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GB:0RGE FREDEKiCK TUTTLE.
"Plato Avas iispil to say: ' Maiiy .^rood laws wiro inaile bnt still one v/as v.anfipf,
namely — a la%v to \m\ tliose eood laws in execution.' Tims the citizensof London lia\"<-
erected many fair niotunuents to iierpctuaie tl.cir memories;, hut still there is wanted a
nioniiinent lo coniir.ue tlie niemorifs of their nmnunienis."
— F^7/•/■'s IVorthut! of Hn-jiunu.
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PREFACE.
1691969
Not long; ago it was usual to apologize in the prefnoe for the publication of a geneal-
ogy. Its molives, objects and uses ^veie luisuiulersstood, not con'prclifn.led, or miscon-
strued. By many it was attributed to a weak vanity or ]jrid(; of rcLitionsliipb or :in<e>.trv,
and regarded as a spurious claim to consideration on account of tlie nierits of others i-r
those who had no merits of their own. A pedigree was sarcastically likened to a potato
plant, the best part of whicii is under ground. The guneaJugist was regarded us a
sort of learned ignoramus, of the grovelliug-, dry-as-dust fraternity, whose pursuits and
acciuisitions were equally uninreresiing and useless It was not understood liow an
interest could be felt in remote progenitors, or syuipathies be excited by the trials and
sorrows of people far distant, or long dead.
A great clumge Las taken pl.-ioe in tliis respect. Now, not only is it perr-iitted to
trace out our ancestors, to be grateful for the fruits of their labors, to revere their vir-
tues, and to synipiitluze with their sufferings, but the old ignorance and indifference is
seen to be connected with certain moral deficiencies or i)er'. ersion-^, suul the n::.n who
cares nothing for bis forefatliers or kindred, liite him wlio has no music in liis si»ul, is
fit for treasons, stratj'gems and spoils, and is not to b<^ tru.sted.
Even tlio.se wdio iiave no kindly seiitinient in tlu; matter ot genealogy are beginoin-'-
to apprehend some of its manifold uses and ap])lication.-. 'Die life insaiunce agent lind.s
a guide in taking his risks. The conveyancer i:> aided in tracing his bind title.-;. The
lawym- is furni.-hed with facts in cases of medico jarispru'.hince. The tei'.cher may more
wisely direct his efforts by know' edge of hereditaiy apritiules aiid tendencies. Tiie phv-
sician may feel more assured of the correctness of his diagnosis of morbid physiolof^-ieal
conditions. The story v.Tiier ntay find esamijles of loir.ance in real life, and facts' that
are stranger than liction; the essayist and statistician a mine of facts and fi;>-a*"e:;, ;ind
the clergyman when called upon to " miiuster to a niinti diseased," may knosv better how
to ■' pluck from the memory a rooted sorrov. , or cleanse the purged bosom of tliv pr-rijous
stuff that weighs upon the heart."
The theories and speculations of Durwin, of Gallon, of Herbert ypencer, of itiboc
and others, which haw been widely di.sseminated among tlio mas.ses, have had nuicli to
do in bringing about this cliange. " Man's natural abilities," says (-lalton in Ilemlitnrt/
(jcniiis, " are derived by inheritance uniler exactly the saute linutations asare tiie forms
and jihysical featurf's of the whole organic world."
'■ lioth moral and physical qualities are communicated b\ descent far more than
they are developed by educaliou, and there is no ascertained limit to tlu- noblene.-^s of
foi'iu and mind which the human cre-ature may attain by persevering obedience to the
laws of God respecting its birth and training." — Jiu.-<kiii'.'i PvUi'ical Ecoaomij.
"To come of resjx.-ctai.ile jmi cntage," says Herbert Spencer, "'is prii/ui facie
evidence of worth in a iiclitf as in a pcr;,on."
" How shall a man escape from his ancestors," says KmersiMi. These, and niariv
more that might be (pioted, are broad assertions of a general law that like begets like.
[ Ttiis law has reci-ived t!n^ name of heredity. Tiie word is not found in comparativelv
{ recent ediritnts of Webster, tliougii n(r.v in eoinir.ou use umo!!g writers. It will soon be
I given a place in tl'.e lexicon. The newne.~-s ci the word denotes the newn.-ss of the idea
fin its eoiicrete form. Its more striking m-mir.'siations in p';iri!cahir instances, Imve
bfon note.i from time imuunu'irial. 'iiie rtwtl rulcitln.s id' Mnn.'aign, the iJr.v.iriau ui.der
life in tiie Austri.;!! Imperial family, tin- historical in-tiuet of St. SiiU'tu, are v.-e!l
,f luiow a instances. N'icior llugo s;iys "• 'i'lu- goud humor of Lmiis 1 Ttli. nvus ird.frir'J fvo\\\
\ Henry 4lh." In aschoirl oi thirty ii .ys nt r^iratford-on-.Vvf-n, Wm. llowitt ^'as!ly idcnti-
1 fi.'.I tlu- " Shaksp'-r.' }?(iy" (a descendant of Shaks[iere's sister) by his likeness to the
\ portraits and busts of the great poet. In heredity and environment, Darwin ;inds tjio
\i^ ^• 4 ^ ',;;
IV PJiKFACE.
tvi^liition of man. The iullu'/iiCt' of fiisirouunnt works slowly unci with continually
diminishing fori-e. Whilt'lirTcdity, b 'iiij^ the sum of the uccretioi!;; of unoounted centu-
ries and ttMiding constantly to grpiiter tixity in its forms, is well nigh oninipot'Mit in the
determination of individual character.
'J'he study of genealogy in its brouder sig-inlicution, must therefore In- oi transcend-
ent importance. It i-< the s'lidy of munkind. European genealogy which concerns
itself, I'or the most part, wiili the pedigrtes of kings and noldenieii, liie heritatre of
honors and titles, of othces and estates, and the fiiciitinus splendors of primo-gi-uitivi
therefore, except where law or custom cn\'ttes an artitl'dal distinction, is tautali)gical
and ahsurd asiiujilying tliut desc^'iit can he other than hm^al, and that the cliild is not
dincOy descended froni tlie moihe!-. So, too, the old notion of t'ne inferiority of the
maternal element in the genesis of the family — a n nniaiit, p 'rhaiis, of maii's ba'-barism.
and woman's degradation — has no foandation in nature. Un •^ucli grounds and for such
reasons it has been our aim to include in this work, as i'ar a-^ possible, all the descend-
ants, of \vhatever name-, of a common ancestor. Manifestly ihetim?- and lab^-r requirvl
for such a work l.s much greater than would be nerdrd for a ree^jrd of the ]iaternal
lines merely, bnt very few are aware of how much greater the work is, for it can be
shown from general laws and avera.ges that in the aggregate of :?even generations (which
is about the average number couuuug t;i~:n tl:e lirst .settlement of New England) oi
descendants fi-om a commim aiu/estur, those l.'eariiig otl'e>r names ibar, the original j.at-
ronymic, Avill ouiue.ir.be-r :he latter in rlie prn]>ortieM of u-^ m ]. This \-- v-o: -tated as n
fact, but as a calculation It is in general an approximatiim to th.e lact. I'eir jtreij-or-
I tioned to the increased labor is tie- value of its results, fur the chauoes are (II to ] that
j the family characieristio will bo fcund in th.e fem:il-' b-ranches. or, to speak mi>re
! exactly, that 04 hereditaments will ite foiuid in the female lines t<» one- in the mah". In
^ vicv.' of these facts and considerati')iis, it sefM.is sti'ange to find ..)bjecle>rs ti) the compre-
i hensive plan above indicated; and a cliiss (.)f genv-alngi.-,ts of ree-eut ee.igin e.-JP-d pa'er-
• liiieists, who exclude on ]'rinciple all not born to the la.mily uaTue Sndi a gei-eaU.'^y
I seems to tis a cla.ssiticat.ie!n on the fui>e and shal'.w basis of a. eonveiiTit-e.-il'-'ui. irMic.
!■ much as a family name is a tietion so far as it iuiplies ajiy su[;eriority of the paternal to
I " the maternal side in reproduction, and as the root, and reason of the whoii- matter is
f relationship, or descent, the adoption of such a rule as that f'f the patei-lineists which
\ for every one admitted to the family table or record exclmh's fifty or si\ty children inei
; lieirs of the same blood, simply because social cu.stum has changed their Jianies, is a
; notable iu-la.vu-e of throwing away tlte oyster and retaining tiie shell: of reiectin^- the
I substance aiid making mrch of the shadow; of putting a symbol in tlic place of t)u>
(. ■ thing it symbolizes. We know a ]icrson who is descended in six difYerent lines fre.iu au
I ancestor, in the published record of whose posterity he is not named. Though a Hebrew
I of the Hebrews, figuratively speaking, he is accounted no l.iettev than a Gientile. Tie:-
\ writer of this is a Baldwin by four descents, yet l>y this rule wouhl have no plaet- in the
\ book of the Baldwins.
I It uuty be admitted, that a special interest attaches to identity of surname. A good
I or bad reputation as.sociated with particular nanies creates prepossessions or prejudic>-s.
\ and influences our casual impressions of persons of the same ]>aironymic whom we do
I not otherwise know. But this very as.sociatiou arises from the ]»resumi)tioii of relation-
! shi]); and so ii\ every aspect of the .subject and in every lin.e of in(piiry we are inevitably
I led back to this one'idea of kinship (kindship) as the root and branch, the sum and sul)
J stance, the long and tin' .vbort. the foundation a!id the cap stone of tiie whole !i.a:t.'r.
[ If i"- be said that t!i<- pro]ier objects of genealogy are not to gratify the natural ciiiie.^iiy
', or interest of kinships oi to furnish aiis to professional uork, or material for philosopicai
,' f,tudy, we reply that in that ca:-e it has nu object worthy of tie* attentie:; of !ii>ings \\l:o
(reason or of beings who love. To refer to the ri'cords of otiier naiues fe.r the fiiuale
branches of any particular family is simple mockery for the reason that such records.
for the most part, have not beeii collected or ]>ubfished, and n-veivvill 1h- ami as :o
I those which are published, they are to the general reader praeii.-.-.ldy inaccessible in
i ninetv-nine cases in one hundred. Ir is conceded that everyon- has ih.- right of assign
[ ing h'is own limits to a self impo.se 1 task, Init t!ie work of tl'.e pHt<-,--l;neisf is too narrow
\ ill its scope, and too artiticirJ. in its cla-^sificaiiun bi n.ierit the name of i:in)ily history ur
riiEFACE. V
to 5-erve to any considerable extent tlie purposes, ends and uses of geneidogy. Sucli
collei.-ilons niiirht be niore apprupriately calh-d ]ied!p'rees or genealoviral directories of
tlie names of Jones, or ]}ro\vii or l^ol>inson, as the case niigiu be.
It has been si'.ld tliat such re-<earrlies are futile because of tlie multiplicity and
oltsciirity of the channels of ancestral influences. Within the perioil covt-red by this
work every ]K'rsou livinj,^ has had fi-i ancestors (baniiip: the interniarriaae of cousiui;);
therefore he inherits from any one of them but one .sixty-for.rth part of what lie is.
The fallacy here is that a human beint: is the resultant nf all his ancestors, like a
chemical compound of so many ingredients of evpuil ]>roi'.ini.)ns uv values. }3ut \.liat if
we aduiit this proposition"? The corollary is, in.-tead of there bdn^^ no reason, there are
sixtv-four reaso;is'for the search; for on this theory the production f>f a i.-ian or woman
of anv desired ])attern would be assim])le as the compounding of a doctor's prescription,
by mixin<: in due proportion tlie elements composinj^ it. The law of hereditv is indeed
siire and univef.-al. but its operations are for tlie most part inexplicaltle. Whence the
diversity amontc children of the same parents, whicli makes e;,ch one a mystery to all
the rest? How account for tl)e anotr,al.\ of >va])oleon — hisoigautic intellect and dwarfish
heart— among tlie progeny of Cliarles and Letitia Bnonapart^•? In wiiat unexi>lored
regions of genealogy shaU'we look for tlie s]irings and sources of Sh.akspere's mighty
genius? I'cw explain that strange pdienomenoi; called Afnvi.'iii}, v.-hich is forever
playing hide and seek in human organisms, the recurrence of remarkabh^ traits or
peculiarities of remote ancestors, skipping over the intermediate generations, like, thofje
streams which sink into the earth., and, after hidden windings in subterranean channels,
come to light again, far distant from their points of disappearance?* Even so profound
a thinker as Thomas Carlyle, confesses himself in the dark al>out these tilings ivhen he
savs, in his .s'.//';.;r7f,.v^;''/^<'i-. " In a psychological point of view it is. perhaps, questioti-
able'wJiether froiu birth and genealogy, how closely scruiiaized soever, much insight is
to be gained." h is a wise mother that knows )ier ov. n child. Through this benilicem;
mvstery of transmission, the birth of an infant in whatever grade of social life is the
openint;- of a future of infinite possibilities, and parental hotpe and love and imaginaticti
mav paint its future in the brightest colors without rebuke from reason.
" It was our privilege, a few years since, to sjiend several days in delighted contem-
plation of Keusett's "Last iSum'mer's Work." This consisted of a large number of oil
paintings of landscapes, hung on the walls of the New York Academy of Design for
exhibition ])rei)aratory to their sale by auction. In tliis study we became so famshar
with the pecuiiiir coloring and the general tone and spirit of the artist's productions,
that ever'since we have been able to point out a Keusett. when hung among other
pictures, at a glance. In like manner the accumulation of a vast number of details
concerning a great number of persons sprung from a common ancestor has stamped upon
our mind'the"im])re.ssi<!n of certain physical.' mental and moral qualities, either peculiar
in themselves or in the force and euert,'-y of their maniffstations. These qualities I cali
characteristics. It is unnecessary to do more than allude to them liere. 'ihut the blood
is or has been prolitic is a matter of common observation. Joined to that is the quality
of endurance. Some families increase but do not multiply; that is, many children are
born, but few survive to maturitv. Of William Tuttle's twelve children not one died
vouug. The race is not only proli'fic. but is fitted to endure. It follows that wherever
thev liave been long seated "their descendants will be more numerous, as a rule, than
those of other settlers of equal date. This is cextainly true of Tsew Haven. Tlie fact is
indicated in many ways. Of the 5S members of the 2d Co. of Governor's (J uards, in
1775, 14 are found in this inl])erfect record. A similar pro])ortion is found in the Church
Manuals. Of the 12 to IG otiicers and directors of the N. II. Col. Hi^t. Soc. usually
about one-half are of this fold. So of the city banks and other prominent institutions,
f An accurate and well informed observer says that nearly every i.ersou in the rooms of
i the X. il. Col. Hist. Soc. at the fall reception of l!<y-2 was of this family. A city directory
I of the ■•tov.-u born" nf X^'u- Haven, or the Assessor's list of its tax-payers, with
I valiiaii(Uis annexed, comj.aie.l witha coiMplet- recorded' resident desccmia-.tso:' William
f 'I'r.tte-, \.(.ubi b.- to nianv a >urpri>iiig revel. ,tion in n-sjieei to comparative numbers,
i wealth asui socip.l p )siiion. It is said that from one-third to one-half of the taxable
I wealth .d X'ew Haven is in the hands of this family. In every a>soc.iacioa of prominent
-The tiieorv of Darwin is t!i;it " treomniulrs o! iniiunierable c;i;.riiLie5, Jcrivi..'. from ■.nr.a'UcrTtile ances-
irn! sources circuhite in the bloo'l and piopai;ate themselves trencration aUer , generation. The vastly
prn uer number remain undeveK>pet1 lor want oi' lavur.iL-ii conuiiKin^ an.! by roas,-;-' of th'; overma';?ery
oi;h._' more potent, in the struffle for points ot atta.Mirnent. Hence there is a vastly larcer nun-.ber ot
capabilities in every human bein„' tli:'.n ever had e.^p-'essi on. and for every patent element there arc
countless latent ones- the latter counting I'or nought as to the individual.
IMiEFACE.
to serve to anv considerable extent tlie purposes, ends and uses of gencidog-y. yucli
ci.llei-ii<ms ini^:lit be more appr..priuteiy called ]>ed!,e-rees or genealo^'CJcal directories of
the names oi' Jones, or Brown or Kobiiison, as thecRse nu.iflu be.
It lias been siiid that such researclies are futile because of tie' multiplicity and
olfse.uritv of the channels of ancestral influences. Within tlu- period covered by tliis
work ( verv -ii.-rs.ui livin;,- has had (')■! ai.cesK^rs (baninj;- tlie intermarria^y of cousins;);
therefore he inherits fruiu any one of them Init one .sjxty-f.n;rth part of what he i^. ^
The falhtev here is that a human beinir is the re-ul!ant of all his ancestors, like a
chemical com]).)und of so many ingredients of e-iual ]iri)['.utions or values. Bui vAmt if
we admit this proi'osition ? The corollary i>, in.-,tead of there being no reason, there are
sixtv-four reaso-iis'for the search; for on this theory the production of a man or woinai^
of anv desired i)attorn would be as simple as the compounding of a doctor's prescriiition,
by mixing in due proiiortion the eleiuenvs composing it. The law of hereditv is iiuleed
sure ai)(runivef.-al. but its operations are for the mo.-t parr inexplicable. Wlu-nce the
diver.-itv amoui;- cb.ildren of the saiu- parents. \\lii(di makes vuvh one a n\v,-.trry to all
tlie rest'v How account for tlie anon;al\ of Naiioleon— his li'igantic intfdlect an.d dwartisli
heart- -among the progeny of ("iiarles and Letitia Buonaparte v In what unexplored
regions of ceuealogv shall'wc look lor tlie s])ri!\gs and scuirces of Sliakspere's mighty
genius? I'cw explain that strange plienonu-non called Atuvisin, which is forever
plaving hide and 'seek in human'organisni.s, the ve<-urrence of remarkable trails or
peculiarities of remote ancestors, skipping over the intormediale genera. ions, liko those
streams which sink into the earth, and, after hidden windings in subterranean channels,
come to light again, far distant from their points of disnppef,rance?* Even so profound
a thinker as Thomas (,'arlyle, confesses him.seif in the dark al'nut these tlung.s when he-
savs, in his .s' //•/-;)• 7i?,.s'';-(''^s-, " In a psychological point of view it is, perha])S, questioii-
ab'le' whether fnuu birth and genealogy, how closely scrulini/.ed soever, juuch insight is
to be gained." it is a wise mother that knows Jier own child. Through this beniiiccni
uivstery of trnnsniission. tlie birth of an infant in whatever grade of social life is the
openini;- of a future of infinite possibilities, and parental hoi)e and love arid iinagin.atio?!
ruav paint its future in the brightesr colors without reluike from rear^on.
' It was our privilege, a few years since, to spend several days in delighted contem-
plation of Ken.sett's "Last Suunner's Work." This consisted of a large number of oil
paintings of landscapes, hung on tlie walls of the New York Academy of Design for
exhibition ])rcparaiory to tlifdr sale by auction. In tliis study we became so fannhar
with the peculiar coloring and the general tore and spirit of the artists productiou.s,
that ever since we have been able to point out a Kense1t,when liuug among other
pictures, at a glance. In like manner the accumulation of a vast number of details
concerning a great nunilier of persons sprung from a common ancestor has stamped upon
our min(rthe^u!])ression of certain physical, mental and moral qualities, eiiherpeculiar
in tliemselves or in the force and energy of their manifestations. These qualities I cali
characteristics. It is unnecessary to do" lutjre than allude to them here. That the blood
is or has been prolitic is a matter of common ob.servation. Joined to that is the tpiality
of endurance. Some families increase but do not multiply; that is, many children are
born, but few survive to maturity. Of William Tuttle's twelve clnldren not one died
young. The race is not only proliYic. but is fitted to endure. It follows that wherever
they have been hmg seated "their descendants will be more numerous, as a rule, than
those of other settlers of eipial date. This is certainly true of New Haven. The fact is
indicated in many wavs. Of the b'i members of the 2d t'o. of Governor's Guards, in
ITTo, 14 are fouiid in "this imperfect record. A similar proportion is found in the Church
J Manuals. Of the IL' to U) oiiicers and directors of the N. II. Col. Hist. Soc, usually
I about onedialf are of this fold. So of the city banks and <ither ]irominent instituth)ns.
f An iu'curiUe and well informed observer savs 'that nearly every persr.n in the rooms of
I the N. M. Col. ili-^t. Soc. at the fall r.'ception of !!>s2wasof this family. .V city directory
I of the "town b.H-n" <.f X.'W Huven, ov tie- Assessor's list of its ta>;-i>ayers, with
valuations annexed, cumjiaied with a cn[>\plet" record of resident ch'scenda-its o!' William
'i'c.tth', would b.' to many a surprising vevelati(<u in respeet to comparative numbers,
wealth and social p;)silion. It is said that from one-third to onedialf of the taxable
wealth of New Haven is in tlie hands of this family. In every a^soc.iation of prominent
-Tt\e liieoi V of Daru-iii is ttKit " f,'eoinn;ul?'s of innumerable qualities, J^rivcd from inr.u>uerTiblcances-
tri! sourcfs circulate in ihe bloo'l ;u-nl prop;(:;atc ttieinselves ■,'fnerat.ion afCL-r sc-neralion . 1 be Vi'vStly
pr^: uer iiumbci- remain unJe vcU.pcd lor want ol lavur.iL'i.; toniiiti^ms .'.lul by roiu- ■■■.' f"f th-; ovcrtna'^'ery
of ihi; more po'.iMit, in the s-.ratTL'le for points of atta^l-.mcnt. Hence there is a vastly laicer mimber ot
■ captit>ibtios 11. evcis- Irmn.ui b;.':n^' t'l rn ever h.-xd exp'-cssi on, an.1 for every patent elenienl there arc
d couiu'icss l.ittrit i)'.it.s- the lao.ci coiuiiinf; i.2r nou;:ht as to the individual."
I
Yl ■ PIIEFACE.
citizens it is Inr^-oly rcpresenti-.l in nuiiibcis and inniicm-e, sonietiiiios '■•oiistitutini: ttiP
I inujnrjty. Vin- instance, wliilo wiitini,^ tlic:,{.' liiicj, \vc rasii;tl!_v talv<' np a paraplilnt
[ conf:iinin<: Dr. .'a'^:)n's <.'<ntenuial disrnuisc, dated IST'J, and lin'd. a irijucst f(jr its ]>ab-
i lication, si.^rnrd 1.;- forty-nine am. uii: tin; ni'ist inlturntia] of New ilavrn"s wortliies, of
! \vlio!U wi- reroi;uizH eiglueen as of tliis linea;;-,-. Ai, lln> fiiiu-ral obsccjujes (d' tin- late
I Honry Farnain, four of tlie ciLdit l)^ar<•r^ were of 'i'lirtje descent. A iar^e nnniiier of
• similar Jueis isnglic Ije eited. To some ex;eni tlie same seems to lie li u,. as^^to Ilarlfoid.
I 'ri\ese tjdnii'.s cannot lie artributed to coineidem-e ur cliaDce; tiiev are too manv. .At
j least one in twenty of a!l the graduates ot Yab- (,'.dlei';e, from its foiindritioii to the
I ])re.seiir time, are akin in ilii^ line. In Xor;li Haven. <;onn.,of tMentv two deacons of
I tlie first cluirch, froiu its bumdati'-n in ITK". to lS(ii, eleven, or one-jiaif are of this
I family. In some hranchi'.--, tune'-tentiis are Ldmreh members, and .so ','eneral is the
religious imdination tln\t 1 s''t it down as a fandlv trait.
; it seems to be the otxier of nature that to tliose who jjaveiu'ich. i.nucli shall be
;;_ added, and those who have little, the little tlew h.-ive shall be taken a 'a:' v. To virijitv,
;. strength and exeelleuce of ]diys:eal organization is added energy in the' males aiid
\. beauty in the females, witli their usual eonc(jmniitants of suecssfa! undert.iknig.s and
t cai-jy ma.rriag-es. Knergy is lu-rvuus force or intensity wdiieh is said to l.e the secret of
|. family distJnctiou. Self-reliance. c<jurage and straigldforwarduess are the bieathiugsof
t l>ersonshappily .s.. constituted. To Le weak is lo Up miserable; deceit, liyjiocrisvfand
j^ intrigut> are too often iIh' jesiuirces (d' the fe(dde.
,' Honesty in its broader and deeper signiiieation is the rarest virtue under the sun.
I The lantern oi' Diogenes, inisnndt^rstood "as t!n> cynicism ,vl' a sor.i' ]ihd<;sojdier, is in
I reality a symlxd of tiic peering, lottging sear.di ot" man for the nobK-'i woHc of' (.iod.
I Still this vinue is not so scarce as it may seem to comnn)n experience and observation.
1. ^\way from the struggles of crowded populations, the comjietitioiis and tricks of trade,
[ and the c()rrui)ting atmosphere of cities, hidden beneath the surface of human (diaracter.'
! it exists in threads ami veins, and smuetimes shows its(?lf in patlnes of liright gold. Xo
very deepi insight is requisite to reeoguize the same si)intnal (jualitv in the pavnn-nt ot
[•.. a penny fate [j.. -'71 J: the selling of a cow I p. 4SJ1J; the hdeiity of art to truth and
I nature [p. 4771 and in the " hone.-,; mi'thod " oVthat sublime argutuenf, '-The Freedom of
i the \N'iU" [p. '■j<]}. Said the (derl: of a huL'-e ( 'onneetiou town to the \vriter: • ' The
I Tuttles are ho:)est; tluw give go.id me.isure." It has seeiued to us th;it thi'_, virtue has
i been largely develoj)ed in this race. Under favoraJde circumstance'^, n iw fast iriving
[. way before the march of l.'nn'in pragri v-;, r.nd t!ie changing eon.litions .d' soe;-i jp;., thit
ij qualify has been hande<l down in some lines from father to' son for manv ;4enerat'i.ms,
i until it has ceased to lie a virtue by beconung a second nature.
|;' It is surpri.sing to iK.'te how many families owe their collected or tludr published
i - records, whodydrin hu ^e part, to i>ersons (u" Ttittie liu-'ageor alhnity. <»f the.se are the
r J)wigl!ts, the i-.dwards, the Siiongs, the \"\ etniore,-, tlie I'hauncevs, "the Tow nsene.-,, the
t Dawson.-., the 'J'rowbridges, the Coghills, the lluglies, the Atwaters, the 1,'eads,' the
f.- . Seymours, the Fowlers, the Bron.sons, the Days, the Dickermuns, the Notts, the Doolit- /
I' ties, the Vales, the Wolcotts, the Bidwells, the Andrews, the Harts, the .Mulfords, the •"-''
I'- Mansfields, the Todds, the Humphreys, the Burrs, and perhaps others that we cannot
i now recall, suggestive of a paraphrase to Fulhii's saying that " in other C(mntries n, en
I are made Heralds, but in NN'alcs they sire born Heralds'."
p ■ Xot to particularize further, it nuty be as well to give a general description of the
f' Welsh character as a summary of what we desire to say on this point. Devonshire (the
|- • source of the New Engla.nd 'I'uttles) is more Welsh than Wales itself in the distiniive
\ peculiarities of it.s peopde. The statistics of crime in (ireat Britain show that one
1/ Welshman to ten Fnglish and tifieen Irish are cinvicted of crime. Tlu'v are strongly
l emotioii.-il, p..e'ical ami ndigious. " The W(dsh nature," says l^rof. (ireen in his Ulsfor'y
I of thi Einj'i^'i I'y'ji'i. ■■ is stet;|).Ml in poetry. '■ It appears in"the national festival of the
' Eisteddbid, and in .a r.>in;'.ut.i'; liter.-iture whiidi iu'.s leavened the inuigimition of U'estern
I Europe. In the old linu-. "in every house, strangins who arrived \n the mornittir were
i entertained til! e-en-iide witii tle-ta"!kof maidensand the mnsie' <d' tin- harj). '•Tl'iev are
j a na:i(m of si.i ;ers. .\!;!-^-;t .•very.iii,' sings. In their own cuuiitry (V\:iles'i they are
born I'alvitH.sts. Inloieii^n lands tliey maintain ile-Ir homogeneity as teii.-icions'j v as
dews. 'idle Welsh miners of I'ennsylva'.da hold annual mu.sical contes's, in '.vjnch
! harmonies are hi-, ird thut n.igiit a-Ti-ni-li sitim ji' >]dr ',■,!,;, ii'ia^'iMe that tb.e oid' li'.-hf
I of their sunless toil is the miner's lamp. Thi- lui".' .--uiiunary ot' Mis.s ISlalteman in her
History of Siisipiehann.i ( o. is a.s bdiows: • They," ih..- Welsii peojde of that county,
j "are very respectable and \\i 11 to do, religious, musical, all readers, nn-iny teachers atid
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college graduates, no llomuii Catholics, euiotional, poetical, practical, stable, tc:upei;\te,
industiious and honest.'"
Now the questiou arises, that inasmuch a-^ such " characteristics " arc common niore
or less tu all families, how can they be ascribed to one aiicesto" more than auothei in
any given case? We answer, let nssupjiose that all rhe families in which tlie ciiildr>n
i' of William 'I'uttle or his more reniotn de>cenants married were written up. We should
L then have a liasis for c()mi)arison. If it were found on yuch comparison that the
r branches i)f such families as wTc (jf Tuttle descent exhibited more of these character-
I istics, or exhibited them mure decidedly or mm-e generally than those Itraiiches of such
I families as were not of Tuttle descent, tln-n it seems to us a fair inference that such
r -characteristics were inherited from nr through tlic Tuttle ance.->l'jr. Now so far as we
^ have the material for comparison, in the published genealogies of the Vv'elLs, Chaun-
I ceys, Pxlwarils, Dwights, Trowbridges and others, likenesses do appear- in the brandies
I of Tuttle de-scent that are not found to the same extent in the others. And the infer-
■ en(-e derived from sucli likeness is strengthened by a]iparent. diversities an<l contrasts
I between the Tuttle branches and the otliers. We do nut intend to pursue the conjpiiri-
F son: w<' merely suggest it as furnishing gi-ouud f'.>)- a reasonable ]n'obai)ility, and a.s the
r foundation in ]!art of our own conclusion in regard to the above in<|U!ry. deduced from a
i vast array of facts that have conn- un-lereeir observation iri the comi)!lation of this work.
{: Our conclusion is that the characteristics referred to, are more clearly and decidedly
|. traceable to the Tuttle stock than to any other.
! It is -[(lain that somewhere ahmg theance.-^tral lines of this strain of Idood a remark-
\ ablt- eirergy has been infused that has shown itself in every form of human activity and
K achievement. In theology it jiroduced aii Ed.wiirds;. among educators a Dwiglit and a
r Woolsey; in art, a Kensett; in lit(?rature, a. Peter Parley. It learned all languages in
? the sweat and grime of the biacksndth's fei-ire. in ihinitt. It niarchetl to the sea with.
[ ShermaJi. It wrote hi.stories with tlie halt-bliud eyes of Prescott. The books it has
f written v.-ould fill a large libiary. It^ memorial v.indows and tablets are .seen where-
I over genius and piety are so recogni-/.e.1 ; .ind in p-'rl.'aps nejre than one icstaiice
[ it has changed the spi'it of a weak and hel[>less woman as in Chloo Lankton, bed-rid
c den, and j^ain-racked for many a long and weary year, into sonu'thing so sublime and
I beautiful in spiritual strength and grace, as almost to revive our old faith in rlie reality
I of lieavenly winged visitants. We do not prerend to acrount for it. The history of
families in tltis respect is analogous on a small scrJe and witliln nariHjw limits to that of
nations; for instance, a little knot of men on the banks of the Tii>er, energised from
some unkncjwn or unseen source, build Ilonte. and all men became Komans. This
energy is called patriotism or love of country. It was an intense and entire- devotion to
one idea. Those who were absorbed in it were elevated, expanded, strengthened,
renewed by it as by a divine atllatus, auci the P.oman citizen became the type of a nobler
manhood than tlie v.-orld had yet seen. It was a new birth. So tlie religious disjiosi-
tion being hejital)le and cumulative, niay become as pure and absorbing in fandlies as
Koman patriotism was in its best days, and far more powerful in its formative and in
its active influences. The world is not only governed by ideas bu: it is sha])ed by them.
A remarkable feature in our family history, as it would be in aisy other, is the
branch of Elizabeth. It is an interesting genealogical study. Both the parents were of
the same Welsh race. There is evidence that the mother had the nervous, sensitive and
excitable temperament of gi nius. Kichard Edwards, being an oidy child, inherited
ample means and gave his children the best education the country alYorded. To educate
is to bring out, and to train, it cannot create talents or character. The ministerial i)ro-
fession was then almost the only held for the employment of able and educated men.
So all thitigs conspired to favor the natural lient of their son Timotliy. The process was
•continued, and in the next generation reached it.-^ highest development in liis son Jona-
tlian. From the very begir.iung this branch has been noted for its high regard for
i^ducatioa, it-5 sch-darly culture, aitd its religious disposition. It is said to include a
larger ■uu.iber of eminent peisous than hav.- sprung from any o;)ier one of the New
Engl.tiid founders. It is w(mde!fiil, says n lati; writer, how much of the grace and cul-
ture of Anu-rican .society lias sprung from this root. Tlie same pursuits cuniinued gen-
■eration after generation in the same families, originally set apart by nature for a chosen
work, has resulted in a heritage oi confirmed aptitudes, enlarged natural c:".p;.ciiies,
delicacy and n-finenient of J)hy.-^ical orgmii-.'.ati.m, manner.s, sentiments and tnstes; a sort
<jf " P.rahmin Caste in New'England." as Dr. Hdmes put it. of which tle.^ Edwards
family form a. considerable i)ropi>rtion., and in which it h.olds a hig!'. rimk. The same i.>
true, perhaps, to an e([ual extent of the br^uich of Ilanmih. In most of the others th.e
COudittoDS v.-fj-e not SO lavm-able, pnd tl;e natural ter.dencies were laore or less j^-erJaid.
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checked or^ diverted at the ovitset by the hard necessities incidenl tu life in a new
i country. Tliey are therefore all the more strikiiii;: when tliey do appear as sliowin<>- tht-
i force of theoiigiual bent in the face of advcree antecedents and circumstances.
t Parton, in liis Life of Auro/i Jlinr, norices th-,.' singular i)r..(l,)ndni nc' of the Jem-
|, inJne el(.'nu-:it in tJiis stock. Of tlie s-'ven_ childn-u (>f liichard Krlwards In- ;1h' Tutlle
S mother, six were girls. Of the eleven cliildrfii of his son, Timothy Kdv/ards, t-n were
'. gi""!!"- Of the eleven children of his son, .Innatluin, eiglit were girls. The' order of
; nature, as to the numerical (Mjunlity of th.e sexes were subverted by some srront;- heredi-
J tary force. It was also manifested in a superior delicacy of organization. The'phrenol-
I Of^ist tells us, says Parton, tlial Kurr had t!ie temperainent of a woman. The biogra-
j pher of Major Wiuthrop speaks uf •• the w nuanly delicaev of his character." It seems
evident enough that this and ot iter peculiarities came from the Tutlle blood, for the
j six children of Richard Ed war,is, by his second wife. Mary Talcott, wre all boys but
; ore, antl though they received the '.ame advantages of education as the children of the
; Tuttle mother, tliey and their <h'scendauts did'not manifest those i>eculiar traits and
i energies that have made the name of Edwards famous in New Eni-;-land, and when the
I Edwards family is named the l)u^.terity of the Tuttle mother is understood.
I We liave called attention to this point on account of a remaikable claim that lias
: been set up in favor of the Stoddards as the source of the excellencies of the Edwards
I race. It ]irobably origiuated in the natural juirtiality of Mrs. Edv/ards for her father's
I family, when lier son Jonathan became famous. It was tea-table gossip in East \\iud-
[ sor in her life-time, and came down as a tradition. Dr. Sereno E. Dwight found it th<re
: wlien inouiriog among the old people for nuiterials for his Lifr of A'dirard.-^, and put it-
i in his book as n triuUi.ion. It was taken up, in the St>''hlirri1 Ih in.ido'j;/, and, if we
\ remember, repeated in the second edition \vith the Dowuings admitted to a share of the
■ ■ lioiior. It appeared again in a book notiee iri the X. Y." Kriuiug Pod. In an essay
i and review in the Xcir Eiujlander, it was reiterated in still more decided terms, and
: finally the Rev. B. \V. Dwight, wdiose estimable genealogical labors do honor to his
i AVelsh heritage of blo.vu, b/miulaied in the following terms, and j)ublisij[ed it in his-
f Dwight Gent<dvgy:
\ " Tiie children of Mary Edwards were widely noted for fine forms and features,.
1 which came (tradition says) from the Edwards lineage, and to theiii from the Stoddards.
[- They ('ilmothy Edward's children) inherited their clear, fine, expres.sive features from.
{ their mother (Esther Stoddard), taking their ]diys!cal and in a great degree tlieir mental
! proportions from her. Her son .Jonathan was nearly six feet high, and her ten daugh-
\ ters used sonn-times to be spoken of as Mr. Edwards' sixty feet of daughters, exager-
I ated, though all were remakably tall." Again, '■ The propelling force of tiie Dwiglus
I comes from the Edwards connertion, also the personal beauty, tradition says, and the
\ personal beauty comes to \\w Edwards from the Stoddards."
; This statement, thoagh qualified by " tratlition says," has been largely accepted as
! authoritive, the qualification l.>eing overlooked or disregarded. As a v/orthless tradition
\. not only without foundation in fact, but as contradicted by fact and inference, as we
I will try presently to show, it would not be noticed here but for the reason that it has-
been received with credit by many who usually rf'quire a reason for their faith, and has
caused us some emljarra^.snient and disapi)ointn\ent. If the tradition is true then we are
■. . committing a .sort of larceny in placing the i'Alwards in our record. If it is not true
f then it is our duty to reclaim and recover if jiossible the stolen goods.
I In offering our objections to the conclusions involved in the statement of Dr. Dwight
\ "vve must not be understood as intending any disparagement of the Stoddard fanuly, or
[ of the mother of Jonathan Edwards, though comparisons hax'C been made, not in the
\ best taste and unv.dsely as we think between the father and mother of that eminent man.
I TJie mother of Edwards may have been a " very snuirt " aiui a very iK'autiful woman,
i but apart from the tradition, we have and can have no positive knowledge of the
"mental j)roportions, the propelling force or the ]iersoual be.'.uty " v.diich her daughters
are presumptively said to have iidierited largely from her. Wlnle as ^o tin; father, Jiis
sixty years of ministerial life and labor afi'oid abundant means of judging. N(^r can ^ve
■ overh^iok the opinion of President Chauncey wiio said th.at Vm h;id read all the writings
I of the iiev. Solonum Stoddard (father of ^Irs. Ivlwards) an.l thought thai his ;il)ihties
f had lieen "mu(di overrated."
'i'he real question, howevrr, is n.it one of siuartn"ss or comitarative ability, be.t of
! bkene.-iS, or of kiiul. .Xnt how great or how much, Imt of what nature. Art> th.eri- sech
{ simiiarities or iilio>yniiacies as to justify lie- S:oddai\l ilaim'.' \\'e think net. Tlu^
\ -Stoddards are English. The Edwards are Welsh. A distinction that centuries of
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\u\a
coutact aiul inteiv'Oiir.-;e betweon the two races liviurr uiider u common goveruincMit liuvt-
not been alile lo efYace.
Of the Downings v,-e know very little, but cun safely ria_v tliat Pid wards was
extremely unlike Sir George. But let as luok at tl-.e' mutter a little more closely as to
resemblances.
" A })ioUb disposition," says (ialton, " is ce'itaiuly inlierited.''
'■ Wiien a boy," says Jonathan I-Alvs-ards, '" 1 was exerci.sod and conci-rned about my
soul and was nbuudant in i-eligious duties." Sarah Pieipont, al'terwaids his wiff,
became truly pious when not mo; r than live years ol' age.
The mother of Kdwards, strange to say, did not joii". the church nor make ]!rofe.-^sicii
of religion until she was forty-four years lit age; an I thi-; though tin- ihiuvhter of one
clergyman, the wife of another, and living in an era and in a cnmmunity of general
churcli mi'iubership. in fjict, the maternal inliui'uc;- usmuly so str<_);i!,f in sluuging and
directing tlie phe^tic mind .d (diildhoivl, seems to have been to some e:^tent inoperative
in the family of Timothy Ethvanls, the father himself assuming the iu'^truction and
mental training of tlie children, ;uid in his absence, Jonathan and the younger girls
reciting to tln-ir elder sisters. So f;ir then we nniy a-sert tliat wlierevi-r their mental
propoitiotis nuiy liave come fnnn, tht.ir religioi;s teudejicles and mentai training plainly
did itot come fr<mi their mother.
If we go back another generation to llev. Solomon Stoddard we ilnd incongruities
aud contrasts still ittore marked atid decid^ed. He maintained that th.e Lord's supp'or is
a coni'criiii'j unllu'inre, and tliat all iia[)ti.-;ed persons not scantlalous in life may lav-fully
a])])roach the ttibii-, though they know themselves to be destitute ot true religiim; and
this dangerous innovation so fatal to the purity of the church, he did •.nore titan any one
else to u"[)hold and defend. To Edwards, so profoundly earnest and sincere, this doctrine
and practice could mjt be otlu^rwise tlnuj hateful. He opposed it strenuously aud
suflered bitter persecution, rather thau connive at it. This dilTerence ^^■a.5 sim]>ly an
outward sign of an inward spiritual incongruity. Every nnan is born a Calvimst, au
Arminian or v.-hat not, and his nitivrevAovfi or less n.ioditied by circumstances and educH-
tion is supreme, and stamps itself on his opinions, aud expresses itself in his life and
inliuence. The comparative elTects of the jircaching of Stoddard and of Edwards is a
further illustrati(m of this law. Tiie sleepy religion, iu baneful fellowship with the
wide-awake worldliness of the Northampton church as Edwards founci it, aroused and
startled by his vehement si^irit and his "awful word.-" shook off the unnatural alliance,
broke up' the hoUow truce, ceased tlie un.->eemly masquerade, and graspurg the old
weapons of its warfare, resumed tlie conliict. ilencefoith its victories were seen in
numerous revivals. Such a power could not be coufitu:d to the narrow limits of a single
parish. It went forth conquering and to conquer. It spread far and wide throughout
New Eitg-land, crossed the ocean into foreign lands and made itself felt to the farthest
bounds of protestant t'hristendinn. Tiiis was " the great awakening." We see here a
marked resemblance to his father Edwards, as Jonathan himself declared, that he knew
of no church in Western Xew England, excepting his own, in which revivals had been
so frequent as in his father's. On the other liand, hov.- wide the cmitrast to the minis-
terial cltaracter and intluence of his grandfather Stoddard. They were akin, but not of
a kind. Edwards was not an offshoot, but a graft on the Stod"dard family trei;. "By
their fruits sliall ye know them."
We cannot therefore be accused of presumption or of arrogance, in claiming for tha
Tuttle couriection a jiart at least of the '• nervous force" aud tlu' controlling leligious
tendencies of the Dwights aud the Edwards, for such traits art- as sharply delineu and as
traceable as any peculiarity of physical conformation. The (juestion as to mental pro-
portions and personal besiuty is too vague for discussion. The fact itself, of the beauty
of the Stoddards, seems like the other ]cart of the statement to rest on traditiou or on
mere assumptiiui. 'I'he comparatively late nntrriages of most of the daughte.-s of Bev.
Soloinon Srodd.ard Seems to point 'o a diiferent conclusion. Anyway it is of no imjior-
tance in this connection, for the terms " personal beauty " arc so widely applic.M.ie as to
include every type of the human race, and it we accept as it fact lof wiiich, fowever,
^\e can ha\ e no (leiir.ite knowledge) Dr. Dv.iirht's description of the .-tyle of licatity, " the
clear, fine, exi)ressive features" of Timothy Ivlwards' daughters, it points lather to
the nerv(nis and intellectual Welsh constitution, than to the ea.sy going, biauny, tull-
fed and full-iilown English
Accortting t'. the (ieduetions of tialton ami others fioni the study of geiieulogic:.'!
facts and hereditasy lorees wo may auticipa'e from 'lie Mime -.iraoi oi" Mood otie'r minds
and characters of exceptional power and dignity in the lutuit." wiienever the necessary
CDUditioiis shall ( xist. These LonJlltons are nartiv under th.e control of m^'.n, and are.
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suumHHl up in t],« comman,! to love God s.iprcnu-ly .0(1 our nei-lihor as ourself (Z
covrclutedto great nuellcctual vg-or ami nuotio..,! inioii.itv of crmstitution are ' -V udn
I penl<, die consciousness of wlucli shoalcl he evr present as a u-aruin<^ c.P-ain^-t 1 e
. promptm.o-s of ambition, selhshness aiW ,,i;s.ion. Int(-ritv, duxM-fiiln...^ rnd medtri
; tion are iric-p.t conservators; Lut tle> (,eilv sure ^af. .Miard is a -mum-iv r.'in'.. i tT'
} Without this no liigli development of inauhood or" of womanhood, of ^ti>.'''nh or If
! beauty, can be attained nor long maintained. i' .feiu or oi
I The %vork is not as compleU. as w,. d-sired to mak- it \\>had prepared a eonsider-
able list of oooks J.. W consulted, letters „t in,|un-y to !„ written and record lu.n iig
tours to be made tor the purpose of traenu, lin,-. that so far have einded our s e r • h
XNedesuvdalsoto procure documentary pn-ol^ ..f ,h. Devon-hire .uvmu of the'\ ' v
England 1 utiles, their parenta,re, ant.-cedants idatinnships, p-di,.,-.-,;" etc Of t),e
fact of such or.gm itself, we feol assun.l from ci,cu,„stantial eVidem.. which'seems as
strong as such evidence everc.n he. Som. ••..riv.pnndenee to this end was had'J^^;;
earned member of tlie Ilarleian N,-,.-tv of London. lb- confirmed our vi.nvs and stat.-d
>. the cost of getting copies of the needed records at !<1 :.'.-> at tiie oetside -Vfter sever-il
: vain attempts to get assistance we ],.ft th-Muatter in al..•vanc.^ hoping that some enabling
I circnnistance or state of things wouhl •■ tuni up - "in the sweeUjv and bv " In tlie
I meantime we continued our elTorts in otlmr diivctions. No serious diliicultV would be
met, It IS ikely, m tracing the pe.hgree back several gmierations. ]]ernard Chiarit.di of
I I^ndou adverti...! the Genealogical Manuscriprs of the Devonshire To.hil s h " 'm
I alogue ot June 15, kSo9. 1 he family, or a branch of it. as earlv as 1091 had lon<^ been
. seateuat Lxeter, whose parish registers are among the earliest in'th^ Ki.^g^lom
\ ,^^7''V 1''^*^'^ ^^''"-' remaim-d undone we felt reluctant to pul^lis!,, but hnaHv as the
w,m hao Iwn long exn^.-ted and impatiently u-aited for, as the mat,. rials alreadv
, gathered and arranged \yere more than sutiicient to lill a larire octaN-o vnlnuie as theV
had been twice in p.oparcly by fire and might at any lime be irr^mediablv lost bv some
; nntors^en casua-ty, and mindful of tin: deepening shadows that cather around even
ihe onghtest pa Wy at our t>m,. of life, we came to the sudden cmiciusion. about the
f Isr ot Januaiy ls>s-, to punt tne book at once. ^Ve were enabled to do so bv availin.-
i ourse t of an ot:..,- by ^uttle^ Go. of Rutland, Yi., made manv vears since, to publish
■ t at their own risk. Not a line or word of written contract has .^v^.r i^a-s.-d b-t Jeen us-
., but as we_pen these closing panigra],hs a m-arlv c.uni.h.te c.pv of tho w,u-k lies l,ef<uv'
i us and It IS our simple duty to say that thc-y h.ave -eneroush" and noblv fulfilled tin-M'
I task._ lo our sni)scribers it will speak for its.df. If we are spared, and the opoonu-
^ nuy IS given us, we propose to print, in due time, a small supplementarv octavo .'on-
t t.uningaddifionsandcoiTections. and we shall be -la.l to receive the same from anv
, source whatever Communications direcl^.l to 'our present address will reach i:s
wh,;n'VH!- we ir.av be.
; In view ,,f tiu- popularity of onr family gatherings and the advantacres that accrue
i ■ AT\'rV'T\ r «,^sociated elfort,, we here propose a permanent organization of
|. ■ descendants, to take charge ot the arrangements for future meetings and to further such
t. objects as may prf)])erly come under their supervision.
I- ^} "", ^'"-'^ pardon for the poor sketch or notice of Ghh.e I.ankton. wlunn we re-^ard as
, one of the most beautiful and int.-re.sting characters in our hook. While we wtu-e pre'-
i'. paring a more adecpiate accnunt. in the Summer of lSS-,\ we were disabled for several
|. weeks by a severe accident. When sutliciently recovered to resume work, an accumula-
l tion of unansweivd letters and oth.u- pressing atlairs absorbed our time and attontion
j until It was too la e for its introduction. In relation to other faults and shortcomino-s we
: ask not that they he overlooked, hut as far as may be, corrected and remedied, and that
, ourworU asa whole, mayi,eaccept..dby fhos,. whom it chiefiv concerns, in a spirit
, ratherol thanklnln.ss for what.-ver in it is w.Mihv. than of censoriousnrs-, for its failures
: Jo tlHjse wno have aided in gathering mat, .rials, credit is given in the bodv of tlu^
I '™^'--- ,"/""■•" •"■•■ <'""tt<'(l. it is through oversi-ht f,)rwhir]i I ask pardon An i^siu^eial
^ ackuou-hMgment is due. and is hme cheerfully paid to Dea. Kdinund Tutt]<. ot West
I Meiiden. (.onn., nnIio, ,„ tlu^ ..arly stag..s. help<.d me far more than anvone .dse in
I,. collecting what im^dit hr i,rnmd the r.mi..mporaneous -eneah.-v of :lie fam'ilv bv inter-
i. viewing and corivsponding with (b-xvudants, .■opving I5ih]e reconl.A. gnivo-stmrn ir.srrip.
; tions. etc., m Ins own and adjoiniie: towns. ]'.,■ also ro ooerated a.-:ivmv in -otfin- up
i and arranging the hrst family mrMing.- W,. are also indebted to I'l^^f ('liuilrs II
Tnnr^ ''^if ■'.'■''1 '" ^^'^""^ "''y'-''.'' ^'''''- - '-73-two centuries from liie death of ihc founde.-, William
lutll^. Ic ua-. largL-:y .attend ol, iti nuiul>cr bcin- csmii.e.c-.l at ab.jut ,,500. A coilecl.un was i.ikea up
f
PKEFACE. viiir
Fsu'iusni of Yali' College, for valuabk- additions to the record of l)ea. Jolin Wliituiuu's
descJiidariTs.
For the fine McC'k-llan portraits \vf are indebted to tlie. MrCielhiii brothers; to t!ie
generosity of Mrs. and the Misses Strickland, for that of Klihu Burritt: for that of Wil
liani 'I'uttle, and in part for tliat of Pres. Tiittle, to J. X. Tnttle. Escj., of Newark, N. J.;
to lion. Payne I'ettibone. for that portrait; to A. A. Marks, for his ]iictnre, and to tin
family of Hon. Jliland Hall for the fine eiiirravini: of himself.
And now, gratefnl for the conrt(\sy \vitl\ ^vilich, almost without exi-ejition. my in<iuir-
ies have been received and ansv.'ered. and n-i.ainii'ir v.-y j)h'asant memories of ja-rsomil
interviews, hospitalities and epistolary favors, 1 lay d(nvii, at least for a time, witli a
sense of reli'd, mv arduous, though self dmposed and graiuitous task.
(i. F. T.
New Haven, Conn., Oct., 18-^:3.
to delrav the incidental expenses of the committee. Thi:> it dii lu'iy and somtthififr over, as we a^e
informed, but we ^re not able to present ♦^^ures. h.ivins had nothinjf to do with t.'iat part of tlie matter.
The second meeting' was held in September, i?;^, at Railroad Grove, in West Haven, and v>as e'ven
more nuraerous'v attended than the lirst. A luiiih clam-bake was served up, to pay lor whicii. volun-
tary contrib.uions were taken, amounting, with subsequent collections, to nearly $500, as we were
informed on the best authority. It stcm.s to have been a very expensive and a very unsatisfactory affair
all round.
In Fcbruar}', of the present year i'iS;3'i Mr. S. G. Dtividson of Bethany, Conn., took the initiative for a
third meeting-, which was held at Hit^h'Rock Grove, en the Xaneaiuck R. R., Aiit{. 15, i8>'3. I'our pas-
se..frer cars, cliartercd by Mr. Davidson to convey the people from New Haven, were all filled to ovcr-
fiowinfr. and two more cars wt-re added to the train \^' the R. R. Company, which were also filled. By
chartering the cars 30 cents was saved to each passen,t:er, the rcg-nlar excursion f^-.re beine -j-j cents.
There weVe no general expense^ to provide for, the use of the grove being- given by the R. R. Co. and
the programmes being furnished by our publishers — Tuttlc & Co. of Rutland. Thanks are due to Mr.
Davidson for his successful ii-.anageraent of the affair.
I refer to these money matters because many persons find it diificult to conceive how a man in his right
mind can voluntarily assume such a task as 1 have partly accomplished, without a prospect or a hope of
pecuiii-iry recorapcase. To such persons all self-sacrifice is amys'.ery, if it is not a folly. It is my duty
to say '.n'self-deferse, that in this connection I have not received a dollar ocenting in the instances
named bi-iow; not that I slould be blameworthy if I had, considering that I have spent in this work
upwards of ^^v' for postage stamps and stationery alone, but the truth should be known. E.xcep* for the
purpose ot tracing tiie English pedigree I have never asited for such aid, and in the earlier stages would
have declined it had it been ofierc-d. d<.-tfrmined that this labor should be. free, even in appearance, from
the taint of Marjmon-worship. Latterly however, my available resources ha-.-e been mucii ciippled,
and I should have been glad, for the book's sake, of more help. At different times durinp the last four-
teen years 1 have received lail unasked 1 .^25 irom the late Samuel B. Turtle of Goshen, Conn., iio from
the late H. H. Tutile of Cleveland. O.. $3 from the late Daniel Tuttle, then oi Burnside, Conn., and tfi
from David Tattle of Spring .'ale. Pa . .?5 from W. T. Rigby, Esq , uf Clear Water, Minn., and th-; ^3m^e
amount frora Hon. Payne Feitibone of Wyoming. Pa.; in all .551. To this should be added the gift fro.m
Thomas R. Trowbridge, Esq., of New Haven, of the T;ipzf/-r-uzj:e C,:i:ea:ogy: from Joseph N. Tuttle, Esq.,
of Newark, X. J., \\:ri Xcw.iric Ccnteimi.ii ; from Hon. Payne Pettibone, ot the M'ycm-ng C^Ktcnr.ial: from
Hon. Hiland Hall of North Bennington, \'c. . his own History 0/ 1 '■.•rtnonl and several pamphlets: from A.
Brocison Alcott of Concord, his AVrt' Coinu-cu'c-ut; trom Mrs. Strickland and the Misses Strickland of New-
Britain, Conn., 'f':-.- A ?.\{r^'.vs M^-.:::^>-i.i!. 1 he hiart C-en-:au'^y and the Iiiitory of Xc^c Briiaii:; from Rev.
E. E. Atv/aier of New Haven, th.e A t-.cat^r Ceitfalogy : from Dea. tximund Tuttle, the'.'''/.vc''<''<(>v/pai'.;pl:!e'-:
from Capt. Charles H. Townsl;end, the Ton-nscnd C,eitea!.ii:y jx^A several pamphlets; from Pres. Tuttle of
Wabp.sh'CoUege, the Life 0/ V.'iiiiiiin T'.iftle: from Rev. Samuel Orcutt, the ffistory 0/ li'oLott^znd.
from A. W. BVuen, Esq., two copies of the American re.ptinl oi ihz Li'/e 0/ John Biiu-nyHW oi y;h.\ch
were gratefully received.
C O N T E N T S
F UFA- ACK. — Upipdltv , Atavism, Chara.noristics ilj
EmM.AXAI 1(~).VS ^.:j; ^
TiTK Nami:.— Kiyinolci-y— Thotli, Ajiollo, Mrrciuy, I'olnies, 01x'lir>ks, Tualhal,
Totliills in England jv
ToTun.T,^ OF l>i vox xyVu
Emkujatiox to Nr:w Ex (^i, and t^x^^y
llKXKV TuTurr.T. of Hinglian-: — (Ics.-piidant'^ xxvi
John 'J'cj'Ti.r; of Dovi-r, Nr-,\ ' Himiiislnrp— ilfi^rpudunts xxvii
UicnAiM^ TuxTJ.E of l^oston— ckscondanTs ^xxii
John Tcttlf. of Ipswich — dr'srendants xxxiv
\\'T;.i.iA^f 'I'm r,E of Nf.v- llavun ]
< Ii:xKA).oi.:v of \'. illiain 'Citrji-'s ;>"-'^rn']ants 1
l"x J.oc A'i KT; Families 5,.i()
Mj-i t:i.).AXY.— In\cnt.uy ,r \Vim. 'i'utLlf's Iv-iato (\\\]
iuwiitory of Eii/.aL-oi'i 'i'ui i ],■■>; Eslate (jOo
J.vcoi; >ri',.',Y\. Bioyro'ouiral Xintes (d" GO;]
t^'lTLKs' Hl;-TOUV OK 'lH L-. JriiGKs, Xotos fron\ G'i-1
Co;... AAi^OX Buim, Am estry of OOf;
SlU (iKOT{f4F, DoWXIXTr f;07
EicnA};i> Cii'.AVTOx — I'lrst Engli-^h l^ihlo i!0<^
Mo T'JO.-^ C ; 0
■J.ixiCAL Axi) I^uiKCx— Cor.r,ATK);AT. Descent, Avekagi: Duiiatiox of Eimax
Life, Sfccessiox' of (i]:xEKATioxs on
LixE FKOM 0(10 to 1SG4 01.:.'
Lixj: \i';;: oi' fJi; wto.x c,\^
Bur EX Fam r 1.Y Gl 6
Ap]'exdix (;!■;
Gexeat,ogicae ^'oT]■;s— Ailing- Family, G-JO; Atwatcr, G'^i: Anstin, GO"), Ariuild,
G27: Ball, G2S; Baldwin, CiU; Barnes, KQ; Bee.-liei. G3-I; Brown, G;57;
Blakeslce, GHO; Benliam, GU; Bnxkett, C>12; Bradley. Gf;!; Cook, 64."); Dag-
g-etf, CIS; Dickermau, GJf!; J>oo]iitle. (i.")l ; Tlotcliki.-s, GnO; Hemingway, GoG;
llepbnrn. GoG; Hart, G."i7; Hull, (ioS; Hopkins, GGl; Joluisi.n, GGG; Kitcliel,
GG7; :ilanslield, (;G7; ^fix, GOU; Munson, G7'2; <.)lcott, G7o; Ogden, 075;
Boekwll, G;7; Bowe, (i79: Sedgwiek, G7!»; Sherman, 081; Sncll, 083;
Speiry, GSI; Slod-l.o.d. CS,-); Stowo, GSC; Piernont, GO."); Todd, G98; Thomp-
'?')n, 7().': 'J'nnaliiill, 7(i!; Tiirner, 70.").
AnrM':xoA.- o)lie-;, To;; Jlall, Tos; B.-trihonc, ]\(): Nye, 71'2.
EKK.VTA ! 710
EXPLANATIONS.
AiJurtEVlATioxs. — b., born; bap., baptized; d.,died; lii. , married; wf., v.ife; ■'vid.,
widow: f., father; s., sou; dau., daughter; cous., cousin; sis., si.'^ter; bro., brother;
I nu)., mother; gr. dau., granddaughter; gr. s., grandsou; unm., iinriiarried; chil., cliil-
j dren; chh., church; s. L, t<ans is-'^ur, or witlioul childrcu; de.=;c., descendant; res., resi-
! dence or resided; rem., vemi.\-ed; ini., Ir.xried; rt.. right; couv., conveyed; est., estut<;.
I \Vhen the name of a tov.ii or locality is rej^eaied in the same ])aragraph the initial
I letter only i.s used.
[ (Jther abbreviations, if not such as are in comuiou use, will be understood in cou-
inectiou with the context.
Ark.\ngi:mknt. — T lie general arrangement is in lines — all the descendanis of the
eldest child being given first, followed by the next clde.st and so on. This miglit be
termed the vertical plan, in distinction to the arrangen;ent by gejicralioiis, or Iiorizon-
[ tallv in strata or layers of generations. The- lineal or vertical method was found the
i must convenieiit in the actual work of compilation, besides pi.issessiiig oilier advantages,
1 such as economy of space, less repetition and greater facility of tracing- descents. Tlift
[ arrargenicnt by gene-rations involves the necessity of turning over the leaves of tlie whole
I book to trace any given line, while by the lineal i^lan every line is comprised witiiin the
[ compass of a few con.secutive pages. It is, periiaps, not a.ssum.ing loo much to call the
( lineal the natural arrangement.
'io reduce repetition and the scattering of fainiiie:; to the miniinmn, the final para-
gra]il'S in the record of a line are made to include as much as possible without confusion
or overtaxing the attention. The. clear and open arrang-emont l>y offsets is the bes* for
this purpose; but after setting u]> sixteen pages in tliis wiiy it was found impracticable
on account of space. Instead of indicating the children, grandcliildren, etc., by oll.sets.
it is done more compactly by varying the type — names of ciiildren in lioman; grand-
children in s>r.\h!. CAPIT.VLS; great-graud-chiidren in italics; great-great-grand-children
bv reversion to the common type, and great-great-great-graud-childreu by enclosing
their numbers in parentheses. Example, p. 176:
37. Caleb Tuttle had:
1. r-'ar;di (jecorrl fn''v given, p. 177.
II. Caleb.
in. Thomas. (As his record would be so long as to disrupt the list of Caleb's chil-
dren, and too involved in itself, it is dropped, to be taken up on the next page under
the liumber 373.)
IV. James, record fuUv given.
V. ]hK)s, had:
1, Enos. 2. Deborah, ni John Bi-adley and had:
1, Aiathia. '2, John.
S.MvKV. A. EsTiiKi:. 5, Phki-.e, t;j. Elijah Osborn and "had:
1, Eli. 2. Kno.^.
It will be s.'cn l>y referring to the text that the children and grand-children of Enos
follow in til'' suiue consecutive order as in the example, 'i'his is the key to the whole
anunu'ement.
>;rMHT-;iUN.':.— The system was devi-.-d by Hev. Dr. J'.hn E. Todd [p. 00]. and is
here used, bv his peimi.-sion. for ;h,- ilvsr tiu'e in any ).ubiicaliw!i. It was a.dopied !>y
tlie com[ii'ler as the sim[desr an;l be>t knoun i.. Idui. h o'oviates the cuuibrous serials
hitherto deemed essential, and earh r.umlK-rserves tiie i>urpose ufu ojily of identilication,
but is also a genealogical hi.-tnry ot tiie per.-on tu whose name it isal i.arhed. K>-ti/,pU~-
()n ]>age 1, John Tuttle is the"lirsl child of \\illiani; his n!!ml)er is 1 tl>.rou-gl-out the
<r<-neaiogv. On tiie same ])a<:e is a list of his children, of whtiru >an)iiel v-as the ;M;
this number, placed on the right of his father's iiumber. is 13. Oii ]^■^^^R '24 and 21 are
Saiauel's children, <d" whom the Hth is Jo:?iah, whicli n-.:'.!;es h.is number 136. On page
Ti'iiA
KXPLA NATIONS.
3^) are Josinh's children, of whom tlif 4th is Jtliicl; liis number is 1364 On i,-wr(. -37
are Jehiol's chiMren, of whom ihv 1st is Isaiali, \rliose lumiljurii.g is 13641 In' m-ai)
itulfition we h;ivc: ' ' '
1. John, 1st child of Williuiii.
13. Samuel, 'j;1 •• John.
136. Oosiah, (nh '• Sunnul.
1364. Jchiel, 4tli •' Jo.sip.h. : '■. ' y.. ' -■•' /' ;
13641. Isaiah, 1st " Jchid. — -
Tliat is to ^!iy: Isaiah Tuttle Avas tho 1st dnlil of th^ -Uh cliilrl of tlic *lih child of th.>
3(1 chihl of the 1st chihl of William Tnttlc, as r.'iMT-jntcd bv thonmulwr 13G41
at th<- left of bis name. The same ].lau is pursued thnmg-liout,' Aslif-ilirr tli.- line of
dcsrent is liiroiiirh male i)ro.<r..'nitors, as in thn above insfance, or female, or made uu of
Loth. V.'heu the number of children exceeds 9 rlie two IlL^ure-. ccniposinL'- tbe nuiiiber
are enclo.se(n).'t\'.een t\\-o periods, as on i)a^e r.(Jl , Luciiis'l'uttle Xo 923 10 b.-iii<'
the lOthclsild of Kphraim, 023. ' ' "^--^ -'•' ^'^ '^
To trace tiny line back, d.isrard il,e first fiw-mo on the lia-l.t and look alon- the left
Imnd side of the ])ag-e for the number that reinains. Tho lu-xt, Jiid;; is found in the same
manner by discarding the righi hand liirure.
The numbering of each genealogy foim.s a seiuirute system by itself, havine- no
•connection \\hh the rest. " ' "
Tlie numbers in brark-ts with p. refer to tlie paft-e. Other numbers in biackebs
refer to the branch in which related matter may be found, as [1|, lu'ancli of Jolnu [x^j
hranch of Hannah, etc.
A slight mistake wa-; made by tlie draftsman in the drawinu' of tie- Toshi!' Arms.
Tlie Ci-Hst, instead of resting on ti:c J-hield, sliouM be raisi d aboN-e it and st-parattd hv a
slight interval.
In regard to dates, the difi'crenr,- between tin- old and tlie uj^v stvle is now so irt-n-
erally understood as to need no explanation. Tie- dates jaior to IToi areohl sivle^for
the ni.ost part.
NAME.
N.uiies aiu surna,;K..s their on-in an<l signification, have h«n xhf subject of much
spr-r-u]ati..n and ..search. In early tinie« an individual had hut one 7uune and that ,?.-oi.
aWyawnrd de.^cni.tive of .some personal p>wu!lar!iv. a.s Lono- Short White Bi-ieh'
etc. As populati.m increased, the requirements for new and distinctiv.^ name^ miiUi'
]d,ed. and orcupunons. trades, natural objects and almo.st evervthin.- el-e Inue 1-ern
pressed into th.- service. For the mo«t part tluse are sullicientlv indicmiVe of their
or.cr.n to enable any nne to classify under ai.prnpriato hf ads a laroe proporaon of ail the
suni.iuiLS he has ever seen (u- '-an remember. . ' i
'I'l.o i.rimitive custom of addimr the faf ier's name to tin- son's l,v w-v of di-bictn n
cont.n,mda,mmi,tlie Welsh l.n-aft-r sun,ames ha<l become geneVal tm.ono ^h- euui:
mon.alTv ot The rest ot Britain, and so it happened that the common rhrlsiian naaies of
Ivdua cl. ^\lllla,M Robert. Puchard, etc.. enter .so la ro-ely into the family nomenc!atu-e
o. Tlu-;. P<iy\>a'. i n.-y also extended U so us to inclu.le more or less of their i-edi-^ree or
paternal l.neai:e_a ra.tom which Fuller illustrates in his .p.aim and humorous ^ne as
folbnys: ;• 1 lunnas a].. \Miliani-ap. Thomas— ap. iJi-liard-ap ]!owell~;M> Vvan
Vaughn, Jv-cj.vvas horn of ancien.aiul wor.shipful p.rent;-e at .Morton, in Flintshire
in the reigu ot Plenry. \ 111. (l.jOiJ-lolT). This .vucb man. lu-i,,,^ called at the uanel of
the jury by the aioresaui names, and manv more, was .^Iviscl l,v the iud-e for I'.revitv's
sake to contract his name. So he called himself Morion.'" j r^ ...
This exanii)!..- was followed by other gentrv of Wales, who, leavim' (h.-ir redi'-rice
at liome, carry oidy one surname abri)ad with them, wherebv mu(di tinTe e.jv"-;il'lv in'
winter when the days are sln.rt, is saved for otlier employment. " ' ' "
The higlier ranks were tlie lirsl to ado]it surnames. In France about tlie "ml of 'he
tenth century, the baruns b.-gan the custom l.y taking the names ',.f iheir estates am!
thiMS the general origin of family names among tlie nobilitv ..f Europe The o'ldest
surnames m England are the nam.'s of jdaces in Xonnandv. " Surnames so d^rivrd are
classed as " Place Names."
Localhies nan.ed Totldll or TuthiU are still numerous in (ireat Britain V late
writer in the Lr.„do,) Xotrs and Q'lerin, says: •• I wonder how manv 'J'othills are now
left in England? Tuthill, near Thetford, Norfolk Co.. has been so calletl from the time
of the great battle there between I'ldward the Maitvr and tlie Danes, A. I) ,S71
Toothill, also called Beacon Hill, near C;ernarvon Castle.
Toothill or Tothil] Fields, a lar-e tract on the s,nith-u.-,i sid,. of W.>s'ininster It
comprised the laud between T(,thill street. Pimlico and ih.- river 'i'hanies " .\n nncer'
tain boundary." says Jeremy Bentham. li adjoined Wrstminst.-r .VbLrv and^w^-s once
witliin the limits of the s:mctuarv of that hon.sr Stow savs; •■ From" the entVv i.or.
Toteluli tield, Tuttie street is called Petty France." ' ' '"^ '
In Ni(diors a--count of receivimr tin- Queen in the Coll e ( •luuTh of Westirinst— oi
the first day of Parliament. Oct. Bl 1.VJ7. it is referred to as foih.ws: •• T.H.t(di:] I street'
lying m the wrs; part of the Cjtie. taketh nanu- of a hil! near it. wlii-di is <alied Toote'
nil. m tln-gr.-ai tield near the .stre-t."— P/vr/''' -^-'.s^ ";V^/^,v,. Kli'.:h.-th. In an ancient
lease It is called Toothill. ()!!.-n nam. d l)v St.ov in "his .S'//?t, y ,>f I ,na'n,: under th.-
varying forms of Tothill. Toothill and Tutt'le. [ii BMS, Stow s,",vs" ll,.nr\- I 'co'is'hlered
the expediency of granting a lifteen dav's annual fair to the Al'iw.' ,)t Wrstniiusr.-i- to
l.'e held at Tuthill or Tothill (now T.ithill Fields) durii;- x^hh i; tmn- alf trade'sVio'uhi
c-nse within the city. Again, lie says; " \\\ the lime ui Eiiward i. . l:::.'^!;;,.;) a fr.'-liet
in t}u: 'J'hi;mes River overflowed at fothvll as Muttliew of Wesiininsfr reoorteth "
{a) ■ ' ' -
X ■ NAME.
f In time of llenry II! it wn- ]).'s>c^Sf(I as a inuiior by Jolm Maun.sr], a ^n-'ichi and
j KiMi:"s Counsel, who al'terwanls l)ocauH> Lonl Cliancellor of Eii_<;-1aiid. Here lie enter-
i taint'd (li2.JiVi till' Kini: and Queen of England, tlie Kii'g and (Juceti of Scotland, Prinee
Edward (afterward Edward 1.) and a great nuii;l)cr of the nolnlity, kniglits and bishops,
f The house imt being large emmgh larae tents \vt-re used.
I On the '2')lh of Aug., lii")!. the Lcmdnu and We-^tiidnster tiained bands drew nut
I into Tuttle's Fields, ill all about 14.000. 'J'jie Sj)eaker and diveis nienibeis of I'arlia-
• ment ^vent tliere to spe them.
! At Tutbury in StaiTord Co. are the ruins of a castle built by one of the King-s of
!• ]SIeroia. and re-built by .J<din of (iaunt. in which Mary, Qtieen of Scots, was conlined
j loi3(*-70, and again, 1584-815, There hs also a Nonnan church f>r Priory, founded in 1070.
j Tutnes is the innst ancient town in the kingdom. It ^ tands on tiie river Dart, in
[ Devon, and consists principally of one long street; sonn- of the houses having jsiazzas,
! vhile the upper stories project considerably over the hnvcr. The Castle, the keep of
\vhich is .still in tolerable ijres.u'vation, is a large. circul;-.r, turreted building, sran(lin<'-
■ on ;ui Itiiiitjisr /rrfifri,/f hionii'i , fr'.i" ir/n'c/i tin' ("irn and r,/,'./'" ih_rii\' tJirir n'ni'C.
! Toothii! in "i'orkshire is a remarkable round topt hill, near which ther<' lived a
! flourishing family nearly seven hundred years ago, tiie Mrst of whom was ]>ichard de
i Toothill, wlio took his surname from the name of this place. It isjdaia that other fam-
! ilies, widely separated in jioint of locality and in ethnological derivation — Saxon, Celt or
} Xorman, might, under similar circumstances, assume the same name, and as a matter of
! liistory, it docs a])pear as a .':urname ut a very early date indiiTercnt ywrts of the country.
i The first nan.e on the roll of Battle Abbey (lOtJf)) is 'Totehs.
j. In rJ80 Joh.n le nar])ur de \Vakelield and Eleanor, his wife, granted to '!"homas de
, Touthill ari annu;)l rent (d S s. whi<^h said Thomas had reC':ive|-,-d in Vi'd'j ivowi Vv'iiliam,
; son of Adam del Lee, in Old Linley (Halifax) Yorkshire.
' In l"J>-"7 Isab'd Scott and Alice, her daughter, granted htnds in Hiistrick (Yorkshire)
I to .Jolm de Toothill, whose descendants are afterwards called de Totoliill.
\ (.>f the same fanjiily v.-as Ilueh de 'j'oihill and .Jo.an, his wife, \\ ho had grant of ilie
I Manor of Brigh.ouse fur their lives (I'^HIi -lid -John de Totehill. their young.;r son, after
■ their ilecease.
[ They liehl hinds in fee both in Fixby and IJastricic. Tiv^ Manor of To.jihill is des-
i crilx.'d as '• .Manrium de TtH.)Thi!i, in \'iHa de R;istriclc in \'-]-V2. and Sir ^^'m. de Beau-
I mont granted to 'J'honuts de Totidiill and W'm.. his son, the moiety of t!i:- town of
j Fekisi\v iFixby) with wa.rds, marriages, et<-.
I In Devi'ushire "John (iilford held Ackot of Alice de 'J'othill in I:.':)?.'"
i- In an old church at Iiedenhall, Norfolk Co., an inscription still exists: "Tn 141)4
( Richard Totyl or Tuthill was buried in this church," — Blomi'lhhl.
• Geofl'ry \\'arl>urton installed by Bislio]) Smith, rector <^1' the parish of Sta-pleforu
■ (Herts), Auir. 7. 14U9. He died, and (Toorge Washington insialleil, -Mav 4. Io04. He
\- resigned, and Kobert AVycliin in-.taPed., \Kc. 10. b^OO. He resigned, and" ^Vm. TotehilJ
[ installed by Bisiiop Atwater, Oct. 0, lolG. He died, and \Vm. Felde succeeded, loliS. —
[■ CluHi rhiiei-'s History "f Ih rls.
[ .John Tuttlebury, -M, Baron of the English l^xidieipier. 1401,
I The Xorfolkshire Tuthills w(n-e seated at Saxlinirham. ^Villiam Tuthill of tliat
\ manor nnirried Susan, daughter of Peter <>sl)orn of Chicksan<ls Abbey. Sir .lohn Osboru,
f sou of Sir Peter, was ancestor of Sir Daiwers Osboru, (Jov. of N. Y., 17.")4. Dorotliy
i Osboru, who, says Macauley, " was bcsieg.-d bv as many lovers as were drawn to Bei-
[ mont 1)V the fanu' of Portia," among them Henry Cromwell, bnjtherof Oliver, was grand-
■ daughter of Sir John. She nmrried Sir \Vm. Temple.
\ . BloomfiehTs iZ/v^i/v/ rt/JN'or/w//.-, /,'«r/., describes the arms of 'i'uthill in the church
{ at Newton, granted one of that mime at Saxlingham. A Chevron .\zure, ;:5 Crescents
J Argent.
;, An inscription iu the Chancel of the same church, to " The loving wife of Roger
»■ Dallyson, son and heir apparent to William Dallysiwi of l-aughton. Lincoln Co., I'^stj."
1 She was daughter and heiress of William 'I'uthill of Newton, Oent, a.cd Elizabetli hi.s
I wife, and died Sejn. 27, loS.'}, in the iOih year of le-r age. A brass plato (now lost) was
; inscrilx^d. " Here iyeth the budy of William Turtle, g-eut, who eudetli this life, "^^th of
I Manh, l.")!ll." He" was born at' Saxlingham and man led the. daiurhter of .Mr. Woolsey
t ■ of Norwi( h, by wluun he had only one dauL'^hrer, who marrii'd i'oger Daliyson. " .Vrms
\ of 'I'uthill and' \Vi».>Ise\-: ( )r on a chevron. betwci-n:5 woolp.acks. azure,:! uari'S of tin
i Of this family, shown by arms i-oidirnud to him, was A\ i'b.M.i T.iilidl f. 4., ol the
Manorof Tuthill in Cambridgeshire. fath'T of Francis, son and heir of WlHiaui. '.vho had
NAME. XI
.-(.n. Col. Kiiliert 'J'nthill, vlio conuii-iii(lecl o regimuut ieiup. Chiirlos I, and for .service
rciidnvfl to that moiKUvh imd amis cwnfinueil to liini. 1()40, — Thne ('rtgrr/it^, rtc.
Tht' crest of the Norfolk Tutliills is A bee Volant in jiale propt-r. — y>oc?/.: ofFdiiL. Crcsifi.
■■"^ "In llu; Hisl'.'vy of JL I.' if ax by llev. John \Vut>-,)n are sonic further detailsin relation
to ihe Yorksliise l)iaiich, the iir.->t of whiim was Kicliaril de Toothill, named above. ]le
h.ul sons Tliomas. ^ilattliew and Kichard. Mnttliew had lar.ds in the graveship oT Ilip-
perliohn, in lol4, and was wiTnes^ to a ih-i'd in Voo~i. lie had -lohn, who live<l at Silk-
eley, and who had llngli ;^a witne-is to deeds in \ \'.]<) and .bilm de d'oothill, whieh Hugh
had Thouias.
Thirinas, ehh'.-i s.uof the lirsi P.iid-.aril, manii'd Modcsta. Thomas, above named,
}iad by Modesta, \Vil!ia;u. Hugh, John and i)n>'e daughtei-s.
WiUiaiu de 'J'o 'thil!, sou of 'I'linmn-. maviii'd Siliyl, daughter and heiress of Thomas
de Fekisby. By this Sil)yl lie had Mariraret. his daughtrr and heiress, who being in her
minority at the time of lier father's dtath, wa- in the eu;-:tody oi' wurdshiit of Earl \N'ar-
I ren (Jid'iu de Warren, Earl of .Surrey i.
I This Margaret married Rlrhard de 'J'hornh.lll. in the time of Kdwaid III and carried
I all her father's estates into that family, where they still continue. And is said to have
f ha<l the lands of Isabel, reku-r of Johii Scot, and her d;iughters. Now, it a[>])ears from
I several deeds, that al>out 1'2S7.' this Isabel and lier daughteis granted to one John do
I Toothill, certain lamls in H.astriek. called IJnlands; Ids name is omitted in the above
i pedig'ree. and it is no further <-eitain vim he v.as, than that Thomas was his lieir, and
I that his name occurs in deeds befnre and after 13'jij. Most of these descents are jiroved
f from deeds belonging to Thomas ThorJihill, Es'i., of Fixby, in \vhieli \"S'ilIi;un, son of
\ Anabil de Rastrick and Ellen, 1iis wife, ihumhler of John S..ot. with Alice, h"r sifter,
t grant lands to Thomas de Tootlikl, for h.is life, and atterhis decease, to William, son
%. of the said Thonuts, and if William dieii v,it]i<mt issue, lo John, son of the said ITiomas,
\ at.fl for default of issue in the said .bdiu. to ail his si^-ters. As Hugh is not mentioned
I liere, he prol'ably was dead; luu his existence is proved in i:>31 by a deed wlierein
f 'i'homas de Tothill grants to William de Tothill and his heirs, remainder to John, bro-
I :hcr of said William, remainder to Ik.igh.. brother (;f s;'.id Jd.in, remainder to si'^ters of
I said Hugh.-— 77.://,. Ik. II. Tntluir.^ J//'//'dxs.
1. Anns of Too'hi!! of Tootldll: (Jr. on a Chevron J^'abk", three Crescents .■\igent,
R Lysbns, in his Jlldorii of Ciijhhri<^'ji-'}<irf , say> the Manor of "I'l.ttdiill or 'JV.teiudl, in
I the parish of Swatfham Pi'ior, was m) called from an aucieni faudly of tliat name, and
t is supposed to h.ive jias.-ed to Co-heiresses in 14'kl. 'I'Jn r.iat of arms of the family U]>ou
r a mcjiiument still renudiung in (jne oi the cliundu-.^ of the jiaiish, is, "' Argent, on a
I Chevrmt Azure, three Crescents. Argent."
I From the similarity of arms it wouM apjiear that all these fantilies were identical
\ iri oriirin.
|. 'i'he late H'lU. W. H. Tuthill in the address ijuot.'d aliove, copies from a letter of
t Mrs. ].nin:-a C. Tr.tile j"p. ]lio] in whieli sin- gives an accounr of a visit made liy lier hus-
I iiaud to Sirtk-orge L. Tuthill. an eminent jdiysician of kondon. Tiie visit \\a'~ for the
purpose of nurking inquiries in relation to the Tutliills: •" lie was very politely received,
and obtained from Sir (ieorge much interesting inbuniation uitli regard to the family.
The tradition being referred to, that the American Tuihills originally came from lling-
hain, England, Sir Ceorge remarked: 'The .same family as my own; irr were from the
('ity of Norwich, and our ancestors were originally from Hinghani.' In the course of
tlie conversati<jn, family traits and peculiarities ^cere spoken of, amcmg others, the ten-
dency of the hair to become grey at a comjiaratively early age, and Sir George referred
to his own hair, which was almost white, although but little over forty years of age.
The jieculi.ar color of the eyes, so universal iti the family, was mentioned: .\ gr^'}'.
slightly dashed with hazel, whicii was at once corroborated, somewhat to tlie ainuse-
uient as well as satisfaction of both, by (d)servingthal their own eyes were exactly alike.
Other tiaits and resemblances were referred to and discussed by Sir (ieorge, who was
ardiiitly devoted to physiological investigatirms. and lie expressed the decided convic-
tion that our iu-auchi ot' the family and his own wt»re from the saiiie jiarent stem." Sub-
scipuuit researches ]. roved that suck was the fact, for Sir (Jeorge was descended in the
sixth generation from John Tuthill, brotherof Henry of Hiugham, ancestor of th!>. kong
Ishmd Tutliills. Sir (ieorge L. Tuthill was the a-soriate of Sir Henry Hulford, and the
personal friend of Coleridge and Charles kanib. lie had a very high reputation, es])ec-
lally in his treatment of iliseases of the brain. He was knigkt'd in k"-',!'), and died iii
k'-'.ii, leaving an only daugliter.
The Tothills of Ireland claim a .-til! more a.ieirut dc.-cent. ;oid if ike old ki-li lusto-
rie's are to 1)0 credited, their ancestrv Commenced la^fore the ^.hristian era. " 'i'lu-y all
Xll SAME.
concur in stating tlicui to h" of Mile^hui (icsn ut, tliiT.ngh tlie Nvoll known srpt ')r tribe
of O'TooIc (which si'fnis to be but a variat'mn ot' the name) and that their territorv
■ extended over a i^reat portion of ttie beautiful liills and valleys in \\]iatisn(jw k'nowii
as tlie fojnties of \Mcklo\v and Kildare.
They would a])]H'ar to have lie.n a widlike race, for when Ireland was over'un bv
the tjfif;-li,>!i, they heroically refused to .snbniit to tiieir rule, ca.rryine- on for many years
an uncijual contest ai^ainst ilie armed hosts of a tyrannical invader.
: Cfz/'f/cw, t!u' father of Enirlisli ariticinari.s. .-ays "The ()"Toi>ls and O'Birns oi)-ii-
nately withstand ;i!l law. and \ivf in inijilacahle enmity witli the l-]iitr]ivi! "
j It is noteworthy tliat he apjdies the name < )"|\iole and O' J'oihill indisc.-rimin.itelv;
I for ir^ ar^ain speaking of them, he says, '"In IIMI. 'I'assauard and liathcante were
invaded by the rap-paries; namely, the O'Brinnes and O'Tothilcs the day after St. John
Baptist's nativity; whoreti]>o)i iti the autumn soon after, a great army was raised in
, Leinstor to defcai them, both in (.ilcndelory (Glendaloug-li) and in other woody places."
" In ll3ol O'Toole, the chieftain of the Iniail, at the head of a numerous band, })lun-
! dered the castle and demesne of Tali.. ghi. (oA n-iiles S. W. by W. from Dublin) slen-
i " luaiiy of the Archbish.o]) of I>uldi:i's iieople. Mid defeated Sir Philip Britt and a body of
' Dublin men who had l.ieen sent against Idm."
: " In loUH, O'Byne and O"j'oo!e touglit a battle against the hlnglisli. in whirli Morti
I mcr, P^arl of Majch, and ii vast nnmbei- of l^nglish were slain."
I McDcniiot, i^tlie annoiator of the •' .\nmils of Indaud by tin- Four Masters,") savs,
\ '■ the territory of llu- U'Tuathail's or O'Toole's chieftains of Ily Muireadhaigh, or Hv
i ilurray, was quite an extensive domain, in the western ])art of W'icklow, comprising
- the greater j/orlinn of the ju-eseiu baroni. s of Talhotstown and Shih/lagh, in that count} ,
i, and extended as far as Almain, n.iw tiie hill of .Allen, in the couiity of Kildare. tlius
: containing a great p."irTion of the baronie.s :,d' Naas, Ivilcullen, Killiea and .Moone, and
Council in that county.
i The O'Toolos were in ancier.t times styled pririi-es of linaile. which ap]iears to have
■ Ijeen a name ajjplied to their" territory, and is still retained in th.e (ijen of Imaile in
V.'icklosv, v.here they had their chief residence: and tlu-y al.-C) had castles intaruevv-,
[ (,'astle Kevin, t'astie Dermot and other jilar-es.
; Tl'cy took their name from Tnatiial, one of the early kimrs of Ireland, from whom
\ tliey derive their descent, and being one (.f th.e ]ie;;d f.-imilies of Leinster, of the same
[ ■ race as the McMurrough^, r\\v\ are eligiijle to be kinirs of iluit ]'ro\-ince, Tiie Cele-
i brated St. Lanienco U'Toole, .Archbisho]) of Dublin, nt the time nf the Knglish invasion.
■ was son of Murtogh O'Toole. IMnceof Inniiie; and many ilistii!g'i;--hed chiefs of the
i name are mentioned in the eourse of these iuiiuils. They maintained their rank, and
I. lield large po.-sessious down to tin- Eli/abethian and Cromwellian wars, wh«u their
; e.states %\ ere confiscated, severnl id" them were Iviughtcd at various jieriods, and Sir
; Charles O"i'o(de, an otlicer iu I'^ing Jann's' army, is said to have been the person who
killed the Duke Schomberg at the battle of th. j^oyiie; and several td' them were dis-
tiuguislnd otiiccrs iu the Iii-h Kiigachs in the s( ivice of France and Spain.
> The 0"J'o()les are still numeroas in the counties of \A'ick1ow, Dulilin and Kildare.
^: The illustrious Prelate, thus referred twis St. Laurence O'Toole, nnd whom Camden
!' calls Lawrenc O'Thothill, is quite a distinguished chai-acter in Irish lustorv. He ^vas
I b. in A. 1). 110.). his father. .Murtoirh O'Tuathail" ..r 0"J\-!o!e. was the Chieftain of Hv
;■ *Miirtogh O'Toole or Tuatlial wr.s Lord of Im;\ilc, and chief of his dan, sometimes called Kintj of
l- Dublin; m. a dau. of ihe kindred iribe of O'liyrne. His son Lawrence was the tirsl Archbishop ct
|. Dublin. He died at the monastery '.f Eu. Nov 1 1. ii.-:_,. a. ^S. "The Gaelic St;itcsman Saint.'' Eve
i ()" ruHihal. sis. of Lawrence n>. Dermot ^Ic.^Iu^ro^ls,'h, and had Kvu .Mc.^Iurray, whom. 1170, Richard
I de Clare, Kar! of I'embroke, and Chief Justice of Ireland. Called StronErbow. He d 1 176-7, and by Eva
\ left one dan., Lsabel. ward of Kin^ Henry H, in at a. ..f 14, W'm. .MarshalL Earl of Pemhroke, who after-
;' wards bv v.rtue of ihismarriaire el iin\ed ttie proprietary of Lemstcr. He was [irotectur of Encland durina
the minorit\r of Henrv IH. He had a sjn and s.JCces^or, Richard, who was assassin.ited in Ireland, and
'I succeeded bv j of his brothers who all d. withi>at h--trs male, .-\nselni. the last Earl .Marshall of his family
dyin;;: in 114.S left 5 co-heirc^ses amon.x wtvim the Irish Instates were divided, and who were tiie ances-
S tre ses of iVie Moriieiers. I'.ruces and other hi^-onc lami!i;;s of Enj^hind and Scotland. .\iid »o the blood
I c.f ICarl Ricli;.rd and his Iri^h I'nnc'.T descend. <1 for many generations toearicli other houses and ennoble
other naiiies than his ov.n; the ss. d . j-. /. ot whom was Richard who was called '"the rtower of cl.iva'.ry."
— N"tti /roi'i Hist, of lr,-iiti:ii.
1. Maud M irshall. m HuL,'h Iiii,'od. •/! Earl 01 Nor: jjk; (2; Wm. de Warren. EnrI of .surrey: (e
Waller l)u-.tan\ ;li;-. Her j;re,c. yreat ^rand dau. by istai, Joan Bif;od. m . Sir '.\ni. L'hauncey and is
f ar.cestrtss of the Chaunceys of .Vnieri.:a.
! II. Joan Marshall, m Earl of Suffolk.
\ HI. Isabel, in. Gilbert de Clare, Earl (Jloucesier, (i» Kich-rd, Eari of Cornwall, brotiier of Kin"
? Henrv III.
! IV. Sibyl, m. Robert Ferrars, 4tli Ear! of Derby. One 01 her desc. was Edward, 4th Kmg of Engf.
\ V. Kva, in. V/m. Bruce of Breknoek.
; A history of the dijteiidants c( these live si.^icrs would comprise the romance o! English, history for
i two hue.drcd years.
i _ NAME. Xiii
Muniy. and his motlicr a dauglitor ut" tin- kiiidrcil tribe of O'llvrnc — liis ])o.ssfssioii.s
■coiiipiiscl al)out h:\U of the present enmity of l\iM:ire, from svliirh he \vas dispossessed
by tlie Eii^-lish invaders and driven into tiie fa.-ti;es-r> nf Wicklow.
Laurenee. becnnie so celebrated for liis h-arnin^^ and ])ic'tv, tliat when Lc had attained
his twenty fifth year, lie was made Al)bot of (ilendalouoh. and iiimu the (h-atli of Greg-
ory. r)i( first Archbishop of l)u))liu. was i)y acclannifioii seated in the archi(;])i.seupa]
e'lair, in wliieh he contiiiiied until his death in 1]>S0. He was so renowned for his sanc-
tiry, that in 12-.'(j (fotty-six year.s after Iris derease) lie was cannonized bv Pope Jlono-
rius III, and tints, says liiv liioo-niphcr, " a scion of thf old Celtic nice "was placed on
tlie calendar of Saints."
I /x^"-!/'. in his I'litr.'tiymica l^iitrnnica. snvs that the O'Tooles or 0'Tno£r]iall.s claim
I ai\ anci'Mit Milesian descent from raihunr More. Kiiiir of Leinster. of tlie^liermonian
i. race, ancestor of Lnoyaore, the tirst Chrisiian monaicli of Irehmd, contenniorarv with St
I Patrick." '
I Tlie early liistury of Ireland, lieTore the inii'oduction of Cliristinnitv is soinewhat
^_ obscure, but according to Kciting, (J'Fl<i.rhi:rty, ami the old iuinaiists, the Milesians
t wete (iiiuinally a cniony fnnn S'.-ythia, le/ar the Kuxiiie and Caspian seas, now called
I- tlie Crimea.
j The Scythicins, who were by th.' IJoman wiilers (h'si^nated Celts-Scythians, were
r the most ancient inliabitants of I'lurcjie after the (lelu:;e. and werr descendants of Jajihet.
They formed settletnenis in Sjiain, and Milesius, u\\f of tlnir race, became Kino-.
r Uen-mon, Ileber and Ir, the sons of .Milesius, came to hi hind, with a largo fleet aad'a
j jiowerfu] army, and after a sanguinary battle, became masters of the whole country, and
J. acrordmgto A'/'.;^//*,'/, gave to its throne 171 Kings; the most of whonr (as well as the
f early Kings of Scotland; were descendants of the I'lermonian Branch of this ancient race.
f Ojie of The most renowned of these Mih'siaii Monarchs wh-< Tuathal Teachtmar, or
I Tuathal the accepTaide. (He olttained the si.liriipiei of Teaclitnuu , the welcome- or accep-
[ "table, from his bi'ing Tlie deliverer of the nation fnmi the tyrants of a hated oligarchy.)
>- Tuathal is celeln-;ned as one <d' rhf greatest (d' tlu- Irish Kings, for his wisdom and
i valor. In the revolt of the Firliolgs lie' was fona-d to fly fioin ' the kingilom to -North.
|. TBritain, but returned A. D. 130, and after fighting .t^.j battles was siieces.sful in recover-
f, ing the crown. During his reign, whi>-h lastcxl thirty yt-ais, lie reformed the abe.ses
I and corru;>tii.ins that had jirevailed in pul)lic atfairs and introduced in Ireland a stat<' of
K plenty and public tranquility never known in it before.
f Wiirncr naively says, " It must be observed tliat until this reign, few or none of
th'' ancient Irish would submit to any trade or manual labor, lest they should degrade
' iheir origin, or bring a stornt ujxin their families; but when they saw'thai by the order
i of this A\ise Monarch, the legislature took trade and imrnufact lires under their .si>eeial
I 'Care and management, many of tln^ Milesians coiide^;reiided to follow some employment
I and to make themselves u-oe.d for soTneihimT beside cutting one atiothers Ihnials."'
f This good King v.as slain in liattle iiy an usur]>er \\diose nanie is trlveii as Mai or
1^ Mail, who reigned four years, when Keidlim. t!ie son of 'I'uathal, avenged his father's
E death by slaying the usurjierand regaining the cmwn.
? Feitllim was, from his great love of ju.vtice, surnamed the Legislator. He not only
I gave excellent examples of e(iuitable government m his own ]>rivate conduct, but by
|; causing wise and v.holesome laws to be enacted, the people of Ireland became more
I humane, honest and contented than they ever were before. His ju.st and useful adniin-
g Jstration continued for nine years, when (a somewhat unusual circumstance in those
\ tuibiilent days.) he die 1 a natural death, and was succeeded by his son Catlioire More
r or Cathir the (treat, from whose youngest son, Fiacha Piarceamla, the O'Tooles claim a
K lineal descent.
f The connection, if any, between the 'I'uthill or TothiU family of England and that of
. the same name in Ireland', is perhajis at this time nnJcnown, at any rate, I have never
[ yet lieen aide tn obtain any documentary proof that our Kuglisli ancest(U-s were origin-
I ally from Iridanii, although the conjecture is a jdansjilde one.
|; _ '1 he celebrated. Fdmund Spencer, \viio I isidid a slmrt time in Iridand. and v/ho in
iloHC, wrofe;jhis ■■\"it>-»v of the state of hidand." sa.ys the O'Tooles are so called from the
ol'l Hritish word TmI, /. r. a Hill country. .\nd tlie idea of a cnnnn-n (>r!gin has seme
support frcm the descriptions and illu-^trations of Heraldry, 'i'bi- Coat (,f Arm,; of the
O'Tdoles of Iieland being </ Ihni ji'i.^y-.i iit , a rij> ni . The Toiyis of Wah-,. it lion r.'/i/j'/ii'f,
I ^ ■'■''■'. . The Totliills of Uevonsiiire h 'tun jhi.-xant . s.ih', . 'i lie Totebills of Yorkshire
i bearing as a crest, n !:,,n st,i n<lii nl , rjuhs; and the d'nthills (d' r o;ibridi; csbiiv and !!ar-
f. 'eiksliirtj the like crest of a lion itii/uiii/il '/i(l'.-<. ducal! v crown»-d and collared and
I litiCd, (M-.
XIV N'AME.
Till! lion, one of tiu' ein'.ileiiit; of tlio liiirlu-st nobility, being the conspicuous beanii!'
of tlu' fninilivs. \\-oulil imlicate a coiiiiuon di'.si-tnit.
Nor is an eiuii,-ration of soiu'' of tlic Tribe of the O'Tooles to Kufrland, after tlie
confiscation of their estates, at al! inijirobaiile. It i- well known that (furiiii: the liavs
of \^ aliaee ahd Bruce, laiire numbi-is of tin- native lii>ii aetid as auxiliarii-s xo tlje-
English in tlie wars l.-«etweea that nation and Seotlaii'l — and it i> not an ini])robable sur-
mise that nuiuy of Iheui after their terui ol' :^:TVir>- expired, preferred to n main
and make their homes in F.neland. there to live in pea'-e and se.-uritv. instead of return-
ing to their native country, (b.'vastati.-d by civil «ar and curbed i.iy dis-^ensions, anar( hv
aud strife.
Ill U]iiii(:r'-i Fudorn will beluinul a nuimlale issued to David O'Tolhvill setlin-- fe-i-th
tliat the King (Edward II.) wa^ ahont to ]naich against his Srotti.-h rebels, and requir-
iug liim, as the chief of his tribe, ihe attendance of all tlie force he could muster coin-
mauded by himself in person or by some nobkmau of Ids race." — ILjn. V.'m. II. TnthVl's
address.
From The foregoing it seems clear that this family name, in all its forms, is derived
from tliose eminences, natural and artilicial, (jiu;e so common in (ireat Hritain, called
Tothills; and that various familii-s not tracably related to i .icli other bear a common
pationymic by adeijition of the iilace name of their residence.
Tlie origin ami meaning of tlic word 'Tot or Tut has been tiie subject of much dis-
cussion and speculation among tlie English sciiobirs and antii|uaries, and varieuis
tlieorics had been advanced in relation to it ; leat, withoi-.t presuming to pass judi;menr
on th.e question, it seenis to us that none of tle-in is so satisfactory as that which we
found in Allien' Anfi'i'iitus nnd Fnlldort of U''//r, .v/, ,-.sv'i/,'/ . pp. v!:.';j, iy'-i, ;J17. This essnv
is so clear, tliorough and convincing tliat for ourself we feel that no more need be saiil.
At this Stage of t)ie v,(.!b;"s hisiee,-y it is. geUeraliy SpeakiUii'. a luUi;- wa_\ back to rile
beginning of anything, and the Tuttle name is no exception to the rule. We cowv tlie
article entire;
n.ACKS AM) t.TVMOI.Ot;'! oV lUTllll.L.
"Tutnall, Tetnal or Tortenhiil (alias Oakflidd), a hill in the Parish (d" C'laines. lie.-;
about three miles north of Worcester, and had communication bv signals with th.e camp at
Onibersley. Ostorius' supposed fort, and with Embury Hill 'J'oothill in Ev.dridge. Tiuts-
liill, Troshiil or Toothill farm in Wamdoii; Tutmil, Tuti.al }^lount ari 1 Tuinal Phuv in
Tardebig; Toutliill (Totheliel) C'ro.-s, Tutshill Common Field, and Little Tutshil! in
Eldersiield: Tutbach in Lower Sa]'ey. a!! in \\ orcestershire. Mythe Too; or Tute near
Tewkesbury in CMoucestershire; Tainal! Biidge near Taltou in Herefordshire, and Taien-
liill and Tutbury in Stafford-^hire. Djomsday 15ook notices Tothehel in Bloomsicrove,
Teotintnno \\\ Worcestersliire, Tetelerie' Titehala and Tatenhall in Staffordshire. Tetes-
thorpe in Hereionlshiiv, Tiitenelle in Someisetshirc. Totehton in Mi'ldb'sex, 'J',,te]e(l in
York. 'J'otele in York and Linci>ln. Totenais and Totescombe in L)i-\(>u.'"
Dr. Thonuis in hissurvey of Worcester cathedral, etc., notices 'I'eottington. Tetintun.
Taterington, and states tiiat King (Jlfa gave five manses of land at Teotingtun to the
Monastery at Breodun.
There is a diiVerence of O]nniou as to the etymoloi;-y of the names of these jilaces.
Some say it c<nnes from the Saxon weird, ■" t'-wiaii," to h.ok out. and otb.ers from the
Celtic go 1, Teutates. Bryant derives the nann- of ■~\\c\< round hills from Titli, and sttys
wlien towns were situated on eminences lashiom-d thus round, they were by the Anm-
nians (j. t". de.scendants of Ifam) called Tith. \\hi(di answers to *=j "^ in Hebrew, and to
tJto// and riTOOi in (ircek; that they were i>ai ticnlarly sacred to Orns and Usitis. the
deities of light, who by the (ireciaiis were reprcsr-nted under the title of Apollo. That
these mounts were not only in (■'reece, Imt in l-'iiypt, Syria, and most ]iarts of the \^■orId;
that they were generally formed liy art. bein^j- comiu-i-ed of tarth raised very hii.di,
which was sio]ied gradually and with great exacrness, and the to]) of all was cicoviied
■with a hii^h Tower.
Although the Anglo-Saxons may have u--ed such hiils as looi;out stations, still many
of tbem ma.v ]ia\e lieen of jiuciini Hririsii origin and deri\-aiior,. and the fact tliaT ;J.l of
the above mentioned hills m- place- in W'orcesrershire are either tdose to or v\-ere upon
the sides of roads ajipears to tavor tin- opinion that ihey were sacri d to the C'eliic '\'^i\-
tates, who was the guide over "he hi IK a ud t!ackua\s.
Bryant-says Theiith, 'i'hoth. Taut, Taauies, are The s-uiie. little di\'ersiiied, aral
b.ehingiug to the "chi(d' (.'ed <d" ]"-;•} ;•;. That Ivi-eb' ;i . -peaks of h;m a.s :be sa:!.e as
Hermes. That from 'i'lieuth the tjreeks foimed (~>]JJ^ whiidi with that nation \\a3
the me,,sL general name of the l>eitv. That it was the same ]>eitv which the (ie'-mar.s and
I xa:n[E. XV
I (Vlta^ wor>hii.p.i under the name Tlieut, Ail or Tlieiitates, whose saeiiike Wi.re very
I cruel, as we leuru from Lucan. . . ^ i f +i
I The fallowi„^r interesting passa.-e upon the subject is extracted front the
I Worrr:,t,T^hire ViicrlUm >i: " Ca>sar. in his renuirh< upon tlie reh^rmn of J^ntum, observes
[ that M'ercmv was the chief wbj.'Ct of pnpahtr veneration: that there were nianv images
\ of hint aiul'that he stands as a gui<b-' ovr tlie hills and trackways (see K,h,hu s ^n.rons
I in S ;;V V, :;;3'>^ and as t.. the identltv of this Mercury with ^^ (,(len), not that the
I Koman 'Mei'cuiv was aclunllv wor.hiiM.d by that name before Gesar arrived in Britain,
^ bill stone-; b-in<' -acred to '.Mercurv amouir the (J reeks and Pvoraans. and Ltesar per-
ceiviu-Uie artificial mounds surrounded by a stone or Siniilacrum were pariicularly
veiKTHted'he hence concluded that Mercury was the gou held m particular esteem.
Now Mr B:.wles savs the ]• gvptian Tholh (Thoth, says Bisho], Cumbeidaiui. was the sou
of Misrain. the son'of Ham, and grandson of Noah), Thot or J ot. the Pl'nneciaii laau-
tus o- Taute the (irecian Hermes, the Boman Mercury, the lautates of the Celts vSO
•ailed bv Lucan from the Celtic Da Taiih), l-ei.s Taatu.. arf universally aduatt^-d to be
he iuie (Hut the Gc.thmau. \[o..ninr, Jan., 18;30, pp. 4o. 4(i, wnere fhjubts are
expressed as to the identit v of the Egyptian Troth ^vith Hermes or the Gaulish Mercurial
Teutates and ar-uino- that Taut or Tautates was the Kgyinian Hercules a syml.olof the
sun \ stone a^^s the first ancient representative of Thoth, Taute or lent (the Latiu-
i/ed Teutates of Lucan) which bein- placed on eminences, natural or artihcial. aud more
^ciallv near-roads, wore thence called TothiUs or Teuthills, and in many instances in
various parts of The kingdom are so called at present. • ^r i ic.v-, .,,-..
-V writer desi.-nated as Merlin, in tlie Gn.1l, wan. ^Ligazmc. March 1^,'J. >a>...
- When the Cimm^Mian Druids migrated from Asia into Eu.;ope they earned wi-n ...em
their patriarchal traditions, their Chaldean k-n; and tneir eaduuean ^^'i;]'^,"-^- ;' -'^^^l
with that irraud and characteristic badge of distinction, the name ot J heu-tate. He
further ob-erves there is no languacre. ancient or modern, into wluch this name is .^o
eas land iauVrallv resolvable as^he Cimbric or British, and that Thoutaut is nothing
piore nor less than Hhue-Tad. the universal parent or (^od the lather. Merlin .says ■ .he
SndJs cherished this revered offspring <if patrimonial traditum. ti obliged by the sunn
Romans to reUn-piish it for the gods of the compierers. Mr ^;-^-' ; ;^' ^^^ ^J^
" It will not be denied that as the Celts worsniped Mercury, that is this 1 ..■ h, tb'^driuds
secretlv tau-ht the immortality of the soul. Tiie secret worsuu- wa> ... one infinite
bccieii.\ i^i -. . ,.- ,.1.^ ■. M ,. i>..„ii.< .,u,. v^Mvs Aiercuvv 3 name lu
C^ic '^Vu^rai^^rfV.;:,; whu-i. Lucan calls him Teutates. A.-ording to my id.a
Tl.il T-r-e T.-uf' T.,: Tut T.^-l Te; are all derived from the same Celtic ro(,t, an.l
i^re in mime; of places in Kn-land'iiulication of some tumulus ot; conical hiils -l-l'^^^
to the great Celtic (iod. Taute or Mercury, when there were I hique ptr Anghn.n plu-
/•t/Zir/ .s/;"i";"r/r, according to the testimony of Caesar. _ io-m,. liO
The ipviewrr of Mr. Bowles' work, in the Gndlewaji s Maguunc, >eb.. lb.?i) p. 140,
ch^erve- " ft is i.lain from Livv that Mercury KvoUO'. (or Kalis) was called among
the Celts Alcirurv Teulat.^s and'both these tumuli (referred to by Mr. Bowles) were on
he lik^'s'of niads. Cesar proves the application, for lie says of the Bn oi- that tUc^
made Mercury - Viavun ntqHtJtlnernm f/,/.v //<,' hence the case concerning theloo.hills is
verv satisfactorilv made out." , .,- • i i , i;ii.
• The name of-Tuttle is thus tracnl back to these natural -u- artitu-ial ^^'^'^^'' ^^^
in Britain whi.dituo thousand v<-ars auo were sacred to a pagan worship, and then, t
L u 1 dim 11 i h-ni.iums to the deified founder, Thoth.* Thot or Tot-ot that ancient
I^dvanird civilization whi-h ilourished on the lumks of the ^^^^^ ^-Jj- ^^^ ^^g!"-^
of historic time The fact is replete with associations and suggestion,- of tht most
ntee!:;:^ character, for howevel- slender the thi-ead that ^^-^^'^ ^^ ^^^^^^^^'^
connection is clear and unbroken, and like the smal wire along ^ l^^'^ . j'"^^; '' :Ji ^
rhe speed of liffht and unites th. uttermost ],arts of t ,e earth, this 1' ' ';'_'^ '' "*.^^
back to distant generati.ms and centuries and bnngs tWm near to us '" ^^ ^f]^,,^ . ^
meaning of the'w..rdTothill i- -Th- Hill of (b,d. ^'i'''' ^ ;'^>'-' t^ ^'U a e oflb f
to its p^s.-ssor. like that of Fane, which su-g.-.ts the >acredu.^.. of .he Ho im ot .n U
and n hose motto is, '■ Bring nothing base to the Temple." - It is. sav> the J..iuh.n
\</tr^ I'll'! (>"■ ri<s, '■ a r'rand oKl name. '
M.nvof its ortho^n.phic variations maybe gathered f'V'';/'-M---duig ao^m .^
In earlv lin.es unihM-mitv in such matt-is wa> discanled. and tie. same peiso sigmd
his naii.e to the most imnortani documents. a< de.'ds. cou s ey.,ie-- and ^^ ''^' '''.;'; '
w:iys. Even Rich.ard Tothill, an intelligent and edu.-at.-.l man and a tr>.d pniUer,
*>Tor,ounced Tot or Tule.-The sound of :k is peculiar to the English lar.gu.-xse.-/>.":=-''/^- /-'-;•.
XVI NAME.
st'finod lo liavi' no rulr or iriiklc but caprkt'. " liou many ways, " savs Hansard in liis
Ttiphoijriiphui . •' did Hii-liaid T(jiliill s]il'U his name." And Stow, in liis S'/rcn/ nf Jy'>n-
do/i. PiU'lls it in tlut-i' ditT.i'-nt ways. Tlic loHowint,- is a partial suniniarv of variation.-,-
Tiitliiil, Tuttil, 'I'litiill. 'J'uloll, 'I'ntthil, 'I'utt.'ll, Tutli.', Tottle, 'I'otliiJ], Toitcll, 'i'otvle,'
Tothille, Totfhail, ToTkyll, Totliyl. The Irish ('Ian of O'Toolc is also callrd (Vlothile
and (TTothill, inuiff'-rriitly. and ilusanjf n.inn- is indicated hv 'J'uathail. 'i'uaihal. (.)'TliOt^
hill, (V'J'iioghall, O'Totliville. TouthiU, Toytliill, Totehill. Todiele and Touttlc'
For a Nsdiiie after tilt' immigration ti".- name appears in >,'!'W England uiulcr ditVrr-
t-nt di.sguises. William of New ll.avfu wrote it Tuttell and Tuttle, and ))('rliaps in
otlier ways, llis wife wiote it Tattle. <.)ne of the sons .signs liis name Tutle, and in
the early records it sonM-tinies uppf-ars as Toutth'. lu the next generation or two it
settled down to iib pre.-ent form in all the New J-Jngland families, esceiiting amou"- tlie
descendants of Henry 'J'uthill of liingham, -who have generally adhered to tlie more
correct orthogra(ihy of 'I'lithill. That Tothill is the correct spelling ap]ieara from the
history and deri\ation of tie- \<.'>id, and ;s al.-o iin]']ied as to the last s\llahl(; bv tlie
Crest of the. Dev.in family, ■■ (.Sn a hill.' The ihange to its present fonnis no improve-
ment, and is to be regretted. "It is a dreadful name to stranger cars."' There is no
inagic in it. It n)ay be a consolation to know that the letter T, whicli takes so promi-
nent a jiai tin its composition, occupying three of its six ])laces, was once a letter of
great dignity. The Kontan Tribunes indicated their u.ssent to the decrees of tlie Senate
bv snb.-^cribing the letter 'i'. The Ki,rvj,tians considered this letter as tlie svmijol of
life.
\\'e should not feel satisfied t.) leave out of this account some mention of tliose orand
nionumcnts \\irn-h for oo centu!-i»s have sti.od a< ui'-nutiials of tlie name of Tlioth.
Ho ^eeins to have been the f<. under of the Kiiyjitian (.'ivilization. In the ancient
niythi logy he is called the sun of .lu])iier, by Mai.', for wliom the luontli of .Mav was
named, and tin- lir>t nu.iiilii of this Egyptian year \vas called Thoth, and began "al;out
our '^(Ith of July. Thoth is the inventor of commerce, letters, music and the reckon-
ing of lime." lie is the (Jod of Wisdoui; he records the final judgments and conducts
the souls of men to thfir final rewards or ]>unisliments. HC is represented as ibis-
headed, a bird that preys on serpents, (ignorain-e and viciM and theiefore s;!crt'd to the
Egyptians. His wife is Ma-t, the daughter of tho Sun. She i- the (io<ldessof Trutli,
and is cliaractfrized l>y an ostrich feritlier — the einldom of rruth-iipcn l;er head. Tliese
myths arc jiart of a system of pers(nnfieations. t-mlil.'nis and fabler dcsi^ni-d to tei'ch
the great religimis ideas of Monf)theism; the di\'ine (irigin and future existi-nce of th.e
soul, tlie v-arfare of good and evil, and the final judgment for deeds done in the ijodv.
It became rhi' cu.stom of tlie kings of Egyjit of the bSth and 19th dvuasties to com-
pound their natufs with those of their g(jds, as 'I'hotmes from Tlu^th, Kameses from Ea,
the sun. i*>:r. The Isih dynasty began, according to the most recent chroncdou-v, v.-ith
Aahmes I. about ITCti- B. "(.'. and end' d witli the accession of l{ame.--es. about l-lOij B. CI
This was tie- ]ifri...d of I'.gypl's gn-atest pov.-cr and prosjiorit^ , and to it belong the
painlijigs and ]>apyri v.liich have eonie down to modern times, and those ureat rnonii-
ments vs'hicli have t'Xcited the wonder and admiration of siico'cding a^es." It includes
the entire period of Jewish history in l\iry]>t from Josi'ph to that of Exodus. | The -2i\
king of this dyna-^ty was Ameiiophis 1. \\ l.o resigned about Kiiii) B. ('. The -kl kiui:' was
Thotm. s I. abmit 10:3:) B. C. lb- was a great warrior and marched his armies as lar as
the Eujihratis. He exiavated the gnat rock tcmiile of Anienra at Thebes. His son
Thotnu's II. was the 4tli king of this dynasty, lb- married his sister Hatshe])u. and
after his death she reigned alone until she associjitrd a younger brother. Thotmes III.,
in the g(n-eriin!enr. and after her death he reiirned alone; in all oo years. He was the
oth king.d' the iSth dynasty, and is styled Thoimes the Gicat. He tiourished about HiO"
B. (". He \i-as ])eih:ips the father of that maid n{' ]-;e-y])t who look the infant Moses
from the rushes. He was succeeded by Iiis si.ii .Vmenojdiis II. and his son Thoiuie^ IV.
was the next king; and to Idm is the miuioliih that no'.\- stands in tlie piazza of St.
Peters. It was brought to Honu' by Caligula and .--et u]- in the \';iiican Cir-us. but alter-
■Nvards removed to its present location. .Vn-i-nophis 111., sou of Thotmes 1\'., liuilt t\vo
teini)le.s at Tliebes; also the great temple of VA Cksur, and the vo<'a! statue of Mer.men
and its fellow, still standing amiuiL,' tin- ruins of 'I'helu's, ami now knuwn from recent
discoveries to be his own statues. He is su[iposeil to be the Pharioh ni the Exodus.
* Joseph in Kj,'y|.)t i7'.o H. C.
'Moses b. about 157: B. C.
*E.xodiJs i;q[ B. C.
j^AMi;.
'I'lic 0(1 kiiifj of tlip IHth dynasty wns Sitlif. aiul tlit' Sd was IJimu'ses II. " tlio
grear " llic Sisosiiis of t'ao (ircclcs. who liouiislied alioni I'.VA'o I>. C.
Tliutinc:^ III. of ;lic 18th dynasty ci-fcrt'd ai '»n (Htdio].o'ii.<) tlif hiftu-st olndi.-^k now
■existing. It is ]i)>^ d-vX hiiidi. It was ixMiiovfcl by ( 'on^1alltine the tircat to Al<-xaiidria,
and thcnci' liy lii< siii-ci.'.^sof C'onstaiitiiis to U"iiic, wht-ic it now stands in front of tlie
cliiirch ot Si. John i.atcran. lie also set iiji l)i-toi'i' the icnifde of Anirn at Ilcliopolis. a
pair of oiiflivks ii)ion whirh wcvc inscrilifd liis if^t-iul: to ^vhicll smni' two <!r tlir<'c liun-
dred ycais lal'-r, Iiamc-os II. added t\v(.) !:itt-ral coliinins. TIii'Si' oh^lisks riMnain.-d
^\■llel■(.- they were first crfctiMl until Au<;-nstus Ciesar. Kniporor of nonic, in thf Nth yrar
of his reign ('2o years B. C. ) lemoved thorn to Alexandria and set them u[i in front of a
teni]>le ]\f founded calh-d ■■ 'I'lic f'a■^ari'^n." In eoursi> of timeoneof tliein fell and was
liuried iiinlo!' tlie drifting sands of the <if.-f rt. In h'^77 the ))iostratf one -was dug out.
renK)ved to London and set r.j> on the 'rhanus emhanknient. In 1ST9 its f(dlow was
presente<l hy tlie Khedive of Kgyi>t to tlip city of New York, and in the fall of that year
it was taki/n down i'.nd its removal commenced iindiTllu- sujuMintendence of Commander
liorringe of the I'. S. X. In l'"eli., 1,nS1, he suree,-sfnl!y eonijileted hi- ta.-k, :ind it now
Standi ei-ert in the Central Park of New Yorlv ';ity. (It wa- or,]- priviletr" to witness this
3d ereetiur.. ) The expense of removing it was aliout one hund.red thoiisand dollars,
-%vhirh Win. II. \';indi.-rfiilt is said to have <Ud'rayeil. I-l.velasiN-e of the foundation and
]iede-tal if is sixty-nine and a l-.tdf feet liigh,
'J'lie iiieroglyidiies on the foiii- sivies of the Londe,n e)!ielis)< were translated fiy
Samuel F)urrh. Esq., LL. I>.. D. C, L., F. S. A.. Keeper of (Jriental Anti(piities in tin-
British Museum. 'I'liey nn- the sa.me as ;hosp (in the Xew Yoy]^ Monolith. The centra!
lines reeount the titles anrl attril)utes of Tliotmes III. 'i'he side lines to I\;imeses II. are
of the same iniport. Oiu' (if the central lines wijl give aii idea of all the jest: "The
Horus, lord id' the upper and lo\\-er onn'iy, the jiowerfed hull; erowned in I'as or
Thelies. ilie I\ing- of tin.' north and scnth. Itann. n •.. I'l-per. ha.s njath- his monument to
his fathe;. Ilaivnui'diu iHnrus in the horizons) he has set uji to him two great olielisks,
cap])ed v.ith gold, at the iirst time of the festivals cA' thirty yeais, aeciirding to his \vish
lie did it. the Son of the Sun Tlujtmes dil) type of t s [>es did it, beloved of llaremelui
■(llorus in the hori/ons'i ever living.
Some remarkable discoveries have recently been niade in Egypt about fjur miles
■east of Thebes. A gallery lias lu-en fouiu! cut in the faee of an r.lmost periu'TidicuKir
mountain, (tiding in an alnmst inaccessablc cave or \\-r\l. The gallery is 2-")<) tVet long
and the cive ofi feet dee]). In the well were found some four thottsiiii'l objects, a.moni^
tlu^n thirty-six rijyal sa(;To]"i!iages, ^vitli the inner case.s and mummies intact, beloi'.ging
to Phariohs, (pjeens, jirinces, princesses and high ])riesis id' the Hth. IStii, Hltli and .51st.
dynasties, 'idiey include among others, Kanieses I. and II. and Siillf I. of tic JSIth'
dynasty, and Aahmes, Auienophis I., Totnies 1.. II. tnid III., and IIats]ie['U, sister of
Totmes TU. Some of tliem htive rk'ss eves and lool-i (luite life like.
TOTI-IILLS OF DEVON,
The first of Tliis bi;\!ieli known to us is Williiuu 'I'dty], His name staiids at the
i lii-iul < if a pedigree takep. from M^vrick's Ilrriil'lir \'isil,ij!>ri.'< of \\(ihs,\o\. 1, p. 188,
: djiied Oct. iA, loOl. and rtcciv^d from Kyoliurd 'J'ottyll, wliose' anus, as descrii)eu. are
\ the same as ill the froiiti.s|)ie'-c, exc>.'ptiijg that the ]i,)ii jc; i-aiii]>ant instead of passant,
; and is dilfe;vneed Avilh a mullet, denoting- that he was tiie third son.
I His arms arc inipuli'd ^vith liie arm.-, of Uraftou. From the al)o\c visitation, from
j Pohvheles Devon, and from siuidiy Kui'.lish Co. llisioiies itnd other works w.' liave
; i;leauod the following- a. -C'diit.-- of this liiamh. whii-h, th.ough !)ut a frairraeut, is sulli-
; eh-nt to sh.v.v tin- .-tandiiii;. chaia.-t.-r and r.ssoei:ii ions uf the family at the timt- of. and
i a huiiurod years aiitei-<-den; to iliv s.ttiement of New F.nghmd. A I-opv of tiie pedig-n'o-
[ in Tackett's Devon. Iia^- be.on Icindly forv/arded to u^'by Ainswonh Si)off')rd. Esq.,
i I.ilirai-i; u of Coni:;res>.
William Toiyl, ealled in the pfdi;;-vce, Ksi].. of Devonshire, was huilifT in loOi!,-
! again in l-ljs;; High ^^lierilf- td' lJev(.n"in lol'J. and Loril .Mayor of Exeter in V^y} At
; this jteriod Exeter was t ho l.r,;i^;^■al .-a.i/ii:.! of the West of England, and second only fo
' ]ion(h>n i]i imporianeo. The gi^vit manniaetnrir.g and eommereial cities of T.iveriM.ol.
1 Mane]. est. r, l^irmlturham. : u .were insignilicar.f hamlets. In the time of ( liarles tlie
; Isc it cintained al)oiit lO.diiO inhal-iiants. Its \eneial)le Cathedral was hv.-gati in tiio
I lotli century. It is a city of irreat aiitiquity — a r.isle.j.rie, and the ea].ilal of Devoiisiiire,
; whicji is one of the nio^t ht-autiful cnuntics in Eiiglan'k and one of the- larg, .-,t. iieinu'
i secoi\d only TO Yoikshire in ^izM. In regard to sin-rid^, Eulh-r remaaks: --''I'lie reade'r
; ^vill not be di.-a])]iiiinted al tie- many annh-ss (i. e. lacking Coats of Arms; siieritfs of
t "Loudon. 'Jdiey were not so cognizable [jcrsons as the sheriffs of counties. Tlie latter
j; were men of kno^vn and irrown estate, eminent for family." That he was cm!)ient for
] family in another sense tjian that intended by Fuller a])])elirs in the fact tliat le^ )iad oG
;. . children, tl,..;igh jWoluihiy n..! i.li l.y one wife, in t'he pedigf( e liis wife is called
\ " Eli-zabrth Matiie\-> >•{ Voi ^-aii w^r ■• ;;nd she was doubtless the mother of (.'eofriw. Joint,
[■ Eobert and Kichard, and pn haps of several more She \vas daug-hter of (ieotfr/.Matliew
\ of Glamorganshire, which -onu- Welsh ^cenealogisis have traced back to (iwaethwed.
Prince of Cardigan and (iw.'ut. wiiilo oileT,-, de<iure it from Voikelyne. P.urke, in hi.^
Lnn'Jril In iitrii. says the name wa- of considcraUle distinction in Cornwall and Devon at an
^ early date. Of this line \n as Sir Da\ id Wathew of idandaif, •■( ire.it Stand-.ird Bearer, "
■'v^ Admiral 'I'lionias Mathcw. .M, I',, Cnl. .lidin Mathe\\-, who tonk a le idiiie- pai-t, under
.l- Ills relations on the maternal -i<ie. Sir ICuduird anl Sir Eevil ( iranville in the civil war
f in the west of England, (ieorge Mathew. lligli Slierilf of (ilaniorganshire, bVCJ. who
■ [ married, 1000, EJi/abeili. \ iseountess T!nul)es, mother of Jauies, Duke of (')rnn)nd. and
j. settled in Ir<dan.d. 'I'obia-. .Mathew. Aichbi.^ho)) of ^'oik. and Cecil .Mathew, uearricl
I Baron 'J'albot and is rejui -. nu-d. Ijy the iiarl of Sh lewsluirv and Talbot,
*it has been obnervrd of I'r.e Sa.voc.-i, ;!r.t \\'ncii tlie-/ divided ilu; realm into proviarcs cnllcd in •^.•^Kn:.
Shire,^. and in [..atin, (_ om;ta;iis o. c C n,int!t:s. framed ttic -o'-'^-rnmoni of tlicm l.-^.m the a-.-.eicnt cu-itoai"
of the R.imans, froiu whom il w.i; i!i--;(-cridfd xn Itiiiii frr):ii tbeit (jcrman ariLfsn-r^. in cenfoniiitv to
which they cdsistituted certain ef tlicir c.'.iit' men toj. reside over their Shires, whicii they called li-irfdo-
mtn. lor. in I.:uii), ( rt>ii!,s rr (;■,■.■..;,.", .i. Kimr Ailrril. ;\ir ir.oic rc-ady athnini^tration of jaiticc nilov.ed
the Karldomcn cr Counts to make rieinilit-.s vvjir) \v<'re called / 7w- Coiititcs or I is Cc.-du's And in 'heir own
ton.eue. Shciirfs, i e. the Shyre -reeve from the Sa.xou word OVr,-/« or cVivc.-'c i. e V;-''r".>-,' -craefect
or Steward to distriliutc jus'ice to the peoj.lc. in tlieir t:)r;.vin(i;\l cr cmintv cnnr's. I'lriailv the SrcrVf
bec.iinc the tt.ift" t.-.>,e>;uti\ e mir-cr. ij.e t.ari ij< iiij; ,ui alteiidance on the Kin:;. Th. v were iwuniiy m-n
of liit;hrank and Kreat p..w.r II! ih.e realm, la tlie reis^'ii ..f Kini,' Kd-.vard !, th-- rVctiou of Sheriff was
{.'ranted to the pcoj.le. h-.-tore a:,!V:ntod t.y the !< niLr, ttioi:i,'!i .'•: hvurd II eoa.tiniied !;) anorjint Shcriies i\>r
.sevcr;il counties. I'-Iections crew .so tumultuous th.at hy statutes of IMward 111 Henrv \'I anil Ilenrv
V HI, tlie Chancellor Treasurer, i'r( s. o! Kmi/s Council, Chief Justices and Chief Baron are to make ihe
e:e(-T;r>,-i —■ J / it.\.\\i\s Jlist. t'/ /.r'..' f le
TOTHITJ.S OF DEVOX. XIX
Of the 313 cliiklren of \\illi:au Tutliill, xlie luuiies on leconl of only 12 :uf known to
n« and the order of thfse not certain: 1, .lonn, lu. John llulse; C,^ Kichrtid ilnkelcy.
2 Wrace o (ieoffiw, in. Joan Dillon. -!, J(jhn. 5, Alire, m. \\ ilinun Pai-ons. h.
Juliana m Hidiard de Hnrnl.nrv. 7, Amy, m. Hill. S. Eli/.al).'th. m. Thomas
Siuk.-h'v of Pultun. It, Hi.diard.. ni. Joan (Iralt.m. 10, hiol'ert. 11, Daniiiiter, in.
Thomas Walker: '(;•) Thomas Craii-^ton. TJ, Katharine, m. William Kin>rslcy; {'J)
Isicholas Drake.
1 Joan Tothill, m. John. s. of Richard and Joan {Wldtle^^n Hulse-. 1, Arthur
(ireiiville\i l<>")>i; Capt.; m. Dorothy, dan. of IMchard Iloyle, Lord Arrlihishoj) ot
Tnani She m. (-2) lienrv Turner, <.Mrt. -Major under Lord Inchiu'iuin in Ireland. 2.
Sir NiVlioia.s :'. liichard. m. Jane Fortescue, dan. of Jolin aii-l i:r. dan. oi .-ir Louis
Fortescue" one of the Barons of the Fxrdieqner tnup. Hen. Mil. 1, IJiehard 0+ Ivene-
den -nd Fi'ord F>o, livin^: in ir.-^iL m. Anne Sutelilie, oidy dan. ot Dr. Matthew
SntefiiTc fonmh'r of the Colle-e at Ch.'Le^i and ov^r fmty years dean of i;:xeter.^ L
Mattliew d 1051'': m. Sabinn I'iiftVn'd and l:ai dau. Annr. m. Io.m uev. John Pyndai, D.
i)' Ma'-^^aret \VhiTlc-i.-Ji, skster of Joan, m. Sir lioLn-r Grenville of Stow, Higli Slientl
of Co-nwall '^ H.ui.^ VHl., d. Jo2L luid :3 ss (J dans., of whom Sir Kichard urenville,
Kt 1Y6-^- Hi-h'Sherilr ..f D.von 1.^:;::; Marshal of Calais: m. Matilda Beavil, andainon-
oth"ei-<-~Ko"-er(}-enville. Kt., I^q. .,f the body of Hen. VJII.: drowned in lifetime ol
his father iiftlie Rose Friiraie otV I'ortsinouth ; ni. Thoinasine Cole and had: Sir Ijienard
tirenville of Stow a irallant naval romnmnder; .served in army m Hunirary with \y,pi_
Ti'puu- Hi<'-h Sheriff'of Cornwa.ll loT.S; litie,! out a colony and saih-d lor 1- lorula lON)
y,y\u^v h-^ h'ft 10(1 men- made manv successful vova-v^: d. in battle wir!'. rlso Spaniarus;
in Marv St Le-er and had: Hernard (irenville. Kt., Hl-h Slu-rilT of Cornwali ioUO;
m' V and Kt • ^1 U^- m. Eli/.ab.th Beavil and had: Sir l^evll (.'renville. Kt.; called
"tlie Bavard of iaiirland." b. L'.l'o: leii at Lansdouu with a patent Irom C nas. I. m his
pocket fo- th.' E;u-bL,m of Hatli: m. (ira.-e. dau. of Sir (leor.ire Smith of Lseter and
I:i^-.ter of ti^e mother of Ueor-e Monk. Duke of All.ermarle: had: I, Bernard Urenvihe,
'.rroom of the bedchamber to Lhus. 11.: was father of Hernard (mnvil e and granu-
Fatlier of Marv Grenville. b. ITOo; d. 17SS; m. IT 17 Ales. Peixiarvt-.s ot Cmnwa 1: (.
1748- Mr I'elailv Her autobio-raphv, edited by Sarah Chauncey ^^oolsey|^J, ])ublisned
is;'/ •>" Sir John Grenville, V,arl 'of Bath, attended Clias. 11. in all his wanderings
abroad; d. L.Ol; m. Jam- Wyche ai;d harl <;raee (.renville, m. Sir Gc^rire Gartaret.
3. Geoffry Tothill, Alderman of Exeter; Recorder lofj::!: arms granted loO;L pui"-
chased the e«t at l^-amore from the Crosvn+: to which it liad fallen on tne attainder ot
the Duke of SulTolk. It is about seven miles from EMeter. Polwhele desciibes it as a
TiUice of sincular be.iuiv. Not far from the villa is a romantic rock encrusted with
white moss and shaded witli ivv. Venerable trees adorn the groun.ls. and "the t.ark
beautiful in it.<elf. with its litth- undulating hills and dales, cunimanas extensive atid
varied nrosnects." On the dec. of his dau. Joan (Northleigh) in lt!3r.» fue esc. passeu to
her son lienrv Northleigh, Exp (ieolTry Tothill m. Joan Dillon t ,^.,.0^ •
1 Joan Tothill. nn Rob.nt Northleigh of Durham, b. LkS,L d, Jan. lb, Ib-s ■
1 Henrv who was f. of Henrv, b. at D-.m Pri<.r in Devon .March 14, 104", and d. m
London." ' A Mem. of Pari.'. .Jan. :n, ir.:»:j. 2, (ieorge. 3 JetYry 4 Robert .,.
John. 0. Robert. 7. Thomas, b, James. 'J, Mary. 10, Joan. 11, Margaivt.
II. Harris.
IV' Henrv ' Hi'-^h Sheriff of Devon 1024; called .^f Palmonth (Plymouth). Is noticed
bv Fuller in "u'-ori/^/cs of Kn<jhu,A; m. Mary, dau. and heir of Nicholas Spekeot Lowton
^■"The Spck'-s," says Sir ^Vm. Pole in JJi.-<:-ripti.>n of Ihojn, ]>. -JMo, " were ot ve:-y great
~ John Hulso had son Judec John Hulse. Kin-'s .Ser-t- at law ...i,; one of j''«: Justices of ih.Km|^;s
Rene ?,M- m. a dau. of M.v.v of WnUcch.rch and had: i, Julu, H,3hop ot <-V'7"-[>. ^"'.^ J,-'''.^;!^^^!
W V ]\wh:<rd wl-o m a (ia-.L of .-\she and had Richat.l vvlio m. Mari;..ret one ..1 the dau,. ..nd L'-'TS o.
k'obtrt I-atirnci^ot Filtlotield. and had Ri^iard who m. Joan, d.ca. of Ki^hard U hiueyli ot I:.,l->rJ nL..r
Plymouth, and had John who in. Joan Tothill as above.
+ Izaaclc's Antiquities of Exeter.
nVaUer Dillon of Ireland. Esq.. h.id son Nicholas, «;>oh.ui .son Robert, f.uhcr of .Nicb.
X.\- TOTIIILLS OF DllVOS.
ost. and cnndition." Arii'i—();\ on a cioss cngiuved sable, and an (nt^lft displiiyi-d. i.:
K Nicliolas, d. De<-. 22, 1<V>-,'; ni. Ann ." In tlie chiindi at riuullt-iirli, D.iVdn, a
nionuni'Tii jMilly defaced inbcrilu'd: " S;ined to the ineniory of Joim, son of Xicliola.s
and Ann 'i'utliill, jjarisli, who died tin' day of July, .
" Stranf;eis and friends, if learned or p;ond dr.iw near.
For bU'-l) as you this torab demands a tear;
For lo! tlif dust inclosei wus once indued
With every talent tc be wis- and good.
Learned, tl-.o" untauglit in all that schools could teach,
That jodymcnt couk! improve or i^enius reach;
Yet knew no pride, a .^oul above disguise.
That noihinp v.isbed but to be trood and wise:
He lived a blessing on mankind bestowed
And died at last an offering lit for God." Fohilities /\;-j«.
2, (irnc-e, b 160r>: d. Dfc. 24, 102;'.; m. William Tmliill of the Middle Temple,
Esq.. ami had one child, iler.ry, !>. \<\'l'.\. Ab mr Mi niile.s from Exeter, clo.se
to the vilhiirt' 'd" Exministcr :;Iand^; an olil clmrcli in which a inonnnient has lliis in.scrip-
tion: "This nionnmeat is erected to the memory of Grace, wife of William 'J'orliill of
the .Middle Temple, Kstj., who had issue Henry, and died the 24th of Feb., lG2o. in the
bSfh year of her aire, and both buried in this aisle. She being- dac.ghter of Henry
Totliill of Peamore, then Sherilr of Devon, and Mary his wife.
Et d-:,f-t ft s::/: ■:>■,/[.
It Grace could length of day^^ t'lce give.
Or virtue could have made the live.
If goodness couldc thee here have kept.
Or tears oi friends which for thee wept;
Then had'st tliou lived amonicst us here,
To whom thy virtues made thte dear;
Kut thou a Sainte did"si Heaven aspire.
Whilst h.ere on earth wee thee admire;
Then rest deere corps in mantle elaye
Till Christ thee raise the JHttcr daye;
Thy years were few. thy g!--.ss being run,
Wh.en death did ende Ihy life bcgunn.''
Under the eliigy whitdi is reclined as a pedestal:
* '■ Speake .Statue, tell her s'.ory, •
Its grace inherits g-ory."
'jeorge Tothiil, p-rob. descended fn.;m JeiVery, was iJailiff inti2. ai;-ain in lf3<J4, Lord
Mayo.' of l-'xeter KiOs, again in 1077. l\v mandate of the King made .-Mdermau of
];\eter l<I->7; !ie.\t y.-ar \\ iiliam. I'rince of Orange, landed at Torbay and advanced wirli
his small army towards l^xeter. The Trince had been informed that the people stood
ready to rec-ive him with acclama.tions of joy and that all the gentry of ihe west
would join liim at his landinii'. Hut the cruel disposition of the King James, and the
leceiit alrncitie-; of Kirk and -leifreys, had Idled the minds of the jiobiliiy au<i giurry
with dread •)f the awful eonserjuences of failure. One of the ofHcer.s fd' the Prince .vLo
]>receded with a few Iiorsemen was ])iit under arrest and con.fined by the authorities of
Exeter. Tlie next day Lord Mordaunt and Or. Burnet, afterwards Hishoji of Salisbury,
arrived wiili four tro'ips of horse and found the g-ate shut agaiJist them, 'j'lie Lord
Mayoi a>si-iied as a reason the o!)ligation of his oath to the King. Lord Mordaunt
ordered the i'oiMer to o]icn the irate on ])ain of di>ath, and upon his refusal, says Jenkins
in his JUM. of K.i;l,r, "(h'orge Tuthill, Exp, one of the Ahi'inien. opened it and
adinittrMl the troojis."'
Eor several days scarcely any person of note came in. Of the magistrates of l-'.xeter
only Ald'-rman Tuthill and ("me other at first declared in his favor. This appeared .so
unfavorable to the Prince that he began to doubt the succe-s of his expedition and at
one time ],n,p.,>,-d to Pcndiark for Holland. Ihit the s]>irit iind lirmness of Alderman
Tuthill se. :n :o have inspir^'d tlu' irentlemen of I'evon and Somer.set with courage for
tley suon b.-an to i-ome forward in gr<;'.t inup.bers and the revolution became an aecom-
pii-^hed t'.iet. Sul'<e,|uen:ly luing lar:rel v encagt^l in meic;intile busini'ss he met with
v( ry he:ivy josve-, at ^^a ;uid li.cani'' much leilui-ed in ciri-umsiances, which coming to
the knt)w!f<;ge. id I\ ing William he irraiefullv awarded him a ]>ension of i'2nU per
annum. He i> perh ij.s the .^lr. Tothiil referred to as the pundiaser of Hagfor."
4. John TolhiH, m. and had: 1. l'",li/.td.eth. 2. William, f. of William of the
.^liddle Temple. \'<'[., Ii. aiioui ICOO; ui. lirace, dan. and eo-heire.^s of Henry lotliill. Jis.p,
!'..-ietor w;is sold to Mr. Toihill by Sir Henry Ford. b. about u'-30, who was twice pnr.eip.^1 Sec. of
St.i'i- ;.> Cluis. II. in Ireland, only s. of John Fo'rd of Haglor, ICsij , !>v Katharine d. and he of (icirge
Drake oc S(lr.^^^^^)•>ys. l!sf|., I.icul -Col. uncer his kinsman Sii John Dr.ikc o\ .\siic. iJafetor was sold by
desc. of I'othi;! t.i the isl Lord .Nshburlon.
TOTHILLS OI- DEVOX.
^ of ri..r,lVn_y 1. l<;o;i; d !.;-> L lUnny. h. 16-3. He m. (2) ,lau. of Sir (ieor^o
>outlu-(>tu. o, Hales or lliilsc. 4, 1 hoiiius. '^^
6. Juliana Tothill, m. IMciiaid cle lUnnlnny
Tljonias.-^' 4, JOlizuLiL-tli. ,j. Joau.
9. Eiehard Tothill, d
ofCi
Lon
and had: 1, Giac. 2. Maiv.
. Eiehard Tothill, drsnilud in tlu- pcliorej us one of tlio iustiffs of tlie nc'ire
•asile U.vys , U isfni m I'e.nhruksln.v) aad J,nndo,i; was a priuter and stationer of
don, v>dM-iv!,<_yvsid.d lor i-rtv vrars at tl... sio-n of tlu' //-//u^ ,,;,rZ ^v./r in Hoot
street, near 1 emido Bar, durinL- whudi ].oriod lu- printed 7« l)ooks rliioHv <m I'n- Hi ■
first license dated April 12. l.",4!). io])rinf book-^ on common law for seven yours- 'roncwed
May 8, lo.)H. for seven years; renewed for life Jan. 12. lo^S
His first inq.rint b-ar< date Ocr. 1. l.^■.l. lli^sTi.nd, Oct 1 1,-,V> '• i ]',»>/>./
ctec/ion <rnhr w'^f Vi'e nr,,! IMc.flhk !>. of Jjio- P!„j/uuj.-' ' In 1.1V> l,o%,nn*ed -u''
>ridgment of the •• fj, ronvks <,/ I'nnJ.indr by Richard (iraftou (his futher-in-law)'
D
al
This edition contains sonn-wliut in relation to the controversv betweon'Tjniffon ""n/d
Stow. Samo yoar he r>i„ro,! - Tin: Trnnir.,! His'.ry „f U r„ ;, ,n,n J.,';,tf a m" ric^l
paraphrase from tho Italian of B.indollo, traiidatod In- Arthur Brook with -lonnot'.
(See WartonV History rf K.^jU.k P..tr,. Vol. Ill, p. oTl.; 1„ i;,,:; ani^r^nr^no^'^i
clcs oj- EivfoiiiO., containing lyi;^ p]... bolides a tabioof tlio b.iiiifrs sImt^IT-: -rul nnvn-.
Grafton's Kebns on title page and nndor it, ■• imprintod by Henrv j)onham| for l^iVh'ard
Tottle and Honry Toye.
In 1570. Hiciiard Tottle printed an Abridgnn-.t of the rhrordde^ whhm eo;ifiino I
a remarkable l>i-ologne agam>t John Sto.v w1k> r..,,Mo 1 in lo:;!. la'loTl he printed a
i reatise conuanmg 1 able, and 1 n!es, _l>y H, (ir.lton In l.-,;.,. in ,:onjuncr:on with
Benneman, lie pirmted ■■ >tj('-,- s ( tti-oiw',^.
InloT.S he was nunle Master of tlie Stution-r's ( Vympae.v. and hold the ofrh.o for -<iK
years, and probably re-elerted in lo-S!. for •■l::t:erly haviiuv' retired for iho bru.-l* of !■■
health, the Imsiness of the company was sometime at a stand, as appe-us f)v an m-dhvvli-^-
of the court of assistants, Sept. :-JlJ. los;)." After his rotiromeut tho London biiVn'o^s
was carried on bv his son.
In 15^3hej^m. totheeompany for the rojiof of the poor, Tnllies oiiices in Eng-
liskand Latin, .Moral Phil:,.Miphy, Kon-oo and .Julietta, Qnintins (\irrins in Fn<-iish
M.r. Dr. ^^ ilsoii on I snrie, 'I s.o l-.nglish Lovers. Son.'.-s and Sonnets bv the r^"^-'l of
Surrey. A l)ook, " Diall of Princes," bearing his ifnprint, is in tho Astor Library- "t1i •
,-,.,. ,. , „ ^^'* imjirints. Hansard's 'J'vpographi;
contains a drawing ol his device of the -'Hand an.l Star," ami of his monognini an.
■^f^ X \
■^-...y\
State library at Hartford also contains one of his
contains a drawing of liis device of the " Hanc
motto, of which the engraving below is a co[iy.
RICHARD TOTTEL ^r^l^son^Ennron, ,^ Lomlm, \ lindthat
^ /'-<r7^~~~'>^ />^. ^'^'' ^^=>"or of Perry Place (now Perry Oak.--) in
Middhsox, ntar London, was demised, in I-'aS? to
Sir rhristo[Jier Heaton for 21 yrs., at i'S per
annum, and in 1.592. to Joan, wifo of Pichard
Tottill, and lier sons William and John for their
respective lives in reversion. . In 160:3 this estate
was granted to Lord William Paget.
Richard Totliill m. Joan, dan. of Hidianl
(irafton; /. 1, Jane, m. Andiow Kowldhurst. 2,
Ai-^. in. Thomas Kowldhurst, 3, Marv, m. .los^,e
Snyder. 4, Su.san, m. James Hawlev, s. of
James, s. of William, o, William, (i. Ja"mes, m.
KIb'n. dan, of William (Joch. 7. J-Jicdiard. ^s^
John. !). FJiz.ibelh, m. William Braclshaw 10
Jiiditli. 11. Ann.
95. William Tothill, an eminent l.iwyoi'. ( lork in Chancry and co.nr.'ijor of
Chancery reports, among the earliest ever publislied, known as T'ltliiU's ]}, p,,rt.i Ht>
*Thomas de liurnbury, in. Mary, dau. of John Hoare of f^earescomb, and had: i, Richard - Thos
3, Mary. :(, Elizabeth. 3. .-Vrin. i. Su>ai!. "' ' '
*Uenry Denham was a torinor apprentice of RicharJ Totde and prob.ihly hiothcr of tho iv; • of Ri-^h-
ard's son, \\ illiaiu Tothni of i>hardcl'.'fs. ' Henrv [;:j.i!:.i!n u.is an <.;. i;cc;-i-.;,'iy nice printer '"i 1 ws
Itie first who useil the scaii-colon v/ith propriety. ' fie was luidei-wardcn of tI;e"Siationer's Co' 'i<^f.-3 "
— Aints. ' ■""
f
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XX!! ■ TOTIIILLS OF DEVOX.
boU!;ht ii fine (-Slate ii.'ar Anicrshaui, in Bucks, callfd " S!uudflo.>s," \vliriv " lie Jiad
the honor of eutenahiing Queen Kiizabetli." Hu^-lison's ("LrrnU <>f f,>,r,il)ii says: •• Tiie
old niixuor lious<> of Shaidelocs appears to have he^'ii tlie occasional residence of Queen
Eii/alieth." A fter the doc. of William 'i'othill, Sharde'oes lucaTne the property of the
iJralces h_v niarriag-e of his daug-liter Joan .Totliill to Francis Drake, and has continufd
to he the family seat down to our own time, for as late as lyoO Sir Trywhitt Drake, M.
P. , was of .Sluudiloes, and High Slieriif of Bucks. Tlie house ha.s been added to'iind
ehaim.'d in many resjiect.s. Aniontrthc pictures are a tine ])ortr;iit of Queen Klizabefh
and the L)esiructi«jn of the Spaui-h Armada, in which Sir Francis Drake ])artiri])ated as
Vice-AdmJral with his relative. Sir Jidiii Hawkins, as Hear Admiral. 'J'he •■♦Monument
Koom " has several Drake luouuments, of wl;irh tJiat to Montaunie Oi-ranl Dra!;e (172S)
is vei-y magnilict-nt.
\Viliiani Tothiil m. Katharine, dau. of John l)enham.-'- Gent, (and sis. of Sir John
Di-nham, Kiriirht, Chief Baron of the Irish Excliequer, and Chief Jasfii-e of the Kintr's
Bench for Indand, and one of tlie Barons of the English P^xchequerV Sii- John D.'nham,-}
Poet, was her nepliew. It is said that Wm. Totliill of Shardeios had ;>j children, of
whom wen- 1, Joan, and v!, Katharine, Init may be conf(nin(ied with Ids li rand fat her' on
this point.
951. O'oan Tothill, d. the IS^th. bn. April 19. IGio; celebrated in Dnnhrx
MviiK'iry nf Kiiiii., nijij rion.s W'lnoiii. [•'When .Mr. Hooker (s<>e note) left tlie ministrv
lie sojtmrn.'d in the house of .Mr. Drake, not far from London, a gentleman of i;ieat note,
■whose worthy consort being v»'sted with such distress of soul, etc. '^^ * "■» When
lie left -Mr. Drake's family he began to jueaeh in London." — MhUlcv'^ MnqnuUn .^ She
ni. Francis Drake, K<q., of the rel.brai.d fani. of Asln',:f o.nt, id' the i'rlvv Ch.ami.er in
Ordinary; d. 10;j:^.
*lhe Dcnliam f.unily oricrmated with Lord or Viscoinpte of Dinan in Brittany. Oli'-er Dyn'nam had
the manor and hiiticirod ol Hanisnd. /c-«;/. Edward L '■ A curious letter from ono of this laiuUy dated
Lislon, i:;?7, seems to impute inactivity to .he rclorincrs in his nci^hborliood." In T2-2 tliere was d
b'ooJy .-.fr.My b^t..-cen (Jliver Dyni;ani anJ the Canons. John Denh uii, ociit, had Katliari.ne whon'
uin. 1 othill as above, and
tSir Jolin Donhara, wlio m. Hlean-ir, da.i. ot Garrett Moore, V'iscoent of Dro^hed.^, and h^d only son
Sir Jol)n I)eii!.;,m. b. 16:5. Poet. (Set y.^h.uon's LJvesof t.'u' IW:k\ . He was made insane by his wife's
conduct, lull recovered. He was made a Knit;!u Bath at coroaati?n of Charles H He was Sur<evor
General lor the rcbuildiri; of St. Haul's chh., London, and bv wi!! left t'l^^o and a!I his fees towards 'that
nobie work He was bu. .March 23, i66S-g, in Westminster .\bl.ev, near Chaucer's Monument' Hern
(i) II..J4. .\nne, dau. of Daniel Cotton; ^21 Mav 2,, ic^;. .Mari,Mr'et. dau. of Sir William Br-oks K H
'\S!ic svas a lamous beauty, not without reproach before and alter in. Sncd. k'oo-t under susiiicir us
circumsfinces; bu. in V\ estminster Abbey."'
JThe Drakes of Asho, in Devon were a very distinguished faniilv of whom was lolin Drake Lsq one
of the Council 01 I'.ymouth. a member cf the ori-inal company'es abiished by Kv.v^ J.enes 1 o'' for
sctinnt; .New I-,r;«iat.d. Several oi his .sons ca.nie to \cw Ei.j,'- ai;d and settled. Richard with two or
more s-^-ns :--d pmc daui.h;ers. settled in H;-.:!i;)to:i X. H.
. J"'}.'! '-*''-;'^V'' ■^'^'^'^''"' ''-' '^'■-■■riard. Robert, Thomas, who went to Hartford in Herts .A'nes m:>
01 S.ir Um. i o.e liiej;reat -Antiquary, and Jolin of E.xmouth, Devon, who recovered As.he and'm Mar-
garet dau. of John Colchil!. and had. ainont; others:
L Jo.-in Dr..ke. ra^Walter. son of William and .lane Grenville, dau. cf Sir Thoma, Raleich He
T' ,''.' -rr ^'•'"'.'.■■^,: .' •' K'ltharme, dau. of Sir Ph lip Champernown and wid. of Otho (iil ert- by d m
hadSir U alter Ka>e.sh, b. i. = 2. ., J.,„.s R.M.ricH, ,1,. Ann Korte.sque. sis. of Gertrude w'ho m Si'r
l>ernar>l I raKcot .\she. 2 Gkokgk Rai.kigh, m. Katharine, dau. ot Otho and Katharine iChamper-
nowr > Gilbert, and sis. of Sir John. Sir Humphrey and Sir Adwin G Ibert
,.^ I. •"''V'" ',''-''5<^-l's<l..of Ashe, Hi-h Sheriff of Dev -n; d „S=.; m. 1529, Amv (irenville. sis
to Sir Kk hard .and had; ,. S,k Hkknakd Dkakk, b. abt. 15^,0; • disMnt^uished Naval Officer- d Ian .,
ij,.; Rave Sir h ranc's, s. ol Edmund Drake, h. 15.,;. the sreat Admiral, a box on tlie ear for as^uminff
the f.milv arms, S,r Hrancis bcniar of a younger branch He m. Gcrtrur'e Forte^que. and hnd- i John d
i'..'c; m^ ie.ena. dau. ot John Baron Botelerof Herts, and his wf. Elizabeth, half-sis to Geo.'villie'rs'
lukeof huckmuham..-.ndhad: i. Sir John. ., Geor-e. d. unm.. .for. 3, Thomas of Ireland- d ./
r'.''.;.^^' V "Pi" ""^ If "^ ^i.^'^'^^I^r'^- Devon, of whirii he was Mayor, 1674. s, Dorothy, o, M'ary. 7.'
l..eanor h. hh/aoctli. m S:r W inston Churchill, (ii. [ohn Churchill, b. at Ashe iwhiie his mo he? w.^'s
'^^ ('■nr' .;;.-'■' '! 7' ' " u ^!.-"^'^"^.'T,"; "^- S^^rah Jenninfrs. UK Arabella, h.ad 4chil. by jLmes, Duke
■hlii.r.V r V, r-l ■''"'" "'m '"f ".! ''"fi;'^"'3- She afterwards m. Col. Charles Godfrev. and had, ..
Cha loite m. A .ril .•;.. .;.o, Hui;h Bascawen, Viscount Falmouth and hadiSchil. (/>. Gcorc-e 2,
Mn.^a.et m. Jo.m Sherman ;.nd h: d >i. u. Alice, m. Richaid I'-.reiva!. ancestor of Earls of I- -mont -.
I<o^.c..i D^^VM.ot\Vl.comh, m andh.ul7S.ns..nd3d;ius. ,, .'/7///„„,. 2. /y,r««.-,A ,. W;..-. m . ard
^.',1 wi.i^^f W.-r K.n.. 'rj'-''" /> '"•""'">■; ^ '■-. t^. - ■■■. '>r.'r,.-, m Kaiharine. dau. of William Totluil
.nONMd.of Win. K n-slev. 7. //«'"/// '.-v H. Cc>-tr!n/e . 9, ^ ./O'- 10, f ■,.,■•./,,. -,, Rich -.ld Dk .KF
V y*' o '"'''■^ ' / ' ■■' '^ '!,""*\ '■'■l"^''-''y I" <.>ueen Elizabeth. Jntroduced his tinsman. I-'rHricis
Drake, a terw-.-rd-, the «re .t Ad ne,,l. f, .„.. 1^,,.,. ^ Ursula, dau. of Sir Wm. Stafford. < '-.Zch
/'.„W of SharUe oes. d. ,r,<y. ,•>. J .vi. . an ..r Wm. Tothil! of Shardeloes, E-o. ^,'. er hou' Thrm-^s
!'• ■-..u-r so;.,.rn-.d, a:ter-.v..rd. r u d.- ,,.,.. C. i. .■ . C' lony. 2. („vr,-. /V,../-.- o Spra'-hav, Ks, sun-
.os.:d of this lamily; I .-,d <i,ue K-.,.i,.,ni , m J,. I n Ford of Ba^aor Dc.on., Er,- . wh," h;. - SirSunrv
10 Lord .•\shbuito;i.
TOTHILLS OF J)KVOX.
xxin
I. Sir Wni. Drake, luip. Sept. 2S, l(\OCr, cr'/ate.l l^art., Kill ; Chirogrnplu'v to Court
•of Coiniuon Pleas; llou^c of Coimiions, l(j(;."'>, he lionght the Manor of Adiuon'h'sliaiu in
Bucks, of \Vm., Earl of H^dfo/il. He d. unr.i.. Ang. 8, 1()G9, a. (io. and the tiLle hc-anu-
extinct. He Ijeqaeatlied Ids e.^tates to his m-phew, Wni. Drake, Esq., afierwards Sir
V\'i)liani Kt, and iv<mi him d.\sc. throuirh 4 or 5 oenerations to Tiioiiuis Tyrwhitt
Drake of Shardiloes. Ili;;-h Sherill' of Vmvks, 18:]!l, and M. P. Shardiloes became the
familv seat of the Dra!:e-.
n. John Drake, ini. Ai.ril, ]<i-^:'., a. 4 yrs,
III. Joan Drake.
IV. Francis Drake.
8514. Francis Drake of Walton upon the Thames, ni. Elizaheth, d:i.u. of Pii-
\lex ih'ntoii: ci) Dorothv, dan. of Sir. Wm, SprinLi'. ('. h\ 2Ci m.;
1 Sir Wni. Drake. .M. P. for Amersham, Hiirk-^, ICMI-Tn-SS. In llJ'.^O he was
purchaser of the Malpas F>tates fioni Kt. lion. Lord Wm. Brert'toji; m. Elizabeth, dau.
andh.'irof Wm. Monta^xne. Lord Chief 15av.-n of Exidiequer. 1, .Mo>.TA(;rK, b. I'i:;!.
•■^ M \t;v 11' Sir.lnhn fvrwhiit, I5art. ; M. P. foi the city .,f London, i:i4-0',\ in llr.-)
- Parle of'(ie(). 11: d. 1741. Sh<' was his id v.r., and d. 178S. M, FiiANeis, d. IHTl. 4.
CH.\in.r.s, d. IGTG. o. DouuriiY, d. IGsO li. ^^■-M.. d. 1G7-,'. 7, Ei.i/.m'.i:tii, d. l(;7<i.
951411. Montague Drake, b. 107;-1; M. P. for Amer>hani, 10.95; d. 1098: m.
.lane. dan. and lieir of Sir .Inbn (Jarrard, Part., b. Iii75; d. 17^1.
I. Montauue i.iarrard,
II. Marv.'b. 1094; m. in Westminster Abby, 17-31, Sir Pi<d!avd Everard, Part , ^.
uf Sir .lohn by Eleanor, dau. of Pier.-e Butler, 0th Lord Cahor of Ireland.
9514111. Montagiie Garrard Drake, Esq.,!). 179;!; M P. for Amersham,
171"-! l") -•'■'-■' 7- d 17'^>^ a :!.■)■ m P;ibe]la, dau. of Thmnas Marsliail, I'.sij.
J ^WUlianu b. ll-M: M. P. b-r A. from 1710 xiU hi^ <!., 1790. a. 72: LL.D.;
m 1740 Elizabeth, dau. ..f John Kaevortli. E-q., b. 172:); d. H.n. 1, W n.i.iAM, Jl. P.
for \. from 170S till d.. 179.->; b. 174^: m. Mary, so!.' dau. and heires- ol \\ m. Hui-sey,
Esq., M. P. for Sali<l.ur\, Feb.. i;7S; she d. .v. /., Oct. sm. yr.. a. iO; (2) l^yi, luichel
Elizaberli sole dau. and heiress of Jeremiah Ives of Xorwich, who d. 17^:4. 2. ■Un\:;.
LL D rel-tor of Amersham: m. Marv, dau. and co-heire'.-s of l^•v. \N m. W ickham; ms.
of Ins bn. 's wf. 1, C/-"-^. Dn'l-' Currnvl 1>. ir7.-.; M. P. for A., 179i;-lSOl; took sur-
name of (Garrard in compliance with the will of his cous., Sir P.ennett < birraru. m. Anne,
dau of Miles Barne. 1, (4ias. Bennett Drake, b. ISdO; lu. is:'..., ihuiora ib-nnetla, ebl.
dau of Philip Duncombe. Pauncefort DuncomV>e. 2, Louisa, unni. :!. An.u-. num. 4.
Charh.tte, m. (ico. 11. Cherrv, Es.p .5, Caroline, m. ^^ m. Daw.-on, Es<|. 0, Emily. ,u.
Ilcv John Tvrwhitt Drake, rector of Amers. :!. IIkxhv, d. y. 4, Ei.lz.\r,i:Tii, m. Lev.
Richard Frank, D.D., rector of Aldertou. 5. CaT:I.V!:ixk, d. y. 0, P.vckhi,, hyui- 1,9.,
unm 7 TiioM.xs Di;\Ki: TviiWuiTT, b. 174:): took surname and arms ol lyr^vhnt.
1770 bv will ol Mr Jnliu 'i'vrwhitt: then aud.Ml Drake ou d. of hi.-, ehh-.^i bro. , .M. P.
l?l)3'to"d l.slO- m. Anne, dau". an,l cu-heiress of Pev. Wm. "\'v u-kham. 17^9, at SL Georo.,-,
Ilaiu.ver S(piare, London. (Thomas Tvrwhitt Drake of Shardeloes, Esq., High Sheriff
of Bucks, 1S30, and M. P. for Am. several year.s; s. or gr. s.)
II. Montague Garrard, d. 1722. , , , ., ^,-t .. •
III. Thomas, LL.D., b. 1727; rector of Am.: m. Elizalxth, dau. of Isaac AVhittmg-
ton of Oxford House, Essex, who d. 1705. He d. 177.').
12 Katharine Tothill. A memorial brass in Canterbury Cathedral says she was
" the vonn•■■e^.t of ;jO ( hil. of Wni. Tothill and survived them all." llu.stt'd's Kent, voi.
ix p ?.9r) "" Shed. 1022: bn. in Christ chh.. Canterbury ; m. Wm. Kingsley of London,"
Gent "• m.'set. <lated lODl. He bou>rht the manor of Hose Hall iu Herts Co. 1593: bu. at
Surrat March Ml, 1011. Arms of ' Kiny-slev — vert, a cro.ss engrailed, argent, crest ou a
wreath a coat's head. She m. (2i Nicholas Drake, Estp, ami survived him. lie was
cousin of>ranc,es l>iake of Shardeloes who m. Joan Tothill. i. by 1st m., .'} ss. 1 dr.u.
]. William.
II. Thoiua.s of Pose Hall.
III, Catharine, m. James Penniman.
IV. Edmund.
V. (feorge, d. ■■<. i. 1, Wm. 2. Thomas.
VI FraoVis m AbiL'ai! Stanes. 1, Wm., ni. D<u-otIiy, dau. Sir Fdwavd Bot.der
of Danl)urv, Essex. 1. ih,rnt}n/,h. July 20, lO:Jo; m. Po4)ert eiilberf. 2, Oith„riiu\
m. Thos. .lones. :). IP/j., b. Dee. S. 10:J1. 4 /''nz/M'/v, Oet. 5. lO:]:!. (iM-om i/v.r-vr.v
Ui'it.. of KfT't and livr/.x'v Pt'Jif,n'e>:--<.)
^-'^'^' 'JUTIirLLS or DEVOX,
,n'^-^' .)^''illiftlil» '''"'-"f- "f ^^''■■'■lin^'""'! Arrh.ieacon of Cantrrluirv d ICi:- iHiri.-i i,,
Uinst clili., rantcrhury; m. Dainnris, dau. of .John Abbott of (iuildfonl Siirirv d 1U;S-
I. Catliaviii.-, i). ]i;-,^0: d. ir..-;4: 111. 'I'lios. IVkc. 1, TfroM\>; b ]r.;M- d ir.U ■>
Pktkk. IHKi :i, ('irAK,,K<, ICIJI. 4, Edwakd of Hill, Court, b. Jf;}^- m FbAbftk'
(hiu.H (,..„. \\cniw.,rrl, hru aurlli.,irTothe Earl of StraiYonl; d.]G!M. H-r bn. <ir
K.iisl. \>j-atworth bad da,,. Mary wbo m. Tlumias, Lord Howard of Elluvham' 1
hfhnin!. b. 16,4: d. x. ;. -J. Thonms. b. ](iTO; d J701 a ''')■ m Flivb, -7, ! , ," /•
Anthony V.M of BruxK-y; (-, Koborr Minrliaid. 1, Sarali; ,u ^\V,n 'WvQn ^lor^i!■'■ .
ol Admirui Mornr.-. o, Damari-, m. Henrv D.riug-. b ]ii:;s- ^ ,,f sir Fdwird -.'n' J
Anm.. dau. of ^ir Jolm A^bbundiani and sis. of Eord Asblnunh.'nu 1 Ivl^mrd Vs.,' b
if 'ftu„:rw;: b'i,ui '^"'- '"' '• ' ''^'^"•""- '■ '^"■^^- "^- ^^^^'" ^^-^-••' 1'-'-' i-y
IJ. (ieur-c. b. l(i!.-5; bu. 1040: 11,. Ann Spi-inovi'. Sh,- in. (2) Caiin.ion 1
NVii.T.iAV. b. Hill: ,n. Pris-dlht, dau. of Th..s. K..th.-rbv: d. IGs:; i UVV^;^ '| W-'
i. \\i.liau) !,.•.., .-(„.„.: ,'.(>,.,. t|. ITCi); unm. :!. Caroline, d. iroO a -V, ^ j-j^^;'
'^'' ,"• -'"'■■".'"// "I E'uidon. attfrwards of Rirhmnnd. b. lf;74; bad:i'(diii of wlioni"
l.Antln.nv.M. l).,:lds. O.Pinrke.eld s. 3. Tboma., id s 4 ( 'lui^ 1 'h s d r "v
m. (1) V has. ol Lymingtoii; d. ITn',; ,„. Elix.a!-rb, dau. of Joliu \VaVt,„.v 'V clAc"
-' •^"" '■-' Ih.nna.^ Pinrk<-. 5. Ann.'. 4. a,,,,-,. \, ir.:->-d PiT!) -, " /•;///,/,v7 1.
H. P/icW.h.V>,iK 10. ,1;,,,., ](i:o. II, /v'fe/ft.v/,, b. 1G6S; d imJ9
III. \\il!ia-u. b. 10e<5: ni. Mar-ai-.-t Coartliop;- 1, Gkoruk b 1^;.-,4- n. Ann
Buriou-. -. Damak.s. b. l(i.-,.5. ;S. CiiAUi.Ks. b. llj'oL 4, A:n\n b lOtji? " " ■'
n . Ann. 111. John Povs.
^'. <'b::r:r.. b. lf;Co;"d. lOCO.
VI. \S m., 1U:3-:; d. 1(.;-i4.
VII. Thomas. lt)'3s
VIII. ];i;/.ab,.;h, pJJi.
I\'. An-.d. a dan., ](12:1; d. 1046.
X. Scarab. 1). .-uid d. 1(1:50.
XI. Dt.rothv, twin with Sarah
XII. Ann, !&].
XIII. Mary, l(;;j->.
n,.f> »- 170,-1. ,. ,.1 1,: , ,V\ ' ■'""• -• Ji'L-uui-s o, »winani. 4. i-aizaoetli,
Knovb'.nir ,M '^V\^'''''''J'- ^'■' b"'l-"flary of \Vest,nini,'4or and Ib-.-tor of Ea.
noNb and I-omhill \\ ,]t.. n, Ann, b. Feb. ITu^;); d. 1702: m. KoO O.smund Beauv4>
Vi n!:;" ""f"r? '\"u ^^i"-"-'^f-l'Ool.Canterbu,.y. 1. Elizabeth, d. W2i^ Tl?^f,
of Sir Ib.nry Ox.ndon Part. 2, E]i-/,abeth, b. 178.;. 3. Marv. 17S7: n, Phas illix
^H^'^U . A'!'! !^ ?.f' ''• ^'"^' "-J'^'^l: '"• ^^^-''t 1 VH), Sir F,.u„-is Hea.l Parr, 1,. UVM
1 \iii. b -J.v.r 1-1".. ■ xV- ^~';. .i."M>, ,,,.,, .^ir ri'ancs Head l>arr, h. !(i'.i4.
';„/:,•;■ ';,'"'•'' ^'^'- '"■ ^^"'- i^^^'-^yUm. Pb. p.. mi. s. m- .John, 2d Fa:-1 nf Prid-.,
P'v •, ■ ■' "'"'">• -"■•^^'^■^V"Hiidd.1Sl(;. 1. Thomas, Majur in 7th I.ra.„nn.. 2
nan, tti, 4th vMi,.<,t Win. Ki,r,.,-ton of 'lotb^n Park M P 2 .Iinmx'v b "^•■s- ,n
■:;:;;;; Z'-;'-';^ 'vi'^^-^ ^-i —in to iviwam (.ibbn.l-f.r.v -p^aVa ' i;;,;:;n-tt
Wat..; d bv nirr h''; '"• '-"n' ^"'''''"^^ -^""^ P.'n'sb>rd. dau. nf (J.or^.. Ma-quis of
iui .h '•\,^'''-^^';'^^' <i'^"- <^"d liHrossof Ib.nrv Monek. Iv^,,.. by Ladv Isabelb, PcLt-
'-k aau. ol H.nry hrst Duke of Portland, by Eli-.abeth dau. and Jo-h.iiV.i of Wii; j .
; EMioKATiox TO ^•^:^\■ v.^-.lwd. xxy
( .
I esiey E. of ( luinsbuio. '2, Amu', in. liev. Geo. J.iM'n.-;.-, }\o-\ of Aslie. R, n,:r. h'lhrard
\ y^/.'/ie'rcl'. rliuwfil tlR' Barony uf (.'handos. 4, Sir juj, rfnn, b. 176-; rcj;. Maulstoiio in
If'iirl. ISi^-V'^; UiiiT; lu. Eliziilu'th. cbvu. of Hfv. \V. ]). jiiul E!izali.-tli Barrett
Huelit- sis. uf Thos. Buiiet! of he.- Priory; (1) m. Mary dau. of Kev. Wui. Kobinson. ?!.
by U-t UL. : 1, (Jray Mattliev.-, and. 1', X.: d. .\Iinorica 1812. 2, Edwanl ^^'lu. (len., d.
! 1810, a. 10. 3, IJev. ICuv-rlon Antiionv, 1803. 4. Ferdinand, ls!)4. ."i, Murv Jane,
1805; m. Cajit. Gro. Todd ;!d Dragoon Gnards. i. by 2d ni.: 10. Hh.s. P.arretT.'b. ITbl);
I Caj't. Grenadier (''^.ard^s: took surname of Earreit aceordine to v,-ill of ^rreat uncle Tlio.s.
! r.arrett. 11,. John \\'n;. Egerton. b. 1791; I deut. 1-lth Dragoons. 12, Eii/.al>etli .Jemima,
I ni. 1817 Geo. }b)i!>:es. Es<i.. C. B. . Lieut. -Col. :;d Drairo<ui Guaid.<. lo, Jemima Ann
I Deborah, m. 1S17 Edward Quillinan, Es(|., Lieut. :-Jd Dratroon (iuards. 14, Charlotte
I Catliariue, m. Fred. F'asliwood Swann. Esq., Cajjt. Grenadier (iuard.s.
{ \Ve Isive iron.; thus largely into dctf.ils in tliis aceounf of tlic D-'Von Braindi for tlie
I reason that all the circunistanres ]v.iint unmistakably to i; a.s the .^ouree of the fonr
{ Tuttle families wlio came over in IG-Jo.
EMIGRATIOrl TO KKW ENGLAND.
The circumstances wliich led to the colonization of New England are m.Htters of
history, and reqnire only a In-ief ailus^ion here. lhii;-|;i nd was oii the vrrge of a great
civil \var. the end and outcome of wliicli no man coulil pr* d.ict, Imt which would cer-
tain] v bring widespread ca!ai;iity, ruin. and. death in its tiain. The establislunent of
the Plvmoutli Cohmy iiad jioiiited on.t to tlie Jhij^Vish refor:nei>. a way of escape fronr
the religious ])ers'.-<:ut:'ai they liad so lomr endurtd, and fion; the esils of the imoeading
coniiict.
Between lli'2i> a.ud lolO. thtsc h:ird :dtiM-natlves were ]:ressed upon the lianassed
and loiiL'- siiiTeriiig people <>f E;ii;-hi;i;'.. On t!ie one htr.d. the' liorrors of i-i\-il war. inten-
sitied bv leliirious anin.n'.-ities. <0\\ the oiher, n sa\ age %'. ihl^Tness <iT! the fur side of c'0''(l
miles .d.oct'an. Tliose w\\u eliosi- the latter were certairdy )iot laclving in e.>urage. To
the knov.ii darigcrs to be braved and hardsb.i[is and sufi't-rings to Km/ endured were julde.l
tlmse which are always the most dreadftil in anticipation, the nukn.own. Tiie Uianner in
wliich the exigency Ava.-s met by those wlio stayed and di'.i l)attle, uS i\ill as by those who
fied to the wilderness, shows that they wen- men fit to l.)ecoiue •' the sires of Enip)ires
yet to be."
In the early part of the period above named occurred " the great en.dgratiem," and
the plantiue' of the princij^al Xe\\' England Colonies. Tl"' more cautious and. prinh-nt —
those liaving the strongest atiachments and tlie ]arge.-<t i.'.terests at home, would luttur-
allv be tin most relucianf arid among the latest to le:r-e. And so it hiiiijH'ued tlutt tln^
later emi>rrants, tho-e who came l>etween l(J3o and l(J4i). -were, as a general thimr. of a
higher class than those who came earlier; or ]^erhap.s it ^vould be more proper to say
the later emigrations conijirised a larger proportion of the higher classes than the earlier.
The company of Eaton and Davenport, wlio came in 1037, and a little later foun.ded
New Haven, is a well-kn.iwn instance. The Tuttles came in ltj3.j, as appears from
JJra/cc's JiisiyjrelnS, from Avhich we copy the fidh'wing li.st ol
PASSEXGEBS BY THE PLAXTEB.
A]U'il 2d, 1(13."). These underwiitten names are to be transported to X"ew England
in the Planter, Xii hohis Travice. ]\Iaster, bound thither, the parties having brought
certificates from the minister at St. Albans, in Hertfordshire, and attestation from the
justice of the j)eace, according to the Lords' older.
[Signed i BICHABD FEXX, Alderman.
Age.
Jolm T'.ittell. a mercer 39
Joiui Tuttell 42
John l^awrence 17
V.illiam Lawrence 12
Maria Lawrence i)
Aiiigail Tuttell <>
"^ymon Tuttell 4
Sara Tuttell 2
{b)
XXvi EMIGIJATIOX TO XEV.' I'.XGLAND.
Agk.
Jnlui Tuttc 11 1
Xiitbun Ihifc.rd, servant v< .'<,hu Tutt.'il 1(3
(.reorgo ti:i!din;;s, liusliuuiiinun • 2.j
*JaiK' Giddiiigs 'iO
Tlionms Curtei, -t^}, Michael ^^■llliamsou, 'SO. serviuits {>> (ieo. Giddiugs
A|iril 0, more f'lr the i^h^nter.
Kic-Lurd TutteH . ]ni^oai!dui;in+ 4'>
Ann Tuttell 41
Anniv 'l"i:tt('H 10
Jo 1111 Tilt It'll 10
iirUvrrc. 'i'llttell G
Isabella Tuttell, (supposed inctlier <d' IJieljard) 70
Wii'.iiiin Tuttell, liusbaudrann 2G
Eli^iiUnb Tutiel) 23
Jolm Tutllf ?i-
Anna 'rutTie ' 2^
Tlioniiis '.rmteU 3 laontlis
Marifi Bill 11
'Die same moutb John Bill, aged 13, came in llie llo])eA\-ell.
It iq)j)purs from the above lif^l that three distinct lamilics o/i Tnttl'\- came tugetlier
in the IMaiiter. Of these, Joiin settled in Ii>;^\vitch, Mass,., K'ichurd settled iu InA'tou,
and \\'iiliam in Xew liaven.
Another Jolui Tattle came with his family in the "Angel Gabi-iel." in the sau',e
Y(ar. li;:'."). and settled in D..>ver, X. U.
John Tn.lhill,:}; came -with his brotliPi- Henry nboiit the same time, liJo-5. He was a
widower in 1G37. "After a few years," says Charles B. M'-'ore, "he retLin>od to England.
where he in. a 2d wife." Settled at W'eyi.'ivad, i^aftoik Co,, and left descendants there.
His I'j-other Henry was of Hingluu.i, Ma^-s., and Sniithold, Long Islae.d. "We propf)^e to
gi\e some account of all tliese fa'iiili'-'s b^'fore pro.-.-^odi-ig with the :uain obj.-ct (if our
\vurk.
T'le late Hon. W, H, Tnthill of Tipton, Iowa, had been for many years prior to his
dec. collecting the gt-aealogy of the Souti.oM family.
Henry Tuthill. with wf, Bridget, fr.un Norfolk Oo., Kitg., was of Hingliam, 168:";'
freeman, lG3t>; con.stable.ij 1610. He sold his property in I'U-l, and rein, lo Suutholu. L.
I. He d. before IGoO, and his wf. Bridget who h:al m. V.'m. Wells, v.as also dec. —
SiV't-'j'' Cfi'h. Il'ict.
I, Elizabeth, m, Wm. Joh.nson.
II. John. m. Deliverance King.
2. John Tuthill, m, Feb. 11. ICoT. Deliverance King, d. Jan, 24, 1689-90, in her
40;li VL-ar. Or;e:;t, L. 1. /. 4 son- and 2 daus., of whouj;
*I. Jolin. b. Feb. li, IGoS.
II. p:iizbeth, b. — ly, iCGi.
HI. Henrv,
IV. Danifd.
V, Nathaniel, b, Nov. 10. 16S3; d, at Antego (Antigua), W. I,, Dec, 18, 1705.
Our dau,. Marv Ycning. d. Jan. 11, 1698-9.
Our 4th dau, Dorothy'; d, Feb, 24, 1683-4,
Our .')th dau. Deliverance, d. Sept. 17, 1683. ' ■■
Mehitable,
Abigail Tuthill, b, Oct, 17, 1670; d. June 6, 170.">,
The above record is from an old Bible, printed 1599, defaced and torn.
*I)aiig;,ter of joan Tultle by former rnarri.^.ge to Lawrence.
■■ 'Ihe tetin husbandman V as used io Jesi-^^n.ice those who lillfd their own lands, in distinction frocn
fEt.ntrs who hired the lands ihey cultivated.
:Tho p;iri,^h reiE.'isttr of Tharst'-n, Norfciik Co., En^?.. s'.iys that lienry Tuthill oi Thi^^stol^ hsd J^>hp.,
hip. Oct. 2,, if"j7; Vi'illiam, bab. (Jet. 23, iCocf, Hcnrv, bap. June 2S. 16:2 (father of John, of Southold;.
br. Hatfield, in his ///j^'ry (?/" i;.V2<i.''c-.'//, .V, J . calls John of .Southoid, nephew of V>"i;ii;iin ■ f Xevv
Haven, evidently identifying the latter as the William who was bap. at Tliarston iC-.v). The date ai^rees
with the aee of Wm, of X, H., who was 26 in 1035. Hut this coincidence cannot be reirarded in this
instance as prooi, or as evidence oi identity, as there n-.u.-t have bi^en a sr^eat many '--orteiir.i^r.'rv Wi!-
li.i.-iis u\ hn^iand. and there is nothing in coiroborati^ ^n, wtiil r ilie prol),ihdiii;> th't Wm. of N. il., wj.s
i>v~' or near uf kin to his fellow passengers of the Plar.ter are v.ei! nii;)i conclusive.
jC. crisiables in carlv times were selected from ataoiiij men of property a.nd cop.se'.ji>er-ce, and who had
Jomc kaowicdij'e of U\y.—}\xi/ry s Ifist. 0/ i\\-.v i:;:i:.
JOHN TUTTLE OF I;OVEK, N. II.
afierward-; r\Iurv
21. John Tuthill, jr., f-aliod " CluiJl-.t r Jolm," a m;'.ii of note, of ^'rent naturd
s^u•e^vd^K^sy aiul cnertry; arlulile and of sU iliiii;- lioiit-sty; was -a groat favorite v»ith tbt-
people and iicid many olfices; jrimicc of tlie jiei-.ce; one of the coiuinis'-ioncrs that laid
out the '• Kjiiirs Ilifrlnvay," the first ]mldic road that txt.MiiJcd the whole leiiiTth of the
Island from Brooklyn Ferry to Enbthani]>ton: lufni. of the 2v. Y. Col
from l(39."J-ftS: sheriif in lOOo; ni, Mehitable, dau. of Marv Weils
.Mapes.— 7A-,/. li'. JI. TnthUi
I. John, \\l.o continucil at theidd lionu'.stead.
H. Jan\(>s. senled at L'ute]i<.y:ue, L. I.
III. Josliua. ^ ■
IV. Daniel.
22. Henry Tuthill was father of Henry t3d, who was fatlier of Henry :ld, whose
■dan. Anna TiUliill, m. Jolui Cieve.s (s. of Ke%-. Timothy) Symnie.-^. b. Julv U), 174'2. Ife
was an otllcer in the rev. a.rmy. and after nne of the jiid.L'es fd' tlie Supicnie co\irt of
Xew Jersey. Not lontr after th.' waa lie fiouf^'ht a irtietof land some Iwcutv mil.--< in
length, on the injrth side of the Ohio rivi-r. inchiding- the site o( Cinelnnali. Ih- removed
to Ohio and, re.>. at Xorth B-nd, tiien called Cleves, havinir becii aiiyointevl hv Washin^;-
ton r. S. Di.<t. Judge for the ^■orth West Ter. He d. at N. B., Feb.. lt<l-t." He m. (->)
AMdow Halsey of X. J.; i:)) Susanna, dau. of Hon. W'va. Livingston of N. J. Her sister
vas wife of John Jay. By 1st m. lie had;
I. Ann.-!, who lived with her grandfatln-r Tuihill at .Southold, educated at the
female aeadeiny at F. PIani"i)ton; afterwards a pu])il of Mrs. Isabella tJrahan\, and res. in
her family. In 1T9-J aeeomoanifd her iV.tlu-r ami steji-motin r to Vv-s. at Xo. Bend,
when- she nj. Xo\. C'J. IT'JO, \N'illiam Houry H.UTis'>n. then a young
connnand ui Fort Hamilt'm: afterwaids Presid.'iit of the United. States,
otllce he d, in the \\i!iT.> Hfnisc at W:-sl!le.i,ton. Sb.e d, Fel). -.^r,, IM^)!.'
and 7 months. About the year 18o;) the compiler while engaged in sarvt-yina-
t.he Cincinnati tS: St. Louis Ji. IL, accepted the jiroifto-ed hospitality of one of
President Harrison, then living a few in.i!es fielow North Ben.d "(Hon. Scott Harrir,'>n.)
Mr. H. referred to his Tnthiil rtdationships, saying his fa.ndly had always held them in
Iiigli t,.:teem. Ivev. Josej)!! Tuthill I'urvfa, D. D., is of this family.
ci'r in
'ivhicli
a rf/iite t.jr
the sons id'
JOHN TFTTLE OF DOVEU, N. H.
John Tut tie, the immigrant ancestor of the New lla.mpshire family, sailed from
Bristol. Eng., in the "Angel Uabriid;" in luy.j.'* The vessel was wrecked af Pemai^uid.
on the coast of Maine, Aug. lo, lUoo. He went first to Ipswich, Mass. In li;b'i his
ria7ne appears among the tirst settlers of iJover, whe-e he r'-ceivcd lot Xo 7 of the 'J('
acre lots. There were 24 of these t20 acre allotments laid out to as nniny larson,-. and
that of .lohn Tutile is the only onr of the t?4 that is )io\\' and always iias lucn owned by
descendants of ilio fir.-t grantee. He d. in Dover, June, 1003, a. abt. 4o, leaving wid.
l)oruthy and three children. Wid. Dorothy appt. Admx. He was no doubt of t)ie
Devon family, as he came from that part of England, aiul tlm same arms were in };osses-
sion of his descendants. A tradition says that he had a brother who settled in Conn.
For the tir.st loO years all of this name in Xew Hampshire were liis descendants. — ll,\\
ly Utarlc.s W. Tvtth', F-^q., pub. {/> JV. E. (Jen. licg., April, 1867.
*A fellow passenger in the " Aneel Gdbriel ''with John Tutile of Dover was John Cofrswell '" of
Chebasco.'' He had been a merchant in London. He lust considcr.-'.Iilc proporiy in the v.rLck. After
Hvinj.; ashore some time in a tent he taib.arked, a passensjcr, in a vessel commanded by Capt. Galleys,
and look up his abode in Ipswicli. He had an unusually large grant of land, yo acres at Chebasco the
nevt Oct., when there were only iwo fa.milies residing,'- in that parish. He was a wealthy and pioaiinent
iniiabitant of Ipswich. He ci. Nov. ic). 1669, a. about sS. His wife, Elizabeth, d. June 2, 1676; chil.
L WiTiiain.b. 1621; dea. at Ipswich, and d. thr. Dec. 15, 1700, a. 81; m. Susanna . As an
evidence of his Rt;indin;i, the histc/iiaa of Inswicli savs that after his d. his wid. sat in Ihe mectin.g: v.'ith
the minister's wite. Hiss. Joh.n was f 01 Nathaniel, f of Col. Amos. f. of Francis, who d, :S'Si, in hi';
gist year. A sis. of Francis, was ruo. of Hon. John Went worth of Chicago, Author of the .'r,-«.':<'<7), '/-
U. Jr.hn, b. 762?; d. !6;3, leaving 3 chil.
HI. ICdward. "
IV. Mary, " perhaps,'' say.s Savape, " that maid servant of Gov. Bdlingh.'.m that joinc.'l the Rost.io
chh., .\ufr. 2L), H'77;" m. Godfrey .Arniitajie of Boston.
V. Hannah, III. Cornelius Waldo, who moved to Ciiclmsford, Mass, n;-,7, :ind w.-:\s dearor: theie.
All lived a- Ipswich.
yi. Abifjail, m. Thomas Clark.
VII. Sar.ih, iM. Simon Tuttle.
VIII. I'^lizabeth, m. 1657, John I'ainc.
Besides the above chil. of John Ci^'sweil, the Kev. E. O. Jainieson, genealogist of the Cogswell
/ar.'.ily, says tl;ere wis an eiiler d.\u, who ni. arid lived v\ I.o.'.don,
XXVIU JOHN" TITTLE OF DOVER, X. H,
1. A Dfiu., J)!'!-. n:inie>l l^li7,;i.hfth, and iii. Cjipt. I'liiUp Croniwell.
11. 'j'hcuias. acciuentallv killtjcl v, lu-n a lad, bv a i'allinir trco.
III. .John.
IV. D.irntliy. 1)1. Capt. Sumu.-I Tibhets of Dover. X. ][.
3. John 'i'littlf, b. IGJO: d. Jiuio, 17"20; ("api. of the Dover Military Co.; Jiul^-e of
. Tlu'ir Maj(\^ties' Court of Coiatnoii Plea.s, ])rovinee of New Ilaiuiisliire; Sclceruiuu of
Dover, 1f)^()-7-S; 'J'own Clerk from IGiH to 1717; Town Tnasurer several veius; Mem.
of tlie Provineial Assembly, 16US-1), l';0.'>-0-7. One of ilie six Dover Comniissioners to
the >«. Haiu]). Convention. lu 170"i Col. Hiehard W'aldron and .Jud:i-e 'Intlle were the
"two ])rv)vineial jneni." of Dover to liear and il'-termini' itiatters relating- to ?\Ir. .\llen',s
Claim." lie was Chairman of the B<)ard of Public yarveyois of Land; onV of tl •• leadii' ■■
members of tlie chh. at Dover, and with other Tnenihersof the (General Asseinblv in lOUb
.subs<'ril)<>d a declaration adversly totransuhstantiatiQn, tlie invoeatiwn or adoiation of the.
Virgin Mary or any other Saint, and the Saeriliee of the Mass, as " superstitions and
idolatrous." As ('apt. of t!;e Dover Co. lie had eharg-e of the defenses of the town, and
■wan often with hi.s Co. in seoiitint^ and huntinj; expeditions ayuinst the Indians. He
left a large est. ; wf. Mary, exerx. ; Liiut. Tristam liraid and ('apt. I'raneis Mathew.s^
named ns trustees for his grandehildren. The hill iu-'liid-d in his home farm has ever
since been called " Cap'tain"s llill." lie gave if to his s. Kbenezer, who sold it to Jud'j-e
Willett in K^S.
1. .Mary, m, John U'allinsford. 1. Kcp:ni:zi:u. ?, .John. 3, D\t'., m. Jantes
Clements; ('.i) lion. Thoiuas Wallingfoid.. for 21 yrs. Ju.jgr of the Sapreiiie Court of
Neu- Hampshire.
II. 'I homa>, b. April 4, lG7-t; d. in Rav of Campeaehv, Ajnil 2(3, ICiO:"!
HI. -b.hn.
IV. Si;;i!i, m. Edward Cloutman.
\. Jai/.abi-tli, m. Sau\uid, son of ,1 udi;-e 'I'liontas Edgerly. llou. James li. Edgerly
of J\oehe>ter. Judge C. C. Ple;is. is Tith in descent.
'\'I. James, b. Apiil 7, Kil):;; i:i. R:»c Pinkhatn.
Vil. Hbene'/er, g. f. of lln-i. Wtniworlh 'I'litrle of M^ine, (.'oimsellor and Si nator.
:j:1 John Tattle. Ens., of Dover. Mil. Co.; kilh^d by Indians, May 7, 171'2, while
attending to .some business at his mil! on th*' u]-/per falls ot the Corhe</lio. His son
Thos., who was ^^■ith liim. e.^oaiied. Hi- m. Judi'li, dau. \i[ iriehaid and Po.se (Stou^'h-
ton) Otis. Ibise was sis. to Sir Nicholas Stougl.ton, P.art., tlie only chil. of Anthony
Slonghtoii. I'sij., of Stoiig^hton. in Surn-y, F.ug. •' Stoughton has continue,' in this branch
as a t'hristiau name. At the time of the great massacre in Dover (IGSi)) tlie father, bro.
and sis. of Judith Otis were slain, and her two young sisters and herself w<ir carried
away; but the Indians were overtaken In a party of soldiers at Conway, and the captives.
rescued and l;rought back to Dover. '
I. Mar\', 1). Jan. 7, PMS; m. .(umes Caiinev, a wealthv laud owner.
11. Tliomns. b Marc!; 1.'), 1700; m. Marv lirackrtt.
III. Judith, I). 170-2; unm. in 17;J4.
1\'. John. b. .^lav y, 1704; m. Elizabeth Nute; (2) Anne Meserve.
V. Dorothy, b. Mareh vJl . 170G; d. y.
\l. Nicholas, b. Julv -.'7. 17iiS; m. Deborah Hunt; {-2) Pertha Davis.
VII. James, 1). Fei>. M, 1711; m Mary Allen.
3;«. Tliomas Tuttle, b. Mar<-h, lo, 1700: d. Feb., 1777; Selectman of Dover, 17(10-3.
He m. Mary Hrackett. who d. Feb. ;28. 1773. TIn'y were members of tlie " Society of
Friends." His uncle James Tuttle was the first of this family who joined the Quakers,
and most of their descendants are of this .-cct. At its first introduction, the sect met
with terrible p.Tsecution in [lover.
I. .Mars, Dec. 2'.). 17-J3; m. D;iniel Twombly.
II. Hope, Sept. •:!'>, 17"2-">; m. Diehard Scammon, jr.
Ei. Sarah. April i(i, 17-37; m. J./hn Hanson.
IV. F,li.-ba. Feb. 14. liJO.
^■. Sauuiel. Jan. o', 1731.
\'l. 'I'hos., April 21, 1733; d. July 31. 1S()3; m. Sarah, dau. of \'\'m. and Marv
(llornc) Varii.'v. 'I'hos, Tuttle, M. r).,"of Xortiiwood, is his g. s.
^'11. A^i-di. Feb. 2^. 173a: d. 171)3; m. Xath;niiel Varnev.
I _ yiH. Eb,iie/.-r, Feb. o. 17;;7; d. Dec. 13. I7!)(i: m. Deborah, di-.a. of John Dei-hton.
I i. Tmiu.v.-^, b. .Aug, 'io, lilll'.; d. Sept. 31.", iy22; distinguished as u .e.iciier or navigation
I "'"-^ ^■.urveviI)g; tHu;^!^ pulilic schools for iiiJiny yrs.: Seiectiuac i-.nd P.epreseutative;
JOHN TUTTLF, OF DOVER, X. ]{.
hm\x a line l)1oik on sontlnvcst siJe of " 'J'lUtle Sciunre," said to be the lirat brick build-
in of in Dover.
IX. Keubcn, >r^rc]i '^G, iraO; m. Eliziilnnli, dau. of Tobias and Juditli (Vstrnev)
Hanson, and rem. U) Me.
X. Butb-lieba, Aug. 28, 1741; d. bS21; ni. Jcseph Varnev, bro. to Xatlmniel
Xi. Tal/iiha, June 18, 17-11
?>?A. Joli!i Tiittle. b. May 8, 1704: d. Feb., 1774; intelligent, of mild and .'ven tf inner:
much inclined to tlie 'Friends." but did not join them; ni. IClizabeth. dau. of James and
Prudence Xute; [2) Anne Meserve, niece uf his 1st wf. Slie d. Julv 27, 1819; lier bro.
Col. Xathanie! Mi-.-^erve, distinguished at taking of Louisburgh, 1745, afte'rwArds at
Crown r.;int, in the Fiench war. and d. at second siege of Louisburgh, 1758. .S)je in.
(2) Feb. 12. 1778. Tbom-is, s. of Peter Ciishing and grandson of Rev. Jonathan Cushing
of llinghani, who -was minister at Dover, 1717 to 17'jy.
I. .John, ni. Sarah M. Donaldsi>n.
II. Paul. Ml. Lydia Jacobs.
HI. iSilas, l>. May 2, 1732; nj. Elizabeth Jacobs, sis. of Lydia. Silas vras a school
teacher and sonn'thing of a nuitbt-nuuician. Col. John Tuttle'of J^arnsted v.as Ids e. s.
Fraiicis Tutth-, M. D., of Soniersworth, a gt. g. s. ~ '
IV. Dorothy, m. — — Jacobs.
V. Prudence, ni. Bunker.
Vj. Hannah, nt. Samuel Langley of Lee.
Vil. Anne, m. Leigliion.
A'lll. Mart!>a, ni. Jacolis.
IX. Job, b. July 2;J, 174-']; d. Nov. 3, 182G; m. his cou>:. Surah, dau. of James and
Anne Meserve Xute; rem. to Lebanon, Me. Col. Job Tuttle a g. s. i. by 2d m. :
X. Ksrlif-r. li. Ma'ch, 1772: d. July 15, 1S43; iv. James Tuttle. Esq., of Dover.
XL Janie.>, b. ])ec. 25, 1773; m. Juanna Koberts.
3o4L Jolin Tuttle, d. at sea in 1758; m. Sarah M. Donaldson; i. 4 chil.
1. Lydia. b. Dover 1750: ni. Clement .Nb:-serve: she d. Julv 11, 1S19. Hon. Sila.s
Meserve of Parrh'tt, Jtidyre Ct. Com. Pleas, was lier son.
11. D:tiii-1. b. March 2-, 175i;: m. Lois Leathers.
Til. Lucy, b. 1755; m. David Xute.
I\'. Isaac, b. 175s; m. ],•,< cous. Elix/rbeth Tuttle, dau. of Silas. Hm v,as drovrned
at sea Oct. 11, ]7!'n. Com. by Hon. Benj. F. Tuttle.
33412. Dai.ic-l Tutt'ie, b. :\I;uch 2s, 175i;; m. Lois, dau. of Pe;ij. Leathers.
I. Sarah. Mav 12, 17^2; m. Teague (d' DuckOeld, Me. '
11. John, b. Dec. 7, 1783; m. Pollv IvSnell.
III. ^Villiam, Julv 8. 1780: m. Doflv Chas.- of Bucktield, Me.
IV. B'A^y. !). Julv. l'.s\i: m. J<i<iah"Sniitii ..f ]>.
V. Daniel, 1,. r,[i2: m. Harriet Chase of B.
VI. ]''o]ly. 1795; 111. Jo.-,hua Knox of Peru.
Yll. Lucy, about 1798: m. Bich. Andersen.
■334122. John Tuttle, Dec. 7, 1783; m. Polly King Snell of "Poland, Me.
I. Lucy. b. Oct. 5, 1808: d.; m. H. Woodburv; res. Paris, Me.
II. Flondla, b. Xov. 12. l-slO: m. Arba Thayer, So. Paris, Me.
HI. Eiueline, Mav 7, 1812; m. John Tu(dcer;'res. X(Hwav, Me.
IV. Azel Snell. Se])t. 30. 1S13; res. S. P., Me.
V. Bobcrt Snell. Jan. 22. 1815; Skowhegan, Me.
VI. U'ni. Hrnrv Harrison, Oct. 27, lSl(>:"Sacramento, CaL
VII. John Clumdlcr, Dec. 14, 1818; Skowlu^gan.
VIII. Jo.>ejdi Hutchij-.sou. b. Oct. 7, ls22; res. Providence, B. I.
IX. Benj. Franklin, b. Aug. 29. 1825, at Paris, Me.; lai.sed on farm; attended com.
tJch.joi till a. 17. then Eloomfield Acad, one term a yi-. till ;i. 21; rem. to Cal. 1849 and
renuiined ever since; one yr. in the Placer mines; then e!igai;-ed in constructing tind
operating light draft steamers ou the bays and rivers of L'al. till lf<,',5^ then two years
travel and observation in the States and'CaiuAda; m. 1857 Anne 11., dun. of L. W. 'Rus-
sell, .M. D., of Skowhegan, Me., and returned to Cal. Since 1858 engaged in merchav.-
<lising; four yrs. Cily 'I'rustee of Petalunia, Cal. ; 2 vjs. mem. B. ".d' Education. In
1871 elected State Senator for 2 yrs. In 1873 State Seii. for 4 yrs. In ls75 and. '7o was
Prest. of tlie Senate. In 1877 elected to Cal. Assem. for 2 yr>.' In 1S7S -ipj.t. lii.-urauce
I'ommissioner lor tbe State l}ut did not serve. .Vpnl is, Isis, api-T. ('..mmis. o'^ 'i ran.s-
portatiou and .-^eived till Jan., ISSO, when Jtew cons, took eilect. Has res. iu liis j>resent
XYX JOUX TL'TTLE OF DOVLR, X. IT.
liomo 2;} yr.s. 1, Mahy Fjianki.in, Sept. 2i, IS.JD. 2, Aiaci: Mwd, Sept. ."i, 1604. 3,
Lkonauo Urssicr,!,, Fcl). It, l8Tt).
X. Miiiy Ann, b. Aprii Ul, LSJl; dec.
;3:>1.11. .Innies 'I'uttle. b. 1 )e''. 2."), 1773; d. Antj-. :iS, 1850: 711. .Tnuntui, drvu. of Jo.sliiia,
and Joanna Went worth IJob'Tts of Si)iiici>\vi)!tli, li. Oct. 14, I't'.T: d. Sfpl. 27, ls49.
Her motli'T \vas dau. of .Mark and Elizabetli (Wrnt worth) Wi-ntwortli, wlio were n-jand
cliil. of ^^ ni. Wfiitwortli. anre.sior of a family, wliich furnislicd ^^(-v.Tnors for N. II.,
for lU'urly 'lO yrs. Burke, in liis Ihilish Pifi-nr/.', speaking- of Sir 'i'homa.< Wentwortli,
Karl of Stati'ord, ulio was beheadeii May iJ, 1()4]. say.sT "Of thib very illiislrious
funiily was Win. Wenwurth, who cniiirrateil from the Co. of York in England to llostou
and removfd suhseqUfntly to New Ihunp." ./oanno Roberts was of thefith g-fin'ratiou
in descent from (iov. 'I'lionias itobcrts. The X. H. Wentworths al.so iuterniarried witli
the 'I'litlle dese. of Ip^wieh.
. I. (.'harl.'s. b. April SG. ISOl; d. Mav 31. 1814.
I(. Mosi-,, b. .Inly -IC, 1803; m. Mary'.Morrow.
III. Sarali Ann. Mav 2, 1^00; ui. lier cousin Jolm Williams 'I'uttle, s. of Jaiiif-s
IV. Joanna, 1). isii'; d. 1^29.
^'. Charlotte, 1S12.
\'l. Elizabeth Abbic, 1810: m. Lieut. Col. Harrv Meserve.
Vll. lhui;iah Cu,-!ii)i^\ b. 182:!; ni. Cajit. J. A. X'nte.
334.11.2. Mo.ses Tuttle. b. July 20, 1803; d. Oct. 28. 18.")9; 111. Mary, dau. of Lieut.
Jo.-ieiihaad Mehitable Dore Morrow of Xcv. held, Me.
1. Charie.- Wesley, lawyer of Bost'in: jiartner with Hon. Caleb Cnshinir, ]>roiui-
uently conm-cttd with the New p'nr^dand Cen. Soc. Author of \ arious ]>;ipi'rs i)ub.
in (Uu.litci. Life of Ciipf. .Joint ^fi'S'jn. Compiler of '!'/<, 'J'liVU Fitnul// rfy.ir
Jla>/ij). At tlie Cambridge Ol:r.Lrvutory in 1871, lie discovered tlie couu-t called by liis
uanie, "Tattle's Coiutt." It has a ])eriod of 13^ years, and its next appearance will "be iu
18^'">. lie d. iu l':^81. A tremendous worker, and his d. is said 10 have iicen caused i>v
overwork.
II. Horace Parnell, paymaster U. S. X.: Astronomical .-^ssLstant at Ilarw <J!.>serv-
atory, 1857-02; di>covered two new 'phauns called M:iia and Clytia: al>o si-vera! new
iiobuhe and a gieat number of comets. In 1859 he was awardeil'the Lulauvie piize for
his discoveries i)y the Fi\nch Acudciay of SdeuCfS.
III. Ereeman.
n'. Mary Merrow. ^
V. .locd Stoughton. . ■ •
yi. Ira. •
VII. l''raiicis. ensign, U. S. X.
330. Xidiohis Tuttle, July 27, 1708; d. 1793; rem. to X'ottlngham, X. H., wliere liis
desc. have been munerous; m. Deljorah Hunt; (2) Bertha J^avis.
I. (Jeoigf, 1737; d. in EtHngham, 1810; Capt. in Kev. Army witli Gen. Gates at
Saratoga, 1777; mem. Leg.; Justice of the Peace; m. Catharine' Stevens. Rev. Johu
(iiles Tuttle, grandson.
II. Stoughlon, 1730; d. 1812; 111. Lydia Stevens, sis. of Catharine; (2) Hannah
Sanborn. He entered tlie arnjy when 10 yrs. of ag.' and .served till chjse of Fiench war.
^laj. Gen. Bcnj. Stokes Tuttle, Hon. Bradbury L'illey Tuttle ami Rev. Alexander Tuttle
are grandsons. 1, Bp:.\.i.'.mix Stukks. h. Jan. 31. 'iSOo; res. Meredith Village, X. H.;
Maj. (.'cu. X. 11. Mil. 2, BitAinuKV Cii.i.KV, b. Xov. 11, ISU'.t; res. .M.'V., X. H. ; Hon.
y\. C. 3, Joifx I'.., 1,. May 20. 1812; d. Auir. .->. 1877. 4. (iii.M.VN. b. Oct. 4, 181S: d.
May 27, ISSO; m. Eeb. 19,' 1844, Charlotte L. Hackett of X.-w H.Lmj.ton, X. H. 1, A!Me
FiaacfH, h. Jan. 2."), 1815; d. Ang. 10, 1848. 2. Km Fl-i\i,r,, b. March 11, 1N52; m. at
Boston, Oct. 12, 1874. Charles E. Staniels; res. E. Concord, X. IL; sec. Ea.-tniai\ A>sur.
Co. 1, f'luirlieT., b. .Mav 22, Is70. 2. Mabel ]{uth, b. Eeb. 11, 187s. 3. Gracic L., b.
S-pt. ;10. d. Oct. 21, 1880. 3, Al'inr At'nnnn. b. Jan. 15. 1S,J4; in. at E. <.'oncord, X.
H , leb. 1, l.ssi, John E. Fry.'. 5. S v.MiKt. G., b. Xov. 28, 1822; d. Xov., 1879.
HI. Xiidiohis, ni. Sarali Smart.
IV. Juditli. m. Josiah Ibirlelirh of Xew Market.
\'. l-;ii/abc;li, m. I'er.T Sti'ilinu's ..f Bartlett.
VI. l_V'b,,rah. m. Mo.scs Perkins of Xew .Market.
} n. EsiluT, m. Jii.-.ph Sanborn .if Xew Market.
^ 1:!. Ivc/.iah, lu. Jcrcnuah Elkir.o; '2) iJobert Evaiis. i. bv 2d m. :
JOTIX Ti'TTLE 01" r"''rj-R, X. H.
XXXI
IX. B-njamla. 17G4.
X. Marv. ni. James Stokes.
I AlfS;. m''^' "^m/^'"- \^'^- ^- -V^H ^- ^"^^ ^- ^'^'^' ^- ^^^"^^ ^^^- '^^ -^^oh and
f 3Ianlm (Dajuf • Allen. At time oi ias dec. Le vjls xbe l&r^rf^i li,i<d on-ner ^'n D..v^'
r - 1^- Paneuce, 1.42: d. 1..0; m. Jackson of Durliam
I III. Stephen. 1744: d. l^ji: m. Abigail Fo^s of Barnncnoa
I IV. Elijah, 1747; d. lS-28: m. Rather Johnson of Barr." '
t ,}^- LO"^^£-. 1^-i'-': ^- 1^—: 1^- Leinuel Drew: ,2; i.ieo. F.j~.> Lrr, cf Abi-a^l
t ^ I- Sar-ith. 1751: d. 1S19; m. Samuel Ta.-;ker of Barr. ' "' ^ "
^ VII. James, 1753: m. a dau. of Jotham NTute and rem. to Me.
I Tin. Eimire, 17.>5; a. 1790: n^. Enoch Jackson.
f I^- David, 175S: d. l.>-2>i; m. Esther, dau. of Enoch Bnnke'-
P V 1 ^-T- -^^^^^^ 1~^' ' <^- '^1*^ ^^- ^^^^^ D..:ne a-d had: 1. JA^If:^, E>Q.. ^^■ho m
Bx-Stiier 1 utije.
^I. Mary, 176t3; d. 1S14: m Joseph Pinkham.
f ^1- Judith, 176S; d. Is32: m. Samuel Davis, g. s. of Gd. Janies Ihivis of Durham.
I .^^•, Janies, b. April 7, 1663: d. May 15. 1709: ir.. R--se, dKH. of John ar-l F...^el O"'*-
I Pinki-aui: mtrml«ers of Soc. of Friends amone the earnest in Dover; n--r-Iv all thei*-
^ descendants have adhered to it. She m. (2 1 Thomas Cannev. ' '" "
^ I. Phebe, b. 1706; d. 1776: m. Moses, s. of Haiuph5-v and E^^b^r S- rbu^k V?-
f nev, and had 11 chi!.
t ' 11. Elijah, b. 17CtS.
^ 362. Elijah Tunle. b. 170>; d. 17S7; in. Esther Va.Tiey.
I I- Jams, b. 173S; d. 1S16: m. Rose, dan. of Oiis and AL^^-aH Tiblv-t^ Pink'ani
I • II. Benjamin, b. 1742: d. 1S12: ni. Marv Hussev. ^ " '
I ni. Sainnol. b. 1747: d. Oct. >;, lS07: serg. in'Cai.t. Perkins" Co. Amv of th-
P Rev. ; m. Martha Varnev.
I ^ ■ "^^'illi-ci, h. 175'}: d. 1S34: ni. Ani^e Hanson. 1. PirEKE. b. Jan 16 17^.5- d
I Feb. 23, ls:)2; m. Stephen Howard. 2, Joseph, b. Oct. 15. 17S5; re-s TXjvc- Ue w-.^
I a Quaker niici?'er nearly 50 years: d. April 29. 1^74, a. s7: ie Sa^b dau •.- Jo=e-/^^
^ Pinkham. He was selectman of Dover 1S21-2-3. 1. .1*3 C. b. X. H.-lv. I^'ul' k Q-f^
I ker mi.>^io:iary and teacher among the Mtnic.-s: has l*een twlre ntarrit-d and As
B two sons by l.st wf. and 1 s.. now Nov. lt;74. 7niGs. old. bv2d wf. :j Rose b - "^
f 29, 1701; m. Nathaniel Jenkins. 4. Sakah Ha^-scx. b. Jan. 7 1793 5 Ikv b An^
I 1^ 1705: d. Dec. 3. 18:50: -schiK-l teacher. ■-•■=-
^ Of thi.s fam. was the f. of Jarnes Tmtle of Strait'ri. X. H.. wh--» went fr>-iii Dcrei
(neck to S. when a young- man. Bi-sides Jaiu^^ of Siratford he Lad S'^n Elijah and T>eT^
other chil. James, grandson, b. alv-.at 177l': ni. Sarah Clark and had 13 'ch;i PI- n-
(2) Ruth Atwood, and had 1 child, a dau. Ruth was sis. of Mtrj.-s Atwood, prnj-ret. r •---
■f Atwood s buters.
On the 6th of Oct.. iSCO. all the children exoeptinir on.- who had d a 5 vr^ n:-=- f-
the house of their brother. Daniel C. Tuttle, in Dover. X. H. ; their aces are annexed
Daniel C was the first to die. ^ .
I. Sarah Berry, a. GO yrs. 11 raos.
II. Daniel C.b. Dec. 15. l.'^Hb rem. to D.iver. 1S30: d. J urn- 24 l«5fU Hp w^'^
Capt. of Infantry, 25Ti.Reg., 2d Brigade. 2d div., X. H. Mil.: com. dated April 25 l>--^9~
m. Sarah Drew. 1, Apelink A., in. Rtifus Currice. 2. Jknntk S..d sb<mO ^jo- 're<"
t>S CLeri-y St.. Fall River. M:i.<s. 3. MakiiX-A. M.. m. Clark T. B-rrv. 4 Anv M nV
Amos K. Robens. 5. Abuie Fk.vsces, re^. S-5 Cherry St., F:ill River. Mass.
I. Levina Twouiblev, a. 5S.
IV. Elijah, a. 57.
y. Jani.s. a. 55.
VI. I.v'vev MoutiTonierv. a 53.
VI I. John" L., a. 51.
VI 11. D-avid. a. 40.
IX. F.b-r.ezer. a. 47.
X. Estlur, a. 45.
Xi. Bet,-^>v Di'-kev. a. 43.
Xll. Pau;.'a41.
Xlll. Phuna, a. 15.
-^^-"^^ KICIIAKU TUTTI.E OF BOSTOX.
inCHAHl) 'iTTTLl': OV BOSTON.
late the internal affairs of the town. Xov. n KiiiS he was c lien „ t . ' i ^ i ''■^''^""
m i^S'- '" ''^'^ ^" ^^''^^"-'^^ "^ '-^'^ - Knnuu,- -.la.:;;: ^wi^^.rs'punen i^^;;
for S%'^^''' '^^^''" ''^'^ ''"' ^'"'^ '"' ''^ '-^ ^^^"" "'' "^"""^•>- ^'^^-1' to ^J^-^l'arJ Tuttell
Jan.. lf;:iS--89. Xirhola.s Willvs sold Iii^ >r,v,- ],,, ,,f ,(, „,.,, , i . ,
Roinely Mar.sh to Richard Tuttell for €;iO 12's (i d ''''^'"'^ '''"' ^"^■^'■^^' ='^
Mav, ]0:;!9. Kohert Hardin- of Hnston sold his yum.r .i^)-„..,.t .,t Per.,, .v A' i
Prubahlv Kiehard Tuttle had lu) other cdiildren tlian iho'<e who rnT,,o witl, i ; •
the Planter. The wid. Dorothv Bill* lived at lus hou ■, ■ r- . , ,. i } :''''"
By order of the cot.rt he ^vas tohorc.ponJ^clotv'l^ny^,^^^^^^^^ "^^"i
to n.ean .h.t he would support her and lu-r child, en ^ ^ ''' ^'-I^r-^^''^
1. Anne 'i'uttle, b. in Eng., ICy^H
IJ. John Tiittle, b. in Kn.^, l;]^:^. ,„ p..,^ ^o. 1,;k, Marv Ihdvoke
ill. l.ebccca 1 uttle, b. Ill Enir., lC'v!9.
n.u ,1,,. li„. l,e,„e..„ I,v„„ ,u„, Bo„.,„. ," ',,;,;',! :, n . ^o ■ , .T'SJo.l'' ''p '"
taiw lomov.xl to Lynn, nn.vl,. f„.„,„^„ ,i,..,v 1091 no-s 1, I'l V , , , i t"'"
II. ^aiah Tuttle, b. ICxJ; d. Feb. 1, 1719 a (;8- m Jos^-nh Xhwp!! rf r-i ^
111, tJ'becea, b. .June 17, KIGO
.i,i. S;f !::;;;;;;s,'::;;,;'S:'!'Th™r'™''"' '"■" ""-'■"■' "■ '=■■-""• '■■■• > "- -" -«'■ -
fliiiiliissiagi&i-t
me^i,!;nJd^n"!;e^^lV:^1.^,;i^":\;;r^''•^^^^^^^ is thought to be tho same K:hvar.1 PIoHvockc
cUi:„ Of ,. s. for wood -^V f ^;';/ a% l" M.^thaw.^y i.uher, wlieru he ■. spoken of a. hJn>^ a
1. Mary, m. John Tuttie. '^'
^usanna,^K .Nlichael Martin, Sept. !•.• i6s5
Sarah, m, .Andrews,
7' f ;i:is;'iSS>i£H---'''ss^-''" -=:- -^^^'^^^
t'. r-lizabeth, m John .K'ey<er
.>r. KJw.rd A Ho'yohe ol Salem, a dcsc. of the tir.t E.nv..rJ, d. Ma>vi> ^x .f,o, a. .-« yrs, 7 n,os.
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lUClIAliD TUTTLE 01- EOSTON.
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EJisha TuTile, sr.. liad ba]». at Piuiiinev Marsh, Jaliez ai.d llaniiali, Marcli H, 171.~).
Klislia Turtle had hap. ar R. M:irsh, Jacob, tVb. •^s, 17;,M: Elizabetli, April *), ITiT.
Children of Saniuel Turtle, bap. at Ruinncv Mar.-;h: 1, Abitrail, June. lU, 171U. 2.
Elizaberh, Oct. 2;j, 1718. 3. Abij^ail, Nov. I",', 17.',M. 4, Tabitha, J iilv 10,1721. 5.
Samuel, March lo, 1721). G, John', Oct. 2U, 172S. 7, Mary, Jan. 2. 171)1.'
Jciauna, wf. of Samuel Turtle, a mem. of the 1st (dih. ar ^lalden, Nov. 9, 1740, had
l>n]i. by Wr.i. Lauison: ^^'illiam, b. June I'J, 1745. Ann, b. 1744.
Mary Tuthill m. Dm. Tlimuas Hubliart of Bosrou. An old ;rrave-sti.ne in rhe
"(Jranary " burying ground iu Bosron, "to rhe nieniory of Mruy, \\i. oi John Tuthill.
and lo l)f-a. Thos. liub'oart," has the Dc\nn 'J'olhill Army. ]. "Capt. John llubban, m.
Elizabeth — — . She m. (2) James Franklin of Boston, prjiiier and ]^Jstma.ster, with
Avhom Benjamin Franklin, a younger brother, the renowned ])hilo.so])her, served an
npprer.ticeship. James Franklin d, Feb. 5, 17o<.i. (.'apt. John and Elizabeth Hubbart
]uid a son Turhili Hubliart. who was ]>ostmaster of Boston, 1770-1.
Zachariah Tuthill, Eieut. of ("astle William in Boston ifarbor, and one of tlie
founders of the '-Brattle st. Church," was bmiher of tJie above Mary.
Benjamin Tuttle, b. abt. 172M; m. Mary 'J'urell. C'liil. b. in Chelsea, Mass.: 1.
Joanna,"!.). April 2:], 174S. 2, Marv, June 12, 17.30. o. lieu., April 10, 1752. 4, Eben-
ezer, April 17, 17o4. o, Jo.--eph, Aug. ?;J, 17."").".. G, Hulda. Feb. 22. 1758. 7, Turell,
July 25, 1750. S, Edward, Jan. 2H, 17(;2. 1), Martha, June 4. 1764. 10, lianiel, April
11, 176G: m. and had faiu. 11, Samuel, Aug. IG, 1770; m. and had lam. 12, James,
m. and had fam.
7. Turell Turtle, h. July 25, 1750, in Chelsea, :*la,ss. : d. N'ov. 27, 18ol; m. Mary
^^'ilkinson, who d. Nov. 15, 1825; chil. b. in Boston.
I. Mary Tur(dl, b. .lu]y2G, 1787; m. Capt. Winson and had 2 chil., who d. ; {'2)
Bice.
II. Turell, b. Feb. 15, 1788; m. Marv Pierce.
III. Sally. \). July 22. 17i.'0; ni. William Crubb. 1, S.UiAii Ei,iz.M3KTii, d. 1S45.
2, A\'m. Fk.vxcis. ;;], 'rrjiKi.L Tt rii.r,.
IV. Eliza, b. May 10, 1702: m. Samuel Cook T.radshaw; had large fam. From Mrs.
F]. T. Kendall; corner \N'ashington and Decatur sTi-eets, X. Y.
V. John, Aug. 21, 1704; "l. June 9,- 1827; unm.
y[. Benj.unin, b C^ct. ]0, 1700: m. and d. soon: .>. /.
A'll. Harriet, twin with B., m. Amos Cotting.
Tin. Thonuis Wilkinson, Nov. 23, 1801; d. Jan. 4, 18n0.
IX. Catharine, May 13, 1805; m. John Tuck'-rman.
72. Turell Tuttle, b. Bosfoii, Feb. 15, 170-^; d. Feb. 9, 1830; m. I8l0, Mary. dau. of
Jibi'aham and ]>ois Pierce of I)orciKster, Mass., b. Sept. IG, ITUd; d. in Phila., Nov. IG,
1878.
I. Turell, b. Dec. 30, 1810:
II. Mary Elizabeth, b. Oct. 9, 1812; m. \Vm. Soiilhern; res. Boston; Sandwich,
0]a-5S C'o. 1, M.VIUA JOSKIMIIXE. 2, Wm. IlKXItV. 3, Maky EuZABKTil. 4, \\'INS.
J,ow Lewis, m. . She m. (2) Wishlade; res. 311 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, N.
Y.; 2 chil. 5. I]r.i,i:x. G, Houatio Hewitt. 7, Hakuikt Cohdkm \.
III. Thomas Otis, d. y.
IV. Hairiet Cord.elia.'b. Oct. 17, 1817; m. Aug. 31, 1815, Ueo. T. Hawley of Wind-
sor, Vt., *. i.: res. 122 Boylston st., Boston, Mass.; adopted 2 chil. 1, H.YiiUiiiT C.
TuTTT.r, child of Turell, :M. 2, Eva Ar,i<E Kownrj, of London, Kug.
y. Charles Henry, b. Oct. 28, 1821; d. at sea, a. 19.
721. Turell Tuttle. b. Boston, Dec. 30. 1810; m. iu Louisville, Kv., :M'ar:.>aret A.
Morrow, 1833; (2) Mary Ann West, b. MitHin, Allegany Co., Pa.; (Hj'March 15, 184!).
Elizabeth Aim HiHier of Pittsburgh, Pa.
I. Margarette Amelia, .hily 15, ls37, at BostiMi; m. at Phila., Aug. 4, 1859, Wm.
S. \\'itliain; res. Hanover, Jeff. Cc>. , Ind.: G tdiil. I. bv 2d m. :
11. Harriet Cordidia, b. Piit.s., Oct. 19, 1842; d. Boston, J;ui. 5, 1S7S; m. Louis M.
Hallowell of Bostnn: 2 chil.
III. Joseph West, 1). June ], 184 1 ; kilu'd at XN'iur-hester. ^■a. . J uue 13. i^f;3: m.
Jan. 14, 18G3, in Baltimore, Md., .M.iry Jane Mairioii. 1, JusEl-n WT.-t, ]>. Bait., fall
of 1803. i. bv 3d m. : ' .
JOnX TUTTLE OF IPSWICH.
IV. Mary Elizahr-tli, Oct. 9, 1S50; m. Dec. U, 1876, Il.-nrv Drinkliou^ie. SIk- d
al)t. Apri], l.s^O. 1, Son, 1>. Nov., 1870; liv. with Turell Tattle," 4th.
\'. TlioiuMs llillirr, .luly h'l. 185:5: d. Fi-b. 37, 1802.
VI. Kn lily Maria, July l"l, Is,-,,",; ni. Dec. 14, 1876, Stcplit-u D. McCalla. 1, Sox,
b. fall of 1.S77: d. Cinod Fridtiy iiiom., ]S7S, u. 5 mos. and 7 davs.
VII. 'J'un n, 4tl!, A lip:. Si', l.<')7; real est. No. ;-J8;58 Lancaster Ave., W. Phila., Pa.
Vllj. Amut Louisa, .June 1, d. .Fuly 22, 1861.
L\. (iror^-iana Ha\vlcy_. Oct. 8. 1SG2; d. Nov. 22, 1863.
X. Josephine. .May lb, d. .July 6. ISO.').
JOHN TUTTLE OF IPSWICH.
I Brotlier of Pichard of Po.stou. The settknnent at Ipswich, r>Iass., was heguu iu
j March, Hi:!:', !iy John Winthroi), jr., (afterwards Gov. of (."onn.)and twelve 7)ther.s;
i Avho were juiie-d next year by Kev. Tlionias Parker and one hundred others from Wilt-
I shire, Ihi--. Jolci! Turtle joined the settleuifut the same yi ar tliat lie arrived in the
> Planter, as ajipears by the town record in PioO: "a road four rods wide is reserved
i throuirh Jidin Tuitle'ji, l.jO acres east of Mill river to the common." He v.-as made a
j freeman March 13, 16:^.:): Pt-iireseutalive l(;.j;4. In i()->i l.e is called "Mr.." a way beiuij
i reserved between " Mr. Tuttle's swamp and the ends of the lots."— /W?'-!< Ilht. of
I Jpsicich. March 13, IGoO, John Tuttell of Ipswich, merchant, gave bond for .£'2000 to
I Daniel — ffaivax antl Isaac Le^^'ay of London, merchants, to ])ay i'llSO 10 s. in laMvisJons
I and cattle before Xov. , lG-">0. and he consigned to them goods, 6:c., value i'N]'2 3 s. and
t a ])enny as per invoice sitrned ijy Juanua hi.s wife. The bond was discharged by pay-
! meut in full in I6.""i2 by Mrs. Joanr'a Tuttle. He went !<• Ireland about the time the: the
j' disheartened coloni.-is a: Xe\v Haven were negotiating for the purchase of the city of
I (ialloway in Ircdand fur a futuiv home. He establislied himself advantageously there
! and did not return, fl-' d. a^ CaTickfergus, Dec. 30, IGoii. His Mir-- Joanna fo'ilowed
: him to Ireland in lOol. Slie was before m. to .folin Tuttle a widmv Lawrence.-" The
' Dane ]>amph!et contain< a /((■; i^imilt. of Jidiii Tutile's autograph. ;'..•
\ 1. Abigail, b. 162!). "^
1 II. Svruon, b. 16;J1.
\ III. Sarah, b. lG:j;3; ni. 10.~i4 Kichard Martin.
:■ IV. John, b. m-ii; m. Mary and liad: 1, Mai:y. b. April 28, 1063.
*Tlie Lawrt-rco (iciie.-il(!:,'v with a ^rr.mg-c obtuseness calls .tohn TiUtell's wife " I'oslcr mother " to the
Lawrence children. In 1650 she writes 10 Geo. Giddintrs as her son and so call; John and Simon Tuule
and John Lawrence; John '1 u!tell. at,'cd -,;; yrs. in ]c-o. which identiiies him with Richard's son ot that
name, she calls hercusm ;nephewc Hcsides WH'.i.'m, John ai;d Jane, wife of Gicdinfjs, she had a son
Thomas Lawrence who came afierw.'.rJs. They were trnm St .\'b:'ns in Hcrt.s.— ^..-rv;^'?-.
Geoitrc Ciid.jir.j,--, setUec. ut Ip^wicii and d. J'jne I. 1676. He was Deputy to the General Court 164T,
'54. 'ti. '<•'-'^ 't-. "3. '4- ?•■, '7-' ai:d 7;. L->ng a ralrii: elder of the ist churuii.— Feic's //■sun'c/i.
William and Joim Lawrence rem from Ipswich 10 Long Island and were patentees of Flushing in 1644.
William was a magistrate and miliiarv officer; d. it3Go: ne.xt ve.ir lii> widow Eli?.at)eth ^his 2d wife) a dau.
of Richard Smith, m. Sir Philhp Cariaret. Gov. of New Jersey, who founded Lli^abelhlo^Yn and gave it
her name. .After his dec. she ra. a ;d husband.
loh.n Liwrence of New .\miterdam iN. V.) 1663; .-Mderman 1^05; .Mayor if-72; one of his Majesties
Council 1674 and so by successive appoinlmeius to iOo3; bcain .Mayor if',i and "q^; Fudge of Supreme
Court of the I'rov. of N. Y. iC-^i, until dec. 1649; SheriiT of ijueen's Co. i>Si; .Mderriian" 16S0 to '84 and
1605 to '72. I : I, Joseth, d. s. /. r. John d. i. /. t. Thomas, d. .v /. 4, Martha, d. y /. ;. Susanna,
d. s. I.; in. Galnic Minynle one of the Council of the Province and Mayor of New VorV; (21 Wm. Smith,
.■\lderman. C. .Mary. m. Wm. Whitinphatn. Harv. Col. i^.f- fr.r posterity see >Lis5. Hist. Soc. Col.: had
amont; others: i, .W,iry. distinKui^,hed fur literary acquirements and for 'benefactions to Mary, and Vale
Col.; d. 173.;; m. Gurdon Saltonstall, Gov of Conn. Thomas Lawrence did not leave Ipswich till after
his brothers. He bought the whole of Hell Gate Neck along the East River from H. G. Cove to Bowery-
Bay.— .W r. 6>/; At-,. 7'.v/v, 1S72.
From one of these brothers was desc. John Lawrence, .\lderman of N. Y. 1762 to V,:;,and Richard Law-
rence ot N. \ . who <]. in i.^i;'.. Tiie ci-iMren of Rich.-ird Lawrence were: i. John. b. about 17V-: Mem.
( onK-: had stv. chil. of whom four daus. in. respectively John Camphell, Benj. F. Lee, John P. Smi'..^^
and 1 imoth.y (.hLjrchiT.
If. Isa.ic. f;r:ui. Pri:iec','-n < oL; Prc.^t L S. Branch Lank; d. 1F41: m. Cornelia Beach, daii. of Rev.
.•\brah.an Beich. rector of 1 niuiy L.-.r'sh. .\. Y., an had: i. Cof,.si-li.^ Bkach. rn. James .\. Hillhouse of
Nov.- Haven. Conn. 2. Hakko-i. m John A Post. ^j. Is.\i'ii..\nk, m. Dr Benj. .McVicker. 4. U lt.\
Bh.xcM.m. Inrs. L. n\ elies. =.. MA.it,. nj Rev. W.j.Kipp 6 H.vnnah. m.H<nrv, s of Siet.hen
Wniney Hem (.! .Maria L. l-itch of N H .After dec of .Mr. Whitney, she m. 2. .N'a'han Baldwin
of Miltord. Conn. 7, ^^^ m. Bkach, Lieut. Gov. R. L; ra. a dau. of .Archibald Ciiaclc of N. V.
III. W il';ari, ?. planter ot Oeinarara
f:>f this f.Mni!y wa, C:u.t. ;amcs Lawre.-.cc, b. Builin-ton. N. J., Oct. i, 17-1; ki'lsl in the naval action
between the Ameiccan hntfate Chesapeake, which he rommande-.!, ...nd the British Frit;a-.e Shannon.
1L> dyin- words, " d^>n't -ive up the ship, " immortalize his name. ' He left a ^rfiie and two younfr chiU
nroii . He was son o! John Lawrence, a lawyer, an.d had a brother John and two Tf idowed sifters •?.: time
01 r.ri death.
h
JOHX TUTTLE OF li'SWICII.
XXXV
V.
VI.
Mary, h. liJS-j; m. Tlmmas Ininiluim.
Simon, b. 1637; m. lfj.;;> Jean J'.urnhan
(C) 1GG3 Sarah Cogswell.
3. Sarah Tuttle, b. ]fJ33; d. Deo. 1, 1(J66: in. Fel). ], 1P,.>1, Kichard Ma
•Nva.^ a merchant, oue of the founders (»f the Fi^.•^t dili., Portst'iioulh, N. II.
Speaker of tlje Iloase. He m. C^) Martha, wid. of Joliu Deiii.^^nn. She \vi
LieiiT. Gov. Samuel Syraotids of Ma.^s., and lii.s wife, who was'a dm., of Gov.
of Mas.'^. He in. (3) Elizabeth, dan. of }h-nry Slierbnrnc. She had been tw
Her 1st husband was Toi)ias Landon, m. U;.~)6: cJ) Tobias Lear. m. ]r<*u: i,:
Martin. He m. (4) Mary i),-nninir. wid. of Samuel Weutworth. and motlii-r
Gov. Joliu Wentworth of .Mas.s. She d. .Ian. 'JO. 172-l:-2.5, and Iut funeral .•<'
]>reached by Krv. Jabez Fiteh, a coj^y of whieli is in possesiiou of Mark lluulc
worth of Portsmouth, X. H. — M'vni'nvih Mriuoruil. i, all by 1st m.
I. Mary Martin, b. June 7. 10")5.
II. Sarah Martin, b. Julv i. 1037: m. Jolm fut!
I!T. Kieluirfl :Martin, b. 'kj.-.O; Harv. C'.,l. \i\<\)
never ordained; jjreai hedi at \Vells, Me., and d. IG"^!).
IV. Elizabetli [Martin, b. HVYi.
\ . Hannah .Martin, b. lOfJ-l; m. Kichard Jose, sheriff, and luul G fliil.
VI. Miehael Martin, b. KUJG.
rtin.'" Hf>
; Kep. and
LIS dau. of
Winthrup
ice a wid.
i\ Pieluird
of Lieut,
'■rnion was
i;i;r ^^'enl-
dioolmaster and preai-her, but
5. M:
talive
f.
II.
M.Uiv. J
Mairli :-;
AuiT. 21,
MaV.-h 4,
III.
IV.
V.
\\.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
\-
Xk
XII.
iry Tuitle, b. lG3o; m. Thomas Eurnli;
He d. May H), IGW
,'0, 1G7':>. .Ji.h.i Ca'-ter of
Tiio.MAs, .Julv 3, J 0^7.
Samikl, Oct." 31, 1G9-1.
He m. (-i) Mrs. Hester (Cocr.sweil) Bi>l
li'uth Burnham, July I, ltjo7: d. y.
Kuth r.urnluim, Au^. 23, IG'jS; m. Jum
illy 17. U1S3. 2, Joii.v. Au^'. .s, Ins.!. ;;
il."]G-<!i. .0. PilKKi;, June 11, ICKl. G.
lGi')(;. S, Jmsiah, Aut,r. 3, lG!)s. 9. Jai5f.z, Sept.' 17, 1700.
1702. 11, Bkx.iamin, twin with Nathauit-].
Josei.di HuriduiUi. S.-pt. 21'., IGGO.
Nathaniel Burnham, Sept. 14, 1()G2.
Sarah Burnham, June 2.S. 1GG4; m.
Esther Burnham, Marrh HI, JijGG.
Tiiomas Burnham.
Ji/iiii Burnham.
Jani'-s Burnham, m.
Mary Burnham.
Joanna Burnham.
Abirrail Burnliam.
Ips'.vich: Selectman aii'l Kepreseu-
10, y
swich. 1.
AjiiaAIL,
, EsTliK);,
ATlIANn:L.
Clark; (2) Meshach Farley.
a dau. of Dea. \Vm. ("ofrs\\'ell.
55. Sarah Burnham. b. June 2S. 1GG4; in. — — Clark, who d. soon; (2) Auc. G, 10^4,
Mi_-shach Farley, b. Eug., IGGU: d. lGL>s. Xo doubt he is the ])erson named uxCuul'dn's
Hid. "flWi/tcirh, Cunn. " In 1G94 and 0. Jose'ph SafTord, Kichard Smith, Meshach Far-
ley, Mathew Perkins and Samuel Bishoj), all from Ipswich, Mass., bought of Capt.
Jame.-j Fitch of ^rorwich. Conn. , a tract called the ISOO acre i;;raut, which he claimed as
])urchaser from the Indian Sachem, Owaneco. Subsequently, .Joseph and Jabez ferkins,
also of Ipswich, bought a part of the IbOO acie grant of the above purchasers. This
was at Xewent, (now Lisbon) in the town of Norwich. Josiah, John, Joseph and ^^"m.
Read of Ipswich settled on this tract."'
I. Jane Farley, d. March G. Iij02.
Meshach Farley, b. June 10, IG^^io; d. March G, 171.J;
.■Michael Farley, b. Aug. 2, lG«o; d. May '.), 1707; m.
1, Michael, b. A()ril 24, ]72(i. 2. Ei.izabktk, Oct.
4, Pkkcu.i.a. March 7. 1?2.'). ."i, Pkki iij.a, Feb.
num.
April 12. 171G, Elizabeth
21, 1721. 3. Jank, Oct.
23, 172S. (I, ..i.v]{T][A.
11.
III.
Baker.
G. 1723.
twin with Precilja. 7, MjcsHacu, April 11. 1731. 8, Saiiau, D.-c. 17, 1732. "J.
Kkuecca. Se(jt. 1, 1734. 10, John, July 9, 173S.
" From tlie above w.' have some of the smartest meti of the Ipswich branch, such as
Gen. Michael .l-'arley of Kevolutionary ianie — John, who was one of the founders of
New Castle, Me., where he and his desc. lilled im])ortant positions in that section, \\ith
♦Nicholas Martin or E.^eter, Dt:von, will dated Auf . k.), io.m, gave i:2r.ot.o St. .lohn's Ilo'spital, h.\cter,
Eni;. , fur r'jiu't of ihc poor children therein, and alic-WHrds '.(■wards their binu'ns^; out as aporeniices.
\\ hereunto. Susanna, wid. and relict, added fi3o more v.uli which, two te:ierueiiis were purctiased, one
in Northgate SI, of Geo. Tothiil, merch.— /V/.'/cf'.j- n'o>c!:i,-so/ Devon.
XXXvi JOHN" TUTTLE OF irswicK.
few fycfiiUo;is this branch pnxliK-e tln-ir most lullliaiit imui from Mcshacli"-- . Jab'-/.
<'(>mes from this line, and the imik-s are fill very prolific, ouch produciug from ]•"» to IS
children, who scattered to thf four (jiiitrters of tlic I'nion, and so far as 1 am able to
learn, prove a credit to their country and name. From this one comes tlie greater pnn
of the descendants of the first Michael. It seems also to he themost ]m)lific. I siipi)ose
the Tiutle idooil accounts for it — and ]>roduces the most men of note. Yon may safely
draw the outlines of Sarali'sdcscendantri very strony and then not overdo it." — liaifhtlph
W. Fur'.cy.
AmoniT the desc. of Tliomas and Mary ('J'ntth-) T'nrnhani was lion, ^ath;ul Dane,
founder of'the Ilarv. Col. Law School. His mother was Abigail l^urnham.
0. Simon TuttU', b. IHoT: d. Jan. 10'.'-'. In ICTS he had riglit of cummouage at
]l;swich; m. 1G.")9, Joan. dau. of 'J'hos. Biirniu'.m; (0) ]tJ(j--^-8 Sarah (dau. of Jolm;
C'ogsvvell. Avho d. Jan. 'i\. 17;j'2,
I. John. m. Dec. :1, ir,s9, Martha Ward. i. by -Pd nr. :
II. Joanna, b. ?e].t. 04, ICOl; m. Packard.
III. Simon, b. Sept. 17, I'KiT; m. June llj, IGU'J, Mary Rogers.
IV. Klizal>etli. b. .Nov. -,'4, lOTO; m. Samuel (sou of lioliert) Ayers of Haverhill.
He was first selectman and was killed by French and Indians at surprise of the town,
■ An'^ -JU, ITuS. 1, Ou.vDi.vu. Harv. t'ol." 1710. '2. John. o. J.\.vks.
A'. Sarah, b. Sept. 8, 1672; called "Mrs,;" m. Nov. l:;, Kj'll), in Ins., Sam'l "\^ ard.
W. Abiu-Mil, 1). Dct. 7, in7:J; m. A]>ril -27. Kj'jC, Piiilemon Warner.
VIl. Susanna, b. M.av 7, HiTo.
VJH. ^\illla^^, b. May 7. UnT.
IX. fliarlo, b. March, ai. Itj'iLl; m. Buruham.
X. Mary, b. June 12, HiSO.
XI. Joualiian, b. June 11. 16^•2.
XII. Ruth. b. Aug. 10, IGSo.
Xlll. Anotlier d. soon.
The name- of six of the ab.:\e -diild.eu oC Simon 'i'uttle are duplicaterl iu tlie
family of William Tuttle of New Haven.
61. .Jolm Tuttle, d. Feb. .-,(). irif;: m. Dec. o, l')-^;), Martha Ward; (2) referred
to as " mother-ia law " in deed dated 17;jl, liy Jonathan and Susanna Hale.
I. Martha, b. Kiifd.
II. Marv. b. July 7, lOvM',.'
HI. Susatma, m. "Nov. K), 172',:', Jonathan Hah-. ,■ '
IV. William, d. s. L about 1730.
r.lR. Susanna Tuttle, m. at Ijiswiich Nov. 10, 1720. Jonathan, s. of Samuel and
Martha I I'ahn'er; Hale of liiadford, Mas:,.; b. Jan. 0. 17U2. In m. rec. called Susanna
Tuttle, ir., Jan. S. \~-/,\, Jonathav. .lad his wf. Susanna conv( ved 0. their morber-in-
iav," (name illeirible iiL mv abstrac't) all their right in the real e.-tatc' of their late 'orotin-r
\N'ilbani Turtle, late of'ljiswich, yeoman, being one-fifth part of same, bounded by
dower set oil to their ( h-andn;oTher Tuttle and their u.i'.cle Simon Tuttle. — /:.^•^■f.r Rrrjif.-
try of JhrfLs ^Vol. 77. p. 43). Chil. b. in Ih-adfoid. " A glorious ])osterity."— CVw. by
i/u- late II >u. lidiert S. Ihdc, LL. I>.
1. Elizal)eth. b. 1730; m. Moodv Chase, Esq., Sutton, X. H.
II. John, M. D.. 17:]1; servt^d in'Kev. war as surgeon. Col. of Mil.; res. Hollis, N.
II.; m. Elizabeth Hall of Sutton. 1, Wu.i.iam. M. D., .served as stirgeon in rev. war;
father of 'Jdunnas Poole Hale, Esq., mem. Foston Com. Council; Mass. Leg.; res. mem.
X. Eng. Cen. Soc. ; h. Hollis, N. IL, April 27, 1810; d. Boston. March 1, l«7i).
III. Abigail, b. 17:3o; m. 17.".0. Col. WilliaTU Pri'scotr.
IV. Samuel, M. I), of (.ixford, N. II.: m. Mindwell Tillottson.
^'. Jou;.than. 7i! Silenc" (,;./ddan!.
VI. .Martha, m. Kev. P.-ter Po\ver>; Harv. Col. 17.") 1.
G13.3. .Miiuai! Hale, b. 1733; <i. ().t. 21. IS-M, a. SS; m. 17.")G. Vrilli-im Prescott^_b.
<iroton, Ma:--~, Feb. 20, 1720; iv.eut. in Prov. tmojis at c,a|>ture of Caj-e I'.reton, 17.5S;
declined a commis.-,ion in the regular army. In 17?4 appointed to commaud a regt. of
♦Randolph VV. F.iriev. K<,.- . of NA=;hua. X. H.. v,-ho has ^i>'-nt scvcrnl yca;.-s c-..Ucctitiz liu- history of
i tlie Parley I'i'n.iiy. aad' 10 wiiom I .-un muicr olilk'a'.ion^, <;e.s 'hat :i v^-r'te-.a" of For.cy ^''-^k^ ^^'*''
b:-ju-hL ovor in .^7:; bv Michael Farley ot Ipswich. Mass . ;m-„-1 has been scon wKh-n 30 years. .About. 50
years since, an Knili^h wvitci pubiistied a his-.ory of the ns'i.j m verse. The f;un'!y 'S rcpr-jseatt-^' .".i ol
V'.'t-'.^h deriv.ition or eariv aiaaltramation .,. , .
Midi le! I'ariey ('.vith two. SiM.s) Mich.iel and >tcsh.-icii. c.cr.e over in k')75 as ap;e:M lor .,ir Kicaarc
■S.-ltonHtall, and j-.ttled ',n Ipsvvicli, .Ma-;s. .Mcsiiach in. S.'.r.i;i I'.aia'.uiia asabove.
JOilX TUTTLE OF IPSWICH. ' XXXvii
miiuite nifu. onraTiizcd l\v tlit- Provincial Cua^'vess, and iiuuclicd wiili it to I-^-xington;
univinn: after n-treat of the 15riti.'-h, he |irocr(.'dfd to Cainl<ii(li,^e. On the KitL of ,tunt,
1775, was ordered to Charir.->lo\vn with tliree refciiuonts, and directed lo throw up works
on Bunker Hill, but Breed's Hill l)eing more suitable, tlie defences were erected there.
The next day G.mi. Howe, with a force more than quadruiile that of Col. Prescott. after
a cnntest among the most desperate in An\erican a!\n;ds, and with immense lo<s. >ui'ceed-
iuix ill dislodginjr him. Col. Prescott was one of the last to h-ave tlie intrenehmt-nt, and
olYered to retake the position the same niirht if the commander-in-chief would give liim
two regiments. In 1777 )ic resigned his command and went liome, but in autumn of
.same year joined the northern army under (iati-s, and was present at the capture of
Bnrgoyne, his last military srrvice. He was a mem. of tlu- Mass. Leirislature several
years. He d. Oct. 13, 1 795. higlily esieenied as an ♦■iiergt-tic, brave am! patriotic citizen.
His statue erected witlun the enclosurf of, and rear tlie grt-at mouumiMU on lUinker
Hiil, was unveiled with a])propriate ceremonies June 17, ISSI.
61831. ^V^liam Piescott. 1). Aug. 19, 17(;-^: llarv. Col. 1783, with high honors;
taugut sidiool in Brooklyn, Conn., and in Beverly, Mmss., at tlu- latter |il;uc two vea.vs,
and studied law meauwhile with Nathan Dane. foun!ier<;f tlie Harv. law professo*r.>lii]x
Invited by Washington to join his family as a private teacher, but declined. Prae. law
in Beverly, afterv.-ards in Salem: rep. that town in Mass. J-eg., afterwards <enator of
Essex Co. In 1^05 oft'ered and declined a seat on tke bench of tlie Supreme court of
Mass., -and again in 1S13. In ISOl), to relieve lumself of a part of his business, rem. to
Boston; served several years as one of tlie governor's council. In 1>^14 appointed dele-
gate to tlie Hartford convention. In 1S18 appointetl Judge (d' Courr of C'omninn Pleas
for Suflolk Co., bur resigned n<'\-t ye,\r. In 1820 a delegate to the ron\ eution for revising
tlie co)istituti.>u of Mass. LL.I). fronr Harv. 182-1, and from Dart. Col.; meni. of the
American Academy of Arts and Sciences: d. in B<.st.)n Dee. s, 1844, a. 8"-?. I>ain;-1 Web-
ster ann<nincing his dee. to the Supreme court, tiieu sitting in B(jston, ^aid: ■•.\i ihe
moment of his retirement from th.e bar of Mass., he stood at its liead for le^-al learnin>;-
and acquirentents;'" m. Dec. 18, 1793, Cathariiu' Creen, dau. of 4'iionuis Ilickling. and
had seven cluL, of whom four d. in infancy.
I. WUliam Ilickling Prescott, b. Salein, Mass., May 4, 179G; d. of p.iralv.-,is, in
Boston, Jan. 28, lx')')\ Harv. Col. 1814. In his last year at col. while in the dining hall
a clas-^mate playfully threw at him a erust of luead, which .struck one of his eves and
deprived it almost totally of sight. Excessive use of the other eye in studv so injured it
us to ])revent reading for several yeais. Subsequently it iniju-oved and he wa^ enabled
to use it many lioursof the day; bt;t during the latter })art of his life he ruirld read onlv
a few motnents at a time, and could hardly see to \vrite at all. I'nder these circutu-
stances his great historu-al works were composed. VirdittOnd iiud LmhcUn, 3 vols., 1.''37.
translated into Cierman, French and SinuHsh; lH^tDry "f Jff.vtro, '3 vols., 8 vo, l'<47,
London arid New York: Ilixtuiy of PltiUii II, 3 vols. , 8 vi^ He also wrote brief memoirs
of his friends, John Pickering and .Vbbott Lawrence, arid a .series of es.-ays, jiub, in the
Xorth Aiiii-riian R-yeieir, compiising the chief fruits. id' his studies in F.reuch and Italian
Literature, on -V'/'i-'rf, Ita'inn Xiirratir.c Pottry, Poftry and Roiu'Dtre of the Italians,
and others on kindred topics. These were republish.ed in London and New York, in a
volume of miscellanies, which have passed througli several editions. He was elected a
corresponding member of the J^oyal Academy of Hi-;tory at Madrid, and a member of
nearly all the principal learned bodies in Europe, and in Lsl.l he was made a corre-
S])onding membiu- of the Institute of France. In person he was tall and slender, with a
fresh and florid complexion, and lively and graceful manners. "His personal appear-
ance," says Mr. Bancroft, •' was singularly pleasing, and won for liim everywhere in
advance a welcome and favor. His countenance had something that brouuht to mind
the 'beautiful disdain" that lowers on that of Apollo. But while he was high-spirited,
he was tender and gentle and humane. His voice was like music, and one could i\ever
hear enough of it. His cheerfulness reached and animated all about him. He could
indulge in playfulness and could also speak earn> stly and ])rofouiully; but he knew not
how to be ungracious or pedantic." He m. May 4, 182U, (his birtli-day) Susan, dau. of
Thomas C. and Harriet (Liu/.ec") Amory. 1, C.vth.vki.vk, b. Sept. 23,' 1824: d. l'\-b. 1,
♦Harriet was duu. of Capt. Lin/eeof the British X.-\vy, who, at the battle of P.Linker Hill and burr.insj
of Chcirlcbtown, con-imanded the BrUish Sloop of War •' Falcon,'' which lay in Charles River and bom-
barded the troops u.TJer Ce! Prt-icott on Hunker Hi!!. The sword \\l-.ich Capt. I.inzce wore on that
occasion descencifd in hi^ •.imi!v to his erar;ddau{;:i'.er, and on her m. to W'm. H. I'.rcscott it cair.t; into
his p<^ssession. The sword which Col. Prescott wore at Banker Hill also descended to his prandson, and
thus the two swords met at last in peace, and were kept cr^^ssed over t!ie h^oks in Mr. Prescjti's library,
untU his death, and then they were transferred by his will to tlie Mass. Hist. Soc, to be kept in the same
relative position .
XXXviii JOHN TUTTLE OF IPS\VICTr.
1820. 2, Wii.i.iAM Gakdxek. b. Jan. 27, IsOG: Harv. Col. 1S44; m. Nov. 6. ISol.
Aimusia, dau. of Jo-eph A. Pcabody, Estj., of Salem. Mass. '6. Ei.iZADETif, b. Julv 27,
1.S2S; in. Maixli Ki, IS.VJ. James, s. of liun. Abbott Eawrciice, b. Dec. (j, 1N21. 4. NVm!
Amory, b. .Ian. 2.'). 1830.
11. rathariiie Klizabeth. b. Nov. 12, 119D: m. Fiauklin, .s. of Hon. Samuel ]")t>xter,
lawyer and .statesman, b. 171)1!: Harv. Col. 1S12; d. Ib57.
ill. Kdu;ird (jordon. 1). Jan. 2, 1^01: Col. of Mil. In 18-J7 liecame a mini.ster of
the Eiii-S. elili.; d. .v. /. April 11. ISil, on a voyage to the Azore.-?. and bu. at sea; m.
His
ttle-
■\va''; educated at Ciunbiid^e, Eng., and was a gr. son of John Rogers, the junrtvr."
wife was a dau. of Hob. -it C'rane of (ireat Cogshall, Eng. Simoi Tnttle rem. to Li
ton, .^l;ls<., 172^t. wli'-re hi- d.^sr. are very numerous and the mime coniinued.
I. Sarah, b. Oct. 11, lf>97.
II. -Margaret, Aug. 24, IG!)!-).
III. Eli/.ab, th. Sept. 2(1, 1700.
IV. Nathaniel; a Nathaniel lutrle of Littleton, ni. liuth Cogswell, June 2 17G0
V. Lury.
VI. Simon.
VII. Sronuel, m. ^fartha Shailuck.
VIII. John, ni. Sarah .
C:^7. Samr.rl Tuttlp. tn. 172'). Marrlir. dau. R-^v. H.'njamin Sh ittu.'k, fii->t ordained
minister at Littleton, Ma><., b. Jan. 7, 1712; ance.Ntor of m'arl\ all of the luiuie now
(It^TUliii Littliton, very common there and in the adjoiiting towns; large iamilio.s the
)ule aiHoug iluin. PievioriS to ]':-i)(). Ill f;iniilies of tin-- name are rec. in \j. Sally
Tuttle of Littleton m. Feb, 24, 17l';i, .bmathan Cogs\^e]l of L.
I. Samuil.
II. S:-pl.<-n.
III. Susanna.
IV. Martha, m. May 12, 17.52, Joseph Rockv.ell of 3Iiddletown, Co:in. {Mid. Rcc)
^'. Samuel, had 2;) chil.
VI. Sam])>o'n, b. .\ng, 2!>. 17:;8: m. Submil "^N'arren.
Vll. William; William and Sam]ison had 2o chil., and the three brofliers, V>'ra.,
t^ami^-on and Samutd. had 4f5 in all.
^'111. Marv.
IX. Lue'v.
N. Jonathan.
0870. Sampson Tuttle, b. Aug. 29, 173S; Harv. Col, 1757; m. April 21, 1761, Submit
AVarren, b. .March 12, 1742; d. June 7, INlo. He d. a, 77; lia-l a large fam., of v.hom
many of the disc, res. in Salem, .Mass.
1. Sami>.-on. b. .\pri! Ill, 17t;:i; ni. Sarah Fletcher.
IL Jacob, rem. from Littleton, Mass., to Antrim, N. II. Hewasljyrs. Moderator,
3 yrs. 'ro\vn <;i. ik, ir> yi-. Ivepres.-ntative, State Senator, Councillor and Presidential
Klectcu-. und sonu- time .ludire of the Court of Common I'leas; d. Aug. 20, 1S48; ni.
Betsoy, dau. of Lnac an<l Elizabeth Cumnnui^-sof Wcstf<u-d, Ma.ss. , b. May 2.">, 1778. 1,
Bktskv, b. Junr- i;;. UDG: 2, Ja( or,, b. Fei).' 4, 17i)S; :J, Nancy, I.. Jan. 17, 1800; all d.
in Sept., iM)il. 4, lb.TM;v. b. July 13, 1N»1. T). NANev. h. \\h\\ U, ISrc;!. (i, St j;mit.
1). Ai)ri! 21, iNtl."). 7, I.i ri.rr.v, b" March 1, l.St7. S. Lor;-t;, b. June LJ, Isnii, m.
Andrew C. Co.-liran. m, ivl,,. ..t" Hanco.-k, .\'. H.; d. .la/i., ISli). 9, LvuiA, b. June 1,
1811; in. Ibiiry liiitbii ,,r Antrim. ]n. .I\mk- .M., b. .fulv W. ISLL m. Han.nah Shedd
of ni;i>b,,!n, N. II. 11. Si -AX. 1,. Jul.. IL lsi.-»: m. Ilrnrv 1 >. Pierce of llillsboro (s. of
}b)n. r.-ij. I'i.-r.,'. (Jov. ..f N. H.. ami bio. of l^aid^ Pi.Mv, Pros, of U. S) 1. O/.
/>/////.-.>! llili-lvu-o. VI. llAitciKT. h. An;'. ;;, |-^17: m. 1). W. (iri)ne^, of Cauibridg.^,
Mass. 13. l>A.\e CrM.Mi.N.,-.. I,. Sfj.i, 11, 152'); n,. Louisa Lov,-; res, Pocoline, 111. LK
Mai:v Iv, i>. y\::y b-|, is-v); ,,1. .b.hu Sli-'dil of Atitrim.
II). Jr-si-. lo. Tiib.iiy, a gr. aunt ol TiiVmv. ili,. j^-w.-I-.t .d' X. V, C. 1, Ji-.ssi:
Ba1!I{. of CoiK-ovd. \'. H.: b-arnod ]>rinl.T's bu-ii i-"s of \\r. 11.,;! and bou^rbt ihe AV//;
Kinj'.th'l (hiz.'.t': 111 . 1, S.ir^ih ThJ'.i nu ,\i:x-i res. in Cali forma -J T vrs.; ha.- bro. liv.
in .'araai<-a Plain. Ma<s,
JOHX TUTTLE OF IPSWICH. XXxix
r,:)70l. Siunpson Tattle, h. Littleton, April 10, ITH.""); rem. to Hanro.-k X II ]7S3-
d. May 24, ISry,, a. 91; m. Fob. 24. US'.). Sarjih Fl.irher of We.stfurd Mass " ^ '
I. SaTi.].S(iii, b. May 10, 1790; d. Feb. 10, is.-jT: ni. Mnv ;30, 1820 Marv Me \lli-^ter
of Antrun, N. H. 1. Hokatiu. 2, M.viJY. 3. .TON.\Tif.\xF'. S. 4, L'L-(r.TT\ m Ju<-
]ier Tenney ol Vt. 1, Clar',s'l. 2, MuriiA. o, Sali.y Ann.
_ II. S:irah,l). IVc. 17. 179:^; d. Aprif i:j, 1^77, a. 84: m. Mav 10. 1821, Reuben
V. aslibiiru of Ppterboro. 1, (Jeouoe, m. Abbv Cheni'-v. 1. Fnnik S 2 Fi;\xkiix
3, Sakah. 4, Mai;v. o, Sampson, m. Sarah C. Clarke. 1, AV-crt IL '2 7 /--(V C
y. AhiUK T. fj, Lkonaki). 111. Sarah Wood. 1. JS'Mie. 2, Alio: M. 7 Hicmlv ni
Olive . 8, Anna, 111. Milo P. Ifolnies. 1, Ut-nn/. 9, ILvinnKi.
III. Keinington, b. Auii. 2-"), 1797; ni. April 30, 1829, Luoinda Hartw, 11 of Ililhl.oro
X. H. 1, IJi-Ki-s. 2, Hknkv. m. Sarah C. Kimball. 1, A'!/,, L 2 <7, v; (;,.xlo>/,'
;3, Abi(;ail, la. Joliu H. Felch. 1, Kufie L. 2. K'/^/'ir. ;i J/'C/,//r. 4, Otis m \lice
\\ . Baldwin; (2) Xellie J. Baldwin. /, In- 2(1 m.: 1, Mnrris II. 2 ilir.^ ]f .j
IlAltTWKl.l.. ui. Harriet Dowling. 1, ITomrr R. 2. liii'tph. ' "' ' * " '
IV. Anna. b. Oct. 17, 1799.— rty'/.a'cc/ hu Man; and S':Uy Ann Tul'h of TLn.'rork
3 ( iC ]}antp!fl((ri:.
0377. Willi;ini Tuule, had a large faui. in Litthton, Mas.s., of whom:
03771. Jo.^ei)h Tattle, b. Sterlinsr, Mass.; m. .Mehital>le Cijas.-; i. -i dau.-, 1 s
I. Dan., m. Pannester of llolden, ?*Ia>.s.
II. Dan,, m. Kendall 01 Sterling-. Mass. 1, llKNtAX. 2, JosKi'UUs. 3, Pw.
]n. James Carter Kittredsre, hro. of Gratia: res. Clinton, Mass ; had large fam. of \\honi:
1. Gtooje Fvrdgcc Kiitrtd<ji:, re.s, Adrian, .Mich.
III. Dan., ni. Stearn.s of Lanrasier, .Afass. ; rem. to AV., X. Y.
IV. Sarah, ni. Philip Brown a mnsieiaii of X. Y. C. ; S"v. chil.
V. Peter, b. 17^1: 1,;; (^racc Kiftr''(U;c.
637715. Peter Tattle, ]). Prineetnn, Mass., 17S1: d. in Hanover, X'. II.. March 13 1.^28-
a. 47; stad. ined. with Dr. James Carter of Leominstei-, Mass.; o-rad. Hanover Med' Coll'
rem. to Hanover about 180(1, and I'rarticed and lectured th.-re. His memorv is still held
in e.-;teem in II. He m. Grace, dan. of Dr. Stephen and Mehitable Kn.Wll Kittved-^-e
Avho d. in Milford X. H., March 8. 1879 i.: ^ '
I. Eujeline, b. Sept. 12, 1ni)<); ,u. Caj.t. ^\ m. ],y,y. res. Plea.^ant Vallev or ViHe
\\ is. 1, Cji.\ki.otte. b. 1835: m. Geo. Steele, s. of ex (Jov. Steele of X H ■pe'eiboro-
res. Pleasant Valley, Wise. 2, Ltzzik, b. Sept. 1].]S52: m. Jnne l ]s7-i Robert f'
Miller, res. St. Paal, Minn. 1. W„t. iJar^riu, h. Sept. 15, ]S7i;.
n. Erasmns Darwin, Fe!>. 12, 1812; d. Jnlv 2, 1834 at Trov, X. Y..njevcht m
lbo3, Charlotte Locke \\ hitcomb, dau (d' John NVhitc'omb of Hancock, X. 11 Jolni
U hitcomb was the first Postmaster in Hancock apjit. ISOO. till d. His wf %\ as cinilottr'
Locke of Fitchlnirg, Ma.-^s,, a or. dau. of ]?ev. Samuel Lo.'ke D.J).. Prest. IL:rv ('.,11
1-70-73. ADoi.fuus Daj'.wix, b. 1834: res. Hancock, merclu. succeeded his ^t fathe:-
\\ hitcomb as Postmaster of H. on the d. of the latter, two Postmasters in 70 vear^ He
m. Lucy M., dau. of Rev. A. Bigelow of Hancock. 1, Charl,'s Whitcomh, now 'lSs2 stud
at Bowdoin Coll. ■ - '
HI Geo. Fordyce. b. Dec. 27, 1814; ])ad but three months in.-^truction at the com-
mon school, and when his f. d. was th.rown on his own resources for a living. He is ;i
man of talent and with a good education, could have taken a liigh j.lace. He has fill.ii
some town oflices every year for 20 years past. Is now notarv ].uhlic fur ^^'indsor Co.,
\t.,aud has practiced several years in justice's courts. Is often called u])on to speak
at Fairs. In 1.882 he visited Hanover, X. II. and was at a.fam. gatherinir of the Simonds
Hethen delivered a lecture before the Grange; subject. The P n'-hidoric Jinrc of Amcri.-.i .
It IS over 30 years since he has seen any of liis Ijrothers or si.srers; farmer; res. So
Reading, \i. He communicated this reeo'rd of Wm. Tattle's desc. ; in. .March' 23 1.^4-1
Loui'<a Delano of Boston, .Mass. /. 1, Gi:o Krni{i;u*;K, b. Dec. 10 1843- d Sei)! '^o' IS-i.^'
IV. Chas. Bell, b. May 9. 1819: d. .Milfonl. X. H. D( e. K;, is80; held man v otlices'
o years Pustma-iter of Andier.Vt. Co. seat of Hil!>bon. Co.. X. 11. Town t'ler'k Sec
Hillsl)o;o Co. .Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Register of Det ds for Ilillsi^oro Co. 3 v.^ars. Sherit:
of the Co. 1 ye;..r. Asst. .\sses.sor C S. Rev. S.-rvice 10 vears ••well known and mu. h
beloved in X. Hamp." He left Gen. iiapers of the Kittredsre fam. in MiifVMd- m Lvdia
Ann Cleves of Mr. Vernon, X. H: (2) Sept. 4. 1807 Cornelia^H. dau. of Leonard' and Vlarv
1. Diekev C],.se of Milford, X. H.; L by 1st m. 1. Cathekixi: A., m. Frank \V. Cluoe
ot .M. lialt bro. of Cornelia K. /. 1, LonmrO (;,.;-l,,n. h. Feb, l.".. ls;s. 2. K''itl, 'J'uf", h
Marcli 30, 1^8i. /. by 2d m : 2, >Kiin-i)X CiiasK, b. June 29, Lsr5. 3, LEux.Ui;. M -.snx
b. .\n-. 30, 1877. 4, Donald Dickkv, b, \x\rr, 2\K 1879.
xl joiix TUTTLE OF ii'swrcir.
I V. (Jratisi, b. Feb. 20, 18i?0; d. Md. Ih-r. 5, 1S(),S: ni. <iilmaii Wh-elci-, of Mil.
morcht. 1 o. 1, K.VTIK, in. Win. U. Oicutt, lawyer, re.s. Arlin^i^toii, Mu.'^.s.
! VI. Pipnticc Kittrcdcre; b. Nov l:^, IS-^I; sorved in I'nion army fiom Jiilv ;30. ISOl
I to July 30, 18')4; liis l:ro. (feo. F. 'i'ultlc, iliiid-.s lie lield a coinniission, but is not sure;
I m. Miirch o, bS-lG. >rari;i I-. Dennis f>l' Ibm., N. H. wlio d. May 8, ]^<i!7; (•-?) Aug-usta A.'
I lieddinirioaof Keokuk, Ii>\va; 1). (ib-ns Falls, X. Y.; res. Hamilton, 111. 1, Jessk, b. .inly
[ 7, l.S()0. 5, M.VKiA Lorrs.-v, b. April 21, Ibfu. i. I'y X.M ni.: o, (ixxrix, b. Jan. 2), is')',},
!• -1, Katk Aixa-sT.v, Mav 7, lS7i.
I VII. AVui. Cullen, b. May 1?., IS-Mk r.^s. Corv/in^ville, rjearficld Co., Pa.: m. Nov.
o, 1S46, Curoftne Laws of Peterboro. X. H., who d. .i\ i. Ucl 11, ly.lO; (2) Ellen Lan-lev,
I 1 c. 1, M.\UY Jank, b, Sei)t. n, lSij-1
i
j Go7.10. Jothani Tuttleof ^Varo, X'. Ilanip., said to have emifrrated from Conn.; chil.:
! " I. Stephen, b. M a rcdi 10, 177-2; lu. Sarah Holt.
II. Sinioi;, in. and had s. Jesse: d. in Boston about ISHO, anil Simon jr., now..
• ' 1871: livino; in Fitehlturg-, Mass., and lias de-,eendants living in East Uo'^iou.
|- III. Joihani, settled in Boscawen. X'. H.
;. IV. 'rimotiiy, settled in Tunljridye, Vt.
i V. Samuel.
■ \'I. Jicnjaiiiin.
j VI 1. Ohve.
I Go7.10. Stephen Tuttle, b. March 10. 177v.'; rcm.l^tn We-tern, Vt., 180:^; m. Sarah,
dau. of KetiluMi Holt of Amiierst. X. II., b. Xov. 1!;, 177-3: <1. Oet. '20, l8ol.
I. Sarah, 1). June 10, 171(9; in. Chailee.
IT. Eb:-ne-/.er Holt, b. June 21, ISOO; u,. B,;tsev Sherwin.
j HI. Stephen, b. .Vu.a-. -2-, Isoi.
j IV. Ueubrn, b, ()i:t. ;>1. 1^06; unni. ; res. V\'estern Vermont,
j V. Sally. July 11, isos; ,1. Miuvh ]:», ].s;j-J;
: VI. I'liliv, mav 22, l-SlO; num.: re-. Sanficrove.
I VII. Cvriis, Aiitr. lo, 1^13; re.-. Wenham. Mass.
I VIII. Lnnruy, Sej.t. 2r), 1S14: m. James Ihiskell; res. Salem, Mass.
i-
! 0-27.10. Fb..iuzer Holt Tuttle. 1). Jane 22. ISOO. '- T'nele Ben;" m. X..v. 1820. Betsey,
; dau. of Jonathan Sherwin of Landprrn-e. Vt,, b. Dec. 1:!, 1797: d. 0<t. 20 1n?>0: (2^ Mav
r lo, lS-11, H:uw,ah, dau. nf Jolm Fe'lton of S.. b, OrA. 9, 1809. He is afarmerand ium' f'r
??■ miller in Peru. Yx. ; i.
' I. Marcia M., b. Xnv. 11, .1821; d. Ant;-. 7. 1847.
■• II. Amanda P., b. Jan. o, ls2t;: d. Julv 8, 182S,
HI. Krs'ali, b. Aj.ril IK, 1827; d. Jan. 12, IsO,-,.
IV. BoMiia, b. S.pt. 19, 1-.2S; d. Jan. 12, lN4r.
\\ Win. F,., b. Dec. in, 1800; m-. Jan. 1, 18Vi, .Marv Jane, dau. of Ephraim Haz-
! eltincMd' \V, ;t.>n. Vt., b. Xov. 11, 1804: L Mauy K., b. Sept. 7, 18.">S.
j VI. Sarali Jane, b. June 14, 1802: d. Mav 2, 1870.
VII. Warien. b. Sept. 19, ISOO: d. Feb. -20, 1804.
VIII. Chavh-s W.. b. Feb. 9, ISOo; in. Sept. 11, 1S.~>7. Maria X. Pdoo.l, b. Xov. 2.^,
18-10. 1, hiViNG, b. Sept. 24, 1802; d. Feb. 9, 1805. 2, Evekktt W., b. April 28, 1S07.
IX. (i.'tnirc, b. 1807: d. Julv 2, 1808.
X. Betsey, b. Oct. 20, 1S;<9"; m. Aw::. 28, 18.)8, Alien, s. of Moodv Eoby of Peru,
Vt., b Dec. 1. is;;s. l, Minme, b. May 4, 1800. 2. I.XA Bki.l, b. Sept, 7, 1803; d.
! Ajiril 12, isOI. :;, 11i;ni;y C, b. Julv 0, isos. ^ bv2dm.:
( XI, .Marv M., b, Srpt. -..'. ],S42; d. Feb. 19. lsV,2.
I XII. AOI.e- F., b, D.'c. 0, 1840: m. Edward, s. of Fdward Burnap of Ludlow, Vt.,
I ' b. April :;i>. 1-:',} 1. Waltku, h. Julv 8, 1S04. 2, Auriiiri;, b. Xov. 25, 180.3.
i Xill. L;;cv II., !), April 28. 1840.
j XIV. l.uthrr .M., b. Aug. 4, 1848.
I XV, Ihuma M., b. Xov. 28, 18.-iO.
i XVI. I !.■!..■ .M., b. Feb. 22. 18V2: m. X(n-. 10, 1809, Egbert, s. of T.-^aac Davis of Sand-
j gr..v.-: b. Xov. 29, IS Pi.
I
i
I James or John Tuttle, sup. of Dover, X. H., fam. was a Rev. .soldier; had brother
• SlfiJien and Niius:
! I. James.
i
t
JOllX TL'Tri.i: OF IPSWICH.
xli
II. John, 1). nt Aiuhrrst, X. II.; 17TT, <1. 1S4;>: set. in Jt)linsonsl.iiri;-. W'voniin^--
Co., N. Y.; i: 1, Joirx, n-s. Ik'rliii, OiiawaCo., .Midi. H. Lvmax. ;J, K.\n-,'<om. 4
HlR.\:^r, res. Caunon-<bu;-ij-. Kout Co., Mirh. .5, On.\N(;K H.
III. Jotliuiu, .set. ut v"^cickL'tt"s Harbor, after war of ISIO.
Siiuoti Tuitle, an oltl man in l^-GO. was living in Lincoln, X. H., fanner and tavern
kr'fi>or. He wa.s from Littleton, Mass.
03^^. John Tnttlp, ni. Sarali ■.
I. Sarah, b. Aul'. '2(>, 1741; d. num.
II. John, b. Jnly :^>0, 174:J: in. May •:, 177?,. Elizaberli Leiijhton.
HI. Kli/.abetli, b. Feb. M, 174o; ni. WooiL ('J) Juhii Law; (;5) Gates of
We.st minster, i. hy 1st ni.: 1, Lois \^'()(lD, d. a. 15. {. liy "Jd m. • '2, Ei.izaketh
L.A.T.-, ni. Dres.ser. 3, S.\i!-\ir Law, m. Hivoll. /. bv )k\ m.': 4 Olive
Gatks. • "
IV. Annis, b. Mairu l^. 1747: <1. Xov. 19, 17r.O,
V. Mary. b. May •,'. 1741); .1. ^ept. \->. 17.->:i.
\'\. Jonathan, b. Sept. :;il, 175:i; in. Aiii,'. fi, 17S1, (.'atliarine Gray.
A'll. Mary, b. Au-. '^'L 17o-"5: in. Fel). iS, 17S-J. Henry Davis.
VIII. Martha, b. Xov. 4. 17j7: m. Lieut. Bobbins, and d. a. S2.
l.V. Aiii'is, b. Aug. 1."), 17(31; m. Francis Whife of Concord, >ra.';s., and had y sons
and (j fl;ias.
X- Jedidiali. May 20. 1~,{><: m. Lydia, only dan. of Col. John Porter, lie was at
last div(i!-<-ed from his \vif<-, and d. a. abt. sO.
XL Hurotliy, Muroli 2, 1771: m. lai" in life, Eliis, who d. s. i. She d. a. 70,
at Potsdam, X. V., at lu.'.is.^ ^.f u dian, ol jier sis. Annis.
Q-l>-2. John 'I'little, b. Juh" oO, 17L:'.; m. .Mav 2, 1773, Eli:^abeth Leighton b Ports-
mouth. X. 11., Mareh •.?(;, 17.";:i: 13 chiL
1. John Leighton. b. Feb. ]'_K 1774; Ha.rv. <^;r.l. 171i(J: Jn.'tieo and lav/yer at i'tmcnrd.
Mass.; Postmaster tii Littleton, ^las-. ; Ci-nnty Treasurer and Siate St-natdr: ai)]ir,inted!
1S1"2, Lieut. Col. Commandant 9tli IJe^'t. Coin, inf.: made a.ll haste with his ci^niuia.nil,
yet was a litrle too late to ]>artieipate in the battle of Saclceit'.^ Harb<.r; aii|'oin;ed L-Jrii,'--
ado Paviuaster, and d. at NVaiertown. X. \., July 'Jo, IsJo, under very suspiei.jus cir-
cunistauees, soon after receiving a large sum of <iov. money; sup[josed poj.soiied for tii"
purpose of robbery by a woman at whose house ]'.e v.as convalescing from a seven- sic !v-
ness. She was arrested, but during her examin.ation escajied from her guards, nishi-d
to the river, threw herself in and was drowned.- — Iloiiijliif His!, "f Jcjf't ri'^'H Co
II. Abel, JulvT, 177.-,.
HI. Sila< b. March 3, 1777; d. S. pt. 18. 177S.
IV. Ah'd b. Oct. 20. 177^; d a. I(i.
V. Elizabeth Cbirham. b. ]7^0: m. Jotliam Hunt; 0 ehil. 1, Sxir.T, Boitx. 2^
Emz.Mnyiif A.\.\ Hint. b. Aug. 1. ISO';; d. Jan., 1S71>; m. Xov. 26, 1833, Setii Chaii'-
dler Sherman, r.-m. to (^Uiincey, 111., and d. three days after her husband; .j cliil., ot
whom 2 snrv. 1, Ff rdihund, res. Umaha., Xeb.; has large fam. 2, .'<i/K(tnn(i. wid. of
Jeptha Dudley; lias 3 chil. 3, TlTTJ.K IIuxT, num.; res. Quincey, 111. 4. Tiro.MAS
GuF.iiX FKssKxni:x lUxx, m. but d. s. i. o, Sis.vy PIrxT, d. iinni.'
VI. Sarah, b. March 4, 178-2; d. at d'roveland, Mass.. Nov. 9, 1877, in tin- OGth vr.
of her a. "When I knev,- Miss Tuttle ami Mrs. Fessenden they were at tlie home" of
their niece, Mrs. Bullard (l8fi2-3) in Andnver, .Mass. Miss Tuttle" was abtntt 80, her sis.
nearly as old; both well educated and cultured hidi'-s. and Miss Tuttle had a verv su])er-
ior mind. She had written a number of successful Sunday scdiool Ixioks, and was still
jiroseciiting her literary work, v/riting fur the press. She was so bright and interesting
in conversation tiiat students often sought her S!)ciety. Mrs. Fessenden was less intei-"-
esiing and less gifted, Init both were very good women, though exceedingly unlike in all
their characteristics: Miss Tuttle was fat, lively, cheerful and talkative, and a Congre-
gationalist; .Mrs. F. was thin, solemn, sedaie and reserved, and a devout Ei)iscoi)aliaii "
— -I. L. Purl.:
VII. Andrew, X-n-. 20. 17S3; d. Mandi, 31, 1784.
VIIL Lydia. .Inne 4. 17^.1; d. .v. i. at Wayhind, Mass., A]iril 14, 180(3. a. 81; m. Sept.
o. 1^13, Thomas Green Fessenden. jiiict and agrieulMi'.al writer, b. W'alpole, X. IL. April
22. 1771; d. hioston, Xov. I], 1S37: Dart. Cd. ITDO, stud, law, but the i>..puhuity of a
little poem, Jomdhnu's Coitrt.'ihip. led him to thf pniwuir of literature. In London. Eng.,
18I'3, he pub. a poem, Turribk Tn'.rf'jration, ■ a satire of the Medical Profe; sivjii. "lu
Xlii JOHN TUTTLE OF IPSWICH.
18i)4 setilfd ill Boston ami i.al). I),_inocva,-}i VniuUril, a saliro in vov.-m', mid other similar
])i("Cf"S: edited Wtddij ln--<]M rt^r in N. Y. 2 yrs. Pnic. ]:nv in Bellows l'\ills 2 yrs., 1S12-
rem. to Brattldboro, Vi., ISlo, and ])ul). The Rrp,rrtn\ a political journal, and edit. The
B. F. Iittriririr-i.ee r, lSl()--22. From \H-22 till d. pub. at Bo^t.in, The JVew Enqimd
Farnor, a we<'kly a-Ticultuial journal of i,n-eat value. He also i)ul). variou.s treatises on
ni-ricultnr.-il sul)je.-ts and edit--d a JLn-tieu'lt'i ra! ]lf fjisfer. His other writinirs are: The
La(ltr.'<' Jfjni[,>r, ]SIS: L-ncs ,>f Patent^, ISO"'; Am. ^Flks Con.pared. l^lo.— Brake .-< Ihon
Diet. ' - J-
IX. Anna, h. July 20, 17ST: d. 1S-3S: in. Oct. 20, l.'^06. Samuel .Tones, Escj 1 -\n\.\
TrTTLK. b. Jan. ;-Ji. liiOS; m. June 2, Is2y. liev. Artemas Bullard: 7 ehil., (.f whom
only one surv. (1880K 1. Her. Ile/tr// Jiullurd, b. Sept. 23, ]s;5t); now, 1880, of St.
Josephs, Mn.: in. Aui<-. 30, 1870, Helen Maria Nelson; 2 chih. from whoui Hon.' Hiland
Hall obtained much infonnatioa about fani. of Jolm and Eli/.abrth Leiirhton Tuttle; 3
chil. 1, Anna Leitrhton, b. Feb. 10, 1873; d. Julv 10, ^m vr 2 wZ.i'n Nelson b
Nov. U), \S1\. 3, Alice, b. Oct. 4. 1870. " " ' ' '
X. Andrew, Feb. 4, 178;:): d. .Mav 27, 1790. 2, Sak.vu Susanna, h J.v\ \o 1810-
a. Dec. 27, 1815. . , . ,
X[. Susanna, May 27, 1700; d. Oct. lo, 1701.
XII. Susanna, b. Oct. 18, 17.H; d. a. 10,
Xlll. Phtnice, July 20. 17!) J, d. in childbirth, June 24, 1S24; m. July lo, 1819, l{ev.
Gardner B. Perry, i. SAi'.Air C'AMi'r.Ki.i.. Sept. 2, 1821; in. Peter Parker and liad 8
chil.,,of Axlioin 2 are ni. 2, Pjikhi:, Jan., 1823; in. her cous.. Alvah B. Perrv. and d.
soon after birth of her dau. 1. Clir'i. who m. Geo. Griffin of Phila., and has dan' Ethel.
3. E!.i7,Alu:rn Ldiohtun, June 4, 1824; m. Burton K. Merrill ..f Groveland, Mass., .«. i.
G38G. Jonathan Tattle, b. in Lit., Mass.. Sept. 30, 1753: scd. in Ih-v. Army; rem.
abt. 1807 to LandalT. Grafton (.'<... .\. H.; m. Au.^^ G, 17M, Catharine Grav ofSa'cm
Mass.. Sept. 1802. Chil. b. at Lit. " ' ' '
1 Jonathan, h. Nov. 10, 17:!>2; d. .v. i. in Lynn. Mass., abt. 1840; tauL-^ht scliool
most of Ills life id New Brdford and Lvnn.
IL Amos Hanlin, b. Oct. 21 17S4; d. Auir. 13, 1701.
III. Catharine, b. \\v^. 9, 178(3; m. Edward C. Bead, who d. s. ;'., 18o0; widow
livinLr abt. ],S70, in the fam. of Deii. Tuttle at Littleton.
IV. Ashel. July IG. 1788: left homea voun^' man, and never heard from
V. Ibji-atio, Dec. 22, 1790; d. Dec. 1S42, at Barnet, Vt., while Wlv.\^. aiisent from
h.mue for nied. treatment; learned trade of blachsmiihat Inah, X. II.; r.-m. to Littleton,
N. H.; thence after three yrs. to Eaton, Lower Canada; returned and abt. 1829 set. in Cole
brook, Coos Co., N. H., where lie liveil and -worked at liis trade; m. abt. 1812, Betjiv
Thonias of Acton, Mass. 1, Joxatjian, .^pril G, 1814; d. Aug. 0.1843. 2, John Lkic.ii-
T0.\. b. Sept. 22, ISlo; d. abt. 1838. 3. Ciiaklks MAKXrN. Feb. 'is. 18lS: M. D. : res. Lit-
tleton, N. 11. 4, Suii;ATr:s, Nov. in, islS); brought up a bhicksmith, but wln-n 21 vear.-^of
aire he and hard work " fell out," re<ullinii- in a lasting alienation; taught s(diool in N. J.,
1841-4; stud, law; adm. to bar in N. J., 184y. Has .^ince been prominent in N. J. poli-
tics (Bebublicau), and twice elected nuiyor of Paterson. N. J. ."», Bktsy, Aug. 9. 1822;
dist. for ])i.'ty; m. E. Harwood. G, \Vrii.TAM, b. May 8, 1821; machinist ;'d. at 'm\'
house (Socrates Tuttle) Jan. 8, 18G9. 7. Hokaiio (Lvtf.s, April 22, 1827; destin'v
unknown. 8, Catiiakine GiiAV, twin with H. G.; m. Nelson, a teacher at Sprin"-'
Vall.y, Orange Co., N. Y. 0, Maiiv, Aug. 23, ].s:jU; m. J. dm Sargent; res. LitHetoni
VI. Amos Hardin. Auir. 10, 1702.
VII. Edward. .May 27, 1704.
A'lH. Socrates, Nov. 2, 170G: .Nf. 1)., prac. in Barnet, Vt. ; m. 1, MaFvY, d. in
youtli. 2, LoriiA. m. Frank- Eastnuie,, mendiant of Littleton, N. II.
LV. William, Jan, 3. 17;*';); re>. many years at Ann Arbor, .Mich; rem, to Kansas:
m. ; st.'V. cliil. 1. , htwver. 2, , dnrtor:
X. SiM-ah, ^daroh S. IsOL I.Dai.'
XL J. din, Feb. s, 1s!j7; m. , and d.. at W'etmore, Lake Co., Mich b a vilify wid
and cl'ildren.— 7/>/(. SjrratLS. Tuttle. P,il, r--< >n. y. J. ■ ""'
6387. Mary Tllttlo, b. Aug. 24, \:oo: d. at Grafton. Vt.. April 12, \^i[). a, 04;
m. F.!). 12, ]:>2, Ib'ury, s. nf Beiijami!-! Davi.-, of (ir.iton. Mass, b Oct 17 17.")S- (i at"
<.rat;nn, Feb. it, ]v^42, a. s4; s(d. of the Brv., and was with Stark at Bunker liilL " behind
the rad fence;" 10 (diil., of whom:
^\
■1 /r-
/A.^.r/ y^r.,^
JOIIX TUTTLK OF IPSWICn.
xliii
63871. Dolly Tlittle Davis, b. Maroli 2, \:ii2: d. Jau. 8. INTO. a. 87. She was
10111:11 kiible f.'.r aiiiial/ility, irood, strong sense, and the doniestir viitiic-.s; 7n. in Roclviiig-
liaui, W., lliiand Hall,"'- b. Bennington, Vt., July 2i>, ITD-J. Spent liis boyhood on his
father'.^ farm. .Admitted to tlie bar, 1819; Rep. in Vt. Leg., 18"27; State's Attorney sev.
vrs. ; Mem. Cong. 1833 to 1843: Rank Commissioner, 1843 to 184t); four yeary Judge
Supreme Court of Vt. In ls.")0 Second Comptroller I'. S. Treasury; Land Commissioner
for California, 18.')1-1; (inv. of Vermont, 18-")0-G0; ]'>elegate to Peace Cougtcss, Feb.,
ISCl. Auilior of i//,vr.j/7/ (/ Vrr,/i'>r,f, ^ vo., 18(!8; LL.D. Utiiv. of Vt., LSoO; res. No.
Bennington; 17 gr. chiL, 18 gt. gr. cl.il.
l."" Marsliall Carter. b.^March 7, 18-20; m. at Arlington, A])ril 20, 1844, Sopliia
Baker Demi 111;, b. Arl., Feb. 27, 1820; he d. June In. 18^1. 1, Fk.xncks IlKT,ii.v, b.
Dec. 20. 1^41; ni. Nov. 12, 1867, Jonas S. ileiirtt of Troy, N. Y. He has au iron car
-wheel foundry at Trov. 1. Gracr, Sept. 20, 1868; d. Julv 5, 18*">9. 2. JonasV., Mav 27.
1870. 3. fyiinc-.'^ Hkl, b. .March 30, 1S74. 2, S.VMtki, Baker, b. Feb. 17, 1840;
■cashier of the North Bennington (Vt.) Bank (National): m. Oct. 30, 1870. Sarah I'^ay, dau.
of (leo. \V. Robinson, b. (Jet. fi l.s45, ;it B. 1, Urm'n'j, h. Se]>t. 3, 1871. 2, ll<''hiu»oi] ,
April 30. 1873. 3. Fmwrs, b. Novr 27, 1877; d. June 11. 1879. SiniHclCdrUr, b.
March 10, 1881. 3, Soi'iii.v Di:min(;, b. Avlin!j:t<m, \i., Dec. 13, 1847.
IL F.liza Davis Hall, b. Aug. 2!i.l821; m, Nov. 29. 1842, Adin Thaver, jr,,
merch, at Ili.usick Falls, N. Y. ; d. x. i. at Hoosick Falls, Aug. 10. 1843. He m. (2) .
IIL Henry Davis Hall, b. May .',, 1823; has a clotlung'and .^hoe store at No. Ben-
nington; m. .March 24. 1847. Caroline Thatcher of Ben., b. Nov. 20, 182"). 1, Ei.iz.v
Davis, b. Jan. <3, 1848; m. Oct. 24, 18G7, Honrv T. Cuslimau. b. Ben., Mav l(j, 1844.
Inventor and Patent Asrenr at No. ]?en.: d. Mav 3. 1877. 1, ChnrltH IMl. Nov. 1. 1870r
•d. April ."), 1877. 2, Roheri Henry, Aug, 8, 1873; d. Aprils, 1877, 3, Arthar Cu-^ltinati,'
July 10, 187."). 4, John Henry, June 13, 1877. f). W'm. <',irn>n, b. Sept. T), INH). 2.
CiiAiii.KS Hiontv, b. }<larch 3, 1853; d. Dec. 11, 18."")4. 3, CAi!om.\K TiiA'i\ in:u. !•.
March 1, l8.-)0; m. Dec. 9, 1874, Frank G. Mattison, b. Shaftsburv. Vt,. .A.ug. 20, 1846;
res. Rutland; local editor of Ihitland //r/v/A/ tf- GhM . 1, Lihi Hall, Aug. 4, 187G. 2.
Dncne Frank, Feb. 2. 1879. 3. hohcrt Ufhry, Oc\.. 12. 18>0, 4. Hilanp, b. Feb.
28, 1801. ,T, WiT.i.iAM Cakuo(,l. b. June 7, 18'J7; d. May 23. 1S77.
IV. Hiland Hulibard Hall, b. Jan. 19. 1825; d. s. i. "at San Franci.Mjo, Cab, Dec. 9.
1851, of Panama fever, one week after reaching the city, via tlu- isthmus, where lie had
remained ten days waiting for a steamer. He was at the time Clerk of the U. S. Land
Commission; m. Sept, 19, 1>^19. Jane .\, Waters. 1). Ben. She m. (2) 1852, Benjamin
Doro, .ind res. a: San F.
V. Nathaniel 151aciiby Hall, b. Sept. 2, 1S2li: cdiic. a lawyer; now (1883) lieal
Estate, Loan and Insurance Agent at Jacksmi Mich. He served as Major t/f ilie l^th
R-r-gt, Vt. Vols., and wa.s in tlie battle of (/ettysburgh; m. Feb. 25, 1850, Martha Bost-
wick Rouse, b at Pittsiown, N. Y., April 27, 1829. 1, Hauiuet Bostwick. b. Jan. 7,
1N51; in. Sejic. 7, 1874, Ciiarles W, K<-mieuy. b. at Cana.^toia. N. Y.. Ja,!. 19, 1845; ].,ier;t.
Commander F. S. N. Has served on the Pacific Coast; I'rof. of Miith. at N. Acad.,
Anna])olis; now (1880) Ist OiEcer I'. S. Stmr. Quinebaiiir, of the Mediteranean Squadron.
His fam. at Jackson, Mich.. 1. C/unh k I'hifUps. h. 1,! June 23, 1^75. 2, Kni. ]fnU, b,
Annap,, Nov. 21, 1876, 3. U'^brrt I.irii,rist„n, l.>. A., Feb. 22, 1878. 2, Hii,..\-M) liuii-
baud, b. Sei.t. 9, 1852: d. A].ril 24. ls54. 3. Heni;v liors'-:, b. Sept, 15, 1879; m,
Anna M. Brown at Jackson, April 5, iss2; she d. .March 7, 1862. 4, Dolly, .\ng. 22,
l^Gl.
VI. Laura Vanderspiegei Hall, b Jan. 27, 1828: d. at Brooklyn, N. Y., June 21,,
1875; m. at Benninirton, \'t., I'ec. 15, l,vl6, Trenor \V. Park, b. Dec. s, 1823, in Wood-
*i. John }Ia.!t, b. in Kng-., \=.^y. to Boston. 16,3; Hartfo.-d. 1636; Middletovvn, iC^o; d. there, May
20, 1C.73; /.: lolin, Rich.T.rd, S.irih, anccitress of the Weimorcs, and S'amucl .ill b. in Kng-.
2. Samuel Hall, b. 1-2;; d. in Mid. ic'90; m, 1662, Elizabeth, dau- of 1 hom.is Cooiv of Guilford, Conn.
i., Saniufl, John and Thomas.
\. Thomas Hall, b S.m-^. 25, 1^71; went with his wid iwcd mother to Guilford; m. Feb. i, i66j,
Mary Hiland. He d. at G.. Feb. i, 175,; / 3 dans, and 3 ss., of whr.ni;
4. Hiland Hull, b. G., Scr-t. ?o, 170?: m. Rnchei. dau. of Daniel and Mary iHall) F.ijhop. a j;t. ^r.
•dau, of W'm. Hall, who came from Kent Co , Enir., iCjq, wit'l Rev, Henry Whirtield to Guilford. .Maiy-
Hall was dau. of John and Flizabeih (Smith) Hall. KHzab'th Smith was dau, of Geort;e and Sarah
Smith. Hiland Hall d. in (t., June 16. i-,Si; .'. 6 ss. and 2 dai's. of whom
5. Thomas Hall, b. G., Feb. ii, i72''';m. .-Vpril 10, ir.si, i'heb'ir Hh'.ch.ley: rem. to Woodbury, Ro.\bury
Parish, Conn,, 175 ,. thcni.c to Dennint'tun, Vl., 177^. ;-.r.d <1. '.here, Dec. 13. 1^:2: •',:
6. Nathaniel Hall.b. \V., Conn .March 4, r7r3: m. Oct .-, 17.J4, .-^biuail Hubbard of Norfolk:, Conn.,
b. ?>liddleto,vn. Oct. iS, 1767, dau. of Flijali of .Vl.; d. ir. f.Un;iington, March •_•). iS)6. Ked. in H.,
March 4, i?4:i; /, -i ss. gdaus., of whom •
7. Hiland Ha'l as above,— O//.-. ('r //,";, //.'•(V«///Az//.
Xliv JOIiX TUTTLE OF Il'SWICII.
ft.nl, Vr.; wed. a coiuiuou .-cliool fdiK-;tfioii; stud, law and pmc. in Vt. ; r.-in to
("ill., 18.72, aud was i>artiier with G^n. Ilalk-ck, firm of Halleck, Peadiev', BiUino-s
sinu Park of San Francisco, which did a hi rg-f? .share of the controversial" land title
)>u>ini'ss of the state, and in a few years lie had earned enough nionev, as a lawyer, to
invest in real estate, miniiiir and other ventures, whicli all prove<l successful.
, Ahont lSo(3 lu' took cliar_t;-e of the Marii)osa estate, then owned bv d'en. Fremont
I and (v.'ntually sold it to an Eastern Co. willi a capital of ten millions. About 18GH
1 lie returned to the East and bo'ight ii]) the first mort. lionds of the \V. Vt. K. 1?.. and
afterwanls reoriranized it under the name of the Benning-ton and Kutland H. K. lie was
I connected with the jmicha.se of the Emma Mine, and was the chief ag-ent in sellinc" it to
ICnprlisli cajiitalists for five jiiillifms of dollars. He kept his own stock, settled with t}ie
Enii,li->h stockholder.--, and as late a- la-t 'llianksgiving Day. said to a friend that he
I considfued the mine worth, twice as much as he sold it for in London. Ih- was a
I man who S])oke always with great delilierntion, and si'cmed to wei"-h his words .>are.
j fully. \Vifh a few friends he secured a controlling i)iterest in the'^Panama \{ . \i. (jf
I wliich he became J'res., and during the ten yrs. of "his connection with it. was tin- c'm-
i trolling spirit, until he sold it. in ls>)l, to the DeLejseps (.'anal Co. for ai)our twentv mil-
lions, receiving about four millions for his own share of the .stock. He d. at sea, of
I paralysis, Dec. VS, lSS-2, on Steamship San Bias, on voyage from N. Y. to Aspjuwall.
I He wasPres. of the No. Bennington Xat. Bank and liad a summer res. there. He was aii
inveterate reader, tlnniirluful, unol)a-usive and of grt at nuMital force — A' }' Ti)/ir-,-^ m
(2) May oO. lS^-,\ Ella, dan. wf A. C. Nichols of San F., Cal., b. bS-iT. i, Ei.rzv H\ll"
b. Ben.. .\ov. 17, iS-t^: m. Auir. ^^0. b^Tl, John (f. Mc( ■ull,,ug]i, b. Newaik, Del. Sept'
10, js;',:,- lawyer and Attorney (ieneralof Cal.iPres. Patuima'P.. ]{,; res. Bennington, Vt'
1, JJt'n P<iri'.\ b. San F. , June 2o, 1872. 2. Kliznl,et]i L:iiir:i. b. No. Ben., Jiilv 22, l'87:3
0, A'/iu S,ir,(/(, b. July 20. 1874. 2, L.vl-i;.\. ll.vr.i., b. Se]>t. 8, IS.lS; j... at'Xo."Bcn' Vt'
July 27, ISsi), Frederick B. Jennings; res. N. Y. C. 1, r,rry ']1,,U.\). Mav 10 is'si'
'6, '1'i;k,\(>h Lttiikh, b. S:'n F., Jan. 0, 1801; grad. Harv. Col., 18s:i
VII. John Vanderspiegel Hall. b. Fob. 10, 1881; lawver; Clerk <d' the ('(mnivand
Sniircrne Coart at Bennington: v.\. Sept. 15. 1800. Nellie Evans Lvman. 1, FLOiuLx't.
July (i, l^CI. 2. Enw.\i;D Jniix. July lo, ISHf,. ■?,_ Adopted, " and nam'ed Cit.vKi.ES
H.vi.L, b. A];ril 1. ]s7U; m. (2) I.ucinda P., widow of Fran<-is N. HoBev of W'aterburv
Conn., Dec. oO, 1880: b. July lo, 18:!7.
Vlll. Charles, b. Xov. 18. ls;j2; wln-'lesale and retail crockerv merch. at S]>rimrfield
Mass.; m. Sept., iSoO, Jane E. Cady. b. Sept. 17, iSj;!; d. Ushkosh, Wis., Urt 2"l>^ti2'
(2) April 10. 1804. at 1-ake Mills. Wi.s., :Miiia C. Phillips (wid. of J. F. ), b. Jvih \A, l^Ho!
1, E\L!{\ \'.\Ni>Ki!sr'iF.OKi.. March 14, 18")X. 2, 'I'kkxoh P.vki^, June 20 fSfi.^'d b"
April 24, 1S7U. ;j, .M.\i<Y Dknsv, ]>ec. 81, 1871. 4, Cuaklks, Aug. 12, 1874. '
6G. Abigail Tuttle, h. Uct. 7, 107:!; d. Sept. :!(). 17o0. a. 8;:!: m. April 27 1000
I'hileiiion Warner, b. Ipswich, Aug. 1, 1075; d. May 0, 17-H; s. of Dani.d ai\d ' Sarah
Ihuie \\ arner.^-'
I. Philemon, b. Jati. 17. 1008.
■A. Daniel, b. May yo, 1000; m. Sarah Hill.
662. Daniel Warner, b. May 80, 1000; m. Dec. 15, 1720, Sarah Hill, dauirhtcr
of Capt. Nathaniel and Sarah (Nutl) Hill, and granddaughter of A'aleutine lliU l^v his
wife .Maiy, dan. of Gov. Theophilus tlaton. " "
I. Sarah, b. 1725; m. 1740. Henrv Sherburne.
H. Daniel, b. 1728; d. in England, 1740.
HI. Col. Jonathan, 1>. 1720; (see note, p. oOO, Wentworth Genealoo-y)
IV. Williatn, b. 1720; d. soon. '^'
V. Nathanii'l, b. 1781; d. young.
VI. Samuel, h. 1788; d. voung.
*\Villi,^m Warner was f . of :
I. I'.-i"!<--l, v.-ho <S. 1696; m. .Sep:. ^3. i^Z, .S.irah Dane, and h.id: i. PaiLFMo.-;. m. Abi-aii Tu>t!e.
Hv. Jw, J '-■^•7,"'- ^^v,^^"''-'''-T'^^-'-'^'"'" ■■■'"'■' '^- '■' + ■ ■■ ^V'"-L..^•.-. ., D.A.s.t-i.. 3:Joh.n', 4.
H\:..N.\n, m. 1090. i-)-:i. Thoraas o! Ipswich, 4nd d. tlie-e 173c. = Aimgm- j. . ■*
j...hn Dane, Irom Harkhamsted, Hens Co., En-,'., to Ipswich, Mass. (see U\-n. /T,-., Vol. 3, p. ,47), had-
1. >iaran, m Daniel u arner. 1 k -t/ •
.-,/ ■}}'■ n'!""'"' P ,^l-''-nor Ci.-,ri,^._ ^nd had, amone: others : i, .Toiiv of Ipswich, author of the D.ini Ka>:
: <\ f' ;iT' . -"-'^ Vk"7^?"'^ ^^^ ^-'''"■'=' f'-'-'^^- '"■ ^'" ^^"'*' "-^"^^ --^f Ipswirh, b about 1716 ; m.
;hipo^ii1;r!J;;iToU::;j:''''^^'^"" ^"^--^'->^- ^- '^S^. founder of the >• Dane Law p'^es^or-
in, Klizabeth Dane. m. Tames Howe.
Apr,Vr7:^'^''s-mr;^*''v''^*r?^n'^'?'^'''li'''^ '-planter,-- ,63;, from St. Allans, Herts Co., certified
"April 2, i.....3,same duj a, John luv.le. Huibandman aged 21 years. He settled in Ipswich.
.TOirX TUTTLE OF IPSWICH. xlv
VII. Willinii!, b. 1734; rem. to I^liodp Island.
VIII. Suiuufl, b. 1737;' in. 1701, Eli/nbcth Weutworth.
6621. Sarah Warner, b. 1722: m. 174U, II.mh y Sl.crbunic, b. 1709; IT. C. 172>!;
Clerk Suprcinf Court (172'J-;j:M: IJt-p. 21 cons. yffirs(172.-)-46). In 1734, one of the couis.
to the congress iit All>aJiy. Speukcr 1703 till 17C>tj, tlien a])]), councillor; d. 17(17. I.s
said to liave litid 10 .sons and 0 daus., and the age.^of .-.evcii ot'lliem, 3 sons and 4 daus.,
averaiTf 07.^; years each.
I. Sarah SherV>urne, m. 17(15, Woodbury Lnngdon.
II. Hannah Sherburne, m. Sam'l Penhallow. 1, Xancv, m. Judire I'ichard Evans.
III. Edward Sherburne, aid-de-camp to (ien. Sullivan: killed at (ienuantown, 1777;
unni.
IV. l^orotliy Sherl)urne, b. 1752; ni. 1778, John Murdell, jr. , s. of Jaoo!> of Ports-
uiouth, X. 11., and luul 8 chil.
y. Samuel Sherburne, had large fam.
^'I. Jonathan Sheiburne, II. C, 177('; in. Xancv Perkins of Rve, X. II., and d.
1847. a. 89.
VII. Jolin Sherburne.
66211. Sarah. Sherburne, in. 17G5, Hon. Woodbury Lani'dou (bro. of Gov.
John): del. to ("out. Co!ig.. 1779-80; Councillor 1781-4; Pres.'Xew Haiup. Senate, 1784^;
Judge Sai>renie Court, 1783 au'l 1786-91. lie erected for his res. the house afteruard.s
known as the " Kockinghani House."
I. Henry Sherburne Langdon, Y. C. 1785; res. near Boston: d. in Cambridge,
1858. a. 91: m. Ann, .sis. of 'iov. Wm. Eustis of Mass.
II. Sarah Langdon, b. 1771; m. Robert Harris.
III. Caroline Langdon. m. <-!ov. Wm. Eustis of Mass., b. 1753: II. C, 1772; Gen.
Pev. army; rep. Mass. Leg. 1788-9; mem. Coug. 1800-5, and 1820-3: See. of war 1S09-
12; Minister to Holland. IJ-ilo: Gov. of Mass., 1823, and d. in ofnce 1825.
IV. Catharine NVhipple Langdon, m. Hon. Edinuud Roberts.
V. Walter Langdon, m. Dnrotliea, dau. of John Jacuh and Sarah (Todii) Astor of
X. Y, C. , bfjtli dec. Her bro., \\'m. B. Astor, made a compromise with the heirs of his
lister Hornthea to avoid contest of ]i\<, father's \vill. ^^ ho at time of liis dec. was the
richest man in America. 1, Jon.\ J.\coi; AsT(~>i:. 2, Sai:.\ii. m. liobert Boreil. 3,
Ei.i/.A Asio)i, m. Wilkes. 4, Louisa D.,m. Oliver HvLancy Kane, and had: 1,
Ei/iili/ Ador, m. Oct. 3, 1876, Augustus Jay, h. Oct. 17, 1850: Harv. Col. 1S71: ''honor
man;" Col. Law Scho(d, 187G. 5, WAi/n;Ti, 0, Ckcelia, lu. - — — Xottbeck. 7,
Wc)ODBiJtY, d. y. 8. P^UGEXt:, d. y.
662112. Sarah Langdon. b. 1771; d. 1860. a. 89; m. 1795, Pobert Harris.
L Sarah Slierl)urne Langxhm Harris, m. Thos. W. Wyman, Ca[)t. U. S. X. 1,
Dai., d. V. 2, Poi;i;.ut Hakt.i.s, Com. I'. S. X. and in 1876 s'up. of ih" HvdroL.'-raphic
office, Wa>hingtou, I>. C.
II. Mary Ann. d. 18(j7; m. Caiit. Xath. Giddings Dana, U. S. A.; W. P. 1814; d.
at Ee.rt McHenry 1833; (2) (:'has. Ibr/en Peaslee, b. X. Hamp, 18o4; Dart. Col. 1824;
Adj. -Gen. of the State 8 yrs. : CoUectoj- of (Aistoms, Boston 4 yr.-. ; Mem. Cong. 1847-53;
d. 1866. /. by 1st m. : 1. Maky Ann, m. Wm. ^^'alla. 2, Xapoi.kux Jacksox
Tf.CU.mseh, 1822; \N'. P. 1842; officer in Keg. army; Maj. (ien. of Vols.: resigned at
close of rebellion: m. Susan Sanford of St. Louis, M(j. 1, M'l.ri/ Lungdrm, 1S15: lu.
John C. 'I'idl'all: W. P. Is48: Major 2d U. S. Art.: lirev. Maj. -Gen. Vols. 2, Cluis. P..
h. 1^49: 11. C. 1871. 3. Alfr.tl S.nnud. M. Jl, X. Y. C. 3, Matiloa. unm. 4, Jvi.ta
^'A^■ Xess, 111. Jeremiah Page ^^'hipple, whose sis. m. Gov. Joseph A. O'ilmore of X.
Hamp. 1, XiiiiiA"iii Jlitan.
6f)2]14. Catharine Whijijde Langdon, m. 180S Hon. Edmund Roberts of Portsmouth,
!N. IL: mercht. He was a personal friend of Andrew Jacdvson, who when Prest. sent
Mr. Roberts to make treaties with Japan. Muscat and Siam. He succeeded in tlie two
lat'er crumtries, l>ut soon died. His s. -in-law, Hon. Aniasa J. Parker, has written a book
containing a l>ioa'raphy of Mr. Iviberts and cojiies of valuable papers connccte<I with his
Ja]>an e'xiiedition — jiuii. iiy tin' Harp>-rs.
T. Catharine Whipple, b. bSlO; d. Cam!)ridge isr,9; m. 18;5H Rev. Andrew Preston
P.abn.ly, D. 1).. LL. D., b. ]>^11: H. C. l'<2(;; Plummer Prof. Christ. Morals; W.C. ISGO
and ]u>'aclie;- Tu the C ni Vf-r.'^lt v.
11. Sarah, b. 1S12: m. i85S, James Buyle. M. D. ; .s. /.
III. Harriet Langdou. b. 1814; m. ls;;4', Hon. Amasa J. Parker, LL !»., b. Sharon,
Cunu., 1807; Union Col. 1825; M. C. 1837-9; Judge Supremo Court X . Y. 1, An.va
xlvi
JOHN' TL'TTLE OF II'SWICII.
i-i:vx, 1, 1840; in. hi All.any l^. Uuu. J. V. S. Pruvn, J.L 1).; M. C. for Ubauv ]
llnrnd Laugd.,,,, 1.. Wasli. ISIJS. 2, M aky, b. 184o;'m. 1^7;} Erustus Corning j;. ..f
All.any. .^, CATirAKiXE Langdon, b. ISjC; m. Gen. Si-lde.i Era.stus .Marvin oT Jinie=^
ti^wii, A. 1 . jcv-in.o-
IV'. iMiirifiiiii.' I.an;xdnn. !>. ISUJ; ni. ('lui.s. E. l\'rrv (^f Dcllii, X Y
V. .Ann II. Ltuiiidon, b. ISli); m. ISJl. •rruniaii H. Wh^-rlcr of Dellii X Y l
\\.M. Kno.v. b. kK4;>. o_ Cakui.inf. KoiiKKTs, 1,S4.-,. 8. Sakaii Ai(iu.sT.r]N4(;. i,i
Henry \\. beeley, Lieut. Com. V. S. X. - - . '"•
G628. Samuel Warner, b. 1787; Tu-.t.; m. 1701, Eli/.abetli, dau. of iluakin.r
\N eiit worth, b. ITcl'J; d. 17'j:!. °
I. Daniel, 1). 17()-5; d. iinm.
II. Elizabetli, b. 17(17; d. 1S46; m. 1702 Xath. Sl.eiburne. 1, JoHV XvTiivxri-i
SmoujtuuNK, b. 17!t3; d. isr,!j; only ehild ni. Evfdine, dau. of Caj.t. diaries Rlunf* \
/v',Y//ior, ni. (Jen. Dau. \\ . \Vhi].nle, 2. r/ariV,^,;, m. (ien. Dan \\' Wbinide W p'
1H41; Maj.-Cen. U. S. A.; wounded at CbaneellorvUle, Va. , and d of wounds .M^.V '^'
IWl y, J,^n, 7W.V, Maj. r. S. A. 4, FAizalnUum. Capt. IVaree \Yentwonh I'en-
liallow, s. of IIun!;iusr, b. isli.
HI. Abigail Warner, b. KiiS: d. ISOS; ni. Cai't. Benj. Conner 1 M\ky.M ^Y
b. 1<97; m Capt. Thomas J. Harris, who d. LSoS. ], KU-'il„th .Wrru, m Fli-^ha j"
.luckerot I5ostou. 2, Man/, m. John E. yiinckfonl. :5. 3f,ny,nr( l>itt-< ni Pliiliv',-
Aubin. 0, ,/,////,.. 7^/ ;</■///,, otlieer in ;50th Hen-t. Mass. Vols.; dnnvned in Miss Hiver
1N()-.. , Jo,r-pA Whipple, Lieut, r. S. N.; d. ISGI on board V. S. ship Laneaster in
1 anania Kay 2, Joxatuax \Vm. ('oxN-(,i:, b. 171J4. 3. Ciia.s. \\AHi:KX CuvxEit b
,,,'-, l^''*^' ^''''■"■("■'■"■th (J,,.. i..r a full record of destendaut^ of Philemon an<i Abigail
1 utile \\ arner.) °
69. Charles Tuttle, b. -March ?A, in:'.!; m. ■ Jhirnhani.
691. Charles Tuttle, b. 170^; m. Anna Jewett. The descendants of Charles
w.-re reiaarkalile lornatural piety and sweetn.-ssof disposition.
^Si^^}' Charles Tuttle, b. Marcli l, 1749; d. 1S2G; m. Lucv Dod-.', b .Tun- 10
1/4!*; fl.a. Ul years. " ^ ' • - ^ >■
\. Wiiruiin ."<., b. Sept. 1, 1771; ui. Lucv Dodf-e.
11. Sarah.
HI. Seth.
IV. Jedediah.
V. Charh-.s. 1, Mauv. employed in tlie Biblo House to sew Bible.'? at %\ i.er dav
and was dl^clulrJred for refu.sing to sew \\o\-^\-:i.—Corr.:><poiuUnt.
69111, William S Tuttle, Sept. l, 1771; d. April 2], is.-i] ; rem. from Hauiil-
o,. ..lass., aot. ]soO. and to >ayhrook, A.shtabula (.'o.. O.. 1,^07. Wm. a:.d his faih.-r
ived in separate houses on the northern dedivitv of ■• Tutth- Mountain " to wlrch
MMT.lfr'V~~o'"V ^ ^'''''''.'> {^''5 of ^"^^^^'-i^'n; iM. July 2, 17'.»2, .Marv Woodburv,"b
I. Sarah. b.lVb. 11, ksy:], i„ Ham., .Mass.; d. 1843; m. Dan. Du.ilcv, res \us-
UnburKlu A^u.d.da Co., a 1 Mn.TOx 2. Mahv Axx, uk — Harvey. " 1, WVli^L
nJ -^u T !^"'V"'- •*• ^>''"- ii. -M.vktha. 4. William, m. Sarah ■ res
Harnesvdle. Lake Co,. 0.; 8 ,,,p -, g^.^.,^,^ ^ j^^„^ ^ ,_, __ ^^^^^^^ ^^^.^ •^;^-
-.0 lS.>,I..tti..M. Monr,,.unery, b. Wilion, Fairtiehl Co.. Conn., Xov. 30, 1S04- res
ndThis, ;r- J' J""-'^MV>^ ,MoxTooMKUv, Xov. 10, ls2:;; wh.-n lo months okln^
• e n th -'oi •!'' " ^"';''^'''>' ^'"'l «'^^-" ^^-'^^^I'l l'<-^ve no Philemon, and that sh- would
1^; w, ; ' ^"''•'""", "• Mai:v Axx Douni:. May 23. 182<i; m. Julv 3. Isii Anson
o 1' ,,;>' :=;;''-^^;VN >-Nr.:o.rKKV.2n.Dec. 2. 1S31; he us-d to prav when o v.aiS
:>' •';; ■ '''■,/.';'''^''" ^--''^'I'-l'; --^T. HI High Forest. Olmsted Co.. .Mian. 1, /,V,„. /',.:,//,<,.
yr'<nul''ir,i'l"^' rT '^■■'"■""";- ■*. '^''/*v7V/,y«. twin with Slierman. .5. //./r/v/. 6.
An %r^^^'" P m'^p''- ;': "• -^ '"""• •^- ^'"''■^-'■'•^ W.x.m:, ,;v. June 22. ls;i4: a.
W^; is;,'^^'rr"-.C^''"- ^V^V'- 0. Pu.LA^nKK W,„rKKu.:Li.,Ju!v 1, ls4..;^ .
i>-i. . 1, l.V.O, Adda- H<,u-ers. ]. 17/.-, //„//, b. Dec. 2 1 Sill)
lS'>o' ■./x,'^"''r' -^''"'S'' ■-'•■ ^ -'•'■• "'• 1»^---. Pi. USIS. Celina l^isla.p. who d. Jan 21
- 7r n o f U • ^-^■'"7l'\^- Crawford, Feb.. 1^(1. ]h- is a laraaT. .iave p.rndssi„n to
a tramp to sleep in lus barn; hay all in; grain all thre.sla-d and some of it l-a.-^ed- size
JOIIX TUTTLE OF ll'SWICII.
xlvii
Klla.
Frank,
of barn 40.\r>i), an udjoininir oiv. oOxoO; in tlio night tramp lit his ]iiiif' and both barns
destroyed with all contents except tramp; no insurance; loss .$0,U<JO; tramp afterwards
caiiiiht seavchina; a bureau; arrested and discharged. 1, LoiitA (i., Nov. lii, Isi'j; d.
JuuV-t, ]S:W. -i^, L0KTN1>.\ F.. Sept. in, lSvn;d. Nov. 5. ls:3T. ;], Lkvi E., Jan. 8,
lti'-2>5; d. Nov. l-'i, same year. 4, Hakuikt M., Nov. !^, 18'2S; m. Dec. 30, Iboo, Freeman
Fo.-ter, and had 5 chi!.;*l'am. ret. to Penn. 5, \Vii,i.i.\M, Nov. 4. lb'3U: d. April 4, 18;i9.
6. Ai,MlUA C. 3Iarch 2o, l(-oO; m. June 2, 18.>^, Lewis Whteler. 1, Frank. 7,
Cn\i!i.ES A])ril-2''~!. ISoo; in. Dei-. oO. 1858, Ursula Connor: res. (.ii'iieva, O. 1, J-Jihiie
•I Oct. 4, lNo9. .■). Ida_, June o, 18G1. 3, Ihn-a. Dec. IG, 18G-,'. 4, AcMir. Feb. 24,
18GG 0 '/v/r/, Nov. 10, isGO. 8, Nathamf.i. 1'., Feb. 28, 1838: ni. Mareh 4 1801,
(.'elia Wolcott.' 1, /u/^/»!W«(?, Jan. 9, 18r.2. 2, IITV/,', Aag. 29, ISG:.!. 9, Ckuna \V.,
Sejit. 21, 1n;:!9: ni. at HarjKMSvil!'-, ()., Horace liicl^ox. 1, Frceaian S. 2, Doihar 3/.
3 CharirsF. 4, Freddie X. i. bv 2d m. : 10, hruAXA L., b. Nov. 30. 1841; d. Dec.
12, lS(i2. 11, Cakoli.ve. March 20, 1813; d. Sept. 3,- 1845. 12, Joii-X Ckawfokd,
Mav 5, 1845: d. Mav 1, 184G.
" IV. Anna. b. Julv 9, 1799, in Antrim, N. II : m. Comfort Wetmore of Middletown,
Conn.; set. in Ashtabula, 0.; rem. to Madison, t). Cue Sunday eveninir. while absent
at chu'r.li about four miles, leavinj; the children in charge of a little girl they had taken
to live with them, their house took lire and a little granddaughter visiting them per-
islied; the others were saved. It is ndat-d that this little girl talked much during the
eveuii'ii;- of a little brother v.lio liad d. a short time before. 1. JosiAii, m. Prisceila
Humphrey; (^2) — Cunningham, res. Madison, C. ;'. by 1st m. : 1. Iluvarc, i\w\ i'.iby_2d m.
2. ]l\i!N-ET, ni. Calista Morse; (2) Mrs. Ann Calendi-r. 1, Waltc,
ami 2 ntlu-rs bv 1st m. 3. Samcel A.
V. Barn'et ^^'.)odbllry, Dec. 20. 1801; m. Maria Heoock; st
gcr Co., 0. 1, Devi, IN. 2, Mauia Ann, d. Jurie 15,1859. 3,
4, Bf.tsv, 111. Dati-r. and had 2 chih; res. Thoitip^on, 0. 5,
Turner. G. John. 7, Fi.ETCiiEi;.
VI. John SalTord. Dec. 4, 1803; m. Fleanor Hinton; v^) —
fhild )>>• each wife, and ado[tted one.
Vll.' Martha S.. b. Sept. 1. 1S05.
YIII. and IX. Twins, not named.
X. Marv Woodbury, June 20,1811; m. Is32, Orrin Blakeslee; res. Austiuburgii,
Ohio. 1, Daunet, m. Almira Bi.shop, " in the far West." 1, Clara. 2, Mary. 2,
Maku-.tta, m. Mile-- IIotchki<s: res. (reneva. Oliio., 1 child. 3, Miles, m. Ellen Mont-
gomerv: re.^. Au>t., and had J/rriiian and .'^VA.
Several families reni;;ved early from Ipswicli, .Mass. to Eastern Conn. Sorr.e of
William Turtle's de.-cendants also "went th(>re from New Haven. The branch lelo-.v
undoubtedly belong to the Ipswich or the New Ifaven race, lu'obii.ldy the first.
At \Velliuirti.m, C..nn.. d. Mr. Jouath;>u Tuttle in the 94Th year of his a. He
survived tlie wife of his ytuith only 7 nionthr,, who :;t the time (;f her dec. was far advanc«-..i
in her 93d year. — Ameriraa Museum fur Nor., 1788.
Sarah Tattle, m. Abel, s. of Matthew Huntington of :Mansfield, Conn.; b. I>ec. 24.
1748; d. in WelliuLCton. Conn., 1790; i: 1, Maltliew Huntington, killed ijy lightning in
the house of his uncle Jonas Huntington. 2, Curdon Huntington, removed to Batavi:'.,
N. Y., and became wealthy; m. and had fam. ; a son Curdon res. in Rochester.— //'////'.'/(y
ton Gtnuiloai/.
Eveline Tuttle, b. Auir 27, l^OG; d. Dee. 2, 1833: m. May 1S25, AjmiHos Huntingto!i,
b. Tolland, Conn., Nov. 14. 179-. He m. (21 Nov. 3, 1833. Delioiah h'owland, r.->,
Sanduskv, 0.; /. : 1 . Marv L..ni.-.a Huntinirtim, b. June 24, lN2!i; d. Jan. 21. ls;;4.^ 2,
Evelint- Ciir:u-!ia Huutingtfin, Jan. 29,lN2S: m. Henry H. Smith and liud 1 s. ,vlee. ; r.-. IN"!
man J.ff Co N Y. 3! Laura Buikhn Huiitin<rton, Sept. 20, 1S29; d. Marrh 30, iS;.'.
4. (ieo. \V. Huntim;-ton. b. Aug. 24, 183i . d. AugC 24, 1832. 5, Elizabeth S. Huntington,
b". Julv 4, li-o3; d.'Sept., l.'^47;
.•t. iri Thonii'son. (iran-
NoAii, d. Oct. G. 1810.
\N'iT,ETAM, ni. Letta M.
; c-ct in Pa.; one
Jonathan Tuttle, !>. al;n;u 1747 in Coventry. Ti.dland Co., Conn., where he liv--,!
and d. H" v.-as cros-^im: a stream on :> log, axe in hand. \\\:v\\ h.e tell into the water,
eutruer 111- luiee witli tin' axe, and w;is drowned. He m. MeJiitable Joyce. She m. (2)
Hiram \\'est, and d. ai)out Isiu.
I. Jeremiah Jovce. b. Oct. 13, 1770; m. Patty Criswold.
11. Jonathan, b.' Jan. 23, 1772; m. Anne Battle.
Xlviii JOIIX TUTILF, OF ipsvncii.
HI. Clu'stor. T<'s. Auatista, Oneida Co., X. Y. : roin. ti> Cliautiiaiiua, Co., X. Y.,
wlicre lie V. a-^ l;ill'^<l l^v fall from a ti-i-e. Ik- luul livi^il st-vi-ial years witli liis bro.
Joiiiitliau ill Vfriinii X. Y.: iii. Bftsy Cowdiii. 1, Icuaj'.od. -2, Wju.iam C. ;', Uosanna.
JV. L'lial.dil, <l. at Vt-rnon, X". Y., al.uiit 1S07.
V. J'.lislia, went tn ^ea and was liovcr heard of after.
VI. Meliitabie, iii. A'anumi Gardner and had five or six children.
1. Jor.'iniah .loyoe Tiitile, h. Oct. 13, 1770; d. Kutland, X. Y. . July 14, lsn7, a. 87;
1)U. in Watertown cemetery. \Vhen about 'i yar.s of n. was taken by J)ea, Ixittb- to his
house in Tvrim'-hani or l>'^e. Mass. lie m. Feb. !), INOG. Patty (iriswuld of Vernon, X.Y.,
sister of Col. Amos and aunt of John A. (jri.-wold" of Troy, X. Y. ; i. in Vernon, X. Y.
I. Franklin, 1). Feb. 1^, 1S"7: d. Sept. 21). 184'.), bit. at Salisbury, X. Y.. m. Jan.
Hi, 1831, i'armelia I. and', and had: 1, FltAXKLIX J. 2, EjMil.V P., ni. Gaines, both
dec. 3, IlARiai-.T Fkancks, ni. C. F. ^^'ar^,er of Kansas."
II. Frederirk. b. Oct. 20, 1808; m. Aug. (i, 184(3. Mrs. Mary M, Xorton (nee Bulkley);
res. 1.">') Mich. Ave., Chicap:o: 1 child. FiiKDKincK B.,b. IVc-. 29,1847.
ill. Louisa, b. I'-eb. :2(]. 1810; d. March 22. 18.j7; 1>u. at Salisbury. X. Y. ; ni. Oct. 1,
1832, Erasmus D. Munson; chil.: 1, Fkei)K1!k:k, d. I860. 2, Makia LoriSA, m. James
Cook 18(;n. 3, Maktha, m.Jann;'s Pratt bst;s.
1\ lulwin. b. Sept. 10. 1811; ni. Jan. 3, 1839. Hannah DibboU ; res. 130 Douglass
Place, Chica;;-(); chil.: ], ]jIi;'.;ik A.,d. Ai>ril 0. 1844, a. 3 yrs. 2, E.\[0G1;ni'. A., d. Sept.
2."), lsV)<,) a. 17 vrs. 3, Lt ru"s. b. June 15, 1840. 4, Jii.ifs, twin with Lucius.
V. Lucius Griswold. b. June 18. 1813; m. Aug. 1. LS14, Saral\ (ireen; (2) Lue
Thonijison, res. 589 Luke st. , Chicaeo; chil.: 1 , W'm. Hk.vky. 2, CAKiiu:, 3, Ci.AHKXCK.
VI. Xelson, b. Oct. 19, 1814"; m. April 9. 1845. J,ucy A. White, b. July 27, 1826,
Youngest /. of Hon. Geo \\'hite of liutland, X. \., who was in the battle of Sacket's
Harbor. She d. ^Nlav, 1852. He ni. (2) (.'harlotte l^ni'-rson; res. 153 Michigan Ave.. C. ;
ohil. bv Isr m.: 1. M.\UM. Lof!s\. -J, Li-ev A.; chil. by2tlni.. 2 sons and 2 dans. A
Xelson" Tuttle of Chica>ro. grad. Y. C. 1881.
VII. Almeda W.-tmore', 1-. March 1, 1M6: nt. March 20, ISf.u, I5enjamin Hvdcock,
res. 301 Strttf st., Watertown, X. Y.
Vi!l. Jeremiali, b.Oct. 19, 1817; d. Dec. 13, lNti6; ni. March, 18I6. Peucw Pieice. L:
W'yi. I'ir.inr:, b. Xov. 4, 1868.
IX. Hiram West, 1). Sejit. 20, 182(1; d. Dec. 13, 1S6(1; bu. at \\'aterbury Cein., X. Y.;
ill, Sej.t. 11, 1850, Lanra Scott, and h;eJ 1 dan., m. to H. h. Heath.
X. Henry K.. b. May 14, 1^22: d. Feb. 19, 1S39. bn. at Salisbury, X. Y.
2. Jonathan Tuttle, b. Jan. 23, 1772; wlu-n his f. d. he went to live with Ithiel
Battle in Berkshire Co., :>ia-s.; rem l8i)2 to Vernon, X. Y. In 1813 sold his farm, and
rejn. to L(jrraine, Jefferson Co.. X. Y. ; d. North Adams. X. Y., June 19, 1814. He was
one of the proprietors of a large wuoh'u fav-tory in (jlendale. He m. Annie, eblest
dau. of Itld(4 Battle, b. Jan. 5 17sn. After his d. wid. returned to Beik.-'hire Co., 1815;
d. Jan. 29. 1836; cliil. b. Tvrin^ham, Mas--.
I. Cluster, Xov. 3i.»,"l7'.)5; di. I85'i in X'. Y. C. : m. about 1821, Wealthy Caswell of
^^"atert()wn, X. Y., win.) d. sev. years l)efori' lier husl)and, anvl hu. at Carbondale, Pa.;
chil. b. in Lee, Ma.ss. 1, Imjwi'x LATiinni'. l-'eb., is-,','; uiun. ; r<'s. Auburn. X. Y. 2.
AfsTiN BuooKs, b. March 10, bS27; nn -May 7, 1863, Mary F7 Tibld.-s, b. in Auburn,
Julv 3ii. l's,'7: .v./.: res. A. 3. M.\i;sii.\r.r. Miucs. b. ]s:-]2; m. in Lee: res. A. 4, Xancy.
b. Au;.;-. 2, 1S24: d. Jul\ 4. 18i;i'; m. Jan. 23, ]>!14, Jonas \Vhiif. i:,,}., ex-nmyor of the
citv 01 Auburn, 1>. An'i:. 14, l^i;!, in .Monti,n»nn'rv Co, N. Y.: >diii. Ij. in .Vu!>urn. 1,
JiO,n.i L., .lulv 21. 1^46. 2, A/'/. Julv 20. fsl-S; d'. Feb. 16, 1849. 3, Fnmk d/".. Dec. 1.
1^5(1. 4, Fnih-ri':!: Li.. Julv 11, 1S53." 5, (rrnr<jr. Aug. 27, 1855. 6, Ilcnri/ K.. May 10.
1S57; d. at Suspensi,.n Bri<i-e. Jan. 2. In.'m. 7, 1I7///V ^\, Jan 15, l^.V.). s, Z,n,i. Aug.
20, l,'S(i3. 9. (:i,,irl,:s. h. in Hinnilton, Canada, Sept. 16, 1n67. 5, Cakolinf. Sophia,
1S37: m. Brown; res. Di\o:i. 111.: eliil., •,' <laus. 6, Adkl.MIM-:, d. a. 3 yrs.
H. Xancv, b. j-'eh. M, 179S: d. num. at Pedlield. X. Y., Sej.t. 1. ISI4.
HI. Cluiulicey, b. Ju);eS, I.'^-OO; ni. in Lee. .M-.-s., De.-. 4. 1N23, PlielAc BiadU-y. b.
Ap:il )3, ls!j:;: ( h\[. h. in ],_■ ■. ], .Iank .Vn.n, S.-i)t. 3, 1^2?; d. m S.md.istieid, Mu-s., Feb.
*bh(i A. Gris'.vold, b. Xassau, Rensselaer Co., X. Y., in 1S17, and when a boy lived with his relative.
Gen. WmoI. lie was at tir^t eng.-iLjed in the wholesale drfti; business, but in 1S57 became connected with
the iron busines-i in the lower part ot Trov. N. V., which under his management has been enlarged to
i-.nniense propo.-tions Thf patents for this Conntrv oi the I5e.sscnicr stccl process were owned by y\r .
<"'. In ;:.5:, l-.c was eleclcu .Mayor ot Troy. In iS ^6 received the Dem. nom. ujr Con t:., but was defeated.
Ir. iv^; a;;ain nom.and elected bv i::S7 majoritv. He was a war Dem -.cr.it. an.) 111 i:'.;waj n...m.byuie
UepuDii<-an.i and elected, and asam in lioo. In loo.S noni. lor Gov . of .\ . V. but defeated. He d. a few
years since, and Us sons continue the business.
JOHN TUTTLF. OF IP5WICU.
xlis
<y\ ISGM.o in ].('{■; m Nor. 24, ls.-,0, Hiram Bli^snf Lpo; cliil. :3, ss., 1 d;m. 2 lu.v Nye,
b Dfc V IS-'M- 111 Nov 17 lsr,7. Kli/a S. Wrisrht of Monten>\-. 1, Fmnk \\ right , b.
\nnlS is.-y.)/ 2, Fnda-kk'nn:d!,!i, Srpt. 2s, ISUH. :i, Ar.MixiA. Ik Feb -1, l^l;
m IJeurv']5ull of Lee (dec): cbil.: 1. hh, J.ne. b. Se-.t S 18o;]. 2 Irn >./.>;.. Mairh
30 1857 ■ 4. C'HArNCKV Bit.vni.KV, b. Man-b 2 t,isy:3; re.. Mikin.O.. ISoO: d. b.-pt. 4, lb.,i.
~-, 'C'liM'i F< liKNitY b June 14, bSol; in. Enieline Carnininysof Canaan, Tonn. : res. 1 itts-
fiebl M-'ss (•) ]A-rv b June S, 1S87; ni. Oct. ."., ISiM, Win. Henry .May, a niacbini.st;
res. Pirt^tit-Uh'/.: 1. J/.«m., July 0, ISfiT. 2, li'///. llrury, Aug. 80, IS'il). 7, Willi.vm,
Sei.t 22 ls;VJ; d. Dee. WK lst;il, unni.
IV iTliiel H-'tTle b VrniM!,, N. Y., Fel'. 2n, 1S02: luid cbar.cce for several years of a
laro-e ^"oolen factorv in Lee: rem. to Wdlin-lon, U., ISHS; d. S^n-t. 7. 1S57. ni 1^22 m
<'io"ben Conn Hlioda S. Miner.wlio d. in Pitrsfield,0., 18(511. 1, Hk.nuy. b. is2.j; drowned
Julv 4. ls:J4; 2. Stepukx. d. a. 8 yrs. 8. LrTHKi;. 4, Frkukuick.
■ Y \rnienia Y., b. Jan. 10. IN.M; d. Sept. 8, 1S.)4: m. m Lee. Mass.. Nov. ..), IS..,,
John T Fenn of Stockbrid<re, Mas>. 1, (iicouGii. b. June 28. 1884; d. inf. 2, Lstukk
ANN Jane 28. 1885: d. Au-.'28, lso9. 8. Jamks. July 10, 1^8S: d. Aug. 8, sm. yr. 4^
John Tn..Mrs(,>-. Julv 24: 1842; lias great niu^ieal talent; lias practiced the organ and
Viano fnun ehildhood,"and spent several years in Berlin. Prussia in sUidy of music.
YI Sophia, b. Sept. 14. 18;)7: d. April 4, 1S4.K ni. Milu J. W hitmg ut Lee, Mass.,
who d.in Poughkeei.sie. N.Y., Der. 2, 181)3; /, : 1, Hhnkv Bkn.iamin. grad. I nion toll.;
M. n. ; res. Troy, X. Y. 2, J ames, d. y. 8. Julia, d. a. 17. 4, OcoiiKi;. 1 las lam. rem.
to Tri'v, thenre to Amsterdam. N. Y. - ,, , . t r aa' i * i
\\{ Mmira. b. Apnl 5, ISIO; m. in Lee, June 9, Ls81, Lueius Lyon of ^^ oods ock.
•Conn •' rem. Mav, lS8o. to Chaudler>ville, 111., v.here he was killed by a horse. ISoS.
She ni r^i Vpril-^O 1S41 Marev. ;. bv 1st m. : 1. FuAvrr.s Ahmenia, b. Stattord,
Cone Nov '^4 is82 2. Soi'iirA Almika. b. W'ood.-ioek. Conn.. Jan. 2.), is.,i,. o,
LoviNtv Cku.i.,' b San-amon. 111., April 2(1, ls8s. /. by 2d m. : 4, DwnniT M'Arv.
Sept 1 is-ir.. .-,, ^^'.M. Kdwin, t''e'o. 2:, ISI'J. (), (.'e)i:NKi.ius, Jan. 2,
ISi:/ '7 .V lV\i,-.' liv. in Lnnd.ni. E'.ig. 8, .\ Son, in 'J'roy, N. ^ .
Ylll. Jnhn Mills, Nov. 2!',. LM2; m. in Canaan, X.Y., >«'"Y- 8 1882,
rem. to Wellino-ton, ().. 1880; b. SejU. 11. 1S18; d. Wohott, X.^ •• Nov. 4, ISll, dnn. o.
Jerentiah and Sallv (LMavenworthl Magrauo-h. He m. (2, . . Lli7.aiu.,tu._ Marrh
2G. 1884. 2. Maiiy Ann, April 8, 1883. i. by 24 m.: 8, Cakoi.ink Almuia, Jan. 0, lo-14.
4, Aktiick Hicnky. July 17. 18-17.
1S44: '1. June 80
Marv Ma'^raugh
WILLIAM TUTTLE.
Pilor to the emharkaridn on tlii.' Plau^rr \n April, lij"'.."), we have no ])oskive know-
!cd,i;H'. The usual time fif a voyaue rinia (ira ve.s'-inl to Bi:>ston was ahortl fii \vt-,_'ks.
He ari'ivid wiili )ivs (:inii!y a.h(,)ut tk.e tir-t of .lu!_v. Ahimt a y.'ar hiter '■ Mrs. Elix-aberh,
'J'litteli imircd with the church in Boston J u!y :24, j(j:''i'>."* Tiieir ar? two suhsequiMit
entries on I III' <-]iiir'/ii record; " Mrs. Elizahi.rh 'I'uttt'll hioaiMir to li - hapriz ■ I a son
Joiiatliaii, .luly 2. loMV," and "Mrs. Fdizali-tii d'^ittoli hroui.ht to lie 'oapti/ed a si..'n Da^id^
April 7. lij'JVI.'' Th*' cok.>nial recoids of .Mass.. of Xi.-w ila\ea and of Conn, eonrai'i in a
few scatiered fragutenls nearly iill that is knfr.vn of W'illi^un 'I'uitle. Fioni tie-so. how-
e%-er, %ve ai'e able to form some idea of lii.s social po-vi'inu, as- ^eiatloiis, ciri:u!u.;iance.s^
'•ni]dovn\enls and of his ti-eiieral eh:u■aet^■r.
in the passi'ni;-er list of the I'lant^r he i-> oalh.'d ■' hii.d)andiuan." The disTin.i;tio!i
between a hiis'oandinan and a fanner wr.s, (ht- husbiU'lnian was a proprietor pr.d tilled
his own .■leits; the faruii-T was a h'a■^el>oldt'r ant
A r'.-e.c. It app -ars, I'lowev-r. from
a j)etitiou on file in the Secretary of State's oiiiet- in ilo^tou, that Ik.' was a TULrchaut. and
this nu<:ht be partly inferred fro.n hi- Joining: Mr. l-,atoi,'s co!r,pa:iy. maiiyoi vTiom iiad
l)oeu entrained in ooniinercia! purseir^ in the old conntry, and uhose purpose w.-.s tr»
found a commercial city in tie- new. 'I'lie {letition is as follows, ^^•ithouf date: " To
the right worshipful Tliomas Dudley, Ksq., and to tho luui'is; rates and deputies of this
(TC!ie-al ("iHirt, now in Ijosron assembled. The liumble ]w--:!tion of .Mujor Xele^miah
Bowne, Edward Tynge, William Tutituil, Jose])]i ^'-nings, William Payne, .Tohn Milam.
and James Oliver, with divers others, being' nierrhants arnl owners <d' tie- Itftfii. i.-alled
the Zebulon, now beioniring to Ipswich." A''s(r<(rt of Pctiti"//. — Intend to st-nd the said
ketch to the Indies and iisk for two guns to arm lier. Tins is refused. — Ji;'-^.'^. Ar<:fi.,
vol. (50, p. 1(58.
In UI38 (.icorge Griggs liad ]!ermisslou of the coiut to '-si li his b.ouso nvl garding
under it anil twenty aerv's of iiis ;.,'ifi." loi i" Mr. Tuuri! (jf Ipswich and Mr. TutCell of
ChaiU-siiiwn for his redeeming out of their debts."— Y^/-.//,/.'* Jli-'-t. cf Boston.
'J'his item is suggestive in several particulars. ITrst in tlie use r>f tlie title Mr.f
which was very rare indeed, esp;ecia]|y in the cast^ of young men. ^Villiam Tuttle was
*Record of F'lrst church in Boston.
IThe title Hon was entirely unknown in our records un'.i! iP?5, and subsequently for inany >*e.irs was
applif-d only to the Governor, and seldom even t^.' Mm. The 'le.vt titic was tliai of Esq. and aieanr the same
as in FiiLiland, /v»r/. El;/.abelh and j:irries i. Mr. Thomas U'^ils was a rr.airistrate for i; yoars. dep Gov.
I year and was chosen Gov. the id time before he v,-;.s dij:niried with Esq. The ne.\t title was Gcntlc-
vian, but seems to have been soon discarded in Conn. The prefix .^Iaster (Mr t belonfjed to a'l gentle-
men includiiif,' those debi;,'nateJ by tr.e higher marks of rank. Master correspi^nds very nearly to the
English word gentleman. In Conn, it embraced clergymen and pl.mters of g^ood family and estate w!io
V. ere members of the (jeneral Coui t. Those bred at an university and those of surticient eduratMm to
manage tl;e general .-"ffairs of the C',>Iony, civil or ecclesiastical, and who had been sufficiently well born.
C.'.-n[iarative!y lew of the rtpreser.tati\es of the town, even th.-.ugh they miaht he returned yea; after
jiar. were Iwaiored with ti'.e title. To be c.dled Mr. or to have ones na.re recoided by th.e Secretary
with that '.)r'j'i.\ loo ye.^.rs ago %vas a inoie certaii iride.x ;.f the ra-ikof the inriividuai as respe. :^ bir h,
education'a.'-Ld u<-od'm(iral char;-.c;er th.'.n any one of the high sounding titles \\i\\\ wliich. mai'y men of no
merit whatever in our v^av of sv.-ii't !ocomo:ior. are content to cij"le others in or.ler that l.hey may be
enrich.ej in -.heir : urn v., in the same spurious cerrency . " It may be observed by rcfirrence to our colonial
record.s thr.t there were scores of men of good family and in honorable statioi.s who still did not possess
all the requisite qualities of Masters It was seldom that voiinL' men of whatever male were called
Masters. Sir was soraetim.c: api'lied to young 'jentlemen undfr.!rr;'.duates at a co'lrge. CJoorJraan was
used in spc;tking of tl;c better sort of yeoa\en, l.iborers, ten.-.n:-. ;.nd othe.'* above the gr^de of servants,
who o'.vned a small estate and bore a good mor.d character. ') here are several 'istarces (f deputies to
the Creneral Court being called Goodman. Goodwife or Gf>.'..iy .\as ti'.ecorr-..'ipi':iding t\ mini;ie tifie.
-'/.•■J. was applied to the wives of Masters and also Lo unmarried females of the higher class. Miiiiary
WlLLI.Of Tl'TTI.E.
li
then lint twfntyninc y,-.irs of ap-e. It also su!rir<-?'ts s'liiu' sort uf eoiiin; unity of interest,
{lartiH'r.-liip or rt'latioiislii]! bt'tuf(-n W'iiliuni innl JdIui Tiutlc as c(>ni!ii!_>u cifdltor.s of
Gc()V"-v Ciriii^rs. Tlio lattcf was ca'letl u cavpeiiter, but it 1:5 said was formerly a l-ondrtn
]iri:itiT. A uiovtgai:e from (icor^a' (ui^'ns of Boston to William Tiittle of New llaveii,
dat.-d t!ie 8th of the t^tli uiontli, lOo", of a Imuse an>l groiuul in Bea,ron scre"T, L>ost(<n,
bounded bv street on the north, th.e bine on tlu' east, the lot sometinif Thonias P.-ttitt's
Oil the west, and the Coninion on the s.",ith, to .sei-are a delit of I'll', is recorded in
SuiToIL- Driih. Payment of »Ji;.; 10s. was made in corn. Hesh, ere., Enirlish commodities
at prices current, 'in this record the lot is bounded i^ast l)y Mr.-,. Tuttell's lot.
C);i the -JCith of Julv. iG:J7. Messrs. Davenport and. Jviton, with Tlu'ir compatiy,
arri\MHl at Boston, and in the fall of tiiat year Mr. Eaton and others made a ])rospe(;iinjr
tour of the sho)-e tract oil Long Island SVuind, between Saybrook and Fairfield, for^ tlu-
pur):osf of selecting a site for an indejieudent colony, which they hud determined to
])lant, declininir the very liberal ofTers made bv Massachusetts to induce tliem to remain
in that jurisdiction. Quinnipiac Avas selected, a hut put up, and seven men were left to
sjieiid the winter.* The m;.in body of the company sailed from Boston on the r-^Otli of
March, Jind arrived on tlie 14th of April, IiiHs. Duri'ni;- the sumn)er tlu- tov.-n i>lot was
laid, out and hous,. loi.-^ assl.'.Mied to tin- settlers. (:)n \}:<- -Itli of Jr.ne, lti;;;», the j.Ianters
convened in Mr. rsewimm's barn and siL'-ned the t'hurth Covenant. On this list the
name of ^Villia;u Tuttle appears for the tirst time in the records of the Quinnipiac Col-
ony. It stands on tlie record book between that of Benjamin Eing- and E/ekiel Cheever,
aniong the ])rincipal men. and towards the h.ead of the li^-t. It is probable that le-
removed to guinnipiac between the date of his son David's baptism in April, and the
signing of the Church covenant in June.
In KMl he was owofT of tie- hiMue lot of Ivlward lir.pkin-, wlio had built a liouS'^-
on it, and soon after remov^vl to Ilartfoni; became (iov. of Conn, and bmnder of t!;e
Crammai School that 1/eais his name. This lot was on tlie sip.iare bounded l>y (irove,
State, Elm and Church St reels unimes giv-eii inoie than a century and a half alte- the
original survey) fiml was one of eight allotnu-nts into whicli the square w-as dJvided.
(low. Eaton, h"is brother Samuel, ami Hichard Perry luui lois on Elm st. Ca[)t. Nathan-
iel 'J'urner. on Cr.urch st. Ezekiel Cheever's, David Vale's and Mrs. Eaton's (mother of
the Gov.) fronted on (irove and State .sis. 'J'he }Ioi)kins l.n fronted ou State si., from
the corner of <Trove to Wall St.. and jierhaj's a little beyond, and in depth eKtejuhd al)ont
two-thirds of the distance to Orange st. In otiier v.ords it in(duded ab.mt twoiliinls of
the p-resent square, bounded by State. \\'all, <»rang'' and (ir.'ve s;s. lb nry Hooker's
carriage factoVy and otlier buildings stnnd on a part of it. The b,d of a creek whicli
oritiinallv ran diagonally across a corner .jf it was made us.' of in liuiiiling ih.e l-'armiu'^:-
ton Canal, and is now the bed of the New Haven a.nd Xcutnampton Comf.any's b'ailroad.
The last named work was luca.ted and constructed tlirough the citv about_J8J!b by tliC
coinpihr of this rece.rd as assistant engineer, under t'ue direction of Henry Favmim, Esq.
In Kioii William Tuttle boae:ht of Joshua Arwater his original allotment, man.-ion
house and iiarn, with certain other lands, recorded in the Pri>i>rUti>r'M /A-vz/v/, as follows:
" Alienation: Mr. Joshua Atwater passing over to Mr. William Tuttle his lenise, home
lot and barn, ten acres in the first division, in the Yorkshire Quarter, betwi.xt land of
Thomas Johnson and land that was Mrs. Constable's, 2b acres in the Neck," eJe. Mr."
Atwater removed to Milford in in."),'], tlience, iti Ibo!*, to Boston. This became t.e Tuttl-
homestead, and so contiriued until his death, and, after that, his v.idow resided there
until she died, in all a period o'f t v.ee.ty-eight years.
As the most intere.sting associations are now connected with this spot of giound, we^
])roiiose to give here its subsequent history as briefly as j/o.ssible. In the inventory of
titles were considered of a ver>' hi<,^h order. Prcvioab.to 1654 the highest. miHt:<r>- ofticer in ;!i-- colony
was Capiair..'' — //:';V/.<.'';v"o- Hisi . cf Conn.
Felt, in 11 h(. of If'sn-'ich, relates :h;u a man was degraded from the title of Mr. for a misdriiic '.nor.
I'alfroy, in ///.v.'. of Scvj En-^-'ami. says: "There wa.s crreat punctiliousness in the applicao-n of tjoth
official and conventfonu! ti'-ies"' Only a'sinall nun\'oer of peisi.us r,f the best conditi'-.n l.iliva;.-. includiii.tj
ministers and tncir wiv-es> h.vl Mr. or .Mrs. pieH.xed to 'lieir names, (ioodman or C-oe 'wife was
addressed U) p-rsons above the condition ot servitude and below thar of gentility ■"
\\m. Hradlord. ti;oUi,'h at the hsiad 01 the lirid;rcu-ater, .Mass., proprietors, a son ol tfie Ciov and hiui-
seh' crftcn Lieut. -Gov. , was not entitled t<)""Mr. "
We have cnlarf;ed on this pniot because a school of m-jdern critics, who deny every t'-in;i and insist
upon proof, have e.vpressed doubts as to the sif^niticances of the title Mr. at tins period la Nc.v England.
♦This incident h.is been questioned. It seems probable enouirh, however, and lar more likely to be
true, than the alternat've o'r' its bcin-4 :i sheer fabricaboii. "Sir. Euon, h e.irii; ?e'e. led the -,ilu iti.in for
his settlement, would have deemed it a matter of prudence to leave a safeguard a,-a:a::.t the intrusion of
the Dutch
It rests OQ the authority of Trumbull, reiterated by Lambert.
lii WILT.rAM TUTTI.E.
I AYilliain Tiittlr's o.stute in Jfiio it is caili '1 lii-^ " lioiiicst'-jul," jui.l vuluctl .it £110. In
' IfJSo it apiiears in tho invi.-utoiy of th^- ^vi(l('\^• as " l!ie lioiru'.ruad," valued at £120.
I Moses ManstifUl aiul John Allinir, jr. . aiii>va!-.ers. In about;: vcar after her deatii ii
j %vas sold l)v her administrators. 'J'lujmas, Joseph and N'aluini.d Tuttr]], to Mrs. Hester
' Coster, \vi(!o\v, for £110. It is de.scrilied as -'Mrs. l':ii/al'eth Tutt'dl's d\velliH<: house
I nnd tv.'o acres, bnunded Avesi by the honu' h't of Jidiu Hall [\>. l-f-i], iionli by the home
lin of Thonias 'J'uttell [l>. b'Oj," east by tlie Marlvct Place, and s<Mith by the street."
: Hannah Jones (Nvf. of Dep. <iov. \N'iu. Jum-s aie! i!au. of (iov. Eaton) an 1 John I'anie
! Avitnessfdi tlie deed. In this dcsrri]ition of boundaries no mention is mad'' of the strc.n
j (now C'o'letre St.), the ''Market Place" (upper (ireiui) I'eing named as tl'.e eastern
I boundarv.
I Thi-"sul>sequent history of the lot is taken fn-m Piof.W. L. Kin^-.sley's folio, Jli,st. of
\ Yak Colh-qe, urli<de on its land titles by Henry White, Esq. Mr. Wliite describes it as
I about 200'fet't ou ('ha]>el st. by about 270 feet on College St. These dimensions enibract-
an an-a <>r about Ij- acres, while the invntory and deeds call it 2 a.-res. Perhaiis llie
.street was imdude<i in the latter e.-liuuiti'. On (ieiieial \N"ails\\ crth's niaji, drawn in
174s, the lot as measured by the sc:ile is about 2o() feet on. Chapel by about oOO feet on
Ccdh-ixe, and an area of about IH acres.
Mrs. Coster died Ajiril G, Ki'Jl, a. 67 yrs. Her remains repose under the Center
Cliurcdi. and her na;ne, date of death anda_s.ce are in.-cribed on the tablet in the vestibule.
lu lier V. ill .she devise(l this ]>roi)erty to the " I'ir.st Church of Christ in New TIaven." to
maintain a lecture in the s])riny and fall of the _\ear. The ch.uich je;i-ed it for a few
years, liut finding as the house^became old that it ]u-(p<luced no incon.e, sul.l it in 1717 to
the trustees of the crdleedate schoc], \<\w immediately b.e^ran lh,e ereciinn of tl^e first
Col!ee-e buildiuir. whi(di was finished the next year. It was.d' wood, fnuuing on College
St., 170 feet long bv 22 feet wide, and three stories high. In 17bs it received the name
of Vale C(dlei:e in grutitu.ie io C(,\ . IClihu Yale, ^\ho, bcLweeu lil4and 1718, had con-
tributed largelv to the school. This building Stood alxuit hi years. It v,-as taken down
in 1782. 'i'he'Soutli College, the (;ld i'liapel, m)w the Atheneum, built 1701, and the
Soutli Middle staitd o!t this plot. The latter was begun in 1750 Jiud is tlie oldest building
on ilu' (■(>Hege S<juare.
'i'he 'J'uttle homestead was the orrly land owru'd by the college for neatly thirty
years. !f was the iiist of a Ion- ^erie.s (d' i>ur(d!ases exli'iidiug through a jieriod of icore
tlian a centtiry, whicli finally broaidd the whole ol tlie College :>:'(;uare into its pooes-
sion. lu thesV transfers, descendants of Win, Tutth;, who at one time (;r anotlitr owned
a con'sid, -table ]);irt < f the square, appear as grant<j:-s, either directly to the college or to
intermediate holder.-.
'I'he corporation is now a great landed proi)rletor. Hence a ]ieculiar interest attacdies
to this, its hrst ticcjuisitioii ol'feal estan-. It is now 2-1:;! years since its purchase fioni
the hiiiians, during %\ddch period it Isas beeti held by but five pro])rietors. viz.: Joshua
Alwater, Itiyis.; William TuTtie and heirs, ;j() yrs.; Hester Coster, o y is. ; the 1- irst
Church ol N'ev, Hav.ui. 20 yi>. ; Yah' Ccdlege, 100 yrs.
On this very spot where William Tutlle lived and died, his great-grandson, Jonatlian
Ivlwards, studied, taught and a(dii(_'Vi'd his "great and excellent tutorial renown." It
is now aiitl hmg has been the idiosen gatlieriug plac-e of the students, where, at leisure
hours, they meet for general purposes or for social intercourse.
It is here that the class histories are recited, the hist fandangos of the seniors per-
formed, and tlie fence eiveii awav.''-"
*Thc lencp cnclnsinc; this part of the campus seems to possess peculiar attractions to the students. On
i almost any tine day durintj sessions may be seen a lon.cr row of youttis seated close tOi.;ether on ti'C top
r.'ii!, and lii.jkiPL; lU a distance like some strange sort ot fortl cone eariy to roos: The corporation no
doubt woulil cheerfully furnish settees on the campus as a substitute, but that would not do. 1 he lence
j tills a'l r':C|Uirtnients. and is valued aciordinldv. Ttie Chat)el street side from the South College, about
[ haliw.iy i-.) t.'olleue street, is sacred to the Seniors, 'riience, to the Collece st corner is the exclusive
! properly of llic J uniors. The Sophomores Town the Collc£;c St. rail. lieyon 1. there is plenty of room
I for the Frc^I'mcn, but they are not [icrmitied to sit on the fence, and woe lo tiie t!edi,'elin^r Nvho should
; dare to tr.urirre-s t!;is unw rilten l)Ut inexpiable law; thou'.;h an exception is made in iavor ot anyhero
; o: the b.u r;r oar who has htljied to win a colleue race or ;,ame of ha!'. To such the privilejj-e of llie fence
j on the (."•jlleue st side, below t!ie Sophs., but iiowiicro else, is gra:ited as a re'.vard. 'to all others it is
j strictly f'irbidden.
j Every year, a few davs before Commencement, the feHce is rriven away by the Seniors to the Juniors.
( By i!ic Je.ni.jrs to the Sophs., and b'y the latter to the class tjcl'iw. Thewii't<:r liad the good fortune to
f u'ltncss th'' transfer of '''j. Cin ';-r,s a-, wel! as students u i.rc }.r,-:^ent in Idi-^c nurr.bcr.,. tillinir the cam-
pus, the adioinintr streets and sidew.ilks and the balconies and windows of the ncitfhboring' hotels ai:d
• houses. Cl.is^ orat'irs, mounted on expre^- watjons, made witty presentation speeches, which were
j replied to in I he same S()irit, accompanied bv UDrcarous laushter and clapping- of hands by the audience.
I The v.-hole pro. eedm.- v.as full of that lollickm^ spiri' .if fun v.hich only students near the lont,'' vacation
can ndiy •:i..\'.uc.
Wil.LlAM TllTI.E. liii
'111 th<' evt-niui;- iwilii^lit .ilif placi- is often voca] with cnlli-f^e soi'.^rs, v.-ITk'Ii s'.'n-m to
bursf torth .s])<HHant^oiisly, and art; catu;:!it up \>y younir Vdi'-is liere aiiil iheri- unti! tlie
full clu)ru.s tills thf surrouudintr S[)a(;e and thf " Catlicviral Aisle"'"-' " of tlif ovc-rLirrliiut^
f'hns; awakening in the niiud.s of lisTcners poetical reuiinisctui.cey of other lands, where,
more ihai'i in this, sueh siuuids are heard in songs and ves[)er hynins.
Other and liiore intimate associations than t!io.-<eof successive occupanc}' and owncr-
shi)) of the same local habitation, connect this Iristory of a finnily willi that of Yale Col-
lege. ()( iis ten thousand academical graduates, ;it leasi four liuudred, or one in twenty-
live, art,' kuo\\n to he of ihi-s lineage or allin'ay, ami so of its professional schools. It.s
ftfficers, tutors, jtrofessors and fello%vs will I).' fuumlin these ])uc;e.=; in a still Larger ratio;
and of its eleven prosident.s, t"^vo not the least l;ouort.d of the list, ruletl over if.-> (,icstinies
for nune than one-fonrth of the entire pi.-riod of its existence to tl.'f^ presi-et time.
The hauls outside the town plot wt-re divide ! to tlie proprietors or their representa-
tives from time ttj time, according tc) a rule l-i^ed on the amount, of rates })aid. aiui on
the numlier of persons in the proprietor's family, counting hus'oand, wife and children
oii]\. Ill the tirst division made in lii 40, William Tuttle is rated at £ 100 of estate a:i 1
seven persons, showing that the schetlule wn.s made before the birth of Jose[)h, who was
baj). Nov.' 22, of that year. Of the one hun'lred aiul Ovo {iroprietors, ther-' wcie thirty
whose rates exceeded liis, tliough none wt-re abo\e l.'l,()i}0, excepting Oov. Katon's, which
was £'d,OW- In the second division Win. Tuttle's jiroportion was 107 acres. There is no
record of the " lay out " of the first and sect)iid divisions, but in August, 1610, fifty acres
of meadow land were granted to Mr. Samuel Eaton, and at tlie same time Mr. \\'n\.
Tuttle an.i Benj. Ling were allowed to have their meadow land " where Mr. Eatou hatl>
liis llrst fifty acres, namely, in the fresh inea(h)\vs toward Totoket (Branford). " Tiiis
is prt-bably thf locality referred to in the record of a court held at New Haven, Feb. 1,
1(347, when K/.ekiel Cheever })assed over to John Cooper five antl a half acres of out-
laml within th-- two mih's, one hitlf of it lying in Mr. Eaton'> tiu;iiter, fit twc.-n land of
.Mrs. 'J'urner and W ni. TuTliil!, the othet h:iif lying l)y the mill high'.vay at the end of
Mr. EnliAi's iiasttire, lu-xt to the land of \Vm. TuthiU, The same year M r. Perry con-
veyed land "one end imTting cm the mill roail between laml of \Vm. 'I'little and i^rancis
s -N'ev.'man."
In 1044 Mr. TuthiU was granted liberty to enlarge his rate to •G4.')0, and if lie
removt\s to sell only iie.provenieiits and oulia.nds in second division and Neck. Trum-
bull says: " The ])ro]irietors .soon began to cultivate their lands 'ui the Ea>1 Haven side,
and in 1644 Thomas (ireLTSou built the first hou^e. AVilliam Edv.ard.- (father of Rich-
ard, who m. Elizabeth Tuttle^, Jasper Crane, Wm. Tuttle ami others stion followed."
.Mr. Tuttle may have lived in E. Haven awhile bcfi.rc luiyiug the Atwater iiro])evTy, but
I have found no e\ idence that he ever removed his family from New Haven.
Ciipt. Charles H. Townshend says that Wm. Tuttle and Mr. Gregson \vere the tirst
owners id' laml in I^ast Haven, and that Mr. Tuttle surveyed and laid out the road from
the ferry at Ked Kock to Stony Kiver, that his land in E. Haven Avas bouutled by a line
runidng from the old Ferry (where tlu^ new bridge over the Quinnipiac is) eastward to a
spring where issues the sniall stream called " Tuttle's Brook," thence south along Tut-
tle's Brook to Mr. (iregson's land at Solitary Cove, thence west to a point on tlie New
Haven Harbor near the chemical works arid Fort Hale, thence north along the harbor
line to thi,> jioint of beginning. The tract was huge and much of it may have been
obtained by imrcliase of the tiriginal grantees or t)f their successors. It included Tuttle's
Hill. It was mostly divided up and sold by the heirs to the Huglies. ^Voodwards, and
others. I'he Foi'bi."s and Luddingtons came into possession by marriage with female
heirs. Isaac and Kneidand 'I'ownsend boughi the interest of several of the heirs of
Joseph Tuttle, which is now part of the tine estate in E. Haven called Baynham, the
family scat of the 'i'tnvnsends.
rulfJoi* Mr. Tuttle appeal's as proprietor of land in North Haven that luul belonged
to the estate of Oov. Eatou [iJnci.s' Hht. of WoJlui'j/ord): the same perhaps that his S(Ui
Jonathan Tuttle .settled on in 1G70. There were lands iu Bethany and elsinvhere
acquired by purchase in his life, or sf-t off to his heirs or rei)re>entatives in the third
and iu hitter divisions after liis death.
In IGOl .lohn Pundersnii alienated to Mr. Tuttle his dwelling house and home
lot, and seven acres of land with twt» houses on it, which Mr. T. at once gave to his '■■(Ui
Joliu.
There was an int-Tval of near fortv vears between the id and 3d lilvisions. In
H;7'? Wflliam Jum.s, Mai^hc\^' Oilbert, "Capt. J<jhn Xash, James Bishojt, .Mr. N\illiam
■ New Haven is a vast Cathedral with ais^Its for streets." — A'. /'. H'tU'-u Ren:, cf X. II.
liv WILLIAM TLTTLE.
Tiittle, Kog-iT Alliut;-. Saiuuel U'liitchead, l^nvid Atwator, Jonatlian Osliorn, Alliug Ball,
and James T/aton, wcic coniniissioned to locate siu-h lands ;l-^ luny .stand for town coni-
inons, and.sufli a^ are fit for a tliird division. — FruprietorK Jirrord. The tliird divi-ion
■\va.s made in KiSO. Tliere were several division-^ after the third, but the last oiiginal
projirietor had pass<'d away hiuz before, and their heir.s or r"i)resentatives h.ad in inany
in.stunees disposed of tlieir riirht.s m advance and removed. It is evident that Wiliiam
TiUtle wa.s sometime a very large land ov»ner. and tluit he must have sold or divided up
fimong his children the greater part of it before his death. Subsequently the records of
conveyances by Ids sons of lands in j>o<session, and of i)roprietary rights are numerous.
" SEATING TllK MEF-TIXG IIUUSE. "
One of the earliest matters to engage tlic attention of the colonists was the liuilding
of the meeting house, immediately f<dlnwcd by tlie solemn and weiirhty matter of
"seating " it. This cu-toni was general in i-rimitivi- New Enghind. A ccnimittee of
i^rave men, apjiointed for the ]>nr]iose, graded the seats and "dignified" tliem according-
to some rule, propincjuity to tin- puljiit perliaps, by whicli they were esteemed more or
less honorable. The peoj)le were tlien voted into them ojie by one. in accordance with
certain ])rescril'ed ruh-i. The rules at New Haven were doubtless similar to those on
record at Wetlier-.fn'ld. where a committee ')f seven men ap])ointed to "seat the meeting
house'' were instructed by a vote of the town to ol)serve tlie following rules of prece-
dence: 1st, ]">iirnity of descent. 2d, Place of Public Trust, 'dd, Pious Disposition.-
4th, }'"staie. oth. Peculiar seiviceableiiess of any I'ind.
••'I'his." says i»r. Hacon in his Ji'rir llnccii lliMnrii'iil Di.'o'ovyr.cs, "affords us a
^limjwe of the associations and relative social itu]- irtance of tlie first settlors of New
Haven."
The first " seating " in New Haven was in IGH) -7. "Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Pell* and
brother Fowlerl wi'fe voted into "the first cross seat ar the end.'" This was near the
l)ulpit aiul aiiKiiig the hiirlic'st in dignity. The women sat iiy tlieuiselves and it is verv
likely were pl-!ce<l b.y similar consid.erations so far as they v^-ere ajiplicable. In the oth
seat iji the mhldle sat Mi-s. Tuttle. the wife of Mr. tiib!)s: Mrs. Newman, wife of
Francis, :J; wlio was h.-r next dnor neiglibor; the wife of .Jasper Crane;? and tlie wife of
Joshua Atwater.
In K).-)")-!; another assignment of seats was made. In the lir.st cross seat at the n]>]icr
<>nd, Mr. 'I'uftle, Mr. .lolm Davenj'ort (son of the minister). Mr. Fowler and Mr. AUerton,
*Mr. Pell. Tliotnas, sc-.n of Sir John Pell of London, was surq-eon at the SaybrooV: Fort, under Lyon
Gardiner in i'.;,". and in that c.-ip:icitv .vas seal -.viih Capt. Underbill to ihc Peq-dot war in 1637. About
1647 li" m. the widow of Francis Brewster. Before her ni. to Mr. Pell a fine had been imposed by th.-
Cour! whic-i: ;.hc rcf-.jsed ;c- pay. and Mr. Pt-li, after marry inj; l.cr. was 5-,ekl rc.'ipor.<;ib;e, wliich he ako
refused. Afit-r a pood deal of riifticuUy aboui the payment, and declining when called upon to take t'lc
oath of lideliiy, he went aw;iy, probably to Fairfield. His wife and dau. were witnesses in the case of
Staples acainsi Ludlow. -/;,fc->«"j f/{st Pcsc. In /:,i,7->n's h'ht. 0/ West, luster Cc. mav be found an
extended account of Pell. He was of an old Norlhamptcnshire family. He obtained by purchase or
grant a large tr.ict in Westchester Co., N. V., probably bv authority of the' Conn. Leg., afterwards known
as the .^Ianorl;f Pelhain, of which the present Peliiamvillc is a part. This tract -vvas ratified by Gov.
Nichols to John Pc!l:an-,. !,-ent., in 1666. !n if/j..i the patentee devised the whole tract 10 his nephew, John
Pell [con'monly called Lord Pell], who obtained a further tonlirmation of the grant from Gov. r)onj:a-i
in x'''^.-. Two yrs alierwards John and Rachel (Pinckne-v'i Peil conveved to Jacob Leisler, merchant of N.
v., [who ac'ed m WXv.M ..f the HuKuencnsj si.\ thousand' acres, n'uv tiie township of New'R. .chelle. X. V.
The (.;rantee and his heirs p.ty to said John Pell and his heirs, as Lords of said .Manor, one fat calf on the
i4th ot June annually if demanded. Consideration .4:1075 stcrliniT- ^\'hen the fat calf w-as demanded
each Huf;uenoi p.iid ins proportion. Pelt also eave one "hundred acres for the benetit of the French
church. Rachel, his wife, made her mark, ■• R" In icot Leisier was executed in New York for high
treason. liavin;r und.,ubicdiy assumed and e.xercised authority as Gov and Commander-in-Chief of Ne-.v
York. Thomas Pell d. v. /.. xit^. a. 61 yrs. His only bn.ther, John Pell, D. IJ., of London, an eminent
i.!.it!ir:-i^a;cia')^.i;vl author of several learned works, was Cromwell's envoy to the Swiss Canton in the
tun.; of Uie Preiec'orate. "The family is on-j cf great ami. luity." (.Se.cEr.cy.Brit. for bicg. of John
■I" lir>.iher r^jwicr"' [U'liliani] was a magistrate.
^Francis Xewm.-.n w.is Gov. of the Coh.ny.
»ijasper Cran' ard U in. Tutt'e were n>uch associated in public affairs and were probably persona!
friends. 1 hev were associated as " fence viewers," and in the Last Haven settlement, and as leaders in
the Uelaware enterprise. He was ni.iny veurs a magistrate. He removed 'o Branlord \(--.--. He was one
of the ni'.s: •,,r..nuiu:nt oi the launders of .\"i,-wai k in :':'.-> vvlu-re his name stands at the head ot the list of
proprieiors preceding even lh.il of ttie Rev. Abraham Piersou. The Milford people soon followed and
the n.ime of Robert Treat. ,<fterwards (.iov. of (:onn..i.-, '^ist. In \(i>i Treat and Crane were ihelir^t
repr-sentaiive, of Newark in the X. j. Legislatiinj. .Nkirv Treat, dau. of Gov. Robert, m. Dea, Azariah
<.r.-eic. son rf J,l^;ler.
AVTLLlAiL T UTILE. Iv
■Sen.* Ill tliu -kli loiii; sf;it Mr>. (iihhru-ii, Mrs. Ttittle, Gooiluift- (Tihhs and GonrlwiiV
Duvis. At tliis s.-atiiiir Jniunlian Tiutle, Jhuics Eaton, Joliu I'lark mid Isaac Turiiei-
(s(jn of Cajit. Natliauiid) wci'i.' i)laced togeilier,
111 l(i';i-2 aaolluT assignment of seats was jnaiii\ In the third long seat Mr (iood-
<.Miliau-;cn, (Sanint-! Van (toofh-nhanstMi, who n;ai ried tho ^vi(h)W of ('apt. Xatha.ni.-l
Tunit-r), 'Mr. Tuttie,\Mlliaui Judson (grandfather of .lames Judson, wlio married Wiiiiam
Tnttle's granddaughter, liebucca Wells), John (Jibbs and Lieut. Xash. On the v,-omcn"s
side, in the thinl hjog s,.Mt, "Sisters Miles, i'ecic, l.indon, TutTle and (jil)l>ard."
TlfE D}:i..VW-AUE EXrjCOlTIOX.
In 1640 Capt. Xathaniel Tarner, as agent for parties in New Haven. l)ought of the
Indians a large tract of land lying on jioth sides of the Delaware river, in ^vliat is now
Salem Co., N. .1.. on the east, and iu New Cr.stle. Co., Dei., on the west.
Theohjfct was tophint accdony under the jurisdiction of NewHaven, for purjjoses of
trade and commerce. The next year (1(J41) nearly fifty families were sent to the new
jmrchase. They settled on Salem Creek and erected" dwellings and trading houses.
This was the lirst English settlement in New Jersey. It ])re'rt-ded that at Eli/.abeth-
towii (the first permanent English settlement iit New .Jcrsev) bv twentv-four vcars.
In IGoS a comjiany of Sv.-cdes, led l)y Peter Minuit (a disatf'ected ex-Dutch governor
•of New Amsterdam), had located themselves at " Christina," on the we.st sidV of the
Delaware, nearly opi)Osite the mouth of Salem Creek. These Swedes and Dutch, v.lio
vvouhl agree in nnthing else, says the historian, united in ]>ersecuting the Englisii, .ii\d
.succeeding in driving them off in 164"2.
New Haveu made a second attempt about 10-11, which was frustrated liy the Diit-.di
at New Amsterdam. These, v ith other and subsequ(>ut grievances, always came up for
consideraiion and protest in the meetings of the commissioners of the I'nited Colonies.
and formed the sta])le of the olRcial ciirrespondence between Gov. Eaton and ''one
troublesome neighl'Or " at New Amsterdam. Finally an agreement between the com-
missioners and the Dutch govern. )r was signed at Hartford, Sept. o, 165il. It establislicd
certain bouudarivs, redres.-ed certain v\ nrngs, and in regard to the l>eiaware matter left
" both ])arties in .-itntue q>:<j yre'/.v to plead and impnjve their just rights, but all pro-
ceedings to be carried on in love and peace, until the question coubl be decided here or
by the {larent governirients of England and Holland." In pursuance of this apparent
settlement, about fifty men of Totoket and New Haven, in the spring of 1651. hired a
•vessel, i)ut their effects on board and set sail for the Dehiware.+
They had a warrant from Governor Eaton, and he wrote a friendly Irtter to the
Dutch governor, acquainting him with their intentions; giving him to understand that,
according to the arlutration at Hartford, they would cultivate 'their own lands, and kepp
within their own limits. Hut no sooner was his letter received, than the Dutch
claims were again set uji; the people of New Haven, who meditated a further setllen-»eut
at D'-lawar,--. and a.i additicnal improvement of tlieir ihtere.-.ts, under an apprehension
of ])eace and safety, were threatened with martial opposition and bloodshed. They were
pertidiouslysei7.edandmarleclo.se prisoners at New York, nor could they obtain their
liberty, until they gave it under- tlieir hands, that they would give over their enterprise
and return to New Haven. They were threatened by the g-overnor that if at any future
period he sliould find them on the Delaware, he woiild no"t only lay Indd on their proj.-
-erty. but transmit them as ]irisoners to Ilidland. This comjiany was nearly ruined, and
the colonv of New Haven was u-rcarlv injured bv this repetition of ho,-tilifv on the part
of the Dutch. ^ - . . . i
In the same year a meeting of the commissioneis was held at New Haven, Septem-
ber 14th. Of this meeting Governor Eaton Avas (did.^eu Pnsident. The meeliu"- was
no Sooner convened than the following cunnnuuication sva.-^ made to jt.*5 members:
*isaac Allerton came over in the Maytlower; he wa,s by trade a tailor. On the deatli of John Carver
the riisi Uov. oi Piyrnouth Colony, he was made .Assistant " Isaac Allerton, a se? Capt., removed fron'
Boston to New Haven and built a u'rand housf-, ulth four porcl'.es, on the Creek; this, with Eatun's*
I)avfnport"s and G.'e-S;>n's were the prandest houses in the town. I>aveaoort"s 'house had t"irte-n
hrenlaces." [Noted by Dr. Stiles a^ traditions in IlUiory c/ the J.-^.'^'.-.v.] Mr. Allen. -n removed "to
:>.ew .^mslerdam where he ha(! i;reat sioreiioiiso and carried on an extensive trade wiih the New l^iiir-
land Colonie';. An old map of Wambados .-r New AtnsterdaiTi , as it was in September, idoi, shows Isaac
Allerton's buildines surrounded by a fence, close to the site of Fulton .Market.
On a brick buddintj now standin-; on the southwest corner of Union .'ind Fair sts. in N Hav tl;c
Trowbnd_,es have this year 1 7iSi] placed a tablet inscribed: "Isaac .Mlerton, a pih'riiii oi' tiie .M.i'v-
f.ower and the fatlitr of New En;;iand commerce, lived on this ground from lu^'i' until ^i'-,--,-^." ' ' ' ■ ~
"^The people of New Haven, not satisiied with the location, propose.! to remove to a ir.ict on the lJe^-<.-
ware, and in 1631 urgently requested Capt. John Mason to remove with them and take the manarremfnt
of the company He w.is on the i^oint of accepiins? their liberal olTers, »vht:n the Corin. auchoniies inter-
fersd Nvitt: ent'caties a^iJ rciusai to consent. — l.t'/'r 0/ "rck/i Mai<K.
!V1 WIT.LlA>r TL'TTLK.
"Tlip IniinMo pfiition of Jasper Crane. William Tiittle and many otliers, inhabi-
tants of Xeu- Haven and Toiiokot, liumidy b^howetli, —
•■ That, whereas, divers years since s<'vera! nierfjiants and others of New Haven
witli much cfiiirge and loss, did purchase of the Indian saLramores a.nd their companies
tlie true pn.prietors. several large tracts and i>arc. Is of lands on JKitii sides of Delaware
bay and river, and did presently be^in to Intiid and .set up factories for trade, ,'-ind piir-
])f>sed to .set np ])lantations within their own limits; wliereby the gospel also mio-ht have
been carrieil ami spread among- the Indians in that most southerly i)art of Mew Enirland
and the United Colonies might before this time have been enlarged with convenience
botii foi them^<dves and posterity, jiad not the whole work byliostile and injurious
oi)position, made both by the Dutch and Swedes, been then iniured. And whereas
your petitioners, straightened in tlu-ir respective plantations, :i.ud finding tlu.> j.art of the
country full, or affording little eneourageinent to hegin any considerable new planta-
tions, for their own comfort and the conveni.'iice of posterity, 'did, upon a serious consid-
eration of liie jiremises, and upon encouragement of the treaty between the lioiiored
Commissioners and the Dutch governor, the la.st year at Connecticut, by auTei-ment and
consent of tlies.-dd merchants and others, n-solve ujoon a more ditlicult " remove to Deia-
Wiire; lioj/nig that our aims and endeavors* ijoth to (iod and his peojile in these colonies,
being assured our title to the place was just, and resolving (through the help of (iod) iii
all our carriages and proceedings to hold and maintain a neigh li'orly correspondence of
the Dutch and Swedes, as was assured them, be.th by the tenor of the commission.-^, and
l)y letters from tlie honr^red governor of this jurisdiction.
" To these ends and witji these purposes, preparlions were made in tlie winter; a
vessel v.-as hired, and at least fifty of us set forward in the spring, and expeeting the
fruit of that whoh'some advice, given at HartCord the last yea.r in the case, l,v the^ri>i-
trators jointly. Those chosen Ijy the Dutch governor concaridng in it. we went to tlie
^Ma.nhatioes, (which we might have avoided) and from our lionoivd guverno'- ],,-e-pnted
a letter to the Dutch governor; upon perusal where(.f, without further ](iovocaiion. he
arrested the two mes,>em;-ers and eommitted them to a private house, cioso i)risoners,
under a guard. 'Unit done. In- s.-n* for the i.ia--tev of the ve^'^el to come nii sliore as to
spe;ik t(. him, au'l committed him al>o; after which, two or more of the compuuv' com-
ing on sliore, and desiring to speak with tli.'ir neighljors under restraint, he coinmitted
them as the rest. Then desiring to see our commissions and c^py them out. j'ton;!--
ing t(j return them the next day, (though the copies ^^el(' tal;en "and the cwinmissi ,ns
demanded) he refused to deliver them, and keju them and the men impiisuneil till tliev
Were forced to engage under their hamls, not then to ]/ioeeed on their vovi^ee towaivls
Delaware, but with loss of tiuu-, and cliarge to return to New Haven; thrcaTeninir, that
if he should after find any of them in Didaware, he would seize their giods, and send
their persons prisoners to Holland; and accordingly they returned, tinMightheir dannige
theret)y. as they conceive, doth amount to about -L'ei)!). All whifdi. your ]ietitioners
refer to your wise and <erion^ consideration; and. beir.e- well ii-^^ni-d you wili have due
respect to tlie honor of the English nation, which now suffers by tiiis injurious alfront,
taki'ii notice of by all the neighl)(jring Indians, they humbly desire that some course
may l)e agreed and ordered for the dim repair of theiV losses, satisfaction for their unjust
impris<uunent, with liijerty and encouragement to improve their just rights at Dela-
ware, for the future.
" For whicli purpose they humbly olTiu- to consideration: —
"First. — That Delaware, in the judgment of those wlm have often and seriouslv
viewed the land, and considered the clinnite. is a place fit for the enlargement of the
English C(doniesat present, and hopeful for jiosterity: that we and they might enjoy the
onlinances of Clirist, both in spiritual and civil respects.
" Scroiidly. — They fear, that if the English right lie not se;isonablv vindicated, and
a v,-;ty opened foi- the speedy iilanting of Delaware, the Dutch, ^\ho have laid alread.v
an injr.rious hand both upon our pers(ms and rights (they liaving. as it is reported, lat^-iV
begun a new fortiiicatiiHi upon our duly ]>iir(duised lands), will' daily strengthen them"-
selves. an.d, by large olfers. diaw" uiany ot the Engli.^li to settle and plant under them,
ir, so hopeful a [-lace. Which will be not only d.lNiionora.ble to the hinglish nation, but
inconvenient \^^ the cidonies. and of miM.hievons co^^isecpieiK-rs to the person^ who .--hall
so settle, in reference to that licentious liherty theresulTered and practiced.
'■■ Tliird'.ji. — .\s the petitioners have not in thi'ir eye, any otlier ce.isidL'i-alde iihue
within the rnuits of New Eiigland, either forth" enlargejuen'r of the cednnles at ])rrsenf,
or for the coujfort and coUNenience ot '.oslerity; so if the Duteh nuiy thus opj.Dse us in
ouv jx-rsons ami rights, if they may plant and fortify u'pon the land wdiich t'.iemselvej.
the English, Swedes and Indians know to be ours, it mav encourage them to encroach
WILJ.IAM TUITLE, lyi
anamake further l.ostila attempts upon son,.:- or .;tl'.er of the smaJlcr English planta-
■ ons to bnug tlu-in under th.,r govunnu-m, and :n;u- .miualo th. Indians ?Nvith\vhom
tl,. Dutch u^grutrnte themselves by a h>rge, cc.st.M. and mischievous tmde in o- ns
,.owder .ind shot_, to de.pise, and n.ake msults np.,m us. Whercforo, thov again huml"ly
entreat your advice, uuh seasonable and suitable assistance, amnding" to^he wS;St
lionoi ot ( Ijii^t, and liie v.elfare ol the colonies ""*
. ..^m^'.fri'T'"'"'"'^ of this repi-esentation of tlie Dut-h condnct, th-, comn.i.sioners
lemon.tia ed ana prote.-ted m a letter written tr. (Jov. Stuvvesant, notiein.- b]. sen-i-
nients contained in tiie letter which he had .sent to Governor Eaton, relative "to the Dela-
ware settlement, uis violation of the agreement in refusini: to put Uieenwieh under Xew
Haven jurisdiction, in imprisoning a number of the colonists, v ithlioldin^^ their comud'c.
?S,-W™ "'^ '^''T-''?" I'-fl'^^'^^il; ='nd also, in their attempting to estabHsli
toiUhca>,cn.upon the and which the Xesv Mav.-n proprietors had pui^chased of the
iKUive pn.piiew.rs at Delaware. Th.y declared that til.- Lnited folonils would, bv all
us .aid awfnl means, vinuicate their injured honor and interests. Thev also resolved
in lehal ofthepetuwrner. that if they shnild attempt in the cour.c-of the vear to
h a^f 1 )() mi?"' ,r" '^''V '''"'■' '"' r>,elaware. and at their ovru expense .send 150, or at
least 100 men well armed, u> a vessel or a.r.y number of vessels for such an ex [.edition
with a .suitable quantity of ammunition, and with a reMnlar con.missir.n from \ew
Ilaven government, that then, if the Dutch or Swedes should attempt to om.ose'them
And ihe> further resolved that every l^nglish pUntation on Delaware bav and river
x)!v' Trtr ""'T- "' •'V^V.'''* '^': '"""^^^ Colonies, should be under the go'vernu.eat of
jsew iiaven. — JJior/. aj Got. Eaton.
This matter is ref^-riv.lto by tlie commissioners oi the United Coloiims (in answer to
s, tl",l r u r'':' ) '^^'^V' •^■^^'er date X.w Haven. Se,)t. i 1, Ki.:,! : - We under-
stand that Mr.- Eaton liath written to yon an.,ut th. jusL tiib. Vj considerable- pan- o^
rb'^llSl^'n 1 ^^"^^-'^'^i^'^r ''"^ ^^^'^ ''^■^'■= ''•'""■ ^^>^^- ^^•'■^•« fonnerlv disturbed in
then tiade and planting by force and other unlawful pra.-tice.4. both of ])utc!i ar.d
«,^i!;i7 ^■?'''^^'^ '""^y icmtiaber, ^aid he L.>th acquainied you with a late unneigiiboriv
and impei-iou.s carnage or the Dutch governor, ^^].t^n at least fiftv of Aew Haven juri-
c.ction were on tne way to plant tliere, but were sei/.e(i, imprisoni-d and forced to ret-im
m , nutnt ""t? '^'^'^f .i"^"'^"*^^-^ i" that .lesign. and hath derived vonr help in pro^u;.
ing d patent Ihese things by a petition from those concerned in ili... late loss and dis-
ap.iuoitment liave been recommended to our consideration
••We are justly sensible of the di>honor put ui.on the English mui.ut bv tlrs unj.i. t.
aftair and ot our dutv to pre.serve the title to so considerable a place as Delaware, and
est tf •-' tI^'^'^^"' ^'"^ satisfaction be made to those wronged, both in their ],ersons and
n io V.,.. 1 ;"'''■ ''''''^^'^^^ ^^'t!' in-.p.iries about old patents and improvenunis ou tin-
J^Si:"b?loKSmS"""^ '' ''' ''''' '''''"''' "'"''"' ''' ''''''' '"''^''^'
bn.l .^;"J^ ^^•^^*^'" *^"^\5''^. ^■^^^' ^'^'^''^'^ P^^n'lf were incensed against New Am.sterdam, aiui
ad the other .New England colonies made common cause with New Iiaven, a war wirh
0 w.ii ' TK^ y- ^■"^"'^^'^- ■■ ^^^'^'T one expects a righteous indignation." In lGo8
T'n,.tn ""i • ^^" -V-'^"^'f5''^" ^^^'"^'1 '^« a defen.se against an expected invasion bv th.-
iuiT\^f']^'-'^'" u ^r' ^'•^'^"^^- '^'■'^ Hi'^torlco! Mnrjazh.c for Slav. 18S3, contains a
ct rt of thi.s wal . I rom it a famous street took its name (Wall street) and i.reserves
me memory ot its location.
for .JV'^«,'-"«',^'V^'y;-ei-y unfortunate for Wm. Turrle that he undertook this enterprise,
to ,t involvtxl him in considerable loss and disappoimmeiit at a time Avhen th- pro.s-
pens of the New Haven settlement were very dark indeed; but it was a mosth!ii,py
tlimg for Inm, his family, po.sterity and cuuntrv, that it utterlv failed In vieu of
rnlln Tp"" ''^r '''"' "*"'^^'-"' '-' ■ ^^"''' ^'^I'tedness of man and tlie b.-nefident over-
r n ^ P ™'" "''V'"'^ '''''^' "''''■^ clearly displayed. In IGo- the Swedish Gov-
1 . ;^; ^''l" ■ "'■■''"''■'^ ^ ^'^'"- '-^ '"^ "^'^"^'' '*' ^'^!'»i ^''^^^ as a defence against the
tl'^n rl "n"- r'''^!!"^ ^""''" -'"'^npied than it was •• stornu-d bv an enemv n^ore active
tl,^T t.,e D.acli and mere idoodthirsfy than the Indians, and the garrison put to flight.-
. u. m.me of MuMdu-toe^imrg ny whi.di ii was known thenceforth si.ttici.mtlv indicates
] . vo . ™ ??'' '^""■'''^? "^ ^^'^ conquerors. In the two and a quarter. centuries which
une circled away since that event the United Uohniies have expanded, to '• Tite
nifed >t:ites, v.ith a population more tie.n five tiiues i-reater tl-an Mi-.^ o'^ Fn-b" d
id)
"Hazzard's St:;:e Papers, vol. ii,
Iviii WILLIAM Tl ITLK.
"and IIo'IuikI coinlnn'.'d in l'i.^0. Greiit citic'.-; ar.d pinsiioroM-; comi^iimitics liavi' orown
up around and beyond tliH disputed torrirory, toihf utiuo.^t ii'Uit of tlie tlion iinc;-,-i)l(.;(-,l
continent; but tJie, comiucrois nt tiie New Jersey Swedes scill hold the fort, junl iln-
]>ehi\vare jiuvcliase remains in a condition hut little if any improved from that in v. Id-li
C'a])toiu Turner found it. About fil'ieeu y. ars later some of rhese same men of Ttjtoket,
\vjlh others from Milford, headed by Ja.-y)er Crane and Kev. Abraham Pierson, father
of llie first President of Yale colk-jr*', Kobert 'i'reat and Ul>ndiah Bruen, founded on thi^
banks of Pas-aic. a jdace at lirst called Milford (after the Conneciicut town), now the
city of Newark, X. J.
Foiling- in liis coi:.mcrcial aspirations ai\d enterprises, Mr. Tattle betook himself,
like his fellow colonists to the cultivation of the soil. In the care of his lau^-e famil\
and property and in the performance of liis public duties he dimlult-ss found ample
employment of mind and body. Besides the education and support of his children,
numeioxi.'^. juiblic duties devolved u]M)n him — watciiings. trainini^.s, arbitrations between
contending settlers, disputed boundaries of farms and towns. Juror. Constalde, IJoad
Commissioner, buyii;<;- and selling of lands and we know not what besides. The Colonial
records ffives us an idea of tlie diversity of his aetivlties and o>-cupan^'ns.
In 1G40 he vras a commissioner to decide on an equivalent totliose who liad received
iuferi*)r meadow lands in the fiist allotment.
lu 1G44. Mr. Wm. Tuttle and Jasper Crane were appointed fence viewers for Mr.
Davenport's ijuartor. One of the duties pertaining to this ofrice appears from the '• peti-
tion of Pioben Abbott and Wm. Paine to have their land on the east side laid out in a
convenient form to fence. Jasper Crane and Wm. Tuttle were ajipointed to view it and
consider how to lay it out." They located allotments aiid defined boundaries and in
sonie other respects were the predecessoi-s of the nujderi! city oi- town survevors in T.heir
ofdcial cap^'city.
lie seems to have perfonrtcd the duties of a Pioad Commissioner, for at a court hi-ld
July 17, IGIG, James Steward was cO!ui)Iaincd of for contempt of Magistrdte.'^' lie was
wanted to work on roads but had no tools. Mr. Tuttle testilied that he ol]'er(>d to lend
him tools, provided he would make them good if lie broke them: Imt Steward an-wi-;-c-f!
that he would not enter into their claws or paws. John Cooper te.stified. that Ix 'wt^ one
morning v.-itli Mr. Tuttle at the gate, James Steward came along with his .-iiftle^ and
said; "What! Must I help you work?" Then John Cooper said: '-You must helji
the town." James answered, he was unsuited aiid wanted tools. Mr. Tutile otTereil
Lim tools, but if he break them h'^ shall make them good. He sai-d " Xoe, lie would
not come into their claws and ];aws; whereupon Mr. Tu.ttle said he must make good the
tools."
In 16i0 3Ir. Tuttle and Jeremy Watts were comj^lained of for sleepiui'. at tlie watch
house. Mr. Tuttle said he was overcome, and Jeremy being sentinel, iie sat do^^'n on
the threshold and slept. They were both lined.
He was prominent in the Settlement of l:)oundai-y diiyicaUies. At a t'Vvrii meeting',
April 11, l(Joo, " It was ordered com>-rnir,g the Indian lands spoken of ai the last court
that Thomas Jeffrey, John Broekeit, William Turtle and Kobert Talmadge should b<-
committee to view the gi'ouud which they say is theirs, and to advise them for the- best
about fencing, etc., that we may not have so much complaint from them about cattle and
hogs spoiling their corn, which they sav makes their squaws and children crv "—Bacoi''-s
E14. Disc.
In the trouble about bounds between Branford and New Haven, James Bisluq), Lieut.
Thomas Munson, Wm. Andrews, Jolin Moss and John Cooper, sr., were chosen as com-
mis.sioners for New Haven; afterwards, Wm. Tuttle was substituted fnr John Cooper.
Branford chose John Wilford, Thos. Blatchley, Michael Taintor, Thos. Harris and Sani-
lud Ward. These coiumissioners met Oct. o, 16(30, and after full del)ate and consider-
ation the bounds were set and the case forever endtnl — Conn. JliiK Sor. Ftijitr.".
A boundary agreement between New Haven, Milford, Branf^u-d and sV'allingford
was subscribed to May 1, UMi'i, by John Xash, Jijhn t.'oojier, ^\'m. Tuttle. Je-rei'iia];
O.sborn, John Miles and J.olm Clark, for X<'W Haven; and B"njamin Fenn, Wm. F(.)wier,
Danicd Buckingham, Sylvanus Baldwin and others, for ^.Ulford.. — JOiJ.
In personal misumler^tandings and (iisagreemems among the coloni.-;rs Mr. Tuttle
was often called ujion for advice or arbitration. •■At a court in Jan., Kvlii, .Mr. I'ell,
plaintiff, ^Ir. CaiTmch, defendant, for i'oO. were entreated by the cou.t to }eat it into
"III the same yt-ar, 1646, Thomas hiakcsley of New Havcu wris fiaed for '■' di^rt-.^p ■;(.'. 10 r-i- S.njr^-r^fC".-
ii: tl: ■ Maj^istri'.t--;:!^ -a somewhat louy a'<sumption of ihe s.'...TL(i!:es.s of ai'.lh>;ity for ni-ea wlio suinclhrcc
yei^r:; later jusiulcd the decapitation of a kinjj by his own stibjects.
^VI].LIA?.l TUTl'lVE. Ivix
arbitration. Mr. Pell (-Lose AntiuODy Thoinpr-.du; Mr. Csifiiuoli clioseMr. Tuttlo, to ^vhoin
rt'cro :L.l(lt\! Mr., (iiftt-r^vards Gfiv.) Francis Xewii.aa arnl Mr. Craue."'
"At a court lioUI S^-pt. S, 1048, lienry Bishop .sl;iti d tlial lie had a dirKculty with
Mr. l^weiiport and had a.-^kcd arbitrn-iopi, bin coald cft ni-nc. iJad asked Mr. Wake-
luan. .Mr. Tuttie and Mr. Kiidiard Milt>s. The court thouglit they were fit men."
Courts, consisting of the Governor or j'eputy Governor, two or three Mae:istratcs or
" A.■^si:^tants," at; tliey were called, and sIn jurors, selected frcni among the" best n^en,
were held from time to tirnt- for the trial of vuiiou.s causes.
In tlip records of these courts, ^Vn>. Tuttie often appears as a juror, his title of Mr.
always punctiliously ol^served. Tlie bdlowing record shows how sparingly it was
l)esto\vrd: "At a court lield Nov. 10. 180U, J//-. \Vm. Lteto. Dep. Gov. Afr. Benj. Fenn,
jWr. Wui. Jones and James Bisliop, assistants; Koger Ailing, John Cooper, Abraham Doo-
little, John Winsion, John ().-horn and Mr. ^^'m. Tuttie, jurors."' James Bishop was a
representative or member of the Gem-ral Court, Secretary of ."^tate and afterwards Dep.
Gov. Boger Ailing was Treasurer of the Colony and dea. of the cluirch. J.ihn Cooper was
Agent of the Iron Worlcs at East Haven. Abraham Dooiittle wasSlieriiY of Xew Iluven
County, and in this very year of lOtiO w us chosen to superintend the atlairs of tlie new
settlement at Wallingford. John Winston and John Osborn do not ap})ear prominently,
in ])uMic employment. The latter is the auce.stor of the Xew Haven Osborns. A
daughter (Kiizabeth) of John ^^■inston was wife of Samuel Ailing, son of Koger.
Another daughter (Mary) was wife of Thomas Trowbridge and ancestress of the present
New Haven family. ^Ir. Tuitle was Juror again iu July, Nov. 8 and Nov. '2-1. 1G71, aud
he is last recoided in this ca]iacity, June 13. 1072, about a year before his dr^cease.
In March, 1066-7, ^^■iili.'\m Tuttie took the Constable's oath.
In 1064 Mr. Tuttie ex]>oun:led to the court about taking the youngest cliild of Eobcrt
Hill, the widow being will'tig to pan with it. In the afternoon the court considert-cl the
matter. June 7, 16G4, Mi. Tuitle informed the court that his cousin, Widow IJill, liad
come to an agreement v/ith him about Naihanitd. Tlie court advised it put in ^^-^iting
and recorded.
In 1604 a young girl was charged with pilfering from her master and from ctliors,
among other tilings some liquors. She tried t.) in^plicate Mercy Tuttie in thf> crime Ijy
saying that Mercy met her at <ioodmari Thor])e's and drank some of the li^.juor. Mercy
(aged lA) denied it and the charge as to her was shown to b':' utterly false. The girl'tj
crime, therefore, was aggravaTed l)y lying and l.iearing false witness. Before sent'?rjce
was pronounced, Mr. Wm. Tuttie, having liberty to speak, addressed the court, and
" with great affection" said the young girFs sin was very great, yet /c: did t'luch pifj/
?" r, and he JioptdtJie Court irvuld dial Lnientli/ icith htr arid put /<•:/• in some pious fern-
ily where f<he could eiijoy the inenns af Gi'ace for her ■■^eiuVs good." 'i'he Court, in consider-
ation of this appeal, and of the fact that others against whom she had ofiended hud not
made complaint, said that Iter punishment should be as light as comported with a pr0i>er
sense of the heniousness of her sin, and " for her soul's good " she was sentenced "' to be
■puhlidy and htcerOy ii-hii>pe.d, ton, ^rrroir after lecture." It is a gralification to find tliat
our ancestor's ideas about the ])ublic whip})ing-post as a means of grace or as au instru-
mentality for the reformation of young girls were somewhat in advance of his time.
The exact date of his death does not a})pear. It was in the eai-ly days of June, 1673.
The record of his invruitory follows immediately after that of Benjamin Hing, which,
was taken June 0, 1073. At a court held June 19, 16b3, a pajier was shown by wliich
Wm. TuttoU and John Tuttoll conveyed to ^Vm. Eassett a lot of 00 acres of outland on
west side of Xew Haven East Hivt;r, (Quiunipiac) runrdng from tlie Meadows vrestward
towards Mill River,, bounded in part by land of Wm. Potter and Thomas Beaumont.
Wm. Tuttoll died before signing the deed.
Court, June 8, 1074, Mrs. Elizabeth Tuttoll said: "My late husband, Mr. Wm.
Tuttoll of Xew Haven sold unto John Jones of Xew Haven 60 acres of outland near
Sto)]y Biver, being part of his 2d division, and Mrs. Elizaljeth Tuttoll, wid. and relict
and lawful administratrix of deceased, desired it might be recorded to Joftiie Jones, wid.
of John. Signed,
E. (Her mark).
IVIr. Wm. Tuttoll, about a fortnight before his death, appeared before James Bishop,
Assistant, and acknowledged sale and satisfaction and desired it might be recorded to
^^'idow Jones.
Xo will or mention of will has been found, and it is probable that lie made none, his
v.hI calling herself his lawful administratrix, and tiuit he di»'d suddenlv.
Ix V.ILL1,\M TUTTLE,
His dust liPS under the sod of the Old Ureen, exactly Adhere, we know not. A"?
"sor-ial distinrtioi) was nevor lost sigiu of ev<>u in tho jjlace of graves, we inav couclade
that lin was buiiod innong the honored men of the colony.
The last remainder of Ins estate was distrilnited in 1709 to hi.s children, or to their
hv-^irs. It was divided iiUo eleven parts. Joseph Tuttl^. a grandson, ajipealed fr(jni thi.-.
division tu the court at Hartford, and deposited l)0uds to the amount of £C0 to make liis
plea good.
Fn>m the foregoing we may infer thai Wm. Tuith-- was the oqual, socially, of anv
of tiie r'oloni.sts; that lie lived and brought np his ehildreu iu a manner beuttino" }>[■< eon-
dition, and carefully pro\ ided for them the means of starunj^ iu life. Thathe was a
man of courage, enterpris.^. intelligence, pn^biiy and piety; a just man, whose counsels
and judgiuents were sought to cilm the contentions and adjust the difTerences of jarring
neiglibors, and withal, of a tenderness of heart unusual in men v>hose lives were passed
in .sirifr and conliict with despotism, barbarism, and tlic .savage forces of nature.
Through all these years, that may truly bo said to have tried men's 'sculs, and to the last,
he pos.-^essoil rb.e res])ect and confidence of men who-e souls '.sere tried like his own.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tutile died Dec. oO, IGSf, aged 72 years. She liad ho^u Urhnx \>-ith
her youngest son, Nathaniel, who, at a court held in "Xew Haven, July 28, lUS.'), pie-
sented lier will, Imt " the other children objected and the court would iiot allov,- it."
Tlie inventory (App. 008), tajien Feb. 3, lO't^H, by Moses Maiislield and John Ailing.
It indicates a ladylike refinement in apparel aiid liousehold appointments. 'J hat she was
a faithful and true wife and mother we h.ave good rt^ason to hwlh've. All her twelve
[ children v.-ere reared to juaturily atnid privations, dangers and trials, of which the
mothers of tlie present day can hanlly form a conceptioii", and which very few indeed
would have the courage to face or the strength to -i^ndure. In lier v.ido%Vhood, !i"a-^ t
f.fflictt(ui.-, were added to lier weiglit of years, but tlie religious faith and hope whicJ: she
publicly professed iu ]»er youth, no douljt supported her as nothino; ej/^e could do through
j all the dark aud troubled way, and unto tlie end. The nrime of hlizalveth %tas a favorite
; one among her children and later descendants, esp'^cial'y in the line of lie; namesake
1 2nd daughter, wliile tliat of William (singularly) wns not given to any of the eigiit sons,
'• and to but one of the numerous frraedsons.
Signature. 1(377, ., ^j^,^
Ihr grave stone was removed v.ith the others iul8?], from the Old Green to the
firove street cemetery, and it now stands in the row along the north wall of that enclos-
ure. A pait of the inscription is still jdain; a j.art is obscure by the cruml)ling of the
stone, and a part is eutirely gone. Some " Old Mortality" has" recently retouched the
letters, and brouglit out a "few tliat were before uncertain. It is still hut a fragment,
like a fidni and broken wl.isper from the far distant and still receding past:
Ag(^: 7G: ;j1 : 10: 1084
• ■ "Elizabeth Tutle
The: blest: live: af •
They: are: the: blest .;
That; live: at: Rest
GENEALOGY.
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I ."-'toiiy !{i>.'-f, whicli \s-a.s a part oMii.s patrimony. In tin .-o <-onv. hois callrd jnn. At
^- court in .\. ]!., Nov. 'io. Kiil'-i, .lolm Tnitlr loqncstcl tli:it ho luiolit liavo lil>v'rt'\ to joii--
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P.llAXCIl OV JOilX,
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Jolm. !i'' \v:i> ii;i i-'i)!ii. M-it!i S;innii4 li'i^mOl tn ".ve;;t iluj uic/tiiu- lioust-" in" K;isr
iliivcii. 17!!'. r />:..•'-/.) F"],. I]. |7('(>, ;:oiiv. ■'!uii,i laid cait to mv huLci" Join, 'i'littli'
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of X;!fli:ihl,'! 'i'uttlr (;;■ ^^^..■^ ! Ni, ry." "Mr. Simi = U'l rhuk d. Fch. V?, 17^0: v.-. pn.v
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i,!nvaiilrs s. John oiic-ilunl. a:!,' il:.' jost c p.aUv .livi.l.M aiaoiiir all luv dii!." A codi^:!!
in favor of .-. 'i uaotliy. wiih wlioin tlh- if-iaior li;\d livtd, was \'\h lAf'alcb "^-iaii
■•'Ai-:< Ha.'ihak (lark <i. 1>.t. -2!. 17()S."
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I! Daiiio!, 1). March (J, Iful--..
III. John, !;. F;'l;. Vj:], l'.i7(_;-7: livinsr ii, 17-20. as per will oi 1 f
JV. J..,s,'nh. 1.. O.-t. ^0, 1';;^: !u. Nov. :?,. ]7ii7, M:u-aU Parker.
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X. llo-ier. 1>, .!.an. 2. l''.;r,': m. .Inn. •■>. ITk-?. .]olin MmIi'm-.h.
XI. Tiin'.tii.-, b. Jail. 5, ]!-U[: m. .i-.m :!1. 17-J{, i:ii/,;ikcrli .Poltcr.
Xif. Mehit-iklo, I,. May 10. Ki'.'S; ;,,. l),.^.. i,;, IT'J'?. 'i'hoinas j.ov-n. and d. 0:1. 2.i,
172:;. '.hne_w..,?k'S afrer 'o. of only child. J I, ni. a. "X; wi". and h;id nin- ehik ,S f JVnir
IL'.i.j' n.n'.-lr//. 1. MKiii-' Aii:.!-.. '■. Uci. 4, lT-i.7; livinir in J7-14-.'), as per dee.i (,[ lauu
near (Marl-; to 'i'i.onia- Stevens.
111. SfunneT Clark, h. .Vsv. 7, li'7:!; n^ Xov, l'}, ](\\r', Marr. .ni-. of Kh'-ncxe-'
and lliii'na;i (Xinceni) Hvown. i). Ap.l;-. (!, I(i7.1, d. I)ee. 31, 1747." lie leni. ii/ Xorrh
Ilav.-i!, Conn., thence io ^^. e. part of Snathinu-ton, Coiin., vrii,>re h.:' d. .Inr.e l'.'/i7.>k
^ged si. 'I'h.. Io,;:\;i'y ]ia-; ever ^.^inc been knov-n :is Ck.rkV; Far;;....
(Ti"'f'>ir\s IUsi-.ri/ of S'>>ifJ,i;i(jioii., froM-irlurh in p'lrl tJii-^ rc-mil of (h.-x. of r^.'„"ic!
CUirli l-i (,i;,t II :)
\. .\!>iadiani. h. Oct. I!, 1«lOl); ;n. O/t. 4, 1721, ^fanha Tvler.
!i. .M;iry, h. May S. 170:k in. Sept. C, I7;;i. }4''i.-^e.s "ikile
Ilk llanniih, 1). Anii-. f). 17l,»k
IV. l);.vi.k b. Sept.' ■, r;i)7; m. .\nz. V,\, 1700, Ih.inr.ah Woodruff.
V. Silas, h. Oct Ik ITn^I; ni. Dec.":;!, 1720, Eunice Cook.
-- \\. Isaac, h. .luue 2. 170^; ni, M,-ircli 21, 1734, Mary K(djerrs of Wallintvford, Conn.
VII. Ruth, 1>. .Iniie 2. 17()0, in. .);.n. 7, 17;:!o, Tkmhd Cnher. and liad Kh-.uior .Tun
18, 1731',.
Vtii. lll•/ci^lah, 1). .Inly :;!, i7F'k m. .kui. S, 17.;.j, Ahi Curtis
IX'. Fnos, i,. s,-p(. 10, i;;!: w. D, c. 7, 17:3. lumice HnsscH.
X. Al.ii;ail, h. l\-lj. l.-j, 1713; m. Z^Iav 17. 1732. .Jonathan ]?ronson.
_,- XI. Israel, 1). April 17, 1714; in. An-. 3, 1743, Midiitablc .
1111. Abraham Clark, b. Oct. 11. llil):i; mil. caj.t., res. S. ; d. Se]it. 23, 1780,
aged DO; m. Oct. 4, 17^J, Martha Tyler of NVallingford. He m. (2) Oct. 4, 1742, Mar.c'erv'
Gilleiie of Fannlngton. " > ' o .
I. Mary, b. March, 21, 1721; m. Dec. 8, 1741, .loseidi Clark
II. kvdia. b. March 1. 172(1.
III. Samuel, 1). Sept. 12, 1727
IV. Kufus. 1). .Ian. l-j. 1730; jn. Marcli 22. 1753, Marv
V. Keziali, b. Oct 3 1, 1731.
+John r.ivJ .kime>; Ck.ric in X<-\v }Iaven. i6;^a. Jolm three polls, r.-ar £3.10 Jair.es four v-rs.T.s. rate
£-,0: rcia-'V-ed t'j Strjo,.;^. p. History Oi .S-.mtliiinjt"", Crmn.,' .S.Lniuel !si,;<'ic'd sin nf J.'me.s tohn .S.
ClaiU, Ks'p. f.f .-Vuau.n, .V. V.. t.liinks Sai^iii'jl w.'s o: Lieut U'itliam Clark's t.uuilv, v^-ho cHnif .roiT!
F.nslariJ t.,) L);i:vl'o.-.tfr u\ -.z-^t. t.-) Xwnhainf.-on. :.',.-o, and d. iC'/i. Mis sr.u Wnli.v.n removed t" J.cLn-.noa,
Crnn.. aTl h-ci i--: 'H.u' 'H.-ic-s 1 b.on^as ana Tira;,-,hv, o-c latter resiilcvl ia Lrt.anr..i. It I :,r.< r.or i-is-
t.iken la the itientity ..t J.->seph (1141 :x?, tho crantorin i:n toF.Kenczer Beech'Tof richt in !:i!:J .ci1 out 10
Gr;indtathirr John C'.ark. then it to-lows th-p.t .lohn w.is lather of Samuel. The latter wis c.^ir-! less nf:iflv
rehiied to at least twi ni the I'lree U'i-i(ih:un count v Chirk famihes In I.eh.i- on wry ra.-iv there ucie
(Ics'-citdmUs ct 'hr-.^c 'lis'ir,.:! f.irn'.I'Cs of tj-.is ii-Ciiw viz : I.icut. U'i;!i.t:a. i-snv .! ,■;', .'... ■' '); ■.;■;, s^. r^ U.rv
ot the olnnv. aivl .!.)hn. H i-:^ a Pliiir nas. John a;ui Tc^othv Cl.irk in M.'n^tarli pet-:ioco"c! t^> t/^
an'i.*\.d to H.i:n;.--n, !>c:nc: within t( ur roiies from tier, mfc'i'i,: .',i,'ie-f.;.
••.Tn 170, T.>!a-. Chirk and wife, Deb.T.ih, of Xjv,- Ib-uen, ccnvc , .:i' io -I'ara,. D'',.ke- ni.i;. ri"ht iU land
;aC: oat to Naih:uii-i I'.,!i..r. Perha.r, re removed 1.0 WinJi'.a. ....i..ia v.
TL'TTLF., CLAUK, L.VXKTOX,
;5
VI. Haniiali, hap. Dfv. \1, ]T;1I); tn. Jan. 17, IT."}?. Al)cl, s. of JnsrnK d'lidley, 1>.
t^cj)!. 20, 172'.), uncle of Zfl>iiia Gruilcy. 1, SiiAs. N(,\ . 7. 17.')7. 2, Axx, J-'ch" 'iij
nr.U, d. A]);-il 4, nCd. ;:, Em, N..v. 2:;. 17C.l, 4, .\;;i:i., V,b. 17, l'7ii4. (l! .inn.'- Ik',
iriiij. 'j, liL'i;r,, Drc. 1. nci") (>, J'uKHK. Mairli 7, 17(;!). 7, Hannah, MmcIi 2, 1'^71.'
VU. !-!('iil)cu, \>A\i. .\[arr!i 1;i. K^S, s.tv.',! in r.-v. war. Ci.!. Wvl!\'s ii^,i.
Vlli. Al.>i-aliaai, h. Ai)til2. 1:40; m. in S. Marrh 10. 17(;2. SaiVh", .!au". o|' 'J1>.,rnas
aiiil .Mar-arrt |X>-al) Iiii4-on, b. Feb. .:!, 17:j'.i. 1, \i;\ki;,1i Aui;-. 1 , ] ?(! 1. 'J. i\)i;c'\.-.
Sc].!. ;:;0,^] ^il. ;;. J.Yi>i V, Nov. 1, 17;-2. 4, Sauaj!, S.'^t. llt, 1774. ,7, MwViiv .'mi."-
2o. i::s.
IX. Eli/.al,-tli, h. N;.v. 4, 174;i.
X. U. b-kali. 1). Maivli. 1, i;47.
11111. Mary Clark, l). Mar-li 24, 1724; m. IVc. S. 1741, .hy>i-i,h (lark .4" Wulcr-
biirv, wlni (1. ..Ian. 1.7 i7-)(J.
■]. Mars-, i). Oct. :;, 17 ri.
II. Ab:r.-r. b .May 12. 174-".,
Til. liuth, \>. A\vs 2s. 1747; in. Si'pt. 1;;, 17(i.7. .loscpli. s. n!' Tliamas lan'-.ton. bap
June 1.7, 174<"»; rem. ti:) 15iitl'nut<i:i, Conn , r.boiit 1770. i. 1, .Iamks. 2, Hanxah. ;j,
Tu'i-vfAs. VI. r.Tii. to N V. S. ; 1)ail Si/'ri", h. about \> 12, ai.;! o'li^-rs. 4.' A];i;a, vi. ftiid
liad !'ain.: rr.-; Jirif., Conn. ."). la ill (i, Jo^^l;lMI. b. .Mai-.4i. )r,'>; m. .Ian. .11. 1707,
; !' 17r.7; a. In Xcvv !!iit'. about ls.")7, a-,-.! ,^2. lb' 0.. a.b-ul tiii'cc nit^s. .aii.-a-'li^
wf., a-cl S2. 41:cy livid t(;^'i;tln..'r (M yca.r.s, l,a.4 .-^ix (4ill., of whom two 4. n-. ioia.
Ironi ]>nf!in:,'-ton to Ximv Ili-cf., Conn. 1, 11', m. n. of cmi.^. .-ibdut 1^2'.*, a.i:( .["about 22;
uuni. 2. /.'"■•./(.''. Ml. . ;;. .AV.'/,'.v,'. b. tilj.i.it I-IJ; (I, Lf con.s. IM ]i'cr""lNi]i M;:r 4'
Cldo,, b. about lSi2.
Chloe Lankton. — VVliile Aai'inL;- lor ilio <-!rs at X'cw llanf.;-,; iL-.; o'Jkt dav, I
■callc.4 on (7hiot.; l.anktoii, wlio, a.s your readers know, ha.>. bc-'u continod to Ik r bcdfor
the last fortyscvcn years. At the a,C'.- to' ciL'litef.-n .■,ii<' Iom tii.- u-e of ker limb^. inul
:i.-'.ant aiui .-'eN-fre
from liiat tiineha.-; be^i iina!>ic to w.ilk a s*,.p .\!t]
paia. sli!" is sociable, plca'^anf, and j.ioks youn;;-;- iba.ii ni,-..i!\- \v<,-nee of lorlv. liri-
hair is a darki<l) brown, k.er eyes reiain all ilnar yo.itbf ul lustre, lif-r iu:oi;irr r^'s'iined.
ho])efu! and ])ntient. IT-r conipie>:io:i is ^i^o'j;!', and in ydioir A^<- is a plea^a^t "t'ood
looking person. ' ' "
Her pre.-eiit lunae is a stoiy and a half liouse, i)ainted whit.\ and siaiid-, a.luiat fortv
rod:, west of th.e Connecticut W'-stern depot on ilu> iiort|, <■<[.■ ,,f the ro.;d. 'J he rouni
she o(;cui.ies frotUs the s'reet on one sido. .V low, in'o.id windo'.v has breii sub.-;tit,ut'od
for a narrov,- one, addiui,' a irreat deal to the cheerfulness of the room. Tlie |il,i/t.' wa.s
a present to lier. .Mr. liu-^^idl Stur,i;-i's. a H;)ston mil liona.ire, cent ribiitecl ;i he.udivv.l
dollars, Professor Morse, of telci^-rajihic lea.owii, another lnii.dr<'.l; friends in X<'<v
York and P!ii!n hdphia i,'avo con-ideraMe. while frieuvls ai lioiu-', .-iid Sunda\ sdiooks
at lionie and awa\ from hotm- have all h.di.cl to rai.-c tlie cost of the ])iat.-e— .-^bUO I
think— and it is now huis, a fa-t tor whirh Chloe l.ankton is very thankful.
In 18.79 the Amer-ican Sunday Schoid Union of I'hilaihdphia ])ublishc.l u sketcli of
her life, a coi.y of which I remember to have read soiu" yoars ai^Mi. ][<'r room is a
perfect museum of cariosities, wliich she- enjoys showiiii:. " She luis ])erfecf use (d'he'r
liands, usiiii,' them to make an eiidle.ss variety of fancy arii(4es, some of wliirh lind a
?;lowsiile. Physioloo;ic:dly, Chloe Eankton is an intere.stiui^ study. That any mortal
can live nearly half a century. sulYeriii:;- intense burning- ])ain vear after ye;ir, "siii iidin'^
the long, weiry lumrs in b^-d" in a 10x12 room, with the dull cert.iintv tliat as'lou"- as
she lives her sufferini^s will increase rather than lessen, and still lo'ok as vouik'- and
liappy as she does, is cert.ainly most e.\rraor«linary.— .1/; ,/. IT. /// lAtrhfuhi Inqiiiver,
1677.
The sket.;h above referre.l tr, fs a 12 mo. of 24!ii>p., futHIed, "(lilne Lankton or
Li-ht l^-yoed the r4oud>. a Story of iJeal kite.- !t c.,n,;wes her yiortrait und'au
<^n-raviv,- -A he.- l;on!e. It is.o,.e of the most beautiful! n written, pathetic and absorb-
ini.' ot -torie;-. .- C,,:,rp.
IV. i,ydia, b. Oct. .7, 174i.».
11114. Rufus Clark, h -Ian. 1.7, 17:;0: m. Manh 2'^ 17-77 Mir\- wie, d
March If,. iM-j. aire<l il. \\- lived on V'e r si , S. ' ' " '
[, Daniel, b. Feb. 2ii, r.7 1 ; d. Oer,. 1.-,, Y'.\:, ; ,;■,, .iune H, 17?;! !i,;ldah d-o, n^' i-o,-.
and llenzibah (l!ecldey) \Vo,.d, b. O-f. l.'k ]7,-, 1. F;. rinin-.on. 1. .\.s.^il i,,,,' «, y[;;,.,d, j.]"
1<<:> ; d. May 4, 1^'.7! ; m. .Martha Fond, who d. Mav lo i,Si'> jie-ed (;.; ' ; ] s^,^, /,/,,'
m. Jamos I,ev^is, b. Au- \ ISo, ; y. c., 1S24. lie' exrcdled in studies' of' botauv vnk
■i
I'.UAXCll Ol' .JOIl.V.
mathtMiiiitios, and was rxti'fiiii'l} fond of (Iuu-jts and iniisic. Ismpldvcd at \A'(st Pi^im
as a tcachrr, chirtlv of thr cliilvii-cn o[' ilic pi-olV'ssuis in tin- militarv" acadmi v. for f.vu'r
y.^ars, and d. of luiiir f,'V(-r Aii,y. :2t!, iNvO. He rontfiu|Matcd iH-tni'iiin- to S.niihin-ton
to found an acadmiy. and it is .-::iid tliat liy liis advirr Sally j,f\vis l<'f;. the fund tliat Ix-ar:-
Inn- name. 1. livirn M . , U. Aiu'. -*:', l^;'-',""; m. S ']>t. >'(;, i ^ li;, ( l.-o. Lewis o;' TMainvill,.
who (1. .May 111, IStHi. f,--i'd .■)(). (1), Flormrf S.. !.. .Inne ."i. ]s4^. (•') ('i'tlicrinc M
1). April '.), iS"il. (:J), (i<'o. II., h. Frl.. :Jii, l.sr,:j-4. (-li. Helm (i., h. Sejit. VJ. lioij. " 0.
(.'atln-rino, b. June ."), 1S„".). :], .lames, b. Marcli o, is:j| ; m. F-in-line >tron<j: (>f I .aPorie,
Ind.. and settled tliere as a mendi. :?. .1-//;/, r.-s. I.al',, Ind 2, ilnofiA, |i. .Jar. -J,",
177;-). o, Hi;iv.ii;.\H. 1.. I7s[; d. Nov. 4. ]NrJ: m. John f'ase. 4, Sri-.i'iii.N, h. .huie IS
ITS!) ; d. Ort. L>s, ls:r); ar-d SS : ni. Maivh -Ji). I^k;, Ihith, dan. of (.'lies' and Sara.L
(Carter l.an^ihm, wh<i d. Sept. 2.'). Is;:). 1, ./,//in.-<, ],. i»ec. l,'), IMi;; m. Jujvk;. is;!!)'
Eliza, (hiu of Levi IJrown of I'lvmontli ; !>. Se]ii. 7. 1S14. 1 .VnToinrtte L P(4) 1]
iy4'2 ; d. Maivh ','. ls4-.i. 'J. Kvelun- Lli/.a. h. Jnlv -7. isfd I'ni. Julv S.'lsOr, O V
Whe.der. (11, ]in\,fn O.. Julv IS, lS(;s. ,0,. Janus (lark. Jan. :;'U "isfll (:): Eva
Li/.zie, 1.. Antr. Vl, l^^^,^ d !>er, :il, L^;.;, (4 . tn-.,. )ie>sard, .\'i-. n. Ln74. 2. r,/,',./;;;,
b. Jan. 2', isiO ; d. Sept. l:.!, lS;;i. ;;, /A////./. I.. [)rr. is, L--Jl': m. .May :!, IS17, A!i( .'
Culver, who d. Sept. 7. IS7.'). (1). Willie I'irrpont ; h. .Lui. 2S. IS.^7 ; d. Oct. 1 ' IS"!').
-!, S./ni/i //,/).-(■//-///, I). .March d. 1n2s ; ni. .May, 1 ^'."i 1, ( 'haiiiic.\- Diiidiani: 1'. Niiv. 27.
182;;. .J. CliirisMi. ],. Jan. is, l-:jl ; d. <'.-i. 2. i"^:;L il. .!„/•:/. Aul'. 2'.). IS-i."); ni. Naucv
iicach. 7. .<iiii'il. 1). .lau. 2Si, 1>;!S; d .Jan. :;i, ISl.'i.
it. .lo.x'ph, h. .^hlrch 20. 17.->0.
III. I'hel.e. b. Dec. 24. i;.V.(.
IV. Joel, b. Mar.-li i;,.i:i;;; : ni. Feb. 2ii. I7s4, Phebc S.eil. r,
V. Seth. (Jet. ■j4. 17rO; ni. Chh'e i5a:lev. ]. .'(/.\Xn\' F. . pec. 1{», ];'^'l; m. .Mav
2(;, 1^11). .b.hri i'.dwa.d .l.-.ne-;. /, L .l,,/< i, . A. a.n ird'. 2, J[.r,:-I .1., b' .\pii! -J ; , Is-y;';
in. Jan. 2, ls.")4. Ivdwin .\. Siainuird ; b. liaddani, <'onii., Nov. ;;, IS-JO; <nn of .(osjah
a)ul Lydia (lliibburd,; m. (1) .May IH, 1S|:, ( amline .M. Le(k|e\, v.Ik, d. .!ulv ;!, is-.p.
lie enlisted All;: 1 ■>. 1S'J2. i n < 'o. i', 2l>' h < onn. re-, of vol-. , nndrpp. -er^t. ' For two
years and eii;-iii niculhs in constant sei-viie aiul nuuiy liai;'es. and had nianv '.nxn-x
e.=;capes. At K'esaca, .\la. . struck by a piece of sh-'U ;,i,.l boot cm open. At l'.cu;on\ ilb-.
X. C.. .March 111, isi;."",, sho; tlirou-h the Iniiu-: d. at • loj.l- lior,',, \iarcli 2i> buried
Southiuiitou with nidiiar}- vw\ )na--iUi;c hoin)r.-.. .Ian. 'i. iMid. "lie wa- a i:;it)iMii
soldier, and chcei fully u.r.e hi.s life for his coiiuti,." 1, F.mnia .M . . b. .!a.i. 1, b-.'iO.
2, Carli<ni J., b. .Mav 1 1. Is.-,;. ;j. ,/,//,// ,s'. r. , b. .iulv 11, b- 2o. 4, n.:,r<i a\ .fniv
0, lS;iii. .-), .jn,i,,iiii /■■., .iuu.- ."), ls.;2: in. Au;;-. ;;i. ls,l', .lohii W . Sav'au<'.
\'l. .Mary, F.4,. 27, 1 77.'!: m .M.-nch 1. F-'.il , Z.JiIna, son of N.iah ami Sarah ;i[,-iu. of
Hev. .IiM-e Curtis) (Iriillev : b. 1 riF) ; d. Nov. 2li, 1S12.
VI 1. l.'euben. .\pril l", 177.";.
1112. Mavy Clurk, b. .May S. l :u:;, m. Sept. li, i;:!l, .MoM's ^'ale^hi- 2d wL), son
of Nathaniel anil .\ una (,1 'eck) \ ,ale of \\ al 1 :u- I ord, b. Julv 1(1, 17ri."'i; d. 174■^ She in.
F2) Berry.
i. .\ iron Vale, b. .Line 7, 17d2. .Meivh. (d' llrti. a shm-t lime, rem. tt; Salisbur\,
Conn , beti)i-e 1771; thence lo Charlotte, ( hitiendeii cfuuitv, \'t.; thence to Ohio, near
.MaCietta, where he d. about IS.'l. ai;ed SIJ. Hem. .Vnna, dani.diier of Cap:. Sleph.eii Ibiv
nn-rof \V. Hri f.. b. 1 74t>: d. about 17;;b He m. {2i '. 1. I'h.\i.i;v, b. J 7'i2: d. in
f).,.\u,u. b"), IS.JD: m 17^1), Zeiah Curtis, uhod. ISb) Several chil. : re.dd.ed at .Mi. \"er-
non, () 2, .\.\i:().\, b. .\])ril 11. I7(i:;: rem. to Madrid. St. Law re nee Co., .\ V. ; d .lune 20,
IS.-)!!, ai.':ed S7: ni. Loi.- ISarnes 1, y/<//-/ /- /", b. .1 niie -JS. 1 ('.i I : in. Smit h Ibiyniondo'
-Madri.l, X. \. 2, S,ill;/. b. .\iil;-. (i. KDiI; m. Leonard Simmons, (2i Lvman Sbiimons.
•■], Ijnini, b. .\u-. 7, V,'.i'<: m. Ira Fiilliii-tou <d' M.. X. V. 4, Ae/.v, "l,. .Lil\- 17, |s((J:
d. \h-r. 1(1, ISIS. .-,, \ltii,rr,i. b. .Inly 27, 1 <n2 : m. iiichani lb own of \. .■^'ei :i X . Y.
f), Cun'ij.- If., b. .Iiine;;d, ISO.-,, ,1. Seps". 12. F:li7. o. .Mosi.s, ],. ; d.alioiit bs|(i, in
Marii t'.a, ().. leaving- t'am.:re<. Abe orLcii. 4. Sti-iii:.'^,, b. !7(;(!:d. .-dioiit ls2o;siin.
had family. ."), .vN.N.v. b. 17(ir:d.. .\ii,i;-. I'.'. 1 S4() ; m. 17:)^; As.-i F.a laies (,f ( 'ha i loi n , \'['..
who,!, at LansinyburnJi, X. "i . . |s(i:i; had three sons and t wo dan.--. 0, i'i)i.:.\. b. .
7, S.\i;.\ii, ni. ('apt. (.'eo. A I h-n (d' Xew Loiiilon, Conn.inm.to \'ernoi!, X. \.
11. ,\bi-;.,i| Vale, b. X...V. 2.7, 17;;;!; m. Oct. Ill, \ir)\, Siinimd Scoviile,
HI. L.\dia, b. Sept. II, !;:;.7:>;. 17:t:;;m. Livan F-riy.ir.
1\'. .\nn.i, b. An--. 11, 1 7;!7: d. unm.
y. Mom-, b. Mav ^, 17::'.l; d.ied vounr;.
VL Mos,s, b. (><■'■ I'l, 174';: rem. 'to Charlotte, \t. ; d. l^l-'!, a-ed 7'i; ni. Loi.s Lviuan.
1, LVM.\.\, b. .Miv ID. 177..;; d. .\u-. 21, ISIU. a^vd (;.7; m. .lau. 17, IS'd, Fativ, d.'an. ot
CLAKK.
IMiiliji -aiul IsaliclluFcote, 1). Oci. '^4, ITTO. 1, Aniin,i]ii, h. Nov. lit, ISO]; m. C. A.
Scviunur. -J. C'lrolnif-, 1). May 14, l^(l}; lu. llrm-v ^'al(_- I'anifs of M(.iit j..-li.-r, Vt.
:;. /;..'/'/'■/(,, 1.. Mi^v '-'N, is(ii;-. m. i:. }i. ^vlH•.■l(r. -i. 117///,^,-, i). 0( t. 1, i.-^ot;!!!. Ort.
■.'0, ]:-:;.■), A nu-lia Stioiiu^ 1, Mavtiia 1-., April iC, ls:;',l. ;>. .lohn S. , (.)ct . 2n, l^AO. '.),
Win. S., T-\>li. 10, ]vl-2. 4. .Ji;ir;<Tta, P.T. -.M, ISi:; o, inf. , Siik. •?•.). is IS. r>, Ahhin!' ,h.
Srju. 2t;, ISO;); m. Mardi :!!, iSo.".. Nnali iJesr. (J, llmris. li,' Dr.-. 2■.^ Ks]l; m. Fc!i. V?,
isy.':!. :>.lar,v Otis. 1. llanirtO., Auir. :'.. ]s;j'.i 0. MaivK.. Frl). S, 1S41. .".Maria L.'
Oot. :!l. T^"4:. 7, /."/.v. h. .Man-h ",, l*:-!.-); ,1. 17-1,. C'j'. IS-l'i; ui. .M.arrli M. '■[<',^, V.. A.
_Mattlic\>-. •}, Loi-. .1. Siiit.. IMl. num. ■',. l.rcv. h. ])<■(.• -JIV 177'.). 4, >r<.sl->. b.
Nnv. '.!, 17S(;, (twin) n s. Hoii-e's I'oin:, X. Y.; in. Ortavia Sniitli, (Oi 1>' t>-'\ Smitli, (:))
Jhumali J..M,iiar(l. /. l-y tir>i lu.; 1. .1/ '/v/, h. D.t. il^ isl 7. 2. li'w/. 7/. , Ij. AjMil K.lSl'U;
m. -laii. is, 1,v4:). Man- .\. .\..r.h. 1,'l'aiurlia ,\nnii, h. Oct. 'J'.', ISl-l; d. .\^lu^ ~0,
ISU;. /. 2(1 m.: ;;. J/'.^'/.w.// >.. D.v. ii. is-.'ii. /. ;;<! m.: 4, (>,-larIji, h. Nov. T), is:i2. ,""),
I'l'inidi'ih 1) Dec. 14, ].s:j!S. .S. iiKisiov, twin with Mos.'s.
V;[. Clil.M- Ya!,f. I; Oct. ill. 1M-"j: lu. Kn^i^l, llou-ii "f Mcriilcu, Couii., Ajiril 27,
i:»;:: -a. Jiiiic24, itti.
Vlfl. Mary Yah-. !.. ; lu. , l^arkcr.
1114. Dlivicl Clark, n. S.-j.t. 5. IT'I"); m. in I'arininii-tMU, Cnuu, \v.-s,. I!^, 172'.),
Haniiali, .Ian. of .Im,-..|.1; uii<l Hannah n'lailo \\'.H„lrn(T, h. .\n.'-. 22, Kul, in I-".; d. Maicli
22, i;si. a.-.'.l 77.
1. liannali, i.. Mar'-hl:], )7::0: m. Si[.t. 2'!, 17.')1. David iJ.arin-s, res. IJri- tol, Cuui.
II. Ann)>, 1. Sent. 2. i:;:i: r.-s. F.: d. in iH-iliU'ln-m. Tonn., .Mavl."j, ISnO. ai^-.-d HO;
ni. Nov. 2ii, 17."i:;, Xa.nni W.ci-s o!' p,., ulm died il'cr.- Xov. 1, ]s()s, ;,^,.d 1-1. 1, Oi.n'i:,
.<«•].;. m, !7.")';. 2. TiiiKM). .\|.r;i Id. i.7."i'.). ••;. Sakja. i>cc. is. I7tii. 4, S.ujAii, .Ian.
7. 17(;4. ."), A.n.m;. Mav l<i, i:(;;i.
Ill I'avhl. h. F. !.■. 11. lidl.
IV. linldali, !.. Dec. ]S. 17;;.'.; m. March ;;i. 1 7 ■'.■"■). Danic-i Allni.
^■. J'hcl,,-, 1.. N.A-. ".I. 17:;:: ni. Mar. :-;i, 17.7-.. Danid Lanu'dnn.
A'l .\h;-a;!. Lap. Sc].!. 2, 17""!t; :;;. Xmv. 1";. 17:)!.', Marvin ll-cV^wiih. ]. A (Hrn>.
d, .liilv. i:r,y -J, A (iiii.p. d. l-"cl., 2-, i7li7.
\"li. .\lcriia.n . M. .'an. S. 17rrl. .\l.in-r ('nrtis.
^'Fl. '.iiidc. hap. .\p;ii 2-. IMF set. in Flvin(.ntli.
F\. .Martha, b F.4.. 2F 174'!.
1114-3. David CFark, h. I'd.. 14, 17:;4; d. in Sonthin-mn D-.c. .',, 177.-.: m. X<.v.
is. 17.-)^;, I, '/is. dan. i.i .ionMiian and Snsanna. i iiiclia I'dsj .\ nd i cw ,.., h. at v'^. -I n.;e CO,
17:;(k d. of tfvcf .\uu:. 2h. Isil ; slic in. (2) D.-,.. s, KDl, .\nu.s Hart (d' .^., his '.'A \vl'.
1. Solnnn.n. h. : d. Mardi 2s, 17S'.).
I!, i-di-.ha, 1). 17.-)7; rev. so! in (',.;. W'vlF-,' i-r:;!. aial .-.■lid In- saw .\n(h-c linny;
ni. in S., H; !.n-d. Sh.-nvo.>d, v.dn. d. .d mns. S-j.r. 2.-'." 1S12. a-vd .'.i;; (2) Xov. .'lO. Fsl'?),
Martha, d;in. ..r .\:;a Wood r, iff. vFIm. d . l\d.. 1.'.,' ISV.I, a,u-cd 1)2. lie d. .May 17, ]S;j.-,,
au->-d 7S. .-) (d'-il , :; d. yoniiir. 1, Ai.iMiix, 1. : ni. X<m-. 2iI, ISi.;, Sarah ('., dau. <d'
•i-nild and lamice ,''.\I()rse ('ris>v. h. Anu'. 12, 17sF rem fnnn S. To so. I'eiin 1S:;7. 1,
Fr,iUr[<-l\ ba].. Xov. 4, |s2F 2." J,o/,..v. hap. Xov. 4, ls2]. 2. 15i.Ts!;v, b. 17-d; m. May
7, Isui;, Sainmd .\ndre\vs. jr., b. in S. .Xov. 2. i:s;j; ,1. (,f lich.l. .March IS, Is.a'.i; towii
clerk many yeai's, " a man ol' inteliiu'ence and trne worth, u'ood lookiiic;, Via-11 tVirnicd,
alTabh., lifiiennis and L'eiit leinanl v. " His wid. d. ."\lav 2d, lSh2, at her s. Fanibf-rt's in
I'lanlsville. \,L,itnh,rt li.^il i,> t'l , 1>. May 12, 1807: m". Di'C, ls:.s, i:ii/,ahe!h, dan. (d'
Scth and IJebecc... (I\c]se\- '. Smith of .Middle!'. \vn. ( 'onn. 1, hdlen ( i ., b. Mav d, ISlS.
2. Martha Clark. .Jnly'.i, l.s.-,4. 2, Jhiinwl, lyix-ihrlh, h. Dec du, lsp2: d." O. 1 2.-.,
iSdl; m. .inlv F lS:i7, Fdv.in ib'ainerd of Iladdam, ('..nn., who d. Feb. 7. Is7n, aired U.-j.
1, Amelia S; 2. .Mary F., m, O.t. IS. 1S;;U. |7d.-ar ')'. (Iridh-y. d, ^^ilbnr V.
Hi. Ithnri'd, h. 1 7.-).e d;, ii, s. Xov. .',, isi F m. li-nlah Farnain of Da nbnry, ' 'onn. .
who m. ,2) De" ;». isl7, Sila.- Tavh.r and d,. .Ian. 2.-., Is24, a-'cd iF.. 1, D\\ iD.'m. X.>v.
IS. 1S17, Ada.h l.a.Mc Hr.l. ai;d"s],.-m. C'l D.-.-. 2s. !S;U, S.dah Fa rn<s and d. Iiis wid.
Fe!). :, li^as Sic- ua.^ m-.. o!' lb v. Henry F. Ilarnes (d' Wd.rce-ier. Mass,
IN', llila <.r ;ii_dM}. m, 'dar' b ;;n. 17!)r. Di'. .b,hu I'ofu'r of \\(dc..;t F(.nn..'s. ..f
•lucl by his 2il v--f. . hap. .FiimS, 17110: rcui. wot ahnni is-jU; Ids tirsi v. f. was Fy.lia,
dan. of Dea.. .\aioii i i:iri-I,-on, wie><). Sept. 2i;. 1 ;;i(i. ], .loiix Ali\M--,b. l'( h. 2.-|. 171. S.
2. Fvni \ .M\i.i\. !i. S. p; ■,::',. I7!.'.t; d. Oct. 12, 17.'.». '■'>. .\i.i;i.';r lb.i'Ni:v, XCv. 2.
isi)0. 4. .-.\i;.vii .\l.\i;i.\. '.March .';. !m>;;.
"d. FoF-. n;. hdiphah-t D;ywd and d. in Canaan, Cnii.
y\ i.ni'-v. h. .Xmv 4 17)'>'.e m. -ionaihan Hart.
Vn Sraiir::, h. 1 : 72 : s.-hwoi i-'aclnr; d. nnm. .Fdv ], •'S(i7,
BKAXCJf OF JOllX.
Mil. Lois, li. Dec. 17, 177i; d. J;ui. 18, 1SG7. in S. : ni. Vi-h. '21, 17118, Sila-i Bi.^.liop
of E. llav. 1, ilKonoK, Jan. 7, \^{J-2; ni. Aug. -J!), 18:jl, Eliza, rhui! of Mark Lan.-. 1.
C/tarL.s .v., March 27, Ls:);i. 2, 7v'///% ('., Si^pt 17. 18:;3 :J, S./n//i, .lune 17, 18.7. 4
Walter Ji , Sept. 2s, IboU. 5, Luf/<n: Fd) :!, 181.;. C, .A,//a.y ir., Srpt. U, 1809: d'.
April 5, 187:1 2, Bi:nxktt, b. .Marcli 21, 119:); in. Ai>ril 2i», ls}J, >[urv (.'urti-; .2) Jan.
12, is;i2, Polly (lUmlianij \V(;o.Irr,:t, \vi,i. oi' Isaac. IK- d. .March 21, "iS.^O, and his wid.
111. Dec 10, 18'm, Dca. Ulivcr Ltuis. /. hy tir.sr in.: 1, /I, mi/, h. .May lil. 1824. 2,
Ja/iff ('., Jan. 4, 182li. i. by 2-1 in : 3, J/<//'^ /:'., in. Ithanua- Bntler oi' New Britain.'
4, L'lri'-s V. '), WUiitiiii.
1114 3 6. Lucy Clark, b. Nov. 4, IVOO; d. in Paris, On.cida Co., N. V., Feb. 20,
180;!, I'-u day.s after l)irth of Icltubod; m. Jc'natlian Hart of Hiistol, Conn., who u. .Mardl
2, 18l.i!l, ai,'.'d CO: (,2d wf.); he in. (1) Mary Coc, wlio d. about 178?: he rem. to Paris
about 1794 and d. tlu-r*'.
I. Alvaro, b. Nov. 14, 1788; d. Paris, X. Y., Nov.. I's24; in. 1812. Bei.:;.'v Ihur. /.
1, J()xvjii.\.v A!.\- Aim. 2, Pu\vi,Y r.i.iz.x, .1. is;;.-, at Osweiro, .\.Y. ;!, Lrei-\.' 4, J.vxi;.
0, VA.V/.XV.VA':',.
U. Orris, 1). F.'l). p!. 1701; d. at ()., X. Y., Xov. ?,0, Is-^"). nnuxh. ; jud,ii,T court com-
mon i)leas; shcritf of (Jncid.a county i8U' to 1824; served in war of 1812; inauv vear?
can:d coiu.uissioner; memiier stale const, con.; reji. in X. Y. ie^-. 182r.-7; m. F.lizab-iii
Bigelow, who d. Pec 10, 1840. 1, Jcii.v A.nx. b. .\lar.h 'J, l,sl4; m. F.-b. 24, 18:jd,
lio.i. William BuUen, b. Clinton, X. V., F.'b. -Jd, 18J1; d! Sjuthport, Wis., (icl. 27^
184(;; (2) Dea. (ieorye Bciun-tt, b. Pidi;-oli(4d, Fairfield Co., Conn., several lime,, a ineml)er
in each branch of Wis. h-j,-. j, (A-.-i'.v y///'/!, July 1, ls:V3; d. Jan o, ISO"). 2, Mcry
r/^^rfz-'/ifr. in. Pot.-r Kindic. a civil cn-'inoer of re[)ati-; .■;./.; re... IJuiValo. ;',. Wil'.iini-
Herbert, Inmbfr mendi. and tirst-class biL-ine.-s man in ClTn-au-o. 4, ./.v'/;? Frrincts, b.
Dec, P44; (1. Oct. 4, 1850. 2, Ji.xxk'i'tk. June 2i». 1817; ni. \\\iT. o, is:!7, J. 6ti.s
fiiover, b. April, I?,, 1812. at Scipio, X. .. ; iawver, U. S. dist attv. 1,^72; res. Clii'.ai^^o.
1, J>i!i,i. llirf. 2, ILnrii Tcft. ■^, Otix ll.n'duil'^Wiuu. cu]\. [>•)•.). ";;, .M.\i;v ( I cirrncnK,
Ai>ril 20, 1810; ni. Sci)t.. 1841, Dr. Frank K. Hamilton, foim-rly Prof, in Cc,i'->a i,.. ,;'.
coll ; in r>7o Prof, rd' snnrery in X. ^'. coll.; nw of th.> suro-eo'iis in the cas'- o<' Pre.s.
(.iarheld. 4, iOl.l.KX, April 'i^}, 1821; in. >v\,X., IStl, .h.hn' S. Randall, lawy.n ; res.
Xorwich, X'. Y.; rem. t(j \\'is. where slu' il. .f. p. ."i, I'r.r/.AnKi'U, June 24, 182;J; m .
Hon. Ibuion C. Cook of Chicago, mem. CNm. from 111., atty. i'or Xortlnvestern and r>nr
linuton, Quincy .V Chicago railroad. 1, D.i't., b. about P^o2.
1-ii. ^^^•lrren Hart. .\ui;-. 20, 170;j; d. at White Pigeon. '' icii.. A)iril 28, ls)18: m.
Dec-., 1814, Havriec Page; d. Apiil, is;;]; ciiAng., 18:);;, wiii. .Maria Alexau.ier, having
7 ehil. 1, Li ri V horis.v, Se])t. 2"). I8I0 ; in P. .\n-tin. 2, Or.i.AMXi Pai.mi-:i;, Xov. 21',
1817 ; d. Oct ;;, ls7;; ■ m 1S40, Florinda (Joodrich td' Stf)cKbri<lne, X. Y , who d. at Oak-
land, U'is., Oct. ('., 18.')0 ; (2) Ajn-il N, ],S(j(), Mrs. Elizabeth Barger. 1, 7/'././//, Oct.,
1842 2. 7V.'///-. Xov., 1841. ;!, JA'/vV/'.l ^/f/;V^ J-.-ne, 1847 ; nn ]Sfi.^, Charh •^. 'Ku.-.ii.s.
i, JJihria C, Oct., 1840; in. Xov., 1872, Elien Orndoff. o, ('Inuiis. July, l8o4. fi,
lint, Oct., Ps.YS ; m. (.ict., 187;^ O'eorge Perry. 7, W'nrrni, Oct., 1850.' 8. Roi;:tl.
June, ISii.l. ;j, Liens Lkaxdku, Aug. :10, 1^10 ; m. March (j, 1844, Uebecca (ioodrich;
5 children. 1, Mnrij Hi'iilsn, Dec. 20, bS-H; ; in. Oct. G, 1SG4, James Chapman. 2,
Xarioi'. .J:<xhih, Jinn; 20, 1840 ; m March .s, 1870. (,'vnthia Baldwin. 8, IhittW Ai,<i>liru\
May 28, 18o4; m. Oct. 11, 187;], William W. Ives. "4, Flor.i Kiln, Aug. aO, 18-")S. 5,
Cora Jidly Nov. 10,1802. 4, Enwtx Clauk. Mav 6, 1821; d. Jan. PL isjii. ,"), P,ktskv
A.Mt-i.rA, March 20, ls24; d. March 8, 1^14. 0, 'Ei-ukai.m Anvvno, March :;1, 182.j; in.
Maiiuda (ioodrich; res Wi-^. ; farmer; justice of the ])eace. 1, /■)!//( U, IF., Oct. :!1,
18.-)2 2, Jt's.^ir .v., May 0, 18.07. 3, Fl<n'^ ,tn 4A., Jan 10, 18ii'). 4, J-Jloaior 7.., May 10,
ISO.-), f), J7//7/ 4/., May 2.'), 1800. 7, Onuis Josfaii, b. Dec. 11, 1820; ni. Sept. 12, i8o.'>.
Laura Beisey Young; fanner; Deansville, X. Y'. 1, /■Vi>n in-c A'l'jiixtn, Xov. ;j, 18.'3i3. 2,
-•l/;/(2t 7.^'';y«. Jun(! 21. 1800 :!, /A/Z/e . LA /J'/, Sei>L. 0, isci . 4, f V/./.v. 7.'".sr(.'C, Oct. 13,
1804. 8, Wakk.ex LorKWooi), Marcii 10. 1828; d. in Mexican war, 0, Bk.x.ia.mtX
BitrcE, b April. 1820; d. of v.-oiuids at Bull Pun Oattle. 10, llii!\M L(^KKX/,(^ Jnlv ;]0,
1880: ill Jan. 2.5, 18."i7, Catharine A Hnbh.ard; res. Scriba, X. V. 1, 7'r<.^/ - L/'/'/^/'/.v, b.
Oct. .-., LsOO. 2, WiUiiiin J/Y/w//', d. May, ISiil . :;, -A.v.s/e l.,i,ili. b. Dec, 24,' 18'!:!. A,
Florcnr, Jf'-'i/, b. Sept. 14, b^O.V ■"). A/I', rf 117/, •/v//, b. Feh. I, lsi;s. IL llAunii.t'
E.'.nci.lXK. b. Jan .5, \S-]2; m. Oct. 2;L IN.")-"), Isaac C. Jenks, lawMT. and d. A]-.ril 7,
ISO:-'.; res. Janesvitle. Wi.-. /, \ . If.i rrr ( M.tj/. 2, Fhru, Jf, rf. 1 "j. Soium;on r v .1 axk.
b. Jiily 1, 18;Jo; m. -Ian. 14, 18.5.5, l-idwin (.), Lynuui; (2] Isinic C. Jenic^, former lius. of
her sis. Harriet. !:'., biiAiion, b. .May (5. is:!"); d Sepr. .'<, is,");!. It. i '(,;i;xt:;.i.v Ma<:ia,
b. A[)ril 2.5, 1807. 1-5, Ai.oxzo Atj'.xaxder and Faa'UO'S'/.o P'ihi.a.xcek, twins, bv 2d
m.. b. Sept. 1.5, 18:]U
ci-a];k, allex.
lY. Lnsvlv, 1). Oct. 27, IT'.).".; d. Sept. 11, \s\:].
\. Lufia, b. Feb. T.t, 1T'.>S: d. Jiiii. IS, j>2:!; m. Oct. 1, ISU'., AmUrose l.yinun of
Lvoominc; coiiutv, P;i., wiin d. altnut suim.- tiiiu- as lii>> wf. 1, KnViiN C'r.AUic. 2,
J\MF,s \Vit,mam"son. o, I.rciA Jam:.
VI. Kdwiu (.'lark, b. IVc. 14, ISOO: :\lerch., Osv.ooo X. Y. ; lu. March 14. IS-J?,.
\urol Aiulcison, b. ^ept. 1, 1^02; Wiud-or, roiin.; d. Jan. 22. I'-^Tv); (2) .May 17, 1^71,
Mrs. \Vaii-eu X.' llawkt's (Wilbur), b. Aug-. 17, l«r.. 1, M\i;ioN Vioi.iiT.v, b. Nov.
'J, 1824; d. Xo\-. 20, l^:'"). 2. Vr.i.oxA. "b. .July :^, l<2'::;; d. Nov. lO, is:;"). :1, Maky
Fkvncks, b. Nov. ;l,'lS:jJ: d. Nov. 7. Ibo"). 4, Minvix AuGlsTis, b. .bin. ]4. 1>^-]'): d.
Sept^ 5, "l><.-):;. ",. 'li( lA <ii;i;Ti;i-i>i:. b. Sc]>t. 2. is.;;'.); d. Jiuic 2'), is 11. <k AyuEi.
Augusta, b. Oct. 21. is:',7: m. Auir. 17, IS.I'J, .lohu Ibuir;, jr.. vo.«. Syiacn-t^. N. Y. 1.
'XifJie dark. 2, yrttu. o. Fn';i/-';ii. Hurt. 7, Haynhs Iamu), ^la.rcli lU, lb44: m.
l^).sie Jones, 180i'>; boot and shoe dealer. Osweiro. 1, JC!!>:i Jihu^, ISC.',).
YII. IchabuJ Andrew, b. Feb. 10, iSOo; Ibun. col., 1820; Kev. ; SL-tticd at Sandusky,
O. , inovc<l to 111.. is72; m. Oct. 1:3, ISoO, Eiuelhie F. Frii^bio of Westnioivland, N. \.\
b.Au:;. (i. 1S02; d. Jan. 10, 1S:>j: (2) Ncn-. U, 1S>;0, Damask IJosc Frisbic, sis. of first
\\{ ■ ^ Jan l:-! 1840; C'i Mav 4, I8U, Harriet Eliza \Miitconib of ■r<'nt])!('ton, Mass.; b.
April 12. INl'.i.' 1. FiiA>-<.Ks Kmki.ink, b. July 22, is;17: d. Sc].:. 12, Ks:Js. 2. Ukniiy,
b Nov I'J is:3s- a. same dav. '6. EinvfN liosi:. b. l>i'c. ol. Is-i!); ni. .Macy-ic F">liza-
beth Kull. b. Nov. 10, 1842. i. K'hcln 0/-m, b. Mar.]L2:', ISCO. 2. M.i:>,l Jo.s>', b. Feb.
20. ISO^ :', S/nnn'O,. A'i.ri.'<, b. April 20, 1n70. 4, Cii \i:i.i:s Cmii.'vos. b. Vv. G. 1842; in.
Eiiima A. -Udin. 3, ^VAI.TKI: ( >s<;(>oD, b. Oct. lo, 1S44; m. .Ma-^ne Fergnison C,
Em/.a Fi-OUiiTi-A, b. Jan. 27. 1847. 7, Ai.i.i-.x (V:;\i;i.iA, b. .May 2, 18.V2. 8,
Sakau Apaii, b. Aj.ril 0, 18")'j: d. Feb. 2o, 18o0.
1114 4. Hllldah Clark, b. Pec. 18. 17;'.o: d. May 2:;, 1815, a -ed sO: m. March Si,
1700. naiii( 1, s. of ObcUliuli and Klizabetli (Colton) Alhn of Mi.ulletoyn. Cor.n^. b. Au,?.
28, 17:J2; rem. lo S. ; niercli. and hotel keeper; found, d. iu his store I'e'i. !•"), 17'.K>, ^vLile
hi.-: finu. \\(;rc ab.-ent at funeral of his son-in-law, Levi Hart.
1. .loel, b. Sept. 21, 17-V); ni. Lucy Newell; (2) I'iadania Newell.
11. F'.li/.abeth, b. Dec. 18, 17.j7; m.' Dr. Theodore Wadsworth.
III. i'hilathea, 1). July 5, 1701 ; d. .Nuir. 2'.». 17(io.
IV. Pliilathea, b. March 5. 1704; m. Levi Harl.
\' lluldah. b. Oct. :J0, 1700; m. Nov. 2:3, ]78o, Ezekiel ^VoodrutT, s. of Isaac and
Murv {llri.stolj WoodrutT ,)f Cheshire, b. 1701: rem. west about 1820. 1, L\ri;\, b.
178U; a. July 20, 1807. 2, A(,ij.n. ra. lloxaua Hit<dicock of Wolcott. o. .\i.mu;a, m.
AUiT.' 25, isio, Nornum Ta.-^e. 4, Fa.nnv. m. Se]it. :i. L-l-l, Raymond Pck.
^YI ' Sabina. b. Julv 2U, llOO- d. Oct. 27. b':;40. aced 77; in. Eliakim. s. of Eliakim
and Luey ((iridley) Deming, b. July 11. 1703; res. S. 1. r.ALJ'ir. 2, CiiAin.OTTK, m.
Henrv a". Mill'T. :;. Al.>!lKA.
Yil. Ph'bc. b. Apiil 10. 177:^: ni. William U. R'll.
MIL .Xaniv. b. April 12, 177ti: d. S.-[.t. 7. ISoo. unm.
IX. Daui.-l. b. April 12, 1770; d. Dee. 1::, 177''.
X. Lvdia, b. 177S: d. soon.
XL Lydia, 1). May U, 177!).
111441. Joel Allen, b. S,p1. 21, 11"^. d. D.c. 24, l,s2r,. .b»l llout built a .store
for him iu S., (IMan'svilb- ■. lb' had a l.Mttb- of Litters which he drew fn.m every
luornin-;- as an ap.petizer. His wf.. cleaniiii: hcu^e. by mistake put in its place a bottle
of laudanum, of which he i>artO(ik to the anumnt of a gill. On discoverino- tlie mistake
he was kept on a rapid walk the entire dav to i)reveut falling- aslecj). Hem. Aug.,
1778. Lucy, dan. of Asahel Newell, b. Oct. 27, H.-jo; <1. May 2, 17s:J. He m. (2) July
2.). 1780, i^i;ulamia Newell, sister of his first wife.
I. 0,-tavia. b. Oct. :U. 177:».
II James, b. Av;-- 4, lisj; ,1. Sept. LY ISJ.-); res at S. ; mereh.; r,i. June 2:j. IbOS,
Lu.rina, dau. of Hemiu -v, av Iba.llev; .she m. (2 Fe\) 5. is:)2, Daniel Marsh of Litch-
field, Conn 1. Aim:i.i/\, b 1800; <i Mav IS. 1820 2, IIaki:i!:t, b. isil; d. l^b. 2:3.
1812. ;i, Amo:s, b. ISLL d,. C)ct. 5. 1.827.
III. Augustus, b. Oc-t 24. 1787.
]V. Joel, b Jari. LY KO-Y
V. Ltiev. b. Aug. 4. 17'.i'.i; m. net. 14. 182:1, IJosuell Moore, jr. ] [ He was cap of
tlie S irai!-."bar,d; r."-m '.. K.'ii- ieLitnn and bceame dea tliere; ,,wi e 1 a p-irt of --.Moore s
11144 2. Elizabeth Allen, 0. Dee. is, 1757: d. O.t. 14, ISfKL m. Dr. JJie.Hlore
WadswortU.se.ii (.fTinrnthv and grandson of Nathaniel and Dorothy (i^al I) \\ . ol I'armuig-
I'.IlAXri! ni- .unis.
t'lii, 1>. < '-t. o, ITo','. St lid. ini'ii. wiili l)i'. VA\ 'I'oild. ]t» 1 i 77 t'litcrrd as>iiri;i")i\'.s ;n:ilc iu
CdI. ]>oui:lass' rci:-. ami si rvfd t\vo yr.-n-.^, tliiMi <i-t. in S. and |iiac. im-d.; lost 1:ii',l;-i'1_v in
ri-a! I'st. si>i''\: ai;-. of tlu' ^'a. Land Co. lor S., and smt olT many lo lliat statr, most ol'
wlioni \v«Ti' very niucli dissatNlii-d. lli- wa- al-o ;il;-. for lo'tcry scln-nu's. Kc d. of
s[u)tt.'d fever .lui'i' 2. ISlls'; alionf two ami onr-iwil'' niontlr- aftrr liis V?d m . Mairh 20,
I't-'.OS, To Asi-natU, wid. of l.taiund Chuk. "MaKdi :i(>. 17'Ji. ii^i-.'''d v/itli the .-^eicclmeii ot
the town to cure Mary I'".vans of her jnsjmity for tiitnMi dwlhirs at my own rislc. jiayable
in six montlis. if slie i^'maitis well, oilu'rwi-e to hr.ve ji.^tlilim-." — 'J'li, nih,,; W'iOs.nnili .
I. In. 1.. May ■ir^. 1 7s:l
li. Nanry J".." 1). .\!av lo, 1 7s."): d. .Marr][ 2!. l.sj:!. Sin- was a suiievior \v(,.m;!n,
uu intiniale frietai and lorrrs]! mdi-nt of Mrs Kniiiia Willa rd m|' tin.' Troy . X. l'..Si-jn.;
lii, Se].!. 1, ISi),^, C'lii-^ti-r \\ lii:il«-^oy ; a man of cim-idfralilo calt aw, hn' fi-eeni ric. He
d. '^fay 1.-). \-<A:\. \, Ki.r/ \ i;i: Til A"., 1>. Mayo, isjl; ,1. .hily ;j, l-^Ll'; m. May 1-1, Isjs,
IJosnei' l.')\\ roy. i). Ort. ;!. Kl'-i; s. of Diini.d and Anna, idan ot' Waitstiil Man-oni
Lowrev of Piainvilk-. V. * '. in i-^l'^. with h-)nor: taiiadit s -lio il a yea;- in \'a. ; stud.
law Avith Hon. .\ii-el Stirlim;- of r-'!iaii)n: adin. To tln-har in 1 -,;(). ami jir^.c in S. till hi-
d., Jan. ;iO, In")*!. He was jnstict' of tin' ])rai'>\ jndL;o of )irolialr, jmli::!' of tho nuinty
court, lui-m. id' lioili iuanidias of ihf <'onii. h'g". , am! an af;lvo ai;d nsi-ful mi-m. uf tin-
chuivh. F.dlou, Y ('., rx-ol!u-io. 1, <7„a7,'v, I,. V,'h. n, T-O;); V. C, 1^ IS; .lawv.T;
res. Brooklyn, X. v.; m. Sarah .lon.'s, who .], I^v77. --3. //■ /r-y/. 1.. .) nly 2s, lS;;i ; " m.
Sept. r,. isi;'). Anna S. d.ati. of F.'.cn.'/..r and F.mnic (Haut' Xo\a->. 1, l-;i-..-!f A., h.
Mav 7, lyC.-,'. ',', I'Llward W., h. Au-. Ol, IS'U. :;. A'/A„, h. Mandi i'). In:!!: m. April
•2(),']8.)8. W. S. AUrrl!!. 1. .1 ulia. is^; ;. 2. Ilarrv. h. . I une 11, IS:;.". 4, ]:ii-:nh,tl,.
b. Ai.ri! 21. ]s:i7; d. < )ct. 27, is^s. o, /■;'•■:.■'''■ ///)h., h. An-. ];'., !s:;it. li. K^hr.,,-,!
Vi'IuUls.,/, 1,. .liilv 22, Isi-J; V. I'.. Is;-,!. 2. .\1ai;v H,, ir .Hilv 11. l^];;: d, Jan. 10,
1872. :h ]..\ri;.\', h. .Ian. 11. I^IC: d .lul\ 11. ls.-)2: m. Aii"-. 1, IsH. IN.nn-o i.owrev
(2dwf.i. -!. XvxcvW. 1; .lp,n.' i:l, I'-'i'd:' d. o.a. ].-,. is2n. "
Hi. H.arrv iM.D.i, m. lsi)7. Anna Mix.
[\. 'rin-odor.'.
V. Daniel.
VI. Intant, d. 1>>-.-. 12. 1 7'.ii;.
111444. Phihlthca Allen, l- Man-h."), 17(l-i: 111. May M.Ks'a. ia-vi.> <.f John.and
Desire (I'alnn'ri Hart: !>. 17o'.': inil. lanl ; res S. : ima-'di. " He wa-^ six feet hiah. well
pro])ortioned hnidy laeii'.t'-m.nrc. i|u:rk thou^hi, ^o<,d native aliiiity. \\arni imairieation,
.iTeUerous hut p,is--i.);iaii- " lie d. Ffh h!, 1 7it:!, and deaiiu'.- tie- Imioral sarvici's t wo
ciavs latiT, word .-aiiie ;iii'i his lathrr in law, Daniel Allen, had iieen loinal di\i,i in lii--
sto"re She m 2) Oe^ 1(1, K'.l'i. As:(lie! (iridley of S , alal d. .\u^-. S, 1,s4(i. a.'.'-ed ^2. He
d. May 20, ISI.^. ae-ed .ah \\.- jived in the ohl'esV iKiildin.u' e,-c!n',i,.;l as a duelliiii;- in the
town of S His lirst wif.- u.as sisl. r of ihe <a-lei>:-aied ■!.)el Dodt.
I. Phila. h .\M-. 1TS1: d .\pri! C, Ks;!
ih MurruA, h .\ju:! f'O. 1 Ts-j ; ,[. m. Wji-hinuten ■•o.;nt\ , < hi.. Sepf 2:'..D:=!2;m Aii.u'.
10, l-^'Oy, iiU<"y. dan. of Cliarle- Newell, h. .)an I'. 17s."). ], I'll i r, M li i;.\, h July 22,
180s; m Oet. !)", lsi:!i;. \\ . li. I'.'iossoni; rem to P!ainvill(\ Conn, and kept, a hotel and
livery stahle: he va- found drow ned nr>ar Helle Doidc, N"W Ila\-en. Oct h",, ISilii, aged
02: .sup to have li.-en roiii..(l and murdered. l . 1 s. and o (laus. 2, hi ev, h. IblO: m.
18--2(i, Daiii. 1 S Morley of Ohio.
HI la-vi, 1). <)ei. ].■). 17!r'(I: res. 0]ip. Coulv (dih.: enL;-a;red extiaisividy in trade: widely
known in the town of S.. and int. in i)iih alTairs. He d. Dee. :'., l.s2S; m. Xov !h ISOO,
Pollv. dan of I.viae an 1 Marv (Warn-n^ Xewelh h. Xov. 21. 17SS: ,1. Oet. 11. l^US. aiia-d,
SO. 'l, EiA/.f.v. A , h An-. l'7, ispi; d (»e;. 2, iS:!l: m. Sept 2, hS::o, Henvv, s of .hdm
and Ksther ('I'inken Carier: 1. .Uilv2'.l. ISOC,; d, < .'et. 1 7. 1 -:;h 1. A''",:/.' /./-oY, h. -I n iie
22,1S:-31; m On 20, l:s.-,i.). h'eeve l/ Ivni-ht of Philadel]>hia. 2. hi;v!, h Xov. 10. h'-M .""i:
lived, (in old lionievteLiii, uiim , and d. Oet 20. I'^Tl: eii-a-ed his e,.llin. prepared suit oi
clothes anil maih-oihi-r prepa.ra'ions fi,r jiis fanersl some years in advanee, :;, .M.\i;v
An.n. 1). Mav21, l"-hi: m .\]U'il 2i;, ls.:s, l|,.|iry l-aed-n' Ihitler, who d > /..Inly 10,
18:;'." a-ed 2S. 4, AXiiiu.ivi;, 1.. Dee. 2;h iS22: m. Oet ! s. 1 ^ !7. -1 eloi North,, em.rineer
and maehinisr. New York eiiv ] . J,', :, E. 2, hrllhn-t. :;. C/,.,, A .: //■ ,./-,y (all dee.).
4, W,iit< r S ;,ii, , •• fai h,,v " ^o called in S
IV John All-err, O.Mav:'-!, IT^lh m Nov. 22. lsl2. h'aehel. daii of Dea Ponna-oy
and h:i;y.ahe;h (Carter Ne\veli; h M.ay 12. I ."I'le d .km 0. !s_)| !|,.,i < tn . 2ri. 1 '-•2:; i,
i'"i:i;iii,i;i! K .\i.ia:i;T 0. -Ian s, l^TS; \ .ije med -di , 1-;^: ni .l;uie21. h--12 Ltieretia
S., <hiii of .Martin and Sally (ll.irti l.ee nf New Ihaiain; Jihy.^. in S. ; .- !..
ALLKX, CL.VIJK, 0
1114.5. P}iobe Clark, !• N-v '-K i::57; 'I April i^. 1S2-2, uircd S]: ui >ra!Cli ;n,
i:.").".. Miiiiiol.s or .l..h\'pli :.iil H:n'lu-1 [C<<\\l>-<) f.nn,u(!..n. I> l)-,-. -J''-. 17-JS; (l..Iaii. ■.'(),
]'<\'2, nil h\< 'i'^ <)!<l lioni-'^tt'iid in Soutliiu^ti.u, uMrli lie iulnTiti J. ilf ^vas a mil. i;aj)t.
1. Daiiii'l. Lap .Inly, ITii:;-. ui, Sept. is^ iT^i, Saiali. can -.f .1,-s.> Culc, M D., of
Kiii^ii<-t(in. I.);u-liani, Soatliiiiii'ion ami Wniintt. JN/m th \'> oicdtt, tlniic',' to INnin.
Hr was a mil capl.; v.Tut'- a vovk i') viu'li"a! iu'i of tin- I " ni vri'-ali-^l hcJic'f, whi' li \vas
pi'inted in p.ahiphlet I'oiiu. 1. S.ii'Hi.v, b S.^p; •,^--'. 17t>7 ,', S.\ i.i.v S.Mi i ii , b l■^ h. <i,
IT'^ii: (1. Si'p'. '.3'>. ITS!. 0. S.vMrri., 1) H'''.' •■ i','.''.K 4. iMii;iv,:, h o,-t. .•?l.i, 1T'.:'2- .j,
]'.KT-i.v, 1). Ai-ril 4, 1704: il. Aiu: 4, 17'.t.->. i'., N.\N( v !>. Maicii 'Jli, !/.Ki. 7. I.ttukii,
h Aiur. '2o, i;!)7; d. Ft-b "i;, l.'-O^. S, HkXUV, 1.. Kfb. 4, ISUO. ll, ILVKIUKT, b JlllK- 1,
ISIJ-J."
II. Jul), hap. April 1-J, I7(i4:
HI llo-;\vtdl H . l.aj. A]>!-il .7, 17G7.
I IV. Sctli, III Sarah Slops-r
F, \'. I^iudie, liap .Iiilv, 17i'':!: lu Tlmnias Barm-s
I y\. IJarlirl, d. Xov.''J7. I^-ll. iT'-d :;''': m Xmv. v".i, IT!):!, Hii-liu.-H' WoudnitT, b.
f .\pril 21). 1774,s.',)r Jnlin and CalhavInL- (.r'U-lnudl) W'.MHlniiT; .1. .VpiU i'^, ]^iV:\. lit- in.
f a')Haii-irt llatT. 1, .IdllN li'-<!iNi:i.L. b. .Maii-ii X!'.), l^i'ii; m. 1 'i ■• ''>, l^Jl. Mars', d.ni. of
I Jcn-iuiali Ncal. Jiv ^ F.-b 27. l^rJ. 1, /•V.-v/-/./;//. b. Si-pt. •.':., lS-,'-2; d. Pf.- 2'.), 1^70; )n.
I; Ort. ::o, 1S4-J, Kli/.abrtli Mnnis. /., 1, Minni.-. '2. ticrirnd,- :.', A"/' », b S.-pt. ','1,
[' iSC'^i; in. Nov. -J. 1^-ls, I-dij.'ili Manro-..- ;' , 1 . .Ap-vliiic 'J .Xrttic. ;j, l-^>'d>_Tic, :;!,
I J/m// J/'//, b. :\laivii ir,] is:;:: ni May C7, 1S.1,, Hobart Wanu^' /., 1, Cora. 2,
I (H'oi'i^-c ',', .\.\ii'\, b. .M-ut1i :Jn. l-^lio; m* Fli/a ililb. i.. l-'.nri,,, b. I'l-d'J.
f' VI 1. idis'ia, m. Aim- 2ii. 17'.':!. Maw I)i:nliain
[ ^'il!. (.'ad. b abourn;:'.; :>i Fob. i!i, Kb:,, Fnaicr, dan of Sdas Cia'-k, b. in S.
I :.Ia;v]! 20, 1772, wlio d. .lau 21. l-^S. lb' ^va.s a mil. -ap ; rem. to Flainvillc, wdir-r.' ho
I <1. Nil'.. 21. 1^'2'-^. 1, A^n,^, b abcni 17'.ifi: d Xov. 2.--, !^."'i); ki'drdi l_,y ravinL;- in of jt
r ^^■(•ll ar P. 2, Al.MiK.\. o. 4"i mu-; liV. d. in 1! rtd. 4, >.)i'ui;ONi.\.
\ IX. Kosurll.
f 1115. Sili'.S Clark, b net !S, 1700: <i-ttie>l n.-ar iii'^ !. on t'la.i-iv's Fann.s in Soniu-
l in_i;-lon, \v!n;v hi' d .Vprii Id, ) 7'.ii:. in his S Irh y, ar; li'-nt niili;i:,. .Vb-ni 17.72-4 li.-
\ built tin' 2il luci'tint;- hon-'; in S Ills d,'.-i'e'n;lants uit>> proml or rh'-ii' a n<'f>ioi''s '.v.jik,
I andi (dainu-d. perfci-tion for all worl-: .b)nr by Clarks Tin-y h.-.v,- a ;-ood dral <d' fanaly
r pride —Tinihjirx <::iit]th"ii''n . lb- \\\ Ucr. :',!, ]72;i. I-jini.-c. -.V-.n. .d' San.ini4 and Hannah
\ Mvc-s) Fook, b. in ^^'allin'-fold, F.d,. 2.\ 17b'.t: d. Nov 27, 1 7 ;o. lb' m. rJi F.-.rn.d ,
iv.dio d. sii^ldfiilv .Jan., 1 ;s;i. uhm! ',;;.
I. l.oi.-,, b 'Nov 2b, 17;0: ni .Ma\ 72. 174^, .bud < 'huk.
II. 'J'iniothv, l.)ai>. l)ia-. dl, 17d2; d vonnL,".
f HI, Patirnr'f. bap. Mav ^. 17-17: m. F.d. 21. 17.77, o'ivrr Po,d. of Krnsiin^ton..
f l\'. F.-lhor.b 17:;'.): m' !-',4,. :;. 1 7.7'>. 171ihii .Abs-. ; 2) .1 ndali St.mlrv, Cl; 4'innjthy Leo.
1 \. Sih'.s, b. .Vui:- lb. 17 bb ni i2) wnb j-ainii-'.- lidis
\ \\. Ibirh.d, bap. Nos-. 24. 174.'..
I 11154. Esther Clark, b. 17:;'.): d. .Inly 22, lS2i, a-ed ^;:l: m. Feb. :). I7.7,s, idilui
I Moss, who d. ; 2) Mav -J'.. 17.s(», Jinlali Stanley, win. d. X'ly^v . 17, 17>2: (:;) I>re. 22,
\ 17'J}. Tinu.thv (s. of pea. .larod, Fro, win.d.Oet l,"isi;j.
f L ddnud-d'id, b. An-- 1 4. 1 7.".'.i; m Jehabod Fnl prpp.T i'disbic.
\ II. Kstlnn-. bfi],. April 1. 17iil : m. N..V-. 2, I7si-.. Fb..n Fimdi.
I- HI Knni.-n. b F.4. 2:1, 17t;:J; bap .\piil :1, 17():J; d X-.v. ;;b. IslF a-rd 7^b m Feb.
I 2:J, 17^:1, 'lonld Fri.-v,.\ , who renn fK.ni h'airlieltl eonn.ty to S.>nthin;;ton: b. l-'eb. 10,
\ 17(U): d. (»et 2b, is:;^. ■ 1. 44 m.-.th y ( 'i, mmc, b. .\pi-il 2d, 17S.7: d.Sept, 11.1^17; i,,. .
\- 1, ./'////', d,. Mardi bd, isll, ;i;:ed 2 vrs 2, !hj\inf,i\ .F-ui. 14, 1M2, a^-eb 2 days :!,
I 77//(»;'/7y rA//-/-, d. Sept. 21. ^14. a-nb 1 yr. 4, .N'/-,///, d. An- 0, Isb;, a>j-ed ,s n'e.s. 2,
t S\i;.\li'(' , b. .\ni:- 12. i;S7;in Xb.v. 2f., "l':-'')T, .Mphin (lark" :;. Id-.N'oi-., b .Nov IS,
I 17>'.»; d, .Inne2>'. lS7r,. au.-ii nearlv^b: m. , liiley d'isihde 4, .F\Ml.s, b. j-'e',, n;^
I 17-.IF d. Srp!. :;b, lsl7, ' .7. 17-i n'i;i:, b H.-e, :i, I7:i 1 • d Xov. 1.1S14: in, ,lbn,ry
^' Ud-i-br r,, .lisTis, b. .Fine 21, 1707. 7, Fm-ant, d .Ma> n,l7;b. s, X.\.Nei,b.
I M.-in h 2*^, l-^b;!: d Oet. 12, 1^1 7. '.i, < di \i:rKs, b X..\-. J, lso,k d, Feb 27. ls.70: m.
•Utne 2:;, ]s:iO, Harriet H. lb as! 1. ./</.•,.. v il7///, /', b. ApFd, 2L Isd: in .\i.rd 21, i^.7.'-;,
Fllen (.unlr^-\v.-| ikirne-., who d. An.;-, -,2. 1S7:;. 1, lianio, X.,v, li. ps,;i v, |i,,ra.e F,
V;,v :;n. 1^1;:;. :!, '■b;-b- F Fob. i. is:;s. 1, X<dlie, Marrli 21. !^ d'i 2, c/, ;;/..,, b.
•inlv lb, 1^:17: w.y.x in ! niim aruiv; m Oct. 22. ISOb. .\nv.4ia i> Idiyne.n.F :;, ,lni,iis,
il. -.-p; lb, l-i F n: .Fine 2. ls.;7, M;;r\ .! .\bb,,:i ! . " bn-tre.l.. ,\ pri! 0. 1 -b^^. d .vn-
F 1n;2 2, iier'ha !■; , .!nl\ S. ls7b ':!. l>ai-\M. , -'an 10, l-s;2. i, Fhare - ! i , S.-i.r.
10 liKAXcir OF JOHN,
• IV. DuisvM., Jiuu', 17G")
V. Eliliu Mo-,s, April 10. ITGT.
VI. Jasiicp, bap Feu. l'^. 1709.
"\'ll. .lob, Jan. o, 1771: d. .siune day.
1115 41. Thankful Moss, b. Ann-. M, IT.v.I; d. .Jun.' 30, isiC; va. D.c 1.-), 17^.-^,
Icliuiiod Ciilpf'i>|)cr Frwliif. lie in (2) Feb. ]s, 1,S17, Atina I'avtliidoiucw. u lio d Der.
2, \>^'-'A, ill hrr .')4th vfar lb' was a man of lii^^li staiidinir and 'vxcrll.-nt 'nHuenn- in
Soiuliingron, lioMing various trusts. It is said tln' name Icha'nid was givn liini by liis
iiiotluT, who, at Ills birth, reocivod intcUigei'ce that lu-r liusluaul (<'ai>t. Culiicppfi-
Frisliiri had bopu killed in l.iattle.
1. Sylvester Frisbii', b. .Ju'y ], 17SS; scliool tea ■lifr au'l lunsiriait in S ; d. Feb.
20, l^-:]; in. Oci. 21. L';l-3, Sar;)h C'huk, wlio m. (•-.>) Mav 12. 1.S2-"), ('ai>t. (iih's Langdon
(his 2d wf ). and d. .Mav 17. l^-V.). He d Feb. 11, ISlT.'a-.-d S4 . 1, .\>r()X. b. Sept. 10,
ISl-t; in. Dec. ;jl. !>■■>:, .leinima Tluu-p 2. Ai,i;!;Kr, b. 1S17; d. .Mav IS). 1^21.
IF Auihu. b. Felt Fl. ;7:;iJ: d Dee. Fj, isp2,
III. Scir.ib, b. .lun. 7, 17:i-.'; d. .<ept. Ih. F>-:J2; ni. Nov. 2-i, 1^312. FooF s of .\snhel
and llaniiah (<i:i. of Joel Kuot) (Jridley, h July !), 17,-^!S. A nsefnl and ])roMniU'iil
man in town and e("clesiastieal .soLdt;t\'. He m. i 2) Betsev Lewis oi' FarniingteMi. and d.
July i). lS"i:i. 1, S.^MlT.L R., i> Aug. 7, ISll: m .haw 20, 18>!'J, Julia A., dau. (d' Edwanl
31. Converse; b. Jan. 2!t, l^^F^. 2^ Josiu-n. li. Sept ■}, ISKJ; ideet.d dea. of Coimreoa-
tional chh April 21), 1SIJ4: in. Autr. 28, 1S:',S. Mafiha Cowlt-^; b. S.'pi 2S, 1S18. ' 1,
Aht/i'^ji E., J ami -d'.), l><n: ni. ()..-t, F"".. ISd-;, Fn.nna 1!. Andrews. 2^ /v/'/"/ /'., Oet.
10, lS4."i; 111. (F'l. 10, 1870. -Mary F. Braiuerd. :F J,'"/// /., b. Feb. 12. 18";2;'in. ]»(■-•. 24.
1800, Sanui(>l N. Hart. 1, S,n'/> /•'., I.. June;!, IS.V.: in. Cliarles Dunhain. ."), C'T-
nc'.i" J/., .Vug. 2:!, IS-'^i'. li, Ha.x.sAH M., b. Sept, -10. ISFS; ni. John Cnrtiss. 4.
L\F.\.\T. .">, S.\i:.\lT F.. b AuL'. 22, 1822; m. Maivli 12, 1^4'.), ^\'il;!;e,n Bingliuiu. i.
S'XV'h .v., N..'v. C, ls,-,i. 2, Mani K., June 10, IS.jS.
W. Infant, b. ami d. Auir. 12. 1704.
V. Lucy, b. Se]>t. 24. IT'J"); in Oct. 20, ISlC, Col. Cliaunc.-y I'erter, who d. Sept.,
T), ISCl, aii'i'd ()^ vrs. -O iiios.
VI. Fhila, b. Nov. 2S, 1707; m. Niov. 20, ISIT, Hop'kins Carter, b. Dec. 11, 1704. i ,
Jane and Li < v.
VII. Samuel, b. XyxW 13, ISOO; d. Oct. oO. 1802; m. D-'t. 14, ls2:F Fiirv D.Muing.
Avhod, Aug. :3F FS'.2, aged 'i-\\ (2) VA). s, IS;!.'), :Nrartha .Uwat^.u' of Walliugfoid F
^'.^XCV, b.'Auo-. 1. 1824'; in. Jan. 2, ISOO, Samu(d W . Sessions. 2, .XxxTb. ^\\\\ 0,
1.82l>. ;;. Svi.VKsTi:i; \\'., b. Jan. 22, ls20, 4, Fr( v !>., h. Felj 2l/, Fs;.!2; m. D.'c ."l7.
1S")0, Samuel C. Miller, and d. Mandi 27. is.'i:'.. ,5, k ii.vi'.oD, b. Dec. 8, !«:;.''; m. Dec. 2r.,
1802, Hannah Patner. (!, S.\Mi"i;i,, b. Feb. 21, 18:38; m. Dec. 24, 1802, .Minerva Liing-
doii. 7, M.Mtitr.v, 1). Sept. 2. F^iiO; d. Dee 0, 184",). S, Fmi:i; J.,b. May 2, 1811; m.
Jul v 9, 18.5 -\ IFiraui F, .bdiiisMii. 0. IIstiikh, 1'. Dec. 12,1S41; m. Mav :]!),"l8ti4, Cliarles
G. SiitliiV, and A. Apu-il 18, 1S70. Id, Wim.iam J., le Dec. 12, 1840;' in. Dec. 22, 1800,
Annie M. SiitlilY.
Vlll. Martin Fri.sbie, I). Oct. 12, 1803; in. Sept. 2:F 1827, Sarah, dau. of l{o.-,weU
Moore.
1115 5, Silas Clark, b. Aug. 10, 1743. He was a mil. capt. and livrd on ('lark's
Farms, where he d. Dec. 0, 1828. aged 8"); lu. Thankful , \vho d. -Ian. :J, 18FJ, aged
68. He 111. (2) June 14, 1813. wid.''Kunice Hills
1. Iv/.ra, b. Oct. 13. 170."); r^s. on ChudFs Farms. .Many yrs. a di'a. of the I'aptisl.
chh.; (1. Oct. Id, 1833, aged 0^: in. April F.i. 1780, Eunice, da'u." of Knos and I-:ii/.ahelh
(Parkiu-j Clark, b. in S., Manh F"), I7(i8. J, LrciN-n.v. b. 1701): d. D>-c 12. 1704. 2,
Wyi.i.vs, b. 171)1; d. March 21, 18(.)4. 3, Haukikt, b. 170iF, d.S.'pt. M, 1803. 4, F/,ka.
b. 1801; d. Feb. G, 1802. h. 'FitiK/.A, b. 1802; d. .VuiC- 30, ls2.j. 0, V.\.\v.\y,\:^\\, b. 180.");
d. Feb. 23, F'^OO. 7, Josi;!-!] s. , b. l^^OT; d. Aug. 31, 180?, 8, Zr.ia lAii, b. 18!)S; d.
April 10, 1820; m Mav 20, isys, Foderirk 1'. .^^b•s. 0, Mkkwi.n (".. 1>. iS14; d.. Dec.
3, F-'Fl.
IF Silas, b. 1707; d. Oct. 2'-'. 1770.
III. Tiniotliy, b Mar(di Id, 177il.
IV. Funic-,' b. Marrii 20, 17;2; d. Jan. 3F 183S; m. Jan 10, liOo, (Ful, s. of Cajtt.
Daniel and Fhidn- (Chtrki Fan-'don, 2il ciui-ins
V. Mchllaldi- riaik b. 0,'t. F:, 1774; d. of con.--. Jan. 8, ISO^.; m. MaV(di 11,F;04,
Hubert, s. ui. Daniel and Faehel ( Fangdon i Slo[ier of S., h. about 17;,': li of coi;-.. May
12, F^-0.-). 1. Danif.i. Si.ori:[{, b. Seia. 0, 1704; d. May 2. 18M3; m. ()<\. 0, 181 1, P.ebecca.
Wilcox of Middletown, Conn. She ni. (2; April "20, 1n35, S:i;;iu(d Doolittle, und d,
MOSS, CLAKK. H
Deo. 2:J, ISoG, apoil GO. 1, Lif"nt, b. Aih'H 1, 1.>^1G; d. s;iinc cb-v. •,', Jlubcrt Ezra, b
IVc. 18, 1817; 111. May 38, 1^4:^ Sarah vi nitcli<-,Tk. :J, Jhinid. \,. IVI.. 17, l-r^'JO; m.
Muivh 10, 1851, .<;arah .V. Halo of (ilavtr-iilmrv. 4, .'A//?/ j[, l.it^ih:, , 1,. V\U. 2. 1S2-2; d.
]\Iay .0, l82o. o. C'lr,,!;,,!-, h. April, 18:2i;. d. Juiif 10, l^b*;. (J, A'/,// '7/m , i,. .\i.nl, 1^24;
d. Feb 8, \^2r^. 7, ^/"-//'^ A'., b. ^^<■^\■. d. .^lav :!, Isi^T. 2. Mimiitakih Sloi'M;, b. Nov.
10, V70U; d. Vvh. 18, Is^a. :), Poi.i.Y, b. tVb. ](;, 1S(.2: la. F-b. 1}, bV.2. A.-alii-l, -. of
t^amuel and Martliu (Lewis) Xewt-!!. b. May 20, 17s>:i; Ids :3d. wi. lb- \\;>'^ a fainuT, but
found tiiiu' for exten.sive reading and antiqiu'rian le-i-an b. lb- d Apiil 25. 1872. 1,
i<U<ix, b. Marcli 1. 18:J8; d. April 12, lf<:j!>. 2, rh<irl.K b. A].iil. ]s40: d. An<;-. 2S, 1841.
3, Lli-i C. b. X\v^. -l-l. 1842; m. Ma'- 11, 18(J2. Anndia J. K-kjI of (/anton. 1, . James K.,
b. July 24, l.^ijd. 2, Charles L., b. Seot. 1, 1>70. 4, Hannah, h. S^pi. 25, 1790; d.
June2r., 1,S()4. 5, Ixfant. b. AuL^ 2, i>-0]; d. Dec. 1», 1^04.
\'I. Silas Clark, b. 177.-^; d. 17s:l
Vll. .losei>h S., 1>. 1780; d. 178o.
Vllf. Silas, b. June 10, 17S2; d. Xov. 4, 1812; ni. Tliaiikful. dan. (d' Steph.-u and
Zilpah .Vdkins; I'latT. b. June 25. !77ii. Sh.- m. (2) Nov. 17, 1817, riieii.-/..'r liiii.s of
Kensington. 1, Ei.i/.a, b. Oct. 1*^. ls0">. 2, X \X( Y. b. Feb. lO, isys; ui. Xov. 2, 1827,
Oliver Andrew.--, o, Jkukmiaii, li. Sei)T. 22, ISll; d. Mav 20, 1S12.
IX. Jo.sepli, b. Au-^r., r7>5; lie inheriied the ohllionie.iiead of his f. on Clarlc farm.
Ill early life tauirlu sch^jol, studie<l medicine, and was a man of much inreiligeuce. Ho
d, in lt<72, aged S7; m. Xov. 25, 1814, KlizHbeth. dau. of Harvey and Klizabvth J.yon)
Dunhan-i, b. in S. Sept. 25, 1705; d Jan. :ii). 1821). He ni. (2) Feb. 17, LSio, Laura, wid.
of Joel Wightm.ui and dnu. of Jesse and Siiali (Wiirhtniau) Thorp. 1, TniOTiiY, b.
1815; d. Sepi. It;, !s:U. 2. F.i.i/. vuF.Tii, lu. (.■harle^ K. Munn'.
1118, Hezekiah Clark, b. July ;H, 1710; lu. Jan. 8, 1735, Abi. dau. of Samuel
and FJi/.abeih I Frederi<-ksi Curtis .)f Wallingford, b. Se])t. 20, 1710; -e^. Clark's Farms.
In conv. from f. of Samuel Clark, 175^, called '-of Farmington, .s. of ]*lary Clark, wliose
f. was Fbeiu'zer l^rown."
I Abi. b. April 2!', 1742.
H. He/ekia.li, ba].. June 2, 1745; 111. <vlvia Hill.
HI. Samuel, b. July FJ, 1747.
IV. Ephraim, bap. H.f. 25. 1718; res. Soutliiugton; m. , Desire , who was
adiuitted to S. ehh. 1780. 1, Isaai . b;ip. June ll.'nsO. 2, El'HKAi.\r, ba]). J iine 11,
\1^0. o, Asi:n.vtii, ba)). June 1 1. 178(1. 4. Ai;r. b;:p. June H. 17S!t 5. P.ji.i.v, June.
IG, 1782. 0. i;.\( Jli-.r,, bap. Sept 12, 1784. 7. Hannai', bap Mav 20, 1787
V. Olive, 1). April 0, 1750; d. of yelfnv fever Se])t ;). \^\\: ni N.^v. :3, 1774,
Sleplien. s. of l>eujainiu and IJuth (Ives) Yale of Wallingfiu'd. b. June 0, 17411; rem. to
Chesliire. thence to Patterson. X. Y. . where he d. of irravel, Se].t. :b 1818. He was a
large, strongman; farmer. ], Lvdia, I). Aug, 12. 1775; m. Joiin .Mills; leiu. to Provi-
dence. Juizeru- conniy. Pa. 2. <)i.i\'!:i:. I). 1770: d. in Chenani:-o county. X, Y., Aiu'il
24, 1845: m. Lovina llaviland of Patterson. X. Y. 1, Panllnr Yi:'-( . m. and rem. west.
2, llmiliiuxi Y'lh . res. near Kiuirstou, X. Y. : m, . Peneloix- . 1, Steplieu. b.
Sept., 1829. 2, Hiram, June. 15. 18:32. ?>. Henry. 4, Janus, b. Jan. 24. ISUJ. 5,
Mary. 0, Pauline, b. Feb. :3, 1841 . 7. Cynthia. 8. Oliver, J une 2:3. 1^45. 0, Harriet,
b. Xov. Iv). 1S4^. :! M\i;k Yai.i:, b. KT'O; rem. to Sing Sing. X. Y. : m. Esther Law-
rence of South East. X. \. 1, S;,pJtiii. 1>. Sept. 2);. l^'lil ; ^n. Sej.t. 22. b^27. .\l)iu-ail
Miller. 1. Sarah V... b. Oct. i:',. ] s-j.s. 2, Henry A., 1>. March 2>;, ]X-.v:i: d. Sept. 5,
18:34. 4, Ci.AUK. b. A]'i-il m. 17si; d. of lockjaw "from scratch of nail on his foot Amr.
24, 1818; m. l^stlu-r Palmer of Patterson. 1. (^n mUdC. b. March 2:5. l^'i:); m, Siuiib.
Parkt'r, res. at Alabama. X. Y. 2. IJun.s Chirk, b. March 7, isii); nmn. of menagerie;
has traveled much in EuL.danil a ud Wales, \a\A vi->ite.l the seat of the "i'ab-s in Wales.
3, Eiiuiifi A., b. Jan. ,s. 1S12; d. Sept. 1, isb). 4. A'//-///" J,., b. Feb. 1, \s\A: d. Oct.
8, 1822. 5. Hrv.jAMi.N. b. Oct. 25. lYs;',; rem. to Phinebecl:, X. ^'.. thence toS>uth East.
Putnam county. X. Y. ; m. May IS. 1S(I5, Abigail Delilah Crosby (d Pattei^on, X. \. 1.
W('^<hi!!f/t'.i!,, Mar. ;J!, 1S!)7; m. .Mar. 5, 18:i:!. Abigail Cou(di;,y (".' 2. ^fu■•<■.s, Oct. 5. ImiS;
rem. to Xorwalk.O. ; merdi.; m. .\iiu, dau. (d' Levi Ib.wland <d' South East, X.V., b. Aug.
1. 1S12. 1, Al'igail D.'lilah, .Mav 2(1, ls:;il. 2, Eli/a Celestiua. Feb. 22. 1S4:;. :].
St( phen, Oct. 17, t^:;0; d. June 2, 1S;17. :!, A'/';';//, b. Ajuil 25, 1M4. f., (b.ivi;, 1.. 1785;
d. May 22, 17Si7. 7, Sikiuikn , X(V.-. 22, 1 780; rem, to Fishkill Liiuding, N. \. ; m.
Su-an Palmer ..f Patter-oti. S--'t., Iso;). 1. b7.'.v,.// J), hi_ \'r, ■'/.;< . \>. Sky. ]:',, l<.[u. 2,
Jl^n,l,.:!l,i. b. Sepl. 1>^, 1S14: d.Sei.t. :',(). 1S14. :i V<n,,l, rhnr'/!i .J,trl:.<ui . Oct. JC, !,sl5.
4, /•:■•, 7^, X..V. i;, IsiS: d. Jun.. IS", ]S24. 5, jlrl.,,. Xov. 2i;, W2i. 0, A'/,.-,,-' A., !>.
Aug. W. i.s;:4. 7. JA/r;'-', J.-m, 7, 1n27; m. Morga;! L, .Mercer. April :'., ISfs, and d. Sept.
20, 1S4^. S, }], :,},nni.-. b. AiU'. 1, 1^':-'.!i. 8, S.m.I.V, b. 17SS; m. Wright Palmer of
Patterson. 0, En;>s, b. 1 7;i5; d.M.iy 5, lS07.
12 ];i;AX(ii or .h;;ix.
VI. Ol.f.l ("lurk. li. Oct. IS. ir.-)I. I. Zi.iJAii, 1). .Imu' 14. ITTo; in. OlI. (i, lilM,
.Sallv JJout. li. i:;s. 2. Ann.\, Ai-ril •,"._», 1777. :!. A \i;M\, .liiii'- N. 1 77;i. 4, Mi'si:s,
Anir. I--', J7S-J.
Vli. Is;i:i.- Clark, buj.. Mav (J. 17.""):;.
Vin. I.iu-y Clark, b.ip. .May is. ] :.V.; d. . in lie-- (l-'th year; m. Davi.l, s. of
Daviil Lijavitt. Ks'|..ni' I'.ctlilckfn), Cmhh. ; \>. -- — , 17-'"'7: il. of cons. .1 an. IfJ. 1S07, ajri.-ci
Oit. 1. Siii;i.i)ti.\ < I .\i;k. 1). : V. C.. Isoj; d. lS!;n. -j. i-;i.i7,Aiu:Tn, b. : d. ;
,m. , Hfv. Jhuiic-1 Ha^kcil. pi-fs, I'Mivctsitv ol' Vt.. b. - -; d. ISiS; V. «... ls,)-2.
;3, l.rCY. b. : d. at Fun Wayi.r, ]■'-•!.. 11. bs,-,<!: m. X,v.-. I'.i. r-1'!. lb v .b.hu ibr.:,di. ;
b. StainbT-l. Cmiul. 17^:'.: V. ( .'. !>.;.'. A.M.. William- colb-rc IS.Ji). and \1 idvlb'biiry ■(
collfj;*'. Istil: S. ■]'. I), isb"). Mid. ('..and j.-of. ( ircfk. I,a»in and Kn-'. lii/Tiiture ISCJ- \
M!). r?'; veais: <\. .liilv 17, l^iil. a: I'-.n Wavni-. hid., ib- Ix'.am.' 'liind in is"")!!. 1. ./■.///-. •
.Mid. C".. INJS. •>. Jjiind L-n.-i't. Miil. C.. lS:JiJ. 4. i>\vin. b. 17'.*;): d. D.-c. :!U. 1>>7S. |
in hi.s SUtli year; \s-as i;re!>arcd i'^r culb-iJ-.' \\'\\.\\ bi.s l>ros.. but wfiU to Ni-w \orkabi)iU \
IblM as clerk of a jirodtirr- iiou.s;'. .A fti^rward ])a!-nicr in a wii-iic-^alc iiiO''cry Ini-^iiiL-ss \
witli David L'-c. In ISI-I m. Maria Clarissa Lewis oi' Cn-lvn. Conn.. !•. ; d. 1>>1)7'. |
lie was a nicr'.-h., baak'-r. sniisraiitiaily owner uf the I'ulton I'erry. hi 1S.ls. ]ii-es. oi' |
the Aiut-rican Ey. bank of X. V. •;. I't^-s. Ilousatonie P.. i!. In is.'s be \va< a trii.slee |
of •■tlie villai^e of i3rooklyn." I'^im-airi'd in .several bir-v enrinpri^.-s in the wpsif'rn states. \
Ab.jii; lSj;j lie built u couiury lio;isc alCircat ri:tr;i:!i'.-ton. Mass., -iviiirb issT;]! famor.S \
for its (dd fasliioiu'd |drtiiiv --alb-ry, contaiiiin.; lln' ori-bial of' tli'- •' IVutb; of Mon- \.
mouili" by J^cnrzf. hi IS-Jo li._> s^riurd a idiartrr for the Ib-ooiCiyn \^'hir^• head Co.. still ^
existing, office in Maielcn hane. and, it i- s:i!.i. d.rrv.- :,ii av._-i a.^-^- i.n' '^^M.i.OUO a year for '\
fortv vt-ars. in .salarv and diviiiends. ■■ H:' wr.s a Pr,-,l.y.. and ^\•ore a vbit- elioker ;
aliiio.f invariably." 'l, llhr.ird. ;;;i W,'st l;'ib street. X,' V. C. 0. Ux, >:■;:. b. abont \
iNls. ;{, ]).ir!,l' h. aljoiit 1S-2H. 4. /J.i'ri/ht, r. b. abuiit i-<J.';M. Fislu-r Jfowc res. ?
Brooklvn. iin 1 ('or'ir.'ii -.rives tw.) nmr.;. o, ,'V /;■''/. .'/'. ■>, ^Iicldrn:, \. C . ls:h. 0. |
Andkew \'.\n '1'[ VI.. b. . m. , Julia "Milipr of Middlebnry. Vr. Hed. about \
bSlS. "A stran;,^' old man; onot' drdbieii to live in his bro.'s maunilicent liouse at
<_ireat HarriniTon. and in- Ic his lif,n,f- in a Vv'aiiini^^ord su-arbn'. He took d.ebu-lit in
ioiiir walks \.-iTh his wife, and ttu-_\ w"re ol'teu seen toiiini;' over th'' hills tou'ether.
'J'lioitti'li an eiien;y to beiTLrars. he was always perfoiiniiiL;- some srrau.;e but Icoidiy act of
benevolence amiinii: the pr„ir." 11. (/i.aiussa. 1). : \i\. . ( divei' i i'oo;lwin ol llril.,
Conn. 7, SrsA.N, b. about 17110: ni. :, KJ.v.ard Cooifwin. bro. of Oliver.
11182. Hezekiah Clark, bap. June 2, Udo; m. Sylvia !!ill;r.Mu to <;oriv.vall,
C'onn.. and had iononi;' o;hers:
1. Sylvia, b. Oct. s. 17so: d. Dec. 4, ISo'J, of paralysis; in. Fel>. N. lSo4, D.'a.
Nathan lia"rt of Xo. Cornwall is. of Titush b. June 7, I77'b lb' succeeded iiis faJ.her as
dea. at Mo. C. ; an excellent man. 4'heir 1-' cbil. all became liop-duUy [dous, and
joiiii'd tlie clih. !>.dore theh- 20tli vear wlTn b. »he i", ascribe.l to a, jmli'ious maternal
in!!ueuee. 1 , Joii X Ci \ kk. b. DJc. K!. IS'il, at Wes, Cornwah ; Y. C. 1 s;'.l . Pastor
Pre.sbyterian chh. Sj-rin-ilebi. X. J., is:;:, -!:;; Con-reL;-atioi;.'l ,dili. of Huds m. O.. 1S44-
~)'-j: at'Uevenna. ().. ls.-)Ft;i ; at Fdenl>uri:and Ciiarlestovxii, ().,2 yrs.; Kent. Conn., oyrs.;
]>reached in Western Kt seive Col. :', .nuniths, and other p!a..-es as liealth permitted.
Ib'-d. at Ib.-venna. ()., S.-pt.. 1S71: ni. Junell, is:b(. Ihnih' hvne. d.au. (d' llou. Oliver aud
Sarab (Koirers) Ihirnham. wbo d. at his f's. house in \V. C. July, DMM; ^2) July P.),
1N4-1, .Mrv' Kebecca K. Moore, dan. of Cliri-topb.er Starr (d" X(U-wich. Conn. 1. S,,r<ih
0'i(ri.-y". b. yU<\ (1. is:j,l, o^ 1/,,,.,^ ./,,,,(_ I, Xov. o, ]'<-l\\: d. An-. 21. 1^:1^. :j. J-JmiJi/
Jfnrl.f. b. S.-p't. 12. 1S3S; d. Jun'e 12, ls.-)l. 4. Jolin ')'/.; r.h. Feb. \. l^ll; d. Pec.^,
lSi;2. He bdt senior idass in Wes. Pes, Col. to enlist in regular arm\ . and d. in hoiiis-
ville hospital, after one vear of service, unm.; a nieiu. of the Com;re.;ation.al chh.
o. W,(fso„ A>nfr,ir... b. .lune IS-l:'; ,1, S.'pt., isbj. (1. .I/A'/V ./'i'h>u,.\K July Pi. 1-io.
2, Trn-s hi;.\\ rrr, b. April 2(i. 1>»;; teaidier of music .several yeai's: faiarier. la
1S,")2 he won P. 4'. Ha re. urn's first pri/.e of sC,o in a jclowin.u- match a.^-aius! 2') '-ompeti-
tor.;. hi IS.-,:; he v.-on a-ainsr 2'.* eon:petit(U-s of tbe be.^t P. S. and ( auad..i plowmen.
ami was aekuouh-dired tlu' champi(ui oi the:-.' two countries. in all the mafclies in
hitchlield countv. Conn., for 2o v.ars li- enter.-d and uon the li'-^t premium in every
instance. Jn-ti'ce of tb- jieace i'n <'oruwall, and, im-m. of the No. C. eld,; m, at West
Hrtf.. ("onn.. Mav P is:!:;. Harriet S. C.^rbin. wlm d. Sept. 2:!. b^;2. aecl do. 1, Son,
b. and d. i-"eb.. 'is.-i-l, 2. //..'■'-•• r,;,-.',;,, , b, Xn\ . b"). \>::.>: a.lopted. '■). Ann. Ml.
.\\!i:i.iv. I.. O.;. li. P<os; 1,1. April II. ;s:i7. Pea. Peter Xodine; a mechaidc and
Ditmuf.: res. Wa. -liin--fon, 1>. ('.. and in \<~-', in tb.e p;/cu! oili.'e, I. A-'l'/'''/' /A-;-,', 2,
S;/frli .\„n. .!. ./;.,'//// IJ'r-'h'ii.i. !. II ):/.i;ki '. M .Mii.'iuN.b. Au,e. 21. 1S1I>; farmer,
ji'id-e i>f pi-.>b:iTe, ...entv survyoi', ninsic and s(dioo' teacber: d. at W. C., •.■onn., !'e,-.
(-'LAKK. ' l;j
27, lyTl; 111. Sf'pt. 10, 18:;(), Euiiicr .lu.lom of W'oD.llmrv, ('duu. ■ ], S/,'!rui n.>.s,///r 1,
Nov. Oii. 1n:!7. -2. M.nii .l<:i,c. h. Feb. •,>(!, \sx\, ;j^ ,/,;/,,, .)////.,/,, l',. .I'm..' :.. iSlC:"^"'
C, IbUV; tfiiL-licr in N»-\v Ilav.-n in In?-.?. t'Jil Clia]),-] St. 4. AUxrf ,/'''■•<.,,, . \>. An-l^ .-,
1,':;4U: t'anu.M-. o, U7//('.(,v/ r/^;/-, /<<•, . li. M.'iy is. ls,-,i. .",, Soi.oNroN, !>. Scjit. l?. INli;
ji iiiauur. ill JMiila., and ni. tlii-rc .1 iily '.). l.^lo, Cai-olinc Hi-yiidli'is; n-in. U< Dt-s .Moiut-.s.
la.; lucrcli. and inanuf. ]. .V-'/'// < 'm-'^'i/,, . h. isJi. 'J, ' .!/.//•/// I'Jmil'i, li. ISJ:; ;;
^,7/fn-fe', d. Ffli. !t. isrii. 4. r/,^w LmrHt. .^). A',,/, DnniHui. G. l:^T'ln•;|{ M.vKix t.
Jan. 21, isir,; d. at N.nv ]'r.-.-l..ii. Cm!,,,.. |),v. H. ]H.-,4; m. .Manh 1 ?, 1.^44. Sluddoii
Whittlf.si-y. 1). in X. P.. .Mi>r. 2!'. \xm, s. n[ Mariiti and l.oiana (DaMnii) Wliittlcycy.
lie ni. (1) IXl-. ]:.". l^oT. Kiiuic' Smiili. ulio d. .M.-iv !), In-I.;. Hr n'l. (") Oct. (i, l^oO.
Sylvia Ann Hart. >^i.-<. ol' h'^ 2d \\i. 1. y<illi:in H^irt. 2, H^I-rrtC. dA"7.v. ;!, .f^iiIs,,//'.
T, Svnvi.v Ann. 1). Oct. :j. is;:; m. Sheldon W'hinlcsry. s, Mai;v iJ.i/A. \>. .Mairli
31. INIS; 1)1. Aug. 1."). lS,-)2. D. aeon Alison lialitwiu X'ldini'; res., C'lil'ton Siation. \':i
1, ]Vi('i€ Ih-i'irn. 2. S,<riir,l ;j, Aiflmr l]nn,h,iin. '.I. ('l..M;iSS.\, li. Dec. 24. isli).
Hi. Sf'iit. 1 i . is:-!!). Hol.ii'ft (.'rawlord Ni.iditi.-. iiicn-li.. Hudson. (>. 1, Crinrfur,! Ji',(ri. d.
of woiuid.-^ i-iTcivfd at Cedar >!t. 2. M"ii/ llmt. '.\. CLnit Lturitt. in", Xa'|-h>x'1)
Dec. 12, ]s2l: funnrv: repic^ciiTativc (d' Cornwal! in ( 'on ii. 1 (•;;■. in ISCO: -pres. of various
agricnltural isocit■ti<--^; m. S.'pt. s. isir, S;ii.ih Aiii.-Ha. da:i. of ('liar'cs Wliitflcsfv b
Ai)ril Hi, lN2r: d. Jan. 21. isH; (2) D.r. ]!), ls:i, Franci- .Marion Wliittl-<cv. 1, A'//(//
('[(iriy--<(i, 1>. Aug. 15, isJS; ,,1. Si'pi. 14, IS'T 1 . dolin ( 'otter Slicrv.cmd. 2 ('harh's \V hit -
fkxtji, 1). F'rc. !i. iSoO. :;. <;,.,•!,! 11 7 ///■/, ..,,//. I,. .\..v. 22. IS.Vk 11, Di'i.iv, 1,. .Ian. 2i!.
l.S2:j; d. Or'. Iv. l^Tl; la. ■Iiiiic2i;. ls;;ii. \Valtoi- Sherwood Seeiev, taitner, W e^t Corn-
\vall. 12. Fiji Wii.i.i a.m. 1.. .Iu1.\ in. 1S2-V admitted t^. ( 'ong. • Id;.' in isd'i hv letter fioni
j'n->l.. tdili.. Ivanawlia. Wis. in lsr2 was organic;' of Ceiii ei' (d'di. . .\e,v liavfti. uuiidi
lia.-, tlie large..; oi^iaii in the <-iiy: ii;. July 2."). Is.l4. .M.-iry .lane P.elden of I'otsdam, X.
Y., who d. Aug. :;]. lsr,.j; (2) (ici. 2i>. \^h\). Ann I'oote. "dan. of l.'ev. Orson Cowles "^d
.\cv, Haven. Conn.; h. Sept. 2'.», is:;.;, ai Wo .;],,;, „-k . Conn. 1. .l/,^■v,' lUhi.i,. 1, Jnb.
2t;, is,-,;,: d. Sepi. 1'.). l.s,-;.-,. 2. A(jn>s Cni.rf.nl. i>. June 2.-), IMIJ. :; /;<.//,„ Cnrl.'.
h. Dee. 1:;. isf;;;. 4. Ch'nt F<'„U.h. An-.' 22, ISi;,-,. .-,, ir/V/r SlHriro.,,! I, Jan 4'
F-!i'.).
1119. E]-,OS Clark, h. Sept. 10. iTll; ih-s. ci;,,.p\, jr;,,...,^, wienv he d. Ane- U;
)7s2..aged ;i : m. i).e. 7. 174;;, Fiiniri' l,>r,~-.^ eil. wid. AIhJ Hnssell.\,ho d. .fiirv2.')
I7C«li. aj:edo^:iii. (2) Dec. 11. 170(1. uid. i\e/.iali iJov.^ (sis. i-hmirc i;n>..ell( who,] ".1,,,.
14. IS1!». auv.l s4
\. Knorf, h. Fel). 7. 171.7
n. .Moses. !). Oet. 2d, 17i;2.
III. Aaron, h. July 10, HCI.
IV. Marir.ip., Aug.' 2.-), nO'i: in. Oct. 12, 17^0, Jannvs Mclvcen.
V. Anna. h. Nov. :;. I7hll.
\[. Sarah, hap, April 21, 1771 ; d. Ocl. 4. 1>^20. ag.d Od.
11191. Enos Clark, b. I'eb. 7. 174.'.; res. Clark's Farms, wlien- ii<' d Oct in
182i;, aged SI; ill. M ly 21, 17(j7, Flizalieih Parker, wlio d. .Marcli :;, 1 7,s.\ aged :37.
He in. i2! Aiur. 4, ITS.',, Fij/.abetli ll.nidrick, who d. Aug. 20. isil. aired 7(1. He ni. (:;>
Jan. 22, 1S12. Fydia, wid. Fiisha (iridley. who d. Oct. :;0, !S2i;, aued":?.
I. Knniee Clark, b, .Alandi lo, 17dS; m. Aprh HI. 17sl), K/.ra Clark.
II. Avery, b. .lune 7. 17(!'.); res. (dark's Farms, where lie d. J nly k;;, ls,-,|). au'edSl.
Wiicn In.' 111. he built with hi - own hand.-- tlie jionse in whicl; he "lived until h"is dec.
Hiss. l)eiuiis iiilieritcd thcold Imincstead. lie m. .Mar(di 111, ]7!)1. Anna, dan. of Jona-
than and Anna (Hates) W'alidey. i>. in i»arhani, Aug. 12, 177."): d. Feb. !), 1 T.'ii;. ai;-ed S</.
1, Ji;ss!:. 1). .bin. 4, I7".i.'>:d. .M"ay 27, l.s7;j, aged 7S; m. o.-t. Ki, Js22. Faiinv. (hiii. of
Samuel and Martha (Fewisi Newell of Soiitliington, b. .lime 1."), 1 T '.)',), d, Oct! ]'.), Ib71.
aged 72. I. Lmnui. 2. 1 7:,irn ■-: :!, Murthn. 2. .\\.\a, b. Dee. 2'.t, Kii?: m. A])ri! 2(h
ISKJ, Henry \\hi!tlese\. ;;, A\i:i;v. I). \hc. 2'.), 17ii7: d, in S. of fever 0,-r. 22. lS2(i:
m. Oct. 10, ls21. 17mh..-,ia Moss of Cjcshirc: she m. (2; Sep.p 22. ls2S. jlicah iJuirfr. the
wtdl known inc(di and inventor. 1. J/.'/// I, ';,■},, ('.a , b. Oct. 7, 1.s2."!. m. Sept. .■;,"'is4.',
\^ iiiiiiin A. I'inh. 1, (.'liarles W'eilin-imi, Ic F, b. 17, 1S."^^2: Y. mcd. seh. Is74. -J^
'riiti-rsii E:,n'ii'r. b. May I'.i. is-ji,; ,!. Nov. s, ISii:; ni. Ah in I'ond. 1, Di;nms, b'
Sept 2:.'. ISOO: d. May 211, 1--72, num. .",, Oi;nii.\, li. Sept. l.",, 1S(I2: in. I>ec. :ll), ls2F
.\inos Kraddes. c, i-h.iz.v ni; 1 11. b. Nov. 14, |si»,",. 7. I7mii.v. b. \>r^\ W 1S()7- d Ma'-ch
7, is;.".. s. llKNnv. b. May s, [sio, Y. C. ls;;.7: th-oj. ;.em., New Have,,, i^;;s.
I'rearJied in Cairo, (ii-cnn- Connt>-, X. \ .[ Fel,. to An-.. ls:;!»: Frankdiin iile. S(n"!ol!<
conn-.,, 1.. 1,. <uic year, and taught ihe a-'ademy at that jihua': t'oleu.s, ."n" . Y., throe
months. (irdaiiu'd and installed at Havana, X! Y. Xov. !l, !S|1. |,; isld rem. to
BRANCH OF JOHN.
b. ^[arcli
7. 177:
1.
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J Durham, N.
h;vt.T. I.;l
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, all iKip
. Sei-.t,
4, 1^14. G,
J3:-ooklyii. N. Y., uml cun'luctrd ii school three vc-avs; thence calh-d to C'oiio-. chli. at
0;ient. I,. I., ^h; yen>; in l^~i7 rem. to IJiirlingtou, Conn., and to Avon, IS.")!), Preacher!
a; Uiveile.ad, L. I., ]"~'.>1 to 1^'iS, since lias le.s. in Avon. Conn. lie in. C.)rneliu Eoirert
(Jillie.s v.Ilo d. Nov. Ol. ISl'?. 1, J/,i,r// li'., b. Nov. iC, is:)!); vol. April l^Gl, Co'. E,
foiii-th (.'onnecticiU rejr. , ai'tervvards chun^'ed to iir.si heavy artilhTv. Served ualhuiTlv
on the ])eiiinsa;;i. and in det'en.se of Washington; d. oi' dijditheria in Alexanil'ria. Au^^
2'-'>, isr.;>. Buriiil ni S. "'A noble vouiii; .suidier." '.3. A/,u(/ 7>., 1). Jan. 2^, 1^41 ?;
Cn-iulii I... h. Dee. IG. 1S4--2. 4, Is if;!',: S., b. Oct. 10, ]S4 j. 5, fj,ni'//, b, SepL i:,, lS4s!
m. Kichard II, Lee. a T'nion .-soldier, and d, April ? 7, 1^7o. 9, Ciiu.r) b. Aujx-, Ibl:'.- d
Sept. yi, b^bi.
III. Sarah Clark.
IV. .b-.-st', b. .Jun
V. .iared, b. July 7. 177-"); rem. to Durham, N. Y., IS-?-?; m. Anna. dau. of Robert
and Lucy (Adkinsj \Veb.<tcr, bap. Sept. 11, 17>0. 1, Ika. •?, \\^mi.~. 8. Mkiji^sa, 4.
SvLVKs-|"i;i;. o. Ai.VAX, all I'ap. Sep't, 4, 1^14. G, Poi.i.v, b. J^-b., 179^: d. Mav ;3o!
VI. Abigail, b. May 1!), 177U; d. Aug. 10. 1.^1?; m. Xov. '29. nO"-!. h^nac \Voodriiff.
jr., b. 17;:b .^. of Isaac and .Mary iRristoI of Che.-hiie) WoodrutV, who d. Aug. .57, bS07.
I, Uki;.sm>. le Aug. 'y>. 17S.4J; farmer; pre.s. of the S. .>^av. bank, and held in high esti-
mation; m. Eliza Eartholoniew of Northford, Conn., who d. Dee. 7, 1S7;). i, Xt'>-on
Fiiiijrint, b. Feb. PJ. lb,:-"); ni. March 14, bS"J5, Sarah T. Ibjjiliins, res. Xew Britain.
1, Alice IJobbins. 2. Artliur Lo'.vrey. •>. Wvi.M-, b. Aug. G, l.^O] : grachnited "i'. nied.
coL, ISio; practiced in .Mer.den until l;e d. .Mar.;h ;'!, bSk.': m. Ajiril 7, ls-?5, Jane, dau,
of Lucas i'.nJ Laurlnda (CarterU'urtis^ <d' S.. who d. Hct. 7, T;-y~,. Hem, r?) Feb. 14,
lb:28, Mary. dau. of Selah and Mary (Carter) Lev.is, who m, rl) !lei\i-y C. ibitler, 1,
Jane, in. Tlionia.s Hubi-aid, '?, M'n-f/. m. d'eo. Ijutler. '.]. Saijmi \\()Oi.'Ki'FK, b. ;
m. Aug. '2u, IS'JG, lieu, llool^erof Ke;;sington. 4, Isaac, b. IsuA; lived with his bro.
Urliane, and d, Aug. ol, l!^•JG; m. Sepr, :;i), ls-_?i, Polly, dau. of Ibavey and FiizMb.-th
(Tyron) J>unhani of S.. who in. fJi'Jan. P?, ISiJ'.*, Bennett Bishop. 1, /,vo./c, b, Aug, oO.
IN'?-"): re?. Iladiev, Mass,; h.is two children,
\'Ii, Kli/abJth Parker, b. June M, 17s:]; d. July •?4, 1S49. of clinlera; m. Xuv. 2i,
IsO:], Sylvester, s. of Samuel and Sarah iXewell) Andrews, b. May G, 17^~-U; "rem., 1^07,
to \\"iudbani, eireene county, X, V., thence to Poughkee)i.-ie, X. Y,, where he d, of
heart disia^e Dec. lo. I^')!. lb- was iun;r a noted sehool teae]u-r in Windham, of ster-
ling integrity and scru])ulou^ly lionest, modest and unobtrusive, and noted for kindnes.s
anil ]jap[e,ness in all bis donn-stic relations." — Aiiili-r'i'''s Meiitorvi!. 1, Stsanxa, b,
Sept. i;i, lbU4; in. March 4, lS-24, Samuel Chichester, a chair dealer of Pearl street^ X.
Y, C. Ten sons, of wlnmi nine were living in INGS, 'J'lie eldest son d. aged two weeks,
2, Arohrti A. '6, Fninldin. 4, J^'invdA. 5, Jhurii L. G, Kdtrtird P] 7, JS'iicMA.
v?, i>}/lvcster A. 0, Sulinoii. 10, I'ii'irli-s ,V. The last two were vols, in Union armv.
'Z, Uoi)iaa( K. Cl.AUiv. b. July :*, it07; ni. Jan. ]ii, bS>j, Fanny Ik L'pson. b. Sept. 5,
ISIO, dau. of Amus, ji., and Iveziah (Root) L'pson. He was a remarkably cheerful and
<levout Christian, and for over ;'0 years an elder in the Presby, chh. lie acted as under-
take]- in i'ovighkeep-sie several years, but gave up business in J870 and d. of debility
March MO, ls71, much lainenteil. \, -Orb/nd'i. \>. Sept, :2:j, ls;J4; drowned at Catskill,
X, \., aged seven, 2, Ihuvut. b, July 11, ItJoS; a teacher, ;], 4. Alfred KU; and
AijiJ'i'un Xci.rrU, twins, b. July 17, lS4o; thelirsid. July o, ls44. 5, A. X. Audft ir.s, m.
Ju!i ■ •?(;, bs(;s, Louise Morse. ' 0, A{fn d I'jj.s'j,,, b, Feb, 22, 1S4G; m. Sept, 8, lS(i9, Ella
Stout, '.',, Xkwp:li. PakIvKI!, b, March 8, IblO; m, Xov. 8, 18>i:?, Luna Ann '\Vattles,
He was a m<'rch,, then a farmer; d, at lloxbury, Delaware county, X, Y., Se]it. 21, 18o0,
She m. cJ/.lu-tin Moi-e. 1, Charles Otis, b. "June, 1^:;4; d. of croup, Ajuil. bS;5G. 4,
Sm,\ i>ii;i;, I.. F,-!,. 2\\. 181:]; m. .lun. 10. 1>:]7, Sally Maria Xelson of Pougldceepsie.
b. .iune lit, ISIG; res. Poughkeepsie; lumber mercli. FiU- steel jiorti ait aiKrautoi,naph
sec Ar>!n ',-'.■< jf, „i„ri"d, paVe ;]7.-^'. 1, J'^UvdntJ,, b. Dec. 2'-), lb;!7; m, (.)cl. 1, loGO, Frank
.McCo:ne!!. 2, Cl^orhs OlUcdo, b. Awj.. IG, !.S4--?. He is chief book-k(M-[.er in the
Chatham bank. :i, S.nnri', b, March 1!. is.ln; d. .Lily -J 1. l.s.^o. .I, Saiiah Ann, b,
Aiii-:. G. IsKb m, Dec, b,'. l>;;s, ;?c-e.jainin Dew ey, 1, Shirl.' fi. 2. S''/.n</;/ A'. G, Enr:-
i.iNi: Ei.iZA, b ])•(•. ]:,, isi-: 111. iicc, 2. ls.-)l,*Josiah Mack, who d. is.-,:',; m. cj) bs.j L
Jedediah DuuG-y. and Imd two cliildren, Mi:t/Ur and A.rlii'tr; res. PoUiilikiei^.-iie. 7,
Ends Ci.AKK, b, Feb. I.s, \X2\: m, July 9, IsLk Elizabeth iSou-htim ^\'hitnlu!l, Hois
a carriage j.aiiite: i.y iraee and a teacher ol music in the sch .<>[> of Poughkeeiisie. 1,
K'-d.iir'.- I\<rili, b. Oct. G, 1S47; an oriamienial painter; m. Katie Linweber. './, Xi'irrll
J\iri.-r, b, .ic:-,, iG, is,!). ;) //,/,„ J,,s, ^:t, [i,,. b. Sept, 11, ]S.-);j. 4, Fn' aris Jiowjliton,
b. June.j, isr..'). 8, ( iiAUi.Ks Hawi.ky. b. Oct. B!, IS'-':;; m. Oct. 2, 1.S4.'5, Louisa'Caro-
CIAKK. BUOXSON",
15
lino Cowlus, (lau. of Dr. Jonathan E. Cowles of Duvliain, N. V. He gi:uluated at the
<-V>ll(^g>' of Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y. ('., isl."). In ]><C,2 army surgeon nndtT
Fri'iuont and I'ope i!i Virginia, then with. Banks in houi^iana, and in lSii4 under Sheri-
dan in Virginia. After liatth^ of \Mnchrster, Si'pt. l!i, IMl-l, detaih'd as medical
inspecpn- and o].. -rating surgeon for the Sheridan Fli-ld llosjutal at \\'in-^-lif,<tcr till .Jan.
1, I'^fi.j, ilu-n went with his regiment into (ieoi-gia. and lemaim li a year al't<'r tlu- end of
the war. In IsiiH \v:;s pi-aeticing ]ihysician and sni'i.'-eon in i'onghkeepsie and stands
liigh. Il;i^ been c;iri>i;rr for Duchess eonmy an<l nurnlK-r of the J'ous'likee|)si(- lioard of
education. 1, M7;7,(/-c/ /'"//.>/•, I>. Mc;. lo/l>;fS. 2, hjhr!,i J>, orl„r. \.. >.dv, 17, 1S.-)1.
Cadet at ^\■est Point, is; !. :-;. .hn,,ith:n, rV-^rVs. b. Jan, 10, IS.").-,, In ISTl .-tudenl at
Cornell Univei-ity. 4, Chorhv Uuurt, b. Sept. oU, U-oti. Str,(h-iu in Isll.
A'lll. l-'n('-, Pi-b. O"). iTSo: ni. IMu'he Talnuidge. Dlsmisst-d from chh. in Soiithing-
ton to chh. in Pomp'\v, X. \ ., Sfjit. :!0 IS:.'!. Si.K chil. ba]). in S., Sept. o. ]yi4. 1,
PiiKiiK. ■,', A[\A, :,!, ErxieK. 1, l-^TirKi;. ."i. l',mv.\rj) Pmikku. (i. ('iiap.i.es. 7,
Ukx.i.wii.x, ba[.. Jan. 'J:'., isib: il. June Id, ISIG.
111.10. Abigail Clark, b. IV!,, 1.-,, 171-^; m. ^lay 17. i::'->, Jonathan Ih-on.-on.
\\. -May 1-1, r.o.i: d. Aug. -^'it, IT-")!: s. id' J;;hn ami liarlu 1 ( le.ick i llronson. She was
the lir.-it admittrd m Souiiiingto'i chh. I'y I!ev. Mr. e'iir;is-. .Ian. ~\. l?v^-!). lie d. Aug.
'20, \"-,\. After his d. she ni. three tin.ie<, the las!, Feb. M, 17(i'.». to .I.ames P'-ckwith,
and outjivtd hin.i, dyini:- X"v. '?, \','J^, aged "^d. ••She \vas the yonng<-.--t <d' nini' cliil.,
who were ail 1). wi-.liin 1(1 yi-. ami ij nios. from tin' ii. id' tin' first; and all lived to very
great age. iu the aggregate, 7:17 yrs." — Xi a'^jtiip'^r ijhU.uarii.
\. -Asa, b. Oct. -i:\. 17;i:-).
11. John, baji. July G, Koo: in. Saiah Parnes, r?) Mr-;. Hall,
ill. Ann, March ;iii, 17-. 7.
IV. Abigail, Feb. IN, !7;;ii.
V. .b,!;;irl;,-in, I't.c. "JJ, 17-1": m. Mar^-h o, 177;?, Siis.-tnna Judd: rem., 17.'^'2 to
PandalT, .\. II.
VI. Son, b. Jan. •Jd, 17-1^!: d. soon.
Vli, Stei)hen, b. Jan. •:.), 1741; m. Sept. ."), 1771, Elizabeth, dan. of Jo.-., -ph and Eliz-
abeth ^Jadd) Pulton. 1. i.ois, b. Pec. :i4, P77"i. ".3 Pit i:i;i;, Mandi 'J:!, I77t). ;i, Eijza-
)iKni, Aj.ril -Jl, 17S',>. 4, Sti;i'IIKN, Dec. x'7, 17b;4.
Vill. Zadoc, b. Aug. 7, 17-l">. "An active niari iu the ])arish society (\Volcott\ serv-
ing ]-aiticularly as grave digger and school committee.'' lie d. Sept., 1707; m. Nov.
P», 17i;o, Eunice Dulton. 1, AuKi.Mh DuTTON, bap. Dec. 4, 1771. "?, Z.viju.', hup.
Oi-t. C. I7 7f'. :-!, Zk.nas. l)ap. A}iril -j:], 17S0. 4, Poi>a, ba]). Oct. IG, 17.^r>. ."5, Eimck,
baji. Mav K), 17s!); perluqis others bap. in Southinuton.
IX. ■ iluldah, April is, 1747.
X. Lois, Jui;e (i, 17 Iff.
XI. l.^aae, June '.2(1. 17.71. C
I
111.10.2. Johu Bronsou, lia[.. .Udy G. 17:1k rem. to W'olcott. Conn., and d.
there Nov. Id, \>'.'v>, aged '.do yrs. and marly 4 mos.. the gi'eatest age over atiaiiu-il up
to 1S.7S within the ancient limits of NN'aterbnry, excejiting one. \\'heii he was 100 yrs.
old it was cidi.'brated in W'olcott by a centenary meeting, at which asermon^vas preached
and a good time had. He was <u' great viyor of Ixidy and mind. aCalvinist of the strict
<-st sort, prejudiced against college education, as, in his opinion, disipialifvin;;: for the
more Inmest emploNmens. Active in parish alTairs, a very hard wotker, arid retaining
his m.arv. -bills strength until past SO. At the age of 80 he challenge 1 the youngmen oV
W. to a ino\'. in^- match with him for a day: but nonerd" them wei'e bold enough to accept,
lb; m. .March ;;o, 17oS, Sarah, dau. of Peiijamin and Hannah (.\bbot) Parnes, b. Sept.
'J7, 17;-L': d. Der. 17. 1804, aged 7;i. He in'. (-2) tin- wid. of Curtiss Hall.
i. .loe!, b. .March !), 17oil; rem. to Purlington. C<nm.. thence to Penn., v.here d.;
m. \'t,-\-. :j, I7s:!, Cinthea Squire. 1, Ii;a, b. Sejd. 11. 178* ; a pliys. of Ihir. ; m. •'
Frisbie. 'I, S\Mii.i., m. I'rsula llumpbrey. o. Avis, li. Oct. :J7, li!)0; d. at.Perlin.
C'linn ,.Ian. 18, Is.").',; m. Oet. •J, isH, Simeon Woodrud'. b, in T'^armiiigion Oct, 1. 17s';; s!
of Eli.~iia :rid .\nini Miriswcdd) Won-] mlT of W'etlier.-die.d, Conn, ileil. , in Xew
Britain, (.'onn. : i'ccrmer. 1, /,"<-(''/.v. b. Dec. 1, !S|-3; grad. M.D. at Pittsfield. Ma^s. A
hiicce^sful practitiiiiiei-and business ii'.an : supt. o{ Sunday school ; n-p. inCoiui. leg., ami
has filled sev<'ral town otliees: secv. of I;u>S(d iV Erwin .Man. Co. of New Hri'ain; m. Jan.
•;!', l.So7, Harriet L. Puel. li. Auir." 4, ISll.ilau. of Fred, and Prdi:'. (NN'ri-hO Ibul of
Simsbiu-y, Conn.: a. p. ,2. Sanuhl /•;.. Mandi 15, 18IS; ■}.. .Pun- '\\\. ISpJ. :;. Fr<i:,;dut,
.April -J.V, PS-jd; br(>il a physician. 4, .V-//'// C.. b. Apiil 2-, IS-:.-!; d. .Pme 2. Is:;!. ."")'
Jni, h. Anvil -.^S, 182.5; d. Feb. p,\ ls;jj. (>', Mnrn J>roi,.vjii, -Inly o, 18;;~*; d, in New
IG
intAXcK or .joirx.
15ritaiii, ?>i;iivh iC', IS<»: in. l),-c. lij. IS.V;, ^jalll(.ll .1 Woo.lniff
.Ian. is. lS(i.-). (I.uiTva .M. \\ri;:lit. ]lr
Bi
•'nlv 7. ls:;(;
an. 1^. l^^, w..,„.rva_.M. nv vi^^nt. iir ,. an a,vr. and s.m-v. cf Cnion Man. »',, „| X^u-
>ntain. 1. Ilatn- iMi/.a. .A].nl •,>(!, IS-V.).- ,!. .lunc-l. iso'l. ■,> ,.,a.H. Mnvl,' Ian '
y*;;!: ha].. March 24, l^ii;^, ovit the in--t!H'i-'.s roilin; d. S.'pt. ]-) Irtfi:; .j 'm\pV ■,''
-— l'rml;<uu-..t PMirlrngtoi,. o, Joki.. C, C'v.ntiika, m. Bull .,r I'lvnu)'!'!, ' :'
X.VN( V, 1
11. 1
\Vn,nl;
luiylit. ITtil: rt. Ai-ril 2S. 1S4^. a-ed S4: rem. to W„!c(,Tt \lUi.
Wli^-ii !.<nvvc.-!iOamltihel..'pii. tolearn hislctterr,: bctorr lu-\vas s vrar^ old I..- irul
read tlif hihlt- Thnui,£;li m oourso and also everv otlier Ixiok lie coald l"av ],i- ].-ind-> ni,
Hjs tliirst for reading ai.d kiio\vl.-<k.t. was in.saiiabl-. Hi.s dav.s w.-re .spent ' ii/'lruith-s
wislu-s and lus ni-hts m dreams ut books, and of c-o!loi;v and of loarnino- for vp-x'r^
t^.g.-t]K-r. until se.^n^ no opportunity of obiainiurr a cullep" edm-ation, In- In-c-aiu.- .-n-atlv
discourairrd as to l;to. indUTnvut. and cKcn-din-lv l)aslifnl. lUs basjilnlnrs's n-i's
uitensilu-d by a sirict and ri-pn-s^ive home irnvfnnneni— b.^imr \v^.|l ..j.,pt und.-r'-
wlm-li, joinod ^vitl. Ins dt .-poiub-nt .^tatc of mind, U- .savs, n.-ariv pnu-td bis ruin 'J'ji's
rfs.-rvr, s,'nsitiveiir.ss. and difiid.n.-i.-. .-ravt- to bis usual niann.-r .ind df-porfm.-nt an
ai)pra ranee of r-oldness and inddfcrenff to olbeis. svliirli was in ta<-t tin- .•Mmnlft'.'
opposite of lii.s real character, f-.r -a warmer In-art, i.nibablv. did m.t beat in ^V,,|I•ott••
than his. Hence m his addro.ses and i>rayers at funerals he\vas cai.tivaiin^'- and movin---
to a remarkable, degree. All now livinir who have Imard him sav thev •■ne'\er beard lis
equal ai funerals." His a-idiv.ss on tlm (ieatb. of \\"asl,ir,-t,.n is'spaken nf as the m,isi
remarkalde pv(iduction of tin- kind ever heard in the town and was talked of as sur]
for vears. The same iss^id of an address he -av at a confereii.-e nf rhuiVhes a:
Cheshire. It is not surpnsini: tlierefoiv. that he is s,,oken nl as ■• The .-reat nvm .,f
^\olcott. ' He was dea. of the chh. fnuu bso.-, to Is-l.-,, aiid from ls-2-.' to l.S'T i"-i'o'i-u ed
the duties or suppli.-d the place of pashn- to the .dih., di-tin-aishiu..- him-^eir in c.'ia',-
onces and pubhc meetinirs; ivp. in h --. .", years in sncce»ion, jsn to Isi,-,- .^,1 ,„
society, chh. and town one of tlu- most a.-tive and hi-hlv t-i.-em.-d men tha^ .-v.-'f Ijv 1
in W.: somerimrs hoidiu-- is o.- •,>o ollices and nev^r h's.s'tluui ]2 jusiire of the i.e'ice '•<
years: surveyor of ian.i so h.n- that he kn..-w at on,;.- x/!:.-,v to ^o' to .•omnuuiee trmin'-
any line m tne town. A. 15ron.-on Aico;t says: ■■ N,, uian ever'^lived in \V ^v];y, vuch
natural K'lts ms he. r.nd luul he ree.-ived a liberal educati.ui In- would hav, <-,|Tilr 1 -mv
of th<" irivat m-., this ^laf has [.rodured. - ' -lie impre.>.-d ev-rv one u jtl, 'hi- d- ,.;>
sinci rity and neain-.., to (i,„i. ' Several sp.-cinu-ns ,,r his conioo-irion b,,th |,voM-"--i
veise. are irivm m .Mr. Orcutt's J/;.:f.. -/■ ]\:,/,:,ff. (Sre p -js; to •Mi? ] Xe-r" the rlose
ot Ins hie he s,.,.-;.,-d .leTormiued To d-'sToy h is writ in-s .ual unfonnn:.;. lvsu-,-,.,^ied
excepting his Journal and .-lu-ht or len oiIut fragments, which his ihui'.rhtm \I,-.'
]5ariliolom-w. succeeu^.l in pulling oui of th.' lire while thev wn-e bundle.- in \h<- door
yard wln-iv he had nnule a bontire of llicm. Th- deatli of liis eide-t son Isaac Oct f!
1S02-. at the a--e of I<. was a lerriide idovv to him. and in his j.uu-na! ot that' .hite he
givesa touching expr<_-si„n or h.is >orrou. aiui describes hinras •■mv l-,ac tiio v,,,, in
whom 1 gr.'atly .h Indited." always laiiluul. dutiful and obedient ; apt to iear.r ,l.di-iit,.,i
with reading; a retentive im-mory; rethvting; i>fnetrarin- in jud-ia.mf scai|)ulou-] v
truthliil at all tiir.e>, niodesi. sol»-r and temperat.- in all tliim-s. ' Some verses wrbteii
by the lather on visuing tlie grav of his sou. ..oou after the burial, and on the niorniu--
after a vndent storm, are given in //i.st. ,./ 11',./,.,'/. p. •ii»J-'2, fnun \\hich the followdi-
are copied:
" When s.ileam darkness veils ihe niidnii^ht skies,
.\r.d the hu^e tempest bellows o'er the plain,'
Here i.i ttio du^t, mv once levecl Isaac lies,
Nor heerfs the howliaq winds, nor drenching rain."
" Oh_! my ior.<}. licart. rt;sii.'n p:irental jcns,
^ Nor ho; e : • ft-f. him 'till li.e rin;ri hour. ^
Since naa.'h: cot move I-.ur biu jeh.'v.iiis voice; ,-■
\'. ;c.t t.'.e .-.iir^j efTo; ts of Almitrhtv power. '" .-'''
Tfe m. Sept. 10. 1?:;!. Thankfu
BronsoM. Thankf-ui I 'iarl: \.:i,-
28. :S4;, aged '.I-'.. -'A uo'.n sr,;,.):..! ,,[f>' vU:o ,d,o. r- d her hnsLand in everv .,„„,
work. 1, IsA.vc. b. .\ug. b-.. i:s-,; ,1. Ort. 1;>, ls,r.', ai:ed IN :2 c, ^,;k h I->ec i;
irsu; d. in Hitf.. Conn.. Jan. "Jo. Im;s;. „.-,..| >:\: r.sidence luosilv in Wolcoti 'a,ti- ,■ aurl
honond m .dih. an.i s.,c:..ry; ,;,, May !(. isp; l^xp,-: iouro Ijari "of !^;i rlin-'ion ■ b .lah
■'• l'-''-: '1- "> "^■*-- •'''>'■ '•-. i-'^T ], /.■..•.„■ y/.. |,_ ApMl :iS. isu- d \y-r 'j;i ]-^[.i
■2. (I'u-iV II.. b. .Ian. 2i. I-IC: barur,! carria-,- niaki-,^- ..f Cluemr, v Muuso,. of Wallo.cr^
lord. an;l m. his ehl. dan., Kmily .Muuson. Nov. 14. \:-\V.: roo,. to W at-rburv IMl and
carried on carrage busin.-ss wirli success till abo.a ^^-■.y>■ j,,,.;, ;„ \-,- I,um!;oi- .V ( 'oal Co
!au. oi Isr.u'i Clark. 4u-o. of Abi-all. wf. ,d' Jonathan
■r cons, to .lolu, ICon.-o;, f. of i>,-a. Isaa--. Sin,- .1. .lu,;,.
BKONSOX.
V
till i>(j-J: rtiii. t(i llitf. uiivi V as in cnul l)U-iiKss till d. Nov. 28, IMw. 1, Ht-nry Triin:-
htiU. 1). Sept. is. l^-l'J; t-nli.-it-il Auir. , \>-l'y2. in 0;i(l Cuun. Vols.; siTvrd as 1st stT;::t. Co,
A. a ycai- aliout New ()i'U';<ii^ iindfi- (icn, iviiilxs aiul a iiart of tin' tinii- ert-ctini: torlili-
catioiis luiilfi- ^il•ll. \\\it/.ci; ii-s. Urtf.; ;ii. Juiii- jil, isi:',). f-;ilcn Aiiulia Pliilli]>s ot'
Nfw York. (li. Oliver Hait. \<. Maivh 20, IbTO. (0). Win. liciuy. h. Srjit. 2-, 1n71.
Cd), Helen Chaiincv, h. Jan. o, ls73. 2, Alice Kniilv, ].. April' 21, l^-lb. :', Lillio
Martha, .Man-li C. l":.VJ; d. Mav ai, 18G2. 4, Arthur Ihirt, h. Mav 11, IbG5. :j, .V///^
J/., b. Feb. •■), bSlS; d. March ij, 1820. 4, ii'fyk/-i; (7^/;7,-. b. March 29, J>)25: d. Match
12, IS'jb. 0, V)'t/-vr.// ij. T'lWe, adopted dau.. li. Sept. 1. \^:^~i: resides iti Litchlleld.
("oiin. '■'). li{AD, b. Aug. 27, 17>^S: dea. of tiiP chli. iu Wolcott U years: higlily esteemed;
rem. to Scuihingtrn, thencu to Bristol, wliere he still res.(lS74) in liis 8';tli year; ni .
Nov. (',. l-n, Phebe Xortou of lirist.d. 1, PInht. A., b. Nov. S, 1812; ni. June 14,
lS;jd, i'r. Win. Andrus Alcott, autlmr of "The Young Man's (hilde," b. Wolcott,
('nun., Aug. (J, 17'J8, s. (jf Obed, ;aul a 2d ecus, of Aruos IJronsou Ahott, tlie cele-
biated wri'er. He d. at Newton, Mas,>~., of pleurisy, March 29, 18o9. J>r. Alcott was
tlic aulhf)r of IdS published volumes of wliich 19 were ediu-ational works. Plireuology
and ])Iiysical education 31 vols., several of which passed through 12 erlitioiis each, 2 of
lo editions each, and 1 of 21 editions. Of books for the family ami school library 14
vols., 1 of which passed through 12 editions, 1 th.ro. 17, and 1 thro. 22 editions before
185S Books for school library 44 vols. Besides this he v.as a ])rolific contributor to
maga/.iues and newspapers, of which he ju'eserved cop'les of more than l.OlJO articles.
llis wife's sister describes him as "an earnest worker for huuumity; ilie great aim and
l)uri)0se of his life being to make men better — to raise them, jdiysically, intellectually
and raorally." 1. William Peun, b. .luly 11, 1S:!8, in I'orchester, Mass. ; Williams coll.
l>(il: while in cidl. he accompanied by apjininimeu: a scientific expedition to/Trcenlund;
.Audover Theological seminary, 18()"); picached at lleatli and Cohasset. Mass.; lectured
on clu-mistiy in Williams coll.: set. Cong. chli. at X'o (ireeuwich. Conn., l8G8, where he
still (1874) remains; moderator, 1873, of West Fairfield. Conn., consociation. He is very
successful in his pari.sh, an<l increasing i:i influence and e.steem. He has given miich
attention to science and especiallv to botauj ; m. Aug. 20, l'^'>8, Sarah .Taue. dau of Ke\.
David Morrill of Peacham. Vt. '(1), Wm! Bronson. b. Jan. 0. l>7ti; d. S-.pt. 10. ]872.
(2), Marv Hunt. b. Mandi 17, 1^71. i:!), David Morrill, b. Aug. 20, 1873. 2, Phebe Ann,
b. Oct. 17. I'^IU; m. Walter Crafts; res. Ala. (1), Walter Narli.-in. (2), Phebe R., b.
Nov. 17, 1778. 2, Is,ni.\ b. May 1-5. i^lo; m. : r.s. Bri^^.l, Conn.: y. i. 3, Elhtihdh
'/'., b. Jan. 27. 181 -: unm. 4,' H.\nnah Ci..\]{K, b. Aug. 2"). 1790, diving 1S73): rescued
a few of her latber's .MS,8. from his l;ontire of them; in, Nov. l:), 1811, Wiri. Bartholo-
mew of Hrtf.. Conn., b. Nov. l-'J, 17S;3: d. March 22, IS.^lO, aged Cb. He res. in Wolcott,
and was valualde in chh. and communitv, serving in several olFices. 1, llt(in].\ful
l:rvi<S'.N, 1). Sept. 22. 1^12. 2, /iv/v, / )i,.irJ W'.'nhnt rd,h. June 23. 1814; d. inllunuib.nl,
Mo., Sept. 1, I84(i; m. Maria 'i'here.-a Byington of S.uilbingtoii. Sejit., IMl, who d. in
St. Louis .full. 2u, 1844. aL;-ed 21. ;',. ji,r7l,<i. b. xpi. 3, 1810; in. Oct. 4, 1841, David
(iavlord ..f WuUin-foid, Conn. 4, ./."'/,' M'v't'-,,. b IM. 3, 1^1- d. next day. o, S,i.n<h
Jii'ne, b. Nov. 2-', 'iSU); m Feb 27. iSiO, Ira H. Smirh of N(Uth Haven. Conn. 0.
Kiittra Ahuli'i, b. Oct. 12. 1832; m. June, 1^-.'), Julius Muss of Cheshire. 5, Tii.\XKiri.,
b. Oct 28, 1792; d Ylay 4. 180-. G, S.\t;.\ii, b. July 28. 179:): d. 1>~GG; m. Jan. 3, 1^20,
Samuel Atwater of Hainden, Conn., (his2d wf.) He m. 1st Julia Hough, in 1811, [4j
rem. to Windham, N. Y". 7, :M.\i;y, (twin with Sarah) d. Dec. 12, 1854; in. Harry Tuttle,
res. Cheshire. 8, Uji.vxiA, b. Dec. 10, 1799; m. Sheldon Frisbie; rem. toO., thence to
ShtldoK .
1788, Jemima, dau. of Eleazer
iiomestead; d. Nov.
14, 1781; d. Feb.
where she d. July, 18-")4. i. 1, /^v^''•. 2, 7)/
III. Benjamin Barnes, b. Aug. 19, 17G3; m. Ni>v. 1'
res. , Southiuirton.
l\'. Phi1en,,r, i)ap. Aj.ril 27, 17GG.
^^ Hannah.
Jnhh, b. .Ian. 31, 177G: lived in Wolcoti on his f . 's
m. Hannah le'ot of l'arm!nL''ton. Conn.; b. Feb.
1. .Iai;\ is |;,j,,T. b. .\pril .-ClSOS; m, June 24, 183"). Esther P., droi. of John
Beecher of W,d. 1, /.//,//^//, II.. b. Oct. 7, 18:^G; d. InGG. He was dea. of the chh., supt.
of the Sundav srheol, ''and one of the most valuable and reliable young men of tlie com-
munitv:" m.'Maiiha A, Tutib'. 2, .v../, b. N(iV. G, 1843; d. soon. 3, .IAtM^/ h'ito/i. an
a-lopted dauo-hter, b. Oct. 2, 18:;8. 2. Sakah Axx, b. Ajuil 1, 1811; d. March 12,
]8G^: m (ie.i. \V. Carter, b. .Ian. 18, 1811 . <!..•;.. ol ih.> clxh. iu W«d., and has seisvd the
soeietv continuiui-lv as clerk and treasurer over 2i> vea.rs; lias been lb i'. and ^en. in
C<ui..." [.> -y. He m."(2) Mav 10, 1871. .Marv P. Haldwin, .v. ;. 1. /A >< >\'/ /)., b. \i<-r. 2, 1.^39;
m. Feb,. 1, 18GI', MaivK. 'dr.u of Stiles "L. Hotchki-s. 1, Charles H. 2, X'^rt/M., b;
isGG,
I8."i3,
18 liJiAXCH OF .lOilN.
Mjlv 33, ISl?; 111. (f'jo. \V. A\ alk.^r. 3, h<nrii]i X., h. (twii- with Mary M.); d. Aw^;. 24,
1800. A, Il'iinuih J., h. Jan. L'O. V-^44: ui. Kliiicr Ilotclikiss. 5. Fr,'(h ri'-I.- U'.. 1>. Oct.
27, isi.-,. 0, \\'<i'l,ry.. ])•■.•. :^, ls:io: d. May s. is.-).-). ;j, Stii,i,.m.\n, b. Si-i>t. II, 1812;
in M:ircl! -Jii, lS4f). (■|iarl..itt" i:. Liiulsley or'Wol. 1, Ivuurx",, ]!., h. Mar.-li 21. 1841;
(1. Vi'l). 21. l^fli. 2, /,'"•-■/ -S. It. June 20, 1S4:!; i>i. Oct. ;U, 1n07, H.nj. ('. Luin, res.
New Haven. 1, nV'ih. S.' h An.x. 2, ISfiS. 2, Cliarluttr <,'., h. Xor. 0, is71. 3, Jlnr-
ri't L., \'. l>ci'. 7, 1^44; (i. Nov. li), iNOli. 4, /V. AVv/c , !>. Feb. 2.!, 1>'47; d. Oct,. ?.
1S02. o. /,',,;;•. /.., b. .lulv 10, IS 19. 0, /-y'l'^f, b. Mav i;j. jy.-.l. 7. h'.4/,> r L. M., h.
July 10, iS.-.iJ:' d. Oct. 2."'), "l^fiO s, /-JUt/i Jf., b. N.,v. 1, IsijO. 4. I^tkix. b. May 3,
1815: 11!. Sar.ili Mcrriaiii: r.'.s. \\aT.Ml)ury, CdMii. l,JoJtiiT. 2, KdunrdJ'. o, NcKie.
4, irW''. •;, S.\i;.\ii M\ur\,b. .luncfs, 1823; d. S,-pt. 7,, 1827.
111.11. Israel Clark, b. AyvW 17, 1714- m. Aug. .-J. 174;!, in .8., Mchirabb- ,
wlu) d. Nov. 18, 1812, aged !i2. 'I'iicy IxiiU became inenibers nf the .8. cldi. at its organ-
ization, So\. IX. 177;-J.
1. Sn.-anna.ba]!. Dec. 2. 1744: ni. Marcb l!i. 1707, Noah Neil, b. >!arch 10, 1744,
(bro. of Jolin <;.;nid of iJ-v. Kollin 11., 1). D. ).
11. Ingliam, b. in New }b: v. , .laTi. 2tt, 1740: si^. in Wob'^tt. 'Vhv Coini. ('ournul
of M<jnilay. .ban!', 1 7'.*7, s-^iy.-^: "ha^t Wednesda}' moining \\as foiiic! Ijy tlie side of a
fence on liocky Hill, iii tlds tDwn, tb.e bmly of Ingliain Clark of 8nntbingtoii. It is
supposed he perislied \\'ith robb" He m. in l*'arniington, Oct. 22, 1707, Saraji Be;ich.
1, Juki., A]'Ii1 10, 17(i'J. 2, A\.n.\, Oct. 17, 1770: d. Marcb 20, 18:^1; m. June U, 17Hn,
Daniel, s. nf l>r. 44iin>tby I'orH'r of \N'aterlHiry. [s. nf Dr. Daniel Porter, an early
settler in Farinington, .-." of Dr. Daniel, s. of Dr. Daniidj, b. Sept. 2o, 1708. i., ]',
Jlorii'i. b. Se]'i. ;;o. i71'0: in. ^hiv 20, 1811, H:i!iii:ih. dan. uf j-'.ben.v.ei- Frisbie, wlio d.
April 11. 1811. Ilf in. (2) Nov. 2:!, 184."), Ksther M. \V. Hull. 1, Horace (,4aHv, b.
March ll, 1812: d. Aug. 11. ]n;jI. 2. IbmiciliC, S.M.t. 1, 181:!; in. Clu-if.topher I., Ward
of Towanda, Da., and \va< .s., jb^nry. :!, Hamlet C, July 11, l8lo; d. Aug. U, 1S;M. 4,
MobiirtC. Feb. 2, J811'; in. JiTusba, dau. of Denj. HroLi.-^oii and has two <hi!(1ren. 5,
Henry Cliuton, Aiiril 2U. 182o: M. D., V. ('. M. S.' ISJS; i-,. FliziiE., d.r.i. <d Natluoi N.
Bsttsof Towanda, Pa. [. bv 2d ni. (i, Maruaret A., b. Julv 27, 18U). 7, Sara!) E.,
b. Aw^r. m, 1849. 2. Tiiif'ih'j, b. Jan. HO. i7!)2; ni. C'laia, dau. of Kbene/.er Frisbie,
who d-. Nov. 18, 1821. Hem Vi) Dec. 20. 1S24, Pollv Ann Todd. 1, Jusepb. b. June 5,
1812. 2, Mnrv Ann, Aug. 21, 1810. o, Jane E., b. Feb., 1818. i. bv2d m., 4/rimothy
Hopkins, b. Feb. 10. 1820: Y. C, 1848. 5. Nathan, b. Dec. 9, 1828. ("., Thomas, Feb.
7,1881. 7, D.ivid Gustavus, March 8, Is:!;',; Y. ('., 1857. 8, Sanniel M., b. May 17,
183"). ;;. 7i/(-,./,^, b. Mav 14. 17b5; in. Jan. 22, lsl7, Alma 'I'yler; one (diild, James, b.
March 20. 1818. 4, .l"'//a/ . 1//;^/, b. April 12. lsOii;ni. Jan.', 1822, AVm. !.>r!on and d.
Feb. 25, 1823, leaving a da a., Caroline. 5, ]):nnil, b. May 20, 1805; Y. C. M. S. 18.28.
He was a ])]ivsiciyu. and became insane in 1845 and d. 1803. G, ,/o.^tji/i, b. July 11,
1807; d. Jan! 5. 1812. 3. Sakmi, bap. Nov. lib 1755.
III. l^arnal)as, bap. Jan. 11, 1701, in S.
IV. Thankful, b. 1754; d. June 23, 1847, aged 93; m. Feb. 10, 1773, Isaac lironsoii,
a. s. of lier first cousiu, John Bronsou, who Nvas s. of Jonathan and Abigail (Clark)
iiM:)nson. (See Biog-.) His health was quite poor for a number of yeai'S. and in 1790,
thinking he was near his end, lie writes in a sj/irit of resignation to the Divine will:
"But 1 wished to bring up my cldidren if it might lie; thougli the greatest attaciuncnt
I have to tills \vorld, by far is one of the most jjrudent, kind and afl'octionate wives the
world ever produced, who spared no pains to render my life comfortable and agreeable,
-and was so anxious for my recovery that she would be u[> and taking- care of me whoa
she ought to liave been in b- d and to have luid a nurse; herself." In consequence, she
became sick nigli unto death, but recov(>red and lived on a half cif.tury or more.
112. Daniel Clark, bi March G, 1074; m. . (ieo. Clinton, execT of the
will of ]). C, 1741. In 1743, Ceo. and Esther Weed, Hannah Clark and Eunice Clark,
chil. of D;uiiel C. . dec, conv. to Daniel Clark.
1. Alice, b. Sept. 0, 1702; m. John Weed.
11. Eydia. b. May 4, 17O0.
in. Daniei, b. Veh. :l, 1708. }\o was a sea capt. and largely in successful sliip
|>ing business. !!.■ butli \\\r b-irgi-t Iiom-'- in tbe townslii|) nf W. !t was aimui l()
fert square and 3 stoI!.■.-^. Hi- m. I'Ji/.abrtli, ll. Si'j)l ;,s!. l7b'S^ (i;ui. of .M;.j. Tbojiias
and AbiL.ail ,M)M Miles ,,f Wi.Hincriud. Sli- <1. April 19, 1755. ib> m. r^)
Ibui-iub — . lied. Aug. 17, 1771. Jan. 29. 175), lKun,'\ Clark of Wal., sold tt>
^'innM) Tut.jb; I'f Nov/ Havcu. a nri;-ro man siT\-ant named Sainps(^ti_ al.)out 20 \fars
'■>t' age, sound and well, for .i;0O7 li.is, old li;inr. 1, Oi;i;i>ii:m i;, b. Nov. 7. 175'!, dau.
2, A.MKi,!.\, Ja!i. 7, 175!.'. 3, i.uis. Sept. 8, 1701. 4. S.\K.\!i, Marcb 12, 170S.
CI.AKK.
19
]V. Marv, b. Jum- 11, Kll; in. Muv 24. T7;j;j, (Ico. f'liutoii; (2) Nov. S, 1737 Ann
Pod^y-f. 1, (>i;ki.(KN( K. I). May 24, I7:;;i,
^'. KsiluT, b. .Jan 21, IT'i:;: in. (if.. \V<-e.i, Oct. 2:J. 1740; Oaniel Clark chiv. U,
■ dau. Ksthcr \^'. •.■,!.
VI. ()!,f,li,.uce, 1), .Ian. !"), ]71f;, dau.
^'ll. llaiiuah, ij. Nov. ."), 1710, namcil in w. u{ f.
Ylii. Ennicf. Mny 24, 1722: nanit-d in w. of f.
114. Joseph Clark, 1». Oct. 20, ](.i7!~;; will dated K.-c 2, 17.jU; ])rov('d ut N. II.,
Fell. 2, 1702: ninifs .<. .J-iS^jdi, dans. Lydia \\'],i;']vr, liaiina]; P]nnil>, Tal'itha Allyn,
Deboi-ah Sanford, Dinali L'urti.s and I.nry Mattht-w.-?; m. Nov. 7, r.U7, Marali Parker of
Wallint'furd. In 1713. in a (•on^ eya.n'-c to Klione/.rr Bcocln'r, he is called late of Now
liavcn, now of Middbtown, Tonn. Tie j.rob. rem. to Mid. .soon after b. of Hannah, tbe
last of liis idiil, recorded in N. 11. In 17:J-1, still of Mid., be conv. to Eben. lieecher
•oue-tbird of oiu'diftb i>ai-f in (itli division laid out to y-r. f. .lolm Clark. In 17.")2, called
■of ^^'atorlJury, li" coiiv,iii dau. Lm.-y M:itlb"\\s id Fa.rinint-ton, all riel'ts in New Haven.
1. .bi-idi, b. .Iiih 27, 17!i'..«: drowui'd in a uell .]nlvl7, 17H. '
II. Lydia, 1.. N..V. ;i. 1710: d. Ajiril IS, 1712-i:j.
111. .loseidi, b. AjniM, 1712: (of Middletown, Conn., 17:]1): d. .Tune ]•"). 174'.': ra.
Dec. 8, 1741, Mary, dau. of bis cousin Abrabam Cbiik of Sontlnnfjiou: b. March 21,
172."i. 1, M.viiv. b. Oct. :-T, 174:!. 2, Ai:.\!:i!, b. M.-y 12, 17b"). ;T, IUth, b. Aug 28!
1747: ni. .Josepli Laid^ton aui] had .Jo.sei)h, f. of Cbloc. (See Abrabam Clark's desc )
4, hvi)r.\, b. Oct. .", 1 740
1\'. I.ydia, b. Nov. :-!, 17]:J: m. in ITetblehdn, Conn., Jum^ 2(J, 1744. I'.ns. Caleb
Wheeler, b. .MarcTi 21. 17n4: ^2' v. f . lie ,„. .1; Martlia , v.dio d. April 21. 1744. 1,
Mahtha, b. March 2.".. 1740: ni. April 24, 17Hi;, .lame.-, Lasley.
V. OeboraTi, b. May 2o, 171.-): m. Nov. ;J, 172.7. .'<aniuel Satiford, jr.. of New
Haven. In 1771 InT dowtr. laud in No. Haven, as wid. of Sam. Sanford" w as ^old to
Ebenezcr liarne? for I'l.-). 1, David, 1,. Oct. 29, 1 7;jS; d. He.-. 2;T, 1741. 2, MAiiV, I).
■Jan. 2, 173'J. 3. David. May 2.s, 1742 Will of Danu\ris S^nford of Woodbrid^e, dated
Feb. 2.^, 1S17. provefj 1S2]. ' (Codicil dated A]iril. ]S2()i. Elilui Sanford, r.;<p, exec;
nainesdec. bus. Hasid Sanford: luime.s: chil. : 1, /.'i/c:"./ and las son. In 1842 David San-
ford made his will. 1, Marvin. 2. <'///■'!>•. ;J, F.-ithfr. 4, Dinnnri-^, wf. of Stephen
]Iilchcock. 5, O'iiK, wf. of Jereiuiali W'arm'r. 0, S'linml. 7, Tnintan and his son. 1,
■Syrenas. 8, Si:;/innir, w\\n had club 1, Harriet. 2, Miles. 0, L'<'i/, wf. of Jas.
\Varner. 10, .1/'//-//. 11, Mii,",-. 4, I7/.kkki., 1). Dec. 1, 174(i. .5, Samt-'k!,, b. Nov. 6,
17,";;]. Will of Dr. Si-vuniei Sanford proved in N. H., ]^0.■S. Ibiwena and Kliliu San-
ford, jr., exec. E.-,t, insolvent, s. Siimn,!. G, Eucv, b. S( ])t. 14, 17.0-").
VI. Hani:ah, b. .hilv 11, 1710: m. . Plumb.
A'll. TaTietha.m, — . ATlyn.
Vlll. Dinalu m. , ("urt's."
IX. .lolm. b. March 11, 1721; d. W'c. lii, 1720.
A'. Lncv, h : m. • , Benjamin Matthews, "'■■ h. .Mav 14, 1720. 1, AniAi!, bap.
May 20, 17.50." 2, Svr.n,, b. .Inly 20, 17.>2. 3, Hk.v.ia.min, 1)." Oct, 13, 17.54.f
XI. John, h. Oct. 2, 1727: ni. Sept. 9, 1747, Ibmmdi, dau. of Stc'phen Brooks of
Furinhiglou. Supjiosed the Ca]it. .Tolm (lark whov^ onlv child Posanna, b. Fel). 28,
17G4; m Feb. S, 1786, Col. Samuel Han of S. 1, .Ioiin, h. Mav 11, 17-lS. 2, PtOsANXA,
b. Feb. 28, 1704: m. Feb. 8, 17.'-G, C<d. Sam. Hart of S. Hart gen., p. 202, ))er desc.
Xll, Samuel, b. Aue. 4, 1729; d. Sejit. 28, 1749.
115. Stephen Clark, b. Dec. 24, 1080: m, Nov. 20, 1702, Sarah Hill, a.s dau. of
John Hill and wf. of Siepluui Clark s(./ld her right in Iter fatlier's est. She d. Dec.
20, 1728. He m. (2) Margaret ; will of Stc-phen C, dated .Tuly 14, 1740, ]>re.s. Aug.
5,1741; names eld .s Stephen, Moses, Daniel, Job; daus. Ann Culver, Patience ^Valter,
Thankful Clark, Mehitablo Tyler, Sarah Merriman and Esther Spencer; wf. Margaret
and s. Jo1.i, execrs.: 1729, ]']]>hraii;i Sanford wit. to a deed from Stepln-n CIii,rk to s.
Moses. In 1744, Ib.uiiel and Jol.i Clark of N. Hav., conv. to .Tohn Thomas rt. in est. of
fatTier. Stephen Cl.-'rk, diec.
1. Stejdu^n, b. April 20, 1703; m. Oct, 21, 1728, Catharine Ciranniss of Middle-
town, Conn.
*NoTE.— Renj, Mattliews, b. June 23, 1754; d. Feb, 7, T7SS; will exli. by wid. Sirali , dated 1785,
minor d.iu. Hatin.ih; m. .-\prii 27, 17.S3, -Sar.ili.d. of Jo',e(,4i and Prudcnc't' ( -Mliiit,) i^rown, aiid wid. of
Samuel Perkins, b. July n, 1754; d. /Vus- 'o, c3;(,af:cd 80 yrs., i mo.
tHcni. Mat'.licws from Farinin.^lon ia Torrinj;loii, about 1732-3.
20 BUAXCII (IF .TOITX,
• II. :\I.w.s '•• Murcli :, 1703; m. F.-l,. 20. 172()-7. I>iiiuh ]',i.-;lin|,. }lo d. Aim-. 17,
17;5(i, iiiul I'iiKi.h itpp. iulmx.: luua.s I>;ini-1 ;uul Ann;;; Tiittlf, John liiuwn u( 15rairti)nl]
Isaac i^aytnii, .hiool) Blnke.-lfy , Mr. Stiles, .Sainuil and Knhraim Suiiford and stver;;!
Clarke. 'J'he wid., Dinah, ni. June 'J7, 17:')7. L-inol Dayton (4-2J:) and d. Oct.-}. 17.")1.
Isratd Dayton d. , and in Juut-, 17()U, Timotliy (•huk "oT Farniington, afhn'r. of liis
etit. 1, J());i., b. July :30, 17"2S: cliosc tamuH] Tyici- of Wall., iitiaidian, 174v;: set. in S.
Souili Eiid. wh'-ic h« owned two or nion- haiic 'taii;i ;. In 17./,' Joel Clark of Fanuiuo-.
ton sold out ]ii.=^ home lot in X. Hav. to Enos 'J'odd. IK- wub a trader, lieut. in the ofd
French -war. On breaking- out of the rev. w.ir ejit.rf-d tli" army as lieut. coL, in rey-. of
\vhi< h, Ji'dediah Iluntington of Norwich, wa.s cd. At the battle of Long Island, in
; Sept., 1771), he was taken prisoner, and d. in ]jrison in New York about the close of
I tliat year, aged 4-^;. He m. .May 12, 1748, ]..ois, dau. of Silas and Eunice (Cook) Clark,
1 [] b. Nov. ^11, ll;,ii; shu m. (SiDt-a. Am()s Morris of fJast flaven, and (L thereof cons!
! Aug. IS. 17^1, aged 51 ; buried in S. Amos Morris, rep.. May, 1785; cai>t. of the Traiu-
I baud. He own^'tl raid occupied the (dd stone house. For an inreresliuir deS'M-iption of
; wliicli see Thos. li. Trowbridge, jun. New Haven Jiist. Soc, j)a!wr, "Ani-if-iu ]loiiS''s of
New Haven Colony." 1, }LdiitjiJ,l, . h. Oct, 15. 171^. i, I'ho nkful. Dec. 15, 1750; d.
; JulyeO, )75:i :i,' Mcsf^, April Ol, 175:'.; d. May 1, 175s. 4, Jo,J, b. 1755;'d. Oct G.
i 175U. 5, /.,'/,-. b. Oct. -.^7, 1757. (j, I'hanU'nJ,' h. Dec. :'il, 1750. 2, Lr( v, b. about
I 17:10. 8, Ti.xnaiiv, b. March 'Jfi, 17;:!-.^; in K4(;, cho.-e F-^rafl Dayton guard, in N. H. ;
i set. in S. on West St., ami svas a man of note in the town: served awhile in rev. army,
I and aftt-rwards was cajn. of the town militia, lieut. in the French war, justice of the
I peace, and town treasurer for many year^^. He d. deac<in of the chh. March 1, ISli',
I aged 7U, having no chil. He m. in S. Feb. 1, 1759, Sarah, dau. of Moses and Sarah
I (KellogiT) Feck. b. in FarminL'ton Aug. 11. 1740. Shi- ]ii. i3; May \\ IrJlii, Juhu Carter,
1 ami d., his wid.. Jan. 'Jl, IS'JS. ag''d NS. From lier many of tlie facts in Mr. Tiinlvv:'l
! 7/^i'.v?f/,'v/ of Sonthington were obtained. 4, .Mosks, b. Scjit. 5, 17:!5.
'■ HI. Sarah, b. Aug. 2s, 1707; m. .Mcrriman.
; W . Martha, 1). Sept. 2:1, 1701); il. D^r. ',>:], 172(;.
• V. I-.stlu-r, b. March 17, llll; m. Spencer.
' Vl, Daniel, b. June ,s. Klo; m. .Ma;. 14. 1740. J'hebe Bradley.
Vil. .\nna, June 17, 1717; m. Culver; iV!; l]aio!;.
;. Vlll. Mehitable, b. Feb. 5, \1\^; d. Aug. 2>. i:-"'>7: m. , Joseph, s. of John and
: Abigail Hall Tyler, (Nafliau '!'} ler, who m. Ihudud Teitic, w.is bro. of Joseph), b. March
• 3, 171H; d. Oft., 1741, leavinir'an est. of V54s. 1, Svinj., b. l)v. ?,] . 1710; m'. Aui^ 2S,
• 1757, r>L-jiiamin I'ook, (.s. of l>avi(i Cook, a lars:c ship owner;, b. April Z, 17:!!).
I'X. i'aiienee, b. .Ian. ]•.', 1720: m. Ni,v. y, 17:]0, WTlliai!! Walter, jr., (s. of \Vm.
t ^Valter of No. Hav., s]iij> carpenter , Ids est. dividcvl. 177.O, to \\'iiriani, Patience,
' Henry, Charles. Mehitalde and Jacob. 1, Wri.i.r.v.M, m. 'l'her)d.>s!a Pierjiont. i, .At/, b.'
ilay \><, 177S; Y. C. ISOO; d. TS:-):'.; est. insol: m. Sarah Le;iveii \vip.-;h, dau. of \Vm. and
■- gr. dau. of Kev. Mark Leavenwoi th, b. June 2(i. 17.^4 1. iJcv. \\'illiMm, (Pd'"^"^--' ~.
James, '-i, Car.Jiiic. 4, Elizabeth. 5, Cornelia. 0. lieorge. 7. Charles, lost a leer.
2, Loui-oi, b. May 22. 17sO. :!. L"-ui>t, b. Mav 4, lib2. 4, ,hrnj, b. March 2:3. 17N4.
I 5. WW.i<l„i, Oct. 10, 17s(j, est. set., ISlS, insol. 2, FATIKXCE. ;;, IHCNKV. 4,
j CirA]ii,K-<. 5, MiciUTAKi.t;. G. Jvcoi;, m. Ivsther : Ids will, |n-ov. N. Hav., lS2l',
i names wf. J-7>thei, son Woo.-^ter Brooks Walter and thr.'c gr. chil.: W'yliis iN'alter
! Dickerman, Henry Dickerman and Jason Dickerman E>t. ol Esther Walter of No.
I Hav., divided about 1S2S to Wooster Brooks ^\■alter and to the lieirs of Laura Dicker-
; man.
j X. .b>b, b. Julv24, 172;): m. Sept. 15, 174G, Esther Coodvear and had S\i;.\7i
I bap. .\ug. iG, 1747.
I XI. Thankful, 1). Oet 2G. 1725; living 1741 _,,..-
i IIG. Nathan Clark, b. Feb. 20, lGs2. In a .h-ed of 1700 he i^^ ralledi '-eordwainer."
'^,_.^ Hem. .Ma.v 27, 17()',I, I'jielie Lisies, who, as on.- of the legiitees u<i Hcdpli l.ijie.-^, <jave
recei[<t (li2'-!i to Abiah and Jomm.Ii l/mes, Admr-. .if Haiph."^ In 171:1 Xarhan ar.d I'hebe
sold land t'. l,;;wren<'e Clinton, peril'. [)- the bind !:e b.-.i-ht, 1712. .d' Nath'i Tutiie of
: Waiiingf..nl. .\ deed of gift, .lat.-d Sept. 25. 17.il, •• Fo.- l,,ve and ali'ection 1 la-ar my
three children, b'a.de.d Chi'k, La/ar.is Clark and .les:,e Clark." -ave all of his estate
;• to be equally d:vi,ied; witne.-.ses, Ca!<-i> Tnttb-. Hannah 'I'uiil.',' En.is 'i'uttie. Nov.,
; 17:i:^. J.din Front, tor .€8 ])ai.l liy N. C, , quit-claims t.) a ].iece of land laid out to heirs
. of Wm. '."utile. ,i!i.l conveyed by sat.l N. C. to Front iti I r:!2. In ii;)! h.' s.-lis i.) .lohn
;• Prout a •' mansion lujuse." in i7;it'i N. C. aii.l wf. ceiivey prop, to s-. lazjinis and
' Jesse, on condition of free occupancy by their parent.-. In 1 i"40 Nathan and Fliebi? (. lark
« «.e!l to Joseph N.>ye4 land in 4th div., laid out t.) Wm. Tuttle. In 1741 Samuel Co...k
CLAKK.
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bouirlil of Phebe ("lark, ^vi^l., land fnniH'rly hfloniriutr to Xiithaa Clark, di'c Slio m.
{'3) ])ua. .lo.sliua Tuttk', [3] and, a^ Phi-l.o Tuttlt-, conv.-ycd her riglit in tlio colloi^c lot
to Aba To<Id and w f.
I. J^icli-d, 1,. Ffb. 11. 1710; 111. Jan. 2U, 1734, Maitlic-w Bellamy of rbcsbiiv, 1..
June 1. 17iH; ,]. ; bro. nf Ib-v. Dr. J-'.-rpb. "Martbew Bellamy had bup. in Dic-hire,
Aaron, Au-. 4. ]',■:}<■. Hannah. June, 17;;0. Hv lii.s 2d wf.: 1. Thankvi'i., b. Nov. 23,
1734. -i/i-'n^. Jan. bl. 1737. 3. Anx, Frb". 11. 17;;s. 4, 1?a< ukl. baji. .May. 1740.
5, pEi'iiK.v, l>ee. 31. 1742. (i, M.\-iTiiK\v, Ffb. U, 1745. 7. A:\yy.\i, Dt-c 18. lU^. 8,
A>A, Uu,. Alio- , i;.')!!. !), A-A, Dt'C. li). lb"):;. 10, Sh.as, Jan. 14, 17."J5. [Nlatthesv
Beilamv bur!>-d Mav, l7r)4: Mr.-. IJcllamv buried .Mav. 17:)4.
]1." .1,..,.,.. 1, J — ; livini.-- 1742.
in. Lazarus.
117. Hannah Clark, b. April ij, li:,<r. d. ; m. April 20, 171)0., Jonah (s. of
.Sanuu-1) T'Xiil. b. Feij. id, 1084-O: d. Any. 20, 1730; will name.s s. Abiaham and wf.
Hannah.
I. Abrahanr, b. Feb. 18,1700-10; only child: Y. C. 1727; stud, theol. in X. 11. In
June, 1732, invited by the Epis. chh. in Derby, Conn., to succeed Rev. Jus. Mijs.s, but
declined, huvinir received a;nl accepted a call troin (rri'i-nw ich, Conn. In 1732-3 h'- is
called of New Haven in a deed to Isaac Jones. In 1733. ■' of Cireenwich,"' in a deed of
land in (iovtrrnor's Quarter. X. II., lo Micluud Todd. In 1740 he sold dwdlintc house
and lot in X. II. ih.a was Jouah Todd'.-., bit »' of N. l!.,d''C., to Thomas Wiluiot ; in 1741
land in (bivernor's Quai'ter to heir> of Francis Brown. He rfiuaim-d pastor <jf the West
Soc. of (4. I Ilor.-enf'ck) forty years, until hi> d. in 1772. " A mild an.l ea.-y di>]Kisition,
•and tradition hands down )nany anecdotes (;f him '1 horn: h a ^i neral favoritf he niay
]\ave h.ad a few em-niics. "'^ ''' * Many laughable ditties are related of hun, which
only show a warm lieart and an innoctiit life. * ■•■' "- Fnambitious and unpresuni-
ing, n«ine oi his ])eople would sccm to have di<;liked him. Durinr' his ministry
many were added to his tlock. He d. Dec. 17, 1772, and was buried in the old burying
iiround in Davis Lane." — M<nil'K Hi-^t. of Gretmclfli. NVhile studying theol. in N. 11.
he m. Xov. 20, 1727, Hannah Dickernian. b. ^lay 0, 1700, dau. of Abrahan- and Eli/.a-
. betli (lilover) D., <ind >i.s. of Mary, who ni. Michacd Todd. She survived hini, as
.apt)eai> by a deed (177-M from Hannah, wid. of Abraham Todd of < ireenwiidi, to Leveret
Stevens of land conveyed to nn- liy my liusband. Al'raham T. Lm 17.")0 she Avas lu'esi-
■dent of a la'die.V associati(m in (,i. for (dothing the soldiers. She d. July 2), J 777. S^uiie
of the datesaud oilu'V valualde iiiformation of Hev. Abraham Tophi's desc. w ;'-kii:d'v 'air-
nished to mebvihe Kev. Dr. John Todd f>f X. 11. 1, Mr.iiriAtn K, Dec. 0, 1720. in X. II. 2,
Lois, May 13,' 1732, in X. IL; d. May 22, ls22. agedOO. 3, Jonah, b. Aug. 12, l7:il;d.
March 17, 1783; set. as a idiys. in Xew Milt'e-rd, Conn.; m . 1, KU ,U.; m. — -;
had 5 chil.; ph.ys. in New "Milford. 1. KU M.; a merch. in Watcrford, X. Y. 2,
^Yaiker; Y. C. ISIO; lawyer in (.'armel. X. Y. ; d. 1840. (li, William W. (2), Henry
B., m. Louisa A. ; res. X. Y. C. (3), Cliarles A., res. X. Y. C. ^4), Alexander IL,
res. California. 3, Bev. Ceo. Thompstui, Y. C. 1820; Presb. minister in Fond du Lnc,
Wis. 4, Sophia, m. Sherman Hartw(dl (d" Bridgeport, Cotm. 5, Eliza, m. V. D. Bone-
street of Poughkeepsie, X. Y. 4, AniiAiiAAi. b. Dec. 21, 1738; d. April 10, 17S7; m. Lydia
Husted, b. AU2-. 31, 1737. 1. If^n.nali, b. Mav 2G, K.^JO; d. April 11, 1840, aued 87; m.
Pevnoldst 2. Ahnih.in,. b. Feb. 23, 17(!2; d. Dec. 10, 1S42, aged SO; ni. Deborah
Seelv, li". 1701); d. Xov. 24, 18.Y5 a -red 80. 1, Alice, b. Oct. o, 1780: m. — Baker. 2,
Abraham. Dec. 30. 1788; d. Feb. 23. 1847; farmer: m. 3, Betsey, b. Feb. 7, 1791; d. :May
2S, 1852; m. Bailey. 4. Mabel, July 30. 17!l4; d. Dec. 1, 1S48; la. Allen Mead of
Queensbury, s. of Aaron and Sarah (Mi'ad) iMead. 5, Jonah, Feb. 2. 1707; farmer: ni.
,Sept. 21, 1815. Lucinda lonlv dau. of Josc]>h and Molly L.) Xash of So. Salem. X. Y., b.
Etd). 17. 1700. (1 I. Jos,-i.!i X.. May 13, ISlC; fa.rmer; ni. Sarah A. Peyiiolds. (2i, Lroimrd
B.,Sejn.l4, 1818; m. ih\. \\). 1S4'2. Lori-tta oinu. of Daniel and Susan ILi Ilortnn. (3).
Cvru•^ L.. b. April 1. 1821; n;. Fi b. 15. 18G!^ l-:ii/al-.eih (dau. of (iideon and IJetse^) Key-
nolds. (4b Mollje. Sept. 14. 1^23; d. Maivh 1^'. 18;JL (5), Deb,. rah P.. b. July 15, 1828;
m. Xov. 28. 1818. <b-ori:e AV. is. of Daniel and Susan W.) llortmi. 0, ?*lartin. Aug. 7,
180;;: m. Sailv . 3, Lijnij!. b. Juiu-22, 1704, 4. M'h^l, b. M.-irch 15. 17(;0; d..Iune
22, i;03; m. "(.'ideon SeideV. 5. D.nid. b. Julv 20, 1770: d. S<']C.. 5. 1^5i;. in Cortland,
X. Y. 5, Hannah, 1... Xov. is. 1741. (i, MAin.i.. b, Xov. 21 . 1 ;41 ; d. J iily 25. I,s24. 7.
Oi.p. KU, b. (A-t. 25, I74s. d. I.Vc. 25, 18M. 8, M.w, o. Feb. !(). 1751.
lis. Phinohas Clark, b. June 27, 10^7; m. Mav !l, 1715, .\bi..ail Ba-sett.
1. Phiuehas, b. A]>ri! 11. 1710: will proved 17;7:m. . Sarah Poberds of Dur-
ham, C(mn.. e-t. di-i., ]782.. b^t,. ,,r Xv'w Haven, will. Sarah (ddl., Caleb. Haiius, AbL
gail Cooper, ibHhelp.ail, Fli/abeti, ami Sarah, 1, (/Ai.ri;, b. Sr^j.t. 2,1745. 2, Say,
2-i
liUXSCn OF JOHN,
DEI., b. June 19, 174:7. o, A r.niAd., h. July •?•), 1740: in. Jo-st-ph ('()()()i-r. 4. UAfiiKi.,
b. July 1, 17.")-3; m. Caleb Hall. o JosKni, b. Oct. (i, 17:)4. (i, DAurrs, b. Aug. l',
175G, 7, Er.r/,Ai;i;Tii, b. Jam- '24, 170U. S, S amckt,, Juiif 19, 17G7. 9, Svraii.
II. Abi^'uil, b. Feb. 27, ]71S~19.
III. Aiiio., b. July ;:3. r7'34: mi. Oft. 2S, 1747, Deborah, <\nn. of Aaron Tuttlo
[4]. lli.s est. u-as adai. by Aarun Tuttlc, . 1, l.ors, b. Mav 1-], 174^. 2,
Et'UUAl.u, b. On. 28, 1749." 3, Mai;y, b. Nov. 2. 17.>!. 4, ANf)s, b. Miurli D, 17oG';
m. pprluips a clau. of .Iosl'I'Ii Tuttlo of E. Haven, j(i|.
11.10. Hester Clark, l). Jan. 2, 1(;!)2: m. Jan. S. 17U--12, John Mun.sr)n, jr.
His \viU proVfil 1747; called Sergt , \vf. l\!sther t-xecx. , and guard, to minors. John.
The will of E-,lh''r Mun,-<on names (Id. s. David, who %v;i.s app;. guard, to two
minor ehil., John and Timothv; daus. ]>oiothv and Do rcae- named.
I. Samuel, b. June ll,'l7l;]; d. Oct. 1!*, 1714.
II. Dorothv, b. Juno 7, 171").
III. David,'!). O.-t. ^. 171>-; m. April ?,, 1740, Abigail I'oiter. b. Aug. 28, 1719, sis.
to Aaron, and dau. of San.iupl and Al.>igail (Hill) Potter" 1, Cn.vuj.KS, b.Auir. ic, 1741.
2, DniloTUV. b. Xov. IS, 174:]. o, Davji), !.. ,Iulv 4, llAVr. d. April 22, 1701. '4, Jakko.
b. June 2.0, 1749. ."), liaoDA. b. Oct. 9, 1751.
IV. J)onas. b. Nov. IS, 1720; d. Sept. 22, 17t'.l: m. April o. 1740. Aai-on Potter, s.
of Sainufd and Abia'ail (Hill) Potter, b. Mar(di 1, iriC; both joined the Xortli churcli in
X. II., 1742. 1, .Mr>sr:s, b. Jan. S, 1742; m. liebecca. dau. of' N.rth. and Thankful (Bas-
sett) Vale, b. Oei. 9, 17:_!7. 2. D<)K( as. h. April 4, 174:!. 8. AA!!ON,b. July 1, 174-5. 4,.
LK>fT.F:r., b. July y, 1747. ~k AnicAii. ((dianged to l-'sther), b. .May i:l, 174tt. 6, Doi:-
OTTiV, b. Xov. 29, 17r)0. 7, SAMii^.r.. b. [)'<■'. i;i, 175^.
V. Basil, b. Jan. 22, 1?29; m. .May 2. ITol, K.-/,inh Stiles (dau. of Rev.
Isru'ie Stiles, and his si-.'ond wf. Es'h'-r Ilooker.i of l-'arini;iiiion, b. Aug-, fi, 17:!!: d. Oct.
17, 1?0S. She was half si.-ter to Ib'V. Dr. II/.ta Stih's. Pros. V. 0. ; res. C'annel(Tlam-
den), Conn. The e;;t. of Mr.s. Esther Stile< div. . 17sl, to E/.;;i. I-aac, l-%;]i-r j!radley,
Kfr/.iah Mnnson's lieivs foriner wf. of Ba.--;1. .M.inail, wife of lia/./.ei .Miin.-on d. July
20, 1772. i, .for. I>i(i.\Ni;s. S.-].L 2^., 17.-,2, N. 'S. 2, Trns. !>. Ma.ivii 1, IT.-..-;, '.i,
4;;'.t;a, b. .May b"), 17.")7. 4, Isaar, I). Sept. 2. 17(iO. ,">, i\K/i.\[[, b. Mnrrh 0, no:]: m.
Jotharu Tuttl.'. S!;e d. Au^-. 2, n9'j.
AM. Jolm, b. Nov. 2i), 17:!l.
VII. Timothy, b. Ju!n 1, 17;;4; nu'm. Nortii chh., N. II,, Ib'-S.
11.11. Timothy Ckirk, !>. .h.m.r,, ;';94: m. .lan. :;!. 1724. Elizabetli Potter,!).
1704; (I. 17.54, aged ou. He d. Jan. 17, 17:12: adm. giv- towid., Edizafieth; ehil. Eunice
and .Mabel named.
I. Eunice, b. Dec. 7, 1727; d. Ort, 4. 174:^.
II. Mabel, !), .Nov. ■"■),17:!0: m. May, 17.-)(», Naa.c, s. of ]i<v. haa<- St;h-< of No Hav.,
fuid liali-iMo. I.) Pre>. E/ra Sfihs ot \' C,, b. S-pr. o, 172'.t: d. .Mandi b'!, 17^4. Invent.
of Mabel Stile.-;" est., .\pril, 1.m»2. lb r will ti;i.mes live chil : Eunice Lirey Tuttlo,
Mabel Frost, l^ith Pieri>ont, .Mary Man-<(ield, l\i-/.!ah Maustiold: John Pierpout and
Richard Mansfield, exec'rs. 1. \'a mck I.tcv, b .luly 12, Kol: ni. .lohn 4'nttle; (2) Euo.s-
Brockell. She had by liist m two sons and tlnv dau-., of whom, 1, /■■oi'ic Tuttlc lived
in Augusta. <!a. 2, JoJut Tntl'e. m. and had s. Stiles Tattle, who lived at Branilon, Vt.
2, IMAiiKi., b. Feb. 12. 17.V5: m. Titus Frost, b. June IS, 174S, s. of Ebenezer F. [182],
had Sumu' 1, Willard and Levenlt. :!, I'",i,i/.ai'.i;tii, b. l-'eh. II, l7o5: m. Timothv Eaton.
She d. before 1^02 and left chil. 4, Ti.motiiv Ci.aiik. b. F.'l) 1. 17.5S; d. "pel). 14.
1759. .5, Rltii. b. April 1. 17()0: m. — •-. John Pierj.ont. ti, .Mai;v, !>. Fid). 22, 17G:J;
ni. Richard .Mansfield, 1). May 24, 170:3. left two .ss., Riihard and Stilts 7, Kkzia, m.
Jesse Mansfii'id; had ss. Ch.arles and .Merriidv. and three daus. S. Son, b. and d. Feb.,
1700. !'. Isaac Ci.akk, 0. April MO, 17fi;: m. Feb. ■\. 1 ;s7. F.enice, ilau. of Zophar
Blakeslv.-. b. Ajuil 25. 1707. He d .lune Ki. ls;;4. 1. I'.,nint, b. Nov. :;0. 17S7: livimr,
.Mareh, ls7',t, ia her 92d y'';u-: m. l-'.ln-ae/.or .Mansiiidd. Isaac, IvUvin P., Eanici-,, .Mary.
2, L"rui.i, b. A])?il 24, i7!'i): m. I.cwis (io,.d\car: had tliiee (diil , <lt c. :!, h.t.ir. 'h.
Aug. 2, 1792: d. F(4). 4. ]s!i2; m. Nov. 2s, \s\:,, Lois Cooi)er, res.. No. Hav. 1, Isaac
Lorenzo, 1). Jane 27. 1S19: with his hi-o., 11. H. Stiles, manfr. of In-ick at No. Hav. ;
Hrm, I, P. .V H H. Stiles: m. Feb. KI, 1M2, Soj)hronia M Bhikeslco, /. . (1), Isaac \Vads-
vorth. 1>. F"b, 2S. pspi. (2), Frank I.oivezn. !>. July 12, 1^54. 2, Pois |),|;;rht, b. Sept.
If). 1S2P :!, lb nry Hobart. b. Oc!. 4. iN24; m. V>ct. 15, In!5, .lane iic.iton. a gr.
dau. '4' James liatou: d, April 2, 1S79: rep. (\.an. i.i ■.■•.: flr^-^ sr-UctiieMi of No.
Hav.; as capt. of ( b. K, 15tli reg Conn. vol. inf., \\as ar the battle of Frc(leri(d;.s-
hurg and the sii'ge (.)f SuiTolk. Ib^ was a b-adln;- mem. of th<> Epis. chh. i., (Ij,
CLAJtK,
T TJI.K,
23
Jiiiic !,ois, 1). !)-■<•. «, TS4(;. (2i, Fr. (l.Ti(k ;;,,b;ut, 1.. April 1. 1852. (S), . (4).
, HI. Tutdi-. 4. Kuiili'i, 1>. Julv 22. IT'.i."); m. Lmikui Bfcoks; a. i. botli
living', .M;m-.1i. 1-;-7'.*. 5. Z.:).lor. li. Atiy.' 24, IT',".); <1. Svpr 2. 1^42,; \\\. Nov. 1.").
182»;! Car>.'l'i!" Kt-Ni-v, i-<v.. N^. Hnv. /.. 1, \hircairt F.li/al).':!i. h. Aup;. I-^l,
1.S2^: JK. AaL^ 27. l^"i"i;. iJ. S. Br-nllry of Xn. !h;v. 2, CuiMliu" Luciiia, !■. S>'pt. 30,
18;^!.i: ai. M:ut1i i:^. is.';?, Sniitlt 'IV-rrill'of Mai .-ii\ (.'a. 3, Sarali .Maiia, 1>. S.-jii. ."i.' K^3(3.
(5, Jfunn;, 1.. .May ;;i, ISOi; d. Jan. C, 1S40; ni. Fol.. 20, IS'Jii, Hit; i,.t or < '.".rojiiit' 'J'liorp.
Sliu (L ls;>;). IJf 1,1 r2i Xov. ;), lSo4, Luis I'icriDnt, rf.~<., No. ilav. /. liy tir.-^i iii. : 1,
Kli/abeth ilanict Byn.ii, h. Oct. 22, 1S21): v.i. Ap;il 10. IST)!, i.r-inu«-l S. Brooks. (2)
Smith. /, l>y 2.1 la. : 2, Chsirlotte Picvix.nt, i). Auu. IG, ls;iS. o, ""i-'ernon CJr.rk,
b. Feb. 2S, — — . ' T, /.>/v. b. July 2(). 18()4: in. Ap.ril ilO. 1^:21), K?^tb'.T I'i.'rp.int; d...
ls;iO. (2) -May 12, 1>^2;7, .Mary irristol; d. lb.>.>; (3) Ajifi! 'J, i^.")4, Frunccis Fiizalx-tli
Jolms.jn, les. X<>. Ilav. /. bv 1st in,; 1. CharU'S Wiljiaiu. b. Feb. 3. 1.V3:'.; d. Aug. 7,
1840. 2, /:.v,7/c/- ./oy,j./u„r. ],'. Alarrh 22. 1^3r.; d. Sept. 27, 1S3-. i. 2d m.: 3, (.'harles
Hoiiiaine, b. On. U. 1840; d Mav F.b 184i. 4, F./.ra l-eaiidtM-, .Mav C. 1844. ;". by 3d iii.:
5, riiaru's lb ri.eit, b. Oct. \>, 18'0". 8. ILnr.-i;, h M:!v21, l^tii'; \\\. Oci. 21, 1832, Fn.iiy
Todd. 1, Win. Ihirvy, b Ano-. 20. 1833. 2."'(.'(m). Wailace. b. A;i,l'. 1. 1^38. 3, Film
Amatida, b. Xuv. 2;';, 1844.
12. John. Tuttle, b. 8i'pi. 15. Iii57: n\. in Xi-\v Fo:;d>.n l.y rajuain .Vvrry. May
2it, Ifi^;.' Mary i;un<r,ii.-b.-.-'- It; l(;:i3 bf- la.tiv. land iu M. 11. t'l ijm. Sanv.u'; Tiitilf; in
17U0. <jf N. II.. i;.-'nv. to S.-iUi'l riark. puri ol'mv 1'.. J. din 'i"iitTlr".>, third div., late of X. W. ,
28 ii.-vfs bouud.-d by Mi!) riv.-r, ..b.-.-].li ■['iiub'-'s land. <"t(,-. Ini:oi he is ..alb d ' idaii-
ter" in 'o oonv. f> Xathan Smi'h. \n 1715 In' is cilb d John 'I'un'e, <r . oi Lelianon. New
Foiidoa couniy. Coi.u.. in. a i[vi'! ciaiin fd i-li'ht iu .-r.iu.'.-tcrf.d land.-, io Mr. John l*rout.
Mavcli 2;), 1723. Xuilian (.lark i lij. and Jo.siaii Tiuiit- \'-'<6, [irodiicod a noo- from Siunuel
'ruttle, signifyinir his dr-sirf,' ;h:if t.hcy shovihl be made adnir.-. on tl..' •:•>?. of .ivlin '!'■•, le.
lato (d' X. li. . th'c, an'.i il.f v nmvfd the >«ni(', but th<> judge saw ranse to waivt it.
i :,.,.: ]{.,,■,,. !',;■■. It.r.;
1. Fphr.dui, b. Apr;! 2, ir,;;0.
li. Jo!!ii, b. S.-].;. 5. luM. 'n April. 1731, "John Tutde, f.^nvrly of Xew liaven.
now of j„'ijan->n. in \^'i^dhal!I v"., (oiin.. for duvt r.s.-ause.-,, un re '.-^peeialiy for i;''i r', ceived
..It" Xaiinui C'laik (d' .\' . ib." soid, 'all ri^dits 1 now lu'V,- or a.m to liave woX (,iir._.v;or,s!y ;
disposed of beforo June 3, 1 i30."
III. .Xatiian, b. .iau. 20, l;,b4; bap. Xov. 21, li:iy7.
I\'. Mary. b. I>.-,-. •?.':,. \>:\>i\\ bap. X-a. 21, 1(.37; in. . I7ph;aini, s. of Josiali
and Mary (KoVk well; L.;oniis, b. Mav 2, 17;.!8, of K. \\'indsf,r. 1.' Bi-.N.\.i.\!f . b. Sopl.
25. 1711J: d. July 1, 173^'. 2. FphiVmm. 1>. May 2J. 1727; ni. . Hannah of
Lebar.on. C'l.nn." 1, ]l-<,n}'}, , b. l?fr. 'J, 174U.
Tliero w.-::e thr*--*; nio;-e child [oil se.iipo-ed to bebniu ;„ J(diu 12 or to Jame.-'.
1.10; further ..- -a ;-U needed.
V. IV-siti-, ba;,. in X. H.. Ji;lv 11, IblO: in. April 20, 172(;. i>anlel 't'odd ; (2') Aug.
£0. 172.0, .bdiu lb-ad
W. James, bap. in A<'. If.. April, IbOO. A James and Stephen Tuttle on rate i>ill
of the north |>arish of Lel^anon, 1741.
^"11. A/.uba, m. Benjamin Fox, April 13, 1710. of Xew Londf)n, s of John and. g. .s.
of 'J'iiomas Fox rjf ('onr-<ird.
125. Desire Tattle, bap. Julv 11, 1Gl)7; m. April 20, 1721, Daniel, s. of Samu.l
and .Marv 05raddov; Todd; b. .Maiv'h 14, lii^3: d. Julv 2i). 1724, air-Ml 37. She m. (2)
Aug. 2G. "l730, John., s. of Thoma- and Mavy(.01iust<-(li Ib-ad of .X.-rwaik: b. Aug. 7, 1701,
of t)ie Darien ehln, 1741. In 17 (3, .lohn" and Desire l^eadi, Idias and Mary Head and
Danirl Toddi (•.:;■. s. of Samu.-D. conv. to Samuel Bishe.p an eqiial ..eie-tbird of lot laid
out to SaeiUid Todb lit 17 be .bdin lb-ad e.;nv. to Ibmie! lodd part -A a giis' mi'! in
X. H., •■! iMUigb- ,.;• J,.!t:i MiniMm ' !, M \i;^ 'I'mdI). b. Mareh 7, 1722. m. M,.'-<iii:^
1741. Fbas Fi-.id ..f S;ue foio. 174(; l-iiii. -and Marv itoad eonv. land bdd o. it to Samuel
Todd. 1, .i/'ry. b. In-r. 12. 1 bil. 2. /'.^(V,. b. Seoi 2^, 1743. 3, M "■U^.- . b. Xov.
21. ii l-V lb F-'.. \, i74ib 4, V/r, ■//,'. b Nov. lb 174;;. 2. i\ .\ iiiAi;ixt: Tonh. 1'. lb-.-.
22. 112^!; d. .\piil -i. Ii24. :b i>.\.\iKr, T(.[>1>, b. .March 5. 1721: ni. 0.:t. 13, 17-iS, Sybil
CarriiiL'-toj!. i5.".3. I. by 2d, n.i. 4, .ins! ui i;i;.\ie 5. .louN Fkad. d, biiii;:!. ID'.vd.
7, '"N" -.Tii.v.X uf.Vie
'U.lH-rt Hurr.ou-hs of Wc-tluTitieid, ni :'j.=;. Mnry. wi:; . r-.i S.T.iiu.l Tri-aaub rc.a t < N( -v I r.p.dop.
< onn, ir=o: d. .\;:u , ;.-'S.>. Ib.s wf. d. Dec. 1672. His s., jcJni Bur:eu^;,s or .Vsj.v I.-me...:). ne Doc.
i„. If;.., Marv. tl.-'.L;. .-if P.'iP. Culver, .^n.l had (011;:. b ■.>-..-ei. -, I'.'-i. NTnry. b. Dec. ij. 1672, ar;(1 sevcr.u
24: BK.VXCII OF JOHX,
■Mary 'I'lUtle, uiidoubt'.'dly J^-sr. from -Iiiliu ]-^: m. D.-r. VS. ll^^O, Daiiit-l Clark of
Lrl;aii.j!i, C'oim., (iiislu-ii Soc, lii.s'^d wilV'. Hy first in. ho had C'Jiarity, Daniid -.md J'l-hoiu.
He wp.s dcsc. from Daniel Chirk, sr-c. of the cidouy, ami nearly related to the Clark;.; who
t'l. dcs. JCIizabelh 8. h Ks'iliEi:, \>. Nov. H, ITol: d. uu.ni. 2. BiLLV. h. i"(dj. 17, 17.",3.
3, Oi.T\ i;. 1) Seiit. 4. l?.".!: d. Martdi 10. 1^4'.t. in iiGth year. 4. .Moli.y, Aug-. 24. 1700.
5, .SvLVANr.s, Dec. I). 17.")'?: liad a lan;e fainils. 0, I5f-:>:oxj. Nov. :,>(), J iG'.i. d. .tuly 4,
1842. in his S2ii year: u-randfatlier of .lolin S. Clark. Esq.. of Au!.>iirn. X, Y. 7. liO.s-
WJCi.]., haj). ()rt."l7. 171.12: rem. to Vt. 8. An'N.\. July 7, ]7'.r>.
.lohii 'I'utrle, prohably of the line of .Joim 12; b. about 17o0: Avas a l.joaiinan
on the Conn, river, and was of or frnni hei.a.n.ai. (.'onn. ; had &«. Joseph, Janie.-^ and
John. 1. JOHV. b. Aprils, 1703; was a Metliuh^i preacher in Ohio "of trcniRi)dou.s
eneryv;" afterward.s a I'niversalist. lie was f. by o inaj'riagx\s of 24 ehil. ; lie in. (1)
Abigail , and had G (diik; (2! Sarah. . and had 8 chil. : she d. Oct. 14, 1804: (:5)
180o. Polly Parker, and liad 10 ehil., all of the last \i\. and luul cliil.. and all were liviiisi:
in JS7J. fxcept otie. i. by 1st ni.: 1. ./"/ov, b. Oet. 4 17Sj; :]. isiO; and .0 n)'")i<- who
d. voiuiiT. i. bv 2d VA.:' 7. ,L(iJit\^\ b. Sej)t 7, 171.M: d. X..v. 11, 1.8U:), a^-ed 78. 8,
S'.'ii'J', b. Dec. 2!"), 17!t2: d. I^40; m. Ja.njes Jev ell. I*. Joseph. Oct. 22, \7i)i': d. Ang. 1,
18.50; ni. .May, 182;-'-. Wealthy P.ider, wlio d. .May :;i. isiii, aged lil. 1, Joseph Ilawloy,
b. March ]'d. 1824: began to preacli v.hen 17 yr.-. of age. lie i.s an eminent minister of
the Universalist faitlt; a fine steel portrait engraved 'oy J. C. Buctre of 2S'ew Yoric ; rji.
Feb. 2o, 18o.j; i. i 2. Crania, b: .Ian. 2(i. lS,;,'i: m. Thl'inas I'^van.s. ;J. Ccirge \\'.. b
Feb. 20. 1828: nnm. 4. John Edgar, June 2-"). 18;jO. m. tv/ice and had C^chil. 5,
Thomas Ainira. b. 1S32.: d. I'eb. 23, 1^12. 0. Hiram ilector, b. Nov. 1C\ 1836; num.;
i-es. Portland, Oregon. 7, Minerva. July IS. 18:!'.i; ni, J. A. \N iJcox; res. St. la-nis. Mo.
8, I?alph Aug-ustns. June, l^-b".; d. .Inly 22. 1^11. U. C. i-^r,.nk!in, J une 2S, 1S4.'3; r>or-
trait paint^^r: res. 'J'itusville. Pa. 10. (Jeitrude M., l.-. Au^.'-. 10. ]S47. 10, Jo/.'/.';'/, b.
Jan. 28, 17l,tO: a. 18oT: m. A-a Dri-us. 11, I.-ithi/, t'e. (h-*. 22. K'.i?; d. l^J^. !2, i.;,/.^, y.
Jan. 14, 1799: unni. 13, 3- '>-.;., iK-z. 25, 1800.' 14. Jf,:rt;r. .)nU 2.1, 1^02; d. O.-t. 20.
1804. /.by 3dm.: lo, ('. /,'. , Pev. jind iVl't. ; noted as an inventor a.nd machiijist; res.
Xew Isrigliton, Pa.: anil '.) nsore whos- reeoid ]ia^ leit i.>eer, ol)tciihed.
Josei^h. 4'lie d.'-c nf Jos"))h --xnil Ids Uro. .bd>n, lU'Diber 1000.
James. Pev. .lolm Tuttle of Camden Mills. Pock Island, 111., an earnest and
useful nian, is of tld- family,
IS. Samuel Turtle, b. Jan. 0, 1000-00; s'one ma.-^'-iK ;ri. Jan.?. 10-^4. Sarah, dau.
of S.inun.1 Ne\vii.iu of N. II. ^^ in 1703 he bL>iight land near \\ ailhigi'ord bnd;'e.
Simon Tnftle !l, ivit. In i70Glie boughi land in ^^"aIl. of Simon 'j'lntie In 1722 he
agreed vciili John Huntisfon to diviib.* the lot formerly belonging to the wid. -\nne Howe.
In 1720 he conv. to Cai>'b Todd lands on east side of N. II., East Piver. Also rJglit in
land laid (utt to ''my honored grandfather. .Mr. William Tuitle." Sa.ni. Tiuth- and wf.,
Sarah, joined th.e dih. in N. IP, 10.'t2. He m. (2di, . Abi-a.il. da\.. .>f Join, and
Me'-ey h^r..wt. ae.d wi(l of T!.oi>i:ts B-,ir:'i'-s: and mijiher of ir> (iiil. In 1717 .Tohn
Frost of Newark, N. J.,hi5l'ro. Samuel Tutile and Abigail hi:> w f. ft)vmerJy -.vf. of
'ihos Ixuiies, e.n.u . \<> Eb.Miezer Frost right in homestead of f. and .mo , John and
Mercy Erosi of N. II. Sam. 'i'uttle, sr., d. betwt^en 1731-35. Tn Nov., 1730, Capt.
Sanual Barnes ])r<:sented a petition to the court in regard to his "mo., Abigail Tuttle,
wlio luid f:ii]en into discomposure of mind," was incapable, etc., and lie was a])]iointed
conservator. The thirds of the wid., Abigail T., v<-ere divided to lieirs of Samuel Tuttle.
1748. S. T. was a larg-e land owni^r and the genealogv is proved in stmdiw vlee'ds and
t^eltlements betv.een the heirs. In 17.1() Stephen I'lUtie eonv. to S.nnuK.d Bishop 1-0 of
8th divi-ion laid out to f., Samuel Tuttle. in 17t)5 Steplicn and llarln! Tattle, Thomas
and Mehitalde ^^■alter. Hannah Todd, Jehial Tuttle and Thomas and Martha Sperry, all
of X. 11., cmv. to Daniel Atv\ater land in Oih division laid out to Sam. Tiinh.'. sr.
I. Mary, b. Jan. 31, PN4-o: nt. Oct. 1. 1701, Kbene/.er Fro^t.
II. .leminia. b. L\r. 0, !';-(J, m. April. 1T'!7, Tle'in.-is .laeo'os.
in. Sf^■|'he^, b. - ; in. . Paehe: Mansliehl.
]\ . Abigail, b. .Vi>iii4. li;;'2- v\. .;aiy2:;. !7!7, Daidel Atwait.r.
V. Martha, b. Maixi; is, ]<>04: m. Felt. ]:,, 1717, .bdm Smith.
*Thc inventorv cif .Snnuicl Newp.ian of X. 11. v.'.is .iriven to the court Nov. 7. u'Eo — f.j.i'; ni;>re ndcit'd
afterward. Thomas Tuttle Joseph .\lanstit;!d. iqjprai.strs. jo'ai i.p.l Sar-.i'n, only cliildrf;; aiv^l i'.oiis of
dec. Simiiel Tattle clainTfd :n t'^-hi'lf ot his wf. .Saraii. J.-'ir.. Xcv.-.TiJ.r.. hi'o. ..lail r /-I'.eir uith ?c-iinacl
Tut'Js's %^'! . Saral:. ui. .-"■li.'^^.-iil. -- , and d. .v /. r-ii: wid. .-Ma^:'.!! anni.x. bi 1,02 Sar-ut ! Tintio. ia
behalf of his ohil., who wtre tnc l.eg-al heirs i;f Jo'm Newman, .Ice. toa-pinintri 'f .Mai.;a:i el nej.;:ei:t ol
trust as adrn.x. aad ot' hor advisers Caleb Tultie 37, and J>.y.5hua Hoichki^s -i. 'n i;-.:'! S. T. conv
Jand to .\bit,'atl wid. -if lohn .Vownian.
Tr:iTLE, l-EOST. 25
V]. Josiali, b. April o, ItJOC: l-ap. Dec. ICvlT; in. June 11, 1719, Deborah Barnes.
VII. Sarah, b. Jan. 17, 'itj'.;^: m. , .Idlm Moulllirop.
Mil. Dani.-l, b. Ang. 2:i. 170:.'; ni. April •:^!;, 17i(;., Mary Mansfield.
Stephen Tattle, 1j. IGsS; m. , Hachel .Mar.stielil. dan. of Samuel and
Hannah Man.sfield 13;^. In 1 7;)0 he cdnv. riyht :i; f. , Sanim-i '1 utile's 7th division, to
r)aniel Tnttle. In 17Go he conv. to Ste-jihen Tiittle, jr., land near 'i'itu^; ^iausiield'b;
furtltor re.^eareh is nei-di-d. I suppose liini f. to 1, S'n;riiKN, liap. in N. il. .hilv 21,
1710. e. Lkvi.
131. Mary Tuttle, b. Jan. Ml, ]<5.>^l-5: d. Jiinr -^O, 17G;:!: ni. Get. 1, 1701,
Ebenezer C^il s.. and 5th cli. of Jolm) Frost, b. Autr. 5. 1677. lie m. rJ) Feb. 19, 1734,
Elizabeth Aiidrev/s uf Farniingt._.n, Conn., and d. 17-19, leavifn;; 'oy 2d ni. or." <di., Lydia,
b. Dec. IS, 173o, whom. Jan. 17, 1755, Ihv.ekiah Todd [(>]; adiii. given, 17-19, to wid.
E^lizabetli and s. Kl.on/.er. In 1755 Joim and Kbenezer jiaid t-19 to eaeh sis. fi:)r right
In f.'s estate.
I. Hannah, b. Jiuv, 170<j; m. , Obadiuli Hill.
II. Ebenezer. b. Feij. 11, 1703; m. April 19, l',3^), Daniaris Ive.s.
III. Marv, 1). Srj.t. >,Q, 1709; d. Oct. 21, 1709.
]V. Marv. b. Feb. 25, 1711; ni. Muv 31, 1733, Is,:ac rdakesh'P.
V. Sarah, b Feb. 22, 1713; ni. Dee. 12, 171-1. J.dm Pardee, jr.
VI. Martha, b. Feb. 14, 17 14 m. March 17, 17-IS. Jonathan iiarnes.
\\\. Jidm, b. Jan. 29, 1717: m. Jan. 15, 174'), Mnvtha Pardee.
Vlll. Ai.i.iiai!, b. May 27. 1719; by will of Noah Paugborn, prov Ai)ril 30, 1741, to
have 10 acres of land in the north ]>art of the north p:iri'.'; of X. 11. ( Xo. Haven) ]>rovided
she; remain lum;. 4 years from the dale "hereof." She m. Caleb Turner,"^ b. Jnue 18,
1 724-5. s. of Joseph and Sarali (Ilotchkiss) "i'lirner.
IX Amos. h. F( b. 9, 1722; d. Jan. 14. 1724.
X. Thankful, b. Dec. 1, 1724: m. Di-r. 14, 1S19, John BD'Ckett.
XI. Elizahctb, b. Mareh 3. 172S; m. Xov. 5, 1751, Samuel Pirvpont.
1311. Kaniiah Frost, b. June, 171^0: n,. — -^ — -, Obadiah (s. of John and liad
hro. Johnf) Hill; both living in 1755 arid namod in ajireement.
1312. Ebenezer Frost, b. ImJi. 11, 1707; m, .April 19, 1739. D.nnaris Ivos.
Adm. given to -wid. Damaris, 1757, h-aac Plalzeslee and, Tlioma- Ih.iy, a--isi;',nt'- to the
wid. \Vni. Sanford and J(din Frost he'irs ir. tlieir own r:_;dit. She m. (5) Oct. 2 i, 1701.
Dr. Joliu Hull of WaHingf(.rd (bis 2d wf.),-h. Oct. 0: 17u2: .1. .M:iy 22, 1 TO:! He m. {\)
June 21. 1727. Sarah Ives, who d. Xov. 29, 17*39. lu 1757 Damaris arjji. guani. to 0
iniuor chil. of Ebenezer Frosi. viz.: Amos, Titns. M;i.ry. Lucy ;.nd Ebenezt^r.
1. :\!arv. 1). March 5, 1739: d. Se].t. 27, 1750.
II. Sa'uuel. b. ()ct. 10. 1741.
HI. Svbil, b. U,-t. 2';, 174!.
IX. Anio.s. 1). Dec. 27. 17 45.
V. Titus, b. June IS, 174S: m. Malxd Stiles []. 1. SAMCKt., ai. Ruth, dan.
of Tlieophilus and Margaret (Elliot) Merriinam. 1, yo//r.'f. 'i. Amoinln. 'i, Cluuintte,
m. \Vm. 13. (ioodyear. had: 1, AVilliam, whom. Xellie Murray (rmis. of Rev. Joseph,
of Adirondack faine) and had: (1), CJKirloite. (2), Elizabeth. 2, .Miles. 3, Elizabeth,
m. Col, Francis Marion Crafts, who commanded a reiJt. of X. Y. vids. in tlip Union
*.\ Caleb Turner .t,'rad. V. C. 175S; d. :?o3.
+Perlu:ps \ix. par. of Rlioda and Catliarine Hill, si^., who m Vtx. Eli Todd and per. f. of IJeut. Jared
Hill, b. about 1,-^5. who m.,' about \-i(.-o. Eunice Tuttle ipr'.'b. d:ui. of Daniel;, b. X'>. Haven. 17/9. Jared
Hill rem. to Walerbury. Conn . , ab'.ut iSno, where th'.Te are now numerous desc. His wf . Eunice was a
persop. of r;ire qualities of head and heart; of lino pcrs-j.-ia! appcar.iuce, e\-e!i in extreme old ai^e, and
quite aistinsuiihed in l;er youth for beauty ana spri>^h'linc.5s. The W'.ilerbury Tutllcs called her l.yous.
She lived with her ynunyest s. and d. iJco, aceri 00. .She v\as blind the last ro years. Chil b. in AVater-
burv; several rem. to Otiio, some to Greene Co., N. Y. There were i • in all, hut after much inquiry and
con'tsDondence the names of 7 onlv could be ascertained. Older of b. uiil;nrm'n. I, Obadiah, re. and
d. le.iv. a younu fain, of whi..m- .\ueus'.us Hill of Cairo. X. Y., has been a niem. of the \. Y. iet^ II,
Charles, d. in Che-hire, Conn. HI. Hannah, m . Th..inas Welton of VV..leott, Conn., b. Nov. >, 1751; d.
.\pril i.S. 1S35. <hi> 3d wifei; rem to Oiiii; his three younijest chil., sup. by 3d wife, were, i, Tii(>.\;.-.s;
.-, RcTU N'., whom. Street ToL^d; ^ Hikscuki , b. 17.17; d. iS-i-': m. Eunice, dau. of David IVincie of
Wacert nvn i, Dar-^f T. m. PoUv N'ic.hols, (-j; Can-.line Turner 1, Everetand ^ liaus. 2, Chnuiuo f.. tn.
Jennetle Cievclaua. i. Dwisiht.' 2. Caroline. 3, Ella. 3, S>tir»:an r... m. Ca'-oiine Ckvei-aid, who
d. June IS, iSso. 7, Hattie. 4, Ha-iruili A. s. A'.c-x.^'.-k A'. , m .Nfarv.daij. of Edv.-.ird ^c^tt. i, Mary.
2. Dau. G, I /\ ::.■>■ E. -j. Hers\;\,-! O . IV. Eunice, m. I'>ar-:ei Frisliie of \V,, Cont!. V. Jare !. VI, David;
with bro .fared, rem., yountr. to Ohio. VII. Samuel .\fans;leld, fatlier of Rob-rt Wakefield Hill of Water-
barv, architect. ;'.nd of Eunice H'.; ten.-.j 11:1! of I'U.vr. La Fayette Co., Mo.
"■i^i liRXHCU OF JOll.V,
iirniy. 4, J"li,i. 2. Wiij-iam, m. Aliiiira Tres. ?,, .Joitx. ni. .Mi-linda Mnnsfiold. 4.
IjKVCUKTt. !ii. . I iilh'. Huston .■>. I'oi.i.v, in. Janu'.s Wadswfurli. 0. -Iri-is m \i)«ou
15!ak<-sIeo
\i. Marv. 1). F.b. IJ. i:.V3.
Vli. I.u.y. 1). IVh. -J:;, 17r)4.
\'I!I. )■:!.. •niv,.T. b. Nov. 15. IT.V'); csr. div., iTr.l, m C. siirv. hros. and sis.
1314. Mary Frost,!., i'.-l,. -.'5, ITiU; lu. .May :;i. 17;;:^ Linu. (in Froncli war)
Isaac (s. (.f i.icii;. i;:...i;i -/.T) Klaiiesl.'r, h. .iuly -..'1, 170;;: d. l''.di. 4. ITOT. a-cd *):;. !Io
rfs. in .\<i. llavrii: ^idrctiiiuii, ['i')'].
1. Isaac, b. Fib, 2(j, 17-'54; in. Nov. 2:j, 1 MT. I^vdia Alcoti.
JI. Mary, b. Oct. la. 17;;.V. m. April y. 1 7-")i;, Eliphalet, Panlrc.
III, Surali, b. May l:j. 17:i>J: ni, IJt-njainin Picrpont, 1). .Jan. 7, 173-1. 1, .Jkssk, b.
17-57: d. young. 2, I'avii). Aug. s, 175'.*. :', Aj'.ic.vii.. 4, .M.\iiv. 5, II.wnmi
IV. 'Hannah, b. Aim. 2'.t, r741: m., I75it, ,I,.scp)i H.dt
V. Abiirail, b. OcT.^i:-;, 17-in. / ,. , , , ,, . „ ,•
VJ. r.eiilah, I... Nov. J I'. 174^. s """ "^ ''"•^'' "'■ -^"''■':'-'- Hanu-.s of ^...■shin-. Conn.
VII. Kuth. 1). Feb. s, 1757; ni. Capt, Fm 5th rcg.. Col. Dougla.ss) r:b.',,.'/..T IJo-rrs
of Northford. (.'onn.. b. .Ian. 2'.i, 1747; d. iu 1S'J7, over ^0. ' I, F:iiKNi./.i;ii. .n;.~ m.
l\ebocca .Mun.-on. 1. M<'r// Ami, 1). 1S17: ni. Ebpnczcr Saiith, of Noitli ilaveu, and had
1 dan. 2, Jf>/nsoii. h. ls-.'2; ni. . d.au. of J-]zia and i Hales) TvIcm-. 2, Ju.mmi
151. Tliorp; 2 ( Iiii. d. N... Haven. F R'is>.,!!. 2, ,//^^•'^-, ;j, >F\i;v' ni. .lan><l An-, r.
Xortlifonl; d. in child bed. 1, M'/r/j. lu. Wm. ])c(ii(;ar. ^hc d. in child bed; I'cu.
1, Dolia, Ml. X(dson Cn, well, farmer; bio. uf ('apt. Cmwcll oi tl,t^ Cunard line. 4.
RiiMKCCx. in. .lai>'d Angcv. 1, Ji,!i,ren, d. utim. ' 5, Fi.sik, m. l-.!ca/,cr P. liobbins of
Oawego; shoe inanuf. I, /."/■!/. 2, .huiu.f. o, JjIzh. <1. (d' lUf-a^lcs, aged 14. 4, N//^/,
d. uni!i. 5. M'ill.liiiu. (i, Ihirar, V 7, hy^iy. All ri'ivuv-d to ( )s\vcgo, N. Y.
13141. Isaac Blakeslee, l.». Pcb. 2d, 17o:;-4. Stud. eh>'tricity for medical pur-
poses; ])ainted in \vaicr-cf)!ors. Chorister of the >;o. llav. chli; liad'tine litcrar\- 'aste-
stndioas; lay reader ir. tiie Fj.i-.. chii. He (L Nov. F,;, INFi, aged SI; in. \,v,-. 2:-!, 1757,
Lydia, eld./, ot -'ohn and Debcndi Alcott (d' \\'aterbary. b. Nov. 24. HMU; d. Nov. I5'
17'.1'F 2d cons. (She v.-as a g! . aniit to A. l^i'onson Alr,",tt of Cuiicord.!
I. Anio.;, b. Nov. (I, 175S; d. -; n, , l-amic (.'ooper. •■ ], Wn.l.js. 2,
Anson, \\. ; m. . ..'alia Fio-.t. :',, CiiAC.vt t.v, twin. d. yonnu'. 4, FfNi:T;.v,
twin to Cjiauncey, in. Frederick Fames. [J 5, -J i i.ixi;. b. ; ni. Angustus Heniini;--
way. [(.i|
\\. Phih-nion, b. Oct., I7r.!:); d. ; ni. . Lydia, dau. (d' Pi.diard Fro-kctt.
1, N'.VNCV, b. ; ni. . Elijah, s. of .John and Martha (Pardee) Hull. 2. liii ir.MiL),
b. ; m. , Lottie JFainiston. 1, l,n:;!.-<ii. ;^, Ei.mun. b. ; m. . Laura,
dan. of St;-])h.»n .Lu-oljs. []] \vlio d. at Ce(hir Hill. i;'-ar New Hav., .Martdi 2J, F^7'<'.
4, EnwAitii, b. ; ju. . r,ucr.tia Holt of Fair Haven. 5, l')n!.f..M(i.\, b^ ;
111- . Sallv .loie-s of N'ortliford, Ci.nn. (I, Twix sis. of i'hiiemon, who il. voung. 7,
Lydi.v, b. ; d. aged 30. S. \[.\i;v, 111. Pearly, s. of .\hraliani Hlakesiee. i)^
EvF.LVN, in. .lane Sackett and lives on the place in No. Haven, occ. hv his f <•■ f atn!
gt. g. f. Hea. chh. No. Hav.
"in. Mary. b. Oct. 10, 17(12; d. voun-. ^
IV. Abigail, h. .Jan. 11, 17d5; d'. -; m. , Eli liassrii. F lioxv. b, ; ni.
Street. 2, Laii:a, b. ; ni. , Havid i'.aldwiu, b. May :H, 17!i2; d. about
1S70. 1, /./^'.•/■(', 111. Henry Woodrulf of W'aterbury, Conn. ; s. i' ;!, .1 \Ki:n, b. ;
iti. , Polly Fenn; :2) Tlcnkful Fenn, sis. of PuUv; (3) La.ura Ihitton, wid.'^
V. Lydia, b. Feb. -1. 1707; in. Oct. 12, 17S(i,' .lar- d Thompson. 1, Isaac. 2,
L()i;iND.\. 0, LvniA. 4. Isaac.
• VL Mary, in. Ezra Pi-^Tpont. (l>odd says she m 175(;, E!l[)halei Pardee. )
\\\. Ab'l filakesh-o, m. J^'sse Passeit. lif m, (2) flsther, dau. c,f .)os. ]5assett.. 1,
Sai.i.v. b. al>t. iNiJO; m. Capt. Cile-; Pierpoiit, liis 2d v.-f. (His Isf wf. was Eunh'e.
da,:i. (d" Capt. .lonalhan .Nluii&on o.i Northfofd, Conn., from vvli. en ,'ame Sarah Pi..'ri)ont
of No. Haven, and Hon. Edward.- Pi.-i'pont, atty. jcen. F. S. and aiubas-^rjlov to Eng. 'i 1,
Ififuiit a., d. iu a ffw i;<M.^. 2. /.',/•,///, d. ageo 25. 8. ii>(//. d. in Kockford.'^ III..'
1^<70, aged 50; ni. May 21, 1S45, .Jeru.sha Caylord of Cheshire, ('cum., dau. of Rayn^nd
*XoiK.— I, Kuuice Co.ipfcr. m. .\mi.s EiK^keslee ; b. 1758. :?. Ellv.abcth Cooper, in. Giles ri-.rp.mt. b.
. 3, Sarah C<. oner, m. Is.-\iah Brockttt, h. i7?.4. 1, Fb P.aHScl:., ra. .Xl-i^ail iUakcsU-o - Jesse
Ra.ssett, iD. Abi H;,ikeiloc. 3, I sa.vj Basset, ::i . liox.ira I'aniee. (h.-irles Basset:, m. HuUlah BurrtLl
of Rooie. Sar.nh liassclt, m. D:u;J Tutllc. M.irv P..is,i-i', ;a. Levi Tiitllc
FUObT, BLAKKSLEE, IJOI.T. 27
and Sally A. (Hitchcock) luiylord. 1, I-ei>a, in. Saimiol N Joi.-'ri of ]{. 2, Thuroii fJ. ,
111. Oct. 25, 1N7S. Heh-u M" B!akeinai\. o. Watson T. 4. A''^7^V.v, d. aged "Jo; m.
yairiuel A., s. of (iains 'ratile of Clifsliiif, Conn. [\)] .j, Sf/!ri,/, d. atrt-d '^S; ni.
lleiivv, s. of Titu.s B'-adlcy of No'.s- Hav., Conn. G, Jjcvk, d. aged IT.. 7, Khu:>M ,
i)OStuiu.st(.'r at , l-tin>as; \\\. Cavnliiif S. WaMur of HrookfiLdd, Conn. 3, Tdlia'
(twin with Sally), ni'. Sacket (.s. of Joe!) IJlaic.slco. ;!, Daniki,, h. ; ui. Susan
Hnrlbut, went we-t when young.
VIII. Sarah, ni. Ira 15radley. 1. .Vskxath, ni. Alhen Munson. 2, Eri, ni. Eunelia
Bussett. 1, SuraJi. A'., ni. . ISS'l, i'uvid llitcdicock of Cheshire, v'oun. 2, (llicf AiniatJi,
b. Jan., 1S28; d in Wall., Conn., Au-. 5, is?;); ni. ('has. W. I'lost.. :J, SAii.vu, m. Javed
Mansfield. 4, LlCY, ni. I.saac Bassctt. 2d, w\\o d. .June, 1,S^2.
IX. lsa:iv, h. April 1, 1777; d. Oct. ;^1, ISJO; ui. .Mercy Tattle, h. June 8, 17SS; d.
Marcli 6, 1ND-? [6].
X. Hannah, b. : ni. , Satiinel Sackett, s. of Samuel (and Hannah), whose
estate was adui. in No. H.iv.. 17S1: nauu-dchil., Samuel, Eli, Solomon, Sarah, Mehitable
and Elizabeth. I, Sa.miki., b. : m. . 2, EiJ. d, Solomon 4. Sakah, ni.
Sa.muel .Moulthrop. •"), M};mTAKi.E. tj, Eni/Aiwiii. 7, A iu(;aii., n\. 15euj. Dixon; (2>
James, s. (d" (.'apt.' Jonailuui Munson: 1 cliikl hy b-it m., o by 2d m.
13142. Mary Blakeslee, b. rx-t. l;;, 17;;r): d. in No. Haven: m. April S, 1750,
Eliphalet (s. of .luhn Pardee, ^r.,) of Nn. H., b. .May 4. 1 72(;. (He ni. (2) wi<i. Mary
Bishop, and h.ad Jesv, h. April 12, 1771).
i. Jesse, 1). .Ian'r'_ 1757; d. .bui, 25, 17rjS.
11. David, b. Aug. S. 175U: <i. Feb., 1S44: sf^i. in Wolcott; m F.dly Spen<er of
No. H. wlexi. April 15, is(:i2, (2) Piiiletta Neal. 1'?'05. 1, llAXNAii, 1;. Jan. C, Hm'.; d.
in Ills : m. Jn,d is. of Alnd and Ann (Jleott) (.'iiriiss of \Vol.roit, h. Sept. 21, nSi.!; rcn.i.
to Cairo, N. Y. 1. /'-/■''/. 2. Jf'nrt. :!. 'r,-,/vv. 4, F'rnv. 5, Ansa,.. (). Ann
EHzn. 2, Ko.-ICT,, I). Eeb. 2:^, 17^S; m. I'ollv Nichols of Waterbury. 1, .JA.'/y/ Ann.
2, Estha: :l lla,n/ Sprn'-n. 4, J^fnr. o. "Xz/'^v/. o. Hf.m\x, b, Feb. 17, 1791 ; m.
Almira Nichols, r2) Sarah Broc!:ett. 1, Ls.'"r. 2, ('/,",•(>.-<. o.Enxiuu. i, J--<^i/i,\ 5,
Abi'/i'H. (i. JJ'"-i'L 7, i-'"'"y- ^. <'ii,ir!i.'<. !i, lltwin. 10, Ahnlni, by 2d wf. 4,
Sii.Vs b. Sep. i;-;, 17!I5'; m. I'.dlv Bo<,t. 1, I., iris. 2, /•';■;■:'/. 2,, O'lna. 4, N/'/</.v. 5,
Laura Aiut. V,, Jidind". l.lf'ith.M. 8. 7^-'///. '^,U,'r]nl. 10, JA-oe'. 5, BAriiEL,
b. April ;10. ITDS; m. Feb. 25, 1819. Erastus Nichols; res. on the old Pardee hotnestead.
G, bixi-s, b. Jan. 28, IHU; m. Betsey Alott; rem. to N. V. slate. 1, J^js, ph ])iri;jht.
2, Ann ih'inhj. ;•!, .\<hl(ii(h\ 4, KiniUxa.
III. Aliigail, in. Solomon Barnes.
IV. Mary, in. Asa Thorpe, and had duui. m. Rogers.
V. Hanuali, m .John Cooper.
13144. ITaniin.h Blakoslce, b Auii- 20. 1741: d. Aug. 25, 1704; m. 1750,
Joseph, s. of Samuel and Mercy (Austin) Holt, b. Aug. S, 1'. o^.
I. Mercv. b. Jan. (5, 17(j0"; m. Jan., 178-J. Hezekiah Todd [].
II. Elizabeth, b. JnlvO. 17f.;2. ( Dodd says Ebenezer. ;
111. Hannah, b. Aug."l7. 17t;7: d. {>vr. 14, 1^:1'.»; m. : 780, Daniel Holi. b. July 5,
17(j7; rem., 17S!l. to Plvnioutli. Conn., thence to llarwenton: selectman sev. yrs., and d.
June 2;), 1n:;i. 1, .iki^.miah. b. N(n-ihbury. C.mn., Nov. 20. 1780. Selectman at llar-
Avinton st-v. vrs., reijrescntative, li'Uit.-col. of mil.: m. June 11, 1S17, Lovice, dau. of
Isaac Frisbie. 1, 'hcrl /-'.. b. April 10. ISIS; m. July 4. 1S42, .Mary A. B.-ach. 1,
Charles, b. Feb. 2. 1 Sl-^. 2, /."///(/• //. , .Mav 5. 1810. ?,. Jerrji A'., .July 2(1, 1S'J5; m.
Marv A. Atkins. 2. Daniki., Sept. I, 1701: m. March 10, isi4, Nabby Bull. 1,
S,n'n-,i. Julv 1. isi5:m. March 0. ISill, Zenas T.dles of Plyne.uth. 1. Orinda. June 0,
18:.;5." 2, s"arali F. . ()<'t. 24, ls:i7. 2.. Cynthia A., Dec. 27, is;:0. 4, Ibinilr, N'nv. d,
1842. 5. W'alter F.. N-.v. b"). is5r;. (J, Fraidclin P.. A;"i! 15. |s5;!. ;}, )!,'r;i A.. Aua'-
11 lsl7- m. .March. is:'.(). Stiles L. Hotchkiss of W:,lc..it. 1 .Mary and Eliniia H.,
tu-ins b. .Mav. l^O;. :;, />v/m'./ //., June 17, ISIO: m. June. IS41). Kuuice Ibut of South-
in-. on. 1." Daniel II.. b. \>\{: d. is5:b 2, Joiu, li., b. 1^45. :;, Willi:'.m. b. isln. 4,
lb-nivC..i.. 1S52. 5. Daniel 11.. d. ai:-d 11 vis. 4, ./•■///. //., b. J uly :;i . isi I: ,-on-
ducto'r on N. 11. .V. N. R. lb: m. April 12, 1S47, Mary Smitii. 1. Hattie, b. 1S57.
\\\ .jMSKrii. -luni- 5, 177;b ^
131441, Mercy Holr, b. Jan. (i, 170!); .1. Sept. 1:\ ISlO; m. Jan.. iTs:!, lb /.Uiaie
s. of lb'v.,.ki;,l. iuul Lydia (Frost) Todd. i>. Nov. 5. 1755: .-.el. in Cbe.siiire, a.ljomnig \\ ob
tott, and d. there May 1^, 18:iti. aged M.
'•■'^ IJKAXCII 01'' JOHX.
I. Ilaniiali, b. April 13, 1784; d. Nov. 22 IS'^4- m (.S0-> T?,oo», .., t , ^ '~~
16, 1781. 1, Xanhy, b. Feb. 21, l.su;J- .1 .Jmu- ! IS7" , f ;ol T r '.'^'V > '^""'^
3, JULIC., b. Feb. lo, 1^07: d. Au^. 2l' is^i „ M^ W ' w^'^'ft^' . \\ ^^'^"'^"'''■
BiCXXKTT, b. Feb. 1. isori; d. Maid. 2f; IS.V.' Fr. i/i.V n ' V ^1' " '^ ^' " -^•
June 13, 1S18; d. .)a.. lli. ls^:5. 7. VV.'n.oV'^ IM^- " '"^G ^"lo" \ f'"'''
(2) Julia A. DauiWs. 1 >^.n,A ^. 2. ^^.'. F ' :}' nww] V V?"''^'' ^ "'?'^1">'
1822. d. Feb. 22, 1S67: n.. May 10. 1S41. iU^Lnl iJI^W ' ' " '''"^■^' ''^ '''>' ''
11. Jerry, b. Dec. H, 17s."5; d \u<- -^7 m-,<i- „, ika,. i> , ,,. ,
Haven. 1, b.vxn:r„ b. July 81 isof^ "d." {^l^ ',.f ,s F '" Hn^'f ^^^l, ^^^'^ ^'^/'"^^
field of Oxford. Cr.nu. 1, hW.ih/ b Oct "J! isM ' !; ' ; "^- ■^'^"- ^- l'^'"- ^:^ut■y Mans-
1837. 3, G.or„, Dec. 15, l.^J^^m .h^v : ''li^s\,^. ''r'^^O "'"u ' ''1^ '• ''"^r*^-
Jane (F.lmer) Todd. 1, Ellen Elizab-h. Au^ -27 n5^» " //; , ^^'"r '^ T'%to^
m. Feb. 0, ls.-)7. Emma Slade. 1 Artbr.r I-tr 17 Is'-s ■> n . "•'^\ ' ^''T ^^- ^-"' =
Jnn/, Jan. 10. 1S42: m (Jeo Sills of \\ oi; i V r ; -^>/'''^';^l -^"- -^- l'^'^- '^
4. E.w.^. Jan. :;0. 1S2:;: d^M ;i, ilk"" . " ,^?; i-'k ,:\^!"''' '}.■' " -'•. 2^ 1^54.
b;^.;^;:' r'Fd;;in^^rM^s;t \«Sr-T-F^ai!''i;;;^S-{^"i;- ^?' '^^^^ - T'i
^'^i^T'^ hJ^T-''- "v". ^''^ - >t ^^^^b:ti;be;H;ii?''i:z :;;-i;
V. Mercy Mclimla, b. J„n,. if, Ko]; innm; ^Jam^2 isoo ^^■"^'^'"''- ^""-■- ^- ^•
^ 11. Folly Ann, May 12, I^.IO; m r.e-.'2:^. 1S24, Dea. Timntby F.r.er of Waterbury.
1315. Sarah Frost, b. Fci). 22. 1712 in De.- V 17U i,>i,n ^,. r ti
b. Dec^22!i747.- !;' s!;.t V^^/''i'l--r-i 'p ''"^'- r ^''-- ^^'v>- ^'-^'^ '^- "^ ^^i-'
— -. Au'i^u 'laM. nl .ludr. and 0!i\v (Fnor, Smitl, ' '
.hMu.'S>ard:et b'b™'' ^'^'^ ^"^ — ' •^^^""■^ ^"^^'^ ^ ^- ^-'^ t-.F th. t.o cbii. ,.f
FJIOST, iUTTLK.
2»
■ III. John, b. Dec. 10, 17r)0; d. young.
IV. Surah, 1). July ol, ]T.>?.
V. Klj»'iR-/.er, b. Jan. 27, 1T."33: lo. Jcuiiiua I^aini's. 1, LY>rA.\, "J, Sami'IOJ;. o,
Bki>ky. 4, LrciNHA. 3, Ki-.kxkzii;. U, Jaiius. 7, A liiCAii,. b, 11.\nxah. 1),
Nanc V.
181 G. Tvtartha Frost, b. F<'b. 14, 1714; in. .M'lr.-h 17, 174S, J-mathan ]]aijit s.
I. Jonatliiiii, b. Aug. 'iO, 1750.
II. Martha. 1». Oct. -..'8, 1751: 'n. Junatlian Fincli, liis ^(l wf. He ni. (1) Uannah
ITotdikiss. lie d. of cons. Aug. 10. lyil, aged &2.
III. Solomon, b. 17."):J; d. of con.s. June Id, l>-07, ag<d-'j4; m. , Lydia Smith [],
will) d. of c<Mis. Sept. 16, ll^OH, aged Oo. 1, Ixkaxi-, d. Jan. 27, 17S<!, aoed 1 we^k. 2.
Lyiha, d. of wlioujiing- cough Aug. 0, 17t!0, ag^^-d o. '6, Fvoia. 2d, d. May 11, 17!)] ,
cholera infantuni. 4, MAifiii \. ."),"" J amks. U, Lvdia. 7, 8, 0, infaxts.
I\'. Ashbid, b. .March IG, 17.-) 7.
1317. John Frost, b. Jan 20. 1710: ui Jan. 15, 1 715, Martha, dan. of John, jr.,
au>l -Vbigaii (Brucketl) Pardcf, b. ^"ov 20, 1723.
1. Susanna, Mav 24, 1740.
11. Ablo-ail, Sept. 14, 1740.
III. Martiia. Dec. 25, 1758.
IV. Jnhn, Mav IS, 1750. ,
V. Sarali, .lu\v 17, 1702.
131.10. Thankful Frost, b. l>cc. 1, 1724; m. Dec. 14, 1740, Jolui Krockelt.
1. .fohu.
II. Isaiah, b. ; m. Sarah Cooper, (sis. of I'lizabeth, v^-f. of lAiles Pit-rpont, l^t).
III. Thankful, b. 1752; <l. Dec. 11, ls-J2. ai:vd 70; m. Nov. 17, 1774, Oliver, (.>. of
Abel and Lvdia Ixill:. Smiili, b. Feb. 21, 17 lH; d. Nov. 15, 17S!). 1, Ksthki;. 2, Sam-
vv.i.. 3, Fv.NtAN. 4, SvDxi'.v. 5, JisTi's. 0, Oi,i\ Ki;, b. i;80; d. Alarrl) 27, lSi5;
„i. Lois'— — , \slu) d. July 20. 1807, aged 27. 7, Lkvki'.ktt. 8, llAKVi;Y.
IV. K!i/.ab.'lli. b -^-; m. ."Jolm Pardee, :5d. b. Oct. 24, 1704. 1, HiioUA;
2, EsTiiKK. ;5, Hakilikt 4, Joiix. 5, IJktty-.
131.11. .Elizabeth Frost, b. Marcli 3, 1727-8: d. ; m. Nov. 15, 1751, Samuel
Pierpnnt, b. Ai>ril Ki, I72!l; d. Dec. 21, 1820; (gr. s. of Pev. .laiues); s. of J,.,.-;.-j,h and
Hannali (Ba^sert). F-;t. div., 1S21, r.; F.benrzt-r, .\bigail, heirs of Mabel Hiakeslee, hs/irs
of p]li7.abeTh Hiakeslee, heirs of llauuah (.'(dlius, ];eirs of Theda ^Vaitel■s.
1. Hannali, b. June 16, 1754; m. Collins
II. Samuel, May 10. 1750; his est. conti.-<catcd. 1781; Marie Leavenworili. adm.
III. Theodosia. b. Feb. 22, 1754: ni. , ^\'il!lal^ Walter, ^vardenof Trinity clih.,
X. Ilav., 1810-12, s. of >\'lUi:ini and P;iii<-ii.-e i ! Mark) V.'alter, (127'. 1. J()i:i.. b. 177S;
Y,('., 1800; d \Xj'^>: m. Sarah LeaveiP.v;;Mli: e-t. insol. 1, Jlrr ]Vi>'.)i'i/> , P^pis. 2,
Jdmt^fi. o, Car"liitc. 1. K'izuhcth. 5, ('i>riuU". 0, <J(<>r(jc. 7. (.'hnih ■•<■. liad a wooden
log. 2, Lot ISA, 1780. y, Lt'CiXA, 1782. 4, Ji;i;iiv, 1784. 5, Wili.ia.u, 1783; est.
adm., 1818, insol. ^
IV. Mehitable, June 2S. 1700; m Blakeslee
V. Eli/abeth, Auir. 5, 1700: m. , Jonah, s. of John Blakeslee.
YI. Abiirail.
V.II. Pet ilia.
VHl. Fb-uezer.
132. Jemima Tllttle,b. Dec 0. 1080; d. Marcli 23, 175:J: m. April, 1707, Thomas.
s. .4 BarLliolouiev,- an<l Mercy (Barnes) Jacol)s, b. Oct. 14, 1077: d. April 2. 1710; will
])rMV. Mav 5 fob: natnes v.f. Jemima, and biMpiest of 1'20 to Meldrnblc Smith, [1 | -'udio
Was s'-ix en To me wlien a little- (diild;"' lie h-;d '•• sous but iKi daus, will n.imes l)esides
Ste-j.le-n and Joseph, excrs., 4'linmas. jr., .lecol) and l>a\id.
1. Tliomas' b. Aug. 0, 1708; estate div.. 17 11, to bros., bne David adm.
11 Stfjihen, 1). Dec 2, 1710; built a he.use near the brid;re in l^i^o. Ilav., in which
Jcisepli Pieipmii, (o-t. e-. t. of Hon. I'.dwanls Pierpnnt ) a fterwards li ved. in 175.s tlu- will
of Stephen .bic(jlis^pres. by .losepb Pierpnnt. win . V as nauic'd exec, but tlie witnesses
'!iiuiu-|it was net at that tin)e of stiund and di>pii)>iug mind. 'I'he six cldk n. lie m.
Jan 11 17:;s H'-innab Tiavte.n. [1] In 1742 he sohP riyhl in bi'n. '1 iumias to oro.
I>avid.' 1, JuXAii, 1). Nov. 00. nOO; d. Oct. 12. 1750. 2, T.oeviAS, b. Ai)ril 2. 1742. 3,
Si-i;i';ii-x,'b. .Mav 17, 1710; at Cuiin., 1825, I]li Jacobs nannd adm. of St.'phen's est., but
not Only ('puilitied. 4. Isa.vc, b. .Ian. 11. 1715; d. Oct. 10, 1750, 5, Kxonr, b. Dec. 7.
30 unANcji OF JOHN.
IT-ir, of No. Ilav.; est. adifi. 1707. I^aac^ ('. Siilr.?, ailiii. .Io.Sf|.]i Pifi-j)ont, Olivt-r
Blakoslce and SainuL'l -Mix, coims. : wid. ],ois am] K cliil. liviii._r 1, En/iirr, m. -
Blakt.'sl.'.'e, and had an unly tdaid and lir. '?.. S,i'///, a, T/iirz't, 4, Ivnidn'l .T
Bits"j. (j, Tyfiri/. 7, Jonil. N, Ann;. (!, 1)ami;i,, 'l). ]\d'i. V2, V,A\\; d. Oct. .11) 175o'
7, JIaxxaii, 1>. .Mandi 4, ] 7.>-J. 8. Kuzviiktu, !>. Nov. IS ]s:)4 !) P\tifn( i- !»' \u.>-'
18, 17T<;. ' ' ■ ' '^^
III. .lo><-!.li. h. M:if<-!L !(. 171o; d. ; ni. dune 1, 174S, Kli/aheth Cnrris i
Maktiia, .Iiil.v ;;, l :4;». 2. JKi!i:\fiAii, June 10. 1 ::iO. 8, Joskimi. Feb. 27, 17.r3; ,]'
; m .lull. -21. 177."), by l.'cv. .Mr. Williams, Ly.jia Jacobs. 1, Murii, b. Juiif !) 'l77'!'-
2, Bl'ldy, b. -luly -J, i:7k. d, Z,>f,luii\ ,hiiu' 11, lTS-2. 4, Sc<iJ»tri/, Si'p't. 17. ] rsi/
IV. J.diii, b. Dec '.I, ni.-); d. : pst. of dnlu; .U;c..b.s. adm." bv bro. Kzfdci of 178,5
ins<d.: m. duly is, 174^'. Mary lin.ck.t*. 1. Lvdia, b. Xov. dO," 1750. 2. Jdhx b'
Afarch IS, ]7-")2. d. Iv.kkif.i,. b. .hint' 2d, no.") — ix'vliaps utlicr-
V. Jacob.
VI. David, b. Dec. 10, 171S: d. ; iruard. <d' iMioidi, minor .s. of Stephen. 17(33;
ni. Ai>ril 11, l71--\ Hannah 'idinnT. dim. <d Jo-cph. In ] lol .I,,s,.p]i Sp-n-y and Sarali'
hi.s \vf., dan. of Joscjd.i d'lirntT, (-(uiv. to David daccdis. ] . Davjd, b. ,Ian". d 174.5-g'
d. Sept. 2S, 175!l. 2, Soi.oMox. .Mardi'.'d, 1747; d. Sept. s, 17o'). 'd, JIaxxaii', b An^-'
20, ]7oO. 4, 1)ai;((>s, b. l-\dj. c, n.V!. ."., II.vxxah, b. Feb. d, 175:]. (i, iUviD h
l>oc. 1. 17.54. 7, Soi..>.Mi)X. li. duly ], 1750; d. Nov. 7, 170;_1. luv., i7;l!).",,f Xo. 11,;
John PicT]).nu and wid. F.-^rlier,-:-' Uli vei- l))a|.;e-lee divideis, (dd. 8. David ], Jhirui
h. Jan. G, 17-^1. 2, ('U:,l"ii, b. .^ijc-. ]:!. 1 7S2. d, S-iIonwu, b. Se]it. 0, l'7S7. 4'
llaiuiiih, b. Api'il 0. I7s'.(; d. Dec. :-;ij. 17'.)1. 5, /,i'/,".y. b. Sept 1 1701 'g iV(v;«'
h. Se].t. 27, 170d. 7, .vA/.v. b. M;.rcli 22, 1700. S, Kxtlur, b. Mav 2, ISOO. 's, II ax-
NAii, b. S./pt. 15, 17d2.
\'\\. Ann.'.s, e.-5t. adni. l;y biu. Pavid in 17dO— had nii>vables in AA'atcrhnry, rmiu.:
ni. Abiirail; conv. land to bros. David and Abraliam in 1752. In div. au.l set. of oht. of'
Tlios. Jacobs he reH-eived 211 acres in Xo. II.
Vlll. Abraliani. b. April 21, 1725; est. adni. by bro. D;'.vid in 17tJ0.
l.Y. Ezekiel of No. IL: will j, roved ls;;i. Win. and Annni Jacobs exec; d daus.
Had land in liranftjrd and No. Branford, ('unn. ], Amki.ia 1]a^.s(':tt. 2.' Ei;u \ir
HuoTiKS. d, Jaxxy Munsi;. 4, Ammi: sliip buihU-r wX (irajunine Point, N. 11. 5
William. ' ' " ' '
134. Abigail Tllttlc, h Ai)ril 4, 1002; d. Jan. 0, 17C0, will prov. .sui. vr.. makes
her mark, x; s. Samuel to have right in dth div. laid out to Jolin Newman, g. "s. Zopliar,
i5. of Dauiel.dau. Ann Munson, Sarah Ailing; mentions herinlieritMnce froni Jolm New-
man and SanrlTnttle, of righ.ts in the 7tir, Sth and 0th divisions; m. Julv 2d. 1717,
Paniel, (s. of Samuel) Atwater. b. Sciit. 20, l(j04: d. April dO, Hlio; adm. giv. to wid.'
Abigail, who refused the sann-; res. Cedar Hill, near N. Hav. ddie will of Damaris
Parker of Wall'd, prove<] 1771, naUM^s n-ph-w, Capt. Samuel Atwati-i- ad;n., hi'r only
hro., Caleb, beijior "out of the g^n-ernnn-nt :" names, ehil. of lier bro. l>aniei. ('apt. Sam'l.",
Jolin. Sarah Ailing, Ann Munson. Mary (iregorv and Abigail Atwater.
I. Samuel, b. June 1, 171S; 111. s";irah l5all,
11. Sarah, 1) Sepi. 12, 1710; m. Dec. 10, 1742, ICbem-zer, -. (,f James and Abigail
Ailing of Wall'd., b. April S, 17Id: est. set. Oct., 17r.5, wid. Sarah adinx. and g-uarcf. to
minor chil., Danniris, Abigail and Eunice: Dand Ailing of ^Val^d. guard, of Abel and
I'Znos; 7 cliil. named, including Daniel: John Ailing, Macock Ward, Titus Brockett
dividers. 1, SAiiAii.b. Feb. 8, 1745. 2, Daxief., Oct. 22, 1747. d, ' Abkl, Jan. 30',
1740. 4, Kxos, Jan. 17, 1752. 5, Damakis, March 15, 1755. G. Aiur,\ii, Julv 6 1759'
7, EuxiCK, Dec. 10, HGO. " '
HI. Jolin, b. March 14, 1720-1; m. Jan. 25, 1748, Mary Ailing of Wall'd; res.
Hamden, Conn. 1, Joitx, b. Nov. 21, 1751: d. Jan. 4. 1752.
IV. Abigail, b. Aug. 8, 1722: d. Dec, 17. 1.740, in. lOtl: year.
V. Mary, b. Dec. 22, 172d: m. }day 17. 175d, Ebene/e'r Ives, whose will, proved
17G0, natnes \sf., Mary, and cinl., James, Abel and! Noah. In 1771 she is called. Mary
Gregory; m. (iilead (uvi^Kry, by whom slie hud: 1, ]'h;];xKZi-:a I\"Ks (ii;i-:r.ouv, wlio d.
Aug. 10, 17^7, in hi-' lS;h year. 2, Srioi'iMix Atv, \-r!:ii (i liKouitY of North Stratford^
Conn.: "gr. s. fd' Mrs. Abigail Atwater of N. Hav.," ((.ir. St.)
*Cepv from r.li,iat)Sth Clinten'c Bible- -taken t)V Mrs. .\b;^;ii! 1 !i-.( 1>ce:k : '-.-Xnd is my w;!! thai :»ftcr
my dec. my eld. li.iii., Ivsther Jacobs, shail h;ive thi^ Riblo it tli,u slie eutlive me" julv, i-yi. 1, ],aw-
reace Clinton, was h. June i. 1737; my wf. Eli/;ibenh Clinton, b, Sept. ■_•). 17^:'. Chii'.:'i, 'Kstfier' b.
Auy. 6, 17'^j; m. Soloni-jn Jacobs. 3, Jes-^e, b. Auir o, 171:1?. -,, David, 6. Aujj. 37, 1764- d. Apiirai
jjSj- 4, F.anettia, l>. £)ec. ij, irt'S. --., Hannah, b. .Sept. if,, 7772. ' '
TUTTLE, ATWATEK. 31^
VI. Ann, b. Jiiiio 4, 17'.36: in. Muiison.
Yll. Daniaris, h, Dec. oO, 1729; m. Nov -20, 1750, Joiiios Ivess; slie ])n)b. d. .soon urter
b. of s. Jamos.* 1, Jamks, b. Aug. 11, 17.")1.
YIIl. Diiniel, b. July S, 17o0: m. I-\-b. 2G. 175(3, l)y Isuiab TutUe, Surah Harri.':;; CJ)
Aug. 1:3, 17(31, Lois Mansfield, llclivfd on a jiait of the original Atwater lariu: a'din.
giv. to wid. Loi.s, 1770, and made iruard. to Simon, Sarah and Lois; Sanuiel Atwater.
guard, to ichabod and J-lnos: Lieui. David Atwater, guard, to Zophar. 1, Zorii.vJt, b'
June'JS, 17o0; m. . 1, Jo.'ui. 2, Knos, b. Nov. 22. 17.")S. "i, IciLviiou, b. Feb. 11
]7t:>l; ni. . 1, /.rrenft. b. A].ril 2, 17s0; 10. Abigail Jlawlov. (2) Mns. Sarali Me.s'
singer. lie d. ia ( )berlin, 0]ii(.., D.-.'. ai, 1S5L /.,!, ],ur_v (.'ordJdia, b. Dec. '20, 1818.
2, Allen Ijawley, d. yf)UMg. ■',, Mary Ann, 1). Dec. 9. 1816: d. March 13, IS^JS. 4, Edwin
Lorenzo, b -luly'.i, l^^iO: d. A])ril7, lH3('i. 5, Eliza Jane. 1.) ^Murcli 19. 1S22: d. Sept 19
l.'^(59. G, Lninan Hawley, b. March 19, 1824; d. .March 19, 1847. 7, Kichard Bloonificld'
b. April 10, ]S2t!. 8, Harriet Ain.dia, b. Aug. 2o, 1828; d. May 23, ls;i2. 9, Estlicr
Lemira, b. l^ec. 16, 18-00. 10, Sidiiey Augustus, b. Ajiril 15, 1838; d. Feb. 15 1834
11, Sarah Abigail, b. Feh. 1!, 17:. 7. 12, Edwin Lenoiii, D.-c l';i, ],s;;>-'. ]:3_ Harriet Cor-
nelia, b. Oct. 22, 1842; d. Der . istjs. i_ 1,;.- ;.\1 ni., I, Saicaii, b. June 10, 17G2- d vonn"-
5. Simeon, b. S-.-j^t 11, 1703; ni. ■ . 1, Jinrir', b. Oct. 27. 1785. 2, Jouoilun., 'l-'eb.?
1793. 3, .^'.tplun. b. Julv 13. ISlXi. 0. Lots, 7, Sauaii, b. Jan 18 1767
IX. Abel, b. June 23, 1734: .1. A],ri] 2, 1744.
1341. Samuel Atwater, b. June 1, 1718;'capt.: ni. Dec 20 J744 Sarah dau of
Caleb Ball, b. Nov. 25, 1723, Haiuden, Conn. ' " • • ■
1. Al>.-1. b. Ajiril 15. 1740; d. in Ashtabula Co., O. ; m. . ], CoiiXKi-U's b
Sept. 21, 1777. 1, CnAr.NTKv. 3Sai!aii. 4, .\TjrAT,iA. 5, S.smv'ki,. 0. Hkt'sky
7. L\i;AN.
II. Susanna, b. Ai^ril 15, 1748: d. Jan. 7, 1752.
III. Abigail, b. Nov. 17. 1719; ui. Stej.hn, (uK.flvrar, and had, ainou^>- others
Andi:kw. f. of IL/-7. B. ' .
IV. Samuel, b. Jan. 21, 1751; d. July 1, 1753.
\'. Stephen, b. l.''t'c. 29, 1752: m.. 1775, Eunice Crannis.
VI. Samuel, b. Sept. 23. 1751: ni. Ivuth Dickerman; (2) ."\!rs. .!;uu' Iiubl)aid
VII. John, b. Dec. 24. 1757.
VIII. Caleb, b. Dec. 28, 1759.
IX. Richard »winan. \). May 3. 1762: d. Aug. 10, 17(32.
X. Sarah, b. Oct. 31, 1765.
XL Susanna, b. Dec 29, 170l>: m. Josejdi Coodyear, his 2(1 v, f. ; by 1st m. ho lisid
3 chii. They r< in. to shore of Cayuga l,ake, N. Y.: botli lived to the age of 00: 7 chil.
Xli. Tinn)thy, n\., 1781, Lydia lluTiiistou.
XIII. Richard, was drowned; m. Bede liumiston, dau. of David. 1, Nj:wm\n 1)
Oct. 17, 1>^0I; m. Nov. 24, 1814, Enieline Butler, b. Mav 22, 1808. 1, Kh^n b S-pt'
is, 1815: ni. SfjU. 2L 1871, Andrew S. Hanhold of Alorf Haven, A Y C 2 /vv- /f b'
-March 1, 1819. 2, St:sA\, b. .May. 1805: d. Feb. H. 1s74, ui.m.
13415. Stephen Atwater, b. D."c. 29, 1752: m. Nov. 15, 1775 Eunice (A'rannis
1. John.
11. Lvuian, d. in ^^'e•^t Indies.
Hi. Caleb.
\\ . Marijuis Lafaylle. d. in U'hitinghani, \'t.. Julv 2, 183S: m. March 12 1809
-M-'li.rla. Fii'li-r. 1, Lv.m \n, b. Julv 2'.), ISIO: d. Auir. 1, "b^lO. 2,' Xwev D b' Sei)V
19. ls:il: .1. Jan. 27. ls4"i. 3, LciiA .).. b Seju, 6, IslS; d. Aug. 9, 1859 4' Lym \N
(TiiAN.Nis, b. Oct. 28, ISKJ: d. Feb. 21, 1S17. 5, Ci.akiss.v M., b. June 25, 1818;' d. Auo-
7, 1819. (i IIo;,l,isrKi{, b. Oct. 9, 1820 7. William C., b. June 10, 1822- d'junel3
1S39. 8. <;eo. L., b. July 15. 18M: d. AuiT. 17, 1^29. 9, Tm .man (C, b March 7*
1829; d. .\UL^ 12, ls!29. lb. Clai;iss\ M., !,. .r,ine L bS:W: -i. Aoril 11 isi'ij i; ' ^l \,<y
L., b. A'pril 11, ls32: .1. .Mav 12, 1S57.
V. Nancv F... m. "iLilch.
VI. l7--ther, ni. Ciishiaaii.
VII. Funice. iu. .\lanslieid.
1341G. Samuel Atwater, b. Sept. 23, 1751, m. Uuth Diclcmuan: (2) Mrs. Ja?ie
Hubbard, les. llaniden, I'onn.
* James and Sarah Ives -.vci-c m. Nov. 8. 1753, and li.ul ; i. D.'k.v.AKis, Dec. :':; 175^. 2, S.\r.ai', b Dec
16, 1756; in. Sept. 15. 1773, Jo;,-.- Dickcrin.in. j. )ii.:i'N'K/KK, uviu \vk:i Sar.ili.' 4,' I'.c.nice, Au"-.* 28 17=8
5, M.\i:v, .\!ar.:li i ... :7'jo. 0, Ei,.^'.:, Dec. i, \-]f:,i. 7, liiiDE, May i, 1770. "' '
32 jtKAxrir oi- .JO fix.
I Catl.nriiir. h. I),r. 21, ITTs.
li. .larc.l. I.. .Ian. 4, IT.sO; <1. \h'^■ . 115, ls.-)0. aged .'0: in. Oct. 28, 1807, l.ncv Hull
1, lI.VKiiiKT, 1). All-. ]^. ISiS. 2, Lmka, 1). \),r. .l, [SKI; u\. Ivlinund I). Bradfrv. ;!,
IU"rii Un'KF.KviAX, b. Ajiril 11, 1812; ni. l.avcritt IIntcliki.-;s. 4. .Jaiiki*, Oct. 2,"]Sm'.
5, l-lMZ vr.KTU, 1>. S.-pt. 2:;, l^lil; d. ()■■■:. is, isni. r,, Maky, h. .hilvT, 18l'.i. 7, l5r.rsK\\
I). Am:. 22, 1821: ui. ('liarlc.< (i., s. of .lanirs and Polly ( lia&srti)" Ai\vatir i/ An"- oO )
18-J2.- . • " ' i
III. C'hl(.<-, 1.. .Julv 21, 1?8I. i
IV. Kutii, h. March i!J, i;t>;i J
V. Samuel, I,. yov.:ii), Ksi;; in. Sci..t. 11, 1811, .lulia Ilou-h: (2) .Jan. :j, 1.-<2U. |
Sarah Bronsmi. 1, Ai.)j;i:[), S^])!. 2:J. ly]2. 2. Culok. h. Hi-c. ;]. IS14; ni. I.t-uis W.' i
Baldwin. :l, Kdv. ix. b. .Mar.:h 1, lsi(5. ;'. I.y 2d ni.: 4, .In. is II., b. Mar(di ;3l, ls21- f
m. Harris.ni H. Winter; (2l .Mo'^rs Winter, .j, .f.\.\K ir.,.)nne 21, 1.S27: m. -Jolm Bfacli )
6, I'KANrA, b. .Junel.j, l.So2. Kmkhkt, b. June 12, 18;j(j; ni. Piatt llirchcuck i
VI. Obedience, b. Dec. 12, 1788. i
VII. Stejdieu Woo.ster, I). .Iiui''27, 17H2; ni. Oct. 12, 18]d, Pollv liict^. 1, ^^■(;()^TKl:, 5
b. June 29. 1832: d. Nov. 21, 1801). 2, Afi;i:i.iA, June 2!), LS^."). " :'. E.mily. b. Dec ll' i
18o7: d. Oct. 17. 1818. 4, Am, b. Sept. lo, 1842; d. March 28, 18<;2. " ^
Vlll. Mary, b. ,\ng-. 14. 17*J.k in. Sept. 2."), 1810; Anibrcse, s. of Saiuiie] am! hucina -■
^^Ilill) Baldwin, li. .June 1, 171'."); .set. in Jewett, O' reene Co., X. Y. 1, SA.\r("T;i, Atwatf.i;, j
b. S(>j)t. lo. IM7; in. Feb. 22, 1842, Kuiuce Clia.se, re--. PriittsviUe, X. ^■. 1. ]\'i .'<f C.'. \
in. Oct. 10, 18(.)4, Nettie Matroou. 2, Geo. />., lu. Ida hord. '6. Kdirin .)[., m. I'>.ince.s \
Osburn. 2, Ht'TU I)ickei;.max, b. Nov. 2o, 1820; ni. Feb. 2;!. 18 42. fharlcs P. Chase. \
3, Horace Guodvkak, b. April 17. 1823; m. (.)..-i. .-). IS-i;, Ann Howie. 1, 117//;".^, m. "
Fannie Tol>y. 2, /.i-^^u: ?,. JJ^igld P,. A,Fr,fnl:. r,.M"n/. {\. Irrn,rj A. 4.SAi;\)i j
Er.i/.A, b. Jan. lU, 1827: jn. Oct. r8, 18.")4, Isaac B. llinman." ."i, MAnv '^'atii a:;ixi;, b. '•
Aug. 9, ls;33; m. March 3, 1870, Kneas (iorlKun. 0, Amkkosk .Xuiu.k, b. Sept. 2."i. l8o8: )
private April 20. 1801, in 20th regt. X. Y. S.inil.; commissioned at end o^' 'A niontJis: ■
returned and ridsed a c(.mj)any oi whiidi he v,as cajitain; was in In battles and l;i!lc;l at !
yettysbarir, July 3. 1803. *
13417. John At water, b. Dec. 24. 17.")7; rem. to (Jen.. a, Cayuga Co., X. Y.,
where 1>»' d JuiU' 2, 1838; twice m. /. by 1st v, f , first six idiildrcn:
I. .lames, lived in llhaca, X. Y.; he d. about 1807, aged "t: a larije I'ani. of cImI.
11. John, d. in Ohio manv vcars since leavinu' 2 dans.
■ III. Horace, d. in Cenoa. X." V., Dec. 1.-,, 1840', aged .jl».
I\'. AN'iin-,. d. in (4,.a:.:i, X. Y., .May 4, I N-Ii), aged 4S.
V. Coo'lvear, d. in (ienoa, X. \'., April 14 l80i', a"-ed 70.
VI. Laura, i. by 2d wf. :
y\\. Su'-;an, m. Ciotdon liillette.
Vlll. Sarali, m. Alfred Ward.
I.\. hucv.
X. Davis.
XI. Xewman, m. ?jid had fam.
XII. Lewis, m. and liad fam. . ■ •
Xill. Samuel, m. and Inul ftun.
XI \' . John, uum .
13418. Caleb Atwater, b. Dec. 28, 17.-^^0; rem. to (Jen., a, Cavu-a Co. X. V..an<l
liad: ■ ^
1. Jason, a phy-^ician in Perry, Tompkins Co., X'. Y. 1, Sti;imii-;x D. and 4 thuis.
It. Jeremiah, of Hector, Tonipkins Co., X. \ : m. Lucy 'I'illey. He d. isj.s. ],
Sa.mi Ki/r. 2, Axsox A. 3. Dv.ioiiT. 4, Joux 1'. .I, XN'it.-ox. 0, \Vii.i.t<. 7. 1\u;[i>.
8. AMi5i:i»!;. !», Lit ^ '1'.
HI. John (L. of (.Tcnoa. i. 1, Ai.ux/.o F. , b. April G, 180.-). 2, E.Mii.v, b. Jan. 7,
1811, d. Fel). 0, IsO^. 3, Juitx (i., b. April 21, 181.-).
\y . .lesse, d. unm.
V. Bc'^ev. m. Alfred Hart.
VI. Able,.
VII. i;c.-ta.
1341.12. Timothy Atwater, m. Xov. II. 17si. Ly^iia.dau. .d' Havid Huiui.-inn;
rem. f" P!\ i:;eu'h. ' ■ i.n , ami had lartre fam.
I. liuth, b. .hilv 30, 17'^2; d. Xov. 14. b^l--); ni. Xov. 28. I,s03. Pandal Warner.
1, Mkkiutt, b. March 20, 1807. 2, Haxdai, Kvaxs. Feb. 2, 1812.
A'l \VA iKt;. oo
!I. i:ium, Julv 1, ITSo; m. Clilce Ciurip, 1). Jniic !), 1788:
III. WvUis, Ij.'Ort. ('), ITtiO; <l. AprillS, Is?:], ii,2:<'(l ^('?; m. Fob. 20, 181o, Fanny
rm-ly; (i), "Mav'27, 1844, .Mrs. .(ului (.'iiftis. 1, Hknkv, b. xXpril 2'.), ISb"): d. April -J."),
l^;,;,');"!!!. on. \' is:;:, CiUliariiie Fenn, b. Oct. -.'-J, 181V: <1. May 11, 18(i;!. 1, l'hrr>s<i. b.
.\!;;n-!i 'JO, Is:!!); iii. Ausr. 22, 18."")8, Henry ii. Minor, b, .July i?, 18:]4; res. 'rrrrysvill.-,
Cdiiii. 1,' EvanKi'liiM','"b. .lunu L"), is7:j! 2, K^iijn.r. b. Sept 8, 184o: .•nli^ted, isril, in
the. 1st Conn. Lii^ht Battery; served three y^ar-^, re-entered the service as 1st Lieut, (ith
Conn. Inl' : i)r(Mnoted to clinr. for trallantry at iM)rt iMslier; in. Oct. 1.~i, ISO*!. Aliee
Hitehcoek. 1, Aliee, b. 18<i8. i>, Krnest, Iblb: :;, ClilTovd, ]S72. 4. Kn-ene, 1874.
3, Don-dart Attnil,r,h Feb. :], b84"t: enli.stfd in tie' I'nioi; army: wa- takiii ].risoner
and confined at AiubMxmville. While tliere he k.pt ihe prison r-eords and managed
seoretlv to make a copy of tie- d<-ad list, unil when re!(>a<ed br<;Ugh.t it away. This copy
was afterwards claimed b\- the C. S. (.lovernment. and some tronble ensued. .July 11,
1870, he Avas aj.poinied U" S. Consul to 'I'ahiti, one of the Society Islands in the Pacitie,.
salary. $l,(iVlO and fe* s. He m. there, Oct. 27, 187.5, Moetia Salnmn, si--ter tn the queen
of Tahita,' and canv ini<^ possession of considf-rable wealtli. He has en>;-a;i-ed siicce.-s.
fullv in the pearl li.-.he! v, and in 1S78 exhibit^-d penrls at the Paris exposition. 4, F<Jin:i,.
Dec"l7, 184G. o, Citlniriix. Nov. 24. 1^4!); m. .bin. lo, IbTo, Or.^on Pykunan. 1,
Caroline Aones. b. Mav, lS7o. fi. y^V/,-//7^. Feb. 2;J 185o. 7, \\',d<l<>, March 11. l8.")7.
8 Fr''„r,.'^ \[nv<h ir),"lS.")9. !>, .liilm. .Mav C, IsCl; d. May 20, -ame yr. 2, \Vvi,iis,
Hi'. .Ian. :!l,'l8.-»:., Marh-iia Scott. 1. \V,^'<i/. b. Oct. 14, ISo^. i h>/ 2-' /,/. :^, Mai;th\. m
June 17, l~^(iO. He W'olie.
IV. Fvdia, b. I7!is; d. Feb. ;5, 187:'.: m. IClam Fenn. /. 1. Lyui a A. 2, H.\ i;i;ii:t, m.
Sept 4 ls:;t5 Samuel Thuri-er Salisburv, V. Med. S. M.1>.:<1 ■-■.i. if^71. ::. I'.rw. m.
Barker: reni.to Mi<-h. 4, A f(U-sTl-s J-.,"b. April 2, b'-^O:;: d April 1'.). IS,V,); m . Feb., IS J'!,
KsterM. Hnll.b. Hec. 14, 1827: d. .Tan. 18, 1814; (2j F^- !•"), Merah lluli.coiis. to llrsl wf. {i)
Ann .ludd Brown- i. bv 1st m., 1. A'i.;„.;,(s //.. b. .Jr.n. 18, IsFI. ■^4'he most un]ironiisi!io-
orlicer tliat left Camp Hutfoii with the (dd Nineteenth was Fir-t Ficutemini AuiiAistus 11.
Fenn He w;is but eiirhtei-n years old, of freekied. faci- and awk\N ard ,i;ai! . and was
rejj-aivbd with surlv contempt by win,l\ and consi (|ncnt;al l.r^th.er otp.cers. Kveiy
j)rTvate,SMl(iicr too.'had his tlin.ir juliim "it was consideieil very impndetu in him to be an
(..fficer. at all: but he had recnii'ted liis forty men and there lie was with a commissiou
in his'pocket from (iovernor Buckiuirliam ' There was no g'ettiuu- aw;!.y from him, and
he v.-as assii;red to company K, which was ;i iFmd of Togitnental F.otany Bay. (Tljat
com'paiiv had been formed i)v transfer of what tin- ca[)tains of tiie oiher nine ctnnpanies
considered their refuse; but"it was, nevertheless, one of tiie best,inost faithful, truest
companies that ever went into the service). But three years of hahtin^v blew away a
good deal of showy incom])eter.cy an-1 revealed true merit wln?rever ir existed. Ln.aten-
ant Fenn grew in 'the estimation" of his fellow otlicers and of all_ who knew liim, until
there wa.s'uo tongue thrit dared to wag against him. He i, roved liimself one of tlieiiest
drill mast<.'rs and disciidinariaus in tlu' regiment, iind one of the inosl eom;,.etont oHicers
in everv position. Before going to the front he uas made cuptain of company C. Oii
the 22d" of June lie led lus company into the skirmi.sli at Petersbu'rgh as far as it
advanced, and was then and tliere detailed A. A A. g.-neral on Fpton's stalT, vn?e Cap-
tain Sanborn of the Fifth Maine; and. mounting a horse v,-hich liad been brought to
liim, commenced liis duties at once. Wlien the regiment left the Sixth Corjis at Ten-
nallvtnwn in July he was relieve<1. In September he was ap].oint.-d judge advocate of
the "division court martial, which tried twenty-tive cases. At Cedar Creek he lost his
left arm. Th<' sni-ireons at Annapolis proposed to muster him out and _ discharge liiirw
for dlsabililv, but he protected, and wrote to (General Maclcen/ie. urging his interference;
the conse'[u'ence wiis tliat In- was retained, and in less than seven weeks from the time
he had an arm taken o\l at the shotilder he reported for full duty at the iront. and was
nt once detailed as A. A. A. u-eneral of the brigade aixain, which detail was afterwani
( han-ed to brigade inspector' He subsequently participated in several lights, lb- wis
detailed as jiul-e advociHe five dlfTerent times; was brevettod major after Cedar Crck;
promot(Hl to major in Januarv, 18i;."i; bre.vetted lieutenant colonel for FiUle Sailor's
Creek, and colonel for 'services during the var.' He is now practicing law at '^^;'"'r-
burv, Connecticut. Trulv, in his rase, the last became one of the first" — }f<ij<-r T. F.
V<i'l'.l. Hem. Nov 2«, isiiS, Frances >rarv Smith. ». 1, Fraory "^V., Dec. 1:!, I8(i7 2,
Auo-asta F Xov. V\. 1871. /. bv 2dm. 2." M'lrii F , m NaacHail: r<'s. Milford. Conn.
.'}, Frn>::in„. 4, /'.'//;,.«./., b. Sept. 1, lSr>l; m. Dec. v', is:-?, iv.Ae !.; Burr, b Seju -Jo,
1S.-,1 "r, S,r.ih .{..h Jan 7. lS,-,Fm Dec 7. l^M, Ciu-rlc's Austin. i\ An,.l,i h.. nnm.
7. /Am'.mV r/,, b. S:-pt. 22, lS.-,7. 8, Lijdii An'ia,la,h.S.>\- 24,18:!',). ."), .M.Ki'iicT, li. unm.
•"^-i IJK.VXrii OF .lOJIX.
<i, <JAiN<, .V. I : 111 Klla : (2) Ellen Smitli; {?,) ])pc. 15, ]870. FAh-u ("lark 7
ANTuiN-Krn;, .1. iiniu s. Amkf.ia K., m N,,v 2, ]8r,3, Willard T. Gou.hvin ■; l'
naUe,h Ort. 21, ls.->-,. -2 A./r,-.v, Mnyii, lso9. 3, /;//,,, Feb. 14, lsO;j 4 June
11, l^W. n, ni'p',, Nov. 22, IsiiT. !), .]as(,n r.,in. MarvC. Jolui.son, .s.i. \o Va.wkk
m. Xov. ].j, 18i;."), Kdwanl \V. Mou-:o.
V. TiiUMthy. iii. Eunice Ivts. li. M'lrch !), 1801, sis. (>!' Tnuiian D Ives 1
Si'Ki'UKN, Hi. Jan.'. (iau. of Lutlid- Tattle of ]5nsrol,'b. Mav l:), 18^2. He m (2) in
FeiiriviUe. Mi.-li.. wherf lie n-ni 2, Ann Mahv. d. unni . ;!," Ei.liKRT J., d. unm.'
135. Martha Tuttle, b. Man-li 18. IG'.i4: u.. F.l.. 5, 1717, .lolm Sinitli 1. June
;j. im-^. ^- t't Jo^ei-h. jr. Siie d. about 1734. leav. i. He in. (2) Lvdia Fields, and d
bef. 1-48, letiv. 2 .ss. hy 2d ni., viz., James- and Antlionv, and Ids wid Lvdia v\ Mnses
Page In 1748 Jolm and Hannah Howe. Calel) and Slartha Barnes,' Jo)m and Josiali
Miiith of ^^ aird. Mehitable Smith of K. Hav. and Job Smitli sold rt in est of f John
.smitli to -M...se> Page. In 1750 i^ame i.artios .sold rt. in 7th div., laid (mi to John' Xew-
]iiaii: Mchitalile \vas then \vf. of Je.sse Luddiiiixton
]. }lannah, b. Dec. 21';. 1718: m. 1741. John lio\v(,.
li. Manila, b. Aug. 17. 1721: m. Jan. 28, 1741. Caleb Karnes. (A Caleb Barnes
ni. Hi ( b.-.shir.', Conn., !)i>e. 5, ITTlj. ],uev :\I(-rriinaii.)
III. Jol), 1). >",,v. 10, 1722: m. 1747", Hvdia Howe.
IV. John.f b. .June :',{), 1724; of Walld, Conn., 17 IS.
V. .Mehitabli'. b. .\j.ril 17. 1 ;2G: m. Je.-<.-<e Luddin ■•?,,, n
1 .^,w /"■^'■'l', ^"'.'•5'- ';• •'"l^- I'.- !'•>: (d. June 7. "isO-l, a. IS-Clu-hire chh. rec.)
n 1<48, fonn.M-iy .,) ]■.. H.v. 2..,,w of W^dlM, .sold to Mo....s Pa-e. for €110, rt. in est. of
f., John SmuJi. in 175(;. with br... Juhn Smith, i^.th ..f Che.-lure- eonv rt in o^t of
gr. _f.Jn.sei.il >niitli and gr. f. Sauuiel Tutlh-, sr. He m., i.er.. E.sther Hall. John and
Jo-nah Mimh were m, the ( heshire tax list in 1702: Jonas Hill afrerward< livd on
•losiah. s yhx-i'. It i> highly prob. that he had, an>ong other:s, 1, Josiau whom Jan
20, 1 , i\), 1 )ia-nkf id Ilitehcoek. vavl was f. of 1. \r,rvn, haj,. .Maivh 10, 178:J: ni. March 1n()4
John. s. (*1 M.rrin.an and .<aJlv (Hradlev) Cook, b. Dec 27 178-^'- rem to Burtc- 0 '
1S0:J. ar.d d. 111. IV .Var.h 21. l.'^ls. !. Xabhv, b. .Au-. 10, ],si),->; d. Oct 23 ISOti' ' s'
Harriet K.. !.. .\,;g. 2i/. lNi7: m. S.abnry, s. of John and E.sther (Cook) Ford, cous b'
} ro.sp.-et, < onn U.t. 1.-,, 1801; Y. C. l8-jr,; rem. to uhi,,; .Mai..(,V.u, of mil.; (lov. of o'
1848-.>U: d. at Inirt.-n. o. , May 18, IH."). ;j. Jo.siah Smith, b. Mav 10 1810 4 S-iIiy
R., b. Ffb. 2r). 1810; m. <i.(.ii;e liouton. - ■ • - j
^'I1. James, h. Aug. 4. ]7--!i): d. 17;;(;: •' throat nit." I , diidirle-ria
\1II. l.ois b. S"iit. ;-!(!. 17:;2: d. v.
■ IX. Icbai.od, b' •7;14; d.. 1730: "■■ throat cut."
^-]?^•^ ^^^^i^^h Smith, b. IV.-. 20, 1718: d. Sept. 7. 17S!). a. 71 : eons. ; m. Julv8
],11, J<dii:. s. <.t .Ma;thfiv and 1N-I>ecea ( .Mi.v ; Howe. jr.. b. 17irr <1 .Ian 11 1 78H a "74-
dropsy, will pr..^- ..X. iluv., J-jyS. 17n». n-.mrs wf. ihumaii. Lois Moulihro,.; Ezra'
■John Matthew, >t<-ph.m. Hannali Mallurv. ami dau. .Marv Holt, who d l.efore her
f. and name erase.l by testator.
!. Matth.-w, b. Feb., 1742: d. Sept. 20, 1743, a. 10 nms.
11 Mary, 1,. .Maivh 2.-,. 17-11; m. S-i.t. 'l.-,. 1700. +Micha.M 'r..ild. b An- 10 17->9-
<lu.. 2(_. wt.) . (, 1.4S: d. 1770. He owm-d projic.rtv in th.- West Indies, and is called
Capt. in re<ojd of probab-. 44,e ui.l., .Mary, supp,)s.-d n:. Holt, and d. about H.-^lL
d.nvrrdiv. l.!)4 to heirs of ddrst s. Mi.diael , ,bv. : Idi, 2d ..,n. and to Eunice Crafts of Vt"
In IhOl th.-reniaimb-r -u' .-si. .d' (apt. Micha-d T..dd .liv. to Dr. Eli Todd and Mrs Eunioo
< rafts of \t. Jos-idi Drake, udmr. S.)ii .Mieha.'i was lo.st at sea on vova.-e from the
Ambro,e ^,Buh ,cous.,; o chd. ,. Elam, n, July .;. ,;£,, Catharine Hitcl^l;ck^ho\]: ^^ly'^^^^^s!" '
:X.:: r.-Son of Mirhrtd and .Mary miokcrmap' T„J,5. wh..st; will, nnn- in \ H- v I)e • ■- n,n, . ■
^'d^^i-vTo ."rs^Ct ''" Huhb.rd..exrs-s,,.s Michael and KU: both \oe.: t^^u^h^Vc^i^f
^jy:^':.;f''^y,^T'^l^?^'')^'^^^^^ "T" ^!'e worthy Or. Hubbard a^ a to.:"m.Vn?^ror f "end Hio lAd
1691969
AT\VAIJ;i;. Tl ITLK, SMI'lH. 35
W. Indifs. 1, I'l.i, .July 23, 1769: was loft in rarcof liis lihlf-lico., soiK.f hi;, f. i.y Ist in,:
Y. C. 17b7; >i. 1>. ; Pres. Med. Soc. of Conn.. IHlo; ])rar. mcd. iiiuny yrs. in F;mnii)i;-
ton, (.'onii: lirst Su]it. of the " Ucfreat for the hisan,. ■' at llrtl.. A]>i-i],'lS-,M-183;^; d. Nov.
17, 18:5:]. !i. Gi. " Hi- was the must ])cif.<n liian 1 cvt-r kiuw." (Soc S. W. Williains'
Aiiifrirdii Mcfllrnl. Bi'ir/nipliy for furihor Hcuouiit and for litli. portrait). He m. Autr. !»,
1790, Ulioda Hill of Faiiuington. who d Manh, l,s-3r); (2) ht-r yislcr. Catlieriiu- flil!,'
Xov., 1S2S. 2, Pol. I.Y. ;l P^.VMCK, 11!. 'l'lioiiia>: Pliillips, s. (jf Dr. Ebeiiczer and
Martha (Philli])s) Beardsley, who d. Fob. ]!i, lS'j:j, in 2--\l ycsr: h'av. all lus prop, to his
wf. Slu' III. (2) Saimu'l Cluuidlor (only .s. of Col. Khcn.) Crafts, b. in NVoudsrook, Conn.,
Oct. 1;. 17i;s, Harv. Col., 1790; fust '{"'own Clerk of Craftsi)urv, from 1792 to 1829. .S7
vrs. In lN9:j, del. to Conv. for revisinir State Constitution; Pop. in Vt. Log. 179i;
:o iN.ii); Ko^n^ter of ]'ioi)ati.- for Orleans Dist.. 179U to 1S15: Clerk of tho House
of \U-\>., 179iai!d 179ii: nieiuber Executive Conneil, 1825-27; .Tudge of Orleans Countv
<.'ourt. 1800 to 18](i; Presiding Judge. ISIO to lS](j and frum lN2.jto 1828; Clerk of the
Court. 18;i(Jto 18:;8. Kep. in Congress, I8I1; to ls2-!: <m,v. of \'i.. 1828, and served tlire.-
vrs; Pres. Cwu.stitutiona^ Convention ls29; Senator in CoHir., IS (2; <i. in Craftsburv.
Vt.. unud. for his latlur) Nov. 19. IS.j;), a. ^^-1. 1. fimtonl p. h. .Jan. -1. ]79'.»; d.
Nov. 17, 1S24; in jun. class Univ. of Vt.
III. I.ois. b. .March 21, 1740; d. Sept. 8, l7i)I, a. 4.".; cn^.; m. Oct. 10. l7Go, S.do-
iiion Moulthn.p. 1). Oct. :]. 174o: s. of Aslvar and .'\nna Cianniss 31. He was lost at
sea before 17'.M, as wi-rt- also his tin)S.. Levi and \MHiaiu. 1. Poij.y, m. Oct. (i, 178-">
Wm. Bradlev, 1,. .Mav Is. 17(k'.; Y. C. 1784: d. IS-!.!: s. ..f Win. and Pebecca Ives B. 1,
Folhj. 2, VVJ'nini :i, S,4»!iio>t.d. y. 4. A'/fA//^', d. Oct. 25. 1774; a. 8, 5, ^".•<nrd!.
Ci/r>'K 7, P-'/'.//. d. Auir. 25. 17S9; a. 2. s, h'/u^fh, f/, n..,r, , <). Sn'ni,n,n. 2, Ldis, of
w'i<'.. Li>is :Moulilirop; d. of d vs.-ntei v S. ].t. lH. 1W4: a. 4.
IV. Matthew, b. Man b." 1748: d y
V. Hannah, b. .lunr. is.p.t; ,1. y.
VI. Iv/.ra. b. AyvU 5, 1752; m. I7::.i, lliibhdi Cliidsoy. 1, I-'.m/.a i;i:tii , b. .lulv 11,
1774; m. ITIK!, Henia.n, s. of .losc!)h and Plstl.cr (Puss^'ll) Hotcldviss. b. .July 11. 1705.
1, Ii'irri:t. 2, Ib'Titr, . 'd. Siimni'l Jlnsxdi . 2, Ei.i.l.^ii, b. .1 iiiie is. ]77n. >;', S.xMfKi,.
b. April 8. 1778. 4. Lkvi, b. Marcli 5, 1780. 5, HvJ.ii.Mi . b. .\i.r;l 27. I'^n:-;. fi, K'/,ji.\"
Feb. 20, i:sr.. 7. Hkkvf.y. Oct. 2ii. 1788. 8. S.'.uaii. b. .Iiuie 2i;. ]7!iU. !). Fi:\xci:s."
h. Oct. V-l, 17112'.
VII. .John, b. May :M. 1754: ni. Oct. 2U, 1778. Esther liotcliki.^s; .v /.
\'II1 .Mattliew, b. Nov. 2S. I75f>: in. hhmice I.,uddin<rron: 12 chil.
IX. Stephen, b. May H. 1759; d. S.'pt. 15. 1810; ni. D.c. 0, 1781, Abi-ail Hu-h.'s,
who d Sti>t. 10, h'^P!; a." 52: (2) Elizabeth Miles. 1. Sti;piiKn, b. Dir. 0,1782: d. v.'
2, Hois, b. Oct. 17. 1788: d. Fel). ;i 1788; ;j, John, Nov. 11, 1785. 4, Lydi-V, Dec. 4.
1780. 5, Lois, d. v. f,, Ixfa.nt, d. .Ian. 15, 1789; a. :) days. 7, Ixiant, d. Dec. 27.
1790; a. 8 days. 8,'lNhANT. d. Feb. ::. 17;»o; a. 4 weelcs. 9. EsTiiKK. b. D' c. 14, 1795"
lU, El.iAli.v, i). Aug. 12, 1 TUS. 11, l.NFAXr, d. Dec. 18, IMiii: a. ;> week.-^. /. by 2d. 311.
12, STKriiKX.
X. Hannah, b. .lane 9, 1702; in. 1781. .Icssr Mallory. 1. .Iamks. b. Marcli 20,
1782. 2, Loi.Y. b. Oct. :!, 17S4. ?,. IIkman, b. April 12, 1787: (\.y. 4, Hkmax, b. Aju-il
12,1789. 5, Wilms, b. April 0, lT'.t;j; drowne<l Sej)!. 2. 17!i',i; a. (i vrs. 0, .Tkssk. b.
March 27, 17H0. 7, Wii.i.Ys.
1353. Job Smith, b. Nov. in, 1722; m. 1747. Lydia, dan. f)f Matthew and
Pebecca (^Mix) Powe. b. .lune 1, 1720. (she was sis. to .loel 'i'ntth-'s wf.); per. in. .\aron
Page for 2d hns.
1. Ambrose, b. Marcli 12, r74S: n\. Nov. 14. 1771, Marv Smith, b. 1751. wbo d.
in child bod Doc. S-), 1790; a. ;-«.). lie was lost at .sea .lulv 20. K95. 1, Amasa, b. Soj,!.,
1772: d. Oct. 10, 1770. 2, EsTtiioi; Ihr.i , b. .March 4."i777. :;, Milks. !>. Man-l; 21.'
1770. 4, PoLV. 1). Maroh 12, 1778, 5. A\rn]:(.»si:, b. .Ian. :!. 1 780. ti. Fj.i.i.vii, b. .Marcii
12. 1784. 7. RowK, b. Dec, 1785; d. Nov., 17s0. 8. Asf.xatii. 9, h iLvmu,, ,i. F.b.
2. 179;!; a. ;] year.-.
II. NelieipJah, b. Marcli 28, 1750; m. 1775. Lois. dau. .>f (lideon, j;.. and Drsir:?
;Leavitt) Pottor, b. .1 uly 15, 1750; d. .lane Pi, 1792, of con-. ; (2) 179:!.' hcnt-, <bui. of
Sinioun and Abigail (.Denisun) Bradley, b. May 0, 1700. 1, Oii)i;iin. -J. S'l i,nii;.\. ;!,
Ni;nK\!!Arf, lost at sea, Oct. 17, 180:j; a. 24." 4. Saumi. <!. y. 5. .1 a M ! ■>. d. Sep!. 2:!,
1785. a. 1 vr.: opium. (!, .1-.\mf-' d. <>!' tits, .lu'ie :'.m, 171)7, a. 2 vr.-~. 7. Loi--. s, Makv,
9. .I..11.N, (1. Feb. 20, 1803. a. 2 yrs. ; .dn-i. inf.
III. Lydia. Di-c. 8, 175."1, m. Solnnoii Barms, i.. 1, LvuFv, d. y. 2, LYi)!.\,d. y.
o, M.'.iniiA. J, L\Mi:s, 5, L-iIua. 0,7.8, Lnfanl-:.
xUyiilMyl.
36 Bi:AXuir of joiin.
rV. Martha, b. May lo, 18.1G; in. 1777. Xatliniiie] (iraiuiiss, s. of Hiissel], jr., :,xul
Lucy (l.u(Klini,'t(>ii) ami ^t. s. of l^u^^s^■ll and l.ydia (_l"orbfs) (irauniss. 1. Stki-jikn ' •'
.Atuc. vii.. ;?, .MviniiA. 4, X.vTifANri:r,. 6, Hi>skm,, d. y. ^j, I.vdja. 7. I.oiV ^'
Ei.i/.Aiuriii.
V. Elijah, b. Aug 07, 1758; kilbnl in battlr oii I.oii;;- Jslaiui, Sfjit., 17 70 v. 18
Vi. .Ia;ni>s, 1). X'>v. 1, I7<)0; d. of cous., Au>,^ 177(; a 15
YII. Jol), 1). All- 11, 17(1:3.
Vlll. J(d.!i, 1). i7ii."..
1355. Mehetable Smith, b. Ai^ril 17, 172G; was brongiit up bv h.>r unrip
Thomas Jacobs (who liad !• s.s. but no daus.) and left lier a b-i^-acv'of i:2(): ,sho. d. of coi:<^'
Oct. ly, 179o; ni. about 174'J, .Tcsse, s. of Elipliak.a and Aij'iirai'l (Collins) Luddinrfon
lied, of drop.^v b'.l). 8, 17i"'-». a. 77; adni. sni. \t. nain<'S .b'ssc, Lvdia hc'w?. o( 1-flam
Eliphalft, Mchilable- iuid Abigail.
I. Lydia, in. Edward (ioodsfdl. (•-'l Tlionias Slicpard.
II. Ehini, lu, 1774. 1^'achel, dan. of Oapt. Tiniothv Tutih-; adiu of hi'< t-si '^ivmi
to wid. Racdiel >^v\)l., 17sr). ' "^ '
III. Edipluilet, in. Juno 0. 1777, Sarah I'ottcr, \>. 17(il: d. Dec. 12, lHr,(t. a. DO !
jAiiiis. 2, S\R\u, in. March '3, 1711!"., Joseph Mowd. :}, K( xrci;. 4,' Lois, tw'inWith'
Eunice. "<, ELii-iiAiJiT.
IV. JKSsr:, lu. 1770, Tliankful, dan, of ("alcb and .M'')iilabh- (?dMultliroi:) (•li;d-;-v
v,-1k) d. of c(nis. Oct. V.-), 17!)';, a. :;7; (2) Sarah. Moulthrop. 1, I^ktskv 1) M:u.-]i ''"-^
1780. e, ('Ai.Ki; Ciui'SKv. b. An-. 22, >7;)(,). :',, Ltk, h. Julv -JO. 17:»4. ' 4, Jr^TiN-^b"
Aug. 22. 17!t'). am! ') more d. y. /. In- 2d m., 10. IbcVAXA. 1!, U'vi.t.ys. ' r2^ SauIh'
l;>, Xan( Y. 14. Li:ui-^.
V. ^fcht'laldc, m. Stcpht-n, s. of Stephen and Thank-fnl (Smitli) i?r;(d;cv. Slie d
Aug. 5-2, ls?.">, ;i. :2. 1, .Mai!Y, b. April 2, d. A.pril 17, 17S-,'. ;2. .i|->rt-s, !■■ '\[arci' -'o'
1784; d. Sept. 8, 1787. :!, Maiiy, April L2. 178;). 4, Ji-tls, b. March:!!, 17ss'; d.^v'
5, 'J'jfANKi-L'i., 1). Dec. 1:3, 1790. (j, Li< ixda, b. April 28, 17!).J. 7, Ju^Tts d.' 17;)'(;
a. 2 VIS. 8, Si-j^rnKX, b. AuL'. (7, 171)1 St. .Mi.fnTAi.r.F., b. .luue 28,171)8.
VI. Ahigail, m. ( 'liristoj.luT Tnttlo. [lij
Vll. Amos, m. Feb. 2, 17'J1. Iluhi.-di Chidsey, ;Mid had: 1. Ilri.nAir, d. v. 2.
Faxxy. ;!, I'oi.i.Y. 4. Amos, o, Li:vi. i], SAitAii. 7, .(ksse. S, Aiaiika. C'
J'7i,A.\r. 10. MinrrTAiu.i;. 11, Ilri.]>AU.
138. Josiah Tuttle, b. Ajiril 7. innc. b;ip. Dec, l(;'57: m. June 11, 171!J. Dfhor.-.h
dan. of Thomas and Ahiirail i r rost) Karnes, h. Fel.;. 1, Kl'.lS. in 174'7 (.'oi'it. Saiiiue!
Rarnes exhib. inv. of esi. of Josiali 'J'utih-. 4.":;72; Nov. oO, sm. vr, , In- evjiij,.
Avill, whicli nii.s. wf. Deborah and Samuel Karnes (>Krs. March' 27. 17'4(;,' B.-nb Todd
chosen guanl. to Jehial and Ehenezer. rninor .<oiis. The wid. Deliorali ' m. Mathir.s
Ilitchcvick, who ap.pis. in.-i tlivisi-.n in 17 Is.
" L Mehitabh-, b. Aug. >:, 1720; m. Thomas Walter.
IL Sarah., h. March 2.-., 172:;; m. Lee.S.l, 17.-,L Benjamin Warner, .siic wa.s anpt.
guard, assistant lo Delioruh.
IH. Katharine, b. Aug. 22, 172G; d. nnm., 1750; est. div. ■'751, bv bro Jeliiel
'I'uttle to brothers and sisti'rs.
IV. Jelii.l, b. June n. 1720; m. Mav 14. 1752, Charitv l>avton
V. Ehenezer, b. Julv;;i. 17:32.
AM. Martha, b. Au-.'l, 17:!(;.
Vll. Deborah, b. Feb. 20. 1740-1; d. v.
Vni. Debnrah. 1). Veh. is. 17 12 :!; ni.' by Mr. liird, Oct. 22, 17G1, John Bradlov.
1361. Mehetable TlUtlc, b. Aug. 8. 1720. In 1740 seils n in Amitv under hex
maiden name lnl7bi reeeived ueed ..f land from her f. ■■ towards her portum-" m
al)ont 1751, Tin.mas, s of Wm. Walter; botli the Waltei>. f. and .«., were .sliip carpen-
ters or " wei-h.^-^; " will ,,f '.Vv.i. Walter of No, Haven prov, 1770, lo da i;, -in J;iw .Mehit-
abh- Waller, one aeie of hf.n i lo be .husi'ii jiy hei,>elf. ami ihe use (.f on.>-h;;] f of m\
liouse during her life; graiKNoiM W'm. and Jacob Walter x,: liav • ih- rest of mv est.
cxceju what sou Thomas owes to their mother.
I. Williai'i, b. March (i. 1752, .1. A].ril 20, 1821. a. 72. I, .b.ri, b Mav IS
177ft. 2. I.o'.Kv, May 22, 17Sd. o, i>oviN a. May 4, I7S2. 4. .LuiiY. .March 2:;. 1784!
5, Wn.i.i.xM, tK r. (i. l7--t).
II. Mary, h. \uv\\ 2:). 1754.
111. Jacob, b .\pril 5. 175r;; will prov. ul .\. Hav.. IS21 ; name-^ m f. lather, .=;. Woos-
tcr i-?ro(Jv.s Walter aiul grandcliihiren Wyllis Wrdter Dic'.rerman, Henrv Dickoi'maii and
SMITJJ, TL'TTLK,
3?
Jason I»i<'kerinaii: est. of Esther Walter div. 1S28 to \\'ooster 15. WtiUer and lioir.s of
Laiirn I)ir!<pvinan.
JV. Kaiharine, b. Julv 18, 175S.
V. Eleanor, b. .Nfaroiru, 1700.
13G2. Sarah Tattle, b. March 25, 1728; m. hy llrv. Mr. Stih's. !)(><•. 2l), 17.51,
Beiijaniin Wanner; e^t. aJni. 1800, called of Hair.den; wid. Sarah and all cliil. below
i\a)ned,
I. Sarah, b. >[a.rrli 12, 1750; ni. .\nios Potter.
II. Sanjuf!.
III. Je^se.
n'. I'hebc, ni. Danii'l Dornia-'i.
V. -Marv, ni. Joseph lleaton. . .
VI. lluch'd, III. Ednuind Dornian.
1364. Jehiol Tuttle, b. June 5, 1729; m. May 14, 1752, Charitv, dau. of Isaac
and Eli/.abeth ('J'odd) Dayton, b. Sept. 2U. \7?A}. IlerVm. to IJarlcliaiusted, Conti., beforo
.17(;(i. tlienre to Tnrrinirfurd alMuit 1770, and d. tliere Oft. s. 17yl.
I. Isaiah, h. Mav 25, 175:j; ni., 177-1, IJntti \Vils.)n.
II, Jared. b. Nov. 1. 1751; d. June ID, 175.s.
Hi. Cb'in.-nt. b. June 2!'. 175'!: ni.. 17S5, .\bi<:ail l>>itir.n.
IV. Esther, b. Sei)t. 11, 175^; m., 17.^0, Jolnflves,
V. .land, b. June 2, 17(IM; ni. Itoxana AVard.
Vl. ("hailus b. Jaji. :;(J, 17i:2: in., 1 7s.s, P.osetia Case.
Vli. Sarah, b. Sep.t. 10, 170;-]; ni. I'el.-y: Sheimrd.
Vill. David,, b. Uct. 15, 17711; n.. Polly Austin.
^^ 13C^41. Isaiah Tuttle, b. May 25, 175;;; built the lirst hou.'^e in the n. e. cor, of
Torrin<r!nrd, and in ls'U:i built an-'W hou,st' near the hrst, in diie or oih.cr of whi'di his
descendajits for several treiierations were born and lived. He ke])i tavern hi both
house.-. After p.lanlinir lii:; oridiard, h,e ])urned the lield over, tii<t turninir down the
trees an.l rovering iheni with eartli. This oreluud is .-^aill standinii'. In his early days,
tliat part of the country was a wilderie'ss. and fir'-s were neces.sary to keep awav bears
and wtdvf.s. 'The old .Major." as he was calbil, \\ ;i.-, cio.sid.ered a v. ry leinarkabb'
man, and his sayin«:s and doiuL'-s are ofi'-n (piorcd in thai re-iion. It is" veineinberjMi
that he used to back his grain four miles to niill. He was mo- of a trio who iirst voted
the Deiiiticratic tickft in the town of 'i'or.,aial ;■!: i,iii' D'.'c-i-ion at a ]iu!)!i.- nieetiuir th'-v
were asked by members of tin- o'piiosin:: ] arty to si.md uji that tlicy niiiihi b^- s<'eii.
The character of the .Nlajor was little iindeistoodi liy hi^^ o])]>onents if "th..-y thought he
was ashamed of his oninions, or lack>'d couraire to avow and dt-fcnd theiu. Hoik John
Koyd. in his JIi.it. of Wiiu-litxti r, says; •• A hunly race were tliese South st. ]>iojieers.
from Still Hiver l>ridge down to Isa.iah Tutt'it-'s. who silted their corn meal for hasty
]uidding through a ladder. Tie- .Major renia.rUed tliat l.'y working bare footed in the
stubble fields, that tlieir lieels li,-.-anie so hard that if they ha])pened to tread on the fei t
of their cattle it would make them lullow. .\proj,ns (,f the Major."' continues Dovd, '' the-
horse tamer who couhl ride aiiyihing out ( haiu liglitning. lie had in a lot with other
cattle, a ten year old loill which he oi-.lered his s. and hired man to drive out and ];ul
elsewhere; tliey went in, and, a Itei- electing the;inimal a loUi;- tiniearound the tieiil, they
gave it up, and reporledi to the Major that they could luu ger him out. He said he was
very sorry he had a s. and hired man who could not uct a bull (uit of a lot; he v.-ould
try what he could do with the • critter.' lie provided hini>elt vith a di^h of salt, and.
on his way to the lot, cut two s!(Uit dulis; letting down the bars he api)roached the
cows wiih the sah; as tlv-bull caeie upt-' get his share, the .'^lajor, watching for :in opjxir-
tUTiity. suddenly s])raiur on his b:iid;; a.way wi iii tlie stanled iuill. s<ai<-(l and bili<.v.i ng
hide<iusly, ami as lie .,p,-d over the gnuiiid', hi> rid.er. by i)low.v of (he cbil).-> on one sitle
or the o;her of iiis h.-ad, as he desired him to vei-r rliis way or that. :ruideil him acr(..s,s
the field aivi through the bars out into the hiirhway uudi'r full sail. Tliis.' <a>s Dr.
Boyd, ■■ souit^what iralicates the >pirit and energy id' the .Major and akso of his iW^n nd-
unts. They were prompt, eueigetic. spirited and couruLieous; and the end is not yet.
Witli hisbos.s he was felling timber on to)> (d' the ,Naiiie ridiie .if mountains. They
felle;! a tall tn'e to tliai one-third of its lenirlh <'Xlen(!<'d over a precii)ice some 20 or :'.0
feel. The Ma joi (!i-dered his eldest bo\ lo :;o our (Jii till Iriiuii. and e;iv aw;iy the \i>\i.
UrleJ went out. :ind, after -striking a few blows, came hack with a swiinmini: head.
l)ajii(d was sent out to finish the job. i)ul soon came baidc eipodly diz/.v. .\fier U.a/.ing
:T.v,"ri)-, in his characteristic manner, at his boys for their A\:uit i>t pluck, the .'vlajor took
38
l!ltANCl[ OF .lOliX.
u,. In^^ ax.- un<l uvnt out Ininsrlf, :uul •■l,,,!-!,,,! »^vuy unul tla- top of the tree un-v
ho top ...ctiou 0 th. ru-. yu:hU-d lu- l,.-t his p.-.s,..,-.- of mind. a,M iast.-.d <!\r^,C
h<- n.an.J.ody, thr-w his :,nM.s uroaiul tlir falling, so-iion a,wl vvnt down witli It '' li'
hoys hast.-.unir nnn-i thr pivciphv .anu- .loun to tl,,. hmdin^r phir.. and found th.-
MajoP i,ru,sc._i and v.onu.h.l, hu. on Ins fM-t. wipln- an-ay with o-,',,, i^av.s th- hh |
tliat was fiow.n- into lius rycs and mouth from a w.mnd in his foivht-ad • Fathor ' s-d,
o*ieo( Uu- hoys, •you-ve had a t-rnbh- WAV ■ V,..' Ws!' said tl,,- Major, -auurib.
falL Adams ta was noth.n,.^ to it. - Ih- m. .\lanh -2, 1774. linth," dan of S
Ainos \\,lsonot InmuKfoni. Conn.; h. Iv.-. 17. l7oh d. .\pril -21. iS;is. If- d \^C'
1. C'rii'!, h. 1741; d. 177S.
WairJ: ^'*"''"" '' "'■'' ''''' ' ' '^^ '"• '"■''■ ^'*' ' '■'^- "='•■■'-". -■ "'• i--'-'- M.Ti-iman; r.s.
Ill Ked.e 1.. .Nfay •2.-..1777; lu. Elijah Strono-, s. of C<,1. John hv his -'d wf Mrs
M,..Ty (Hoot) New.ll: 1,. Xov. 17. 1774; d. .\pril -.>. ps^'s- ,-,,, X" V^ 4 h'il o''
^vh<m^: 1 KnswKi.i,. 1,. Av.l'. Uk Um-. d. Dec. is. isis. o ^,,.,„- ^/ w,',;! ,o] 17^,;^:
'" -;°'- T'}^':- •''''■'"'• -^^ "'■ -^"il'i'ni,-! and Contour (Jnhn.son) .lone. 1, F,4) .s' 17<Jo'
"^. 7m t";- -"'^T':^-''"";""V'''' ^l--on.Conn..ulio s.-rv.-d as aid on th.
st.iff of G.>n. lurthMu a h.-tt-r to th- C.-n.p. . .v.ys; •■ I],, was a luan of n-nncrkaldv tim-
personal appoaran,-.. a sph-iuhd nd.r and paiti.-uiariy fond or tine horses. His intlllem.e
d^sM'tf ■•'" h" r^'^T ""rV- '"''' '^""f ^^■'■^^'•fy ^'> throu^liout th.> northern part of
the state. In the Jornmn'-nl c.ntenmal, f.v \{,.v, Samuel .1 MiJK (;„„ Turth^ is
spoken ot ashavmo: pluce.1 ns;{])au or^au in the elih.. for whi-l, thanks w.-re vot.-d hv
he society ,lx;.>,.ed. AiM-il 4. 1S4!.. The following is from a .on.municarioi ,m
Dea. Niomas A. .Miller to " Brother Burleidi/' and primed in il,,. ■■J.\ ,,„/,/;,
paper; ■ Died, ,m tlie 4tli of this month, of an alTection of the heart with whirl, he lu^d
heen trouhlod a number ot years. He dropped <!ead in his barn in tlie niornin.. HiC
virtues were numerous, his phih.nlh.opy enlarged, ulu.-li onlv thos,- wh,,> kn,"v him
best eoul, appr,..-Ka... Ky. .,uiek to perceiv-. h-'an n. feel, an.l h.an.l to ndh-v.. "tlu-
sufferin,^ humanuy. \\ u], an ,nd,Hnuabl,. .,u.ruy. ]„■ would Surmount and. over.-ome
the most crmidabie obstad^-s. fb. was one nf th.- first to .udist in th. ten'n..vane.
cause, and threw nnuseli into that reform when the,,, was n„thin- t,, -aiu but c^bbMoiv
and n-piuaeli. 1.- .-v.-r remained firm and und:,ui.re,l in tiiis (-auM. Onjv a f.-w ii-.urs
hetore he was struck .h.wn he was ..nga^red in .levising plans for its a.lvaueemen. His
.^ thf. r? '/'""""f "r "' '"■' '"''''r "^' ^^"^=^'"-il''^^i<'" =^r'- too uell known to the public
7 f iV't ?7^^' ^t ^l-liivat.on. ^or many y.arsand until his death lie was Pr.^ident
o \f: d 'i " >' - i -^"^'---'7 ^"'i^^ty. and. if I am not mistakened, was at the tin^
onus .leat 1 !'n.^Kh-nt ot ta- ( onu,.,-ticut Stat,- .\nti -Slaverv So,.ietv. His house was a
leuige for th- tugUlv.^ atul his purs-and team w-...often -mph.yed lo h-lp Inm forward
to u place of satetv. V. man watched with m,ue interest the advam.- of his catKe in
this and other lands. Hi.s_ fum-ral was attende<l on tli- f5th bv an immens- concourse
u ho came from aeiKhboring towns to testify r.-sp.-ct and cas"t tlie last Ir.ok upon that
countenance whudi had so oft-Mi h-d and cheered th.-m on in the various works ol' philan-
thropv. )„.r .,j-!„.t..l hrothn: T. A. Mm.,-.- He m. Feb. •2.-,, isui Adah .^-au of
Danml an.I Mary (( o.-) Hudson, of Tor., b. Feb. f^, 177S; d. Isiir,. 1, .lunv n'riiinia.
caused b^ a tall. Ihs parents then ad,.pted a n.-plu'W, .lame.. H., .s. of Duniel (t.
y. Zeruah. b. May 2:?. 17n0; m. F,.rb,-s. r. s. Trov \ V
). Dee. !», 1 .,.>; ,1. .May 1:) is,;., „. h<-r '»4th v r. ; r.s. Wiuste.i Cum 1 F \ vmf M
K une2(;. Is,.!; m. [>.-c. :; , , ,s:n, Charles S.-hh.n; r,>s. ^V. o; C ^^^u Ji^.^V^K ^
IblO; d. .Ian. .). l.s.i: m. Lu.-ius .b.nah. s. ,,f KraMus- \\',,odfn;.d b Ma.- W: 'SI4. .,
farmer on the oh! ^ aterbury turnpik-. near the Colbrook lin... from his lirst' m. until
l.i.s removal t,. the Daniel 1 utile fanti on South .st. in 1^4.11. ] (;,,.,<,, F 1. M-urh 'T
V^.M m. Xoy 27. ls,i4. iJosu a., dau. of .John S. l^I.-r. and had Franu; b IVb iSflS '
^, (.KuK.iK 11.. b. MayeO, 1815; m. Mard, 2S. \^\?,, Fli/abeth Virginia Dawkin^; r-s.
h'-^k'lH^undll'^r^-" ':.°' ^'';^^^- o^?cf) and occupied the Gr->ea Woods Hoto! pro:>cnv ne.r rh.- Col-
lonVh ni. Ca.h;u n^^ '•" '^'-^ ^^dd, Cordeba Ruth, n> . .tame. H. Tattle: his .th child, Lucius
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N. Y. City. 1, Edir,ir(1 E., h. Aug. 18, ].S4o; d. -fuly 1), \^\\\. 2. fl'irn N., !.. May :]0.
ISo-l; in.'Wm. A. FeniH.-ll. o, .JcnnhK.,\). Keb. S, IS.")?. 4. I-amimiiki; Ix , li. June
18, 1817: i\\. Sept. 1-i, 1841, Clrarlollc, olJ. dau. of .TcliiL'l and Amanda lict^fv (I'as^c)
Cof, b. D.'C. 01. IN]?, sis. of ^Vm. (i. ('(u\ the ori-anizi.-r ta' tin- Wc^t <'oihi. H. H.. and
Pivs. i.rtl.c WjiKdiotrr ('.Mit<-iinial, 1871. 1, (V/./a/.'.v r,y, , !>. .Inly '.), ]S4:.>; d, .\i,:il 17,
lS4'j. •"), .!\MKs 1]., b. Jan. 11, \b\\)\ adopted by his uncle, <lcu. Crit'l 'i'litilc liis
death, ^icpt. O^i, IHCl , was thf result of an uufortunati' c<mtrov(M'sy \vith his bi-Dthor-in-
law, ].. J. Woodford: ni. May KJ, 1S4L, Cordelia Huthy. dau. oV Er;istus U'oudbn-d.
Onlv ?'. "l, Ibthhard E.. h. Oct. :10, l-MS: now (b'^'^O) Iniiian tiad.,i- in .Montana and
Brit"ish America; unin. G, Kuni ()., b. J uly 4, 1824: d. in \V. X<.v. 4. ]>-"i'.t. 7, X.\mk
I'NKNOW N.
VII. Sarah, b. March lo, IbsO; ni. .(iilius IJurr: res, llarrisvilb', O'lio. 1, LlCiNA,
ni. Arvus Chapinan. 2, Ei.iZM'.F/nr, ni. Dr. Converse, ij. Ai.i'ii.\ Sornito.vrA, ni.
lleurv Bacon. 4. riuKi-.
Vin. IHiodai. b. May 25, VMl; ni. Aimer, s. of John and Sarah ((ilea.sou) Wjilteref
\V., 1). al.MiiU 1 iS"), rt.-s. Vt., bm returned to \\'insted. thence rem. to Honesdale, Pa.,
wht.'re lie dit^-d.
IX. Cartdus, b. March 10, 171*:'.: m.' Mary Andrews; (i) I'olly Simcox; clill. by 1st.
\\\. 1, Jri.tKTTK, b. April K). 1814: m Samuel W. .\ustin; res. \^^ \Mnsted, Conn.
1. John ?\,h. May 24, l8:];b 2, Juuk .■< JL, h. June 17, 184:1; d. March 30, lSfi4. 3,
Edtrard, b. Maich'lo; d. Sept. 21, 1n50. 2, C()i;.\!:i.iA, m. .Albert 'J'homas; ri-s. Wyan-
dot. 111. 1, 7A-/./'V. 2, :\eW^'. 3, AVA//. 4, .J.nm^. o, S.imh. (!, Rn.<r. :,M'i,>/.
8, Ccrdia. y, P,i.\l''. 10, Dil'iHO. 11, Anne. M, .Makv, in. Phillips King ; re>. Oinro.
Wis. 1, Pliii'ifis. 2, .<iiiiiiil. o. S.>/)In-'/,,i,f. 4, Li( n;s; res. Ashland, Ohio.
1. \\'(!Ut-/i/i. 2, l-yi-.'ihjli. ."i, Ca'iharim-: M.. m. .Martin Ballon; res. i'rinceton, -11!.
1, CAe.v. IT/w. ' 2, Er<'.!'l-Un. ' :J, Li:ur Addit. 0, Adah, m. Chas. Barrow.;, M. D,.
K. of Col. <iurdoii Barrows of Alb^iny, X. Y.. b. Feb. is, fs-^li; ,v. {.: Omr... Wis.;
by 2d m. 7, MrCi.i.V( . S, K>fii.v, m. ■ Mason. 9, Cii as. Id, ,b\MEs. 11,
(iKOUOE. 12. A.\.\[i:. al! re>. 0,'ani!e, Ohio.
X. L'-veret, b. D.c. G. 1700; m. Feb. 10, 18:10, ( 'hi,,,-, dau. of Anson an>l Chioe
l<Ti|lette) C<dt, b. Feb. 12, 1797; res. Torriu-rf^.i-d, Couji. 1, Ft.i.knM., b Dec. 14. isiiO:
ni. June 10. ISol, Orriu L. Hopkins; b. {'okdu-ook, Cuui., Oct. 7. l8:]n; res. in tlu.-
house built bv her irt. -■. f., Ma;. I.saiah Turib-. 1, J/^'/V X , i>. Juiw 8, Is.-;:]; m. Feb.
1;{, 1S7:1, A. Bmnedf, and had XVllif J., b. Mav IC, ls77. 2. \. 'He, Ti'ftJr. b. Jnlv 2S.
I808; d. F.-l> 12, l^i;2. o. Ern.l: Enr.t y>tft'<, b. .hw.i- 24, ls(;8. 2, Joiix L.. I>.
Julv 24, ls:jr,; u!. .Ian :]. 17/^:1. Auj.ic C. B-'mis of I.vndon. Yi.; b. An;:'. Ml. !8;lo. 1.
Aii'-iJJ.,]). Dec. 14. IS.'IO; d. March :il. lv(;2. 2, /-b„„;V /.^. b; June 18.1864. ;5,
Eddii^ L., Sejit. 27, 1807. ?,. Ci!Aur..viTK C.. Pec. 10. ]b:ir. ni. May 10, 18o7, .lames A.
WiieJ.e.ster; b. Coh'brook, Coun., Mav 11, 18;]7. 1, ('"nt J., b. W,d. Any. 8, ISos.
1364o. Clement Tuttle, b, Jun.-2'.), 17.--0; .1. June 20. 1840, a. 81. rriu. iunn
Tor. to Austinburgh. Aslitabula Co. , Ohio, about 1812. While y,.,uiig began studying
with Kev Dr. TruuibuU'lilist. id' r,.nn.) to prejiare for college and the ministry, but
ou breaking out f)f the rev. war, entered the army and ser\e(l seven yeais, or daring
the war. As a soldier, passed tlirough many trying KCenes. lie w:is a deacui of the
Cong. chh. in Tor., and in A. for oO years. X'ine-tenths of his des-,-. are , hli. mem. : m.
Dec. 7, 178.'), Abigail Duttoii. who d.'Sejjf. lo, 18:i:k
I. Clarissa, b. June 4, 1780; in. Martin Mills.
II. Ara, b. A]>ril 2, 1788: m. Sallv M. Mills.
ill. Ira, b. .-^pril 2, 1788: m. Charitv Mills.
lY. Charity, b. March 20, 1700: d. l's21: m. Lewis Osborn. 1. David.
y . Levi, (1., a. '.I vears.
VI. Ilarvev. <1., a! 12 veurs.
VII. l.'hoda Fhilecta. d. F<-b., 1^42.
YIII. Abigail, b. IsdO, m. Benj. Burt, (2) Hubbard. 1. Josi.Mi, b. J \ine 10, 181H:
went to sea, fate unknown. 2. Dokinda A., i'. Feb. 7. 1821; m. Albert Smith: re?.
Austinburgh, Oliio. 1, /,////.v,/, !>. Julv 25. 1815; m. M. Cha.se. and had fourchib: res.
Wiliou;rhbv, Lake Co.. Ohio. 2. A.u,i>. U. April 10. 18.50. 8, Ah,^,n<i.h. June 2''..
1«5;;. 4, (''itroliiK . b. \)n\ :il, l^On. :;, l,<>ti>^A. h. May 17,, 182:3: m. David 0..;i),)rn,
\\ho lb a vearafler; (2) W. Fangiiuni: res. Wilbtuglibv, Ohio.
4. Wii.i.i'wi. b. Sepr. B!, l-'25:\l. 1828.
136431. Clai'issa Tutrlc, O. Jun,'4. 17<'b d. in F,M>tville. O, Mnr.h 1, lS(ii;:
m. Nov. 10, 1S()5, in Tor., .Martin, el.l. s. of Constan'ine Mills of .Norfolk. Conn. I'lu-
latter beini: half bro. to tiie f. ,0' Ciiaritv and Sallv M. .Mills.
40 . isirAxni of johx.
I. A'oijrail, h. Ajiril 29; d. Juue 13, 1807.
II Ilarv.-y. h. May i^K ISOS; in. Sept. 4, 1830, Ph. 'he Mont.-itli; res. Mort^'aii
Atshtubula Cn., O. 1, KuzA, 1). Dec. 20, 1S;!:,>: d. ;it La(ii;uii,v. l.-naiu O,.. ()., .J;ur"24'
1831. 2. n.uutiiCT.)., b. in ],. (i. April 2o. 1S31; d. ill M.. ().,.Mav K!, ]b.-,l). :j, Hkxkv'
b. March 11. 1S3(J; in. Ocr. 3, l.^.".."), Sarali Jo'nnson. 1. Ah'rc L'., b. Aut:. 27,'lS.')(i. 2[
Earett If., b. in 'rrunibull, ()., Oct. 20, ISdU. ;?, ll.jiranl, b. Oct. ."i, 1S70. 4. \\'.\r. II
b. in Jack^<)n. Iiid.. May 14; d. An--. 3, IS;!^. T,, Wm. 11., b. Oct. 22, is^O; d. Au--. 2(j!
1813. t>, .i.vNi: J:.. b. Feb. 2'.i, 1S44; ni. .March 21, ISliii, Otis K. Ma.s..n; r(>s. O.uaha'
Xeb. 1, J)dl<'. b. Nov. in. iSOli; d. Aiiir. 23. Is70. 7, Fakiiktt H.. b. Feb. 1, 1,^40';
ni. Sept. 1. INTO, Alice L. Maniey; re.s, Morii-aii, 0.
III. Siuie(;n, b. Feb. 14, ISIO; a pironiineiit citi/.en oi' Madison, \\'i.s. ; ni. ^laria
Smith.
IV. Alfred. ],. Sept. 27. 1812; m, Feb. H, 1837; Chiris.^a Ib.pkiiis oi Canfield, O. ;
■res. Ea'..d(ville. 0. 1, W.vitD Simson, b. .Ian. 1, ]S40: ni. Au^'-. 23, 18'J4: Panthea
Lenvitt (d Richland Co.. O. 1. Hrmst A. 2, Chfui-^ I. 3, Mivtin. 4, Franl.- F.
2, Luci.\ PosET-;-.\, b. Mandi (J, ISHj; m. Dec. 4. l^O-"), W'drtliin;^- Hall. 1, Jrrli,'/ ('.
2, Clar'iri E. 3, Fninh Ib'll. :!, S.u;ai[ ('i.aijis^a, b. .May 2, b^4=»; in. Aug- 20, 18f;u,
C.F.Udell. \, AU,i U. 2. Wnlt.r L. 3. Sn,. 4, I:v.\n<;i:i.ink Ai;tk\ii(V\ Au"- 5
1852; d. March 20, lSo3.
V. Florinda. b. March M, ISl.',; ,1, A^^^, 1S18.
VI. Levi. b. May l.v. ls17; m. .lane Morris. .1. t . ; res. Madora, \\arren Co., bnva.
VII. Xancy .li,(D-(.n, b. July 20, 18l'J; \\\. Feb. 18, 18:38, Addison Cri.ssy of Sbn-klon,
X. Y., who d. 1841; (2) .hine 1843, David (.'rosberk of W. Po., Iowa, who d. May, IS.ll';
',3) I'fi-diniiDd Pauld, I808. of l)en)iiark. Iowa, ^vbo d. about IS'U. 1, Makif.L.I li., b.
?ilarch 18, 1S39. 4. by 2d m. : 2. Fiiankmx, b. April o, 1844. 3. AuTiiri; A.. 1). Dec.
14, 1847. 4. Ci.Ai'-.A I,T-NA, b. Nov. :iO. isil), /. bv 3d ni.: 0, Mati'ik Ai.k k, b Oct
10. 1860.
VIII. liufus Freeman, b. .Inly Ut, b'^21 ; left home about 1841 and not since heard
from
IX. I'dorilla S.. b. .lulv bS, 182:'.; m. Dec. 14, 1812. Clark C. F(.o)nis, win. d. Auii'.
fl. lS(itj; r(s. Trumbull. O. " 1. Cakot.ink A., m. Juno 8, 18f;2, E. L. Ford. 1, Fiank
E.. b. Mmv 1.0, 1804. 2. I'loni J/., b. March 5, 18(i7. 2. Imjank A., b. A].ril 3. 1840;
ni. June i2, 18(;7. 1, AVA^ E.. b. April 22, ]S70. 2, Vn-mm E. . b. Auir. 23, 1872. o,
0!:}'iii\ C., b. Jn.lv III, ].-"4S; d, Jan. 27. ]s50. 4, MAiiTi.v M., b. Jan. 2o, 18o4. 0,
CuAr.i.i;s 1'.. b. Auir. 22, 1^^J(;. G, ]j.vii;.\ C, b. Ja1v ;;l, 1801. 7. Stkj.la T., Oct. 2,
1803.
X. Dora F., b. M;.v 2<», ls:;0, m. Sept. l!i. IS.V.', Ireneus M. Foote; res. Madora,
Iowa. 1. S...N, b. l>ec. ]7, isilO; d. Jan. (i, l^'Ol. 2, ('i.aua J., b. Mandi 19. 1801. 3,
Airrnni P... b. March 29, b-OV 4, May Posk, b. May 1. 1807.
136432. Ara Tultle, b. A]u-ii 2. ] i.^:S; d. .Ian. 11. 1.S49, in Austiiibur-h. Ohio; m.
June. 1^12. Saliy .Minerva .Mills; (She was halbcousiii to Martin Mills.) chil. b in A.
I. Mary, b. in 4'orrin-i'ord. Coi;n., July 20. 1813: ni. Mar(di. 1831. Thomas
Makepi;aci- Filidi; ri.'s. Corry. Pa T... .Mrs. Fiteh we are indebted for this record of .\ra
Tattle's de-cendents. 1. <,'F.(i;[,i \. ni. May 0. lS.~ii, in (b'ue7a, Ohio, Slieldon Hij^-bv; 1
cliihl. 2, AiiKnirs.v. m. Mav In.").';, A.lriun A. Ibirrows; res. Corrv; 1 .didd. :!, .Maky
Mahia, b. Dec. 2:1. ls31: d. Ma.\ ^?i>. ls.-,4. 4, IIatikikt. b. 1s41;'hi. Dec, 1802. 11 A.
Ilut.-un, au'I luid tlire.. chihirfu. •"). d'lroM.vs Mii.i.s, b. July. d. Sept., 1S44. 0, Stki.i.a,
1840; m. Jan.. l.sO'-, P. X. lAveu.
IP- Maria, b. May 21, 1>^15: ni. in Ausriid.uroh. Ohio. Feb., 1837. Anuiriah Case.
1. P.KV. 11()1;atii). iCouu-. min.) e.lncated at Oadesburi:. III. : m. ami has ()m> child. 2,
lihv. Haim,\n P-u;k, (('oul'-. min.) ed. at tialc.-buri:-. 3, M.vkia, m. and has on'.rchild.
4. Maicv. twin with Mjiia.; d. in Iowa, ."i, Pkksi.-, teacher. 0, 11i:\ky lIo'W.Mti).
The above f.iiu. l;ve> in Cass Co.. HP
lit. .\-:ihrd. b. .Iune4. 18!7; m. iti Denmark. Iowa, ancl h.'is.mes. and, tw.tdaus.
IV. Pii.'iu- !).. 0. Oc:. H. is]:i: i„. in X.-Ison, Ohio; hrel 3 chil. ; all d. v.; he d.
in loua. Oct. 1. isi;:;. ^
\'. I'riel, i.. Julv Pi. P's-Jl; m. in'o'eiieva, Ohio; had 1 s. and 3 datr-,.
Vi. Leu-is. b. April 21, 1^2;); m. in 111 ; had 1 child; res. Indianola, Iowa.
VIP .Martha, b. Sup:. 2. 1^25; m. Kev. .V. IP ('as(.', in (Jem-va; r.- AshPind, Ky. : 2
chiljl-e.'l.
VHP {.'i.'ne-nt. b .hi!y 9, 172?; m. :ii Iowa ami had :] ss. .ami 3 Jans. ; res Oass Co ,
lo\'.a
l.V. .iohn, b D.'c . 1S3I: ,|, in Denmark. b>wa, 1>^4-V
TUTTLE.
41
X JauiPS. b. .luiip, 18;58; m. ; res. Orci^on Tor.
XI. Sarah, b. iNo-^i: ni. Pioroe in Dnimark, IS.-)"), and lind 3 ss. ; res. Portland,
XII iieniiuiiin b. in Nelson, (.ibiu, le:). ; in.; res. Ibmnihul, M"
XIIL Pcrsis, b in X., iy:i;); ^rad. D<'nuiark Acad., b>wa, ISGG, now a teacher in
Portland, Oregon.
136433 Ira Tuttle, twin with. .\ra, d. Jan. 12, ISlU; m. April 23. l^O'J; moved
from ("unn. to Eu^r'a-viUe, Ashtabdki Co., Ohio, iNUt'; m. Charity Mills (sis. to Martin
Mills): chii. b. in'Ka-ieville. „ i<- ,
I Bradford b Julv 7. IblO. (su named lor maternal descent from (.to v. hradtord
..f Plvmouih colon'v): m. "-Ian. 27, lS::i-l. .Inlia A. I3each. He was instantly killed July
4 1870. Familv lives at Mecca, Tnimbull Co.. <)1iio. 1, MAUCtsM., b. xVi)ril 11, 1<Sd6;
in Nov. 21. ISilO, Kate Soutliwick. and lias one s., 117'/ ->///( .S. , b. Jan. 12, IMlO. 2,
AllCM b bee 4 ISkl; m. Sept. 12. 1S(>7, David S. Marvin.
11.' ElH-n. b. Sept. 2:-!, 1S12; m. Sept. 25, lS'd?>, Sarah L. 'I'horne; ,«. i. ; res. Au.s-
Lin ,UY '•j^_^J.'^^J;^ ^. ^ ,^ ,^^ .^ >^-,,^. o,)_ -i^^ji. ,^, J),-.,.; ]o i,s33, Henry Paine; lOchil. b.
in Le Rov all living lSi7n. 1, Ei.izvHKrn, b. April 0. 18:50: m. Nov. 9, l851i. C. A.
Wri-'ht and had4chil.; res. LeKov, Lake C..., Ohio. 2, AvitF.i.iA, b. Jnne 2t;, 1830;
m Dec -V) I8n3 A \V. Beach, and had 2 chi!.: res. Le Hoy. 3, M.\T;V D. , b. May 2,
1841- ni Nov IS 1808, L. L. Keevish, and had 2 chik: I'es. LeLoy. -1, Cu.\m,oTTK, b.
Jan ^-^ 1843- m Mav 20, 1801, S. B. Smith, and had -I chik; res. Weeping ^^ aier.5.
Nebraska Tcr o. hVa-duick E. b. Marcli 12, ISlo; m. Dee. 25, l^OiJ, J. L. Powers; 1
child- res Oil Citv, Pa. 0. Ira TrTTi.K. b. Jan. 31, 1S17; m. June 9, 1870, E. M.
Hunon- res Le Bov. 7, Hakhikt N., b. Julv 9, 1851: m, Nov. 30, 1870. T. W. (iard-
ner. 8.' Cn akkv. b. Feb. 25, 1849. 9, Stki.i.a. b. July 19,18,73. 1(1, 11em;y. b. Oct.
18 1S55.
"' IV (leor.'-e \'., b. Murcli21. 1817; m. Oct. 22. 1845, 3iar;ha Palmer; res. <- rand
BaTiids. Mirh" cliii 1. E. Emkkv. 2, lit liKNK V 3, Si;kkn<) H. 4, Wai.tf.k O.
Tlie.-e 4 brothers rem. toOrand Hapids, 1804. . ,. .
\ Harmon P., b. March 24. 1821; m. Au-. 18. 1842. Mary S. Ivekey; (2i Lizzie
Kintner. Maivji. 1S70: /. by Isf m.; Amf.i.ta A., b. Jan. 2], 18 11; n... Dec. 21, 1809,
Beniamin Cope, and had 1 child. „ . , ,,. t. , • -■
VI Ch-i-lotti' J., b. Marcli 3, 18:^; m. Nov. 5, 1S50, Lucius \\ . Pec!:; i.; 1,
El, 17, \ C., b. June 20, 1855. 2. Latua 1L, b. Jan. 7,1857. 3, Anna A., b. Doc. 17,
1800. 4, FuKDF.KU'K (i., 1'. Jan. 9, b->u5. 5. Mabij. A.,b. Aug. 30, 18,ik re^. liius-
vilie, Pa'.
13644. Esther Tuttle, l'. Sei>t. 14,1758; d. Feb. 14, 1830; a. 78; m. Juno 22.
17.s<) J<,hii Ives. He rem. to Harkhumstead. 171 1, an^l d. tin-re Dec. lU, Is-xi; a. 91.
'l Lolv, m. Cap!. Jerrv Hart ^s. of llawkin- Harl and liis 20 v. f . ». b. m Wnli'd.,
Conn Oct I'l", 17S4; rem., IT^O to Wavne. Aslital^ula C., 0.; (-arpenter. 1, AlUUK.
m Cv'ril Woodworfh. 1, Dr'/.n'ln. 2, Li/.'<"n<hr. 3 and 4. EJ'rt,, nun L-d:/. twm.s.
2 \y\\-\\\ m. Sul)mit Coleman; i2)Hiirriet Phillips Tuttle; 2dcous.; res l,indenvilie,
(,)'. ;-. bv l-;t m.; 1, 111,,-!!. 2. X/-'//)"/-. /. by 2d m.: 3, J- /-/v/. _ 4, (} ,<r<]C. 5,
yr>-ahd'i 0 (inir,; -'nil tine ciiii." 3, FlDKLtA. in. Slielinali; .V. 1. 4, Jt;KliY. d.
v." 5, PirF.irK. m. Leonard 'I'utile; had .-ev. chik, d. y. 1. Snimul still living,
i'; Ju-'MI. <1. V. 7, Loi.V, 1. V. ^, Jks-k, lu. Wooihvorth; res. Wayne, O.
n. Sarah, m. Arn.mla (Jid'dings (bro. t)f Hon. JoshuaB. Ciddingsid' Ohio). 1, LVCY,
2. llAitiUKT. 3, AnAMJA. 4, Ai:k()RA, M. D., res. Anoka, Minn. 5, Jonx, res.
WiUiamstield, ().
111. Esther, m. \V;n-n-n (iiddings (bro. of Aranda), .1, Jfi.iA. 2, EsTKiiK. o,
Sakah. 4, I.KVl.
I'v . J:din, went ^outh and m.
V. .L-s-e. m. Atkins of Ihirtf.. Conn.; d. ■■<. i. in P.arklii'mnted.
VI L'>vi. 1,1. Claru l\-ters and ha.l ou,- s. 1, Wll.i.iAM.
V!I. Dnvid, 111. F.-inny Slade of B. He;!, .v. i., Oct, K', 1829. in Ik
Vni. Lo;-^. d iinin.; a. 2>» yrs.
13645. Jared Tuttle. b. June 2, 1700: rev. s<ddier; rem. froiu Tor. to So
i-!rr.r.,i ():;ra:-'<. C,., N. V. '' Started M:.^ 11. 17;)5," e:,rved o;: n b'rch c.m-. pr-r-rvcd
in ihe'fam. He d. in S. B., N, V.. in is:;(;: a. 70 vrs.; m. Boxatia. d.ui. of Jam..s U ard
of Sonuns, C.mn.; b. De.-. 4, r.i;3. She was of Tne liii geii. .u ^-^^.c. Irom W m. \\ aru
of Sudluirv. Mass.. 1039.
•12 KKANC'K 01' .lOJlX. I
I. F.vis. 1). June 11, 17S9; m. Ilanirt I'liillips. 1, (.teo. MEiiKn.i.. h Jun^^ I'.i. |
IblH; lawyiM- aiuTJ ihl^rc^ of iVobate in Warren, \^'an■en C'n,, O. ; m. .Ian. 7, \xil, Kmilv >
I.e.-; CM Ndv. -3, ls."-)-2, .' ulia Adeline Sullivan, t. liy 1^<t ni.: 1, H.irrut, \>. .hil\ :^,6. \
lS4i); ni. Ira Nolan. /. hy 2(1 m. '3. Gt-o. F/nUips/h. .hilv^T, 18r)4. ;5, .V</n/ S.'/t'nr. i
h. Sept. 20, 18of!. 4, .7"/</^ Milton., h. Sept. ^.M, iH.jy. 5, U'///. K!ls>rnrth, h. .Vlar-'li 14. 1
ISlll. (5, ('hiirlrs. h. May."), I'l-OS. 2, II.mmjikt PiirhLirs. Nov. .^), IM<»: m. 1S:12 Pa\ i(i \
llart (2(1 cons.) ami Itad .5 cliil. '■',. Ki.iz.MiKTii AYEi(>. li. .Ian. \?,. 1823: iintn.; wimi i
south in winter of l^TO-l vitli a dan. of Hon. .Tosh. \\. tiiddiny-s fur healtli. 4, S.\kaii I
Jank, I). Dec. ."). 18M0: nnni. ; re.?. i/oU'lirouk, O. She had corres. sov. vrs. atr" I
with one o'i I 'avid 'rutile's desc. wjjo \\a-> then coUe.-tin^r 'J'uttle i;enfalo^^y ; pa[K-rs n..! ).
found, h, Ki.i.KX 1-1C(',HM.\, h. .)au. 14, 1834; unin.: ifs. Piiiia., with Or/Wni. P.i\ I'.t- t
11. .lartd, <1. X. /. "I
III. Hiram. |
W . , ni. — — Walker. Scv. dan-. ?
13646. Charles Tuttle, h. -lan. :;(l. 17(12; d. .May 14, iSdO; m. 17.SS, P.MSettu i
C'a'^c of Haikhani.^trd, t'onn., who d. Hoc. o, IS41. ;i. S2. ' \
I. Charity, h, 17s:l; in. .Joseph Fox of (iianh}, Litidiiield (,'o., Conn.; ren;. to ]
('hilt, Monroe (_'o.. X. V.- acrunuilated a handsoie.e ]iropcriv. and ?;he d. there, h. {., s
July .J. I8.")0. ■ i
11. Charles, h. Sept. IC. 1701: ni. ls:;i, l{,.|„c,-a Pike. 1, .Cvxi;, h. .hilv 24, ls:;2; "
ni. .John Kllioi of (hill, X. V. 2, Hki.kn, I). Dee. 25, 1S:M; d. Nov. 2',t."l812. :;;.
CuATii.KS D.VYTON, h. .lum-oO, ISW; d. .Julv ."k 1s42. 4, A.v.nm:, b. March l-";, 18h); ni.
April 12, 1S(J.5, E. K. Hohne.s of Stafford, Conn. ."), Xki.mkM.. b. .June .7. ls4r); re?.
Center Hill, Conn. i). l-"i;A\e|.:s E., 1). .>ray 8, 1^40; ut. l-eb. 2, l87i>, Prescotl E. Barnes
ui New Hrtf.. Conn. 1. '.'/v^r?> .^^a//. 1),"<)(T. 12, 1871.
IH. Peiiial. ^., d. 1814. a. 21.
iV. Harvey, b. Ajiril 21. 17'.M; m. On lo, I'^Pi, Liiey Taylor, and .<oon rem. to I,e
Uoy, (.renesee. Co., N. V,, and In- d. There, May 27, 1840. on ihe farm where he first
.settled. She d X'ov. 2:! jsv^-,:!. •' p,..;- tlie lust 2.7 year- Mr. 'J'uiile has been aTi inh::!.;:-
ant of Ee lioy, and has ,-vrv jii-iintained a (diara'-ter of tried probity, the most undiuel;-
ing Veracity, .and strictest inteircity. l".-:,.tul as a imblic ciii/en, ami andable in the walks
of j)rivate life; respected by an extinsive circle of ;icipiainl:\iic(^s abroad, an<i beloved
for his private virtues at home, .Mr. 'r.nitle's departure will be fidt and acknowledged,
not only as an irreparable l..>s lo hi-, famiiyand cunnet'tions. but also as a calamity to
tlie public at large. He endured a loni,^ painful and distressini,^ illness with i)atiei!Ce
and foriitiuie. and dit^d rejoieinL'' in the hope of a tinal resurrection from the torn!), and
believing- that an <'ternity of bliss a waidM] his beantitied soul.'" — Xi /r.^pdjii r . 1, CuAKl.Ks
Al.JStOX, b. Nov. .7. 1818: u'rad. (ienevaCol.; stml. law uith .1 ud^^' tiardnt-r of Kocli-
ester, N. Y.: m. AJaria Lo:;i>e Patch, ■!der, ,i:rad. of Ingliam J'niv.; rem. to .^tilwaukee,
Wis.; crossed the plains to Cal.. Isp.!; roi!.,\ved nutiing- at Michic-an P.iull, Cal.. till ls,74;
rem. to Auburn, Placer (.'o., Cal.; resumi-d ])ractice of lav.-. Ihis iieen State Seiiator 2
yrs., and Recorder of the Supreme Court several yrs. His wf. d. in Rrooklyn, N. Y. .
Oct. 11, 18(j8, while on hi>r return home froni xisifiuir friends east. 1, (7ii'/-'i'-t. h. \[ay
II, 18.74; Y. (.'. E. S. : assoe. with his f. in j.ract. id' law; m. Nettie Hiown. /. . 1.
Harry Albion. 2. Charles Wiusor. 2, Fr^'U rlrl.- ri.r.-«'i,. b. Sep. 28, ls.77; Y. C. E. S. .
assoc. with hi,s f. in jiract. of law; m. Susie Davis. 1, Charles. 2, Made;''. '•'>■
Frederick Hairlai\. :5, Fmnf: Ac/^r///, b. .Tune E \^^'<\: num.; interpreter of Chinese on
the So. Pac. H. ]{. He learned the languai;i' <d' a Chinesf servant, svho had bei-n in the
fannly over 20 yrs. 2, .Tcli.v Ai;\rAXi»A, !i. April 7, Is^-j:!; m. Sept. :'., 1'''47, Sierlin^i- < '.
Stephens, and d. Ft4i. 18. ISjl. 1. Fhn-Ula Miiirtti . m. .lohn Hazen: he d. leav. .7 chil.,
of wdiom were .Julia and Fannie. '■], ( 'ATtiAJtix;: \'i;i i\.\, b. Oct. 12, 1n2(J; trrad. Ihl'-
luvni Euiv., Ee Hoy, X'. Y.; rem to Cal.. 1S,-)S. ]i;is beiu a teacher several yr:s. at Auburn,
<Jal.: ni. xVpril 8, 1S4.7, Chester E^-tnall Shuie, wiio d. .\u-. oO, lyCiS; farmer. 1, FliTunct
A<ldl. b. J^ec. 18, 184S; m. >hir. 'l.7, 18i;.7, Henry Sneie.' 1. Cerirude Slade, b. Oct. iS.
Estii). 2, .Jessie Mm-eiice. b. Oct. :>, lS7n. :!." lua Kate, b, .Ian. 7. ls72. 4. Hc^ward
Henry, b. .luly 28. fsTt. .-,, KIsuorth St:me. b. .May 12, l^sp 2. //■'■;'/.,'/ T'ltt'r.h.Y'-h.
1!), 18.71; now (1882) in eniplov of Si>. IV K. \l. Co.:"unm. :',. Cirri, M^n-i.i. b. Aug IE
I8.7»i; m. April 21, 187:', Hiram Hoyt Kichmoiid. 4, Clmrl.s Umry, b. .iune 11, l8.1s'.
4, ('ai{(.h,IXH Mi-.i.issA. b. Am:. Il,'l><-'!1: i'ra4. nnith. course. Jr.Lrhatn Euiv; rem. to
Cal., ]S78: \:\. .Tan. 18, isiIO, |;,.v, .b.lu, D.-ilfoji Hl.-dn iMetit Epis. ). b. X. .1. lie
retuin'Hl ttiXe\cark, X..J.. 1.^0.7, a'ld has since d. -i. ^ Slie has been ;l teaidn-r in .Vuburti.
Cab, .sever.nl yr^ .7, E!>\vAi;r) Dkk.s Ai.I.kx, b. X'ov. Pj. 18.'il: ero.->sed plains tu (.'ai..
18.72; engaged in mining till war beirun, tb.en erdisted in the tirst Co. raided in .Vubi^rn-
TUITLE.
4$
■v.-.<,^d and l.t Lieut.: mustered out at Vmi \ n.un: appt. Assist. Quartor Mabte up. lu.s
75 Yn (Vl L.- • mn. to Ari/ona: .vs. Sunurd. (ivalKuu Co.; m. 18..U. Maru>.ta Louisa
^""v GeoVi^ ■ l{.;.K d.'^lau.':, 1^^7: m. Hannah TIuU-Iut: set. in tjat.-s, Monro.
I". \' Y SheVem to Va. with - ss. L Sox, d. y. 2, Mil.Es, n.. and d. sev. yrs.
.mvv h>av. wf. andtlu-ee cliil. ::. Al.UKKT. m. and res. near B.Hmvdk-, Mo. . lU nhKT,
; it'ed earlv in war it, Ocn. MedeUa.rs div.. and d. ol d.seas. .n hospUal in bb.-L
VI Ile'h.a b ITiiS: d. Uct. Of). is:.l; nu Mmard Hn.uarf. rem. iron, (.enesv (o,
X. V.tor;ulna;- >li'i: i. Ku.KN. ^.WiM.tAM. :;, A xnuKW. 4, Ax.k,.,nk Kt.ix.^.
a, (\\iu>i.rN!
i'>r-A7 t^nrnh Tnttle 1> Sept. 10, IT'-: d. ls4-.\ a. TU;m. in Barkhamsted,
(^mn':lMe,^;;^luh"^wf.), .!. i,> llrt^., C.nn.. Sept, 174o: d. Oct. 12, 11.^^, a.
" '"'l "' William, 1.. -Inne, 17^.-,; d. v., South, unm, , ' . ,0,,- v^. ., ,
II Pek- b Feb. -is, 17b7: d. Jan. 11, isr.lj. a. .:3: m, .Ian. 8. 1M>/ K^^'cUt.
(>,.-noerof(;^uivil!e Ma- . who d. .1 u! v 43. 1S72. a. S<l. 1, t'l.AKlssA, h, Apru 1.,
iwi; m. Nov; lU, ISoS. liussell Smitl> of Sandislield, Mass. 3. .losKPH h. .;an.^8.
iVl'n't Get 17 184::;. Diadama Wilder of Bark.. Cniu... and d. there .Inly ]., 1801.
i!b^;-id:nowlivin.:onoldhomestendiuBarlchan,st.:d. 1 ^['-'l^- J- -J'"'"^ •>• ^^''
■vim :-l P.-i.K<;' 1). March 7. ISIG; m. May, IS-IU. Maria 15. Stewart of BrookUn,
\ y' inVon^hkeepsle. X. Y.. wlierehed. \.Est,U,. 2, Hlrirn H.
lli Whitiio'-, !'. 178;t; nu and had s. and dau.
IV. Luther; b. 17V0: m. 15arker of Canioa, (Vmn.; .«. 1
V. Sa'iv, b. 171»:;; ni. ritaunee-^ Phelpsof Otis, Mas--., and had h ehd.
13G48. DtiYid TuttlC, b. No. Haven. Conn., Oei. 15. 1 77U. Aliet- ,1 of his^p:^r-
.,d:^ vv^" take. l,v his eld. lu-o. ( Major Isaiah Mo luing up, and hvc«l witli htm rmt,120
ve-irs,.f a>-e- re'u " I7;l^, to \-,.rnnn, Uneid.a Co. N. \ .: bon.i;-lit land and built a .Lve,.ixiL'
Uui^e: \l IK.] visited 'I'or. an,l m. Polly, dau. of Major Samuel Austin of ^-^^^y^
with ln<^ bride renrrmV. to the wi!d.-n,ess.- He was v,-ry active, and public .spirited lu
buildJn-ehnrehes school houses ai.d all the imblic imiu-ov.meut.^ in^eded m a new se.ae-
ment; ("m:, of luil. : u mail of strong mind and sound ju.ig..u-ui. though without educa^
tional advantages, excpt the winter d.striet school. ■'^r.'^'Z'^'^v'V^^u'Vll'Jc
He was throwH from his carriage and killed m -i lyie, 18C4. Mrs. I'olh iutih-d. D.c,
Is.H, a. '•,'_,>^'"^Yi,a, 1,. .M-rit, I^^O.'; m. ls:^2. 'j-iieolhy .lenkins, b. in Rarr-, Mass , Jar.
2't 17i*;i- shed, ai.o.it a Mar a.ft.-r. , , • * .i
' II ■ Harriet b Nov bSDr;; m. 182H. lier Uro.-in law, 4'imothy Jeiduus. At tlie
(i.re of Hi los* his f.'and had to depen-l on himself. Tau-ht scluml. ^^tud._law, and wa<
ftdmi'ted to the b.ar H^'^o Soon after openod an oihce m \ er m iN.-: lem. o-
?hSaCastb. ProsecutincrAttv. for Oneida Co. 1840-5. Cnder the appointing power
of the State held the othce' for ten years of At.y. to the ()neiua Indians and .ecured
the unbounded confidence and respecr of 'hat peculiar people who imver .t".'-';'^' '''",,
or'forgive au injurv. In 1S41 was .>lecf.'d to Con>^ress, o-am in \>-U,. again 11. .80U. In
lS.-,7 W was a ],roTuinent candidate for a s.,at on the iH-n.di of the ( ouit of Appea,^. tiu-
hio-lmst post in the Judiciarv <,f the Srat,-; and more than one- has been named "i nom -
narmgclmv.ntionsand public prints for the candida.-y .,t t.overuor ol N . \ ._ ^^^'^^^^
an ami-slaverv d..m. till in 18,-,5 he abandoned the party to winch ^Lese ,nnnciples .set •
obnoxious. Hed. at Martiusburg, ].>■^v^^ Co , N. V., (attendingcourt). Dec. ,4. iN). a.
01 4 1 Cii \K).i;s MnNT<;OMKUV. b. Sept. 21. is:;0. In eonnection with his young hio..
assumed the .ntire mana-emont .d' his fathers farm, and wiH. sn.di '^idust ry. . g^^.d
judgment ami success as to excite tie- admiratiou -d the neighboring tarme. suu-
became mud. interested and took a semi-parental i.ruh- ,n the nuunv boy. .la L Ham
C.d 1852; stud, law: admitted 1.854, ami taken as partner l.y h.s t. lli> hea th taii.n.^ uc
traveled to the far West, and afterward t:.ok a sea vovajre to Nrwtoundhuid : in Ma>^
1855, Ann Eli/.abeth Stevens, and next year with wf. and pan-nts went to Nu-m . .s vv
Provuh-nce O^ahamas), and re., abt. eight mos. for his Inaifh, !.ui, without beueht. lie
*N-oiK.-Vern,.n w..s set. princinaUy by r<:op!. fmra W mstcd and ad o,nn,o '^^^^^^f^^^^^:^'^
Conn., who formed a company and laid out a mwn plot '" '-^"/;^1''"^' ^^f "^.nd ih ^^" lomw^^^^^^
a. Vernon Center. The tev/n was or-anize.i by .net of J'.-^'.. f-eb ,7. '\^^-J"'l ^J'' "' ■' '"'^" ."^^^'nk
di'ected to bo held ,11 the heu=;e .>t David T.ntle on thetir-t 1 ues(l:iy m AunI, i,-ro.
^Xorr. -Discourse at the funer:d of H,.n. T^muthv Jenkins, delivered in ';■; '■;:;-f //^I^Sul^^n^e
Ca,.Ie. Dec. ... i;:;>,. by Rev Samuel J. .Mae. uilh proeeed,ct,'S ot ()ne..;... Lo. iv.r, ai.d o. t,.e su,.. .n-. .
Coeri of the tiflh Judiei.d District, printed at Syracuse by Summers Brothers.
4^ I'.KAXCH OF JOIJX.
r.t lu.nirand <1. ; .-ons ) I .-r -JU, !-,.,(.. A youn^^ man „f run- promise and cult.ur *
^ H.UAM l.TT.K^ 1'. ISJ;^. ^ra,. Ilam. Tol. uith his bri, ; stud, law and was
taken inn. i,aitn.T>!,,j, wul. lus t. ; H.Tt.-d Di.t. Atty. IS.VJ nnd lield for tlnw s-i.Tes.iv',-
Terms r. nine y.-ar.) He m. lS(i2, CornrlK, Danl.v of Ttica. X. Y., and reuiUu-re th..
following yrar. 1 he strain oL a lar... civil ,.ra,-tir,., combined with his duth-s ,,1
I rosecntin- Aity., hastened his death, which took ida.-c u. IStiS. Th.- Ttica i.aorrs con
ULUKMl iml oi.ituarn-sandbio- sketcho,. L Moy,, JhtnUi, b. 1^(M. -, Clu'rh^Tunoilni
h. lM>h; da. 1 yr. ,y 1 un:. b l-fi:!. 3, Ft.oi^A. b. S-pt.. lyi^S; with her aunt, Mrs
L. .l.-nn<'tte Jenkins. colleer<-d and Imwardod most of tliis ivrord of ih'Sf,>rul"nt- of r-mt
Duvid 'l-uttle; m. June, lyTo. W. .b-rnnie liickox; res. Oneida Casth' "
\\\. Hiram Dayton, b. fS(),j; num.; res. on the old homestead in Ver • held in hi-},
<'.stimati(,n by his :oNvi.sineu; ■'lus uord as -ood as his bond;" has been Supervisor tvvo
or three yrs. J he old home is venerated and L.ved bv all the dese. of ('a]>tain David
am! Its character for liospitality and imiohburly kindnt^s is wdl r:iaintained bv Hiraiu
D. and his sister.
ly. Mary Austin, b. iNlli. unm.; re.s. vitb h.-r br.). in the oM houu^
V . Charles, d. y.
^^J\ •^''''!;\''"":'H'"','-- ■'"'r','"' '-^•^' *'^""'l'il'-'-"f I'-'^-i'l Tuttlo-sd.-sc); m. Jum.,
US-Jo, Jo.sia]i Wlupide Jenkins of Harre, Mass.; ,.,,us. of Timothv s.-t in ^•(.rnon Ls^O-
lawyer; eminent and successful; f.md of rural pursuits, puldic spirited, a<lornedhi8
farm and planted long- rows of shade trees in the public .streets of Vernon These now
lofty and hu grown, living and beaut, ful memorials, better and more endurin..- monu-
ments than the granite that laiarks his last resting place, lie d. of tvphoid fever Oct.
lyo.; a. 4. yrs. , lUvin Ttni.i . b. May -t, is;!.i; studious, considerate, mature in
judgment, and .s„ helptul to his mother, that he seemed to fill his fs. j.Iace in the fam
txrad Polyterlnue nst. at Troy, X. V.; ..tu<i. law and bciran practice. Th.. war
breaking out - he did nm leave hou,. .- writ.... hi.- mother. •■ until the s..coud vr. as mv
t^econd s. went at the lirst call. au<i lu-. i<l wa< so nece.sarv to the fam thai I felt "j
eouid not spar.- hnn. But the following y.-ar when the ariuies became .lecimated. and
He President called for ' three Inmdred thousand more.' and the militarv committee .d'
the c.uiuty decided to raise ano her regiment, Davi.l, bv th.-ir recommendation was
appointed Adjutant. In the work of o,vani/.ing the regiment 1 14ti X V voN ) he
was nuleiatigalde. and received his com-ui-^ion as Maior. Col (h-rrard, then recenth
m eommaml at W est Point, was its tii-t Cohmel. On the arrival cd' the re.^t at VIbauv
David wascomnu.-imied hieut.-Col. by the(u.v. on th.- rcaminuuHlation ot^Col Cerrard'
J he regt. remain. -d one month in cuno at Arkn^^ton Ib-ights; the,, oideivd to the front
and taking pan in tlie baitb- of F.ed,-ii.d...l,„ru-, ,,n!v three mo... from its or..-ani/.ation
buosecpi.mlv engaged in all the Inatle. of the ' .Vr.'iv of the Potomac.' it ;;irned the
tit(e by winch it was every u here known, of • the !i-hting regt.' At the battb- of (ie'tv^-
burg t^ol. Jenkins, comm.ude.! the regt.. Col. (Jerrard commandim; the bri..-ad.'. Soon
luter tuat great battl.' Davio uavc,;mmi.ssi<u,ed Col. ai,<l a few months before he died
u'comniandedth.' brigade, and his name had been forwarded for a com as Pri- -
.en. le was ,n the battles of i'rederi<d<sbur-, ' •hancellorsville, ( b.ttv..b,n- Pappa-
hanuock Stat!on,_ Pri.tol Station. Mine i;,,,,. WiUlamsi.or;. Washiu-ion "Heb'hts,
ana lastlv in th. ci-eadful carnage of the Wilderness wheiv he fell brav.d v (dein-dn-
the enemies Icittenes " Promtiie ir,/.v',/,.y/.,„ X,:fl.n.d l.tdlhlmr, r: ■■Killed hAhe
battle m the W ihh-rness. May h. ]sri4. Col. David T. Jenkins of \-ernon. Oneida Co X.
*„. •■^'''^- -'^^•"'uchof th.-greathi-iory.d-di.sappointed i.opes. -^v or;hv ambition, tender
atteclion. weep sorrow and unspeakable grief, mav be comi,re<sed in the record of a
single M-ni, nee. In the lo.-s of Col. Jenkins one more elVerin- has b.-eu .sacriliced on
ttiec.stly altar oi patriotism, a career of brl-hl xoune- promise' .-losed, a si.eiv of active
usefulness t.-.-mma-ed, a .our.-e of in!lu,-m-e in th.'- communii ^ when- he had been known
from c,,,ldh.jr,d and ha.-l oroua into a ,e.pe,-fd n,anhoo,l cu ojT. and a hoiue bereaved
of (Mie in wluuii all The dumesfic aib-cllons wer.' Strom, deep and f.-rvent He was a
young man ot more thai: ordinary worth . .d' more than a ve,a..v abdit v of culture of
solid qmthties and of commanding i,,tluen.-e; and it is d ,.e a 111, e to tl^ li vi mr and the
dead that s.i-li ..Jiould be houord in a e,,,,, fu! rememluaiice.- The r,'/.w 11, rnhj in
speaking o| our hes.e.s i„ th.-.t l,;,tile savs: -In that cuifli-t >ve lost Col D.avi.i' T
• lenktus than whom a brave- or imue meri;(u-iou> eJicer never livd. lb- was ac.-ounted
■one OI the l,es, engineers In the .\imy of the I'oromac. who w,-re n.-t A\-esi r,,int .nadu-
n!^''T''c''"K''\^"""-H,"' ^"t"'" ■^'- .'•^"■'■'■n^-'^elivcrocl in ihe L'nh. -.hh . Ve.-.n..n. N. V, Sunday.
IP M m" r''/' i,r'''' f'^^-'-'V t'-'n'"'-=^--- ^•■•'tl'. -^ bi,)-r,i|.,:,i.,a s-Kclch by Ansun J. Upsen, i'rof. of Khct
in M.iui, K.'A. .-Vib.-'nv. Van ."^cntliuys.-n, i.Mati--i, i?5-
ric
TrTTLK, 45
iitfs. lie \\:is iiimc-(juaintO(l witli tlic science of iU-ins when he mtcred ujujn l\is 7nilitarv
cai'eci', hut imlu-;! I'lmis <tii(l}, leiili'il to ;i.cii-;i!-, ready iiiid c iinprclicnsivi- niind, made
liini tlie superior lit' must el" tlie volunteer ollieci-s of siuiiL-if rank. i le was rin-id as a
discipliuarhui. hut llie testimony in the army is that In- was a mosi exi-cHiMii o'ticer. lie
participated, always t.iravely, in the; urc;a liuttles of Fredieksl)U!i;, CliancfUorvilie and
Gettysburg, and now leaves behind liim an undying record. Jle was one nt' tlie hesr.
surveyors in the county, and j)revious to joining tlie nrmy, had entered on u pruniisin"-
practice as a lawyer." .Extract from the Uiira Ohm rri r: "His (Cnl. .Jenkins) ahilitv,
integrity and unas.-uming worth, caused him to be held in tiie highest estimation wherever
lie was known, and he was considered one ot" the iiios* jiri'mising young men in tlie
county." 1 miglit cupy long jiages from obituary notices regarding hiju in our conntv
papers, l)ut the above v/ill sho'.v the estimation in whicli he was held, and I will now
finish tlie record of tlie rest of tlie desc, of my f. — .i//'.v. 7-Y"/v/ ./. Ilick-i,:.-. 'J, .1 k.nnkttk,
b. July C, 1S;JS: d. a. ."^ yrs. :i, Amki.i.v, d. inf. t, J.wils Kik.ai;, b. .June :2'2, \<Aa'.
left Hamilton col. with about twenty otiier .-iiKk-nts a feu weejss after " Siimpter"; went
out ^^■ilh the " ()ni»:da Cav.alry " as 1st IJeut., ami Served for one year. His hro.'s regt.
(I'Kith) aniving at the front, and both bros. desiring it. he was transferred to the 14(ith,
and soon after received a t'apt.'s commission, lie was in 24 hard foisght battles, besides
maity sk-iriiiishes; was wounded in the Peninsula cnm]ni.ign, ami very badh' woundeil
at hiittU' iif (iettyshurg, after which he received a commission as ^laj. " lie continued
in the army until the close of th.e war. ha\ine- seen n.s much hard service, I ilare assert."
say.shismo., " as any other man in it." i'ruf. Xovth nf Ihnnihon ('ol. in Ids war rec.
of that in.Mitution says: •'(..•ip;. .lames E. .leiddiis, wdio had been a leader in Col.,
proved himself wmthy to lead v.hether to quiclv death or to gla.f victory." He m. Feb..
ISJO, Kli-'.-:iieth l'iet<-e of Worei-ter, M:,-s.. and is ;;ow in business in New Yo'k. 1
^rllhd \V<:s!,biini. h. Fell. -20, 1N71. 2. VJ-///-.' T'fl'Jr. h. .\ug. lij. ].s::>. ;,, M.Uii Ki.i/.v-
15KTK, b. .'une !», IN-il: in. Aug., 1871, .\lo;'ris P. Brewi-r, a lawyer, .'ri^rinjiiiy j|.,,i;j
Verona, X. Y.: res. Council l-Jlur/s, Iowa. 1. .ji imcU, . h. May ;Ji). Ls72. -l~\':'injTii.tiU%
h. .fuly 17, l.'-.7-t. (j. .]osKi>]i Wtnei-i.i;, b. Dec. 2*1, istC; m. v>ept. 10, l.st2, Alice-
Stealey of \'ernon. I^ives at home v«itii his mo., managiivj: the farm, except wlie-.i
engaged in hi.s iirofi-ssion of civil engineer. 1, Jjuiiisd, b Feb. 14, liS74.
1365. Ebenezer Tattle, b. .inly ?,l, I7o'2; m. 175;]; sold hunt in No. Hav. to
bro., .bdiiid Tuttle; rem. t;) Lifchiield, Conn; d. 1773. Son F.!i admr. and guard, of
8 minor cliil., Lois, a. 14: Khene/.er, a. 7. and -fosiali, a. 4.
I. h;ii.
11. hois, 1-. I'^-.V.).
III. FI)enez.T, b. 17Gi;.
IV. .Jusiuh, b. 17')'.>
13851. Eli Tuttle, b. aht. i:.7S; d. 1792. iu Hansingbavg, X. Y.; est. adm.
ill Washington Co.; m. :d>t. ITsO. Ann<, wid. r.f .loliii (Jouldi I'armalee; after his d.
8he rem. with )ie-r chil. to 0;n'i(hi Co.. N. Y., aiid d. thr.
1. F:ii, b. in Wasliington, hitchtield Co., Conn., Aj.ril, 24, 17S1 ; lived at Pul-
aski, X. Y.; rem. to Piikville, X. Y., wdiere he d. abt. lS(i9; m, 1, Poi.f.Y. 2,
Sai;aii A^,\.
11. .John, b. April 7, 17S:3; d. Se]it. 2!l, 1.S70, a. 0;!; lumbering in Canada in earir
fe; set. iu Sandy Creek, Osweyo ('o. , X. V; m. .Ian. 17, fsipj, Hetsev ITurd. 1, AxN.v,
.,. Se])t. 12, '181:-!; m. Dec. lo, is;J4, John Hollis. 1, Wm. (I. b. Apt'il 1(1, ISlU); d. Aug!
80, 18G2. .lolni .l.>.^h't,i,h. .Jan. 2!), 1841. o, C.f/'Jv//, b. Oct. 2.7, 184(;. 4, /rinni-t.h.
.lulv 7, IM'.). 2. Hi-.i;kc<a. b. Nov.. 181.0; d. Am;. 20, lt.jl;m. Nov. 27, ls:;:j, Knos
Salisburv. 1, L>}lo>,, h. .lulv 11. is.iO: d. March 2;}, 1803. 2, J,'(,^ir<\ b. Dec. 11,1887.
8, JoscphiiH, b. 184.""): d., a. io mos. 4, f!,', b. .Julv 15. 1851. 8, Ki.t/.a, b. Oct. 25.
1810: m. F.d., 11, ls48. Hiram (iettv. 1, AiJn^'fu', \>. Sept. 11, 1841. 2. S:,i,/,i,/. b
.Fuly 22. 18!0. 8, 7.V '.v,//, b. Sept. [■{', is.-,l. 4, J.'ru,", Vvh. U, ls55; d. April 28, lSf;5.
A. .ic^.-'KPK, b. Au'j:. 8(», ISJS; 111, ,Ian 1, 1840. Catharine Snvder. 1, Mcyf/m A., b.
Xov. 4, 1840; d. Fel). 15, 1854. 2, //- .N, v /' , b. .Ian. 12, 18,08! 8, //.»/■// 7/.. b. .Ian.
25, 1850. 4, Jo.^fph J., b. Oct. 11. 1851). 5. .\r,i:f,, b. March 18, I82(t; d. Dec. 27. 1878:
m. Sept. 18, 1848, ("raharine Arnistrv)ii.:-. 1. .s.,.s/// KUzuhdh. b. Oct. 10, 1840. 2. 7:':/v/,
Amisfnn,;/, h. Oct, 28. 1851; gra>!. Y. C. I.. S.. 18s'0, taking the 'I'ovvnsend j-rize; In-
had taken the "Hftts prize at the junior examination, 1870. Collected this record of
desc. of his gr. f., puMislifHl in the ',87,7. 'v ( >,//■ y.>rs Sept. 11, ls,!t. At a fam. tnecting
of abmit 00 of .lohii 'I'uttle's desc. at Sandy Creek, Se])t., 1870. I'izra .\. delivered ;in
address which was ]iub'.ishcd with the ri.'cord. u. Doi.i.v, b. Aug. 18,182!; d. .\pril
28, 1874; m. Oct. S,- 1810. Truman Harding. 1. .'^almon 8', b. Sept.'lS, 1842; d. in war,
4ii
hllASVU OF .It'll .V.
1S'()4. 2, Gilbcrf X.. ]>. .!ai). 4, 1b44. :j, ,////yw,v /;., 1.. Mav 81, lb47. 4, Fr,inr<H K
h. Feb. H), 1S4!>. 7, Ntman, b. Jiilv S, IS-?;',; m. Jan. :{]', l8.-)0, Alniira Urigi^^s. j"
,-l«/t 1'^', //,(//. , b. Dec. 0. lS.-)n; (1. May '2il, isrc. 2, ,7-V(rt lii'i'ju--^. b. .(au. 30, IsH.^j. 'i'
M<n-llni Jl.. b. Nov. 17, ISiM, s, .Joiix, ]>. Au;;-. 4, \>^-irv, a. Sept. 15, 1S:>7. 9. Ctii.OK
1). Marcl\ I."., 1S5!*: i!>. .Ian. ID, isi"), W'allvr I'uMr.-. ], Dnpuit II nrd, b. March c"
JS4!t: (1. .Nil.;-. 11, isG-i. 2, .lAr.v, ,n/ /-; . b. Sept. 1, ]S,-,l; d. sVpt. 2;j, 1S(J8. :j. Endr.r'a
■J., b. Jan. '7, 18.);]; tl. .Xnv, -.'7. l^H:!. 4, 7.''.7/. r., b. Au;;. U, l.s.^o. b, ^[ar.slurU 11'
1). March s, is.-i7, ti. Vb'^d 11.. b. .Miuvh ."i. ls(,',\ ]0. Ki.i, b. An-;. Is. 1S2S; ni'
March 25. 1S:)4. Can.lin-,' Hobin^oiu 1. 11'//-. .//"//•.•<. b. Oct. :-;0. 18r.2. 2 ivw !h,Vy
b. \^.^^^. i:i. 1-71; (1. S.-pc. 7. 1872. 11. L.\ru.\, b. Feb. :). 18;11 ; d. Marcli 14, 18r,:J;
m. Jan. 2."), 18")2, Kphriai!! Carprnti-r. 1. >}■ lUim Tnfflv, b. March 1, 18,5:]. 12. IJuTn,'
1). Dec. (;. ls;!2; d. July 24. 1872; ni. Manh 22. ls.-);j. Fphmini (.'arpentcr. 1, FAiUe.
Bilo.", b. .Inu.>;l is.-,ii. 2. }far!j J,u„is„, b. April 2(i. 18(iG. :]. Minv KHzn, h. July 24
ISOH.
lib Mar\, b. Aus:. :;u. 178.-); m. A)n..-< .Mien of Orir^kanv Falls. N Y and d thr
in l.S.'i).
IV. .lamr.-^. b. Dec. -Jll. 1787.
V. Ho.lcrick X.. b. X..V. 2s. 17'.»0.
137. Scirah Tuttio, b. Jan. 17. K;;)!); d. -Xi-v. :;, 17;J1. In 1719, '^ being- of lawful
rA'^*'." she sold to .lunathac .Maiisliel'l one-scventli of a two acri- lioi.ne lot and house of
Sain'l Tuttle, Sen. lu 1722 Sarah 'i'uttle sold to Daniel Atwater her rt. in Uncle John
Xcwnnm's e--'. lu 172;l-4 i.s ( :db-il S;a-ah .Moiiiihrop, wf. of Jcr'm: rn. .bdm Moulthiop,
Jun.. b, .March 17, KiO*;. .-. <d' Sr-r^-r. .lohn and Abigail (Brad1fv)M. of K. Ha,v. Hod'
172:. a. :;i. '^ • ■
1. Jolin. ;hd. ni. Ab;.o-ai! llolr.
11. Sfeidn-n. living;-, 17-">S: S.Tut.
Hi. M.-!iuable.
i\'. Sarah, ni. 'I'inK.thy Russfll.
^' Marv, v.\ .bihn Diiwson
Vi. Abigail, ),. 1727; v.\. Juut ;;0, 1747. Daniel Coudsell,
1371. Johli Moillthrop, 3rd, draftfvl in 17.5.".; m. Abi^^^ail liolt. 1). Nov. 22,
17;io; \\.\H. of Daniel and .\n;;a (Snr.Tl),i 11., ami sis. of Anna, v.f, of Ti;u. Daw.son. Slic
m. (2 I Samuel Shepard.
!. Davi(i; sup. d. in Jersev ]iri.-on shi]>, 177il. a. 2(); ni. ib^jizlbah iiotchki.ss 1
Davm;
II. Jolin.
III. i?euben, <1. y.
IV. Koxauiia, m. 1777, .\bijah F-irdt-e. 1, .\i;i';.\ii. 2, ls.\ \c Hoi.t. ?,, PoLi.V.
4, ("i,.\t;issA. (1. y. .".. .\r;i,i.vii, 0, ,M\Ki.t. 7, S.Mi.Mi.d. y. 8, (iI';')t,'<;k. d. Sept. 1,
ISil.'i. a. 8yrs.: dy>. '.», .\.nn\. d. .!an. :j(). Isiu;, a S.t yvs. 10, S.\i!.\i!.
V. IJeub.'u,' b. 17t;:j: d. .inly 2!i, 1814. a. ol; ni.'S'ov. 18, T;!)2, Jlannali Street, h.
March 8. 17G7, (dan. of \{v\. Nirholas Street, jiastor of the elih. at iv llav., 17.5."j--l80H,
<ind his 2d wf., H.-mnali. dau. of David and Hannah I'anderson Austint, d. 1848, a. SO.
1. D.\xn;i, l-!ow}-N. dOct. :;, 171'-5, a. 1 yr. 2, M\i;i.\ II., d. 1841, a. 4.5; unni. ."i.
-<'r.,M![ss.\, d. 1742, a. 4 1: iinni. 4, DA\ii;i.. ;5, Di;f.iA. 0, Svi^nky. 7, Rktbe.n.
1374. Sarall Moulthrop, m. 'I'innjthy Uussell; b. Sept. 29, 1722: d. bef. 17.58:
lifid 4 chil., all buri'-d at two funerals, two in each i^ravr-; :a. (2) John Pardee, jr., of
No. Hav . 1). Jr^ne 27, ISDi He m. (D Dec. 12, 1744. Sarah Frost, and liad James, b.
Man-h 25. 174G: Martha, b. .luly C, 1747: .lohn. b. ]>ec. 10. 17.50; <1. y. ; Sarah, h. July
■yi. 18.5;!; l-;ij.Mie-/,er. b. Jan. 27, 17.5-5. ,". by 2d ni. to .lohn Pardee:
1. Susaniui, ) , . . ,.> , ..,
1 1 Tl i b < let. i-j. 1 ifcj.
11. i;osanna,\
111. .lohn, [Id. i>. Ori. 24. 17fi4: ni. Klizabeih Hrockett. 1, IDioda. 2, Es-niKi:.
:;, II Ai;i;ii f. 4, J<i!iN. 5. I>i-.r>i;v.
iW Fydia b. .Inly 22. KbC
i375. Mary Moulthrop, <I. b.-r. i:;>^: m. .lohn. s. of Jo1,ri and Sarali (Chid.sey)
Dawson, b. in I", Ihiv , (v.ni,., abt 171'.). Mr. ('. (.'. Dawseni. couipib-r of the Dauson
L'-rnealoiTv
froni. \\h:i-h ', \u-
i-ount IS taken.
■r.'(iit to M;-. i'piilv U'oi.h'n of X.
V. for a r. i,:;w !:ab!i- iu*!;iory as hi d.-ites and otiier inf'>i-ni:;tiun in 'elation to .lohn D.-iav-
fon. hcT irt, it. I'. 1!<- \\.-i- a ship crupenler and nniriiu-r, an.l i:..id.- siA'cral tradini;- voy •
:'.<^es to the W. Indii'.-; oiu-e tak-'U ))riso!ier by |iiratt.'s anil badly n.'--c-d. He owned
«'onsidc-!-abb' land, and hi-- :ii.iin i'lsiness v>as farniinu'. He ri n.. to So'.ithingtiMi, t'onn.,
Tl"lTLK, MOLl-TIll:ol% KA^VSON. 47
iibt 1702. Aftord. of his wf. he livftl with his s. 'I'itus in New llrtf., Com\., mid d.
there Mav 19, 1787, n. ubt. <',s. The four chil. 1st jiaiuud were ))up. in E. lluv. (chli.
record) .lune'lO, 1757. 'J'wo more <hil. ar.- given by Mr.s. E. Furnswurth of Spencer, N.
Y.. viz.: I'olly and Martlia.
1. Marv. b. abt. 174-2; <1. unm.
H. Timothv, b. 174;3.
III. Titus, b. Jan. 13, 1748.
iV. Sarali, b. Feb. 2, 17o0. ' •
V. Pollv, b. abt. 17") 7. ' . ■ -
Vl. Marilia. d.. a. alit. 17.
i704, and d. tiiere about Oct., \b3l, a. 07.
1. Holt, 1). Jan. '). 177:!; m. Irene Shepanl
II. Thomas, 1). Jiilv •2>'. 177."); ni. (.'hloe (Lin-h-y) Ibiwd.
III. Marv, twin wiil'i Thoma.-.; m. Chrisloplier Tultle [dj. /. i.iy 3d ni. :
IV. AbiJ-ail. b. 177S; d. y.
V Anna, b. Snuthin-m;;, C.nn.. Au,L^ 7, 177H; m., 17nS, lb nry Meloy.
VJ. Euneoia, b. S., J>.r. -iij. 17S]; le., Ib'Jd. .b,!,n I'r-M-oti.
VII. Bristol, b. June V2, 17s.j: m., \^Vd, Sybil Merrill.
Vlli. Timothv Joim. b. Aui;-. lo, 17^S; ni., ISK:', IJuhajiiah Ibdierts.
IX Lvdur, i.. Feb, 10. I7'.il; m.. 1«1:J, .Moses Beecher.
X, Seth, 1'. i7!)o: d. it- Nelson. X. "i .. Sept. 10, l^^o-"); m. Lydia Bates, who d.
-Juiv 0 b^4r. ' C)ne ehiid. < ir.Mtl.Ks, b. abuut is^."): d. soon.
'XL Eleazer Andrew>. b. March l^, 17US; in, Cynthia lloberts. (2) Mary Baker.
137521.
n. Holt Dawson, b. Jan. :>, 177:;. Surveyor ,.f ],i/hways in X. H.; <1.
Aiu:. •2j. 1825; ni. .May 20. 17'Jo, Irene, dau. of John aitd Elizabeth ( Bradley; Shejjard,
t> 170',); d. in W. iiav., ronn., Oct, (I, 184G, a. 70.
1 Anna Julv :,l l7;M:d, W.-stlield (Middietown i. Conn., Dec. ;5. 1N0-.J: m. Feb.
10, 1S14, Olioster iW-lass, o, X, Hrtf.. Dec, 25, I7s5; .1. W . \h.-. 22, 1^01; Vsrncd
coopers trade, but folh)wed farnlini,^ S chii b. X. ll'tf, 1. Emii.v ( vkknk, Xov, .),
l,^l.j- m Fowler, res. X. Hav. 2, 15i..n.\.i mi 1Iai:vkv, Oct, 0, lsl7; ni. in .N . Iiav.
April 25. 1S40, Dccia Diana Wilmot, 1). Milford, ('(.nn., Feb. 21, 1S16, sis. t.> Martha,
' - --- •- " '• ■ „ ,. r .. • 1 -uerch, c>f X. Iiav.;
ctioii'-rv anil
1S5S. :! /;,//•/(/;,/>'/>.', /',rv.s, . I une" 24. ISii;] 7. Wii.i.i.vM Bi;.\i)i.KV, , ,, , .
in X Iiav Oct 2^. 1^5o. Marilia Lo.hina llorton. b. Bristol, Conn., Aprd l-,jfc,.0;
r.-s,, X. ibn. 1, r/,.,.. A-,;-.^:. An- 2;*. l>-52, 2. J;"rr;tt /A-/'-,;;, N .v ;.() 1 ,r., . b
>ni.(>MuN Johnson. Oct. (].1S;14: Y •'., Is5;; stud, Y. Then, Sen. ; nrdani.-d aitd install.;.!
i.astorCuni;-. chii,.Sh, iman,Conn..C'ct. 14, ISGJ; resigned on account o! id l.ealll. Hj,,
and huf- since res: in X. Mav.; m. in N. Mav Od, (i, ISO:',. Mary Flliot. b. Bralth^boro.
48 BKANCH OK JOIIX.
Vt., dnn, of Jiulirp Suiii'l and f^opliiii (Flint) Elli'.t. 1. FJUol Cf(C>^t.i r Julv 10 ^<i;\ ■>
uXtiua^ophoi, Mair-li 11, KsTO. ' - • -•
II. Eliza 'ren-sa, b. 17i)fJ: d. iu Oraii!i;»\ Conn.. Ffl>. .' . IS-IO; m. St-pt. ;!0, IS-J-J
HMlomoti Jolin.-v-in, fariucr and tcaclior (his "Jd \vl'.'); l>. l',-]). !), 17s(;; d. in OranLTt*, Jmn'
10,184;}. 1, Soi.o.Mox. 1). April 1, lb24; res. Washm. City, Nevada. 2. Da'^ii) Ai.r,iN(;
I). Feb. 14, 1^20; f-nlisK-d, l>-"ril. couipany F, 4;jd n-jj^V. X. \. voj.^. ; d. in N. flav
Auj;. (), lb!()4, of wounds rccfivod in (Micrau-cment at Rajipaliannock Sla., \':i., Xov 9
ISii.-j. ;-!, \Vm. lloi.i, b. Oct. I'.t, 1S-?S; V-nlivtcd S-'pt. 7, IS'li, conipanyF. Tth Conii'.
vols.; ))ronintcd to Sci-ut. 17th sni. nio. ; 1st Sci;,--!., Scj4.. lyi'l:?; discliarftd
Doc. 31, Is'j;]. by rea.vun (d' ri'-enlislnu-ut as vctrran v<dunirci. and coin. 1st
Ficnt. March 10, 1,><IJ.-,; disfliariccd July 2d. Isii-"); s'>rvcd nearly 4 vt-ais. Parti.-i-
I»atcd atl'ort Iv'oyal. Pulaski, dames Island, St .loim's Bliifr'. I'ortotalitro', .Morris Isiainl.
Fort Wagner, Drury's Jiluff, liornuida Hundred, Fort Fisher, and captun' of \ViIinin<'--
ton, besides imnicrons minor en^-agoments. At IJevmnda Hundred was spveniv
wounded in tlie sidi-; m. in X. llav. [>ei-. 5, l*!-'.";."), IFumah Jerusha Shew. 1). I'rica, X"'.
Y., Jan. IS, lt-';M; re.?. X. llav.: manuf. carriau'e tvimntinus. I. IF?//. Arfi>-ir. \\
Feb. 2(5, d. Aug. lf>, l.s.VJ. 2. JA^/'.v l^r.^u. b. .Inlv 27. lS.~,i")/ •?,, l.iUi,,,, A\,',7/.', b Oct
25, 1800. 4, i'ha><. Sfom. b. July 2*2. lN(i:i; d. Sept' .0. ISi'ii). 4, ]>Af., d. v.
HI. Mary Leonora, h. Oct." !), 17!iS; d. Saybronk. ()., .iuuc 10. ls4M;"m. .V. Hrtf.,
Conn.. He,-. 1. i^l'.). .limu's Calaway; farni'T; b. Harwinton, Conn., F(4). 27, 1>'1I(); d'
Kingsville, ().. Juh- 2<;, 1>'70. 1, J".vmi;s, b. J uly 24, I'^Ul; lu. in Ashtabubi. '(>., Sc-j.t.
oO, 184(1, Piebecca Fitzirerald; b. Austin])urij,-h. u'. .lulv I. 1S17; res. Ash. () 1 ILxfir
Ann, b. Feb. .•>. lsl2:\i. May 21. 184:t. 2^ .J,',nf.-< \Vi'y^>n. b. Jan. 22. 1^44. 3.' I[nir>/
Fayetie. b. Sei)t. 20. 1^47. 4. I'^rrir E'r.ah.th . b. .lulv pi. Is-f); ,1. S,pr. s. isf^l. 2,
\Vm. Hui.T, b. Sept. :..;), Is21: ni. in Medina, (.).. .luly b".. IS.'xi, Helen .Mar 'I'elTt. iV
Munroe, Mich., July 20. 1S3;J; res. Ashtabula. <). 1. 'M<' rii .li'S'jihinr. h. Feb. 4. IS.'i:!
2. Kjjic Arn"uda. \k Aw^. 30. \^''V-',. :), FAVKTTi,. b. Dec. j7, I82;'>; d. Austiuburirh. 0.,
Aagl 26, 1828. 4. Mai;v Jam:, b. July U. 1S2(); m. .Maivh 1. ISJO. Harden Cluiuncfv
Williams. b. Jan. 2>. bs2o: res. (b-ncva, O. 1. S.iral <'.. b. Aj-ril 2.'), ls(,7. 2, Alhcrt
C, b. Aug. T), 1^4s<. ."), Sakah, b. July 1-^. ls2S; d. .Madison. (>.. i-'eb. JSi. I,s.l7. H,
I.rCKKTirs HisM-.n.. b. .luly S. ls:;i; j" is:;2. 7. <)iiksi!:s 1Iawi.i;v. b May Ui, is;j.-;:
in. Aug. 14, 18(;2. Mary Jennette Tharer, b. Sejit. (i. INIO. at Ashtabula; res. Savbrook,
O. 1, iL'ta Louisa. b."Aug. N. ls.fi4. "2. Hm ru Ediniyd. b. Mandi li.'. ]8iifi. 8, 'Hkxky
Dawsox, b. Jan. (!. 1837;" enlisted Se])t. 2.!,"lM)2, Co. D, lltli X. Y. A'ols. : killed
at battle of Cliancellorville. \'a., .Ma_\- 3, lS(i3. lb l-",i.r/A. b. Sept. 2."), 18:i'.'': m. April
14. I'-^rj!.;. Joseph Brett, b, Mav 14. l>-2(;; res. Ceneva, (). 1. Jl.'rrlct. b. Aiig. 12, l"^')^.
2, Ahhk,h. yhu-r\\ 4, ISfJl. 3, /A /VA'/. J ulv 2, ISOii ]n. F.mii.v Ikkxk, b. April 24,
1841; m. Oct. 2(), bSoO, \\m. Stone, b. FrieCo.. X. Y.. Aui.-. 13, ls3(;: res. Tittawassee!
Mich. 1, /(/'/. b. J\:ly 3. ISGl.
IV. Jennette, b. "A]nil 2o, isii.j; ui. in X. llav., Au::. 2N. 1824, llar/.illi.a Mor-=e, b.
Fitclilicld, C<mn., Aprils), 1801: d. \N'e--t Haven, J une 14. 18.;:;. 1, Hknuy Sim'.i-ark.
b. Austinburi.di, 0.. April 9, 1827: d. July 27, ]s72, in Olney, His.: m. in Homer. X. V.,
June 11, 1852, Martha Sophia Stewart, 'b. Dec. 3, lS2(i; Ves. Olney, Ills. 1. WaJtcr
Slncdi't, b. Macon, (ia., ."March 2(;. 18o3. 2, A)ni,i .Jnnulfc. b. AiM-il":^. lsr)."i. 3, llmrii
rrdnij. b. June 1. 18~)7. 4. Mirilin Kdint, b. Aug. 30, ISoS. .-,, CAy/v; Minnie Mui, b.
Aug. 30, 181)3. 2. Ei.iZAKKTii Jkxxkttk, b. Vienna, N. Y'.. Sept. 2!), 1S33; in. >klay 17,
1800, John ^^'oodruff Catlin, b. Harwinton, Conn., Dec. 30, 1S32; res. West Haven. 1.
Jtvnie U/i^rs'i/i. b. Julv 14, 1S(;;;. :!, Ai)i:i.Aini-; 'riii:Ki.s \. b. March '), isiO; lu. April
2.-), 1872. Kollin \V. Xeale, b. Southingio!i, Conn., Dec. 7, 1^2:-:: res. S.
V. Wm. Holt, 1). Xo. (iuiltV)rd. Conn., .\u--. K!, 1S!>i»; formerly mercht. in X. V.
('. ; now (1873) iirojirietor of " Pockview vlneyauls ami fruit farms" at Westville, L'onn.
(Steel ].ort. eui;. bv H. B. Hall iS: Sons, 02 Fulton street, X. \.): in. in Orange, Conn.,
Mav 11. 1834, \M:'rtha, dan. of AValter Wihuot. b. .Milford, Cimis.. Dec. !),MsiO. 1.
Wm. Ilr.xuv, b. Sep:. 10, 183."); d. We-^tv., May !), ISiiD; in. in Troy. X. i'., May,
ISoO, .\ntoiiiette Pierce. 1. IF///. /A /j/-//, b. MaiVh. l^ii;]; d. Xov., ]m;3. 2. Ei:axi:ks
E>t.\iA, b. .lune, ls3^: d. Dee. 21.1841. 3. F.!>\v.\i;n Wai.iki!, b. X^v. 2ti, IS-jO; rrmd.
Wa.shington lust. , Oirnm-e, ( 'onn. ; stud, law in Milford, Westv. and Vale law School
while teacher of. -(diool, ;iiid in otlb-e of Lu/,ou H. Morris till admitted, to the bar. To
liis etlorts in I'^'i'^-O and subse(|uently. the institution in Conn., of the order of
" Knights of Pyhthins" is largely due; "elected iSiiO, (i r.nud Chanci llor of the Order in
Conn, a.nd dip. (J. <'. for Xew Fug. I'he "I^awson Lodge" of Fcdr Hav. named fur
liim. He has also Ijeen j^romineul in Odd Ftdlowshiii and Free .NTasonrv, being AV. M. of
Hiram Lodge, Xo. 1. <,f X. H. In l.s72, he ]>ub;i.-.lied •' //,-■ C/.s,'/, <;>' f/tr 7'nrrf J/.y.v-
<f-/-/( ,v,'' a translatloii by hiniNelf from an Italian historic romance of the 17tli century :
j)AWsox. 49
K. Ilav.. C. C". <'li:itfie]d & Co. U<; traveled in HiUDpe and puhlislied a vol., " Ihymlirffi
\V<iiir(i_iini/.-< in Jn'iii'iK Sr<,ffu/,,I, /t./ljy ii ,i(I Sii-i'u," 12 uio. , hijli ]). \<. ; New Hav.. (-ieo.
II. iruliUKuid A: Co , IbTo: m. in N. H., Jum.- oO. Ib(j5, Alice Auiru.stfi Smith, 1). Autr.
1"). 1«4!), dan. of Willis .M. Smitlj. Es(i. 1, JA/ry J/ila, h. An^r. 7, mac,, 2, lL>,aird
P(n-k. b. July •>. 1n(j!<. 4, (iKn. W.wa.mv., h. On' *). 1S4'2; ni. Fe!.. 5, ISGU. Julia A.
Ackeinian. b. Windsor L')ck.s, Conn,, 1^4-"). 1, Uciitcia h'rne.stinc , b. Feb., 1n(;S. 5,
Fi;.\NKi,iN Trni.i:, b. July l.'j. ly44: fruit fatiner and manuf. of domestic wines;
serve;! six nios. as private, Co, A, 27tli Conn, vols.; res. Westville; m. Xov. 6.
1872, Nellie, dau. of L. \\". Peck. G, C.vitor.tXK Ivks, b. Aug. i), iy4(). 7, Ei.i.a,
Anzonktt.v, b. Aug. ;-) b><4:i.
VI. Henry Shepard, b. New llrtf. July ;j, 1,^11;!. Mercli. and nuumf.; cont'er-
tioner; lias bnu I'res. , now (1><78) \'i(;e-PrLS, and Director N. II. & Derby li. K. Co.;
])irector Yale National I'ank; Pres. New ilav. Water Works Co., with whicli he
lias been ]>roniineiiily connected frnin its organization, about iNoO; an energetic, }iublic
spirited and usi-ful citizen, to whcun New Unv. is indebted in relation to many enter-
prises of public benetit; in. in Orange, Conn., June 4, IsMH, Elizalieth Ailing, b. Orange.
Feb. 17, 1S17. 1. Hk.vuv S.NftTH. \k Aug, :2-2, isll; d. l),-c. 3, ls(J7, unm.' 2. Sidxkv
Iloi/r, 1). Oct. 27. 1842; in. Oct. 10, 1871, Sophie L. Pierce. 1. Il-uri/ S/np'trd. b, June
22, 1872. :i Ar-.\ >r.\ Edv,-.\R[), b. Feb. 2», IMl; m. Aug, 20, 1X73, Katie F. Gray,
4, D.vviu Ai.oNzi), b. Jan. 11, 184^; d. April 2. 18(11. 0. Tiijcodoijk Sukiwud, b. .Mav
15, 1847: d. April 14, ISGl. G, M.Mtv Em/.vbkth, Ij. Jan. 15, 18-i*J; d. .March 20, 18Gf.
7, C!i,\Ki,Ks Ai.i;ij;r, b. March 31, ISoO; d. Feb. 1, I80G. 8, Fi.dKKxcK Iue.ne, b. Nov.
10, 18.j4; d. Mav 27, 181)1. The five chil, who d. \\ithin a [leriod of about ten weeks in
ISGl, were victims i>f di[)htheria.
137522. Thomas Dawsoil, b, Southington July 28, ITTo; d, in N, Ilav. of can-
cer, Jan. 18, l8:47: farmer and r^bot maker; m. in Northford. Conn., C blue yLinsley), vvid.
of Sylve.->ter Howd; sl,e d. in N. of lung fever, Sept. 29, 18:j;J, a, Gl.
1, Holt. 1>. about ISO.-,: d. y.
11. Thomas ll(dt, b. Dec. 7," 1807; d. Licliing, O., June 8, 1847; m. in Caldwell,
N. J., Nov. 27, 18;^:}, Abigail Jacobus, b. March 28, 18i53; rem. same yr. to Northford,
Conn.; rem. to Caldwi-11. I80G, tliencc to Ilartfordtown, Licking Co., 0., 1840. She ra.
(2) , res. ;tt Condit, Del. Co., O 1, Stepukx V,, Nov. lU. 1844; d. Aug 15, 1855.
2, M.\KV ADKi.i.NT-:, Jan. 28. 18:^,1); ,1, i^f ,1 ., j vj_ Kki j;kx 'I'ikiai.xs, April 10, 1841:
d. June 7, 1847, 4, Aikkn ^Vii.-ox, b. Aug. 28,-1844, 5, F.\n.ny, Jan. 7, 184G; iu.
Jan. G, 18G2, Lawrence Ilouirh. b. Nov. (i, 1887; re.s, Condit, O 1, Xd.'ic Diiirsoii. Nov,
21, 18G8. 2. Frank, Mav 28. 1870, G, Cirr.OK, Jan. 4, 1848; m. Sept. 11, i8G0. 1,
I,i«ih Dilh, Sept. 15, 1870.
111. Marv Adf-line. K\,\\\ 25, 1810; m, in Northf.. Conn., April 25, I8:j8, Horace
Smith, favmrr, i) No, ILiv. Jan. 20. 1811; res. \Vallingford. She d.' July 2. 1887, b-av.
1 (di. 8 weeks old. 1, Mki;it D.vwson, June 11. 1887; m. .May 18, 1857, Lucy C.
Wriirhi. b. Vv'inton, Conn., Auir. 7. 1840; res. ^N'all'd, Conn. 1, CIkih. Liizertif. Sept,
24.1859. 2. IF/'/. 7/o/r//, (ict.^:!, 1861. 8, JA/yv/ /^/^/^ Oct, 8,- 18fi4,
137525. Anna Dawson, b. S. Aug. 7, 1779; d. in Union, N. Y., Feb. 2G, lf58,
a. 79; a very motherly, e:irnesl and pious woman, and universally beloved; m. in S.
March 25, 1798, Henry Meloy,* b. in No. Branford. Conn., March 25. 1778: d. suddenly in
Fnion, .March s. l8Gii, a 82. They lived together GO yrs, lacking 1 mo. He Icariied
the coojier's Trade, but bec;aine a niiM-tdi, In 1^07 res, (ui Ishuid of Trinidad, W. I.; em -
I>loyed men to muke hoL;-sheads which he extJumged foi- mobisses and l.ok to N. H.
He was in the NV. I. trade many yrs, in 1812 he was 0110 of a comp:iny \vln> lirted out
a ])rivat«HM'. The vesse] was lo-<t in Charb-^ton harbor. Rem. to UrounieCo.. N. '1',,
liought a tract of timber land, and was merch. and cooper manv vrs. He was a man of
*Ed\v:ird .Melov. u'. of Henrj-i, b. in Ireland May i6, 1734; rem. to N. Hav. i-jy.i; learned shoemaker s
trade, afterward went into the shipping L)usi;'.css and became wealthy. He tra led ir, tlie W I and the
Mediterranean, and at the be.:rinnin.g- of the revolutionary war owned several vessels. His losses were very
heavy In coiisecpiencc of the \\ar. and in consideration thert-of the s'overnmfnt save his heirs a valu.ibie
tract of k-nd in (J.Mo. He m. in .V. Hav,, in 175'S, Mary. dau. of Jeremiah and ,Mary tliarberi Parni.-.lee,
and had Henry as above anvl an onlv dau. who ni, (."apt, Haldivin, a revolutionary soldier and officer — a
blacksmith and worked with IJavid Beecher, (f. ol Dr. I.vman I'cecl'.er). in N", Hav. at his trade, makinq
a,>:es and hoes. Capt. B, was noted for hi^ benevolence to the poor. Their sop, Jchn J'a!dwii,b.
Branf.jrd, Coijn., Oct. 13. t-^-4 ; taupht school in LitchticlJ, Conn , in his youth. Founder of the Bald-
v.-in Vniversity at Herea. Ohio; m. and had 7 chil. See steel portrait and biof^raphy in L>ti/i,s'' l\,'/>cs!-
to> y, Dec, 1S67,
50
IMIANCH OF JOHN.
now
Con
, aiu! of excellent natural jihilitiu.--.
ill }>ossf.ssion of liis g-. s., W. A. Mi
He left ill II
lov of Wasliin;
S.S. an Hiitobiot,rra|,liiriil .'.kt-t.-l
:ton, j). r. 5 rliil., all Ij. X. H.
I. Harriet Lewis Meloy, b. Jaii. 14, 1791J; <l. Clienaniro Forks, X. Y. , Pel) •.'■>
1878; for lialf a ceutuiy ideiuified witli the social and relio-ions history of the villa>n"'
"a shining lio-ht," ••the stronirest soul," (funeral striii'.u): in. Jan. -1. l.S>0 .lohu Barkiu-'
Rogers, b. JJ.-,!e, X. Y., May fj, ITlJij. s. of Simeon of (.Tuilford, Conn. (S('c " Ahivilsof
Binghamton." fo:- interesfing acrounts of tiie early life and adventures anioiic-r ihV
Indians of his ni.nher. wliu was Mary DaikiM'. daii. of Jehu of Branford, Conn )^ Mr
Rogers \v:,s a mendiaiit, niilh-r, deah.-r in dairy pro.lurts in large quantities for tlie
eastern markets. Postmaster und.'r several administrations, but removed bv I^-es
Polk for i.olitieal re:,s..n.-. Mmiljer of the state leg., lb-14. Countv supervisor as Ion-
as he v,-ould serve. Pi'ob. to him mon/ than to any other man is due the basiuo.ss i)ros^-
perity of the village and vicinity, M their golden wedding. Jan. 4, LS70, the fam
gatliering numbered over oO, ii!(dudi!ig 7 ohil., 18 g. ohil., '.] o-t. g. chil. 1, Ur-:\KY
ArorsTis. b. A iril :j(t. ]s-,'l; res. Chenango Forks; postmaster;^ m. Jan. o 181'3 Emina
^VilJard, b. Marrh ID. 1S2 ; d. April li. ls63; CJ) Feb. S, bsBfj Harriet A Ells 1
Jlxrriit Kliz", b. .May !l. 184:1; m. May l:), ISCS, li.-v, Isaac Mills Elv. pastor Presb 'chh"
at Chenango Forks (isij:»-71). h, 1S7-2 Mr. and Mrs. Elv estal)lished a select scho«d for
girls. 1, E'uma W illard. b. l-'.4i. y, isf,!). 2, \Vm, Ko^-crs, b. Feb. 18 l,s7 ] o
Ildr,, .)Lir;/. b, Xov. 8, 1^4."); m. Sept. 19, 18';ij, lion. Jerunie ij. Laiidfield, b. Ha7iov<-r'
Delaware (•<,., X. Y., Xov. f!, 18-.37; tanner; mf-mber state leg., lS(M-7-J: Ks Xewark
Valley. X. Y. 1, Henry Clark, b. Mayo. 1808; d. July 28. fs7(3. •>, J.-rome Barker
1). May 7, 1871. 8, ///wr, ^Lloi/, b. Jan, 2S. 1848; m. Dec 25, isnij, Robert D Cillson'
b. Oct. 0, 182G: R. H. ticket agent at Hornell,-~vi]le. 1, Roirers. b. Oct 24 -1867 2'
Willard Eliza Chittenden, b. April 21, l.'-i;o. 8, . 2, TitKODoKi: Simkon, 'b. Oct U
1834; formerly postmaster of ( '. F. ; rem, to Binghamton: in. Sept. 10. I80I. Harriet
Xarcissa Johnson (dau. of Rev. Le(uuud). b. .Manchester, Vt., Dec. 81, 1,'<27- d on board
steamer Arctic on Fake Suj-erior. Sfi-t. 10, 1871. 1, ri„rri^ iluU'h b June 21 d Au.'-
29. ]8o8. 2. 'rV.,. 7V//'7/ b. Julv i;t. I8.YI. 8. Fr<:d. rid T]..<>n.,r. April 11 'l.^.;7- d
Jan. 27. ls,"i!>. 4, C'h,tf, nnfu I'intrh. b. June 2o, Is.".!". .->, J.^hn B„rh\r b' Vu^- 14
1805. 8, .M.MiY Ann, b. .Vpril 17, F^2i:i; m, Au-. lu, is hi, f.an^Jev Fulla.-ar b "iven;
Co.. Eng., Sept. 11, IS] 7; cashier Lake Shore bar.k, Dunkirk. X'. Y!
b. July 14. 1S4?. 2. J/.//-.// J.<ii,,jl, ,/. h. March 2y, 1S54. 8 JLiltn
1860. 4. (t'/v/ /.'„-/. b. Aug. 7, 1870. 4, X-uI!m.-\.n
31, 1852, Eli/.a Thomas, b. A].ril 10, 1881; res. C. F.
2, Wilt. Thiiin".", b. June 5. 185!;. 8. Ihnni Mnrti
b. Feb. 14. 1805. 5. ILtUie Mdoy. b. Jan. o, 1801).
in. Sept. 18. 184!t, Janu-s Ilagainan; farmer; b 1)(
1 r 7 1 ■ 1 -11 1 .T , . .-. 1 T , ... , .
1. i:U-,!htth A'ifr,
''iirric. b. Jnlv 2.
Stkxkns, i,, O'-x. 8. jiS28: m. Aug.
1, AuKii Ctirri'-. 1). .Iulv26. 1858,
n, b. Feb. 14. ISOU. 4. Lid,' h',;-d.
5. Jri.i.\ E1.1/..V. b. Oct. ;',0. is.-jo;
11. 18111, in ("irei-iie, X, Y. 1.
Mary Dui nil, b. March 2. 1^51; d. Julv21, 1852. 2, John B.irl.n- h Ai.ril 2 185
JiiUo n„;/rrs. b. Xov. !). 1S55. 4. J'ldifh /.'/,7?.v.,,v. b. Xov. 1, l.S(];;. 5 L.ii„/ln'/ F^illnmir
b. March 7. 1807; d, March 13. 1871. 0, William, b. Dec. 4. Is82; d. Mav.5 1887' 7'
C.utoLiXK ILviani-.T, b. Feb. 10, 1885. 8, Cko. Willlvm, b. Oct. 14, 1S88; ri's. Bin.- • m'
Ai)ril 1, 1854. Zane Knapp, who d. March 4, 1804: (2) Sej.t. 21. 18ti'4, Lida Jane Reed b
Oct. 28, 1848. 1. (jio. Worthy, b. Feb. 1!), 18i>8, and an adopte*! child. C/uir/r.s Ain/iishis.
(\ f* 1 TM \ I'TX- V T IT 1 !,"IT-I.^ I. 1....^,^ 101*. -1 i.'.,^*. i^-» It. 41.1
Lim
in (ireeoe,
len, X. Y.,
O _, _ ,,,.,... ,, .^..._., .>„ ..,„,
0, Catii.\i;in-k Ji-LiF.TTE, b. June. 1844; d. Sept. 28, 1S48"
il. Henry .Meloy, b. March 9, 1801; res., Is78,' Ellicottsville, X. Y
X. Y., Feb. 17, 1828, Xancy ^Vaterman. b. Otsego, Julv 18. 1801; d
1S55. 1, I'.riirAKr.NK. b. March 9, l.s42: d. Auir. 2r, ISoti!
HI. Frederick ^Yillianl M-loy, b. Feb. 20, 1805;' m, in Greene. Dec. 8, 1880, Martha
Emilia Williard (dau. of Dr. Samuel), b. StalYord Sj. rings, Conn., Xov Hi l.'^OV- d
March IL 180S: (2) in W. Hav.. Conn., Oct. 21, 1S09, Su.^an France's .Melov McCaVthv
(wid. of Sergt. Thomas McCarthy, Co. 1. Kith reirt. Conn, volunteers, who was killed a'l
battle of Antietaiu, Sei)t. 7, LSrr'i, b. Orange. Conn., Aug. 27, 1884; her g. f. a bro of
Henry Melov. 1, W.m. Af(M-.sTis, b. Au.u-'. 20, 1882; Y. C. 1854; lawver.^Yashington.
D. C; in i).\\ 10, 1808, Mrs. Emily Josepiia Stewart, b. Washington. Julv 2, ]S4l,'\vid
of Ahxa.nder Stewart and dan. of Wni. and Isabella (Bond) Xourse of \\'.; res in Muir-
kirk Staiion. M<1. 1, Kditli Widurd, b. Oct. 8, isiiii. 2, h.ibcUo JUttridwKsc, Aj>;-il 15
1871. 2, John Willmid, b. Sept. ,s, 1881; merch. ; les. Portville, Cattaraugus (.',,., X.'
Y.; ni. Frames Abigail Williams, b. Sejjt. 19, 1885. 1. Fraive.t, Ajiril 4, b«08.' 2,
Fredii'-n. Dec. S, l,s.;4. :]_ jniry. Au;^ 12, IhCO. 4, Jo/t/i F'lr'. June I4' 1^71 .;'
S.v.MLKh Hlnuv, b. Sept. 8, ls;]0; los. Washiiigto!) . D. C. ; clerk in treasurv d'epartment;
m. O.-t. 11, 1^71). Anna Isib.ella Xourse, b. \^■ashington, Xov. 2, lS.-)2; sis. of l-imilv. 1,
Ar(/i"r yo'n\<t. h. Marcli 8, 1S72. 4, Ai'.ic.ml, b. (.'reene, X. Y., Dec. 9, 1888. 5,
DAWSOX. 5X
,\NNA, 1.. Aug. 8, 1S41: in. Nov. ?,0, 1.%.J, Geo. Milf..nl livder, h. 'J'rentnn X Y Sent
1.), iy44: n-s (inat \ alley, X. Y. 1, ChnrlotU C/iri.-'tina. Nov. 10. 18CG 2 Vllfo-rd
]]U!<a<J. Nov. l;^. 1.S72. 0, (,'ii.Mii.Ks Fkkdkkick, b. Dei;. 17. IS-KJ; re.s Attica NY •
editor and jHiblislier ol' Attint W'cf.ly Xors; fonnerjv editor and ptihlishcr of the True
Fatriotoi Vnhn. y,.\.: m. Sept. 22, ISOO, ('ar..]ine Antoinette, dau. of Oran.'-e and
Mercy Ihtclu-ock, b. China. N. Y., Oct. 2S, 1,S41. 1. Gnn-e. h. Uvominc^ Wvomin.r
ler., .Inne:j0. 1871. 7, Eowakd Uichmom), b. .June 12. 1S40; res. Coibicana Navarro
Co.. 'iexus; iinni 8, 'I'liKouoKK Dwk.ht, 1>. Aj.ril IS, ISlf); d \piil y i^r,>< <)
M.\in'ir.\ H\rii.v, li. ]\iay 2(i, ]yr)4. ' • • • i . ■ -.
IV. .lulia Ann Meb.y. b. Nov. 12, ISKJ, ni. at Tnion, N. Y.,. June 21 ls;jy Hev
,Tudali J.. Kiclunond. b. Ihirh.uii. Schoharie Co., N. Y., April 17, 1S07- d at She'tFu-ld
Ashtabula ('o., U., .May 14, iNuS; gia,l. .Madi.son Univ., Hamilton. N.' Y., is'^j:;; Bai>t.'.
minister :).") yrs: s. of Uev. Ednuiml liichmond. 1, I'tiKoixntE, b. March 2, 18:^7,
educated at Bapt. bniv., l.ewi.sburtrh. Pa. An able and successful lawver at Chattanoo-ra'
Tenn: m. .Ian. 21. Isil2. Harriet IScr--. rt, b. Ma.-sillnn, (.)., Aiiir. 17, ls;j.s i Chini,'.^
};<rn,rt. I),..-. :]. ]si;2: <1. ,)ir,i<' 7. INM. 2, (irir, ri,,.f„„t:r,,..,l (tam.'nc.ni.-of L'.mo.), b.
o.t. IK. 1S(;4. ;3. .<-//■,//, lU.sh. X„v. 17, 1S7(). 2, Amkf.lv. i,. .h.nc :. Injo- ,„ in
I.iogonn-r. Ind., May 12, l.s(.i2, Louis Davie- 'llmnuis. I). Klldiait Co., Ind.. May 12 IHMO
(s. of Thomas, wl,,) was the first county clvrk of Klkluuti. elert. d, l,s7t nc.nl.-r of Klk-
han County: n-. (i<.-hen. Ind.; dry p.od> menh. 1, Fr^ml \V,n-nn Manh l:-; lS(i:J-
d. Oct. r.. lMi4. 2. r,/,v,v,„ /,,,,/„//„. An- 21, isr,,-,, :;, K.nlnn-i;, \m- 17 lS(iU 8'
<;il.\Kl.K,- Hkni;v. 1;. Dec. 14. b^42: in.Tch. and ,lairv faiincr; n-s. Kridit-.n, horain Co.,
().: m. April 2. iMio, Mary Tracy. 1.. (Jran-vr. ()..' Oct. 1'.), lS4:i: (dan. of K.-v Abel
Tracy, Mr-ih.) 1. JJ./rri.f Tm,;/. Dec. 27. Isr,:, 4. (Jijac!: .Adki.f.vk. h. .\pril l:-,. ]S4(i;
111. .Inly 1(1, iMiM, llarv<-y HartholoniciV. 1.. W'atertnw n. N. V.Fe!). ]:\. 1S41: ri s. Ai.'
Fulton Co.. (.).; (iruiTizist; in C. S. sei-vice 8 inns, .juiini,^ the civil war with 'A luos l"
jtV,7A. Ai.ril S, 1S(17. 2, //c-Z^cr/, Julv 2s. Isc,;,. :\, /■)-,,/, rirl; \h-r. ] ls71 .-, FniA)'-
EiucK MKl.dv. b. March 27. 1S4S: res. Clev, land, o. fi, li,\Tn vki.vk Dec 2o I's.-iO- m
•iTine 8. 1.S70, \\-i,i. Fihvard P..c,].-y, b. .lune S, 1,S4,-,; ,vs. Bri-liton. O. 1. Fn'„;. L'irh-
■.■n'y/i/I. b. .Ian. 7. 1>>72.
V. Crace Amelia Mehiy, b. .luly 4, ISlo: m. Nov. 1, ISiJI, (.■harles K^'-bcrt K.-eler,
b. Bmghamton, N. Y., A].ril 4. isni;; d. Nov. 2, 1s77; niercli. 1, .It lia a'x.n, .Ian. 12,'
1N38: m. Dec. 0, bsoo. Ciiarle.s Barllmloiuew .Mesereau, b. Union, Feb. 27, 1-^27': merch.'-
res. Fulton, 111. 1, Orirrc K(Wh. I'eb. 27. iSdr-i. 2, Cathinii,,^ V.rU, Dec. o, isc'i. 2,'
AiiEl.AiDK Amki.ia. b. 2\\\<s:. 20. ls';3(;: m. Jan. Id, IS.YS. Leomird Me'lancthon .lohnsoni
M.D.. b. Kaysviile. Pa.. .Tan. 24, 18M0, (bro. to Harriet N., v f. of Tlieo. S. l.'oirer.s). Ho
■served in the civil war as sergt. in ;jd reo-t, N. Y. volunteers. At Fortress Monroe and
at tlie Elmira i)rison couip. for the confederate sick soldiers; res Creene N Y 1
Stdla Trory. Aug. 2(1, 18U1. 2, liar rift Sarn.K.sa, Oct. 3, 1871.
137526. Eunecia Dawson. V.. Snutliiiiirton. Conn.. Dec. 2ti, 1781: d. Dunkirk,
N. \ ., March 4. 180.5; m. 1820 in Batavia. N. Y., .lolm Prc<coit (his 2d \vf.). b. San-
bornton, N. 11., March 28, 1787, (2) 1S20, Simeon Aldrich. Onlv child bv 1st m.;
I. Harriet Mead, b. .June 2r>, 1821: m. .lulv 81, 1841, Elijah Dresser, 3LD., b.
Pans, N. \., Sept. 15, 1810; res. E. Otto, N. Y. "l. Haui.an Cei-iias, b. Sept. 2, 1848;
enlisted Oct. 21, ISOI. Co. B. 9th regt. N. Y. volunteers; at battle (jf Cedar Mountain, 2d
Bull Bun, Berryville. After Berryville, taken sick and sent to ^Vashinglon; returned
to his leg. Nov., I^m. and took part in (xen. Mead's Mine Bun campaign, battle of the
^^ ildeniess, 1804, Todd's Tavern and Spottsylvania, and while on a raid in rear of
Lee's army went within the outer works of Bichmond and distinctlv heard the alarm
bells of the city. Again taken sick and spent the rest of 3 vis. in hospital at ^Vashing-
ton: m. in Dunkirk March .T, 1807, Margaret Avastasia O'Connor, b. Holland Landin^^
C. E.. Aug. 2.-), 1840; res. Dunkirk. 1, F/l,,i, Sept. 11, 1808. 2, Emii.v Eim:* i \ b'
•Ian 2, d. Nov. 2, ISlK. :J, Mosks Bkixhku, .Jan. 4, 18r,l. 4, CitAitLi.s Cokvdon.
Manh 20, l>."i;L .=), Laiiia Piikscott, March 28, 1858.
137527. Bristol Dawson, b S. .luuc 12. 17s,-): d..M.'iii!en Conn Vr\> •">5 is,^-)-
m. .Man-li 1. 18i;i. Sil,y] .\krrill. h. N. Hrtf.. Conn , .lulv I, 178'.); d. at n-s. of Iki's. -in-
law, .locpli Sig.un-hey, m rb-istol, Couti., .hily 27, 1S71;8 chil. all b. N Hrtf.. Conn.
I. Elliott -Marshall, .Ian. 22, 1S14; painter: res. Waterville, Conn. ; m. Oct. 1
1838, Esther Smith, b. Harvvinton. Cum., Mav 11, 1817. d 1'. Auir. 25, 1S42: .v. /; (2)
Jan. 4, lS4t;, Bos-tta N'orth, b. IMvniouth, Conn., Nov. Id, JSl'.i. 5 (hi! ' 1 M \i;-ii u.i",
Sept. 20, d. Oct. 4, 1S40. 2. Hki.f.na, .lune !), 1850; n-s I'lv. :; Wii.i.vki. Fi i rorr'
Sej-t. 21, 1852; .1. Sept. 21. 1853. 4, F];i:i)I.i;ick i-'.i.ou.nT; Feb. 15, 1^57- d. Feb g'
1800. 5. FiiKi). \Vii.i,.m;i), Sept. 17. 1802.
BRANCH 01' JOHN.
II. Mary Atiti, May 14, IsHJ; in. Sept. I:!. 18:^7, Norton C. Parsons, b. Enfirl.i.
Conn., AuiT. 18, 1810: d. Broad P.rook, K. Windsor, J luio <5, ISoO; (',') Dn-. 14, l.S")8, Urrin
JiisseH, b. K. W., L)(m-. 1, 17:»2; d. Jan. s, lyr;j i, Ci.iffuku Dawson, Nov. 14, 1S;;.S:
served in L'nion army 4 yrs. and S nios. ; starved in 3d Conn, and bth Conn, veteran vol-
unteers; in battles of IJull Kan, Roanoke Island, Xewbern. sie^e of Fort Macon, South
Mountain, Antietani, Fredericksburgli, siege of SurVoJk andsieg(;of Petersburg!! and Kich-
mond; res. Bristol, Conn.; m. Jan. '2, 18114, Elizabeth Lovelett, b. England, Sept. Itj.
18-37. 1, Sortoi, CnJl'ord, Sept. 1, IStU;. 2, AuviiiK, Aug. 28, 1840; "served 8 nios. in
3d Conn, volunteers and 'd yrs. in I'ith Conn ; ns. Bristol; m. Sept. , 18u(J, Marv E.
Spencer, b. Houlton, Me,, Jan. 18, 184(j. 1, ('Lira M.i.ru. Mav 20, lS(i7. 2, Enlhu-
Slb'il, Auir. 1, 1S71.
III. Eveline Abigail, b. AjmII 2«i. LSbS; in. May 2. 1841, Ihw-.n Kussell B. P-rkins,
b. W. Sprinirfield. Mass.. Ai>ril 10. 1817: res. .Meiiden. (,"oun. 1, Cii.Uii.Ks UrssKi.J,, b.
Jan. 2."), 1844; tn. Jan. 22. ]8(;7, Carrie F. Deyo, b. Highland, X. V.. Mareh 2. 1847. 2.
(iKo. \\!i.i,.\i;d, b. Aug. U, 18")U. o, Jcdsox XoiiroN. b. Dec 7, 18--)2.
W . Minerva, d. v.
V Juliette, b. Maveh 18. 1821; ni. Urt. 14. 1841. Henry W, Hi-^>rll. b. E. W., I)e,:_
2;^, 1.M8. 1, Ei.i/.Ar.KTii E., b. Aug. b, 1^41; ni. Sept. 1, 18(>J, Charles \V. Daveui.ort.
b. Newlane, Vt.. Oct. 1, 1820: res. Bd. Bk., E. W. Conn. 1. JAlln, b. Nov. 2:^. ISOk 2.
liUi M,iii, b. Julv 2o. 1807: d. Julv 30. 1808. 2, Et ( u s II.. b. Jan. 29, 184."). 3, M.vnv
M., b. Jan. 27, l"8."i:-;. 4. Katik j"., b. Sej.t. oO. E^:)7; d. Ai)iil 0, 1809.
VI. Sibvl. d. y.
VII. Sibyl. Nov. 2!. 182.-): ni. June 9, 184."i. Jnse]>h Sigourney. b. Spezia, Italy, Feb.
17, 1821: merchant; ie>. Bristol. 1. Al.i'.rciiT Mai;sii Ai.r.. b. Aug. 1, 18''>0; rn. Nov. 4.
1809, Angle Mauross, b. Aug. 1. IS.jO. 2, Fi;.\Mv Wii.i.akd. b. (h-t. 2."), is.")*!.
VIII. "Marilla Elizabeth,''b. Oct. 31. 1828; ni. Nov. lo, 1818. (b-orge Ilosford Evans.
1). Chatiiani. Conn., Nov. 4, 1824; res. 15. 1. W.M. 1Ik.\i;v, b. Sept. 9. 1849. 2, Mauv
EsTriKK, b. Dec. 1-"), 18-)4; rn. in Troy. N. Y.. Aug. 22. 1S72, Drsun P. Woodruff, b. Avon.
Conn., July 13. 1S47. 3. Gko. Bikukit, b. Oct.' 14, \Ku. 4. IlAKr.TKT Mii;a, b. Feb.
9,1800. f), Hakkv, i). .luly t^, 1N03; d. Aug. 13, 18Go. 0, Anna Emzat.ktu,. 1). Aug.
17, 180."). 7. NF.iJ-n: Makif.i-a, b. Jan. 27, 1807. 8, IIauiiv, b. Jan. 17, 1870. 9, Srnv]..
b. March. ls72.
137528. Timothy John Dawsou, b. Aug. 13, 178.^; d. Cazenovia, N. v..
Mari.di 2. 1>S4:>; a niii.>-l excellent man; cnjuyuig the esteem and love of the community in
which lie lived in a very high degiee; jierfectly honest and truthful, with his lathers
peculiar tendency to Immor. and an almost womanly gentleness and tenderness, traccal>!."-
perha])S to his mother. He was sonu-whar above the medium stature and jjoss. a fair
degree of physical vigor. He m. in \\'.. Conn.. Feb. y, 1S13, Buhamah Roberts, b. (.)ct..
22, 1792; rem. to Canton, Conn., thence, in Isil."), to (."azeiiovia, and in 1822 to N'fdson
Village wl')-. he l-ejit public hcuis" many yrs. : again to Ca/i'., 1S:!S ;in,l ];,.pt pub. lujii.-e thr.
Very fond of com]>any and noted for hosi)!tality :!nd practic-al bi.'nevo!encc-. After the wii.r
of 1812 the country was overrun liv poor wayfarers, beggared by the evil fortunes of the
times. Many of til es(. found his door open. He nui.-id iXu: sick, kept the footsore till
they were healed, help-d the destitute to clotliing or shoes, and assisted them to find
employment or sdf-help. He was supj'orted in all this by his wise and frugal ludjunect,
never weary in well doing. Fond of ])ets, he laid the art of nuUciug every helpless and
dei)endent creature love him. Mocks of birds canu' daily every summer to \w U-d l>y
his hand. Charitable in judi^'meni, le.- allowed no censonousuess or gossip among his (dui -
dren. "If you have uorhing good to say don't .-ay aaytliing." lb' had a sToi'c of huisior
and amusing anecdote, and was usually very cheei ful, yet sLitlered sometimes from extreme
depression, i)nt the slnidows were short lived and the sun soon shout; again. He had'a
strong alTection for his kindred. A remote, common ancestry or identiiy of family name
endeared ])er.sons to him as if life-long friends and be never fiugot thi'm. A true friend.
A genial co:npauiou. His word \va- niw in liis family, yet so hiving and imlulgent, tha'
no one wislied it otherwise. "Hi^ lib' was gentle and the elements si.» mixed in him
tliat nature might staml up^and say to all the worl"!. this was a man."
I. Lucia Eunecia Amelia, b. Canton. Nov. is, 1.^1:',; d. in Hloomingdale, ill., Aug.
20, 18.')2; m. Jan. 2. 1^32. Fre<leriek Avery Kinney, b. Nelson. N. Y., N(,v. 4. lMi7: d.
in Bernadotte, \\\<.. Julv 19, \xTi\\. '• In t-iiucation and refinement hardly fir bir [)ioneeis."
1, TiMoriiv I.r.i;, 0. .\pril 23. 1S3I: d. in l-hieville. N. ^'., S<'pt. :10. ls3t. 2. fuKontCA
(jKACH. b. Dec. ."). iSio; m. Feii. 2i'>, 1S.")',I. Charles {biodwin. |i. Aug. 10, 1S;;2; merchant,
and farmer: res. (iioiMe, Kunt-('o., Ill<. 1, l.'h-'i.i y\ irt'^n . b. Jan^ 18, 1803. 2, L,i>"ri-
Denton, b. Aug. 21. isdl. 3, Xi irton A-,, b. Jan. 2, 1871). 3. Rati-: Ei:i.i;NtA. b. Mardi
2.5, 1838. 4. Maiiy ACGLSTA, b. June 24, 1S42: d. Aul. 20. l8.";0. o, Fkkdkick k Dkv.n.
DAWSON".
' . , ■ » HI.- hv i; U accident van ov<>r liv cars and 'lorli Icijs
.-,; l„ui:;.^ and biid^r'' .-ari-cnt.-r and Imildrr;
i,-,„-ki,ui»t.T t-. \ H. li. 1.. 1, '■'"":;.; ,^;;,. ,.;,ii,„,i ]Niii„^7ii. ,,oi. n. y. v,.i,iiu,-.;iy.,
.he state I'm- c:ire ..f sick atul Nvrmiw^ed s<ddic,
Lhestau-fnrc:ire..t s.cK aiui ^^^"^^' " T' , ^ , 1 ,.,. ,^,.^s, 1. De... ^;(., 1^4.); d. W.^^lu,
Anuapnli^. Md. t-es Addison N\ i; ,' ;\^;'^,, r;^ ,,;,,,„,..! Ind. .nd Ik.ik KHuL
1>. C, >!an- . 0. 1SS4. ,^^^'''''''•:■' ;^^^!^ ;*' li;',, ' ' ,eut ^^■ith otln-r rat. y^. men of his
i„ W. C. (a notable dist iiH;tiou), Hi ^ ',.:';: -^, ;,■,,,„■ ,,,„i n,.t Nvith>ta udin- his youtii,
lie wa> a .I,li.ent, methodical and ;;''^1''''-^''r-' ':;;;,;!,,,, ,) „,,,„tul ,„,..tical couqH.si-
,.tthehiKh-.t j.nu-tical etHc,ency. .^^^ --,' ll'l^ ','..; \-'*;,,tes,ltur. V. ^. vols.,
tions. His .cravestcate n, (■a-/,.-n,.v.a inM-uUed ■;'* ;1"J ' \' ' - ^h-velan. . <>.. -Ian. CH,
.1. in W. March G, 1804 a. ^^ yrs., 11 n,o. 1 '>-'/; ^", \^„ i,,:,,... ,, ,„ne
1803. Ensel.ia Fleiniu- Moore n.-ce „t IhuK .1. H. ^^ uU | v . , ^^^. ^,.^,,_
tiM. 1S4:,: ednc. at Oneida Conterence ^,.n ^^'^''^ .?;/,;,,;::,;! -A especialh the >.,oi-
S:ate Tniv ■ lawver: editorially coniiecte.l wuh se^ <■! al '" '\ ;}':}" l..', \ .,■ r j ^.,, ^1,,,
;;;;7;.///^.,^.;.-^-.uuither.;.^.7^^^^^^^^^
vounK'-st menu ot the body, and ,s alu^nb^a '^^-^.^j^^^'^^^ _,^,„ ^ 1^^,;, Uertrude Amelia
hv Pres. r. S. reij-i-tei of tho land otti
d;iu. of :^tajor Horatio lielcher .d
• ■,;. -I "^ , N- ^- i^w in iQf!- les <a"- ■ idiiu o .Maioriiorauo i..i. ... .
V':;::.: t^!:' iri^-r rv"^;^:^.. J,.;;,'::!':;;:^;^^.^^; \ U ^; ,--■
: ::v:" ';..>' ■■ «'.....^ l;:■'^^j,'-f ,::-,.;::;-;,;'^,;::'^-;v::;,nl..:;-":' V;:^^^^
1S4:0: rem. to byra.-us... N. A 1^^;>. ;' ' ^;:"';. , - j^-.. ,.,,,„ ^ , _^arian, Mirh.. and xv
l«.pt public lionse at Oran and a De pbi, N ^ . '' ' ,';! :,„i.,,„i „„i,.,, whicl, he has
<.duefVlerk .-f local ticket depf. li. IL: transle red to ( ' ^ Z' " ^' y ^ ,. uK
lilh-d for 1!) vrs • m. Jan. '2.^, 1^4.^). Sarah Adeline kon,^ b. I oin]" • -^- i-- .,'.p ,.
OTllV .bmx, Nov. •->!. 184i); tel.-raph operato,. -", IS. '",''". , .1,^ i.^Tk llel..n
.eastern and s,u,then> division ol '^^^^ ^i;-;; -'.; , ^l",;^- 'V > ,;U ko. ,sa. An^. ^S
Dann 3 ( )i. I VK.i; .kvM K-. b. .Tan. i .^. b^.)-', 'I- •'"'■•'-'•' • '•
,i S..i.t 1.-. lsr,(b .-.. llKNKY I1<h-,ai:t. S.'pt. l^. l.M.O
VI. i:.lvvard Seabrie.k-luly :?:3. IS'i'i
veralvrs bo.,kke.-per for \Vhcat..n & IJobin
in ISl'.t; trea-^iiier
tution of th
saddlerv an. I
:..pt. IS.'ISI'.'.
h. many yi>.
). 1. l''i.I>i''\
, ,.„ , ,. ..-. ,.,, Col. of I'har-
. .1 !■ ,. (■!.,■ 1>,,,„. .V Co an. I bi'<-anie a partn.'r m L^
om.;; :•;■<•:;:;;,;' Hanirio^savk,:^: etn,:;.;.,! is.,.,..,. th. 0,.,... m.,
kind in S. He invent,.! and patented several valuaoe ';;;!;!; -',';
harness hardware; ,<ee st.-el portrait ,n Iknvs.m -.O, n. n ^' ^ > " 1; ;
riaris.a Hannah Mar^h. b. D.-c IH, isO-Mdan. o Mo..> N hm^ 1 •
pn-.ident Onondaga, ouuty kank; a 1m cu.. .;! ' '^ '^ ^ " "V.' ' ! I , ' " sT 1
^k^<;<^, .tune :k isoo. ■}. knu-.vK.. M:yM>" K. Sept. ,. . ^- ;;, ^^ ;' ;,; ^^ ,. ^,:,,,,,,,,i,i
macv in PIdladelphia : receiv.! the aimnu. ^-Ul nn^.a! ''-, -'•.'"" ' "■
H,.Mr.i: Wni'.ATwN. Mank C, ls.-,r.. k .buiN H.vkkk.:, .b.n. k,. IM,-,.
54
ERAXCn OF .lOlIX.
Vll. Mar^Aun Auiru^ta. April 2~. IX'^i'r, n's. 'I'dlcdo; uiiin. " A ^'ifli'd ami iu-cdiu.
plislu'cl lailv, td wlimii Tin' CDiui'iliT is iai-i;-fly inilciitcd for aid in piThcriug- tin' iiiatrriaU
for tliis rt'conl (of Oawson i;-ciifalnixy) liy ('. (.". Daw.xni."
Vlll. ("Iiarlcs Carroll, li. I-^cl). A. 18:]:': mii. to Dcs Moines, Iowa, wlnnc he \Nas hook-
soUtT, pnMishcr and stationer, county superintendent of jmlilic scliools, real est. ami
iiisiiraiiee as^-ent. (see portrait enjrraved l)y Hall. frontispiectMif I'awson lioolo, cont rileitor
ill jirose and vei-se to papers and inai;-azines, a Nohrmeof whicli has lieen coliec-ted and
pulilishcd for private use; o-i-ad. law scln)ol at Ann .'vrhor. iNlifi. In iSC)',) heeame mem.
(if tlie lioard of trustees for tlie sjirinL^ i-rojieriy al Saialoi,--;!, and manager of the eoni-
l)anv's business in ^'e^\■ Vorki'ity; eotiii): ler of desr. of Hnhert 1 );i \.soii of K. l!av.. ('onr...
))iil)lished lyTy (and of a companion volume of desc. of otlu-r aimeslors of the Dawson
naiiie). from vdiicli this record of the desc. of Alpir;ail W in--ton istal:<'n. He m. acoi-dinii;
to tlie order (d' tlie Societv of Friends in l'.ro<)lvhn. X. V.. .leanneite .Mar<.'.aret Siinonson,
b. Stateii Jsland, March li). 1S2H; res. I'laintield, X. .1. 1. How.viil), Mav -^Ij. iMoT. ■,',.
(\>i,.M.\x, :^Iay 7. IS."")^!. :k HoHKiiT. Auif. 14. ISHl: d. July Ki, 1S(J8. 4. ("'h.mu.ks Wii,-
MOT, Dec. lO" \^iu. ."), C.vTir.vKlNE I?rirA.MA)i, Xov. -Jl, 1S70. Also an ado])ted dan.,
Mary Hill Dawson, 1.. 11 Xov. -21, ISol^.
137529. Lydia Dawson. i>. Fel.. lo, i;i)i; d. Ellicottsville, X. Y.. .lune -^o, is;;.-):
ni. in X. llartf. Jan. :20. \SV.',. Moses Beechcr, h. Hartf. May ."), 171)1; alxntt ISU rem. to
l^atavia, X. Y.; iiiercli. there; afterward accountant in tlie laml ollice of tlie Old HoUaml
Land (Vi. ; transferred in 1S07 to otlice at KUicott.-ville. He was in tlie company's em])loy
20 yrs. Afterward enu-aeed in the map llUsine^s. In ls;!0 ajijit. hy uov. of the state of
N. v., surroa'ate of the county, which oflice he heUl eiirht yrs Hepeatedly appt. hum
colli, uiid notai-v ])nl>lic. He was u'eidal. kind in disposiiion and ;ui exi-idleiiT neii;lilM)r; <jf
literary tastes and skill, fond id' music and jioetry, id' strict inti'i.'-rity, and a mem. of the
Epis. chli. He d. at Dunkirk while making- a visit to his daus., Feb. 14. ISfST. He m. a
2nd wf. Mav 2G, 1S41, Kmmu Xewcomb, b. Vt.. ISOS. and had ;j chil., vi/.; Asliur (ieo...
h. ISli. Aitluir Herbert. 1844. Walter Henry. 1848.
1. Sophia Mersenu, b. (Jet. ."), lSl;5; d. Se]>t. HU, 1867; •■ A ben'uvement of the
whole comniiinity;" m. April 21, iSol, 'I'rum.an Rowley Coluiau. b. Covent ry. Conn. ,
Xov. 9. 180H. He lived 2 yrs. with Hon. (ierret Smith, who put him as clerk with his
hro. -in-law, Mr. l^.ackus, in I'eterborou^di; rem. to Ellicottv. and l>ec, a merch. In 18-14.
agt. for Holland Land Co., land jirojirieiors, and bouiilit an interest in thi' projierty. In
1854 rem. to Dunkirk and t>sta1). the Lake Shon- liaidv. of wliich he is now (1S78) Fiest.
1, CuAtM-Ks Ili:.\KY, July ."i. 18:52; d. Aim-. IH. sm. 2, EMit.v. July:'., d. Di-c. 9, 18:;:;.
M, Ai.T'.EiiT EMli.ifs, Feb. s. lN:i."i: ni. Frli. 7. iS.'iQ. Emma Melissa ('hapm:i!i. b. New
Market, X. H.. O.'t. 24, 1842; d. D. June 20, 1 (i:k (2) Ajiril i\. ISdo, Eli-/,a linssell. b.
Mav l;5, is4:i 1, S,>p/,i<t .J<nu\ March lo, ISCl). 2. ILtrry Trini.iin, Jan. 2:3, 1802.
i. l>v 2d 111.; 3, Find ]!».■<..■,■//. Xov. 1:3, 18G'). 4, h'nufi Snphii, March 2:'., 1S()8, .l.
-4^i/'V Zt'//.v.v,7^, Oct. 28, 1^':70. 4, Lviha Bkkciikh, Jiuie b^. ]8:J7; d. Oct. 8, 1.^72; m. in
Duuk., Jan. t), iS.'iL James Henry VauBureii. i). Feb. 2. IS^JI; merch.; (s. of Henry
Broudliead VaiiB., u kins, of Pies! VanH.) 1, 11'//,. t'ohnnn, Oct. :■>, 18.-)7: d. April 2-1,
1858. 2, FAU n ColiiKin. April 26. 1861. ;i Tr"m<iu Cnlnum. Jan. 1, ISt;,""). 4, .A////,.s-
Lyiiutn. Ajiril >'', 1S67. 5, .)[<iri/ ('nhndn. Juiu' 25. 186'J. 6, .Jiiiin:<]Liirij. .\nir. 4, 1S71.
5, KiJ.KN Sui'HiA. Aii^-. 25, IS-lii; in. in ])., .\pril 27. 185',t, Capt. Patrick Barrett, b.
Ballyknock, Ireland, .March 10. ls;-i2; mort. wounded at Battle of Williamslmrg-, Va..
May 5. 1862, d. ne.xt day at Yorkto\vn. lie was ]iostinaster of Dunkirk under Buchanan,,
ami held for n.'any yrs. iinportant trust.-': in employ (dErie H. H. Co. He was a meui. of
the Cath. Chh. 1, " J/.//-// ( W///////, Ju 1 v !). isdd. "(J, .Mvitv Win.i.KS. Dec. :31, 1842; in.
Jan. 2, 186fi, Sam'I James (iifYonl, 1>." Ashtabula, O.. .May 14. i8:]l. 7. William Tkt--
M.W. Feb. IS, 1845; m. June 15, ].s70, (irace, dau. Charles Kennedy, Sln-riif of Chau-
tauqua Co.. X. v.; res. Dunk. 1, .L///-.V. b. Jnlv :](). \<rl.
11. Harriet Winston, Aim-. Ki. islO; m. Dei-. 24, ls:5:l Di hx EiukIi Sill. b. Cooi)ers-
town, Ai-ril L!. IMl; d. Feb. 12. I8(i!». Publisher for 25 yrs. of the Ctit.t r.i mjns Fn,-
iiKiii. 'lA'.ice candidati' for Pres. l-llector. In 1S4-'1 me.-^sena-er to i'on\-ey the eleciorial
vote of the -fate of New York to W'a-h'ii. Aut. for Xew York Imlians, api>t. by Pres.
Lincoln, ISdl-I. .\ man of v-j^at influence in liis Co. 1. CiiAi;i.i;s Di'.i.os. .Viii;-. 2^. 1^4:);
sue. liis f. as propr. and ed. of Tin Cd'td riiiii/ii.i J''i; ( um n . but rem. to Ellicottsxille ami
bee. a farmer; m. .\ov. 25. I'-ii:). Sophia L. Pettil. b. Fairview. X. '\'.. Jan. I, INi'-;; dau.
(d' Amos. L F'lith F.ttU. \U\ s. Isc,:, 2, 7- .vwV. Dec. 2, ISd-. ;-;. M.ir;i. .May 17, 1^72.
2, Hai;ki:;t l'.i;!.'-!i!:i;. .May li. ls5:;.
HI.
Kmilv l-'raiic's. .Mar.-h W. IMS; m.
larlaii Coleman i bri
IL). b. l-'eb. 1). l.s[(;: toiwardiiiu- and com. merch. in Dunk. 1. I-'la.mks Ivmilv. .March
22, ls:-i<); m. Dec. 12. isCd. Theodore Hinsdale W'hittlesev. b. Dec. 17, is:};); Hour and
DAWSOX. 55
gniin mcrcli. of Ii'dclicsTer, N. Y. ; s. of Hon. Fird. ^V. 1, KiniJij ('oliiuiii. 1>. Sept. 12,
1N(;2. -J, }'ri(lu-irk. Doc. 2\, l«)o. :'., dmn, Fih. 7. Isc,.-,; d. .AJ.iil Hi, ]m;7. 4. //.//•-
Af/^ CohiKtn. O.-t. 10. 1860; d. Jan. 2'^. Is(i7. .■"», //<///■,// I'url:, r. Nov. •.':!. Isii!). -j,
Jn.TKTTi; t'i,.\i;rss.v, (i.-t. -JS, 1,S4;-!: 111. in Dunk. .May 4. ISC,!). Dr. David ( iil.l.s .Mliiii:,
Itoino. plivs., Ii. Xorwalk. ().. .Ian. S. IfiAi: Sur^-. V . S. \'oU. dniin-- civil war: r^'s. i ).
1, Flvr.iin , Aii'T. l:!, is7-i. H. (;i;v<i: Finkcia. .Vntr. 1. I'-l"): lu. Oct. 14. ls(;7. \\m.
FixT. Hull C'ancicf, 1>. <),-t. 4, 1S44; onlist. ar N. V. ('.. .Inly 10, IMI;], .-^crvt-d 'J yrs. and
o inos. ; appt. ront. (,)iiar, .Ma:-. Soit;-. ; hoc. di>-c. Ort. ."). I'li"); n-s. Duck.: liaid waro ui'Tr-h.
1, Ji<n, Mrdnwr. b. Nov. 'I?,. ISCS. 2. lUrtr.m, Culhnm, .March l'.', ls;(i. 4. H.MtUfKT
S(.pni.\. Jiilv (.;'. lst7: d. April i:). iS4s. .,■), Ch.mu.k^ H.uii.a.v. .\\\)i. \:\. d. Nov. 2-2, 1849.
IV. .hiiicttc, Fcl). IN. is2(l: \\\. <)i-t. 9. 1S4S, I'ctcr \"aiiHt>n.^s(da.M- Skinii<'i\ b. i;ca<l-
in^^ N. v., .Ian. 7, Isl.'j; incrcli. 1, Fi,oi;kn( k, .lulv V\ lS4it. 2. Soimiik. JuIv -Vl,
1>51.
V. William Henry He. chcr. 1>. Dec. -24, ls-21 ; edit, and pmp. (d' Th, Whhj Aih:o-
cale at Aii^^elica, .\. Y.. IS.l.'J-H, and i-onnected \vitli other ne\vspa])er enierpri.-^es.
" Autlior of nianv irraeeful jinetus"; res. Fa Salle, His.; \\\. F(di. 'lA, iyo^, Helen .M.
White. 1, Eva, h.'.March 1."), 1S.")4.
VL Marc Jane, b. Ant:. ;31. 18-24; unni.
VIF Moses, 1,'. July i*;.' 1827: liardw. merchl,. cashr. l.st Nat. Bank. Warren, I'a.;
in. Oct. 22, 1S.")1, Sarah Tavlor, dan. of Abijali Fitch Tayh)r of Nnrwalk, Conn.; 1). Aug.
28, 18yF (2) Aiij:. 2, 18.V)". Emily E. DowDer, b. Fob. 27, 1831. 1, Jks.^k CrMMiNG. b.
April 7, IS-vl 2.' ('i[.\kles EMi'itsON. b. Oct. Ss. ISoiJ. 3, KroiiARi) ('.utv, ii. Se],T. .1.
1800. 4, 'I'lU'MAX ('OT,>t.vx, 1). April 7, 1802. o, llAina- Dowxek, b. F(d). 20. 1S04; d.
Ai)ril 22, I80o. 0. Mauv E^nrKK, 1). May 30, 180o,
Vill. Charles Mortimer, b. Jan. 31, 1820; has been editor and ]>ub. of newspapi'rs in
Ellicottsville, Sabula, Iowa. Dunkirk, Honiellsville and Ooinvav, and now, 1873, ed. and
pvib. r/, ,/^.vv, ^ V,m,ii Fnr Pre^^.y at WellsviUf. N. Y, ; m. IW. 22, 18r)2. Amelia Eliza-
beth Ilastinirs, \). Feb. 7, 1832. 1. FlciA Emii-v, b. Jan. 23. 18.'34. 2, Cjiat.i.F-.s Mo^ks,
h. March 10, 1855. 3, Si'sax Ji'I.iktte. b. Jan. 3. 1857; d. May 20, 18G7. 4, UfY
• Stoxk, b. Sept. 8, 18G5; d. March 12. 1866. 5, Ei.tZAUETir Fisitkk, b. Jnlv 30, 1869.
IX. Lvdia, b. Dec. 27, 1831; d. March 3, 1832.
X. Fiicia Annette, b. Dec. 27, 1833; d. May 7, 180G; m. April i). ls.-,l, Hicliard L.
Carv, I). Boston, Erie Co., N. Y., Feb. 11, 1827; mercht., postmas. of Dunk, from March,
1804, till rem. bv Pres. Johnson, 1866. 1, Kkiiakd i,iNC()LN, b. July 1, 1854. 2,
ErciKNi; CiiAKLKs, b. Nov. 21, 1857. 3, PHiJ,ir, b. Mav 0, 1864. 4, LtciA I^kixtier,
b. Mav 0, 1800.
13752.11. Eleazer .A.udrews Dawson, b. March 18, 1798; res., 1813, North-
ampton, Ma.ss, ; m. Sept. 4, 1823, Cyntliia Kolnrts, b. Ajjril 4, 1804; d. Pompey Hill, N.
Y., Aug. 30, 1849; sis. of Kuhamali"; (2;; Mary iHiigin-), ^vid. of James Baker, b. Rocking-
liam, Vt., June 8. 1805.
I. KoUiu Faureat, b. Marcli 25, 1825; d. Ilaydenville, Mc, Aug. 24, 1857. One
of the earliest manuf. of gold ])ens at Syracuse; rem. to H. abt. 1846, and manuf. exten.
gold pens and silver ])en-holders; owing to his ingenuity and skill in adai)ting machin-
ery he estaV). in 1N51 the firm of Dawson, barren \' Hyde of N. Y. O. ; m. March 23,
1847, Jane Fli/.abeili Lewis, b. Middletown, Conn., Oct. "20. 1825. 1, >F\i;v Isabella,
b. Ang. 9, lSo5.
II. Fucien Augustus, b. Aug. 10, 1820; n-s. Si>ringticld, M.ass. ; broker and capi-
talist; m, Oct. 10. 1855. Ellen Eliza Pierce, b. ]\tu, Mass., Ault. 2«, 1838. 2. Fete
Ei.T/.EH, b. .lone 24, 1860; d. next day. 2, Ci.aka Eliza, b. Feb. 23,1807. 3, (.'iiatia
CvM'iMA, 1). Julv 5, 1871.
111. David berastus, b. Aug. 13, 1828; d. in Cliicago. Ills.. Sept. 24, 1804; farmer;
he enlksted in 13th Ills, cav., 1801, and was O'larter Master Sergt. ; disc, on acet. of
sickness; m, Nov. 7. 1^(1(1, Flecta Chase, b. Dec. l:;, 1842; d. Aug. 18, 1806. 1, Henky,
b. Ai)ril 9, d. Aj.ril 17, isi;2. 2. Nkllie F , b. Autr. 29, 1804; d. Feb. 23, 1805.
IW Fredcriek De Fovi-st, b. Dee., is;;:); d. March 12, 1841.
V. James O'Donnell. b. .Ian., 1S41; res. Partington, Ills.; went sontii, not Iieavd
from since.
VI. Marv Diane, b. Au:r. H, 1S48; m. Jan. 1, 1874, Chas. D. Pease; res. Spring-
field, Mass.
1375:3. Titus Dawson, b. .Ian. 13. 17 1^; d. :\Iarch Fl. 1^ !(». a. 92, in Dac.ln-, X,
Y.; serv. in lo-v. War and wa~ a half pensioner; res. at dif. periods at F. llav., SoutIi-
Ington, New llaitf. , Oneida Co., N. V., Lenox, Ma-s. and Danhy ; m. in (.'heshire. Conn.,
Aug. 20, 1778, Sibvl, dan. of .iamos and Sarah (Smith) Denison. cous. t<j the tir>t wf. of
56 15K.\ NCH Oh' .1011 N.
Tiinothv Dhwsoii, the motlu-rs hfing thuis. of S;un. Sinitli. Sin- was h. Oct. 14, 174(5;
d. IhmlW. Auvr. 14, 18;^,:, a. Ul ; f..r sVv. yvs. l)liii(].
I. ' John. h. Julv 27, 1771»; iii. Tlia'nk I'lil \^■al•^^•^. (2) Betsev Cooper.
II. .Manila, h. Dec. 10, 1781; m. ItOo, Alx-l IJarnes.
HI. 'I'itLis, b. March y. 17S-5; in. Lucy Lockwood.
]V. Sibyl, twiti witli Titus; ni. ISoO,' Elihu Doolittle.
V. Jainc.-^ Dcnisou, ]>. Fob. 3o, 178^; iii. Isll, Charlotte IMioadcs.
137531. John Dawson, July 27, 177!t; .1. in Si-cucer, N. V., March lo, 1872. a.
(ty. Settling in a nt^w country he led a labivfjdii^ life. Very succes.sful as a Inniter,
aiid ail excellent uiurksinan even in old age; niAer used liquois or tobacco: m. in Paris,
Oneida Co., X. Y.. Jan. 6, ISO'S, Thankful, duu. of Litut. I'phraini Warren, b. Oostown,
Vt.. May 14, 178.3; d. in Dauby, X. V., Xov. 20, 18;^), a. I.""). (2) Dec. 2!), 1831, Deisey
Coo]!cr. b. (iostown, June 16, 1781; d. Danl)y, Nov. 5, 18*58, a. 87.
I. Morris, Xov.'20, 1803: in. Oct. 7, 1827, So])hia Smith, 1). Aurelins, Cavug-a Co.,
N. Y., Oct. (5. isOC; res. \VeIlsbon;uuh, l\i. 1, Am \.\n \, Aug. G, 1828. 2," H aumon
J.\C'i;s()N, April 13, 1830. 3, Cii.vs. RviAO, Julv 31, ]8;!2. 4, "Joii.v J.\m Ks, April 2;<,
■1834: drafted Feb. 22, 18(54, 108 Pa. Cav. and d. in hos at Clarksburgh, \V. Va., Aug.
11, 18(5.3. ,3, \Vk.\i.tiu.\. June 21. 183(5. (5, Kith, May 10, 1843; d. Sej)!. 3, 1844. 7,
<ii;o. S.Mir}], Sept. 1.3, 184.5.
II. Plarmon, March 12, 180(5; d. June 10, 182(5.
III. Alinira, Jan. 9, 180.5; d. Waluish Aallev, hid., Oct. 1, 1834; in. in D., March
10, 1824, John llobari, who d. April, iSfiO. 1, D.\r., b. Dec, 1824; d. y. 2. W.vlteh,
b. Ai)rii, 182G. 3 and 4, Twins, d. v. 5, 0i'hei.i.\, b. 1830; d. 1843. ' <>. Edmcm), b.
abt. 1822; d. v. 7, Dau.. h. 183-1; d. v.
IV. Fnii'lv, Nov. 8, 1807: in. June 23, 1^33, Asa Phelps Button, b. Mardi 10, 1808;
d. in Danby, June 4. 1834; (2^i April 14. 18:'.8, Ib.wland SluM-iiian Wovu-n. b. Pauld-
higstowii. Duchess (.'o., N. Y., Ajiril 3, ls07: d. XewHeld, N. Y., t)cT., ]S48; fanner.
i. by Istni.: 1. As.v Weslev, March \0, 1831. i. by 24 m.: 2, Li(iNn\, -Ian. 27,
183!); d. May 23, 1^41. 3, Ciikstkii L()'iF;xzo, Oct. 2('), !'^40: res. Flysses, Thoiapkins
Co., X. Y'. "4, OfiiKi.iA A., Oct 11, 1.^44; re,->. Sulliv.-inville, X. Y.
A'. Saniantha, June 27, 1811; ui. Xov. 1(5, 1820, Crawbird l'^)X, b. July 13, 180S;
d. in .Mich., .March 11, 1S3(.1. (2) Sept. 11, 1830, Pen-r \'roon.an. b. llerl;in"ier Co., X.
Y., Feb. 4. 1813; ns. Muiigerville, Mich. 1, Kmki, ink Adams, Aug. 1 1, 1832. 2, Wm.
Joii.N. March 2. 1^31; res. Venice, Midi. 3, Ci;i:sti;k Daw'su:;, Dec 1.^,1833; res Shi
awassee Co., Mich. 4, Axgklim: S., X'ov. 20, l,s;]8; res. dwasso. Mieli. 3, Cuawkohd
S.\MiTKr,, June 30, 1^42; d. in V. S. A., typhoid lev., .^lunf()rdsville, Ky,, Xov. 3, 1S(>2.
G, A Twin Buo. ; d. v. 7, Mn/iox, Dec 8, 1844; res. Duplain, Mich. 8, Cassammi.v
A., Dec. 14, 18.54; res. Venice, Mich.
VI Xelson, b. June 18, 1813; ni. in Spencer, X. V., Xov. 5, 1833, Lorena Cowell,
b. Feb. 23. ISls. 1, Mykox Havili.ah. b. Maivh 21, 1^37; enlisted Aug. 12, 1802, Co.
1, lUOth X. ^^ vols.: d. r. S. hospital, Beltsville. Md., Xov. 1, 18(32, 2, Ai.miua, b.
Xov. 21, 1841: d. cons. July 2, 1801. o, Juiix. b. Dec. 19, 1842; enlisted Aug. 1, 1802,
■"OOth X. Y. vols.; in several engagements, in one of which severely wounded and disch.
ulv 12, 1803. 4. Kriii Diana, b. Feb. 2:'., 1847. 5, Xancy ]>ei.1'1iink, b. Dec 18,
S.33.
VII. Chester, 1>. April 7, 181.3; ni. Sejit. 1, 1840, Margaret McKnitrht, b. X. Y. C.,
...ay 10, 1S20. 1. Skth Wakiien, b. D^'c 10, b^ II . 2. \Vm. A., b. June 14, 1.843; d.
Sept. 2, 18r2. 3, E^.v/.wnnn Tjiankkv].. b. Oet. 14. 1818.
VIII. Marv Ann, b. Mav 20. 1817: ni. Se])t. 22, 1838. Isaac (iernian; fanm^r; b.
Charlestown.'X. Y., Julv 0, "l8(34; res. Manslield, O. 1, Isahei., b. Mav 27, 1840. 2,
IIOUACE, b. March 20. 'l843; d. Xov. 20, ls33. :!, LvniA Ann. b. O.-r. 22, 1843. 4.
ZvciiAKV, b. Xov. 22, 1848. 3, FinvAun Dawson, b. April 1, 1n30.
IX. Milt<;n. b. .Maivli 1, l.-sOl; fanner; d. July 27, 1S03: in. Maivh 4, 1840, Mary
Ann Schotield, b. Sp.Mi'-er, June 13, 1820. Shein.'2<l. Oet. (5,1872, Samuel .Milh'r of
Wolcott, \\'avne Co.. X. Y. 1, Amoketia C eutkioi:. b. M;iv 13, 1^38. 2, Min.me,
b, Oct. 25. 18(54.
X. ll.urii't FJi/a, b. June 3, 1820; ni. Feb. 27. 1818, Kdgar l.oraine Morse; fanner;
b. Vt.. Aug. 8, 1S2S; (J) Lnrius Martin, June 28. 18')3; b Piehtield. X Y., Oct. 5,
183^': res. Ithaca, X. V. 1. Wai.i.aci-: Adi-.i r.Kirr, b. .luue 0. is,"il; res. Chicago, Ills.
2. F'i;A\( I.- Wii!;i:i.i-:i:, 1). Awr. c, 1S33; enlist. V. S. ,\. 1872.
137532. Martha Daw.son, b. Oer, lO. 178): d. Cu-thmd Ceuiei, X. V., Sept. 10,
1801; a. 80; blind for 3 yrs. bef. d. ; m. in I'aii.-., N. \.. April 10, Isi)",. .\l„.l Bai-nes (s.
of James), b. F.ii-mingio'n, (.'onn.. {)<•:■. -..'3, 1773; d. Cortland, .Mi.di., l-'eb. 7. IS03; a. 80;
faiiiu-r; rem. fruni Oneida Co., ISJ3, toiJrand liapitls, .MiiJi.. t lien<-.. t.) (_', .rlland.
10!
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1853
M
DAWSON. 57
I. Iiaiu, 1). D.'c. 9, 1800; m. in Paris, N. Y., Nov. 18, l^oO, Juliet Austin, b. Sc].t.
25, ]S0:5; IVS. ('. v.. Kent ("n., Mirli. 1, IHAM, <1. y. 2, M.\1!'11[.V M.MUA, i). Oct. 'J7,
lS::i;i. y, Maiiy Jank, b. Muirli 2. l-:!-"); ni. '■ Turtle. 4, Hokac i: I.amuitk, 1).
Miircb '27. ^^^.W. ■"). J\.\ii:s, <!.; a. 4 nins. (I, Juii.x Mn.Tox, li. M;urli 27, bsyu. 7 mul
>■. Mu.o anil Milan, twins. U, Kijza, I). Scj)! 17. 1S44; ni. —Davis; ;Jl-1i;1.; ]<\s.
lowii. 10. l.l-c:r.N Dkmsox. April U, 1^47.
II. Setl), Nov. '20, 1S07; ni in Caiiulen, X. Y., Anipjia 4'nttlc, [ ] Marrh ]2, \KU\;
<!, .V i , (»•■( n, ]si;:!. (2) in Taburir, X. Y., May ."i. 1S(;4, Maria ban\<>s Wbcclp.r. b'.
A}>ril 7, l^'-vi. will, of C'iias. \\he('lfr ami (bui. of lleulct and (yntliia Barnes; res. Mc-
<\aHu41sville, X. Y. 1, Ai!(iii;s rrri, Fel>. :>, bSi),:). -J, Cvntiha A.mki.ia, Xov. '22,
lH(i6. 3, An adopted son, FitEDKiiu k, b. .luno 1, lyOO.
III. James Titus. Feb. 11, lylO; d., a. abt. ;j nios.
IV. .Milton, Jan. 22, 1811; d. :^larch 24, li>t}3: m. at Oriskany Falls, Jan. 1, l,So4,
Laura, riau. of 'j'hos. Thames, b. Farmington, ("onn., May IG, IbU); res. (.'ortland C'en
1, Fdnvjn WooniUKV, Xov. 4. 1N:!4; res. }V]^ Prairie, Xewayun Co., Midi.; serr. 8 vrs.
jis j>riv. and Scrut. -"uliKi-gt. Mich. Cav. 2, Ar-(;rsTT's Mii/iox, Sept. 10, l^':j(>; res. <;rat-
tan, Kent Co., Mich; serv, ;-! yrs. Co. F, 2(1 li'^'^t Mich. Cav :l I.rtv Ja.nk, .Ian. s,
ISoO; (1. Aul,^ 14. li'Ti'.t. 4, h:\yj Ccimts, Ajuil IT), 1n4:1. .■). Fi;a.\ci:s A.manda, April
3(1, ISbi. (), Cii vs. Si'K.NCK};, Jnn('2:3, 1n.")2.
\. Marv Sojihla, \u^^. 20, Isl;!; va. lA'b. 24, l.^:],"}, .lohu WoodruiT; res. Uneida,
Katoii Co., .Mich. 1, Mamv Dklka, Marcli 10, ls::8. 2, Jam: A:sf anda, Juh 24, 1S40.
VI. Sibyl Amanda, Sept. IG, l^l-"); d. A))ril 2:J, 1S.-)1.
VII. Jan'ies, .lulv 2H, 1817; hotel keeper; .in. Ort. 2M, bsT">, Silenre Woodruff, b.
Feb. 2y, 1S2;3; d. Pla"infi.-ld, Mieh., Jan. 17, 1852. (2) Dee. 24. 18r>:J, Maliala llaym-s,
b. Jaiv22, 1811). les. P. 1, 4'KviMri:.NA Fli7,ai;k'iii, July ;-3, l^^Ji). 2, F}ab.i. Dee. l!i,
1851. '
VIII. Piti Davsou. Feb. 7, 1820; m.: .v. ?. ; res. \Vis.
IX. Svlvia Ann. Sept. 29, 1822: d. Sept. 2-i, 185().
X. Ab.4. Oct. 2;:;, 1N21; d. April 27, 18G0.
137533. Titus Dawsou, b. Marrh 5, 17^5; d. Spencer, X. Y., Sept. oO, b'^5n, a.
74; m. in Lenox., Madison Co., X. Y., Sej.t. 1, 1811, l^uey (dau. of Job L(jckwood, t.
rev. Sol.), b. Len., Aug. 25, 17'.i2; d. Spencer, Xov. 4, 18()8," a. 7lJ.
1. Dau.. b. ;uid (1. sm. (.lav.
II. Son, b. and d. ApvU 1:";, ISIG.
III. Sally Eleanor, Aug. 3. 1818.
]\'. Fdward Kiley, Sept. l8, 182U: d. uiun. Sept. I'J, 1815.
V. Martha Maria, Feb. 4, 1822; m. Seiit. 14, 1843, P'orbus llumiston, K. U. police-
man, b. (it. Harrington, Mass., SejU. 2S, 1820. (s. of Dea. Jesse Humiston. b. Hamden,
March 10, 1700; d. Dec 20, 18:2; m. .Mary Ray). 1, Kdwahii K.vv, Jan. 8, 1845; res.
Ffiirbault, Hioe Co.. Minn: tel. operator. 2, Fr.MCK PKi;K(r.\, Jan. ](!, 1817; res.
\\ inona. Wis.
Yl. Phebc Isaludla, June 10, 1S24; m. .lane 30, 1842, W)ii. Stevens. (2) June 10,
1840, Ji-rome Judd, b. Xaugatuck, Conn., Aug. 1823; d. (Jrafton, .Mass., June 23, 18G7.
i. by 1st m.: 1, Fi.KNOH.v," b. a. 3 yrs. 2, Lucv Maki.\. L by 2d m. ; 3, Cii.A.]!i,KS
F:i>\vahi). Feb. G, 1S50; res. NVorcesit'r, Mass. 4, Caiiui.j.nk Ismikm.a, Jan. 2G. 185G.
\'1I. Jleruion Freder-ick, April 30, 182G; carriage maker; res. Ithaca, X. Y. ; m. ]>ec.
S\. 1855, Sarah Jane Quick, 1). Nov. 12, 1833, s. i.'
137534. Sibyl Dawson, twin with Titus; d. Oswego. X. Y., April 15, 184(). a
61: m. in Lenox, X. Y.. Dec. 21, isijl), P]liliu Doolittl.-, farmer, b. Xov. 4, 178G, bro. of
]|on. Silvester Doolittle of (Jswego; s. of .Maj. Jcud.
1. Lucy .Maria, Xov. 24, i8lO; d. (.)ct. 8 1830, unm.
II. William Youul;-, Jan. 10, 1813: m. Xov. 2, 1.^37, Cinderella Ibdmes, b. Rens-
s.ebu-ivill.., X. v., April 17, 1813; d. Feb. 2, ISGO. (2) Aug. 4, isGl. Caroline Holmes.
1, Ll'. V .MAiitA, Amr. 17. ISiiS. 2, Kiocnk Di;.\i,T().n. Xiiv. 25, 18:;0; d. (.)ct. 20, 1S(;2.
3. Si:- AN DKi.riitNi., Aug. 21, 1847.
111. Joel Car(du\ May 23, 1N15. d. Iloricon, Wis., Sept. G, 1S5G; lumber nierch. ;
m. S.pt. 14, 1837, Pahnvra Stephens, b. Lridirewater, Pa., Autc- i, 1815. 1, Ef.T.KKT
<'ii:tis, Aug. 2^, 1838; d. Dec. IS, b^40. 2,' \Vhi,tiiia Joski-him:, .March 25, 1SI2;
res. Oshkosh, Wis. 3, Svi.vks-)'i:u Lk<i'i; \.m), Jan. :!1, 1845. 4, Fi.ovd Lr.r.itA.sso.N,
A[.ril 2o, 1847. 5, Fi;.v.S( Ks Ab.'.i.i.M;. Oct. 14, 184il. (i, K.m.m \ I-j.i/aiU'.ti!, April 22.
1S5!. 7, CKAKi.f:> Ki.tuf, Sept. i:!, is.^,:',; d. .Nbu-.h IG, 1^55. s. I1iiw:kt' J..i:i.,
Dec. 14 1855; d. Dec. G. 1850',
HKAXCH OF JOHX.
IV. Kli Barnaul, June 13, 1S17: d. Oswogo, July 24, ISJU, unni.
V. Saml. Woodworlh, July i), ISl'J; d. N'ov. 14, sni. yi.
VI. JuiUfS Au.stin, Nov. 1, 1820; foundry i)attern maker; ni. July 1'2, ls4(;. Immii
<-(;h J:iiza Thorpe; b. March Si, 1S:?5: res. Dclavan, \Val\vortli Co., \\"i.s. 1, Ki,[ B.vu-
N.\i!n, .Nov. 13. 1S47: res. Brooklyn, N. Y. '2, M.vhv Ei.i/Ar,F,TH, Jan. 18. IS.IO. :',.
Fi,oia;N(i-: Adklaidk. July 20, 1S')2. -1, Anxa Kav.nou, July 2S, 1833; d. Mar.'h 7,
18i;0. 0, Fkkd. Tiuman, May 12, IS.")."),
Vll. F.i^liert Denison, June 29, 182:!; faruu-r; d. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 10. 1803;
enlist., Aug. lo, 1802, Co. V., o8th Hegt. Iowa \'ols. ; was at siege of Vickshuvg; d. of
dvs. at 45enton Barrack, St. Louis; m. in Bradford. Hock Co., Wis., Oct. 13. 1847
I)iana House, b. Jan. 25, 1820; d. Dec. 23, 1860. (2) Se])t. 21, 1801. Delia Louisa Davis',
b. Oct. 20, 1827. 1. Sci.r. V Aisti.v, Aug. 5,1848; d. March 2, 1850. 2, Jri.iA Josi:pii-
inp:, Dec. 3, 1849; teacher. West Union, Fayette Co., Iowa; ni. April 14, 1872, Newton
C Abbott; res., 1873, Dover, Fayette Co., Iowa. 3, James Fexm.mokk Coovki;, .April
3, 1851. 4, Wki.thia Am5Ei;tixe, Oct. 23, 1852: d. Aug. 9, 1853. 5, Ai.bkkt Ei.iiiu,
Jan. 20, 1855; d. March 8, 1805. G, Ida Caium.ink, Jan, 8, 1857. 7, Ada Li;mii;.\',
Jan. 18, 1859.
VIII. Julia Antoinette, July 17, 1825; <1. in Oswego, Aug. 5, 1844; m. \N'ni. Fuller.
ship carpenter, b. Eug. ; res. N. Y. C. 2 chil. 1, (iKti. 2, Wii.liam, adoi)ted bv Hon.
Svlvester Doolittle.
IX. \Velthia Melissa, b. Sept. 9, 1828; d. May 5, 1844.
137535. James Denison Dawson, b. Feb. 25, 1788; d. iu Fowler, O.. July
21. 1805, a. 77; ni. in Lenox, N. Y.. Oct. lU, 1811, Charlotte Blioades, b. in Barringtou,
Mass., Jan. 31, 1790; d. Jan, 11. 1871; rem. to Danby, 1813, thence to Prowler, 1810
I. Julia Esther, Jan. II, 1813; m. in Fowler,' O., Aug. 1, 1880, Ahimas Duu.I, b.
Canton, Conn., July 11. 1811; res. Freedom, Portage Co.. O. 1, F.dwfx (iAUiiTTT,
Dec. 17, 1831; res. Vassar, Tuscola Co., Mich. 2, H?:ni{Y Rhoades, June 30. 1833.
11. Lorenzo, Oct. 18, 1815; d. Newvill<.^ DeKalb Co., Ind,, June 4, 1870; m. Oct.
10, 1839, Emeline, dau. of Ira Case, b. Vernon, O., July 12, 1819; d. Feb. 27, ]8f;0. (2>
Feb. 14, 1801, Catliarine Augu.sta Ilcadlev, b. Bayctta', 0., March 9, 1819. 1, Jvma
MAtUA, Oct. 8, 1840; d. Feb. 7, 1860. 2, Ai HKitr Addison, Jan. 4, 1842; res. Concord,
Ind. 3, L'l'.SLi.A Amelia, Dec. 20, 1845. 4, Pirri.KTrs P., June 3, 1848. 5, Vioi.a S..
Jan. 11, 1855; d. Sept. 11, 1800. 0, Clakknce, May 20, 1858; d. Nov. 15, 1800. 7.
Fl,Oi!FXOE (.'., twin with C.
III. Angeline, July 15, 1817; m. March 1, 1838, John Jackson, grocer and farmer,
b. Julv 15, 1810; res. New Bedford, Lawrence Co., Pa. 1, CuAur.OTTE, Jan. 21. 1839.
2, Jou.\, Feb. 2. 1849.
IV. Emeline, Dec. 28, 1818; m. Jan. 8, 1840, (iilhert Buchanan Walker, farmer, b.
Dec. 1, 1810; res. Bazetta, O. 1, MAKiiAT.KT, May 31. 1841 ; d, Nov. ] , l,'s02. 2, Iu.a.
■KiiOADKS, Sept. 19, 1842. 3. Wm. Bkeedon, March 7. 1845. 4, Oilbekt Dwvsox,
April 18, 1852. 5, Ciiaui.otte Eli/.atseth, Mav 19, 1856. 6, James Addtso.v Feb.
20, 1858. ■ ,'
V. Maria, June 30, 1820; d. Dec. 10, 1829.
VI. Kodulphus, March 27, 1822; m. May 3, 1855, Adeline Charlotte Hill, b. Har-
weuton. Conn., Nov. 4, 1828. res. Lin wood, Butler Co., Neb. 1, Cir.vTa.oiTE Ci.at;-
issA, April 13, 1850. 2, I^an'i, (iAI.ns, June 20, 1858. 3, Estei.i.a .Makta, VrV). 13,
1800. 4, .\Iai;v Ei.TZA. .\hiy 21, 18(i2. 5, Ai.vAiii;TTA V., Dec. 7, 1803. 0. Bknj.
P^RAXKi.iN, Feb. 5. d. .\pril 0, 1809.
VII. Addison, .May 21, 1825; m. June 18, 1S02, Car.)(ine Phoades. b. Feb. 4, 1S33:
res. Fowler, O. 1, Fi,c)KEN<e .\dki.e. Aug, 31, 1804, 2, Fkank ErciE.vE, Jan. 10.
•1800. 3, 1''d\vaud EvEUETT, Nov. 10, 1809.
VIII. Pembroke, Feb. 7, 1828; m. Oct. 24. 1S50, Marinda Sii^der, b. Dec. 21. 1827;
res. F. 1, Is\i;i:i,, April 14, b^52. 2, AirrtKo, .Ian. 15, 1857.'
IX. James llarnton, Nov. 22, 1832; m. .\!ii] Hathawav; .v. ('.; res. (uistavus, Trum-
bull Co.. O.
1374. Sarah .Bawson, b. Fe!.. 2, 175ii: d. D.c., 1837; a. ns yis. ; ni. 1783. Al>e]
Fuller; rem. to N"w Ilartf., (_>neida Co., N. Y., thence to Caroline, Tompkins t'o . N.
v., whr. shed.
I. Marriii. b. .June IS. 1784; d. ii\ ]?:irton, .V. \.. April 14, ]8(M: a. 80; m. Salh"
Lockwood. 1). .M;.\, ',S;;!,i; ,1. M.'ireh 4. lsr,2; u. i;2, si,-, to Luev. wf. of Tim.-- Daw.-on. ]'.
Cvitrs, b. Feb. l!i: d, .Ian, 14. ls:;7, 2. Ci,\i:ic. l>. Ju!ie8. 1822: d. Marc!; 10, IS}:',. 3.
EtVA.MM) Ai.i.KN, h. Sepr. 1, Isj."); i,,. 1845. S.'.liy Ann Hamilton. 4, HfTU .\nn, 1). -inly
30, 1n2?; m. John Severn. 5. L(-( v Ivr.y.iAM, li. F*b. 20, 1831; m. \<iv,\c Mannbii^; res.
Sp(nu'cr, X. Y. ('), EsTifKit, b. ^fny G, ISi^T; d. in Hi'.iton, Sept. 0, 184S). 7, Sarah, b.
Mav '}, IS 10; (1. .Itine ."i, 1S4',*.
II. Murvin, !). A])!!! i:^, 17SG; <1. Julv 17. ISO.",,
111. Pollv, \>. Litclitlrld, Coiui., Sept. H, ITn!); d. in Sprin-ticld. Ills., 1SG3: n. 74:
ni. in l)aiibv,"N. Y., ISTJ, J().sfi>li II;. ^ar, wlio d. in S.. Sept. 1, ]s:;0. 1, .lii.irs, 1).
ISl:!: ros. S". '2, Mviio.x. b. ls20: ivs. Mo.
W. A\:<'] Burton, b. July 10. ]71)-2; d. Cundof, N. Y., S<;pt. 24, 1S70: a. 7S; a p*Mi-
sioncr i'(jr war ol IST^; m. Nov. 1, l.'^,:37, I''di/.al)i't]i Cornwidl. I, M.\i;vi.\, b. ^"ov. 24,
1^28; res. (-'. ; .st-i-v. ;! vr.-^. as vol. in I'n. .\iiun'; :-i-\ . rimes wnundrd; ni. Dl-c ;J0. lb.")0,
.-\,i:nrs lloiion, b. Olx,"vo C'o., X. Y., 1«-.*G. i, (;,>: /Jini.>i<, b. Jan., 1S.V3. 2, .T.\r-oii
C"(.)HN\VHi,i., ]). Jan. t). lS;jO: ni. Lydia Jaiu' Wliitli-y, b. A])ni 3. ISoiJ; ivs. Candor. 3,
Joirx Smnis. b. (_)ct. 22, iSol; m. May, l-^.ll. Sarab Jane (Arm.strontr) Khinehtiivt, b.
Feb. 14, lyiG; r< s. GiotMie Co., Pa. 4^ Ai,k\.\mii;i<, 1). Sc^pt. IS, 18;-)^; d. in sf'i\-. of
(."onf. Army abt. 1SG8: lu. Sarah Jane Papet. ]. Jo/tr) Burton. 2, ^frr/■ti/l. 5, S.vH.vii
J.\XK, b. JiinrSO. lS:3o; res. Tioira Center: ni. l''ee. 17, 18oG. Tuins S])ear, wlut d. .lan..
1S57; (2) Mav, ly.iS, Strpben Hif-t- 1, Chorhs Jim-tn,,, b. July 10, l^.VJ. 2. K'izuJuih,
b. JuU 2, 1s"(j7. G. Pnia-E .M.wriUA, h. An-r. 2.-., j:^:j7; re;:. Itliaca, X. Y.; ni. Mav 2i).
1858, \\m. Fr.-d l;]ioades, b. .March 4. 1S24.' 1. Ann FJh^t ^ b. May 2y, I'i'A). 2, '(ho.
Burton, 1). .\piil. 18GI. ?., .\fyro/i Jour.", b. .Mairh, ISG;;. 4. ILarrut Van Ordm. b.
1SG5. 7, K()iJi:uT Coknv.kli., b. July IG, 1839: res. U'averly, \. Y.,seiv. ;] yrs. us vol.
Un. -Xrinv; st-s-erelv wounded in tin- foot and cripplf-d for life; ni. Jan. 13, 1>'G:1 Julia
Arnee, b. July 4. 18:J5; (2) 8>-pt. 12. ISGit, Mary Brink, b. 18ol. 8. Ai.v.Mi
BOGAKiH's, b. Xov. 21, 1841: res. C. : scrv. 3 yrs. as vol. lOSIth X'. V. regt. : severely
Wounded in lec^ and ci'ippled for life: ui. April is, 18GU. Cin-nelia Camera Xewman, b.
Xov. 0, jS;j4. 9, Cu.vi;i.Ks Ci.ai-1-, li. O^-t. b"), 1844; res. Br.>\vn-vi1b-. CnionCo., Pa.;
serv. ;) vrs. as vol. in In. .Vrmv; m. Dec 20, 18G7, Marv Ann Davi(Kon, b. Feb. 20. 1844.
1, Kliz'ilnth f.'iriniJa, b. Au^-! 20, l^'flS. 2, /.Vr h'l't" . \>. O^t. 2S, 1S70. 10, .M.\i;y
EnzAiiKTil, Oct. 21, 184G; res. l-'nyette Co., Pa.; ni. .\u-;- IG, IbGo, NVm. Franklin
Franks, b. Axiu;. IG, 1888; serv. 4 vrs. as vol. in Fn. .\imv and wa- some time ])risoner
i.t Anders'inviJle. 1, ri//.^.'<rs Ornnf. b. Mav 20, 1S()7. 2," yrl.son fsooc. b. May 15, 1870.
8, JiJii, b. 8e])t. 20, 1872.' 11, Jamf.s \Yim."rAMs, b. Oct. 2. 1851.
13755. Pclly DaAVSOn, b. abt. 1757; d. abt. 1785; a. 28 yrs.; ni. Xatbaniei
Barnes; res. Soutliing-ton, Conn.
I. Xathauiel Dav.
II. Lucy.
1376. Abigail Moulthrop, b. 1727; d. of gravd May lO. 1702, a. G5; m. June
30, 174,, Daniel, s. of Samuel and Mary (Frisbie) (ioodseli, b. June IG. 1724; d. July 29,
1705, a. 71. Inv. £'70; div., 1705. into G equal parts, to hrs. of Edward, Daniel, Isabel,
wf. of Joim Wise, Abig-ail, wf. of Benj. Barnes, Levi, and Ame, wf. cd' John Shejia'-d.
I. Edward, b. Mav S, 1740; d. of eons., Dee. 25, 1781: he pined away, and d. in
consefjuenee, of hard nsaije as a prisoner on L. I ; m. 1770, Lydia Luddinf^-^ton, dau. of
Jesse and Mehitable (Smith) L. [l>:8l Slie d. of liver complaint, .Wig. 23, 18lo. a. G7.
She m. (2) Feb. 4, 17N3, Thonnis Sliepard, od, and had 4 (diil., viz.; 1, Elilui, .March 0,
1785. 2, Ellas. 8, Lydia. 4, Jacob; d. June 5, 1700, a. 7 yro. ; dys. 1, Jl''.ssE, b.
Mav 21, 1771. 2, ,Makv, Sept. G. 1772; m. 1702, Morris Scott." o, Mi:iinAiu.K, Marcli
20.' 1774; m. Russell Lanf.ar. 1, Nov^A Amnndu, July 2, 170G. 3, }[iir!i Ann. 3.
Jot<([)h. 4. J!'i.s.iitl 5, Uoyiiri'. G, Xr/iu'//.' 7, Laezer. 8. (rcorgc. 4, Amk, Feb. 7,
177G; in. 1707, Joseph llolt, jr., b. Feb. 5, 1778, s. of Josejili and Hannah (Blakeslee>
Holt, and bro. of Mercy Ibdt. wf. of He/.. Todd. [6] 1, Jjiluni. 2, L'lrnti'i. 8.
N(tnctj. 4. Kdirurd. 5, Mi(ri/. 5, .\M()s, Aug. 9, 1780.
II. Amos, 1). Julv G, 175'l: d. .v. i.
111. Daniel, March 2S, 1754; m. Desire, dau. of David and Marv tWri^lit ) Potter,
b. Jan. 25, 17.".5.
1\'. Isabel. Xov. 5, 1757; m. 1781, J. dm Wi.sp.
V. AbiLrail, April 21, 17G1; m. 17^1, Benjamin BrMiies.
^'I. Levi, Aj)ril7, r7G4, m. Eunice (Jiiberi.
VI!. Ame. March 22, 17G7; d. May 17, ISi:;; m. 17sO, John s:iei)ard, 8.1, who d. of
typhus fev., Xov. IS, ISlu. a 4G. 1, J i;i;r:MiAii. 2, Xaxcv.
13S. Daniel Tuttle, b. Aug. 28, I7h2. In 1755 conv. to .Ie],iid 'I'uttle rt. iu
Sioit'i Tu'tleV. 7th div.; res. Xe. llr'.vn; m Api-il 25, 172(;, :\',:iiy Nhni^tield, , (-is. I,,
F.ben'r, wiiod. Oct. 1^^. 1740; .-;. adm. by D.m'l 4'llttI.■^. Will of "!>an'l 'I'utrle. e\liib.
1772. nms. wt., .Mary, aiul Sam 1 'i'uttle, e.xecrs., I'vnj. 'I'lundiull, Ti;os. Mausiiidd and
SaiLi'l Bishieji. wit. It was not ai)pr(»ved, and orilered to be tui lile. Christopher
GO BKANCH OF .JOllX.
Brockett of Wcatlior.sfield, Cumbcrlaiii] Co., N. Y., (Windsor ("o., Vt.,) a ^rr. s. of Dan'
Tuttle of No. Haven, appeidt'd from ilii' din-i.-ion of the court ;;s to tin- will of ^aid Dan
T. C'apt. Ezra 'J'uttle joinc.l ])ro(-k<'tt in Iionds; t-st. insol.; may liave had other oliil. '
reel lid imperfect.
1. Sanuiel, b. F.-h. VI, ITOT.
]I. Daniel, in. Cljristian, dau. of Ehene/.er Norton, o. March li. ITOS.
III. Mary, m. Jfin 17, iTOo, Jacob Brockett. Slie d. June ".^O, ITtiO; iho in. (:>)
Nov. lo, IT'iD, Sarah .Munson and liad Mnnson, b. <)ri. ,';, ITtJl, IJenajali, .-Vsaliid, Uri,
Eli). 1 Makv. h. Oct. 10. ITo"). -2. ("uKisToriiiiK of Weatlierstield. Vt.
IV. ' Eunice, 1>. IT:!'.): m. Eieui. Jared ilill," b. Aug. 10, 1T;5(). (-//;/■<).
1381. Samuel Txittle, b. Feb, n, 1727: ii'. May 12, 1752. Sarah (;dau. of Jolm
and Ih.nnah li-iyi llumiston, b. Sept. 10, 172o. She was wid. of Thomas Turner, wlio
d. 174!.', and Sam'l Tutl'e adin. hi:? est. He d. in Xo. llav., Xnv. 2o, 17^4, insol.; wid.,
Sarali, made her X niavk. Est. adm. bv Josei>li Pierpont, Basil Munsoii and Samuel
Mix.
I. Susanna, b. A['!il 17. 17-")o; m. .lames Allen.
II. Jemima, b. 17"");; d. March::). ISOU: m. t'ha])in Byron.
III. Samuel, b. 175^); m. t'hloe, Todd.
IV. Lemuel, b. 17(iO; m. June 1:2, 17?^', Lydia }>a-<sett.
V. Daniel, b. Oct. 4, 17()."^: m. Hannah Manslield.
VI. LycHa, m. Caleb lUakeslee.
13811. Susanna Tuttlo, b. April 17. 17.>]; d. Au-. 9, 1.^29, a. 70; in. Jame.^
Allen, b, 174G: d. Uct. 11, ISIU; jes. Piyniouth, Conn.
I. Uri, i). 1774; d. Sept. IS, 1^2o; m. May 1, ]7'.jo, Susanna Todd, b. 1771; d.
^larcli 19. lv(J7. 1, Ai.piikus, b. Auir. od, 1791;' d. Xov. ".i, IS.],^; la. Isabella Xorton.
1, Jf'D'tii,- /;.. b. Sepr. 21, 1S2I: m. April 24. P'iiO. !:iizabeth Gridlov. 1. Eibert E., b.
Apriieo, It-f.l. 2. .!'/(■/•..'. b. March 1, l<2i:; in. A].ri! :^;0, 1^37, Oranire Bradley. 8,
C'^'/vV.-.', I.'. March 23. jb2o; m. Eewis V'iillia'ius, b. Se]<t. 2o, 1S20. 1,'l'rHnk. b". Jan.
12, \^r^{). 2, l.vdi-\, 1). Xov. 19, 1S.7J. 4, lhri,ji,t J., b. May 7, i'-,'7: m. Frances ,
and had cliihi. i-. Jan. o, ls(il .">. A'l<nn'\ b. .luiie 10. V-\\; m. Ib-nrv l.vman. He d.
July 13, 1S70, a. 44. /..• 1 , \\'alhae, b. Sept. ;ju, ].<:,:,. 2. Ann, i>. Feb' 1, ls(50. 0,
Alplii<js,h. Ai)ril IS, l^ol: ni.: res. in Xew Haven. 2, B.v.nsom. b. (.)ct. 25, 1799; d.
March 1. ISiil; m. Oct. 25. 1S2;1, Hosetta llus>ell. l.: 1, ['ri. b. Oct.. iS25: m. Ciiloo
Bradlev, who d. Jnlv 2:1. iSio. 1, l.illeite K., b. March 17. LSVi : d. Auo-. 2, l>>r>3. 2,
Jason B., b. 1851; d". July 2s, l^U:;. :!, Frederb-k D.. b. Feb. 4. 1S5S; d. .\i;ir. 1. iSRrl
These three ciiil., a re^pertivelv 12. 9 and 5 vrs., all d. of diphtheria within a jieriod of
five days. 2, OUrr, m. Xelson" Ibjllister. i, ('hild, b. Sej-t. 80, 1S55. 2, ( liild, b.
Feb. 1 . ISnO. :J, ('■Jiinhi. num.
II. Benajah, b. ];78; drowiu:d Ajiril 21, 1840; m. April 17, 18i'0, Susanna liusseil.
1, Amwtia. b An;'. 21,1800; ui. Oct. 29, 1S2M. tliauncey Jordan. 1, Ediii'uid. 2,
Ann; AIL, 1,>. June 7^ 1S02; d. April 9, 1S58; m. Joel (luirchill of Hamden. Conn. 8,
Jamks, b. Feb. 14, 180(5: d. Sept. 10, 18;J1, unm. 4. Pii.kv, b. Marcli 8, 1809; d. unn..
5, StrsAX, b. Jan. 1, 1813: d. unm. ii. Mi(,i:s: m. : <l. in Cheshire, Conn.
III. Jeirv. b. 17M: d. Dec. 1. 18(15; m. Feb. Id, 1807. Orphia Tolles, b. 1789; d.
April 25, 1S57'; r.^s. IJrislol, Coini. 1, Wyi.i.is, b. Nov. 2, 1808: d. Oct. 18, 1834, unm.
2, Bl-ut(>x, b. Feb. 14, 1^10; m. Julv 81, 1S42, Hiles Jane, dau. of Dea. Xelson Tuttlo,
who d. Xov. 8, 181(3. 1, Ai>f'ni.' fti ., b. Sept. IC, 1841; d. Au;:". 8. 1852. 8, CiiAin.o'fi-K,
ni. Zenas 4'olle^, Oct. 18, 18i)4; y. i. He d. .\ ulT 21, l.-^()8.
IV. .loiiah, m. Jan. 1. isur. Bo^etta Bradi.'y. 1, Oaiiiiv, b. June lb, 181)7; m.
. 2, E.Mil.V, b. Aug. 20. ISIO; iH. Daniel E. X'orton of Bristol. Conn. ;.•(.<. 8,
Luci.XDA, b. May 21, 1818; ni. Bird SutlilT of Bristol:. v i. 4, 1I.\iii:iI::t, m. K.dliu
Andrews of Biistol; ,v. i.
V. (4ara, m. Isratd Jacob Wrifdit uf Bristol, (;onn.
VI. Sallv.
Vn. Polfy.
13813. Samuel Tuttle, b. 1759: a rev. s.)l.: conlioed (ui the .lersey rris(Ui Sliip;
d. Julv ;», 1.^02; a. 48; k. bv tall fiom a lo;id of liav and run over bv the cart. Adm.
o-iv. t.'. wi.l. Chloe :uid her bro. 'ilieephilus To,!.!. A U-. K;. lS(r2. lle'm, Chloc-, dau. of
'I'itus Todd I'll, and icm. fr.im .\o. I'av. to M idilleiown. ('.>iiii. Iii- wid r"tuined to
X(.. H,i\-. and ni. (iranni.^s. She is called < 'liloe (iranniss in 1^10, when her e.-t. whs
j *Oba(1iah Hill. (s. of John) b. Oct., ;''o7 ; m. IP'.nn.'h Frost av.d Iiad : i, Eunice, b. Msrch 2S, 1731.
i ■:, S.-\rah, Mnv -a, 173^. ,•?. Mary 01,1. 5, 173 ■- 1, Jarni, per. oilitrs.
TUTTLE.
(jl
dist. to li<-r c-liil. FAhviird, I.viikui, Simi'l, Titus 'J'o.id, Jt-ssc. S;indi, Marijs and Esther
Tiittl.-.
1. Sally, b. No. Ifuv., Sept. If), IT.^T; m. Oct. A. ISK!, in Litchfield, ("onn.. Wm.
Way, li. Xoi'tliticld, C.'i.nTt.; rem. St-jit.. IMT, to ('olcsviilc. iirtjonu! Co., N. 1'., \vlii-. lie
d. j\iiy 30, IbliS. Shed, in No. lluv. Oct. 18, lyn-l: a. 7?. 1. \\ll.r.i.\M !•:., h. in Ply-
moutb, Conn.. S*-|it. 7, 1sl4; in. in C(dfrivillp, Sept. -1, 1^:5'), Miirpuct WChij, wIkj d. in
Tioga, N. v., .-\uir. iG, isdo. 1, ./'i/m /,., h, in (.". Nov. i, is;js:' d. in Tio.ya, .\ug. 2'J,
l-SoU. 2, ,7<?/(U .1., 1). in Tioga, Nov. 2i), ]n4.'); m, June I, ISI'.'J, Cliarlcs 11 Lanih. h
Flora L., b. June iit), iy70; ve.s. Osw.-go. 2, Sauly, b. in Xorthli.'ld, Conn., Dec 17,
1815: d. in Tioga, April o, I8ijl; m. Dec. 17, 184:), Silas Preston. 1. llrnrtj, b. Sept Oo'
1844. 2, Udnh'ili .f.,\K Nov. ;■], 184.-). ;5, H7//;V'///. b. May ;^, 1>47. \.' l.^z, rm^K
Sept. a, 1N4^; d. a. 2 yrs. 5, Hurah }[. . \<. May 12, X^'ji); in" Jirae i», lS7(l. David j'ni-
BoycL'. G, l.iizerii''. h. Feb. 11, ISoo. 7, >7/r/.v, b. April 2, IS,",:). ,s, Willi, m 7.., b.
Aj)ril 17, 1850. This fam. res. at U.swego, N. V. ;!. LoKKNZd F,., b. Cob-sv., April b
1820: in. Oct. 25, 1848, Khnira K. Footc;"'(l. Julv 20, 185S; (2) June l(i, 1S5!), j'.illie Mc-
Culloue-h. who il. .hilv 22. ]s(J(J: (8) March 10, i8ij-'. Harriet Kdward.s. /. bv'lst m ■ 1
Cliloe C, b. M:u(h 8. 1>51. 2, Albert P., h. .Ian. 20, 1850. ;j, John F., b. July 7, 185s'
i. by 2d ni.: 4, WiUino A., h. Dec. 2(5, lf>(iO. .5. Kdm'ind L., b. Aug. 17. 1802; rns.
Ilurpersville. Brooiue Co.. X. Y. 4, Ai-ONZU E., b. Feb. 20, 1820; in. Jan. 18, 185;-!,
Sarah A. Sinipkins. 1, Win. A., b. at Afton, N. Y., April 13, 1857. 2. Joint L b
Jnlyy. bSOl: res. Windsor. N. Y.
11. Edward, in. Sally Clinton, b. in New llav., Conn.; d. in Toole Citv, Fiah.
July, 1807. 1, Ei.iZA A., m. May 10, 18;:!^, Jos(.[)]; A. (iranuis of llamdeu, Conn.; rc^.
Mt. Carmel, Conn. 1, Lcahdcr Cook. b. :May 20, ls41; d Sept. 22, IblU, 2, S-isai,
Adtlin, b. April 14, ]sl:); in. May 3, 1804, Albert M. Ives of Mt. C.\y. 1, U'ilbuV Mark,
b. April 1, 1S05. 2. Watson Sherman, b. Jalv 21, 1800. 8, ('hurb.s WoJJ.irc, b. Aio-'
25, 1814: d. Fol). 4, ls45. 4, FJnnrn Foot,, b" Jan. 1, 1840: ni, Nov. <J. 1870." Dana l7.
Cooper of Mt. Car. 5. A/iiia Fuzn. b. Sept. 17. is47; in. April 'Z'A. 1807. James Dack-
worth; res. Pittstield, Mass. 0, ('//(/rlf.s Fd/cin, b. March 27, 1802. 2, S.a.kaii, in.
Joseph Meachani; res. 'i'oole City, Utah; 5 chil. 3, A.NGKLIXE. m. Win. B. Adani.s,
(dec): o cliil. ; res. Toole C. 4. N'oiiTox, m. Helen Elizabeth Utley abt. 1850; 2 .ss. and
;> dans. ; res. 'I'oole C.
III. Lymau, b. No. llav., June 15, 1700; m. Manila, d.au. of Jude Tuttle [4]; b.
Kovv'e, Mas.s.. Marcli 7, 1704: res. Hartf., Conn. 1, k^iiAVAiU) Wdoriinaix;!:;, b. June 10,
1830; m. in White WuUjv, Mich., Jan. 1, 1S50, Mary Treat Northro]:, b. in Al!;:i.ny, n'.
y., Jan. 7. 183'!. 1. Fdimrd Xort/iroj,, b. Hartf", Juno 2, ls02. 2, Ltzkunk.' 3,
Angklink.
IV. Maria, in. Dan. Todd. 1, CoiiXi:i,iA. 2, Cm, ok. 3, Samifi.. 4, Edwakd.
\'. Samuel, b. June 7. 1705; rem. eaily to New Hav., Conn., v.dir. lie servtd
appreiitic e- to the late JaiufS Ih'ewster, carriage m.-iker, and for a number of yr.s. carried
on business for liim in Aitizan St., N. H.; abt. 18:!2 rem. to Louisiana and lived abt. 2
yrs. at Baion Barou (/hunneviiU-, win-, he d. from effects of a sim stroke Dec. 12. 1834;
a. 30 yrs. 1,7. .v.); !>'■<•., !"<:■}[)■. a. 31 yrs.,/',////. ///■/•/. He m. Lm-ina Thorpe; she m. (2)
— — - IhuT of New Hav. 1, Makv a"xn, b. Aug. 12, 1810; d. July 3, 1.S71; m. in N. JL,
]\Iay 31, 1835, Hansom B. Hyer: II chil. 2. Axms J., b. Aug. 2.5, ls2l; m. (.)ct. 0. 1S41,
Henry Lord, (dec.); 1 ch. . (drc. ) ;!. Makia .Iank. b. Oct. 10, 1823; d. .Line 20,' 1.^24.'
4. Joux Are.isrrs. b. April 10, 1S25; woiked on farm till 10 yrs. of a., tiien apprenticed
to a carpenter: at 22 liegaii business at liis f.'s did stand in Artizan St.; rem. to Morris-
ania, N. Y.. and lemaiu'-d 3yrs. In 1855 rem. to StfrFuig, Ills., and in 1802 be<;an stjition-
ery and book bus. In 18 Sapj) L. S. guager at disiillcry of .Folm S. 3Iillerin Sterliiiir, one
of tlie largest in the F. S. ; m. at Danf)ury, Conn.. Dec. 31, l;r'44, Marv Hodges, and
their silv-'r weddim;- was celebrated at Sterling \)x-f. 3i. bSOO. an accouiit"of whi<di was
publish. \1 in the loral iieNcspapi-r. 1, >'.///; //rCl. . b. May 5, 1840. 2. ././///, //. , b. Nov.
15, 181S. ;;, .If-//-//, l>. ,h\i\. 20, Lv")!). 5. tii:(iiu;i; }ili),i;s, b. Auc. 27, !s27; d". July 2,
1851; m. l^ec. 31, 1S4;. Helen Kennedy of b'ochester, N. Y.: 1 eh. (dec.) 0. LrMX.k."M.',
h. De.-. 31, 1.N20: d. .l.-ui. 5, is:;,*. 7, Edv, ai;|) S. , b. Jan. 25, l.s;;o; ni. June 17. is.")l,
Janette .Vtual.-!' of N'-'.-.' Hav. He d. .'an. 0, 1S50. 1. JMtrard S.. d. Auir. 30. 1S50; a'
4 yrs. 2 mos. 2, .I/.//'/'./ .1.. d. .lulv I, IS.-.i;. ;;, Miri/ F..i\. .Lilv25, IS."",0. aia'i anoth'-r
d'v. S, Jaxk E,, b. ,\pril 13. ls:;3; m. Dec. 31, ]840rcharles .M". Sreh-v of Hrid>'vpo-t
Coim. 1, /-v.////: Fdirord. ' - i •
VI. Titu.s I'oild. d. in New Haw; a. 10 yrs.
Vll. F.siher, b. Feb. 3, I'i'.ii*, m. Jacob i)oolittie; res. No. Hav. 1, CroKCK W.. b
:March 2L 1^25; m. Urt. 17. 1817. Mary Cornwall (d' MiddUrndd, C<'nn.: ns. N. Hav.
1, Gcorfjiaa<i, b. Nov. 17,1848; m. Nov. 28, 18G8, Henry Kobiiuson. 1, Ceorge Ilenrv, b.
02 iii:.\ Ncu OF joiix.
April -21. 1S7I; res. Xo. lliiv. 2, VJf<i M.. h. Oct. 'M, ISV!; in. r)cc. 1, 18?0, Julius
Blake.slfo of Xn. H:\v. t?. W ri.i.is K.. 1). 3hurli -i'l, IS-JT: d. ]")ec. 2. 1,S2!I. ?,, Ki.i/.ru
F., Aug. 2s, l.s:',l; tn. J'Hi/.aln-tli Ihimlin of Southiiii;toii, Conn.; rt'S. Iiriil'^rcjiort. 1
€<ir'os. ' 2, J'di'i.'i. ». llV///r/-. 4, Ks'I'hkk K., 1.. Feb. 28, d. April Ui, ]s:]-l
Vlil. ,I('ssi\ ni. I'aola-l Bartliolonirw. 1, Kii;ti,a.M). 2, 1-;.nsic..\. ;j, ].,rKi;. 4,
Hi:.\i!Y. .-), lli;i,i:x.
IX. Dani.d.
13814. Lomxiel Tllttle, l). ITdd: d. Vn-r. S. lS^n3, a. r^: a llfv. sol. and a i)ris. in
.It-rsi'V I'rison Ship; rem. with his hro. Daniid from Xo. Hav. to Plvmoulh, Conn., abt.
1700;' ni. June 12, 178>!. I.ydia Bassrtt. ^\l^o d. S.'f.t. 12. 1S2!). a. OS."
I. Phileiida, 1.. .May ;;i, i;sl);d. .May 12, lSl(|;ni. Soth Tliomas. lie ni. (2)
Laura A. Andrews ami had sev. cliil. Seili Thomas served an ap]irentiefslup at carpen-
ter trade with 1 'aniel Tuttle of Plymouth, (.'onn., an Un<di' of Ins first wf. Ih' was verv
quiet, umihtrusive, faithful in the ])erformance fif his duties ami was called hv some of
the smart lads of Wolcott, "Daniel Tuttle's fool" — an error of jud.Lrment, as subse-
quently was made nianife.st. About ISlo lie boui^dit a prop'/rty in Plymouth Hollow
of llenian Clark, and began to nuike clocks. This industry pro.spered jrreatly and the
village of 'I'homaston (named for its founder), containing 2.000 inhabitants, is one of
the results. Tin- Co. emjdoys over a half million of dollars ca[)ital and lias hranch
depots in X'ew York, Chicago, San Francisco and London, lied. l^'Y.K The Wi/fer-
hiiri/ Aincricnii (d' Feb. 4, that yr. , contains an obit. See Ili'nn.-^n/i's Jlist. of Wiiterlinri,'
for biog-. sketch and steel jiortrait. /'. by l^t m. : Two Daus., Philendaand anotln'r;
l)otli d. y.
II. Lini. b. .March 21, 1701; ni. Lemuel Larkins .y. /. ,• res. I'ristol.
IIL Lvdia, b. March I'J, 1704; d. in .Vshtabula Co., 0.; m. Joel True.sdel; 3 chil.
IV. Xei^.n. b. Xov. 22. IVVis; (Dea.); ni. Oct. 22, 1820, lliles llorton, b. 1708, d.
X^ov. S, 1874; rem. from Plyniouth to Cheshire, Conn., Xov., ISO:-?; now in liis 84th vr.
1, Ilri.ES Jam:, b. Xov. ll', 182:i: m. July ;J1, ]s:42, Burton Allen. She d. >. i., Xov." 3,
1840. 2, BvKON, b. Aug. 2:!, 1S25; (Shelion A; Tuttle, nianufs. and dealers in carriages,
Plymouth, Conn. • I School Committee, Town .\;rent, Selectiitan, Justice of the Peace,
Kep. in Conn. Leg., etc.; m. April 10, is."");-;, Candace 1>. (dau. of Oliver and Harriet
Bunnell) Smilli. 1. IlitKn' A.,h. Sept. 20, 1^01. 2, VrUli, }];in>„. b. (Jet. I!!, J8G7.
Z, M.VKY A., b. A])ril (i, 18o] : m. March 2'>, l^.V;. Cliauncey Moulton; .v. Z. (2) Albert
Piatt. 4. >L\UTii.\ A., 1). Sept. 30. 1n80; m. March 17, 1^57, (-Jarner L. llumphrwille.
1, Mnrn J., b. Ault. 15, 1>^01; m. Walter E. Bevans. 2, ILnrirttn L., b. Dec. 12," 1S04
3, Btrilnt. 4, J.'niis Ir. 0, Bt/ron L. 5, Bihxi:v L.. b. Oct. 12. 1841; m. April 7,
18GS, I'Tora E. Bishop; res. Cheshire, Conn. 1, IVimcy L. 2, Vb>ra E. 3, AlUu B.
4, FMher X.
13815. Daniel Tutlle, b. Oct. 4, nOo; d. in Plynunith, Conn., May 7. ISCO; m.
Hannah Manslield.
1. Betsey, b. Dec. 4, 1700; d Ai)ri] 10, ISoO; m. Oct. 27, 1808, Archibald Miner of
Wolcott, Conn., b. May 23, 1784; d. Marcli 10, 1S77, a. 03. Rep. in Conn. Leg. Gyrs.;
Town Clerk of W. 25 yrs. in succession; Justice of the Peace 20 yrs., and Selectman at
various tinn^s. 1, Hkxkv, b. Dec. 17, 1800; Kep. Conn. Leg. 4 yrs; Town Clerk of W.
2G yrs; Selectnnni 17 yrs. in succession, and Justice of the Peace 18 yrs-. Xov. 17, 1877.
lie ])resei\red at Farmers an<l Mechanics' Bank at Hartf. , for payment, $150 in bills of
their issue, 1S47. He had, also, $00 of the Plnenix Bank and $1 of the American
Bank. These bills were found Itet.ween the leaves of a pamphdet, where they were
placed 30 yrs. ago by Archibald Miner, and remained until discovered a few days since
by Mrs. yVn\n-.—Il.ir'f'>r(lPiiper. m. Sarah J. Clark of Wnterbury, Conn. 1, TlirVir.i.
whom. Sarah J. Warner. 1, Dau.; res. ^Vaterb. 2, ILviuui-.T, b. Dec. s, V-W: m.
Ceo. W. Welton of Wat., and d. .May 20. l.soO, leav. one Cum., who m. Leveret D.
Keneci.
n. Lydia, b. \pril 27, 1700; m. Oct. 2.-;, 1»10, Lamberton Tolls of Plvmouth, Conn.
1, Poi.T.v, i>. Sept. 20, 1S23. 2, Oitiax, March 18, 1S27. 3, Hakkii;t, "Sejjt. 2, 1830;
all unm. ami liv. with ])arents.
'-^ HI. Polly. I>. Xov. 14, 1707; in. Josiah, s. of Joel Truesihdl of Bristol, Conn. (2)
Thomas Miller. /. by l.-~t m. ; I, J(ii:r,. 2, Liriir.i:. 3, M KiirrAhi.K. ;'. i)y2dm.:
4, 1>ANIF1, H. 5, M,\j;n II. All living al Claysville, Pa.
1\'. Sallv. Jan. 31. ISOO; m. Orrin Jerome; res. Wis.
T UTILE. C3
1S816. Lydia, Tuttle, m. Caleb Bhike.slee of Ruwf, Mass., s. of Seth.
I Eiios, ]). F<-b. ■-.''•J, r(>!o; d. ^Nluich 2(j, 1S~7; ni. ryi\tliia, dan. of Hiw'uili H>(1-
fiflfl who a j'iin. 1(1, IS-io', a. oS. 1, Cynthia, b. March i'j, lyOG; in. A])ri] 20, lS2tJ,
Jiule S Tuttlr. [4J 2, Nancy I.angdox. b. in ll.ath. Muss. ;5, AN'.y.r.iN \ Koxaxa.
4 C\'i.Ki5. 1). iriclinioivl, Ma.-.s. o, UooEii, -b. in Iluwe, Sf])t. 9, 1821.
II. ilorace, Oct. 19, IT^O.
III. Auveliii, .luiK- 11, ITs.t?.
IV. Elson, Aug. 25, 1791.
V. Kdwaiil; tlu- ouly one of this Faiii. liv. in isTS.
XL Jared.
VI i. (.•aruliiu-.
13G9. Josiah Tuttle, y.miitiod by mistake.!, pr-b. v]d. s, of l?.n; m. in Water -
burv Conn., .liuif 2<i. 1V4(.). Nuonii, dan. of W iiliani Lnddington ot \v . lit' d. Sept. ^2,
17-iy. She m. (2) Dec. 6, 17."jl, (iidei.n Allen of W. and had St)lo!non, b. Oct. 7, 173:i.
I. Kli/abeth, b. May 5. i742.
11. William, b. Jan. 14. 17-1:J.-
III. Aniv, b. May o, 174."i.
IV. Il.'>-ekiah, b. Aprd T. 1747. . , ■ ,
V. Levi, 1). Mav y. 1749; (Eleanor Tuttb', adnix. of est. of Eevi I uttle of Eircl>-
fiold Conn , .Ian. 1, r7s7).
Oneol' the abnvf b-nns ..f .b.siah was f. of Je.-,!ah 'J'utile, b. Feb. 11, l.,4; r.ni. fron;
Conn, to Sh.-idnn. Vi.: farmer; ni. in 15raudon, Vt., Feb. 10, 1795, Sarah Ann U eek.s,
1- Dec 2'* 177''; d. M;'v !), bslT: cltil. bap. in Sheldon.
l' " 'n;;;iuk'fnl, b. i)ec. 20, l79t); m. B.'njainin Wa.^her of Slieklon. 1, Jumau, r. .>.
CUntonvid", N \. 2. J kI'EDTah, res. Mi.-'souri.
II \nna b \n^r 19, 1^00; m. Jonathan IJor.rdnum of Burliuaton, \t.; (2) .Iannis
C-trtis'of'ciarrncevilk-; C. E. 1, Makta. 2, Sakau Ann; m. lb;^l Landou of S...
Hero Vt i bv 2d m. : S. Ei.i/.a; ni. Joseph Galla-her of Albur-h, ^t 4, Anna.
5 IUkjuct: nl. McFie of Clarencevilh-, C. E. <!, Uknriktta. twin with Hamet.
' HI ]e'i"«iiah b \n^- 22, 1nU2; woolon manuf. : after-Aard a nierch. m i.ssex. v i. ;
m Eli/a B.mrdman. 1, Ann Ei.iza, d. March 10, 1S51. 2, LrnA Ai.MniA, m. Jere-
n\iah French of Burlington, Vt. :}. .^i.nur)' Chai-man, r.-s. Ih.rlnurton; arni;':i:,t. 4,
ilOHVCi: Boauuman. d\ Sept. 1. is64. .
IV Sarah Ann, b. Nov. 12, 1S04: d. ISl^: ni. Albert (hapman ot C laren.-oN dJ*-.
1. 11ai';riit Sophia. 2, Maktiia Mauia. ;i, Sahaii Avis, m. Hawks ot Aiempms,
'iVnn 4 Ai.i'.KHT Tr-pTLK. ni. F. E. t'orry. re--. London. C. \N . ,,,,,■
V Ln.cv Sheldon, b. Jan. 1, IsOS; .1. July 7. Im'.I): n.i. Ceo. ]■ arrer ot Lerkhhirt'.
Vi 1 IUnnvu 1> 1S29- ni. 1>49. !•',. ^^^ Einirman of Bristol, Wis. 1, I'ntnkh., ■>.
IS .1 '-^ 'M-id'i i'J" and AJ" twins, b. is.j.'L so nearly alike that intin-iate family fnend.s
c-m see^uo ditlVrence and their own mother ofien niistake.s one for tlie other, con.se-
<nnnces of a vervauuwn- character often iv.saU. 2. JusiAU Ttni.i:. b. l.v,i on an.
island in St. John's Kiver", Ca. ; d. of cons., lSo2; was editor and proprn-tor ot a news-
paper in Wa.'^hintrlon Co., Wis.: a man of capacity, quick percei.tn.n, wit ar.<l luuno--;
in in Bristol 1^6(1, Marv Thor]). dan. of Herman Stiles Thorp and his wt., F»«-.y. ^^■hos,^
f 'is the sole survivor of the sis^uers of the Couth, of Conn., ISls. j.. (mly cluld: ],
/;<<>,■'/<' b 1857; stud. law. 3, LrcY Hta.EN. b. Munn.e, Mudi., IN-L); d.. a. b.
SV Josiah, b. Jan. 5. islO: nurch.; many yrs. Mem. Vt. L.'ir.; unm.; res Essex.
VlT John Ebene/.er. b. Nov. 7. 1812; sailor and Capt. nn tie- Lakes :3U vrs. ; then a
farnnr in Salem, Wis. " A jcdly, whole-souled, o:en..rous-b..art..d man, wnlely km.^vn
and r.spected;" m. is:",:), in < lev.-land. O., Jane »i. Lyon, who d. thr. Aug^ 1S4.,; U)
.lulv 19 ].S44, Eliza Ann Arvis: .v i. by 2d m. 1, >Luua L. b. Nov. 9 1^40: m. Oct.
■ I fsr.O 'John Howe lVnedicT,M.[>.,b, Aj-rd s Is.Ki: grad. Med. (ok, Cmcnnati, O ;
r^s. nauby. Conn. 1. /.-v/ ^^..b. ism. :. J..^i T.. b. ISIJS. 2, Infant, b. amid.
Aug., Isi:'..
14 Sarah Tuttle, b. Jan. 22, ir.Di; m. S.-pt. 10. Kjs,-,, .Inhn. s of Henry niuuis-
um of N.' 11.; s.-t". lu No. Hav. Inv. July 2. iiV.H--: Thomas Tuttle, SamueM laric,
Sa.muol Tuttif, Sr.. appraisers.
I .lohn, 1>. Oct. 24. l('»s(',; m. llaiinuh lh\y.
H Lvdia, 1>. A|.ril 1, ins9.
11! Sarah b. Anril S. ]i\'.K\: m. Mnv 2i;, !711. Jam-s Lradley.
1\' James b >iav 7, li;9i;; m. Jan. 7. 1719, Sarah Arwaler.
G4 BKAKCH OF JollX.
14.1. John Illimiston, Oct. 24, IGXIJ; i.i. Juih^23, 1711, Haanah Kay; ivui 17;]()
fiuiu No. lluv. to Xortlitifld (^Piyiuoiuli;. Coim., uhr. he was voti-d into tlie'sd scat'of
ill.- meeting housi- in iroJ In ]7;-i7 lie conv. toTlios. ("ooj.rr land in X. IT. lai.ioutto hi.s t
John Humiston. He d. \)cr. 7, 17()7: will dated Jan. 4, 17(;.j: nnis. wf. Hannah 4 .s<
John, David, ealeb, ;Ephraim, dau.-^.' .Mary (Dorr V); record ilh'ixil.h-: Sarah Tutt'lc and
Hannali Ailing: s. ]''.nniiai excc ; H<t,j. 'J"runih;ill wit. ^Vill of wid. Hannah dated
Nov. 8, 1771; prov. 1787; nms. 4 ss. and :-! ni. dauy. as above: Jienj. 'i'rnnih-.ill TIuks
Afan.stield and Stejihen Jacobs wit.
.. .Vpril 8. 171:]: rem. to IMyniouth: d. Mav 2o, 1781; sup. f o( 1 M uiY
l7(;-i. Ashur, ^. of Jac.if. and Elizabeth Barnes Elakeslee, b. Ma
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b. JuiieliO, 171S; j.er. m. Hev. Kdward Di.rr.
. b. Jan. ;-;0, 1720: n.. Hiirh Bas.sett: res. Plvniotith. ] Dwin 9
to SoLithwick, Mass. S, Joki., nni. to S. "4, Lyj)i.\,'iu ■i'imotiry
Atwi\U-v {a,<(e). o. H\xx.vH. (i, Uhoda, b. 17.j1; d. .Vug. U!. is;;]; -^ ^q. ,„_ i)g,._ o,-
1774, Jacob, s. of Elihu and Rebecca Stanley Dai4:trett of Atiieboro, Muss • b Min-'l'
1748; d. Feb. H, KfKI; Henry Da-gett. Jr., adm. (^app ; I, S:<r,'h, b. Jan.'>>, 177fj' d'
Nov. 9, i8o2; a. 7(1: ni. IJrv, Sherman John.son; Y, ('. ls02: d. 180G; 4th jyastor'sd dm^:^
chli. in .Milford, t'onn. 1, PLOger Sherman, h LSOo; d, Jan., 184'J; a. 44; m. CathariiTe
Woodman: tin- wid. rem. frotn X. H. v.'ith her dau. and soon d. (1). Sh'ei'nn^n, d. a v
man. (3). S;u-ah t". , m. Stuart Barnes and soon rem. 2, Clnmncty, b. June 7 l'77'9- in
Mehitalde Mulford. wlio d. July, isr)4: a. 75. ;!, Rrhcni, b. Dei- 14 178! 'd >iarch
2(i, ISIH; m. Xai'thalia Daggett, who d. Aj-.iil 4. 181:^: a. 44. 1, Xanni, b. Mav 27 \i<4-
d. Aug. 14. 1S(J7: m. May 27, 1S41, li.-nuett Brouson, 2.1 cous., bus." ;jd \\[ '{,,■■] nt) 7'
Bkd]-., m. Piiihard At water.
V. Sarah, b Sept. 10. 172o: ni. Xov, 19, 1 74(', Tln-mas 'rurn.er. who d. 1749 ,2).
1752, Samuel Tattle, {ontt). 1, TiTcs, b. May ;J0, 1741; m. Sarah Blakeslee and had •
among others: 1, Ilhoda, m. Dec. '6, 1705, Joseph Hileazer Camp. b. in Bethh-heni'
Conn., A])ril (!, 17(50; Y, C. 1787; stud, wiih Rev. Dr. Smallev; ord and inst. 1795 at
Northfield, J.itohfield Co., Conn.; dismissed 1837, and d. thr. ^[av 27, I808. 1 Alilert
Barlow,. Feb. IG, 1797; clergyman; m. Feb. 3, 1829. Mary .Ann Wild-'r of RindW, "dm
d. ISijO. (2) Frances Ann Stearns of Boston; res. Krisioi, Conn., in 1SG9. 2," Halnii
(I'arwood, June 14, 17it9; m. Oct. 29. 1845, Louisa A)in (lark of X.. v, ho d rs4s, ,2)
Jane Fidelia Xorton: res. Baraboo, Wis. He is a Col. of militia and a macistrute 3
David Bu.-hrod Washington, Feb. 8, lf-04: .M.D. ; ni. Fanny J. Fox. 4, Klizab.-th S. ^
March ii, 1807: m. Nehemiah Iveml>erly of West Haven, Conn. 5, Jose]d'i W.. b. Mar'cli
12,1809; ni. Lucy A, Brewster; res, Baraboo, Wis. 0. .labcz .Mc'Call, 1). June 2()." I'sil ;
ni. Mary llcaton; res. Catnpville, Conn. 2, .\LK\A.\ni:i;. Xov. 25, 174-3, C, .fosse Oct"
7, 174'!; m, MiT.-li 29. 1774, Phebe Humiston. \j)',sf\ 12 (dul. 4, S,u:.\ii, Ju'lv 21,1749.
VI. Kiihraim. 1). Dec. 5, 1T:.;U: m. 1,), c. 1, 1757, Su.sanna Ba.ssett.' Hi's will. daV.
Feb. 8, 1802, juov. lyOii, <d' No. Hav., nins. wf.. Siisanna, dau., Sarali, dau., Susanna
-Mix, sons. Ephraim or Abraliam, .loci. Street and Caleb; Benj, Trumbull, Giles Pier-
pont, Peter Eastman, wit. : est. div, 1SU7. 1, Joirx, b. Oct. ;:J, 1758. 2. 's.\i;\u •^,
Sus.inna; ni. Mix. 4, Efiik.m.m A., rem. fmm North Haven tn Wall injrf ord and
ni. Ihtiuce, ilau. of Jolm and Lois Bead.s Hull: set. on the old Ht-nrv and Russell farm
and d. thr. 1, S!u-rh>cl.-. 2, Ilinnn. :;, Du'.nn. 4. Willis, has l)econie wealthv;' res
Tvuy. \. Y.— /).'vis J/ixf. Wir/l. 5, .loKi.. G, Sti;i:i;i', b. June 28, 1771. 7. Calki".,
Vll. Hannah, twin with l^phraim; m. April (i, 1752, l-'.jdiraim .\lling.
1412. Caleb rfumiston, b. IVb. 20, 1715; cd Humiston Hill, Plvmouth, Conn
In 17(;5, communicant i>i Waterlmry chh., and d. thr. March G. 177G; bu. Plynn)utl;
Ilollosv; m. Nov. 1, 17o^, Sus.mna, dau. of Dea. Samuel 'l'..dd [(11 b Die 7 l"7i,S- d"
Srpr. 24, 180G. '
1. Jrs:::e, b. \h-r. 12, 1 7;!9 : d. .soon.
II. Sarah, b. D,c. 9. 1742: m. 17G1, Stephen Bn.nson.
HI. Ih'nmJi llumist.)ii. l>. June 25, 1715; d. Dec. IG, 17SG: n
s. of Danii'i Lord of Lym.-. Conn., ii. .Apii! 4. 1742. He in. (2) -ian.
Di-kins,,n. lb- d. Dec. 22. Isi ; . a. 75. 1, E(.i:'-..\i;i:Tir, b, \piil 4
l^-2^', 2. Hii.dm;. b. 1771: d.. Per. 1-1 , I7s(;. :;, PiiivKAs. b. Sept.
10, lS-12. 4. P\Trv. b. Sept. 2, 17S2: m. .1. Sicvm^. 5. 11 \.\x.ui, 1-.
IV. Susariiia. b. ,Iun<- 19, 1747: m. Hun.^'-i'rford.
V. Jesse, b. Dec. 1, 17411: m. Abi-aJl Blakeslee.
VI. M.diitable, b. Jan. 1, 1752; n\". 1770, Isaac Fetui.
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Vm' I'lH'br b !>(■(•. "o, IT.IC); (I. Oct. o, 1844; ni. Marcli 20, 1774, .Jpssf, s. of Tlioiiuis
Tuine!-of New Haven: d." AjTil ID. isyi, a. 87. 1. I^ii.i.ke, b. Oct. (i, 1774: d. May OG.
1843 2 e'vi.Ki;, Ort. '2-:!, lT7iJ. :] and -I d iuf. ."l. l.rci.\D.\, (i. IJdNA.s a. 7, N-\Nrv.
8, (~A[.viN. Ks(V <.). Hknkv. 10. lIiiiAM. 11. Lt:( V. 12, Saijaii.
IX. ,\r,nc. h. Julv 2i, n.-.'.': in 1 77"), Samuel Sn' litT.
X. Maitlia, b. IK-e. '20, i;t;2: ni. 1781, I>anifl Tetter.
14122. Sarah Humiston, I^'c '■<. 1742: d .h.ly27, 1^22; n. May 17, 17G4, Dea.
Stephen Bionsjuof W aterbury. H<' d. I>ec-. b"), bHV,!.
I. Marcia. b. ]^'-r. 17. ]7r)4: m. ;7U4, .lohn Kin.irsbury.
U. Jesse, i.. .hine'.l. Hilli: d, Feb. 4, 17><S. unni. • •
III. .bihn. b. .\ii:r. 1, !7iiS: d. .Ian. 22, 1782.
IV. Su-iuna, le V'.<-. 27, 177(i: d. On. 21. 177:5.
V Content Hnmi-ton. b. .Mav 14, 177:;: d. Maicli 2'<. IMIG. unni.
VI. Bennett, b. Nov. 14, 1775; m. 1^01, Anna 8niiiU. (2) 1820, Flizabeil, Maltby.
(3) 1841, Xanov Dairtrett, {•'i>f':)
VII. Susanna, b. .Vj-ril (!. 17s(i: d. July 14, IMl: m. June '23. 180.:.. Jcsepli Burton
of W. 1, Mahcia. in. June 27. INJt.l. Willard Spenrer. 1, Sii.s,/,/. b. Sept. 22. 18:J1.
2, Firdi i-irj, .1., b. Ni-v. 7, 1 >->>. 3. Jnxi pli Ji.. b. X(.)v. 27, \>^-U\; ni. .lulia V.. dau. of
Charles Warner.' t'omterlv nf Saii.^burv, Conn. 1, Cora S., \>. Ur\. i;j, IMJj; d. Xov. 2u.
1872. 2. Sophia B.. b. Mar(di 21i, 18li7: d. Aug. 2.'), ]8i;7. I, \Vi//i</r.t A., b. Jan. 24,
184U; m. Jan. lU, isi^d. .\ua:usta Fdaekuian. 1. Catharint- L., i>. Oct. 1, I8(if). 2. Wil-
lard.'b. Feb. 21, 1870; d. July 21. 1870. 8, Marcia B., b. July, ls72. .■), Jfnr// /•;., b.
Oct. '28, 1847; d Jan. 1^. 187>..
141221. Marcia Bron.son, l'. I'-e. 17, 1704. d. Mareh 21, ISi;'.; m. Xov. o. 17<.M,
John, e^. of Xatlianitl Kini:-<l)ury nf \V., b. Franklin, Conn., 1 H-c. oO, l,tl2; V ( . I.nC; d.
Autj., 1^11. iu V. at the liouse ()f lii-< son-in law W'ni Brown, with whom he liad !-:evei'al
yr-s!" I'e.-i. At the a-'o of .sfvuteeu lu' was s.'u: to hi- umh-. Dr. Charh'< HarJuis, an
eminent minister of Somers, Conn. XeKt yr. entert'd Y. <'.. Init soon left and engaged
as a marine on board a j)rivateer; made two cruises and assisted in takii:-- two pri/.e<:
during his lar-t cruise be was dantrer<nislv sick. He again entered Y. C. aicl gr.id. 1 78H.
In 17SS entereil the Law Seluxf of Je.dge lit-eve, and in 1700 admitted iu th.e bar of
Lit(ddudd Co. lb- set. next vr. in W. and was Town Clerk from 170:; to l.>-d«: Ju>t;ee
■ of tlie I'eare from 1700 to i^:J0;j;ep. in \.C"S. 17 times. 1700-181:;; Judi^e of Probate.
1801-18:54. and Judge of Co. Court, the la>T vear ]>resjding Judge, lS()l-l.s20. He was a
verv j)opultP.- and woithv man.- — 7>r'.,//.v/,;,".v' Jfixt. "f It :!tn-U>ivii.
■ I Charle.- I)-'niii">on. b. Xov. 7. V^)■y. m. M:nvl, :'.. 1^21. Fli/.a, dau. or Fre.lerirk
Leavenworth 1, Fkedkukk Joirx. b. Jan. 1, 18-j;;: Y. C. 1840. Stud, law at ^ ah
and in the otliee of Hon. CharU-s G. Loring of Bo>tou; admitted to tlu- Suffolk ( <>.
(IVston) bar March 10. 1848; afterwards si)ent seven nios. in the otlice of Th.)s. C.
Perkins of (/onn. Opened an ot1i'-e in Watevbury in spring ui 1S40: Hep. in Conn. Leg.
1850, and obtained a chart. -r for a savings bank which he ha-, continued to mana-e .-im-,-
that time, and v.-hich probablv inriuon<'ed the future bu^ines.s of his life. In 18-):^, m
connr-.^ion with the hit.- Abraham \x^^, he establisln-d thr Citizeus' Bank, now the
Citi/eus' Xational Bank of Waterbnry, of which he is still Pres. Betinng from the
practice of lav.-, baukiii- was his prineipal business until 1808, when Vi- became Pre.-, ot
the Sroville .Maiuif. Co., to which lie has since devot.-d a large part of his time. He i>
also Treasurer of the Bronsou Librarv. which has a permauont fund of S2O0.000. and
Director an<l Tru.-te.' in various ot]ier'bu<inc.-s charit..bl< . n^'-'ous and ]uibhc eorp.u'a-
tions. He wa;> a mem. <d" the State Lou-., IS.-jO. l^^S ae.d ls05, M-rving the last two yrs.
as Chairman of the (.'.nu. on l^ank-. In 1^0.5 he wa- of the Com. <.n the ivvisuui ot the
statutes of Conn, lb- has tak.ii an active part in the publi<- improvements ot tin- town,
and his name ha- b, ,'n brou-ht forward in connection with .some .,f the highest offices
in the state, but he lia- no in.dination for ]..ditical life, and seeks relaxation frcuii busi-
ness in literarv oc.up.atious and iu lo.-al public aliairs. He was elected a uiei.i. of the
cori. of Y C."iu June, l<si : m. April 20. is.il, .\lathia Buth. dau. of ^\ m. H. Scoville.-
b. March 21, 1^2>. 1. Wiilia,!, Ch<i,-hs. b. July 2, IS-"):;; <1. March 2, lsG4. 2, JAn-.v
Euin'r.', b. June'.). 18.'"j0. ;!. EtHth iJinix, b. Fei). 0, 1800. 4, Fmhrirk John, b. July
?, i8o;;.
'Succeeded his elder bro.. 1. >L Scovillc. in the business, which has t)ccome one of the JarpeM and irost
prosperous in Waierbury, known as ihe Scovillc Manuf. Co.
60 liKAXClI OP JOIIX.
II. Julius Jesse Bronson Kingbury, h. Oct. 18, 1797; stud, with Kev. Dr. Heinirtt
Tyler, tlien of So. Britain, Conn.. Kev. Mr. Harf of Plymouth, and Rev. Daniel Parker
of Ellsworth, Conn. In lW]y, throui;h inlluenceof Hon. David I)aygett, tlu.'u L". S. Se!i.,
was app. Cadet at West Ft. Mil. Acad, wiir. he grad. and was attaidied as 2d Lieut. t<')
2d Keir. Inf.: ordt-red with a detachment of troojjs to Sault de St. Marie, at tlu^ outlet of
Lake Su]ierior, to assi't in building Fort Brady. Here he reniaint-d three or four vears
under Major (Col.) Cutler, during which time (wliile on leave of aljscncc to the East)
he ni. Jane C. Stebliins, sis. -in-law of Capi, W. Becker, also of the 2d Kegt. He was
next ordered with a detachment by sea to New (Jrleaus and Nacogdoches. Afterward
stationed for a time at Mackenaw and Fort ( iratiot. During the Black Hawk war in
1832 lie was at Chicago, attached lo the Commissary Dt'part. and saw much hard and
dangerous service. While there he luuight for seven hundred d()]lar< almut tliiitv-six
acres of land on the nortli east branch of the Chicago Biver near its junction with the
south In'anch: also al)out two acres on the .south side of the niain river; the latter tract
in tlie heart of the present city, and the former but a little \*-ay distant. The land, after
much litigatitm. is still in y)o.«session of the fam. and of great value. Wlieu the pur-
chase was made in 1^32 Chicago contained \>ut five small stores and two hundred and
fifty iidiahilants. The present ••Kingsbury Square" was named for him. He was
afterward at Fort Niagara: later, during the disturliance on our north eastern frontier,
he was stationed at Hancock Barracks, Houlton, Me., thence to Tampa Bay. Fla!
(Seminole war) where he remained tliree yrs., (excepting a short interval), and his con
stitution was so broken by tlie climate, exposure and fatigue that he never recovered.
Oil his return to the north he was stationed at Sackett's Harbor and afterward a second
time at Fort Brady. Thence, early in 1847, to join (ien. Scott by Vera Cruz, assistinir
in the capture of that place, and more or less engaged in all the battles on the march to
the city of Mexico. For goad conduct in one of these engagenumts he was breveted.
Throughout thecampaign he acted as Lieut. Col. of hi.-> regt ., thouirh l)v rank onlv a Capt,
\Miile convalescing from a .severe attack of l)ra.in fev., (ien. Scott sent him home on
sick leave. In Dec 1848, ordered with a part of his retrt. to California, where he
remained two yrs.; while there was promot.d, and tr;snsferred to (Uh ]{"gt. In 18."")0 lie
returned lunne. too much out of health for duty, and spent the next two yrs. at Wash-
ington and at the East on sick leave. Then, on his way to St. Loui-^, was detained at
Detroit by sickness, where he spent the winter of l8.')2-o. ^^■hile there, owing to some
misunderstanding with the War De))t., not impeaching his integrity or honor, his name
was stricken from the anny roll. Considering liimself unfairly treated he declined to
make any explanation or hold any communication witii the Dejit. Before he died,
liowever. he settled all his accounts with the Covi. and received a balance that was due
him. He d. at Washington, when on the j.oint of leaving for the Ea^t, of a mali'.-nant
dysentery, .Inly 23. lNo(i. According to his ex])rfssed wishes his remains were brought
to Waterbury and buried in the old ground l)v the side of his fatiu-r's. 1, W.\i,tku.
2, ![t:m;v \V.. b. Dec. 2'), 1837: grad. We<t Point. 3. Maky J.wk. m. M.ay, 18o0,
Capt. Simon' Buckner, V. S. A.; afterward a (ien. in Confe.lerate Army. Shed. abt.
1870 at Elizabethtown, Ky., leav. an ojily dan.
HI. Joh.n Southmavil Kinysburv, b. Nov. 18. 1801; m. Jan. 25, 1827, Al)l>ie H..
dan. of Daniel Hayden. 1, .I.\,\if.s D., b. Nov. 22, 1^27; d. Mav 7. 1831. 2. (iEOi;(;r;
B., b. Sept. S. IS-H); !,!. of East Bloomfleld, N. Y. : she d. leaving 1 cli. 3, .Makia
A., b. .May 1, 1S32; m. May 1. ISoi). BeuI.eu Ware; (2; in 1874 Lefevre of New
Hochelle. .\. Y. i by 1st m.: 1 ch.. ll'tri nl. 4. Svr.vrA E., b. Sejjt. 7. 1^34; m. Mav
1, l.So4, Elizur D. (iriggs. i. K'.anjHth Si.\K\.J<ii,c. o. Jamks l).,b. Sei>t. 7. IsioC; d. Jan.
lit, 1S37. (1, IlAitRiKT A., b. June lo. 1S39: unm. 7, Ai;i;ik S , b. .June 2<» 1S42 s
John J D., b. July 27, 1>^45.
\\ . Sarah Susanna Kingsbury, b. Nov. (i. 1807; d. May oil, 1)^40: m. Wm. Brown.
141226. Bennett Bronson, b. Nov. 14, 1774: d. Dec ii, I8.')0: >tud. witli i^-v.
Jolm Foot of ( lie.-hir. , Conn.; grad. \. C. 17'.J7. In 17!(S appt. 1st Lieut, in Provisional
Army id' V . S. ami began recr\iiting sf-rvice May. I7!i',). His regt. with tv.-o others
quarter-'d at Scotch Pl.nii:s. N. -1. : \lisliundeil in' Cuej-ress ISUO. " He stud, h'w with
Hon. Noah P.. Ileiiedict of Woodbury. Conn., :uid" in 1S02 admit, to Litchfield Co. bar.
From ISil!) to Isjs annually aj)pointed .iustice of tin- Pi^ace, anil again in 1n27 and tliree
successive yrs.; afterwards refusing to serve. In May. 1.S02. (Uie "of the Asst. Judc-es of
New llav. Co. Court for tw.. yi-s. In May, 1820, Pep' in Leg. fur ^Yaterl)urv. lit 1S14
became iuiere-ted in n,-,auuf. InlSlSwas ihe 1st i>r-s ef ^he new Waterbur,' Bank,
and held the otTn-e until his dec. lb' was u!i extensive lan.l owner, a successful farmer.
a good lawyer and an excelienc man. In.l'oi.. 1 s;J:;, h.' united with the clih. of v.hicdi
his f . g. f. ate', gf. jr. f. had l)een deacons and. was himself made a deacnn in l^;ls. [b>
ISROXSOX, HUMISTON, 67
spent inucli thiic in tVif collection of facts, liistorical, genealogical and traditionary in
relation to the early history of Waterlmry, lie liegan this work as early as iH'iO and
pursued it at intervals daring the rest (;f his life. After his dec. hiss., Dr. Henrv
Bronson took up the work and the J/i^f'/rj/ nf liV'^rA/zr^ was published in ISoS. IJe m.
May 11. isni. Anna, dan. of Iticliard Smith of Koxlmry. Conn., and sis. of Judge Nathan-
iel and ll(jn. Nathan Smith of New llav.. Conn.; she d. March -i, 1S19: (2) May, i!<2(K
.Elizaheth. dan. of l>ea. lienjamin Malthy of Branlord, Conn.; she d. June 12, ISlO; (:^j
Mav 27, ]N41. "Jd coas. . Nancy, dau. of Jacoh Daggett and g. dan. of David Iluiniston
•of N. llav.; shed. Aug. 14, 1^(17: a. s:l
I. iieorgfj. h. Fell. 2:. 1S()2; d. -lulv ',>1. is^O.
11. Henry, b. Jan. ;](i. 1SU4; Y. C. .M. S., IS^I; Prof. Mat. Med. and 'riiera]). V.
C M. S., 1S4:;-.")-,*, and (s.");V()ti I'res. Mi-d. Soc. of Conn. Author of various puldica-
tions, as Add r,ss to Ct ndididf^i h-r M. 1). ])i;ire< . lS(i:',; ]li'>g . Xofis of Prof. J^,n //>.v,
1807; lAfi <iod Clioiui-fn- 'f llin Jldplt 1. livji i.-<,,l, \H',?,; Hist. oft/,rf„f,f,'nitf,//treri'r
in Xi ir JLrr., \}<';2: Srl,'nr, u.s II J[,Ip, r: I iilii ritn ,,,-, trxo ] fiitd ril in-i : [)ultl, r/.s C„„s,'/:
mtor. lS7t): 77/. }[■'<,. ji Pr-'h't m. 1^77; 77/. Horlj, Cor, vniin nf of Oou,.. and oth-ir papers
in the colh-ctions i.f tlu- N. llav. Col. Hist. Soc. besides nunicn.iiis other contributions
to medical and general lit»'rature; m. June 8. 1S:11, Sarah Miles, dau. of Sam'l Lalhrop
and g. dau. of Joseph Lathro)). D. 1>., of West Springfield. Mass. 1. S.\.MrEi, L.XTiii.'oi'.
b. Jan. \2. 1SH4; V. C. is.i,'); m. Nov. :!(l. isiil. Fannie E., dau. of Dr. Tlios. Sto.bhinl
of Sevmonr. (.'unn. 1 and 0, 7>//'x. b. .\iig. -2!). ISIVJ; d. ym. day. :), 'rin-ntas Slinhlo rd.
b. Sept. 21. ls(;4. 4. .],,..lo}, llomnni. b. Dec. 27. 1S(;7. o, Slori/ lMh,_i\ 1.. Sept. ■:';j,
l.^tiO. <i. S,ir:i]t Fi-imr,.-'. b. (_)ct. -21. 1S71. -2, (ii'.oiioK, 1). Sept. '-^.S. \>^-M\: d. Jan, :^l'
1837. :i N.\Til.\N S.urni. 1>. N'.v. -il). ls;;7; P. H. V. C., 18."/<J; m. May 8(i, bssi. Char-
lotte Ann. dau. of Burton Pond id" "'orringf.ird. Conn.; d. Dec. 7, 1S71; (•>) Marcii li.
1874, Jennie F.. dan. of Samuel Camp of Plaintield, Conn. ('. by Ist m. : 1, Alu-c ]'i,iid.
V). Any. 2.). ist;-i. '2. //////■// linrho,. b. Se-pt. 'i, 1S(54; d. J'un.' .^. IS').-). ;:), .J.,.s^,l,
Lnthi'op. b. Aut;-. ••32. isr.l); el'. June 17. isiO. 4, Wilhn r Xntloi 1, . b. Nov. •2i), 1S70. /.
bv 2(1 m. : ."). .],„iih ('n,„p. Ii. Jan. 1». ls7o. 4. Stkimif.x Hkm;y. h. I'Vb. is. ls44.
III. J.-sse, b. Feb. s. l8(i(i; Y. C. . b^-JH; M.D.. IS-J!*; d. uum.. Aju-il 14, IKJI. H.-
"vvas a ]ihv.s. in Nn. llav.. Cunn.
lY. ■Thomas..!-. June 4. INOS; d. April -20. b^"il : Y. ('., 1N20; an Episc. clergyuKin;
in. Feb. 1:1 ls:-)'.t, Cvnthia Elizabetli, dau. of Cyrus M. Bai'ilett of llrtf.. Conn.; \Vho 1!.
.Jan. '20. ]Sr2. a. '^i. 1. H.\iihii:t Anna. b. Jn"ne2. 1S40; m. April 2s, IS44, Kev. Pt-r.-r
Voorliees Finch nf (ireenlield. Mass. : r^-s. Denver. Col. 1. /:V/7//. b. D,-c. 17, l.s(i4. 2.
lliiirii ll"hart. May 1, ISCS; d. Jan. lib 1S7;;. :], Kilicard riroii.-^'o, . b. Jan. :;, ]S'7(). 2,
JuiJt*> Hiiu.\i;r, b.' A]^ril :-!(). 1SP2; num.; res. \^'. ;}. l\in\-.\.i!D Bk.nxett. b. June 12.
184:j; Y. C., l.^(J5; M.D. ; unni.; res. N. Y. City.
Y. Elizabeth Ann. b. March :'>. 1M2; d. April <>. is 15; unm.
Yl, Susanna, b. Feb. 2(i. d, Autr. 12. 1814,
YIl. Harriet Maria, b. S.^or, lH,"lSb-); m. Dec, s, is|l. ZIna K., (s. of Peter) Mur-
dnck of Meriden, Conn, 1. M'vkv EMi:i.iM:, b. Oct. S. lsp2. 2, Ci;i)Kf;K Bko.vsu.n. b.
Febr 2:.. ISlii, :-5. Cii.mit.Ks Zina. b. May 1. bs5ti.
A'ln. Pi.dierca Taiutnr, i). F(4>, 1<>. 1S22; m. Douglass F., s. of Lucius Maltby of
Northford. Conn., and d. .v. i.. A no-. S. 1S4."}.
IX. Susan, b. Jan. IK, 1S24,
14125. Jesse Humiston, b. D.c 4, 17-W; d. Feb. 20, D^:57; m. (2) Ahigai!
Blakeslee; res. Plymouth, (.'onn,
1. Caleb, d. unm.
11. Sidnia. b. Aj-ril 22. 17S(3; d. May IC, 1841; ni. Dec. 1. 1S(I7. Sherman Pierpont.
{bro. of Jolni, the puet. and gt. g. s. of Ib-v, James of New Haven), b. June 20. I7SH;
farmer and manuf. ; res. LitchTn-ld and Farmiugton: drowned in Lake Erie, ^lav 7.
18o<i. 1, MiNEKVA. 1>. Sei)t. 4, ISO'J: d, Aug, 27, l.'^:)7. at Litchiield; m. Nov. 27, l's27.
Sherman P.. s. of Dr. Eeuben S. ^^'o.l,hva^l (d' \^■aterto\vn, 1. liorlnl P'uvpo,,i. b.
Is'M;!; gra.l, Forr Eduard Sem,, ls.'")7; ttachcr; unm, 2. Miif^rru Purpohf. b. IS:)!;; m
Aj)ril.'is,"i7. Caurboce Judii of Watertown. Conn. 2. (iKDiniK, May 21. IS]!); mnch.;
Mem. ('(inn. L'-g. ; res. Bristid. Conn, ; m, April 2b, lS4(i, Ciiroline E.. dan, of Isaac
C. and Eunice M. B»-ach of Plymouth. Shed., .v. /. Jan b'^. 1S74; (2i Jan. 1!). is;.",.
Marv Titus Ha/.cn.
ill, i'.'r.netf, m. F.^li, 2:'., 182(>, Emily \Yarner, 1. Bknxktt, 2. MdiiKis. y.
Cvi,i;i;. 4. F.Mirv,
IV. Mnrris. m, hJi/a Clark, 1. Va,\/.\\:v:\\\. 2, M.xKTirA. :'.. Er.iz.v, d, Oct, 20.
1S72; m, Thomas Sent. 1. Morio),. 2. FAIxu. :], KVo II. , b. Fe)). 14, lS(i2. 4^
BEXM;rr.
68 liKAXCIf OF JOHN.
14126. MehitabJe Ilumiston, b. Jun. 1, ITo'i; d. Nov. -2'^, 18::25; m. Jfuy 7,
177<t, l>;'.a< Fcim. s. ot tlimaMs. Iit-d. Miik-Ii is, IS2."»: ivs. Wutcrtowii, Coim.
I. 1/tmis, li. Au>:. ;iO, ITTd; m. Ort. ■.>;, lT!t:>, Mary Cnrtis, Slit- d. Sept. 1(1. 1S47.
1, ],1MS, 1). Dec. 2'.). 171M. -J. N atii.\mi;i., 1). Ffl.. IJ.'lT'.ii;. :;, J'.mu.v, 1'\-1). i. I7i)s'
4, Pun. II' C'l iciiN, Dei-, s. isdO. o. NN'ii.liam ili;M:v, h. Oct. '21. lS(i4. (1. M.miy,
Oct. (i, 1S(l(i, 7, Makia, s. Mkiiitai-.i.i:, (t, Mi.\r,i;v.\, \>. Nov. 7 and .'^, isKj- ,1 X,n-'
Id, 17. is, ISlJi. 10. Mkiiita);!.k Maima, li. .Inly -js, isi-..'.
II. Ahijali. 1). Awne 'Jd. lTr-3: in. Mny lit, 17!i;!. Nar.cv Hcxfnrd; rmi. to Halt Md
III. ,'\!fliitaldr, 1). June 81, ITTH: in. Siljis liuoth. 'l. Isvac 2, Adimsox. :]\
i^n.A^. 4. Ifi II!.
IV. Sahia. !.. A])ril '2, 177ii; d. July !>. lS(,!i. a. ^M; ni. Maivli 2*). ISO!, Aaron Fonu
jr. IK' (1. Urt. 4. His. 1, Isaac, h. A]ifil 2V,. iNO-.'. 2. Bii;i;. Au>r. 24, 1S04. 8'
KosF.TiA. 1). Ajird 1.7, 1^(.7 4. Xanc v Ui-.xkokj). h. Nov. 17, 1^10. 5, \Vii,i.ia.m
Bkxnktt, 1). .luly 11. IMM; re.^. Plymoutli; wealfhy and iinniiiDeiit ; in. .Maiy K. Ckil-
ver. and liad one child, !>. .May •J4. ISC.S. (i. Ar.i.)\o. res. Ihirwinton, <'or,ii.
V. Kosetta, li. Dec. lI. 17^1; in. Artliony Newton and liud two duus.
\l. I^ede. 1). .Ian. 10, 17S(;; m. Fuller: d. in Kent. Conn.
14129. Anne Humiston, K. Jnly 24. 17o;i: d. .Funed, lt;-2.j; III. .Julv 5. 177.5, Sam-
uel, s. of John Sutlill. He d. (Kt. 14, 1S::2n. a. 7.s.
I. I'.etsey. I). Feb. .^. 177H: in. Abel Ilurd and had 4. (diil. : res. Kent. Conn
II. .Martha. (.).n. 2U. 177S; ni. .lonathan Reynolds Warren.
III. Ih. XV, b. March :-;. 1:nO; ui. Cartel-; r,.s. K'avenna 0
IV. (files, b. March 1^. 17S-.2: ni. Hetsev Hlakeslce.
\'. Content. Jan -is. 17^4; m. Cah-h. Mn-...
VI. .\s(-nath, Nov. i)-^, 17so: ni. ('art^r and had 7 chil. ; res. Porta<,re. 0.
Vil. lluldah. h. Nov. 2S. 17S7; ni. : .v. /. Shed. .Inlv •>•"). IS4.').
\'lli. Samuel 4'odd, Jan. 2i'>, 171)0; unm.
iX. Dennis, b. Sejit. 12. \:U2: m. and had 'y chil.; res. PorUiire, 0.
X. Fsther, May 2U. 17it(): i,<t Hrndleyville Litchfield Cor, ("01^.
XI. Lester. Se])t. 2t\ 17!IS; ni. Atwood. She d. in Medina, (>., 1S44.
XII. Aunis, Se]it. 11, ISOO; m. David Strong-; res. Warren. (>.
1412.10. Martha Humiston, b. iV^e -JO, \:ry>; ,n. Jan. ,•), 17S1 (Jen Daniel
Potter; d. April 2i. 1NP2 (s. of D.-a. Daniel aiul .Martha Hay Potter); V. C, i7S0; a-
tnan of great inlluence in Xorthbiiry, Conn.
I. Horace, V. C., Is'M: d. I^'ll; m. Xancy Slou-'hton. r.2i Abrilla Qulnibc; /. hy
Lst in. 1, Ei.iZA '2, MAi'.tiiA, /. Iiy '2d m. :). MauvC. 4. Oi.ivkk. .5, SopUKuxt.C.
(i, Nax(V L. 7. ll('H.v( 1:. s, Ki'iinArM. U, C.\'i ii.\i;fXK. 10, Licv.
IL Anselni, in. Julia Turiit-r. 1, Sali.v .M. -2. .Ii"i,i.\. H, MiXfiiVA.
in. -Minerva, li\. ls7."); m. Sei-t. IS. isn, ];,.\-. Lu.rher Hart, eld. s. of David and
Hannah (ihulsoii) 11., 1>. *ios]i.-n, ( onn., July '27, I 7n:.!: learned his father's trade of car-
penter; Y. C., 1S07; ordained at Flyniouth. (onn.. and tliece remained till his dec,
Ai)ril •2->, l,s;;4, of lung fever. Rev. Xoah Porter ]i!ea( heil his funeral sermon. Durinjc
his mitustry at P.. hve hundred persons united with the chh. He was a Fellow of Y.
('., lS'2'J-:ll; /. 1 ch.: LiTUKU I'oTTKK, who d. Auij. '2^. lS-2'./. a. 5 mos.
IV. 'I'ertius Daniel, b. Sejyt. '2*1. Kti:!; liv l,s:,7; dea. of the chh. in Plvnumth; m.
Jan. '). ISl."), Catharine Stougliton, (■2)(H-t. '24, lS'2;! Juiia St(ni,L:-hton, (;i) Esther Pa'rnes
Frisliie; /.by 1st m. 1, Er.w.^iu*. '2. Daxii-:i. 4'i'.i;th s, b. .Ian. IS. ls-2i): V. ('.. 1S,")S;
an ordained minister: taught school l-^ast and \\'.\st ; stud, law; unni; n-s. St. Louis,'
iMo. ;), Hou ACK, ni. May '27, lS(il, Cjiarlotie Pierce. 1, 117///-//// /A, b. Feb. 1!*, ISli:;'
2, .)///(/'/'=.)/'., b. Oct. 17. ls(;7. 4, LiTiiKi; ILmm-. m. Sarah Durand. 1, lulirnnl , b
Jul\ II, iMil. 2, Fi'inl.-, b .Inly ;;0, lS(i:!. .">. PtonKirr .\.. m. Liu-v .Manville. 1.
Lnnisii. (i, J.VMics Hkxi:v, m. Mary Robt rtsnn. 7, Minmk. m. Xov. '20, isiWi, Edward
Manville; res. (it. Rarrini:to:i. M;iss.
14o. Sarah IlvimistOn, b. April S, ICIi;;; m. .May •2(i. 1714. .lames Mr.idiey. b.
Oct. 1'2. KiSS; s. of Xatbaniei ;ind Ruth ( DieK-e.inan ) R.. s. nf \\'i!li;ini H. the lirst uliite
res. in Xi>. llav. Jann-< llradley rem. to N(;. Ilav. 17'2-l. whr. he bought abt. -loo acres
of land. 4'lie hens" lie built is still standiuL''. It is related by his desc. Ileni\' Bradley
of .\o. Hav.. fmni whom mnrh infoi luation resi'ecting his o\vn and other.Vo. Ilav.
families was nbiained, that wJiile .,|> ;i \oyai:-e io RosKm M'illi i-orn .'i vinieui sto:iu ilrove
him 5" far out of his course that the vcsm-I linally landed at one of tic W'e.^t India
Islands, whr. he sohl his r(un a! double pi-ice. On another oreasion. the X'o. Ilav.
bridge over the (i'uinni])iaclK River was .so damaged by a fhx^d th.i.t but a single plank
lUMITSOX, IJUADJ.EY. OO
reinaiiu>(l. He hud liecn inoiuiwliil*? sppiulini^ his Sinid;iy in New IIuv. He rciichod the
lividiTi' aftiT(hirk, iind niiauare of the accidfiit (Toss*-.! in safety. And not till mornin^^
■was he awai-t- of liis ap]iareutly mivacnhjus c^cajie. James I'radh-y and wf. ai'e tlie lirsl
names on thi- list of tin' Xo, llav. (d;li. nianucl. His inovaljlrs disl.. ITHSl, to lliitlt
BroekctT. Sarah Durcliestcr. .Miriam }5rock«-tt, Lydia HUikeslee and A!iii;ail Basselt;
•J^amncI Street, adm.
1. Moses, 1). May IG, ITl,""); m. 1 7;5!». Surah Andrews.
II. Knih, h. ITUi; ni. Samne! Hrockett.
III. Sarah, h. 171S; m. 1 T4N. Capt. Dorelu-ster: had '? dans., hoth d. in New ITuv.,
■unm. 'i'lie, 4th wf. of Wni. Dorrester. d. in Cheshire, Conn., Jun. IT. ITCf.
l^'. Miriam, h.]?-^!'; m. Imio^ l^rockett.
V. Joel, b. 17-2-2; m. Miriam Ifohinson of Is. Hav., 1). Dee. 1, 17:^.1, dau. of Jolm
4Uid Mary (Barnes) li.. and niece of Tlios. iiobinson, who m. Sarah Tuttle. 1. Kstueii,
111. Miller llawley of (Juilford, Conn.; (0) Ifpy.ekiali Miller of Middleford, and had
Biiijiiniiii, Illnnu. Jf.trriit, ('iiir<i. ':? and ;3, D.vrs.
VI. Lydia. h. 1724; m. John I'lakeslee, res. No. lluv. 1, J(jiix, rt-m. to N. Ilamp.
2. Jox.ui, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel Pierpont. ;3, Kt.MfE, unm.
Vll. Abio-aij, b. 17:>Hi; m. 17.")0, Samuel Ba>>s.'tt. 1, S.\>ruKi, 2, Uicnjamix. o,
■Obkd, 111. and had 10 chil. 4, I>Ar., m. ■ Ilumi-ton, res. \V. Spiimjfield, Mass.
Vlli. James, 1.. Nov. o, 172'J.
IX. Demas, b. 17;jl; m. Nov. (j, Ho'J. Lvdia Blake.slee,
X. Obed, 1). .lunr 21. 17:5;J: ni. Marv -^— .
Xi. Zuer. b. 17:57; m. Mattoon"of Walhd; 2d wf. 1. Asa of New llav. 2,
<'ai.i:i;. ?,, i;i"iir. m. Wade; rem. to N. Y. S.
1431. Moses Bradley, !>. May ir,. !71o; m. 17:',!i, Sarah Andnws.
1. Aial, b. 1742; rem. to W'olroti, < 'i.n.i. ; m. Hannah Todd. I.AUKIAIL. 2,
KdSAXXA. 8, John, weijj-hed ;;(H) lbs., ?ind ^v;is stniny in iirojiortion.
II. Tiiimthy, b. 171::'); rem. to \\'.. I70!h and livi'd in a small loo; house till 1772.
when he built a frume house, still (1S74) (iiTU]i;cd by dcsc. " He was a mem. of the
•CoiiiC ehli. ; a good citizen and icind nciii-hbnr."' (l-'ora humorous t-crentricity (;f telling
reuiarkable stories see biog. skirch. Hist, W'oleott, ]). 20S|; m. . 1. Asaiii:t>. 1.
Afinhd. \, Alpheus. 2, (Mange. :S. Lyman. 4. oluiidn. 2, Ihisittn. :!, Alp/ten^!. 4,
Binzillji. 1, .\xahHl. 2. Hernion. :{. Sti'iihrn. and twd more, ."), 'J'l nmthu. 1, Marietta.
2, Burwell. (1), Auonsta. (2). Fram-es. (:-;i. Jes-^e. (4l, Nellie. ;!, ' Ivuersou: (1).
Wallace. (2), Win.-^luw. (:]», H.-rtie. (i, JAV/,,//,/. 7, >'/« p//, /). m. and had :3 ehil. 2,
'J'IMOTHV. 1, Amiis.i. 1. Harry 2. Levi. :1. Kaehel. 4, Jeminia. o, Hiadama. 2.
Ziba. 1, Harry. 2, i,avinia. '■',. Nancy. '4. Ai/i'Tt. 1. Harry. 2, Alpheus o, Voluey.
A.LinU'i. 7), 7'A,/*, . i\. (7ii'»\ :!, Zir.A. l.J/urr^/. 2, L'lrii'iln. 'S. yc.-iri/. 4, Moses,
1). Sept. 25, ]i77. \.L'it. 2. N/y^v^'e/-. ?<. lU'ey' 1, Charles. 2, Klias." ;:}, p]dward
Burdeti. U), Lilbi. fji, Kdwanl. (:]), Haiiie. ^4), Harry. (o), \\'illiam. 4, Mo.se.--.
.•j. Mary. (5, (ieorge Adelbert. (1), Jolai. (2), r.alph. 7, Nancy. 8, Jeunnette. 9.
Harriet. 10, X'irginia. 4. i.'ijnlhui. ."j, A.masa. 1, liiirh,!. 2, ILirri,'. 'i, Jc/niiaa. 4,
Cfildc. (!, Amon. 1, Miiriii. 2. AJIhii. luid :5 chil. ;l Leici-t, luul ?> dans, and 1 s. 4,
j^iiU.y. 7, Cm. OK. s, Lvdia. t). Hhki-.k.
HI. Sarah, b. 174t).
1434. Miriam Bradley, I'. 172i); m. Enos Brockett.
.1. Abraham, b. 174"); d. Sept. t», V,T,\.
I. Abigail, 1>. 1747; m. Cri Ames;- (2) Caleb Ives; res. W. llav. i. bv l.<=lm.:
1, Dau.; m. ' .
HI. Enos, 1). Hot); m. Sackett and had Schil.; all lived to ]>ast the a. of SO.
], Jaikis, rem. to Trumbull Co., O. 2, Sai.i.v, in. Harrow of Wall'd. o, Hannah,
in. - — Butler of Noiilifuik. 4. Patty, m. John Torton. ■"), Justi's, m.
Todd. (), Tiiu.MAs. 7. Jkssk. S, Lkvi. res. No. Hav.
1435. JaiTiOS Bradley, l'. Nov. ."). 172I); set. in Southinirtou; in. Jemima ,
Avho d. Feb. 11, 17i):!. a. (;0; ^-J) Abigail, whod. his wid.. May :;o,' ISll), a. S;j.
I. Nathaniel, b. NCv. I(i, 17."i.j.
II. Mehitaide. 1). Dec., I 7o(;.
111. Jeminui, i.. May 4. 17oS; d. Sci^t. t5. b^H, a. n:!; m. .May 1, r.Nl, Ashlel, s. of
Noah and Surtih, dau. of Pev. .leremiali Curtis (iridley, 1). i'eb. 2:!, 17(i',»;of S.;d.
*Uri \n^e.s, bu. in Grove Sc. Cein ; b. 17715: d. Doc. i(\ 1S57, a. 78; ni . Mehiiable Mix, whod. Sept. 3,
s8.)2, a. 'n ; b. 17:$ ; had : 1, .Mi in tahlh, b. 1? i ; ; d. Jure 15, ii3 = , a. 3 , ; w f . of Charles D. Hine.
TO BKAXCir OF JUll.V.
ilarrh:.';, lS?,o, a. TO. 1, Ai{TF.>rAs, 1,. April 8. l',!<-2; d. Vc\>. 7. ITliO. •^. Kitji 1.
March 55, 17.S4: (i. .Maicli ■^, ls()7. H, .lK-Mi\r\, ],. Sei.t. 4 17S(; -} -Vkti- \i \-; J \vr"n-
Miiyo. 1799.
IV. Im, b. Fel>. :'., ITtlo. 1. Asknath. 'J, Km. :!, Su;\ii 4 l,i avfv
V. Sarali. li. yiiiy r, 1707.
VI. lli-lily. 1). iVl.. ■,';;. 177.".: in. M-ty 11, UOti, Jotliani JiuUl.
1439. Demas Bradley, l-. 17:;i; m. Xi.v. (;, 17.V.t, Lydia r-lakesl.-c of No. Ilav.:
est. adj\i. 17S4; wid. l.ydia, adrnrx.
I. Jacob, in. and liad ram.; went awi^y mid ncvt'i- hfitrd Inim.
II. Isaac, m. I'liss of Xortlififld. ('oiiii.
III. James, 111. M.diitable Olcoti ..f Woleott, Coiiii; lu- I. -ft home and iiotlihu- is
known further. '^
IV. Amos, m. Rlioda, dau. of Iihauiar Tutth- 141
V. Mary.
\l. Susanna, m. (t!u-d liassctt.
143.10. Obed Bradley, b. June -21. 17;^:!; ],,. J.^,,. -JS, 170:!. Marv, dau of JmIiii
and lU'borah Klakesh-e olc.-tt, I). 1744; d. in .\(j. Hav., Marrdi (i, ls-,^o. a", si. His will
nms. wL Mary and says of s. Jesse. '• if he believing- I shouhl ever return home." He
Avasaln. to start on a journey and believed he shr.ujd never return Oited and Wldtiu'-
to iiay unto Hede Turner, who with I.ydia, Deborali, and tlie heirs of Marv were to liavt-
lands in W'nlcott.
I. Jesse, m. Patry, dau. of Ithamar Tuttb- of Xo. Hav. He ,vas lost at sea
1 71)0, on return from ^^^ I., on bri^- Hiram, I'ai-t. Davidxui of Milford. 1, I'uij.v',
only child, m. — — (iriliith: res. Onundag-a Co., X. V.
II. \\'lii[ini/, m. Betsey, ilau. of Anion and Sarah ( Martin) Parker nf M( i-ideii
(Vmn.; b. July 10. 17^0; d. ISO^I. a. Mi. 1, Jkssi-:, b. ISO'.?; <I. in X. J.. is^o. •.?',
Hkmiy. b. Api'il -Jo, l.sOk m. Marion, dau. of (..'eo. and Lucretia (Saiidf.>rdi Leete l'
i/^'/^r.v /;., mayor of Eml.enton. Venango ('..., I'a. :}, Haukiet, b. I800- m L L Eisho,.'
res. X. Hav. 4, Aiu.iAir. b. 1S14; d. IsOO.
III. Obed, !u. Chloe liassett, dau. of Obed; cous. ; nin. IMO to Crawford Co Pa
1, IIiKAM, b. b'-OO. 2, CvMiiiA, b. lsO'3. :i Edw.vhd, b. iS'Jo. 4, Kmfi.inf b isO'.t
T), LoriSA. b. lsll;d, in Xo. Ha\ .
IV. P>ede, m. P.-thnel Turner, rem. to Lyman, Xew Hamp.
V. l>Ld)orah, in. (Hover Street. 1, \\'i"iiTi.\(,. rem. to Xorthampton. Mass., and
bee. wealthy. He owned half '.lie stock of the Parsons paj.er mill, which ]iaid a divi-
dend of .J 75,000 in 187,^. He d. uum. in ]s7S. Inv. s48;:i,;:!55.T8, all but about .s^O.OUO in
personal j.roperty. His w. dat. June 2:1 1S75; devises his pro]>, to the chil. and gv.
chil. of his bro., Alpheus Street, and to sundry towns and public institutions in Mais., as
follows: Smith College of Xorthampton, Ma"<s, Agri. Soc. of Amherst. Mount Ho!v(')ke
Feni. Seui. al lladiey. Home of the Frien Hess at Springtiehl, and Rev. Simeon Miller,
|.1,000 each. Income of .>l,0(lO to be paid annnaliy to the enijiloves of the Parsons
Paper Co. The income of .v;112,5()0 to the jtoor of "the following towns who are not
paupers or in the alms liouse; X'orthanipton and Holvoke, s25,00O each; Amherst and
E. IIam])ton, ^0,000 each. So. Hadley, -So, 250; W. Springfield. so.OOO:' Hclchertown,
Williamsburg and Agawam, .•S4,()fj0 eacdi; Conway. $2,000:"' Ashtield,C'uniminutoti and
Worthington, si. 500 each; Cranl.y. sl,750: Co^^hen and Plainlield, .$750 eadi ; Ches-
terfield, W'esthampton, Huntington and Enlicdd, .$1,000 each; Southampton, .'^2,0t!n;
First Cong, soc. of Holyoke, $5,0uO; inc. of .^oOO to adorn and im]>rove the Holvoke
cemetery, and ^1,000 for Catholic Orphan Inst, in Holyoke, " House of Provid.ence/' in
all about :j-U of his est.; another ;J-9 in trust for Whiting Bradley Street durino- his life.
with conditions. The income of the other o 9 in trust tor the b.'n.4it of his three nieces
and their heirs at lav.- until ail are dec. then it is to go to the worthy jioor of the above
named towns, the same amount to each as before named, doubling- the flr^t beijuest, and
$5,000 more to the Cong. ciih. at Holyoke, provided ihe house h:'s not chanizvil from its
present ItKiility, and Hot to lie without a settled minister one vear at a timi'. In addi-
tion he gives to the (.'lark Inst, for deaf and dumb mutes 'at Xortlmmpton, .-sl.dOO.
Haynes H. Chilson. Joseph C. Parsons and J. S. Medllevain, exrs. Ak-tn'rt ,',;■]. ,'u,ti d
irllL 2, Jkssf. a, Poii.v. 4, Sai.i.y. 5, Ai,i-iii;fs, m. I. KHxtt, m. Albigence
Smith. 2, /'"/''// .1. '.;/,, m. Pobert A. Houston and liad: 1, Heniy St:v..t. :J. //,///•//, ui.
Xancy , who m. cJ) Perkins. 1, Whiting l^radley Sti"e,.t, the devisee of ^V of
his great uncle's est.
VI. I-ydia, m. Dennis Parker. 1, JiLi.v. 2, Ji'i.iFs. 'A, Lrous, twin to Julius.
4, HCSSKI.F. 5, LVDI.V.
lIKADLr.Y, Iir.MlSTOX, TniLi:.
71
VII. Abigail, m. 1st, .lost-jili Tutllcof Xo. Ilav; {2) Jdlin Salisbury, res. Kdiiiburgli,
Saratoira Co. . N. V.; only ('. by Htm. 1, Isaiah Bi:aj)1,kv.
Vlil. Marv, d. iinni.
IX. PollV, d. a. {) yr:?.
144. James Illliniston, b. May 7, lOOd; proniincnt in Srall'd, ('(niii.; st.'lcri man :
ot'lrn IJeji in ('nun. I.t-i;'. ; jn'opri-'tur ol' the old mill wliirh >Tiil hoars bis nanip. ti> wliioli
lie a(bi('d wodl curdiiii:'. dyfimr and drcs^ini;- of rlcoli ; a lar^yi" iMi-;iii('Ss wliich be omtiuui-d
until liisd., Aui,'-. 17, 1747. His uill dao'd 174C.; 'in my .")(itli yr.;" \iv<>\- Ufxtyr.; \vf.,
Sarah and s. Danivl exrs ; Saruli iruanl. (d' .Iannis, land.- in ('hcdiirf and Tori'inainn ; m.
.Ian. 17, 17111, Sarah, dan. (d' Ebcnr/.tT and .Vbiii-ail (Hoaton) AtwaiiT, \>. A\n\\ ii, K.i'.iM;
slu' ni. (2) .Inn.' ■.'-^. i: }'.). l>.-a. Timntliv Tuttli.^ nf (;in'.-,hi ro [ll], liKs 4tb wi.. and d. his
wid. May .'S, 17(;i.
I. Daniid. 1>. XciV. id. 17"J1; m. Luiia Ib.wp: si't. in C'liPshirc. (.'unn.. uhr. be d.
July 27, 17G7; will yvnv. X. Jiav. ITHS; mns. wl. l.vdia and chil. Lydia. Patience, Jelm,
,f('ss(\ Daniel and Catliarine; slied. .Ian. 1, ISbM, a. s:-!. A wid. lliimi-^inn m. in I'lie^hire,
April -20. 17(it), C'apl. Hull. 1. Sai;vii, b. Deo. 11, 1741: d. Sept. 4, 1 77:i. a. Ml; ni. Jan.
20. 17G1. Samuel, s. of (/apt. Samuel and Sarah (Hall) Hull, h. Aw--. I"?. 17:17. He ui.
(2) Hannah, b. 174!): d. Ajivil 4. l>il], a. r>'^: wlm had anionu' Mtbers Samuel Hull, who
m. Alma llumisinn. 2. Ha.waii, Ii. Marcli 2. 171o; bap. April. 17411; d. Auir. 2:1. I7li7.
8, Sti;i'1ikn, b. .lulv 17, noj; bap. Au^:'. 2o. Kol; <1. Sept. s. 1 7t>7. 4, LvniA Roave,
b. March 17, l7o4: d Mav 2, InOo, a. ."i2; m. Mandi 10, 1774. Feter Hall of Che.shirf, 1).
1746: d. Sf])t. 2."). is:32. a .sij. 1, ,A.v.v, . 2, M'»u.sfu\ m. .luK-2 7, bSXi. Chloe (/oolev.
1,- Saniutd H., b. Se],t. 20, jSlVS. 2, l.vdia, \>. Xov. Ki, b^ld. " 8, Lvdia. 4. AsidtH. b.
Mav :l, bSl2. o, Dinah, b. O-r. 7. b^'U'. ti, L,,i-, b. F.b. M. 1^17. ■.■'.. /,>„,,■/, b. 1770; d.
1S.-,V). 4, .lA'/r//.v. .-), J/e;;<>r .l/"-,//.y, b. 4uly !S, 17S.-); d. March 2^. 1S4><. "(i. J-'Z/'e. n>.
Thankful Morse. 7. .I'V- rf. n. /-",/../• /■j/''v'r/. d. in SdUtbineTiui, (■(nin.. ls;](;. 9, S'/Hi/.
10. ]}'■/.<( I/. •"). Patif.nck.. b. Xov. 2S, 17.'>(;. C. Daxiki.. b. A])]!! 10, 1 r:!0. 7, Damkj..
b. 17(jO; d. Xov. (3, 17s:',. .<:. .loiix. b. -lune :!ii, 17(il. U. .Ikssk, b. Marcb 12. 17111; set.
on a farm abt. a mile west nf the P. !!. depiit Ciie.shire; d. March 12, 1^:12; m. Mav 2.
17S(i, Lois, da.u. n{ Aniu> Di»)little. who d. Fel>. S, l,sl7. a. si. ], I), ml,!, b. Sept."2o.
178S; d. Oet. 22, iSUo. a. 77; m. .June ];'. ISlC, .Inliana, dau. nf .Taf.-d Ives of Cheshire,
who (I. !>•<•. 28. 1S88. a. 42. I. Chaaneey Ive.. b. .luly i;]. Isb^. 2. .bdm Danbd, b.
Sept. 9, b'^2(i; m. Emil\- Barnes. 8, Julia Ann, b. Is22. 2. .A.y.v- .V'nrl, !». Inc. 22,
179t); m. Oct. 14, ISlS." Eli/.a Pre.-tun. 1, I.anren A.,m. Hannah M.iss. 2. \jA<. m.
Ehuu Cook, b. Anr. lo, ISlT), s. of 171am au.l Ih bccca (IhadlcN ) Cook. (1). Eliza A., b.
Feb. 6, LS42. (2k' Theodore A., b. Maich 17, b'.M:.. (8), Amtd'ia P., b. Fei>. S, is.-)n, 8,
.4^.7,r/, m. Samuel Hull, who d. May o, 1S81, a. .") I ; saddler and harness maker. 1,
Alnta, ui. \\'\\\. Kelsey, Y.<^\. 4, Julm. m. Pbod;;, dau. of Sam'l Xichols of W'ldcott. 1.
Je.sse, rem. to X. Y. S. 2, John Latimer, re.-. Cheshire, .i, /,»/,v, d. May 81. iSKi, a.
20. 10, ('ATti \i;!X!;, !>;. Sept. lo, 17^'-"). D-aniil Carrineton.
II. Stephen, b. .\.,v. if. 1728.
III. Xoah. b. March 1, d. Sept. 8, 17211.
IV. Janu^-^. 1). Oct. 2s, 1781; m. Abiah Ives of llamden, who d. Dec. 10, 170!; (2)
Hannah , who d. Auij. 28, 1707. He set. m\ tlu- (iittaus farm, now known as the
Hunuston farm, in Wall'd, and d. tbr. Sept. IS. 1S12. 1, Ja.MKs, )iro]»rietor of Hum-
iston's mills, abi. a mile ^\•e.-;t ui the \'. ot \\'aird, extensively ('n<;ae-ed in wool carding',
cloth <lre>sinir and udllimr. 1, {'hifmiri i/. 2, y<ni<-ij, \n. Almou Prest<in. 8. Bitseij.
m. Harmon .Morse. 4, M'lri'i. m. Samiud Allen, o, Li/nuin, m. .lennii^ Jo!ui>on. (i.
Chiirlix. m. Lucy Bmuson. 2. LtMs, n-iu. to Ohio with his faiinlx . 1, Mthx. 2,
Sdlnild. 8, I'hUi). 4, M'ir>/. •">, I [ill, mill.
V. Xoah. b. June 18,. i787; d. June 18, 174.~). ' . .
15. Daniel Tattle, b. April 18, lOtU: m. Hannah, dan. of Andrew Sanferd of
Miiford, Ciuin.. b. Feb. ID, p;0'.». She wa-< admit, to the Mil. chh. Dee. 28, 101(4. In
Dec, 1700. Andrew Sanfovd jires. for ]irob. an inv. '.if tlie est. of Daniel 4'ntrle, who d.
iniestate. and i'ei. for aiin:. for the wid. Inv. taken Xov. 0,1700, L'18.'i: Samuel Xorton.
Jomithan Bald-,\ in. appiai>ei.s. ■•In 170-1 Andrew Sanford eonv. to dau.. wid. Hannah
Tuttle, and her t v.o ss., Danitd and .\ndiew, land in 2d .1 division, boue-ht of ('apt. ^^"nl.
Fowlei-."- — Mil. J,, Hid K'f. In 1707 another conv. froui Amlrew Sanfoirl to his sis.. Han-
nab 'I'nttle. Cbil. bap i:! Miiford.
1. Daniel, ba;.. Jan. 0, Pll'l. m. Abigail . who d. 170'.l, in her 77th vr,
11. Andiew. bap. Jan. 20, K;!)."); m. Ann WoodrniT.
in. Hannah., baj). .Inne27, !0S)7; m. Auii;. 28, 1727. Danitd C'urrinetou.
IV. .lerr.sha, ban. S; or. 1. I7<li).
72 liKAxcjf OK .loirx.
152. Andrew Tuttle, l-. -Jini. •,'(_;. J(j!)."i: d. in Milinnl Mun-h i». IT.Sl a. ST; wit.
to the will ol' Niitjiaiiifl [■'arraiul of >[. Hi-) Joliii llarinii cciiv. U> Aiuin'w Tuttli' limiu;
h>X. <m-luir<l:s, liuildiiiL'-s. t'T'-., next to Aiuln-w Saiifonrs. — Mif. IjimJ Par. 17"2.") KIhuc/.it
Fish of .Mil. convened to Andrew 'J'tittlc IToO .losipli Woo'liuty (;onv. to i)ro. and si;s.,
Aiulri'w and Ami Tnttif, 0 a<Tfs at lli^^li Plains, Milt'oid, ITof Samuel Iline to Andrew
'I'uttle. in. consid. of a one-half li^^lit in New .Miltord. made over t<j my s., Daniel Iline,
by A. 'J"., land in Milt'ord i-t Biukini^liani Plain C'). 178:-j-4 Andrew and Ann 'J', conv. to
Satnuel Smith. iTtil Andrew 'I'uttle to A!ulre\\- Tuttle, jr.. (nie acre, a part of home lot,
tor .€.:?0. He m Aiitr. T. ITi!!. Ann. dan. of l.ieut. .lohu and Marv (Hall) Woodruff, of
M.. b. March ':. 1711: admit, to Mil. chh. Auu-. 1, 1742, and lier foiir ehil. bap. sm. dav.
Sli- d. in M. Pel.. -'7, 17^7. " .
1. Ann, b. Julv "2, HoU.
II. Hannah. b.'.Nov. IS. 1 7;«.
III. Andnw, m. i2) Eunice, wid. of Timothy Kogers.
IV. l-jinice. m. Dee. .*), 17(iri. John Colhreth.
"W D-riniel. d. \'t\Vi, and his est. was dividi'd among his tliree bros. : Andrew Tutth.:,
}\dmr.
\']. liethiu-1. d. 177S. (Milfoni i ee. )
VII. .
Vlll. .
1523. Andrew Tuttle, b. M. abt. l 7o."). In 17s") conv. toZachaiiah Tomlinson
•the old end of the hatter'.s shop where 1 now work.' He in. ■ -, who d. in M. Sojjt.
7, 1776, a 41 : sup. tlie mo. of tlie fir^t 4 ( h.il. ; ("J) Kunin-, wid. of Timothy Rogers of M.,
vlio d. April (i, 17H.~). \\,- d. in M. Oct. '.?:!. 17!i4, of cancer. Son Bet luiel appeared in
<-ourT. 1791, Ijcing then a minor abt. 15 yrs., ami cho.se .losi.ih Pogersof M. guard. April
14, i7i'."j, .\braliam Tomlinson of M. admr. of est. of Kiinice 'I'unle late of Mil. (dec.);
chil., XN'iJliam, Mtiry, Betsey, Chaidotte and Drusilla. He also e.vliib. a. will of Andrew
Turtle, hus. of Eutilce, datr'd <)i;t. S, 17!)0, wf. Kunicc, execx., which names ss. Heni-y,
Andrew, Hethuel and William, and provides that the heirs of Timothv Hoi^ers be pn.id.
1. H.-.,ry.
II, Andrew.
III. Bethuel.
IV. William.
15233. iCetllUOl Tuttle, b. 1779; jeweler, and partner with Marcus Merriman in
N. 11.; m. Dec, 7. ) 7!H), Hannali Keb^'cca. duu of ('apt. Henjamin and Al)igail (Doolittle)
English [4], who d. Jan. •,'!). l.s.'C, a. *27. (2) Jan. 10. iHiS. Julia, dau. of Isaac and
Thankful Doolitth- of .V. H.. a cous of his 1st wf. Shed.a. 7.S: her est. adm. by Ueul)en
Bice. He d. Oct. P5, ISj;',, ». :34: adm.. Xov..sm. yr., nms. wid., Julia, and 5 chil.; ]<].
Poster, admr.; James English, guard, to .lohu Todd; (Jains Penn. i^uard. to (ieorge.
I. N\'iHiai!i, b. A[)r'l 5, Isni), jeweler; built the lirsi brick store in Nesv Haven;
.still suinding on State St. He rem. to Suiiield, Conn. . and d. there. June ;!, 1S49; ni.
July 7, 1SJ2, Abigail ileaton of No. Hav. In 1S72, liv. thr. with his dau., Harriet Louisii.
1, James IIkvto.x, b. Jan. 10, is^tj; m. Jan. 1, 18">(), Almena Hamingway of Fair
Hav., Conn. He d. Soj)t. 24. lfj."")2, (sup. at tlie South), and left one dau. 1, AUcr,
Jostpht'iu, h. !)<•(•. 9, l.Sol; res. F. Hav. 2. Sak.mi: Makia Aiugah., b. Ajuil 10, ls:iO;
m. April 2. IS."".2, Heurv L.-wis. (d'His Shed. Dec. 21, XfHYS; f. and chil. rem. to Kan-
sas. He m. (2) uf.. 1S7(), 1, I,hi (-<■/,, n'.r,, b. Aug, W. ls,r2. 2, /A///.y K'i;icut, b.
Seja., IS.")."). ;;, .Maiua BKisKCf k, b. Feb. 20, ls:5;}; d. May 4, ls;j4. " 4, HAititiKT
LorrsA, b. .May ."l isir,; unm.
11. Jo!in"Todd, b. Sept., IJijOl; grad. Y. C. Med. S(dn)ol, 1S;'J0; rem. t(j New Vork
( itv, where his ]iractice was large and .succe.s.sful for abt. 40 vrs. He d. in N. Y.C.,
Jail. 17, l-<7b: m. Feb. 2."i. 1S24, Sarah Ito-ers cd' Miil'ord. Conn"., b. Aug. S, isn.'); d. in
N. Y., Jan. 7. 1S';7. 1, Jri,!\ A., b. J;in. 9, d. Nov. 7, ls2.-). 2, (iLoiK.i; William, b.
Oct. 1, lS2t!, imjiorter ami dealer in toys an<l fancy articles, and ]>iopriefor <d' an exten-
.sive estaldishnieut on Broadway. N. Y. City, long known as "''i'utth's iMuporinm," the
largest and most complete of iis kind in the V. S. : invcntnr and i)atentei- ot the •' Baby-
Jumi)ei-," from whi(di he n-j.ji/ed largely; d. in N. Y., Nov. 2S, IN.")*!; unm. :■), Id.\, b.
Feb. 1(), !S4f>; nn April. b'-Ti."), in Ciirisr (dih. (Epi.M-.'), bv her uncle, Paac Ibriry Turth-,
D.D., Pawrence Voorhees Cortetvou, M.I)., Y. C., IS.")!). She d., .v. ('. .1 ulv M, istii",. 4,
L.»!-|s.\ J.. .\^^. -J-.', 1SI7; d. J:in. 2d. IMs.
Ill, <ieorge, b. Oct. 10, lS(i|; Irai-m-d printers' trade, ami for many yrs. cairieii on
a \:\vj:< printing bus. in New ll:i\cn, linn .d' Tuttle, Moiehouse tV. Taylor, [irintei'S for
Yale Col h-g^e; m. July II. 17;!1, Nancy Maria, dau. of Joseph and ]>i'is (.Nlix) Trowbridge
TUT'J'L E, C A K Ji I X ( ;T0 X,
N. II.. [Ill ^vlio (1. .lunf :?s. 1S40: ri) F«'l>. '-?:l IS-Ki. Hairict, dan. of Elijali and Hallv
Prin.il.^ of X. FI. He (1. April Ki IST'l 1, John Wii.i.ia.m Ti;()Wjn;ii)i;i:. h, ; ni".
I^aliflla I'Ti/abrth AitlilxMt of N. 11.; .>•. i.: lo. St. C'IuikI, Minn. -2. Nancv .\Ia]{IA.
ni. Jc.Iiu Iluic 'I'aylor of (Tlastfiibiiiy. ("oim.; irui. ti> St. C'loml. Minn., whr. lie d. St-pt
1.S")N. Icav. Is. 1. ,/'////. J/.. ]i. 2 nio.^. aftiT f.^ dec.; now liv. witli lii.s nn). in X. H. 5,
Maky ()i,ivr\. (!. .\ii-. JO, is^O. /. l.v -Jdni.: 4, CiKomiK IIknky, h. July (i. IS-lS; snc
liis f. ill tiic ptintinir Iioum'; ni. Mav •,'»;, 1S74, Bessie S. Collins and Lad: 1 liogcr
li'.'//<,/-. 1.. Ai)ril :5(). IsTo. ,-. i.y -Jd. in.:
W . Cliarles. li. Xevv llav.. Her. 11, l.sKS: (1. in X. Y. C. on liis l.irtli day. ]SS-,>; h\\.
in Millord, C.>iiii.: clerl-; in X. 11. dry ^nnuls store ,N yrs. : rem. to X. Y. C and ^vas clerk
for Manice, Booth tV I ttord, a well known dry goods liou.se, in wliich he was afterward
a ]-ariner for abt. 40 yrs., tirin of Booili iV Tiittle. He was a mem. of the Common Council
<jf X. Y. C. ; Vice-Pri-s. Ohio A.' Miss. K. 1?., Seevetary and Actinir Treasnrer of tlie Union
Pacific B. W. daring- the whf)]e jieriod of its construction, and Pres. of the Adirondack
I\. K. Co. wlien h.' (1. He was notid for inteijrity. cht erfiilness. and kiii'iness to the
needy: in. a.lit. isTl. llelen, daii. of Col. Isaac T. Ko^'crs of Milford, Conn., who d. *■. i.
.Slie was a niece of the wt. of his half-hiu.. Dr. J. T. Tiillle.
\. Isaac Ihnry. 1). Pel.. 4, ISU; nieni. No. Con--, chh., iStjS-^Cl; g-iad. Col. Col.
and (ien, 'i'heo. Sem. of X. Y.; Hector Christ chh. (Kpisc), Bethielu-m^ Conn., lbt)9.
For many yrs. Bector of St. linkeV (Kiiisc. ) in X. Y. C. ; ■^■D.l). "I have known him
since he was al colle<re, and never knew a letter iiian thr.n ]\i- ."— liir . Joh/t W. (.'lark.
Itttif t" Ci'iiip.. lSS-3: in. Sept. ^S, IN P.?, Sarah Paimalee, dau. of Capt. Beniauiin
Beecher of X. I!., [:3] who d. May, 1S74 1, 11. Ckoswkij. Ti ttlf., d. in X. Y. C.
Xov. 10, 1^.S2. ■" A most useful mem. of the legal profession. Althouoh only ;5o yr.s. of
ii. he had (.lone more, \)c\ ., to liirhten the labor of the conveyancint;- 1-iwyers in the exam-
ination of titles in this city than had i>etore been done or even attempted hy any other
laborer in that field. His th.ree huxe v..]^. c.f Abstr;M-ts of 'ritie, coverinir all the"lav;Jed
property from yUth to ]-.>rth St . east of ;jd Ave., and front 7-jth to l"2Uth St. west of Sth
xVvf., (or more strictly, east and west of the conmuMi lands), filleil with most accurate
maps, were siitricient ]i:-ir)f of liis imln-'ry. IP> unremitting- I;ibois ii])i>n these h(-)oks
no doubt hastened \n> death; and it \vi!l be a source of regret to the entire })rofession
that he (lid not live to com[)lele the remainder of his series of titles, two otlun- vols, of
which were nearly ready for the press. His personal character wiis tnost v.-orthy ." — Xi >r
Yorl: Eriniiii/ Pi>s! . 2. Jti.iA. ;>, Makv Br.Kfii kk. 4, Ai.uk.
A Daniel 'i'uttle d. in Milf(;rd, Conn., June Vi. 17ST. a. -21. Al.x. a John Turtle, Mav
14. 17i)li, a. 22. Sup. of iliis family.
153. Hannall Turtle, b. June 2';, I (".;»;; m. Aug. L's, 1727, Daniel Carrington:
Mid.. Hannah, adinrx. and guard, to Sibyl. Lemuel Carrington appt. guard, to 'rinu^lhy
And Daniel, June (J, 17-.>I>. In 17o'2. Daniel and Xoadiah, sons of Peter, convevcd.
I. 'I'imothy, t) Dec. 1, 1 7-2s.
11. Daniel. 'b. Mav -JI). 17;jO: ni. Philin.i Cillam.
111. Sibyl, b. Jan.'s. 17;«; in. Daniel 'I'odd.
1532. Daniel Carrington, b. May 2(i. 17:'.0; est. adm.. 1772, by Samuel Atwater:
Ste])hen Ball, ap[ir.: m. Jan. 1(3, 1752, Philina Cillam. In 17;jl he con'v. to Jabe/. llotch-
kistf, " rt. in land laid out to Peter Carrington that would have fallen to my fatlier."
I. Daniel, b. Ajiril 11, \~i7io; ni. Sejit . 1."). i7So, Catharine Ihimiston, dau. of
Dani<'l. [niiti)
II. UbedieiK-e, Dec. 27, 1 7o 1 .
III. Comtort. Julv ;il, n-K).
IV. Philina, Feb! lij. K-l.S.
Y. Jason, Sept. 12, 1759.
VI. Sibyl. AuiT. 2(:, IKH.
VII. Mary Ann. Sept. 17. 17(1;].
Vlll. Merritt, (.)ct. 10. 17i;5; wili .lafed July 11, [irov. Oct. 15, i;02. nms. wf.,
Beliecca, and chil., Pidly and John; m. Beln-cca, dau. of Di'a. Stephen White, who d.
March 4, 184;J, a. 78. i, Poi.i/r, d. ISIil; m. 1SU7, Enus Ailing Prt\scott, b. Fel). lH.
*Thc .S'/.'-r// (t/" .I//,o/_>«j tor .-Vpril, 1S75, contains the portrait of a converted Indian who was chc^sen
ii chief of the Chip;)ewas on account ot hi^ many darin^; victories over the Sioux. His last battle
was between St. Cioud and breckennd£,'e. when he took four .-caips. He was converted under the mini.s-
tratio'.s of J. G. Kni^iega'-.towh, an J-id'an misii.-i^ary, a-.d ba:> by tl'.e na.nie of haac 11. Tuttlo. A
letter fr<5m the mi-:sioa.iry to Rev. Dr. I. H Tutlle, dated at W.hite Eartli Reservai-on, Jan. 30 1870,
occupies :; V)af,'es of tre S. of .M . above specified. It contains an account of 'li ■ conversion and baptism
of the chief, and, amonfr other thintjs, an Indian's version of the origin of the Book of Mormon.
74 BRANCH OF JOILX.
1787: s. uf Benj. ;uul Haniiuh (Blaki-.sUt-) P., and iifi)lio\v uf liebecca, \vf. of Hou. Kow;i.i-
Shenaan. He was a niei'']i. in X. llav. 1, limj. Mio'>t, h. .Tunc 4, iNQlt; giad. E'art-
ridgo"s Mil. School at Middletowu. e'onn. ; Capt. of the N. II. (iniys, ls:}4-sV d. March
15,"lS.j7: 111. Hannah Maria English. 2, Jfurri/, li. 1811: i»r.)ni. iiu-rfdi in N. II. ;)
Niithnii n. 4, /A-/V/.-, ]}.oxh. o. ^^ "/■'/-. (J. Kun.-, AUln;/. 1.. 181!); d. M:iv •>7 l^.-)?'
7, (r-nnji. S, M,ii;i Prh,,;-,!. H. dU n r Sl, ri„n „ , h. March 24. 1.S24; an Episr. clorgy-
luan; founder of an ocdor of ctdiliatcs. 10, Emihi Amjustd, b. 1S'.3G; mem. of an E]>isc
sisterhood: res. X. II. 11, 117/'V",//. l',', WiUjinu W.ninre. h. Oct. 28, 1829. l;j
Fnine-s^ b. lS:-]2. 14. Vr,<nl\ b. ls.•^-). 2. .Toiix Wiini:. b. 1 7fil ; d. Mav. 1 :!»4, a. :J vrs.
8, KEiiEfCA, b. D'-c.o. 17il2; \i>'>4) d. Sept. 17, IsiU: m. Oct. VI, 1 s:J 7. Koger Sherman
Prescott (bro. of Enos A. P., wlio ni. his sis. Polly), b. .Ian. 27. 17!!'.): d. .lane 12, b^.^ii;
m. 1) .Taly 14, 1S2-,'. Sally Jeaniiette Toralinson, h. July 5, isij-i; <]. :\I;iy 2ii, l8;j(;, (dau.'
of Isa-ic, and sis. of Mary Ann), by wlioni he had, amonir "thi'is, Charlntte Alida. b. Oi-t.
2, 1828: in. June 24, 184.'?. Wooster A. iMisign.
1533. Sibyl Carrington, b. .Ian. S. i::!2: m. 0(t. :i, 174s. Daniel, s. of Daniel
and Di'sire (4'ut;le) Ti.idd. .lune 12, 17o7, admit, to fall cnni. in Derby daig. chh..
Sibyl, wf. Daniel 't'ndd. and sm. ti.ue b;tp. thiei' chil. : Mary, Daniel and Katharine.
In lioljheconv. to Daniel Talmage, interest in Cbiistojiher Todd and Wm. Bradlev's
grist mill in N. II. — he was then "of Darbv." He boaght (yl acres, at 'J'arkev IliUin
Milford. (f Jared Ibtckingham. — .V/"'. R.r.. I',./. 14. /-. 178. In 1774 Dan'] 'Todd of
t)anb_\ sold (i ai-res at 'rarkt-y Hill to Sam'l and Michael Peck. Est. of Sibyl 'I'odd inven.,
17!)2: ss. Joseph, Daniel nmd.
1. Mary, b. Jaly Itl. 1740.
II. Dank-1, b. Sept. 0, 17"'!; in. Eunice Hitchcock.
III. Sibyl, m. John Wheeler.
IV. Catharine.
V. Joseph, b. Jan. 4. 1771: liv., i;i)2.
15332. Daniel Todd, b. S-i.t. «.i. \~:A\ m. Mandi 27, i:7o, Eanicr Hitchcock.
I. Jo>ei)ii. b. .Ian. 24. 17'it.); d. v.
11. Daniel, b. l),c. 24. 1777; liv("..l in Derby, ISUO: d. March S. iSiH; a. HO: experi-
enced religion abt. IsfiO, andrrthi- jaeac-hini:" of Ib-v. Mr. \-m\ Xest, aiuNoon anitrd v.ith
the M. E. chh. at (.'ornwell, Tonn. : nin. abt. 1M2 to W'iiiiesvillr, X. Y., wlien it was a
wilderness: rai-cd a fam. of 12 chil. and d, thr. ■'Father Todd " \s a~^ an exemplary
Christian, a devoted friend, kind iiarent and u-^(d'al citi/.iii. Hr retaiiifd his vivacity
until a week l.tefort' lu' d., hi-< ren^on unimi'aifcil to the la>t. and earnestly exhorted Ids
chil. tf) meet him in heaviai: m. IJ<'tsey I)ickerman. 1. Maiiy, b. Sept. 29. l.S()8. 2,
fA'M.\N, 1). May 81, isd*;. 8. W.m.. b." Dec. !), 1S(I7. 4, John, b. .hine 22, 1810. .-,,
Kmz.v, b. Jaiu"l7. 1812. 6. Hi:rsKV. b. Xov. 18, 1814. 7. I-^Ndcu L., b. Dec. 18. 1814.
8, Damkl, b. Dec. 2i), isis. ;», David M.. b. Dec is, ls2U: m. Jun. 12, isjs. Ohela
Strong Babliiti, b. Jan. o, 1S2"); fainiei-, res. Hodman. X. V. 10, M.\i;iKrrA, b. March
20, 1828. 11, Ji i.iA E., Jalv o, is-J.",. r2, Jd-^kimf, b. Aai:. K, 1827. 18. Mki.Issv, b.
Jane 22, 182ii. " '^ .
III. Samuel, b. Xov. 4, 1771).
IV. Sibyl, b. Feb. 4. 1782: m. March 11, Isot, Elisba Tickm.r, b. 1-Vb. 2(), 1777:
serv. in war of 1812: res. Uatland. nrar Sackett's Harbor, X. Y. : d. iir Cheiaang, X. Y.,
March 9, 184'). Sibyl, united with the M. E. (ddi. in Derby, Conn., when 1(5 yrs. of a.
Her hymn briok and l)ible were her constant companions, and at her d. she was doubt-
less till' oldost Mefli. in America, and ]>fr. the oldest in the world: a memliership of 84
yrs. At the a. of '.i8 shf wa> ' ii'^ small and spry as a girl": retained her facalties to the
last, iind d. near liodiiian, X. Y,. Jan. .">, 1882, one mo. iud". her lOOtli b. dav: 12 idiil.
1, Ilni.vM. b. D(<-. 22, 1S()4: liv. l.ss;!; m.: .v. /. 2. l-:r.\i(A. li. Sept. 1(1, IsiiC; ni. Oct.
lo, 1882, Mills .1. Pierce; r-'s. Cornwall, C<.nii. I. Ulr^nn 11'., b. I)<-e. 7, ls:J4: m. : 4
chil. 2, Frnli ricl: ,/. , b. Xov. 4. Is87; in.; 8 cldl. 8, Lovis.v, twin wiih Ennica: m.
Anson Williams; .s. i. 4, AJ,^lIK.v. b Sep-t. 22. ISOS; d. \s\\:^■, m, Aaron Slade; ."i chil.
.-), HAi!niK-i-. b. .laly 10. l^bt; d. Sept. \\_ t.sp.i. 0, Nom;, I.. Ocf. 14. ispj: d. Dec. l."i.
1818. 7, Sir.vi. i:i',iy..\. b. Nov. M. is].""); anm. s. \\\\ S., b. Sept. 24. 1S17: d. Aag.
lii. ls78; m.: 2 •>.-.. 1 <!an. '.(, .biiiN S., b. March ].""), l,s-20: d. .laiv 22, 18I)(k ni.: 1 s.,^1
daa. 10, LrriiKi; .M., b March -Jl, 1822; d. Dec 2, bs8."). 11, Euskiit O., h. Mav 6,
1S2.3: drowned March 20. isbl.
V. .Io!;arliaii. m. Hhoda \\'ard of Cor-nvall, Conn.: i2K\nnn Batter.-~on of Wnrren.
1, SiMKoN. 2, h'liiinA. 8. 1!ai;kii:'1. I, Amtlia. .■). .Mi:i;Wi'N S.. a;.; o chil.; res.
Berlin, Conn, ti, K.M i.i.iN i:. 7, Cva's A., b.Oct. 18, lS2ii; m. Ajiiil "J, IS.Mb .laiia (i.
Miirsh, b. Jaly 14. is:;.-,; d. X,,v. ."i, bs.-i7; (2) Aug. 11, Isr,->, Mary .lane fM-win, b Dec
18, 1888; res. Xeu .Miifiu'il, Conn. s. Svi.vams. m; 8 chil.
CARKINGTOX, T01»n, TUTTLE. 75
VII Marvin lived and d. iK-ar Hodman, N. ^. 1. Lkoxakd II. 2, I.okenzo D.
■A, Cak'oUNK. 4. AMAM)A. .->, KT^sKLf. W. U, F.MM.N.
'Vlll. Kuni.-f. d. y.
IX. Edward ('.. killed I'V f^'H ^''""^ '^ hor^e, a y(niug man.
Xl' r'mVn^n.'m''l> Marli L"). 171»S; d. S.-pt. 20, ISM; m. April 14. ISls. Betsey
Howe.wl.o d. .h,u. 11, is:n; (Ol o.t. ;}1 . ls:;-i. Harriet ^hopurd, ^vho d^Sept. ^^. I'^'-'J;
,•:!) Ai.ril S lS.-,7 Kuuire Piatt (iwr llani». 1, i.KNVis H.. 1.. F.d.. 4, \»U>; m. I»er. 4,
Vslt^Klvin. M;:,..-: n-s. ^^•au,■o.da. Ills. 2. Aiah.x K. h. Nov 2(.. 1.00: d. uue^.
is:,- kill.d in a saw null: m. March -24. 1^^4. '.vdia lord. ^ l-.M-KX J.,U.lan. ^- .
1><-^V ni \Mi' s is4i; Latl.-r Min^T: vs. \\ mdl.ani. O. 4. Marv ^ .. b. Mandi 10,
I's'^it- d is:)' ' .-) " I!f.i;k(( A A. L.. 1>. An- On. ls:^T: m. Nov., IS.IG. Edward \\ lute, wlio
d ~IVe. 10, lS.-,S;'c.') Feh. ti. I'^tiO, (i<-<>. C. Harrison, (i, EiMCK H.. b. April 7. lSt;2.
XII. Edwai'd.
1 ^.nf?'^ Sibv] Todd, 1'. al.;. IT-".": d. May 11, IT": m. July 10, ITTO, Jolm s of
( J,r"anu.. W i.i.M5.'hnson) Wlu-ler o, H.-rl-y. i,. dune 7. 17:.0. He m ( , Nov.
]m'i777 Sarah Johnson, l.v wlmn. he had Elijah. I77s, >anuiel, l.Sl. anu Mhvl. l.So.
" I ' John Todd Wli.'el.'r 1>, H.-a.-nn Falls. Conn., May 4. 1777; atfr Ins lather rem.
w.-st J..hn was loft u-ith his Tudd gr. pan-nts wle. ros. at Derhv Lauding. Ccnn.^ He set
at Sevmonr, Conn. ; nu-n;haul : •■ en.^rgetie and ono of iho h,-st eitr/ens (S/>"r,>r . IM. oj
Srvw'nar, whr. s,-e portrait.) He d. ISC.s. a. 'U y.s.: m.XAU, Sally Clark ot \N ood-
brid-e.Conn. 1. John C.akk WiiKKi.Kn. only s.. h. l.-i.: n.ereh.. a.ul ^ruf. ot
an-er^ nninv vrs al.-o a i.ai.er nudcer: rem. to N. \. ( . ai.d d. thr. I'eh. S, iSM. a ^^:
ui Vharlott;-;dan. of Joel and Hutli Stoddard Cliatlield. h. i7t'5: (i. 1^48, (s.s. of (.>hver
S'c'hattiehl who n>. Ahi-ail Tattle). 1, Ihmn. b. 1815: m. Nancy Hoteakiss ol N.
Ih.v b 1ST)- IV. \ Hav 1, Charlolte, t.'. Francis A. b, Maiy W . 4. Henry
Wakeman. 5; John Chase, (i. Bessie Maria. 2, Frai.cs. b. Sevmonr. Cor,,, .. ISl, :
m O C. Pntnam of N. Y. 1. Flora Ko^alia. 2. Frank C. 8. Junn-s H. 4, Lmaa
a' 3, ]I<.,rnrd. b. isilj: .1. is^s. 4. .J<J:n. b. 1821-2:1: rmi to N. \. C.: elected t.,
Conun.ss (Hem.) ISoU: stronudy oj-posed to th^ .Kt.nsion ot slavery nuo tlio nortlnves^t
terri'torirs and the onlv one of tlie six city members who voted on that side He deehnecl
,. n,umn,uaion in \>^n. He was a war Deni. : opposed the Tweed nng and retired Hon.
Tanunanv Hall. Active in the convention of ISTO. and m election id \\ m. H 1 lavei-
u.averto'niavoraltvand in obtainin- the charter of b^7;:;. Apj.t. I'res. Dept. of E-.es
and \-essnrent, and mem. of the board of Estimaf and A].port,onnient and Commis-
sioner of Ac.-ou.its from ls73 (6 years,, <loing all h- .-ould to reduce ^^pens.-s and taxes:
named for Mavor ls7S, but declined: Ve.-tryiuau and Senior Warden ot Anthon .Memoiia,
chh. (Epis.)manvvrs.: Snpt. of its Sunday school 12 vrs.. n, Alice Stanleyot N. \
1, Josepliine. 2. Alice S. 3. Elizabeth S. 4. Maria T. ■> ;V..v,.^ b. s2,,: m. larl^
E. ronve..eof Mass.: res. N. Y. C. 1. Cha.l.sE, 2, Almie W . .J, -Mlud ... C.
Charlu'J,. 1, Marii. S, y-y/iw'/./A. .1., a. 2\ yrs.
•17. Elizabeth Tuttle, b Nov. l!», lOttd: '" ;l>'l'",l\^'=Vls^^: ''';.^''''''^fVn'^M'!i
Inv. of liis est. -iven to court at Fai.liehl. Conn., Nov. 12, 1-24. U140;_ ss. John and
Daniel, admrs.:\vid. living and fours.s.. John. Danhd, Samuel and ^\llham and th.-e
daus Elizab.-th Cireen, Experience Sentiori (St. J. dm), Melutable Read, and lieirs ot s.
Eleazer: Ednnind Waring and Samuel I^-eler of Xorwalk to dist. est In 1 ':-*> J"ljii
Head, jr., omv. land to s. Daniel, then a. abt. 21 yrs.-A.r.n.//,- l)j,<l In ..5. ^^^f^-^
Bead of Norwalk sold rt. in err. f. William Tnttle's third div.— ,V /'■ Ihn- Dc-l. A John
Reed for s.-veral o-eneratious\,ccupied the ancestral home, and ..cscendants are there
now. "Five Mile Biver • i.s five miles west of Norwalk village. 1 he tollowmg record
is largelv from tlie Pk'hJ (rCnKilixji/.
I. " John. b. 1()07. m. Hannah .
H. Daniel, m. Elizabeth .
lil. Elea/.er, m. Abigail .
IV. Samuel, m. Sarah . , ,- ,,
V. William. i>. Nov. If., ITuS; m. Nov. 2S. 1829. Bachel Kellogg.
VI. Marv.
VII. Eli-/.abeth. m. Nov., ITl'J. Jacob (ir.'en. ,. ,, . ti- -ii i . f
VHl Experience, b. 1707: m. James St. John (p.uhaps his 2d wf.) His will dafd
S.-pt. 4, lI.'iO, nms. wf. Experi»-uce, dan . Abigail to have w.-aring appard and i40. s.
*The Reads of Salisbury-, Conn., descended from Thomas, bro. of John. jr.
70 ]u:axcii of joiix.
Isaac. m>\v on s^ii c>x])('(lition to Crown Point, s. Iv/.ra and s. Samm-]; bros. David KccUt
and Moses St. .]o)in, liorli of Norwalk. cxcrs.; iiis X mark.
ix. M.-hitalde.
X. Ann, ni. Dec. G. 17oS. Kliakim Warint;.
171. John Read, l' IGOT: m. Ifannali. jiiob. wid. of Klca/.cr llant'oid. an<l mo. of
Josiah Whitiiev's w f.— iiit'errt'd fron dist. of Iut dowrr in ]'i^>9 [W/tilmi/ den.) "In
17;>7 .Tolni Hf;"iJ, foi' and in hchatf of liiswf.. Ihumali, and as irnard. to Ids s. -indaw,
EU-a/cr. and Marv Ilanford. minors. i|uit rlaiins to dosiah Wliitncy."
I. -loliii, ni. dulv 0, 1770. AMiy W liiUu'v. 1, doiiN, h. .Ian. .S, 177(): d. Nov.. 1777.
3, John, h. X.'>v. 1, 177S. 3, MosKs" Utc. 14,"l7S7. 4, ^(>^\VKl,l,, \>. dun.^S, 17!).").
II. ' 'idl.iddl^U,..
172. D?.,uiel Read,* b. abt. 1099. •■He was a man of consideralile distinction."
He built a mansion on the old place in Norwalk. which was in good order to witlnii a
few vrs. . and a ])art of it is now (ISS-J) standing. His gt. g. s.. Newton Ib'ad of AiU'-nia,
N. \.. found tiie fam. records there. The land was conv. to I>anlel by Ids f. in 1720,
and Diinii 1 be/dt on it directly; m. T'lizabeth .
I. I);uHtl liead, b. 1721; d." in Norwalk, Conn.
II. Abraham, 1). 172;J; rem. to Colund>la Co. . N. Y . : ancestor of P»ev. lb". Villcroy
Kcad of Camd'-n, N. J., and of ib'v. bldward A. ]>ead, piistor Pnt(h Kef. ch.h.. Madison
uve. and r)7th st., N. V. C.
III. Eliakim, b. 172."); set. in .-\meida, N. Y., on a farm still owned by his desc. ; m.
.Sarah Pdchards. 1, Em.vkim. 1, /,'///((?//. a ilisting. nurcli. in X. Y. C. : patron of Cole,
tIic artist, and of many ii'.en of letters, lied. IS;!!',. 2, Simko.n. o, yii,.\s. 4, S\.Mi:i'J..
3, PHlXt;\s. 6. E/'.KA, m. Esther Edgert'm. 1. Stirl')!/. lives on the ol<l farm: -takiis
great pride in huntinir up th^ uie-'-stry and u'lMe-alogy of the fam.:" amv., .hiiif. l'-^^'2, to
the Com]>. sonn- iirms not found in tie- lb-ad book; who .says: "Nearly all the Peuds
left large families. Tlie nanu-s of one generation of one branch wouhl be a. long list,
and those wlio have come of the Kead-Tuttle alliain-e woedd ill! a considerable brc)!:, and
tlie compilation of them would put off the ])ublication td' your \\-ork to an indefinite
future." Mr. Pead is the autlior of Tlit Kn'I;,' Histori/ of Ann i,i,t , X. Y. lb' m. Ann
Van iVyke. 1 , Henry \'an Pyke. 2, Alliert Francis. 4. Catharine. '2. ]-'itr//. ?>. Uomcf..
4, duliiiiifiii.-i. *). Ih'irriit. (J. Aliinr>i. 7. Btixty. S. CutJic rim . !), Kmiilnr.
IV. Penjannn, li. 17-]2; d. y.
^'. .Jam"es, b. March 21), 17d!i; cajit.; a nuin of great enterprise and a ]iatriot; m.
April 17, 17';'J. d.Kinna C:i-tle. ile d. .July 2l). 1^24, a. .s7; hi- was a prominent inislness
man in Ann-nia, Dutches-^ Co., N. "\".; farmer, niercht. and miller. Fdeven of the P!
chil. left large fanuli.-s. 1. D.vniki,. b. Ai)ril to, 17()1. 2, Hkiuhn. b. Sept. 2, 17i.:S. :!,
El,i,T.\n, b. March 12. 17t;f;. 4. Jhssk, i). July 16, 17(J^; m. Feb. 12, 1707, Joanna Car-
penter. ' Tbe f. of .b-s.v,. liad bought :i soldier's'rt. o\ bouMty land, and he and his bro.
Amos searched and found it in Aur.dius, St<-ul)en Co.. N. Y. 'I'hese bounty lots were
laid out (Uie mile square, and made eacli of the two bi'os. a farm of ;^20 acn-s. Hi' settled
on it and d. there Aug. 2."), 1S::31. 1. .]:tU<i A., b. (h-t. 19. 1790. 2, Jnonmi, Oct. 8, 18U2;
res. Anienia. 8, lltsu/ /!., b. Jan. 2n, bsf)."). 4, Elna A., b. Mar<di 18, 180S. ."), J,(,i}es
CSept. 2, 1^10; iKotnuisfr: liv.-N ,,n Ids f.'s honust.-ad; .v. /. ."). Stki'IIKN, b. Sept. U,
1770. <), Amos, l)t-c. 2S, 1772. 7. <in.iiKUT, Sept. 2."), 177."); res. A voca, Steuben Co. . N.Y.
JS, J.uoT., Fel). l.">, 177S. 9, J(>.\NN.\, twin with Jacob. 10. Pktskv, A])ril 2l , I7sd. 11.
lioiJKUT,' Jan. 29, 1784. 12, PiioD.v, twii\ with Pobert. lo, Piiii..\, A]uil 8, 17^7.
VI. Benjamin, b. 1787: ni. Aj-rll 2.">, 1 7ti."). Pethia \V( .-d, p.-r. .lau. of Charh-s iuid
Susanna Weed of Stamford. Conn., b. .Vug. Ml 174."). 1. P>r:Tiii-\. b. May 22. l^OC). 2,
S.\i;Ait. 1). abt. 17(i8: m. Mav l.~). \:^f\. (ionld Hovt, b. abt. 17(;:!. 1. M'il'l<nii Jlmri/, Dec.
18, 17SJ>. 2. Hiin-ld. Ai)rirPi, 1790. ;5, ./c/r//, Juno 28, 1792. 4, M^irw. Aug. "), 1794.
o, Alniini, Sept. 4, 179(1. :;. Hi;N.i.\MiN, 1). .Maivh. IP, 1770; m. Jiin. 12. L7!):l. He tty, dau.
of William and Sarah (l?om-dir() P,,,rcton. b. 1770. I, Wl^ii"iu.h. Aj.ril 20. 1794. 1.
Maria. 2, Catharine. :!, |-:iiza. 1. William. .">, Emily. 0. Su.sr.n. 7, John, and two
more. 2, >^trj//<e/, A>. Vi-'.k \^. \','W. P.Vnn. 2. bJi/a. o. Fanny. 4..bdin. 'A. Jh'i^jitmin,
m. Juliet Pouton. 1, Julia .\un. 2. WiHi;im. 0, Wdlliam. 4, P.eiiiamin. ."). Eineline.
0, Cormdia. 7. llarrii-i. 8. .bdni. -i. J,n,n.^ .U. .">. II7///V/^/. m. Fli/.a Weed, i], ./'V/ira
M(tn'>n, ni. Cormdia ,M. Down.--. 1. -lames Marion. 4, Fi,i7,.\i;r. rii, l>. June:], 1770. •"),
D.vNiKt., b. Vv\-. 11. 177S. 0. Knos. o.-t. :;o, 1 ;87. 7, Anotiii-;!!.
*Prob. f. of Eli-/.ibi.-th :\nd I'hebe RraJ. uho ui. respectively I';r;iol nm! .-\nihony Stodd.uii; Kli/^ibe'-ii
was aiu-csLfcss of Gen. Wee T. and Hi-n Ji.lui Sht-nnau i-ice Ai.ij).i There is al^o ancllitr line of dc.=;c.
<_il the Shermans frum '.he lioy,.s to ihe luf-lo afinmy.
tuttlil. read.
V'll. F.zra, 1.. Manli G, 1740; (i. A|pril 4. I.'>()7: in >f:iy 'J-2, 170;!, Saiali Kf-llfigo^, d.
April 15, ISlS; >ft. ill Anu'iiia; i''in. to lludsdii, N. V.: aucfstor ut' tlic Kcails of (_'i>k-
sackiH. N. Y. 1. SAitvir. I). Fel'. '24. d. April ;iu. \l*\r,, -J, Sakaii, 1.. April I'.l, KGlJ: »1.
Jan. 27, l^-U. A, i.oi.-^. 1). Sept. 10. KOT; d. .luiic -J:'.. 1^4:;. 4. ItnswKi.i.. 1). Xcv. !i,
17(39; in. ]!ead. r^i.<. of his hro. l'!])cr.t'tus' wifr; res. ('ox-^•ll■kil•, N. \.: slw i\. .July 1,
1S;-]1. o, .\aiio.n. l>. April 20, 1771; m. ami had ■") >--. of \\hnin was 1. Atir"ii. who had
s. Thi'i-oi! of liochvilli', ills, ti, Jr.MiMA. h. Aug-, -ill. d. Sept. !». i:7:J. 7. KrK.NKi rs,
twill with .Iciiiinia; ni. Fid). 17, ISOO, Jane Read; he d. .Man4i II, l>i47. 1. (■'t'oryr, \>.
Fob. 17, ISOO; in. Sci'l., lS-2-2, F<tiirr ivi'iiipton: rrs. (_'ox.-a<d<ii'. 1, Jam- Alalia, h. July
2."3, ISO:]. '3, Bnij. F., h. Julv O:-!. l^'.'S. :!. Ih4..-cca. 1.. April CJ, \s:V2. 4. Sonora, li.
Au<'. 1, d. Auir. -24, 1n;](I. ."",,"\Viii. li., h. \]<r]\ 0, ls;-;s. O, h^in,l''i. 0. Oci. 2, INOI; d.
Sept. 14, islif? :-!, /:■'//'^■^ h. July s, ls;(i.-,. 4, S/,-.///. b. Sept. 1, is07. ."., Il.h, ,;;i , \k
Mav 14, isio. (j, Kihnird. h. »)<-t. HI, ls]'>. 7. J/^./'.///rA /■, ii. Marrh i:^,, lsl5. s.
Uodolphn.^. 1.. .\]iril 17, IsiS; d. Julv 22. 1S22. '.i, .h'n,, h. .lunc ;;i). d. July 20 1S24.
8, Lediana, 1>. On. s. 177.'); d. Frh. HI, 17M.). !t. Lvdia, h, Sept. OS. 1777: d. July 8,
ISoS. 10, !lr[,n.\ii. !>. S.'pt. 2::!, 17S'). d. .Ian., XK)?, 11. F/!:a, I). May 20. 1-7^:1
VIU. I-".lijah, li. 174-"); s^-i. in Auu-nia; per. f. of ('apt. FJijah, :i4th if-t.. war of 1^12.
IX. Klizali-'th, III. Ort. 17. 17.')I. .los.ph Aiuhh-r, !>. Oct. 4. 1727. s. of St.'phcii and
Dehoiah (liovt.) 1, Da.mkl, 0. Julv i:',. 'l7.")2; d. S. p.t. 19, 17.')4. M. Hannah, b. Feb.
1, 17.'J7; lu. Jim. 4, 177."), Kl>,'n.-/..>r \V 1, ;]d. of Stamford. 1, i-yizul,, th , h. April2."), 177(i.
2, Marif, h. April 11. 177s. ;}, _][itrtl,u, h. Nov. 24. 1 7S(}. 4. Kh-i,,-,,- Kihrl,,, b. Oct.
2'J, 17S2. 5. /(/.v^/// .1 //////./■. b. Mai >di .■). 17s.-). C, .!/»>///. b. A ut:. l".t. 17S7. 7, Unnmh
AiuhUr. 1). .Vuo. o'). 17S1!. 4. Lvdf.v, b. Feb. 2;i, 17.")'.t; lu. Fcl>. 12. 17Sl. Jonathan
Wpc<1. 1. //////■'/ 11.. b. Jan. lit. 17S0. 2, Sillij, I'. March 20. I7s:?. M. J.ndw Amller,
b. Juno :l ]7,S.""). ' 4. F.i>':'tn.< ///;,./■///;/.'-./-, h. May 1*1. I7.'^s.
X. Fydia, in. I)uvciipo!t.
XI. .loaiina, m. St-'phcn Wariiii^:.
173. Eleazer Rcr.d, m. Abi-ail . hi A[.ri), 1722. .lohn Head, jr., of Nor-
walk, f. of KIca/.cr, wasapjit. adiiir. of his est. In Jan.. 172:1-4. .lolm licad. uuclc ro
Elea/iT. minor and youi;L:c>i s. of I-7lca/cr Head, late of N.. kV-c., was appr. his yuard.
I. Moses, was iirautec with his Oro. ]-7!eazi-r ami oihers of Verirenncs. Middl(d)ury.
Salisbury. >-i'\. in \"t.
11. " Fdeazer, b. abt. 172S and ^et. in Xeu].ort 1!. 1.: a miller; d. Hn;]; n,. Ilaniiali
. 1. Isaac, b. March 22. 1747. Siiii. the Isaac Head of Stamfoid,, '-at \\ hose house
for 10 yrs. , iiicludiiitr the Revolutionary ])eriod. tiie almost weekly meetiiisj-s (d' the
Method"i.sis were ludd'; besides f iirnishin:.'- more than his <]Uota for the supjiort ui the
preachers, their horses and travtdim,'- expenses. After freiiueiit iietitions. tlu- town at
that time under tlu' inlhieiiee of the ('oni:rei^ati(jnal order, t,ManTed lo • the fanatics ' a
})laco — a mud hole on ihe common — on wdiii h lo liiiiM a chii., whiidi was (h'dicated abt.
Ifeiy, and G yrs. afterward> was paid for in full. ■— U h ,.t;„;itun J/i-^f. "f t<t.iin. 2, Fi.i7.A-
liKTU, b. No'v. 20, 1740. ■]. Fi.Ka/.ki;, d. Aui^-. I'.i, i;.71; m. i-di/.aOeih ; res. New-
port; miller; d. ISjIj. 1. L'l/Ai./, 1). at Ot. Baniiiiiton. Mass. . 1771). 2. 117///'////, b. I 772:
m.; lived at X. but d. at Dartmoutli. 1, Kli/abeth. :1 Klr./zcr. b Auii". 20. 1777; m.
Elizabeth Iluiui)hrey; res, in X., but carried (ui bu-iuess in So. Oaiolina, and was acci-
dentally killed on i>as-at,M- home. 1, (.)liver, 0. 1707. 2. Fdizabeth. m. James M. Eoou.
3, Penelope, b. and d. isoi). 4, Oliver. 1). ISUI ; was a mercliaiit in X. : m. Clarissa
(Jardner. (1), Oatharine. b, ls21: m. Fdward llammett. (2). ^\'illiam (.'.. b. Oct. 11,
183:^; m. A--nes M. Clark. /. Kate W. Tavh.r and Oliver C. [')]. Hannah F.. b. InO.-,;
d. 1S4:1 (4), Henrv. i). l.'<27. i.~)). F.d.win (».. I). 1S20. ."), SaniiuJ M.. b. bsO:! ij.
Catharine, bS).""); m."\Vm. F. Smith. 7, John. l.st)7; <1. ISus. s. Mary. h. isoil; d. l.s;.-,7.
9, Eleazer J., b. ISU; m. Marv Cook. (1). llarwood. 1). l,s:jS. (2), Charles, b. and d.
l«4o; res. X. 10, Ph(4)e Ann," ISl.", 4. A'-V-:,,.'„ /•//. b. 1 77H; m. Albro. H. Ri'h,r.yi,
h. 1778; m. Locke. G. Stn/i'td }f.. b. 17S(.); m. Dayton. 1. Samuel, res. Part-
mouth; m. Sylvina J>. Bennett. (1), Sa.rah, b. isOl; m. Pr. Meiciu-. (2), Charles, b.
1S27. (,:!i, F.iiimaF.,!). IS:;:-.; res. .Mv.-tic, Conn. 4. -A////-, b. 1701; m. Frift r.da Heath;
res. Xewiport; he d. l^:)!). 4, .bmx, 0. 17.-i:;; d. 1S:!',I; m. Sally Swan, (2U'etsey Paker.
i. \;\ l.^lm.: 1, .b-amni. 2. .lohn. /. by 2d m.: :!. iidwin. I, Sally, m. l»r. Turner.
f), Klizabetli. m. SluiOeth; (21 Wm. II. Mumlord. C, Mary Ann. 2. /.v./,/r, 1,. April 2."),
1797; res. X.; m. i'atience Muume. 1, Nathan, m. .Mary. dan. of Henry (i. Head; res.
Nev/ Bedford. Mass. d), (ieo. W., b. 1S.-jI. 2. FIsie. " ;!. .\un. m. H. r-ev. 4,
S^anih. ;{, UV////;.// 7/., 1). Mav 11. 17;^G; m. H.innah 15:;:ts. 1, William Oliver. 0. l^<ls;
re,s. N.; in. .Alarv Ann i>ates. 'o, .Matilda, b. isOl. ::. Win. P., ruin with Matilda. 4,
Geo. P., b. lS2:f. .">, Charlotte E., b. lS2S; m. \Niii. II. Cardner. G, Edward C, b.
'^^ BKAXCII OF JOHN,
iy;34- ie> X.: in. Curoline Slicnimii. (I). EUu, h. ]ST):5. (-3), Ida, h. 1«.V',. 4, Olinr .1,.
h Murcli 10.170!). •"). yathnta> I JL. h. \\>vn IS. is;)4: in. Eliza Ivl^.'-ttortb. 0. .S/n//,
7/ nvin with Natliauiel H.:.in. Sanders Vars. 7, M(fr>/ Ann, h. A]n-\\ IH, ISOl; m
Wni Kldrid'-e. t<, /;//--,//•(/. b. 3[aich 1«, isoii. 0, /■7/r„. twin \vith Edward. 10, s;/„..
J 1) July ^^. 180S. 11. Eni.Viiu . 1.. .Aiii^. 11, 1S1((: m. .lolm D. ('(nrell. 12, J,/,.
EUm, !>. Ffb. 'll, 1S1:5: m. Jnhr, Hu.-lifldcr; •'). Wij.i.iaM, i.. 17.V.t; res. \. ; d. !«•,?!.). 1.
Giuvqr 1'. 17><"3. '^ Th"irnt:<. h. 17>!4. :! >V///y, b. 17Sii. G, Davih, b. Marc-li l."j. Why.
res. -N. i. l)'iilii.\K IM)2. 2. U'hn-ni. 1S04. ' 7, IIa.nnau, b. Marcli 27. 17r)7: ni.
.MaV-'hall.
174. Samuel Head, ni. Sarah.
1. Saniiul. m. l)iH-. 2.'j. 1 774, Estlicr Hull, dan. of Josepli and Estlier Sceloy llul!,
b Oct. 20, 1754 1, Samuet,, 1>. Oit. o. i;77; m. March 12, 17!)T, Polly Wewi. 1, /'"%.
b Julvo 'l7!)S 2 >''//^'/'^, b. Sr{>r. 2. l^ilO. ■?,. ii,,>r<ir,h. Jan. 1:1 1>50:'>. 4, Cl.i,'i.-<s</,
h March lU isn.)." o, //r/./.y A' "-''s 1'. Feb. 2y. IS07. 0. AVA</-, b. Feb. 22, ISOy. 7.
B't.-"'!/, h. A>.ril 7, ISU. S. '.l.v^A,/, b. March 2U, IM:!. !-», &if///, h. Jane 29. ISl.j. 10,
W'if'i'"'/,!. A'.itr. 20, !S17. 2, A>Ai[i;i., b. Jan. --'><). 17^0.
n. .\biiah.
Ill TiLiiothv. in. Nov. IN, 1702. Sn^^anna \^ fed, who d. Oct. 10. 1 (Ho. 1,
SrsA.NNA. b. Mnv 10. 170."). 2, L'liiAii, b. Oct 2rj, 1700. :5. Sakah, b. ()ct. 2.""), 1700.
4, Timothy, April 1. 1772. o. l.i:r.i:us, Fcl>. 2o, 1774. 0, E/.i:a, May :";o, 1770, 7.
BF-rsKY. Se])t. 10, 177^. s, 'I'H.vUDK.rs, b. July 20, 17S(l. 0, I'olly, b. Ain-il 21 , 17^4.
10, Na.nty, b. Aprils. 1 7S(;. 11. lU fis. b. July 10, 17sS: in. 1, Ezra. 2, J<>/,/i. H,
Edirin. 4^ Ezoi : all d. y. 5, .Jhik Marin, ui. Ivichard 11. ^iitchoil of Nantucket:
res. Hnd.'<on. N. Y.
IV. Niithaniel.
\'. lle/.ekiah.
Vi Hannah.
VI!. Fliel'e.
175. William Read, O. IS,, v. lO, ITOS: m. Nov. 2S, 1720. Kacbel. dan. Mr. Josepli
and Sarah (Fluiu) Kello-j:. latf nf Xnrwallc. 0. July 1."), 1710.
I. Joseph, Oct. 80,"l7>!l.
n. William, b. .March :^,0, ]7;3:;.
III. Joanna, b. Feb. 20. H:)").
IV. Hannah. 1>. Nov. 2:J. 17:-!7.
V. Sarah. Dec. 27. 1740.
VI. Jacoli. b. in Norwalk: ni. liuhamali Benedict: s^'t. at South East, Fuljuun
Co.. N. v.: farmer and innkeeper. 1. RrTti. b. 170'.l: m. Read: (2) Elli.-.
and d. at S. E., lS.-)0: v. /. 2. Hi ii \m.\ii. 1772: m. Dr. Howes of S. E. '■'>. Jacov., d.
at New Canaan. Conn., leav. a fani. 4. Stv I'liFN. lived at Kid.Lielield. Conn. o. ESTiiKR.
b. abi. I770afi;. 0. i>uTV. 7. I^AA( . d. in Newtown abt. I,s20. S, At.u^.UL. b. ITSo;
ui. \Vo.)drull:: res. His 0. Matthkw, i,. 17^7; liv. in N. Y. C. andd. al)t 1S44. He
wa.s an Alderman and Hank Pres. 1. AV/.r///. 2. (uoiij,. :5. .b/,/;.v,,/. d. leav. a fam,
in N. Y. 4. M'lttJutr. livi.nl i'.i Norwalk, Cunn. o, B, by fancy (0' his f . . had no name
but the letter H: res. N. Y. C. audlnid: 1. Dau..in. Charles Slierwo.id of Port Chester.
N. Y. 2. Eliza, ni. Charles Dean of Port C. o, Henry. 10, I.i.wis, b, Aug. 2S, 17S0;
went to N. Y. C. al-t. InIO; m. 1S15. Maria lb-own. 1. Ailillniitnu . b. O.-i. :!. ISM:
merch: num. 2. E, nH c" ml . b. July 7. IslT: was in hu.siness in I 'ortland St. , N. 'i .
with his bro ; wholeval.- shoe dealers. :5, Ehini. b. March 24. IslO. 4. Aindmld, b,
Muv 10, 1S21: ni. James }\ Cogswell of Jatiesville. ^Vis. :,. A>hr,in . b. Oct. 10. 1S22:
m. Hiram Eami)ort of N. Y. : 2 .diil. 0. l.< iris Ihimiirt. July 11. iS24; m. . 1.
Palmer 'r<Avii.send, b. Nov. ]■). l^.'tO. 2. Frank, 0. J vine 2s. ls:.-,(;; lawyer in N. Y. ■,
Cdthuriiii . 1). Nov. 10, ls2C.: m. James 11. W'h.-eler. merch. of Boston S, Eiiun'i. Jan.
4. lis:35; m. (iould H. 4'horp. nivrch. of N. V. i\ SJ. Anwi. D.-c. s, ls:!7. 11. Joux, b.
1701; d. is;}7: m . I. .lolmA^. ls24. 2. l',< njnnnn Ern,il,-lli, . :;. M^iru. 12, Ei.i,
b alit 17S;}; res. Brooklvn. N. Y. 1, .l<irol- //. . a Outeher, N. Y. C. 2. Ihirbl }l :!,
AVi 7/., an Aldrrman. N.' Y. C 4, llV///,/,,, //. T). DlrL, n.^o,,. 0. /Va// /A. of N. Y. C.
7, Cl>"it"tti. S, /.t'r,-'(in. m. W. C. Jones: imblishrT: N. ^'. C. •' An enter])rising and
thriving family." — /.'-./?/ Irr/i.
1752. William Read, M-n.-li '■'>(), '[]■)'■'; m. Mar*- Na-li of Nev,- Canaan, Conn.
1. W'iUiam, wiili i.iru't. (iibbons was the lirst to enter the f(n-t a t the Nt-.n-ming
<;f Stoney l^.il■.t, July lo. 1770. lie was one of the forlorn hope of 20 meu of whom
17 were killed. He was also at the nias.sacre of Paoli, Sept. 20. 1777.
KEAD. 79
II. Matthou-
III. Jacob.
IV- Eli.
V. l.saac, 111. Klizalictli l^dtk wood. He lived .Konie time in Nova Sofia hut
iX'Luriifd and d. inS tamford, Conn. 1, Is.\a( , 1). Ffl). ], 177::5. In liSfiO, in his SOth yr.,
\vas still in busines.s with his s. Uco. W. in Pliila. ni. Dec. 14, ITlii). Elizabeth Ann
Wig-gins. I, Miniha., h. at Fiankfonl, I'a., O.t. 10, ISOl : ni. Couiad Mevei-s, a }>ian()
jnanuf. in Phila. 1, Isaac K., b. \SiA. 2, Chas. E., Feb. G, l!So'S. J.yi'n,'- 7'., Nov.
l^iO.-); was shipwr.-eked at Matamoras. H. (honjc IE., ,lul\- 81, 1817. One of the
progenetors of tlie Native American Party in 1844. and was their candidate for sheriff of
the Co. of Phila. \\as in the jewelry luisine.ss with liis f. at 24) ^S'orth Ond St. He
was in N. Y. C. on business when Ins l^t cousin, Nathan Henry Head, was blown up
by an explosion and he was compelled to serve on the jury of inquest, but did not know
the connection of dec. with himself until some yrs. alter, m. March \'2, lt*ui(, Anna M.
<iebhard. 1. Lewis (i.. b. ()(-t. 11, 1S40. 2, Anna E. . Dec. 19, 1,S4'.2. ' o, Isaac, Aug!
4, 1S44. 4, (Jeo. AV., Feb. 4, ls47. .-), Martlui M.. Sept. 1, l.s.-,4. G, \Vi:r.'l5. S,, Mardi
19, isr)7. 4, O.sindn. m. May, b^:-.:;, Ann.-i y\. Sanders. 1, 1,-aac' (i. 2, Eva Anna.
3, Osman. 4, Reginald D. ".""), .lolm S. (>, Anna M. 7, <;eo. W. S, Wm. B. 9,
Henry. 10, Conrad M. 11. Charles E., res. (in;at ik-nd, Susquehanna Co., Pa!
2, Ei,]z.\iu;-ri', b. 1774: m. Hi-c 2:!, Is'.i2. 1m njamin Ilovt, res. N. A'. C. 1, .<nUij, 1..
Feb. 23. 1794. 2, .v //.■»»"/-. Man-h 2.', 179(i. ;';, 1), ,i}.iinu,, .lulv I's, i:9S; d. Feb. 'l3,
ISO]. 4, y,', /.vr//, Aug. o, isOO. o, /,'. /,^'//,/„, Nov. 2G, ls02. (i," A'//,- //„, , ,f uue 2. ISOo.
7, Jiiiins^ S, ,/////,/. t\\-iu with James^ Sept. 19. lMi7. 9, Kiiiiiwr, Nov. :!, ISlO. o,
N.VTii.vN IIoYT, b. 177G: m, N..v. 2s, 1^97, Mary Ib.yt: b. Juiec 10. 1777, dan. of John,'
jr.. and .\bit:ail (Hoyt) Hoyt: per. m. (2) Pebcvca JetVry. 1, ls,ni,- Hlal.-t4>r^ b. Marcli N,
1800: d. lNo7,- constable and coHe(-tor at White Plains, N. Y. ; m. Caroline Gednev.
2. Jitrn}, Win;,, in, :.. Julv 2s. ISOI; d, of cons. ls:-;4: m, lUith Kush, 3, Mani,\). April
10, IS02: d. .\pril 13, Isii;;. .i, M,i rii Mijj.il! . h. U.-t. 2. 1,S04.- m. Wm. At'herton of
Patersoi\, N. J. o, Mmfh'i J,>f/ilini. b. jum- 1, ISOG; m. John (■•allatin; res. AVahlen,
Orange Co.. N. Y. G, Jo.',,. Ib'ijt, b. Nov. 9, isr)7; a baker at Ihr^hwick, L. I.; m. Sarali
'i'aylor and liad 3 chil. 7, J" nn.-i i',,ri,, Uns ll.irri.sn,, . A\i^^. 2, iSll; res. S%\lft's Isbuid,
111.: ni. Martha Taylor and had 2 c;iil. ,s, H.njuiniii JL'ijt, b. Aug. 3, ISKJ, a marble
fini>her in N. Y. C. : m. Eliza Young and had 2 cliil. 9. .sV//v'// !■'.<' iziihitJi, b. in
Manuiri.neck, July 2G, 1S15; m. Edson Knapj> (d' Sliawanguid<, N. Y. 10, .h»<i ph
Wiivr,!, Uniii, lie was a steam engine builder in N. V. C. : m. Henrietta Taylor and
had 1 ch. 11, y,itl,,iu //./,/■//. nnichinest: burned to d. Feb., ISoO. in Hayne St., M.
"\ . C, in (-o]\se(jue)u e of a boiler explo.sion. Tliere was imtliing left but a snnill jiiei-e
of liis shirt, about tlie size of a man's hand, which being of a peculiar material, liis wife
identified. He m. Caroline To\\-nseud [11], who d. of grief twovrs. afti-r her hus. d. ;
2 cliJl.
VI. Abigail Head. m. Nov. 4, 1709, Mo.ses <". Ells. ], Wif.t.iam, b. Oct. IG, 1772.
2, A];i(r.\iL. Feb. 2, 1774. 3. .M.\i;v, t)ct. o. 177."). 4. S'i'ki'hk.n, Julv 2, 1777. 0, Axx.\.
Dec. 22, 17 7S. (i. .Mo.m>. Feb. 12, 17s4. 7. J.\(()i;. Sejit. 5, 178."). ' S, Kuij.\,maii, Julv
5, 1787. 9, ]-ii:tsky. Nov. 9, 17'.iO.
VII. Mary. m. Fiteh.
VIII. Naihan, res. DalUton Spring.
177. Elizabeth Read, m. Nov. 19, 1719, Jacob Creen.
I. f]lizabeth, b. Nov. G. 1720.
II. Elijah, .\pri! 9, 1723.
HI. Eleazer, Feb. 2.-,, 1724-5.
IV. Kuth. Feb. 2.1, 172G.
V. Asahel, b. Oct. 2-:., 1729; m. Aug. 18, 17-").j, .Mary I'eitit.
17.10. Ann Read, m. Dec. 7, 173s, Eliakim \\aring, b. July S. 1717, s. of
E!iakiu-i and I'^lizabeth iBovitoni \V. Thev \\-vv>- mem. of the Darien clih. in 174 1.
I. Elia!ci!u. b. abt. 1740: m. Jan. 17. 1771, Plud.e l^outou: rcn.i. to Troy, N. V..
i;9S. iinl wax tin-. Senior Waidi.-n of St. Paul Epis, (-liii., from ISOl to dec. ,' Sept. 4,
1S2-1. 1, V.\.\\<, I). Oct. Pi, 1771. 2, Ha-N.nai!. Aug. 30, 177.1. :!, N\tii\n. 0. Mav l',
1777: m .Nbuy H,'ut(m, 1>. .Vorwalk. Conn.. .\])ril 21. I7s9. d. F..|). S, is.-,9. 1, d.'i.nir
Ilni.rii li'"/ /■-.•<, b. Nov. IS, ls-2:j; ,,r Tmy and -'Ida Hill': lawyer, m. Feb. 27, IS.VJ,
Mary Carolini- Plioenix, dan. of .lonasjund .Mary (Whitney) Pliomiix (and sis. of Stei)hen
Whitney Pler-niv. \\ ho c,i:!<. d tie- (-(.nil>iialion of tbe Whl'l'ii/ l-'.iinihl of C.ini., .a Iloblf
family history in tlin-e .piarto \'ols,, and .-ibout 2,s00p,p, 4, S-rKl"-iiKN, b. March 9.
]7s;>. Tj. \[\\\ \ii, b. .lulv 19, 1793.
SO" ■ ISIJANCII OF J(MrX.
• II. Zaccheus. b. Oil. 19. 17H.
in. JL^:^:ii'r b. 'J'liie 4, 1744.
IS. David Tuttle, 1>. Xov. 14. ISOS; set. first in WalliiiL'fnnl, Conn., and .Man-l,
14, liifi:], conveys hi.N linus-,' and lioinr lot there, six acres and otiier }>ai-cpl,s of land to
Joseph Iloult. I ?;)(), David Tuttlo, .sr., of ^~ol•\valk, conv. to -losiah 'I'uttle rjola, j,,
land formerly hclonirini: to my trrandfatlnT, \Vm. Tutth - aLso a.s attorney for mv"^ister.
^Irs. Kiizabeih Kead of X<jr, , riglit in tliinl division: IT'^S. conv. to Tlios. Sev'mour of
X. Same day Thos. Seymour conv. to David 'ruttic. jr., 10 acre.s in Canaan, near
Stamford line; Jan. 'il?, 17:]1-"-', conv. to s. Nathan. (Xof. I,<n,il li,r.) Me. m .\o'v -Vj
K59S, Mary, dan. of Mr. J'dm llea.l of Norv,;dk. [\v d. 17:.-J, a. abt. SA. David Tutf.t-
and John Warino; gave i)onds to adni. ]ii.s est., Jan. ](». J 7.") 2 luver.torv talcin Jan -Jj
18.V3; t'S4!) 9.S (id. John and Joshua llaymond, apprs. In tin- fornnition of tin- chh. at
Darie.n, Conn., David 'J'uttle, Tlnjs. l«ead and J(niathan Bell (close) v reiateil) were
leading men. Mr, Huntington, in lli.st. vf Stdmj'ord. tran.scril)e?; a clih. rec. of the
Darien Soc. rehating to the seating of the me-etiiig house, expre.ssing more fullv the
prof-eodings of this cusrom than ar.y other parish inllie town, and weirwoitli pres(,"rvim^
as a curiosity of tlio times. Besides it indicates some of tiie principal men of tl)at day
in that part of th.p town. (Jn the first vnte the society i|i'ci>i.-d to seat the nieetini: liousj^
by a committee; 2d vote, ye soc. allowed ye 1st pew'to be ve hiest in diirnitv; ;ii^l vote
ye 2d ])ew ye next hiest: 4th, the fore pt-w to be '.k\ hiest; ."Jth. the tn-nt pew bv tlm
great door to be ye 4th hiest: (ith, ilie corner pew at tlie northwest to be '^th Inest.
and so on to the lUth vote, settling tlie order of tlie pews in dignity; lOtli vote, Capt!
Jonathan Kainient, Capt. Jonathan Bate.s, Sergt. Jonathan ikd], sr., Samuel Bishop and
Daniel Read chosen a com. to seat tlie meeting lujuse; 14tli vole. Mr. David Tuttle, Mr.
Thomas Bead, ('apt. John Bainuni . Mr. J^dmund ^Varing, Mr. Jonathan Bates,' IMr.
Nathan Selleck, ]Mr. James Slason ;ind Mr. Jonathan Bell, all to sit in ye fore pew;' 15th
vote, Dea. Bislio]. to sit in his seat before ye pulje.t; lOth vote, ye eoiueiy inslructed li*
seat tlie remainder according to their own di.scretion.
1. Solomon, b. Awj. 2(;, I(i'.)9: m.
H. David, b. Man-li C, 1701; m.
HI. Mary. b. Nov. 24, 17C4: m. Feb. tj, 17H1, Bichard Higginlx.tham, and had
4 chil., recorded in Fairfield, of wlumi were Richard and Mary.
I\'.- Nathan, b. Aug. Kj, i:07; m. .Mav ti. 17;!1, Ann (lilbcrt.
V. Katharine, b. .Ian. 2, ! TOO.
VI. Ann. b. W-r. 2S. 171:;.
VIl. l.ydi,-,. b. July II, 1717; bap. May :jl, Hli).
Au F!i/.abi-ih Tuttle. d. in Smmford, Nov. 20. ]70().
One of the daus. of David Tuttle, sr. , prob. m. Jolm Warins:, b. 1701-.
181. Solomon Tultlc, b. Aug. 2ii, 1(!99; m. Mary—. >In 17;!0 he Ixnight; land
in Norwalk. Conn., of Isaac Wood (Nctr. Bee), and sm. yr. he ajijiears in the Lite-'ilicld
'J'owu Kec. as a land buyer.
I. Mary, m. Admer Stevens, b. Nov. 30. 1720. s. of Thomas and Sarali Stevens of
Norwalk. 1, Ar.u.vii.v^r, b. Dec. 4, 17o0. 2, Kl.tz.w.tOTii, b. Mandi 27. 17r)2; m. Sept.
21, 1771, Nathan Dann. b. Dec. 9, 1749. s. of Nathajiiel and Lydia Stevens, sis. of
Admire Dann. 1, Kihr.ird. b. Jan. 2o. 1 772. o. Han.vau, b. Oct. 14, 17.");;. 4, Sai;.\ii.
b. Aug. IS, I7.I0. ~i, Soi.uMu.v, 1). Mandi 12, 17o7.
A Parnel Tuttle, m. Aug. 2:!, 177(;, Sammd Benoyer, b. Aug. 24, 17.")4;
Norwalk.
An Elizabeth Tuttle, ni. Jan. 13. 176:5, J(.:>iah lloyt, b. .Maridi 14, 1741-2. 1,
Bhoda, Ajiril 11, 1704. 2. Anna, .Inly 13, 17G8. 3, Mercy, I>ec. 0, 1770. 4, .losiah'
June 12, 1773. .l, Isaac, Aug. 14, 1775.
182. David Tuttle, b. March 0, 1701: m. Martha ; rem. f-rom Norwaik to
wliat is now ilie north j)art of Nt>w Canaan, Conn., then a part of N., distant eii_dit miles.
There was but a loot jjath from his house thnnigh the \s(iiids to N. His house was one
and one-half mill's north of the vil. of New Canaan, near res. of his g. s. , Sam'i P. Tuttle.
He kept a i>ublie house tor many yi-s. in that tlieui ^\ild country. The Conir. chh. at.
Darien was formed .lune 7). 17M, and among the nu'uibers then enrolled were Bev.
Moses Mather and David .and .Martha Tuttle. At a court ludd at Fairfield, .Jan. 10. 17.")2.
*A Je^;^e \V;ir!np in St.iniford m. Nov. 5, 177?, liinh Wce-d . 12), Jan. q. 177;;, Jemima I.ounsburv i,
Ruth, b Oct. 23, i7/,j. r.v ^c! in.: 2, frudtnce. Doc. -2. 1775. 3. .Sariih. l-'tt'. 11, 177s. 4. WlCiani,
Oct. 6. 1770 5, (.'h:irles. July 3, 1781'. '., Nanty, .Vu;;. 15, 1704. 7, Henry, Marcli 17,' i7Sr',. o, .Ann.
July 15, 17S8.
TUTTLE. 81
]);ivid Tuttlo {iiid John Wariii':, both of Norw alk, giivc bonds to iuiin. e.sl. of David
Tultle, hitp dec.
I. Danirl. iii. Mercy Bri.stow of Newtown, Coir.i. He lived and d. at Xew Can.
liiv. on rei'. at Fairfield, July oO, IIG:^; E))hraini Smitli and Peu-r lliisted, appraiserf:
David Ttittle, adnir. " Serviee Book" mentioned. >[arcli 20, 1TG4, Neli. Benedirt.
Martin KellD^ir and Peter Ilnsted a])pt. to divide the e^t. to Mercy, the wid., and ehil.
1, D.AMK.l., m. Naomi Stevens of Newtown; (2) Abigail I'enoyer; re.s. Newtown, after-
ward at Pioxbury. and iinally at NeAv Canaan. /. by 1st m. : I. JJunid, m. Dairley
and lived at AVaterburv. Conn. 2. ^it!t. b. Julv IS, 1778; m. Amv Daiev of Suiithburv.
Conn.: cliil. 1>. in ^. 1. John ^Y.. Sei-t. \?,, 1SU2. 2. Kliza, Aptil" 21. ]SO-l; d. Aiiril lb\
180o. o, Amanda M.. h. Feb. V.',. l^OU. 4. Sallv M., Jan. 20, ISOS. .-,, .Mvron 11. W.,
]). Jan. 21 IMO; ni. Dec. 24. 1n:!2. Harriet .M. P'eck, b. Oet. 1. 1S14; d. Nov. 2^. l^fiS.
He rn. (2) Jan. 2, lt>70, Clarissa J. Stone of Ferry vilie. I'onii.; res, ]\i;uichester. Conn. /.
by 1st m.: ( 1 1, Mary I., Nov. 8, 1833; in. (ieo. W. ]>ement, re^. Bantam Falls, Conn.
(2), Myron F.. . b. June o], V<]~}\ m. Oct. 10, 18.70. Lucia A. Theal, res. Stafford Spring,
Conn. (3), Sarah M., b. 1S37: d. Feb. 10, .sm. yr. (4j, Sarah M., b. March 20; d. May
22, 183S. (5), Jlenry C, b. Sept. 4, 1830: m. Min(>rva Wheaten. res., Warnn, Trum-
bull County. O. (li)". Amanda M., b. Jan. 9, 1S42: m. Jvlward Dunla]), re.s. \^"est Staf-
ford, Conn. (7), Frances ]>., b. Dec. 4, 1^4.7; m. June 10, J'~''07, Susan A. (Tritfiu, (S),
Cieo. \V., b. Aui:. 21. 1847: m., and les. at Meriden. C<jud. ('.)). Loval 1^., b. Nov. 4. 1849;
d. Nov. 3, ISOsr I'lOt. Seth\V.,b. Sei)t. 20, 18o2; d. Jan. 21, 18/,4. (11). Harriet M..
Ir. Julv 8, iNoO; d. Dec. 12, 18US. G, Loui.-a, b. Dec. 13, 1811; d. Feb. 20. 1812. 7.
Harmon L..b. Au^:. 13, 1814. 8, Joseph P., 1>. A]iril 2,1819. ('.*), Emilv Ann. b.
Dec. 10, 1821. 3. Xofhat, S., d. v. 4, yaih.iH S. .7, Anna. G, Luriudi.' 7. Uuth
Ann, b. Nov. 29. 1777. 8, fJit-^n/'xn. >'.: by 2d m : 9, S.nnud }\. m. (2) Wid. Harriet
Bctts, i bv 1st m. 1. Kr:;stus \\., h. Scjit. 7, 1825. 2, Augustus S.. Ajfrii 7, 1^27. 3,
Sarah A., Feb. lo. 1*^29. 4, Flizab^'tlt, March 20, iSol. 5, "Augii.stus S., Dec. 20, 1834.
G, Maria, !Vpril 3. l>o7. 7, .Mary, Aug. 18, 1838. i. by 2d m. : 9, JolinH., b. Jan. 17,
18o0. 2, Lkvt. 3. Fnos, ju-rhaps the pt-nsionei-, a. 78. in 1840, living with Solomon
Tuttle.
. n. David. His est. was aj)]ira)sed at Norwalk, Jan. 27. 17G3, by Hezekiah
Defore-t and ("laji ('.') l^avmond.
ni. Eli, m. Dec. 8.'l7G.:., Sarah Smitli. 1, M.\r;v, h. May 8. 17(iG. 2. H.onau.
Nov. 2o, 17G7. 3, Iviiuixv, Nov. 29, 1770. 4, K.\Tr., Sept, 15, 1772. 5, Abi;,\i,a-j,
Dec. 27, 1774.- G, JoUNsox, Oct, 15, 177-7, 7, S.m.ly, Oct. 20, r,79. 8, PfiKi-.K, Sept.
1.1, 1782.
IV. Enos, m. Abigail luv. sIkjv. n at Falrfirld. Aug. 20, 1792, I'ol; Jo^ej))] Selli-
man, Timothv Piead and Gold Selleck Penover di.'-iribuied tlie est.: all the cliihh'en
named. 1. Patty, b. June 18. 1770. 2, E.vo>-., b. Mandi 20. 1779. 3, He.nkv. b.
April 9, 1781. 4, Anx.\, b. June 3. 1783. 5, Azon, b. Aug. 30, 1780.
Y. Ebeiie:/er. ni. July 7, 17G.7, Charity, eld. i. of Samuel and Abigail 'Lockwriod)
Penoyer, b. Feb. 4, 174G, (sis. of (iold SellecK PeMo\er). 1778, Eli Tuttle appt. guard, ol
3minorchil.. Fois, Eiieiu/.t r and Josiah. thil. V). in New Canaan, Conn. 1. rb\Vfi>.
Jan. 8, 17GG: m. Dec. (;. 17S9, Sallv Richards (sis. of Ambrose, an extensis-e h'ather
dealer in N. Y. iW He d. at Chardon, (iranger Co., O., Jan. IG, 1847, a. 81. 1. J/://'e',
b. Aug. 10, 1790. 2, Putlph, Dec. 19, 1792. 3, ('Mharine,\ Dee. 25, 1794. 4. llituim.
Julv 4, 1797. 5, Chfir^e^, of Plainesville, <)., linn of Tuttle Bros.. deal<^rs in hardware.
G. 'B>/ss,l/. „f Chicago. Ill.s. 2, Lvi.i,\. b. March 10, 17G9; m. Alexander Haiiford: r.-s.
iianlius, Onondaga Co., N. Y. 3, S.mith. b. Sept. 21. 1773: d. y. 4. A/.oH, b. July
20. 1775. 5, S-NfiTH. b. June 20, 177G: m. and had a fain, in Litchfiild Co., Conn, (i,
AuTGAiL, Feb. 25, 1788.; m. Dunnivan.
*Abraham Tuttle. b abt. itjj; m. Martha (Jau. of Samuel Burr of Fairlield, Conn., and Xewbury, X.
v.); h. 1776, and had; i, I'uir. 7. Robert. 3, Alexander, 4, Jofin K. 5, Emeline. 6, Sarah, 7,
Pamciia.
^Catharine Tuttle. b. abt. i5cx5 : m. Henry Randolph Stanard and had :
I. Warren, b. Salin-T, X. \'... April 3, iS iS ; a preacher of the Free Meth. chh,; in. July 14, iS-.q, Sarah
Fitch Dana. b. Xor-.valk. C'Mui . T)ec . 21, iSs'j. at Byron, X. Y. i. FR.\Nkt,i.-.i D.wii.-. Xov. q, i>j; :
enlist,, in 7?d Ilk. VoU., 1S62, and 'erved till close of the war ; stud. med. and grad. Rush .^Ied. Col,.
Chicai^o, Ills. Practices med. at Marriiiville. Illi,. :, He.nkv .Anon. Oct. :;. iS.;6 ; enlist, in i=ic*hregt.
111';. Vols.; d. of disease at Memphis, Tenn . Aug:, i, 1?'^$. 3, Cath,*ki,\e Rhi.fcc.\, b. Xov. 4, i?^? ; d.
April iS, 1864. 4, James tjurney, b. Xov. 2G, 1&50. 5, Elias Wai;fkn, b. May 7. iSt,^, d. Sept. 17, 1854.
6, MiN.sESv.o A E.M.si.A ALICE, b. May 15, 1857. 7, Makv VALONit:, Feb. 22, 1S59. 8, Geo. W., Xov., t3' i ;
d. Jan. K3, i8r.i.
82 ' BRANCH OF JOIJX,
VI. ■ Mabi-], J!i. .Ian. 10, ITTo, Barnabas M>Tvir.e. 1, Sali.y, Aug. 7, ITM, 2
Betsev, !>iT. 1, i;:'.!. ;:;, SA>r!F.r,, o.i. 27, ll^:',.
! A <,'all!;u-iiii' 'J"!i;tli' oi' .Xrw Canaan. Conn.. 1.. aln. 17*)U: ni. Mairli ',}, i7<fj
\ Isaac Kt't'ler. ba].. Xrw < anaan. .lu!y 2'k K-VI, ami d. ihr. .Ian. 2:',. \x:',l , a. SI. 'uis /,!
i vvf. lb" ni. (1) Saraii , wl;o d. >(.-}ic. '20, 17!»;>, a. :j;j.
! 184. TNTalhan Tuttle, b. Aug. 5. ]7(«7; m. in X. llav. Mav ti, 17:-;i. .\uno Gilbert
I of X. Vorlc.
I. Xatuiui, b. Jan. H. 17i>l, Mf^icy (iivenstitt. He wms por. tlie man of tliat name
of Litrlifii'ld, Conn., and l)ouglit land 1S()',> and >.-ld '[XiC,. 1. Knoi u. b. April 11, 17(;j-
■ in. .Mav -J. 17.<-"). .lane \\'ilHa!n-on. 1, Il'iin.al,, b, Feb. 2:!. i:S!). 2, //-V.v. y, 1). Mav 4
j 1700. "8, llnrrht, b. Aug. 2:1 17!S:l -1, ('I,>f , ■!,.■<, i,. .Jan. 1, 17!)fi. .-,, Silh/. b. Feb", (j'
j 17!';'. 2. .b;i!.v, b. >t:\)X. 21, dlo: m. -Vi.v. 2(3, KH."!, Is;il.>.d Ca-n,.,-. 1. .Vz/v-//. ;-:.'
\ Flo.ML'MJ, probai)ly the iJ'-v. ,■^^l, who livi-d at \N'cst| ort, Conn., 1S40, a. 7t>(pensiun li.st);
! m. Nov. IS, 17SS,"Sal<>nu' Phillips. 1, FAiii'uid, b. April 12. 17s9. 2, PoVy^ b, Ajiril I2'
1701, b', A'->fi-. b. Oct. nt, 179:1 4, Z-'/-,-.v, 1,. Julv ;JI. 179i). 4, yr.i.LKCK, m. Oct lo'
17U2, Xaii-v B's^siv. 1. .<^/',-/. b. Aiu-il IS, 17'.!:-!, 2. 'V.'/rA.v, b. .Tun._- :l 1791, :-!.
;■ Si'Jy. b. -Jail. 4, i:;i.i. .">. Mkikv. m. (J.-t. 20, 17^i;, Xathan .^t-lcv.
: 'n. liahuah Tuttic, d. Xoj'walk. Ci.mu.. May :n , IMl; ni." .Jan. 0, \~:u , Sanim-l
; Faircliibl (his 2d wf.), b. at X. April 22, 17:j:.l: \\(' ni. ].>t Sarah -Jones, who d. Mav 2:1
I 17.i.5. Flo had. 1772. a part of his faTluTs homestead, bnildinij-s, fulling mill oii'Mill
1 Brc.-k and .") acres of l-nd. He w a- a (dorh fuller and weaver. lied, at Kidi-<"fif'hl,
i C.)]m.. Oct. i), lS2n. in his SSth yr. He v.as a s. of .lonathan and, Eleanor Whitn.n Faii--
■ ■ cliild. 1. Sakau, ^^ Xov. 9. ]7.^>7: d. .Jan. L"), 179."J: m. 1774, -John 'iret'-orv, "lie in.
twice after. 1. N.'/-.///, b, Julv 11, ir7.'). 2, llmnmh, b. ]-Vb. H, ]77s.' s! J'>-.vc b
; March 14, ISsi.l. 4, 7/ /- //. b. Hec 22, r;s4. .•>. FJLnh, !h .\k ^^ \>\. \, L7S7. (J, B.!^>t^.
\i. Feb. 20, 17;)iJ. 7, Jof,n, i), April 2.'j, 1792. S, i]r. ,,!/■, rO, 1>. Dec. ol, 1794; d. Jan. 20,
; 170^, 2, Cii.in-.irr. b. o.-t. 2, 17":)'.;; m. .lune 24, 177'./, I'lanitah J^ennett; b. May 20. 17.58;
ho Wiis a v,-ta\er, af:er\var<ls a fa.riner; rem. ISijo from X'. to I-tidgeiield, Conn"., wlir. she
d. Xov. 24, Is-lO. \h- .served ai S.-igr. in the Kev. army from the burniut;- of Xo:-\valk
to cl«.5- of the war. 1, 11 z-h-l.li , 1). Fr b. 2, 17SI); (buhier avA fi-m.or; m. Marcl; 2!,
IsO!, JUioda, dau. of Henj. and IJhoda i.Vlb'u) Allen ai \^'eitporl, !>. A].ril 22. 1777; d.'
at \Vestj)<)rt, Conn., Sept. 21, 1S.')4. lied, at ^V. Sept. 1, 1S02. 2. Eltmnir. b. Oct. :l'9,
Vify.i. d. April 2"d, 1S71, in SSth yr. : m. at Heading, Conn.. Filias, s. of Abi-aham and
■ SiiL^anna (Woods) rulling, b. Sept. 2, 17^1; d. Xov. o, 1S40; farmer; set. in Hidgefield,
Conn. :-!, S'i,'>U'l <r.. b. Aug. 2, 1792; d. Dec. 22, 1S28; m. Dec. •"), 161:1 at \\eston,
Conn., Arela Adams, b. Jan. \'S. 17^/3; still livins-, 1870. 4, B't.sni. 0. Fei>. 7, 1790; d.
Sept. 17, 1870; m. at Kidirt-f, July 0, 1.S19. Israel' Mead Wiiitloek, 'b. Jan. 17, 1798: d.
April 29, ISiJS. d. Ha.wah, b. !May 1, 170:J; kejit house for iier bro. at Jl after his
^vf.'sdec. and d. tlir. unui. June l'.t,"is;^j. a. 70. 4. Bktskv, b, Feb. 7, 170.7.
III. Rebecca, ni. April 7, 17.7S, Silvanus Seidi>y, b. X'ov. 17, 17eS, s. of ElipJialet
an.'l Sar.'li iHoiiy; Sceley. .\ loyali.-it of this name in Stamford was lej'orteJ ''" tlanger-
ou- " in ]7c-'0. i, Ax.v, b. April 4, 1700, 2, Hax.nah, b. June 9. 1702. ;i SrrvAXts,
b. June .5, ]7o4: m. Xov. 10, 178:1 Mary Iloyt. 1, JIoHu, b. Mandi 2.7, 1784. 2, Am,',
b. Yvh. 24, 1780. :i, WiJU-im Kiii;i, b, 'X'ov," 13, 1787. 4, Kciji;cca. !>. March 14, 1700,
.5. X'atuax, b. May .5, 1708; m. Oct, 20, 1780, >dercv Tuttle. 1, Auroi,., b. Mav 8, 1787,
2, Sail};, b. Jan. 19, 1789, '6, John, b, Mav 2:1 1790. 4, A'fnd. b. Julv 6, "l792, -5,
Eiui^t'i.'^, I). Ajuil 11, 17!)."). (j, PoUij. h. Feb. 20, 1797. 0, Ei.ii'iiai.kt, "b '.MarcJi 17
1770. 7, Hoi.LY, b. Dec. 2:3, 1771. :
\ 2. Hannah Tuttic, b. F:ngland, 10:j2-:i d. in Hartford, Conn., Aug. 9, 168:1 a ."iO;
bu. in till- old Ce.iter chh, grave-yard o;i Main st,, where her inomorial stoiuMs still
standin::. among otller.^ of thf Welles family; its in.-.crii)tion (|uite plain;-'" ni, 1(;49, John,
only -;. of William' and .\[.i;-gaM t Pantry J'antrec). )>. alit. 1029; freenuui of Tlartf., PO.-iO:
Will dated S-[it. ]. li;.7:;; iuv. taken Xov. 2.">. -ann- ^r.; chil., Joliu an.d Ilantiah— Marv
* I'hf.' r,en. Diet, cf W'w Eaer. sup V>t dau. of rCi.-U.ird Tnttlt- of P„,str,n, r.n uh.u croiuid I h.ivc (n-tn
unable, to cjiscover. ( ir.ainistancfs al; point u> t.'-.c d.ia. -,'. \\':\\\.\:n Tuttle of Xc.v Hai-en a id t'c -rave-
stone establishcj \h:t 'dfuity. ' ' •■!»''-
tWiHiaa\ I'aiilry taine uvcr in icj^; Wealthy and advaiiLcd in years: selettmap o: JTaru ip-.i a^-'in
in it.43; cons'.ablc. i"(.->. ' ' ■* ' ''"
TUXTLE, I'AXTllY. ^l
noTiiiimfd, jmili. |>'>s<1iuiMim>; tik (-J) June 2:!. Ifj.")}. 'riii'inas, s. <>( T]in;iuis* ;ui:l Klizu-
l»-ih (Di'Uiiiii,^) Wtllt.'^. jr., li. aht. ltl-2T: (.'uartcniKi-^T:-!- imil<>r M:ij. Jolm Musmi, U'^nS:
]}(']). M.ig. ;it llarti'., l'/-(i-2-;>, aud is s.Mi<l lo hi luniinl a- a -raiitct- in tlif Koyal Cliartfr of
('omi. (pro!), his f.) ![<■ was rep. May l*;(ri, as-;>!:iiil ti;';.s. and was kilk-j sui. vr. l)v- a
fall fro'i;! a r!u.-ny tr.'c. Jt!V. t;.!o-!i hi Haiti', Aii;:. -^U. IWS, I'lO'.lO ]<)s. Cd.; ('lialtels,
i'."")'.)!). Adin. irivm :■., wid. Ilanna!!, II^' uasihc la ri^tst and lallr-.-^t nian of his time
JLi Hartl'.: of strnii.:,' mind and <'StimahU' rliaraclci-. lii\. of est. :,i Mrs. llajinah Welles
cxli. Se])t. <;, U')^'-'>: lUvidcf! by the cur. rt. to .Idlm rautry d.'.nldc poi-iinu, and to all the
rest of Mrs. Wtdles' rliil. .'qiial i>orlioiis. Mrs, liiilwrl'l and Mrs. .Mccks to irrrive each
;i pi,-'-c of o-o!(l aih! a ^>f\'\ riuir that tlu-iv nio'thor li-fon' Ikt sickiu-ss did allot and i^-ivc
tlirni; the two ynui',i:rr ss. to he clothed out of the est. l)efore distrihution. 10- eliil. h.
in WCthcrsfiidd.
1. John, ha].. Mo'vh 17, looO; lu. Aliiirail Mix.
II. Ilannul!, h. .\u_''.. H).",'2; d. nntn. ]'o7'2. a^conlinir to Savaire; li;;."). accordiuir to
W.S.Porter; 1/iit Miss .Xjary X. Talc, tt says she d. hefore An,c.',. IfiM , as an acci'mTit
of the est. of 1 laniiah Pan; ly v.as e.\"h. to the court of ]irohate in llrtf. in Aul'-. . I'iTl.
III. Marv, h. i-ioh. after <e]it. 1. lUoo. when tlie f. nnule his will; m Nailia;u(d
Mix.
IV. r;el)ecf:a U'elles, h. Ma\ , IC.l.l; in. All-'. KS, lOSO. Capt. .lames Judson.
V. Thonia^. h. Or-... lll.',:;'iu. 1«W!). Mary Ph:cklea,(di.
^'I, Sarah, h. April, K;.")'.!; iu. Nuv. 7, I'lT'^, .hihn iJidwell, jr.
Vll. lchai;o.l, Nov.. Itfl'l: ni. S.-],t. 4, ICS-}. Sarah Way.
\IU. S;iniuei, Oc^. V>i\-!: ur luitli Jiid.-.n, -i-. to James .Jnd -on.
IX. Jonathan, h. S. pt.. Uc'U; d. --. /. aht. UJDd; kille.l l.y a j.iece of hh-ck falliair on
)iis he.id. Tlionias W.'Pes ailm. hi-- est., which rhe couri of avsi>tams. on iietirion of all
hut tiioadmr., onler'^I d;>Trihi:led, Xov., If;;!!! te 'l honnis. iciuihod, Samuel and Joseph
^^'elles, Jolm Hidw-:-!!, fi,r liis ivf. Sarah. i\u-\ hi!;'es Jnds;in. fee liis wf. lieheccM: Tlioinas
:ipl>eal.'d, May. i(i;)i, '-iiiiiiiini,^ thi' c-;t, of iiis l.ro. accordinc; to the Ihi^^disli law. \viri;oiit
•Avnil.
X. Joseph, h. An^.. ]\',(\7: d. KiMS; ni. Kiizaherli, dau. oi ]:iea/er Way. T. John,
(I. y. 2. Jii--i;iM(, d. v, 'P,. Jostn .\. d. v. 4, Ei.i/.ai;kt]i, \\ IV.'M; ui. Wiliiaiii Pow.dl
of Hartf. 1, y.'V-.'V//-. PC X.v. 4, 17:.0," Fletcher Hannev of Mid., Conn., whod, ])e.-.
14. 177:.'. a. 47, She d. J une 14, 1 7^."), a Dit.
2,1. John Pantry, h;ip. Wetlu^-rstiehi. Conn.. March 17, Pi."">0; res. Ilartf. ; d. April
4. 17ofi: gravestone >;iys a. !ll); •• evit{eiitly a mistake," sa_\ s Hon. L. M. Hoi; wood, "as
he was hii|). the Suttday sin-e.-rdiriLr h.i^ hirtli." He wa-- ene of the richest iner. in HarTf.
Wni. S. Porter's Jfi^f. _\"/iri.s nf Cim,. -ays he left to his chil. and g-rand chil. an
iiumense estate. iniJudin-- a pasttire of ■,?.") acres on tlie east side f)f Front st., now in the
heart of the city. In 17f'l Anne Trill, wid. of Thomas, ohtalned permis>iou to sell land,
ahour MO acres, oii the east side of the ^r^-at river iu Ilartf. her l;usf>and ha;! (d' John
Pantiv. Ill 17'2;> J.diii Pai.rr\ iii Cvvk'^S i..f -Vi aci-.-> oi laud wiiicdi he gaves to Xatjianiel
Mix o"f X. 11 J v.; calls hiu. hi'.- nephew. Mas IU, 1 7-?n. John Pantry and wf.. Airiuail. of
Ilartf., convey lands in X. Hav. to Satnuel Mi.x; also lands not .specified in the will of
Thomas Mix; witnesse.s Aaron Cook and Ilanmih (ioodwin. Thomas Olmsted of Hartf.
alsr) appeals an heir of Thomas Mix in rii;-ht of his wf. Hannah. 7''roni about 1729. a. 79,
lie was PU]H'ranuuated oi- derani;:t^d. -fohn Pantry, m. Ahii;-ail, dan. of Thomas and
Kebecea (Turner) Mix of X. Hav., hap. .Ian. O'J, IGliO; her mo. \vas dan. of Ca])t.
Xf'thaniel Turu'^r X'. IhiV. She was livinir April 'I'). IfJOl.
I. .lolin. m. Mary X'orton.
II. Aln,yail, b. .Ian. 11, IfiTS-O; m. Pichard Coodman.
*Thomas Welles, b. 153?; came from Xortharaotoa Co., Entr.. and was the nmon? tiie tirst settlers of
Hartf., 1636. He was the tirst ireasurerof the C~onn. Co!., and its. 4tti Gev ., \i:.(,--.^. He ni. in Kne.
Eli/.ibetiCHunt; -.^i abt. I'^.i'i. Ivlij^abelh, dau. of Jolui Deiiiingr. and wid . .if N'athaniei F"(>ote: s.i.hy
2d in. She v.-;i' sis. of J'ihn D'^mi.'i^, nan-.td in Gov. VViiithrop's charter a^ one of the prantees, whese
r. s. , .lacob Dentine, ID. I'.h'zabel';, dan. '■■! Richard and ICIizabeth (T\ntlei Edwards. Gov Wellesd.
.Ian. i^, i/_st)-''-i, and was bu.- in Wethc-sfieid. Sut his refiia\r.s were rem. to Hani and rest with those of
several ef the ctl'cr earlv yovernors. His v.-ie, dated Nov. 7. t6;;.;, gives to s. Thom;'.s "my meadow
and swamp in Penny Wise, on tlie soutit side of the fence; also that lour acres cjt .swamji which I bcLt;lit
of Xathaniel Wiilett, and my upland ot tlie cast side of the j:;reat river, by the Hopkins farm, wiih.iuc
the fence, having; sold that within the fence to Capt. Cole '" Will names Mr. \\'aris\vorih and John
Dc'ir.inET, sr., supervisors. Mrs. Welles d. July ?■•, lojj, in .-''..Sth yr.-. names John Deniii-.sr, sr., ^bro.) and
C:i;-t. John .\l!vn, Es>;. i. John, ri. abt. i:'.;:, Elizabeth Hournc. She m. -y^ Johr, Wilco.xr.cn ar.d rem.
will', four .ss. to Stratford. 2, Thomas, m. Hannah iTutt'c I'antry. ^, Samuel 'Ruth; Capt Samuel,
t'^.C-.': Thad^leus. i'-)5; Samuel, 17.^1; S.ir.iu; '., 17=!; Hon. ('".i.ieon wa": .'^cc. of the Navy; Samael. bro of
Thaddeas, iOj.-, had Sar.tucl, who was the f. of Samuel, the celebr.'ited banker of Pans, France,. 4,
Mary. 5, Ann. 6. Sarah, m. Cant. John Chosicr.
84- ]!KAXCH OF HAXXAII.
III. Iliiuuali, b. alit. IG^JO: m. Hczekiah 'inodsviii.
IV. Itflwcca, baj). April i^y, 1(590; m. April iiO, 1718, Nuthanic! Jones.
211. Johu Pantry, d. iu Hadley, Mass.; iav. taken April 1, 171:5. II.> i;my.
lauds in X. llav. to Caleb Mix; in. Mary, d;'u. of Johu and K'utli (Moore) Xorton ,i[
Farniington. Conn.; bap. Xov. 21, 1080; she ni. (2) Solomon Bohwood of lladhn-, h. Julv
2, 1()1*4; tl. April -20, 1702, and had Kiith, b. April lo, 17-?2; Sarah, b. April" 5, 172:/;
\N'm., 1). Feb. 4, 1720; Solomon, b. Dec. 2G, 1727; I'benozor, b. Ajjril 7, ]7:j1; Mary, h
Jnly lU, 17:^:1 She d. at H. May 24, 17(i:^, a. 7fJ.
2111. Abigail Pantry, only eli., ba].. in llartf, Ma.reli IG, 1712: d. F.l,. lit.
17Go; bu. in W. llartf.; inherited .t'u<- west part of tlie Pantry farm in W. llartf. on
Avhich tlie meeting house stands. The properly is still in the j>ossession of lier des.-.
The Farmiugton turnpike runs throairh it. Slie m. Feb. 20, 17:39, Dea. John. s. of
Kev. Samuel and Sarah (Stoddard) Whitman of Farminglon, b. Dec. 28, 171:3; d. in W.
llartf. July 9, li'^OO, a. 80. He held several town offieea and for nearly 50 yrs. was
deacon iu the chh. at AV. Ilaitf. ; near the close of his life Ins hearing became impaired
but with an ear-trum{>et was alile to liear ])reaclung; (?) Jan. 21, 170S, Hannah, dau.
of Ebene/.-'r and llachel (Skinmn-i \Velle> of W. llartf., b. Nov. 4, 172S; d. (.)ct. 28,
1802, ( pu.^f. )
I. A!)igail, b. Xov. 1:3, 17:39; d. March 12, 17:)8; ni. Fbenezer Welles, bro. of
Hannah, 2d \vf. of D^a. John ^\"hitma]l. 1, Ar,o;.\ii,. only ch., bap. Fel). 20, 170"^; d.
s. I. April 2, 18:32, in \V. llaitf. ; m. March 17, 17Sii, Sinuon Belden, who wa.s Dep'itv
Quar.-Mas. Cen. in F.ev. war, and d. in W. Havtf. Aug. 10, 1809, a. 04.
II. John. b. Jan. 31, 1743; m. Dec. 0, 17(i4, Anne Skinner.
III. Lucv, 1). .Ian. 10, 174.-); m. Dec. 3. 1707, Cajn. Charles Sevtneuir.
IV. Sarah, bai). March 1. 1741; ni. Feb. 1, 17<<9. Thomas Hfut Hooker: (2) A])ril
8, 1779, Scth ColHus.
V. Eleanor, bap. July 20, 17o2; d. y.
VI. Samuel, b. July 29, 1753; m. Abigail Abbott.
Vli. Eleanor, b. July 20, 1755; m. Feb., 1170, j-3benev;cr Faxon.
21112. John Whit)nau, b. Jan. 31. 1743; d. Sepr. ]2. 181:',: res. W. llartf ; m.
D.-c. 0, 1704, Aaua, dau. TimoTiiv and Huth (Coltoni Nkiniier f/f llartf.; bap. Nov. 30.
1740; d. W. Hartf. Sept. 14. 1S00;"(2) Oct. 28, 1S07, wid. Pratt: chil. all ba]). in W. Hanf.'
I. James, Sept. 8. 1705; m. Feb. IS, 1798, Abigail IVatlt r.
II. Timothv, 1). April 13. 1708: bap. Mav 1, 17(i8: m. l8ll, Laura Sevmour.
III. John P-tntrv. b. Xov. 20. 1770; ni. 18:!3, Ann Maria }3ulklev.
IV. Anna, b. May 23. 1774: m. Timothy Balch.
V. Euev, b. Mav 5. 1770: d. unm. Awj:. 8. 1795.
VI. Eunice, b. (_h-t. 25. 177^: d. MandTll, 1779.
VII. I-:unic.-, b. J:.!,. l(i, TTSO: d. May s. Isp',: ,,;. Dec. 8. 1802. Lemuel, s. of Lemiie!
and Tabitha (Xott) Hurllmrt. b. 1778: had dan. rc-s. at Valatie, X. Y.
VIll. Kuth, b. Oct. 19, 1782: m. Xov. 15. 1S09, Dr. AsaheLTiioin])son.
211121. James Whitman, d. in W. Hartf. April 10. 1833; m. Feb. 18, 1798, -Abi-
gail, dau of (iideou and .\liii:ail (Olmsted) Jiidh-r, b. Feb. 7, bap. 28, 1773; d. Feb. 10,
1847.
I. Emily, b. Feb. 20, ISOO; d. Oct. 8, 1^75, unm.. on old homestead in W. Hartf.
II. Charles, b. July 28, ls()2; d. May 10. 1^77: :n. .Xov. 13, 1S33, Henrietta, dau.
of Edward and Clarissa" (Fitch) Perkins o"f Hart f. , wlio d. .\ug. 31, 1837: (2)1842. Jane
Holmes of Salisburv. (.'onn.. wlio d. .Line 19. 1874; res. P;ivsnn. 111. 1. Cl.vk.v Fitch,
b. Dec. 8, 1N35; m."June 14. 1855, William Dodd. s. of Abiier and Adaline (Dodd) Perry
<»f Hold -n, -Mass., b. Sejit. 3 >. l83Li; E;l. and Pr,)]!. of A<' nas ('". ycirs nnd liu-'irrlcr;
res. Pay.son, IU. 1. Arthur Jlnri/, b. D(>c. 3't. 1857. 2. K'hr,i tyl l\rki,i^. April 13. IsOl.
8. George A'ntn-. b. July 20. 18i;s' 2, Ei>w.viiu Pi;i;KrNs, b. Aug. 13, d. .Xov. 23, 1^37.
3, IXF. Dai'. 4, Cii AKi.i:-; Hui.mks, m. and lia-<2chil.: re-^. San Jose. Cal.
III. Edward, b. .\!arch M. I'^iU: lu'.p. July 20. 1800: cierk in Hartf.; d. on ve-se! in
Chesapeake Bay. Aug. 13. 18:'>3. unm.
IV. James, b. Aiu-i! 10. bap. July 10, 1S09: res. \V. Hartf., \Vhitman plac; unm.
V. Maria, .March 25, bap. June 2, 1811; res. with bro. James.
211122. Timothy Whitman, b. April 13. biip. .May 17(;S: .<tnd. med,. b,it bee.
a mereh. in Williain.stown, .Ma.-^s., in Co. with his bro.. .lolm I'antry, and (i. thetf .^lay
4iO, 18:J0; m. ISll, at Pownal. Vt., Laura, dau. of Ca[.t. Charles a.iid Lucy (Whitnnui)
Seymour, cons., b. Feb. 4, 17S0; d. in W. Oct. 3. 1857.
PANTRY, WJIITMAX. 85
I. Rutli. b. Jan. 7. 1S15: d. Onmge, X. J., July, 1881; iii. Oct. 30, 1M83, Edward,
s. of C'liailfs and Naucy (>Lanninir) Lasstdl, 1). Schoharie, N. Y., Jan. 29, LSOU; WiUiani.s
Coll. 18'28; Prof, of Ci'u-niistrv tlicrc ISo'i. Foundt-r of Foniale Scin. at Auburndale,
Maj^s; d. tlu-re Jan. 31, \sr,2.' o chil. 1. Ei)\v.\Kl), h. Aiifj. 17, is:34: d. Oct. ifi, 1860,
uuni. 2. L.\r!{\ \ViirrM.\.N'. June 11, 18:50; unin.; r.s. X. V. ('. 3. Timotuy. Oct. 11,
183N; in Itu.sinrss on Eong- Island; uniii. -I, Ki.l.K.N. 1>. Mandi iti, 18-11; ni. Dec It), 18r)U,
Herman Dav (■^. of Hon. ITcrinan) (m)u1<1 of Delhi, X. Y.; re.<. Peoria, 111. 1. ClKiilex
JTftirt-ins. F'eli. lU, 18ti7; d. Xov. -2. 1879. 2, /i//M A''/* /(, May i-^, 1808. o. Bd'Cdrd
/.//.'(v.-''/. June 17, ISTd. 4, A/w Klivi, Aut:. 13, 1S71; d. Nov. 4. 1NT9. 5, Cii(/,art/ie Brutn
Footi, Mar'di 13, Ins;). ,-), l.orisA, h. .May 18, 184."); re.s. X. Y. ('. ; unni.
211123. John Pantry Whitman, b. Xov. n, bap. Dec. 4, 1770; set. in Williams-
town, Mass., 17!t5, antl with hisliro., Timothy, were tlii- prinr-ipal nien-hants thr. for
many yrs. .Aciiuired considerable est., out of which they gave largtdy to the colleiie,-
d. thr.", March 18, 1834; m. June '.?(;, lT!)tJ, Lu<-y, dan. of Ciipt. Charles and I.,ucy (Whit-
mun) Seyiuour, b. D.'C. "23, 1708; d. Feb, 1. is."):j; 2 cliil.
1. Seymour, b. Aug. 15, ISIJo; continued his f.'s business in ^Villiamstown and
d. thr. March II, 185G. " One of the strongest pillars of the church fr<un early 7nnn-
hood to the day of his death."— /Ac J)r. y<jbl,\ m. Jan. '2'^, is;j:^,, Anna Maria, dau. of
Charles and laicy (Beuuiii) Bulkley, b Sej't. 21. l^Oo, in (iranville, X. Y.; still living,
1880. 1, JoifN Sf;ymo[-!{, !). Xov". 7. ls:i;j; Wms. Col., 1^04; I'nion Theo. Seni., 18(J(J;
clergymait in O. ; m. June 13. 1800, at Auburn, X. \ ., hillie Arne. 1. JoJm 3/'</'ro>'. 2,
Jfir// E'/i. d. inf. 3, Mm in Louis'i. 4, Vh<i.rU.-< ^^^iimonr. 2, Lucv Bk.man, m. Dec.
20. Ib58, liev. Jtdin Tatlock of Adams. Mass. 1, .John. 2, Seymour Whitiu'iK. 3,
ll"//(. 4. Liiry Orrit. o, KUz.ihdh Ballly, dec. 0, Jnr..:^. IJoyd. 3 and 4, So>;s, d.
inf. 5, Fkaxcks Aubik, unm.
II. T.ucy Skiune-r, b. March 5, 1808; d. .-<. i., July 13, 1S31; m. Oct. 10, 1830, Dr.
Henry hyman Sabin.
211124. Anna Whitman, b. Mav 23, 1774; d. April 11, 184.-); m. Timothy
Balch, b. Oct. 0, l.'uS; d. Xyv., ls'42, Plattslnirgh, X. ^■.; 4 chil.
I. Betsey, b. May 4, 1704; d. June, 1«04; twice m.; .x. {.
n. Che.ster, b. Ju'h 20, 1700; d. June 3, 187o; m. Sept. Id, 1821, Lucv Stnedhn-,
b. Jan. 8. 1800; d. Mav 21. 1S42. i., 8 daus, 1 s. 1, C.UiULiXEE., b, Xov. 12. 1^22; d.
vs. i., Junes. 1842; m.'Dec, 1811. John Banker. 2, M.viiv \V., Feb. 21, 182.'); d. Oct.
15, 1846, unm. 3, Cei.k.sti.s. E., March 1. 1827; d. April 1, 1S42; unm. 4, Lvkza M., b.
Ana. 18. l'?20; m. Feb. 22. ]6~)'), C. D. Vauirhau, uierch. at Amliov, Ills. 1, Lnffu J...
A])ril 17, 1S58; m. Dec. 25, 1878, P. M. Janies, hiwver at A. 1, Harold D.. aln. bbSl.
3, Ilutlif ])., Xov. 7. 1800. 3, Fro.'/?.- ('., March 17, 1^03, 4. Fruhri'-l: X., F<'b. 1,
1865. 5, Tr-7/Y/c y;,, :\Iarch 11, 18fir. 0. /,»';/r >■., Feb. 0, 180;i. 5, Ei.iz.v A.. Jan. 31,
1832; d. April 24, 1847. 0, Lt( Y S.. April 13. 1831; d. Feb. 1. LSIO. 7. John Timothy.
b. Oct. 21, '1830; in. June 20, 1872, Margaret J. Travnor, b. Mav 1. 1850; res. Kansas
City, Mo. 1, Mary J.onis,,, b. Jan. 3, 1^74. 8. D.u.. b. Feb. V), 1^30; m. 1857. C. H.
Vaughan, phvs., and d. at Malont.-, I'raiddin Co., X. Y.leav. inf. s., who surv. the mo.
jibt. a vr. 0,' Dki.ia M., b. Aj-ril 27, d. Mav 11, 1842.
III. Juicy, b. March I'.i, 17;)1); d. .^. /., March 19, lJ?40; m. John Smith.
IV. Eliza, b. Dec. 1, 1^01; d. Aug. 8, 1s2S; unm,
V. Henry, b. Xov. 24. 1802; d. A]uil, 1S75; m. at P., at (dd homestead. 1, Hem;y,
res. at P. with mo. 2, Makikti A, dec.
VI. Ei!iilv, b. Mandi 20,1807; m. Mav 9, 1826, James W. Banker; fanner. Amboy,
His. 1, .'l). March 2. 1828; d. Aui:. 12, 1829. 2. Skvmuiii \VniTMAN, b. :March
29, 1830; m. in Wis., April 2, 1s.-,0, Klle'ii LasseU; !) chil. 3, Anxa B., b. June 12, 1832;
d. in Arizona .lune 8, 1.S7S; m. S.-pt. 24, 1857, Luiher J. Lasxdl; .v. /, 4, ^V.\l. Hknky,
b. Jan. 4, 1835; farmer; m. Dec. 16. 1864, Mari;i Malhtt. 1. Fr<ii>h. 5, Plait. 1), Mav
31, 1837: d. March 30, 18:],^. 6. Ei.iza Boss. b. Oct. 2, 1S41; m. Oct. 23, 18G5. Bev. o'.
G. May. Cong,, now preaching at Bockton. Ills.; 0 chil. 1, Fnink. 2, Grace. 3,
Gertri'dc. 4, Win. 5, J."<:y, 6, li'Miert. 7, l!ii ii.viiii Iv, car]>euter; m. I"eb. 9. 18f)8,
Martha Lewis. 8. Enwix .Iamks, b. .lune 2'.). 1^14; farnur; m. Jan. 27. 1N70, .\uvora
L. Stimson; res. Xcb. 1. M',d,t,r. 2. Fdn.t. 3. Arthnr. 9.* LtCY Ei.KANdi:, b. Sei't.
11, 1847; d. at Alton. Ills.. Ai)ril Kl, 1S70; m. Julv 1, 1870, Shafen Frye. 1, Hrrh, rt.
2, Jfirhon. 3. l7,,i,-',.-<. U). l':\ni,v l-j.ix. vi'.KTii.' b. Nov. 30, L'S50; m. July 8, 1874,
James W". liolnus, irec. frnm .51i>. J. \N . Hanker.*
Vll. Marietta, b. \.,v. 15, 1^0',); d. unm. .Npril 4, l-^lo.
VIll. Joiuitlian Whitman, b. Aug. 5. 1811; d. at P. May 11, 183S; num.
8(J HKAXCir OF IIAXNAII.
IX. Will. Skinner, h. Oct. 22, 1^1'A: liiercliMiit. hotel kiepcr, etc.; in. Sept., l.s;!4.
I an ailojited dun. of Minnung Hhavh of Williainstowii, Mu.-s.: d. at Sar. Spiiiii;^, lsr)S; cJ,
Nov. :i(), 1S.-)S, Vesta A. C'liilii (if Sar. Sj). 1, M.vxmni; I^.i.own, 1). Powiiai, \'t., Se|,t^
2;3, ]88(t; ni. and liad 1 c'h., d inf. He is jiastor of tlie .M. !•;. clili. at La.'ress, Wi.s. H,".
i 111. 2d and has s. ]\'ifltr Moiii<>i. h. abt. l.s;2. 2. Kdwaim) ."v. 1.. May, ISH',); d. in arniv
hos. licxiii^^ton, Ky. . Jan. 1, \><iV-]. 22d Wis. XuV.-. o, ('.\];i;ii; ^'l•>TA, !>. June 24. isiiu;
111. Nov. IT, ISSO, (Jeo. 1). Iltirvey, of Karley, Ihirvcy \- Co.. whoIe.x;iie diy n-oods, Ho<ton."
>hiss., res. Aubiiriuhih'. 4, Xkli.ii-; \N'niriN(;, h. l-'eli. 21, iNiJo. o, J^rLLiK, b. Man-h"
29, l.vyy; d. PVb. y, ISU'J.
211128. PvUth Whitman, b. C)<-t. 1'J, 1:s2: m. Nov. lo, l,vuL>, Dr. A.sahel, s. of
AVjcI and liuth ^d'ridlev) 'J'lionipson of Farinineton. Conn.
J. ^laria Sherniaii, li. Nov. 15, IS'IU; nnni.; res. F.
II. Seth Whitman, b. Ai«ril 10. 18i:5: d. Jan. 2,s, 1S14.
III. Ann. b. Jan. \?,. ISlo; in. Se[>t. 28, l,s:-](j, Angustus L. Earliour; (2) Marc'.i 1.
18.")0, ^^'In. Sedgwick of NV. Ilartf. 1. Fi;edi=.hick l>i;\vis, b, Feb. 7. lS.',-<: d. Dec. <)"
1848. 2, IIexky Whitman. i>. July :^!t. ]S4(): m. Aj.ril 24, ISCS. Harriet W. Youn-s."
I, Anna Voii/ir/.s. h. May 2, 18()9. y, 'J'heodoue Au(;isti s, b. March o, 184:3: d. Auo-.
II, 1864, ill Wabasha, Minn. 4, Wat.tei; Edwaiu), b. May lo, 1845; d. Julv 1, 1840.
i. by 2d II!.; 5, Wm. Tkompsox Skdgwkk, b. Dec 28, 1855; in. Dec. 29, 1S81, Marv
Ii., dan. of Kichnrd Rice of X. Ilav.
IV. Jane, b. Mandi ^O, 1S19; unni.; res. F.
V. Jolin Whitman, b. Xov. 11. 1.S21; d. A]iril 12. 18«5; unni.
21113. Lucy Whitman, b. Jan. 10. 1745; d. May 4, 1810; ni. Dec. ;], ]7(i7.
Charleis, s. of En.->iira 'J'iuiotJiv and Rachel lAllyn) Seymour, nap. W. llartf., Jan. 29.
1788. He held various town oilices in Hartf. ; served as Lieut, in Rev. Arinv, 177tj;
('apt., 1777. In letreat from Long Island his regt. was in the rear guard. Heand wf.
admit, to chh. in W. Hartf., 1790.^ He d. thr. Mav 10, 1802. (See 852) Cliil b in \^■
llartf.
I. Lucy, b. Dec. 2:!, 1708; d. Feb. 1, 1853; m. June 2G, 1796, Jolm Pantry Whit-
iijan.
H. Huth, b. June 8, 1770; m. Xatlian Benjamin.
III. ('liarles, b. Jan. 17, 1777; in. Dec. 20, l8U:), Catharine Perk-ins.
IV. Sarah, b. July 27, 1779: m. Sept. 27, 1807, Jedediah Wells Mills.
"W Laura, b. Feb. 4, 1780; d. Oct. 8, 1n57: m. 1811. Dr. Timothy v.oodman Wlat-
man of Williamstown, Mass.. and had 1 ch. 1, liiTii, m. Prof. Edward 1 assell i^f
Wins. Col.
211132. Rnth Seymour, b. June 8. 1770; m. Jan. 1. 1791, Xatlian Benjamin,
h. xMarch 7, 1709, in Egreiuont, 3lass. ; a paper manuf. in Catskill, X. V., whr. lie d.
April 8. 1.S13. Hi> svid. then rem. to \\'iir;amstown, Mass., and d. thr. Xov. 14, .^^57.
" She was endowed by nature with a lovedy dispo.sition and much energy and good
sense, and she was trained after the good fashion of the times to industryand skill in
every department of womanly duties."— 0/v//. , _V«vr York Iinljj.tndcnt.
I. Lucy, b. Eg., Oct. l"l, 1791; still liv. (1882); m. Xov. 1, lsl4, Alfred (s. of Rev.
David andJeru.sha Loid/ Perry, M.D.. b. llarwinton. Conn., Apiil 28, 1780; Wins. Col..
1808; Rush Med. Col., Phihi.; set. Stockbridge, Mass.. iNlo; prac. nu-d. thr. to 1888:
rem. to Ills., and d. at Perrvto\\ii, Sept. 10, 1888. !» chil. 1, L( cy P.. 2, Ai.tkkd \N'.
3, David L. 4, Joiix B. 5, Makv, m. Sept. (i, 1847, Rev. J. E. Ford, .Mi.ss. A. B. C.
F. M. to Syria, b. Aug. 8. 1825: Wuus. Cob, 1844; Union. Theo. Sem., 1847: emb. for
Smyrna, Dec 29, 1847; sta. at Aleppo; rem. to Beynjot, 1S55. to Lydon, 1«58; returned
for health, 1805. and d. at Oeneseo, Ills., April 8, 1MJ(), leaving this message: "Tell
the young men of America thai on them rests ihe conversion of the world." 0, (Ikokce
B. 7, Xatuax. 8, Cll.VKi.Ks. 9, Sauak, m. Rev. J. (J. Dougherty; ns. w'yandotte.
Kas.
II. Ruih, b. Sheilield. Mass., .May 20, 1794; m. Jan. 29, 1S21, Rev. Charles Jenkins.
b. Barre, Mass.. 17.^0: Wms. Col., 1818: pastor 2d Con^-. chh , (ireenfield. Mass.. from
Mav, 1^20, to Julv. 1^24; afterward of Portland, Me. He J. a. 45. Shed thr .v i
July 4, 1822.
III. Charles Seymour, b. S., Jan. 18, 1797; m. May 21. Is27, Caroline Ihilkley, dau.
of Joshua Rol>!iii:s and SaraluTaintor) Bidkley, who d. in Williamsiown. .lul v l'. 1844:
(2) May 25, lb52, Jane, dan. of Wm. and liuldah (lb-own) Bmler, b. Northamiiton,
Mass., Sept. 18, 1S'04; nu-rcdi. in Williamstown. and afterward in Pittsti, i<l. Mass., whr.
lu' d. Feb. 18, 1870. 4 chil. /. by 1st m. 1, Sauak P. 2, .Makv. 8, Fua.ncis C.
WHITMAX, SEVMOrK.
IV. Gi'o. Wliitinaii, h. Catsk., Fd). 21. 1804; m. Auir. '-30. ls:^3, Adaline Powell, b.
Marrh 24, 1S14. :il Malonc, N. v., fiau. nt I>i-. Horatio and ITaiinalt (Hiisscll) Powell ;
mcrcb. in All>aiiv, X. Y. ; o eliil.
V. Al)liv, i>. Jan. :,l), ISOS; m. Ajiril 24, 188:?, Tlfiii-y Lyman Sabni. M. 1'. (as his
3il \vf,), b. .May C'lt. 1801. s. of Jrsse and Kstlier (RiilkK-y) S. ot' Willianistown. He is a
pbv.s. tbr., one of \\if most prominent eiti/ens. and fornniny yrs. a trnstee of tbc college.
1 Lrcv 2, Hnii. '•). Hknuy. 1, }"!.i7,Ar.i.TH .">. Ar.i;i;v. 0, Chaki.ks.
VI. Sarah Maria, 1... Feb. 22. ISlii; m. -Inly IS. 1^4:;!, I'rof. Jnlm Tatlock. b.
Anolesea, North \Vab•^, (i. B., Di'r. -J. IsuS, s. of \Vni. and Mary (.lones"* Tatlork: Wnis.
('of IS'M- Prof, of Math. tlir.. ls;',S to \>yi\U: re-i.L'ned and hetran prart. law in Pittsfudd,
Mass., and ivs. thr. Ordained to ministry, Oct. P2, bS."',2; LL. [). Western Reserve Col.,
VII. Nathan, b. C'atsk.. Dec. 14. 1^11: Wms. Col., 18:!l ; oid. Miss, of the A. B. C.
F M April 21 1S",(> havinir stnd. one vr. at .\ulmrn Theo. Seni. and two at Andover:
in April 25 1880 Marv (Uaddiny- WheHer, h. Providence, R. 1., Mareh 14, 1814, dan.
of Sam'l (i.'aud Eunna'((iladdinf:-) Wheeler, of N. Y. C. Sailed, July, 18:i(!, for Argos,
tireece: stationed next at Athens, then at Trel-i/ond, then at Smyrna, and Hnally, at
Constantinople, whr. he d. Jan. 27. l?:;"); wi<l. and ehil. returned to V. S.. and she d. at
Medford, .Mass., Maivh ."i, 1871. 1. S.\.Mn:i. (t. W. Bi:n.t.\min. b. Argos. (^reece, Feb.
13, 1837.' A well known artist. Author of 77/< 7'"rf.- und the (ir<'i,\ a poem, Thr C7imcr.
of'Paris, ■d)M\ (,r various mn.ea/iii,. articles. 2, Fk.vncks Skvmotk, m. Sej.t. 23, 18.)H,
Rev. A. 11. Johns.Di of Middleton, Mass.: now a phy^. in Salem, , Mass. 3, CiT.^l'.LES
A., Lieut, in lieu-^. .Vnny during the war; res. Conu.i, Mi-^^s.
211133. Charles Seymour, b. Jan. 17, 177T; at a-e of 21 began business for
himself in llartf and continued a niereli. there for more than oO yrs. He was treas-
urer of the tir-^t ecclesiastical soc. 1^24-13. (hie ui the Vice-Pres, of tlie oldest saviiiu-s
banks in llartf., and chairman of .the loaning com. for 30 yrs. : director uf the Am.
Asvlum for deaf nrutes for 30 vrs., and held other responsible p(jsitious a)nl trusts. ^He
m 'Dec 20 1803, Catharine, d'au. of Kev. Nathan and Catharinf (Pitkin) Perkins of W.
llartf.; b. Jan. 20, 17^;2: d. Feb. in, 184fS. He d. Jan. 21, 18.-,2.
1 Julia, b. Dec. U), 1804: res. Hartf. : an invalid for 30 yrs; unm.
II Catharine, b. :\Iav 25. 1806: m. Dec. 5, 1827, Calvin, r.. of Atnbrose and Polly
(FJy) Day; b. Westfield, Ma.ss.. Fcl>. 20, 1803. Many yrs. a commission mcrch. m
Hai-tf and one of its wealthiest and most valued citizens; 4 chil.
Ill Charles, b. Nov. 2, 18U7: a merch. in Hartf. 21* yrs. in Co. whh his f. and
35 yrs. alone. Has been treasurer of the 1st Kc(des. Soc. since 1843, the othce having
been held bv f. and s. continuously for GO yrs. He is a director in several banks, etc.;
unm.
IV. Edward, b. Sept. 28, 1809; d. Oct. 12, 1810.
V. Harriet, b. Sept. 27. ISll: m. May 8. 1844. P.ev. (ieo. Jeffrey, s. of Col. Daniel
and lluldah (Gridlev) Tillotson, b. Farmiugton, Conn.. Feb. 5. 1S05; Y. C l82o: Y.
Theo. Sem., I83(l; ord. at Brooklyn, Conn., .May 5, 1831. She d. in Brooklyn, Conn.,
Mav 8 lS4ij, leaving 1 ch. who d. inf.
"VI Natlian Perkins, b. Dec. 24, 1S13; Y. C. 1834; Rector Hopkins (.rrammar
School' llartf., 34-3';; tutor Y. C. 3!) 40; Prof Creek and Latin, West Res. Col., Hudson,
Ohio 40-09- m Sept. 7. 1S4!, Flizabeth, dau. of Hon. Thomas and Sarah i^Coit) Day, 1).
Feb.'lO, IsiO; KenvonCol. conf. LL. D., in 1807; res. Hudson, Oliio. His youngest
s Tliomas Dav Sevniour. b. : Prof, (treek Language and Literature \. C.
" VII. ' John'Whitman, b March 24, 1810; Y. C, 1837; prac. law in Hartf.; unm.
VIII. Alfred, b. Nov. C,, 1S17; d. Oct. 11, 1818.
I\ Albert, twin with Alfred, h. Nov. 0, 1817; d. Sept. 10, 1818.
X Marv b Nov. 1. 1S20; m. Oct. 28, b^40. Russell (Goodrich, s. of Russeli and
Harriet (Kinu^sburv) Talcott, h. Hartf., Auff. 15, 1818; a merch.; a nuin of udUuncc. He
d in Hartf ^[arch 3, 18(;3: leaves 1 ch. 1. M-Vuv KiNCisiifUY Talcott, b. Nov o,
1847- res Hartf.. mucli interested in both .art ami genealogy ; .-oinpilerot the \N oodbridge
Family; wrir.u- for the pr.ss. Is ,M-eparin- an elaborate w<uk on the Seymour family,
from the MSS. of wh.icli Miss Talcott verv kindly and geiu'rously copied (at onr re.piestt,
with care and lahorand in themidsl of other pressing engagements, the >eymour descend-
ants of this branch; and al^o thos,' of i:ii/abeth (Tuttle) Kdwards of the Seym.nir nam.':
besides the Whitmans an.l o.!HTde,M-en>iants of John and Hannah iTuttlei Pantry, tor
which we aremuidi ind<bted.
XL Fniilv, b. Jalv28, 1825; res. llartf.; unm.
88 BiiAXCIl OF H.ANXAH,
211134. Sarah Seymour, !>. July 27, 1771); m. Sept. 37, 1807, Jededijili Wolls
Mills, b. Ni'wiiigtoii, ( 'oiin. , .liiii. 2, 1782, 8 of De:i. Jodt-diuli and Saruli (Aiulrt-ws)
Mills. He was a faniu-r in \\^>st Hartf., and tlm yr. of his ni. bouijht tlie IkjuicsKmi] of
Ensio-ii Tirnotliv Sevmour in W. Hartf., and liis f:im. lived there until IS70. He d. Au^'.
2, isr>9. She (f. Se'pt. I'J, \>ii}2.
I. Jiilii.na 1>. Au.ir. 21, ISOS; ui. Aug. 17. ISH-l (2d wf. ), DtivicnVardswortli (irant.
b. Blooiuiield, (^'onn., 171tS, s. of David and Klioda (<'ald\vell) (Jrant. He d. in B. 1S(]2,
^^llod> in \V. Haitf. Aug. Iti, 1SG:1 Had 1 (di., \\'im,is Mti.i.s, who d. inf.
II. Lucy, b. Aug. 27, ls!0: in. Sept. 2;i, ]S.5:J (M wf.), CiiostiT, s. of Ehenezer and
Miiry (Coltou)" Faxon, b. W. Hiuif.. Sept. 14, ISi),""). She d. ii^ \^'. Hartf., Nov. 21. 16^0,
leaving 1 dau. , Jcma L., num.: Kiniwood, W. Hartf.
III. Charle.s Seymour. 1). Jan. 22, 1S1:5; ni. Aug. 21, ISKi, Kdizul)eth, dau. of De^..
Samuel and Anna 11 (Shipmau) Sillnuan, b. Chester, C'rinn., Julv 'J, iS2h': res. \V. Hartf.
1, S.VK.ur Anna, b. Julv 20, lf'49; d. Sept. 1, lyol. 2. t'liAurKs S.. b. S^-pt. 14, 1S.V2;
m. Nov. 8, 1877. Mary Arnold of W. Hartf. 1, /v///// .1., b. Nov. 11, 1S78. o, Lii.i.ik,
b. .Sept. 28, 18o4: m.'Sept. 28, 1^78. (ieo. \V. Harris of W'eflu'r.sHeld. 1, f.irl, h. Fe'o.
1, 1871). 4, Sami-kj.. i). Nov. 11. \m^: d. Oct. 2f^. 187:J. o, Maky E., b. Oct. 8, 18(5:5;
d. Julv 27. 1882.
IV. Sarali Jane, 1). April 8, l>*]t); m. May 12, 18:!l.i, lb'ul)en Cliarles, s. of Elias \V.
and Jane (.Mulhollaud) Hale, b. Lewiston, I'a.. ()i-t. ]■>, 181:); adm. to bar in Center Co.,
Pa. ; res. L(nvisto)i to 18:J''; rem, to I'hila., and was survey(jr of the port 4 yr.s. Quarter-
liuister-general of Pa. from ISlU until his d. in ,Keadsville, Pa., July 2, 18'j:3; wid. and
fam. res. at J^liillipsburgl'., Pa. 1, Kiev. Cr.ARi.Ks Kkubkn IIai.e, I). D., Asst. Hector
St. Paul'.s (Epise.) (dih., Bait.. Md,. and has ))ub. a number of theologieal works. 2,
W_\r. Wir.i;i;HFoi;rE, b. May n, !S41; m. May 11, 180<i, Anna (jraham Patteison. 1,
Caroliiw Patterson, b. Ajiril lU, lNi;7. 2, Miiude JLde, b. June i'), 1808. Z, R. nhni.
Chaiiil'niina, Aug. lo, 1870. 4, M'Uhur Whifnwn, b. Julv 12, 1>!72. ;j, AuTiiru, b.
July 5, 181:}; d. Nov. 1(3. 184o. 4, Satiaii Jam:, b. Feb. !i". 184".; d. Oct. 24. lN4o. 5,
Laiiia Cahot.ivi:, b. Oct 11, 184(!; m. Nov. 11, 1S74. Jolm Adams Mull. 1, Ihiiliru
Ihirol'l. b. Di'C. 15. 1S75, 2, l.mrrave John, b. April 10, 1877. 0. Jui.iA Lr( v. b.
Feb. 5. ]s49. (J, MvJtv Eltzauetii. b. June 17. ls.")7.
"W Lauia Whitman, b. June 2, 1818; m. Aug. 22, 18G7, Edv.ard, s. of Hczekiali
siud Eunice (Stanlty) Stddeii of V.'". Harif. ; the m. ( h Julia Pamelia, dau. of Moses and
Piudenif (Hulburt) (ioodman, b. .May 7, 1.S14; d. March 2">, 18»>I).)
21114. Sarah Whitman, l^l'- ^^^r^^^ 1. 1T47: .1. Jan. o. lS;-;7; m. Feb. 1, 17(;y.
Thomas Hart lioolcer of Farmiuu'ion, Conn., b. Se|)t. '■>. 171"); lie joini'd a comiiauy of
vols, from Fai'm. immcdiaiely after Lfxingtoii and uuirched fur the Uev. army; befori-
leaving lie ga\'e freijihim lo his shive, saying: " I will ii^it tight for liberty and leave a
slave at liome." He d. in the atm;.' Nov. 2<i. 177o. He inlicritcd ;i l.-irge est;i.te from liis
maternal grfinrl f.. Cajit. Jrt.-iali Hatt; but it is said he wasti'd it in extrav;ii_r;mce. He
was of the ."jtli u-rueraiion in desc. trom Hev. 'I'liomas Hooker. He was s. of Pvgi. r and
Mercv (Hart) Hooker. She m. 2d. April 8, 1771), Seth, s. ni Robert Collins of W'.'liartf. ,
1). Nov. 37, 1742: d. Dec, Id, 17!'1.
I. Abigail Pantrv Hooker, b. Jan. 23, 1770; m. Satnuel Tnlcott.
II. Thomas Hart "Hooker, b. March Z. 1772; m. Betsey .Alills.
III. Seth Collins, b. Jan. 27, 1780; d. Oct. 0, 17138, in N. V., yellow fever.
IV. Lacy Collins, b. June 2, 1782; m. Itev. .loab Brace.
211141, Abigail Pantry Hooker, b. Jan. 2:-!, 1770; .1. March Ifl. i8.-,4: m.
Jan. 2."(. no."), Samuel Talcott of \V. Hartf.. b. (Ha.^tenbury, Conn., An^. 12. 17(J"); d.
Jan. 20, IS.")!]; s. of Sammd and Mary (Smith)']'., who rem. to W. Hartt. 1788. and was
a (dothier thr.
I. Eli/.a, b. Nov. 7, 171).-.; d. Au-. 17, 1S21); m. .Mav 10. 1824. h'l-v. Am/i Francis
of Brid:rehamptoi,. L. I., b. \V. Harif.. Julv M . 171);5; Midd. Col., ISID. 1, HooKK A..
b. Mav21, '{•-JUr. m. .luue (I, l-^.-.l, Isaliella "<L Hodges; res. N. Y. C. 2. Sa.mi Ki, i'.. b.
Julv 2.;, l.s'2l): d. Jan. 2:i. ls:!l.
11. S-,n\uel, b. Marcli 2', 171»S; d. in W. Hanf. Nov. 2^. \<A: m. Jan. 10, 1^22,
Cvnthia, liau. of M^-y. Albu; ;ind Cviithia t]b>iii<ei) .M.-oit of Manche-tiT, Conn., b. Aul"-.
4,'l71)!i: d. Jan. 2J, 1^2:!: (2( April 22, ls21, Liiceli.-i. dau. (.f Solomon and Betsev (Hi(d<ox)
Brace ..f W. Harif.. b. April 24. ls(r.; d. J:in. 14, ls;j;i; C.\) I>ec. yi. lS!!i," .Miir-are!
li'-svis 'lau. ul Sil.as and .^.'a; '.;-:i ret i.b Ml nil •,•.:>) Sa^-e of Crii;;i v. i 11, ('■.uu , I". Sept. ]:;,
1810; d. Jan. 14, ls-,1. ], Samik[. Ai.iott. I.. X'^-r. \\\, ls-}2; d. .\p,il lo. Ism; 2.
Cynthia LtXKi.t.x, b .luly 12, lS2r); il. March 7, INlil: m. Nmv. ). is.Mi. Samuc, \\\\\[-
man, s. of Suniticl and l-Jizabetli (Howard) W . ; res. on ihe old \\'hitman farm in W.
SEyjIOUR, WiriTMAN, 1I00K]:I{, COLI.T>s-S. 89
Hartf.; (2) Oct. 3. 1877, Saruh E BicknHl of Ashford, Conn. 1. Mary, h. Ajiril 22.
ISOO. 2, Jlrnri! Vhirl; b. Feb. 1^, lSf)4. ?,, K(k;kr Houkeu. b. Fob. 7, d. March 23,
1827. 4, Ei.iz.U'.KTH, b. .lun." l;j. 1S2S; ni. May 2."), IS."),"!, Jolin Wliltnian, b. l^ec, 1828;
lie cl Sept. 2o. ]S70. 1, JW/<V, b. Marcli (J. ]s.-)4; d. Ai.ril 2(). IN.^..'). 2. San,. T., h.
Mav Itj, 1855. 3, 'J'lUii Isnhd, b. Au^'. 27, ]S5!». 4. John Ihnrard. b. Oct. S, ISdl. 5,
jA>ili>\ b. March 8. b^(J4: d, Marcli 2;i, ISCS. (j, lA:,xu\ b. Aug. 13, l.-CG. 7, //''i;/)"d, b.
.lulv 2, I8(ji». 5. 'i'lKVMAs HooKKH, 1). June 9, 1830. 6, JosKi'ir. 1^ Aug. 17, 1832; in.
Nov. (i, 185(J, Fllfii A., dan. of (iidfim and Ilonrietia (Brace) Deniing. 1, Etta hahd,
b. Dec. 22, 18.")9. 7, Is.viun.i.A, b. l>ec. 15, 1835; d. Dec. 5. 18(.;5. N, Sah.vii \\'iiitman,
b. Sei.t. 2), I83s: d. S.'pt. 30, 1751. H. AitTHTK H. NEUKViLi.i;, b. March 13, 1842; d.
at Falniouth. ^'a,, Dec. 3, 18(!2; mem. of the IGtli I'egt. Conn. vols. 10, Oscar
Di.KWKi.i.YX, b. Feb. 11, 1845: d. Mav 17. is52. 11, Adrian IJonaj.i), b. Julv 14, 1,S47.
12, Mary Fkwis, b. Aug. 17, 1849; d. Oct. 27. 181)4.
III. Seth, b. March 7, 1801; d. in \V. Hartf., Se})t. 25. 1848; m. Oct. 8. 1823.
Charlotte Stout, dan. of Jnines and Irene (Fnsu;i!) Butler of W. liartf., b. Jan. 3, 1804;
d. Hartf., Jan. 4. 1875. 1, Joiix Bfii.KR. b.'^Enfield, C(iiin., St pt. 14, 1824; Y. C,
184(>: taught lIo]dvhi< (J ranmiar School, Ilai'tf., someyr.s.; .--et. Xeu Britain as hi'.vyer, and
Avas Mayor, 1880-1; m. Sei)t. 13, 184S, Jane Croswell Coodwin of \N'. Hartf., b. Jan. 3.
1827; (2) in New Britain, March 18. 1880. Fanny 11. llazen. 1, EUa .ha.nii,-,h. Nov. 27,
1853. 2, J'jJni Cro.siirll, Oct. 2Ci, 1856. 3, Smnnl Huohu, Sejjt. !)., d. Oct. 7. 18fJ5. 4,
Geo. ShrruKin, July 27, 1869. 2, F.i.tza Ax.n, Sept. 27, 1826: d. Jan. 5, 1831. 3, Sk'III,
Nov. 4, 1830; res. liartf.; in. June 25, 1850, Maria J., dau. (ieo. \\'. Corning of 11., ^vh<)
d. ^[arch 24, 1862; (2) Julv 13. 1865, Sarah E., dau. of Hrimou P. and Ann E. (Turpiu)
Allen of Longmeadow. Mass., b. Jan. 26, 1840. 1. Miiun<: C, Autr. 20, 1859. 2, Al'cn
Ji., Xpiil 8. 1867. 3, ClKtrles JL, Jan. 8, 1S70. 4, Edirard <\. Feb. 28, 1871. 4.
Ci?:<)R(;i;, Jan. 8, 1833; Y. C., 1855; in. Mav 28, b^G2, Laura AA right, dau. of Jo-eph E.
Cone of Plurtf., who d. April 30, 1863; (2) May 16. 1S71. Eleanor S., dau. of Wui. S. M.
Hurd of II. He d. at Niagara Falls, May 29, 1871, while on Nveddiiig jouniev. 1,
Ed-card Conr, b. April 30, d. Aug. 23, 1n;3. 5, Jamks. b. Feb. 7, 1835: a v,eaUhy
oommi«sion merch. of N. Y. C. ; in. (><t. 1, 186!). Henrietta F., dau. of Hev. Ain/.i Francis
of Bridgehampton. L. I., by his 2d
Eirderirk, Se])t. 14, 1866. 2, Enmri.^
3, 1869. 4, fJnir^. Oct. 24, 1873. 6.
l.Oi'iK Ji i.i.v, 1), Jan, 8, 184'>; d. Jul'
Hartf, 1, J/;,v 7\. June 25, 1870.
IV, Marv, b, April 22. 18)6; iinin.: liv. in lS.s2.
V. Jolii'i, b. Jan. 21. ISU: d. Oct. 17, 1M5,
VI. Henry, b. May 10, 1815; in. An;:. 26, 1S41, Flizab;-th Welles, dau, of Samuel
and Sophia (Kilboariu) \Miitiiig of ^\', IL, b. Aug. 30, 1819; res. W . Hartf. i,
FiiANCis W'ayi.am). Julv 8. 1842. 2. PIi.iza Sdi-iriA. Aug. 20, 1S46: arad. Va.'^sar Col.
3. Aiur.AiL HoOKKi;, April 15, 184«: d April 15, 1856. 4.~ Emki.ixe Fr vncks, Oct. 10.
1849. 5, Sarah \VHniN(;, Ajjril 21. 1S.')2: ^■assar ( 'ol.. 1876; teacher iu Atchison, Kas.
0, EM/.Ar,KTii Hannati. Aug. 6, 1S61.
211142, Thomas Hart Hooker, b. March 3, 1772; m. Sept,, 1798, Betsey, dau.
of Dea, Jedediah and ."<arali (Andrews) Mills of W. Hartf. [l>o-'<^].
1, Sarah Jane, m. May 17. 1^30, Kev, Iti.ibert Shaw (d' Hoosick, X. Y.
II. Thomas Mills, a wealthy nierch.; retired from bu^iness; res. 2s. Y. C. ; m.
Martha Ilowland.
HI. Julia Ann, b. I8l)3; d. Sept. 5. 1807.
IV, Harriet M,, 1SU6; m, June 13, 1831, Azariah Eildv of Hoosick, N, Y,
V. Abigail Talcott, 1>, 1809; ni, Nov. 11. 1829, f:dward A. Stanley of \V, Hartf,;
rem, to Circleville, O, Shed, at ("anon City, Colorado, Auir. 26, 1880.
VI. Eliza, b, 18ll; m, John Bun.
\'U. Edmund Foster Mills. 1>^14; res, Indianapolis, Ind.
VIlI. Julia Ann, ii. 1^15; m. — — Sherwood; (2) Soutrelle,
IX. Catharine, b. ]S19; m, Atcinson: (2) Miller; res, \V. Hartf. i. bv
1st m.: 1, LiDA \V, Atckisox, m. Feb, 21, 18^2, Cupt, Henry P. Goddaid of Halt., Md.
i. by 2d m, : 2, A Sox.
211144. Lucy Collius, b, June 2, 1782: d, Nov, 16, 1854; m, Jan, 21, ls;05.
Rev. Joab Hv.ie,., D.D., h. .lui'ie 1:1, 17^1: Y, ( '. ]s,U:,,rd. Newington. Conn,. Jan, 16,
18115; li, 1861; D, D, Wins, Co!,. 1>54: s. of Zenas and .M aiy (Skinner) Brace: f, .-liil.
I. .Mary Skinner, b. May 5. l^ui): m. March 11, 1827, P.ev. Jolm 4'..;!d. b. Uut-
land, Vi., Oct'. 9, 1800; V. C., 1822; Andovor 4 yra, to 1826; ord. and inst, at d'roton,
wf,, Mary S, Hedges, b.
July 23, 1842, 1, Ja,ne.'<
Ed//,ir. April s, jsiis.
3, Art/i'/r Whiliug, Dec.
CiiAi:i i->, 0, Nov, IS, d
, Oct, 2, 1837. 7. CiiAR-
■ 16, 1^7.'; m, (.)<•!, 14,
1868, Frank Bulklev of
00 BKANCir OF irAX.S'AlI.
.Mass., Jan. '•',, IS-^T: L-alicd to Edwanis chh.. .XDftliaiuptijii, ^las.s., .Ian. HO. 1!^:);j: Alin
ton St. Conu-. clih., Pliila., Nov. 17, 1^:;(;. ami n. Pitrstidd, .Mas:.., lSt:.>; 1). D. Wins. (',,!..
l.S4."J: .selected. May 10, IS'IU, by tli.- racitic H. 11. Co. t.. drive the golden .-[lik.-, ninl to
cniuiueiid tile completed work To tlie [protection and hle-siiiLC of d'od in the ceiel. ration of
tilt; oprniiii;- of the road. lie d. Aiitr. "JI. I'To. His works are: Lff "/■<■•< t" Chililri n.
IS:J4: secmid series. iJ^-jS a;ul isi;."); Snnli ,//',■< M,i, ,/!(//, iS-'j."), iciiriuted in En^'. ; fni'c.r
lifnin'.]>^o'y, Sandnij S,'ho»l T,;i,:',, r, is;j(.!; yV///// Ma,!. Sinrp'r. l"s:!;J: (inut c'lti.s, 1S41,
three e<Iitioos in Eny:. ; J."st Sisfi r nf \\'i/"i/ii/i>j. LS-tl; Yci'inj Man, 18-j;;. three editions;
S'tiiiplf Sk/frh'S. l><i'6\ Sforirs TUn^^ri'ti nr/ Sh,>rt,^r Ctifurlii.sni , 2 vols., IS.'iO-l : Snii'imr
(Uciiiiiii'i^. 18.yi; i>./«///(/'./- "/ .S-/tW. 18.")4, seditions; Qiu^tloii^ on tlw lAvcx vf th, Put-
ri'irclis' [■^br): On tl,( '/.)/> »f Mo.-«'y. IS'lll; fJn .f.,sj,,_l,i itud tin- Jmhi, s^ iSC;?; Ai,'j>l „fflu
[,->rd iiiid uthrr S!oru.-<. "js.-)f): BiMr Co///ji'i/u'"/i, ISC,:.!; Fiitnrc I'n iiisliini nt. isn:}; .Vfn'm-
iain (V,„/.v, TS64, 4 vols. ; Wat, r I)"re innl oUiev (ums, IStiS; Sl,ftrh(s iiud fm-iilrnfs,
IStvi-S; Xntsfur Bnu.y (n Crarh-, iSlUi; PuHs/.ud, DiiO/nH/d.-t. \bC,'.): Uihfs and 'lluanjhts
for Chri-<fiiia.-', IHlu; \Vnnni/,'.'< /,' /.v /''■-•■, 1'"~">T. to Nshiidi (Jail Hamilton (Ahiiriul Dod.ye)
responded witli Tr"///"/''A- U'/vj,7//.v.- S rjit'/ds tn J)'ir:\s y>.^t--<. l.S(J7; M'^nnilain F.oircrs, IS:;!*:
Suiisci Land, or, thr (inat Paxtfic S'oj.r, iSii*!; T//I I'oir, r of 'I'r'itlt, rnntritmted to ihe
MdV of Biisini.-<x, 1S.57, be-ides contribution to various maga/.ini's. 1, .tuHX Wll.l.T.VM,
b. GrotoB, Mass., Oct. 0, d. Oct. 15, 18-27. 2, M.miy P.ii.\( k. ]>. (irotoii. .Mass., St>]it. C^,
1828; d. Jan. ?>[), 18(i5. 3, M.\K'IHa ("oij.ins, b. (iruton. .Mass.. .Vjiril 1, I'-;!!; m. March
11, 1857, Pev. Cha-. J. Hill: Wms. ('(dl. and Andover. He was pas. Presb. clili. at
Whitehall, N. Y.: Cont;-. (dih., Xashaa. Ellsw(U-th. aial now (lSS'3) ,,f Aiisonia, Conn.: ?>
chil. \, Anhu H7//;>,'/,.-\ b. .Mnrch '2o, 185S. -I, Jnln, y^"/f/. April 10, 18ii:i 'A, Miriaia.
Oct. 28, 1807. 4, John Edwaiuis. b. Xorthampton, Mas-., ppc. (>, is:-];j; Y. C, 18''.5:
valedictorian: stud. theo. wirii Pre<. Mark Mopkins; set. (.'erLtr;il Cong. idih. in Boston,
Mass., Eeb. 2, 1800: m. Dec. li, ISOD. Elizabeth llarriei 'I'lioiuas of Au^-usta, tia. lie is
now jj,i.stor of the Cong-, ehh. of the Hedeemer, New Haven, Conn.: :J chil. 1, Vir<jlni i,
b. Dec. 2. 1801. 2, FaI>-1. Dec. .5. 1804. 3, Vvh't Alexandra, Eeb. 21. 1n:2. ."), S.\R.\u
l)t;XMAX, b. X.. Mass., Ano-. 30, 1830. 0, LiCY ISit.u i;, b Phila., Dec. 21. lS3t); d. at
Mont Clair. X. J., June \\ 1878: m Wh-. 18, 1802, Alb.-rt :\I. Hiu'elow, Est..; res. X. Y. C.
1. Vaol, Sept. 2."), 1803. 2. .I'dtn Alh, ,t. b. May 11, l8iiS. 3.'/."ry /';///, Dec. 18, 180U;
d. Julie, lo. 1878, at Mont Clair. X..I. 7, Axx.v D\M'-(n;Tir, b. Nov. 2, 1841: m. Mandi
il, 1807, Frank K. Padihuk, M.D. : res. Pirt-^tield. .Mass. 1, Modi />'ra.;\ d. a. 3 mos.
2. liosfi. h. Julv 21. iscn. 3, Ah-rr. b. .Uilv 20, 1871. 4, M"r// Todd, Eeb. V,, ls74: d.
Feb. 9, 1877. "o, Fnu'/.- K'/'f nr, b. April 2i;, 1^^7i;. 0, Ilr.a-r ]\'/ufntt/i. b Atig. 12, 187s.
8, S.\>rti:L W.M.i.i.Y, b. Nov. 8. 1844: d. S( pt. 20, isli',. 9, J.\mhs S.mith. b. JuP." 12.
1S4S; d. May 17, 1871; " a voting- m:\n of rare promis(.>:" m. Mav o, ISljO. Jermie Burton
of Uloversville, N Y. : 1 child. ^ 1. Mohrl, b May 10, 1S7!
II. Martha. L. Xijv. 2, 1808: ni. Antr. 28. 1832, Pev. Samuel X. Shepard. ord.
].as. cdih. ill Madison. Conn., and d. thr. Sr>pt. .30, 18.50. Mrs. S. res. (1882). witli Ivr
dau., Catharine, in X. Hav. 1. S.vxrh:!, }^i;\( i:, b. I'el). 4, 1834; rem. to California. 2,
S.\K.vii Ei.iz.MiKTii, Aug. 8, ls:',0; 111. Nov. 17, ]>-5S. Pobert Pell, lawyer, Mt. Camiel,
Ills. 1, Martha A'n"/,()ct. 20, 1S5!); d. Mav 20, lS(i7. 2. E/niO/ 7^W;, Jan. 3, 1802.
3. Jffud M.nian. Alio;. '}. 1S05: d. .Mav 3, is.sy. 4, Mrfor C/f/d',, April 25, 1807: d.
June 15, 1877. 5, (odlnx S/apard. .lulv 10. IsOO, 0, Fd,rard (Irnn, Vvh. 1!), 1872. 7,
(.'atharioe Kliz<dHth, Nov. ".), 1874. 8, Virnilun , Feb. 27, 1S77: d. Ai)ri! 13. 1878. O.-
Bartiii", April 10. 1878. 3. M.\I{TI1-\, -Jan. 24, 1830; m. Sept. 0, ISO:), ^Valter Homer
Davis of X. Y. C; .y. /. 4, C-VTI1.\i;[.\i: Wiut.man, Oct. 10, lsn;m. <-)ct. 24. Is70.
.\lvoid E. Winchell, M.D.. of X. Hav. (3d wf.) 1 <di.: Flor,nn Rrnir, Sept. 18, 187S:
d. May 15. 1S70. o. Tims. (iiaFKtx, b. .\pril 23, 184S; u ]irom. musician in X'. H.;
organ'.st Trinitx <dih. several vrs. ; also id' Center chh.; music dealer \vith C. M. Looniis;
m. Mav 0, is73. Adella M., dau. of Dorus Clark of X. H. ; .*' ;'.
111". Seth Collins, ]). Amr. 3. isil; V. C. is;]-.'; tutor, 1S;;5-S; stud, tlieo., X. H.;
Prof. Matli., Del. Col.; editor variou.^ pap-rs; Hrsi editor of 77/c ,Y'o-/// A)/n rd'an in
Philii.; pas. chh. in Bethany several yis. ; now ( If^S-Ji of Phila., con. with Merc. Lilirary;
n nm.
iV. Joab, b. June 1C>. Isl4; d. .v. /., Pittsfiehl, .Ma-;s., Se];t. 22, 1815; nm. chan-^'d
by Mass. Leti-. to Edward .loab: Y. C. \'al., 1s:t7: teaeher; stud, thcol.; ord. pas. chh. in
Lanesborough, .Ma.ss.. and con. til! d.: lame fioni inf.; m. May G, 1S45, hyii/.abeth .larvi-
Watson of P., wlio m. Oi llopkin-^ of Po(diester, .X. Y., who d. She is now
(1882') a matron in Smith I'oi., Xiuthaniplou. Ma>s.
V. Samu-1, Feb. 24. Isl7; >'. C. Yah. 1^11: tutor thr.. 1S44-4S: vt\td. thro..
Andover Sem:; teacdier sev. vrs. hi .Nov.. I'^S-J. in business in X. ll..tirm, O. B. North
iVCo.; in. Aug. 10, is!7, Sarah Poirers North <d' New Britain, Conn. 1, S\-^irt:!.
COLLINS, A\ Hrr.MAX.
91
^6kt}\, b. May 14, 184S: d. Aug. -li). 1840. 2, Hknkv Mills, u. Ncv. 17. 1849; d. Fel..
' ' VI. John ^Vhitman, .Inly <t, 18-24; in fcMf U.-altli ulwnys; d. in Xewiugu-u, Conn.,
Jan. O, lS4'i; unni.
21116 Samuel Wlntman, 1>a]). -luly -2'.). l",:]-. res. on tLr Pantry fanu in W.
IMitr now orrupird ov Ills -l.-.-r.; 1„, was kilKnl l.y kirk of a hoi's^' Jan. -J. 1810. a. •).;
m. Ma'rcli:-)!, 17.-<4. Al.firail Al.l,.,tt. 1.. Dec. 10, 17(k'; d. S.-i-t. 11, 1844.
I Samu'd, l)ai>. Apiil -JU. r7S.-j: d. y.
II Saniutd. ni. Elizahftli Howard, a gr. dan. of Dr. Lyman ol Coventry, t onn.
She is still Jivin-- l.s8'2, a. 'Jl : reads for herself, is well inlonned and has -ood nu-niory.
I IlFNKV LYNfAX, AnihevsC Col.. 18:3!*: taught school in Tenn. and .Mo. "J yis. : giad.
Mtd Col.. Phila., 184.K Vi-^'f. in IHiLuMue a7,d FreP],nrt, Ills.; srt. m D.-s Momes. Iowa,
l8rV lu Dee ''0 IKio Ellen, .lau. of Samuel I'lionipson of Klliu-ton, Ce-nu. 1, ±.ll(U
Wrsi hJune 1() lN'7l'. -2. M<in/ EHniluih, 1>. Oct. 0, 1873. :;, A/"//./ 77/"//>/^-'", b.
A1--i'v''^7' 1S7()' •^' (JFo V Fel..']-!, 1S17; res. \Ndnona, Minn.; in. -Nov. 1. l^.').). Idi/.a-
iVth Z 'ciark of We^tport, N. Y. 1, /■;/r../^/A, L. Jan. ;?.k IS.m. 2. /A /m// E.. h.^Feh.
«> l^-)0 ■) -/"//" 1' \'ov. 11, L^i'.l. 4. iA.'//iW, b. July 17, lb'G4; d. (;ct. -JS, 180.). o,
),V,' V l)'\|.rirr. ls(J7. y. Fi.iz.v, h. Nov. :',. isi!); m. (let. s, isr,v\ James Smith of
Hartf "l \luri!>- Flunnr. i). Julv 5. 18i;:;. 4, Cuaiu.ottk W., b. Oct. LI, lS-21; ra.
m'iv 17 rs48' Dr Levi Wells Fla-^-; re>. Vonkers. ^■. Y. 1, Ibnrnrd M',Vs. b. July 29,
iy4\»; h'at nuuuif. 2, Mn-vHo, b. Jan. 14. IS.'.L 3, Sa„n,d ^\■hltn,an, b. 1>1>^ l^': d
\u- 1" 18r,4 4 A'/.-v Wtdtuntn, 1). >Lueh Hi, IN-YY 5, ^'^ -. .4 '/.v'/.v/".v, b. May 22.
18^T 0 7.w;<r/ 'v..rA.,, b. Aug. 2s. ls,-iU. 7. Son. b. May lU, d. May Kl. 1804. 8,
Dan 1' "Mav :il d. June 10, 1^05. "). SaMVJ:!.. b. Nnv. 7, 18-2;!: m. N<.v. 4, 1S.)4. Cvnthia
J.areUa; dau. of Sa.uuel and Lueretla (Brace) Taleoit: (2i Oct. ?>, 1S77. Saran K dau ot
Samuel and Esther (Freeman) Koekwell of Ashford, Conn.; (3) Jan. 4, 1^82, Ellen
lJod<.-er<- res Carroll. Carroll Co., losva, 1, .lA////, b. April 22. ISCO. 2. lunnjL., b.
Feb"l;! 'lN(;4 :', Kxt^ /-.■>'/,,/•. b. S.-pt. s. Is^Ts. C, E.mki.i.nk. b. ^ept. 12, ls2(); ni.
M-iv b'l8.^.-) l.'ev Mvrou N. Morri>; rrs. .\. Ihutf.: Fellow of ^ ale Col. E /-''-_".
4//: ,t b Mi reh -M Is.VJ; d. Mar.-lt 2li. is74. 2. dms. y.,rtn„. b. Aug. 1!). IsfiO; \. C.
ls.s-> ' 7' loi'N H C b De.-. 2S: d. Sept. 2.""), 1^70; m. May2r), IS.-.:;. Elizabeth 'lalcott,
sis ~o{ Cvnthia Lueetta. b. June V6. 1S2S: res. Maneh.st.r, Conn. ;■ .V singuhudy consei-
entious and iiiirid.t man.- 1, M'-o . b. Maieh (i. 18.14; d. April 2b. LSm. 'l Jnho
ImlhCh. Aui,-. 22, is-V.i; m. Oct. In, l^M. Aithur Poller, s. of John X.and Mary n_ ortei)
Dow; stock raiser. Cheyenii
•^' Jnhn Jlur.ird. h. Oct. S, l^':;i. Hennepin. M.
/,,tl>\ b. Mandi :L \^6A: d. Mareh 2>k IS.is. n. J.tzlr. b, If''''--^ 8. Ji'-'-';iL i-^- f^""
30 vis at San Franciseo, Cal.; m. -Mis. .Mary L. Bonuer. 1. J-/>n I <:-;.■, 1). l^M.
'lli Elizabeth, b. 17S8: d. in \V. EartL Feb. 28, 1S14, a. 2*;.
IV. Abigail, b. Oct. 20, 1789; in Sept. 12, 1S12, Tiniot'ny Seyinour, s. ot Mioses and
Anna ('Sevmenir') Vioodman: 'she d. in W. HartL Dee. E, 1812. a. 23.
V. 'Henry, b. 17110; d. in W. H. S-pt. IE 1^14, a. 24.
Vl. Emma. d. v. ^.1 1 »
VII. Euev, m. Kev. Alvin Sedgwiek, b. \V. HartL; fT'^d. \N ms Col; settled at
Ogden. N. Y."; i.rearhed in otlier places; d. Sj.eucerport. N. 1., May 21. E-^(.S; has uau.
Mks. Em.ma S. AiiNoi.n of Sjieneerport. , ,, , , x\- ti ,r c, .,t
VIIl Harriet b. Any. 20, 1799; ni. Kev. Epaphras (.oodman. b. W . liartL; &et. at
Torrinirford. Con'n.; res! afterwards at Chicago, Ills., and at Cincinnati, U.
IX? Emelinn, b 1^01; d. in W. IL April 4. 182.".. a. 24,
X. .Iiilia, d. in W. IL; unm.. a. .Y".. , , , ,
XI. Laura, b. 1807; d. Sejit. b. 1S:!3. a. 2(:;. All these early deaths by .'ons.
21117. Eleanor Whitman, bap. July 20, U.YY d. Nov. 30. ]S27; m. Feb 8,
177ti Ebene/.er, s. ol Thnmas and Elizabeth (llobart) Faxon ot Eramtree, Ma-;S., b. Dec.
12, 1749; rem. to \V. Ilartf. ; maunf. of earthenwar.-: d. Jan. 11, 1811. 9 chil.
1. ' Ebenezer, b. Fel>. 13, 1777; m. .Mary Colton.
II Elihii, b. Xov. 0. 17TU;m. Elizabeth .\leott.
HI. Eleanor, b. March 19, 17^2; .1. ^. /. ; m. Jan. 0. 1825, Theron D.m.ng (.t >ew-
ington. Conn. ., , • ,. • <• x'
IV Sallv b .hiiv 1:; 17S4; d. Mav lO. IS.l..; m. June 4, 182>, Levi Demmg ot .N .
V' Eli;.a' b. An-. 18. 17b7: d. Slav 20. l^llo; m. Mry 2.1, l^lo, P.v. ( hester
Colton b. W. IL, Conn., 17<4; Y. C, IKIL s,'t. Con- ministerat ilrentv, ood V it .
and at Lvme, Conn.; home n,.-si<inary ui (he \YeM and .1 at .seu ( ar.isle. Y, .e^.
13 D.-.o" llrwa.s nf !),a. Abiiah and M,'',rv(i. CJir.n. J fi r A .\ N .v, b. Jnl\ 2... IM..
" ' ' l>f43. lU-v. E. Ib.ger Johnsou of New C, O., b. Jan. 14. 1S14. s. ol Anson
m. »"»ept.
92 BRANCH OF JIANNAII.
and Hiildah (llui.tington) Jo'.uison of Pliiinfifld, Conn. He d. Sejit. 7, 1802. f2) Nov.
1"). IbC)."), l)ii-k(T!u.ui K. Hubbard of N. Cnr., 0., b. Nov. 15, 1812, s. of Solomon and
Ek-rta (Ashley) H. of S;ui It-rland, May:;., who d. Dw. 16, 187;}; Notary Public, Justictt
of tlie Peace, and, la^^t 12 yrs , Postniasier of N. Car., whr. his wid. res. 2, Chestku,
b. .June 17, 182!); in. 18."3.S,']jaura C, dan. of Alonzo and Enieline Winjr, b. Feb. 10, 1842.
lie is a diui.ffi-ist at Carson Citv, Nevada.
VI. Nancy, b. Ante. 29, 1790: d. W. H., .Tan. 14, ISllS; ni May 15, 1817, Frederick,
t^. of l)»'a. Al>ij';di Colton, b. Sc]it. 11, 17!10: d. Sept. IS, 1HJ2; farnicr. 1, FkeI'KIIICK,
b. March N, 1S18; stud. ]n\v in llartf. In 1841 associated with Kdinund B. <freen, Esq.,
in fditiui; 77/c .V» "■ Knglund Wirkhj, a literary journal ])ub. in llartf. In 1842 rein, to
Cincinniti. <>., and next vr. admit, to practice by the Supreme Court of Ohio. 2,
CuK^Ti:!:. b. Nov. o, 1819;' farmer; res. W. llartf.; m. Oct. 14, 184«i, Marv A., dau.
of .losiah \V. and Mary Ann (Heldeu) (iriswold, b. Sept. 11, 1819; d. Aii^:. 23, 184i); (2)
Jan. 4, 1805, Julia .\., dau. of Leonard and Sophrotiia (Mack) Butler, b. Sejvt. 23, ]S2G.
:-!, IIkxi'.y, b. Ai>ril 12, 1822; d. Nov. 24, 1845. 4, IIak]:i):t, b. June 1 T , is-^G; m.May
12, 1852, Freib-rick J., s. of James and Irene (Ensign) liuUer, !>. Sept. 11, 1820. o',
EmvAHl), b. March. 19, 1828; d. Oct. 28, I80I. 0. t'u.AUi.oTjK Amki.i.v, b. July 2(3,
1832: res. \V. llartf.
VII. Amelia, b. Mav 12. 1793; m. Timotliv S. (.'oodman.
VIII. Thojuas, b. Aug. 9, KOG; d. March 28, 1855; m. Oct. 7, 1819, Marcia Maria
(loodman.
IX. Charles, b. July 4, 1799; d. Clarksville, Tenn., July, 18G7; m. May 4, 1823,
Lucy Ann, dau. of Oliver Steele of New Haven, Conn.; 12 chil.; b. Oct. <>. 1804. He
was a printer, bookseller and editor; rem., 1823, to Ctitskill, N. Y., and conducted the
CaUkiil Recorder until 1831.; then rem. to liutfalo. N. \.. whr. he started tlie DaVi^ ."^Icr.
In 1843, rem. to Clarksville, 'I'enn., iuid liei;-an to publish The Priinitire Stiiinha-iK an
Episcopal journal; at tlie sm. tiuic t sial)!i;-l;cd 77-!' Chirki^rille .hrj', /■■s'-ni'm, which soon
became one of the leadinof papers of the state. In 1803 elected a matristrate for the
Clarksville District and was a Notary Public till his d., July 18, 1807. His wid. d. May
21, ls74; bu. (ireenwood Cem.. near Clarksville. 1, CH.un.Ks Olivich. b. Fcli. 18, 1824;
m. June 4, 1850, Sarah C. Hi(d<man; (2) Nov. 10, 1854, I-'.llen 1). Hicknuui. 2, Hkm;y
^VII^r.^I.\^', b. Feb. 7, 1820: m. Se])t. 11, 1854, Eunice U. Wood 3, Li:oN.\nr> (tOoiv
M.vx, b. Nov, 20, 1827, in (.'atskill: ui. Nov. 20, 1854. Mattie E. \Mlkinson. 4, Emii.v
LuNSFOnn, b. in Catskill, Sejjt. 13, 1S29; m. .Auir. 28. 1S53. Melville Aitchin.leck. 5,
J.\M.Es (i.vTF.s, i). in Hutfald, Nov. 2ti. ]s;!l; m. Maria L. Brownintr, May 24, 1n50. 0,
LvcyAmck. b. in 1)., Jan. 1^, 1m:;1; m. .lames tilascock, Feb. 25. ls58. 7. Mai;v
LoniN<;, b. in H. , March 19, b8:;0: m. John V.. Wilcox. Dec. 0. 1855. 8, OE<)K<.r.
Benton, b. in H., M:'.y 13, 1S38; m. Sitlnia L. Finley, Dec. ]3, lS7i. 9, John Wei, -
MXOTi">N, b. in B., Mav 24, 184i); m. Florence Herr'ini.:, Feb. 22, 18r.O. 10, IOstiiei;
Mead, b. in B., June "ll, 1S42; m. 'I'liomas Waddlinu-ion. Feb. 5, 1804. 11, Sakah
Jj.\]{KEi;, b. in Clarksville, Nov. 17. 1S-J4; m. Nov. 5. 1870, Benjamin A. Whitlock. b.
Se](l. 17, 1843, s. of Capt. J. K. and S II. ^l;adfor.l) Whitlock from Virginia; farmer;
res. near Long ^'ie\v, Christian Co.. Ky. 12, Caiu)1,ine Crane, b. May IS, 1848; m.
Dec. 31, 18l>8, IJobert \\'arner Tliomas.
211171. Ebenezer Faxon, 1>. Feb. 13, 1777; d. Jan. 7, 1807; farmer of W.
Hartf. ; ni. Nov. 25, 1S(I2, Mary, dau. of Dea. Abijali and Mary ((niylord) Colton, b.
March 30. 1775; d. .^larch20, \sr,{)- gr. dau. of Rev. Benj. Colton. wliose wf. was Mary
Pitkin, sis. of (iov. Wm.; 0 cliil.
L Laura, b. Sept. 9, 1803; d. 1880; m. Sept. 2, 1828, Albert W., s. of Abel
Butler, b. April 15, 1808; d. M;ir-h 5, 1858; druauist in Hartf. 1, Chai;i,ottk, b. June
24, 182!»; d. same day. 2, Lai UA Jane, b. June 17, 1S:;5; d. Aug. 13, 1830. 3.
At,i;kiit Lee, b. Aju-ilVK), IMO; m. March 0, ls(i2, Marg:iret Caseoi Haiif., who d. June
14, 1S74; (2) ]hc. 1. ls75, France-;, dau. of Hon. Iv/.ra and .Mary (Hopkins) Clark of
Hartf. 1. .]//■-;•/ llV/Z/.v. 4, ('11 A i;i.Es Wii.i.is. b. .Jan. 4, IS 17 ; res. 11.; utim. ^
II. Cheslei, b. Sept. 14, 1S(I5: farmer W. II,; m. .Iniu- 12, ls:5:i. S:irah, d:iu. of
Wm. and Saiah <Smilh) Deming of Newingtnn, Conn., b. Isli); d Feb. 20, IslS; (2)
Sei)t. 22. 1849, Delia, dau. of I'^dward r'. ami L/elia Heming Seymourof Herkimer, N. Y..
who d. Mav 20. 1852; (:]) Sept. 29, ls5:!. Luc\- S., ilan. of Jedecliali W. aitd Sai'ah Sey-
nnjur Mills, b. An-, 27, 1810; d. Nov.. isso. ' 1, 11i:m;v Maktvn, b. Feb. 13, 1S:10; d.
Hilt(ui Head. S. C. .Line 19. I^fi2. 2, \\'m. Eduaku. 0. .May 2:'.. ls;;s: f-armei- W. H.
3, .Ifi.iA Li"( v, I). Nov. 0, Is.'i.p
111. Lewis, b. .i;ui. 2(;, lsi»S; merrluuit at I'ji-lewdod, Ills.; m, Jai\. ;M. 1S:;2. Siirali
<«.,dau. of 'J'imothv and Sarah (( i ridlev) Perkins of W H., I.. .Marcli 24, lSi2; d. in
WHITMAN, FAXOX. 93
Payfeon, Ills., .Sept. 30, 18GG. 1, LKwrs ^''khkixs. b. Nov. 28, I808, in Quin<'v 111 • d
Aug. 10. lS-!i>. 2, UwiKiA.A I'kkkins. b. De.-. -2:,, is-ij; ,n. jupc 12, IbGo, iWivid'w"
Thompson of E. 3, Ai.r.KKT i.EWfs, b. Nov. 7, 1S.")1 ; d Julv 20 185'^
IV. Julius, b. .Murcli 27, 1810; d. Jan. 12. IS-jy, ' --•'-—•
V. ("harlotte, b. Sf])!. 19, ltil2; d. Sept. Kj, ISU.
VI. Jane, b. Oct. 7, 1^1.5; res. \V. H. ; unni. On the 2(1 of Jan. she was run over
in the Asylum St. depot and received injuries- which made tlie amputation of one letr
necessary. She d. 3 days afterwards, Jan. o, I'rl^:}. She was an estimaUle iadv and
universally respected. Some yr.s. a.!;-o she was active in Sandav school work, it was
then the custom df the Cong. chh. in \N'. Ihntf. to divide its Sundav school, all sidiolars-
under 9 yrs. of a. meeting- in the old divtii.'t school house o[)p.)sit(>" tlie chh.: over this
dejiurtnient Miss Faxon jiresided. An Elmwood corres. of th.- Jlnrtf. Vourunt, who
com. these facts, says: '■ The writer recalls with jdeasur.- her kind unassuming ways,
wliich made it a sad day when the 9 yrs. rule ct)miHdled his removal to the largei^scliooL
She left behiini her only pleasant memories."
211172. Elihll Faxon, b. Nov. n, 1770; d. llartf , June 30, 1S47; m. Julv S,
18U7. Elizai>eth, dau. of James and Lucy Teny Alcott of II., b. April 22, l'784- d. Dec'
I. James, May G, 1^08; d. at sea, March 17. IS^O, while returiiing from Curacoa,
W. I., whr. he had lieen several yrs. I'. S. (/onsul. He wa.s for five vrs. Suro-eou in u'
S. Xavy: m. -\(n-. G, 1S32, Frances Emeline, dau. of Daniel Bunce, jr., "of Ilartf b Nov*
12, ISO'J. 1, D.VMEL Emhu, b. ^w. 8, 1834; printer and publisher, Buffalo, x' Y •
liieut. in 3Gth Regt. X. Y. Vols.; d. at Kegimental Hospital at Fair Oaks Va June I9'
1862. 2. Makv Jank, b. Fob. 11, d. Feb. 25, 1837. 3, Ei.iur Jamks, b. Au!;'."25, 1838':
printer; BaiTalo; m. Sept. 22. 1859, Kebecca McLane, b. .Ian. 28, 1840. ' lle%vas Major
3Gth Hegt. X. Y. Vols.: killed at Fredericksburgh, Va., May 3, 18G3. 4 Fi; vncfs
Ei.17.abi-.tii, b. June 11, 1841: d. Aug. 20, 1842. ."., Jamks \V'irLiA v Sept 7 l^-'V d
Feb. 23. 1S44. ■ - ' , 1 ■ • • , •
II. Ilenrv. Dec. 17. 1809.
III. Sally' Ann, Feb. 17, 1813: d. Feb. 19, 1S17.
IV. Waher. i). Xassau, X'. Y., July 3, lylo; d. Dec. 28, 181G.
V. Hiram, b. X., Awi;. 11, I8IG; bookbinder; res. Windsor. Conn.; in. March 31,
1842, M. Maria, dau. of \Vm. and Margaret Collyer of Boston, Mass., b. Oct. 2, 1.^22: d'
Jan. 12, IbGO. 1, \Vm. IIij;am, b. Jan. 29, 1843; U. S. Consul at Curacoa.'iv I 2
Edwaiju BibSKi.!,, b. Br<M)klyn, L. I., June 24^1840; machinist; Hartford; m. June I.y'
1869, Elhi J., dau. Richard and Catliaiine (.Cosi'Tove) Farris, b. Mav G. Is.jU. ] Charles-
Jiroicn, July 10, 1^70; d. Jan. 27, 1772. 2, l-:ihr<ir<l Jln.^siU, b. Autr. 12, 1.S72. ' ^, (tko
Ai,T3ERT, b. June 12, is.jO; bookbinder, Hartf. 4, At.kkkd Howaud. Ant;-. IG, 1n!v2; m.
Xov. 12, 1874, bate T., dau. Jolm :\Iary ^Foryth) Robinson of New Briutin, T'onn., b.
March 31, 1S.")4. 5, Makia hj.iZAr.UTir, Dec. 27, 18o4. G, ^VAI.TI•:l{ Cur.i.vj k Julv 18
185G. ^ ' • ■
VI. Charles, 1). Xov. 13. 1819; printer and editor: <1. in Washington, D. C., Sept
5, 1871; m. May 1, 1843, P^merette E., dau. John and Eliza \Villev of""W. H., Conn., b.
Dec. 11. 1820; res. W., D. C. 1. Ei.iZAr.ETir E.mkkettk, .March "lO, 1S4G; d' Jan 21 '
18G7. 2. CuAiu.Ks Wnj.Kv. b. Dec. 12. 1849; d. March 13, ls72. 3 K \tv Sfukw ick'
b. Xov. 21, 18o3: m. May 1, 1874. Waldo .M. Tastit of \V., D. C.
VII. William, b. April 7. 1822; luinter and journalist; for five vrs. one f)f tin-
editors of tlie 7/'/ /(o^/y/ ?:,-< iiiiiy Pnss: I'hief Clerk of the Xavv De])artn!ent from I8G1
to 18GG, and Assistant Secratary of the Xavy, 18GG to 1SG9; res. Hartf.: m. Sept. 20,
1847, Anna Olney, dau. Horatio and Ruth (Bailev) Cushing of Hanover, Mass b (Kt'
23, 1&2G; d. in Hartf., March 10, l8o4: (2) Marciri8. lS.-,9,'Lucy Eaton Cushin-r". sis. of
his 1st wf. : b. May 18. 1N29: d. in Manchester, Conn., .luly 3, IS^iT. 1, Wii.r.TA>f
Bailev. Jan. 17, 1849; ariist; has resided for several vrs. in I'aris. France.' 2 A.vx\
CrsHJXii, Feb. 14. ISoG,
Vlll. Eb.'u.-zer, b. W. H., May 2G, ls2o: m. July 21, 18.-):j, Ambrosia M.. dau. of
Lewis A., and Mary Jenkins of Baltimore, Md., b. Jan. ;U, 1829. He was an Architect
and d. in B. , .Man h 8, 18GS.
211177. Amelia Faxon,!.. May 12, 1793; m Dec. 1, 1S14, Timothv S. (iof.dman
Cincinnati, Ohio; his 2d wf. (He m. (1) Abigail Whitman.) She d. Sept'. 9, l,s72; he d.'
May 8, 18G9; merch. and lianker.
I. Abig.iil V.'hitmau, b. May 2"^. ISIG; d. Dec. 17, 1^31.
II. Henry Horace, Feb. 25, 1818; .Miami I'niv., 1837; admit. 0. bar, 1S39: Counsel
and Judge Advocate Xavy Dopt. during adms. of Eincoln and of Johnson; now, 1882,
94 BRANCH OF IIAXNAn.
lawyer in N. Y. C. ; ni. I'ec. •:, islO, Ivsthcr A., (l;ui. of K. P. and Ann (Croniwrll i
Langdon of Cin., 0.
HI. Cliurles. I'l. Oct. 'Jl, 1S19: liuHncicr; n-s. rhicuLCi). Ills.; m. ])rc. '21, JS-ll, Ciitli-
arino F., auu. Win. M. and Nancv Ix (Arinrs) Wiles, 1). Sept -ii'i 1S24 of LehniKMi ()
]\'. Tlion.a.s. b. Mmrli 11, ]v2l: d. Sept., 1S0.7,
V. William Au!'-usTu,-,, 1). Nov. '.?. ls;2-,>; hank.M-: res. Cincinnati, ().; -m. .Inn.-.
1847, Lucy A., dan. I'liilip and Hannah (Pratt) (Jrandin of Tin., b. Julv ■.,>:), LS-27.
VI. ■ 'riniotl'.y S., .\]iril -Jfi, b^'.'-"): Marietta Col.; Sec. Cin. Ivjnitable In.snrance Co. •
m. Oct. 12, b*^4S, Julia ]]., lian. ..bj.shua and Kunice (K^-erton) Shinnian of Marietta O
b. May 1. 1827. "
VII. Moses. 1). Jan. 5. IS'27: bookkeeper; res. Meniidiis. Tenn. : ni. Sallv, dan. of
Cliarle.-; and Kaclul . Markni-) F.xier of Cin., ()., b. Ma\ I 1, ]s-y.\,
Vni. Francis, b. .Mav 3. 18'Jl': in. March l:], is.-)l , Alice Foster, b. Aug. 29, 1831- si^
of v^ally; res. X. Y. C. '
212. Abigail Pautry, h. Jan. 11, ]07S-0; d. Jan. 2(5, 170S: a. 2f), trravestoiu- ni.
Richard (Joudnuinof llant.; b. Man;li2:'.. lOiL'j (s. (d' Ifi'dianl and .Marv (Terrv) ( ;o:,dnian
who were ni. Dec. s, li;.")'.)i: d. May 14. 17:10, a. i'u.
I. Miuy, bap. March 7. 17(12.
II. Mary, bap. 2^Iay lH, 17lio; rn. benjamin Burr.
III. Kicliard, Xov. 4, 1704: in. Sai-ah 'W'adswnrtli.
IV. Timothy. Sept. 22, 170u; ni. May <i. 1731, .bamna Wadswortli.
V. Abii'-ail, in. Daniel, s. i)f Tlioinas Ensi_;n of Ihutf. ; l)ap. Marcli 2(), 1704.' She
udm. ti> chh. in \^'. II.. 172^. Cliil. bap. there'. I, D.\Mi;i., Ansr. b^, 1 72S. 2, Am-
r..\\\., March li, 1730. 3, H vciiKi,, Nov. 7, 1731; d. abt. 17';i; adiu. >i-ranled April 14,
sni. yr. to hdea/.er Fnsiu-n oi Sntlield, Conn.; m. .\->vi\ 2!t, 1 7.-)0, hercoiis. Jjenjaniin Burr.
4, ll\x:>Aii. Sept. 3). ]n3.".. o. Kr.i-.A/. \i;, Oct. St, b^37; in. Lydia Buslmell; lived in
Sutheld. Conn., then in llartland. 1, 77no(forr ./., b. Se)-t. '.)."]77.^: in. Jan. 17, 17^)1),
Luciiia Barber of llartland, 1). Xov. 10, 177."): d, Ajjril 21. 1^48; n-ni. to Oliio. 2,
TiinotJu/: m. Chloe Bnrnhani; b. Marcii n, 17G~>. rem. to nldo; d. Sept. 28, Isll. 3, Ja,'!.
m. Eunice Xewton; rem. to <.)hii). 1, Pimhiti JoJms.m, b. March 23, 1708; d. .Mav o,
1804; in. Khoda. dan. of Capt. Austin i'lielps of ^^■inrlsor, l... Ajiril 29, 1770:' d. O.-t. 7.'
1847. She m. (2) William Hooker :d' N'N'esthanijitu.n. .Mass. and d. Oct. 7, 1847. ."j,
Li/dia, m. (ieo. Treat of Ilartlainl. (>.. IfnJd/ih. m. (ieo. eiillette of K. (iranbv. 7,
Cn/idiicf. m. Stirlinu' Crosby. {-^ Dea. Ste])]ien (iriswold of llartland.
V[. Ksllier, b. Oct. 3,0. 170:1.
2122. Mary Goodman, h. May in. 17()3; m. B< njamin, s. of Thomas and Sa.rah
Burr of llartf. ; rem. tu \^'iIul<or and wereliv. thi-. in 1737. In Avill of Ident. Iiichard
Goodman, dated Oct. 12. 1703, he braves tlO to Ids sis. Mary Burr of Westlield. (See
Burr book. )
I. Mary, bay). Hartf. July 31, 1"2(;.
II. Benjamin, baj). Hartf. June 10, 1728; prob. d. y.
III. Benjamin, bap. Hartf. Xov. 9, 1729; d. in SuffnOd, Conn., Dec. 18, 1758; m.
April 29, 17.").-), Rach.el Ensiirn, dan. of Daniel, who d. abt. 1701: adm. granted Ajiril 14,
sm. yr. to 171ea/.ei Ensiuii of Suiileld, Cdnn. 1. B.^ciiici,, 1). in S. March 11, 17:jO. 2,
Nancy, 1). in S. Sejit. 2.-), 17.")7; d. ihr. Xov. 24, 17.'J9.
I\'. Timothy, b. Aiiu' l'>. 17:!1; m. in Suf. .May 10. 17.54. .Mary P>rooks, per. the
same who ajipears in Wilbraham, Mass., 1781, and had s. Timothy who set. in Mt.
Vernon, O.. 1809, and has desc. thr. (See JJurr h'e/n ii/"f/i/.)
V. Hannah, b. in WindMir, Jan. 20, 1733.
VI. Abigail, b. in Windsor, Aj.iil 4. 1730.
2123. Lieut. Richard Goodman, h. Xov. 4. 17ii4; m. Xov. r,, 1749, Sarah,
dan. of Ich.abod Wad-;\vorrli. He \vas wealthy and i)romiiii-nt in Hart f. , held various
town oiliees; joined the chli. , 1741; (1. Xov. 2 1 ," 1 703. His u-id., Sarali, m. William Hall.
I. William, bap. Sept. 21, d. Sept. 2."), li.'.O.
11. Huldaii. b.-ii). Julv 22, 17.13; <1. Jan. 27, 17.")9.
Hi. Sarali, d. O.'t. 2i," 1 7.")S
IV. Mary, ba[.. in llartf. l-\b. 2, K.-.""); d. Xov. 11. ]7.")0.
N'. Hey.ekiah. baji. in H.int. .ia.n. 3o. 17.')7; d. Xov. 9. 17.18.
V!. Sarah, bap. in Ibirtf. I>.'c. :](). 17.V.)- d. b'eb. I, 1700.
Vil. l?i(dnird.
VAXOX, PANTKY. GOODMAN.
21237. Richard Goodraan, l). Ffb. 10. l.ap. F.-l). ■3-2. ITCl; .uli-^red 177(i ;uul
served ]-2 luos. ill CdI. Sun.. \N yllis vejj;. ; on duts ^i^iiiu at Wlnle I'laip.s. and airaiti in
]77!I-S0; a pi-oniinenl eitizeu in'llaril. . wlir. lie >\. July -JO, 1S4."): ni. Kii/.alieth, dau. of
^lexuiuler iuid AMifiiil Hunt of Wetherstield, t.. Ky,'. .\. V.: d. Nov. 10, 1S(J!», a. (in.
I Sarali Hunt, b. Feb. 10. 17S.S; d. Nov. 2.;, ISliJ; m. Oct. S, ISI.""), Steplien Buek-
LiiMl (ioo.hvin.b. Auii. -i, 17^:5; ivs. \Vether.-<ticdd: d. Sej.t. 14. 1S}'.>. 1, F.i.i/akkth Hi.nt,
b Nov, •.?2. d.'pec. 'i^. ISltJ. 2, l.KVl, b. Feb. 'is, ISlit; m. Sei>t. 10, ls5fi. Adtdaide A.
BUnn l)^Jun. 18,1^^7; dau. of Simeon and Saiab (I'.alelO. 1. AHujrf. W'j.r'l, ]>. .luiu>
:^,0 ].S.-)7 2 .s'^,yy/,,,/ i>.'/.v//A'/,'/, b. Mav l,s, INUU. :',, Al.liEUT \V., li. .July 11, 1820; d.
June 7, lS>^o'. -1, Maky Ann, 1> >ei.i. "jl, IS'JJ: d. Dec. :^0, i:s;3s. 5. Sakah Fm/.ahktii,
I. IH'c.' -^l, lS-24; lu. l>ec. t24, 1S4'.*, l-lvastus Augustus Kiuirs'oiii'y ; .v, /. (», Snci'liKN B.,
b' Dec. 11, lb"3i); sailed fioiu C'alifoiida fur Australia June V8, l>^-");'>, and never heard
from after anival at Au^^tralia.
11. Abigail, b. April >■', KMI: d. July S). lN(i4, a. 74; uiuu.
Ill Bichai'd Jav. li, 17S(.); d. on passage from Havana to l'en<aeola and was ])u. at
sea Aug. '-^l, \^'2l, a. oo; unui.
IV. Amelia, b. Oct. i), 17ii-2; m. Oct. S, is].-,. Hea. Lynde (Mmsted. t>. in I-,. Hartt.
Dec. 5', 17yO. s. of ?ili(du;el aiv.l Abigail (Morr.iw ) (_). ; merchant; Majnr of l.-t Co. <d' V'-'oX
Guards :jyr"s. ; l>ea. Cimn-. <ddi. many yrs. ; d. O.-t. ]."•), is7(i. Mr-;. (Olmsted d. at Sara-
tno-;i Springs, Dec. 2i\, l-i^i!(i. a. 74. i."Ki.iZA])i:i 11, b. May It, ]s]7; li. July lit, 1S7S; m..
Stait 9 \HH-i, Nathan C. Eiv of N. Y. (.'ily; Ahlermau; Pres. of the l^>oard of Aldemu-u;
Srtpervi.s(u- for luaiiv vrs. -aw] has been a,cting Mayor; Now, iss-?, Pres. of the American
In'^titute and of the P.'ter ("oo]^er Fire Insurance Co. of N. Y. C. 2. Amelia AmuAll.,
b Julv Ui, b^l'.t; m. Oct. T), 1N41. Thos. P. Case of Troy. N. Y. : who d. 0,t. 22, 1^42. 8.
Join- Lyn'de b Mav :^1, bv28: in. Oct. M, 1S4S, Jane Sophia Boanlman, b. l)e<-. '27. lS2o.
1 Jcnnu' Jnhlui, b."Julv 2>\, IS.V?. 2. Fr,'I. L^f,"h . !>. A].ril ■','). \^r,<. 4, Hknkv Kino,
b' Au"- ;-j1, 1S24; TriintvCol.. ■|S4f5; M.D.: m. Dec is, IS.').""), Anna Maria Cdm-t'-d (4t]i
cous.h'dau'. ..f c"(d. S..lo'm..n and Kh'.-;a ('J'rcaDO. of F. llartf. Jtr. O. is -i.ivj.arinu- a
ii-eueai.)gv of the Ohnsted taudly. 1, .'uin" AnuU^i, b. Oct., d. iNtiO, 2, K-Un. b. Jan.
20 ISf}.")"." o, Muni, twin with Ellen.
V. John K..\l. in Brooklvn. April 24. 1^4!), a. ."",7; merdumt in N. Y. C. ; m. Mar-
<^aret NVilliuuison Haines, who d. a'. T-i. F Kk haup, b. July 2s, isiS; m. Fhcta \V.
Chfnevnf Manche.ster, Conn,, b. Sept. S, 1^21: res. Fenox, Mass. 1. lii'-h"!'!. b. Aiiril
2 184(j. 2, Rnsalk (Ivu.ti, b. Oct. 2'.l, ls4S. :;!, /;..w/., b. Aug. 0, 1S:)2; d. .so.,n. 4
imd .-) 7><W«**/.s- (twins), b, S.pt. MO, 1S.")I); (L .-o^n. G, Klictn JJlinn, h. Oct. \~y. 185!!. 2,
F.LTZ u;etu li. b. ^hncli Fi, l>-'2-'): m. Julv 2. 1S4!. James H. Heiuing. wlio d. in Paris,
France, Fob. G, isG4. 1. I^ohil Jl-'in-.^. \). Oct.. isj.".; m. June 12, 1S71. Jean Marie
Hertell' of Darmstadt, (b-rmany. 2, C^iri'lu,, Sunnnr, b. Mar(;h 2o, 1S4S; m. in Paris.
F'-unce. Mav Hi, 1S70. Hor;!<'e j. Jenness of Portsmoutli, X. H. o, Enf/t/if JLrcn/. b,
V F, Jan." 2;!. d. April, is.'il. 4, J/,/,/,- i:'/,,//;,,/- 4/,nv/-/ri7'f, m. M. Augu.'^te Ostron:
res. San Francisco. Cah o. Ulrhnrd (ionihiuni, b, Ai)ril 1, 1S.")('.; res. Brooklyn; uiim.
G JiiiNt.^ 11.. A]u-il 17. is'<n: res. Denver, Color.-ido.
Yl. :Mary Ann. b. 1802; d. Dec. 2(\ lS")o; m. June 8. 1S2.-), Alfred Holt of Hartt.,
b F>ast Hav.,"Conii., Jan. G, 1797; <h Nov. s, ls-j7, a, oO; she d. -v. t.
VII. Eli/.abeth. d. March 10. 1808. a. Si vrs.
Yin. Thomas, d. May G, 1^09, a. 4 yrs.
2124. Timothy Goodman of \Y. Hartf.. b. Sept. 22, 170G; m. May 7, 1735.
Joanna, dau. of Jos*>ph and Joanna Wadswerth of llartf.; a gr. dau. of Ca})t. Josi>ph
Wadsworth of Charter luemorv. s. .d' \Vm. Slie d, Mardi 10. I7G8, a. 5:3. He m. (2)
Nov. 29, 17G7, \Yid. Elizabetli"\Va.ls\\ortli of Hartf. Jolm 1'antry conv. to gr. s. , Tim-
othy Goodman, by deed dated March 4, 1729. 70 acres of land in \Vesl Division of iauds
in town of Hartf.'. bounded west bv the Fannington line. The Huston (.lir<inirlt of ^lay
2. 17C8, states that on Aj.ril 7, 17()S. tl'e house ''of Mr. Timotliy (b)odman in ^V. Hartf.
was burned with all the furniture and rlutlies, whicli were very rich ami costly.
Jerusha, dau. of Daniel Ensiiru, who lived in the fandiy. ten yrs. old, was burned to
death. \W(\. March 12. 17s'i, a. 79; all <diil. bap. in W. Hartf.
1. Jf)aiina, ni. Samuel Stanley.
11. Timothy, liap. Marcli 7, 17:!i!; m. Mnitha Spcu<-er.
Ill, Thomas, b. :March is, K:!'.!; m. Sarah Seymour.
lY. Abin-ail, b. Oct. 4, 1741: m. Ah-xander Catliu.
Y. 31arv. b. Feb. 12, 1744; m. John Pi. rce.
\ I. F!i/.abe;h, March ]ti. 174ti: m. Pev. Samd WOodbridge.
\\\. l-:i<diar.l, b. April 10, 174s; m. Nancy S.-ymour.
96 BRAXCH OF lIAXXAir.
VIII. MehitP.ble, bap. \\'. Hfu-tf., June 24, 1750; d. Mux 2, Isr^S.
IX. Moses, twill witli Mfliitalile. blip. \V. Hurtf.. .June 24, 1750; in. 1779, Amv
Seymour.
21241. Joanna Goodman, m. f^aTimel Staiiloy, jr., of W. Ihirtf., bap, .Ian 11
1730. lied. \V. Hartf., Nov. 17, i7U;j, a. (k!. She d". lii.s wid., Feb. 2.")', USUO, 'a. Gl'
prob. the eld. ch. > > • ,
I. Joanna, 1). Oct. 4. bap. Oct. 0. 1705.- ni. Aug. 1, 1770, Ashbel Shiphard of
'Wintonliury. Conn.; rem. to Kin^slioro, N. Y. 1, UiaND.\, bop. Jan. 18, 177y "
AsiiBEL, bap. Jan. 3. 1777. 3, Amand."., bap. Aug. 4, 17S1. 4, ADOLriirs,' bap. Nov'
1, 171S4. 0. Olivkk, bap. Sei)t. 10, 17!J1. G. Jo.vnxa Goodm \.n liap March'' 17<)(;
7, James, bap. March 12. 17US. • ......
II. Timotliy. b. Nov. l.*,, fiap. Xov. IS, 175'.).
in. Milly, twin with Timothy, bap. Nov. 18, 175!i; m. Oct. 2, 1781, Allvn s of
Allyn and P'di/.abeth (Smith) Seymour, ba]). July 22, H.'jo, of NV. 11. He served in Kev
Army; rem., 1S02, to IJedfield, X. V.; d. thr. July 15, 1S20. Slie d. at Lenox, N Y
Nov. 13, 184(3, a. SG. 1, Allv.n. b. ()ct. 10, 1782; d. Savanjiah, Oa., Oct. l.^i, ls09 2
Ayer?, April 23, 1784. 3, Kai.pii, Oct. 11, 17^0; d. at lu-dlield, unin. , Jan. 0. 1872'
4. KoDXEY. Sei>t. 17. 17;)4. 5. Mii.i.K, Dec. 1!). 178G. G, Bkt.shy, A]>ril 13, 1787 7
Ira, Aug. 2G, 17y6; d. next day. 8, Ira, baj). Sept. 14, 1797. ' . • ,
IV. Samuel, Til. Oct. 6, 177G, Ai)igail, dau. of Josejdi Waters of Hartf.; b. .n.bt.
Marc)i 1, 17(;i. 1. Roxaxa. 2. JoskVk. 3. Hokace. 4, Nakisy. 5, Samuel. G,
Abraiia.m. 7, Webster. 8. \\'ATRors; all bap. in \V. Hartf., Dec. '29. 1799.
V. Nabby, bap. Nov. Kf, 17G5; m. Jan. 1, 1788, Alexander Stardey of Farmington,
Conn.
VI. Hannah, m. So[)t. 25, 17tt4, Dr. Josiah I']veritt of ^^■in(•hestc^, Conn., his 3d wf.,
b. Feb. 27, 1749, s. of Josiah and Hannah Nol)le (Hinnian) P^veritt. He served as Capt.'
of a Co. of Conn, troops in tlie northern army. 1775-6; afterw. j)rac. med. in \V. ; d.
Feb. 5, 1829. Shed. June 27, 1n'2G. 1, Hax.vah B. , b. .)une7, 1798; m March 8 IS'^5
Rev. Henry Busbnell. 2, M vrv, 1). Dec. 27. 1799; d. .May 2',). 1S07.
21243. Thomas Goodman, Ita]). March 18. 1739; d. in W. Hrtf. . Sei)t. 7, 1807, a
70 (■.'); m. May 13, 17G4, Sarah, dau. of Moses and Haehd ((ioodwin) Seymour, b. ^\^ H.
Feb. IG, 1740; d. there Jan. 25, 1798, (2) Mrs. Ruth (Skinner) (iay, dau! of Timothy and
Rath (Colton) Skinner, bap. March 11. 1739. wid. of Hev. Nathaniel Hooker, and next of
Col. Fisher Gay of Farmington. She d. in \\'. H. Sejit. 21, 1820, a. 82.
I. Sarah, bap. March 31, 17G5; m. X'lv. 1, 17n'.), Klijah Oridley of Farm. She d.
there Feb. 12, 1792, leav. 1 child. 1.. Sarah, m. Timothv Fitkin I'eVkins of \\'. Hartf.
II. Timothy, bap. Atig. 10, 17GG; d. Jan. 25, 1770.
III. Timothy, bap. Sejit. 9, 1770; d. at Demarara, W. 1., Dec. 7, 1788.
IV. 'Chonui:^. bap. Aug. 2. 1772: d. x. i. at \V. Hartf. July 10, 1800; m. Dec. 24. 1795,
Al)igail. dau. of Col. Timothv and Abigail (Skinner) Sevmoiir, bap Nov 7 1773- d
Aug. 7, 1824.
21244. Abigail Goodman, b. Oct. 14, 1740; m. Feb. 2G, 17GG. Alexander, s. of
John and Margaret (Sovmour) Catlin of Litchfield, Conn., b. Jan. G, 173^-0.
I. Abigail, ba])."W. Hartf., Dec. 14, 1706.
II. Lyndc: Y. C, 178G; cashier Merchants' Bank. N. \. C. ; d. Is33; m. Helen M.
Ki]). 1, Joifx Mortimer, b. May 28, 180] ; Y. ('., 1^20; prom, business man in N. Y. C. ;
Pres. (.it. \\"estern R. R. of HI.; m. dau. Nicholas William Stuvvesant, a desc. of the
Dutch Gov,. Peter S. He d. in N. Y. C. June 13, 1881
III. Mos.s, res. Vt.
IV. Aaron.
V. Alexander.
VI. (iuy, res. Vt. ; was in partnership with Capt. Thaddeus Tuttle [9] in lumber
business.
VI 1. Frsula.
VIII. Almira. m. Stephen Twining of New Hav.; Y. C., 1795; steward of Y. C., 181!'
tod., 1832; Dea. First Cong. ebb. 18 9-32. 1, Aeexaxder Catijx. Y. C. 1820; Pnd'. at
Midd. Coll.. and afterwards at Y. C. ; civil engr. ; he surveyed, located and built, as chief
engr., the first railroad in Conn., viz., the Hartf. iV N. Hav. He ul.'^o made the first sur-
vey, location and estimates for the N. Y. >^' N. Hav. R. R. (the coinii. of this ^vc!^k being
a rodman in the leveling party) fall of 184-1. Dea. of the I'irst. Con;;, chh. in N. Hav.
from 1856 (2t3 yrs. ) to date (1882). He m. a dau. of Prof. Kinsley of W. I'oint; has a s.
"who wrote a fine descri]>tion of the ascent of Mt. Blanc, jjublislu-d in tlie Ni'ir Enah'.nthr.
GOOinLAX. 07
2, An'N, 111. Aiiir. lo. ]NM, Pnil'. James iladlfv of Y. ('., a di.stiii': (Jreek M-lmlur I.
Marrh 30, 1801; d. Nov. 1-!. IS?-:, a. 51.
21245. Mary Goodman, K.l,. l',\ 17-14; m. .(ohn PiiMce of Litdificld, July 1,
177:^; prof. V. ('.; a ctlflirattil teacher.
1. 'I'iniolliy, .1 aht. ISOO, at Camden, S. ('. ; unni.
H. Susan, m. James Hraee, s. of Alicd Brace of Ilartland. He set. iu Litehfield.
Conn., and d. thr. April, lS->i, a. Cj. 1, John Pikhc k Bu.vck, principal of the ilartf.
Female Seni. number of vrs. ; afterw. editor of the Hurtfoi-d Cuurnnt. A lilerarv man
of niucli aliilitv. 1, (Jmrlfx ]j>rin<j linicc, a man of talent and philanthropic aims and
labors.
iU. Sarah, with her half-sister, Mary, tauirht a famous school f<jr girls in Litch-
field, \vhi(di attracted pupils from all jiarts oi the country.
21246. Elizabeth Goodman, March Ki, 17-10; m. May 27, 1779, Bev. Samuel
Woodbridire, b. (ilastoubury, Conn., Jan. "^'j, 17-1(); s. of Kev. Ardibel and Jerusha
(Pitkin) kdwards Woodbridge; V. C. , 176-); minister at Easlbury, Conn., 17»j6-7;
Chaplain, l!ev. Avniv: afterw. set. as a farmer at W. Hartland, preachini'- occasionally •
d. thr.. July -j:! 17:»7. She d. Feb. is, 1818.
1. Aslihel. / , 1 11,1 ~w'A 1
,, r ■ b. Jan. Ill, 1 I NO; d. V.
HI. Elizab.nh. b. Jan. 'U. 17S1; d. July 20, 1790.
IV. .Krusha. Aug. 17, 17^2; a leaclier; d. unm., Feb., 1833.
\'. Samuel Edwards, b. May 29, 1788; m. Mov. 30, 1810. Mrs. Elizabeth (Joodyear
Eurnham, ^vho d. ])ec, IG, 1819; (2) Jan. 21, 1823, Mary Cossitt of (Jranby, Conn. " He
rem. from Hartland. Conn.. ISol.to Perth Ambov, X. Y.; a successful teacher there,
and d. Juiv 2, IHfi.Y His ^^n\. d. Julv 2, 18(j7: haa 2 chil. bv 1st m. and 1 by 2d: \Vm.
K. \V,,m!)J!kii>(;k of Little Falls. X. Y.
21247. Richard Goodman, April 10, 174S; -m. 1771, Nancy, dau. of ('apt.
TiuKKhv and I.vdia (KelloM-g) Sevnu.ur. b. Feb. IC, 17r)l of \V. llartf. ; d. Jan. 27, 1792.
He d. ii'i W. 11." Mav. ls34.\x. 81;.
I. Nancy; b. March G, 1772; m. April 14, ISOG, (ieo. Allen of Southwick, Mass.;
b. Suftield. Conn., 1781; rem. 1810. to Marlinsburgh, N. Y. ; d. in Prospect. Oneida Co.,
N. Y.. May 24, 1844. She d. in Oneida Co., N. Y.\ Feb. 18, lS4r,. 3 chil.
11. Aaron Goodman, b. July 20. 1773,; the first postma'-^ter in AN'. Hartf. and hehl
the otiice until his d. March 2s, 1S32; m. April lo, i,s()4, Auuira, dau. of Asa and Marv
(Cole) Co.ssitt, b. (iranby. Conn.. Dec. 10. 17S0; d. in Plaiufield, X. J., Xov. 13, IStlN; >.
chil. of whom. 1, EnwAKD, b. Dec. 10, 180."); grad. Trinity Coi., Hartf., 1N30; admitted
to the bar 1832; City Aft<uuey of Hartf. lS.-)0 U> 'G.l; ' d. July 28, 1882; tlu' oldest luem.
of the Haitford bar and one of the most widely ktu)\vn and res})ected hnvyersof a S(diooi
that is passing- away." — Hartf. yeir.-^ paper Ohit.: m. at Poughkeepsie, X. Y.. May 20.
1840, Marietta B. Freitcli, b. o'ct. 23, 1810; dau. of Bronsou and Marv Ann French; she d.
JulyO, 18G3; (2) Feb. 23, ISG."), Sarah L. l\dmor, b. Butternut, X. Y.. Aug. 23, l.s2G.diiu.
of (ieo. Shepard and Sally Lowe Palmer of Albany. X. <l . 1, llirJuird Fnnrh. b. .^>iil 14,
1841; Trill. Col., 1803; Payuuister in U, S. Xavy."l8Gi; resigned. l^^Go; grad. .Mbany Law
School. ISGG, admitted same vr. at Hartf.; luis been an oditcu' in X. .Ier~e\-. 2. K<liriird.
b. March 13, d. March IC. 1S43. 3, Kbrard, b. Dec. 12, 1S44; <l. Jan. 2.-), I84G. 4.
William, b. Oct. 14, IMi-.: d. Xov. 28. lS-48. .-). (Jro. Fnihrirk, b. O.-t. s, 1848; d. Mandi
24, 18G8. 2, Ai MiK.v. b. March 14, 1809; unm. 3, Jri.iA, b. June 14, 1814; unm. 4,
Samuki., b. June 12. 1818; d. Mandi 2S, 1S19. T.. AAi;o\ C, b. April 23, 1822; Pres.
Phonix Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hartf.; m. iu X. Y. C. .Vpril 9, 1857, .\nnie
Matilda, dau. of Robert Pav and Matilda (Hatch) Johnston. 1, Endbi, b. Jan. 30, ls;.')S.
2. luhrard. b. Peb. o, 1801". 3, J/(/wV. b. Aug. 24. 1S02. a.t Wotneid, X. Y.
III. Pichard (iootlmau. b. Xov, 30. 1771; m. Dolly Strong of \\'estli(dd, Mass.; he
(]. March 2, 1841, iu Ills., leaving- (diil.
IV. Elizabeth, b. Xov. 20. d. Dec. 12, 177G.
V. Moses, b. Julv 12. tl. Julv IS, 17?S.
VI. .Miletiah. tv^iu with .Mos- s: ni. ,May 29. ISO."). Daniel Hosnu-r. b. AV. Hartf.
Dec. 5. 1774: rem. to Kiuir~ton and Vernon, N. Y.: she d. while on a visit at AV. Ilartf.
Oct. 1. 1813: he (1. at Kiu\rsborout,di. X. Y,. S.pt. 11, 1810. 1. TiioNtAS, b. Jan. 7. 1807:
d. Dec. 1, 1830, at Xorwich. Conn. 2, .Mai;v, b. March 10. 1809; m. Julv 3, 1832, F. W .
Case of Kiiii:sbnnuiirh, X. Y. ; farmer. 1, (!<<• r!<,tf.c. b. Xov. 1, 1^33. 2, Wilhur
Sherrrum, \>. \\yv\\ 12. 1837. 3. Muri/ l-:,inna, h. Au-5. 7. 1839, 4, ,A?///,.s' U7/i!'//r, b.
Its
BRAXCII OF IIANNTAH.
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A)>nl (}. 184^1. ."■», L. Eoamer, 1>. Jan. 13. IH-IS. 0, Thoinns SJurmc/i, h. Feb. 3 1849 7
Alice ^faud. ]>. Auu-. 13. lN.-)7.
VII. Lydiy. 1). July (I, ITSO; d. :Marcli IS. Is,")!); m. June (I, IsOli, Luciu.s, s. of :\Io-.-s
and Su^^iini'ia (Welles) (iaylord of \V. Ilartf., 1>. .Maich 2il. ITS]; d. June 22, lS(jr,, i
XaxC'Y, 1). Dec. 2, 1807. 2, Sisanna \Vkij,ks, 1). Dec. 5. ISOlt; rl. April 14, I'sM.
A'lII. l.ncia. 1». Nov. 11, 17S2 (twin): d. .v. /. ()<a. 30, IS.")!; in. Nov. Hi, 18!!), Saimicl
Smith of Siieiirer. Mass., li. 17^0, s. of Isaac and Huldali ^Hoot; Snulh. lie d in West
field. Mass., (let., JNlii;,
IX. Luara, h. 1782: twin with l.ncia: m. Ncjv. l."), ]8()4, Hoswell, s. oC Xeheiaiidi
jind Elizabeth (Morley) Looniis of St-iithwjck. M;iss.. b. 17sl; d. in S. Mav 22, 1^23: (2i
Ba/.alee], s. of ])ea. 'i'liouias and Kei)ecca (Ives) Hough of .Meridcn, Conn.," b. .Mar.di 27.
177(J: rem. to Atwatev, 0., 1818, wlir. she d. May 10, lS(j(5: he d. ihr. kuis. 31, 1S,")S.
*She had 0 chil. liy Ist m (See Loouns book, vol. 1, Xo. 12H1).) 1. I^lcia .Ann, 1). De.-.
I, INOr): m. Nov. 23. 1S3(), Asahel, s. of Asalud and Bethia (Palmer) (irauj-er of South-
wick, b. Jan. 19. 1801. 1. ,S./////o///- 7.. , h. Feb. 2.""), 1S33: in. Feb. 22, l,s(il). Martha F.
Loomis. (See Loomis l)ook.) 1, Walter Looniis, li. Dec. 22, isGO. 2. Kliza Ann, b.
Xov. 4. 1834: unn\. 3. Lin-'m .l.iin , b. Di-c. 23. bs3(.): lu. Nov., 1,^73. Horace Sjiencer.
4. Onin As,ih,L b. I'Vb. 12. 1S39; ni. ls.-,9. Sarali .Jane bMsiui:-. We.^rtield, Mass. 1,
Orrin. b. May 12, 1SC,3; d. a. 14 mos. 2. J^urton Ib-urv. b. .luh 17. 1S{;.-,. rj, Aridiv, b'
Dec. 28. 1S73. 4, Fli/.a P.i.sing, b. Jan. 2(1. 1S78. o. Alirt Cii.sfn,, 1). Feb. 1(1. 1S44; d.
Jan. 30, 18-V). 2, Lack.v Ann. b. March Id. 1NI;S: d. Se])T.. 1S(;4: m. July 13, l'^33.
Eemaii Palmer, who <1. Sept., iMi."). 1. 7.r;///v/ .]///,. b. Julv 10. 1S34: unn.i. 2. DuroiJn/
Ali/'ii-'i. b. July (3, ls3(); unni. 3. C'/mrif// L"tuil'i. 1). June :;u. is;]!); d. Juiu* 17, 1N14.
4, ]i>'u,iiiii Gooihiiun. b. Oct. 11, IS 11, at 'Sourhwick. ."), Jhrnljl 7'.. b. 1S4.1. C.,' J^llm
C, b. 184S; in. Chailcs Saini><ou of Pj-ovideiice. U. 1. 3. Fi.i/.a. i>. June 23. Is'lO: ni.
Feb. 27. 1S33. Pezalee! HouLdi . .\t water. ( ». 4. I!i( ii ahd ( b .( uiM an. b. Julv 30. 1sl2:
d. Aug. 18. 18.")7; m. .hiiu- 10, ls41, Ibn-riet J. Aldri.di. 1, J/.>',„ S., 1). Mav 20, 1S43:
d. Dec. 20, 184."i. 2. Fruu/.- .!., b. March 4. 1S47. 3. JI, rh, rt J., b. Sept. 22'. is.i",. 7).
John. b. May 10, 181."); d. Dec Is, ls.")l: m. Mavr h 27, ls3y. Fucv A. Houi^h. Atwatei,
0. 1, 7iV(7/«t, b. July 24, 1S41: ui. De<-. 24. isr.li, (ieo. P. (M)odwin. 2,' Riurrra. b.
Jan. 18. 184."): m. Aug. 24. ISCT. ]-.dwaid F. llavnud<ei'. ( 'harlestow n, O. ' :',. (,'onilirin
J., b. Marcli 23, 1847: M. D. : Ibur Vail.. Mbdi. " (i, Thomas, b. Nov. ."). 181s: ni. \h'r.
6. 1842, S;aali Jones, ,v. /. , At water. O.
X. Flizabeth, b. .Inly 17, 17S4: m. Julv 1, 1S()7. .Vbraham. s. of William and
Zurirah (.Murdoclo Ward. b. .Ian. 12, 17s3, (d'"(;iovf rs\ ille, N. Y.. wbr. he d. Sent. 27.
is.jo: she d. in W. Haiif. Jan.s. psiU; 7 chil. 1. Fr.rzv Ann. I>. March b. Is'oS; d.
^;ov. 2m. ls;54; m. N. W. ^\'clc]|. b. Salem, N. Y. 2, N.vncv, 1). Sejit. s. ISU!); d. D(>c.
15. 1834; m. April ."). ls:j3. (ieo. C. Cheduell. 3, Fi.kanu;:, b. Au>:. 3n, psH; ,u. .March
II. 1833; M. M. Burlingame. b. ])ir. S. ISOl: d. Kino-sboroutrh. N. Y., Feb, 19, 1S4().
1, Edirin, b. March 10. 1S34. 2. ir<//v7. b. Feb. b, 183(;. 3, J'J, ,i i,.n- Junr. li. Sejit. 21,
1841. 4, PiiF.KK, b. Aug. 1. lsl,-j; d. D,.c. 23. ]S34. .), I1ai:i:!KT. b. Jan. S. IMS; d.
0.:t. 17, lsi;3; m. Freeuuui (,'. Huiwn, b. Nortltan;i)ton, .Mass., Auu-. 22, ISlO. 1, AUrr.
b. Nov. 2, 184G: d. July 23, is.-)?. 2, Francis J., b. Muv 2(1. 1849. 3. Flora .]/.. b.
Julv 31, 18,53. (5. Wn.i.iA.M, b. Nov. 13, lS2a: d. Julv 13. IS.IO. 7. Makv b Nov. 1,
1S2-2: d. Oct. 2S. 1S47.
XI. Joanna, b. Oct. 2, 1780: m. Jan. 24. isOD, John, s. of Dea. Thomas and
Keb.'cca (Ives) Hough, b. Southwick. Mass., April 23. 1784: rem. to Martinsbiirgh, N.
v.. 1809, and liv. thr. in 1870. Shed. thr. April 29, is.^l: 10 (hil. 1, I'liiLKTrs (i..
V). .May 13, 1810: m. Sept. 2, 183G, at W. \'ernon, N. Y., Annie Pigbv. 1, Lnria, Oct.
13. IS ',7. 2. Gar P., Aug. 25, 1842. 3, J),li,i M.. .lulv 17, 1S4(). 2,'Fr(lAE., Oct. (\.
1812: d. Aug. 3, 1S41: m. Sept. 1, ls:;i. Leonard Pitcher, at Martin.sburgh, N. V. 1,
7/.</vev, Jan. 24, 1833: d. .Marcli 3, 1835, 2, .'j.rl.. .Jnd^iou. June 12, 1830^; m. Auirusta
Moore; res Iowa. 3, -/'/''/'/. A,//, /,.//',, April 2, 1 s;;7: d.Mav5, ls43. 4. ,A/////.v 7/.," Jan.
8. d. Nov. 11, 1811. ;^,, Fi:anki.i\ P., b, Nov. 8 isir,: d" IS.VL m. Lvdia .Martin at
Washington. Ind. \: Siilrvst, r . 2, FJliot. 3, Mult. 4, FlJen.hnn. 5, D^HiM.
4. Lri (cs (fwi, (>!;!). .March 15, ls2l; d. .lulv 0, isib, 5. Lkwis. Mar(di 31, 1S19. ti.
<:'ini.i)-. b. Sep(. 10, isU; ,1. Fel). 23. IsilO. '7, Pkkkv S., b Nov. 10, 1S21: m Jan.
l\, 1819, FlecM L Crosijy, b. Jan. 1. ls:j;). 1, /■V/,,, M.rHn. Nov, 20, 1S49. 2, Cc'.
Jl.rlnrl, .\\>v\\ !, 1S72 :'., Juli,, J),.r/rr, July 20, ISO:;. S, A I.M I i! A J .'. b. March 17.
ls2(J: m. Jonaibau (ioodale of New Hartf., Iowa. 9, Di;r,lA .M . . Julv 23, L'-JO; ni. Jan.
21, 184il. at .Martinsburirh. .\. Y., (ioodale, b. Oct. 24, 1S21 i" o'ri), /;., \h-c. 21.
Isp.). 2, /•;'^/, Oct, 30. ls-,.Y ;j. A,,,, Af.. .March 10, 1805 In ('.'.vuv \N , Mav 25.
<1. June 8. 1S23.
.\ll, Sylve.-.tci- (b)odnian. b. April 8, 1 7s9: ni. .Ian . 1 , isjO, i;,4)t'cca, dau. of l)ca.
Thomas and Pebc.'ca (Ives) llongh, b. .Vug. 29, 1789; re.s W. Hartf . manv vrs, ; d. in
GOODMAN'. 9'J
Wokottvill.-, Conn.. Nov. N. 18:^1. She d. in Hudson. <).. M;iy, IS^y; 7 diil. ], .Nancy
-SkYMOIK, S.'pt. ;;n. ISIO. -2, E.MKM.NK. S, I1k.M;Y. May S" INKJ. 4, I'li.i/.A A., 111.
-John 15. , .Tiiii. 1, ISl.l. 5, 'JiKis. Kk iiAKl). 1.. July 17, l.S-.^l: d. in Caliroiniu,
J8.">1. 0, Srs.\N- (lAVi.oui). b. AiiLT. 'J. 1SJ-4. 7. Mai;v Licia. Sept. 7, is^'S.
XIII. Childs (.'oodnian. b. Nov. 7, 17iil; d. in W. HiatC. S<-i.t. M, ]S(;U; in. Ai-rii 8,
^H2■^, Sarah, dau. of Je.<-<c and Sibyl iStccI.) rortcr of \V. llartf., b. Scjii. 10, 17ii(i; d.
Nov. 7, lS()(i; 4 clii!. Amki.ia Si:v.Mni k, b. Sept. 1-1. IsvM; m. April 10, 1.S43. Noadiali F.
Kmiiions, b. Kasi Iladdain, (,'onn.. Feb. S-k 1S07. 1, AI-.riind<rFr(iiikHn, Ajuil 4. IS.'^pO.
•.\ AdiUt Elizii'uth. .Inly Kl iN-ri. M, J/"/'.// Sr.j^hi,,^ .Maivh K, d. Maivli -^W, bSdO. -I,
JJiirrirt Ain'lifi. .)n\\ 4. HSfJl. ','. IIakiukt, b. .lime 00, \fV.): m. Dec. HI. ls.-,1, Samuel
W. C'ou-U-s. b. Farniintrtoa. Conn.. Nov. 1!, 1nJ7. 1. ]\'('Ur r. .\pril4, l>i"i7. :,', Arth'ir
Jittnix. 0'-\. ol, in;-.!. ;;, .iK.XNir. L., b. Oit. is, is;;i: m. .June 2s. IS(;(), [lenrv C".
Andru>. 1>. D.-c. "Jl. 1S2ii; divoic-. ls7l. 1, l-j'hn Annlii. April 10, Isr.-J; d. Uet/ 17,
X^'yT). ■,'. ll'irrit HIiz.i'Ht:,. \\\y:. 14. lS(i4. o. /v'//:,,. May ;i, isr.i;. 4, Cuaki.ks. 1,.
Nov. l(i. isjr,.
21249. Moses Goodman, 1'. .imie-jn, bai>. W. Haiti. .June 24, \',^)^; served in
Rev. army. WJieii tlie i.exiiiirton alarm r'-ailied \\ . llartl'. lie coniinanded a To. which
went at that call: later he was adjutant in t'ol. W yllys' regt. He was a Dea. in ^^'.
Hartf.. and reed, from the Hartf. Cfi. .Ai^ri. Sof . a silver cuji bir the I'cst cultivated farm
in the Co. of Hartf. He m. 117'.» Amv, dau. of Cap:, 'riiirnhv and Lvdia (Kelloiiir) Sev-
mour of \V. Hartf., b. Oet. 15, 17.")(J:"d. Oct. 7. ISKj. He d. AuL^ 17! isMl. 12 chil.
I. .\lo.-e.-, 1>. Sejvt. 1.'), 17S1; ('apt. in war of 1S12; di'a. in tiie ehli. ; d. at W. llartf.
Nov. !). 1S:!1; m. April h-(S. ls()7, rnideuee, dau. of Lenui'd and 4'abitha (Not;) Hurilunt.
li. Newiiigtoii. ('oiii!.. .Iiiueo. 17s;;, d. Sept. 1:1 17-")7. .") (diil.
11. Amv. b. \).r. (i. 17S2; m. Nov. 21. ls04. Asahrl Porter of W". Hartf., b. May,
1776. ill Fariuiuiiton. Conn.: d. Any. 22. ls:;i;. Siir d. .liine 4, ls:|7. 2 (diil.
Hi. Folly. 'b. Nov. 27, d. Dec.'.".. 17S-1.
1\ . Horace Henry, Dec. 22, 17S."); Wins. Col. ISf], valedictorian; mendi. in Boston
n;aiiy yis.; afterw. a lianker in Cincinnati. (.).. w Iir. lied. tinm. .Ian. o, ls4i).
\'. II. my 44ioiiias, twin with Hoiace Henry: d. Nov. 14. b'^UO.
VI. Timothy Seymour, b. Nov. ."i. !7s7: d. May S, ISIH: n^, Amherst, Mass. : rem,
toCin.. O. , \\\\v. lie was cashiiu- of Ciii. Saviiij^s IJaiik: m. Se])t. 12. 1S12, Abii^ail, dau.
of Sammd and Abiij-ail (.\bbotn Wdiitman, who d. in \V. lia.rtf. Dee. is. lsl2:'(2), Doc.
], 1814, Amelia, dau. of l-'.beni /er and }--!eauor (\N"hitman) 1'';;koii. S chil.
VII i'.i.a-phras. b. ,lan. 22. 17'.iiJ; Dart. Col.. ISID; mihI. wiili Rev. Dr. Nathan Fer-
kiii'-; and at Vale 'I'lieo. Sem.: lici'ii-.d by llanf. No. .^--ociation, 1S20: o:d. at Charles-
town, S. ('., an evaiijzidist. ,laii.. 1S21: iust. at Torriiii^'ford, Conn, Mandi, ls22; opened
a select s'-liocd ihr. and trained youii^'" men and women for teachers, college and ]>rofi'S-
t^ional pursuits, aided by his talented sis,,Mr.-^. l-"ax<jii; the s<diool bi'came wididy known;
m. ]>ec. 1, 1S2!). Hannah, dau. id' Samuel and Abigail (Abbott j Whitman; IsiJtli-em. to
Dracut. Mass,; lS-10 rnii. to Cinriunati. ('.. iMjught the \V<iU:!,iiiiin iif thi Viilkii (anil-
slavery), whiidi he editi-d and ]>ub. till IS."}!); oit;-ani/.ed the "Western b'eform Book and
Tract Soc." In 1S.")1 went to Chicago and i-ditcd b)r oneyear the Clrristia n J'lrii : assisted
in organi/ing and sup.plied the ]iulpit of the lir.•^l Cong. (dih.. mnv. in jioint of numbers,
the second Cong-, clih. in the F. S. — alit. 2,000 memlH-is. For some yis. was the western
sec'y of the .\m. .Miss. Assoc, disbu rsin,^:- all funds to tin' home missionarii's in the N.\V.
Edited the Fn> IF. .</ at Chicago. hNery moral reb.rm. jirotracted meetings, conventions
<d' churidics. ri-xivals — temperance, colonization and anti-slavery — hiM'ariicstly advocated
.and worked for. His w t. d. <)ct. 1. is.'iO. Hem. (2>.June."), IS-l"). Helen Maria, dau. of
Chaides Fuller, 1,. Simsburv. Conn.. Dec, 22, ISOi;; d. March, 1S70. lied, in Chicago),
.June .J, 1SG2. I, Hk.vkv VNihtm a.v. Oct. l."i, ls:!0; d. .Ian. 7. bs4;l 2, Mosks, b. ()ct,
4, 1S:1;^,; d. .Ian. IS, is|:;. :;, Samii.i, Ibrnvi i.. Sept. (i, 1S:;(;; i,,. Nov. 2. isi;!», Fouisa
Clark, dau. of .loscph and Fannv ( Kitidieii > Hardin^;-, li. Taunton. Eiur.. Aug. 2."), is:j."i.
He is an otllcrr in Tieas. Dept.," Wash., Int. Rev. 1, (r/v/.v, Dec, 2, ls74. 2, IKurl.
8ept, 1-1, is;s. 4, H\ui;ii;t I-j.izaiu/i ii. .\iuil ;}. lsl2: d. .\)iril 11, 1S71: in. A]u-il 1.
1867, .John C. iMiicii. vol. F. S. N. from Dec. 7. IsOl. to April 2, ISbC; commanded F.
5. steamer. Sumpter; rank. Master; afterward com. baric. Kinglisher. next. Chimo, and
iastlv the monitor, Miantonomah; res, Exeter, N H.
Vfll. Katharine, b. Sej.t. 2s. I:;M; d. at W. Haitf. Nov. 22. bs:;7, m. Nov. bS-20,
1818, Samuel, s. .,f Fciiuud and Tabith;' (Notti Hurlbuit. 1>. Newiiejton, Cor.n., Mai-ch
V.\. \~xyy. d. .Ma.rcl, V\. isoi. 4 chil.
IX. Fannv Fami'lia, b, Dec. 2:', IF.!:!; m. .Ian. 2(i, 1S2.J, Sylvaiuis, s. of < 'liarles and
Si.iali Wright,"!). I,>utchess Co , N. Y., Aug, 2:], 17'J7, res, Cin", U, ;:1 idiil.
100 nRAXCII OF ir.VXN-.VH.
X. Muivia Miiiia, h. 2sov. 2. 17'.)') (twin); liv. in W. llartf. ISHS; m. Oct. 7, ISU)
Thnnias, s. ol' Elifiic/.cr and Elrnnor ( W'liitniaii) Faxon, b. Au;r. 7, 17l)(i; d. Maieli -j's'
18r).").
Xr. Maria .Marcia (twin with the al)()V(>), d. uiini. at ('in., (')., Nov. '20. 1S4S.
Xll. William, 1>. 0<-t. 17, i;07; ivin. to Cin.. ()., 1K)7: mc'n-lK. hankrr. inKlcrwiiter;
l"'r('S. \Vashin_i:tou Insuranrr ('(). I'roui is;'.!): ni..liily -js, iN'iS, Mari'-arct liand Adams"
Dec. 27, J8()4, in \M^i-as^ct, Mi-.; dan. of Dr. Samiir'l and Margaret "(Austin) Adam.s'. S.
cliil., of wlioiii a dauiilitrr m. }Iai-ri:-nn, a wealtliy mi'idi. of ('in., firm of Ilairison
&' Corjper. F.\x.\v, m. Katon, an aTtist.
218. Hannah Pantry, 1). abt. KisO; wii. will of ]ir-v ]nn. .J.Om in 17-?(); d, hrfor.v
Au^-., 17;J7; slif inlierlu'd ay'icai ^^-^^. in J-",. Ilaiit. and in the Paiitrv ]iastin-.':' m. IIczi--
kiah, s. of Xathanirl and .SUdu'taMc (Poitcr) d'oodwin of IIartf.,1). IfiSfi; rl. .Ian. M-
IT'IC, a. S7. -Miss .Mary K. 'i'alrott irivcs date of Ins d. Sept., 1 iiiS. and hu. in tin- old'
Center burial _uroi:nd ^re]ir. ."). He le.. a -Jd wf., meuiiMni'd in Ins will.
I. John I'an + ry. i^)ai.. Oi-i. -!. 17Ii/- S;irvi-y(,i' ,,f lli-hways in liartf. ami held otluT
town oliiees in 11.; m. T'fb.S'i, 175:], Anne t^pi'nccr, ], An.n'i:, ba]). .April 14, 17.")4. -J
II.>lNNAH, bap. Ma% is, i;,",,'., ;;, HKy.!;Ki.\if, bap. l'\-b. i:;. 17.77; d. Jan. -ii, isci). 4'
John Pan'ii;v, bap, April 1, 17')it, 5, llKzr.Kr.xu, bnji. Man-li -JO, l^dl;.!. June l.v'J;J or
"53. 6, El, I.I .Ml. b. Feb. (5, 17(;:i 7, Ai!h;.mi., baj.. Mareh 2-J 'l7(;7.' S M \kv l.ao
Dee. 25, 17(•|'^'.
1 1. llannali, iv. ^^'also:l .
A Ile/.ekiah (ior.dwin >>[ E. lb;i-if.. Conn., m. Se|)t.ll Isll jviiilv d.m of
Eliab and Don-as Williams l>ra,n, b. lh<- . 21. 17!);!. of E. ![. /. : 1 . 'l-^aa('i-, Pn-.tt' b J,,n
29, ISl;;. 2, llora.-e Elv, b. Jul'. ;jii, l.s],-,. :;. l-:niilv .Marv. b An.- ] 1S17 4 Fdvin
Olmst.-d, b. Nov. 24, I.SUI. '■,, Frrd.-riek. Ii. Oel. 22, 'iN-J."); 'd. Oct. p,', ]x-2t\.
llezel;i:ili (.'nnduin, ui. Peb.era, daj. (dMa.i;ob and Diad.-ina (1 1 n bbai d ) ],.)onns
h. De.-., ]';7t>; n-s. ]51f>ondielil. Conn.
1, n,.y,i-kiali (.ioodwui, b. Maich 21. 17!)b; d. Nov. 2s, ISdS. 2, AluLrail, b.
180;>. H, John P.uiUy, 4, (leoiye D., mem. v'nnn. Li-^j;. from Siiaron l^Nl; f. ni Polu-rt.
and Julia, t uins.
1, Erastus D. (ioodwin, b. Jan, 7, l.S2o; Pep. Cwn.n. Lei,-, fioni Salisburv l^^CO-
liad 1, Julia, b. April l,lSb7. 2, Eanra A., b. },i:.v, ISIO. :] Charlolte b Oct IS-'T
A, Julia, b, .April, lS-24.
214. rtcbecca Pantry, bap. D'-.- b"), ]W2: (]. Ft'i). 2S. ]770. Inherited consider-
able property in J-l. llartf. a;\d in die Pantry pasture; m. Apiil :Vj, ]7l;i Xatlianiel"
.Tones.
1. 'Mary, b. Sej)!. 8, 1714; ni. Walker.
11. Pantry Jones, lived on Front si., llartf., on the (dd Pantiy lot; he held various
town ..)t!ict-; l-fl the bulk of his property to Id.- m-jJ.ew. Xathaji"iel Junes, biit liis i-es.
on Front .St. he yave to his sis., Abi^^aii Killjourne. Ik m. March 4, 1741 Jerusiia
Cadw<'ll, and d. abt. UUn.
\\[. Abi^-ail .tones, m. Capt. Xathani(d Kilbourne, b. Ja.n. 1.5, 1 7:^1 , s. of 'I'lionia.-?
and .Mary (Hi,i:>iins) K. of ]■:. llartf.; sea eiijit. ; d. at sea, June l-l, 175'.), and his bro..
Thomas, the mate, d. sm day (ui sni. ship, a suspicion of Hiurder bv the crew. She d.'
in Hartf., Jan. 19. 17!IS, a. 71 ; bu. in ('.-nt-r .-hh-.-vanJ; her stone i'n.sc. ; '• Whc-u (iod
d.<th call we all must <.^(., ami bid farev.-e!! to all bcl()\>-." I, Ri;iii;i e.i.. m. Isaai- Ma-^on
2, M.VKV Anx, bap. in i:. Ihutf., Apii! 2S, 1754; m. Walker. », Srs.\x.\.\ii. 711"
Joliii Kunce of Ilai-tf. 1, Z^v.v.v, //, jue.ch. it> llartf.; for numy yrs. di'a. .ofthe<-hh.; m.
. 1, Janies .\I. 2, John P. Punce, Prts. of ihr Phn-idx l']anlc of IPirtf. for Uianv
yrs. Two of the mo.^t ])roiniiient citi/..ais nf Harlf. 2. Xndm ni'. I . Of this fani. line
arc l-Mward M. Biince, Cashr. Plueuix Pank id llaitf., .lonatlian 15. Punce, Prcs.
Pho-nix Mutual Fife Ins. (,'<,. of Martf. ami F. M. I5unce, Commander. P, S.'x., at
Charlestown, Mass., >n':i\.i1 SiaPou, 1.^7;!.
l\ . .Inhn Pantry .lom-s, b.-ip. Aui.^ !(, 17:5b; kept a tavern in E. 11,-trtf. on the
Pantry farm; in. ; cldl. b;;;.. inllai-tf. 1, .1 i;i;i-sH.\, April 1, 1 ;5'.). 2, MiiiiA\| l'\,
Feb. 1. 17di. :!. Xatii \Mi:i.. Xov. 14, 17f;2; devis.-i^ (d" his unci,-, Panlrv Jones of
lands iu llartf. and E. Harif, in 1700. 4, John.
23. Mary Pnntry, b. ab,,ut !f;.54- d. Mar.-h 25, 172:5, a. W.)-, bv will of Inr mo
Mrs. Hannah Weli.-s, i,, l,avc a pi.j;-e of -..Id atal a -old rin-; m. Xathaniel, .s. uf 4"h:i:Mas
and iJ(4)eec.i Prurneri Miv, b. Sept. j.p i(;:,i; a. d.'t. ! 1, 172.5; will [Unve.l at Xew Ilav.,
Dec. G. 1725. gives to s. Xathanie] all r.-ai estate t-xcept the " Poplar Hill " land, whlcl!
GOODMAX, PANTKY, MIX, KUWE. 101
lie givos to f^r. s. Xathaniel Mix. To dan. Hel)ecca Kowf, UlJ; to daii. Ilanuuh Mix,
J:'l(Mi, am! to cacli of his gr. diil. (cliil. of Kebecca), T) sliiliings.
I. Marv, b. Nov. IH, IGS'2, not iianicd in will of f.
II. li.'b(^-ca, b. Nov. 20, KiSl; in. Mattlicu" Ihnvv.
III. Xathaiiiid, 1). 1V,'.I2: m. Anna I'anncU; (2) Hrbt-cca Lines.
IV. h'annali, liv. in ll'2~).
V. Sarali, b. .laii. 12, 1099; not naincd in will.
232. Rebecca Mix, b. Nov. •?:]. ir.sl: d. D,-. t;, iTijO, a. 7G: m. iM-b. l.ITK),
Maithcw, s. of Jclm and Abigail (AKo],^ i;,.\vc of E. Hav.; b. lY-b. 14. l(i^:,: d. lire. 29.
17")0; bro. of Sti'phcn iJuwc, \vlio.-::r wid. Marv (Peck) ni. 172!i, Pt'a. 'I'ininthv 'I'utilo [9].
1. Mai-v. b. Jan. 21. 1711.
II. Abitail. b. .Jan. 17, 1712: ni. Mav l:-;, 17>](;, Stephen lvo.s.
III. .John. b. May :>. 171.7; d. -Ian. 1 1. 17S9; ni. .July 9, 1741. Hannah, (dan. of .loin,
iuid Martha Tuttlc) Siniiii ('//(^t 1, .M.v'i- nii:\v, b. Feb. 20, 1741. 2. M.vr.Y, b. Marrh
22, 1744. :]. Lois. b. Manh 21, 174fi. 4, M ATniKW, b. March is, 174S. ,j, IIan.naii,
b. .hme C, 1749.
IV. Sarah, b. Oel. 2i), 17Ui; in. Daniel Olds.
V. Hebe.-ea, i>. Oei . 22, 171S: m. Fel.>. 17. 1742, .lorl Tattle. [GJ
^'I. Hannah, b. .\uir. S, 1721; m. .Ian. Iti, 17-1'], Ste]4ien Thoniji.soii.
Vll. Lydia. b. .lune'.O. 17-'o; ni. Job Sniiih.
2322. Abigail Rowe, h. Jan. 17, 1712; m. May 18. 178t), Stej.hen Ives; d. ai)t.
17-!o. whin iidni. of hi.-< est. was given to wid.. Abigail; the .j clii!. named. 'J4ie >.vid.
><lowo!- divided, 1797, to heirs, or legal rejis. of .loseph, hrs. of Sti-iiheij, Hilary, hr;-;. (d'
Keb(?rca. and hrs. of F.noeh.
1 Mary, b. July 18. 1737; l>ani.l Iv s, gininl.. 17.r2.
11. Pvelieeea, b. Feb. 27, 178^^; in. Wiiliaiii Bradley. 1, Frii;KTf.\, d. y. 2. .Io'-:i,,
<!'. v. 8, WiJ.i.iAM. b. .Mav IS. 17i!8; ni. Oct. G, 17s,-,. "Maw Monlthro}). 1," P''''//. d. v.
5. "U7V//'///7. 8, S,j/n,„>,,;^ d. v. 4. L>'rnfi". 5, lio^cirrU. 0. Tt/r^is. 7, 1' ''h;. x,
iJiiiilntli Roin. 9. .sV/'/,v -//,.' 4, Ai;i<;.\ii., ni. 1791, Nathaniel Gah-, b. 1772; d. N.
llav.. 1S13; wid. rem. to Tauntim, Mas.-;.., wiihh.rr daii. 1, Hn.-oinu. in. <'harle-; L. A.
I'ottier of New Hav. 2, ILn-ni, b. .huie IG. 179S; drowiuMi in t'onn. Riv. at llartf.,
-.Iuly2G, 1817. 8. Jlarri-t J/rdl,/. h. Oct. 7, ISOG; m. 1827, Albert Convers; (2) Jann-s
H.- Anthonv; res. Taunton, Mass. 4, ]Li>'htJi Fust, r, b. Oct. 17, ISQS; m. Eeni. l]e..-rh(!r,
Jr. [:;j r^.' EUz.ihUh.v.K. IVla Baleh of \\'. Havif. She d. ls27. G. J;.//-/ J/"., <!. ISIS.
1 , ynliuiiiul. N, J.fiiii. 9, Fiinini. The la^-t three d. inf. ."J. Ini-WM', d. socni .
III. Joseidi. b. Oct. 2''), 1740; Jon.iihan Ives, guard., Tl^o; in. . lu 17S1
Jos.-ph Oilbert g-uard. to minor daus., A.lilu.ML and Jo.\,.N.\.\, and lUivid (irannis, guard.
lo Kt'ii!.
U'. Stephen, b. Mandi IG, 17-11; res. North Haven: est. div., 1798. to wid.. S:irah,
<hi!.. .ioSKi'ir, \\'iLi.i.\.M, in 179'.i alil. l.'i yr,^. old — Abralnun Blakeslee, guard., — S.vi.l.v,
I'tMj.Y. St'KKV and P.mtv.
V. I'7no(di; Ste]ilien CoojKT, guard.. 1757; d. abt. 1797, when Ids est. was div. to
J<is., Mary, and hi's. c)f dec. bros., and sis., l!ebecca.
232G. Hannah Rowe, b. .\ug. 8, 1724: m. Jan, IG, 17-1.7, Steplieu Thomi)soii.
lie m. (2) .Mars' Hahhv-iu and had .lames.
I. A mo'-, d. y,
II. Amo.-,, b. A ng, 2, 17.71 ; m. Mary Tiiom].->o]i. 1, I1i;/,i;k(.\h, d. y. 2, ^Vl:,l.I.^M.
8, Ei.i/Ai;T-.iii. 4, l^A\^. .7, M.\i;v. 'i. St sax. 7, Piih.kmo.v. 8, Asi-natii. 9.
Hti.iMH, d. y. FJ, Ili.zKKiAif. 11, 4>rin::;, d. y.
ill. Mose-., b. Dec. 28, 17.74; m. De^-ire jloulthrop. I, HA.NN.\ir. m. John Hem-
ingway. 2, Dr.<n!i;. 8, Anna. 4, CiiAitnKs. -7, ('i.ai;i>sa. G, Svi.vkstki!, d. y.
-7."1-!i:t--kv, d. y. s, PjIitskv. 9, S.m;au, d. y. Id, S.MtAir, d. y.
I\'. Hannah, d. v.
V. Stephen, b. .hm. 11, 17G0; m. 1779. Lois I'.radley. 1, Auors-irs. 2. Silas,
d. y. 8, Ha.nn.mi. d. y. 4, Oi:i.AXiiii, d. y. 5, PANsn:-.r. d. }. G, S.MiAir, d. y. 7.
Hann.mi. 8, Wvi.i.is.
233. ISTatLailicl Mix, b. lGi)2. lu 1728 received de-'d of 82 acres of land in
Hartf. from his uie.de .1 ilm Pantry: will dale<l May \:\. 17.77: um<.v. f. lo becca. ;• , atid s .
Nathaniel .Mi\ to h;i\e 8 .acres in S7irk-hire C^u.irter, .\. 11. , and 2n acres in Amit_\ Palish.
<ippo-;ile 'Piniotliy i'.rdr^ I'ann, etc.; i!a;i. .\m!i:! .Mix, s. .labi/, ixis. lb- d. Oct. 2-1. 177G,
Ji. Gk inv. l"977; m. .Ian. 22. 172:'.. Annali, dan. of l-'-nj. and Fli/abitli (Sperry) Bumudi,
b. Ocr. 11, IbliO, d. Se[.i. 17, 178,1. at b. of -. Jai-e/; (2, Aug. 8L 1782. Ibd.'ec.-a. <hn.. of
lO'i BRAXCK OF JIAXXAir.
lt:i!i.l. and Alualt Bas-ett Liu.-s, 1). Vvh. KiHT; d. Maicli V2. IT^O. a. S-2. 11. -i- dmv, r ,Iist.
178"J to AiiMu AlwattT, wf. ol" Jercmiali, ami Jalx"/ Mix. Iii 17;).l she is iiamcd in a i-diiv..
U) Aafon 'J'ntllc of land laid out to Kal))h Lines, witli llannali. \vf. of .loliii Thouias,
J(>sci)'i and J^f-nj. l.iin-s, and Abiali, wf. of Silvanus i'larlv. — X. II. Luixl lid'orO. I l,v
1st in.:
1. Natliani-d. 1,. .Nf.nvh 11. 17-?4-"'); ni. Saiali ]>,iadl.>v.
II. J>rcp]i.-n, 1). \nr. ID. 17:iS: d. May -Jl. 17:!<;.
III. Jahc/.. i). Sfj)t. 12, I7;)l; iji. .Ii'ndnia Brown. /. lu" Od n;. :
IV. .Mary. 1). .liui.-!J, ];:j:!; d. .hii,.- 11, \rM\.
V. Siciihcn, d. Si-])t. 1. 1787, a. '-il yrs.
y[. An:ia, h. A]i!-il "J. !7;!o: tu. •IiTcuiiah Atwairr [:3].
VI 1. Stephen, h. April IS, 178'..».
2331. Nathaniel Mix, 1>. Ma.r.di 11, ne-I: d. S.^pt. -JD, 1749, a. -r): m. Sand,.
dan. n{ Aimer linidley and -in. ol Manha, v. f. of llez.-kiah 'I'Mtt le [:i |. Ii. th.. disi. ol
her f.'s e>:. in 17--^-") slie is named as wid. of Na.th. Mix, and as lia\ini^- s. Narh. Shr ;;i.
('2) 1731. !{ezehiah Ilotcddiiss and liad 1 s. Sin- d. hi ISO'!; est. div. same w. to thf fon,-
(ddl. of her s., Mat)]. Mix, " the onlv peisnn now intere-;T.-d in the est." .h-sse 1). Mix
to liave lialf th.e old hona-tead and l"oi in ^V,-stt;eld.
I. Nathaniel, 1). .\ov. 17, 17-!'.); d. Nov. Oil. 17sl. e-t. ,|iv.. 17!Hi. l.v Ol.adiah
llotehkiss and J( !>•. Atua;er te, Jesse Bradley Mix, who had Poplar Hill, dan. "hois, s. I"Ii
and (l-ui. Sally. Ih-in. Thankful, dan. of .'oiin .MlinLi'. o. 17oo; d. .\\\v:. s, is;)]. Sli-in.
(2) Jan. 1, 17\to, iintlierford Trou In idire. v.hose s. Josrph l)v 1st svf'. in. hois Mix. 1,
hois. d. .lune '.".», is.pi, a. (■>.">: ni. S.-p; •.'.""). 1 7r'(;. ('apt. .lo.~. ph 'l'i(e.v!ii-i<ii;'r [11 1; ;!c!:ii. -2,
Jksse 15k-VDI,kv. 8, .Ki.i. d. Nov.' 21. InH. a. 'io: 'I'inioiliN lUi-sett. un.ir'd.. 17:t(i: m.
(-'raee Peek wle> d. dan. !H. isi.;.'). a. 7^. 1, AV/.vA/' P.. d. at Ihirhadoes, \\'. ],, Oer. o.
lS8f). a. 2-"): remains hmu^lu lunne. !, S.w.i.V, d. nnrn. alit. 1N2-"); when adm. of e-^i-.
^dveii to-Eli Mix. dist. to bro. ami sis,, thr. weie :', shares of F.a^rle Baid< stoid<.
2333. Jabcz Mix, h. S.pr. 12, 17;!1. Y. C. 17ol. d. (I't. •",, 17(;2. a. ;ll ; m. F-i..
12, ] 7-')'.i, .lenuma Brown. In. 17'Jl Pranei^ Brown ap])r. u'uard. to tin- onh' idn!. .^hlrv
•and Anna. .Slie ni. (2) P(!e 12, Uiif. .'e:rniiah Barnet of N. II.
24. Kebecca Welles, h. May. Kmo.- d. Nov. 5, 1717: m. Aiiir. P!, ItiS'J. .Pun-s
Judson, h. Apiil 24, Iii.-)!!, s. of Pient. Joseph and Sarah (Porii-r; Jmlson nf V\ ini.i.sor.
Conn. He was a de})Uty to the i^en. rouri. Pii-ut. of draL'-oons. andrajit; res, Siratfoid,
Conn. lied. Peh. 2."}. 1721: in. (2i Xov. 2t). I7!S(;<. co'us. .n' ids 1st wp), Ann, dan. ,jf
Sannt-.d \\'el!s and ui.l. of.lar.ies Ste.d (d' Wetlif-r^iiidd: .v. /.
I. llannali, b. .May :;(.), PiSl ; m. Papt. James Lewis.
IP Sara.ii, P. F-.di. ic, P3s:p m. (),-i. 12. 17US, IP-v. Nathaniel (dniuneev.
IIP P.d..vr... h. Pr'o. 2o. V'.<\: d Pel). 2'!, I'I'.IS, a, 14 vrs.
W. A\'i!Pa::i. o. Jan. 4. Pl^5.
^■. Joseph, b. June 10. I(is7: m. Mareli 14, 17()'J, Hannah, dau. of IP-nrv ai:i
Deborah llawley of Stratford, b. Oct. 7, Ids!).
VI. .Jame.s', P. April IP IHSH: m. Pec. IS, 1727, ^[a.rilia Pewis.
VIP Phel.e, b. Det, 12, ICiOP ni. Jnne2iP 1714, Joseidi Powis.
VHP D.ivid, b. .\n,-. 7. 1G'J;J. ni. Mar.di 2:t, 171o, Plula Srih-s.
241. Hannah Judson, b. .M;iv;j(), pj.si; m. Nov. 11, 17(i2, ('apt. James p.-wis of
Stratford.
I. John, b. Pee. 2f>, 170;]; in. Sarah Sherman.
IP -M.ary, b. .May PS, 17U(J.
IIP James, h (.)Jp 12. 170S; m. P.-c. , Kdl, Xaond Sherman, b. :May 12, 1712, sis.
of Sarah, who m. Jolm L'M\is. 1. \\\{ u\-:\.. b Mareh 19, 17.'52.
IV. Pavid, Jan.' 5, 1711; d. 17S1; y. ('. 17:30.
V. A!)iirail, b. Nov. 'J, 1722.
2411. John Lewis, b. Dee. 20, 170;p m. D. <•. 27. 1727, Sarali. dan. of NaUianid
and Abiu-ad (Hanford) Shrinian. b. Sopr. 8. 170S.
P Natliani. 1 Sln'rnnin, b. June :>, J7;>0; m. 1. X.v'inAMKr, Sin:i;M.\x, b. lli)?t:
d. is-.'s; 1,1. Sarah., dan. of ('apt. Abraluna P.radlev of N. IP I (71 2, IP\NN.VH,b 17--j7:
in. Obadiah Hoteldds.,.
II. Amos, A\ig. li), l7o2 ■'
III. Xatiian.
IV. Sarah.
V. James.
MIX, JU1;S0X,. WKI.LKS, LEWIS. 103
YI. John.
VII. .ludson, 1). March lU, 1743; m. Tec. "J."). 1777, Ann, (hui. of Dr. Ayiir ;inil Muvy
Tonilinsdn, l)a[). Juui', 17t)U. 1, C.\TE, .hm. lU, "i77'J. 2, Dan, Aug. ."), 1780. ;J, Sauaji,
Feb. 11, 17s:j. 1, PiKhecca, h. Jan. 2S, 178.'}. ."i, Hknky, 1.. Nov. :], 17^7. (J, W.m.
Aguk. Oft. (;, 17S9.
VIII. Jolm.
241112. Hannah Lewis, b. 1757: d. Nov. 2-,\ 1n:^1, m. 74: m. Fob. 1',', KIVJ.
Obadiali. .■^. of e)i);idi:ih IIotcllki.■^s of Hetliany, (""(Uiu., b. Sept. 4, ]7(j'2: Y. C. 17sS; .\| .
1).; d. Jan. 2S, 18:5-2; di uiri;-isl. in X. H. witli ino.in law, X. fc^. Lc-wisand Mason Dnvand.
Tht^ elib-i ()l)adiali H()t(:hkis.-s was a Idacksndth.
I. Silas, b. Ort. 11, 1784; d. Oct. 2, 1790.
II. Fi'wis. b. Dec. 'J."), 1786: jirac. incd.; dca. of the 1st chh. in Xew llav. iS-b'j-
ISalt; d. Oct. 14, iy''M: m. Hannah, dau. of Dr. Jnscjih and Olive (Clavl:) Trow!irid-r. b.
.March 24, 1702. of Danburv. Conn.; d. Auy:. 24, 1S7;^, a. 81. 1, JosKj'ir 'rT;(iwi;i;n)..r,,
h. Feb. li, 1!S21: m. Di-c. 24, 1848, Mary 'Bunco: he d. 8cpt. 2--), IS'bl. 1, X- /.-('.v. ni.
Oct. 15, 1874, Fa.nnv L. Sanlord and liad 1 s. ; n-s. X. 11. i', S(r<'.'i IjUJ. h. Sept. 28.
1853. 2, I'^I!AN(F.s'Lkwis, b. Feb. 17, 182::!: ra. John F.n.-lish: [4] 5 chil. o, Oi.tvi v
C'i-AKK, b. Aua-. 7, 1n24: ni. May 2!l, 1S70, (ico. Edward, s. of (-iad and lloxiuui Kici.'
Dav (liis 2d w'f.), b. March 19. 1^15: D.D.; yjastor Edward's chh.. Xortlianii-ton: since
1802 Prof. Ilobr.'w and Sacred J^iteratnre V. C'. : nn-ni. and .sec. of the Am. Com. for
revision of the Xew Testament: comp'der of 1), .s-rrnihints of Thini'iix Di'ij. lie m. fl)
Amelia Oaks of X. 11. 4. Sai;aii A.nx. b. Xov." lU, 1S27: A. Jan. 15, 18;Jl. 5, Sap. \il
Taitan, b. Oct. s, l,'s:;2: d. Xov. H.;. Is,).",.
III. Ibtnnah Frances, b. April 7, r7;((i; <1 May 4, 1815.
242. Sarah Judson, b. Feb. 10, liis:^,; d. May :n, 1745: m. Oct. 12, 17'>S, by lU-v.
CharU'S Chauncev (d' Stratford, Conn.. l!ev. Xathani(4 Channcey, b. llailield, .Ma^^s..
Sept. 21, IC.Sl; s.'<;f liev. Xathaniel, and g. s. of Pres. Charles Cliauiicey" of Ilarv. ('oh
In 1702 he was one of the five persons who reci'ivid the first degree conferreil by ^ . C.
(lion. A.M.), and so caHed " the first born of Yah'." "rd. ]uistor of tlie Cong. chl.. ar.
Diiiluun. Conn , 17IH). Pev. Eli/.nV Goodrich, whom, his g. dan., Catharine Chaimcey.
succeeded in 175'). and theii-dau., (/atha.rine (ioodricl;, m. Pcv. Ihivid Smith, v.ho uas
pastor from 1790 to I8:t2. malvinii- 12() yrs. durir'g whicli the Ibndiam jiulpit wa.> in the
]io.-«',s-ion of one famlK-. t;i-v. 'Xatiianiel Clnuuicey (L l"eb. 1, 1750. Jlr was a Feih)W
of Y. C. from 174() to r752. Of him it w;.s s:iid. --he was not a large man, but a man of
great ]>resence.''
1. Elihn, b. March 24. 1710: m. .Mar.'h 2^. 17;;0. Mary Criswold.
II. Sarah, b !m4... 1711: m. I)e;i, lsia'4 IVirritt of nurhani. formerly of Stratford.
Conn., b. 10^7: d. 1750,- s. of Steplien, and unrle to l^lihu Burritt, g. f. of the •• learned
blacksmith." 1, S\i;Air. bap. Xov. 2, 17:-;4. 2, Isi;.\ki., b. Aug. 14. 1780; an interesting
voiuiir nnin: d. in Dnrluun, nnra.. May 25, 18(iO. W. Axx, Imj). Oct. 10. 174:]. 4.
CirAlVr.hls, bap, AtiL'-. ol, 1740: a Ib'V. .sol. 5, \Yii.i.iam, b. 174S: m. , who d. Dec.
8, 1798; reared a fam. in the X'. \\ . jiart of Conn. lb- d. in Beth!<4iem. Conn., .Nov
14, 1802, a. 54. l. llmninh, <l. Feb., 1704, a Id yrs.
III. Catharine, b. Se])t. 22. 1714: d. x. i. Jum' 11, I780: m. 17o2, I'.enjamin Stiilson
of Wethersti(4d. Conn.; V. C. 1724; d. 17S0.
IV. Abiu-ail, Oct. 2. 1717: d. Xov. :), 170S: m. A].ril 5, 1749, 1749, Hon. JaO-/,
Hamlin of Mid. (s. of Jolm atu! Marv, dau. of lb v. .Xaihainel Collins, and g. s. of Jabe/.
Hamlin), b. Jnlv 2S, 1709: Y. C. 17'2S: I'ol. <d' mil.. Just, of the Qimriim, Chief .bnlo-e
Co. Coni't, JuiJiie (d' Probate. A.s.-^is. in Ooh.nial Council, Pep. 01 .sessions, Speaker .d' the
House, mem. Ib-v. Coin, of Safetv, Ii^^t .Mayor of .Miildh-town. De;i. 1st Coui'-. chh.: <1.
Ajiril 25. Kill, a. 82. He was 4 t'imes ni. 1. Jon.v, b. \>rr. 11, 1752; d. Sejii. 20. 1770.
2, Mai;<.ai;ki-, June 22. Kofi: d. .v. i. Aug., isi7. a. 91 : m. Sammd Canfield. M, AnioAii,.
Mav 4, 1758; d. Sept. 10. 1759.
V. Xalhani.l. b. Jan. 21, 1720: m. Jan. 10, 1750. Mary Stocking.
VI. Elnatlian, I.. Sej-t. 10, 1724.
*Uev ClKirlei Clinuncev was rector of \V.\re in HertfonKliire, Kn.;., in 1627. He eniij;ri.tcd to New
Enf,'.. and is nnteMur of liW >jf the ti.utie in tb-j I.' . S. Kev. Isr;;el C. oi St-'imtord w:w his ,-,. ^...o ( a a:i>t-
cey Mcmc-ia!, from which a large part of this lucord of dtsc. of liev. Nathaniel and Sarah uudsom C.
is taken.
104
HR.VXCIl OF Jl ANN All,
2421. Elihll Chauncey, 1> Mnn-li --24, ITIO: d. Aj)ii! 10. ITOI; rcj). J)uil\aiti in
Conn. Let;, biennial sessions; i'lprt(^d couTin. :'>'.) vis. witli ojic cxcoiHion, wlien in ihe
iioitliorii Tirmv. ActiniT Col. of ri\f:t. in Frem-li wiuv ; Tlif. Just. Co. Court; nvhuUI not
tjilif tilt- oath": sus]iertr(l <if favoring tin- torics, and Indd no otrict; dui'ing tli.' ]\cv. wur;
ni. Maroli "2^. 1T:SI), Ma'-v, d:ui of Saml. <iris\vo](I, I'^q., of I\illin;;-\vortli, Cmin., udio d.
Miindi ], ISOl. a. Si.
I. Charles, b. l)e-.2S, 17;i!l; d. Jan. IM, 17-10.
II. CailicUin". b. April 11. 1741: m. Im-K. 1, HoO. Hi'V. Klizur (ioodricli.
III. Sarali. b. De.-. 22. ;7-l-2: d. Aug. l.j, 1741.
1\'. Sarali. !•. MavS 174.""i; d. iMarcb ID, \K2'A. a. 7S: ni. Lemuel (.'iiernsey. who d.
Julv 17, 17'.I4; (O* ]-^4i,'l',), M'it'). Simeon Parsons, l^sq., wiso d. July 1-.2, ISII), in ,S7tli yi-.
Me in. Mareli Hi. 17")^. Ivmicp llosetter, \vlio d. Ai)iil r,\ 17;>1. .M )•. Par.sons was
rep. Conn. Lei;-, several sessions; J ustice of the I'cace; Cupt. Kev. Army; Town Clerk of
nnrham 17Sf;\o ISili.
W- (4iarle>. b. -May 0, 1747; in. Abigail Parling.
24212. Catharine Chaillicey. h. Ai>ril 11, 1711; d. Aj.rijs, ps;!:), h. SO; remark-
al)le foi- o(),,(l sense in dumestie aflairs, sweetness, franlcness. kindness and jiiety; sur-
vived her husband nianv vrs.. lioiiored and beloved: m. Feb. 1, 1 7-"^i'.l. Ii'ev. Klizur (iood-
rich. b. Hoclcy Hill. Conn". Ort. IN, ]r:;4: d. ^^.v. 21. 17U7: V. C. IT.'i'?: M.A.. 175.^, and
tntor: o)(]aiiied ;i; 1 >Lirhani, ('"un. , 1 7'^!'!: nn-m. eorp. . Y.C., 1 77<i; S.4'. 1 ). . Hrinceii,n Col.
In 1777 (T.ndiihiTe uith i'r. Stili-s for tin- j'residency of Vale Col.; tin' vote a tie, juid he
gave liis own ra-^tiiii'- vote for Or. S., an act whieh wa^ a souree of great ].leasuie to hiu>
i'vei after. On the I7t)i of Nov.. 171^)7. he lefi Imiui. in examine some hiuds in hitiddicld
Co. l>eloim-ini: to Y. C. and next Sunday preaejied in Idttddield; ne\i moridng ])roe.cded
io Xi.rwalk and, was eiitertiducd in the'hosiiitabh:' family of ('apt. Titus Ives, and tin-
evening s)ient in ]iiea>;int conversation. 44ie next nn>rning, soon after rising-, he d. in :im
apo])ieetie lit; reniaiiis rem. to l)iiriiam and funeral sermon jiK^ndied by l?ev. Dr.
I > wight.
i. Chauneev, b. Oct. 2(1, 17~)!l: m. Abigail Smith, f2) Mnvy Ann AV<dcott.
II. Kli/.nr. li. Mar.di 21. 17()1: m. Sej-t.'"], 17S.-,, Anne ( Wiibird) Allen.
lii. Samuel, \>. Jan. 12, 17n:i. m. July 2!l, 17^4 Kii/abeth k.ly.
1\'. I'dilin Cliaiuie.y. b. Sept. \i\. Kli!; "l'. C.. 17^4: d. 18it2. mini.; lawyer ami
land spi'cnlatiir: re-. ( 4avei-;ii4< . N . Y.
V. (Iinrle-- .\n-nMns (ioodricli, b. .Mandi 2. 17(iS: d. unm. lv()4: Y. C , IT'G. Less
vigorous than the other ss. . he |)o.— csxd a lin<' ta-te. pnetical geni',i-~. pi.ms and amiable
<lispo-ition. Stud, fo!- the ministiy. Imt loo elo-^e appliialion affi'et'-d hi- imrvou> system,
whi'.-h so,)n imluced a ]>ermaiient menta.l derangement. For several yrv. lie res. with liis
lii-o. in KMdgefield. and was aide to mingle with tlie family, e\re].r dining severe i)arox-
i-m~ of liis mahnh'. \\\<- nature was naturally deli(-ate. tender and full of giMierou-; syni
parhie-. ilc iibon'ndi-d in prayer. (,fii-n in laim-uauf 1 1'e mo.-t fervent and imi"iilun-ite, and
at n;!dni:;iii hi> f-im. w.-ie not unf .eipe-ntly awakeil by his .-trains of mu-ii- so sweet and
so pl.-iintive as to prevent shcjiiliir bir hmir-. At the close id' his life the (doud was
\\i'lidiawii. and the -an of riuhteoM-iie.-N -liowii brightly upon his darkened mind an.l
beiiu nl)ed aft<-eiion-, and he converged calmly and j'i_\ 1 iilly of his approatdiinLi- de])artiLie.
\d. Nathan, b. Aug. L 177H; d. y.
Yll. Catharin:- Ciiaancey, li. Dec. 2. 177-'): m. l\ev. David Smith.
242121. Chauncey Goodrich, b. Oct. 2(i. 17.V.): Y. C. 177ii; tutor 177!); lb-]'-
in < oiin. Le^. tor ilaitf. ]7'X',: M.-m. Cnu^f. 17'.D-1SUII: piacticed juw in llaitf.. State
Coiii-ilh.r |.so-i.^7- [-_ s; j^,.|,_ ps()7; Maycw of Ilartf. 1S12: Lieut. -Cov. o)' (\mn. ISDJ;
.\lem. llirtl. Coiiv.: d. .\iil;-. l'^. IMo. allection of the lie;itt. '■ His ;ittainments as a
side. !:ii vserc extensive .\ I I he bar iio mall stood liigher. .V wise coun.-ellor; an aide
and uptight nni'^i-^trate, ;uid an example of ;dl that i- \ irinous in the juivate relations <d'
].{<■:--]]', ■fr.,ff .][.,„.,,■,.,': ,11. Ab;:'.-ail dau. (d' Dr. Smith <d' Hartf : (2) (»<-t.. 17N!).
Mari-mn.- (dan. ,.f ( P)v. Oliver a nd Lan ra (.'olliiis) Wolcott, li. Feb. 10. 170."): d. ISI).";:
di-^iin::u;-];''il f I,- l>,.;nil V iiiid wit. l-'or bioL,. notice and inadeipiate |)ortra.it see Dr. (iris-
\^o!d- /.'(/'"''//•.//, (',,,//■', For a verv tine and b:-antil'nl en v.'ta vin.':'. from ;. painting' by
Ivirl.',-e- tC. ■•■.-,,,'/ .]/■,-'/;•//', p. l.'ii.' Slie wa- -i.-. of Hon. I''!ederick Wob-ott ( y^-.s/i ami
<d <io. . Oliver WolcoTi. >eeond S.'C. of the 4'leasiuy .lllder Wa-hingloii.
242122. Eiizur Goodrich, ii. Manh 21. i7til; d. Nov. 1, isp.i; y. C. 1770: vol.
lo ilete.iij .\e\\ ||;,v. 17,'.l: ,-ftel' riie et.ei;iV Icik l)o--e--ion. b.'ing tiled he lay oU a bed.
wh -i.- In wa- b.iy .;e:l i,, iP;. l,i-ear-I 'b\- a Biit. sol. Tnfo|- V. C. 1 7S I -;J;" prac. law,
Ib'li. Leg. 1 7:i.'). ;iiid lor iiKiny yr.^.; se\eral time.- (derk and Speaker id' the llou-e; .M.
CHAT'^;CEY, (JOODrJCH. 105
€. ITDft, i)resrnt at t]i'> last m-ss'kui in Pliila. ami the first in Wa^h.; Collfctdr of tlir I'mt
of X. Ilav. IHOl. but tiinicii (Jilt by Mr. Jrll'crsi.n, tlnai t'lcicil ]^•|.. and soon aftn- Mimh.
of (.'dunci! (Senate) and aniiuayy till I^IS. He was without interiui'-sion a Mem. of State-
].e^. or Cong. 2'A yis. ; Chief Judge Co. Court of X(>w Jlav. Co. K! yis. ; .ludge df ]''rol);ite
17 yrs. : Mayor <if X'. Ilav. IS'i);! to \>i22. (hen resigned; meanwhile was Prof, of Law and
Lecturer Y. C., and im in. of the Corporation and Secretary 28 yrs., to lS4(i. Fi-oiu ent.
Col.. ITTo. uninterru}>tedly connected witli it 7J yrs.; Id.. ]>., ^'s^^^)■. ni. Sei)t. ], ITSG, by
Kev. Jonallian Edwards, I). ]).. [S]. Anm' NN'iihird Allen-- <d' (it. I'.arrington. Mass., b. '
Mar.di i), 17<;H; d. Xov. 17. ISIS.
I. Kli/.ur, b. Oct. ;!. J7S7: Wnis. Cdl.; la^vyer at Tlartf. ; m. Oct. '2'). ISiS. Kliza,
<lau. of (I'en. Ileiii-v Champion.
II. Cliann.-ey Alleji, b. Oct. 2-A. n'.iO; d. Ori. 2:-3. ISOd: Y. C. ISIO; 'I'litor lSL.>-]4;
])a>tor Cong, chh.ai -MiddletDWu, Conn.; Prof, (d' Khetoi'ic and Oratory Y. C. 1817 to
1S;^<I; then transl'erred to Pnd'. of Pastoral Theology; ])ublished a (ireek (irannnar 1S]-1;
Ivitii. /,..v.s-'-/,.s- atid (ire'.- At'.v.v(>/i.v ]S32; viihov Qii/irterlt/ C /in\^fiifii Sjierf/rt'/r sevtvral yrs.
Fron-i IS-JS t.i IStio .'ugaged in the suiieriniendence, etc.nf various ediliMus <.!' the IMc
lionarv of X'o.-ib \\"eiisier; ni. Pri'.nces Julia, dau. of Xoah \V(d).->fer, LL. !>., (hexicog.
rajdu'r.) 1, lii-;v. CiiAiNci.v. Y. C. ls;]7; d. ISliS. -.>, KD^VA]{U CoiU'. 3, lO.V.
AVii.i.r.v.M I1kni;v, V. C. ISIM; tutor; d. 1S74. S. T. D. -I, .)ri.i.\. o, F!;.\ncks.
HI. Xancv (;,M)drich. b. ,'an. L 17:i-J; d. .Ian. 14, 1847; in. lion, lloiry Leavitt
Ellsworth of La Fayetif. Ind., b. ^^';rldsor, Conn., Xov. 10. Hill. He was tw'in bio. to
the Hon. \\')n. W'oicott Ellsworth. (io\. of Cimn. and Judge id' tlie Supreme Court of
Errors of Conn., and tlu' twins were the v(uini:est chil. (d' Hon Oliver Ellsworth of
Windsor. Conn.. Second Chief .!n-ti(-e of the F.S. He gra.l. Y. C. ISHj; res. in Hartf.
abt. 1(1 yrs. A])))!, by (ien. Jnclcson, lies. Com. among t)ie Indian tribes .south and
\vest of the Arkansas. In this service he made extensive circuits tf)^vard tlie Pocky
Mountains, in om* of which lie was accompanied by "Washington Irving, \vho Ihn.s
obtained the materials f<H- his work uixui our western prairies. In abt. two yrs. lie Wcis
called to \V. and jilaced at the head of the U. S. Patent Olhce, wdiieh he rendered one
of the most u.s(d'ul and pojmlar depts. of the (iovt. After abt. lU yrs. he lem. to La
Fayette. Ind., and engaired with zeal, energy and great success, in the purchase and
-settlenu'iit cd' C. S. lands, by which t!ie norther;i ]iart or the state wa.s greatly benetited.
He returned to Conn, in conse((uen(-e ni' ill health, and d. at Fair Haven, Conn., Dec 27,
lS-")>^, iu llie C.sth yr. of his a. He ni. (2^ Catlniriiie S;niih,a cousin of his 1st wf. 1.
Hkxky ^^'lr,I,t^^! l-ll.t swdsnii, b. 1S14; Y. C. is:i4; lawyer; rem. to Ind. ISoo, and
jifier ls.")0 was coun.st4 titr S. 15. F Moi.se in his tel. pat. suits. He was fo-r some time
Sec. of Legati<ui and Charge de Affairs to Sweden; d. Aug., 1S04. Author of S'/v^'Acv ';/"
t/i< I'ppir Wiibiis/i ]',iI!,i/_ li,<l.. S vo., 1S88, and a contributor to the Kn\rkrrhor};,v
^Tiiijiiiiin. 2. El)"\v.\t;i). ;;. Ax.MK: she dictated the first telegram sent m-er the first
American teleiZTajdi, that lietweeu Washington and Baltimore; '-WHAT ILV'l'H (iOI)
wporcin:-! .
242123. Samn.el CTOOdrich, b. Jan. 12, 17(!:i: Y. C. 1788, and joined chh.; ord.
ax Pidgefield. Conn.. July d. 17.^1). Often called to' aid in settlinii- eccles. difliculiies;
dismiss, hI at his own request Jan. 22. 1811. Inst, at Worihingion (Lerlin), Conn., M.-iy,
HThe seb.'sion ot Cong-. wa.s drawine; to a close and i'. was no: thoujjht prob;ib'ie that tlio bill would be
reached. Prof. Morse, who had despaired of its pass.uje, was preparuis- to leave for New York. In
the morning. Miss Annie Ellsworth, then a y.iune; school girl, called to con^fratuLne him. Herf.uher,
then Com. of I'atenf!, and an intimate friei:d ol Pr^f. Morse, liad watched th.e House till ih.e last nionicnl.
She said ; " Fa.tl'.tr sent rre to tell you tliat your bill wa-, pa^.'^ed. He remained until the se.ssiun cCsed,
and yours wps the i:>-Si bill but one acted upon, and it \vas p.issed just tive minutes before tte adjourn-
ment ; and 1 am t.o,:;!ad to be the tirst one to tell you. Mother says, toj, that yon must come home with
me t'-' breakfast " The srra'eful t'rof. th.anked her apain a:id a^'ain.and assu'-ed lier that she should send
over the wires the rlr.-,t messaiiic as her reward. The mr-licr was talked over in the famdy and Mrs. Kils-
Worth suppcsted lt;e messai;e v.-hic!i Prof. .Morse referred to her daijLrfiier, and this was the one subse-
•quently sent when the line ti)Ctwefn Wash. :i.rid l?;.'l. w.is c-uiiplcted. Albert \'ail, his asst. beinff at the
Sloant Chare L)epot in Rait, .and i"'rof. Mor.-e in the Chamber of il:e Suiueme Court in Wash., and the
circuit beint; found perfect. I'rof. .\T. sent t" .-\nnie for h(rr mevsacre. and it came: "' i^'h-it halh C'.r
-v>ii:ii,'-'ir " — the tirst message ever ir.insinilttd by a rc'-ordii.;^ trleurarh The si'>rv has been otten told
■with many e-xacjeeralions. and has roamed about l'ant»:.'e with much. r.jmaiuic material aitaclied to it, bet
theabove is the simple, true statement.
lOG branch; of haxxah.
ISl 1. :md coil. till-. 54 yrs. }[o ivjul tlic Bihlt; tliroiii;-]i in coui^" several Times ti. liis
ruiiiiy, beirinniiig- ]S()r». ci.rniili'tetl ISO!), "1-2^ '\.l_ •](; 'lil, "-^l . "j;;, •o.-,, -o; 'os ■;;() •;>.)
and ';?:5. He was sul)j<Tt to iiout for many yrs. , \vlii<li af^last alVerted Ids l.rain! Attrr
tli;il Ids lucid intervals were few; d. a1 Berlin, A|)r:l 11), ]s;>"), il 7-2; m. .lnl\ '2!) ITsi
I'lli/ahctli, dan. of Col. John Kly.^ At tlie a:.;c of 20 I'dizaliel li ,' lietler known as Bit-fV
was very liraidifnl and In^ddy acconiplislied. ••Almost as lianrlsome as l^ets.-v Klv'^
i)ccanie provei liial. After m. and riMn. to i;id-<{i(dd . a yreat chani;-e oc<-ni red' i;, fh,,
f<prtnn(s of lier f. and ex|i"ctaiions fro?n that Sduri-e wi'Ve cut <jff: hnt she /ealoush-
devoled ]iel-.-elf to her duties and W:i-. a jiaUeru of coii-j ii -a.! co-.ipera t ion and tidelitv
She was a gn-at lover of tlie heantifnl in nature and often niii^ht he seen at the (dose 'if'
day retired and alone in contemplation. The lines i,r i\,ll,„-].; aiiproiirialid v d.-s<-rihe tlie
scx-nes slie loved and the tf'nij)er of }ier inind;
" The moon awoke, and from her maiden face
Sheddinjr her cloudy locks, lookc-d meekly torih
• And wiih her virgin stars walked in ihe heavens ;
Walked ni,£;h:ly. ihouprh cmh ersui^r ai .she walked,
Of pur ty and holiness and G'jtl.''
Her last illness was lone- and painful. Slie d. March :>. ls:!7, a. 7-2; surv. lu-r his
two yrs. ; 1(1 chil., of wlioni "2 d. y.
]. Sarah ^^■orl]^ino•ton. 1). An,-. 7. 17S."): m. Anms Cooke; (2) Frederick W'olcorr
11. Eli,;aheth, 1). Ai.rii 2(i. irs7: ni. Kev. Noah. s. ,,r Cliarh-s Coe, Ks,]. : V. (\
ISOS; has keen i)astor at New llanf., .\. Y . ('. and (ireeuwich. Conn.; res. X. ihiv • d
ISTI. 1, Cn.vs. (iooDKK II; Y. C. isti:; Lk.jk Cul. Co!.. iSiVj. -2. l-d;i;!'t:KT(K C\u-
I'l-.xrKK. -M. A. ■.',. Hi;v. S\\!i it,; Y. C. isr.S: ,i. is.iii. 4. Ki.iz auiVhi Hi. v.
HI. Ahigail, h. Nov. 21(. I7ss; m. liev. Samu.a ^^■hitth■sev.
IV. CharU-, Aufrustus, h. Aun-zl':!, 17'.M); n.i. Sarah l^pson".
A'. Cathaiine. h. Dec. i, 17'.'!: ni. Daniel Dunhar; Y. C. 171>-1; d. ]y4i: lawver.
lu-rlin. Conn. ' " ' '
VJ." Samuel (Jriswold, h. Aii-:. 10, 17!i;!; m. Adeline ( Jratia Iha.llev; r2) Marv Hoo't
\'II. I'dihu Chauncey. o. Nov. IN. 17llo; d. .lunel). kr:)7.
\'lll. Mary .\iin Wolcoti.i li. May 2'.i. 17'.>!i; m. X. Ik Smith.
i\'. J-aiiily (.'hauiK^ey, h. "Nkiv. 2o. IsOl; d. Oct. 2o. l^i'-K
X. hauily Chaimcey, 1). X.a". lli, ISO."); m. i;,.v. Daiins, s. (.f Samuel and I'oilv
(Mead) Mea.d of (ireenwidi. Conn.; "tk C. 1S2S; res. Hostun. 1. S.VMit.r. < Jodi'!;!' !(,
2, Kmiia- (idoDKicii, 111. h'ev. Ciiailes Bahcocd--. (J-^M^c. ) of Boston. :k A i)i:i. mdi-: k.i.v.
4. U'diri iiiN(.-i.iN Jk.v. 5, lIi;ri:N.
2421231. Sarah Woi-ihinp;ton Goodrich,!.. Anu-. 7, i7s5; d. Scot, u |s|-2
She was distinc-uished equally fur tier love of hooks, of tloriculture and of 'lahor. Slie
was luted tor Yale Cuk when twelve yrs. .,f a. ami cried hecause ylie c(nihl n<it enter.
In Iht po-iiion a1 Litchii'dd .die -^uslaiiied the r.'Iation .d" mothei' t.. ua rd tin ee ^^rts of
chihlr.n, vi/. ; tlM.seof Mr. Wojcott ky hi.-> first m.. and her own hv both inarria-es; to
ea(di and all ol' wlionr slie showed a irenerous and tender ati'ectioii ; ni'. Amos Cooke" Msii
of Danbiny, C,>nn., (s. of Col. Jose}di IMutt and Sarah Bene.lict Cooke, and trr s -d' l.'ev.
Sam'l Cooke uf Prul-^eport), h. 0(«t. 11, 1770; Y. C. 17U1; d. Mav 1:^ iPlO He wis
'■'i'^''." i!"^^" f''-^ "'■'''^ ^ ptiys., eel. for his successful treatment -i small po.\ by inoculation at a hospital
iretjory, phys.
■»It IS \sntten of tlie poet. Percival, that after his grad. at \ . (. . then a vuuntr man about -o. he returned
hoaie to Ker;MnL;ten (Berlin). '■ but found few who could respond to his own ooeiical and cultivated
mind, yet there was one. the dau. of the Berlin pastor and the sister of th<; late ' Peter Parley,' whose
beauty of person, eloRant raanncrsand refined tastes made her an attractive ctimpanio" . .\t the parsonaee
he was aUvays a welcome visitor, and with this young lady lie ' botanized in the tields and poetized in the
library. It w.is with her that he found his most consrnial socie'V ; and it is her name which occurs most
frciuently in the p.. ems he now wrote. The foll.nving is a specimen of the breathinjrs of his passion : —
' ''"''.'-' T"""""? ''' '''i'l'^i'if,' 'I'er the hills. The dewy roses, hh.ominj' fair.
\\ nil softened li.i:ht and colors fray ; Glitter around her fatheks ha\
Throu^b L-r-n-e and valley sweetly th.-ills But still mv Mary is not there--
1 he melody ot early day. The fairest ro=e is far .wa' '
This was perhaps the most charming' aoiuaintance that iVrcival ever liad with any lady. Both were
youiit; and iref In.m c-.re. In the dewv fre-hn<.ss "I emoiion ihere was a delicate and tremulous eni-'V-
nient which inspired ihepoet's verses ; and this lady, like the M.-hland be.iutv of Burns, will ever live lU
the ideal passion ot 1 crcivals verse. But this n-ver became an affair of the heart The vouni; lady
was already ciiK-aucd to another, and -avc to Percival only the affection and sympathy o'f a familiar
friend. -7. //. '/.,r./ ../.;./,•„,;,/ Z.<-/Av-.v<.,/-.7. G\ /Vr./r.,:/, p. 4J-4J. '
(iOOIUilClI.
107
uncle to Km-. Dr. Sumut'l Cuoke of St. P.;u-tliolome\v (F.pisc.) clili., X. Y. (', ; (2).linio
'Jl, ISio. Hon. FiL-dcrick, s. of (iov. Oliver ;ind l.uura ('(.llins Wolcitt of Litdilit-Id.
Cnim.. 1). Nov. '.i, 1707; Y. C. llXii, with l;i_i:lif.st liouors; Salul;iti>ry option: Cleric of
the Court of CoTiunon Plea.s 17!)o; Cierk of the Supreme Cuuil of ('oiiii. to isSG: in
17!*n a|iiit. .IndiTi- of Pi-.)!)ate ;iik1 auiiualty re elcctod for-Uyis. : iiU'iii. ('onii. L^^-. 1>00-
:■!; Statt Senator several vi.-;. : I'res. Litehiield County Vnr. Mi?-s. and IMiic. Arl.s and
S<-ienees; Mem. Corp, Y. (.'. A devoted CliristuMi and one of the most honored citizen.-^
of Conn.: d. .iuu<- '.^s, 1S37. (For line ]M,rti-aii. .-ee ]]''>/, ■,;// M, /,nr,,'in'). It was in his
father's Icitehen in Lite hiield. that tlie old leaden statue of ( i-or^e II 1. (torn from iis
jK'dcstal on Ijoulini! (ii-een. X. Y. C, and taken to I,.) was niehed and cast into bullets
hy the ^^'ol^ott f:;n'iily. [lie m. (.liOet. 10, Isilo, IJetsey, ilaii. of Col. .loshna Huntintr-
io:i of Nor\\ich, Conn., h. Nov. S. 177-1: d. A]iril •.', ispy h\- whom he had : 1, Man-
Ann (.'oodrich, 1), Auir. U, lsi»l: u,. May "JO. ls-?7, Asa Whitejieai! of Newark, X. -J. 2.
Hannah Huntington, li. Jan. 14, ISii:!; m. .Vjuil '2\ . IK'.-l, Pev. Frederick Freeman of
Sandv.-ich, Mass. '4. .losliua lluntine ton, l>. Awis. -J'.i, 1S(I-1. 4. Flizaheth. li. Marcji (i.
ISOG; in. May -J-J, l^-,'7. John F. Jac];-^on of Xewark. \\liose eld. s.. Frederick W.
Jackson, is (ien'l Sujit. Feiin. Ih K. ~>, Freih'rick Henry, h. .\ui;-. 1'.*. ISO.S; ni. Aohv
llowland. ti. Laura Maria, h. AuL^ 1-1. ISll ; m. Marcli :;. l.s;;i, Fol.ei-t (i. Ihinkiii.
Fsq.. of X. Y. C.) Sei' .Vpijendix.'
I. l-lli/rthetli Cooki'. m. Fiehard \\'ayn(.' Stiles of Sa\anuah, da.; i-es. i]sS()>
Morristown, X. J.
II. Joseph Piatt Cooke; Y. C. ls-27; M.D.. Harv., ]S;',:i; d. at sea. returning- from
X. Orleans, l:^;!5.
III. Charles Moseley Woleott, 1>. Xov. L'l). ls:i(i; lias a tine e(jujitry seat, .-adled
" Poscneatli," near Fishkill Landing, on tlu- llud-on. lie owns several farms and a
larL,e iiuueant of villae"e pro])erty, aiid i.-> acti\ely eii;'M;rid in advaru-ini;- the di-velopment
and pro.-peiity of tin- muL'^hliorluiod. In (-(Uinection witli ]d< hrothers. J. 11. "Wdlcott
aiid y. 11. W'olcoli of X. Y. ('.. le.' coini'.iis-,i')neJ d'eci--, (iii-.hs, IXo., and afler ]i'\^ d^ ath
Samuel \YoleoTt of Cleveland, O. . to compile an aeco!|..l of ihe de'se. ,,f ll.Mirv Wolc.iTt
of ^Vindsor. 'rie- result is T/,< WWm/f J/, /,.„,-,',//, a spleii.li/1 (puirto vol. of a'-i. ICli pj...
elegantly illustrated with steel eUii-ravinys and aulotvjie fae-sinule- of old deeds and
otlmr family relics. He m. Xov. l,"],'^4;h .Alary K. (dau! of Samuel (i. ( .'(;,)dw itdi and hi<
1st v.-f.. <iratia, dan. of lion. Ste})hen i!owe Bradley); d. Xov. lo, lS4."")(h.t c(_iiis.); p^)
Xov. •.2(i, ]S1<). Catharine A., dau. of Henry Paukin, K<i\.. nieich. of X. Y.. wLo for
forty yis. wa> an Elder in Scotch Fresh, (dih. (Dr. Mason's); ii. June (j, JS17. 1. Fi:i:d-
}.K]( K, h. Dec. ■>;, ]S44: d. .March Oo. ls4o. -J, 1Ii-:.m;\ < iooi't;!* n. I,. Julv iP,. ps.",:;: Y.
<;. Ph.K. IS7:!; ( '(d. (.'ol. F. 1,.D. is;7; m. May •^•2. is;;), Julia Sierlimr; d;ui. of Hon.
Waldo and Klizabetli (I'Ulsworth) Hutching-s, h". June 1 ;, hs.")."); y-. g\\ dau. of Chief Ju.st.
Ellsworth and Xoali AV(d)ster. He is Lieut. -Col. O;^ Pe.iit. X.C.^S. X. Y. 1. (I'lnr,
b. March 14. l^so. '14, is "heir rd' all the a-'es," with \vho-~e j-.auie the \V,Jrnii n.r,,r'il
closes, ■was born into the fauiily while that work \\a_s in press. He is fleM-end<'d from 7
'.lovernors. viz. : William Bradford, Od (iov. of Flymoutls Colony: Thomas \Veiles.
John \Yebster, ^ViHiam Leete. Hog-er ^\'ldcotI , \vho wcie Colonial (Jovs. of Cnnn.. aiul
Olivin- ^^'ol(•ott and \\'illiam \Yoleott Ellsworth, who were (iov-^. of the state (if Conn. —
Wolcctt Jft/,i. -i. (Jinrl,sM,,x,l,_f/. b. .\u.u-. 11, l^s-?. :-!, K.vru.MiiNK IFwki.n. b. April
29, 1S5.5. 4, An.m-.ttk l.'ANKtx.' b. .lune'-J!». is.^r.
IV. Chauncey (biodrifdi, b. March F). ISlli; il. (Jci. -JN, ISOO.
\. Henry (irisw(dd, b. Xov. 4. ls2:>, trained to l)u>ine.-.s in Boston. In isi:^ went
to China, and at Shauiidiai represented one of the eaidiest lirms in the new- jiort ; souje
time U.S. C<insul. After a vie-orous and succe.-.sful dev<dopment of ihe fr.-uie, hi^ health
failed, havinu' contracteil malarial fever. 4'he Cerman baths faih'd to i-e^^tore him. and
lu' relurnid to X. Y. C, where bed. at re... ,d' hi.-. b;o. h'lederick, 11).") Waverly Place.
May 8, 1SN"2. He wasi-udowed \\ifh uiuommon si!-eiieih ami beauty (d' person, natural
Pueri^y. and hic^li moial ti'aits. " lb- d. iii firm trust of a better life throimh ChrisT, his
Pedeem.er." See port., lFe./ce// J/, „^ . p. ;;[(i.
VI. .Mar\ I-"rances, b. .Iul_\ !». lS-2:!; m. Im'Ii. -I. JSF"). 'I'liemhue Frothini;duuu of
Boston, i, 'riii'iMjuKK. Harv.'Col. IS7U.
2421233. Abigail Goodrich, b. Xov. -J'.i, 17SS; attained a mitiomil fame ami
usefulness throuu'-li the .l/.//,, /'.s M.n;.i-! ,i< : m. I.'ev. Samuel, s. of PotrtT Xewtou and
Aim (\Voodruir) V\ Idtllesiy, b. Dec." IS, i;;.,; d. ISFJ; \. ('., bSOo; oVdailied at Xew
Preston, Conn., 1S()7 to lsi7: then to(dc (dKU;.'c ,,f llie !).-af and Dumb .\syluni at Hartf.
In Fy^ti Prinoi[)al of the Ontario |-"em. Sem.; afterw. rem. to the Sem. at Ftica; rem tc»
N. Y. C, IS^iH, and became publisher of the M<i(ht rx' Jf(tf//(:;ine.
«('S HltANCJl OF HAXXAH.
I. Sam lel (;oo<lri<h. b. Nov. ,^, 1S!)9: A. M., Y. ('., 18:51; tutor; d. 1S47; ni. Anna
<^"oi)k Mills.
il. Sou, 1'. .AlarcL -.^O, d. Muirli l}S, ISII.
111. Cliarlcs CluuuiiM'v, b. S.'pr. •,', IMv!; d A])nl 20 181S
I\ . j:ri/.alM'rh Ely, 1-, S.p:. •2!t, ISI.-^,; d. .lai,. 2V,, isis.
V. Henry Martyii. b. Aug-. 10. lS-21 ; jirac. law in X. Y. ('.; dec.
y\. diaries Aujrustus, Aug. -^i). iS'-Jo; a seaman.
VII. Mmily riiauiK-ey, Jan. 17, l^?.-,: m. liev. Lucius Curtis, b. Torriiic;ti)]i, C:,un ■
Wms. Col. ]S:j.-.; Aiidovei- Is^l; iustal. pas. 1st Cong, clili. at Woodburv, Conn.. IS-li';'
r^'si-nod from ill ie-altli, 1S54; sub,-^._-(iuriitly pas. chli. at Colcliestcr, Conn., till abt'
1S7U, llieii rem. to \\'is.. and pas. at a clili. ibr.
2421234. Charles Augustus Goodrich, b. Aug. 19, 1790; d. June 4. Isc-.)-
^ . C. iyi:.>; author of /.//v.-r "/ ih,' ,%//,/•., of Un- Dcrb, ration of Lalepcnddne, A Srlmoi
}lis(r.r>/ of Hh Citltcil tit,it::S and otber works. '• lie was natii rally a very gifted man,
iiw\ a most aci-nmpiished .scliolar. His mental organization ^vas active, though of thai'
s.-nsitive nature which caused him to .shrink from' rough contact, with the world. His
love for his fellow men was refined, charitable, and of tlio most enlarged order. Aft.r
51 life spent with a single view to elevate mankind, the good man is now gathered to Ins
fathers" and another of tliose bright li-hts that jiave adorned .New l-hudand is put o;;r.-'
--f\(ir },_:rJ: I'iiins. m. Sarah Ujison.
I. Sophia rpson.
11. Sarah I'pson.
III. Charles (.'hauncev.
IV. Arabella Tp-son. ' ^ •
V. Catharine Chauncey.
Vi. Sam'l (iriswold.
VII. Frederick Augustus.
2421236. Samuel Gri.s\vold Goodrich, l>. Au^^. 19. 1798; d. in N. Y. c.
Mays. ISiiO. Author and eiHtor uf about 170 Vuls., of which, in iSoO. about sev-'ii
millions of copies had been sold, and at that time about three hundred thousand coj)ies
were sold annually; among tliese were about one liundred vols, of popular juvenile
books, published under the title. ■• Feier Pailey." ilie su<-ce.ss of wluch induced other.-,
n isiur spurious works under his title, lb- edited tie' ToL; n . 1S41-04: .lA /v;/'.v .V'/.v- ."-//
;m.<1 I'lirui^'s ^Li'jnun,'. l.s-U lo l,s.-)l: C(,n^,ul to Paris. 1S.-)1. and thr. puldi.sh.'u, h\
Iremd,, FaoIs I ids Ap,,;n, S!of[.[i<i:u. Ills' nrh^v,, (yCn^/raiiLnior, l„<1 ostri<l , t S:„'iol :
author of 7//.. (),:tr(isl, and other j.orms, J.^;!^. iUustrated. b^;.-)!: Fnnr], fl,]hrfini,s,
\x\\: S'.;fr/i..sfro,o n St.uhnf.<i li7/,'/'/r. U.roU. rUnns „r n Lif.' I'iwe, 1S.07; I'/osf rations
'•J tin ^'|f■'■■o' Ilistar;/ .ftlif Animal Kinaaon,, Is.V.I. "lie nl. .\deline (iratia dau. of
Hon. Stephen Ib.we Bradley: (O) Marv Fon-J,. i. bv 1-t m. :
I. Mary i;]i7.ai)eth, b. Ilartf. ol't. ^ij. ISIS; d. Phila. Dec. PJ, ISPV m Chas. M.
N\ol,-,,tt [aot,). i. by ■.2d m.:
11. Francis Bf.oth. b. P^,,>. D,.,-. 14. IS'JC; Harv. (.'ol. isl.^ .-everal vrs. Paris corrc
spondMin of th,. X. Y. 'J'i,„,s: '■ Dick Tinto." Afterwards ollected and ].ub in a vol
'■n:,..r,,l S:.;trl.,s ,f Paris. ISiA: Th, <\.orl at- y,>j,''l,'an, lSo7; Man Cpan thr S,a,
bV,S; II ,,,1,,.^ ,,j- p,,,,„f,i „,,,/ y;, ,;,i,,,„ ps.V.i.
HI. I';mily Lmi-a, m. Ajiril 'iW. IS.-.i;. .Xathaniid Smith (cous), b. 1S;;1.
1\ . Ch-.mncey, d. in Wasji.. D. ('., .Jan. Vl. bS.-,(), a. A\. Of whoju see nu^nun-inl in
l^''-"l'trlva.s af a Uf, Tinn. Vol. II, p. \\\l . beginning
'■ Oh. te'l ine not tl'..il. Kden's fall
Has left dli'<e ks hiir;l-,t en all;
For one I ki-.ev\ troai very birtfi.
Who s;arccly bore iho staia of oartli."
V. Ali.-e. * * * *
\'\. Mary \V.d<-ot;.
2. lL,Jc5. Mary Ann Wolcott Goodrich, b. Mav 29. 179ib no bss -ifod
/;'!■'/''!•/ '.'"'■ '•'"' "'"^■. ''..'"' '-'^•""b''' "'■ h.-r jiortical comi,,.sit'ions s^.- S. (i. Cood'rich's
/...'",'" '■"/'^ "t " Lif, 'J'i'or. vol. I. p. 4^.1 I'hidovc.'d witli uncommon lovline.^- an'l
t'""!',''"" '^ ',", -.""I'aTbi, <. ,a:ie'-t in spirit and purpose; bu- fifty y<'ars a uumi,. of the
"■- ' yn^-. c d,. Ml Wo,,dl„u-y, Conn.; >!,- h.^came io mauv --trivi'iu" soul., a counsellor
".-..i Mm-.cI uhuM. n.fm..ry tluv will ion- «di..risli. Th.' first in everv -ood work, -h.-
lir^r'rli /•! '■''''^" ''■ ' '''' ''■'='■' ''' "'''''■''"'■"• i"M':"i0.gon.'rgy anil I'tlici. ncy ;•> all
■'' "" '■' '''I'l'i.^' t!ie me.ly at horn.' an 1 in di-taui mi-Mon;ii-v field-. She \vas on>-
GOODIIICII, CHAUXCEY. 10^
\ -url,. <,f mothers wlio for nmnv vrs. met t-.yvh w,-..k to pmy for tliejr f<>milit'.-, <iml
V> 1 Th s re tin- vas vew ('u aV to her. ai.d she continued to utteml .t fli the ^v.,ght.
'';;' nul t e r- '"n^arlv all hs nten.hers nuule it inn-ossihle; an.l tlu-n, as the stated
• •,, ,nn<l .heol.sen-ed the hour alone in her own home. bhe was a hr -lit
i;::;;^' r lu- • :i hern.e.nory >srev..n.<l in NVoo.lhury. (^- ^f;^'> "•- -'b l.V-
r-o\ <i ,1 T.n "D lS7->- ni Pel-. •-2-2. 1^10. Nr.tliunn-l ll-^n-'dirt Snath, h. D-',-. ,. 1..)..:
■; i ^,',l'Sd;,H '.;.«;' Hu,l, k,.„ ..f.:..v^N™,, i-,,, „,.,.,) Su.-„.. v. c. m:.-.
I • ■("' .,,, 1 r.u- 1>^-"'S:,nd 1N4T: .Imh-r oV Piol,ate lS.iS-4-2.
'"■^' 1 MaA-^^lizabetb, b. July -1, 1^20: n.. -lohn J. Mondell; hnvy.r; res. ^ewourcr.
11. Caroline Henediet, d. Oct. :3o, ls;;5. a. o yrs._
III. Nathaniel, h. l^Ml : m. Knnly h-msa (,o.,drn-h (cons.)
242127 Catharine Chaunccy Goodrich, l.. ivc. •'. ITVo; d July Ml Ij^^h"}
. -0 \ViVh /deposition nnc.,mnu,nly tender and atlectionate. a cultivated mte lee
:'ud■^ hea t earlv sanctitied hy divine grace, she spent a long lit- n, c.mtnmed acts of
f^^lM.^s ^ ^ * * '' With her last l.reath she wh,=],ered, •• in nu" L atUer s houst^ are
kindat.s. _ l).,vid Sndth, b. Dec. lo. niiT; '!l"- ^'- 1''-'j: "■"'l- -^^ l^'^i''^"!-
,,,.ny -';)}:;;}':%J\J^'-',';^^^;,^0 he otliciated as Chaplain to the Soc. of the
(onn., \\''-';/l^'-J'-';V.,,V,,,,al meetin-; and preached iu the Hall of Cong, in \\ .
;i"v r -' : -r^Jhis dan , Mrs. Kils.vo,,h^ in Fair Haven Conn. March r>. 1S,;0.
,'-■ n iA H.,v- Co' Fellow Y C. His 1st ^vf. ^vas Betsey Marsh who d. soon.
" '% 'othJrinMiaunci b. Au. '2: . IdOO: nu lion. Henry L., s. of Chief Justice
''"'l,'"EHz;:r\.,udrich. b. May :». ls02: V. C IS- set. ix. Ogdensburg, >. Y
i). Lni/.ui rhr:.i;„„ ^,,.rh/tor-" after in Paient Ofiice, ^^ aslungion; d, l>-,3:
T%.Tr^O ^iehie ';;;;. •^fC;d:'Th,nna., ,h.nnv of Leicester Mass., who d. at
Nov 4 1S;31 (2^ Susan.dau. .d' Joh.i \Vad<worth, F.c,., cd ^. \. .. by 1 ni. : .
ciiu-'-KV ^oooKKH. d. a. ^ yr,. i. by ^d nn 2 (inu.>Krc). \N .^ns^vo,^i = . d. a. al.t.
V,-. oVv. MrKi:.vv. d. Julv, IS.VI. a. 14, whde prep, lor col.
' • 'lil 'Flizalvth Marsh, b. May 20, ISOG.
IV; Chauacey Goodrich, b. Uct. 17. ISO. : d. ^^^^-i;-, ~ ' • ;'^~''-
\. V uiuu.i i„i,. oi iviiiii ,1 Vch 'i is-^s n\. Jan. 2., Ib33, Hettv lies-
v'",\-«sLvk: i-bv l»i„,. 1, Ilinv ll.,>,,iKD, ,, V-'u .... ->,. lll.N..^ lA..t, .M.
24215 Charles Chauneey b. >.., ;;; -/ -l^li^i^Sl-.'^S £'"^0^°^^^:!;^
Ja-.nes A. IhUbouse, At.}- to Loin u J f- ,.,, founder of the iirst A-ricnltural
v.s._a lecturer on /-'^P-^--- ^^c 1 TTt'i'd: ^luldlebury Cob 1811 ; m. Abigail.
Socieiv m ( onn.; l-on. deg. M- A. i . V . ' ' ' ' ■ ' - , , ,, ,^,^ ^
dau, of T
iolmls and Aidturi-;;;;!!;;; of N. H.; b. Nov. 9. 1740; d. Dec. .4, ISl.; .r.
dau. <d'Bev. James I'ierpont ,-1"-.,, Ku.- :sn 1S19; Y. C 17;)2, at ir.; in
I. Charle. C hauncey, b. Aug. 1 . 1 ■ . . , d- -^•..'^i^/^^;,,,;,,,^,,, r,hrrfalnW<i
1-^ir rlclU-.Tcd an oration b'-tore tlie r. 11. l^. >oi., on y /"- ^'^i ; ^ ■' , ,^
'!•''••,!, bvreo of the Soc. ; prepared for col. under Col. Jarcd Man.sf.eld:
I'a., 1S3,; lawyer; LL. I\- ^ . C. ]:- \- '''■ :^} \ P^.,, ,; ^s-M 1. CilAiM.Ks, 1.. An-.
II l.'Iil.n ( Iniiiici-v b Jan. lo. 1 i . -J , <!■ .^I'ln >- . iot<, >- ■ ...
II. 1 Uluviann i . . ^ <<t.it,^ (i.'- 'tU Phihi. : nianv v.-ars a director and
time one of the editors ot the ^ '''.''(, ^'^V /.j,/.,^,,, .^,,^^1 StaU-'-ov., in important
;V-'stuu;''.n. :;;,.';,':, ^i,i;\r:ahu,, ;.;.,,,;,„ s„v„.,.,.rv„,: ,-,.,,. ,.,,i,=. ,. //,■„,■,•<„,,.
w„l",.h;:o:i\!', 'a: Au,''";ii;»: »: ^' : i.i« '- «f. «- '^''-'-"■- -- "' '■■■-
'I'iill. Dwi-in. [!-;] _ . , I 1 1 1 v< I
IV. Abigail, b. June 27, l.S.j; d. June 11, ISi b
no 15UAXCR OF HAXXAII.
V. Natliani.'l. h. Feb. 27, 178!), Y. ('. 1^0 J: d. IS.io; adiu. to Pliil. 15;ir: ni.Juii.-
^. 1S:]('), Elizabeth S.'rvall, old. dau. of Saiiuid and Xancv Salisbury of 13(l^t'(n. Sli<- d
Z\I ly 2'2, isr)i). Thf J'n^foii 1) n^ij JrJ,-. ,-(1^, r mn. an intcrpstiu';- olnt iiury. 1, Ciiaki.ks
}! I'liiv. 'J. J/.iiir. :'j, Fi!A\( [^; (I AUUXKi!, d. inf.
2425. IJolbanicl Chaiiueey, 1>. -bm. -21. 17-?0; ^^ c. 1740; Ju>-t. of tin- I', and
liig-hly i-r>j):H-it.-d: rc>. Mid., rppi-r Houm'^ (Cnnnw .-11); d. Sfjit. :^. IIUS: ni. Jan 10
17)1. .Mary St..cl;lng of M.. b. D.-c. 7, 1 7-Jl : d. .Marrh 0, 1771; (•2)1775. .Mr... Susanna
(lilhi-rr of lli'limn. Conn., xvlmd. WJ'i.
I. J. dm Stocking. An-. •,' 1 , 17.')1: b^liT hoi-.~cnian in K.-v. army; killr.l hv Jbitish
Cavalry nr iho Stduiylirill li /Iiav I'liila.. afttT he liad suntMidcrciI. i»"('r. lH, 1777,
II. Saraii, Mai.di V"). i7o:^: d. St'iu. ;;. 1 7T."): m. Oiivt-r Stanb-v of A\'airfl; 'i'. ('
17'iS; d. IS]:;, l, (iiM. W.vsmxcno.v, b. .Jnnc :.'"i. 177."i; Y. C. 1 7i):i:' lawvrr of V\'all'd
tlion (d' Mid. id iroMd ujuit.'; n-ni. \\'( st and d., IS'if.
in. Mary. U. 1>,'.-. '.». 1 7o I ; d. S.^i.;. :'.!», b^lC: m. i;7b Tln.s. Jcdnison of Mid., who
<I. 17!);); {S) Nov. .-). ]71r,'. Pvcv. I'dijuh Paisons of K. Iladdani, 1.. Northampton, Ma->s. ;
Y. C. 17()^: I).nin S-diolar: ni.Mn. Corji. Y. ('.; on.' of tho tir-t condin-iors a;ul contribn-'
tors Atn. h'oi,i. ^^l:|: d. -Tan. 17. lSv'7. in soih yr. His b^t \vf. was Eli/.abi th Jbjn-ors of
Ijoston: t:i) .Mrs. .M.llicfnt Sj^T.rrr <d' J'. Ihiddaiii,
lY. Al)iu-ail. S.-pt. lo. 17oii: d. Srpt. :;u, V,W: in. Xornian Morrison fd'IIartf., wlio
d. 17n;',; (-3) 17SS, Cah.d) P,nll id' llartf. 1. Nni;\i\N. Marrli ].■}, ITS-J; d JMdi ]() 'l7')()
Y, Nathaniel, b. Mav Vi. l7.jS; m. Abiirab oh-ott.
\\. ("atharinf. 1> May :b d. Nov. bJ, 17(''.:!.
. 24255. Nathaniel Ghaunccy. b. Mav lO, nOS; d. Nov. 20 1S2o- m \oril -^0
17S2, .\lii,i:-ail Ohcttof Ibirtf.. wlio (b ',\i.ril 2', 1S;5^. [s] '
I. Lncv. April b:, 17^;j.
II. Sarali. A])!il. 17Sf;; d. :\iarrh. ISbb
lib .b.hn Siorlvin;;. .Jan. 12. d. Frli. 17. 17.s|.
W . Mar\. Mandi 10. 17^7; .b.lnlyl'. 1^;;:!, in Dov^r, Kv.; m. Feb. 22. ]M)7, Klijah
Arklvy (d' E. ilad. 1. \<ii;ma\. May 12. IK)'.); d. lioriu-.-ter. 1S42; ni. bso!), .lane Eliza-
beth \\;.i-(ui id' ( at>kilb N. V. 2, MAi!if;TTA, F.-l,. 11, 1S14; res. Buffahi. ;J, .Iokn,
Au-. 2S, l^ilb d. I'l-ndli-ton. S. ('.. .\biv n, l^O;]; ni. Nov. ]i), iSoS. Marv Jane Moore'
1, FJhjih.l},, S.'].-, 17. l^:!!i; d. Fid,, l:;. 1S44. 4, Ei.iz aoktji. Mandi "s, ,1. J-i,,.. is
bSb). 5. Ei.i/.vin.Tii. Ort. :-;i. l^oo. ,,,_ ,,,,^ .^u^ -]s_|s_ jriij;.]^ ]>,,l„-rts: res Ibiffalo
^^ ^^ildla. !, b. April ID, 17-:!), ni. 0. ,-. 22, b:l;:, Dorotliv Cone; r.-s. Bnfbdo,
A'l. Cath.-a-inr. b. .Inly 2:!, 17!)1; r,i. April 2;b ISIO. Anson Treat of Mid. 1, Euwi.v
I1km:v, b. March oO, isll : d. sanif yr. 2. Ili:.\i;v ('iiatnckv. ]). Vive. 27. isb2. ;5,
t^usAN Amki.ia. b. Ori. :;o. LsKl. 4, i^'i I A i; I .K>, b. April s, isli); U. ]),.(•., l,S42. o,'
NYiiJiAM. b. Seiu. :!. 1S21: d. Si'i.t. 12. 1^22, 0. Ehwin, b. .Jura- 21. lS2o". 7. Hak-
KiK.'i' Smkkim.. li. Niand) 2^^. IS-j.").
Ylb III ni V, I,. April ;]. 17!i."'): has Ik-i-h a niereh. in Mid.. Conn., Yal))araiso, S. A,,
and in N. Y. b : io:dc n It jidini:- jiarl in Imildinu- the I'aiuuna \\.\\. Ahr. lS(;:)-70 an
eleoaiiT and r.wtiy n:onnn.i-nt was ert-eted at .Xspinwall in hoimr of \\\\\. lb As])in\\all,
J. dm b. Ste)ilii-n-; and Ib-nry < 'lia un-i-v. wliosf bu-ts in /;./.n nlUf arc earvcd on its ba^e;
in. Srpt, 20, 1S2U. bury \\'otjnor.-. dm. ..f Joseph Al-.p of Mid., who d. ly.ir.. {Ihx.
from lb,//;/",-. (r.,,j b br( V Ai.si.i'. h. .hily bl, ls-.>l; d. Ort. 22. lN2b 2, brev
Ai.-^or, b. Oct. 4. ]>-22; d Jhim/ 2'.i. i-:;l. :]. l'li:.\i;\, b. Feb. '.I, ls-.i.~): Ibnv. c'ol.: ni.
Nov. r», IS.'):]. Jane, dan. of Sand. J. !lowi:..nd. 4. ('i..\i:a Ai.soi', b. Jniv ;). 1828; d. at
sea Feb. 14. ls:lb o. b'l' JiAKi) Ai.snf. !,. \'alpaiab-;o. Chili, All;;-. 8, is;!:b d. Dee. 12,
is:;;, f;. Fi;i;i) .\i-(.i sir^, b. \ alparai-^o. Feb. 20, 18:js. 7, IIklkn, b Mid Conn.!
l-'eb. 10. ls4b
\'1I1. Abiuail. b. .bm. 2:b 17!)7; m. Isbb An-.d Chapman of E. ll;id. 1. TiMdTiiv.
b. Jan.. 1811. 2. .b.iiN. b. .M.-indi. 11. l^^Hi. :b bi;AM i-, b. .him- 4, isfs. 4, CA'i.iiA-
JtiNi; Jfl). b. April 4. bs2tt. -'i, Eii.i.Mi. -bilv is, ]s-J-,'; ,1, An-', bb bs28. G, IJfssKi.i..
b. .luly 12, b-27; d. Ajni! ;b b-'.V2. 7, .MakV, h. April 1:.', 1^27; d. April ;-), bs.V2, N,
S\i;.\ii. b. S.-].t. o. Is-ji.): 11. Ji-a:s! ill-., and 1(1. Nb\M;iri., b. Jan. 2.') is;;-j i i' IIi-mjv,
b. \'>vr. 2, I>:;o; d. Nov. !i. ispy
I\. John, b. May 20. 17!>S: ni. Jan. 2, |s2;'., Amelia K. (b.odrich of Wetherslield,
Conn.; re-, bo^diester. N'. Y. 1, A.Mi-.riA, b. ,inlv 2!). 1824: nr J.-ni. 1:!, 1S47. (Jeirv
Ibooks of PeidlCid, N. \. 2. l-b;.\x< I..--, b. 1", b. !)'. 1s2ii. ;), botis.v t^b,' b. Nov. •J(J,
1«27. 4. John, b. Amr. 15, ls-,M). ,->, A-ma: lb. b. .bin.' bj, 18:12. (i. bt-( v. b. .Jnlv
22, ls:jb 7, ^\ M. (i., b. .bine27, bs:iii. s, 1Ii;ni;v N., b. A]irll 12, 1S4().
ClIAUXCEY. Ill
2426. Elnathan Chaiinccy, !>. StiU. 10, lS-^4: Y. V. 1743; d. May 4, ITOC:
witli liis bro., .\:iT];;iii!t'l. stud, witli his f. and entcn-d Y. C, 1T8'J, tlu- youjigcst of liis
<-lai-s. On account of ilic raid^ of lii.s f. liis name stands •2d on the class list; his intimate
friend, Xatlian ^Vllitin^■. Ix'ing 1st. Ho was an accci)tal)lo]u-cachor and received several
v»]]< to settle, bnt declined, in order to take care of liis failing f., who made liim very
liberal ofl'ors. At ihis time, in conse^juence df over exertion in ])itcliiny Iniy in the
•' Swa.np." — chall<n,^ad by \\or);meu, ti> '• kmtw w liat acnllegian could do,"" — had a long
>i<kness. fnnu v.liich he never fnllv" re'-overed. His f. liuih liim a house and ga^-e him
a large fariii. He iilled a number of civil olhri-.-; C'a]it. of Mil., and '• ] I'oiind among
]iisT''a])ers an animated, ]iatriotic and ebKjuent spi'ech addressed to liis Conqiany:" fi/nj,.
rev.'; o])]iosed to tiie ado]>tion of the ImJ. Cons., and on the questi.m coming before the
voters, made a speech against it. and .■di bur four voted against the ado]ition. In his
later yrs. resumed preaching; m. Feli. (>, 17b(l, Klizabeth, dan. of Kev. \Vm. ^\"ort]l-
ini:loii of Savbroi-k. Conn., 'li. Fr\). 2;, ITC^: il. Feb, 10, ITH:!, a. f.-"). (She was wid. of
1'.')!. Sum'] (i"ale of Cdslien. N. )".; m. Ajuil 20. ]'i:f2. by \v),,im s],,. had Asa ^\'. and
Henj., tlie l;itter 1). A])ril -J.'). 'l'J>>;. A\ Hunkei liiU fought bravely; kilb-d a Hrilisli
oHicer. .--aid io be I'iiiaiiii. and t<;ol-; p<..ssi.ssion of hi^ })ur.Ne. watch and other aiticle.s;
all .\v\( ri'-an olHre;- look- tin- things and never letunied them).
I. N.-itiianiil Willi;. m, b. Sept. I'J, );i;;!; d. Jan. ill. 1S40: entered Kev. Army at
ix. of lo. but undiu- ])roii-cti;)n of Col. -lohn F.ly, wlio had m. his mo.'s sis.; pen.sio)ier;
,st veral tinn-s iJcp. in Conn. i.eg.. and held v;irious town otlice.-. .\ large man, of fine
]'ro]>ortion>, great ])oY,(,'r of end'.irani;e, line llowing >]nrits. intelligent and Avell read.
11 Catharine, b. Ani;. <). 1705; m. KeuifU liose Fowler.
111. Ehiathan Flihu. 'b. March b"), 17(i7; d. Ap.vil ,■::. V.r.].
1\". Woiiliington Callii]!. o. M:;r' b -i'?. ITT'J; cai.-d for by his .sis. , Caliiarine. At
IS \v(.-i;t to White.sTov. )i. N. V.. bought l:ui-1 and soid it in a yr. fm- doubli-: ret. to
l.Uirham; t.ii!ght sthool; went to Cla\ ouir!; and tatiuht in the family ol' Major Van Po-ns-
sellaer 2^ yrs. . \vho?i- si-, m. (ien. Pliilip S'Oiuylei and \^a.-> mo. of wf. of AleXiinder
lianiiltoii:" stud, law witlv Flihii (lo.Hli-icIi, h'sij. ; Town CbTl; of Durln'.m 20 yrs. to 1^11;
7n"in. of I.CL'. 7 or 8 s.ess. : Constable: S(dion! 'i reasnrer and ^'isitot : .lesticeoi tie.' Pea'-e
ti'f vrs.: much em]doyed in settling estates, which he did w.-jl and '-harged moderately.
'J1ie two baci;eic;r brothers. X. W. and \\". <";.. became rii.-l:.
24262. Catharine Chauneej", b. Aug. c. ]:r,r,. d. April ]2, 1&41. A bram-tte,
tal! and wol) bu-med. manners un.iiri-cied and attractive, and sN^cet Toned voire, and an
object of ^troioj' a-tTec-tion. "A beautiful i.nrl! .\ boanrifiil c!;irl!" said Klihu Clianncev
-f'i'hiia.; m. >b!rch LI, ITil'i, K-'uben Pose F-^wler of PurLam, b. .Tan. 17. 170:]; taught
<iist. school in (iiiilford. Conn., when lo; lem. to ><'e\v lla.ven and became a ])romiuent
Tuerch. of the standing of Titus Stre< t [ 1 J and .Xbiali.nti Pradiey [7]; Sjicculated in land at
\'\ liitestown, .X. v., rpper Camidii , \'ermont and. the \\'yoming ^'alley, Pa.; rem. to
■'..'linion. Conn., and witli Pr. .\aron I'dlioit enuaged in making steel; at last. 1S09. rem.
to Madis.ui. I'onn.. a.n'l d. ibr.. Am:. Pi. Is-iP -...M.
1. AVm. Cluiuncey. b. \\'hiTe.~to^^■n, .\. Y., Pec, 17'.'0; d. June 50, 17',iJ.
II. \Nni. Cliauncev. b. (Jlinton. Conn., Seiit. 1, 17ii;j: Y. C. IsiG: tmor. ISP.)-
28; Piof- Chemistry. Mid. Cob. ^'t., li yrs.: Prof. l;hetoric and Or.itory. Amher.-t Col.
o vi-s.; i)asTor at ( i iv.'ulield. Ma.s--., l,^'-'V-7: Mem. M.ass. Peg., IS51; Conn. Senate. lf:04;
o." Durhaui. Coim., -Ian ]■'). is.sl, in s.sth yr. .\iiihor <d' T//c Sci'ilu,i,/l ('nj.tr'>rcrs!j,
lS(i'-P. ('h:i::nr. i; M< if.'-riiil. Is.j^; Ili-'loiji <'/ J ) 'I rh-i in . ('"uii.. ISOO, and a series of gram-
mars; contributor to neriodicals; ediror, in P^4o. of Pne I /iii-( r&ift/ Jidifio/i of M'(ii.-<tir.i
JHrti'u, <'/■!/. and as n.liil vol. of Jf, „ru,','^.s of M ,:•<. lUirrii IP, /«,'':/■ i'bW, /•,•"' LP. D. Pa
Favetie c'ok. isilp VA. July 25. ls2.'). Harri.'-, dau. of Noah A\ebs:er, PP. P.. Pexicoy;-
rai'iher. and \\id. o!' Fdwa'rd Cobb ...f Portland. .Me. SIi..> d. March :]0, ],spp obit, in
i',._,^>.<',i /,'.<:••/■' o ;• and A'. Y . dh.-., .-.u r . 1, IPniii.v Ei.i.sw ()i:Tii. 2. Cn Aiii.t.s Ch.m N( ];v,
<Tad. Amher>T Col.; lau-yer. X. V. C. o, ^^"II.!1.\M \\"0!( I HIXOTOX, grad. .\m.heist
<'oi. For 25 yrs. a Wall st. lawyer, speculator and jourualist. Has been a nieiiroer of
both branches of tlie Conn Peg.; Chairman of the Conn. <Jrthographical Commission;
wididv known, as a iinancial writer; contributor to Magazines and n<'V,spa])ers. Author
of ','■,. niii }'."-■•-• /." W'liil S rui . largtdy an autobiograidiy or relation of ]>ersona! ex])eri-
enci-. and ..li.servations of \\'all st. speculatiems and speculators. 570 l>.p. ; Oranire, .ludd
».VCi,>., ])ub.; /'/"'//'•.?• IP"///'// /;/" .1//// / e'(/ a:ni some other iiuok>. I ](• ri-y. in J hirliam.
Conn. . tiie la.->t tell yrs. of his life and was 'J'own ( 'b-rk from 1S72 to .laii. 1, 1 '^si ; d. ihr.
S' pt, \>, \^-\.:^^ 4"'i. ii-aving wf. ai.vi :' clii!. 4, ^^'i.l.- ri:i; W ixi ii i;i.i', Ij March:;.
P^:f5: d, 'Sri.t. 1. b^42.
111. i;ii/.a Ann, Pec. 11, K'.io; d. M.rch 24, 1S4'».
112
nUAXOH OF nAN'NAlI.
IV. Cliiis. Augustus, April l:], 17'.)^: d. S'j.t. i:'., IS-^f); (l.-rk witli Win. McCiackcu
of New ll:iv., ISl"^"; taiiglit school in MadistiU and (Iniilortl; jiriii'-ipal clvvk \\itli Heniy
Lviuiui in Mid., scv. vrs., and Ikt. ]iartnci- ^vith Aaron INa-c He ua.s " :,n liont-st
.man."
V Ciiibnrinc ^^'(lrIhin2:ton, ni. .losfj)li Winbnrn Hand, wlio d. .May '^'i. ]S-|l,:i,
o'J: Y.'C. t^'i;J: Solicitor, I'ost (Mfic, .'CO yr^. ; Clii.'l' Clerk, Patent Ollirc, S yi>. nil d. ,
I'dder in Presli. ehli. (His nio. was dan. (d Col. Mejos of the liev. and si.-^. cd' 'iov,
Ecturii J. Miii^s of uliio, P. M. Con. of T. S.) 1, C vi ii.\!:ink Cii.m .\(i;v. 0. M.uiv
ISIkuis. 3, r^Lviiv doANXA. d. CiiAi .\ci:y Mk1(;s: Y. C. IS'50; lawyer; d. Isc.."). n.
CATiiAi'.rM'; CuAfNtiA'. li, Ki,rzAi'.i;iH \\'<)ii'niiM;T(i.N'. 7, Chaki.ks Fowi.kk; W nis.
Col. 8, Emily .loANXA.
245. Joseph JlldsOH., 1'. .Jiiii" U), KInT; m. in Stamford. Conn.. Alaridi 14. 17n!i.
liannuh Ilawlos ; per. rem. to Stand'ord, a.nd f. of tlie Joseph and faTii. rrcordrd tJier.'.
1. Joseiiii, nu Oct. 5. 17-i'), Sarah DiiniiinLT id' Xorwalk. Conn., \\liod. Sej)!. !t,
IS."):;- {2) in Kociie-.ter in ve Hnv GoviM-nmenT, by Ivory llovey. .March 'J7. l7o"). Pidifcca
Kide'r. ^1, SAHAti. h. Hec. P^, 1711: ni. Kpenotus \\'<'\)b. 2,' .U»v.vu, \). Oct. Oij. I7d4.
;i .loiiN. ii. .\]iril l"-, 174(i: ni. Charity Smith. -1. Amos, b. .1 une i7, 1 74!t. o, l;i-.);i;icA.
b'. Sept. '.?. 17-V!; m. .lau. Pt, r.7o, Selleck Jones. 1. Jl.nJ.n/un. d. Se|il. 'Jo. 177."). 'J,
jkiz<ibt'ih,h. S,-pt. 14, 1777. o, I'l-'nUw,, 1>. May P2, 177'.». fi, IIa.w.ui. b. June -^'O.
1757.
24511. SaraL- Judson, 1>. l)c<-. \x, 1741; d. April 'JO. 17n7; m. May ;10. 1702,
Epenetus \Vei)b, h. Aul;-. fi, 17(U); s. ed Ejien-'tus and I'dizabeth (Pockwood (jf (iri-en-
wich) Webb.
I Seth li. March lo, 17i;8; m. Jan. 10. 17;)0. Ann .\i(diols. 1, Andhkw, !>. .lau.
H 17'.tl; in. March 14, 1^14. Sallv. daa. of .Io;op]i Weod, b. An--. P», I7!IS. 1, 1P,7-
liain (irlllin\ b. Julvl, Isp":., -J, Saicmi, b. Mar<h 1(1, 17il'l. ■\. Wai.thk, b. Ang. PJ,
]7!).^) 41 Ma];v Axx, b. Dec. 22, 17iis. 5, At.hkkt, h. Mandi 11, ISill.
IP ' J-:i)e!ie/.er, Ma\ 27. 17(.'>1: m. Au--. ?,0. 17.^d, Pheh- 'I'odil. 1, Pt |-(s, h. April
G 17S7'- ni. .\pril PI, ISOd, Thaidvful Pock\cuod. 1. St/!cis', r L'JJ<>„i,i/; di, ir. \,. .Jan. 28,
1S07 2, .P/'/'/.viV/. b. June 21. PSL'S. i'., Charhs Lnr/,-/ruod. h. Dec. 24, ISOIl. 4. ('or-
7/^/«"a, b. 'u<-t.'l7, 1^11. .J, IJuroi/ I'. ,,'(,, :•<"„. b. in N. Yi)rk. Nov. Pi, iSKi. {\. -Phftir
KUzdlnth, b. Dec. 11. 1SP,>. 2. .lA.\fi;s, b. Nov. 2."), 17SS: m. in P.edford Doe. 2;i, isp!,
Rhoda Hail, wlio d. Juned, PSiS. 1, .\hif/<ny. JiiUii,h. Ani;;: 11, lM(i. 2. /'/iilu-.\). \]m\
14, 1S18. -P Ei',KXE7.i;il, 1>. Marcli 27, 1791. 4, Dai;ii:s. b. .\pril 11. 17!io. 5.
E.i"\ \Tii \x Tooii, b. Sept. P"), Uiio. I), Haxxa!! Toon, f\ March 2, 17UN. 7. (;kok<;k,
h. Oct 17. 1SO0. ".s, KKi!KC(A,b. F(b. 11, 1^0:5. !», IIaukikt, b. Dec. 28, P8O0.
IIP .Jarod, b. Aug. 2P ]7dt).
IW KiHMK'tus, h.'.March 28, 17d8.
V. Sarah, b. June !!>, 17(i9: ni. Aug. :]], 178((. Mo.ses Xiiduds. 1, Ei-HNKTi
W
21)
J:
Aug. 12, 1814. 2, Chnrhs li'ifiis, b. Jul\ ','(), ISin.
'''Vl Elizabeth, h. 3Iarch Id. 1771.
\11. Fr.deri-.;k, b. Marcli 2:!, 177:1
Vlll. Judson, .Ai)ril 1 1, i77o.
IX. Puah, h. Julv IN. 1777.
X. Kobecra, h. Marrh P".. 1782.
24513. John Judson, b. ^n-W 18, 174(1; m. March 17, 17(;8. Charity Snnth. h.
Julv 4. 1747, dau. of (iahrl.d and Mary ( IPdl) S.
" 1 Jaun^, b. Die. 2o, 17(;8; m. Nov. 20, 1790. .Vnne Moieliouse.
U Marv,' I). Julv '.M, 1770; m. Jan. 20. 1791, Solomon Smith, jr. 1. Mosks
Will! am'' "-'an. 7, !'7'.'2 2. 11 ai;i;ii:t, .Mareli d, I7'.l4. :;, Makia, .March 20. 179(i.
4 Ermr," •lune 10, 179S. r>, M ATiroA, Aug. (i, 18(i0. li, John J m.-ON. Nov. p 18i)2.
7' ,l\Mfs' Jan. 0, IN!)."), s, .lii.iA 17i,r/. m;i;i i(, Ajunl 20. 1^08.
' 'ill J.diii, li. Juno ;;0. 1772: m. D. e. 2;;, 179S, P.JIy Wardwidl (dan. of .(acolO, 1>
Fel» 19 177"). P SAMri'.i,, h. April 4. 1M)P 2, .b)>i;!'ii. duly Ph IS'Jd. W. Cii \Kri>.
Oct.'?.' l^tto. -1. ^Mai^v Catiiakink, Sojit. 11, 18itp 5, Joii.n \Vu,i.iam, b. June 2.
PSIO. " (■), livNXAii NPmha, h. .lulyMl, 181:!.
' IV ' Sarah, o. Nov. d. 17 To.
V Ch;oiiv June 1 !. 1777; m. Dec 24, 17'.t7, .Abol Pna;'p, b. June p), \i,b. s. ol
Kathan and Mary (Puckuuod) K. 1, Aj.fkkL), b. J, in. 1, 180(». 2, NoAii, Juue dO.
1802.
V. Sarah, b. June 19, 1709: ni. Aug. d], nN(). .Moses Au-luus. 1, r,i-K.NKiis
\\v,\\. b. Feb. II, 1787; ni. .Marcli 2.">, IblU. IPudicl McCormidv. 1, lPi//<V//„. b. Nov.
0 1810. 2, (!:'iri/r, b. Sc])?. 22, I8pi. 2, AuiOAll,, b. Cct. 2, 1789; m. Nov. 0. ISP!,
aiues, s. of' Janu's and Sarah Knapp Ibjyt, b. Aug. 25, 1792. 1, Janus /-yiictrd, b.
CHAUNCEY, JUDSOX, WITTTXEY. 113
VI. Lewis. March 22, 1779.
VII. KfI.ecca, Miiirh 2::?, 1781.
VIH. Joseph, Feb. 21. 17S:^.
IX. Amos, Oct. 14, 17.S7.
24 G. James Judson, I-. April 3, KISO; m. Der. 18, 1727, Mnrtha Lewis of Ptnit-
foni Conn. In 17r)4 Maitha .Inchon, wid. ol' Capl. .Ianlf■^, hito of S. dec, rcdeascd to
Sam', and Hannah 'Whitm y rii^ht in dower, bouuded in ]>ari by lands of David. Jose])h
and James Jmlson. Had '■[intiy snrely" a dau. ilannali, wliom. Mareli 2(i, 17'"il, Samuel
Whitnev. — ]\'nii/i<;/ FaH'.
I." Abi-rail, b. Sc[it. la, 171r}.
II.. Sarali. b. July 8, HIT). -
III. Euniee, 1). Oct. 24, 1717.
IV. Martha, b. May 18, 1719.
V. James, b. Nov. 27, 1721.
VI. Lewis, b. Aug. 2o, l';^;!.
VII. Bettee. b. Sept. 2.^, 1725.
VIII. Hannah, d. of small-pox Dec. 2:'>. 1760; m. March 20, 1751, Samuel AVhitney,
b. Stratford, Dee. LI, 1727. He m. (,2j Martha . 1, Jamks, b. Aug. 10, 17:)o. 2,
Sami-kt-, b. Oct. S). 1757.
24G81. James Whitney, b. Aug. 10, 1758; farmer; weaver; Rev. suklier; d.
Mav 21, INll, a. 88; (for auiugraph St;>' Wliitnni F'lm., vol. 1, p. 93); m. in Newtown,
Coiin., Aug. LS, 1777, Eunice Johnson, b. Dec, 17.5(3; d. Kov. 17, 1822, a. (iG; (2) Mrs.
lUioda Peel.
I. Abraham Johnson, b. Marcli 28, 1778; m. Pliileua Adams.
If. Hannah Judson, b. A])ril oO, l':82; ra. Samuel Charel, a Jfajor in the war of
1812; res. llaver.-^traw, X. Y. 1, Ei:tskv, m. (Ico. W. Snedicor; res. H.
I'll. /erah. 1). June 10, 17S4; m. Jane Demond.
IV. Luth Ann, b. Nov. 7, 1785.
V. Jerusha, b. April 14. 17S7.
VI. James Lewis, b. May 2o, I'SU; blacksmith; rn. Maria Cass; res. ^\ atkms, X.
Y.; had ]\Iai{Y Ann, m. Starkev.
VII. Sarah, b. Aug. 23, nuO; m. 1810, Aniason AVashlnirn; blacksmith and farmer;
b. May 29, 1789; rem.''l819'to Vermillion, O., whr. she d. April 13, 1859. He m. (2) July
22, bSliO, Mary Ann Rose, wid. of John Rose, sr. He served in the war 1812 at X. Hav.
and New L<indon. Conn.
VIII Philo b April 27, 1792; blacksmith and farmer; m. Oct. 1, ISlo, Jerusiia
Wlieeler, b. Oct. 10, 1796; .1. Sept. 21, 1829; (2) Dec. 14, 1829, .\urelia Wheeler, sis. to
1st v.f., b. July 23, 1792. He was accidentally killed April 6, 1830.
IX.' E/ra" b. Sept. 18, 1793; m. and had chil.
X. J'^.li, b. Feb. 25, 17il5; shoemaker, butcher, painter; m. Dorcas Austin.
XL Ethicd, b. .May C, 1790; blacksmith and farmer; m. in Hector. X. Y., March 20,
1823, Eli/.abelh Leonard, b. Dec. 23, 1803. He became nearly blind and quite deaf and
lived' with his s. Zerah in 1873. He was a soldier in the war of 1812.
XII. Abel, b. Sept. 23, 1797; blacksmith; m. Oct. 1, 1821, Elvira Trij.hosa Reecher,
b. Rridgewater, Conn., ;March 28, 1N02; he was an assessor at Newtown; rem. to O. whr.
both were living in 1875.
246S11. Abraham Johnson Whitney, 0. March 2s, l"; 7y; s.-t. in Siamford, X.
Y • m Xov. 22, 1799. Pliiiee.a Adflms, b. ti(i-;hcn. Conn., Sei)t. G, 1/83; rem. to Caton,
N.'V., wh. re he d. Jan. 30, 18G2, a. 81. She d. Xov. 2J, 18j3. He served at Sacketi's
Harbor in 1812. ^, ^
1. Alonz.. Adams, b. May 0, 1801: m. >ray 0. l^-Jl, Fanny Pitts, b. Dec. 29, 1801;
rem. to E. Charleston, Pa.: iio^tmastcr and has lilUui scv. town ollicc^s.
II. Chine Hutch, h. Feb. 27, 1803; m. Jan. 1, IS^O, Chri>topher.Deyo of Coxsackie,
N. v.; b. Jun.- 21. 1801.
HI. Elozia (Jray, b. Oct. 28, 1805; m. Xov. 18, 1827, Oliver \\ ilkmsfin, farmer,
Xov IS 1795. Shc;"d. in Townshend. Vt, Sipt. 23. ls.-,7.
iv. ' JanifS Lewis, b. March 12, ISI)^: ni Oct. 7, 1n27, Lucy Maria Hall <u Danby,
N. Y. Shed. July 7, 1S4I: (2) Oct. 2S. ISll, Alaria I'Jdred, b. Otseg,), N. 'i,,Oct. 21,
1820. He is Just. "of the Pe:w-,. and Supcrvis(»r of Caton.
V. Eunice- .lohnson, b. Julv L'2, I8Pi; m. Isaac (.•r<-aiucr ami d. at ^ arna, X. \.,
Dec' 21, 1S39.
VI. Emeline Amanda, b. Xov. 4, 1818; m. July 17, 183S, Xelsou Cowan, b.
Cayuga, July 2, 1810; Pres. of the Butler Collier Co., operating at Pittston, Pa.
' " 8
ll-i V liliANCIJ 01' HAXNAIl.
24C813. Zei'ah Wllitney, b. Junt- H;, 17^4; tuun.Tund cunit-r; rem. to Slate of
N. v.: 111. Fi'l.. 1!), ]SOS. Jaiic Dcinoii.l, 1.. Dei-. 22. ]7S:S: ivs. in X. Y. and ^Jicli. ]!,■
was a soliliei- 1812, and iH-nsionui', and d. in Mich. Jan. lo, 1N7;!, a. S!'. Slie d. Juno 2'\
1843. He and Ins son.s gave the luiiiie of Wliitncyville to tlie little villaoe in the town
of Cascade, of whiclt town he was the JuNtii e of ;he Peace elected: of .soils and grand-
sons, 17 seived in war of ISGI, and all e.scaped without a wound.
1. Uuth Ann, b. Oct. 2.->. IsiJS; teacher; ni. Ai)ril 5, ]8;?S, .h-nathan Mi/.ner, b.
<jos]iin, .\. Y., April 7, b'^Oo. Slie d. of cancer at 1-Javenna, Mich., Sej)t. [], b'^'Ci'.l.
II. Peter Isaac, 1). Oct. 5, ISIO; ai;-t. for ])alent medicines; ni. Oct. .t20, l6o5, Bel.sey
Portei.
III. O.-^car F., b. Aul,^ C, isb.'; ni. Xov. 2y, ls:!7, Electa A. Ervant.
IV. Iv/.ra, b. July iU, ISIO: in. .March 12, 1N42, liannuh Hodges Dupuy, b. April
21, 1S21. Soldier in war of isc,i; ix.jstniaster.
\'. .■Miraliain Johnson, b. Jan. lo, 1^20; carpenter, niillwi-ioht; enlist, foi- o vis. or
the war in 2d l". S. infantry; at battle of Monteivy, Vera Oruy.r<-'herabHsco, ChapuUe-
pec and Molino d(d 1^'y and capture of >b-:5;ico; mined for jrold in t'al. is'nios. ; m. at
Whitiieyville. Mich., April 26, 1S52. Julia Ann Morse. In is(n Ik. was 2d I>ieut. of ?,d
KciT. Mich. Vols. At 1, St bat. of Bull Hun. Yorktown, ^^ illiainsbnri;-, Fair Oaks, pro-
motiMl to rani-; of Capt. 7 days bef. Kiidimoud. retreat to llaiiison's Landinir; in all the
battles ol <b.-i'.. Pojie's campaiLriK eiidinir at 2d l>at. of Bull Hun. Becoinini;- rheumatic,
he resi>;ned Sept. iU, 1>H'ri. His wf. d. at (irand Itapids, Mich., July 12, l^lio; lie m. (2)
Nov. 17, IStl'i, \"iri:-!nia Amanda Chatterd-in, who d. March 20, \><i.>><: (8) May 18, 1870,
Fnuict s Bennett, l<. London. Eng., Dec. 15, 1^40. He has lived in Mexico, So. America,
Australi;'., Canada, and in every state of V. S. A.
VI. ("lu-.ler O.Jjorn, b. Sept. S, 1822; m. Sej.t. 20, 184.-,. Anuuula Malvina Duj-uy,
b. July 2, l^lo. ile lias always lived a fmntier life. Jn ls")ij crossed the ])laiiis lo (/ah;
returned same way -Aug.. b8i)l : si-i-vid 4 yrs. 2 nins. in Fnion Army; wounded at Pitts.
bur),'' Landing.
VU. Martin Van Buren, b. Xov. 21, l'-:i2; m. Feb. 2U, 180;j, Harriet White, b. March
Ij, 1n:;o. He is Sui)ervisor <>f .Alaska, Mi'h.
24C82. Snmiiel Whitney, b. (At. U, 17.",7; s.-rv. KVv. sol. 7 yrs.; d. Jan. a, 1808;
111. abt. 1783, lluldah Stlllr-ou, li. Xewtou, ('oiin.
i. John, b. July 2i), 1784.
11. Annie. Xov.":3, Ks.").
ill. 'rhomas Judson, b. Oct. 4, 1787.
]\'. Oliver, April 22. 17Mt; d. Dec. (i, 1n2s, uiiiii.
V. Ib-nvv, Feb. 14. 171K!; m. al.t. ls!14, Betsev Hard; he d. abt. ISlO.
VI. Sally", Dec. 2!). ITOs; ,n. in Westerh,, X.'V., Ajiril 20. 1820, Andrew Snyder,
faiiii' i, b. Jiin ■ ]■>, IsQi): ri-s. on a beautiful farm near Clarksoii C'onicrs, X. Y"., in 1.^74.
V!l. Susanna, b. De,-. .-), 1800; d. in Westerlo, 1821.
X'lll. Is.uic J, dm, Dec. 20. 1^05; m. Mav. ]s4o. Martha Ann, dan. of Dr. Elijah
How.d!. 1.. .May ly, ]N]y. ,.,.,i,_ x,, Brockport,'X. Y.
247. PliObG Judson, b. Oct. 2. ir.lH; m. June 2'J, 17I4. Josepli Lewis of S
1. Ib'bccca Lewis, 1>. A]-ril 14. ]7i:); d. Jrdv 10. 171:,.
11. i;.-b,cca Lexsis, b. July 22, 1710.
III. 44ioni:is L..-wis, b. Aug. 17, 171^; Y. 0. 1741, and X. J. 1750; d. 1777.
1\'. Jo.-, ph Lev.is, sup. the Dea Joseph whf> r.'iii. to \\'aterburv. Conn. Hud
b.Tiit'apI. in Ib'V. army; father of 1. Cil.VL'NCKV, who d. in Soutlqiort, Onin., Ajtril
2^', b'-'5.-|, a. '.'-5. A Hev. sol., anl mem. of \\'ashiiigion'.-, Lite Guard. 2. A son, a
m.-rcli. in IM.il.: f. of AV/.v/,,/ ,/., y[. ]). . and of /,',,-. H'///. //,///•//, D. D,, rector of the
elih (.fih'- Holv 4'rinity ill l>ro.,]<.lyn. X. V.: b. L'l'difiold, Coiu'i., isfi;-!, f\^ Hki'.f.cca.
111. .Ian.. 1>M, .lab,-/. Huntingion 'romlinson. ]. diil.on, b. Stratlord, Dec. jl, 17S0; Y.
C. 1^02. prac. l.iw in Fairfield, Conn,; Ib'p. in t'ong. ISIS to 1S27; Oov. of Conn. 1S27-
;J1, 4 V !s. ; r.v-itMicd bs;;i to l^emme F. S. Sr!i;iir)r. .and at'ler serving his teiin of six yrs..
retir.-d: d. l-i Stratford 0<-t. S, is.-rf, a. 7ii, Li,. 1>. 2. J/,i/) wi/t.],. Jan. lO 17o4" :;.
y,'„.!;,\K .\nu 2:;, 17^-7. 4, S,,n>/i 7.7 ,r/.v, I,, l-",-!,. 27. 17-8!!. ti. JI.:„finnt'a,' (i Hi"..
bap. •In!.'., 17'.';.
2-lS= David Judson, I,. Aug. :, Hi!);;: d. .\la_\ .■>, ircd; m. .March 2'.), li l-'!, Pie4>i ,
dau. of i-:phraiMi Srili--;, 1,. .\|:i,-.l. 2-'), ]i;M'i; d. >l;-.\ 2''i. 170."), a. CH
!. Divid, I., S.-pi. •.'.;, ixp-,: ,,,. .M,-,,-v Ju.ls.ui.
H. i'h.'h.- K F.-b I'.), 17IS: „,. 17:;:, M-'HIm-w Curti^, !>. Dec., 1712. s. of C.-iot.
Ji,.-ial. Curtis <d S;ra!l'.i!il, Coud; i,.,,, t,, X.'wiown, Conn., where slie d. Sept. ]s, ] 7.",8.
AVIIITXEY, JUDSOX. 115
III. Ahoi, 1.. Jan. yi, i:ei.
IV. Ahrl, 1). Fcl.. rJ, ]-;Q-i: d. July 17, ITT.^; ni. 1744, Sarah, dan. of Jul.son
IJnrtun of Sti-at. ("2) Mt-hitiililc 'I'oiibi-y of Newtown, dan. of 'I'Jiouia.s.
V. Aynr, 1>. -Mar.li v;;>. 17-2.1; m." 1 740, Il;uuiali Curtis.
VI. \Uah. \k X\>n\ Oi;. 17:?(i: m. 1747, r..'ninmin Stiles.
VJl. baniel, 1.. April -Jd, 17-2N';in. .laii.:il, 175-2, Sarah ('urti.s; (2) Feb. SO, ISO!',
Mercy Burritt.
Vlil. Sarah, h. Oct. 17. 17:10; m. 175n, Stejihen. s. of .Mirahnin Curtis.
IX. Al)iier, h. .luiU''.', ]7:>j; ui. 1 700, lianuali, dau. of (.'apt Rtile.s Curtis of Strat.
X. Eeliy, b. Feb. J2, 1737; in. 17o(;, William, s. (jf Peter Pixley.
2481. David j'uclson, b. Sept. 2!. 171'!; Y. C. 17:!S: fir.^t i)astor chh. at New-
town, Conn.; d. Se()t. 24, 177(i; ni. 1743 Mary. dan. of .bjsluia Judsou.
I. l)aus,^hter, m. Stur^'-is IJurr of Fairlield, Conn.. 1). 1700; d. 1705 at Newtown.
1, D.vvu) JiDso.v, b. N.. June 4, 17eo: d. .hily IS, ]S-,0; ni. April 12, 1S12, in r.itcli-
fif'ld. Conn., .\ tmabella Slieldon Keeve, wid. of Aar^n Hnir ]'ee\e fO|: i-eni. to Hicli-
mond. Va.. whr. she d. Jan. 11, 1840. 1, J/.//-// J-:Ux,<lnth, h. Feb. 7, d. S. j.t. 11, 1H13.
2, ^Ylll. Sheldon, b. June 7. 1S14; d. Her. 17, ISaS; in. at (..'ueva. N. Y.. Dec. 7, 1S5,",
Laura P. Sani'ord, who d. Julv lo, 1S37, a. 21.'. \ is. 1, Win. Sanford, b. Richmond,
Ya., Dec. 2.""). 1854. 3, llirruA T>t n,n\ b. N..v. 2:;, 1817; d. Nov. 2o,, 1809; ni. May 2(i,
1841. David Oli])hant, te;i ineichant X. Y. C. 1. David J'.uir, d. in Paris, France, Mav
Kt, 1801. a. 22 yi>. 2, (-'eo. 4\i!bot. 3, Fnmk. m. Annabelhi. 4, Anna E. 4, Daud
\hidi:r,i. b. Oct. "lO. 182fi; Y. C. 1834: stud, law and adni. to bar at I'ichnn.nd, Ya., but
])referrin*:' commercial life became mem. firm of i'atteison iV Ihiir. During tlie war
lie v.as mem. \'a. lh)use ot Delegate.-^, also of tlu' Com. Couiicil id' Piidimond and Cl:aii-
man of tlie Com. on Finance. In 1803 the \'a. Home Tns. Co. was tir,eaii. and lie was
elected' Sec. In 1S07 Pres. of H. Chamber of Commerce till 1S72: I'res. ^'a. Steaiii-
sliip and Packet Co., and held oilier oilices. lied. Aug. 3, 1870; m. April 10,1844,
Julia Ellen Denni.-on, who d. A])ril 1. 1800. 1, Ib-ni'v Dcnnison, b. Ajnil 30, 184r>. 2.
Kate Waldo, b. Auir. 14, 1^47: d. Nov. 10, ISjO. 3,' EUen Sheldon, .Mandi 20, IS.^l
4, David .lulian, Jan. 13, IS.-,:!, o, v'liarles Howard, b. Oct. MO. 18")1:.'.. June IS, ls,-)8.
<3, Kenneili Stuart, b. Jan. 1, 1S02. o, Klbuduth Mnx,n.. b. Oi^t. 28. 1822; d. Dec.
10. 18.55. 0, Th'^nni>^ }hil,!„,rd. b. Sej.t. 2!», 1S28; d. Mav ;j, ISOO.
II. David, b. 1757; V.><\. (d" Newtor,, d. in N. H. N.")v. 23, 1700, a. 33.
2485. Agur Judsou, b. Mardi 23, 1725; d. July 5, 1700; bouglit tlie well known
jiropert} on \\ liite Ilili.N in 1 Inntiuijtou, Conn., where he res. and his desc. for a long-
time; m. 1710, Hannah, dau. ni Elijihalet Cui'tis.
I. Ai^nr.
II. Hannah.
111. David, b. Ai'dl 15. 1754; m. Fdv 3, 170r;. Cri-sel, dau. Noadiah Warner of
Southbnry. 1, J.XNirr, Nov 21, 1700. 2. r>o.\.\!,i) 1> Marcli 25, 170S; one of tlie
pioneers of ]5urininghani, Conn.; senator Ithh di^t. 1S:',4; m-xt yr. built the ^toiie store,
one of the first buil.iing> in 15. Ilel'ore June, 1830, h.' and Philo I^as.-ett b;)uglit tlie old
Leavenworth bridge and removed it, oi- ratliei- built a new one, rear llawkiiTs Point,
Iiefore the village was settled. The-'Jud-on Prid^c " was a sort of monument to liis
name, and was carried awav bv an ice flood in l'"(d)., bs,-)7, and immediar(d\ rebuilt by
Ins wid., Mrs. Polly M. .hnisoi;, and Dr. Martin V,. Passi'tt. He d. Se]<t. 2. 1847. {^liist.
oj'Jkrh:/.) He m'. Feb. 10, 1.829, Pidly Maria, dau. of Lewis and Charity Sheltoii of
HuntiiiLi-ton, Conn. 1. Jfurid Loris, b. "Dec 0, 1830; Y. C. Is51; trav. exliuisividy in
Europe; returned to die M.irch s, l,s.-,s 2. ,hni<1. Nov. 10, 1S33. 3, Mory, Sept. 27.
1837.
2486. Rnth Judsou, b. April 20, 1720; d. .!um> 21, 1S14, a, S7; m. 1747, Peiija-
rnin. s. of Lieut. I'^ancis ami Mary {Jolinxui) Siiles <0' \^■oodbul■y, t'onn,, (cous.), b. Feb.
11. 1720: W C. 1740; the lirst lawyer thay set. in \N'.; was su-]>ecied of conservatism
duviiiL l!ev. \\;>,r, and sufTcred a<-cnrding]y ; d. Nbarcli 15, 1107, a 77.
1. I''rancis Stiles, b. Now l:;, l';4S;"d. .\pril 5, liOO.; set. in Salisbury. Conn.; in.
17s:-',, Sarah Nic'.M.lsof l>erb^'. Conn. . w ho (1. M.-iy 2:'.. IS-M. 1, P.kn.kvm i x. ' 2. 4'iI').m.\s,
1>. 1'5'b. 2. 17S0; re>. S. ; m. Nov. 2»;. 1S20, Sarah Vu-usta Newell of S. 1, 77-i///"-v .{'iiji:.s.
tin.. Aug. 2-?. ls:n. 2, S,ir.il> KU:,ilulh. .ln!y 0, is;!5. 3, Sai.i.v, i>. April 17. 1780; d.
I'ec. 12. 1S5L m. Nr'V. 17. 1S(|,-,. Newman Holies, Fsi|.; res. Sali.sbury, Conn.; con-
nected wirh tl.e iron works. 1. }-iuii'i'ls X.. b. May H), is:i7; engaeed in the woolen
in.ills in Wolcotl ville. Cum. . abt. i.'-:!7: mills burned m 1844, then wirli .lohn Hunger-
ford joined the I'nion Manf:;-. Co., and made <loe skin cloths witli succe.s.s till 1872. when
\
110 BRAXCH OF HAXXAII.
]h- snlil. Ho liiis lield various oflicps, jiihHs lii<rli]v estefiiied- 111 M-iv '^r -i^ia jri;,., a
Uo^c\yk^ss, h May -9 1^^4; d. May. ISGti; (2; Dec. 22, 1S69. M,^. iJudnd^K. llavdeu 'lau'
of ( harlcs Bronson of W alerhury. 1, hdward H., Jnlv 17, lb'4S- m Mav 4 187(j XfiJie
M. Wlieekr; ivs. E. Bradford. Pa. 2. Francis A., Aiuj;. 29 iw'l- (Tsm)^ 9 l^vf 'h
Harriet, May :J1. IboT: d. June 17, 1.^07. 4. Horace, aViH 17. lN(iO ' 2 V^a/Vv^rw^iu-'
ol ^> aterl.urv who d. May, 18- i; (2) JuMe 10, lS7o, Laura Wood, adoj.ted dau. of Ex-
Gov. A. H. Hr.lly ot Conn. ;i ^V-r/'y. 4, Fnderkl: 4, Rwsom 1) Dec '>9 K'tO-
luorch. of Ariryl.', X. \.; ]„. Marcli 2, 1820, Haniinl) Pruudfit of A. ' 1 ,SV</v//; Varia'
Nov. 4 1822; ni. Dec 7. l^;4•,^ John A. Patterson. 2, -SV/^v^;./.« Jane, Mav 10. 1S2G; d'
Sept,. 28, lb-3/. S,JIa7i)ia/i LUzah,Oi, iiei)t. 20, 1S2H: ni. Oct. ?, 1855 John P-irry 4
Aiidrtw P., Dfc. 12, 1830; d. Oct. 1, 18:{;i. o. Sum ana R.. AiuV 1 18.J7- d ^\vv\\ U
1855. '^ ' '1
II. Phebe Stiles, b. Jan. 18, 1749; d. a. 1 vr
c •,"^^^ ^^''^'f-^ ^'^'^^^?l^'l^■ V^' K'^^' ^- '^I'"'' ^'' ^-'': "'• ^^^'^-^ 12. l'«i, Olive Pierce
btiles (?); m. ('2) Jiin. lo, l,9.j. Isurah P.ood. 1, Daviu Jiu.^rr,- l, (^(^t 10 1795- ir O.-t
10, 1821, Ann French. 1, J/>//v/ Ann, b. Jane 7, 1822; d. Dec 2N ]845 2 Jl'nnHt f'
(twin %nth M. A.), m. April 15-17, 1854-55, Jeanette A. Shelton." 1, Anna h Ai.<r 5'
I80S. 2, Adelaide, b. Feb. 8, ISG'J. 3, Zephina, b. Sept. 8 1828- d Jiil'v ^i 1830'
4, ^/i» iT^.. b. May 19, 1832. 6, Add,ruh, h. Jan. 28, 1834; d. March if 1853 (V
Av.!]ustaM., b. Nov. 0, 1836. 2. Patty, b. Sept. 25. 1789; d. Sept 26 1794* 3 M^ry
Axx.^, b. Aug. 21, 1780; d. Feb. 19. 1810; ni. Xov. 27, 1808, Smitli Downs. 4 Be.N-
J.^MIN, b. June 21, 1798; rem. to (Torkville. S. C, and d. nnui Sept 1855
ly. Ephraini. b. Jan. 15, 1753: d. Feb. 7. 1821; in. Mav 7-10, 1780 Sarah dau of
Joseph Trowbridge 01 Souihbury, who. d. Aut?. 3, 1810, a." 03 1 PhVbi: b'Xov 9
1782; d, July 21, 184-^: v.\. Xov. 22. 1804. Be\'aiuy of Yt. 2 'Pt-tii h Feb 'is'
1780; m Feb. 27, 1811, Beiij. B. Osborn (his 2d wf.). 3, S.vlly' b. Jul'v 20 1789- d'
bept. 4,1809; m. Xov. 22, INOS, Benj. B. Osborn. 4, Ei'hkaim EuYSTts b ' Oct '-^4'
1/91; d. April 0, 1858, a. 00; m. May 22, 1817, Sallv Osborn; res Clvde X y' "l
^'aihanHla^U^, b. March 24, 1818; res. Southburv. 'Conu. ; fanner; unm 2 Sarali
An(/u..t>/,\,-. May 2o. 1822; m. April. 184G, Melzar Whittlesey of Galen x' Y 3
yln^«/if//f .0.,-b. Oct. 4, 1823; d. Dec. 9. 1838. ' t,,>. 1. o,
^^- J^'~'^\r^^^y''inSi\lcs, h. Ang. 25, 1756 (Esq.); Y. C. 1770; d. Feb. 12. 1817; prac
law inA^oodoury, Conn.; la. 17nG, E.stlier, dau. of Jeliiel Presion. 1, Hmujift b'
March 13, 1787; in. Sept., 1S17, Henrv Brown of Southburv, Conn ■ b' Feb 8 l^*^'^'
I. J{en>i/, b. Feb. 9,1817: m. Feb. 10, 18-10. June E.. dau. of Dea John and E<th'er
(btr.we) Stone. 1. Charles, b. Xov. 28. 1840. 2, Henrv, b. July 7 1850 2 l/f//zV F
^■\'ir^W^^--^^^- •'^' /"^"C'^'-' ^'- ^^^- ^'^~^' "'• J^^^P^-'- Osborn. 4, JIaniwh S., b. March
J?; if • ,;'' /-"'i'^'V''"'' '-^•- ^- ^'''^- -' ^^''^' ff Columbus. Ohio; m. Martha J. Stron-;
{i) Dec. IJ, 18/ (, Emma Sullivant of Col., O. 0, li?A7^;- 6'. h March 0 18''G- re^
Columbus, 0.; m.. Mary Hiaman; (2; Sept. 2, 1803. Isaheiia Wood. 1 Wa'lterV b'
June 18. 1801. 2, Helen, July 2G, 18GG. 3, Flora. Jan. 14, 1809 4 Harry L \'m-'
IG, 18/0. 0 Lo\veHT.,b. Xov. 15, 1873. 7. CV/-//-^,> .4., b. Xov. 20,' 182.^" ^" ITuni
9 Jlor.ire. 10 JArron. 2, JE.v^-^•ETTE, b. Oct. 4, 1790: m. Charles Hanson Curti's 3
{^"■IZ-ii!"' ■ '^"?- V'- ^'^- "^^ ^'■'- ^■'' ^ ''"^- ^' Jn^>'.k"un P., b. May 9, 1794; d Dec"
1.), I808 unm. 0, l^HAXCKS Blkkk. b. May 8, 1801; d. Feb. 12, "1804 7 llvsnY
m P^n ^ r^%^f Vv^ '!"-',^^- \'^'^-- "'■ ^"''- ~'-^- 1^'^'- '"^*'>-'^- French! per: m.
July lo, 1831. 2. A/lai L4!ur, b. Au-. 9. 1837. 3, Mire Marin, b. April 2 1n40 8
MAmKTr.N^ EsTHKK b. Julvisj812: m. Oct. 5, 1839, Geo. Snutli of So.'pritain;' *. V. '
?^ H T V iu"V'':\''''- KP^'^-;'i- l'-">; ^J- ^n>t. ^. 1794. 2, Kc.uKKUK, b. April 5.
1,94; d. July 29, 1N,2; m. March 4, 1M7, Cieora SihvPa. <lan. of David and Sibvlla
(Hiiiumytou) ( uriis; ba]). Xov. 2:J, 1794; d. Xov. 27, 1852 1 F'ra'.,!/i ! b Xov
!^L '^I'-J"- I''-'"; 1- 1-"'^. '■■ ^V. Kirfland. 3, lU-Ffs. b. Jan'. 14, 1790; d "sept' 29*
A!^'*;--.f.-.'^= ",'■ ^"'\''- ''^-- '^^^'^^'^ C'"'''^' ■'■ ■<■■■ ''• Oct. 10, I87i;. 4, Eli/a M., b. May
2i, 1/9- 1..,. June ],. Ih-,'2, rh.rh-s C. llinuuui. 1, JLh.. h. .-V-pt. 5, IsCO. 5. Jon (-
r'^'V 1 Vs-v • '•"'!= "'• ^^^'^ '- '^'■'^' ^^''''y '^''•'^^•'^'- *-• ^^-'^- ■ 1. ^'''"-''".
6, 184S. 0, Xathan.M.. b. (),'i. 15, 1807; d. .M:Mch 25, 1812 7 Fr:\xci<\ bXov
4 17. n. F.4>. 10. 1S40. Kiyira H. Gedney, who d. F.-b. 11. 1:<45, in io.r 20Ui yr^ 2)
March. 1840 Frances M. bhelion. 1, (;rdnc>/ A., h. Aug. 28, 1842. 2, FfnraJfaHa^
n. Aug. lo, j"^-jI.
Vll. Jud^on, b. May 30. 17G2; went to Salisbury, Conn.; d. X'ov. 11, 1705; umn.
.TUDSOX. ]17
VIII. Plicbe, b. July 2■~^ 1704; d. a. 12 vis.
IX. Nathan, h. Mairli 12, 1707; Y. C. 1787; r^s. Seymour, Conn.; d, in Sclienectady,
!N. Y., on journey ISOii; ni. 17:'."), Plu-lje ]>ayton, who d. July 1-i, 18:i4. 1, Nathan
JUDSOX, b. Feb. •<!7, 17i)(J: m. .Seju., 18111, Marhi Birch of Suli.shui-y, Conn., wlio d. Nov.,
1849; (2) April. 1851, Mr.s. Jane Joimsou of Lvons, N. Y. 1, NitUutn Judson., b. June
22, 1820; m. Sept., 1841. Melissa Plank of Wolcott, N. Y. 1, Anna Maria. 2, Win.
Jud.son. 2, 11, nri/ Birch, 1). Jan., 182o; ni. July. 1810, Mary Babeock of Penn Yan, N.
Y., who d. Mav l8.j:j; (^2) April, 1835, Miss Selover; ehil. bv 1st m. Albert and a dan.
iJ, Putnsom Bii'd^ryr. b. Oct., 1826. 5, ^nufh D., b. Feb., "1828: ni. May, lS,-,:3, Louisa
Nelson of Auburn, N. Y., and had a dau. G, Sril>,>, b. Oct. 4, 18;3:]. 2, P)ii;i;k, b.
Dec. 5, 17il7: res. New llav., Conn. :;, .Mixekva, b. Mandi 25, 1801; ni. June 5.
1827, James l^):Ltii of Norwich, Conn. 1, Jicn^n. 2, Pluhc. 4, IIaxxau Xak«'1ss.\, b.
Dec. 24, 1814; d. Sept. 15, 1849.
2487. Daniel Jud.son, b. April 20, 172S; d. Xov. 14, 18i:;; m. Jan. 31, 1852,
Sarah, dau. of Capt. Stih-s Curtis, b. May 17. 17o] : d. May ?,{), 1808; (2; Feb. 20, 1809,
Mercy Burritt of Strat.
I. Stiles, b. Nov. 18, 1752; m. Julv 17, 1777, Xaonii, dau. of d'eoru-e Lewis.
II. Silas, Aug. 31, 1754; d. Dec, 1808; m. May 12, 17:7, M:u-y, dau. of Col. Sam-
uel AVhitney of S. "
III. Phebe, Oct. 10. 1750: m. Jan. 7. Ti 78, ^^'il!iam, s. of John Brooks, Esq.
1\'. Kebecca, Nov. 15, 175^; m. Ktv. .'ibraham Fowler of Salem Soc, ^Vaterbu^v,
Conn., Sei)t. 7. 1798. He d. Nov. 10, 18!5, a. 70; Y. C. 1775, A.M.
V. Charitv, Dec. 19, 1700; livinu'. in -o,,,] bc;ilth. in 18.30, ;i. 95; m. Dec. 9A , 17-0,
Elisha Hawley "of Bidgetield, Coun.,'l». March 14, 1759; d. April, 1850, a. 91; (s. of
Tlirvmas, jr., and g. s. of Rev. "I'honiiis llawley, the 1st pastor of B.) .\t the age of 18
"was drafted and sent to N. Y. ; his I'l-g. w;is staTioned at Corlcar's IIouiv, from wlucdi the
retreat was so liasty tliat thi^ .•^ohliers threu ;iuay tluir Idankets and knapsaclvs; Elisha,
however, retained his. and his Col. was gladio share with him during the stormy night
which frdlowcd. Soon alrer his rn, lu' •,nu\ liis wf. joinrd the I'j-esb. chh. in K., and v/as
afterwards eh'cted Dea., \\ hichollice In- htdd d.uring life. lie al\\-ay^ had excellent lieaUh,
and his vigor of body and liund continued to tho last. ]lurin,iithc last summer of his life,
in Ids 91st yr., be would work nearly all day with Ins men in the field. At the age of 80
{18?38)he n>ade the 4th of July address at K., and closed with singing '"Hail Columbia."
He A\as for a, time cliorister. In all his business transactions his chief concern was h^st he
should charge his neigl\bor more than the artitde sold was really wortli. Tb"" Avn si ly trade
a cabinet makt-r. Abounding in goo<l works, his name will lon,i; be l'ra,i;rant anujug the
])Cople where his long life was spent. (An obiiuary \\-as written by Bev. Mr. Clark.)
"It is strraige to see in this ^\•OI•ld a man who al\\ avs, and under all circumstances,
seems to have as Ins nntster motive th>' wish to do just ri.^ht; yet such a man was Dea.
Hawley. (Jf a ji-'culiarly mild and anuable temjier, his countenance wore a tranquil and.
smooth exjinssion. His liair was tine and silky and lay as if oiled, clo.se to Ids liead.
He had a soft voi<;e ami an ear for music. He was a caliinet nuiker by trade, a chorister
by choice, a deacon by vote of the church, and a Christian by the grace of Cod. In eacli
of these things he found liis ])lace as if desi,irned for it by nature and providence." — S.
G. Goodrich in RccuUictioiHi of a Life Tiatc, vol. I, p. 225. 1, Elisha. 2, JuDdOX,
merch. in X. Y. C. 'i. IitAD, niendi. N. Y. C. 4, Daxiicl, 5, Bev. Stii.es, a mission-
ary, dnnvncl in crossing Kaskaskia Biver, Ilk, Jan. oO. 18o0. For lines writteu by Mi-s.
E. H. Sigouruey on the event, see V)id, vol. 1, p. 521.
'• Oh ! ye who mourn
With heavy temples ')'cr the smitten son
Slain in his Saviour's service, know that pain
Shall never ve.x him mure. Peril and chang"e
And wimer's blast and summer's sultry heat.
And sinful snare — What are they now to him
But dim remembered sounds?"
•6. Chaixcey.
VI. Dainel Judson, b. Nov. 4. 170:) (f. of Dovid^: <1. Oct. 4, 1818, a. 84; m. Sept.
10, 1799, Sarah, dau. of Solomon Plant td' S. 1, Sa u ui' Amaxda. b. Aug. 1, 1799; ni.
Jan. 14, 1824, Bev. r>avid Lo^-ih'U, jae-tor Cong. chh. in Southington, Coitn.; b. Hartf.
Oct. 0, 1792; dcsc. from ".u-ood old .lohn Ogden"; Y. C. 1814; slml. '■) yis. at Andover
and one urch-r Bev. Pi'of. I'itch: ].:'.~ior Cong. <dil.. in ^Mjuthington, Conn., 1821 to 18;U>;
at ^Vhitesb(n•o, N. Y., at .Marlboro, Mass.; resigned 1850, and retired to N. llav.. Conn.;
■elected mem. of Corp. of 11am. Col. aiid (.'(uj). Mem. of .\m. B. of Miss. He d. Oct. 'iX.
180o, just 42 yr^. frotn date of his (udinaiion. He pul>. a Treat, on Baptism and Fare-
118 BRAXCII OF UANXAII.
well Sermon o;i lv:iv. S. 1, C^if/jiiriiie. A. 2, S.in/'/. J. ;], Jn'in E. 4. AhJ,!, . :^
Jhidd .Jiul<>h, h. Wliit.\-,I.in-o. X. V., Doc. 24, ]s;!7; Y. ('. IRfil; 'J'hco. S.lioul isiiS an.i
licensed lo ])rt'acli, hut ill-liealtli; n-s. X. IIu\ . witli mo. and sis. 2, Havid, i). Nov. ?,{)^
ItjOl; d. Sept. 17. lSir>. 3, C.vth \kink. ]'i,.\nt, li. Feb. 2, lN(i'"); m. D.'c. 2"), I.^^Hlj'
Horace Ifoldeu, Esq., of N". Y. 1, D^n-ir) Ju(ls'>ii. Y. (". ]8(i4: LI.. H., Col, Col. lS('i(J. 4"
Mahv KKr.KiTA, 1.. .\iiril ]i), l^r^ir,; m. J:ui. is, 1,^8-J, ('apt. John W. Steiliiiii- of liridirel
|)Oit. CoTiii. ."), Davi;) Pi,.\NT, h. April 16, ISO'.I; Y. ( '. ls:;i; read l:i\\ init pursued
jiiercHiiiile career in his native town; d. Stratford. May 1;!, jSijIl; m. isijj Eli/.ahfth. S.,
dan. of Key. Frederick Gridleyof E. Lyme, Conn. (1, Jij.ia Mahia. h. Jan. 11, IMI ;.
ni. Sept. 10, 1820. Rev. John H. Hunter of Fairfield, Conn. 7, \Virj,r.\M. h. June !•,'
I8I0; Y. C. 1M34; prac. law a short time, then v>-ent into l-.usinr-s with Charle.s Cood-
vear, in\-entor oi' the vulcanized India ruhher. S, Daniici.. h. Oct. (1 ISK)- d Dec (J
"1828.
Vll. Sarah Judson. h. March 20, 17G(i; m. Dec. 0. 18(J2. John, s. of John lio(Uh of
Stratford.
2488. Sarah Judson, 1». <>ct. 17. 1780; m. FTnO. SteiJien, s. of Ahraham Curtis
of Stratford, Conn.
I. Jerusha Curtis, m. Stephc!, Lewis. 1. CiiAnn v. h. M:U'-]i 27, 17'>'.i; m. Nov.
24, 17'.il, Joseph Shelton. ii. Au--. 27, 17(J."j; d. Sept. 1, isjs. a. s;'-. and had hesiih^s several
who d. num.: 1, JLnry, d. 1843: ni. Helen, dau. of F!on. E. W . K'ing, V . S. S(-n. from
N. Y. 1. Henry Wri^dit. 2. Dau. 2. PhUo Sf /■"/>//, rem. to l^uston, ^Lass; m. Ceor-
irifuui Albertine, .lau. of Beni. Piinott Iloiiu-r. '■',. f^iirnf! AV/v','/, n;. Marv Jane
Deforest, dau. of Linsou and his wf. Jane tHawley) Deforest; iJaue and Ihjn. t'harles
Ifawlcty, I/ieut.-<n>v. of Conn. cldl. of Cyrus Hawley.) 4, XiU'i'i/ J,'., m. Hon. X. C.
Sanford, who d. leavin^r imly s. 1, Henry SheU(ni Sanfoid, i,L. ]). , hite Charge de
Affairs of U. S. at Paris. France.
II. Agur Curtis of Strat.. h. KoS; d. 1841, a. .S3. 1, Lkwis, h. pisij: an old time.
luercliaul of X. Y. C. : d. thr. Jan. 2ii, IN33. Iti his 97ih yr. 2. ]5i::s.i.\mi.n. b. )7!)d: d.
Feb. 10, issi, a. Ul: some time mem. of one oi' tlie iari'esl dry goods fimis in X. Y. C. ;
re.s. Cra.mmacy J'ark ; came to X. Y. IMO and in 1S12 his bro. Lewis joined him in
Pearl St., l:iier in Broadway, then at Broad v,-ay ;ind Rector St. and at last' in Daane St.
Benjamin bec-aiue the foreio-n representative of tlie liouse and resided over 30 vears in
France. He returned about iMJIi, and took tlie hou.se in (Jrammacy Pari; whert^ he d.
lie ni. a few yrs. before ISCiO to h\- 2d wf. wh.o survive-,; 3 (ddi. living. He was active
ill bii.siness til] over sO. lb- \va> fi_)r mans" vrs. a promir.etu mem. uf St. (ieort'-e's Ejiis.
(dih.. Rev. Dr. 'i'yng.
25, ThonKLS Y/elles, b. O.t.. lOoT; d. :\!:ir. h Ki. iGll.-,; m. lOSK. Maiy Pdaekleach.
She Tu. (2) Kjiio. J(din Olcotr of Ilaitf., and had 4 chil.; (3) ('apt. Joseph Wadsworih of
Charter Oak Memory, who d. ]73l, a.. 81. Her 2d ami 3d husbands were appraisers of
her 1st liu-band'v estate, and doubrle>s in mental reservation imduded the widow in the
inventory.
I. 'Thomas, b. Oct, 10, lOfiO; m. A«e-. 2o. IMll, .Miiyail , su]). d. A u-. 2.1,
17.-)0. 1. Thom.xs, bap. S-pt. II. 17|s. d. bef. his f.V e-t. v.-as dist., leavine- chil.: 1.
Thoiixis. 2, ll'i-i.ah. 2. Da.mki., lap. Aug. 2.Y 1722. 3, .li>iix. b.-ip. Aug. 13. 1724. 4,
Bi,A<'ivi.K. s.(ii. bap. Aug. 13. 1724. .■>, M \i;v, l)a]). Jan. 2S, 172S; m. l7'ol. Sieiilien
Fowler, 1). Dec. 21, 1711); his 2d wf. (He m. ^I) Au<;-. 10, 1:40. Rhoda IJanei-oft. who d.
Jan., 174s, leav. 1 s. ) lb- set. in PitisSield, Mass.; rem. to state of X. Y. 1, RIiihIi, b.
April 10, 17.V,^ 2, IV,„'h',.,rh, b. Jan; 4. 17.")4; m. .Meriam Smith. 3, Ah!^,;,i!, yUrrrh
23, nnO: in. Asa Xoble: luM! fani. 4. .)[, hifahlr, b. Feb. l-i. 17o8; m. Di. Porter of
Winston; .<. /. 5. Siirah. Aug. 20, 170(1; m. .lohn Lee (4' Hartf. 0, Anms, 1-^.b. Hi. 1703;
ni. Irene l-'owler of .Xorlhford. Comi., aunt of Pie.f. W'ni. C. l-'owler. 7, J/.'/7/, .\uir. !.">,
170;"); d. Feb. 1."). 1700. S, 11',//,.^ Feb. 20, 170S; d. y. !), .I/.//7/, Oct'. 12. 177i; m.
Daniid Fowler. yZ) Martin Phelps. 0. Joiix, bap. April' 0. 1730.
II. John. b. Dec. l.\ p;<.c.': ,i. at < 'olehe^ier, (''onii. 1 . .loll \. li. at ( '. Xov. 24.
1718; (L Ai-ril 21. lirA 1, M,n!ii.. b. Cd. I74--L rj.rher.' Alav 13. Isp.l. 1, .M;i rtin. June
24, 1782; d. at Cap.' Iji/abe;!,, \\<-., F.ii. 1<I. l,s.-,l. (1), Martin P.. b. Cape Eli/.. June
5», 1821; neucii. an.l i>.'i.!ker ;ir Mar'i.'ii.i, • >. ; m. .-it M., Sej^t. 2'.i. \^\'J. Ihoiiei Ibnb r of
Durham, Conn.; .V. i'. i2', Cli.irb-. H. b. Oc! . 2.'. ls32; nieich. in M.; ni. in N . "\ . C.
.\iu-il 2"^. 18.-)'.). Cornelia, dau. of ^Va-hlngton \an Zan/.l .0' X. \. C. j-'.dward FreemaJi,
b. Ajuit 3, 1800.
.TUnSOX, AVELLES, l!l DAVKI.L, .UTDI), HART. 119
26. SfU-ah Welles, h. Ai>ii1, lOoO; d. ahl. 1700; 111. Nov. 7, 1G7«, Jnliii ]]iiIu.Ml,
jr li" iiht. Ki'll: d.'.liilv ;j, lc,u-2; s. of John ;iu<l Sarali (\\ ilrox) Hidwcl!.*
■ '" "]. John Bidwrll," h. Sci-t. 1, lG7!t; d. S.'])!. :!, ]7.")I.
II Uannali Bidu-.-ll. h. Au-:. 81. KiSO; ni. ITOfi Jos<|.h Jtidd.
Hi Sarali liidw.dl. b. Auv:. lii, l(;s] ; m, S<-i'T. -Jo. 1707. ("apt. Jo.slma Kohbm.-;.
IV 'J'honias 15Mhv.dl. h. Dcr. 27. U^^'J: d. 17ir.: in. .M:ircli OS. 1710. Pnuicncf ScoTt.
1, Tiio-MA.'^, 1). Mas- 1(".. 1711. y, Ar.iii.ui,, b. Au- . 1S\ 17i:!. :?, .Iunathax. b. Jan. ]-2,
]7i:) -1, AUDM.I.U!. O. (let IS, 17]lj; V. ('. IMO; d. 17s-i.
V Jdiiatliiui lUdwell,! h. Mandi I."), ■(•S}: ni. Pre. -JA, 1711, Martha Butlfc.
Yl. David r.idvvtdl. b.'lfiST; d. June 24. 17oS; m. Julys, 1714, Mfhitablc Webst.'i-.
YJI. James, !>. IGOl"; in. Pw. 8, 171:5, Kuth ^^tauh y.
262. Hannah Bidwell, b. An-. 81. IGSO; d. 1707; m. 170 ;, Joseph, s. of IJ.ut
John Ji:dd. Ilf r.i, (0) 1718, ^ava}l U'inchel, and d. abt. l7r)G; rc-^. ]• armingtoii. ( onu.
2GV:i. Joseph Judd, h. Apiil 1. 1707; m. lUv. 2r,. 1781, Kuth Thompson, who d.
Julv I'J, 17."",(i; (•-') l7-">;\ Maiv Clark; r>-s. Smuhn.^non. , .
■ I Kliiathan. d. 1S07;' ni. l>oi.s ; ns. S. 1, S.u-.AH. Aus-. 10, 1 .GO. 2. Anm:.
b. May 15, 1708. 8, I.ois. b. 17oU. -1, Jotham, b. 1778. o, Kt'Tii, b. 1, <G. h, bis-
ANXA.
II. Lurv. in. Jaiiu-s Plant,
III. Hni'h, b. 1740; lu. Elnathan Hart.
\\. Martha, m. Nathan names, i. by 2d id.:
V. Pliebr, b. 1758; v\. John Neal.
26aJ0. Ruth Judd,b. 1740; d. Nov. 27. islO, a. 70; .... Kh.athan s of James
and Tliankful (Nortli) Man, b Farn,in.unon, Sept. 10, 1 ,80. He o. Aitu'. 20, l^.^l, a. Jb.
He was a mem. of the chh. at XorthinL-ton GO yrs. {(/e^r. j ron, Jlnrt (.rt'i<.)
1 Li.iLis Hart. b. Sept. 80, 17GI; m. M.uy Ann \\ ilcox.
II Martin H.al. b. Mav 17, 17G7; d. Aiu-. 4, 17^10.
HI. Ubod Hart, b. June 14. 17G'J: m. Elixabetlt Edson; ^3) Cnarlotte Donnan.
262131. Linus Hart, b. Sej-t. 80, 17G1; d.^April 10. 1810; m. An- 28, 17s7.
Marv Ann Wilr(.x of Avon, Conn., \vho rh 1S:!G. a. 71.
■ 1 Zin'. 1> He.- 2 17SS: d. Oct. 1. bSi;7. a. 7'.»; .hit. me;n. .4G yis. ; farmer nr. U
.\von- m Oet' "i; lsl::i Uh.K'.a li. isw.dd. b. .\u!r. 1, 1702. dau. of Ashbel and Elr/.abet.i
(WoMdrntViH.'; livin-in l-7i. 1, EiN^s (>.n;i, b. Mar.-h 20, l^^l5^ 'n. O,-^ 80. ls:j...
Marv Ann I'enntield of N. H. . nvIu) d. at A. Hoe. 0, lSo8; ,2) An-. , IS-.... I .-imees h.
Beeksvith of N. London; (8) hvdia S. Booth of Simsbur^. 1. /. '^vx, // Z>.».^^, Jan. lb,
184G 2 CM'n b. Mav21. 1S47; d. in 8 dav?. 8, Mant'.' Flih'ui. hept./2o lb4s; in
April IS." 1SG7, Eli AMcrman Hart. 4, In-,, }[:,,;.'. July 28, ISll). 5, y , :rdl h<hra^-rr
X\.v 10 1S50- m. Sept. 14. 1-70, Jane E. Bin-;4,;.m. 2, PAi-i.r.w (. uisv.-..i D, Sept. E^.
1S17; m; Jan. 7, is8s. Sinn-on D. Chappell of Avon. 8, ErmtAiM \N ,.m.iui. f, Nov.
21 1819; d. Man). 80. 1S22. 4, DAf., b. 1S21. 5. Di \XA, •I'nieo. ls28. (L .^-p.. J'.
1S25 G EriiKMH AVA. Feb. 12. 1S25; m. (h-i. 2. 1858, Sarah Idi/abeth Spenrer. b.
Jan '''0 bS87 He dc \lavll 'siiS. Slie m. (2) (b'o. Coodnow. \ . ( .^r.uh,! hl.iz<ih,th .
b. YYb.'7, ls,5C). 7, l!i-s4i:i.i,' Hkxms, March 15, 1S:!8; drowm-'d in Farm ni,t;-ton river.
■ H ' Ad~na Mareh 27 1700; m. A].rih 1S15, Encv WoodriUl, b. Jan. 11. 17si); d.
Julv "' 1S72 He wa., a iallow chan.ller and ace. an est. of .some ,'?15,00l>. "A n^an ot
m-eat 7m n-al worth." 1. H..i,i.v, Nov. 5, 1817: m. 1S41, Ceo. M. Hale, a jeweler; res.
New Haven, 2. Ni:wi<.x. Jan. 11, 1821; tallow chandler; unni. 8, ( '• ^'i'^^)- ^^,Y
29 1825; .0. islG, Havid Stod^h.rd of A. 4, Cicv. Mandi 2S. 1S27: m. Ai.nl 2b. Isls.
julnn Er.iiici--; S) diil. 5. M \!;v, Ai^rii 25, ;s20; m. Newton Peck.
HI. Julia, 1701; m. Isl2, Austin Gleason.
"^o!m Bidwell, sr.. d. .rSy: his tan y..rd appears on the Hartford map of ''5|-^ on an islami m Little
River His wid., Sar.U-., d. June .-.. .6^0. Their chil. were: .. John, jr.. 2- /-?^'^'t'';K .^ ''\; \Tn oi
.ei-M-'eldandd. ,^02. ,. Sarr^uel. bi 365": &■ ApriU. .715: m. Nov. m, .^7;^. Llc/abeth .^>:l"^,:^f^"-.^°J
Thomas o; Middletown, and had: .. .SVzr,,/;. b. Se-u. 20, t.,74^ 2, .Sa».'».^. o. Jane i.. -^^ '^ ^- "; ;"^/:„-
Daniel of Cb.Uhaci., Conn., b. Nov. ib. .717; <\- P'-'C- 'r'-' '"M^r-V^'.rV^" ^^r l-;,- v.dVn c R who
,7'..- h.ul .? cial. o! wl'.-.m the -:h -.v.is loha. vr. t. ot Kdwin M. bidwell. h-'!., ot 1 lov.dcn.t U ■■• ^'■n"
iscollectinp- memorials of the F.idv.ell family. ;„ .h'c.ry, b. J.m. «. .77v 4. /'■•'"!„>,, b. Xos >. i...4-
., iVnth,tnif!,h. Nov. 4, 1783.
" +A Hann.-xh I!id-.vcIU dau, of Jonathan of Winds^or. m. 1760 Sam. Foore f.>-e J';"''.^ '''L^,^' P' ,;.■ ^l-.,,;^
l>ea. Thomas Hidwc'.! d. Dec.?, uV,:- in the cVh yr. oi his a^e, m Canton, (. onn.. an .r.-.n pida ano
Sle.'idfast as a wail (..f bras';."— /'//.v.'. Cdiection 0/ Lonn .
120 BKANCH OF IIAXXATI.
IV. Ihith Judd, b. Mav ;3, \im: m. Nov. 2"). 1S12, IMiiiu'HS Peiinfifld, 1). X. ]}.
Oct. IS, IT.s.i; d. Alio-. 8, 184-:. Shed. Dcr. 11, iNtS. ], M \i;v Ann, Oct. 4, 1S1;5. -j^
llAiiVKV, Juno 7. ISll. 'S, M.\i!TiN, .\u<r. :'., ISKI. 4, I.vima, .M;iv :.'9, 1«11J. r,,
Lemi'KL, Ai)iil 17, IS.'l G, DcvMS, ])'<:. ^i, ]6i'j. 7, Fidkma. Sept.. 10, ISi^j. s^
E.MTIA-, Se))t. 11. ISiO. 9, lloiiAti:, June 11, l^ol. 10, I'ltANcEs Xhwki.i,, Nov. 25^
18:lo. 11, IIakuikt A., Aug-. 3, l*>:i). -
V. Martin, April, 179.'); m. 1318, Dollv Xewell; rem. to Jack.sonville, ill.
VI. Aiiielirt, Mav 18, 17i)7; d. Oct. 80. 17l)s.
Vll. Denuis Hart, Se]it., 1798: m. l^-3."), Elvira Dutton. He d. at Siieiinan, N. S.,
Sept. S, 18(J8: farmer. 1. Inf., 1>. and d. ]S27. 2, (;()iixK.i.r.v E., b. April G. 182!i; m.
Nov. 18, l^-V.', Wn). II. Kee.ler. o, .Mai;v E , b. Sept. IS, is:!0: m. Ennej) Si-eny. 4,
JosKi'ii DrxTiiN, i>. All--. 1, 18:-J2; m Marek 28, 18")1I. -Mary M. DiUtou. 5, IIkxiiV .M.,
Mav 37, 18o"); d. Nov. ;!, 18'j2. 0, Ei.iZAiiKTir J., .Ian. 9," 18o8; m. (.)et. 1, \Si\\, Ma<li-
son"j. Morse. 7, IIaukict Ann, Oct. 7, 18:!9. 8, Koi.t.tn \V., Feb. 20. 1^42; Uuion
soldier and d. Fairfax Hospital, Va., Oct. 19, 18(32. 9, .Adi;!!: .M., Nov. o, lt544; m. Oct.
22, ISr.S. .Tolm \V. Spencer.
VIII. ' Ava Hart. <.)ct. 24, ISQ:); m. Nov. fl, 1827, .lulia Ch-ampton, b. Jan. M. 1804. 1,
Edmund C'ltAMcTUN, Ju!v 1;;, 1^29; m. Oct. 10, 1830, Harriet J. Alfoi-d, b. Nov. 11,
1831; res. Sherman. N. Y. 1, K/k-n Marin. .]nw' ]^, is.ls. 2, CVm/v. Edai'.rd, MurcJi
39, 1800: d. Sept. 9, 18t;9. Z. Frrd'jn'r/,- Al/nJ. .May l.>, 1^02. 4, IfnryStepTnni, Mav
10,1800.' 2, Ann Makia, May 22, 18;U. y, Wm." Hi;nj;y. Jan. 20, 1800; m. Oct. 11,
1S70, Emrc'ii'a .^[. Sp.'irv. l' Li!in,i, Dec. 18, 1871. 4, Jt-ui's Bin:\VSTi-:];. b. .Mav
20, 1839; m. Oct. 22, 1MJ8, Julia A. Sj.errv, b. June 2, 1817, and liad .Vin)n>: May, Sejit.
lo, 1S72.
IX. Amelia Hart, Jan. 1802; d. June 8, 18<i8; unm.
262133. Obcd Hart, b. June M, 1709; d. April IJ, 1^40: ni. Julv 28, 1793,
Elizabeth Ed.'son, b. March 3, 1773; d. cons. Nov. 10, 1798; (2) Dec. 10, 1799, t'harlotte
Dorman, b. Oct. 10, 1780; d. Feb. 27. IMm, a. 84.
I. Sopiirouia, April 21, 1794: d. July 14, 1814; n\. Jan. 9, 1810, Jo'^e],]! Hart, b.
Sept. 18, 1787. He m. (2) Lura Due!. 1, "l^i.iZAr.r^Tir Ei.viiiA, Sept. 23, 1^11; d. Julv
4, 1814. 2, J(K\ATiJAN,'Jane li.', 1814: d, July 0, 1814.
II. lOdson, b. Ajiril 12, 1790; Y. C. ; ord. Piesb. : miss, aniony the Mi'd). Indians;
jifter\\-ards preached at Si):-inytield and Irerard, Pa., several yrs., thence to Mor^aniield,
Ky., 6 or 8 yrs.; afterwards at New Albany, Ind. ; health failintr, he went to New
Orleans as aqi. of the Am. Bilue Soc, but ilie war caiin' and he ret. 1802, and in 180o
sot. at Baird's Station, Ky. , Avhere he d. Sept. 19. 1N07. " A man of earnest ])iety and
strong' faitli." — Lonincilk Jouvjud.; in, Oct. 15, 1821, Helen Preistlev of New Bruas., N.
J., b. April 11, 1798; d. at New Albany, April 4, 1801; (2) Martha A. Dav. 1, Saml.
H., Au!:,^ 23, 1822; d. Nov., 1807: in. May ISod. Hacliel Ellen Enuu-y; T) chil. 2,
John Preistiey, b. Ant,'-. 15, 1824: grad. col.; niendi. at Faducah, Ky. ■ m. and luid 8
cliil. 3. pANDui.i'it S. , Sept. 10, ls20. 4, Edscin K.. Oct. 13,1831. 5, CiKo. Ohed,
Aug. 7. 1834; during the war capt. of a steamboat running (m the Ohio and Miss, rivers
between Louisville, ^Mempliis and New Orleans; ni. March 13, 1855, Addie H. Slent of
Lex., Ky., b. ])ec. 3, 1834, in N. Y. C. ; 4 chil. 0, Jo-kimi B., Aug. 4, 1820; m. Juliet,
b. Jan. 3, 1S35; niercli. ; 5 cliil. 7, Hkij:n E., April 23, lS;j7.
III. Norman, b. May 10, d. Nov. 9, n98.
\\. C.'corge, b. Nov. 10, 1801; clotliier; rem. to Sherman, N. Y., and was a farmer
but let. and d. in Farmington, April 3, 1809; .v. /. He was dea.; m. April 3, 1827,
Esther Hawley, b. Sept. 3, IS'iO, dau. of Asa.
V. Hira'm, b. Jan. 25, 1S04: m. May 22, 1S27, .Mary, dau, of Eiu.s and Dorothy
(Hiirgins) Put/Dins, !>. .Mav 29, ISOO, at Wctherstield; rem. to Lysander. N. \.. 1831,
thence to Po^-kland, N. Y"., 1830, wlir. shed. May 20, ls:]0; (2) March 22, 1810, Verona,
dau. of .Amzl and Huldah (Barstow) Norton, 1). OnilO'rd, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1815, and d. at
Lisle, N. Y., Sej,!. 21, 1S58; (3) March 22, bSGO. .Marv, wid. of John L.icv of Pichford,
N. Y., dau. of i-h.ilip T. Kellogir, b. Feb. 14, ISOH. l", Ib.i.KN Ei.iza, June 5, 1829; m.
Pliilander Jenniiu's. 2, MAKY\\ti;t>')- v, Oct. 12, 18:;2; <1. Oct. 24, 1843. o, Fn.VNCKS
Adki.atdi-., D.-c 2 7, 1-12: m. Irving B. I'rentice of .\\\v;irk. 4, EiisoN Haiimon, Oct.
32, 1845; d. Sept. 22, V'Wk 5, ('(>i,i>i:\ XottToN.. Nnv. 8, 1850. 0, I'^DsoN Amzi, Jan.
31, 185:;. 7, Sakaii Vi:i:.)NA, May 21, 1S55; d. .May 2, 1^00.
W. Norm. Ill, !>. (),t. 11, l>-05"; m. b^2(;, AcOline Hart.
\'ll. Trunian, I'Vb. 28, 180N; n\. Lucia Bli.ss; (2) 1841, Harriet Langdun; (3) Sarah
Hal^av.
HAET, JUDD, XEAL, BIDWELL. 121
Vni. ITarvey, D.jc. 29, ISlO; m. Sept. 22, 1S;«, Harriet ^Voodfol■d, dau. of Corral, b.
June 14, ISl-l; fanner, \N'. Avon. 1, T)a;M.\N WooDFonn, h. .Se]jt. 9, lb;54; lu. May
30, \^r)(j, Marv.Tane Woodford.
]X. Melidtha. April D. iSlS; m. Oct. 8, is;;."^), Aretas Skinner, 1>. Oct. 22. 1P04. 1,
Adeline, Sept. 12, 1n:](); d. A]'ril (J. Ib'l-S. 2, E.mii,v, .luneb. ]S:!8; m. .\])ril JO, 18i)],
J. F. Cusliino;. o, t-'ii-- '■., -Ian. 2ii, 1S41. ■!,-(;i;o. 11., Marc], -1, LSI); in. Dec. 2;!,
18G9, Svlvia Eades. T), 11 enhjetta. Nov. 28. 1S47: d. lu-li.w , is.js.
X.' Seth, Aj)ril 10, ISlO; res. Macon, Oa.; X. Y. C. 18ri; m. Matilda Miller. 1,
OUAIU.ES, I8t2.
XI. Emily, ]"el>. 28, IS]'.); in. Joshua S. Ileatli of Oollin.sville, Conn.
26215. Phcbe Judd, 1-. 1753; d. Ai)ril 3, 1831, a. 78; m. J.dm, s. of Jolm Xcal
Of S., bap. .luue ItJ, 175}; d. Feb. 0, 18;!1.
I. Che.ster Xeal, d. a. li).
II. Kachel Xeal, ni. Chester Thorp.
HI. Silvia X^'■ll, n/! 'I'honias Atkins, s. of Sand, and Eunice Wrightnian, dau. of
Eev. John. b. March fi, 1778.
lY. Koswtdl Xi-al, Hi. Oct. 30, ISOG, Laurind X^al.
V. St.uhlavd Xeal.
\'\. Elislia Xeal. ni. X'aonii Frost.
VII. .lohn Xeal, b. Mav, l7i)i;; d. Ai)ril 25, 18(il; m. Xov. 2:>, 1819, Eucy Hall, res.
S. 1, OiiKix, b. Xov. 10, 1820; d. Xov. 2:!, 18G;J; m. Jan. 12, 1817, Maria, dan. of Caleb
and Lucv (Sloper) Savai^e. 1. J-V/// W., Oct. 10, 1847; d. Sej>t. 2, 184.s. 2, dairies JL,
Xov. 12," 1840; in. June 22, 1871, Anna Aldrich. ;!. Aii'U, Jf., Au^--. 4, 18."i3. 4, Orn'n
J., Avg. 8, 185G. 2, M.viMii.v, Jul\ 8, 1822; m. March 20, 1813, Birdseve Cadwell. 1,
Fran/.:, .T an. 2>i, 1844: m. Hec. 2."), isi;,), Abby Ere. 2, Cluirles, June l,"ls.-)E- m. Sept.
22, l.s7r), Ella William--. 3, J/'//'/, Dec ;;'i,'l S."ir; m Sep;. 22, ls75, ivnid Jones. 4,
EU.cn, Julv30, ls47: d. May 3, isfn; ni. June 20, 180G, «ieo. A. Eevvis. 3, Hai;vey, b.
Oct. 10, 1827; in. Ju!v 20, I8o0. Annis Matthew.-,. 1, W<ilt<:r, June G, ls.")3. 2, Carrie,
Feb. 18, 18G0.
2G2156. Elislia Neal, m. Dec. 2."), 1814, X'aomi, dau. of Daviil and IMary Ann
(Hitchcock^ FroM, 1., Aui;. 10, li02; d. Or,.r;;-o, X. V.. Mav IS, lS.-,4.
I. Lucy .M.. 1). April 12, 1S17; d. May 24, ISfi--); in. May 14, ]s37, E. W. Ibiy-
inond; coal dial. v; r>s. S. 1. Adelixj; C.'Sept. 20, 1838; in. Fr<'derick SutlifF. 2,
Jfari/ ./., Oct. 25, 1844; in. Jackson Martsn. 3, Laura. E., May 23, 1817; d. Jan. 9,
185 r.
H. Levi C, Jan. 9. 1819; in. Xov. 4, 182,8, Amanda Siitlifl'; rrs. S. 1, Imociixe,
Sejn. 22, 1840: m. Jan. 1, 1857, Obver Woodruff. 2, GEOiun:, Oct. 9. 1841: d. Av.i:r.. 8,
1815. 3,- Geohoe, June 4. 1840, d. Jan. 20, 18G4. 4, Elisiia J., Dec. IG, 1848; m.
Sept. 28, 1870. .\Iaria A. Merrill. 5, Wai tkk, Oct. 10. IS;. 9.
HI, Kosweli A., Jan. 2E is2l; i>c!_^:!n life as a ine(dianic; ace. jirop. and is now
pres. of several inanafacturinLC comiKuiies; rep. S. in Conn. Ee^^, 1874; m. Ajull 14,
184G, Eunice. Atkins. 1, Maky E., Jan. 17, 1847; m. Oct. 11, 1871, Theodore McKen/ie.
2, LLovDO.Dec. 30, 1852. 3, JosEi'iti.NE X., l).-c. 31, 1855; d. Aug. 21, 1873. 4,
Stephen, leb. 1, 18G1. 5, Jema T., March 7, isr,:!. G, Fanny, July'lS, 18GG.
IV. Marv A.. June 11, 1S23; m. Oct. 30, ]s45. Xath. Coleman." 1, Maktha A.,
Sept. 8, 1847;" d. March 31, 1875: ni. Xov. s, ij^ri, Alonzo Vansteenlnn-jrh. 2, Eeimia
P., June 24, lsi49; ni. June 24, 1874, Katie E. Mattison. 3, S.vnAii M.. Jan. 4, 1852; d.
Mav 23. 1S72. 4, Kosweel )>., Jnlv G, 1854; d. May 23, 1872. 5, Maky D., July 21,
1859; d. Mav oO, ls71. G, Doim; O." Mav 7, 18GS.
"V. Eli'sha, 1829; d. Oct. 27, 1S48.
\\. Angeline X., m. Xov. 11, 185G. Jo.shua JiiUs. 1, Lieevn, March 1,1859; d.
Jan. IG, 18G4.
263. Sarah Bidwell, b. Xwz. 19, IGSl; d. Dec. 3, 1744; dan. of wid. Sarah Fid-
^vell; m. Xov. 20, 171)7, Cai)t. Josluia Fobhins, jr., b. Oct. 21, 1GS1; s. of Joshua and
Elizabeth Fobbins of Wethersfield; (2) May 3, 1739. Caj-t Thomas Welles, b. May,
1G7G; (_2d cous.); his 2d \vf. He m. (F Hannah, ilau. of e'apt. AViUiani ^Varner. and Isl
<:ous. of Fhib-mon Warn.'r, who m. Abi>rail Tntib of TpswiiJi. His 1st wf. d. Sept. IS,
1738, a. GO. He d. Sent. 21, 1741. a. G5; s. of Ifobn! and Elizalaih ((ioodrich) A\'.'lles.
I. .\atliani.-l, 1..' S,.|,t. •;, iTi.S; ^r..\\■y. 11, 1735. V.:r,\ i;.. 1.1. Ins. 1). March Ft.
17l;i; d. Xov. 7. 17G-1; dan. of Hicliard and Sia.rtha (t'urtis) H." 1. S.vi;aie Dec. 13. IT-G;
<1. March S, 1740. 2. IticiiAi-i), Sej.t. 21. I73s. ;!, .lo-iii-A. Im-O. !), i;40. 4, Sae.aii,
Aug. 7, 1742. 5, Xatie\mi:i,, Aug. 2i, 1745; ni. Oct. 19, 17GG, Elizabeth l)eming. 1,
1:^2 BRANCH OF IIANKAII,
A.'</ntr, Aivr. l^U, ]?C.7. '2. Kushit. \)vv. 22, 17s {. ;), ,Si/!rcsta\ Nov. 8, 17S0. fi, M u:v
Miiy 81, n."31. 7, EuNU i:. An- 22, :7.j,-).
II. Zcliuloii, Aug. 'J, 171(1; 111. Jan. G, 1787, Savali Morr(M,. 1, C'omfokt, Pel). !<!,
1738. 2, Sai;.\h, FoIk 7. 1741. 8, Hannah, .hiuo4, 174:i 4, Zi:i;rr.ON-, Ort. li), 1744^
5, Aui(i\n., .Iuu<-'27, 174S.
III. Sarah, .Jan. 2.-), 171-2
fV. .loliu. .March 81, 1718: m. Dec. 18, 1780, Sai,.h (mxkIiIcIi, who d. .)ulv 14, 17.')t;.
1, ELiX.Ai-.Kiii, l'\'b. 11, 178S. -2, Luis, Aj-iil 1. H In. 8, Jkiiiki,, Mardi 8H,"l7J-J. 4,
(iiDiuiN, July 2\. 1744. ."). Sakaii, .hily -,",1, 1747.
\'. Hannah, Maicli 8. 171.").
VI. Joshua, Juiif !!», 1717.
VII. Klizabeth. St'i.t. -28. 1719. - ' ' •
VIll. Ahiirail, Oct.O. 17-21.
2636. Joshua Robbins, jr., l). .lune 1!», 1717; m. Aug. 2G, 1742, Maiv Welles.
1. Eunice, 1.. ,lMiiH-.i8. r;i:j; d. Jan. '2, 1750.
II. Asa, Sept. 2'.i. 1744.
III. Mai\, Anu-. 18. i 74(;,
IV. Ahit^ail, Ai-ril -29. 1749; d. Aug. 8, 179(); in. 'I'homas Hani- of W. ; (2) Maivli
2.'), 1778, Dr. 'Josiiih Hart- of New Brit., h. April 2S. 1742; V. ('. 17lV2; stud. nu-d. with
Dr. Putter of ^^a]^d.: was Surg, in Kev. army; licp. Conn. Eig. several sessions; dea.
of the. chh. in \V. 1798; lived on his 2d wf.'s place on Harris Hill, a little soutli of the-
villago of W. ; after her d. rem. to .Marietta, U.. and lu. thr., (8) Miss Anna .Moulton.
He was several yrs. dea. of the ehh. m Marietta; rem. to Lowell, ()., and d. thr. Aug..
1812. His 1st wf. was Abigail Sherman of Soutliiugtoii. Conn., m. Hfjo, who d. of
small pox, Jmi(>4, 1777. 1, Bk'I'skv Haut, h. Dec. .22,1778; m. Titus, s. of Samuel
lUick of \\'. ; oiijeLMe.i to going West until she had m. him. 2, Clarissa, b. abt. 178I'-;.
d. Jan. 2."). 1871, a. ^<N; m. ^^'ing Devoe of Maviett.i. ()., and rt-s. on Murixingum river,
4 miles above M. He d. Fel)., f8lis, in 90tli yr. 1, ./".yiifh. lives on old homestead. 2,
Kinchin, m. Hon. (ti-o. Barker of (>. : res. M. Iy74. 8, Willidrn, n\. a gr. dan. of (I'en.
Israel PuTnam, and they have his military coat and liis uf.'s bridal dress, which is made
of brocade sill;. 8, Cyxthia, b. abi. 17^2; m. in .Marietta, Vance; res. (_'olumbus.
()., wlir. she d. 1872, a. 90.
V. Sarah. .March 12, 1751.
Vi. Hicluird, March 1, 17.")8.
\'ll. Elizabeth. June 19. 1 7:.o.
VHL Eunice, July 2ti, 17."')7.
. IX. Joshua, -Vug. 7. 17(j8; iii, ILinnah. dau. <if Di*. .losiah and .Vbigail (Sluman')
Hart, b. 17H9; d, at Avon, Conn., May 2S, lsi;2. in 94th yr. 1, 1Tann'\1[ 1Iai;t, m.
Koinanta U'l.odruff. 2. Ai'.k+aii.. m. Colier Steele, 8. 'i'lioviAs, m. M.-iry I'.iirkette.
4, Dami.i., d. unm.
267. James Bidwcll, b. 1(;91; o. May 7, 1718; m. Dec. 8, 1713, Kuth Stanley.
dau. of Caleb and gr. dau. of Timothy, only child.
2671. James Bidwell, b. Julv2G, 171G; d. Jan., 1782; m. Jan. 12, 1747, Marv
Norton, b. .May 2n, 1780; d. .Ian. 1, 17(;2.
1. Marv, b. Jan. 8. 174S; d.. June 8, 17o(i.
H Luth. b. Ajui! is. 17.5!i; m. Elijah Hm.sdale.
III. Marv, b. F"b. !). 17.")2: m. Heiirv I5raiiiar<l and rem. to (>. 18U1.
IV. James, b. Ai)ril 80. 17ol.
V. Huldah. b. Oct. 10. 17:iG; d. April 28. 17()0.
VI. .\uu. b. Apiil 7. 17."i9: d. 1m4i. 24. 1S84: m. 1779. James llosmer of Hartf., b. Sept.
80. n.-)!; d. Aug. 19, lS:i7. 1. Ja_mi:s lUnwKi.i,.! b. Sept. 27, 1781; d. 177s. a. 97 yrs^
*Byistrri. Dr. Han had : i. .M^ifiai!, b Feb. 3. i-Cf> ; m Thomas \VeIi°s of W. 2, Ju^iah. b Dec
lu, 1768 ; d .T.in. 15, 1769- 3, H;inn.ili. b. 176.J ; m. Jr.shu.i Rubb'ns 4, Emily, b. Fi-b. :. 1771 ; m. .^!a:vI.,
i7°<;. Gideon Welles ot W. 5, Josiah Shcrin.in, .Ian i .. 177-,; d v. 6. WUliam. Muri. 'i 4. 177^; in. Saiati
Waters Wolcoii 7, Thomas, b. Dec. 14, 1771., in. Hlu.ibeih McClelKind.
+ He W.-IS one of a committee of three ehe others beiny Mr. Ward and X.ithLuiiel (';.)id\vini appointed
by the se'.conen of the town of H;irtf. Dec. 30, 1^3;), to cause a "lurvev and map to be in:ide of the towi-.
as i: Was laid out in \f.;.,. For this work the coin, en'.'.'ir'-'d Wm. S. y'nr'er of F.irniin'jt.in. the weli
known ?,UiA-evoi and an:li|iiari.in. ulin produced in 'i-ne liie verv accurate and complete !na;>, pu'jlished
\u Sr,i,-a\f /f,ir//orJ In I,',-.- (l.'Jci; /V'.v,-. cdiied by W .^^. U IFirtiey. A copv of this worl: inscribed
on I' e tiy Icif, '• l'".lihu BiirriU, prc'^''nie<l bv Janv.-s Uosnicr, 1 l.Tiiord, ("onn .. .iuly. iS^li," now ih'eh. n,
1S82 1 lie-i betore uie. for the parpo<e i-f makjrij ,1 traci"!: ''f ^iaid map; for u-liieh pr vile^re I am inde'ned
to the kind--e-;s of .Mi.-,s .•\nii;i C . Stricklum! of New F.iitain, Conn, 'llie m.ip bchinj^inf.; to thr .'.sior
Library copy h.aving been abstracted by some .
liiDWKij., iioinitNS, inxs[)ALi:. 123
umn. llo was vory promiui'iit and ]ii^;lily ostcriiud in Haiti', ami Ifft a lare^ property,
priiicijially to tlit^ Haitford 'l"ii(()lo:;ical Si'ininary, ot whicli " IIosiiu r Hull " was coiu-
])l('lfd l^Sd; coiiipilcil and inihlished the JL'.siin r Finiiily. After d. of lii'^ sis. , Mrs.
I-Siill. lu' lived nloni- ill till- old hoiin' op])osite the po.st olfice in Harit. 1?. ('llAKi.KS. li.
Aiu-il 10. n^."). :5, Ann. h. Ainil ;jO, ITS!); d. ,•<. /. , .Marrh T), 1S,"3T; m. Loren/.n Hull, his
L'd wf.
VH. Hiildali.
26712. Ruth BidV70ll, l*. April is. IToO; d. June i?:;, ITS.i- in. Klijali. .-. of
(.'apt. John and I'Ji'/.aln-th (tole) Hinsdale of Kensiniilon (Berlin), Conn., h. Ajiril 1,
1744; hlaeksnuth. He m. (:3) Sarah Haniels. lie d. June 2(), ITH;!. (His si^.. Lydia
llin.sdahj. in. Samuel Hart, and \v;is mo. of Mrs. Kiniiia Willai'd and Mrs. I'ludiis).
I. Hlizaheth Hin.sdale.
II. I?o\ana Hinsdale, h. Jan. 10, 1778; ni. K/.e.kiel Andrews.
2G7121. Elizabeth Hiusdale, 1>. Feh. (i. i?:.-,; d. Ant>:. ec. 1S44; m. July 20,
1793, Klihu (s. of Kliliu) I^iirrin. 1>. 1^04. He >et. in .New Britain, Conn.; furiuer antl
slioeiuakei'. A few years hefore his death their relebrajt.'d s., hdihu, \\ rites in liis
journal: "I have recently visited tlie burying- ground whore sleeji the ]>atriarchs of my
native village, and a large congregation of their childi'.-n. I made my way among thc^
simple moiuiments till I paus.-d,. thnugliifully, ]irayerfully, nieeh'ly near eiie er'(;ti.'d to
file memory of Klihu J->uriitl, \s\in d. Jan., IS-^l, a. Go. It seeiued as if 1 had cunie mk!-
deiily before a mirror and seen a departed face thei-e. It was the same luuiie my own
stone will bear — if ever one be erected to m\' memory — but ^vhat age shall it record".' In
what land shall it be raised".' On the same slone was engravcil th<> name of Elizabeth
Burritt, out godly, beloved mother, who, to all her chiklren, both on earth and in heaven,
Aviis the most jir'M-ious friend This side of Jesu^ C'lai-t."' At unothei' time he refers to
her as " my godly mother, whoso prayers seem at times to surrnund me like a whisper-
ing atmosphere." \
I. r'dijah Hinsdale BunitL b. April 20, 17:i4; d. Jan. o. IboS, in Texas; leurm-vl
trade of Idacksmith: grud. W'ms. (\A.; had a tasK.' for mathematics, and gave hi< atten-
tion to that science in oider to become a surveyor. He est;ib. a boarding school in >>ew^
Brit., C'oiui.; author of an astr(Hii>mical work used in sclmols, Gcofjrdphii ofiJn- llmnns,
and of st:veral other W(n-ks. lie headed a small colony that unfortun.itidy went to Texa^
in 18o7; edited a-weekly ])ajier in Ca. some yrs. He was \\-iil built and large phy.-^i^ally,
Commanding and diinutied in aii]iearance and addi e-^s; a man nf rare talent and worth,
but somewhat erratfc. He m. Oct. 28. isl'.t. Am; Williams \V:,Ts<m of Milledgeville. (Ja.,
b. Dec. 4, 1797. 1, Ki,iz.\iii;rit. b. April 22, l>22, in (ia.; d. Ort. 2>^, 182(1. 2. <ii:. nun:
Hl>;si-).\l,E, 1). New Brit., I'^'b. 2S, lb2(;; d. June 20, ^^;7o, in Santa I'arbaia. C'a!.; m.
Oct. 20, 1849, Marian Leeds Par.-ons, b. New Lmidon, (.'.mn., Sept. 10, 1829; dau, of
Thomas and Fram'es Calhuriue ;C"happe'.l ) Par.sim.s. ;ind sis. of ll<.ii. ITuhard I'huppell
Parsniis. M. (',. and ediiDi- of iln^ ( lex eland ((.).) 7V.///// Ihr'ihL She m. (2) in Hartf.,
(.'(inn.. April 30, 1877, Abel Ijenjs(jii Breed, mereh. and manuf.; ri'S. Ib81, X. \. ('., cnr.
Madison ave. and o7tli st. 1, France^ Cd.tluuine, b. I'^'b. 24, 18ol; d. Feb. 11, \<^■^. 2,
lUdKird Cli'ipjiill. b. June ('.. lN.",(i; d. Jan. (i, ISoQ. 'd, Fnnici.-- Por.-nn^ b. De.-. ol,
18r,8; d. Dec. 9, 1874. :! Anna Fi.iz Atu.i ii, b Nov. SO, 1829; m. April 19, iSfiO, J,,^eph
B. llawkesof Charlemont, Ma^s., win. d. at \'ieksbuig, June, 18tM; (2) Hev. Mr. l.<'wis.
wlio fl. in Ch.arlcston. S. I '. ; iMi Jo-^hua D. (iiddings. 4, Jri.r.x Watso.v, b. Marcli 11,
18;>;); m. Aug. lo. 1s,j2, Dr. W arner N. Dunham. She d, P.ncktown, 111., May 20, l^CO.
1, vlr/(A», m.'j(din Burke. 2, (r, >>,'/(■ :!, Mniinn. ,"., Kij.i.m! Hinsd.m.k. b. .Inly 11,
1835; d. abt. 1S79; m. Dec. 20, ISCO, Matred E. Tilden, dau. of Hon. Daniel, Judg.' of
Probate of Chn-eland, ().; res. St. Paul, Minn. 2 <diil.
II. Betsey Hinsdale Burritt, b. July 22, 179(i; d. 1S72; m. Aug, 24, ls29, He/ekiah.
S. of Jo.sej.h W. and Lovisa ('. (Warner) Seynnmr (d' Hartf.. b. Oct. 29, 17S^: an l^j'i-^co-
palian, and his wf. joined that communion. They lived several yrs. in the i^urritl
House on the Hinsdale ])la<-e in New Britain. 1. lxr..b. l'"eb. 10. 1S;H; d. ^ooll. 2,
Hi;m:v (iui-woi n, I). May o, is:!-J; d. May 2ii, ls">;!; an interesting young man. and ihe
onlv prop and hope of his parents.
"hi. Ilmily Burritt b. An--. 12, 179S; d. ls:;9;m. lS:;.s, ( 'a].!. Ta\ lor of Texas. Caj-t.
of a ve-isel whieh carried the colons to 'i'exas in ls;!S, mo. aial idi. d. next vr. at
(iaive-i,,n.
1\'. (ieoiive l^nrriit, b. D'-e. .", l.'-'i'i); d. .\ug. 20, 1S22, in (ia.; a young man of
.ureal hop'e and a^y.-A pr.'Uiise.
N'. .Mary Hurritt. b. Feb. l,s, is.^i:!; m. May 211. IS-J.',. \^a(len ^ViIliams of Ken-
sington, s. of tiideon and Funic- v' '<|\^ le.-.-) W.- ^iloemaker; afti-r a few yrs. left his wf.
124 BKANCH OF IIANXAH.
and went to parts nnknown, but subsequently found in Pliila. with a cljaiigcd name,
smd 111. to a beautiful woman whose parents became broken-hearted on tlie diseover> .
Mary obtained a divorce, and supported herself v.itli needle, and built a house in a tine
situation on La Favette st. in ]Si-l. 1, Ei,rz.\i!KTii BiKin'iT, 1). Feb. 10, bS27; m. .Mnv,
1S4:} Wm. Millerof N. J). 1. ^^i//^/;/^ b. 1^18. 2. C,'inr/<:% If^Vy, i\. ISTU. :^, Wi/inrd',
1819. ,4, .Ir/// '/.'•. IS.jl. '), Henr!j,\>i~->'-i- G, J'Vnlei'ir, IS'ytJ. 2, Ax.v Wat.sux, Nov. :Jo',
1S28,- m. 1><V>. (>'eo. X^'autih of Torvina:ford, Conn.
VI. William P.urrilt, 1.. .July s, isur,; ,1. ]),.,-. 11, 1S87; in. May 2.-), 1S2G, Claris.sa
Coh's nf Ken.-^in^ton, Conn. 1. U'li.i.l a.m , b. .Jan. 17, ls:!0; m. Oct! 22, l«rj2, Islizal.eth
Hart of New Ih-itaiu. 1, L'llii A''ii-iib,t/i, \k .)<\n. 10, 1^3 1; m. Jan. IC, b>^77. Albi^rt F.
Fuller of Clinton, .Ma.ss., and had May. b. May 27. isTU. 2. WiUir 77"',„a..-<, .h.in. 20,
IStM. 2, .Joiix Coi.Ks, b. .lulv 14, 1n::;4; m. Nov. 2.'), is.ls, Mary E. ^^^)odruf¥ of N. B..'
whu d. AuiT. 4, bSiiU; (2) Frances A. Gale, Nov. 5, IS^;,-). ], rVf/v;> 7>', , Nov. lU, 1^:I57.
2, LilUc B., Ajn-il 13, lSt>S.
VII. Isaac Burritt, b. May 81, 1S08; an earnest and useful worker in chli. and soc. ;
gifved in prayer, exhortation and olT hand ])ublic sj)eaking; m. (Jet. itj, 1^';!2, Nancy,
dau. of Selah Barne;?; .m. i.
VIII. Elihu Bnrritt, b. Dec. 8. ISIO: his early advantai^-es of education liuiiled to the
common school and a small library of the villaire. An anecdote of his school days shows
the benevolence of his character. The hal)it of whispering to each other in scliool hours
liad f^nown up among the scliolars. 'I'o check this the teacher adopted a ]>lau of placing
a ferule in the liands of the first delincjuent, who was made to hold it until it was passed
to the next offender and .so on; the last holder being detained after dismission of the
rest and se\'erely ])unished. One (biy about five minutes beforf^ dismission, a hirge boy
who iield the ferule contrived to entrap Lucy W., the largest and best girl in the school",
into an act of whispering and so she became ilu' liolder, a.nd would have been ])uni<he;l
had not Eliliu, whose synipatiiies v.-ei'e arnLi>-nI in view of tb.e impending crisis, drew
the punishment upon himself, and became the s'-ape goad for all the sinm-rs of rhat
day. A severe currHctiou \\as admini.-tf.'red to him by the teaeher, but he bui'e it joyfully
as it saved another tiom ill-mei-ited jiain and di.^grace. lie was very modest and his
diifidcnce so great, that lather than meet the comyiany at the marriage of his sister, lie
ran away, and being missed, was fuund after much search hid behind a liarrel in the
cellar. This difiidencn attended liini through life and was only f)vercome %\ heir some
duty or pi'inci])le was involved, and then he liecame as bold as a lion.
His father dying wln-n Flihu was 18 yrs. of a., he apprenticed liimself tn a
blacksmith and lejirned the tradi- thoroughly. Having an immense thirst for leamini,^
he devoted his spar»- time to reading and study. At tlie age of 21 he entered his bro.'s
scliool and ga\e especial attention to mathematics, with the object of becoming a sur-
veyor. He made rapid ])rogress, but after one term in the school he found it nece.ssary
to return to the anvil. Every S])are nioinent of his wm-king hours were given to study,
and seeing that the langaages could be acquii'ed under su(di circumstances with greater
facility than mathematics, he procured a small Greek grammar, A\hi(di he carried in his
liat, and recured to at every oi)porttuiity. Mornings and evenings \vere given to Latin
and Fieiu li. After a short period of work, he was able to devote another term exclu-
sively to sttidy, and went to New Haven for the advantages of proximity to Yale Col.,
but being ashamed at his age tn ask for helj) in the elementary studies, he deter-
mined to learn G"m-k and H<direw without aid. He began with limner's Hind and a
Greek Lexicon with Latin deMnitions, and his success was such that he leariu;d not oidy
the.se languages, but also the benefit of self-reliance and the power of will and applica-
tion. During this winter in NVw Haven he made ra])id progress in the languages aiici.'n)
and modern. The next year he t.uight an academy in a iieighboring town, but his health
beginniiig to suffer from confinement, lu: became a traveling salesjuari for a maiuifai'-
turing com-ern; then bought an interest in a country store, wliiu-e the financial roversicii
of 18;;!7 found him, and s\ve]it away all his savings.
A ni-w dejiarture being m cess^uy he ^^•alked to Boston, about 125 miles, lioping
to find work and r'pii.irrunity to study, but failed and retraced his str]is to ^^'orceste^.
where he found liotli. and gaine<l adiuit'ance t<i tin' large and rare library (d' the .\iiti-
(juarian Sociery. wlien- he spent his evi nings .-imi leisure liours. Here he found a ('elto
Bjxton dictionary and giammai', and %\:>.s soon able to address a lettt'rin this language —
<lated Aug. 12, 1S:JS, the liist and oul\ erne ever v, rilten in tliis country —to tlie '" Ib.yal
Anticjuarian Soiiciy of Franre." In 'eturn be received a ccMnmeiidatory lettei' ol
U( kn(n\ledgment. and a very large vol. bearing the seal of the society. Havin.ij beeonie
more or less familiar with all the hingiiages of jMUope and seveial of Asia, he desired to
turn his know ledge to ))ra(;tical arcount, and with this view wrote a letter to Hon.
BUllRITT. 125
E'bvavd EverctT. Out of this grew tin olYer f rom Mr. Everett of a I'lec course fit Harvard
Col., Avliicli he was coiupelh-d to decline for tlie reasim tluit liumual lal)or iu counectioii
with study was indispensable to Ids health.
AVmut this time lie heg-an to lie known as '* 'j'lie Le;nned l>lacksnutli," and iu
1B41 to lecture by invitation before Lyceums and Associations in ditTerent parts of the
country. His first lecture entitled " Application and (ienius," was delivered sixlv times
during the iirst winter. Among the first at New Haven (in a liall on Church street, then
used as a Congregational cluirch, and now known as the " American Theatre,") before
the "Young .Mens' Institute," of Nvliich the compiler was a member, and di.stinctlv
remembers the lecture and the lecturer. His argument was that there is no such
tiling as genius, and that success is tlie result ot patient and ])ersevering ap])lication;
and the impression made at the time still remains that he emliodied in liimself and illus-
trated in his history a partial refutation of Ids own theory. Between the words Appli-
cation and Cienius, use tlie ]ilus sign.
As mere scholarship, learning or the acquisition of knowledge can never .satisfy
the soul of an earnest man while so much suffering exivis tli.at can lie alleviated bv
human effort, he soon turned his attention to philanthroi)ic labors. One of the fir.st
objects to engage his attention was the Peace Cause. " Peace on Earth and good will
among men." To this lie added the advocacy of freedom, temperance, self culture,
cheaj) postage and other reforms, and in furtherance of these objects, established or
edited several public journals, lectured, wrote letters, tracts, and newspaper articles,
and devoted himself as wholly to human jirogress as he had done before to learninr^.
in 1840 he went to England in tlie same ship that carried the news of the
friendly settlement of the Oregon Question. Here he remained three years working for
the Peace Cause, traveling, lecturing, writing, circulating " Olive Leaves," organizing
" Peace Congresses " in London, ^Lanchester, Brus.sels, Frankfort and Paris. In iy47,
the year of tlie great fau.ine, he visited Ireland and spent tv,o weeks \n going from hut
to hovel, and was so greatly distressed by what he .saw, that he made a .strono- and
earnest a])peal to his native State for aid, which did much to intensify the sympathies
of the l>enevolent, and resulted in sending a ship load of provisions from iioston to
Cork, which were received with joyful demonstrations.
While in Euro])e he had oUserved that the high, rates of international postage were
very burdensome to the poorer classes; and on his return to America in 184'J he went to
work with his accustomed zeal and energy to bring about a reform; by lectures, letters,
tracts, jiev>-spa]iers, jjetitions and visits to Congressmen and high otiicials. To liira more
than to any other are the people indebted for tlie ]iresent increased facilities for interna-
tional coi'respondence.
On his return in 18.15 from a second visit to Europe, he, olvserved the increased
bitterness between the North and the South, on tlie suliject of slavery, and was
extremely anxious to avoid a rujUure. His plan was a compensated eruancijiation, the
money to be raised by the sale of the puiilic landi,. He lielieved it feasable. and labored
as ttsual to bring it about. But it was too late. \Mien vrar became inevitable he retired
to New Britain to the home of a beloved sister and t^vo nieces.
In ISO:;! he returned to England to fuKill one of the purposes of his first visit,
namely, a pedestrian tour to gain an insiglit into tlie condition of the \vorkin!;- classes.
In l8(Jo and 18()4 he wallied from London to John O'Croat's, and from London to Land's
End, and published the results of his observations in two separate vols.
In lS(i5 he was apjiointed Consular .\gent for liiriuingbam, hhig., and, as such,
visited various manufacturing establislnnents and collecteil information concernincr the
industries and [u-oduetious of the territory included iu his consulate. This was pub-
lished in a large vol. of 414 ]iuii-es. abounding; iu vabi.ible infoiniatiiui, and withal, a
very readable and entertaininu' honk. Copu\s were siuit to the State Hejit, at W'arhine--
ton. and iu return, yiv. Seward sent a highly complimentary huer to the autlior.
While at Birmingham he also wrote 7'Iic Mis.^ioii of G i;nt Sujfirhnj.s, ^oO j'p. He also
continued his corres])ondence with tlu^ London Peace Society anil wrote ai tides for
variiuM i)a[i('rs. designeii to intere-^t, instruct and lienefif the young. " His whole soul
seemed to la^ tii-.-d with a desire tu do tbo.-e tliiug'-.s whicdi wouhl tend to mitii;-ate suiYerim"^
aul bless uiankind. No man ever lived wlio-e elVoiis seenn d more unselfjsli or ]ihilan-
thro]>ic ill tluir cliararter and tendency than those of E'.ihu Buiriit.' <)n resiimim,'- his
studies at Birmingham he found tiiai six dilTereiit alphabtts, and many woi'.ls and
]>!'rase;' of other languages had escaited his niemoiy, \>\\i they were regained with, but
little effort. He returned to America for the last time in 1870 and resumed his residence
at New Britain ^vith liis sister aivi two nieces, the latter having jiresided over his house-
hold during the four years of his residence in Birmingham. He had managed to save
I'-^G BRAXCIl OF IIAXXAir.
■cnoug-h oat of liis consulitti^ to ]>u_v tlic ilcljt incurred in iiinrlcisino; ]i!s farm. It wji.s ■.,
•|)Ovt'rt_v-5itrickcn tra<-t, all covered with sioisrs \slien lie l.iju^lit it, Imt witli luiicli toil
lie Improved it., ii-i-.-atly. Here lie wrot.' r//r///_v///w// f'ti J^'w-^ -.iud mosi of ihe " insidr
lu-rirles •' in his ])aper. T"/-/// cr/id Sontl,, \scie wriiteu ,^1, ;, barrel-head in hi.-; bnrn.
" Tlie prospect from my hill," he says, " is iiiiii!,Tdliceiit, and I enjoy it more and more."
In ls;4 he made arrangements to g-o 1o Kngland to work \\\) a grand interna-
tional '• Peace Con;rrp.ss," hut while on the way to (,»neliecto embark, a sc-rions illness
compelled him to al'and'Ui the undertakini^ and ret^irn home. Afterward his labi.r.s
were limileJ to his nativi- city and its neii:;lil)r)rii()(.id. He e^tabli.shed three or four
wet'kly meetings iu as many dift'erera parts of the tnwn, for the benelil of thnse wjw)
lived at an inconvenient distance from the established (lunches: and pidd all tlie im-i-
dental expiMi-es out of his own scanty re^durces. lu one section of the Xdwv. he erected
a building to accommodate o'H) per.-.ons, dointr nearly all the work with his own hands.
He was deeply interested in the ])ublic scluiols, and as a inemlier of the local Hoard of
Education, 'freijuently visited them and addressed the i)upil.s: always a niost welcome
visitor. So in everv good work In' c-intinued active as lono' ashis stivm'-th wa.-. sutRcient
f>ri!. ' ^
In the Autiinin of IN'TS he fully realized that his releas;» was near. Less than
a week before he d.ied he >aiil to sunn- fellou -men:ber'-- of a c)ub whocalh-dto i;ivehini
the i)arting hand, " I hardly know wjn'tln-r t" say -■.,.,<! evening or ii-ond-iive." " He was
a sincere Christian, and was readv for the sunmn.ms to i^o up hi''-her He d Mandi 0
1S7JI. a. Gf). ■ . o
Prof. Longfellow says: " 1 alv.'ays had a great admiration -for the sweetness
and simplicity of his character, and was in jierfect .syintiathy with hiiu in his work. *
* * ■•■ No-.hing ever came fn 111! bis ikmi tiiat was not whole.-ome and good.'" ^^arv
Huwitt writes of his " stiipendons knowledge of ihe huiiruaires," his '■ ])rodigious learii-
Ingr" his " larire and b:>nevo!en* heaii. every throb a senriment of broiherliood to all
manki!\d." Of the lant;aages to whi.-h he gave sp.-ei.-il attention were Amharic, Arabic,
Basqne, liohemian. (.'eliio-lireton. ('liahhtic. Cornish. Hutcli, Ktlnopic. Flemish, French,'
Oaelic, (ierman, (Jr.-c!;. Hebi-ew, Hindostaui, Hi;m:aiian, Icelandic, Irish, Latin, Alanx!
Persian, I'ldish. Portuguese. Russian. Sanuiritati. Sanscrit, Spanish, Swedish. 'svriac,
Turkish and Wcdsh. (See Life, by Prof. Charles Xwirhend,4S0 pp., with steed ])ortrait.)
IX. Kuince NVakeman Larrett. b. May 'J, isl.:',: ni. ,\i>ril 24, IS;:;;-^, Jabez Cornwall
of MiiUlletown. Conn.; joim.':'. In lS;j: he. went to Texas and d. thr. Nov. S). same yr.
Mrs. Ccu-iiwall went we.-t a- a teadier under tiie jKisroiiage id' (jov. Slade. She was a
passenger on the steamer .\tlanii'- when it was sunlc by a collision on the lake; losintr
everything but h.er ni-lir dmhes. She b-b.avcd wiib, gjeat coolness and, intrepiditv and
Avas oiie of the few saved; ni. ^Oi Mandi 17. l-o.'h X. ,\ . Sawyer. Pnd". in C liica^-o Fidv.
1. .Vi.ox/.d Bfi!i;n r, b. Fell. 11, fs.-.d: m. Nov. L ISTG. Sarah Lavin.a McFwing. \,
Xnlhiiit Fiillcy.h. .]\\.\\- v.), \^~'>^. 0. .l.\.Mi:s !l(is.M];ii. b. Auif. o, ]S."J7 ;> d'l: \cT •'Ti.icp;
b. .}\\\v^ 4. ISfU).
.\. Alndra Ihdwi II P.n n ett . b. .] uly :?7. 1 '.nfl; m. Nov. -,'4. LSot;. Stej.hen Lvnuui
(s. of Stephen an.l Nancy Tryon) Strickland of ( f lastenl)ury. Conn., b. Sejit. 2C,"lSl;L
He was ^^ ardeii of the borough of Xew Britain, and active in eidarginc; and lieautifvimr
the village. He d. March 'M! ISUo. Elihu Bunitt had his lionn- with :Mrs, Strickland
a.nd her two dans. L A\.\ Coiinvn k.m,. b. .):in. -24. is;;^"; with hci- sis.. KUen L., accom-
paiiied tlieir uncle. Kliliu Ihirritt, t.. Fngland and pi csldcd nvcr Ids hous(diold iu JVirni-
ingham. To the Misses Strickland 1 am principally indebted for thi-: ac'ouut of the
descendants of I'llihu and Elizabeth (Hiusdalei ihirri'tt, and for oilier valuable inlbiiua
tion and assistiuice, for which 1 de.-,lre to expii'ss here my sincere ihaidcs. 2. I7i.i,l-.N
Loins \, b. .\ov. l(j, ls4(i; res. New Britain. " ^
267122. Roxana Hinsdale, b. .Hme lO, ]77S: d. .Ian. 4. lS:!-.>; --a w.mien of
]>ravei- and liieiy; left smue intere.Ming written reiniiu-cencesVd' rtdi:,'-ious expei-iences;"' m.
Dec. 11. WW. F/ekiel Andrews of New Brit., b. Ma\ ■J"u ri7."): Caoi. in the \var(d' IspJ:
farmer: d. Sept. M. p--;,-)-,'; (2) Oct. 2tt. Ls;5;;, Hnldah Coodri(di. b. Jan. ,"». 17>^^. dau. of
Stt-jdien and l.vdia ('i'errv) d'. (d' Sim.sburv. and will, of Luther Mos,-^ who d .Ian 2o
L-^OO.
1. .\lfied Andivws. b. Oct. \u. 17'.)7; ni. C.-indine Hart; (2)Maiv L. Shii^nian.
11. Tb.c.^ta .\ndrews, p,.,-. If,, 17!i~!: d. Jan.. 2o. ps^S: m. .\,,v. ■,■;. fs-J:!. Cap!.
Ibyar.-, s. im' San,'.:.-! I'o'l. |-. 1. .V N n , b. I'-c. !l. 1^-J"j; d, pec. lsr.4. uuni.
ill. Alluia Andivv.-s. b. Aj.ril Id. IMH: ,1. Ma\ ;;(). bS.-Jl.iinm.: •• Itopefuilv pious."
W . Infant, b. ^!arcll s, d, Mar-.di 10. IM):,
V. i:iL\iu .X.uton .\ndre\vs. b. .June 27, 1S(H: d. .\ug. 2.""). 1><2."), num.
BUKIUTT, UIXSDALE, ANDUEWS. 127
Vl. 'y.\ixYv Bidwfll Andrews, A})!!! i;3, 1S07: m. Aju-il 21, IS.l'.i. Samuo] E. Curti-s,
1). Manli 8, iJr'OS, s. of Leveret and \luth (P.arnes) ('ulti^^ i>f Southiugton; shoemaker;
later in life a plioto^Tajiher. Slie tauiilit srliool hef. iii. and w;is for several yrs. after
311. verv i(Iii-ic!it. hut lost her liealtli and v.ns bedriddfii ."i yis. ; \v;is one yr. in In.-^aie'
P.et at" rtica ,\. v.; n-ni. to AVaterloo. Wis.; recovere(l, and in hitrryi's. able to care for
fainih andeiijov lifo. 1. FhaNCKs Mai'Iox, May 80, lH'-Uy d. Aiiril'ST, IMiO, at Madi-
son. \Vi-., uiiiii. "J, J'-UW i.N IJdDXKV. May fi. ISoO; da<i-uerreaii in Madi>on: hi. May 11,
1S."")9. I'lva'siniren falter. 8. X.\Tii.\N Si.i,ah, 0<t. 19, iS>!S. -I, <;i;(i);(;k 1m!i:i), Oct. 11,
]!Sfl): d. .Unie^]'.2. L^~)4.
VII. Ezekiel Andrews. July 19. l^ii!': learned blaeksniitlitradf: taui^-lit s(dioid ; res. on
Ids s- f-'i^ ]>Uu'e, 2 miles west of' X. B.. and runs the saw mill erected by Ins <;•. f. more t)iai\
100 ^-rs. aco on llie Qiiinnij-iac riv.-r; lias b.'cn ma.iri.slrate, selectman and mil. oiiic'-r;
res. "sume'^time in Texas; m. Auij-. 7, lb:J;3, Sarali Elizabeth, dan. of Ifiland Parkier, b.
June Sti. ISM. 1. Inf., b. and d. June 27, 1S84. 2, Ax(:f:vim;, b. Sept. 7, lS-'<~); m.
AiiiT. 24, lb'57, l,<'sier Shelton, s. of Harvey and, .\nna (Hroiis(/n) Hill- of Hartf. , b. May 22,
183o- lias en";i"-cd in erectin;'- teleirrajdi lines and tire ;ilarm< Chil. l>. in Hartf. 1,
Gn>r> Enaf,n.K^i^v.i■ 9. iSoS: d. Feb, 11, lN(i2, 2, Ar,i,!, I.nuis,, Oct. 2o, \h:m. ?,,
Lola A/x/irin, .luw '^i). IsiKi. 4, J/./'/'/ fj^f-r, Oci. MO, 1871. 8, Xathax Ib.sMKi!;
Pee. 28,1887: d. Sejit. 9. I'^lo. 4, Fkam^.in Hai.1,. July 81, 1889; d. July 27, 1848.
5 liuPKnu' Bai.dwin, Oct. 9. 1841: m June 4, 1807, Enima'H. Fiske, Sjuiniilield, Mass.
('.". _\r;NKs HosMi:i;. Nov. 9, 1848; m. Fell. 1, 18()(>, ^\'ilbnr H. Fiske of Boston, b. 1841:
j-iee.t. in Tnion arniv; shot throu^rh tlie Iuul's but imrtly recovered. 1, ]hir,iriJ. b,
18G9. 7, Nathan Halt., March 7! ISi'i; num. 1S72; h.as been a rover, and driver _<d'^u
1>ublic curriai^-e in N. V. C. In 1^71 madi> a mem. id' tlie detective j.olice of N. "^ . C. ;
luis an active mind a::d v. oiabrfuUy i-roliHc in eK].edieu1s. 8, Fkamcux Hi.^-suAi.i:,
J<e}>t. 2ii. 1840.
VIII. Nalha.n Hu.-mer Andrews. June 28. 1S]2: d. of fever. Oi-t. 27, 1887. in Te:;a<.
uum ■ learned carriaLCe luakiuj;- tra(h' of (.'has. Hoadly of New Haven.
IX. Roxana Andrews, b. April C, 181.-); tau.u-hf school; m. May 20. 1880, F:nos M.
t^ndth of Lennox, Mas^-, : merch.: sold Ids ])bice on Hisrh St. to the Fla<ri;- fam. and rem.
to X. y. S. She d. in L. of rin\-^. S<M;t. 21, 18.-,4. He in. (2) July Hb 18."")'), Lucy Alvord
•of l{roiid.all>in, N. Y.; res. N. \ . C. ' 1, Jam: Ki.i/.at.kth, .Mandi 29. 188(;; d. A])ril 27,
1887 at N Hav.. Conn. 2, Kxos Nathan, Mav 2t'), 1>88; d. in hos., N. ^'. harbor,
Sept." 24. 1>;!;4; Faion soldier. 8, Edwin A. M..' Jan. 20,1841. 4, Evkuktt, b. Sept.
5, d. Sept. 29,'ls4.K
X. Jane Loui-a Andrews, Feb. 2. iSbS; m. Sept. 11, 1S:'.7, ^\ iHiani Mile-;, 2d, ol
Goslien, (.'oiin.. where she iL v. i. A]'v'A 7, r-^!2; ••beautilul and lovely;" her monument.
in.Go'^heu Hill eemetirv.
XL Elijah Hinsdale Andrews. Awj:. 11, 1S20; d. Oct. 80, LS21, of er..!!]..
Xll. ICUen Maria Andrews. Sept. 1X24: rei. 18(',7 at Wateiloo, Wis., with her sis.,
Mr.-. Outti-.'^.
2671221. Alfred AndrCAV.S, b. Oct. 10, 1797; taught .school; after, in carriay-e
hiid waeou makiui;- busiue.-s, and uunle the lirst cast iron ]douclis in tha! rei^ion; Supt.
of Sabbath School in Xew Brit., 1S2C., aud teacher or Sujn. to 1877, 'w yrs; tem])erance
and anti-slavery reOuiuer; failed in business in 1887, by reason of lire and soutlieru
re]uulialion: S"ecretarv of the Salibath School Fnion "for Wethersficdd, Berlin and
vicinitv, 1882 to l88ti:"app. dea. Cohl''. <ddi. in N. B.. Oct. 28, IS.")!; much em.pjoyed in
settletnenr of estates, and held various p.ubbc tiusts. Author of (It iint',.f,'[nil ,i,,<l
tWlcxii'sHc"/ Jfi-^f. '■!' y^r h'rU"i/>. 088 pp.. 1807. Amh-urs }f,:iu'>rkO, 0r)2 pp., 1872.
IJc^cn,(i:',<t.s "f J>iii. St,j./n/i Jlni, dild pp., l87o; d. abt. 1879: m. Dec. 10, isiy, Caro-
line Bird, idaii. of Abijah and Anna Hall) Hart, b. N. Y. C. April 5, 1798; taught school
before m.: d. .0" s^i.^ted fever, Aug. 22. 182;'.; (2) Sejit. lo, 1824, Mary Lee (dau. of
Joseph and Marv Lee) Shipmati. b. April 14, 1805: tea(du;>r.
1. Julia Ann, b. Nov. 1.7. bsiii.
II. Car<dine Hart, b. Dec. 4. 1822; the fust baj*. in the imw mcetiii:;- house. 1^4). !>,
1828; a teacher before m.: m. Jan. 21, 1^">2. lllisha li. Fbidgiiian of Helcbert. avu, Mass.,
s,,f Oliver; res. EasthaiUon, Mass.: b .\ug. 2. 182:'.. 1, Ih.i/.AUi'.iTi Cni;\ wi:i.i.. Maivh
0, l^-):!; d. i-^.'b. 22. 18.j-t'. 2, Oi.rvi,i: Biiti, Maivh s, ps,').-,. ;j, Anna J ii.i.v, July 9,
{sru. I, Ink\nt. b. Nov. (i, ISOU: d. in 8,1; hours. /. by 2d m.
HI. Margarette. b. .Vu;;-. "U, 1'^2l): sosnuill and feeble tb.it her (i rand father Ship-
nuiii .<aid slie'"'\\as th'- h-ast ,,>' ;dl Oo.!.- mci.M.e-.; but l>ecarie a. la'ge and stately v.oman
of 18.") i)Ounds :ivoirduj'ois: m. Oct. I ;. l^oO. James Biinis Merwin, b. May 22, 1829,
Cairo, Oreeiie Co., N. Y. ; jeweh-r; edito:- of suiairy jmirnals and lecturer on teiuj.erance
and education; app. by l'r<'s. Lincoln, Sept., 1801, chai)lain-at -large to l'. S. A., oncond. of
128 BKANGJT OF IIAXXATI,
Ills ordination; with iiriny of tlie Potomac and at Wasli., iSjil-ri?; citv ]ins])ital,
Brooklyn, lS0:2-63; in latti-r vr. a]>p. " \'i-siting Chaidain " to all liosi)ital.s in.dcpt . of tlu'
East; rt'S. ISGT, St. Louis, Mo., whrre in 1873 lie was editor and pub. of the .fmirnnl of
Edncatioii, and Pres. Western Publishinf^ and School Furnishing Co.
IV. Eliza Shipman. 1>. April S, 1828; lu. Sept. 18, 1850, Sidney Smith of Plain-
ville, Conn., 1). July lo. 1837; joiner and lioiise builder; afterwards an e.\tensive mauuf.
in 1'. In 1807 mei'chant in Kansas (djcavenworth), and dea. in chh. there. 1, Wai/ikt.
Si!)Nt;v, Sept. 7, 1821. 3, Ai.KjrrJ) Ammuows, Oct. l(i, 18o7.
V. Edwin Norton, b. Sept. 1. \'^'ol\ had a natural taste for mechanism, and wa.-- a
brass worker in Mcriden until about 18'31. Amh. Col.,lS(5I; I'uion 'J'heo. Sem., N.
Y. C. ; "excels in music;" ord. 1804; chaplain 3d Peg-. X. J. Cav., 1803; resigned 18C.'j;
preached in Soutli Canaan, Conn., 3 yrs., Kau.sas City, Champaign, 111., and Chicago.
1, AivFKKD IlEKBEiiT, b. Dec. G, 1870; d. July 10, 1.S71. 2, Ai.fhkd BuunnT, Nov. 36
1871.
VI. C'ornelius, Nov. 1, 1834; m. June "o, 1803, Ann Eliza Andrews, b. Jan. ID,
1833, and had; 1, Maky LixoOi.N, b. April 11, 181)."). 3, Dau., b. and d. Oct. 31, 187K
VII. Alfred Hinsdale, b. Dec. 2"). 1830; extens. nianuf. and sells s(diool furnishing
goods in Chicago, 111. The Co. employs over 100 men, and their school desks are sold in
every state; lost by great fire in Chicago, Oct. 9, 1871, !i<47,000 over insurance, but
factory, lumber and tools saved; m. Feb. 6, 1873, Ella Cornelia, dau. of Newell Matson
of Simsbury, Conn.; b. May 13, I80I, at Oswego, N. Y. ; educated at Mih\ankee Fern.
Col., and Packer (_'ol. Ins., Brooklyn, N. Y. See his steel portrait and very handsome
autograph in Andrews Mem., p. 37-1.
VIII. Jane Louisa, b. April 23, 1S13; d. Jan. 35, 1844.
IX. Herbert Lee, b, June G, 1844; helped A. H. Andrews in Cliicago a yr. then
went to Leavenworth, Kan., built up a l)usin(>ss and sold it (o Ids bro-in-law. Sidney
Smith, and returned to tlie Cliicago estab. Has an iuveiitive genius and obtained several
valuabilc iiatentson school furniture and ajtpliances. Has improved school desks in the
way of comfort to the scholar, saving teachers one-third of their trouble in keej.ing^
order. Has a natural tast;- for drawing and the beautiftil in nature.
X. Jane Louisa, b. Aug. 10, 1847; in. June 6, ISfit), Lvman Allen Mills of Middle-
field, Conn., b. Feb. 35, 184f, s. of Bev. C. L. JHlls of Boston, and Ins first wf., Eliza-
betli, dau. of Dea. Vm. Lyman; only child, Hkhiuout Lek, b Feli. 20, 1808.
27. lehabod 'Welle?!, b. 1600; d. aft'^^r 1700; Commissarv in ex]->edition of Sir
\Vm. Phipps, 1000; Hig'i Sheriff of Conn. Co]. 1701; in. Sept. 4," 1684, Sarah, dau. of
Eleazer Way.
I. Marv, b. April 15, 1080.
II. Jon:lthan, b. Sept. 17, 1080; m. Ruth Bull.
III. Ebcnrzer, b. Oct. 5, 1004; ni. Dec. 27, 1737, Bacliel Skinner.
IV. Sanih, b. Dec. 1, 1701; d. Feb. 13. 1703.
V. Anna, ni. Eleazer Wny of Soutliold, L. 1.; rem. Hartf.
272. Jonathan Welles, b. Sept. 17. 1089; d. at W. Hartf. 1743; in. Oct. 15, 1715,
Ruth 15all, b. April 31. 1003, dau. of Maj. Jonathan and Sarah Whiting Bull.
I. Sarah, ni. in ^^'ethersfiel(i Ajirii 3, 1710, Josejih Andnis of Newington.
11. Ruth.
III. Jonathan, b. Fib^,
IV. Ichalxid, m. Jan. 3, 1751, Abigail Bi^-clow.
V. Joseph, m. March, 1745, Maiv Bobbins. 1, JosKi'ir, b. Aj-ril 14, 1740. 3,
Sakak, b. Sept. 13, 1847. 3. SroTir. b.'Aug. 3, 1840. 4, Eluak, b. Jan. 10, 1851. 5,
Sa.\hf.i., b. Dec. 10, l,s,-,:l c, M.m;v, b. Feb. 4, 1850. 7, Ei.isua, b. March 13, 1858.
8, CuHiSTOPlIl'ni, b. March 11, b^-iOO.
VI. Elisha.
VII. Anna.
2721. Sarah Welles, b. 1710: d. June 4.. 1703, a. 77; m. in Wfthccsfiehl A]-ril 3,
17-10, Joseph Andrews of Newington. b. abt. 1707; d. Sejit. 11. 1775, in N.; s. Levi exr
oradmr.; s. of lienjr.inin. .Insi'ph, .b.bn, tb" .^^cnU'r on 'I'linzis River a:tfl wf. Mai'v.
1. l,cvi Andrews, b. I'.-h. 33, 1747; m. Ciiloe Welles.
U. Ivutb Aniliews. l:a]). .\!arc]!, d. Aj-ril 5, 1751.
Hi. Klias Andrews, b. Feb. 10, 1753; m. Nov. 30, 177S, ^^Jurt ha Welles; (3) Nov.
30, 17S0, Ta.bitha Bissell of E. VN'indsor, Cnnn., win. d. Aug. 15, 1S!5, a. 00. 'J'liey
lived on the old Iiome of his f., west of the mill pond in Newingicn. The house in 1808
was dilajiiduted and deserted. He d. April 15, 1837, a. 74. 1, F.nos, b. Aug. 20, 1770.
AXliUi:\\S, WELLES. 129
i. 1)V 2il 111.: 2, Ci.AKTS.-A. 1). ^ov. 4, 1781; livt^dwith her }>aroiits at the old home of her
gr. ]'. .Ii/S('])li Andrews; luim.
IV. Sarali .Xiulrews, b. .Ian. 12, 17.30: m. June 6. 177G, Dfu. .Tedediah Mills ot \\ .
lltirtf., lived in sonUiwe.st cor. of town of Farniin^'-ton on Ilai tf. road, lie was a sh.tcss-
ful farmer; liad Ei cdiil.: a son, Ca])!. Mills, lon^- kept a liotel on lirow of tlie hill nrar
tlie sfho(d iioiis.'. I mile east of his f.'s place. 1, ,1ki>epi.\I[ W):i.i,ks Mii.i.s, m. S.-pi.27,
1807. Sarah SevnJ.ur. 1, C7/',/?'ts-, res. W. Hurt f. 0, /w/..'.v X7////'/'/r, b. An-. 27._ l^H);
d. Nov., 1S80: in. Sept. 29, 1S5;5, Chester Faxon, his od wf. 1, Julia Tan-y, I.. N'l.v. G,
iy.54.
27211. Levi Audrews, 1>. Feb. 23. 1747; d. May 8, 182C, in 80th >r., the house
in which he was b. (standi no- in 18G2). He was (.'lerk and Treasurer of tlie ('on<r. ^^'"•f. in
New l^rit.; several vrs. Ensij.ni in INlil.; on standing conuuittec of thcchh., 1807-1823;
a very successful fanner; kind and cheerful in disposition; a great lover and.j)roinot or
of peace. " A fine, s-euial and social specimen of ]iis race;" m. Dec. 20, 1770. ("hloe,
dau. of Capt. Kober'tand Abigail (Barnham) Welles, b. :May oi, 174i.i, at Newingion; d.
Jan. ll,is;)7, a. ()2, .julct and unassiinung, a great lover of order and home, and a
devoted Chnsrian.
I. hevi b. O^'t. S, 1771; d, March 10, Kii.-i.at Xewberue, N. Car.
II. Clilo'.-. b. Nov. IG. 1774; d. Sept. 10. 177.J.
III. Chloe, b. AuL^ 19, 1777; m. (iad Stanley, jr.
IV. Ellian Allen.'b. April 7,17n7; Y. V. 1^10; stud, law in Farnungton; prac. in
N. Brh.; iauulu select srlujo! thr. several yrs. ; hlep. in Conn. Leg. for Berlin, and for
the new tovrn of New Britain its first yr. in IS.r.l: Magistrate and Judge of Probate; liad
a sole t srhool for voung ladies at New Haven and Boston. " lu 1S22 apj). Prot. of
Languai'-es in Univ. of N. Car., at Chnpel Hill; ret. to New Punt, in 13o9. In conne.-tion
with Prof. Solomon Stoddard v^;.s autho;- of J /;•// .-•/.'■■.^' J.''tu, Gnnnhuir. of which Co
editions have been i.ssued. He i)ub. many other Latin instruction books, of which
tlie chief is the large dictionarv on tlie basis of Vy':und."—J)roJ,-c'.'^}lidy.lMrf. He d.
in the midst of his labors March 24, 18,38; LL. D. Y. C ls4s. Steel portrait: in. Dec.
19 1^10 Lucv dau of Col. Isaac and JAicina (Hooker) Cowles of F., bap. June U. 1,'Jo.
1 'Lkvi' bap.' Dec. 7. 1811; d. New Hav., Sept. 20, 1880; bu. thr. 2, Is.\.\c Cowr.ES,
hap Dec 12 181:!; ni. Sept. 1. 1S39. Jane L. Thomas of N. H. 3, Lrrv Anx, bap.
Au'-- G 1S1,3- m .\uo- 24. lsl2, E. D. Sims; (2i Vm. M< Ivinley. 4, Jti.iA H(U)Ki:it,
bap. Junes, 1817; in'. Oct. !l. 18!8, Archelaus ^Vi1s..n, Es-p H.- d. Feb. 20, 18G2._ •'.,
Hoi{.\CE, Aucr-. 29, 1819; m. Julia B. Johnson. G, tJu.uK, bap. May 2,, 1821; d. >ei;t
2,1839 a IS'- m. Prof. E. D. Sims 7, Cii.\i;eks L., m. Eliv.abetli AJden of U . Havtt.
8 MAtn- b. at ClKipel Hill. N. Car.; res. 18G7, at New Brit. 9, El.i.EN AMKi.r.v. bap.
Sept 3 bs31- b N Hav. 10. Ei.tz.vhetii Cooswei.i., b. N. Hav.;bi!i). New Bnt..
June 9,' 1833; m. Dec. 20, IS.l.i. Pedro P. Ortezof Yalparaiso, Chili, S. A.; summer res.
N. Brit ; winter. New York or Washington.
272113. Chloe Andrews, b. Aug. 19, 1777; m. Nov. 3,179[n (iad Stanhy, jr b.
Auc- 13 177G s. of Col. (iad and Marv (Judd). The mother ot Mary Judd was Marv
Bui-nham, of great beautv and accompli.^hments, dau. of Rev. \N m. Burnhnm and Judith
(Wolcott), de^c. from the Burnhams of Ipswi.di. He d. ai s.^.a coming Incu Martiin.)ue
June 1. 1820, a. 44. " He was gifted by naiuie." His wf. '• was gitt.>d by nature and
grace." She d. Mav 1, 1S.31. a. 73.
1 Levi Andrev.s Stanley-, b. Dec. .3, E^Oii; d. Mareh 2,, lsHi4.
11 Frederiek Tivnk Stanlev. b. Au^r. 12. 1S02; m. July 4. is:i,^, Melvma. d:..u. ot
Samu.dC ami Anna (C-aiklin-) Cluunb.-rlin. .vho d. An-. Hi. 1^13, m m-r 2.sth vr. ot
Fcarlei fewT b at Saiidisfielo .\Ma<s. ; n.iercliant and exten>-'ve manut. ot hardware m .N .
Brit, and has done much for the improvement . beautifying and extending the "'"^i"*;-;^
and reoutation of tli- villa-e. 1, Ar.Kui.n liimKKT, b. Aug. 2, IS:,!.'; m Dec. 1. lHi3,
Sarah J. ],o/ier. 2. Fithi'LUKK Hknkv, b. Feb. [). 1^41; d. Oct. lO, isl-.. 3. U m.
Cji.vMUEiti.iN, b. A])ril 14, 1NJ3; d. Julv 31. Is41.
HI. Wm. Ihirnham Stanley, b. July 18. IsOJ; an extensive manut. m . ompany with
his bro. Fred. 'I'. an<l other-.; uiini. ,,,.,. ,-.-,•,
IV Hubert Mont-om.nv Stanlev, b. July 21, ISf'G; d. July IG. Isv,^. _
V. Alfred Hamilton Stanh^y, 'b. Oct. l"., I^IS; d. Nov. 13, lS3.,at (.alve.ston,
^""""vi. Catharine An-liv. s Stanhv, b. M.y 2.;. ISll; m. Sept. 3. iSj^^- l^^j^^X .J:^^''';-^'
b S<'PT 24 1M)7. (Ius2d wf.) Hem. (liJiine in, ivjO.Eh/.a S. North, b.,\oy~,.l>U.,
d. April 18, 1S:_;7,' leaving chil. Walter, Henry and Theodore Augustus, tie was an
0
]30 liliAXCll OF IIAXXAH.
ONtc^u. iiiaiiiit'. in X. B. 1, Mauy I.oui.sa, b. May S, d. Sept. 9, ISID. 2, l.oi'isA Catil
AHiNK. 1). Ai)iil 7, lS-1'?; d. Mtircli 2(;, 1847. ?,, Fkkdf.kic Nuiitii, b. March 17, ISll;
t'iili=;lc(l Co. A, lotli Hegt. C'ouu. Vuly., C'apt. Bidwill; uiude 2<i Lieut. ls(i:i: m. A]iiil
1.-). ISHG, Muiv \\'(4cli of Forestville, Conn. 4, (.'atiiai;in): A.mf.i.ia, b. O't. 10, isiit.
\ II. MKry Cliloc Stanley, bap. June 3, lb27: d. Au-. '^^O, IS'JS, a. llyrs.
2723. Jonathan Wolle:-?, b. 171S; d. 17!)S: \n. .
1. ,)anif.s, b. \'iry.]; m. Lucy Welles; (i) Abiy-ail Uavlord.
11. Dollv, b. Sei)t. 2.-), 17.")7; d. uht. ls::«; ni.' Babcock. 1. Cii aulhs. 1,. .lutie
•21, 17>)!.», of Boslon, Ahiss.; d. thr. Oct. 19, 1.S4S. L Eiuiline, b. Hartf., Oct. 11), isK;
m. Penfield. 1. Cliailes Babcock, b. Hartf. May 17, 1841; m. in St. Paul's chit, at
New Hav., Conn., Aug., 1874. by Ucv. Clias. H. Fislier, (Jarafilda Moliaibi, dau. of
'i'hos. P. Suiiili and gr. dau. of Ebenezer Smitli of Boston; s. i.
27231. James Welles, b, 175:;; d. ]8o7; dea. of the cbli. at Xewington, Conn.;
in. ]>ucv Welles; (5) Al)igail (iayloid.
1." Beulah.b. Oct. ^^9. 1780; d. March 20. 18:jG; ni. April 22, 1805, Elibha Stoddard,
li. SeiiT. 10. 1779: d. I>ec. 81, l8ol; set. Xewington, Conn. 1, Bkutiia Bkui-ah, Julv
17, 1808: d. March 9, 1852; in. July 17, 1^25, Erastus Francis, s. of Maj. Justus F. o"f
X. He m. (2) Icr sis.. Coi-nelia. 1. r/,,<.v. St'Xhhtrd, m. June 18. 18(33, Ellen Eliza
Bovinirton. 1 , Ciias. Herbert. July 7, l.Vi5, 2, Thos. Arthur, JuneG, ISfiS. 2, Tims.
.7.,'d. "March IG, 18f)0, a. ;j2. 3, Lrfur,: L., d. A]>ril ;j, JnMO, a. 8'. vrs. 4, J<n„rs 11., d.
May o, 18o9. a. 5. o. Flj>rn. 0. AY/.//. 7, .I/.z/v/. 2. Ei.isu \ ^L\su-\,.b. Jan. G,
ls!l"l: set. Wethi'i-sfield, Ills.: jeweler; d. Oct. L 1^50; n>. Julia Merriinan of Southing-
ton. Conn., dan. nf Anson, b. June 12, [^■29. ], 117///,. J/., l,. is.",; d. 1857. 2, Faninj,
b. ja!u 5, 1857. 3, Cdkmj.ia, Aug. 27. 1813; i,i. Dec. 30, 1852, Erastus Francis. 4,
Ali:\'is TvAWitKNcr., June 23. IslG; in. and ;;et. in Burlin,i;-ton, Iowa, whr. lie d. of
cliole'ra. 5, CliAi;i.i>, Nov. 11, 1819: ni. Dec, 11, 1^53, Hep:-:ibah, dau. of Dea. Jedediah
IV'ining; d, .v. i.
II. Jann-s, b. Harif. X(/v. 14, 1783; d. at St, Francis, in Canada, isi::",. ], Davm)
Amf.s. 1>. Springiield. Mass.. June 17, 1827; M. D., LL, D., D. C, 1.,, \Villianis Col. 1847;
A,ssi>t. Ed. S!irin;jfild Rip'iblki'ii 1848-9; A^^J^t. Pi-.,f. Lawrence Sci, S.. ilarv. Univ.,
1850; B..S,, P.arv,' Univ,, 1852; M. D, . Berk's M.-d. dbui. 18G3); in general ben]; sellin-
and pul'. busini's-; in city of X. V. 1857-58, lirn, <d' (L P, Putinmi t Co.; rem. to Tioy
1858. t'. Xorwich, Conn,. 1^70; Cliairiuan V. S, I'-v. Ceni., April, 1805; Sjiecial Conu'.
r. S, Ptov.. July, i8GG; U. S, ^'.'Mn.r. to En.rope lvG7. In 1870 received thanks of both
h<iu.>es of ('(j:ig. A]'-))t, 1870 by C'V. ,jf X. Y, a Cuuji-, to ie\isc tax laws (Assess, and
Coll.) of 'State of X. Y., and iirei!;ired two rej'orts and a code, reprinted in I". S. and
Eurojie; and orie of the first acts of the b'i-encl! Xat. .Vs^cniby after conclusion of German
war, ordered translation and oHicial pub. of Mr, W ells' rej.orts as Special Conir. 18uS-9.
In 1874 unanimously elected by Inst, of I'lancc to (ill chair of lM)rei.gn Associate, vacaterl
by d, ot John Mi.arr Mill; sooli after D, C. L. l)y Oxford I'nix,, hhig. ; LL, Y). by \Vnis.
Col. (-)n retirement from \Vashington the merchants of X, Y. presented several
thousand dollars as a "token of their esteem foi- hi.^ nnsrd. integ., high ])ers. char,
sind as a sli.irhl recog. of his inestimable services U) his counirymen; 1872 Cniv. Lee. on
Political Science V, C. In 1873 delivered address at annual dinner of Colxb-n Club;
1875 Prest. Dein. Soite Conv. of Conn. In .March, ]s-7G, sue. Dr. Woolsey as Prest. Am.
Asso. foi' 'pronn'j, of Siiciul Science. Steel ])oi-traii by H. W. Smith in Wi'des iTerudlogy;
m. May 9, 18G0, .Mary Sanford Dwight, dau, of Jan'n's, of Springfield, Mass.; (2) Miss
^)wi^:ht of Xorwich. Conn., June 11, 1879, in Calvarv Ejiis. chh., X'. S, C. ; a sis. of
Mrs. Fopi.vce Barker of S5 Madison ave., wL of Dr, P., "l, J>'irid Dirlqht, b. April 22,
1808.
Ill, Mar\, b. March 19, 1790: d, at X. Ajnll 4, ISGS, a. 78; m. Mav 2G, 1812, Allen
StiKldard, bro*. of Elisha, b. Xw'^. V.\. 178G: <l. Xov. 14, IS45. 1, M Aurrs Wir.!,Ar.D, b.
Marcli 3'L 1814; <1, at X. Dec. 5. "1805; m, .May 15, LS5,I, Frances So]dna Welles, b. Wi'tli.
June 5. 1817, dau. of (>'eo. and Prudence (Doming) \Velles. (He and bio. Kufus rendered
valuaide assistance in collecting desc. of .lohn Stoddard). 1, Murrns J,, iri.'., .lune 22, 1S54.
2, Mauy Sui-iriA, April 13, 1810: m. May 2S, 1840, .John L. A].gar of Newark. X, J,,
railroad eULrineer and track laver; d. in Hartf. ()!' ajjopli'xv. ^hircii 10, IsGO, a, 5(> vr-<
t. .Ul,n .s'/e,?,/,/..../. Xov. 4, 1841, 2, h,:b,il«. >'ey;//w, Feb."22. LslL 3. J.nn U,,:u]hij,
.March G. IS 111. 4. ////•<//,/. d. a. G nio^;. 5. ,A>.A/.' /'/v(/^ r^'c/,-, b. Ajiril. 1S52. :;, S;pnkv.
Sept. 3, lSi;s; d. April 15, 1M9, 4, I;i il>, M-.r.-h 19. IN22, Dea. of the ,dih. at Xew-
inuioii and d. Jan, 30, bSTO. a. 17: Ui. X'lxv. 27, 1^5:;. Saiali. dau. of (bw). vwA ]b t'dence
(l)emine-i W.dles. 1, J/'O-.v//'/// .-^ //<//, Dec. 5. 1854; d, Apiil 1.1SG7, 2, Eiidbj WJU^.
Ant:-, 19, 1S5G. 3, FfHik R'lf^^, Jun-.-G, ISGl. 4. A"!!,,,;- \Vihi}iro^>. June 17, ISGG.
AVELI.F.S. 131
7224. Ichabod Welles, m. .)aii. -J, 17.-)1, Ahiiiail Bio, i,,\v |,s].
I. Al>!n-ail, Urt. -2'.), 17.")1.
II. .Man-, 1.. Manli 2-L J 7.:<;'.: m. Ei.a]>liias Stoddard.
III. .\sa.').. Sc])T. :(), IT^."),
IV. .louailiaii. b, Marcii -21. 17(J8: d. Mardi fi. lS-21); iii. June U, 17Si;j, l^.-tliankful
',dau. of Hczidiiali and .Vnni" Ainhcwy and >istiT of (.'apt. Kzckiid .\ndre\vs), h. April 7,
1771: d. Jiilv •2r>, 1S47. 'I'h'' linuso in whirh lie was b. in 17()H is still owned and omi-
picd (bS82) "by liis dul. Nancy an.l Wyllys \V,dlcs. 1, I'oli.y, b. Oct. n. 17'.,) I. 2,
iMrcit.vKi.. b. Feb. (J, 1707. o." ("yxtiei.v", b. Feb. iii, 17!)'.). 4, N.\n< v. 1>. !S<-i)t. (i, 1S02.
o, Wyliys. Jan. 14, lNn4.
V. Milly, b. .Ian. •.'!(, 17fi7; d. -May .3. 1,^42. a. 7.-), of palsy; iii. Marrli 1',', LSI',',
Amos. s. (if .Vbc] and Imuiicc (r>ti.ddanl) Aiidrrus, b. W. Mar, h 1*7, llO-O; d. Fob. 21, LS2(i;
a'avp ,$o,IKIO b\' will til Nfwinirton clib. Alxd \vas a iie]i]ifw of J'',pajili)'iis Stoddard ■who
ill. MiM-y Wolios.—y;,.v,-. ,;/• ,/,;/(» S/oddanl of ]V.h;;J). W. Patin-.-^on. Dea. Aiidivws'
Jftt/U'lr-^. !:ives a iiiore ])aiticular accf)Utit: uives to his w i. Milly 4^100 yearly; to sis.
Ivutli Wcilu'i oil tliH coiiuiiou lot, ."lo acri's; histLM>- Ihuiuah lliirljnrt and J^ydia (ioodwin
the 40 ai-re inruuitaiii lot.
27242. Mary Welles,. b. Marcdi 24, ]75:'.: m. in Wnhorsllr.ld, (,'orm., Nov. 2."),
177o, F.paiiliras, s. of Tlionias and Marv (Campi Stciddard, b. in ^^■. .Jan. 22, 174N; d. \V.
Mav IS. 1702: she d. W. Sept. 10, lS2.i
I. Marv Stoddard, b. \V. Matrli 1. d. Sept. 2i). J ,"6.
11-. Mar'v Stoddard, 1>. Nov. 11. 177S; d. Aug. Ifi, Is.jS, a. SO; m. Doc 9, 180;^,
Wm. Goodri'di of W. who ,1. .lalv 14. lS;^il, a. r>S vrs. 1, Wilmam, Aurr. 29, 1804; in.
April 1. 1s:j2, 1-iujv Drlden \Voli,_-s. lb- d. Xov. 0, ISiJG: she !ii. (2) Sei)t. 2-''), 18oi).
Froderick Hills anil lia,l 2 ohil. 1. Frederick Kelh-y, b. .lune 12, :s42. 2, Hohuid
■Ju-dsou. 1). Uii. 21. 1844. 1, J<i/;ics llliiw. Marcli 2:!, ]>:■?:.)■. m, U.'.>:, Ann Jt aiiiK^tte.
Rislev. 1. Flora F:ileii. Oct. 20, 18--)y. 2. Miiuiie J:tui, Jan. 2, iSdl. 2. Win. Welles,
Dec. "7, ]S:-!4: m. .3ulv o, ISDO. Marv Ann Biro;,- and liad Win. Welie.s, b. Oct. 2, 18G1. 2,
]\L\t;Y Anx, A])ril 15. 1800; d. Ma'rch 17, lS2s.
III. Eli Stoddard, b. Ann. 11. 1781; in. Nov. lo, 1820, >iary Ferrc of At^awani, ^la.-d.,
b. Harif., Conn.. Attg. ;-50. 1787; dan. of Mosesand .leruslia (Easton) V. }!»■ d. W. Se])t. 1,
1822. 'She ni. (2) Mav 8, bSo-l. Ueo. Francis of W., b. Sejit. 14, 117."); d. Nov. 21, 18.T8;
she d. F\'b. 4, 180(1 'l, Ei.i Wkt.i.ks, b. W. .Jan. 2, 1.^22; in. in \V. March l.">, 184;;,
Martlia Francis, b. W. .Tun»- 18, iSiSI; dan. Geo. and Sallv (Ibitler) V.; res. \V. 1, Mary
Fraiirii<, b. W. Oct. 2."). 1>4.").
]V. .Mella Stoddard, b. .lune ].j, 178;;; d. April 2'.i, 1787.
V. Unldah Stoddard, Ij. :>Iav 20, 178.-): ni. .Ian. 22, ISOO, Svlvester Butler. 1,
Julia Ann, March 2G, bsll; d. April V\, 1.82G. 2, Tn mm.otte, March 20, 1818. o,
Mahy Wkli.f.s, Dec. 7, 1S1.5. 4. Dudley Ei,r, Dec 17, 1817.; set. Fittsfield, Mass. r,,
IlrLDAiT, .T-.ilv 10. 1820. 0. Lr.vi Ru.i:v. Sept. 22, 1822. 7, Lois Fii.vxeKS, FVb. 17,
182.5; d. F.b.'ll. is2n. 8, Svi vr.sTKu, April 20, bs2'.\
VI. Mella Stoddard, b. Au>:. 1, 17N7: d. Mav (\, 1J^08, a. 81.
Vll. Harriet Stoddard, b. Oct. 10, 17'.»0; d. W. Oct. 2."}, 1808, a. 78; uuni.
2726. Elisha "Welles, b. alit. 172:1; d. 17S0; m. April 14, 17.57, Lvdia Deminir of
Weth,-rsK(dd,
I. Elisha, b. Sept. 27, H.'iS: d. Washin<rton, Mass., F>b. 11, 182.5. 1, Ovid Piijlo,
b. \V. Aug. 18, 180.5; M.D., and one of the orig. founders of the N. Y. Acad, of Med.
(1847); luul charge of the IHrh St. Cholera Ilosjiital, bS4n; app. by Gov. 15sii res. Fliys.
of tlie Citv of X. Y. , 18.50-4; nieni. T^oard of Ed., Vestrvruan of "St. Peter's F^jis. ch'h.;
m. Dec 2"7. 18:50, Christina, dan. of ,b.hn Hav of N. .1. " 1, Crtoriir A., b. Dec. .5, 1,s:tr.
2, Ci.ira. May 20, IS:];). :;, ^r,,|■)/. Oct. 27. 1^45. 4, IauhuI K.. Aug. :iO, 1S52.
II. l."niuel, b. .Iiilv :;. 170.;; d. at Y<;nkei-s. N. Y., unui.
III. Levi, b. .lulv 10, 1705. . .
\ I. .lared, b. Oci. li, 1";G7.
27263. Levi Welles, b. .lulv 10. 1705; d. 0<-t. 2:;, IS2:!: m. Hannah Welles, b.
1770; d. Mar(di 1, 1S(i!i; ,2) Nov. l.'lSl:;, r.,>tsey .Mather, b. Feb. 17. 1 7N:i. She in. (2)
Oct. 2s, is:;:,. Eli Smith, and d. .v. ;'. ,Jnlv 20, ISGl. in Sjst yr.
1. L"vi. b. Ne\\- Britain, Conn., Sept. 4, \',\^2\ d. .liily 11, 185'!; rem. to (Juincy,
111.. \.]e le he b.:i;om; pimuineiit a:id iniiueiuial: in. in (lark ('<i.. 111., Nov. ti, (S'/l
Anna. dau. of Zephani:'.h Anie> of .M.-xss. 1. Emz V Ann, b. An^-. 10. <1. Nov. U;. 1S22.
2, Elvky, Xnv. 10, 1n2:!; d.,hilv 1!), ls7;;: m. at (^ Oct. 2. 1S4:;.C. A. Sanger. :;. ( '.miolin i:,
•bni. (i, 1SJ7; ,,,. Decf!. 1,^07. W. I!. lienncson. 1, A'/,'// l!7//(.v, b. Se'in.' 12, ls);t). 4, Ann
13-^ BRANCI[ OF HAXXAII,
Em/.a, April 24. ]^?0; in. Sq.t. 24, l,s4it, P. C. J^eller. 1, /v/r.v/ W'Hl,,, Nov 5 l.^-.n
2, /.'•(•;. Hf //->'. June 3, 1.s2;i ;^, Lrniurl, Xov. 5, IsiJd. ,j. I.tcv" Feb. (i 1«:J3- d' <;f..f'
14, 18;J6. 0, M.VKY, July 27, 1^84; d. Aug. 11. ISoo. 7, Lkvi, b. Marrh ] d Oet ]
183.. 8, Fm.en. b. Julys, 18;iS: d. Sept. 30, 1S;^,9. 9, Sox, h and d June <) IMJi'
10, IJouAn.; L., ]Jec. 8, 184(J:d. July 20, 1847. . ■ • •, ■-4-i.
ir. Lydia, b. Oft. 24. 1703; d. in Yonlu-r,; m. Jan. 20, 1S14 Au^'ustus s „f
Abijah and Tliankful (Seymour) Flan-g of W. llartf. ; slirjeuiaker and tanncv- reni to
^onkers, X. Y. Slie was a v.-onian of .sterling qualities, genial, social and hapl)\' 'n,.
(1. Jan. 21, 1842; b. Marcdi 10. 1784. 1. Makci.v M., b. Mav 31 INI.V d \u-^ 'n' 1s-,i
3,J.Tivi \Vj;lt,es, b. Feb. 14, 1817; Y. C. ls:!0: M.l». from iol. 'Piiv.s.'and Sup-'' X Y '
184(; m. June, 1848, Charlotte S. ^Vll^tlnaa of \V. Ilartf. 3. Xi:\vton 1. Der^^ 17 1819'-
lu. June, 1S.j4, Ellen II. Goodwin of 111. 4, ErirA.N. b. .lulv 20. 182i). at ^V Harr'f ■ m
Jan. 30, 18.jO, lii.s cous., Marietta Welles (dau. of T.en-iuel), who d. Feb o 'l.s,-,i" I'V,
March 7, 18o4, Julia, dau. of An-^on Baldwin, firm of Haldwiu & Flao-g hat nianufac' of
Yonkers, X. Y. 1, WUUaiu Wdhs, Jan. 20. 18ol. 2. Susan Buhhrl,,, Aju-il 20 18.j(5- d
y. 3, J/"(//rf«. ^[areh 17. lS.-,9. 4. ./"rz/KMr., Mav is, l,sa2. :,. FJizaWth PnJm, r -Vurv"
26. 1HG8. 0. L(-rv A., b. Feb. 17, 1822; d. June 7. l.^.^S; m. 18r,5. John Olmsted '
III. IJoratv.b. Aug. 11, 17:).j: d. Xov. 21, lS(i,j; m. iJ.-e. 24, 1823. Pamela, dau of
limothy and Lury ibedgwick) Srdgwick, b. Feb. 2.S, i79s. The nu.. of Timotln- Sed^r
wick (Mirn-au Webster) was sister to f. of Xoah \Yeb.-,ter, rr'piesentativ in" Conii
Leg.; wealthy. 1, l,T;vr Skd(;wick, b. Feb. 2.-., 1n2.k m. April 24 lS4s Harriet"
'|''^.?L1^V''^- l'^'""''" "^" ^'^'^vington, (.'oun.: b. Xov. 5, 1824. 1. Ikrmau Fmn.^i. h
April 30, 1819; m. Oct. 11, ls7l,Xellie M., dau. of Capt. J. J. Ladd. 1, Harrbt A-u-' 9*
18/2. 2, Herman, d. soon. 2. llorao Lenturl. h. Oct.."), IS.-,.^): trrad. Shrdlhld Sfipminr-
School. 3, /i7//<.,b. Jan. 17, I8li4. 2, Lkmuki, Hisski.t., b. Jan. 2, 1327; chosen dea 2
yrs., 18o9; and re-idected indetlinitelv 1^31; d. Feb. -,>.-;. ls:!)7. greatlv l-ui>ent'ed- m J unci 5
18:)i»-, Ellen Hart, b. Feb. 23, 182s. educated at llolv.,!;e; dau. of Xoinuin 3' Lr(]'£Ti\"'
b. Oct. 37, 182S; ni. April 2o. 18:.5, Albert D. Judd, b. Dec. 4, ls:;0: mannfac; in Xew
Krit.; chos. dea. tor 2yrs., Iso'.i, and in ISbl ind'linitelv; dis. to (.'hapel sr chh in Xew
Hav., 1804; res. Wall'd, Conn.; s. of Dea. .Moiton Judd of Wall'd Conn 1 Cnlhariiu-
M'elle^, b. Jan. ,^, ISIS. 2, (hn. yL>,-l<>i,. Sept. 27, \xh\\. :-;, J//,-, 'l/„,y Od '.-,' lSfi->- d
June 30. 1804. AUuyt L.^ Dec. 20, 180.j. 4, Catii af;i.vf.. Feb. 1.-., IS33' d Fel)' ^ l8.-,o'
IV. Ihiiinah.b. Aug.. 1797: ni. Sept. 10, 1S21, Clu-ster Hart !>. Fel, 7 1 79;V- s of
Aaron. She d. Sept. 1 , 1823. He m. (2 i her sifter.
V. Elva, b. Sept. 11. ]s,,(»; m. >jay 12. 1S24, Chester Hart. She was a oood
scholar and a devout j.erson. Slie inherited ]u'o]>ertv fnuu her un-le, Lemuel Welh^'s of
Yonkers, who was wealthy. 1, Lkvi Weij.j>, "b. June 7. ls2o; Y.C ls40- stud
theol. at Union Col.; licensed to j-reacli by So. Pre.-^ti. of X. Y., ]s:,2; miss, to tlie Hor'-
inaiisofX. Y. C. one yr. ; afterwards re."!<,r of tlie colleev e-jVminu.r school l!-ooklvi'
X. \._; m. at X. Ibit. \\h-. 27. IS.",!, (.'eorgiana Xorth. b. ■lum-4, ls2o. He was a .list'
lingu,:-^t and. Cernuiii scholar. 1. L>ni[.M II'., Sept. s, l.>^.l(i. 2. 11'//;./;. yorth, Au>'-
11, 18")!). 3, ILirhn-t Winthr"p. Aug., ISiJ.-); d. S'>i)t. 2. 1S07 2 Juti.v HK.\r-v b'
Aprd 13, 1828; m. Jan. 4. lS.-,3, JaneCri.swold of W . Ihutf., dau. of Josiah She d
Aprd ,'. IStU. 3. Haxxah Jeaxxettk, b. Marcii 9. ISoo: d. March 10, ls.53
M Lemuel \Vatts, b. July 4, 1803; m. Xov. 15. lS27.,Abi Langdon, dan. of Ira
and .A bi(Laukt.ui) Stanley, b. March 12. 1S07. At 9 vrs. of age she could memorize
%y]tl, astonishnig accuracy a thou.saud or more l.a<^ae•es of .^.-ripture ],er week, in compe-
tition with orher Sunday school j.npils, nnd for a prize otb-id l,v the Societv Thev
rem. to \onkers and had there a iKiri of bis Fncle Lemiud \\elles" estate. He d th.u'e
Sept. 11, isiii. of paraly.-is. 1. Fi.OKii.i.A, b. Julv 2, 1S29. 2 M\i;iftt\ Xov lo
J832; m. Jan. 30, lN.-,o. Ethan Flagg of Yonkers Shed. Feb. ;;. ],s,-,l ;; Fkm'cfi Xov'
1, 1S39; m. Sei.t. K;, 18lj:!. Sarnh.^laii. of Alfn <1 Jone.-. cd' Y.
^ II. Mnrilla kyman, b. Sep-, (J, ISOo; d. in Yonkers; m. Xov. 2 1S25 Haloht-^ of
Joseph) Sbipm.'Ui. b. .March 4, Iso:); l)ra<s founder; has a line lums.. on Yonkers I'lil I
1, Jfiurs i;o<KWKi.F,. Sept. 25. 1S20; d. in Yuukers April 8, 1S75; m. Marv Clark of
Jinsiol. dan. ol Ciras. 1, Fnn,<;.-< IF, Oet. 15, ]s72. 2 /.v//,,/ V. Au<'-''^s ls.5l
3, ll^/A', /•/,., Jan. 2(i. ]S(;-. -1, Mhrri, Jan. 2o, 1S(;x. 2. M\i;v J\\i; .hilv^-l' ]S-><.)-
d. May 12. ls;;i). M, .\xx. Xov. s. ls:;i ; d. March 22, 1830. 4, Axxii:, Orl I'lS^T
0, CiiAs. Savaci:, Aug. 11, ls45.
27264. Jared Welle.S. b. Oct. 11, ITOT; d. Sept. 19. ]s27; res. Hartf • m Xabbv
l{uii.;e, 1,. ,luly 4, 17 72; d. bept. :;. i-;-j:. 10 eldl.
•■ Lney. 1). .I;ui. 7. 179:;; d. M;;\ |(i, isoi;.
n. Srirali. b. Oet. 11, 1791; <1 at" Ulofuulield. Conn.. Feb. 0 is;5 a SO- (ermr ii!
Welles book, .said tom. Turner). Slie was m. but once— Asahel Tuttle. 1 J vi:i:i>
AVELLES. ]o3
AVei.t.ks TuT'iiJ;, b. ^'t-^n^ll, Cnim.. Si'j)i (>, isOl; M.]). ..l' llaiiMltDii. Mo.; lias lived at
<;r.'iiijK)i-t. L. 1.; BliK)intiel<l, Conn.; SiitTt-ni and UkmiIcIvh, X. V.; aiul (ialeslini t^', 111.;
111. May i). l.S-l'.t, Marv Jane, dan. of John aud .Mrlica ((Jvnt'iii) l,r\\i.s(d' (I'lviMijiort, L.
I." 4 ("lul!
111. Horace, 1>. Oct. 20, 179(5; d. Marclt IS. jSiK,; m. in llartf., T^fay ."i, ]s-21, Kmily
.Skiimer. 1. M.m;v Ij-iza, b. Aug. 27, ]&2o; ni. Jan. ."), is.")'.), 'J'iniothy (i.. s. of ]iev.
Aniasa Jerome of Hloointield, Conn. He is dea. in Hie (.'0110-. ejdi. 2. J.\XK, b. July 21,
1S27; ni. Dec. 11, ISoO, David Hillliou.se. .s. of Josliua and Maiv (Hillhouse) liavjuond
of North Adams. Mass. 1, J/^vry /y'., b. March •.'!). is'",.-,. 2. /s',v"//v 11'.. Oct. is'ls;:)".
S, JJririd II. , Oct. 2«, ISIS. 4, Jenni'^ It, Nov. 7, isiij. o, Snui'l'lL, d. >[arcli o, ISG-").
C. Geo. ir.. 1>. June 10, 1S(37. 3, GEOiiOi:, b. Feb. 22, ISu'i), at Harlf. ; .I.May 0, 1S74,
at Jacksonville, Fla.
\\. Abbv, A]uil 2, ]7i)9: d. Oct. IS, 1S2G.
Y. Lenund, March H», 1801: d. March 28, 1838.
YI. Xancv, 1). .hine 20, ]S03; d. Any. 20, 1871.
Yll. Jared" 1). Aug. 15, 180,-i; d. July 12, ls;',5.
Ylll. Henry, b. July 27, 1807; d. N. Hav.. Mai.li 24, iSii."); m. . 1, Sa}{\ii. b.
Ans. 8, isl.j; m. Oct. 10, I8O0. Judson C'anliehl of New Hav. 1, Sarah Loui.sit, b. May
16,'l8U7.
IX. Lucv, h. Dec. 27, 1809; d. Oct. 24, ISoo.
X. Ann V.Vv/.'A. b. at Ilartf., Dec. 17. 1812: d. at New Hav., Jan. 9, iNC-l; m.
Patterson. 1, Lk.miki, Wef.i.ks. h. N. Y. C, Aug. 17, ]S;U; m. St. Louis, M.-., March
19, 1S63, Harriet Johnson Nve, dau. of Asa H. of New hi.'dford, Mass. Shed. Aug. 4,
I8G0; (2) Feb. 3, 1S69. Elizabeth, dau. of Robert W. and Phebe McDonald Hunt of St.
Louis. /. bv 1st ni. : 1. Ch'n'/>--< J'.rmnc^. h. Aug. 7. 1SC|4. /'. bv2drn.: 2, JAzzif' II.,
b. Feb. 22, is70. 3. h'att 1). II.. Sept. 22. 1S71. 4, Phrhc JI.' IJ., Feb. 4, 1S74. r,,
JIart/Il, Aug. 24, 1N7.-).
273. Ebenezer 'Welles, b. Oct. 5, 1G04: d. Dec. 27, 1737: m. Mav 19, 112G,
Ptachel. dau. of John and Huciie] (Pratt) Skinner of Hartf., b. Feb. 2. 1(;94: d. Jan. 18,
1787, a. 92.
1-. Ha'-hel, b. Jan. 30, 1727.
11. 'Hannah, h. Ni.iv. 4, 1728; m. Jan. 21, 17G8, Dea. John Whitman, his 2<1 wf.
He m. (1) Abici'il Fautrv (unte.}.
HI. Marv. b. A no, '23, 1730.
lY. Fbe'ne/er, b. July 22. 1732: m. Abigail Whitman, b. Nov. 13, 1739; d. a. 18,
(dau. of Dea. John W. bv'ist ni.)
Y. Ashbel, b. Auu-" 25, 1734: m. AbiL^il Kcdlogg.
YL Sarah, b. Jan.' 30. 1737.
2735. Ashbel \Vene.s, b. Aug. 25, 1734: d. Dee. ri , isoG; m. Abigail, .h-iu. of
.Ste|iheii Kellogg, jr., and liis \vf. Mary, dau. (.)f Moses C'ool;, wUo-e wf. Mary Avas dau.
of C'a])r. Samuel Ihirnard, v.hose vcf. \vk.> Mary I'ollon of lladlev, Mass.
r. A.shbel \Vtdle>, Jr.. of Hartf., m. Anna, who d. .April" 1, 17li3, a. 31; (2) 1794
Mary, dau. of ('apt. Tho'uas and Ahn-e (Howard) Hoplciiis. Inp. Aug, 2lj, 1 7'14, (^is. to
■Jeaiinette Hopkin-. Ii. I'iO!), \\-iio ni ]^^t•■r \^'. O'allawdet of Hartf., and had Pey, Tlios.
Hopkins (.'allaudei. Siipt. Deaf and Dumb Asvleui.)
|[, Abltrail. b. D.e. 19, 17f;2: m. Ilcnrv W. Dwlu-ht
HI. Shiple;.-.-,, b. \V. Hartf. Nov. Mo, 177;, .l.at I'oi-t F.vrou, N. Y., April 21, IS:;2.
1, HKMtv Wn. 1.1 VMS l)wn,iiT. b. Seneca Falls, N. Y., Dec. 12, ]SO(i; Prest. and Man-
ager of Wells. Fargo ,V Co. express. 1. Clmrn's Ii,, h, P;tlm>ra, N. V., June H), 1S2S:
F^xp.ress Siijit.: ni. -Ian. 15, 1S51. Sarah l.otiisa, dau. of Oliver K. Buruham of New York;
1 (di , Fll.-i Biiridi;im, b. Oct. 21, 1S51.
\\ . Ihudi.d. ni. Sici.hen Woodbridge.
27352. Abigail Welles, b. Dee. is, 17(i2: <1. .Mav 3F ISKi, a. 77: m. June 8,
17'-b, Henry Williams Dwight of Stoekbrid-e, Mass.. b. Sept. 15, 1757: <1. Sept. 15, 1804;
s. of (ien. .losi |di and bro. id' F.-inulia i>wigbt. who ni. Hon. Tluodore Sed<;wi(dx and
liad Harrv, l.'obert, Tlias.. IJi/.a. Fraii'd.- and Catharine .M .
1. "ileiirv \\'illi.ini>, b. Feb. 1. r.sS; ('(d. and Hon.; M. V. for manv vrs. for
Berkshire Dist'. , .Mass.; d. Feb. 21, 1M5; m. Nov, 10. 1S24. i'"raii.-es, dau. of lioii, Sam'l
(and 2d wf. J.'iuinia l,yi:ian) Fowl. r. li Srpi. 19. 17'.'7. I. Hi-.NCV William^. Sept. 23,
1825. 2. J.\M)> F., h. Jan. 3M. ]s:;o; \\'ms.('e,l. isp.i; lawver in N. Y. ( '. 3, I'kv.m'Ks,
Julv 14, 1S2:: d. Mar.di 2s, 1S2S.
II. Fdwin W(41es Dwigl;;. Nov,, 17S9; d. Storkl*.. Mass., Feb. 25, 1841; Y. 0.
1809; several \ is. pastor- of chh. ai Kiclimond. Mass.
131 BKAXCH OF HANNAH.
III. I,f>uis. Maicli 1793: d. Boston July 2-2, 1s"jI; Y. C. 1813: Kev., Sec. Prisoiifi's
l>iM'i|)lin(^ Soc. from its fouiidation IS'^o. "A long lift- \vlipn csthnuu-d by the grcut end it
iiii>.u(T.-d.' Tli>: Pri'^rnrrs Friend: ni. Mny 2(1^, 1S'J4. Louisa H.. dau, of Dca. \atli.
Willis of Host and sis. of N. P. Willis, poc-l; slic d. A]>iil 6. lb'4(), loavinir 3 rhil. oC
wliiiiii: 1, Mai;i.\ Lot'isa, 1). Feb. 10, IS-;?."); ni. May ij, l!^4(i, Pev. AVin. Ta))i)an Eu^tis,
1). .Inly (i, l^'il; Y. ('. 1841: Andover 1845; Pastor Chapel St. Cong, clili., N. Hav.,
Conn.." lf<48 to ISHO: n-ni. to Spiia.u-tield, Mass. 1, ^f<lrla Lmiitffi, Vvh. 4, 1847: ni. June
17, 18C>!<, Sherniaii llartwell Chapman, M. D. 2. hahdln BucLnnn.sh r. >."ov. 1!), IMS.
;!, ',s'//,sr/,i Moorf-, Oct. 9, 18ol. 4, Fl"rtnre Dirlijld. Nov. 11, l^o."). 5. <_'/,,irhs WiUinn.
Mart h r>, 18H0. ' ti, IP///. Tnppnn, Sept. 7, 1^07. 7, Lcn^,' ]>iri'jht. Se])t. 7. 1807.
27-S4. Ebouezei' Welles, b. Julv 2-2, ]7o2; d. Jan. 11. 1814, a. 82: m. Abigail
\\ hiiiyan (dau. of l>ea. John by l-^t ^vf.\ b. Nov. l?>, 17R9: d. March 12. 17.")S. leav. 1
child; (2i Nov. 2:], 170:-!, Eli/alRth Smith Seymour, dau. of Nathaniel Smith, and wid.
uf Allyn Soyni.our of ^^'. Ilarif.. b. 17^'); d. Jan. 1, 17S1; (:j) Abi - — , who d. March 10.
ISOl. a. '-i2. ('. l>y 1st m. :
I. Abiicuil" bap. ]'>b. 2, 17.")^; d. ><. i. April ]2.18o2. a. 74: in. Simeon Beldeu. /.
bv2dm.:
II. Eben-/.er, baj.. Jan. 22, 170G; d. O.t. 10. 1708; m. Kachel Frances. 1. J.VMKS.
2, J.w. 3, Ec'UisA, rem. West.
lil. Elizabeth, bail. Jan. lO, 1708; d. .March 17,. 1802, a. ^i; m. March 10, 1792,
(I'urdou SaitoiiNtall Whitimr, b. Sept. 10, 170(), s. of Nathan and Mary S. (Saltonstall) W.
of Hrauford, Conn. He d.^July 9, 1804, a. 38. 1. S.vmuel, b. Sept.'2o, 1794; m. Sarali.
dau. of Jose])h and Ilannalr (Sellow) Kilbourne of (rla<tenbury. Conn., b. Jan. 23, 1790.
1. (f'irdori SuUoiiMuU, merch. in llartf. ; m. Catharine Sedywicl-L. 2. JClizdhcth Wclhf.h.
Ail!,'. 30. 1819; m. An,?. 20, P'<41. Henry, s. of Samuel and .-Vliigaii Pantry i Hooker) Tai-
cj)t'rn[ W. Harif. {nutl). 3, Jo-^on lLujn,s. d. y. 4, A>.-xtl„. ' o, lb:in,nh .<oj!>:i-i. d. y.
('., Mitry C'Tii'lin. 7, Smniid^ of Clearwater, Minn. 8, (tC". 7/'?(rj/. of Clearwater. 2,.
J.-vso.x," l>. Mav 19, 1790; m. June 5, 1828, Sarah C Clark of Litclilield, C(.>nii.. and res.
tliere.
IV. Sarah, ba]». .March 23, 1773; d. at Payson, 111., Sept, 19, 1839: m. Aug. 13,
1793, Gideon Butler, b. Jan. 29, 1708; d. at P.inghampton, N. y.,Feb. 1-1, 1837. 1,
S.i.i{.\ii, in. Cliarles Hollabird. 2, Kttii. m. Lee Cantield. 3, ElI7..\, hi. Homer Pri-n-
tice. 4, M.m:y, m. Frederick A. llnlmes, o. Wilt. is, m, Julia Holmes. 0, Dki.i.v. m.
Julius Smith. 7. Cviu's ShiyNtnt"!^. ni. Harriet Hul)bfll. 8, SAMn.i,, m. Clara Bouit.
28. Samuel Welles, b. ().■.!., 10r,2; d. Oct. 3, 1733; m. Ruth Judsoii. b. Oct. 27..
10''4: d. May 2. 1744. a. S!.); sis, cf Capt. James Judso!i, who m. l!e])ecca Welles, sis. of
SamuiJ; res. E. Hartf.
I. Hannah, b. Nov. 22, l(i89.
11. Saiuu'd. b. Pec. 22, 109:;; m. EstluT ICllswortli.
HI. L'utli, b. Jan. 29, 10!)7.
IV. Sarali, b. He--. 10, 1700.
\'. Pebecca. b. Oct. 3. 1704; m. Th..mas Pitkin.
VI. James, b. 1700; d. Feb. 10, 1723.
282. Samuel Welles, b. Dec 12. 1093; Capt.; d. March 2, 17^0; in. Jau. 31,
1722, Fsther Ellsv.-ortli; (h Nov. 3, 1791, a. 89.
i. Esther, b. Oct. 12, 1 ;23.
il. Samuel. 1). Oct. 0. 172."); Cai)t.; d. E. Hartf., Am:. 31. 170!t; m. Nov. 30, 17.")."),
Evtl,cr, dau. of 'I'imntliv Lo.imis of Windsor, b. Nov. 14, l'730; d. Mandi 2, IS'M.
ill. Iluth.) •. _^.
IV. .\nn, s ''• '*^'- ^'- ^'''•
\'. John, b. Julv 29. 1730.
^■|. Jonathan, h. Feb. 20, 1731-2; Col.; d. Feb. 8, 179.3; m. Mabel, dau. of
■b.!iaih;,ii and >Libcl (Olmsted) Stanley of E. Hartf. and wid. of Jonathan Hills; jx-r. iii.
^'ov ;10. 1 ■;;,.■-,, E^tlnT . 1. Jox.\Tii \.v, b. Mav 19, 17."i7; d. Jan. 0. 181."). 1. (jUcu-.
b- K. llartf. ..bin. 29. 17^9: merch.; d. July 22," 1.841. 1, James Coodwin, b. 1S21:
m. oh. of Hartf.; m. at llxeter. N. V.. Sept. 7, ls48, Mai'v.dau. of Cornelius.Iones. and
'•:"b (1), l.'rcd. P., b. Nov. 29. 1.^49. (2). Harriet 1... b' June 29, l.>^52.
^ " Hannah, b. April 2.-), 1730.
^ '" l"' i'.^ca, b Pre. \u, 1743.
-S25. John Welles, .!ulv29, 1730; d. March 12. ISOl; m.
1 i^'iioi.i, 1,. Muit1i29, l'r03; d. at New Hartf., N. v., Oct. 7, 1803. 1, Soi-i!l.\
s- \.lut,^;,,..vn, N. Y., April 13 1791; d. Ftica, N. Y., Nov. 2^), 1831; m. Williams^
wr;iJ,Es, TUTTLi:. 135
'Tliofcrt S b Sppt 10 )S,^S, IkiuIut: m. O.'t. IS, IS.Vl. at l'., Al)l.y ('., dau. .-t Hon.
('has. H. Doolitil,. ..r L-.; luul: 1, U.o. II.. U Ja,,. ^^ l-^';. ^. ^'•"■;;(:li- J'*" ^:'
18(3U '•> Jamks b. Nov. -J'.i, IT'.iS; n-hi. to AUu.t., N. Y.; liv. IbTo. 1, J/r>rriei
Aniffi,/ h Nov '2-^ 1S-2: PI. on. -J.-), l.<-is. .lu^ul^ Iloutli i;ov.-i', s. of ()i-!K<'"- "t Mai's-
iioid Conn ' 1 Sophiu U .. 1>. Nov. 2. \^r,u. -. (no. ]■'.. Dec. 12. 1852. .i, liumc-r A.,
June 2 1SJ4 2, iSam^Jd J., U. Munh 22. ly;;0; nio.rh. :.nd l.ank.-i' ol Va.vcltrvhle. N .
Y.; m.'oci. 12. lSo-1, Anna S., dun. ol David Collins ,d 1 . 1, San. 1 .1.. N^t. o. 1>..0.
o IV.vidC. Sci.T. 2:^., 1S.-,S. -A, .lulni I... IVr. 2(1. ISllU. 4, I'aul .1., Man-1. .,. im,.,. .,,
liana 11., Julv U, ISi;^. G. Anna S. ,( Kt. 1-1. 1S71 . , , >. r.t «
11 M-ii'v 1) !7*'-T- d Se).t IS.},"), a. SO; ni. Li'nin<d. s. ot Lmuir-i ai.it .^ia^1hH
(Loumis) White; 1.. Nov. 1, IVli'J: d. Inr. s. lSt8; n-s. Bolton. ( onn. ,1';' ''} , ' ^ ' .' ^''^; ' '
17S9. Man- Buckland, who d. .May 12, ITUO. a. 21, h-av. s. Ihu-Rland 1> May 1 1 ,W,
d Oct ^H-> ISOti 1 AVki.i.i:.-, h. Man-h 19. 1791; d. (t<t. :^0. \ ,\h. 2. Jann-s W ellrs,
1." Snit -M isUti- m. tk-t. 21. 1^2-<, (•atharin(. R. (iai^.^-r; v^. Albany. N. V 1. ..A////t5-
J?n'd h Sei.r •>2 1>2U- d. Au- 11. is4['. 2, )!•./■^.^ J'l!/.i.^. h. May Kt, ls:!i: d. Jnn.-
n lS-J-1 :/ >/'-"V" ^^'/ ;.//■,!.. Urt. 12. 1SH2; d. Oct. S, lS4i>. 4. S.fr"h lJ<iih^i"hn. i,
Nov. 19, iy;!o: d. ^lan. 2^, 1S>!7. 5, Thnd.h ns ];,.d. l--./^- 2^. \-''- .,;'-'::""V
WrU<'.^, h. April 22. 1^41: d. April 2. 1<42. 7. J/w.,; A/,:-,/.^., b. .)an. ..0. Is4... S,
Sara?, Jmnsn. h. hVb. .-,. ISID. A. M.'.KV. b. iVr. ol . 1^02; iv.. l^u■kv,!l,^ < o,u!.
II! John J b Maivh 4. 170!), at E. llaiK.; d. April 20, is:;2: ...v.-ntor ol tlve
levor pt-intinir j-iess. 1. Cii.uu.KS Prr.cix, b. May 14. ISll . drit^c^isi ; m. >'OV. U
1S38. Jane N., .hut. of \\m. Stfon^ of 11. 1, M'ry C, Dec l:^, 1S4:1. 2, Un>nes F.,
April 22. IStH,
285. Rebecca Welles, b. ()<•;. 8. 1704; d. Feb. ^^•^''xl]}:'J]'Tt\ t-f
William and Kli;'.abnh S:ank-'- Pitkin of E. llartf., b. Jnne IS. !,(;(!; d. July 20, l<,b;
re;s. at Bolton. ( onu. : Jn>t. of tlie Peace, and Rep. Conn. A.^sen.ldy, 1742. lb' was bro.
of Gov. Willhini Pitkin, l, an only s. : .
1. Tho.uas, b. 1724; d. June 25, 1S18, a. !::4; Cap;.; Ib)>. C,' t,.,, in e onn I.^.
manv vr.^ • Toun Cl.-ik of Polton; Just, of the Peace, 17()0: m. July 2^), 1.44, Marth.-i
' Whb-" b 'l72d- d .lune 4. 1S()2, dan. of Pev. Thoma.; ^^hile, the first niinister ot
Bolton' and his wf., Martl,a, .P.n , of Jonathan llutd of Northanii^tnn _Mas^.^ 1,
MMrrii.r b. Beb. S. 1740; d. Nov. 1, 1754. 2, Tikcm.ss NVniTK. b. April 2). 1.4.; r.u
Hhoda Mavbh; res. llartf., Vt. ;5. Samikl, b. Uct. 17. 17411; d. Nov. ;^:\./';l^ ^.
fi^MlKi. b. An- IS. i-,:A: d. An-. 4. 1752. 5. F7i,iZ-MU-nt. b. J un- PI 1 ,.,..; o . .hnu-
16 ISia- ra. .Ian. 4. 1775. illea/.r. s, of D-a. Samuel and Hannah >f^ tc it^Hu,:i nu'ton.
b 'Mavil 1744- d. 1777; res. Pebanr.n. Conn.; f.-irinej. 1, KUa-r. b. l.ili; (1. 1.99;
unut. ' i! Furnnj, m. Pull of WethcrsHehl. 0 M..RTi!^\. KJ-'l^t ^- I'-^'J'-
March 5. 177s. Anderson Miner, res. 11. 7, P^t-.TrKCx a , b. Aug. 2o. 1 . m ; d. y. .\ > At ]„
b Oct 17. 1750; d. Jan. G, 1S2;-;; ni. Oct.. KSl. Abi-ail l.othro].; res. Oh:o. :■. i ,A.y\.
b' \i.ril 9 17f.2; d Oct. IS. 1S22, m. Srpt. 29, 17S5. Hannah Pease of Somer.s; (-') ( or-
• nePa<'hapman of Tolla.td. Conn 10, LrcY. b. Oct. 2:-!. 1704; d. Oct., lSo;j. ^^.,^v); la.
Nov. 17, 17SS. Dea. Samuel Peynohls of Somers. Conn. 11. Ji:i;1--sua. o. Oct. ,•,. 1.0.;
d. (.)<t. 2(i, 1S54, a. 87; m. Sept'. 7. 1786, Giles IVa.-^'' of Somers.
8. Thomas Tuttlc, "h. Pn-, P;:!4: tn. May 21. 10(1!. Hannah. '1;'". ^-.f Thomas
I'owell ■" b. KMl: (1. Oct. p). 1710. 11. ■ was a en,, per: chosen i'acker Mat'ca, ]'..-,_, ami
1G74- (iau.oT and Packer 17(14- Jurvnian Uis2; Con.stable PJSIJ; excused from training;
*-TLoinas PowJl r.K.v bt- the same who in May. if-U, v. as of Lo;;,2.Island; ad uuted l^,^i^^^A\f.^.^ ';^;-..
man of Conn, bv conin=ib..icners ot HunPnsion. He wa. m^jali^^ned proLablv w,t! ihe ccu^,.nc> ot
with Conn. .^. by royal charter pr,.v,dcc'., and ,nay b.ye been al bpnnu lidd i of^.
in riuht of wf. IVisciU.n. TJiomas Powell couv. to his son 1 homas Tmtlc .Iu!> it. ic^.. one
r)i.- Vork-ihiro iX.r.it{T boundo<! bv ?.-.raiio! Xewcian's on .--nc side, bv t.ic io!U..'.a.e.-.i-> -■-
one rnd and by Jeremiah H.ill's l:,nd at the o-.hc-v end. His will dated ^\^'l-'':'-'l^:-;^\^]^:>^^,:!:^^
beloved sen-i-i-:..wTho.oa^TuUk ^ok- cxr.". and names j,'rindch:!.lrcn Ohn •i'.'-''-; f" ' '^^;^,.-'. ""^ ^f.[;.l';'
meadow land a!s.. house, lands and home lot. c.-cceot a pan to ;;t. chil. Hannah 1 uitlc ■'"•-f',^*'' ^^■'■,^7'
AbiuaiT; M?rvand Esther, and one acre to Caleb Tuttle.-A^ H.Krc. A I hom.is i-ovvell vv a-, n..>de
frcci'j.i!'. of the Stationers" Co., London. July 21, i-^j'-^i.—nnr.xr.ni s 'Av/\y' .'/>.'•'.
]5KAXf'll OF T)rO\lAS.
li'iil liv Thomas Tiittlc ami liis lic-coiidaiUs I'm u (MTirxl ,,[ UV-] yrs. ; lu-fxidUhly lii_
by .Mrs. ('(,iisriil)lf 13 vrs. (itloil-KJ.'rJ), Thoiiius WihhU-i o yrs. (Iti.l'i-lG-jl}, 'i'!i<;iii
'I'liti'iL' and drar. i2-j yrs. t Itl.") MTSOj. -I'iIhi SotI IG yis. (i7'-^ii-17i)i;). ulin.sf tvcr
t.ir^ ^o'd it to the i.'oil<-::c; wliosf pci-iod of ji' •><c■s^ioll, .SH yr.s.. ( 1 TOO- IbbV: I, ia
.-lioii ih.jm tlian oiu'-i'iinl ci-utiiiy of ll;;'.t of thi' 'I iitili- lainily; br.r tip y will catcli i
ill r.i:>'ii. uiile.s< tliry scU out and i"iiio\"" io Hai't foi>i in the mean tinii'. Ahoni. IT."};) i;
» onv. ot' rUylit of wid. of Joshua 'Jditt ie- ili" lot i-' dc«Til)i'd as lioundi .1 on tlu^ iioilli in jjai't
l-.y lai.d.if iiniainin Fianldin. Es(|. , <d' IM/dad.dphla. Tlior,. 'I'littn- d. Oct. 1*1, 1710; 'aiil
<!ati-d Mayd, IToi; piovrd "M 'I'nc-^day ol" Nov.. l]\n; •'ron .InslMia :vi-.; s, ;.\^;,1> -j:,
l.-i-vi- a N'.'t of roo]ic!i"ii;- toid ■; ui. ciril. ITMinMli, I'liscillrs Abiirai.l-, ^lary and A l)rr.]i;.n:
lloKdd^'ss. (dii). of Div dau. lianiiali, \vf. (.f .loslnui Hofi^'il^i-'^'Tr'A-yv-is^^ -r''^ li '
I. JIa.nnah, 1,. F..!... 21. loljl; sa. .L.sJ.na. llorrldciss. J I ' C- <" ) J il tl iX
11. Abi.^ail. .I.V.. 17. 1 (•;']:-;.
Maw. .innol4. KUlo; d. Anr:. \-2. V>^:'.
Oct. :?7. lOi;;; n:. .) " ' "■
1\'. 'i'iioi.M.as, Oct. -,'7, lot;;; n;. .)nno-2s lii'.i-y Mary San ford.
V. -lolin. I)iv. o. liaa.i; 111. Ihuinali .
VI. INtiicr, Apiilil. Kli:?: ni. l-,d). -^7, M'.iil. S.-minol liusscll
^dl. {\>\--\-,, An;;. ■,';■), ICTi; ]:i. .Mandi 1. ICiltii. .Mary Ilotchkiss.
^ 111 -loshn.a. Hit. ]'.), li;7"i; in. Vol.. -^li, llKt, .MaiV Mix.
IX Marti,,-;. .\! ay :.';!, Uni); d. -Ian. ■.'.■), In'.X).
31. Hannah TlltLle, '■. Fob. -21. ICi;!--}; m. ab1. 1'>:o, Joslma,, s. of Samn'd and
l'd/:..n,-:!i ,C|ovr;-lyj Hotidd^i-s, I). Soj.t. Id. IC')!: called. S. rift. Hi!).-,: I'lnsiirn an-1 .loslina,
'••'•■ 1^':. lb' ^va"s ' ' .Mai ,^iud F' ( ■ Inn : iltof N '"V, llav. Co., i lotclilvisstown ( West villc),
n'-At .\, ll:',\ .. naniod for Idn.i. ■■ liar.indi. \vf. of SlunilT .)o.-,hna 1 lol-d)!; iss, d. Feb. 17,
F;is.i'.)-- .'<n,. w.is liis -Jd wf.; lu" ni. (I) Mandi •■■;.. iCr/. Marv, d-ui. of Ceo. I'ardoi',
-I, and aftor d. of his \'A wf, }■,- m. (dj al.l. 1 M'.i,'>Fay Asliini. rd Milford.
i:nl; Marv, b. .Voril :;, Iii7'.>; d. V. Stophon. 1>. Anu-" V^i, Vr-l : settled on
: \\'. I'arisl, (Clieddre), Ii(!7,idv^'n liini bv Ids f. Mariha. b. I>e,;. M.llis:!;
!:n> 'I'!,.,,,,.,,. iN,.,,!.^. ...... !'',,..:,;•■,. di,- .! !>,..■ •> > !■:■>■>■ ,,;•; ,;.,i,.,i
^i- ho ,h a!ti. :•;
Hv !^f i,. 1h h
;v"j;d i;- Wddi'd
n. \
-'il id '.. l:v^ nn.-
'■:. Thou. as Idi'ohs:
\-\\<\s e,.ns., Cjdob Hoirhki
A', id ;. i:v.', nn.-. "lov'nu- e,>ns. ,(•;,'], b ;!oi.'hki<- sr., sol- e.K.cr. ' 'M;d;.-s hi-. X r.ntrh
\'" 7.-_'-''iii-.' a-- >hirdl ;.. h-t;,,l .lore,,nei;!s on re. o;d in Milford is II); ••v/f. lo have 'JIC
^•■"^••h i <..:■,-■ obhi;,., I 'op'.y ie']-, :is bv anofh.T te-l anient lliav fiilix al>liear; s. Stejdn'ii
^^ ieiv.' il,,- ni.>le-v 1 |,:.;,i '(,.1 tie- fam! he lives on :xud one a.'iv of 'land near l.bei.eia'r
• .-•■'i-'n-hi h: s. Mitalnun, -I'J acres in the ol li divhdon near his hoi;-.'; s. Isaae, li!) acres
TUTTLE, HOTCUKISS, TECK. 137
ill W;il!'(l jiml 5 itcvfs iiear ElK'U'v.or Man>fi<'l(iV; s. .lacdli, dwelling liousr, liurii, lioiuf-
stt-ad. and land and lueaduw in "Yorkshire (^nailer and \N'<'Sftiold, laud in .\(ck and (U
ucrcs near Spcri-y's fai-ni, rt. in seiiuestcird lands, •j'2 acii".; of half division land and '>\
JK.TC-S near Donnan's; dau. Abii^aii, cow, etc.; dan. Maiv, biass kettle, iron pot, vie; lli>;
reTnaii\dev to be divided anioiiir fVnir oi' my dans., vi/..: Martha Bi(X)ks, Hannah P<ck,
Priscilla ypeiT_\ and Mary 1 l.)i>ddci>>. ,lohii I'lindeisoii, ji., 'J'lioinas I'lindev.-on,
]Si'atlianiet Mix, Jr., wi1nt-,-.^''S." Son Si.ejihen of Wall'd \sa> allowed an ap]ieal. JaeoVi,
a minor s.. rho-e ]i'> hio. Ah.-.Jiani for iruard. In 17.';:'«, Khctn'y.rv I'eelv, .lohn SpcJTy
and Pris(i]la, hi> wW. and Mary lIoirhl;iV-;, ilan. of h:u<. 1 lotehlnss, dee., all of X. ]^:\\'.,
and Tl'.ouias. Brooks and ^lartha. hi-- vf. , of Wall'd, sold ro .)<ise))li Man-tield rights in
meadow near ]iis dv.-olliiiir that forme ily beloni^-iny to onr honored f.. Knsij^n Joshua
llotehkiss.
1. Hannah, h. aht. lOSd: ni.EV>enezer Pe(d<.
li. Priscilla, 1). Dec. oO, KisS; ni .lolui S]>errv.
■in. Abraham, b. abt. ItiOf).
]^'. Abii;-ail, li. (jet. P2, lfiU5: m. l^aniel Vv'inston.
A'. Marv, b. abt. IHOO: living in 17:l-,\--
VI. Isaac, b. June, 1701.
VI!. Jacob, l>. Fi b.. 1704.
oil. Hannah ITotchkis.s, b. abt. IGSC; d. Aug. ;',. 17-2:3; m. May 10, 1709,
Ebenezer, s. of I'^nj. and .Mary (Si)erry) Peck, b Jan. ij. 1G"-1: cliosen tire first clerk of
tlie Cong. soc. of Amitv (Woodbridire), Conn., at oraauization, Uct. 7, 17;]S; [m. (2) Dec.
{^,1724, Elizabeth Wilmot. and had' Ambro.se, March ",, 1725. Lydia, Dec. H, 1728.
Eunice. Aug. tl. 1780; cl. y. liathsheba. Sept. 27, 17;J2. Benajah, June 1, ll'S'i. Benj.,
Aug. 14, 11;;?. Siej)heu, Aug. ."), 1742. Eunice, S''pt. 2S, 1744; m. Jesse Ford. ]i''nj.,
March 0. 174*i; m. Thankful Pu<sell and had several dans., as p(>r div. of widow's dower,
17SU.I
I. Ebene/.e. Perk, b. M.andi 12. 171it; m. Mary Johnson.
II. Hannah Peik. b. ImJi. ].""). ITii; m. Janu's 'lloaton; (2) Amos Sj^mtv.
III. Marv Peck, b. Nov. 2, i:i4: m. Peter Perkins.
W. Joseph Peck, b. March 2^, KPS; m. Ame Perkins.
V. Ihichel Peck. b. .\ug. 2, 1721; livin.LC in 17.'^'1; m. 'i'homas Perkins, ]• ]nl7G0
Pachel Pei'kins ailmx. of Tlionuis; Jiouse and barir nr. Aaron Sjierj'y's land at Sergeant's
]-»ock; Joel Jlotchkiss, Josejih S])'-rry and .\m(js Pei-kii>s, c'ividers. oeliik: Jonathan,
Thomas. Kachel, .Mary and Lucy. Pielfl. guaTd. to Thomas and I .ucy. \mos Perkins
■guard. io JoiiatliMJi. (Tliomas was s. oi' Scth Perkins, whos,. est. a(b.n. 1700, had land
nr. Daniel P.ussell's; Dariiel Tolles, Joel llotclrkiss and Joseph Peck, admrs. Eli/abeth,
vid. of Seth, ni. Kussell. (Dariiel V)
run, Ebencf-cr Peck, b. Marrh 12, 1710; d. abt. 170><: will ]ives. at New JIav.
sm, yr., not a])jn-()\eil; c-t. iliv. l)y order of tin; cmirt, 1700; Annjs ]^■rkins and Henj.
.Bradlev, aiqiraisers; m. .!an. :'>il, ] 7;jO-7, Marv Johnson.
L Hannah, b. Jan. ps. ]7;S7-S.
II. Marv, b. Sept. 21. 17:;o.
II [. Ebenezor, b. Sept. 27, 1741.
1\'. Noah, b. I'cr. ;;, 17i;C
A'. llann:ib. b. ]*,r. 7. 1 74."i.
A'l. Pach. 1. June 10. 171^.
Vll. Jar.e, .Vj-ril 22, ] 7.j;!.
31J2. Hannah Peek, b. Feb. i ;, 17H; m. o,-r. 20, 17;50, Jame>, s. of Nath.
Heaton. b. Feb. IC. 1M)7; (2, Dee. 2<). 1 7:!:k Amos, s. of k'Jienezer and A bigail ( Dirk<a-.
man) SpiM-ry (iitc. of .hicoli S).i-r!y who m. Lydia TuUbO; hiT uill as ^^'id. of Amos S.,
jM'ov. in N. 1!.. li'.rS; s. Ebcii. •■\rcr.
I. I'uth. b. St-pi . ;jn. 17;M: m. E/ra Sperry, (cal his wf. in 17'.)Si.
II. .\.mos. b. .hine. 2:;, I7:ir,: m, .A|>rii :;(l.']7liO, llett.'e, dau. c.f Joshua Sperry: (2)
t>usanna , who in 177:> was his wid ami adm>;. of his est., and guard to .\moS. -lared
*Joslu!a Ib>'chkiss. b. lyo; d. ^-'i■.. a., i-i; in. Mary Hoflikiss, b. e'v).>: d. Nov. rj.iySy,:!. Ss; sup.
dau .')f Ens, Joshua, i. John-. Feb. ;-7. 173-. 2, )\i t/aiu-.-j h, Marcli 2^, Wjj. 3, .^lA^.■i , .-Vug. 11, 1:37- 4>
M.'.KV, June 17, :7i---.- //.'.'.• rv 0/ ','- uH: n^/orj .
■'' K Thi.'i-;i.-i Perkins '■■t' W'oodbri.i','^ isuo. s. of riti.ivc Th'-.tnns ' d. abt. 1 7Q0 ; inv , i-)i ; :idin. f.i^en to
Vi id. Eunice, 1 n 1 7'-, ;. Sliatlrach M inor .hunicd ;u1in of c;;t. of tlic late 'Ihomas Perkins, in ritdn o' his
wf , Eunice. Sam'l Newton of W., i;u;;ri.l. tn tlic three yi„un},'er chi!. Five t'uiL iiacncd : .Mary,
Thomas, Ely, Jesse and Jcrciaiaii.
138 BKAXC'JL OF THOMAS.
siiid Hettee, 8 minor cliil. : Duiiiel LiiK^s Sjiorry, fruard. to ii vduiitrer s., D.iiiicl Lines;
Eben Sperry <ruai(l to Ehcii. ]77o: est. dist. 1775. 1, Ei;kx. 2, Dau. o, A>!ns. 4.
Daniel Lin». ."J, Anek. (i, Jakeh. 7, 1U:ttee. s. Sisanxa. t', Jaccd'.. m. aiui
li;id fuui.
HI. Khetuv.iT, h. ,luly 0, ]7:iV).
8113. Mary Peck, 1>. Nov. 2. J714: ni. .lun.'S. M-ln, Vcu-v, s. of I'eu-r P.-ikinx,
h. .lunr H). 1 ri4: isbout 170-3 hv conv. laud in 5th divi^iiai luido;-,! to Joim Hill, •■ id mv
sisters Dinah Sant'ord and Mal,>el Johnson, \vf. of Samuel; llt'h), (•oii\. landin li'-tliuny.
C(-'nn.. "to my s. Peter." lie. d. ]7(in; est. dl.-t. 17G7. Tlie wich d. al>t. 17'..H'; inv. that
vr. ; adm. names lieirs of I'd ward ..Khenezci- and Samuel; trives a striuij: of i^uld lie;i.ls to
"Mrs. Hunnuh H^'.adier.
I. Peter Per;<;ius, 1). Xov. 11, 17-!] ; w. da;ed Ave,,'-. '27, 17!*!). prov. same yr.. names
the 7 eliii; he is called deaeon; in. Dec. Iv.'. 17t.)'"i, Kli/.ahcth Perkins, who d. aht. 179!i.
\, Pktek. and 2. I^LrTii. twins, b. Sep(. 27, 170(i. '.'>. Ef.iZAtiEni. Nov. IJ, 1707. 4,
llANXAir. ."i, Maiski.. C). Sai:\ii. 7, JuEi,. b, I[i:nkv lu IJAiuiv.
II. Edward Perkin-^, h. o.-. :.^"^ ] 74:^; m. M:irv Tlnnnas.
III. Hannah, o. P.'h. 1, 174G; m. David Beeclie'r.
IV. Elxme/.er. 1>. April 11. 174!».
V. Eiienezor, b. 1753; Tinn)tliy Ball guard. : phvsiciiiu in Bethhhem. Conn. ; d. thr.
Sept. 7, 1886, a. So vrs. ; m. .Mercvl who d. in B. Nov. 14. 1825, a. 70. 1. Peck, h.
177fj; d. in 15. Feb. 14, 1794, a. 18 V>'S- -• Estiiek, d. Feb. 11. 175)4, a. S yrs., and per-
hai's Darius, b. 1783; d. in B. Ajiril 20, 1842, a. 5',1; wid. Olive Perkins, *d. in B. Feb.
1(1. 1847, a. 5!i.
VI. Samuel Perkins, b. Sept. 11, I'lOB.
.31132. Edward Perkins, h. Ort. 25. 1743; will, da-.-d Manli 1, liSi; wf.
Rosauna; inv. sui. yr. ; s. Israel of W., exr. 2 ss. , Israel and Edward: 4 dans., Mary,
Electa, Rosalinda and Anna. Est. iinally dist., l^li), l.'v hainlK-rlon Smith and Ezra
S[>erry. He ni. (V) .M;<ry Thoiuas; (2) Ivos.aiiia — -. lie kejjl tavern at " ^^■^^iTehail.'■
in Bethany, a v.-hile. His wid., Rosanna, m. James Brown of Burlir,i;ton, ('onn.. and
had flunire. Irvinir and App<dlina, and d. Xov. !t, 1S21.
I. Israel, b. Dee. 30. 17t.>7; d, Se])t. 8. Is4r.; liis monup.n.'rit in the Carringion bu.-
ground in Bethany sa}'s; "An esteemed citi/.f.'u; a f;o-id m;ui.'' He bc'iriui stinl. for it
profession, hut his father dyin^-- the siu. yr., cdirm^ed liis destiny, lb- livt.'d or the
Litchfield Turnpike, in house built by his f . ; also on Hanulen IMain \Vliei! 2-^ yis. of
a. he became (juito denf. He \\'as well known a-s a Selectman, settler of estates, guard.
of children, etc., and was so skilled in the law as to lie familiarly called " the old law-
yt-r.'' Hem. Millee. dau. of Isaac Judd of Naugaruck, Conn. 1. Celestia, d. June 8,
'l810. 2. I.EdNOKA, Xov. 14, 1791; d. abt. 1878^ a. abt. 87; m. Isaac ^^'arren. 1, Wm.
/;'. Warrr/i. E-tq., of X. Y. ('., who wiote for the I'vi-. Gm. Jluj^ a sketch of tliis liranch,
wliich was not discovered iiy the Coinp. till lie h;'.d rt jiii'd fioni >« . H. Rec. th«^ gen.
account.
H. P:dward, h. Feb. 7, 17fi!); m. Lois Abbott.
III. Mary. h. Ian. 17, 1771; m. j:iias Lounsburv.
IV. Hud"a. b. Oct. 8t», 1775; d. v.
V. Electa, twin with. Hu'la. d.'julv 11, ls.-,(;, u si; ni. Fri Tuttle [4].
VI. Hos;ain<h\, Jan. 14. 17S1; ni. ifmrv (irith'v of Waleriiurv, C(,nn.
VH. Anna, Xov. 22, 17—; m. Klijah Cn-nk" and" d. bef. 181!t, leav. I'iiil.
31133. R'anuah Perkins, b. Feb. l. I74i;; m. VAk 18, nti'i. Capt, David
Beecher of Beihanv, Conn. His est. dist. 17!I3: wid. Haniuih admr.\., 1781.
1. Lh'.vid LyinajK b. .Inly 14. 17bl»: m. K<ther Tuttle. [4j
II. Marv. b." 1770: m. Aniasa Tuitie. [4]
HI. Beri".
IV. Anua.
V. Ly.-ias, ni. Lury. dau. of .\brahani T(dles of Betl'.any. and had () sons and 3
dans., -of whom. 1. David, of BeM-iningbatn, Coaii. 2, .Makv, i>. is'll; d. D.-c. fl. 1^5*1;
m. Burton, s. of Rukard Burke and Eunice (Hot(diki.ss) Mallory, b. Westville, Conn.,
181G; d. in X'e\^- Hav., Conn., l>ec. 15, IST.s, He m. (2) Mary Atm. dau. of Charles
Lewis of Fair Haven, Cunn , who d. Aiui! 21. lNri5, a. 48; (3i dau. of B. Hudsmi of
Hi.rtf., x\\\<\ wid. of Philos Howard Blake. Uheu 22 y.ars of aire. Mr. Mnllory was a
clerk about tuo years for Wm. II. .b)ra;;, theji P. >L of N. !1. In 1s40 he began in ihe
lock business for Pierpoint & Ib>ttdikiss, and on the d. of the latter bec;uue partner in
1843. Jidni A. Dawnpor* after\\ards enttred the linn. I'roiii a >ui;dl local business
PECK, PERKIN^S, IIOTCHKISS. I3r>
emplnvitifr 25 liaiuls. it bec.ime one of very ^^reiit importance witli some oOO liands, and
producing goods of great repuialioti foi- excellence and variety, wliicli are sent to every ]>art
of the civilized world. Tliis result was due in a large measure to tlio energy, intelligence,
business ca|)acily and wise su])erintendenci' of Mallory, who was foi' many y:'s. i)iecedirig
his deatli, the lu'ad and conlrojling spirit of theliini. A s])ecinien of its enti^rjirise is
shown in its luagnilictMit illustrated adverli>iiig cin ular, ])ublished ii few years ago at a
cost of sGO.UUO for an edition of v?,UOU C(>])ies. •• A marvel of typograpliy and engrav-
ing." The honor, generosity and probity of Mr. Mallory in all liis business ndations is
attested by the lca(ling Innises of the coujitiy. 1. Z'V' (/i /■(>/■/)'"/■/.•'/', cmuin lies lii-^ f's
business; rt.'s. 0(^(3 (."hajiel st. ; m. Cordelia M ., dau. of Samuel and Emily i li^'tchert
Smith, and irr. dau. of Ca[)t. John E. Beechor. 2, IliiLinl Jl'trlt. r*-^. 24 Onhard si..
N. 11. :■!, )A/'^ res. Rhode Island. 4, Man/ JjcO'/ur. h. Ir-'i:-, d. J uiv 81 , 1S4',I. a. 24,-
yrs. 0. Gro. 7>., b. LS4S; d. Aug. 2.",, ISJU, a". 1 yr. (3, Jxlu' K. b. l^rA: d. Sept. IT,
if^oS, a. 7 vrs. H, Ciiat'XCKV Toi.i.fs ]?kixuki;. m. Marirar t Todd. 1, Irri>>f/ Llifm,,-
rci/ T"lk.\'h. y\:irc\i 27, lS5(.i. 2. Luri/, May 22, is."".!). ' ;J, X//.^e/.-•. Sept. b".. Ibiiu. 4.
Miirij. Eeb. 5, lSfi2. r>, Angilii. Oct. hi, ISti.l. (i. Jt^sper, May 11, ISTl.
3114. Josepll Peck, b. Mar-h 2S, 1718; d. April V, 1770; m. Jan. 12, 1742, Anu-
Perkins.
]. Bathsheba, b. :March 20. 17-15.
11. Seih, Nov. U. 1747: rem. to liristol. Conn.
III. Joseph, jail keeper in .Ne\v llav.; m. — -.* 1, Joski-h. 2, 1'kla, 'Major 2d
Co. ('Ov.'s Fool (iuards. 8, N.vxCY. 4. S.\HAii.
IV. iJaniel, of Bristol, Conn.
v.. John, b. 1750; d. March 8. 1S25, a. i'AS; m. March 12. 17>'0, Lois Osl.>urn: (2)
Kebecea, dau. of Joel Atv,-ater.' b. ^b;rch 21. 1700. 1. ICzkkiki. Osiv)i:n, d. July 4. 17^.'5,
a.>8. 2, Fjcaxcxs Sioxlv, d. Aug. Ki, 1792, a. 14 mos. :',, Juii.N. 4, Ei.r/A. 5,
CllAULOTli;.
VI. Henry, of Bristol.
VII. Ancy, m. Bradley,
VIII. Durcas, m. Osborn.
IX. .Bathsheba, m. — — Palmer.
X. Asemrth, m. ■ Kussell.
XI. Electa, m. Roger Ailing.
312. Priscillia Hotchkiss, b. Dec. nO, ir.KS: m. John, s. of Richard Si>erry, b.
March;!, ir.S;!; will dated Aug. 10, i74:J: proved 1751; nms. w f. I'risci'la, v.'hu d. soon
after her hus. , leaving s. David the only surviving exr.
1. Seth S})erry, b. O't. 2G. 1725; will dated Jan., 1775; nms. wf. T,}(iia and their
5 chil. whose b. are not found; m. .March S, 174S-!), J^ydia Tlmmas; \\v\ proved 1777, of
amity; David P.-rkins ai>pr.. .\nn.-i Perkins one of tie- dividers. 1, BAriisio.i-.A, Xov.
20, 1749; m. Oct. 5. 17o0, Eb.-u Sjierry. 2. John, A]eil 7, 1752. '■). Ei.i/,ai;ktfi. 4.
Ltdia Axx. 5, PuisctLLA. G, Joux. 7, Ali.kx.
II. John Sj.erry, b. Jan, 14, 1718; liv. in 1775 as by w. of f . ; m. Abigail, dau. of
Geo. ajid Sarah Clark of Woodbridge.
III. David S]i,-rry, b. April U). 1722; will dafetl 17i.'5; prov. ]SU4; nms. wf. Martha.
Noadiah Carrington t xis. lb- bought land of Sarah Harris 1747. 1, M iciriTAiii.i:, m.
Martin Clark. 2, S;saxx.\. m. — ■- — Johnsi)n; slie d. before 171t5 and left chil. 1, Lois.
d. before 1801 and left /. ; n.. A\ m. Baldwin. 2, Ihirid. o, Uiirhd. m. Ezra Bradley.
4. Jiimcs. 5, Ahif/oil. :]. J(>i;i,. 4, AntCAii,, m. Joel ITot(dikiss. 5, Map.tha, ni.
Xoadiah Carrington.
IV. Japliet S])iMry. b. Aj)ril 17, 1724; sold out liis patrinn.ny lo his brothers David
and Sfth in 175S.
V. Di'sire Sperry, b. Aug^ , 17;-!2; nr 1750; <-onv. lo Jonatluui Dii;kermaii land in
fitli di\ision laid out to Ensign Joshua Ilotidikiss.
313, Abraham Hotchkiss, had 12 acr.s in the 5th division. His lu.me lot
between "Wot Kn.-I^ami N^'cst i;i v^r he scdd to .lonathan Si'.erry in 17;->7. In 17;;o he
C'lnv. to luirs oi' bro. Samufd about 11 acri-s ni-ar S'perry's farm, for whi(di said Sanund
had not paid in his liff linic, Imt ;;m not sure l^ut this last transaction was by .Abraham.
s. of 'i'homas. In 1741 Julm and !>i borah Carrimrton, conv. right oi said Del)orah in
land tlcit did In-lcUi; to her biini.-i hiisb;uid, Abiaham Hotchkiss, dec., lat<' of New Hav.
*Deborah, dau . of Jcseph and Lyd;.'. Peck. d. Sept. 8, 1775 ; I.ydia to lie f:a.ird. to Ward Peck, minor
of Joscpti, 1777.
140 BKAXCTT OF THOMAS.
Ill l?:)"^ Porriis ami Dcliorali, luiuor cliil. ol' Aliriiham llotrlikis^, cliosc fatlicr in law
Jolui CaMiiurton uuavd.
1. David. I.. Aug. 19, 1704.
II. ])el)(,iali.
III. Dorcas.
315. Abigail Hotcbkiss, 1>. O't. lO. Ifi!i5; <1. Aug. yu, 17;-;.-); lu. Jan. -2 17-Jl,
D.Mi'vl Wii'^r .u,'-M). Au-'. 1^. lli'.tU. .'^onirtiiu*' ol WalTd: n-in. to Soiitliiiigton. Cojin.,
and (1. .Ian. 17, \>^). Uv in. ('-?) Dec. IS, 1 VMS, 'I'oniiieTanrr Swil'i, and luid Ephniini. h.
O/t. IS, 174;i.
I. l.saa.- \Vinstr,n. b. Jtm. 2S, ]7'J-,\
11. llannali Win.<ton. b. Sept. 34, 1724; m. Nov. 7, 17.")1. Thoiiia.s Anilr<'\v.s, b.
17-J'i; iviji. lo Fabin-, X. Y. ; s. of Sti>])hi.'n and Kulh (Barnes). 1. .Josiau. Ud. -27, 17.-)2;
tau"iit srbooi in Soulhington; ('apt. of Mil.; rem. lo Fabins; m. June o, 177'.t, Al>iu'-:iii,
dauT of Xoab and Sarab (Curtis) d'ridley. b. Aiiril .""). 17.-)tl. " He composed The jine^ on
grav-e-sto]!.. of I'bebe. dan. of Amos WoodruiT. 1, Inf'int. d. Mandi O."), 17S(). '2,
JA/rrv/.v, Aug. 27, ]7S"2. 8, (/lircr, April 22, 17St;. 4, 67/7/ '/j;^(//, June 29, 17'J>1. 2,
I?.wAN.V\. Inn.. Jan. 2il, 3 7.":.S.
lib JoIp", AN'in^io!!, b. April 7, 172f3; d. in K. llav., Conn., about 17s9. In liisyontli
Avas a scl)0(d tiaelier, afterwards a farmer in Farniington. He o\s-ned con.-iiderable^pro-
pertv in S. , a paiT of Avhi(di )\c received from lii;-; f . ; m. in New Hartf., Conn.. Elidni
Bristow of Farm. 1, P.\t1knci:, July 17. 'il^h]. 2, Ar.ic.M]., b. Xov. (>, 17.34; d. in N.
H. June, 1S16; m. Timotbv Dawson, d. New Ilarif , Conn.. lt;2S; r.-.~. Soatliington. A
Rev. sol. His 1st wf. wa.sAnna, dau. of Daniel lb)!t. b. March 14. 17.';2; d. (»ct., 177'*>;
bv wliom be Inul S cliil. 1, Holt. b. Jan. 0. 177o. 2, 'i hounis, b. July 2s, F, 7."). and
Marv. twin with 'iJ-omas, ni. Christoplier Tuttle [tij. 'A, Ei.iatv\, b. Dec. 7. 17.57.
IV. Daniel XNinston, 1). June 2, 172s;
V. Aliraham ^Viuston, b. .Inne !."■>, 17:jO.
VI. Stejibeu Winston.
315G. Stephen Wiuston, b. Dec. 2., 17:!::!; nn 17.58, l?o.-;anna, dau. Joseph Cogs-
Avell, jr.
i. Ko^anini, b. Jan. 2, 17.50; ni. Femuel Hart.
II. Jemima. Feb. 7. liCl.
III. Stoidien, Aj-ril s, ]7*;:!.
IV. Jnh.xnnah, Nov. 12,, I7(i5.
V. Dani'l, F.b. 27, 17<;s.
31561. Kosanna WinslOU, b. Jan. 2, 175;i; m. Femuel. s. of Amos Har:,b.
Au'_r. 24. 17.51). He was in the iiev. army, and \.Af in life lost the us.-.ol one lian 1 I'v
paralvsis: rem. to ibirllnulon. Conn., wlieiv liis wf. d. May 2:!, r,>^^. He m. (2) Fydia
Hellinue.n of S^.: rem. to'llillsd.ale, <'oFin,bia (5i.,N. V.,and la.ugiit S(diool there; ict.
to 1!. and d. Alav 2. 1^22.
1. Marv ilart, m. John Miller of Canada; renn to Stockion, X. Y., where }irob.
both <1. ], ]if)s.\xx.v, ni. Martin Win. dndl. (S.'c IF;//.-//- // ^'-^i. ) 2, Wm. ;!, Hknrv.
4, S.vi.i.Y. .5. Ci.AKissA. (), Mai;y.
IF Ci-a Ilart. m. John Field of F.^-r.'mont, Ma-s. ; imnn. of Meth. <dih.. and botii
d. Ih f. ]s7-j. 1, F(>;;!,TTA. res. Princeton. 111. 2, Maiiy. :!, Mii.o. 4, Cn.r.KKT. 5,
llAnnv, a I'le-b. .h-a. in Pi-ince(,,u. <i, .I<u:r,, re-. SIndii'dd., Ma--.
III. .bid Hart, b. Jan. 2, 17SS; d. at h'reeo^.rt. 111.. Oct. ), ls;u. a. S2; .st.me ma.son ;
m. Feb. 2. ISDI), Saliv, d:n\. id' Aino- and .Vu'nM Adams) \\'in(du'!l. Ir j'.greniout. Xov.
10. i;7!i; d. at Xel.-;,,n, ()., April 1. ISJ."). 1. S_>UAii ANN, A'pril t), 1S!0; m. Sept. 28,
\S-A7. Joloi T.niinws, -h..^'maker; r.-s. N^^Fon, '». 1. ./'/Hi .['"jnsta. 2. I ii''r>jC ]!■ n' !l-
M. cfnir'.^ II. in-fi, d. April 25. ISiM. 2, .Hi, (A Bi:!:iN-niA. JtiiM' 22. lSi2; m. Fel). 11. D:!'''.
AVm. IF Xi<dioFon, b. Sept. 22. Isu'.i; farm-'r; d. in X.d^on. Jam 2ti, lS5!i. 1. 117.V/.'//'-
y/./'.'V/. 2. ,/./,'/,, V 115. v'-//. :), Auini^^ta ]s./h,ll(i. :!, Inf. Son. 4. Xtavton Hknuv. b.
Feb. -J.'). ISIO; res. I'etei'vbn ri:', .Mich.; nia-oii ami rake mannf. : m. Xwj:. Id. ls5:l, .Moselle
5. MrC.lbnn. who d, An;r. 27, lS5i;. a. 2'.); yl) Mairh 27, iS'.lI, .Xaonti Chase, wlio d.
Nov. •l\, ISiH a. ;;s- c!) Dec 12, lsi;5 will. ]-:ii/.ali.'th Tiiomp-on. \\\w d. Hec. 27. 1S7(>,
u. 4il.
*.lol<.n Wiii-^.ton, cri'Tper, was cc.n;-.';-ctcfl widi SteplKi". C^-coiivoar in llu- ir";\\,oiks ai IC. Ibivcn i' jV.
Ihv. first hi Conn. )-!is son Scriri. Ichn, also a cooper, b. i« 37; m . u'o.: ICli/ ibcth Dynicb a gnxnti dau. or
Thomrii ('iret,'son. J'.cncf iiuorestcri in the (".[tL'soa po->pcrty. Scr-rt. Jol;a Vvas rciicated!)- a;ipv. Com-
missarv tor the New Haven Co! in filtinfj out e.MH-ditioi\s at,'.(insi the French and Indians. Mis sister
M.oy \Vin.sion m. Thomas Trowbrid;;e. Daniel and Slcnlicn were twui sons of Scri;t. J>'hn W inston,
and were coopers.
IIOTCHKISS, AVIX.STOX, TUITLE. J 41
316. Isaac Hotchkiss, b. Juik?, 1701; ivs. Bctliany, Coni!.; will datrd Scjit. 4,
ITaO; jirov. ;n X. M. snnic yr. ; nins. \vf. liacliel and G cliil. : l^cnuiel Caiiitigton, 'J'inuitliy
l?all and Jolin Atwator ye S wit. Joshua Hotclikis.s of Wall'd <,^uard. to minor sous
Jacob and .loscjili 17;")!; wf. Kacliol and s. Isaac cxis.; h;id lands in Iluntsrown, Mass.
Bay; m. Ajiril ~'2, 17"2.'), Kaclud rams.
1. Isaac, inv. 1777; \vid. Anna adn^TX. ; 'I'ini. Eall and Jacob Ilotclilciss apprs.
11. M.irtlia, ni. Lounsbury.
III. K.acb.d.
IV. Abralu'uu. ' '
V. Abiirail. ^
VI. Jacob. " .
Vli. JoS(^ph.
317. Jacob Hotchkiss, I'. Feb. 7. 1704: elms,- liis Ino. .^l)rah:'ni guaid. 17~i?;
res. Bethany and Ilainib-n.: ni. .\]'r\] oH. 17::21t. l''.liy,abetli, dan. of .Abr.diani and I'^li/abtth
(GloveiO DJckernuui, b. .lune 1:?, 170-1. In 17;]1 ccnv. h; ml on York r^t., X. H., he leceived
from liis f. Joshua Ilotciikis.s: l7oU eo!iv. to Jnhn Hill land laid out to Lieut. Abraham
Dickeiinan; baj). of 8 chil. recorded in C'liesliire, Conn.
I. Jacob, 1). Aa(,^ -1, 1720; Jac(jb and Mary Ibitchkiss of Amity conv. t<j Ku.ich
Newton, right in dower of said Mary bouniU'd by i:ind of Kai-hel and Ivacy Perkins;
same vr. (17tio) tliev conv. hind laid out t<j Jonathan PitI-Jhv;
11. 'nmMihv,"b. April 1, 17;:'.1.
Ill Fdijah,"b. May IM, 11:^^; rem. t.. l>erby. Conn., and d. thv. Sept. 2, ISDH, a. 7;-);
will dated Mav oO, li^'Oo: prov. Sejit. lU. liSOG; s. Cyrus .xr. : nms. all surv. chih; m.
Xov. 11. 17fil. Mehitable, dan. of Cah'b ;ld and riu-i.e ( Anvater) llotchki.ss, b. March 20.
1741 (error i)cr,): d. March 18, IsOl, a. fil. 1, EM.iAir, b. Kd!; d. Aug. 1848, a. 87. 3,
Li::vjEKKTT. b. (let. (). 1 7r,2; r,i. Aug. 14. 17()5, Sarah Bun in. 1, B >}/('//.<. b. A piil 25,
1788. (See J/i--'. "f iJ' rhy for ])ortraii and anec(h)tes, j). TjOG.) lie said " he never
went to school but one day in his life and then tin' school didn't keep, it being Saturday.
A great stuttci'or, eccentric an.d rjuick at r- ]>artei-, a lai-ge number of his sayings are
treasured up among the people of the town. \\'h. ii (juire yourig he tiied his hand at
impromptu ])oe1ry. Bejiairing or renewinLC the Uiecting- hou^e was ihe matter and as
usual llie public, mind was greatly dk->tuvbed. Mr. Swift, the jjaslor, tried in. vain to
calm tiu' tiimblcd wati-r>-. .M a meeting called for tie' jiurpo-e of discussion, Mr. Swift
called on Mr. llotchki.ss for his oi)iuiou. It was several minutes before he could speak a
word, but finally said: '' \Ve've got an old church without a siee])le, a good ])ast(.ir and
a (]uarrel.so}ne ])eoi)le. Them is my views." This s]i.^-ech had a good effect. l)\\ a later
oc<-asion it was moved l>y the deacons that we sctth' ^^Ir. pastor over this church,
which ))rovoke(l some discussion, when ]Mr. II. moved "an inqxtrTant ameiulment — that
this — this minister be set — settled on— on — on horse — back." Coming from New Haven
on a lumber wagon one dark night, he was stopped on the road by two highwaymen, one
sei/iuii' th.e hor.-e. the other saying: " Cive ns your uioney oi- 111 knock h — 1 out of you
in two ininures." He rejdied, ''All the money I had with me I left at the toll-gate, and if
you lliink 1 have h —1 in )ue you nuiy knock it out." This cool though stammering re])ly
disarmed tlu' robliers who let him go (Ui without further molestation. He was a cooper
by trade and at one time condm/ted ai\ extensive bu<ine-~;. '• He d. Nov. 24, lN';2, a. 84
yi-s., and will long be remembered liy the i)eople of I >.iliy."— 77(\v/. nf Dviliif. H, PiiKnK,
A]>ril 2. 1 ,-' 4. 4, Ei.i7,.\J!KTii. b. Nov. Hi. liiiO: d y. •">. Hi:i;i:c(a. (i. ET.iZAiiK'rir, b.
June 17, 17(;ii; d. Ana'. 2i), 17!M. 7, AlKiiiT.vr.i.K, .hily 2s. 1:72; d. Nov. 4. iMoo. 8,
X.\i;nv, wf. of lOzra Lewis. !>. Cviifs. Au^-. •-111. 1777. In, Biiat.
IV. Martha, June 2(1, i;:.;.l; Imp. Julv 1. 17M7.
V. Kli/.Nlu-th. Aj.ril 0, 17:;-': bap. M'ny 7, I7;!s.
VI. Hannah, April IS, l';4U.
VII. Al.rah.tm, Feb. i), 114:!; bap. Mareh 17, 174:-3.
VIll. .Marv, , March ;;<», 174.7; lia.p. Ma v, 1 ? 1.7.
IX. Jae,;b, June 2, 1747; bap. June 21, 1747.
X. Alugail. May 7. 17.'i(>.
34. Thomas Tuttle, b. Oct. 27. 1(;<;7; m. by (iov. 4'reat. JuneV'^;, l(i:»2. Mary. dan.
of Andrew Sanfo!,! of .Milloid. b. Nov. Hi, Kit)^. lb' d. .hine ;;0, 170:); will., Mary,
grnnled adni. Aug., 17'):;; the live ch.il. all liviu'.:-; inv. by John Pundcrson and John
liall, l";s';l; .vix acres in the Vol k.- hire Quartei-; wid. m. iJ)iiec. 2o, 170(, Daniel Johnson
who next yr. was cl!o<eu iiy the chil. their guard. He was s. of John John>on, and b.
Feb. 21, 1G71. in A]iril. 1 i.">;', Ste|)hen blall, in lu'half of his nu.v , Mary Punderson, w]u)
was Marv Tuttle, d;ai (if TlioiHjs Tuttle of X. Hav. Jeremiah Atwater, in beludf of
]4-i 43RANCn OF THOMAS.
his f Mr .](>iu\lli!i!i Al vv.it. -r ami Manli:'., liis wf., who was Martli;!, dan. of Tims. T.
Tl ,• t('prcs;'iitutivt'S of Capt. Andrew Tuttl.', only s. of 'I'lio-., llic legal iei>ifScntativs
ofEsther Rol>inson. dec; Mcliltahle BahUvin, wf. of Tapt. JVanK'.l)as B. ])etiti<Mi('d for
1-uids in tlic Otli vth au<l 8tli divisions, laid out for Thonias Tuttlc 12, (5, (i acic.-
irsiu'.-tivelv vain'.-, A,-2r, 17s. (id., £i lis. 9d., fSS -Is. Sd. The divisi.^u was made in si.v
iriri-- lieiVs of <'a])L Andn-N\ TiUtIr, ■..> ; heiis .if ]':sther Koliuison. 1; h.'iis ot Mary
Puu.h-r-on 1- lieirs of Mariha Atwal.'r. 1: li.>irs of Aleliitable rnvldwin, 1. Esth.-r
Tutth- ...iiv land in ^Yest^Ie!.l to Isaar I)i..-kcruiia'.. 1715. ^[ary Tiiflle, to same, in KlU.
" near Wid .Iohnsnn'.s." Martha TuTtle, couv. land houitdfd by John and Cahd.t Tut,-
I'e'^ lo •Ia:ui's 'i'almage.
' ' I. Mary, b. May G, lOii:^,: m. June (i, 1716, John Ball, jr.: ['?.) March 8, l-:^i), Mr.
Joliii Pund.'rson. .
II Hester 1) Feb. li); ba|«. Mnreh. l«;*,j4-o: m. I liomas PloImdsoii.
IlL Martha, V). April ~M. KJUi; bap. Dee. 7, ir.it7; ni. BcDJamin Bradh^y; (',')
Jonathan Atwater. , -,-^- .-. , ,>
IV. Mehiiable. b. June 11, 1G0'.»; ni. John Bee.di.'r; ('2j Jan. 1.5. 1.'2.), Caj)!. Bar-
nabas Ba.ldwin. .
V. Andr.'W, b. Ajiril 3, 1702; ni. Jan. b, I.2.), f.iinu-e Miernian.
341 Mary Tuttle, b Mav H, I.MCi: d. Sept. 2:i, 1771, a. 7IJ; 111. June IG, 1710,
lohu liall jr , I' S.-pt. HH, IG^.".. V''. B. .^lou". in his /.Vz/w'/wv-, ,,.v, .v of ]hiU.-<i'>,i imd
'^amtixin savs that Jolm Ball .,f New Haven, father of the Bev. ]:ii()halet. was a seeoti.l
cousin of' Marv Ball, the mother <.f Geor-.- \Va-hinot..n. T'nis is also stated amon-r the.
descendants w)i<, ],ossess. it is said, pr.jofs <.f the fa.;. They liv.-d on what is now the
CV)]le"-e Sunare. The lot fronts ou Chapel st. and .■Mends from the ^v■e.st line of tin-
Win ^Ttittl.' lot, iiearlv to Iliuh .St., and was of the saifie depth. It contained about an
■ acrr and a ir!lf,'and with tlie^Wm. Tuttle and Thomas Tut th^ l.-ts. it fortned am^xact
^(luare comprisiui^ nearlv one-half the present College S.juare, and ex:n:tly one-fourtli
of the s.inave Itouuded bv Collge, York, Tliapel and Elms sts.. one of ilie original r.me.
Tlie Ball ]"t was first assigned to Jolin rockerill, who never nc.-u].!ed it. Then Thoimis
Fu'-'iB'tl'.e recording olheT-r ^^i the town, took it, and built a poorly r./nstructcd lionse
and barn to rent. lie left in IGIG, under censure for making a f:dse record for Ins ov.-n
advantaae ^Bin-^ Ball then took it on ondition that th.' lumse slu.uld be. put in good
order by the town'," which was done, an.l ii b.-came the P.all liomest-'ad and remamwl in
tliat famiiv one hundred and seventy year.s. From Aliing Ball it ]>a.s.-ed to liis .s Sergt.
John in 171U, and in 1722. to a son of the latter. Ensign John, who m. Alary 1 utile as
above Their -son Dea. Stepltcn Ball, succeed-d to the property in 17o2, and hehl it G^
vrs to ISOO when his children succeeded, and they or their lieirs sold it to the college
*ir ISls With the pxeeptiou (d" a small strij) nt.vt to the Wm. TutUe lot, sold to the
collec^e'in 174.-), it had been in the Tuttlo-Ball family IX! yrs. The i)resent Art ^1"^*,'^™
and t^he Ph'rson ahe first PreihUmt) statue stands on ih- Ball l)nmestead. John Ball d
Jan •■'•' n:!!"* iri his 4Gth vr., and in March, sm vr.. his wid., Mary, exhib. wiP. dated
Jan Pi' 17:^1) iu which he rails Idmself John Ball, jr., and names sons John. Khplialet
Tinioth'v and Stephen, and dans., Marv and Hannah; inv., tT20G ISs. fid. She m. (U
AJarch G 1739 Pea. Jolin Pund'-rson (his 2d wf.), who d. 17-13, having served as dea. of
the first "chh B") vrs. also as steward of Yale Cd. fr.mr 1721 to 172.^. (His father ot the
sum.' name .served as dea. of the first chh. 41 vrs. His 1)ro.. Rev. Ehcnezer Pundei;^son.
Y (' 17-"'G was the celebrated Ei.i-^c. cler.Tvman at Stratbud, Conn.) In l-,:-!9, D-a.
Jolm Piinderson, in right of his wf.", Mai> B.iP.. .-^ei ,,.ff .-st. of Jolm Ball, jr., as follows;
wid on.'-third; John," two-thirds of a farm in Westfi.dd, etc. ; Eliphalet. o^ afiys in
Y'o^k'shir.- Quii Iter, etc.; Tim..:hv,4i) acres in t he .-)tli division; Stephen, land in the lork-
shire (.'uaii.T etc'; Marv Atwater had Salt Meadows, on island, near Neck Bri.tg.-;
Hannah had personal pioperlv. Will <d' Mary Pundersr.n, dated May IS, 17.^, .;;ive^
"all land descended Imm luv lath.-r, Tliomus '1-uttle." to dau., Mary, wt.ol Anm.
\twater and dau. , Hannali. wf, (d' Joseph Hlt.dicock. To Mary Atwater, my ]i.wt.r
tta p.>t. Lilver .spoons, etc.; nms. sons, John. Fdiphalet, Timothy, yte]dien, s(d.> execr>. j
J'.hn Prour Isaae Boolittlc and Biehunl Cutler, wit. In 1 r.")7 Timothy and J.din se,l
ri.Ju in prop, of gr. f.. John Ball. In 177!) J. dm .-.ml (Hover, .sons .;[ tlic bit- Mr. Jolm
Bull an.l irr. sons of Ens. J.din B:ill, p.'t. ih.- .-ourt for th-' .!iv. of their gr. m.,. s d.iw.u-
to th^ 4' sons, viz.: J. dm. Elii.ha'M't, 'i'im.-thv nnd Si.'phm. '-.Mary Pini.It^r.-on has
h.vi, .h^ad the.s.-manv vra!>. hut th.'lhiu! Iw'- nev,-r he.'n di>t rlbiU,.!."— ,\ . /A"', h-''
\. .I.d.n Hall, 1). N.>\. 21, 17!ii: m. ImB. S, 17:;s. Mary Biak.-slee.
II. Nhirv Pall', b. .\u:'. 11, m.^; m. 17:;s, Abnibam Atwat.^r.
in. i'diphalet Ball. h.'Ang. 22, 1721); .1. S.'pt. IS, 1721.
W. Idii-halet Ball, l). .lulv 2'.>. 1722: m. !Ji.'.ub.ali .
TUTTLE, ]!ALL. 14;}
V. Tiini.thy Ball, b. Nov. 10, 1704; in. I\l;uy llinc.
VI. Stcjih.-ii Ball. 1). 17-,'7: m. AM^iMl Atwaier
VII. Al)i,i;ail liall, <1. May 0;>, ] 1:^0.'
A^IIl. Ihuuiak Ball, in. Dvc. 14, 1 Mit, .Ins.-i)h Hiirlu-urk, jr. The 'J'roirhri<h/r <;,n.
Ktate.'; tlial .slu' d. soud, and lie m. (;') in IT-")! ,--evidi>uily an eiror, ais .losc'],.}i and
ITannali Ilitclicocj: , Oct. 4. Uol, roiw. to our brr.tlier, Stfjiljcn ]5all,- rj^rlil in honu'Stearl
of our father, .h.hn J^all.— 3''/r //.//•,/, ],,iii,l j;,r. A^ain, Mary Pundt^'.-^on in Ijer will,
dated 17-">T, nanies her dan., Ifannah. wf. of .Joveiili Hitclu"ock — J\' Jl V roh Jier.
Shed. 17M4. 1, M.w:v, h. ]>ec. 4. 17.">0. 3, John, h. May 8, 1754: i)er. others. '
3411. John Ball, h. Nov. '21, 171(); m. Fel). S, 1737-8, Maty, dan. of Jn],n and
Sii<raina Blaki slei.-,* In 1784 John Ball, l.-^aac and Hannah Diekei-iiian, Janie.s and M:irv
Hull conv. to ])rc)t]ier (rlover Ball riLrhi in land of f. Jolui Ball dec. The wid. Mar'v
(Blakeslee) Ball in. (2) Phili}) Bexford, h. -luue lit, 1708; s. of Arthur and Elizabeth
(Stevens) Kexford, wlio ^\as a Wes-t India trader and ]n.a.-ter of the sloe]) Kose; wid.
Mary liexford d. about ]7i'i): next yr. her est. was divided to .John Ball, Mary Sanfordi
€api. (i lover Ball. Mrs. Hannah Diekerinan. Advance pa.vnients luid' been made to
.Sally, Loi.s, Sibyl and PoI!y. (.'apt. Tho-:. Punder-sun and"Medad (,)sl>oni appraisers;
Jtdjii Ball and Isaac Dickerinan adnir.s.
]. John, d. Oct. 11. 17:38. a. 12 davs.
JI. David, b. April •»; d, Sept. l::!,'l74-2.
III. Juhu, b. Auu'. Ki, 1743. In 1784 conv. land to David Jhill.
1\'. Ma)y, b, Aui;-. Vo. 174o: m. James Hull; (2) Sanford.
V. (ilMver, b. Jan. 11, 1718: (d. says No. chh. rer. l.sn. a.. .5s); m. Jan. Iv, 1778,
Hanna! . dan. .d' Ezekiel H^'tidikiss. 1, HfhD.vii. b. Aj-ril 0!), 177'.i; d. lS.j4, a. 7.5- m'
Jan. :?4, ISOt, I^lislia, s. of ]>avid and Ih.iin.-ih (Punder-on) Thill, b. l'77S; ,1. l'sp> a' \\\
1. liiir.inih. ',>. (.;],ovi:n. b. Dee, 11, 17SI1: m. Unnnah Citlver. ?>, Ezkiukj, 1) ])ec Pj
17s--? 4, Sl-sax:n.\, b. ]7!.'2; d. March 0:?. ls;72, a. 80.
Vi. Hannah, b. March 11, ]7oO: in. Feb, 8, 1781, Lsaac Dickermau (poxt).
341?.. Mary Ball, b. .Va- 11, 1718: d. May Vu 1811, a. 93; m. 17:i^, Abraham s
of Jon.oJian and Abi^-ail (Bradley) Alwater, b. Nov. Ill, 17Pj; set. in C'lieshire. C'tmn.,
and u'. thr. Jan. 4. 1780, a. 70, on a farm of 118 acre^, b.oug-ht of Heurv Cook bv Jona-
tlian At water, hi.s jrr. f. in Feb., 170--'. frotn Jonathan it descended to Jonathan, to Abra-
Lar>i, t.. Saiuind, lo Flanien, and is ao'.v lield bv heir., of Flainen. in all 0 "-enerations
1. Esther At water, b. Dec. 1.., 1738. " f- •
ii. Maiy Atwater. April 08, 17',0.
HI. I'hloe Atwater. <.)ci. 27. : / .
W . Isaac Atwater. June]5, 1745; of ]'ros]>ect; in. Mav 10, 1771. Euiuce dau of
Eno- and Hannah (Mess, Atwater, 1. Walbd, 1700. He d. in N. ^' , insert of 'his
conmry. Sent. 13. 1770. 1, P.\:.rKr,i.\^ b. March 28. 1772; m. Keub,.n Pa-e •>
Ar,i!.Mi\\f, 0. Marcli s, 1774: m. l.'uth foules; rem. to Poultnev. Vt. i ImTicPnn-
<hrs..„. May !2, KllO. 2, K"nirr, d. y. 3, Wm. Pitt, b. 1800: "d. 1822 '4, -UaD.vni.
May 2f-. ls03. .5, A'<?/,.-.v, b. 1804. 0, FniukUu, June 24, I8O0. 7 (ini 'w d v'
3, H\NN-Aii, 1). Oct. 1.-), 1775. ' •• • .•
V. Bois Atwater, It. June 12, 1740.
V[. Timotliy Atwater, b. (Jet. 30, 1751: m. Di'<-. 8, 1772. Lmv Bice res Cheshire
1, Di:r.e,ii.vii, b. May 28, 1773- d. Julv 22, 1775. 2, Li-cv Aw", b. aV- 8 1775- d'
March, JN5N. 3. Vyw:. 1,. (_)ct. 18, 1777; .1. April 3, 1770. 4 lsv\c b O't ,^ 177o'- d"
July 11. 1700. 5. F!xi^.\ Mvha. b. .Mandi 4, 1782; d. 1S42. 0, Timothy (JiJ.vf'u b'
July 10. 17S4: <l. De--. 4. bs20; m. Nov. 25, 1811, .Merab Hitchcock and had- 1 ll'
(?.. b. .May 22, 1814. 2, /.'/r// .1., b. Mav 2, 1s21;d. Nov. 22.1841. 7 Chmiiot-
b. An-. 22, 17si;; d. JuIn 22. lMi4. N. PiiiNt;\-, h. Jan. 2(», 17S9: rem.' to (Jicnat,...
C0..N. v.; m. Sarah Flau-u-: cJ) Julia A. Ma.s^n in ISJs. He d Jniv:!0 iN!/^ 'l
Sijh;.st,r, De<-. 21, IS];!; d. Feb. 17, lsl4. 2. Z- mis. b. Mav 4, 18](;: d.'Nov 4' JS17'
3, ^.inrji. Au.i;-. 31, 181S; d. Oct. 31. 1S5L^ 4, S,ix,n,C.. Sej,i. -20 IS]!)- d Mav ,5 1S3S
5, E.iilhi, F(!,. 1(1, Is-jO: d. .Mav 7, ISiM. 0. Jl.nry /',. Fel. :; l.s-,'11- d MaV -i' 1^-3
St. EsTiiEK, b. .Inly 1, 1701: d. .Marrh 21, 1702. io. Aakox, b. .M;n<h 1 1. ' 17!>;!- ni.
Bet.sey Atsom: r.ni. to (-nilfiird, ChenaiiL'-o Co., N. Y., wher.- he d Mav o' \y-ry[ \
FMhi r M,,ri.i. b. Feb. l:j, 1821; m. .Xorris ( .'ridh-v. ;>, Ahir.uiK A„i^,]y Oct l' 1 S-J:>'- ni'
Ornii liridley. 3, ("/'/•,,■'//■,• K'!-,,!;!/., 0. Oct 14, bs-;5; ,\[ Sejit, •{, l«st;,-,, .(' J,,!,':„,ii,
*In i-.,2 J.ihii IIl,!! e.xhih. wiO of i.is f -iii-i.e.v John lilakcslee as .sek- e.vc.; nms c'nil. Daniel Eh.'.ibetli
Alm^, Deborah v.-t. or .John Alcotr ,c;i. i:r. ,..ir. of A. Hroason .Ak„U ef Concord), I.ydia Hull, Th.:.r.k-
lol I.lccIkt, -mk! M;.rv wf. r,i Jr..!,n Mali; v, id . Sur.anna livins,'.
ifo
j44 BUAXCTI OF THOMAS.
Flihli'i, li. .Tun. i), 18'3S; ui. (.•corgi- IJchnore.
VII." Flaiiien Atwatfr, m. A]>ril 'd, 17/
VIII Abigail At water.
IX Sainiu'l Atwator. Ik l7-")7; m. Pati(Mic<- Pcik; res. Cheshiie. 1, Fj,ami-.\. 1).
Marcli 80, lTy;3; tl. .Mav lo, 1><(J:1 a. 80; in. Jan. 10, 1810, Oiclla Brislo], b. l?.*!; d.
m'iv li] ''s.-)-' 'l Laura Aim, h. Maidi 7, 1811: in. Thomas H. Brooks. 2, S'lju'hl
Auaiixl':'-- ir'lsKi; (1. .Tiilv 2, 18."i!); m. Susan G. Preston, b. ISIS; d. Feb. S. IS.")]. ?,,
Giorqc b' D.c. -i;',, 1Sla'; d. Aug. '29. isJO. 4. Mnry. i>. 1S-2:J; d. Nov. ir,. 1<<.-,1 ; ,,..
Ch-rlesH Pivsion.' L', I^OXANA, b. Jan. IH, ITS."); d. .May M, 17Mi. 8, Nancy. May
r)'l787- <I Mav 24, 17^7. 4. Naxcy, Sept. l:], 17M). :>, Ma](Y Anx, .Ian. 1, 1702. C,
P^^IF^•^■K Man-h 1:5, 1704. 7, Nakhy A.nx, D'^c. Fl i:'.i7; d. 17!l9. s, Ani<;Aii. A sx,
Oct. 17, 18tH). ii, L()[s, July 15, lso;l; d. ISO."). 10, Lois Mauia, Feb. V-',. ISDO; m.
JoseiJi'lIitclico-k of Cheshire.
X. Esther Atu-ater, b. Die. 10. 17(j;].
3414 Eliphalet Ball, b. Julv 2i>. 1722 (N. Ilav. Town File.-.); d. at Kall.<toii. N.
\ A()ri"l fi lT'.i7, in his 7oth vr.; Y. C. 174S: Pastor Pre^b. rhh. at Ivdlord, \\ cstrhes-
ter Co., N. Y.. from Jan. 1. l"74U. to Jan.. 1, 1700. His pari.sh exlmded into the Adjoin-
inu- town of Stamford. Conn. In 1770, accompanied by several of liis congregation from
Bradford and Stamford, he rem. to tlie " Five Mile Tract," comprising nearly all of the
iirosent tov/n of Ballston,' wlii.di was named for him. A tract of 500 acies, embr.ieing
the farm since owned bv Col. Samuel Y'oung of B , was presented to him as an induce-
ment to spttle, bv tlie" proprietors of the •• Five Mile Tract." Under Ins auspi-es the
th>t nieetiui: hou.<V in Ball-ton wa> erected. In 174.", h- cunv. to Yale Col. land that
had been hud out to John Ball, sr., a part of the Ball home.-li'ad on Chaind >i. '1 he
-name of Elizabeth Ball appears (ITTo) among the first m.-nihiMs of the B. chh., i.iob. hi.-
1st wf and mother of his 4 children. His wf.. Huth. d. at H. Nov. 21 , 1804, a. 40 yrs.,
2 mos. and 15 davs; b. there Sc],t. 0. 1755.— //-«. (s^m. (^„rd"ii S,-<,it of lUillHoi,, 3. T.
I. John, Lieut, in Col. \\yncuop's liegt. in P.ev. "War, and marched under Gen.
Arnold to the relief of Fort Stanwix. He w.ns the fust Su].ervis.jr of tlie town of :Milton
(1702): raem. of the Assemblv, 1703-4. and Col. of Mil. He was visited by Theodore
Dwicrht (nephew of Pres. P.)', who describes hin: as " a remarkably intelligent muTi, and
with an extraorJinarv memorv. ' My father,' he said, ' in an interview with Sir ^•^ illiam
John>on heard from him the jMrtiru'iars of ilu- w.umd he received in the battle of Lake
Geor.'e in 1755. v,-hi'-h v.-as in the frmir pari of the thigii, and remained open until lus
deatl? 1 din. d with Sir Wiliia-n ;n a larn-e .Mi;rquce tent on the level bonier of Ballstou
Lake '" Col. Ball received hon. deg. ofA.B. from Y. C. 1787; d. ISKi. He m. a dan.
of Caot Tvrannus Collins of B. ; (2)\idau. of Dirick Swart, the first clerk of Saratoga
Co 'l Joux B., lawyer of Sar. Sprincfs, b. 17S0; d. Jan. 24, lNn7, in his 2sth yr.: m.
'l /;,/>/ m Dr. Olive; Bvisbiu of Schuvlcrvlll.'. X. Y. 1 Pan., ni. (.'cor-.- Burt
of Cieveipiid <)" 2 John 11, a lawver, hi'elvVe.^. in :»Jinpe.-;,-.ta; ha-^ l-i'in ?Vi<. Minn.
State Senate' 2 FruETTA, b. J77S"; ni. Pavid McMastcr. She d. Aw^;. 20, INOr], in lu-r
25l]i vr. 1, n.n-l'l. d. .V. L :;. Pal. m. Jo<hua L. Pell, lawyer, N. \. C. ; left 2 dans.,
j.er. o"ther <-iiil. 4. Miu.inda d. inmi. 5, Piiuck S.,rcs. Penn. G. CotiXfc-.i.iA, m.
M(>slu-r; res. Si-hm-ctady, X. Y.: wid.
II St.-ph''n, went e;irlv to Ph.ila.
III. Flamcn. lawver in 'X. V. L Fi.amkx, lawyer, Cincin., C. ; partner wuh Sal-
mon P Chase War S("'crHtarv, F. S. Treasurv(llvm of Piill >\: (.'ha.se); F. S. Dist. Art v:
m Fva - . 1, Er,i, m. and res. in Brooklvn. N. Y. 2, ]>■>•:., ni. Charles Delaiui:
drv goods merch. 8, L"nvf. m. Adea, banker of Cin. 4, >^:i^,n,. m. John \\ ood<,
s. of \Vm., ].ap-r manuf. 5. r,/;,,'. 7-7'///-^;/. a lawyer. 2, l>Af.,in. Canlcr. 1,
F'dnirii l]i<n r,i,i!> r. (\'an W'inlde, Canler >.^- Jav. lawyers, X. \ . C*
IV. Marv, b. Sept. 11. 1752: d. July II, l>^n:!; m. Mandi Hi, 1775, .lame-. Gcr.lon.l
b. Killead. Antrim Co., Ireland, 17o0; ca'me over when young; t.'ol. of .Mil. during Pev.
*\Vhen first or-ani/.cd into a town oi Albany Co. (177.51. by I'-imc of Ballsion, it co.nprisc:! tht- prL-sent
towns of H..!!-ton. M ikon. Char'.cu.n. Calway. Provi.Unce. Edcnburirh Dav. Had.ey and -^ l^'j;- . /;
Greenfield and Corinih. and so remained until divided in ,702. Afttr the discoverv _of the meuieinal
sprin:,'s, U.^lNlon became the most famous watetinK V'i^cc in Ameiica, and so c<.ntiniieu tin ee.ifsca u>
Saratoga .
+TI1C first death in liaiUf-n .tonimeiuoratcd by a urave-.stonei was that of ins motl.ei . - Marllia. ulicr
of Ale.xan.ier (iurdon.'' who d. in :775. S'^e was the Rt. pr. mo ot the ,. resent 1 Ion ._ t.co. O. b.uU c
r,ailsr..n, \^ho fnrriisbcd to tbecoinyiler nui'Ji of this account ot nie l.all family ot ''•^•'•"'^"- ..'^j"'^''/^',.
Gen. Gord .n w.is wf. of \Vm. McCrea of ISallston. a bro. ot ihp uuforlunatc .lane .McCrca. .Ian
MoCre.i livd with h-r hrv.her. Col. John .MoCrea, in Albany. At the lime ol hertrajiica, death she
was on a visit to Fori Kdward. •—//<?«. Geo. Conuoi Sco/1, in S/om's K.inir.iscncts oj Surato^.i.
I! ALL, ];ei:c]ter. 145
war ii lid saw nmcli activi> service. "'In 17^0, a tlctaclunciit from Major ('arlton's foifc
was sent to sack J-'clioiu'i-tady, but instead of doiuy: that, Imrned .several liouses in
Ballston and C'.r.'ed Uen. Jauie.s (lordou, with several of his neiy-libors, throutrh the
v.il(hrness m .Mouti'ea], thence, after a few months, to C^uelx'c. and Icept in close confine-
ment two \ rs. : tlien conveyed to tlie Isle of Orleans, whence, with other Eallston pris-
oners, he cuiitiivi-d to r--c;i|ii'. aiidafier nuu !i sniffrintr, re;i'-hed Passamamioduy Biiy.
where they h-arned that jvace had been declared. In the summer of 17S;{ Gen. Wasji-
ingtori and Pewitt C'iint(ju visited ^Saratoga and Ballston and dined witli (ien. (inrdon.
He was the tir.st Snjiervisor of Ballston; County Jud^a-; State Scnatcpr fiom 1707 to 1604.
and li'ep. in the iCi and 3d Con^,'Tess; d. at B., .Ian. 17, ISld. — WllUiiiii JJnj/ of S('ini1i)(i<i
i^^piiiigs, ill JJld. M(i.q., Vol.^\^p. 'dll. Oncchild. 1, Mi:i,txnA, m. Jnlv 12, 370S, Wm.
lieekman Ver Planck of Fi.shkill, X. Y. ; (de^,c. from Tliilip \'er Planckof Ver Plaiick's
I'oint on the Hudson) Mem. of X. Y. Assembly from Dnclicss Co., 171)7- S. lb- d. Dec.
?,{), 1S04; (2) llenrv A\ilbur, Jan. iT, ISOG; formerly of Demarara, S. A. Uv(\. at Mt.
Pleasant. X. Y.. a!'!. 1^:1;]. Sii- d. at Brooklv n, "X. Y., Sept. 4, lS.-)7. 1, W,U;.ii,'-
Gordoif^ b. Oct. 12, bSll; Y. C. ISOo; Su]iervi^..r of iKsJlston, If^:]?; sever.d yrs. Hue. ■!(.:■
and SujicrvLsor of Bloomingdale Insane Asylum; d. at Oeneva, X'. Y., ]Marcli 20. 16?!';
m. Feb. '22. 1820, Mary KliV.abeih Hopkins" b. April ]:>, lb02: d. at Dubuque. h>Nsa.
Feb. 2S, 18oS, dau. of Samuel Miles Iloplcins, FL. D., (Cumpiler (jf Ffojikiu's Ke]X)rt-,>
and liis wf., Sarah Elizabeth Ko,:::ers. 1, Suiiiuel Hopkins, Pres. Geneva Bank. 2.
Melinda, unn^ ; res. Geneva. 2, FhUip R., b. Jan. 22, 1804; Union Col. Fs2."i: d 1S27.
at liis res. , Plum P<iiut, Xew ^Yind^ior, X. Y. ; ni. dau. of Philip Ver Phaicl; of Ver
PhmcksPt. 1, Addie. 2, Sally. ?,. Philip. 4, Minerva: all liv. in X. Y. /. by 2d
m.: 3, E'lzuhcth. b. Oct. 10. 18i''':; d. unm. 4, U- nr;i. Xov. 7, 180S; d. un'.n." o,
Joseph, d. in X. 'i . C. ; left .-evi ral chil., liv. in X. \. and Brooklyn. 0, ]]'/;; ir.. m.
and res. at Baton Pouge, La. 7, M-irii G., ni. Isaac Briuekerhotl', Serg. F. S. N'. ; res.
Brookl\n. A d;ui. m. P'<<-.r. >', Jnuu s M., m. and lias chil; res. Brooklyn.
- 3415, Timothy Ball, F. Xov. 10, 1724; m. Mary, dau. of Alexander and Mary
(Lines) Iline of Miiford. Conn., b. Dec. 19. 1729. (si^,. of Hannah Hine whom. Elijah
Wilmol.) Flis will prov. X IF 17S0. called late of ^Voodb^idge; est. div. 17Si) to s.
Timotln' and dau. Hannah, v,f. of Isaac Beecher. The will of Mary Ball, late of W.,
proV. 1802, nms. s. Timothy and dau. Hannr.h wf. of Abijah ChatOeld of Oxford. Conn.
1. Timothy, b. Xov. 0, 1751; rem. to Waterbnrv (Bucksliill).
IF Hannah, b. Dec. ]Z. 17':5.
III. Am..s, b. Dec. 10, 17").^; d. .(an. 27, 1750.
34152. Hannah Ball, F. Dec. 13, 1753; m. Isaac Beecher of Oxford. Conn., who
d, Sept., 1789; will (late of Derby) dated May 9, 17S9; prov. Oct. 19; nms. wf. Hannah
and bio. He/.ekiali Beeclier exrs.; m.entions land bounded by land of .losepb Twitcbell's
chil. Shem. (2) Abijah Chattleld of Oxford, Conn.
F Philo Beecher.
IF Da\id Beecher.
III. Marv Beecher, b. Julv .3, 1775; m. .lohn Piggs.
IV. PattV or Polly Beecher.
V. Thirza Bce(dier.
341523. Mary Beecher, F. July 3, 1775; d. Dec. 10, 1827; rn. .Ian. I, 179;F .John
^^. of John and Eli/.abeth (Hawkins) Kii;:rs. b. Dec. 22. 1771; d. Xnv. 14, 1^55. He m.
(2) March 0, F^29, Bet:->v Hawkins, b. A'pril 20, 1780: d. Julv IS. 1S49.
1. Maria Hiuirs, Mav 7. 17»'F d. June 4. 1813.
11. Faura Ritrgs, b. -Mu} 7. 1795; d. I'rb. 2(1, ls-55: m. Oct. 10, 1813, John Davis.
b, Se].t, S, 1788; (l,'"An,^. 8, \^AS: s, of Co). .Lilm. and M.-hilabl.' idau, nf Ib-ub.-u Thomas
of Xew Hav,) Davis. 1, John, m. Jeanneiie W hcvder; res. Oxlord, Conn, 2, Is.\.\c
Bi-".Ki'iii:K, m. Ann Tu'lfi ; res. Hartf,. Conn. 3, Oris. d. 1S12. 4, V\(i.i,iAM H.\nT.
m. Frances Malb-tt.
HI. -Mary Biggs, March 13, 1798; d. Feb. 9. 1877. a. i!); m. Oct, 27, IMO, John S,
Movshier.
l\^ John IF Pigir-s, Jan. 0. 1801; d. Oct. 10, Isir,.
\'. Lucinda Higgs, May 20, isOJ; d. March 20. 1870, a. 72: m. Xov. 21, 1823.
Waireii Fnnch.
VI. Thirza PiL'gs, Oct. 20. Isn7: m. .lohn Humpbrey; r2) Joshua Kendall.
\'li, .lohn !.'ii:i;s. Oci. -j.",. iNil; d . No\, lb [>^'<'>.
\'l!l. IbirpJn.'lFu'-L--, Dec. U, lM:i: m, Ma>- IF 18 1-0, Harriet , d.-iu. ol Hiram and
Sarah Fp-nn. 1, John H.. b. .\\>\\\ 5, Ds41; m. M;iy 17, 1800, Amelia Kennedy. 1,
10
146 bka:scji or xiiOMAs.
AUfC Loiiisii. 2, Lizzie At a-vod. o, John ll<ir pin. 2, Koyai, 1?., Oct. 0, 1844: in. Man-
Dunii. 3, KlKA.M r., ])ec. G, 1840; d. Jul} 4. 1S.V2. 4, Loiika 15., Si-pt. 4, 1S4!), mi".
>:ov. 24, IS(ii), Norman Sin-ny. 0, Sakau M., Juiu- 5, 1S.")2; in. :\[a\- 20, 187."), (Jud. A.
.laiiu's. I, Flortiin ]I. tl, liAiniiKT, .\pnl 2, IS.")!); in. Sept. 18, INTS, Jo.~:t'ph (j. Heil-
.shaw of Ansonia. T, Mahv B.. Fob. 4, lS.");t; m. Nov. 7. 1.ST8, (jillu-rt E. 0:<l.>nnie of
Xi'\\ 1 la von.
].\. Ih'iwy l!i---.s Jan. ]."<. 181G: d. lsti4; lu. Maiy Ann liiadlry.
3416. Stephen Ball, b. 1T27: d. Ooi. in, 17!»!t. a. r2; clios.Mi Dcaruii of tli<- Fiist
clili. in X. II. 1771. and .served 2^ yis. till d. He \\:is \\ii. lo the will of Hon. ]{u<j:vy
Shennau, ]irov. 1708, Li.s son Steplieii Hull, and lirotlier-in-law and kinsman Jeii-niiaii
Atwater. belnu' the otlier Two wit. lie wa> ik lame land oNsiiei-. flis liouse (ae<-or(litii,'-
to the map of 1748) stood on Cha]iel st., abont where tlie Vale Co!. Art building- now
stands. At the time of the British invasion of Xew llaxcn in 177!i, h>' had in his (diar^e
the .silver communion service fd' the Fir.st chli., some of the cnjis of ^vhich are very valu-
able froin l)i>torical association-.. How to save tliis silver? Tlie vride. ojieii chimneys of
tlxjse (hiys usually coniahud a shell' i:i,-.ide hiyh enou<:-li to he beyond common reacliinji'
distaiu-e. Takinu- hi< little il-,uiu1i("r Mary. tliiMi about 12 \'rs ohl, he lifted Iter into the
chiuuiey Willi the silver in her hands, whiidi slie dcjiosiied on iln' slielf. The soldi>rs
rummaged evei-vwhen- for %aluab!cs. luu failed io discover it; and so ii vassavedand is
Still in use. S-e vol. 1 X //. C^l U. S^>r. (:,.J!,rt;„n. Art Inr. of X. //. 177!), by I'rof.
Goodrich, also ('aj(t. Cluis. H. 'I'ownsend's r, /(/. yZ/V/". J),-a. Hall was taken prisonej-on tlds
occasion and was bein^^ marched down ("liapcd st. when Mr. Jare<I Ingersol saw him and
ol)tained his reh-a-;e. At Dea. Ball's house Mary nuuterton, a., lii. was killed by liglit-
ninjr. July s. l7-"v- the only d. it i-c said in the hisTnry nt X. II. from that cau.se". \\\\\
dated Apiil. 17!>::''>; names w f. Abiiia-il ;'>nd cdiil. Steidicn, Abigail, Anna wf. of Ih-nry
Daggett, Jr. , Sarah wf. of Lieut. Hotcliki-s. Maiy ^\ f . of .\i)ra]ucni Bradley '.'A, son
Sleiiheii exr. He in. .\bigail, dau. of Jonailiau .Uwatei- (and si.-,, of Abiaham Atwater
who in. Mary Ball), b. May 4, 1781; d. Xov. 10, IsnO. a. 70: KneeJand 'rowuscn<l, Roger
Sliernuni. Ssimeon Baldwin, wit.
1. Ablo-ail, b. Dec. 20, K.")^: d. April 1<. 1839, a. SU; num.
Jl. Stephen, b. Feb. 2:.i, d. Mar.di 1, 17bO.
JII. Stephen, L. Feb. 17. 17(32: Y. C. 17^4; Col. of Mil,; d. Jum- 2D, 1842. Xabby,
wf. of Col. Stephen Ball, d. Dec. 1. 1841, a. G"), (grave-stone); will prov. same yr. ; Henry
Wliitf wit., I^eniiard Ihadby of N. Y. C. evr. 1, ^Iaiiy B.m.t,, to have u;;e of the Fair-
child Plac(^ I'i'twe'.'n Union St. and the canal, and a pj-omis.-(u-y note of ^800 against
Ahraliaui Heat^u. She d. unni. Dee. 2;1, lS'i4. a. .")4. 2, JdiiN ScuT'i'. to have dwfdling
on Fleet St. bounded on land of Elihu Sanfoid. o a<res on Mill Koclc, :} acres on ^Vood's
Field and 93,000. Hem. Laura Ann . He d. Oct. 4, 1801, a. o.j; had ss: 1, John
llut<:Jiki><-^, d. Dec. 2, 1S<M, a. 2o. 2, Slcphi ti, in Ins. business in Hartf. 'd, Fhicukuick
Bai.Ij, during- his natural lile t.-i have the liouse and garden in L^nion st. an'd brick store
and land in Water st. Leouaixl P.radley and Fred(U-ick -Merwln to hold in trust for
Frederick.
lY. Anna, b. .Alarch 28. 1704: d. Jan. 20, 1844; m. Ibuir- Dairgett, jr.. b. Feb. 24.
1758 (,s. of Kev. Dr. Xapthali Daggett, Dre^. of Y. C); d. .)v.\u' 20, ]S4:'!, a. 85: Y. C.
1770. A merch. and ;in oliici'r of the army of tlie Be\'. ; .served 7 y is. His bro., h'zra
Daggett, appr. of the est. 1844. 1, ll.MUUKT, lu. Fi-ederiidc, s. of Frederick and
Kli/abeth Hum, b. Jan. 20, 178:]; d. Jan. 11, 181!). 2, Fiu'nkzki;, b. IMay 1,
1787. :i, 0!;.\( K An.n. b. 1788; d. in N. Hav. Xov. \:<, Issf), a. !I2: unni.; a comniuni-
cant of the Center clih. G!) yrs. <.)u <'Vening of July 4. 1^70, sercnadi'd by tlie -'Howe
Band," in coniUK nuiration of tin- ju-omiuent i>art tiil^en by Inr g. f.,i;e\-. Di-. Napthaii
Dairgeit, in deftii-c of X. Hav. a century bid'ore. 4. lli.Miv. ."). STKl'ii !:x. 0. ,A'1 \ in .
7. HuKACi-.. ,s:. Fmz.v, ni. Ishain; k" m. to \^'aterville, Lucas Co., O. ; Alfred I).i--i;-ett
of X. II. acted in theii' behalf in settUnients. ] , ^iZ/V.^/. 2. Williinn F. Z, IL'nry ■'<.
4. Siriih. o. CiroUin H.
Y. Sarah, b. Oct. Hk 1705; d. .May 22. Iso:!: m. Lent Hotchkiss, b. 1 7.>3: d. Dec. 2,
l^'llo, a. 52. 1 , A.\.N.\, d. July :!(!. 17:n .' a 5 yrs. 2, S.\i:.mi, d. Atiu-. 2S. 1 7;t L a. 2 yrs. ;l,
Fnv.Aiii), d. Dec. 11, l.s(j;k 4, S.\i;ai[, d. j'une 7, 18ii:!, a. o vr,-. " 5, Cuai'J.i-:s. d. .Line
5, 1^0:;, a. 2 yrs. 0 mos. G. John B., b. !70:;: sldp m;',s!er of X. II.: drowned' oil tlie
Bermuda Islands Aug. 24, Is:!;). 1, .A,./,,/ /,'. , Freight Agent of X. H. cV X. L. IL ('...;
kitbi! l)v accidental contact v. ith a brid^ie while cm a t rain in utntion; d Jujie 7 1^72.
a, 17.
\'\ Maiy, b. Sept. 0, I 7i;7. She bid the -ilver cn;iimun;Mn service ,,r rhe First chh.
in the ciiimnev of ih<: Ball House, beinu' held uj) bv jnr f. fiU' the pur.H.se She ni \bra-
ham Bradley. ■;j,l.
I'a'k Henj:;.||in, tlu' [loei, related in some way t(; this branch i>f the B.all family.
BALL, JiO};iXSOX, .MOUKIS. TITTLE. 147
342. Esther Tuttle, 1). Fel). !i, IGUl; d. aLmit 1721; in. about 1715, Tliomas (s.
of .lacoli ami Sarali Hit* li-ock) Koliinson, b. D.c. ."i. KUi.'i; d. Juiu' 0. ]7(ir., a. 73. Dodd
docs Hot mention the Tutlle in. but say.s he m. (1) Anna Harrison, (2) Hannah Howe/^^ ami
s;ivtsllie r-hildren of Esther TuTrle(lk'nj. and Ivstlif-rlenouiously to Anna Harrison. AVil)
of Tlioinas lioliinsoji, sr. , nins. dan. Kstlier .Alorris. ^v. chil. lieirs of K:'ujaiuin tind
Thomas Kobiu.-oii. jr.; Aim Ilobin-ou of Stratford j:iiaid. to Daviil, minor s. of 'J'lios. \i.
of N. 11., wf. llannali; ('apt. Si fj>hen Morris exr.
I. Benjaihin ];nliii;.-oii. b. Dec. ■?:;, ]']('>. In W.'d qiiitelainied " riuht in house
and lot where Caiit. Andrew 'I'uitle now resich's"'; drafted info the army K.")') and d. of
.sickmss or wounds. In 1 T(J(> wid. Catliarine iM-titioncd for adm. of his est. He m.
Catharine Hurand, b. }7J\ : d. in E. Hav. O-t. S. iSOl.a. 80. 1, EsTiiEit. '.?. AXDKKW.
H, M \uv. 4. J>i:\i. '>. J'.KX.i.^MiN.
II. E-tlier Kobin.son.
3422, Esther Eobilison, b. .inly 7, 172(l: d. (»f palsy Feb. 17, 1790, a. 09; m. Juno
is, 1711. (bv anotlier enirv Jum- 1^'. 1744.) Stephen, s. of Elea'/er and Men-y (Ball) Morris.
and bro. of" Mal.iel Morris' wlm in. .lebiel l-'orbes, b. 1710. Ho d. of di-opsy Oct. 2>', 177">,
a. (iO: stvled I'apt.; will nms. wf. Hi sier sole execx.; inv. i'17 12.; iS. s. >tei>hen Hr-min-
way lint" to come into iiossesslon until i:. mo. and nio. are dec. ; <;■. s. I'Jeazor Homin-
waV all lands in E. Hav. u'iven. to me by my f. -in-law Thomas Boblnson, sr., jr. duu.
Hester Heuiinwav, dau. IIani\ali Ib-minway.
I. Hannah, d. .Niii;-. fi, IToD, a. U yrs.
II. William, d. V. ■ ■ •
III. Hanr.ah. b. .!an. 1. 174':.
l\. Samuel.
y 34223. Kannah Morris, b. .bu,. ):A\): Hodd -.ays d. y.. but Hve- her ap- as ^4
at <i. of cons., Feb. 17. 17.'^7: m. Samuel, s. of Samuel ai\(l Mehitalde (].),T,i,-M.n) Hemin-
^vav of E, H.", b. Mav 0. 174S; b,i. in E. H. Aug. 21, 1^21. a. 71 yrs., making the year of
Ills" b. 17r>0. lb' ni."(2' lT'-^7, vvid Surah Bradley and ha.d ..la'-ob. Augustus ni. Jnlina
FroM. His •» ill dated <),r. l-'.. ]sll; ].rov. Se"].t. 4, 1S21: nms. chil. as below, and
g. s. Morris llemin\va\ : inv. I'S'^Ui..^."!.
1 Siephi-n Ib-tiiiiiwav, m. l"eb. 21 . 1.7'Jl, E.-th<r, dau. of Abijah and Sarah (Thoni])-
son) Bradle^. b. 17.52. d. "Hcc. 2il, 1799, a. 27: (2) Mary Andrews. 1, HANN.\ir, b.
April 25. 17!)2. 2. Mctntis. b. Sv'j.t 2. 1704. /. b\ 2d m. : :), Esthkh. 4, JotJX. 5,
M.UiY. C, AI.IKKII. 7, Ai.r.Kr.T. s, llAiauKT. " 9, Elt.VsTtS. 10. Je.\.nxktte. 11,
Al-MIHA.
II. Eha/.-r lleminwav. m. .June 22. 1794, Mary \N oodward, b. May S, 1,(3; dau.
of John, 3d, and liuth tCurt'i-i Vr.. whod. ..Ian. 7, 1795. in childbed, a. 21 yrs.; (2) Dosirp
Bradley! .sis. of hi< bvo. Stephens wW 1, Poi.r.v. 2, S.Mi.ui. 3, E.Mir,v. -i. OsCAi:
Mo!{P,i"s' 5. Ei.r/. \. 0. Samik!.. 7. l-h.KxzKi:. S, Aia.iAii. 0, MEiiiTAiii.f:. 10,
Ma1!Y. 11, i:i)WAltD.
III, Esther Heminwiiy, m. 1793, Ib.swell Daveni.nrt. b. Aiuil 2.^, 17GS\ s. of Dea.
S-.uii, .•nid Marv (Stroetl Davetqiort; res. I']rie. Pa. 1, .loiix, b. .\pril 5, 1794; d. .June (i,
ISI.") 2 \Vin lAM, m. Nov. 2S, ]79t'>: res. I'rie; m. Oct. Kb 1'-23, Phylauce Tracy. 1,
M''n/. b.'Oct. 5. 1S24. 2. F^uniij. I».-c. 11, lS2i;: m. May 25, V<\u. Wm. A. Galbraith
of Erie Pu 3 S,n'<ih. March 5. ]s2!i. 4, WUl'tun 1!., .iulv:jl, l.s;n, of Ph-ie. 5, Sam-
vel A , .Jan. 15. 'ls:U. (i. //.■■.„ Soj.luo. .Tan. 3, isiii). 7. MnrilJo P.. Jan. 12, 1842. 3.
Makv, .\u-. 20, ISO:',: m. Nov. 1S19, Aaron Waldo. 4, Nam v, b. l.h-c. 24, 1^15; m.
-1830, Enos'l.yon. — /A"v/'/""-^ ^•,:/,c '/'"////.
\y . Samut 1 Hemiiiway.
343. Martha Tuttle, b. Ajuil 21. 1007: d. S.'pt. .9, 1770. in SOrh yr.: m. Benj..
(s. of Sergt. Belli, and Sarah) I'.radley, jr.. b. Oct. 1. 1002: d. D.'c. 5. 1720; (2) Dec. 5.
1733 Mr^.IonaThan Atwater, his 2d wl. His 1st wf. wa-> Abi-ail Bradley, by Avboin he
had il <-hil. He was b. Nov. 4. 1090: d. I>cc. 27, 1700, a. 70; r, s. College st..n<ar
*By llaiuiaU uhui. oi lolin, Ir., and H;mnnli Hcminwavt Howe. b. Fch. 9, icj-. hnd: i, Thomas, b.
^prii ■ i"^- dialled i'.i 17:^. with lii^ half bro. Benjamin for service in the En.qlisii army near the lakes,
and d''"betnrc 17"' .. .as did nv-'st of l'..'se who svere dralted t..>n< V. . Haven, by sickness or batOe. In i7.s'-
he ioincd with other hens of lohn M.^we, viz.: Mary Pari.'c- .Stephen), l.h/.ibcth Penn-.-ld i.Isaaei, I.ydia
Mouhhrop (U.micii and Ivaih-ticivi Howe in conv. of land in .Anmy m Nathan 1 aylor. lie in. .-vnna
Woo'itei- and hid .-^ ehii. iclui, jared. Ziea. Ainar,.i, Ab:ia!i. .Sarah. Lyuia aad /.urviah, says l->.\hi:bc.t
tliat statemc-U docs not aVree v. Hi; the l-'rob.aie reooiJ of settlement of est. in 17'.^, when vviu. Anna
adiii.x . and 4 chil. named .Abrai-.ani, Davl.i. Levi dec and Hann.di. Inv. l'.-7.; Col Josepli U.mster of
Stratford guard, to At)rah;im, Oct. 2;^, I7'^^, by David Wooster ol N. 11. attv- for Co.. Jo,iep!i, appeals
iroir de.-ree of Court of Probate on will of Thos. R'.binson. sr., gr. f. of said Abraham.
^Ig BRANCH OF THOMAS.
i,„,.v.r.-lioM „r frown. th.M, not oiu-n.-l. Ho .1. \h-c. -. , ITW, wi 1 i-roy. sanio yr. ; i.m^.
f M.itl.H.UHlii .-l,-,!. Tlu- lann in C\u-^h\vr. u-]i,-n- s. Al.rahjiu; hvc^^;, to >o -sold.
Wul >(a,tl,u .n,l s. .I.U.1 exorvs. Isaac Doolit,!.. John Mix an.l Sa.uu-l Mix div. Ws^
Cl.il' na.nr>l-.\l.ral,.nn. Isaac, Jacf.!., Jonatlu.n, .l.,nal,, .)o>l, JenMu.ali, JMirhr, wf. ol
('•.l..i> llotrhkiss. Al.i-ail, wf. of St(>i.hcn ]'>;.ll. (. i'y l>t m.
1 H.njanun r,.aaiey. b. Julv OU. ITlO; u. F-U. 1 1711, Ma -H Sp-Trv. _
iT 'l-iuintl.v BradU-y. 1.. April 3U, 17-Jl; ni !■ .K 1:1 1 -4., M.ny l>a 'hv,n.
Ill Andivw Bnullev, h. June IC, IT-^:'.: n,. ^<.v. -J^. 1 .4> 1 '■•""^)^ ''''"'f- .
IV: J.,li-/,ubrth Bradley, 1.. Dee. '20 ITO:,; m. Nov. .,, 1.41.Joh,> 1 homi.son. i. by
'M ni.: _ ,^,,
VI. JA-dia Atuater, b. Oct. 1-2, 178(3. -'Lived l.-dovd au<l d. lamented .m^.I. 4,
175(1 a 2U vrs."
v'u. Aiiios Atwarcr. b. Oct. :j, 17:'.S, d. .May '2,, 1 ,:f.).
3431. Benjamin Bradloy,* b. .luly 20, !71!); scrirt,: ">• J<;L':,.|' ^'■^^' -^'"^^'i
dan of SeriTt. Jiicbard and Kli/^ilnah (\\ iiinot) M.icrry. b. b.-pt. ,>< . 1 . .o.
I Kriibeu,! b. .Nov. 2S, 1741.
II. Cliarl<"s. Mairb a, 1748.
III. Ihuinali, Aj.ril 13, 1740.
IV. Abncv,^ Nov. lo, 1748.
3432. Timothy Bradley, L. April 80. 175L willdat..,! S,.pt. U 1790, prov^lS08;
cailwl of Woodbrid/^: . 'apt. : nn>^. Nvf. Mercy, cliil. Davi.l, 'lunothy AUiukMIu^,. Lldud.
Lydia Sperrv and ^arch Cauip. and in a co.licil niemion.s "bcir.. of .^. AUin^'. .1- m
Kob 18 174'4 Mcrcv. dau. of S;nnuel and Mercy (Allni,;.,) I'.aldwin, b. Nov. 1, 1,24. la
17Sr; }K-\vas exccr. oi' '.v. of liis fatlicr-iu-law, Saml. l'>aldwin (,! \\ oodbndg.-.
1. Eunice, b. Mayo, 174(3; 121. Stepben Peck.
II. Silas, Julv ^7,' 1748.
III. Marv, AuV. .J, 1730.
IV. David, Feb. (3, 17_.".3.
V. Mercv, Jan. '2d. 1705. , , . , ,,
VI TiiiKlthv, Feb. 20, 1707: excr. ^vit]lbro. Allii.g ol 1. v.ill. (A J imothy Bradley
of W. d. 1S21. wui. Esther and C'ba.s. Thomas, s. of James, nauicd 111 rec.)
Vlil' Lvdia' Feb 1 . 17»;2: tn. Nath. Sperrv of W. His est. adm. 1803 by Timothy
Bradley wid. Lvdia Sperrv livin- nr. Abner Bradley, who vcas gurird to CJanuda. a.
abt. IS- lUildah.'a. abt. IG:" Minot, abt. 1'2; Elione, abt. 5, and Elea.abt. •..
IX. Sarah, 111. Can>p.
X. Silas, b. .liilv 20. 1707.
XI. Alii):-, in. s'arah , and d. before 1808, h-avuig chil.
34321. Eunice Bradley, h. May 8, 1740; d. Dec 13, 1881, a. 80: in. Stephen,
s. of Kben. Deck. b. Aug. 0, 1742; d. i:i W. June 18. 1880, a. 88. ^. . , -,
1 Silas b Mav 28. HOO; d. April 0, isil.a. 70; 111. Electa ( .•.rrinotou. 1.
Ai.Mii'.A. m. Siiaeou Sperrv. 2, A.xsKi.. set. in ^ t. 8, Laiken, \ t. 4, Am.\.nj..\. o.
Lkwis. 0, ErxiCK. 7, Elkct.\. 8, (.T.MtitA. U, Si;i;r.A. . , , ,s
II lle/ekiah Peck. b. Julv 7, 1707; ci. May 2, 1S4<1: in. Sarali, d.-,u. of beth IV.u us.
). lb.i;.\(K. b. .Ian. 0, 1791: .lea. of the chh. in W. : m. May!). 1S18. b.^i-ali ^t|'y.■ns,
who d. .lune 21, ISO.-.. 1, >W/v,A. b. b-eb. 21. 1S14; d. y. 2, J-nnl,. l-l'- 21, l8l - - t"-
Edwards. Howlnnd. inev.-h, of New llav.. who .1. 18S2. 8, //'-/•-'.y L. , Jan. 2'. l^U:
.1. .March L b^lO. 4. St^j.hyv A., b. Nov. 20, 1822: r.,. Ai-nl 2b. 1^49 Mana .\ New-
hall. 1. Sarah, in. .Ian. l.j. IS.-.il. 2, Stephen A.. .Jan. 2'.i, IS.m. .V. Bj^/e/e- ^..^b. N.ay
4, IS20; n>. Sei.t. 10, ISOO, Hannah T. Newhall. 1, baunyJ., ^eI.t. ,. ls.>, •-. .Mar>
.•\.. .Inly 7, is.-a. 8, Alice E., June 28, l8.-)7. 4, Wm. IL, .Ian. 1(1, istl2; .1. Nov. Ub
lstj4. "o, Frank IL, Jiujc 8, 1809.
•P..;nj Ilrudk-vof Wooctbridse. late of Oxfeid; adra. given to wid. Eunice, 1S20. Merritt I5radley,
cx.-.t; .•\t„;.s:i l>u,ter. security lor <3..--o bond ,,Anlrcw. 2. St-yniour. .,, -Mcrntt. ^.iu.xl. 5.
N<j)<.s. (•,, lumicc, \\l. of Rcsv.cU H. i'erkins. 7, Charles.
^M.Uk-I I'.ra'.llcy. ni . March .>.-, i;;?, .Sauvael Ciindce. m Derby, and h:id Amos, Oct. tS. ir77- l'-"j--
Fel>. ii), 177,,.
;A Kcubca nr.idU-y in. in Cl'.eshirc, Conn.. .Nprii i.s. i7>;-'. Ro.\.ui,i Thompson.
iAn Ai.ncr tlra.lUy. d. 177S F.^t of Abncr IJradley disl. 1831, to (,arrett, Abncr, I'hllo. Ja^ncs, Henry
Noycs, Win. !• ., N,i[icv and Charles; the two last were minors and elio-,e bro. .-vbncr guaid.
BllADLEY.
149
111 St.iihfn Tcrk. 1> Dfc. HO, 1774; d. June 28, 183'2; in. Jcfinuetti- (2) Kunin-
rcildns. 1, l,Yi)iA, 111." Oct. 12, 1814, IKavid li, Baldwin, b. Au^^ 4, 171'1. Ho in. (1)
Au-^ 12, 1812, Sully, dau. of IJoLnr New ton. 2, A r,i vii, lu. Ahnrr Biudk-y. 3, M.vki.\,
11,1. Tmil Clark. 4', 'K],iz.\, m. Wm. Bradley; (2) Dennis Currington. 5, Jiirrsr.v, in.
•John Xrwtoii; (2'i X.dson Xowton.
\V. i:d\vard reck, Oct. 23, 1778: d. .lum- 21, ISll; unin.
V. Eunice I'eck. April 3, 17.81; m. Dea. David Smith.
VI Sally Peck, Dec. 5, 1783: in. Dec. l.j, lb02, Jidin, s. of (i<'n. John iiud Anna
•{Aiu-ater) llniiliard, b. Jan, 11, 1778; res. Oran-e, Conn. 1, Anna, b. Au'r. 24, ]^i)\)]
lu Sei't 1831 .loliu W. .N[er\s-in, andd. .lulv 7, 183S. 2, Jotin V., b. Jaly 23, 1811: ni.
Apri! 0 1813, Sarah A. Clarl:. 1, JrJni J/., b. Marrh 12,, 1841. 2, /., W.v /;. , b. Dee. 11,
184r). 3, AV '/•,//•//;•;., June 10. 1848. 4, Anna A.. June 2«>, 1S;V). o, Gon/t JI.. .liu\.
11. 18.')o.' (i. lA',-y /•;.. Feb. 17, 18:)7.
\']i. PoUv B.'Peck. b. July 17, 1787; in. ]>avid Perldns. jr.. oi' V\ oodbrid<:o. Conn.
3433. Andrew Bradley, b. June ic, 172:;. In 1772 execr. of Nvill_..f wid.
Dennis Wilniot, whose dau., Dennis, he m. Nov. 21, 174S. His will exnib. 1, ,8 by s.,
AVilinoT Bradlev of Woodbrid<re. nnis. \vt., l>emiis, s. Wiliuot, and two dau.-i. : Dennis
•Clark and .Alartlia Pock.
1. Wilinot, b. Dec. 2^. 17ol. ^^
II. Dennis, b. ]^ec. D!, 17-">3; ni. in Aniiiy. by l!rv. Benj. \N o,.dbi'iii;Lre, :\lareh lb,
1773 I'lr.'.ariis ipiob. s. of Daviil and iiannali i-\-(i..'i Clark, b. MiU'oid, Conn., Dec. 23,
174r)- wir turn,, Aiidreu- Bradlov and David Clarl:, Hem. (2) v.id. of Jared Baldwin
and mo. of s. Amlrew Clark's Avf. f'lii! ivcorded, in Mil lord. His will pruv. 1818, of
AVoodb.. nnis. wf., Hannah, and o-r. rh. b.-low. Wm. a.nd Amiiew Chuk, exeers. 1,
I.\z\Krs, 1,. Nov. 18, 1773; il. lS[)l^■. will dal.-d April 22. 18(i(i; m. Anna ; (2) Mary
_1 . ' ,-. 'bv 1st m.: 'l. A'.-'.v'.f, and ]i.-r. /;.,'/•.' Am,, a.nd an aiL.ptr-d dan., .8'/;//// Gr, f/.s,,,i ,
-who shared ecpuillv with the other twu (dul. in dist. of their father's est. in 181J8. 2,
Wiu.i,\M. 3, Ji:kt:.\fTAH. b. Mav lo. 1778. 1. Df.xms. h. D^m-. 2, 1780; ni. Isaac Car-
i-ir<:ton. o. Oi.ivKU. b. April 2?', l';83. G, I'.vn v, b. Nn\-. 10. 178'); m, Lyniau Biy^s.
7 ANniivw li 178S; d. in ^V.. I8f_;4. a. 70; Capt.: m. Sus;in, d.au. i.f Jared J'aldwin.
III. Manila, in. Perk. Martha Peck joined W. chh., l7i)U-y.-).
IV. Andrew, b. Julv 12, l7r,!l..
V. Mary. b. Sept. 8. 1701).
3434. Elizabeth Bradley, b. Dec. 20,112.-); m. Nov. 5, 1741, John Thom]. sou
of K. Hav., Conn., \^hu d. 17^1). '.) cliil. liv.: 7 nane-l. viz : wf. of Isaac Thompson,
Anthony, wf. of 2\aih. Kiiaberly, a\ f. of Ivlwai-.l Larkiii, Levi, v. f. of Anms Thomp-on,
PliC'be: Isaac Thompson, adinr,
I l-:ii/,al..'ih Th.omps(m. b, Julv .l. 1712; d. Jan. S, 17^8, a. 4j; m. Isaac Thomp-
son who d S.'pt. 13. 1824. a. 81. ilr m, (2) Sarah 4'li.r,nps<,n , h. 1 7."-' I ; d. ApriMI,
1.^4:) !! lU- had onlv s. Isaac, x\h.) <1. Julv 24. 17'.J(J. a. 2. 1, K!,i/.m:ktu, !>. Oct. 18,
17(;.;- d Julv 2ii, 1820, a. Gd; m. \Vil!i:ini Ihlls. 1. M>'r// T., b. Nov. 2'i. 17'.'G; d. Oct.
8, IsV'i. 2,"Srs.\NN.\, Julv 11. 17GS; d. .v. /. , Ai-ril (i, 1842. a, 74; m. Kneeinnd, s. of
Isaaeaiul Kii/abrih Hitch. "uck Towiisend, b. Stratford. Conn.. Maivh 'i^'.. I7r)7; ivm. to
Sanduskv. 0., and d. Am:. 1">. 1^44. 3, .\mi;i.i.\, Oei. IS, 17Vl:d. Au--. 8. 1.s!)3: m.
Aui^ Il,'l7'j2, Daniel Truman, b. Nrw London. I'oun., Jan. 8, 17G7; d, April 10. 1832.
1. kui'i b. i.».-i., 17'.i8: d. Sept. G. 17ii.'); per. others. 4, M.\i;v, b. .May 8, 1773.
II Aiuhoiiv Th.inips.)!). I.. Y<Ak 20, 174:;.
Hi. Mabel Thompson, 1,. Nov. ■"), 174"); d. Apnl 8. 1^08. a. G3; m. Nathaniel
I\imiie|-1\".
IV. " Jo.d Th..mpsun. b. May G, 1747.
\'. I-'.unice Tiionipson, Ajiril 11, 17 111; in. F.<hvard Larkin.
VI. Levi Thompson. D.^c. 20. 17.~.1.
Vll. Marv Thompson, Nov. o, 17.".1: (d. (d' tyi-lius fever, Nov. 2. 1815, a. 02, says
I>odd)- m An'ios, s. (d' Stephen and Hannah (Ibiwe) Th.nniison of !•:. IL, b. Au^-. 2, 1751;
<L of t'vidius fcv..r, Sept. 24. 1817. a. GIL inv. An-'. Hi, 1M7, He/., l^aldv in and Asa
Platr apiirs.; Asa Allin- . exr. 7 ( hil, 1, Ilf./rK i Ml, b. 1772; d, in r.riny, ot c.n.s.,
Julv 30, I7!i;;, a, 21. v;.^\\'iM,i AM A. :'. 1s\a(, h. 1708; d. Ajuil 21, ls7:;. a. 7.-); in.
Sarah A. Treat b. 1804; d. Oct. 17. Isfi7, a. 03, 4. Ki,i/.Ar.KTi(. h. 1771: d. I.SIls, a. 0 4; m.
William Brintiial, jr., whu,r vslll, piMV. 18-J(;; wf. Kli/.a "x-'ex, ; nm-, chil, 1, /•,'■'/-■'''.•'.'/..
b )80;i- a 17 ill l.s2i;; .dins.. Wm. .Mix, r.s.|.. uaiard.; \<v\. .\. 'linunpsmi, surety; m.
D.c, 4, ls;'.8. |l,.,)rv .\ui,ni.-.iu^, s of Cnl. Ce,'ll Dv.i-hl [8] Shrd. (»ct, 2!>. bsl3. leav. 3
chil .■) M\i;v e,r Pdi.i.v, m. Osh.un. G. Sisan. m. Hayes. 7, Piiii,k.mun.
8 Asi;nvth. 0. HiLDAii. b. 17!)1;(1. March 1, 17!i2. a. 1 xr. l'>, H i/.i:Ki AH. ll,Si:i'.A,
m. Sexioii, 12, KsTUKK, b. 1700; d. .Mar. h U, 1707, n. 1 yr. 13, Sisan.xa.
150 BRA .veil OF TIlO>rAS.
Vlll. I'liebc, b. AinU 15, 175G.
IX. ll;u,).;ll,, .lulled. ITr.S.
X. Exp(.Ti. 'lice, July L^"), ITr.O.
3-ia5. Jeremiah Atwater, h. J"*!'.-. ."), 17:M; Steward of ^^ ('. I7TS-0s'. In 179:;
lie .si.<,MU'(l tlie will ol' Pioger >'lierrnaii, us witness, Together with liis f(Kis., Ste]>!a-n l!;ill
.sr. and jr. (;i|; 111. April -JO, 1757, Anna, dau. of Natlianiel and Rebecca (Lines) Mix [:>]'
h. A]>vi\ 2, 1785, v.din d. Dee. 28, 1778, after 5 days of j^ainful illness: (2) Catharine, dau!
Dr. Benjamin and llnniinh ( dau. of l\ev. Dr. Jared Klliot) (fale of Killingworth. ('onn.
b. .h\!U' 21, 17-i2; d. .<;. ;'. June 11). 17ii4 (17HS, a. 55, says Hd vol. Hist. Soc); (S) Mary
Sahonstnll. lied. Nov, ]2, ISIJ. a. 77. Iiiv. sUi.nuO; wi'll nnis, wf. Mary, chil. Stephen,
Anna 'I'ownsend. .leremiali, Lydia, and chil. of s. Joseph, dec.
I. Sieplien, b. Julv 27, 17oS; m. Helieeca (iorham.
11. l,y,lia, b. Aprifd, d. April 14, 17G1.
HI. Lydia. b. Aaic. !', libO; d. Sept. 2S. 17li;l
IV. Anna, h. Sept. 2-^, 17(U; in. Jeremiah Townspiid.
\. Jeremiah }.L , li. l-'el). ]5, ITfi'*; m. Eliza!)et!i Daggett
VI. Joseph, b. Mav27. 1770; m. Sarah Tliomas.
VII. VN'ilHam, b. Aug. 9, 1772; d. Aug. 2tL 177G.
\'IH. Iteliecca Lydia, b. Marcli 2, 1778; m. Uev. James Murdock.
34-351. Stephen Atwater, h. Julv 27, 175S: m. Aug. 3. 1780, Keb-vca (^lorhum
Avliod. Jan. 2S, lliM, a. :l<}: (2) June 2. Kill, Lli/aueth (nirluun. X Hav
1. Betsey, ],, ]),.,-. 01, I7SU; d. Aug. -JS, 1814.
IT. 'i'haddr'us, 1). July 5. 17S2: d. April IG, 1817; m. Sej.t. 27. 1S07 \nnis Peck
1, Hou.vn; B.. b. June 21, ISOX; d. unm. 2, Lrcirs, b. Xov. ];^, ],si 1. ;^ I^obkkt
Nhi-.so\, Jan. G, 1818; d. unm. 4, Edwix, April 11, ISJG; d. Xo\ . 2. 1819
III. Lucius, Now 15. 1784.
IV. Catharino, h. Mav 14. 1787; m. Amos 'J'lov.brid-e [11]
V. Anna Mix, b. Jriiv2, 178!l.
VI. l;ol),-]t Xel-:on, b." De,-. 25, 1790: d Oct. 12 1792
VII. Steplien. b. May 4, d. Mmv !». 1792.
VHI. Stephen, 1). March 14, 17;)G: d. Jan. L'-, 1S5!), num.
IX. Iv^ebecca. b. Oct. 27, 1802: d. May 17, 1845.
3'i354. Anna Atwater, It, Sej^t. 28, i7G4; d. Aaa-. 10, 1S52, a 88; ,1, .Tune 4 17S4
Jerenuah 'rowus..ud, ;',d., b. June 27, 17G4; V. C. 177'J; d. Julv 22, 1S(15- mereh
L Juliamia 'rowusend. 1). Get. 15, 1785; d. Dec. 17, 1^24; ni. Heii'rv Denison 1
Hi-Miv. 2, Ai;r,i..
H. Anna. Towns.. nd. b. Sejir. 20, 178S; d. April 11. ]S1<).
HL N\ illiam B. 'i'owu-end, I1. A])ril G, 17!HJ: d. .Ma\ Is, ls!G7; m Susan T Bills-
rein, to X. ^ . ], KM;f.;i,AXj) S.. b. Sept. 7, l.sLs. 2. H'kmiv Dk.nison Dl-c 25 1825'
■>, \\ 11,1.1 \M 15., Dcr. 4, 1^29.
1^'. ■b-remiah, April 7, 189:5; d. Sept. 5, 1795.
^ . (V.tliarin,., b, Xov. 8. lsi»(J; d. Juiu' 2L 1N()8.
yi. Lydia, b. June 80. 17'.l.s: d. June 28, ls21,
^■^. .le,,.niiah. He.'. 2i). IsoU; d. Oet. IG, lsl5; m. .Marv T. Mix; rem to Mo 1
Ja.mi.s 'I . 2, L'U is.v a. ■
VHI. Catharine W., b. June 80. l.S(i3; liv. in 1879 in Xew Hav.; m. 1". T. Jarman.
^^34.355. Jeremiah M. Atwater, l). Feb. 15, 17G7; cailcl Major .r.-rrv d Feb
•--_. v,v, ,,, (;,: 1,1. Feb. 4, I7.8!t, Fli/abe;], Da.;--ett. who.l. ,.. > Mav 20 1790" ' •' ' 15 b"
'■'■ 1.9.., dary, (hue of Hieliard Cutler, b. Jum )5, 1790: d. Xov ,s " ]s(il ,-, «|]-i 've-n-'
1- ^^ dban, Curler, b. Xov. 21, 1798: d. F-'b, 10. 1.^78, in sOth vr ■' m .abt '1^17
urr.ei.dan. ol John Ho:„!ley, who d, ab,. ]s71. 1, M.M:v, m. Uc'o. Hotchkiss. L-
'/,;■.•"■,;. '"' '■'•''• ^'- f^-- '*'■'■ ^■'- ''^'•'- ^!'''-^" HaNu-o:.d Whaph^s, Treas Coe.n.
''" '■ ^'- - I'bdiip.,. 5, .h:KK.MiAn \V
s„.,i„-"^";'if ■'';"'■'■■ ''■ ^''l"- -"• ^ '■'■'■■ ''■ ^"^- ^- 1^''"- ■-'■ 'I: ">■ N"v. 18 1^17,
,. !''i '-'>! l>;m!<.l an-1 Loui,;, Hot.], kiss) r.i-,],.,],. !,. Xov. 10, 1792- .1 • bro ,.f
.'!;■;■ , ",'•■ '', '"'1' i/;-..-^i 1, .l;::;i:MiM: .\., b. 1 '^l^^: m. Loni-:;, d;,u o! J.,|,n cjiat-
of \v!:p'm"1''i . .'^"'^ (2,Au,.. I.IMS. i;,;,i.v II.. dau. of l.vn,an P:,,ker. >L I>..
:: sVC-v I 1^^;, '•'■'■'"'• ^'^ ''• '"^-^ >H.'lho,uasCh.,t,,..,n.|,,,,.,n„„i,,. ^,„„,,,
'-■:' V 'vh.'Vl-tVls^,;'-,^^' ^"'''- '^- ''""'^''" ■•■^'•"^- ''■ '''■''■'■■ '"■ ''■-'"■' ^ '■■
'!' tJi/ab, ih Daggeti, b. May 7, W.H : .1. Mar.h 21.. 1SS2, a, 85; unm.
ATWATEK. 1,M
IV. Mary, twin ^vitll Kliy,;i1..'tli D., d. Aug. ;j. 17!)8.
V. Marv ('. , 1). .Tunc:*;», ITlil*; <I. Aiii;-. 4, ISO-"), uiim.
VI. Su-^aii lln\v.-ll, b. March '^o, l^Dl': <\. IST^, a. "i].
VII. Maltha, h. Oct. 2-1, iNOr,; fl. in X. 11., F.'h. 10, 1873, and hur. .'^aiiK- day witli
her hro. Win. (-.
VIII. Hani.t. 1). Urt. 24, ISUil.
34356. Joseph Atwatcr, h. May -i}. 1770: m. Ann-. '2, 1792, Sarah Thomav. He
d. Sept. 27, ISU-l.
1. Sarah, b. Mav 22, 17!)2: ni. J. 1). l^rowii.
II. Ehza, h. .)nw 2, 17!)4; in. July 2:), 1S17, Zcl.,t._-.s s. of Joel Dav of X. II. 1.
Sakait'A.xx, 1^. .Junf." 12. 1S18; ui. June 20. 1840, E/..'ki<4 Haves Trowhrid'ov |11 ] [6j. 2.
Alonzo MniK.VY, h. .March 22, 1S22; d. Dec. 11, 182:J. 3." Kt.iza JA.vr.. h. June 27, •
1823; iJi. May 2. 1841*, Sylvester Tuttle, h. Patclio(|ue, L. I., Sei.t. 5, ISOr,, (l.j, 2d \vf . ) s.
of liev. }'>/i-a 'rultle,'- a Metli. ]>roa(d;i-r. active, v,-ulely kiiiiwii and niucli rfs)'i'cted in tlie
region of his hil)ors on L. I. AMicn (julte youn^c Syl\eslt.'i- icm. to X. 'i". ('., am! in tiine
became the sole pro])rietor of a large hat, caji and fur st'ue, the L'lisim.-ss of ^^hi^dl he con-
ducted so prudently tliat lie was always aide to ]iay 100 cts. on the d<dlai-. and tn with-
,';tand the linancial jiressnre of 1837; there being but one lionse in the same trade in X'.
y. besides his own tliat could do so. \^'}ii1e in i>i. Y. lie became interested with Mr.
Chicliester in tiie coal business in "WiUianisbuig. Tiie death of Mr. C. was the
occasion of tlie reliiKpiishmem by Mi'. T. of his X. 1'. business and removal t<>
Williamsburg, where he soon laid the fcnindation of tlie largo fortune of ^\hich
lie died pf>sse.^sed. \\'hi]e in X. Y. he ■\^■as a nir-m. of T"or>yth --f. Meih. b'pis.
(dih., :iud on removal j<<ine<l the So. Fifth st. M. E. chh. wiis an active iimvcr
and large contritmtvi- towards building ''that priJ.e of tin- P'-a^tern District,"' St.
John's M. E. chh., cor. nf B'/dfnrd ave. ami ^^"il.-lin st. Among other oi'iects
«f his piou.s labors he u-ave especial thought and care to tlie X'o. Th.ird st. Mi^.-^iou
School. In 1871 he made a tour of Euro])e in company v.ilh liis wife and Dr. Albert
Wright and ^^ifc-. Dr. \Vi-iglit ])iil>lis]ied a series of articles in a Bronlclyr, newspaper,
in ^v}uc)l his tia\eling coinjianions were pleasiuitly alluded to. During a sojonin at
Kome Mr. T. w;is very near to death's dour with fever. l.Mif lallii'd and returned iioru''
cpiite wcdl. E\ery spring, l\o\vin-er h-'li ail symptoms t'^i' I he same sickness. Tin- la>r aita'-k
was unusually sudden and severe and resnlfed fatally, May 2o. b'-!74. — Bi-nnLli/n Pi'jirr.
4, Zki.otes. b. June 2'). 1>^25. '>. Fkancjs };i;r,Kr( a. b. March 28. 1>^32: m. June 3.
1857. Ezra B. (s. of Svlvest>-r and Ist wf. Siirali W. (;re---'n) Tunle. 1>. Mav 3, 1834: coal
mercliant in Brooklvn". X. V. 1. Wiilf/trnji Jf., b. r),^r. S, ls(i2. 2, /',w7'/"/.- Jh"/. b. n,-t.
11, 1804. 3. Liir„]h. Jan. 10, d. Feb. 23, 1873. 4. S,/Jr.stu-, b. F'd.. 2, d. April 22,
1874. G, AVGCsTrs Pi.ixv, b. May {(, \KU: in coal bu'sii:,'Ss witli S. Tutth- ^V Sons. 7,
Wil>5i:k Fisic, b. Jan. H. 1S3S; Prest. X. H. Pank: m. Fannie, da;i. of ^Valter (i-born
of X. H.
III. J<w.-p],, b. Feb. 22. 17P0; m. Jan. 1, P.-;23. l.'achel Dum^aii: res. La Harp.-, 111.
1, Mahti:i:.\a. b. May O. 1814. 2, Tkomas, b. Xov. 23, ls27. 3, Jamks. April 7. 1^30.
4, \Vnj,TAM, July S, '1833. 5, M auy, Jan. 2:i, 1S3(;. (). Sakah Jane,!). Miavh 23. js;-iy.
7, ]>ow-HAix, 1). Sept. 3. IS 11. 8. Joii.v, b. Sept. 2!», bs4!j. '.', LiAiN-]>A, b. Feb. 21,
1849.
IV. Xathanl.J Mix, b. Feb. 27, 170^: u:. Dec. 10. 1S23, Kiioda Curtis. 1, SAUAtt
Ttiom \s, b. X'ov. 18. 1N24: m. Pascdial Fisher. •
\'. Job Mans(i(4d, 1). March 2o, ISOl; m. <)ct. 27, 1^23, Hanm.h P. Pe<-kham. 1.
JEl;l:.^n.^Il J., b. Feb. 27. 182o. 2, Ji-.\.\M:-n i; M., b. Feb. 2'~!. lN2r. 3, J-iskimi, b. Aug.,
1829: d. Mav, 1S30. 4, Lvdia, b. April 12. 1831. T), Samuki, :M ansi- iki.d, b. Sejit.,
1833; d. Matvh. 1n3.-).
VI. James, b. Aug:. 17, 180.V, d. ^[andi 7, 1810.
VII. John S.. twin with James; m. '«)<•!. 7. 1^2'.!, Marv Miller. 1, llAt!t;iF.r ."Mni i;'.:,
b. Aug. 22. 1831: d. Feb. 13. is:;7. 2. IIilVKV P.. h. XoV. 27, 183:!. 3, Ai,vki;!> E., b.
Sept. 20, 1837. 4, Hattii- .M., h. Feb. o, 1^43. o, .ImiN Stai;k, b. June •.'!!, 18b"). 0,
*'"A traditi'^n in the family of ."-iylvestcr Tutile is that three bri'thcrs c.wvc from Kiif,'. and set. ia I.ynn,
Mass. One oi the>e ii;.med Jchii in. ■ — — Hurriil. lie was a Rev. sob and killed in the war. His prop-
erty was entailed and went to the eldest s<in Samuel, who came (rntn Maim- to X. V. to hunt up his hro.
Kzra a mariner who w.is wrecktrd or. I. or .;■ Island, where he ni and settled r-.t T'.iich.o-ji.e. .V wrilii'.i:: left
by hi.s son Sylvester Tuule, iaie of lirookb n, says: Ezra was barn at Chelsea. Mas.s.. Sept. i-,, i,-'m. and
that h.e w.is a .Nb-tludist preacher. lie had hro Ml:>cr:e/.er and sisters I'oHv, who m. I)aL'f;ett. and
Nabbie, who m. — — Waitc. Sylvebler Tuttle, m. April •.-.), 1S2Q. Sarah W. Green, dcsc. fr.^m Rev.
Ti.iiothv ICdwards [ijl. who d. Sept. 21, iS4(>, an>.l had: i, Chailes IT., b. .April 30, i3; ; d. iulv, iS:;i. 2,
lizva I!.', .May -,, iS^^. ;, Sar.ih lane, b. O^l. iS, iS ;^ ; d. .April 8, iS.is.
153 BRANCH OF TIIOMAS.
Stki'IIKN G., 1). Oct. 37. 1S47; d. April 12, lH4i). 7, Jamks Bkewstku, 1). June 30,
1850; d. Nov. 12. 1S.")2.
34358. Hebecca Lydia Atwater, l>. M:u<li 2, 1778; d. Dec. 27, 18112: m. ih-i.
8 r7i''J, Hcv. .];unc.s Murdock, I). Feb. Hi. ]77i">: d. at Columbus. Miss., Aug. 10, INf)!!,
a! 80- i'. ('. 171)7. ^^t't- ''"^ niiiii^ter at Princetmi. Mass.. from 1802 1o isi.j; I'rof. of
Divhiitv and l]c<!<-S!ast!(al Hist. .at .-Vudovcr and Univ. of Vt., 181.V28; pub. two J)is-
courseioii the Aiuntnnut: t<-iu. to N. liar., 1829; in 1830 translated Dr. Win. Muenchci's
Elein('iil!< of Doqiiuiilr ]li>(ory. In 18-'52 pub. .1 X< n- mid Literal Trunstatinn nf Mo>i-
hcim'f Inslitnft'-^ of J-JrcUsiasiical Hhtory; ^ vols. oci. In 1842, Sketrlic^ of Jforul Philos-
ophy, e-y)ii'iiilli/ Amonij the (lermans. He also mad" a " Literal Translation of the entire,
XewTestanient from' the Paschito Syriac Version " into Englisli, and contributed to
numeious iierioilicals. — l}liik£'!< Hio//. 'jJicf. S.IM). . Harv. Col. 1810.
i. Charles MurdocK. b. Sept. 20, I8;i0; d. Nov. 2.'), 1802.
11 .lerrmiah Atwater Murdock, b. Feb. 20, lSii2.
III. Charles .Murdock, b. May 1, d. May N, ]SOl.
IV. Anna Miiidock, b. Sei)t. 2. 180.j: m. Rev. Mi'. Tyler. Slie was bed-ridd.'U
many vi'S. . and under this minisi ry of sorrow devehi])ed a remaikably beantilul
character.
V. Abraaham Murdock. 8ept. 20, 1810.
VI. Lvdia Murdock. ().;i. 18, 1S12: d. Feb. Fj, ixi,"). ' ^
Vll. James Murdock, 1). June 14, d. Sept. 2(i, l,sl5.
Vlll. Lvdia Murdock, twin with James, m. .\at]uini<4„ Smith, s. of Nathaniel and
Comfort (Stonp) FJchard-^ou, b. l.slU: Y. C 18:34; a;i E])is. (derg. in W'utcrtown and
Herbv. Conn., and Editcn- of 77u i.'hi.rch Ju-cinr. ; D.H.
IX. Martha .Murdock, b. _\pril 2, d. .Aiu'ii :!, jsl7.-'-
.,34-4. Mehitable Tuttle, b. June 11), Ki!)'.); m. Dec 7. 1721, Jolm, s. of John and
Elizabeth Heecher, bap. April 0, lO'Jij. In 1717 he prt. to sell laud to bro., J<:benezer
Boecher willi consent (jf his mo., Elizabeth Beecher, as Ins guard, lie d. Feb. 22, 1724,
a. 28. (grave-stone) h'av. an only ch., John. Inv. -t'OlO 18s. sd.; ^vid., Mchila.ble, admx.
She in. (3) Jan. l-M, HOJ. Ixirnabas. s. of Barnabasl aiid Sarah i ;Bu<-kinglutm) Haldwin of
Milford.'fiap. there .Ian. 1. ir,:jO. but \k says. C. C. Ikihlwin. a.seai ly a> IClrJ. and is nauuHl
in Ihe will of that date, of his mother's fatliei-, SamuiJ lhiid;ii,g]iani of Miltord. He set
lied in New llasen, buying our the wid. and heirs of (.'hatlertnu, iiur ret. to .Miiford and
settled oil the ■■ lli>e^- .Vle;i(liiw " land, tafieiward snnth-\M'st part of Woodbridge) rec l)y
tleed fciun Id- f.itluM- in 1720 and in. 1724,—- a n;irt of liie ■' Ibigg .Meadow purcluise," .^o
called, a!i,uu six Inuidrefl :,cres in Miiford an.l l)eri>y Nvhich Tontoiiuic. a sagamore, gave
to Sergt. Hiidianl lUildwin, gr. f. of Baruaba-^, May" 2;;, 1720. Barnabas was one of the
first m'em. of the chh. soc. at Amity, 1742, and that yr., as agenr of the soc., meiiioriah
ized the L. gi--4:nu!e f<,>r iiicovpcu-ation. ln17-'.ihe v,as khisigu of tb..' Oth Co., and in
17411, Lieut', and is ^u called in the New Hav, record of e;ir marks. .1:.in. 20. 171(). In
174^'' made l)v the A^Munbly. ('apt. of the Co. foi .\inity. In .Xjuil, 1 7;^7 . Jolin Beecher,
miiinr s. of John Beecher. ' dc-c. cliose C;i]it. Jolm .\'Hing for guard. In 1744, .lojui
Bee(4iei sieu.; (I a reh'ase of his stele fi.tlicr, Bal'iialias Ikildwin.
1. John Bee,du.'r. b. Sept. o. 1722; m. Mtirv Wilmot. i. by 2d m.:
11. Barnabas P-.-iMwii'.. b. A uj;. Ml, 172ii; m'. Mai-I, 10, 1 7lS, .Mary Terrell .
HI. Mehitable Baldwin, b. Pec. 17, 172S: m. M mvIi (i, 17.-)1. -latnes 4'hoinpsou.
IV. Esther Baldu-in. b. March 2(j. 1731; m. Dee, 22. 17is, Benj^uuin Bull.
^■. Elsie Baldwin, b. .\pril 2il, 17;;:!; (L Jan., ISP!, a. SI); unni.; tlu-n called Alice.
Vi. Temiieraiiee lialdwin. b. Mav 20, i7:UL m. Sauim-l p.aldwin.
^'11. Sarah Hal. 1 win, b. .Marcli lO- 17;::s.
A'HI, Thomas lialdwiu, b. July lU, 1742.
IX. Buiwell Faldwin,!). Julv 18, 174i; d. uum. in Woodbridge, Conn., I'Vb. 17,
1833, a. 8^'.
*Tlwy. ifcotd of Rev. James Murdock's chil. is from one .side of a le.if of ,.i small accovnit bo^k, on thc-
othcr S'dc of which leaf sre si;ndry itcris of sfroceiies and provisions made, app.ircntiy, in iSnj. This
book is in the possession of 1 homas Ch.ittf^rion, Ksq. , of N. Y. C.
•••B:irnahr.s Baldwin (s. of Kuhardi. \>. in Miiford, idfij ; his misfortunes commenced before his birth.—
a posthumous child, and bv t!^• then !;iw in Conn., was not entitled to any share, nor did he receive in
distribiuior, any sh;:rc of he. f;\:hei's hu^^e est. He la (i) Sarah r.ui:kin.i;ham of .Millord, and Ikirn.i.li.is, jr.,
was her voungeMt child. "Born of a rich faOicr, leuitimaie, but no heir, I kt-ow not what life he led
vsn-.il lyi'i or I'j, when hi; hr.itiiers and sisters, bv .se\-eral deeds, ccrnv. to him " Wog^': Meadow' because
he was not included in ihe disc, of liis f., Richard's, est. in \('<,s. He was one of the ;; ranters of the
charter of Derby, and one of the corf.i.i:u<irs of ,-\mily : Sclectmrui of Miiford. and wUh .Siin'l Clark, sr.,
appr.iiser of Gov. 'freat's est., 171^.. tie leii .10 '^hillintrs to \ . C'— V.'((/</:c/'« 0\-r.. /. gj, y.).
atwateh, tuttle, bepxher. 153
3441. John Beccher, 1). Sept. 5, \l'2-l: boutclif in 1760 of Stunuel (lilbert tlu'.
Exclinii^c Uuildiii;;- lot for. of <'liuirh ami t'lmpcl sts., X. II. After his d. liLs s. Tliad-
dciis luid liis store and dwellinir house there. "' After d. of Tliadfleus tlio jdace ■\vas sold
•Ian. -i. 1824, to tlie Katrh.* Bank, and the house was then rem. to the soutli side of W.
<_'ha]K'l St. and is now the rear of Benjamin Beeelier's store. Eli B. Austin bouj^ht of
tlu- heirs of Tliaddeus Beeclier the lots on Cluircli St., and that ])art of the Gilbert lot
continued in tlie possession of tlie 'futile desr. until tlio present time, tlie next owner
being Se_vmour Bradli^v, the next Emily Dwiglit, dau. f)f (.iiles Mansfiehl. 'I'lie lot and
store on \V. Chaoel st., wlioie tht- old Beecher lionse stands, is still owned bv the wid.
of Eli B. Austin."— A'tr. Dr. Clcnland in X. IT. Col. Ilisf. .%>,-. Paptrs, vol. 1," '-Gilbert
Lot." lu 17-lS .lohn Beecher conv. land in .\init_v to I'liphalei Beecher. He iii. Marv
AViim<,t, b. 172(j; d. Feb. is, 1^00. *('apt. John Beecher d. Nov. 2)2, 17!i3, a. 72 yrs.
1. Eli, b. 1748: in. Susanna Kimberly.
II. Thaddeus. b. 1749; d. .v. /. Jan. 17, 182o. He lived and carried on bu.-iness
<-orner Church and Cha])el sts. (Exchange Place Cor.) until he .sold the property to tlio
Eagle Baid^. It is sadd that lie paid a gallon of nnu for a sapling tliat he })lanied, now
the niaguiticent elm that spreads its shelterii-.g arms over tie' town ]ium]>. " For more
than -"iO yrs. lie was a respectable n!^■rchau^ in this city (.N. 11.). honest and honorable iu
his dealings with all. A lirnm-dlent and iirin friend," gra^•e stoiu-. Anna Smith, wid.
of Warham. in her \s'lli dated ]^12 naities Iter friend Thaddeus B<:'eelier; the o chil.
of Charles and Alngail ChfumC'^y; Anne Prentice \N-f. cd' C(j1. Jonas and others. He in.
Lois , v.dif) d. April 20. istjo, a. 57; (2) Elizabetli, dau. of IJichard Cutler, ^^]lod. A[iril
21, l^ilO, in ;-)Slh yr. ; (oi Rebecca Dunning, who d. Dec. 9, 1823. a. .>l. He devised liis
}MO]nMty to M(4dtal>le Mix.
III. .Marv, b. 17ol; d. Julv 4, 178(1. a. ;;."); ni. Benjamin Cutb-r, b. 1746; d. June 30,
1774. a. 2s.
IV. Sarah, b. 1756: d Sej.t. 13, 17!Jo, a. 39; ni. Jonathan Austin, wl... d. <)..'t. 10,
1823. a. 7s. 1,' 'i'iT.vi)i)!:t s, b. 1783; d. Apiil 22. 1866, a. >^o: m. Almiva Hull. b. ]7!il;
d. Fell. In. 1S6U, a. 78. /., dau.; m. G'eo. Mingan; re.-^. X. Hav.; 2, Thnddeus, res X. J.
2, John, d. unm. 3, Saii-MI. b. lil)U; d. M:-.r(di 2, l>-6(), a. 76; unin. 4. N.\.v(v, d.
inf. o. Ei.r BEKfiiKi:. b. June 23, 17113; d. .\pril I'l. 1~42; in. Mary. dau. of Snmuel
and Sarah G orb am", who'd. March 17, 1822, a.27yi'>. ; (2.^ Grace Maria, dau. of Cajit.
lienjarain Beechei', (jin.sty
V. Mehitai.le. b. 17."i6; m. Elisha Mix.
W. Content. Ii. 170]; d. Nov. 16. 17^4. a. 23; joined First chh. in X. H.. 17^0.
Vll. Mercy, b. K'ii': i;i. \\':dter Bro^^n.
Vlll. Rhoda, m. !7^"^. Jo-epii Downs. 1. J(\-KiMi . ni. and lived in ^Voodin•idge,
<.'onn. 2, Am \Mv\, nnni. 3, D.vr.. m. Je.li Xortliroj), sea. cajitaiii. 4, DAX:.,ni,
Ciowtdi of Wocdbriiltre. o. D.\r., in. .Merritinm.
IX. Anne. m. ^^"il!iam Cutler.
34411. Eli Beecher, b. 174S: mast-.r of a X. Y. and X. Hav. j.arket; wa^; a';-cid.
knocked overboard and tlrowneil in X. lla.c. harb^;:-, May lo. 17^1>: est. div. 1792 to wid.
Susanna. .Mary, J^-nj., Susanna, Sarah and 'Idiaddeus. who weie nnnors; wid. .Sujanna
guard. In 17!(2 an agreement between Thaddeus and heirs if Eli about, a hon.se own(>d
in commcni, where V.W lived, lb-, m. Sus.anna Kimberly, 1>. 1746; d. Oi-t. 2n\ 17'..'S, a. o2.
I. Benj^.niin, b. .fnly4. 1774; ni. Martha ^'arnKilee.
II. M.u'y, livir.g in ]"7M).
HI. Sus;inna, b. 1777; d. Dec. 7, \>^';\.. a. 72; m. J allies Cochran.
1\". Sarah, b. 17S1: d. .Ian. 3'1, 1^')2, a. 7 1: m. Jan. lo. Is06. Thomas .\twater. b.
Ai.ril 1.-,. I7:s; ,1. An-. 21. 182^, a. oO. 1, Stsaxxa K., b. Aj.ril 11. 1M,(7; m. Geo.
Lewi:-. 2, Mai;v H.,'Fel.. 28, 1809; m. Theo. D. Read. 3, ];i,i>iia, b. Dec. l^^ JSU.
4, Em B.. b. June 22, 18)4; d. March. 1815. o, Xancv IL, Nov. 9, 1816: m. Amos
Fo<.t J^anies. {l-'ui-:h (tml Jj'irins.) 6. Tko.mas B., Sept. 2U, 1818. 7, S.-UtAii B., Sei>t.
7, 1S24: 111. Ca|-t. W. W. Clark.
V. Thaddeus. 1). 17s>^; d. Sept. 2, 1S22. a. 31; m. Maria ^Vuodwa^d.
VI. John, not named in div. of Ids f. est. in 17V)2.
*Thc John ISeecluTof Vv'. Hav.. b. Oct. i, 1744; d. Nov. 3, 17S5; sup. s. of Capt. John. In 1787 Deacon
Nathaaif.-! Smith nnd Capt. Silas Kimberly lo divide his est. to wid. Mary ladm.x.) and S chil.: distribution
recorded N. tb, Deo .^o, i7^->: SHrnix-; (.'.indee and Sil.is Kiinhnlv ('iviicrs; wid. to h^ve haif tlip hoii<e ■
at \\ es; End, the barn and 11 .icres c,i" land at U'cstlit-ld: N;tlh,inic! to hive the cooper .'hop; the other
chil. named as helow. t)ne-third of the sl.jop liaehelor, value i'l \ beloiig^ed to the c>t. ^Vid. .Mary was
Prob.d.iii. of \\"m and sis. 01 Col. Wni. I.ycjo. See .ic'' ■'■'■"■''•'' It! • '• NAii:.\MH,. 2, K?k.\, m. Mary
'1 rowli.'-idLre. wtio d. in S-.ulhbury, Conn., a. o?; had s. .V,i/.'/(!«/,7, ni. Dinah Smith of W . Hav. 3,
J iHN. 4, .Ai.^NS'i.v. :;, D,v.l'.). 6, !.-.\,J,e. 7, .NI-;;.. 3, Tha.-.kicl.
154: BRAXCII OF TJIO.MAS.
344131. Benjamin Beecher, 1<. .July.i, 1774: aftr-i'd. of liis f. livtvi \\itii liis
1111 -Ic, TilinUU;Us Bi'cclirr. 1 If Was cupt . of tin" fi l>t stciuilliuiit 1 ii-tNvcfii N. Y. ami X.
11. It r;iii only i). Byraiii"s Cove, riiirty-tive miles tioiu X. V., FultouV m mopnlv
covering thereat of the water, 'i'lic X. Ilav. jiasseiiiri is we n- carried thence hv lainj.
" Capt. I?en. IjeerhiM-," in liis lai.r yrs., was t]n^ town a:;-fiit. aii<l had charu-f of the tow n
j)our. No citi/en was heiHT or more favoriil)U l-;no\vii; m. \^'ell)l!a, dan. of .leifiiiial.
J'arnialee, h. 177o; d. ls(j:l a. ss. 11^ d. .Ian." 7, IS.",!^;, a. 84.
1. Eli, b. 1790; ni. (.'amiine Wallace.
II. William Parmalee, h. 17'.i7; d. 1851); unm.; mariner; made liis fir.-t voyage,
1812; taken bv the British and coniined in the ]>artmonr i)ribon till end of war.
HI. Heniy, b. 17110; in. Harriet "Woodward.
IV. (h-uce Maria, b. March 7, ISOl; ra. p]ii Beeclier Austin.
V. Joliii Edward, b. Feb. 14 180:': m. Jeanm-tte Thompson.
VI. l.abin Smith, b. Jan. 30, 1803: m. Frances A. ].,ines.
VII. William Parnialee, b. l^liO: d. in S]iain, Oct. 24, 1859.
VUl. Benjamin, b. 1807; m.js-^y, lluldali Foster Yale, i). Oct. 17, 1808. [4J
IX. Weahhy Ann, b. 1808: in. Elmer 'J'ownsend.
X. Elizabeth roUins. b. Der. i), 1810; <l. .v. {., July 12. 187;i; m. Andrew E.
Kidston.
XI. Mary,b. isi:i; m. Charles Henry t'ulton; (2) Hon. Frederick, s. of Rev. iienrj
Croswell, l>.l">., J ud^'-e of Probate, who d. : ns. X. Y. ('. with Hev Dr J if
Tuttle. No Chil.
XII. Edward Collins, b. 181.J; d. a. 'A or 4 vrs.
XHI. Sarah Parmalee, b. 1817; d. 1874; m." Kov. I.saac H. Tut lie. D.D. [1]
XIV. Susan, b. 1819; m. Hamilton L. Smith. 1, S^s.\^, m. and d. leavin<;- vounc
chil.
XV. Julia, b. 1821; unm.; res. X. Y. C., with liev. Dr. Tuttle.
3441 P. 11. Eli Beecher, b. 1790; d. 1830. a. 41; m. Caroline Walla.-e, b. 179S; d.
I8;^y.
I. Caroline Elizaberh. d. 18:1=:, a. 20.
II. William Wallace, in. Jea.nnetie Phipps. lied Dec. 17, 18:)2, a. 33. 1, ('Alid-
ltxe; m. . 2, Eri.T;M;. m. .
III. \\'ealthy Ann, (i. lN3s', a. 17.
IV. Thaddeus, m. Maria ]>roi.ks. 1, Tkaodkcs. res. X. Y.C. 2, Fan'NV. 3. .
V. Eduin Wullaoe. a rover: unm.
VI, <'Jrace Maria, unm.
Vil. ]>cniarain Eli, the only one living (1878); unm.
3441313. Henry Beecher, b. 1799; d. March 23, 1855; m. llarnet Woodward.
b. 1801; d. LK'<-. 3, 1851; (2) Isubdhi I'lUpr.son.
I. Henry Auifustine. b. A])i-il <1, |S-.:!4: d. Feb. lii, 1859; m. Marv L. Baker: .v. i..
il. Harriet Maria, Feb. 1, 182(i; in. Carver J. (ioss of Colorado; .v. /.
III. Edward Collins. May 20. 1831: m. Jan. 28. ls,-)7. Fidelia Starr Morehouse: res.
X. Ilav. 1, Fir)i;M.\. d. 18lil. 2. Cii.\.i;i,i:s h^Dw.vni). 3. Hati u: \V()01)W.vi{D, b. Sept.
13 1801; d. Aug. 19, 1803. 4. Si sii; Sia!;i;, Xov. 14, lsG4. 5, IhiNKY Nifiioi.sux.
June 28, 1807. 0, .A.XMf. Fasskt'i, r>ec. 12, Is;-,'.
IV. Siepheii W'oodv.ard. April 25, 18;>:;; d. March 23, 1857, unm.
V. Sarah Parmah-e, m. Alon/.o Piee of Col.: .v. /.
W. Cliarle.s Austin, <.>;-t. 9, 1"<37: d. June s, 1857.
VII. Piobert William. He,-. 14. iNiil); m. June, INi'rJ. Antoinette (.'(kkIscII; res. Hartf.
1, Al.KEKT WOODWAIID. Jan. 5, ISO'J.
VIII. Ellen Forbes, b. Aug. 27, 1813: d. March 5. l'^44.
IX. Anna Cordelia, twin with Ellen, <1. W-r. 2><. 1S4;;. i. bv 2d m.:
X. ^^ illiani Henry, March 23, 1851; lost at sea oil C.-ipe Town, .May 12, 1S70.
3441314. Grace Maria Beecher, b. .March 7. 1801; living in 18^1 a; West
Medvcay, .Mass.: m. Eli B<-ei-her, s. of Jonathan and Sarah iBi-ecln'r) i<'/,(t.) Austin.
He m. isl.. Mary Uorham, who d. ls22. a. 27.
I. Mary .\iignsta Austin, Xov. 11, 1S21: m. June -xi. ]SK;, W'm. C. P;iin, b.
Tenn., Feb -j-i, IS'M. 1. .M\i;v Ih iz \r.r.]ii, b. .Man-h 9, is.",!; d. .Mareh 5. lsS5. 2.
l>\vi!A M\i:iA.b. Dec. 8. is.-.O; ir,. June 5. IsTli. Willis IV Teiuele. b. .\I,-irlb-ro. .Mass. .
.Ma\ 5. 1S.-)1.
II. Beiij. l-^.re,hcr Austin. Aug. 13. 182ii: d. Jan.. ls'(;7: m. 1S51, in M.c. Eli/.:.beib
(iriliin. who d. 1875. 1. Ih.i I'.iN.iAMi.v. 2, \\M. Hh.MiV. 3, Fdiisa .Mai:i.\. 4.
I>o!;t.!;r Sni.iiM an. 5, Iji/ai'.i 'i ii.
r.EECIlEE. 155
HI. Sarah Klizalj<-th Austin, Jan. 20. 1S2S; d. Au_t,^ 5, 1831.
IV. Win. P^li Austin, Judo 20, l.syO; d. at «('ii June 20, iN.jl; unni.
^'. CIkk. Ilonry Austin, Sept. H. \><-'-i: d. June 10, 1S37.
\\. Henry ('niton Austin, April 1(1 1S:!7; ni. in 111. Martlia Iluddk'ston. b. A'a.,
Oct. 11, 1SI2. 1, ']'ii(iM.\s J.\si-Ei:. 2, ("has. Hk.nky. 3, Faxmk Amki.ta. 4. Hos-
\Vi;r.i, (.'(M.vi:i>. Ti, Ai.i;kkt Ki.Mf.K. (!. (i'i;.\(K AicrsTA.
VII. Kli/.aljetli Bft'rlier Austin, April 2S, INIO, uiun.
3441315. John Edward Beecher, b. Feb. 14, 1808; d. May 21, 1S78. In 1821,
\v(^nt on a three yrs. whalina- voyage and on return made chiel' nuite, soon alter cominir
of a^e, made master; and so continued until 185S. In that year was wrecked in shij)
Sebago, and took to tlie boats:. After 24 hours nf ini, use suiTt'ring was jucked ii)i, but
was nevei- \\'ell afterwards; m. Jeannette, dau. of ^Villianl 'J'lHini))son, ^\■ho lived niajiy
yrs. on Georixe st., X. 11., whei'e the Trinity chh. " Home" now stanils. Shed. 1808.
I. Kmily, d. 1^71; m. Samuel ]?. ^'mith, and anions; others had: 1, CouDiCLiA
M., m. Feb., r^7?. Frederick IJurton, s. of liunou iuid M:try (lieecher) Mallory. [4]
II. Harriet, m. Xoyes ('. Mix. (2") John C. Anderson.
III. John, uum.
rV. Mary, d. 1S77; m. John V. Anderson, who m. (2) hvv sis. Harriet, wid. of N.
C. Mix, s. of John Anderson, who d. in Paris, France. Nov. 22, IS'"^!, leaving personal
jiroperty valued at .*1 .lO'VOOO, and real estate at upward of 2,."i00.(!00, situated in X. Y.
C., Westchester Co.. Fa., aiid Mas,-. One it^m of the I'lal estate, being a block near
the Fifth a\o. entrance to the Oentral Park, consisting of twelve lots on Fifth ave, and
7 on 58th St. This land -vs as bought a few years ago liy the acre, and its sah' by Mr.
Anderson is rej)orted at .$030,000 in 1882. ^tr. Anderson is now erecting an elegant res.
on Oraujre St., Xew Haven. 1, Ai-iC'KM.,m. Putherford, s. of Tliomas Tro\vbr)dge. [11].
V. ' Erjward, d. y.
^441316. Laban Smith Beecher, b. Jan. 30, 1805; learned the trade of a wood
carver of llezekiah Angnr. When Jacks<ui was Pre~. lie rarve<l his fijrine at ful) lengtli
for tlie frigate. ( on>titution."" .-Vfterward. he was ii\ a ])rosperous leather business
with F.luKM- Tow nsci\d. In 18.38 a L'lrector in the Cliicagij Land Co.; subseijuently he
bought largely w irh Indian land warrants, and from Oshkosh. Wis., sent lumber to the
eastern markets; and at time of his dec. was tlmughl to be the second largi'St timber
owner in Wis. lie did much to improve the country, and won the confidence of the
IndiiUis by Ins efforts to jdotect their reservations. ILv. lalaued to procure a city charter
for Po\buty, Mass., and was elected iju its tirst I'oard of Aldermen. .\t time of liis d.
he was J'lvi. of the Fnited Insurau'-e Co. of postf.n. lie d. at Oshkosh, Mich.. Oct. 22,
1876, (jf injuries by a runaway team; bu. from his res. in Poston Highlands, Mass. He
was a mem. for 40 vr>. of xhe Elliot Com:, chh., Pu.\burv. IP-m. Feb. 2i;, 18-J8. Frances
A. Pines. f4] "
I. William Chapman. ]>. :\larch 21. d. l).-<-. 2."), lS2n.
II. T>ouisa Augusta. Dec. 27, 1^30; ineatly as,~isted the com])iler in collc'ting this
record of desc. of Jolm P.eech(>r; m. .May 27, 18.V2, William tJaston, b. at Kiiliugly.
Conn., Oct. 3, b'^20, s, of .Mexander and Keziah (.\rnold) (Jasto'i. His ancestor, a
Frent.di Huguenot, came over about 172")-;jU, and set. in Killingly. Conn., wheie the
family continued until ls;j-'. when the f. id' Win. icm. to Po>ton. He ])re))ared for
college at the Proo];lyn and Plaiidield Aeademies; entered Hro\\'n Fniv, at the a. of lo,
and grad. with Imuor. 1^40. Aft^-r a course of stiidv in the law olUce of Hon. Fiancis
Ililliard oi' Hoxlnirv. and of C. P. \- P.. P. Curtis of i-Iostoti, he was admitteil to the l>ar
in 1844. In Poxbury le.- held, among otiier otiircs, that of City Solicitor for a number
of yis.; ehcted .MaMU-of theeity ill ISlil. anil re-rlecied in 18i;2, alnmsl unanimously,
there being but four Votes in o|ipo.--luon. For many yrs. In- uas a un-mOer of tht- law
firm of Jewell, (iaston iV Field of Boston. In ls.""j;i Imd ISol In^ w a.- elected, to the House
of Hepx. as a \\'l>ig; and auain. in ISoii, by a cwinMnat imi cd' W bigs and r>emocrats
against the ivnow notliings. In 18ijS, idected to tin- Senate, thoui;-li the district v.as
.■^i v;anic. not llio hc,i;l ot Ho'Dier.'-.cs. but t!ie hcaj cf Gtn j:ick;on's vvoc>ciL-n statnt-, ihc !;t;urL--hci!il ol the
Constitution, 'flu.- d.^rintr liiie! went in a bnat al niL;iu and s;\>.vcd itotT. ru'lu iiiider ihi: very irf.iH ot the
otlicer who guiirded the deck. One of lI'ic e.irs was sunt .-s a t;i tt in .Mr. .M. No.ih of .N . V. C . Tliis act
vv'.is supposed to linve a pohtir.,1 sii,'nrti.Mncc. and tlie [lemocrat--. char!^f<l ilic Whic's with it. It c.iu^ed
a {jreai excitement ihroughoul i) c LOuntry. 4'iic ship «a.-; <ir>'.LTcd to .Vi\\- N'.i.'k ;ii;d il;c licui repl.iced.
150 BRANCFF OF TIIOM.VS.
t^trou'^'-lv Kc]Mil)licaii. In 1870. nfter tlie aimexutinii of Koxbury to Boston, ]u- was
olectpil "Mayor of the enUui;:L'd city, and reelevtcd inl.sTl. In 1S74, plected (Jovof
Mass. bv about 7000 maJDritv over Lieut. -Gov. Thomas Talbot. In 187(j lie dediiu'd
tlie nmi. for (/ov. in favor of Clias. Francis Adams, and the sm. yr. declined the Cou^.
Dom. fn;m tLit Fnurlh District. At tlie expiration of his Gubern:itorial term he activelv
resumed his proiV.ssional practice, and in ItuO, having associated Mr. ('. 1.. B. \\'hilney,
continues undrr the firm name of Gaston & Whitney, \\diile Gov., the hon. (bsg. of
LL D was .(Uifrrred bv Brosvn and llarv. T'nivs. 1, S.\l'..\]i lIow.\U]\ ]). IS',;!. -J,
Wm Ai KWNULK, b. IS.")'.): II. C. -^ TiiKODDi;!-; I'.r.KeiiKit, b. isni ■ d. 1S(!'.).
HI Fiances Aiueliu, .1 une o, 188:3; m. lion. Henry G. Crowdl, (s. of Isaiah Growell
of Vaiiiicmth ("apt- t'od. Ma-s.,) meirhant of Boston: mem. of the Governor's CNumcil of
Mass. in Gi,v'. GiaHin's adm., and has hrld oihtM" public trusts. 1, xMaktii.v LOUISA, b.
ISO.") ',\ Ai.Ki: Bkowx, b. 1861).
IV. 'I'lieo.lore SediTwick, 1). Ajuil (I, 18:35; d. .^larch S, 184(;.
V. l-;ii-/.abeth (lourley; b. March 5, 18;j!t; m. Hon. Henry Wm, l'\i]ler, b. Hooksc-iJ,
N H '.hiiic :>0, IKlS. (s. of David (i. and .lime C. Gonvi-rsc Fuller); Hart. Tel. 18.")7,
dasspn.'t- LI.. i?.,Harv. 1859, takinti- first pri/.e for legal es--ay: b.-an practice ai Con^
cord N 11., ISC.O; was tlm tirst man to enlist in thr l.st Hegt. N. 11. vols, on 3 mos. call
in 1S(U: c.n'imi.ssi'uned as 1st Lieut, bi-forc leaving Hie state; serve, 1 through the war in
Depl. of Va.. Hept. of tin- (iulf, Dept. of the Soiith; promoted to raidc of Capt., Major,
Lieut -Col . V'ol. aii'd brev.Briir. (fell. After the \\-ar remained in La. two yrs., then
rem. tn'Boxburv, Mass., and began i>riictire (d' liiw in 18G8. Bep. in Mass., Leg. 1875,
'7<i '7^ 'TU, unci Senator 18>^0. 1, FKKi)}:uitK BKi.tiiKU, b. 187-2.
' \'l. Julia Martina, b. March 1. ISll; contribut-.r to Thr Ua^'h-n B'/U' over signa-
ture "Aunt Mary.'" Avolume of .-.(deetions from lii-r writings lias been published.
3441319. Wealthy Ann Bcecher, b. 1801); d. De,-. L>1,1878; m. 1831, Elmer
Town-nd. b. ls()7; d. in Boston 1^:^71.
I. l-.li'alieth. Townseiid, d. a. '2 yrs.
11. l-',li/.abeth Townseud. d. ii. 7 vrs,
HI llenrv Flmer 'fownsend. b. Dec. '2l\ 1S44; liar. 1'. ISC,:',; Med. ^^ch. with Imnors
isr,7; 1,1. .\pril" 11. Istr?. Emilie AW Kaupe. 1). Mairli 10, 18415, at Crevelt Bhine, Prussia,
L IJoiiKKT Fi.NrKK. b. at Vienna. Austria, Feb. 7, I^On. 2. Fimtz Ki)Wai;I), ai Boston,
^ia-- \n.'- 15 ISiiO. :S. Lii.iAX lli.-NKiKTi A, at B. .lune 17, 187;].
]\ ibden G.rdelia Tow]i^,i„i ni. Ai-ril ]S, 187:3, Theodore F. Breek, M. D., of
Sprii!..:tield, Ma-s. 1, Hki.kx 'I'ow.nsknd, -Marcli 10, 187:3. 2. \\ M. Gii.M AA. ■Hiiie rJ,
1^75.
A'. 15. -nj. Bee(4ier To\Mis<-nd, Dec. ISli); liarv. Fniv. 1^71, with honors; matricu-
lated at IvliidMirdi Fniv. 1870: m. Aug. OO. 1S7-2, Sophia .Anna Kanju', b. at Crevelt or
Crefii-Id. Rhine, i'rusHa, J;m, 27. 1^50, 1. Nki.sov Kat'I'l:, 1). .\n'^-. 1, ls7;3. at W nitz-
burg. Lavaria.
34415. Mehitable Beechcr, b. 1750: d. F< b. -24, lS-25, a. 00; m. Fli.sha Mix,
b. 175!: d. Dec. 11, lsl:3, a GO.
I. Klihu Mix, b. 1775: supere;irgo and ])art i>wner with ('apt. Brintnal fd N. ILiv,
on a-e.i'.irii;- vovaee to the Pacilie and^'hina. At one of the Sandwi(di Island (Owvliee)
he to,.!; ,„, bonrd' and biouii-ht home th- two naiive;-, Thouuis Koopln. and Henry
<)l)oo!viali, wh,, %\,Te taken bv die i''or. .Miss, Sor. and educated as missionaries t.) their
naiive i.dand.. Koo]du) returned in ISOO. but Glieoki.di d. at the lM)r. M iss. School _ni
Cornwall, Conn., Fell, 17, IslN. a. -jr,. For this act Mi'. .Mix was ])oisoned by the wife
of Kieg 'r:'.m:diama, and d. at Owvhee, 180S. He was rharged with inten.li-ig to bring
awav a son of tliekinii; m . Nanrv At wat<>r. i>. .ian. 15, i;s:];d, ls.-,0. 1 . l^inv AKt), b. 18O0;
.sea'eapi,: res. N . Hav.: m. ls:;il. l-'.nulv, duu, of Fbene/.,.r I'ow risr-nd, 1, l-jJininl
y,y/r/,.>,„(/. m. .Marv, duu. id' Jolm llayi's: .v. i.\ res. .Milwaukee. \\'is 0, (JIju-'I. '■'>,
F''iii>i'. 4, y-.''/' ////,' m. .lames Baldwin: ii cldl.: summer res. near N. Hav., adjoining tlie
Kliliii I'.hd;.' pluei'. ,in Chcrrv Hill. 0, FmiiL Lkoxakd, m. Mary Ann Barney [/'"•'■■/]■
II, .Mary .Mi>.. b. 1770: <l. 1815, a. 00; m. Jotd Pardee. 1, HiJNiiY, d. .:<. /. abt,
187^: m. -".
111. LouiNa .Mix, b. 17:!l: d. 1^17, a. ;'.S: m, Capt, Caleb Biintnal, b. .Jan,, 1775; d.
,Man-l! 5, 1n50, a. 75 vr.->. 2 mos. 11, ■ was Stati' Dlre,-tn:-of the N. llav. Bani;. lb- m
(0)1,1;. l.~t wf.'s .-is., rontent. 1, Ci; \i:r.i:s !',,, b. Matrh 01, F-OO; d. 1^0^, ,;nm.: de\i-ed
a larire j.art of h'v prop, to l^nu! v T, lwn^.e^,dl. to whom h.' had be,']) engaiced. 0. Ilr.XKV
\y..\>. *>,•!. S, psu.-,; a. .\iiril l."lN51; m. .Mary Ann. dau. of Dr. Forbes: several chil.
:;. F.i (lit Mix, b. An-, vt, lSiJ7; m, Haiglit; 0 chil.
I{EEC1IJ:K, BALDWIN. 257
IV. Mi'liitabk- .Mix. b. 17^4; d. IVc. 5, 1841. ;i. r,7: in. .Mili^s Croiham 1. 1TS2- d
IMarcli 1,T, 1^34, a. 4-3. 1, Loi-isa ]}., 1,. ISIS; ,]. S.-nt. 1, IS (r,. a, 27. - • - . ■
V. Contrnt Mix, 1). 17>^'.i; d. Nov. ."i, ISC.-,, a . 7(1; ni. Frank lUilklev ■ (2)('ai,t Calc-l,
r.rintnal. 1, S'aiiah Bii.ki.kv, hi. II. -my Fivld. 2, Fiiaxcks J^-lkt'ey, 111. Matthew
(f. Elliot (liis 2i! \vf.), 1). Nov. Hi, \xurr inpicli. ; Pvrs. S. lluv. & X. London 11. K. Co.-
Pits. Tra(ii-ni.'nV .\at. Bank. X. Hav., -Ml) yrs. Jli.^; l<t uf. wa.s Marv .Vni;, liaiu ot'
William Brintti/il, jr.. by wiinm he hud: Charlfs, d. Auv. lS:-;7 Hosalie 1) .Julv
ls;l9; d, Feb., lS4t.;. Fred'-riek. 1>. .Maivh, 1H4L Tlieodure! d. a. G iiios. 3, H.'\Kl;v
Bl!I^;T^AI;. 4. ]\rAMV Br.iNTX\i,, in. Leveret Pardee.
VI. Flisha >Fis. b. 1794: d. 1S18, a. 19; lost ai sea o!i voy:io-e to France
VIL hlenry .^lix, b. 1707: d. Wert Indies, Au^-. 12, lS21,a.'24.
34417. Mercy Beecher, b. 17'o!); d. .lan. 22, 184.-), a. 7G; m. Walter Brov.n b
1770; <1. Nov. 2:, 1>>IJ7, a, ;^7: s. of Jacob Ibowu win, d. A].ril 7, 17it;i iu his 4G!h vr.;
Thad, Beecher one of tiie aduirs. of liis e.-l. in 17!)'.
]. Mary Brown, b. Jiuie. 1704: d. .Inly •?,:,, JTHC.
11. Kli/Abeth M. r,roWH. b. 1790: d. Oct. 1. Is47, a. 51; ninn.
IM. Jacob Bio\.ii, b. 17iiO: d. June 24, 188:^ a. ;ji; m. ilenri.'ti:i Mihs. h lSr»2- d
Sept. 24. 1832, a. SO. 1, Matiy. m. Win. Datr^rctt Bryan, merchant tailor. Xew Haven
2, IIlOXHIf.TI A.
]y . -Mary Brown, m. Wm. \\'ad>\\"ort]).
V. Wel',<t<-r P>ro\vn. b. 1>-0:J: d. .Ai^ril 20, 1818, a. 15.
84419. Anna Beecliei', m. William, s. ol Hicdiavd and ilannah (Muwell) Cutler
b. Nov. IG, 1774; d. June S, isn, a. MT yrs. II,. ni. (2'i Susanna
1. Anna ("utler. only child, b. N. llav. July 12, 177:j: d.- Feb. 8. IS.j!), a. 7G; m.
Oct. 9, 1792, rharies WhittleM-y. mercliaiH of X. II, ,\., b. iU-t. 18, 17<>4'; d. I>ee. 12, I's^s".
a. 64; s, ot liev. Sanmei i;ind bm. of Susanna Wliittlescv, b. Dec. 25, 170G, who ni."
Judo;.: Dyer White, f. of Henry White. F-^q. , desc. fnnn "Pres. Channcev.) 1, MvKY
('uti,t:h, 1). Ani{. 12, 179:'.; d. X. II. Dec. 5. ls.-,;S. 2, ri[ArNCi:v, b. Aug-."5, d. .\\v. 25.
1795. o, Susanna, 1,. Dec. 5. 17UG;m. P.ev. Samuel Bridire Iriirer-ol. ^".'^C, isl7, A , M •
d. 1820: (2) ^Vin. T. Fusii^ of Boston. 4, Chaiilks Bisyax, b. Dec. 12, 179S: J)ca. 'ist Clih.'
N. II. 18ootode,-. Uci. 18, 1*^49; merchant: m. Jane Bradley :Muiford, b. June s l.sOo'
[G] 5 chil. 5, CuAtNeKY, b. S'-i't. (i. 18UI; Y. C. 1820; A. M., Bev.; d. March 12 ]s2G'
G, Joiix <'rTT.Ki!, b. Xnv. 1. isii:^; d. Ane-. 13, ls;J5; ni. June 7, 1829. Fli/,a Vraller b
1807. 7, l!i:.N-KY Xkwtox. b. Feb. 9, isyS; m. Xov. 3(1, 1.S37, Elizabeth A. Wilson of
N. 11. 8, .MAiniiA Ann. b. Oct. i:'., 1811; d. April 5, 1S4G: ni. Feb. 17. 1s39, Bev Geo
Alexander Oviatt, A. .M.. is 12. 1, Gtorge AL.ritnJn-,Y. C. lii'rZ- Yi D X Y Col Med
1875. '
3442. Barnabas Baldwin, h. Au,<r. 31, 172G; d. Dec. 24, 1804; w. ],.rov. Jan. 14,
1805: Epluaini and Siias exci.,. 1 lie d. of two of his slaves are rec. in \\' chh rec'
1792 and 17.)9; m. March 10, 174s, Mary Terrell of .Miliord, who d. Jan. 15, 1803, a.'
74; res. Woodbridei', Conn.
I. Sila.s, b. Xla.'cli 11. 1748; bap. Oct. 19, 1748; X. 11. chh. rec; d v.
II. Mary. ba].. Fei.,. 10, 1751; d. y.
III. Sarah, bap. Jun-' 3, 1753: prob. d.
IV. Bai-nabas, b. 1?G0: n;. lluldali Allinrr BiJdwin.
V. Jaied,
VI. .Mary, h, Mar--h is, in;.-,; ;„. 17^:3, Ebene/.er Beeclier.
Vil. Ivphraim, b. 17Gii; m. Martha Newton.
VIll. Silas, b, 1770.
34424. Barnabas Baldwin, of Woodb,, Capt., d. Julv 11, 1804; m. Iluldali
Allin-- (dau. of Enoch and Mary Allnio-) Baldwin of \\'oodbrid.ire."Conn., b. Feb. 11. 17G4;
d. Dec. 15, 1801. a 3S; prob. irr. d.-ui. of Ebenezer A llin:: and' .Marv Tuttle (;,... «n, whose
'Jd hu.s. weis Asa Told, for in 1797 she shared equallv w'ith thedaus, of Solomon' PhipMs
m the divi-ion of .Mrs. Marv Tnd.ps est. m. (2) . '
I. Inf., <1. All-. 17, 17^7.
11. Amos, d. -hiiir, 1^17, ;i. ;;;j; unm.. and left his e^t. to his b>nr bros below.
111. Allin.i:, .1. Ausr. 30, i^2I, a. 39, num., and left his est. to hi.s three bros.
W . Major, b. Ji-.ne, 1 7^-- . ■of Bed. Winir. Minn.V m. Nov. 22, Isio, Harriet Per-
sons, dnii. of Linns Line.- of V>'.,r,,i i.rid--,.. 1,.' M;iit1i 9, 17,SS: livine; i,s74 i,-,' Ih^ihel. He
swerved with lionor in t'ne war of lsl2: d. of fever Oct. 10 183!. L HAt;T Bak.vai;as, b.
April 15,1814; m. Mav G, 1835. Heliecca Barnum of Danhurv, Conn'- b Xov '"'5 IS13' d
•hui. 5, 1SG9; (2) Oct. IG, 1873, Carrie Ilalverson, furmerlv of"Xor\vav, Europe. He' set. 1S57
15S BRANCH OF THOMAS.
• ij\i \v;„,T Minn 1 l)ir!"ht V'lior. h. Aug. SG, 1836; m. (Vt. 80, 1860, SuPim E.
t^:^^^^%^Kj:L'-!:^.i^^i ^. SUlnA-M Mavch G,1S68. 3^ Dwi^ht Major,
h Mmv ■>: 1>^G7 ' -^ fr^v./Y/, Winiaiii, b. Miiv2, 1838; livinor18. i, m Kea.luig. Codh.. unui.
•^ 7/7/ ;•/•?./ l,/^.'/a^i>ec ;V. 1S:;9; m. D.c il, 1802. Heuben P. t^iuiil. of Mass.; res. Muiue-
' V- A ,;, 1 H-UTi • b" .T.-.-, 4 18(U, 4, San, ad EUlr.t. b. March 0. 184:$; m. Nov.
T^Ciu ^ "a.LUloof'Mi. i: Frank K.. b S.-pt. 11. isi;3. o, m,,-, ,, April 0:?.
18 •^" ui; kil eci v^ li a.-oiden. on U. ^^ Mi^.. K. K 6, C/.'.?.. Ml, n, b. IVb. 14.
sj- n"-l^ t-ing^- 0-B.TSKV .Ian.. 0... 6. 1811: m (>L !., ls^6. Dr. Wm.
IHnieUof Win.b^or Locks, Conn. Sbc- d. Xuv. 11. 180:1. 1, MiHov IL, ot Ja.'kson-
^^tl ! Kb V ,,7'/,,,,, /... of Iht.burv. Conn, 3. M/.'., dec. 8, Ai5KAnAMT..NK-j. b.
ivh lo "is-i; of Bethel, Conn.; m. April li, is.il, Sa.an, M. Abbot ot Dan bury. b. ^.■!^
n 1^-m' 1 7/./rnW, b. Aug. 11.186;j. 2. G- -a H .. b. .Tuno 10, b^r.o. .^, .!/.//■//. Mmv
;-}()' I^Cm 4' -l^T^'"', Julv-'IC 1870. .J, ./e/w-^N Aug. ]4 bSrJ.
' V C,.ann<vv. b. Aug.. 1791: d. Nov. 26, (,gra st.) d Nov. 2... (bur. j.-c ) 1,01 m.
M,v isl~ Funic." (Ulu ot .b.-.-ph and Kunicc(Bablu-in) Jfmc. ^li-- d. ^rpt. .-.U 180...
1 Irn (p -^^ 1^1^ m. Sq.t., is:l.i. Thoid Muns.n of ^V. 1. N.,v,/,. m. Charles
Va^i'r:::.! ..VA,;sonia. Cnn.. =lnd h.vc 2 .d.il. 2, M.nj, ju._Jauu> J^- <;;, ^ - -^
1 1 1 ;i.l •' Ituriil ll.irl .if \c'.v av., rii. IS.2, Kun:.-e h. tr.-it. ~, J?AltAll A.n.N,
^oV 'i^%x:^ {'U\ mi^on ,br„. ., Davi.n and had Ch.rb., b. April 0, 184o; d.
:; :?-r.;i.m ^\nuv Tv:n^s<:\. March 20. 1S24. nf ^^■,u.db^dg.^; m. -June 22, lNo:3.
V the I ni. n .\nu . .. ^^^ Baldwin .d" W. 1, Abr,er.
''"Tl''''lV W'b 17i> '^N H V :b"lS00; u.. Bet^-y lliid.ar.l of X, D. >He n,. a 2d
vf \h.. . nu:.davash,u-has., 1 ■ SsMrKK 1 1. , -d' X. H. , b. A^n d 2 , , s^i: m^ M..^^^
]S(,4. ... A-.</,./^^A b .laa.^t. t . . ■ ^ I5nulh.v. 1, Joseph D. 2,
^' ISO ; .(us'^'snlSsa^hL 2chd. 3. JrMA A u.. B. T^ Henry of X Hav.^,Kl r^.
thr 4. Makv V... m. Ugd.'n G. Bail.-y of Mi.idletowu, ( <n,n. o, Oj.im-.k, d. >. 6,
lA-rini; 7, \Vn.].iAM. ^8, Daxxah.
34^25. Jarod Baldwin, d. bef. date of his [.'s Nvill, ^'ec 1804 Avho leaves to
his chif b doi. d'he wid. ni. La/.arus Clark, f. of Andre^v, W'^^^-) I'/s 2d wf.
Su.an liv in Woo.lb. , 1874. udth s., Deor.ard, and said to be 88 yrs. of a.; m.
Caot Vnd ."'v f'iark of \V..odb. ^vho d. 1804, a. 70. 1. Lc.UKNZO. 2, Leoxaud. o
kjlx. 4 il.vi-KiU and tNvo n.ore. Of this farn. there are no hv. desc. except. Leonard ot
"\Vt)odbridge, wlio lias seven chil.
TI. Harriet, :u. (Jeo. Kirtlaud uf Seymour; d. ;<. i.
in. Lucv.
34426. Mary Baldwin, b. Mard. is, 176o: m. D-.-. 11, 17S;]. JCbene.er Be.^cher
""^ ^^1 Pollv B.^echer, b. April 7. 1785; nu 1S04, Wn,. l^.-cher of W 1, Hkxuy,
kilh.1 on ^"mboat: unn. 2^ .Ikaxxkt .K, m. Bcn.nett of Durham, ^o, Xki sox, m.
, ,. . V V J. Ar\i>Y \N\- TO and 1 v.'s m \N aterburv, I oun. ■), hMKl.lM., m.
'^'^:'T^^.^J:^^^n^:\ i Axs..s,d.y. 8, Monx, d. y. 1., Wu.mam,
liv.-s in Waierinirv. Four more. d. y. , , , , ii iyi^
II WUlis I'.ecidi.-r b Xov. 20, 178i;; d. ^..utll, iinm.. -Ian. 11, IMs.
in' Sbeldou B.>,'ch.''r. Xmv. 14. ITSO; .1. Soutli; unm.
IV Eben.-zer Beecher, .lune 20. 17'.)i; d. unm. ,- rr. , ..
X. Lucy Maria B.vcber, .Jun.'2. 17'..4; m. 1846, Dea. yan,u..d Bradley ol Chnt.m,
^■\-I. Sophia B,e.-h,r. D.v n, 1706: n.. Jan. 7, ls22, Marcus Ihddwin; ,2) 1856,
F.dwar.l Hiiie. Bv 1st m. had 4 cbil. ,r ■ vl^^ ci. . ,]
Y Fli/a B.; .duu-. b. Feb. 2, 1700: m. 1810, Abraham 1 emmg%yay. [6 Sled.
Feb -i; 18.;? 1 CH.un.oriK. ur. S.d.an.m H,..lddss ,.f Bethany, Cuuk 1. A ':•'.
r.-;.'\V.'siv'ine', ( o'ua. 2, Jam:, m. Cbarl.-. I'.ukln^ .d' Oxford, Conn, -j, >.av.y. .1. a.
2. 4. .\!ai;v, .1. 1S40.
344f>7. Ephraim Boldwin, b. 170,;; ,C.p'^. <d^M-.,odbridg. (Wm; .kja Han-
fvni ^^h:^• i,e m. ■•! Cun. i.r:;. . .! ui..' 0, 1 K:; > : .);. Mar! b;' . dan. .>! Sani uel A -■^M'>!i. •'
''■ '^"f '^i;,!K'^%nv"K li^:i; u>. L.-uis Chat-i.dd .>f Oxford. Oum. 1 -"IX, d. uiuu
2, Axv :;. il\sNO>.d.unn.. 1. Hknkv. 5. ^l AKTi> a, u. Mib. Bal.iwn. ... \ oodh
.2. Hani. -I rpsr.n .0 Wai^-ri..wn. Cum. (Idl. by lM m. .le.-. 1, J/-/'V. i"- Jucl'-"
oFN. Ihw. -i, Anrpxsta, m. Mh-rd Kiis^ell (,r Oraiioc and lia-i 2 cliil 'i Ja/n, r,.s
^^ tHxUi. -,-,..
11. X<nvt.,ii. l.aj.. Nov. 17. ITliM: d. Man-li If!, ni).-)
111. -M:i!y, b;i].. JuJv •..>(;. ITiM: d. :i. S ihavs.
IV ^■.'^vI.m, IW- i:-!. ITDo; d. 1\1,. 1:3, isO'^: ivs. W„odb. ; ni. Juno 24, l8J8,Anna
Mana dan. ..t hiu-h ^r.w^.l!. d. >.]... -I. 1^34, a. 2-1: cJ) Nov. S, 1825 Estlier dau -f
Capt. Isa^K- STou of Milturd. Coni... h. July 29, 1S04; d. Nov. 2^, 1^40; (:})" Su.^i, (dau.
March 1, 1N21; d. Oct. Lj, ]^;J4. 2, A ^ox, ,1. r. ;!, (;,:,, KniHAnr b <),-t 12 Is'^G-
<L July, _lb-2. in. .!..„. l.l.xll. ,Mary, dau. of Be-nianiin Clark .d' Oran^.r Ci'in "~l'
Ju^yj^nrni,, b. .March G, ls.-.:i 4, Silas Clakk, b. O.-t. 24. 1821; m. Jau. 2I. IS.jl Marv
S^'^VJ.',. ^'Ts ""'''■ ^ '■'■■'" t '"f ■'-"• ^'"""- • '■'••'• -^"-'"i^b ^■'•'">. ; ... /. .->, Isaac, b. Aj.rll
lo, ]S,J, ul Au.s(,ii!.a: m. March 2y, 1S5-J. \un 'J'reat, .<<is rf Marv 7 Irldi, >5 /V/-,?
?^; J^- ■^"^"; '^' ^^'"■"'■''- 'J- Jif.K-s. May 21. lS;J],.,f ^Vo.,dbrid^^: m. Ai.iil 11
lK)b, Xancy, dau. c.f Abn.-r J'Kil.hviii, and had: 1, \, ,rf.>u ••> /^,//;',//,,, 7 Vii vi/
]^.TTK Elizakkth. b. ]s;^y: ,u. <b-uv.v, s. of An.os and Chariutu: I^^ .vhor ' Slu. d ; /
Oct. IJ, 1S,,(; s, OiAKi.Ls. Jau. 11. l^yiJ: m. Au- 21. isr^,, Almira, dau. of Calviu
S]...nN : wa, diNorr.-d and wmt To Ma>... and m. anabi: was y mos. in Gtli and 27tli re-ts
y, l.sTnK);MAi;i V. Marc]i:5, bSiS: d. unin. Julv(!. isr.-J. lo Xi v.tmx Stow Oct ''S l"jo'-
o'-ii;o'' ~J' V/-*^' Klizabcrh. dau of Ilcnry P-ttit of Derby, and ha<l: 1,' JoV,; Mi^-di
T' ow- ~/ fV'T' '^''"- ^^•,^^^'*- ^'" ^^"^^^ •" '^"' <'-'"'• 'th iu late v,-.-u and ],r.naotcd
T<. 2d Lieu . 11 _i-^WAKi>. b Ju:.c 2;,. 184:;, WcMviile: >.rv. ft u,o<. in 27t]i Kc^t. Conn
V(ds., ni. Jan.. \ . Strong of W . ], s.^, . 12, Jb.,u:uT, b. Aug. 4. 1849: res. X. H.
^. Barnabas H., d. D.C.. 18'iy, a. ;{ vrs.
^'l. Infant, d. Dec. ;]1, ItOS.
Vll. Mary AdcHno. ba].. June 7, ls]2; b JVb. ], ISbS; ni. Jan. f, l.s:^l Sib..- ^ of
i hmcas lolvof Nvoodbridgp. 1, Eaki., ni. Mary Skcds of Sev,;u,ur; res \\oodb' 1
Uarrtrl. 2, JLl.r,. S. ('harls. 4. Ad,riC. 2, Maktua Axx". n,. Marcus Karl Bald-
v'lu. .-,, J iKM! V, ni. Cornelia Baldwin, sis. to .Marcus !•:.
VIII. Xel^on, d. a. .") yr.^-., eating wddlc lead for suoar.
34428. Silas Baldwin, 1>. 177n; d. Aiuil 1, I.SOS; m Marv b Iune1-> 1-~4
<.d Woadbridge, d. July 19, ISjs. ' ' , . i 1 c j., 1 , ,-t.
,,"■ ^■'- l^"->!x a .^,. ]. tredn-lrl Elhur. March 2G, 1841); m. and'lives
... ar Scramon. \\x }.^L.-U'd H ./'^, n-. X. Ilav. 4, JnnsKY Loitsa, June 5, 1821; m
if'''} i^'^- -V".^- ]• ^^'■••': ■^- ' •■^. Ar.as-iK Fkaxkiin, Julv 12. 182f;, of \V • ni Dec'
lb, l.'OO, Eiuuce (iuith,.ld, and had: 1. 7/^' //, v/ 7.W/ ,■/•<//, March 5 bs.",:! ■) Fivnflh)
yl(/r/./.v/?/.v, Juiu- 27, 185.""). ^). J. nni: J.,,,i;s,'. ' ' ' '-''^"-'"•
11. nul<lah. Ju]y2. 17b:!: m. Aug. {?.[ ^^\:^. Mark, s. of Lmiuel Sucrrv of W
%vhod Nox. li), isu;. shcu. June2'i, b^d7. 1. }1kxi!11-tta, b. .Mav 211 isi^' ,i ,•„ ,\'
VJ^\\V''^'- '•'■ ''''-: '''• '>•■'•■ ■-'-!. 1^:^9. 2. Sa.mi-kf. X kutox, Junc"2:-1. IS-jO- in XuV
T,*- nt-, ■'■ ^"'^-^ B.u.Du-iN. .luly 27. ]s22: n,. D,-c.. 1^o2. 4. (Jav. Oct 24 ls-'4- m"
Mav22. IS. 4: res. WV.tv. 0. \!ai:y Ki.izaim;th. b. iVb. -:,. ij;27; d Ort ;i "is-^* '
n . Lc!,M-y, b. June IS. i;.i.-,; ,1. Mav b. ]s?l, at S!unvnceTo\vn HI • ,,, .j^n 4
ISl... Bev. Samuel X,.\v,,,u. b. Jan. 1, ]7i):); <1. at San Antf>nio, Texa> ^Iav"-\s 'i.sov' (<'
of Sanuu4or\\oo.lb.) He w.-nt a. uii.sionary m rlie Osage Indians, i; M.u.vix v Jirxn'
b Jan. , isl;,: d^ unm 2. niAKi.K. (ioKDnx. b. Sept. 25. Isui; ,„. ^arv Bristol of
.Mi!lMi-d, (onu. hed. m D.ilhi,-. Tex.. Jan. 7. ls72.
IV. Marv, b. Aug. 2b, 17!»7; d. Jan. 2(i, Is70; ,u. Oct. ;], ls22. ReulH-n M s of
■.pbraiui l.eeeher. l.-buiNl'. 2, El ,\v A .M > J . :], Cah I A li I XK L 4 WmisM" -,
,. ^'- <"lr"-l;'"'-. 1'- -'uly Kb 1791): lu. Oct. :b 1s.^2, .Anu.s. s. En(.,dt B.-echer b'/.M 1
uai;lksX_ 2^.\,wovn.. 2. Kuza A. 4. Ct:nia.i.: !•;., d . May 12, issl. 5. Ciia,:,,o- ti.'
<>, \rn.\Zii h,. -. 1- i:ax;.i,in .\. s. Jam:\'.
Vi Sda-> hviu-. b. July 5. Is)]; a .u-. uuiue,;! ai„! ,m; bbc siarit-.J eitix.ui , ,! X Mav ■
oiGO vrs anuiuh.u-..! t be C-urer chb. : d. .Mav. isb], a. nearlv 80: nu .Mandi •''t' ]n-'s'
Kby.a E., dau. ol J,,nah Xeuf-u of WooJb,, who i.s >,tiU living (ISS]^ j e;,.,,].-j^:
](J0 ■ BKAXCH OF THOMAS.
luviNf:, b. N. Tlav. May 13, l.>?-29; of the finu of Baldwin &' Hatch, tin- leadirm; drv ooods
housr oV Olcvi'land, 0."; ni. -\ug. 2i), is.jO, Jfaniicrtc Storling of Lima, X. Y. In IMls
liisfirni eiH-ctc'fl tlic first tun:- store in Cleveland. (See eng., ]>. 224, Ihibhdn den.. ;.n.i
stiM'l i)f)i-tr.-it l)v Kitchie). 1, FJJmrf Fraarix^h. Marcli ]0, ISoT: admit, pannor in IS^^O.
2 E'h n Stiiin'i'j. M:'V 2S, ISiU; d. Fel;. 21, ISnS. :), Irdng, Jan. 28, 1SIJ3. 4. Arti.v,-
iurt:. Nov. 2'.t. "isiiT. " ."j, Gertrvde, July G, ISTn. 2, Ki.i/..\ Xkwtox, m. April 1(>, is.:.?,
llcinv j; . l[at(di, b. Oct. 8, b'^^l , at Grand Isle, \x.: of the above tlrm of I'aldwin iV
liatch i, Allrr Gi-rtrurli'. b. .lau. cil, 1859. 2, Eddie irrini]. o, Freddie Baldirin.
twins, 1). .lunc, ISbl; on'^ d. a. 5 \\l^s., tlie other d. a. G mos. 4. C'/i'irlcs Ircint/. d. a.
alit (i'mos. i), Annie Lonin'', b. Aug., 18G5. (J, Xcttir: Baldirin. d. a. ti mos. 3, Ai.uk
(iKiniUDF b 'Oct. 18, 1S80; m. April 28, It^liO, Jobn Richards, b. Nov. 24, l.'^81; res.
\V Ilav ("onn. \. Lidet. Gertrude, h. April 14, l^■|;l. "i, Wduuhi _^]r<lu;/, h. OnX. (^,
ISO:',. 8,'A'(.7/V niddirin, h. Sept. 1, ISO."). 4, J'V//- AVV W, b. Mareh 2,,lSfJ7. o, nnrry
Vfl, '/)<l.'</'. 4. KllMv .\lM)I.PIU"i:-.
Vll. Sarah Uarrirt, b. .lime 20. 1M)8; m. March 28, 1S20, Lenas Ailing of Orange,
Conn., s. of Edward. 1. Kcgkma HaK!Ui:t, m. Oct. 14, i8.V2, Win. !L Phinim-'r of
Aiison'ia, Conn. 2, DwtciiT A., res. Derby, Cor.n.
Vlll. I>ucv C., Ang. 2, ISO."); m. ]\larrh 3. ]s:-;i. Lyman Fairchild of ^^ ., s. of John.
1, ftL\uv J. 2, llExra- E.
IX. Minerva, 18U8; d. Marcli 20. lSo9; m. Ang. 2, 1887, John Ea'^ton, and rem. to
llalf*l>av. 111. 1^ l-'ir\NCi:s FAAZxr.KTn, March 15, Ibll; m. <.)ct. 28, 18()G, Jndson A.
Mason o"f Vernon,' 111. 2, Csssius B.vi,r)WiN% May 24, 184G; m. June 1!, 18()7, Ellen C.
Par.sous of Deerlield, 111., and lives there. 3, M.VKV Ai)i:i..\TDK, Xov. l."i, lS4y; m. May
2, 1878, Koyal M. Hnbbard of Colorado.
3443. Mehitable Baldwin, b. r)ec. 17. 1728; m. March 0, 1751, James Thom[i-
son his 2d wf lb- m. 1st, i'cb. o 1 ; lo. Satiih Punderson, and liad Daviii, b. May 2"^,
V'M7; d. .hiiy 3. 1747; res. We.stviJle. Conn.; d. 1818, a. 93 yrs. ; inv., ^21.089.49.
1. ]>lijali Thom))son, b. Dec. IG, 1751.
II. Hannali Thompson, I). Jan. 15, 1754.
III. .laines 'i'lionipson, b. Aug. 21, 1750.
IV. • Eliliu Thompson, b. Jan. 15, 1759; d. May 24, 17G0.
V. .-Vnne Thomp.son. b. May 18. liGl.
VI. Moliitablo Thompson, b. 17G4: d. Dec. 8, 1783, in 19ai yr. of Tier age.
34431. Elijah Thompson, b. Dec 16, 1751; d. Oc. 5. 1825. Dnring the R.)v.
var h.> made gun powdi-r in large qe.antitics r.t ^V.-tvi!]^■, and tin- bnsincss wf>nt on
ufUTthc %sar for a number of years. Jeremiah Atwater and Isaac Dooliltle v/ere associ-
nted \sitii bim in the business." He v.-.s vestrvmau of Trinity chh.. X. II., 1809: m. May
20. 1778. Mabel, dau. of Daniel Allen, baj.. July 14, 1754; d. Oct. 10, 1799; (2) Tluldah.
dan of llcUi'-ook .\twater of X. 11.. and wid. of Ilezekiah Thomp.son. His \v. prev.
1S25, nanip.s wf. Huldah, to whom he made jointure before in.; chil. ol dec, dau.
Ilanuah, late wf. of Geo. Hepburn; grand child Anna Barney; dau. Kebecca Barney;
who was to possess in lier own right whenever she ceases to be the wife of her i)resent
Jiusband. He devir.es two tracts of land to the Xew Haven Alms House.
I. Hannah, b. Sept.. 1778; d. at Pittsford, N. Y.. Aug., 1S|S; m. Sept., 1798.
(.'eorge Hepburn; res. X. Y. i\ and I'ltt-hnd. 1. Hk.nhv. .May, 10, i:94; nierch. X. \.
C. 2, ( ii.\Ki,Ks, .\ug. 10, 1797: m. . 1, If,/n-i/ ('., re.-,, with C. L. and L. Haight,
2G i'.ri')ad St., X. Y. C. 8, Brurox, Mav 7, ISDl; lawyer in C::.; afterwards in Ne\v
Orleans, and' d. there. 4. C kokgk. Dec." 8ii, ISOt. 5, H.vi:i;ii:T J.\Ni:, April 22. l><t)!».
II. Charles, killed on board the fiie-ate Chesapeake in cngagemenT wiih the
British frigate Shannon. His wid. reieived a peiisiun from the V. S. Gov.; m. .\nii
(riibert. 1, J!:.vnxi:ttk. m. P.ev. Narlianitd Kellogg (Meth. ); 8 sons. <d' whom: 1. •/.
.\f'n:s,'i:/.'f.. res. X. Y. C. , hit'; head ma.-.. <■,{ Itr. Author's (dassical sciioul in X. Y. t' : now
l-^VO, Wilson and Kidlou-L^-, Principal of Classical and Mathemalical .-,chool. 548 I-'ifth
'tve.. X. Y. 2. .V'lfi/. im Mei-rick of \\ill.raham, Mass.; a s. and a dau.. who m.
lb V. in-. Winne of tiie Meth. E|)is. idih.
ill. Willi;.iu E.. m. Sallv Parnev.
\\ . IJi/.aheih. b. 177^: d. A].ril 22. 1829. a. 51.
V. i;ehecca, b. June 4, 17^11; <1. April 22, 1829. a. 51; m. Capt. William, s. ot
I>a].t ibwiovei-'" I'.arnev, sea capt. He wa.s absent in South America about 40 yrs. ; b.
'W.T:i,)vtr Barnes-, b. Au^. ro 1750; H. Sept. 17, iK^io, a. So; m. Phebc Wolcott, h Mav iS- n5~-
'■ hy.y : ,, 1 ;;,, a. ;;. He \v:is Major 01 the Pott Guards, i. Su-^an (catied Siil<ey in P.iWe record*. t>.
Scj.i , \-t-,\ 111. Rev. Crardncr Sr.ririf,'. tSj Sriruuel Harnov. bro. of Hanover, b. 1753; d.July, iS'?- ;)
•.-. :j. S.irah Sahin.b. 17^5: d. Dec. 7,'is;4s,a. q). 1, SaU'y. as at)ove. 2. Clarissa, b. Feb 27, i;^; : <■'•
^tpt 7. i!-.'..',:i. 7',; m. J eb-Vc Cooper. ^, Samuel, b. 1770: d. in .^o. America. March. i:'i.>, a. y! ; """'^^
«. Vi ;lv. l> Aui.'. 1:;, \-.,i-A l\b. 12, i?f 9. a. 77 : in. .-Xmini Harrison, s. nr Capt. .\mmi and Kii/.'JCl.:
'■•.•-;.;wi,i H.irrir,on 01 Hranfi!.rd. b July 2S, 17^0; d. Oct. it', iS-,7 ; lawyer, and f.ilhcr ol Hon lUnry
H»Kl\v!r: Harruson of N. H.
i!AT,ii\vj >;, 'iHctMrso-S. Kil
Maifli 21, 1777: d. Si'].t. 9, 1870. in liis 94t]i yr. : c.nly cli. ], Anna Matha,!). May
31, 1808; HI. Klihu 1.., s. oi' I71iliu iUid Xuiioy Atwatfv Mix. (V^z/i'f.) 10 eliil., of whom
4 d. v.; !iaiiics iiDt i:iv('n. 1, FJ'ihn LcoicirO, V. S. Consn) at l.aiiiliavi-stiue, Peru, and
d. th'r. March, 1800. 2, 11'//-. B^irnnj, h. Sc-[.t. 22, lst2; iii. July H, 1807. Ilrlcn St.
John, dan. of F,iii;m Aiken. 1, Cliarlcs D.. \y .luiie, ISOs. ;], I'kiidin ANV) Makff.L-
TON, b. S<))t. !), ISlk -], .M.vi;(;akkt. h. M;iirh .">, 1847. 5, Axx I^iosAi.iK, 8fpt. ll<,
18o8. 6, 1-:i;m>t Nkvki.i,, li. June 2-1, 18o.').
VI. Slu-ldou, d. nnni., I8;n.
VII. Mcliitabh-. 1«. Nov. 17, 178o; d. April 17, 18:14, a. 4i>: ni. Asa ]5uddino:t.)n. 1.
Ki,izAiW7ii(, m Klislia .M. Aiwator. 1, Churh^^ M. M'aUcr, d April 8, 18;:;f;, a. 0. 2,
}[)ih,rrt. o, .(;(//'/. 4, Jane, m. Bcnni'tt: wont So., ^vh(■■rt' she d. an<l loft cliil.
'•>, KdwakL), 111. -.x. i. 4, Uua(k'!'}1()M1'son, i>. ISIT); d. May 28, Ibol, a. 10.
Vlll. (Jiace, 1>. 1790: d. Jnly I'J, 1804; *. i.\ ni. Dr. Elijali (s. of Dr. Juntas) Mun.gon,
who d. Oct. 10, 1838: (2) John 11. Jacocks, Ids 2d wf. lie m. (1) Curtis of Snutli-
l)'iiN-, Conn, lie lived in tlie house still (18^2) star.ding- cor. Cliurch and Crown s*s., !N.
li., 'which.. \Nirli 7o i-ods of hnul, lie bought of J)avid Austin in ISOl for VMKl. De wa.s
health otiicer in l^^^O:!. and I'ein. Cjind. for Mem. of Cong-.; vi'stryinan of Trinity chli.
(Ei)is.; 180^-12, and in 1810, one of a conimiltee fif three to collect funds for the new
church <in the green, dedicati d in 1814.
344313. William E. Thompson, est. adm. ISlS; real est. ordered s.dd 1821;
Pvlijah 'riioin]>.--on adnir. and guard, of (Caroline, a. l;h and Elijah, a. 12; m. Sally, (dau.
of Samuel and niece of Hanover) Barney, b. July 28, 1781; d. May 15, 1808.
I. Caroline, b. 1808; ni. May, 1828, Geo. \V. Earidiani, Es(|. ; res. Elizabetli. X. J.;
ol'it. in N. Y. C. newspaper .says; " Ex-Judge Geo. W. F.u-nhani, formerly Prest. of
the N. Y. 'ieii. .Vssocintirm of Meclnmics and Tradesmen, d. of gastric fever Se]iT. IG,
1870, a. 77." 1, XcAit Laxt-:, 1>. Iladdam. Conn., June 0, 1829; rem. to X. Y. C.. and
was an active mem. of the' •• City (iuard," on duty at the Astor Place riots. On l>re;iking
out of the reli.-llion, left fie,- Washington with th.e 71st l?egt., liut soon after accejiTC'd tlie
Lieut. C<,huulcy of the 11th X. Y". vol.s. , ■' Ellswortlt's Fire Zouave-^." and succeeded
Ellsworth as (/ol. 'i'liough sie]: in bed when the I'egt. v/as ordeied to Manassas In- in-isted
on heading his Pegt., and while gallantly leadiui.' ids men at the fir^f battle of Bull Pun
was mortally wounded, and d, Aug. 14. 1801. A fine monument n. arks his last resting
place in tlie (hove st. Cemetery in X". llav.. and his name and brief memorial are
inscribed on the monument in Trinity chh. Yard in X'. Y. C, erected by tlie Empire
Freeman's Co., Xo. 42. — Jn/,„.s'u,'.'< ('>/C(''/nrdi", O.o. ('. SiuioK'f. 2, Wn.t.iAM TuoMOsdN,
b. Xov. 10, lS;-!0; Y.C. 180U: served in th" \sar in the 7th X. Y. Ih'gt.; lawyer; r.>. X.
Y. C. 8, (JKOKOE, b. Aug. 13, 1832; banker in X. Y. C. ; m. Oct. PJ. 18.iS, ■julin. duu.
of George Paulding, s. of John, one of the o cajitors of .MajcM- Andre. 1, Geo. Ponhiiiifj,
b. Xov. 0, 18r)y; only (di, 4, ICi.tjaii Ti:o.v,rs<.)x. b. Feb., 1842; employed in P. S.
Asst. Tn-as. oliice, X. Y. C. o. CitA!;i.T:s A viit.'f.n i'tk, b. Xov. 14. 1843; served during
and after the war as an officer U. S. X. ; broker N. Y. C. ; res. Elizabetli, X". J.; m. June
?0, 1877, Mary Ella Parker of E. 0. Hkniiv llAtitnsox.res. E. 7, Sai^aif Fkancks, b.
about 184!i. 8, C.UioLiNt: Tnd.MPSox, b. about 1840; m. Mar.di, 1802, James Morrisrni;
res. E. 1. X'inh /-l/r/f/e////, b. Marcli. Is03. 2, Cornli,,, Thmiqrujn. 3. Mond. 4,
M(tr(/<ri\'f Ihn- >:■<.
II. Fjijah, b. bsQil: d. Jan. 2-'. 1840; merchant tailor, firm Scott. Ibistol ^l' Thoni))-
soti; Cai.t. of tlu> X, llav. (irays; Col. (d' the 2d Regt. Conn. Mil. 1830-40; unm.
34433. James Thompson, b. Aug. 21, 1700; tanner; inv., ISIO, 8j3,000;
ordered ui.->tributed March 10, lsl',>, a- apjiear.- ]>} the minute l.iook ; bm no record made.
The Bishop Allen house, r.ear head of Pong \Vhart, inv. >:4.s~in; eastern part given
1o lluldah riionipsou. re]), of Ilezekiah, iUh-., and the remaining part to l'h-a>tus. James,
Elihu and (iide.in ; n,. ; /.
]. Charles.
II. lle/ckiah, m, Huldah, dau. of Holbrook Aiwater. She m. (2) Elijah Tliomji-
sf>n, as above.
III. Era.stus.
IV. James, (a James Thompson, s. of James, d. in X'ew Haven April \>^. 1882,
a. 71 vrs.^
^■. ]':iihu.
M. (iidcon.
\'n. .Nlariah, whose guard, exhibited her n'ceijit in full in 1^18.
3446. Tetnperanco Baldwin, b. >iay 20, 1730; est. iidm. 178o; called of iMii-
ford, nmt-s chil., Samuel Josiah, Ja^ad), Joel, Axe, .\bigail, itebecca and Phebe; m.
11
IG-,; BKAXCH OF THOMAS.
Siunuei Eiildwiu, .s. of Saiii'l and Mcivy (Allen) 11. b. April 10, 1781, liis 2d wf. lit- di.
(1) Jan. S, ]7o'i. Abigiiil HumijLiHv, wlio d. Nov. !), 175;!, in her 'JOd yr. His est. udin.
1784 I'v Bnriiaba-^ Baldwin, and wid., 'J\-ni]>e!ance, wlio d. sdou^ and the .same cdiil.
luiiju'd", bur tlK'ie was also a dan., 'l'eni])erariee, it is said, who ni. .lairus Bunnell.*
]. Samiud Bahlwin, res. NN'oodb.; ni. . 1, HiioDA, ni. Oiiin West of Orange,
Conn.; res. thr. in ISM. -J. 'rK.\(i'F.K.\.>;cv;. in. Bunnell, and liv. in .\. H. in ISM.
3 Na:ncv. d. lunn. 4, Wii.r.iAM, rem. to Stratford, t'i)nn. .0, 1).\xtei,.
' 11. Josiah Ikildwin, b. 17tiH: d. Dec. 19, 1S-h|. a. (!«, in Woodb. ; m. Sdw 7, 178{;,
Theresn Tlionias. who d. May 14. 1S47, a. SI. ], Mapja. m. May tl, 1SI9, l^li Ailing.
2, PhiI-O, in. Mary, dau. (d'.In-^'idi Hine of (Jiange, (.'onn., who d. in April, is;j2. a. -i^
or 47; rer. not agree. 1, Mi't-s, m. Martha, dau. of Lewis and Patty (Bahlwin) Chatiield;
Slip m. {2) Daniel L'pson of Watertown, Co:iu. 1, Mary. 0, .Augustti. }], Jolm.
3 et L lA, m. Au'^ 1. IS'Jd, Naac Bmkinghani, who \vas her admi-. and whose cliil. were
li'eirs, their mo.^being d. 4. Amy, m. Smith. T), Mauy, bap. Oct. 2, 1808; m.
Cowell.
lU. -UjA l^aldwin. It. 177--i; ni. Abigiiil Xorthrc]). ,
IV. As!i Bahlwin, s. of Samuel; had for guard., 17!»0, Blrhard B;\ldwin. He is
called Axe.
A'. AluLiail l^aldwin. d. unm. before Doc. 15, l7So, and her share went to the
others.
VI. Bebecf-a Baldwin.
VII. Phebe Baldwin.
34463. Joel Baldwin, b, ^^^, 1772; in. Nov. 6, 1707, Abi!:;ii! Northrop of W.
I. E/.ni, b. Bristol, Conn.. Nov. .5. 179S; ni. April i), is;^::!, Mary 11. PLich.ards, b.
So. Deerfield, Mass.. Feb. 24. 1S07; rliild 1). ii, ];ristol. In ]S7.">. le.i. Winsted, Conti.
1, Nath. T.wi.iiii, (.)ct. o, iSoo; ni. May 17, IS.")."), Liediula 'i'l'rry of Tei'j-y.sville,
Conn., and res, there as secrt'tnrv ai the Iron "Works. 1, .S''/ .>.///, duly fi, 18.")9. 2,
Richird, Jan. 1. 18GI. 2, AiuiiK Axx, b. .June 1. ls:i7; d..Fune2:?, 1843." 3, Roxana,
Feb. l(;,'lS4U; d. June 27, 1843. 4. Isaat Ni;wt(in, Ai)ril .j, 1841: d, June 27, 1843. 5,
Jam» p., July 3, 1843; killed .luiie 1, 18G4, in haltleat Cold Harbor. 6. JOJix I)., July
3,1848; cm]>loved in Mercantile Natl. Bank of Ilartf., Couu., since 1870. 7, Isaac
Hf.nuy. Julv 4", lS,-,0; d. Oct. 25, ]S51.
II. IliVani, b. April, 1800; d. 18(.)3; ni. Feb. 15. 1832, Susan Dodge, b, Poivbury,
Conn.. Feb. 12, 18'i(;; res. Is75, at Pocky Hill, Conn, 1, .^IAl;<;AliK■l■, d. a. 2 yrs. 2,
THF,or>(.>iiv:, d. a. 17 yrs. 3. Cf.d., d. a. 4 yrs. 4, Sakaii D., b. Xov. 4. 1845; grad.
Mt. Ilolvnko; has been a successful ti'acher. In 1875 liv. v.itli her mo.
III. ' Betsey, b. March 17, 1802; d. Dec. 1872; m. Elv Johnson of Lvons, X. Y., who
d. nbt. 18f)0. i, Infaxt, d. 2, Er.T B.. b. 1832; d. 1803.
IV. Charlotte,!). Jum- '3. isO^; ,;i. P'sof}, Justus P. Purd of Bristol, Conn. ; res.
Fftvndngtou. 1, Fi.iza A.x.n. b. Jan. 4, 1828. 2, Hki.kn, b. Aug. 28, 1832; d. 1842.
^'. Eluiira, b. Aug. 3(1, ISOO; tauglit the High school in Lyons, several sessious,
witli universal acceptance; m. Nov., 183S, Pev. Daniel Gibbs, grad. Mid. Col., Vt., and
of And.ovcr Theo. Sem., then of Ilartf., Vt., but in 1875 of Ilartf., Conn. She. d. in E.
Hartf.. Conn., March 6. 1869, much lamented as one who had spent a useful life. They
lost 3 (diil. in inf.
\'i. I.-.aac, b, Oct. 2, 1808; a young man of mutdi iiromisc; entered Yale Col. with
the ministry ill view. Inn he;.li]i failing, he kft. Aflt-rwards taught a high school in
Lvons. X. Y,. a few sessions, and d. Jan., 1835.
*TL-inper;irice in. Jairus. s. of Nalli. ar.d P:it;c I'unnell ; killed in Rev. war. i, Retfkiv, b. Dec. 31 ,
1781 ; A. in Ro.\bury. ."^larcU ji, iSjo ; m. .April 15. IJ03, Rev. Fosdick Harrison, b. Aug. 10, ijSa. at North
Branford, Conn.; rem to Souttungton, nist. ovei Cong. chh.. Roxbury, Conn., 1813-3, ; thence to Beth-
lehem. Conn., Daslor 14 yrs.; auerA-. preached at Bethany, No. GuiUoril and Bridgewater, Conn., whr.
hed. Feb. Q 1838.' Hon. A. .M.,V. C. iHjE. !lem. 12') .Xoril 15, 1817, Fanny, dau. of John Trowbridge,
and had 5 chi! \-\] i. //.y , b. and d . lulv 31 j-i'.. 2. .!/« >i'. b. Sept. sr, iSr4 ; m. June i t, 183s. Kcv.
Richard .Manning Chipman, b. Saltm. Mass!. J;in. ij. 1806; Uarl. Col. 1S32 ; Theo. Dept., Princeton, N.
',. and Ciiion, N. V.; Cor. Sec. -Am. I'eace Sec, and editor of 'J'kc Cahi»:,-t, 1833-4; pas. Cong, chh
Harvvinlon, Conn , 1S34-3.}: elected Prof Tlieo. in Oceida Col. Insl., Whilcsboro, N. V.. iSjo, and sm.
yr. invited to pastorale ot Cong chh. at So. Norwalk, Conn , but declined ; at Athol, Mass , 1839-51 ;
ad pas. 3dCon;j. chh, atG lilford C >nn ; at Wolc jttville, i.-,-,!)-(a ; Cli ith.-u'.i, 18S1-63 ; Hyde Park. 1864-66:
East (iranby, Coi\n., itL'j-70 ; Lisi>on. 1871. Author of several published discourses: Metiuiir 0/ Eli
l!,'>ft\ iltslo/y 0/ tLni'iK'.on, Ctnin., and Chif'iuaii Lincat^f. i, Richard Harrison, only child, b.
Jan. 19, if.(7. 2^, J.-MKCs, d. abt. icco; m. — — . 1. Ltwls, b. abt. lEoi ; d. in No. Branford eai!> in
ii\'j\. 3. }''hk!:k, d. ubt. iS'o. .,, Ann.^. rn. and !iiu. lo Pa. l>t.a. William Ii. Harrison of Hcthleht:m,
Conn.,"s. of Rev. FosdicV: H. by 7d wf. The \v;d. of Capt. Alexander .VL Harrisop of Plymouth, Mass.,
has \\-rx l:tle husband's genealogical papers.
HAI.I-WIX, TUTTLE. 1G3
3448. Thomas Baldwin, 1'. Julv 10. 174-2; d. July 24, l^So, a. !»] , Woodhridg.-,
•Coiiii.: 111. Eunice . 1). 1747: d. June 111, j 7.':^U. a. :',o, (2) llainiali. h. 170.'.; d. June 1?'
1S29, a. m.
I. I'aii., tluiught to be iiaiuod N<-ni('; d. niun.
II. ]-:inru-<-, li. 1770; d. .\ug. 1'2. ISC:]; i)i. .Jo'nu \N'o;>drufT. s. of Matthew of Orange.,
<Vin;i.; ("2) .losi-j))]. s. of .'o!) XiU'tliro]), of Slieniian. ('(;nn, 1, .loiiN, ni. and lived in
Orange, ('(jun., i'atlier of (Jcorge who res. in X. Ihiv. 2, EfMcj;, d. y. i. \,y 2d m. 8,
EiXKK, d. V. 4, Anna. d. y. ."3, Ki.ku.v JiAiiAcn, d. y. ('», Tikimas .J., lo.s". in Betlie.l*
(\iuii., 1870!
III. James. buj>. April 1, 17S7: d. July 17, 1791.
]V. I-:iix.ahetl!. h. Oct. 17. 17!):!; ha]!. .May 1. 17!)-j; d. 0<-t. 1. ]S8S; ni. Dee. 9, 181!),
■Olover Bas.---ctr of Derby. Conn. He ni. [2} Nancy Oilvard. 1, Amos, b. Oct. 5, 1820;
d. Aug. ;^1, 18(V2; ni. Sept. 11. 184o, Keziali II. Ko'we, who d. Oct. •.'(;, 1873. 1, Frank
G., Sept. '2S, 1847; ni. Jan. 9, 1878, Ilattie L. Storr.-. 2, Isnnr //. . April 30, 1849- lu.
Jan. 31, 1869, Sarah Sanlord. 3. AU.r^ ,/., .Vpii] oO, ].s."")l; m. Sopt. 13, iJSOC, IJobert
Healev. 4. Ma r^, E., Ajuil 14. ls:i4; d. S'])r. 2, \^]-\. ,"). Gi „. A., Dec. 20, 18.57; d.
Sept. I.'., 18.08. 0, H'lttii' A'., Oct. 10, 18(50. 2, Jank. Oct. 23, 1822; d. Sept. 1:?. 1849;
m. Feb. 21, 1847, Willis Beecher Baldwin, s. of Marcus. 3, LotisA, Julv (1. 182.1; d.
Yi'h. 10, 1820. 4, E/.iZAi!KTH A., A]>ril 4, 1X29; d. .Mav 17, 18."33. num." .1, Ja.m;-s
IIakvkv. Oct. 2.-). 1S3.1; d. Nov. 22. 1872, unni. 0, \Vm. (i., M;iv 8, lf<44; d. Dec. 2
1802.
V. (I'lorfje, rem. to ITuntington. Conn. ; ni, Maiy. dau. of Enoch Baldwin. 1,
Emki.ink. d. Jan.. ImiO, a. 19 nios. 2. (JKo. I,i:wis, d. Jan. 7. 182S. a. 18 yrs. 'i,
Mai;y. m. .\mos. s. of 'In at Snuth of AN'oodli.; r'-s. Seymour, with .Mrs. XN'ui. \\;i\\. 4,
I!Ari{A. m. May 20, 1824. Merritt Woodruff of Oranj^c. ' 1, Clnrk, of Ansonia. 2, 7.^ /mi
d. y. 3, Diri'Jhl, <-.i D.-rOy. 4. M'urii ].>i,:ri_il,i. h. 1S3."i; d. .Jan. 3). l.S.-)2. .1, i^nsitn
Jan/.d. March 20. l-'^-VJ; iii. Oarwo-nl Mills of New HaveJi. ."). LcciiKTiA, b. Sept.,
1817; m. (ien. Amos 'I'lionias of A">'oo(ibrid,i;e. 1. KlhahiiJi. 2. Ji'.'ui.h^^ cliii. living
in Birmingham, ('(juu. 3, S'ir"/i. 4, ('Ii<!iiotti . m. Munson of llaniden. '>. Grace,
in. Lines, (i, 11'/,/.. of Bridport. 7, Jii.m'. (J. l.v.M an, m. May 31, 1824, .Maria,
dau. of Oii])t. Thos. Beach of Woodb. 1, Xoyps. ya':^. South Pass Citv, Wvmuing Ter. ;
C; chil. 2, Grace, b. Ajiril 22, 1831: m. Oct. 31, 1847, J(din C'liuttield "of Oxford, C\,nu.
1, Dau., b. April 28, LS-jO. 7, O'lohgi:, b. about 182-J; lived near ■• Baldwin Sla." on
>:augatnck K. i;. ; m. Cynthia. 1. yhivthn , b. July 29, 1849. S, SAiiAir, m. David
Bartiett of Huntington. V'onn. 1, Surah, w\. Flet<'lier of Orange. 2, EUhu, (\. oi
smallpox; num. 9, Ei.J ]i c I'lio.s'i', re.s. San Francisco, Cal. ; d. thr. 1878. 1. Adela S.
10, JcDso.N, ni. Charity Blackman of nnntingt<in; d. in Califoriua. leaving at least t\T.>
chil., Fred and Gertrude.
VI. James Jud.'^on, b. Oct.. 1790; m. Aju-il, 1824, Eiiza. dau. of Natjianiel Baldwin
■of Woodliridge. Conn. In Feb.. 18^0. living then in his s4tli yr. ; he was severely liurt
while hauling phnnk with a ]iair of oxi'n, but is recovering. 1, CuAin.KS Eakl. Marcli
4, 182."); d. Aug. 13, 182',. 2, Bktsi.y A.nn. Sept. 21, JsOl. 3, :\1aucu.s Eap.i,, Nov. 22,
1829; New Haven Co. Commissioner. Town Clerk, and 2.") yrs. l;e]i. Conn. Leg.; ra. Se])t.
2, 18.52. Martha .\;m Peck. dau. of Silas and ^lary Adeline BaUlwin Peck, res. Woou-
l.n-idge. 1, JAdii. .March 3. IS.IO. 2, Siln-^ Jnmes. .Ian. 3, 18.58. 3, IhriryF'irl, Nov. 20,
18-59. 4, SiSAN CeutNKMA, Nov. 2, 18.38; ni. Henrv Peck, bro. of >iartlui Ann. 1,
Neirlo,.. 2. .S7//.V. 3, laun.i. d. I,s72.
345. Andrew Tuttle, b. April 3, 1792. His commission as Lieut, of tlie 2d Co. of
Mil., also liis com. as('aj>t.. dated May 2.'>, 1737, signed by Gov. 'I'alcott, were in jios-
session of Mr. Charles 'i'iiomi)son, of N. Hav.. his gl. g. s. . and by him presented to llie
N. Hav. Hist. Soc. He was comd. by Oov. Law as Capt. of the Ofh Co., '■t<j be raised"
June 2.5, 1747. His reputation as a brave and valuable oflicer .still lives in the memories
of aged ]ieople in N. Hav. He was a selei'tman, and \vas jnonnnent and influential in
local aiTairs. II- lived on the w...-,t side of 5'ork si., nea.r Cliapel; d. Oct. 17. 1752; will
dated Dec., 1751. nms. wl.. i-jini'-e. admx,, s. Dariiel to ha\e dor, hie share; ss. , Andri'W,
He/,ekia1i, I'-lisha. dans. , Chloe, l-',sther and Ihiiiice. Inv., l.'2,^N,S; ..b)hn Hitchcock, Capa.
•lames Peck- an<l Caleb Mix, a:lmis. .'^onie items from the in v. , sliowing the value of
land in N. I!:,v. 130 yrs. ago, .nre instruetive: "2 acres in Voikshire (^)iiarter, <Ji;0; \
aere boiodii of I'obiuson, ^ ac!.' in the I'iain. i'2U>; 7 ;ieres an Dayton Hill. t'NO; 3
acres meadow, 14 acres in ye i.ireat Neck, 21 acres in _\ e 5ih Division, i'2IO; land laid
out to 'J'l'onuss 'ruttl,-. sr., L"20-i ; 25 aeres laid out to 'I'liomas 'I'uiile, jr., i;'.07; 23^ acres
on tlie l)a(k side of \\'estfield, £22." Home lot, 3 acres, house and other pan-els of land
104 HUAXC'Il OF THOMAS.
nanicil. lie in. .hm. 'l. li'2."). l\iinicc, dm. of l>aiiif] Slicrinan.'-' In llO-'i she \\ as .-iiip.
j^iiaid. to |-"lislia; ('a)it. l-^aar .MiiiiSdii, f;uaiilian to 1 Ic/.i'kiali. Slic d., arconlini; to iu\-
reconl, in 1 T^H, hut ilic Hist. So'-. i-opy oT tin- ^'iin-csionr iii>ci-l|iti()ii nivcs date Oct. 2i,
1781, a. VT. Slic wav-; an iiitclli^iicni . well cdiirati-d and dcvutcilly jiious \\-fjiiiau. Her
reli}i;i<>ii.s t-xprrirncc. \\r:tti-n out in lull in licr nwn hand.a.-^ wa.s tli.' cu.stoni of that
ju-riod, is jifi'scrvrd hv lici- dcS'-ciida.nt. .M i-. ( liai-ii's 'l'lionii'-;iin.
I. Danirl, li. (»"ct. lo. IT-.T,; l,;q,. .Ux]y. IT'J!); lu. IJ.luccu IMuni: {^^ April ^.l, i;.-,i(,
JOli/.aliffli Siuitli.
II. Andn-w, b. Dec. 2. 170,S; hap. ,Iuly, 17:,'!i; d. nnni. ITtiO; blarksmitli ; ci-t.. div.
jiiiion^'- liis UrothtTs and sisters; Bro. He/.okiali adnir. ; in\-. ilUn.
111. Kunicc. d. P^-pt. ];;, 1T:!',>, a. 14 m.is.
I\'. I'^unicc, li. Xo\. '.?•.'. K.'S:!; ni. St'iil. "Jo, 1 7")v, Stfi]ilicn DIf Iccnnnn.
V. Ilc7.]iiah. i.. April :-!, -i:::';: in. Sc).t. :',, r,r,U, Martlia Bradl.v.
\\. Chine. ],. Mandi S-).: l':')'- M:uvli2r), 178S;d. v.
V!l. ]:stlM-r, 1.. .lal^ 8. 17r^
VIll. Maiy. 1). F(d). o, 17-14: ni. and liad s. 1, Is.\.vc. m. Minerva .Merwin of I'.rook-
field. Conn., and d. si:-; mos. after. ]''o.<r]iniiions cliild. 1, /saur 'I'nttlr.
IX. Cliloe, d. 1778; ill. ,laii. -JO. 17(ii), hv Mr. W'hitth-sev, (apt. I'oter Jolmson. h.
Au<r. 0, 1740: d. June 18, 1813. He m (t?) ('oniforf . wlio d. Nov. 25. 18:34. a. 88.
(^rnv<»-si(UH'); liis est. adm. ISKi by ]<]lea/,er I'^o.^ter and Sand. J'undorson; names Anna
iSIev,-ton, and l'7si]ii'r Siilhiian. \\ id., sup]Hiscii idnl. (<f his 1st v,-t'.,and (."onifoii, wf. of
Eli.slia .Tones; Martha, uf. of l-'re(h'rick La loiLfe. lloiac', lii rvey, dec. I'eter. jr.. liec..
wlin ni. .Mahel: l:er will jifov. '17ii'.), of WoodhridKe; Peter, e.veV: ?> chi!.: Prier, Mary
Heerher and .\nna Ford. 1. .\.n.n.a. ni. N<-\vion. '.3. I'.scuf;!;, h. Sept. o(>. 177",';
j„. Slil!Ti:;in. \\ lio d. before hxiC.
X. Klislia. h. Feb. 1."., 171^; ii, 17ti(i In- sold to Kh,-n<v.er irislicj. land in B-Thany.
C^nm., l.iifl ont to Thoinas 'J'ntlle, jr.: he ni.. rem. and set. some\-i lide on the X. '^'. and
<.!,*u\ada frontier, had a fam. of ehil. N\'hile on a visit to New Hav., a party of British
and Indians burned In.-^ lious.- and innrd.rtd his v.li.de fiunily eKeeptinir a daui^hter.
viiom tliey carried away intfi eaptiviiy. At'ter a fruitless seai-eh foi- her l.e returned ti>
live with his friends iii X. H., ruie.ed ami heart hrok.u;. Kventnully he becaiite
dcran^red or unsettled in mind, manifesti-tl sometimes in lonir. moody lits of silence. On
the ir.orniiiL'' of .Inly f). 177'J. liis friends tied for safety to the old Hnbliard liouse near
\\'eHt lJ(H'k. hut could Jiot induce Eiisha to j;'o witli them, 'i'lii^ Briiisli soldiers found
liini, heat him crmdly. and at last ]iried open liis nioulh with lire point of a havonet and
cutout his tongue, ]>erh;ips because he would not answir their (pie.-tions. lied, the
.same day. His family owned tlie ground and liv"d where Christ church now stands
near the corner of Broadway and Yorlv st., and he ^\•as l;il!ed in that vicinity.
XI. Isaac, ](erhaps the Kev. sol. whose wid., Fliza,hi-th (n. 7-'), on ponsiou list of
1840); lived v.itb Isaac Tutlle i.'i X. If.; Ilw latter was doabth-ss the '• bombardier" at
the, <;( h bration of July 4, 1818.
S451. Daniel Tuttle, b. in X. Hav. Oct. l.T, 17'2fi. .\s eldest s. he rec. double
])or. of his f.'s est. Treas. u{ the First Coti^-. Soc. in X. Hav. .some tiim^ during- Mr.
Whitllcsey's pastoiate; d. (d' fever. -Ian. 8, 1 7'..i(;, a. 70: m. Bebeeea. IMum. In the city
Cem. OIK (if tiie old stoiH-s rem. fr.im the ••(irri'ii." inscrilied "Bi'lu'cca, wf. of Mr. Dau'l
Tuttle, d. Oct. ]•.', 17.") 1, in her '.?;)th yr.;" '■ al.so a dan. a. o mos." H,. m. (2) A]>ril 2."),
n.-)'.*, by Bev. Benj. Wondhridi;-;'. F.fi/a.hei h Snuth, v.lio d. May 2.'!, 17!)7. a. ."ifi. record.,
but j^ravr-stone savs d. Mav '2fl, 17'J8, a. ON.
1. i;el.ccca."b. May'ltl, 17(iO: d. O.i. ':?>. l--':;t; m. An--. 12, 17li7, Jared Thomp-
son (his 2d wf.), who d. dnlv !t. 1S11, a. ."):',,. He m. 0) ■■^t'l't-- -''. 1782, Lvdia, dau. (d'
Olmduih and .Mercy Mi:v llotr'du-^. b. 17hl; d. .,1 small i>o.x, March 2. 1708, a. 82, by
whom )u' ha.l o chil. 1, ( 'ii ai;!,i:s. d. inl'. 2, Cii.\ i:i,i:s. h. Oei-. 1.";. f.-^jO: a w<ll knmvu
builder; inrm. <d' the City Council, Chief l-;m;in.M'r of the Fire Dept. in tlie <dd days of
liaud en;;lnes, Mem. or Ciiaiiman of the SorieiC.s Committee of the !-"i!>l (dili. Ibr :).') yr.s.
A laif^e man of (^xcidlem pn'ptn-iinns, ami still erect and viiroroiis at tlie a. of SO. Tie- e
aro few nmn in X. Hav. who enjoy so lariic a share of the ies))ei-t of its citizens. He m.
As.-iii-th Warner, wlio d. Sw^. •,'';"")," ]S7;5, a'. 7S: (2) Mis. F.li-.ah.-th Otlield, dau. of Pelaliah
llo.irers. 1. C/,,(rl,s 'I'utlU, (I. O.'t. 14, 18,11;. 2, /A.w/., d. v. ;;, (;i:(ii;(;r., m. Kli/.aheth
'I'lowbri.lL-eflJ].
i;i. .\iaiy. h. Xov. 24. i7*;2: d, Sept. Wi). \K\2: m. ^\•i:^am \Vs.-.e, who d. 184^. a.
8J. 1. Ki.i7.\i:t:rii, b. 17SH; d. Mandi :!. ISdl, a. 7o. 2. Cki.i.v. ni."Timoihv .\lh-n. o.
*U.i.! s. I>iri!rl. \vhf..^c will f.i ov i7''-<tinis ■■. f. , H;,nn.ili Est. rtis. to liros. nn.I sis.. Anio-., Tanie.i,
M ""■"•'■"'' "'^ •'I>i- .\n,irc'.v ■] trttle, .\i.irv, wf. of Jcie! Hotchkiss, Abia'; , wf . of joscpli Wilmont, and
M.'nI.a, wf. of I'liincas liiaalcy ol l.uch'ieU!.
TUTTLE, inCKERMAN'. 105
>lAi;y, h. ll!)!); (1. -hiui' 1.",, l'^C*J. a '3T;' m. (I'cor^'c Ti^'udwiiv of N. H:iv., and d. soon
flfTcr 1.. of ii s. lie 111. (-2) wid. ol' Jsaiic 'J'. \\'yse. 1, Jo/n). "4, 1s\A( 'J'itti.]'., b. 17!)4;
d. Oct. y, 18'21, ;i. 27; m. Mine?'vti Merwin, wliu m. (2) George 'j'reailwuv.
W. Istuu- Tnitle. b. Nov. 24, 1704; taken siek in Trinidad, W. 1.", Jan. 22, uiul d.
Feb. 8, 1787, a. 2;). Inv. of liis elTt!cTs sent finni Trin. nii^ntions, arnon;,'- other tliintrs,
" dieckfd sliiris, striped trowsr^rs iind one pair new silver knee buckles.'
V. -\sa]ic]. b. dan. 17. 17()7: culji'd " iii>-to\\n Asabel," (jne of tlie same nani(> lived
-down tftwii (N. IImv.i; by trade a carpenter and several yrs. in the ]iurdware business.
'■'I'uiile (.V Mix." He \\ii> a man cd' cujia'ity. It is redaied oi him tliat havinfr a suit in
court, !be iitlier I'urty being a lawyer, and ilieri Mayor of tlie ciiy, lie arfj'ued liis o^vn
case :ind gained it. lie (!. I'li-Neland, O. , Aug. 18. ls;)7, a. 70; urns. Josepli II. Biadh-y
of ^^'asJl. city. iKMdiew (ieo. Slierman. and my e.-,te( nied friend Jolm Fitcli, now cashier
of the Mecluunes' J>ank. r-xrs. : bequests to .lame.-: I'utth- SluTman of Trenton, N. .)., and
to James Tuttle Mix .*od each: nnis. sisters Betsey, Cldoe and Anmi; m. yarah, (dau. of
Win. and Esther) Sbennan. who d. in X. II., Oct. 21, b-^48, a. 78. i, JA;Nfi:s Shki:ma>\
b. Oct. Hi, 1797; bap. Dec. 1(1. ]7'.)8; d. Mandi 3. 1810. 2, Lxcv, b. Jan. 21, baj). May
20, 1804: in. Josejih Ilabershaw Bradley: {. ('. 1821; a luAvyer of ^^'asllington city;
counsel for defendant in Surratt case, lie d. in ^^'ashington, D. ("., Ajuil 9, 1S",0. Five
chil.. all li\inij l\-;74; "in- of the sons a lawyer n>sociaT(^ with his f. in tlie tsurratt case.
3. ])AMi:i., b.'Sepi. 23. iNOi-'.: d. Marcli 2:, is()7. 4, M Aiu:A);i-:r. b. Aug. 10, 180'J; ni.
Eli-^ha Sterling of (ie./rgetown, I>. ( ". : b. July ]<>, ISOt!; one son: 1, Jinnea Tuttle, b.
Nov. 30, 1834;\('ol. 1; <d~l>etroit, .Mi'di.; m. and has fani.
VI. F/.ra, b. Fell. 1. 1709: d. Jan. 1. b^27: m. l>-d2 llannali lluiniston of Ijamde-n.
ConD.,b. Sept. 20, 1780: d. Sept. 1. 1800. a. 70. (Middle lladdam. Conn.) 1, Ya.v/.k
JiKTli, m. Julv 10, \>y'A. Rev. Benjamin Balch IIoi.i;in'<fin: res. Ashfoj-d. Coiiri.; Y. C
1840. 1, .l/(/Vy 7'';/^^. b. June. JNo2. 2, .J.miu^ Murii'. 1). Jnly, lSo3. 2, LvcY, m.
Bev. Henry Marryn (;o!!->n. b. X(,v., |s2.'): '\'. C. 1S48: i'rincipal of -'The Yale S.'diool
for B.jys,'" a ])reparat(;;-y >rhiiul in ilie city of Xew ^ orlv. He d. bi >Hddktov- 1,. Conn.,
Sunday afternoon, June 2. ]'^72: buried in New lla^•. Four (biu^. He was s. of Kev.
Geo. Colton of I'ohnn, (.'oiin.. ami bro. f>*': 1, liev. .bdin. tutor Y. ( '. ; jiai-tor Chapel st.
Cong^ (dih., N, llav. 2. Bev. \\'illis Strniig, tutor \ . C. , and i>ast('r Cong. chli. at Wal-
linglord. Conn. 3. <.b-n. Honker, editor of the •• Whig Beview." 4. Bev. Theron (iay-
liu-d, ])a<tiu' of ConL^ clili. at NN'hitewater, Mass. 3, .NIauv, <i. Jan. 17, 18lit, a. 20. "
VII. Klizabeth, b. (.)ct. 22, 1771: d. Xov. li;, 1S:!2: unm.
\"JIi. Chloe, b. Hcc. 23, 177."): d. nnra.
IX. Anna. b. Fei>. 2. 1777. d. Oct. 30, ls;:;7; unm.
X Lucy, li, J-ei>. o. 1770: liap. March 2ii, 1780; d. June 27, 1803: umn.
3453. Eunice Tuttle, 0. Xov. 22. 1733: m. Sept. 2."i 1732, Stephen Dickerman,
b. Aug. 14. 1721; d. Feb. 28, 1770; Im. in \Vest\ ille. " Funice. hi-^ wf. . d. Feb. 16..
177^t, in the 4-")th yr. of her a-..^-." — Wi-^ti-'tlli iinirr-xlunr.
I. Steplu'U Dickerman, ii, July 2l'.. 177):',; d. July 18, i7.>").
II. Stephen Dickerman, b. D'c. U). l7-)7): d. in Bev. army.
HI. Mary Dickerman. b. Jan. 17, 175S; ni. Fbiuie/.er Hnggins.
1\'. Isaac Dickerman. b. April lo, 17(iO: m. Feb. 8, 1781, Hannah Ball.
\', Eunice Dickerman, m. Jared .\t\\ater.
VI. Flisha Dickerman, b. .March 3, 171)0; m. — — .
Vll. Jiebecca LVickerman, m. Sepi. 2'l. 1700. C'ajit. l-70enozer B. Peck.
\'lll. Chloe Dickerman, m. Timothv Plant.
IX. Abigail_ Dickerman, b. 177(i; in. Aug. 10, 1S02, ('apt. Jesse Pardee.
34533. Mary Dickerman, b. .lan. 17. n^S; d. \kM\ m. 170enezer Hngginsof
2\e\\ Hav.; merch.. who d. Is2.'">. a. 77. uYey/A Chiu-rh ^[<iii>n'l says bed. 182";, "a. 8()).
r Mary Ibuggins. d. ISo."); unm.
II. FsHier Huggins, b. Nov. 2:1. 177S; m. Tininthy Bishop.
IH. Fbenei-.er Ilng-ins, m. Sarah .\lvord, •• who d.' 18:',f), a, MZ—yo. CIth. M'on.
IV. Harrv Iluirifin.-^, d. 18';7, a. vi': m. S. .Maria Hunt.
V. Stephen Huggins. d. 1S2."), a. 41; m. Xcv. 10, 1S07. h:ii/.abcth. dau. of l-dias
Beers of X. li. She m. (F) Timetliy Bisliiip ((//.^.) 1. CiiAUi.o-i-i'i; .M.vitv, m. Klisha
Smith Abernethy, lawyer of B.rid'geport. <'.mn.: Y. C. ].s2o: d. Iv-iH. 1, J).tu..m
Oviutl id F>., and ha'^ 2 or 3 ch.il. 2. A "iin.^tn.s, M. ]). ; m. 3. ASon. d. soon.
2. ^^ii, 1,1AM i'.!:!:!;,-.. ir Is';]-;. .0 .--.-.ie C. Win.ja'.e; h.-id a large fam. Hed. in (ilasgow,
Scot. :i, Sakah Katon, m. Sept.. is;;.'), .\le\-. S. Collin-: res. Wis. 1, 7> "/. 2, ./r.ysif,
m. \'^'. Mcl'ord ot .Mil w.-iukee, 3. Kith), m. J. F.M.-y. 4, Cii.irlis. .'). i^^l .m rd. 4,
ICriZAi-.i-.Tii, m. 1^11, D.ivid Catlin: re.-i. .\. Y. 1, ire///,/c. 2. li'//'. 3. ('harlcx. D,
16G BlJA>iCll OF TIJOMAS.
Aii'.a'sTi's. (1, ill. \!i-k.<l)i!;-g-li. (1, CiIAIU.L'^. iwin wit], .\ii_i,ai.-^tiis. 7, Kl.rAs, uimi. 8,
("AiMH.iNt;. iinin. i), S'l'KruKN, (pustlmiudiis), (). iiniii,, 1S7:1
\'l. ij<mis:i ('Hri)liiu- Hui;-i:ni.s, h. ITD'.i: m. Aiit;-. (i, \x\7. (tliri. (.-allcil " tlie-
Belle of X. lhiv."t. )^■v. ( 'oruel ins 'rntliill ; Y. ('. IM-l ; pn.jc.-ted ainl iJiu'd witli siiraal
aliiliiy lor .some two _\rars: a literary jicriinlical ar .\. 11. culled 77/- Mi'-rnsrojh , in
wliic li tiip ]'oet i'crcival av;-.s lir.si intiodured to iue .\iiierican piihTu- : he died in ,\. }[.
I'^eli. 21. IN;?."), a. -jO yr.-; ; a youiiir man of ^-n'ut iiroiiiJsi- : s. of Hon. Seh-.li 'J'lithill, the
ori'fiii.nl (iwiier iiiid rounder (jf tin- low ii el 'i'nthiil in risti'i Co.. X. Y'. ; ele.ted M . ('.
from Oranue Co. hut d. (Sej.t. 7, Is-Jl.) Ij.-fore takint,"- hi.s .seat; after d.
of her hus. Mr.s. 'i'uihill com' ; ihuii'd anon, to maira/.ines ; jier ]iuhli-iu'd '.vorks arc
,A/;//r.y >■'////( r.v, (]tr I'l'ijruif'y >'o,i, jKih. IS',^7 : .\/, //■//'.■< \'i^i! t,> Ih-stn,,. 1S2H ; C/r'tsf/ifuirs
\K.\\ ; 'J'/n Yai'iuj L-lnl,-^' Un'd.r. 'i'^-VJ : A S. ru s „f -Pfhs Jul- II,, y.nin;/. lS-l4-.-,i); .•[
Ncir S^rli!< fvrtlif }'"!/,/,/. 1><V?-1 ; J/// ir//7, a I'.ovel', 1S4'1 ; 77/^' ]Iist<,r>j of Arclu(n-f>ir, „
18-4.S ; Qu,, r }lnin,t.-, I'-'-'i'i : y "/■■-<>■ ri/ lh>nl,s, -a voL of eoun.-^(d to inotheVs, lS-1!-), and &
hook of l-J.ri rnrl.-< frnii: .lu,i( u 1! 't ■■<!■( n. 1^7;;. Alibo'iies />/■•/. '•/ Am. .-1 '/'//. »;> <rives a list
(incoiriplete) of ■.?;.' hook.s of which M rs. T. was tlie author; licr last wc.rk \v;Ts a ooiujii-
liition of the 'M \<)I. of Srl(rfi'i/,s frum .hilm llnshin, coiH])!eted \s'licn she was M) \-r.s. of
i\ge ; several of \\m- stories for tiie yo,,nir htive heen reprinted in luiiiiaiid ; mauv "of her
iK)oks passed tiiro" from foin- to six editions ; seveial ]iassed thvo" twenty editions, and
Iwo jiassed tliro" forty editions. It is said that the name "City of Elms" wa^- fi!>t hestowod
on X. llav. hy .Mi's. ']'. ; .she was a niem.of the I'ni!. l^pis, Ch. ; resident for the ntost
jiiirt in l;o>lon; d. in Princeton. X. .1.. .lune 1. Js;-;i) luiried in X. llav. I. Ch.\hi.ks
Hk.nrv,!). .\uir. li, ISIS; d. March i), ls.",(). 2. <.'oi;m .i.i,\ LorisA.h. Ajiril 7, Is-'^fi; ni. June
IH, ]8.1Ci, John Shaw I'ierson. who d. .July -Jl, ls7ii. \\ \\i\ Ksinf.K, 1>. .Vpril 'l'.\, 1S22.
1, SaKAII Sriiou.X.MAKKll, 1). Feh. K). \>-l\\ author of several esteeund Sund;u scliool
Itooks and poetical compositions; nn Aiii;-. 20. Isffi. WO ids Baker and had T.uiii.^n
Woods, b. Au^c. ~^. ^"^■">---V
345332. E.stlier Huggins, 1'. Xov. 2.';. 177S; d. Feh. 2::k ishO; m. Jan. 9,
180;i, Timotlty (^s. of Daniel and i.oui-;'. Hot<diiss) Bish<>p. of X. H., h. (\'t. 21), 1775; v!
C. 179;}. Alone jieriod eniraged v.ith tlu' Ti-owhridi^es in the West India trade, a Icin'e
and iirofitable branch of which \sks the iinixirtation of \N' . I. rum. This lie ceased from
a convicti'on that it was wrfin^^r. He \sas sonu-time niiLJoi- ot the2d Co. (\(j\. Foot (iinird^.
Jlo d. Marcli S, I8r:!, a. 97 yrs. and 4 nnis., being- then the oldest graduate of Yale, and
the la.st graduate of tlie \f:\\\ ccntniy. His will, made 1804. names E. H. Bishop and E.
B. M. Hughes, excrs.; the latter dying, acodicil made Ibijo appoints Henry \Vhite in his
place. His becjtiesis to various religious and benevolent s,>,;ieties amounted tf) several
tliousand dollars. To liis children or their representatives he leaves the bulk of his
large estate, and a precious blessing as follows: "And now may the blessing of (iod
Ahuiglily Father, Son, and Holy Spirit dwidl evernnjr'^ with my children and (diihlren's
oliildr«*n, and with all near and dear to me thi'oug'h eternal ages."
1. Louisa Walters Bislio]i. 1). May 24, iS'Vi; d. (k-t.'o. 1S72; m. .'uly 27, 1828.
Kuos Brooks Miles Hughes, (s. of Samuel): d. lMi-4, a. 07; grad. Mid. Col."; hardware
iiicrch. many vYi'.; a director of the oldest banking institution in X. Hav.; ;". besides ;Js3.
wliod. y. : "l," Louisa Brsuoi', b. March I, 18:^0: d. May 2;J, 18.')1; m. Mav 5, 18.51,
Willis Rogers Austin; Y. L. (,'., 184!>. 1, Lntn.sa Jyi.flio})' h. ]sr):^-.i4; d. a. 10 yrs. 2'.
JilDWAiin BiKtOKS, b. April 4, 18:^2. 3, M Aitv lifDKi!, li. June 1(5, 18o8; m. Edward
Jjivingston \Vells (s. of Thomas Wells, a noted }ihys. of X". II.), b. (."olumbia, S. C.,
1884; grad. with high honors at Theo. Sem. at Pan., France; returned to F. S. and
l»reached at Plainville, Conn. (Cong.); re-igned soon and was ordained in 185!) at Trinity
rhh. , N. IL.adea. of the Prut. Epis. (dih.and in 18G0, in Div. Chaj)., Middlelovvu',
Conn. , a })ric.st; ]>rea('hed sev. years at Louisville. Ky. : rem. Xorth nn account of ill
health, aiid siij>plied some of the best churches in the Xew Emrland States. In respect
to scholar:. hip and eloquence he had but fe\v etpials. Devoted much iittention to agri-
cultural matters and w roie many articles (d" great interest to the farminir communitv.
Mem. of the 2d Agri. Soc. of Conn. He received degree of D. 1).; d. at the Epis. Kec-
tory, New Miiford, Conn., of er;. si]); las, .\ug. i, 18S(I, a. 46 yrs. 1, Brooke RikjIus. 2,
JAvingstoii. ;^, Lonisii. A. \firi/. o, Ihnnj, Ai-^-. 4, Coi.'Xhma Ha.mii.ton. b Au^'.
2, ]So;i; ni. \N m. B. Dayton of i'hila. I, i'hujh.s, b. ^57;-.. 2. B7/V/////, b. 1S71, ?).
El.KANOi! Ci.Ai:i;, b. Jan". I. IsiO: m. \)v. Paul' F. .Mnndeof X. Y. C. I, I'nn}. h. IS7.1'
il. .\!ary Huggins Bislioj), b. Sept. 1, \S(\~v. d. .July 12. l8.");i; m. Oct. 2ii, lS2;k
Ix>u!s Xaviei- Huder; ;'. 2 dans.
Hi. Ebene/.ir Hoggins Bi.shop. b. I'eb II. \K(\:- Y. c. \sn\; M. D. , IS2I*; phvs. iiv
N. H.; ni. Oct. 15. ],s;!2, Hannah Mari.i Lewis. 1, Addin Liowis, b. Aug. 21,'ls:J4;
Trinity Col., 1855; Y. Med. S.. 1857; d. July 21, 18(5:^ 2, Ti.Moritv Hiccmns, b. Mjindi.'
DICKKKMAN, HUGO INK. 167
^i<o7: Y. Me.]. 8., 18()0: m. .Iiiiie, \i<(U, .lane Maria Renuptr. 1, /.*-/r/.v L't'nitctf June
0, lSiK>. -J, Jf> ibrrt Mo,ton,.hi]y d, ^)<r^H. 8, Mi/nrf /.i/ia,,. yiny :]l, IS?;!
IV. AlcXMii'iin- Hainiltoii l^islioj), h. Nov. 14 ISKI; V. (', , ISISO; clcraviuan hi
Asto-.ia, X. Y.: m. May ^•2, IS-iU, Susan Holmes of X. Y. lie d. Feb. :i 18."}4;7. l)i-sides
2 dau.s. ^^■llo d. y. 1, (iii.nKitT LtxiXfisrox, li. May 1, ISI"); Y. ('. I'^UO: clpro-viunn;
in. Nellie Canuali. 2, Si san Jlui,.NrKs, h. Anij;. 2, 1S}7; m. i;,>v. Samuel Edward
Dana; Y. C. IS'!!*.
"34534. Isaac Diekerman, li. .\])iil ir,. i7i;0; d. Sejjt. 13, is:}."i. a. T.k m. Feh.
8, 17N1, ilaiHiali l^all (a/iti}. U. Kott: -Jd cons.; d. An<r. VJiv, l.Sll. She was. nio. of two
pairs of twins; ;ill d. y. He ]ii. (2) Alti^ail •. (wid. of Jeremiah Harnett wlio d
1^01). Shed. .June 10, is4r), ;,. 7(i; res. \\'..-sivi!!e, ("onn.
I. laiey, 1). M»\ 20, 17^2; in. Hooker; [2) Pardee.
II. Kuiiice, 1>. Jan. IH. 1784; d. June 2s, ]7!U.
III. Isaac. !.. Jan. 2(;, 17!t2; .-elel, rated hi., 02d Inrth-day in Westville, Conn., 1883;
deii.; m. Abi^rail Joluison. Mary, wf; of 1s;r.<c l>if-k(rni;in," d. Oct. 21, 1873, a. S3.—
liV.y/r. f/mvi-.-ito/ie. 1, Ar.in.Mi., b. 1N14; d. Sept. 10, 18(i(), a. r,2; \n. .iamesG. Hotch-
kiss, who d. April 7, 1S82, a. 70.
IV. Ste])hea, m. Jnlia (Ysborn.
V. Pollv, in. \Vm. Pardee.
VI. Elias, b. 170.-); d. Sept. 17, 1815.
VII. Eli, liv. in Whitni-y viUe, Conn. ^
VIII. PfbiM-.-a. ni. Anios .Munson of X. Jlav. ; lie d. in Kv.
IX. Jn!;n, b. All--. 0, 18(i:;; d. next d;iy.
34535. Eiinice Diekerman, m. Jured, s. of David and ICiizabeth (Kas.sett)
Atwater, b. S.'pt. 24, broS.
1. Elihii Atwater, Uvv. 1. 178'3;d. 1.S7."); hunber liusi. ; res. X. llav. ; m. Oct. 20,
1811, Julia, dan. of Jared Thompson, of X. 11. by 1st wf., who d, IMS ;(•.'•) Sept. 22,
1819, Het.sey, dau. of Elnnthan Tyler of Xorthfie]<l, b. 17S7; d. 1807. 1, Lvdi.^ HoTrri-
KIS^:', Aug 14, 1812; d, Sept. IG, 181.1. 2. Er.ruu \Vji.ij.\Ms, Mav 24, ]SI4; d. Julv3n
1815. 3, Ei>w.\Kn Eu.ss, May. 28. ISlfJ; Y. C. l83t;; Cono-. miiii.ster; elected Dea. of
the First Chh. in X. IE; author of v. Ili.storij >>/ Si ^r Ilnni Co''.niij, ixom 1638 to 1604;
c(mipiler of hcsr, nda ufs it, (h,. ]\J,i!v line <>f Darld Attrati-.r, to wliicli 1 am much
indebted; m. An^. 0. 18-14, Rebecca H. Dana of Pomfret, Vt.,onlv!". KUh'/.h. Mar-di 30,
18."i5; d. Sept. 18, 1860. /. by 2d m. ; 4, John Tyi.i:!;, b. Nov. 28,' 1820; d. Mav 24, 1821.
II. Stephen Atwater. b, E'cc, 2."), 17SS; ni. M-.nv lia-sttt; (2) Sallv liarkin- ; (3)
Abigail C. Bradley; res. Cedar Hill. Il.e d. Jan. 16, 1S66. 1, p:nn.\R Fostkh, b. Xov.
20, 181S. 2, Sau.ui, Nov. 9, 1822; m. Charles Smith. 3, Emily, March 17, 1824; m.
Jeremiah Parnett. 4, J axe, July 7, 1827; m. Albert (j. Atwater.
HI. Klius At'vater, b, July "1791; d. Oct, 17, ISOH.
IV. James Atwater, b. Feb. 14-; 1703; d. Sei.t. 11. 18,10; m. June 30, 1817, Polly
Bassett, re.s. Cedar Hill. 1, Hokaok, b. Julv 25, 1S18. 2, Maky Aw Sept 2 l8-'0'
3, CuAiiLEs (i.. Aug. 20, 1822. 4, IIkmuetta, b. Eeb. 25, 1832.
V. Jared \twater, b. May 27, 1795; m. Huldah Ailing; (2) Elizabeth Bassett ; (3)
Sarah Alderman; he lived cor. Academv and Green sts., X. Hav.; rem. 1833 to Hopkins,
Mich, and d. there Marcli 15, 1873. 1*. Ai,p,p:kt A., b. Dec. 30, 1818. 2, Lkwis E b'
March 28, 1820; d. Nov. 5, 1820. 3. Lewis Bassett, Julv 21. 1823. 4. Julia. Ann, Aug.
9, 1824; m. V,'illiam Powell. 5, Edwin H., Oct. 21, 1826; d. Dec. 27, 1827. 6, Maky
U.. Oct.. 16. 1828; m. John Baird. 7, N.a,thax S., Feb. 6, 1831. 8, David P .hily 13.
1833. 9, Ey.man a.. Doe. 25, 1S37.
Y'^I. Betsey Atwater, b. Sej,t., 1790; d. unm.
VII. Maria Atwater. b. Se].t. 30. Isol; m. Harvev Bradley, and has s. ; 1, Chaklks
A., in fur ImsiiH^ss N. Hav.
VIll. Amelia Atuater. twin with Maria; m. Silas Becklev. 1, Wiu.ivm 2 CoK-
DKLIA.
IX. Willb-^m Atwater, b. June 17, 1S(I5; m. Mav 21, 1828, Eliza Ford- res X' H.
1, Hen-kv J., b. July 18, 1.S20. 2, \V.\i. .lAi:En, b, Feb. 10, 1831. 3, MauvJwk Feb.
16, 183;'.; m. Herman D. Clark.
X. David AtwaKT. b. Jan. 20, 1807: m. Mav 16, 1838, Emilv Maxwell; (2) in. 1870
Mary Kitzmiller, res. .MassiHon, O. ; chil.; 1, .Inn.v M.. b. June 7 ls39 •? E\!>fA
Ei.iZAiiETii, b. Dec. 29. 1S42. 3, llAniiV E.,b. .lum- 18, ISJ... 4 l'(,<.i;\ Hwn,-: b.
Fcl». 25, 1858; d. April 4. \SM.
XI. Joshua Atwater, twin with David, m. Sept. 19, 1830, Dorcas Bronson. He d.
July 30, 1840; cliil.: 1, David, b. Aug. 2, 1831. 2, Eliza Aan, b. June 6, 1.'^33; m.
1^''8 BKA>>CII OF TKOMAS.
Ja.-(.b 1>. Batclu-lor. :;. (.'KoiKiK 1!., b. Ai-ri! 19, IN.'JO. 4, William, 1.. Dc-. 7 ly-j;
0, C'oi; \ AiiAV.Ki.i.A, b. Jan. 2-2, b'^'40; d. July 'Jl, l.s-in. • , • .
XII. AuntbiT Atwtiter, d. y.
34536. Elishti Dickei'man, b. March o, 1709; <]. Julv 2*^, lfir>rt in 87th vr • m
IVe. -.'7, 170J, Anna Sf.rit, wiio d. Mardi (i. 17!J9, a, -JS; (i) .b,',,. Oo! ISMii, l''u,m-lia
(biodiicli lit' ]3iaiii'. ml. Conn., who d. June 11. IS'Cl, in S7th vr.
1. Mary Ann, June o, 179lJ: m. May 1:5. ISHl. Danhd' llovr. 1, l^nw.MtD I) b
in I>aubury, July 24, 18-?U: ni. Jam- Ketp. 1, yV-/.,, /,,■. 2. KUa. h M u:v -\.nn 1,
Ajiiil b"), ls:j'^>; lu. .bi.^^'pb Flitrht, .v (■. ;_b KLiZAiii.'iii. b. I),','. 2(>, ls-.>:!;' d". Juii. {7' In;:'
lu. Dr. ]\ C. McLane. 4, Coijnki.ia Jaxk, li. in N. II. Mandi (5, ]S'J7 • d Dec '^7' 18"J-'>
."), 1Ii;nkv Ari;rsTr,sb. LV-c. 27, ISol ; M. D. ; ni. <;y\,VA ^Vass,,!l; "r,s FatOn Nlb'-h
1, ^€V:u. 2, JAIli,: G, (AuiNKi.iA Jank, Uct. 2. ls:J:J; ni. Alb.Tt Munrn- 'I'uttle 1
]krtic. 2, Gfirnf. 3, ]u'r,-strr. 4, XtUir. 7, Cii aiu.k.-^ PI, On. 22, IS;^): in lb bVi
M. Fisht-r of Cleveland, 0. 1, Ch/nnna,,. 2, Chorhs. ;-} Willi, ml 8 Ibriui b
Nnv. lo, 18H7; d. March 8, 1S;39. , ^ ■ -■ , .
II. Flisba, b. Nov. 19, 1797: d. April 1, bS-ir); in Adimh Aliini.'-. J, Ai.i.ixi; ni
Nan.jy Hr-.n-Mii. 1. JA>A,!t. 2, XAli>: y, r/tmh-. 2, Finvix. d.'unui.' H, Ki.isii \'
re.s. Xu. o Dcnv st. N. 11., Conn., b. whom 1 am in.lebted for manv lacts rclatinir i,, ihe
Dickerman family; m. Harriet Edv.ards. 1, Jf,in/. 2, J'J(hri,,.. 3, KUAi/i 4 'l-'n-fJiJl"
4, Fi i/.AKi-.TH. <1. y: 5, CirAKi.r-^, d. y. G, Mai:y, m. ' lleechrr. '7. IU:n.j.\.mi\ d v
III. b',a2i:i:e, b. Man.'b :], l^''i] ; d Sc-jit. ;jii, 189;?. ' " * ' ■ -•
IV. (7 race. 1). May 17, 1802; d. Oct. 21, 1803. V. by 2d ni. :
V. John Goodrich, b. June 12, 1894; d unni. in Natchez, Mis.s. Oct l,') 18;!9
VI. Eunice, b. Oct. ](), ISOG; d. Sept. 12, 18r,:3, n.. James'wiu-e'fer. 1 C'OKiii-i iv
m. Wm. Becldey. 2, Sa);aii Ellex, in. Chandler ''ov.les. 3, Pahmki.ia Coodutcu'
m. Kev. E. e. Ilerrick. 4, Jaxk, m. Nels^ou Adams.
•VII. Thomas Pundenson, b. Oct. 28, I80S; m. Mav 21 1827 Sarah M P-r<oi>s 1
Thomas Pausons, b. June 1, 1838: m. Oct. 22, iM.il." Carolina 'e. Smith' l' Thunui's
S.'.tith. 2. Can-fi S. 3, ^no. P>n:y)iK^. i, John. JidwarJ. t), JLir a Elijah' fh '^
JoifANNA, b. Nov. :i'), I84t): d. Oct. 20, 1842. 3, (iiiAn;, b. Oct. 3, 1.-42- m Oct '^8'
1873, Joseph Lee. 4, Sahah S., Oct. 30, 1N44. T), Jkxmk Ej)Okkt(ix, m " Oct o lslv>'
Aelson Adams. G, John Goodijic'ii, b. Sept. 30, 1848; m. Julv 1!) ]s74 Ella i'eters
VIII. Edmund^JJ., b. Nov. 29, 1810; m. Mar^-aret <i. iluli;"d. ]8.7G- (2) Sarali Knn-
berly; (3) Mrs. Jane Woodruff. .1, Euwakd II.; res. N. li. ' ^
IX. William, b. July 2>:, lsl2: m. Ebien Pahn.'r. ], FiiA.NrKs, m. Henrv Plumb
2, Elj-.axui!. m. Nelson Wilmot. 3. Julian.va. 4, I'mma .7 \\ \i r> ("'irys 7
FlJANK II. .-,...,
X. Geora-e Oliapman, b. Nov. 14, 1S14: d. Jan. 24, 1872; m. Miranda Pond, b.
182b, .v'. /.
XL Cliarles, b, Sept. In, j8I(i; m. Jane Fo.>t. 1 Ei,i, \ '^ (iro I wis -^
<"AHK1!C. ' ' ' ' ■ ■ •
34537. Ivebecca Dickerman, m. Sept. 211, 1790, Ca).t Ebenezer K (s <,f Cnnt
Jamesand Mary Ilitclu-ock) Peck, l.i. Jan. 14, HoO; .shiiMuaster and m.-iv'h of N 'll '
iuidj.rnu- to the Em!)ari;-o in 1S()7, .said to liave been the Iari;-(>st ship-owner in the C.d-
lertion Dr-r. of N. 11. The tliree acres which now con.sUtute the wosterlv half of
\\ ooster square in New Ilav., was a ),an of his estat,'. an<l after his dec." his wid
Jiebecca 1 eck, m 1832 signed the deed of cwuvevance to the citv, consideration ^^PV.O
ihe easterly half of the. square was called the Sa!)in lot. and wr.s owned bv Abraham
Bishoi). It consisted of about three acres, of which 2J were conveved [,, the citv without
cluir-e, and, for the other J acre frontiiiir on Chapel st. Mr. Bishop received .•?l-'.7
<rt-o llnadley, [8] Mayor, and two of the three c.mmittM,. of Aldermen, Andr-u Kidston
[Ij and W m. II. Junes [111.
i. Ebenezer Peek. b. Au;r. 23. 1 791 ; h.^t at s,.a.
II. •'""les IV.-k, !,. March G. 179;;; m. Ann At water; rem. to Jelfrr.snnville, .
"ltd., and d- thr. ISG.7. 1 , bb-.KNF./.i.i:, b. 1-:2J ; m. Marv Wrlles 2 Jwik^C b l^-'-j
-.. 1km:v IlLcr.ixs. !,. 182(1; s.-hool tea.b.er, m. Zdpah Wt-thmill ,'.f N.-rwiel', Conn '
and liu,l 1 s. ami 4 daus. 4, EdvsaudH. lb. b. ls2S;,b.s- / ,7 \\7m \ ^\ Vi\7.\
liKrnH..m. Samuel Hu-hes 7. MAi;vA.,b. Oct., Is34: m. Stephen Uaskili of Kv.
^. A.vxA II.. un-n. 9, Edwako P.. m. : .v. /. '
lib ib_-b,-cca P.Tk. .i;in. .7, li:t.7; d. Ain-ll T bs.i;;; unm
i^ . yiiiyy P,rk, Jan. ;!9. 17!l7; d. I-^(IG.
V. Martlia Peck, S^pt. 1.7. 1799; d. 1S41; m. Conulius IbK.-.4,onm- r.^s on
•"idsMu nver. l.Juiix. 2. Mauoakkt. 3, H vkkikt. 4, Willi vm; d. in the war.
DICKERMAN, TL'TTI.E. IG'J
\i. Gin'-v ]V,-k, 1). Sept. 1. 1801; d. s. i. in N. II., April 8, 1870; m. Win. C.
BmliM-, who (1. ill S;iv;i!iiin]i, (la., Ani,'. 10^ ls;Jl, a. o2.
\\i. Kniily M. P,rk Oct. -,'4. 180;;; d. Oct. 28, 186'.); r.i. K<'v. .Tad.son Adon-
iram («. 'd' -Icsso) Hoot, wlio was lufiiiy years jiMstor of tlic Co'iij-. clili. at Branford,
Conn.; Y. V., 1^2:!; d. 18o0. 1, Xathanii i. ^^'.^!. 'i'.wi.oi:. }>. Ls^U; Y. C. 1852; d. 1872;
Hi. I'.li/a (". Xasli and had 2 ss., 1 dau. 2, \\'n.t.i.\\\, \>. 1844; ni. 1870,' Mary Kilbum,'
Bnd ! s. ' '
y\\\ Harrifn Peck, )>. .Tan. 4, 180H. unm.
3453S. Chloe Dickerman, m. 'i'iniutliy Plant.
1. Benjaniin Plant, d. in *ia., leavint;- ;' chil.
II. Mary Ann Plant, ni. i^aniup] \\V.-!cntt, 1). 17!)."): d. 18.^4. ], Svsan, m., Tajjf.
Saniui'l l^torer of N. H. ; v. i. 2, Maky Ann, ni.; .v. /. ; licr Innd'aiid was lost at .-ea. o,
IlLMtY, m. Ann (Jordon: 3 cliil.; rts. Mitcon, (Ja.. 4, (j],<>U(;k, in. ; .v. i.
III. Susan PJani, m. Timoihy McC'arty in Kiclnnond. ^'a.
IV. Caicdint- I-'lant. ni. -Tames Fordyc W'riKley; has I'am. of 5 chil.; ics. Macon,
(.Tc-.)igia.
V. Itoiry Plant, nt. Au.:riista Peck and ];ad dau. Aogusta.
\l. Khun Plant, m. Aikdine liihl.is of X^'\\' h5rd find. Mass. ; 3 chil. in Ala.
Vli. Incicasc < '. Plant, m. South; set. and liad ;j ny 4 cliil.; res. Macon.
34539. Abigail Dickerman, h. I77t;i: d. l8o;i, a. 8^: m. An^-. 10, 1^<02, (.'apt.
Jesst' Pardee; in.-uiner. lie ^VR.•. lor^t at sea.
1. Stephen Diekernian Pardee, h. Oct., 180o; d. .Inly 29, 1878, in liis 7olh vr.
■■' His tdtaracter was extraordinarily gtiiial and lovely. For 28 vears treu-^urer of the
New Haven Savings Bank. His integrity, conscientionsnes;-., and iidelity to the impor-
tant and delicate trusts coinniitted to Ids hands, seeurei! for hiin the unbounded esteem
and confidence of tlie coinniunity in which lie lived. It was Ids desire that .John P.
TiittJe ( /)"isf), who, in late years liad assisiin! h'nn in his ofUi-ial duties as .treas., should
.suc<-eed liiiu. He te>r)k much interrst in hnrticuhure a.nd i)omoloi;-y, and was never so
ha]>j>y as ulieii engaged on Id-- plac- in NNe^tville in these genial pursuits." — ^(,r J/ifc.
Fiiifinli''i/i. m. .lane Stfjdiens. svhn d. about 1872. 1, Hi;n.j ami x, in. a dau. of Levi
Gilbeji ot X. H., and luid M chil. 2. .loiix, d. at sea, o, .M AiiY .Janj;, unm. 4, Hknky,
jn. in Alabama and ha- 2 (did. .5, Sii;i'av;N.
II. Heiiiv. m. (/hai'lntte Haves,
ill. Mary! n:. .McOarrh-y; re.<'. X. H.
l^'. firace, num.
V. .Tesse Edsvin. m. at the South.
3454. Hezekiah Tuttle, b. April ;-;. ]7;5(J ; m. Sept. S, 17.rS, by Kev. Mr. Whit-
tlesey. Martha, dau. of Abner Bradle\-, who d. .Ian. ls2:j ; a W) vis."; he died of cons ,
Jai:. 2. 179.3. Abner, eld. s., adm. of his f.V e.si. ; Andrew Tuttle", suretv
I. Abner.
II. Andrew, b. .Jan. 4, ] 7ti2 ; Y. ('. 17S4 : d. Xov. li). 1807 : unm ; found d. in his
bed. " An honi'st man 's tlie n()l.)le.--t ^^"(>rk (d' (>'od," ('//■!/ re-.sff/iu').
111. Marth.a, ],. .lulv 7, 1 TMl : d. Sept. 2:3, ]82;J.
\y. Ile7.eki.nh. i.. Xov. ]."., 17';'J ; d. Oct. ]H, 1772, ;i. H yrs.
V. Lucy, b. Sept. 7, baj). Sept. 9, 1770 : d. .Jan. 17, 177;J ; a. 2 yrs, 4 mos. One of
tin- daus. m. • Lnve.
3454.1. Abner Tuttle, b. Feb. 27, \',ljO ; m. .Tune r>, 17S;-;, l^lizaTx'th Mi.x, who was
bap. .lune 22, 17'.l4. He d. March 28, 181:! ; she d. Feb. 2."i, lS.-)4 ; a. 89 vears ;'" Imitate
her virtues." — (Kjiit.)
1. IKv.ekiah, b. Oct. :11. l78o; ba].. April 25, 1794: d. iicKt dav
11. ■ [■^aac, b. X<n-. 22, 171)0 ; m, Polly Coep.T,
III. .loliti Pi.M>ou, b. Ma.rch IS, 1 7',):J;' bap. .Inlyd, ] 7!M : .aj.pt. ndd.shipman U. S. X.
X'ov. HO. b814 : lieut. .Lm. i:b 1S2.") : lied, at, s.-a -iune 14, 1.^27, on lioard the slonp of
war .lohn Adams, nf wld<l! he was tii st edlicer ; burled at si'a. A news]iaper <d Xor-
f(dk, \'a.. contained the following notice : '• We take jdea.->nre in recording llie annexed
tribute of respect to the memory of that excellent man and valuable olli'-er, Lieut. .lolm
P. Tuttle of the navy. His soul has gone aloft." It was our ])leasure to be accpiainted
with Lieut. T. , and we are enabled, from oui' own observation, as well as from the tes-
tinxny of many of Ids friends an(i shl j.in.-.l. > lo say thai among Its eh. ijccsi sjiiritsour
navy does not boast a ln-tter ollic..i- or a beiier man. Hut a short time liefore lejiving
])orL on his last voya>'.-e In- liad the nu.-.foilune to he sejiarated Ijy death from the amiable
partner of his ia>soni, who left jiini one child, an interesliug little girl of two vears, of
170 r.HAiVCH OF THOMAS.
v.h.iiu lie v.as (Idliiigly fond. At u time- wlicn his early returi' was fondly looked for by
his friends, llie messenger of death an ivrd and sinnniMned him to his iinal arcount.
\\a.} tl\e r( collection of his virtms Tcm]/er tin- ixiiiMiancy of tludr <;rief at this, atl'i'-iivc
event. At a meeting- of the hrothcr oilirc-vs of t!)<' kite liiitn.. .1. P. Tuttle, h<dd on Mon-
day (■Y.-nin",'- in this borou!^-!). it >va< ie>-ulved. niianii.iohsly, rhnt tln-y det']>iy dejdorc
ilic de.ith of tlii'.t odh-'.-r, and tl;at in tesJiniony (d' his iirej'araijle los.-, to his country and
to themselves, tln-y will wear a hadi:i> of moninin;;- for :i(l days." The ( 'onnei-tii;iit
Herald, in a notice, says id' him : " Since he rercived his warrant iu 1Sl4 In- has \n'<-n
most constantly in active service. A'ersed intiic priiiciidcsof naval disciidine. eminoiulv
acijiiainted ^^■ith the human (diara<'ii'r, disdainintr a base action, imhd'at'gable in the
|i'Tformauce of his dut\ . he commended himself to his su])t'rior oflicers. \Adiile, tiicn.
the navy is deprived o[ ona of its brightest ornaun-nts. an aged motlier is bcieaved of an
aflectionate son whose s]ieedy retnrn she had joyfriUy at\tici|Mted. and nnmeious rehv-
tives and friends of one wlio.-c candoi-, \vho--e genc!-(..^ity, whu.^t• ardent and inevitable
n*tachmcnts tlu'y will always be jiroiid to emulate." lie married .MarL;aie;ia. dau. of
t'lunmodorc .Jpuies Barron. '■•' L'. S. X., awd had cue* idiild as abov.-, N\ho d. v.
IV. Betsey, b. .Uily -28. ITUo: m. Sept. r-.2, IS'Ji), Hiram Crnfut: he "died 0<t. :;0.
]^'M); chil. 1, M.v;t(;.\r:KT'!A r.Aii):o.N', !>. Aui:-. o, is-j.",; m. (li'l'lmma^ B. Doremiis; (0)
("liarles C. \\'arren. -v. /. : she is still living (Dec. bsM). 2. Hn:.\.M PiF.i;sii.x, b. .Inly 1:3.
1S:^7 ; m. Rebecca l?eamer and had one ch'ild. Tli->,:iiis J >,>r, ,„ ns; b. Oct. l.j. ^>5■y^.
V. He:'eki:di. b. Nov. 2(1 : ba).. l>ec. 17. IT'.)? . died Dec. 11, TSl? : unm.
VI. Eli^-a. b. .hilv ;!1. l':;ol ; m. Bnilander B. lliiie.
VIT. Andrew, b. Dec. 2«. l^'l-t ; 1):!].. Sept. 2S, j.^u; : m. IWAu-x Bailey. 1. Ei.t/..\
JiETH. 2, riui.AXUKli. o. KMKi.i.Sf.: all d. y. of scarh-l f* vei- \viihin t-.vi> Vkiys.
345412. Isaac Tuttle, b. X.a-. 22. ITO'I; ba].. -Inh-ti. IT'.'i: d. March h^. ISiU: m.
Oct. y. IsM. i>olly Ceoperof Cedar lliU. who d.. Xov. ]!),"l84(», a. 4."'>.
1. .Bdiii Biersoii. b. .Inly ^jU. l'^17; lirm of English and Tuttle, lumber dealeis in
New Hav(-n, ('i>nn.; Treasurer of Xe\v Ilav. Savings Banlv; }Mes. Mechanics' Ban!:;
Streei ("oinmls-ioner <er. yrs. ; Sen. \\'ardv!i of Trinity cldi.; ]n. April 2lS, J.S42. Eliza-
beth C. Augur. ], ]->i.vi.v Si SAN, b. Dec. 2f;, lS.")it; ni. Dr. Bt>\s is of Naiigatuck, Conn.;
rear, to Brooklyn. X. Y 2. Wij.liam Pikusijx, b. .luly 1^^. IS.'jy; m. June, 1877, Carrie
M.. dau. of Dea. <i'eo. J^aldv.in of th.e Brauford fan;.
II. l.saac Abner, b. Aug. 2U. 1820; in business at th.e South and lost Ids i)ropenv
during the v,iir; d. July 7, 1804; m. Mary Shuniway. 1, Eiiaxk (\,b. May 2, is."^i7:
proprietor of the rubber store in X. H. ; m. April, 1882, Clara C. Morris.
111. Martha Ann, b. Jan. 20. ]s2;i; m. May 28, 1844. Frederick E. Ives. (irn> of Ives.
Heecher tV' Co. of X. Y. C, one of the largest imjiorting houses in tlw I'. S. 1.
HowAitJ-). b. April 0, 184."); m. April 28. t8'oi). S. Anna ^^■vlie. 1, ]),rt!t'i J.rnii.-^:;., b.
Feb. 12. 1870. 2. FrccUrirk Gfnnj,'. b. Oct. o, 18:2; d. Oct. 27, 18711. :), JLimld. b.
.luly H, 1874. 2, ELtZAHirru Tr-ni.K b. >'arch 7, 1832: m. Dec. 4. 1877, W jn. Wa'sun
of the firm of \\!n. Watson. Er"deri(dv S. Ives and Chas. A. 'i'uttle of X. Y. C..
imJK)rters. s. of \\ m. ^\■atson of '\^'atson, Townly \ Co. of X. Y. C. , dry goods < ommission
house.
I^'. William Mix, b. Jan. 7, 182G; d. at \'al].araiso. Chili, Fid). 2:1 1851; unm.
\'. Cliarles .Ailing, b. Xov. 28, 1828; merdi. in X. Hav.. then' becaiiie a meml>er
<d' liie firm of Ives, Beecher &' Co., X. Y. C.
W. 'J'heodore Augustus, b. Aug. 14, 1881; road coinmissioi\er in X. 11. f.ir several
vrs. ; luiw, 1882, Collector of Taxes; unm.
VIE Mi'ry Elizabeth, b. Dec. 10, 1884; m. Oct. 7, 18.^6, James (;. English. [4] (:. .
one ch. ; d. v.
VIII. XAthan Hale, b. Mai(di 11, 18:W; m. May 7. 18ti(,!. Mary Clark.
34541G. Eli;fa Tu.ttle, b. .luly 81, bap. (.Kt. 2-"). 1801; lu. Sept. 20. IS19, Phi-
lan<ier Bii!si)ii Hine.
I. Elizabeth Hine. b. Se].t. (I, 1820; m.. Chauucey (>. Crosby; a very skilful
dentist a.nd a ; elebrated inventor: se\ ejal id' his patents have be-;) sob! for large .-urns, and
are in use in England and on the Eurv)pean contlneiit. He bulir oi- improved a tine j)lace
♦James Barron, Cominodore in the U. S. X ; b. at Norfolk, Va., 1766; entered the nava! service of
th;it Str^te in the v.ar of Independence an-', thai of the U. S. in 1798. in 1807 he had command of ttii
fritjatc Chesai'cake v.hon shewas aii;;cktd in time ^it' pe:icc by the P.rlusli frit;;iie LeopjvrJ, of sie,->erior
force. Surrcnderinff to that vessel he was t)oarde(l for dese; tv-rs and .several of th.e crc\v tiikcn off. A
coiirt-martial resulted in the suspension of Ce-n. Harron for live yib The cour.so i>f Coiii. IHcatur in
this affair led to a t'.uel between P.arron ai'.d Dccaiur {j"<ro) in which both were wounded, the hitter mor-
tally. Com. l'.arron died in 1S51. a. 83, the senior ofiiLer of the navy. He h.id a high reputation for
seamanshij'. Com. Saiourl Haiion, I'. 5. N., was his tirother.
_ _ ti;ttle. ]-,
on IIim,nu:-.ay in X.-w H.v,-„ 1„r a ivsi,l..n.-,.. 1,,,, lK.r<,)nin;^ di.sHiisi;..! sol.l H (.Ti^h,^
(a h.,lK-,<. uIh, Im.lt tin. rem tl,,. (\nhr..]rA ,■],„,,■!, ,>r St. Marv's Dr Cnshv ht, „
.Villcnl, (.,„„,., wl.r. he s|K.nt a hu..^,.MUn in l>,nl,lin,i,s an-l inii.iuvmin.ls loV a ,,-.i-
drnrv. J!„. ,„o|H.,,v i,a..M..i !.y l, >r, ,-i.,MU- into tl„. IkuhI- „r n !,a„k, u],,, I,..],! i, lor
s.m„..M-s..tn.„^,,l,l It t.. .I.,lin 1!. P.,nrk,.tt, u], .,..,. ln,nil v n„w (iss:;, ,,ru,,v i,- 'It, -
inro.n. tn.m In. i.i.truts is .ai<l f, 1,. la,-., II, ■ ,!. in INM.; Tl„. ,nu.l„ ,■ ,.r ('[;,,,; I ,.„i^H
K<'11<>^|K ^vas sist.-r n| 1m-. ('.•...hy. Sonu- of Dr. C.V rluhln-n w,mv v.tv l.ramir.M as tlu>
<-oii!|.il(T wh., sav tln-iii m liisydt.n-riMiavsrenuiiihf.r.s, 1 Cummk^'v ■' l-)'\xi- ,!
y. a, ('ii.vrxcKv. twin with ]■- rank. (1. V. -1, 1>a i;k.m a.\. :, Nkuic (I \m ' i'vF " "'
( AKKIK 8, ToKNiK !». Ki.WAi:,,. ck y. On. ol' the .hu,.l,t.Ts m. Mr. I.,'iu-ls u'i lU'
Sv;L'{v::;':';j- ;:;f ^^ ^^"' ' ^'"■"-*-''^' <'•■ •— - --nra,.,,...,. ,„• t,.. i...,;:;-
II TlH.inas Duanc' Ilinc. b. Jan :?0. \S-22: m. ilehn Snnlli and l,ad- 1 ]i m ,.„ d
y. 2, Unsu::H SMvni. 8, Ualph. 4. 'J mom as Duaxk. H, Chakms]' 'gUuik
<, M.MKox. ,s, Smftii. Sk Daisy, id. Axomi.!! <l v • J. > "-'.ik.
II!. Kdward Hii,,-; ],. y\,r. 2r,. is-j-i; d. Kd.. i ;, isiiS
1\'. ]-:d\vai-d ('.. b. Iter. 0. 1 S-k? ; d. ]-'fb. -J.'t, kv'(j4.
35. John Tuttle, b. ])cc. .j, Uirin: wlun 12 vjs ,,f a— lu- k.>,-n.,r l,m,tiv ,.;ti i ■
sis. Ihuu,ah owner of tbe hnu.e and l„t of l,is .. f^Thon, s P.;;! T -^-so' 'u
mdudod the. ;V ,,^h.swortl, lot and a sn.all ori::inal allotment to Thon>as i'ow.d "f ak
, i- ot an a.-n- adjonnn- n on tl,o we-t. Kdward \Vi.v.leswo> th, iho u-,ant.... and first
<mi,.r, bu.l, a hon..^ on uaud sold it in HiK; to Sannnd \Vils.„. who ..Id it in 4 t.
honius row,.l. t adjoined tlu- Ball k. <,n th. .a-t. thr sanu- it. doj-th ard i 1 ih
owel lot. ,1:,. H,]] l,.i ,,ud thr Wilkua,, Tuttlo hon:ostrad. orrupied ]:o whoh f nt f
( u,kol p. o...,..„ rollop. ;-.! Vork.ox..,,tin^th.larKek,tl.,th, U: o r ;:
I. 1. si. Ihon.as , ,,v .dl <1. H. jfjbl, a.ui his will ,!,nvino- tlu- boniest. -ad to his -t rhil
J'-!-'i and Hannah 1 .-rh. provid-s tliat John should have the wliole if Hannah di nut"
n.avrv. llonry n\ h,ie, in his suoerb ar^irle on T/u h>.:.l Tifhs of Y„le r, W s • h v
tuislaken in saying that - Hannah did no, niarrv. and John bia no .o s ^l;, f ^ V •.
whole. Hannah m. abt lO^ii, Joshna llo,ei>ki.-s: and so made .rood he- ,it e' H r
Umnias Uutle bun,rht her ri^^lit for the i„.,.-lit of his s. John.'as appea ■ bC a d' ■ d of
conveyance to John m 1 01 of -ny u. in ihe Wi.,^lesworth lo. for vhieh I i„ d V 5 >
my ^on-u^:,^. Josluta I otchkiss." and about th. san.e tin.- In- eonv. to Jo], h l n
tin. Powell allotment and so John be, anu- th,- own.n- .4' Hu- ^shole. He d in ITio '".n 1
n',": ti"' ■'■iM ■■' '■^^',"^-,i"^--- ^'-it^i^: inns. wid. Hannah, ,dul.. Hannah Pnth L'vd.a
Dorothy and Mo.Sfs; Abraham Diekerman and Philip Aleo.-k apors ] sun 1 Vv, ' n'
nah dau.^f Sutmtel Humiston front a eonv. (1720) o^ land laid Vu\ to San iel Ih mi '
M S' ;Ir"V^''' 'y,^^^'^" •^'' ^'''- <1- I'fl- l'^". "i.m. In tl,at vr. Lvdia Tuttle s,dd t,>
^sri^siflhui^air^ji^ir^;::^^^'''^- ^'^ '-— ^ - .., John-Tnuh^dee.,!,:;;:^;;:
luaie, jatux .K< -of X. Hav.. conv. to ^^ arham Mather tlie Pine Koek Field ■ Shto^.
K.^'-l^tHeol'x'Hv'^^ITf tl";' ''^'r ':^7Y^^^^ '— "• Inl737!ieeo^":
T it le h. ■ n r^^^
Hull •'VhewiiVoF^^ui/MaS;^?;;^! :!pro'';^^^
hi r,;, . :i 1 ' ■^'^■'/'Xl''\-^I'"'--f'^'kk I'oroihy 4'u,tleand bn).Mos.-s; .mv,-s ••to
Lurfourn,;;;w.;:';;j;:::r:;i;d:::;^;:;/h-
iil. kv.lia b M;-'ve lo, j;,}7; m. John Manslield. I,. June 2 I
(i4: d. JuMi-. ITfil
1T2 BKANCn 0>' THOMAS.
April 1, 1740. 'J, l^AViiJ, Jiilv;]. ll-iC; in. EuiiiLH- (.lau. ol' .Icrt'iiiiali) Pec]:, ]\ Vvh. 2:5
lTr>. 3, Hi:i!!;r<A. Mhv 17. 1745.
IV ih.iotliy, 1.. Manli 2-.?. i:09; l)ai.. Aui,'. OU 17:^;: in. I-Vl.. !l, n4s, Wm. P,.,k.
In 17f>4 l)..r,)tli_v J'fck .s.dd land in NVi-stfu'Jd, •■ that i'ornu'rly belonged to my father
John Tattle," to Andrew lieed.
V. FJuMie/.T. -Inly 23. 1111; d. Dee. 0-2, 17:31
VI. Mdso.s. 1). June 2.'), 1715; ha]). t^e])t. 24, 17:-i7; Y. V. 1745; next year set. as tin'
1st H.ini.-tfrat (h-anvilk-, Ma.vs. {HollniuVs Jlisl . of W, ifrni .^fa.s..,n^/, !!.■<, its ^ays x]u- rWi.
was ]»r()b. oi\iran. 1747). He le'-signed in 1S5:]. A sneeessor desei-ihcs him as a laithfiil
4tnd iirthodejx iiLiiii.sTcr. "His ministry at (t. ■'Aas Ide.-sed with jn-dsiietity and iseace."
Suhsequontly lie i)n'a<died at WiTulsor. Conii.. j Wappini: iiaiish), tliree years, and al'ter-
wiirds at Soathnhl, L. 1.. where he d. >.'<)v. 21, 1785. Tiu' Powell homestead, of whicii
Moses heeame o^\■)leI■ of the larjSi-est share liy inheritance and ])ur(diase of his sisters
rights is now very valnable. 'J'he Yale Art l>uiidiu<r stands jiartly on it. and ]'artly ow
the Ball lot. Hiirh st. runs throu^'h it, and the biown st(nie lioiises ami two or tinve
frame hnilding-s Ijcyoiid are within its limits. The snhjoined abstracts of deeds in rehi
tion to this ])ro])erty are interpstinp:, and -will l)ecome more so as time rolls on. Ai'iiH*.
17::39, Hannah Tiitlle (wid of Joliu), Lydia am! Dorothv 'J'uttle conv. to (.'aieb llotchkiss.
jr., (Calel) S(V) July 14. 1762: Mnse.s'Tuttle -'Clark,'" formerly of New llav.. now of
Worcester Co., Md.. Dorothy Peck and Jyydia Mansfield conv. to IJoner Sherman land
lying westerly from Y. C., a half acre, for i':^1, hounded south by (Chaiud) st.. west
by home hit of Caleb Hotchkiss, Sd, north l)y Punderson .Austin's land, aiul east by our
own land. Tlie dimensions were (37^ feet on Cliapid st., by s:j.; feet in rear and 27:1^^
feet deep (reduce from r(;ds and fractions in tlie reccjid). Consid. l';ll. Daniel Lyman
Hiel Samuel .Mansfield, wit. In l](j:j .--:une parties c<.nv. to Nathan lie>-rs land in York-
shiie Quarter, i)(.>unded south by st.. v.'(^st liy James Dunbar's land, lately dec., ni.rtli by
our own land, east liy Stephen BalTs, about three ae-i's; cou'dd. illO Is. Nathan Beers
,^was a very oxti-nsive land owner, liis ]iossessions re.Lching \\eslerly from York st. a long
di.staiice, and this supposed a ])art of that tract. Anothtu' convey, by Moses, the location
uuknoNvn to me. ^^.^s in 1754 to Ebenezer Punderson, of land laid out to •■my great
grandfatl'.er. Mi. \Vm. Tuule and my grandfather Thonuis Tut tie." — ,V. Jf. L^/cJ li'i-"rtl:
m. lelO. Mai'tlei. youngest of eleven (diil. of Kev. Timothy Ed\v:ir<l-^ [x\ of K. \V.. (a 2d
cou^^in of hi-; f . 1. She is described in SiUif<' Wimlxor as a lad^ cd' reuiaikable powers of
mind though somewhat eccentric. Sli" d. Fe!>. 17'.>4, a. 77 yrs. 1, MAtriHA.b. 1747:
<1. in \\:i]ii);u^- Soe., uniii., Mandi 15. is:j7. a. UU. 2. 1Ia;snaii, b. 1750; d. Dec 11.
l!^;31, a. M. ?,. Pirii, b. in N. 11., 175:!: d. unm.. 1^05. 4, KsxiiKR. b. in Kent. Pa..
475t); li^'ine in ^'ernou, Cdini.. ls5(), a. 'J I vrs.; m. Dec., 17SSI, Aukjs Cadv this 2d wf.,i.
He d. Aug.';l ]S4;l. a. 97 yrs. They had 4 chil. He m. 1st. July 1(3. 1770, Hannali,
<hiu. of Simrm Jvingsbuiy of Fdlingfon, Conn, (who d. Nov. 7, KS'i, a. about ;i5yrs.).
liy \vhom he had 7 chil.
36. E.sthor Tuttle, h. Ajiri! 9, 1(372; living, 174(1, //V/c deed to Thos. K(ibin<ou;
m. Pel). 27, 1(i'.:M. Samuel, s. of I!al]di and Mary (H iicdicock) Kusstdl.- b. 1(.;71 : d. June
2*3, 1724. a. 5:;. He was (d' E. Haven. In 1717 he was on the committee -with Sanimd
1.4ark and four others, to •• Seat the mee;ing hou'-e." Also in 1714. on the conimittee
about lONvn boundaries. " He li\-ed on the lot," says Dodd, "now owned by 'i'honui.--
P>arne.-." His will wa- ju'oved in 1724, ^vi<]., Esther, execx.. to whom he devises sundry
]>arce!s r.f land and half of the dwelling house ; to SaUHud, " the farm I bought of Wm.
Poberts,'" etc.; to daii. Esther Way Pussell, laud>, etc., and luaues in bi-cpU'Sts. sons.
J<xseph. Daniel and Ab.d. and dan. .Mary; dite, June 22. 1724; Minor chil. Jo.-e])h,
Mary, Danicd and .\be], (dio.^e E-ther for gn;j^rd. In 174(7 Thomas Pobinson, Matthew
PiOW( . Xniluiniel Harnes. J.diu Howell, Esther Uussell and Aliel linsseU agree to divide
land formerly beloiu'.iutr to Samuel Hussidl.
1. Samnel Pus-.-'. I, 1>. if.!i(;; m. Mav \?,. 17l!t, Marv Hemingwav.
H. Joseph Rus.-.JI. b. Ajiri! 2;]. 1(;'.)'7; d. l.>ec. 7. 1704.
in. INlhiM- Pu-,<ell, b. Mav 1, Ki'.lO; m. David V\'av.
IV. .Marv Unssell. b, Jan. "i:i. d. Nov. I. 1 7(.ll .
*John and Ralpli Ru'.sell were bios, and appear at the iron works in East llav. about u'64. John d.
ifSi, leav. wf.,_ Hannah, who afterw. m. Robert Dawson ; ctiil., i, Hannali, b. 1670 ; m. i7o--. Josc;ih
(iranniss, 2, Wm . , if-C. one. i'>7i?, 4. Jol'n, Nov. i. 16S0. Ralph Russell, bv petition from Thomas
B.:iue»; had (rr^al of a piece of iar.d near the iron worUs lie li e.79. during a season of cereal ir.oriaijty
in ]•:. Hav. He m Oct. i=, 1661. Mary Hitchcock : had, 1. John, Dec. 14, 1(^54 ; ni. Antr 17. ir. ;. Han-
'i:J; MouUhrop. •.>. .[..--cpb, March 20. ef.;. ;, ICdward. .;. .Saniut 1, b. 171: m. li-.thcr 'ii.'ile an<i
had: Samuel, ifvi': iCsther, 10^9; Mary, 17.J0; Infant, 17^2; Ralph, 1703; Joseph, i;-o; Daniel
and Abel.
TrTTI.K, IIUSSKLL, SMITH. 17,:
V. Infant, h. Ancr., a. Axuj;. r,. 1702.
VI. Ifalph Rus»ll, 1). Aui:. 1'3. Hi)-): d. 0,-t. M, 1T01.
Vn. Josi'ph IJussell, 1). Di'C. lit, ITOM. ])<uU\ :,ays .1. v., if so, aiioflier Joscplt b.
luTcr.
A'JII. Joseph IJiissrll, a viiinni- in I'/'JI; in 1',;'.:2-:| of T-. liav.; conv. V' .Insrpli Tuttle.
jr., 80 iicrcs ami a lot that was my f. S;im'1 l-.'iissrir.s, ilijif, ho lioii<;-lit of W'ni. ituhbords.
IX. Maiy Itus-cll, a minor in 17"Jt; m. NaJhanirl Hanics.
X. Danifi JJussrll. snp. tho Daniol I\u-sfll wlmsc- o^t. was iViv. in 1 T.'-O to chil. :
inl7;Wof F,, llav.; conv. rt. in f. Sanon-l's i-^^. In Isaac How. ]. D vMi-;i,, old. s. ;
Boberi Mi-'i\x n, i:-n;u<i., 17(io. ~, KsTii i:i! Foi;;-.. H, Wit.i.iAAt, of Ihrnicl ami AlM"-ai!.
b. Soi't. •.'.-., Ko':;.
XI. Abe] luissfll. d. 17-i2: ni. Ennioc Lmiiiington; [d] wid. I'ninicf Kussidl adm.
to the chh. at Sonthinuton, I'onn., A\\.</. S, 17-t'J; ni. ('.i) ]>.'(■. 7, 171:!, iMms ("'lark, [l] and
d. July 2.'), 17G!i, a. :]n. 1, AiiEi.. bap. in S. Any. bj, 17-J2.
'361. .Samuel Bussoll, b. lO'.if;; d. July ]l, I7;!s, a. i;^; m. May 1:5, 171!), y,uy\\
dun. of .Ifdui and -Muj'y (.Morris) l!oinin,irway. b. April 2n, 17tib She ni. (2) Sammd, s.
of 'i'hnnias, jr.. and Sarah (Hmvo) ;Mnitii, for 2il \\ f . , and had Lydia and Samuel.
His 1st wife wa-; Kb'cUior Thompson.
I. Samuel, b. Feb. 2, 1720: drafted in 1755; d. bef. 1 7.jS.
II. Timnthy, b. S.'pt. 20, 1722; ni. Sarah, dau. of John and Sarah (Tuttlej Moul-
throj) [1], and had 4 ehil., all bu. at tw(i funcu-aJs, two in each grave. She m. (2; her 8d
cons., .lohn Pavtlee, \vhose fu'St wf. wns Sarah Forest. [Ij
111. Ste].h.-n.
I\'. bdnibod.
V. Ilnnice. ?n. ('apt. Thomas Smith.
VI. i:stlHr, b. I72y, m. Joseph llotchkiss.
3615, Eunice Kussell, m. March 11, Ull.Cai.t. Thomas Sjuitli, 1th. of E. H., b.
July 27, 1719: it. of small \n)\ Pec. 2t\ 1751, a. 35. She m. (2) Nathaniel Luddington.
i. by 1st m. :
I. 'i'homus Smith, b, Dec, 1(1. 1742: ni. Anna Smith.
II. • I'hios Sniiih, b. Nov. 2, 1711.
III. Abiu-ail Smith, b. Feb. :], 1747; m. 170S, Sl''idien Pardee. 1, S.\.MUKi,. 2.
Sakaii.
IV. Jacob Sndlh. Jul\ 7, 174fb
V. I'^li Smith, Nov. "s, 1751.
VI. I':ii/.abe;h Smith, May 21. 1751; m. 1775, Jesse Fp.son. /. by 2d m. :
VII. bhinict- LuddiiiL'ton. m. Matthe\v IJowe.
VIU. Nathaniel Luddiuirton.
IX. ■Mary Fmldington.
SGISI. Thomas SVilith, h. I'ec. bl, 17 42; in the wai of ihe Kev. •• In- conducted
a fire shiji to the enemy but was badly burnt and the attending lio;ii having left him too
8oon he had to sv/im aslnu'e, wheie he was baind three days after in a helpless stale; he
was brought over to Pve an.d thei-.- died."" — l)"'Ji('s E. jl. ]lii;lsttr, )>. 75: ni Nov •''0
17()fi, Anna, dau. of .\befand l.vdia (liall) Smith, b. Aug. 22 1744
I. l^etsey.
II. Louisa Lament.
III. Infant.
361511. Betsey Smith, ni. 17^;, Oliv.n-, s. of lb-/., and Lvdia (Frost) I'odd Ml
I. Zcrah I'odd, li. Dec. 2(;, 17S5. 1. Hi:.\M;Tr. 1). Aul;-." 1 L 1S22: u). Dec. 2(;
1S47. Martha A. Doojittle, b. June 5, 1S2.1, W allingbird. 1, OUnr Sh,ri,nin , b. Oct. 2.
1.S5;'.; m. Au--. 15, ISso, ]:mma Louisa lb--,„,!cm-, b' IsCO. 2, J(m:i, Ih)wi.\ b I54i -m'
1821; (1. Fel). 2s. Is72; m. Se[ii. 2(1, ISp.). Amanda I':lzaib-n (-!,;rk. b. June C. ]^-r,, \n
Amsterdam, N. Y. 1, Finn un Lnins.i. Sept. 20. 1751; m. .lai;. Ml. 1^'77, (ieo. (;o.,(L..ar
Piakesh.-, b. M;!V 2u, 1S50. 1, Pbiiipdalk I'dakeslee, b. Dec. J 7 , IS ^7. •/,. S \ M i"m .
II. P.div I'o.bk b. .bin. 11, Fs!i.
III. l)ebo;-ah Todd, b. .Inly 2^'. 171)1; d. J ul v 2S. 18.55, nu Mav 2s. 1N17, Ibomas
Eaton, d. in \o. llav. Dec. (i. 1 S24 : (2) .lohn I'aide'e. 1. 11 a i; vi-:v I'lioM \s. I., .bine 2S.
I>^bs: m. .\o-^. 22, \>\\. Caroline Fowbr Ibooks. 2, lb:i.A lii.r/A, .Nov. 21. bs21: m'
Dec. i), 1.S.55, (i;.rr( t And:. v,s, IP.iS; d. .\]uil :), is:i. /. b'.- 2d m.: :;. .bui.\ llivi;v
Pai;1)I--.k, b. Sept. 2f). \>-iu, d. .May 2s. 1^27. 4, IIinky .b)!! n , b. .) .]]>.■ 2s. l'^2'.!, n,.
Oct. 2o, 1851). Lvdia l.oiii-,.' Blak-'sire. 5. I'Inmi.v borssA, b. ,lan. 5, is;;2; d S.'pr' i:}
1859; m. Sept. .'), 1S47, Willis lbrv( v Iba.llev. !,. Sejit. 25, 1822; d, Nov. i:;, IS.",:) l'
ir-t
I! i;. weir of tik^ma.-
' Ch'is. Will., h. Oct. t), IS-l'S; in. Nov. 17, IS?.-.. Lizzie Luiic(i;i Lines. 'J, ^fal ion Loiii<,i
h. June in, IS,-)!: ni. Oct. M. Ib'TO. TIids. McCal.c. G. Anokum: Bktskv, June 2, 18:51;
111. Oit. (). 1X57. IJoniiuita S. Lind-~ifv. 7, Wii.i.is !]i;i;vi:v.
IV. i;o.-;\vfl! Tudil, 1). Sci.t. -.''3, '1704: d. No, llav. June -23, 1S7:1
V. Maria 'I'ndd. 1«. Fe!.. 04. 1797; m. Zera Pieipoint Tattle [4J.
VL j;c(la 'i'odd. b. Julv IS, 1802; d. l)."c. 17, LSISI.
VJl. Emily Todd, b. iVl.. lo, ISU.j; in. Stiles.
\[\\. Aiir.a Louisa Todd. t>. Sei)t. I-JU, 1807; in. }^irrj)ninl.
L\. Betsev Todd, 1). .Ian. :-3(l. ISdO: d. \o, Ihiv. A]>ril 08, 18.j9; m. James (Jilhert,,
1.. A\\'^,. Oi). 1780: (1. Ilamdeii July 02, 1847.
36] 57. Eunice Luddington, m, Manlie^\ lioweiO), who d. Feb. 2d, 1813, a ofJ;
12 (diil.
1. Daniel Ko^ve, Au^\ ."J. 1780.
II. Ma rv Howe, b. Maicb 14. ITS.^.
III. Tlannnli 1^1^ve. b. Sept. 21.178(5; d. Sej)t. D, 1873 ; a. 87; in. Sept. 4. ISO.-).
-Jedediali Harmon, s. of O/.ias anil Marin (Frislne) Norlon ; li. May 11. 17-S; livino- in lijs
y7ili yr.: res. W'olcott and I'lyniontli, Conn. 1. Ozt.'.s K(!\ve, JiinelO, 180(5; m. Fannv
lioper of ^^'ol. 1, lJ<irrht. 0. M'tru'. 3, C'lauhs. 4, Martin. 2, Kodxkv Fuisiuk;
]>c. 10, 1807; d. Ort. 11, 1871; m. Lncindu l^lakeslee of Bristol. 3. STi:rHF.N- Lrn-
niXOTON, Ji-ly 23, INIO ; d. June 7, 1S(;7, m, Lnciuda Bradley. 1, A),nn»n. 0, Lciris.
'6, (flivir. 4, Audit (r. 5, ./>'"//'''■-. 0, !^itroh. 7, I'lrtinx. S, WaUuce. 9, Addir.
4, >rATTi]K\v SiMHO-V. An-. l!j. 1^10: d. Mav 20. 1S74; m. Nov. 30, 1831, Bctsev Maria;
<iuu. of John Thomas of \\'ol.; 1). SejH. 1. 1811. 1, .li.ors ]i., Anc; 21. 1833. 'O, Cnru-
liia E.. Julv 24, 183(5 ; in. (feori^e A. Din^irwell and had 1 , Nel.son. 'o. \\'(slev. 3, Fred-
die. 4. inf'. 3, B'irritt J/., Jan. 30, 1848; d. June 7, 18';4, in the L'lte war, a. Ui yrs.
5, Si;i.i>K.N .<., Nov. 25, 1813; m Aniv ('. Xi(diols ; (2) Anna M., dau. of Arllinr Decker of
■i N. Y. 1, ]-:iJcii n^:nn(ih, 0<t, 00, 1S51 ; m. 18(58. J-ewJs E. Dailey and had Alfred and
Jennie, 2, [.urius. May 10, lS5-">. 3, Jjiii-icn, twin with Lncins. 3, Emi/ta June., June 2(5,
1857. 4, Khnrr. Feb. Od, lS(iO. (5. EuMCcH., Aug, 21, 181(;in, Lewis Smith; res. Hart
lord. 7, Hax>;.\I[ IL, Nov. 10. ISlO ; m. Elliot Dawson ; res, Plvmouth. 8. Jkdf,UI.\ii
RoswKLl., June 28, ISOO. it, DANtKl. Er.T, Sept. Iti, 180(5 ; m. Marv Russell ; (0) Dec. 10,
18(57, Andie Kus.'^idl. 1, J)in,,ld Kdadrd, Oct. 13, 18'58. 2, Jerv'iH SUphm, Nov. 21.
1871,
IV. Matthew Howe, Sejit. I'J, 1 7SS.
V. Lois Kowe. Feb. 0^. 17U1.
VI. Siei>hen Kov.e, Marrli 20, 171)0 ; drowned June 1(5, 1801 ; a, 9 yrs.
VII. Eunice Rovre, Jan 00, 1705
Vni. Elizabeth Roue, Mav 00, 1797 ; d. 179s ; a. 15 mos. ; cholera.
IX. Russell Rowe
X. Ro.-.well Rov.e, twin uidi P.ns.sell. .An-;. 7, 1800.
XL Elizabeth Rowe.
XI L Louisa Rowe, d. 0;t. IG, lSl.15 ; a. 2 years ; <-ons.
3616. Esther P.USSell, b. 1709; d. S.-i^;. 14. 1788; m. Joseph Ilotchkiss, b. Feb.
15, 1725; d. of eons. A]iril 07,i:7'l; s. of Saml., jr., and 2d wf., Hannali Ru.ssell 11.
I. -Vbigail Hot(dikiss. b. May G. 174S; m. 17G9, rienjamin, s. of Josejih and
Hannali (\^■hile') ]!i.shop. 1. Bknmamix. 0, I]mza];!:tii, d. y. 3, Emzaukth. 4,
Sir. AS.
11. .Marv Ilotchkiss. b. June 04, 1750; m. Elihu Moulthrop.
HI. Sarah Ilotclikiss, b. 1750; d. y.
IV. Isaac Hotchkiss, b. Dec. 30, 1*75 L m. Dee. 4. 1775, Lvdia Fields. 1, Lyima,
b. Dec. 12, 177G; m. 1795, Cajn. Titus, s. of Jare,l Sauford.' 1, Jmur ]!n(r},l-:.-s, h.
March 3. 179(5; res. N<i. Ilav. -i.^.land. 2, Hi:tsi-;v, b. Mav 10, 1779; m. Samuel
Tnttle, jr. 3. Sahah, b. Marid; Ll! 17SL 4, Lots, b. An--. 0(i,"llS3.
\. Jo-;e])]i IIor(diki>s. b. ,Iu'v31. 175'!; in. Temperance Andrews. 1, .\nna, Sept.
22. 1780. 0, LvMAX, Man h on, l'7S4. 3. F.sthkk. June IS, 17s7. 4, Oium.a. b. .\pril
14, 1791. 5, Foi.i.v. Mav !5, 1793. G, 111 i.uau, Oet. 11, I79S.
\'I. llsth.T Ib.Kdikiss, b. Ajiril 13, 1759; in, 177S, John l{owe; ,'■. /.
\'I1, Samuel llotcbki-s b. AuLr.,OG. 1 TOO..
X'lll. 11. •man Ilofchki-s. July 1, 1:05; m. 179'!. l-:ii/ab,th Rove. 1. lL\i:i:rKT. 2,
li«)i;\< K l;. ;i. S.XMIKI. Ki -:si;i,i.,
L\'. Asaph iloi,-l:;..iss, b. <).■!. 7. i:G7:m. 1 7'.is. Uainiah Lus.^tdl. 1. I-:i.t;',.u;KTii,
2, ';!!>i:(>N. ;>, I'nl.l.V. 4, LdKI-NDA. 5. .\s.\lMI, 0, l''sTII lOIl.
X. (;id.';m, b. I>'c. 05, 17G9,
LUDDINGTUX, KUSSKLL, 1I0TC]IK]SS, UPSOX. I75
,JP^?r ^^\?1T Hotchkiss, 1.. Jur,,.24, IT.VJ; -i. in Wul.ott, C.,„n Mu,-,], 30
&>... a^_,h: ,n. .Nov. o), ,„ J..hl>u MouItIm-,,,,. and ivni. Innu ]•]. Ilav. ,0 W. UvTltov
;;;;;;rt,. .:;^K.;;;..^r;;,: i,^S
nr.my yrs., and Ins fann i. still kn,.wu as tl,,. "Smnr,. r,,.o„ V]. ■ '■ u -^^^ '' \T'
<-jil(>riiig on a loud of liay, .-\i>iil 19. 181)9. " hk a n, ^,^^
I. Jarcd Moultln-.')]).
II. Mary Mouhliroji.
III. Adonijali .Moulllnuj).
3 ixr^'h J^I'!"o?' i"J^^"'':; '?• ^"i'V ^- l^*r^- ^Vealthy, ,]aa. <,f Jos.pb Minor. ]. C.vuo-
a,., 1.. Jun. 9, 1.20. 1. 7^^//,.. PA...,,, ^.v. H;. 1 JA :'d J iVV S7 ; V M<' ^s"
Full.-r. (2).]os<.].h 15. i-Vnn. and had 2 rliil. d. v 2 -Aa/, j\>„r. IVl om loV" ^•
//./-r.y /A.r..,.„/, b. Frb. (;, isji.. y. ^uEK^,^s. h. Mav i^; i^,;.: , \;;;^ .^''tco^-
Sarah Ann, dau. of Eldad Alcox ] Thco.lnre F,.], 4 IsA.l V , ' .7"' T T*'
lb38: n.. (Jeor^. ^Vat..rs of XN-at.H.u ;. y W' Rdf ■•^0^940 ml^'/v'^' 1&■^^^'
luc K. Tliom,,.o„ of Bristol, .„d luul:' 1. (..„.,. M n ' 4~Ts4'^ '4 V / - •'■; V.'^' ■^;T"
\r\. ^I^;^ i::":f:i; 12:%^^' m.:^' ""'''''' "■ ^''"•^•^' ^«' ^^'«^ -• ^--^^^ ^'^--
^. F'^ther Mouliliro]). ?'. bv 1st 11:.:
Vi. Tlioinus Ui^son, b. S<-ot,"2:;, JTs^; „,. J.-nisha Tjison
J \ 11. < harh-s Hopkins L'psoii, b. .Tuh- 19 1 TnS
\ Hi. -Mark Upson, Oct. 24, ISOO.
IX. ^^■ealthy 11. Upson, b. April IS 1794 m Mni.-hiO l>-'1~ !V i„i i
ar..iunvdalarK.^ pr,.perty; d. Jan. yi, lSo2. Hr ..arlv ber. a mnn of ihe ^,^, T^r*
or portrad s-e ./?,....,.•./,/./. ,,• ^VnU .;,.,,,., Hi; .-ifo sarvi "^l him a Sw ^c r^'
^nul ,-resen-.(i to the ( ong. chh. of Wol-ott a choico roninuud.>n service. " '
M^yV^^fji..'^^.?.^^"^ Upson, b. Sep.. 28, ITsr.: r.-ni. to IJ.rlin, Conn., ar,d d th.-rc-
Wbittl ^vlY^" V"*m'"'- w'^""- '•' ^-!"^^ nuMThanr of Soutlun^^ton; n.. Xancv S
^^^h<ttl.•s..^ ol S. 1, M.-via- ^^ nnTLKSKv, F,b. 2, 1S4:J. 2, Ckaim.ks H„pkin.s, ]),c l?;
n. (instavus, Feb. 10, INK); fnnnrr; ni \i.-il •"'(I \Km ^^l.•lu.l f W,.. 1 a- x-
d. No\. .vt, is.,\ 1, Alici: H.vruEL. Autr. 2, lS;j] 2 Fi: \ vcis M \nr \ Xovo,",'!-
:3, l|ov.u. HuKi.xs. April 1/3, 1S4S. 4. .v;n.,,T.U^:K,ZA;n!n,.'H;iv is'^js^f^''^ " ^"' ^'^•'■
II. Hm..,.|], . an^ :^1, bsll, „,. M,, i;,. js:^4. Adeline, dau. of Lurius Tnttle m
, .^ i , .' '"""r- ''• ^^=^''-l' -:■ I^l-!- '-'• ^"Pt. 18. 1X41, Mr... Marrietta Sn.ithof 1 ' lin
■nee l.obl.ins. 1. I n<).M..s. 2. W .M. (i., twin Mirh Thomas, b. Junr 2'^ IS-J ' M "'
Mi: !• i;a.n(i;s. Oct. :,'ii, IS,-).-,. ' •>•-, loit. .j. .\ii.\.
1, ^ • •'''■■■'.•'■■I'"- 'J""*- -V l^^'l.").- m. May 1-1, is;!"., Kcis.sclaci Min,.r s of .loshu-, 1
HoHKirr, April IS. is:j:. 2. Ki.lk.x .) K.Ay.vr.rrK Sept 8 IS';') ■ • • • "i -'osiuia. ],
\ I. Isaac, b. .June- 9. ISIT; ni. Sept. 2:!. IS.^i. Kli/ab.'th D.. dau ,.f Vnn\ \\\ .„ ,,r
Herbn. who <1. Oct. UJ. ISH.J: ^2) April 18. IsHT. Mr>. iMd-db, ]; 'ckle; J .l,;^ . '
lAUun/r FM/AnKTU. March (i. ISoT. 2, J5i:x.,. Ar,,Kx. Feb 18 IsSm ■!',:•,,. ^
ln:::',;,'S."' ''"■• '• ^'"'- ^' ^^•■^''■— . -^"^- -^^ 1^0^. '^l iiKx-ivo;::';;;.';:;:
Vli Sainnoi, Feb. 7, Is:},., un rchant in Sourhin^ton and Hcrlin au<i s-vcral titucs
March 29. ISOl. 1. Xk,.uk I.^k ',xk, Ma^l/ 22,';i5^"* -. ^K.^\;:'in!;.'2i: I'S" '^
Vi*}
BKAXCir or -i llOMAS
A'll]. John, Munli 14, \><2'2; luprdiant in S. ; ics. N. Kav.; m. .Inly x?f). IST))!. ('or-
nclia. <lau. o!' Dr. Timotliy .Iiuu-s of S., wli.i d. June 2\. isdi: (2) Fcii. 1('', l.sTo, Mrs
I'hnily B. Hiinnstou of -N. Y. <'.. (hiii. of 1>u>m_'11 l;,irncs of (.'li •shire.
IX. Williani, July '2, lb'".?r); I'ariiu-r in Kr-n.siuL.'-ion ; ni. <_)et. J."). l.s.lC), Marv, ilau of
S;iinuel lliiii uf P,-m1:;!: ci) .A iirclia, iluu. of Isaac ' l[nu!:h. J. U'.\i. 11 K.Ni; v, Nhucii 2'.l,
iN.'jV!. -2, 1-icY Ji:a.nm:tth, .Mareli 20, isfjo. ;!, Akiihk \\>r., Juue2."), isi;;;. -i'
.■\i,ici' CoKNKi.i.v, .)un<-ii, l^C.'^. o, -Maky I1ai;t. Aj.ril 15, is;].
.X. Ani!)r()Se Ives, h. April h"-^, 1^27: niorehant in Mirli. some years, where h(- wa.s
nieiu. of the State Senate. hi X. V. ('. h") yrs. ; now res. Harlf. ; m! ,\ov. 0. lSfi4, Marv
Scovlllc. dan. of IJev. Dr. ('lark of Waterlniry. 1, AM;;KO^<K I\ Ks, Feh. ll.lst';*]. 2,
>hvKV Scovii.i.t; ('i>ai;k, March 1. ISTI.
XI. Setli Peck, h. April 5, hS30: (1. July 80, ]S(J.-,.
.XII. Henry E:i;-reiie Lowniis, b. May 2s, [s'.j}; V. ('. IS-jD: ;} yrs. at Andovc]- and Y.
'riieok: (Jinq.lain hiili (.'onn. vols. lSi;2-3; conmnMided for gallantry and etHeienrv.;
installed [)astor (."oiiir. chh. at Xew Prestuir, Conn., Sept., hS6:f; m. Oct. 1], IKiyA. Al^hie'
A., diui. of Pnjf. MerritT and Abigail (Merwin) Phut of IMilfoid, Cojin.
XllL Harriett Arabella Frances, twin wiih Heniy E. I,.: d. Jan. 11, ls57.
3G3. Esther Russell, b. Mav -l, ICflf); m. IHivid (s. of l'ii,,nias and .\nnai \\':-.v.
lii 17:;2, Da\id and Fsther Way of \Vai'd,sol,l to Tluinias pMbbiiis,,]. (,f E. Hav.. la.nd iit
Fond jjc.ck in F. ii., abHiut four a> r.-> laid out to our f . , SaTumd I!uss(dl. sr.. aiu] jiait
of t!ie lot laid out to William llobbard.s, Samuel Kusselk sr. had bomrlit a farm of
\\'ni. Iiobbards auvd cave it to his son Sa.nnnd.
1. Fsther V,':l\ . b. Sept., 1720; d. Sept. 28, 1748; dvs( nte;v; nnni
11. >[arv V.'av,"b. March, 1722; d. V.
lil. Ihivid Way. July 2'). 172;); d. iibou! 17:>0: of V^'al'd; m. Eunice—, to whom
adni. ^vas ij:i\-en, ami i'uard. i(j uiin(_)r .son. 1, ],\\vi]>. ■
IV. Marv Wav.'b. Feb. 18. 173."..
V. Hannali VVav. Mav r,. 1727.
yi. 'Jliomas \^'ay, Oct". 25, 172S.
869. Mary Russell, a minor in 1721; m. Xathninel Barnes. 1). Jan. 11 1707- d
Der. 10. 179S, a. 02. He m. (2) Al'ip.-ail Ifotchkiss, b. Feb. 27, 1721, (bm. ,,1 Samne! and
Sarah H. Sin- d. in F. H.. of dysentery Sept. 8, 17 !8, a. 22; (8) March 22, 17-F), Abitrail
Howell, b. Auc. 4, 171<i: d. (.)et. 27, 17S1; dan, of Josr.;,li and Abiu--a!l Heminway Holt.
and wirl. of .lohn Howell, b. 17nf'; (k June 28, 1744. a. ."irt, udiom s1n>m. 17:-!2.
1. Nathaniel Barnes, d. y.
n. Abraham Barm-s, d. y.
Ilk ]\iary Barnes, m. Daiiiel Holt of AVall'd, now Meriden, Conn., b. Mav 27, 1720.
1. Aijic.vn,. >Iarch 6. ll^U. 2, Da>:ii;l. Mar>.di 20, Kofi; ju. July 17, 1777, >hirv
Johnson. 8. HK^.I.A.^;l^, Jam- 27. 17.V,). 4, 'I'ltuii.vs, b. Nov. 0, 170.2; Y.C. 1784: stud".
thco. \v-iili i;ev. Saiuk \\'ales and Pev. Ik-n.j. Truinlin'k (^d. and inst. at Har*wick.
-Mass. .June 25, 17s'.l. wliere ]\e hibojed till March 25, lS.i5; inst. at Cln-bacco mov.'
Ihuuilton), Mass., .bin. 25, InOO; dism. .\i)ril 20. ISF^; then ret. from the ministry; lived
at Hartwick and d. tliere IS80. a. 74: A. M. from Y. C. and from Ilarv. 170:]"; m. at
Sutton, Mass., .May. 17!l6, Sa'ali, (dau. of Picv. J^ben.) Cha)din, wlio d. at H. July 4,
1^54. a. S4 yrs. and 2. mos. ; /. 1 <di. 1, S"r:'/i ChnpUn, b. 1708; d. Julv 18, ISbs'
nmn. 5, X.vniAxrKi., b. Oct, 17, 17';5; d. F(b. 5, 1770, 0. Xathaniel *b .Ian •">'•
1771.
1\'. Eunice B::!-ni's. b. 178'); m. 1778. Samuel Hritian, and d. Ins wiil. Mand; F!
l-^'.is, a. 7S. 1, Maky. b. 1775; d. in a lit Dec. fs, IsQI, a. 20, unm.
37. Caleb Tuttlc, b. An^^. 20, 107S; m. March I, lOO'.i, :Marv, dan. of Samue; and
Sai.-.h Talnuubre iHonddciss, b. Jan. 1, IOnO. Steecnv.. 1721, by Caleb and Maiv 'I'. ,d'
rii:hi ir e.,t. of our 1. Samuel H. cd' 17 II. to bro. Sanuud II. She d. Xov. 12. 1728; (2)
!•>•!. 17. 1725. Hannah iButler), wid. o!' .b)lin Tod.d. to wiiom sh" was m. Feb. 0 17(1^,
:iiai hc-d. Se|,t. 21, 1728. She was dau. of J,d.n Ihitler of Hianbud, Conn. Ills' dau^,'
'!b;.n.kfwl 'redd, m. l);ivid Ibnulerson, and i:-ceiv(d from ber mo. ,.ne-si\t!i uf Todd's
tni.-f I'liU. Cabdi reet-ived deevl of lau'l from hi--, f. 'i he.nnis T. !7;!2. In 17;;!));. .-.uiv.
2n .M-r.s in 5ih div. to s. Thomas. In 1 i48 he bou;:ht ct Daniel v\.C\ .\i.lLail .ViwatcM-
ri;.dii in land laid i.uit to .b.lui Xewman; and elev.ui yrs. afterwards. 1 7"i4 . ( 'aleb's ,-hiI.
.-''.'1 it. ;m \:i;i;. l|,;iiun. Tills co.;s-. was made b\ James, l-ju's. 'li!m.'}i\, .AnniiK-im,
Mi'ry wt". (d Tiinoihy iMud, an<l F.liiiiiab.t of 1 J'ekl-.idr!. Caleb 'i'urtle \< as proudueut \v.
■•..e li:-.t secession from the I'ir.st So.-iety, a movement which resulted ii, tlie f.ue uf a.
jT.verful t.ppnsiiion in the orpuii/arion' of ihe S^ <-ond Ecrb'siastical Soc. ii: X. Ik. now
►■nM\,-t-, ::,, iIk- •• XorFu cluwdi." Tin' tir.-f nu'ctin^-s were held in the house c)f Tinmrliv
uussi:ll, TL-LTLr. 17;
Jones (s. of Dt'jti. (i.)V. NN'm.), \v]!ii.-,' \vi'., >:.;.-s I'rc.^i. Stiles, was sis. to Cald) 'I'm ili-'s V?d
v\-f. '1 Ins hiiiis.' stiiod on ihc. nortliwcst corii' i- oi Sla'c and Court ^is. until alioui IsTS
wlii-n ir was Kjfu down to niakc rooni for a tine !)l(udv crc-t.d iiy Hon. J. E. KuLrlisli [-!].
Tiif ln:iru' l)i-r'oininix too sniall foi' tlx- ;.:!-owing roniMTt^-atioii, anil i>f'nu- rt'fu-;e(| a jdacf-
on tli-,' [uihlic sijiiarc, thi'v liuilt in 171.1 on tlu: cor. of C'liun li and Mini st^. (nw\i- of( u
]. if 1 hy St. John's lilor'c). Tin' lot liavin^' 'ouMi i>M'viou.-,l_\ iKnij.'lit by ( 'alcli 'ruit!.- and
JosL'pli ])Uiriuigd:s, ami ronv. to tlit- Soc. 'idiis lioiix' aftciwavtls cniajt^cd and ]ainlod
l)lne was known av the ■' Blue Mcctin;,^ llons'\" Its b.dl wlim fir.st ]iuu^-, was lirard it
is said in nu">i<^ To\\-ns tliati any otLcr ln-ll in No\v lla^'<■n Co. It was f\-ciilnalh.- n m. to
Choliire, Conn., and Inin.LT in the tower ol tin- Kpis. clih. In IT-iS, whenihc .-.orii-t\'
employed John Curtis to jneae.li, Caleli 'j'uttlc and wife and J'avid rni'.ders(ni ai;d wif(",
Thankfn.l, rrinv. a lialf ane ar.d IT !0>1^, fronting lUH feet oti JOini st., toi- a 1 aisonar^a-
lot. Caleb ami liis. wf. ILannali liad become owm.-rh of two-tliirds of it bv deed fn.nn her
sons Jose))!) and J<din 'I'oild in I'l'.li]. 'I'hi- n\ as the JMue Meeting'- hcuise ]iarsoua^e lot,
and is now tin' sitf of St. 'Ihoma^' V.[<\^. ehh. Mrs. Jla.rinali 'J'uiih- d. Ui.-t. '37, 17-JS, in
liev 60th yr. Caleb d. 17ol. intest.. and conrt a]-)..t. s. Jmos admr. : inv. fHi3; Uitntions
4 acres in \ oil;shlri' Quartor. Prest. Stiles iii his ii/.v/. of t],r Judf/i.H sav.s of Caleb
Tuttle: ■' He wa.s a jilain f;-(.od man whom 1 -well knew, a, man of interr-ritV, verv inti-
mate with (jov. Jones' sf)n, they liavinii-. married sislers. *" ^ * Ilr" was :i zealous
religionist and warmly captivatr'd wiili (diaracters distinguishod for h.oline.-s and jiietv,
and accord in.:; tc, my idea of the man, whom 1 antII rein'-mbi-r, lie \\ouIa, I shonhl think,
have listenetl to th-' anecdote-^ :ind history of these pious and heroic snlferers whh.
avidity and curious and feeling- attention. I dfnil.n not he Icnew more aliour tlie snfiject
than all his })ONieriTy, and he is the sonn-e of the information com;ernii!g- the ^^'h.alley
Stone." [-Vpj*. 1
I. Sarah, b. N.>v.. Kl'.i'.i; m. April ii), 17-J5, Nonli Wolcotr of AN'oodbridge, Conn.
Ill- m. (2) Nov.. Ji-'N, Marv Ibnton: his e-t. di.-i. 17S7; ,nm-. <diil. Xouli, Kli.jaii, ICuuice
and .Mary, Saiali and four grand dans., Mary \vf. of Eben. Ailing. Sarah %vf. of Sam.n.el
Pierpont', Phoda and Lois wf. of l^iujch lIoiid;kiss. 1, M Ar.v, i.^ i''eb. 19, 1727; ni. July
>^, 170'.', Abraluun Jolinson, b. F( b. 1.""), i7'.''i, s. of A.braLan'i and grand nephew of Daniel
J(»hn-on. Vsho tn. Mary, wid. of 'J'homas 'Ihntle. His will prow INij-l; nnis. wf. Aiiiijuil,
S. -in-law Amos .bd; n.-on. dan. -in-hnv Mere_\ .bdmson. dau.-in la^s■ Eunice Johnson, bros.
Koali a.nd '1 im(.;lh^■, and hi- sisters Sarah, and ibiiiice: (.ilcjver H-all exr.
11. Caleb, b'. Dec, 17111 ; d. Dee. 27, liC'."..
III. Thomas, b. .No\. 2-1, 170.");m. Jan. 1. liMO, Silence Spenv.
IV. Junn-s, b. Nin. iiO, I7il7: m. May Db 1 7:Jn. Ale-ail P.itteiv In 1 To.'s Jai'ies and
Abigail 'i'litile of N. Hav. .-oM bind laid out t.. Xatlnmiel P.ittci. she d. JuiiO 0, 1 Tiij, in
the G2d ye;u of her a. "A go,.il wife and a kind mother." (grave-stone.) He was living
in 17!»2, a. sr,. 1. AniG.STi., Jnly l-"). 17^1. 2, S aii.vit, June 10, 17oo. ?., Sf-s.\N,-NAli;
named in a deed from her father of huid nr. ^\'e.sl Bridge, 17()4; in 1705 Susanna.., dan.
of Jane.'-; a?i\l .\b:gail 'i'ntile, sc.dd 10 James Tlnnn-p.^o;) a ]i..ul of thepoiter Ir.nd. I.
VjhVAW.YAU. .May 9, 17oS. ."i, J.\.mks, Ucl. 2S, 17;,'9.
V. Enos, b, Nov. 11, 1711; m. Dec. 10, 17:10, Deborah Payne. In 1 754 Eno.-, and
Deborah Tuttle convey a ]>iece of land at north end of ye Pine Kock, set to our mother,
Mary Payne, dec, to John Woodin; in IT:'.:-! Enos Tni"t!(> bought land at Idue Hills of
Nathaniel Pavne and his wf. Expeiience, and Lvdia Tliorj'O children of Nath'l Thorj-.e,
yv., late of N. 11., dec. 1, E.nos. b. .March 4, 1 (:^7; d. Aug. 2^. 174:^. 2, Di.i!oi;\ir, b"
Ai)ril 8.1740; m. bv Mr. Hird. Ud. 22, l7lil, Jolui liradhv. 1, .H.iliii,', ].. .lulvll,
17(;:i 2, JoI,:i, Jan". 20, 1707. M, M \!:y. b. Dec. 11, 174:i. 4, I'Istiiki;. b. .\]iril 2X.'
I7it0. 0, PiiKKK, Nov. 22. 17-17: m. Feb. 2, li7:b Elijah Osborn, who d. ISDl 1 A'//
b. Nov. 24, 177:k 2. Enr,,-. b. JuD- 12, 1779.
VI. Timothy, b. Feb. 21. KP:!; called, of Farmincrton. 17ii!), in dr,-a to Sam'l Cub
ver of land in .Mb Carned, south side of P.lue Hills, originally laid out to Tlmnuis Tuttle
of New Haven. Timothv. and Mary Tuttle of N. Hav. in 1707 sold to Sam'l llumi-toti.
jr.. It. in est. of our mo. Mary i;a,-,sett, late id' .\. Hav. {\vv. In 1772 Tim. and u f .
Mary Tuttle of i-"armin;:;on conv. to Sam'l Hnmi^foii, jr., of N. Ila\-.. rt. in tlieir
motijor'.- ihitd in est. of our fa'her, Samuel llunnston.
VII. .Marv, b. Mand). 17 1.-,; ne 'Jintothv Ford.
VII!. Eli|)halet. b. Dec. 2, !71S:m. Di siiv Hradlec.
IX. Levi, m. Pradlev.
X. Abraham, b. Fei>, IC.' 1722: m. .Ian. 22, 17!1, Lvdia llnmiston.
Xl. Jo.-hua. b, Jan. ;-;i, 17:!!.
Xll. Stephen.
12 . • .
17S BKANCH OF THO-MAS.
373. Thomas Tllttlc, 1>. ^'"v. 21, JTO.-iiin. Jan, 1, 1730, SiU^nce Spony, h. Ju,,,.
15. 1701, <lau. <iC Kicli'iid; iii\. takm .him-, 1 T-M), ijs:,:]; intri'ased by adil. k'Xi:',; wi.i
Silt'iu''' appt adiiix. sunie yr..S rUihi. liviii.u-; .liTt'iniali (Jr^ixini jjiiai-d. to Jabc/,; IMwa id
Tiimplcius of N'.'atL-itown, anard To Martha and Aafoii Sperry y\iaid. to the uiiimr sons;
^v•id. Siicnrf 'i'nnle d. in 17()'2, whim tlif rluld. jn't. for a div. (d' tin' est.; adnir. nivcn
lo -. ("alcli; div. to ("all 1>, Stfpiicii, .'onatban, 'J'lionniN. Ma;tha. M;u v and .laho/,.
1, 'I ii.niias, h. .\(,'V. :j(l. 17;;'J. In l.o:; called hitr oT Ni-w Jhiv'. now of Saiislniry.
Litratlchl Co., Conn., conv. to Soth Downs, rt. in <■ t. of fatln-r Thomas Tuith': p^'i'. rem.
TO BraiKhm, ^"t.
II. .Iahi'7., b, Junr L^J. M:'/!.
HI. Maiy Tutth-, b. .\Iarr'i :;, 17:!;; ni. May ]:], IJfin. .Jnlui I'.rovn of Watcrbury,
r.iun., (his Jd wlii). ]i,- ]ii. []} I),--. Kj. ni7, Anna, dau. id' JTicliard NVcltonnf \V.
uh» i\. Jnuf -2]. ]7olt. 13y Ist m. b.e harl Mary, b. Kp- . ^r,, 17J!)-0; Maiy. Sept. :!. ]7ol;
Ann. Ort. S, ] 7o,7 and 1 lannali, i). (''■'. '2. t7o7,d. lice. 'i'l. 17(il. J, JojiN, b, Si-pt. 2'),
17!n, 2. t-^A.vM I'!,, dan. 21. \]i>:]. ;l. l>ASr!). .b.ily IS, in;.',. 4, ),yi)1.\ duh- 1. KliS, .">,
JcKi.. Nov, :]. 177-J. () !I.\n:saii. An- lU, 1771,"
!\'. Cabd, T'-jrh-. b, D-c. 7, li:i5. ni. June 1 ?. KfiO. bv Jb-v. Mr. Woodbridur,-,
Ziiiviah Sparry. 1. Mi-nrv, b. .jun-- Hi. Kfd. 2, 1,vi)Ia,1i. >iarrh VJ. \]>V2.
V. Jonathan, 'rutll.-, b. .Ma.irli 22. 1 7oN, living; in 17S2 as ]i(-r (h-eds of exidianir.-
wiili Cahd) ani! Zurviali.--,^'. 7/.'.-. J.mnl ]^<>\
\ i. .Abirllia r-uttb-. b. Marrl, Id. 1 MU; r... bVb. C, Hi;], Nathanird, s. of E'non Wel-
fu! :■,'• Wat. 1 bury, b. Ap;il -', 17-! .'.d. April 2:"., 1777. \-\ 1 a'.:! sIm- s(dd hind in i5(dhan.\,
(\a--v.. . pari id' lu'r IaThl•!•'-^ h!>:;ii' bit. n,'-. bind iH'h.iiirini;- lo nioihfr tmcl bi'o. Jcniathan. 1,
S.vuAii. i'. Mar--b 10. 17(.'>"i. 2. 11i:71a:i ah, 1'. >;ov. ;'>0. I7i!r.. ni. llninah, dan. of l^evi Wel-
ton; \v:'nt vest. '■',. l'\:\. Vl June of.l, I7iid. 4, N a r)f.\N[F.i,, Mandi lU. l'7S;ni. and
had. 1. J/"/-':ci. rri. .iulia. (hiu. o\ Asahcl I'dnch; (2i Susan l!it< lico'/lx. 2, Kdwin,
Juno 2'!. 1S2-!, !t'S, W. 2, Av.:ii^ius, .Marrli K;, 1 -2!i. '!, .Janje-, M'icrrli In, 1H2!); in.
?Aui;'n--;a llnvd id' Siinsbnrv, ("nun., and liad (iooi'^dana a.nd .\didla. •!, Julia, Dec. 2d. IS^Jo.
'). '^ftaviil, i')rc. 2d. l^d.j' (i. St.-Ila. March !». ]s:r,. 7, Xebon, <>ct. .7, ISU. S.
Mai.s. D.T Id, ls4i. !i, Wiiliaiu. Sep,. 2-A, l,s4!». ]0. Idb-n, .".hirrl, 22,i>.-)2. 2. j'.aun',
Hi. .bib.i; 'bachklss. ;j, <7n',>u. 4, .lA'/'V', in. I''rt-t>nian Sanford. ■"). (unrri. in.
and had l'.l;:-a and X,.d~.on. d, Jaiivis, Idd). 2(;. 17;2. 0. Ai.i.VN. .March 11,1774.
7. Hi !a-, :d..ir:-li b^, 17 <d.
VI!. StcivboK 'i'nttlc, b. Jun-,- 14, 3 740.
Vlll. Jr.-,si''liiTrio. (>,■!. .V, l.do; d. i-'.d.. (I, 1740.
I.\. SilriuN. ■Jut*].-. .Inly I. IMS.
3732. Jnbe;-: TuttlCs b. .Inm- 22, 17o2: rem. to Watcrbnrv , Conn., and m. linn-A
l)>'r. 1.-). i;.')l. Ha!, nail, .'all .diild (d' Idciit. J(din Scnvillc of w".. b. Jan. 20. 17;r!, !n
ITT.d )ic .-.lid lo (.<•(. r--!- Xi.diols (,f \\". ri--ht in est. id' laihrr ddnnnas 'ruttlo;' John and
Ihinua.li S'.nlhnnivd Cvit !!»■ \^ :-• ;■ lli-v, sol. and d. Dec,, 1777.
1. .b-s<c, 1.; F.-!,. !!i. i;.72: u\. Kb'anor ^Vann■r.
11. Hannah, b. .lali. 1!). 17r):',.
Hi, 'i'amar. b. .Innc 1, 17.".7; ni. r'i4., 24, 17s4, Abraliain, s. id' ('aj.t. Abra'iain and
.Ifiiiini:! (JNi.itid Hiikox. b. .linn- 12, Vt'Pj. 1, Ihrir. ii. Xov. 0, 17.S"j. 2. OuAMr.NA,
Xov. I 1. 17SS.
1\". Sarali, b. .May 1!). 17.-.'.l: \v. Jnno2t), 17S1, David WclPm.
W .lolin. b. Nov. lit. j7!;1. d sanii" dav,
Vi, Dan., b. Jan. i. 1 7t;:;,
^'H .b)hn S.-i.viib-. b, S.-pt. 20, Kdfi. 1, Lkwis. d. .v. [. 2. J.Vi;\ is, suldici- in v.-ar
<d 1SI2. in ('apt. .bihn FbirkinLdniin'- Co. 1, HUzuhitli . n\. Hubert .\ndn'\vs. 2. .h'lin,
luun.: IC-. Hnlin. Cunn. d. .h'^i^t. in. Lewi-^ .Andrews, o, Cu \i;i'i'v. 4. 17!.iZAni;rn.
Vlll. Obaiiia'ii. b. .Vpi'il HI. ]7(il): in. Aznba ("n rt is,
l.\;. Sri'i>li,-r,, 1.. Sept. 0, 17;i. 1. .biii.v Xin.n. hvst his li f.- on the ni,;;lit id rlu' 2.')Th
of l'"tb.. b~-'d:i, in an a.ttcntpt tn rc-mr t\\u y.iniiL;- ;:-irls from a bnrninu- luii'dinu'. To
tsdivo the dri'p ~yniiiatliy wliirii wa-i felt o:i thi- occasion, a iiand-nnic ob.disl.-. nionu
nn-nt ha- bni! crrctcd o\ IT the a^li.-s n|' t ir- \ irt ini- . in-d Ib.-d : '•r>ciicath this sl'ai'-
rcsT lio' ic;n-,dns iif .Inhn N. 'I'utiIc. whu pi-is1u-d I'l b. 2."). ^>'•'^'.^. in an ailcnipt tn r.-.-cm-
two ci-iidri n l''-uni a bnrniiiL!' hon-,f. Hi- I' -Ih'W cii:-/i-ns li:i\i- rrccicd this inoimim iit tn
his incni')i-y." On the cusr frnnt, " To the incinury id Hannah .Vi-delia, a-jed sescu, and
O'ive .Ma.rua ret . aii'cd ti\-i' \ ea I'S, (do Id i-i-n id' .\rde'ia C.a.nd Israi-! lidmcs. \\ln!v\ere
iiUisi.,oi.-ii by lii-f Fe''). 2-7, I.Sd:'.." 2, .M.\!;^. in. i'dv-in J.e'A-is; re--. Frist. di, (.'onn. d,
.Amanda.
X. Mary, b. .Ian 2li, 177.7.
XI. Anna, b. .\\v^. <, 17:7.
TUTTl.E,
1 79
37321. Jesse Tutllc, h. F(.'l>. lit, ITO'-?; m. ]"li'uiior, dau. of Kpliraim .'uul Eleanor
(Piji itlii WaviKT. b. S('])t. :2y. 17.")7.
i. Eli^anor, (I. nht. l^ili^; in. an J-]us. clcri^yiuaii in Detroit, Midi. , ^^■(■iton or
■Srofii'lil. I.Samiki.. -J, -M \i;v. o, .Ioilv. 4, '.\»kxki,i.\ JjOlts a : m. .Jnlmsnn of
W uii'"tt vi)l(.-, I'onn.
11 William
lil. .lames: n s. WateiTown, <.'<inn.
! V. .\ustin: res. lli-lnon, ('(nm.: m. i'jnl liad dan. wlio m. aiul utis inotlu-r of Mrs.
Iviuar.i 11. Wells.
\'. Isaar; n/s. New llavelt. ( onii.
VJ. .less,-; res. X.V. Slate, . . ....
373212. William Tattle, lived and d. is; l.itchliel<!, Conn. ; Luuse Imildei ; in. aht.
\^'''± .Mary Louis, (d:ui. of I'.l'enezcr M. M. l.ouis, a Fi iMicliman); [i] Ikmnali (dau. of
l>anie]) Everest. (Pianitl I'veresi \s-;i^ a Rev. Sid. and iln' jiowder horn tliat he carried
ihiM' ihe uar, insrrilird •■l>aniel Fv.-resr'.- hor;i. iiiadf at Monr,i lnde]iend<-nce, .\ ui;-. ;-JU,
177(i." is in iM-sses-iija of his ut. s. , Henry Wm. 'I'lUTlei. He ni, {:',} a sis. (jf hi.-j '.?d uf.
I. Mary Lewis, i. (.)(:t. '^i). l.s;i)(l: m'. Edwin Wadhanis.
II. llenVy William. W. .\ng. El. ISOS; ueiii t<_i Kent md-Ly in ISo'i as a elord; jied-
■<lle'r. and settlid in Wayne Co., l\v.. in E^Jo: for manv yt'ars a house Iniilder; member
<d' The K.wer H.Mi-,e \\\\ Leu-., Ls(;:;,-l,s!;ij. ;,ii,l ciiru!! co'iiit iderk fnj- \\ avne (.'o. (l^Gil-
IS'.o : m. O.'t. I'.i, Ls;jfi'. E.ni'rtney Walker .MeTealf, d-au. of .hdin v.\u\ e-rand" dan. of .lolui,
Avho was hr.iiherof Thomas .Metral f (SunudnMnnM'j") (.i'o\', (d' l\y. .lolm and (rev. Thomas
^r w.-re senis(,l .Nirs. Sa!!v MeTealf (d' ^'a., a ladv disritiii-uished in rlie h'ev. .-innals. Mrs.
C. W. .\I. 'i'mth d. .May S, I'^IC. He m. C-i; .Jnia'' U, is."")-.', Th.'re.-.a, dan. of Jolin Heavins
of Moiiticello, Ky. ; res Montiei lln; ehildieii by 1.-,t m. h. at Mil! S].riiiu.->, Ky. 1, .lonx
WiM,i.\M, ii, AuV U. '[^'M: snidded at CnndierEiid .\.iid. .Mnmieel li;; rem. ia'^Mont, lS-(9;
lau^ii'lu scdni'il and pamted alieiit four years for -njijioii while siinJ_\ iiiir law; be^^an l<rac-
' lice 1S')'J. and in se\en lUMnllis realized enoii.iih (sTOU) to enter tlie Lawde|it, of the
LouisviUe. Ivy. Eniveisity. ami ■/.\ti'\. IS.'U). In s;ime yerif fcuined i>;ii tnei-.siijp with
James L. Hai.'lin, L.mj. ; tir'm. ■•Tut'tle v.V Hardin. dis-Mlvrd. "Nov. , iss;;, Aul;'. S. Istjl. enl,
E. S. Voi.sejv .-.s I'^i Jdent. Co. H.dd Ib'.u-t. \<y. Inf.\;ols., May-L bs<lV,;i.i( nmr. fl t,.. Caj.l.
E.G. (.i, sane.- leot ; was in liie charu-e of Eocky Hiil l^idwe ( near 1 'alton, (la, ). .May iMlEaud
thi'nee in all llie battle.^ anal sj,;ii-!ni-,!,cs iri eamj>aiL;'n at:'a.iiist ,\tlan!a, in xvliieli he was
101 days and niuhts, cMn-t-.Miily under lire; e.nnnmndeil jii,- ree-i, n-, senior < 'a pi . at battle
of "j'ea'-h Ti'e(- Creek;"' resi^-ned Sept. 10. 1 S(i-1. ])rincipally to (liable him to receive
fees in liid'i ndiuu' .-.eldier.-. i'eiore c.niri-marl i:d , aii.l lo ejiable them to reeeive diseliarj;-!';!,
]>ay and. bountV On retui'nini;- tn .\bmiicello. resiimed practice and in .May. bbOT ^va.s
ap])oin;ed reiii.-ier in ban];rnj)tv-y fm- a disnict i-mnprisin- E.t counties in K_\,, inoludin^
\Vaynr-. and has continm d lo exercise its functions in connection \\ith his law busiiie.ss
to llie presi.'iit time lb"?!')!. In b'^Tt he '■.•ii: f.ir circuit jnd,e-e bur w ,i . dei'eated "for
^^■anT ed votes;' durinic this contest he was ''1 \^•it reri" b\ hi'- o]ip(ineiu,-' about lii.s puri-
tanic ancesirv, ■■Hlnr- ],ii\'. s," etc, and cmdd only re])lythat so far as ]h' linev-- they
were eiiiiridy reputalile and ihar he wa.s jiroud of them He has an ajitlnnle and fond-
ues.', fni- mat i ennttlcs and astronomy, a.nd his kimw leili;(.- of .-iirxeyinL'- bs sometimes
<-aIied into reipiisitinn. He m, -Inlvi, IMiT, nr. I'.rownsboro', * )!.,n,,nn (U)., Ky., ?vlarv
Ann. dau. of Jolin 1 >. a ml l^mnx ('I'liiri.M .MiU.-n ; chil. b. at M. 1, U'/7//,///," J/uY^y/j,
.Jan. lib istill. 2, /V/e/," Ib/o'/io-, Jan I'.i, is?!. :]. ]r>'ri/ Fuitn:/, March 'Jo, 187;].
-i. SiUi/ ('<>'irl,n II, .]nnv ■,".), b'- 70. 'ELoi'i.- i'lii i.tmn;, li. i)ec. 2(i, is:;!); a dentist ol
'■.some note;" in. b'eb. -\. isVb Mary .\nn, dan. of Hcndersrui t'nJTey and ^di. d, of Jjouis
CoiTey, a uell known, wealthy and inlbn-ntial family of Ky. d, Mai;v 1-'.\n.\y, b. IVb.
!>-. lN-b3; j', by -Jd 111. : 4, .Samii;,!, Siii;i;-MA.N, b. in .M.. ]May :Ji. l^o.E ,""). 11j...m;v SiiKi.i.v,
b. .\ui:-. ;'., iyr.7. (b Edwaud .\i.\'i.v. b. i)e( . ii, isr.i),
lib Sarah Eleanor,. b. .\(,v. "^S. 1^:11; when ab(,ut ', \v>. n\ a. fell into a w.dl lO ft.
dee|). aiHi by exertion-, wonderful fo|- such a (d.dbl, succeeded in marly leai hin^- the iO[>,
\vhen she slipped and; fell r.eain l<i tin bottom. Her bro. Henry W. ciiminc at tin'
inomeiit lo the \v,d! for water disco\iued In-r peiilnii^ -itu.-'timi and ]U'ei-niTd as^J>t■lnce
by Wiil( h sl:e wa- simn rescued; strange to ?ay \Ciih but sliidnt injury. She in. May S.
1S4"3. ibn 1! Ibakeol ( '(uuwall. Conn. ; rem. lS."^i? from Milton, Conn . to Kent, bmt.-n f Co ,
(>., wh'.'r: i,,- (i. .IniU':.';. ISI)7, E Loiis J.\mi;s, b. May "Jti, lN4(J:l;arv. '''d.; lawyei-.
So. XorwaUc, C(Uin.; m. June S, 1S70, Jessie ( Isbiu-n of Liiclil;e|d. Cm n. ; hp- i r]i. . a s. b.
about ]S,1. -J, Cui.iio, ,\im-. 4, INi'.l; -ii. Jan, Id. 1S74, ,\della i'm-e of Kent.O, d.
Jri.i\ c'A'fiii:i(i.\i:, b. Sept, .">, l^nl. !, Wn.eii'. Ainnii;, !■. f'elv. |s, !.>.") ); /. l,y o,i j,. .
IV'. Siiermaii I-',\-eiest. b, bslb; in. Taletha Cowan; CE/ Leniisa .Mercer; res. Mill
Spti;iL;". Ky. He lias In en justice of the peace many ye:irs and is Ibndily esti.-emed; /. by
180 iJltANClI OF THOMAS.
1st ir,.: 1, Mai:y Conn'NKV. -2. Jame<. '.',, C'hahi.ls; i. Uy 5d m. : f, TTAi!i;iKr. ."i. Amy.
V, llarrii'l Juil-^on, h. IMS: m. Nov. '27, 1S44, Ivias Frink nf Coinwall. Con/i. ;
rem. tlu'uce to flillsilulf. X. Y., lSlj7; ami liv. ihr. ISTU: /. mrj chil. 1. (;i;(>k(;k S,. h.
^Aup:. 27, 1S|.); lias lirt'ii I'or sovi'ial vcars see. iuul irra--. i.il' C'ouii. \\'cst. ]{. 11.
3732121. Mary Lewis Tuttle, h. oct. -^n, isOC: m. .May ■2-?. iSX's, Kiiuin. s.m
of Ahralium and I'ly iilir-iia (^C'i)llins) Wadhaiiis uf ].iu-]ifi.,'!<l. Conii., li. Maioh IS, ITitr):
farmer; les. L.
I. Mill ilia A. Wadiiuius. 1>. Ainil 1, ]^-J',):ui. in L. ]).■(■. 17, 1S4!). (uo. Edwin
Kidwfll, li. Kin^^villi', AslitabuUi Co., ()., Auir. '20, 1S->I: its. Altona. HI. Kmido-.-.d in
tilt '. Ivi^dc Lock Works in Tenyvilk% C'oMi., till ls.-,4; ]-,.„i. to Beloit, Wi-sonsin, and
made ixTipevd. In ls.-)7 rr-m. to Meiii-y Co.. HI., and lie<.;an I'aruiin^', livijii; in a lo^^
cabin. In spring- of I'^'il rt-iu. to Almna, and lias rk'-n- cidtivaicd a farm ot :j20 acres
for anuinber of years, priiiiiiially rorn, from :?U0 to ',*0O acn's a season; liard times at
first, hut ]n-os])erons in latter year.s. 1. Kdavi>' T., .June •:;i , JS."";]. 2. .Maky, Afav
11. 1S:35; d. April 1'6, 18,^.-, ' -^ rLOr.i-.xcK. June 2.j, Is")."): jcliool t.ailu'r, 4,' Mix-
NIK, JuIy 23, lSo7. ."}, Sl.-^an, Jan. Jo, Isfjl. (>. (iKo. Ik, Jnlv 19, IsCi 7 k\j,rn
K., Sept. 12, 1S07. 8. Cai;uik, Dec. 2-",, ]S71.
II. Henry \V. Wadliains. Aug. 14. Is] 3; ])eforo the war was a nnieliinist in
Waterhury, Conn. : enli.sted in 14th Coit^i., ]Sf:i2; sciYed till May 20, 18fi4, when in a
bkirniisli on the Norrji Anna he was shot tlirouoli the lun-s aiid \]. in a l\-w honr.-H; bu.
on field of battle: the head-board l)eiiii;- lo-t, the ginvi- eon'd not be identilied. He m.
and left an only cliikl,. a dan.
III. Lunian Wadkanis. b. Dec. 31, ISo."); enlisted on tliree months call; re-enlisted
in the S;h Ci'in:. vjjs. : elected, serirt. of his Co. ; conimi-.-.ion'.d as 2d lieut.. bat owing-
tomisunderstandin.tr with other otlieeis. resigned; served about a year with the Sth. A
few months later entered iln- l!)th rei;t. Conn. vols, as 2d lieut.: recruited at I.itfdifield,
(■onn., and mustered in Aug. Il,ly(i2; soon promoted 1.. (."ajit. At the battle of Cold
Harbor he wa-< sliot through the abdomen and d. on tlu' way to Washinp-ton, June 2,
1S''>', just a we.'k -ifter d. of his bro. Henry \V. ; body eml>almed, lu'ought home and bu'.
in kitchtield. He m. l)Ut had no (diildren.
I\". Edward W'adhanis, b. April 15, is:!7: enlist. Aug., l.S<i], in Sth Conn, vols.; was
ut Roanoke Island, Xewbern, Eon Macon, Souih MouiiTain, Ar.rietam, Fred* ricksliuro; and
other battles and skirmishes. He was 1st siugt. of iii>, cum])any. Hurinu" tlie eiiirage-
ment at I'ort ^^'urth he was shot through the lieart and d. iustaiitly May ]4, lS(54;"lhu.s
witirui three weeks tlie thr-.-c iu-oth.-is wei-.- killed in baTtlc, in dilVerent regiments, and
at diti'ereiu places.
V. Frederick Francis A^'adluims, Sept. S. 1S41.
VI. Francis Frederick ^^';ldlutm>, twin with E. F.
3724. Sarah Tuttle, b. May lit, 175H; m. June 20, 17S1, David, s. of Ebenezer
Weltou of Wateiiiuiy, b. .Juls 2i, l]o^; d. July •'!, D27.
I. Daniel \Veit(m, b. Nov. 1*), 17S1; m! ;>usanna b^elkriugs. 1, ^Viijjam. 2.
Groucjk, ni. Charlotte J-^mith. 1, S,ir"/i. 2, (jcn-'jc. o, Daid'l. 3, An.ms. 4,
S.AJtAtr. o, :Mai:y.
II. Jab.-/. W'elton, b. May 80, 17S3: m. Betsev Moore of N. Hav. 1, Ei^,i:xi:zi-;i;.
Nov. 22, ISO-); m. Mary Hice. /. , 1 eli. 1, Ch.i'rhy. 2. 1Ji:i;k.(va. Jan. 22, isiil:): m.
'!y|..-r Dronson. (2) Eucins IJeach, res. W. ?,, D.-v\[r), b. Auir. 2t;, 1S12; m. Huhlah
Bronson. 1, Fru.ti-, s E. 2. D^irid /•'. :-;, Alb.rf I!., r.-s. \V. 4, l\.i,rv, b. yeju.,
1S14; m. Cornelius Munson; (2) ^hirvin .Miner. 5, l-'HAHeis, b. Jan. 2G, 1S17: m.
Lucretia, dau. of C>-/.i:;s Hnl^liard of (.hiiU'oi-d, Conn. 1, /s,/, !,>/■(■, b, Jan 4 lS4ti 2
AiiaC, t»ct. 14, isr,;;.
III. David \V.']tou. b. June 27, 17Sr,.
I\'. Hannah. \Vc!T(;a. b. Si-pl. IS, i;>-'i).
\'. Eueina \N'i.l'.i.n. m. ()>born.
3732S. Obadiah Tuttle, b. ,\i)ii! lu. i:r.V: d. l^-:;. a. 94: one of the r, ],-!son.s
who o!-!:niiizcd tie- l>t Mith. e!,h. in \\:iterbury, Islo, ni. Azuba Ciiitis; chil. b. in
'A'atei low n, ( "onn.
1. rii:-ri-;. I). ITOl; d. 1m;:1: ni. 1, Errirs, b. ]sl4. 2, Ei cy b ISfO
H. Jal.c/.. b. ElMJ: d. is::i: m, 1, Hk.\i;v.
HI. I'linuan. 1;. Isnik m. 1^2."'., Charlotr.- Alford; re>. Xt-w Hartf., Conn. 1.
Oli'. i:i:J.. b. 1^20; m. l^ii-..i. l.-iehida Sp.-nc-r. 1. J...iii,- A., b. isti.-). 2. 1///-/,/, .b.
i--;i;7. :'., .!{<•'/•'■'/ ^f.. b. l^r.n. -j. l-J.ii-ii \!.i:-r A., b,lS2r. :), t'Asi;, b. 1S2"-s m. IS.".:),
l.sabcd 'I'ojii-'.n. who .1. istij. i, /..,/„/_ ],. \s(\\, (, Tk'v.man, b. ' IS-'iO; d. ' 1S35. •">,
Ei^ciA, b. is:;i; m. ["<',[. Ja.n.-> D.-ii.ing. 1. Jl.i'i, b. is:;fj. 2, 7'fti./o'i],lK 1S5S; J,
TUTTLE. iS'l
X(7iVu/ , b. 1 8(i1 . (>, Or.T.T.v, 1>. IH^o; )n. isr)."), Mary A. Sinitli. i , Fn)udf,h. IS.jO. '3,
Ida ]i b ISoS. ;], Fruhrid.-. 1'. \^^yi. T. NNaym'. I.. IHoi;: m. 18(17, Mary Jane
Onion ' 1 Einh<a b. IMis. 3. A'irc, b. is7(t. S, (JuiMis, b. ly;!;: kill''.! in 1. attic
before Atllmtii. Ga.. 1^^(;4: m. :\lary : d. lN(iO. ], WnJtirr.,h. \XVA. 9, llAXXAir,
b L^o9: 111. 1^'•■)^, <io<.(lb^ 11. Canij.. 1. K::u,ui, b. is.V.I, ami d. is^l. ;?, J-jhrln, h.
ISin. b*. ./.'■'/"//, 1>. 1S(>:!. 4. Jf'///, b. ]S70. 10, .1kki;mtau, b. Is41; killed in Frrder-
icksburi-rii. \'a., bst)-'. 11. li' k.m:v I'. , b. 184:;; in. l^iid, .losejiliine Sniitli. 1, Ahiua,
b Ib'GT^ '^ Ihritjht b l8r.?. 12, SAiiAii A., b. InJiI: n\. IbO;, I'lioinus J. Aniltcr. 1,
On-ollni, E\h. lS(;s.' 2. Artl.iiv ,7'., b. isc,il. a, ]lvs^ I., b. ls7t. 4, khi L., b. isri.
377. Mary TuttlO, b. Mjuvh. ITb"); b;ij>. .hi'.y s. ITIH; m. 'J'inmiliy Ford (.'^. of
Mattlie\v), b. 1»e.-. :jl. 1715. Mary, \vf. of 'J'iinotby 1'\)r<l. joined tlie 1st rbli. in >\ew
Ilav., 17:-;ii. In 177:-! Tiniotliy and Mary Ford and Fnos 'i'uttk- joined in. fonv. to Josejili
Mun^on, In 17r)."), as Mary Ford. \\L of 'rivnuUiy, sln^ joines bj-us., James, Imios,
Tinioiliv and Alirahain Tnttle, in eonv. to Natlianiel Heatmi, of ii^;liisin land of .lolm
Newman.
I. >[arrlia Ford. Fell. 24. IT:^'!; d. drt. 9, 174s, a. 12; (gravi-stone).
15. F-uirana Ford. .Mav 22. 17:'.",.
Ill 'IMmothv Ford, .b.ui . 21. 1 V-\'.^: d. Aui;-. 27, 17.">1, a. 12: (orave-stone).
IV. Mose.-; Ford. Nov. ]:k 1741. Dea. Moses Ford d. June 11. U.:22, a. ■^l. — llnnKhn
rh:lns QK!'-.'.;;,!)'!. Eiuiici'. Iiis \vf.. (k >ray 7, 18:113, in tin- it:Jd yr. of In-r a. [Vad.) 1,
JoXAii, b. 170:^ d. Oct. 1, 1801. a. :fJ: (grave-ston-). Mary, Ids ,vf.. d. Oct. 2(1, 18:^7,
.a. 70, adni. of his est. t;iv<'ii to .foel and Mo-i-s; wid. liad land near Ste()lieu Hotobki.ss.
l'. AmeUn. 2. ILn-cy. ;J, T!,.:hL/"l 4, ^f■lrnl. .j, Kuniu ; .iidm. of e-.t. of Funics
Ford of Woortbridtre given to Sauoiel Vwk, 18:'.<>'). 2. Moses, b. 177(3; d. Aug-. 11, IS-jS,
a. 82; Auir.t, liis \vf.. d. Dor. 28. isc.o a. 80. I. 7/t. '/■//. o. Ivhim'a, ne Ib'onard
Findlev. 4,' Hri.n.Mi, tn. Ivlisba Peel^. o, Sai:\ii. m. Leveret Mix; liis est. adui.
^184?)- no wid. and next of kin wcro under a''*-, (i. Finice, ni. Joel Ford, })er. s. of
Joel and Thaiikfn.k b. Jnlv 4. 17::i ^,J'"K 2, .!/<■>■, v.
V. Calel) Ford. Jan. 22. 174:4; ui. >('.nlia J'lHMup.-^on. 1, Maktit,\, b. 1772;
■ d. Feb. 14. 177;-^, a. 1. 2, ii^ni^. b. 1774; d. Jan. 2.7, 1777, a. :3. 'i, Sai.ey, b. 17S1; d.
April 7, 177;j, a. 2.
YI. Sara.li Ford.Ma.v 22, 1747; lu. Feii. 4, 17(;i, by Sam'l Bird. Tinioiby V\'o!)din. In
17G7, adni. of e.-i, ^'Iven'to wid. Sara.li. 1ns(.>lv.'nt. ' lu 1 77:k ^-ar.ik Totter. Mooe.s and
Eunice Ford coiiv. to Saral. J'um.-r. 1. Is.vac, b. Ajiril 2t'., 17(].t.
VII. Ksth, V Ford, b. Mareii 17. 17.")(i.
VIII. Tiinotky Ford. k. 1752: d. Dee. 1, 1754, a. 1.
378. Eliphalet Tuttle, b. Dee. 2, 1718; m. Desire, dau. of Win. and Elizabeth
•Cbiil-.ev Brudlev of New Haven in 174'.), when tkey sol.i ri-kt in e.~t. of f. 'Wni. Brrdley.
Ill 175-i conv. to bro. Janu'S Bradley o!ie-!iftli of a traet in E. llav. railed " tlie \'iiie-
jard"; anotlier eonv. same vr. to saiiie party of one-fiftk riirkt in f. Wni. Bradley. In
1755 "of Litckfield "' be sold to Amos Moiris, rigki in 8r]i division and in all otker kinds
iu New Ilav.
I. Marv, b. Mardi 2:4, 1741; ni. .lonatluui II. Colt.
II. IVsfre, b. Mav 5, 174:3; m. Tkonias Marskalk
HI. Mekitable, b.'Min-cb 2(k 1745,
IV. Esther, b. Feb. 111. 1747; tin three last b. rec. in the 10. Ilav. tov,-n icc.
Y. James, b. Jiin<' 15. 17 — .
3781. Mory Tattle, b. March. 2:5, r.41, m. O.t. 12. 17(31, Jonatlian llijrley (s. of
.Jol.n and Meicx^lliiriev) Colt. b. Oct. i;;, 17-;5. She d. Oct. 17, 1^22, a. 81.
I. .lolmVolt, 1>." Sept. '.), 17(!2; m. Hiith (.'ilhert; (2) Chloe Ihilk
II. Flii>iiah-L Colt, h. Feb. ]-i, 17C>1; set. i:i Dtis. Mass.: rem. to O. and d. ihr. iu
< xtn'me old ai'c; m. lluldah Aiiains,
HI. AnsvU! Colt, b. Julv 2i>. 17(;(;: m. Chloe Cillcitc.
IV. Allen Colt. i). Maivh 4. 17(.il; m. Folly Welister. 1, Ai.i.EX. 3. I'oi.i.Y. o,
ISAXCV. and others.
■\'. 'riiuna.n Coll,, h. Jan. FJ, 1 1 i 1 ; m. .\nna Forbes.
VI. Milic.'Ut Coir. h. Jhm. 1. ITb'.: ni. Fud (.'ridl.'y; (2) Abed Cridley.
Vi;. iTiiodti Coil, 1,. ,la:i. 11, 17M: n\. ncnjamin lloj)i.:ins.
VIll Sarah Colt, 1). Oct. :l. 177C.; in. Dariu-^ Wilson.
IX. rollvihi Colt. Dec. 20. 17;8; m. Jann-s Wilson of I'avis, C:imida.
X. Ihildah Colt. h. ,\mo-. 7, l>ii; .,,. Sih- (iridles.
XL Fli'Cta Colt. b. .\pril 15. lis.^; ni. and set. in \\ e^;lcn; X. ^ ork.
],S<! BKAXcn or thomas.
■ 37811. John Colt, l).'Si'|)l. '.l, ITliO; m. I>f<-. 7. KN."). IJuth (iilLcrl \vli.) li. .lunt-
' n. 17!)1: C,^) -luuc ."). i:",':j, Chlor P.ull.
I lifliiida. 1>. S''])t. ';, 17sri;s1ill li vinix. (1^7N.) in Iht 'J'M yr. ; m. l-'dwimi Hu th-
olonu'w. 1. .John. Ill Aliniru Siron^^
II. .I,.]iii. 1'. ])iT. -i:;, 17>^S: 711. I'lT., 181!). Mary (iiiip.o. /'. Iiy ",^1 iii. :
111. (iilii-ir, I.; Ai.iil 1!). I7'.l4.
■ ■ IV. Lvinaii. .Marrl. 2-2. 17!>li.
V. HilfV, \)or. 1. 17!l7.
: \'l. \V. .{'(■,. It. .lulv 11. ]S(il: m. ^:<'i>i. 1(1. ls--(.;. Pujly 'I'diniikiiu. ;. .I'\\;!> \\'..
i .huu'-JO, iS'i;. -2, ('iiAi:i.F.> B., March 8. IS'Jil. 8. .hm.x Hii.i.v, .laii. 1 , ls:]l . l. Coii-
i Nj-.i.ii-s.' Krl). 1, is:!;',. .-1. ('iiAT.i.oTTi:. Fd-. 1-2, l^--"). C Mai:y. A].ril s. is:;7. 7.
! Lym \N l•^•l' 1-J 1S:5'.I. s. r.Uioi.iM;. Jan. •:(), 1N41 . It, AuKi.i.Nr,, Maicli ."i, 1S4-?. !<•.
i Jui.i.v, Sf])!. I-J, 1S44. 11. MAin-HV. A]»ril :;U, 1N4S. \-2. Wviu. Dim-. 7, lS4i).
; Vll'. Klias, 1.. An-. 4. isOo.
I Vlll. i:iia-. 1.. l-'i'l,. M. |s(t7.
' 37318. Auson Colt, l'. -'nlv 1!-. \',i\';. i.-m. lo 'roivini'tcn. ('<:ni,.. 17^7, bnilr :l
liousc and" .shop Jirar 'in- chh.; aU. ISl:'. K-ni. To (i i .■.■nu<.u.| ,: ni. Vvh. -3:1 17!>3. ChP.c.
(iau of .Jaho/, anil Ann (l.ninnisj (lilli'tt.-. 'Yhv\r visits to fricmls in Olis, Mass.. and Wind-
sor, ("nnu.. were madf c\t li()rs.-l)ack. .arii lalcinu' a iliild uii a iiillow in t;nr.t <>. rlie
saddh-. \lr d. <>,-t. 2s. ivls. a. S'J. Sin d, a. lid. ictaininL; luT lacnliics !':• t!ir 'a>t.
1. .\au<-\ . h. -Ian. l."i, 17',.'o: d. -Ian. .'iO. lN7(i. a. ^'■): ni. -hily 11. L^i;). Kal/i-nion.
; (s. of .h)s..]di aiu'l mioda Staik) I.ouinis, 1.. Ani;-. -^-l, ITSS: d. AjMil. ls71; run. m Chari.'s-
i towi;, (>.. with oxrn -and rai-t. in 4U da;> s. — /.-•/// /.v /'.'/.'.. 1. < 'n v ui.ottk, h. Au-. -^l'.
j 18:20; d. .huic I. l.'^-""i>v m. Sr-pt. -24. ISH, X( l--!>n (s. ol llniry and C'lihic Hunn, Pvi.'.-rts.
I h. Sept. -JO. 1^14. 'roriinLrl'-n. A srlmol tr:-.rlu-r and a -n-.d di-ciplinaiian a- was n-rd..-d
' in a school of from (iO to sdschoiartf. many of ihcm >.ro\vn to manhood. Fo;- 14 yrs. . !:v.m
I 1849, count rv mfirli. iii P.urrville. ('>Hin. ('oiuh'ii.scd mPik in Pa. l^^d yrs. : riMntoConn.
llr-in. to Vinoh-.nd. N. Y. . ^vht^n- lie is entrnsred w ith pul)lic Imsincs-. and r,'s]M)usi!dc
olhcos. !!•• rep. 'rorrini^ioii in Conn, la-.i:-. 4^1''). 1^47 and l^:oo. Star.- S.-nator tor loth
dis-t. 4S(l!.i. [If 111. {-2) .I'lnir U, ls."i'.i. (_"hlof A. Loomi-,, sister ni' lii- 1st w f. : i. hy Is; m.;
1, Uarrni I... h. Di-t. '^O, lSl:k i-.-p. Toiiinaton 1n;1: Slat.- smi. P'th dist. 187-]; m.-
Emilv, dan, of llii-ani and Catliaiine (Tvler) Perkins. O. /'/v//,/., I). April P^. IMi'. -k
Hknky, h. Sept. 1. l^-2t : d. Jan. -Ji. 1S4;I, un.ni. M. !M;i;iM:i:ie,-, h. Oct. 11, ]'<-f-\\ m.
Sc.])t. i:i, 1848, ]•:li/.ake^ll Wilsoit; (-2) O.-t. -28. lS-"",-2. Hani. a XN'ilson. IP- d. An-. Ml,
ISiU, Wiirren. (). 4. H auv r.v. P. ( lot. -J.k iS-2o; d Ma irli ■2:1. 1n4:;. •""). 1i;k\i. Suphia.
j li. .\pril 4. iN^i): m. Oct. '^'S. P^:'.:k i;ev. WairenlP Poi.eii^, P. 'i'or.. ISOik K-ny.m
I CoL, O., ISaU: ord. dea. Prot. Fpis. chh. Py IVishop Mrllvaineof ().. l^O'k prle.st l.--.")7.
• and has ministered over -211 vrs. in tlio jirinr'iiuil idles of 111. :;nd In(P Soun'tinn- rector
of ohdi. in I'ltt-I.nnr. Pa.: has rop the dio.-es.- ..f HI. three timrs. and the dioo-s.. ..f Ind.
oiicf in tlie triennial conventP.ns of the (dih. .\o\v ;ls7S) Pres. ..f the sta!id;n:;- c,,.,). ot
tlic chh. in dioeesi- of Ind , and it-ctor of St. Jolms in Pafayetie, Ind. lliswf. has'oeen
a groiit hcd]) to him in his ministry, and i^^ pic-emineiitly fitted f<ir her po.-itiun.
'rhronglt Ills ministrv more iliaii five lumdr.Ml ])i is..n- ha\e Peeii Itroa.irht into the chh.
i (j, Ciu.OK A., b. AjM-i] :>. 1881: ^^rad. (iranville P:pis. Fem. Sem., o. ; in. June fj. 1S.V;>,
I Nolsou Kohert.s. 7. Ki.i.i.N, b. July (j. ls;M; m. Dec. 1-2. l^o'). Anson Pecdi.
i U. Anson, P. Jai\. 11. 17!k">: trav. South in mer. business; set. as a farmer in 4'or-
j rinvrton. A man of e:o^d mind a.nd Puv, nPiPiy ; ('(.1, of mil.; Mt m. of ("onn. i.i-:. 2 sess.
188i»-40; d. Aui'-. H;^ inc."), a. 70; m. Sept. P2, 1N-2P ^lal■y Ann Newberry ikirber. 1.
i Cni!isi\)rHF.li, Mav 14. lS-2:); m. Sey.t. ^S, IsMl. Pran-es Chid.sey. wdio d. Au-.l.'). IS^oS;
' (2) Oct. •2\). ISr.d. Sar.il. P.aiber. 1, -A-///, /.'. . May -lA. iNCck -k .hnius (\. Mareli 17,
: 48(Ji). -2. JoH.N Anson, .\iu-il :!. IS;;!',; d. Julv v^k P8.")!).
III. rhloi-, b. F(4i. P2. i:ii7: m. Leveret Tiiftle [ 1].
l\k Ilenrv. b. Nov. ^o, IMXI; traveled South in dry .u'o.uls trade; afterw. -et, on
his fatliePs hoinestead and d. Nov. •.-2, is7(k a. 7(i; hoi„,.red for his piety and integrity:
m. (.>ct. V.K :s-J'.», riiloo (ailin. 1. llKNi-.v (iii,i.i;rrK. Nov -2. I^- '2: va. March 1'.'. 1x74:
Nettie (J risv.-old, b. June -24. ^^<V^■. r( s. Winsied, Conn. 1, A'//,/ Chb,. . 1,. Ike P.). iS74.
2. Flnrrnr,' A.. Jan. 7, !s7tk 8, Ihunj l..n,.. July lo. 1n77. "2. M \i;ia l'. . .<ept. (k
1S34: (1. 1m4>. -2, ImIo; m. Se])t. 14, ls.")7. l>avid Sm-ou-, b, Au,-. 17. 1^2.'). 1. -h'l,!'
llfin-ii. SeiH. 1, is.")ii: (1. .\iiL:. 20, isiin, ;k ( Pt:nivo t: Kf.i.rcoo, Urt. 2ik 1^:;^; m. Pec.
•24, l,--';8. Niarrare: K..<lau. ot"^ IM-duird (insuold, b. Ik'b. 4, isPi. I, .I'U'ui M.:ri-i. July
'k iN'ld. 4, K\M:Ki:'rri. S.. Nov. 21, ISll: m. .Pine 7. l^'Uk Puvid Stron-. 1. Frc^l-
erirl- Chirl,-. .Mav 12, IMm. 2, A rth'ir Durlil . .\\n\\ 7. is7l-k d Feb. 2. 1S71. 8, Jl< rl^nt
fiiUrd^, fU'.'. 2i), lb71. A, \V<dl,rCvn, June 1,"., 1^7.-,; d. Jan. PI, 1S77. .-), PfMAV
COLT, TT'ITU:.
18:j
(\\-ii.i\, .l.-m. -20. iS-lil: 111. (_)cr. 11. ISTO, Maiy Vir-inia TutthN 1>. ]>•■<•. 'J. Is.-O: ivs.
W'iiisTcJ. 1. /A/.'/y/, 1.. S.-pt. -.^-1. ls:5.
V. CliailiiUr." Ii. l<^•l). i'l. l>:()^: Ml. Oct. ."). IS"?!). I'.uiioii ]\,n(], 'I'ori iii.t,M'o!il. '1,
Ci>i:M-;i,irN. !>. .luiu- lit, is:;i:,l. .Mavdi -iO, 1>-:J4. .',- .M m;( ];i.i,i>, Ort. -Js^ is;',:-?; d.
Mav •:?, IS.-,:. ;;. Cii \i;i,i.-ni-; Ann, May (i. ISH.): u. ]h-v. 7. is;i: m. .May :!0. ]<tn.
.\:.tliaii nr.iiisMii. 1. ('ni;M;i.i-\, l>iT. -^n. Is-IM.
37815'. Truman Colt, 1>. -iwH, ]:]. 1771. ■ d. .Man-It 01. is"")-,'; m. Anna Fori. .s, and
; ft. in Ivi-t Haven.
1. Willi-- I'wiiM-.. 1,. l-rh. -.'1. -Jsiti; iiav!.,l ir. ;]-.,■ -rMith: <!, in N.-u Ha.v. .March
8. is:]7: u). .\u.i;-. 1. is?-l. Maiy iJ. lioli. 1. Kr-wix \V., I.. May 1. 1s-2"): .-^cliool
tearliei-; d. in ^locklnn. t'al.. .Iniif I!). is;i!); ni. '.?, 1- ka.N( i> 1>.. 1). Sc|)i, :',, l^-2;i: lu. .Iiilv
13, 1849, Samuel K. Jeu.nie .d' X. llav. 1. .-//,/,» /V/,/,, h. Auv:. -i-"). is.'s. -J. Fr^u//.-
Colt, Deo. 0, 18(il. ;;. El. I. K.N .M.. An;;-. 10. ls;;i: <i. .\nu-. 1.-,. Is:;-.'. -1. .M.-u;v ()i!ii,i..\,
Sept. X'l, ls:5:'.. ."j, Sak-MJ A., b. Sept. •?(», is;;.-,; i,,. M;,v Oil. isfil. I'. S. Stillinan of Xo.
riav. I, A"'/'/-/// AV./v.v/. Mav 11. l^;;:-;.
IT. An-on TruuKUi, 1.. '.lune OO. ISIfO; ni. De.-. ill. ISOC. .Maiy Ann ']\nii!iu.-on. 11,-
was Slieriil of X'cnv Haven Co.; i"ni. to X. V. eiry. 1, W'ns. Tom i.ix^ox, 1>. l-'el>. 04.
1808; d. .Inh-n, ls;;u 0, Fi;r.n);i;ir ic Siikj!Max.' ,\ov. ft. 1809; d. An-'. oJ, I8;;(i. ;].
M.VKY ll?:xi;'ii:iTA, .Ian. I'l, is:-;i; n.. .Inly 14. !^oS. Cliarles (ioodvear. 1, Ao,.,! Forhi.<.
Sei)t. 14, l^ijn. 0. C'tn rls, .\n\y il,. \<\v{. :). l!'''/-/-. .lulvo:.!. I'siu;. 4. r,//-,,/;'/,,', .h.n.
1.1808. .1. J///,(.v (V./Ye/.y//'. .luiy OK, lS(j;». 0, .A''^^,,-/;. X'ov. !), 1S70. 7. E'uhjn M.n-ii.
Feb. ."), 1874. 4, Ciiaki.k-^ Fukju^iitck, h. \\\z. -5, 18;i:J; ni. .Inh 14, ]s.js_ ],u('v 1'.
Rassetf \vhod. May 0.^ 1S70, in X. \.C. 1, 7'V,'(/'. / yV/- . I /,...-,,, A] Mil' oit, ]S.-,s. ^^ ii",,,,.
£'(/^rr?;'r/, June i). ISJio. .7, Sni:i!>;.\x Puk-scott. Dee. -j. ls;',l; ni. 0<-t. 7. 18,7.^. Caroline
A. Many. ul,o d. .Inly 1;!. )si;i, X. Y. ('. 1, Aus.,,, I'r'i nwu . X'ov. 0."). 18.79. 0, Viv.r, „i
-l^.'/V/, .lui..- ;!, it. Ant;-. l."">. 1^-iJl. i;. < ';iAi:i.ti;-i i: -Ikax XK'i 'i i:. .July 10. ls:;r. 7. \<^\.
aEDWAKD. .liiiie 'i, 18;){l; 111. Dee. 01, 1870, Lauia \'aii Jim'en, X'. Y. ('. 1. 11'///. Hihr,,ii!.
Dee. 14, ls7l. s, .r.\MEs l^i.xxr.TT, b. Feb. 4. 1840: i,i. Feb. 1;1, isfiii, .lulia ('. iSpeiieei-)
Goodv, ar, X. Y. C. 1, Jnlui Cii'iissn, April 14, 18117; il. -TulvO. 187.7. 0. Mi'ti/ Af/'i*--'.
Feb. "iH. ]8(i9; d. .luly :'>. 187.-). :i, JI, irrt/ G'oo(l!/i>ir. De<-. ."i, 1x70; d. -fune 10. 187-"). 4,
Marr;'i( rrft, . \\m\\ 0.' 187(*.. .■>. Jl.icn .U'l'id, April 0, is7'i. twin witli Nfarirnevette.
3784. Desire Tuttle, b. May .-). 171;!; d. Au--. 14. 180S; ni. .)an. :J0, 17(;4,
'I'hoiiias, s. of 'J'honias and Kli/.abetli (Tudoi ) Marsliall. 1;. Auu'. 04, 17:js; <;r. s. e.f Di a.
Thor.ias, (and nejdiew of Rev. Daniid. a.'id of l-'unlee Mar>ball. who \va-, innu-i.^e.ned in
\Viudsor, Coim.. foi- ])reaeliiii2' the ISapti^t doctrine in defiance of tbe eoinrnaicl of il;e
authorities. 'I'lionias %vas a ri-niarkably enterpri.^iii;^ and eneVtietic man, a.iul of eonsid-
(^rable intlueuee in the town. He m. (0) uid. Sarah Butb-i- of Fiarwinton. lb- d.
instantly <jf drop.^y of 1 he heait, >fay ."i, ISIO. Hi.-; account Ix.dk infc^rnis u.s tb.at lip
ruade in 1790, 78 barrel.-, oi eider; in 'l80;!, s:j barr, ].-; iii 18,i7. lOO, and that in iSQ;, 1,,.
Bold his. iievv-niilJv i licese ai 10 ets. a i^ound. — ///V. 'J'a,-.
J. Ivapdiao! Mar-sliall, b. ^lay 11, 17<>.7; fanner. taiin<r; a ina.n of eneryy and
intiuence; d. in Ccdebrook, Coun., Nov. o, 1800; ni. I'biloinela, dau. ui Daniel (_irant. b.
April 17, 17b9; d. Aug. 13, 18)0: (0) wid. of i'liiiiea- North. F-^(p 1, ^Dxkkva, b. .May
;W. 1789; d. Feb. 17, 1S|0; ui. .lune 19, Is'Od. S.nn'l Deliber, b. Mav ;',1 . 17S.7. 1. M.iy;/
/i., 1). Oct. 07. isos. 0, /A///.'//'//, Fob. 1,1S1(). ;h />,//////, .hue- 04, isio. 4, L'iri>/s,
April 10. 1S1.7. .7. S,n-,,.',f. .Inly is. \y\[). 0, Makia, b. .luly 07. 1791; d. Autr.. b"^'!--':
m. Henry Skilron .Morris. ;', Sak>l1I W., 1). .\ni;. 0;i. 1791; d. in Brattleboro, Vt.; in.
Kev. Alpheus (ieer of Vv'aterburv. 4, Pjiii.«>.\n;i,A, b. .\pril 18, 1798; d. May 10, 1S7.7;
m. Dr. Ueo. Ogilvie Jurvis, hon". M.D.. Y. C. IsiC: d. bs7.7. .7. DAXd.i., 1). Oct. 00,
1800; d. Ai>rir0.7, 1804. (i, i;.\i>)i \i;i. <i.. Jiilv, IsOO; d. soon. 7. .\rKt:i,iA, b. Sept.
IG, 1804; d. Xov. 11, 1870: in. Homer llio-h-y of Winsted. S, htcixnA. Mnreli Hi. b^OS;
ni. Nelson Ihill of NN'ati rbury; res. Xew Ifaveii.
D. I?eiiben Mar.->ball, b. Xov. 09. 17()<i; niereh. in Wineln'ster. Conn.; rem. to
Granville. Mass.: d. Fe!). l.'h isi-l; m.
ill. Harvey Mar.shall. .InueO'.i. 1708; lived inColcbrook; n^ii. to Hartf , and d. thr.
leaviuLC .-ems and daus. ; in. Anna Fii bie of Hurriiiirton, ("onn.
IV. Sarah Mar.shall, b. .IniM- 10. 177(1: <1. April 17, 181(!; m. l>e(-. 1. 1791, Oliver
Coe, who served in the i{tv. -.var. and enlis'.-d f.)r ;1 \rs, for tlis- Indi.m war. He ni. (0)
rhl...-., (bni. of Thos. Sp.-i!cer. and d. in Hud-ou. (• .'.\nu-. 14, 1.^0.7, a. CI. 1. Xolints.
b. Mav 10, 1790; m. Chloc lli-bb-ll. 0, I'k.mas. b. .Ian. 11, 17'.)l; res. W'olcottviile; in.
A])riri.7, LSli). Kli/,a Ward, !>. Xov. 09. lsiio;siil! llvim;-, is;.^;. ], A, //■,■„.!,. .lulv 8.
1800: d. Feb. 00. 1810; the 1st In:, ia the ia-w W.deoil t-em. 0. X//-'//, A u--. 00. isOl ;
m. .Jan. ;iO, 18.71, Klias P. (iilman; res. \\inste<l. 3, JJurt!! /'. , Au-. 10. is03, d.
_i 184 IdtAXCII OF THOMAS.
Nov. •2:;, isie. 4, OUnr. M:ircli IS. iNiT; d. Sept. L'(). 1S-?,S. T). ElhiOnth .)., Nov
i I-J. 1M-,>;); <]. April ](). 1S71; isi. Nov. 25, ISo'^, C. .T. Wvnuiu. 0, E'hr<inl 7.., Aprils
! I'^iJ.'); (1. Aim-. '3, 1S77; in. Nov. 0^, jNli.""), ("hiirlolti- 1!. \U,h\,. T. .!//;</.s ]!',//-(', Jmic J.')'
I IS).-,; ,1. .MaVcl. ^S. 1S4-1. S. .7-'/,!'.v J/.,F(M>. '2\. \x\:v. m. .hni. 17, l'<!i7, Lucir E. Sparks.'
: :;, Ai!ri-,MKsi.\, I). Dt'C, 17!i;!: m. (>'(0. Cliasc.
' A'. ]>cvl Maishall, April lit, 1772; in. I'oliv (iridlcv; n'ui. ubt. lyOO to AVnion
i X. Y.
: W. Ho.-;\ve-ll Ma'>liall. D^t. :-;0, 177:]; res. ( 'olrlu-.H)];; <i. .\\>v. 28. ISM; m. S.ipliia
! Has.-.
I \']l. Sfiii Marsliall, D;'c. 2, 177."); res. Colclir.MiJv ; ri-m. to Pain.-.-^vilh , (). ; in. Susan
' Fri.sii"c of Burliii.utun, Conn.
1 \'lil. Rachel Miirsliall, June 19,1781; '-a very fxrcllcnt woman;" lu. ])kx. IM. 17911. ("apt.
' Li'vi. s. of Zacclit'us ami llannuli (Drake) MnnsiU; h. Sejit. 9. 177'); res. on her f.'s lioiiu'-
' stead and d. -Ian. IG, lSl2, Winclic-stei-. lie was a Imrd woi-kcr; gxnid riti/.^n: ••arnest iuid
devoted Methodist: tdass leader imd idioii>riT; .In- r. of tliel'.; He]). 2 yrs. and elected :;d
^ tiiiu-. liiitd. suddenly and was bui'. May 1, 3s;3:-!, (tIip day the [.eg-, couv.'i a. ns vrs. 1,
M.MU'is, Oct. ];-), 1800: elected doa. IS-'jS; m. Nov. 12, 182!), Chai-lotte Kno (d' ( ■olVhrook;
who (1. .Mav:l, 1S(57. a. f-"). 1. Fr.'i,ch. Se].t. 1, is;-!4:d. Juih'!]. ls::;3. 2, S,i„oirI MUls,
April 21, 18:17; res. \\'inch.: in. Auii". fi, 1^.7'.). Mary .huio. dau. of (uii! Bord.-n of Texas. 1,
K-thei i:., Juuc 10. 1Sfi2. 2, (Jail B. .Ian. li, iNiil. 8, Marcus. Oct. 12, ISfiS. 4, Clif-
ford L., April 2S, ISTJ; d. March 1. ]S7(;. :-l. Ain, t M i,i<i. Dec. 9, 18:^8; d. Maredi 1. lS7:i,
m. Bcnj. W. Pettibone of Wincdi. 2, Sm-j/Of, Dec. 2i), 180:3; <\. 1877, unni 3, L'lnuni.
D.-i- ;;!;'. ISOG: d. April 2r), 1877; in. Scin. ."). 184:3, Alii<rRil P. Bronson, who d. Mav 1:3,
1874, a. oG. \, Klhcrt Mo.rshiil''. "^^'-yA. 20. ]s!4; m. .June, 187.""), ]':ihi (.'. (ierin./nd." l',
Warren A., .Julv, 1874. 2. W.k. ].'niiii,L, Jan. 24, 184S; ni. :\Iav C, iSi'.G. Martha v'.
E,i<-,<i-lestoii. 1, Elbert M., Au--. IS. Is7l. :;. AV/.^ ,l.A//<. Aug. "7, 1 srjij. 4. lliRA.xr,
May 28. 180'.); d. Au-j-. M, 1841, unin. d. at Pluhilj Point Bond, V.n Mi.ss. Piver: bur. in
Osceola. Ark. .l, Levi Tittle, b. .Uily !t, ls]:3; ni. .lune 20. 1842, .lane .VcU'lin-, dau.
of Ueo. and Prudence Deniiisou Fyler of Burke, Vt.. re.s. sine IS'iO, ^^'illch. G, M\);ta
K.VCUKr,. A])ril 2G. 1819. in. Juh" 7, 1841. Theron Broi.son <»f \^■iIlch., ^\-ho d. ,]an.
20, ]S7:3. a. 64. 1, AV)'v/;v//J.. Jiilv :31, 1S42. 2, Hrura 7'., .ian. 1, 184-"'): d. Nov. 2.-). JSoG.
y, WV.bt'r J/., .Juno 9, 1848. 4. SfnriK L., Jan. :31 , 18:):3; d. Feb. 28, ls,5G. .>, Elliot B.,
Alio;. 7. 18.18. G. C'n-rif .17., Jan. 17. 18G;i
IX. Susanna iMarshall. b. Auir. 14, 1783.
370. Capt. Lovi Tuttle, of Fast llavfu; iiiuriaer; ni. Bradley, by whom In;
had Levi: (2) , by whom he had lihuda. Submit and two more daus. who ra. bros.
named Marsliall.
1. L<-vi, m. Ihildah Allen. /. bv 2d m. :
M. Phoda, b. 17.V3: m. No-jh Fowler.
11! Siilunit, b. 17:'>ri; m. Frijali Cook.
3791. Levi Tuttle, b. in Cambridire, Mass.; mariner; Caj)!. sometime at Nan-
tucket, Mass. ; helped thi\>w the British tea into IJoston liarbor. Oi>eued a dr\- i;oods
store in Boston and ni. thr. alioui 177."> Iluldali Alien, b. New l/mdon. Conn., wliose sis.
I m. Partridue of Boston, lie was at the battle (d" Bunker Hill. At the dose of the
I war Ik settled ai or near Salisbury, ('(Uin., anil eui:ai;-ed in tra<le and d. tlir. , a. 42. .Mrs.
j lhil>i;.h d. in Auburn, N. ^ . Another account says he settled in Shetneld, Berkshire
I <.'o., Mass., and all his chil. b. and. liimself buried tin-. The tradition in the family is
I that he was an only son, and that his farluM- also was an only son.
! 1 Li-vi. lived manv vrs. in Clvde, N. ^'.. and d. thr. 1S2!) or 'oO; m. Olive ]'\>x in
I Shellield, Mass, and had'9" chil. 1." AiWOAir.. m. Abiu'rlland; res. Clvde 1, Jati.
i <'nl\ <1.. 2. .M ai;(;ki;y. m. Pu-sell (iood.rich; re,<. lloche-ter, N. Y. ; stil'l living 1879.
I L !.■'■((;,„„] I Irli. 2. ])iiii. ;l. Pa.MT.lt \. m. .lohn Blodnreti : had two -^ons. both liviiur
in Cl_\de. 4. Jci.i.v. m. — — Welch; settled in Flmira. \. Y.; has ;3 diius. ."i, Davtd,
<■! '■ Jyde;^ has ;l d.-ci-. G. Wti.i.i.\m B.. d. .y. /. in Clyde. 7, Ann.v, m. (ieo. Blo<Ii:etl;
lived ii. C. ; ha.s family. S. Lai );a. d. num. 9. Lnfis.^, m. Bli.'^s; >eiiled in \\est
\ a. .-ii.c, ihe waran.rd. thr. 1, '_',,,;■[;. of I'aiin ville. \'a.
" David, b. ii\ Shellield, Ma~s.; lefi home youn^- and went to sea. Thefandlv
heard i.othiu'j of hiui ill seventy years, anil but hit'tdy a family of Tallies luive been di--
i 'o\e;,,; HI Ohio, th,. parent ^d' whiidi durine- his lif.liiiU' refrained from trivin^"- any
^ 'nli.n;;.iiion of pareniaire, but nearlvall the faiiulvnamo id' liis brothers are it produced
Hi lii^ i!e>eeudai\t-, believed therefo're to be of this David. .\ e land sou. Bradlev Tutrle,
1 b\,> Ml Cly.l,-, (.diio.
\ ,. ''' <ieor;:e. bad 4 sons livir'.-- in Collinsville, ('min.. 1800, unm. 1. Li:vi. 2.
! ^ "■'=' '^ '■''■ A!. I, K.N. 4. A.NuTiiKK.
TUTTLE. 185
TV. iJnulh-y. li. ns4; in. Piiuliiia, .Imu. <,r ])avi,l SmiDi, aii.l si^. of Kirliav ] J. Smitli
om- of tlH- ablest liaw.-i--. ev.-r in Aul.iin, II, • ^.nlf.i in Aul-uni ]S0'2- m ISO:}' and d'
{ihout l,s(KI,_a. .(.; a proninrut business man and (niiK- vcalthv. His will .latcd Jan ''0
1N.>S conuun.s hr.puvsis to about forty .iilrVn nt ]H.,sons, prin.'i|Kdlv n.^jdnw. and ni.'n^s'
iinciiii. Hnrad m Nortji St. (■fiii('tri-\ . ' ,
K -V M^"?\'^.'" ^''V',''"^''' aij-u'"n>^'i: -:i. INIO I'anMdia. da.;, of Caja. Aaron and
Ke-xud, (darolH) |,wl,nd-n-; tvs. Anb.nn, N. Y. Sho uas a nion- on b. r n.oth.Ts
s>doio< bnd .)u^M,-o>n.pb,.n.lan>l>sorVt. 1. 1>a, i,,NA,n,. ].■,.]. \\\Akrr; shr d. Lb73-
-cnl /„///,va,u li/./..v/,/: its. Auburn. •.>; ll.-i.i.Mi Kt./.iaii, ni. l^bilandor Nv.. wbo
a^lb.O; r..s. (nd.., N. \.: -i rlub i, .|//,., J.. :o PnivM^ilN av... Sviarus,. N'r 2
H.//^/-. „ /-yvv^o^. -1. ///•,/,;/,,/. :5. Saiiah, ni. i;onss,da.'r \V;Mrirk; slird IHm r
7"//-.'r 4 l:i:M,M:,v Ai.i.i.x. Marrb -1. 1s21; ni. 1M7. I ..-Mbmonia Adams; ros. 45
-Noiihst.. Aub:,rn. N. \.; W. m iuitlc. Jb-r,! .V J hnid.^oi,. rolling- mill, lif^ is n s,diool
c-ommi^.sn.in.r and (b>yor,d i„ tb- intt-nst ol tbr i-ubjir s.diocds of Auburn. N. Y In
vm'n?r' ';'"'"'*■' "'V'V' '"""^''^"'<'" '■'"■ ^!='>"> "f A. It i. said bi-. ebTtion
Mould baxt-ln-on .Mir, and ili,. vof,- nrarly una.niiiiou^: om- <-b • ir,///,r b !>.;*) ^
V.'"' 'V, •■ T'^- V. ^-^^"'-'-^ '■• '"• ^^i"- ^\:Mnrk: X. /.: ivs. Cavuoa X Y
^ 1. Ab.j.b, m. M.d.italdo SkilT; .srttb-d ii, Illinois; had :] dau.s.," onu of tbem ,.os.
si-<,i,i_.- hiciarv tal.-nts oi' a bi:,--!! order
ViL llublab.m. I'biln, s.-,.f \Vilb>,d and lb,. nab Law;vn.,. Kin:^sbnrv ,Ihmnah
l.Hwn-T,.-e. younuv.t dau. .d' ( a;.,. Isaac ].awr,-,w,-, whose hei.s are a1 er an hnn e ^
Kuodish e.Mateb- s,., ,„ South Owe-o, Tio^-a Co.. N. Y. ; both dee. 1, I'mitx^ \' ,
lb<u.u,. brown of tin. Ibvnidem-efatnily. She is the ,MMH.alo,,ist of ,he famih-;' 'res:
i.-,^-!sob, Onlano ( o.. . W .: ],as had S rhil. of wb.nn but 2 now livin- 2 P Ui o
o, (mniioK. and twootlurs. "^ ' '
Vii!. Sallv, n;. (ieo. Whif; s<-t. in Lexington. 111., and both d. tbr. 1. M Mn in
J.uem^ Dunnino, and two other husban.K. 2. Fhax( Ks. ni. 1 )r Hot.hkiss ;] TJi ,'
J-.TTK K., m. Collin. Bradley; ivs. Ibuneo, Mieln ■ ' ■
IX. .Mary, m. Abnnn '.^Miiolk ; set. fu-t in Auburn, N. V.; rem. to Detroit Vich
2;^;' ;!• ""•■■'• '' ^''^^ni.Ks SMoru. re.. IVtvoit. 2, Ma.;v Ibn.A SMn>,. ^ ^^^^l^',
• 3792 Rhoda Tuttlc, b, ITo;!; d. 1S4>!. a. -;:jyrs She was of ,-ood mitui and
Z^o^r"oT{Jl: '^-s''- '-^■^'-''■r- "'■ -'-ei-l-Hul l;uth,H;d.er)Fowll;K
^ \,-V. • , ^ ^^"^- ''• '"* >'^-- ^- "* Auibmse. s. of Ambro-e. s of Wm maHs
trate ar Mdford. A .-'at reader and a,i orieinal thinker. His rhil aiVic^'^'u;
^iu'daviVtio^t ;■"''' '.no: nndjt _wa. thcdr custom to gather atinually otx Thank^
gn.ug bn I no other. All the lam.Iy were t.oted singers, and when the dinner was
ov^ ,U1 wouhl rtse and stn^ the old fugue tuz,e, " Oce.a).- a hymn of praise and h ai ks-
gn.ti-. be.nnitn,i:-. - M nh sot,o>' and honuis ..oundino- 1,h d.- The children \ re
edueated undet- eantest religious i,>Huenees. and were- tauVh, to end.use e t Iditi^ ,^
<-a vtnrstn; laith and doctriiu, until Mrs. IJhoda Fowler fell a vietin, to t in ^re lit'o
«Iv,n.s,K- n.atna. whteh continued many years; this modified .■ssentiallv the vewsof
sonteofThefatn.ly. Xoah Fowler ehatuhioned the rendenn^- of ehur'h tnu. . "a
re-uarlyoroantxedeho.r separated fro.n the eono-.-egation. -Twelve nn.nberVo -his
amtly were members ol that eln.ir. and he was aj-poittted b.ader. Dea. dehn Cook rep
esen ed tlie old syste.n an.l stren,n>us]y oppose.l the in<.vatiot^ -.oinp- ,,. far as to inV^-'r-
11 !>t the lu.blu- rehgiou.s .servne ol the .-ouKtc-ation and brin^,- a civifsuit in the courts
lbeworblkeptniov,nc..in.st .besauu^and Dea. Cook wasobli^o,d to .ive wav m\
Fowler hved to the a.e of M. and his wid. to the ajre of 9;J. ••Tin- fnon.u.e,. of the r
natnes has hallowed bu- a In, nd , ed years the honu- \vhere tltev lived and db^l -'i); .
bv rl 'l h^'^•'■n'/^• ^; ^'"•■^' ^- '•'■'■ ^"'"'- '^"■''- ^^i^'' ^"•- ^'"■I'l"", and was licensed
h tl e Intehhe d ( o .M..d. N,c Set. in V/asbin.^ ton , Cotnt.. IVJCr. b,llowed his pr„f, s
s on sery cIo.se y an, was st ud.ou.s. cauti,,us but b,,u in hi. decisions. Of lin. p.'rsoi al
^ppea.an.eand dt^mtv ot tnanner, b,u e^,.r ne.ie-t. .\ strong advocate of t.-m ,e a nc
Lo ed sn,,-,n<r and had a good voice. i;,.,.,.iv,.,l d.^reeof M. D. f,„n, Y. C. ; read se ve 1
essu. b.dotv the me,hcal sooet,,... His ,liss,.,tal iou on 1 Ivpodnualriasis iu,!i,-ai,-s v ' r
auddrscnnnnatuu.ol n,in.l, lb d. lS2.i M n.alarial tvi,l'us fever- m i\ iVdv
'"!"■•'■ '■ "'-^""^ "^^>■o,•n. .Mad. V. M-d. S,d,„ol; n:, iVt.A- Atm br'bie of : .
'^K. .n-K a',d>-i"-'" '■ '''""'■''' '"• ""' '"' '""• ''■ '''"'""■ -
M. Aniai-illa Fou bu', b. l\i,. ,■;, i^n; m. .Iun,.2r, WM Ceni- . of Fdvud ■.n,I
M:/ab..,h (.'urtr-s, f-gb-.t,.,, ; b. .Vpn! 4, i^M; rent, to Hiram; „. 1 , Xokm J i" !,;;,';'
ImA^M.'lI or tuomas.
Ibh MUA^ril or THOMAS.
17, IsOi); lin.-^ tatii. 2, l"j.;zA iiKTii , -Inly 7, 1^0:',; ni. Xii-kcr-oi: : a wic!. lnu! s ,(!;■,•.)
;{, Amaxiia, I'l'u. il. l^'>'i; 111. <;.M). I'iikiii orMillvlllc. I'tali: Ija'^ nmi. 4. Amai;iii,a.
r», IJllODA, 111. H->^\rfll rauioiisdl" CliarJlcn, ( )., and had I . J//A-. '3. /'V-;v///. :i, W'i/,/. r\
'!, .\[irlhn. i;, l-;sTiii.ii, 111. (i.-o. Wood (d' -M., Uiah. lia-. fuiii.
111. NMriiiau l-"(i'.vl.T. 1). Ajiril !), 1 77 7; d. !>cc. 'Jil, ]xU. a. 'J.k did n:.i iidnrir li.c
lii'iital vi:;iir aiuMin-iaiA |)r>i]-..-nsil ics u! Ins laliiil_\; hut l;,id i^ood jiid;i-uii'iil a ii.l r h-;ii-
bfiis>' of lii^lil ; iiidii^ti-iou-^ aiul .-^n'iclly liouoialdc and w. m ihc ic-pict nf tlic cnniiiui nir v ;
the obit, in tli-^ Cniin. ( J^iti-li'd) /^>.^■^ dt'scrilns Idm as u irinarkalily cstiiualilc mail,
lie lived in tin- nM !-"()\vlrr homcslcad. (.V ' , i:[ir,iciiiii II. (ill! //f\,' w' 'fm-.A lioint- cf
t'orinor f-ccnciatiiiu. lie i- su])|M).-.cd to liavf ln-.-n il,,; oldr-i iidiali. of )/U(di;i(dd Conn. ;
111. StJitira 151aki'(d' SfocklnidsM'. Masy. 1. l)i.<ii;i'; 1-;i,\ki:, m.; d. .•<. i. 'i. IIomi;];. .1. in
Klorld.i. nnin.: rlic .-xjifditioii bi-iinv danucious, tin' lamilv disti'f.-r- \va> i^-fcat ; ami his
Aiuit Siliyl t'oudcr \vrnt>' an aci-o--tir, ( llonii r k'owic;') h^'iiinnin:--, ■■Iloni.-r. viriio-o; Oh!
must yon goV" ;J, rilKiii;, ni, Addison {'alnii-r: h. Si))i. ;, jsicJ: idccir-d ih'ai-on in
Wolcotlvillc IN')-,*; ri'>. (Joshfii SIk- (L .Ian. i'',. isiiS; hi' ni. I'JiOct. 27, isi;i). Mis. Ann
P.(Lurasi Wadhani. 1, I/.j.;nr /-"..h. F.-h. ^'J, Ishi; d.;,. 4 yis. -l' ll.iii'.ln, J>,f>hU.
Juno il'l, 1S)1 ; cnlisti'd in 4tli Wr-^X. Conn. \'ols. : jiroinoicii to ['.i.-nt. and st'iAcil 1 vrs. ;
.sligditlx woumlcd hy a shidl at Pctershury.-, \';\.: now rh-ik o[' ilic lii.^t. ('oiii-t oi' Kussidl
Co.: res. I'^arniino-ton. Kan.: m. isil)-!, .Mai\', ciau. id' ('has. S. .MuiiL'cr. :!. Muni K.,
Maridi lo. lS4.".:!n. Orr.. iM'.i;, Adi-lla-ri W'fitun ; n-. W atrrhm \-. ■\ " l-'ni,,r,s .1..'Nov".
;;0. 1840: III. Ui-t. \^-'U. Cassini-T Bnm.-on; los. Wat.
l\'. (I'coige Fo'.vh'i-, h. i)i'c. .'), 177S: tanner: an ai-tive niind. and <-ntei prisini,^ rem.
to Hurlinuron. ^'t.. and d. tlici'e ot mahivial I'l-ver. l^O:!, unni.
V. i;im.ia ]-"ii\\ li-r. li. ITsi, ■■ \ pert'iM-t and cxeniiiku-s chaiaeti-r,"— ///.v/. '/'"/•-
rui;it'>n, p. 4;iS: d. at Si.iin-liidd, Mas-., ,Mav 20, is."/): m. .la'n. 21, ISO.-). Hanii I ( 'oe
Ihulson (liis 2d wl'.i. 1.. April 24, 17;4. d. .In'ly, \y\{\. lie v.as l>!o. id' (■lari->a. wf. of
l>ani(d TutlU", and m' Adah, \vl. ni (.en. l''riel 'I'nti le.-- //-/('. /-. 724. i-ni of Iliid.M.n
■ House, and ).. 407. In M, i,in,i,i ,,, , by Di. !•:. D. Hinlson. 1. F.kasmi s])\i;-v\in, Il P-.-.
1"), ISUd. al a. of n; uem lo Mass. aud'iauirht sidmol; siu(k ined. with his uneh-, Dr \\.
M. Fowler, at New .Marlboro. Mass.; o -ad'. 1S27, at He; k-hiie ( 'o, Med. Col. and eler-;ed
mem. IJerks. Co. Xat. Hi-r. Soc. ; rem. to l-51oonilield. Conn. Elected mem. -d the
lloplcins Med. A--.s. of Hurt)'., a.nd id' the Ifaiif. Co. .Med. Soc, fellow of tiie Conn. Med.
Soc; phys. and siif;:-. TO the Conn. State Inimiu-rai'.i Hos. at W'intonbury. Onretire-
monf of l>r. Samd Woodward, lem. to 'rorrin,:;i'ord. and -oi'n, in eonneetion with iJev.
F])aphras (ioodman, e-tal)li-hed a fam. boarding sehool for bov-.. In 1 S.-,0 he adopted
the Spe> iahy i,f O.ti.op.e 1;,- Snr-nry and i,mh. To X. V. C. ll'i> eor,iribiition> to tlie
Surg. hit. of the War l)ept. ha\e been eoniinended by tin- Snrg. (ieii. and jdaced in the
Army Filiiary at Wasliington, and his histories ,,f ss.n'ie six hundred; rases of aiiiputatiotis
ill the siu-u-ieal repn:^ of the C. S. S:initaiy Com. ueie hii'hly rommeiuled in hoiiu-
iiiid foreign med. and snriT. ionrnals. 1 le lias devi-ed various reparative ajULirat ii>. wliiidi
have proved very us.lul and .-necessfnl. for \\hi.:li hc' \v;,s aw arded a medal and diploma
ar CV-iitennial in Pliila.. b^7(i. .\t Paris I-:\])o-., ls;7. ],,.. received tlie jiri/e medal and
minor medal and diploma: also a mi'dal and diploma •• for services rendered to th.e cause
of universal humanity." 1 le contributed collections and specimens to the Conn. Ce.d.
Survey, by Prof. Shepcrd and Dr. Percival. (Sei" report). In 1^28 he began v.ork as a
teiiiperaiice reformer; all Ids life active in revivals, chuieh conferences and anti-sla veiy
agitation of the (iarrison scliool, a.se^savist. corresiioiid.em. leetnrer, ctc, and In-- Icmx-
1 1 ,■ . • , ■ . ' ...
);iniel
i.-- now
pneu-
was
bv her
Mirvey, liy l^rot. .vheperd and Dr. Percival. (See report). In 1^28 he began v.orl
teiiiperaiice reformer; all Ids lif." active in revivals, chuieh conferences and anti-sl
agitation of the (iarrison scIiool, a.s essayist, correspoiid.em. leetnrer, ctc, and I'.i--
liecanie a rende/.V(;.is for his eo-work-ers in eveiv neld of chrisiian idiilanihmpv
made u tour of iMirojie in ls;2. J)r. Hudson has a .Malacca cane, lirouodit over In 'l
Ilud.son in l(.;;j<). whieh ha.s eome down throimh the I)ani<4s of the familv ainl i,
awaiting the ru'Xt Daniel. X'lv. Hudson d. af Piseiside, Conn., Dec '.W , ISSI). of
moiihi; m. 1827. Martini idau. of Dea. Isaae ami Martha Hnnii.hrey) Turner. Sh
the first id' the women of Conn, to \\(di'oiiie .\bby Kelly, take her to" her home, sil by ner
side al public assembli.-s and lend her support in" that h'our of trial and irrave peril. -'In
every iiaih of duty she was cotistant and faiihiul." i See portrait and bio^'-, Ui^l . "/
l.'r,[i.'j!..:,, p_ .-,11,,. 1, ]>,.,!, „!.;.■; l-),,ri,r. b. .\pril. Is2<; eiuj.. in Kvidian-e Ikmk. Ila'tf. :
ivui. to X. V. C., l.sii,-,; uitii A. (i. Pavne vV Co.: m. I'li/.ab.;h HuTcdiinu- of l.i.wejl.
Ma-,s., who d. Feb., Is7:k (2) Xov.. i.s;;;, Caioli'ie 4"ioi.e>hlut of X'ewark, X. -i. 2.
Jh',,,,1 Wii.ilt, D,.c. 10. is:;:!: learmd book bindini;- in llartf., d. .Ian. 2:,. is.-,.',. :',. AV./.v-
//M^■< />-'//r/„, I,, .\,,v. Id, ISkJ; irva.d. Col. C. uf X, V. and of Col. Pliys. andSuru^
' a-.,ed t!noii;h a eourse (if i,wo y rs. in .-ur>;-. ami med. waid:- of iMdlevue Hospital. Is
• a l>iac. Phys. and Suru'. and Pro"f. 'l'li<-oiy and Prac. of Med. v\ Female Med. Col. and X.
Inlirnuuy. Contributor of manv ariicii-s in .bdinson's ( vclopa'dia. and writer of many
l'"l'ular nu'dical essays; m. Laura" A., d.au. of Sam'l Shaw. M.D.. of Plaiiitield, .Ma-s. ;
t^ral. ol \assarCol, 1, Samuel Fuwhu', .Mav IS, KS72. 2. Helen Tunier, Aug. 8. !S74;-
Tl-TTLE. 1S7
<I. .Mi.trh T, 1S77. :!. D.-nwii. Sl.aw. Auir. :!1 . isTfi. -J, I)ai>ic/ C,,, . ,hu^. \(; l.sOs- d :,t
Jr.-m.-n, ().. <,ii !;usu„.sst..ur. Minrh 1(1, 1s:jo, of phnnnr.Diji, ;,. 24: ni,in ;•! ' F/n,;,
n.4hslrr. 1.. M.s (;. iSll: in. Is:;.-,, .hna.-s II., ,s, of SamuH S,.vn,o„r -I, (■!,uri.,ltr L '
0,t t?l, ISi:;; d. ^.'. .<''•!. l-3.1So2: m. ]).-.. Kl,;,s (.ihnaa of \V. llartlan.! aiul-Winstrd'
••). J/,-;// /.-/,.//w.v, .Man), :!1, isi.S; ,,,. llrmy Kuiuindlof W,,lc.,i; v. • ,•,.,., to inorcn,-,.'
-Norilianii-toii. .Ma--. 1, (Icmio,.-. •.>. I'-j-aid.-.. :;. I'liili].. \ Chailotir
VI. l';u-;-iii.,i, Bradlrv KoNv]..,, 1,. !>::;; -il.r idol of tlu- hnnilv;-' st ud. i,„-d XNiih
hl^,l>n;tll<•!■ Wanvi, );, : <, t. aj,d j.iartitvd in i^-rlilrlicni, ( ■oi.i,. . and d"of ciiid.'-nir si'mfrl
IVvcr, ISi;;; m. J'olly J^cmou of Wa-liin-lon, (oni,. 1, INuni.rs- cnt Y C l.m d
suddenly.
VI!. Hr^iiv |--,,ul.T, 1). ITH.-); in. Cantiidd S. Hahhvin: urn to Ma.i.v \ V i
Funvlkk; ron,. n, ll-dU-y, \. V.; „.. an<i d. .-. /. ^^ S.mo: a .\.; „,.n,. :\X^v^x^ ni "
Lldnd.i,^.' {'aiu-.d! of Jlollry. 1, F,Hrlcr. 2. l.nnro. ?,. C, rlr>i,U' A. 4 .s-/.s,/,/ .-,'
Floi't nn . (). ]h>i"ri . • • .
Vlll. Hapliarl l\.v.l,.i-. 1.. irsT: Iraiiicd ^ln-,.niakci> 1 lad-; rrni. to Moiidan \ Y
ihciH-.Mo .K,n,-v,ik, Mi,.],., and d. th-roXov.. |s;(>, a. S-; ,;,. l|,,u.al, Hva, d '.vh,, d'
!^-|.L IS, 1: a :!;an ot rxiijn-nhhai y ini.-l lii^ru.-,. -..vA vi-or of mind. 1, P\i;T.KM.)\ d
V. 2, Hm-ii.\j...,. :;. ^;ai;.v!i, m. ^^n,. I. {'aiToll. -I, 1-umi,,, ,„. Alex Rra.di'of
Jonesvillr. 1. .tin,!/ Fotrl, r. .-.. IJkxuv. in. S. K. .Haitlovof Norv/alk O 1 (ifln K
2, L(cn. ■■',. ll:i;ih. t;, ll\j<i:ii.T. in. Waller 'I'lioiiii-son, Clavton Mi-h ■ ^ 1 ;"
^lAliTIX. S. X,,A„. !), TlU.^,A^. 10, 1 1 A NX V H , n. . U Co. K. K:,Vl,. of I )a \ .'n l-nri joua'
J . .'^■1 (/(I Mil If. '
JX Sihyl Catlin Vu^^■\>■^■. An,- 7, UiiO: ron.M.lmd th,- l.i idu.'..; .d' il,,. fatn ■ vorv
hur nnd n.in.dy in in-rson; never ni. Imt >i-ave her time To >t,nlv and %vas tbeiefote ,-oti
sidered . (■-•.■nrn,- and un<e.-ia!. not ndi:dnn- tin- sodei v ,,f )„ i;oi,s u iil-ont inrejj.etual
iispinit ions and lar-tev. Ih-r iiioial couia,ii-e and in-lei.endenee (d' mind a.nd .^i.eeei, aNo
eoiitnl.uted to thi> .-innion: insran.ces an- Hven in hio ••. -l;etrli lli-t ,.f y,.,- ■ .|lc.„
speeiniens of i,,;- poetieal .-.Mnpo.iti.oi. Slie d. at flu- old licm, stead" Marrh ' 15
■•ISo.), a. ()•).
X. Honmlnv.lulin.s Fouder. 1,. \;\V.\; twin ^vith i;,.mii. Marens; und.T tie cai e of
a devotee, sisfr he i,-re\v „;,, deveh-jdn- lennuhaldy [in,. ,,ualilies n\ ndiid and .nh, >;,,,■, ■
and an e.\iiaordi.nary ixhnemeiit and eleviuio], of -],i,it. He il 1SI;(J
XI. _ Hemii-^:\faieu>]^v.vl,.r; tui:,; Mill livin- in W'asldn-ton, V',,m, • is S.', vr. ■ -ind
niea.Avnh hi. hro. Warivn and lieei,>..d l,y L. Co. M.d. So.-.; M. 1). hv V C widelv
and favorahly knovn tluonghoul th,- Mat.-, an<l nn-m. of various nn-d soe IVvo.iI in
re.igion and oi pure mnra]^: a o-ood miiim-i-, Nvann aiui-slaverv and ].io-teniiM-i.,n-.- man-
uo ol an.-nh..- and humor^ ^See P:,M. in ///./. T..,,) He hk Ha, net, .ian. of Tin^nhv
C.h Idsot InelihoKi, ^vho d. Xov, \>24: a. :il. (•.>) Marv, dau. of \Vm. .MiH.-r of Tor
and torinerlv ,.t Hesse (.hsm-I. (l.-nnany; pri-onerof H;,rin.vne-sarmv, 1, Xancv Mm:i\'
1.. Js2(.i:ni. \\nK \\o,dsey Heavitt nf \V;;sh.:ren. t.Ml.iey,.o HI j \Vin,.i,n ■' \clli,
< .fi^-'l-7,'"V'''"" "'■ ''"' ^'■'"'"' ^■"'"- ^'"l-'-l-: '^>-: - '■ -1. iiAKKiKT: unim: n-^:
handwich I-dand--;.
XII, rr^iia Fowler, h. 17!Kk a id.ysieally slight and nervous or^ani/athn,, will, a
morbid iear o thnn.lei-.storm- v.-ry pio.t rating t" h,-r svstein: a -n-at r, a,ler ui hi^orv
poe.ryand religious literatun-, with a good nn-morv am! <-onv,-rsaiional i„..we,s and an'
aelive christian spirit: her s.,eiety sought l.v elergvii.en and lit,-rarv ,-harart,-r< In.tli
vouT.gand old: after deatli of her hnsl.and she liv.-d' sev. ral xears uifh Hi. IHnlson and
<-. at l-lorenee, ^la^s., Jiine 2o, ls:y. ,. ; ; ,.,^ Ae,-, m nis , d' 'this remarkalde lan.ilvare
-ivei, more ,n .let.ol in Mr (Jmitf. llhi. of Turr!n.,tni.. Sh,- m. ISOl. IJufus, .., of Fri
( urtLss, a larmer and imihernnn,. II, - was foml ,d' lit,raiure and api.reeiated Ids wife's
reimu-kahle g,.,v,us. H,- d. |s:;4, a. ;;<). 1. \Vai;kkn Ji.. d. at Stock hridoe Mass a
•vj\ UTim. ,.,,.,.
3793. Submit TutLle, 1.. K.-.C: d. H,-,-. Id, isii a ss v,s • m F--I, S i:7't
I njah. s^ of IVa. Shul..-! and Kaeh,d (\Vils,,„) (■,,ok^> -d' \Viu.F,,r, (Vmn ' h ^'r^t' I7o'|-
rem.toUin^w-,! Conn., 17SS: h„ilt and lived in H.e Lorku,,,,,! Ihrns,- ai'th.- i,',, Id' the
h.Il 11. Signt of the \V..s, village. I„ IS,!, he .sold out an,! n-m, ,o Harkhains,,-.!, < ,u,n..
(U alien s HilH, vvh,.,-.- lie „. Jum- -s, ls:'o, ,. ;:■ ,,,. j,, ,,,.,.;,.,, ,.„, ,.,^,.,,,5 ^,,^,1 ,,_.,,,^_
making m the early p:iit oi ,1,0 .-enturv. He uas a ma:, ,d' ar,h-nt Temi>erament , a /,-aF
ous lederahsr ami ,.,,ual I v .,.;dous theologian o'' Hn- llophinsian s.hooF: not ov,-r t,.!er-
autot^oppo.smg views eil her in pol,ti,-s or religion, f„ his old age christian ehaiiiy
o,r^,lw '^hPw'' ?"" '° Y'"'^"-''^ 'I'" ^^^ ^r'- "" ""^ ''^'^'-^ T^'^'^ '-""^ adi,.ininJ^ord,^7lit^
on iouili M. Hi, house was 0 littlt- nortSi ot the I). Tutllc hnise.
188 jntAXCll OF TIIO.MAS.
])r.-cli)nrmat('d fiver partx- umlI st-ctaiiiin zeal ami lie died in jxace and iove ^\ith all luan-
kiiul
1. Anson ('.Hil<, h. On, 4, 1770; d. De.-. 17. isCd, a. SI; luillwt iLd.t ; lived several
\cars ill West \'i]lau'e, a I'lorN^ards i n J^ast \'illa^('. ii^ar tlie j''i;is. clili.; an iinliistrious,
(jiiirl. njiii'_'-lit MitiU and a si;:cfre Clsristian; m. Ih-r. ;il,-lsO'.i, Annlia Hinsdale, sis. (if
(.',.1. lldM'a'l!. She d. .M.iv I.'), is.-,l. a. 70. 1, ,Iamkv, 1,. Maivli i(, jsnii. 'j, Cikid.a A.,
1:. n.r, 1(1. 1^10. :]. Siii:i';MA\ 'I'i'TTM-:. 1). Marcli -J-?, IS];',; ni. Nnv •.?7, ll<:^9, Cornfdia
I7nieline .la.cr|na, 1). (';inaaii. ('(inn.. <lrt. 1C>, lSi7; d. Iiv It. \i. a_;-ci(ier,T about liSo";'; Ci)
.Mrs. laicia ^Stillnian) Cross. 1. i:,hr,(r'' S',, n.i.i f . '\k i>.-e. 2U. 1^41. 2. Fi\<h , irj.-
Mum;,,. .Maii-h 2S, lS.j:l :). Ci'ru.Ini 7!-''('r//w. Sejit. 1.""), m.")(i. -I, Km mn Amdi'i , i)vi.
:',, IS.-,:;. }, ANSdN liT-.s<i:i.L, h. iLv. VI. 1^!!. .1, j,at ];a, 1). ?>hn ^'), lsi,s.
II. ]..)is C-n.)l<, h. March 'M, 17s); d. On. 17, is,")-.'; m. Jnlv" W, ISO;^, ({il(-. s. ..f
Xatli. aiul Kli/.abnli (Wiilard) Ifus.^.dl, 1.. IJoeky Hill, Cnnn. . July '27. 177.-,; d. Mareli
IC. IslO. He \\ as a teacdi'T (if lit(-iary tastes :ind enlnni': l?f]i. (.'nun. Le;:. lsi(i;\nd 'Hi:
SdiHiiMan and Heputy Slii'riiT; rem. to l\rie Co., Pa.; t-( i iirniiiL^- t" ^\'illst(Hl on a vi-it
and fimiiiiL;- the ceaieteiA in a rieii-lei-u-d (■i)nditi<.in. he Inid it I'enei'd, eleami and trees set
oui. H. d. in Pa. 1,'la.riSA 'l>A ruKTTA, \k Jan. !t. ISOP d. April o, ]S.-,r,; m. A. K.
Austin of A., O. -J, .Mai;y i:i,i/.A};t:rii. >fareii VI. IS(I'); ni. .lolm r,^,^k. y, Cauoun-k
Matii-IiA, Fell, x'7, lSo7; ni. ISt^."") 'I'liomas ( i. Ilurllnirt. 1, .'ilia Ann 1;!1<>i)A, July "24,
ISDH; III. Mav 7, !-o!. H^vid Smith. 5, f.'v.o. STu.f.M.vN, March (J. ISI-^; in. Jan. :!,
1S4:;, Jane llial.-y. d. SAliAif Soiuiev, Oct. :?;J, 1M4: m. Jan. 1.",, 1S44, Jason H. Orton.
M. 1\ 7. Cii.Ks' W 11. LA.T.n, Xc.v. 10. LS17: d. Auu'. 4, ls;lfj. S, Bkx.ta.min Cook, Au.^-.
ol, 1S'20; m. .\pi-i! 1:!. is}!). Sojiliia Parkei-. 9, 17r>WAr,i) I^kadi-okd. (Pev.), Julv 24.
1,S22; III. Mav -i:,, IS.-i^. M:,tv Wouds win, d. Jan. '2;, IS,-,.-;; c^) March 7, lo.")7, Marv K.
<'al)]r.
in. Saliv Cook. 1). Maivh -Js. USC; d. unm. Jiilv :;. 1S0:1
\\. Khoda Cook, twin, h. Jan. 7, 17U0: d. April '2;», 1SI)7.
V. i^achel Cook. Iwiu with Plioda; m. Hainiin Pus.sell. li. >hir(di o, 1781. He in.
(•I) Xo\. 4. 1S:U; rem. to Erie Co.. Pa., PiO'J, and d. thr. .s. L. Sej^t. PJ. IS.'iO.
VI. Huldali Cook. h. Feh. 9, n^o.
\U. IMiilo Cook, 1). Sept. CS. 179S; iii. a d.au. of Cai)t. A\'in. Swift of Coleinook,
<'oiin.; rem. v/itli his f. To P,ij4duinisteil wliei'e lie d. ,v /. ahout IS.^iS.
37.10. Abraham Tvittle, l-. Pel'. Hi. 17-:-2: hap. Mardi 4. 17-23; m. Jan. 22,
1741. l.vdia Huiuiston. In Sept.. 1 70!l, adni. uiven to Kiehanl, onlv s. of dee.
1." Pavid. h. Jan. 14. U'l; '..aji. June ;j, 1743.
II. Ihiiuiali. h. Julv Hi. 1744; hap. Julv 20. 1747
Hi. Sarah, h. Sej.t. '21. 174S.
IV. Picliard, h. Oct. 20. Uol; in. March 7, 1772. Mary Tuttle. In lsn3. they c-onv.
to l-'dislia ']'iii-ner, h<.>iiiestead by the water side. 1, John', b. March 7, 1773.
^. Pel)ecca. h. l■^d). J."), 17.")3. {Hist, cf S'l/ in 01/ r i>iiyii: b'ebeeca, dau. of Al>rahain
and Kli/.abith Tuttie). b. Peb. 14. 17.VJ; d. Mav 1. ISoO, a* 78; in. Dec, 12. 1784. He/.e-
kiah Jolmson, b, Nov. (,i. 174!i; d. Nov. l."5, 1S2ri. a. 77. 1, Xi:wF,i,L. b. May 21, 17s8: d.
June 11, 1S71). a. 91; m. O.-t. 21. 1809. Bets.-y. dan. of I'.etijannn and Martha Moulthroj).
V. ho (i. Pell. 7. IMO; (2) Sept. 2. 1810. Esther, dau. of l^lias and Content Carriiig-ton of
Milford. wdio d. .March 9. Is-p;; thev rem. from H luniilivevsvil Ic, Ccum. . to Westville,
<'oiin.. ISMS, p >,'/,/,/<„, v.. Mav .-,. 'iSiE ,p Jan. 27. is:,;]. 2, I!./s,i/ ,/<///,/, Mav 1. 1813;
<1 July 0. 1S72. 3. ]hrh,nd Mihs. Nov. S, lsl4; d. Jan. 20, 1S74. 4. Ksihcr A')ni, April
7. 1S17. .-). Ahnini Miicrnt, Jan. 0. 1821. 0. Elnn Anr/ii.-<Ui , Sept. 10, 1830.
37.12. Stephen Tiittle.-'-
!. Esther, b. June IS, 1 7:^,1;,
li. He/.ekiah. b. Mav .-), 1738.
ni. Stephen. P. .lun.-7. 1740; m. Abiirail. dau. of Caleb Pall. She d. before date
<if fiolni's \\ill. i;s.-,. Seqi, the Ste]>hen aiul Abiirail of W'all'd wlio h;id : 1. Stkphkn.
^'■'■A- '• l^'i-'. 2. Anna, .Mandi 2s, 1704. 3. Sakmi, Oct. 19, 17ti:.. 4. Mai;v, Sepi.
*■'. I''''- •■). Ciii.o,.., named in will <if k. f. CahJi 15all 1 78,').
, I-y'b.i pc" '^is. of Stephen .-inJ dau. of Caleli Tiiltlc; m Jan.g, 1744-5, Jacob, s. of Ebenezcr Sperryof X
ll.iv.,;i Nov. iQ, 17,3; v,i\\ c\hibitt!d Oct., \T'^y. I-ydia, excix.; s. .lacobof U'aterbury and Samuel of N
ii.|v.. teav. ri. in Kbtrn Spcrry 10 /ophcr Hhikcsltic m 175.7. i. .^i.igail, b. June 13, 1746. 2, J.-\c<m., b.
;'■;...■ _t7;-; Lapt.; rtia. to VVaierburv, Cona . : na. 1, /'ii',i,i/:.t.\. iS;j; ni Dec. -•.?, 175;, Noalu.s. of
I'.'.i.-.:. ilreasoii, b. Sept. g. .773. He til. Ui Ctiloc, dau. ol Ward I'cek. i. Sallv. b. Aul'. ti, t7'/&- =
<■""!• 1. Man;,. June T7, ,3.-0. 2, S.iUv.m. Nov. ^5, 17^.:,, Daniel, s. of .MosPs Co-^k, b. Jan. s, i773
■^.^ A, .liens b. Sem, 12, !S, ,0: <l. Feb. 9, 1S21. 2, S:irab P.. b. Au^r-. 'S04: m. iSc6, Tbos \i. Sc-4ur. 3
. ■• -i-s .st!ies. b ,-,.., ,n. iSj,,. poMy b. 'Ijlle.s. i, I.kmi'fi . b. .Au^r. -,, ,y-,-_ „i , Ian, i-, 177^. .Mercv
'■' '■■"■V -•[ N II. U-. 1, /;.,„:.,,:. b. Dee. 17, 177:;.' 4, I.vi.i.\,l). Nuv. lu, 1734. 5, LL.i.vA,b. .Maicl, ■.■4
TUTTI.K. j^,^
I\ . I.rvi, 1,. Xov. V.\ i::?: ,,,. Sarah (iilh.ir.- ' ' ^ '
■"-■<'h;iJ!s;;::::;:.''r't,.u!v:;::'x'',r,!:;;J^1^;';,!';:;!i ■ ■■■"™'. lb,.,,.,,,..
Mill-on], fVm.i. 1, Sox" o ■^^,,,,„ ,, ^ ^(.•,;,'-'-' '"• "'^' " ~i- l^^-. >^nsan IV.-k of
81th i^:, r;;:: '• ''"' ''' ''''^ "'-'-"^ - ^•>-"- ^-^"-'-i^'. i^:^; <i. .Tan. 20, 1.:., i„
1. Ci.urles, b. 1sa.: ,.. 1,„S; til,- knulHaf'ii;;^;;-. ';,;,;'• ^i^^J-l'^ ^si«-
m. (2) . 1, C/i,,,-/,., b. k^(;4 4 (',, ,■ i>TT, t, ' -^i-. -M;i:.-i ; dr.orrrd; .slu,
.'o]:n (;ray S, .\ . kx. Gn.i.KTTK, n,. Anna Jonr. •' ' ^^'-'^ '" ^■'-''•^'- '"• ^'••^■
IN. '''■^■''l<'-->1i, b. Feb. 1;^, ],sll; ,i»\v, INSO orjjaltininn Af.l •. t^
s up master .A V»\r Haven, fonn. ; b,-M.an ooin,/to - > u - •■ w '"''uerly a not,.!
West Indios and ,h. SoutlH.rn Po t<. ^?]!;^^^) vr ' iV ^ "'" i'^^' '''"" ^•"^^■^•- ^^' '''-
conr.spof time lir cninn ' ^ ' iJ M--. ol a. %;as mad,' rant .>f o .., :.
of lifn;_non.. ku.w bin. b^^, I0 i;v;; h n 4 %;\ ';"[", ^"lU"^' 'N^:'^'^ -^^'^''-
A. Lewis of F. Hav. 1, 7v;u/,„ L,n\' b iNi • 1/ /',;'/'"■ ^"''- ' "™"l!a-
5, .T.v\ri:sJ]., and GotluTs d i,.f ■ ■"^'-^- --', .Svkaif. 4, .A I.K k, ni. (h.o. Har; Is
•'--• " » "■ «. -^--. ^, <v ',;;:.;.;.;;;: ',::;;L':;,, ';;:;;',;:;;;;; ^' ^--"'- - "-
3S. Joshua Tuttlc, b. D,.,. ];> h;?!- „,„!> ti,.T).o t 1
to John l!nn>i>-on of \,.u- Jlav,-, \n V )' y<"'Ibndov. ]„ 17.J!,,:;,, , . ^^,
M. i. iKe Hranlonl division; n.. J-.b. 2,, 1710, Maryl^iiir^^'l,;;;,^,;;';!;;.;^--, J-'H^^
190 l^lJAXCH OF TFIOMAS.
ami will, of Cal.'h Mi\r li Mu'i: twin witli Ai.i-iiil; i;J'i after V, 11. iMieljc, dan. of I.'ali.h
LiiH'-^ ami will, of Natliaii ( 'laric. [lir..]. He lived on t lie oj.l |iouic,<!ca<l irivt-n liim hv
lii;- fatlier, iJo\v a jiart of tVio eolle^'e .si|u;u-e about opjiosite tlie old State lioiise. In 1 7.Y(j
lie sold a striji otf the S'hitIi side 50 ft. wide by '230 ft. dee]), leservini,'- a snip of 1 foot
wide on which a ]ian of the house stood. It was liie.i^lit by the coIIi'l;-!' to leal-ie i-ooni
for I'onn. hall. (oUl soiith liiiddle). it was the thiid laiel [.ii"; chase uuuh- l)v the <-(ilh-v,.-
the .second beiuoiu i;]."i of a strin of the Hall lot. in {".W. I'hsdie 'I'uttle, u'id. of .josluui
<-onveyed lior ri^^dit in this projierty to .Vs.i'l'odd aufl Mary liis wife. It is (h-serilH-d as a
lioasr in New Haven, ai'd about K ii>-':\-< of land. liound(-d by ihe IfiLihwav oi- the market
plaic: luii'th on l:;ud of P.'Mij. Frajdclin, J'!s(|'. . of I'liila. iii jiait and heirs of Samuel .Mix.
<lec. ; west on heir- i.if David Austin: south (ui land of Stephen Ball and pari I v. on colleire
land. .lames A. llillhouse a.ud Jam-'s Spi'rry, jr.. wii.: Piniie makes hi'r .V niaik . luii
Miss ]'',mina L, Hlaki'ol X. Ilav., a desr. of I), -a. Jo-hiia Tuitle has a l)i'aMTife.ll\- written
letter (without datel fi-om IMiebe Tuttle to A-a and .Mai-yTod,',. in which sli,. calls herself
"your loving neither." antl Jes^-e ( 'laik sii;'us ■■yo;ir lovju^' iifo' iuu. " .\u on'\' (diild.
381. Mary Tuttle, b. Feb. iO, 1711-1:2; in a deed d:,ted Mai.li y, 1784 .-;, called
'■only dau. r^f -loshua 'J'nrTle;" m. Xo\-. 1. 17;;^!. I'.bene/.i.T .MiLnL"" ( « ho rerei\-ed from his
f..Saniue! Allinu'. the ihiv ii- fore hl< m. a. de.-d of h'llf the hou.-e (ui Da.vi-" llilF. b. Nov.
•20. 1 :]•-?. d. 17-14; adni. yiv.ui to Marv .Mlin-. Nov. IS. 174 1: (Ci Ajiril 1!*. 174^, Asa, s.
of (icrshom Todd, 1>. MarcU 14. 17-':1-^^1; kilh-d by the- British in X. }Iav. July 5, 1771),
leaving vvid.. Phebe (Brown), who ber.ni. i > .Jk>a T^i'ld was wjd. of l!oi;-er Diu'inj;' l'liij:ps
In a paper without date ]\lavy i^-ives her leiii.'-iDqs e>:i>erie!H-e, and sjiealcs ol haviiio; ]o.st
her idiildrcn. .\s only child of Jo~-hua she inlnuiteii the old homestead on the collecre
s<|nare. and was living- as the wf. of Asa 'i\)dd in 17(10. as appeals by conv. of lu'r sie])
mo. of luT !t . of dower To Asa and .Mary Todd. Slie was d. iMiii Asa Todd had m. airaiu
l.'ci'. 177ii, i'oi- in th.at yr. her pvoi.eity was div. ludf to daus. of Sihcmui rhij)])--, au.d juilf
t.o lliiiilah. wf. of Barnabas I>ald\\ln, jr. f'^.'. ]; Solomon Phipp-. ailmr. In i7s(l tin:
<.dd homestead, whiidi had iiee-n in this lim- t'cv Iv':] ys.. \vas xdd to .lolin Scott, and 1(i
vr.-^. iafer 1>as:-ed t • the collei;".
I. Kunicr Ailim^, b. Oct. 2:'>. 17:J4.
11. Kunice Allin-. b. .Man h 2:). 1741.
III. Mary A Hi r.-.' ni. Ihioeh. s. of Timoth;. Haldw i n. b. Oct , (;, 17:-;(;; h'-m.c2) .
1, lh;i.i>.\U Ai,i.!N<.. only child, b. l-'cb. |7, 17(i4; m. P.arnabas tiaklwin, jr. \"/ifrl her
'2d co\is. /. bv 'Jd m. :
IV. l-ili/.ab--.h T(h1<!.
3814. Elizabeth Todd, b. April P!. l7J;t; onlv chihl of Asa and Marv (Turtle-
AHin.j-t Todd; admit. lo chli. 1774; m. Mandi 2li. 1772. t/.-ipt. Sohuno;. ]'],ii.ps.| b. Aa>:.
17, J74-"). In 17MJ ihev conv. the cidle^-e ioi t> .b,]in Si-ott . \vhose t-Aecr--. s(dd it to the col-
h::-i iu l7!Mi. Mr<. Phip].- d. Mav 7, K^"., a. :!'i. file m. f2i Feb. 4. 178s. Hannah
AJlin-- (wi,l. of Hamlin Dwi-dit. v.lewj. p.-c. is. l^-fj. l,:,p, S.'pt. 12. 1742). and cons, to
his l.-,t w)'.. Fiizabetli Todd. She d. Sept. 7. P7^ii, in her 87111 yr.. leavinir dau., Hannah
''^Cakb .^lix■, li. iDoi. IS. of Thoinu->i. j.ir.ed wi h bro. Sa.muel Mix in buyin.ir oul the ris. of the heirs
of t'ltrirsis. .\b:.;:ail t.Mi.xi Pantry m iheir father'sesl. Calcbm. Hann.ili whod. Doc. ii, 1603. He m
{2\ .^I^ry dj.u. 01 X^ihan HrauJey. as above, of Guiltord; he d.ab:. 170? and in i-j22 Josl'.ua Tu tie in it. ol
hiswf Mary, who was wid. of Caleb Mix was appt adm.x. of his csiate. Chil. by Caleb. ^Ii.\ by (2J
m.) Mary Kradley. i. Thankful, b. Oct. i, u''03; m. Caleb .Ml'ng. 2, Rachel, b. Dec. 15 ifoS; ra.
Collins. 5, I'alicnce, March 23, i6.jg; m. John .-Mling. 4, Esther, Dec. 31, 1702; m. ■ Hubbell.
■•Sir William Phipps, b. at Wciolwich, Me.. I'cb. 2, 1631; the younj^est of 26 chil.. all by one mother.
At tlie a. of \S apprenticed to a ship carpenter lor four yrs. Determined to seek his fortune on the sea.
he li;ul the luck to discover itie wreck of a very valuable Spanish vessel, and with th.c aid of t'.ie British
K'A-eviiment succeeded in tishin^ up pla-.c. pearls and jewels of the value of t.'_;o:.. 000. with which he
saileii t 1 Eni;. in :c.S;. For this he obtained fir" cv>,i and the honor of kni^-nthnod." Me returned to Bos-
t>.n. 1,1, and commanded the expedition which capuircd Poi t Royal. l\c was appointed the titsi (jov
ol Mass. undtr the charter of lo.i?. He il i6.;i5. •^ 44- I" i'^^..'^. durin;,' the heigh.t of the witchcraft delu-
sion, his wt. was accused, and at the s ime time .Mr. Enclish, a respectable nitrch. oi Saleni, and his v,f
v.ere a'Ciisrd; t!ie latter tle.l 10 New York —/>rc/>/-.''j- / >\!7c/s A dau. of'Sir William Pl;ij)ps in Co!
I'hii Vassal, w h'>si: .^., John \'assal, built the h juse in Canibrid^'e, Mass.. known as Washington's Head-
U'l.Ttcrs, u:,\v ttn: residence of the poet Lonafer,)w.— /,;//. vf^c.-,-'.? .U:i^'(iz//u\ Xoz'.. iS~<:. Dannrth
I'hipps, nephew of Sir William, rei. at Falmouth. Me.; m. KH/abeth Sk'illon, b. 1713; d.'Feb 15, iT<6,
a 73. 1, Ri'i.KK Urmvi.. b. 1735; d. Sept . 11, 1770; adm jtiventowid. Phebe and David Phipiis. br>).
"f i!ec ; m (Jet 12, 17^5, i'hebe I'rown. She m. ( ;) Asa Todd, and w.is livinfj' in i;-.) t, iiir'nui, b.
Nov. S. 17=5 --• and 3". /.Y.';;.; -V.-.; and /V,,Vv. b. Feb., 171;. 2. D.wid, b. \us. .:. :74i: Caf t. U. s. N.,
V .1.' of i<L-\.: d. .Marcii j ;, :5.'5: m. June 13. 17.-1. Mary Kn'.;ii>h i jl. 3. S ■! , .\!..\, b. .Vuij. 17, 1745; ni.
Kb.' ibrth ToiUl, as above. 4, D.a.mui., m. Anna Townscnd. who li. 1S3V. a. S_-. 5. S.\mlki.. 6, Dam.,
ivi !• .'^.k^t•/ne and iiiiiained on '.he patianal I'.omcsiead in Mc. 7, H.wn \u, in. Jieniamin P.rcwn. 3.
1.1 i:-. . ni. S utUi-.-l Grissvol-.i. and had Xancy. b. Awj;. 16, 17?^: in. James En;jlish U). ' o, Ei.irAi;F. 1 H, m.
I'ci.. i ivc-'., Stephen lir.-.wn. b. 17-,'.-, bro of Phebe. i, Slrr/u-v, bept. 5, 1767. 2, /'n,i-j, July n, i-;-'>^
■ ■--iry, dau. of Solomon Phi(.ps, il. Oct. 27. 171^4. a. 50.
Tl'JTLi:, T(.)J)n, 1■II11'1'^, M(X.
191
Alliii;/ Pliipiis, h. Manh 10. 17^9, mivI still liviiiir in 1S7G, a. NT. She m. Joel Aiig;pr,
aiidlivc- iii Nonlilord. Ccinn.J Cui)!. SuliiUKin Plii|i|i:; d. JuiH' 7 , l^lo. 'I'lic i-st. on
Cljfnv Hill, i'.ear X. llav.. caiiif into till- Blaki- t'ani. l>y iiilieviiancr from tlioir 'I'littic
jincfsioi>, aii'l (li'iils tii'iM I'jimlIi l!al(l\viii of tin- • ^-I. adjniiii ii;;- on thr ninth, lu/w n\Mif(l
and 0(:'cn|iird hy .lanu-s Baldwin. Ksij., as a .suniincr r<-s.. arc in ]in.-sc>si()n of tin- Klakc
fainiiv.
l Av.a Todd IMiipp.-. li. -luu. 1(1. ,1. Scjit 2. 1771.
II. Kli/.aUrth Marv ]')ii].os. h. Nov. 21. 177(.;; n.. .lonatliau Mix.
11! .li'a.nna Pliii.p.^. 1). .lu'l'- s. l77!t; im. Oliiev I'.nrr.
IV. A<a T.Hld I'liipi-s. 1.. N.,v. 10. i:sl: d. Mav i:!, 1 7.v?.
V. kuci.-tia Phi]>|'s. i). .\vri! 1 ) . 1 7Nl : d. .N . V. ('. Nov. (i, l.'-in.'c in. Sipt. 11,
1S07. fiainos l^'on. 1-.. I'lvni.mth. ("onn., .Iniu' •2',i. 17sJ; d. N. Haw A]>ril 7. ].^'."il: .v. ?.
38142. Elizabeth Mary Phipps, b. .\..\. 2]. I7;c.; <1. Aj.iil l."). isuom. Aug.
.'}, IMMI. .loiiailian \li.\, 1). .Vpril I'J, 17o;i: <l. Jan. S. isld; had only chihi, Adilinc Nancy.
SS1421. Adeline Nancy Mix, i>. .\i>.nl is. h'-^ii'j; m. June (>, lN'2o, Elihu
Bl;iky, i'. Ma.s 2r>. Wx:-. ,i. Do-. 2-1, 1^7:), a. .^"i. .Ml-. Iilaki> d. at r.-.^. (;f In-r s. Win. P.
Blake at MiU'H-.ck iirar N. Ha.v.. Jan. -Ji), ls-;:J. a. 7s.
I. William i'lii)-],- Ulakc h. N. V. ('., Jan.- 1. IS-'ti; uiad. Y. Sri. Seh., 1S.V2;
P. P.. Dart. Coll.. .\, .M., IS-i:'.: inimualo^-ist lo "NN^j! Id's J'air." X. Y. Tvystal Palaee.
IS.jP,; resii^-Jied t'j l.Mkr *.iovT. api.t. as inineraloivist. and oe'do/^'ist in surveys of I". P. \i.
]i in Cal.-. in wliiid; connectini; he naide se\eral k |iiirts. In IS.M Iravcicd thruULJi
Texas and New .Mrxieo w itli one of thr v ;i(;i)n joa:! exiH-ditiniit; and letnrned o\erth(;
j)lains. In l^ijo .-vjdored thf silver regions of Neva.da. In IbHl aii]>ointed mining-
enc^iiii-er and i,'roloj-isr m th.' J^i|inri'->.- (uur., and \^-i:h Mr. ''unijicdly h'jK'nt a year in
triivelinir tl)rnu>xli the imerioi- of Japan, btd'ore tlie eountry was ojien lo i'oreiu-ners. and
Avitlv Mi. P. enimin'need tlie first .scientific and ent:-im'crini;- srhoul in Jaj'.in. <>m
liri'a!;ir!g o'it .d' ihe ua.r In- vi.sitrd Cidim. r<'lurniiii;- from Shaniidial ^o Piissian Aniericu
lia Jajian. Joinrd the P.us-ian '-xpi-d. for survey t-l' Stic-km river, which was ah'ceuded
as far as the lirTe canon, and several mag-nitireiit i;-!acifrs oliscrved and described;
)-cli!rnin_i: via \'ancou\-er's l.-hinii,and Pnai't's Snund. ; a'r:\fd at San )-h;nicisci) July, ISCi/i.
and at oncf aciiw-ly en;,ai;'rd in eAjdoraliun e)r tuin"- in Ne\;ida, (.'.•(! iiMriiia. Ari'/iina aicJ
(.'r-g-un. In l^^lio appi. ]U'(d'. df i^mloiiy and mining- in Pniv. of Cal. and eeologi'-t to the
Stale Pxiaril of -\^;"! icnh in<'. In iMiT ap]it. cnnuuission.-i- ot ('ali!o''nia to the Paris
eyjM'S. and on retuin to ^^'ashing•ton edited the reports oi' the l". S. commission in tlie
?«tate Dept. In 1^71. as cliief of the Scie-utitic C\iri)s (/f tin- cclclua'ed San Domin^-iJ
exited., led a party across tlie island, visiting the chit-f [ila>-es of inMu'i-.-t. includiuii' tin-
mountain when- ("olunibns planted t!ie cros-,. llavin.i;- lixed his residence iu Conn.
0,s:(;7) -was a]>i)ointed witli I-'Ji ^VhitIley (desc. (d Kli/.abcth !•) a.ml F. J. Ktngsliuvy,
(desi of John 1 . 1 <-iiiiir. to tlie Centennial exhibition al Phila.,and elected executive
otticer, wliich he held until Ids depaitnre to iln- \ienna I'lxpu.-.. a.- the special a^ent and
rep'e cntatiN-e of the commi-: iiui. His repoil in relation to t'iie \'ienna Ea]kis. was
'])ul_!. ii\ C'l'n. a.nd was of m'T' iit service in th.e inan.aueinent of liie I'liila. 1-xhib.. in
which service lie ciiiitinued as chairman and nienib-T i,f important cc)nimittees. In
ls7-'"> appt. by tlie Smiihs.udan Inst, to collect mineral- ami metallurgical product- to
illu-trati- tin- resources of the V . S. . resulling in an i-xii'iisive and valualde collei-tion
■('Xiiibiied at the Pliila. K^ihib. and in Washing-tou. lie is a member and corres. (d'
many le.irned societies,, among them the Ho-ton Soe. id Nat. Hi.st.; the Phila.. Acad., id'
Nat. 'Sciences; the Am. Philosophical Sw< : the Conn. .\c;ul. (d Seienccs; ]-\'l!(..\->- of tie-
iieoiog-icai Soc. of h'dinburg; oi' the ( ieolog.ical Soc. of" l.ondon. ami \'i:-e-Prest. of the
.\m. Ir.si. oi Mining- J-higineers, In ISiS he was elecied (.'he\-alier of Hie l,egiiiii()f
Honor. Paris. France. His writings are numerous, aimuig- wliieh are; Sih-ir Of, .•: ifii(f
S,'/,; r JA//,',v// (IS(il), f!'"^o'jii oj' CnJifnn.iii . 11 p'lri on tin P V(»T i;rtiuii "f tin J' ri:n:.as
J/ir,;'.v. Mui'imj M'lrluninj (1^7]). (yriiiiiir Art I'' Vliiin'i. He Ml. at Soutli \^v\-
wie!-.. .Me., l)<v. i-t. I'^o.")'. Charlotte Haven Ford (dau. of Ibm. ^Vm. .\.) lir.ye-. 1,
\\ M. Pirnu--. d. IS.;;;. -J. Fk.wc is H\vi:s. ;:!, Josiumi Atorsri s. 4. Tiii.'H>i)i;r;
\\'ii;-i Ni;\ . ."■>. ( 'o.\-T \\i 1-. !1 WKs. ('., l).\.\ti)i;-rii I'liU'i's.
II. .bmiii^ Whitnev p.lake. d. Jnii.e "J, iSll.
III. Adelin.- Fiaris-a I'.ia.k.-. d. An'g. 2:!. iSo-l: m. Nov. 11. Is.'it). (ieorge Hryan
Panton. 1>. (>,i. ,><. l,s-J7: d. Feb. -j;;. ls."')7. 1, .\iu;i.K AxN.\.d. IS."i'J. -J, Fm.m.x I,iiris.\,
111. 1S71 James \Vm. Fia/.er. 1, A'1,1' An,!, b. andd. lS7o.
\\ r.lii.il \\ iiiUiey l'.lal;e, d. Ft b. "M . is.",:).
\'. I '.mm a l.onisa Bla!v^', cunt li In i ted this record of lie descendants of Cap*. SohHMtu;
I'nijips, to w-hoin 1 am also iinhdned lor valualdi> inform.it ion derived from old deed^.
1113
iniAXCTI OF .TOXA'l'lIAX.
ami <.ih<M' (li)finnenrs in
sioii. ;nvl I'or tr:i( int;s of aiili)irra j)li-< of si.'%t-ral
ol' tlii' siiu-- and 'u' hit'". J<->rfU'laiil> of \N'i = i. 'I'liii Ic, the I'.'.u mii'f aiul In ad of tliis faniilv.
W. 'rh..'();lrnv Au,i;-nsiu-< Rlaki', 1>. iSvS; gi;;(l. (V.l. City of N. V. l,s:)S: sitiil. Sh(_'!li(.|,i
Sciciiiilic Scliool I'^fi-i-;^,; (Jeulo^irist of Alaska cxiiflilinu ]'xiu ; Cuv. ^cr. C'al, Acadt.'iuy m(
Scii-M."i-;; (.'nil aud Minim: Kan-infer.
Vli. I'nvl.Ti.-k l"ay iflak.-Td. F.-b. !(l. \X4].
3S143. Joanna Phipps, 1). •laly S!, ITTi); d. Dec. lii, IS-^H; m. otiu'N Bun-, d.
March 21, lSl(t.
1. .MiU-v Ann lliiiT, b. -laii. 0"j. 1^<:)1: d. .km. '21, Iskj; ju. Sijit. 17. l^-j'). r-aiimid
Miles, v.hud". .June O"^, ISJS, a, 57, 1, A\'n,r,i .v^i, d. Feb. 14. IS-.'-.k Xk I-Ii.jz.m.k-h!, ■!.
.Maiek n. F'^!^, eon.^. H, >F\!;rii.\. d. Ajell Fl, I'^l'.'. ron.-. 4, W'li.i.i.wi, m. .NFary
Ann .NFilkr, who d. l8H-,k ("J) in <'aracas, Vene./.u< la, Feb. S, 1S7F Natalie ]•",.-^|)ino>;^ de
Sisa. 5, M.\i;y.Axx. 0, S.XMri.'.i., d. F'.-.-. 0. F-^;'.'?. F lF\i!i!iKT. S, S.\Mr]:i., d. Sept.
G, 1S:!(;. ' Ik l]i'.MnK.Tr.\, ni. No\. 17, iMJ.'k d'e-i. .\inbi-0F:(; Steven^. 1, (;,,/, A hJti'.s, , ,],
1S7;',. 2, hf:i I-J/i:!,'. (\. IST"). 10, (iv.oKi-K, d. .Xny. 14, lst.;(). 11, -IdiiN S \mck!,. (F
Anvil 2.'>,' IS.' j.
li. Fli•/^d^c*Lh Ikirr, b. April 19, ]SO:J: d. June 4. 18:iS: in. .Jum 2.1, F>22. iktiris
Sco\iUe F N. 1. slate .Fnn^ 7. 17S7. 1. LreUKTi.\ Fe.\>,. b. Nov. IM. lN2:.k m. .Mav24.
18M, l?enj. Chase Lcvcridge, b. Dec 14, FS2F ],^A(hfinr .1A//;'<A/. m. David P.'Mc-
iCea(-hnie.' 2, A/mit: C/t/rt":. '^. John. 4, Annir EHzuhith Sn-rU'r. 0. Mt/r// f.o'-t'iur.
(J. J(j/ui. 7, E/tc/i Loiii:n. 2, .M \i;y Anx. b. S<'i)t. 7. 1N2.''): d. Aug. 20. 1S2(). ' ?,, IIow-
Aiai. 1). Sept. 20, 1827, d. 4, (■(ii:.\f:i.i.\, b. .AFiy IT., l8:il; d, Feb. 27, ls32. T), Eliz.v-
.r.i"nr, b. An.^r. :jO, 18:34: in. F)exter Ilnwo, wlnj d. 1, (.'•frinlia. 2. . fk JA>rr;s, Ij.
S.-pt. 4, ^'^.fK d. Feb., ls:;(.).
Di. .lann-s Phinps Ikii-i-, b. March 12, ISO-"); d, Ai'ril 10, IbOu,
IV. .laiin-s Fhipn.-; Ikiri', b. Oct. o. 1S!.17; ni, ileniietla liray.
4. Jonathan Tlltfcle, I'-M'- i" Ck.'irlcsion, Ma.->-., .Tuly s\ Ii3:j7: m. IF'brrra,. d;ui. ..f
Lieui. l-'rancis IFdF- of Stamford; b. An-. Kilo; d. ^^Fiy 2, 1(371;. Ab');it l<J70he b--i;an a
Kottlemenl near the Quinnipiac IJiver in what is n.e.v rln^ .sieitkein p^iii nf the t>/M-n <n~
N(.irtl! Haven, and soun after. Fbenc/cer bUaiveslee ..bdm il nmi.-lon, Ikmicl and 'Jdini^ias
Barnes, Moses Brockett ami lati'r tin- Claiks, 4'odds and <itliers sel'led near the ceiiM r.
AUlhe.>e families liave iniernv.irricd witli i-ach nthcr. ^.^-t-m'rati.m after --en. -ration and ii\
many instanc'.s rfdaiiDiiship-- are nriusallv complic-at<'d. 'I'le- .vt-ti leim-iit wa.-- \"r> sln\^
a,t !ii-.-t. and for n.iany years some <>( the planieis Imried Fneir (k'ad anil atLt-nd,, d chh. in
New IFi.vcn. .lonatlian !.>uih a Iniili^e ovm the tjuinni[c,ac in Ninth liaveu, which %\a.-
loier known as '•'i'ltttlt-'s brid;_':r." and by a decrt'ccd' t!i. cnirt lie \v:is allowed lo deman.d
<d" '-ach ii-avcler ]iassin;i- over ;'., liorsi- and man, 2 pence in money or '.^ pence in pay
ib.irt'-r); I .\c. pi ion was made inlavor of deputi"s going- !•) c mif. He was also allowe.lf.i
Odce modiTa.i,' conii>ens:itein for any r.drc-dunent or d.-ink rnrnislu-.l to travcdcrs, i-yr-,.pt
strong (Fink. F(d). 20. 17il4-'>, he conv. to .kiseph Tiitlle one -ixtli -part i>f ihc third di\ .
tlnit wiLS laid out to \Viu. Tiitile. lie d. in 170o and next yr. Simon Tnttle admr. his
«'si. Signature of ~
&
C-7'l
^^tliO^K
C)i^>
*jch-in Hell pub. in London, 1016, a Fiench traoslatron of tlie Enylisli I.iturfjv. Gotten Mather, Lieut.
Franci.-; Hell one of twenty-nine settlers of Stamtord. Conn., who were as-iijned lands there in i6.;o "'A
tiriti Paritan in forms ;ind principles. " His iitnic with those of Genr^c .Slausoii. Richard Law, .ionath.Tn
S'.-llci.k and John Holly are afii.xed as purchasers for Stamford, to t'tie second deed of Irinds from the In-
dians represented by Tapliaase -and Powayhay, In in.j4 Francis Hell and Geor!,'e Slauson were com-
inissi..ned to invite Mr. John Bishop, ttien living in B-isioa, to succeed .^lr. Denton as pastor of the
;S;.i':,ii:rr! chh, FSiey went on foot takine- their provisions with them .and rcturnini^ in the svinie manner
iii_ erM!M);;T\y with Mr. P.is'nop, the latter carrying his Kiblcunder his arm; this booW is still in posse-.sioe. '
c\ i'v^c ,,f iii- desc in Slam. Mr. Uell was one of the commisjioners to procure the union of t!ie two
col-riies in lO ,|: stvera! limes representa'ive and one of the nine pcrsor.s named in the patent of Staai.
M.>v ■':, ;.-:-,. Wc d. h-r.. 8. \Cq:>: Inv. t'317. Will names, son Jonathan, .crand dau. llr.nnah opd f;r,-ind
•1 c.i. kciiecc.i w.'uiin he liad Ijrouiibt up; and his dan. Tuttle's sons. Jonath.in. Simon, W'llli-i.m and Na-
il',mfl-. iiis wf. Rebecca d. May 17, Ki(, Inventory of Mrs. r.ell's ciotii- s — (.V.-rt/«. A\ tc ?•<;-,/>',.,./■ i, ^-i
1.1 w!i-!i i^;,-re divided equally by Mr fiell between the two daus, Rebecca Tuitle an^l ,Mary ftovt
I.icui l-'ran.i~, I'.eil, Geor£;e"Slauson and John Holly were thie tirs: or loading,'- tov. ns'iv-n of :S:ani. (J'-ti :
J. .l-.'ii:.';iun, b. i'.i.ii: the tils'-, while c'-;i:l b. in the tO'.vii; the r)ld liible contaii-int; ihe rci;ord i-,s.ud to
. ".V 1. ■■:.'■.(' o'.ei- ill ilie M:;y:hv,ver and is still in poss .s'on o: :!-■•„• I-. 1| f.vaily; d, .Sep:. :-i. i.-^Si; ni .
'' '• ■■• n';, Mercy, dau. of Jasper Crane; she d, Oct, :•,•'. 1 ,-1; .-' r.:.-, .Su-iinna. d.ni, of Abrah.^ni
■ ■'•r -iM o! liranford. (.'onn ,. afterwards (jf Newar.k, N. J . , (•! wli'ch he i^ sonieiime callr-d (he founder
S'.-.--,!>ii.. v.as si.s. loRev. .Vbrahant Pierson, t'-.e lirst Presijent ot \-.<le colic^'C, whr.^e s:,.a:ue stands on
< 1-1^ p,ut •..! the tiiPcjoc trrounds, fi.irmerly the h'all lo» i|). -j.'i, 2, Rebecca. rn,'j'irialh.iii Tuttle. j. Mary,
'■'I ,i'.s> a.i, son of Simon Hoyt of S'Ji.D.\.'—[//ii 'I'ii.-rWK'i ///.>; i;/-y .y',S/ij //./;■)■</ ,.-«,/ • -.A", ^< ■•■,>.•,■ <;.' ■■.■,■,',"
PHIPPS, TUTTLE, DAYTOX. ] 9^
1. Ifobccra. 1,. F.-pt. 10, l(J(il, 111. Isr.ac l)r.it;l,ton.
11. yiin-y, h. Fel). 7. KiUli; 111. Williani iM-ci'rri-icks.
[II Joiuithan, I,, April (I, 1089; joiiicd clili. KiOj; d.' ITfK); inv \u- ^Jofrlr,. vi- ^'iOI
Sunoa Tutrl., .l.l bro. u.hnr. Hi, person.! and otb-r ..opmv di;' ;„;,:;; I his I o';^;
ail sisters Ly ao,venu.i,1 : l„.tu-...n Simon, W m. and x\atl,'] Tuttl-. W,n iMvd.ri.-k. in
b-baltol h.sdaugl-iersand J^-iK.fTaJ)..i->^htc>n; al! v.uu\r marlcs X r^,.y,t Shn..M u]
wrote Ills name. ' "
l\'. SiDiuii. b. >r;ir(-]i 11. 1071: m. Flizabcrh f:i)cnicTba
V. \Vil]i:nn, 1,. May '.',0, ](i7:j; m. Mary Ebern.nl;a, sis.' of Kli^abHb
\ 1. .Naibaiu.d, b. ].\-l). 2.-), IGK!; m. INther Elaiccsk-c
1 ]^'- p., nb f !:;T r '^''^^^'>" '"\ ^- '•• ''»' '-'"• to X. IJav. audd. between
1 /1-i-^v. J.aJpb, t. of >ani \, was one ot tlic brst s.itlors of X. Hav The \ew Jorsev
braiirh are desr. from oiio of tlie .sons of M:,\y,h. Jersey
1. Isaac Davtoii, m. Elizabeth Todd
II. lle/-ekiah Dayton.
III. Xatlianiel Daytmi.
H. ^^^■/V-Vo''"'"^^'''''t''- V'- ^'^^- ^^"'■>'^'"^^"''^^>'- «"'i ^- '■ <■■ «!-'• 1 744- res ;n X
Hav. abt.J,!!); aceiieiulated a iare-e property on 1;. I.
V. Mary llaytoii, m. Keiiben Jcdmson."
VI. Chiirity Dayton, m. Dee. bj, ni}<i, Caiit. Ahner .lolm.son
..^; V- •"'"'!> ^^?-"^"'". >'^- -^^'^tthew EelJamny ('Jd wf.) of t'heshire, ( V,r,v, ^vho d ab-
•111. Lsaac rayton, ni. Dee. 2!t, llO.s, Eiizabfih dau of 'V'eh'.el -md irii.... ti-
i5rown)Todd, h. Feb. 12. IGi.O; res. Xo. Haven: adui. of .^r of t^ ii IW on ^^i^ nled
1.0 s. Jonathan and s. Isr;e-! .I.-n IS 17.')7- it. is dai W- ! ii , ^' ' O.' , •-'^':"^'^ '
, Enj^lish, Hannah Jaeobs Deborah Mansheld aiKl^lua-it^-JhtUi;':' c:.',>ln;m''Todd I'l" <
I odd, .James Pain Kwhvide tlie, est. ' '''i.i.ii,.^
r. Jb'ber.'a, b. Mav 1. 1700; d. Dec 10 17])
II. Eli/abe,h. b. Se])t. 2:i, 1711; 1,.. Daniel iWditiJe.
• ill. Lebeeea, 1.. April 12, 171:!; m. Au-. 4, 1 r^^n, Ehenr-zer (ulber; b Julv J UF'
1, Hkzekiai!, b. (,.•>■!. IC, 17;-F,, 2. Er.isiiA, b :.F.v 4 17y,s ' ' '
IV. Israel, 1.. Marrh 12, 17F^; m. .lnn<. 2.-,, 17;37,'Din»h (Bi.sh„p) Cla-k
V. ^-■.!,,b.Juy27,171.;:d. Feb. 21), i;uU:n..Sept.21.17l^:!,FenianunEn.di.h
^ . Hannah, b. An- 4, 171S: m. .Ian. 11. ]7;:;s, T^teidieu .laeobs 4 ! V
A 11. ls:.ac, b. Aiitr. aU, 1720. ' • I -j
Vin. Mielniel, b. June 4, 1722; m. Jan. 2!), 174M. Mehitabh- Do dittje
IX. Deborah, b. Ann;. S, 1724; m. De<-. o, 174o, Xatlian Mansfieh! '
Andri^-s. ""• '"• ''^- ^■''''- '"• ^^^'^'^"' '''''' ^'^'y ''='^^^ ^^^ '>-'•■ ■*>>I"r)
XF Cluuity, b. Sept. 20, ■17.30; m. Jeliiel Tnttb- [] i
XH Giles, b. Feb. 20, 17:]!; m. June 14, 1757, hv Is.iali Tuirb. Marv dau of
feamuel Bishop of New Hav., b. Dee. 13. 172S; rem. to Blanford. Ma ^ " N "c b
il'S-.fy ^'■%'^- JI«reh4 17(10. 2. Emzm.eth, b. Au^. 28. 1702. ;;. Jsvvr 1 Xo
lmo:OH;:;iSo,-MLS'o;i:^^^^^^^^ =''^'"^ ^^^^^ '-'' '•^"'■' ^-^ -'->"--- Fre,.,u;n.
((•^' '?ii) S^nS^^!^,i^e?uv.'- if lb- J:V ' iTin" ""'^'- ^- " ''-'-' ■'-' "-^"^'^
F Diumd Do.ditib-, in. l.-ebeeca : vvidou--s .b.u-er dFt. ISO!/- nnis hrs jr the
foov-,n^ order. (,>erhaps not ail children, but ihe fanilv was p.ob.'la "e e^ 'r V
dnl. homo- b. witnin the i)eriod of 7 yr<. and 10 ninnil,^)- ' (.Mb.. ),,], ,'> f ^ , ,
'tu-;:l : r^:/;- -V ;;• ^:;^^K':;,^i¥v^'' i ^I'^^T^^-'"!'' ^'^•^'^-^'' •'--^'- ^ ■-^-
SvfMi. M-,r.h->d is-r ■ ~- p .:-/"■ 'l- ''-'•• ^^ -fofix^ox. ^o^•. 1<;. 177o. 4.
^-1 10, 1.0. 7, KKKH.CA, Xov. 7, 1771; ni. — l^.ssell. 8. Xvrn.x' b f;;,",!;;
il. (ijh - D.Hdittb-, b. Xov. (i, Vr.'A ■ ■
Hi. Mi-du.elDo.dirtle. A|n-ii 12 1 7;;s
Ilanuaii Muns„n Cook. b. 1752; sis. to l^in l,e ^abos e) and to ( VJ lsaa.:Co'd;-s wf. MLu^a;
it5
-.f,^ KKANOH OF JONATHAN,
1. Ilt-nrv Tlanisuii. His
I ^nd Hunt to Capt. .lo-l Cook, a <^^-'-}^^^;'f^^^:}'l.l;:C\^:^ ''"
! ' ' V i:ir/.:il)('tli Duolktle. b. Jan. 8, J< 1'.
I ■ Vl' .],,1ui D>'o!iltlf. 1>. Jan. lo. IT-IT.
i vn' Tohii.sou Doolitfh-. (I. in \\alhn--tora, Coiiii. ^
^ V 1 ■ F7r"l)nolittl.. h. .laB. :^. 17o0; C'ai-t. ; d. in Clu.sluiv. April o. ISoS, a. .b vrs.;
i , Tin 1 A,.- 1 l^iT a 01 1 ]:/.iiA, 1-. Mav N. ITTIi; ros. and d. in
;^^ r^ni. :rA,,;^l . ■iS^.-a. .:5: .a. Kstlu.. Tut,i... 1-. 1».....0, 17.2; d. M.nd.
fe ]8b-K '4, Sai:ah. m. 13-nj. ]X,^vd Dooliul.. o, hrx.cE.
y,l^f^ Tc:v,ol Davton 1j March T2, ITl.r, a lUv. sol.; m. June "^X 1T37, Diuah
4115. .f^V\ei iJaytO^.y. ^ v.-id. Lncv . l{e d. about
i 1^- "'■; j;;' v^";r \l"^.^n ht or ^^-all■d. .no 4itb T,u..v scdd all the est. of IsraH
l7o<., anu lY^,;;;"^-, - : -' li 17.... ]„. r.cd. bv d.rd fnnn hi.s f., Isaac Dayton, ^0 acres m
^ ^n-;v"^Saed ;' -th bv E; ki'l Tut.U.. south by K. Bradl.y. In I7q3 Wl Dayton
! . T /; ■,,,•! r'.n-l- bnihof Wall'd +•■) acres and dwellin- 1!o•J^e in>.Hav. Jn
rSf^o-:^ ""^ ; latl u D " on or X iiav. G acre. - .here I now d.ell, to ve west " In
]:r,i ^ ^e^er B ^kesle-, i r. . appt. to settle est. of Israel Dayton sc^nues house to he
vid Thnothv Clark of Farvnington apj.t. guard, to Israel and baniuel lainor chih.
! ni- ir^ S'louathan Davton gu^-d. to Jehiel. A grave-stone >n ^^outlangton says,
I ••itPi,.! Davton d. Anril 2:-!. 17o(». in his'Jodyr. , • v- ,k,
: 1 Jelr-d b Dec •'■' 17H7; lived in X. Dav. and Farmmgton; d. m >. unm. abt.
i •■s,;t;r ^;:;;^::;"■/ ;,;::tu:;i::i; a;.t^i.; Js;:';i;2:9::.k, ;;r til;;;
II " -Mn'-iil b J 111 v 111 171:1; d. Sej't. '^■"i, 1751.
11 Uv^ b Marcii ^0! 1744; in. Oct. ^2, 1786, in Cheshire A bi ah Dowd M.e
was uhubtoConu-. chli. at Semthinglou, Conn., Aug. 29. 1790. lb- d. m S o_i con...
I; Pi •' 18 )o a i;0. 1. James ZACU.MUAir. bap. Jan P. 1791. 2, .^hek.mam, twin with
:?;;;;;;. ziari'ah. 8, cai.KS, bap. Se]H. 2, 1792; d. Jan. 2U. 17U5. "
'y- Sannlel'lxl^f 'll:'l7oO: went to S. : m. 1, SAMt:E.,. b. 1777; m. 1S„U.
J.u< reiir, M'orrill. 2. Inkant, d. Nov. 1, 171'*).
4115 Serah Dayton, b. July 27, 171t»; d. July 20, 1769: '■ di.^tingui.'^hed aniong
|,.tleK-fof;S^>;^Hauy piety and usefulness, and her children nse^p .uul cjd her
1.1......,] ],f.,- husband als,, and all that knew her,' (grave-stouc): m.bept. 2o l,c), B( nja-
ini.1 i:n"::lish.* b. Oct. ^, i:i'-.; Mai)i.ed by a British soldier while sitting uihis own hou-e
'" '^7'''s:;;d;Ei4li;h,'K"Aag. 27. Ijl^s; d, sept. 2s, 1794; m. June 4, 1757, Wiilian.
l'!ll\inr>t 1, Sakah. b. Oct. 2S. 1757. ^_ ^x-, -.n
•ll. Abigail English, b. April S, 1741; d. Nos . 2b l^o.a^ <■»: m. by Mr. ^. h, 1 ■-
sev Dee :J0 'I7(i2. Nathaniel, s. of Nath. Spencer oi lladdain, ( onn. ; reu,. o N. lb ^yi
Marcli, 175:-!; and was 40 vrs. of age when in. He d. a. 80 (grave-sl^one). 1, J.uu;/. K
M.,rch D-? 1704- moved to SaliM,urv, Vt.; ni. and had 10 ch,!. 2, A.uc.Mi. !>. Jar ■
11. »
r.C.O: unu>. :l Ei.iHl-. b. Dee. 9. 1707: d. num. at tlie old hoine.stea.l. 4, W "■'■ -^^ • ' "
Sept 4 KOO- d a. 8vr>. 5. SAt;Aii. 0. Aug, Dl 1771: unm. 0, V, n i.ia.m. b. Jub U
i:'.! ren,. tciliuillovd.C.in,. 7. BrNtAM.X. b. Sept. :!, 1779: d. at old homestead u. >.
11 s JosKfii. twin with Belli.: d. uuim. ls,:Vtat peiioit. .Midi.
lli Beniamln En-liMi. b.' Dee. 10. 1742: m. 17-;-^ Abigail Dordittle.
1\ Marv Er.-li<h. b. Sept. 29. 1744: m. !7il Oavid Phipi.s.
V Ihumah En-lis!i. b. N.n-. 29. 1749; m. ITTU Daniel Brown.
*<.'ca:cn Knuli>h of Salem, .Mass . n. . A«-. c;. e ■ 7. M^rv \\ aters of S. lie d . r>:;c. . . ^^^y—^%
„,-. L,.n. /';,-.. ^ He was a mercbanL and a m.m o! wealth and h.i;!i co.i'^idenition i. .Mar> v^- ' ^"^, '
..v., ... K,i/.:,heth. Feb ....67. 3. Joseph. .M.irch ,., ,673. 4. Benjamin Oct. :g, 107.; doubtless
ica. 10 Xcs-. Haven. -,. Abi::ail. Dec. 6. 16S0; d a. 17 yrs. 6, Clemenl. March 7, u 'i. u-.P, un
I Or 0.vi/!,t in ies /.,f,-.y mentions a Mr. English of S.ilem and his wite, and the wite '^, f f .\\ ''' V.c
i Vae,.ps, uii,, were accused oi witchcraft about .-,... and thu the Kn^l.sh.s tied to New \ ork to escape .r.c
I *■ "^T r'.".di'fi""rn the Knt'lisl: familvsavs that the first of the n.-.me in New Haven w:..s Bei.j.iaiin. ar.d ^ihai
f l," came from Salem, Stsss. , about 1700. He m. at Salcui .1 une 3. iCg 1, s,arali \. .ird wr.u n . i -<■ ;. .
[ .ir.d w.>K bnrled in New H.Hven. He m. c--) Auril 2., 1703. Rebe.-ca I'.rown ot h.ist Haven, Y"/" '''•;: '
I .!.v He d. 17.-S. I, A S.a. b. Mav ..,, d. Dec. 3. 'J--- -- ^"rah, b. f-cD. 7. .,-.4; m. J",'!'^/^'/',:^
I S;.-i'ri' l'ri^!e-v. 3. Uenj.imin, b Oct. S, i;^,- n> . Sarah D.ivtou. 4. .Mar>-. teb. 10, ly.^/. <- • '^i '
t 17-i <,. Joseph, b ir^). '., Mary, b 17:4. 7, Clement, t> Oct , wej
DAYTOX, KXtiLISII, 195
41153. Benjamin English, 1). Der. Ki, \li2. Shi];ina.stf'r for many years of vos-
.sftls in the New Ihiveii and w'est India, and otlicr fnii-i;;n cominerco. In'lSUl lie nv;is
a]>i't. liy Jeffer.-iiii a custom iioiis" ()tri''er in .\. !lav juid luld tlie ]iosition tintil his d.,
A])ril li), 1^09; ra. Nov. 17, ITOS, Al/urail (daw. ..f Naac and Sarali Todd) Duolittle. h.
l>>-c. M, 17-^9; d. Oct. 0-i, 17!M.
1. r,^!ijainin, b. Jan. 0, 1770; ni. .1 luie U, 179:5, Mary \Al)ito. Uc sailed from New
l."nd(>n, T'onn.. as nia.-t-M- of a ve.-^sel and was never heard from: hist at sea, 1809.; wid.
m. ('2i l.vrii;.n D.'vvil. 1. H.vNXAir; ni. ]{i( hard Law.
IT. ■ Sarah. I). Nov. S. 1771: d. Mardi '2(>, 1S4:^,: unrii.
in. .I'.hn 'ludd. b. AuiT. :'>. 177o: d. at St. Croix of vellow f.'ver, June 19, Ib'Ol; uinu.
IV. Ahitrail. b. Feb. 1. 177<J; d. March r,\ 1S;^4; m. Au^:. 2{), 1S02, Innnanuel IIop-
kinson. 1, Ak.\hkm,\ Fi;.vX(1>. •.?, MaPvV Aiiir;.\ji.. 8, >[.\];-i-iia Jank. -J, ]m.iza-
BETH A NX.
V. Mary. b. Jan. \2. 177>>; d. Dec. i:;, 1S4.^>; m. N-.v. :!, 1709, Kosv.ell ]5r(i\vn.
1. CHAKT.K.v. 2, J \XK. :'. P.KX.TAMrX. 1. MaKIA.
VI. Hannah JJeluvca. b. Jan. ."i. ]7nU, m. Dec. 7: 179'.), iSetiiel Tiittlc [1]. ], Jditx
'lonji. 2, (i'kmugk.
VII. l.-aac, b. Mavc). 9. 178'.2: d. Uci. 7. b^-2(i; n;. July 2(1, bS07, Catherine Koss of
New London. 1, \\'ii.i.i \Nr FuKDEiacK. !■. Dec. b2, JSUO; unm, : lo.st at sea. 2,
Natijaniki. Sri. NCI. k. b. ]),-r. 10, is;il. ;;, Sai.ah Ai'.aoaii,, m. Isaac Prior. 4,
Haxxai! Mat.Ia, ju. .Marrli 4, ISHO, CnyA. Pi njamin Minot, eld. child of KudS Allin;;-
.-aiid Marv (Carriugton) Prescotl. b. June 4. ISOO- d. Marcli lo, bv52, a. 4'r,. She d. Dc(\
22, lS46,'a. 30. \. Wif/iof,' AV/^/A'-s//, b. May 4, IS'IO; a bookkee].er a1 Fortress Monroe.
2, Fra/'ri." O'l-riti:^/',/', b. Jan. 111. ]8-l;J. :!", Hi njn nn.i \ri, ■.'>■■. b. Dec. 3L 1H41; a book
keiper lii N. Ilav. .j, Cathkuixk. 0, Jilia. m. Cajit. (ieo. \Va!(l of W. 4Iav..- mariner.
1, Frank }fi II uf, u\. Carrie, dan. of Wm. Atwater and had Frank Atwjiter. 2, JAUir.
o, iJt ii'i:tiiiiii : h'.wyi-r in San. Francisco. 7. ]sa.\.c. b. May Pi, 1^27; m. ^fay 27. i^oO,
^"'ecerlia Wondhouse (;f Northtield. Conn. 1, CliTt'ord. b. MavrlL ."',1. iSol.
VIU. Jame>, b. July 2iJ, 1784; m. 1807, Nancy (;ris^vold.
IX. Aaron, b. Nov. 2"., 1780; d. Nov. 2:-, Is;^.); n>. Aug. 9, ]S22, Sarali llavncs. 1,
Hanxvii liKiiKCCA. b. May 9, ls24. 2, Ciiaki.ks ilAA-xi;s, b. Jan. 11, 1820, d.'Nov. 29.
lSo7. :3, FnKOi'cuK Nathan, b. March Pt, ls29. 4. SAi;.\n Flt/.abktk, b. Dec. 2()
18:-J1: m. Oct. 12, IS-")?. David P. Mansfield.
X. Eli, b. March 9. 17.^9: m. Sept. 20, 1821, Emily Siockinij. He d. and was
buried at llartft)rd 4 Corners, \'i. 1. l~i{Ki>KKJfK. 2, Jaxk. o. Ei>iZABETir.
XI. Nathan Frederick, b. .\]"il 9, 179-.'; num.: h.st at sea (1814) in brig Aaron.
411538. James English, b. July 20, M^i: d. Dec 2. IS.jH; m. ]\Iarch -JO. ps07;
Nancy. <hii!. of Sa.n.uei and Lucy il'liijips) (iriswold, b. Aug. 10. 178G: d. Aug. o, 18G7.
'l. H:innuli Eli/.a. b. AiiiT. 2'i. 1807; d. 18i»9.
11. B-njamiu. b. Ja;;. 24T P>^09: d. Aug. 29. I8:'.9: in. Jan. 1M, 1S80, Su-^anna Mans-
licdd I/incs. b. Man-ii 2i>. l^Os; d.^u. (d' Iiis 2d c(nis., Stephen, ami Elizabeth (<iouidey)
Lines [11]. Sin- li. .\bay 2i;, IsHs. 1, FiiAX( i.^ Ei.izai!i:tii, b. Oct. 20, 1n:j:J: d. Feb. 2(3,
18r>7; m. Oct. 20. lS.j:i Stephen,?, of Steplien and Hannah Cotler i Atnater) Bishoji. b.
•Oct.. 28, 1830; d. Oct. 27. ISliO [3]: ,v. i. 2, Jamks (ioti;lky, b. Feb. Pk ls:34; liim of
Englisli iV Mersick j9j. im]ioi-teis, manufa'-tiii-s'rs and liealers in ( ariiage good-, oH and H."^
Crfiw n St. , New Haven; m. On. 7. ls.')0. .Marv llli/.-iberh, dan ol Isaac 'i'ultle [:;|, b.
Dec. 10, 183-"): ,v. /. "
III. J..hn. b. Sept. 28, 1810: ■!. Nov. 2!, 18G5; merrh. ; iinuor John Eutriish ..V Co.,
ViceJ'ies. of the First Nat. Bk. of New llav., and Ih-Iu other lespon-iOle ])osit;oi:.-; m.
Sept, 11. ISMo, Su^an CuthT: (2) Eel;. 3, l8.")o, France^, dau. (;f Li-wis and Hanm;li
'I'rowbridge H(.ti-hki<< [:'.]. o by 2dm.: 1, .Ia.mi'^, b. .Ian. 11. INom. -', Ll-AVis. (Jet.
31. Is.jJ. :i. Jovr:fii '^l;c)^^"nl;l|■)<:I;. b. Aug. 7. l8o6. 4, Olivia. Feb. S, bs.^)S. ,"^i,
.htHN ( 'i"i i.i:!;. .Fail. 29, IsfiO.
IV. Janii-s ^M\^ar<l, b. March Pk lSl2. When little more than ten yr^. (jf a. the
iudejxaidence, sidf-ii-liaur.- ami i-m.'rgy of his . haracter v.-as sliowu by his lea\4ng home
to shaoe liis own course in lifl^ He renuiined away bet\\('en two and three yrs., \viirking
Oil a farm in Litchthdd Co., meanwhile attending si;ho"l in the fall and wint'T juoit" ;s.
After returning hou)e he attended a private school, ami devotiMl himself to study for
aliout three yrs., tA-iiirinir a sirong tah.'nt lor m.ecduuiical and ar<diit<-cturai drav.-im;-. iu
wliich he was given sp^'cial instruct ir,:i by ids teacher, ilc wa.- soon able to fuinish
building'- plans fci- Cue oM ma-t<r!)ui Id'^rs ol the city. About tin- aur of IS in' re;-;olved to
learn the cariitnl.-r's trade, and sei ve.I an ap!>!entice.-hip till 21, \vhen )u- liegan business
fur Iiimstdf, and during tiie m'Xt twoorlhiee yrs, erected several handsfime buildings
from his own plans ami materials. 'This h'-ld ])io\iag too limiteii, he st.uted tin-
f: ,,,r HKANCll OK .TON A THAN
I
l„„a..rhusn...s^. tlu «.1.>^^^ its .eat on Long Wlu.rt .0 his nun
r,.w yca.s lu 1..^51 * ^< " ^^ tinan<-ia] rani.- ot LS^T, wliich ruined tl.ousands ot ..i1..m>.
^''T'''-,/';J::d'h<' .n.ortnniti.s of Mr. English. U. .stabllslu-d hinis.df at Alhonv. in
(tnlv cnniii:' il I'K '11 , , .__ 1.1;,:,.,, 4,. 1,;.. v,.>s- n-v,Mi ,ns iicss. and sliipiu'd laru'.-
:,'■■' V'Y.':,1.. InniLcrtradr, inuaaitioutolus Nrw ll.vrn business and sLipi-e.! la.-
,1... v.i,olr.a . !>"'*;; ; '\- y pj^i,.^ n; n,,,-. anu ntln-r points: In-rann- Mm- (Avn-.r ol
'*"='"■'!"'' ,"'ri,l'shedfa-i'd,llin.-s, and hud ihr foundation of his grcat_ wealth.
lE:;;l>:^4ur.n; divestments i,, funking, real estat. and n.anufaetnrin, .■"=-,;-- were
Hi, subsequent -;-;;--.-,-„;,. ,, a;, ri.d.est tnen in Conn. A.nong.utnet-ous estah-
vtMysu<-ee..Lul an I - ,..nn.eted, may he neMilionod tho N<^w Haven
IVj'T'-;^ r ";^'l : ^ !"." 'm 'd the Umd in the world, of wide), le- has he.m Mte ,.rn,
aj^rhusinei manager. And the th.odyear Metullie IJahher bhoe ( 0., a ve.y huge
••''■";■;• ^nadil'uVu'auo'his'^etut-n fron. Albany, whet, he was elected a tnenthep of
11,^ ''"H^'^-. t,,tu of N liav.. and annuallv re eleeted. serving for tweUeyears, timst
thel5oardof See,,tnK tot N uaN Conu.um Couneil audio ..ther
ofthetune-asohatrman. ^'l l*:! , Vlf , s.V, eh-.-ted to Staf heg.. a.nl the three
,osi.iot.s.rccotvntg^oeson...M ^^ ,..,no,td,tatlon itt ISoU, iutMn..s
su(a;eeding jcais .(.l^t ' ..^^n 1 ^^p„ ^i C re-elee!,-d in 1K«, serving four years. In
calli..gh,mtoEtuope. hgbjnclo n^^ ^^ ^^^ ,,y Mr. Welles. See. of
iV'V "^';:u'the 'l^ / Cot^^ V s: but in that Cot.gress he served on .-omttuttee of puhlie
the Navy foi the ■-'^,'; . ' - ,-^,,., ,„,,, f,„. ]X.,,t. of State. During the war lie was known
'""'^' ":1e;: -"'u V^^^ ..r - ti,., i.f sh,v,.ry in Ihst. nf Cd,. and for every Ihnon
us a ^^-'^1 '^' ''''''''';.:,,,;',• in^ own n.-ans ,0 tuvpare outfits for fuun. ivgnnentv
;r""V:^.^"'lK■U S^ .• -^ ^-tionil Hankl.,. Systen, foreseeit.g th-ir
He opposed th K h'^^ /" ,i„,„,.-U hu-,-lv interest, d in manufaetures. he <,i,po.sed •• ].r..
< l«Tn"-ious ';.,'';^1';';^;'';.. ;!;;,,;.,:; - i,-; ih-,,-. deellned nouu,.atiot, for third tern> in Con-
''"'"'" in Sfifi^. I'n V ., o 'of Conn., over Cett. .h.ephl^. llau l.-y. a.ul in that tern,
f.rress ^"J^'V • A.'.rnvernor in all the suites. In ISO^ (deeted. governor over
was the only ^'l^^^" n nc -a ma or v. unl the same vear his name was prumit.ent in
^"T ; m N^\i lai (" ,v a e nniiliate for the preMdeuttal nomitiation. Xominated tor
Trl-H'if?t-^
lI:;!;:;sol ;.rii {^ S. Slmator hi Pla.e <.f Hon. <-. S. Ferry, dee., term endtt.g Marel, 1,
IS?;-!
.11 „ ,1 1., he ore<.Md •• writes a iournalist. •' when Mr. English went t<, the])av-
Heholar. '1 his payment ''f}''^^':^::^.^^ , ,V iM-netits A d.-u-rmiued opposition to
M.stru.-tionv.d.o most needed it^ "^'V " , v \1 Fnodisl, aiid the sta e assum.-d
Ihe abolition of tln^ tax was m.t and ';-''' I' ^^ .^^.,^ .I; ,^- ^I p,- :f wa ks of edueatioti
;;;;;■ ;.;;:d;n'an.iMUarian, geneal-gieal and historical matters n^l-'^n^ '" ^- -"-• ' ">
and smte. and his knowledge in tlu-e .hreetions 1. ex etisne = " ;;^; ' / , . , _,^^ • , .^,.^ ,,
Uis ven rare, indeed, that the satne man suereeds in ^^^ '' ^ ^^ _ ^^''^ ,' w ,n.u,
o...-,.<,f wed'th andpoiiti.-al preferment, ano that, withnut making eneiun s, .rdu. 1
<»,., <,i v..aitna I, 1 .^ residence, where he i.s unt%ei^aily
k::.';: ;;V: 1 :hlS.tn.Ueri;l interests brmg h.m into personal ---i l;--;;;-
^Mi;:;,.- 10 a noilutnde of people, he is aceounte.l o.u- ot_ the most -;;^V ;.<-';; j
,,.,,,,1,,:,. ,,,.i Mic spirited of its .dt./ens. and m ,>..nit ol 1-1' l.m.s ami n.^
!.s.im.li,u..' It would be diliieult to mtnm his stipm.or uu. aeg ee . ^ ,A •^
.•„nlen..<l hv V. C. lli< full length portrait ad.orns he lihrary ot t h e 1 , u --;''■
Jan. -:.. !s;W. Caroline, dau. of Timothy l\>wler of N. Ilav.. who d. t)ct. 2-., ls-4, t.
thihh. !1km!V Fowl. hi;, b .luneo, L'iol.
ENGLISH, PIIIPI'S. 11)7
V. Chiiilrs T>i-v»^rftt, 1). Aug. 5, 1S14; in spring- of 1874 iioin. Ly tlui Ei'imblicans
fur Stati' Si'iiaror of X. Hav. Dist. At the \\c\^. coiiv. at llai'i ford, Jar.. , IS?."), wa^ iioiii. for
Lieut. <M)V. of tlic Siaif ami fleeteil; In- Nvas l^n-s. of ilu- lirst liepuliHcaii State C'oh-
venlioii licld in Colli.,, Mai<li \:}, l^-lf!; lie ib in tlielmnbcr Imsiiu-ss in >«. }Jav. firm of
'J'uttle i<;- F.nolish: 111. Julv !.-). 1S40, Mineiva.J. Iboiisou: d. Mandi 7, 1S4:5. (2) April
4. ISIf, S;-,rah \V. r.'.on^'.n, si-, of Lis 1st \vf,; d. .Ian. SO. 1^'47. (:-^) .Vjiril 111, 1S18,
Jlairiri Di-iiv, dan. of Fliilein.m and l)c.-ire(SnHtli ) llciU. h. Autr. Ifi. isn; /. l.y 1st ni.:
1. .Ii I.I \ MviMA. 1'. MaiT'li. 1S41; d. All;:-. '..'T, 1^40: /. by -20 ni. : 2, X.vncy M:ini;i:v.\. d.
:Mar.di, istr: /. l>y ;M m. : 3. ( 'ii.\i;r.Ks L., 1.. .Ian. 14. Is4l). 4, Ur;M;y IIot.t, 1). Au^-. 34,
JS-Vi: d. «.)i-t. Hi. l^ol. -r). .Iri.i.v Adij.i.n, b. De.-. s, is.-,i, i; ].;i,\\ in Hoi.T; b. Seiit.;;8, lSo4;
m. in Waterbnv\, Conn.. Oct. o, lb'S-,>, J.ucy ^\■., dan. of Ih.n. S. H. Kellog-r. M. C.
\'l. Ilcniy", b. Sept 4, ]S10; d. July" o, b-^fi; lo. Sept. Ki, bS::J'J, <Jia<'e, dan. of
TiriK.tbv Fowli-r and sister to Caroline, wi'. of lion, J. K. Ene-li.sli. 1, Bi:xj.\m1-N Rice,
b. 1-Vb. ":?6, 1S4'3: ni. May 17, b"t;Ur>. 4'1ier,-.-,;i Ijenrietta., dau. of John and Polly Fa.rrcn of
Fair Haven, C(u»n. 1. "././//"•< E'hr.n-'L ~'', b. Sept, 17. l'^G7, ',', ]h inantin Farrni, b,
June :^"., 1S7:3. o. r^.-v^f, /eeTv^, b. S.^pr. o. ]s;r.
VII, CeorgT Doolitle, b. A])rii 14, ISU); d, in St. Louis, Mo., ^vhih' on a l)usin(^ss
visii, .1 une 0, 1805; nieicu : ni. Se])t. 12, 1S4-^, Mary Eliz;ib;-th, dau. of LeGrand and
Mary Elizabeth (Trowbridi^-e) Cannon, b. Supt. 1, ls21 [.IE]. E Joi'.x C.^>;.n()>-, b. Jun.>
E ES4y; served in tin 1st Conn. Hatierv during its term in the late war. 2, Eli.kn
LorisA. b. Oft. 10. 1S44; r.\. Cliarles Snii'th Mersiek. 3, GEoi:'a-: Li'>r. b. Se])t. ID. ISol,
Nov, 2i;. 1870, at the Frenrh cha]iel in University Place, N. Y. C, by liev. T^L (jrand-
hinurd. a.ssisted by ]{t. Pev. Bislio]) ParuTke, Clementine, dau. M. Charles Viliot of
P/ieims. France.
VIII. Elizabeth llaiinali. b. Xnv. 23, ]«2(); m. Feb. 23, 185G, Philo Babbitt. 1, Ed-
\v,\];i., 2. CiiAiit.Ks IL
IX. Xanry Maria, b. Feb. 14. 182:1; ni. Jan. 15, 1S4G. llavi/rn Linu; nnister builder;
jhe d. Sept.. 1849; (2) Aug. 1, 1S.5U, AVilliaiu B. Pardee, i. by 1st ra,: 1, H.vui'lN, a stu-
<]eDt in V. ('.; \sas drownedat Dul)U([Ue. while on a We.stern excursion tour. 2, CtKOuGK,
i. bv2din.: 3, ^VM. SniANTON, b. Sept. 1G, 1800. 4, F.\nxik Bisiior, b. Xov. 3,
18GE
X. Caroline Beers, b. Sept. 15. 1S2S; d. Jan. 1. 1881-; in. Jan. 4, 185S, Frederick
Brouson.
41154, Mai*y English, b. Sept. 29, 1744; d. X. Hav. of yellow fever, Oct, 9^t,
1794; m. June 13, 1771, Cajn. r>avid Pliipp.s, b. Falmonth, Me., Aug. 2, 1741; d. March
2G. 1825. An officer, U. S. X., Rev. war. Bro. of Soh)ino;i Pliipps [3]=
I. Mary Pliip]>s, b. Aug. 21, 1772: m. Samuel, s of Rev. Sumuel Bird,* Y. C.
1776: d.l822;'went to Birdville, (Ja., where she d. .v. /. abt. 1821. He m. there li lady of
<ia, for 2d wf.
II. Sarah Philips, b. Xov. 2G. 1774.; m. Rev. Josejih Mix (half bro. of Jonatb.an
Mix), minister at Suliirdd, Conn., wliere .slie d. .s i. abt. 1819.
III. Elizabeth Phipi>,-, h. Ajjril 8, 177G; m. ItrOO, Jared Manslieid.
IV. David Phi]>])s, b. Jan. IG, 1778; drowned in X". \. harbor Aug., 1822; unih.;
huried in Trinity chh. yrd., noi1h side, middlr-.
V. Roger 'Peering Phipps, b. July 28, 1782; d, <d' yellow fever Se])t. 25, 1794.
411543. Elizabeth Phipps, 1'. Aj-ril 8, 177G. After m. rem. to Cincinnati. O.
.A pub. letter, written l)y Henry lb. we. mivs: ■•Cincinnati never held, T\or X. llav. })ro-
•duced a more queenly woman. Slie introduced the custom of Xew Year's calls in tlie.
former citv." She d". at Fishkill Landing, X. Y., Ainil 12, 1850; m. in X. ITav. by Rev.
Bela Hubbard, .Marrl, 2, E^OO, Jared .Alansfield. " b. X. Hav., Conn., May 23, 1759; Y.
C. 1777; taught school at X. llav. and after at Phila. Prof, at W. Point Acad. E:^b2-o,
during wliich jteriod he jjublished hi.s 2s matliemalical and physical essays, wliich gave,
him a high iio>itinn among tlie ^ci-niific men ni the country. About lb03 appt. by Pres.
Jellerson, Survy(u- (jeneral of the Xoiih West 'I'ei ritory. ui'i.n \vl;i<di he introduced and
perfected the pn-.-ent admirable system nf dividing tlie puldic lands by north and south,
■ea.st and west li'ies, into ranges, town.ship- and se-tions. This sim]ile jdan lias been of
•grea.t benetil to tie- rapid and easy settlement of the West. He res. .souu- time at Marietta
»Rev. Samuel l^ird was the first minifter of the Wlute H.wcn Society (North Chh,l from Oct. 15, i7.s«.
to Ian. 1.,, i7''c. isuccreoc! hy the R<-v. Jonie.li.i.n KHw irds, LVI),^ lb- ::i . {:'.) J^.nr.ih, d.HU, of John Prowl,
iiridhad: i, S.-iiuucl, who m. M.irv Phiptis, as alnve. 2, 'Ihomas, wliose s., ]a\\n Prodl Hiru, in, LyJii
Camp, and had a dau.. who m., nnich aL'.-^inst the will of her f, Joha Ridm:, chiof of t!io Chtrokce N.ition,
v.-ho WHS assassinated Innc 2z, ii^.,(i.--U hite' s J/ist.Coli o/' Or.. Isa.ic Bird in his .iccount of the Hire! f.nrn.,
ll-.c pro^fc-nitor of wliich was amonsr the early settlers of New Ensjland, expresses surprise th.U the liviut;
male P.ird.s scarcely e.xcecd fifty, and the lem.iles perhaps one thousand.
198 BUANCH OF JOXATHAX
t mill Ciiu-in!->!iti. In 1812 vesuincd the Profes.sorsLip .)t' Xutural I'liilosojjhy at W. I'nint,
I cojitinuod till 18"^'8, when lie n-turncil to ('iiicimiati. lU- d. wiiilr oii ;l vLsit to X. IIuv
! Feb. S, ISHO, a. 71 yrs. ]Jj. ])., Y. ('. 1S?5. His j.ortruil liaiigs in the Y. ('. Gallciy".
i Col. Mansfield was distiniruislicd I'm- van' aUninnimts and extraordinary Mallif.matiral
i >c»'nius, and I'or hi^h moral character, genei'usity ami siiiecuty. Manstield (,'itv, tlu! (,'o.
' seal of irielnnoiid ("n., 0., was named lor Idni." — Iloin's JliM. ('i)U. of 0.
1. Kdward l^e-^riiij:;- Mansfield, b. X. llav., ronii., Aug. 17, 1801; rt-ui. \vif)i his
r. \\hcn luit i'(air years old to Cinciiiriati, 0., then a niere frontier miliiary post; studied
lor a year or two at i};e Kj.is. .\ead. at Cliesliire. Conn.; ent(-red \V. P. >iil. Acad. INlo.
; and gained a gold \\:it.di olleri'd by his father (then a Prof, thr.) in c;isc he .should grad.
I among the fir.-t live, whitdi he did, raidcing the iUT-ond: decline.] an a}>})oinlnient in the
1 army; i>re],ared tor ( o!. at Fariuington, ('(.nu.. under Pev. lb-. Porter, father of I'nst.
. Xoah Porter of Va'e (."(d. (iiad. Princeton is-j-^, liead of his <dass (salutatorian). Stud.
law at Pilchtield. (.'onn.. at scliool of Jadge.-^ 'i'ai>))i!ig and Peeve. .Vdnntied to Conn.
bar lyi'o, l)nt soon )ein. to C'in., <>.'. and ])racticed in Co. with (). M. Mucin 11. .\|ii)t.
Prof, of consiit. hiu and L-i.st. in Cin. Col. ISoli, Imt soon resigned and abandoned legal
](ractiee. Ivlitor of the ri„, C/ii'O/ik-'f. iS'ifj-PJ; Ed. e,f Thr At!, is, iSlO-r)^: Ed. of t'lu-
Railroad ihrord, 18o4; to 187:3. Pong connected with the (7/^ (hiznttr; (-(jrresjiondent of
eastern ])eriodioals, esjie.'ially the Jy'."- }'"/•/■ Tin.is, undt-r sig. '• A "^'eteran Oiiscrver."
His inii)lished letters in the 7V//o.y and other journals during the darke.st period of the
AViir, were vei-y liopeful and did much to .susrain the sinking s]iiril of the north. Coin-
mLssioner of .Staiistics tor Ohio 18.")7-n7; Mem. of the French Sriciete de Stntisiiijue Uni-
ver.selle; I>L.P. from Mariejita Col. IS.jt; author of a Tnatlsi Oh Constit u(i,,hiil I. fur 18:;o-
i Political (Ira^riu'ir of a,,, r. -\. l^:-:"): Tlu Ia;!"1 U'liiltU. l)>itl,.^ and JJohditus ,,f ^Vnn.(n\
\ lS4o; JAfiofi^,,,. ll7»//ciV >ce(Y, 18-11); JlL-^t'Ti/ of i]u- ,Vi.vi<;iu 1 !'«/•. 1848; J //u/rf-v///"
I Kdnrnfinn, 18.')'.t: Dlsrouv-st- on thr Uti'ity nf ^f,itlu]ont^i'x, Mnno'ir>i <f Jkutiil 'J>roke, 18oo,
and numerous addresses on education, j.ojirics and literature. lVrsonull\ accjnaintid
witli a large- number of nu-n and wcnnen of great renown, lie began a work, considered
his greatest, entitled /Vr.se/,,// Mimoric.-<, the lirst vol. of which wa,- j)ab]ished in 187U bv
Pobert Clark A: Co. of Cin., (). 'J'his extends to Is'U, but it is su|)pos._-d anorher vol. has
been i>repared. He was a mem. of the I'resb. (dib.; d. 1S80; res. Morrow, O.; m. Marr
VV. Peck of Litch1i<--]d. ('onn.. who d. 18o7, leaving 0 sons; (i) Margaret, daii. of «-iov.
\Yor(hingt(in of Ciiillicothe, ()., who d. iti spring of 180::!. leaving :3 daus. and 1 .-on; she
was sis. of Sarah Worthingtou who m lion. Pufns King and had I'lifiis and 'Diomas.
I, Kj.)Waim>, d.'c, ■,'. CifAiM.f.s. Payma-ter P. S. X. H, So\, dec. /. bv -^d m.: 4,
I.Tl.r.tK, m. Rev. Air. Piidby. pastor Late- Sem. Pre.-ii. chh. ."j. Va.\.\. m. Cirarles
Moulton, dec. G, EutTir, unm. 7. Fii.v.vK, an otiicer in V . S. .\.
n. ' .Mary .\nn Mansfield, b. .Jan. 'Id, b80T, at Ludlow's Sta.. near Cin., O.; m. Oct.
II. 1825, ('has. Davies. b. \^■a^hii]gton, LiicLti. Id Co.. Conn., .bui. S'?, 17!)s! d. Sept., IS.
1876, at FLslikill Landing; adm. cad.et at \Y. P. lsl;i-l."); grad. and :ippt. Brev. 2d Lieut.
Art., P. S. A.: served on Post duty to Aug., ISPi; liom [_)ec. lo He.-, in New Fn^■]aud
states; inoni. to 2d Lieut, and trans, to engineer cin-]).s. and assitrned to dutv as instruc-
tor at ^V. P. until Dec., l.sic, when he resigned his commissiim in armv "and bei-ame
Princ. Asst. Pmf. .Math, in the W. P. Acad'. In Oct., 1821, Asst. Prof, of .\at. Philos.
In May 2:1. Prof, of Math, untd May, 18:57, resigned on aci-ount of ill health. In Europe-
till 18^9. Then Pnd'. of Math, in Trinity College, Ilartf. . till 1^11, when bronchial atf.
comp. resignation; seived on Poard of X'isitiits to \\'. P. Xov.. bS-H. ajjpt. a pavmaster
^with rank of major on tlie siaiV. Then ireasmer of the \A". P. .\cad.; h-ft arm'v Sept.
18-iri, and in 184S became Prof, of Math, a.nd Xat. Phil, in X. Y. Univ., for a short time.
Ill 18o7 Prof, of Higher M:itli. in Columbia Col. until .Line, isr.,-); n-tired from active
work as Emeritus Prof.; was greatly iiitei'e-^ted in all e(lucational intei-, ^ts, and was
I'res. of the M. 1,. T.'a.diers' As-o. His serie- of math, \vorks begun in earlv' lUe have
I)(>(>n for yrs. u>e(l in almos; e\-ery s(di.)o! and c.il. in this country ; A. .\l.. Wm's. Col. 1820,.
and 1824 by Princei,,n; LL.P. by (-iene\a Col.. ]84i). 1, Kr.iz.vr.K'rif, nt. Sept. 2o. ISlf)."
\^■m. (J. Peck, LL. 1).: b. l/irehtield. C(mn., Oct. Ki. is-^n. West Point Mil. Acad.'. 1844;.
I^ieut. P. S. 4'oii. Fng. ; r-signed ps.",.-,; A-.-ist. Pi'..f. mathenmtics W. Point lS47-ls."i.'';.'
Prof, of physics and engineeiing Piuv. of Mich.. lSo.v:)7; .\uthor of ]-j\ iii> ids of Mirfoni^
if-a, 18-")9: (htnlfs y^ttnrid Fhdos.'jdi/i. Isr,!!. and wiih Charles Davies VA. Math'. Diet, and
<"yc!o]). ,,r Math. Sciciice, 8 vo. bSo.") She <i. Miirch 2, 18(ii, h avini;- a son. 2, .l.vi;l-;ii
M.\.\SKii;ri), m. and has 1 ilau. :!. .M ,-\ !;\ . d. v. 4, Liili-,\ I Ik.mu i.tiw m llenrv.i.
^'■'"''!"C ^ii'd d. Dec. -J-, ]si;i, i.-avin.,- :; .- ,ns and ; dau. :,, Il.M;!;ii;T d v C Ih.^iet:
''•.111. Dr. (i. S. .Mhii ami lia> ;{ s. 7. Ai.UK.
ni. L!./.Hl„.th .Mansiield, d. inf.
IV. .hired Augustus Man-;ield, b. May 21. ISPk in X. llav.; d. inf.
rniPPS, EXGLISH. DAYIOX. 19'>
41155. IJaviuah English, b. Nov. 29, 174!); m. .\]'V]\ 24, 1770, Daniel.^ s.^ of
Elfitzer and Saraii (d'owe) Brown of K. lluv.; h. Nov. '■). 174:}. '•lie d. Oct. 9, 1788. a.
4."); hurt li\ lifting." In 17'JG adm. of Ihs e.st. givt- to Isiiac Brown, wdio was to luive
double. sliaVi"; Mi>\ Ilannali, surety; nine cbil. nnul. l)olow, living-. \n 1880 the widow's
dower cr t st.'dist. to Daniel Brosvn. I'lmlie ]?rown. Saruli Brown, Clarissa Brown, v.f. of
Jairuf; Sanford; Boswell Br<)-.\n. Mary Hemingway, %\ f. of W'ylli-, Isaru- Bunvn, .-\nvr
Brown, IMiila J?rown and Sarali Brown, the legal r.-p-^. of l[;ii\nali Brown.
I. Isaac l^.rown. b. Fel*. 27, Mil; m. Sarah , who d. in cliildbed, -Inly f>.
1813, a. ;32. 1, Sami-K!.; d. of crou]), Nov. U, Iso."). a. :\ yrs. 2, Ai,.mii;.\; d. of .-loii].,
Nov.'. ISOo, a. io iiios. H, S.s>UKi.: d. of choU-r;!. ^*]>\. ]>j, 180(3, a. ;5 weeks. 4, Da.xiki.:
d. of "cholera, Julv 20, J8ll, a. o nu-s.
II. llannah'l'.rown. b. Nov. 18.1772: d. of cons. Al.iy 15, 1797. a. 24.
III. Daniel l>rov.ii, h. Sejit. 11, 1774; d. April 10, 17>:2. a. 7 yr>.; whooping rough.
IV. Sarah Bro^\n, b. .\r.ril2:i 177(); unni,
V. lu.swell Brown, 1>. Oct. C. 1778: m. Nov.:-!, 1709, (his cous.) Mary l'hio-li>h
(/'///■f.); re>. Suliield, Conn. 1.Chai;t,i>. 2, Bkn.iamix. ::>, M aim a.
Vl'. Phila Brown, h. Aug. MO. 1780: unm.
VII ('h\ris-.a P-ro^vn; b. .hme 14, 178:3: in. Jairnf^ ^^anfovd.
VIII. Daniel Brown, b. Dec. 20. 1784; in. Prindle. (2) ; had large fandly,
of whom 1, .Iamks. res. Oraiiice, Conn.
!X. .\ner Brown, b. On.' Bl HSC: est, disr. 181') (called of East Hav,; wid. living)
To Na'nev Smitli, Sallv Br.iwn, Muria Tutths Charlotre ('hirli, Thonuis Blown. .V son.
DvNfi:!.", d. Se])t, 4, 1810. a. 4 wks. : (dudera.
X. Mary Brown, b. Dee. 21, 178S: n\. Nov. Ki, 1^00, Wyllis Ilemingv.-ay [6J.
4117. Isaac Dayton, b. Aug. :^0, 1720: shoemaker; ivm. to Newport, H. !.. as
soon a-- l74->: an.i d. Tlw. alit. 1800. Prominenr, aclive in tli'_' Keviduticn: Col. ui. Mil.:
J ,), Mary '-, wlio d. in N. 17!.!:J; (\\ill of Thankful Ibaton, pr.iv. Newlbav., 17S(i. inns.
dau. Marv DaviMi,^ rliil. hao. in N,
I. "isaae. 1.. June 14, '175:!.
II. BrnrdiiT, 111. . 1. POLl.v, lu. (ia,yn.,r lianlin.r. 2, D.U., in. ''apt. \^ aldron.
Loiitr 1^1. Sonird navigator, :3, Dau., m. Aih'u Jordan of Hudson. N. Y.
in. Henrv, (Capt.)b. 1751; d. 17'j2.
IV. Hezekia'h, removed to Hudson, N. Y. , of whi(di he was one of ihe tir.-t .-fttlor.s
and an incorporat .r, wa< >.ii relief com. and Lieui. of train band in K. I. in 177^: Tn._— —
1, Kitty, ill. Roh.-rt .lenkin.-. merch. 'i.JJn/., m. P..nu-iov White, (s. of Dr. W h.iTe,
Sup!, of insane .\svluni). 2, Lv.wis, d. unm :k I'oi.i.v. in. Wm. Gelsion, merch. of
Hudson; (2H'apt. Alexander Cotlin, jr.: many yr.;. a-t. of State Prison; .<•. ;'. 4, Joirx
H 5 II\lilUKr b. at II.; ,1. at Prime Kdward Onirt llou.^e, Va.. Sei^t. 18::'>G; m. Pieazer
Boot kr.vver h 1S02 at Canaan, N. Y. 1, Cor/nif F.. h. 18:]]; m. I81S, 4. P. T. Ingra-
haiu'of .Siilwauke... \Vis. : r-. Indianapolis, Ind. 2. Fr,fh rh-t, h. 1S:?:3: Cai)r. in 24th
Vi'is. Pa-e. : was .<"ver(dy Monnded at taking of Viekshurg and a. in ISO-l after battle of
Chattanooi^a of tvphoid fev.-r: unm. 'i, Waxhinnfun ln-l„,i. served in l'o;ifed<-rate.
annv and i)n one or-easion was engagvd against a Union force, in which it hai.pem-d his
,- brother Ca].t. Frt'derirk. was serving. 4, JA'///. 5, li'/'V'V'/" d. y.
V. Samuel, m. (iavn<'r. bolorm-in-- to a loyalist fam. in Nruporl whl<di leit tm'
Nova Scotia, wlnn-eshetaii-ht srho..': at' St. Johns. Wv d. in Suli.sl)ury, >;. C.
VI. Kli/abeth. m. Balfniir, a ]!arti.san Cok in X. C.. wIht.. h,. was^wayhiid
and killed bv tories. leavinu' hi.s family in ileiiressed eiiviim-tancs. She v.as Post Mi.s-
tresi of Salisbury. X'. C.. until hiu-dee.; /. among others: 1, An]>i;kw. 2, Pkocv. m.
Hudson llug]i'-sof Salisbury.
41171. Isaac Dayton, b. June 14,175:1; rem. to Hudson, X. Y., 1781, and d.
thr.;in. June 20, 1774, Sarah Iri^h, b. at X. Xov. Id, 175:!. (2) Sep,. -2, 17.^:1, .slaiilda
Oardiner of Xauiratuck. Conn.: i. h\ 1st m. b. at Xi'wport.
1. ls,-'.ac, Sept. ]:k 1775; d. unm.
II. John. 1>. June 2''.. 177l>: d.. !\4>., 1777.
in. John, li. Mav 25. 1777; d. -v. /.at Iiud.~on, X. "\ .: m. Maiy, .lau. ot 'i'iios.
Trowbrid-.-.' \\\\ of X."Hav. .
W (4iarlf> b. .Mav Id, 1770; sailor; blown oil his vessel at sea aiul drowm>d m
ISO!); in. Harriet Jacksnii'of Xew koiidon. I.Haiikmot. 2, CAi.'oi.iNr,. :-!, Cii aki.i:-,
b Julv :;(! l-o^; m. Sept. 10. l^;;l , Pii/abeth D.-v.ii.T Clark. 1. .l:^,i'!i JL.rn:. .\.
\6:V'-'m in' BruMklvn X. V. Au-. :5, INC.O, Amiie i;ii/,a Ui(diaids of Waies, I'.rilani: an
orgaui.st. 2, (/uir'l^s .1, ;i, JAav/ AV ,•-„/„//,, b. April bl, ls:i7; m. in B... Bol>ert kiud-
sav, tvpe founder: b. in S.-oilau'l; r.;m, to l-Minle.irg, S<:ot., and lives there. 1. .\b-\-
300 }?liAXCJI or .70NAT1IAX.
nnd.-r ,A ii-liii. L\ liclcn. o, Caroline ]);nt(>ii. 4. I.N'bcrt. A.Ji'Jin. r>, hulxlla Jhtxulie
1.. IVi) ,-). ]S-i2;]n. ill ]5. April 18. ISTI, Ih. .Ir-nan] Wilirtl. fron, Eiiir. 0, .hromr.
\. <iil,-s, b. Jan. 'J5, 1 TSii; iDi'idi. at liurl.-on, N. Y. /. hy yd tu. :
Vi. SiiiniK-l. 1). at PiiAid.. i\. 1.. Jinir 'J, 17>'1; owrnT ai\d master of several vessels.
la ]S75 lived on his lariu at Kid-ev/ouJ, X. .1., wliere Le d. .May llO, 1«T?., v.\. Ida Hiclcr
of N. V . • '. 1. Wjr.lTAM, li. X. V. ('.: iiis|ii-tU)r fm- lire ins. co. ; master of various
vessels; m. C'aroli)ie Street of Sullivan, X. Y.. i.siv. of Alfred Billiiig-s Street, the poet).
1, J(l((, jo. \Ym. <■'. (son of Alfred and Mary Baldwin) I'eck, his 2A Avf. lie ni. (1)
Eli/.abelh Davies. a 'j:v. dau. of Col. .Tared Mansfield {(UiJi'): he was b. Litchfield , T'oiin.,
Oct. 10. 1S'.J0, J'ruF.' Math, and Astr^nomv in C(du.nbia Coll.,\. Y C. 1 llenrv .■<'
•J, (Juy ]). -d, Ida ..1. ■ ' " ■
Vl"l. lienjamin, b. I),.c. 20, 1785: d. Dee. 30, 178o.
Vlll. Sarah, b. Jan. 24, 1787; iinm.
IX. .Matilda, b. Xov. 10, 178S; d. Jnly 10, 1791.
X. i^enjamin, ]>. Feb. 17, 1791; d. v): yellow fever at Havana, Cnba, abt. ISoO;
master <jf various vessels; ni. Joanna Bicker, >is. of his bro. .'■^aniied's wf.
XI. Edward, b. Feb. 17, 1708; mereh. and slii]) (diandler fnr luany years. As
police officer, was on dutv at the Astor I'lace riots in X. Y. C; afterw. capt." of ];o]ice; d.
Jan. n, 1874: ni. Jidla Ann P.irker. win. d. 1805. 1, Ji'i.tA, b. 1n24: d. 18-25. 2, Js.\ac,
grad. I'nio!! Col.: lawyer, firm Ihiyten >V Todd, X. Y'. C. ; register in bankruptcv for Oth
tlist. 0)th. 15th and lOt'h wards. X."Y. C. ); aldej-man for the 7th aid. dist. (ISfJl-.-/): authfjr
of "Surror/ati.-<:" m. Emeline, dau. of L'obon A. Barnard of Hudson, X. Y. 1, Hohrrt
Alix'r Barn((rd; n\\. Hart. Col. i860. 2, .Ivl'm. 3, Fjhrard Jlvgk Gardiner. 3, Mii,n
Pakkkk, b. 1821, (firm Ea.slman. Bigehiw i- .Daylon, ini])oi-ters, 425 B'dway, X. Y.); m.
Sarah F. Townsend. 1. frank, b. Aug. 13, 1851. 2, AlUrt J-Mstrnan, b. .Jan. 17, 1857.
3, /////'c'^/ CVv/rt^rr-//, June 9, l'^5G.
XH. Henry, b. Aug. 8, 1795; res. Chautauqua Co., X. Y.; blacksmith; was di-afted
from Easton, X. Y'.,aud went to Plattsbitrg. war of 1812; m. . 1, Sakah MAisrm.A:
m. Willard Wood, keejier of the Comity House, of Chau. Co. 2, Hakmet; m. — -
Bli.ss, mem. of Assem. tor Chau. Co.
-XII!. Matilda, b. Aug. 17, 1797: d. unm.
XIV. Gilbert, b. Aug, 20, 1709; was Port Warden of X. Y. C. ; .sailing master in
Pacific squadron in war for Union; bought laud in Mott Haven, ^■^■estch. Co.^X. Y., and
lives there; m. Evaliiu- Ostrander of Huds(ni, X. i'. : .«. i.
4118. Michael Dayton, b. June 4. 1722; C;i]-t. ; m. in ^^'ate^burv, Conn., Jan.
2'.l, 1740, Mehitable, dau. of Samuel Doolittle of Wall'd. She d. July 9, 1813, a. 87.
He was one of the founders of tlie Cong. clih. in Westbury, Conn.; Ca]>t. of Mil. and in
Kev. army. In X. Y. was taken sick with cam]) distemper and returned home to ^\'ate^-
tov.ii. Conn., A'.l'.ere he d. Se]it. 22. 1770, leaving considerable est.; some of his ss. served
in the Kev. war. The will of iMehitable I)ayton, exls. by s. Charles, Sept., 1813. nms.
.'=. Charles execr., David, Ju.^tus, Isaac, Samuel. Lxnian to have double share; Abel and
»iaus., Miriam, Mehitable, Lolv. Elizabeth anil Olive. Chil. b. in Watertowu:
1. Charles, b. Xov. 3, l"747.
n. David, b. July 23, 1749.
\\\. Miriam, b. Jan. 20. 1751; m. • — — Munson of Wall'd.
IV.^ Micliael. h. Sept. 11, 1752; d. F(d). 9. 1805; est. prob. in \Vaterbury; March
11, 1605, Justus Dayton and Amos Titus, admrs. ; ss., Charles and David, }>erhaps others.
ile m. Abigail, dau. of 'I'imothy and Sarah ((luern.sey) Foote, b. 1704.
^^ Justus, b. June 30. 1754; m: 1777, Hannah Titus.
Vi. MeliJtable, b. Sept. 11, 1750; m. 1780, Samuid Sevmour.
Vll. Eoly, b. .March 2], 1758; d. Jan. 30, 1830; m. Ann-s Titus.
Vlll. Elizabeth, b. Sept. 10, 1759; m. Ama.sa Mattoon.
iX. Isaac, b. May 30, 1701; nun t,. llarjKUsfiekl; d. Xov., 1812.
X. Samuel, 1). Sept. 27, 1702.
XI. Ijvman, b. Auir. 27. 1701: m. . 1, Isaac. 2, Samuel.
XIl. Abel, b, F,b. 28, 175G.
XI 11. ulivr, m. Munson.
41181. Charles Dayton, b. Xov. 3, 1717: d. Jun.e 22, lS:-!4; a. 87; farmer; deu.
ot the rhh. in Wat.; noun. Conn.; m. Sej.!. ;'0. 1773. Ascna'h c,i- Irie.^*. <l-iu. of Dni:iei
:«>id li.uma.b J mid Guernsey, b. Sept. 19, 1756; d. Feb. 27, 1788. (2) Eli.'.abeth Semou
<>5 \Na-hiagton, Conn.; 1.. 1755; d. Jan. 9, 1844; a. 89.
1. Piuymest, b. Oct. 17. 1774; d. Mav 23. 1S2G: m. 1798, Sarah Brvan, who d.
•^"K- 21, 1804. (2) Dec. 8, 1308 at Ilarpersfieid, Jerusha Smiih; b. at Haddam,' Conn., Jan.
DAYTOX. 201
I
11. 178G; d. .laii. .j, is,",n; 1, HAiniir.T, 1>. 1>it. 2,1,1708; d. Feb. 24. ISO.'j. 2. Duy.^n,
b. Jiilv ;?(), 1nO(1; (1. Si'i.t. 15, ISl,-); m. l.vdin C-jplfv niid liiid 7 cliil. o.Sauah, U. Jan.
12, ISO;-;: (1. v,„)!i. /. "ny id in.: 4. )5i;"nni.t; S..i). Mny 2, ISO!); d. Alay21, lN2ii: in.
Sarali Ann F()(/tf. 1, I'h.ijun st. 2. J-j'nn 'i i,il. V), UnUliji. \, J.n,>i ■■<. ."i, ]':i).MrMi O. O.
Sm;\h.-\. 7. I[ai!1;i!.i ('. s, Su.m.ki: 11. 0, No'.imax S. ](),.) am i-.s S. ]],Z\(ii.v-
Ki \i! N\"iin-.MAN. ]2, IfiJiA.M !<iiKLDox. 1:!, S 1 i;riij:x ]•". M, Aui.i.tm: .Iektsilv.
II. Cliarlrs, li. Sept. 17, ]77(;; rem. to llari)fisfitdd, N. V.; fanner; iii. Polly
Siiiiili (pis. f)l' .K-!P.vli;,). 1, ('ffai:i,i:s I^nwix, M. D.: n-;. l^crne. .M!)any Co., .N. Y. ; in.
l-'nidciicc Chfshro and had 7 diil. 2, (i'!:!*];!;)'. A. ?,, Ciixrx'LKV. in. Lydla lliainenl.
re.-i. Alliaiiy. 4, J7r-.i/.A. m. Sniitli l/aml); rc^. 111. ."), I'di.iA' Ann, in. John Shaler. ti.
]MA.\A>rn,LA, m. l^bcn S.'.'Iy; n's. Thoomc Co.. X. Y. 7, V.iA.ciw, <\. y. 8. lliy.rKiAii.
m. Catharine IIolTinan. U, Am, ex, d. y. 10, 17.mii.V, lu. j<e\niour ^\■el!.>ie; res.
llariK'isfifdd.
HI. Mary. h. Nov. 11, 1778; d. at Manche.^ter, Vt.^ iM.. 3, ]809; m. July 4, 17!i;),
Jami't.. s, of Jam. s and I'Ainice (Collins) HieK-ox, 1>. Nov. 2G, 1780: rem to Yt. and \va.-
for niaA.iy yr^. ;i mairi^trale in Mam-lipsler. lieiuiin^-ton Co.; farim-r; one child. 1, Naxci'
.S.. h, Ainil 8. isoO; rriurned to Wateitown, and m. LV-e. 8, 1818, David MaJlooii anrl
liad <i rhi!.
]\ . Ro\;ii>.i, i.. N..\. 17. 17^1; m, P-'trr .Marieii ot \V.: renu to Ilarpersfield, wliere
li- d. She is now livinir: a. 'X). 1, Kmj;i,ixk, in. lluli IV-ivis. 3, PO],t,y, m.
Bristol. ;l I)<)i;()TiiY. m. \^■esley (iihhs. 4. Cii.vKi.KS, m. Mary . 5, .^sj:NA'ni, m,
Stejjhen Maynard: r*--. Stamrord, X. V. G, IIaxxaii, m. Stephen Maynani. 7, Ji i,i.\,
iTi. ■ Cowley.
^". Cluumcey. h. March, 1783; d. Au;:. .">. IS.V?; m. .Maiy, dan. of Xoble and
Mai>iar''i (Judd 1 At v.-.;i.l of NYalcrt. He wa,-- a farnn-r; just . of the jieaee. 1, (. ifAVX-
■(•KY Lkwis, h. Feb. IH. L^I.k school t<M( her, constable, iiist. of i he P. ; fanm-r: ni.
Apr!'' !i, ]S"5U. Martha A. Paytoii; (2iSu.-.:ii) .\. I >ay1on, dau, of bis cousin Tvunian.
2, PoiLV, 11. 1817: m, is,',(», .Aaron Feiin of Plvmonth. Conn.
YI. Matthew.
YIl. John (!uiri;-e\. lu. . 1. MA'iTiit:w, b. at Jefferson, X. 1'., 1811, res.
Buffalo: Chief Clerk in Erie Co. Cicrks oflice many years. 2, Lkwis, b. 1820; grad.
(.-reiieva Med. Coll.; mem. of Assembly; >rayor cd' Butfalo, 187:1-5; m. Craco Hawiey, dan.
of Canal T'ommi-sioner. 3, CifAiii.Ks M., (M. I).); res. ButlVJo. i. bv 2d m. :
VIII. .As.'nath.
4.-1185. Justus Dayton, b. June 30. 17."54: Capt. in Wcw army; d. ubout 132,"),
in. June 1<,>, 1777, Hannah 'litiis, who d. al l)aytonviiie (a ]'art of the village of V\'ol-
■cottville) Feb. 1835.
I. Spencer, b. Oct. 21. 1778; res. Ciienango, X'. Y.
II. Kussell. b. 17S(I; d. >it Winsted, Conn., a. 72; m. and had several ehil., of
vliorn: 1, CiiKstKH, m. Julia Ann Parsons of FnionviUe, Conn,
111, Khoda. b. June 19. V7S2; d. .\;ur. IT., ]7r'2.
IV'. Jonah, b. July 31,1783; farm(>r; rem. young to 'i'orrin.irton. Conn., bought
land and built a housi' 18d9-10; upon this land stand the l'ev>' dwellings comprising
Daytonville. He l>uilt a saw-mill 1831. In 1^^34 his son Arvid jnit u[i the shop wliirli
witli subsequent additions became the organ factory. He m. Polly l"'lint. 1, Aitvn>, b.
1814; a great lover of music from his earliest years; his mother having a marvehnis
memory for poetry, and love of song. He easily learned to perform on various instru-
ments when (piite young and was mainly instrumental in getting the first band oiganize<l
in ^Vok•ottville, Conn. He began to build pijie organs in 1840 but soon turned to n'ed
instruments and is belii'ved to be the first who Imilt organs of this kind in America, and
he is really the invi-nioi- of a large ])roportion of the improvements that Irave been madi'
on Ihem in this coiii.try. He also invented a wrw jirinriph' for tuning organs, known as
the Tuner's (iamut, in eMen--i\e \i-,e. lie never look (jut jiatents for his inventions but
freely exhibited them for the purpose of selling the instruments. Others ad<ipted them,
forming <-ompanies with large caf)ital to make organs with lis improvements. Some of
the most finished workmen in the largest manufactories in the country learned their
trade of lum. The most important improvement ever made in reed organs was .-i supe-
rior anangement of the ived boa'J the iiriiicijde of which was tlie subject td' a great law
suit in 187G between Pihy Burdeit of l]rie. Pa., and Jacob Estt^y of Braltlebce.-o. Vt.
Tills improvemeni Mr. Dayl.iu invented ami had used some twenty years: wlu<4i was
clearly shown tiy the lion. \\'\n. \\ , lv,-;irts in hi^ speech in fh.-it case before tlie P. S.
drcnit C(Mirt, and aNo in the spiM-(di of the lion. lOhnui'd Burl-.i . tin' celeln-iiTed ]i:aent
lawyer. Mr. Burke said of .Mr. l>avto!' that " In- wat- on:' of the earliest, mosi original
Jjnd jngenins inventors and improver.'- of the ired organ who has evi-r ajipearcd in this
'202 BRAXCH OF JOXATIIAX.
(•(uintrv." Ono nC )iis instniiiients made 7iiiict<'eM yt'iirs bd'orc containiii',' all ttj- i--o!ii-
hiiialio'iis of luusiral capahilitirs of the ipfrini^iiii; or^i-a.n vais exaiuiiU'd by coun.-cl and
t)llicrs and still uiadf good imi-^Ic. lliougli it liud ncv.T liccp. rc|i;!iri'd or oven tiim d. " It
is b<di(!Ved,"' said Mr."l5urki\ "that few if any dtlitT nvi] OYix:\u< liave vwr t'vhiijJTcd
siirh a reiiia.i-kablc end iirancf. * * ■•■" A nnbb- li'si inionial tii llu' genius and fidelity
of its invi-iitor and nialuT. ^ '" "•■' A. tli(iioii;;li tt.-si of tin.' workmanship and niatorial
us(.-d in its cnnstraction. Tliis was one of th'/ (arlitst i>ro(l net ions in tin- art (d' origan
iiiakiii.ir in the U. S." Mr. l)aytoii r»s. iu Wcdcottvillc Conn., engaged in tiie niamifai;-
Iiir.- of or;rans, nudodians. ]iianos, etc. 2, Maiki's. a Union siddir-r.
V. Nhdutable.
\I. ]3uola]i.
^ 11. llf'urv. 1. Si'KNCKU, b. 1N~'0; stnd. law in (fo^hen, Conn.: rem. tc; \\'. \;v.,
and has been j-'rosi viiting Attorney and Staic Senat<n-. 2, I.Kwis, b. 18:17; eidi.-^l.'d in
C<i. 1), Iltii Conn., and killed at i>atth' of Sharpsbin <;■.
\11!. .!ust\is. (A Justus 1 )avton went to the war as Kaud-iuaster.
IX. (.'hester. (Win. Davton. h-ader of the Wol. Curn.-i band in b%0.)
X. Arrliil.ald. a M.-;b. Vlass leader.
XI, Eii/.abeth.
41186. Mohitablo Dayton, b. Sopt. tl, n.V-; m. May is, ITSO, Sanund S.;y-
innur, r<'s. Watertovv-n (Jonn.
I. Samuel Seynif>ar, lu. Lura Tayhr.
II. -James II. Sevmour, carciag-e niak-er: d. in W. Nov. .1, lST'.i;- ni. IS'S')-. hdora II.
Hud.son [///,/,;]. 1, CriAtii.T.s H., h. Ajnil 2i\, 1^37; m, Marv Jndd; {2} Jan. :!, ISBO,
Susan Isbelj.' 1. A'ir,' Ji. . U-z. II, m;r^. '2. E'l:rii, J.. Vv]). 10, ISTI. i), Ciiaim.OTTK
IT.. Mandi ."i. 1SS3; m. ISijS Tri Cbureh.
111. 'i'nanan Si-ynioui', rn. Clarissa I'am raft. 1, (Jkc^U';!-:.
411861. Samuel Seymour, carriage maker in Wolcotiv. ; m. 1S12. Lu;a, d.m.
of Josi'pli Tavlor.
I. .kili'a, b. May ^i. isf:',; m. M^y, 1S:;|, Sainuel Brooker.
II. i\Iaria. Oct. -.'1. isi.";: m. Martin iJrookcr.
III. Marv, March 11. I^IS: m. Daui.d lioberisnn, i^^) S^unud Burr.
♦ IV. I'diy.a, b. iMav •2^^. isvf); m. Nov. 3, 1S41, Lyman Wctmore Coc-, b. Jan. 50, ■
1820; Prcs. of the C'M-" r.i.i-s Co. of Wolcoitvillf, Conn". His business has recpiired him
to make several tii]is to Ihtroiic: ic]i. in Conn. Leg. \'''A~) and ISoS; senator of th-- 5th
(list. iNi'c..' and of tlie ].")th in IcTtJ; Pres. oi ilu- I'onn. Scnulc. pro. lem.. lS7i). (Sec steel
portrait and biog. \n Hiyf. of Tonhifitnn . i'lnm.) 1, A 1)KI,aii->i-; Ih.iz.s, b. 0(d. sHl, IS}."):
m. \\m. }I. Cxodfrev of N\"aterbury, and had J/ez/v/, b. July V.\. 1S70. 2, EnwAun TiK-
M-u^ ]>. June 1, iSdd; m. Oct. M, bs73, Lclia, dan. 'of Ann.s"U'heeler of \V(dlcotvilIc. 3.
I'l.LA Si:vMr>ri;. b. k"eb. 24. b'^-Vi; m. Oct. 21, 187-1. Tie-mas J. Ni(dH)ls of Ib-ooklyn. N. Y.
V. Frederi(d< .1.. b. Oct. Id, ls24. Kngagcd with the Waterburx JJrass Co. fri>m
lS-17 to ISO'J. the later years as superintendent, which position he gave uji in ansM-er ti>
I'res. Lincoln's call for 30l),0i>r); raised a company bn- the 14th regt., and >\as elecied 1st
Ideut.; i>arti(dpa,ied in nearly all the (-ngagements of the Ai'nty of the Potonmc. For
j.'-ood conduct at Antietam, ])romoted to he Cu]rt. of Co. (i.; commission bearing anniver-
sary date of that battle. After battle ol Lredriidcs!nirg liad typhus fever, billowed by
fe\er and ag'ue, and was homn-ably discdiarged for disability. He then turmnl Iii-s atten-
tion to manufaciuring- enteiprises in \\'<deottville, mg-ani'/ing the Seymour Manfg. de, f'>r
iij)luilstery, liarihvare and metal iioods, whi<di became iinally, in 1ST3. the 'I'lirner and
Seymour Co. Ho has made many im]'iovements in nu'lals anr] w orki ng a]ipliances,
Jiniong the iiinst iiiitabb' of ■\\dneli i.s the imjirox-ed machine for spinning- ne-tals.
II'- JLas securi'd many patents on impro\ cmenls. ddirough bis in\cstigai ions tin- atten-
tion .,!' lii^. l,[■,,.i,^_l;^vv, Lvman \\'. Coe, wa-< tui ned to nnxiiufai-tiuing e;-.ter]iri-es. which
resulted in till- puridiase of the brass ndll i>ropei !y. the siiciess (d' whi(di has added
largely In the prosi->erity <d' W. (Sei- ]Mirtr.-iit iu ( hrnti's l['>t . Tor.) He m. .\ue-. 2''^.
l*t'-i'.), i'dorimiue M. Migeon, b. IS'Jo, in Sedan. I'h.iece; dau. of Henri and Maria Loni-a
(Beaudelot) .Mie'i-ou, who caiue from llaiconrt, Prance, to .\iiierica iu isjl). 1. Pi;i:i)-
i-itKK H., law stud, in Detroit, Mich. 2, Makia L. 3, KissKi.t, A., d. Nov. 14. lS."it''.
4. Iviiiii: V,.
•iilfi, Deborah Dayton, b; Aug. S, 1724; d. M..y 2n, \>i\';. a. IKlyrs. l-..r.s,v-
eral years Ijel'ore her d. had been the (dde--t ])erson in X. Hav. Sa.w her l'I. ut. g'. c am!
tier surviving de.sc. of four generations were just e(pial in number (i*:i) to i he years of her
ble She partook of the holy i-ommunion with nu-mla-rs (d' four general ions of lierdesc.
loid I'rnnouticed Iter blessiny; on three of the 5th generation. She could remember v.dien
DAYTOX, SEYilOUK, MANSFIELD. 20'^
there \vi,.s l,ut one liousv of public ucrship iiiid l)ut one luinist.T in \ Hav • \vho,i
them was not one painf.-d liousc. n.u- one pane of sash £rla>;s. u<>v on,' riflin- eliair in tli,.
towu; Mlieu all the lor..iKU tra.le eu.i.joyf.] but two small vessels, and wlien the lirst
timber Vy'^ hud for the -long- wharf." '• Fua.u-al eulo<ries," savs the Coun. .Jn„rnn!
of June.., ]S1. Ironi whic-h the above fa.ts are t.k.n, -'an- too fnHju.-ntlv extravac^ant
but the wr, er bvls r.>n,pell..d to say that if the uniforju prartiee of hiduMrv, prudenn-
haehtv auJ b-ie-volence, -priugin- from vilal pi,-ty. .b'scrves the esteem of fdlosv
morta!s,,let the memory of tin do. oas^d be regard.,!. S],r w.s an nn.-on.mon wonuui iu
her day. s out and robust m t.^rm, of strMn;^. wdl l,alaur,.d mind of eKecllent iud--
nieul, and a vein of ]>l.-a^unT luimor. IntelH-.-nt j.ruph- fn>n. a di.sfan<-p -ou.-ht h^r
society to enjoy i.er on,i,nnal. indepeMident and shrew. I ivmarks. She was familiar with
tl.e bible, with writin^^s of Flav.d Baxt.T, h:dwa^.l^ and iJ.dlamv; ],ad ,s..,.n :,„.! .■,n,-
versed with \Vasliin^non, and had heard W hitlield j.rearh. Sh.> ];(>re lier L.u- illiip^^ of
neatjv hve years with patien._ re.i-nati.ni. In an.swer t.. an in.juirv unr,- put"^ to In-r br
The K..V. Dr. Mason, sh,- rej.lied: - ITavint: throuo-], divin.- -rra,-,. i;,.,.„ able to resist the
jdtarksnltlu. advrsary for n.-arly sixty v.-ars, 1 >1k,11 not h. hd, to fall into his hands at
last but feo] sure oi viet„rv thnMi,.ru i),,. .-ru.-iliod, ri.sen, ivi-nin.- and all ron.|u..nii.r
Kedeenipn si.,- m. 1 ,-l.>. ^atl,an, s. of iVa. .]...,aihan >lan..iiel,I ,.f X. ]L,v b Man-lT
r.bS; d. March IM. ] rs;l He lived in tin- h.uise built bv his father in ITMl "whi(d-
stooduutiUSTl. when it was removed by J.,. seph E. Shetilidd on wle.^e e-fite it st.>,,d"
toinakerooml-.n-the'-Shemehl S-icain.- S.dio.;] ^niMin^■.•■ Xa.han Mansti.-ld wa^ a
l.mibst m thr. revolution, and during th,' Hriii..], -a-.-upati,,.? „f X. Hav in Julv 17;4
many_.vh,-s .sought refuge in his house, and under Ids hosj-iiabh. nxd' were protecte.l
from injury and insult for tw,,,lays and one niuht. or during tin- oe.'uprdion oi^ X Hav
by the enemy. His bro., Kev. Kichard Mansfi;i.l. I). D.. who uls,. was a lovalist'jn \C
N H"v""i'sU ' '" "''"^ "^'' ""'^ "'''" '"''■'■■'" '" ^^''' ^i-'lh>ati..n u{ Trinity chh. (Kpis.) in
I. Mary Mansfield, b. Dec. 14, 174o; m. Isaac )}eers
11. ]a>is Mansfield, b. April V?,, 1747. in. AVui J.vcm
III. Xatban Mansfield, b. Nov. ;3a, 174^; Living lu tlie Derbv r.;,ad; m. an.l ha.i a
large fani (A Xat .an ManMield ni. March 0. 177.-., Anna Tondinson and ha.i. 1 . .) u;K.>
July 11, 1, ,.). i. Bktsky, Dec. 1. 1777.) ^'- . ,
IV. ■ V\dlliam Man.sfiehl, b. Ma.rch -J'.l. 17.'.0.
y. Achilles Manstield. in. 177!', Susan Elliot.
yi. Susanna IMansfiehl, b. Sept. 23, l7.-)i;; in. Major I
Vll. (i lover Mansfield, b. 17tj7
^■lli. i:iisha :>;ansfi,dd. d. unm.
>uie;
socjable luatrnns. one of wh„m was .Mrs. B,.,.rs' grandtn.nh.-r. 'I'hev oft.-n met at irrand-
ath.M^D.-a. Mansfie ds. Mrs. Beers wa. a born hi-t.u-ic g,-nius, tJicin:;- inieie.l ' whih-
the otiier gran.i.diiblrea look lu.n.-. in curi.ms narrailv I'S wbi,di weiv the ;,,od an,' .leli.dit
ofhermmd. She believed that all tie .hul-es were bu. h.-re.' i.saac i5,.rs was a
bookseller and Pres. of the okl New Haven Ba.dc from 17!)S 1-. \HVl. His will names
bros. Ellas and Nathan Beers, neph. Isaac, s. of Nathan; si.s. Sarah Pierp,.nf n,.pi,'
^^S^l^^^.i^'f::';^:^^'^^,:'' ■7'S;kincdbvBr.,ish.nX.Hav.,Ju!y5,x;:.;,n.Han,.d,
1. Isaac, m Maiv Miinstiekl.
Hu^"nif' ti.'rin^od^/l^ll;^^^ ("Tf ^^^"^'^^ '^■^^'^> ^'^ '^^^ ^- '-3, a. ,.. ,, E, ,..nK.,:; ,n , Stephen
ofth"v^/;;n"h\^MU'\''''= 'fT°^ '" ^": ''m^' '%^"^' (Uiards. with Arnold to n„ston; Dca.
(' ln!,l 1, K V ■ '-M-4v: ci. a. Q..j; ra. i.ai. .Mary Pliulp.s, ^s\^o d. iSm, a. oR.
\ew Hav H .'rhnr' ^^-Vfrv- '■^•'^■^^^■^^•''■-^^ H.nye. who d. on hi., ves.sel v.hile .-ntcrin^
.^e^\ Mav llarl>or. She m.(2i,I,has b'.illwe:!; i. bv isi m.: i, Han-..\i,, m. S..lonioii Cc.l'is 2 Svpm.
WM, with f r.nnah, m. Amos (s. of kobcrt and bro.-of Kb-oncleri Townscn. . i /« m c s.^'cr'c^- n4"v"
X)0.i 15RANCII OF .10XATHAX.
i lie/; JliAvc; (\\L Sanili Nicliols of Strat fold, %\lio ^v;^-^ to have, in addition to a!,n'''iniPiif
I licf. 111., inv slip in 'I'linity (dili., el'j.; srr. .■liil. i.ciiiiix" ill and Woo^tt-r, roas. Isaar-
f 15.>i''rs s. oi' Josiali, lat,' of Stratford, an<l now res. in-ar Cayn^^a ].al-:e in X. "^^ An
I ao-n-ein.'nr li.-:twecu lie/., llowo and inysrlf, dated Aui;-. '.2;), ISO'.), he to have lialf the
' sNtU in trade on ii:;\-ii)t;- nie .'v:!00 jier annnia ihuiii-:- niv life, etc; to Pros, and Fellows
I of ^lale College, all "lu v")iiv.]ie)ty iu the to\Mi of Holland, ( )rl.-aii.'< Co., Vt., consisting of
j five shares aiui a fraer'ioji and ri>;hts, to he applied in siip))orl of a mediral institution in
I said eolle-v.
\. Sallv :\!:iria Imm-.s. h. ITO"): m. ITS'"., ^^ln. ('. l.^thngw (dl.
11. Elizahclh Beer.-, b. 17(;7: m. Col. .losopii 1,. \\'u:-»lcv.
\ 411911. Sally Maria Beers, h. lT(i.');d. Aug. ••2."), lS;]U,a. Ooim, ITSHhyKev. At-hil-
' Ips Mausliehi, ^^'In. V. i^ellingwtdl ; grad. Y.C. ne.Kt day; 1). Sept., 170."); d, (Jet. 2o, 18;'l,
a. Oil; (he was the tddfst s. of Col. Ciirisropher heliiiigwell of Norwich., Conn., who was
V. M of Nor. terap. Washington's adm. ) rem. to X. Y. ITfio ami was partner with He/..
IJeers Pierjiout: reinriied lo X. llav. l^nO; lived on tlic cor. of Cliaj"-! and 'J'.- ni])h; sts., in
house built hv Jared Ingersoll, afterwards owT\ed and oecn])ied by the Street family and
now known as the "Foote House." "Ho was tlio ricliest citizen of X. llav." See Xfr
Englahd(i',^-Mu, ISS'i, poprr hi/ Ji' r. Dr. ]hj<-oii.
I. Isaac Beers Lefiiugwell.
11. Wni. Coit Lefhugwell, b. Dec. ^o, 178N: Y. C. Is'o; ; A. M. isil ; d. Jan. 5. 183;>;
in. Sarah S. Dunham, b. "April 12, 17'J8; d. Dec. l:h lsi;2. 1, Enw.\J!]) Dkxham, d.
,lune IH, ls;;;a. a. IM. ".?, ALVin:]) FKia>iyAM), d. Aug. lO, b'^^s. a. N. '6, S.\KAir C.ako-
■ i.iN-r;. d.. .hiue t'O, ls;;0, 'a. 4. -1, TnF.O])!^.!!-; Ai.KXAMn;i;. <1. .Tune 11, IsJlO, a. flinos..
I (iiTave-stone insc. in the Lefiingv.oll lot, and sup. lo be cliil. of \\'\i\. Coit lyetlingwell.
; "" HI Carrdine Marv I.eilingwell, b. .\pri! 30, 17!.lO; ni. Augu.stus R. Street.
i IV. Isaac Beers Lellingwell, b. July 17, 17U2; d. Oct. 1, ]S:i^,, a. 43.
V. Sallv Maria. Lelliuirwell, tv.-jn with Isaac, d. .Ian, Ml, isHG; ni. Timotliy Dwight
^Villiams, b. March, 1794; d. June, 1831.
\\. Lucius Wooster LeffingwelL b. Sept. -m. 17!)(;; V. C. 1814; A. M. 18M: d. Feb.
1875: ni. Jan. 11, l8l9. Olive Douglass Starr, b. Norwich, Conn., May 5:1, 17t)G; d. Oct.
29 183(1 1 Wuj.i.^M, b. Nov. ."i, 1819; res. San Francisco, Cal. 2. S.VK.\ii Bkiiks, b.
March 13, 18-2CI. 3, Hf.NUY. b. Sept. 21, 18-.24. 4, Dorai.Ass, May 17, 182(i. 5, Cmtis-
■ 'ropiii'K Staki;, Dec. 1(1, 1S:;7; 'I'rinity Col., Hartf., 18.")4; F,]es. clergynian at (-.'ardner.
Me.; ni. Oct. 7,' is.')7, Catharine B.. d'au. of Ciiarles I!, and Eleanor (.\rHistrong) Alsop
<^>f jliddletown, Conn.
! VH. Edward Henrv Loftingwell, Y. C. 1^22; M.D. 1824; Prof. Clvein. Xr.t. Hist.
«iK! GeoloiTv in Univ. of Mo., anf! Prof, of Cheni., Phar. and To^!c. in Med. Col. of
' Memphis, 'fenn.; rem. to X. Hav.; Pres. N. Hav. Col, Hist. Soc. ; ni.
41191i;3. Caroline Mary JJefringwellj b. A])ril 30, 1790: d. Aug. 24, 1877;
in. Augustus Uu.-.-ell Street (s. of Titus), 1>. Xov. T), 1791; Y'. C. 1812; d. .]une 12, ISilG;
inv. ^177,000. He lived where the Xev, Haven Hou^^e now stands, cor, of College and
<"hapel sts., till he gave the projierty to Y, C, His endowment of the Y. S<-hool of Fine
, Arts amounted to ^280,000.
i 1. Caroline Augustus Street, b. Aug. 24, ISUI; <h Auu'. 2-'!, 18(53; in. Andn:w Hull
! Foote (s, of Hon. San'uiel A. and Eudocia'lluil Foote*), b. in Cheshire, Conr... Sept. 12,
! 180G, liis 2d Avf. ; he m. (1) Caroline Flauv. who d. 183^, a. 31. Acting Midshiimian
i 1822; next vear was sent in the scliooner (iranrpus to cruise against the West India
i pirates; Eieut.1830: Comnuiuder 1852; Fhig.Lieut.of the Mediterranean S()uadron 18:53, and
i in is:^8 as 1st Lieut, of the John Adams circumnavigated the globe. While statione<l at
lh..- Xaval Asylum, 1841-3, lie prevailed on many of tie- innuites to give up their spirit
\ ration>: and later in tlie Cuniberhnid he continued hi'- eifnrts ami (hdivered besides an
j "•xti-mporaneous seimou every Sunday to the crew. In 1849-.52 he cimimanded the brig
1 Perry on the African coast, engaged in" sui)]iressing the slave trade, and in 1S.')4 published a
i v-oik on tlie sul)j'-i-t, Africn a ikI ihi Aim rirti n FIcj. In c(mimand of th.e shvip Fortsnioutli
I :it Canton, Ciiina, 1S,^(;. ju.st before beginning of hostilities between England and China.
! he i-xritcd himself to ]irotect Am rican property and was tired ujion by the barrier forts,
I An ap;dogy being denumded and refused he att:ud;ed tin- bu'ts with the i'ortsmouth and
i C.-vaiM, The foris w i-re four in loimber with granitr v. alls and seven feet thick, mount-
' ing 17',: -uns and uurrisoneil with 5,000 m.Ti. Aft. r makir,g a lM<-a<h in the largest of
•S.muicl .\. Koole, b. Cheshire, Conn.. Xov. 8, 17S0: V, C. 1797; M. C. from Conn. 1S19, ':2i, '73, '15,
n. '-n: U. S. S. ic.:!7-3v, (iov. Conn. i«-!.(-35; aullior of the " Foote Resolutions" which p.-xvc rise 'o
m; i,Tmi,us Wc-bstur-Haync deljaie in the V. S. S. He d. 1S46. a. 65.
BKKTIS, LEirrxmVELL, MAISSI'IELU. 205
the foits lu> l:u\(U'(l witli ~'>'l) s:tiIor>. and cariifd it by storm; tlu' rcir.aininf'; i'orts wcrc^
also carried. His loss was -!<) men. 'I'Vn' <'!itniy In-t ali'ml -lliO m(i\ Icillcd and wdiindrd.
In Jnlv, Is'iil, 111' was made Ca])t. and in Si ]it. Kla^- Ulliccr of the Motilla in wi-^tern
wnti-rs". Ill ]'"eli., ].^i>-, he sailed from Cairo willi .-cvc-ii ii-nn Iniats to attark Fort 11' nry.
Without waitin;: t'oi'(iraut In- attacked at noun on the Gth and took it in two hours. ()n
the. 1-lth he attacked i'ort 1 Vmnlson, luil \s-as ci-.in pcllcl to haul off. lie ^vas licri- severely
wounded in the ankle hy a fiaL'inent oC a 04 ]M>urnl shot. 'I'lience he i)roeeeded on
crutches to l)esiei:,'e Island Xo. 1(1. Al'ti'r its rediicliwn he returned to New lla\('n to
reirain his h.ealth, and was made (''hiel of the P,ur( au of r"(|uii)i!ient and liecrniiino-.
j\]>poiuted r.ear Admiral July ;! I. ] St)-, and, to -.uc-ceed ]{i-jy Ad'nind Dujioiit in com-
mand of the S. A. sijuadnm; Ijtit his liealth was too nunh broken for further service,
lied, at the re-idence of" his l^rotlier Ilnn. .lolm A. r'oute in ( 'ieveh-nd June 20, 1^(1:!;
buried in N. llav. His life was writn-n l>y Prof, .fatnes }Io])i)in of Y. ('. and pub. with
steel ])ortrait. A .short time before Admiral l'^)ot died, his mind recuiintr perhaps to the
scenes of earlier and happier years, he e\])revsed a -tvon^- desir;' to see an f>ld friend who
had been his neic'hbor in Cheshire. Con.n. (an uncle of the compiler of this work), saying
"I would ii^o further to see Stejihen 'I'nttle th;ni any man in the I'nited Stales." 1,
Emily Fixkhkiuca, d. 186-3, a. 10 yrs. 2, M.uda IOudoci \, d. 1802, a. 7 yrs. S. \V>f.
LiOFFiNCiW EI.L, d. 1862, a. li! yrs. •
II. Sarah Maria Lelhng-we.ll Street, d. Mandi 10, 1S.5:}.
III. Dau., d. 1853.
411912. Elizabeth lielTingwen, 17l>7: d. duly 24, 1S2(); a. .■,:!; m. Feb. 2s;. nui,
Col. Joseph Lucius Wooster of llunti.tgton, Conn.; b. (Jet. 11, 17(50: Y. C., 1781 ; <i. .July
20, 170(5, a. ?.."); s. of Joseph and Lucy Ni(dtols W. of ^:ir;;tford. Conn.
I. ' Eliza L. \Yooster, b. Ivlay 2-1, 1795, d. Aug. oO. I.s21. a. 20; she ])osse.-sed, it
is said., ihe !ii>i iihmo in Xew Haven; m. Eleazer Thompsou Fiteh;* b. Jan. 1, 1701; d.
Feb. o, 1871; (^he iu.(2) .Vugusta Susanna Root; d. Oct. 2, l.-t^lO; a. -hi). He vva-< the young-
est of ten chil. of Nathaniel and Mary (Thompson) Fitch; grad.Y. C. islO; laui^ht school
at E. Windsin-; stud, theology ai Andover; t)U d. <d' I'res. Dudght. eh i-ted Piof. of Hivin-
ify Y. C. and Jiaslor of the c.'d. (dii;., ISJl to IS."-,' The Hev. Nid;emi;ih Brown, f. of
the wife of tbe comjiiler of ihi- work, was the fli-vi to wliom lie admr. in that relation the
rit(Mifd)apti-.m; 2 cliil. 1. Li'< n> \N"oost[:!i; )'. C. l"^-!(t; (dioscn d--a. No. chli. 1.S07;
sis.st. trea.-^urer Y. C. ; m. Sarah Tufts. 1, E/,,/-, ,■ 'i'liniupsnu. '2,(7'i>/.
41192, Lois Mansfield, b. Aj-rll l;>,, 1M7: d. Aug. 28. 1821. a. 74: m. Cnl.
William, ^■. of Wn'. an.d K!i/-al.eth i.MaliiM ) L}(.n. b. Mandi 0, 174n; .1. Oct. 12, ls;:;0; a.
nott'd antifpiary: the first cash^-r of the old New H.'ven bank, the first hank estaldished
in the (dty; aftei'the dec. of his father he sui)ported and educated his In-otliei-.^^ and sisters .
as shown iiy an agreement Dec. 17. I'll*?. '* In coiisideratioa of support and education
received from our bi'o. Wni. hyon after dec. of on; father we give up lo him all riglit and
interest in said father's esia-e. Signed, Mary Lyon F>eeeher. Elizabeth and \Ym. Mans-
field, Annie Lvon. Nathaniel Lvon, Experience I. von Hrainerd. — X. liar, 'foirn Juroril
1. Wilfiam Lvon,h. Julv 12, 1772; d. Oct."20, 1841; a. (iO.
II. Elizabeth J.yon. b. Ju'iy 2, 17'i7: d. Nov. 20, 18,5(1; a. 74.
HI. Marv Lvon."l). On. 7, 1780; <1. at Charleston, S. C.. Sept. 11, IsilT; rem, to
Grov<' St. Ceni. N'ew llav. Feb. 1810.
IV. Sophia Barnard Lyon. \>. Mai-cji 17, 1782: d. Jan. :-'.l, 1800, a. 84; '•Superior in
intfdlect and (Uilture: lovely in disposition, as gracidul in mien. Ih^r long life was iial-
lowed hv devoted i>ietv; i e-iave-stone); m. Kev. James Harvev Idnsb \ : b. Nonhloid,
Conn., May 5. 17S7; d.Vtiatford, He.'. 20. 1843; Y. C. 1817; he" was a Baptist clergyman"
hut in conse([uence of ill-health, turned his attention to Natural History'. Hi' pul). in
Am. J'liiruiil i.'f -'^'■ii lift . Vol. 4'.]. a catalogue of nuimmalia raid <if birds in Vol. 4.). A
memoir of liis life was jaib. by his dau. in 184."), 18mo., llartf. " An earnest mini--ier
of Christ; eminent in learning and science; esjiecially distinguished as ;i naturalist." I,
Ei,iz.\nF,TU. res. Straiford.' 2. Soriii.s, m. Rev. Sylv:inus Hryden Phelps. 1). 1).; b. Suf
field, Conn., iMO, Madison Cn\. \sM: Hne.vn Fniv. 1s-14. " pastor 1st Ba]iii>t chii. X.
llav. 184(5 formally years, .\iuhorof A"e.y'," //.-,■ ■>/ Xnhi ir, ]s'42.- Siinliiilit n i.il Jli-drtliyht^
1850.- Jlolii l.inid.'A Viars 'Dnir. l.S'i;!; 'J'lu J','» ('.■^ S>/it/, 1807; JUbfcLand. 1800; also
Scriiions (ind dont ribiition.'< to periodicals; sescral chil.
V. Amelia Lyon, iii. Joseiili Benneti.
*"The three c!erf:ymcn of New Haven to whom I pave my whole mind and heart were Prof. Fitch, Dr.
Ta>lor and I)c. i;;u-,)n. * * '- The iebi;k;:d and stilled iiU^Ilcct of l.)r. Fin,h. wcthin^'- in hushed cou-
cciilraiion of ar}.^uiucnl. luitil there c.nne nr.e si.irtHng outbreak of devotion or tcndcnitss at its elose.''
— Reiiiiru'scenLf^' oy .Xeiv flavfn hy N . /'. H'illii in }Jo>iif "Join'tu-.l.
'200 r.RAXCH OF .TOXATIIAN.
VI. Saviili Lyon, ni. Samuel Law of Mcrt'ditli, Vt. ; a lartro laud owntT and v^-ry
' rich.
41194. William Mansfield, l>. Manh 2i). i:4li-r,0; d. May .:28. 184:2, a. «)-2. ii,.
was with (ifVi. ^^'lH(^^t(■l■ at Kjiii;rtirl(t wlicu that olik-.T was luortally wouudt-d; and witii
his follow (iti'/t^ns of N". Hav. coutfstfd tlu' iuva-non uf den. <iatU':; division, July. ITTiJ;
in. Elizabeth, dau. of William and Elizabeth Lyon. h. IT.-jT; d. Oct. 18, LS17, a. 60; she
was sis', of Col. William Lyon. ^vh.. ju. Lois Maii^tiehl. In lS2o, when 74 yrs. of a. ]).•
UK (2)Sarali Culvm- and luui t\\'n s-. She ua- h. Pel-. -.'T. \7<\; d. .luu^- 14. IS!0. ('. hy
i i. William, kipt a tinware stnr. at head of Fleet st., X. Hav., alir. 1S-.20; m. Lu(-y
i-l'.ek. h. I7^^i>; d. A].ril •»). Js4-3.
j II Kiizal.eih, h. IT^ii: d. >L'iy •2>5, 1818: lu. Maieh :^], 1811, ('apt. Hldiard Everit
Usee b-l"W) 1 I'liiXKAs EvKFis, 1." Dec. 7, 1812; d. Sept., 18o4, uinn.
i 111. Ann.-, 1>. Srpt. y, 1782: <i. March 2o, 18ti:J, a. 81; ni. Henry Eld. 1). Feb. 10,
' 178;l- d. Oct. 2;l ls04. a. SI. 1, Hknkv. b. June 2, 1814; Lieut. \'. S. X., under Cajit.
I Wilkes in e.xoloriu^- expedition to tiud the ^^ntarctic C<uitinent, 1.S58. Lieui. ]-dd was
• the first TO di^'-overft. At 10 A. M. -Tan. 10, 18;!i). he called out from th'- cross tref'S of the 1".
S slooi) of war. "Peacock.'" "Land !" Lieut, \\dlliarn Keynolds, lu/ar him, directly replied,
•'So it is:" 'I'lievthen confirmed the fact ami reported to Cajit. Hudson. From this the
<i(-)vernment of the L. S. dates the first di^covi-ry of the Antarctic Continent, and Ca])t.
Wilkes named tlie h.iirhi'-t mountain toj> •• Eld's Peak," and lh«' next liiolicst " ]-?<'ynold's
Peak ■■ 2 Ei,iz.\tu;TH, res. X. Hav.
IV. Sarah, b. April 4, 1701; d. July 2H, !87o, a. 84; m. Feb. «, 1820, Cai-t. Richard
Everit. Hi-. 1st' wf. w;i- li'-r .-■-. l-IIizal" th. }{• wa- of an .'lil Lon,;,' L-laiid fam. ; b. X. Y.
Dec. 23, 1 772. liecaiue a shij' ma>tfr and commanded packet ships trading bt-iwi-een X. Y .
<ind Holland. Lon<lon and Bristol. En.tr. He also made voya^rfs to other Eiiropean ports,
the W. I. and South America. He commanded the second Ameriean vesstd that vi.sitfd
Rio (jrande do Sul. in Brazil, now the great hide ex]iortinu- jdace. His life was
remarkabh- in some respocts. He began going to sea at the early v.. of 11 yr-^., nnd fol-
lowed it until lie ^\ as 50; then n-tired to X. Hav., and livrd th.Tf 40 yrs. ■ 4'he F^verit
Place" on Grand st. is still a remini.scence of his comfortalile and ])leasant lioine life.
He never drank a glass of rum. gin or brandy in his life, a r<r.iarkable circumstance.
<-i)nsidering his occupation and the habits and customs of hi.-- clriss and of the tinn-t. He. d,
March 4, 1SG3, a. 90. He was of a kindly and genial d:s])o.s!tion, and had many friend.s and
few. if any, enemies. 1, RiCH.^iU' M.vxsiri:!,]), b. April 9, 1824; was a raerch., largely
<u)irao-ed in'the \'\'. I. and Amazon river trade; retin-d from active business in 1870; m.
1 Ft-b.^T, 1861, r^Iarv Talnian. dan of ^Vatso^ E. and Augu,<ta M. Lawrince of X. Y., res.
i Whitney av'e., X."Hav.. Conn. 1, liichrinl Lairrcnec, b. X. Y. C. Dec. 19, 1861; Y. C.
188-^- re'- Brooklvn. X. Y. 2, Annif Coleij. b. X. Hav. Mav 16, 1S67. 3, Kdirard Hoirh-
Jn's^h. X. Hav. AuL^ o. 1>^70. 2. Wn.i,i.\M Lyon, b Oct. 21, 182';; m. July 2«. 18"3.
Adelaide, dau. of Jam.'> and Martha Frink: res. 22. Trumbull St., X. Hav, 1, MuhartI
Manxful'd. b. Mav 4, l^."i4. 2. M<irthn Pn'srotf. b. Feb. 25, 185'; ; m. Einil (lessner, and ha^
3 (diil. :;, WiUiniit l.(i"iu b. Dec. IS. 185(i. 3, M.sr.v IMKiirK.iN, b. Feb. 7, 1829; m,
Auir. 4, 1S51. John Hvi'le Coh-y, who was for many yrs. a leading dry goods merch. in
•k. "^Hav. 1, i/'/ry Krrrit, b." i>ec. 16. 1853; m Oct. 19, 1875. Dr. llolmes FL Sadler;
! re's Em].oria' Kansas; 3 chil. 2, Uah.i MevcHii , b. Sept. 17, 1859. 3, Elizahcth L'arftr.
\\^. iVc. 3, 1861; dec. 4, Wiflvn,, Brarh, b. Oct. 8, 18ii4. 5, John Hyde, b. Jan. 20, 18(;s.
V 'wiiiiam Lvon. b. 1805; d. April 28, 1M76; m. Elizabeth liaclxtd, dau. of Justus
'and Sarah Hayes Bradley [6]. b. Xov. 14, 1808; d. Sept. 21, 1841. 1, Cirii.i), d. Aug,
27. 1S23, a. 2 vrs. /. by 2d m. :
VI. l',.M;jamin F.,has been town agi-nt of X. Ilav., and is mu(h employed in public
alTairs; m. and has fam.
Ml. Frederick.
41395 Achilles Mansfield, Y. C. 1770; i)astor 1st chh. (Cong.lat Killingworth,
Conn.; fron> 1 TTO till d., Julv 21, l^M: F.Uow of Yale Col. 1808-14; m. March 10, 1779.
Su-an'(dae.. of J.;.->e]d: and Sa:ah Walker) Elliot, b. July 24, 1751. She m. (1) Rev.
Eliphaht Huntington, AjMil 24, 1766, (he was the predecessor of Mr. Mansfiidd in the
].aslorate. and successor of his "wf.'s gr. f. Rev. Dr. Jared Elliot), who d. <d' smnll-pox
Feli, >, ]-;77._Mrs. Mansfield, a dc"-c. of Rev. John FHiot, " A])ostle to the Indians."
I, Flizabetli, d. A'Til 20, IS'iH: m. Ma.y 6, 1^07, Au-tin .Mcott, a phy-^, of K. 1,
■ El r/..\. m. William' C. Wilcox, a merch. of X. Y. C. ; rem. to I'hila. an 1 has a large
; fam.
li, Nathan, b. Aug. 6, 17s!!; '\'. C. 1803; .-,tud. nied.; d, at, K, .\prU 6, i8L->;
MANSFIELD, LINES. 207
III Su^au Elliot b Jan. -27, ITUl ; lu-r childhood iiuiikcd by sensibility, soljrioty
smd tundoriH-s^ of con'sripncc. Uw constitution being delicate, she ^va,s educated m.jstly
at home and allowed lo follow h.T natural inclination for reading and hterary exercises.
She united with llie chh. in K. at the age of IT, and about the same tim- began keeping
■> i.rivate j(uirnal wliicli she continued through her life, but destroyed a s}u)rt time
before d Of her numerous other writings, there only remain some letters, Th: Story
of Littli J '"■>/ --^i^^^ '^ ^^'^'^- l>it-<-'">^ "f ]>"<■<'■>■ t?lH'm. May 18. kSOO, Ibv. Jo.shua, s. of
<Jen .ledediah Huntinuton of New Loiuhm, Conn., b. Jan. HI. ITHH: \, ('. ]W)4: junioi
T.astor of the "Old South Church" from ISOS to isll), 15....iun, .Ma^s., to whuh place slu-
rem Her life liere was one of earnest, self-denying ].iety. A working an.l .-ubsr-nbmg
memlier of nn less than eleven religious and benevolent socn-ties of ]>o^lon. She d. of
<-ons.., Dec. 4. b<2:h
'■ Her end was full of peace,
FiltinR a life of pioty, serene ; , , ^ . .
'Twas rather the deep, Immble cahn of lanti . . •
Than her high trui-nph : Jrnd resembled more.
The unnoticed Silling; of a clear day's sun
Than his admired departure in a blaze
Of glory bursting from a clouded course. '
Tle>- memoirs were written (and pub. bS29) by li^v. Pr. 15. B. Wisn.T. pa.stor of tlu>
Olfi South chh Bo.'ittni, an abridgment of which may be seen in Jfrnmir.. „f Kinxnenily
p:\rl Wnmin bv David Frami- Ha. •on (].ub. ls:>5). whuh also c, mains her portrait, in
« crroup of live engraved on steel bv Daggett and Kly. The group consi.^^ts of ^arah
(Pien.oiit) Edwards Isabella (Jraham, Mi>. Ana E. .lu.lson and Mis. ILinnah Adams.
The Hev Joslma nuntingt..n d. at (iroton. Mass., S, ]>t. 11, ISHJ, returubi- from a jour-
nev for his health: bu. in F.o.^tou, funeral sermon in Ubl So. chh. by Kev. Sereno
Ed'wards Dwh^ht fNj then j.astor (d' the I'ark street chh.. to an immense concouim- ot
frier.l-^ 'cl-r-rv^of Ho.ston etc; servh-e verv solemn inid affecting. He wrote the life of
\bi^ail' Waters puh. JSIT." 1, S(.n. at Andover. l^Ca, 2, Ei,i/.-U5KTir. of whom her
motljer wri'es Eel. (', ISIT. •• I never felt as if 1 had more cause for gratitude tlian
now evcrv trial is so mercifullv temi^red. i enjoy tlie exhibitions of reason in my
other chihiren a thousand limes-imue on account of dear Klizabeth's situation. God is
verv gracious to me, even in resj.ect to her. She x cms n. sutler but little, and is a
.jweet'" quiet child. -■■ * * I ^hall begin on the sixth ot nexi month, which is her
hirth-dav, to observe a (juarteriv tast oil her accomU.- She d. in Aug. or Sept., IS'^l .
;i JusiirA, b. Nov., 1819: d. Aug.. IS-Jl.
4119CS. Sii.sani3a Mansfield, b. S.^pt. 2;!. iTr.r,: d. .\ug. ;.>, l8-?4: will dated Oct.
■-iO l^'':-'> leaves all her }>roi'erlvto daus. Susan. Mary and t ran.-es. David i>:igi:ett,
execr ' Simeon Baldwin and Elisha Munson. divider^; m. Cajit. Major Eines. b. Oct. 14,
1747- 'd March 2 1^14. He was 4*1 vears a conunandei- in the merchant service, in
which he imide iTl voyages, lli^ will, dated Feb. ir,, isi f. names wf. Su?anna execx..
• Wealthy Ann Daut^ett," \\ in. Eelliligwell and Elea/.er j'osicr, wil.
I ' Stephen' Lines, b. .Ian. :'>i, 1717; in, Elizabeth Courley.
II Charles Burrill Lines, b .hily 29. 1779.
III William Eines, b. March 18, 1781; m. IStK"). Elizabeth Osborn.
IV Elizabetli Eine^. h. .lulv .">, 17^^o; m. 1810. John Chalferton.
v" Sixanna Lines, b. Mav:jl, ITS.k d. .Tan. 21, 1871, a. 8U: unni,
Vl' Marv Eines b. Marcli 81, 17SS; d. Dec. 27. 18.VI, a. M: m. May (i. 1840, Hon.
Invid Da^r.-vt't (his -2(1 wf.h his Ist wa^ NN'.althv Ann. dau. of Eneas Munson, wlm d.
1839- b Atfleboro, Mass., ]>ec. 1. 1701: d. Ai)iil 12, 18T.1: 1. C. 178;E Rep. Conn. Leg.
179E E S Senator from Conn. 181:3, 1819: instrurtiu- in "\ . Law School 182E Kent.
Prof IS'^IJ- same vr. .ludge of ;^perior C(mrt and EL. D. from \. C. : Chief JusEice
■ '■ ' i Supn>iiu"('ourt of 'Conn., '18:12: retired by limitathui of Kg,'. 1S:5L A sketch of his life
■ ' i.nd character bv Rev. Dr. Dutton pub. 18ol.
'■ VII Frau.es Lines, b. Mav 21, 1790; d. Feb. 8, iSfiD, a. lU; unm.
Vlll M.-ijor Liiie> h. .hilvU. 17'.)2: d. .Ian. 1<I, 1870, in I'hibi^ m. .Inly 11. ISb-l.
■...Martha Tiuesdel. 1. TiiKdDoiu-: b. Sept. D',, IsM; in i-rosperous l.ns. m Fhila.
i 411961. Stephen Linos, b. Em. :U, 1777; d. ])<■.-. 2."). I^Ei; m. .luly. 17!)f!,
i KHzabeih (iouriey, b. Jan. 22, 1780: <1. Aug. 28. IS),.
! I. Sallv 0'I)urlev.
II Fli/abeth Sloan, b. Feb. on, n!>9; m. lleuiy Cannon,
i Ili. Maria Sarah, b. Feb. IH. Isil; d.. .v. /. , Jan. 20. 18.i0: m. Nov. (I, ISO.",, Kev.
Wm Chapman, who d. Dee. '24, T~^2-'), a. 27.
■ IV Julia Ann, b. July II, l^n:"': ni. Join; Hutchms.
V Frances Amelia b. Dec. 10, 1805; i.i. i'"eb, Hi), 1828, Lnbau Smith Beecher 1 1"!).
I
208 ]5UANcn or j ox a than,
VI. Susniina Mansflold, b. Mfticli 10, ItOS; d. Miiy 2fi, 183S; m. Jan. 1$, 183'!, Bf-n-
I jaiahi lliiglisli, whod. Au-;. 27, IS'd'J.
I 4119612. Elizabeth Sloan Lines, h. V,'h. 2(3, 1790; d. F.-!.. s, 18(;-3; ,„. .luiv
1 1-1, IS','2, llt')iiy Caiuioii, b. .liily S, 17U7; d. AjTil ],18:i0; bro. ol' L>'i.'nuid; r.'iii. Uy
I UirhiiKisid, Va. He was a oreut reader, and ruuiu-d his sons after lavorite a(itlu)r«i.
! I. i;inily Aug-iista ("aiuion, b. May 17. 1820; d. Aii>r. ;]] _ 1S24.
j II. Edward Yoiiag Cannon, b. Nov. 24, 1824. In his yomli known to the cciiujnlor
1^ as n fellow member of a debating sorieTy in X. llav. : lie was even then remarkabb? for
1 «;xlensive and solid infonuation, and elegant and fluent dirtion. l'i'<)wn rniv. 184.");
lawyer in llichmnnd, Va. ; ui. Junt- 29, 18j4, Mary (ieorgiaiui' Siaith. 1, (fr:o. Han-
t Doi.Vu, Nov. 9, 18,-)r,. 3, Hknkv .Manskikt.k, MarHi 1, 1S;,5T. ;!, \\'.m. r)K.A.N, Feb. 21,
i lHr)S. 4, FLr/.\r,KT!T Sioan. Jan. 7. ISGl; d. Julv 15, lyc.l, ."), M.\kv 1>kan. Ort. 2:1.
I 18C.4.
i ill. (uu-land II. Cannon, b. May 11, 182(1; d. May 8, 1832.
I IV. AleNi'.nder (.'. Cannon. <L Apiil 24, 1828. " ■ .
{ V. P.ichard Watson Cannon, d. Aug. 15, 18o0.
j VI. Henry (libbon Cannon, b. Nov. 18, 1830: lawyer in Kii-hniond, A'a. ; ra. Nov.
I 17. IsiiO, Margaret E. Blair, b. Jan. 18. 184(i. 1. Ei.i/.u;ktu Links, Jan. 5, 1871. 2.
i Thomas Klaik, Jan. 28, 1872. 3, James Eumi'nj)S().\, Aug. 11, 1873. 4, (jiubon
1 IlKNTiY, Feb. 24, 1875; d. A})ril 9, 187(i. 5, AKTurx; Midui.f.ton, Jan. 5, 1877. fi.
■ Maiwaui't Antoinette, July 3, 1878.
I \'1I. (Jeorge IJandolpli Cannon, d. Dee. 9, 1853.
VI 11. Frederiek Middletou Canniin, unm.
IX. Louisa Chatterton Cannon, d. June 25, li^3S.
4119614. Julia Ann I,ine.S, b. July 11. 1803: d. in N. Y. C. Nnv. 4, 1837;
buried (iTove St. cemeiery, N. llav.. Conn.; m. Aue:. 14, 1825, John Hutching, who d.
.May, 1803.
I.' Angu.'<tiis Hutchins, li. July 8, lS2f3; f(jr s'-vernl years secretary of BooTiton.
N. ■!., Iron Work's, and d. there of runsumption. Feb. 23, 1854; unm.
II. Charles Ilutchijis, b. June 2(3, 172S. On the 7th of Feb., IsJO, started for th.^
I'acitic Coast, and now, 1879, living in San Franciseo; m. 18G'3.
111.- Albert Hutchins, b. Aug. 23, 1830; aeeideatly killed v>hile in eharge of a bhu-k
domestic, Julv 9, 1831.
IV. Albert Ilutehir.s. b. Oct. 17. 1832; d. Aug. 31, 1833.
V. Alexander llutehius. b. Jan. 22, 1835; grad. Wvus. Col. as valedictorian 1857;
stud. nied. in Bo-;ton and N. Y.: M. I), from N. Y. Med. Co!., 18(i0, ami at the ^aTne
time reeeived' the jirize in the ilejiartment of 'roxici)logiefll Chemistiy. WhiU'
in N. Y. Med. Col. was As^ist. Ed. of the J,i>/r/>a^ of McUrht Mit/ira o'f N. Y. C-.
On day aftiM- grad. frojuMtd. C'd. in March, 18t;(), ap])!. surgeon of the " Star of the
West," of the New York, N. 0. lV Havana Steamship lini'. whii-h he resigned after four
months .serv. to accept the ap])t. of House Surgeon b; Black well's Island Hospitals, in
which position he remained a year. In July, 18(31, after jjassijig the reg^ular examiica-
tions befcjre the naval board, was commissioned c>s surgeon in the I'. S. N., and served
successively at the Brooklyn Naval Hos. , the V. S. shij) Wyandotte, and then ordered
to t!ie ['. S. steamer, Harriet Lane, flagship of the Potonnu; Flotilla, where he remained
till Feb.. 18<i2. After a short leave of absence, joined the U. S. Steamer •' Massachu-
Mils,' supply ^hii) of the Atlantic Squadron, as well as in charge of the sick in transit t'>
nnrtlieia lidsjillals till July, lS(i3, when ill health from hard si-rvice compelled his resig-
mitidu. In Sij)t., 18(33, began private practice in Brooklyn at 70(3 DeKalb hv.. where he
Mill resides, lie has served three terms as Pres. of the .^ted. Soc. of Kings Co. ; is u
pei!nan( at member of the x\ied. Soc. of the State ot N. \ .; visitintr ]>hysician t'> tl"'
iUiioklyn City Hos.; a dele^rate to vaiious med. societies: a contributor from its origin li>
ihe ■■ Proceedings of the Med. Soc. of tlie Co. of Kings." His jiriuclpal contributions to
lued. literature are monographs on " Afocynum." " Jaborandi," " Nitrate of Amyl," and
an ;-.ii\ on " School Hygiene with ref(>rence to the Physiological relations of agi' aial
-e\ to Mental and Phys'ieal Education." to which essav tin- State of N. Y. award, d tin-
ptl/e ;.,r Is;,-,. lie ,,i. Hec. 1(1. lSt33, Mary V. Pel ton' of Puughkeep'si.-, N. Y.; b. Ih-^-.
25 Is:;,;. ., iiie.^. of ijov. Samuel .1. 'liMen. 1, I:i,i7,.«.t,ktii Br.iym:!:, b, <tct. ICi, 1^(!4.
2, .M.uou.N KAtr:, Aug. 25. 18iif>. 3, (sEH'I'KUI.k. 1). .lune 5, ISiiS. 4, Jannii. Moi;i;<)\n
1> .\ii!il 7. 1.^70; (I. April 1(>. 1S79. 5, CiiAiti.Es I'r.i.ToN. Sept. 10. 1^;2. '",, (.'oki.dn
LlM.-^. July 7, 187r). 7, Oi:o. Pi.i.TOK. Nov. 7. b'^77.
LIXE3, MANSFIELD. 209
411962. Charles Burrill Lines, b. .)uly 29, ITTlt; d. April, 1S42; m. dau. of
Sti'plicn J'-ishop [;!J.
I. riiiirlva BiuTill, 1). X. ][uv.. Marcli 12. ISOT: liis f. did not inherit the nioney-
mukinir capycitics of liis rare, and liis lot in life was humble and laborious. Witli liis
father he learned tn pither and sell elnnis to helji out a inra^rc supjiort. From the a. of
lij he was coniiielled to caie for himself. He went to sea awhile. i)nt afterward loai-ne'd
the trade ^if cjiliiiiet making. When he de.sired to marry, lie went to Judge Daggett,
who set him up in buhiness. He seems 1o li.ive done undertaking to some extent, tor lie
put Noah \Vei)Ster into his c<il!i)!; and .lohn Trumbull, aid f)f ^^'ashington, into his.
He was alwavs an urgent reformer, and ready with Nuii-e and pi'u to hfdji on i-veiy
good work. Ardent in the ttnujieranee movrnn-nt; then, in lS.-)4, lie '^nterf'd with his
u.sual belligerant energy into the Kansas Anti-slavery \^ :ir. In ISoti he conrludi'd to
fon3i a company to colonize in Kansas, and in further;tnec of tbat enter{)rise the- cele-
brated meeting in tlie Xorth chh. in N. Hav. was held, at which a tjuantity of " Sharpe's
rities" and a sum of money were subscri lied to arm and eipiip tlie emigrants. He left
Kew Haven the same year and settled n\ ith his colony at \\'abauns(e, now a ■ flourishing
agricultural community; and Kansas, the dark and bloody ground where the battle of
freedom was fouglit and won, is now a great state <if a million of inhabitairts, inore or
less, lu lyTl he was appointed pension ag-ent for Kan. Hem. in X. Hav. Jan. 18, 1829,
Maria A\'oodin, b. Biistol, Ci;nn., Jan. 7, 180^'; golden wedding celebrated at Wabaunsee,
187i). 'i'hey have had t) chil., 4 girls and ."> boy's. 20 gr. chil.. and 1 gt. gr. ch. Thirty-
two of his relatives are settled around liim at W., of whom 28 wen- present at the
wedding.
II. <ir:'.ce ,\., m. Francis A. Collins.
4119G3. William Lines^ b. March 18, 1781; d. in Savannah, (ia.. Oct. 10, 1822,
sen captain; m. 18'.).j, Elizabeth, dau. of ('apt. Edward Osborn.
1. Edward, b. l8UU; m. and had chil.; res. Chatham Four Com'^rs, X. Y.
II. ATnelia. b. 1808; d. abt. ISGl ; m. Smith, a purser in U. S. X'.
IH. W»n. Fred., b. 1810: m. and had cliil.; res. Xewark, X. J.
411964.. Elizabeth Lines, h. Juh-.j, 17^8; d. March 20, 1852; m. 1810 John, s.
of Samuel and lUioda (H.ill) Chatte'rton, b. Xov. 10, 1781; d. Sept. 8, 1834; 10 chil.
1. John Henrv Chatterton, b Feb. 2, 1811; d. Jan. b"), 184(5.
II. Elizabetli Chatterton. b. Aug. 19, 1812; d. Feb. 7, 1828.
III. Samuel Chatterton, b. Jan. 5, d. Oct. 10, ISIG.
IV. Thomas Chatterton, b. Aug. 16, 181 >^; rem. to X'. Y. city wlierc he has for
many years done a large and prosperous liusiness as a manufacturer and v.lKjlesale dealer
in clothing; house of Thomas Chatterton w^' Co., 265 and 267 Canal st. , near Broadway.
He has many interesting heirlooms and family relics: and has also made considerable .
collections (;f local history, biography, anecdote and genealogy relating to his native
city and its pcojne. He has traced, mainly from, original records, several of his ancestral
lines, and has obtained much information of his collateral kindred of various names.
For the privilege of exainininc: these paners the thanks of th.e compiler are due. He m.
Aug. 27, 1844; Adeline Marble Bishop'-[:Jl. - 1, Lons v Brsiror. b. July 19. 184.-,; m.
Wm. McAljiine Wiswall; 4 chil. 2. Emii.v Adeline, b. Jan. 1, 1852; m. John F. J.ong;
2 chil.
Y. Louisa August us Chatterton, b. Aug. 27, 1820; d. A])ril 19, 1S4G; m. Jeremiah
A. Bishop [8],
VI. Edwin Starr Chattertiui, b. April 8, 1822; d. Jan. 5, 1828.
YII. Susan Lines Chatterton, b. Dec. 1.5, 1828; d. May 5, 1825.
VIll. Francis Chatterton, b. June 5, 1825: m.Mav, 1849, Josephine Riker; 8 ( hil.
IX. Alfred Clark Chatterton, b. <Jct. 14, 1820.
41197. Glover Manslield, b. Dec. 20, I7ti7; d. 0<-t. 29, 1849, a. 82; m. .Mary
j Aikins, b. 1775; d. Xow 18, 18.>"<, a. 88. He left 8 acres in tlie X. E. part of the city of
i X'. Hav.. which \Nas a part of the original purchase from the Indiaiisand remained in the
! Manslield family till }.art of it was iuiught by A. X. Skmccr and .loseph SIi."tti( Id, Esq.
I "^riie house in which iie lived was built for his father, Xathan M., by Dea. .idnathau
j Manslield, al)oul 174!'; it wa.'3 on Prosp.'ct st. and ^\as jiulied down in 1S71.
1 1. (iiles, b. Jan. 15, 17. »8: d. July 15. 1875, a. S2. "lie was active and >uc-
! cessful ill business, an earnest reader, a ]iungent wriier :ind a'l honest m;in." He m.
I H.-irrie! Sianiev, b. ;7'h;; d. .\ug. X;S, I82.~; (2) llarri( t Stanley, a Cdusln of his first
I wife, b. 1792;'d. Ort. '.», I'r^lS; CV) I'li/.abeth Deniing, b. ls!4: d. Sei>r. 28. 1854. 1.
I Mahv Ann, b. 1.S17; d. in Muscogee, (ia., .\i)ril, 1840; 2, (ii^ioin;!-: S. , b. IMb; d. (Jet.
1 14
ij^^^, _ BKAXCJf OF JUXATIIAX.
7. 1
r.ianv vrs. t rea.'-- u it-
[ 1^ isn<»- unia 8 John W., b. 18..>U; twk-o elected tore]). New Hav. in Conn. Leg.;
I rv.nv vrs trea-uie r of tlie Conn. Saving.^ Bank, wl.lcb liad in 1H79 four miUions in
d eoo-^ils-' was offered tlie presidency of the N. II. Bank, but cho.se to remain ^ec. and
Tr s of the Com. Suv. Bank, the latter otlice he held for nearly 30 yr.s. with great,
., .-n,„nre He d' \iu- ■'>. 1>^T!<; inv. soso,000: ni. Mary Macomber and had 2 chil ..
I d:.St ^s " 4 KMnA^ll, b. Oct. S, 1821; m. Timothy Dwight; s r. 5. IUkkikt. ]>.
lS--d March 5. 18^-2. a. 5 vrs. fi. TuF.ODOm:, res. in Boston; r. by 3d m.: ,. Hknky,
IH'^T- d March ..< iNi"^, a. 0 vrs. n, i ui'.'>uujii-., n^,. m i/v..^i^.i. , <. ...t
m Tulia StaconiluT; has a dan. and a son. 2. by 'M m. : 8, JosKPli.
' " it Nathan b. June 9, 1790; d. May, 1SG9; Oxford. Conn.
Ill' Fli b i)ec. U5, 1790; d. Dec. 33, iSil; Sparta, Ga.
IV' Mai-v b June 11. 1799; d. 1836; "'a long sickness."
V' fJliaV b. Jan 31, 1801; d. Sept. 30. 1801.
Vl' Uarri'et, Dec. 5. 1S03; d. Aug. 9, 1803. ,
VH' Andrew, b. June 0, 1804: d. in Ohio 1849.
A'lU Car-dine b. Aug. 4, 1800: d. July 0, 1880.
TV Horace I'l June IG I^^OS; a successful book publisher; New llav.; ni. Sept. 10
1S;;;3 Marv Jane Dimock. whn d. Aug. 30, 1845, a. 34; (3) June 34 1^40, FJizabetl
iwl r J^MVs D., b. Aug. 33, 1834; d. Oct. 13, 18o7 (in St. Cloud, Minnesota) 2.
K. , vv J ' h Juiv 4 1S30; m. Wallace B. Fenn, April 14. 18:)0. 3. Maky A., b. Sept.
17 V4>'m "f W Wilkinson. Nov. 5, 1SG3: d. July 24. 1879. 4. KdwakT) (I., b. April
19' ]SV'' m EuPua Smith of West Hav., Conu.. F.b. 3s, 1^74. o. S.MiAti ^^ .. b. Mar
•>1 1844' ■ bV 3d m.: . 0, EMZAiwrnt Ikkna. b. March 15, 1847; d. Sept. 23 1849 .
jFVMF/LortsA. b. Feb. 18, 1853; m. John D. Bulkley, A,.ril 3 18.4. who d. April 3
1877- m (2) Charles M. Brocksiaper, April 1. 1885. 8. Ckukok B., b. Jan. lo. 1^«.)4. 9.
IJouVc^'j^h. April 23, 1850. 10. hofis D.. b. March 33. 1S58; d. Aug. 10, l8o8. 11.
Rkhaki>. b. 15 b. 19, 180S.
X. William A., b. Se])t. 37. 1810.
XI. Eli/.aV)eth. March 37, 1814: in. Neu-e!l C. Hall, nu-rcht. ; N. llav. J)cr. vj (Aocn ,
411.10. Jonathau Dayton, b. Jau. 31, 173G; r«^s. in No. Hay. In 1754. conv^
Hcre.s on the Blur Hills to Abel Tuttle. In 1755 conv. land boun.led by land of Darnel
iv-olittle f5.nstant Kirtland and Daniel Ciark. lb- was a Capt. in Kev. armv, ano had
fizrof hissnusunderhim.a fact which gave the mone of '"^^^ ^^^'^ ^%. '^:^
co..imand He was Justice of the Peace and active in to%vii affairs; d. July 3i, .804;
Avi'l! i.rov' sm. vr. ; Oliver Blake..lee. Joshua Tuitle and Cynthia 1 uttle wit.; nm.. 10
chil ' Be7ale-el, exr. ; m. Mav IG. 1751, Mary Yale, b. Dec. 13, 1739: d. abi. l,^i: (3)
Bed.- (Cooper) Andrews (wid. of Sauinel). who d. March 3, 1833, a. Go.
1 Thankful, b. Dec. 6. 1753; m. Dec. 0, 1775, L.vi. Cooper of No. Haven. .
PviY b N..V -M 1770. 3, David, No% . 13. 1778: ni. Abig-.al Barne.-. 1, J-J'^d->
-Lncrdlo b.' April \.. i838; m. in Fair Haven, by .Kev. B. Hart, April 33. 185G, Henry 1.
Il" c of \lbert J. Thompson of E. Hav., b. July 5, 1833; enlisted as musician, Aug. 9,
l^i'^" "in Co B 15th reot. Coun. Vol.. Inf.; .served 3 yrs. 10 mos. ; hon...dis. at Newborn,
N (■ June 35' 1805. 1. Heiirv Ellsworth, b. July 4. 180fi. 3, Jnred, m. m No. Hav
Nov •Mi 1S5G Harriet S., dau. of Ca^it. Cln-ster and Esther Mausheld ot New llav. 1.
Carrie L b; March 9. 1859. 3, Hattie E.. Sept. 35, 1801; d. 1804. -Z; y/arc^j/. enl,ste<I
iu 15ih Be-t. Conn. Vols., Co. K. 3, Sakah, b. Feb. 20. 1781; m. Beuajah Bishop. 4,
Zt:u. lAii. b. Jan. 30. 1783. 5, Lfvi. Jan. 30. 178^. 0, Nancy, m. Hoadley of .N .
"'''11 Jonathan b .March 10, 1750; m. Sal-a Brooks of Cheshire, Conn. , who d^ abt.
1S59. I.-Eno- BiiooKs. m. I.ucietia Todd. 3. Lois, m. Alfred Doolittle. 1, l."'l/-
3. O.-nriu. '■). .h'liHthin'i. ..,,,• t , 1
HI Nathanb-l m. Mabel Cooi.er, sis. of Eli:-,abetli. wifr of (ule.s Burpont, 1st. !.
.'rin. m. Enu'iia Birnes. Amelia Daytou d. in N,.. Ih.vcn, May, 18.9,a 89.V; b. aOt.
I7.si» 2 Jo-^nrv ni Julia Bedtield. 3, Sakah, m. James Thompson. 4, lArn.^o.
\pril :', 17S4- m June S 18J0, Solomon Tuttle. 5, i'l KiiroxT, b. 179o; mtw (,18-4-
living on the Pirrpout phu <■ in No. Haven; a. S3. He nn as brought up m the ''•"''''V "'
«;;i,-^ Bicrpcmt. 0, IIahkikt, now tis79) living, a wid., in New Haven; m. WiH''^
'I'ab.iuit'X'. 7, Mai!KI,. d. v.
IV. Cnrnelms b. Fe!;.35. 1703: d. 1S39: m. Mary La.du-!or. 1. StsvN. _3. Lyi.^.
ct I'di.i.v 4, SvK\ii. 5, Lkwis. m. >laria Mumsou and had 1 sun. '>. .Mai;\ A^^.
'.u. .b.bnis. of Jnlmaud Muns,.ni SutlitT. b. 1^03: (3) Rebecca ^nles -d < heslure.
7. Ji(u:mi\u. S, CuKMcr.tus.
V. M:uv, b. Scot. 4. 1705: m. Ciles Beach.
MANSFIELD, DAYTON. 311
V]. Bezalfcl, h. Marcli 15, ITf.S; d. Soi-t. 20, 1S50, a. 82; m. 1797, Sophia Jolmson,
b. in Wall'd; dan. of Kntli MtMriman. She d. Aug. .27, 1827. a. oS. 1, Joxatiian
TlEZKKiAH, in. May !», 18:^,U, Polly '['(kUI, a gr. daii. of C'apt Gideon T. ip'A'<t): .slie d.
i*<(;pt. 2-^, ls7ii. 2, Samaxtha. o, Ukama, ni. Lyinau Siuitli. 4, Tk.vkna.- 5, Emii.y.
VI!. Sarali. 1). March 19. 1773; ni. Joel Thori. of No. llav ■ rem to Ohio i br
2d m. : ' ^
VJIl. Miii;uii, h. 1785; d. IWii: ni. lSO-2, l.yniaii 'J'uttle.
IX. Kedotlia, living in 1882 in No. Hav., still hright and full of infonnation
though )iast 90; b. May IS, 1786: la. Sept. llj. I,s21. Jedediali Button. L. Fell., 1704; d.
Man-h.2G, ls;^4. 1, l^AinKNNA S., b. .hin.e 29. l.s.22; d. Jan. 20, 187:^; rsj. March 22,
1838, \Vm. Jacobs, wlio d. May 18, 1874. 2, Em(.k:vne A., b. S< pt. 24, 1823; d. Aug. l]
1825. 3, ENfocYNK A,, b. March 4, 1829: d. .Vjiril 2fi, 183].
X. Darling. 1 suii and 3 daus.
411.10.5. Mary Dayton, b Sept. 4, 1705; d. March 19, 1829; ni. May 3, 1789.
•<Jiles. s. of Rev. lic-njaniin Hearh, b. Jan. 13. 1765; d. June 22, 1847, a. 82. Hem. (2)
Jlfinnah. .Jeanneiti- Siilson, wlu) d. May 29. 1875, a. Sn.
I. Bede l^earh. b. A].ril 1, 179(i: no\\: in her 90tli year (1879), bright and active;
m. Saniuel Hemingway of ]■".. llav.
11. A:i<-y lv'a(h."l>. Miircl: 5. 179.2; cl. Oct. 1 1794.
HI. JMs.-])h PayToii Bea.-h. b. Jan. S, 1794; <i. Occ. IS. 1^74; in. Julia Curtice of
i^liaron. Conn., wlio d. Oct. 5. is73. Served in wur of 1812 at (rrnton and New London,
and received two govenuiient land WarraiU.';;. 1,- Hai., b. and d. same dav. 2, Citt!-
TiCK, d. a. I7 yrs. "A very bright and lovely youth." 8, Fkanki.ix. 4. Havih, res..
J-itclifieM. Conn.; in. 1. Hdirnril, in Andover Seni., Mr.?s.
IV. Orni.lia BcMch. b. Oct. (>, 1795; d. same dny.
V. Henjnuiin Hulibard Bear-li. b. Se]>t. 21. 179(1: d. (>ct. 7. 1855; m. Xov. 23,1825,
liannah Stanuan! of New Marlb')ri>. 3Ia.ss., who d. F.'b. ;j. ISiil: b. Feb. 24,1793. 1
and 2. Infant Oais.. twins; b. Aug. 27. 182(). 3, Inf. son, 1). Nov 27, 182«. 4,
JoirN Fr>.^NCJs. li. May "JO. 1831. 5. In) . son. b. Sept. 21. 18:^5. 0. M.^n-^JKAN-
NETTh, b. M;iy 2^. ]^38; ui. Oct. 2. 1.^55, W'm. Heurv Dixon, b. .iulv 20. l.syi; res. New
Bost.in, 111. 1, Ch-ruir,- Kihj,,,\ Feb. 23, 1858. 2, J-^raul- CJl/ord. July 18. 1859.
-3, Slut roil Unhlinrd, June 25. ISI^'. 4, /Viy/. JV/v^e/, , June 29," lh;f;C.
VI. (iiles Beach, b. F<b. H. 179l"; d. .March 4. 1799.
A'll. Jonalluui Beacli. twin with (iiles. 1>. Fel). 11, 1799: d. l'>'b 20, 1799
Vlll. Mary Heacli, Jan. 1. ISOO; d. Aprrl 19, 1809. ' -
IX. .Abraliarn Beach, Dec. 24, 1801: d. Au?. 23. 1832; ni. Hlinda Dorothv of Fair
Haven. Conn., who d. Im-I.. 24, 1S77.
X. Alley P.euch. June 1. 18')5 (my corres. ); m. Geo. Alva .Miner, killed bv cars in
Kewtown, C(jnn. 1, d'li.t.s Ai \a, b. Feb. 12, 1838: d. Nov. 2(i. 1807,
XI. Sliaron \a\t- Hcach. b. May 21, 1809; began life as a peddler; for mauv vrs. in
Tfie busines.s of j.aper making; .iust. of tlie P.-ac,-. At beginning of the civil war he w;us
the first in Seymour. Conn., to off^r a bounty, and paid xlO each to 27 soldiers of the
20th Conn, from that place. Has lieen a mem. of tlie Ba])tist clih. for liftv vrs., and
wa.s the hrst (lea. of that chh. at Ansonia, Conn. (See steel jiort. in 7/i":'.-^. <lf Der^'tj, \i.
533.1 He ]n. Oct. 4, 1832, Ad. -line, dau. of A.sa Sperrv of Orange. Conn, b Sept' 4
1812; d. Feb. S, ls71; (2) April 21, 1872, Julia \.. Him- of Orange Had 8 chil. by l?t
Til.; of whom 5 are living. ], (iKOKGi; Wei.i.s, b. Aug. 18. 1833; Supt. Xaug. K. K.
since iSfi^. l^ostmaster at W'aterbury. Conn., lsO(i-7. Hep. Conn. Lcir. 1870-7 L Dea.
of the lirst Bap. chh. in Waterbury: m. 1855, Sarah, dau. of Hiram Upson of Sevmour;
res. \\\ 1. llnirii Dajjlo-n, b, De"c. 29, 18.58. -i^.J-Aliaird AniUmou, Oct. 10, 1873. 2,'
ANniiF.w (Cu>F.. freight agi. al Springfield, Mass.; m. Mary Woodford of S. 1, Emc-
lint }■:. 3, SiiAi'.ON D.. has charge of the ])apei- milPat Sevmour; m. IClizuIx'tli Hvder.
4. TiiKoDDKK B.. ticker agt. at XVat-ubury. Conn. 5, FMi'r.iNK 17.
412. Hezekiah Dayton, b. 1710; lived at Setauket, Long Island. In 1732 John
TuttellofSouthoId,L. P.decd.-^laniltollezekiah Da vton; Benjamin Wool.sev and Benjamin
Youngs, witne.^M's. May :«), 1737, He/.. D. sold a tract in Brookhaven lo" Ilenrv TuMie,
who dcvis.-d Plic same laiul to Jlenry 'I'uttle. jr.
I. ^^'illi,•lUl. b. about 1734.
II. Rebecca, b. 17:!0
111. Ibv.ekiah. b. 1738.
IV". Spencer, b. 1740. "
V. Marv, 1.; 1743.
VI. Ann. b. 1745.
212 BKANCir OF JOXATIIAX.
VIl. Susanna, li. 1710. fOni' of tlic dans, of lltv.ckiah m. David Robinson and lived
in t-astern jiart ol' Manor, L. 1. Tiiev liad a s. l>avi(l wLo reujovi^l to another |)ait of tl'.o
state.]
4124. Spencer DaytOD, 1>. 17!!); m. Brown of Oranx'- <'o., N. V. llfliv-d
Hlid (1 at St. (ieoi-ce Man.ir. L. [.. ISl'J.
I. U'liliam, h. \H\^: in. J\li/.:i!)rili llrrhert.
1!. I'iiebe. 1). 177); ni. l.saac Biuler. liotel keeper and furiuer; reis. Stateu Island.
1. Ann. 2. 'I'ikimas. y, M.vRi.v. -1, (.'onn.NEY. .l, H.vj'.mi.i. t}. Kmii v.
111. Ho!>err. I). 1784; d. at Speoiik, ],, [., Aiwil -U. ISOG; ni. Ilaiinali (dan. of
Josiuh, Esq.) IMiillips, b. at S. April S. 1 7s^ ; .1. Feb. C, is-j^. 1, Xoak Halltck. '2.
Okiun. 8, ('Ei.ixi)A. 4. Maiuett A .1 \.M"..
41241. William Dayton, b. 17()S; m. Klizalirth Herbert, sis. of Col. Herbert of
Now Jersey; res. Middletowii Point, ]Moninouth Co., where bot'i d. The old faniih
IVibie, ](rinle(l in Edinburi;li. of old date, Is in this family.
I. Spencer, b. March 4, 17Ii.j; d. at .JaniesiH.rt , I>. 1 . July li. l^tlS; was a boat,
builder; ni. . 1. Adki.ia, in. Albert (C Kandail. 2. Sauah. unm.. living at Wat-
tatuck, 1S71. :;. llF.JiiiJ.iiT, b. Mareli -,'1, is^i); 1,1. .luly 111. isr.s. Harriot K. Youni,', b.
1M;?.3, at Stony Brook. 4. Joii.x, d. y. o, Haxx.vu, b. abt. ISiJiJ: ui. ls71, li.njamin (i.
Tnttle of Jiiniesport: seaman; res. MauaTink. (i. Wii.i.ia.m Si'KNcku, b. .Ian. 10, lS:-{2;
r.i. Dec. 23, 18(14, Sarah Brown of ("ireenjiort, L. 1.
11. Hannah, b. 1796, in West Jersey; m. Amos Tuttle, cariienter, res. I'ort Jef-
for.son, where <he <i. Any-. IS, 1848. 1, Gf.ohok llA\ni..T()>-. ni. Sophia Still. '2. Minok,
in. Elizabeth Floyd. 'A, \Vai;kkx, m. Mary Payne. 4. JlHiOMK, in. Adelia Emmons.
res. Brid^report, Conn. o, Fi;axk, i.o. Catharine Payne. ♦!. Ai.oN'/.u, m. Mairiri^" Floyd.
7, C^ONsTAMMVE, m. KuTe Randall. 8, Sarah Ei.i/aukth, d. \.
III. Obadiah, of Wading River, sailor and soaca]it.; drowned in the surf in front
of his own house while ;-.ttem[itinir to ,ii:et aboard his vessel: ni. .\niia 'I'nttle. 1, SZKKNO,
h. Dec, i, 1845; in. HaTtie Floyd, sis. of Mrs. Smith Dayton; he is a sea ca])!. — pilot
yachtman. 2, Sarah A\'ii.i,1s, d. ls;i]. :^, PnKr.E, d. v.' -i. KA'tt:.
IV. Eliza llubbani, b. Jan 24, ISOo; ni. Aug. 2G, 182.5, William Woodhnll, b. June
29, 1706: chil. ti. at Moriches. E. I.: 1, Craki.es B., :Maich 4, 1827. 2, Edwin IE,
Oct. 21, 1K2S. ;;. John Cii.bkkt, Mandi 24. 18M0. 4. Maky Ei.iZAHETii, ^'ov. 21, 18^2".
5, Amelia J., Jan. 10, ls;-53. (1, Ismma B., Oct 9, 1834. 7, llKr.EX Mauia. S. Wh,-
1,1AM Da Vicix. 8, Aui;ei.ia Jaxk. 10, CiK(n;(;K HKitiu-.i; r. ll,Liai-\M.
V. Joiin Herliert. m. 1, Joux. b. 1S34 : d. l.s;-'.t;. 2. .biHx J., li. 183t); m.
ilarv, dau. <if ^^'il^utm Sev.'ard of So. Ambov, N. J. j-le is a master mason
VI. William.
413. Nathaniel Dayton, h. abt. 1715; lived at Setauket, E. I.; a large prop-ity
holder; hem.; prob. had Ijut oiio cliild.
4131. Tuttle Dayton, m. Elizab.nh Turner of St. (b-orge Manor, where he had
a farm of 200 acres; l;e taught school, was a mem. of the Suttolk reg. in 1775; d. Iisl3.
I. - Tryjihena, ni. Jacob, s. of Daniel Carter of X. .J". : farmer. 1, Comeout, m. John
Dolaiid, proprietorof a paper mill near the manor. 2, Isaac, ni. Sally White of E]ast End:
fanner; sailor; sea Cajit. ; well off. o. David. 4, .Ixcoi'. 5, JM."i/.ABf;Tn. (i, Saka!i
II. Isaac, in. l.ane of St. (b'org.^ Manor: he liecame intemperate and mind
disordered.
HE Natlianiel. h. 1770.
IV. Samuel, b. 1772. ' ' ' . .
41313. Nathaniel Dayton, b. 1770; d. abt. ISiiO; m.: r>.'s. Tuttle Mills. .
Riverliea.l.
I. .Miriam; m. John Edwards; farmer. 1, St'AUKouD. 2, i)AXli:i.. 3, Iti-ni. 4.
Mini AM.
II. Nathaniel of St. O. M. ; farmer; s])eeuiator: oyster jdaiiter; j.earJi orehard:
bui]<ler. W hen a young man ran away with his brother Tuttle Davton to South Ameriea,
hut Nathairud soon enine baek. lie m. Bueknlew: (2) Charlotte !,aml>er-on of
Mattatuck; (3) Smith of .Mattatuck. /. bvlstm.; 1. Rkiivud. 2 \\"ii,i.i\M. 3,
En/AUKi 11. 4, Jemima. 5. Dat. 0, Maiiv.'
III. William III. 1, David, m. Polly Fanning; he enlisted in heavv artillery
.11.(1 his head was taken <,iT in battle bv u cannon ball". 2, Axukew, servi'd in'the Union
army. -. C KuiiGi::, .sea C.iiit. ; res. Port Jetlers.m. - .
IV. Ruth.
V. Eleir/.er.
VI. 'luttle. m. Caroline .
]).\YTOX. )ii/,
41314. Sanracl Dayton, 1'. 'i'i72 :it St. (<. M.; Constable sovcml vrs.; rem. to
IjOikf, C'ayu^'-ii Cd., X. Y., ."j or 0 yrs.; llicii at Cuhn, Allf^'-aiiy Co. 1:") or 18 yjs.; then
roiurncd to P. .W-JT. ami d. flu-re March ?■"), IS.iS; m. al Soutliold, }*iiivy (Joochviii of
Soul hold.
T. 'riutlc. 1.. .\ii--. -20, ITOf!; m. Kuth Tucker.
1]. .loM]i!i, li. .Tall.. l'i\i:i: served in war o!' 1S12; .sailor; well olT; i-es. Moriches;
jii. .Iciiiiinu lioiiiuson of St. <i. M. She d. Aua.. IS'yi. 1, .JEMlAr.\, in. rlarvey Beiija-
iniii; he d. 1871. 1, Ji //lii/id, m. Thomas Tattle. 2, Frcihrick. 8, ILfltcrt. -2, Joskpii,
b. at Koflvv Point : m. Catharine Tnttli', sis of Josrph of Speoid-:; res. Moriidies. 1,
Joseph, 'd. D.vvu\ Statini: Atrt. at Mori<he.-s: m. C\nlliia llallidav of Alljanv^ N. Y., b.
Nov. 20, lS:!:i 4. 1s.\nna. 5, Isan.w. (5, A Dai:., d. a. 3^ yrs.
III. Mary, lu. (Jarrett Iheves; res. near Erie, Pa.
]^'. liobert White, h. at St, (i. M. Ai)ril 22. ISO'^; Supervisor fi>r a sldpi)ing tinii
in N. Y. ; .sailor and ('a]it. most of liis life; ns. Hannah l>e \Vick of Moriches, b. at
•Setauket ISOiJ. res. (ib-nCdve. 1. S.wi i"i;i, t i AiiiHM.H, proiessiona! tiiaiiner and yacdit-
nian; sailed ]5e!ineti's yacdit '" 'J'he Dauntless" two or three yrs.. and oilier yaehts of his;
als;i for Duncan the ]_).niker. I-^ ownei- of s»_'veral vessels. In 1872 ^^■as in oyst(r •busi-
ness: m. Louisa .llev of Brooklyn, E. ]\: res. City Isliuul.
^^ Samuel. )em. to Alleghany Co.. N. Y..ai',(l d. at I^eli.-i almut IS'id; was a black-
smiflr, iron \vorker. tool and scale makti-; owned land, cattle and farm.^; speculator and
.active bu.-iness man : well (dV. 1, Dallas, d. at Delta, .Mi(di., aJjcut l.'-'tJS; an educated
nian; stud, law and attended to his fath^'i's estate.
VI. Louisa, m. an artist; (2) Ford; res. Cuba, X\ Y. 1. Danjki.. a school
teaclier.
Vll. (')iarles. unm.; seanian; wa.tchman. roving eiaatic; struck with liivhtenin<r in a
A'esstd of his on the Swnnd ami beeanm somcwdiat deran^'-ed,
Vlll. Trvphena.
I\. 15<Uy.
X. Orangt: Webb, blacksmith, edge to<d nniker, faiiuei', dl■l,'^er, land sjieculator;
rich; ni. Scott of Cuba, X. 'I'. 1. ^Iauy, ni. Strong, lawyer; res. Cuba, X. Y'.
2, ElJZ viiKT]i.^L\i;iA, li. at Speouk. .Jan. ol, ISo:;!; ni. Walter Scott Tnttle, Surveyor for
the Xa.ssau Insuram-e Co., DreidUyn. 1. LihbU , b. March 30, 1857. 2, (J<<>. Wdlttr, b.
April 9, ISdt;. :j. <;>;(>. V\'ai{iii;x, b. -Ian. i), \XfA\: in clothing business on Broadway,
X. Y. C.
413141. Tuttle Dayton, b. Aug. 20, I7!»f;; m. Kuth Tucker of .Ml. Sinai: re.s.
P. .Ii^ff., of ■ivhicli Vie was one of tile orig. juiiprs. Hi- \\ as genial, social and jiopular; a
good ImsiiU'ss Tuan. and ]ios,--(;>.se(l a tine mind. He d. at P. .1. .Tune 2-1, l8()i, and bu.
with Masonic nonors. A tine tnonnment, erected by tie- Siiil'olk bulge in the Cedar
Hill ee;neiery, comniands a view tif the S.aind and oi ihi- ocean inscribed, -'l have
fought the good figdit; 1 have iinisbed my cour-;'; 1 have kept iiie faith."
I. ■ Tuttle Orrin <if P. .T.; mas. of a ves. ; m. Mary .Ione.~. 1, CUAlif.i-.s E[;a,stus,
10. Afary Lee. 2. ^LviiY Ei.i/Ar.K.rii. M, Mai<(.ai;i;i Lm isa; 4, tii:uK.;i ana Mauia.
T), Maiiv Tri Ti.i;. (i. Hfrtr Ikkxi.. ~,, 'i'lTTi.r. Okki.n.
!L Charles Ivlwin, mas. of ve>. ; m. Amy S. Hoc .cd' Iv Iboiiklyn. 1, IxTTU
Ei.iZA. 2, .\mv 'I'crri.K :!, CnAi;i.Ks j-jiwix. A, Ekastis C Ai{r>.M;i;. ."), Wm.
Ib.K.
HI. fieo. Merriit. h. ..Ian. lb. l,s:-il; mas. nf ves.: res. Seblen, L. 1.; m. June 8,
1802, Fanny \\. Pne, sis. of Amy. !>. <»;t. N, 1^:12. <d' I'.-itebogue. 1. (■Ko. Mki;kitt, h.
March 12. ISoo; d. soon. 2. ((vs^. 'I'l i' ri.i:, b. .Iune22, ]S"it\ W. At,i;i iri' OvkktoN, b.
Mar(di 8, lS.-)<); d. soon. 4. l\\.\xrK E.. Ai>i-il f:!, lSi;7; \\. y.
1\' l-"rastns (iardiner. s.-a ('apt.; m. Sarab S. Slater: re.s. Ath.-ns. X. Y. 1, Ol!Ki?{
Slatki;. d. .ALiy 12. Isoi), a. 1.
A'. .Tosliua Xelsou. -ailorand ina.-. <d' ves.; ni. Cornelia Kel.sey of (ir>-enpuint.
VL .NLirv Catharine, d. Mav 15, ls;!3, a. K! mo>.
VII. L.uiisa, li. Oct. 18, IS.-JL a. I nm.
VIH. William, d. .MM.n.
TX. l'11i/.a Mari:ai-ei. in. lb-nder>on: in shipping buvinos; res. Drooklyu.
X. Kuih Addi.'. m. Lewis Wheeler of Atbeii.-,. X. Y. : res. Tiutenville. on Staton
Kstatui, when- she i- tbe jcii-cipal of a srlmiM. I, .Mai:v Anun:. 2,- Lr;wi< EfCii'iNK
Ti'iri.).. :;. M.\i:v Caiiiakim;. 4, L(U isa. o. Miuianl
.\l. lianiiab .M.iria. ni. • 'lias. ]^,.■, Imo. n. .Vmy. 1, .)c,si-.i>n Trill. K. 2. SliKi'AUl)
Ci.Aitr x'l:. :;, Ocrs t-A r.ui-.t i . -L TdaPki.i.. h. Eini..\xi) FiKiiriA.
2\i
liltAisCII OK JOXATHAN,
woman.
415 Mary Dayton, m. March 11. 1718, Ri-ul.cn .loluison. b. Au-. 2<, l(.i)4. In
17-.() ]((* was -'of WaUinKt'oiil." i" <5'"'''i <'^ '^^ Kphraiin.
1. Justus J..hnsnu, 1.. Ai.ril G, 172()-, d. May 12, 1720.
II Justus .loliiisoii. b. Marcli 2(;, 1721. 1,1, 1—-- .>
III. Ki-hrauu JiJuison, r>. Haiin.ih . 1. C'n.NTi.NT, b. July 14, I ,.,... ..
LiriMKU, b. June 2'), 17-"i9.
IV Kcl)ec,-;i Jolinson, b. Julv 21. 172b. ^. . ,, . ,
y. ZarchousJolmson, in. IMu-b. . 1, JrsTi-s, 1>. lU-r. (i. 1-ob. 2, >.:r.Y... b.
■''"'vi'.' ^K.'ubcn Johnson, ni. Jan. :?0, 1750, in }!un1 hiflou, 1-. I., Elizabeth Bru^h; i2).
June 20. 175S, Nsid. Susanna Titus, who d. Jan.. M, 17S(j.
416. Charity Dayton, n. Dor. M, 172.i, Caia. Abn.i- .l,J,n.s..n nu-rch.: b. .\u-.
>' 170 > d Dee 2S 17o?; will dated Mav 7, sni. yr. : mad,- h,^ A niavk: nni.s. sons Ihiy-
Ton ilrzekiah,' Abner and Jacob; daus. Lydia, wf. of K/uene/.-T Fitoh and ehantv.
-H.'.n Vbuer to bdno- hinu^elf up to leaDiing." Caleb Juhi!s.;u, -unrd to Aimer, lley.ekiah
,,f Wuird .nuud. to^h■u■ol); Isaac John.son, Sarah Johnson, Jamrs Miles, wit.:
I IhiVton Johnson, b. Feb. 2s, 172S: d. Feb. lU. l7!tS; ni, Hannah---. _^She d.
JiMi. r,,'l778," a. -lii. 1. -V.v.MMK, Aug. lo, 1702, 2. Ei.i.vkim, Dec, :^!, 1 <oJ, o, Han-
nah b. AiTil 2.S, 17ol}, , , , 11111
■ II Kezehiah Johnson, b, March 12, 1782: m. Ruth . 1. Cm.kk, b -laly H.
17.-,!) 2 (lEotiGE, March 11, 1 TOO, o, r)i.vui.p:s, Nov. 21, I7til,
ill. ' Anna Jolinsoji, b. Aiu'il 18, 17:^6: not named m will ot t.
I\'" Abuer Joluisel), b. Ai!,u-. t>, 17;jS. , , .
V Jacob Johnson,* b.Julvyi, 1742: rem. will, his lam,, abLlsOd, to Johnstown, _,>.
Y from Torriienon, Conn.: m. l^sther — , "a professional doclivss ami a very noole
man " Celebrated as a midwife or accouclieuse, and i'oriemarkable success, nevei Ua\ -
■ lost'a i.atient in some hundreds of cases. She kept a horse for this special purpose, and
rode ni-l>t and dav far and n-ar. until she became as thonniirhly km.wn anu trusted as an%
phvsiciV^n in the Town. 1, C.M.KB, b. May 1, 1774: m, Dec^ 20, 17S»S, ^htrv Beach,
rr'a'enr/.- Dec lo 171t',i 2 J,n,Ns li", , Dec. 27, 1^01 , lu Johnstown, .\. \ . -j. ta'.d'..
April 10."l804;johnstuwn. 4, .M'u, iicnrh, Sept. 20, 180(i, in 'J'oi . 2. 'rf|ANKKUi-, Oc^.
1(1 177(;. ■.\. Stkphkn, .May 9, 177S, 4, (•u.utiTY, Dec. 2o, ImO. o, J.v oh Leb. b.
17S2 6 Ai^ui.PHfs, Ai.ril 2.-,, 17S1; d. Dec. fi. 1787. 7, Sl'sanna, April 2.), I.M.. \
At.nkk AiHii.i'iiis, Jan, 11, 17^8, 9. Jehi'SRA. Nov. 24. 17e9.
\'l. Lvdia .lohnsou, m. KlKiuzer i^itch,
Vll. «:'i)arity .Johnson, b. May 19, 1749,
• 41 6G. Lyclia Johnson, m, Ebenezer Fitch; desc from (iov. Thomas Fitcii,
1, Irene Fltill,
11. Dau,. m, Duti-lier.
41661. Irene Fitch, m. N'oahShep^-rd, desc from liev Wm, Slu-pard of Ma^^s.
1 Fit(d. Shepard, b. Soutliburv, Conn., April 7,. I.su2; d, Sha.ron Spnn--, ^. \ .
An- 21, 18S1. in the 80th year of his a.ire. Som.- time casl.r, o{ the Chautampia t o^
kr-oGc '^^hrn'elTeVry;^-/b;nf.,andhad3chn^ . Alfrc, Ten:^ 3, Kllcn 3,. Tho,nas. .^ t^
;^i, . ^;'l^^n'[^>"^ ': F?ara^1^"Oc^6^e:^,rV Med.'s^h^ 1^33; I'r^- of Surgery: ^.G.or^-
ina M^nso'^dau' ot a;arl^s WUiiam and Jane Kl^za ,Newt„n) Wooh,ey J.^^^^^'i'^^lt 1%2e.
(■ I-- •• law -cr a- Kc.chcstcr, N. V. 6, Geort,'C Ula-den, May 2-, lajf^; \ . C. u.-.'S, ^, 1 .U., cl. id.o, 7. -^\
''^^■Ji'iZ^^ti^l^^r.i W.ll-d ,nov. W.7 n,... wf . Do-- ^f ^'" V<f ^rFunL^Si^^":;! S''^^'
m-w L' dans I vdiaaid prucdciice Hclt. licuocn. eld, s., Israel, dec ,k-Ud.u, KunKC MLk.aul ut.ik, ^^
Kv^.V-norAb .■ Cllcb, Dan, and Jacob, .. S.vk,m.. au Daniel liarlholomew, - l^-^;-, • ■"• ^F V-
an b:'d V LvMa. 2, /V,.rf,v;.v. ^,. RKCr.FN, m. Mary D.iylon, 4, I-K.^K,.. a worker of bra^s 4 •
IcVvi J est o eV.>-n- m Jan sO.'itj.-, Sar.ih Miles i, /•.>/,;, v. Jan. 13,1734- -.' t''"'^f > ' V^ I'
^is, i> dec; div, ic. Miles. Silas. Eunice Johnson an^ I'n.dence Cook, 4. -'l'"'". Apf'" " /.'-f ' ^'' V .;.,,/
«l. . d. n'ov. .o.iju., a 65. 6, K,sos, b, uh;8: d. Jan, 3', -A., a. SJ. 7, A''^'"^ '-.m. Vk^ 's a "^ "^^
a, fM..->, b. ,7.>i- ; d. O.t r,. .777; n>. R.ubcl Broekelt 1,.t.|; est. d,v. to next ot '^ "v -' ^^"\^,^ ,n" \
o. I).-.,b. ,70,; d <>.:!.. M, 173'^. >^\ Cacov., b. 1713: ^ ' -■ '74o; tong. nun.; set at OnUon, Conn .
M. i7<'.}; d. 1794.
DAYTOX, fJTC]l, JOIIXSOX. 215
Hiuik .'.t .lamestown, N. V.: rem. to N. Y. ('., vlicvo ho cstalt. the Nat. Bank Note Co.,
1859, one of the largest artistic and industrial estahlisliuient.s in the U. S. ; <loiii«r busi-
ness with tiie banks and f^overnnients of this and foreign countries. Retired frnni presi-
d(>ncy of the Co. in l.s70, and spent several yrs. travelin.g in i^irope. A man of great
industry and force: rare executive ability; skilU'ul, judicious and ijivariably sui-et .-.sful.
•'A gen'tlemnn of the old school, of warm heart jmuI large aiT(>rtioii. and nuruberod
among his friends some of tlie most prominent men in llie city," lie m. Drlia Maria,
(dau. of Hon. Paul Dennis, "a Ke]>. from Wiishinglon Co, , in N. Y. Leg. ) 1, Ei.T.iOTT F.,
lawver; his great services Avell-kuown throughout the c-nuntry; he was aetive in rai.sing
andequipping troops in the late war; twice a]»pointed to the ronHuand of ^^ estern X. Y.,
under proclamation of J'res. Lineoln; m. adau. of Cornelius Vanderbilt, the K. K. king;
res. N. Y. C. 2, .XinrsTfS D.. the Vice Pres. .\m. r>:uik Note Co., consnlidaK-d
witli the XcitioiKil.
4164. Abner Johnson, b. Aug. (),17;:38: Y. C. 1759; stud, tl'-'ology and preached for
a shcu-t time !uit gave ic u]i on aceount of ill-liealth (hypoclioudriac). lie. established
himself as au apothecary in ^Vaterbury, in 177;'; the fiist in that whole region. 'J'he
place, has not been closed' since he bought it, aiul it still remains in the family (]>eav<-n-
worth and Dikemau). He was town clerk of W. in 1804; d. 1817; m. June '.i, 1778,
Lydia, dau. Eliene/.iT and I.ydia (Clark) l^unnell of Cheshire, Conn., a woman of great
energv.
1. Van Julius, b. April PJ: d. Nov. i), 1774.
II. I'anny, b. Feb. '.28, i776; m. Frederick Leavenworth.
Ill, Narci'ssa, b,.Mav^.'8. 1778; d. unni. about 1815. .
fV. Cliloe, b. Jnne IB. 17^1; d. Feb. :!, 1780.
41642. Fanny Johnson, b. Feb. 2H, 1776; d. in W. May 14, 1852, a. 75; m.
May 19. 179!1, lied'erick. son of Col. Jesse* and Catlierine Conkliu (wid, of Capt. Cul-
pepper Frisbie of Branford, Conn.) l^i-avenworth, b. in W., Feb. 4, 17G'3: M. D. ; d. May
17, 18.50. When (juite young rem. v.iih his ])arents to New Haven, where his failier
resided for some yrs. on'tlie south side of ^Vate^st., i-far the P:.tvilion Hotel building.
At about 17 yeur.s" of age, left tolas own resources, he shipped nnder Cajit. Holmes of
New Haven and made several voyages as ruate and supercargo to sourhern ports, West
liidia Islands and "the 8pani>h' main." l.orated awhilt> in the Island of Trinidad,
took the yellow fever and 'returned h<une to die," but n^covercd instead, j^tu'l. loed.
and practiced successfully awhile, but gave it up and went into the "Soiithern traile."
Afterwards engaged in nuiniifacturiug in Waterbury, where he was ])0Stmaster uj^wards
of 20 yis. preceding his death. He was a man of extensive and varied knowledge, keen
sarcastic wit aiul strong sense of.hunior; deliberate in forming opinions but decided and
tenacious; inde]>endent. but of quick sym]Kithies; his religious opinions different from
those held l)y most of his friends, gave' rise to a want of symi)athy keenly felt by him:
and resulted "in b.is later years to a c.rtain studied disregard of son^e conventionalities,
amounting to eccentricity. {Sk-tcl) ^ii/ Jl':'ii. V. .1. jM'of/dnn-//, I.tnrrinrorth Gen.)
I. Luciii Leavenworth, b. ^larcb 24, 1797; m. at West Stockbridge, Mass..
Nov. 22, 182(), Kev. Asa M. Train, pastor of the 2d Cong. chh. at Milford, Conn.. 23
yrs, where he d. June 14, 18ti;;. Mis. Train d. Ni w Haven. April 10, 1^07; she is now
described as a uomaii of >irong (duiracTer, 'diar intellect, diseviminating judgment,
generous heart and un.sellish devotion to the good of others. 1, At'(;i"STI"s L., }>. Feb.
18; d. Oct. 2, 182.S. 2, Ar.XKU L..Se|>t. It), bSiO; Y. C. 1S.53; chiif cbu-k in Pri7.e
Bureau, Navel dept.. l"^tj;-i; now, ]n75, editor Xcir IJi'Cin PiiUifiU'iui ; in. March 17, 1868,
Susau A. Bull of Milford, Conn., who d. July 22, 1870. 1, Clndl. b. .Ian. 12, 1S64; d.
* Co!. Jesse I.eavenworth, b. Nov. 21, 1741; Y. C. 1760; m. July i, lyot, C.ither;.nc, dau.-of _ Joha
Cor.klin of Soi'thanipion, L I. Tiadiiiun says a very hamlsoine couple. He was Lie\u ot theOov.'s
Foot f'.ii.-trdb I Benedict .Anio'd. Capt \ and went with the Guards to lioston U77''^' ''with old I'ui AlonfT.''
Fred followed them to the ou:--.kirts of the town, 'llie Co. returned in about three weeks. Col. Jesse
was cnijajjed in corriDJcree and once lost in Hurl Gate a sloop Liden with fl.i.\-seed. He owned the ferry
to 1-lnst Haven, wliere 'I'omlinson s bridu'e and the steamboat wharf nov, are. When the liritish invaded
N. Hav. in 1770 they robbed his house, ripj.cd up the Uatlitr beds and emptied them into the w.^tcr, and
did much other' dan^age, besides taking- the silver buckles froin Mrs. l.eavenwoith's shoes, while she
stood by and },'avc them, as she used to sav, "a piece ot her mind." s|,e h.ad'a keen black eye and a
sharp tonprue, and ir. after vears perhajjs not without sufucient cause, she turned it on her husband with
such efheacy that he soucfht shelter in the wilds of Vermont About 17S3 be became alienated from her
and taking; th* > ountccr children he left her forever. There may have been fault en both sides, but
apparently m.iin'y on his. He to(.k a ivoman with hiin wi o had been an inmatcof his lamily.ar.d whcm
he afterwards married, son, e sort of di vorce havin-r been obtained. He d. at Sackei's Harbor, Dec. r.>.
1 624. He was son of Rev Mark l.eavenwoi tli, and his wife. Ruth, dau. of Dea. Jeiem:ah IVck, son of
Rev. jeromiab Peek, and Joanna, dau. of Robert Kitchell; she m. e^) Capt Culpepper Frisbie.—
210 BKANCH 01' <10XAT1IAN,
soon. 2, Annie L., h. Miircli :^1, 1><(j~.. '6, Wu,. ,!.,Jun" T2; d. Aug. 13, 18GG. 8, Ann
Eliz.\, b. Mav 17, 183;j; d. Oct. 24. JSoT. 4. Fj{A>ces Reukcca b Oct 27 1835 • d
.luuf 28, 1830.
II. YXvL-A Loiivenwortb, b. Dec. 17, 179S: d Nov. It), 1S')2; m. >[arch o, 1821,
Chai'k^s Dontiison Khigsbiay [IJ.
111. Fiedtjrifk Augustus Feavcrnvorth, b. .1inii> 18, 1801; d. Doc. 24, ISO!).
W . Abiier Johnson Lfavenworth, b. .Inly 12, 1808; d. Vvh. 12, i8»)'.t; Ainli. Col.
1S2."J: tlif>o. at Andovcr; licen.sfd, April 22, 182S; .stud, \vitli IJev. ,T. Hallock of Canton.
Coini ; sfiicicnt and assT. at 'J'roy Rcns. Insi.: one yr. princ 'of acad. ai l^oxford, Ma.'^.s.;
s!i]i. (!ong. cbh. at Oraugt-, Conn., out- yr. ; ordaint'd I'a-tor at Biistol. Conn.. Dec. Hi.'
1820: dis.. Sept., 1N31; rem, to Charlotit'. X. ('.. and was i)astor I'rt.-sliv. clili. ami
])r:n'-i]ial young bidics' scliool. llr-re he laboicd with zeal to wa];e u]) tlic ]u'o]dr' to thr
import.Tncf! of education by l<<;uros. newspaper ai'liclfs. ])ani))bb'ts, almanacs, etc. In
sinnnnn- he travided among the mount;iins. liunting with tlie pioneers, talking and
preaidiing SuiKiays. In 18}^: lie rrm. to Warr.-ntou,^ \'a , bir benefit of lualtli of liis
family, where he establisjicil a sidiool. In 1 S:J9, having been colled to the new High st.
chh. in IVtersburgli, Va.. he left the school temp, in cluirgr of his wife. This chh.'~grew
out oi a dilliculty in :iii older organization, and w;is without a building. UndeV- his
man.'igement tliey soon had a handsome edihee with organ and beli He r..mained here
about fouryeais. and the new chh. was finally ab'-'orbed in tlie tild one. Aftorwaid, he
prciiched to destitute chhs. in ditferent parts of the stnte. and gave his eiterg-ies to a
scliool lie had re-e.-<tablislied in Petersburgh, which soon rose' to great im])7)rtance,
attracting scliolnrs from long distances, and Nourishing till tlu^ breaking out of the war!
Jn the great struggle he sympathized with the South and jironioted its cause with all his
energies. Ar it.s conclusion lie again turned his attention to educational matters, and at
The time of hi-- death was Cor Sec. of the \'a. Kdiic. .\sso., an ortranization created
]uo.stly through his efioits. and through which he hoped to develop some liroad ]>laus of
educational intei-est. He was of medium In-ight, rather slender, thin, light hair, bright
blue eys; raniage, very erect and digniiied; of great energy, physical activity and
jtersonal courage. A bold and vigorous writer, and. a ready and eioijU'-nt speaker, iuid
an acconipli.shed scholar, both in litiraiure and the sci<^nces. "\YJiatever he ])ut his hands
to was apt to prosjier. A^ a teacher, his talent amounted to genius. A ]-emarkable
combimuion of exciting enthu.^iasm in his i)ui)iK. of conimuuicatiug knowledge, and a
dignity of maineu' l)y vx-hich he conld maintain dis<ipline with little apjiarent effort. On
the occasion of hi,- d., 1^4). 12. It;!j9, cmumendatory resolutions of tli'e higlies-t- (duiracter
Were ]>assed by the Various bodies to ^^4lich he belonged. (See }.,utr;iit fn L>'iici u 'r^ir'Jt
(y.:,,ii('nii,i). He m, Jsiue 14, IS.il, KIiy.;i!>e: h Manning l'e.-,l.odv of Sal-m, .Ma-;s., a lads
of lare excelJenee. She d. .1 uue 2o. 1^41. 1, lM{i:DKi;rrK ('., b .Inne U!,' ISJM, at Char-
lotte. S.C.: railio.id engineer: m. Oct. IH. IS.'iS, (Airnlinc I'orter, who d. Sept. 1. ISi;;;!;
(2) Dec. 0, isr)4, hdiza C. haw'ience t,f Siiievcp:,,rt, i,n,: res, S, l,a, /, bv 'Jd \\\.: \.
IhM,!-. b, (J.'t. 2--:-, lSi;.l, 2, P?r:<i Jhln.. Oet. !, ISf;;^: ,| o,.} <), l^'lf!). 8, l/'^'•v
Pr.r;,;d>i, March 8, ISTO. 2, Hki.!-:\ I:.. .Inne 1], is:;.;; m. He,-. 1; rC)?, .John MeCCll at
Petersliurgh. \'a,. \\4ir. the\ res. 1. //,-',// L..!r, Sej.t.-l'.), !S,~iS. 2, .A-,',,, P^>ih>,du,
4un, 21, ls[;i: d. Hec. 24. ]ni;>. ;!, Frr.unrl. Ijnr, mr.^rth, h. M;,v 21, IS';:;,- d. Sept.'
Hi, ISiis, -J, lum,-!/ l>,,'<,, .March 2't. iscr, ,-), ]]'„,. }fr(;i!!.VrU. 2.'). IM'.;). (I, ])(_>ra
^t'l.irt. Aug. 27, is;u, 7. M-n !'iU(.i Piah"iU/. Nov, ;>U, 1S78. 8, .\nM;r, ArofSTls, b.
Mareh 8il. 1S8S: d, Hee. 2, iSl!, 4, .M vhv l-4iAX<Ks VtnoiNi \ 1, \pril28 is-il- d
duly ."-). 1S42, - - I . ■
\'. Canny .\ugustM Leaveiiworih, li. .lune I. 1812; ui. May 21). ISjI). Xath, S.
^^or.diu. .-m apothecarv at i'ri<lgepo;t, Coiui., but li'avt' u]. business from ill health, 1,
Fi;i:nK!tn K .\,. ,\pril li). ISjO: d, dune 9, 1S18. 2, Hki.kx C.M;ni.i.\i-:, Nov. 17,1842.
:Cv X.v'iii. Kici.Nf;. May 2(i, \s.\A: V, C. 1S71; served V, yr-, in Cnion armv. 4, F.VN.NV
H, -Vug. lit, ISIS. ."). Tii(i,M,vs ("ooK. Oct. \r\. |s."j8.
VI. ^ Flisiia hejiveuworih, Mareh l.'j, JSj-H br^d an .apothecary with Hr. Lewis
Hulclikiss of New Haven: ni.my v rs. |iostm;is;er al \\'ateri)ury : s<'veral times Hep, in
<'(!nn, Leg.: ['re-, ^\"aterb, iMme Savin;r-' I'-Muk: m. Se'pt. "7. JSj.-), CvnthiaC dau. of
H-i!J. Fuller..! W",, uiiod. Dec. .",, iS.H, 1, M,\i:v K. . d, Nov, 7, 18o"l
42. Mary Tuttie, 1>. Fel;. 7, Him;: m. Willijun Fre.lerieks of \\ albd. She d.
perbai»s before 1700. as she is not named in dii.-. of e-,t. of le-r l.ro, .lonatban 'I'uttle. .\t
si<-ourt held .July 1. 170u. Simon 'I'lUtie. bro, of .Maiy l-'redei iid^s. e;.: bJSited (b4)ls due
flom e.-,t o|- hiv I,,-,, .lon-;ti!:,Ti. eo;;.,,,! | -j ,,||ip. ;: Hn'ex hi i .j te.l ae, ; u it.ta flee < fi^)m W'ni.
ai.d Naili. 'I'utile. i:ebe,-a Heighn.u, .Mirv I^.M.lii tie :oid l':ii;<a!.eth Curtis, <!a-us. (d" Wm.
I- n dericks. He m. (2) Abigail Doolittle. and liad Abi-uil, m. Hee. Is. 1718, .fosiah
i odd.
JOnXSOX, TUTTLK, FREDERICKS, HOOl-lTTLE. 217
I. Miu-v Fredericks, b. Julv '^O, IGS.-J.
1!. Elizabeth Fredcri<-ks. h. Feb. 18. ICNH-T. - -
421. Mary Fredericks, b. Julv 22, 1GS5; m. Fch. -^8, ITOo, Jolm, tddest s. of
Abrabaiu uud Marv (lIoU.) Jli.olittlc. b. Au<r. l!), IGSl. of Wallingford, Coun. IIu m. (2)
Miiry I.L'X'iis, and <1 Nfiv.. 17-Ij: called S('rL'"faiit; wid. Maryadnnx. and appt. guard of
Pat)-'!,!,-, b. .liilv ]7. 17;''2; d. 1T4.7, before the court niadu clioiee of )ii<>. for guard.
]. Benjamin Doolittle, 1). July 10, 170."); d. lud'oie 17-lG.
11. Susanna Doobttle. b. Feb. 4. UOG; m. Juiu- !. 17-27. Kaiah Tuttle [j>o!<t\.
Hi. I'Ainico Pnolittle, b. May :^0, 1700: living 1 74G.
\y . .bi':in ])oo!ittlc. li. Feb. 0, 171-; m. 17:11, Hannah — — .
V. r]iel>e Doolinle, b. Xov. 2C,, 111']: f-sT . div. 1717 uvAoui: brollieis and si^tersi.
VI. FicHb^rick T. l)MM!Ji!l.e, b. Oct.'.^O, ni.l; d. Sej.t. 2, 17-lG: Mary, wid. of John
cxecx. : e-^t. div. among hi.^ live l.iro.^. and sisier.-^. .Susanna. JInniee, Jolm. Pliebe and
Obed.
Vil. o'"'d Puolittle. b. (),-i. :?. 1717: d. X,,v. -!. 1746.
Vlli. Nathan l>,Mdittle. b. Julv -je. 1720: d. An- -^O. 17-28.
iX. Marv Doolittle, b. (),-i. i.;. 17-2o: d. Dee. -1, 1724.
X. Ke/i:i]i Poolitile. b. Jan. 21. 17-2N, d. S"pi. 22, 174i;.
' 4214. John Doolittic, b. Feb. G^ 1713; .1. in ^Val^d Nov.. 1747; m. 17oG Hun-
jtah : she ni. i2) Saniuel Mos->. In 1747 \\\n. Hannah admx. ofest. of John Doolittle,
jr., and. guard, to Titus. .^IargeIy, Eunii'e and Hannali. In 1747, Samuel Mos.'^:, clainiO(i
i^dmr.in ii. of his vvf. Hannah. Sannud Koyce. guard, to Philemon.
I. Pliili'min. b, Feb. 2'>. 1740: rem. to Blandfoid, ?>lass., 1777; thence to We'-.tern
X. Y., \Airi; m. J.m. .5. 17o7. hydiallall; (djil. b. in W. 1, Phekk, Mav 2.j, 17o!(. 2.
Kkzi.mi. .\pril -211. 17()(). o, Lydta, Oct. ^'.t. 17»n. 4, Jonv FKKDj.pjcK.Fel). 11, 17G7.
v^, Hn K, Auo. 27, 17G9. G. .1 \i;Ki). 7, Jk<se. S, i\\Tn;Nti;. 5), Uaxnaii.
II. Fujiic.-. b. Jan. :^1. 1741.
Ill Mar-erv.
IV. Hannali. b. -May 12, 1744; m. Zopliar Tutlle.
V. 'I'iius, b. .(uui- 12, 174j; m. Mary ]>e\vis.
42144. Hatmah Doolittle, b. May 12. 1744: m. Jan. 11, 17G7, Zophar Tuttle
\pot<f]. and had Ezra, Alnatha and John. She ui. (2) Jonah, .s. of Aaron Blake.^lee ajidhad
time sons, I j)e!haps other chil.,) from wliom a large numi)er of the name of Hlakeslee in
\V(stii-n Pa,, are ru-scended. The ])arent.'< rem. fnuu Wallinirford. Conn., to Vt., thenet-
to Pa.
1. Henjaniin ]51akeslee.
. 11. hyman K!akesle<'.
111. Z')iJiar Blakaslee, til. and had L.'amks 1. 2, .'sahai! M,, m. Asa Pa-d^er,
1'. My.-te-. ('.■;;■.; v\4!eii alioti' IG yrs. of age he .journeyed oii tuf>i \siili all hi.s eariiiiy
pos-tss'.ous in a kiuipi-aids on his l^aek lo Sus^jindianna Co., I'a., and apprenticed himsidf
to liis uu'-lf. a caijienter, and in two or tbri-e years v,-ent to X. Y.. to work at it, but not
liking thi- ciiy returm-d to Sn-qnehanna Co., where -'he married at tlu- age of 20 tb.e
]>ri-lty daughter of a farm<-r Indng in the neigli luuhood. For four years the p.air c-ariiod
only a scuTity subsistfui-. , y.juug Paeki-r wm-king a small fariii .-ulI doing odd jobs at liis
tr;tde. At the time of the ojioning of ilw Eeliigh Ci;;ia! in the spring oflSoo, he became
it eana! lioDt driver. AN'ith his '■aiiiings hr gradually was enabled to Imy inii-rests of liis
own in a number of b.iats, aiul, retaining the.se, he gave up <ii-ivini:. and ojiened a store
and a l>oat yard. .\f[erwanl he (ajntracted toi- ihe buiidingof loeks in the upi'er
Lehigh, and soon bi.s fame as jieontraetor becione great througlnutf the region, lu 183s
he built boat.'- a' Pottsville for the transjioi faiion of eo:;! to Xew York direet . In ISlO.
leaving his boat building business to liis brother, Mr Park, r r.-umvetl to Mamdi Chunk,
and f(U- many years engaged in the shipment ol' coal. In 1.^^02 he alone began the build-
ing of the ladli^rh \'alley Uaill'oad. In !s">">. when ii was eompleteil. he was all btlt
iiiitu'd, but. aided by Commodore Stockton, he sur\ived lii> temjHirary end'arrassmi-ui.s,
and hi- ro;id .twanhvl hi:n to that extent thai for many ye.irs he has beiui aeecumled the
riehe-.! luauiu Pen i.sy i wuiia . Mr. Parkep w.-i,-, twiee elected to Congress, ami servi'd
under the a(lministiri'i.)n of -Mr. Pierce. He built bu-liimstdfa beautiful resideui-e at
Maii(li rbunl;, whiidi was his Imnie.''
42145. TilUS DooIilllC, .iune 12, 174."); rem. i;;i. to I^isseli. .Mas-,.: farimu-;
d. Nov. 2:!, ISli!. ,-1. 7:;; Ui. .\..v. 20. 17G1, Marv. dau. of Dr l.-wis of \\'aird.
1. J.ihn. b. Jan., KG.l: d. v.
218 BRANCH OF JONATHAN.
11. Elizabetli. 1.. 1707: il. Ajuil 28, IS.!!; v.\. Abrahmn I'-nulloy of Kussell, M-v^-^..
and left sons and flaus.
III. Titus, farmer of K., Mass.; Avas livint;- in Painesville, (). . l>^4'^; ni. 17!»-4, Mary,
(laii. of K'-v. Stephen Tracy of Norwieh, Ma.s.s,. who d. 184;J; liad 10 chil.
IV. Marv, 1>. 17r,!)- d" Mav(di 11, 1817: ni. Noble, s. uf Saiii'l and Naomi (Noble),
(levc from Aini)iosi> Fowier '..f Southwiek, Mass.: h. Jan. 10. MiV,]; left -1 son.<.
V. Joel, I). 177-1: d. March 9. 18-il ; M. A., Y. C. T/ilO; tutor Middlel. my Co!., Vt. :
ini^m. Vt. T.e;:. and (inv. counc'il; nieni. corp. M. ('(d.: Pres. of the council of .state
cereors; Jiid<;e of tlie Supreme Court of Vt. many yrs.. and -nu-m. Con.; in. Sarah P..
dan. of Kpln-aim Fitch, Es.p, of Pav.dct, Vt.,'aad liad: 1, .loiix. 2, Trrr.-^. 3.
Cii.vKi.f.s IlritH.MUi. -1. .loui., and 0, Makk Poi'.KKiKAr, twins. ('. SA7:.\rf. 7. Eliza-
hi:tu. 'A of Joel'.'-- son-; re>. in Ohio.
VI. Amasa, b. 1771;: d. is;?,"); ni. Mary, dau. of Aniasa llittdicock of Cheshire,
Conn. 1, A.NfASA Hric'licot k, i-.?s. Clushirc, on the u]d Lewis I'^arm. 2. Makv. ni.
fh-e.l)cn Palmer of Sprinptieid. Mass.; red. \\'. S.. Mass.
Vil. Martha, m. Solomon Cillettee of Cohdiester. Conn.
YIll. Mark, 1). 17Sl;d. Nov. 18.03, a. 71; Y. C. IhOl; res. Hehdiertown, Mass.:
lawyer; author of an liirdorical sdcetidi of the Cong. chh. in lkd<diert(iwn, {]2 mo. 282
pp.); pub. Northanii)ton. 18.V2, Nvhich contains this account of the Doolittle fajnily and
a steel ])ortrait of the author engraved by I.. S. Pundersou of New llav.. (\:inn. (See
Gen. Rig-, vol. fi, ]>. 217, tor p.ort. and sketidi.) ■■ He has been a benefactor not only to-
Helehcnown I '.it to liie commonwealth at larirc in various fields of duly:" m. P>etsey
]\Iatilds, dau. of Daniel Smith, Estp, of ^\'est 'ilaven, \x., Avho d. Nov. 14, lSl-4, a. 2S;
(3) Sarah T., d;iu. of Cliarle.s C. Kobertcau, Ks(j., formerly of Newburyport, Masis., who
(1. is'ov. 23, 1818. i. hy fst m. : 1, Lt< v .MAniA, m. 1834, Pr. Horatio Thfunpson of
]^:lchertown. Mass. 2,' Pktsky MATti.m, b. May, 1814; ni. John Strong; Y. <_'. 1827;
res. Addison, N. Y. /. by 2d m.: 3. Saiiau I.ukV.xa, d, July 2!), 1849; a. 18. 4. Wii,-
I-IAM C. , d. y.
422. Elisabeth Fredericks, l'. Feb. 18. l(j8(i-7: m. .Ian. 4. 1107-8, Samu.-i
Curtis, b. Feb. 3. 107>^!», s. of Thos. and Mary C. of Stratford. Une of the foundei-s of
the Northford (\Vaterburv) societv 1738. was 'voted into the 3d seat witli I'enj. T'j.sou.
17r,2.
I. Enos Curtis, m. May 28, 1733, :Mary (iale. 1, TiTi.'s, b. Jan. 28, 1730: d. so^n.
2, Mauy. b. Nov. S, 173(J. 3. Comiout. June 2.Y 1744. 4. E\ns. .Ian. 27, 174(1. 'k
Lois, March 1. 1732.
II. Abi Curtis, b. Sept. 2!*, 17ifi; m. .Ian, 8. 173."), llezekiah Clark, 3.1 cousin-; si-t.
in Southington: 8 chii. I. Ant. 2. IIiv/kkiaii. 3. SAMrii.. 4, Ei-m:\ist. .).
Oi.ivK. G, Okeo. 7, Isaac. S, Eky.
HI. Olive Curtis, ni. March 14, 174o, .bilm, s. of Dea. Moses and Sarah (Bcntoi\>
Blakeslee of Plvmouth. Conn., b. }>c.-. ■?.:,. 1723. 1. -louN. >4arch 3. 174G. 2, Amasa.
Jan. 1."), 174S; ni. Estlier Parkci-. res. I'lvnuiuth. 1. 4///-.S. 1772. 2. A.v //</'//, 1174. 3,
Eneas, \Ti\i. 3. Joki., Aus.;. P.), 17."!U;"m. res. P. 1. Limi^. 2, Rimx'-ui. 3, P.it^ey.
4, Erastus. T). AiN.nvln. 4, Enus. b. Julv 12, !7.V2. :>, Or.r.n. Aug. 2U, 17.04. t>.
o'ltve, March 2!), 17.0S; m, Flnathan Ives. 'l. LKri is, IICP; d. i7«l. 8, Lkt'I'Is, May
27, 1763: m. Ira Pond. 9. Jaui;1), .Inly 8, 17t;.-): m. ami has family in Plynn)iith. Ut.
Sam.y, Aug. 20, 17G'^'; m. Stephen Seymour, 1). ^\ atertown. Conn., July 21. 1109. s. of
Stephen ami Mehitable ( Ilickox) S. , served in Col. Meigs' regt. Conn. Line in Rev. war
1777-80, and in Shehlon's Liirht licusc from March, 1782, to.iunc ll'^3: rem. to Otsego.
N. Y., about 1818: in 1S32 was res. in Chcuant;-o, N. Y. 1, Sfitrinn, a. 24 in .lune, 1820.
2, JuliuH, a. 10 in 1S2(I. 3, ihnrii. a. 13 in 1820. 4, >W///»</,, a. 0 in 1820; suppo.M.>d
the Salmon Sevntour who was Frcst. of the Isr National Pank in (Jeneva. Ohio. 1^74.
11, Crurrs. IVb. IG. 1770; d. y.
44. Simon Tuttic, b :Marcii 11. 1G71: m. Fii/abeih, eld. dau. of \Vm. and Sarah
(DoolitthO Abernetha of VVallOi. b. D.-c. 10, 1G73, In 1 701; Sinu>n T. bought of Sam i
T.jdd i4e-bt a.ciH'S iu F.ast llavcn. (0>!in.. also other lands near New tla v. In various
records be i.-, called oi Neu Haven. Ajuil 17. 1721. S. T. und wf. F.li/.ab.-th .sell lands
in \\'aH\!. He d. .'u'v G, 1720, llisgiave stone i- tie- (dde;,t in the N(nah Haven burial
g!-ound. In. .V].ril. 172G. Isaiah 'i'ultle was apipt, to adm. est. of his 1. SiTiem; inv. 1'847
cletu- of debt; .Mo--es Lllalscslee, .b.sepli Clark and PenJ, Todd . divid'-rs; s^'fi, .buiathan s
!m Ir., an.l !.-pres:'nl.;tives Imd ih- borne 1,,t and house, Pavi-I h.ad n4 acr.'S behin.i the
nine Hills.
L P.d.ecca. b. April 30. ICl/S.
II. Jonathan, b. S.'j.t. 8, 17i>!; m. Dec. 8. 1721, Marv, dau. of Jolui Cooper.^ ^ic
d. in No. Hav. Dec, 1120, a. 24 (irravc stone). In Feb.. 172.0-G. adui. giNcn to Mary,
DOOI-ITTLK, FREDERICKS, TUTTLK. 219
wid. of Jonathan Tuttli', lute of Xo. Hav., «Ioc., and sl-.e was njjpt. f^uard. to Simon,
"only iiiinoi- fdiild;'" Thos. 13each, Moses Blakoslee, Aaron Tuttlo, wit. lier l)on(l She
d. l'>ec., 17CG, a. 24 (gravH-stonf"). John Cooper, adnir. of her t-st., IT'JT. Later, tho
unadni. est. wa.s given to iNaiah Tutlh- to adjnst. Inv. L'KO. 1, Simon, 1). N<a-. l<).
1725. He was constahh^ in No. JIav., 17(iH; m. Sarali, (hi.u. of Nathaniel (Joodyear. h.
1724; d. Nov., 17oS, a. Hi. Ihe will uf NatlianieKJc.od.year prov. 1752. nms. wf. Sr.iah,
exrx., and son Shiion 'J'uttle, e\r.. and chil.. Obedience, Hannah, Esther. Maliel and
Sarali Tnttle. In IHXi. Sinu.n 'J'uttle of N. Iluv. eoiiv. to Jesse JohnsrMi <•!" W'ondhridge,
Tt. in bind laid out to Simon 'J'uttle. I, .Van/, h. June 8, 1740. 2. !<nr,il. Ort. 12.
174S. 3, Rchrcrii. I'tee. ol. 17.")1. 4, Bcih', turn v.ith ]U4)ecea. o, Mulul. Mureh 2S.
1753. 6, .S"?«o//. Mar 5. 175G. 7. ./'.'// /^ Ft b. 12, 1«5S.
IH. Jsaiah, b. Julv 10, 1704.
IV. J'^lizabetli, b. Nov. 8, 1705; d. 1725-n; and her est. ^y;ls divided betwen her
brcithers Isaiali and David.
V. Deborah, b. Jan. 1, 1709-10.
VI. David, b. April 25, 17 Jo.
443. Isaiah Tuttle, h. July 10, J7U4; Ensiyn in 17o7; Justice of the I'earr-: De;,.
in tbe Cong. ciiJi. in North Haven, Conn., for 35 years, 1741-76; much emidoyed in the
settlornont of estates: d. Sejii. 11, J77G, in his 73d yr. ; Deborali Tuttle and Jesse 'i'odd
udmr.s; inv. -t'440. Hem. June 8, 1727, Susanna Duolittl" of Wnlhd, a (hiu. of his 1st.
cous.; d. Mni-fli (i, ITt'il, a. 55; (2) Deborah . In June 1793, adin. of est. of Deliorali
Tuttle late No. llav. dec. v,as given to Joseph 'J'uttle, only .s. ; Peter Eastman, and
Enos Todd dividers. I. bv l>i m.:
I. Jonathan, b. Mav ^'^, 1T2S: m. F-'b. G. 17(i!, Hannah Barnes.
II. 'iJieophib.is. b. March 4, 1720; d. in W all'd Nov. 17, 1787.
III. Isaiah, b. Fe'o. G. I";:!! ; d. c.
IV. David, Jan. 31, 173:^-4; d. "Sej.t. IG, 17G4; inv. fl70; est. divided, to his ;|,re^-
bros. Jonathan, Theopliilus and Soloim-n.
\ . FJi/alietli. h. June 17, 173G- ni. Titus, s of Heiijamin and Dvd.ia AlliuL;- 4'!>dd,
b. July Hi. 173!': ih June 28, 1850. He wa.> Dea. of t^.e No. Haven chh. His will dated
April 31), 18i'5; prov. 180G; nms. r.enj., Ichabnd, Th''.)phihis, Titus, Abraliam, Chloo
Tuttle, J-'.stlier, and grand dan. Maria 'rnttie. [All \m\ tlie first four sup, to b'- by 2d m,
June 7, 175^, to Esther Ba)-nes. 1, Abraham, b. A].ril 29. 1750. 2, l]li/abeth, I). July
14, 17G]. 3, Chloe, b. Jan. 2G. 17G3; m. Samuel Tu'tle [1]. whod. 1802. She m.l2)
(irannis, amf d. about 1810. 4. Titus, b. Aug. 13, 17G5; d. Sept. 10, 1810. 5, E.-"ther,
b. May 15, 17GV. u, Abraham, b. Sept. 1. 1773. J 1. Hi-,x.i.\min. 2. Icn.Ar.oi). 3.
'J'heoi''H1i,i:s. aiimr. of est. of Samuel Tutth' 1tj(r2. 4, Ma};i,v.
VI. Sarah, b. Julv 13, J738; Amus Manstield truard. She d. Ai)ril 21. 17Gi) num.
Vll. Isaiah, b. N.Tv. 29, 1742; d. %.
Vni. Solomon, b. Au-. 2", 174G; in. Nov. 11, 1707, Eunice Tuttle. /. by 2d m.:
!>:. Susamu', b. Marcdi 12. 17G2: rn. Jonathan, s. uf Caj't. Jonatlum Smith of W .
Hav. ], Ei.iAKi.M. b. 17S5; m. 1810 Sarah B. Tuitle.
X. lt;i(diel, b. Julv 9, 17G4: He/ekiah Tutth- guard, in 17S0.
Xi. Elizabdh Sarah, b. Muv 30. 1 7GG.
XII. Josej.h, b. June 2, 177U.
4431, Jonathan Tuttle, h. May 19, 1728; settled in the south-west corner of
tlie town of \\ allJngf'jrd, Conn., near the f(.,ot of tin- " Blue Hills.'' The jilace loi.- (ver
since borne the nanie of Tuttle's l^irni. He d. .May' 29, 1793, a. G5; m. Feb. G, 1754.
Hannah Barnes, v^ ho d. Nov. 2G, ls:n, a. 9S.
I. Uebecca. b. Aug. 29. 1755; m. Lent Hougli.
II. Isaiih. !). Mav 5, 1757; m. Hannah Jones; (2) ^-^rah Yale.
111. Ihmnali. b. J;\n. 4. I7(il; n.. Berhel 'J'odd.
W . Sarali, b. Dec. 18, i7G2; m. Ihiiben Jones.
V. David Ju-tus, b. Jan. 27, 17i;5; m. 1700. Dollv 'I'nttle.
VI. Samuel, b. March IS, 1771; m. 17;cj, AbiL-ail "Cook; ^2) 1SU9, Lucy CrJiies.
Vli. PoUv, m. San:uel Jolrnson; chil. b. WallingfonI, Conn. 1, Hrs^SKi J . 2,
Fi:iK.\i). m. l"'hel,e Vale (dau. of Benajah), b. March 2, 1803. 3, BfHK. 4, iloitDV.
5, Mai; v.
44311. RobOCCa Tuttie, b. Aug. 2!). 1755; m. Jan. 20, 1774. Lfut lb. ugh of
Widld. b. 175Uts. of Wiiiiam, s. of Snnu 1. :.;. of James. ,s. of Jo.-epl<). She li. Xu):.
22, liS'S. He in. (2; .Mar_\ Dlerpont Andiews ol No. Hav.. who d. June 27, 1^32, a. 75.
He d. (»ct. 8, 1837, a. 87.'
220 BKAXCII OF JONTATIIAN^.
1. Lucv Hoiu;h, 1>. Nov. :.^7, 177-1: in. ^■f•\vlM!Hl l[;ill.
II. Hannah lioii<rli. m. Ira Ilall of \\ail\l: .v. i.
in. Scrajah Hough, b. March :.^(;, 17S0; m. Elizabeth Avery.
IV. Ahnira Hougli, h. >vov. 6, !7'J7.
443111. I.llCV Iloilgh, b. Nov. 27, 1771; id. J)<'a. Newiiiaii Hall of \V.
1. Hebcc-ca ilall, ni. Jared Hull of ^\•.
11. Hannah Hall. ni. .loel Hull ui \V. 1, .John, m. Coni.'lia IMuuson, .■>'. ;'. 2,
Isaac, m. and has oni' tdi. >'. Hf.NKV. ni. 0]il!i lia Munson of \N'. ; one eh.
Hi. l.ucy Hall, ni. Jan. 21). 1S21. Wo.-sn-r Y;ilo of W., afterwards of Xcw Hav. , b.
,hin. 12, 17!)7; an extensive nianuf. of ^hocs in W. several yrs. On rf'tirinir frf)ni that
l.>usine.-s and rem. ti.) .\e\v Haven he ojierp/d a ioiieryand ex<dianc;-e f'iice; for sonie tinnr
Deputy SheriiT of New llaven roanty lie iinally ri'iui-iied to \\". and settled ou the
farm ori>rinally OMned liv his ancestor, 'Idiomas '^'ale in 1770 He d. Marcdi 27,
1S42, a. V) vf-. 1, L-ri;7VtiA. 1-. (K.i. 2y. Is21: .1. Dec. 2, 1S2;;. 2, Kstiikk
[ C. b. April ].-,. 1S2;;. :!. (ii-.n. ^\'., Jan. 12: d. Hec . 2^, js;-,'.-,. -1, (-.'ko. \V., b. Dec. 29,
I 182(;; n). Ducv I'avis, of X. Hav.: res. Ha,i!f. 1, />.////• lb., ni. Cvnthia Penncv. 2.
: h'lla F., b. Jan. 8. ls5:J: th. Se[.t. 20, ls70, Hranic W. Miller of Hartf., Conn. 5, "AVii.-
j.iAjr Hr;XKy. b. March 28,182.8: d. Dec. Hi, 18-'I. (i, W'li.T.rAM Haj,),, b. Xov. 12,
■ 1831; m. Any-. 29, 18'i-j, i^arah E. Banks of Xorwalk, Conn.: res. ^^■in(lIn^, Minn.; 1 ch.
1, Ch.irks B.. b. .Xov. in, 1800. 7. En^vJ^■ Ai.o\y,u, b. Di:,-. ^.j, ]8:i:i; m. Oct. 17, 1853,
ilertrude Pae;e of Xew Dritain. Conn. : re-i. Louisville, Kv. 1, (hiir'csP. 2, Fvtih rick
; J/. 3 and E Infants, dec. S. Makv <'., b. A]iril 14, 18:Jo; lu. Oct. 17, 185^, Geo. K. (s.
j of Riley) X'oit ; is colleciino; material for a historv of the Xott tamilv; res. S'. Hav. 9,
. EiTV (E, b. Sept. 21, 1s:;7: d. Dec. 4. l.^ijn. in. "Si sax E., b. Juiv li", 1S41: m. Sei.t. 28,
1 1SG8. Henry ^^. Phitt of X. Hav.: res. We.>t Meridan, Conn.
1 443113. Serajah B:ough, b. Much 2i). 17S0: d in Meriden Ans^. 8, 18.-):E m. I'Vb.
18. IHUI, Eii/.abeth. dau. (d' .\l)ner S. A\ery. b. Sept. 27. 17^2; d. Aul,^ 14, 187U.
I. Evnu.n ^^■or.'(ste^. b. March 7. ls02: d. in Mer. \w^. . \>iM\ ni. Oct. 2o. 1S25.
Ruth C. lEl-e of .M., wh..d. .hilv s, l^fio 1. Sirv-. l.'ici:. b. Dec. lU, 1^27; d. Julv 27.
i l."-'Mi;;. 2. Jaxi: Eniz.vn.hTii. b. .ian. 2-. \^.;\)\ m. Sept. 4, I'^o'J, Dea. Hobart C. Hull;" res.
j \V. :der. 8. Er.i,KN Kkkkcca, b. Mav 7. E-J8.
' H. Eent S.-rajah, h. Jan. 20. IsOl: educ. at l^aneor, Me.; gra.]. Yale Div. School
■• 1S;H: I'leached at Chaplin. Cunn.. oJ yi-<.; Xoith Madisot!, :', yr.--. : IJethcl, 1 vr. ; Middle-
lowu, ^^"e.^t^.eld S*^ciely, abt. IS y;>. : \N'o'coti. \\ yis. ; Sah-m, 1 1 yfs., thence to E. Eynie.
i Conn.: an earnest and succes.-ful lU'-acher; m. Jul_\ 12, bSol. llannah. dau. of Eli Snutli
j of Xorlhfo'-d, Conn., 1). .Uily 2.-i. Isii.-,, (>is. to Rev. V,\\ Smith, D. D. , missionary at
i 15eirut. India, v.heie he fansiated tin- 1'.:! b- into Arabic). I, l"!!,! SMtri!, li. Aug. 10.
: 1882: m. Oct. 8, 18o4. Caroline Hall. 2. S.vIvAH L.vnmax S.xrrlii, b. May 8. 1S8.3; m.
Xov.. is.)!), ( liHi-b-- Heniy (ialpje, n! W' >! iield. Conn., n. 1^:'S; enlist.. Aug. G, lsd2. in
Co. }■", 1 i;h Ib-gL CiMiu. \ oN. : wound.ed at bat. of Antieiam, sup. beyond recovery, and
<li.sclnarged: returned home and recoveicd so lai- as to pa'^s muster into the 1st C(Uin.
j Cav. ■ After the bat. of the \^ ilderu'-^s. attain piosi rateil by oveiexei tiou : sei\-ed to end of
; war in Vet. Res'uve Corj^s. 1. >' '/•«'/-. b. Seja., ISCO. 2. C/,",;//, .v /;, „;,7„///,, J une. lS(il, dec.
8, Ih,ttk B.'H, 1). isiil. 4. /;//■ ]!...,;/. Aug., ES(i8. o, .V/;-./// llotigh, h. Jan. 20., 1878.
8, Mahi.v ^^'AKU SNtmi, li. Oct. 0. 1S44: ni. Jan. E"). 1S(;7, .lo,-.epl, Eiv H;ill of I,yuie;
res. Cobdn-<ter. (■(uni. 1. ArtF.r .<t.'„t<n,. 1>. Jan. 21. b^b.^. 2. Jf, rl; rt 'H','in]i^ b. March.
1870. 4, Hi-.N.i.wiiN SMiTii. b. April, 17, 1S-!E enlisted in (\^. H. 8d Kegt.'Conn. Vol-.,
and wa- in Isi bat. (d' Dull Run; leenl. SSth 111. \'ols. : at liat. (d" Perry ville, and after
passing Xa.^h\ill(^ in juir^uit of lEagg was nearly killed by d.rinking fioni a ].oisoned
[ spiiug: tra,nsf. to \et. IJo. Corji.-: r. s. V^^\■\ S.audeu, I'akotii. o, Mahtii A Ri:ni-.i'('A, b.
1 I'l'b. 18. Isl7. t). Makv !",i,i/..\i;i;rii, twin \\\\\\ Martha.
; lib Xancy A\ery. b. I'eb. 4. \^\%: d. Mai'di ii. 1^28.
: 1\'. Ibdu'cca Tiittle, b. .i:,u. :!. 1^'is. ni. Se|>i., 18:i-J, \\y\ . Sanund A. Curtis. Mrs.
Rebel ca 'I'uttle Curii-; and her (iau. .\un W( re killei! by lighuiing Mandi 25. 1842, durin,;^-
'■■ a fearful thu n.ler sTonu at l"n.i(Ui. C' nu. < Jeiu-ge (''urt is was sitting with his f. and Ins
! sis. .Ann v.ith h"r luo. lln- former two were uninjured 1. Axx, b. March. 1884. 2.
j Okok-ck, b. Jan. 5. 1S,;7: Rev.; v,-t. in jbii win'ou,' Couu. ; ni. .fan. 18. ISiU, Klvira Cor-
i hill, 1,. .Dun. pp is:,s. E y.'i-u Attn, b. Sept. 20. is;;.-i. 2. Ci.tvn C<n-hi„, b. June 10,
[ bse.s. :p Mxrii llA.a-r.i, In .Dun- "-. I'-'Dl.
I V. .\lou/,o I.i.uunti. 1... Match 25. Islii; m. Keb, 2n. 1S88, K'ebecca (illiiert of Eud
! lov.-. Vt.; re-. Vin<dand, N.J. 1, Ktr^.M^ l.vnox. b. June. X-^Xy (ib-c.) 2. \N'ti. 1,1AM
1 <>-Mv,.:.N. 1,. ypindi, IS-!:;
HOICII, TLTTl.i:. 221
VI. (Jeorge Slieniiaii, 1). Ovi. 7, INl',': ni. Morch. I'^!}'", llclt-ii Fiinilmni <if Oliin. 1.
(ibuii.ii; Ki)wai:l), h. Aj.iil :;, l.S'O; d Fd.. 1, 1S71. 2, ,!ri.i.\ ]1i:i-kn. ivs. J'jri.shuvir. Pa.
VII. .loliu Mfirs, 1). On. ^1, I'^lo; in. .Imif 'J, IS.|1, Ami Eliza llol).'! ts ..f XoVtnik,
Vn.; ii's. Tyrrcl Co., X. ('. 1, M.\i;t.Ai;K-i' Ann IIlizavjoth. b. A].!;! -20, It^-.'; d.r. 2,
.Irfjus Av(':i>Tr<. h. .'an. vlit. 1S4r): drr. ?,, ('aikhjnk \'ii;(iiNi.\, b. Sept. -i'). is'-ltj; in.
Haywood. 1, JL/ni/. h. Maivh, IMll. 4. I-Idwakh Ai.onzi., I.. Aiij^;. 8, 1^-1!». 5.
Thomas" Wii.ma.m. H.'c.,"18.">1. <J. doiis MnnMiv, 1>. M:.y, isi,(i. 7, CifAiM.Ks Hvv-
^vo(>I), Si •])(., ISf!;;.
V!II. Wni-u'iii An^U'.tu.';, 1.. An^r. 14, 181S; d. at Kavcniia, U., D.-r. •^.'i, 18o7.
IX. Juliu.-^ O.u-dcii, .luly 21, 1S22; d. Jan. 1, ]S2:].
44312. Isaiah Tuttle, !•. Moy .T, 1757: m. llaniiali Jdicy; (2) Sarali, twin dan.
()!' ('a]it. Stcplu-n and ^^arah J-icadlcs Yale, ]>. .Ian. 2.'J. 17.>'j: 1 (!i. Lv 1st ni.
I. Sanuiol, b. Juno 4, HSi. ''
II. Phebe. b. Jan. 2, 17H;-;; in., d. ,v. /.
III. Jonathan, b. I'ec. IG, 1784; d. July, M^'oT), a. SO; m. ubom isOS, Zt-ruali (iid-
(liiigs;. lie Vfui. t" ^^■illu^msfield, Asb. Cc, O., :>boiif, is'u:), wbr. lie tiUcd variois otlicps
in town and county; it-[>rc-;enTiii;j h\-- ccunty in titc \.''g., and was uinvcrsally !■• S]ieotf'd.
IV. liarvcy, b. XoV, 2, 17SU. Hcv. Anson Yale, his Italf !)ro., says of him: " He
was a living tdironolo,t:ical table, a \vondt;rt'ul memory for facts and dates. He taught
school about 20 yrs and was untiring in his efforts to pioiuotf Sabbath scliool.s and gen-
eral education." He blled many town and county oiiice.s and ])osit)ous of trust. He d.
a. 80 vrs.; m. 1818 Sallv Tov,)i.send of Crown Point, IN. Y. 1, Sahau Almin'a. b. 1810;
in. Sept. 23, 1841, Wm! Crissy. l,,Ph>hna. b. Dec. 19, P42. 2, HA^-^•Alr Evklina.
3, EvKi.YN Perky, b. Mavcli'28, ISi^^; m. ^^<^'^. Cliarlotte Bruen. 1. SteUa. b. Aug. 2:').
185o. 2, .dWfc, Feb. 22, l^.Vj. 3. KriUiKi II. , Jan. 18, l,st);i. 4. Phkbk [.itina, b.
July 24. 1829; m. Nov. 1, l8o5, E. W. l?ritrbain; res. Hillsdale, Midi. 5, Aakon Town-
SEM-), Aj.ril 24. ls.it-; iU. May 22. 1>tJ3. Abbie llarjnon. I, J,s,,p],ii,e. b. Dec. 11, 180H.
\'. Svlvia. m. Isaac Dowd, 1812 or 'lo. 1, LirjKx. 2, SopinuiNJA. 3, Matilda.
4, LATiiA.'all dec. r,, IIiKA>f H.. b. April 2, 18:39; m. Oct. 24, 18.12. Electa Dowd. He
d. Oct. 20, 1S70. F.?,.n. r'^s. Centcrville, Onondaga Hills, Onon. Co.. X. Y. 1. WiUar'i
Emyaett. b. Mav IS, IS-Vl. 2, Lfvirn Siphronia, b. Oct. 12. bS.j.l: ^h-c. 3, Jlr/n-'/ M. r-
rit:f,h. Oct. 2, 18.57. 4, U!>!,ie M.iij, b. Mity 24, 18.19. -5, Freddu L''n,r/idt, b. Mas" 2,
1801. 6, Christopher llirant, b. Dec. 27. 'l8G3. 7, Ahhit Flore nrc, Feb. 24, 18!j4.' 8.
ElU li Leonora, Sept. .5, 18iJ9.
VI. Hannah, b. Jan. 12. 1793.
VII. Isaiah Irwin, b. Xov. lli, 1794; Dea. : rt-m. to b'ootstown, }\irt:\ge Co.. O., aiit.
1838; ''a very v.-ortliy man;" d. April 17. 18i).0; m. Oct. 2.i, 1824, Abigail Beach'. 1,
CuJ-NKLtrsBKAiNK];!). 1). May 15, 1827; m. May 1.5, 18.").5, Lois Bainbridge. \,Kini,nf-
L., June 25, 18.50. 'Z, ElUri ./..June 21, 1861. 3, Xhtrmnu <".. Dec. 21. 1805. 2.
0){VIT,I.K Paksoxs, Sept. 3. 1829; d. Sept. 11, 18i.;i'.: m. Xov., 18151, X'ancv Annstr(.ng.
1, Miiron E., b. Oct. 4, I8'j2. 2. I),:rhl T'.. Oct. 28, 1803. 3, Ann Emzaiiktu, b. Sept. 2?.
1831; m. 18.57, Joliii Baiabiidge. 1, ]V'>rn'-rR., b. Ma\ 5, l.';G9. 4, Myi;ox E., b. Ju!v
18,1834; d. Jan. 18, 1802; m. Oct. 14-, 1801. Marv Jane NiouUon. .5. KosA La vim a. b".
S"pt. 2(t, 1S55. 0,. Leonard; res. West Andover, O.
\I1I. Piomaiita, b. D. c. l,1790;m. Mamre Mun.s(Mi. who d. Sejd. 30. 18:}3: a. 33; he
m. (2) June 21. 1S34. Elizabeth Tew. /. iiv Isr m. : 1. Jane, b. Feb. 20, 1S23; in. Sab
moil-Hart, v/ho was killed in a factory at Xew Uartf.. ConT\. 1, J>'iu.,-\\\. Henrv Smith
aud has one child. 2, SliEJti.ciCK M:, b. March 2, bs2i;; d. 1807; m. James M(i.scs. ].
Jfoirtird, m. (ieorgia Call and had a .son b. 1.^7(1; res. New llartf. 3, LfMA.x 1'2i.i;p:i!T.
b. Dec. 22, 1.^27; m. Nov. 25, 1849, Mary Jane Andrews; b. April 8, is:!2: res.
Wolcottville. Conn. 1. Amm, b. Aug. 8. 18.5.'-'. 4, Ivmh.v, b. Xov. 14. 1^:29; d. .v. /. Oct.
7, 1(S5I; m. Sylvanus ^\■ilcox. .5, Medaii Evj:i;i;i r, b. Oct. 14. ls:;i;d. a. 7 yrs. 0,
Mami;E .M., i). April 30, l,s3.'!; m. (b-o. S. Ives; i. a dau.: res. C(del>rook. Conn" /. bv
2d m.: 7, Mai;v, b. March 21. 1.^35; d. ^■. /. Jan. ;jO, IS'in, a! \\'illimanli<-. Conn.; m. (feo,
Dunoclc. 8, ll\NN\;i, b. .Jan. 5, 1N;!7. !,', JA\!i> (i., b Fel>. 0, l^^S; (]. .v. /. Mav (i.
1802; III. Calista Spi-iicer of lligganum, Conn. Id, j-ls ai.ini:, h. .Manh 5, bs:;9; m. Ib.b
ert H. (.'ray of (iroton. Conn.; she rl. ,v. ,'. .>s,.|>t. 4, bsiil. 11, Fj.iza, b. Aii;;. 29, lS4i; m.
('has. A. Ihirvea of (iioton. 12. A i;i;i t:, l». .1 unc 9, \^-\\ 13. .\i M;<;ai: i;i-, 1>. Feb. 2().
1840. 14, JoiiN. b. Au:r. 22, !s.-,i).
IX. Sarah, b. Jute- 14, 17!'^; m. Mil,..^ (JPhttf. 1, Thkfion Pkadlkv, m. res.
(".•)Iebrook. 1. Denltl. 2, Li'iir. 2, Ckt is-| i.v, u\. Cic.-ro If.ib.'rt-; \-r>. W'ind.-or, (.'onn.
X. Anson Y:de. b. .Ian. 24, i^Dj; Amlfist. Col. is;',,?; stud. 2 yrs. at Andovcr;
J^rad. Theo. hist, of Conn, at Fist \\'i;i(Nor, iSOO; lic..nsed sm yr. i)y T(dland As.socla-
tion. Ordained at Ibiutstown, (J., Dec, 1S40. and iii.-.ialled the sm. vr' Dismissev! ai his
I 22"^ ]{U\XCli OF JOXATHAN.
own rfqiu'st May. 1814: m. Fpi>. 18, J842, Aiuu-fti' H. Donimn, wlio d. Fcl). 27, 1800; (5)
May 24, 1868, Emily NN'oods of lludscni, O., wlio d. «. /. Aufr. 8. 1870.
443121. Samuel Tuttle, b..Uin('4,1781; mn. to flartforu, Tnnnbull Co., 0., 1805,
lliciict' to Williaiu.-tifld, ()., in 1807: then an unbroken wild. 'J'wo families moved into
tlie townsliiji some throe mile.'^ distant in the fall of 1800; being then tlif onlv white
inliabilants. Mr. T. lived alone most of rlre time fur iive years, snrnmiuli-<l hy Indians
pnd wild be-asTs. He relates that, one dark niglit lie v.as awakened by an outcry annmo-
tlie swine, whicli proved on investigalion to l)e caused by a bear tryinfc to (!arrv off the
"mutbtn- )io^."' yei/.intr a rail he belaboied bruin until he \vas forced to dro]) hi.s prizf^
and retreat. Mr. 'i'. filled various jiositicms of i)ublic trust, and e.'ijoyed the res|)ect, and
coufiih-ncc of the eonjmnidty. He d. Ajiril. 18f).5. a 8l: m. 180o. Elsie .lont's; d. in
Hartford, ()., Sept. 17, ]8()G: "(2i 1^"'. l-"'"- I-''<'nard, wlio d. in A}n-il. 18:J1; (:]) in spring:
of is;« Mrs. Matilda Hayes, wlm d. alxvat ls;57. /. by 1st m.:
). 'I'lieophiliis. b. Feb. 2il. 18 ')4: 111. Nov. ,5, 1824. Irene Keed, res. West xVndover,
Aslital'ula Co., O. 1. S.^MCKI. U.. )>nrn. Apiil l."i, IsiO; m. June, 184(), Lucv Hire; he d.'
March 28, lt;")0. 1. ILirt^on. b. July. 1S17. 2. Maiuji'is J.. If. Au-. :30. 1y?7: m. Feb.
25, 1858, Nam-y (iilb-tte. 1, Enuh; C, li. April ;^0. 1859. 2, y</r,( K., Mav li), l^ifil.
3, Dirinld J/., b. Oct. 2(1. l.s(;5. :-). Ai.siH.v E.. b. June 0. 1SH2: m. April 7, 1852.
Seneca Wright, who d. 18(!2. 1. Minuu. b. 1S5;!. 4. John W.. b. June 0. 1834: d'.
1858. 5. Iy(\ H.. b. Sept. ;-;. ISHS: d. Feb. 25, 1S5;). (J, Nukf.is, b. Auf,^ 8. 1839; d.
Julv 2. isi:l 7, Ft.siH k.. b. Jan. S, l.Sll; m. Marcli IG, 18(i5. Beiij. 1). Landoii. ' 1,
Frrderlrl ^V.. b. May 1. ]s(;(>. 2, Bt nj. ]).. April 28, 1870: res. Linesville, Crawford
Co., Vc, e.xcept Elsie, this familv re^ivles at ^^'iHi;lTn-;fieid, Aslit. Co., (). i. bv 2d nt. :
II. Lennard. '.. Jan. IS, 1^17: res. W. And. O. ; m. Ct. 4, 1S;{8, Phehe Ha-t, who
d. Sept. 5, lf:'54. He m. t2) .Marv M. Lvman, in bs55. 1, 'I'KfNf.^N, b. Dec. 2(», l>s'-U; d.
Dec. 2o. 1S41. 2. S.^muki, II.. "b F-b'. 12, 1841; m. Oct. 4, 18ti4, Philena Crissv. 8,
Anson (iAi.i:. b. (ici. 14, 1S45: d. Sept. 5, 18.54. 4. Is.vivii II., b. Hee. 2S, 1847; d." Au^,
24, 1854. /. t>y 2d m.: 5. Cl.vyto.n E.. b Dee. 2'.i, l^GO.
44151^. Hpnnuli Tattle, b. Jan. 4. nCF. m. in Haniden. Conn., Hetbr.], s. of Dr
.Ste[>lien Todd of Wall'.l.
1. J. din Todd, b. 1794; d. unni.
II. Slierlock Todd. b. 1790: m. Zillah (lilb.Tt of Eastnn. Conn. 1, Bt i;t(*n, d. y.,
unin. 2, SKTU.m, Oct. 1, 1845. Deborah, dan. of Hrjidlev Burr of Kedding, Conn., b, Dec.
•26, \^-K<. 1, JL'K/rij />'., b. Dec. 29, ISai'.; }n. Albc 'NVhe.l.-r of Betltel, Conn. 1, Loni ni.
Feb. 5. IS:;:^. 2, 'Jrace, Jan. C, 18i8. 2, Ch,ivh^ Jiurr, b. Jan. 9, 1849; author of the
lliktcrry of iJic Burr Fuiidltj In A/m rlr,t ,■'■■ of v, hieb. two edition-: have be;-n ]in.b., and
llidorij of liedilihg, Coim. 8, A'.l" J., b. .June 10. l'^52): .trrad. Fort Fdv.ard Sem. lN7o
and at Ciaverack 1870. 4. J-nhi, N. . and 5. Jlntiir K., twins, b. June 24. ISOO. o,
-loiiN, in. Harriett Biown, ,«. i.
III. Edward To-ld, b. i797; l)ecauie a teacher; rem. To Hi.Lrhland, 111., ilienee to Mi.
<.'arme]. 111., where bed.; m. Caroline I'enton. 1, CitAiti.KS. 2, .Ai/nn.A.
IV. Maria Todd, m. Wm. Jndd. She is imw (1879) livin<x in Fairlield, Conu.
V. Hannah Todd. m. Buit(jn Thorpe; rem. to St. Louis, Mo.
*Tci/:t Editor n/ the A'ctc Ycrk 7"///.vj.— In a recent leview of a " Life of Hamilton" your reviev.'er
goes out of his way to stigmatize Aaron Hurr as a •" wretched adventurer." evidently on the aG,-,uraption
that '■ ht has no Irienos. therefore kick hira.'' The animus of thai rtvii-v.- isaf.p.-ircnt, and it is evi-
cicnl that old v/ounds still fcitcr. liut wherein was Aaron Burr an ''adventurer?" As Colonel in the
Kcvohuionary anny, or Attorney-General of New York, or Senator from the same t;reat state, or
Vice-President of the nation, m all of which offices he v.-on the plaudits of the people .' C>r was it when
entertaining the ehiefest men of two continents at Richmond Hill, or durnif; the fleliverv of that raatch-
le--%s oration on t.ikiuj^ leave of the Senate, which inelfed even j.-rave Senators to tears ? In point of pedi-
f^rce, Hamilton was certainly the '" adventurer," for iiurr was descended by both parents, from two of the
proudest ard best families of New Eng-land. as cerlain printed works in the Astoi- or Mercantile Libraries
■ will prove to the curious. La point of fact, the whole treatment of .\arr.n Hurr is a di.stjrace to our
boasted civilisation, a rank instance of the inciatitude of republics. The Federal partv^ the Presbyterian
cluircli, the Virc;inian f-jction, the Clinton-Schuvler-Hamiltoi.-Livin^^stoa faction of New York, all pitted
aj;ain^t one ione man, -ivas a spectacle for pods and men; but the sanse united in an effort to bia.;ken his
nai.'f; and niemorj-, a'.i.i eontinuintr 50 yoars after death, oni'-ht to provoke the indlnfuant protest of every
lo\er of justice and fair play The victim, too. is quiescent. Often and often Col. P.urr was urfced by
his frit-lids to reply to il;e calumnies circulated about him, '' Wh.at can J do.'- he would say. "alt I'nv
valuable papers were lost in the shipwreck that bereft me of inv daiinliter; let them do with t.he old man
as they will, the truth of history will yet appear," and so Burr's'friends have t>cen passive, and ttie t;houls
of church and state fiave had it .all llieir own vvav. I wish to say. in conclusion that I have studied
.^;lron linrr's cli.-iracter, caieer, ideas, habits, and hereditary tendencies thorouphlv, and in the lii;ht of
an iiuimaie knowledge of his family, froni ihe advent Of his lirst ancestor at l!o.si.on, in \(^^•^. and am well
crnyinctd that he is wortl;y to take nnk with any of his peers in the afTectinn-; of his countrymeo. and
am simply ama/ed at the mists of ij;noranee, calumny and mis:ippreh.cns'on which have been cllectcit
ab-iu; the name. CHARLKS BURR TODD,
Autnor " Hiitory of ike h':irt Fiimily.^
I TiriTi.K. 223
; 44514. Sarah Tuttle, h. Dec 18. 17(i-2: m. K( ubru Jones, (s. fo Natlianiol. s.
I i>i Tl)ec)}>liilu^. s. of Nullumiel, s. of l-ifU-t.-Gov. ^^'iUi;^n); res. in \\!illinL;foi(], aht. a
' mile east of tin' villaiVf, where desc. arc still livlny. lit- d. Oct. (i, lS4b, a. 84; sht. d
March 13, 18:5:5.
i I. .h'rt'niiah Jones.
i^ II. Hubbard Jone.s.
III. Siikov Jones. • ■
IV. Polly Jones.
V. S;ii4i'!i Junes.
443] 5. DaViid JliStus Ttltlle, b. Jan. 27. ITf.."); d. Jan. 9. 1S12; m. April 2it
1790, I'oilv Tnltleof \V. Ilav.. who d. Sept. 2'J. 18:^ti, a. 07,
1. B^-tsev, b. Nov. 1, 1790; d. S.-pt. 17, lS8i;; m. Nov. 1 , 181:1 John Oavlord of
W.. b. Mav 9,* 178rt; d. April 10, isijl. 1, David, b. Oct. 12. 1814: rn. Oct. "4, 1840
Bertha Bartholomew. 1, Ch'ir'.i-.s II'., b. An^^ 2S, 184G, (M.D.) 2, If//;. /A, Sept. 27*
1849. ::'., Frnitk.J.. b. June 10; d. Dee. 27, ISo.'). 4, Idu J., b. Sej)!. 22. 1858. 2. S-MiAii
Kt.i/.m->ktii. b. Sej't. 4, 182:3; in. A])ri] 6. 18o0, Hinsdale Suliman Rice of W. Meriden-* ;'
II. Sally, b. June 29, 1792: d. Sept. i!], 1810.
III. Jesse, b. S*'pl. 22, 1794; ni Feb. 10. 1824. Klizaberli Alien. 1, IvvuLV Jakk,
)■. N<<v. 18, 1S2G: ni. Aj)ril 7, 184G. Kirtland Cook. \ . J< unit Kirthi nil , b. Feb. 2o',
3817: d. March 12; 18(5."). 2. S.^MfKi, Ai.i.kv. b. Mav 27. iSoO; d. Oct. 18 180") 'i\
Fh.LKX A.MK)J.s, h. March 11. 18:^4.
IV. Harry, b. Oct. 20. 1790; d. in ('lns)iire. t'onn.. .\\iy,. o, ISTit. ji, s;],- m. J-an. 1.^,
1822. Hilary Bronson of Wolcott, Conn., wlio d. in Cle-^hirc. Dec. 12. 18.')4, a. 09; the first
S chihb. in ^"\■ind!l:•.nl.• X. ^'.; tlie hisi '6 in < '. 1. Jri.io. b. Dec. 4, 182;!; d. March 2:3.
1808; in. <»c:. ;j, 1S.V2, F/liza. W OodinLr of Xangatuck, ('o!ii!.. ulio d. Dec. :](), b'-!.>i. a. ZV.
1, Addie E., Aug. 12, 18r);3: res. X. Hav. 2. Elcir" W.. Drr. \:,, 1,S'.4. In 1870 received
one of Orange J udd's prizes, "the only one taktii in t'onn." — ^ A". }'. h'riniur/ Posf.) 2.
Matjv B., b. AuiT. 20, 1820; res. C'lifshire. Conu. ;-{, il.\,\.\..\£i ('., b. in Uindliani. X."
Y.. Se]>t. :30. 1829; )u. Dec. 8. 1802, Geo. (ioodyear of X. Hav. ("oiui.; cliil. b. tliere. 1,
Grorm, Oct. ;3. 180:3. 2, MlUiam Tutth-. Mav 4 lNO."i; r.-s. Fli/.:tbct]i, X. J. 4, Bet^ky!
b. I^inv 2:3, 18:31: d. in Cliesliire, March 24. 18:32. ."i. Mionhv. b. Oct. 20, 18'3;3- d'
Sept. 8, is:30. 0, HKNJiV, 1). Dec. 8, 1841.
V. Julias, i). D.'c. 2. 179.S; m. Jan. 24, 1S2.-), Sylvia, dan. (d' Ambrose 'I'uttle of
Hamden, Conn. 1. Wu.i.iam. b. Xov. 19. 182."j; m. May 0. ]S,")2. Pcdlv E. Beecher of
Woodbridire, Conn., res. X". Ibiv. 1, Wiilidin />., 1>. Feb. 1:3, 1:-;G:3. '2, ^[(^nJ K.,h.
Jan. 17, 185S. 2, Ali.kv .A., b. Se[it. 7. 1828: d. June 17, INOI. ;3, CirAi;i.i;s F..'b.
April 2-"), ls;U: inerclianl on Broadway. X'pw Ilav.; jr.. in X". Ilav. Di-c. 28. 18."j^. Marv
i C. Sperrv. 1, C7/«Wt'.:* J.., b. Xov. ;31. 18o8. 4. IIknuv 0., )). J\ilv 10 18:35 ."> M -luV
\ K., b. Dee. 8, 1841 ;d. Jan. 1:3. 1844.
! VI. Rebecca Hough, b. March 7. ISQl: ni. Augustus Hilclicock. 1. Ki.iz\ Alick,
xn. H. A. Shasv of Eaton Raiiids. Mid). 2, Cahoi.ixi; .Arfa-srv.
VII. ICliza. uimi.
Vlli. Mcr'.vin, b. Ajuil 20, lN();i; d. in i'ast Haven, April 20, 1800; ni. Sf])t. 1. 18:3:3.
Eliza A. Henringway of E. Hav.. b. Dec. 19, 1^07. ], .\n\ Adki.ia, b. Jan. 21, 18134; m.
April 7, 1857, Steidien Hemingway of E. Hav. 1, Chmiis TuttU, b. April 29, 18r)8. ' 2,
i Lottie A., b. Feb :3, 1800. 2, E'lkazkp. H., b Jan. 6, 18:30; Jii. Jul}- .1, 1.80."), Annfe
i Consmnce of Ilk: res. Ailanta, HI. :j. Jank E., b. Mav 14. 18:3^; in. Alex. Forbes. 4
Makv i:., b. Jan. 18. 1842: m. Feb. 19, 1800. Jolin \V. Thompson of E. Hav. .">/ d'.
1 Eui',i;>'iK, 1.1. .\pril 0, 1S44: m. Scth Shaies of Hanidcn, Conn. 0. Dvvi])J b .lulv-'9
j 1848: d. Dec. 20. 180.-,.
I IX. Caroline, m. Allen S., s. of Ambrose 'I'nttle; res. Xo. ilav.. Conii.
• 44316. Samuel Tllttle, b. March 18, 1771: d. I'cb. ;k 1824; m. Oct. 2."). 1792
Miitrail. dau. of .\mbro>- ami Fsllnn- (Reck) Cook of Wall'd, b. A]iril 9, 177:3; d. .(ulv o'
180S. lb- m. (2) March ."i, 1S()<). Lncv ('(dlins, wlm rl. I >.c. 2, b'^2;J. •• He was a man of
liotf- in Waird."- y>,///.N" His', nf If,///',/.
\. I,nc>, b. Sc].(. 2.), 179;'i: d. b'cb. 8, IsOI: m. Aug, Kk 18-.'7, SammJ, s, of Jona-
tini!) \\'ainwriulit V:^ wf. ), 1). in Salisbury, Conn.. 17;i; d. in Hurlini;-ion, \'t.. Mav 10
1S41. 1. (A)!;M:r,iA S., b. An--. 22, ]n29: d I'c!.. ;;.• is:;;;, -j. I, rev .\.\x. 1;. -;cj,t. 9.'
is;3]; 7n. July 4. Jy.")."), t.'yrus R. Currier. 1. ('(ixsi-r.^ Wdunrri'/ftf, Jnlv 2-'^i 1807. 2*
Fnildir, Au.ii. 10, 18(!.-);"d. March 29. 1800. :3, Ii"S,ftr, Dec. 21, 1871,' d, .'an. 5. 1872';
'(-;. I'iirlinLiton.Vt. :k Coiivdon Cask. b. Dec. 17, 18:34; nj.and has lam ■ res Malonc'
N. Y. ' - • .
I!. Anna, X'ov. o, 179.').
22-i BRAXCir OF JOXATnAX.
I HI. Orriii, Jan. IS, ISOl; d. a vouiiu inan. i. by ^d lu. :
[ 1\ . ]'(ii Stnct, h. FrI). 8. ISli): lUv. Left an orpluui nt thf a. of M. to l;is on n
[ jriiidancf, lie clio^o the oi]g>' tool l)usinfss, wliicli lie followod several yrs., I)nt at last
j under many trial- and dif^couraj,'-enient.-^. i)rciiarpd liini-self foi the ministry (Bajilist), in'
\virKh he lahoreil lor many yrs. iu the de.-titute reirions of \Virf(on.siii. He was .stronljlv
I anti-slavery, ami gave of hj.s time and meuns freely 10 that cause. Some vrs. before
; liis d(;at}i, liis house, books and other ]>roper?y were consnmed by fue, and at about the
same time he became totally blind. lie d. aj- Ontario, Wis., Aiiril 9, 1873; m. .\.\i^. 2S.
I is;!!. Kliza Aim, dau. of llev. Dr. 13ronson, Principal of ihe Epis. Acad, at Cheshire!
j Conn. Slie is now (187.1) livinp: at llinsboro.Wis. ; chil. b. in l^i'rk.shire, Tio<ra Co , N.V -
j 1, SA>iri:i, 'J'iM.oTSON, Sept. 'JT, 18:^0: d. at La (iranire. 0.. .Ian. 24, ISoO.'^ 2. Dau.'. b."
j March H, ]S;;i; m at Rutbiiid, Wi^,.. Sept. 7. I'^.GO, IMwind". 'i'hompson.
I 4338. Solomon Tnttle, b. Anu-. t^O, 17^0; m. by Rev. Mr. Trumbnll of X(,rrh
j Haven, X\)v. 11. 1757, Eunice, dau. of Simon Tnttle: l>. .July HI, 17.51; d. April 27, 1H38
! a. 87. Solomon Tuttle and wife joinnd the Couir. ihh. in, Xo. Hav.. Htjif. He was chosen
! Pea. Nov. 2. 1 7sO and held i)u- oiiice 43 yrs. l.'^2.'^: (liis father Iseld it :>j yrs.) He d. April
! 22, l'^28, a. 82. Those who knew him say Tie was a remarkable man and a wonderful
j peacemaker" and that 'Tiis grave-.stone inscrijitiou iu Xo. Hav. cem. is dlltr'ie." As
j follows: "For 48 yrs. he di.-charired the duties f>f a deacon v.ith univeisal acceirtaiice.
i To a disposition naturaliy kind and atfectioni'te, wa.^ superadded christian 7)ieekne.s3.
■ Like the beloved di.-ciole christian love fornn-d the chief trait of his character. Au
' affectionate husband, an indulureut ](arent, his virtue.s are engraven on the memories of
i Ins survivors."
\ 1. David, b. Oct. 22, 17'1S: m. Sarah Bas-ett.
i H. Elizabeth, b. Xov. 8. 17 70; d. Oct. 30, 177:!.
. HI. Zeruiali, b. Ainil 14. 1778; d. Aul:. •^. 1 '••"">•
i IV. Elizabeth, b. May 13, 177o:d. Dec. ob, i^iS; m. 17i*^, Capt. EbenezerK. Webi);
; res. Southwick, Mass. 1, 1s.\i\it, d. y. 2, Ei.izA, d. y. ?,, Am'.-s. 4, Isataii Tittle
and 5, Betskv live in Southwick. Mass.
V. Zoruiah, b. July 2-0. 1777; d. unni. March 3. 184S, at house of Elizur Cne
Tuttle, Esq., of Xew Haven.
Vl. Lucretia, b. Feb. 2.t, 1780; d. Sej,:. 12. l'-4.'j; m. March 25. 180-j. Ariel Alvord
; of South Hadley, Mass. 1, Zf-kuiau, m. l^arritt ISrockett of Xo. Hav. and had a.
numerous fani.
VIL Solomon, b. .lune 'I. 1782; m. June 8, 180'J. Pattv Davton of X'-M-th Hav ■ b
April 3, 1734: d. March 14, 1824. {2^ -M'^'' 1'^- 1847, .Mrs. Philena Coolev. wle. d. .hva.'
i 0,1859. He settled in Southwick, Mass., and d. April 10. 18G."), a. 83 vrs. j" bv L-tni -
j 1, Mary Olivia, b. Jan. (5. 1817: d. Xov. 13. IS.50: m. in S., July 2, 1840. Bennett B.
' . Loomis. b. Aj^ril 18, 1818 (s. of ^^'aller and Clarissa Bush); he m. (2) April 3, 'ls.51. Eunice
T. (Jillette. 1. ^Tn,thtiFArrri'.. b. in E. Windsnr. Conn-., July N". IS4I: ni. in S., Feb. 22.
Isr.d. s.ym.cir L. Oranger. 1. AValtf r S. , b. Dec. 22, ISiTi. ' 2. Eiinly A':lrlia, h. Dec.^l!
• 181.7; (1. in Cranbv, C'onn.. Dec. 11, IS.5.-). 3, fyiriii J-Ji~.ahe11i . b. Jan". S 184S- m Vch
\ 15, 1870: F. W. L"egate. 4, iA///., b. Jan. 13. 1S50: d. .sm. dav.
.1 VHl. Sally, b. Xov. 19, 1784. (twin); m. Caleb Thorp of Xoitu Haven. 1, Sai r,v. 2.
i Sel.mi, twins; the mother dying, the father removed v.ith 1.1s chil. to Ohio.
j IX. Selah, (twin with Sally); m. Xymphas »Stacy of Xorih, Haven. 1. Joiix AvEiis.
I d. a. 3 yrs. 2, Sr:vf.A Ap.u.ta, d. a. 22 yrs.
j X. TheopLihis, b. D'c. 17. 17>7:d. Feb. 19, lS2ri; m. Oct. 13, ]Sl3. Estln-i- Ives of
No. Ilav. 1. i:i.i/,ri; Cowlks, b. Jan. 17, iSb"), was a .select nnin iu Xo. Hav.; a promi-
nent and useful citizen, a kind hearted and excellent man; d. suddenly in X. ilav.. May
; 1'), 187."); he was unv of tin- Com. .of three who manaued llu' Tnttle <rathering, \y~^: m".
r -May 17, 1S43. Hannah Wright, dau. of Dr. llincklev of Ma^s. \ ,^'^f,'|■!l C-'^sxiin'ini 'o.
\ March 7, IS47. 'Z, KUznr Wririfif, Y>h. (i. isr.l 3." Ds.ri,, JJi„,-/.f, ,/. iht. 2. 1S.".2 2
t M.\i;y IvKs. b. April 17. 1.^20; 'm. June 22, l.<74, Henry li. Dickennan of ilanub-n: .-■. (".
t 44331. David Tuttle, b. Xo. Hav. Ocr. 22, J7(;S: m. th.re Dec 5 ):•<:• ,><ara'i
i;a--.-tt .;f Xc. ilav.. b. I'eh. IC. Kli^; d. t),t. .S, ]^:,.-); tsis. of '"
r.-u;. tM Branfnid. Cnn., after birth ..f 2d or 3d <-hil<l. thence !-.
1^'24 to Weodtuvd. Vi., theii.-e to n.i:nin-t..n. Vt., in 1S2S wh
\ a. 72. . . ^
I ■ , '•. ^''""iha b. .\Mg. 24. 1791: .1. .«. /. in X<c^^i,■l,, X. V.. Oct. 4, 1873.
i -''■•■'" miali Shuniwjts of (luilford, X. V.
l li. Martin. b.".Mav 24. 1793; d. June 21. LM.-. unm.
f 111. liyman. b. May 9. 179.'); m. Dorcius Ui.ton.
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IV. Warrou, b. Miircli l'^, 1797; d. July 11, 1812.
V. Eiuiice, b. Aug. 20, 17i;LI; d. Manii S,lS2;i, umu.
VI. Silva, b. Feb. 2, 1802; d. .i. i. May 20, 1^:;2; m. Alausou Pif-rpout.
VII. Chuuucfn-, b. June 10, 1800: d. in Ji'-iniingt "ni, >fandi 0, 184">; m. Hollv
Dwigbt. who d. .1 few bours before ber liu^haiul. 1, MakTiN W., in. and d. b-avini'-
several cbil. 2, W'k.lta.m, m. :tiid re.<. in Ixiston.
443813. Hyman 'i'uttle, b. May 9, ITOo; rep. tlte town of Woodford in Vt. l.e^^.
10 yr.'^. and lield several town oMIre,-, in \Voudf(;rd and in ]^<-nrdii>flon, wbcre be was
dearon. and d. Marcb 24. JN70. a. 7o; m. in ^V. June 27. 1^21 Doreas I'luon b Dec 11
1795; d. Au^c. :t, ls72. , • . ,
I. Charles Jobu'^on, b. May 2:-!. ]n22. in T;(;we, Mass.; m. ]7v]ine, dan. of Paul
and Mary (W'lieelfr) Boyntmi, b. ^-'cbairbticnlu-, X. Y.. Mareb '3 7, 1820: first tbree (diil.
b. in Ben., Vi., tbe rest in Hoo>ick Falls. X. Y. 1, Hi:in!Ki;T, b. Nov. 29, 1840: i^rad.
Univ. of ^'t. I.Sfi'.i; assist editor Ji'o.-tf,,! DiiU;/ Adrirfi.yir: spent ei<:]it vvs. 'in stndv and
liierfiry work; l.ecrurer on Inii-iijati';nal bnw at Fniv. of Midi. ISSO", and since' b'^.'^-l
Prof, in Cornell Fniv. at Jtbiea, N. Y. ; U!. 1875, ,>lary MeArttiur 4'bonipson of Hillsboro.
0., niece of Hon.. Jobn B. Tlionipson of Ky., and g. dan of (iov. AlF'u Trimble of Obio.
2, AOXES EvKi-i.\K, b. May 2S, 1849; tu. flirain, s. of Horace and Marv (Anderson) Pren-
tice, b. Greeuwieb, X'. Y., Julv 19, 18b"i. 1, (^hiirb.i Amimr, b. li. Falls .Mav \Z 1873
2, Friuk If., b. Dee. 16. 1877;" d. Sept. 28, ls78. :-!, FuinKiurK ]5oY^-T()^-, b. Dec. 10.'
1852. 4, Claivkxo; Dwigut. b. Mandi G. 1854; d. Xev. 9, is56. 5, AiMtk' Vi Jan 28'
1861 6, Fi:a.\k LoKiNG. b. Marcli 18, 1803: d. .\pril 21, 1874. ' ' ' '""
II. Oscar, d. a. 0 mos.
in. 'I'lien-sa .Aug'usta, b. Dec. 1, 1S27, in Woodford, Vt.; in. J. II. Lorinir. 1
F.ANMK TiiKRicsA. 2, JosEPii Hkxi'.y. d. a. 0 vrs. ?,, Xi-.r.iif. Afcrsrv d a A-r
IV. Fidelia Sylvia, b, July 10, ls';J2. " - ■ . •
V. Henry Martin, b. Jan. 15. l^^.JG: in. Julia Lincoln. 1, MMcv. d. a. 4 v.-e; ks.
VI. Caroline Sarab, h. Marcb 5, l^oO: m. Jnbn X. Hills; res. C!:ica('o, 111. 1
Lai'i;a C. 2, ("i,AKV.
45, William Tut tic, b. May 25. 107:J: joined ebb. 1707: m. Mnrv Abei-narba
(sis. of tbe wf. of bis bro. Simon), b. :\Iarcb 27, 1679-SO. In Sep! , 1 70A, tlie est. of
•• our fatber ^Vnl. Abernatban "' late of Wall'd was distrib,it'-d to Wilkaii. A., €80 14s.
Od. ; Samuel, i'OO 7s. ;-5d. ; Daniel. L'47 7s. ?A.\ Simon TuttU' in ripii i>[ 5i:-< wf.. €40.
7s., i3d. ; Wni. Tuttle in ]i!,dn of bis wf. , t'40 7s. 3d.: Tl'os. ^^'il!sl;ire in riiidit of wf.
€40 7s. ;!d. ; Sus:uina Abernatba, €40 7s. 3d. All sii^ncd tb.e aiiTeement. Aliout 1005
be received b.v deed frour bis f. Jonatlian Tuttle 40 acres bounded by land of Satii. Jcdm-
son; Win. 'J'. d. 1727; will proveil Xov. 0, stmie yr. ; names eld. s. Aaron, Marv Tuttle and
s. P'/;vkiel exis. ; inv. €9;j8; Aaron bas 32 a( res: Ex.ekit 1 31 acres adjoinine: Aaron's; Wm.
To bavc boTuestead, huildiufrs and or(diard; yoi;nL''est s. r)ani(d to liave a "i)art of tiie lauds
lieat rbe Blue Hills in Wall'd; yO(^n>;e,-^i (iau. Haniiab to bave 25 acres; s. .Moses and
jj-r:ind s. Moses aiid dans. >,rary, S'lsar.iia, Lydi::. and Jemima named; Jeremia.b Hull,
Isaiab Tucile, witness.
I. Aaron, b. X'ov. 25, 1098: m. Mary Alunsun.
U. Moses, ra.
III. Mary, b. .\ng., 1702.
IV. E-/.<'kiel, m. April 21, 1729, Susanna Merriman: (2) Jan. 10, 1700, Sar.dt Rov.
ford.
V. Abel.
VI. Savanna, b. Xov, 10. 170?=!; m. Feb. 28. 172.^, Elisba Parker.
Vll. Lvdia, Y>-\,. 22, 1710-11,
VIII. Jmuiuia. I), Feb. 13. 1712-13: m. Ma% 17, 1731. El)cnc:/.er (v. of Ebeiu) Blakeslee
of Xo. ilav. (.Marv, wf. of ]:i:e!i. BlakcJce. il. Xna. 13, 1700,) 1, COXTKXT, b. Auo-. 5,
1731: m, .ian, 14, i,49-5:). .I.wepb Wolcoti, 1. A'h '. \k S.-pi, 21, 1750: m. Oct. 3. 177l!
in (.'le'siii'c, .Mi>. KVi7.:>\ri]i Belial, !>•. 1. Ann:', 1.. 0;:t. 20 17^2.
i\, Hai,ii;il., b. X-n-. io, i;i5.' r, . Vc\,. S». i;:M~3r, ( 'bri.-topb, ;■ To.Id,
X, Willi:, ei, l>. All:;-, 1. ITIS; ni. Jan. '30, 1713-44, Alii--ail l^vd. ricks.
Xt. l)aniei, !). April 30, 1122: m. Pbelu- Bca<4i.
451. Aaror •Tuttle, '>. .\ov, 25, 10!)8. He was one of tbe founders of the
Ejji.scopal soci.'iy in W'a! I'lu-t n-d . Conn, and one of tbe TJiiitfcu mc!,i1,,.ix v, bo sent
letter to tiie Bis!u>p of Eondon, 1720, He d, in 17!"'5; will nuts, \\f, Mai"-, b.cir.s (.f (b-c.
S. Jude, sons Itbamar and Isaac, daus. .Ocburaii and liacbel, au'i ^r. s. Abel. Hem.
15
];KAXCH or .TUX-MJIAX.
Ff'lt. f), 17'2:l-4. Mnrv INhin.uui. In 1747, Aaron 'i'nttli' and Thomas Miin.son, aclnirs. of
<-st. of Mr. TIjos. Miinsoii, late nf New liav., il. ■(■,.; inv. C'.'i)0.
I. Jude, 1>. Aair. 11.'., 17-24: \n. I.vdi;i At\\att.r.
II. IVl)ora1i, h. ]>ec. '.¥K 1725; ni. Oct. 2s, 1747. Amos Clark.
III. A'hcl, b. Feb. 14, 1727-.S; in. Ain-il 2>;, 17:)'2, Dorcas 'J'homas; atlui. of his est.
"•iven to f. Aai-on 'I'littlr, i7oU: w\d. Dorcas, livinir: ^^'!n. and TiUis Tultlt', ap])i's.; iuv.
5;4S. 1, Jr.s'irs, b. Si-|>i. 7, Hoy. 2. Av.y.i..
IV. Aaron, )>. Oct. .2;i. 1729: d. AuL^, 17:37.
V. Marv, b. Mav 22. 17;J2.
VI. Elea/ri, b. Oct. 12. 17:54, d. \\>nl. 17:!9.
Vn. Itliann-r. I.. Oct. 2(J, 17:3t;: in. Julv 2«. 17G2, liboda Barnes.
A'lII. Aaron, b. Nov. :^(>. 17:W.
IX. i:U.-a-/fr, b. S.-j.T. 2, 1741).
X. llacli.d. b. July 14. 1742: 111. by Ib-v. Benj. Frunibnll, May 2:3. 17G4, James
Hill. 1, i'-s'nii:n. b. Ji'uh' ]:!. 17t>r>. 2, Kzua. b. Dec. 2'J, ]7t)7. 8. Stki'Iikx, June
17, 1770.
XI. Isaac, b. Feb. 4, 17 I bo.
4511. Judc Tllttlo, b. Aug. 10. 1724: m. July 14, 174S. Fydia, .lau. of Caleb and
Abigail (Bradliyj Aiwatcr, li. April -i, 1729; .same year ie(.'eived from his f. deed of land
in 'nhe Ble\v Hills." He lived in Haniden, Conn., and d. there, lice. ]:3, 1702; adni.
gave to wid., Lydia. June, 170:3, and appt. guard, to tin- minor children; iuv. £70; Jesse
Biakeslee and Simon Tattle, ajiprs. In 1770. Al)e! Smith, guard, to Aaiioi; llie vvid. ui.
June 2o. 17()7. Ai»l Smith. \v]u>se will v.'as prov. in X. Ilav. 179S.
I H<-/..4-:iali. b. .May 2U. 174il; m. Mary 4'urner.
n. I-bmicc, b. Julv if). 1751; ni. Dea. SoIouMm J'utth'.
HI. Kuth, 1). Oct. 24, 175:!.
IV. M;i)y, U. July 20, 175^': n,. Ni'v.-man P'l^hop; rem. to Russell, Mas.s.
V. Aaron, b. Oct. 4, 17<)0;ni. Mai-tha Woodin.
VI. June, li. Mareli 7, 17t);3 ii'osihumou'-).
45111. Ilezekiah Tllttle, !>. May 20. 174fi; ('apt.: m. by Joshua Chandler.
Ma'cli 10, 1770. Mary Turnei-, li. .Kpii! o, 17o4; dau. of Jatnes, in whose est. she had
il sliare in 1S14; re.-. Hamden. (_"onii.
1. Je.-^se, b. March S. 1771; ni. Fsther Pierpuijt.
II. Eli. b. March 1, 1775; m. dan. of Enocli Jacobs [1].
111. Elaui, b. July :',0. 1777; :ii. Sarali Trumbull.
i\. Cah'h Atwater. b. Xov. l-s, 1779; m. Sallv Bead.
V. Lvdia, b. March 4, 17s':3; m. Amos Ahbev.
VI. Asahel, b. Au>:. 27. 17S7: m. Sarah Wells.
VH. Miles, b. Sept'. ;3, 1792; n>. Sibyl Thor])e.
4511X1... Jesse Tutlle, b. March S, 1771: d. Oct. 2G, 1S17; m. Soipt, dO, 1795,
Estlicr. dau. of O'iles Pierpont of Xo. Hav. and aunt of Hon. Ivlwards Pierpont; sliC d.
Nov. 11, 1857; /. b. in Xo. Ilav.
1. Dennis, b. Marcli SI, 1797.
II. Zerah Pierpont. b. Oct. 2. 1^00; in. >.laria Todd.
III. Elizabeth, b. April 5 lS(i7; d. Xov. 1:3. 1S49; m. Fel,. 3, lf-::31, Edward .Johnson
Doolittle of NN'all'd, Conn. He ni. (2) Jane Burnhara, wlio d. Feb. 4, 1S71; hp d. Jan.
28, 1871, in E. Hav.. Conn. /. in Xo. Hav.; 1, Hi:xi;y 17.. March 3, 1835; d. unm. at
Camp Suffolk. Vu.. April, 2. 180:3. 2, Ji:ssk TtTTLic. March 14, 1841; m. Mav 18, 1802.
Abbev Josephine Clark (jf Xo. Hav.; res. E. Hav. 1, .V.7,v/ Err.,ih,th, b. Feb. 18, 1805.
2, Ehu Clark; b. June 2, 187:3. S, Wn.i.i-V.%f J., b. April's, lsi:3; d. Julv 4, 1844. 4,
Asa, b. April 12; d. Sept. 2, 1849.
4511111. Dennis Tuttle, b. March :31. 1797; d. Xo. Hav... Se])T. 2ib 1878, a, 82;
m. Sept. 24. 1S20, Xaney T. Sanford, who d. .■<. i. Xov. 28. 1821; (2) by Elder John
Sherman of Xew'own. Conii., Dee. 15. 1^2-!. Jeiai.-ha (ijllette. v.ho d. l"eb.' 9, 1^05.
1. John, b in X. Hav., 'Sept. 24, 1^24.: J ii-iice of the Peace, and has tilled several
local otliees and positions of trust. .A man ol' inMn.nce in city jiolitics; lui.s dealt mucli
in real estate; grocer, X. Ilav. : m. June 27, 1^17, Almiia S.. dau. of Elali (forham, b. May
8, 1828; vl. -s. /.' .March 15. 1^54; (2) Oct. 10, 1851, Harriet Augusta Oorhain, .sis. (jf his 1st
Avf. 1, Jiiiix Iii;.\!:v. li. Nbiy:>l. b85K gia'i. Vale haw S<diool. 2, Ch.M!). Ks Ekwis, b.
Feb. 12, Is.-jS. :;, .\| MjKa .'Uol >iA. .^."ia. i.":. Pn'iO.
11. Maltha, b. .Iui'ft29, 182';: d. in Xew blav.. Cnn.. April 2:*. issl; m, April 22,
1^49. .-Vnuu SturgfS. who d. •>!. /.. Dec. 21, 185:3. He m. (2) .\pri! 21, 1855, wid. Eucy
T UTILE, AT W ATE II. 227
Ann ; rts. X. Iliiv. /. by-^.lm.: 1, Wim.if. M.\i;ti.n. Nov. 1 1 Ifcioli 2 ^V\[n()
Dkxms, Nov. 29, IS.l^; (1. F.b. 2, lNri2-o. . , . .
HI. Lewis Ciliottr, 1). Sri,T. i), is;!5: lu. Mav -1, ISoS, Loui.su M;i<:iiii,is of X Hav
1. EmZAJ;KT1[ AxX. >[;iy -J."), JN.V.I. 2, (tK01!<;K \Vo<):>TK1!, 1). A]. ill li, 1S6] 8 lAVY
.Tank. 1.. S.-jit. 2(). ls(i:;. -4, Maktix Lewis, Ajn-il 22, \xi\{j. 5, Dknxis Oi.ivKf. 1)
July 2:^. IXiis, r,, J1ai;imi:i Lo; isa, Vvh. 23. ISTl; res. N. llav.
4511112. Zerah Piorpont Tnttle, h. Ort. 2, ISOO; n,. A])iil 7 ]S24 MimI-i
•dfui. of Olivpi- 'rn,kl of No. li,n., wl.o ^!. Ainil 2S, JStJO. lie m. (2) Ort 2S "^isiiV Ah'iv
Cot.k <.'f X. iJav. ^ ■ " ' •
I. Xewlun, 1). April l:], lS2o; m. Xov. 24. IS}!). Liu-ijidu Susuinia Mix of Xo. Ihtv
-wlio (1. Ht Miit ("r.-fk, o miles west of Lenvenwortli Ciiv, Iv;..^. , Mav 14 ls."")4 JJo in (•■')
■at Salr L:ilv-c (,'ity, I'tali. l.y llftu'i- ('. Kimball. .Apiif;. Lv,-,,"}, l.^milv Am<4ia dau of
Auios P. Stone; re.-;. Wood.-- Croj), East Loimtiful. Davis Co., Ttali.' / by Ni'iu"-' i
Ch.KUA MEi.fxivv. b, Xo, Ilav.. ('..nil., Ang. Mi, IS.O; d. on (uasslu.pper fri-eJc 40 'miles
-^vesT of Leav. City, K;,s.. June 2^, lv:.4. /. b;- 2d m.: 2. E.mii.y Li:f]\]).\ '], Get ]
18.-)',;; ]n. David B. Delle. L EnnUic Kmiln. \^. .luly ],j. ISS'J. 2, Vinry BUhop Dec "lo' '
INNJ. 3, b'vriiKt. AMKf.TA, Oer. 27. 1S>S; m. Sept. 12. ]y77, David Eti..-irs 1 lla-hrl
Ann., June Id, ls'7.>^. 2, >//'////. July 17, l.^JSO -1, Xkwtox Zhkah, Dee 1 ISGO T.
Claka MixKP.VA. Frb. 12, ]*Sfi.V (j, \\'i[.F(m:i), .March 17, LS07 7 Fu vvcK>< -^ u'.r •-,'
18(19. s, FiiAXKr.rx ct.iVKf:. b. Xov. 10. IS71. !*, Jkssl: Pkasi; Dee 11 1^74 ''lo'
li'oijAtK, Au>;-. 22, 1S77. ...
II. Euincf. b. .Ian. 10, 1^27; d. Ajmi l.j, IS-f).- m. Sept. 21, IS.j] Bavard \. Pier-
])Oiit; .V. /. : ri's. No. Ilav.
III. Fli/.a Maria. .Marrh 21, 1620; d. .v. [., April 18, X^Y^: m .\nril FT lSI->
iSilvester B, Allis (d' 1 ! uMt!n_£rton. Conji.
W. Carolin.'. b. Xov. 2"7, ls:jl; m. De-. in, 1sr;2. (Jeo. B. MMeinni^: res Xo Hav
1. Caii'mf i:i.!z.^, b. S,,pt. 11, lsi;8. 2, .H:xxii:; Louisa, Mareli 5,'jN(J5.
451113. Elam Tultlc, !>. -Lily yo. 177:,- d. at So. Windsor, Conn., 0,-i 1] leOG-
in. J.80::5 Sarab, dan. (,f I;ev. Dr. Trunibul], I Ji.-,iori;.n of C'onii.; (2) in l.sj i Fle<-ta Smilli
■fjf ^ eriion, Conn. /. by2d)ri.:
I. Edward T., \k O.-t. lO. ISlfi; in. in Sprin-li.d.!, Mass. 1 M \i;y E Ui<^ ''O
IS.VL y\. y. 2. .Iaxi!:s B., b. dan. 17, 1S.-37, and lives will, bis cousins the chil ' of .James
A. J'uttle.
II. Mary, b. Julv F'.. ]S2(): d. Fel\ 4, 1^20. '
HI. .lami'S A., b."F. 1,. F-j. F'<22: d. M:ireli !l, 1S2.'i.
IV. lanily, b. ,)an. 27, )s24. m. Oet. 14, IHFi, Charles A. Jann^s (d'' So Wind.sor
Conn. : .y. i. ; res. ^'ernon.
V. Mary. b. Jan. 17. 1^2'F m. Oet. H), FS47, -John G. Bailev of HockvilJe Conu • .? i
VI. -James A., b. S.'].t. is, FS27; m. Diana Smith of Hart'f.. Conn • res So w' \
EowAitr. S.. Dec. 17. IsoF 2, .b.HN II., March 2;J, 185G. 3, Bkn.i. F. Ai.rir4 18j<»'
4, Gko. W., Au-. 15. 18(iF and two others. '
yil. Elizabeth, April 18, \xm- d. ••*. /. Aug. l,j, F^Vw; m. Clnium^ev llibl,ard of
Itockville, Conn.
VIH. Sarali, b .Ian. 28, 1883; d. Dee. 8, FS61; m. Allen Cliapin of Kockviile 1
A Um rt . ' '
451114. Caleb Alwater, v.. X.n-. is, 1770; d. at So. Wind.sor A.u^^- ".t F"^44- u,
Sally Heed at Xo. Hav.; cliil. b. and lived in HartF, Conn. ^'' ~ ' ' "
1. <^'eorye. .July 14, FS07: m. .Tan. 8, 1882, Mary Looiuis at Bloomfield C^in h
Xov. 24, lbii(j. dan. of Benj. and Mary (Gaylord) Loomis. She d. May 27, 1S74 ' ]
M.\KV A., b. -Ian. :>, Fs.8o: num. 2, Ai/uKicT G'kohok, b. Mav 24. 1884; m". at \v Hartf'
Martin. He is -em ral ti. k.-t a-^nt Hartf.. Prov., Fish. H. H. at Hartf. , Conn ' 1 rd/f/]
Martin. Jan. 2!j. 1S(J4; .1. .^rp.t. 22. 1S71. 2, ./,«/-/(■ l).»r„inr/, Julv 17 ISiU ' "
IF Elanr, b. Dee. 21, ISIO; m. ;o Bloondield. Conn.. March 24. 18:;(! Bet<,.v
1^0'>i,i!s; rrs. \\. IF.r:f. 1. Cvm,;ia F.,b, Auy:. 11). ls:;s; m. April 18, l^.ls Hiram
A. Elmer. 1, //. /■•'/^ // H. , Feb. lo, ]si;o. 2, (h o. }[.. An^x. i^. l>-'d2. .8. j-Jr^rardO
July 2. 1.^07. 4, E'.l'i M., twin with Ikiward O. 5, Jo.'uph O.. Sej.t. 18, ISlj.s' fj_ jj'///
228 BKAXCH OJ' JOXATITAM.
/;., Nov. 2S. 1.S70. 2, Jani;K., h. Jtni. 3, lS.l;j; ,n. Jan. U, 1S60, Fivdorick C. Stcr-lp;
fhil. 1). at Hartf. 1, jVi/ro/i J'\, .]:in. 'Jl, l.s;j-j. '2, E.-.rrU 7'.. Ai)iil 1, ISfir,. ;^, Fiu-.o-
VAUCK L.. Nov. 2;5, IS-lti; in. Nov. 20, ISi;-;, Maiv K. Stdddaid. 1, Ihrh.rt F 1) ./ulv
10, 1868.
III. Sally, .Ian. G. 1814. m. at Ilaitf.. MaicU 2>i, IS-ta, James (ioodnuui, ivs. Blooni-
H(-l(i, t'onii. 'l, M.MiY A., Jan. o, 1^'M: in. J:;:i 22. isfifi, Morton Sanfoid. 1, JrnnU'
K., b. at New llartf. Nov. 17, 18G7. 2, SiSA.N A.. Yv\y. 11. 184!); m. 1^71, Sanford;
r'^.s. Tarlffvillc, ('onn.
IV. Wfalthv Ann, Feb. It), 1819; ni. Marcb 12, 184."3, Mvmn Webster Loomi.s- b
Of.t. 22, 18U); bi(>. of Mary above, Ib.H-kvil'.e. Conn.
V. Lanra, Dec. 9, 1820; ni. at So, Windsor. A[)ril 14, 1S47, l'^-;..ncis IVidwel]; iv.s.
So. Man.rlie.ster, Conn. 1, Ai.v.hkt, b. Aug. cl], IS-VJ; m. Sepi. 17. b^71 , Marv 'J'lnnbull.
2-, J.'vMF.s, June 20, 18.54. '
Yl. Alfred. June 1, 182.-); m. Sc].!. 27, 1847, Anna E. Moore; cliil. 1... tbe 1st *j in
So. ^V., the 7th ia A'eraon, Conn.; all res. in I'elhain, Mass. ], ("ii,\];i,]',s A., U'-t, <5,
18."il. 2, Ki.TZ.vinri'H A. , Feb 2, 18r)4. o, M.vkv F., An;;. ;:;i, 1S,")(). 4. S\i;Aif I..,.)i-!v
2,1850. .5, CiiAULOTTK :M., Fel). 27, 18G2. (J, Waltkk I., Feb. 21, iSfiO 7 Cvjuuk
l.,0;-t. 20, 1868.
VII. Francis. Dec. 0, 1821!; m. at Mnnson. Mass., May 14, 1850, Nanev A. Darrell;
res. PeUuun, Mass. 1, Emma 11., Jan. 20, 1754. 2. HatIik E.. Anu'. 19. "isfjo.
451116. Asahel TattlG,b. An--. 27. 17N7;in. June 12, 1820. Savali Wells of Ibuti'. ;
Oct. 11, 1794, [2j." r--.-. \'enion till l'--15, tle-n ISloomlielJ, x\lie.re be d. March 16 1854 '
I. Jared V>'el!s, b, S.-pr. 6, ]S2i; M. D. ; n,. May 12, 1n4I1, Mary J. J,e'\vis of
CJreenoorl, E. 1.: re.>. in 1871. llaniiiion, Mfi. 1. Joirx I'jIAs is, Julv 27,'lS50; d. .lulv
4,1861. 2, SAf.A.if Ei.vii!A, June 16, 1852; d. Se}.t. 21, sni. vr. ^.'Mai'.v \Vi:'l!.s Jul'v
31, 1859. 4, .^VucAii CiAiiA, Jan. "1. 186;!.
11. Henry Aiiicustus, b. Seju. ly, lN2i;: d. .\ no-. H. 1862.
III. Lomiiel, Mandi 14, \^-^S'6\ ni. Au>;-. 26, 1>59"^ Phebe Ann Pludps of I'ost Hainp-
b>n, ?.!ass. ; res. Galesbiirg, 111. 1, ILvitik FitANCES, l'"eb. 21. l.'^GtJ. 2, IIknkv
At;fu;.sTrs, April 14,1863. :1 Emma .It i.t.KTTv;, Auir. \~\ l'^65. 4 Ai.ick Vn.^ 1^
1867. " ■ . o- -.
451117. Miles Tuttle. 1>. Se].t. ;j. 1702, d. in Vernon, fonn.. Auir. 21, 18;!6; in.
June 2, 1822 by Kev. Dr. 4'rnnibull, Sibyl 'riior]>, b. Au<;-. 11, 1791: d. Anfr. 24, is::!:]'; (2)
Nov. 16, 1884, Mademoiselle Nel^.on, b. .Uine 28, 17S8.
!. Eester C\-son, May 12. 182m; d. I'er. l:j, 1s44.
II. Susan Loriiida, b. Mav 18. 1s2i;; m. in llartf. .\\\--. 14, 1,^:49, Jomitlem L^lv
Wel).ster, b. May 29. 1,^24; d. Oct. 12. 1«59. 1, Isakoki;, An^^ ;jl. 1851 ; m. in WalTd",
Jan. 4, 1871,.Cliarle-; \\'. Mnnson. 2, Wii,};t'i; Evma.n, Oct. lo, \^:)?y, d. Nov. oO, ISlvj!
8, UmvAiiD Chai'IAN. Nov. In, 1'^57.
]T[. Oi.son Lev.-is, Aiiril 7, 1^21!; d. C t 28, 1865.
4:5116. AaiOii TmtlO, b. Oc;. 4. 1760; d. Mav 17, 18.31. a. 72. lie was a sol in
the Kev. and had a toe shot otf; ni. Martha, dan. of Tiinotliv Woodin of Ilamden wlio
d. Fi4.. 20, 1814; chil. b. in ilamden.
I. Nancy, Ajnil 14, 17s3;m. J.'roniah Harris of Dntciiess (V.., N. Y. He went
away sev. yrs. Ix'f. d. of his uf. and su]). lo^i .-a sea. Shed. Sejit. 12, 1849. 1, Wil-
liam Kti.f.y, (1. sev. yrs. ai:f> at Memidiis. 'I'lnn. 2, LufiSA m W'ni P \ddison-
res. N. Y. S. . . - ,
II. Isaac, b. Oct. 25, 17SE d. nnm,, in Ilamden Conn , 1S59
• HI. Piley. b. S.-pi. 2:1, 17s7; m. Ennir-e J. .Iae.)bs.
IV. Faith Eli'/.u, 1). Nov. 25, i;'.)ii; d. at Ftica, N. Y., (_)ct. 5, 1840; nnm.
451153. rdley Tuttle, b, Sept. 2;;, Ks?: d. ,l(,n.. 2:5, 1^64; m. Se].t 1:( 18-M
Ennice Jeanneti.', dan. of Eli Jacb. ,,r No. Ijav., b. Sepi. IS, 1S()-J; ,1. May 7 ls:jS
I. .M.-irMia .bannette, An^-. :>. ls22: d. Oct. :',, 1s;];i; m. IS.'W, (fibson llollivf'f.r l'
MAirniA .Ikanmoiti.. b. AnL^ 21, 1^:;'.); u'. Jan. 1', is.fi.
II. (.'.■or-'e iiip.y. b. in" Che.-^hiie, Conn.. Manli 4, 1 S24 : went to Mobile M.-,
1817; m. .^lav ;iO. bSi'.i, \'ir-ini;; Ann. dau. ot Join C. l!,.d--e.s. toimcrlv of Va lied
at Mobif'-, Nov. 2!. ISijG; rhil b. at M<,bi|,-. E -bjiiN I?ii i:v .lum- •' ■ls5!» -^ M \rv
Viitc.iMA, (i,t. 9, P'52. :-!. (Ji-nnor: I b n^M-s, ]),., . 4.1s5l. 4. Wm. ll|.vi;v J.a'n :;!)
1S.)7. .). \'. Al.n:!: I.k\ Mcr, (l.-t. '.i. )S5s; d. .\la.N- 14, l^lUt (i iM.Kl-slKi; S.'pt 7 iMlT
7, El;!.!.'-., Jan, 29, Isr.E n s, Mobil,-, .\la. ' . t ■ ■
III. .Mb rt Monro-, b. Sept. ;;<), ls2'.);n.. .\uc-. 21, 1S61. Co, n.Jia .lane dan of
l>aii;el Iloyt o! Nov.- ilav., a desc. of Capa. Andrev ■J'nttle. 1, Al.f.iKT .Mo.XKv'-K Au-'-
AT\V.\TKR, Tl'TTLE. 229
15, 1S()2. 3, ilKo. Rti.kv, Juno 1, IS'oi. :5. Forkstku Staui;, Sept. 18, 1865. 4,
Nki.i.ik .1i:.\nxi;tti:, Mav 20, 18(>>^: i<'s. No. ITav.
IV. Mary Louis;,. Aug. 2, 1s:\A: iii. in .Mol.ile. Nov. ;!(), isr,-?, J,,iin Iv D. Hiclnrd-
iioii from . James Citv, Va.,\v]io fl. in Mo., July ]'i. ]'■■>',, a. 2S. 1, Cakhlink Jb.VN-
NKTTK. Si'pt. 27. (l.'Oct. ](), is5;!. 2. ('.SKdi.iXK Ji:anxi:t'I'i:, 1». July 2'), JSoU; d. in
.Jam. -s City, \a.. S p;. 2r, l!-<(ii); whl. ics. Mohilu, .Ma.
4517. Capt. "Hhamar Tuttlc, 1'. <>-t. 2»;, ITr.fi: ju. l.v Yiey. ]5rnj, 'J',uml.iill,
Jul> 28, ]'dV2. i.Mio.la IJan.oof No. liav.. h. 1747: d. Mav (i, ISOU.
I. Joshu.a, li. .Maivh :;, T;r,4; in. Cvntliia Tod-l.
II. Jude, 1). J line 27. IKi.-); in. i;it2, Lovici- Smitli.
111. J.rvi, m. Mnliy lias.clt,
]\'. ^\'ll!tillJi•, ni. Jan., 1^01, Luciiida. dan. of Dan. Tuttlc; rem. to Salisluiiy, N.
Y.; killed Dec. 2, \^V_K ^^llile niovinij; \o'j:>' \:'u\\ an u.\ team from tlu- North Woods. I,
JlKMiY, b. De<-. 14. 1802; m. Dec, i, 1^2!t. and liad 8 cbil. 2, J'.dwaki), b. >!areh UK
l8li>i; d. u. 2 vrs. :1. Fcaxiu.IX M., Sent. 24. 1Si);<; m. Jan. 4, IS^iS, liowt-ua, dau. of
Zoidiar M. Tuttle; re.-^. N'ew Hartford, o'nnda Co., N. Y. 1. J'l/iit.-^ ('.. S^-jit. 17, 184:1
2, 6'-' /■/•// .7-:, Nov. 23, 18.52. 3. L'lrlmhr ,y,//,r, Dec. 21, is.jij. 4, Lixtnda, Dec. 2;^,
1812; m."- Curtis. (_2) Alden S. (uiire, T'tica, N. Y.
V. Jerry, m. ^lary l^rouson of \\ ail'd; n-m. to yvnicusc. N. Y. 1, Dovic;!':. 2,
IfdKAn:. 8, "Jai;i;d. A. Lu<v. .■}. I'dm.y. (j, Joskta, 7, Sai.i-y. 8, Maiu'.
Vi. Betsey, ni. 178'J, Eeuben I'looliiijc.
VII. I'ollv' m. David Justus Tuttle.
Vlll. Tatty, m. Ibadley of W . 1, Poi.i.v.
L\. I.yman, b. .■\])ril 2o, 177'J; m. i8o2, Miriam Daycon.
X. iVboda, m. Aufos Ib-adlev of No. Ibiv. 1. Nki.siin. 2, Cvntuia. 3, Mki'.i.i.n.
.XI. Mainiii;.^;, b. 1181; m. lsi.b<. Ik'd'' Dames.
45171. Joshua Tuttle, h. M.-arb 3, 17(M; d. Feb. 2!), 18">0, a. 8t); m. (Vnthia,
■dau. of Fnos 'J'odd of No. Ij-iv.; ri-im''d in s"t. of };er f.'.s e.>t. in b>!);>; b, }-"eb. 12, I'lVl:
•<1. Jan. 10, 18.J2, a. 81,
I. llairit't, b. Marcb 21, 1790; d. Aug. 1, I83'b
II. Itbamer,-'-- b. M:,y 9, 1708; n\, Nov. 22, 1822, Aurelia l^as.sett; res. No. Hav. 1,
I'yN'DiiA AriiKi.iA, July* 19, 1822; d. 8<-[>t. 14, 18;>2. 2, HI'Miy 8i!Ki;man, 1^. Oct."/,
1834; d. Anj?. :!!, 18:^2." 2, K.mii.y SoriTuctMA, June 1, lS27; d. 181)7. 4, IIakuikt
Etjza. Mav 3, 1830: d. June 27, 18?.-.. o, Wii.r.is i]i:M;v, Sept. 2."'>, d. Oct. 2ii, 18:^:3.
III. FmosT.Mld, b. Au-. 12, l^'M; i,i. :Ma\ 8. isj,;, Ai\iia: l>a:,-.'rt. 1... May 7, 1808.
■d. June 19, 1848; i.--^. No. liav. 1. If.\i;i!ii;T Amiklixk, b. April 20, 1837; d. Jan. 28,
1830. 2, AxoKi.iNK At.yiiia, .Ma.rcb 28, d. A]iril 19, 18:'.0. ;], W i!.i,iA>i Jo^^ima, May 10,
1831. 4, A.xx Dlm.ta, Au<;-. 23. 18H3. ~). I,(eers\ D.\s.<i,Tr, .^j.ril is, K^3u. <;, FraoD-
KKifK (Daoss. Ai>ril ."). D^V); d. ^\\x\|' I, ls;o. ;, AD;ii',vi.N WniTixc, July 14. 1844.
l\'. ^^■il!is, b. J\ily lb, ISO'v (1. Oct. 2:>. 1SS2. He wns an activ>' mem.' of tbe Con>;-.
■ebb., and in t1h> temperance cause; 7 yrs. Supt. (d' Sabbath S(dir.ol, and was hi!i,-bly
esteemed. He was one of the cotu. of arran,i;-ements for liu Tultle iratlu-ring in 1873;
m. Jan. 18, 1831, Abbev BassetT, who d. April 10, bSTU. a OS vi.<. ; ics. No.'ilav. 1,
Katik L., Au^^ 19, 1S34. 2. Jri.rAX W . , April 10. ISOtb m. Nov. 28, 1801. Charlotte.
Blakeslee. 1, Stflla JhH. AiiL^ 17. ls;i3. 3, Jaxk C, Oct. 29, ls:;S; d. April 12, 1857.
4. ]-KAxni;i; rKi:r, .May 24,-ls47.
45172. Jude Tuttle, 1>. June 27, 1705; m. Jan. 1, 1792, I. ..vice Smith, b. March
10, 17tiil; went to Saiislnuy, Herkimer Co. , N. Y. -
1, jUuelia, m. Jesse, s. (d" .Vmos IJiis-ctt of Ibamd'-n; r.'s. llartf.
li. \\ hitiui;-. n.. Fairl>anks of Watertowu, N. V.; res. Antwrrj), N. Y. 1,
<'vNriiiA. 2, .Mai;v.
III. i'auy or Manlui, b. in Ijowc. Masv., .Mandi 7, 1794; m. Lyman Tuttle of Mid-
ilietown, < 'oun. 1, Lrzi'.cxK 2. X'vdin.e.Kii'ia;. 3. Axcki.ixk.
1\'. Lorinda, d. in No. .\dam-. .Ma--.>.
W llaiiiuili, b. June 4. ls(.i2: m l^';-. Thoma> Smith.
VI. Jiide >.. li. J(ilv4. 1801; m. .\i.ril 2fi, ls2d, Cvnthia l?iak.'.-,lee of Rowe. Mass.,
b. Mandi 2'.l, ISO'); d. Mandi 17, |Si0. 1 1.- m. (2) Nov. 21, ISlO, 'IJiaukful C. Sears of
Hawley, .Mass.,!.. .May3L180(;. /. by 2d m. : 1, CvxriiiA 1;!,aki.:si,i;k, h. Sej.t. 8, 1^11;
ni, Nbiv. 19, b>li2, .Martin N. Cvcarv. ir;^. ib'we. 2, ibi w i.aX ;> ,s. , b. .\uu, 13, iSP;; m. Feb.
* An Iiirmia Tuttlc was the tirst orJ^inc.l clilcr of llie I'irst Prcf-t). Clili. .it .\ntvviip, Jcrftrson Co.,
N'. V,,foua>Jcd May, iSiv.
230 BKAXCU OF JONTATHAM.
ir>, INTO, Kllen X. Hanicy, n-s. H. 3, I.v.max C, May 18, ISKi: m. Oct. 14, ISOS, llar-
iii'tl K. 'I'ddtl, los. Ileatli, Franklin Co., Mah..s. 1, Li/mdi) /,'. h. .)iuu; 30, iSGi). i, JLittic
y;., S>'pt. ;!U, INTO. 4, Jl-dk S., 1>. Nov. ]S, 1S4'J (res. Uov.c), at Koval (Ti-ani '.\ Y ■
d. H. i. April 14, 187U.
451725. Haunali Tuttle, 1>. .luni' 4, ISOi; m. .Ian. 24, i>sl9, Dea. Tlioma.s Smitli
of iNorthturd, Conn.; h. Sept. v'O, 17'.»S.
1. .iulius Smith, h. Dfc. U, IslU; ni. .Xpril 7. 1^12, >rMrv A. Frost; res. Hartl'ord
1. >F\i{r.\ .\xxF.i-rF.. li. Nov. 19, lyCi; n;. .N]ay 23, isi;',, cii.n."\\". Taln^a-iue. 2, M vi'>v
AuGt;sT.\., b. Jan. S. 1846. ' - ■ -
ir. Geo. l^vulall Sniitli, h. Jan. IS, F-<21: ni. .Au>;-. 24, 1^45, Fnidinv A. .MiniM)n:
ros. Nortliford, Conn. 1. (^Ko. \n\. June 1."). 1X40. 2, S.\K.\ii J.\xi;, S<].T. '.i, is!;) 3
TiiONf.vs TiiEKo.v. July 22: d. Dc-c. 20. IS.^.'i. 4, Edxa Loiis.v, Si-pt. C. 1,'<.5S.
HI. J^arali Louisa Sniitli, 1). Ajiril 20, 1S24: d. Auir. 13, 182.").
IV. TUoma-- Andiew Si>i!ili, 1,. Ja.n. !), 1827: nt. .Mav (1, is.j,",. Ann ]>'::'lia Hair's m,
wlio d. Nov. 30. i.";.-)!!. Ik- 111. (2) (.-i-t. 21, 18<.)1, .Martha Fa-c, n-.-. N(.)rihiV)rd Conn l'
AT,];r,i;T IIaiums.^n 1.. Fel.. <), IS.-jr,.
V. JauK's Franklin Smith, b, Wh-. 31. 18:10; ui. Feb, 17, 18.")2, Franc, ■> Fli/.ab.nli
Ijrockett; res. Nortliford. 1. \\"Ai.'n:H E.\tMt:TT, b. ])fi\ 23, isj.") 2 i-;M\r\. IbincKi. rr
May 24, 18.1S. 3, Fiiank, May 9: d. July 23, IS'Jl.
VI. Jauf Frances Smith, twin witli .lames F.
Vli. John Whiting- Smith, 1). Jan. 14, 183."); m. Jan. 1, is.'ifi, (ieorgiana F!i/,a
Fowler; res. Si'yinour, Conn. 1, F'r.izv .VrorsxA, li. .Mav 17, 18.>7. 2, Fjii-DnmcK
'i'lKi.NtAs, Aug. 23, 1S63.
VJH. Julia Smith, b. Aug. 20, 1844; m. Sejit. 17, 1803, Henry Lautrdon Ilarr:^on^
res. Noi-thford. 1. 11 Ai TTK AvtilsTA. Sept 22. lS(').i.
45173. Levi Tuttle, d. 1X20; m. -M(;llv H-iss,-tt; rem. to Herkimer Co N Y
■ 1. Cynthia, d. a. 12.
]J. Sally, m. W'm. l^urnd! of Salisbury, N. Y.
HI. Julia, m. Sei.t. 14, 1S21. llorae(-, s." of Thaddeiis and Fois ((iriswold) i oosuis
b. March 4, iSOii: d. Dec. 20, IS.'.O ihro. of ][on. Arphaxad Loomis of Fittle Fa.lls. n"
"i.), Macoupin Co., 111. 1, 'I'nAi.nJMs ],.. b. Sejit. 2s, 1,S2.">; m. Dec-. 13, 18.34 Sir-^an A
Duckels, Carlinville, III. 1, 0'.- <>. 7^, Sc]U. 30, isr.o, 2. /"/-.'//^v.s- .,/"., .lulvj;' ■|s.-,7 ;V
Win. '/:. July2f;, 1863. 4, JL.rnr, E.. Ort. 2. 1807. 2, \Vm. 1?.. A]uil 2S, ]y-r, ; Shurt'
CoF 18.53; d. Jun--- 11, 1867; m. Jan. 21, bSll, Marv Ann Fldn-d. Minnea]icjis, Minn 1
M'ei)//r/-/;//^,/,.', Nov. 11, 1S.-,1. 2, Licrnn IF(76?/V. Feb. 8, 18,13. 3, Hdk.u i; .1 Mav
17, 1832; Shurt. Col. 18-j2; m. Sej.t. 12. l.^."-)4, Alice M. l-:idred; ChesterHeld Ill's 1
Horner IF///., b. Sept. 7. 18."i7. 2, .V7-;V/,- Allri', Oct. Ifi, ISOI. 3, AihlU L<'''is[. -\u<''
31, IbfF.. ^ . ^.
W . jjovina. ni. Beman Clinton of No. llav.
^ ■ ^^\'l''''- 1"- Burton Tuttle; (2) Amos Fish .if Albany, N. Y.; d. 1877. '■ Aiuoii
Fi.sli, \yl)o died after a long residence in this city. l>-f; jjrop/ity amounting to ii:."')0.Ol)0.
The will lias uot yet been presented foi ]irobate, but is sa.id'to contain s"^ime singular
be()uest.s, and is likely to be contested. The widow, who ha.s been his wife for tlilrty-
tivc years, is allo-wed ."^l a day as lonir as site livt s. He was an eccentric rua)i. In
explaining the way he lived to a fnejul once lie .said: 'I buy a shaidc of beef from the
butcher, which (-<»ts me ten cents. My wife makes eitougli souj) from this to do us one
meal; then the meat cut from it afterward makes two more meals, or one dav's food for
teii (-ents. I si)lit the bone and get the i-iarrow for cookiui;- puri)oses, and mv wife finds
sulhcu-nt fuel hi the bone itself to do considerable (-ooking. Then, in an iron box I save
llu; aslu'S. which I use f()r manuring a few plants tliaf n-ali/,e for me six c^uits ea<-h.'
^ <-t when extra taxes were put uj^on his property h^ very rarelv, if ever, demanded
nit.re rent from teiuints than tliey hail Ix-en j)aying. He considered anvthiug more than
plain and clieaj) dress for man, woman and child', extravaf^^ant. Mechanical labors he
eneouraged, ami would prefer to let one of Ins sO.res to a l.Tisiness of this kin.i than for
other pui-posrs. He considered the jewelry and othi-r 1anc\- trades wlmllv urniecessarv,
and l>y no ini-ans would encourage them. "—.1//.,//,^ 7V///«.v."
VF Harriet P., m. Tuttle, bro. of l^urtcui, s. of .\biiah Tuttle 1 Jri \\ '^
liAi;itii-;T. and two oiheis. ■-.•■-•
Vil. Aim. Ton, re.-;. Mt. .Morris, N. Y. Mr.-^. N-c s 'I'uttlc of Carlhare N Y i.s of
tlos iani. ■ '^
45176. .Betsey Tuttio, b, Man-h 12, 1789; d. June i.^40; m. Keubru Dooliu.le of
^^allingi(,rd, Conn., who d. .lime, 1842.
TITTTLE, DUOLn-liJ:.
'4i
1. Alrnon n.„>linK-. b Juh :?-, ITIMV ,„. Clarissa Tuttlo. 1, Makv, ,n. Fri Jo).„-
son, ah<] },.d s. ^-..nJ rl.il. SI,.- .1. in W. Jan. !/. ISC;;, o ^j^.^^.^ j. ,, .-,., ,^ ' .
JiM'SKV, III. r,(.yal Diullcv and iviii. to .Minn.
b2.. ::! M.sKr.M A., 1,. is;30. <i. Ih. 1S5-2. 8, K,^^sr^^ A., ,n. Kn,ilv B adl 'v aul
liad one dan,; if.s. Tlonici. N. A. ■) ilrijiiN- ' . «u i
III. Kliuda Dn.dinlf.
Vn1^'^!,^?f „^!'?x'^'^\^?°,^iV'^^'-''- '^^^"- ^"'' ^^tM: d. Sept. •.'!. isni; ni. Jan. Id, l,^->0
An,<rnstus Ihill ol \\ ., h. Julv M, ];<;(!) , ^ ./.
Dm- \ V'"'"i' ;Vi^-"1"' ^'"''' /"';';■ "^- l^^l; '^k X„v. o^, jsii, Anna P.-rkins. 1,
rs^oo^- ''A^;'^.^Vi::"Api-inS:s;;..-^^^^ ^- ^'^'^ ^^' ^^^='- "• ^---^ ^^■•^^-■'•''
II Kii/al,,.tl. .\nn llall An^. 2. l^->:>: .1. Auo, ],., i^,;i: ,„. F.l.. S. 1S-]| othniol
1S..1; in. S,.,,i. ;i„i,v(i,, Fjjend ('. .Ml^u. 1, /.///„,, jf., i,. ]),.,. 4 jso:)
111. Kniily 1). Kail. Xov. \U. ]^-j."i: d. Mand. 'V, i>'->(>
L., I'^J^-*^; '. 1^.^;^: n.. Jan. . , Is. . ..,.0, 1.. n.vn-s. 1, yf;v,r^^ JA. h. (Ft. 1, 1^71.
Fi.oN L., Jul\ 11. is;,,, .), Fii.!,i): A.. Ffi,. 10. iNiit.
t..n, vho (,. Lsn2. a. 7,; rt-.s. Ihunden, CV-n.,,, ; mast, t l,nihl,M-
i. Al.uul, 1). ]80:j; ni. F!i/.abrtli ^^niitli; (2) I'ollv Matthews
JJ. Adrlia 1.. isnj: m. Job. F. Mniison, (,h-r.) r.-^'lfatnden. 1 Jo,; F nnn. ■ res
q^7;;j5^'":;:^ ^- -^"V'-'-'',"^- ^•'^•^'l^-^^'^ l^^ ^^'"•"': '-s. S,,rin<rti,dd. Mas.::"/., onedi;n'
4, JOIfN W .\Tsox, res. X cw Zealand
III. Mil,,, b. bsiKi; d. IJsir,.
ly H.dot]>a. ISU^: m. JS2!.. (bauneoy hvs o-" Fhesbire, Fnnn.. ,dee.) F -Iaxk
:^' ;;J'' '■/ ^ -tl, dec. 2. Fi,i,snvo:;th 1... n,. .nd bad on..cldl,l; rrs. Pbiia.:
Tr,^- ■;?;•■ ''''m''V";''T '• ^^'-^'-^'^^v, n,.andhas4clnl.; res. llan.den. Cnn.
4, FrnsAKi), m. and bas 2 cliil.; res. H. r, Ar.sroN m
^ . Fvnian. b. 1S12; d. l,--::)!!,
,oJ^\ -\'''-'^""' f'„ l^';- 2'?, 1870: n,.-Fs4F TIn.s. 11. llowarth of New IFiv., b. Feb U
VII. Sibyl Felestia. b. 0<-t,. islO: m. Fn-d.-rlek F<,ote
Mviov ,^'^1--' •''; ^T,'""- ^^'^- ^^'''^ Andrews of liamden. Conn.: nuedtinist. 1.
.MMJO.N, machinist. 2, D.vvtox. macliinist.
IX. I'aytou, thnnvnfroni a rarria.ee and killed near Ml. Cannel. abt ly;;5
A. F^ulin,-:. b. April 2o. F-F,; m. Jane Hall; re.s. Mt. Carnnd. ] Dau
5 chil "''"'"• ''"" ''^^^^ ^^^ ^lf'»ti'-^t-; i-es. Cohunbus, O. : m. 185!), Harriet J. Cuns;
XII. /'''"'■;\,-^- 1^^8; in. Sept. U, 1850. James Wn,. Cann,)n, b. Mav 2'.K ]S25 son of
Meeker alhoun; 1. ( . Theo. Fept.. 1S7.I; Con^. ndnisl.-r in Cb-vebunl ( . ' IF./'
(rraml, .1. a. abt. i. 2, Mauv U".. J nly 20, is:,.;. 3, Fr: ^iuAN,,. Marc!. 3, F^fM. '
4f -^iV-l'^^'^'^ ^'^"^?' ''• ^"- ^ •"•""•'• <■"■'"•• 1^^-^ '•• ■" Soathin.:ton. Conn..
I, Vs-^V-., ,T •:'• ''-/"-f'"''^ ' "• l^"''' "■■1=^^'''<-'1' Smith, b. O.-t. 10, is.,3: went West
on F 'n 'clfi;; ^':"^'""%l""„ "^- -•- -"• 1<"1" ■' nvery stable for 30 ^ rs' on th,. cor
•'"'.n \Mudd,.n oi IJoekford. III., and ba.l 2.hil.: res. issi, rbal,d,el,i, X,
232 BKAXCn OF jonatitax.
II. M:ny Anj^asta, 1). Dcr. !*, IS-JS; m. John Ikisiol Bnn-kctt, wlio d. in Millonl.
Conn., Oct. ;)1, is^^d. a. a:?; " L>ej_':an mjikin;;- axles and carriagr .^pring-s vitli his f. at Mr.
C'arnit'l, Conn.; rem to X. Haw, and in iNtK' hfi;-an. to nnikc c'ari-iaij,('s; next yr. took in
his 1)1-0. -in-hiw. Milo D. 'I'nttlc; firm of Hvorkett iV 'i'uttlf were known tliiiin;;hoiit th<'
"West and Sontli, \vliprf they had cariiat;'' r^positoi ifs. He was a man ol' ^^rt^at (.-ntfi--
])rise and hnsim-s.> caivicity. of siij)erior jnclgnu-nt, -tiict iTitfgrity ;iiul sterling christian
oliararter; mem. ]?a].ti,st (Aili." — X. J/m:. I'aprr. Ih' IxMight the' res. of |)r. V. O. (.'rosby
in Milford, and liis lam. lives tlu-ro. 1..Makv. '.?, K.m.m.\. o. Klizaukth.
III. Al>ind, Sept. 07, 1S80: d. July ;J1, tS:3-2.
IV. Aliiud, Aug. 17, \>^'-^>'2; iii. asid had orje dan." He went to Sout], Anieriea, and
110 tidings aftor the great earthijaake in which it is ladieved he ])erishe(k
\'. Iv.uily S. , .lane -,'7, iy:i4; m. ISti'J, Solomon V. Stuart of Nurthlield, Minn.; /.
T\\ ins.
y\. Lunnui, Any. '2o, 1886; ni. 1^07; ri's. Faribault, .Minn.; /. one sou.
Vlf. Milo !>., b. Oct. 8. ls:38; firm of Brocketi A: Tnt'le, as above; res. X. ilav. ; m.
Louisa Stuck, dau. of Dea. Stock, a Vs-ell known railroad olHcial.
VIIJ. Caroline, b. Jan. 4, 181(b les. Southinu'ton, Conn.; nnni.
IX. James W., b. April 8. d. Aug. 21, 1M4-1.
451797. Sibyl Celcstia Tattle, b. Hamden, Conn., Oct. 1, ISIO; m. June-);-,,
1810, Frederii-k Foute ui Xorthfoid, Conn., s. of Isaac.
1. FieJ.i-ick FoMte, b. Aj-ril^l, 1811; d. unni. Feb. 'J-.3, 1S73.
11. Cele.stia Tiittle Fooie, b. Dec. G, l-'-f.?: m. Jan. Iti. ISIJS, IT. Willard Smith of
N. Ifav. 1, I'ltKDKKICK \Vil;,.\ 111). Jun>- '.?(), ISrjfl; ,1, June -.27. 1871. -2, FjiKDElUCK
FuoTi;, Xo^-. 20, 187-2. 8, H.\in;v Wii.i.AiiD, b. Dec. iil. 187:'>.
III. Isaa.- Ko..;e. b. Oet. 17, ISM; a dentist ; res. Middlelown, 0.,(U'S-2); ni. March
19, 1S';.7, Mai V C. Xeale ,^f Earon, O. 1, Jk.xmk Ci-:i.KSTi.\, b. March iy, Istiy. 2, Edith.
Julv- 'Zl. 1879'.
"IV. Anna Adelia Fooie, b. June 18, 1849.
V. Ellen Mary Hall Foote, ii, Aug. 4, iSoo: ni. Xov. :28, I87S, CliarJes Heed of
Abington, Mass.; hon. Y. C. 1816; law school; lawyer in Aiisoiiia, Conn. 1, Cj-;j.Ks'r>;
FdOTK. 1). Jan. 9, 1^8"2.
VI. Caroline Sibyl Foote, b. Ai)ril 5, 18(51; ui.m.; res. Xorthford.
4517.11. Manning Tuttle, d. Aiu-il 0, lS.-,7, a, 70; m, Jan., 18(jS, Bede Barnes
of Xo.IIav.: b. Xov. :2."), l7v;S: d. Julv 4. 1800.
]. Aliuira, b. Xov. 17, 1MJ8: ili. Mav 10. iNiU), Ilenrv X. Dc\Volfe, wlio d. Feb,
10, l8n-<; a. GO. 1, Eij.kn F., b. Jan. If). l">!82; m. April OO". 18-m. 1, Lsridorc A., Auir.
11, ]8,-j<i. 2, I]i:m;vT., n.-i. -21, lS8o; res. Texas. 8. AnTiirH, Mav -2, 1845; in, June
10, l8f;G, 31artha D. Atwater; res. Terryville, Conn. 1, Edith A., Sej.t. 8, 18G7.
IT. Jnlia, b. Jan. 8, 1810; ni. Elijdialet ("ooper.
III. Luan, b. \Iarch 1^, 1S18, m. Leonard 11. IToicliki.ss.
IV, Elia;;, b, Aug, 8ii, 181.-); m. Ahiu'ail Incham,
V. Polly, b, VA). -22, 1S18; lu. Dec. 16, 1841 , Linus B. Castle; res. ITarwinton,
e'oun. 1, Emm.v a., b. Oct. 81, 1848; in. Feb. 1'2, 187U. Sauiue] Baldwin, 1, (rco. E., 1>.
Dec. 8, 1870. .2, El.miha J., b. Sept. 24, 181.1; d, A])ril 29, \>^yi-l. 8, Ciiaklks M.. b,
Aug. 4, 1840; in. March 8, 1871, Elinira li. l>irt;e. 4, Ei.i.is S., b, Oct. '28, bs.j8.
VI. Laura, b. Dec. -2."). 18-20.
Ml. Charle-; Manning-, li. Mav G, lN-28; in. Oct. 17, 1^49, Caroline A. Dickerman;
res. Xo. Ilav. 1, Frank W'.. b. Slav 8. iNol. '2, Fi,nt:KX( k A., b. Fel). 11, ls.14. ;i
Axciici.Lxi; .M., 1). Dec. -27, 18.'37. 4, M \i«v E., b. Oct. 14, 1^65. ."), Chaiilks 1-:., b. Dec.
2, INGS; ,1. Feb. 7, 1^60.
VIII. LMiiis:, H., 1.. .March 1, iS2G; in. May lo, 184!l, Dial Waters; res. Oneida, X. Y.
1, IOdith L., b. Junef. b^.-js.
IX. Soj.hronia, h. Fel.. 27, ls:]0: d. Sept. 12, L-^.H.
4517.11.2. Julia Tuttle, Jan. 8, ISIO; d. Feb. 15, 1841; m. April 17, 183j, Kli-
idialer Coopej-.
I. Thendore A. Cooper. April G 1886; ni. .May l'^, lS.-,7. Sarah I-:. Hrouks; res.
X. Ilav. 1. Ekxks'i- E., April 80, IS.IS. 2, ^Vri.i.t.xM \\'.,Jan. lo, isiid. :;, 0(,];a Fkax-
< K<, l-^-b. 1.-), is;; J.
li. Julia A. Coojier, .luly :-!!, 1-40; ni. May 11, iMil. (;us!avus A. Elli,, res. X.
Ilav. 1, i!i iiK.x .\v\>\). \\v. {), 1>6S. 2, JoiiX riii.XKV, Sept. li, 1^70.
111. (Jertrude \V. CK.per, Mav 1, 1S8S; d. Se[,t. 2N, ls8!rl.
TLTTLE. 933
4517.11.3. liUan Tllttle, Mar.'li ]S, IHIS; m. Xuv. 2',, Ib.U, LeoiunJ R. Hotch-
kiss, ii-'s. J51ui nil field, jinvii.
1. ]-()uisaK. Hotchkiss, April 9. IS-iC,; m. Sept. H'), 1S./3, Jolm W. Hotclikis.<. 1,
rjiAiii,i> ('., March ol, IsH-t. :j, J>ovai J-:i).mi xd, ()rt. 30, IS'^O. 3, Emekett, May
11, \x-)[>. 4, Lkcinakp Edsox, Jiuiell, 18(i>5.
II. Ellen (i. Il.'.-hki^-s, March i,', 1«0; m. O.-t. 17. IS^S, Loval D. llotchkiss,
Lro. ul' .luhii \^'. I, \\ ILLIS. Jan. 21, 1^<«30.
Ill: Leonard E. IJotclikiss, h. Ai.ril •?:J, 1N4-:: ni. Jan. C. 18<11. Hannah Gibson. He
enlisted (Avi>r. C, 1n6'2) in the oOtli Iowa inf., Co. H. and wns killed in the battle of liiujr-
iTold, (>'a., Nov. 2',. ]>:^'>■^. leaviutr one ehihl. 1, Hattik tiTBsuN, b. Dec. -5, 1^(51.
IV. KneelaudT. Ilotchkiss, b. July ■..', In.50; m. Fel). ?, Ib^il, Sarah J. McDcwal.
4517.] 1.4. Elias Tattle, Au^. ao. iSlo; m. Nov. ir,. is3':f, Abigail Ingrem, res.
Wair.l.
1. Frederick C, b. Dec. ."}, lN3f); m. Jan. 80, 'i>^CjS, Juliette C. Ailing. 1, Hattik
M w. Nov. 2. lSo>>: res. Ibanden. Conn.
II. Harriei A., b. Nov. io, 1841; m. May, ISH-"), Jerome Pavne. 1, Fjcedi:}{KK. b.
Juh. jSC.d: re^^. Trov, N. Y. ' • '
"ill. George ]{.', b. Dec. 31, 1^43: res, Troy.
IV. ^Manning. May 18, 1847: ni. Frb., 18G0, Eunice Hunn. 1, BriiTOxE., b. Sept.,
iNfjSi; d. Oct., 1870.
V. Abiud, Nov. '2. 1840: res. Sprintrfield, Mass.
VI. Stillman, Feb. 28. 18ol.
V]\. Charles E. . J ul v 2, 1853.
Mil. Wilfred II., Xov. 14, 1s.j7.
452. Moses TllttlOj late of Nev.- Hasen: dec; adni. given to David and Jesse
To<ld 111 Fel). 17^0. (.JraiKi uaus. Ann. Thankful and Don^thy Tattle to whom tlie estate
"ivus eoually divided. Enos Todd, Peter Eastman and Daniel Doolittle, dividers.
1. :>loses.
11. Neheniiah, b. Sept. 22, 1727.
III. Dau., ni. Turner and had a gr. sou ^vent to sea out of Ne\\ Haven.
IV. Lois.
4524. Lois Tuttle, nt. abt. 1754, Tlujnia.s Davis, •■ b. 1729; d. Nov. 1.^. 17;)3. She
became acquainted with ..Sir. D. wliile at tlie boarding school of Rev. Mr. Bird in New
HavcJi. Her ]jaients and relatives in North Havfii being strong Congregationalists,
were ojiposcd to the nuitch for the reason that Mr. D was an Episc05>alian. She was
taken home and he was forbidden the house. Sh^-. however, left her father's house iu
North Haven one summer evening-, walked to New Haven and was m. and had 1(3 chil.,
of whom 4 d. in infancy: 12 Avere living at close of rev. Avar. Their gr. s., C. S. A. Davis,
has ]>«b. some interesting family reininisc nces of the British raid in 1770. Thonias l^avis
Avaf in the sliirmish at West Bridge, but seeing that the tov.ii Avould be taken hurried
home, hid his gun and silver and aAvaited events. A sijuad of soldiers soon entered his
house and rummaged it for plunder, but did no further danuige than to crack a China
punch bowl (which is now iu jiossession of Mr. C. S. A. Davi?.), and drink some St.
Croix rum. It was one of this xjuad that killed Mr. llotchkiss and took his Avatch
which lie shoAved to 31r. Davis. Mrs. Davis had sent her sou Solomon doAvn to the
Ijarden, ■' on the shell r<»ad,'' as ^Vooster street Avas then called. This garden occu-
pied the whole sijuare bounded by Chapel, Wooster, Chestnut and Franklin streets. The
*Dr. James Davis, b. in Wales, sent over about 1700 b}- the Brit. .cov. to the Col. of X. V. as physician
-and surgeon, with w'.fe and chil. HisAvifed. here and he m. i." an Irish girl, F.li^ribcih Carroll, and
had an only child, Thoinas. Dr. D. d. abl. 1737- Tiionias was left in care "of Mr. Forbes who put him
to sail ma'-cin.<,- m 1743. In 1750 he rem. to New Haven and be.iran business as sail maker, the rirst in iJje
town. He ai^ervvards eni,'agf:d in a general merchandisin.sf and shipping business with St. Croix and
other W. I. Islands, and in' 1753 took in Mr. Sandford, f. ol the late .■Xnihony P. Sanford of New
Haven. This co-p. continueu till 170S. Davis and ^a Tford with si.x others built the old Trinity
church in Church street, which was afterwards iwice enlarged, and taken down in iSig. The workmen
" bo.trded round '■ among the S until the church was linistied. Thomas Davis built his residence on
Fair street, and owned the whole square bounded by Fair, Olive. Cherry street and Prindle Alley, except
a. lot on corner 01 Cherry sireet and the .Alley, which belonged to Simeon Joselyn. Mr. J. lurnished
Benedict Arnold with his ric:~ and c-iuipraent. as Capt of the :.1 Co. Gov.'s (juards.' but was unable to get
his pay. Arnold's letter from Canad:-, to Mr. D. declining to sef.le was in possession of Mrs. Canby,
but could i:ot be fuund aiie-ng lier effects on i!k- division of tlic est. in iJ..;o - les:. In irto ?.!r. D.
receiveii a Ch na pui,ch h-jwl from St. Croix as a prc.-;eiit. It was first u.sed in \ji6 at the binh of his
dan. Mary. On her m. with .Mr. Post, it was presented to her. C was cracked oy liie Brifsh July 5,
177-!, while rumm.igir.g the house of Mr. L'avis lor valuables. Wm.BucI mended it with silver clasps.
C S. -A. Davis inl'.erited it from V.'m. Car.bv.
234 BRAXC']! OF JOXATTIAX.
Sdldirrs finnul Solmiion hcrt- ;iu(l tnok lilni piisniuT to thrir caiii]) near Mill river, ^vll(>re
he \v;i,s cDiiilcn-fil lo l.riii^- water. Uf youii cscajiod and ran to a lot n<';tr \\'liitnfivville
vvlieroliis tatlici's cows were ]>a.sturcd and drove them uji to I'is (irandfather Tuttle'.s in
North ITaven. Mrs. Davis sent lier young danohtpi- Maiy for safety to tlu- lumse of
Aliiathar r'aniji (a loyalist), which stood corner oV (,'liajxd and Triion .^^neits, site of the-
)>resent Masonu- 'ronqde. It was tlie headquarters of (ion. Tiyuii, and a nice dinner was.
being- spread for the ofiicers wiirn an ahirni wa.s pivcn hy a sentinel in tin- sti'.pl.- df the.
church by ringing the Ijell, tliat the njilitia was aniiroaidiiug tlie lown in i^-reat iiuni-
hers, xipon whi(di (irn. 'I'ryon gave <iV(Ier'- to eniharlc. and lefl hastily %\ iih liis utH.-crs-
without eating his diniicr.
I. Thomas Davis, a shiiniiasler: ni. 1, Sai.i.Y; d.'af mute, and wlien alioiit
00 yrs. of age hec. totally blind. 2, 'riiOM.vs; deaf intite, and when about (JO vrs of ago
bee. totally Idind; learned trade of sailmaker and was u good v\'orkn;an; both could reail
and write. '6, -loilX; 8ail.>rand chief mate of the shiji in\\hi(di he was I'nst at sea.
II. Jk'tscy Davis, ni. Caleb Hay. i, Samikj.. m. in P>altiniore. 1. J'</r/Inii,r. 'J.
Betsev, ni. .lasoi! Potter of \\'estvilie, Cfnin. 1. Jd.s-mi. 2, Jtii,ui<. '6, Kihcin J). A
Miin/.
III. Xabhy Davis, m. Win. Hue],;; silversmith. 1, X.xnBV, ni. .](din Porev. 1^
Cntlmriin'. 2, .luhn.
IV. Lois Davis, b. IT.-jO: d. Mandi 10, 1 j.'-^S, a. 20; nnm.
V. John Davis, b. IT'ii: m. li;nn.ah Po.st;'(2) .Ma rv Fitch.
VI. 1-loren.la Davis, h. 17(14; d. Oct. 24, 17.S5. a. 21; iinm.
VII. Solomon Davis; srnlmaker. afierw. shipmaster; lu. Mary Hood. 1, Sui.omox.
1st Lii'iit. undei' ('apt. Jonathan Ibiw land, in l>:i2, of )'riv:iteer Sabine of X. V. ; m.
Sept. 5, 1810, Elizabeth, dan. of Joseidi H. TrowiM-idge of X. Hav.. b. Feb. IS, ITt^O.-
her bro., (tco. Trowbridge, v.-as a sailor on b .ard the fri.-ratc ( '.)fistitiiti-)U in her ti^ht
with the Guerriere. 1, Jnue Ann. h. .May 11, l.sil; m. Mav lo, 1S;^W, (Jeo. Thompson.
1, Jared, May yo, 1S.12. 2, Geo. Trowbridge, June 2H. 1S:1.Y ::!, Fli/.abcth Sarah Mav
ol, 18oS. 4, Lydia Jane, April 17, l^D. "2. IVv-hnnl Jh«-(i, Je.ne ;jO, 1S13. 3, Elh'i-
beth, b. June 2(5, 1815; d. Nov. 20. ISir,. 4. S.tmh, b. June 20, 181."); ' twin with Fli/a-
beth; d. March o, ISIO. 2, Ja.mks C.vitnoi.i.: sliiiunasrer. 1m Li.-ut. and half owner of
ship commissioned as u htler of marque by Ihienos .\yres (patriot); lost at sea 1818; a
very fine oliicer. 3, N.\N-cv, m. Capt. l:(J)t."Allen. 4. "Ma!;v. o, N\'n.i.r.\M, sailor ami
mate of vessel.
VIII. :Mary Davis, b. 17(3U; d. Sej.t., 18:J0; m. Samuel r,,si, jr., (,f N(jrwJch; bro. of
llaniiali. lb- d. in Pliila., 1794. of yellov,- fever. (2) Thos. ('a.nl)y.,f I'liila., and ron.
to N. Hav. He was a shi]>ping merrdi., but l,.>t a butane bv the" failure u[ Tavjor \'
(iamage of New 15edford, and d. soon after.
IX.- ^^■illiam Davis; about the year 1800 he was taken from an American vessel
near the mouth of the Delaware river and innprevs,.,! en boa.rd the liritish friu:ate I'elle-
rophon (t)ie vessel iti whitdi Napoleon was conveyed fo St. Helena) being clainied as an
Englishman. He was never lieard from directlv. but many years afterwards an old
Kailor told the wife of his brother Joint that in 1812, one of "the ofiicers, a Lieut, of a
vessel in Hardy's fleet, to which he belonged, was named Davis and (daimed to Ije a
native of Nevv Haven; the fam. believe this British Lieut, to be ilie above \\m.
X. Benjamin Davis, Avent witli Mr. llendiicks to Demarara ami d. thr. of vellow
fever; unm.
XI. Lucy Davis, m. Hendricks, an English plantei.who went to Demarara
and (]. there. 1, I>Af.
XII. Dan. Davis; d. unm. abt. 20 yrs.
XIII. Nancy Davis, b. 1778; d. May 19, 1783; a. ') yis. Three more chil. d. inf.
45245. John Davis, 1>. 17f;i; d. ISDO; learned tailors trade of .Mr. Austin of N.
Hav. who rem. to Uartf. during John's minority and failed. John and his f. wen- volun-
teers at th<! skirmish of Comia.; tlu-y were also at Nev.- Lotidon wlnm lliat place was
burnt, ami Fori (irij.woM taken; he n"i. Hannah Post (jf Norwich, Conn., ami rem. to N.
Y. C,. and began business; l,is u f. a>'..' 4 <if liis chil. u. there of vellcvv f.-ver, abt. 1 ;0;>
and Nvere all i>ur. in '1 ri:diy chh. vrd. lb then rein, to Norwich and live.l with his wf.'s
f. Samuel Post, sr. He m. (2) Mary, dau. of Isaae Fil<-h of L<-banon. [. F. , was a fir.st
cous. of <i,,v. ')'n;nd>ull. It is said I. F. had 12 sous in tlie P>ev. arinv. who were all
kill, d Ol- ,k in ti,.- ,s, tvl.-e. (■. !,, p..r ,11. jv-sides 4 whe d. of Vellow tevei-
I. Saniue! Post. d. lsr,(); ,.,. F.iiima CliapiTian of Uartf." I, S\M!i-:i. 2, i:.Mi-:r,r.\K.
'"• Pendleton; re>. New llav. ;1, .loiiN IL 4, SAi;vif. T), S'.sa.n C, m. .Mun-
sou- res. N. Hav. (i, IIan.na)! .Maiua. 7, Jami-.s. S, Ci.oi-.ci: IL, Pectin of Christ,
TUTTIK, J)AVIS. 2o5
chh. (Kpis.) Jirosvu'^ville, Xfl-niskn : ni. S^■l•.•j•a Nir!i<,ls. ], ^:n,ntd Fu^l. 2, VUm, ,,liha.
:i Will. Cmil;,! Xirlu'h
II. Su.--::!! (i., ui. Frcleiic!; Mills of Stocklioli.i, Swefd.-u. 1. ],tcv 11. X', II.^^•^^\}r
P(.)<T. 3, FUDDi'uicK, (1. y. 1. <'.\Ti[AHiNi;. ."), ]");i;pi;i'.[<K Davjs; Y. C. 1s;5<): 1(M!i.
to lowu; iK'Ciime >rajor i:l' :i Vol. icut. in Mcxiian war an<! \'. as killcil Sfjil. IS, !S47, in :i
diar^'i; {it tiu- sratcs oi tl;i ciiy ol Mrxic), i, byvJdiii.:
111. .Inliu F., I), l.eliaiioii, (Viim. \\ the- airi' <^t' 1f)\\;i'^ a sailor on tlif ])rivat<-i-r
Solomon; ui. Ilarritt Miui.-^on or .N. Y. I, J.wiis W. 2, Srs.vN .1. o, Joiix M.
4. (ii;oKGh: \\\ 5. X.^.vey J. d, 1Ii:miv W. 7, 13i;.N.i.\>nx H. 8, .S.\Mrj;i. i'. U,
('n.\i:i.Ks. 10. ]I.\TTrE.
l^'. JJciiiaiinii, <l. y.
\'. l.ni-^ (1. .\. i.\ 1)1. .Iiihn Kn.tx.
YI. Marv, jn. Jutiics ^^■|l!r.■. 1, X.x.scY \\'.; d. a 1 vr. L', ('ii.\Ki.KS E., d. .i 1 vr.
YJi. \Villiaiii 15., in. Kli/.alHTl; H. Hcadlev. 1, ]<.\.\( V. 2, Kr.Wi.N S. 3, .AliKi.U!,.
4, still h.
\"HI. 'lli<;iuas, 111. Al'i-ail Siuiili of Ko.-t(ni. 1, .M.\TiV K. 2. N^'ij.ma.m II. 3, K.m.ma.
d. V. 4, K.M.NJA, o, C'haklks, d. y. (I, CnAi;i>Ls, d. y. 7, SamlklI'. s, d'Eoitci: F. .J.
5t, F]vA.NK K.
IX. CliailesS.. A. !>. X. Uav. IH'C. 7. I'^^OI; roiinci-fc(l formally years with the Xcw
llav. Reiji-sh r a poj.r.lar daily and wrf-kly i!i'w.-.|i;iiMT; n-ia. to Plainfield, N. J., and no','.-,
1S71'. the only survivor oT his f.'s I'ani.; lo. 1)>'C. 1-!, ]'s;;fj, Mary Downs of Bumford.
Cunu. ; from a mss. written i>y .Mr. !>., lor tin- hem-lit of his (diildri'ii, this arrount of
Lois Tntlle and h< r d;_'.-^rendun'-< is taken. 1, Loirsi:. 2, X);i.i.!C F. 3, Thomas 11. \^.
4, (.'tlAKl-KS Iv L. B.
X. L--auc ]''.. h. Sept., iNGit; d. iiiua.
454. EsGkicl Tutlie, m. A]/ril '.?l. 17'i!-t, hy 'V. (.'ale, Susaiinali, dau. of Jolm an. I
Eliza l".-th (P.-ck) .Merriimin,'!). July 20, 17U'J. f.lnhn .Mcrrimaii was s. of C'apt. Xath'i.,
an early settler in Wall'd and ])rominenT in X^. ihiv.) He m. (",') Jan. Hi, 17GU, (hy ('ah-h
Merriiuan, hio. of his l.-^t wf. ), Sarah Ke.vford* nf X. Jlav.; /. hv Isr ni. :
1. Lois. Oct. 31, 17V.M); d. y.
11. Tims, Sept. IS, 173]: ni. Lois Afwanr.
III. K.-becca, Xnv. IS. 1733.
IV. Lois, h. Feh. 14, 1737-S: ni. Seju. :;. ITo."-, I^.Mijamin Tndd; (2i Dec. S, 17.1i],
James .\t\\alcr.
V. Pve;ihen, >hn rh 3. T;3!i: ni. Jau 20, 17G(), Joanna T\ ler.
VI. Mamiv, Miircli 4. 1741.
Yll. Susanna. Jnne 17. 1744.
Vlll. Jemima, Jan. 13, 174'J: m. Dec. 8, 1772, Sefh Blake.-dee.
IX. Ezekiel, h. Dec. 3. 174."); m. : /. hy 2-1 m.
X. Lucy, h. Jan. 10, iV'Jj.
4542. Titus Tuttle, h. Sept. 18, 1731; flrafted at Xo. llav.. Conn., into the Pev.
army, Imt his tddest s., C'aleh. was accepted as a sn]):stitiite; enrolled a^ a minute man:
ni. 1S.")9, Lois, dau. of C'aleh and 2(1 wf.. Abigail (Bradley) Atwater, b. Ajnil 2. 1742: rem.
to ^^'. S]>rin„'lield, Ma-s. ( irehmd I'arish, now llolyokc), and d. there Jan. 17. 1820, in
his Sydi vr. His wf., Liis. d. in a tit.
r. "Caleb, 1). Dec. 7. ITfiO; m. 17S4, .Mary Masters.
II. Loi^, b. Xov. 14, 17t)2: m. Sept. 30,"l78t. lieiiajah I'.rackett.
III. Lorania, b. ,M;iv2r. 17(i"); d. Sept. 18, ]7ii7.
1\. Titns Wells, b:" Julv s, 17i.>7: d. S-jK. 18. 171),'); m. Jan. 24, 17!)3, FTecta .Mor
pill, b. Jan. 3. 1770; d. Jaii."l4, fs.jl. [Sbi' m. (2) Xov. 2i. ISOO, Levi Fairfield, and
had :> chil : Waller, Aui:. 3o,lsi)l. .\nna. Dec. ?A). 1S02. Sophia, Sept. 9, 1S04; d.
Dec. 20. ]S2». ColumbusV -lulv 17, ISO';; d. Feb. c^, IS17. Lutlier .Moriiaii, Sp])T 15.
18US; d. April 1^. ls:2. | 1, Tkiphkna, b. I\"i>. 21, 17i)4: d. Ar.ir. 20, 1858; m. Erastusi
Moodvof So. lludlev Falls. 1. ^,^^^ ,//7/o !<ri,i<h, S.pt. 24. 1 ■<27. " 2. Jfc'ru S>p/ut. Dec.
2.'), IS'3.-); d. Oct. 24," 1S71. 2. Titks Wki.i.s, h. Xov. 21. 17!T): d. Mav lo. 1821.
♦Arthur Rcxford, b. in Kncjl.in-1; mas'.er of the sloop Rose; traded to ihe West Indies. He d. in N.
Hav., Fe'j. i. i;-.'!;; m. 3d Sept . 17-12, E!i/a!)ct'i Stevens of Xtw H;i.-., :ir,d had : i, -Arthur, b. July li,
170;. •.■, .Sarnh, i(. i..ept 6. 171'^ -,, l*li;h|',' b. Tutu; ii. 17 ;S; in. .-^nn be<:;hf;r; 12' ^T.•lry ^ Hlak^-bU*; >
wid. of John BjH .•,. D^'iit-!. b. M;iy =7. 1711 ct. ^r. 1. of .iuhn D. Ke.\fi ra. Ks.i. (ienealo^ist 01 ttic
Re.\foru family. Mr. Re.xford thinks he has ail the kc. Kirds wUr. tvce in New H.iven. bti^y.-ei; i7.»
and i7!V>. and knows of no o-he;- S;-,i:di tiian the abcv; ddii. of Capt. .Arctiiir Is.e\ford, b. 1705; if identieal
with the 2d wl. ot F.zek'ei 'I'lrUe, si , she became a moth.cr in the 561(1 ye.ir of hiT :i;^e. The only Ret-
ford appearing in N. iiav. in 1760 was L\inic! and his faiuily, b. 1742; s. of D.inieh b. 171 1
236
iniANCir OF JoXATIlAX.
^ . L..Ta!ia, 1,. M:,_v 1(1. ircii: ui. Ort. 'JU. ITS:*. QuaMus Morirau
VI. Lv.lia, 1.. .\uw-. :], 1771: ,]. Jan. Vi. 1771 ' " '
Vir. Mirlui.-l, 1). .\;i!r. .^. 177:;: d. .Tan. 1:2 1771
. ^■^'^•, .^^'';1'^'"]. !'• ,^'-';- ;'' I ' '^; , "•■ ^^-^^^ ^^''I'jert to (it., and was drowu,-,! in Conn
river while cl.-ann- the li.slniiir eddy for tli,- sluid ai.d salmon iift Aiv 1 l.sK; jJi. ,„'
J.ui-y dnn. <,t_ Sainp-.m and Sarali Vv>-wh. A it, a- tlio (N-utl, of lu-r husl'.and, .slu- lived
and d. w.thj,,-. 1-ro II,.nry. 1 Atca-sTUs, 1,. 1S03; dro-.vnc.J in Conn. Uiver near Sprin:.
fiHd ,n isl,. !!,. was m h.ahuvj; with .some .,:h.,, i.,,.,, but his .ries and s.rn-.c.le's
lailed to attract the attention of some w,,rknien on the l)ridoe near Lv, for the reason
that ti.ey luul Ijeen •■ fooled" l.y vi,„ilur uua'.ifo.siatious hefore, and so the poor bov fell
a vicnm to a prarti.-al joke -.M.^ftsA. m. aht. IS07. William J. AVhah^n Sunt of tiie
Kussian Iron W ..rk-- on Lake Champlain; rem. to Milwaukee
IX. \Voosierb. Julys. 17:7: was in tl.e distillery business in Kasii-ort Me and
l)ecame very wealth v. but lost heavily by a .^reat fire. ir,> was never m.. but an illV-iti-
iiiate dan. iuhersi-J hi^ proi.erty as ixr la\v< ,,f the state of 3ie. He d in E ISKJ "
X. h'-veivtt. twin with \\V)oMer: 111. Cynihia Pa-e of Ifutland Vt 1 hj-'vtUKTT
A. a vo«n^ man ^. Hakhict, im --^-- Kuox 3, fVnthia. m. Ifev. John C. Ilulbrook:
XI. Au.^ustus. b. July 24, Lb^O; d. :Mav 30, 17!I7.
XII. Henry, 1,. Sept. 4, 17S8; m. Dec. 15, 1X04, t'lrjissa Freneli
Xni. Daniel, ],, June 5, 17.SS; ni. J.ucretia HtiivoOvI
A Lydia Tultle m. in Wesi Si-ringtield. Mass., M~arch.'8, 17!)-\ A.s:, Dav of .^o Hadlev
Mass.: pub. in S. Feb. 19, 17S>i. • ii.uiie^ ,
4d421._ Caleb Tuttle, b. Dec. 7. 17(iO. His fnthei. wl.en drafted into the IJev
^^yr^'''"^-^ ^T'^u ^''^^•="■'"*-'^'^ family of youi,. children, could not l,e spared'
Tenath M M f T •''" "' •''^"; '"r^'\ ^^'■'-'^'•^l'"y-'y 1'" '-^PPli'-'i to the Col. IJeturn
Jonathan Me.,^.s and was accepted. At the expiration of his term lie enli.sted a.-aiu
sen ed through the war and was honorably dischur-ed. He was one of the 40 "nicked
men sele.-ted by Gen. Anthony Wayne (Mad Anthony) for the advance parties- id rir
.Id i.akedness at \ alley Forge and ^vhile fighting to achieve the iudep-mde-nce of his
country,, that of hundreds of others, and in the later period of his life he endured
much troni anieuess and otherwise in consequence of this early experience. He was
\,r^, ieet high, well proportioned and of great strength and courage, but good-
natured and of a jocuh.r turn withal: ^vheu in tJie arnn lie was clialleiu-ed bv u fellow
-soldier to fight a ,b,el, but declined on the ground tliat as tollghtino, their counnw needed
^^^ZTIi '^"■':^^^^' '-:F niore .proper to. fight the enemy tlian each other: but to
b . draw, ; i?\ir' ,-^^^^t'-^'f^'«">" >*^, ^^^^^ I'e j.roposed that his own profile should
be dra^^ n m chalk on a barn door and the challenger to fire at it to his h.'arfs content
J his raised a laugh, restored good liunior and perhaps averted a caia.tn.phe. I5ut tliere
vva>a nmt to his toi.bean,nce. In Hartford once Im was prov.d.ed i!v u swa^.ei^S'
bulyoi large proportions into whipping him, which he did easilv and "in short^,Kler
At e the war ho beg.-ui the bus,ne>s of boating on the Conn, river between Hartford.
lT^,r;f;ri 1 \'v ■"'.'■' ^'v- """7'"r "''''■'■''''"'''■"•^^'' every sort, and establishing stores at
Hartfonland Wmdsor, \t.. the latter a wholesale store, which .supplied all the towns
H^i^r ?'■,! ^^u""''' ^'=f ^■>;-'^l ^^'■""- l-'l^ l-i^rl't -as uliJhipped and cart ^
aound ],e l.alls, db. was the fim man to cany out the daring in-o,Vcr of runnbi^-^
f e ght boats over the Fa Is at South Iladley. whicli he did alom- and'uuiide.l. He also
h^w !,l''^ -1 "1,^"'/'''V'^'^';- "'' "^"'''^ '''■''' ^"'- =^ ^''»- v.uv prosperous and
hi. wealth considerable, but his large business requiring more attention lie took in as-
partnev a young inan of good (V) business education, but us it proved, .d' dishorn st char-
of *iL ? i "r ' '' '"* ^"'^'" '■'■:''•' ''''''^' ^ valualde carg<, leading U. an examination
,d ! ic'T ''"" "'•'"^■'^'•"- i^^'V-^ -•■'■'■ 'discovered, which, together with lo.sseS bv
evc^^ n? ^^' '"''^'^ r""-\ ■ ''m ''""^ "^ ''■' property. He poss-Wd a fine mind, an
no .tm^ '"""'•■ '"' r ''"""•':' ^'''"'^ "'^'^ -^ ^■-''■' sulTerings, misfortunes and disap-
Kuments were not able to sour Inm, and w!,ieh. when old, lame and helpless, endeared
ISIO is .alhd ;'t ^Wst bpnnc:i-,eld.aged 7J. He d. thr. March •?(), 1M4.-,, in Soth v,-. of
\uo-^Is4->'" '" • "'■^' ^'"'''"^ '" >'i'l'"^'"^-n. Conn., who d. in W. Sp:in%fie!d
TUTTLE. 237
I. Caleb, 1). June 1, ITSo; sailor; I'rll frnin ilic yard ami of a sl;i]) in a yalo at
sea, stiikiiiLT tin- outer porti*)!) of tlic vi'ssrl as he ffll. and d. lS:!,j.
II. Sullivan, I). Mavdi L>, ITS?; (1. lSi)(i.
III. Sal.ii'.ia. L). July \2, 1TN!»; d. 1S.-)S; m. Zcruli Lull of llartland, Vt. 1, ILvi;-
KiET I'. 2, Edw.mu) .a." ;!, Wri. 1,1AM W. 4, J.::vi:i{t:tt A. fi, .loiix. 0. Ciiavij.ks.
7, Ij.wka. 8, lIci.KX. 9, l.AritA. 10, LoiiSA. TJie sous who are liviu.£r are in
Dubuque, Iowa; two dans., one liviiiLT in ^^'l)odsIo^k, Vt., one in Denver City, Colorado;
in. John Walker.
IV. Marv J':i;-irle.sl.ai, 1). Ana'. 31. i:92; d. lS7:j. uimi.
V. Atwater.'l). S(j)l. ."). ifu."); d. l.SOO.
Yl. Julia, 1). May 2, 179?; in. .Tose])h Eaui^s of Sprinirfield, Mass. 1, Jiija 11,. in.
Jolin Adkins of JJrattleboro, Vr. 2, Em.i.n T.. m. \\ in. Phel]is of Hartford, Conn. o.
JlAitiA S,, ni. Frederick 0. Brooks of jMadis.iu, hid. 4, AXXA D., in. Jolm M. Fra/.er
of St. . Joseph, Mo. .-), A.NiKi.rA.
^'II. Elenora Liuania, b. Jun*^ 19, 1804; iii. jJev. l[t-rvcy Sini + h of W. Springfield:
re>^. F.asthanipton, Mass. 1, LY.\rAN MoNTAGLK, m. Klizabeth \V. Busli of Jkirhton,
Mass.
VlII. Sullivan Ma.sters Atwuttr, li. Any. 11. ISdti; m. Eliza Cock'ivld Pannaiee of
Wolcolville, Conn.; rem. from Litchfield Co., Conn., to <iun Plains. Alleirau Co., Mich.
P. O., Oun Marsh. 1, Maky Ei.lex, b. June 2G, 18o!. 2, Hai!11ip:t Atwatkti. July
11, bSoo. ;:. HuM!:i: r'Ai.Ki;. Siin. 5, ]><■?,■>. 4, Ai.>rji;A Minkkva, .March 8. ls;js. .i,
Caulyj.k FiiANKi.iN, Sept. 9, 1.818. 6, Cajiuj>im'. Fkanck--, twin witli C. F. ; d. April
21, 1872.
45422. Lois Tuttle, b. Nov. 14, 17(;2; d. Sept. 11, 1795; m. Sej.t. 3U, 1784. Pen-
ajaii Rrackett of W. Springfiehi.
I. P.cnajah Krackctt. b. June 22. 17N--.: m. Marin, dan. of Jb v. Pi.yson ^Vi^■i.-I.)n of
Easthauip'ton, Mass., and sister of Hon. Samuel U'ilbston, f(uindi-r of the AMliistoei
Sem. at Ea.stham]non. 1, Saiiaic, m. liev. Xi.h'iiiiah .Ad.ains, D. D., of Bo.ston; b.
Salem, Mass., Feb. 19, ISOH. [perhaps his 2d v/f. He m. Martlia, dau. of Win. and.
Poliy Kead llo]iper, who d. 1848 leaviiiir two sons and four daus. of \\hoia llev. ^\ in.
U. Adams, jiastor of tlie "Circular chli," Charlesion, S. C. autlior of Tin SiXi-n ll'r','7.v
From T/icCroSf.] Harv. 1S2G: Andover ls29; colleague of Rev. Dr. Holmes, First chli.
Cambrid.ce, ^lass., 1820. Since March, 1831, jiastor Essex st., chli. lioston; many yr>.
an oHicer of the Am. Tem. Society, r.nd of the A. B. C. F. M. Autlu.ir od B-jnarf.;-- on
the LJ/i((oviini JJeh'/f; Thr Friends of Clirist, 18'")1; Aoinhiorji-iiplnj of TJi'mms SJo j> ird ,
18:32; ].[f( of Jiiltn Eliot, 1817; >b'/i'/( SliU Vietc of Sloriry, l^iiii:; Co)araouiori\'<aJihn(hs\
Frcninr/ irit/r the Doctriiii >>. He d. Oct. (i, 1^78; senior pas. Union Coiii;-. chh. Boston.
2, JlI.IA.
11. Cii:irles Biaekett. li. Sept. S. 17.^i>; m. Xnv. 2. 1819, his cc-us. Lucy, dan. i>f
Jolm and Sarah Brackett (jf Dlanford. ;\la:;s. He. d. A]u!l 27, IS.jij, at iln- house of his
uncle, Henry Tuttle, and his wid. and driu<, Lucy and Urania remained there until the
daus. were in. Mrs. Liu;y Bracki-tt then rem. to Si)ri!ig-tirdd, Vt., andlivtul with her son-
in-law, Dr. Ceo. Bowen, and d. tluue of cancer. Sept. 28, 187."). I, Lois, b. Mandi 19,
1822; d. Feb. 23. 1842; m. at W. Spriniifield, Dei. 14, 1840, lldward I'lvvere (d'
Amherst. 2, SAitAii S., b. Sepi. 14. I,s23; d. Jan. 18. l.S-14. 3. Bkxajaii. b. Feb. is,
182G; d. Mav .-), 1S27. 4. Lt( Y Hi:i.K.\, b. Dec. 30. 1829: d. May 18, 1832. o. Lucy
Makia, b. Dec. 18, 1832; d. May 20, 181)4; m. April 17. 1801 , Juhn"X. i'ierce of Ih.dh-y,
Mass. 0, EntAXiA Eliza. 1>. Sept. 13, 18oo; m. by Ib.-v. Simeon Miller at llolyok'e.
Dee. 28, 18.')9, Dr. Ceo. Bowers.
*Rev. XoLib Williston, b. July, 1733; V. C. 1717; ordained at. West Haven i7''o and d. there; m. Haiina'ii
Payson o! Pomirot, Conn., b, 174-'; d. 1769. He m. (2) Nov. 25, 1779, wid. Eunice Hall. i. F.asson, b.
1764; Y. C. 17S?; ord. Easiliampton, Mass., 1785; d. 1S56, a. 9.'; ni bar.ih, dau. of Rev. Xaihan Dirds-
eye of Stratford, Conn. 1, S'tithait /Hiiiscyc. d. a. 4 yrs 2, Mn>ia. ni. I'.en^jab Brackelt. S, S,i»i!i.-l,
b. June !7, 174/s; State Senator; founder of Williston Semin.iry at Kasthampton, .MahS , to which he j;ave
f25o,'>:..-; two proiessorshitis at .Amherst College •'53o,doo, and other endowiatnts; m. May C7, i?^;, Emily
Grave.s of Williaaisbury, Ma-'s. . b. Ju-ie 5. 1707; dau. of Elnathan and Lydia iPomeroy) (iraves. 4,
Sara''i,b. iS>:>; m. Josiah Dwight Whitney and had 13 ch>l.,of whom arc: i, Josiah I')«i^lu, b. Nov.
23. iSig; Prof in Harvard Colli-i;e. ?, William Dvviulu, Prof. V. Col., sTiiscrit ar.d coaiparaiivc philo-
'''CT- 5- 7''^" f''oysJii (i)ea.i, m. Clarissa, dau of .Asahcl Lyman. 2, S.vkah, b. June 14. 1763; ni. Oct.
12, 1733. Rev. Richard Salter Stoirs, s. of Rev. John of Manslicld. Conn., and wid. Eunice (Conant)
Howe. I, Kici'titrd Sitc'r-r St'rn- [{i . D.l.b. Feb. 6, 17S7; Wil^iaiiis Col. 1S37: ni . u^t^ Sarah Stronif
Woodliull, b. March 14, 17)3, d.iu. of Rev. Natnan Mid H;iiinu!i 'J.'.a^ei .' WooiiiiLill of L. ].. who d. j-. /'.'
He 111, 2) Ha:;.!.:a Moore o! i>osion, b. Dec. 12. i7£'>, whod. July 10, 1S34. He in. ejt Oct. iS, 1355,
Anna .Stebbin.s, b. Nov. 15, 17Q2, dau. of Rev. Stephen Williams Stcbbins of East Haven, Conn., and
Eunice, dau. of Rev. Nicholas Street: only son: : Richard S.ilter Stotrs. I). I) ; b. Au:,-^. 21, 1S21;
pastor of the Church of the l^ilgrims, Brooklyn, L. I.; m. Oct. i, 1S45, Mary lihv.ll Jen'.:s,b. June 5, 1824.
'■^^S U RAN en OF JO XA Til AX.
ilU
III. Theodore Brucki-'.t. 1>. ^;^|)t. IS, 17,'^'S.
1\'. Lois BiT.rkott, !.. .Mairli If!, l?!)!.
45425. Loraua Tutlle, 1-. May 1(3, ITii!'; ,1. Auc;. 24. lSo7. a. ss vr.. :-j i„ns u,,)
Ddavs; n.. 0>-t. 29, 1 Tsy. l,y Krv. Mr. Lcttl.rop of \V. S,,nn>rfiH,l, MaVs.' gu:ulus Mor
-an. IJ.' wu- private M-rn-tary to Bar.ni Sr.-uLcn. Al-t. 1 794 horem.' to ihc tow,, of
i;o.-K.!<..nr.ir,, \t.. aud i..-t|l.Ni at what is i,.r.^ B..Il,nvs Iv.lJs. .vl^-ro he kept a puhli.'
hoiis*' vlucli hecaiiie .-eleljrateil thn.uo-lioiit .New J^ui^'ImhI, Xmv Vork and Can-ida 'is a
iv„>del tav,.ri, '■ .Mr>rgan-s TaN ein - u a.s a synouyi.i for >;ood ch.-et and lionieUke'o'ou,-
fort, and it.s host and liostess liked and resper-.cd bv evervhodv. 'Idn- i' O in Ivdh,--.
I'alls ^vas estuhli.shed in INUO. and .Mr. Morj^an wa'i t!ie first postma.ster II. - d Mir.'h
1, l^;i<). a. 44 yrs. 1 nio. and 14 days. After Ids .h^nth Mrs. >for.ran carried (,n the hr^\
n<-^;s ahoi,' live yry.. tlien built a liouso on a farm thev liad bought a little whv fro->i th-
vIHage .-enter, where she sii.'Ut the remainder of lier davs, and where her son I'-unes
Burt Morgan still (]S7«) resides. - ^;h<- was a very remarkable and estimubh- woman ••
pays Mrs. 11 a! I.
]. Lama Morgan, b. Fel). 12, 179(i; m. in W. Sprlii-ii.ld, Mas.s. ; d Mandi 1 i.SOi
11. Lovisa Stebbins Moriran. b. Y''>-c. 10, ]7'.')1, in ' N(,rt]iampton Mass -d ]i V
Vt -July llj, 1S41. in. i.y Kev. Joseph Elliott, April Vi, ISIo, UubbanrBellow's of Wal-
pole, X. 11.. wlio d. m W . May 19. ly;],^), a. 48: eliil. b. in Walpole: 1 Soriii \ b Mairh
ISH!: .1. ,n \\ . Aug., ISoO; ni. abt. IS'di) in Maeon, Miss., Joel Tracv of Brin.'hn"/ Vt a
graduate oi ^ Capt. Partridge's Military School at Middletown, Coiui. ; civil en.'-neer
Alter d. 01 Mr.-i. Tracy he went to San Lrantdseo, Cal., and was several vrs a t.-acher in'
the jiubhc Kchi.ols; tlu-n rem, with Ids cliil. to Kent.dia, Wis. AVh--u the v-iV bee
lb- 8e!d.ss. went into the ann^. but Mr. Tracy n-.t bring stronu- enough for acti've servu-
i-ntered tbe liospital at 1-ortn-ss Monroe as steward. 1, ]■:,],(, ,nl Brfl.oicx b lM4U-i] •
.mt,-red the I nion army- ro.e to rank of ('a,.;.: d, <.f wounds at Fernandina, Florida'
i,^r,n,rc^ Jh,as \,. L^u.don, Miss. ISJ:^; enierci the Union army and served out his
enlistment; res. 111. .-5, JTcuni Jhnlxon. b. at lir.tmlon. Miss., 1N4:!: eiiK-rd arniv was
v-ounded am taken prisoner in La. or Ark., but esraped after some exciiiu<r adventures-
res. (1S<.)) -Chicago, 111. 4. i-rxhrirh K„.,j,i,, b. Walpole, X. U ^fiAC,-~ 5 Sar,tJ>
B<lh,,r.-i. b. \\ .; d. in ^A . abt. Is49. 2, }L\i:nii:;r. b. 1N17: d. Bellows FaJl^ l.-sij) ■{ inov
iK W 1-10: d. Brandon. Miss., abt iy:,2. 4 ar,d o. St.xs, d. inL (1. Ci^i l^uri'" b'
\^ . alit. ]S2..- d. m Cir.rmnati lS,-iL)-7.- ui. Edward Stone ,.f Davton O 7 M\vva„
iSTUNK, b. .!uly 2. 1S29: ik in Davton, ().. Sept.. 1 S,-,0. . • • -. iia.n.,au
Jll. guanus Mor-an. b. N.:v. 2o. 17!i3, in Xorthampton, Ma>o. ; d. June (,. ISQS
l\. Flean.jra M.)!gan. b, liorkinn-linni, Vt.. Ort. 12, 1^02, d Jan ]Q bs()f ' '■'
\. Laura Vvarner Morgan, b. Xov. 15, 1804, in Kockingh.am Vt -' .f in' Middle
'r'"-oV''"lo^H'-'V^\l-''"- "'^.''^ ^^,- ^'- ^'>' ^'"''- ^■'^'■'^"'^ ^'^'=^^^''- '-e-tnr'of Imnianu'elchi;
Aug, 21, ib2,,JohuUy,seur3L, whod. Xov. 21, lv.7n.-chil. b. iiiM. 1 Lwu v .Moj'- v\ '
i>. June 5, lb28; d. in M. May 24, IsiU); m. bv Bev.' Dr. F. J. Cro,,dwin Ai^ril'-^^ 'l^oV
;V"|^^^"V'' ','; .-^.''V'^' -■"• ^'- ^"'•'•"^- ^'""'- *'^'"^'^ ^""^^"•- l^^"J^- Afterwards Ij^-came a
-Licut. ;n tne Br.tisli .Nav.v. whicli lie n-s. to be<onie a .Vieth. minister; was stationed at
Antiquaand St kitts. W. Indies; rem. to F. S. about b-M8, and studied with the Bev
L)r Sanuiel 1-. Jarvis of Mid., for the ministry nf the Prot. F,)iscopal chh. ; ordained bv
liisho]. Brownell, and oiliciated a short time iu ^\'aterburv, Conn and Oswe>ro X y"
n is.,v went to Africa as missionary of the Epis. eld.:, and d. at Bocktown', Vai.e
] all, as, Afnca. Oct. 2. ISol. a. 3:j yrs. 1. J/,/r// J-Jizahih Lmira, b. M. Jan 10 ]S5->
res. ilackensacK. X. .1 2 \^ h.i.iam Sr.MXKK, b. Oct. 3. 1830; res. Xcw York Citv-
euL-aged uith Harper Brotliers; m. (2) Aug. 12. 1878. 3, Cathaki.ne Axx b \pril -m'
1.....: '"-1-v- \\; I>an. V/elleslIollev[7J, red, u- of Christ (Ei,is.) chh. at llack'nsaJk.'
sland. Oct. 2 isb.^ o, r/,/,;. ,1. inf. 3. Alfral Tilghman, b. liacken.sack, Feb lo
Xov. 8, ISd'.l; d. Dec. 2i». l.snO.— y^ ,-. If. lb JL.Ucy '
Kuller"o-;k""'V'r''^'"''^?-l',''''V^- ^"^""^ '"• ''^ -^t^^'^"^' V(., April 21. 1S;U,Lucretia
) uU.-i Oaks ol Atner,s, 1, M.uiV L.nt.xx v. b. Jan. 2(i, IsT,. :• Twin b Jan ''(1
-p-'- '^•.^''V'Y^ FnwAri,. b. April 1. 1837: m. inButland. Vt.. June 17; iSliN Lizzie
.1.1,. l.s, lM-:o. Aug. 13. IM.,. ... Ii,u;inr:T }3ki,i.!)ws. b. U.t :ij JS44 ti Umks
Lt.MUKTT, b. S,..p,. It;. 1S48. 7. U-|i,;..am Wvst:, b. Aug, 12, IsSl.
\.!^;i:*.mMon -P^^??"^ "^^"(^'J:- ^'^'':- -*• ''^^'' "^-'-'^ ""^'i^ f-'l>---- h.n.u.st,.ad on
TUXTLE. 239
(]. .Tunc 11, ^A•2',■. (-2) M;in-li IH, 1S->S. Lv,lhi (.lau. of Jolni) Hn'cki'tt of Blanford, Muss •
1.. Vr\>. n, 171)1; (i. Xov. •:,-). l.sM, eliil. bv 1st in.:
I. l-;n)i!y Dickinscju, !>. St])t. 12, l"sO(); d. l-"cl>. <), IbOT.
II. AliiX'I-dl- Atu;il.T. t). I-\'l>. IG, ISO-;, d. M:iirli •2>}, 1S->S.
111. ^V(>ost•■^, 1). ()i:t. S, ISijK; (1. .Mnivh ], lyi 1.
]V. N\'(io.-t'^r llcnvy. 1.. Dec. 4, I'^il: r.-i.i. im ( 'ITk .ipcc and went into l)us. witli his
l.ro. .\lnc:t, nhvady i!i,.ie; rhvuc- tlu-y inu. to lludlrv und l)ou<iht land abt. 1S4S, in tlm
east ]);nl of tin- loun, wl-cre tlicy lived to^n-tlier until Albert d., wlien \\'oos'er
boii^ht (uifhis brotliei's beii.s. He m. ^v\>t. 1,"), lS-}-2, Kiizabetli rdae. of .lohu Henrr
.and rharlotto ]':ii-/abeth) Helnising of oemiauy; b. Fel). 4, 1H2;^; d. -June 10. isr^*.. uf "a
•Cftncer. ('.?). hi rie '?, 1874, Caroline Biiit(dau. of Spencer and Caroline Burt) Clapp of
East Hampton, >ra>s , and v,id. of Sniirh, b. Jiilv 17, l^CO; /. bv !-■! ni.: 1. Anna
Lt;(V, b. .!nnp 1!), ]v.'4;-;; ,,,. Iv,,-. 2], IS'G.^. Tiionias Dsviglit Morroa, s." of .b.bii Alden and
Suplirorjia .Mo"ton of lladliy. '3. ClaimslvV FiiKXtiir b. Jan. !), d. Si-i)t. 21, 1.S4."). .S,
Ci.Ai;\ l':r.i/..\HF.'|-]r, b. .\u,i:. 10. IS'IC. in. >'ov. i;5, 1S73. San\uei Leonard of Canton,'
31a-^.; u-;. i'lovidenci", IJ. J. 4, ('fr.xi;! (Ci 'j i: ^^■I!.l,t.\.^!s, b. ])er. ;j, lS4it; d. Dee. 4, 180"/.
5, NLujiA Lori'-v, b. Nov. 2:. 1>."^1; orad. We-tri-ld Norn\al lust. (1. Tiianja Helm-
i-ixc, b. Jan. -3. 1S.")4. 7. Kiiw.si!!;. WoosT.'-i;, 1>. Jiui. 14. is.'^f}. ,'^, \]\j.\ AifEMA, b.
Feb. 1, ISOS; d. Sej.t. KJ, 1S50.- K, (4i.i)!;r,i-: Ai.i;ki:t, b. ])ee. 2, ls")l), 10, CifA}:r,K«
AiGVSTfs. b. Xov. :27, 18iil. 11. J-'i: vm<i.i.\ i':i,;.ior, b. June 17, ISiJl.
A'. M0MI .Vlbert. b. Jan. 8. 1-^14. He -.v;.-- a tall man. ipiiclv and very stron^;-,
^Teat with the axe and i-radle; liad said that le' eonld .'-i-lert a srandii.;.^ tree tliat wotifd
tiiake- a curd of wood, cut and split it in an hour. On the mornin;r of 'the 9th of Aug.,
18tj'.2, lie \veiit out witli Ids son 10 cradle a small (ield of oats near his lioiise: the weather
v,-a-^ exti-fuii-ly w.-ii'.u: luHiad era'lbd tv.'o swaill.s lei.^uiely and stood wlu^ttiiig his
scythe and talking to liis -on, when he broke ofi in the midst of a simteiice and fell to Ih"
earth dead; sujij-osod diinculty of the lieart. He m. Aiiir. 28, 1842, Chiirlotte ^''parliawk;
}.. Aprd, :.',>. l,s'i7,of Hadlty, dan. cd' Eliliii and Kiizabfth Cook. Sbe m. (2) Xehemiali
Underwood of Fi.skdalc. Ma=s , and res. thr. ; ehil.: 1, Hi;XKV F.i.niL", b. Jiiiv 4, 384-i;
res. East Hampton. Mass.: m. April 21*, 1N72, Har-iet E. (dan. of Stillm.an and Charlotte)
Hitchcock of E.; b. S^j.t. 2;j, ]sr,<i, 1, Ch.nh'tir Mny, h. Feb. 10. 1S7;^. 2, Ihrhcrt
StiUnuti,. b. Oct. 2:j. l.-<;4; d. An-. 2'J. Is7.1 2, (;i:()i;nE Ai.BEitT. b. A])ril 20, lS4f;: d.
Au^r o, IsE. o. EzuA ^Vli.),IA.^['s, ii..luiie 27, 1S4S: d. Au.t:. 2:1 ISJ'.i. 4, S.\};Aii Jaxi;,
b. .lun-' 22, is,r2; d. Jan. 23. 1N72, in Fiskdal^- bus. in Jladl'ev; m. Sept. 2i, ls;o, Xathaii
Kobinson of Pittsti'dd, Mass. 5. ].,vdia EunAXtA, b. Au^ iT. l-o4: n.. Dec. 17, bSj;J,
Knfus E.Bond of Fiskdale, s.'of Beniamin'and Luui.-i' 'E. ^^oimI of Ware. Mass. 1'
(?/'/;•./ JZ-v/, b. Dec. 22, 1874; d. Aiiril 2:1, 1S76. 0, ii>A Co.n;, b. JuJv 2o, is.y/; d. Se],i'
♦J, 18B0. . - i •
VI. Hublniid Bellows, b. Xov. 7, 181."); was in trade several years in Cabotville.
M;'.ss.; rt lu. to Califorriia in sprint,- of 184(5; em',r.-;ed in gold nnning; d. at t)ic liiiucs
Sept. T), ls.-)0; m. at Westheld. Mass., May 16. l.S4;j. T.ucy l.onitiis of Knsjell, :Nra>.s., b.
Juue 11, ls22. She m. attain .Tune 1; l.'-'.".l. Mib. A]>dr<-ws of Salt I.nk-c. and had .several
chil.; res. Sj.anisli Folks, L'tah. Co. (chil.), I'tali. 1, ]'"KANeK..N-iA LucY, b. Oct. 8, 184.5;
■was nearly l)lind from iritiatnnuition of the eyes; d. Nov. G, ls72, at Si>auish F. ; m'. Dec'
(i, 18ti2. Milo Andrews; chil. b. at Draiiersvilh-, Ftali. 1, B^rnii, 1). Sept. f!, 18ti3; d
Sej.t. 27, 1NG7. 2, Oi^iar, Aug. 1, 18(30. ;i, Am.is. .-\pril 11, '1871; accidentallv killed
while hunting ralibits with a i^arty of boys, shot Fob. 2.'3, 18'^2. 2. Licina Ci'aki.-ssa,
b. Sej)t. G, 1848; d. June 29, 1874". at St.' t-ieoriic, ^^■ash!ngfon Co., Utah; m. Nov 6*
l'^G7, John M. Lytic. 1. Juhn M., b. Julv 10,' 1808. 2, (lojnur Hubbard, b. Nov 8'
18GU. ?,, Jlasirdl, b. Oct. .S, ls71. 4, /.>/'■>/, h. June l."), d. Jtilv 14, 1874. 3 Uvn-
BAUi), b. April 29. LSjO; m. at Si)anislj F.". Utah, March 17. IS7V,, Harriet EliV.abelli
Simmons; kcjit tavern witli las nio. G vrs. at Sp:iiiish F. ; actiujr Chief of Police one yr ;
farm and stork raising. 1, JInhburd. h. Feb. 7, 1^74. 2. C/,t.sin-, Xov. :i(>. Is7.-,;" ,4'
Dec. 2:J, 1877. -'J, J/«'//.cy/j, April 20, 1878. 4, /'./,•//, Feb. 2G, 1881. o. ]J'irri,f -inn
March 18, 1883.
Vll. Mafia Eunly. I). Jan. 4, ISlS; -n. ;•! (h'.nnby. Mass., March 7. 1.^4;1, J,.hii i;:!y-
iiolds (son of ("apt. John ami Ltic_\ Ka>nobL) lb.,>t of (iret nv.icli. ^Liss., u ho d. Julv2'8,
1811, :■.. 27 yrs.; (2) at Holyolxc, ".M:,.-C.. .iniu' 20. 18.">4, Oliver P. (son of i)v. Oliver ami
Oli--e) Ha-tiog.s of Cluirlestown, X. H. He d. in a tit of a]iople\v Oct. ;!il, 18."i7, a
ri2 yrs.; (X) at (iiveutield, Ma>s.. ,lulv.'), lS.-,9, Nathaniel 'roi)lilT. who d. An-'. 8. is'os'
•/. hy'lstm.: 1, .biiiN H wnu'i.i.- b.'Feb. I'.l, lS4.'i.
VHl. I.ima French, b. Ma: -h V2, i8^i'; d. Sej.t. U), 1S12.
l.\. Au-'-ustus Titus, b. April 2. 1N22; bought a farm in Enfie'd. Mas.s.. and settled
id Nos , l8o2; taught school .six winteis; S.diool Uommittee 2 yrs.; Assessor of the to'.v:i
24.0 BRANCH OV JONATTTAX. j
of F.isru-l*! 5 vr.-..; Su ,>.•; ihtfiuli-nt cf Con;;. S'lhlnitli ^'.■liool 3 yrs. aiul leader of |]if<-l;1i.
chuir. 'I'd liis I'lTuits tills rcronl >>( (Icsrcuilinits of lii;s gv. f. Titus Tutilc is dut-; n;.
Dec. 3, 184.1, Surah .lain-, dau. of ]{(.ul)i'n and Lucy Smitli of So. Uadley, b. Marcli '27.
1824. 1, Er(;i".N!-: Ai<ii>T(s. !>. May !», 1S4S; jirodix-c jucvfluuit and res. \viili lii> f. at
I'.iifieUl- 'ill. Fell. 2(',, 1sT;J, I'lllen Maria (dau, of lleiiiv and J^nudine) Barlow (,f Ware.
Mass. 1, >',//-7// /'./■', z^.v-, b. Mairli l!i. 1^74. '?, W.^>;Inn<J A"r/n,-fns, ],. l^'^r. -i, isli}.
2, Mauv'Iacv, 1". Nov. n. Ibol. o, UoiriK.xsK Ai)i;i. mijE, b. .June 10, 1S,')7; d. Sept.
11, 1859.
X. Clari.-sa Louisa, b. April 3, 1^24; d. May 2, ]X4A: m. at Ibdyoke Nov. 27, 1S43,
Roswidl Smith of H.adiev.
XI Kzra W'illianis, d. Mav 7, 182]. /. bv Od ni.:
Xn. Kniily Dickinson, b. a'ld d. March 2(1, 1S29.
Xlil. Ahuorou Aiv.'ater, b. June 3, ISHO; a popular nnisician; farnu-r; res. oii father's,
lioiuestead in Ibdvoke; ni. .lune 29, ISGo, Fanny Amelia (dati. of Cyrus and Eel)ecca)
Kemp of II., b. Jan. 21, 1842. 1, IIknuy Atw.vtek, b. May .t, d.'Aug-. 2''., 1N(;,S. 2,
Hi.NKV A'j^\" viKii, b. S'i'L. .■"), 18G11. '■], LiLi.tK M.vuiA, 1). Sept. 24, 1872.
XIV. Fydia l.orana. b. (»ct. 7, 1^32: n;. at llolvdla-. Mass., Sept. 30, 18r,7, Samuel
Locke Wih'h-r of Cliarlest(.wn, N. 11., s. of Samuel Lorke Wilder of Rind^'-e, X. H.
Mrs. AVildfr is a. noted soprano singer, and ha^ Ix-eii a salaiied ])eiformer in rhurelies at
Ho! voke, Northampton. Spring-field, and now of 15u^lon.
45-lt?,.13. Daniel Tattle, b. .lune ,t, 17S8; sl i-ved on Lake Champlain in war of
18b2; d. .June H, iM'ii; lu. Lucretia llajigood, who d. in Brooklyn. X. Y., March 19,'
1870.' a. 81.
1. Quartns Moviran b. Atic. 2^-!, b'--<)9; res. 0;tawa. Canada: unm.
IT. Frances Adeline, b. (imfton, Vt.. March b"), ISIL
III. Adeline, b. 1$l:.!. n = . Xov. 27, )X:',-\, Hollaed Wheeler of .<nxons IJiver Mill.
Vt., who d. 1812; (2) 1.^40. Edward Hall of \\ estminster, Vt., /.by Istm. : I, Kikkk
^V]iKKol^I'., b. Auc. 1.5, l83o: Albany Law Scliool 18;")9. In 1S7(i practieiuic hnv in
T>eWitt, Iowa: m. there 1803. 1, Frunns: AdiUnc. .)-ax\. 1.5.18134. 2. IMhtud. Se])t. 3,
18G.5. 2, ]I()i.T..\N'n Whkki.t.i;, b. Sa:<(v,i> Biver. April 19, 1837: Univ. of Vt. 18.58; has
been for many yeais 'dry eugliieer and county survfvor of Lawrtnce. Kansas, and ha.s
done c^ood. service in advancin.g the interests of that city. /. by 2dm.; 3, .St.fkko
Stevens 1Ls.1.1., b. AV. .-\i)ril 14. 1850; grad. Dart. Col. 1873, in soph. yr. toed, first prb'.e
for essav on " I'hc ]^'^<'il VVj inriiU iv Jjit; stud, liv.v in Bo.-tou, and in ])ractiee ther'' on
Bostojt ib i::ht-^. 1, .Joirx (kuimaeii IL\i.t., U. Sept. 11, 1852; r^s. D'-AVitt; druirgist.
W. I'laniel Atwati-r. b. .luly 4. 1815; pr-t^uieto;- of a pa[i..r irdli at Buriiside, Conn.:
selectman of E. llartf. ; mi-sed an electio!i for Stat^' Senator by only about 80 votes; tn.
Juh- 27, 18-12, Harriet Adeline (dau. of .losejdi .imd Hannah Rogers) Lomlrardof Spring-
field, Mass., b. Marcli 2(i, 18!8; lie d. .Inly 17, l.'^82; buried Springfield, Mass.; only /.
1, Lym.W .v., b. .lune 9, 1843; enlisted Aug. 14, lSi>2. served 3 yrs. and two mos. , being
the only menibi-r (d' the regiment who wore eye glasses, and an exc-ellent ]ieumaii witlial.
he wasofl'ered a clerkshi)) w]ii<h is a mucli easier ])o>iiion tlian llial of ]>rivate .soldier in
the ranks: but he declined the clerliship for thr n-asoii that he enlisted to carry a
musk<'t. and he continued as lie liegan to the eiul of his term of service. He \vas in
seventeen battles and •-kirmishi-.-.. inclinjiug tluit of Oluskee, Fla. In business Avith his
fatlier after the war; res. Springtield.
\. Caroline Matilda, b. .Vug. 18. 18K; m. Solon F. Geiodrich (firm of (joodrich
.V Walker), for 3*1 years in the C'li ma trade, X. Y. C. ], (iKoivOE, ik)W (1873'i of lirm of
Coodricli &- Ben-oii. tea. trade. X. Y. C. 2. L'.\l;ui.l.\K M., m. Herbert, -i. of Rev. Mr.
Bancroft of Wendell, Mar->. Has an uncle who is of the firm of Clatlin, Melleii >.K: Co.,
X. Y. C.
VI. Lviiu;!! Hai'C'ood, b. Oct. 28, l!-d9; he v.-as stiid_\ing navigation on " his Mapv-,-
ties brbg Maje>iic." and was to have .u'orie on next voyai;-e :is her second mate, a po~;ition
which lie lui'd liren t.iTered forthefa*al voyage, but derHnc<l for w:Mit of contidcuce in
himself, lie was washed overboanl in a fearful storm about 700 miles from X". Y.. Oct.
S, 1841.
4544. Lois Tuitle, b. Feb. ] !. 17:;7-S; m. by Isai.-ih Tuitle. .1 . of tlie IV. Sept.
3, 17.""i5, neiijaiuin (s. of r.enj. ami \aA\:\ .\1 liiu') TiKbl, b, .\pril l(». 172S: d. Xov.. 17">5.
on expeditioii to Clown. Point. (2)'<.).-t. 21, Ib-iO, .Limes'^, of Caleb and .-Vbieail Ibad-
lev) Atwatcr '-of Xine l'aid;i.o-." b. Sep'. 1. 17".]; bro. cd' Titus d'ciitle's w f. d'licy
re'm. to Hillsdale, Colund'ia Co.. .X. 5 . /. by i m:
L Benjan.iii T.ihb b. 1 75'b m. Mai.-h 1. 17:-^, Hannah Reyn.ihls, !,,■ d. at Cherry
Valley, X. Y., May 0, 1>^33. 1, John, b, I'eb. IC, 1779; m. Xaucy Alsiyne. \, .fames
TUTTLE. 241
TUTTLE. -iil
CwMiirn,h. )>i\>\. 9, \s\l: (]. y. 2, ,-l/•/v//,w•///^ Jan. 2-1. 1S13. ?j, E'unfhau Unji.oJds,
Dec. 15, ISIT. 4. r',//,,'/V;/.y iV//,s//. h. .July], islO. 2, Ivi.nathan, 1). Auir. 2;!. 17i)o:
III. Mary Bliss and liad scv. rliil, :?, Hanx.vh. 4, 1>oh('As. ."», Mki.ixda. H, Mf.rcv.
7, ].,0!S, S, Soi'iMA. ('. l)y 2d m.\
II. James At water. _
TIT ri ;..! \ + ,,...1 .^,,.
ji. .<ain(.'s »i.i\\auT.
HI. Dan'ud At water.
IV. Stejdien Atwater.
V. Lois Atwiiter. in. Miiliael Sherman
VI. Knnicr Atwau-r. m. Iv Ynnn^'.
Vn, Cnleli .MwMt.T.
\ 1. J'>nnicr atwaier. m. i\. i (mn^^
vn, Cnleli .MwMt.T.
4545. Reuben Tuttic, h. Mnr.-li ?,. 17;!!l; m.l.y Kev. Mr. Kold.ins, Jan. 20. 1776.
Ilunnali 'j'yler oi' Bianl'ord. (.\in!!., who d. Sejit. 1, 17N>;; res. N. Haven; aflni. ;L''iven to
K. (Jhed, Marcii l.sO:-;: insul.
I. Heheeca. h. Nov. :^. 17(>H; May 9. 1 7S ^, ni. Rev. T.^nj. Bcnluun.
li. IMii'.emnn. h. <.)'t. ::;0. nf>-: m'. 17!il. Hannah Turtle.
Hi. l^enlalr. h. }-^-l>. S, T,71: ni Jl'i.^sctt and ]uis ^in\: 1, Ai.i.t:n of niiiide.-,
Yates Co., X. Y.
I\'. iu ulien Merrinian. h. An>r. S, 177o; m. Sarah Clark.
A'. Obed, b. June 26, 177G: ni. Lnn-.>tia Cbrk.
VI. Mary. b. A]iril 2t5, 177H; tn. Fsra(d Farrell. 1. Isi!\r;i,, merrji. juul J^,-a in
Auburn, N. \. 2. Mii.es of Dundee.
VJl. Hannah, b. Drc. [). i;si; ni. July 2;!.]S0r), tsoh.mon Hill.
45451. E,ebecca Tuttle, b. Nov. .■>, 17r,(;: m. May f). 17s'8. Benjannn l^enhani.
b. in Vv'yterbnry, Co!in.,.lu!\ 21, 177:'; n-ni. to Xe^v .Millonl, Conn.. 1S|J7: nrd. l)eaeou
Prot.Epjs. chh. at Brid.H-epoi't, Sept. 10, 1807; Priest at Xurwallc, Conn., An^,'. :-;i. ]S|),'^;
preacheil at ?\ew Mili'urd and l^Tidireport 20 vrs.: Hectoi- .if St. .lolni-; d. Is.', J, ;.. Sf vrs.
He ni. (2) (J^-t. 1 . I.s2; , Salib' .Mim-rva Shernlan of ]]ro,iklieid and had Candace Vashri
Brittania, b Oct. 10. 1^^2il. wlm ni. at Brookfield, Conn., by K'tv. Hrnrv Nubje, Ocr. 4,
18.')1, AuLrustus Clail; ]'.ocr.n'm, M. D.. of N. Y. Cliil. b. 'in ^Y,■^l^•l■bln v. C.mhi.
I. Louisa Bcnliani. b. Ant,-. 2o. i7'.'l; in. Scjit. -J, is!0. ()li\ ,t " Warner, jr.; ',2)
Ang. 2.Y l's22, Reubi-n Burr'.A^s of Mai-on. (ni.. and went sontli wl;ere lie d. She
returned north and .1. in l^iocktiidd, Conn., Dee. IS. 1S;]7.
ir. Knos Btn}\;un, b. Jan. 1."). 1 7b;L- d. 1^72, a. 7!» yrs. ; in. Nov. 2:'>. ]S;^7, in St.
James' V'.pis. (dih.. H'^iai-dinan, <>., I-'liza An.n (iilbeil, ami bad S eb.il. of wbdUi :> s--. are
livinp:.
111. Jarvi- J'mliani, r\\in with I'.nos: d. a. IS vis.
\\. Sarah Hall l^'idiain, b. {•'.■b. 4. i;'.!!'.; ni'. Dtc, Hi. Isls. Henry Masi>n Boai<!-
inan of X'ew Milbird, Conn., b. .Ian. 4. IIHT, [s. of Hon. b^lijah and. Mai-y Ann Whitlnii-
Boardniaii, V . S. Senator, audi bi-o. of Hon. \^' . W. BMardiua.n. The 1(.)wn of Boardnian
in Ma)!n;iina- di,, u . was so iiani"d in Hon. of Hon. lllijah; ^fol l4omajd>iLa] .-ktt'-h of
wlioui, by Hon. ib-uben H. NVahvovtli. see yrir Eng. (hi:. JtO,/.. vul. 17, \<. 214); his
ehil. wi'ie Hon. Wni. W'liitiiii:, Henry MasMii, Ceo. Shere.i.in. Caroline Maria, ni. Hev.
Joim 1'. Selineder, D. D.. a.-'dst . minister Trinity rhh . X. Y. C .and I'eeior of the chh.
of tin' Crucilixion]: rem. to Boar<lman. <)., ^vh<.■re he d. Pee. 17, ls4(i; killed by beiiiif
thrown from a rarriagt-. ,>he rem. tu Cbveland. O., and d. tberi- Feb. S, l,s70. 1,
Kj!!.i)i;nuiv AM-;\.\.\nKi;. b. Sept. 1, 1S2<V ni. Mary .\nn Williams (.f X'ew Milford and
lias one sun; rrs. H., ohii). 2, Ki.i.tah (it:()in;K, ie JuH ol, 1S2'.I; d, in Cb_'veland. O..
May, lb.")2,. o, \^ ii.i.rA.\r .l.\r;vis, b. .Vprii ].j, ls:;-,\ uTn<l. Col.; lawv-^r; res. C. 4,
IIi;'m;v \\'iiirix(;. b. F(4i. 7. 18;;7; irrad. Col.; r.'-. C.
V. .Caiidine Benliam. b. .Ian. ;!1, ISOli; m. May 7, 1S2G, Josej)]!. s. of Ldniund and
laiey Haw ley of Stratfo;<l. Conn., b. June 10, 17;)2; d. Si-pt. 2(;. ISJ-'k He wa- of Hi-idi;o-
port, ('.onn. ; merehan; ; (2) in Cazenovia. X. V., Xov. 10. isjs, ],,.vi lb Mmii^ ,.f Iim,
Cayui;a Co.. X. Y., \vlio d. .luly 27. IS.")((; (;•;) .Vinil 2l.i, ls.")2, Janu-s Ibmse and r<'in. to
Ca/.o. wln-relifd. Xov. 12. l^Tvb To Mrs. IJ.niso tliis ree.^rd of le-r _i:randfathe;-'s dt-sc.
is l-argojy due. /. b_\ 1 si m. ; 1, iH:iu:<c\ Bt:.Nii.\.M, ii. .May 7. !S27; d. Aniil 2(i, is;;4.
2, Ai,vi;i;i> Ijimixk. b. S.'pt. 11. is-jS; d. Au^-. 1 7, \:<\i). ;\. CiiAi:r.K> r.i:\.iA\iix, b.
Ma\ l;;, |s:',2, crad. bniv. .if Mi.de ai Ann .\re.i:-; .M. D. ; m. Auir. 1, lsO:l, Liiza' eth S.
Johns, 111 of Onioiiau-un, .Mi'-ii.; mrr.diJiit: res. I'lali City, .Mo. 1, J\rr/,. b. Mavl, IsCi.
2, .1/.'",,/, h. (;,:t, <i. i'-t;s. 4, <'ih:.\ki.ia l-h.i/. \hi-:TU, b." Mar^di 1, is:]-! ; 'm. .hin."l2. is.l:^,
Jann-s inirti'n- bam ol ( )iiTiinaL:-on ; r<'s. D.M-.iit. Mi'di.; mannf. and wb.d.-sah- diab'r in
sho.'-;. 1, /;.,,,,;.-. b. .^Iar.•]l !i. is.-),-,, in. Mav i:;, C-^.-,. l--|-,iiik K. Sno%.- .if D. 2, C/ro-
s.-,<). :h ./'</e .W/.f.a',.//, .\u,--. 2:, bStll. 4, \Vt/';,r>,/ Jlurn/,
iUoes. I , ;,,,,,,,.-. o. .Man-n !
i/ii- liodrdiiuni, b. .Iiiiy 10, is;
k;
2-12 . liHAXCII or .lONATIIAX,
Nov. I'l, 1803. ."), Sirah JAhn, ()<-t. 11. INU."). 0, Coritdia A]>ps, h. Aug. 27, ISilT. 7,
'c/i/i'r'i-.', Ufriil Oil. :;0. l.^O.S. .V I1i;m;y Ai.ii;r.!). b. Dec 20, 1^'3!': m. in Hnuiilon, Vi.,
l.v lU h'.v. Bishop Hupkiiis. Jiilv 1:5, isti:!, Al.b'ic Mary Abl.ort. I, Il> i,rt/ Ahl,<,fl , h.
.Tiilv'2i» ll^tJti. 2, Anixi M'lrii, -Muy 'J, isij'.). /. l,y 2>1 in.: C, Wai.'i i:k .M()UU)>, }>.
r»<":. 2, 'iS49; d. inly 29, 1«.")1."
45452. Philemon Turtle, Ud. ;J0, HCS; d. Dn-. IG. isjl; ni. 1701, lI;Lnn,'.li,
dau. <»1' (ic'isliom 'J'uTlIf of NAiril; Ihivt-n (3'1 cons.), b. Jtine 4, 177): brmiirlit v.y by her
u'lK-it, Joiiatlian Tutlli- of No. llav. Slu' d. Aiifr. -U. ]S11. I'liilcinun s-ttlid tiist in
I'tira', N. v., llioncc. in 1SU2. to C'azriiovia.
1, .liilia. b. Fob. C, 171)2: d. y.
II. ]li-niaini!i, b. An;.'-. 2(i. 1711-1; li Marrb 11, 1^^7-1, lu. J'olly Smitli. I, .l!I,I.^,
If.-. M'l. 2, iiEl l'.i■.-^. Yv= . \\ av( rly. hiwa. ;!. Ib.ixv A., m. Alon/.o Hall of Cazt-novia.
III. Hrniv, b. .Man-b 14. 17H7; .lustiri." of ibc J'faco 3 yi>.; lom. to Wuukciran,
Lake Co Hi ■ 111 in 1*^20. Maiia A. IJnns mi of Ca/onovia, X. Y. lie is now (1H70).
bvin- l', Pun.KMOX. h. .luuc 7, 1S21; d. a. 5. 2. Hk.m^v S., b. Ort. 12. 1S2:^; rem.
lo \^ i.-. 1^4 !■: a few yrL-;. aftrr, (m.^.-rd the ]ilain.s to Cal. and worked in the mines 3 yrs.
verv suceoHsfullv, and now in Nevada: .Justice of tlie Peace; m. and lias laiii. 3,
llvNN ui .^!.. uviu witb llenry S., d. a. 1'.!. .biMX S.. b. Ai)ri! 27, 1(-!2S; res. Wnukogan.
.">, S(>\N ('., b. Nov. •") ls:]l: res. nr. N\ .
IV. t^helden (i.. b. Anjr. 2o, 18US; d. D'-e. lU, \^W\ m, Me1i<;-,a Kin.-rsb'y. He. was
a Ba[it. dea. 1. Pliil.KMnx \\ . id' Syracuse; i^,ei\ed in tlie late war. 2, Ai.iUKU Wash-
J.SCT'J.N. lo.-t )iis ri_:i'bT aim in tbe war; res. Syracuse. ;J, H.\;\.NAH, m. ; res.
Koclie~ter. 4, Enwix. o, ('h.\t.i.f.s. G. Nki.i.v, rt"^. Manlm.-. N. "^^ 7, Cv^sira
L. . r-s. \V(st. ami o more, in all 10 eliil.. of whom 7 are now liv.
45454. Reuben Merrimaii Tuttle, b. Au;',. !^, 177:i: sea cajir. . lost at .-ea,
Sei't.. 1S!1. n\\ a \(iya_i;"et" the \V. 1.; m. at West li:ivi-n. Conn., S;iiab Ciaik*; cbil. b.
\V. llav.
1. lieuben .M(/!rin'KUi, b. 17!)5; d. 0,;t. 2S. is-^l; unm.
II. Tliomii^on Clail;. b. <»<-i. -J-,'. IsOl: <1. >pj.t. 10, 1,'S74: m. at Woodl>ufy. Conn.,
April 1 i. I:s24, kliza Lol^ \\'ainei-. 1. >-'.\;;.m! Soi'i:;A. i>. .lu]\- 7, 1^'2'.;. at \NasliinLnon,
('onn.: m. at N. Hav.. AihU 12, ls44, ^Vill!.■;:u Walbu-e lln^irlns: ejiil. b. at X. llav.
1, Cdhi Kltz<(, June lo, 1>4.'k 1!1. Aui:. Iti. lS!j2, William Josejih Skinner. 1, Florence
Mav, b. Nov. s. IbG.'l; d. Ajnil 2~<. 1S(JS. 2, Clarence Edward, b. June 8, 1SG>>. 3,
AlbeVt \\'i]riam. Oct. :'.l, 1^72. 2. 1f7V/V///? Ihuru. b. Nov. S, 1S4'.). ", >'.'.'V/A T"fih,
Oct. 14. lf^o2. 2. Sai;aii Makia, b. iu \^'ondbur,v, Oct. 18, 1^*28; m. ai N. IIa\., I>ec.
24. 1S4."). iJoijeii ilanis Isbell: cbil. I>. in Nau_i;auiek. Conn. 1. /•'/(//</. .">'.////.■.-''//•. May
1, 1S.^)0, m. Jan. 14, 1S74, E!i/.a Lnne. 2, (uo'rgc Thoinps-m. April 14, b^oo. 3, WlUard
Jlanii-. Oct. 20. 1^")7. 4. .I.'/.m.s (r< rtrudc, Tilarcli 18, \><i''<\. 3, Ei.i/.AtiKTii Chakky, b.
W., Dec. 17, IboO: m. N. llav., July 4, 1S50, John Thomas Ib.dson. 1. Ailhur F.-iijiiu,
b. Marr-h 2-'i. l'-;">7. 'J. }.«:d.< llim r.-<nn. May 17. ISfiS. 4. Ai.vi.n N'..i>i.k, b. N. llav..
Au^. 4, l-;^4ii: m Ausr. 3, 1>:()M, Eii'n'.a Kiun -y. .j, ICiva i.n Koski.tha, b. N. Hav., Oct.
7, fsi^'; iJi. N. llav., Dec. 2."). l.^GU. llenr.s j.ei" Cults. 1. Ch'irUx IJrnry. b. Jan. 30,
ISfiO. 2. .4/;Vc (Ifriii'di. Mav 17. iSGi*.
111. Sarah Maria, b. July 1810: m. Jan. !, 1S2S, Mildeu Mirehel Isbell of We.viville,
Conu. 1. Of.uugk MrRitr.rj . b. Sept., ls2S; m. in Meriden, Conn.. ISlil. Jane Stevens.
\,E<rAno FAh.rnrd. b. April, ]St!4. 2, ii>i,r<jt. b. 1 ^W,. :J, Ur,in-kr,^ b. D.c., ISOS. 2.
idr.iiKT.MAX, b. Jan., I8:j2; m. in ^Voodblid^^•, Dec., lS.-i(), Eatiua Nortiirup. \, NelUf
Jh'tsr,/. 1S57. 2. s,n-uh ^r■'n^>'. IN.">;1. 3, ^rddn, MitchclL l8fJl. 3. John Bjjay, b. Feb.
14, IS:ir): d. (.)ct. 2!i, ls70; in. IS!!. Lucy .Murse of New Haven. 1, Vm-.i 7>. , b. 1807.
4, J.VMKS EjiaNRI.i.n. I). July, l'-^:;;-: d. I'el... ls(i7; m. Su^an Ilewiit of liydePark, N.
Y.; ••<. ('. ■"), Mil.Di-.N Ci.f.N Ki.A NP. b. I'eb. 14. 1^!2. m. iu .Vnsonia. Cenn. , March bS, 1808,
Lo'ui.-.-. Sp.^rry. 1, Mdbn, Cl-irinri, b. Nnv. 10, 1870. 2. ./. Alfred. Dec. 1. 1873.
454 55. Obocl Tuttle, b. .luiw 20. 1770: rem fnmi N.utli Haven to ]'ros])ect,
Conn.; farmer and bbieksmit'i: m: vie scvilics and axes: d. in P., An.;-. 20. l.*<02: m. Ln
cretia (Mark e.f \V. >t Hav.. wlio d. .Ian. 12. iMi:;: ehil. b. in P.
1. Pacini, b. Ai)iil ."!, 1^00: ru. Sept. 30, bsbs', AikIicw Smiib, i-s. P. 1, lUltf.ls,
b. Nov. !■"). isl'.o m. Marcdi ;>, lS-!2. .Marv Sillette. ;.', Iacki.iia, b. Sept. is. Is^l; d.
Aug. 12. IN3s. 3 lu.^T.. b. .Mav 22, l"s2 1 : m. Dee. 2s, ISj,^, .\nleimiti' Palnufer of
Jlam.'wn, Conn. 1, F'.d^ ri-/. I... i»,c. 12. I -'V:. 2. X.!r, ./., (I,;. M. 1S04. 4, Jank E..
Jaf I'.i, bs3i. d. (i.t II, |s:;" .".. Jriirs c. Pee. •?!;. p;3';: d. .\n- V.\ is';4; m. O'-t
li^.'iO, Eiuitv Clnrk of P. 1. /■"-/• /.c. b. .Mandi, is.i2. 0, Andkkw H.. Feb. 23, 1^!0;
m. Oct. 24," 1N04. Erumi M. Pavcu uf llamden. 7, .lA.Nt;;L., b. S'-pt. 11 1812; d. Feb.
2i.bs00.
TCTTLK. 2-13
II. ].\r!;)V. Muivli ]■.], \<l\-:: m. M;uvli 2^, 5s-}!). MatiMa Scoit; ivs. La Iliipr-,
II;. 'I'll.' '■') »M. fliil ]>. ill I'lo.'^iieci. ll-.ci.ixt iwoiii Wcstvillc, ('■iiiii., and rlic last in I>a
Hari>f. 1, SvuNKV S.< Juti. Uo. ls:;ii; m. J),-,-. M, ls.-,s, ]{m].\,- D. I'a\]j.'. i.jjllict'
Mtuoli 4, 18(10. -J, J!":/ S.. I.. Mar.li ',. lS(il. :i, Wi/'^.J.. b. Mar.-fi 1, is i!); ics. l.u
Jlariic. 2, Dkxtkk. Ik -laii. ]i', ls;;-2: )■.•■- (-'laiid I>laini. t'al. >], AiiNi-.i:, in. 0<-t ](>.
l,sr>->, Ijy./i.' Kirki.aTrirl; : ii-> 1 : li. J, J/.'f/i, , h. \),;-. •,';, Isi;;}. 0, r/,r,. J , A).;il28,
1807. 4, l..\ri;KX. I>-f. :5ii. ls:J7; <1. in \N i-.-itviilc, (.■(hui.. i'Vl.. IS, 1S.12. o. Si;j!i:NO,'
Nov. 2-2, 1842; <!. Sej.t. 2it, 1S-i:j. (i, I^dw in I".,.1u1_v 17, IS.VJ.
III. Kl.in Clark, b. A\n\\ ','7, 18(l(;. His voutii was s))iMt at liuni.', hr ]n\]r.\\^r J,is
tat>icr. ciiDpiiing- timber, clcaiin.ii- hiiul. burning:" and (;artui<r C(ial. and workini^ at liis
fathf-rs IbriiT. His time tor .«di(iij]iuix was very limited, ain] liis l.-ssuns ^tndii .1 for t'u-
ino-it part wliib' blov.iujr the bi-lluws. in- in tin- 'Twallnn'OnilM- 'nountains wliilr icndin.i,'
the eoal jiil.-;. .\t the a^e of 20 In- went to h^l railsvi'di', ( onn.. to work at making- forks
Tiiree years later he returned to Prospect and bepuimakin^ the solitl east steel hn<j.-,of thi;
"guo<f neck" i)attern, of wliieh he was the oriirinaior, and ulneh eventnally \v)i<dlvsnp
)'!amed thi- ''eye Inie" nnute l)y blaeksmilhs thruu_i,-houl theciuriUry, aiid in univr.-al use.
At tH.st his liues wrre nia<l<' entirely by hand in lii.s .slio)) on Pn)S])ect Hill, and t(; ]>n)dni-e
2o hoi-s, nquired tlie hibrn- of S nn^n for nni' day: .subsi-cjuently by the use oi' water
]io\ver and of nuichinery. much of if Ids own inrention. tin- same amnu!;i of labr>r
■sulheed to jiroduet' several hnmlr'-d h.i).rhly ))u]i.-.hrd lioes.
Tho tirst ]ii:t,-Jiii,f used by .Mr. ']'ut!li' was a '-jiulc trip hammer. \\hi<d: v\ ;;s located
five mib-s disli'ivl at TniDn \'ii]:i_m\ in Nauganud;; aiid whicli was available for his use
oidy ai ni^dit. Vt^r sertMal Vf-ars all tjie In^e blanks were earied to this plac.', tl e hoes
]dotted during the night and cartfd buck to J'ros]>e(i the n<\t nmridiur. The demand
for his lioes increa-inu- I'asi. he n-m. in 184() to I'nion Vill.-ioe. erected a small shop and
lieo-an to make use of tin' finr' water ])ower and additional nKichint-ry; and added tlie
makinu- of many kinds oi' a^ri'ultura! lools, as forks, etc. The ])usines.s sooii ltcw to
large jiroportions and niui" ea]>iial and nuiuag-ing ageiiciis wcic reijuiied. wliirh were
■obtained by thr formation ol a .i<<ini stock company, uiider the name of theTuttle n'.anu
factiu'Ing Co.. 'vith .Mr. 'I'nv.h- a; ii^ I'.ead. Tnis i<.!;ij);iny \y w>w rich and jiowerful
and is still knov.n by rh.- i.anieMf iis, r(.und<'r. In ]S.')i;)a' withdicw as I'n-s't. and built
a factory m-ar tin- de]H')t in Fnion City, where fm iibmit twu _\ears he d,!(,l a hirire and
<-oustanrly incn-asiiiu- businiss under ihe !"iame of the F". C. Tuitle Mannf. Co.. wliich
Lid fair soon to l-.ecome as exti-nsive as tlif orii,dnal Tutih- Ci... wh.en in ISoS liis ^v(n];s
Avere destroyed by Hro, inHicling on him veiy lif>avy los-. s. In iscolu' went tc; O.^hawa,
C ^^'., vihere In- organized a comj'any -aiid l)uilt tin- large --Cedar Dab- ^^'orks," wliich
now lank annmg the niosr imp<ntani manufacturing concerns ol the "Dominion." The
ground on wliich these work.s are located was covi-r(.'d with f<n-est and swanij), and in
the severe labors of clearing the site, buiMiug dams, factoiics and starting- the trade, lu-
overstrained liis phy.sical iiov.ers and laiil the foundation (d a fatal maladv. lli.s bu.'-i-
nes« relations liere not being >atis!aetory. he reiuriu-d in iStPr to "the StaK-s." and a.t
Auburn, N. Y.. organized a coin|iany and built the works of tin- ''K. C. Tuttle Maiuif.
<.\i.," now called the --Auburn Manuf. Co." Jlehere continued suceessfullv abmil four
years. In ISii'^, leaving a large inierest in the Aui)urn coiu-ern, lie returned to Canada
and ai S;. Catliarines started the manufactory known as ••The Wclland Vale Works."
in which in- unfortuimtely Io.st a large j^art of his hard earned estate. He continued Id.-
luisiness and resi(h'nce at St. Catharines until a sliort time before liis decease, lii the
wintHr of 1873, while en a visit to his frimd- in Conn, he d. J)er. o, 1S7;1. at the house
of his son, B. B. Tuttb- of Cnion City, of ]'ara!_\.->is. "His repiitati(ui as a manufacturer
was almost world-wide, and wlien the history of the manufacturing founders of the
Naugatuck ^ alley shall be written his name will be an)ong the fon most. He lived to
see. the busines> he commenceil in a small way. gi-ow to almost gigantic proportions;
and tlie little hamlet of Union City, whieh, when he went tlii-re. contairied .'-carre half a
<io-/.en houses, by his enlerpris(- became one (d' the lirsi nianufacturing villages of the
Naugatuck Valh-y.'" — Cninian ,<h;ft>iL He m.il) April 21. 1s-J<). Temperance, 2d child
•of He-/ekiali Beech er of I'ro-pei-t: .she d. Oct. :!. l^C:!. a. ool yrs. He m. a 2d wf., who
Mirvi\es him. i. by N; m.; ]. .1 ri.i Kill. Alt;! s'l \. 1-.. in Prosp.. Aui.^ I(j ]8;>2; <I.
>^epi. 2:;, is:j.~). 2. Pii-ixso.N Bn.i ii i.i;. I'ec. 2s. is:;i-,: liriu of Tcitle iV Whittnore.
manulacturers of agricultural implennn's at Union City and Pres't. of the Pratt Manuf.
Oo.. --liailvvay Track Sujiplies" oillce. 71 P.!...;dw,'y, N. A'.: m. Oct. 12. bs.-,}(, .Mjuv a.
VN ilcox. 1, 'Jl.nr.iril II. b. in Nauiraruck. Oct. 21. Im.:;. ;;, A ui i,1!I-.i;t (.'., b. .March
11.', 1847; m. dune |;;. I,s;2. .Margaret Carlisle .d St. I'athariiu-s. C. \V.
IV. I,eonar<l, b. Maich :.5. ist'S; „,. May .'!. 1^21), h'hoda S. Sanford. w lio d. 18-10. a.
;{'J yr.s He- m. i2) Oct. :J0, is.jt), Sarah A. Noithi-u[>; res. Aiuiawan. Ib-nrv ('<,., 111. /.'bv
V14 r.IIANCll OF JOVATJIAN,
Isf in.: t, l^iiouA S.. h. in Naiiy., Jan. 17, 184!). /. hy '2d ni. : 2. Alice Joski'iii.nk.
1). in N. April 2P). IHIiO.
V. iUiih-nion, h. Xov. IC. ISU; lias cli;u tii' (,f the t-vtcnsi\^- -wcirk.s of tlie 'I'utlir
Manuf. Co. ar Auburn, N. 1.. an in^^enidus niarlliai^t and active busiiu-ss man: m. ut
NN'atcrbniv, Conn., Sept. 2i>. ISliti, Jane Iv Kvcs of 15ir)nin>;liaTn, Kuir. , \vho d. >-. /. at.
l^rospcct, "Coun., Fell. '2^, ISJl; (^'j) March -JO, is-i',\. .lanr- ]<:. Royc*-; res, Auniini. N. V.
1, Emosjkxk a.. 1). in Nauir. Maroli 2^). isr)0: in. Nov. Id. V-!70. Niajoi- H. (i. Dcindston,
v.-lio ivas an oliiccr in tlu' rnion arniy; rf>. i'h'.Msburg, X. Y.
45457, Hannah Tuttlc, \>. I>'<-. 'J. 17.S1: d. S.-pt. -Jo, isiil: i„. .July :.':;, l^ili.;, l>y
Ui'v. Henj:nnin l^ordiani, .•^olomou liiil. jr.,* of New Mili'uid. Conn., \i. I'cli. S, 17^1; i|.
Jan. 8, V<ur>.
1. Willii'.ni ijfujamin Hill. 1). May 14, ISOS; n,. 1^.',,. IC, 1S;](;, Han let Xewi-i!
l?iirn('s, in Mich., and ri_'s. tlir. 1. Ta'C[i>- ]s.\,\( , h. X'ov. .'>. is;;!); ni. Die. :',, IbSHl,
Fraurt'S Almira Kfinn-y, 1). (Jet. -.^7, 1S4:1 1. C'T'i A'/'/,'/, h. D.-c 10, l^'-'l^.'). ■>.. I.i>ri,r-
Gf.neden-. May 2.7, iscs. :1 1(7//. F:t<hrirl\ F.-h. -.M, 1n:1; d. :<."iit. -Js, isr-j. 4. ./,/,/,,-.,
FrnnJdiu. Feb. 24, 1H7!. .7, Ohn L^>,/i, Auii-. 1, ls74. C-. Jri.iA Loiisa. b. Mai(di 29.
<1. Su]>t. 80, lHo9. o. Maktiia I~Ai;i:r.i.A. h. Sept. 11, IbR); d. .luly 1.7. 1S42. 4. (Jkc.
Wasiiinotox, b. .lulv lb, d. Ai;.:. 22, 1S!2. -7, .1 i;a>.\kt'1K. b. Aii<i. 20, 1X4.7: in, Feb.
18, 18(57. William HoHister. b. M.-Mih 12. 1841; d. Dec. 2.7. 1.S74, 1, hlhi J/ni<r, b. .lulv
4, 18'J8. 2, {7///rA-.v li7///7/>/-. Xov. lU. I8l)!:t. o. S,ir"h Juli,,, b. .An.;-. 15, 1871; d. AuJ.
21, 1872. 6, JiLrA IsAUKi.r, \. b. An^. 80.' 1840; m. Sept. 17. 1808, Jame.s r. Corbin.
t. Burt Eugci.e. b. Nov. .7. ISC.!). 2, Haltic )fny. b. .Mav22.'d. Aui^. 7. 1.s74. 7. W.m.
Lkst)-i;, Feb, 10. l.x.7(), x, Ar-iv J Ayi:, b. .Tulv 2!l. d An-, 1!), 18.71. 9, Soi.omox, b.
March 20. d. Sept. 8, 187.7, 10, Solomon, b. .Ian. 14, l.^os. 11. Sii.as Fix.au. b. Mav
4, 18(Ki.
11. .lulia Kebecca Hill, b. l'7d., 17, IslO; d. .Inne 9, lSl:j.
ni, (7oiner Hill, b. Sept, 21. d. Sept, 31. 1812.
iV. .loyce Kcb.-ca Hill, b. Oct. 4. l^KJ: d, .lum- .7, ls;-',7; m. Mills D. TniT.'ll of
llarif,. Conn. 1, Sakmi J\.\k. 1>, Xov. 2-7, is:J7; m. .Ian., 1SG2, Xelson IJitdinioiid, b.
Dee. 17. IsHii, 1, .11 rt!,. b. Dec 7, d. Dec. 21, 1^''12. 2, Lvrln. ]i;h\h, Au.lt. 4, 18(34.
'■). S'ij)/ihi .8"/.//,/'.///, b, April t). 18r,(;. 4, .sy/,/,. h. s.-pt. (i, 18i>7, .7. -A////;* FUmlidh. !>..
.May 215, isr,!). (i, ll7//7./r(. b. Feb. 10. 1872. ?. iv'/,/. b. Dec. 22, I.s;.7; d. Jan. 17. 187(1.
\. Saiali Jane Hill, b, Sejit, U. 1n1.7; m. Andrrv.- Clarl-. of I'.rid-.-jiort, <!(■■•,: wid,
now li-s, at old homestead C)f Solcunon Hill, jr, ; one child,
\'i. L.icinx Merrinian Hili, b, Aiij^-, ll^'b^^H; m, Marv Slerwoo.l of X. Mil . b. I),..-,
22, IS28, 1, K:s-o( u Hvxtinovox, b. Oct, 14, 18-70; m, Jan. 22, l.^;:l, Kllen A. liciH-dJ<-t.
3, Wii.i.iAM Hkm!Y, b. March IG, 18-72: d,- Feb, 10, 1807. 8. Ln.irs (iAiiwooD, b.
Sept. 20. l.''-'74, 4, Ei)\VAJ!l> AN'.vi.no, 1;,, All^^ Ki, is.")?, .7, Ihi.HAii ('i,ai;i-s\, b. Orr.
.7, l'-r,2.
Vir Julia Mnria Hill, b, .iaii, S, K's-Jl; jn.Xov.2i>, 1SI4, .Mar.^hall Marsh ui Xe-vv
Mil.; b. .Ian. .-<. 1S20; res. X. M. .Mrs. .Marsh fninished, most of this n-(-(,rd u\ i\i':^r. of
her father, Kev, Henj, Bt-nham, 1, MAKV.IvNt;. b, SepT, Ki, 1.'^I7, 2. Sa!;vu Hoakd-
-MAX. b. March V.\. 1847: m, Oct. 2. iMw. .WJlliaiii Schov<'rIinv.-. li, .\prir2. 1889, 8,
M(>sK,s SoLo.Mo.N, b. Jan, 8, l.'^72. 4. Aai;on Da\is. b, Mar'-h 2'i, ls,7l. .7, .Vnoiikw.
Sept. 14, 18.77; d, Au--. Ki, 18i;2. (1. Jrr.iA .1 k.\nxk'1 te, .Tnne 8. 1S(;2,
Vlll. Jeannett.- Hill, b, Julv 22, 1^28; m. Alb.-n Ferris of N. Mil.; b. April 7. 1-^20.
1, ("A 1:01.1 M-:, b. Xov. 2(.', 184.7;'m. Hoo-r '!'. Hartwdl, 1, r-.--,/ /-'.. Dec. IS, IsiiJ, 2,
.Jtnnic ('., Dec. 8, 1S78, 2. Makv H,. b, Feb. 14, 1.S4S: m. .Vmos H. lloueis, 1, A/hr rt C.
b. Mareh24. 1870, 2, A7///7 A.. Dec. 4, is:;j. ;',, /-;•,//,/ .1., An.;-. 1. 1.^7.7, 8. Jclia .M,,
June 20, 1.S7I): m John .\. Morehouse, 1. /v/' rl .i..b, .Ian. 7. 1^74. 4. JknmkA..
li. June 8, l.'~;.7.7. .7. Cii ai;i,o-itk (.'., De,-, l:). 1.^.78. »i, .Ioyc'I-; \t.. J;ui. l.l.'^Ol.
1\. Ibniben Solomon Hill, b, .March 21, isOi ; m, 77b, 20, ls,-,o, Sar-ah F. Ho\vr>
from whom In- ^.-|i:iiv.t--d .lul.\- 2-^. l.^;i;2. iv) 1-7-b. S. iv,;,-,. Phel.e Cantield; res. Danbury,
Conn. /'. bv 1st m.; 1. Oi-.okol Ouei.N. b. Am:. 11, is.jl; u\. Xov. 2N7 1.^71, .\da M.
Caniield. l', /.''///'</- /;., b. ls72. 2, A//-// 1'.. 1874. 2, l-J.r/.A .1 ax K. Dec. 10, \sr,:l: m.
Frank Ti'.ylor and !ia\c one (-h. 8, M \ kth a 17i.i/..\ r.i;rii . .\pr:l 28, 1N.7(): d, IM^'-i, 4.
11k,nkv 'Wii.si.N, Sept. .'s, l!s.-,s. ,-,, p;i,i,\ Soriii V, Dec, 27, b^GO; d, ,', bv2ilm,: G.
Ai.ii-,.;in S,, b. .iiiiie 12, b'^o.'-!, 7, Faxxh: AtorsTA. b. .June 28, b'^TO.
_ *SJ;i<; Hill, Ills bro, Solomon ."ni.l sis. Sarati rem, froni Greenwich, Coup,,, to N'cu- MiUord, Conn
Sil.is promiiioiu in town aiid clih .■.ff.iirs, ;i, Os.t. i, i;/:'., :\. ^6. Sar;i!i ;I,c;itli), Ms wi., u . .-Xpri! ;, i; -.
n. :/>. Theirs S.jlotnoa. b. 175,; d. Ar.jj. 2S, iSj^; m. Jan, 16, 17SJ, .-\rny Slonc, am! haJ 7 chil , , </!
whom Sol-jnun, jr., in. Hannah Tuitie,
Tl'l^lI.K, TALLETT. '-.Mo
4549. Ezckiel TuttJe, 1'. l>i<-. ■^, iTlo; m. (si;i>. in N,w Haven) Sarali licxfonl.
wLo <1. Si-jiT. 11), \X\'2: rem H* JJlanl'ord, .Ma.-.-;., wlicn .Melicu was a cliild and was killitl
there l)y a faliin.ir tree, al't 17S;j. leav. iani. in deslilntion.
1." Ohediencc, h. 17»;.~): in. .Inlm 'I'a'il.ii.
II. Sally, l.i. .\iil:. I. ITOS.ni. .A.^a Stnckweil.
UI. M( li( '., li .Iiim 1^, 17T.'»: m. Lovi.<a l)i.-;lio)).
454S].. Obcdi.^noo Tuttle, l>. ITf^^): d. Sept. lO, IM;!; m. ,)o1>.i! 'I'all.-U, 1.. Manl.
14. ITtil; d. Maridi V!li. 1>;-N. ilr \> ;.,^ a lli':5si;in sr.ldicr under Uuri^'oyne; J) (diil.
J. .lu.stenos 'J'allilt. m -- — DdiIlic: he d. .Njandi '.l[), ]Hy,l: ."-mne of llie desc. of
lhi>f;'n!. le.s. in ()t.-;idic, ( h'-Iian;." <.'i)., .\. ^". 1, Fn.\-NCI^. Ij, Al,MIH.\. ii, CYNTUT.V.
4. Jdu.n. •"), .Mahv. (i. FiJ)Kr.i.\.
II. (lef-l-fje 'J'allea.
Ill .T<dm Tinis Tallett.
IV. .\Ielieu Tallett, (1. May 31. l.s;^M.
\'. William TalK-tt. in.; d. ,'•. i.
VI. llei>rv Talleti, ni. (lieeri-i Climcli; i-e«. Oi.selic. 1. Anisk. 2, M.MiV.VNN
■8 ])A.NiKI..
\']1. J)ud.!i.\ 'i'allen, ni. .\nnie ('liureh; ie>. Otselic. 1, .Ama.\d.\. "2, KENssKr.AKi:.
■'6, ]^ANMi.M. 4, ('Ai.NiN. 5, Wki.i.ks (i. I'.vu.v. 7, Lk\\ IS. b, Wksi.kv. 9,
Ej,r/.A]'.i.Tn.
VIII. ]\-.llv Tallett. h. .Mav -Js, lSil,->; ni. .]ain,-s .Mvers.
JX. Fanny TalletT, h .Vi'ii! -J), 1.^0^; ni. J.,<iah )). (•bani])lin.
454912. George Tailett, d. March 22, ISVI'?: jn. Betsey I'roetor.
1. (')ilisl..>iilier.
II. .Marv -Ann. .
II! Cliafles ^ViHia]u. h. Ajinsville, Onei,!:, ('«.. X. y, March 27, ISUt. -After de,-. '
of ]t\> '■. he went to live v,-ilh ld> gt. iinc. Melieii Tnttle; stud, tlw'ce years at Clinfnn
tSeni.. 1^4], 1b'42. 1843. and trmirlit .■school to ]'ay t'X)ienses, and heinir very fund of the
eniploynieiit va.s very successful as a tefichei . P;is<ed, an esanunaiion for the s<>}>li.
class at llaniiltnii Col. , hut ufiepted. instead, a tliree yrs. eniragenient as teacher in
Yorkville, ()]iei<laC'<). , X. ^". ^^'hile here 7n. in 184.") Minerva Ainauda Thonn-is of W.
Kxeter.. Otsego ('(-.. X. V.,li.lS2'?. He soon hegau stiuly of nied. with l)rs. Thmnas
and Gardner id' \M)itesto\\ n. Attended med. lee. ar (ieueva and IhilYalo X. A .. and at
(.'oh of Phys. and Surg, in X. A". C. v.dure he grad. vviih honor 1^4'J: bought out ])r.
Tlionias in \\')dtesl)oro. and prac. niediciiu; theic thrive years; elected town su]>t. of
•common .s<dniols. T;\ ISoo rean>veii to W. lOxeter a.-nl re,uin'-d his favorite eni])10}uieut
as teach-'-r. In l^oO visited Kansas and interested liiuiself on the side of free soil was
arrested and peaich.ed liy Marshal Donaldson's ikjsso, -witnessed tlie inunier of .lohii
-.'ohiies at I'lantor.'s Bridge. May l!i, Iv-v'). and the destruction of the printing press aufl
the •■ Free State Hotel," and (•o\'. ]U>hi>i£on's liouse on the 21st. Belurning home he
took the iuini]! for Fremont, and ^\■;•s (deeted nieinher id'assenihly hy 70'i majority over
<.i'n\. Brown of ('ooii<='r.sto\\ n, 1s.")t;-.")7. In isi;.") reni toAA'. AN'inficdd. X. Y.. and became
Jissistant jirincipal of the acad. thr. , v.hic]i lie v.as compelled to give up at the end of H
j^-ars on account of health, and in ISfiS rennned to a farm near ("lintou. For llie bevielit
of the s|)rings rem, to Eaton llapids, .Mich., bat. .settled at last in Cohhvaier. .Mi( h. In
1877, for the ]>ur])ose of bringing up a declining school, he took temporaiA change of it,
and d. in the midst of his schnlars- of hean disea.se, from whieh lie liad sutTiied for
years. He was revered as an educator, philanihropist and Christian. His grave-t^tone
is inscribed: '■]'>r. Cliarles William 'I'allett, d.,Feb. 2S, 1877. Called to^teacli, and
leaching whenialled," the closing W(n'ds of a memorial liy an old pupil, .Alphonso A.
Hopkins, e.iiti.r <d' the /.'".'■-// //.///.■( of Hoche.sier, X. Y. Alnion Lee Tuttle. Fsip, to
wliom I an» in.lebteil for tliis recoid of ]v/.ekiel Tuttle. jr.'s. desc. says: " 1 knew C. W.
'J'allett intinnitely from r, boy: v.iih nin;e continuity of pniptjse, his reinail^able versa-
hility and genius, must l.ave made his luinte known to fame." ), Ci!.\.i;i.Ks Hi:ni{Y.
b. W'liiicsboi'ti, X. v., Sejii. 1. IS-")!): \\ :e; injc,ic»l nti a r.iilioad, and d. of epilei'-v .\uir.
1. 1S72. 2. Ci.AUA .MiNF.HVA. b. \V. j:\etei, X. V...lune2, ls.-,4: m. .May. |s7:)," Chas.
<• Ringham, a sehocd teacher and farnnr. Sle- obiained a divorce 1n7'-^ and m. (2) Jan.
1. lysi, (.'eo. L. Hale of Coldw;\ter, .Mieh.,a farmer, 1> ls."i.-,. 1. <;,rtr"J< Minrrrn
UiiKjhaif. b, Feb. 2.'), 1.S7(;. o', A son. b. and d. feb. 2!, ls.")(;. 4. CoitA l-:!,?.ni;A, b.
\\ . Wildield, X. \ .. Oi 1. 1 !. i^'C").
!\'. (u'or^,- llenrs, b. Oc\ ;;i, i.syj; grad. \N hire.>.t,avM S-in.. 1S47; troight ^:(dlooi
^vi:l| success. .\ !'ti-r wards (i).ened. ;i p!i.itoL''rap!i ;e ;',all'My. " \\ lieginniiur ui' war
-eniisted as priv.-if ill the lii-t reginu-ni X. V. Idglit Artillery; promoted toSergi.,2d
24 (i
BKAXf'ir OK JONATHAX.
l.icuf., 1st l-i.Hit. : scrv.n! four years." This laodcst. jukI flianicloristif rcsj)oiisf was.
Iroiii LKMit. TiiU.'tc tn ;; iv<iacsc frnni A. I.. 'I'MttU-, Ks.j.. t(.'' his militarv n-ropl Froin
other source.^ Mr. Tunic l.Mni.s tliat Lit-ut. 'I'iJl.-tt wa-; ti v.tv fllicicnt .'^olfijcr. Ili.s,
n'_i<inu-i)t m soiuc of the s.-v.T.v-,r (•iiL'aLOMr.fnts nf tlir war. and li'iiiisrlt in o\cv HO pitcluHi
!>-itth.^s; witli McClcllaii uu the l't'n!!!-.uh! ; in tho hotirsr ol' tli.- ( ictry.'-huri,' 1i<>-ht- 1
heliuvt' at Fre(ifrickvl,;,rK and (.■lian((>nur.s\illc. ]iV was n, ih>- harths"<d' t!ir WMld, r-
iif-,v;,^riid was iiovt-r w-ouiuh-d or sick <-nou,L,'h lo I)>- roni|..'llr.l i,. .;,. into ihi' iiospiial. II.-
was in easy sight ot the i.Ia<-;- w-hcn- Ciraiit and !..■(' .-ontciivil hi'lnri- thf .surrcudi-r ;i>-
is now a farmer aud luarkef gardfiu-r in NVatcitown. .\. V., -.hhI a iuost worthv citiz.-ii
lit! m. FV1>. -2:?, is.-il, Kar,- C. Hakcr. h. Juii(> 7. ls:;o. ] WM n i, F,.], is 'is.-,-, '>'
Xki.mk B , I). .Ian. '24. is:,;.
45491S. Polly Ta!]ett, !.. -Mav2s. i.s!).-,; ni. .Mar<-h is ]s>4 .i;,,n.-s Ms,--. :,
Aiiril :.^-i, 1^04: d l-'i !..'.), IS.ji); .-j ,d)il. ' • ' '
1. -iamcs T. yiyrv.,h. Jan. 22, IS;'.",; m. Frh. -JS, \<>s, Sauiantha lln<l..u.i ,,h.,'
d. July 8, iNTd: -I diil.; n ,. ( '(.hunlv.is. Cht- nan-<. Co., N. ^. 1. S.w.Ui i.('L:is\ Xi,v
17, lS.")!t: d. so.>n. 2. Anv .M(.\i;!;\a. l-',d). -.'-i, ]v(;i. y, Minvh- M;,v ••>-! iss;i"- .•,
Djc. 2'.), ISSl. Silas A. Tniuian. b. I\ h.. is.-"!). (. S.vmanth \. Au--. 2-<. 'isflj'
If. Polly Minerva Myers. 1). dune 2r,. IS-?t;; d^ .I;,n. 1'.) ' 1S.-,V- n>' Wni Co.v 1
Okvii.t.k, h. duly, d. Au,L^, 1H47. 2. Mi.m;i:v.\. Jan. lit, l,s.-,i- i,, .)..,„ li) !>,(//
Mcrion Taliett. 1, ,/,///. -j, M.ij/. ■ - ..
111. .John 'J'. Myers. Sept. C.'ls'OT: d. Jan. '2, IS.IS.
I\'. S.irali .Myris. .May j^;, isis^ d. Oct. .:,, ]s,ji_
\. Ellen .laiie .Myei.s. h. May -JI. 1X47; d. X,,v'. .-,, ls(Jl.
454919. Fannie Taliett, h. Ai.ril '27, isos; ,;. >hir(h -j!) isio- m o.-t -h)
1S21, .iovi;,li ]}. ciianiplin, I,. July ;U. lN(l-2: d. Oet. ]:], 1870. "'
I. I'liiletus ],. Chainplin, h. Dee. 7, ]8':'7; ni. Jan. 2k IST,. Plndu- Mill.-r h Dee
lo, T'vlJ; r>-s. (). Iv,,'in. IVa.'lianan C,,., hnva: h,as !>e,-H ..ne id' tin tliree Co .-upervisr.r<
three yrs.. and -.n 18S1 was <diairnuin of tlie board: lias ludd other oliiees J Vimon
if., b. June 1-1, IbtliJ. 2. D.M-.. b. and d. Sept. ];>>, lS(i7. :j, (.i-xdo.s U .\u-' !* IS«.S-
d. S(>j)i. 8. IS'!;). 4, I'.MM.TuN K.. .MavJu, I8;n. .-), F.vnw C Sei^t )■' is;i",l M^.V-".'"
7, 1870. (i, IJosroK S.. F,di. 7. 1ST4: d. Feb. S, 187-").
II. (ir.-Mivilie Hugene ( 'hanipliii, b. Orser;o Co.. X. Y.. Dee. -.M. ]>-iS; learned >iioi'.
nr.ikin-: trade in Conn. In 18")4 went to Fd^in, ]1|.<., as Cen'l AienT'of tin' T^Kk
Matrnetic C-j. and t rav. over 111.. Wis. and Iowa. In tin- fall of 18.V, locai.'d 4uO .•u'■^es
of land lu Fayette Co. . hnva. !{<• set. ])eriM:inenriv f,a his land in bs.-'.l. Was t in- iir-:< ■
Hepubliean alerted to nfnre in !ii^- tovMi-hip: m.-ni' of bi.Md of Sup.-rvis,)]-,: ,,r Fay c!)
18(J2-4; Jusiirr nf ;Le I'eaer- twoyr>.: owns SdO ai-r-'s of land, worth ^.-JO to ^-J.") per •icro"
With bro., rhilotiis L. Chainidin, were ainonn- the llrst settlers of tin- eountv; men of
chiiructer and iidluenee, and prominent in bnsini'ss, oiiu-ial and sodal rdariee lie ni
Mareh 1, ls.7'J. Amanda .Miller, b. Chenamro Co., X. Y.. Fs;|s J M i.n.n'ik Ft o^'i nck
1). Xov. 14, INoJ: ni. Oct. ], ISslJ, Jvlwin" L, i)o,diltle. 1, JJoWl J:J;.U''"' •> Ce-vu'-
K:i.gn..c. •:, J.A.V Ji.iioMK, July 27, 1N<;;;. ;h >!.\nv Estem.a. Aui^. 2;; isct;- d' < j.-t 1
18)7. 4, ^iviiTiE Oi.rvic, Sept. 12. FsOl). .1, Alid.v M.vy, Ajiril Id d Sept 24 J,s74 '
III. Obedienee Cljami)lin, b. Feb. 4, b^dO; d. Au;^. 2U, 1S4S.
IV. Fydia lana lia Chani])liri, b. .Fulv2(i lSd:J,°m. Jan. 1 1S.-,S V.Mison i ero-
^.\TJ-Z'^''^'?->-^- ^''•'■'- "•■ ''"■'^-^''' ''^''"''- •'='" !''• l""!')- ■'• IX.iiii'PHii.i/rrs. Jnlv
22, 18i)l. o, I'KKii. KosKi.r.i:, Ajiril 12. 1872.
V. Kmeiancy Cham[din, b. Man h lo. \y-.:\\\; )n. o.t 22 I-oT) Sidn.-t W I f-w-^
farnn^-r; who d. of cons., Aurr. ;^(), 187^'; wid : r(->. Oelweln, I'-avette (''(,., low-a l' Kmm v
(■Ki.i.v, (Jet. 18, 18.70. in Pitcher, ChencTi-o Co., X. ^ ; nn Mareh 22 1S74 Charles ^
Hancock; learin-d priid-T's trade, but gave it up on act of i„-alth. and'is now .•Hn.mter-
res. Oehvein. I. I/-/-//., b. Au-. 12, 1877. 2, FroKxi:. b. June is i.si;:; ,i i„ ;,l'. (1 w'
:-!. N'lTTiK >F\Y. May 20. lsi;:; d. a. 4 moiitlis. 4. H.vttii; Bi-.r i„ Srpt 2o jmm d"
in about (! wi-.dcs.
VI. l-'.bjah !■]. Chainidin, b. ,Iune:3. ].s:j7; \sas in battle of Fair < )aks- d in hostdtal
at .Newark. \. J., id' typliMid fever idmut 1^(1;;.
Vil. .\nn K <'lnm])lin. b. July 11, ls:;il.
\'1II. J-:ii/.ab.eth Ciiamidin, twin v.ith Ann Iv : ni. .iuni- ."i, ixd2 (i.'or'-eJ <'ran'lail
h. All,-. !2. lx;:ii: brou-iir up a fareu'r; stud, at Clarksalle Sem.. X.' V.: be-an tomva<-li
atageot 2.); seventh day Hap'ti.st ; pastor (d' several ehli.s. in State i.'' \ V '■ eni Col at
AifredCenfr. X. v.. lsi;7. -rad. 1S7:): wliile ,n Col. w.s jKi^tor at i{i.d; i;iu- and o;h^r
plac. s; rem. to 111.; preached a few years, thence to Xebrnsko, 1879: now, 18S2, pastor
«r chh. at North Loup, Xeb., and two oihur cluirches; hi.s lam. carry on a'farm:"h- is a
TALLKTT, TUTTLE. .STOCK W i: f.L.
^41
prominonl diTpviiuMi. 1, C'ai.vix I'Iit-knk, .liiiy •?s, 1i<C,:]. 2, Hr.nnKiiT Lincoln.
Au^^ :.'!, iMi"). ■;;. Myua Ai.cix.a, Sopt. S, 1^(57. " 4, Na-iiiax IJi;i.i.. Doc. ."), IsTO; d.
,in\\. '2'), ]S71. ,-). f.lNTON FiKOWN, Sept. ], lS7o. f., <;i;mk, MhivIi.CO, 177o.
45492. Sally TutLlo, 1>. Aui;. ]. lUiS; m. .As.i Stockw.ll 1,. May 1, 17';7: ..n.- ..f
Iho tir.s: .<cttU-r.s ill tin' South |i,-nt nl' S;uiL''rr;iclil, N. V,: k-c.'ui ly il'f pi)stiii;i~-.t'T of
Stoc.kwcll. naipi-d for liiiii; (J < lii!.
I. 'rrvjiliciia Stoi'kw.'li, li. .•^<'|>t. 1".', 17in;in. .Infl Si.-i-.m.
II. .Aimer Sri>rkwt'll, I.. D.t. (i, 17!'''.; In w.n <>i' l.slij; d. Ai'ri! lo. IST), iji NOth yr.;
111. .Murc'ii [2. ISl.'^. ('viitlii.-i (;nll^■t■r. wk.o i]. <r]><. 7, ls7(i. 1, .\i;nji;. t), Vi-\>. •':!, k^-JO;
d. l'"fh. 20. IS'-")!: ID. 'M.-iv ■,>:'., l^^l.'. ICi.iih- Maitisoii, wlm d. .li;lv lii. l,S4-'l 1. A'wiVy/, h.
Jui.cod, 1S4:-'): 111. Maivl'i S. ISHO. W im, I'l. Sa.nndcrN; -lir (]. Jt-r. 2, l^lWJ. 2. 1!a!;kikt.
b. >{;-ii'oli 2, 1S22; m. Srpt. )(i, 1n41. Ira I'n.iiii. :!, )>lli-.];i;, .June |:!, 1S2S. 4. Al.F.X'-
ANDKK, Oct. 22. is:i|; res. llartfurd, V;iii rjUM.Tc Co., Mirli. ."). Mkm.nda ])i.tii;nr.
Mav:]], ls:i-!: m. .Mav ;]1, 1S77, David ]!. Moses. l>. .Xi-ri! :>, !S24: res. Marslia!. .Mir),
1. 'Fl.jr.,.rr r., 1,. Feb'. 2n. ]S7S.
III. f'Jl'life StMrk-Wei;. ill. Sila-- < i .'er ; lanre i'aiidl v.
\\ . Sallv Stockwill, 11). Sejit. 21. ]S2!. Ahizar Katoii, wlm d. Maicli 19, lv:]l ; she
d. (Jrt. 27. k's';!. 1, lli.T, Mav in, 1.^2."*; d. Mav 2. 1S(;2. 2, kKVi, Sept. 2:3. 1S2S: m.
Oct. 2.-). lS.-)8. Alvira Slocinn, h. Nov. 1, lS:iS. "l. /././ Jf,/?/, h. Se|,i. 27. ls.-,J; m. Nov.
10. ]S',:i, .Fanii's .M. St. wart. h. Sept. 1], lsl7. 1. Kirklaiid T.,h. .\ui,^ 2:i. 1n7.'>. :'..
Ai;i7.\i;. Mar.-h 4, is:]!; in.. !>ec. 2."i, IMll. l.oisa }'eiiiu-r. 1.. Au.i;-., I'^^U.
V. A-a Stocku. li, 1). Fell. 2:;. 180-1: iii. Orj-ha 11. Siir-ncer.
VI. Marv Stockwell. h. June 2:k iSOT; m. Marcli 24, D-;2-), .James Eaton, h. March
24. ISO."); d. Aiiril 20. 1S72; res. South Brookfi.dd. N. V. 1. FitANCis. ni. Sara.h :
b. Nov. IS, IS-!.":). 2, Makia A., h. Nov. 10. 1S30; ns. Aut,-. 7, Ifoik *ieon;e S. Sheldon,
b. Oct. v.). IS;5(i; res. Morris. Otseo-o Co.. N. V. 1, FAln,M.. April ii. ISiJl ; m. Nov. 24, ,
ISStt, h. I.. ilod-TF, b. .'uly, IS.-.n'. 2. Muu, Marcli 2!», lSG:j.
454921. Trypiiena Stockwell, b. S.pt. lO, 171.'1; .!. .Ian. V.\, IsSl. in Ontli yr. :
m. Dec. 1. 1S]0, .io'-l Sflson; d. Aui^. 17, k'-iO. He was in the Avar of 1M2; 10 chil.
I. Fucy Si.'i^on, .May7, FSI2; in. .laii. 12, D-:V2. I^Iisha Pieive; .'joliik 1. LfciNDA,
Ai-ril "J-:. ls::i;,; m. Oct.. isi)0. John Hlasier; le.-.. Stura^eon Bay, Wis. 2. FiDi:i.tA, March
20, 1S:1."): id. A|c,il .'), 1S."")0. James J'ierce. Shi- d. Auu". -ci, Un4. :k Fkkoy, Sept 1,
18od; d. Dec. IS. 1S.7.~). 4, Dlil.AXu, Auff. 21. ]Sl:k m. -Ian. 2'). I.StiO, kouisn Stetson.
F Vfrni- J)., .luiic 7. 1S71. 2. Xfr", Dec 2;"), lS7:k .""), F.i--\i,;i:, b. I»,m-. Fl. k^lij; m.
Dec. 21, 1S(')S, Aib,-it Moiiian, b. Oct. 1, ls4fi; res. No. F.rookli.l.k N. V. 1. i''h'toa.
Marcli IS, ].n7:3. 2. Cr, -./,•/. .luh 27, ls7.^j_
II. I.ncind.-i Stetson, b. Dee. l.'), F^>!."); d. .\pri! :). 1n:JI.
III. Fiances Marion Stetson, b. .March ;F ISIO. lb- is n inannfacliirer at Sto-.-kwell.
Dnolda Co.. N. v.; m. Nov. 2, 1S4.1, Sarah CF \V(d!.-. F (D;xiK F., \>vc. F>, 1S17; m.
Dec. 2i'. ISC,!;. i;u^h IF West, b. April 11, ISlG; fann-r. 1, X'tdr L., March 10. ]>^71.
2, \Vli,i,iK )•"., b. .hine 10, 1S.")0; ni:!!iiifactjVer at Clierrv Creek, Ckautampia Co. , N. V.:
111. Jan. o. 1S7F Mary J,. 17atoii, h. Dec. ^.F IS.^.o. ' \. X,>,i L., b May 8, 1S74. :k
<.iOiu>ON Wkm.s, b. Jnlv :], l.S."37: nianuf.; in. May 10, ISSF Hjitrir M. Carter, b. -lune
."), F'^.')(i. 4, Fvi::ut:r-!- F., Auu-. 24, IS.'iO; maiinf. ,"m. Feb. 17. ISs'l, Alice Dav, b. Aul'.
IG. IMJF .'. 17r,i,A A.. AuiT. Fi. ISil.".. (i, Cf,AUi:Nri:, May ;3F Fsii7.
\\. Melissa Stetson, b. Sf]it. 2S, 1S21: m. Oct. 2, ISoO, Ceor-re \. I'otter; f.-ininn-;
res. Herta, Cuvalioira Co.. (>.
V. Orlando Stetson. Mar(di IJ. 1S2F in. .lunr 0. l.s."")2, C;)ro!ine M. Mvers, res.
Stockwell, Oneida Co., .N. V. 1, An.na F.. b. July 11, l^o:j; ni. March 27. 1S7S,
F.phraini ConL;er, b. Fell. 21. l^'^O; n-s. Marsliall. Oneid.t Co., N. '1'.
VI. Eniilr Stetson, b. D.v. 21, ]S2(;; m. .\\>v\\ F"., b^.'iF An-^l !)o Forest. 1.
Emkiisdn, b. Der. :k 1.S.72. 2. Fi.i.A, April, is.'.k :k Coiia. o.-t. 2-'), ls.-,7. 4, AKTim:.
July 17, i'^o'J. .■"), Ai.n v., March 24, lsc,2.
454925. Asa Stockwell, b. Feb. 2:k isOF d. Dec 2(5, is;:',, in Fvnden. N. V.:
farmer; 111. Nov. 2t.l. !S20, Orplia II., dau. of Jo!;i, ai;d 1 biniuil'. Si>eii.er: b Jnlv:;0. ISll.
I. Funic- S.. b. Aujr. :F|, 1S:;0; <1. a! San-.-rti.i.k .\ , V., An-. ;;0, is:il."
II. Charhi'ie M., b. .!ulv2, 1S:;2: ni. .(an. 1. IS.")!, 'rrunmn C. I'rait; b. llartwick.
OtsciToCo., .\. V , N.^v. 10, 1S2."). 1, Ih.KANoii T., b. Srj.t, 1."), 1'-^.-)2: .1 Nov. 1. I'^-VJ.
2, I,fcii:x Ik, Au^^ 0. IS.!."); ni. Oct. 27 l^'-^O. I7inin.i C., (kni of Natlianiel and itarrii't
Jewel; b. .\-,ir;i I, IS'F :}, .Mai:vF., b. .1.11!. 2:k l^^'il. 4, Fi:nik A., .lau. 2."). l^-'-s.
HI. Eleanor Ik. b. Nov. 30, 16:5;"): m. .lulv 4. 1 s.-. k .lames A. D. bnv-.t; b. Ajcil :,.
1834; d. Dec. :U, b^i'-5; Vi) Dec. 12, iSiiS, .lames Mor.se. 1, Makkin A.. .Iune2.k 1S,").5;
248 KHANCll Ul' .lOXATHA^.
! 3, Ki\<:si.i;> K.I, ,■,';',. is^i: (1. A pi il o. Is::.'. 4. Annu., I)(c. ''0, 1n;:>.
1\ . Aln:i7(i i)., 1). Au'T. 1(5. l.S;.i7; m. Sfpt. l.'i. ISilH: iMiici-aiicy U..-;ui.!th. 1, Aiu'iJ,
. A., 1). .Iiilv N. ISiii. -J. Asa Kahl. A))ril IJ, isr,'.
I V. "llniii.iil, S , li. l)t<-. G. ISW: in. -Miir.-li 12. Isf;-j, (ico. W . N\ iitcrs. 1. Hat'iik
A., Au<r 2. isi;;).
! \']. .M:;ri.-,ii I".. 1.. .Iul\ l:'.. l;-i2: .!. Aui^. IT. 1M;1.
i \'ll. H:ui!s..ii .[.., I). A;:"-:-. 2o, lH4(J: lu. .)ulv 1, IS'ufi, .Mar\ l.-iii". I. Kor.i- i;'i . Wn . 1.^,
1S71,
"\'I!1. As;, K.. All-. 2.y. 1S.57; a. Manh 20, )xr,s.
; 454f>3. Mclieu Tuttle, l'. Jucc is, Im."); liis I'athcr dying- wlit-n .M. was about
j nine yix. 1.1' a.. Ici!\ int: vlii- rauuly ill di'sritiiTc cinninstaiu'rs, Mi-li'. ii at oner iiumrniiy
I oont'roiitcd tiic diilicuitivs di' rln' situation and su.-cci'dcd in oviTCDininj; tbcin. About
]79o. 1h> went west, into tlu- vilds of ccnti-al New "\'(n-l;, ;'.iid lncat«'d some ^vild bmii in
Avliat is now tlif town of (.'o!u;nl)iis. ("iifiiani^-o Co., (d( an-d a \K\tch. built u lop i-aliin,
retiirnrd to Mnss. and in. 17if), l.ovisa l^islioji, and iiok Imt l)a'l< to Ids ,v'l)ih in tin-
wood.s. 'I'hf ^\■cdi' and licar and olln'f \wld dmi/cns of lln- foiT.-t tlirir only \i--itors, and
Koim- Indians who had nor vf. luaili- up tlicii minds to leave tlie graves of tln-ir fathers
and dejiait for the l;i!ul of tiv setliiiiT sun. oceupyina' :i win^wam on a jtoit of his ju-eiii-
ises. ileii' tli(>y lived and labored, the husliand over 70 yrs.. the wil'e over 5;) yi-s., and
l)roii<'.-ht up their family of six (diildreii. I'xmul: very inj^enious in mrelumieal contii-
vaiices, he l>e<-ame intlisjieosa Lde to tlie other new settlers \\ ho a iu-i w aids e..ine in. lie
<-ould fiiiild a loj:; cabin, make au ox sled or i;ai-t, a built plow, a meat rask, i\ sa]) ]iail,
ete. His ]iowers ui pliysieal hilior and endiiranee w ere remarl-.able. Jle would iro Two
juiles to liie fa.im ol liis i)jo.-in-law, di a iuijre ihiy's ^vorI^ lo-eine and c-hoppine. then
back i. luishel of >.:-rai;j a mile to the mill, have it .iirouinl, and then back it lion.e tliree
liiih's, in ih( darl:. through wikkIs ami along- a dim jiaih mavi^ed onl_\ b_\ lua-.'.e(i trees.
Once it was necessary to go HI miles to tlie mill at liurlingtoti F"lat- \\ith grain: haviiig
no vehicle, he hung a bag of r\\-o bushels between two oxen and started. Three mile-,
short <d' liie mill the oxea couul bear the io.i.i iiu furtlier. Mclieu took it on lii.s back,
and on arr)\-ing found the mil! -'ch*sid tuv repairs," and had tore.uiii without his grist.
Siibsejuently lie imjirovised a cart without wheels -\\ hicli* answ errd as a vehicle for
bringing hone- the giisi. He once walked ilie entire distance to New "\'ork City (250
jiiile.s) to mai;e jiaymenr on liis land, crossing the Hudson liy swimming \vitl> his clotlies
bundled and strappetl to liis back. He was kind, hoiiesr and faithful, and long lived to
enjoy tile fruits of his labors and tiic esteeni of his fellow citizens. He d. .hily ol, 1872,
in tlie D.'^itli vear of his a. His wf.. b. June 11, 17.8; d. IVb. IC. 1S49. in lu-i"7islyr. —
; ('ont. hi/ A. "a. y'(tf^>. A'.vy.
i". .James, 1;. O.-i. H), KUG; m. Ueb.cca Craudall.
II. I'hebe, b. Au:r. 2;), i;;*!:^; d. .lulv 7.1b(;7.
HI Julia, b. De.-Mo, 17il;(; ni. l.ew"is Clandall.
IV. Amos IJisliop, b. (.)ct. IG. l^■i)::;: m. Pattv Sjiaulding. . .
V. Diantha, b. .Mar;-h 21, 1807; m, Anthony Olney.^
\[. Kmelina. b. Marcli 20, 1810; m. Alvin Vl. Ham"b.
454931. Jo,me.=; Txittlc, 1'. <>et, li), 17'.)(e- now (1SS2) livimr ; m. Jan. 2U, ls2().
Kebecca Crandail, b. Aue. 1S». 17;*S:.l. l'<4:i; res. Ib-.H.kli.dd: !• chil.l.
! I Lewis Crandall,'"!,. Oct. 10, 1S21: tn. May ;il. isMi, Phebe K. Wt.odward. b.Oci.
! ;j1. 1S-J1I; (1. Jan. 24, lsr>() (2)Jul\ liJ, lS(i'.'. .lennie ].. Hickinson; les, N.^wton. Kansas.
' 1. Kmm\ p., Aug. ;-!(>, IS-ls; d, Aug. 14, b'-iVJ. 2. M \i:v K., Mac 11, ]s.'>(J, d. Mav 2,
bSol. :'.. M. Ida. b .Ian. r>, ls.-,-,>; .p o.t. .'), l,s()7. 4. ('has. H.,"b. X..v. I.'., Isol: d.
Jan. 2. ISii"). ."). Ciiri.i: b\, twin with ('has H.: d. March 11, \s:,r,. »;, L. M ai;(-ki.i,.\,
Nov. 2s. 1^'.');: m. Sepr. -J.). b^7.7. Marv Ik Craudall. b. Auu'. 22,. ls?.7. 1. M(irtil>..
Krb 2.",, l;<77. 2, ./'■''/•' // , Aug. 4. 1S7S. 7, Ai.ici-: 11.. Feb', li), |sr,-2:d. Oct. 22. "1.^1)7.
S. .It :;.s-|i-. M., b. March IN. isr.tj; d. Auir 2,. isiis. /. b_\ -Jd m. : !». kiXN B...luu.'
;;i: isro. K,, I'-i.o-, .s.. .lun. :k 1S72. 11. Ij.w M.vv, S.'pt. 11, 1S71. 12, H.\i;()i.,
l:;. Cau.,!.. 11, KTin;i.. irii.iets, Dec. 11. IST'J: llaiol and Carol d. .Ma'ch2:). INSU;
I'th, I d ik'c. 11, i,s;n.
11. Khoda k., I",b. Is. 1S21; 111. Silas l,a;nb; res. I'ay.'tte, I'ayetle Co., Iowa. 1.
I'lMt!;. 2, Cii A i;i <>r ! t . -'k Ii:wi\.
111. Kmelim- (>.. b. M.;:,-li l(i IN-jii; ,1. .Ian. 2:i. 1N7;: m. .Iul_\ :!. is.M. Smith
I'rcss.-r. 1, CtiAKM s_ I,, .\lar.-h, ]s;i;(l. now .I8S2).-rud. in Corm-li i'ni\irsil\. liii.ica.
X. V.
TUTJJ.E. 249
IV. John ]•:.. 1.. M:iy 11). 1P--,'.S: m. April 5. isr.f;, Haniei Wvnian. I). Xov. 2, 1827.
'. . l-;i,i,.\ .M.. Ii Ajuil •"(, ISfii;, iiTud. Whit' :-r()\vii ."»i-'.ii. "'A i;irc scluij;!!'." 2, AuTHlU
I)i',i.ii.-s, 1.. .May 22. 1^.")^; d. O.i. 22, lS(i;j. :;, Hakm.v .M., .fuiif .■}. ]N(iO; d Aug. 15,
K^tM. ■}, iMiA.NKi.iN .1.. .l::;i. Ki. isr.:;. .->, Mauy }{.. April Ki, ISCC.
V. (liurlnt;.-. I), .lane :,. ]s:](): m. l\.l.. 2:), l,s(i2. Kdaiii iiuuli.-k, 1.. ]\'l.. G. 1820;
res. l^i-ii()ld!>-Kl. .Miuii'^'iii (\t.. N. V. ; ,I;ii:irs 'I'litili'. ihcii fjitlier. is with tlnMi. 1. At.uk,
Man-h ::, IN.;^'.
VI. \\'c;illhv, 1:. .1i:lv 7. \K.V2; (\. Awj;.. 1S.-)fj.
\"ll. Ki.ci.ian ]■■.. h. V<-\k 2:?. 18;^(;: d.'j; n,, 1^51,
Vlll. ('(.riii'liH Solly, h. Maivli 7, ]S4n; m. March 17, IS.'i'^. M:urii> S. Sail.>v: res.
ISbiTliunif. .\. ^ . ]. .iA.Mr:s K.. Jan. 2. 1.'^ ■")!); d. March IC, isti."). 2, lii-.HMAX S., Oci.
18, l^:'i--i.
IX. l-"raucis Mariijii. li. Aii^-. S. iS-Ki; m. Oct. 11. 1>-l'i, Susie A i iustr<iii;.i ; res. Sher-
hnnu-. X. V. 1. !.i;'in ])., h. sV-].t. 12. is;7^:. 2. Lkmo.v Ji., Xov. 15, 1881.
454933. Julia Tattle, h. Dec. i:;, i7U<(:'d. April ]:',. 1872; m. Dec 1-1,1817,
].<'\vis('ra))d:iil: \>. S>>v. ]s, i;<jr»; d. Mi'.n], 14. ]Sf;:/.
1 Fr.-cinaii Ferrv CraiKlall. h. Xov. 25, ls20; i,,. Xov. 'JG, 184."">. Adeline Cutk-r.
).. X()\. 10, 181!*: d. April 1, JN;(i: re.'^. South lirooktield. X. V. (2u1iilvM, IS.sl , Harriet
Maria F.russie, h. Oct. 2^. ISo.j. 1, Im-'\_\t. d. Sej.t. 12. 18-j!t. 2, Imi'iii:}.! i; A . , 1). July
27. 1S.")1: (1 Jiilv 'J7. IS.")-"): :i, Oiu Kj'i .\ A., h. Maici! '.',, ^■<■^r,■. d. Dec. i), ].^ii:;. 4,
i.iM.iA l;., I). Sept. 2(:;. IS.JO; m. Se]il. 20, 1872. Daane ( 'rniifl.-ill, 1.. Jutie 0. l^ol. 1.
////<//,■ J>.. 1'. Mav oO, 1877. 2, A'lt'inr Lyrlmf, Match 2(), iss].
ii. K-ther "Crandalh 1. Mardi 8. 182."): lu, Feb.. 1.848, Kli Shertnau; h. Foh. 8, 181'!:
los. Salem. Fleiiosha Co.. Wi^. 1, F.^^•.I^ F., Sept. ."). 184:'.: tii. S<-pt. 20. 1^7(3. Fvr. D.
reasK, h. Oct. oO. 18-57: res. Salem: tV.ri;ier. 1, hJh,! /,'. , h. Xov. Di. l>^;s. 2, Fkm;.na
A.. I.. Xov. 22. 1S4(;: im. Xov. .5. 1874, J:;]);.-. W. llaliadiiv; I.. Aj.ril :5. 1^4S: res Salem.
1, I.isH- .1 .. h. Fell. ], 187G. 2. M.n,,! /,., F.-h. lU. I-';;). ;>,, M,i[>l ],., h. Match 27.
1880. o, FK\rrs K. A.. I.. Feb. 4 is.-):]; m. l-<h. 27. "i87!*, Fli/.aheth M. Fadeu. h. Dec.
22,18.58, 1, JIiirr,ij K.. Ma.y vil . 18S(», 2. //,;;, Jan, !», I.S'^'J.
111. Fliehe Crandall. h.'.\|iril 20, 18;-;); (i. Alarch 7. i>-i)2.
\\. ('harh.tie Craiidai;. b' Xov. 11. l.^.jl; d. .lutiei:-;, ISC,;: in. 184!l. .Vmei,/o ( 'linii-
Tiuiiv 1. Makv .1., b, Feb. 7, ls.-;0: d. Scj.t. :^5. l-vsi; „,. .Ma.rch 24. b-<)7, Xathaii liurch:
lariner: b, Jan. 14, 1S48: res, lirookfield. X. Y. 1. /.e.v/.v 7/,/,///, Dec.-".. J'-'(i7. 2.
Fh.r" (ihn. Oct. 4, l.^'Gii. ;!. Ahna,. ].,,, .Ian. 11, 1871. 4. D.iiru! nii.lWq, Julv 22.
1S72. .5. l-jViti, (hir,,, Oct. 2:11874. G. J/.//-;/, b. Ai!:il 27. ]s'77. 7. .V./.'/m;//. Sept. 17,
is;*! N, /,;/■:. b. and rl. Sept. 2-"), I^Sl. 2, L'ki.ia !'., b. .Fan. 10, isri2: d, Feb.. ]S81; in.
Feb. IS. l,s7G. i;os.s Faiidiiin. :i. Fi.(»{A. b. Xt)v. 4. 1V.">4: d, Jan. 2i. l8G'-f.
V. Andrew Jack.soii Crandall. b. Mav 12 IS;-^:^; d. March 10, IStW.
A'l. Hhoda Keoecca rrandall. b. Dec. "24. ls:',S: ir,. Dec. V\ 1^G4. Oharlc- (ireeukaf
Ames: t'aiinor: b. \\vs. is. is;j,:; ics. C'obinibus. X. Y. 1, FiNcot.N .Iackso.n, March
15, 18GG; d. Aug. 2. lMi7. 2. Fkanv i: F., July 2!i. 1>';7; d. Match 12, I'^GVi. 8. .] i i.ia
CRANDALn. Apiil 17. ls71. 4, 1'i;ai!:. .\ n.M.^ S.'j.t 20. b->7.'). .J, Fk'.msC.. Feb. 8,1878.
{). Ft CI A F.. Feb. 8. 1S78.
454934. Amos Bi.sliop Tuttle, b, Ori. k;. \<[):\; ie>, Culumiius, X. Y.; fainu-r;
jn, Sei'1. 2-"), 1S2.5. Fatty Spaiiidintr, b. Sept. 2:-i, ISUG; tl. .lui_\ ;!0, 1>.G0,
], Alinon Fee, b. Xov. 22. 18JG: januer and mamii'acturer: Justice of tin- I'eace
foi toxv'ii of ('oliinibiis is.Ki to 1872: McuLber of tlie Board of SujH-rvisors of FhenaniJn
Co. for vrs. IMF). 'G(iaiid"72: in. XyxW \\). \>-:A . I'hiJie Mari.tte I'^raiicis, b. 1-eb. 10.
ISol. f. I'mma Ai)!:i.n\. b. S.-jit. 1.5. Fs.-,:;: d. .Ian. 2;J. 1.SG2.
II. llarvev, X..V, 20, ls->s; d. Jnin 2!), 1n;!:F
III. Fm-reiia, Se].:, 4. 1n:!1: d. Jnlv 12, l^.'yl.
IV. Celia. Apiii ('. 1^:!:?: li. M;iy S." !>:;>.
\". Delia, twin with Ceba: m.Mav:!!. IS.TJ, Wni, Faker Olnev. 1). Xov. 24, 18:)0;
<F Jnh 2;!, 1875. 1. .Iii.!\ 'riT-ii.r,. b."s..),t. 17. l^'^^v. d. April 2, isG2. 2. Cki.ia, b.
Julv 'J, l^GO; ni. .luly'.b bS7!). Ahmzo V.. .Miller, b. 18."):j, ;5, Jo-^IMI f;i;i:i;M:, b. Xov.
2;>."l8G4. 4. .\i .NtdX '1 1 •111 i:, March 21. 1>72.
VI. S-iiah I.ncretia. b. Sept. i;; is;;,-.- d..K,n.' 10. Is(i2: m, D.c, :.!!, is.y?, IJeulK-n
F. Fsitnli, b. 1"^25: now of Fan.-iouvil'e. ?\i:!i;aia Co,, N. \. 1. .Minmi: Hahmdn, An-.
25, IS.-,'-': ,1 Ma.rch 1. lMi2. V. \\ ai,ti;i:, JuF •,':. Im.M: d, Marcl, :;, 1nu2,
VII. .Iiilia.b. Marc), 2;, IS|0: d. Dec, 2'!.," 1^1^,
454935. Diantha Tuttle, b. Maich -M , Is'F; ,i. Ai.iil 22, 184G; m. Ainil 2. 1840.
Anthony ujiicy: faiinei-: b. Aug. 7, F'^i.): ics. So. lirooklield, X. ^i .
250
HliANf:lI (JK .TO.VA'l'IlAX,
I. Kllcn IViantlii, niiK-v. Arm-. 10. isll: m. IVl.. ■>!), ISGO, Kduiii Jlfiil.-v, !>. Jniip.
T.), 1810. 1, \\ 11.1. IK, .Manl. Oii, ISlil; d. Nov. 2:>,. isir}. '2. Mvkon, .1 uiic ;i' 1SH3. :!
Fkkk, .\u;'. l'i;. i"-i;i. i. im-.m^t. KcI,. n. i,<r,(i.
II. (.'io. \\'. OliicT. ]>. .Mai-rh 2, 1S|<;; 111. .Iinic. lSi;7. l-'ramls ,1, Staiiln'). K. N'ov.
I."), ]S1S; (I. All.--. 8i), ist)7; c') Feb. •,'■.', IN'iS, l/ihi 1), liiinlick, h. S.'i,:.. 1S.V2. 11.- .i.
.M:iy !). l.^:.'-;. l', ro!;.\ M.U-. Sf|>t. ."). ISd!).
454fK]G. Emclinc Tllttlc, h. .Manli -Jd, isiO. ,1. .\\>n[ is, i.si;.|: m. !),■<•. , 1S;30.
Alviii .Mil.) I..Mi,l.. I). .Nprils, I.scs: y\, Apiil -jd. l^yj. C, <.-liil.
I. .\lviii .M.'li-u l.:(.iiil), Auir. 'J'-K ls:;-3: in. .Np'i! :;. I.s.-):;. .M;,nlia .Iniit- ( iroci.lfal",
1). April •2-], IS.lt: ic.. l clnialiiK, .V. V. 1, l'"l.ni; iwci. .M., lite, M, l^ljli; til. Xiiv. 4,
187!l, KhiMT Full/, l>. Oci. IS. F-.-,.-,. ]. (jff,, /. . Manli 7. issd. -j. /„/■„/,/ .s„„, NFif.!.'
•i, 1^'s-J. X', t-;i..Mi;r. F.. Sfpi. 24. Iscl. ;;. ( 'i..\i;!;.\< k ()., .Mav •.;. l.sc.c..'
II. i;.ul„-ii F.ui^ Faiiil.. Nov. 7, is:!:",: ,1. April 11. In,;,;;.
III. rial. in F.'H.v FaniF, Urr. -'. Fs;r,; d. S.pt. v;, Fs40.
I\ . .laiiK's .Vcxs'iiKiii Fanili. .Ian. 7, lS:;r; ,1. S-pt. 2:!, 1S4(I.
\'. Miin-iva Am. ha l.;uun. Sf|it. 17. ls41; ni. O.i. in. is.-,-;, IPnry M. diiu'v, o.
Ocl. 4, is:;,-.: i>-.-. \'crnMn. Slii:iwa-^>-cc (_'-.., .\ii(li. 1, .)\mkv. 1)c<-. 1. Is.-in. -j, W'm..
Dec. 2->, isiil. :;, I'ua.ni... Oct. Fi. IS'iL 4, F.mki.i.m:, Fd,. r,, ,1. .Mardi Fs. isiiv. .-,,
t'i,.\r..\, Dec. 7. isiis. r,. Ai.vix, (i.i. IG. 1S71. 7. Fki;i). M.jy 2:!. IsF",.
450. Susanna Tattle, l-. N"n. 10. 17lis: m. l''.!.. 2^. !7-2s, Kii->!ni Fark.-r. i.. (),-t.
5. 17iis: V. (if .lu'iii and Hannah i!>a-<!-U) J', of WallM, Cunn. In 1 Fl!) I'.lia.Ia Park(^r.
a]i].>t. ,<rii;u-il. of !-;iis!ia, .-. of j-'lisha. In I 7-') F .l()--cpli 'I'm n.-i . jr. , of N . il.-iv. . ijuard. of
Dan M., s. of j-:i;.,]ia, ilii- inn. bcni- pr.-..-fnT i^\' Wall'd
I. Fu'.li Faik.-r.
IF Arunii FarkiT, I-. Aprllij, Ko'i: ni. Marcdi 11. 17.'.i;, Saiah. .lau. o* Kol.crt .M:\rriu.
1, M.\M!'i:. h. IVi). 11, 17.".F !. Foi;i.i;T r\-!i. F.'. I7.".';'. :!, Srs.\.\N,\. IVi.. 20. 17(;-3. 4,
AiucFU!,, h. April 1. 17(iF •'', S.\!,l.^•. .Mandi 2.k 1 ;(■.(;. (i, 1 vm,\.n. .\i.''il 17. 17(;s. 7.
Ec-NKK, .fail. 'll. ir.F s. in-ni. Ii. F.d.. i. 1774. '.K Fv.m.\n. ]-"i'I>. ;',(). 177'). 10.
Lin-.^i,\. F. .liiiv IC), 17S,;;. d. F'l.:.', a. >'t. m. Wldtin.; IF-.idkv ["/./■], '.v!!.. d. is.-;;;, a 70.
lil. Kiislia Faik.-r. I., .inly -J-'i, M ■','>: m. Awix. lU. 1 ;.1!», Iv-^i k, i- Sprnr.i. 1, Kr.i-It.v.
1). Ajnil -js. 17i;i. '2. K.\ 11! \!:i,NA Mar.di ;;i)', IM',:;. :;. Fhi.ok. Dec -is, i;r,.-j. 4,
As.\iiFl, April 2. I Tiis. ."i, Fi.i.i.v, :>Fir.K 20. 177:;. (1, Si[\i.i:i:. .\iu'. 2s, *77r). 7.
PoT.i.Y, Scj.t. \:',. 1:7s.
IV. .F.lin i'ark.r. 0. Srpr 17. 17:;'.)
\'. ]ian Far.k'M-. in Nov. is. i;(i2. .Miriam, dan. ol' F.-nj. Cnni.^. I. ];t rn, F,>1>.
;^, 17t;4. 2, i)K.NM..MX. S.p'. 2s. 17r.k: m. Fvdi.-i kF-a-lk-v. :!. I .n 1 m. \, .! nF. 21. !77F
4, Ki-ni. Dec. It). 17:4. .■). i).\Mr.r.. .May'24, 177:.. ' tk Fi 111. Fee. 27.' 1777. 7.
]ii:T.-;T;v. -luly Fi. 17s(i.
\'l. I)emari.-< I-'iukcr. b. .ln!vl<k 174:): m. Dtc. 2. li'ii, l-jio.s, s. oi Diiiviuu.^ and
Plndw ;.),d..i..-^<.n) Farki-r.* 1, Fok.a^. !^ '•, 17. KHF 2, F.\x. .Mar !i is, 1 7t;4".
AMI. Susanna Farkri-, b. l).v. 7. 174^.
458. Jemima Tattle, b. .Ian. Fk 1 74tk m. \h-r. s. i772. .-kth l!kik.-sb-r ^.,-,n of
Kb(-ii., jr.). b. F.-r. F), 17;;s: lu.-; 2d w F Uc m. ,1^ Si p!. 7. I7i;F Fb, b.-, dau. ..f CVr
slutiti and Hannah Man<ti(dd 'ludd. by whcni In- had amnin;- •■lln-rs. Caleb, b. April 2-")
1702; 111. L_\dia 4'i.Ttlc: Sdh Ik. r.-s. '.Nc liav. Hk-^ will i.rnvcd 17»!i: v.C. .I.-mima and
l^onniiu Rni'.jks. CM-CIS. ; Abel iFi<h,)p, Fichaid .Mansli-ld. .Xbralnui: Uisknp, wit !i.-;.-;r.-;;
names s. Calid) and all the (d:ik
1. Fludx- FdakosltT. b. Fci.. S. 1774; in. llcnton.
II. I'aFicncc Hlakcslc.-. b. Amr. 14. I77rv m. .ic->>r Fassctt, u ho .1. a. S-"); i. b.-sid.v
4 ciiil. whod. inf. 1. 1) \r.. b. 17i'4 ; in. .bdni ( iood-cll. 1. ,A .v.v, . 2. ( 'iii.m!:. b. 1 7rt7: m
Ania^a 'rh<ir|ic. Mrs. 'kiiurpi- \va^ at liic 'I'ntth' iin-ciinL: in ls7:! witji :', ;. r. chik. ii!i/.a.
Churtiit Ic ;iiid .lu'iia. '• .\ viry pha.-^ai.t and r.ithi-r r.-ma rkaliic even! took idacc ai The
lionsc ol .Mr. .I(ji'l kki.ssctt in '.Xoiih 1 la\'!!. 'kh.nrsday. Tlic cvcni w.is a family ^atlnn--
iii!{ in honor ol' tlic cii' In hah bir;inlay 01' Mr--, .\nias:. d'ho'jn', a.nd was ri'inarlcabh^
because f <n r a'-ii'. !• idd ladies, a'l sk-;'!>. w'.e piivcni. ihe aii'ii'retrale ol' v\hi>;e a^-'es is
HlOyear.s. 'I'lie sist.T.-- we;-.' M r,... .lohn ( b.od.. .41, a^'ed fi;;hly-i hi.-.' y.M,---. .^l rs. .\masa
Thorpe, u^-0(l t'i.,'lity, .Mrs. Ii hannir d'nt lie. aLCid ses-enty-seven, and .'Nils. .Funes Smith,
a^cd seventy. Of a I'.uni'y .d' nine ciiildr'ii of .ies-eaiid Fiitlence F,a>'<eU liie-e lour are
the only livin.i;- members, f.mr iiavin^:- ili'-.i in inlan > and another ilauLrhter dep.-irnni:
thi.s life .some thirty o(M ,\ea|■^, a-o. '] he Iki.-rt'il i.;mily was one of th>' lirst \\lii.'ii
settled in North Haven, and th.'.ihl ji; >:iiesf .'n.l k^ \,.t i,> b. s.-eii -•t:;nd'i!ir a short distance-
from t!ie- bridi;-f. .lesse. ihe inimedinie iinccslor (d this braindi, livcl on tin- spot wh<-.'r(,'
Tl'TTLE, TOli!). 251
l)is iiarnesaki' ^^|•. .Ie.-!S(» (Tf>o(lr-n'n now rt'si^ies, and licie \hc four sistiMS were liorn aufl
l)rout;lir ii]i in (li<.' ways nf good old New Kti^-iaini life, rcjili'iiishiii,!:' t!ir fVLniily ■wurd-
roli<* by moans of t!n' knittinir iH'cdlf, iln' li.^jm, and the spiiminfj: wlif-fd, '•onvcniiig tin-
prodncts of Ih.- dairy into hiittrr and i ln-csc, ::nd 1;'l;ii\y their .sluu'i' of I'un at rovn liusk-
inp;. '-audy pullings, I'tc 'I'ln' ]>at('rnal .l<-:>;-r livrd to thi' advanced a,ui- of cij^lity-five
yt'a!>-, and Mis. 'I'lioipf. or "■ Aunt ('liloc," a^ slic is familiarly called, lias in lier ]iossi'S-
si(ni likciu-s^rs o! t)olh ]iarii'i-i wliicli an- well wo'-tU seeing- It is said tkat the old
;;'t'ntli'ii'an li.id nn ni'cd to wear u ^viL;■ at ;ui ai;-t' wlieii nio,-t nii'n aro coniiM-lifil lo do so
or i;i\o uji lliv' inx'niy f)l' liaii-, and as iu- in\aiia')ly pi-csciitcd hiin>-oii' \vitli i :h li ])a!lic-
ular liair in it-^ piopi-r p'aj->' lie cann- i<i u'i> ky tin' rN-pi-o^<ivc nanu' of " Slii-k Ik-ad Has-
svtt." !]'■ was t!n' sfc'Mnd man in town 'o own a om- lioi-se wai^-on. All of tln' .--isit-rs
liavi' hc-w marrir(! and have rejired faniili'--. {■'•>\ -<-\cral years it lias keen t iirir custom
to uiiilc in cck'kratin'j' each otlif-r's natal i\a\. km this time tli" ])leasiiie \\as ini-rea>(-d
]>y tlie n!iex])f'i-t(d iiarticijiation of rkildnii and ;iiandcliildreii, inclndiiii;' one uieat
i^-nindi-liild, nearly all i.f \\-lio;ii wt-re pre-ent."- — Xi ir.sptiiji r. IsTk 1, ]j<'!^nl. '■).
Ai;i!r,i,iA, li. kSilO; m. Irluimar Tuitle. k Ww . . k. IsiiV; m. James Sinilli. 5. |)At.,
(k ak lilt i,s IT: m. 'I'ke compke;- w I'.te to se\ eral parties in No. llavea for record of tlie
ak.>\e iamilv witkout success.
Ilk Aki!,^vil Hkike^ee, k.-k. 4. 17;S: m. Akel Ikiskop.
IV. Poliv k'.lakeslee. Fek. -2^;. 17sri; m. Ik.rnes.
V. Seth' Elakeslee. Auir. o. 1 TSJ.
Vk Betsey Blakeslee. m, Dlakevie.-.
Vlk Confent Bkik.vMee, k. Scpr. v?4, i;:i;'.: d. Dec. -J,), ISJS; m. lV,-ik, >. of Jov and
Abigail Tuttle Bisliop, vIim (k in No. Hav. Fek. -J:), isfil. 1. Amuikw H.. Oct. l!i,"fSU!h
d. May ;:;i. l^il. -J, Mj.iiAi,, At'ri! 4. 1^11: d. Sejif. 5, iS4>i: m. Miirline kradle\ . :k
Kl'ji.A,' Fek. Ill, \<\:i: d. S,-].t. -2]". IS}-?; m. Sallv Akkv. 4, OlMtiN <)i;s.,x, Feli. fi.'lM.T;
d. Au;x. 10. l-^o:-; in. Maria I'kiiiip- k(4,. 27. ■|S4o. "5. I'In.is Ik. Marck kk 1S17: in.
A])ril Ik ks4i. Ciunk.rte 'riioii.c. 0, Atk i.i.i A , .! liie- 10, ksfH: .k Mav, lv77; m. Miuck
:J1, k^aO, IJora.ce .Joliiis.,11. 7.'Ami;lia. .lum- in, IsiS; d. Dec. -js, \s\:-,: m. A]-.rik iSoS.
Amos ]\-ase Stone, n. kiirrsKY A., .luh" 22 IsOl; m. .\ov. 2."). kS;',.^, Oi-rin Mansfield.
9. Dav., k. .hiite k-), lsv;J: d. .-auit> d.av. " ]ii. Ikii.i.y C.. An;;-. -21, k'^24; m. Oct. io. kSl:;^,
Hdwin .\fan-!ield. n. .Iamts K., Oct." 10. k-<-'(i: m. Fek. 1. is4(k Kii/.ak>etli Turner. 1'2,
<;ko. a.. .Inlv ^s!. k^2'-:; \'\. .Inlvljii, fSjil. Clari^-a kk,ickir.!:kam. lo. Jason ]i. , A]>ril
IT), \K.A): d. .iiiie'. is;3:j. ]4, D'at.. F< 1>. . \s:-\:\; d. Marck,' IK'.ik k"). kAfi-.A. S.. Sept.
■21, k-^;].";. Itk Ki I 1-..V I'oNTKNT. .lun. o. 1S-j7; d. Dec. '22, ls."i7; m. Dec. '2:1 IS.IG, (ieo.
M. Bea.di.
459. Hannah Tuttle, k. Nov. 10. 171o; m. Fek. «), 17H7, Christopker. s. of J)ea.
Samuel and Susanna ('rutrk>) 'I'odd [fj], k. Atiril 27, 17k-^. He lived and d. in Xo.
Ilav. : lii.s will ]>i-(iv. 17s."); nms. wf. liaunak, S()ns Samuel, Dan aiiki I'.dmuud, lieirs of
dan. Ikmnali kradk-y, in wit: Meliitaule and Sarah Bradley, dau. Al;ii,^ail and {^r. chil-
dren Oliver. Flam and Susanna Tod-k llar.nali Wlieelerand Josiah Todd Wkeeler. The
yr. ciiik Inid I Hcje Josiali 'J'odJ's land in Xew ("am bridge Soc. , Farmington. Court, 1S31.
urns, children of Akiirail Wheeler, dec., Elam and .Vdin Todd, heirs of Oliver, doc.
Mabel 'i'ruesdelk heir of Sarah 'i'ruesdell. <lec.
1. Susanna Todd, 1). Fek. l!i. 17:i7-N.
Ik Oliver Todd, b. Oct. -2. 17;;:).
Ilk Samuel 'J'odd, li, Jan. 4. 1741-x'; m. Abieall Tutrle.
IV. Dan Todd, 1). .^lalc)l 2u. 17kJ; m. Lucv I'rost.
V. Flane.ah Todd, b. i:i W'aierburv, Conn., Nov. C, k;4(.;: d. hek 17S5: m. Feb. 1!).
1767, Abel, s. of Moses Bradlev, b. Ajiril 7, 174-2. 1, Mr.niTAnr.K; su]). the Mabel
Truosdell of ksr.l. 2. Sai:ah, d." b.ek 1S;^1: m. Truesdell and left ckik
VI. kaluiund 'I'odd, b. Jan. i!. 174.S: m. Hannah Tuttle.
Vlk Muhilable Todd. b. Nov. (1. 17ok
viik Josicvh Todd. b. oei. i:.r;o:;.
IX. Abig.iil 'I'odd, I) Oct. -22, Ik.o, m. - — Wheeler. 1, Hannah. 2, J»isiAH
'I'OIJ'.).
4593. S.'imuel Todd, b. Jan. 4, i:4!-2: reui. to riymouth. Conn. (Todd Ikd-
low), abt. 1770; (k April kl, jSlO; m. kis c.uisin .Miiu-ail, dau. of Wni. and .\bii,'ail
Tuttle. .ki'ie 7, i7(;'.): d. .)i;ne -J-k ls2S.
J. Oliver.
II. S:iniuek b. Mai'di 1, 1774; d. ne\t mo.
252 j'.K\\( II o\- .iosx'wiss.
45931. Oliver Todd, 1>. S.'i.i. 11, 1771; d. .lum- 5, 18;W; m. Mav li), 17!Jl, Al.i
uHil Wan.-T, 1.. Im 1.. I'.l, 177); (1. -Inlv Id, isl'.i.
I. Sainii.!. 1. K.!.. IS. Wxl: ,1. .v. /.,.lu!v 22, 1870: lu. Mm v l'i>T|K,nt, h. ,\))!il
U. Miraiuia. 1.. .Miuvli -j;, 17!»J: d Au-. :;i, ITUii.
111. Milan, l:i, 1.. .Iuim^-^T, ITH'l;,! !),.,•. K], ISHt; i;,. Merrilt IJiji-frs.
]\\ I'olU Maria. !.. M:>v Iv'. i:!'!!; in. Ainil 2:], hS'iO, John M. Beach, 1.. Dcr. ](),
]7!ll; .1. Ai>ril 1. isl:). 1, Oi.rvM; Tom), I., o-t. ;j. IWl; m. Nov. 1. 1^11, .Marv HalJ-
win. 1, ('■if/mru',. h. Apr:' 111. i^KJ. L', h'r.- nc< .^ Lo-.h'i, Dec. 21, 1n41. :;, .A/.'//,
J/(;/-.vA.'iV, Miiv 12, ISK). ^, M< .vaml, r. :\,,hi,t,l,. ('>. ,)rii nj. 2, Auic.mi,. b. Sept. Ki.
1>^2:^; 111. ()ri."20. l'vI2, Trniiiaii ]). lv( -. h. K.'C 2:). ISM; ics. Pjvinouth. 1. 7/,/,/-//, h.
Nov. 1.-), ISOO.
\'. .loci. 1.. Mai.h :jO. ISlJl; (!. May 1, IS.M; m. Soj.t. 8, lt-2(J. Austria (iii--s. 1..
Julv y, 1S07; d. Aim. 0, 1^-17. rem. to .Marietta, o. 1. Tkk tils Sam'i,, I.. M;',rch 10,'lS2.S;
<t. Au^i-. 28. 1S.54; 111. .Ian. 2:i. ISo-l, Emma Caldw. 11, 1.. Nov. 5, ls:',S: d. Frh. 22. IS(i'J.
riymouth Co.; Ti's Marietta, o. 1, }hi)-!i CtiUhrdl, 1.. S,-).!. 1."). IS.')!. 2, Makv l'ir:j;-
rONT. F. b. IM. js;]!), ,11. Xcv.. Isr.U, .hjiiii L. S!ia,v, I,, .hwic (]. ISO!); r.'s. M.. O. -J,
F)i.\NCKs I.diis.'i, M;;_v 2'-!, is;i2; d. .Ian 2s, IS-I?. -1. ( 'ii.\i;i.())tv. ]j.i/..>l1;i;i ii, Ajuil Ki,
]H;5G. d. May. 2i;, ISj:!. .">, I-'.mmv .1.\NK. .lulyi). lSi]S; in. .Iumc. 1s.')7. Natha'i ']'. ('as.-, b.
]S27; res. l)e-s Moin. .s. *!. Bl:^•.lA^n.^■ Sir.u.ucK. .Ian. 2S, IslO; d. .\u;:'. 2:!, ISCJ. 7,
Al)i-;i.iM-. MAinA., b. and d. April 10, is):! s. \a-. (iUA.NH Hkkks, May 2:-!, l.siJ; d. (>et.
'2k), ls!i4. at Carlton, Mi.ss.; in war. Si, Cohnki ta ArsTinA, .Jan. 2s, 1840; d. al>t. 18(»2;
<ia!io!!, Crawford ('o. , ().
VI. Al>i.irail Timlo, b. May 21). ISO:!; d. iinm, .luly 1(1. 1S47.
\\\. l>avid. b. All''.-. :iO, IS'ii."); in. and liad Fain, and ri'iji. tu Cincinnali. <).
VJII. Hiram, b. An^; o, 1S()S; ;, dtiitisi; ir.-,. Culiiinbus. O. ; ni. Carrii- V.. \N'rii:hl. 1,
1.I/7IK 2. \^'Tl,l.!I•:. ;!, Fi,oi;i:n( i:
IX. Hli/,abe:li Cbarb.it'', b. S.-pt. 1. ISIU, lu. .lames JJn.u-n, M.li., [.]|.|
X. Oliver Aiufi-ustus (jarrelt, b. Oct. 1, l!sl2; n-s. 1 )anlmr\ . C(,nn. ; lawyt r: •! udtre
of Frubate, is")!), m.'.lune, 20, 1S;34. Mary Ann I'ierpniii, b, Aui:. 2;!, ISlo. d."Man:li 27.
ISiiO. i,2) 0<t. s, ls(i.s, Josepliine (rray SinPii-is, 1'. ai \\'ili< :n, C.inn., Ajn-il 80, 1-4(1. 1.
Mii;a.\|)A I.iuis.s. .Inn-' ;, is;!."). 2. ]ri;M;v Arcrsri s. b. .March s, is:i7. ;). >F\i'.iox
BKAinriiin . !)ec ;). ]s;3s. -|. Fn \x( ]:s Ai>i:i.Ariii:. Si-pi. 22.. 1s40: m. .lann-s Xorfin;
n^s. N. Y. C. ,"■), b;ATUAi;!.\K I'l nu'ii.NT, b. Nov. 12, 1S12; d. y. 0, Cauui.ink
Ih.T/.A i;k-| ir. Se])t. ;■;, ISll; d. y. 7, lltKAM \\' A 1 ,1. A( i;, Marcll 12. IS.IO; d.v. S,
At,fi;ki. ]>rv'.i;roxr, Aj.ill 11. is.VJ; /'. by -id r,i.: 0. SAMrv.i. S'l i i;(;i;s, l)ec. 27, IS'lii. 10,
Jo<i:eiiixK (i'k.\.v. March is. 1X73.
4594. Dan Todd, b. March 2(1. 171:!: d. Sei.t. 20, is(l,^: m. Lucv Frost, h 17.')4; d.
Jan. 8. 1821: res. X. Ilav.
F Sainne]; stnd. law and srt in Ciii<-inna;i. O. 1, 7>(/"., m. 1\<'V. .
II. .b.siah, b. ])er. IS. 17!)!. at Nn.Hav.; m. .'nue Is, 1710, l'7I;/„belh. dan. of
-lessi- and FatieiM-e '/FiMd) C]ii;ton, b. Se].t. 20, 17l!0; ivs. Xev. Cenn., Newarl; Valley,
'I'ioj^a Co.. X. V. 1. Sami'KL, b. Ani;-. 22, 1SI7; slnu-inaker: No. Ilav., Conn.: m. .ban.
T, is'.jl, Emily (dan. llnrvev and N;u.<-\ .lohnsun) Ivich of Owe^o, N. ^■., b. Dec. 10,
1S2.'); d. Newark \'allev, x! ^ . . Fee 'ii;. isos. 2. Fi;ki>i:hi( k llAM)i;r,, b. Feb. 20,
1S1fl;m. Sej.t. 17. 1S.-,(V ]>b,.l,r b7rr/abitb Sb.sson. b. Nov. '.i, ]^;'.0. ], IF//'. Sh'sMu.
•Ian. 2f), d. .Ian. 2!l. 1S.V2. 2. Cniui, Au>r. 0. d. An<,r. 20, IS.VI. :;. D'nui. .-Vnir. 0; (t win)
d. Sept. 8, IS.^,1. 4. ]-rnlrrirl.- /.-////.v, .NJar.di 10, IS")!!; icl.--rai,hrr at 'I'owanda. Me. o,
Frtti'l.- Jhiijd. „. ]k F.'b. 20, ISOi). at Fi-, Hapids. .M icb. ' H, l\r., d. a. 3 we.'Vs. 4.
Amki.m .linii'i-, b. .Fine 7, ISj;!. m. l>ea. NVm. H. Ibisbnell, Niwark Vailry, ?N . V. ."),
llE.NKiKTiA ^^^\ll.\( i.. .\piil 22. 1S27: r(s. N. V. 0. l;'ir;i;!;i IJfUxs. .Mai.di .0, lS21i:(i.
Se]>t. 28. is;;i. ;, .Mailv .Josmmi im;, Feb. 0, is:!:',; m. S, Fii)i;i.i\, Mav i. is:!."); iF
iMuy 10, ISf::). !), 44ii,i;r,-.. Adki. mdi;. I).-c. 4. ISijS; vi. Feb 14. ISlHl, Manddbert New-
ton Chapm:ni; fanner. X. V.; b. -luh .">, iS;;;; d. I'rb. 11, IbOS. 1, J'',i/i ,,//./:>■-:( ji/ti/h\
Oct. 2S. ]S02.
III. Mary. ni. Stn-r! II nniiston. (Ibi'rlin, O.
IN'. llannali, m. I ves.
\'. Fn'-y, num.
4596. Edmund Todd, b. .Ian. (i, 174S; ni. his consin Hannah 'lull ]••, sisier of
.'Mi.:j-ail, \\\ of his bio. SanuK'l.
1. Fiani.
II. .\din. rem. to .Me;,ditli. Didawar-- Co., X. "\'.; m. !. CiM'>i-. .', S\li,v.
3, l,\riiA. 4. 4'rn s. .")_ i;i.i;\i>\. 0. 1m;.\sii s.
TODD, TUTTI.E. ^y.i
HI. PaiiiH.
IV. J.,%-(lia, 111. Cliamllcr XfU'toii of Bristol, Coiiii.
V. Susanna, lu. May 1, 170:!, Uri AU.-n [i].
45961. Elam Todd.
I. Trill [KTi'jico. 1). 1-Vl). 0, ]7nO; m. ].aiiri;!i. .--. of Asapli nnd Diujiaii^ Todd Mt;>r-
rijtian of Mcridi-n. Conn., who d. April, ISGT, a. 80; (> cliil. 1. Hannah, 1>. Dec. 2s,
ISl."); in. C)c-t. 10, 1838. A!i>ert Fostpr of Meridt'n. b. Nnv. 7. 1804.
II. Dull, rem. TO Munioc Co., O.
HI. Flora.
IV. A>a.
V. Silas, li, Xr.v. ^n. I7!i:-': n;. Nov. :-!'\ l^-}."), li.-ts.-y riUf^y. 1.. Aiiir. 1;J, ISOO. 1.
.Iamks I)oi;r;, 1). Maivli 2-2, ISili); Conjj'. Min.. Craniie Falls. Minn.; ni. Oct. 2. ISo.-)'
Susan S. Webster. 1, CoriuJin Knnina, Dec. 8, 1850. 2, JaiiHi< Morcu-i, Oct. 12, IN.^i.S.
3. Wm. Eihniril. April 20, IS'll. 4, Daud lUi.Uy. May 18. 1860. o, Jonv llei/nnrd.
Oft. 27, lSfi7. (>, 8i'.!^"!i Eraii}:cth, So])!. 4. isll. •>. Esiinni Ki.vi.'tA, ]>. !).,•. 17^^, 1828':
111. Josipli Alonzo Frink. H, Adf.i.ia Ei.i/.a, dan. 20. ]No2: d. May K.t, l.s73; m. Biicr
15. Ben.son. 4, Fi^waiid Pavsdn, b. July 24. 1837: ni. Jaiio M. Lcinon. ."j. MAin
Ki,iza)u:tu, b. Ati^-. 22, 1839; ni. Joliii M. Favake.
VI. Arli^ali.
VI 1. liannali.
^'Hl. .Marv.
IX. Fvciiuc.
X. Ep.liraim.
XI. Adui.
45.10. WiJham T\lttle, b. Aus-. 1, 171S; d O.r, -), 17!'0: v.-ill dat.ri ,lni:ol7.
1785, lun.s. \vi. Abiirail, anil all ilio (diiidn-n: had land l)ouud<.'d by donah Tutth-, hoir of
Hea. 'J'uitlH of New Haven, also on Blue Hills bound.'d by Isaac TntTlc and Enos Todd.
Inv. taken bv Peter En^tinan and Cabdj 'J'odd. Hi' m. in S.Mitliiuirton, Conn Jan •"".■)
174 1, Al.i-ail Fr.'deri(d.vs. b. May 27, 1719: <i. Ma> !. l^lii, a. f)7; rhil. b. in X'o. Haven",
bnt he ri-ni. to Plymouth, Conn.
I. X';ahan. dan. 1, 1741-."); ninn.
H. .b.el. Mav 1, 174'J: ni. Sept. 3. 1772. I.vdia P.radlev.
HI. Hannah. 'b. Jan. 22. 174X; in. FdinnndTodd.
IV. Al>i.y-/dl. 1). Hino 7, 17 lU; m. Sainind d'odd.
A', ^'^"ilii;!ll!. m. Phebc Bnulh y.
\\. Pati'-n.c. b. .May 1, 17--)2: in. I'diene/.er l>:ad!ey.
VH. Maiv Ann. 1'. .Mareh 21, 17o4; nnm.
VHl. Sara'h. ni. Setli Pluiuh of Wair.l.
I.\. Matilda, m. Kjdnairi Todrl.
45.10.2. Joel Tuttle, b. May 1, ndH; (1. Oct. !'. IS2r.; will jn-ov. ^ni. vr. of Xo.
Hav.. inn-, ihih. Aliral.ani. t-diada. Hannah. \vf. of David Bassett, Olivo, \\L of Harvi'v
Bassett. Soly, V. f. of Ira I'oolitth-, Loi<, \vf. (d' Fcvei-<'tt Morse, Lydia. wf. of Justus
Smith, and i^ueinda, wf. of Ruel Todd. I>\nian d'odd anfl Dan'l Pierpont exrs • m
Sei.t. 3. 1772. l.vdia HiiMllfv, who d. A))iil 24. 1SI4. a. (!4.
I. Fivdeii.dv. b. dun-'- 22. I77;i: d. a. Pi.
H. Furi;ida. Ajifils. 177-""): in. Bind (s. of ,b)b and Mai-;ha Tnttlf) Todd and it-ni
to Mt^ Ibdly. Vt.
HI. Ai)rahain. b. duly 17. 1778: m. Mary Barnes.
W . Hannah. b.May'2s. 17^1; m. Havid" Bassett (d' No. llav.. Conn. 1. Philan/o
SilAnnoN, li. b-^i!^. 2, .![i,i.\ .\NN, IS!(i. 3. Hauvky Vk. I>. Ainil 7, It^ld: m. Fell i\
]Nld. .Mary Ann ]'(;ot; r<'s. Mniden, C.-ain. 1, Klls^mrfl, /•'. 2. L>ir,j A.
\. Olivi', b. .<ept. 2"). 17>;3; m. Hai'vey l>as>eu of Plymouth, Conn. ]. Luciiuhi.
2, Jf.iiiit'tli. 3, //.'/T' v. and anoilier.
VI. Fdiuda, 1). J. ill. -2. li^'d: m. Hannah Santord.
VII. Folv. b. Si-j.t. 27. 17.^S; in. Ira nuolntl,' nf Nortb ii.aven. Conn. 1. S.\i; u(
111. Ib-iiiy Bladb-y o;- Bristcd. 1. W, i,i ,r,,itl, If. 2. linn;/ I). 3. JIar''ii, I'n'jt. \.
S'lruli An:,. ."J. S,i,il!<i. 2, .\ ATU.\Nir.i.. d'c. 3,. 1 1; \ i-iA km r-i', irs. HfiTm, f^mn.
Vlli. l.vdia. b. April 7, 17'll; m. .lu-tus Smith ol .No. H.iv.. and liad 2 Hnl ■ liofli
d..'.
IX. hois, b. Dec. 22, 17iH: m. hov>-rott Mor-.-. 1, Fussa, m. \\dlli.-^ Savan of
Berliu. Conn.
'■2.rj4: rniANCi!. or joxa'i man.
45.10.23. Abraham Tuttle, l'. July 17, 177^; d. An-., l.'^07, n. SD; rc-m to Ply-
riK.iuli fil'-oiil ISO'); 111. May M ), l^-Ul. Mavy IV.iiiicsdf Wall'd. lie in. (2) I'ayiie.
I. (Jcorur, li. Si-jit. 'l2. ISW?: rem. lo (.'and',)-, Tii^ii,-;' Co., N. V., .lane, ]s:54 ; d.
Julv 2o, lytiS; 111. May 22, ls2"). Soi>liiu Xrul", 1.. in Sniiiliin^'ton, Coim., A})ril 2S, 1,S0},
si?. "of Hcv. linlliii 11. Ncalc, I>. 1'., the ('iniiieut 15:i;iti-t tlcrfryniun oi Boston. Ma-s. 1,
IJoLlJN H., ITS Cui'.dnr, N. Y. 2. (iKonc.i: lloi.i.i.N. in .1an. 17, ISdIi, I'limna A. Norton
(Istcnu'-.) 1, /Vr.;-, ;;r, Alt'n'ii, b. -laii. 20, 1871; ;r>. RrisKd, Conn. ;}, Ki,i\i).\, m.
Oct. lo, 1SI'>»I, Np.ncy l.aUian.L^.-. 1, llV/Zt- . li. Au/r. ID. IJ-C)!. 2..Fn'l(U', .luly v7. 18G8;
res. ('aiulor. -1, \\ AiiKKN Hri.i,. ni. Di'c K.\ 1S()2. J-ydia A.nn Fo^^y1ll. 1, J.firir, Nov.
4, ISIio. 2, j':';/>)/i'i Vi'!. Oct. 2.1. IMJ.";. 5. .)o!,i, Ai;KAi!\>i, m. Aut;'. 4. \H\1 , Lucy Jiar-
d'en: res. A]ipal!\rliin, Tioga Co., N. ^ . 1. lU-rthn. (">, Bk>:.i.\mi n Fit.\NKLi.N, in. Dec.
i51, 186y, Tlu'rcsu BrTli V. ; ics. C:.;i(]or. 7, ^1a!:v Ay.N, in. Au<;-. 2o, 1H4(), Tinujiliy ("urd.
\,' Alonzn, .]\n\(i !S, 184V. 2, S,,f,lti.i /nhhtUl, Aug. 2, 18:)1: lu. F.4). 4. INOD. Williain
i^'elsoii. 8, Gcordi' Ro^lin, Nov. G. ISoO. 4, Carrit Ji iuh< , h. b<-],{, 4, \sr,U. ,"j, 7)'>;/of/,//
Ah'i-'n. May HO, isiU. 8. Pini.i'..N]iA. iii. Nov. 1, IN-VI, Danitd l-onnsliurv. 1, J.ois Kni,
May ;!," ISiifl. n, Poi.t.y. in. .NLandi Id. ]S(jO. Cluirlrs V,'. Allen. 1, Mi/r/'i^. Any. 8, 1S(J:!.
2, (;,/'iii. Anir. S, 18G').
II. Jnel, .June 22, 1804; iii. 1''^;j4, H<-tsey Coursin; res. AVilsey vili.-, 'I'ioo-a Co., N.
y. l,"Wn.i!"AM, Fel'. 8, l>^>14; m. 0<-i. 12), IHI."). Minerva Hlair. l", Afuaii'-. 2. Bertie'.
:-!, Freddie. 2, CAU'iriNi:. .May T. ls:l(j; i:i. Per., ISHI. .lefTei>;on Cooper. 8, Bhtskv.
Nov. lo, l;^l(^ m. Mareli 21. 1S,")>. .lohi: Sihernail. ;>, MARTlfA, li. Sejit., lS4r); d.
Sepr. 18. l.-'l''). -3. I,')ri-\, h. .May 8, INoO; m. Aug. 22, 1S(>9, .leronie Stevens.
111. l-lliad.-i, i). Marcli 2, 180((; a clock niaker; d. .luiie. 18o4, in Owe^o, N. Y.
I\". l.idv, 1.. Mai'ch 22, IsOs; m. .I.ir,. ,">, 18;^l, .!(diii Huinistou oC ^yol(•ot.t, Conn.
\ . D.viui's. 2, rinri:.N-n.^.
V. I'hilander, b. .lune In. l>-']0: m. .lune ."i, l^;-;!, Sylvc.'^ter Fn)>t of Soulliinjrton,
1>. Mnv 8, U-iol. Skiii F , li. Fe!.. 24, is::2; m. May 2:4, ISoS, lltlen l!al!. 2, llKinacK
J' h ".hm 10, IS.i.l; Ml. A]>ril 22, IN.'i.^, Amelia >Fix; re.s. Cliapel «t., N. lluv. ;>, ll),M;v 1>.,
b Oct. 12. F-:'ii'>; n;. Oct., 1804. Ab',:r:dl I'.iU-. 4, Caimh.) nk M.. b. Oc. ID, l.s40; m. Alay
14, 18'>', Nel on N. Mill.--. ">, ^Y^;. !'.. b. •\^;^ l"i, IS40: m. Seni.. F^TO, r'anny Dickinson'.
VI.' Maiv, 1). Ft4.. ■]. |S17; ;n. Hinry Fp:^(.iii of \V.4coit, 1, fli.i.ior Ar.(;\.\i, li.
Dec. 9. 1810; 'ii's. \\;aerl)ury. Conn.; dealer in ice and wood. 2, Ivm ioyi:ttk, .May 25.
J84'i.
VII. Candine, -Ian. ;'.l, ]81!i: d. .Inly 20. ISTO; ni. .lolm, s. Seth and Fydia ((iilb tie)
Norton of Fnstol, Con-a.. b. Nov. 27, lSi)2. I.Fm.ma A., b. Sept. 10, 1844; ni. (F R.
Tuttle. 2, Ai.Tiii'.A F., b. >F!icl) 0. is4"-'; in. A. V/. Fiarnum. o, Fyih.v C.. b. .Ian. 8,
18.")!. 4, .FOiN A., b. May 22. F-'.".S.
45.10.26. Eliada Tutiie, b. .hme 2, 178iF m. l'\b. ll, ]S12, llannali, only da:i.
<,f Col. J-:iibii Sanford of Hethany, b. Scju. eO, H;*:!; d. Sept. \:], 18C>S. Tiieir dan., Mrs.
<,']i'il-., \vt':!(',; in 1^70, '■ .My faFiei is m'H !ivin<'- bere in Bri.sfrd (Cnnn.> at tlie j^ood old
iio-e (4" 8-1, with a bric-lit, (jiecifni C(nint', iipiiee and a iniiul uninipa.ired, but, of course,
lonely from the loss of a u^ood \\ife. for never -vv.hs there a better mW'c. jind mother."
'l. \Vell)ny;ton. 1). Sejit. (i, 1814; drowned in San Francisco ]3ay, Jan. 28, 18.")0;
unnj.
IF Elibe, b. Se].r. F?, 1820; d. ■<'. i. April 25, 1847; in. May 22, 1844, Caroline M.
Join! son.
III. Hannah SaiF'ord, b. Deo. 2.-|, 1S22; m. June 1, l84o. i^inijey K'dsey, who d. -v. /.
Oct. 20, 1847, H. 27. She m. (2;i Hon. Charles Ezra. Chirk of \\ atertown, N. Y., li. in
Savbrook, Conn.; i/rad. Y. <'.; an eminent lawyer; mem. of tlic !S'. Y. Assembly 8 yrs. :
Mem Coll. from \Vatertow-n Disi.. N. Y., d. Dec. 7, 18(;:F i. by 2d in. ; 1, Chakoj:s
FziiA, 1). >iarch 0, ls.-):4; d u. 4:; davs. 2, JtM.iK'i S., b. Oct. !», 1^,^)4. 2,, Chahlks
Ki.mr, F. S'^pt. Fl. 18")(;. 4, John X'KKUi, b. Nov. 2, 18.")S. .F Fi.ui^K.xtK S., May 1,
18G2.
IV. IFiiriet N., b. June 4, 1825: m. Je.ne 1), 1847, \\ iltiod H. Neitletmi; .". /. ; res.
Bristol, C.iiiM.
V. S.".rah. b. Sept. 10, ls27. d. F.4). 27. ISl-jlJ.
VI Fliada S., b. Oct. 24. 1^24; ni. Ap'il 27, Fs5S, Ihneline llawlev of ]',cihhdiein,
I'onn. 1, Aktimi: Wf,i,i,in.:to\, b. Feb. 2:i, 1S5'J. 2. llAi;i;ti:T N.. b. July 24, 1801.
y Mauv' FouisA, b. .Fil\ 17, 18'i4; d. Nov. 21. 1807. 4, Anna Ci,.\i:k. b. Juneo.
4>-'o.';,
A"!l. Fucinda .;.. b. .hiiv 21, F'^;F; m. Sept. 20. IM.^O, Ibuiiy Mcrrimaii ol I'ristid,
Conn.; rem. alit. 18b.l to Clinton, On-Ma Co.. N. V. 1, IFCt'iik Ni:t'1'i.ktox, res.
Wauriown, Conn.
Tl-TTLK. 255
45.10.5. William Tllttle. In Oct.. irsi, .,ii.- <.( tin- oroiMii/tis of an JCpis. soc.
]i! Nditliiiuiy, Colli!.: will pjuv. nt \\'iiteri.iniy, ('mm., Jan. ,S, ll^lN, "late of Piynioutli ";
JyyiuHn :iiid Nallian 'i'nttl'- adnirs. ; in. Plu-lx; I5iadlcy, \\]u) lu (2) .Tool Norton, and in
182:-) a-- wid.of Wni. 'ruttlcind wf. of .Foci Noiton joiixil in acfrfcnuMit vit)i Lvniaii,
Olix-cr and Narliaii 'J'r,ii!c it latinir to lan<i-; in rh-nio;iili ami Bristol Slic d 1S:J7"
1, Lyman, b. 17s:',: m. Mcli:t;i!>!i' 'i'oI!,-s.
II. \Vii!i:iiii. \k Jm'1). 1(1. ITS,-); )u. .Mairh 21, iSHl. ];,.i,s'_'y I'latt.
III. Oliver. 1., .June ](\, ITsT: ni. A]»ril 1:], ]S10, 1-ydia .\nn licad.
IV. Nallian, !>. ITlil; nuTrham in .\i-\vi(;n . fonii. ;" d. nnin. Oct :jO l^^S^ a 47
V, Ch\n-.
W i'l^llur, in. S.uiund .Mallory: rm.i. to l^i. wliciv he d. ]. Dat, m. Hohert Neil;
»(-^'. I.!il;c Conio, \V'avni'("o., Pa.
VII. Al.i>:aii. in." Larkin.
45.10.51. Lvman T\lttle, d. Ajnii 1;;, lxr,U. a. «(>: m. Nov. 27, iSOo Meliitaldt^
'i'(Ul(-^. v.liod. V,-].. It;. l.v(iS». a. .^o.
1. i.riia .Al.ii:ail. !>. Feb. 2'i. isii;; unni.
I!. liiMiry, Maiv!, 21.1. ISOS; wt-nt •■,\ oi a'Hiiit IS'oo and m-ver lieard from.
Hi. .'nli:i Ann, .Ian. 2S, islO: ni. ()>-i. Id, 18;12. Au.stin Sh.ddon of Kranford, Conn.
IV. .\l/iiiia. 1.. 0<i. 2:>. ls]l: in. May 17. 1S41, Thomas P. Tompkins. 1, kr.iiiu.
2, .t.A,NK. :-".. I.Ari?.\.
V. l.yniaii, ].. Aini! 27. 1S];5: m. Atwait'i. 1. Kmockxk. 2, l^ifiKNK.
V!. .Mrldral.].', Vt-h. 2'!. isio: m. Sfj.t. in, l,si7, iif^nrv Plninb (iri'r^r^- s i
y\\ ChloH, 1>. ])."<•. U. ISltl: m. Smitli Dart. 1, H.4.KKIKT Lnri.s.v.'^'^
Vlll. Salome. ])'-(.■. 7. JSi-S; m. .1 nlins OlmsU-ad. ], .Tui.U's Ai Gi'STfs.
IX. Siidircjui'i. tvvii; v,i:li Salon. e: in. William ];ie',iards. 1. Ki.ijvN. 2, Kmii,t.
:-^ K^r.V. ), I'.DV.MU). .-), Klk; \i!. (i, KDiTIi
X. S;,llv. li. \\:,vrh 2o, JS2].
XI. l.;Miiaeite, April 27. Ib2:}.
XII. Ci>.-o'it\. .ViiiT. 2(1. 1S2.").
Xril. S.H,ri,K,. \)<-c, :!i. Is27.
}:\\' i'llean.n-. Manli f). ISHO: m. iJa-^seTt Cohveli. ], Ei,n.\.
45.10.52. Vv'illiam Tuttle, 1). Feb. Ki. 17s:.-i: m. >iaivli21. ISIO. L" 'is,-, , d'au. of
isaa. JMai: of X'-wtovvn, (;Mnri.. I), .bin. 1:;. ]7;)2: rem. to Meieiiith, iVdav.aie Co'.. >,'. Y.
1. .Inlia Fit'-, b. Au>r. 0, ISIl: m. I.'ad P.-iise. 1, 0]-hi;i.i,\, ni, .lobn I'risbie. 1,'
Lillir. 2, .Iri.i.v. i.-i. Theodore Caivin, left M cliil. :-], >!ai(i.\, m. (fro. l::il^. i, C/iil(J
(]. y. 4, Mii.Tn.N. ."). H!.\!:y. ni, Alaria Peake. 1. r.//'/7< . (i, .M.ai;\, m,' Mvron
tri-bee. 1. X.f/t,_ '1. F.v.N.viK. lu. .F-i-nie H. c'oodrieh. 1. .)/,/,',/ y;.;/. 2, Jloicard.
vS. H<I\\AJ;!). 9, lIl.l'.MilN.
11. Polly .Maria, b. .May l:.l, ISi:!: ni. V>",|... H,,w,.. 1, Po.MKKov. 2, Cai;u}.i.\k,
m. lsa;ic \\'!ekliam. '■>. 1 ii-.i.i A, m. l)r. Cvrns K. Teed. 1 ^I S,>,, 4 Flizvuktit ■> '
hli.t.A. ■ . - . ,
III. I'hid,.li;.. .Ian. F ispb (d, ■(•.); n.. Hir.-iwi .^M-ajs. ], A.N<;E1,IN-K, .Ian. Fl F^rjti;
in. }.lay 211. ]S;V:!. Peter <". Furliam. lirm of Dnrliam iV" Wooster, enrriaoe makers. New'
IJaven, Conn. F fLj'rl-s S.. b. Im'Ii. 2U, 18.-)F d. St }>:. ], h'^^i2 2 (im 7' ' Dec 97
1857. o. Mi/rnu U.. Dec. 20, ],sr;4. 4, Wilun-d s.Oci. 12. ls<i7. .■). /;/•//. .v/j Sept ^>'
1871; d. An.c;. F 1^72. 2. l-irFisA.,m. Aj:ne>, Thomji.son. 1, PhuhVui. 2. AXcnzo.
IV. lictsey, b. .\l;;v n, lvi»: (dec); ;n. \Se\vard Smith. 1 Ci.iNrox 2 Cir\Rr,F-i
V. William, b. .km. 11. 1S27.
VI. Alonzo, Miiy -F 1>^2U.
45.10.53. Oliver TuttJie, b. .June 16, 178F d. Dec.2o, 1^1)7; }3a])t.inin. ; preached in
Danbury, Cmiiii.; rem. ihenceabl. ISftU: ]ireached in Ftica. X. Y., and residedsometime in
>Ioredi!h, X. Y. ; theme re]]... to Xew Ilartf. ,< imidn C,.. X. ^"., where lie resided abt. ;j,li
;>rs. The probate of iiis e>t:ite on record at Ftica. X. Y. He bmight in New JIartf. of
Mr.s. Corntdia Ilnnr 120 .M-r.s of land on the X'. llartf. A" Ftica nnul. now (ieneseesf.,
Utica; deed daied -Ian.. 1.^42 The >tie,.( i> now b.t;iiered with fin.' resitlences and the
land vers valnabh-. .\ fe>\- y;-. befoi-.. ],is d. Mr. T. tii\ i.l,-d ]ii< c.^iate am-.m;- his heirs.
Tlit^ pan lyin,;- on tin' lF'd;_-. \var.-r plank ma;! i.-- ..wm^d and ticcupied bv hiss, (.'eo 11
• Tuttle. He in. April F!. ]siO. l.ytiia .\ni! Pea.l; b. .liil_\ 27.17'.)!); d. Ma'y 14. lb.")!; dam
of Fev. Am<». Sh'- came 01 a famih- 01' (deri::vinen ol"whoin is IJev. Danitd Peud' lil^
1).- i'rcsidi-nt ShnrTli'Teolie;'.-.
1. -Maria, b. -b.n. 2(:. 1M2. d. .Jan 8, lSiJ4.
H. Marina. i>viii with Maria.
in. Mercy Eineliue, b. Oct. 18, ISbF" m. Almuii Baldwin.
25 G
BH.VXCfl OF .lOXA'li! ANT.
IV. S:ira]) Ann, b. O.-t. 27, ISlo: in. Ji-sse R. Teed.
V. Uf'i.ro-r K., li. Oft. 1?7, ISIR; 111. Ot't. -^ti 1S."»::!. Sarah llayiics. 1. I^icKMA
Ski.i;aX(m;. Fch. '.^'), 1S.")4: lu. Nov. 2;!. IX^D, NN'm. < Ice Cattle. 1, U'/'v. Th"i,ni.-<. ^\v.^'• 27.
1(S7 1. 2, .(A' /7/ 7i //■-/(. Jan. i:>, l^l:'.. ;^.. 6'. ■>. J/Ar/V. Soi.t. 27, !Nr4. -\.Il<iifh- Mat,.
Juno y. J877. 2, M.viiv Ei.i.kn. July ](), IS.V): ni. Araicii 1, l.sTf). .lolm INiIhti .l.^irs. \\,
(!f-;o. Oi-lVEr.. .F!il\ 24. !"<.")'■;. 4, .\!»a Loris.v. .lunc:"), ]S(11.
VI. Mary An'ii.l). VvU. IS. Is2;t; il. Oct. !G. lS(il: m. .\<jv. i:!, IS.'iO, Sannu-: I'ra.nri.-s
'!'(■<-(]. M. 1)., liiiiot'.t. S. 'I'ecil of I'tica. will) \\\. hi,-. .-!:<. Parali Ann 'i'uttlc. 1. I,f.i.i.\
H., 1). Kt4.. U», Jx:,:-5; ,,). Feb. :J. Is:.'), Cliarie.^ ()\v,-ns (,f I'tira. now of riiilaiicli)liia ;
sculiiTor, and liaii j!nr(jnn ii. , b. l>vc. IS, 1S".8. 2, Smjaii \'i()r.\, .May 1, b'^:»7; ni. May
1, ISTi'i, Slr])lifn Wood!. nil, and Imd I'Mi J' e. . I \i\y ^. ls7T. 'A. Howakd Ja' kson. -lai;.
II; .1. Nov. 28, ]S()0.
45.10.533. Mercy Emeline Tiittle, b. <>'t. bs, bs]:j: ,„ ]),<•. s. ]s:n, Abno-,!
IJaldwin; rem. from iVluwaro Co., N. Y., and settled on a tann ni-ar l'inu:hamton, N. Y.;
t]ici.<-c- to Farley, I)4bu(|ne Co.. Tov.a; (ddl. all b. in Del. (',... X. Y : -rv. of lids fain.
are ([ulte \veali'iy and all \'.i li to do
I. Samuel Ki'.-d Bald-.vin, b. Feb. 12, IS:;;;. in is,",:- w.nr to Kaii-as and ].artici-
])ated in the "bordf^.r rutfiiui'" trotibies; m. in Kansas, .May l.">. iy,~>7. Arminda -Ifie-
Chase, who (1. in Mo. I'eb. 20, l.sr;;3; (2) Oct. 2.3, l.sCC. l.iz/.ie Ann ' Ovenmni. 1, M.vky
Em.ma, Nov. 21, l.s.^:); m. ISTS, in Dakota, Dr. Dowi^s. 2. Ii).\ AD!.;r,i., Sei>t. 14. bSHF
i. In- 2d m.: :i. FoTTii. f v.osx. Nov. 2''., bSf;7. 4. .Fvmks Al,^i^.^■, May. IsT:^. .j, Jk.nmk
I.\.VA.NOiv, is:4. tj. Ei..Mi;i;, aiid 7, \N'.M.. twin.-;, b. isTT; ,,ii,. d'Ano-. ]S. u;7>;; tin-
other Aug. -10, 1S78.
11. Cyrus Stii4ini;- BaM'.^in, b. .\])ril :', is:!.-); wen! ro Kansas with hi-> bi-o. Saui4,-
but returned to N. Y. 1.S.-)S: -tiid. r;i( d. with l)r. S;.n)iiel 'I'.-ed; sni-seiinently ^i\u]. iu ilit-
Cinriniir.ti Col. r.f Mei!.: ri'Ti; to he.va and now jira.eiices in eonneetiun \\iili the di'uo-
bus. ill }^til(y: m. Marrii 2. iS.-)Vi. .\ia;_\ .\un .Miller. 1, Ki.i.A A.rois'i' \ . (»e;. 12, iSilO
2, K.M.iDTT Hii.sroi:, Dee. 2r), l.st>]; .d. .Mareh 16, ISi.K;. ;;, Fi.()iu;N( i; 'IYmplk. Ant;-. 7,
1SG7. 4, liKur.DtT .Mii.i.KK, .\u--. s, is70. <■>. I'h.MKi! Lavki.i.i:, .March 4, I'-'Tb. 0,
Fmrit L. Cnuxfii.iA, Feb. i2, 1.^71*.
III. (Jeorge Oliv.-r Hrddwin, b. .April '.). 18;i7. an ex'tensive faruier; ni. Jim- l, ISfjO.
■Alary Adeline 'i:.>e, who d. Oet. :-!. l.s.3'.). (2) May lO. ISCI, Maria Celostia Tlionijison.
1, .Ani'ii-'. Ih.rzA, .\i.r;l l-'-. ISt;."). 2, Wai.'I'KH "Ai.o.n/.O. April 1. Is7(t. ;;, Cauhiic
IvNiKrtXK, .Inly 2li, ls71. 4. Cavi.(h;i:) 'J'linMi'sOX, .\w^. 13, 1S74.
IV. Myron Tnti le- Ba.ldwin, !>. Au:'.'. 5, bSdl: a i)h(itowrai.her in Chiea>,M, lib; his
bus. i- n;i.. of 1h,' lai!(.st uf the kind in C. ; in. .Ian. 10, ISi;."). Mary < 'ori'elid Hurvy. 1.
(iKo. Ai,.\;ox. Nov. 2s, IS!)";. 2. I'ur.KL'iK Mve.nx. Oct. id. is:;:.. ;-;. MiN.\ir: ForrsA.
Sej)!. 2tj, 1S72. 4, Jru.sux Hkxhv, Feb. 20. d. Feb. 2s, 1S7.').
V. Mary Idla Baldwin, b. Nov. 24, 184'.); ni. Feb.. lS7i!. Fev. X. F. lloyl (Ra[)tisti.
1, Ai.iiK, 1). 1877. 2, MaI'.y. Jan. 1, ls79. aitd a stei'-dau. , F.mm.v.
45.10.534. Karah Ann Tuttlo, b. Cct. 27, ISi-"): m. by ib-v. Oliver 4'utTle,
April 24, is;-;'), .)t-<e !;. 'I fea of Mo!a^ia, N. V.; inventor and nianufaetui-er of the Teed
Turbine AN'ater Wdieel. This wheel is fast sujjerccdinf; all others of the kiml; the prin
ei])al factory is at M.; there is one at Collx-rtsville. N, Y.,and several in ntlier Slates; ali
of the five sons s< rved in the Union army.
1. (reorye W. T'.'ed, ii. S..>!)t. 7. IS^m; served in 3 nm.s. call; he is a photograplier
and ]).irtrait artist, hate of Chica^-o. now of Moravia; m. 1S."J7. l-!(dirida Hob ae.d had 2
rhil. ; d. infants.
11. Cyrn-^ Knmulns Teed, b. .luly o, l.s:;!t; served 1.3 nnis. in Fnioii army: stud,
med. with his iimde. Dr. S. F. Teed;c;rad. Fclectic Med. Col. i>f the city of N. ^■..and
reed. M. D. dec.^-r,c: has prae. med. several yc-irs: he is now d..\-oting himself to tin-
inculeation and spr-ad of his jiecnliar vi' ws of the ti'ue chri.-rian lif>' and doctriiie; he
has pnbli.--hed si'Vt ral nnnibci-s of 'J'ln //. /v/.',/, which contain a s.-rie- (d' writings ir.
whicli his .system of soul e\«.dntioii is ablv Mt forth and did'ended. d'o .Mr. Teed 1 am
ind(4.ted for tbi^ record .,f the Tee.l family;-- m. .Vpril I'd, 1S.31), Delia M. Fowe of Mi-r.-
*"I cl.-^.e.u to ennc ill :iiy=c'.f thioui^h t'c.e ihrxc fan-.ilies, Tultie. Rend and Teed, the 'Ci-i [ribe> of
Israel wtio wfrc c.-jrricd ciptL-c. or [he •.■[■j\a tribes of Ua- ten in which the ten w:--re Inst in the Ass;,-riaii
i-aptivity, 3,75^ years ;i;io Ti:e luitlc, 4 cod and Read lamilv constituted one larnily, the name oi vvhict;
was '1 ut, pronounced in Hebrew with the long^ sound 01 " u '" or Toot . The lost trioe^ located in Mediri
and Cyrcs, wl\o conquered Batiylon, v.-hs a descendant, through Media of tt:e l.'St tribe.-? of Israeb The
Welsh i.""p't •T'-' the descend ir't^ of the ios' tiibe of l,sach.-'.r". Ttu- pron-iisc- of re>ior.ition throiiuli the
male will waft made to l'ui.5 tribe and ;hc family nmic 'I'oot Wiis to be tiic nntetynica! n;itne ol the re-.tor.i-
tion or the second coming- lit Clirist. The Hebrew word Toot means the collector of il-.c pco;4e. Of
course I have not iiaic to f;ivc now the evidences, but I eivc yoa the above sim;.lc facts. S'ou do not
realize the bcaiinn of your present work as a part of a chain of natural evidence of ttio natural line of the
descent of the branch promised ai the restorer of Judah and Isru'-L"— Zj-.-.',-;- /c t'l,- Ccnf'. Jrou (."jc'-is-
tl'itlp:.
(liih, X. v., (iau. <>[ Will, and i'olly Mun;i ']'u;tlc l.'ouc. ], AiiTiin;, Ffb. '21, 18G0;
luittr;i!l uiul hMiiisc.ijir iiaiiiliT
111. XN'ilsiiii l'>. IV-fil. b. Si'|)t. 7, IS^l, scivc! in riiidu army fiMnii Ix'triniiiiui to ciid
of \»-iii-. m. .\i!^. IS. 1^1)7, Mary ('(lylr; r(s. Mi.ravia. ], ].ii.i.\x .^[.VY. (>ri . To, iSCs. •?.
J.AMK.s \'r-i{\u>,, .luly -Jl. 187U. o", S.vm'j- Mri/iox, Av.ii\ 12, 1S7-?. I,, Ktuih, N'u.nk,
^.■■|)i. •"), 1>7S.
I\'. CiuirK'S .hick.--:;!! Tccil. 1>. .hily :!. 1S-|:!; scrvcii in L'liioii aruiy alit. 3 yis.; m.
Fi-h. 2:'), IS? 1. Aiii.-lia Mc!/;uurliliii. ),"l7(,i,.\, .Miiv C. is?.").
\'. Mf|..ra ]■:. 'I'vcd. ])". Ainil 7. IN I'): m. .\u-. 29. 1S!17, .V.^-ihrl \\'akcinan ; i.-s.
WalKiu, .\. Y. 1. Wii.i.n:. l>---r. l-"). l-^CiS; ,1. _May ."), ISC'.i. 2. Il.VTTii: Z.vx.\K!T.\,
Nov. 2!t, is7'i. ;!. lirKi,.\ii J'Imma. S.pt. 27, ls7:j.
V[. Oliver l''iancis 'l"t't.'(!, 1>. .March 1."), 1S47; M. D. ; m. Si-jit. ^O, 1S71, Minnie A.
Davis. Ill' ^^(•|•v^■,l in the I'lii'^n army from bcp-in to end of tlie war.
VII. Alice Zanii'^tta Teed, ^Fa.y G, 1 ■'-."):]: d. num.
Vlll. iMniiia Teed,, Jan. S. 1S,"t7: m. Alliert E. Xoiton; inacliinist; res. Xoru ieh , N.
Y., and hiu! >i.\i".i:!., d. y.
45.11. Daniel Tuttle, l>. AjiriloO. 1722: 111. Phelie Beach, ^vho d. a. .S2 yrs.
'l. Zi-idiar. .Iu!v lU. 17-J2): ni.' lluiinali Doi.linie of Wall'd.
11. I'rud. nee. .Tune 2-1, 174.""); m. Dec. :!1, 17(i:, i.'ai.tain (Jide.m Tn.ld.
111. Dan.. Nev. 27, 17iG; m. AbiL-ail Frishie.
W . lu-iion;, >L-\'l. -Ji.i. 1741); went to ^■ermllilt; in W'eatl'.ei.^liehl. 1775; an iirdent
].atriot.
V. .habez, .Iuly3'V, 17.")^"'.; m. Fe],. JO, 177M. .Mary Todd.
VI. Iciiabinl, .\ov. 2>. 1". 'i 7 ; when n I'DV v.-;>.s liiirt at school ami d. s<.nn.
Vjl. r.eri, A]>'i! 2;i, liHl; m. rbiuity .i(.']in.M..i
45.11.1. Zophar Tiittl.';. b -h-dy ib, \',i-': m. .Ian. 11, 17i'.7, l!.,i:na]i Doolirth.'
\f.,ih \ ill' W allin.irb.ird. (/uim. lie went \s-ith 15er. mi .Tattle \i< VerniMnt. then to Snsque-
liiuina Co., reiiu., wheie lie ,].. an'! his widow Hannali m. \2) .bmah, s. of Aaron
]?lakeslee. audliad IV-.ij.unln, Z:e|,har ati.l hyui.tu, froni %vhom .i laroe re,i,idjer ..f the
name 01 rd,d..e:^!ee in \V. W-iin. are ik-r-C'Tcled. Zojdiar 1'dakrs.lee \vas f. of Janie.>, 1.
ami Saiah M., who m. Asa Packer (d Maudi Chunk.
I. Fzra.
11. Abiathar, s..n. b. Ani;. 2iJ, 17bli.
III. Jolm, lixed aiid d. in Vermont.
45.11.11. 'Hzva TiDtlt, b. in \\'al'in.cb.rd. Conn.. .Maidi 20. ]7r>S, v,a.^ taken \o
Vermont liv bis father wlicn yl.nnL^ and m. thcr.' June I, 17S7. Heliecca Thomas, b.
Marcdi 7, l'7G6. ills wife ih D.-c. ;iO, D42, In VrU.. IsOl, with b.i-; fa.niily, consistinp- of
wife and 0 eliildren, he left Weatherstield. \\'ind.-.or Co., ^'t., and arrivd in Sus(ji:e-
liaunaCo., Penn.. in Vlarch. lie drove tvvoci.\i-s, mie two liorse ie,;in arel raie ene horse
team all th.e v.-ay from Vermont. He bon>ilit.his b':id under tlie *..'imn. titb-, and i.aid to
Ezekii'! ilvde s:';o() fer 2.00 acres. Ir was near Capt. Sj.ancer's land. lie had after-
\s'anls to )ui.y s-'AM) mr.l■^■ tosei-nre a title from tin- I'enn. claimant. Henry Drinker. This
was in Sjiringlield, and was loni;- known :is the Tnttb- Farm. Here he lived and died.
Tlie farTii is now owned by tlie Hon. Asa Packer,. Tin" house v.as burned and with it
thi' old family Ihble which contained the family reian-d. F/.ra was an ai-tive and ener-
■;;eiic man; acaijienter. miUu rii^bt ami farmer: v.ithtlie aid of his sons cleared abmit
2")l) of his r!(.iO acres, an! b-u!t tin- tirst tsamed 1i<iM.-e in r^prini;;;it Id. He interested him-
self in all public improvements td' his nei.irhborho.id and cmuity, uriring- them on and
aidin.q- them. He constrm-Ted a !ai-,;;e part of the ^^'il'^-esbarre turn-;>ike. In 1S14 he
was road vieuc-r, witii S.iliiion Tuttle, .Mr. Blake -l-v and others. He lived and dieil
liiehh- respect-d. He,!. .Nlarch !). l'-2<;, Cbil. b. in Wb-atherslield, WindsorCo.. \'t.
'l. Abia.thar, b. Maich 2',b lb^>:!; m. .'aiie liosencrant/,.
II. Svlvia. b. F.4>, 11. 17bO: m. A. W. Canier.
HI. S;.b:ina. b. ?dav 4. 17b2: in. Denahili M<d\ei,/ie.
l\. I'.enoni, d. Feb.', ls:>j; ui., has fain.
V. 15et~ev. 1). .Nov. i;, \:'.H>: m. ai S., Pa,, .\pril 14. iN'Ki. .-lamiiel Siiti-rn, jr.. b.
at Miibnd, Pa.'. Sept. ■',• K 17bi;, 1, 4"ii kkks.v .\,, b. May 27. bs|7: il. Hoc. H, l^ul): ni.
Nov. ;■<', 1^H7. \\'eUo!,i -S;!!'.!';. 2, .MaNMNo 1.'.. b. .inly '.1. i^l'.l; m. S.'pt.. 1s:;i), i'hil.i
A. Alain. :;, H(:M;i:.Tr.\. ..lune 12. !'^21: m. IV-c, 2o, IS-Il. .Mib- Prit.4i:ird. 4. .H i.i.v
A,, .'r.uv il. 1^22, 111 S.-pt. ii. IsbV .iob,, -Jobn-oi^ o. S.wll •- (. ',■].. <»,;. S, 1^2.;; in, Oct.
S. tS.~; l,'S:imanfh.-i F. i.atblop, ii. Cu.l-TA. Dec, -1. IS'JS; d. Mas 2'.). b^'i:!. 7, S.\i'.i;rN\.
.May 4, !>=;)l; m. .hiiy, isbo, L. I. Bosem rantz. 8, I'liKlu;, ..lam- PJ, l^^-.-J; in. Feb. i».
IT
-58 BKAXCII OF JOXATHAN,
I isc.i. J.i-r-i.li Oaklt^y. Shrd. Deo. Ifl. ISO-!. !), Ki.iZA, ,lulv 20. 1S8(J; m St-nt -V, \sry,
I ]j. \N'. 'rit);U!y. ■ ' I • ~ . ,
I VI. AfliVah. b. Murcli •.'(;. ]7!i;»; <1. Au-. 2-1. Isf^S; m. Ivc. f,. I,s20 (;,-,,.-..-e Stritl"
i l.ui.l. 1.. :<uv. !l, ]7;-i:. 1. ], Y.MAX, Oi-t. 5. 182;!; <1. Dec. 25. 1SJ2 2'HIH^'^I M-iv -^
j 1S;JU; (i. Oct. 17. 1S4!). 8, i^nsi-v, Sept. 1^!, ivij (; ,i. 4. Amaxd.^ Aiiiilli; ]'s:3s-",„'
Mav .5, 1800, Isaac TiflV.iP ' ' "'-•'"•
\ n. Myron, b. May 2, ls02: ilu- first cLiLl 1>. in the tinviisliip; d. .^larcli 13 18n.S
Hi (.null Co., ^\ H., havin^i;- rem. tluTc abmit 1,>^45: m. Feb. 0, iSiil. Cali.sta Tliouius l'
Kdava):]j Saj.m-ox. b. Xov.-1. IS.'JC. 2, K/.n v. Nov. 12 18oii; re.<. Vtinon Co \Vjs' ;3'
Xki,>ux E.VTox, Nov. 27, 184o: r^-.>. ?tfenoniino.'. \\"i~;.; :jotlier-<d<-c
eportuieiit an lienor to liiui.-']!' -vk] t)i^ chnrcli.- An obit iii the
WJdt,: JLn:,,, Standard contain.- s,,nic add.: '■ He n-s. .^..me vr.s. in White Haven up to
lS,-)0. and was a leader in Ineal atiairs, a inriniiei- ,>.' the council on its or'Oiiii/a^i.in as a
borough, and for several yrs. acted as Justice of the Peace tor the lownshii) (;f \!ison'
He was named as one of the tniste.-s by the L'-ld-h Coal and .\"av;.>';,tion C.. wlien thev
]. J.d\n, b. Nov. 17. b'-'P?; ni. Feb. U, b'-;47. Surali Crav, b. Au"- 2o IS-^C- res
Springvllle. 1, AiiiATit.vi; A/ T5.. b. March. 5. ]S4^'. 2, Je.n.vij; !■: Jiini-lV IM'i '!
Stei-iiicv, Nov. 2:J, 18o]. 4. Makv, March :!. Ibo:!; dec. 5, .Iamk's \V.^ Juiv 1 ' \^b^>
(j, Soi'iiKoxiA. Jan. 81, lSo9.
11 Stepiien, h. May ;;, 1^-47; nnni.: re.^. St. raul. Minn.
III. Howard P., April 17. Is21: Justice of [he J'eace; Insurance and (Vdlectin-
Airem at ^^ hiT(; Haven. Lu/.ei-ne Co., Pa.; ni. .Marcli 20, IbiJO. Sii.sanua K. MoiU-e ,.d
Way)ie Co., Pa J. j,tti.\ A. 2. Edwakti W. 3, Maf.p:) W. 4, S-uj.ie H ^
Haxxau M. G, Giiovi:]j (j. . ■ • .
IV. Sarah lb. b. ecu. Nov. 23, 1^24: to.. Jniiies L. Vv'inder, b. Nov 8 1S24- res St
Paul. Minn. 1, Kdwaiux b. Nov. o. I,s4i/; ,h March .5- 1S71 2 iUKi;^- "-ind iwc
oth.ei-s. . . , ^
45.11.112. Sylvia Tuttle, b. Feb. ll, 1790; m. 180(i, Au-ustin "Wcl is Carrier b
Feb. 10, 17^2 in lledron, 4'ollaii 1 Co., Conn., and reinoved to Susq. C<i. Pa abt b'^'OO'
T. Minerva Carrb-r, l>. Uct.SS, 1807; ni. I.s3ti, J,dn: Emd. and has one' dau
I^AIH.KK.
Jl. Mahala Carrier, .March 10, 18()!>: uinn.
III. X'larinda Carrier, b. Sept, 20, 1810; ni. bs27. David Wakelee and hud Mn;\XL.\
O. , EsriiKii^ A]{AD and Ei.iza".
IV. Doncy Currier, b. May 10, lsl2; ni. b^iO, Benjamin Faurott. 1, AtcrsxivK ^Y
:ind 2. Cji.\]>.max C.
V. Myron Carrier, b. Fel). 11, 18M; ni. 1810. Ph-Jje Faurott. He and his s. Scott
both inined the Union army and botli d. in lS(;;j from di.-ea.se contracted in the service
l.JA.Mi>. 2. Isaac. :;. SroxT. 4. J(«si;i>u.
\\. AuLrii.-tin Caiiier, b. Dec. ;;l. l81->: d. March 14, 1^40.
\'il. Chapman Carrier, b. Api-il 2.*i, 1>;2i); d, Mar(di <}' iS4s.
Viil. Arabella Carrier, b. Jan, (i. JS2.-,: m 1Sj2. l,evi'^bd..'and; he joined tlie I'v.um
army and was killed in battl-' of the \\ilder:n'!;.s. 1, i'^ic.vxcKs. 2. Addisdn. V, luv
4, < '.m;!!!.! VK. ■"), Si i;i'iii;\. 0, ,\i; \ i'.i-.j,i.a.
IX, Eli/oa, b. beb. s, is2io d, Mav 2:. !8:;it
45.11.113, Sabri.ua Tutllo, b. :\ray 1, 17;i2: m in S-.rioi'-viPe Siis,, Co Pa.
S;-pt.. 1^10, Henai.di McKen/.ie, vb,.\srnt fi'oUi Eeban'-u, U ind'hamVo Conn to Sp.im-
^■"■- '" l^*'l- i^i tl-'t wimerMr. M. i;c/i>;ie and Caot. Hard w<-it 2" m'!e< to MmrvaM
TUTTLi:. 250
jirar tlie uiout': of tlif Wy^ilusuig riv.M-. f(M- --niiii. ami Ir.ulit gv.nu'j.l tht-iv at lihick's
mill H'- cli'iui-.l rJ.-j a<Tt's' of his own faiin and o:-! of thai of liis father-in-hnv. Lute
in lifo li<- sold his f.-viui ami bouirht a hons,' and lot in M(;ntrose. Just hrfort> his death
(Fcl) M IS?-'' in his s.")th vt-ar) he vas th" oldest vv.m in the horoiiLih; the nicmher of
longest' standing in iliePiesln. rhh and v.as ]»-U in honm- In all. Mrs. Sal.rlna McK..
d. in Briduewa-er.Pi... Srpt. :20, ISM. ,„ . .. ,, ,
I E/.va'l'ntih- McKenzie. h. Sept. o. isll; rem. to Jll. ItJoi; ni. and has two dans.
ir John M''l\enzie. 1>. An>r. t?:. isj.^: m.: went lo Kansas in 1S70, where lie took
up a farm in Detroit. .■<i}tcc ravairc-d hv the o;rasslio].].er ])lagiu\ wliirh destroyed evory
f-reen thin-- .'ven t- the in-aches on the tree^~. On tin- 24th of Au-,. 1S74, he was mor-
lallv woutTded hv the accidental discluuKv of a i)islol in the hands of a hoy and d. 22
houVs after. l!i"s fam. now live in Iowa. 1, (i KV.niLUK. ni. and had 4 dans. 2, Maky.
"in Fli M<dven7ic b Dee -J:;. ISIo: ni. and li vin-' reia- Seranton, Pa. ; ,•<. i.
IV.' Xa.nni MrK.-n/ie. h. Der. ^i, 1S17; n, . f. A. Barne.s. 1, i:r.HKKT P., res Mon-
""'^V.'''«T!deon Nohie .MeKen/.ie, h. Mareh 01. 18-20: m. and liv-.< in 111. 1. Kittik h.
ISOO. 0. ]-:mvix, b. 1S(J4. .
VI Catliarine Jud<l MrKenzb-, twin with (i. X.: d. Nov. 1, IS.-I.
Vll. Geor<re MeKenzie. b. .May p. ISOO; livin.o- in Jll. P ^^M. 2. PnwiN. 3,
('] ai;a. 4. V.\.\. ,^ ^, ,^ ^ .,.
VIll. Jane MrK.Mr/.ie. b. OeT. 2P b^2P tn. Pobert h oster. P Mri.ToN H. 2, M \tiY
■V H (iijtKCK E. : ri'-. Montrose.
PX. Elizabeth MeK.■nzb^ b. Sc].i. 23. 1^27: d. Jnne P l^Tl
X Edwin M.jKenzie, b. June 29, ls:5P m. P Pdwakj-, b. isbl. 2, lP\ii;aKT,
1S0:1 :3 Pons IsGu. 4, FAVt;TTK, 1>;72. and babe unnani-d.
XI 'Phprles .AleKenzie. h. Mav 12. 1S34; enlisted Sept., isp.l, in O.. D, :)lst Hegt.
Pa V,.p He was <vn board the '\\'inii-!d Seoti near Beanforr. durin,:r a terrible sTorni,
hrwater lip to his waist l.,r 24 hours, and as a eonseipien-e was in hospital nearly all
vvinter. thou-h eniplove<l niueh of the time as hospital nur.-<e. He was s.. elReient m
thiscaparitv that he"was retained, ihou-h :ible In ji-ir-h. nid; t,.e fall Oi Sbo. IIis
first and onlV battle was that of the ^\■ihlerm-s (May (!. 1^04), wh.-re be was killed by a
l.<a]1 throciiili fhehf^'k— .A'</.>;;'/i B'lriw of Jfontr".-.', Po.
45.11 .2. Prudence Tuttle, b. June 24. 174r,: m. by Mr. AVatennan of No. Hay
(k.nn Dee :;! 17(i2. Papt. (-;ideon Tn<id, b. Nov. :P 1737; Mr.-.. Nancy Jones, now (PS, 1^
in lier Soth vr writes to the Compiler: ■• Prudence was a remarkable woman. \\ l>en
^he British "invaded New Pavei, '.niM) h-r husi^and, v.dso had made rca.dy that niornin--
TO bntch.ev a fat ok, rauiiht uo his '^nn and ran uitli his neighbors to the defense of the
town. After he left, Prudenee, with the hel]. of a boy. killed the ox and sent it on after
them, savin-. • thev must hav.- smnelhino- to give them .strength To bglit " fshe .1. l\v
10 17!*s" Hem. i2) March 7. 17VM). Eunice Piockctt. b. Peb. 21. 1,44: d. Maich22.
IMU- i:;> Juiv 4, isui. Eliza Brockeu. He d. Man-h 22, is]7; %xi)i daled A]ui! 19 IbOi-);
prov 1817. iim>. wf. Ennlc-. and ch.iL Caleb, I.ymaii. Samuel Beacli Melieu, who d.
pending the settlement of his father's esi., heirs of Pucinda Pierpoiit heirs olUari.ssa
Chapman. Sally Bald\^in and Amarylla Podd; Joshua Barnes and Jo.^eph Brockett,
distributors, , ^, . ^- tt
P Caleb Podd. b. Jan. 31. ITOP d. .\ug. 18, 1S43: Capt. in No Hav.
11 ],vman Podd. b. March .-). 17b(i: d. May 28. 1841; ni. Elizabetli - — . b. l/-o;
d Oct .-, ls-24 1 PovAi. ]'.. lu. Esiherioidv child of Ebenezer and P.sther) Ives, b.
1802: d, Julv 11. 1S35, a. 33: (2) ■ Dickerman; res. CenterviUe, Omn 2. /.//«m//
k,y, m.; s.' i; res. Chicago. HI. 2. Ell-ahcth F. 3, Jlcnn, ,s. 2, ]Ikni;y A\ ..
m.: .<^. i'. 8. Polly P.. ni. lIumi.-.tom ....,,,,,. r. ^- ^-
P/i. Samuel Beach Todd, b. A-pril r,. 17b^; d. at I-airlndd. ibrknuer ( o N \ .,
d March }-2 1S.V2 a. SJ: ni. Polv Humiston. b. 1772; d, Oct. T), 1 7'.)4 : (2) \^ id. Hrockett;
{3;Jnlv4, 1833. PoUv l?i.-e. L hv 1st m.: 1, Anxis, d, inf. 2 EsTiihin, d. mi. i. by
■M m •■ 3 MvxxiN-.; S.. b. N-.,v.\'S, 171*7: m. March 12. IsW). Maiia Pickert; ivs. lair-
llrld 'n Y • ^.bil 4 BftsFvP.. b. Sept. 2;, Hio^: in. Sept. 2r. l^is, Eb McConneip
re^ Salisi.urv Center, lleik Ca . N. v.: b , hi!, o, Lyman S..b. N^n. 7. iM)2. m Sept.
20 isyo Sal'lv D. Baldwin of Ibahford. C.HUi.; res. Ptttle l^ails, .N. \. P S. J'(^"'!/-
m' llenrv Link. 2, /.uzcrnr <.. Pieut., P. S. A.; d. at New Cile.n-. !.a. Aug. b, P-b.,
<j llKKMXN- S., b. Pel>. T), 1SU4: d. Dec. !l. 1S40; m. Jan. 4, 1832, Su.an A ( arpenterot
^or^.av N y . ,...^ ];„.,.i,i. X. y. 1. ]!:>,.-!'.■ II.. Aug. 2 1, l^r): d. N"V. P, l^W:
n, S.-p't 11 is,-„y Paura C. Parkhnrsi .d- Middl.ville. N. Y. lb- d. Nun. P 18u2; 2
•■\\\ ■' M.n-,l^ M o O.-i b 1.^3t;- d I'eb. 24, Ps(i2; ni. Feb., 1.<ks, A(!( bm; Evans ot
Mid' X' V 3. J.ni'^ Ann, Jan. 23, d. Feb. 12, 1830. 7. Lciinla C.. b. Feb. 14, 1S11;
\ •>r,0 incAXCH OF JOXATIIAX,
d. .hilv 3, IHTo; m. Nov. 4. lh!o(), Amos F()~;tor of ]"ort j'hiiiis. N. Y., h. Ayr\] 11, 181)4:
a. !;v.!'. :J1, ISM-. 1. S>n-<i]i Eiiwliiif, Nov. 10, ls:;i: iii. Oct. ■^'. isj:-). (,'iiriuncry \\i\v,\\':y:
Koi-l I'iuij), X. V. 2. M-ini Ann. Oct. 1:5, iS:',:l; m. ,l;in. S, ISGI. Jauirs !'.riH>k-iiia!i. :>,,
JLlrii F.'KptH'i. y\<iVih :20. "iS-ll; m. .hia. S, ]'^!il, l^-tcrO. \V;ii:ihm-; J'ort i^l.ihi. -1,
Ih:nnoii.'A., ^u'^ •.'•". l^'i": 'i. Mny 2. 1S71. 5. K.Jirin, ]),-(;. 21), 3847. C, C/>>iu m;,,
Cl'irl.-, Feb. M." I^'''.'; ni. Fi!>. 9, 187(1, Alicf >[. IJiiutlcy of Syiaciisf, X. Y. 7, J/ir
,/{■>! nil', Aiif;-. 2i. {-■■''~>: Fort l-hun.
IV. Fiu-iiid;. 'iodtl, 1). Ajiril 22, 1770: d. Mardi 24, "SOi; ni. Jain, s Pioq.oni ; lia.3
sc-v<-vul .S'):is, and u dan.. Di'.i.i.v. in. Haii: now a \\-i(t.: i-hs. X'.'w Havfii.
V. M.dii'ii 'I'o id, h. At!--. ;!1, 177.",: d. Antr. 4, ISKi; n,. Mai y 11. . 1, Bktskv.
2, .M.\i:v A\x. in. .M-.ritt l^.'inu's. :!. (' vK.ii.ixi-, 4, Foi.i.v F. , d. Sei.t. 22, l,s:<): m.
.I<niail!aii li<'7.td-Liali !.)avTon of Xortliford, ('(,r,;i. o. l?r:i;i .M.. d. .Si'in. o. 1N74.
VI. ShHv Todd. ii..Ju!\ lit, \::fr. d. D.N'. 2;i. IN';:.; m. P..Mijaiiiin Baldwin.
V]I. Clarissa Todd, b. Xov. 2-), 177U; d. Or;. 5, i::,a:!; m. vSAamol ('l.a]iniaii of X.\r
llavc'Ji.
XU'i. Auiilla Todd.Jnlv 24, 17^-^1; m. Twd.d ; n-m. to \t.
IX. llcurv 'J'odid, Jan" 24. 17^7: <l..Tnlv 12. 17'.).1.
,\. ,lolin"4'odd. b. Fil). 4, 17'.i1 ; d. April li, l-^'ii: m. Nov. 20, IS]:;. T,^^vpy Fnnisa.
I'icrpc.'d, dar,. of Jo* I (.-;. -.f Gih-.) and Flaii'ial, l^a-rpont. b. Ai'iil o, 170."): ^t' daii. of
fjilt':, ]\, vlin adopted her iifici- d. of her fa'lir;-. 1, (.'i:,). Ci.imox. b. lirr. 1, ISHJ: d.
Oct. ;51, 182o. 2, I, \v,-|;i:Nri-: i-n:i;i'o.N'i'. b. .lulv 7, 1S22: in. Mai'i.i An-ion-tte IJaldvvin. b.
isai; d. June 1>;, 1S74. :'k U':<). 11i.m;v b. Jan. 24, IS-J.S: m. .Mav U, l.'^.-.S, Fvdia (".
(4ia].!nan, b. Ocl. 4, 1812: ns. Xo. liav.
45.11.3 Dau Tuttic, b. Xov. 27, 174*;; ni. Ai.M-ail Fii,->bie. Hr wa < in early life
a t;ai!or; lived .^onietinse in \\'oli-of i , (''Mui. : bccKiiie .-i iilacksn.itli ; rem. with his faniily,
iiic-liidia^ lii.s grandson Ira. lu Sailsbniy, llcrki-ner (\< . X. Y.. and. eiiiia.ired in furininir;
became somewhat noted a.s a cancer doctor, tie d. ab(;id iSKi in Fainden, X. Y.: was
vuUed " Fncle Dan" by ev..>i-ybody. •
1. Fvina:!, ii. i7o:(: in. Anna. I'iost.
11. S^lonn.n. b. ■.■.nA d. 1772.
111. Soloinor., b. Sept. 7. 17;8; in. F'ol iy Fiophins.
lY. Henoai, ni. Li\e{l near Hatavia, X. Y. in 1 s-,>2 a Penoni 'i'uttle was Si!]ur-
visor of the town of Sardini;i, Fiie Co.. X. Y. 1, l'.\>,. 2, Lt:vf. 3, Jdii.x. 4,
]j<H iS.\.
A', /.ophar, m. Betsey E. I'dwdiiy; res. Camden, Uneida Co., X. Y. 1, II.\.vn.^i!.
2. Poi.i.v, in. Samuel C;istle. ;], J.\Mi;s, m. Lovefte Xirhols. 4, l)i;i,n;j!j'. dec, .7.
S.\r,>r()X, m. Ijiudine Pai^'e; (2) Saiah l!aile\. (i. Zoi-jl.vn, m. F.W/.n Sh''i)ard: re-
Morris, 111.
Yl. j.evi, nn Hn!i!)a.rd: li\eil in Jefterson Cit.. X. Y., afterwards in (jaleu;..,
11!.,^-J, ].i;vt, r, .-. Attica. Ceiie.see Co., X. Y. 2, ]]\'.:r.'.Y. :]. i»Axii':i. 4. ]5!:jm. '-,.
ilinwi. (', .Vi.Mox. 7. JoiKV. 8. ..\ri;i;i,i v. 0, \\'Ki/iiin\. All sap, to be livimr
near (Jalena, 111.
Vll. Hannah, m. Bisho]) and had 1 dan.
VIII. Lncinda, b, Xov. FJ, 1780: m. \Vhitin,;r 'J'ntlle.
IX. X';iiuy, uiiin.
X. Abigail, m. Scolj.dd; ivs. .\ttica, Creene Co., X. ^'. 1, C F.oiitu:. 2.
--\ii\'KNU>. ;F \ViiiTiv(;. 4, Fv.\[,AX. '>, (7i,i\i,. (i, Syi.a'ia. 7, W i;!,'i in.\ , and two
others.
Xi. Fncy, b. nea.r \\';:lline-b)rd. Conn.. April 1;bl70C.: m. in lb'rl;imm- ( 'o. . I.s18.
iiopson of \Vall"d. \. Hi.x i;i KTi'.s , .1an. :;. !s|.^: m. Cliaih- Cramp: n.-. .M:;r<,n.
7'Iae..-ii Co.. ill. 2. Ai,i-.\aNI>i-.I! C., Jan. 10. IMS, d. in Isansa-, Is.')7. :! J.\mk-. b,
<><(. U. )S][): !<•:■. .Mae<in, 111. 4, Coi;xi:i.irs, .\pril 2:1. bs22: d. 1SH4: lived in S.ali>-
I'iiry, .\". Y. o, S.VL.Mox 4'., .\ov. 17, 1^24; res, S.aiisbiiry, X. Y. Ij. S.u;i;i.i.K, Feb. 11,
b'^2-,i; res. .Macon. 7, Fi-ev. .\pi-il :;, 18:lo: -1. in 111.
_4o.ll..*Ci, Lyman Tnttle, b. 17(.0: a line mn.^ici:;n, and went into th.' F. S.
iniiitary .service .-s drn.n m ijo;-. ; n<l d in ili- >er\ ce in isb',, a. 44; m. AnnaFro.-t; /.
besides Axsi'.]. and \a [Xlx\, v.l.o bothd. nnm.
45.11..'U1. Ira TnUle, 1'. F(4,. II. 1702: m. <»ct. 21. lSl;i. ],r.rv.d-ui ..f Dea.
Am :s Hrociveit, a. ..( sister ..; Zena.- Ibcckeit oT Ibn< kef t's Jhid-, , X. 1'., win. fnitushed
i-o..4i ,)•• iPis f.nnily rec.id. fr.i went v,iih tin- faiiiil v oHiis -I andfat leT. Caii. Tattle,
u. S.ihsbnry. lieikmnr C., X. V., I li!;:, lie was a p',,,,r fai'n-rle.ss buy witln.nt a per-
ntiUicn: .emie, li^.t mana'.:;eil b\ hard work. tea(drnn'- school \\ inters and workine- on farm
TIT'IJ K.
'2CA
siinunfrs. tu 'oU)>|)'irt ]jiri>.s<'if, obtui;-. a hnr fdii^'atinn nud iic([uirt' some jiroix'itv. T'loii
■eii'^au^cd ill Canuii.".'; and clu-t'si' making- ^vlltMl the liu-iiu'ss wa> coniiiarativdy new, and
in tiiiu- b(;-i.-aini' ib^' <r»'.ncr (.'f a ]ai\irt' and cxtiMi.-ive (I'lii y, in \\-hicli lu- lias bfL-n (inineiilly
].r(i>lir'rrd. llis -arlv disrijdiiu- of mind and lindy cojitril.uting- to liis succss. l!<^ touk
iTii'al ).;.ins to <ilura"tr his '•liiMicn, ;ind iin'y hav.' VL|Kiid his cnie. i. in Siilishury,
Thiklii-r Co.. N. Y.
1. Kiiachi, b. .li:ly •?. I'^h"); ^iiad. Ihnniltcn 'J'hio. St-iii.; ?eiit by the P.aptii^t Home
M!>.siouarv soricly into IV'Uii. and 'J'f-i,ii., wbero lie ovri'.nizcd ard built ii]! .-evcral
cliurclK's." A ft(,T\va!ds settled ti< ])a-1cir of tin- Hajitist chli. at Boonville. N. V., w!iei»;
liis miiiis.terial labi.rs ended. He d. oi' br.uicidal e-ni-iiniiiTiou a; his hillserV. hou.-^e iu
Clinton, N. V.. <»et. :^0, IS'-l, a. o*J yrs. He was a iimui of fine lalents-and was nuivev-
sallv b<'!...ved ar,.i i-e.-qa-eted: in. Jiily 2l), IS:!."]:, Carolina Smith; (2) 1 iliza (Juthrie. wJio
SKoe d. .■.. /. : (:Jj Saiah \^■ads\v()l•lll." i by J.-,t in.: 1, .Uj->s<>n, d. a. G yrs. /. byodni.:
2, Fi.uK.v F.: ;h Nkv,T(in >., bmli living;- in Chieago, 11!.. "InT'I.
11. Samantha. b. Auf,^ J-"), I8!7;iu. Au.i;-. -io, 1S!0, IJcv. Abra.m Knapj! (P-ant).
Si- d ,v. /. Jure' :jO, t^->n/in lhiiliii<clon, ^■. Y.
lil. HnUlab, Mav "'S, 1^-20; d. Slareh '27, 1S03. in Johiiscn Co., Iowa, unm.
]y'. EIcu, 1>. Jaii. 7, l^,':!: a laii;-!' d;iiry farmei- al Cieur Lal^e, l.Ava: m. aljoiit
]S14, OrisM-, C. lhimi)lireyville. 1 . ~^^■l•■.i,L^"•, L. 2, A df.i.mick M. 8, .Ji:>.nnkttk. 4,
Svi.x ! \ T). LriiEN. I). iSi.ipiiJA.
W Alvali Ihorkett! b. Jan. 14, l^^r,: grad. Ham. e'oh, N. Y.: tau-hl school sev.
v-eai->; iilso a suree.--fu! merchant and lawyer; n-s. M:-.si.n ("ity. Imva: m. in .1ii!y, 1b'4ft.
ihaiiit M. \Vii;htman. 1, MiMXiK. 2. I'l.vTTiK. ;J. M.vvxAi;]).
VI. Hhoda B... b. Fel,. ](J. lv:8: m. I'ec ."), Iso'J, .limes A. rvarudl^:, \v).o d. .?. ?.
iSCi*': '■ a noble maii."'
\"11. !h:.hel IV. b Fib. 2S. ls>;?; d. Jiine 9. l>S(i;, at Hulon, bnva, unm.
\' ill. >;r;ce~. :>. ^b•^v 10. is;j!). in Fairtield, 31erkin:c:rC<>., N. Y.: ivm. v-ilh his fatlu I's
famiiv tr, Clinton, N. Y.. v/iune ])e attended tlie hi.o'h school tin.l tli-' academy, an-l after-
waiclA the academv at \Viii;esto\vn. To defiay his ,-x;h-i;sis he was c>b'i-:ed conslan! Iv to
teiich, and Sbiall v Vo: -vai.t of nic.i.- had to r. omiuish bis d.-sign nf a ccillege vduc.aiun
and ivturii h>y]ir ^'aiin. He ca<t Ids tir-t vote wiili th.- Frer S'-il j-avty, and ha.-^ been a
niemi>er of il.f FeiJuinicaii ]>ar;v fi-(.m its oriiani/.aiion. In ]>r'>^j In- InraK d at ( le:u-
Hak.-. Ceiio (io^do ^'o., h.wa. and was one of li .^s tliaii fifiy volcr.-, who (jryaniw tithe.
Cci. A few vears a^'o 77/r I-i/ra S/dfr^inii/i pnlilished a sei ies of le.o^uM-aphical sketches
of men pr.>m"ii\ent in the ^'ovei nin.'in and pnliiic- nl tlu- state, t roiu the b.)-e-tc!i «!
IFm.. .Marcns Tnttie, the followin>r is copied: "lb- en.--a';vd in faiminj^and land
aL-eU'-v, and \\as llie pvincipiil propiietnr of tlie villa-e of Clear Lake, whicli is sit;:att'<l
on thr b'Oider of tha^ Iji-autiful sheet of water, lb- had many inK-nstin-; e\perieu_'-es
Aviih Ih,- Indians, who were reluctant to aliand-n tb.eir favorit-^ hunting: and lishiug-
grounds in the neiu-hborhood. He. ludd for two years llie (Wiice of count \ judi^e, and on
tliC (-i-.-i^.n of the internal rcvenm- law.-,, wa> api^oim, d assi.-;ant assess...r. He has be.-ii
for several vei'.is a verv s-ej-c-s.-f ul nnnvliant, and has boeii connected besides with
aKricuttural, banking- and other business inten^.sts. In flie fall of 1807 he was elected to
the State Senate, of which he was an active, honoral>!e and iisefu! member for iour
vears." He m. Feb. 4, 1851, CaroliiK- M. Warner. Tlir Oe.-vM.- r of Cb c.r Fake. Feb. fl.
1870, in an article two columns loni;-, descrilies their silver w(Mldinir, Feb-. 4, I87r.. At the
conclusion of an interesting- i-eremony tlieir eldest daugliter, much t<^ the sMr[>n.-e ol rhe^
assemldeil ijin-sts, was m. to C. B. yiclnto.sli, and received from In-r f-athi-r tbe (b'cd ot
a valuaide'faim and oshcr suljstantial to]<cns of pati-inal reg.-ird. 1, liosji: M., h.
1857; m. l-Y-b. 4, b^7lb (i. B. Mcintosh. 2. FJi.\NK..M. o, Axnik L.
45.11.:^3. Solomon Tuttle, 1>. in \'>olcon. Conn., Sri-t. 7, 177:1; m. Jan. ;Jl,
17;nb Poliv l!,,j.k!i.-ol \\olr,,tt. Com,., b. Si'i.t. ll". 1170: d. June 21, ISli'i. He rem. to
<alisburv" \ \ abn;u ITHb and livcii iIut^ till I^IH; tlu.nce ivmoved to Siu fiieid.
M;iss.; ti;em-e in jsjo to Ch.veia.k, N. Y., wju-n- he .1. .\pril_12, 1HG2, ;>. 7it. He Wiis Ji
farmer, Idarksunth. ar,.-! '• ac.-iimu!a!e,l a. vry good jor.nn.e.""
1. Flerm, b. .Ian 27, is(;2: .1. S.-pt. 17, 1S2().
11. Leonard, b. April 14. iso.-); m. .M.-i:rh 22, b8:iO. Nanry llulduud, a grand dan.
of the ti;-st s. Illed minister in Sl.efriei-,!. Mass. 1, Bi:N.i.v.\ii N F..b. Jan. b"). IN"! . 2.
li!)i:\T!.i, \k Nov. (i, b^J2; m. .).ii\ lo. Fo'^, VA'v/.n J.ne.' IJarton. :',. VA.y.i"V.\ H.. b.
A-.ril 2fi,V:3.Y -i. i.!:.>NAi:i\ b. Jan. Hi. ls;;7: tluei- > ear.- in F. S, seivire :.s volunteer
i!-.'c;.valrv: or,leil v oiiieer: now i1n7(I| .-egi-r.ssing .-le,k b.rtlie Miss. House of Hepresei.-
latives. ':>. Nb.-rVll., 1). .1 nn.' 2.1. F-^:'.'.l': voluntee.o d bu- nine monlbs s<-r\ ice; okUuIv
in Co F -hiTb .Mas.;.:' wounded in tbe attack (^n i-^.rt Hudson; honorably disch;irii-e<i
:l(\l HKAXCll OF .lONATH.VX,
with liis ooinpuny. Eiucrcd tlic sevvv-v. a^-ain iis Lieu!.-f"ol. of ti;r ."jili Hfct.. t'. S.
colorod vuliintfi'i';-., was at taliinir of M.ihilr. and honorably disidiavi^Td witl: hi- n-^t.
Ai)i)oint<'cl slicriif of Carn/ll Co.. Mv.-..-.. liy {i.n AiiifS. and on tlu- rstalilishincnt of civil
H(;vcri!iii(-ut was rf-ai'i>oi:ited Ijy (iov. .Vl'-iuii. and holds the olfire now (.Mai-.b 21. 1^7]).
III. J;Monit' Hi>iia]'urtc, b.'Scpt. 2. ISOI: in. Scin. '.27, ]s;;-t. Cliariry Skinkh'; n-?.
Anihoy, Lee Co., 111.: w;i-~ i-ostiiiastcr undiT \'un V.iir.'n, and scvfial yis., unlil i*-in. to
Hi., ("oniiiiissionc.- of loan- for Colunibia To. 1, nai.m'vi.x, Awj:. 24, ls:;.~). -2, Maiiv
.) ANK, -Nuv. 2(), 1H87. o, A>.\ Ei.i7..\, U>x. 2o. 1S14. -I, Li;wis S., Ajiiil s, IfiV.). 5.
Jr.KOMK II., b.'Oct. 81, 1S52.
IV. Horatio Xilson, b. A]Mil 2".. ISfO; ni. (),t. :-;. 1 ;U, Ivnily Lui.nii-. b. Mundi 27,-
1812; dau. of Moses and Ihmnali Forbes. l.Ki.wi.v 11.. b. Orr. 4. ls;-!7. 2. .^ntmj-
NKTTK, July 10, !«;-;>». o, Maiiv K.. Oe,-. ;:!(). T-n. 4. MAy:THAi:TTi:, b. .May 2:!. 1s4"k
d. Sept. 2S,"1SG2. .1. LorisA J., h. Aui^. 21, lS-'7. (i, Ki.i.K.v H.. b. Au.--. 1. 1^54.
V. Loiiis-i E.. b. .\uu-. s, 1>^17: n). O.-t 2-1. isij-;, Z irrlu'U.-. Caiidee of Slicilield,
.Mass. 1. Po!,!.Y .losj-.i'HiM.. b. March J, js40: d. Si-i>t. 27, 1^41. 2. HorniNs'l'.,
Maicli :Jt'. is 12. o, 1Io!:a<:k T., b. May lo, lS4ri.
VI. Salmon Ho;. kins. b. Jan. I. 1N2U; ni. No^-. 15, 1n4;J, Mary E. M.jnty:v. 1,.
IviriSA E.. Jan. 81, isfs.
45.11.5. Jabez Turtle, !>. July :-5il 175;;; d. Jmu' ll, I71iy; ni. by Jo<haa
ClKuuUer, Pel). 1(1. 1778. Mary I'udd of Ilamdcn, whn il. .\ov, 17, lN2s, a. 71 vrs. f> inos.
an.d 12da\s. In 177S Jal"-?" and Mary conv. ri^^^lil in est. of f., (ier.slioin Todd, and
widow's di>\', el'.
I. Marv, b. JX-r. 4. d. Dee. U. 17 78.
11. Pavid Todd, IK'e. 2S, 1774: d. June li*, Isbl.
III. Asenath. b. June 2). 1171!: d. Jan. IS. ISOl.
1\' Sn<:.,'ina. b. Jure 12, 177S; d. Julv 21. ;7;'.).
V. iiaiiiah. b. .lalv 17. d. July 22. 177H.
VI. Z.)].har .Mo:ri^,'b. O.-t. C,, 17S1; m, liaehel Brockett.
VII. Bcnoui. b. ih:i. 2, 17s8: d. April 7, iSOl.
Vlli. Jx'ansoni. b. Jnlv s. 17^-5; ni. 1S06. Ethona Ellis.
IX Consrant, b. Marrh 2s, 17.S.S; d. April 2, 1795.
X. A,sa, b. E-b ■^. i:m: d. Oer. 17, 17114.
XI. Alfred, b. Ai-wii 17. 1702: d. in Salisbury, N. V., June 5, 1R44: ni. Abigail
Sliepard, who res. with her dau., Mrs. Dossnider. 1, Ei;ki>ki:uk, liv. in Mo._ 2.
EoL'fSA, rr-s. .\atnral HridLre. X. Y. 8, J K \nnktti:, in. Henry ('ro-^l>y of t'liniton, X. Y
4, Soi'HKON-rA. ni. !■. F. iJoxsiader of Little Falls, X. Y.
XII. Mary, b. Oci. 20. 171*0: d. .v. /. in Salisbury. Mareh lf>. 1SG7; m. Tlionias ( oUr
of Eairlield, X.' Y., who d. Murrh 12, l^'M.
45-11.56. Zoph.ar Morris Tuttle» b. Uct. 5, r."Sl; rem. to Herkiner Co., N.
v.; was often in |)o>iiiuus of tru^l; a veiy useful man and much nsjiected in tiis neijih-
horhood and tos\n. lb- d. .Vpiil22. ls42, a. ()<>: buried in Wall'd. Cnnn.: m. Hachel
linK'kett. Chil. h. in Salisbuiv, Herkimer Co. , N. Y.
1. Asenath,!). Dec. 5, IS'Vj: m. Oct. 29, 1S21), Ira Comsrock: res.Whitestown, N. Y .
II. Lx-man, i>. Oct. 14. Ib04; d. June 21. 1SS41, unm.
III. Uiinsel, b. Cct. 18. ISOd; m. Oct. 28, 1^82, Damaris Chase: res. W hitestown.
1, IlKMaKTT.A >i., b. Julv 27, 1^88: m. James 1-;. Marvin, a lawyer of X. Y. C. : res..
Morrisania. 2, ADDr^'o.x'H.. b. in Salisbury. July 18. 1^8'?: ri'iu. to Whiiesiowu, April
27, ISiJO; nmni.' of X'. Y. Lo.iT- from 2d Assembly Dist.. 1S(39; next y.-ar a mem. (d" tlie
Re'pub. State Convention, and assessor of internal revenue for the 2lst Con. di>l. of X.
v.; ni. Henrietta, da:-., of Janu-s Ilallock. and had one chihl. b. abt. 1:^07.
1\'. Emilv, b. Oct. 22, IsoS; <1. Mandi 2, ls27, a. 11'.
V. IJrchVl, b. Ai'iil 2-^, isil: d. April, 1^12.
A" I. Eb.-ctR, b. Maivh ;;i>, \s[.[; d. .hnie 25, 1S14: m. June ]1», \6:'>G. Hiram Ayers." b.
Julv 81, 1^04. "'• Diedat his residence in Fairtieh!, (Ui Sunday theHth in.-i. ;A].rll 9. l-'<7ll,
of ("((['.irfsiion of tin? lun-s, Hiram Ayers in the (;7ih yr. of his age." Theabdve anm> laru.-
mi-nt \\iil b-' read with .-(.^ri-ow i)v all wlm liave ever know tlie wortli and. charact.'r .>f
the decea:e<l. In many re.>pec:'< lie was an extraordinary man. His meiLmry esiiecially
was b-ttcr than tliat of anv -.t'n-r man in the county wirli wIkv.u we have ever b-een
accjuainted. As a surveyor liis service- thromrlmut the noi-thern part of the county,
where tith- were di.-puted .n- lines Wert \vitl, ditliculty trued, w.re invaluaMt-. A.- a
*For several biographical aoticcs of ihi; Ayci.-; family sec Bcnicn's History of J/^rl-i/itrr Co., A . i .
TUTTT.E. 2G3
witnr.s- iti foiitf'stcl casis. a- an adviser in nci^lilM-.rliood iriisuiiilfrsiamliiiL's. liis o|)in-
io!!,-; wi'i-e frfijiiriii l_v sniiulit and do|ior.(ici! npoji. Mr. Ayrs was for several years suiirr-
visei' of llic rown of Fair:iel<l, and liis nanio bad fie(juoiitly heen nu'ntion'-d in rinnvction
willi iiiiTlifr ]K)siiions. He M'as a valued friend, a i-es]iected eilizeii. a lov.-d lrasl);;nd ajid
father. Yc\y men in the couritv wouhl liave hrei>, more :;-eni'Tal!v missed, or moie
s;iiu-.ieiv mourned."-— /,/'V/r Folfs .7»'//7-e/, Apri!, 1S71. 1 ,' KMii.v,'h. .Man-h 11, ]:s:17.
2, h'.i.wKVX J5. , h, .\i)ril (i. ^'i■'>>^. 3. ll\KUii-;-i- !■'... ii. Mav 4, is!4: m. March IT. iNi'.'.i.
Lawrence LaUue, h. Nov. 5. iNdo. 1, Chiirh:<< Rorn< an. \>. April !1, InTH.
^'If. r);iv!d, b. April V2, iSKi; m. in Salisbury, I'eb., IS'JT. IL^ther Dilddc. and lia^
1 s., .Iamks.
^■ln. Kfo. eiia, b. Ju]v eu, l^'l'^; m. Jan. 4, l^ii";;, F'-anklin M. 'I'utlb'; res. New
Hartford, < )Ke;d,, ( V>., X.'Y. ]. .Iri.ir.- ('., b. S. nt. ] 7, 1s4;). 0, (.'.u;i;v V.. b. Nov. •,';-;,
ls.o->. 8, i.rciMiA Ja>;e. b. Dvc. LM, is.n;.
!X. lai.-y, b. Nov. 30, lb:iO: d .Uily l'^, lS4r,; m. Oct. 13, 1S-1(I, James C. I.ani-
berton.
45.11.68. llansoi'l Tutiie, b. .lulv S, K.S."),- d. in Salisburv, N. Y.. Dm-. 4, IS'".-'.
in liis >Ms: yr. : m. 1 '..'e. , ]Ni(,, J'lh.ma Ellis, b. in \Ve.-nuor.-land, N. H.. l>ee. 4. 17SS;
rem. whenhyrs. of a^^e to Herkimer Co., .\. V., and d. July "2, IS7I, iu Ij.t S2d yr. Cliil.
1>. in ^'ali^-bur\ .
I. i^arah C, Aug. ^s. 1S('7: m. IJenjamin !». Broeketi [.lb], bro. to Zenas Brock-
eii oi' Bro,-ketrs Uvidc-eT lb- wa.- a Justice of the Peata- in Salisbuiy Center, and !iad tlie
far-ultv of p.mic.-;bh adju.-tiiijr diliic-ultios. Now i ^^71) livinir iu P.idvidere, N. Y. 1,
M.vrii-nA. -1, ]1a)!I{iv:-i'. 3, \Vii.i,aki>. 4, Lt'ii s. ."i, Uansom. (i, Km.ma. aivl
another d. v.
Ik FJiza, 1). ])^■>■. b't^OS; u. Ja)i. 17, 1N.">3; unni.
Ilk Ala.m-on, !). Sejii. 14, 1^10; m. May k2, ]^J3f;, Henrietta M. l.nivdicr-on; b. iu
Salisbury. Mav 12, bVlG: d. June 7, 1S42. (2} Maich 9, Isio. Aludra jloy.-eu; 1). at Man-
lu-ini, N. Y., ,ian.2, IXlS: res. Saud Spriug:s, Iowa. /. l>y 1 m. : 1. Mauti] a A., b. at
Fairtield, N. Y., June;>7. \>inr<: m. Auir. 7. l^oo. IJanJamiii A. Smiih, wliod. x. L: \vid. res.
at, Helloville, Uurarlo Co., C. W. -J. Hi:!, FN A., b. Pec. Hi, Is:!;'*; m. Dee. Ifi. l^m. Kov.
Win. 1). Havely. 1, Oir,u L,/:n(/r. 1.. ]s(i:): res. Pl.itte ' 'ity. Mo, 3, ^VTI.T,TA^r L., b.
Mav i'O: d. AnL'. 2ik l>-42. ;'. b;. 2 m.: 4. Ai.kilkd lb, Feb. o, l'-'44; enlisted Autr. 2."),
ll^'S2, in 142(1 l!egt. N. Y. Vols." raised in Si. kaureneeCo. under Col. 1{. Judsnn, ^vho
M-as ."snoceeded by ( 'ok (after-.v^rf's Ndj. <b'n.)N'. M, Curris. 'klie regf. was variously
(juiployed about a year with occasional skirniisliinrr; then ordered to South Carolims. near
Fori Sumpter; ocdipied Foliy ksland aiid other jdaces in operation apiinst the Imht.. After
several mr.iiths the vviisx. was ordered back to Va., and early in June. 1SU4, joined (irain'.s
army at Cold Harbor.' Here he was regimental or adjutant (lerk and was employed to
••arrV despatches from Lsland to Island and frou\ place to ])lace. Often fired upon, linllets
.stvikine- the iioai liis uu-n were rowinir. On tlie lltb of June, 18(54, while on duty attke
riiie trenolie.s at Cold Harbor, he wa.s shot thron^'-h the neck and died in.stanlly. li's
regt. Lndonijed to the l.sth army corps. Letters of condolence were ^en^ to the stricken
parents by Cajit. AVheel'^r, Chaplain Palmer, Col. Curtis and Cen. Ames, rei^resenting-
respectively, his companv, rec^jimcnt and armv corps. .">, Haitik M., b. Au?. 1, l^W,
ni. Feb. l,"lS70, Charles'o. Winfr. 1. Lunfit'c /.'., h. Nov. .21, 1S70. Ck Sthphen IC.
b. in Adams, N. Y., Oct. ^tl, pspi; m. Dec. 7. ]S7t). Pima- H. Karst. 7. Oi.tn. 1). in
He Pevsier, N. Y ., Sept. 1. ls.")l; d. May 3 . 1S.')3. 8. Ft NKTTT-. !■;., b. in Manheim, N.
Y., CJct. G, ISiio. 1), C.vKiny: P., b. in iV July 25, IH.-jS.
IV. Sopkronia, b. Se].t. 18, 1812: m. Jan. 2P ISol, Josiah, s. of Hei'.p.an H. Kice
of Meiili'-ini: b. in Salisburv, .Ian. 21, F-ns. l.Jri,i\ A., b. Fuirlndd, April 24, 1835;
m Mav 2S, lS5fk Frederick Ives; b. Sal. Feb. 2, 1818: one child. 1, Crtl,. b. May 18,
1H57. '2, P.Kii.MAN IP, b. iu Mr.nh. Jnne 23, PS!7; m, Sept. 9, lSii2, Stejiu j-k Ferris, b.
Knsbia, N. \., Au':, :;, 1S43. 3. Jo-hrn 4',, b. Manh. Nov. 21. 1"-'41: m. Sej)!. 12. i^iifk
Mnv iS. Foster of' -M; b. Mav 25, 1817. 4, JcsiAii A., b. IVb. IU, 1848; ,1. Aug. 28,
1 s.:.(').
\'. llarriiM, Nov. 15, bsPl; m. ( haunrey Ives; res. Fairfield, N. Y. 1, Sarah. 2,
llAIiiJIKT.
Yl, William, b. May 0, 1817; d. Oct. 17. 1^2-.
\'ll. Chauucev. b. Dec. 2ft. P'-ir.'; in. J'hebe J;ine Fuller; res. Freetown, Cortland
Co.. N. V.
VHP IM!}. b. Pl-c. 2.- 1821: d. Sept, 4, 1;:50.
IX. .linJs HauleN, b. .Inly 27. l>-:4. in Salisbury :( tb-v. ) an able and prominent
clerj.rvn.an of I'ne Pni vev.-;.list (ienonnn.ation; ordained 1814; lit.' u as jiasmr of the Soe. ;it
2G4
IJIlAN'i.']! OF .JONATHAN.
Jticlifii'ld S:)riim-s, X. Y.. l!ii-<-c \c:\\<: of tlir t^.ic. in l''nlti.ii, N. Y.. fivt> years; oj' iIk-
S'jc. in lJor!'.>.sU'r, N. "^'..six _vi';'rv, ;ui'l of !!•■.' Soi'. in Cliicrt^-o s. vfii yi'n-s; is n(<\v
< lbN-2) pii^^tor lit tin- Soc. ill Miiim>;ii"ilj<, .N!imi., w li.'ie ]ir lias hi'cn M'lrii.d I'.', vimi-.,; 1).
11. , ]5iu-litfl (u!.. (>. He i:i. llidiii'i Mel riuu',11, !). ill Coini.; rmi. when youi.u' to X. Y.
State and <1. in Oii-mKu, .Saxony, whiihri- slit- liad uo;i'' >\itli he; yonn;;-i'i' sm for t)if^
benefit of liei- IumIiIi, .I;.i!, 1(», i^^T:}: li>-r reimiins were linin!,'-lit l)a''k nu:h l>n. in Hi'se
JTill cenietery. (,'liicii,:o, 111. 1, .lA\n.s<;.: JST-I. in I'^uvoiie; now (iss;.')i!i V)ii,;. in Min-
neaixdis, Minn.: in. Nijilie 'r(.dd. 'J, (ii:o. .Mo.njcjci.mhiiv, V. ("., i;>77; Col. .riiys. and
Sari:-., .\. \.: now (l'"^'^'^) Plivi-ician in ( 'liief id' llie iMiiiiyi.iiion llo: oi'itl, W.-.mIs I:,land,
X, Y. liarl.'.-r.
X. Random, 1). X'ov. 7. IsO'J; m. hucinda.. dan. of ANXllis Avery of Salislnirv, X.
v.; sjie d. in Cul.a. Alle-any Co., N. Y.. Manl! 10, 1S7-1, in In-r -ii;' !i ye;.,-. 'Dxc'Cn),,,
llcmlii of Aj)!']! :i. followin--, contains nn oliiinnry nf a colnni.'; ami. a lialf in ]e)iijtli,
<'onsistin;i^r of addresses d(divLn-ed by l>ev. 1^. P. i^iarkioid and Kev. V. M. Alvord, to a
i.'ircP (:on<;reg-ation, \\du(di attende<l tlie funeral se;-\-ic<s at the rniversalist cjinreh; in
wliieh she is descrilied as a lady of a bri.i^lu and juyou-; nature, eanyini,'- snnshiiu' with
lier \-. lierever she went; of uriistie taste-:; a luver id' the be.vutiful; a j;ure a.-.id atj-o.id
NN'e.nian, .-ind e-eneially of sneh aini.ibiliiy .ind e-..iei!. •!,:,■ ot idia raet'.'i- lluU, if she had
faults, it v.onld lie diilirnlt fm- those \. ho knew h.er best lu tell wliar tlu-y were.
XI. Williaiii liem-y, b. Xov. -^t-. !>C'S; rem. lS,-)2 fnnn Salisbury to Turin, .\. Y..
ihcnc(> in \X'u lo Al!:oiuikee (',,., \^<\\a: <iiliste<i Aiiir. 1!', b-^'i-\ in -Jith fiee-i h.v.a Yol.
Inf.; served as Isi Sergi . In Sept., j'^li'J, the Ke.^t. was seni to liiiin iiiver. 3Iiiin., as an
<'Seorl to Com. to pay a tiibe of In.dian.--. Jn Xov, tlie re.:,t. was ordered down the rive:-
to Mempliis, 'j'enn., and in I)oc. to 'i':'.]laliatrhie river, a-aiiist Sens. Priee and Vuii
Dorn. and liad some skirmishing, rein i nin:; to .MenMiliis and thenc." to Holly Sjirings,
i\w\ was tl'.ej-e v.'hen <jen. Yati J >or)i toi;k tliat ]dace. Dee. yi, b'^d'i; tlienee to Jackson,
Te;)n., witli ee.iisideiable skirniisliin.c. Cn the Kt .)f .Ian.. IMC.^. \Ym. Heiiiy wa.-: taken
siek, and after several montlis in In-spita.l was diseha.ro-ed (May !■">, I^iJi-Jsr.nd return'-'!
to hiwa. lie was npp;. deputy I'li'V,,,-! ."^Jarslial for Alh.nuif-ee Ce. and held the otliee
until it \\ris abolished in saninnT oi' l>'(i4; rem. to >-e\\;iid, Nebr:iska. Mtiy, ISil'.t and
wav elected SherilVof Seward Co.; m. Ang. -.'it, IslM. Abbev A. Xirhol., b. i"n llerkinu-r
<'o,. X. y., ,lune 1(3, -[^-2. 1. Ida, ie 0--\\ -Jb, 1^."".]; d. .km", fS.Y'J. •,\ Ei.i.A. h. Oct. 20,
iSo.'i; nr. in fall of |S7(C\Ir.rtin Le;;-'.:aii, b. in ( •. ; r^-,;. i;i Xeb. :!. Ja'c-1J-;.n, 1>. Oei. Of),
lSo7. d, ].izzii:. b. .\nir. 01. ]S(i7.' :■>. V.vva:. h. .Ian. (J. fSliM.
45.11.7. Beri Tattle, b. .\prll -J-.l, i7H!: m. Charily, dau, of Dayton and Cluiriiy
]3eadle.s Johnson. 'J'lieii- dan.. .Mr-. Mary .Jones. i;-ive> the follo\\-inir account, of the
maiuier of his deaih on the Iliii uf May, 1l'07; "■ A paily of tnen were building a bridge
over the Qninnii>iac liivi-r al W'aliingford, Conn., when one of them fell into the water.
One of Ills compani(;j',s spi-uii"; to liis ii cue, and was diawn uiulei' by the diowning man.
Bi'ri then spran^;- in, wu.-- eanglit in their drowning e.Tasp antl ail iliree perished
iOL;-i'-'her."' '• lie was," suvs his dan., 'a man of great ciiere'v." His wid. d. Jan. Jl,
l^'l-l. a. .-)■! ■ ■ ■ -
1. haura, b. Nov, 1-1, 17^.-,: m. Xov. C'o, ISlKi. Asa Tattle.
11. Xaiicv. b. Feb. 17, 17S7; m, \l. V.. Jones.
111. Clariss;i. b. April IN. USS; 111. Almeu,, s. of iJeiiben Duolittle of XYallingford,
Conn. 1, fJiKi s. 0. ,Mai:v. d. l^i;:!. J. Hi:'rsi;v.
[Y, Merrill, li. March 1. 17'.i.7: m. .A'arvCo.d,.
Y. ]M-ankliii. b. Sept, b"). IsO'J; d, XnV. IS. jSll.
W. Ira, h. .lune.7, isn."}; (bisq.; d. .v, /'. .Ian. 10, 1S70; ni. Mary .bdne^on,
45.11.72. lYancy Tullle, b. W-h. 17, I7S7; m. b^ilii IJetnrn h:|.1iraim Jones, b.
in Stratfoi-d., Conn,. 17("'(; ptai-liced, iii'dieiin' in ll.-Uiiden. Conn., ten or twelve years; a
self-Tnad-' m.-in ; ^:erved in ilieuar nf isiO: dio'.vned in Sirarfnid h.-irbor. Jlis. Josn'.^
\eas li\-i!ig in lla.iever. .Mass.. in is;i, and )iei- biters to the cnmpiler writlen in that
year ai the ae-e of SI yis, show that hei- hand is siiil linn anil her i:;ind nncloinled.
I. .\anes .b,;,e-^. b .Inneti. |,sil; ne Jan., |S;;7, Alanson X. Dewev of Shettield.
Mass.; res. Ce;",tral ill.
Ii. Li.>i;sa M. -lone-;, ii. Oct, o, |SM; ni, Se;.t,, I^J"), .\ Uini^i i;n' .Vn<tin; jeweler.
III. Sidney J., lies, b. .iiily 0. 1^17; d. Ma'y 11, 1^71); 'm. .May IS!-;. Craneis C.
J'hisi^n. 1, l-J;vxK Iv . b. .liilv ."). is,")i.
IW .M: ly Jone^, Mav 00.' 1 '-Xi; d. May 11. ISl''..'; m. Ma_\ 1!), ]<W. Myr.ni L, Hnri.dl
forn.- r!y of ^he'lield, .Mass , n.>.. i e' liiMover, .b lb Ci;., M... "
y . Clara J. .bme--, b, S -i.t. 17. I^.'O; m. o-.-t., iS-17, llenr\- .Vusiin.
W. i:ilen 1'. .lones, b. Au;;. Ob. 1.-07; m. Mav. IS.')-").
TUJTLIi.
2G5
45.11.74. Merritt Tultle, 1). M;ir,]i 1, ]:ur,: .1. June -.'0, l^-ll; m. Maiy. (l;r,i.
<i1" Slej'lii-ii ('('<));. She- 111. t-J) \\'i!l!ari! '['(k'iI. ;ni ciiiim-nt builder nf \VaIliii!.'-f<in!, and <1.
■o.t. -J, i.h;).
I. Siuali ('..'ik, 1). .Ma;.-li 1, 1S1T; d. Jtinc ] !. ]*^.-,v, m. (^-i. ill. is;;r, (.'.■ora-r ]'.
<'<)nk; jvs. W. ], i.KoKGr, M., b. Xuv. 17. \S.lH. 2, }.] .\\[\ . b June 14, IS-IT; ni.^A. 11.
i 'liai!ii'i<'n. nii'lluid; 1, >'ir''/( .!.. b. July ]>', 1>-',:1'; i-,s. Mciidcn, v'onn.
11. CalolilK^ Anloiliintr', !). li-.-r. 17." ISlS; Hi. .Muivli S. IS-lo, StOIiiK'U Mn'>r. 1,
KlJ.ioT S.. b. Sent. l^. Isi7; ;h. .May 9, b'-;71. .Martlia ')". l^J!n(■^1\■. -2. Af.UKo .1 . , b.
iMav-14. ]>.")(): all 'ivs. in \\'.
'm. Maiirita, b. F(/b. 'V.. l^'oO: d. A]. ill 10, l^'dC; i„. Al.p.cr Im'Iiii. 1, l!.\.\XAH,b.
INh.v 4. ls4 : m. April i'.'. Isr.T. Frank Hill. 1, /.',.';,/•/', b. Feb. 1;^. ISCy. '2, Jnndc,
Ffb. k;. r ri.
n'. Henajaii .bdihsou, b. Manli 11, is-Jl; killed in a eider mill Nov. \-2. ]S;J:5.
V Jiilia Eliza, b. Nov. 8, iS->,'; d. Fe|). 1!i. lSfi4: ni. Apiil !l. is.")l, llirarr, Yale
7\iidrin\.-;, 1). Ort. 17. l^lfi. s. of Silas and Hiuli (Yale) Andrfv.s nf .Merid.'H. ('unii.: res.
Parker's Farms in vve>T jiart nl' ^^'a!linl■■f^)r4. 1, i'l; \.\'is .\i Atim.x. !-\>b. I!. IS-l-j. 5,
r.K.N.iA>ri.\ Ii;\i.N.';. b. April I". lS.~):l;'d. Ajuil 11, is."",;. ;:i. I^kn.lvmin, I.. .Nov. 14,
]S(3;]: dee.
\'l. ira Alonzo. b. Jan. -jn, 1^-24: in. Oet. 17, 1S-1!). Julia Mario, dun. of Hiram
r,ri>!nl; le-. W. 1, ])A\ii) P., Jan. -24, 1S.-J4, -J, Fi.-vVi x 1. , b. June ;,IN."r.. o, Fug.m;
A., b. An-. 1, 18T^.
\'ll. S(dden, m. Ap;il 11. lS4;i. l^llen Doolitlle. w1,e d. in child 1.;h!i A]>ril L-O. FSo'l,
a. ;;o. He m. Vi) l>e<-. 04, l^i-J. Sarah H. C'lititfield. i. b. Istii,.: 1, AN.N.Uitu.A
.\MKi,iA, b. June v7, 1S7)-J. i, i-;oin;r.-i- .\T)AMS, d. Xwj:., ISul, a. 0 yrs. and Id mus. :i.
FiNA H<.K)!.[TTi.i-:. b. Ajiril C-d. l^;.";il. (', by -..M 111. : J, .M viiTii: F.f.i.KN, !>. Juneo, ISori.
f), (iFitTKL']5i: (']rATFn:j,u, b. Mav 4. IS'ir.
Vlll. Henry Clay, b. .lime V-:V): n>. Ajiril 14, l^^^;. Fordelia Flakesh^y; res. Bridire-
jKMt, Tonn.. f, C." IHui.EV. b. Nov. U, l.s:)4. 'J, Axx Fi.iza, .Vjuil JU, L'>5y. 8.
■l;iiAi;i.i;s Hi-;m;v. Dec. 7, \^^'-'y
IX. M(-rritT, ],. J-,,,., ivi'o i|, is::;,-,.^. Hejnware,
X. Fnuisa A., b. .\ii;:. fi, 1^^;:7; ni. Henrv \\. Todd. 1, \Yi!.i,[am T,, b. Oct. 27,
JS."i7. ■?, BntTox tf.. b. Sept. 17, l^Tif). M, y\.\\\\ L., Maridi 17, 1S(;4.
46. Kathaniel Txittle, i-. Feb. -j';, i(i7(i: m. Father FMak-e>:ee. He d. 17-3S; inv.
Mar.di, 17'^^, ■IT)47. A(iin. --iv<-!i. (Jei. -l-.i. 17-3^, lo i:silier, wid., and Jonathan, fdd. s.
<jf dee., who had double t'art: Sib-nee '['uvnei-. (dd. d:,i,., s^. Knos, Natlianiel. Iv/ia, aitd
dan. Esther iianied. 'ihe v.id., Esi];er, d. llh']-. adin. iri\entose,n F/.ra: inv. L't7.");
Simon Tuttle. a]>p!uiser: Je.-.se lliakesley, coininis>iiiiier. Fund n cord, ITUi. Jidm
]^l:ike-]ee na!nes ■■(Ihti. Mary, that \vas the \vf. of Natlianitd Tattle" (not iiiideist*.- d.;.
F Jonaihat:, 1>. March, 17n-_'; ai. Dec. N, 1700, llebecca eiilbert; d. v. /. In 17'2J
they are called of Wall'd in a deed ToSeirt. John liilljertof -'two-lirths of lami that was
Jaidi oiit ill w'.ir father. Samuel ('iii)eri, dec;" .\nn (rilbert of N. Max., dan. of Samuel,
j'lined i;; t-..,n-,-.
IF Sih-nce, b. 17(t'J; m, Jan. 0, 1 7-2s. John Turner, b. Au-'. 4, 1704 (s. <d' Isaac, s.
of Isaac, .s. of ('apt, Xathanieli. In 17:;o tliey conv. tn He/.el.;iah F'eecliei' "land that
was laid ont to our -j:. f., Jnna.tiian Tuttle." lie in. r2) (let. 7, ]7.">(), .Mary Foi'ir.vall, and
d. abi. 1770. leitvine; minor dan., .^hl!•v, t(» wlmm l-]phraim 'i'urner was apot. i;iiard. 1,
Ei-iii;aim,' b. Jun.e IH, 17o(}: m. O.-t. "i, 17o-l, Faclud NYhecder fd' Wall'd. ' In 1779. lie
conv. te John Perkins land laid out t-. 4 leouas J'uttle, jr. 1, J,,n. b. April Ofk 1 7.")o.
HI. .Mnse.-A I.. .Nhtv S, ]7n4: net named in will (if liis fatlier, 170S.
IV. Nathaniel, h. Mav ik) . 171 F m. Jan. Ki, 17:;7, .Marv Todd, {2) Abi^'ail Ingham.
V. Ivios, 111. Ajuil -j-j, 1741, .Marv Todd.
VF Esther. III. N-.x, ](;, \-..\s. n-njandn DoMlinle.
\ 11. l-;zra, b. \'r2\--: m. i!:.;i!;!h d'odd, {2\ Susann;- Merriman,
464. Kalbaniel Tnitle. I>. .May ;?J, 1714; m. Jan. Ui. 17;17, M.-.rv, dam of Josiah
and A.'u--;:ii ( Frelrn-k.si I'ed I. b. >;ov."'.^7. 17-Jii; )i!i:ned in tise will (d' her f., dated Oc;.
•Sy. 1 , id. a the,; u. e,; she ,i. Dee. ^ ;74-3; he m, {2) .\biyail In^iiam; (diil. b. in llumde.!,
I'.iU!!.
F Fri. See' S, 17;!S; m. Thankful Ives.
IF Abiua'd, .\ue-. "!!. 174(i; b:,i., >\-o\ ;m. Jan. F'k Mm. Joel Hradh^y.
Jii. N-'ihaniel. 1,. X,,v. 2^\, IM-J: m. FIiA,ii/ef li iias-etr.
i\'. .Mary, twin v.iih NailiF ■■■a. .Mwct Todd i. I)y 'Jd m.:
V. I'lnuhv-,, m. Naney .iolin.:<.n; d. abr 1 7 77 ami id-^ .-.is. Fs! Im;- t-iok ch i r^e ,,f his
t.'Si, a.-i adm\. : sh.' ;ji. bef. I7S!,— — l'e-k,and h'-r br.i. .Jouatie.in Tuttle suc,-eed<'d. i)
mi
BKA.NCJI or JOXA'JIIAN,
EsllKT iiRiidmr. .^f Ian. C'lnvlcs: inv. C:;*)?: ivs. Xew llav.: only child. 1, CiiAni ea
M.o^tliuiiin'Ml, 1). 1777; Ivi'icd 'hi wai <.f ISl-J.
VI J'lsclio! 1) Ort. -21, 17 1>'; M. 17S1; lallrd KsiIh 1- Pre',:.
VJl. .l.,!uifh:iii, h. ;M:..v, r,.V2: ui. Kc/.i..l: .\fui;-.n; ;-J) Kli/.ilx'tl. Pnkms.
Ylll. Jfssc. 1>. Jan. -J'l'. Kl.t; ni. l.U'-y I)iclconiiiui; iO) Kunicf (lilhfit.
A'd^l Uii Tuttlo, 1'. ill Ilatn<b-M, C..;,;i., S.'].t. s, 17;;7: (1. .1 luu- IS. ls:2?, a. 8-t
yr...: iii.'l>y i:<-v. Stfi-h.-u Ilawlry, Dec. 5, \'AJ\. 'I'liankfai Ives, b. Man.l. 14, 1,4,; d.
Au<r. !, l>;o4; o^tli vr. ; Ti'S. HfTiiany.
l' .l,-:-iM!ih\h," 1). 0,-t. 14, 171;."); 111. Sally CritTcndcn.
II. AT.ia-'a. I). Mav 4. j7<;7; m. Ksthrr "Tnil.'^; |-.2) Mary Hevclu r.
111. r.i. 1,. 1>.T. -31. 17r,|i; l.nr:..-d t.. d.; a. i yis. , , ,, ,
IW V},'vuu;-v, b. Sri.:. P'. 1771: d. .■^au^ "M. 1S4;!, a. 7-J; 111. Mrs. hu/abcth I'ock.
1, Maxsfiki.d. ui. Mar>.- '!>a\vso)i. 0, i^(i;!:riT, 111. Julia Carriuii-tnii. 8, Sat,!. v. ui.
Lewis ('iMindiiil. 4, Mil, !■:.<. m. F-ilu-r liuii!,.-!!. 1,J///..v.
V. Mavy, b. .N.'arrl, ::'7.. 177o; n;, .\iarck 14, 17;i2. Jn:i;di 'I(,dd, and had .^-voral
(Jul [(ij.
A 1. I'ri, 1>. Oct. 2i\, 177">; in. Kh-i.ta Prrlviiis.
Yli i'Jain, 1). Ji.iu' 'Jl.*, 1777. lu l^''-;. Mary S.:a)!i<-id.
VII!. Pcuajah, b. S.'vt. 1:1 17S1; d. Sr^it. 5(1. lyUo. a. !>2.
IX James Sevmoar, !>. June 04, 1TS4; ni. Saraii (Jilberr; {•^} Clddf Peck.
X. t':;lvin, b! Pee. 14. 17S'J; m. ISlO, Sylvia Sinitli.
4G4i]. Jeremiah Tattle, h. 0,1. 14. 17t;.-.; m. Sally Crittenden; rein, to Otsego
Co N V. He .1. All-. S. 17;i.i, a. 2^. i'dn; p\.n.<iii. yr. K. the wid. . Sally. In^lSUi
she' is caUed Sallv Tuttie Jolm.son. v.-f. vf (.itb^dn. Plias Lotiusbury ouurd. w Sally, a.
15. lNO'3; Israel Pvrkins, rr'-'-vd. ro Charh.s.
I. Sallv. b. Or:, if. ITST; m. Syhauns XoMe.
H. ChaVhs. b. Oct. ly, 17ST.
III. A Una, in. Jerro.l Tiutle.
IV. Polly, b. Xov -j:;. !Vi;l; ni. Charles Piatt.
V. JiTciiiiah. b. l/iM: m. Minerva 'I'annei.
464111. Sally Tattle, h. Woodiuidge. Conn.. C'et . 11, 17^7; tNvin Nviili Cl.arh\>.
In lS7n she was li\\ in Uexter, Mich., witli her dan., Mrs. Cray, and tohi her bro
Jevenuali, that she wus S:5 vrs. old. 'Idie X JLn: Pnh. Jl-r. says she %vas b) in joU:^:
Elias Lnnnsburv, guard. Slie d. in Dex.er, Mich... Feb. -7, l^'7t); vn. July :., ISKk
Svlvaiius Xoble. b.' -New Milford. Conn.. Ai^ril 17, ViS") s. of Fdnatlian an<l J..nannan
(Bostwick) X'oble. He rem. lu Mich.. ].^-J4. and d. in Dexter, May D, IS-^U. She m. i2>
Feb. 14. 11^4:!, Xathaniel Daniels, win. d. Se[.t. Pf, IS.")!.).
1 l.ouis l.e (^rand Xoble. b. New Li.bnii, X. Y.. Sej.t. iO. bVll (in tne valley ot
Butt.-riM.t Ore-k) Oi^. -0 Cc, X. Y. ; lem. with his ta^lier to the !,:u.lc.s ,)i; the ^^ a'-umat-
qnif^ck n.nv called the llnron. a small river in Mich.. ai;d ihere, amid scenes ot
remarkable wildness and heautv. he ])ns.-.ed most, of his time until the commencement ot
his college life. " In a letter to me." writes Mr. Ciriswohl, •• he sa\s, ■ I was ever mnler
a stroi!" iii].alse to embod\ in langnnire niv thou^l^hts. feelii.ffs and fancies as tliey si)rung-
up in the j.iesi-nce of the'rude but beantiful thiiurs around me; the ])rairie^ on nre, the
snarl--linK lakes the ].ark like ff>rests, IndiaiiS on the hunt, -nidi ncj- their trail ^anr.e.>
amid tlie'raphls or siandintr at ni-dit in the red litrht of tlieir f^.-iival (ires. 1 bivathed
the air of poetrv.' His jnincipal iieetical woik is y.-u.iih-n.;,:. an Indian story m tnree
cantos in whicli lie has made o-nod nse uf his exia-rlec.ce in forest lifi-." t><H' '' '''■;'"■''" "
F,„t.-<nruJ PodruofAmair,,. p. 4ol. He is the autln.r of ]Jj\ ,n,aarniu.<^ } h.n)ni.s
Coh, The r,<nU ^Ahf/rlin^'. and other voems; Ajh r Ir,r.rr/s irHh •< P«uitvr._ P.e was the
friend of Chundi, tin- v-ainfuv and hi^ companion in some of his urti.-tic e\curs:nns;
Church painted while Xoble wrote He was admitted to Holy Ordeis m the Prut. hpis.
.■lih in 1S40: some time Hector of the Cloireh of Hie Holy Trinitv m Jer-.ey city;
oIliHated in CatskiU, X. Y.; Peeler o'' a chh. in Chiea-o; Pn,f. of Pelu- I.eitres ana
hn-iish hit-rature in St. StephenV 1 •. Jh---. Aimandab". N. Y.. ls77; afle, wai'i preaclied
at ionia, Mieh., v.h.r. he d. 1^^-. He m;. Oct. :1b, 1S44, Sarah Ann llaye^, and. had one
. ' " ' ii. Sally Jcannette X(J.le, b. M^y 2s, l^pl; m. Pec. 11. ls:i:;, Anios (^.ay, >Pi»..
jind d'near l>.-:.i.r. Miidi,. Sej.'. '^o, l>-74. ,.,..,
1![ e-hunlius Heme Xobh> b. Xwj. lb, ISpi; d. in Pexlel-, Pe<-. He 1>--'I.
IV. Amliiese P.(.stwi(k Xoble, b. Nov. 4, 1^17; d. ut.m.. in S.doia, O.. Au,c. '.P
1S4;).
TITTLE, -JOliJ).
267
V. Kmily Miuia N.ihlc, Doc. IT). ISM); m. Avii;-. 2'',. ]s;;n, rasKius Swift: C^i Nov.
17. 1850, ^^'l^. Sir\i-i;s: (iiviri'ccil Ircin him and ri-siinicd name of Swift: n's., in ls7(;,
i/» D.'Nt.T.
\'I. FraiK-is llimciic .\,.l.lr, .lul_s 1, !S-?I. in U<ic!w>i,.r, \. Y. Tn IsTIi, was: a
])li_v.-,ici;ai in .I(M;-c_s Ciiv; in. May 2:k IM'.O, (.'oinc liu |-:ii/.a I'cck.
464112. Chaiios Tuttlo, i'. Oci. i;i, n^l: U\-l\, with Sallv; rc!,,. i,, X. y. Sr-iu-
al>t. Lslii; d. is:"), ji. ,SS; m. I^IU, Uiuh Jimk--, li. in i,\. udinir, ^■t.."^'uv. :?, 17!ll: a uuni.
of the I'.i.is, chh.
[. iMidlv. 1.. Vr\,. ],s. isi;. ,
11. l)rh,'s, h. Kcl.. 17. ]MN:d, uiiin. Jan. lo, ]N-!7.
HI. ].:• lf"y. 1). .lull'' ], ^^■•.31 : kui. Wc-t and w;is a htaik.-r a)u) ln^kfr; lii^ -jccat
liusiri...-.s (apa-.-ity hrcuiiin;- known t» ilic antlioiiii.-- :it Wj- )tii,<Mon. lie w;-,v ,.ni|.|i)Vfd
in tlu' r. S. 'ritasary as as-^istat^t treasurer.
" Tiu-.\sn:v Dki't., W.\siir.\.. to.n, Nov. ], ]n(;(;.
].<■ \l>y 'I'lUilt:, k7-(|., havir.LV Iier^n ajij/./nired and roirini-j-.inned Assl.^Jant Tie.-i.-surer
ol the Tniled Siarcs by the Pn'sideiit oi rlie I'niled Stales, [ ha\c, witli ilie i^inseiit in
wrilin.- of llie Si ,n rary of llie 'I'lea^ury, autliorizcd the said as^istaiil to ac; in niv ]A:.ut'
and srtead, and ai any and at all rinn's to dis<d)ai-gi> any (.r all of the dntie.- if-ouired hv
law of me as 'I'leasuver of the United States. His signature, hereto couDteisijrned, will
be regarded, wh,-a afaxed to any ollicUi] paper cjuanating from this oilic<>. as ilaving tlu-
rhe same forre and (llec; a.-; if signed by me.
F. E. Si'iNNi:);, Ti.iis. \'. S. "
" When speaking of Treasurer Sjiinner s.wiie time ago. we incidentally mentioned
Assistant Treasurov Le Koy Tattle. He is w.nthy of mi;re particular notice. TiUtle Ik
a lnisii!e;-sman. 'J'heic- is no more Ucsh on him than there is on alihertv pole (.>r u zio-y.-Ac
fence; but as much life and 'get up and get along" iu him as in a can.eh'ojiard chased l)v
lions. He is, in short, the embodimeiU of aclivity: and wh.at he alwavs mear.s is Inisi-
nesb — the getting ready for business which re(pnres one le move ar(;nn'd iiveiv. If anv
one was ever born a business man it is I.e j-ioy Tuule. ii.>\v nne ot thi' Assistant 'i'reas-
urers of the--e United States, and twelve yi>ars ago the casliier of a bank in a .^inall citv
<iul \\t:~t. A va-^t sum of .money li.as been ])aid out of the I'l.dted States Treasurv since
Tuttle has been here. He has had niany men under his management, ^^■e b'dif've l)ut
one ever dereived Irmi and. broug-ht him to grief. Indeed, th.e Treasurv here has been
snriwssingly free from defalcations and eitibez/denu'ids. Such crimes have been too
often committed, but in nearly every ins1an<-e iliey have oc>-tirr<'d after the nu)nev had
been lawf lilly taken from the 'J'reasury. .Mr. 'j'uttie is entitled to a large share of c'redit,
as well as (Jen. Spinner, that such is the fact. In person Mr. Tuttle is small in stature,
but so wiry and active that I think he must get over more ground than anv other
muTi in the 'I'reasury. He can talk lo a do/en ]HMsons. and. keej) on writing at his desk
just a.s tliough nn on(.- were present. IS.irv.itiistaiiding the vast amcunt of business to
wlucli he atieiiils, he iias always f'Hin-.i time tu read a great di-ai, and is a highlv intelli-
gent gentleman. He is always uncommonly w <'ll infiu-med as to all i.assiiif events.
being a constant, judicious reader of ne\vspa}ieis." — ]Vii.shtn'jtO)i ('(irrt.t.
He resigned at the .same time with d'en. S., and is now in business at (Jeoriretown.
D. C; also engaged in mining enterprises in Califnredii. He m March '2A. 1S.57. .idehude
Merry, and Ints one son. Lk JioY, b. in .Mohawk, X. Y., .Mari:h T,t, is."3s
IV'. Melinda, b. .May :\. ]s2;i; m. her cou.-in, Kdwin Amasa 'J'utlle <jf Be'.hanv,
Conn.
V. Calista. b. Feb. '20, ls2G: un?ii.
VI. Jan.!, .Marel, -JS. IS'^S.
VII. Alma. b. Dee. M, ]s:Ul: n;, .Ian. IT, ISJl, Aiu-am Z,-.lbu. 1, Jessii;, b. b^r)7-
grad. \'as>ar CmI. i^so.
\'1II. .leannetie. 1). Aug. Ill, 18;i:;; num.
I\. .lulia, b. .\pr!l '^s, 1 -.■•;■): unm. res. b'ichliehl, (Jlsego (.'o. . N. Y. '
4G4114. Tolly Tattle, b. Nov. •.•;■!, i;:il: d. Feb. F.), is;^,-,; ni. Jan. 1, IMl, ('has.
ITati ol .Nev .Miii'.'ord.. Cntiii.
1. diaries Ad./lphus i'latr, b. Dec. ]|. 1SI4: m. Nov. 7, FS'.';, Elizabeth Flatt. 1st
cousin, lie m. cJ) Sejit. S. ISj".). (/coi-u-iana Hrooklield. i. h\ I m. : 1 , .\! ak v I".r f/ \ i;i;rii .
Aug. 1, F^:;!i. 2. S.MiUi \v^;v>[\. .Ajail 11, It^f-,'. ;;, ( •>f.u;!,i;s Hf;.\ uv, Mandi ^. i^M.
I, (<)i;\i.[.i.\ .\.N.-..\. (ici. i;. l.si;. .), WM. i;i)w\i;i), .bin. 2\. bs:.:;. (I, l.n.i.ii: 1s.m;i:i,,
Aug. '..'(;, INo-F / liy '.' nt.. 7. i:A-iri.\.ui.\i. ' m); ci. \s-, Feb. 17. JsiiF s. .MiisK-nw
Bkookkii;i.;j, July :ji", IsLil. !i, Ji)si;i-hi.nk Ik' i.io'""1\ .Vlay 11, iNC.j: res. .\ugusta, (ia.
IGS
j;i;AXt,l! (JF JON All) AX
I!. Su-^iiu :\[;ii-i;i !'!a(t, .M;tirb ;10, isl7: d, .liinc 4. J^Ol.
III. \N'iili;ini ll-iiry Phiii, 1.. Si>v.2:l. IS'l^, d. \:i-. TJ, ]S\<j,
. 1'''- I'l"'.^ •\:i:i I'l'.m, h. Oct. LM, ISO-I; i,. \n^. •^•2, l^T.O, Auui^;! AlinUifuii
^fai l^'^, 'J'\ cuiisiii.
\'. .lac.)!) H.).v;ii-,liis IMrilr, I.. .lun.^ l."). IS-JT; m. ()(;r. 5, ISli), Fannie (I, IJnbcrt;
1'''"' tiW^ia.: d.irf r,i.;i!if.i- l''iic ;i -jit. 1 1 f A iil';u,-.!:i : lu.in . ! 'nni . ( 'i luiici I four vc:, rs ; bcrvL-d
ill the Cniilri!. ainiy. i!u)i,-!i not in il'c licld; ii'in i<, Xo;|f)llc, \"a., and ikav I'cs. llicrc,
(JnTS.) 1. J1i;.v!;v ('ii.\!;),i;<, .July -Jit, I^'IO. 2. !■' \ -n \i r: Moxtki.i^.-v, .Tan. 10. is.",]. :j'
Anm-i: Siini.iK)\. Oct. IS. is."}.-,, -l, .l.\(oi; I'.o.i.vKDrs .Inlv '.) l.^.ls ,-, ]^)l■.|■ kt Ti 'j-rr v'
Marcli ;;". l^-il.i. " • '
Vi. William [.vi.ii I'laii , .Tnuc ■J',\ IS in ; m, .[ nl v 1 'J., ISall, ( ;crj!'^i:iii:i F,);-ct.. ], .John
\\'.\);i), .Inly 11. IS!;!i. ■.?. Lori^, Jm)1:(i:, 1m-1.. :.'(;, lS(i;j. :;, Adki.i.v" Im-kck, Julv ;j, ISIJC,
(il<T.) 4. lii/iz \i,i;tu, I). is:;u. ,•), W'ri.uAM, ics. Au,<;-asta, <ia.
46413.5. Jeremiah Tattle, !'. Kiil; rem .■!. IT, i., X.mv T/id.nn, Otscl-u To., N.
1 . : .--crv. ai)|ii-.,-iuic!'.<hii, ];;riin_t;- hnsint-s- with ('. E. vV S\ Ivan u^ Xolilr ( l.rni liv'rs-in law),
sind (;i]i)cn; its. Al.-xaiidria, .li'tT. ('<y, N. ^ .. 5-2 yrs. : ivni. to Ou'cr. X. V. LdsI tlic use'
(if f'lic of 1 1 is a.ruis iiv iMilliii^- a t.xitli \vi!lt lliuiiib and liiii'-cr. lie in. ^^^lrI■\•a 'I'aniicr
T ...
11. S.-illy M., h. ]),^,.. 1.-,, lN->n: ,1.. Ocl. is. ISId, i;i,y;d .Morse. 1, CVXTIHA. 13.
-l.w. ;!, .I.vsdx. 4. .\i:;.-u.\. 5, .josinw. (i, M \!ri!i.\. ";,];wv\i,
111. Ncj.oi, .
1\ . Ni Isi.n, 1). Sej.t. C'o. IS-2::',; lueUadly luiii on a sidcwal!; in Albaiiv. X. Y., b^^ a
Lai-icii)!' liou!- lallio.L'- on liii,:; survived ■.'(; da.ys, and d. in ll,e ;iiiMn].h id' f;:iiii.
^■. Jeanneit,-. Misicli T,, Iti'Jr. m. X'o\cs ),. Knd; us. i-a-ii av, Co.. Midi. 1,
<.)]i\-|i.i.K <)i;-i.N, Feb. ].-,. 1S17. ■>. l)i;[.vr-V,T Aiiuinr^, ..Inly'i:-!, jst'.i. i!. J.v.mks
.)-\s!M.i;. -I. lb)si.-.n.\ .M;nk!;\ \, b. .liiPe-JS, b^.V.\ and twonnee".
^'1. .Alma, Jidy !. lS:j:!; ni. l;o!)ert Sinitli. 1, ( 'i[.v!;i,j;s, Dec. ;!J , ]W2: and 4
]U(>rc: V. >. (Mb alls, .bdr. Co X V
Vi!. .loan, .May 2-2. ]s:i.;; .i. a. 18.
"\''II. In!., b. Anir. :). ls;;S: d. a. 1(1 mos.
IX. Lanra .\nie!;n. ['eb. 12. 1S40; n;. Win. Sn^illi; ves. Orleau.s, X. Y. 1. ^^■l^.^■I-
1 Ki.l). (dan.) and 1 w o sons.
X. Clnirles, March :!, FS4o; m. Is,;.") SaTiianlha Smitli; r.-s. Onuir. X. "i. 1. Ar.mi';
A., Sent, bs, i.siiii. -2. .li-|,r.v Ax.N, May 10, ISiis.
46412. Amasa Tuttle, i>. -Ma\ 4. ]:t,-.: m. i-:si]iev 1'olles of Woodbrid.e-c, Conn.,
v,-l,,,d. Dec. 2:). i;;t2, a. -.'2 yrs. tie m. C'l -Maw. Oaii. ot' i>;ivid and Hanindr(l'erk)ns)
Be. , her. u-ln.d. March 10, ls2S. a. .".s. He d. lu-v. :;u, ]S2(.i, a. T/J; <ddl. b. in \V. /.
hy l.sr 11,.;
I. Saiali I'.ellainv. b. .M.,v 1S. i;!ll. 1,1. r.iialsin! Smith.
M. F-iliei- 'I'ejies. b. Dcc."2;:;. ITiij; 111. ]-evi Meivvin .M.irks. /. bv 2d in.:
111. Davhl Deecher. b. Feb. 12, IT:)."): d. May N. ISIU, uinn.
464121. Sarah Eellamy Tuttle, l.. Mav is, 170I: in. iii ciu-i.st chh. \\"., bvjJev
Ecnlien Ives, .Maiidi (\, b^dn, l-dialCim. s. of .bmatli.-tn and S.isanira ('I'littlc) Sinitir. b. in
^^ e.vt iiav,. Conn.. May -O,, ITS.-j; .]. in lieihany. Conn.. Mar.di it. jS.-;'.).
1. II. -nry .\iuas.a Smith. 1). in W. Ainil J 7, Isll; m. .la n. >!, 1 s;;;. Cat harine l-di/.a-
betli j'.radley: rein. Xov., IS.'),""), from Xew llav. lo Ih'.reau C., III.; faiim r iiiifil .May,
iS!:i. whe-i he lefiiel from business and rem. toChica-i.. lib; res. :',S2 W. Madison k.
1. .Unis Coi.Tii.x. Mav 1, is:;s; farmer and dealer ii/siock; m. in 111. Jan 2'.l. D-iil,
Mary Hryani. a idece.d' tie' i)oet \\"in. C. ihvant ; res. Prim, ton. ill. 1. .b/ //.'/' l!ni<ii.i.
h. .Dily Id, l^(i.-). 2. Ih-.Mjv \M vs.\. .m:., 'b. .Mav'n, 1S4'.); merchant in Cdiica^-o. :!,
lii.\ !'.i!.\i,!.i V, .^;ar.d, :!!. IS."^,.-,; .Mdn^oi lea. her.
II. l.aniu Smith. \\uW .■>. isb",; m. Se[)t. !^, IM."), \\u\. I'.radlev Dlch.rmau, I.
l-h'.lxKlM >:Mr!ii, b. in Ch.'-liire. C,n;n . .Innc .2, !,>!;; d. .Ian. 2(1, l^lf). 2, CiK.v. h. in
^^■in'.(ead. Conn.. Del .'), 1 S.-)2 ; U-aidnu ; m. .lune 21, ls;.t;. {{.■v. I'huvn.-e W. ("olt.)!!
(Id';--!, boiii mad. Conn. Slaie N,,rmal s.diool. :i, (»i,i\).,r;, .Mar.di 2o. ISl^; d. O.-t. 20,
1>^2:. -I. S.\i;.\ii, b. in Woodbrid,..'-.' Cel). 24, 1S2:;; d. .Ian. !). IS4;.
464122. E.sther Tollos TuTllf, b. in W. D.c. 24. 17!'2; d. .la.n. 1. ls.>!; m.
i'l Cli,i.v, ,hli. \"N , by i;..v. .Mr. Co-nuall. Ai)ril IS, ISid, l,evi .M>M".vin Marks, ',. in .Mil-
ford. _ Conn. , 1^1.. s, 1702: (k llie old.st man in Ivilhanv Feb. 2.-). lyso, a. SS yr-^. , ciiil. b.
in XN'ateriuiry, ( 'onn.
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JaHa^^ //'/-t-i^^
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a¥-C^/: m.ciAA^
tuti].t:.
t(>U
I. MiUT Ksth'-r Marks, Oct. :?(), ISI^; uum. SMine dC h^y v,-viti!i<,-s have hc-n
l>ul)lislicil.
II. .M'uif! va (.'oi.tciit .Mark.s, May IS, 1M7: in. .hui., ]s:5r. JOIia.'^ Newton Clark. ]
W.Ns. Nf.\.h>\. !)(c. Io, IS;!r; r^.^. Li\-.'i-j.M,,I , olii,,; m.ni. :?. Tnn.M v.^ (;i:(,i;(;k Ij.mokf'
Sci>l. !), IMl; d. Oct. IT. ISIU. ;S, Ki.jas I,r;vi. Sri,t. 1, istl: iii. Ort. IT, IS!;:. Alice
SoDicrs. 1, 'i'lm.M.As (;i.<M;f:i: Ki.mokk, .Ip.hl.!. ]^r,i\ r, ]]]jy.\ V.(si\iv\ .lii-n-l]
1S(;2. ' ' '
111. Davhl Hceclicr .Marks, N(,v. 0, IsH); m. Nuv. 9, ]S4(;. Sorajdiina ll..l,.ii ]1;,11
I, Si(JXOKi.\ KsTiiKK, Oct. 57, ]S47; unni. 2. OvJ.vix PjtKiSMTZ, Julv;;i. ]S4'.l- innn
:i, Ma};y I^;,()rsK, Ar,i:. ^W. Is.ll; m. 1S7-.' .Mn.lc (iates: ros. Duraiid', ill. -l, A \i v,s -,
BiCECHKK, Mar.-h2fk IS.",;;: ,1. Apjil -Jl. Isiil). .-,, KAruia. Minki; va .Mar-'li 10 Ib.^O- d
A))ri! '2:>. \r-W. li. ■.MAirruA F,i.i7.\. April -Jli. ],-';,7; d. X(,v. Hi, J^r,s. 7, 0]{i;i S.-'i.t'
•?r). Is.V.); .1. Feb. ;■), [sr,{). s. |)AVii> \\rM-ii;i.ii. F.'l). if), Istij. !•, Ih'xKv <,'n\N|-'
Fell, s, |S(ii; ,1. .Jan. L':;, Fsc.j. ID, CiiAiii.onK }Ii:i,k.n-, h. Julv 14 ls(;7 11 Ci-^rj."
1). .Ma-cli ;i, FS70.- ■ . . - -,
I\'. William Iw; Marks, Aii^r ;?7, Is-j-j; d. in Water!)., Marcli 10. ISg?.
V. .\iiia,-a Abiali.-im Mivrks, b. in \W Ajiril :', Fs'.3."); inventor, paleiaee tind niiimi-
factnrer oi n;tif;rial limbs in N. Y. r-ity. To uIk.;,, v,-;;': awaided bv tin- Americim Insti-
tute in \>'i;r) a ,:;old medal for tlie best artilirial limb-. Ap-aiu in 1n!;7 the lirst ]>reininin
a Inrge bronw nudal wa^ awar.F-d. A.-aiii in isCii tl'i- first lovmium. a iiK'dal and
(lipionja was awaided. 'i'lie siiim- in ls70; and sinee tl,e (dnuiLM' in tl;e bv-laws of the
lusrituie. J.y v,-liirh medals rnd 'iiidoii'.as ure aboli-^hed. Ids work ln,s received a cohtimi-
ou-s .sevie.s of coiumendatory re]Mirts (d' the ex-aniinin- committee. Also received a urniid
medal at Centennial in J'hila., Fs7(i. Oiiice .")7.")' hWoadwav, \. V.: res. I%'ive7-side'
Coim. Hem. in X. Y. .\n-. 22, iSoO, his 2<1 coes.. 1 lev Ann I'lati, a ;;-rand dan of'
.Jpn>!nia]i 'J'ultie. 1, ("HAumis A.m\sa. b. in X. ll.'iv. .July 10, is.")l ; stud'ai 1 'nion Col
and ])i\-. at I'hila. In the Fpis. mini^tiy; w^w. ]'<'i'J. rector's a-sistani of St. .\m!re\\-s',
l^hila., lUv. Dr. II. B. FJaxton, rector; m. Oct. 2.">, 1S7.1, Divine. 2, O'r.o. Kuwix'
•Ian. 2'.). ]i<r,:l\ ^:rad. with honor Viv.nu ('..!., (dass js?'). o'^ Lr* Y I7s'ri!!:i: b Ai,ril 2y'
Is.Y): d. Dec-. 20, is.io 4. Fim- nKficK Akiiaiiam, 1>. Au-. 4, 1S,7?: ,1. ^'ept'. 4'. ISi;.-, ;-,'
M.UIV Ei.i/.\, Mav 27, IsitU: d. in Shar.m, Conn., Nov. I dS(;2 (J A\'m Ffco; x \u."
II, 'ifiCii. 7. .\>:xA Adki.ia, Xov. 27, JSCf,. ' •••-.-.■
VI. • Kli/.a .Jeannett.' Mark-, b. Jely 13. 1^28; luniiait and laii(Kc:,],e artist and
writo-of talent; lu. Jan. -21. It'oo. '.eo, Henrv Cllnron, a wood carver Ik d in asvhit'i
at Dnrtf., .Jnly 2, 18711; (2) Dec. 1, ]SS1, Jair'us F. Lines, M. D.; V.Med ScImh.F res
X. llav. 1, (iKO. llK.vr.V, b. Aj.ril ], ls:,l; <\. FS,-,,-,.
46416. TJri 'Puttie, h. t^ct. 2r;, 17 7o; rem to C.dumbus, Chenaiiii-n Co \ Y
wheie lie d. Nov. 4, ISoU, a. 84 vrs.: m. Electa, dan. of hMward F.-kins id'" Wood'
bridge. Conn., h. Oct. ao, 177.";; d. July li, Fs.7ti. a. 81.
I. l-ldward Perkins, Feb., 1797; in. Aue. J, ISll); .Maria Medljuiv, sister of the
rariway director", :\Iedb;,ryof Cidiimljns, o. 1,' Fi < i Wt-.i.Ks, Oct. ,"), ],b:2b; m. Wm F
IStedman. 2, lliU-\Nr. Marcli 25, 182.*; d. Dec. :j, F-^d'.*. 8, C.XTiiAitrxK .M viti \ Oct -'a'
1S2;J. 4, Fi.'VNKi.iN, .June 20, 1S2G; d. Dec. 2ti, Fs:,;l " ' ' '
IF Flviia, ..Ian. 8, 1709; d. Oct. 2, ls02.
HI. Lanra, b. March rW, 1801 ; d. .Jan. 2i;, ISiit), a. (F), in Paris, Oneida Co N Y •
ni. t^ej.t. -0, JS20, Newton Ilorton, b. in FitchCicld Co., Conn., ,Filv 18, 1700; rem vsitli
his parents to C(dutnbns, N."5'., sprinr- ,jf lsi7, d. ,lnlvl.-), 1840. Jn ls4(; Mrs H
moved to the ohl honn^^tead to take enre of the old penpfe. In thai vear herself .diif
and husband were sick, and the latter died. It w^is a veai (.f darkness and she was
oveidtnrdened with care and sorrow. 'J'owards the close o'f her life she was h€-a:d to sav
that her last da.ys were her lnipi)iest, as her cares and n'sponsibilities were lessened ' l
.\i)f:i.im:. Nov. 18, 1S21; d. a wido-.c .lune 7, F84t;. leavinij ] dan. 2, Oi;s.i\ Match
IS, js-e); (1. May 1;i, t81(j. ;j, .F\m-: Ax.\, b. April 21,'lS2.i; d. N'ov. FJ. Fs47. 4,
Jt:A.NM:i-n:, .Mr,ich H, ls27; m. Sisinjier. She is now a widow wiih micdiild a
.son; res. ll.andllor,, N Y. ,">, M.\i;v i;i,i.:. ta, h. Mav 12, ls3-l. (i, e'ifAi;Ms Fkw'is
S.-i>t. -^-l. 1s;t7: owiis the F.rm his era ndFiihe.- F ,i -Fnttie selth d on wh.-i^ it was a oari
of a vi,.-r lo!e-t, m. :,!id ha-. 2 chit.
1\. -Mmon, 1). Nov. .""i. Isw;;; d. line:. Sept. •".•, 1S2V
\'. Parley, Oct. 211. I Oi; ,|. |-Vb. 2*i, bs.77; m. .Mma .Malvina, dan. of Feomud and
Fanny blau. ot Noah Fa Mmport ) A.Fit. 1, Dahwi.n, res. Coinmi.u>, N. Y. I. M.niin
\ii^'ii. re<. llm-n. llsviMe. N. \ .■ jn-oininen! bnsiia .-s m-; n. 2. A'. ./'.// -rO, 1 e- 1 loiiiMs\-iilo'
t ']\'-nan.LO) Co., N. V,
^'F F.'i.-ome, b. Sept. 12, 1800; d. June G. 18;;ti, unm.; accideniallv kHled l.v a irnn
shoi.
70 r.UAXCK OF .TON ATI i. AX.
"V'll. Mnrv Juli;;. 1.. Fcl). '2.1. ISU: rl. .\]y:U If;, IWU: m. ]),■(•. H, ls;j4. Kii.is Alcott
1, Tlr.XKY 11.; Mnv 1. 1S8!); d. An>r. i:,. Ls')!). -J, Kmki.i.ne F., Jui.. 1:2, isll; ,] Jan
:^>1. l.''-04. :;. Knv.A!".!). b. .JiMirli, ]s;4:!; ,!. f,.), is, ]s44. 4. 1'akkikt E.,M:iv]0,
lS:>."i. .'). Ai.NK.ix. li. l>rr. .'), r^-!T. n, .Iii.rA AXN. h. .Tniic ?!), l,S.-,0.
\'ill. F,nn-!iiic ]•:.. .M:iy H. j.^lT; d. .line "J, ]^|:i; in. liciuy lloliues.
46417. Eln.m Tattle, !-. -huw ^J. ll?:; \ve)U to On.-idi- Co., N. Y., atxmt IROO-
lu. -M-ay 1. 1S02. .Mary Srofidd. He d. .M;i\ 4. 1.si:i.
I. Alvir.i. 1). Jan. o, lN!i;j; in. Ft-h.. ]>-'4!», Samuel Ad:uii.s; .s. i.
II. i;.-!>:r;:il:. h. Ajiril S.^, I.^n); d. .Mnrdi 14. FSO."): ri. Ai>ril ].~), is;j2, C'clinda
Tuttlf, whovl.'Ort. S?>!. 1N44. II.' in. [2} iKc 18, 181G, Doicr.s ^^tabldjiid; i. hv 1st in.:
1, LAfKA ('., 1.. M.nru -21), l^:-:-!: r.i. ]).'v.. 1.S59. rhurics Austin; "2 chil. 2, Ly.max A.,
li. Feb. 14, 1.S8."): in. Xnv.. ISoo. Deborah M.jsier; f<. /. ; reiu. to Kent Co., Mi<h., iy(H5.
S. Fkaxk),ix F., b. Sept. 20. ISoO; served two ve;iis in .Annv of I'oiomac, unin. 4,
LeIIoy W., 1). Nov IS, 18;5S; in. Dec, ISGS, Loverna M. Tntile; i. ou'r .idkl. a son. .5'
MATrniA.I.. Sept. IH. 1.^42: ni. about ]Sf)7, irn-ha:-d IMwards: reni. to K'ent Co.. Ml<-ii •'
/. by L^dni.: 0, Chaki.i.s O., b. .March 1. 1.S48.
"ill. iM-.-d-riek. b. ]Hr. i^^. ISO-"",: rem. to Kent Co.; m. 1810; returned to Oneida
Co.. N. v.. A]. lib l^oT, and back to Mieh. IsiiC; res. Kockford; m. N<rv. :]0, 1840,
IJlioda .\usii!!. v.dio d. b'eb., isYi. He m. {•}) Jennie F., \v!<lo\v of Fly.sses M. Tutlle,
in Jan.. b^»i't; /.by Istm.: 1, Jt'.an.n F.TTi'. (.'. , b. .M;iy 12, 1.SJ2: m. Jan., bSf'i'F Ely
Sauford, 2. Lovkiixa. m. Dec. 18ij7. l,ei;oy W. 'fmrle 8. Juii.n, b. Jan. 2.'i, I847. 4,
F.VKi.i.Ni: .\., b. July 28. 18.")(!, uur]i. .AiiMilierd. in infancy, 'i'iie three daus. of Frcd-
<='rick Tuttle resid*? in Conn.
IV. Charle.s, b. June 22.1.^07; m. Aie.il 10, l8ol. Havriet Tuttle. 1, I•:LA^f. 1).
Feb. 10, 18;!-2: m. Feb. ^^^ l,<->7. .Mary Jane ]5arne.s, 1). in Paris, Oneida Co., N. Y.,
Mavcli '2, 180"), dan. of ham and Juliet .-\nstin Barnes, now of Cortland Center, Mich.
Ii-am \vi;.s ^on ol' Ab.d and Martha liausoii Barnes of Conn.; r>'s. (].'S7i)j li(;ckt"ord, Mii-li
1, Vhrrhs Mr.nJir. b. .\'ov. lO, 1 ^'.V.i. 2, IIV^''^ J/,//-//., b. D.'c 1(J, ^y■i\\\. 2, Osc.\l!. 1^
Jan., ls:'.i!: nnni. H, Flysm-'-v >{., b. l^;"!'.*: d. fall of bSIJ'^: m. \X\V>. Jennie \,. IJevnals,
-whom. (2) Frederick TiUtle. Fly.-se^ .M. Tuttle was a hnvyf-r and J ustice- of the Peace;
i., three soi!s.- 4, \ Ciiii-U, d. inf.
V. •Betscv. 1). Jan, 1, is-i'J: m. March 17, 18-20, Ib^nrv IJ.Mtb-ti, who d. .v. i Mv.x
m, 1848. " ■ ' '
VF .Vnuis.:, li. .Marcli -2, I8U; num.
\\l. Hannah, b. .Marcli 28, 1-;14: d. Jan. 7. ls.-):j; n,. Feb. 18, 181:3. Truman
]>ariieit: /., three chil.
VIll. Inf., (1.
46419. James Seymour Tuttle, h. June 24, 1784; d. Sept. 23, 18rw; m. ISOo,
Sarah <;!;l"Mt. acIh, d. Jan. 12. 182T, a. 4:1 He m. (2^ Oct., 1.S27, (.'Idoe Peck,* b. M!ir(di
i:i 178i;: d. in 15--Thnnv, Conn.. Oct. 20, 187!), in her filth vr.
1. Sylvia, b. Nov. 12, 18U5: m. Sept. 20, 1822. Oeor-e Peck, b. .Mav G, 1800; d.
Sept. 28, i86'i. 1, Oeokok F. H. 2, ]5ri;NKTT W.. d. 'l870. o, Hk.njiy S., of 1:1
Stone St., N. Y. C.
II. Eli/.a. b. Mandi 27, l.S)8; in. Jan. 9, 18:,!2, Samuel Davidson of Yalesville
Conn., who d. .May 21. 184'.), a. 40.
III. Julianna" Lovenia, b. Mav 22, 1810; ni. Nov. 10, 183;), Flizur T. Bradlev who
<1. .\ov. 10, 1S.-.2. a. 44.
IV. Sariette, b. Dec 1, 1^12: m. April b'), 18:1>, ("Jeor^'-e Kimberlv; .s. i.
V. Charles Seymour, b. March 14, 1810; d. .\])ril 22, 18G8; ni. Jan. 1, 18:39, Lvdia
liishop. 1. Sauaii v., 1). Sept.. 2:F 18:1!); m. Jan. li'i. ISOi). Dennis Mae-in. 2-, Cifi.oK
\'., b. i,)c. li', 1.S41: d. Mav 27. l.<47. 'i, Jam['< Skv.moiu, b. Nov. 2'^, 1844; uum, 4,
MAiiniN c., b. Nov. V.\. -[.<A: d. Oet, 2ii, 18G::'..
\'!. Cleirry S., b. .May '27, F-!^: m. <J<i. 22, 18)^. Noyes W'lieeler.
\'\\. .leann-lie. b. .\!av 27. 1822; num.: re.-. Fet liauv. Conn. i. bv 2d in.:
A'lli. lI.baM P.. b. >:.;'v. 28, ib2U; d. Feb.-.j7. ISV). '
4641.10. Calvin Tuttle, li. Dee. 14, 17.^G. .1. .Maich 12. 1N44: m. VA^. 1:;, l,si2,
Svl via Siiiith.
I. lii-iiajali. Ii. Nov. :j. b'^'12: a mem. of rh.' Ab-th. cdih. ; cl:i>- I'-.ider and exh.uter;
m. .\pril 17), isti'.i, .^Jis. .Vliee C. Siieri^ , ,n. / ; res. In-lhany.
*Lo:s Cl-.atterton, wid. of .*nvjs Peck, d. Sept. .•2, 1S52, a. \<xj yrs. S dios. and 6 d.-i)s:ino. of Ch'.oe.
tl:t')'j/r. 271
II. Jeivndi.h, 1'. M:iicli '-??, 18!"k d. S(]:t. 29, iS.'j'.l; uiun. Ilf was :ui injrcnious
\-<.-rsifif'i-. and iiuuiy acro.'-tics and otIici' rliytlmii''al ••oinp'isitions of his ave jirfsciN cd in
llie faniil\ .
III. F.Ji/abftli Hai-i'ict. b. .-Vutr. lo, b^lT; uniii.
l\. ]'jil\vin Aniasa. 1>. Scjit. o, 1S'?(); d. .v. /. nf iiiHMunonin, in Tv>rli;n:y, Conii.,
v^undav, Ma\- Kj, l.'-^T.";. He was niurh in.teips-ti'd in this J'amily Idstory. and witji hi.s
jii-o. , Benajidi. collectt'd lor this work a large |ni»i)orti(jn of tlie record of his gr. f. I'ri
Tuttlt-'.s desc. I]<Oiad a fine tenor voiee. and sanjr witli feeling- and effect tin' sini])lo
■inusif nsed in the New l-".n^land country chnrcln'.-. lie ^^•as a likrtl ^vov]cinl:r, honest,
faitliful, afFectiniuue and jiion-; man, ;an!'iiioiis only to do right. Once, while visiting
his cousin, A. .\. Maiks, then living in N. 'W City, he ])assed a ferry gate unob.sevved,
not 'knowin;,' that a far-' w;ii due. On nientioning- the circiinistai:ce to his host, and
being infornnid that In' Inid •"rnn the gate.' he returned to the ferry, a considerable
distance, and relieveil his burdened conscience liy paying the oin- or t>vo ((^nt fare. —
Cvuipiler. Hem. Oct. '2o. 1S'3"3, Melinda, dau. of Charles, and sis. of Loroy 'J'uttle of
WashintjVon C'itv.
v." Horace*, b. Feb. 5, ]^C!:J; d. .March 22. 1,S82.
VI. Sylvia Elvira, b. May o, IS-iO; unni.
4642. Abigail Tuttle, b. Aug. y,\. 1740: d. IS28, a. 8s'; ni. by Ib-v. Dr. Stiles,
Jan. I'l. l^;(i. ,b,el Hradley oT Ibundm, (.'onji.. -vvho d. ^''i^r. IS. 1SU1, in tin- G:.)d year of
h"sa. : \s-ili dated Ang. 22, ISOl: nms. Avf. Al.'igail, chil. Cliloe, Phebe, Joel, Fdan'i, Ezra
and Seymour; of g. chil. Mary and Fdna. gives to the Epis. clih.in llamden, i'OO; s. Amasa,
excr. ; Abraham Lewis, .Anu)S Bradley, N'iitiian Allen, jr., \vit.; Clniuncey Dickerman,
Andrew Hull, upprs. : inv. of real est., io, 749: iiersonol, i!b!7. The w. of Abigail
]>radley [>rov. 182S, s. Ezra, the surviving execr. , the other wa.s An.ios Dickerman, who
d. ]rending the settlevient. provides for ;i moiuinient to dan. ?*hiry Munsou &nd I/er dau.,
Abigail Munson. who were bu. side ijy side in the Nortii bu. ground of Haraden; nins.
dau. Chloe, g. dan>. I'olly and Edna, heirs of dec. dau. Mun.son; heirs of dec. dan.
j'hebe, heij-s of .Amasa: s. Ehnm, heir c.f .lotd; heirs of Seymour; s.-inda\'. Amos h)ieker-
man. Ambrose Tuttie, .-\iba Dic-kerman, e.xecrs.
]. Mav Bradlev, b. Nov. 11, 1700; ni. Mun-^on. 1, AHi<;.\]n. -
II. • Anmsa F.radle%.
III. e'hloe Fradlev, b. June Id, 17G4; m. Levies, of Samuel) Dickerman, v.-ho d.
1M2.
IV. Sarah F.radlev. b. Nov. 7. 17r.r.; m.
V. Fetsev Bradlev. b. Sept. lo, l^d7.
Vi. .bx'l Bradley, "b. April V), ]7ii9; Y. C. 17S'J; set. July. 17P:3, over the 1st Cong.
chil. at ^^"cs!moreland, Oneida Co., N. Y., till A])ril, ISO'), greatly beloved; afterwards
pastor at BalLston S]>rings a few yrs. , his health failing, he; let. to >Veslmore]and:
tlience rem. to Clinton, N. Y. : in bV22. with health restored, he was set. as pastoral
I)e^^'i^!, Onondaga Co., N. Y., wlit re he d. Aiig. o, 1S24; bu. on the anniversary of his
1st ins'aUatiou. Hon. Ponieroy Jones, in his Hist of Oneida Co., X. ^'.. tlius speaks of
him: "He was most C'm})hatically a good man; we have ])enmd the foregoing (enlogv)
with the most liallowed feelings of veneration for hiu) wlio jueachcd to ris our iirst
sermon and was our first pastor;" ra. in Cheshire, Conn., Sept. 14, 179.J, Marv A. Beacli.
VII. Flam Bradlev. b. Xov. 15, 1771 ; d. Feb. ], 177:F
Vlll. Flam BradlcV, b. Feb. 1, 177:-'..
L\. E/.ra Bradley., Y. C 1797; d. i.Soy.
X. Seymour I'radley, b. abt. 177.'); est. dist., 1 1^22, by Ambrose Tuttle and Enos
J)iekernnin.
XI. Ksther Bradl.-y.
XIF I'hebe Bradley, m. Amos l^ickerman, v. ho d. in 182?. 1, Aivro.vii,, m.
Ives. 2. Ciii.oi:. ;!, S.M.T.v. 4, M.vnv Ann. ."), K/.nx. G, N.\ncy. 7, Amos; d.
F-;.")(,). S. .\i.Kj;i:i), b. iso.-i.
4643. Nlitbrajiol Tuttle, b. Xov. 2(i, 1742; m. by lUv. Mr. Shernmu, An--. 2-1,
17<J.^. Elizabeth F.as-et;. w!io d. Aug. 4. It^TJ. a. 72, les. Betliany. Conn. He d.'Fe)).
20, 1SU2: adnir. of est. nanus .Abiiah, Simon, Jaied. listber, wf. of David Lyman l>.e(dier;
Mabel, wf. of Titus I'eidc; Beisev, and .Mma, wf . of .lareil. Most of this fami'lN ^vent
"We.- 1.
]. >ini.m, b. .\i>:i! iS. i 7t;'.».
II. ilslher, b. l-'eb. (i, li7F m. David l.ynian., s. of David and Haniuili (i'erldns)
)5eecher ["/^./< j, b. July 14, 17Gl.t.
■'Z'l'l j{i;.vxo[r of jonatii.yn.
UI. AliiJMU. 111. .Ian. S, 17!)7, Ma'.K'l S!ii'|ian! of X. Hax. 1, Whitix*;. -3, Amos.
;>. .Mii/r<)\. -!, 1'; K'!M.\. ,"i, , m. liani"! 'I'mtle.
IV, .la'-t'(l. III. Alma, ilaii. of .lisciiiiali 'I'lUtlo, and rem to Coliimlms, N. \.
V. M.-ibri, !). alit. 1777; in. Titus Pf;'k, only s. of l.iriit. 'I'iius Pock, v.hoso csi,
sidni. 1777, N. ifav.; v.X. nof^cct-a. dans. .Maivand Jlolinra; 'J'inioihy Pock and 'J'inKjiliy
Ball, ndmrs.
VI. l-:iiy.al.otli, b, 17^0: " d. Fcl). i1, Islf, a. .1.^ " (l!.iiiidoi-i Pl:,in:; i,Mavo-stouo), ni.
ll'/-kiali .Johnson, \k 17s0; ■■ d. .Ian. 27, Isl.""). a. (;:> " (ih!,l.) 1, SYi,vi:.sTr,i;, h. IMd;
"d. Ai.ril 7, is:;(;. n. •?'>- {jbi,l.)
4G41. Mary Tuttle, twin witli Xaihanici. 1). Nov. 2(1, 1712: "a very r-mailsaldo
w-on.an.'' Shod. <);-r. ,s, IS;}!, a. 1'2; m. alit. 17i;i, AUnor, s. of Itlumnir Todd, h. Nov.
4, 17:'S: lom. from llaindcn to ]-al;c llidg-o. 'l'oiiii)kitts Co., ?s.V., al>t. JS04, wlioi-i lio d.
,Ian. 1 1, ISU-l.
I. Palicncc Tod.l, b. ]")ec. (J, 17tV2; ni. I^im. A.aron l^iadloy.
\\. MarvTodd. b. Dec. Ml, 17iU; d. Aioii 24, lS.-)'.». a. i).",: m. .Tan. s, 17S.-). l>,_'a.
IsaacCliailorii.n of iintiand. \'t.. b. Nov. 2:;. IL')!); il. Ajnil '.i, lsr.2, a. i'M. 1, ( ')i.vi; i.iirn;.
1). .Julv !•"), t."'^'): d. -May (I, !S.')f: ni. .Mon-i.-> lo-yiiolds. 2. Pni.i.v. May 2i). 17^'7: ni.
Nov. A, ISOS. William (iilmoi-H. '^. l.EVKiurrT, .hinc \:\. 17',iO: m. Mary .hiclcson. 4.
t'lH.oT;, b. F>d>. (■>, 17i»l; d. Pel). ]S, IMS: m. Silas Smiili. ."). i.ovici;, Nov. 15, 17!i."); d.
Dim-. Id, 1>;:)S: iu. (icinnin llamnunnl.
III. Pi-iTodd. Dec. 7, 17(i<i: d. Doc VA. 17!tO.
I\'. .\bnor Tod.i. Ajv.-ii (i. 17i;:j: d. Nov. 14, 17si).
'\'. C'ldoo Todil. Aui:. 21, 1771: m. Idias llotcnkiss of N. Hav. July, 1930, adm.
given to bc\ tTcrt llotclijciss of No. liav.
W. Mcd:nlT,Mid. i'. Nov. 27. 177;'.; d, .Nov. 20, b^'ll; in. Amanda CliaiMnan, who
(1 Scut !> is-bt a 711. 1, l'i:i. )i. (*i-!. 0, l^OO: d. .In1v2.~), ISI'O; m. Sarah , who d.
Nov. 25, l'- 5d, v.. 52. 1. !jn!(.<> K.. d, Sep; 2U, ls")4. a. 21. 2. Ednuird A<iff''<t>"<. d.
Julv -J, ISd"). a. "d vr-. 2, Ll■:^\■Is, d. June 11, l^lio, a. 2 days.
A'll'. .losiali Todd. b. 17M; m. Lnc;-etia hic-ersoL
\ ill. liuth Todd, and others.
4G441. Patience Todd, b-. Dec 0,17l'.2; d. Nov. 1, l>^l)l: m. Dca. Aaron Dradley
(d' Ilamdcn. In 1.52S, adnii. of his est. given to s. IXivid (the wid. dc<-!iinn<;;), bond
s2(!,000; John Fiudi, seeui'ity; inventory names among otlier things .Nji'Ttacles, .<-! ; (duck,
^oU; per.sor.al iiroperty, !^2,(''37; 2TS acres of land at S2S.82 per acre, S7,d2:->.8r>: Ambrosi-
Tuttle and .\rba Dickernian, a]ipraisers; est. div. to Duvid ISradley, I'ldoe Di<d;ermaii,
Pollv Ilotehkiss aufl Patty Fitcli: the ^^•id, ;icce]>l<'d certain bonds in lien of Power.
1. David Bradley: ;>reached in llanub^n ((/edar Hill) -!() yrs. ; d. 1S.54: adnii-. given
to Son Ilenrv I. Ilrad'.ev, Oct., 1S.77; nius. sliare in the meetingdunise, m.-a.r dwelling (>f
I'ri Todd: tn. Abigail' . l,]lF.\iiY Ivks, .M. D, , res. New Hav. 2, Amklfa, iii.
Wvllis (.■Imrchill.
11. (ddoe Pnailby, m. L-vi, s. ^yS. Levi an.l Cliloe (P)rad!ey) Dicke;-inan [*//,/-]; wili
prov. iS42, nins. v. f. ('diloe, I'.au. Mary. s. Lambert, wlio ha.l land on J^lue Hills, abt. bS
acres. :in<1 NVm. ]>. . execis.
in. Mary Bradley, m. Silas Hitchcock of (lieshire. 1, 1m{.\XCKs A., in. Oct. G.
1820, Joliu Alfred Foote, Es(j., (s. of (iov. Samd A. ami bio. of Ib.-ar Admiral .\ndrew
Hull' I'ooto), b. Nov. 22. lS(i:;: hiwver:r.'m. to Cic'Veland, U.
IV. Martlet Br.'Mlley, b. July d, ]7!i2.: d. May !t, Isiid; m. K)v\. 11, 1S]0, ,bdm ImIc];,
], Oct. 9, 17St): d. Jan. 2"^, iS'iN. s. id' Nathaniel and Mary (Thomp.- ..n) and iiro. of
Frof. l-dea/er 4diom]>son Fitch. 1, John W.m., le .June S, b':^i:s: Brest. Mechanics'
Bank, New Ha\'.; m. Sept. Ci, 1S42., .lane Louisa, dan. of Henry Trowleridge of N. Hav.,
who 'd. Sept. 2'.) 1S.5(): (2') I'^.^fi, Mary Sherman Skinner (Marsh). 1). .Ian. 2, lS2(i.
dan. of Boirei Shern.'an ami Ma.ry kock-w,ii..l ( Pe i''oi'est) Skinner ami wid. of i;e\ . Sam'l
j) Mar.■^h:''\. C b- 1 L missiomirv to S(uiih Africa, who d. is.5d; aft<-rd. of Mr. i"it<di,
Seiii 11, b^'il, she m. d'.lOct. 1^77, Piv.f. Samd liarri-, P. D. ; Bow. l.'(d, X^'-jX. W , .M.\i;v
Fi iZ.s^'.KTir. d. y. 4, \Vii,i.i.\M, b. Aug. 21, !S-JI1; d. .May!*, IS^r: at a meeSnm- of the
N 11a V. Board of ', '..nncilmen the following residutions was n nanimoti-l.\' adopted: ' 'riiat
■,'n the dieatli of lion. William Fit<di. the late Mayor (d' this ciiy and Paymaster-* ieneial
of the siate of t'on.n. during the late war. New" Haven has io-t one of it-, tormno,-,-, c ili
/.eiis, and one v.!Lo--e ]dac<' in the community it seems imjiossible to till. ('on.-.ji:cnoii>
for bis mddic vj-'rit : ]u-ompi and nntiring in the ilisclunL'-e of every duty: freely sp.mding
iji^ >r:ei':L;;b ill tl'.e -■ipp(c.! and condnc! of our local idiaiiiic-;. in wdiose behalf he cheer-
lnil\ a-sumed many a Imrden from u hi' !i othei> shrank.: always to lie buind at Ids po.-.t
in \vliatever position he was called to till; ludding oiiice with reUictance, but admiuis-
TL"j'j i.r:, 'loiH).
tering it Xn iiiiivcisul uccrjitiiiict.' mul ^vi^ll a sino-lc vii'\v lo ilic ]iulili,- (.rood, Ik • was a man
without ri'iinuiL-li :.n.l witLoni an eiicniv. Isc^dIn r.l, tliar in tnlu-n of our respect fi>r ]iis
lii'-niory the Coii 1 1 of ('oiiinn.:! Cnuneil will a{ic-i,il lii^ fniifval in a i)n,|\-." Siiuilai' reso-
lutifjns were afh)i»te',! Iiy ;);(> I'xiard ul' IId.kI ( '■•himission.M-s; hy tlie New }!av. Saving's
I'ank, nf \vhi<li \if wa:- i'l i'.--;(iciit ; hyihi' Si-.-dinl Natidnal IJank, cW wliicli he -.vas a
Diic.Mnr; h_\ tlie i-nii>!i'yec; nf N\'. \' K. T. J'"iteli, ani-mL;- othrrs: "That we have h.st a
li'ue I'riiMul, one .'Vei- iiitcii'-ted incur ^ve'tare and to wlio-r- luMM'V<i!i'nre. ]iiii ity and
rioijl>'ness of eliiiiactor w • N'.auild advl our tc-tiniony ;" I'.y tlie Xow llavm <Jr))han
Asyliui;, ol' uhiclthe w a-; Secretary and 'i"ro;ise lor and nu nihi ! ni' 'heAdvisiry i-loard and
l.)y the (ienei-;il !(o-<]);ta! S"clety ol' <"oiin., of wliieh ie was \'ire- p;r>idr-nt . and of ^vliicli
"lie was tlie nniln pillar," and to wdioni, "'inoie iluni to any utliei" single pei-.-'on. is dne the
extension of the hnildin^s an;! conveineiice> of the ho.^jiital. wliicli have of Ian- ?o irn-ijlx
widened its tiidd of nscfulness. l\e;'.dy and wise in I'on n.sel ; ijinnijit and etie-ien! in
action: Liixing ol' his tinii' and liis nuauis with tins|iui-iti,;r a'cneinsitw lew cliatities h:ivi'
evi-i- kno»vn so faitlifiil and si.-lt-sacrilicir.L' a friend. He i-endered inioortaiit s.-r\-;?r-.^ To
tlie city and si:i!e; Inrin this honr, the Utiest eulo/^ium seems to In- the simple word.--
with wliic'i s'nh a- he iire welcomed tohe,-n-en. •( was si;dv and vi.» vi.-,ited me: iia];e<l.
and ye ch.Mhe.l nie." "-- \\'i"h,!it Fifr/, .V,n,"ri:'': w hi. di :il>o contain-, fninMid -ervii-,->.
May 1-1. is:?, with addre-s h\ l.'ev. Dr. (;<■■>. L. Whilker, and a memoiial di.-conrs.-
j>rea<died Hi the {-dr.-! idd.i. in New Ilav.. Sunday mornin;;-. Mav CO, InW. hv Ih-. F, A.
Nohle. fion; tiie text, "he wa- a i_'-ood nnin ae.ij a jnsf." lie m. J-Jni'y .M . . dan, id' •I;nhih
I'^iishie. -i. J''i.i;a/1'.i; 'rii<c^n'Si.),\ I'dT' ii. wdm c letinnes the niarmfa'-tnrini,- Inisines- of
\^'. \- ]■:. 'J'. I'dicli, in Ni-w Ha v.: m. llaniuil; .M . Ihewsier, h. .Mav S. ]^:\l: d. .hm. (J.
IS.'iii. .1, i-h.iZAn.KTM W":, 1), O'-t. 1:^, ls-;;;:d. .\i.ril S-k l^oS; ni. I,,'D. Wihoxson.
46447. Josiall Todd, ic lT>;i:d. Ajnil M. is:;."), a. S-!:m. Oct. -i?, ISii;;. LneveHa.
Tn-e;so!l [s], 1,. i:ss.,| .1,:, ,.••>!, is,;;].
1. Sidney SiniiJi. !i, .huie !l. isnO; n;. Dec-. 'Jit. is:;ii. .Mdu'v lianiilton. a r-iai-ve
of (fen. Ah'xander lian.ihon. 1. Adf.i, A lin;, :2. ( 'dKMn.i a. :j. Il.vni.w l'.\r;i;. 4,
Hkija. ."), IIdwin.
li. Henrietta, 1). S, [■■. t\. isln-. m. Oai. iO. ls:;i.l, W'alnj- <;. l^radh'V. s. of .h;h( z of
Hanuleji. 1. .J.\!5r::/,. 1.. Sept. .-). l.s.VJ. •,\ J)AN,.lnne vM.ls:;!. :!, .\\T(iTMr.Ti i:, Nov.
20, ]y^!(i. d, Vi(-;-i,i;[A. June fi, ISdS. n. S.\Md. r.\ itf.vsi.i:, Vf\<. -js. |S-12. i;. Coi;-
NEI,IA KsTflKR, Ftdi. U. Is.ll.
]II. Carlista. 1>. .March h, isii; m. J-Vdi. Ti , lS:l!t, Tinmthy i>awrenre. 1). .March I'.t.
18<jO; Norwalk, (>. : l•elat^•d to A ne.is and Ahivitt J,a\\rei;ce. i, .lo^.iMi 'J. I)i-:i.iA i...
Jiilv U. isd;;; ni. Feh. 14, l^dt). Kdwin I. Curtis, (,'alainnt, ?d:ch.
n'. Sophia, h. Feb. o. isid: m. Fel). 2(), 18o4. lsua<- l^ower-. 1. .Iam.;. -J. FntN
L. :;. Ki.\.\.
y. Mary Tuttle. h. Marchi 14, lS10;n!. June Oii, ISdIi, Ahel Fletcher. 1. Da.Na.
VI. Harriet XeW(dl. Feh. :], ISIS; m. .1 n lie ','."".. ISIS I)avid Wood (cms. of ex-(iov.
dolm \\oed)(d' Quiiiev, HI. FFi .M\N ]a,w\]i\». -2. \VKi.-ii!A Fi;\;i\A, :;..Mai;v Kva.
Xll. Sen no J:dw'a.rd-. .Him- ;h F-^'M: m. June -Ji;, F^M, Khodn J'eek.Fahe i«dire.
Tom])kins Fo., X. \. F Naonsi .M vsvii.i.A, J uue 11. IS4S: m. Ort. 1, 1S74, Clias. W.
('nnil)ton, Newark, X. J. 2. Dwiu PixK. Match H, ISoF m. Marcli o, FSSO, Mahe]
l.,ooni!S, only child (u' Frof. Loomis of the Xaval ()h~ervalor_\-, N\'as!iinoton. 1). C.
VIIF Jaicretia Hi-ersidl. Se])t. MO, Is-J.]; m. Xov. IS. is;4, I.sa.ac F. Smith. 1, Chv.
f'';i)\VAi;i>s. "J. Makv.
JX, Jo--iah, Mar.h 14, ISCf".: in. I->h. Fl', 1s.->:F .\my F.'.k. 1, Jdsiah Jav. •,>,
Ha'j 111;. ;;, AiM;i.i;i:i:i-.
4647. Jotliam Tuttle, h. .Mav id, IT.V.F live! on - Fnitle-s Farm.'' \^■allinefo^d.
Cotiin: <1. May 11. is] 7; v... Dvc. 4, 17S(). K'e/iah MnnM.ii. h. Mandi F lidi: d. .Cng. ",'.
17!)!l; (a ^r. dan. of IFv. Faae Stiles (d' Xd.'llav. .Vmon-- other relics how i!i p,lv^e^^ion
of her !j-r. dau.. .Ms,-. Ih-ek worth of Siiuihin-'ton. <'(c,in., is a hhuds-et in whieh F,/.ra
Stiles, afterward I'lvs. of V. ('.. was ha].,); FM Dee. :.>. WilO. Fli/.aheth Perkins.
1. i'.li, h. Dec. :is. USI: m. d'haidsfnl A. Perkins.
II. Asa, m. Xov. 'i.-), fSiKh Faura, D;in. of Fv-.i 4dittle, h. Xov. 14. lis.",: <\, isTti.
He il. Dec. OS. :s}9: l.otiihu. in ',de>-hire, Conn. 1. Fk;;i. 'F Fkziaw. :F Ft i/.a. 4.
FAt;nA, r.'s. \\'aird. .-). S;:i,i)i;x .\ ., re.^. (dn-hire. i;. .Mai;v. T, l-'i; \^K!.I.^. One rd'
the dan.-. (.)f A.^a T. m. W'lu. l/naFlev of Fair Haven, Conn.
III. >Firy, h. .Match :;tt. ITsd: n"i. John ]■:. Jones.
IV. F-mIc'. ['. Fe'.. ii;, !>::: n;, i'i'\<-U IFidlev. ,". ]■% Od m.:
v. Joihani Manninu-. rem, to .Marion. X. V.; '-es. in ^^ahvorrh. X. Y.: m. Foeky
IS
274 ]U'.A^:clI of joxatiiax.
Benliiiir,. of Siilciu, ('(iuii., vliw d. . 1, Ki.iz \i!K iii Anx, h. Auir.. iS'i-?; d. y. in
WuHM. ",', P'.MKr.i.vK. 1>. Aii,;^., lS-2-1; iii. A;udii \l. Avny of M;irinii. N. Y., wlir. slic d.
Juiu', 1S4."),' li'uv. on,- ell.. .1(/Vm.' /■'/>, . d. iiiC. ■^, I'.i.i/.Ainyrir ANN, h. Nov. -jii, 18-.i6;
m. Jonsitliau Wake of -Maiiini, ^■. V.: h.riri'M ; .-,. /. : res. WilJiumsnii, N. V. 1, Isaac
J..1i. Di'c. ;^. 1^o4; ti. V. •!, MAiiv, 1'. I'-'c. II, ls;t(;; ni, Fredtiick Shaw of Mavion:
fanner: ics. " WaUvoiti,. 1. .[('■/■ />"//'''. Au;r. 'JO. IN.VS; d. Dec. 7, lsr,:j. 2, 7i;/<//.y
AVt;.,//-,//', 1>. Sej.T. ]:5. ivill C, I.iiVAT. ^M^!.<>^. li. OeT. 20, ls:i!»; fuMner; 111. Mury 1^.
kiiaii]) <if ^V;.l\^..^t^l. 1, />//,/. 7A/./7/, 1>. •Jan. T.J, l^liG. 2. AU.:„ De WUt, Feb. 4.
1N69.
46471. Eli Tuttie, b. I'fc 2S. 1781; d. April 21, 1841; m. 'niankfiil Aseiiutli
PiikiiiS of I'etliany. toiiii., .-!■.. o< h\-: failiers 2d w\. Slie d. Apiil •.']. l.sll ; liu. iU Ml-.
Ciiniiel ( llmnden).
I. Luciii->, Dee. 7, 1N(!7; uiiiu.; ve-^. Jiaindeii.
il. I.eoiiarfl, Soj)!. 80, 1810: carpeiUei-; leii,. to (>. wdieii yoimr, aii'l tle-re ni. .Ian.
12, l'8:.iri, Itaiw-iah Brown, \k in Nort]i:an]iton. ^. D., .Dine S. DM.";.. ], Ili;f i;x, !». in
Lodi. U., A]iri1 .^. l^"i!i: in. Xo^". <j. 1S(;2, .lacoh Vs'. Xafryke; re>. ].anibei-tvine, Mich.
2. .lOX.vniAN B.. 1>. Aii^-. 15. 1841; lauver, Pi-obute .Didue. J>n.s Aliv.; res. Alpena.
Miel,.: ni. Sept.. l^ij.-j, Sarali lioss. 1. ]fd,,i Elh.'lnC, 1,. Jan. Ifj. 1S(i7.
11!, l.iMv, Oct. 22. 181-2; d. St-pt. 2."), 18'27.
IV. I.ameii. 1.. April 2. 18l-J; lived and d. in .Meriden. Coiin., :MarH, 14, 18G4;
.-Hi]ie]it''r; in. Sept. .■>. l.'^H'.i, .Maw" Treat of Middletuwn, Conn., wlio d. Feb. 2ti. 1848;
)ie in. (3) Fell. 1.^), 1844. H.nrier Te-d..i of Waii'd. /. by Isv ni.: 1. .MAf.v J., b. July 4.
1841: some Tinii a tea.'lier in tbe Sailurs and SoMiei's' Orphans" lionie. ^VuslliIl^;tOD, D.
C. ; now (IS';:;') teaelu-- in MildleKnvn, Conn. ;'. by 2d tn.: 2, Sah.ui. b. May 12, 184.");
in. May 12, 18(;.M, Wni Meh'en/.ie. 8, 11 attik. Del. 7. 1^17: \\\ Feb. t). 187(). SeyinoTir
Hore})ki<s nf (.ab-^.ville. i/onu.
V. .Tuliana. Ajiril 2S. I.sl7: \\^. Mated; l."), l.Mi<), D. Alon/.o Hurnbam of Detliany.
Vi. Meliitui.le. .liuie :J(>, l>;i'.!; d. Apiil 20, ' 18'!^', and !iu. in No. Hav.; in. Ziba
Andivw.s of Dotlumy, v.dio d. Jan., I.80O: (2) Alfred Con;>er of Datnden. 1, Ai.FiiKO. 2,
.TiLrAMA. (i. a. 2 iims. ;], Duukakd. 4, XK'rrii:.
VII. Loiii-a, Nov. IS. 1S21: d. Au--. 14. 1822.
VID. A-^aliel, Jai!. 1. 1S24; d. Feb. 4. 1850; bu. Mt. Caruiel. Conn.
46473. Mary Tuttie, b. M-urb ;!'». 17S(;; d. Feb. 2>'., b'^lO; m. Jan. 14, 1^18. Joim
Fdvard Jones of So;ithin>?;ton. C<inn.: b. .Mad;s(,n, Conn., Mav 80, 17s9; d. Ang. 6,1879,
a. isO fdosc. of the 4ih K'-h'. from Ft. (.'uv. AVm. Jonesi. lie in.. (2) Mav 2ii. 1819, Joanira
F.. dan of SetU and Chloe (Bailev.i Chirk, b. De- 10, 1 7;'2.
I. Caroline Clarissa Joiies^ b. (let. 27. ISKl; in. Nov. 8. D:8:i, NeDon John lleael:
<)f North Haven, l.'ojtn. ; farni<-r. Delias re]!, liis town sev. torins in Conn. Deg.;seleet-
luaii, town treasurer, and ha?-- lilb-d .•ib.er otiices. Often called upon for counsel in dilTi-
<-ulr matter^ and to .-eltle c>uites, etc. 1, 'S[\Y.\ Jo'.nna. b. Se-j.t. 14. 1S42; d. Jan. 20,
ISOI.
II. F.li/.abetli Tiittle Jones. 1>. >"eb. 8,, 1817; 1)1. <'ct. 9. 1810, .Nelson P,e^d•■.^vi11l;
.dealer in boo;s and shoes; d. April •>"^. b^-Ys. L. Jank Fi.i.1-..\. b. June 22, 1841; d. A]nii
9. 1848. '2. JoJix Xki.son. b. Dee. 11. 1S48; m. Oet. 28. 1S'78, Florence Helen Jkirwell
of New llartb.rd. Conn.: res. Brooklyn. X. ">'. 8, Maiiv Fstmkh, b. Feb. 2^. 1S1<I: ni.
April 2, 184s. Orjdieus Biliin^-s XeaTol Sniithin-'ton; fanner. 1, ^\ idh{>:, S/nrimu,. b.
Feb. 1, ].^49,
46474. Esther Turtle, b. Feb. 20, 17'^'.'; d. Mareh 11. 1878, a. 84: in. Oct. .59.
IM.-,. Cal.-b Dudlev, b. Mav 22, 17sl; d. Maivh 10. 18.;4.
1. D.diirht "Dudley, b. Mr.v 7, 1807; m. Sepr. 14. 1S84. Fncas Allen of \^'al^d. 1,
DET.iifiiT, d. Xov. ;i, \x'.]T). 2. {'atiiaki.m; Amki.ia, b. Sept. 1. 188s: d. .July 22. is4s.
8. JDiiKiM Siri.Ks. b. Julv 20. 1S42. 1, Ai.t>i;ii Nr.wroN, b. Au--. 2'-. 1840; m. Xov.
10. I8;.5. FPien D. Coe ot VVa.lld.
II. MarvDudle',, b. Df/r. 10, b-^bO; m. X. Biakeshe. 1, .Ioiiia.m 'I'ri'n.r., in.
Marv .Moss of" \V. 1." /-;/r',', ,///,;. 2. V<f,ini/. 8,, (InllUs 4. A"//"/. C, Co!! N Fl 1 A . in.
HenVy Clay Tiutle of NVall'd. 1, A:,,.:'.' 2, Cahl.. 8. Churf''^. 8. >Fmo' .Iank, ni.
Miuo- Mui.son of Brn!:;-epor;, C-uin. 1, il'tlir. 4. hbiwiN As\, in. Maiv Deinores; of
Bridgeport.
111. I.oval ])oMlHtle. b. Alareh 10. 1S12; rem. to Minn, and d. tlieiv An--. '21. 1S72,
xu .Ian. 18. 1S41, Betsi'v M. Doo!itfle,,f Wall d. 1, Fm-.ki;t. 2, Ci.acissa, in. Jaeksou
[i,.ynohls of Minn, 8. D; x'i-'ri:. !, Dri-iv. ."). .M.\t;v.
' \\ . Sojihronia Dudley, b. .Iuiy2. 1^1 I: d. Ani^-. 2, 1S.'>:-1: jn. Sept. 14, 1884. .U-re-
inial! Hull. 1, CoKXKi.rA. 2, Dii-\M. 8. S>>rn •;! 'XtA. 4. Ci)!;i>i:r.A.
V. Jothaiu Tntlh- Dudlev. b. Feb 20, 1817; d. Sept. 27, 182.'i,
TITTLE.
75
4()48. Jesse Tutlle, t-. -I'ln. 00. 175!): d. in Haiiulfii. Corn!., l^^U); ;i '.){) vrs. ; m.
l^ucy. <!;!!!. oi' Saiiiti! 1 aiul M:ir\ .Mlinp- !)icl.:<iniaii of ]!.; h. .lui.c 1.17.")!i. lie m. (2)
Eunicf (.'ilh.Tt. ('. l)y 1 la. :
I. .\iiil)r...--i\ 1>. >'in. 17. IIS-I: in. Mary Allien.
H. l.fveicn. li. I7si); 111. Kli'ciu Kiinbi'rl\.
111. .l.---r, li. All-. IS.- 1^92: m. Daiit-y IJ. ".i.)iu),-.Mii .
46451. Ambrose Tuttle, h. <,■].■,. 17. ITsi; ,!. a. 81 yi>.: 1,1. Mary Allen, b. Urt.
4. ■17'*^4; if>. llair.ilfii, ("irMii.
I.' Svlvia. b. .hui. -27. lb )4; ni. -I;,!'.. 24, ISj:,. .Inliiis, s. oF David .)n-<fus 'i'nttir of
Walliii<;fonl, and bad fiv.- cbil.
II. lltMiri'-Tta, b. .Jan. 4. ISDG; d. A]n\] 17, ISTl; iii. Jarcd Dickcnnaii of Hamdcn-
b. i)ri. -2. 17i)!i. 1, .b\v!:. b. Aujr. '2."".. \sy,0; d. .Ii.n.' s. 1m;1: m. A;wii :;0, IS."")!, ("i!arb\s
E. Allen, wlio d. nine nioiabs after. Slu' ni.i2) Si-jit 2S. ]N."i^, Teter 1' Tbo'rne 1
llrh,, J/,v.,.v. b. Maix-b 2ii. b^f.l. -J. .Makv, b, ;--i)t. 111. is:;-:; d. -June- 10, l<]s.' n.
AXN. b. .Iiilv -JU. ls:-',i. J. Ai.KMKT. b. Aj^rd 12, ISMii; m. Jennb' Aiidr.-ws. 1, Lif/ii ],'
yUis IS. 1^.>. 2. /.'■//•". b. .NIaivii ];. isca. ;;, ./,„■;, l,. .J^n. 21, lS!i2. 4. dny'/n-r b
May 1. ixi:<'.'. A. Mauy. b. Feb. 24, is.ls. c.. Jniir.. b. Sei.t. 22. 1840; d. July 4. Isf^j", al
•<jettvsbuvir. ill lio-jiilal of i\ wound rerei\-|-d in b:Mrie (jn I be :3d of .l;il\'. "j, MK\}r b
Sept" '24, 1S44; d. dune 2^*. l^bj. n. ."<is..\n. b. Nov. J^, ],S4.->. H. lii.AXPiv \ 'b l",b']()
1>^47: all res. in ilan.den.
111. Alien, b. Feb. 17. l^U^; ir,. N.iv. 2!t. 1S:;0. Faixibne Tpttb- of WaHin- ford. 1
l)-.Yi(.iri- F., b. .Nhuvl: 11. is;j:.>. -j. .\n.N-V A., b. Ainil 27, b-];l :',. Fi.!;'.' a\. O.-x. 27*
1834: m. Zeiali T. Hbik'-k-e (if Nort!, Ibiven. 4. Hk.vi: v F.. b..laii. ];]. 1S40: m. .Matlie
."'udsoM. ot (-loxbiny. Conn. '> V\i\yri:< S.. b. /.u;;-. '■^. Isbb
[y. Amos, b." May 20. b^lH; ni. Feb. 2-4. 1>J0. Ibarb-i Itussrtt of Xortli llaveu,
Com..: b. S.jH. 2S. 1;-^12. 1. < onxioi.iA. b. An--. 1-1. It^ll; in. A;Mil 11. 1>-''A), l-Muln .!.'
Ciir.ion. 1. ^/m/.-, '/■ 7;.. b. S.'|.;. :. l^f;2. 2. l-J.wi.N, b. A ii-. 2 t, I'^-l"!, :!. r'lr.x b Oct
■OS. ]s4'.i
^'. .Mary. b. Sep: 2^. Islil: in. Oet. ]:',. \x[]. .^!edad Atwalri- P,;isseit of Hainden-
.'.. .iati 14. !"d2. 1. F.i,!Z\ Ann. Nov. 2. 1^4:5. 2. .I.uin .\-; ,-,A'i-i::;. 1). .F;iv lb, 1>:.(.->j
m. Xov. 2. l"7(i, Fineline M. Wrigbi of M i.bl!, to\sn. <'.inr..: res. iuifaiibi Ah-. :!,
Fym AV 11 K/.i:Ki Aii. b. 1\4). lb. IS.")!. 4. Ciiaim. f.s Mu.ti'N, .Mar(di 17, ISo}.
46452. IjCVeret Tuttlc, b. i:sv,- !>■>. in Ilamd'-n: many yr.^. seleefm-n ;u,d
.a^;sess:)i; b'-L-ji. iu Conn. ]a\s: Cap', nf a. c.r.npany or-deji-d To dei'erise of .\e\v I.ondMn,
1812; li. .l>e.-. 11. 1S77. a. 1)1 yrs.; tlier, tie- oI<b--f man in Haniden; m. Mareb 27, \s:)u\
I'^-lecia Kimberly witb winrni II- liviil ibOyi>.: .--bed. abt. 1s7.i.
1. Jloiaee, b. .Jail. 11. ! Si 1 ; jusi. of tbe peace in H.; t:,. Sept. :21, 1S:;:;_ Sa)-ah
•C^-.-ik. 1, FinKxnConK. 2. F./ka. :1. Fkv.i-; llr k'idn. 4, ^^'■i^l jn(;.
11. !.e\\!s. (1. Marjdi 2. ls;is ^ 'j.! \r;^.
111. .!uMa. d. .July Fb 1^4!b a. :U yis.
I\'. Ib-nry. b. o.-t. 2:.l. l":2i». !\!e,-ud in bs71, State Seiuoor from tlie 4i]i Sen.
I'i'.t. nf I oi.i... olem.) b'- was oni- of tbe .'^i.K Stiiatois re])i-esenting- the State iu tlie cor-
poration of Yale Col. and iu tba; eaiiai-ity look ]iart in tbe eb-etiou of Xoali I'orter as
Pivs. He 111. AuL'-. 17. is.-jS, Fiba Fraiic-'s. 1 , Fn.MKir, b. Aiii^. 12, 1S59. 2 Fu.! \n
"b. Ma^- i:'.. Isibi: d. Mav M. bs7ii; re>. II.
V. Feiirdd. i.. M.neb F.i. ]s2(b m. F. b. 14, IS,")."). Anna Hotelikiss. 1, j-Ui.-xKv b
May v.). 1S(;4: ivs. }].
46483. Jesse Tuttle, b. An-. 1^. bsil2, <i. Sept.. ISSh m. Dee. 2s), 1S2."). Danev
K.. da.ii. of .bdm. -IF .iol!:i-,)n of ^^'a^li^,i: fr.:-d, who d. Se]>i. 2i), 1S4(). (2) May 1 , 1^4-2.
F.iieinda. (iaii. of Will ra-^aiiv \'"iil'aiiis uf ^\'. /'. bv 1 m.;
I. .lobn, !•. \..v. In, I'^'Or.; re-.. (iilpiivC.,., Co'lnrado; num.
11. Liicy. b. I'.-b. ], isO^: m. .\pri! 2n, ls4:. .Meninian Iv Mm, son, I. ]nA. 2.
Si.: I'fN. >]. W'li.i.iii'oiii'.v. 4, .M AKV. o, C r;,ii;(;[ANA. 'blnJi. All residr in W. nnni.
Hi. i'barlt.- lb. b. Mandi 'J2. \>-ii: i'arnier in Cob irado, C'ilpin Co.;iiiim. /. b\-2m.:
]V. l'w;i:bt \^'^llianl<, b. .bue 11, bs4.-); yvud. "^"ale FawS.de.o] and adni. To pnietire.
,Ma?<]; :v!, F-.:;7. Faw \'-)- ami cnroner ai F. Haven. Conn.
V. (F-ove .;.. b. AjMil 2, F'OF
465. Encs Tuttle, m. April 2:b 1741, .Mary Tod. F (2i Martha Ibxcketi. In 1732,
adtn on e^e of luiili Foihrap, lao' ..f Waibd, wa-^ Liiven to i^no^ 4'nttle. jr. , of New
IhiVeii, in rt. of his wf. Marina, who ua.-- bb-nilia iiii.i-keW. half ,sis. tod.ee.' Hi- will,
dated .\u'_;-. l:!. 1 7;)!i, eaiie'i of Ibinub-M. pro\.d .b.n . •S0;F eKhibited by Simeon Fristed',
i'xr ., i.^iis. wt. .Martha; gr. s. Fvuin.i, s. of Hezekiah; s. Enos; daiis., .Martha, Sil)vF
210
liUAXClI 01' JONATHAN,
K'ih'iicc. Tliaukt'nl, Lydia. Ilf- Imii \k\]k in ('lic.--lilrc, ( 'loin. , !>*■<•. ^<, iT'il, (^annexfi *!<)in
JiiiuiiU ri). Si1rii''i-. lli/Z.M;i'i'li. MiMtha anil 'I'lianlirul.
. I. Sil<ni<T. I.. D(r. is. 174!.
il. Hez.'kiali. 1. .Julv 14, 174:^; ni. by >[f. 'rrunil.nll . 1>.t. 7. ITiiM, I.oi.s Ciaik ; hi^
cHt. ("ii%'., 1SI4, \<) \Md. ;-.n.l to cliil. nani.-il 1h-!o\\. cxci-jit S^.t'ini'in, n^r nani.'d. 1.
i\lKi.iNi)'\. "i. I,v?iAN. 1>. June >!. 1770. o. Sui hmon. ].. .Manli 24. 1 7 7:.' 4, l.r< rx!>A.
111. Siin'Mii \V;u./:<-r. •"). i .' ii-i>A . Ik .May (i, 177."i. <">. k(H,v.
111. .Marrli:;. l». .hm. 1. 174."): ni .\i)rll II, 17'''."'i. Iiy Cali-h .Mfrriman . Job 'I laM. h.
Au.^^ ."). 1744. 1. I'lKr.. b. Od. -"M, 1 7ii.">; <1. Ai'i-i! t. l'770: n>. Jau imia ^i'-ittlc. dau. .>t
Joe?, \>. .\\m\s. 177-): i-.-ni. to Mi. Holly, Vt. 2. )-:m'iii:i:, (). t., 17i)7. :"]. An!.\s.\. Auu-.
1709. 4, Rri-i.. S.ju.. 1771.
JV. Tbankfal. 1). Nov. 17, 174^; d. 0,t.. 17V).
^■. Joiiii, ^\•i>t. 1 1. i7oo.
VJ. Tkanlitul. Mav.li -22. 1 75-:.
A'll. Sibvl, .^l.,i:. 1, 17.".:;.
^"^!!. I'jio:^. 11.. Mayo. 1 7.'^'.k Car.dafc Hotcliki^s ot ('!u .->iiiri'. 1, David, b. (K-.. 18.
j 7S,"). 'I'li'.v \v,T.- both ii\ Sii^<|U<'lianna Co.. l^a.. 1 M.)."), tin' fonnt-i- \-.ini a family.
IX. lAiYid. b. Junr 1(1. 1751;: il. Aii.ir. ;J, 17.')7.
X. Lvdia. b. 17oS.
46G. Esther Tutlje, ni. Nov. in, 174S. Bcnj.amin Doolliij.. ot \N'allM. In !">.^\,
174", tiu'V coiiv. to Narliaiiicl a.in! l-'.iaw 'rni;l</.
1. 'lv'niai!;!U ])ooli{ti<_'. '■Fioiii W'a 1 iiniifoi li . w a ^ in W iHbii^lio! ou;;!!. Su-i(. (<..,
Pa,, ill ISUl. Nvbcrr, in 17i/.l. Iw bad bonxUl' Hnii ■.„■], '^: -i. i'annio. .Ian. of l.-LalnHl
Ward." — !/;.^f. i.f S'l-- /"■/'</ n I' fh '"'). 1. .\i;i.s().\. 2. .\ i,i',Ki;r. :;, (it:ni;,,F.. 4. llA.i-.itv.
5, ]^):^^)\^il^. <>. l.viJfA.
11. Klixabi-'li !>odiitb-. b. Anu. 1, 17^2: d. ])>■•. 20. isb;. in li -r !)2.1 yr. : :a.
Pl!ii..Ms C, s. of I'lr.niM-^ Pi'ck. \\hM (1. .\iio. 1.1, iso'i. y,-<, Pro:^),..:-:, Conn. ). I'kn-
.}'^\ll\ b 1771;. 2, ^anm'k:., b. 17.?ii: d. in tric...!ic. X. v.. isr.u. 1 ,.//.-;•-', v . ro.-. ii'L-iinan.
X. y. 2. Cniri-y.i. ■■]. J)''.,.i''. 4 S,i,„^,,/S. :-,, .\s,,l,,J I'. i\, j'hff:' X. 7. At/ //. S.
BdMi/ Sf. ;->. Naihamki.. b. 17^4; it,-^. Caiudt n, Ind. 1, FJlxiii., th . 2. J".si jiJi F. :>.
.I'-ltn'c. 4, (tc->. \y. 4. KsriH-;!'., b. 17^7: n,. llougli; iv-.. .Mi.ldhnoun, Conn, o,
Ei.i/.ai;ktii, 1). 17iii): d. 1^'il; ni.,;i.
III. Estliei Doorut'c, b. May 2;). 1754.
IV. Eunice r>oolinb-, (»<-t. 4, Ko"^.
V. Snra]) Dooiittl-, July 20. I7r,l.
VI. Abigail Poolitrte. <>rt. Hb 1 7<):j.
467. Ezra Tattle, 1'. 1720; m. Ilaiinah oian. of <ier-lioniC|',„ld.. who d. Or,-.. 17l'0
(2) f^usaima, dan. of Gen. ;uul Sn-anna ( Alu-iu'tliyj .Merrinia.n, b. Sejit. 1.!, 1 72o. in l.':i20-
e.st. of Susiiunu 151ak<"di-e, late w I of Oliver Blaki-.-^lee and wid. of CajU. E/ia. 'i':iiilt»:
di.-l. to (diik of Ezra Tuttle; David 4'ho!|) ar.d Coniidiu.-. Dayton, adiiirs. lied. Juu<- il,
17;):!, a. 7:! yi-.; v.iU tuove,! 17'.Ck v.\n.. all tie" eliil. eve.;]!: 2 ;,",d :;; vval. Sii<an;ia aiul
s. Joiiafaan refused lo a',To|.t adni inistration : inv. '24i:;. 'I'l.e :j eld. elii!. d. bef'."e
their f.
\. (ieri-lioiH, rtan. to \'t. : an artisi; patrioi ie. Wcat iii-rsiield. 177o; ni. and l-'ft.
eiiil. : a dau. IIan.naii ni. Plub'nion 'I'nttlt'. :vl cons.
[1. Eh/.abetU, m. Hro-kott : bd i cliil.
III. Irtaac, ni. J7stl:t'r .
IV. Ilannali. in. by Mr. Truniiiull Jan. \'\. 1777, lienjanHn ]'>a.-;,sett.
\'. Jotiathan, b. 17.'!(;: ni. O.-t. 24, 1 7S4, Sdiyl Cooprr. wliod. Sopt. 2S, b'^2.S, a.
(54. Ho d. AiiLL". Ot>, 1>^22. a. (i'l: will |e.',,v('d sain'b year; nanios wife Sii.-yl. 1,
UuVNi^.b. Nov- 20, Ks"-; in. JS'll), IJa/./.ar.! j-iatton. 2, I.M-., no n.-iint-.- d. Ort. 17.
17S(;. ;;'. E!i:a7.;.i;. b. Nov. 20, 17h!7: d. Feb. (i. \VM. 4, A-a T., b. Jan. :]. 1707; d.
.Inly V.I. 1S32. ."i. i-^i.i/.A. b. D.-t. 4. 1^0."".. im. Si-j't. 12, is:',:-), hra.d S. Cantield; ro.-,.
Wi". 1, <.'tr:'h Klii'i. b. (),-(,. b. l.s;;7; d. An-. He ls::;s. 2. Klmi I!., b. (),t. 14, ISJd:
d.. D>a-. i';k IS!,:'.. :',. .!.<,/.,/. b. Jan, 2S, l.^'bi: d. Sept.. lS4i). 4, M.iri.m Fllzn, S.-i't. ::!,
IStC.
Vi. Phebe. lu. P.eii.), .1. Todd; I. l>y 2d ni, :
Vn. .S.isa-i'ia, in. i'avid Thori); n-s. No;-tl. Ibiven. 1, ].,\m;! .\ i)A. d. .luiy \'^*,
1S;J'J. 1, -/'."■/'' -!.. b. 1S2S; m, Moll'et. and lia< fa;nily; re-. Mon ]-,, (.>rM-..;,. cI., X.
V. 2, Sn;vi.. ni. .Mil.-^ 'i'nttb': b-ii!: d. befon- INdl', 1. Lest,-,-. 2, iirrin. 'S, S.IX..I.I, ..
:\, t.v.MVN. -1. l.l^\■ls. res. ( ;,.iro,..\. V. ."). II\i:\i;v, !!, I,i...v):!::-.r'i . barn'-,! to lii-at'i
ii! a o.al j)ir; ra. Di;idanni 'I'mdver and bad: 1. liniil, re,-. W'e.-i Pawrern-o ', ifsotjo (,'0 .
N. Y 2, M'lr'ui. '6, Saitjord. 1, J''i.[iri.'.
TiriTLE.
VUi. Jv/.ra, h. Nov. 't. 17t''>'.t: m. ITD'j, i 'Inriiidii .Toluisnu.
IX. Azul-a. 111. 'I'inioiliy .\ll<'n; ivs :i!ut d. 1 icHiiU.M-. .Madison ('().,X. Y.; luid 10
,-•]:;': 1. ]^rsr<!'.i.i,. •?, Bknv.iah. :;. -IdN \T!i.\.\. -I. I1ii;.\m. o. Hahkv. 0, F.zii.v.
7, .'.Ki;t s!i.\. s. Sai.i.v. 0. li.MiiiiKi'. in. .
X. I5en:ijali ('.'apr.). in. An^u-., 18(H). I.nvic,. IJay; (•.?) .Iiinc 2 i . I'O'J. ISciscy ]^,ay: ri-s.
N.-. Ihiv., Cnnn. ]. (■' i-;iiK(^ r. b.' Mairli ".il. ISiil: vi-;it>'d lii.s ;i!iiit \\'iii'cl<T nian.v yf;u\>
ai;i'. VJ, i.ovuL. n. Dc-. 111. Iso;!: ni. John ( .'i II,-; res. X.'w llin-.'n. :'.. lii;iM:v, Ai)ril
•2[). INil'.i. 4, .M.\KV. .Man I! 11. l>^]'i; ni. \\m\. Ivc-- of New llav.; sin-ina' nl;■^t(M■; and
d. in rhil'lhcd. 1. .lA/ /•_,/, ni. K. A. I'ar-ons. suln pianisr an.l dinrtor ol tin Xfw
i'.avfi! <.'rjn^i'rvaTnr_v ol .Music: oiH_MMisr. at St. I'a.nl's clili.
XI. Sinai. '>. Anu. 'J'.). Kx~): m. I^'in'i. Xatliaii W In-d'T.
4.G751. Urania Tultle, l-. Xo-. . -jo. i;s.-,: d. .Man-i, 2i;, isTl, a. sc, yis. ; m. Xov.
2:-;. ivOfi. MiizardJ'.iitTKn. h. Feb. li*. ITSd: d. May ;i. is.-,s.
1. Ivl\^•al■d Daniel pjiitton, li. Sr]>t. 11. ISOT. 1. 1. i:\viv. -J. l,vs\.M)Kii. :', D.w.,
V-:. l-'ai^-o aviillcid 1 i.di.: all livina-iit P-ml'T Ccntfr, J'.ntlcrCo.. Iowa.
11. l.vsaiulcr Ivinon. S. j.t. -2, ISID: m. A\iis. -J I. Ls:iT, .\lji^r;iii 1,'ann.v. 1, .M.vKV
..lifSKi'Hi.M-;". 1). .Tmu' -2:?. )><-]>\: d. .lum- t?;l. l^.-.v. -..y Ki.r/, \, 1,. .!an. 1 !. is.}]. ;!. Tuyj)-
iJ.'iiK ]•:.. li. Dc.;. IC, iSl4: nt. .Ian. 81, is;i, Indu S.oir. 4, .Iri.i \ M., 1.. June IS. IS-tO;
in Ani:. 1. ]s:m. Milton I', .lont-s. o. (-haki.k- 1?., Anril •?]. 1n.")V!; al! irs. in Wat.>r-
ford. X. Y.
Hi. I'ldhuiilcr l^uuon, twin wIti! l,y>and( r; d. .lur.o 1, 1 Sl ! .
lY. I'iiiland-'r I->nUon, \>. lY4i. 3. ^•~^\■>■. V. C. lN:]il; valiMlictm-ian ; ac(i,iiiiMl a coni-
pct(^ni-H in hnsint'ss in X. "V. fity: n'tir.'d xi, ( i;ci.-n\i ii-h, ('o:a;.; l).,i, ol' tin- i-mI'. iIicit.
iind for I won.Tv five vcafs Prin'-i^.;.! ol' tnc d' rofvwicli .Veadiny ; ^^■h(■l•l' be •:[. Mi..y;-1.
isTs; n.. O.-i. '',1, 1^:4:). .hilia A., dan. of Dr. I'aiius Mend. I.'K.mw.V F,.1>. >f-<r('-li 1,
lS4ii: d. Apiil I'K lS4't;. 2, I.VDIA. July Ti. F^od. ".. IVvitn s. twin wi'l! L\d:a.d .Inly
i;-;, iSoO. 4. .li I i.\ -Y. !.. No\. 11. is.")':i. :>. A.N.vii; F.. Xov. Fi, l^oa. O.'f.vNmk K,
FhIv. 1. is.-..^.
4678. Ezra Tuttlc. b. in Xc-w llav. Xov. r>. i:ii;l: ni. Ajnil IKI. ) ^IfF Clanuda
..lolin.-on. b. July iO. KM;' d. in Siron-^viib-. ().. June 2:'.. is:;:-t. Ilf rom. fi-on; X. Fav.
'.(.■ X. Y. >talf. ibcnro lo Fov.f. Ffanklin F(.>., Ma--., tlicnrr to Xo. Atlani>. tln-nrt- abmit
"iS-J:.! v< Siron--^iil'•. F' d. Julv :-;il. ISOO.
1. ( ii.-tr!- J., b. <lri. 0. r^H-J; m. Sabrina Ivislncv of I-Jorkpoii. ().. t\<,\v of F)i^-
dnF.Micb.; S r-hii.
11. Foul. Junro. ]7!*4; d. in .Mas.<.; nn Aifii-d Ouis; 7 rjiii.
HI. ]->/.!a. ])"c. 4. 17!>S: m. .Maria Strwari of Conn.: rc'S. ls71. Fl.; ;-; cliil.
IV. I-;, niaiiiin. Feb. IS. isi.i4: m. F;
IS-': Sl
Ml La.liiiiii
.: r<-s. S.. (). 1.
F:.1ZA .l.v.NK. So],t. ',>;F iS-^S: d. S'-;.t. 17. ISuii. 2. Hi.n.!. A., b. <'rt. 11. is:)!; n-. >Firy
Ann St'-vif of Svniniv'.-.' Cicfk. Mn.-lun^uni I'o.. < >. : les. \\\'si \'a. He is a i-arp-'nter
iind ]]. F. l>ridt:." l)nild.r. >',. Fvman .\.. \h,. IJ, l-::]0: n;. \).-r. 'H). iSiifl. Minitir K.
M'b's of S.. ( ■'. : ri-^. Fiui-a.. < ». IF is a. tracFrr of vocal and in.-: tiinn-ni?il music..
V. Flarind-.. b. Feb. 1. ISOi!; d. Feb. •><!. 1S;^(I: n; Fiavcl Wbiuicy of S., O.
\]. Fc.Mci. b. Fob. 2o. 1^17: ni.: n-s. Dover. O. 1. F.^:^•f.\-^^^•. 2, K/.nx o,
.M.'.iiri's. 4. AN^.'.i.d. Ti. S.v.Mi 1!. .F , b. Aiiix- "-'. IMu; ni. Jinn- 1. 1870, Bianca I'.
Kb— of IliiFdaif. Miidi.. attorney at law: tir'n of TullI; \ llarwooj, Lincoln, X'"eb. (J,
Fi:i;ni;i;i( k. 7. \V.\i.i.v(k. All live in Fovirexccju S. J.
VII. .Maria, m. llob-is Whiincv in Fn\ atio-a ( '.i. . < ».
^'lli. Jan.-. b. Xov. 7. iSlti: d,."(.)-,-t. o."lS2i;.
4G7.11. Sinai Tuttle, b. An.^^ 'Jll. 17S.-,:d. (•.-i, on. IS'iO. a. ?:»: m. D.-c ■J.n ISOC,
Xatiian W'beej.-r. b. April i!), 1 7s:F d. Am:. F.t. isc.l. a. 7>-i: rem. to .\ . ^". S.. INdS: res.
'i..aur>-n--, a few niiie>- from F>iii ternuis (Firuei isvil b-i < )rsrg-o Co.. X. V.. wbere all !h<
■c'nibh-ci! wert- bo; a. in a Iol; FcniS(- be buil; in tin- wo.hF: lie wa-- a mil. cap:.; both were.
nn-n;bcrs of ihi- Faptist cnb.: foremost in 'ji)r,<] \\orl;.< asid hos|)italde.
1. Julia A>leHni- \Vbe,-lei . b. Oct. F;. ISni; m. June 'JS. ]S;M. Allen Wilde, b.
.ian. !t. \^\'' : farnnr. 1-.-. Ibi'-kdale. X. ^. 1. .\m.\.\ii.\ Mi,;.Is.-.\. b. S.'pt. 7), ls:;,^;in.
Sej.r. ]■:. l'^r)4. \Vm. Fnapp Mead. ii. Dei-. Is-j.S; re-. riiadiUa. N. V.. faiine.-. 1. /,h:i:'.
A.!<"'i'/u. Del-. 17. l^.To. "2. J'V,/- U /.V/- , An^^ 24. ISfiU. :'>, \,f/i^ .] '-//ir.sfa, .M«.^ 2?^,
lsn4 4. .!////<' M', 'is.s.i. Fell. 4. 1SC..S. 2. M.m;-!- Fi'(1NV, b. ISiJS: -rad. Ca.-/eno\ ia In-t.:
d. Ano-. 1. is7!;n!. Jun--27. lsi',4. ]U-\ . Wm. llemy ! lai-lir 1 Metli'. f^jii- ..of C.. b. Dec.
;-s;i;:'ie>. i;,-ls iuere, lb. I. .»/.<,-//. A ult. Hb IS'ii;.' 2. /.v./'/.,-, . May 10. l^i)--^. :l, J'ir,,
Or-. 12, 1N72. ;;, F\K!.iM-; \'i(i.M;i\. oei. 2^, 1-!'
Ma:-.n ::•),
.\i i.i.n.
A/.i iiA, April (b 1SJ;F m. Sept. 2(.l. Isil.'). i-'.dn.nnd Adam.-, b. July 21. ISjO; fanner: res.
'<?78 15];a>;(::]' oj' .losKrii.
Noiili :M!i!iliiis. Oiioii^liiL;-;! C).. X. Y. !. Juliii Cilhd,,, S'>>il. :!. INfiC.. 3, IhlrrI J;>,rn.^.
r'cl). H), \'<':.\. ."■), I.l /.MINI. Ai.l.KN, Fil.'. 10, 1S4.") (ii(-v. \!''tli. i-lnis.*. ih. Aiir. •?-! ISiis"
I.cll ^^ l^fnu-ii, re-. N.I X'u- n.'iliii. !'lii-i;!>i-o ('/,., N . \. 1, .l'////,,/, ll',.v/,'y, Nov li/
ISld G, ././///, .V J//./,, \i:iv'li li.j. Jn;:J. :;, F:i,u!r EreHn , SUvrh H], \s,^:\. '(i. Miwtk
AisKF.fXi;. M:ncli 7. ix:):?: in. !);■(■. ;!. ls;:i. Ilcniv Parsons, h. Aiiu-. I'l, is;!',; ;:,ni,.T-
res. Jv. (;!iiir.inl, N. V. i. /■'/'.,.» Mira, >v\A. li. isT-!.
II. Su'^.-uma \\ h. .-I.T, Ai'iil 'j:;. isrj; d. .,. ;.. .],)ly •-.'», lS(i:; ],,. \\.^y -y,^ is.-;.5, T.
'!. (toitdi!, wluid. ;;i):. .')yrs. I'Jicrni.: I>')i li adv luici'il in vr.s. wlii-a ni.
i!!. I.ir/vni'- Tiittlf' \\"|!i',>1,t. April •,'.■). I'^l.'i; stud! iaw, <1. Ort. :j:, l^MI. n. -,^7,
whih' (in a -vd.-di !n b;.- un. Ir Y'./.Vd \\\ (Mdti; im. is. ricvfland.
IV. .lolm llcsvaid \"i'he!'li'r. Mar.li \^\, \X\'i: twici- in. and !ia-;i(diil; n s. ( •i.-.r,).
X, v.; g-iii).sniiiii : an only dau. res. ?il')i ri.<, N. V.: as. i-: ]iri)|)!-iet.>r n! a piiotn L;'tdi";y
aiid j'-\'.i-lry store.
'\". N'atlum Wh.-idri, .May Vi. IN:'.); af!flid.-d (fi 1 li.-rtsvi] h- Acad. and. wa- tln-rr
^o\\\\ Supt. of .'-•idioMls; i-fin. t<i (iiafldU. ( 'ha utauriiui Co., [vaiwa.s; .)ndi:c of Prrdia;.-. . :m.
andi lias "J cdiil.
VI. Isaar Pn\s-.dl \Vh. rP-r.Muivlt :^d. ls-?I ; alrc!id;-d ( Jiilurt^vi!;,- Acad, ;;nd at ('...m>
ej-sf(j\\ It; a )itu-i'-i.ui I'll.sr t\l■^■r., "ioiii lirl^.'ade, (iiJL l)iv. N. V. y\\\.. is.VI-I-'J; to\viiSu[)t.
of OtPt^o, N. ^'. ; a man of s'l cut cn'.'ru-y and ri'soiutioii. nnd in roM.-c^iu'nci- \i'u:u!od, uur
too soon altt'i sicl;n(-> anri tooii ci>ld, udiicli spttli'd intii inHainiiiHrorj. rlM-n-natisTii : aft"."
tliat, in di fianc oi' '.Narninir of piiysicia.ii';. In- mui.ic poliliral s]it-C(d:i-s f(,r ;, nuiiduM* of
years and wore !iin;--idf onl Nvliii'' ye; a y<jun;_' man. In ls.~)Ii aiipf, Stati- 1 .ihiarian nut
de;di)ie'.i. Ii; lS(v()ap]iI. .Vuditoro! tU..-(,'anal i)c['T. Imt d, !>■ fo;-" tak in;,'- i,.!iicL', iim. l4.
l.Sl'O: til, Aprd \'k l-'+'i, I u-!--,) Cook. ]. J'JL.V, Au.i,'. IC, 1S.-)| ; atr. ■;;(!. 'd l .inieft.sv'illc-AcufL
and tau^lit .-rhool; m. 1^70. A. -1. ( ii'tr-;, -omi- tintf a tnardiev in tin' l'"raidcli!i Inst., tjovr
\vlin!e?ale d,oulci- in prodiu-c; i^'s. Morris, 1 )tse:.r(i C.,. , N. V. 1, A'-A'/t', .Vnr'l 8, ^>■',■^. -.?,
lu.s i'A.ixx, Aei:-. (). ]so4: lu. Pt'7-.'. -i.iy Lent; farmm-. 1. J/,'//(, ,/. , u. Ftdj, , Is;); ;j'
IsA.VC I-\>"\Vi.;i.!,, I-\d>, t^s. !S.".^>; li; d a iTm:; 'jt.ilj 1' ■ UK -nioi'v ; li-aiii:;.-- \,\ Ii.-ar! from a -iiiirlf
reading; far a(haii'.->-d in all siuoies; wdu n aht. II yrs. ol' a.^f.: he wa> jmslu;d froin st.
wagon, and, fallim,^ on Ids h^'ad, ilied <d' l.he inini-^'in ahoiit a mmv, Ma\-':S. )'s70^
I'roni Mrs, ,\. ,). (iati-.. .Motri.v, Oisci.-o Co . N. V. " '
VII. iM-ast us Craft W ],.-dfr. \^. .inm- fs; d, Au>:. |(>. IS:];!,
Vll'I. ]'.d\s-iin IC WlnTJi-i', h. Sept. 14. lN'34; srliool tnacdicr; weiiT Soia'n and '-.niit
bridii-es thr. Jle was ■■nia.trr huild-r of high LTad.!- iie ;d>o maniif'aetu fii -■a.-.le"-s,
doors ami Idind--. \\'L'i :, ^„•,■(•<s:oll lieiian lie rid'u.-ed to vott- (li;U ti'-kt-t and \k -.<.<, yix .' ,\
tea days to h-ave tlio rinintry. Sin-rifirinLr hi^ y.roperty. ].>■ .•viavtcd fo;- :.\\v Ni.ntli ur,h a
mule team, iiut could u'et no fiirtlif'i tlnm \V('aUi-'rs!i'dii, iii-. Palla.,-, lie maj!ai_-('d ti; -ket-p
out (>!' tl'.e drafi" unl il i-'i.j, tiie;. (•■inscrij.ic 1 and si-nt to tin- f;<int ; served in 1 h-.-ca /,: lrv-_
soon deserted: reariied the Cnion lim-s in .\ik.an>as. fidislnd and served l\> ei'.i o': war.
during the war went to Pexington in ilie enemy's cnintiy on fntloj!;-!., am.l 'nrourriit
away his family n:-der difiii-nlCiev ;i;in (iane/eis ih.-it to ino~r rneji would ha.\-e -eeiur-d
and "»vou!d luive tjeen insurniountahle, .Vr;-i; -d [o (leiVnd iif- life^ he heu-ed. the tlie.hr::-
in the wood.,-> to uiak'- hi^ wa.^'on; made ra \\ -Idtle ropes f:>r trace- and secm-ed tluee voice's
oi' oxe.n for a teane l!i- fuCon^'n \va.s tor liO (hiys. thout;li he \\as three month.s absent.
l,>nl Ns'a.s fimilly mnsteri»d out and honora Idy ddscli;. is^ed \vith the rest. !!i,- lieallli was
l>r(/];en liy sleepinir on tne i^.-romid and e\pos:ire, wddcli resu'tcd ii' (•onsnm]'noii. IK'
went to Califoi-nia. l)y mcdii'al advice and. d. in Sonoinn, .Marcli '^7. h'^77: he n;. aht. l>^')'2 .
Joanna A. t^teere of H. 1. fam. ; wlio d. at St. Pouis, .Mo,; alu, 1n.")S, c^iat llunnewell.
Mo., in. and somt r.nn. '.o B-aumont, 'I'e.vas. His wiii is mcv ' 1 ^sO) livini;- at Unnne''vell,
Mo,, witli two sons and one dan. 1. J'liwjx \', < ', W 11 r;K!.!.i; , i>, .\kron. ()., .la.n, 2!*,
lS."j;;; l)oc)kkee|)er and printer; re.,. 'I'itusvi He. Pa ; m. June-Jl. ls,s-2. -j^ |)At"., d. y.
I\'. Wesley Wln-eler. Oct IN. IN-J7;d. Nov. -jl, iSC,] ; luiin.
6. Jo.sepPt Tuttle, Pap. in Ni'w iiaven. Nov. l^. \i\V.): m. May 'J, IflC.;, Hannah-
dan, of CAp!. Thom-'s .Mnnson.'^-" P. June il, PUS. .\ conijilainr against liini an<I .Pd/n
*T!iC'nas .Niunso.n tar.Te in. tne f.nz-.bec^i to !;.>,t-:!i ir. tf.;) : lom. [o H irtford and w.rs if the H.iriford
Cpntuitrr^nt uii'.'.er Catu, .\';i.-;oa at trie cic-iriiccion of tile I'tquot Fori iSce h'iij-i/o>-J in thr ,'i.t\-n
!'iin,:\; rem. lo N'ew Haven. Ttija ; f.fTtred Oiie-tfarri of ;>n unclauin-d uhotmen: ir. the (jovernor's
Oa u'lcf on cnndirif-a^ t'lac be never co";[.>li..d with. n;ert!y. that l-.e would l>'jild a house tf.ere^r. .-amcI
<l_cv.)te Inriisc'f ei ir;.'.'i-.r.i: vvliccis and plotiijns i<ir tin. ^"ooJ of the colony. Ii\ icog he was :< Lt.mmis-
sioner with Samuc! Hiil.op and three others, to nie.ec live ciioimisficncrs frof!-. Brar.ford. to est.iblish
boundaries In if'-5 he ro:nni.\ndcd th'j N't-w Haw;n troops who, at XorrilLuk, defcndcil the pfnuatior.
sgainst tlie Indians. Miis inilitary raTil: was Capt. He was representative in ttie General Asscinbly 2.t
.serssions troni lifA to .•>;;: d 11VS5 ; inv. t'27o .-'.o a;:repui»;nl for di!:t; ibMtiop. sic.n^d. jime !•■. i-'-"-, Dy
'>\'-a\".:, .Munson, Kichard Hi;, \.':nboi:uru .Mid Joi. ■)•■!; Patde . laeyabUMJi viocu botweon Kli/.ftbe'li Piqi^-in"-
b^.tto:!' riiid Hannah Tiinie. t{i.^ s. S.invjcl m. .^:arth.i, <.-y\' ft Wra. l',rai,c\ of C inn.iiu. Hi-."dau".
F!i'..-\!ieth m. Richard Higciabottoin.
TUTTLF. -3 TO
Diiid wa;:; i!i:ii]c Anr,-. 7. l(>''>(i. for " t:niuili ii'>n.< cuiiuucc ;uul spt-;!l:ii!i ;ij,'-:iiiist tlic iiitlic-
tioi; <M juini-luiu-nt uj'.ni iw'.i ('-.■JiriiiUciUs," fiiicl 'JOs. lie was L'\i'i'.-C'i 'imiu -.vaM'IiiiiL;-
iii ItlS'), •• hc'iiii;- al, ihi j">t''t'.r Ui.-ui. Ir.iviiii',- I'jsl tlifux- of <mi.- (il liis iVii, aiui !i<u\- !i;i\i!!'.;
iwi) j-'Hi • ill till- i'it!)!i-- .-.. ;vii ,•;" (tiit-sc- niu'-t have Ih-i-ii rlic two i-l<lcst. vi/. :, .I..->']ili alio
SaiKuci, aj-ct! rrS|>iTi i\-|-l;, . i? ami Jo. S:uiu' yr.. lu.- was iuijif. I 'i,ii>i; lih', luir il.Tliiu'il
(in :i'-.-i;Ullt of lal.lctit -•<. ' H-' (i. Scpl . , If.iltl, (';,. C'J, sr. ys 1 Mdil ; ''.rni-); iuv. nf ir,.> est.
jir.s. by his wUl., X!)V., S!i5. yr.. i"-,'tl: 'J"lii.v<. 1\ iinl.ri 1\ aiiri .VhralKP^i Ivailli-y, api>r.-<. ;
vill inns. .Iose()l!, t..f I'avc (I.)Lih!i' imit. Suiuul'I, Sif]ilirn, Joanna, Susanna. lOlizalii-i li
ami Haiiicili. Hi- ^vio.. Jiaimali. iii. Aim', '^i. J'il'l, Natliaii ]^.ail!.-y* df {iiiilfunl. and
(1. ii.r., N.:v. ;.!i), l;;;*.:'. lu ('.n -l. .i.-, ;•.-.] U;;*.""), flarn.ah Hiaillry cdiiv. I'.i S.-tiMii^'l TiUtl'- ilif
(Iw^Iinif^- liou.si- will-, lu- is ii(i\s- livini;; \\iii. Joiics, llair.iali .Iniif-s idan. of (imv. KaTniiS,
v.-)(s.
i, ..fr-sepii. 1). Marcli ]H, KJ-iS; m. N,jv. iii, lOiH. IClizahinh Sanf.-ird.
11. Sanuif!. -liilv ].">. li.TiS; u\. I^.-r. !!. HWC,, Sa laJ, .1 lart.
in. Strplu'ii. May -iO. iniy; in. Si-).t. 12, ICyri. Kiali V\v.'. Pvaiulolpli.
!\'. Joanna. !).•(•. :!0. 10,"."): in. S't-pli.-n I'a iialiorn.
\ . 'I'lnti-thy. >-i.t. :!'A 1»>7n: .]. Nov. 01, l'j;s, i.ameil in ^ti'if^' J/i.-.:. <,ftJu .J'^ilr/,.->,
Vi'ifli Sanuiel Mill'- a.s {];[■ only deaths in .\, Ilav. in tliar yr. -
\'i. Snyfinna, i'eli. 2-.'. li>7;i: lu. Sainiiei Todd.
VI!. Klizalutii, .Julv IV. \i\>:?.. - •
\ 111. llannal.. Mav "l 1. 1HS5: d. -oon.
IX. Hannah, h^^o. Keh. 2fl. ]t.v<;.
6i. Jo£.eph Tllltle, o. -Mar<d; is, ItjC,,'^; m. in Milford, ('onn., hv (Jov. 'J'reat. Xov.
10, IH'Jl, Elizah^ih. (Ui'i. of Thomas and ]71i/;-ih-ili (Paii;,-) S.mford, h. KiTl. tie liv-d
in il lliiv.; proiuincui .'Uid a( (!%•>■ in local aiTair.-. In 1707 the villa,?;-)' ol '['.. Ii;;v, vi,tfd
Ol)(.l i\cr{'S of Innd \^> Itr sold to rai:-*- nion^'y to di I'cud thv 'Vi^idvcs in law suits against X.
Ilav. This trarr !:iy heis.L'-n ;}te foad ;u";d the Bull .^wanip hri. ',::;■. Ttir hnvri- were
Wni. Liiddin,o!f>:i, .j'nhn Knssidl, -lohu _M';nlvhr,)p. .lusej.li Tutlh^ Oanh 1 C.diin.- aii<l
Jacob JiObinsi'M A'.ijit Fob. ].~). K'.il. ^er^■t. -lohn I'oivcr a.nd .l(;'~i ].ii Tattle were
lihe'.Vled •■ to aiieml a o.\\ i, ji;ef lin- i,i 2ve\-, ila'. . to ouiaili iheir consent tiiat thhs vilia.::!'
(E. liaA".'! iie S'-tth ,! a distinct tos'.'/i"; e-roiited by tlie a.;s('iMbIy tin fwilnvint;' spriuu'.
and.loscph Tiitth- \\-->.s ejected I'ep. to .-rale L.e^-. , Ma.y and <.>ct. sf-ssi(n*.s. 171fh ih.oUirh
til'-' asseini)ly ilenied the riu-jit of Ih ilav. to s- ud depn'iies. Al w court lield at N. ilav.,
2d Monday of Xov.. Hiliii. ,jud,u-nient for -CloO and C'l-fs wav rendered a,i.-a!r.si .io-oph T..
cordwainer, in fa\-or ol' .loseph 1.5h-i|eiihur'j-]i of Xev.- York. .losejd! T. titijiealed to com-i.
of nssi-tnurs held at Haftf'e-,i M„y l;i, 1i;'i7. In 1 ■; ! -j he sne.'i f:id,!;nTi Mor^-an. an
Indian, for debt. He -A-as related in some way to the ( '.lopers.l :The v.-iillof hi- bro
Stc-piKni Tiittle, dated 17l)'J, c-'Jls John ("oo]!er <:uVi-\\\ and appoints liini one ef tlie exr-.
As such Jolm ('on])er took receiipts of ijie li(>irs of Stephen Tui.ie ii, 1 7-2."). ) lb- v.a^
sussiyriot' (-jf Sarah (.'ooper of Lone- J-^hmd. Site was >i-^. to .Jaini-'^ and I'.llis Mew. In
1700 Mr. Blit), nia:-i:ier of B.eton, ae-I .'m- jdi Tnlih ihdtned the . state of iillis Mew, tbi
worker ol' London, f'om >shon! l-llin ^^:o^'.ed priwer ol aitoriu-y. James ami S^iinucl
C'oODer were tilso akin to the M"-ws. James Mew lived in Soath \\b)od street. Londcn.
*N'3than Bridley, t). ic^S : can-ic- from F-nid^arf, <i boy : !a:ii-'cd at Sa\ hrooW ; ihence journeyed across
the \vildc^nes^ iiiicn unbroken by sc'.ticmenti. to Xcw H.ivcn He set la Guill'ord. He \vas quite a
hunter, an.d (.bscov^red tiie sources of the H-u-amonriset river in a pond which is slill called " Nathan'f;
Pond '' For a be.ir story in which he played a subordinaf jiarl. the prmcipa! being borne by the Dear, see
r-^irl-^r'j IlisI . Col! . ,\r' Cl'ku., /> 2?;. He ni. 1 3I .May 10. i^.;". RHch.cl Hcuon, dan." of De,o V.'ro. oi North-
p.innton, ^la^'i., and wid. ot I'liomas Slroncf ; Xalhan N'o?.!) Bradley, exr. of the will ci Xarhan Bradley
of Guilford, paid legacies in 1711. Iiec. n a!id 31, 10 Mary Tuttle. I'aticnre '£,aton, F.sther Mp.rsinill ; wit. to
Marv Tiuile, Isaac ^b'isv\old and \Vm . rio},'crs ; wit. t.:> Fatic-ncc Eaton, Jonath.an Murray and JosUun
Tuttle.
-I' Jonn Cooper, ai;eni ol the ir>in work-i at Stor.ey River, came to .New Haven between i-.jij and :u4_s.
(Daii;c v/a? spclied Co-vV[)eri; Rep, ^rA^--_ may have seiiled firs', at Lynn, Mass.; interested in the iron
works there. If so he embarked in ilie H .■pevvel! o: I.i>ndon, .-Xprii ;. io,;5; b. at Clney, Ibjcks Co. birih
place of th.e poet Co'.v)-.er. so'uetiTnes spelled Cooper) 150^. He raay have .^(one from bynn to Scuth-
ampton, L. F'' — ,9(;t.?<v Cm. Pi-st. John Cooper signed bond in Southampton Nov 7, i'>5r, and a
j'-.ha Cooper wa.i livin<; tbere in 1664. • Ke d.'in F.. Hav Xov. 23, loc!,); chi!.: :, ^b■^sv, a. ij, b. iS:2- 2,
-loH'.', a. 10; h. 16^5: ,ni. fee. 27. if'Jo, -\Iary, dau. of lohn Thompson, .-ind h.'^d; t, /V^v'tr.-ij, d 166S, a. 7.
yrs. y. A noit'ic)-^ d . i6qo. 3, .l/.vrv,d. soon. 4, J'-.y/in.b. Feb. 23, it';i. 5, .Vi.-v.vi/, June 3, 0:75. 0,
Abi;:ai/, Oct. 3, ic'7o 3, Thom.^f;. a. 7, b. i''d,=i. 4, M.-\K-rHA, a. :;. b. 16-0. ~, .M -ii<\ , b. 1^31; bsp. in X.
Hav. 1641. 6, H.*-. .s va. b i^jS; bap. in X. Hav. ir'41; m. John Fetter 1^61. 7. ?.\t;\n, bap. .'sep;. ..■i, 1^.15:
ui Saniu.--1 Hemenwav )':.C2. p. J amks, livir.i; at Southampton. I.. I., 1705. It is a plausablc co'^.jcct'.n-e
th.^t t!ic wf. of Capt. Tl'.omjs Miinson w.is sisier to Fiiis ~>!ew.
Court I'Tb. iq, 1O73. X. Hav.- Reci-ivcd of lames Drvivs iC'l. Job:'. Di\wc!li of X. Hav. £3 :iie which
was tivcn me by my uncie Mr. }5enj- Line :'S .-i Ic^'acv bv Va>, U.m wiii .•in'! ;cs'an-''tr.t .Also ^ barrels of
Viork V. hi-:"!; my .\unt I'avids delivered unto him to £;ivc to iao, S.iiiiuel Cooper. Tiiomas Munson, Tho:,.
Mi.'i, !'!i'i;s .Mew. v.itnts.^es.""
'>Sl.' I'.llA.NCH OK .TOSKlMi.
S;;m',iii-1 S;i!:!i)ril luut i;liiin> i)!i the Mr-w lUdix riy in i-i>^:li1 of his wf. .\nii, Vv-lfj. n)' i-'ilis
Mrw (!. ill IvKl ll!<v. Ti'''.. 170i, ;ili(' iii'KT \\. .laii.c.-. :uul 'j'lios. Ctvij;-,';- of S>'i;;; !'.:i .•.ipt.in,
1,. 1.. .•niivfv<-,l till- liulu to tii'-ii- uii.-h- l-:Ui- >!' iv's cstaii'. l:iT<- of X.-w l!iL^.. lo I'lK.niH.s
■l\-uh-. — .\i\r I/..:\ h'liil l.-r. Ann Mew, .uilv rli. c!" Kii:^. d. ](■•.>>]. S;-,!. I'J. lUltS,
.l(;l:ii M:ilb:ii n!' >>'. Y. so!i! t.i Josci'li 'riinlc, corilwaiiicr. Ills Iioiiic lilt and twD u'-ips in
Nr V, i,u.)!'> (>ii:incr, liouiulcd so'.itli l>y tl,f .\:;>.ikoi I'lac- (I'ltiu-r (in-cii), wost hy ^rit-rt
(I'^iiu), iii'Tl]] hv lot of .lolin Mix (iinrthcast mi iid- F,lm aiiil Odii'i;-,. ■^is,). and ea--t \<\ Mr.
•lami'S I*ii'r]'(>iit'.v lot (iM'twrcii T(-iiiidt' and Culifgi! sis.); aho otln r ])ai<eis. In I (i'.M
dosejili and i-li/.ahclli '1'. cunv. tf) .lolni lilal;e^lf.'. In HiUo tln^y conv. to \\u\. J^liodfS,
juaiiner of Ncwpoit. K. 1. In l?il r.mv. to Iticliiid Miles liirlil in i2T. f. Wni. 'I'nttlc.
In liio half division nnidr in V. !la\. 1 70'.), Joscpli Tntth' is li>Tr<l at s jm-Ms, (•.)ns.-
<;iicnt]y h.- !iiu>t have In.d anoilicr chiKi--' of uhoni I liavc no record. Tiic v.iil or adni.
<if f'^t.'of .l(isr-;di n'lt found.
I. .lo-:.]di. h. Nov. 10. !(;f)-J: ni. Mrrc\ 'I'hcinq.son ; ('^) wid. Sarah \\'ash!>nrn.
11. Noah. ]>. Dec. 12. 1(;;!4: in. O".-. 1 ,' ITC'i;, luuhrl li-)adloy.
III. Kaiharin-, .Nov. ■>',, Ifi'.i;*: n;, F.I.. 14, 17'JI. (u-orn:(.Mix.
IV. J'-.d-.'-uW: til, !>. .Inly -27. 17u.'>: m. Scpi. -J-") i7-l(l. C:<i.\. Sanoud Harm's.
v. Tl'ankful. Sr|.t. H. 17iii.t.
Gil. Joseph 'j.^UttI.O, h. \ux-. 11). IC.'.fJ: ( a;.t. (d tin- tram, hand in E. Haver,. In
17-IV fontirnief! i>yt'i.;in. Lt-i:;-. tjnarternuisier id' tin' trooj.s in tlic -Jd i.-^t. In 17-So ai/d
sr^ain in 174(i. i-i<rled ntoderato;-; and was scho',1 (•..ni. nnm at various i inie»: in. Meii-v.
d.an. (d'.hdin :;d and Mer< v i .Man-tie]. i ) 'rhoitMi^.m, h. I'eN. -.M . ]n<ti!; d. S"].t. h, 174'i: Vi)
\vi,i. Sara.li W'a-hhnrn. "in 1701 he hoiitlil his hre-hei'. \oali TiUlle's rl. in the
•■ 'I tittle's lliil lot." lie is called ol' Di rl>v in 17.^)1 : in K.^."^ .tosej.h Tuttle. Jr.. sold to Mr.
P.crc" Woodwr. id. 1'oi- i'-J-2. lantl in old. hulian field iso calh-d.). ::i acres; also hjiid o;i
•■ Tntt]e"s llill."4 In. 17!^, aJso in ]7."i:; he houe-ht lauds in Litidilield Co. . Conn, lie
d. .ian. Ifh 17dl. .\t a court in New Ila>-eu. .March, 1 7';i . J'^aral.. Tntiie, y:'u\. ...f -lo^ei.h
apjit. exrx; inv. t;2.r..'V: th.'\\iil n eni ions ■• Tin' ho.i-e at Di-rhy; the !iou..(>. shoji. and
iie^rro rooms at Ka<t ilavrn; tiu- Fort liii'.lot. •2.'i acre-; the India'^ i-"ield liiil. :]! a<re.-:
Tuttle'v Hill. :JS a.cies: land and nieiulow at t!.e f. vrv : \vrio,i let-, u-n a^res ;.t Stony Hi!!;
all TiLe lands that Cai-t. Tctih' owneii a: Fond !;!..-..k; the .\c-i;n lot, in. tlie |.]air,s; nim-
:u-re- tiear hi-idge in Bridirr Suamp in Herhy; thefr.nn atOxfoid; a negro man. Iindiard;
j^iu:,h ai\d Feilund. vahn il'Ai , Cainliridg.-. IT.'): Lncy. tl.^; Statii:i, •l.'iin; A xs, ■■, ilQ',;
Heiiheii. .L'-JU; land< iri town of Saiisfmry; l.")!) acre,- on Tacoric mountain; other ].;Mce!s
o'l land, !'J. 8'). !K. 7.-). 7 .■). ■.?■"}. 1". "-^d -acres le.- ;>ectiv( ly; wid. S.iraii to h.ne 7.^1 ai'es neur
Caini'V- Iron \Vorks hy South Foinl. Sali-luiry; Samu..] to have the Fon Hii! lot, the
!i..-->v 'havi; an.d lot. tlie Indian Hill, :;>; acres, 'j'nitle's Hill, :;^' acres, and other lands;
dc.seTdi to luive laud, in D.-i'oy i-.nd the farm at U:a'ord, 100 acres; Amy to have j^ova-
iii'-s; Joel to ha.ve tlie New Haveji |'iro|iei ly. l."i acres in Salishury and ih" mountain
land; .\hra!:am and .Marv HeniiiiiiWa v to have lands in Sali-hury.
1. .lo.;.!. h. (.)-t. l.< 171.^; ni. hVd>. 17, 17F.'. KeLecc. Row,'.
11. .Maiv, h. l),-c. -J'J. IFJd; m. .\"ov. '.). I7:!s'. .hdm l!emin>rway. jr.
111. Anu-, h. 17J.;; d. Nov. :.'n, 1 ;:](;.
'177X. Timotliy Tuttle of N Hav.. quitclilms to bro. Jo.sepli of Oxford, lands in E Hav., 1773, Tinjotliy
!. of N'. Hki\-.,conv. 10 lo^epli of N. Hkv. land improved f^r ine Indians. 1 havint; bought ilie hidian
! titk of Saiauei Adara.' The \\i. 01 'I'uiiotliy TuLtle of 1'.. Hj\ ., had will prov. Sept., 1745.
1 iThis is the hii;)iest eievaiion on the east side of Xt-w liaven liarhor. Ii is or ha^ been knovvn by so
j ir.anv na-ats lluii iis general desisjnai ion is not easy to deliTuiine Oa its north end was tlic i;reat
I burvint: ^'ound ol the Indians. In i8?2. Rev Mr.'Dodd opened three of the graves, and otiiers were
I oiieiied ^o or r,.i year.s earlier, and Indian implinients, it is said, were n)und ni thein. It was called Grai-e
■ Hili. The Indians also h-d a Ion on it. hence caileJ Fort Hill. It was also called Indian flili. Its
i coromandinK position snd comparative heijjht made it suitable for a point of observation and for bea-
cons, and one was erected ineit in i;;-. by lf,e town of New Haven, and " !:r>-d " at 6 r. M. on the 2cth of
Nov. of liiat ve.il. the nei.j-tiborinK^ lowi'.s h;;vin? been previously .idviscd to take its bcarirfr-=; so that
itiey luiuhl knov/ what it inta-.l in case of alarm f-'r r liie same reason that made it Beiicen Hill it was
Prospect Hill, and It richlv deserves a less hackneved name. As Rarlv as iSvi and probably much
sooner, it was called " '1 u'ltlo's Hi'l. and iS treo.ueiniy so named in ohi records, it was included in Wni.
Tutils's f^r.iut. and remained ill po-se^sian 01 h"is a>aie descendants ft>r several <;en<- ra'ions. In iSi-i a
ru.ie fort or earth work was erected on its sun.mit t>v Now Havop. people, as-isied hy ti^e nei!4hborii;i;
i lowns. In October, ivv, men from Cr!e>!iire. ander Andrew Hull v.orked two days and reiarned tluoiiK."
i the city in wagons, with music iiJasin^'. and s.dated by clie-.-rs froai the ciiizensand discharees oi canon.
i The iic'\t dav i<..r, men from North Havtn, under their pistor. Rev. Dr. Trumbull, worked ..n the Ion,
^ and tlie ne.xt dav kx> men from Hamden, under Cap- Whinnjr, carried on the woik Mcriden also
volunic-ercd la ife cinltr d ihi- old fr r;itir<uion r.i w sin.i.ds a iU'C; staff ot tlic I . S. Toast
1 Sui-v-jv for purpc<e of tr!a::.:,'a!.H!On. No: therly loiin Tuitlc's IMl a lif.Io ^^ .-.y, ifiere Is .=. l.wer eiev.i-
( lain, tin which ihe East liaven reservoir li.is uist been built, which is a.ls.. called Tutdt.'.^ Hi';, Inr. herc-
'. after nil! nrobablv be known as ke^ervo'r 1 lil'.
TUTTLE. -^'
IV. .M.Mry, 1). S-'i.t. 17, lT;'n: m. April 14, 17-Mi. A1>im1j;uu 1 i;iniii--\v;,_v.
V Coir.ioit, !>. IT:;--': ii. N"V. "j;. ]]'■>'>.
VI .1()-v;ili I.. iT;;l:
VIL <-Mv.r.ri. I,. iT-ll: lu- Scpl. (1. i:<:i. j5r,tlKi Mil.->.: '. l.v 2d m :
\-lll ,)n^c|.!i, r.i. !ianu;i!i 'J"\vilcli''l. ■ , ,, , . , ,,
i\ \,nv n, h, 1..T1.V, rniMi.,.lulv -!. 1 ;(iS, i;,.MJ,nan,. s. nl Ki-hnnui ^^';'\ ^'^^jT
i <Vu'n- 1. :iaV -iLWTl. ^^, l>nKMM.l.. Mas ^:;. 177.), i.u ,na, L, S.pt. 1, ,!.-<.
d' .T;"ily ■!.'l77<, ^i, .1.'-k;>u, '.. \yr.\ M». 177^.
6111. Joel TuUle, 1.. uoi, is. 171- ,1, -.r Ci.mi,. .i>ny yu. | ;^^'; =',.'U T/- i
111 l'<'V.. 17, 17-l-J-;-'.. \U-\K-rvii. (llUl. n\- MiiTtlu-vv :iivl ii el u ,ru ( M i X ) How.-j-Jj, li. 1.1.1; <i
''""■ 'l ^"su-i!i.n' 1.. F.!.. s, 174>;: d, <>.■,. 1. ls->. n. v- „,. No.. i;>. 17ii-, Kl..la ('.»•
<,! l)u.-lKun. {'onn., wl.o <1. May (>. is.Mi. a. oL: n^ru. t„ Ma.-^. 1. AMA^^. n m^ '^ 5;;'^^^;: '
T'l'l s •' coll- I'l M vl",! A,
]•" ;i.,rl h. Aiu-. -^l, 174(1; in. Aniri Wowdwan!; C? . Kiixala-lh 1 mvU-r. ^
;ii' DauH'l 1. S'-I't ■:".'. 174!t: (1, Am:. U, 1^)7. a. .-jS; n,. .Mairli -i-!. \ ,^.>. Aiii,-
.,:n.,n,i-~ o! i':. Hav, 1, liK.K. . a. in. iS'Wi. -K-iiy. s. .,1 ILv^kial, T.da. K IW. M. 1 .-•.,
'^'"1\- \hn.]^an. 1) X.-v. 7, 17r.i): .!. On. :?-, IS-M. u. 71: m. !>} K.'V. .lauu- IXiua,
W 10 17M1. \v\d. AiniaThon,a^..t X. [lav., s.l,.. ■!. Mairi, i 1. 1M5. a. O'l. 1- -l'"^!.
1kw..'<'.-i. 1(1. 171:1; <i. N.'N. SO, l^-i;. a. oH; umh, 2. .\Ki;Aii\v liowi;. 1.;.^. <'-i. ^'-
i7l';! (! in St. Auu-u-iiiif. Fla., Feb. 'J-i. ls;M
V Mcrev h. Ainil 111. HriO; m. .lo-.lnir !vmiu-..
Vi KcOpiTa. 1.. i>>v. VO. 17^1); ni. .iu-..).!i l^ru'-K.'U.
All' ( ]iri-To,.li.r, 1). Sept. :?(;. 17:^;!; m. Al-iirail Lu.Mingi..!), i;2! Mary Dawson.
Vlll. Maw. I>. April 11. I'.iM; 'I. -Inlv ]. 1 ;r.!i.
Cl"ll''' Joel Tut-Jp, 1'. Aui:-, vM, 1740; Capi, <.;• !];.- irain.l.:,n<l : u-s. < •'i^Ht'J^'l;
.(>,,om" .r".)an •; 1771. Anna \V.,<,(hva : J. v.ho d. (>•■!. "J. 177.V a. -'<i; cM Oct. 1.., l..>.
U vi; /Fo l.r-l (; nn1->1 S-I't :](;. is-iv, a. -M. 1!,. ,1. Nns . ^'d, 1S:22. .. 7(3,
r s!ual! 1> llnlv IV; 1771.; d. -Ian, :i:;, IS.,:;: ,„. .Inn- 4. 1^110. Malarhi l>ahn.-v of
Brant.ad. rnun.. \vliu d. Feb. 10,. ISO,',
1) l-,!i/;dv;b 1>. Male-]' 11, !7n-,^: d. .Mav In. 1N-!1.
iii Anna. iv>ir, Nviin Kll-/a!)"tb. d. lU'-;. "J. Is4'.': unm.
IV. liebee.-i. l-Vh. .:2-3, 17S.-,;d. F- r. 'J-,*. ISlO; unm. I U. •,■<.• last tlr.vo sis.<'i>
)ii;in<d, d. of jiaralvsi^.
V Pollv, b.'Sci.t. r>. 17>7; d. F.'b. •>:',. ISlO; iniia.
\\. .K>!la, .hin.o, 17;k..: d. M.i.h 14. lilH: , , ,., ^ - ,- n,
VII j,,,.l 1, M-,v S i7!i0- tnwnrlvik (d' Onillni.i. (^.nn., l,^-]s 4-,; dusii-c (u tli.-
]'ea.. .■ls:l^<-5^; i;.-].: in'ronn. I..-. I'mni G.. isyO. 1^:14, is:jS: Ju.Urr nl Fi^-bate., IS^S-
4>-- d Mav 1. l.^.M. His ,,!(>p'-'t.v ^^••^I to Pi-.p.-m l>.M,rk,.TT Sally larobs and tl.r
E.Vard FaViH-s raiiOlv. II. P. It., in a s.iie. of artirl.s in tlu- ^.>r II,n: . j\dIncor,n,
1S7i> in.-niion. ih. t^vin TkttIo hou^^ in (J.. •ThasU- and <„, tbr Mpnin.. as bertun.' a
TunlehouM-. bulb bv .lo.d 4'uttl.-. b.v -J.-i yr^. a 1-adci iu onr pubbr and s,..-i:.,. albi.vs.
-» * - * :,ttrr uiinin bovs w.T-' iiainrd, and i.v v.-1ins.'r.,iin;fls many a pcinT id tnwn
poli.-v ^va--bap,d and sntled-; n,. April -2;;, 1 S:, t, Ju.. Iv Sa..; of uppe, ^}^i;^^^^\^']^
Conn. 1. .b.Ki, b7invAi;i>, Marrb s. d. Au.^'. •-'!», l-^.>',k •2. ^^ M- -vu;!,. 1>. r. >, IS.... d.
,luiv 07. is(i7.
■ 61115. Mercy Tuttle, b. April lo. 17;,V: d. Ap.il l-^^-^^- ",;';■ .!'=';-'>;; "- ^"■''
IS r7.> ,K,s!,:,. 15arn.-s. 1>. I7:.;b d An- 1!. IS^il. a. s:;. 11,. n.. C?) F b/alM^n Haw->.
v«-h.Mi. An-. F.I. iS-ll;a.7S. 1 !.• u a< .1 n-i i.,- <,f ihr I'.-ar..; I lea.. ..f t Iu- , i,b. in N n. !lav.-n
■ 1 .!,,..•, ua Hanu's. b. IV.. 27. 17S1: d. ^ux. 2:.. 1 S4 , : in, Nnv. 21, 1^0). .vnudia.
.d>H;,'dPl,ibn:nn Pa-:.ti nf N.u l!av.;d. .huu- 1. isd!., a SI. 1. Cn UNrKV M., u.nt ly
C'alif.nnia in 1S4il an.l d. ihrrr. 2. iMiul.iM:. ni. i-lm Mrld, -land s. .d ( apl. <.Mb-._n
Ml :; \M, r. I \. in. SidnrvFManlnnu, nf i)ah,.H,Ma>s. 1. .1 KANN KTVi:. d. a IS vis. ••.
|./,,,".\xx 1, ,M: V Isk;:" in. .lavd ( ddd^.y ,,|- Fmnlurd uWt. );^ Nvid. ivs. .N.ilav. n.
vv-., .Ilmiia, ni. .NbMN Pa-e. C, I >.v,,< • i:v i , t v.d u ^\ :! h W n:_. .bi:-!in.i.
II Piv.l, lirk Fames, b. .Inly •!. 1 7^1; in, l.un. na FiaR.-sl.v.
111. Mtncv l?arn.-s, b. Au-, 10: <l. Fei.. Iu, i7^7.
28:^
I'.KAxrir or .)os];i'ii
I\'. Mfny Buriirs, h. May ?0. 17sO; d. M;iy ',^(1. (SJO, a. ol ; iii. Dcr. ;^1 . ISI!,
Aiiilr,'\v ]'i.Ti).".iit. I). Dec. \y,]Yx^. 1, I-iiMma. 1). .hm.-.V;. ISl;!: <!. Tel.. -.Mt. 1^'lS; ai. .^ihll
!\ Fust. 1, Jo/.i, AhdnT. 2. M'.n->: Eh:..:^;ih. •.', rii\i!i.Ks 'rnr)MA>. h. Mairli !{.
isU, (1 N.A-. to. I^ii:?, i.. 4M: jii. ( ini.-c Tn-ld. 1. .l-.s, j,!,l,.. . A. .-i. ."l yis. :',, 1Ianv\:-i
H r.inxcA. b. .I;ui. l:), IMd; d. .T:in. 'l'^. l^iU. ;,. .17; iniin. 4. ])vai;ii AM)KK\\>. 1). Oi-t.
■JT. 1:>IT: lii. S.-i't. :il, is:,l, '■luriicc. duiu of ZiTali Tulilc [ {|. o. i'vNKriA. !.. S.-;ii li.
isi'.t: uiiiii. : r.'<. X>-u Ih'.v.
V. K,d..-r,-u ('. r,:.nir->. 1,. A].:l! T). 171)1; d. An-', l:!, ISi;::;, n. 70; lu .'iin. 1. ls|S._
Col. Kk-az.T Wanu-;-. 1). X.'w 1/i.vi.,);,. N. \ .. d. July .'k ls.")i, a. HT. \\v was D.-a. .,.! th ■
<-ltli. ill 'No, Hav. rrniii l^:'."). ID yis. 1. lii.r.i-c c \.' m. Hnsv.-rll Sfilliuan. M. ]>., .>.' i'.'.r
rnigt.);i, X. Y.. now ( IsTIM of Xo. Ilavtu. ll.-iii. \T\ 1, Cttlnitif. "2, 'Slurij. o, vV/'w.-v*.
\vli() d y. -2. Amanda, d. y.
^■!." Bvaid l^a.r!ifs. h. Mav (i. 17;r2: d. S.-i.r. 1, 1 7'.t:l.
\'II. Byard Baru.-s. h. Jan. •2-2. 17't|; m. Kli/.i t.'ill. i2,i rie-.;a l/iiid.Nl.-y.
611152. Frederick Barnes, i>. Julv 4. 17n4: d. Dc-r. 4, l.s71, a. s7: m. Ai^nl :>,
IsOS. Kuii'x-ia idaii. nf Amos and Ivmin-) !31a!,<s!(( . h. !).■(,• li' KSii: d. Juiv ^lO
]8r;2. a. 7.1.
1. Dtdia. li. Juu.- (J, ISIW; iii. S.-pt. Jld. 1^2:t, Sex in, mi r Bradlt-v [4j.-. uf 'I'iius ;uul
Mai-\ B.,)li. Aac. 17, IS'JIJ: n-s. Xfw ilav. 1, Koiir." I'.ai;m>. 1>. X... Ilav.. Mavl, \\).
ISoO: iii-rch. and iiinp. of tlie Xfw Ilav. A.:,'rir'il. \\';'!-flioii<'' ; m. T)''-. HU. r-..")S. ('nnirliri.
iltui. of 'I'l-iiuia!! and E'lnii-f Minor of l'r.4-;-k iii. X. \ : ti. July i:!. iS-'So. (4"o .Nfrs.
Conudia Ai. Jiradlcy our nl)lii:;aTions aro dm- for tlii-- rcnord of dcs;-. of S.-yjnoui- Bvadl'-y.";
1, Ffdd'ik I'r'iiinii,, \i Xov. •2.<. isi;<). 2, H'-'i, rt St:/:;t.>i/r. Aui:. o, "isii:*. ;:J. .1/",/'-?/.
S.-j)t. 7. 1S';7: d. (!rt. 1. lSd7. 4. J) /n, Ihnu.s. May -ir,. isyi. .-,; Co;-,/''/,/ \[;!.u\ May
lo. !^7f). d'hc TWO SOILS ar»- in lloi/kins (Jfa.iti. s(lio,.!. X<-w Ilav.. litrini: for V. C. '2.
Fi;\NKi.iN SEVMorti. 1>. May 17. l^':;.); 'i'. (.'. l^'tH; I'lv.s. Vale Xard llaid^- 7'.'. ilav.; lu.
(tliv dav of iiis g'aduuiiou) .hilv 20. isiii, Louisa 'i"i..wl.!id;;,>. dan. i,f Lolirrnd ('aniion.
1). Si'i>t. It, 1^:-.!). 1. ILin-n ].>■■ (i,;i„d.\K Jills- !f). lsti-.>: tli<- .da-^- li..\ cd' 1^7! 2.
Fr<ni]:i(ii 'rn.'rhii'hj, , 1,. Manli l(j. l.sfU. o. Jw//, /A//./. 1.. St-pr. s. LSiCn
II. >rary .\nn, h. July 4. l<l'i:d. su'l. Kcli. ',1. i--:7;i; m. !.'.•<•. 12. ls:l:i, II. , rati.-
XVl.-oii ^^"aM!H!• uf X('\s- Lisiion, X. V.. wlio d. .Vu--. i'., ;s7:i. a. H'.!, ( lno. of loi. FJ."a./..-r
Warnt^ri. 1. !i'iu.vT:iv b. Mar.di 2. 1 s:)7 : il. y. 2. .\ M axda J ii.i.nk. Mandi 2U. US4!. o.
HoitA'i'io ri;i.ni-.i::r i;. Li. ,-. 27, 1^4!'; d. V*-\)'. lo, ls7.s. a. 2,";. 4. Xi:! -ox IJaknls. Nov.
•2i). lSo7. .■). .M\i;v Kr.\i,n.\. Maivl! 2.'. isr,!.
II). Juliiif. b. June 7. 1-^21. d. Mairh 2"). lS.-)4. a. Wl . va. Oct.. b^dl. Wji,. Todd of
Xo. Ilav. 1. l''i;A.\( i:s AiM-,!.[A. (1-t. 2o, lS'i7; n;. April ■"., i'-;7!. .ii.scpb Srott ..f S(v;-,li-
luirv. Cnnn. 2. \V\;, 1'., Mav, Isoii; ,[. v. :). \\\\. Si.vMoru, June 27. b'~<o;i.
"IV. Fiedcririi l.u/fru.-. b. Marrl, 11. !S2.-): .j. May 22, 1S77. a. .V2: Dea. (.'on^-. cdiK.
in Xo. Ilav. iS.'w; in. May G. I.si7. ratiiarinc Louisa (dan. of Bctlimd) Broidcott. 1. JuUN
FuKDKHH K, Juijt- '2"). isjs. 2. ]^)i;T. X'F.r.sON, Auu-. (). ISoO; ni Ocr, ^H, 1S7'» Flbi
Slioas, ii. July 2. In.i.k ;;, Ji i.i.m-; I-Jkhkcca. i>. Xov. 2'), 1So4. 4, .Ki.nKirr ( i AKUNi;!;.
-Ian. 11, .^','.'', d. ^, o. 'i'iios. Albi'.i; li . i"i li. l-'!. lSb2. ii. <i()Vi',UNi:ri; 'I'iiDMrs.iN,
Fob. 7. isTiii. 7. i).\r.. Fed.. 17. is7l).
611157. B>ard Barnes, b. Jan. 22, 17'.I4: d. l\d.. .-,. l.soi; d.-a. Conir. rhl!. No.
ilav. from ls2!, :;7 >;.-.;. m. Xov. (1. l^Ki. l^'/ii/.a (.iM. wh,, il. Au,l-. 2b, ls-2;;, a. 2f>: ;2)
.Marrhol. 1S24. ('!«■, )"i a I.iud--l..'y of Xortli b.rd. Conn.; \^no.l. ,S.-pi.' 17, lS7ti. a. 77.
1. Kliza AuiTusta. b. Aiiir. 1. 1^17; j,,. .Vpiil 1. i^oS. (b-,.. Ii. Bro.-k.ti, ,s. nf }<7:i.>
I. ri!Ai!i.F.s. '2. (TK()K(ii:. 111. On. S, 1^72. Marv A. W liiu-.
II. Bfdc (io.idy.-ar. 1,1. o<-t. 1 . ls;i;i; d. .1 ul V ;'(), ISoD: m , Mar.di ',*. 1^40. John IF nry
]5ani<'s of 1-raiiklin.' X. Y. '
Hi. Fllon Amanda,, b. F-ii. lo, 1S22; d. Apiil 17. \^\V.): n\. Xov. li). l^;l(). H.nry
l[ab' of Xr-\ Haven, 1). April '2.;. islM; .a ii-iauc inaKei'. ], M.\!;r\ Fiiza. b, .\\\X-'~-''.
l.S41;ni. Mar.di Hi. l^-d:!. Tbf..dniv lii.di Davi-. i). .Mav22. ls:5'J. 1. A'//,/- /.'-VA. Juno
II, l^r.4. 2, ^r/./r,' (ilUnrt. Ort. 14. IsbH. 2. Bv.MM) ISakm:-. J ulv '21). isbi; d. Aui,-. •2'b
l.^:.->2. :!, F.invix Fi t/i u. Mavrb 22. 1M!I; d. Xo',-. m. ISol. /. bv 2' m. :
lY. Andrew, b. Feb. :!. ISC-Y d. .<. i .Mav 11,1^7-,; i,. Xov. ■2b, l>-4'.i. J cli^i An.iosvs.
Y. Byard Elizur. b. 1 i.e. 11. is-d; d. An;-;, lb, ISdo.
VI. Ceiestia. 1). Au;4'. lb. 1S2S; d. .\pril 22, l^'lo; bur. in ^aiiie coliiu with iro F'i
llenrv.
\M!. >!an-iis Lindd.'y. b. r>.r. 10. I>^;;0; .1 S, p! 2i:.lSi;4: 1,,. i;,-e. 2;;. ls.-)7, KlizuOe;!,
Ann II.-n\int;wav. Slie m. i2i O-t. ol . ls7'i. 1 lenrv I la'.-. I. IFvitm: i-7i iz \r.i -n; . Dec.
10. iN'jl.
TUT'i'i.i;, i;akxks.
■>s;^
VIII. Kli Henry. Ii. July 00, 1S:13; d. .\i)iil2.l. is:?,-); l.iir. wltii sis. CcU'stiii.
IX. IK-ihiTt.'i). rtl>. 4. T-'M, linii t.!' Siroiiu-, Ilai-i i.\: r>:u-m's, .\f\v llavini; in. rl;ui.
2S, \y-r;S. F.ii/,;il>i-l!i S. J)i.-k< i-ii'.-iii. 1. I^hwa i;iWlK!ii;!:i:'i'. Nov. 1. isiiii. ~, .VKTini;
]">i'rKi:KMAX, N('v. H. I'-'i^. '■'>. V.\.r/.\ i;. Jr.ly s. (l,.laly"?>j. l^^lit.
\. St. 'wart, h. .Inly Hi, ISiKi; m. Nov. ""21. IM'.:! S'liali ('. .lolm.-'jii, wIh.i d. .v. /. ; (2)
Mav ".") is7(i. V:<{\ir\ I'. 'St. 1. Ilv.Ma*. Nov. s, !,sT2.
'Xl. l-:ii Ih'iM-v, 1). .'ail. 17, ]'<',•■<: m; \hi\ 2."). 1 sr,2. .Ifniii.' Iv ( ':ir;:!ll . wlio <1. }>I:iivli
C, ISi;')- a 4,"; linn ef Sp'Ti'v iJ.' BiUiie.s, . xtoiisivf cattle ami meat dealers on Loni,'-
Wharf.'x li'av. 1. .iKX.MJ^: ('., Oei. l."), ivij."); d. Fel). HI. IsTI. 2, <.'i..m;.\-M.. Nov. S.
lS(i7.
XII Clenva, 1). \nix. '-■■'>. 1N41: in. -laii. :!, IS?!, Wui. Henry Burr of Heddm.i;-. <.'oiin..
(]ds2d v>r.), li. >l.indi fl. ISol. l.io. (d' JM.orah Hiirr, wlio iii. 'Seth Todd [[]. 1, Bv.\liJ>
B.vr;N)os, i>. .\!)ril !•"), I'^7ii; d. .Jan. 4, 1^77, a. .^luos. 2. .! i'..NX[i-. Ti.kuk.v, 1«. April 20,
is:4; d.'.lai). 11, 1S77. a. 2 yrs.
61116. Rebecca Tuttlc, l'. Dee. 20, l7.-,i;: d. An-. 14, 1^:'.."".. a. 7!i; m. 1782.
.Inseph. s. of i;iciia.nl and -Mary (Pievpnnt) Br,>.-ketT. 1>. da:.. I7. 17.-)7:d. or, i-iithday.
Jan. 17, 1S20; res. Xo. Hav. ; Cai.t. .Militia.
1. Roxaiia Brvxdcett. h. Nov. 20. l7S2; d. is^S; unni.
11. .l.-sse Kroidu'tt, 1>. May 2S. 178."): de;i. in Bapl. ehh. in Xo. Mav.; Capi.^ Mil. :.
Jusliefof die I'eace. re;-, the town in Conn. Leg. several yrs. : d. in X. "\ . C, l'*^")!': in.
Anna. dan. oi Medad 'I'ainter of Xnliiiord. C'on^l., wiio d, in S|.riri,:;iield. .M^i^s., dan.S',
lsr)7. a. 70. 1, Ax.NA M.v!ii.\. in. ('ha-. H. U.iy of Xo. Hav. 2, I-.M ., res. Moiu Ciair,
X. .1^ ;5, Ax-iioNin'TK, res. S]<.ii!ji-tield. Ma.ss" ; d. Xow, IS.'^l.of paralysis; nnin. 4,
AVm. Bkxti.i.v, writer for IL",I/, n ml Jfanr -AmX other iu-ri(/dieals: res. I'oint Orieni. L.
I.; 11). Mtdcii . ."), S(M'llJio.M.\. res. Si.>riii;L;-tield; d. unni.
111. Pier|ioiit BroekeTt. h. (.)ei. MO. 17^1; (-due. ;tt imlilie .-.elnmls and stud, for some
yrs. under Rev. I>r. 4'iinal'nli ef Xn. H.-iv. In tin- \Nar of 1-^12 lie was l-jisien (Hd kienl.)
"in the Xo. Hav. Co., and wa- at Xe\vJ,<mdon: Ids t.-rni expired in isB-i, and In- soon
joined tin' Bapt. (dili. and .stud, fortlie ministry with B.'v. Dr. -leic. Chajdir.of Danvers,
Mass.. >,vl)ose s(dH)ol v.as the fon-ndaCKJii of the Xewl.-,:) 'Idie •,. <,-\v..: (;:d. at ''anton.
Conn.. lSd7. v.liere In.- •") yrs.' min. was very sncees-ful. He m, Sept. 22, ISII). j^ajali .
dau. of Col. .'o-^iah Sau-e of rpper Micidh-tov, n (Cr<nn\Mdl i. Conn. , I). Sept. D-'.. 17!io; d.
Oct:' 11, I^>2, a. 87: a consn (d' .loel d'niile'.s wf. In IN';! appt. (ien. 3lis-.. of the Conn.
Ba[it. Associaticni. and lem. to Xo. Hav.. Imt i,ext yr. he;anie ]>astor liapt.idih. aj Kil-
liim-vv'urtU iClinton.i. (.'onn., for o ws. ; ihenee lo Isi Bapi. chh.. Iv-sex. Conn., 7 yrs.;
iiftr;,'r;'ard at Aii'nwa.m, Cahotville, Mas-;.. .No. Stoniiiulon, ^^'ilahrop, J>>-me, Cohdieste^r
and \Vethers!ie!d. Conn.; three yr.-. ■ lS.'j2-.'..l l (■haplain o1 Conn. State I'lison : reiired.
1S."J9; (\. ill W., A]iril N. J^'i^. in Mst vr. He somelime tauivht aca.demic sclniuis v.iih
irreat success. 'Some..f his sermons w'ere pnl.lished. 1. HiNrs PiKurnNT, Brown rniv.;
Med,, Schools <d' Ntv,- Hav.. 1S4:J; Washinirton, D. : '. , and X. V. C. Dnring his literary
life of foriv vrs.. has v/rinen v.holly (e.- in'p^'it. 5^ vols.. ,4' v/hieh K) related to the^hni-
civil wtw, of which is \V> lon i,'-^ W'nrl i,> (he ('in'/ W'l/r: some of theni reacliiuL: a sale ol
from 4.),()0i) to !!U.O!)!) eo]r,es. Has been on the ediiorial stalT (d' seven (■yclo])a'dia-, two
of them foreiirn, i.esides mncli other literary work; m. [)vr. 22, lS4ii. kucy Maria, dan.
of Rev. Washinirton 'rhau-her, then ,-)f Jord'an, X. Y. ; (n,e ch.: 1, J r'J"ir T/unr/ar. h.
Oct 0 1S47; d. at Hartford. Conn., Jan. ;'i, ! ^•"■,4. 2. S.mj.mi. h. Maivh. 12. ls2;i; d.
March 17, siu.vr. :'., Hi..M!Y S v(.i;. April 24, k^Oo; d. Maieh 1. 1n2.;. 4, Jti.i.v 1! ki.kn.
iNiov 11. k'^2tr,"d. Sej.t. Hk l-"4. .■;. j:n\v.\ni) .Iruso.N. h, .Maivh 7. !s;j;k in ni.'rcan.
Ini.sine.ss- in 0(4., lMi2, Marv fk anc-s. .kiu. uf (Jeo. (kiult of Brookl.\n, X. Y.; T, chik:
1, Gnj. 'ri'rj,"i!t. h. dan.. 1^14. 2, Fn'nrl.- (,'. '■',. h'>'''t/,. 4, Fn <!, ri'-k\ h. 1^72; <k
Au^-., 1SS2. o. //,/,/,, h. ls;t;.
G1117. Cblistophcr Tultle, 1>. Sept.2lk IkV.t; fanner: ni.Maieh 1 k 1 7,-<(>. .M.i.eail
L(i<ldine;ton, uhod. Xov. 1(1, IM:;. a. 411; (2,i .May 1 , ISlo, Mary (dan. (d d'imoth.y .and A nna
Holt ]>a"v.-nn \\\ (d' 1-k Hav., twin sis. ol ddminas ka;w,-on). I), in South in;,'ton. Conn.. .Inly
2S, 177".. .\ renn;rka.lil\- a'llve.uid industii.ius w onian, and ,'njoyed alnn ■-t nninti-ri npted
~-oi.'! health SIh- d. -JalvlH. l'<7(». a. Su vis. licdm;- at. th.Mkim the (ddest p,.rson in ihe
rownsliii'. [\<-i\ dnne 2!l. ks:l.>, a. M). 4'h<- hoa-^e he hnik at Koxon (alMmt four inile.-
northerly knin the stone chh. injv Hav. ) is o.-c npied 1a his ,e-r. s. Hiram .lac,, ks, Ls.,|.
Th." sitiiation is verv romantic and keantifnk 'khe farm was .a pan of one ol t.m
divisions to Wm. Tuttle. and has hee,, owned cntinuonsly liy his de-cendanl.- si nee it
was lum-ht ,d- th- lndian^.. (4,ri-;. pin ;■ d'u'lk-V ,;i. ^., -k nk Ikadley, ko,.>k pii!di>her
of Phila., .-mployed R. Norris, the himi.-cape a.rll-t, to inal;ean oil ].a.ll,tili,i;- ot thepla.c-.
\vhi(di is now in possession (tf Mr. i>. /. I>y kst in.:
18-J
P.J;axi li OF ,uj.>Li-ii.
1. -Mrn-cy, !.. .'nneS, ITSS; in. l.sii:;.- Blakrslfv; fj) Caleb if. Wilson
ll_. .(osc],ii 'i-|Ui!.., ],, Aii.u-. on. i;!)I; ,(,,n)t\ siiiv,>v<,r. Wiijlo l.uih'iin'.v In, 1u.um>
nc;,! lii.N fatlMTs li<-nv, ■!■.:<. •n,Ml Miii.M'lt.an.l (1. ..f l,.'inorrlia£ri- of ilic huios Xnv 1 ISIS-
111. .Man- (;,H,:1-,|.||. Hi-; will jumv. I^IS, mii-. Cl.i i-.to;>!,,T i'litrif cv,.,-!-': if Mar'v and'
<laii. Man- Ann Im 1,. ■,-.,■ haif ..f hi^ iin:.!-'-: .y, l-ut if .^Ik- .1. s. /. ,.,v i.n.. .Miles 'I'litlh' to
have !!. His V, ai. i,,. Samurl I'a-e of lln.nfm-,! and l.a.l s-vi,i! cfaLlreii. .laivd M ii.s-
tie.'.l u.,< imiri, ntlacli; ,i T,, .1.,.-, pli ■i'lift!,- aild r.inic lo.- hiii; t., -,, u< WesI I'niilt In a
l"trei- li-,„ii W e.-l Pnint S.'pt. Vj, IS'l. tn his latli.T (I riiia ll<ai.; v u el! wri tl-n in all
rei;ipee|s)Jnsei.li say^: •• .Mi. .Mansti.-I.i ;i'ol. .lareil |;ij) is iraiiiin- slrr>\lv. 1 „-,, „,, ,,,
>(|\vl)ii(-^- i-vcyy ofh.T day I'.ir i,n.vi.M-,ns. l,nl do not i-.,\v tlie boat. Di-iii-iioinirj in nor
IH-Ini;- aide io <i-o w.-i; wanted to travel. Does le.t like so ir.iich di-t iiictioii at \Ve-<t
I'omi: no iniddk- lauk; all nlHecrs or uaiters. wlikl, aieords with .Mrs Mansfiel.l's
feelm- t.ui no; x.i'hMr.Mansfield-s. .)o-..id, .'anno: foresee anv advunia-e in sta vim- at
\\ !■, and will l.-ave next snrin-. lla- been olTer.-d .^2:, a nionlli for (i nn.nllis to' t(-ael.
sehoo] HI the yil, <l;.,triet of Oraii^v Co.. N. Y. Sckolais from lo to "M vears o[ a^-r- to
teach the tluve li.'s. ili" last (aritlnnetici jw incipall v, ih,- [.aiviits bcin.'- a'll Imtelr l,o'-ini
^:3a wc'k i-x-dnsive of wa-biii^,-. ■' I oH, yro to <:n l\,r r^>]i) u nionrh, wldel, 1 "d,, „,-;
tlunk they will yive. Tk- Dulcliniaii Sidd fiiitker: -if vou will karii deiuwell -^-.r
ieli will insure yoi: ikr best ^-irl amun.e- dem all.' 1 ileinkej kim for tlu- oifer bnt did
not tlunk best to ekoose on tkes,- ..•onditlous, and j. regime vo;i will not eeii-..ire M'e •'
want- to hear from all the family, a.nd from Meicv's ami wliat (apt .Morris has
ha(| to say, for I b-!ieve he was dViei mined 1 slim, id Iraki. 1 shall not traui liere
am!_ do not iearike i-m-my, b.it fea.r an iini.maHkd i..,wder maira/.ine IkO or OOO vards olV
witn V.oDO barr.-l-, of i.uwd.T in it and no s.'n.tinei on o-uard.' The late news niako our
Demoeraiie luToeseiir.sr ikeir liiek .Mr. ylamsfield has put Ids bov. Kdward 1> into
tin- mditary .srho<,l; an exeellent ekam-e, and ii i were nud.-rOl vr... (it a-e sk<mld lirefer
11 xo any otlnT. Ik S.^-Since I kave b--en ],e-re I kav,- not slept'witi, Mr Mansp,.!d no.-
^"-, "'' *' "'"'"•" '• ^J-^''^ ■\^'^- •'■ 1^1'i; <! -'ii^-. l^:--i. a. K: tea-ker; verv b.-au^ifai
and estnmd.k-. One of In-r .-.-kool mares, i! is .-.aivj, WM'.e a i.o< 711 in k.er ].rais,.
Ilk Smith Tutile. k. Sej.i. ;:lli. IT!)-:; d. .\o\ -Jk 1 T'.Jt
l\k SmitkTnttlm k. Man k iO, IT!!); d, Mai.k o. INil^. He enteied rke firm of
-b).ni and Lnjak l{..we, rakiii- tin- p!ae,- <,f Klijak on ki., ivtiremeiit. This was tk-n
and lor many y,-ars tin- prin.-ipal st^re in l-'air llav,-i;. His Imsim-ss ivradnailv ,.N;t-nr|ed
i.n'\ kebeeame lar-.ly en,-a-vd in tiie .\".-w Haven and Wrsi In lia trade k,r wkirk k(-
bnih ami owned several ves..,ds. He a!,,: , t raded to several Soutk .-Vmeriea n ]e,rT< and
San l-ram-i.-eo. Fir.m of (iillette, kk.iciikiss ^- Tntlle. He owned a.c-reat deal of land ar
tie \A,-st, an.l ,-„,kl S.-^O.nOO wrrk at .Xaiuoo. Ilk, to.losepk Sm il k , Vor a .Mwnnon -^-ttk-
""'' ' li<' impurted tke tir.-r .-ar^o of oyst..r.-, from A"a.. .-md kis ollk-e wa.-^ tke luad-
<ina_i!.-r- of ike m.-n who entered early and kiiilt up tins <;-reiit. biisiiie,ss, manv of whom
Mnilk 'I nrile kelp.-d wirk kis moiiev. He mav Tlniefore'^ b.- caUed with ].roi)rietv the
lounder of tke oyster tra<le <d' Fair Haven. He was a lar-re ]:farted and jHiklie spiriied
mam .piiet :;nd nnnstmrat ir.ns. H,. xvas ..;-.<• oj' fuur eiti/.ens. uko, iu ]^;lil eaiiM-d '-'Ike
Old Ikiek Ck.M(d," to!.- bnih, Mr. 'kn: :!,. lw,„]in- the subseriplk.n. On.,, when in X
V. city an emiiriant iniek.-t arriv.-<! lo.-ided with i>ass,-no-,.rs half famisln-d with a km--
<-oiirv.-ot skort rations. Mr. Tuttk- .ptietiv ko-ukt a drav Inad .d' br.'ad for tIkmh wkieh
tkeyeaj^r.-rlv (k-vonred, bui nevn- km-w tke name of tk.'ir kem-faelor. He was riudd.lv
hom-si and earefuUy sknruied extra va-aiie,- in nKinmr ><r dre~s. One of the last a<'~ts of
Ins l,r,. was to n-ive skJ.O'HJ to tke Xeu Haven Oipkan .\svlnm. Tke bulk of hi.s larcr,.
<-stare wa-- divided op.'-tkird to tin- widow, on^-tkird [0 id-^ dam Mrs. khmna ISradk"^-
iind on-^third t..kis son S. (k 'knttk-. •ik-mlin- lirk4-ation in regard to tke division
belw.-en l^T.) and ISSl.tke in<-ome ,d' tin e.state amounted to ••> ;'(),(U)()."— X-r J/,irri,
P'fJ'. r. d. I). (Hllette- and (ieo. H. Sr-ra 11 t...li, exers. Ik- 111. Ikiekel (iiileti..- (•>)
Aiiiarilla, wid .d' Klipkak-t Sandford (JilleTie. Sln-d. S,])!. Ki. ISdC. I. S.m.tiMui..
i.F.rn:. m. Ckarlot:,- k^nak-rai'i. lb- was postmast.-r at Fail Haven four vears •'
Sis.x.N .k\NK, im Hiram K'ey,--, ;]. Fm.\i.\. m. ke.- k.radlev. I. S,uit,'. T-itH ■, o Jf;,rnn1
A I III .V.
\k .\bio-;,j| .Mik-s Tntik', b. .Inly -Jk i;:k,; ,1. Feb, !i. I^JS; m, ISIS .Munson s .k
Inns liradlev .d- Nn. Hav..C,e,m. b. (i,r. k. 1 iHF d .Ian. kk IS-Vk drn—ist; onlv ,di
1. .l<.-!:i'ii \Mi,i,i.-vM, k. Ik liav, .Ian. Ik isi'.e ,1,,; well kiioNm b.-.k "publi.^ker of
;J. 11. (.i!l.;ttc,asicp-son otSmith Tut,!,-, wore. i» FU:'-:iri. Ill . rxbout 1840, to raise caftio. He
n. ..rut i,,..v^.,:u:r.--, ah.nit -o i.Mles .-tl.ov .--.rin-felrl „n ihc Criic-o .\ .-\ltnr K k. He w.^s vltv
A T Vn '^ i-''"'-'"' f'"-"''" ^f ■'^^'''di^ni: l.iacv.ln. Mii ckk- ! tUiu. im. (;,.v. (i^-lc-^hv now e,S ■ US.
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Pln):i.; in. Aui^'. •2-'., !s|.,. Ain'-lia(\, ,| ,11. of Mcnrv iiii.i Dni^illa (|);,v) M,,,.,,. l) T) .,.
31. l«-'l 1, JA//-.V J/;/,•,^,^ .M;,v li), ivm. ,-j. /://■> l)ni,h,,r !),■.■ l-> ■;sl<»,i 'inh '■•'
)Nr,0. ;}. />,/,/,, /;„y. .lun.- 21. is:,l. t. .IrM./r ll',/,/.,,-,.,//, .|;,'„ is.^;'' '-, ■,(•■''-
Morsr, .J:iii. II, In.jn. C, Ijhrnr.l I ...tn, ■<),,,, ,;. S>'j!i. 14, l.'^iil. ' ' " '"'
\'l. S:ir:ili Si.iitli 'i'llltli'. il. V.
VJl. MilrsTutil,., 1,. (),-. V\ l^Mii; „.. X,,,-, t-;;, isos. M, l,i,al,h. Ur.^^,.\\ tIm-v
ccl.'bmtc.l thru- .;. >!,!.■!, XV, .l.iiiiir .\,.v. -J.-). 1n;n. 1, AnicAii,. h. .^-■,,t -1 \k"<,. (in,u,',..;i
Au-v. n, in;:!, -i. Mu,i>l>Aiii;Ki.:. h. A,>,il 1 r. l-:;i; ,„. on. -1 \y:,^ \m;, Mum M
1. ""■;;'• ^. /.'■'/'. ;!/>'.//,, -,, ./„/;.,, :), ./,„,,„. ;.. i!,;^^;,.. M.-ut. i,, r,i'„
•":",V'' ^'"'V-.V''"- "■■'■'■'■Iv-''"^'- •■^' <'""-• 'l^li.inK.iiJIav,-!.: in. .h.n,. An .„.>., ,1 u,
l.n,m .Inn. ... >.(,2. _.,. Makv ]>.. 1,. S..,,,. 1^-,. is:;;; .,, x„,. o-, js;;:. ( 'iuu-l.. D.-niM.-.n
.< Ar.n-sTA, h. A)..,] -;. ISJO; „,. N„v. -., ]s.v), l^pln-uini Cl.apni.M ] 117///; ' -
hi.iss C'Din-Toi-iiKi;, I,. An-. 7, \x\->: cnli^u.! ii, l,-,ih C,,!.,,. i;,.,.i V,',!. .',1 .„ v, ' '
Ihtu, N. C. (),r. ;'. l.viM. a. 2'J; /. 1,-, -^ u,. '^ ' ■'
\-lfl. Sarah Smith, t). \,,v. 4. ISIH: 1,!. in I'la-i Hr.v, mi FH, If) ls:!.-, (ir,, Ii,,,,v
1 II! ,.\.M, 1.. u. K, Ihr,. .Ian. •.>.\ \S.}.y- cnv.Ox (■..iiiuii.sh.u.T nf .W-w Jiavr;, ( '., ■ ,,,
J-J'n I lunilJ'Snli; ,v, /. • ■ '"■
611171. Mercy Tattle, h. .luii'- s. lls-^; ,i, Mar,-li i.sjs- ,,, x,,,- ^^u\ i
J'.!ak.-.h.,.|l]„l X... JIav., „. .\ ';,.,): 1. 177:; ,1.0,,. :n. ]s-'() ' ' ''• ''=''"■
Vfs..l. ;i!i.l ha.! I„'cn .■n-ao>.a Mt,;,-,-v-.rii] jv in ,].,.>,, \,,.cii,'a tiuh- \'-i,TaV
S,nnh ha,l.„l,l ln.v,.-s,.l nhjl „t)uM- i,r„|u.m . a..,l ^^ a> r^t n M.in^ lu.n.^ uilh )uu<h ,-mn'Vx-'
... What v..>..! ,. unknown hnt uas inohahly mmm,!,.., ,! an,l thr.Avn .n-.M4,„an!. His iajv
u.siunn,iua.h..<la>h,m-. nn.-oi.ls:;:;. A sns,,..,.t...l i,..rs„n, str„.^l v hn,,!i,-nt,.,il,v Hf-
cunistan.ial cvu!,'!!-,.. (.,,,,,,1 i„-v,m- h- i.n>-s!,,l, SI,.. ,n. i-JMaloh II WvJnr h n-,' •',
1810; (1. Man;), li, ISHii. Slic- -1. in Fair \U^xv;^ S,M,t -^ \^[^ : i,,- 1,. ;; ."' ', 'j, ' "
is;^!h K.bon-a Sti.upson ,.r An„.ra. Jll. 1. S.rr„l, iha.U.ik h. .h,!v ^H N^lJ ^ 7,^;
J/,'//. ])oc. 20, 1S(,1. ,, ,-.., T:,..n.., .1 uly 10, IS,;.. 4. WIJlKnu 7/, .rv. Ma H.^i ^s "
larcli .1. I,v(i7
^-. IMF Hi. l-,.b.. Fn(I. Susi,..),,nes ol Fair Havvn. wh,, d. An-. ^3.1.
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II. Fu.-ins M,.rrick Hlakr>l,M-, tu in. 1.. .lau. 1 , ] SI 4- ni S,m,i \\ is-?<i 1 ;
All..., h. IV,-. Ki. 1S15. ], FcuxAUi, SM,r.:. !.. M^v 1 is;i- d ' A ,1, "i T^''^ "
A. June 21. ^vlF 4. .Iam: Km.kx, h. .Ian. K,. 1^4; n., Mar,h -r", is;;., l ,>: 'i-M "
o, M.;u.ns Evk, h. o.-r. 15 is^J^; ,1. hu,. 14, IsnF (.;. Kmma Fucsa, 1,. .luF- F! j^.^;^'
1.1. -'ulius .Men-lit }3,ak.:-...h-i-, twin. h. Ja.n. 1. lsi4: ih,:-,. nvi,. 1,;„. w.-n-Virh rl.
unH.. S„u,h Tnttl... ahr. 2(. y.-s.. «s cl..,-ks .,.- par.a-rs: n,. in Xorthf,;n!; Conn X v So
18.5/, LiJCniaF.-,tr.,t OuiHonl.C'onn. Slu- d. 4 un.. I',), is.li) a 4" at \,i-n-o in ''An^~
18;-57; ISljO. ..Ian.- Hi,-,.].- - 1-- i-- 1 '■.■■.. " •_-',-• -^ ;Vii_-"-r_U!. ,(,)<)(_.(. .,.
lh^<;]K.O. .lan.-lh,-..].-. , hylstn,.: 1 . < ; r:oK,. r; Fi-WAi;... h. F.4,. o ,( Man- h-M;:.; '
2, \Vm 1haxk,,,n. 1,. .Inly lo. ]sF>; .-niFt-.i in, Co. B. ;^()th i;,..-t. Ill \ oN J V i;!"::" :
Tohisai.nt.Mi-... Ahi-r.il 1 1 iu'lic, u-k. .hiT.-d F,,ui-.vilh-, Kv S,-,.t -^(i lvf;-> 1,/. ..\ • U"
MO gl.o.^l-.. AH h.- woo,|...n .-r.-sso... hav.- dis.-q.o.-a i.-d, us.d for lire-wood. War i^ ron;.),
hut h..n.s, N.v.-ral ol hi.s h-tte.-.. fron. th.- ar.uy wer.- puhlisho.l in th.- X.w !.,?,:;
Y.iy>:T>. He was a .^ood writ.-r. II.' was wonn.h-d in the Fattl,. .,f Mnrfri^.-s',,;,-,. -.v
... hospital at Ciiu-inna.i. O. . Maivh S. is^;:;. ;). EjnvAKi. Xiastox h I;.-.-' -'s ,s u ,!
July ;]..). l^oT. K!,zal>,.th IIa,-kn.-y .d' Aun.ra. !!F. an,! ha,l: 1 Juur- , -.^/l {/ ■/';■
21 18ti.». 0. Harry ^,,,L F.4.. Fl^ls;,. /. ,>y 2d n,.: 4, M.A,;r U^x.; i. l^d!.' 'J
isi;
\y. Ahi-ail niak,-sh-,.. h. .Ian. :;. !Si7; m. Hola-rt llii,-hc.„-kof F,-,,.„..,-r ( •„„„ ;
>cr^ 10, isie; n,a.on; ,1. in Fair llav,.n, C„„n,, .Inlv 2o, IS.ii.. , J „ ^ . .: V m-t"
k Nov. !|. is:;:; l,.arru-,i hi. fath.-r's t.-ad.- of .to,.,.-,nason. h„t u as • p , ■ h,, C, t j-
Fm- tin- . F-th. n.in.stry. IF- wa. had, r of th,- .h./ir an,l t. a,-!.,-:- in th -S . T, s l.a,
^.iu.'a..-. at,;. IFOh.nd..,.nn;.:Vs,d,..,.linS..n,Fnd.a,,.luasav,.un.,nu,,r '^^^^^^^^^^
.x.x, h, .Inly 1.., ISJF .I0..S a lar... whol,.al,. hnsin..<sin Uahlu.,;;v, >hl o'^
].M.-k(-,. lnrn,.h.-s Fn.-opuu. st..ninu-.-.s; n,. Sept. 20. IbU^, KateCaudee of'Alfcrd. C..m,
:>8(> jiKAXcir ok joskpii.
Shi- (i. in P.LiU. !-"el.. ■-' 1 , 1-^7-2; {-2) ^a-\><.. 2!), 1^::^.. (■;fi)r;:i;Mi;i Aiiunr ol' J-'air lla\rii. Conn.
/. l/v 1st 1-1.: 1. /;.^.-vV. !•. .IiiMf (i. IS!'.:.. 0. Ifn-'y ]\;'j,i.r. h. \-<-\>. S, 1^70. ;;, l.Arii,,,
.l.w'r.. 1). Oct. 1, \>i-\: <l. -Itinc-,'!. ISIo. .[ S\i;vn Ldi is\. !.. .\nv. 11, 1S(,-|; in. Nov.
1 1, ISC,^. Xcwcl I'l.-tilirr liiirriii. s. of liuu.Tt of Stiatlnr.:], Conn. I. Unnir, ]i,nf, h.
Ang. 2;', Ih'C.O. :.'. /,'-•''-,'■' \Vin,,ir. h. T>.r. -Ji). IS?]. :]. hy,n,_nl K'hL h. M:iix-li. I'sTG.
4. A'i;/'(st>ix I't'cl:. 1>. !"cl>.. issi. a. Mi:i{i!ii k 'I'l ■iri.i;, twin, b. May St. 1N."")1: conuui--
sio!) Tnerclnmt in W. !. anil So. .\n:iMir.:n ti;iil''; in. a! X. ILn.. .Inni' I'i, IS^:;. Ann M.
Siiiitlf. (J, MkhimiT ]>i.\Kf.si.i;F., twin witli M. T, : m. Man-l, IM, isij:), A<l.lii> Nfal jnt- of
Stiuni'ovd, (.'onn., 1>. Sr-pr. H, I'^IS; ,x. i
6112. MaryTuttle,'.!. Di-,-. ■.>•>, \',i\): m. Nov.!*. 17;;S. .I:,]in, jr.. -^. olJuiinan.lMary
( Moriis.i il''ininusva_v. u. 0,-f. :-!. ITlo: (1. of ni ili^ii-in; ]it' nrisy. A{.:il 17. !7l">?: will
<latc(l April. p!-o\-cil l>,r. 'VK "17it-\ .>a\s; '• 1 am wouinli'v! and may not i'ri-o\ci-." .Ml
tin- clii'. ininu'd iuit -'ofl: s. Jolm to have r'. in the uri.-^t and saw mill; wf. Mary, and
\>v\i. .-Mnaliam llcniiim-xv ay. i-xis.. bur A. II. dt-rlinod. >:\\v d. of hiliou.-; c<dic, .'an. 17.
]7i!). rJ'li'- wiii of .tolin Jlomin^'Viiiy. sr., juovtd. 17:>r. \iv,\>. \\\. Ma-ry^ and s. Sanund,
<'x;-s.; s. John, da.u-s. -Mi-liiliiblc, .N[ary. iK'-irc and K.-innaii. i;(\'.. Mr. JIavcn, antlior of
an nn]iiiblish''d lii--i. of J-!, liavcii. saysili.a: S;\murl lii-ininuway, Ivxj.. {^\\ f. of .Tolm.
jr.). Nva.s ])rol)a.b!y tbr rirln-st and most inilurniial mai. in I'm- \d'ia;.T'. IN.-v. .lac.ol) Ilrm-
incway, tiir first miiiisicr at V.. ifa.v., \vas his son].
f. John Ilt-;nnni-way. ;](! , b. .\w^. fi, 17:!'.l; d. oi jauiidu'c, F-d-. :'S, 1TH7: m. Anjr.
2.J, 17(;i. Ji-minni. dan. ..>f' I lav.i-d and Abi-ail (Chidscy i 1 iiir],.o,-k. I». D.-o. 17. 1741. 1.
Joiix, 4tU. 111. i;!i7. flann:i,]i. dan. of .Mov,.^ and ] »isirf fMouMnop • 'rhoin])son [l];(2i
ISOC, Auipiil. dan. (d .!os;ah and Comfon ( liitrhcock ! Bradl-v, (and wid. .of Suiiuud
Ib.h^.. 1). 'Oct. '22, 177(i. Sh(.' in. Samurl llolt .May 1,'. IT'.i!'.. avIic d. June 2'^,. fS0-'5. leav.
■c'li"! . Mi'ii'd, .r-M-cniia]! and .Maiv. i. b\ l.>i m. : 1, Unrii't. 2, Lmtrn. il. of t\-idius
fcvir, .Mav Cd). ]s1m. ;;. !u. y, jiLrritt.' 4. .].,!,„. d. of JVvcr, Imt. 10, IsO-'), a. 4. 5.
^r■'rl^:. >.\:\2]ni.: V,..l.>ho. l.AnrJn.,. s, Win;,;,,,.
Id. Jo-rph H.-min-^-wav, b. .lane ti. 174; ; A. of dvsi.'U.. Si'j)t. 4. 1718.
' 111. Aniv llcmin^wav.'b. .Mav 2(5. 17-18; m. .bin. I':]. 17Gt». .Vbraham Hradliv.
W . Jos."-ph Ib-mimrwav. i>- Marrh 1 t, 174^): d. .d' .-.(n- . Sept. S. 1,^22: i:i. "l>c<-. 21,
n(5i*, Klizub'-th., dan. of^bdi'n. j:-.. and Mary ] )i.-n.i.-..n Woodward, b. Ftd... tj. 17.")2; d. of
cons. . Srjit. 2S, 17>^o. iShowa.-- -is. of .lord Tunl'V \vf. Amiai. lie m. r2) .Vpvil 9,
17S'i. V.'id. Abi^-ail ddmrni^Min : she d. of cons,, Jtin.' 21. iSOii, a. ofi. /. by 1-t m.: 1.
Ai:n'i). 2, Ivciswi.i.i.. d. y. o, J.\ukd. 4, ll.vv.XKs. ,"), Hti;i., d. Jan. 2o. 17i;4, it. 1);
■canlcc-r rash. 0, l-7!.!/.A!;i.i ii. d. v. /. bv 2d m. ; 7. 'idioMl'soN. .^. J('jsi:r)!, ;i twin.
d. Aitir. 20, 17U:j. a. C: dvscii. fi, S.m;.\'!1.
V.' Tlanuah, b. ]'.d.."l4. 17 17->:: m. i>aac Forb,^s.
W. Jai'id Hcmiiigway, !i. May 17. 174'.); d. Jnl\ 10. 17s"), of cons., a. o'd. \\v was
a Rev. s.d., wa- takon ]M'ison<,'r. and in tin- jni-on ship at X. 1.. bccamt- .';.> dcd.dli1at«l
iuid diseased that ho never rccovcn-d; ni. Jnncil, 1774, Iliildah, ^^'oodward, b June 17.
17.';1; d. .v. /. Xov. ■!, ls21. of l':dsy. She wa-^ .^is. (d' tiic v.ife of liis bro. .b>-c]di.
\'I1. .Moses Ilcniini.'-uay, b. Au'.r.. 171!: m. Martini Tyler.
^'Ill. Aniiu ]l(.'mine'\vay.
IX. Joel lleinhi>^-way. b. May 21, 17.14: not named in set. of Ids f.V est., 1 7(i2.
X. Mary IIfiuin_u-way, 1). Se]it. 1, l".")!: m. )^.-'.< kiel Ihiyes.
XI. Fydia lleminuwav. b. May 22. i7.VJ: m. Nov. :-!. 1777. .Jacob, s. of Ja.c.ob and
Mary i Ueniinii-way) Pai'dfe. who d. in ]'rison slii[i, Oci. 22. 177*J, a. 21: had s. J.\toii.
61123. Amy Hemingway, 1>. .Alay 2)i. 17i:^: d. Sept. :j. 17^.1: bu. in crypt of
(."t'Ulcr clili.. X. Jlav. •'ot exem]d.''.ry Jiiety and charity, humility and mcekuess.
Com]iassion to the di^tri'ssed and alms to the ])ooi- embalm lier memory. Into the
upright tliere ai'isetli liLidit in the darkmss. lie luith dis]ici-st.'i| : ho hath Live:i to tlu'
poor. His righteou-,ne.>s endnrelh forevei-."' — /:}///. m. .bin. 2:>. 17(iO, ("apt. Abraluiui, b.
of Zobnlon ami F.li/.abeth (IJemiui.'-wiiy) Bradley, b. .In.ne V-]. 17-11; d. March (>, 1M7; lie
wu~^ it mi.Tch. of the hii;]icsr (Jass; founder of tlie Xew Ibiven Hank, and one of its first
.sto(diholders. .ib' m. '2'. Sej't. 5, 1790. Fuince. dan. of Caleb and Abi:.;ail Ibadh-y
Atwater, .-md wid. of J'.ase, b. July 21. 17-ls.
i. \larv Hradlev. d. Jr.lv ti, 170;',," a. (> weeks.
11. .lared JiradleV. <l. Mav 7. 17(i."). a. 1 mos.
111. Abiud Ibailley. d. y. "
1\'. Ibudiej Kra.iiev, d." 1704. ni. lleaioi; Uni-ei.'^.; ^^ (• 17sf:d. 17;M. 1. .SiDNiOY.
2. Srv. (h soMU.
V. Al^raham Brad!e%. :5d, b 1772; n;, Maiv ;',,ill, ' .
TU'ITLK, II KM I XG WAY. };IIAI)T.EY
287
VI. Sanih UiadlfV. \>. ITTC; d. 1^.'1>. '3S. ISSO: m. Niifliaiik-l Lewis, M.D., I.. IT-'iO;
-(i. .Iu!\- l;\ I'^Js. 1. Aiu:\H\.M l?i: APi.KY, (I. in X"\v ll:\v., Ajiril '>. ISs-;); umii. IFu
v\}is a" rniiTi'l li-iifla'tof ,,r llir X.'sv ]I:nri, Vuuu;: Men's hi.-^t it iite. -J, liKA-i.,. ;;.
M,\in Ann, 111. Krv Mi. I'itkin .if H.>-tnn. /., ■' S'.ns. i. N.\-n! >.mi;i.. ."J. IIann.nh.
\'ll. N;;iicv iM-.t.ll'v. li. S,[>r. l!l. I'l'.X; 111. ll(M-vi-y .Mulfniil.
A ill. .N!ai-y" li)-ii(il<'_v', il. Jan. -Jit, !7SI. a. S ni'>.-..
I\. .hir.'d Hia(il(\v. i>. i7.>4; in. (iiact-C. Wliitini;-.
X. Sidney lirudley, d. ()<•!. 2li. 17.SS, a. it iiios.
61123.'3. Abraham Bradley, 3d, i-. iT?,- d. on. -2;, 1S!'2, a. 70; m. Mary,
dac. of Deu. Strplir-n Hall [:',]. h. Sep!, ti. Tii;;,
I J.conard 1>. Or!. 1-1. 17iJ7; d. .Iiuh-O!. 1875; m. CharlntN- S., dau. of \Villiaiii
j.„d ilannali (S.di.vk) 1 ...,k%v,H.<l of N.-rvaP., Cnnr... 1.. I'ec 21), 1^0,-). 1. LroXAltl.
Ar<):\iiAM. V. <". 1^"''i- i;'.\vver, N. Y. C. ^itli Ouis. 1,. Stiuii.t;-. 2. \^ M. Lo'- kwood,
Y (' IMld: .M.i>. l^i;i: ]••>." X. liav. :l Sl>.\\. -i. .M\i;vA.nn. .">. l-j.i/.Aiw.iii.
il. Williaju. 1.. Ihr. 1S, 1 ;<),-),
1(1. Maiv \.. ).i. Cliarli-s !\. Sliii'inun ol X. i!av. 1. CnM;i.i;s. 2. lliNin S. :',.
';v:<iiu;i:. J."M\iiV. H Cuai.-I.oT'IK, G, lV\r.. m. lion. -T. C lIollis.tei- of X.Hav.;
/liis 2(i \vf) 7. ilAT.. m. McHar^n^ of X. V. i '.
IV. {■".li/ul..-ih. m. Col. .Mason .-^.Duiand, who d. 1S;J'.'. I, I^r.iZAinnn B.,Ai)ril
7 1828; 111. April 22. IS.")!!, Wm. Isaac Townsriid. niendi. of i.ondon, Knirlmui. (^See
]ui|"er in X /■:. I-'"' h'"/.. L>7ri. l.y Capt. ('lias. H. Tov. n.-end ).
V. .leaiiuelic Aiiiv. Ij. O.'t. lU. 17'J."); m. Aj.iU 7. T^IS. (."'laiirs Idoyd Strong, h.
AnL'. 1"). 17'.ll; a ne-rcli'ant nf N. V. ami < 'iiu-lnnati. Ohio. win. he d. Marcdi or Ajiril.
\S(\A. Mr-'. Str.ini;- i.crivhcd at sea. on the Fr. n.di sieanw,-. hyi;uai-.r. wliieh left X. Y.
^ov. 1. ls:)ii. ami roltide.l \'.i[i, anoilicr vo-,-;!-! next day. II'' lu. (2) Xov. 12, 18--)7.
Adeline Xorloi:. 1. .Iri.iA ^^■!■■.I.K^. \>. l)e.'. 11, fs-:.-,: HI. -May. ISl!., Tlicodore A n 1 1- 1 roii ir
Baih-v. h. Jan. 1>. ls](i, (son o! linn. 'I'li.'ndmr !',aiii-y. h. S. S. 1 1'or.i .X.Y.,andfor
luriiiv" vrs. }.'(wnr;a-ler (d' X. ^ . ('.. lS<)4i: .v /'. ; hoih lost on the l>youaise. 2, f'llAKl.Ks
I'^nw'AKD. l-'(d.. 7, ]'-^24; .\niherst Coll.'^r,. i.sj;;: lawyer in X. Y. with liis cousin,].. A.
bradlcv: m. Aj.iil IS. ISiin, Kh-anor I'.nniit i'". aI'i^>.^ o. Jan. "J, 18::^1 {diiu. V\'iii. S.
Fearinir «ii(! Sarah S.. di'iu. of lion. James r-iniiu, V. S. S. fioin 1!. 1.. ISlif). 1, Knfr
Ff-'trii^j. h. Vr\,. •2>. is.'il. :;. 'i'lMi'i.K Xki.--'in. h. l>ec. 1.-). 1828: d, soon.
611237. Wancy Eradley, h. Sopi, ly. 177S; <1. Aui:'. IM, ISIl; m. Marrh 2'.i,
1707, Hei'v, V, >. td iiai iialiar. and M rh iialih' ( ( i> Tham ) .M n I fni d ; li. July 7, 1777; d. F''h
IG, 1847; Y.' C. l7'J4: nu-ieh, in Xew liav. and X. Y . : dnriiii; the irouMes bcnvcen
Frai'.ev and KturlaU'!, In- lo-i heavily hy sci/.nres ma.de by Frenrli vess.ds, ela'uis forlo.-'-.>
were adiu>trd hy tin- i wn -.iv.-iium-nts and an ai'io-oj-riation hill twifc i,,i,-sed hy l.-otli
liunsfv o'i ("unur.'ss, Im! failed to r-'cdve the l'r.->ideiu's siuiialur<-. 'i'helirst j.assage of
tl.iv ImII \\a- I'U'-elv dne to Mr. Mulford who -pent several wi-eks in YN'asiiingtou on this
l-iiHtn--. lir 111. (2' Mrs. llanmdi l^srher (.Mnl r-vd'. his euuv. Oct: 22. 1'^4r,. .s. i.
1. Amv Hradlov Mnlfurd, h. ll<'e. 2; d. I>er, fi, 1707.
il Idi/a Ann Miilford.h. Nov. 2i;, 17»S.
111. Xanev Maria .Mulfe.rd, Xov. 2o, IS(H): d. h.o. .-), 1^(1:!: a. (32; in. Mandi I-.
iS20. <'harlf> T'ohins,.,!,, h. Sonihin-ton, Conn. : V. C 1^21 : d. Oct. 1, 1S7i;, a. 7<e hnvyrr,
res Xew liav.; v. ,,f Wcv. \Vm. Ki'.h. and l.ro. of l^r. Ko' .i ns,m . the cej, -lira, e.l Talest/ne
cxidorer 1. ('oi;m;i,:a. h. l!.'.-. 7. 1n2C.: <1. MaN 21. 18(;'J. 2. Klizahkh!. h. Au<r. 2.s.
1820: d. Oct. 24. is;^,l. :]. Chaim.ks. h. June 2.'"). ls;Sl: <! .Ma.nh 1^. Is:):',. 4, F,i,i-/AHi:Tif.
Nov. 2S.1, h8o:5: d. Xov. Id, l^M!). Y, (■iiAi;i.i>, July Kt, ls;.t}: d Jan. 1. 1>S)7. (>, ^^ m.
EDWAr.D, Oct. 8(1. 18::it. <\. De-. 14. IM:! 7. Airnni!. 1>. Jan. 21, 18to; m. Oct. is,
18«i4 Jane llowcll I'urur. h, Mandi (i. Is;!; dcai. of Col. Alherl Howell and Julia
l.Malth.-\v^) I'm't-r of Xiairara Fal)> Villaue. s. i-JiM-sT, h. Fee. 2d. ls4o; Y. C. 18f)7: d.
X'ev. IS. IsTO.
1\. Jaim- !ltrvc\ Melf.>!''!. h. P.-c. 2d. isil'.'; nierch. in X'. Y. (',, hrm oi Atwater,
M.Filnrd ^ Co. (Ymi. a- Caj^t. «--ned l.y l^eWiM ClinlMii, l.S'J7; m. Ylaich 14. 1^2ti, hy
i;< V. 11. C|-n~w, 11. [{.-Iiccca (inrha.ni, <laii. .d' Stephen and iMa-cca ((ioihain) Atwater. (2)
l>ec. ."). I,s4'.i, Marv M'.nr.' Farter. i.Miss < 'iinuin.Li-hani). 1. Hkkvkv, May Fi. 1^27; d.
.April 2(1. 1S(;'(J: m. June2 1. l^-Vi, Fiederi.-a S., dan. ol' Win. and Jane Cunudia (iVi'-.-etl}
irouMde": F.s.i.; late of X. Y. C; lauver. 1, 11/,,. j;'.;,s„n. Jnly4, 1857, author (da sketch
of the .Mulford fa.inilv, puh. in .\pril Xo. l.ssii, A'< <r /:„:/. (nil. Rigi.-<tn\ from uliiHi
several facts in this aVcnni an- t:dven. 2, J> r'rr ll^^'/;v/• Ir<ii'>tvh. Dec. 2(), ISd-). 2..
M.MtV h .March 2- ls2',»; m. .March '.I. Is-ll. .iames i jeai'v Co-hill, ivsip , a nejdiew ol
Htcliard A. tiaurtt, nierch. (at wh.i.hnii- J. Wilkes \V,.^\\^ u.is hillev!) atul \v:'ts uv
liis eiiiphiv al>oi,t 2. vr>.: rem. to Alton, III., and res. o yrs. : ret. to X. V. C, and res. 12
•.-"-88
;i:ancu oi' .iosi:fii.
yr.-;.; rcui. tii San l"rniici<"(( in ISIS i,uil \vu> in tin' miniii;-- rcuinns s(iim> time: tli-'ii ;it
Sun Fi;mcisco; cstiilinslicil the liii!i-,,' df .1 . i|, Coi^ImH x Cn. wh'cli Itccninr diw of flu
lar^cest tiriiis in tin- st:i;>'. In IsriT c^mh. ;, luiiu'-l, in N. V. ('. , mid ],;-; ics. ihcr;' ever
sin'-c. In 1S(ir,„.7 tvav. \\itli his i'^ini. in l-;uiu]i,> j^ml on lii> irinrn imli. ;i journai of
1l;!\-f!> for iJfiviitr .-iicuhilio:!. cntitir;! "Ali-o;.!!." In l>"r.S o;i v. • np lliV Ini-iin-.s to his
bid. W. II. ('o-li:ll, no.\ Couhill ,V- l,y,,n. Ho wn--' oho yr. ]\>-s. of tiio X. ^'. hiani-Jinf
■'Tho Infi' As-,o. of .\nn:i.-a." |lii- l-.t \vl'. wa- S.iiaii P., dun. of .1. S. I'a>nu!iu of
naltinior,.; in. .Inly 1. lS-17: d. Mar.-ji io. Isl:*, a. 'JD vix. ; hv wlnmi In- liad •.' chil. !..
W.M. Hknkv. 1). .Apiil I'h l>-'l'-=: 'I. •I'i!\ '21. sm. yr. L'. Sa i,'.\i! Adi-.iim:. h. Mavh ;;'
lS-!i|.j ll.-isilif authoi-of ilir •■('oLrliiil Faniily"'|,;ih. in isru, v,hi.di r(nirain > hi^ por-
tniil and riiat of liis .--on Howard. I. J/ nra. \\. D.'c. js, hs.")-;; d. on ■>liii. 'lioldon (iato,"
in liai'Itor of I'anaiiiii, May l!l, IsriT. 'i. Un,r,i,<K h. \\\v:. 'l\ . 1 s."",^; si nd. in (_"(,], Col.
1S7!I.--'V/,//,/// /■;/„/. :], hj.!/, \i;i:ti! A'i^A .\i ,.!;. D,.,:-. 11. ls:!!:d. F.di. ;!. IsTM. ni. i'lj;>..-;.
W. rr<..<!iy. 4. .f\Mi;- IIi,k\-!;v. Aniil -J;], ]s;]';. .-,, K.\i\;\ s. d. V.\.\7.\ I'n ii.i.ins. Sfr)t,.
8, l^.")-2; m. Joim I'iliot Cnrraii, H-ij : lawvor: V (' is^o Fj j; cd is7>'.
\'. .Mary "Mniford. .1. y.
VI. .lane i'.r,-n!loy .Mi;!foi-il. 1,. .h.no .s. l-Un; ni. .M;!v -Jo, IS-2S. Chiirh'^ Ilrya-
\Vhiit]os(.-y, l!ea,. df Cnntor rhji. N. Ih.v. My.s.; li I'o.-. 1 •/. 1;!j:i: d. (>-t. IS, ls-)'.t. ' •.
Si>\N. -2, M.\!;v .M., in. S.'j.t. IC. 1 So^'. Mi.sns .\!e-iriu (M-o.Mi\\o..d. !.. 1 ! nl.l.;.,rd<*on.
.Ma--:.s.. .Tnin- -.'M, ]s;M; "^ . C. Is.is; i;, rotton and j.:tMnT;d i-otnniisxion husim-.-s with hi> f.
iriXowO.: fnni of Mosc- (imcnwood, \- Son. 1. A<hll. . .Nov. (1. \>^',\) -l ]/„.v,_.v \Iav
80. \-<Wl. o. .1 i:,.i, Mn!f,,rJ, iv-r. rl. !N(i-i. :h Axxi: t'rn,i:i;. m. • NViiinios.v . i;
Norwick, (onn. I, <':i.vi;i.i> IIkmiy, Y. C. l^.-):!; A. M. I^ii"): Cd. and Hn-v. li.-ii.' T.
S. A.: d. at Chi-yonm- 1^71. ■">. J \\i; J'j.r/.A. li. \s?,:>; ,;. ]--:;;i;.
\'ll. Alirahani Hradh-y MiiUord. h. Nov. I!, ISfiii: wlicn 11 vrs. "of -.iv:^- v.ent :r,
China a.-; a voa.man. aftorwards eoinnnmdi d tIo- packot ship Ila.vri- oi' tho Xh-w York and
llavfo liin-: dnriiu'- \\\<' ^var for tin- i"niiin lie voluntct-rod to .^.■rvn in rln- in!\v .;. pt. -itni
was si'fond olii'--'r of thi- fii-a.io ]'>i roiilywim-; aftnrNvard- coniinanth-d tin.- ^'oro ship I'p;;.
.Moigaii and wa.s in Hampton lioad.s uhrn the .Mt'rriinar .•^aiil; t!u* (■onirV'ss and. Cnniin-r-
land and fono-hr th*- Monitor. Ih- \va.- afterward.-, sujicnntoiid'-nt, of rh.- v.-oiks foi- raisit.i;
the Mcrritnar. lied, at his uoino in Brooklyn. X. Y., 211 .Ma'-ou .^t . n.-c IC. lss->-. i,-^
J\Iar<-h 02. 1>'14. Cliarlotto. dan. <d' 'Jdnnnas a'ml j-lstin r iFraidvHn) \\':dd<-in Ih-r nto'tli.'--
was (d' the Franklin fannly. wdio owr.cd a, con.^Idi-raldc estate in X. V. (-it\ , of wliii-h.
Franklin Sijiun-.- wa^ a j.-arC Th.- \^\lhh•n fannly v.mli is in Trinitv chnrrh. Vard. X. Y.
C. 1, .!.\.MF-;s !!;:i;\KY. h. .Ian. F \y\'.: m. .!o-,.-phi!i.- May, and luid' 1 .h. -J." \Ya i.fJii.N.
h. Marrli 7. FS-i7; d. c.-r. 7, 1S7-I-. niini. :). Hk (-'irxssi-; Fnwi.i;];, h. Auu'. i'. F'^4;*l
inoi-chant X. V. city. 4. •!' >v!:i'ii F\i;!u.i;. y'r.w If!, IN-".
VFil. .Mohitahh" .Mary Mnllo.d. h. ih\. 14. h^U"^: d. Mar.-h 2."i. is-js, a. ]!/; unm.
IX. (.'race Mn.lfoid, h. Mardi 17. IMl; d. Jan. :;0. ISF!.
X. CaroFini- M. Mnlh.rd, 1>. Mar.-!i M, li^l:;: m. 1-"hU. Hi, l.s;^-., doM.pli Pai-ke/ of
New Hav.; ]>apei- inaiinf. 1. Ficv Va.v/.w.v/iw , 1>. .iuin- lO, H-t*;; d.: in. IF niy. .-,. of
Thomas U. TiMwhrid-c | ! 1 ] : ', .Iril. v. ('Ainn.i.M;, ni. I7d\vin Iloti-hki-^ ol X. 'lia-.-en.
and lia.d: F Fj> •<•'. i' . 'l]!<<ir,nd. :\, J-h.iz \ Mt i,K(ii;i.. 4. .I(i-i;fir.
XJ. H.-uriet .Mnlford. 1>. VAk 11. h^HF in. Sept. FI, F-hJ. Sidn.-v M. Sioiieof X.--w
Hav. (his Od uf.*. 1>. Mays, isii;;; d. in X. IFiv. Anv. Fi, F^s-2; hni'ld.-r ninl arrhifcTi
largely instrinnenta! in i)iiilding np Sioi.evill.-, in X. F.. i|uaiier of X. H;i\.; hnihh-r •■>r'
St. Paul's (-hh. and the old Conn. Hospital. As an a, r(-hitect h.- (Ic-iu-ned more rhai! 100
diuirhes iii varion-. parts ,,i' Hn- eonntry; hesid.-s many other pnldic lMiildii;i:'s ami
private resid<-m-es. !h- w:is Capiain of ih ■ (Hays ls:i.'i-;;-,\ atid tin- tir>r Ma,i(M- of tin-
veteran organiz ition. His 1st \vf. \sav Ahigail 'i'r.-a! nf .Mill'(n-d. C.-nni.. wh.o d. Jan.. 17.
1841. a. :?!) yrs. : o rhii., of s\ honi three. Mary, W in. W.. a.nd the v. f. of Alfred S. II. d*
of X. Hav.. sup. hy i sf m. 1. H.UMtn, r, m. Haid.-l Fothro]). a not.-d hook luiidisln-r
of-Hoston. •?. Fi.'/,\ m. io'v. ( h-o. S. 4'hrallof i^t-id-eport. Conn.
XII. (ieor-o .MnHrrd. h S-pt.-}n. fSls, d. in X. liav. .Fine 17, lsl:F
6112o72. Eliza Ann Mulforcl, li. Xo\. Oi;. !7i».s. d. at liavnham, F,. H.. .Jan.
:i, ISSl, a. N-2. greatly adniired, honoK-daiid l-eloved hy alFwho kn.-'w her. Xew Haven
papovs |)nhli-lic<l e\feiideii ohii iiaiy not ires in w liieh In-!- , haiacter is ih-.-riht i! a- ■' rad'-
ent ■' froni a r i re nnion of a" • mi plisli .n -n'.-. of .-ndearing i|ni lilies and of ehristiai*
virrnes. Among ht-r anresior-., trac-d l-in-k hy !n-r s..ii. Capl. Charh-s H. 'I'ownsin-nd.
to fifty or m-.ire of the hrsr si-tth-rs of Xew l-:iii;-land. ate .hdiii llowland and .lohii 'I'iliv
of the Mayilower. and pi-rhap ; l7o\-. C:n-ver. whw ■■ da.n' l-Mi/.-d'-tli l;ia\ liave hi-;ii v.if'.-
o'l .lulm 'lii^y; m. F'.-e. ;!, isjii, Hon \\"m. Km-ehind, s .if Isaa.- and" Hhoda i At wa.ter)
Towiiscmi. 1).. June ;!. 17Mf.; (l.ro. of tl'.e late Prof, l.-aac llenrv 4'o\Mi-.Iiend of ihe'^ale
URADLEY, .NtULlOJUK 281)
I. nw Sch')(v] ;.••■" Mtii-h.; ilii\'Ctoi- of tlii^ New Tlavcn l^iuik; I'rcs. ff spvi-ra) ri)ri>oratii)iis
.'uvvl as.-dci.iti'ins: Lit'iii. 2d ('o. '. Inv/s Uoi'sc (inards; jtisi. i)f tin- pcui-c; IN p. t'ov I-'., ilav.
ii, C";>;!n. Li'i';. 11'- retired jilmtit \<)\) tn ]iis (stuti; m K. Havm. <-all.-<l Kiiyjihani after
till.' Cuniilv scat uf the I'-ii.uiisli 'rownslieiuls, a in- est or.-. dT tin I"), llavi-n taniily. aii'l d.
ilitTP Scpi. 2^), 18-19. 'J'liis fijii> i>i<>].orry is bcautit'tilly louatcii on tin- la.st sidf of New
il-i\ (•!! havl'ipi , and is pitrt of tlif miniual o-|-,n\t of tlic Nfw Haven colony to William
Tnttlc.
1. Wni. Isaac Townsend. h. Nov. 28. lb-22: tn. .April 2.'. is:,0, ini/.al.nh 1'.., <iau.
of tV)]. J!«s.)ii A. and Kliziibcth Bradley Diij-and, li. April 7, JS'JS (•2d<-oii-.) 1. Mi.i/.a-
KKTii DLii.vNi). i>. ivi.. n. if."ji;.i. .Muy •.>:, ls>:.
11. .laiuc.s .Mnlford 'I'owiiSciid, I), .'an. ^l), ISi."); f'a|)t. of tin- ■• Grays"' ]S4S: hn-s
liliid variou.s i>tr!i-,-s; Senator in Con!!. Lcl;-. 1N(;4; w.-.s oticved anii di elin.-d tlic Ri-piib.
iionj. for Lient. (tov.. and al>o for Slate 'l'rt.-a.--iirer of Conii. During the war he raiseri
and equipped ilic •• 'J'ownsend Kilies," one of tlie c«')ni)a!iii-s ofthe 7th Conn. Vols.
>ir. 'rowns(>nd (U-:.riiniy.ed at N. ilnv. the l.-st Oil Co. in the t'. S. It wa.-^ called the S»'iu'ca
Oil Co.. and at one time own<'d nio.-r of the hindsationt Titu.-ville. I>a. Mr. K. L. Drake, a
conductor on the N. Y. & X. 11. 1!. II., w;is en!i)loyed l>y Mr. 'i'ownxnd ::s >up.-rinteudient
at a salarv'of KlUI) a montli. After spending ahoiit Iw.j yrs. and a go.id d, al of money in
ex'K-rimentin.ir }<\\. Dr:ike w:'s instructed to ])r(;cu;-e at Syiacu.se. N. >'.. a man of exiie-
rience in h uing wells tursali, to hore ;■.! 'JMiusville. I'a., fiMoJl. {' \i to ihi.-. time tlie oil
was '■•ol in si-antv siijiply Ijx' crude am! iiiellicient methods, a,- iliudiing, t reiuduni;', ski:n-
miiiir ihc water, dipjiing and ■'vringiKt;' <if hlankets, •:'tc. After bonng aliout CO iet-t all the
men of means i>! the coin];a.ny (exceiiting unu) hecouiiug discoura.ged, refused to sai)i)ly
more money, and Mr. 'i'owuseii'l hfd to hear the wh(;h- liruiit of the enterjirise. In time
he loo became di.-hearieiied, and .sent Dr:'.ke s.")OU to jiay bills ami come hoine. The day
thai Drake received th.is tnoney and order, the augur diepjied four inehes, (into a crevice
probablv) iu\d the oi! '-aint- up. ■Jliedeoth was I'.-l i'eei. This wa> ihe iirsi well andllu!
hrst jietioleuiii raised ill tlie U. S. Tlir- result v.'a.s due lo tlie energy and ]ierseverain;e
of .Mr. To--vnsend. (S,, MrCurthif.'i Hi"''-!-!/ .,/ I'drol, i:,,i. » Mi-. 'JV.wnsend s.-nr a speeimen
of l!ie pii/duci to J'aris for analysis. It was carried by hi- br.>.. Capt. Charles H. Tnwn-
.seiid, v>'ho also brought back the report cd' iln- cln-misi. It was highly favorable us to '
its luliricatingand illuminating qualities, and predicted great results if th.e supply proved
suflicient.
'J'h!^: was thc' begiuning of tliat vast produciion luul export \\diich lias bnnigiit
great wealth into the V. S. , and especially into the State of Pu. ; whi.-h has been an
imporlant factor in tnrning the balance (if trade in ou.r favur. and in relieving rlie country
in some im-asure f rtun the gravest of the hnanciai em!)arrassment.s inought al-out by the
war; enabling the resumption of specie payments :ind a settled linancial ])olicy. A fev.-
weeks after the discovery of the oil, tlie entire work-< of the coniiiany \vere der-truyed.
The ongiiiei-r, ignorant of the gas wh.iidi (.■(une.-- u]) with th'- oil and wjiich i< now e;;iTied
olT throuich a tub- in the well, entered the oil hou^e at nddoight with a ligh'- tu ,-:.••■ i!)at
all was right. Tlte ga< took fire from the- lamp ;md several tln'Usa.nd gallons of oi!
went u]i \Nith the works in .smoke and ilamc The oil was tleMi stdling at one dollar a
gallon. 'Idle work's were lelmilt. but by tluit tine the pruduction from other wells was
so lai-jrc- that the ju'ce had fallen to one dollar a barrel. At that price there was no
profit to the ]>i-i.ilui-er, and Mr. T. sold out. It is said thai Humboldt left a sum of
inonev let be liiven to the dis'.overer of petroleum or rord; oil, and Mr. Town<end has been
leipicsted by emiuent oi! meri in Pa. to jiut in his claim, but sn far has m.t done st), and
tie' medal is not awc.rded. There is also a pioj.ositi' ^n to eicct a bimize statue at Titus-
\ ille to .Mr. T-i'.vn-end as the di-coverer ot' the ]e,,d.nct which has brought s<j much
wealth to the State nf I'a.
Mr. Tow i;seiid e.-tablished the "Townsend bund," with ;in ycaily income
of >'lii.i. to i>.- given e;e-li year to that student of the Yale haw Schoel who on
£Traduation didivevs the be.--t written and best spoken Hng'dsh oraii</n. Townsend .Vve..
Ka.-,i Haven, was si> nann.d in his honor: in. Sept. 1. 1S4T. .^laiia Theresa, dan. of
17|)aphras and Sarah (HabWlark of ,Midillet.iwn, Co,-,n.; b. Ocv 10. ]S'2s. Mr. Claik
w.is at one lime oiu' of t1ie largest publishers in the P. S. 1. \\'.\i. KnkI'.i.vnd. b. June
1"3, ISJS: Y. C. Isil with honors; mad" toui- id' I''.U'ope. and mii r<-iurn entered Yale
PawSiluxd; grad. 1S7-I, "Jd of hi.^ du-^s, Taking the .lewell and Civil i,;iw C<impe,.-.ii ii,n
].;i/,es; LI.,, li. ; on retnin from "Jd Kuropean tri|) began jnactice of law in New Haven,
^Ttit Townsend racdal-;. lo'jaded by T'rof. Is;i;ic H. Townsend, are prrzes lor tlio six best c-s.=;a\s.
h'j^lO'.ve.J aiinciUy Oil j._> many ^ra'iuatcs of tluil vc.w. The I>(:l-"eresi medal is to.'- the h:si or.T'ioa, and
the competitors are the six winners of the Townbcnd medals.
10
X-»90 ' jjnAM;]! or .losi-pii.
aiiil'(;nten>(l '■ ^viid. course" cf law si-lmul JSTG, takiiii;- druifc M. ],. isTSaml 1). ('. L.
1883; mt'irilicr coiniiioii cnuii'il issi); aMt'iin-au tci l.^l wanl l^','■:^)■•2; aiitlxtr of 77/'' Xnr
(JOn». Cir>y 0[!ir,,-. ].lll.li>l.c-(l ISSl, aii.)).!,-,! as a trxt bnok in "^'.C. Law Hrlioul; s:,i|,c
ywu- appt. I'lnf. ijf I'l'.'ailiiii;- in V. ('. ; m. .Julv |, Is) I, Alaiy J ,<'a vciiwn;; h, daii. of
Winston .). and Niarv L. Tr..wliri(l>rf. I). Bailniddrs. \\'. 1.. Mav C, \s:u, 1, M'i„.':(,,)i,
Tro'.rhnd./c. ,h.inr lO', 1^7^:' "J, M"n/ J .. ,i,< inr.,rth, D.-c (;, 1S7«|" L>, .1.v.mi;< .Mi:i.K(.i:i),
Aui;. 2'i, LS")'.': y. (.'. 1871. with hunoi-s; (-nc td' tlic comnicnci iiiiTit sjnalcf-i.^ winnrr (d'
tlic i>. FiJicst ,t;;old nii-ila!, llicu tlie )uL';]if.->l cullcL'ialr honor at Vah', and llic Townsend
jirize.s; Cohiinbia Law Sidiool ls7fl; ui'-m. Uiw h'rm of CJiittt-ndeu, 'J'owiisend A (.'fiiut-n-
den, N'. Y. C. ; lias twice visited Kniopi'; ni. N'dv. I,"), 188'i, in Lexin^^oii, Va., llarrict,
dan. of Prof. John L. (;'ani[d)ell. LL I). S j.ui ui entirledllie " W'echling Chime," wa.s
wiiuen on tlie occasion hy i\u- well known wiiter, Mrs. INfargaret J. Preston of lA-xinx--
ton, \',i., ])uljl!-hed in the Uuiiw ,]\inrn(il and copied into, the ><'ew Jlfiven and otlier
paj.eis.
III. <ieo. Henry Towiiseud, b. Dee. ::?8, lN:?(i: m. Oel. -J-i, ]8fi'J. ^fary Cit rtrude, dau.
of .lane s and Mar;:-aift Snedieor Buckalew (d' Jaineslnir:;-h. N. .1.; h. X<"v. \'l. \K'M.
IV. Frederi'k .^.tv.ater Towiiseud. b. Ma-eli '..'0. IS-jiJ; ni. Jiim', dau. IJuu-tT Sher-
man Preseott. *
V. Hobei-t Kaikes Tuwnsend. 1>. Df-e. C'i), ly;Jl; d. June ;^0, 18r,7; \\\. >fareh 'il,
is.iy, Alniira, dau. of llezekiah Tuttle [;V|.
\'l. Charles Henry 'I'ownshend, 1>. Nov. 0(j, ]8:j:^; has been cimnuander of ]i<iek('t
shijjs and ouean steamers foi several years; eouanandei! the U. S. mail steamer Fulton
of the Havre Hue; as eommandor of the steamship Ontario, HJJOO tons; lie foi^k her into
H.nvre, France, laden with lirearms, ammunitioji and e(]ui]inienls, to tlie value of two
and a half million of do'lnrs, of which the j-'reiich rovemmenr was soi-ejv in need,
duriiii: the j^'rauco-'Pru-siai! war. I'lie tiimdy arrival <d' the ('utario — the" J^russian
ailvanee guard ln'in.u- ^vithin is mile.- of thi' city — sa\ed Hav.e from ca]iture oi- assault
and an amici'pated loss >,f at least hfty miiliuns of dnllars. This aehieveimiit created
greai entlittsiasm and deUyht in Paris and Havre, and Cajif. 'I'ownshend was evervv.-liere
the fjliject of unlimited courtes'u's and attentions; In- was a!^o promi-^ed a decoration of
the Lei^ion of Honor, but it has no* been received. Hi all the years of his indu'^ to and
fro across the stornii'-st of seas, he has never lost a diJlar-- \\'(irth of pro]HM-fv nor a
pass-euii-er er.trusted to his care. Plutarch tells ns that in ancient Pome it was desired
most of all to bn considered fortunate, for good fortune was evidence of the favor of the
e-od^. P.ut to wlnitever his extraordinary success was due, the nunn'rou.- testimonials
of \\\< grateful passengt-rs, published in the newspaiiers from time to lime, ])Vove him to
hav<' be.-m a prudeui. efficient and vry ])opular officer. In jiromoting the je.-osjieritv of
his juitive city lie is active and inlluential. Th" idea of the breakwater (suage.sicd" bv
his observations of similar works in Puro])ean harbors) now in course of construction bv
the U. S. government for the )m])rovement of the harbor of Xew Haven, was ori;rinate!i
by ("apt. Townshend, and to his intelligent, wetl-din^cted and i>ersevering efl'ort.s, the
]iublic is indelited for an apiuopriatiuii of §.:2."iii.0()0 for the harbor improvement and for
a j-e-survey of Long Island Sound, now ( ISS'J i ii. protircs.s. 'i'h.e imjiortance of th.e
re-survey arises from the groNvth of .\. Y. C. northwardly, and an antici]>ated change in
the route of sea-going vessels, Capt. T. b^dicve.^ that A. ^ . C, \\-ill in the near fiiture
reacli across lower \\'i'>trdu'ster Co. and lace L. 1. Sound, whidi will become the great
commercial liigliw ay between the F. S. and JOurope. With all Ins Imsiness activitv
Capt. T. lias found time to indulge his tastes for literature, and especiallv for auti(jua-
rian and genealogical research; tracing his ancestry in all its lines l>ack to tlie lirst
settlement id" Xew F'.ngland, some of them to the Mayflower exiles and some of the- m
far beyond into the ''dim obscure " of forgotten generations. He has comi)iled at threat
exi>ensc a (r, ii: n.,,(i;i ,tf i],f 'J'ljir nxh( n'l Fniinhj: author of several able articles in tl^e iV.
E. Hut. I! ''ji>-l< r. In. bs7'.Hu' published by re,] lu'^t of se\ eial promitiiMit citizens of X'ew
Hav. a (_i i:t, iiuid! Jli'.t'n 1/ ,.t' 1/11 llri.i-^h J i>r,i>~i'>i, nf Xrn- Ihirm. and is a trequt-Tit con-
tributor to the public Journals of higlily-pri/.i'd ariich's relating t:i the commi-rce of .New
Haven. He is the ])u.>.-es-or. h<' supiHisis, nf the onlv cojiv in this i-ouniiv id' Fric^-'s
Celebvat.-d fl'>i:.'ynf,,! iVcV.//-// ';/" ///, .S),,/„/V, Ann^nh,. wliiidi' Ih' has had repVnduc.-d by
the heliolyjif po,r.":s on a somc\\ h;it reduced scab', and 1'as presi'hle I ropi. ,> to the \ . ( '.
library and looihi'; ]Uibilc institutions, lie is:; director of tlu- Xi'w Hav. Col. Hist.
Society and (d' several oiln-r corpnraiions: m. April Oli, 1S71, Mai'v .\nn, dau. of llenrv
and i:ii-/.ab' ih l>.ig:r.-tt i l^escoti ) Ilotchkiss, b. jiec. ■"), is:!;). |l!eiiry Hotchkiss was foV
many _m a ■ s Fir... of th. .Vcw H:!V. I'a^d:; ih'- F. Caisdee KubbVi- Co. ; v.'as lanj-idy
iuteivsieii ill loinii-roii-.; nniMiifactiiring e.--ialiii,shmeiits aurl was one of tie- builders (d' tlie
Union i'a'i'ic P. iv.J 1, Hi-..M;v Hi/n.fiKiss, \). Sept. ;.iU, 1"^7F '2, P wmi.vm. \>. .lulv
MULl'Ol:!), lIRADl.i'.Y, 11 KM I X(n\A '^•. 291
10, 1ST8; a hriiilit lioy. In l^>i'3 lii.« fnthcr Hfuroliiiig tlic hou^o in vain ii>r ;i i)ipcc of
'liroJcrn g'luss to smoke for oliscrvation ot tin- Inu'sit of \'enas, was rdicvod bv th.^ su<--
^;e^^rion of liuyuliini) to u>^i.' the ^'■uiret \\ini!o'.\-, wliicli »vas of colort'il i^la-s. h" was done
aiiil answered ilit- )>iir|n)se adniirably.
V]l. 'J'imothy Bei-is Townseml', li. X,,v. ;M, is;;^; Y. ^Ted. S., 1S5,S; j'hys. iiiul
Siu>;-.: ap])t. l-y tlie Staf of C'oun. witii i)r. l.'o;]. \> or,d to visit tliC' Cojni. troops ii'ftrr tli.-
battle of I'ri'it'-rirkslinrii'. nuriug the war lie r. n^lered elii.-ient service as suro-eon at
Kni^l'.fs ilo--|iital. Jn IbfiT be ^'.■as seU-cted liy a eciuncil of jdiysicians in New llav. to
])erfoi'n.i tbn ra.>.saviaii (j]ieration, oiie of tlie first ii, tbis L->iintrs ai-.rl probably tlie first in
New Kngbiiid. Thefe bad been ;'.t that time mtly a few siiece>>sfni operations iu the.
Avliole of Kurope,; lie bad witnessed it in Paris and had stud, in Kuropi-. The cperatioti
in Nf^v Ibiv. was completely suc-<essful; he was a suri^-eon of crreal skill, ra])ld and
<-areful: he was olTered the professorship of surgery iu \ale but deciincd. For sevcra!
yi'ars bis healtii has lieen ])oor. owiniT t<\ a jia.rrial sunstrolie an<l to ovtu-work.
YTII. Edwiird Howard Towns.'n'd. b. Aju-il 8, 1^-10; m. April :?8, ]Sf;il, Alice Eliza,
dan. of Caleb S. and Mmtv ]•'<.;. ^.-r Maltbv of Xesv Jiav. . b. Ai)ril 4, ts-t:!, in Triadelpliia
Va. 1, M.\i:i), b. .lime- 2], d. .'uly 2. bsM.
IX. I'.iiza Mulford 'I'ownsend. b. ]>ec. o, 1S.J2: m. Oct. Ki, ]s(i;-!, Charles A iigaistus
Lindsley of X. Y.
611239. .Tared Bradley, h. i:s4; d. Feb. 19 1S2:.. a. 41; m. Jan. in, bSOf).
■Orrce Carolii!.' Wbitin-,* b. Ibso; d. Oct. 11. l.s-M, a. :-]S.
i. Jar.'d.
U. Hannah AN'hitiuir. b. Mandi .'^. ISt!',:!: m. .Ian. 7, 1835, ■ Georire Kobinson of
llartf.. Conn, (his '.id wf. ), b. ]),c. ;;, 17!)>'. s. of ]b-v. ^^"iljiam and ]':riz!il)er.h (Xorton).
and i)ro. .if Charles and of I>r. Edward Ibiliinson. tl;e I'ylosline exjdi.irer. His first wf.
was a dan. of (o'n. ^'o]on\on Cowles of F;tnnini:ton, Co!it>., who d. Eeli. 20. ^S^V■^, a. HO.
He was in the Comp! roller Ollice, Harn., .-everal vrs.; rem. to W'etiierslield. Conn. 1,
•GEOr.nK. b. May 2:;, ]s:](i: d. March Cs. iSMT. 2, JoiiX Stcnm', b. >ray 29. ISoT. s!
•C.\t;uf.iXF. ELiZAisKTii, b, :Mav(h 21. lf>;;'.»; m. .lames A. ymilh. 1, .1 ,\mks Bj;.-\in.KY,
b. April 10. 1*^41: d. An-. ]',(, T:^4:3. o. ('HAnr.r.^ AfGtsTGs, b. July 17, 1H42. 6,
TiiKiiKs.A. b. .ir.ne 25, 1S45. 7. M.vnv .\t-i;t .-r.\, b. .liilv 1). 1847. .'5. H"k\i;y Xukton',
b. I>ec. 31,' 1S40. ii. .Ai.kj:. b. Oct. 21. ISH; d. S<i>t. o" 1S.V2. 10, Ekki)K}:i(-k \Yhit-
7N(;. b. April 8, I8.ii;.
HI. Caroline, m. X'athan Smith, b. aln. l^ilO; in Inndware business in X'. llav., a.'id
afterward lor many vrs. a promirTent whob sab- b:ird\\:;re merihant in X. Y.(Pavne&
Smith), 8-J :tna b] ..lo'bi. St. He n'tiroil abt. ISCii, and res. :it l'.:oh, l■;n,L^ , v.here"he d.
A])ril 21. 1878. lb_- was a mem. r;f the X. V. Cenuiry Cluh. [His lirst v,f. was a dnu.
•of Abraham Bishop [:-3] uf X'. H;iv., by whcm be had: 1, .Abraham Bishop, who is unm.
.and roving. 2. Hev. Ce.rn.'llus ]i., n-ctor of St. .lames F:i)is. chl!., X. Y.] In 1881 a
murnl table' was set up in St. Paul's F.pis. chli. iti X'. Hav., inscribed; " •• In loving
rcnn-mbrani'e of Xathan Smith (son of lion. Xaihan Smith, V . S. Senator from Conn.).
«jne of the founders of this ]iarls}i, and f-.i- some time its jiiuiin- warden; b. X'. Hav. .luue
IG, 180S; fell asleep on E.aster day, 187S. in Bath, Ihig.. where Ids body rests in AN'alcot
-cemetery." 1, X.a.tu.\x. d. num. 2. F^dvv.mid S.\\))i:i;sOX, d. num. 8. A i-i;.\'AM)fcH
]McK.\Y, F'.pis. clergynnui; asst. rector of St. 'i'bomas' clib., X. Y. ('., with Pev. Dr.
V\'!lii;im V. Mori;-an. . 4, l'^i.eu:i--.xr}:. b. aiu. IS.'H; res. Bath, Eng.
lY. Abrahanv.
Y. .Martha, m. H(m. .lohn C. HoUister of X, Hav.; Y. C. HW.
61125. Hannah .ircrningway, !■. I'eb. 1 i, 1747-^; m. May 1, 17(36, Isaac, ,s. of
Samuel an.<! .Marv (4"honiiison) Forbe.s, b. Ajn-il 2, 1742; d. of con^!. Mav 23, 1808; had
lands in Woodbridg.-.
I. Saudi FoiIm's, M.irc!: 7, 1707; m. .br.'Miiab pK-'-chcr.
.11. .lohn Fori-cs, Oct. l!(, 177(1; m. 17"):!, Aniei.dau. of Pan and Anna Hitch-
cock Holt, b. M-.iV Ki, 177:'.: d. .Tnlv 20, ] p:.,5, a. 21; cliild bed; (2} h<-r sis. Amv, b. Feb.
20. 177S; d. of cms., .M;ircb 24. 1S15. 1, Axsdx. 2. William, ;i. IbM:A( i;", d. Aug.
lU, lSll,a. 1; cons. 4. Hm;Ari., d. y. o, .Jrsiux. 0, -Iaukh.
*Juseph \\'hitii)u d Feb. 3, 17^4. a. 3.^; tn. Martha Lymin, wh^j d. 'feb. 4, i?i?.ct, a. 72, i, Joii.s, c!. y.
c, Gk'ack Cakol'ne-. its. Jared lir;idlcy. 3, A.saiiei.!..^, b. .April 17, i-!>o: d. in V.\., Feb , i8''7; m. abt.
iSur, William M i.v or. .\' llav. 1, OVi •."■•"•';,.•, il . iianv 1. .>/,'.i rift, \n. William Thi>a-ii>son ol Phila., bro.
of Rev. Dr. Joseph V. T. .j, 1 1 vkiai r, c. 1305, a. 16. 5 M aktu \. b. Jan. 23, 1792; m iSr-,, IJcary C.
l"la,L,'L:; bi/vyer; inavor of \. Hav. jijs rr.c. wrvs a sis. of Washinsiton .-Vision, an t con-:, of Gen. Joseph
Alston, Gov. of So. Car., and son-in-law of Col. Aaron IJurr. Mr. Fiaj,'t{ had several chil.
202 r.KAXciT or josf-.i'TT.
HI. Isaac. Fcrlie.^, ]•. Apiil 1."), 177.".; in. ])cr. ^, ll-.tl, Ann:. Bnullrv, v.-ln. d.
Marcli 24, ISi:,, ». -U : cons. 1. 1 I.mci:i I'.T. Ii. ITd'i; d. MaicU ;!,;,. ;; v.-(-i.k.s. " :?. M.skv.
(1. V. :'., Ili'XKV. 4. MakvAnn. 5. Ilri.n.Mi, d. .Julv 'JT, isn, a. -I. r, W'u.m-tt
■ ]y. Aninsi' I'orlifs, 1.. Marcli 1<), i:;s.
\'. ]''ar.-(Mi I'oi-bcs, li. Mari li ID. ITS-!; in. Sophia . who d. c(ln-^.. Ajuil o
l.sll, ii. 2H. }le ni. (2) .
(51127. Moses Hemingway, 1>. Auf. i-i, 17.")]; d. .'an. ."i, isiii, (,t i^rav.-l: m.
177(!, Muitlia 'J'vIlt. She d. of !iili(nis lever, Sc|.i. 2:., INOI, a. 4'.t.
1. .lanifs, I). Juiu- 13, l7';7; d. M:i\ 11, isio. tvphoid fever; va. ]':ii/.uiu.-tli. d;,u. >if
.To.'^iah and Coniffji-t (Ilitclicoi^k) Hradl.-v. h. Dec. IC,' 177!:'. 1. I'oi.i.v. Oct. ^, 17'.»^. 2.
Jot^iAii. June 10. ibdl; d. y. :;, Sami'LI,. Sept, tl, ISO'.i. 4. 1!ii;a.m, l>fc. ."i. iM),"); d.
S^pt. 2S. ISd.S; .suno'-atdl liv a hcan.. .-), .Ja\!1>.
IJ. Marv. 1.. -Nlav, r,7\); d. Fcl.. 21, r;;)4; canker irs],
111. Oiandler. Nov. 17, 17s:5.
III. ( hiMuller. -Nov. I ,, 1 1^4.
W. i:\H-n Tyler, b. 17^5; d. M.-iivh !), litHi; kicked by a hor-.;e,
\'. liarvey. 1>. .hiiie 1. ITSS; ciij;t.; d. in Bio.)l;h-n, X. Y., Jan. 7, l.s49; m. Marcli
M, ISll, Lydia," flail, oi' Sii'phcn and l-'di/.aheTli (Mwiiis) \Vi„.d\vaiil, h. Mav .".. \1.<'.\: <1.
Ml. John.
VUi. Joel.
6112.10. Mary Ilemiugv/ay, 1>. Sept. 1. n.-)."): d. March 21, ]7!tO; m. E7.ekicl._
s. of l'7/,ekiel Hayes," b. Fe!). iU, 17.");;. i[e wa.s-a blacksmitli; res. .south side of I'onrt
St.. hetweou Stii!-- and Oran^a'. New llav., Conn, lie in. .Inne 22, IS'K). Mi-s. Weultliv.
wid. of Sa.niiu4 Ikirue? and dau. of Kntl!erf(nd 'rrowbiidiii' [11 1. wlio d. Julv 19, i^^lii.
Up m. (8) 1S22, Keliecca. ^vid. of Archibald luce. He d. Oct. 2l), 1n2.^. and liis \\'i\. m.
about ISoO Dea. .bj^luia Barnes of No. Ilav. [,uif-.]
ill. Keiiccca Ma^■es. It, .Nov. li, 1,,I); d. .tunc 21). l/'.U.
IV. Kzekiel Hayes, b. Manh 14. 17^2: d. .inne :',. 17!)!.
V. Lucretia Hayes, b. April 24. 1 ;S|; d. April 12. bs.^i!!; m. Nov. 12, TO.", \\'vIii->
liotchkiss, b. Dec. 20, ]7n2: d. June H, |S,-,2. 1, .Makv An.\, b. Julv 24.' ls07 ;' d. Oct.
0, lSi;i. 2, .T.\MKs lUssi:i.i,. b. (.)ct. 17, INOi; d. S.'pt. 2!.', ISf;. ;J," l'!ii:i:>-: HriMixr;-
WAY, b. IVb. l:j. ',sll: d. o,-t. >',, I.M:;. 4, [Oo^n-in Havks. I.. I-'e!). 1.'). ISJ:;; d. .Iune2J,
lS2i;. •"), Hi;.\KV \\'i-.i.i.s. b. Sept. 2. ISI,"^^; d. \),-r. .-). ]s2i;. (.;, ,F\Mi:- \\'v;.'i.is. i,. X,,v.'
10, IMS; d. I'"ei). 20, 1N22. 7. i-".i.i.s\v(,ii i ii S< o'i r. b. ,!ulv Fl. IS.'.O; d. o.-i. 2U, Ib-'i'i.
\'i. John Haves, b. Xnv. 7. n^O; ni. .hnie 2^. 1-^10, Kli/.abelh Rills.
.. , . 1-^10, kli/.abeih Rills.
Vll. Hariiet Haye,,. b. March 1, I7s;); r,,. Henry 'i'nnvbridge [11].
in:.Mi>:(i\\-AV, tuttlk. 293
VIII. Niuicv Hfiv.-s, 1.. .lulv H. 17(11: m. K.^^wrll ')'n,w!,n<l.Ln> []!]. I
IX .lames Euss'.'ll Ihiv.-.,", b. .hm. Ki. l^.il. il. Juii.- 24, iliU. I
X. Krbe.-ca JJuisfU lhivr>. b. .lulv ;l ITi'.-,: d. Sept. 'JO, IT'J-"..
XI. .M;u-y K.'bcrru Hayes, b. Nov. :2-2, IT'.ii;; <1. July 7, 1^14; lu. June 27, IS-i'l,
<'h!i!i!iroy Tn-iit.
G114. Mercy Tuttle, l'. Sept. 1 7, 17;in; d. Ja;i. 20, 1812: a. 82; m. AprilM, 174(:..
Abraliini., jr.. s. dV Abraham ami liw 2(1 wL Savali ('raliuado-e) Hemingway, b. Aiuil 1,
1727. dfa. dl' ihe eiili in Plvniiuirb, ('(inn., v,1i(m!. Aug. 2.">. 17'JIJ.
' I. ].<aac llemiUL-A-ay. b. Feb, 2:]. 174t)-7; d. yT ,
[]. Saral, Hcinini:-\\ay. b. Feb. 17, 174S^-ti; m. 17(;'.b Jacob Eaton.
in. .Mu-iilnnn Ib^niin'^w ay, b. Aini! 10. 17.'>|- m. A luc 11, 1771. Anna, dan. of
Dan'land llaiimih (Atwater) Smith of E. Hav,. \k An,-. 2."), f?,')]. 1, Saiiaii. 2, 1-oi.i.v.
8. Anne. 4, F.i,i7.a. o, Av,i;AiiA.\r. C. I-^aa( . 7. J vcor.. s. Lmjan.
IV. Abi-ail HeminiTway, May 17. U^o: m. .Maicli KJ, 1777, Xatli.-Miif], s. of Naiba.i.iel
suid 3d v.ife'wid. Abigail ^llolt) " iKurf.-. \>. .\ug. 28. Kol. 1, .A}'.!'Aif am. 2, i^.MiAii.
8, AkiiL', d. y. 4. >. atiia.mki.. ."i, J));isii.i,a. G, Alnson. 7, Hkmixgvvay, d. Oct.
?', lT9r>; a. 1 yi .; dvsen.
V. F.no"> llcmiiiirway. b. Si'])t. 17. K'i.'i: m. 1777, Savali ilcuiingway.
Vj, N;;ncv Ib-minLTwav, li. .Inlv 5. 1757: in. ]>aniel Smith.
VII. Kli.'.r, belli lleming\'.-ay. li.' May 1 , 1 7i''i; m. l.-'avitt Pardi.M'. 1, Samcki.. 2,
Sai;aii. :1.Jai;]:i). 4. Axnk. .">, Fkavitt. d. y. (>, Inf., d. y. ,
\U\. Isaac Hotiiingway, 1>. May 8. I7(j2: n;. Fnnice Beeclier. 1, ('jiaki-OTTK: d. y.
■2. f>. NKI-: '.J, Si^'SAxT 4.'Pi>Li.v. T). IsAAf:. G, Li:vixs. 7, Chaui.otte. 8, Ai;i:aiiam,
twin wit]; C'iiarlotte.
IX. Jacob Hemingway, b. Mar.-h,. 1704 ; v.i. Dec. 28. 1784, Aiiigail Findsh-y. 1,
J-ucKCTiA. 2, Na.nlv. :F JAtoii Si)u:n.T. 4. Favjxa. o. Aii:i;( y. (-;, Fui-iA. 7,
Er.NICI.V. .S, A lUlAiiAM. 9. C'AKol.lNi:.
61145. Enos Hemingway, h. Scju. 17. I7r>.-j; bttwet-n 17<'7 and IsOf*. imdnsive.
he ^■erv(•d Twenty-une -ession- as ili-v. o!' 1^. Hav. in ihe Conn. Fcg.: tlie longest in ir.s
historv: m. Ajn-'il 28. 1777. Sarah, dan. of Samuel and Mehirable (l>enirsou) Jlemingway,
h. MaVls, 17r,8.
i. Samuel, b. Api-i! 2:). 177^: d. at Halifax of y.dlow fever, July 25, 1812.
II. Sarah, b. Sejn. 17. 17>-*i.
III. F.ets^ev, (let. 2.-), 1782.
IV. Nanc^, May 7. (L Aug. 80. 1785, canker rash.
V. An-nii e ct. Ill, 1787: drowned Aug. 8. 1805.
VI. Willet (twini, b. Jan. 29. 17!tl: Col. of Mil.; m. . F Wjm.kt, d. Se)^. 4.
I8li(. a. 1 vr. 2, ]U\ K^RT of Clyde, X. Y. 8. T. H. llKMixcriVAV of Clinton, Iowa, vhr
lie does a very huge canning" husim-s, (1881;. 4. Haj'-vkv. 5. I>.\u.. in. He.'-ekiah
I^aniider, d. out Nve--t in govt, service.
\'!I. Willi.-., (.tv.in), b. Jan. 8i). 17'.)1; in. ^lary 15rown.
611457. Willis Hemingway, (twin), b, .lan. U*-, 17i>l: a leading man in F.
Hav.: Justice of the Peace, and did a large share nf ihe to\vn business: in. Nov. IG.
1809, Marv. dau. of IVmiel Bnjwn, b. Dec. '21, 17'.»8.
1. Samuel, b. March 4, 1811; Frest. 2d National ]5ank, N. Hav., Conn.; d. l>ec.
-31.1881; inv 828!i.iio0; in. Ch.'lnda Benton; (2) Marietta Foster; (8) Mr<. Matilda Foote.
^vid. of l.-aac il. 1, CiiAKLKs Wii.ijs. 2, (Do. S.\.Mi i:i,, d. of C(ms. about 185<>. 8.
Jaxf. Cloi;ixI'A, ih of ton-, abcut 1858. (. bv 2d m. : 4, Samcei.. 5, Jame.s S.vitii.
H. Jane A., b. A])ril 12. 1812; res. X. J."
HI. Ai:.-.on. Dec. 12, 1S18; m. Charhuie Kellogg; rem. to Chicago, 111. 1, Hr:!{-
BEKT HaKMOX. 2. FUKDr.KICK, (F y. 8. iHA CAl:!US<rX. 4. Axsox, d. y. 5.
<Da>K(.):. G. M.u; i i.\ Ki:m.(m;(;. •
1\'. Salh . b. May 20, 1817; v.heii in her lOih yr. embroidered a tablet of the n e>M-(i
•of h.er fa.lh.er's faniilv((>ct. 1^, F>-^2n,) from wiiich" this was coided in .lune, 1S7S, by
>Hs- Sarah K. Hugle-s.
"\". Willis, l>. I'eb. Hi, IslS: dry goods mendiant in l-5iir Haven; Fe]!. in f""'J^>_;-
FciT. 1N45-51; Dca. Cong. chh. ; m. 'riuM-esa Frie/e. 1. (D.oicoixNv, m. Jiine8,0, 1^77.
]iev. Joscidi Cook, an ehxiueni and iiojuihir writer, lecturer and nreacher, <d' whose
s-r-nons ami |.-el,ire-- S-veral ^'oh. );:'Ve been publi-h-d. •_', \\"ll.l.|v FtV^A!!. 8.
CilAUf.Ks SA.Mlt.!., I'riiicipa! of a. hiuh school. Ibdvoke. Mas-. 4. Fl^Kl)i;i;i.K HoWaiuk
VI. FnosF., b. !)<(■.' 28. isi'.l;' m. I'aulina Kelloeg. 1, Fno.s Fuwaim*.
VI!. Daiii.l Ihowii, (Jct, IS, lS2i; m. Sarah Maltliv; (2) Fouisa Fard.Mt; r.s. Fair
294:' JiKAXCii OF JOSKl'lf.
Havf'ii aiu! HiiUiiaoit'. 1, l-'i.LKN ^lAi/niY. i. by 2d ni. : 2, .\i.riii.r< 'idrxc. Z,
K)>nu.
Vlll. Marv ,\nn, On. Is, ]^'-j:>: 5h. AIi'Ikmis V.imi--: (•.') 1?.'V. IJ. ]'.. ];ull.
IX. Cliailniti' .\., Oct. i:i l.^-,>."i: m. l". All^-ii Jluiitly. 1. .M.u;v I"i:.\.N(i;s. 2,
Jcu.N. :-!, Ki,i,.\ C'H.\>K. 4. C.m.imim;. o. ('iiAi;i.c>'n i;.
X. I'liiia A., m. .lillJ^(•^ li. 'J'n'.rli-. 1, .-\].u i; Jd^Ki'iriXE.
XI. John I'raiiri.s, lu. C'aii'i'' C. Maiisun; {'I) JIaniri Iloli \\'<;()d\\-ar(l. ]. .).\m(:s
WooPW.xKl).
6117. Samuel TuttJc, 1>'. 1711 : re-, in K. Mav. <m lan.l.-<. i1iat cam.- to liiiii hv
will of )iis i. ; lint is called of Xcw liav., in conv. 17Nl. to J^'la Hiihliard rd 40 arivs <)f
iaiiti in K. llav. Tlic fir.-t ludding of the Epis. Society of E. liav. was liold nt In.-- house
Marcli 31, 17.~-S, and he wiili James T'arder were tlie liist eJdi. wardens, lie rer'(i. bv
w. of his f. tlie "Fort II:!!" let, tlie let on wliid! .sto id thi- new barn, tlii- Indiiui liill and
TuUle's lull, beside.-, other ]irnperty. ^Vi^h other E. liav. men he o)i]H,scd flu- Bj'ltish
r;-.id on X. liav. July 177'J. l->!it seeing the day was lo.sl. ciideavurLil to save some of hi.v
g-ood? whieh he had loaiicd on a curt and w a:, try in:.;- to rouccal, wIkmi he \\-as ea])tiired,
taken to New York «nd k*']f\ a prisoner abr. si.x months wiu'n ho escaped or was reh-ast-d.
\Mseu the E. Ilav. defenders retreated pu.st hi-; house Mrs. Tuttle ran out with her four
children, on<^ of thorn in h.er arms, anrl in her fright tried to follow her retreatlntr
iieigiibors. but finding lliat she was between the combaTants, and theeueniy abe>ut to fire.
.she called to the cluldren to lie tlaf on th.e grass and say their pr.ivers for they hnd bat a
moment to li\c. As tln-y lay oti the grass a volley from the British jiassed over their
lioads, auu v.-ouiuled, it was su]iposod mortally, (."ha rh-s Pardee, who. howc\-. r. eventi;all\-
rccovered. Mr. 'i'.'s he.use was rrtusacked and afterwardsset or. fin'. ATu<eii,^ the tliin^rs
rarricd oil" was an old fatriily Hiide i)rinted in l..ondon, IWo. Ten yr.-. ufteiward it was
found in Wallingforii. it was restored to the nwn<'r: and was lately in jiossession of
Samuel utiles Turtle of X. 11,. \. — C'./;,/'. C/ni.s. ]£. ToTHfirnd. Dodd savs h^amuei Ttitile d.
in E. liav. May 20. lsl7, a. 78. Ilis w. date:! 1S02, names wf. Beihia; s. Fred Wm. :
dau. Sarah M. i'ierpont and other ehil. Samuel Zurviah 13rown. X'ancy Gilbert and Eunice
Done; Epi.-. ehii. lax to be paid. Ho m. Seiit. G, 17GI, Bcihia .\lile.s, whose est. wus
adm. in IS'J i.
I. Am.isa. b. .\ug. 27, 17ii2; d. o days aft.
II. Samuel, b. Any. G. l7Ho; d. next ihn-.
III. Bethia Miles, Jan. 22. 1705; d. Oct. ;"i, 1770.
I\'. Samuel Ammi. b. Se]it. 18. 1707: d. of croup, June 1773.
V. Sarah Miles, Feb. 2. 1770; m. Ku-seli Pierpont.
VI. B"thia, b. March 22. 1772: d. M days after.
YII. Samuel, b. June 2:). 1773: m. Betsev liotcbkiss.
VIII. Annul Miles, b. I)ec. 17, 177o; d, at' sea of yellov.- fever, Dec. 13, 1793,
JX. Zurviaii, h. l\4i. 22,1777: d. Aue;. 1, U'nl : in. Erastus Parks. (2) Isaac B:own.
i. by 1 m. : 1, Ib'.irn;.',, d. y. 2, S.\i;.\ii, m, Lucius Maltb}- (jf Fair Haven, i. bv v rn. :
3, AL^!iu\, ni. ]:!i.-.li;. II. Bradley. 1 , 6-'/w, t and 2, -b^'cwe//, ^twius). o.F/rddl:. 4,
Ijaclnn. ;">, S:iht>i,[ .V/'c.y.
X. Phel.e Anna, b. Dec. fi. 17sO; d. Dec. 10, 1823; m. Merriit (filbert.
XI. Ihmicia. b. Sept. 13, 1783; <1. Oct. 3, 1S4.: m, Dnane.
Xll. FrediTici-: \Viili:aii. b. May :'.(!, 17si;: m. PcWly Frost.
G1176. Sarah Miles Tattle, b. Feb. 2, 17;0: d. Au^^ 23. 1^'H, a. 71; m. Dec.
8, 1790, Kus.seli Pierpont (d" llanuleu. Conn.
I. Xancy Pierp.nit, b. Jan. 9. 1792: m. Jan., Is:i4. Leonard Pierpont id' Xo. Hav.
1, SAtt.\ir JK.WNi-.rn;. b. Nov. b'), ISL"!; m. Au--. is, ps-.u. .bnues .AL f'aul. . i. Mmi'^t
/;., Nov. 1. I.S4:i. m. F(b. lii. 1-07, Jacob C. Cault. 1, Fraid< C. . b. Xov. 12, lSi;i). 2.
ylfi,; J'., 1). June 3. 1^44; ni. Oct. 10. 1S';7, FJ-ar A, (\n^ 1, .\ Cldld, b. Sept. 1(1,
1809. 3, l'i<i„,;s A., b. Jan. 2s. l^oi; r<-s. (/la n sville, X. ^'. " 2. JcuN i;i-:sKtu.. b. An-..
1810; m. Elvira Bhikeslee .d Xo. Hav.: one clnld. 3. Jfi.i.v Ei.iz.\. 1.. Ju!v2, is2i); n:.
June, 1S42, .b>seph flnpnian of Fair Hav.. ( 'c;Uu. 1. S!-. rii,.i n . b. .\iiiil. is.].}; „,. js.;;,
Jennie Ihd.bard, ae.d had a <-h!!d b. isiO. 2. D.rl-ihl, h. .lene. ISIS. :l. A',/:';,-, b. Sent.,
ISoO. 4. Cnnxlilt A'-.v.//. . b. I'eb.. I-.')';. .-). Iliit/n-. b. IS.")!!. 4. Cun.M-ll.IA l;<)sl-.TTK.
J). 1S23; ni. Sept.. ].s47, (b'orge ('(,op.T ,,f Haniden. 1, Mmth- J., b. S-.-p;. 11. !.^4s.
2, 2t['up. b. .Ian., is")l, ~i. Iii>i;.\ci:, I). |)-c.. Is2;(: enlisiej in liaiuden in a Conn. Begt.,
and d. iii Iiosi>iTal et •■>': near Baton K'-'e^e. ],;,., I'-m'.:; 1; ni. .Mnii-a -loncs, and left one
child.
II. Mihs A. I'ieipont, b. March, lilis, d. June 23, bs.'.O.
TrxTLT':.
295
III. l',enliii ]\t'ri"'i!T. b. Fob. -2, ISOl; d. April, 1^41: in. Ort., ]S'21 , Jolin Thomp-
K.ili ".1 (iT I".:\-l llavrll, ('onll.
'iV." Sarah Kosrtta I'i.-ri.^mt , 1). Nmv. 1 :l ISnS; i;.. iVr. -M, Isi^.j. VA\.i< F.'nl f.l"
l'lai.ii!i.-ii. 1, I'-i.iA^ ]'H::i;i'u.n'1\ h. Anu'. 2:], 1S:!7; m. Si-pr. -J.-,, l,s.")!t, Addia A. Newton
or'v^nrllac. ' 1, Mini'i:- JCsffil, . i<-. Hulyoke, Mass. 2. J^i.i.swoin'ii, li. .\w^. 4, 1^41:
in Xnv. 1"). 1S7(I, Flla Eli/,;! '!"',' i; el. pI ui" Wcstvilic, Cor.u., Inrinc-ily cii' Ixill-ton Spa.,
X'. \.. ivs. rlurknpci' Falls, N. Y.
61 177. Samuel Tuttle, \>. .hir,.- ?;',, i;;:i: d. July 5. FSJO; in. lietsey llotcliki.-^s,
1., .Ma\ 2, 177il; d. Au^-. 2, ls:51.
i. lOsdiiT. 1) Jan. 'i'i. ISnl ; iiiini.
II. Milps Auiiiii, 1). Dn-. 21. 1^^02; d. in Paiis. Fran.-.-, Oct. 21;, ls.",S; huri.-d in
Uartl'., (\.iin.. Div. 22. 1S."^)>-;.
Hi Samuel ll.i;.;M;is>, 1). March 1<.i. iSO:,; d. J).v. 1[), ISOC.
IV Sallv, h. Vr\^. Vo. IsoT; d, Mav l;t ISlC.
\' S;nnu( 1 ]I<)t.:hl:iss 1>. Fe!.. lii. d. Sept. l-V Ism!!.
\1. lleisfv, h. Juiip 24, .1. X.'v. 24. IsiO.
VIT. l'red."rie!c Williani, h. April •"•, It^li; m, Sarah iJanisev. 1. S.VK.vil, h. Sept.
10. d. Sept. ■24, 1^41. 2. K.vil:. April 10. isl:!; d. S.-pt, 20, 1S46. :3, (JiiAeK. b. l>i-e.
in' IsJO. 4. JaXK. b. .Inne 7. I'^^T-'; r''.'<. liartf.
VIII. Sarah Klizabeth, b. Mav 11, bSlC: iii. Dr. l!ii<--ell ..>f Hfirtl'.
IX. Sa.uiuel Isaac, b. D-.-e. Ui. l^^ls); in. Mar'.li :]1. 1S12, Louisa Ilaii'say: res. Hart f.
1. I'j.i.K.N, b. Dee. il, lt^4:]. 2, I.oiisa, b. May ;',\). 1S4S; d. X\\^^. 2S. 1X57. 8, Ai.riK,
Seiit. 8, IS-")."). 4, Sa.muel. b. C>ct. is, lS.i7.
X.. liiiel Ibiiehkiss. b. duly Hi. 1S24. several yeais rector ol' tbe F.jii'-.'opnl ehli. in
Windsor, Conn.: m. in IJosion, .Ma<s.. May 10, '^><r)'i\. Sarah Ann Cnnnpt.m, b. in Ibd-
.•o)ube. l..a!i<-ashire. Enir., Sept. 10, IKjti; dau. of William* sntd Snlly (I. avv), and grand
dau. of Tlioiiuis and Maiy (Da-w.-^on) Crovnj)tou. 1, Axxii: Elizauktu, b. oldtoAii, >[i-.,
March 18, 1>^-")k 2. ],oi"ri.N-K l^ssF.u., b, July 8, d. Se])t. 4, IS-'jS. 8, Amy. 4, P,CEL
CiMiNfi'TO.N, b. in W . Sept. 21. iSGd.
6117.12. Frederick "vVilliam Tuttle, h. May 20, 17sG: Auir. 2s, is(.;9, tl-en. in
las Slth vr., ^v^s still aide to do a ^ood days Avork mowinc;; ni. Jan. 1, bSlO. Polly Frost.
1. 'S-anincl .Miles, b. I>ec. 6. Ibil; 'n. May 17, is;),'i. (iraee Ann 'l'lio:n])son, b.
June 1."), Isl4; d. suddenly in Fair Haven, Conn.. .Inly l"), 1^78; mem. of th.e Epis. ohh.
and orektlv bcj!ovi-d. I.'Ceo. TiiompsON, 1). M;iy 2-5, d. Juno 26, Ift^O. 2, .Nrev'sxA
Maiua, b.'june 80 IS8S; ni. Oct. 21. ISoS. WitrueV 0. Xettleton. 1, Jlu'lri 0.. b. An.ir.
11, ISUd. 8, F--.!.M.\ Tir.vNsi'.Nii, b. June M, U-40; m. 'JcT. 2."i, It'ii.l, llomanta Wells, b.
WothersfielJ, Conn.. Auir. 21, ls::0. 1, fJia }far;! h. Xov. IS, ISiiS. 2, ILrrry (^id.ou,
.luly 21, 1S7-"). 4, FiKiJir. (;ii,i;Ki;T. b. Oct. 20, l^'Jl; re?. Fair Ilavt-n. Conn.
11.' Wiirum'i l^-ederic!;, b. Nov. 80. bS18; m. Nov. o'l, 188j4, llarrid Andrews; res.
on the i.M 'I'ni'h- phi.-e in l^a-t Ii;a,-ii. 1, C.vinM.lM-- I.."iT-i-A, !). ]>ec. (), 1^'8."): rn. April
27. lS-')7, David F. Ibadley. 1. V,'<'l-< fx'n . b. 1802. 2. ]I',n-.,, b. isOf). 2. Cohnkua
HAin;i!;"i. b. .inne 2-3. \^Z^: ni. Jan. D'i2. Ib-nry Fandcraft. 1, EUn, 0. Ani;-.. 1808. 2,
ld,i MaJn), b. abt. 1S78. 8, Iv^Tl'Ki; Maiita, b.Dec. 20, 1848; d. Dec. 0, ls;;2. 4, Mahv
Eliza, b.'Xov, 2:], is4i;;, o. ^^'^[. C7-ni>i;, b. .Jan. 0. 1S4S. 0, S m;aii 17i,i/.Ai;F.'i H, b.
Auir. 1, 18.')0. 7, IbiWi.N Mn.i-.^, b. June 2."). l.^.-)-"). s, Euw.vHnE., twin with V.. M. ;
d. -buj. 8, 1S.78.
III. Marv .Vnn, b. Feb 17, ISln; unnv.
\\ . Cliailes .\acn.^tus. b. Feb. 12, bS17; ni. Maria BroNvn, win) d. IS 17: (2) Amelia
Potter, i.\>\ 1st in.: 1. (ii'.i )i;oi.vx \, b. July 1, b'^40: m. iSOi, Henry Palnu'r. i. by 2d
m.: 2, (iiiAC'i: Amelia, !>. Sept.. is.")7.
X. Estlu'r. b, Mav 0. ISIO: d. y.
VI. IiU'd Pardee.'!). Xov. 2, 1.^2); m. 1S47, Sarali Ib.jwn; ('. 1 cliild. 1, I'-Kiiiu-
X'vXl), b. iS4S.
Vn. l-:ii/.a'.;th, b. Mav ."). ls24: d. y.
VlJl. F.niilv, 1). Jnn- 4, 1S27; d. y.
iX. .b)hn" b. April H), l>:'.i!: d. y.
X. -bilin. !•. -Inly n, l'-:'!: n,. 1^.')4. .l.Mnn.-ite Seymour.
XI. I'Vii/.abctli. b". Am:-. 21). \>^'-V<: m, 1^17, Heniy (>. (.'iiin'rl. 1, Iha ELi7,A!;i/ni,
1). D..-., D'.")'l 2, llr;.Ni;\ M i:ui;ni-, ie -hily. ISdii. 8.vi!iA('K: 4, Ib.AM ii, t wins, b. IsOS.
XU.' .F:.:ne,-. b, .Mavfi. js:'.'.; in. 1 ^i;2. J eHnu.-l ! e Pol ier. ! . A K-rUf I; -I A M i;s, b. iMw.
*\Vill:.Tm Cr.anplon came lo Ai.icrica in iS;".. an.i nc.\t yr. inveni-.\! rlie Crornoteii I.odin. v.Iilch, isccord-
in-- lo :;.e deijosiiKiu of Sam.at-1 La-.vrence, 'iias been •"of iT^cakulublc bciK-l't lo the w.-ol ?.nd woolen
inTcrcsi-; of l^c ccuntrv.'" 'Iht -^pinn-.ns male v.as invented by a relative, Satn'l Cronipton oi litiglatid.—
2U\!, ]uiAN(;n of .toskpii.
6118. Joseph Tuttlc, set. on xh<- I'unn ;'t Oxfnnl, Conn., dcvi-cd ti- liim 1)\ liis
fiit1i<;i'. ii; li7->, 'l'iirii«t!i_v 'I'littli' of i'^a-t Iluvcn (juiic-laiins Id lu'utlu-)- Ji)M'])1i .if ( )x h>|-.!,
hiU'ls ill E.\i-i Have.;: d. Apiil -1, ITi'T; in. liatniiili, dan. of Joliu aiui Ann (llaigcr)
'rwitclicl. i'. Manli IS. ]7-!l; .TdIih 'J'w iii-ht-l adtiii-. of est. and ,iciiai<l. "l tlu" fourfhil..
I'l^'')-, rsi. di-i. Xciv. is. 17sT; ^Jd\<{. .)o-c]ili Oslioiii. FA)i'i\i-/.rr ^Vo()s;;•|•, Cajjt. Jolm
\Vnc)s>-,T. divii!tM-.s. ]u 17^7. J'avid loninii-^DU of l).Tl.y. _^uavd. to Ilaiir.aU.
i. .Ju>i'|)l:, I). Oft. 10. ]7r,r,.
n. Aiiir. 1,. (j.-t. ;ji!, ]7(;7.
III. llaiinali.
\\ . Heiijiiiiiin, in. and lunl <. Finirr H.'J.dwix Tr'pri.i:. ond <^n-. <. L'/rin,^ f. T'lH'e.
who res. at Duvli ('annn, Ihuidxildt Co., ('al.
61181. Joseph Tutllo, l-. Oct. lO, 17i;(i; n m. 17i)Sto Rutland, Vt., thence ISiiB
to I'^nltiin. 0.sv\r,Lro (.'•).. -N. i., \n licif hi' d. at the res. of hi.s .'^(jn in-law, Frct.inau (josikt,
(with wliuni he iuul lived :]() vrs.). Dec. '21. ls!i-j, a. '.)('>. An obilaaiy in tlu' Ioc-hI nows-
pMl)ei\ lieadi'd '• Death of ii Vcnci-aldf Miui," stales, anion-' otlier tiling'^, iluii he was
one of till' " i'ioncers id' Fulton Co." Jle ni. .Inne, 17S7, Annie Perliins, who d. IJec.
1(1. 1."^?!. Anotln.T iidVnmant, his son Diivid, ^taUs tha'. lie had eiev(-u rliil. all b. in
Kntland. "\"i ., e:;!-.'pt tin- younirt-st. "'As to t1ie inainifi- fd' liis death, lie went to bed
W(d!, and died in the- !ii^:iit (juictly and i>ea'-idulh' as if iallinir asleej)."
I. Iluldah Mari:i.''in. X. S. 'Lnddintrton : (•>)(). d'own.
II. Abaa. 1];. Lynniii Patterson. 1, (iKiir.cK. 2. \\'\].]J\SU
ill. 13ets'v Ann. ni. Fr.cnian (iosprr of Fnlton, X. V. ], Lois Axx \'.\x ]^CiU-:x
of Fnllon. ()-.Wf,:;-0 Co.. \'. V.
IV. Syrena. n;. .Mo->es K. LnddJnL-ton. l>ro. of X. S. L. ; dau., Mi:s. E. S. M.wd.
V. Faura, d. a. DO, in 0.
VF Maiv Ann. lii. Wr.i. M-avo: res. M.-'Vn, Fe.lton Co.. 11!
Vll. Fthel, m. Fhoda McAlirin: reni. to'Cal. in isf^ %\lili hro. Favn.!; returned and
d. in lowu in IS-")."). 1. .io;.! , ,1. iji Cal.. lN.:.-i. ■,> |>',Mi;i.. Anr..ra, Dnl'at:^- Ci-., 1!!. :-i,
MiLo, in Iowa. 4, (-'KC. AV. 5, D.wn). in Watcrnian, l).d\a!h Co.. 111.; was in the
i'.nuv.
VIM. .Josepl,, liv-d in MilwauFe*-, Wi-.; had laijre family.
IX. Piiilo Perlvins. res. e"olleL;i' Spriiii^^s, Iowa.
X. Ceur^-e Albert. )». A}iril ■?(), ISld: m. .Mary A. Fnrrouy-hs.
XI. ]>avid, b. Jan. 20, l^fS; m. l-^ii/.abetli A. Fifrson.
611S11. Huldah Mavia Tuttle, d. ..i Plainvill.-. X. V., n. 77 yrs. 7ni(-s.; m.
ISl'F Xarhaniel Steward. Luddintrton: CJ) Isiid, ( )rhuido Town.
I. Foretta E. Fuddin_uton. ni. Wm. P. .•Vndrews: r.'s. Warsaw, 111.
Ii. Caroiim:' F. Fuddini:-ion. n.n Wm. Fcwis; r•^s. W., 111.
III. ^^'a^ren Ste\var<l FmUiinc-ton, d. a. A2. at Chirasro, lll.;,rrad. Fcleejic Med.
Col., v/iii., (.).. 1S54: M.F.: "a sujirrior mind and iiolde ehi ra'-ter."
IV. linldah Maria Lnd.!!n>:io:i. nn Sej.f. '2."i, \y','.K ( ». S. Fretnuin. at Warsaw, 111.:
cri")-.-ed ilie jdairi,> to Cal. in own eoii\-eyani-e. in IMJF in 5 mos. iUul 2 days; ,v. ;. [A.
C. Fii'e!ii:ii., .s. Ill' (F S. by Isi ni., is author of si'verai law bool<s. acrepted as standard
ami to be foitnd in law librai'ies of Enirland ai:d the F. S. : lawyer in .'-^aeraTnt-nto].
\'. Harii«'t A. Fndilinf;ii_in, m. Pobcrl T. JFirnes: res. ^Fieh.
VF Mark'-aret Ann Fud(.lini:ton, m. David Usborn; res. Plainville, ^F Y. /. by ^d
ni.:
Vli. dames W. Town. in.
VIIF OrlninbFi'owM.
61181.10. George Albert; Tuttle, b. April -20, F^U: saddk-r and hurnesr.
nmkir, re.s. Chenan-^'o l-'tnl;s, X. \'., whr. 1st U cdiil. were b. ; n-ui. to (Jraiul Fapids,
.Mich.: in. Feb. <F b't^oT. Marv Ann. dnu. of .Jared Biirroii^udis of C'reene, Cln lum iro Co.,
X. v.; {2) April IM. lb'(]7. .Niary Fsttdle of (.'rand liapids,'Mieh.
1. .Fime- Philo. b F(d). 'id. 18:|S; luudware miM-tdi.. Palmyra, X. Y. ; m. .Inly 2'-').
FSiVi. F:.ura W hitin- of (.)swe;'o; d. ING-r!; rJ) April 22. 1.^70, Sarah F>-arh of \V. \\'in-
ti(dd, X. Y. ,:, bv j'-,t ill.: ],■ Ai.i.ti;. /. by 2d m.: 2. A Dvi".
Ii. 'b'o. .\i<lb,-iT, b. .Ian. 2\. ]S40; d.'oi cons., D.-e. 11, jsr.d; earria-e trimmer.
111. Catlnuine Fiiz-i, D, r. <), lo4 1 : d. 1m;7.
lA'. 4 heodoi-e l'T-e.din_i;:iuysci!, Sept.H, ]S4F liar:!rss maker; enlistrd in ^^th Reyt.
X'. Y. \'ols.. and was in 4 battles, one of them Fn-derii ksbii ri_-li. whert' lie was one of
the ]('■) lu-.-<\e ;;iiMi wbobiiip a bri'l^eof boats in ihi' fai-,. of tin- eu'-niy's sl,a'p--hoe,ters
and l>aiterie.s, in whiidi darine weei; oindialf of i!ieir nnnd'cr weri,' kilb-d arid winmded:
m. Cet. 12, l!<70. Jetwd- M.-rriam of (iiven.'. 1 child.
■ITTTLE.
2;t?
V. Wm. Knistiis, h. Nov. 'Jo, istd; d. Juiir r>, 1848.
\'\. .WnuviX Ami. .Uilv It, l^^l'.); lc;ic!i(r :> ■ ];ik Cmvp, S;icraiii''ntn C*. , Cr] ■ m
Wi,.. K. l/:iul>ay „f ]•:. (J. '
Vll. n:;-,;. ;i"}:mi-rsMii, Se;)t. !-t, 1>C):;; a^ojit tur X. V. l'uhli-,lii:,.^- Il-m.-^c; res. ]!,ii;i-
ilt'ii:. X. ^".: 111. S'jit. "J, 1S77, Fraiikir E. JJiooJis ol' Nmu irli, N. ^'. ], Euwix
LijiNAiin. Jniii- •,';), ]N>2.
A'lil. .-Mli.-rt l!iii?'vii''. June -), is")'!: di-alci- in liaiiic^st-s, etc.; re.-;. J'alinvra, X. "\'.
!X. Mary r.liza'r.crli. Iter. 18, IS.IS; scln^ol teacliej-; re.s. Eli, (Jrovc, C'ul.' i. l)_v iii
3)1.:
X. ]?oi.-rt .Mcrroii, Maivli n. lS(i^.
XI. Jnsruh E:\vin. A]e-il lo. ISTO.
61181.11. David Tuttle, 1j. .Ian. OO. ]S18; lein. t<. !!!.. IMJS; in. Julv li>, l.^lO,
ill I)'.-Kali. r.i.. 111., J-:ii:/.ai>fT!i A. Picr.-ioii, h. Mmrisr'u.. X. .1.. F.li. 14. IN-JO; crc.-sc.l
till- ]i!ains lu California wiili wC. ami ■"> tliil.. in l^.j-3; set. in .Marysvil ie, Vulia Co.; n n..
to Santa Crnz Co.. to;- h.-,;!iii; tli.Mirt-, in l^.iO, to W'iliit-. M.nnlorinu '(,'o. Tiiere had
bec-u njuoli -~irl;n<--.s in tin- (Vmily tfoni !o-al (■au.--i'.^. " 'i"illl^^ y./ii ^ji.'O.' ' (leilin of ])avid
Tutf!i* to Couipilei) •• I lun 0 no otluT lei-ord tlian tl;-!ti)!' laisiny a lartrc 1'aniilv; and
fliougli i liave not lieeu able to ^ive them more llian a eoniinoti scliool edneation, thev
Lave gone out inro the woidd. men and woin.'ii of good luilnts and ]irinei]des and liav'e
made }iai>iTy home.-; for thtrir fatuilie.s."
I. Piiilo C-nrgp. 1>. July :]1. 1^41; e;il!~tid in Co. E. l.vi ISatallioii Cal. Mouniain-
ef-rs; el. •(•!(•,! Coriioral. June '-K 17lJo; .servi d in tlir Indian w.ir on the Cal. r-oa^t; iimsr.
OUT at Eo;-[ lliiinb )1 It. Cal., June 14, ISiil; n.(i\v (l>^.-^^>) ki fiu-r of tin- Eureka Light-
house: 111. ])ei. 17. 1S7]. Auiilla A. n^horn. 1, Xi:i.i.r,; A.. Erb. -J,, 1S7:-!. -2. IIi]7.>lM,
Muv r2, is:,j. :;. H. T.. on. 7, b?7r. 4, Civ.vTiAX, Sei>t , 1S71J.
lb <■.;•:.!.. Eli/ab.'th, O-t. bb l84o; d. Aju-il tj:^. 1M4.
i!i. Jovei)ii Mu-;hm:.)ie, .Marrh b'., JSl.--; re.<. W.-stpor-t, Mendocino lo. , Cal.
IV. Lo.-enzo Hra'ly, Oct. :j. 1847; r. ■-. Ci^volo. Cal.
V. Amuuila Ihirrici. Mircb-b"), b^"):!; m. X.iv. 1, 1S70. Jame- 1). Ward. 1. St:i;\ FF.
K., Eel, .;':. 1870. -2. Axnfk ALav. Mav b!. 1-7 !. :;, Ibvn ii:; j;r(-;Kxri;, Xov. 17, 18; 7.
4, Gi.-.-su:. Jan. I."). 1s>mi. .-,. M av-kii: 1 >Ai,f,As. Nov. 14, bS.^I,
VI. iiliver Mibe:-. Aiiril:!. l-;~:?; m. Ma:-c;i:J7. U:?:.*, Marv Eita Odb-v; res. Prescott.
Arazom.. b Ei>iv:i May. M;.;'cii .24, ISS!.).
Vli. Anna Jan.-. h. .Maiy.-;vl!le. Cd., July Oil. 1^-14; m. Nov. U! 18?:^., Frank Co^.le.-^;
eiiTered 7th Kegt. Cab Inf. V(ds . Oct. 11, ISlib Ser-t.; .<tatio;ied in Arizona; di.-^charged
June OS. !N!;(.;. b Hattif: .M ay. Aug. 'Ji, ls'7 b d'. Aug. 10. 1.^70. 2. 13ki;tik Iim^xk,
Sept. 1<I. 187tb 3. .Mai;ki„ D-. 24, 1878. 4. Loi: \ (.'Kuitci v. .May 14, 1881.
VUb Edward Tlieodore. Nov. 2i'>. IS-'i'b le.-. Wt.^ton, UnatiUaCo., Oregon.
IX. Adelaide Pheb^-, Jan. i(i. Iv-'iii; m. Dec. 24 . lS7!b Jarman Roderick. 1, 11 at-
TIK Ci VKK. 8ept. 17. 188U.
X. bo.bei-i Friderick. .Man-h 24. iSiU,
Xi. ' iKi.'<. \\"m., b. a!ui d. June 17, i8ib'b
XII. Ali(-c baura, Oct. 4, d. Oct. 1». 18t!4.
XIII. baura Alice, April 8. 18(;6.
612. Noah Tuttle, b 'bt. bJ. 1(594: joitied the Branford chli. June iHb 172(1; m.
l)ec. 1. 1720, bachid lloadley. who d. April 7, 1749. a. 40. In 17.K3.Xoa1i and Timothy
Turtle ami Ik-nry Freeman llu^-lies were plaimitis against Ibivid. W'ooaier and recovered
judirment for £~>24 . The adm of hi^ est, giv. to Henry Freeman lluglies, 17o7.
b l.ydia. 1) Jan. 27, 1722: m. Henrv Freeman line-lies
11. Timothv, b. April H. 1724: m. Jan. 12. 1 M-^. Anna Washlmrn.
lib liesire, h. IbJi.i; d. so.ui.
]y. E!i:'..-ib. ii,, 1). Jan. s. 172^; m. iu >b.d(ll,to\vi,. Conn.. Ih-c. 21. 171<;. Isnie]
Abb, .u of M. 1, Mci.i.Y, 1>. .Man-h 2r., 1749. 2, Ha.vnah. Jun(-2.'., 17ol. :]. Sam, v.
o.-T. ;-;u. i7.v;.
■\'. besir--. !>. Sept. :](). 17^0; m. m >b:ddleio\vn. Conn.. Dec. 7. 171!), Ceo. Adkin.-^
of M. ], 'iiMciliV. I). Drr 1. i::.0;d. Ee:>. 2.;. 177*1. 2. J.ri;.\. Jan. :b d. Mav 24. lb">:5.
3, John. h. Jan. 2^. 17o.b 4, (.'Kojici:, Nov. b"). n.lb ."), IIan.naii. Dec. 2")". 17(12. C.
Setii. b. Xov. 28, !7')7: li. (!>\ cart runnirie- over him) Sept. 2S, 1772. 7. Dksji;]:, t\^ill
V.-ith S^•Il|
M .los,-|di. b. .bilv IS, i::!4: ,,t. yi-.iy (iiuiiet,.r.
^■I1 Pa.-hei. !., 17;i7.
Adii. Ahig.dl, b. Seiit. 12, li-lU.
2 us • 1!R.\\CJI OF JOSEril,
6121. Lyciia Tultle, \>- •'•i"- -~. IT'-^'.?; m. .July 1;), \',V.K Henry l-^'i'cnuui lin;;-lit's
of ]■:. Havcli, wlio (i. (Irr. l;;, IT'.il, u. CS w..- r,.i,y.
1. Ilriii-v lliio-hcs. \>. .lulv 7, .ITOl: (Ir^.w!,,-,! ii! tl.. \V( stiii-ld vivd; in. Nov. 2],
KTl. Mai\ Nirhdls-' 111- rc-^. iit Siri.^hi'.rt:-. Coi'ii. 1. liio.NUV. 1, D^icid D'lruln: hi\vy(?r
and solicitor frw 'ii-.iul liajiids .V li..|i:'.iia \l . \i. Co. ainl. ast:ijtol by lii.-' son, cnii; pil.T of
frfMiPuloav of till- lliiidn-- f;'i.nilv. ]iiii>. Is, 9, •lt<).,(l(,l n;i. ; -17 -J'-ffi-rson a v.-uuc. ( .' laml
Haplv'.s,' Midi. 1, V.'.iln-r H.
i!. l-'it-L-ni-.m lluu-lif-s; in.: he uas a l,.ya!i.si an.l ivft N(-\>.- Ha%-. '.villi tUi- 15r;t;sii m
Jiilv-, 17?!), for Nov.. S.-oiia 1. .Makv. 2. 11 w:\.\H. M. Al'.uir -10 v!--;. siiK i- a<';ijiL
.liick'i;uu-l'i'-<, clainiini.'; to Ik- a son of Fi-.-cui.-in. sail-.-d a vcsm-I L.-iwern Nova Scotia an<i
New Vo;lv cUv. :;n.! v/licj; in tl.c latK-i- j.lacc hi.s v-s^cl n>(;il lo lie in Quincy ^lip
III. .tohn liuiilics; ni. (»ci. 1<I, 177S', .M.-iry (fvanni^^, dan. of I'mirill, jr.. and .Mary
Ladrhii-ron, s. of ii'n-^si-l! ,i,-.d l.vdia ( l-'oro- > '( J r-omi^. 1. I.YDi.v. .\\vj:. 17,1770. •-?.
LOI.-5, S^-i>r. 12, 17c'-;'. :i, Ki .-r-ri.i.', Nov. C. 1?-!. -I, Ilri.i>.\ii, .Nov. •2."), 17^7. ."j, f'oi.i.v,
J'auf-'2r), T7S'..i. li, ilKxiiv. 7. .John, d. y. •'•, Ai;i(.An,.
IV. Daniel ilimlics. h. .lunc 17, J7";li: in, l.i.cy ^jraimi-.. sis. of Mary, aliv. : (2)
Saiali, dau. of l-'mjainin ;-.c( P1i-I>'- t^Mo vA Atwittr-rof ( 'lu-siiii.-. Conn.:!'. .Npril 2(),
V:~}V> i l\t)S\vi:iJ,' I--S. D.-rl>v; in. liolsi-v, dau. of Joslma and Anna Miles Soars; i».
Feb. 22,'l7S;;. 1, l).ti,!.l }[if,;<. 2. .S//-"A .i^'/yv//, \k April 1, ISIH; d, .Ian. 27, 1S71;
ui. Nov.'];!, l.'-;:-il, Me.rrav Lf;st>-r, .son of 'i'imothy J!ald\vin, and In-n. of Al.ijiail and -Inlia
Ann I'.aidw'in, who ni. M'i.-'i.a.-- j;it!ur, l'oin..-rly en;r;i>i"d on N. llav. ,}c N. 1!. It.; .son of
(Jov. Jfvseph Hiinor of Fa.: h, in ji.-rliy Conn., Fel,. 7, 1S')7; he in. (2) Sept. 24. Is73,
Miss 'S]v.v\- 11. Ros-^iter of L'.-rln-. !lo was a shot maimer iiy lr;.a]e and went to Newark,
X. .)., to take charge of a factory; tin- linsiness cl.)s<-d by crash of 1.'::H7; lie rein. toJers;-v
Clty as a coul agent, and built a tu;j- to draw his coal boats, said lo lu- the first iii N. V.
harbor. Aflcrwards in the steaniboat lin.--iL-e.--s. lie i.'-<-aniulat.;d a handsoin.' fortune;
res. East Haven. 1 , Edward Murray, May 1. 1^':>!, V . S. N. ; in. Sr^j-l. 14, 1S71, Ad.-k ido
Kndora kin-.l.l'-v. 2. Theooo.re En,ii-lel>rec]iC b. .h.ly 1-i. IS.'.'i. otfn-er V . S. N.: retired
actinp; Cant ; in. Mav:W, 1801). Antoinette s. Ko-siter. (1). -Inlia A..u>;nsta .Mills, April
22, 16t;i. ' (2;, Minni'e- Adelim- Revr.olds.Ma v o. I.^Ori. 3. Julia Ad.-lai-le, in. (.U-t. 7, IStUC
Josq.h 'J'h'omas I'l-rkin.-, a nierch. of IJrooklyn, N. Y. (1), Wilson, b. C'ct. 1, 1«71. 2,
Sak.vii Kosi:-.vvKT,i,. ;■',, I)AXt!:n, d. y.: '. by 2'1 in.: 4, .Vv.kox Atwatkh, li. Jan. 20, i;o7;
in. Lvdia Caroline, daii. <.)f Josiali and J-:\ela M >'atey) 4'nliic. 1, Sm^ilt Kni. 2, Mfrui.
V. ■ Abio-ail Huch,.s. b. Oct. 2, 170!; i".. I »< c H, 17S], Stephen IJoue. A <:iun. dau.
of Mr. Hno-lies m. Henry Burr; many yrs. aut. \\. W. Co. at Merideii; woninled and left
for dead at Aiiliotarn; liV.il) amputated ;' o:it of nal!iiv'> lioiileinen.— 7''j/r/(.v,- v^r.v Cm//-/-
nud. Daniel Hiu:h(-s. h. a!;t, 17.">o, IN-sw.-i! of K. Huv.. b. abt. \1>>:\. Sarah Abi-ail
Hughe.-, 111. Murray Le.^lie 13:-Lldwin, b. 1^]:].
6122. Capt. Timothy TutllC; 1>. \y-\\ ;'.. 1724; m Jan. 12, l74S-9, Anna
Washl.urne of Herbv, Conn., \\\.u .1. Yv.v.Ax 17, W^l, a. :>0. In 17.')2 ho ivcovered l'2ai)
ill a suit ag-aiust Saai'l Manstield; he d. (>... 22, 177.--^; inv. 'J2,4ih>; d-.-\-is.-.~l-,nd on Indian
Hill and 'right in ves<el ('.-^rgv, in uhlCn craft Flam l,nddinL;ioii also own-.-d a
sharr; ^vf. .\iina cxr.-.^. 1;. 1S7J Fdani Lnddingion r.nd .Vnna 'i'nttle v.-. -re exrs., mentions
his movables, all of which were taken awa\ (-r destroyed by the British in July. 177'.);
est. to be e(|nally divided among the thuc (-hildren, Saiah Forb. s, lhu-ln-| Fuddinglon
and Elizabeth Kini;-.
1. John, Nov. .>, 1740.
II, Sarali 'I'littlc, b. March 0, 17.'')2; m. Levi Forbes of V.. H;iv., who d. of cons.
Nov. 24, 1705, a. od vrs. In 170!; wid. Sai-ah e:-;hil.. acct. of li",.". we.-ks to liring yoini-'est
cldld to age of 4 VIS.: 11 diil. living." 1, Anna, b. Mar(-h 2^ 1770. 2, .M vi;\, Feb. (i,
1772. ;4, SAiiAi!,'Mav 2(1. 1774. 4". Li-;\'INs, .Inlv.s. I77l): d. at L(-a, Scj.t., 1 701. a. is;
vrs. T), 'ri.MoTiiv, \i 177.-^; d. v. fi, Fvi.i\, .^^.-pt. 10. 17s0. 7, A.mv. Oct. S. !7.^2; m.
ban, s. of l-:duaril and Lvdia "(Chi-Fey ) Hi -ulh-y of East Haven. Conn,, b. M-.rcJi 27,
17S4: set. in Soni liiim-ton, "Coim. , and d. Swj:. W. F'2,; shed, .lune '.». lS^24,,-i, !2. 1.
ILirrht, b. l.'-:i)-"'; d. Oct 2f;, l.^fi:!; m. 0<-i. 1. 1S20, lloi.ic,., s. of Ira an.-l .\nne ( M 'illory >
\Vrb>ter, b. .Mav 2:h l;-l)7; he m. (2) wid. Hotchisis:-: of Fair Haven ami d. tlmr.- .'an. 1.
iNiM. 1,' Sarah" F. 2, Fiaiic s fV ;,:, .^h•.) t !ia .\. 1, I'an. o, Corneli.-i. ('., Fi-\.i-. 7,
Walter. N, \'.';d!.-r. 0, Chariot;,-. K'. WiUe-inina. 11. Willomrhby. 2, A' ''/.'•'■■'/,
1). 1S1)7: d. Jan. 2:!. 1><7.-., num. :!, 7'e',V-.v, 4, Ch.i.!.,, b. lSi2: d. Nov. 11, sm. yr. T),
('h<n-l,s,\K isi:;; il. .hue- 2, !s2ii. (5, II, ^,, a. N, l.:-vi. b. .M.-ncl; 14, I7.^"i; m, .NFny.
<lau. of Constant and A nia nda ( Hm-l 1 ) ];.-d li.-!d. and wid. of D.-ivid Sto-.-.-r. b. Killim/-
w,.;ih Con:;.. Nov, 1!, i;.). 'ivid in Ixanfoid. FOP. 1, M.n-,/. m. 11 . vlnr of
Braiibird. 2, /.■ri„'is '.',. J.iri. 4. ,/».<•;-/,. o, /i' „j.i iiii „ .. (!, S.(nili. 0. I'l-l-A. HI,
liKl'SI-.V. 11, SUSA.
TUTll.E. ■ 291*
'ill. IJachcl,]'.! KK'un. s. of -It'ssraiid Mcliital>h' ^Sluitll) LiuUlinjctoii; (i) I 7!iO, David
Eurnliain. ], John, \>. >!ay. ITT-"): d. Sept.. 177<;; cankfi- rasli. :.', Im.am, Nov. ■.', 1777.
3, Pl..\<'iiki>, Sc|ir. -I, !7>;i!. -1, Mi:hi r* I'.i.i:, .April il. 17>^-'!. •~>, Naomi Smiiii, Ma.icli :->,
1787; «■. l)v :.>d lii.; t>. .).VNrK<. Jan. 4, 17'.i;;. 7, W)i,liam, .huit.' 1 1 , 17y.">. N, Maktii.v,
Oct. 5. 17117.
IV. Anna. d. .\no-. "I, 1770. a. IC
y. l:ii/.a!)i th. ni. .May 80, 177<i. (ienrpe. s. of {u'oriicand I'aticiK-c (ConK-lin ) King.
In 17w7 adui. of est. of Kiizah"tli Kin^, L':ivi.-n to Sarali F=>rl)cs. an only s. , dolin. aged
abl. 1") vrs., Josiali 'J'.itUf, aimii'^-, :i'id an on]\ daii., ]-.!liza!)>'lli, a. ahr. lu yejirs. 1,
Patience, b. 177S; d. of dysont-iy, -hm. v'ii, 17S(;, a. s yi.s. 0, Juir.x, 1>. o.-t.' fi, 17^0.
3, Pfc: I? !■:(.•( -a, 1). alit. 17^3; "d. of dy.-^ontH-ry, Jan. 20, 17sii. a. 2 yrs. 4. EiAiMVivvn. 1>.
Sf^pt. 14, 17.S1.
VI. Timotliy, i>. al-t, 170(1: d. of b-vef, April !•, 1777, a. 17 yis.
6126. Jo.^^eph Tuttle, b. July IS. r7::U; rc<. K. Thiv.; ivm. 1 7!frt to Duiiiani.
("onn.. wlnTf In- \va< jirnli. liv. in Nov.. 1804, as liis s. Jciscpli. th<'n of P.. iscallcd jun.
in. 1701. M.ary, <Vju. of I'ani'd (Y. C. 1780) and AI>i;jrai! (DenisonKJranii-er of Suliivld, -
Conn. Hci .s. J^ev. Tiniotliy 4'utlle. descriix'd her as a woman of g-rcat emM-gy. dccit^ion
of c-baractcr and iVrvciit jiiety. Ib^ lived on a ]iari <if tlic paternal est., now known as-
tlie 'IVnvnsend farm, or K.-iynba.m: nis b.ouse and barn was bnrned by the l^iitisli, July
5, 177!'. That morning lie bad sent bis \^ f . an. 3 cbildrt-n and a j)a.;-t of iiis liouscliold
effects np conniry for s.il'ety, fnit I'emaine'.l wlili liis ebn-;-! s. and wi;ne.-srd tbe bnrning
of Vii.s proi'eity.'" lit- al.-o >av,- ibi- killing of Jacob Tlior]) ilie .■-aneeday on hi.'^ own land.
.'\hertbe war. be buih a litrle sontb f;f tlie old site, a luif location, counnanding a bea\i-
tiful vi.>v.- of tbe city, liai'bor and sound, a large double liouse. At the S. E. corner of
this hoii.sc !};>.' Tiiltles erected a ])'ain stone, inscriljed, "Htre f-dl Jacob 'i'liorj), July 5,
11'i'j." Tiiis ston.e has disa])pcared, "bui," says CVqit. Townseiul. "it will be found some
day no doubt among tbe stone of the fence." This pro}>erty ■wa.s bouglit by bsaae and
Kn<ebind Townsond, who reu'oved tin- liouse to its i)resenf location, on the <'oi-ner of the
Fort Pale load. lu ISO-J, Ib'v. Timothy Tellle tbm in his .s-M yr. and abt. a yr. before
Iv- d. vIsIlcI the s])ot \^■jTh C;.]'". Town-ieJ. and ]ioini«d out tin- i)hci- of the old v,-i.'"]s, of
the'i'h.orp memorial .su)in.\ atul id' a hoj'.eysuckle that was growiu;: in his early d;iy.s, of
which lujthing but the stunrp 3-emai)ied. '■Pnt after his dinith it .-tart^Hl again and
bei-ame a thriftv ^•ine.■"
J. Josiali. b. Sejit. 4. 1700: m. 17fi.->, k'.v.hi (bitt-s. rem. to N. Y., and is donl>tIess
that ''man of prayer" of \\ hoju Pr. Fowler in Pist. of Durliam relates: "A Mr. Tuttle
of \Yhitesfov,-ii was in tin- habii of lioldingmeetings overy Sabliatli in a barn and asking
each one pre.seni tii ]M-ay. N\ m. Ilataly, a loose, noisy man. projiosed to W'm. 1-linnran
and Asher (.'aiai>. two at least of ilie tiiree being endgrants fiom Purhani, <"onn.. that
The first man lie asked to ipray should .'itlicr do so or jiay a bottle of rum. \N'm. Handy
Avas asketl firs!. lb' niade a .s]i<u-t. incoherent. Innrird pr.-iyer. bi-cann^ serious, and
thoughtful, embraced leligioii ■.wul in time\vas clio.-en Pea. id' the i'oug. c!di. 1, Mxitv
(■ii;AN(,i';i{, m. (iariett and. d. at Peoria, PL, leav. chil, "2. Lydia OAttoi.tNi:, m.
Aaron At water Hughes of K. Ilav. She m. ('^) Sterbnu", res. Pomeo, Midi. /'. by
1st ni. : ■]. A/fr-fd,m. Mary Powe of K. Ibiv. 1, Parolinr 'le.tMe. 2, Norman Atwater.
1, S.nrdi Ell!. Principal of the DiN'well School, N. llav.. Conn. Avera^'e number of
Scholars, abt. oOO. .\ very lab. irir.e-, and resjioiisiide position. 8, Joiix, n'. and d. at
Peoi.ia, lib, leaving iliildren.
11. Ma.rv. b. March' !l, 17(io, d. in Parliani. f'onn.; utim..
Pb Pani.d, b. On. HI, 1707: d. unm, in W. --l Indie.^ of yellow fever, Nov. 00, 17^8.
IV. .\nn.;i, m. Jolin Monroi' of lbanb)rd. ( 'onn. , and d. there. l.pAMV.l,, d. unm,
abt. 1808. 0. I'd.nk NI), d. v.
V. Jo.M-ph, b. .luly -I.' 170'J: bo;i-lit his father's jdace in P. Pav. aft^r tin laiter
reni. to Ihirham: enlisted in the wai- of isfO in (Stli Co. ( 'oini. S'ate troop-^, under (.'a] it.
JohnlhitbM-; cbo.-rnso. iriv's c.dlecio'-, Nov. P.), IslO; m. D.'c. Cj, ISJO. Ma.rgaivt ( 'eo. :
(•?) I'hebe Smith. lied, iii Pnrbam. Jan. 10, Is.-)!: a. 7;-: m-<. ,'. l)y 1 m. : 1. F.i.i.iAU
Coi:, b. Pre. '2'2, P^'M : num.: n--. .New Pav. '•pi my i-ar!y day"-- I sjionf a year in the
family of my un.cb-, \lr\ . Tinnrby Teitli- of Pcilyard , and his kindness lo mo, a ipoor
m< ile.rless boy, I sl^all n<-vii b>rgi-i,' V. l'h,i/,\ .\1.. b, Marcii 8, IS-.M; m. •
Pace, and has Yarn. 8, >[ vm. a i;t;-| , b. July. is-J.i; d. Oct., 1S48, /. I.y 0 n;. ; 4. P.v.vii.l..
b. April 17, 188".'; ri^s. Plan'sville (."^.juthingicui ), t.'onn.; a nninufacturer; m. Sept. S.
*TiieGcn. Asscrab'.v* of Cnnn., in 170:? soli! a Uir^'e tract of !,ind, at)0'Jt 5. 10.000 acres in tfiC westt-!-;
reser\-e for the relief of ti-.e sufterers tiy \.\ic raid on D.ir.lmry, FaiiVicld. Norwalk ami New i.'avcu. .b'Scph
Tutile receive;; .f?!,; qs ^d. The coTnmor. school fund was derived front the s;ime source.
:}00 BHAX'l! OF JOSKrir.
ISO:;, .Mfxrv Fli/.i Nosvcll. 1,. S-^pt. 11, 1^10. 1, .I'ur M\>nrc, h. 'Jet. 2'^. 1805. ."3, 'I'imivihy,
1). Mav •i/lSiJ-l: (1. Isr. .Monday in April, 1S4T, C. .losi.i'ii Nki.sox. h. Aug-. '), ]S:5H; ni.
iiiiil liv.'s 111 UniMiivilh- ('•^aini'iui^Toui, ('(.iiii. !, .Y/7/,'V. -2, .lo^'-, and two otluMs.
VI. A'-alicl. It':-, in ,\i'\v !i;ivi-n, ami ••(Icwn tDwn" \vas sniiicTinics jirt'liMHl to ]li.^
iiiune v.: (li.-tin',ui>h him I'roiii liis namesake llf in. ]m*Ii. 13, 17!.IS, Mary Coiioily.* 1.
Tn>.iM.\.-\ d. V. '2, AsViiKf,, il'ol.i; wtut to S. (". :!. .NF.MiV, d. at N. Ilav. unin. 4,
Yaazx Ann, hi. Saniiud .lolnison an'l lias family. .3, '1'|!().ma>, d. in N.llav.; in. ]''.muia
Duimun. (i, J.VNK. d. .Jan.. ISts, a. 4(i: in .\. Ilav. ; , .Ii.ski'h. \>.tiit Suiiili. S, CiiAKl.ES,
wmi South, i), J'"i(AN( i;s, d. ill X. Ilav.
\"n. John, dr.iwni'd in llud-on livrr: ujini.
Vitl. Tiinothv 'I'utth', h. E. ilav., Nov. V!). ITsl: V. (". IHO^: ord. at (iroton, Conn.,
ISII. a.nd d. thr.JuiiL- G, 1SG4; a ]>a<tnratc id' 08 >rs. : in. l-Vh. 13, 1810, Mary, nnlydau. ol'
Steidici) and >[;uy ^Mrrwin) Xorton, h. Au-r. '28, IIS): d. Feb. ] i. 18r)(h of w\mn\ lier
liu.sliand savs: "* I n(v:T could luwf lived u]ion my .small salary but for the iiidustry
juid rcoiiouiy of iny Avifc." AVh-n his Ijri-throa have exprfstiod their snrprisi- that v.ith
his resouvct'S In- had not only lived conifonahly, Inil had laid up soie.ethiiitj- for liis rhil-
<lreu, Rud had in",'er r-ent the poor empty a\\ay from liis door, he ha.s replied, in iii.s laeoidc
maur.er, " That v.-oma.n did ii." The l'ol!'>-.viii-- is from a bioi,'. u,em. wriueii h.y his gr.
>;. \Vm. 'j'utile Cook, ivad r<'ad a.t a meeting- of the ini.siee.s u\ the JhU hiiiiary, of Nur-
\\iid). < onn.. by whose order it vva.s published; d>'diriited bv the writer to lion. Meiiry
liill of .\.. "who at all times v.a< a true and faithful f n- nd to the subject (d' this
sketch;"
•• I was the youngest of eight children, six: sons and two daughters. My clnldhood
and yo;ith were, .speut in my native place uniil I had entered my eigliteeuth year, in the
spring fd' tluit year (179!.))". my lurreiits rmnoMd from j-^ast liaveii to l>urh;im. Tiiat
removal was the (x-easi.-.n of changing my <-ours" of life. I went there witli no otlier
cxpeciatiou than that of Iving a fanner. 'Sttange it i-^, that 1 have since f.)und mysidf
invested witli iln' ministerial olhce. (), hnw unworthy b.r such a ]dacc. In my
<.'hildlior.d. 1 know uo^ iliat there wa>. anything distiugui^lialde bey.. ud v.duit was cuinmou.
AIv fhildhood was allotted to me ra-h'--'- in tin lower walks of life. My pnirents were
not ubsolnrtdy tpoor, but they had sniTeved .sevei. ly in property in. the levolutionary war,
bv Ih-itish viohuu'e. Coiisetjueurly, v.-e wer.' fa.r from having all tiiose cumforts of life
w'hieh people now have. 1 -,\-a.- a feeble chiM . but it was necessary that I sb.ou'd be
<lnlng somi-thing. and by doing something in the field, or by using the oar, at the latter
of which I becirme an expen."'! have no iloiibt 1 prepared myself for endurance. I came
up, ho%\ev'--r, like a jdaDt of late growth.. My mea.n^ of educatioii v. ere scanty, ihough
n''>i more so in my ca-e than in that of others similarly situated. The only branches
tauL'ht in tin- con"nnou schools id' that day v.ere reading, writing and arithmetic: tlumgh
in the last <d' my s.diooling at Ea>i llaveVi I got hold of a small .system of geography."
His mother was a woman of great -energy and decirsiou, joined to fervent piety, and he
thus alludes to h'-r religious influence, aided by the Ass"mb!y".s Catechism:
" Tov,-ard the dose of the PubbaTh. my utother would take nie and my brother uexr
.ddcr, into a room by ours-.dves and teach' ns the (atetdii^m, and now I must confess, it
wa-^ that mother's restraining inliuenee and counscd that l-.ept me fiom many a^ wiong
act. Without her watchful'caie over me 1 should never have been wha t 1 am." Tleit
moiher lived, not only to se.- her ^on a ]Hca(-her of the (iospel. lull to visit him at his
liome aiu'uig the people of his (barge. lie says; "After we retnoved to Durham,
«f)me fd' my'friends fancied I was (pialilicd to teach a school, and I suppose I was wdlling
myself to "think so, and accordingly 1 commencetl in the t<,wn of 13ranf(jrd. j>ul alter
leiicliing, or pretending to teach." four we(d;s, th.e committee of visitors chose to let ine
<df, an(l gave me leave to withdraw. They ought to have examiiu'd me at the first.
That wav tlu' surest trial 1 had then evei- n;"ct, Imt it was good in the vuA; tin' best thing
that, could then have been done, for it aave me a s]M-i[ig. and a deteiiuinatioii thai 1
would l.i.oir ;<-,,nitl,iii<j. I went li'.me s.ad, hut -^oon a man (d' educalhui <-ame into Diir-
liam and comim.'uced'a school, and many id my !i;:( . some old.cr and some younger, and
1 among the r"st. w<u-it t^. his <cf,,,(d tc^sm.dy k'nglish Grammar. i was (h;;. imlned that
1 woiihi not be outdone bv anv.me. and 1 iieiicve 1 was not. Thc' op]'ortunity g.ive me
*Sorac yrs since the coaiiiilor received a kticr f,-oni S. Jane Leaver.worlh '•■i .\iiirola. Union Co., 111.,
savin}<: -'.My mother's name was Veon]an<i .Notes of our ancestry have fallen into the possession ot
some one niuiied 'I'ullle r,t. <rr. f. Jos-r.li ^■eo^Uln■< lived am! cl. in Xesv Haven al);.. if??; his w id. in.
CiT.olly and bad one dau. who ni. 'futile and had si.\ cliil ; ? sons :uui .) daus. The daus. d. unin.
e.xcepont; one. Whatever beloic'cd to mv 1,'r f. wis left in the ■I'lite'- lunily, as he left home when a
boy. fiieie is a lari;e property adveni-^ed m lui^., in the \ eoin in'^ name, supposed to belong to iny
i;r. 1., bi't we caiu'Ot tind ifiC o:d record."
TrTTLi:. 30].
(•il('!)rit\ ill lUiihaiu luid l)rniii;-lir luc inoit^ (liicctlv tn the l;iiin\!c<.li;c of (mr iiiini.stcr,
.Mr. Sinitli, (111' t<-!i'jln>v liuviniT Ihcii liis cliissuiatt'. 1 tlit-ii f.ir tlic first tiui'-, ciiinf in
coiitiK't with Murriiy'.'- (iraiiimar, and dtiriiiij the l'.)lli>u iiig smiiiiU'r I devoted everv
Ici.-iiic ino;i,(-n! u; tlivstiuly of i* i'to;u tl>r Ijeii-inniiiii; to the end, exaniiinnijovery seutenci-
till 1 iH!(]ci'.s''Kid it,
" Iniiie s])iini;- of l^'fi^l, wlii'e loaclMh;;- in tlic viiliiiif <t\' Durliani, a revival i>f r.'lii^ion
commenceJI ilie firsi ] cvci- Icnew jinyihiiic I'.ooin. I h.-'liive it was the lirst in that
phice, for it seemed lo lie a new t hiuLr lo ifu-ohl jii'oph- tliere; the ]ihice liad li;-en noted tor
i)alls, and tiie Imsiness of tlic hall-room wascniidiieted systeinaiieally ; none wereaduiitled
to th.H hij:lier jj,-rade hut liy vote, find the nianni;-eis a.ssii,MU'd tii eacli liis jiartner. ^^onn-
youn;.:- persons liad ah'eady liccome hojxd'ully r-mverted and had forsaken the ha!l-rooni,
but tlisi-e was eoiisideral)l(.- strife in sonie lo kee]i up the l)aiis in opjiosition lo tin-
revival, i did not art in oppnsiliiui to il a-; s(.nu' did. for I dared not in ronscienee sa\'
it was false, licdiiiions ]>ersons fre>|uen'ly acei sted n:e on the stiliject. I felt tlieie \\;i.-
a realitv in relie'loii, iiul was for (leferiing it." Al tliis time, a female friemi. .NJarv
Xoiton. whu> afleiward heeanu'^ hi.-- V ife. to<ik advanlaire of a iriowiuu' mutnal attaeh-
ment to ]ii-ess iijion hill) immediate atiention to teli,ri>in, e\hL*.)rriM;;;- liim to seek tip- S;i\ im-
in ;dl the ard<jr of lier own new horn ho]>e. lie says, " It was as unexjiected os if a
Viiiee from the other world liad spoken to me. I %vas surprised and (.'(Uifoumled. 'Ihen
1 came Ui the i-esoluti(ni that I would dtday the husiness of reliii-ion no longer." Afler
])assin^' throu^-h many struiigles with his own heart, hocame at length totrusti-i Christ,
Wits lilled willi joy and ]>eacc ill helievimi;, and uiiiied with tlie chureli ia Durham ou
the fir.st Salil.)aui in .\ovemhei-, ]^')-]. N>i sooner lit'. 1 he nuide pr'dession of religion than
his pastor beiran to urge him to lit fur erdlege, " hej." he sa;.'s, " ho%-.- emihl 1 engage in
suedi an unde!-ta];ing V 1 ha<l mu tlie means. 1 \\-as Ixnn in sight of Vah- Colh-ii-e, and
thmigh an edueation thei-e was highly di'siralde in n.y mind, and ahva_\s liadheen, still
I eould see no way in whieli it could he aecomjilished."' He, however, commenced tlie
Latin (irauimar about tlie i!Oih of Novemhei' of tliat year, and iu ten moiulis was exam-
iiu'd and entered Yah- College. He says, "' AVhen I commenced fitting for college I had
seventy-five (h)ilars (isTo) on luuiil. whicdi I liad earned l)y teaching, and 1 mad.e that go
as far as it would. Hut liow insuhieient was th.at To defray the ex]ic-nses of four years
in college! J I'jd to work my way as 1 r-ouhl. hut i>, the trial, the labor, tlie anxiety of
inindl 1 kuov,- liow tn -jiiiy tlie young- mm \shi) lui\e thus to v.drlc their i>assage. Some
of tlie tiiTK dui'ii>g til, ■ lour years I I'vrunv what it v>as to feel th(^ g'liawings of hun_'-or
for weeks in sun-ession, and to \vet my ])illov,- witli my tears." At one tine as lu- v.-h3
passing a baker's sliop. he saw sonn' rolls of bread in tlie windo^v, and having a fe-w
pennies on hand he stopped and inquired the ]Mir-e of a roll. Th.e baker said, '" 'J'hat i.-
bread." " I know it," was the lejdy, "but 1 want it." Fi)idi)ig that it v.-as witliin hi~
means, lie bought and cari-ied it \>' liis room and tiiere feasted upon it. JTesiiirl haii he
not ijeeu so fai' from Imme his motlier would have supplied him with foed. " Jlet." lie
continues. " now, on h.nking hack, 1 feci glad that ! liad tliose trials to pass thrnuirh.
for they taughi me how to live. In college, not v. ithstanding the shortUv'ss of titiie in
which 1 had to fit, i oljiained a resjicctalde standing, In-ing aliout luidway among tiie
first third of my class."'
After leaving college hi' taught school a short time niv.l then commenced studying
theology with his ]iasior, .Mr. Smith, leaching Mr, Smith's lioys to pay his boai'd with
him.
'Hie next .May (ISdld lu- was licensed to ]ireach "mueh sooner," lie says, "thau 1
ought to have iieim. Hut .Mr. Smith thnighi 1 should do well enough. 'I iieii came tin-
sober realities of life. 1 had got to make my way in the world by some means, hut iiy
what I could not i'ore^ee. My olij^ct iu ohtaining an education was. that I might be-
fitted to pleach the (itispd to my fellow beings, not that J e\pi-i-ted freedom fruiii toil
and aiixiety, am! perhaps mueji opi.o-.iiion fr.ua ungodly men. hut tliai I might lie of
some use iu the world." Mr. Tuiile cinae lo the p:ir!.-hesof C'roionaiul No:th Crotou
in Aplil, ISitl, lu-ing lei-oiumeiKled to do so by a college a<-(piai iita nee, the Ih-v. JI< /ekiah
(i, I'lTord, who jireaciied lieie a f"W Sahljr.ihs piesious to tlii- time.
The church iu (irotou had lieen destil uti^ (;f a pastor li ft e.ai years. Xoitli ( irotou
(nosv hedyard) had had no settled minisier for thiny-uine ye:u>.. 'i'h.- I'liuich had
become extinct, anil there was nothing to reiniad one that tliere e\er had be. ii a church
of Christ gathered here, exi-ejit achureh edilice in a state of decay, a U'w names of
chureh members found on the society record-; and an ancient eommuniou ser\'ice,
.Mr. 'I'liltle .-ays iu a se;nion preached ar the il''.!ic;iilon of tie.- |ue-;eiit ho!;M- of wor-
shij) l)ecem!>er li. b'^4;): " 'i'lie foiiiier hou-e of worship w;is thetifst that was ever
erected iu this soe-iety. It was cotuiueni/ed in li"'-.'?, and tluugli it underwent some {lar-
30-2 BKAXCH OF JOSKPir.
; ti;i1 ivpuirs f.t <!irrVrc-nt inTio'ls of its rxistr'iuw', it \v;,s )i,.-vei- tiiiishod ovoii till Ih.' (i:iy it
j was taken dnwii. J-'vcry storm -.nid nv-yy wlr.try-s Mast liati .si-urcli.d its .i.. vires ami
I found s<niie \v;,_v of ar.-r.s lu its in:-i-inr. It was cn-ctcd douhllcss Lv j.eopk. of onr-
; dciiomimition iiixl for tlK'ir own us.-, for it is not probable that tlictx-uas then anv
. r<-!i,irinu'^ dissent in t]iL- i>Iar..-. But durino- tlu- long- [u-riod of a!nio>t foriv vcars in
j wliicli tli.ne was no settled pastor, the pulpit was occu])iod ocasionallv by preileJuTS of-
[ slniosT all of tin- diff'-rent denf>7ninntions existinjr in tliis ]i;!rt of "our country, and
[ soineiiin.'s ir «to,.d probably for niontlis nnor,'u|.ied. I am infonii.-d that it once' stood
; so lor years, a p!a<-.- nl' tl;e moaning— noi of peniicnt souls, but of the winds and utt-T-
.. ing the Dielamrholy tale that 'truth,' or nUher the love of truth, • had falha; in tlie
j, streets.' Wliat its ,!.rl,,ry was dnrin- the sueCL'Ssivc r.-rinds ,,r 7nv predecessors, or >\luit
i success attended their labors I have no means of knowin^r, 'j'here was a chtindi in
\ evisrence, orptni/.ed il is suppo.sed, about the year 17,-20. ]5ut no record of tliat cluur].
liave 1 seen, Jior was I e%-er actiuainted witli a single mein1)er of it. IJow lon^- it had
j been extinct when I catue to thi.s place I know not. " .My setlleinent liere was effe'cied by
men who remembered tha; in their yountrer davs thev'had a i)nstor; )>rincipa]ly must ']
attribuie it to the intliience of one man(Capt. Knbert Allvn), and liii'n.self not a iu-ofessor
•of ulin-lon. 'I'in- pre.sent churcli was formed Dec. !:.>, \SH). [mvc i^ersons, one male
i iiiid four females, on th.at day met at the hou.s.- of Stej..hen MorL'-;ni and 'si-.-'-neJ the
■ dmrcli articles, 'In tlie ].resenc«' of Walter .Kinj^, pastor of the' 2d Confreytitional
j clinrch in Norwich, and Tinu.nliy Tuttle, candidate for tlie <rosi)el ministrv.'"' ""^
j 'j lie iiame.-. of tlinse persons were Kol)t. Allyn, K.s(]., father of the C'ayit'. AlJvn ab.ove
meixtione.l. He was then in liis >i:)(] ye;.r and had never !<,d'ore prob ssed relb'-'unr I'ru-
; <leuce Morgan, Priscilla ],ee, Anna Gallup, Freelove Morgan. .\11 ihe femafes e.Ncei)t
I one v.-ere far advanced in life.
; Ml'. 'J^itlle was ordained at 'Trotou as Pastor of the First and S. e(.nd C'ongr.-ational
j church.-s HI (.'rot-.n. Aug. 14, isll. Me was expecied to jireaeh in ea(drcluircli on
[ -alleriuae Sabbatlis nnd was to receive a silary of ^450 j,er annum, e.ich soejetv i.avino-
'- liim X'J'-'j. . i . fn
: One reason why he v.-as so deeply intere.=-,ted in the ])eo])le of his char^-e, was the
xmiform kindiu-'ss with which, he was received. In tlie sprino- before lie v,-;is ordained
lie hada severe attack of illness at tlie liouse of ('a])t. James Mitc.helJ, one I'f hi.s liiirish-
ioners. and the kindness of ('apt. M. and his wife, togelher with the services of his
; ]diy,sieiau. ]>r. John (). Miner, gratuitously given, was^ ever remcTubcrrd hv hi,u v/ith
j gratiiude.
.-\iv.ib.er tiling which attached him t.) the people, v.-as the large number (.f youth in
1he North Society, a fact whi'-h nn^y be lendilv understood, when it is stated tliat .seventy
. singers residing in tliat soeic ty. met at the okl inefnimr house, and rode in iirocession led
j by their chorister James (Jeer, to tlie chui-i hi in <;i-(C. in To assist j,, tj;,, ordination (-\er-
j -cisps. They rode in. priniiiiM' style on hm-sebaek with .saddle and ]>illion. Several of
; tlun choir are still living.
: 'i'here was much work to be ].erfornu'd in thi- nev.- field. The chiirehe-; in which
Mr. Tultle j-reaelied wpve seven miles distant from each other, and the parish extended
several miles each way. beyond thi> churches. He sought bv every means he conld use
to benefit his people botli sinritnally and temporally. "Tim" siaiufard of education was
: low. English grannnar was not taught in any s.-hool in the ie.wn. He visited tlie
; l-Lildic sidiools, encouraged tlu- intioduclion of well educated leachers, and finring
his residence among his peojile received hundiv<ls of vouth into his Inuisc, to be iltted
: for college or to become t. achers in tlie puldic scliools. lb' visited mindi amom-- his
. parishioners, held weekly meetings at tlie school houses, and in dwelling houses, in the
elilfc^rent ])arts of his extensive parish, and this j.ractice was c'ontinued even to tlie last
; year of his life.
; In lS-3-2- the society in (Jroton re.pieste<l Mr. Tuttle io relir„[ui.^h llftv dollars of his
.salary, thus reducin.- tb.elr proportion to (,ne hundred and seveiitv-five dollars. He
did so, and eouiinned to preach to them until A])ril, iSoJ, when aft.T havinc- assi-ted
them in ere(.-tin;;- a new <-!iurch edifice, he was dismi-sed, Ij-ie mo.-t frienrflv feelin.'-
exJstin.L!- between ilieni. which continued to the lime of his death. He s;iid in refeience
to his di-mission, ■■lamiir.-d of bein- l;,ilf a minister." l;\ the earl v sla--es of his
minisTry in No;i!. (u-otun (now hedyard). Mr. Tiiith- mef with miu;h oppiV-iliun fiom the
j. enemies of the truth. At nearly every nice-ting of tlie .Kcclesiaslical soejetv, tliet-.' was
I a contiict between its friends and its enemies. ' li was not on accieant of ;"inv persona]
I dislik(> to him, but to the truth \vhi(di in jireached, and to the denomiu.-iiim^ to v.hich
j h.e iielonged. < Me- (..f his most violent opj.i.wers on being asked, "HowdM von lil>e Mr.
: 'I'uttle ".'" rejdied, '' He. v.ears well."
TUTTLE. 303
In Marcli, llS^U. tlu- " Clniirl) and irii^ids " in North (j'rolon ^nvc Mr. TuUlc ii
"call," reiiUL-s'tin*; ]iiir. to ,iiivt tli.'Ui tli.' other lir.lf of his jvastoral scrvii'f^;. which cull
]i(> iiccvptod un a s:\liU-v of'thfoc "liundifd d')llars ]"T HnnuiLi.
l!is ministry was" hlcssfd witi; s>-ver;i! Jicusons ni' -jh-cijil revival, particuhirly iu
1R14, 1S8:, IS-I-^,' lt:'-')U and l!^r,^.
Still tlif d;ivs c)f darkness and disconratrcnu-nt v.crc many. One c.mnnnnion sfM'virc
was 'hel.l wlien 'there ^vas no mrJe nieml)er l)el()n>:ing to tlie chiircli. Mr. Tuttle said in
referring- to it, " I borrowed a Dea;-on " from the Croton cluireh. From tlie time of the.
-or'>-;\iii/;ttion of llie thundi to tlie cJosi- of the year 1S-.32, foriy-si.K persons had been
received to its meiiib'-rslii p. tliirty-eiizht females and eiglit males, but the numl)er of
male i-ncm))ers was soon diminislied Ijy d'-atlis and removals, so lliat for several year.s
Drevi'His to I'^'l-i. Warren Williaujs v.a> the only male member in thi- cluireli. Tie was
deacon, chorister, and deletjate to all meetings of consociation, ordinations and dismis
sions. ' lie wa.s, as a neiglibtiring minister remarked, " Cajjtai}!, mate and all liands."
But as time pas.sed on and another generation c;ane u])on the siage, waim fiiends
for whom the aged pasior felt .strong attachments, were raised up, and towa;-ds the close
of his life, it seemed a relief to him to fe(d that there were those u])On whom he could
deT)end to' watch over tliis particular branch (vf the cluircb wlien his work here was
done, and in one i]istanee, he made a sj)ecial re((Uest to one of his friends, from wliom
be had received ntany tokens of kindness, that he sliould care for Itis people when he
was gone, and it was' a consoling ibouglit tluit such a ]n-ouu.^e h;id lie.-n jnade him.
Before the formation of the Sabbath scliool, the yon.ng ])eople met th.ir j/aslor once, in
two weeks to recite the a<sembly's catechism. A Sal.ihath S'/hool was organized about the
vear 1818. The mann.-r in which it was couducied was entirely (lifTere)it from that of
modern Sabbath scliools. The- chddren were i, quir^'d t<, learn v<-r.^es from \he Bible
and hymns: the pastor heard the recitations, and a y.uiiig man who was studying with
bim kept an account of the number learned. At the close of the school in autumn
scholars were paid in books, at tbe rate of the vahi>- of a I'eiiny f.n leu verses from the
Bible, and the .same for twenty verses of hymns. Thre.- little girls, Sallv Sterry, Anna
BiiliiU'-s and Tabitha Laiab rei-ited each one tii')nsa!ui verse.-^ from the Bilde, and eacli
received a Bible a'-: a regard.
After severa] vears a ])iO]>osition was nurde to estaidisb a Sal)batb school library,
some of. the young ladies s.taned a subscription paper and obtained the sum of seven
dollars, v.ith which to commence a lii>rarv.
At the close of the Sabbath school tbr tin- winter, a Bilde class for young i)eople
look its place, the pastor pre])are<l (questions, and copies of tbctii were distributed among
the juend-.ers of tlu- class, wlio were e:cpected to jneiuiro answers in writing, and read
them at tb-- cb\<- meeting. From these small Ijegiunings, the Sa))l)arh sidiool has
increased till it has embra.-ed nearly all the me)nbers of the congregation, and has
■obtaineil the name of • 'I'he Banner Sabbatli Scboid of the State."
An extract from -Mr. Turtle's lialf-ce.ntury sermon will show how deojdy he loved
this institution: •• Let nu.' exhort you also ever to cherish a deep interest in tlie [.ros-
perity of the Sal>bath school. You' know there are many of the adult population around
vou who do not attend public wurshij) any where, ami the luobability is that but very
'fe\v, if anv of them, will ever alter their'course. \N liat then y<ui have to do is to lal».)r
to save their children fr(uu becoming hoim.'-m:ule heathen, ami since many of your own
<;hi!dren are g.nnt: to other inirts. if > ou would have the congregation increase in
members and strengthened, if you we,uid, in a moral sense, lay a good foundation for
tho=e that shall come after you; if you would be in.strumental in raising up a commu-
nity who shall a])iueciate tlie instifutions of tjie gospel, and l>e deterntined to maintain
them., then let the Sabbatli school he the object of your earnest solicitude, and untiring
eiYort". I should be sorry to iiud a member of this churcli wlio feels no interest in the
SaV>bath school. 1 sliou'ld fear that such an one had lu.) iiderest in good things."
One of Mr. Tuttle"> ]iupi!^ says in s]i''akina- of him, "' lie was a man of few words,
but those words were often prove'i-b.- iu meaning, discriminating and sparing in Jiis
prai-e, the pari-^hion.er <jr pupil was fortunate who drew from liim even moderate apj)ro-
bation." The following are among the anecdotes related of him:
On lUie occssion after having pi-rformed a marriage, service, tlie aunt of tJie groom
met, him and asked, " What fee did you getV he replied, "Can you keei> a secrc-t ?"
She savs, " t) ves :" he an.-^we^ed "' So can 1."
At' arioiliei lini'- h.e ca.Ued on one of his parisbioneis after the family luu! taken
l,.,i. 'l-h, l;t>.v of tile l,o:i,-e. V !;o juide-.'. !u .M ir r, the 4r,,i'i;yof her i.-a. i',epau-d, as
she Sui)iio-?ed,'a cup for him: afr.u- w.diiuL:- a sniiai.le time for his luaiso. and nor
lieaviu"- from him she savs, -Mr. 'i'uiile, how do \ou like ymii tea'.'" lie jvplied,
oO-i- ■ BKANCII. OF JOSKPH.
" 'riuTc's no tiad ',a--i'.- to it '" ^^'ll!■ll the l:ul_v t-in j.t if<i tlic tea-pot slif found slir ]\nd
ic.Tii ^i\in,u- lu-r jiastor \vann wati-i-, tlic tea she liad i'ofiro:;i-ii.
S(iV!.-ial years; atiiT liaviiiLr loi't (Jrotoii, he fxcliangod witti tlic iiiini>t('i- t I'.cn lliore.
ai);l the ii'iiiiirk \va-^ madr to liiin by one ol' liis lu-aiv!s. '• Yon ii!i'iic]t>-il t!]:;i situwm
liere iK-foi't-."' llf rr-iiiifd, '• ^^■ilenyoll live i;{> xn thai I'll pi'^at It aMothci."
A.yaii: aficr having,'- marrifd a CoUjdf he inrn>'d t<.i tln^ biidi'. wdio was sealed liy Ids
side at tlie tnMe, and ealliiiL' Hi'i- hy name, said, " ') i you want to knoN\" ]io\> to imve ;i
good liush.-md V" '■ Yes sir," slie said. '" \N eil ; P.e a '^^ocid wiiV." was ilie ii-join(](^r.
Otlior fuiecdotes iuii;lit he iidated, hut the.-e will show ihe peiiiliar vein of humor he
))ossessed. Duriiiir se\oi-al wintefs in saceosion lie deliveicd h'ctures on seicniitie
sahjeets to the youi!ii>-r meinhc-rs of hi.s parish. ih^ lertuied t,n Xatuial I'hihiSophy.
Chemistry, Anatomy and Ph.ysiohigy; the last iiamed siihjeet v/as one in wliieli h.e was
very deeply iutere-Sted. Mr. TuHh^'s heaiiii \vas iwver lirm, and for many yea!s he harl
siilViifd from a disease (wat'-r on tlie lieart). wliiidi must eventually destrny his lif-.
In January, 18t54, he went out on a severely cold day to visit some of hi« parishion(-:s.
aud to liohlun fc\'enin^' iiieeiiiijj-. The elTort was too grctit. ai)dexi)o<ure to eohla^u'i'avatf.'d
tlie disease. He remained at hom;' one Sahhatli. Afterward, thout>di .siilW-rini;: greatly.
he attei!de<l to his ])asiora! duties. In April lie attended the ministers- meetimr at New
J.,ondou, iviul i)reac]ied before l:is bretlnen in the iiiiiiisiry for the last time. His decline
wa.s so o-ra<laa! ay to be almost impereeptible to himself or those about liim. lie rode
out, visited his peo})le. and. |iieacht d onee on e;i(di Sabliath. till within three weeks of
his dentil, liis days were passed in quiet, Imt his id^-hts were attended for the nio>t
part witli in.tense F.ufferi rig. 'idiere wa.s no so^•erl' ])aiii. but an irregular beating (u' the
heart, and ditiiculty of breathing deprived him of rest. Tliough he had not oTjiieissed
the thought th.it lie should not i^'cover; yei it se«Miied to be in his mind. lie a])peared
to be taking his leave of earthly thijigs. He fretjuently went t'l the wiiulows and looked
out npon the trees and Howe!.- which ]iis luvn h.:'.nd had ]ilar,Ted. saying, •' 1 never saw
the eartii look so beautiful before." A pocket tdition of the (ireek 'j'estament givi'n iiim
by one who in the early part of his ministrv studied with him, had liei-n in his hands
almost daily for years. Two weeks before his denth it \\a5 laid aside. On being asked
how many titnes he had read it through, lie snid he did not know, but mentioned the
chapter at whi<-li lie left off. After his decease the little well-N/orn volume was,
according to his vecpicst, returned to the giver.
His sufferings i;ow liegan to increase, so tliat they were as sovei-e duriiiiC ih<^ day
as in the night, still th<-re was no deliriutn. no i(,irg( 1 1'ulnc-ss. His done'-stic alta.irs were
cared fe,r to the last days of his life. He had expresserl a desire to recover, and occa]iy
his ])nli(it iigidii. but. after licin.g told that he seemed a])proacliiiig his end, he i/ave up
the thought, sayiiii', " 1 wi.sli I c(Mild jueacli one more sermon."
He sjioko freijiiently of his own unwoi'thiness, and of liis trust in (Jhiist, .-aying. "().
that I could have the lovresr jdace at his feet, it would be enough," Once In- mentioned
dear friends who had gone, before to heaven, s.-iyin!.-: to a member o!' his family. "• ! sliali
se(- your mother there, and 1 shall see McMwen. ' He tlien spokeof a lu-loved memlier of
his eongiegatioa. who died a U-\y months before, and said, '-(Jiie day when I we-m to
see Col. Wood, I foiijid him in great distress, and said to him. ' There's no sulfering in
lieaven:' he answereth '1 know tt. 1 v.ish J was there,'" and then he added, '-l ho]i" 1
Siiall meet him there." He ha.d. words of counsi-1, warning or encouragement, and
expressions of gratitude fe.i- kindness shouii liim, for iho.^e \'. h<) called to see him.
Three of his four grandchildren were from home, a grandsc.ii and two irraiid-dauLrhters.
'J'he grandson he did not f-xpect tfi see, but said, ■" I want to so,' thi' airls." A message
was sent to them. One return.'d the week before his death, and it was her privilege,
evening after evening, losing to her hi-loved griUidfathor, those h;.miis sn ].'!ieious to
him — "My ftiitii ioiiks up to thee," " < iuide me <> thou <;r"at .bdiovah." '■ Thep- is ^
lai:d of ]i^ire delight "--the last moii'ionid to his favorite tune of ''.budaii." 'i'he
other .irfaiid-daii.^diier did lu-t get the lirsr messaiie. and arrivt'il (inly in time to rereive
his dy inj: li'o>.-iug. lie had prayed that he might u itnoss ano! her revival of religion
amoiiL'' his ]H-ople. He see:iied to have the assurance that th( j-e v.culd lie one; he said
to his hriends, " 'i'here will b:- a i-e\ival of ndigio'.i. 1 .--hall n.ot live t,) s,.,. it, Inu rheie
will be one." At ;;t;oiher linio he s;ii<l. " 1 fear that I I'.ive this church bei-MiM ir is ii:y
ch;.r(di. and not hecause ir belonirs to my Savior."
On the last Sabbath of his life he sent a messa;re to an aged nmmb.-r of the parish.
Karlv th'-fe.llowinv. niovniiig the <ih! gentleman came to visit his dying jastor. liis
voice lia.'l lien fa.ih-d -o that it -(.as d.ii'eull So;- hiiu to be ui.dei .-lood. l!o<;iid to a
meiuiier of his family, ' • Tel! him 1 \vai:t him to be a t rue follower ..f Christ." 'I'ln- old
gentleman repiied, witii a treuibling voice, " 1 am sure I want to he."
TUTl'LE. •"0''>
Hi- vin-nijtli r.-iuriR-u s.i tluil li<' was ;'li]o to ronvcrse durlii.u- tluMiay. He took
1(';ivf- ol' his fiuiiily iii^vard (■\('ainir, viMH.'iiilii-iiim- the :ilisi',n one, iLiw! jilmuT 11 o\-loc-k
p M i);issc(l fiwuv, Moii.luv. .Inni- (3, ISiM.
Ih st;aue Mr". 'I'ultlt- \".:i-- inilier iili;>vo the im-iliuin li.'iirht, iufliuiii;; in l:ite ycM.s to
sloop a li lit'; in iii;iiuu"r lio w:is (luict and rrscrvcd ; liis si \ !c of oiatoi y was not th(>
m-'sr i!lc;\si;io-"io tin' rat ',.;'i-lia[is. hut or.c on li^iniin!,- tn jiini coiiM not hnt fc(>! assured
that, llf- wi-.s raino.-t in what h<- said, and his st^Tmons h: rhcd not Ht doj.t li of lliou;:ht.
Hi's styh- was rh'ai and (•oni])n?lK-usivc, and lie \vas careful to us-,- no more words
than was, necosarv to express his exact nieaninir , , , .
For fifty- fourVears he was fomiliar with the affairs of this church and )>oople. and
often vvouhl he sue'ak of the rreat chani:<-s which liad taken placi'. not only in this imme-
diate vicinilv l.ai ill the atlairs of this irr.-at nati.m for v.hos.^ prosperity he always tell
an intense int'et.'st, aiid for wiun^e suc<-,--s h.- exj.-ssi'd the wanue.-t solicitude during- our
civil war luit \vliose triumph he did not live to wiinrss. It seemed to hmi on looking;
ONcrlii-^ past life that luii litlle had !)'.'en accomplisiied, compared with ilie largeness- of
liis d. ■sires, vet could we review the past, could \^ e see this socieiy as it was sixty-four
\ear>a--'-o omhi we watch the improveuients that liave heen made lhrorio;h hLs lustru-
iueniali'^v', we should realizr im-re fully than we now do, that thi-< devoted minister did
not waste in idleness, or burv his talents in the earili.
Extract from funeral s-M-mon bv the Kev. T. 1.. Shipman; •• -Mr. 'I'utth "s prcarhint:
has hecii in-tructive rather than exciting-. He lias fed liis peo]dr with knowledL'-e and
understandiuL'-. He has slmu n himself to he a w<uknian tliat le edetii not to he ashamed,
ri"-litly divini^ng the v.-ord of truth. His (ireek Testament ha.-> lain on his .study tabl-,
ofU-n consnlted'^to caT.-h the sha.les of meaning which no translation can convey. His
slvle is a mod'd of simpli-itv a.ud p.-rsph-uity. While, lacking the grace of eloculuni
iiece^s'.i-v to a ])opulai- M>e:d<iT, lie lias nevertlH-less heen a ).ersuasive one. for his
preachii-'.'- ha^ been euf-nce<l l.v the elorpi-nce ,.f a holy lite. As a pa.stor. yon know
after what manner lie kas laen" with vou at all sear-ous. with wliat fidelity he has te.-^ti-
fied rep.-uiance toward (f.id and faith towanl our Lnrd Jesus Christ, not only in the
sanctnai-v. hut from house to h.His,' and hy the wayside, what a dc]^ interest he has
.shown in all that concrp.s v,.ur welfare, wh:n swliciiude he has f.dt that after his d'T.th
it mav '^.< u-dl v.-ith vou. atid vour chihlren after you, v,-ith what ^lee[de^-s ^'igileuco he
has wat'^heil ovr the kui>bs of" the (lock, and iiou- he has i)rayed withr.ut ceasing f,.r th^^
the young, that tiny might l-.e k-'jU fion; temptation, and their f.-et guided in the way ot
peace. " - • i i -, i i
" 'I'he cattse of education has always found in him a waim triend an-l lie lias done
u.-t a liith' by j)Oi>onal teaching and .-ourses of h-.ciure-. a.s well as by liis visits lo the
publi<- schools, to raise the standar<l of education here.
"The success v.hich has crowned his efforts is well known not only at home but
abroad, for Ledvard ami d'rotou have >ent forth not a few wlei hav.- honot.-d th-ir early
trainiriL'' and who clierish for their jiastor the affection of children f.ir a fatlier.
•• Vou feel to-dav that it uiil be ditiicnlt to .^ui.l-ly his p,!;.,-,'. and this leelmg is the
best trib-.)te vou couhl pav to his excellence. His brethivu in the iuiui:-tty ^hare in your
estimate of iiim. I have'known him long and known liim well, and the better [ have
known him the moie 1 loved him. The s.-rvice devolved u]>oii me to day is truly a labor
of love.
" We, shall miss hitii in our monthlv meeting, we shall nnsx Ins presence, we sfuill
miss bis I. raver,-, we shall miss the influence of liis excellent -pirit. His dis^erbitions
and evT.ositiJuis of .scripture have been nmoriir the most valimble couinbutions to the
meefiu"-. Simple in laULMiaire but rich in though.t his articles Imve always commanded
attention and have elicited ^'rom those v,]io have list,ui--d to th.ni no .-mall commenda-
tion. We all know what Hr. McKwen tlioucht of his m-i-hbor Tuttle. In the punciu-
alitv of bis art.-n.!.,n-e. not on!v upon the mini.-ters meeting hut ujion other ecch-sia-rical
gatherine--- and the anniversaries of important benevolent soch^ties when the inluciities
of a<'e mb'-'hl liave .eemod to excu-a- him, lie ha- left an example worthy of imitation.
On occasions when dillicuh m.atters have come l)eforr the a-.-o-iation or r(m .o,uatioii
though bis v.ords liave been few, his counsels have been wise and his judgment has had
great wei-ht \vith the bodv."
Fcotu per-.nal rcniuf-ceacc^ of Mr. T.ittl- by U'-s . .fam's .V (.allup, a native ot
Ledvat.l- •• We shall not ceasi- to remember tin- marked. sinudi.Miy ot his (diaracter,
Wit'iioui pride or ostentation, oppo.s,.d to all preieu.'c and mere show in (diaracter and
manners, nev.r seekln- -re:.c thimrs forhiu-e!f or ),:> friends and content with^tnall
and hon. St gains, lu' lived'among us unto the enih 'fhis .impUcily pervaded all his halnts
20
800 BKAXCII OF JOSEI'i;.
of lite luitl liis intfrcDur.se with otliero. It cluiracterizfil liis conversiitiuu and liisstvjc
of public iiddn-ss, 'J'lue merit he was (juick to see and admire, pretence lie despised.
Ideas he appreciated, but mere words liowever elegant and ])olishcd, were his abhor-
rence. He was liiniself a man of few \\ords, l)ut these words were often proverbs in
meaning.
'■ lie still lives in liis patient example of industry. In his study cr.- in his field In;
was pre-eminently an industrious man. At liouic or alirnad, in his parish, he was never
idle. He knew not liow to bt^ still when abh' to muve. hew men ha\e used more con-
slantly or faithfully their full nn^asure of strength.
•• Xor shall we soon forget }iis public spirit. He entertained the most liberal ideas uf
culture and improvement. He believed in progre.ss, material, intelleetu.il and spiritual.
fie stimulated the young to tliink inteiligenily and liberally on all (piestions. He
preached up benevolence a.s good economy as well as a christian virtue. The ]K)or
aluays found in him a friend. He took a deep interest in eilucation, ()])cned his house
as a s(diool for ttarlu-rs. visited the ])uljlic srjiools, gave lectures to the young people of
his parish im the natural sriences and in every way aimed to awal^en in all a liberal and
cultivated spirit. He kept i^ace witli the times and made himself familiar with the
inarch of events and with the great principles involved in them. Though in no sense a
politician, he. dared to be a ]>atriot, and to express with characteristic candor and jdain-
ness Ids love for liberty and the Inion.
'• He will live long in liis git at sinyh-ness (<f jiurpose. 'i he sjiritual welfare of his
]>eople was the onr- great absorliing thougjir n\' his life. The jo-osjierity of Zioii was his
constant ]irayer and labor. He rejoiceil in those seasons of revival tliai repleuished lier
waste phi'-es and brought honor to her Goth He longed for tlieir return.
'•His sermons and exhortations at all times bore witness of the earnestness of his
desire for the salvation «i souls. ThuUirh not especially gifted in persuasive' jirivate
conversation witli the im]>eintent. yet many will remeniljer the somevshat (juaint but
often telling words addressed to tliem on .-onu' <diance ojiporiunit} and if not alwavs the
most smoot)! Hud \vini\ing. yet no rm- doubted their sincerity or their force. He longed
to see the church on u sultstantial fouii'latiou and to feel saie lliai it W(juld never be less
vigorous and ho}'eful than at iire.-eiit. Often, my fiiends, has he spoken to us of the
jirosperity of Zion wlien he should be gone. W'e sliall al.so remember bis stiHmg attach-
ment to tlie places and scenes of his early life. With uhat zest lie revi.sitefl tin? old
places, and re-called the early associates of his youtli. What fresh and increasing;-
interest he manifested towards Yale College b'lth in its i ailier and later histoi-v. Every
year almost without excejition found him at her annual co'iimeneement exercises.
Before the era (if railroads he failed not to ]nty his annual vi.-^it to his Alma Mater, trav-
eling ill his ov.il ju'ivate carriage and visiting at conv.-nieul intervals at the house'of
some friend on the route. His own struggles for an eilucation made him the earne:-.t
friend of all \\dio encountered similar iiials.
■"A self-made man liiniself, he had the highest esteem for all who by their own exer-
tions rose to honor and usefulness, and the largest faith in the ability of all vouth to
make sometliing of themselves, and I doubt m^t many liave gone forth from this center
of his influence inspired directly or indirectly with loftier faith and a nobler ambition
than they would otherwise have had."
The children of Mev. Timotliy Tuttle are: 1, A>.\.\ M.AUtA, b. Ot't. lo, 1811; m.
Nov. 0!:», ISi-JS. R'^v. XehemialL B. t'o il-:, then pastor of the 1st ("ong. chh. at Stoningi'Ui,
Conn.; sui-ceded liis father-in-law in the chii. at Ledyard; bed. Xov. 17, iSTil, a. f^O.
1, Willim/t Tattle, b. at Stonington. A]u-il 'Jtj. 1S40; res'. Kast Saginaw, Mich. L\ Eliz,'
Brddirln, b. Oct. 9, 1841; m. Oct. 17, Ib^'t'K (iunioii Williams of Cliicago, HI.; res. Titus-
ville. Pa. 1, Lucy Maria, 1). at Ledyard, April!), isiis. :], JuJirtrr't. Dtc. ol. b^4;}. >,
Haiu;i!;t Ni:v,-Kf,T., b. April lo. lNl"4: m. at Ledyard, Sept. lo. 1811. Leonaid Chi-istei-
pher Smith. 1, JLtri/ y>.>rt"i' . Jan. -^'i. 1S4.'): m. l).-t. 17, 18(37, Charles Smith Noble, b.
HartL. Feb. 4, 184-'. 1, Charles Leonard, b. at Led., Mav 7, ly7U; res. Hartford. '-'.
Harriet Kli/.a. b. HartL, .March 1. I^T-J. ;j, Edwar.l James" Julv 80, 1S75. 2, ILirril
R:n/,n:'nil. May S, 1S4'.); d. May 12, IS.",!.
613. Katharine Tuttle, b. Nov. Go, l(li);i: m. Feb. 14, 1724, (leorge, s. of Sam'!
and LVi»e.-!a. dau. of G m.. Lardee .Mix ..)f N. II iv.. b. Maivli2L ITU-'. lb- wa- nepheu
<d' Ib-v. Siep'ieM Mix of W : I ! lerslleld : re.^. N>'. I!av. (.).;t., irb7, Iii., wilNxlub. b\ r-
SanuKd, urns, daus., S.byl Wolcotr. KiUharine Todd; ihui. K-^ther Potter to have 2<)
acres on l>eacon Hill; gr. s. Samuel Mix, 2ii acres on I'.eacon Hill; s. Stejiheii, (JO acrea
on Beacon Hill.
1. Son, b. Sept. 4, d. Sept. 7, 172o.
TUTTLE. 307
II. Sibyl Miv, b. Sept. 2(j, 17'3(!; m. Aa^^ 10, 1744, John, s. of John and Ann
Sjx'irv \N"oli-ott. 1). .lun. S, 17",'5: wUi. Sibyl. udinK. of est., K.j-J. 1, Joiix, b. June 8,
I7I."). ~, 'I'lMoi iiY, .Marcli 4, 1741;; Saiii'l Mix, j^'tianL, 1761. 3, Sai;.\u, h. April :;0,
I74i».
III. Kathai-iuf :\Ii.\-, Jan. 2-2. 172U; tl. ill rhesieiii.'M. Mass., Avig. 2(i, ISIS, a. 81);
111. Jan. 24, 17o<), (iershom (s. of (JiTslioiu and Hanuali) Todd, bro of Asa Todd, who ni
Marv TiUtle, dan. of Joslma [:!]. Est. adin., 1770; wid. Katharine, admx. and t^uani. to
.histiis and Esther, Stejihen Mix, iruard. t(. Mix and Asa. 1. Mix, b. and d, Xov. ('),
1751. 2. Mi.X. b. Dec. 21, 17-32; " now (Dec, 177S) £!:one over to join the enemies of tli^'
V. S;" C'ai>t. Saniind .^t water, adinr. '■]. As.\, June 2S, 17")(i; d. in ('unmiin^'ton, Ma.-,-;.,
Julv'lO, 1S17. a. '.II; Bapt. minister. (See Jh'Ua inV.i JU'<'. of W.. J/./.<.v. ; ni. May 24,
177S Abiicail, dan. of Amos and i'hebe Hishop of N. Ihiv.. h. Sept. 24. 17.")S: d. in
C'besteriield, Mass., Ort. 2, 18ol, a. tcl 1, Thirz'i. b. Jan. 21, d. Eeb. 24, 1770. 2.
Tlilnii, ba]). Get. 22, 1781: d. Oct. 10, ISOl. 3, L'lrrAiu. b. May s. 1 rs:i; d. .March 2'j.
IS].*), a. ol ; ni. Moses Fi.sk of (.'. 4, ./'•■.v./z/.v, Jum- 24, 17S5; ni. ' Apiil U, 1S07, ("yicne
I>ainon: (2) ls2r), Mrs. Jemima Shaw. o. J)ir,:ii! Mmiiictn, .\w^. 2S. 1787; ni. Ajnil 9.
ISlO.Marv Kowe. 6, Mury, b. Oct. 15, 1780; d. inC'., Oct. 17, 1810; ni. Lewis IIiirfi:ins.
7, Lyyncti, Oct. :]0, 17'J1; ni. Sarah Kinney. S. K-'<lln r. Aj.ril 30, 17!)4; m. Ezra Stearns.
9,' 0'')i:(h'c)hv\ Sept. 20. I7'.)l]; m. (.)ct. 3, 18b"). Jolm Williams. whi> d. in .V^hfield, Mass.,
Aj.vil 4, 187f' , a. Sit vrs. 1 1 mos; wid. res. Athens. Ala.. ISs;]. 4, Pitkiu-;, !>. Sept. 2^,
17."")8; d'. Chesteiliclll, Mass., O-t. 2, iSol, a. 'J3. o, Esthkh, b. Aug. 28, 1751). (3,
Jt'sTrs, d. nnm., 1780.
IV. Samttel Mix. b. Dec. 15. 1730; will pvov. ISOO, of No. llav., nnis. only s, Satn-
u(d, gr. s. Samuel, daus. Lydia Ives, b. A])ril 23, 1753, Lucretia Brooks, who d. before
1818, leaving i.: Iieliecca ^\'o(Jdin, Anudia Ilomeston and Katharine Todd.
V. Esther Mix, b. Nov. 22. 1732; m. Feb. 15, 175(>, Tinrnthy I'oiier. A Timothy
Potter's est. of Ilamdeii, adm. 18:)2, mns. chil., 'J imothy,* 'I'itus, Ja.reil, Allen, Jolm,
James, Katharine.
VI. Isaac Mix. b. June 13, 17:i5: d. Xov. 30, 1730.
VII. St.-pln;, Mix, b. May 11. 1730; loyalist; wf. Zurvlah.
614. Elizabeth Tuttle, 1'. Jnly 27, 170,-,: d. S.-pt. 27, 1751; in. Sept. 25. 1740, ('apt.
i^aiuuel Barnes ibis 2d wf.), s. of Thoma^ an<l bro. of Deboiah, wf. of Jnsiali Tuftl*'.
lie ni. (l)Iieb('ccu Parker, win) d. 173U; (3) about 1752 Dorcas, d;iu. of Joseph Turner.
h. June 17, 1722: d. Feb. 17, ]75li: (4) Phebe . He d Jnly 21, 1702, a. 03; estat.-
iitsol.; wid. Phebe named: Doicas a minor in 1707; Dr. .Eneas Munson guard., suc-
<'eede<l bv Joseph Sp^rrv in 1700.
I. 'Pebecca Barnes, b. July 27, 1741; d. y.
II. Samuel Barnes, b. A"!>ril 24, 1743;" ('apt.; ni. 1704 Tleji/ibah Collins, lb-
v.-a^ the first moderator of thf Epi-. society in I'-, llav. 17s8, and with Samuel Tuttle
and James Pardee tin- Hrsi wardens ami vesirvmeii. 1. Samuel, b. Jan. 3, 1705; d. at
sea Dec. 10, 1704. 2, J):i;kmiaii. b. March 0,'l707; d. Aug. 29, 1783, of small-jxix. :'>.
Elizabeth, b. March is, 1700; d. Sept. 0, 1772. 4, CiiAtycEY, b. Feb. 1, 1771; m.
May 29. 1704, Iluld.ih Smith. 1, 115//. 2. J/-//-/'/. 3, N.////////. 4, )[diiiLhi. 5, Jcre-
iiiiith. G, Aliiii.rii. 7. i'hd'i iifi ii: and by a 2d m. this niotlicr bad 3 more. 5, Ei.i/..\-
HF.Tii, b. Maixdi 7, 1773. 0, S.vkaii, b". Nov. 4. 1775; d. Mnv 12, 17S:!; measles. 7,
Foi.lv, Jan. 20, 1777. s. Amos, Oct. 14. 1770; d. Xov. 30, 1707, of yrllow fever. 0.
Hhla Collins, Der. is,- |7SL
III. Elizabeth Barnes, b. .Muivh 1, 17b5.
IV. Lsaiah Barnes, b. Jan. 1, 1747-S.
G2. Samuel TllttlC, h. July 15. 1070: by trade a mason; inv. Dec. 1, 1700. Id3(l;
^^id. Sarah, (bil. Samuel, a. 13; Sarah, 11; Ste])lien, li; Jonas, 4; .Vnios, H; .Vnna not
nanied.. In 171!, Samuel i hose Eieut. irndiaid Mile.- guard. Sarali, Ste]dien and .buuis
chose Capt. Joseph Munson. In 1713 est. of Samutd T. orderi'd sold and \- given to the
will., the rest divided into 0 eyiial ]>arts. In May. 1725, the wid. Sarah, then of .\. liav.,
conv. laud in Farmiun"t(jn to s. Steidieii, and tlie lU'Xt year she conv. land to .Jonah;
S irali makes her :u;trk. In 1725 Sieplien Turtle .m'IIs land in F. to '"my uncie .lolin
Ib'.rt"; Jonah sells land Julyl. 1720. In 1725-0 Si^rgi. Samuel .ludd (.f 15.;iirngton
^ays '• my kinsman Jonah 'i'utile -.ihor.! j b.ive brought n)i fi-om childhood." .bin. 22.
17-j Sarah Tuitb ct.siv. ;o soi Anios land thai shell be laid out to my liu.-b^'iid Samuel
'I'urrie, dec.
*I)isi.. of est. of Tirnothv r'j->ttpr, iSiC. t.) witl., land t)Oundcd by I'.li \Vhiliu;y : j->ani»;l, Timothy,
.bii.c/, Cjerjri:c, Scfiey Hull, X.incy Shipraun, Raciicl I'olter.
,'KIS }5IiAXCJ[ OF JOSEPH.
1. Samuel, h. Jan. 9. KJOfi-T: d. bffoiv 17-29; as a<,a-eeinciit of Doc. '29 of that yr. .
Sarah and Bf'njaniin Doiinan. jr., of N. Ilav., StiM>heii and Jonas Tutile of Farininirton
conv. to " our rchiTion " Amos Tutth- rii^ht in est. of our l>ro. Samuel Tutih', \av- of X.
Ih.e.,diC.
II. Sarah, h. Sept. o. lOtll*: ni. Benj. Dorman.
III. Anna, h. Dec. '23, ITUO.
IV. Stejilien. b. S<-pt. o, ITOo: m. Sarah ; perhaps that wiiL of Slrph-n Tuillr-
who d. in Fannington .Inly '20. IToO. In ll^o Sreplien of Farm. ennv. to Saiaii Tutth.-
rii^ht in f. Samneriuttle.' 1, Sti'.I'UKN. of ^Vnllin.irford: in. AbiiCail -. 1, Sftphen,
K.'of Stephen of Farmiuirton. Uet. lit. i:.V3. '2. Strplnu. b. Sept. 17. 1702. :;. Anno.
March 2.S, 17G4. 4, Sarah. Oct. It), 1703. •"). Mirry, Sept. (J, 17(J7.
V. Jonali. Nov. "20, 1705; in 17"26 called Jonas of Farminoton in dte<l to IMirhael
'I'odd.
Vi. Amos, b. May :;0. 1708; m. Sarah Mansfield.
6*22. Sarah Tuttle, b. Sept. 8, 1099; m. Jan. 10. 17-22, Bfujamin, s. of Benj. and
Ihith Johnson Donnan, 1>. Any. U, HiUit. luv. 1783, wf. Hli.^abcth, Esther \vf. of Nathan
Dumnier. heirs of Lydia Hitchcc^ck, Phebe \vf. of Mattliew Gilbert, s. Samuel Dorman.
gr. s. John (Jorham;' adm. of Elizabeth Dorman. 17S7. yiven to Susar.na, wid. of John
Gorhanj.
I. Samuel Donnan, b. Jan. 21, 172:;: in. May 1-1. 1740, Sarah \\oodin. 1.
Samuki,. 1). Nov., 1749. '2. Mai!V. Oct. -2!), 17.'):l :!, .)"ami:s. Nov. is. 17.j5. 4, David.
June 13. 1757; d. Mav 'J, 1821: m. Mal)el, who d. Marcli 1^. IS.^S. u. >i'A\ yrs.; "2 cliil
11. Lvdia Dorman, Mardi 12, 172(1; ni. Dec. 15. 1745, Joim (bnhajn. She m. (2)
- — Hitchcock and d. before 17s3. 1, Isaac . Auir. 3, 174i;: d. IM:). 2. STKCtniN. F-b.
1,1747. Phelie wf. of Sit i>hen d. 1S22. 3, Hannah. .Inly 25. 1 75(i. I. .Joii:;, July 7.
17.53; d. before r7s7: m. Susanna .
III. Pliebc Dorman, b. May 24, 1731; m. Nov. 23, 17411, .loseph, s. of Jo-eph Donnan.
He va.s killed by British in N. Hav. July 5. 1770; will ]mov. .v;nne \r.; Phebe eserx. and
guau!., 1781, of"Ke.:-'er; Levi lv( s- was yuaul. to.b .-cph. P.i nj. Wrodin wa.s uncle to dec
8he m. (2) Jan. 3, li^'l. Matthew Giii)ert. 1. ]7Li/.AiiKTH, b. .-Vpril (i. 1751 ; m. David Mun-
son, jr. 2. JOKi., April '.», 1753. 3, FixiiK. Feb. 2(», 1757. 4. F.sriiKi:. May 17. 17(Jit:
d. 183(>, a. 70; m. Isaac Aui:ur, who d. Dec. 11. ls2s, a. 75. 1. Klilni, of New l.ond(;n.
Conn., b. 1781; d. Jan. 9. l.sll.. a. ;^i3; est. a/lm. by f. I-aar: ni. h'^-tht-r . 2. l-^iac.
b. 1705; d. Feb. 4. IMiO. n. 74: wf. K-i1ht b. 170ii: d. Dor. i:;, ls:i(i, ;i, 40. 5. Jtv-in-.v.
Dec. 1, 170-2. C. .loiiN. twin with J(-<h.!a. 7. P.uokk. < 'rt. 1, 1705. S. Is.\.vc, Nov.
21,1708. 0, JoKi., March 4. 1772. 10, .Ioskimi.
lY. Esther Dorman, July 5. 1734; m. .March 11. 1750. Israel Doiman. Ino. Joseph
above. In 1757 In' deeded to 'I'rin.ity clili. New Ifav. the (ilebe lands. He d. befon-
1771. and ^'. id. Estlu'r m. Nath.aniel Dumnier whti in 1770 in riglit of his wf. Esther
adm. on est. of The late Israel Dorim\a dfC. a jiart of the est. of the wid. Sarali Donnan.
{^ratuhuollierof heirs of Israel 1, JosKi-ii, May '28, 1757; m.; est. adm. abt. lS-23; naiui->
cliil.: 1. A(hih, dec. and left heirs. '2, Lnr!n<hi. 3, Merri*'. 2, Isuaki,. Sept. "23.
1701. 3, Stki'hkn, Nov. 7, 1763. 4, Ai)Ait..Ium- 11. 1700. 5, Isuaki., A))ril 23, 1707.
626. Amos Tuttle,* May 30. 170--;; m. Sarah Mansfield, b. Aj.ril •'S. 170G; dan. of
Jai)het. In 175S, he sold land in Blue Hills, laid out to Samuel Tuttle, jr. , to John
Turner. In 1730, lands laid out in name of Simon Tuttle. sr. (whom he called uncle).
to Sainuel Darling. In 1732, he is called of Cooper's Quarter, N. Hav. 1731-^ Amos
and Saiah of Wijlingford. conv. dwellintr Itouse, shop, liain and one acre of land in X.
Hav. toCapt. Tiieophihis Munson. In 1734, conv. to John Woodin it. in f. Samu.d and
Uncle Simon of ^Val]■d. d.-c. In 1753, Amos conv. landtojoil Bradley.
I. Samuel, b. Marcli 5. 1731.
If. Sarah, b. ,luite7. 1 ;:^3; m. bv Mr, Stiles. Xov. 0. 1753. .la.mes Ives.
III. Sa.sa.nna. I). Marcli lil. I7:'.'i:"m. by Mr. Bird. .Ian. 27, 1701, EOcMu-'.r-r U'aTiier.
1, A.MOs, Nov. s. 1701. '2. Esiini;. .Uilv I'.'i. 170M. 3..1uN.vir. Fob. l,s, 17(;,-,. 4. Han> mi
March 14.1700. 5. Eni:.\i;7.KU. -lulv 10, 170"-^. 0,. Sisa.nna. Ajiril 1, 1770. 7, Is\a<-.
Jan. (), 177'2. 8, I.ydia, Mav 5. 1773."
IV. Lvdia, b Julv '211, '1741 ; m. by Mr. Bird. .March 7, I7(iL V^rn] . Allimr.
V. Mar V, .Nov. ih, IM:;; ni .Vpri! 4. F, OS, ,,l( .h.ii Culver. 1, W ii.i.i a.m. b. .Mar'-h
27, 1770. 2, .Moi.i.v, March 12, 1772.
\\. Samuel, b. Aug. 25,1745.
*Aci Ai-.os i'unl'- had b.ip. in Chesliire. Dec, 1742, Jau Msry and soa Xath.^nicl.
TriTLK. 309
fc|' 63. Stephen Tattle, b. Mhv 'JD ]()?:!: r .u. to \Vno.ll)n<l^!,ro, N'. J., waci-f his
If name (ir.-t aiipi-ars un i.-ttid rec. A])iil IT, li)'.!."), ;i> i;TaiUPp ol' Ti acres of lii^-h iand, wliirli.
j;;.|. was laid nut In liiiii Ik'c. 21 , same yr. lit- ii(H;i;lii () jiures adjoinitiu- of .Joliu lioMiison.
'ft blark.sinitli. dfcil dated Xi'V. ]'.], 1701, in wliich .losrpli Tuttlf; is luuui'd. At tou-ii
;-| iiit'ctin.i: .'an. 1, 1G97, Stt-pbcn Tuttl*' was clio-t-n constable for tlie year ('.isuiiji:-. His
f'f name stands fourtli on tlie li:-,t of cliLircli ineiiibers;" m. in ^^'oodbridtl:e, N. •!.. b\ Satnnfd
% Hale, .lii'-lice of the Peaee, ^Sel.t. 10, lOSir., JUitli Kit-/. Kandolj.h of ^\ oodl)rid^i;-c, of tli«
^4 family fmin whieli (iov. Itai.di.djih is de-,r. His will dated Uci . 2t>, 1700. aiaf rervrded
:-'K in Trenton. X. .1.. same year; names (.'nnsin .lolm ('ooper, s. Timothy to have tin- lionsi'.
■'I sons Josepli and Ste]>li,n to have i;iOea(di. S.imiie] not nann-d; .los'-i'li to be s.-nt to
i;| New Haven to Theophilus Mnnson: A]>ril t», 17'J."), Tiinotliy, Josepli and Stf;plien Tattle.
f| of Newark received of Daniel IJrittan and John Cooper, exeers. of the will of [Stephen
iS 'I'uttle of ^^'oodbridire, -dec, t':3-")0 in current money in fnll. iy</nir/.' 7o/r/i licctn-d.)
ff ]. 'i'innithv, b. Oct. llj, KiUti; m. Cecilia Moore.
i.| II. Joseph," b. Sept. :2. IGU^; m. Nov. Ti . 1700, Abigail ()o;den.
f:i 111. Stephen, m. Jan. '},'■), 17oo, Sai'ah Stanley.
ifh IV. Samuel, probably d. y.
Il 631. Timothy Tuttle, b. in Woodhridio-, X. J.. Oct. IH. Klim; with his brother
i"! do-epa settled in Newark, X. J. In f 7'2:! Timorhy wa'^ chosen '■ Clerk of Strays." In
■£ 17y(>-'51, fence viewer, and one of the overseeis of the poor, and in 1782 he v.as elio.sen
^1 Assessor; no mention in Newark Kecords after 17o2, and deeds in ])osse;.sion of Jolm 0.
'f Tuttlef (d' Hanover shou tliat his ancestor, .loseiih 'i'nttle, bouirhf hnuls tlnTe in 1725.
J and the hr.ither.-~ removeil to Hanover. Morris (.'o.. almiu M'-Y-i. Titnothy 'I'nttie, Es.-j.,
;'| Justice of the I'eace, d. Dec. ol . 17ol; will prnv, , Inly IToo; nms. <-liil. ]">ani(d. Thon^as.
vi l-aa<-, Sieplu-n. A'orahaii!, Mary and .Joanna, \\'a\. (V'cilia and >on-iii la\\ Joisaliian Slilehi,
ll Hem. (.'ecilia Moore, whose burial .Inly :l 17()S (a. GS), is the liist record on the " Mor-
^, ristown Hill of Mortality.""
% I. Daniel, b. Jan. lo. 172."): m. Jendma Jnhnson: (2) Catharine .McDowell.
•'» II. T}n>itias, m. Mejiitable I'airchild.
Sill. Isaac, buried Nov. ti, ]77(5. a. T)'^ (d. of jileiirisy. Morris. 15111).
IV. Stephen,
i V. Abraham, b. Dec. 17, ] 7'i2, in the 2-1 ih \ ear of his age; est. adm. bv Jonathan
:| Stiles. ■ . ■ ' - • ■ ■ ■
;| VI. Mary.
I Vli. .bianna, buried Sept. 17. 1 7sl . a. .-);); fever. The Morris Bill says wife of Jona-
il tiian Stiles, Ks(|. (Saiah, v,f. of Jotuitlian Stihs, I'-q., of eons.. Feb." 6, 1802, a. 70;
% DorotliN . wf. of Jonathan Stiles, l''si|., of hurt and fever, Jan. 18, 1804, a. OS.) Jona-
4 Hian Sfites, Es(i., d. <d'old age Oct. I), ISUG. a S.").
^1
:| 6311. Daniel Tuttle, b. Jan. 1;;. 172o,- m. 1747. Jemima, dan. of Hezekiah John-
i .son, who d. Jiily 21, 1774. She nnnle pr(d.-ssJon of religion, 17.j2: (2) Mav 17, 1780,
Catharine M(d)o well, who d. Sejit. 2^'. 17^:!. a, :jS; c!^ June, 1785. Marv Plum, who d.
' Sey)t. 17, 1808, a. 80. He d. Oct. !), 1S(|5, a, SO. Daniel TuUle and five "of his .S(ms were
I in the Rev. anny.
I 1. Timothy, b. Sept. is, 174S; m. Marv Ward.
I II. Anna, b. Feb. 2:!. 1750; d. Ai)rll !),' isl.-,; m. March 2!l, 17C8, Uzal Kilcliel,
I wlio d. .Ian. 22. 181o.
I III. Phebe. b. Fel-. S, 1752: d. Aug. 11, 170*;.
I IV, Jo.seph, b. June 22. 1754: m. I'.-^ther Parkhurst.
I V. John. b. Ort. 2, 1754: a Hev. sol.; d. at Vallev ForLM'. April, 1778.
?, VI Jemima, b. .Marcli 25. 175(); m. Walter Mofla'tt.
I VII. .Marv, h. Julv 2;. 1757; d. Mav ;«), 17fi!,
I Vlll. Duniei, b. Aug. :j, 175i»: d. May 27, 17Go. ■
^ IX. \\'iriiam, b. Xov. 5, 17G0; m. Tempi W ickham.
\ X. Cecilia, b. Dec. 2i). 17G2: m. Ch.arle.- Cordon Smith.
t XI. Katurah b. Dec. 11. r.G4: d. .•<. i. Marcli 1,S, 1850, a. Sd. She was for s.iv.-nil
\ >'s. hous(dceeper for.ludge Hohert .Morris of New Ihunswick. X. .1. She m. abt. 1817,
I NV'illiam I'datt, wliod. abt 1S20.
|. XII, , David, b. March 22, WGfi: m. Oct. 10. 170:^, Jemima Keoimrd.
I XIH. Czal, June 25, i;t;7; m. ^usai■, .\lner. /. by 2d m. ;
I . "'The church at Woo(ib;id2e was I'ounded Jan. ^9. i-;i>3, by three persoiis who h,:'.d been coinniunicanis
fc '•"• otlier chiirtlies, \iz.: S.^aiiicl Hale, John V&.ii an.1 No:ih. l',is!'..jp.
k 'John TuLlle iiud v.ile rCt/iah, who J. ol fever Dec. -,o, 17S5, a. 6j.
:JK) BUAXcir of josepii.
[ XIV. Jolin, n,T. 24, 17S1: <1. in Iiuli;ma. 1S8!I; in. Curulinc P. Thoma.s.
I' XV. Jalif/,, Soi>T. 19. l7t^o; ni. ISUS, i;ii<i(!a liuvnctt.
j 63111. Timothy Tuttlc, b. Sfpl. is, 174s; a R,-v. sol.; <'ai>;.: ni . Maiy, dnu. ,,f
! 'ri!i!o.|iy (.'oopir W'aiil. who d. .luiU' 5. lN.")l. a. DO; a [u'lisioiuT. lie d. .luiic Ki, ISK);
I jiiadti pnifcs.siou of ndit^ion, July 4, ITVIO; les. Whippaiiy, .Morris Co., X. .1.
V I. JaiiH's. 1). .luiK i>\, l~S2: m. ]-:ii/.al)eth Farrand"
!- 11. AslibL'll, b Ort. 1. 178:3: Uv<-d in X. \. citv sev. vrs. , amid, thr .Ian. 21, is-j'.)-
i m. ihirriet Halscy, b. June 9, 1790; d. IX-c. 2:i, 1^49. 1, Dki.ia Makia. b. Vr\>. (i. IM.V.
;- d. Ain-ll 16. iNoS. 2, A.NPKEW. m. Emnui Swan; both dec. 1, A/mti FninriH, m.
I Fri-di-rick Meekvr. >], K:-.ni,v ("., in. W'm. Bi'acli; (2) Ilciiry Halscy. 4. William.
j i\\. T',, ED(;.\lt, m. G, LoiisA. ni. (icor^c Davis; (dec.) 1, Gcin-'jc. 7, .Jank, unni.
i III. Tunothv, b. Sept. 17. \~^~^\ m. Susanna U'asliburn.
' IV. Anibro.s...
; V. I'helie, (I. Dec. 22, 1S4:1 a, 54: m. (h-x. .-), is22, .loscpli Blvthrn (2d %vf. ;. wlio
\: .1. .May 11, 1.^44, a. ."iS. 1, E.Mii.v, \>. Jan. ."i, 1X20; d. April 11, isi?. o, ErcKXK, b.
!.. Dfc. (i. 1S27; m. Mary (di^<-.); res. .\niboy, X. .J.; 2 daus.
t VI. Elizabeth, d". .v. i. , Aug-.. 1S.V2: ni. Ihirvt-y Davis arid rem. to Srhi-ncctady, .\. Y.
; VII. Lydiu. (1. ^ilarcli 24, l'^4o: umu. "A dutiful chui,t;htor and atVcctionute sister"
t (gravestont').
i Vlll. Mary Ward, in. Jan., ]s;^tj. Edinund l.an^stroth Blevthen, s. (d' Joseph. 1.
I Wm. IIkxuv,' b. Jan. ■"), 1837; ni. Eleanor L. Boue-luou. 1, l\nins.i Sir,.rrl.-:. 2. JkU.i.
f 3, George. 2, Cko. Dickwokth, Oct. 17, 1842; M.D. ; anin.; res. X. Y. C. 8, Jii.ia
j I,Yni\, b. March ;l 1817; in. Jacob K. llalsted.
•j IX. .\nibr<^se Johnson, unm. ; res Fentonville, ('luuitatKjnu (,'o., X'. Y.
631111. James Tuttle, b. Jan. 2:1, 17.'^2; d. Feb. G, 1S44; nn Xov. l;l ISuG,
•■ Elizabeth, dau. of Phineh.as Earrand, b. Mav DJ, 1787. -
j 1. Eloise Elvira, b. Feb. 14. 1808; in." Jose])h Uould.
; ■ II. Mare-aret, b. Au-r. 24, 1811: in. Xov., 185], Albert A. Kifchtdl.
{ " III. Ariadne, b. July 2'.), 1812; d. 1815.
' IV. Martha Ann, 1). Julv 7, 1814: unm.
i V. Phinehas Farrand, b. Julv 17, 181G: m. Jane Wood of Phila.
I VI. Charles r^ollin. b. Aus;. 24. 1820; d ls2:i
■ VI!. John Harvey, b. Oct. 20, 1882: ni. Oct. 20, is.-,:}, Pliebt- D. Searin- (d' Xewark.
■ X'. J. 1, J AMf:s William, 1). AiM-il 4,1855. 2, Ciivr.r.Ks Kdlltn. Dec. '2:^, is.ic, :3.
I JdiiN IIai'.vky, Xov. 5. 18(52. 4, Fkedf.iik k Si;ai;[N(;, Autr. 4. 18(>8.
I Vlli. Ariadne, b. Aug. C', 1825; in. Dec, l.sr4, Lewis Henry Freeman. 1, Fkv, is
Hknhv. 2. <iK(>iif;K.
\ 6311111. Elois Elvira Tultle, b. Feb. 14, ISOS; d. ISOO. -'A devmed chri.Tian.
wife and motle-r. She iidieriled from hei; father all those noble traits of (diaracter which
' made him .so marked in his day, and left a vitdi legacy to her children of a life speiit in
HI *.•.>*'.■ 111111 .',' Jiiniivv't. JH 111'- iiii.^' , cii.... Avii n. i.i.v.1. i.\im,*v^i vw I i\, \. i^llllVll'Xl \J I (I iilT ."'l/rilL IM
])rei»arinfj them, by example and prece])t, for this life and that which is to come;" m.
-March, l.s:32, Josepli Gould of Xew York, firm of J. (iould iV Sous, 90 Front st.
1: Charles Judson Oould, b. Caldwell, X. J., May 19, 18:W: in business with his
f. ; m. X'ov. 15, 18G8, Annie L., dau. of Frederick Westbrook, Estp, of X. Y. C. 1,
Ei,r.A\()i: Fkancks. b. Sept. 11. 18G9. 2, Iiosalik, ! . Sept. 15, 1S71.
II. (ieorg-e Tuttle (ionld, b. Xewark, X. J., Aug-, 2, 18:17; in busines.s with his f. ;
was chief of .stall" to Major <ien. T. Hunyou, duriiiir the war of tin- rebvdlion. and Inspec
tor (leneral of the Xatl. Guard of X. J ., with the rank of Col. ; m. April 10, 1807. Mary
Hi(d)a;-ds (iardner,--- b. ISosom. Mass., Sept. 21. ].s4(i. From early childhood Miss Gard
*kiu-hard (rardner, b. abt. r6io; in Woburn, .Muss., 1642; tree. 1652: d. March 20, i6g3; ra. Oct. iS, I'^si..
Mrs. Anna Blaiichard, wid. of 'Ihomas, j.r., of W'o. His sun.
Henry Gp.rdiicr. b W'o. Feb 12. 165S; res Cliariestown: d Feb. m, 1713; ni. Elizabeth, dau. of U'ni,
Lane, b. Bo'., Feb. 3, ii^ot;- d. June 3, 177:,; (2) Hannah Prescott. .''. by ist m.:
John Gardner, b 'July 22, lOuf; Harv. Co!. 1715; minister at Stow, .Mass.; ord. Xov. iS, 171S; d there
Jan. 10, 1775; Ti. April 14, 1720, Marv, dau. of Rev. Joseph Ba.\ter of .Mcdtield, .Mass., b Feb iq, 1701;
d. Dec. 3.-1. 175.;
I. Samuel, b. March 6, 1-2;; Harv. Col. 1746; M.I) ; d, B03. J.Tn. iS, 1770; m. May 22, i7'6, Mary,
dau. of Rev. Win Coojier, D D., who d June 23, 1778.
IF Henry, b. Xov 14,1731; H.-jrv Col. 1730; n'em. Middlesex Convention, 1774; Prov. Conff .
Oct i77t- First State Treasurer of .Mass .tillhed. Oct. S. i7?7. at his res., the " Old Province House'"
in Wo.; m. Sept. 21, 177"!. Hannah Clap of Dorchester, b .March i_,, 1750; d. Oct 21, iS:g. 1, Hini;v,
b. Aii^'. 2, i77q: Harv Col. 170-;; '>F D ; never practiced; m. May 17, 1S03. J^^anna Bird Everett, who d.
Feb. 7, 1807; (ji .March 2u, 1810. Clarissa Holbrook. /. by 2d ni.: i, lleniy JoitpU, b. Dor. June 14,
iSift; merch.mt; Gov. of .Ma-s. 1055-6-7; m^ Xov. 21, 1S43, Elizabeth, dau . ot Richard Cobb of Bost<;in .
ID. I'rancis, b. Fe'>. 19. 1757; Harv. Col : 1755, ord minister at Feominister, >.ia-.s.. Dec. 22, i;- >;
d. suddenly at Walerlown on journey to Bos., June 2, 1014; m. Oct. 5, iSt>2, Sarah, only /. of John Gibson
T UTILE.
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II. T was thr p.tif'. <niii nii'l ron-cspundtM't nl' tlic lion. Edward Everett, many >ii' wliose
letters ti) litT.sell' she ^.as iifesf-rvt'd. Slit- also' i>.>-^esses the iiianiiscript (»t' tlie famous
•• \Vashin;^toii Oiatioii." ]'resentfd to Iter iiy it.s distinu-Jiislied author. 1, .JoilX 'Jakd-
M-.n h. Sr]>t. lTi, ISTU. •■?. (iiooKOi; 'I'l iTi.K. h. \\\is. (•>, 1S7:1
iir. i:ivira <iould, 1). X., -\f-.Mvh 1, 1S4U; m. Xov. 14, 1SC,i), Kaac V. Brokaw of X.
y ('. 1. (iKACK. 1). AjU'il ■,'';. is'i;';. t?, Fkkdi-.p.k k, A\i--. 18, l^HS. 3, Isaac lH\-iN(f,
March 5ii. ISTI. 4. Ei.vw.a. An>r. :J1, IS?-?.
IV. Josephnie (iould. h. X., Mny-Ji;, 1S44; m. .luiieV:?, 1S()5. Trevonian Haight, .M.D.,
nf .Monmouih Co., X. .1. 1, Ki.nisi; '( Joi i.i>. Xov. ','. 1S()5. -^^ Ei.r/.A Axx, Dec. S'i. ISBtj,
:], .JOSKIMMNK (idl'l.D, -Illlv 07, h'^G'^.
631113. Timotliy Tuttle, b. Sept. IT, ir,S5; ('apt.; d. Sept. 7, 1855; m. Su.sanna
Waslihurii l.ec, h. Oct. '4. VAVo.
I. AU'xiua Maria, m. .Toseph I>i' <"amp of X 1, Al.KXiXA Makja.
II. Marietta Elizal)eth, m. Fraid-; W. I'itrce. 1. Ida 'I'rTTLK. 2, ENnr.v Lovisa.
;i. ]:i)WA!<i) Lkk. 4, Ff.ank Ke)i;KiNs.
III. }".d\\ard -MoiUiromery, in. Mrs. .loaiiiu; Day Xiehols (lu-e Bruen). He was
drowned; wid. and cliil. re.>. at Chtitliam, X. .1. 1, FiiAXK. '2, .Jaxe.
IV. Lucina Youn^^ Li'i-, lu. Jolm Ilal.sey Ihuner. 1. \\'>r. H. -3, Timothy Ti-ti'I-e.
?,, Ei.i'/.A .Jaxk. 4, Mauv ll.\rsKV. 5, Lti.t.ie Wasubi i;x, (3. -Iuun. 7, St sax. 8,
SUSAX CaMI'HHT.I.. y. ClI.^Rl.KS.
V. Ann Aui^nista, in. (Ten. A. Hunter.
VI. Mary J^ouisa, unni.: res. \\'liip])any, X. J.
VII. Kmi'lv Beacii, m. Wm. .1. Bruce of l.)over. X. -J.
VUl. Susanna Alexiua, ju. Williaui H. Iloweli. 1, Fkaxcis Cai.vix. 2, Ror>NKY.
:j, r^DWAtii) Li:r..
63114. Joseph Tuttle, h. .Tune 22, 175-'j; hlaeksmith: and by hard work earned a
house and lot, but unfortunately elected to office, th.e dutiesof wh.ich conflicting with his
kind dis])nsition a> a ueiKhbur, led into enibarrassnn nts, and finally resulted in his being-
sold out liy tlie .slieritf. In tlie latter part of liis life he was crippled in one of his feet,
and most" men \inder sin'ilar disability would luive considered it an ample exciise for
ceasing hard labor. Y.-t he continued "to work at his trade and seated on a revolving
bench between his anvil and tire, "he hammered out an honest living for his family ;"
ni. Esthei-. dan. of Samuel and Esther Bahluiu }':irkhurst. who d. (jf consumption,
.March 20, 17N1), a. vf); (2,1 I7'.)i», l.ydia .Mitchell, b. Dec. 14, 1752; d. Sept., ]s:;G. He d.
of jialsv, Apiil IM. 1S02. /. b\ I ni.:
I." I'hebe, bu. Sept. 181 1781, a. 1 vr.
II. William, b. in X<'W Vernon, .M"orris Co., .X. .T., Aug. 22, 1781; m. ISUG, Hannah
Camp; /2).Tulia .Vnn Tattle.
III. .lemima, b. Oct. 27, 17N2,; m. Xov. 20, 1N07, \Villiam Voorhees. h. 1783; d,
Feb. 17, 18UJ, 1, Wii.ija.m Titti.i:, !>. X, Y. C, Aug. 11, ls08; .1. in X. Y. C.. A].ril
2U. 18(39; unm. 2. CitAitr.KS F., b. in Xewark, X. .1.. -Tuly 8, 1811; d. in X., Sept. 19.
184(). ■ "
IV. .facob, b. Aug. 24. IT^^C; m. lsl4, Elizabetli Ward.
V. Eliza Dellart (twin with .Jacob); m. Sejit. 8, ISlrU, Dea. .Josiah L. Ward of
.lersey, <).. (his 2d wf.) He d. Mar.di 20, T^51. Mrs. Ward is still (.Jan. :iO, 1878) living
in vii;orous Irnilth in the 9id vr. of her a. /. bv 1st m. :
VI. .J.dm, b. Jan. 24, I7ij2; m. 1814, Sarah Mvers.
VII. Fzal .Johnson, b. .Jan 15, 1797; m. 1M9, Bachel King.
631112. William TutLle, l'. in Xew Vernon. Morris Co., X. .J., Aug. 22, 1781;
learned the printin<: busiue.-s, and f<->r many years was editor of tlie Si, fin, I nf FrcrOmn.
published in Xewark, X. .). Hi Js07. unde'r the preacdiing <>t' I'l'- <iritliu, he bceann'
converted, and united with the l.-t. Presb. cldi. of Xewark, In ISHJ, then com|iara-
tively a young ma!', for tlie otiiee, lie v.-as (deeted an elder of the chur(di, s^liicli then
niitnbered over live hundred coiumuniiatUs. For a number of years he was also a
tea(dier and sui>erinteudent of the Sabbath ^ehool, and in the latter part «d' Ids life was
made an almoiuM- of the (d>ur(di, and devoted nearly all his tiui.' a'.ul all his income,
excepting neei'ssary support of his fannly, to visiting, comforting, raring for and
of Lunenbercr, M.i"^s , H, (uno i ,, i-.tj; d. .\ii£r 15, 1^17- r.Joi!\-, b. Jan. i, 176.-;; fanner; d. .^ng. 21,
iKso, a. SS; iiJ. (Jot. ji. 17;).=;. fili/rfbetli, dau. of Gen. Wm (ireenleaf of Lancaster, b. Sepl. 2. i;''-"-; d.
July i-, 1S14. 1. •'h>hn, b' June ■.!. 180-,; merchant ot Bus ; m. Sc(>t. 5, iS;<5, Etnilv, dau. of Dr. Jeiemv
Stunson of Dcdh.im. i, Kmily Suropson, July i^, 1843. 2, .M.iry Richards, Scet. ?i, iS^o; rn. Co!, (.co.
Tiiulc Gould.
i3it.\>;cii or .losKPJi,
le'ifviut;- I'.ic sifllicted iiiid tlit:^ ju-rdy. His di'iuli Di-cui-red suddenly fnnu <ii>o])lfxy,
>iar<di 'J"2, 1S47. \\<- luvd Ijei-n aUfudJiif; to soiiu- hnsincss. n'ld v.ns .sti-ndiiig on ilif
<-t)iiier (if FiUi.a] and Mufket .siiHi-ts, in ^'rwaik. lo-ikin-- for Ids liots.' wlncii lie had U-It
tht're, luit wliich some buys k.ad taken for a iidc. \v1icm he fell and expired. Of his life
and c'liuracter ilie llo'i. 'J'hei.dMre Frelinirh'.iy^en thus sj/eaks: "I h<>noi- Ids uieuiory.
His life shune as that uf a hundde c'lnsisteut. h<'avenly minded I'liristian. 'I'liere was
a tenderness of s])irit aliout him, an elfenionat" -ympatliy with Iiis neii^^-hliors. and an
honest heartedness tliat d.reNv to him the hjve and esteem vi his townsmen. H(^ was an
Israelite in wliom there u as no ^uile. lie follov.-ed the Savior willi humble and willinw-
footste]>s He h)ved his closet and there recniiied liis streni^th for the eoidiict. His
hesi, iinmi.stakahle memoiial is the preeiousne.vs of hi.s mesiiory in Newark where he
lived and died." 'J'he siory of his liie written by Pies. 'J'little of Wabash Colle<re is
beautiful and im]ue-^>i ve." It was first jHildished by Robert I'arter iV 15 rot hers of N .
Y. Siibseqiientlv an edition sune-wliat abri^iiied and rnntaiidui:- a steel ]>ortrait was
published bv the" Ameilcan 'I'ra't So<;,ty; n,. Feb. 4, l^OC, Ilannali, dau. id' Nutlutniel
and Ka(diel (t'-i'it.') t'amp. 1>. :ii Mi. Veruoti, Morris Co.. X. .1.. A-()ril '26. 1T.S4: d. Dec. I.i.
1824: ('irJan. 25. 1^27, his 2d c-casiu, .luiia Anri. ihtu . ol Samuel and Abby (Kiteheli i
Tuttie. who d. at Whijipany, .\(<v. 4, ISf.s. /. by 1st m.:
]. Jr)se'>}i Natliatiiel, b. Jan. ], b'.-lO; yrad. Priucetor. Col.; an elder of the 1st.
Piesb. chh. in N'-Murk. 2S. -k, and treasurer and cliief executive otHcer of the Howard
Savin;.s Iiistitution of that city. He m. Feb. 4, isy."i. Jo.sephine M. Daicy.
H. Fhebe Camii, b. Jan'. :!, 1^12: d. Aug. 21, 1S13.
III. William ParkhursT. b. Hei'. 2ii, IM4; •.■■rad. Princeton (.'ok. 1n:]G: d. .lujtc- 24.
iSoT: drowned hi (.)\s a.-^'.-u lak<-. uea' Auimni. X. V., ^■>hilea .■■.tudeiit in the Theo. Sent.
of that cilv. lie was in a sail boa.; on tlu' lake witli three of liis classtnates, when a
sudden sijuall >trt',ck the boat, whicli instantly tilled and .satik, and all were dnnvned
Tlie names of his companions were H. Smith (d' .bduison, Williiun Woodbridge of
Stockbrid^-e, Ma.s.-., an. I Simeon S. -kdinsiin of Swe<!en, X. Y. .\ montr.nent has been
erected over their remains at Auburn.
IV. Elizabeth Camp. b. An--. 7. ISllt; d. Drr. 2."). 1S51: m. Aug. '.KK l^-V-). Aaron
('alter of Newark, b'. Jan. 17. i8i7. 1, \N i i.i.i \.\r I'l Tii.f:, d. y. 2. W'li.i.i.v.M TtTTJ.K,
)) Sep; 2s ]S4;) ;',. KlIZAKKTH JosKl'iilN!., li. Hec. 2('. iNol: d. .\i>ril l.'i. 1S.")2.
V. >iary Caroline b. F..J.. 2. lS:j:;: d. Aug. 17. ]S2:1.
631144. Jacob Tuttie, !>. Aug. 24, 17S(i; Xew Vernon, Morris Co.. X. J., ajipren
ticed to a ca.rjx'nler in Metidham. X. J., and the writer id' tld^ sketch ne-t a. hidy i'.i
Pa. wlio said that Jac<d). wdien an apprentice, had freiiuently walked four Jidjes after
his dav's work ^\•as done to cut tip wood for a poor widow in the village without pay
He was verv a' siduous in study during his lei-^ure liours, an.d Dr. Amzi Armstrong, then
minister at" Mendhani, em.ouraired liim to bei;-in the study ot' the hinguage.s, -wliiidt lie
did, re<itini:- to I'r. A. In !m)>; he united witli the )'re,s. chh. at .M., and soon after
ent»'-red the Blootntield Acail.. then almost as tammis as Princetoti. In 1812 he was
examined and admitted to the juinor class at Princeton, but f"r want of means was not
able to continue and was oliliged to n.-turn to Blomiield. His acipiaintance with (das-
steal studies, was so thorough that wdien he was 70 years old lie reail and construed many
of the text l)Ooks readilv. Indet u. Ids memory was .so accurate that w hen he was nearly
SO \ear.s old he learned" the entire ei-i-tle to tiie Hebrews, v.ith his Bible class reiieatiug
clut'iiter after (diai>ter with <rr.-at Hm.ncy. 'Die shorter caiechisn;. he could re])eat ques-
tions and answers to tlie very la.-t of his life, with a multitmie of scriptuie ]iassages and
Watts' ]>saliiis and hymns. ' NN'hen on his death-bed. a beautiful octogenarian, he was"
wont to rejieat the scriptures from memory and sing the liymns witli perfect cheerful-
ness as if his chambiM- wa.-- the vestibule of heaven. In 1814 he began study of theology
muler l>r. Armstrong, and in 1817 reiuoveil to Newton. Sussex Co.. X. J., and taught tn
the Acach-mv there until 1820. when on the 20lh of A])ril he was licensed to jireacli by
the Piesb. of Jer.sev. The same year he was called to the \\'esl Milford chuich, Passaic
Co. and ordained and installed .\ug. 14, 1S21. He labored here until Oct . 1,^:;2: thetirst
four V(>ars with litth appaient success. Inleiiiiierance was bla.-iing all that was fair in
that beautiful valley and lie was about to L'-iveup w hen a reinai kable set iousnes,- was
seen in his con.'regatiof,, udiich wa.-^ followed b_\ au extensive revival. le the spring ot
18;!2 another ivviva' occurred, liuriiig which "be and his devoted wife, a la<ly of rare
excellele-e atal iute! liij ,-:ice, vi.-ir. .] c\ci;\ l,..,.se and cabi'.l io- miles in every direcfb>n,
and their names are still held in L'^reat veneraiion in this reginu nf their labms. in 1^-'-
he reniuved to Ohio and engaged in home missionary work, i)lanting several churches
aiide%erywhere honored as a true man of (Jod. His piety was of a cheerful kind, which
made hiiu a w.dcoine vi-it'H- in tin- hone.-- of his hear.is and e.-,pecially in the slide ro.im
'-r *, wrs-^
5 /
-JlWffr T'r^lvrfnrri- r 4fi*-uij£*ii)liatBridtS!!Sni:t'ia&^'^ilS»i^'i:i^tieivl>ii
TirriLK.
31 H
\ few viMis licfoiT Lis (U';itl\ hv icrrivt'<l :iu iiijiiiv wliicli ciiuscd liiiii ,i;-it-;ir ]>aiii. l']) to
tli:it tiiii'' lie liiiil 'iiccn a luilc. acti\>' man, Nslid^t' (juiclc st^p ami briu-ht looks fxritod
.'.'•"ii.-ial aitciilion. He i. •tinned to Jcist-y, Oliio, -.nid ^l>.■llt the last yeafs of liis life in
ori-a^ioiiul Dn-achiiifi- and otluT chri.-^liaiL lalhus. lli.s last year was one ol lir-h si)iritua1
iiPMVim-iit. and oiilV a dav or two hct'off he diid he was licafd sini:;iii^' as idii-erfully Jis
;i (-liild the iisalin:
" My spirit looks to God alone.
My rock and rei'u£;e is his throne.
In all my feats and all my straits
My soul on His salvation waits."
li. (. .ian. (J, lN<iG. Ill W'ii-oirs I'ri'slj. Aliuaiiai.-, vol. M. from whirh tiif abovf ski-trh
i.s taken tli»',-e is isppciidi-d a lit-aiitifiil eulogv of Hcv. .lacoh 'J'littlo l>y Kev. Dr. (^'ox. lie
ju. Ant;-. '--'^. It^l^. Klizah.'th Waid of Hbxnntirld. N. J., 1.. .\n^^. -ii). 1787: d. Aug-. 2U,
1S7!. "slic was the Sth of I'J (diildron of Samuel f-awreiire and .Maiiraret (Farraiid)
Ward, wliti wa^ of the 4ih Lienefatioii in de.-oent fioie (ieo. W'aid o! Bratifoid, t'onn. :
Mar^jaret Funaiul was tif the -llh n-eneration in descent friini Nathaniel Karfand of Mil-
ford, (.'oiin.
1. Samuel Lawreviee, 1>. Aue-. •j."). In]."); ahmit the aue of nine ye.i)> he was sent
to the i;;,;omlitdd Aead. Ihiiini: tJie revival there in Is:}.") lie was converted, and began
preparation for ilie ministry, jn the fall m' ls;;;i liis mndc Wm. Tnttle of Newark look
liim into hi- own himily and seiiT him to one of the be>t .s<-hools in the city. Wiien his
father remnved to Oliin In- remained in Newark, his uncle W'm. assuniiit": all tlu^
expense-, ol' his ed tK-t.llon. Ill tlie sprint!- of ls.;7 he entered witli his ('oustn U'lii. P.
'I'uttle, the Soph. clas.-. at Princeton: ■' half advanced. " Here liis mind ta])idly devel-
t>])ed, and his <da~;s ^landing was liiirh, especially ;is a spetiker, and he was repc-atrdly
elected Id reiiie~>enr his i la.-s and >oi-iet_\ at ])nl)llc rx hibit ion>. At hi^ i;-rad. in ls:^f> he
vva-- appointed one of th.e .-^jieakers. In ls;;;7 he entered the 'I'heo. Sem. at Anburn and
look a hmh rank as a writer, sp.'.-iker .-ind ^!dlolar, and after the n^iui! coiif.-e of three
\ears Wils liceic-ed to jireach Oct. S. ls4(),liythe Newtirk Presbuery. He was soon
afterwan!-- called to, oidained and in->talled over the chnrch at I'aldwell, N. J. Hi.s
ministrv was successful and memliei.- were added to the chiirtdi. He h:td the reniark-
iible facultv of beina- able to call every iierson in liis parish by their (diristian name.
Finding his" .salary insiifiicleiit he was dl.-missed at Ids own re.pu'st in April. lS4f». He
was en'iploved for several vears fi_\ the Am. iiiiile Soc. lioth in the Secretaiy's olli<-e and
as genenirnL'-eiit forConn' lii-lan., ls.-,-|, he was instalh.-d j^astor id' the (dih. at Madison,
N.^Il.. and <-(,ininm d. until Aj-rii, ISti'J, wlnn he resigned, mucli agaiiivt t1ie wislies of
nearly all of his parishoiiers. He was then ;ii>p<.inte(l agent of the Am. Hible Society for
western N. '\".. but in 1S0:1 was invited to the liible Honse as assistant to the Secretaries,
which ]>osition he ocoupled until his deatli. in this position he displayed great talent,
tact and mdii^itry. and was often sent to distant and imi)orrant cities to re-present the
parent societv. 'in April, iMjti, he wa- atiaid;ed witli inilamniatory rheamaiism, and d.
on the Kith (">f that niontli. His funeral at Madison was an extraordinary one from the
solenmitv and deep interest nujuifested. ami the u'-'eat number who attended from Cald-
well and'othiri>lac-es near Madison. Tlie Newaik Presbytery, Hien in session, adjourned
to attend tint si-rvii-es. In j'er.-on he was nolily formed and evidently very stroiiir. His
countenance bright and kindled quickly in conversation or imblic speaking. His voh-e
unt-ommonly rich tmd powerful, delightful to ]iear, yet leaving the im]ii-es-;ion t!;at its
power was iiot fully exerted. Some of his sermons were tine si)ecimens of elfective
eloquence and it was not uni'reipient ti> see numlieis of his hearers moved to tetirs. In
praver lie liad unusual gifts. 'J'he prayer he oll'ered at the bedside of his dying father.
tlie"lusT visit he atid his brotln-i. the P'rest. of Wabash Col., made to him. will not be
forgotten. 'I'lio.se ])resenr say it was ;i marvidou- prayer in its tenderness, earnestness
an<] exalted faith, as if both'father and --.in were th.'ii seeing (llod face to face. Those
who we]. t under tlie |.ic,ver of that jirayer did not doubt that the fathe|> would soon be in
/(/V Father's house, but they little thought tliat the son ajso u as so imar. — Wi'fsni'.-^
J'rt.-:' . AhiniiKii', vol. It. He 111. dune, jsi l . bv Hr. Lyman Peeidier, .\ui-elia, dau. of Aaron
Camj) of Newark; sh- d. suddenlv Hec -Jo, 1 s.-,!i:",-3) .Ian. . IsC,!. |,y Hev. .lacob Tuttle,
Margarita Thoiup-on of Madisou.'N. ,1., who d. Ap.il IS, fs.i-i. in idiildblith. i. by
1st in.: 1, Wii.l.i.wt F.\HKiii-i;sr, li Dw.. ls40, m. Sept. 4, iNf.T, .loanna Ihith;-
Tiomp-oM (d' .Miulivon. wh,, d. -oo,,. /. b_\ Od m. : 4, .bist:ru N atii \ NiKi., b. Ajuil. ISC.:.:
V. C. .Ian., IS.vj,
1!. .bisi'ph Fairand, h, at l>loom!ield, .March 1 J, i^lS: rein, with iii> fathers fam.
in fall of ls;5J. to (di:.'; \vorked. (ui tlie farm until Nov., bs:j(;: finished prei)arations for
toUe.re in (.irair. ille Aeadc'iny: giad, ai Marietta t'ol, ]S!l. At Lane Seminary, 1S4L
314 lUtA.NCl] OF JOSEPH.
Liccus(-(1 by Prosbt. of Marion at Ik-lawan-, O. . April '1. 1S44. In Nov., ]S-|.-., went to Oa
Prcsbt. clili. at Dclawar.', (). OrilaiiiPil and installed i)ast()r of same April -21, !M(5. Or,
Hiniry Suiith pr.-arhin,i;- sermon, and IJ.'V. .lacoh Tuttle uiviao; , liaivrf. In Sept., Is47,
accepted call lo Pr.'sht. clili. at Hockaway. X. J., where lie (-ontiiiued niitii ISil-j"; tlim
became I'res. of Wabash c(dlejrt', at (■ra'v.rordsvill.-. lud., whicli i.o>!tioM h.- now (Is:>-Ji
holds. He i> the aiitlujr of nnmerous ])ublishcd sermons, addi-esses, cssavs, etc.. ami of
a life of hi> u\u-\,\ Wni. Tuttle, before refrrred to. He is oiic ,,f the \'iVe Vtv^. of thr
New- En>;. (ieMt-alotricai Society: has taken tniudi interest in this work, fnrnishir.i;- copi.;-
of his ^-enealoirical jiaprrs, and at the tirst family iru'heriiitr in IST:'., Jusi twn c* nturirs
from the death of \Vm. 'J'attle, delivered nearNexv Haven the ad<lress to his desccndaiits.
wlii<di was extensively copied in newspapers, and afterwards iiulijished fiy r(H(uest in
pamphlet form. "He isa man of noble presence, an eloqnent ])reach.-r and a mauaii onir
ten thousand." — Wf.sfi-i-ii Corr<:-<]vni(I,-i,t. 1). 1).; m. Oct. 1. Is^.l, Susan ('arolim;- Kim:, '>.
April 7, 181"), yonu.irest dau. of Rev. Biirnalia^ Min.u-, D. 1).; formor.' than half a ceiuarv
pastor of the Pi-pslit. (dili. at Kockaway. Hi-. \\\\\^ pcrf(c,-m.-d tlm ccrfmouv, a^si.-,;rd b"\-
Kev. Samuel L. Tutlle. 1, .I.m.ui; f\\iii;.vNi). 1). Au^-. 20, lS4r.. 2, ('.\th akink Em/..\-
TJETir, b. iu Rockaway. A]Mil 3. IS.-)!); ni. in (,'rawfordsville, ind.. Nov. 7, 1N?1. '■'<
A)tTiiLK Waki.. b. Oct. 2. 1N.")2. 4, .losKi-iriXK. b. Jan. :!(), ls:)(i.
in. HannahMary. Nov. H, lS2ii: m. at her f.'s liousein E. Hlindon, Franklin Co , ()..
Sept. !', 1J^45, Hon Mattlmw Lom^-of Iowa; a tnemberof the Iowa State Senate {1N70); chil.
b. in Columbus, (J., ex<-ept tilt- la.-.t. 1, William L.\wni:NrF:, .June IH. \HU>. 2, .Mah-
garkt KsTirKit, b. Oct. 1.1. IS IS. ;j. .Iacoh TtriLK, April li, is.l]. 4, Euwaud, Dec
28, lsr)2; d. at Stellapolis. Iowa, a. 12yrs. o, Anna, twin v^-ith Edward, d. .1unc 2i;.
lSa3, inCr)l., (). (!, Kli.a, b. in .b-r.si-y, ( ). , is(3d.
W. James ];icliards, b. at l-;io..mlicld, N. J.. March 2(i, 1S24: m, Martha Lon,i,r of
Colamltus, O. He pursued a partial coursf of study ai CerulaCol.. O., and f,ntve some
time to the study of law, but compelled by ill-health to give up profe.ssioiuil designs and
follow farming. 1, Elizauktii. 2, Jost'i'ii E. o, .Tank. 4, Amkf.ia C. o, Mary. d.
inf. 0, LA^M:EX(■K. 7, .Eacoi; 'rrrTLi:. S Willi am <'.
V. Margaret Esther, b. at West. Mil., Pa.ss. Co., N. J., .lulv 4 1S2G; d. Sent 21
1840. ■ '
631346. John Turtle, b -Jan. 24, i;92; d. in Newark, Ai)ril '.I, 1S2;^: m Dec ij.
1814, Surah Myers,
I. Eli/.ar.uth, b. May oO. isKi; d. Am;. 17, \<iy.]- m. ls;]6. Alexander Fiudlev.
1, Isaac, b. Oct. 2ii, is;i7: d. May 2.1. ls70. 2, .Iu.sK!-iu.\k, b. Dec. 0, 1S40; im Dec. 0.
l«Glt, Kol)ert Hynson. 1. AU.r.mdrr Fin'llni, h. Oct. 8. ISfil; d. Nov. 17, 1SI)7. 2.
Rijljt'ft v., b. Oct. 8. l^c.c,. 8, Anxik, b. Dec. 7. 1.S48. A. John, b. Oct. lo, 1S4(;. .l.
Nellie, b. March is. ls.-)4.
11. Dcdia, b. April 2:5, I><21: d. at St. Eoiiis. Mo., Nov. ](i, l«41l; nnuL
HI. Eveline, b. Nov. 24, lsi7; d..lnne IG. 1822.
631147. Uzal Johnson Tuttle, b. .Ian. 1.1, 1797; v.\. .Ian. 18, ISP,), Ra.diel
King, b. A]>ril 12. 17!)m.
' I. Eydia, b. Dec. 11, lsl9; ni. Nov. 22, 184:5, .lolin Seeh>v. jr., b. Oct. 1,1S1S. 1.
William ■j'title, b. Itec. c. isf-l. 2, Emma Cakolixe, b. Ma\ 0, 1S47. ;!, EinvAKi..
•Jan. ;;, is.io. 4. EzAi, .loiixsox. Atiir. 7, 1S12; d. A])ril IH. isi.i. 1. .Makv JosKriiixi:.
Jan. 28, 1.S.14: d. March 2:i. b'^.l.l. C. EuKLM.Kn'K, b. Eeb. :!. is.lG. 7, Ekank Einwood.
b. Sept. i;i, IS.lS.
11. Charles,!.. Oct. :^0, ls-.'2; m. Dec. ;;o. 1S4(), Eliza Jane Kent. 1, Ahai;el. b.
Nov. 19, 1S47. 2, Emma Eaxk. !>. A]nil 10, isli); nu Oct. 7, b^OS, Edward T. Andrus.
1, jMiini }](U. b. Se[.t. 20, ISC,!); d. .Iu!v IS, 1S70. 4, Cil\i;i.i:s E/al. b. .Inlv ;^. isll.
4, Susan AnirsTA, b. April 12, isi:;. l, AxxaMatii.da, b. Jan. 17. is.li;. (";. Eilian.
July 2!J, is.lN. 7, Hattik. b. MavO, isiii. S, Edu.vi; MdirriMEi;, i). Etdi 22 Isiil.
111. Ha.rri.-i, b. Mav 21, lS2.l'; d. Nov. 80, ls2(j.
W . I-:mma, b. March 0, 1S2'.»; utim.
V. .Iidm Newton, b. Dec. I!, is;i|; n,. Oct. 10. Is.Hi. (Eden E. Il>lcv. 1. Hklkv
EorisA. b. I>ec. i:!. isiio. 2, .Maktin INumku. Jan. 11, ]S(;:i. 8, Eri v Cof.s. b. .Ian.
is, d. Julv 17. isij;). Another 1>. Aug. IS, ls7o.
63116. Jemima Tuttle, b. .March 21, IMO; m. Walter .Mofl.itt from Scotland,
after whose d. A\>- lived v.ith her si.-,., Anna iviichid, and d. a wid., Dec. IS. islS; (diil.
both lived and d. in N. Y. C.
I. White Mailoek M(,iratt, d. 1^(1 !.
II. James J'litile MoiTatt, !). abf. Kill; d. id.t. 1S12-18. 1, Dal., m. .lohn Comiit
of India.naj)olis; State Senator, Postmaster and Probate Jiulc-e. ' He d. suild(>nl v iti tic
y
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TUTTLE.
315
«'iirly part of the war. 2, Sox, lawvcr, who d. aiM. l!^04. 8, I'M'., ni. Iluiny;
bank iiUk-fv hi Torre Haute, Ind.
III. Julia MolTatt, li. MM.
63119. William TuttlC, h. Si,v. .->, ITC.O: ('apt.; entrred tli<' army at the a^M- of
nlHiut l(i and si.TveJ t lir(iUi;h tlie Hi'V. war; iin'Ui. (d'lhr Sor. of tlie Cincinnati: certili-
catf of iu*'m. si;jned by (m-o. WasliiiiLrtni! and Hui_'-li K'nox pvi-si'rvcd in tlie family ; ni.
April:-}, 17NS, Tenii)e,"dau. of Henry and Mary ( 'o'.pei' WiciJiani. li. Oct. oO, 1 T"!"^; "tl. on
Sunday nlorn^n^^ Aiiril 2S, lt!-22. He d. J;!m.'i1, In:]*;,
1. William \Mckham, b. Sunday mornini;-, .Ian. 4. ITS!); d. 4'hnrsdav, S \. m.,
.lulyol, b^iii); i)M. Au^'. ]; (dysentery)."
II. Marv (^)oper, 1>. Wednesday. II a. M., March 17, 1790; d. in Morri.-tow n, X.
J., 1871, a. SI; m. A}.ril -v). ISOS," Josepli \\'aniMi Ulatchlev. I.. Jan. T-'y. ITt^o. 1.
Josi'.PU \V.\h!:k.\, 1). (Jot. 1!), l':^:]!; V. ('. is.-,:!; d. April *!. ISdij.
III. ]>e!ia JidiiKon. b. Tursd-.iy nn^rnini; at 7 o'clo.-k, Oct. 1.1, W.'-i: m. Oct. 14,
1824, J<jhii }i. W'ii-khani; .y. ;.
IV. ('aroiine Wickhaui. b. \\'edne.-,day afti-riKHtii. Dec. 22. 1S()2: m. Sej't. 2(;. 1822,
Joseph Warren Blatchley. and d. .v. /. .Inly (5, 1^2:!. He afterward m. her sister. Mary
Coo])er.
V. H.nrv \^'ickham, b. Mmidav afternoon, Oct. 29, 18i)4: d. at I ;;}0 A. .M.,S<'iit. 2.
180.J.
6311.10. Cecelia 0?uttle, 1>. Dec. 2'J, 17fi2: m. Chnrk-s (lor.lon Smith, b. t'hrisi-
iJias day, l~o'.), in lianovcr, Murri.s L'o.. N. J.; d. in Carridhini. Mont^'-oiuery ('o. , O. .
1^«88; hu. in Woodland Cemeiery. Dayton. O. : son of .Ias])er Str.ith of Eiig'laiul, and
Elsie (I'ordop. of Scothtnd, whi' eniiirrated to .\nu-vica and d. in N. J. Chatles (i. Smith
was a di-v jjood.s merchant for manv vrs. : rem. to O. in is'lO; chil. b. in Hanover. Morris
Co., N. J. "
I. Robert Smith wetit Soe.tli ; iii. tin-, a lady of Xew Orleans, ami had one sou;
1, CUAlU.F.s, wlio lived ill Mo.
II. Ibichel Smith (always cali.-d Lotd^y), m. Bea(di: (2) Dv. Kaynmnd of
Natchez, Miss., wlir. slie d. /. by l.-.t m. : I, KixriK .\n.va MAitfA, m. T. L. E;iston of
JNatchez; jjlanter. 1, Curohnc. m. Stanwood of Woodville,' M iss. 2, 7'. ^'. of SI.
Mary's Parish of La. o, Jniu/, m. Dr. Duval of 'ierrc Bonin_' Parish, La. 4, ,V<'r//, m.
0, Ihi^nUt \ m. 2, Ck' i.;i,iA, d. in eaily lire in .Natchez: unm. e, ( 'ii aht.ks, d. v. 4.
RoHKirr, d. y. i. b_\ 2d m.: .'), Na'I'IIA.x. re3. Texas, (j, Lnc ky, d. in N;!tchc/,'a. 12.
111. Anna Maria Sn.iith, b. An--. 2!), ITli:;; d. in Ihiyton, O., .lune 2S. liS(;;o; m. l.'^12.
Win. Gillespie of Dayton, dry goods mercht. •• Several of the daus. were very beautiful
and highly educated. — .Mrs. C. H. Steveiison. 1. CtXKi.iA S.NriTii, d. v. 2, -Ii'i.ia A.
TfTir.K, I'u. A. O. Lindsley, M. D. 1. J/:^/-/'/ J^'iz'ihdh, m. 2, ./'///(/, in. :]. K.ili, . lu.
4, J)(iii. d. y. b. Sun, a farmer, as were the husband.s of th<' '.] m. darts. ;5, t'KrKi.i.\.
H., m. Rev. John Stevenson, 1). D., Sec. of the Am Tract So., X. Y. ('. 1, S,ir<ilr
Cecdiii ni. R.-v. Oliver Adilison Kiiigsburv of X. Y. C. : Y. C. psijO. 1, Mabel. 2.
Cieorge. 2, WVlhyiu (}.. y\.\). :j, /A-.w H//A///,t//'c, m. Rev. Eran.-is L. Pation. D.D.,
Prof, of 'J'heo. in Pre.^b. Theo. Sein. at Chieago, 111. 1, (cieorge Stevenson. 2, F:ancis
Landy. 4, CiiAiii.Ks Smith, b. ISIU: grocer; m. Caroline >Hliikin of Hamilton, o. 1,
Andvi'ir. 2. doirlis. M, WiWunn. 4, Rnh^yt. .1, ^'r^'/v/c, and 4 daus. ; d. y. .l, An-NIK
M., unm.; res. with Rev. Dr. Stevenson at Ha\vrh<u-n, X. .1. (i, Cath AitiNK E\i ii.iNK,
m. Daniel Parker, Esi|., of Rutland, .Melius Co., O. 1, (;,,ii(ji ClUi.spii . M. D., of Cairo,
HI. 2, l)<i„nfll,r!nrt. M. D. , <d' (\iiio. :_!. Fnnik 1!.. now in Ohio rniversi:y. 7.
Caj;()LI\K Dki.fa, unm; res. with hei' sis. Julia, .s. E. S., res. Ind.: farmer. 9 l"i:i{r;V
l>, 1 ■ IV . /. . 1,, 11- . ,1. .. ,,- 1 ,, ,. 1
I y. nuiu in Dayton. O. , u{ cons. 10. Wm. TrTTi.f., res. Wood Co., O. : ui. and,
har. .■» s. and I dau. 11, .Iamhs 1'.: res. Floiida; m. Fanny P;inon of Xew Alliany, Ind.,
who d. leaving 1 dau, now at boa tdiui,^ school, lp-.\\i(di. Slass.
1\'. 'i'imothy Smith, farmer; d. in (Jreenviile, DaikeCo., O. , abt. IS(i4: m. Laibara
Haum of Montgomery <'o., O., and had i: (i sons, of uhom 2 became lawyeis; ant! o dans.
V. Wiiliam Lewis Snnth, dry goods mi-ndii.; d. in \'ick-iburg, l.s4l, wliile on a
journey; in. Margaret Flwing of Handlloii. O. 1. Cii.vKl.Ks (i()i;i)o,\, edilorof a niws-
paper in Egy],t, 111. 2, E.m.ma. W, Ei.r/..\i;i;Tii. 4, Makijaiik'i'. ."J, Joski'h I'Avim;.
" went to ('alifqruia long ago."
\'l. Charles Smith, m. P.essie . ],.lvMi.s; faruser; St. .Marv's, O. 2. I'-MvrA,
:n. Horace \\'ebstef (s. of H(M-ace) l'ea>e of Dayton, (.). ; res. halve \lills, Flillon Co.
\\'i->. ;j, Ja.NK, m. Dani(d Dryden of Diyden's Mills; County Auditor; res. Dayt(Ui, (_)
4, Kaciiki., in. Smith; les. St. Marys, O. 5, Ax.NA Maiu A, m. Bryant. U,
SiCj- r.UAXCir of josepii.
MAiK.AiiKT. 7, C'Ki.iA, 1)1. Porkus; res ur. (irccnvillf, O. 8, C'uai;i,i>-, d. IS^l),
at >^t, M:uy-s. O.
Ml. ratli:ii-iii( i:inr]i!\(' Sinitli, b. 1S))(I;(1. in Candlltoii, ^Iiinti^iiDi.Ty Co., ()., \x')\;
lii."- IS'-'-,'. 'I'cii'v I'p-.i--.', li. .Ian. Oo. IT'.t?: frniii Siiiliclil. ( 'oim. lie was a vcaltliy laud-
•owner; i<-s. Cavnilltoii, of \\ hicli villaii'c lie L- siiM to liavr fiwju-d nearly the whole,
besides several tliousaud acre.-- of tlie a<ljaeful territory. As a large stockholdci' and
leading dinetor ot the Dayton \- Ciin-innati (short liu'.-) railway nearly athirdof acentury
ago, lie wa.s well known to the eonqiih-r who, as an engineer, wa^^tln-n enga.^^ed in locating
that work-. We are glad to add onr testimony to the tribnte paid hy Mrs. Steven.son toliis
<:liaracler: •'He was a man (d' rare excellence, a good chri.--tian and of a n(;l)le and
generous natiU''." iled. iSfvl l.<iKO. MoifiiMKii, d. a 15. :.'. Cakounk f'Ki ki.ia, d. a.
10. :■'., W'll.l.lA.M. ni. Ncdjii- (iray and has sun> and dans, at Carrcdlton, t). 4, .l(.isij>il. d.
earlv, leaving a wife and •,' -on--. 5, .In.iA.ni. Hon. Luther Siieiiccr of Sntlit-ld, Conn,
and're.s. tln-rc; has fani. 'i. 1-j,!Zat,i: IH. ni. .bdm Zininiennan; .v. / ; res. Dayton. 7,
fTEOttOK. (!. early, s, B.vTn^ii);r;A, ni. Cose
This record" of the descendants of ('has. (C and Cei-elia 'J'uille Sniitli is from Mrs.
<'ecelia II. Stevenson, who writes to the compiler that many of tin- females of this hraiicli
were i-emarkaMe for l.ieanry of i)erson and lovtdiness of ehaiacter.
G311.12. David Tuttle, 1>. March e:2, 17(iH; res. Whippauy, .\. .1.; d. Aug. 28,
1S'2S; m. <.)ct. 10, li'.i::!. Jemimu. dau. of Elijah and Joanna ((hui. of .Joseph Tuttle, jr..)
Leon.-ud. 1). Feh. lo, 1777: d. Dec lo. \>^fU.'
I. lUuiiel, Ij. Aug. 0. 17'Jo: d. in Baltimore. >ld., Feb., lS'i7: m. in Baltimore
dune. Ibis, 'i'liere-a '>avis. 1. Com' MHi.s. April •.?!. JS]!): m. in ]>.. ISj.";, .-\nna J. (Jun-
nevan. 1. ].n:r<i T.. .Vug. S, 1S-I'>.« 2. 7/".'Wf ('"./.. t)cr. o. IS4S. :], 7';v"</.- Z., D'-c. N,
IH'iVt. 4, J.sifoi/'ii. Mav. lS.")-2. o, Lt'iri.s C./.s-.v. H, A/Ou/ .Jtmium. dune IS. l.sr>n. 7,
A*'A,/v' Jucrrls. -2. Cu.\i:t.Ks. b. Feb. lo, isvM; m. :S. Davip A., b. March 21, ISio; m.
II. Joanna L.. b. Julv^ii, 17117; nowilST;-!) a wid. living in Mo.; m. Elienezer 1'.
Kitchel. 1. Ln;)i. b. Jan."H. 1S2S, 2. HoiiAri:, Mar.di 2-2. IS'Jit. 8, CAinuE, Sej.t. 17.
is:j(». 4. .\xi)HKw, March 2ii. is:i8. o, Noind.x. Sej.r. 2:;, 1SH4. (i, Mai;y, July 27.
1880.
III. -M-a.v. b. .\ov. 2S. \1'M: d. Nov. 27, 1SV2; m. Zcnas. s. of Stephen Kitchel:
now living in. hi> s.hIi yr.. 187;!. 1. ("Krii.iA. 2._Jti,iA. 8, SiKi-Ki^N B. 4.
Koiji.iri S\.
W . Jn.seph, b. .\]>ril 20. 1S02; d. in Auirusla. (bi., Oct. 80, 1S27; m. ; wid. living in
III.; liad s. ; 1. H. B. LK<i.NAi!i..
V. Eliza, b. Jnlv ^l), fspf; d. in llni-onvil le. Ind . O.-t. V.'.. 1848; m. about 1S24
Mahloi, Voorhees: had ( d.il livimr in Hi.
VI. Saruli, !). June 1 !. \>\):\ d. Feb. 7. iSfn).
VI!. Julia Kit'diell. b. .\ug. :,. isii); d. June 27, 1884.
VilF Steide-n Baker. Jan. ."). ISpi: m. I'h. be — — . 1, Wii.ma.m H.. 1'. res. Newark.
N. J. 2. , m. J. M. Ander.-on; res. Newark.
iX. Catharine Cecilia, h. March 14. ISlC; d. Feb. 4. 1884.
X. Robert Morris, b. I'eb. 25. isiil; "a surveyor and a man of information"; res.^
Morri.-tou-n: rem. to Arlinirton. Phelp-. Co., Mo.; m. June 17, 1848, Marv Jane, dau. of
John and Piiebe Han of Ptvth Anib )v, N. J. 1. Joh.n Hafit, June 20. 1844. 2, JuMA
K., July li*. lS4(i. 8. Cataiihi.nk ('.. June s, 18411. 4, Ai.tiio.xk. July 4, 18.-,4: d. y.
O, (il.oKOI \.\NA. Aug. 11, is,-).").
6311.13. Uzal Tllttlc, Ik June 25, 17t)7: d. March 28. iSlS; m. Susan, dau. of
John AInei ,,f N. \ Citv: d. .Maivh 2s. l.s:;7, a. about 72 yrs. ; (diil. b. in N. V. C.
I. Charloti.., Dee". 14, i:!t4; d. Feb. 14, 171)5.
II. Cathari'je. b. Fe'o 10. 17!)ii; m. at \\hiic,)anv, N. J . Mav 11, 1S14, John
Young, b. mar ^Vhil.pany Feb. 20, 17'.i8; d. .\ug. !c"ls72; /. at \V. : 1. CiiaklKs
EoKHTd.N, l'"eb. I'.i. isj,-.; ruiu (if .bdm VouiiiT iV Son. Miii-ncco manufacturers, t;0 Mark'''
St., N'-wark, N. J.; ni. .Iune28, isj], ( harlotte Deiiman, dan. of Uodney Wilbur, ¥.«.[..
of N., b. Nov. 10. isi'.i. ;, r/,,,,./, .v,'A,ii_.-, 17, 1S42. 2, Ihnni. Oct. 24, 1S44: m. June
28, 1870, Margareiia A., dau. of James Hitchcock, E-q. 1, I'ieurv. Nov, 22, IS71. 8.
llxJim: UV'V'".-. b. An-, 1 ]s.-,i; ,1. .ML.ndi24. 18.58. 4. ./,•/,/,. b. Juiv2'.). Is.'.S; .1. Apnl
28. IsiVl. 5, Fr,i!-:-n-l: II .,,■'!.•<', n , b. Ma.r.di 10, 1si;2. 2. Isahi.i.i.a Eiokna, b, Oct n.
ISlii. d. Ju'.v 20, 1>81. 8. .Juu.v I'rru.K. b. July 11. IsIS; d. Dee. 25. ISl'.i.
III. Susan Caioline. b .ian 8, IsDt; m. Jan. !. 1821, Noadiah Poit>-r Thomas who
«1. ■■<. i. Jan. (■», 1852, a. alx.m! 08 yr.-.
TUTiLK. :)17
6311.15. J'dhe'/. Tuttle. b. Scj.t. 10, its:?; m 1!<US, Khndn H., dau. of Ciij.t.
.Ii;.suis IJiiniftt nC (.'aldw.'ll, iS . .).. h. Der. 1!), I ?Ui): d. Nov. 2Ck LSUO. lit' st'rv.xl in tlie
will ()!' ISIO, anil was tak^M^ prisom-r at the surifiidt-r of Di-tn.lt. He w.-uT to Ohir>, and
d. tlit'it in lyn.j, a. N-2.
I, .Janif;; ."ilrl )o\v(dl. b, .Iinu- \2. ISO!); Itcv. Ifis early life w.is a stru--g!e witli
povorfy, and an " iipliin journey." \\'lu'n ten yi>. of aiiu he ];ad sulMcient eotifidence
in himself tf> leave home, and trust to his own unaided r<'Sonrees to inrdse his ivav in tin-
world. At the atje (d' eighteen lie was convertid to a reliirious life, and uuit»-d with the
Meth. Epis. clih. In Fell. , 1S;>4, hi; was licenscil ti- preach, anil next year \\as called
into the itiiKMant .'-erviee. in which he has coniinued until the present time (IS?.")^. He
has been stationed in .Jersey Citv, Bordeutowii. Trenton, Madison, Kahway, l^loonihehl
and other important places. Has lieen corresponding Sec. of tlie C'onferetu-e Tract Society
four years, Presiding- Polder seven years, four ot them in the Newark District; about two
years Agent and Cor. Sec. of the X. .). brancli of the 1'. S. Sanitiry Commission: twelve
years niaPter of the ronferenre ^t-minary, and one year' iiiumeia! •tgenl ; a memher of the
boanl (d" managers (d' \]i^^ Mission Society ol' tlu' M. K. chh, abt. t\\"eive yrs., and several
yrs. a mem. of the (ien. Mi^>ion. Com.: ( lected re.-er\ ed delegate to the (Jen, Conf. IS.IG:
mem. id' the (o-n. Conf. ISC.O: one of the corjuirators of the l)rew 'I'heo. Sem., at Mad-
ison, N. .)., and several yrs. secretary, trustee and mamxging agt. of the exec. com. He
has filled various other res]''onsiblp positions in the chh. He m. Mandi ;{. 1741, Margaret
H. Dickenson of Dover, N. J. 1, .l.vMi;s Wesley, b. Mandi 2i. lSl-'2; for .scv. yrs. ])ast
disbursiuir clerk in the X. J. State Bank at Newark: m. ^lav ti, lS(.;s, Mattie E. Cole.
He d. of Cons. Feb. IT, 18TS. 1, Adria/t/i. 2, liirris.n, Wifhur, b. .May \s~rl: d, Nov. 7.
1877. 2. Ai,K,.\.vMo;tt 11., b. Feb. Os. istl; grad. witli In.iKn- from W'e^h-yan Seminary,
ISK'J; ord. nunister of .Meth. Kpis. chh.: pa.-tor for '■] yrs. rd" the Asbury M. K. cdjh. at
Haida'nstic]<. N. J.: o yrs. in ders"y < 'iiy : o yr>. in Nt wark: ;' yi's, ii-. I [a-'ketstown, and
now (18>!'2) in his :2d yr. at P-lizab(>i]j. N. .J. Has a hiirl; rejmtation as a ju-eacher. Hem.
Fottie .Janewell. l.'l.nftu J. 2, Fnn.h Ihn ni , b. Jan. !i. ]S,>^2. :l .Mary JCi.iz.vuetu.
h. Se{>t. 24, Ib'Fi; d. Trenton, Sept. 17, Isi.s. 4. Ci:ai:;.es W'waww. Dec.:iv». Is^fJ: grad.
of High School, Nfwark, at head of his class: now i:i liusim-ss in Danbury, Conn. ( Lae\-
iV Tattle): m. and had one child, /'/v/, d. soon, ~s, .loux P. F., b. Au^-. jl, iNfl): d.
Feb. lS7i.). C, Ai..\ni;\S.. b. Dec. 22. IS,-,f.
II. Mary L.. b. I"eb. 28, I8ll: a woinan of liigh character and great influence;
mem. of the Prc^b. (dih. in (,'aid\s ell, .\. .1., win re sh,' d. in 18'!7: of whom lier i)astor said.
"She was of deep ]iieiy and wise in cwuiistd:" m. Aan^!! B. Hari'is(.>n of Cald\v(dl, .\. ,J..
anfl raised (i (diil., id' whom: 1. .1ami;s H., an oUicer in the L'nion army, and killed ai
battle of (iettysburg. 2. NVtm.iam J. (Capt,), served <luring most of the war in I'uion
army; and f(_)nr nnu-e, muues not IcariU'd.
6312. Thomas Tvittle, m. r^lehitable Fairchild and settled at Fittleton, Morri.s
(/-o., N. J., on a fai'ui whicii desceicled to his gi. gr. s. (/ahd) 'i'uttle K(.)\ve, who sohi it
to a cousifi in 1808. He d. at tlie house of his son, Caleb, in March, 181U. a. 82. His
wife d. of cons. .Jan., 1793, a. (12; bu. .Jan. 12.
I. Timothy, lived at Monroe, near Morristf.iwn, and d. about 18-10: m. .Jc>annH
Pearson; Inul 2 dans. 1, . 3. ■ , m. .J(ihn Stiles of .Morris I'lains, and had a snn
and dans. : bu. on the rdd farm.
II. .Jacob, drowned, .June. 1777, a. 2o, in crossing the Hudson river between
Havei'straw and Sing Sing; a sol. in tlie Hew arm,\ . had been sent \vitli others in a boat
to procui-e ju'ovisimis for the soldiers.
III. Calel), b. Nov. 9, 17.j8; d. Mar. h 27, 1S;3(;: served 7 yrs. in Rev. army, and
rectdved a pension of !?60 ])er annum until his d. He lived on Morris Plains until 1 7!il>,
then bought a faun (d' IdU acres at Fitrb-ion, where he d. ; ni. 17'ft, Marv, ilan of
Phineas Fairchild. She d. April G, 1S07; (2).luly 3. ISiiU, Kesiah Pier.son. /.* l)y 1st m ;
1, An.v. 2, S.\Li,v. :5, PiiKtiK. 4, .l.\(<ir.. .'). Stki'uk.n. tj, Meiiitai!i,k. 7,
FsruKK. living in 1874: m. .Jolin Doremas of Par,-ip]'any. N. .J.. .June oO, 1810. and had
\ soris, of whom 2 are now living--. N. I-j-xk t;, living in 1874: m, April 2f). 1810, Win.,
s. of i^eter and Catharine (Tice) Rowe u{ Ponititon, N. .1.: he d. .-it I>. , Mandi 28. IsG-S,
in his 7'.'rh yr.. tie- last week of the neiiith in whi(di also d. in the same hous.-, Ids wifi^'s
father and grandfather. I. I'Jizn!; t/i . Ar^:. 2, Ann. W, <'/i/'I- '/'"(',',, Un- '20 yy.-,. (n'n'l
Ai^cnt fur ttu' -Viu'M-iean Hible Socii-tv in the Ciry nf N. ^'. -1. ]\'i//in/,'. ."», M',it;ithi. (!,
/■.''/./■/■,, ,u-r. 7, Mn-ij r.^tlur !!,' l-dn-.M/iit. in. 'I'lMo-niv, u,. Pollv .\l,l„,!t; res'
Chauiampia Co., N. V.' lied, about |s71. 1, A'A/.v/. 2, Join,, o. IF/V//,////, de.-. 11,
Hi i.DMi, liv. in ]sI4: m. Dei.-. 2'^, bsiJU, Samuel Pi.Msoii <d' .Morristown; .\. ('. : res. M.
12, ^F\KV. /. by 2d m. : V6. Ei:>\vix. 14. Ei.i'/auetii. 15, Axdhew. l(j, Calei;.
livint; in 1871.
oia r.R.vxcn 01^ josepii.
l\' . Silvanus.
V. Mcliiralilc, 111. Tiinothy Fair.'liild; .v. /. ; ho d. in middle life; slu- d. at oreat
ai'^e ill Morris Plains, udirir siie liad li\cd t'lnni viiuili.
\l. ]-;iiein/.iM-, ni. Sarali Salislni ry; si-ttled cni'ly in Alliany; L, 1 s. and 2 daus.
632. Joseph Tutllo, I>. ^^t■])t -J. lli'.iS; at Xcuark, X, ,r., a]){)t. .sujiervisor of
liialiways, Marrii s, 172"): i-N-rk foi- fnifriinr stiJivs, Man-li i), 17il'>; on*- of tlie overseers
of the poor and fence viewer: houL'-lit lands inllaiiovrr, nvM-O."), and rem. tliere some
years later. In 17;34 Ik' boiii,--!!! a tra.-t of l.^^O :icres at Hanover Xeck, on the Whip-
])any and Passaic river-;, near the continence. A di-ed, su])posed to be of this propertv,
dated Jan. "^i. 17:j;)-.j4, given by .lohn and Sanuit I Jcdmson to Joseph 'J'uttle, black-
smith. He was a Justice of the Peace: a Colonel (d' militia, and a dea. of the chh. He
-vvas a widower and blind some yeans before his death. Nov. ?>, ITcS!)^ a<je<l 91 vrs. His
monument, an altar stone in the Whii)j)any grave-yard, has an inscription composed bv
the I'f'v. Dr. (ireen.
" The tender name of father, husband, friend,
A;.d nei£:ht)or kind, did throuijh his life c.xiend;
In I hurch and state he virtu-jus honor f;ained,
And all his tiffices with truth susnined.
As iJeacon, Elder, Colonel, Jud^e, he shone,
While heaven was his liopc, his rest, his home.
Ladened with honors, ust fulness and years.
He dropped this clay, and with ye Saints appears."
in. Nov. -27, 17-2(); Abi.^ail, dau. of Ci^pt. David Ogd.-n, b. Feb. 11, 1701--J; d. March 4,
17o!M0: (2) June 1^. 17:1:'. .Mii-ail Nutnian. sis. of the Rev. .lojin Nutman, 2d mini.ster
of the Whiiijiany chh. (17:'.'), 174.V). She d, Ainil 2(;, IT.")!; (MKJuue IS, 17.j;J, Mary
Wilki.son, who d" April ",), KtiO; (4) Aug.. ITCO. Mary .Merry, v/ho d. J:in! 18, ihu, in
LeroSth yr. ; •/>) .March 2o, 177-1. Isaia-lla Drake, who d. March lo, 1777, in the Glttli yr.
of lier aire: i bv 1st m.
1. " ihith.b. Aiiril 9, 1722; m. Silas Haines; (2) David Kitchell.
11. Samuel, b. Ay-ri! 2. 1724, m. Hach,d Foid.
ID. John, b, Man-h 1!', 172i,): m. Joanna (Johnson) ("ampfield.
IV. Jo<,-],li, b. March 10. 172-i; m. Julv 21, 17.T1. Jemimah Ilaiue.s
V. Davi.l. 1>. Oct. 4, 17:10; m. 175(3, Sarah Cole.
VI. Moses, I.. Nov. !l. 17:t2: m. Dec. 13. 17oH, Jane Ford.
VII. Abigail, b. (Jet. K:!, 17o4; d. Sept. 7, 17t1.
Vlll, Comfort, b. Mapdi 10, KHH; d. Nov. G, ]7;;s.
IX. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 27. 17ot»; d. March 10. ]7G0, unm. ; /. bv 2d m. :
X. Phebe, b. March PJ. 1740; d. Nov. 1, 174;].
XI. James, b. May 7, 1742; Princeton Co!.. 17(i4; m. Feb. 2, 17G7, Anna, dau. of
Kev. Jacob Creen. b. Sej^t. 12, 174S. Wf was pastor of tlie Hockaway and Parsippanv
•(.dunelie ■.; ordained 170^, and d. Dec. 2o, 1770, a. 28 yrs. ; /. one child: 1, Bp:xa.ta7I,
wdiu d. a few weeks before his f. The widow returned to her father's house, and d. thr.
of cons, three or four vrs. later.
XII. Phebe, b. Oct 2o. 1748.
6321. Huth Tuttle, b, A]u-il 0, 1722: d. April 4, 17nO; m. Silas Haines (his 2d
wife), who d. Jan. 17. 1742-:-!. Will dated Nov. 2'J. 1742: proved at Amboy, N. J.\ Feb.
2, 1742-0: names wife liuth and chihiren (by a former wife) Silas and .lemima; Kev.
Daniel Taylor of Newark to have househtdd furniture in case of d. of his idiildren bv 1st
wife; mentions br>). Sammd Haines' wid. and chil, and pro|iertyon Long Island, Joseph
Tuttle of Hanover and Pev. Daniel Taylor of Newark, exrs. She ni. (2) David, s. of
I>ea. Abraham Kitchell. who il. Dec. 2(1,17.);!, a. oO; her will names I'/.al, Stejilien,
Zenas. Afiigail and bro. .bxeph.
I. Uzal Haiiie-.. b. 174(;: d. Jan 22, ISl:); m. Anna. dati. of' Daniel and Jemima
(John-o'n) Tuttle. 1. Dan id. ti. May 2^. 1770; d. at sea Oct. P.I, 171to; unm. 2, Ar.n;.\ir.,
b. Oct. 22. 1772: m. Samuel Tutire. :^. J.uu:/., b. Oct. 4. 177S; d. Nov. 21, 1 7 7'J. 4,
Jrni.v. b. Jaji. 2. 17^1; <1, .hily 12. 1S24; m. Sieplu-n Paker. 1. Albert, di-c. '2. J),n!d;
d. Feb. 2?,"'iS2(). a. 1!). 5. .I\i:ki). b. Aue-. 7), Ks.'i; d. 1848; m. , who d pvll 1,
WiUidi,,. 2, John. ;], D.n-ol, 4. Ainni. 5, Jhliil.
IT. Stephen llaine-. d. (Jet. Iti, ls22. a. 74; in. Hennali , who d. 1,^22, a. tl'>.
1, TiMCitiV, b. AuL'-. 1. K'J"^: M.D.: a nuui cd steiling inregi-ity; a practicing p'nvsici;in
in Whijipany for 40 ye.irs; d.unm. Aug. 12, ISiilj. 2. ]>,i:'.;ii.i.: ]dauned and wiih the
lielp of his >oii-in law. Cal\iti Howell, imilt tiie li;st iiudmed plane oii tlie Morris
Canal at P;>ckawa_\, N. J. He eniraged in bus. in Cu'oa, \\ . 1., and d. thi'te. 1, J><ni.,
m. Calvin Ho\'. ell, who was entrusted with a large amount of business ;is exr. of wills
TUTTLE.
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jtiul admin, of estates; was Rpp. in X. J. Leg. 2 yr.s. ; liis f. was one of the comniissionevs
cnipiiiycd by the .state to build the J.unatic Asyhini at 'J'l-cnton. ;j, Jof-CPli; went to sea
and d. at Savannah, (hi. 4. Jk.mi.ma, ni. Win. B. Ford. T), Si's.w, m. John liicl ard.s;
.V ('. (>, Zknas, in. ^iaiy, dau. of Duvid and .Teniinia Tntth'.
III. ZiMiMs Haines, d. Anir. (5, 17.")1; a ! yr. 7 nios.
IV. .-Xbit'fiil Maine.-, (h iTOy. in lier lStl"i yr.
•6322. Samuel Tuttle, b April 2, l?:24; in. lliudud. (hiu. of Col. Jacol) Ford,- sr.,
<,f Morvistown. 'i'lie will of Co). Ford, dated Jan. l.'i. ITTT, names .sons-in-law, Samuel
and Mose.-s Tntth;. Samuel Tuttle was kiih-d in a saw mill, Jan. o, 17U2: will dated
]\Iay 1, 1731; ])ioved at Newark, Jan. (i, 17(!2: nam-jss. Eltenezer, brothers John, Josepli,
])avid. Moses and James, and wile Karhel; John 'J'uttle, J)avid Kitchel, exrs.
1. Kbenezer; rem. to Sussex Co., X. .).. where ;irc descendants; a giandson, Sam'l
Tuttle, res. at Turtle's Corners, in that eounty.
II. Anna, d. 177;-!, a. "20, gravestone.
6323. John Tuttle, b. Mandi 19, 172ti; witli bro. Josi^jdi; did business in Whij)-
jiany. afterwards rem. to N. ^. and d. tlieiv; m. Joanna, duu. of Ilezekiali J()lins<>n|
and wid. o^ Abiel Caniptield. She d. Felj. 19, 170G. in luu- 40th year.
1. John.'^on, keju a imblic house in Newark; m. and had /., 2 daughters.
6324. Joseph Tuttle, b. March 10, 172S; d. Sept. IG, 1800; m. Joanna , \vho
<I, s. i. March 2:;. 17.");;, in tbt- 80th yr. of her a.; (2) Jnlv 21. 1751, Jemima, dau. of Sil;is
Haines, b. Feb. 20, 1729; d. Sept. 20, isil, a. s-2.
I.' .loanna, ii. A].ril 29. l^<.-)8; m. Flijah Leonanl.
II. Silas, b. Sci)t. ](), 1700; d. Aug. 20, 17ii4.
III. Siimu.d, b. Sept. 27, 176(1; n;. May lO, 17!*!, Abby Kitchel.
63241. Joanna Tattle, b. April 29, 17r,S; d. April, 1800; m. Feb., 1776, Elijah
Leonai-d, who d. in lyOS.
T. Jeuiinia Lcjnard, ni. David Tuttle.
II. Sarah Leonard.
HI. Mar^ Leonard, m. Elijah Ho]iping, and left a son, b. abt. 1N02, now livin<'- in
Caldwell, X, J. "^
1\'. Joseph Tultlf Leonard, b. Aug. 8, 17'^~'6; d. Hushville, 111., Xov. 2, 1841; rem.
in 1818 to Adair To., Ky., tht'in;,e in iN-JOto Letlilelit-nj, Ind., aufl in 1.^22, in comjianv
witli related families from X. J.,lo .Nbirgan Co., 111., and settled on a prairie which
they named "Jersey i'rairii;." He m. in X. J., Catharine' Cumljs Bcrgeu, b. Juiv 8, 1792;
.still living (1882) in good health at Beardstown. 111., \\-itli luu- s. (Jefi. B. Leonard. She
is sis. of \\i?\. John Ct. Bergen of .Madis(m, X. J. She m. (2) Jolm Keicker -who d. 1,
Dat".-, d. abt. 18o4. 2, Ei.iz.\ehtu B.\.i.invix, b. July Z, 1814; m. — ;.res. reoria. 111.
'i, J.AMr.s Cox, b. Whippany, X. J., IMarch 15, 1818; afianker for many yr-.. in Beardstown,
111., but unfortunate in business, and now (1882) cashier and book, keeper iu.the JW^/v/.-'/l.r/
/S/J'/ff J'>'//vi'// establishment in Lincoln, Xeb. 4, E. B. , b. March 26, 1S2G; merchant at
Joplin, Mo. 5, Ceo. Bkr(tKN, b. July 4, 1835, res. Beardstown, 111.
V. Samuel Leonard.
VI. Sti'jdien Leonard, lived an<l d. in Flushing, L. I.; /. 4 sons. 1, Cii.\i;lj:s T..
X(uwalk. Conn. 2, Wli.i.lAM, res. X. Y. ('. 8, Ei.u.vii, res. X. Y. C.
63243. Sfanuel Tuttle, b. Sept. 27, 1766; d. Oct., ISOO, of fever taken in X. Y.
C.; m. ^lay 15, 1791, Abbv, dau. of Fzal and Anna (Tuttle) Kitcdiel. b. Oct. 22, 1772
1. Silas, b. A]>ril 5," 1792; m. horania Bakei'.
II. Julia Ann, b. Mar(di 13, 1794; in. \N'iUiam Tuttle of Xewark- his 2d wf She
d. at Whippany, N. J.. Xov. 4, ISIis.
III. I'avid Kitchel, b. June 26, 1796; d. in 111., Sept. 3, 18;):J, unm.
* Col. Jacob Ford, sr., commanded the I-'irht Rcgt. of Morris Co. Mil. duririf; retreat of Amcricau
army through New Jersey, in Rev. w;ir. He resided ai the :,ow famous "' Ford Mansion," in Morris-
town. In tile winter of 1779-0:). Washington occu|ii.;d tlie whole buildinj,' as h's r.eadOiUarters. cxcciaiii"
the roonis east of the entry, whicli were reserved by Mrs. Kord and occupied by her tamily. The proiT-
erty descended to her grandson, Gabriel Fo.d, who sold it to the state of New Jersey, to be used as a
.Museum of History. Col. Jacob Ford d. ]i\.r\. 19, 1779; will names sons-in-law, Samuel .n'ld Moses Tu'ttle
the 1.1st to be e.\cr. He m. Hannah Haldvvin, idau of Jonallian, s. of Benjamin, s. of Jose;i;i. an earlv
settler in Milford, Conn.) and had among otliers : i, .loJia, Uaiher of Gabriel 1 1 . , b. i7"4; Justice Su-
preme Court of iNesv Jersey. i3j<j-iS4o).'' 2, Rachel, m. Samuel Tuttle. •;, jane.'ai. .^loses Tuttle
fimolhy 5. Gabriel. 0. Col. Jacob, jr. 7, Khzabeih. 8, Phebe. o, Co!. Chilhon Ford, a di.-.ti[i-
yuished olhcer ol anillery in Rev. army.
+ He7ct;i2h Johnson held land in C'jininon with Col. Kliphalet X.uhanic! if. of Rev. SLej.hen) wlio m
Saiah Cl;,-den, John, who m. Ehzabeih O^^dca, and Samuel Jolinson.
"S20 BEAXCai OF JOSEI'II.
IV. StcplKMi, b. Oct. 1(1, 17i;y; grad. West Point Mil. Acad., 1IS20, at lu-ad of hi.,
chuss, Andrew Jai-kson Doiialsoii (for wliom Fort Doiialson nv, tin- ('iimlicrlaud riv.-r
was uaiued). iicplifw and privatf* sec. of Prcs. Andrew .larkson, henur 2 1 and Thomas S.
Sadler, od. lie liad no intention of couiiHtinsr for the honors, until in tlie last year he was
})ersuaded to do so by !iis chissniates, who riT(,i_'-ni7,f(l and ai'knowh'di^ed his ti-an<<-endant
ability as a sciiohir. It is re]Mirted, and as marh may be inferred from his standintj in
jirevioiis years as shown by the \V. P. Ib'trister, that it did not cost him anv \erv stren-
uous exertion. After ,irraduatin!i- he was connected with tlie National lioad as (iovt.
Engineer; also enga<^Hd at Plaiiaemi;H> Bend on Miss, river, and for a time in Florida,
buildiitg- or repairing a fort. While on this service ht d. of climatic disease, Jan. 21,
IS-l!"). 'I'lie following record is from the W. P. Uegister: '■ Stephen 'buttle, .No. 282, d.
in the sevice; graduated lS2i); first class rank, engineers; appointed cadet June oO. pro-
moted brevet. 2d kieiu. July 1. 1820; 2d Lieut. Aug. 20, 1^2o: acting .A.-sistant Profes.sor
of natural and experimental ])hilo.sophv. Mil. Acad, at A\'. Pt., from Julv 1. P52i). tn
July 1, 1821; 1st Lieut. May 24, 1S2.S: d.'at St. .-\uga.-tine. Fla." Ue m. KinilyW', dau.
of Thomas Malone. K'-.i., b. May 81. IS] 2; ■■<. i. She m. (2) ^L'^jor Ugden. V. S ' Kngim-er.
and in 187(1 v.-as living in Molule, Ala. Maj. Ogden was on the commission for l^icaiing
peitnanent forts and navy yards h\ the early days of California.
V. Samuel, b. Jan. 81. ISOl; ni. Nov. (i" 1822, Dorcas Stiles, who d. Sept. 2(5.
1858, in tilt- o8d yr. of her a.; res. Littleton, Miuiis Cd., N. J. ], (Ieoiujk Fit.vNtis, b.
Dec. 11, 1828; ht'v\ ver in NewarJ.;, N. J. 2. M.\!;y Ann, b. Dec. 22, 1X84. 8, Stf.phKiN
b. Oct. 22, 1^:57.
632431. Silas Tuttle, b. A]u-il o. 1792; tu. Jan. ti, 1S2(J, Lorania Baker, b. Xov.
]!;, 179:5: res. Whippany. N. J.' Mr. Silas Tuttle lias always taken a warm int(u-est in
this work and the comi)iler is much inilebted to him for assistance in collecting this
record of the New Jersey lu-anch. He is still living- (Nov., 1X82), in the 91st yr. of hi.s a.
I. Henry Augu-tus, b. Jan. 27. 1801; m. April 15, 18.-)8, Lvdia "j^]. Hart of
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; b.^Oct. 2, 1882. 1, Ciiaki.ks Fkaxcis, b. Nov. l.'lsC.O. 2. .Tfi.i.v
AxN.v,"l>. I'eb. 17, l.Nti8. 8. H.vRKV (iori.T), 1). May 28. isoij. 4. Fi;\xk Wilson,
Aug. 80, 18!J8. 5, SiL.\s B.\kki{, April 2, 1871.
II. Charles Francis, b. l\'b. 8. 1S28; m. Nov. 8, 184(), Jane D. Crowell of JJrouklyn.
b. Oct., 18'2-2. He d. Ajiril 17, 1859. After his death his note book was found. ' It
revealed a plan of systematic benevolence which he ]uir.^ued for years and uiuil his
death, reserving a certain ]iart (jf his inc<une fiu- benevolent purpose>, at first half; then.
a,s his im-ome increased, a larger i)roportioi\ : and when it reached a certain sum he gave
it all. 1, CiiAiir.KS Dowxik, b. Feb. 27. 1848; m. Lizzie ; i., two chil. 2,
Edwaku Fkancts. b. Oct. 29, 1849. 8 Emma L.^wuknck. b. March 27, 1X52 4,
Cr.ARissA Hii'LKV. b. June 7, 1854. 5. Anxie Matilda, b. Jan. 1, 1^*57.
III. Horace Baker, b. Sept. 12, 18:^5; ni. Nov. 29. 1S49, Frames .\.. dau. of Willian;
W. \',ardof >L'iss., b. Aj.ril 18, l88U. He d. June 21, 1x54. 1, Wif.t.iam Wakd, b.
April 6, 1851; m. JatL 15. 1874, Ida Wanl of Danby, 111.
IV. Ed\sard Austin, b. Nov. 12, 18~'7: nn Oct. 8, 1851, Isadora Cheney Edwards of
Brooklvn. b. Dec. W. 1883; res. 131 Lexington Ave.. N. '^^ C. 1, Airiitri; CjtK.NKY, b.
Jan. 11, 1858; ni. Feb. 22, 1878. Be.ssie Pii\k. 1, J'fred, b. April 12, 1874. 2, T/wn-
dore Jiir/iards, b. Nov. 11. 187(3. 8. ILirMtl Austin. Aug. 8, 1X79. 2, Emilh: FL<Mn;NrK.
b. Oct. 25, 1854; m. J. Dickin.son Condict, Dec. ,j, is;;, i. F!ornict\ b. March 19, 18x0.
8, IsADOKE 1:pwai;ds, b. Feb. 28, 1857. 4, LAtf.A BAKEii. b. March 4, 1859. 5.
(tEOIige NNii.mam, b. May 81, IXGl. (L HKur.Kin' BAt;KKu, b. Oct. 27. 1X()4. (L
Agxes Fakmek, 1j. July, lx7(t.
V. Julia Ann, b. Autr. 17. 1x29; m. March 19, 1851, Theodore F. Richards, b. Jan
29, 18;28; res. since 1854, (.Irand Rapids, .Mich. 1, Lizzie Tuttle, b. Feb. 29. lx.-)2 '2.
(iEOUGE W., b. at O. R., April 9. 1850; d. at Hanover, N. J., Feb., 1X.17. 8, Cu \i:i-Ks
Fhedeuick, b. July 28, lx.')8; d. Nov. 80, 1^08. 4. A.n'Na M.vtiiA, b. May 2, 18Ci5.
Yl. Wilbam, h. Nov. 19, 1X81; of the well known !irm of Tuttle &' Bailey, largest
manufacturers and (hnders of registers in N. Y. ('.; ni. June 20, 1858, Isabella Rosa
Peterson, b. on Island of St. Barlholomeu . Drc. 21, \>^-]\. \. FliEDEKlCK WaLTKI;, b.
Dec. 27, 1X.")L 2, Ei,la P.ktkksun, b. Feb. 1.5, 1X.19. 8. Caiuuk At ci sta, b. Nov. IX.
1800. 4, .Mi.N.MK LoiisA, b. Feb. lii, lSi;2. .-), IsABLi.LA RosA, b. June 19, 1804 (b
Ci.iFKuKi) lloKACK, b. Nov. 11, lx(i5. 7. FniTH .May. b. .Ian. 5. ixcs.
\'iL Fmilv Mahuie, b. Jcnie21. ix;!:',; m. Si pt. 28, 1x57, Ri-njamin Pierson b5>rd. b.
Oct. 10. lx;-;8; d. Feb. 12. Ixdo. 1, Hei.k.\- LofisA. b. Nov. 24. lV,;t. 2, Finvix Pn u
SON, Feb. 28, 1X112. 8. LAt."KA Adele, JaiL 9, 1805.
VIII. David Kitchel, b. Sept. 19, 1885; nL Ajiri! 7. lx(14. I'llen W., dau. of John
Humes of Abii^don, Va.. b. March 15, 185.s. 1. Ciiaki.es 1L, b. Jan. 17. 1805 ?,
TUTTLE.
sn
1U!>si;ll IIUMKS, Miireli 7. 1866. 3. Jknxtr, b. Dtc, 50, 1867. 4, Bkssik 1>orai.nk,
Jiim- ;^0, 1S71. o. Er)\v.\i{D ArsTiN, b. A])iil lo, 1873.
IX. Abl.ie Elizubetb. b. Oct. 19. 1837.
X. Sih\s, b. ApvU 13, 18-10; iii. Oct. 7, 18(')-2. .Arabi'Ha Boitlia, dau. ot' S. .]. Stewart
It. May 14, 1844. 1, \Vii.i..\i:iJ Stknvaut. b. JutH> -J:.', isij:!. '.?, I3ki;tm.\ I>oi-is..\, b. Oct.
23, l>-6o. 3, Ii>.\ M.VY, b. Nov. 27, 18(i7. 4, I.TZZtK, b. Jan. 2, 1870. .""), Uit.\( K.
XI. Lnura p]vaits, b. Sept. V.J, l^lo; in. Oct. 2, 1866, Loandf^- P>. Fori. b. .Tuiif 9,
184^3'. 1, PuESTON TiTTi.E, b. .March 3, ]8(iS. 2. Kditii Mav, b. .July 12, 1S70.
6825, David Tuttle, b. Oct. 4. IToU; d. 1S15: rrs. Ibmuvfr, N. J.: in. 17o6.
Sarah, dan. nf L'.fnjamiu Cor- of Newark, who. d. Nov. , 1 ilCl [Beniamin Coc lived
next to John Oi,^deii, K.'^q. He was barbarously treated and liis liousc hurued by the
British in the Hev. war. See Barber's J fist. r,A. "f y. ,/., p. 184.] ]>avid T. rec. 2(JU
acres in Hanover fmui his father; on which land sonreof ]iisd(>sc. .•<till live; may haveni.
(2) Sarali Oirden, who d. Aucr. 4, 1807.
I. <'aleij. Jalv 14, 1758; d. April 27, 1832; m. Nov. 28. 17sO, Mary Baldwin, b.
Sept. 20, ITl'^O; d. Sei^t. 27, 179o; {2) Jan., 1801. Jcminuih Beach, b. Aug. 28., 1770; d.
April 2. 1844. 1 , JdSKrii, b. 17>^"). 2, Saij.y ('., b. 1793; nr. Elias Hed7i:e3. 1, Mnri/
liiihhriu, b. IsbT. 2, S/r<tJt,\>. 1821. 3, Eniih<i /.., 18.'3. 4, l)rnddM.,lS-2&. 'i.
Ahdrar' Jiirls.ni, 182S. 6, Bm. ./., 1830, 7, Wndeiu .1/., b. 1836. 3, David B..
i). 1795; m. 1, Jarob ()., b. ISIW. 2, JoAepli 7)'., 1^23. 3, Jhudd J/., 1828. 4, Mary
FAhahih. 5, Ann Eliza, i. bv 2d ni. : 4, John Oodkx, b. isoy; d. 1881; ni. Eliza
L Burnet b'. l>07; d abt. 1841; (2) Eli:/,abeth B. Canti.-ld, b. ISKj. 1, \Villi><R.,h.
1828. 2, 'Endiw r., Isr^G. 8. S:irah K.. ISJO. 4, <'dorfj.- M .. 1^43. o, ./«/,;; //., b845,
6, Wvi.'c, 184S; 7. tAh.nn F., 18.-)l). 8, Mar;/ L., 1806.
II. Jabt-z, b. Aug. 27, 1768 (supposed son of David); rem. to Mentz. N. Y.. of
which he was one of the earliest settlers on lot No. 14, about 4 miles northwest of
Auburn, on a farm, thence al)0ut 18:^0 rem. to Hannibal, Oswego Co., N. Y., Tfliere he d.
Oct. 21. 181)0, in the 92d year of liis a. A deed recorded in Aubinn, book K.. p. 152.
June 2, 1803,' from Elkanah \Vatson of Albany, N. Y., to Jal)ez Tuttle of Aurclius,
Cavu"-a Co., N. Y.; conv. S6.^ acres on lot 14, Mentz, consideration. i<439: Caleb Tutilc,
wit.; June 9, 1863, Jabez '1'. and wf. Betsey convey to David Tutrle. Morris Co., N. J..
57.1^ acres, part of the above; m. Betsey Ayres, b. June 30, 1771; d. March 25, 1845. 1,
PlTEi-.E, b. Nov. 1, 1795; m. Calvin P'dwaVds. 2, Ha^'XAII. b. .Fuly 21, 1798; d. Oct. 4,
1810. 3, Sai.ja'. b. Ajiril 16, ISOl; m. Henry Witbeck of Fleming, Cayuga Co.. N. Y.,
Wi.'bar. ' 4, BEX,lA>rix Avkks, 1). July 23, 1803; d. in Hannibal, r^ept. ;>, 1874; m. Dec.
3, 1827. Nancv Barnum, only child. 1, Jabiz Henry, b. June 26, 1834; enlisted Di^v. 19,
1863, Co. G., 9th regt. N. Y.' Heavy artillery; d. in the service at \Vashinglon, D. C,
Julv'lS, 1867; m. Sept. 1, 1853, Mary Jane Crofut. and had: 1. Bertie Maria, Oct. 6, 1851;
m. Oct. 16. 1S72. Lester Bains, and' had iMlith, b. Auir. 27, 1874. 2, Mary Annette, b.
Ai>ril 1, 1858. 5, James Brow-.x, b. DfC. 5, IM'S; M. D. ; res. Jackson. Mich,; m.
Sarah, dau. of David Dodge of Mentz, (and sister of Ossian E. Dodge, formerly of Boston,
Mass.: a celebrated writer and vocalist who paid .s;625 for a ticket to a Jenny Bind
concert); rem. to Pa., where she d. ; two chil., son and dan. 5, John Johxso.x, b. June
14, 1812; res. Leslie, Ingham Co., Mich. 7, Samlki- PlEUSOX, b. Feb. 14, 1815; m. Sarah
Luscam of Hannibal.
A Daviil P. Tuttle drowned 1798 crossing in a boat from Staten Island to N. Y. :
buried Nov. 12, 1798, a. 43; m. and liad several chil.; buried July 14, 1791; Sept. 18.
1796; May 6, 1803, a. 6 yrs.
6326. Moses Tuttle, b. Nov. 9, 1732; m. a Morristown, Dec. 5. 1756, Jane. dau.
of Ccl. Jacob Ford, sr. , in whose will he is named excr. He rem. to Mt. Pleasant, N. J.,
and became a wealthy iron nuiker. He d. July 11, 1819.
I. Mary, Dec. 15. 1757; m. Cornelius lloagland; rem. to
advanced aire' leaving 100 descendants. She d. in Ky., Feb. s
TuTTLK. 2, Delia, m. Morris. 3, Jane, m. White.
6, Oaki.ev, 7, Coi:xEr,TA.
II. Hannah, b. Sept. 2, 1759; d. at Pleasant Valley, X. J
yrs.; m. Chnrlcs. s. of Charles HolV of Hunterdon Co., N. J.
inamio-er of the ilibernia Furnace. 1, Joseph. 2. Chahi.es. 3.
Kv.. where he <1. at an
. l"840. a. 83. 1, Moses
. 4, Makti.x. 5. .loHX.
J., Aug. 26. 1St9, a. 90
He was master and
Betskv. 4, IIa.xxah.
5, J AXE.
M'trix'tii .
\\\. Ziba, b. Sept
IV. Jane, b, Feb.
golden WHUibrig -Jan.
Col. S. S. B-acli of Ho(
I'harhs. 6, Sau'iuel.
away N. J. 1. D'H'i.' 2, Camli
7, IFtracc. S, Knnlij.
6, 1761; d. Mav 3, 1764.
Ki. 1769; m. Joseph DeCamp of Newark. 'Ihr
1^59; groomsmen, bridesmaids and otlici'Uiu
3. Mn
y celebratt'd tlieir
I' clei'irvinan. all
'321 JJKANCH OF JOSEPH.
]iresenT. Shi>d. in Xfw York May I, ]SG.|, u 0.> yrs. 1, Mauy, hi. .lolui K. Ilhichimui
of iJrooklyu. X. V. -J, ('i)i;xi:i,lA. m. I'liillion ]?cai-li, Esi]. ; (2) Lewis DeCiuup; i. by
1st 711.: ], J>r. ru''!,nb'i.-> IlifirJi. ?•, J.KWTs. f. of Joscpli and Jmucs F. DeCiimp of
Kuckawiiy. 4. Cini.T.iiiN l\)i;n of Cliarlotttnljuiy, N. .). 5, Scsan, in. (uiy lliin'lunan,
Esq.. of i)ovri-, X. J.
V. Mo.scs, twin \vitli .!ant% d. Oct. '2~i, ITUi*.
633. Stephen Tuttle,- lalcn young wifu Li:- fatlifi's fain. 1o Woodliriduf, X.
.1., 1)UT returned To ("onn. and lived %viTli Theo]). Munson of Xewllavi lie afterwards
liveil in l'"arniin^-toi;. Conn., perhaps witli his uncle Samuel Tuttle. lie was killed l>y
liglnnine; wliile .-standing under a tret' on the I'^ai-ni. Me:ido\ss June 08, 1185; m. Jan. 08,
1784-5, Surah, tdd. /. (jfWarh. Stanley I ol F. ; d. ,)uly OU, 178U.
6331. Stephen Tuttle, b. Oct. 1!». 1785: posthumous; was tr,ken into the Staidey
fain, and in 1740 leni. ^^■ith liis gr. f. Stanley to (ioshen, Cotiii., where he ni. March
28, 175S, J^ydia. diiu. of El)en. Lyman c,f Torrington. Conn., b. June 10. 1738. lie
ownc-d land in (ioshen but rem. ])robahly aiioul 1 778 to Palmyra, 'J'ioga Co., X". Y.,
Tlience to AVilkesbarre. Pa., where lied. ISu'J. In tlie J/i'.-l. of 1'i>r. it "is related that
STephen Tattle's wf. won a spinning nuitch in T. . doin'_r Two and a half days' work in 1
day. She was own rous. to K>ther, nu.i. of Dr. layman iieecher; chil. b. in (ioshen, Conn.
1. Sarah, b. May 08. 1751,"; d. .v. /. at l'<iug-hk,'e])sie, X. Y.; m. }3ennett:f of
Salisburv (.'onu.
IL " Aurelia. b. June OM, 1751.
IIL Ste!>hen, b. Aug. 4, 1770; m. Mary MeKerachau.
63312. Aurelia Tnttle, l). JuneO'J, 17tl4; d. at Elmira, X. Y., June 29, 1845, a.
81 yrs.; m. Dr. Mathias Covell of \\ ilkesbarre. I'a.. where all the ehil. weie b.
I. Pobcrt Cov.di, b. June, 17s7; d. l^oO; mei.:haai.
\]. Edward (.'ovell. b. May 10, 17i)0; d. Dee., 1 00; buric-d Jan. 1. 1807; grad.
Princeton Col.. X". J.. ISIO; stud. med. in Phila. with Dr. lienj. Kush; ]nM(;. med. in
AVilkc:sb., y-A. He was greatly loved and re^pi'cled; m. in W. .May 7, 1S17. Sarah S.
Koss, wlio d. July S, lb(J4. 1. Ei)\v.u;i) M., grad. Princeton (.'ol.; stud, law ai\d admit,
at \V.: his health failed and he d. at Cliftmi Spriuo-s. X. \., Sept. 8, 1864; m. June,
1845, Mildred S. Cla^^-^ell of Culpepper Co. 1, SL(r[/'irvt .S 0, William IL 2,
M.unifA L., d. at W. Dee. 08, 1871: m. Catlin. 1. S'vr'iiuj 1,'. 8. M.vitY B., res.
Elmira; m. Dr. Wm. C. Mey. 1, Hanull'h, 7>".r. M. ]). 0. SaJUe Jl. 4, Ei.iz.v E., res.
AVilkesliarre.
fll. Lvman Covell, 1). April 10. l',i)5; merchant: res. Elmira.
IV. Miles Covell, b. Feb. 10, J7iiS: d. 1S51; merehant.
"\'. James Covell, \>. Jan. 80, lsii5; d. JulvOl, 1880
VI. Sarah B. Covell, b. Oct., 18U0: m. Dr.' Asa K. Howell; res. E.
*A Sarah Tuttle, wf. of Stephen of K., A. there July 30, 1730.
lEbenezer Lyman, jr . \va5 the tirsL perinHnent resident of tbe town of Torrington, .son F,b*n., sr.,
Esq., o: Denham, who followed his son to Tor. and was ihe first Dea. of tb.e chh. (set apart Jan i, 1742.)
The lot of Eben., jr., in the \sestern part of the town has been called the Lyman place ever since. The
fort was built upon it. On a small lot adjoining he built a log: house in v.-hich w.^s b. June 16, 173S, his
dau. Lydia, the rirst cliild born in the town so far as known; m. Stephen Tultle as above. — /f:s(. ■'/
1 crrin^to: .
;Therc are traces siatiered through the histories of the Wyoming \'a!ley of several families of Tattle's
v/hose records I have not been able to obtain. Charles .^iinl'r speaks of Tl.omas Bennett, "ot a family
renowned in that region for patriotism and courage," whose daughter, Mrs. .Myers (16 yrs. old at the time
of the battlei, was visited by l^rof. Sulliman, sr., t^o whom siie related many interesting incidents relating
tot. at event Her mother was one of the only tive women in Wyoming when .Mrs. Voung arrived in
1770. Her lather, Ihoaias Cennett, escaped the n assacre, and returned to W. in the spring and was
soon captured by a pariy of si.v Indians together with hi.-, son, a lad. .-md Mr. Hammond a neighbor.
The Indians marched them towards ilie north, and the second or third night ?4r. Bennett concluded they
were going to murder him Vi atching Ins r liance he kiikJ tlie Indian on watch with his own spear, and
loosing the bonds of .Nlr. Hammond and his son they attacked the other five, of \vhom they killed four
and w >unded the finh, and then escaped taking the sci-lps of the sl.iin. Mrs Myers spoke of her sister
Mrs. Tuttle, and of her son, Thos Mver=, wiio was a S'.ierifT of Luzerne Co. A uauylucr of Mrs. Myers
married the Rev. Dr. l'';ck, editor of the MctitoJist R--i-:,-iv of New York. Col. Pickering's narrative of
his abduction, 1703, says: " .\t Tunkhannnck 1 found a bundle of clotliing sent by your mother, and also
an inhabitant of Fittstown go'ng down the river as far as Lackawanna Creek. ' .And Tuttle. one of the
" boys " said he would go down with us and take his chance. The ne.xl morning we th.ree set off in a
canoe. Landing: the man destined for L. the other went on with me to Wilktsbarre. On the way he told
me, he had ioincd the " boys '' only two or three days hcfore !•.: order to discover whi' I was, and to get
me "ut of their hands. To this M'r. Miner adds the tollowing note, "nor was Tuttle recreant to his
faith. Deceive your enemy is a m.i.\i,-n of war.'' It wa's important to their safetv, tliat Pickering shonld
t)c cnciliated and uafhcd. 1 l.c l-";^rls iv\.\ Tattles, slirewd men, were best able to throw him
olT his guard, and draw out his opinions and fjilom his purpu-es. Tliere was not one of " that gang
of ruffians " we tirmly believe who would not s- 'uier h.-ive sacrificed his liie tlian betray his fellows. "^ In
Kingston (formerly V\'yi.,ming). Luzerne Co., i'.i . , " Tuttle Creek '■" indicates a family locality.
TUTTLE. ,30;]
63313. Stephe7i Tattle, b. Aug. 4. 177:.^: ,,,11. from >Vilkp.sl)aiTC to Elmira u1.l
isi I nl whicli h<- \vn< til.- hist pi-fsulfiit. II.- oui.cd a lai-c lanii adjoiiiiixr tlie vilh-T,.'
wlMcli lie cultivat.-(l and (■ni,'aovd b.-sidos in nieicbandisiiiy and niillini:. lb- was inudi
rcsp-cted in the coninuaiity of Elmira and d. th<'i-e iSol ; m. Marv Ann dan of ( '-ipT
Wni. McKcraclnni." b. Kent, Litcbfirld, Co.. (_'oiin., 177:]; d. Al-nira "x Y Jan 3 1,S(!()
a. ^<. She and h«M- sister (.Mrs. Ah.'xaiidpr) then rluve ue.ks old. w.Te Vesened from
tlu- ma.s.>aere at Wyoming. \,y x]v\r motlier and .M-aped. 'I'hev went first to \e\\- Mil
ford. Conn., when^ Mrs. K,. radian m. Mathia> lioUenbarl^, aiid after a e.msiderable
lime rem. then.-.- to TiOira Point, X. \ .; th.-n,-.. to Elmira, .\. Y about ISll \s hm^r
agoasra*.. Mi-Keraehan wasa.-.iisM,m.Ml t.. rid- .,n ]„,r,s,-bark in company with lie"
.step-farh-.r. Mr. II., tr.,m W ilkesbarre i., i'lmira. Mr. H., traded witli the Indians and
.supplied with rations tlu- rouneil under Col. Pida-ring, 1791. After ni. t<. Stephen Tutlle
.-he lived at In.ga Point; themr in ISH to Elmira and next vear moved into the hrms,.
wh.ivshe iive.ioO yrs. and when- she d. Kev. David MurVlock ])r.M^h.^d her fun-rd
s'-rmon in whieh he quotes s(;me of her short and drv .savings The ■{/„ ^Vv-r Bk'/: for
ISin. contains a biog. sketdi in which slu- is d.-.r-riiM-d 'as ^--a woman of u-ennine i.i.-tv
remarkable shrewdness and honesty, and a litrh- blunt withal. She Inuf little faith "in
windy religionists." An only child, Harriet.
633131. Harriet Tuttle, b. ^Vilke^barre. Pmn., LvoJ; educated at Betlilelnni
Pa.; <i. Pr.-., 1S77; m. ls:-.>:;. l[,,u .Tohn Arnot (.f Elmira. who d. 1^:8
I. Mary Ann Tiittk-Aiiu.:. m. IS^.I, William Butler Ogden- b D.dawaiv Co N
:^., June lo, IWo; (1. lN77,ar liigl, Bridg-. X. Y. City: buri.d in Wo... U awn .'.miet'erv
At the age ot Id ih.- .leaio .d his lather iiev..lv.d business upon him whi.di caused him
to travel niu.di about th.' .•..uuiry and to visit th- lar^-e cities. At the iu--e of 1,^ he he
came Rrigad.' in-i.ect..rin the -tare militia. In is;j4 el.-cted t.. ih- X Y he.- esi.edallv
to advocate construction .,f the X. Y. \- E. K. B. In l,s:r., went t.. Chica-o 111 and
estab. a land and trust ag.-nry. which has .level.. prd into on,- of the instituti.,us of tlie
\Nest. His opeiations in real estate soon becam. lmmen.se, aud the citv authorities heiu'-
too tardy, he laid out and eonstructed more than KX) miles ui streets at his own cost"
He built th.' hist swing bridge in Cliicago. then never having seen one. He was amon.^
the i'rst to intro.luee the r.-ajiing an. I iimwiuir ma'duue,-> into ireneral use and at his su>"
gestiontlie first r.-aj.er was seat to the l,..n.lon E.xhibiti.m of ]sr,l. The resus.-itati.Tn
•and .-ompletion of the HI. and Midi, canal enlist, .1 his uutirini.^ efforts He was the first
mayor of Chicago and often ele.-ted to tlu- citv e.mn.-il. He declined tlie nom of hi-
party (dcm.) for Congress in 1S.V2. He was the fir.-,t Pies, of the Bush Me.I Col • Pres
UiKago & Caleua I . B. B. C.,. ; Pres. Xortli \\-,.stern K. B. Co. ; Pres. of the Xati.uial
K. b. Conventi.m at Phila.. is.yj to inaugurate measures b)r the buihliiur of the Union
lacihcB. B.: Pr..'s. 111. ^- Wis. B. B.; Pres. of the Buffalo & Miss. B B Co in Ind
till merged in th.- Midi. Central; Pr... ,,ft!,e Chica-o Brandi in 111.; Pies ..f the B .ard
01 C<>m. of Sewerage m Cliicago; Pr.s. of the Chica-o, St. Paul an.l E..nd du Lac B B
which he built largely from his own im-aiis. An active dir.-ctor of the Pittsbur"- Fort
\N ayne & Chicago B. R. Co.. of wliich at a ],eriod of great dillicultv and after rep'eated
declining, th,- r.-c-iv.-rship was f,u-<-ed upon liiTii with a salarv of SU'.j OOO The hi'di
salary. how,-v.-r. he d.-dined. When ih,- Eniou Pa.-ilic B. P.. Co. was organized un,f,-r
the act of Congress, h.- v,a- .-luxsen it- lirst Pr-s. H.- was th.- owner of ia-,,l,al)lv tlu-
largesr lumbering establi.shmeiif in tli,- w.ul.l. at P,--litigo, Wis. Xearlv eve-rv in-^'itu-
Tion m the X..ithwe.-t. in.-ludiiii:- th.- IJush Med. Cnl.; " th,- The,. Sem' ..f tlie X W ■
th.- Hi-t. Soc.: the Academy ..f Sden.-.-s; the A-t lon.-mi.-al S..,-.; th.- rnivei^i'tv of
Uu.ago an.l the t hicago ^^ oman's Ibune meive,l from him timdv and suhstantiaraid
He has don.- more than any ,.ther,.ne man..ntliis .-..ntineut tbrthe development of the X
U est: and on thegroaml that he Inul l.,-eii foivmo-t and inmi.-asiirablv ah.a.l .d' all ..ther
_ Wm. McKerachan carae tro.n Ireland 'o .\mcricain i:C,.^ni tairrht s::hooi in Penn and Ve.v lerscv
jn 1774 he was attracted to W yomintj by the roii>anoe oi the contest. He .settled in Hanover townslcp'
wncrc he lau-titschujl, opened a store and bouuhl lands. He "was versed in mathematics navitraticn
and surveying, and among he-, papers were found stanzas of poetry supposed to be orij,Mnal with bin He
\va, a maLristratc and one ot tlie judg-es of the County Court of V/estmoreland, appouued by Gov Trum-
bull oi C.onn.. and Capt. ot the Hanover nnhtia company who took part in tlie battle of U'yomin- On
the mornins o! that dreadlul day, he said to his Lieut. L;'i7.arus Stewart: '-My pursuits fiave h-en those
ot peace: you have beer, reaied to war, and accustomed to command. On parade I can manage mv
men, bu: in the held no unnecessary hazard .,hou;d bo rua; a mi-.lake atif,hl prove fatal TaUo vT.u th-
.e:id. and I will h.cht uncer you with my rnen as an aid or as a private in the ranks. Your prc-^C-nce at
the head of the Hanover boys will inspire coniidence." So it was arranged and they fc'.l lu-elher
He wasialL had a hne person, an alert step a cheerful disposition. and an e.'cpressive and ple.as;int counte-
nance, "i-arewell, to the brave, the irencrcus, the true-hearted Irisliraan- .^entle sleep and a h inny
rtsuriection to his manly .spini, who in the midst of srathering: honors and accumulating prooert> bai
dowu his h(c lor Wyomm'^. —C/tas. A/iKcr's J fisi. o/Hyo>,!/„£^. '
>2-i BKAXCK OF JOSEPH.
in.-n in protertii.o- the ])ul.lic cn-dit and advaiuiuir puldir in,i.,ov<.,ue>,ts liis n:nn.. u-,s
urjjcd lorthe (K-iiKxTaTic noinniation for Pifsidrnt in is'CO In 1S7] tim.- of tlir- <'r< -.r
(•!ii.-a-<. flic he was in X. V. city. Ifc hurried hack U, find his h..n>.- witli r\w -athcrrd
treasures ot a l.tc tune in ruins. His h.sse^ were over a million of dollars. Imnrediatejv
followino- this th.. news came ut tlie destru.'tion of his pvat mills at Peshti-n, inclu.lin-
the villao-e. His loss lierc was over a million and a half of dollars \ fearful hxs ol'
.ife, the l.urnmp: to death of nearly (iOO (.eople accompani.'d this disaster The restor^i
tion ot the Imsuiess h. at once rommeneed and has rorn,.!eted. In Is.'i.l lu. purchased 'a
villa and 110 anvs ot land near High hvnh^v in th<. citv of N. Y , to whirh he removed
soon after the great fire. Tlio land has a fronta-.. of half a mile r.u th,- East River and
IS tastetully laid out, and reph'te with every luxurv and conveidem-e His estate at hi.
decease was valued at aht. five millions. At his fuiuTal. "Bishoj, Clarkson of Xehraska
advancing to the head of the chancel steps, with his hands folded hefore him ffaz.Hl
sad y lor a nmment on the face of the dead." ••You will allow me." the Bishop tii,.,^
said, his voice hemg at hrst ow and tremulous, ••to speak a few simj.le words !,f him
who lies here, one ot thenoh est and in some senses , the most hrilliant man of our land
I lie great enterpris,-s which ho ]u-oj..cted, win.. saw far in advance of his gen.^ration the
capa .iliiies of the c.uuuient anduno might he said to have l.e.Mi the mastVr huihh.r'of a
city that IS the la.stmg marvel ot these days, will 1,.. nuicli writlcn of and read- therefore
wemav pass them with si.ujde mention. IJut, as w,- are about the .-011111 of him we
revered, we may s,.eak of tliese superi-.r gra.-es of character that made him so attractive
o all and truly loved by those near hini; that charming ,-onrtesv that was inhorn in
him; that loving cousidennion for others that was prominent in his life; that sterling
cheerfulness; that our.stretched hand and ready help for everv one that was unfortunate
or distressed; that ove, flowing love for whatever was nohle.^t in man. and that wise and
patient council tor hundred, that w.,nt to him in their perplexitv. All this made him
as practK;!. a henefar-toras the .-itv, th,. railroad o, the other mat'erial developments that
he helped to assui-.d exwenc- It is not often thar a man has been in this iife three
h^sn^rr ^^'' ^™-/^"'\5''- \\l ^" >"^^"y !>'"!'1<- that he has helped, lifted up and
nsp.ied as .Mr. ( gden has. 1 he announcement of his death will fill with sorrow
hundreds thiu v,e know not of. and I anisur- that'in thenuinv months that death has been
watchful and tireless about the citadel of his life '(Jod bless you" ascended manvhnmlred
tunes. Ihe saine grateful afiFe.-tion that has broucrht me half wav across the'continent
o lay my .simple tribute u].ou his cotlin, is felt by others and is a noble crown of his life
I knew him when In. was foremost ,n th.. most anive enterprises; uh,n ...-lence and
learniugc.uisidered hira th.-ir most g.-neious i-airon. Wh.Mi the stato re<-o.-nized him
as her wisest son; wh-n the chureh regarded him as her .-onstant lielper. when he wa^-
everybodys constant trirnd an<l adviser. an<l whm thoui.d, bm-dened with <.r.ai
i,„ „■ • -11 , • , , " .i.".a^ii oiiKifueu \\ iin gi-f-ai cares,
he «as ever genial, hone.sr, high-toned, truediearfd and li^ht-souled God be orai.ed
that, now and tlu-u here and there, .such a man livrs amouir us to help us bv his-
example. Although Mr. Ogden was al ways a theoretical beiiev-r in christianit v and a
generous supporter ol us institutions, y.n it was not until late in life that he'opeulv
acknowlodged his allegiance to the God. who made him and the Savior who redeemed
him. It would have b,-e,n better, perhaps, if the whole of such a life had been spent as
a child of Uinst. W hat unlimited personal and national benefits mi.d.t have resulted
.InV'tnfir'' ir"r>' in«"';"<<7nd amazing power, guided by the Spirit of practical
• nnstiaint^. But it is well that he came m ,-h,hilike faith and patience to the foot of
I lie cross.
II. Aurelia Covtdl Arnot, d. 1S74, unm
P..s"nf,?'1?'i' '^A",'*'--^'";"'l'- ^^^^-^r- ^*""'^^' tHe wealthiest men in Cejitral X. Y. ;
In 1 ^ 'r] \T i "'"V ]■'" '^^^•l,-^f^^'"-"f ^1^'' fit.v 'HHl is an influential Demo.-ratic
leader; m. t liarlotte. dau. ot d'urdon Hewett of Osw,-.--,) X Y
^ }^': :'.'''''.' "V'"';'' ''■ ^^''''' '"• ^■^^'■'■■'''''•tl^ ^i=^u- <'f n.arles Iluh'tt. I, .b.iiv Ilrr.FTT-
Njjdi. in 1 . ( ., 1SS-.3.
V. Mathias lloll.nbaek Arnot h. ,s:;:;: Y. C; IS^O; merch.; res. Klmira; unm.
M 1-auny A. } Arnot. b. «,,: m. Kn-hard, s. of Cortlan.I Palmer;* rj) (l-or-e
Gnswold Haven, 'T'-l^er and wealthy capitalist; as the r.-pn-x.ntative of the Palmer est.
Mrs. laven is now (ks,!)) engaged as .lefendant in u legal content Vvirh Cvrus W l-,rhl
in whicli many thousands of dollars have been spent. Pamphlets And uew.pap.-r
*Conland r;i!n)er was a very- uralthy rc.il e,t.uo dealer anJ proprietor He was one of ;he Drirc.nil
,our:8^^,l mmionafr'"'' ''' ""'*' " ''^''■^''^^ --^et " a.lhe'foot of 34U. sC.'Vonh R.'ver^ He'd.
me
abou
Tl"l"i'l.E, TOI)]).
unifies liavt' pWen wult- i-ublicily to the case. i. by 1st ni. : 1, KicilAia. SfYDAM
'I'.M.MV i;. 2, .foiIX AkNOT t'AT,:MKl!.
Vll. I'.'ttr .AriKit. 1>. iS-VJ; il. y.
64 Joanna Tattle, b. 1><-'C. no. If.;:), m. Stri.lu'.i Pan-rbci-n*; viMUuvrd to Wood-
!irii!"v N. .1., Nsheie slu- was udinilliMl to tli<' clili. , I iiiic 2u, 17119: Stfjili-'U l\ui-;boni
joined "tlu-VliVi. Ort. :3, 1710. . . r • .
I. .los.-jili Piui-boni. was at Stamford, Coan., a i).-t ition»T lor a society at
]>:irien; in. 178i>. ^
II llaiiuali Paiiirborii, i>. ITM; ni. .Inr.e KJ. 17:.U, 1-,pbraini 1 uttie [",)J.
ill' Timothy Pan"-born, m. Ocr. lo, 174-2, Deborali Younsrs, in Kent, Haitt'ord I'o..
Cuu, ■"rh.ildivn b in SUimford, e'oiui., (lu.vv) Liteditield, Conn. 1, Hanxau, b. Dec. '2-2.
174;; 2. Sa];\ii. C»ct. IS. 1744. :!, f'-M-FAti, 1>. May 17, 1740. 4. No\H, Dee. IS. 17.><).
o' liKJiAlM), March 7. 1704: served P.tC. daysin \i-'v. army an.l re-enlisted, f,, Stki'UHN,
j'.iia--^:, 17-VJ. 7. Di-.nt.KAU, Ai.ril 0!). 17:)S.
n" Noah ]'an'^-born, d. nnuK in W aterbiiry. Conn, llis will i.rovr,! April />().
1741 (on r<-e at w"^), devises :-U acres of land to Rev. S.im'l 'J'odd [GG7] of the North
i,arish of W. ; •■ lo Abigail Frost [iSlS] of the Norih j-arlsli of New llav., 10 acres, lying
in the nortli ]iart of the pari.sh, provided she remain unmarrieil four years from the date
hereof. All the remaining luirts of my lan.l 1 Iie(iueath to Mudi of my brothers and
sisters."
66. Susanna Tattle,! b. Feb. -JO, l(;79-SO; m. Sein. l.i, 1098, Samuel, s. uf Samd
imd Maw (Bra.llevi To.ld, h. Julv 1, 107:2; r..-m. to NVaterbury, Conn., and was deaco-i
then'. ilis wf. Susanna, d. Oct." 10, 17H7. and he ni. r?) .lii!ie '20. 17:]'.», M i.-;. E<rhrr
Maltbv of l-?ranfwrd, a wid. Ui> will dated Dee. 10. 1741: ])rov .Ian. 4, 174-2.
}. Lvdia Toild. b. .lulv -2S, 1099: m. Kev. I'.enjainin Dooliitle.
II. cidebTodd, b. l"eb". '2, 170O: ni. Mary Ives.
III St.'iihen Todd. Dee. 4, 170-2: m. hvdia Ives.
IV Mehi'^'l'b^ Todd, b. .Ian. 29, 170f; m. Mav 2d, 17-20. Fdiha Yale, b. lOPO; d. s. \.
ni*-. a. .V2; \v' was a wealthy jdunter in X. Hav. ;'inv. 4.'S,1S9. He was a iLcphew oi'
<iov. Elihu Yale, for -whom the colhge was nan'e'd.
V. Christopher 'J'odd. 1). May '2, 17u7: d. May 12. 1712.
VI. Elizabeth To(hi, ni. Dea. Sanund Saekett.
VII. Chri.Mopher 'J'odd, li. Ai.rir27, 17i:i; m. llannah FiUtle [4],
■ YIII. Samuel Todd. h. March 0, ITJO-K: m. :^Ierey Evans.
IX. Susanna 4'odd, 1). Dec. S, ]:i6; m. (>.\\f\> llumiston 1 1 j.
661 Lydia Todd, b. .lulv -28, 1699; d. .bm. Ki. 1790, a. 90; m. Oct. 14, 1717. Kev.
Benian.iin. .s. ot John ami' Marv ('Pecki Doolittle, b. .Inly 10, 109o;, Y. C. 1710; d. Jan. 9.
1749; minister at Northlh/ld. Conn., niStill d. He publi.^hed a valuable Xiirrrttv:,^^ nt
XIlk, J/fV/uV/:" <jf tli, Fiinrk aud Ludui uv, from 1711 lo 1 74'--, and an Imniliy iht"
" Blessed with good intellectual parts,
Skilled in two important arts,
Nq-dIv he filled the double station.
Both of a preacher an physician."— /.■//.'.
]. Olive Doolittlo, b. Oct. '^S. 171'^.
11. Lvdia Doolittle, b. Aua. 24, 17'20.
III. Charles Doolittle, .Tulv:]l, 172-2.
lY. Euuic-e Doolittle, Julv :31. 1724.
*P?ngbornc, a fapjilv in Rerkshire, Ensr. . _,
lohn Pan^jliura i?..'of Edmund and I. vdiai,b. Sept. 2^,1710. ■li'r,^ri:ni,fi,-e To-un Ffc. I.ydia 1 anp-
■born admit, to chh. in Woodbridtre. Aup.' 15, i:oZ. William Pangborn entered car marks at \. ., heb. ^,
?7j2. Samuel Pan^i,'born, a pr.:iprietor in \V., 1740.
-•The name on the orieinal record is obsoure. Mv opinion from the first has been that it was Tuttle,
bui roi<'l)t easi'.r be mista'Keri lor Tollf. It is v.-ntten Tuile. with but one small t. and that v^'ith S'.^ faint
an indfcation o! a cro-.s th^tt k uiiErhi be taken for an 1; and 'he u is so iiniieriectly formed that it mit'ht
be 'aken for an o. makins the v.'ord Tolle Hon L. M. Bottwood examined it. and at hrct thoueh! u
was Tolle, but afier\\ards jKinf,'ed his mind and hel;eveil it 'o be Tut!e. Rev. \ir. John h . Todd ai.so
examined the orijiiinal record and thoucht it was T.jlie, but at a later date he writes: -Since your letter J
have re-cxamlncd the town record, and am jjretty well satislicd that you are rieht in re.-d.nu ice name
Tull'e and not Tolle, with reference to Susanna, the wf. of Santuel Todd." Siill I should not nave !e!t
satisfied to occupy the patres of this work with a record of Deacon Samuel 1 odd's descendants on so
un'-er'ain a foundation. Other cir^um >tan.:es, however, whose siK'nincancc would be belter undcrbtooo
by the genealo:,'ist than bv the cenera! renler, indicate vrry decidedly the verity or my conclusion,
s'jch as propiniiuity of place, the numerous Todd-Tutlic Kiter-marriai:! s. His bro. J.-Miah 1 ik.u la. ! :.p-
nah Clark LH: hi^ bro. Daniel m. Desire Tuttle ! 1 1; his s. Christopher m. Hannah 1 utile l^-:, his dau.
Susanna m. Caleb Humiston 1 1 ]. The wiil of .N'oah l'ant;born devises land 10 Rev. Samuel 1 odd, who
would be his lir.it cous. on this theory, aud make-i Rev. Beujamiu Ivooliitle 'whose wt. ..>diav
his tirsi cous.) an e.xecr. of lis will, etc.
be
''-'^ BKAXCH OF JOSEPH.
V. S(is:miiii ])()()li(t]i'. 1). Jiinf lo, \72<\
VI. I,ii,-ius Doolittlf, Mav Kl. ITi^^
\'1I. riilDr Doolitrlc, .Mav"-l. I7;j0.
^'11I. l.iirv IhM.littlc, 1.. Fcl.. 27, 17:il.
IX. Thankful Do.ilittlf. h. .III!,,' Oil. 1 7;j;].
X. Aiiizi Doolitilc, li. Nov. 15, i7;;7. " ' .
XI. Lucy ])(),.Iitll^'. 1). July 1.-,, 17-n.
,^ 662._ Caleb Todd, l.. S,],t. 2. 1700; in. Dec. 2:], 172.-., .Mary. dan. of Saiimel Ivs.
r. Phel..., 1.. Olm. o, 172tj; d. 0<r. 4. 17-14: in. Nov. 21 174:5 David s of Tl>r
Hlakesloe I. Nov 7, 1722; ,... (2) May ]s, 1752, Al.igail, dau. „f .Jnuathau' 'ilou-.- ' '7
iFKorAsJ.. Pepr. 1,. 1.44: lu. Au- 14, 1704. Lvdia Hradl-v. i .\s>„r>(/> Mnvlio:'
1.0... 2, /AYAiV/. Mandi oO, 17tJ7. 8. C'A/„f, F,.].. DJ. noH. "4 M.,h>/ \!airh'-{l "l"!'
II. ll<zckiah, !.. May 2, 1728: in. Lydia Frcst [1]. ' ' "
,rn IV- ^^'^'^''••'- ''■ -^".-- '' 1'-": "'• -'"'.v. I'-iT. -Matll.ew. son ,,f Daniel aud t^rrih
Toad) Gi Inut, b. F..1,. 21, 1722: d. .July 2. 1795. in th. 73d v.-ar of his a" 'n '!
llainden Plains: est. div. 17!)5. to wi.i., Danifl (Jilhert. onl v son. and daus. Marv Tilak.-.l.-..-
an<l Sarah (Tilbert. 1. Dantkl. ni. Sarah , h. 1754: d". .lulv 25 l.>^-'5 a 7l" 1 <j,v^7,
h. nST: d..lune2i). lsu(i, a. 1!). 2, Mai:v, n,. Blakcslr,.; ;j,' s:u;ai.. '
G622 Hozekiah Todd, b. May 2, 172S: d. Nov. li), i:i)4ni Jan 17 j ",-
Dydia. dan. r.{ Ebeinvr Fmst |]]. b. Dec. 2,S, 1735; d. June 4 1SU7 ' ' ' ""' "
I. Caleb. 1, Lv.MA.N. 2. Fakkingtox. 3, Aj.i.kn. 4 Frnri-u
II. Heyj.kiali. b. Xov. 5, 1755: ni. Mercy II. .It.
III. Lydia, m. Joel Sackett, North Haven.
yi. Bethuel.ui. Sarali Ives; (2) wid. Sarnli Welt-.n ot Waterburv 'l Byrnt \u
!n. l<euben banholoni(>w; ren:. t<^ Chautan(iiia Co., N. Y 2 I,.)ris\ m I p'vi Fi,^ ,n of
Southington. 3, IU'sski-L, ni. Sarah Clark, and had: 1, Hcnncff.' U.' \s^i}- m wid
Ives of ( Ijester. 2, JP^,a/inr. m. Scott. 4. Koxv, m. Daniel, s. „r v'hurl.-s and
1 heodosiH Scott. 0, Fkvi.;ki;tt. ren.,toN. Y. 6, Piikkk. ni. Martin Uoson 1 V<n;
nu Ipson I.ggms. 2. J... Vu-hti., nn Akott. 3, -/./,.., n,' Vinns Vaik of
\\ h.tneyvilh-^ 4. (Juns^a ronhlw. 5. Lnr,/ A.;;,li,., C. ]■)■„/, rlr/, Marti. 7
'^, ■'":'-:■. '• .^-^J:-'"' '"• ^^^'"""? ^ I'-^'^'b sis. of Martin; rem. to O. s, Mir.Ks m L/.uisa
KsthS" 10,^.;ku;"'-'- '• ^''""'- '"■ ''"•' ^"■""'" - ■^•""'- '"■ J"''"'<"-''^- "
,\-.. ?^":;'^' '"• J*^-''y-l'C '>'^n- "i Timothy I pson; rem. to Vermillion, O \ Skj:\h
in. Abijah 1 ardee. 2, \\ (*on\vA);i). 3. CirAi:i...TTi:. 4, Hfskv 5 ls\ vc H
KxKKL.vx!), twin witli Isaac. ' '■-'^•\*^- '>.
T-^- ,?^''V-J'- '^''^-^' *'• ^"l'^- ^"- ^■'^^'- '»■ ^5*>^^*^- -^"'ifl'. I'. Kt'^- «l Feb •'/; 1,S4S-
res. .\o. Hav. []]. " -.••-, 1 .-»_ ,.
VJi. Joel, b. 1771 : d. Sep.. 11, 1S20: m. Mabel Mai.slield, b. 1774; d. Sept 12 1n57
I DKNxrs. d in Laltimore: no fam. 2. Oiuux, m. Aureliu Clinton. North Haven ' l'
/,w.7.>. //.,v./,., m. Elizabeth GilLs No. Hav. 2, A.ff.lin,. in. Samuel Hale. Calif.'
3. //enri/ Drums, m. (rrace Hartley, No. Hav. 4, M,>ry, m. Eli Hro.k.-tf / 1 son 3
GKC.UUK d. in O.; m. and had 3 chil. 4. Cai.kh. res. o!: unm. 5, Mai^kk Salomk m"
I'avul iMfikesler".
Vill. J'lu^be, 111. Parker P.ates of Southimrton C
mn.
66222. Hezekiah Todd, b. Nov. 5. 1755: d. May IS, 1S:^(;; m. Jan 1783
Merc. . dau. ot Joseph and Hannali (Blakeslee) Holt, b. Jan. tl, KCO d Sent r> Isp)-
V iiesliiic. ( oiin. ■ 1 ■ -• • .
1. Hannah, b. Ajnil 13, 17S4; m. Freeman Fpson
» 1 V' o:''TI'o.v'' '''?• •■'■ ^ '■^•>: "'■ 18011. Rebecca Tattle of E. Hav. lunfr]. 1 D\nu;i
21, ,S,1; d. Ml. 2. /A.,.y/. Juno27. 1833:d. May20. ls;]7. 3. r/,,„r;, Dee 1.5 ls35■
m uly4,is.,s. Ann 1 l.vm-h. 4. II,. r,. Feb. 14. 1837: m. F,.b,'l, 1^,7 Kmimi
XN.ite.burv. -., llK/.rKiAH, b. .Aug. II, l,s21: m. fmcy Hotehkiss of Wolcott; rem. to N
};,„/• /""•'•^'"•- ^. >/"/•//..//,. 3, r/„,v/,r./c/-/;v. 4. /J.nW H.lurro. 5. /■-;././',. C
ill. I-ydia, b. ])(>.-. 7, I7S<.1: m. .foseph Hob of Waterburv
i\. Street, Aug. 27. 17'J2: d. O.T. 25. 1S(;0; ,„. Feb. ic' 1S15 i.'ntb W Welton
1.. Ha.nsu.mS., Jan. IS, ISlC: d. June 21. 1S57; m. (>,-t. IS, 1849, c'orn.-lia E.'Sp.rrv of
TODD. o^.'
lUthanv slio in (-1) I'aine of W. 2. .1k.\nm;ttk, Au^. H, 1SI7; d. M:iy 9, l■^:^,^.;
,,i llcnrvTVionu.s. ;i, K.)1!KKT<'., April 21. ]s:i(»; m. A].iil 2, ISl:^, l.ouis.-. 15;mii.-s of
0',(-hin' (\Vol.-.,tt). 4, Emvi.N, Jan. ;-!0. I,s28: d. Urt. oO, U^r.S; m. Oct. 27, 1S4T.
«<-iliun Hall -.vlio d. Juiie 27, ISO"): (2! Sept. 1^, lS(i."). Liuniidu ('. l^aiiu^-. .j. .Iamks. i>.
(H-t. IS, 1S2o; 111. Mav2'.l, 1S.-,:1 Estlicr Hull nC Clicslnr.'. (i, U ii.i.i.VM S., b. Jan. 10,
l^-'S- d IVf. 12. ]"S;io. 7. \Vri,i.i< II.. twin with William, d. Nov. H, 1871. S,
Kkvnki.ix Nov 24 ls:12- m Ad.'liiif 'ni.Muas: iciu. tc (). 9, l-'.v ki.tnk. July 2i». ISol :
in. X.dsnn'>I..nis of' Wat.-rl.ury. lO. J.^nk. Au,<;-. tl, IH^H. 11, Wm. S., May 20. 1s:;s:
111 Nov. 2S. ist)2. Einoiceuf Miiior.
V Mon-v M.dinda. June 11, 1704; d. Jan. 22. 1S22.
VI Lucina March 7 17^0; ni. Mav 2. 1^22. S;.iuuel J. Tloiiru> of ^^ . 1, IsH.ua.,
All-. 10. 1S'2>5, at \V. 2, Samiki.. Nov. oO, 1S24. S, Wm. H., Ih-r. Hi. ls2r,: d. May 2,
1S2^. i, Satiah. Julv U. ]>;2',»: in. J. W. Hniioh of Ilonier. N. Y. o. W.m. B.. July 2."),
IsPjl' ()' Hanxau Ai;DP-i,!A. X<n-. 8. ls;]4: d.'.May IS, 1885.
^Ti. Pojlv Ann. May 12, 1800; ni. D.-r., ls24. Timothy Portor of \\ .
G63. Stephen Todd, b. Dec 4, 1702.- d. in Wall'd. 1772: in. May 20, 1720, Lytlia
Ives. Will pruvt'd at New Hav., 177;j; names Josiali and Steidien, exr.<.. wf. Lydia,
children Jonah. Stei>heu, Eli/aV.eth, Sihyl. Noah, Lydia, Asa. ('alel)(who wast, of ( 'aleb
and IJuth) and Marv.
I. Jehiel. March lo, 1727.
II. Ruth, Feb. 26, 1720.
HI. Jonah. April 28, 17ol; d. Aug. 8, 1813; ni. Loly llarnsvUi; (2) Abigail Cnt-
tenden.
IV. Caleb, April 12. 17;J;3; d. Nov. 14. 17G9; in. Elsther -.
^'. StHphen, b. March 2:>. 1735; m. Harliel .
VI Noali. b. Nov. 29, 1730: m. Sarah dan. of Caleb and p:sther (rniberfiehi) Hall,
b. A])ril 10, 1742. 1, Damakis, b. Nov. 24, 1700; ni. Asaph, s. of Wm. Merrhiian, b.
March 14 iV."")!); d'. Ausj., 1880. 1, J.^mrcn, m. Oct. 2r), IslO, Tempen-nce 'J'odd.
Vll. Elizubetli, Feb. 10, 1739.
VIH. Sibvl, Nov. 17, 1740: m. Nov. V,, 1759, Josiah Talniadge. 1, Samuel, d. heb.
2, 1700.
IX Lvdia, Nov. 21. 1744.
X. Chai-le.,, Srpt. 0, 1710: d. Aug. 12, 1779,
XI. Asa. Auir. 5, 175U.
XI 1. Mary.
6GF.3. Jonall Todd, b. April 2S, 1731: d. Aug. 8. 1803: res. Bethany: lived in
Xonhfonl till 7th child was b., theu rem. to Woodbrido-e, Bethany, where he d. 1803.
His will proved that vear names wf. Al)i.ixail, who d. sofin; chil. Eli. Clianucy, Lucy.
Hannah. Anibro.,,', Th'addeus, Theophilus and Jonah. lb- m. Lowly Harrison. \vho
was mother of the first 7 childrni; (2) Abiirail Crittenden, and had 3 children: (3) \\ id. .
Abigail Johnson. The two last and the husband are buried in Bethany. Dau. -in-law,
Abigail, wf. of s. Eli. admx.; Uri Tuttle, Benajah Tuttle. Isaac Jiidd, witnesses. i. by
1st m. :
1. Charles, b. Aug. 2s. 1752: m. Lydia Ives.
II. E.sther Lowh. b. Sej.t. 19. 1754; unm.
III. Thaddeus, Feb. 19. 1757: d. F.b. 0. 1^20: in. Penina lb..ckftt of N(j. Hav.
IV. Thelus. b. Mav 12, 1703; d. Feb. 1, 1840; ni. Oct. 15. 1704. Irene Rogers, b.
Nov. 2S, 17(>0: <1. April 27, 1^00; res. Xorthfurd.
V. Ambrose, b. Dec. 7, 1701; d. July 5, 1809; Y. C. 17s0; m. Lavinia Jarvis, b.
Oct. 3, 1702: d. Oct. 20. 1841. He was an E])is. clergyman.
VI. Jonah, b. Nov. 2. 1700: d. Dec. 23. 1834: m. March 14. 17ii2, >hiry Tuttle, b.
Nov. 25, i;7:i; Ivi.'-t Plvmouth. Conn.
\'l(. Ely. b. June 2i), 1772; d. March 10, 1S49; m. Jan. 8. 1797, Bede Todd. b. l^>y\.
2, 177'i:d. Nov. 5, 1857. i. bv2dni.:
VIIL Lucv, m. Daniel llotVliki.ss, X. Y. State.
IX. Hannah, b. alit. l7bS: a. ain. 10 in 1S04: Ezra Sperry. guaro.. in. Alex.
Millernine.
X. Chaunc.-v, b. March 24. 17.s4; d. July 20, ls55; m. Sept. 13. Isl-'. >usan
Ib.tcbki.-s. b. Jiilv H. 1792: d. April 20, ]s54; Buircinuts, X. Y.
66331. Charles Todd, b. Aug. 2S, 1752: m. Lydia Ives; had s. Alh.-rt.
663311. Albert Toad, b. 17S;;; d. July 24. Is43; m. Hannah, di.>u. r.f John and
Ruth Fo.,t.-, b. l-5-t>. L), 17^4, d. April 27, ]S40. lb' was a fanner in North Haven.
3^^' JJKAXCII OF JOSEl'][.
I. Lyilia Iv.'s, b. l.^U.j; d. Xov. KJ, 1.S09.
n. ('li.-i,ic>. 1). Jan. -1, lSl-2: res. Muscatin.', lowii; m. I.ouisa A. Mnii.s,,,, 1
,\i,i;kkt. b. I'.',-. -Jii, isij.): 111. (Jipliic AiiK'lia Jones. \, Charlrs •} Jjmi.^ •■> •,vi-vii
Jam:, I.. Mav, i^<4ii: m. Ifeiiiy (nitps. 1. Ch^trbs. -l, ]),:,;,
lii'i -'^'''■'■''' ,''• -'^'•l"1'i^"-il. Conn., ^farc]! O'.', 1^14: d. N.w llav.ii. t'.nm., Manl,
^""^"^ ' * ^"--w ll;iv.-n about ISIO: mcH known t'oi- -JU year.'; a.s an active
Fra luua Il'urrlsoh. .]n\y -i'.l 1S74. 4,
Gilbert, o, FuANfis A.. Jan. 20. 184n: ni. Soj'i
A., Dec-. 13, 18-jO; i;i. Get. VI, 1809. Fred A. (i'il , c-,,„.r ,.,./"-"
Edwakd a.. July IT, lS;-,0; lu. Oet. 11, 18:t5: bhi .M. Oviatt, dau. of Heiirv N
IV. Auibro.sf, b. Pel). 21, 181G; d. at Fair Haven. Conn., Mav fi, ISvi, of heart dis.
He bei,-an Tlie meat bu.shu-s;; iu early life; afterward.s in the pork business wldcli he .sold
out to S. F. Meiwin eV Son. He was pros])erous and accuiiiulnted nmnev and at one
tune was joint owner witli his bfo. Alfred of the 'J-,,dd V.look in X. llav " Jb- b-ft con-
.^iderable property ineludinir the Todd block in Fair Haven, and otlur valuable real
estate m tliat section, and a farm in Walliiiirford. He was conuecte<l \\itli St. James'
ehh. (Epis.) in F. Hav. for over 30 vr.s. and had been Junior Warden b.r about '^o vrs
He in. .May 2(). 183^. Jane Cook. 1. Hiuekt W. , b. April 2F 1S3<I: ni. Jaue Eliza Dibble
X. Hav. \,,7an> iJibhh'. 2, S.ujah Jank. Nov. 1 !, 1843; d. .March 184!* 3 Emily t"
Sei>t. 21. 18o0: m. Hendriek H. Muusonof .\. Hav. 1. A,nhr<»<c \lnwh ""^ iLirv 4*
Hkxky Ami',i;usk, b. Is.Vi: d. July It. ISoT. ' ''
66333. Thaddeus Todd, h. Feb. 19, IVoT: d. Feb. U, Is^*;.- m. Penina Erockett
o{ .No. Hav.. Conn. H.- was a bJacksniith; res. No. Hav. a Pev. soldier, and assisted in
tor.iTH]'; the great chain wliieli wa^ str.'tched across the Hudson below \\'est Point . He
had a numerous lamilv.
I. Lowly, ni. }*Ialtby Fowler.
11. Parma, m. Ceplnis Clark.
HI. Eunice, m. Justus Biockett.
W . Susan, m. Poberts.
V. Polly, m. Ira Perkins. One duu., Mits. Ai.etha Hutchkiss of Wall'd
VI. Tliaddeus, m. \Vehha \^■estover.
yil. Lydia, m. John Beers; (2) Pardee.
VIII. Sarali, unin.
IX. Samuel Brockett, unni.
X. X'ancy, unm.
XI. Chloe, missionarv.
66334. Thelus Todd, b. Mav 12. 17G3; d. Feb. 1, 1840, a 83- res Xorthford
Conn.; m. Oct. lO. r7H4, Irena Rogers, b. Xov. 28, 17(50; d. Oct 2H 1841
I. Wylljs, 1,. Aug. 7, 179-!: d. April 4. 1S49; m. .\pril 19, 1S24. Maria Cook 3
daus , of uhom 2 m. P.-uben X. Augurof Xorihb.rd, the other m. Philo Williams of
Xcntiiicnd.
II. Peb.-.eu. b. July 29. 1800; m. Dec. 24, 1820, Heurv Williams .,f W:.ir,i
III. Th.-lus, Sep-, m. is;)2; m. Antoinette . b. 179!'i, d March !) Is4s- (■■>) Cor-
relia . b. 1.S24: d. June 1. 1801 , Xorthb.rd. 1. Ai-oi.i.os I'li.wuM) Xov 1.-. ls3I;
d. April 4 1834. 2. Mii.o Ann.Lo.s. J^ui. 11. 1S31; m. Cornelia M. . Win.isor l.oeks.
1, Lillif Ai.t'.in.tt, . b. Mandi 23. isn."). 2. O^n-,, .]f,/ri:> b Mav T isi;7- ,] ]),.,. o js7(j
3. \kn-i;i.i\ H.m<!;i-.n. A-ir. 7, 1S3(;. I, Matu.i.a Ikkxh, Au-. 2-;. 1S41. .-, \1ikam>a
Je.\NXKttk. Aug. 2<J. 1841; twin with Matilda Irene. {■•. Dn i'\ \i(.rsTA J;ilv 4 ]S43
/, BKi;ruA l.or.KNA. Oct. 10. 1840. 8. .Makia Ai.ktiia, b D,-,- 2 ls.',o
IV. Mary. b. Pel). 18. IsiO.^
V. Esther, b. Xov 4. IsnS; d. .Mav 13, Isps.
TODD.
329
66335. Ambrose Todd, h. IVc. 7, ITi;."); Y. C. 17>!0; <.nl. by Bislio]) Seahury;
rector Kpis. chli. al Sinisl)ury, <ii:tiiK_v uiul 1 Iiuitiii^toii, and d. Julv 2o, lyO'j; m. ]javiiiiu,
jlaii of lili'v. l)i-. Saiuiicl and Liivinia Jaivi.s, 1,. Oct. o, l^(;i): d. ()c"t. 2G, IMl, a. Si.
I. .Martha JNtfrs. S(')ti. 17. 1 7b'J.
11. Laviuia ilarri^Oll. Ajiril 09, ]7!)1; d. July ■J.'i, IMO.
III. .\nil)io.-.c Sfyiiiour, I), Ilniitiiii.'-tiin. ('(iiiu., I'cc. Ci, 17!)S; (.,rd. ])('a. iri Ki)is.
<-lili.. lS-30: I'rifsi !Sv':i.aiid inst. by ]M>lioi. iMowndi rcrtoi-of St. .lohn's idili., Staii^ford,
ol wliirl) li,' riMiiaiiH'd in rliar,i;-c nraj-ly lorty years. Ol more than ordinary ability, and
<i( iireal tact an-i \vi>dnni in ]Ki-ieial alburs, lie won universal esteem, repaid and'eonti-
denee Iroin his own and o;her denominations: S.T.J)., Col. C"ol. 1844: d. .June '21. ISfJl:
jii. I'^lizabelli, dan. of den. .\ndre\v Hull, and sis. to l':ud.jcia, \\L of (iov. Sam"l Foote:
{2) Elizabeth, dan. of John and Elizalieth Bradlev, who d. in Stamford, Jan. ."), ]S(j-}. 1,
Kl.TZAiiKTii M. A., 1). Feb. 23. 1S24: m. Robert Oiiilbv. Ko.'ldord, ill. 'J, ' A.MniiusK
(,'ii.\iu,Ks, Oct, (i. i;>'27: d. JuiiP 7. 1872; nn Catharine J'itt. 1, Aoi'hros, C. 2, Wi/Uiuu
A. •■">. Cnfli'irii,' . :i AM)i:i:\v llri.i.. Any:. IG, lS-20: nnm.: tarmer: re.~. Cre.-'ton, Oi^de
O... 111. A. lh)\\Aia) M<Ns(.x, Feb. lit. \s:yi; d. April li». \y-VA. .5, ( 'ii.viu.i-s J,, 1).
Nov. -M, \>^:'A: m. Kn.ily M. Holly: res. Stani b)id, Coiin. : in business with M. J(dinson lV
Co., tea jobbei's. ^(1 Fror.t st,, N, V. C, 1, Jlmri^ Hull. Sent. '2, IS.'jfJ 2 l!,>h, rt M'HJin
Oct. '.I, d. Oct. bs, 1S78.
IV. Charles Jarvis. JuneOC. 1S()0: d. at Polo, O-le Co., 111.: F.pis. cb-rirvman; h-ft
fain, in Hi. lit. liev. Churle.s Todd Quintard. F).is, bisluj]) of 'i'enn. . was so"nanied bv
Ins mother for lier friend, tlie liev. Charles J. Todd. I, Hahhikt, eld. dau., m. Lieut,
Co!, Xatlnin R. Sturdevant, 1, Ana Sri/„/»ur, eld. dau.. b. lSG-1: d. at (irai'id Detour,
111,, July Dj, l-^Sl, a. 17.
V. ■ William Kiiit;-, b. May 28, ]S:J4.
66336. Jonah Todd, b. Nov. 2, 17G1): d. i'ec 23, 1834; m. Marcdi 14, 1792, Marv
Tuttle: rem. to l-'lymouth, ('onn.
I. Charles Harrison, b. F"eb. 1,179;]: d. ls,"i.l: m. Sept, 7, IS],--, PoUv Curtis. 1,
-Mai;v, m. Wm. Sanford. E. Ilav, 2, Br-iiKri'l': killed in battle ai Im.h Warner.
11. Juliana,, Ai>ril 4, 1790; d. .Manh 10, 1791!.
III. Jonah Hansel, b. Auir. 2;]. 1797: m. Au^;-, 2:]. 1S20, Charlotte E. Talnuidiro, b.
^^huch 15, 1799; res. Fair Hiven, 1. R]i;j)s):;ve Tai.m.u^i.k, A]iril 19, l,s2I; <1, JiUi. 13.
1842. 2. Hkxky Hor.AKT, Jan. 23, b823; X. Y. C. 3. Ja\j:Ei.ita, Dec. r,. bS24: d. Mav
y, 1847; in. Wm. .Bingham and had : 1, .l//<v', m. Arthur .Mead of «i reenwicdi. 2, Jtm'i,
m. Brecdceiiridge of Middletown. 4, Edwakd. Sept, IS, \^2i'r. t;old jiens; m. Jan,
29. 1.S.03. Eydia Alden Ciddings, b, July 1. 1S31: X. Y. C. 1, Chur/'Ate J.>/di'(. April 17,
]8o4. 2, Edirard, Aug. 1, IboG. 3, vD/z/^/vw Ely. Julv 7. ISoS; d. Aug.' 4, 18G0. 4,
Alih» (^iiJiJiiigs, July 12. 1801; d. (Jet. 11, sm. yr. " 5, A'jnhrose (lidrHnQs^Ayy'vW 24, 18(33.
■<j. /v/iV// JAr///, Jan. ."3, l.s(j7. ",. JleJn, ICr/.y//^ ("»rr. 17, 1^70, S, .InudeAI'iai. yhi\ 1 ,
1873, 5, Maktiia. l^e.-. 29, 1829; d. Julv IS, isii2: m. Benj, Hall of \Vali'd. ' o'
CtiAlu.F.s Pkkki.n, Deo. 30, 1831; m, 1, Uohnrt. 2, ('has. Crisindd. d, C/ior/ott*'. 7,
Hktskv Jri.iAXA, Dec. 29, 1833; d. N(;v. 18, 1855. s, Ambkosk Ely, March iJS 183S;
<1. Aug. 3. 18.')8.
IV. Julius .M., b. Sept. 17, 1799; d. Jan. 4, 1829; m. Oct. 7, 1823, Lucv A. Ford.
V. Mary Jiibana, b. Nov. 17 1801; m. May 1S23, Chauncerv Barnes. ' EDai"., m.
Lyman Baldwin of Thoniasfon.
VI. Benajah, Oct. 17. 1S03, m. June 4, 1827, Harriet, dau. of John and Huldali
(Fowler) FooTe, b. Sept. 14, ISM,-,, 1, AnTOIXETTE. 2, JoHX. 3, El.IZ \.
VII. I':sther Loulv, Aju-il 15, 180(i; d. Oct. 18, 180S.
VIII. Ambrose E,, Oct. 2!t, isll; d, Mandi 8, 1S37,
IX, Esther Lf.wly, Eel,. 1], d, Feb, 2f>, bsl5.
X. Esther Lavinia. Oct, 2<j, 18H;; d, April 18, IStll ; m. 1837, Levi X. Peck, Epis,
chh. Treas. 1, Bikdsevi: DkWitt, I'tica., .N. Y. ; b. Jan. 14, ISl.-); d. Sept. 7, 1S49. 2.
EnwAKi), b. Aug. 27, 1S47; d. Se])t, 11, lS49, 3, E^TIIKK Lavi.ma, b Aug IG 1SJ2; il.
Oct 11, ]>-\'.). (Clie.-hire grave-Stone.)
66337. Ely Todd, b. June 29, 17:2: d. Nov. 10, 1S47; m. Jan. 8, 1797, Beda
Todd. dau. ot Setli, b. Dec. 2. 1779; d. Nov. 5, 1S,M); (2) AbiL.'-ai!,
I. Lovisa, 0<'t. 11. 1797; d .Nov. 23. IS'IO; m. Feb. Ivi, 1SI7. Amos Peck, who d.
Aju-il 20, ISt-.ii. 1, l,(ivf-\ .IvMT, D.'c,, ]sis: m, 1n:!s, Ba.zcl Mnnson, 2. Am...-,
Bexnett, Feb, 1, ls2(i: d, Nov, 19, ls.-,S: m. .Mars Ib-kerman; (2) Elizabeth Peuiield
Todd, 3, .loiix I'.iCiii.N. l-^'b. ps, ],s ■:■.-,; m. April 2. b-^itl, Adeline A. Bradlev.
II. Leonard, b. Nov. S, IsoO: d. A)>ril C, 1S70: m. Dec. 24. 1s21, Julia" Bradlev. b.
Xov. 2i, 1.^)0. 1, (.!:a(E. April 1. 1S23. 2, Emi.'.v, Jun,- 1, 1S25: ni. ]hr. 24, IS-Ri.
3;K). BR.vxcK OF JOSKi'ir.
Isaac Perkins. 8, Makcjaket. Mfivh 1(!. 1S2S; m. St-pt. 3, 18o4, Chauiicev TmIUs
Hoccher. 4, ("Ki.rA. .lulv 08, IS.JO: in. F.li. tS, IS"):}, Wales Calcl) Dickermai!. 1, Fmiirrx
Ifiirriet, March »'), JS')4.' '>. Kid/nrri/i' J'/fin, May 2, isHT. o, /■><(/ ir'/^<'.y, March 0, ]s:)i).
A, J'Jliza'l'tt/i Ci/ii'i, Vr\). 'J-,\ l^(J-i. 0, Barton Stnel, .June 10, 1S(J4. C), h'lhninf Todil .
April 1!), lS»i(i. 7. J//'' M<i>J, Marcli 0,1X08. S. Jh/untt Jd.sjiir, May lo. ISTl. ll,
Starr IJr'aftUi/. March 1). 1S7:1 o, Stuekt Bu.\1)I,ky, h. Autr. t), 18:52; iii. Feb. 7. is;i7.
Surah Ann llotclikiss 1, Addi: .)/".'?•;>/, An t:-. 4. lS,-iS. -2. /j,7A/ .sV'/v?//. Srpt. 11 , ISfKl. tl.
DwmnT Ki,\, Scin. 11. 18:-jl. 7. .Iasphk Bkyav, Stpi. 9. 1J^42: N. Hav.
111. Marv Ann, Oct. 11, 1814: <1. July 4, lsr,4; ni. I>>t. 24. ls;U, .I.'sm' All.-.i
Doolittle. 1,* Sylvia Mmua, h. Oct. 14, is;;.'); m.May (i, isr)2, David A. Lounslmry. 1.
Marietla. h. Mav. ls.")4. 2, .1i>m: lU i;t(.i\, 1». Ajiril lO. 18:>S; d. Nov. 27. IHlu: ni. July
4, 18.")7, Sarah Johnson. 8, Lkwi?< Ej,y. ^May 17, 1840; m. Nov. 2-"), ISOi, Jane Conihs.
A, Hhmiy Ai.T.KX, May 18. 1S4.5; d. Aug. 27^ 18(15: ni. April. 18C.."). Emma n..ollTtle. .>.
J>i::()NAiin Walks, h. "Marcli 8, 1847: m". Se])t,, 18ntt. Immogeiie Sixmtv.
6633.10, Chauiicev Todd, h. March 24, 1784: d. July 20, 18.V.: m. Sept. 18,
1812, Sn.-an llotchki>s, l.,\juh- IS. 17!I2; d. Ai>ril 20. l8o4: rciiL to Butternuts. N. Y.
1. liucv. 1>. Oct. 80. lsf8: m. June 8. 188."'>, Xorris (iUhert. 1>. Sei.t. i), ISll: d.
A\\<f. 12, 1877", Butte City, Montana. 1, Hoilvut IlKXiiV, Auo. 2o, 1S42: d. Xov. 1(),
1844. 2, Fkkdkkick, h. Feh. 8, 184."): nn Jan.. 1874, Jan<' A. S. Croclu-ron, h. Fel). 9.
1840. l', Jla/doii Xorri--', b. March 28. 187S. Butte City, .Montana. 8, .MahloN Noiiurs,
Marcli 28, 1848; olertrvman St. l^an.l. Minn,; nn Mav 20, 18s0, Fannie F. Carville.
II, Jared, Dec.''8. 1814: d. May 20, lSi;2; nL Jan. 29, I88s. Mary Ann Seeley, b,
July 0, 18Ui. New Berlin, Chenango" Co., N, Y. 1, Hk-NKY Huixhkiss, b. Oct. 81. 1889;
l)oo"kkeei)er; m. Sept. 20, 18(54. Ellen Crittenden. Cliippawa Falls, Wis.; had treo. SU,7.'^,
Aug. 2. 1871. 2, Mai;y Hklkx. ii. July 20, l^^l."): th. July 7, 180S, Janu-s Munroe
Spnigue. I'riiL.sciiool. Alton, N. Y. 1, .////v/ J.vw, May 20, 1878, 2, Henrn Deirrnj,,-.
Feb. -20, 1877. 8. Scsan Anxa, Mav 18, IS")!), Nrw Berlin, X. Y,
III. Albert, Aui^-, la, 1810; d. M"ay 80, IS.IO; m, July, 1888, Abigail Muria Andi-'.vs.
h. Mav 2o, 1 18: d. ^fav 14, 1871, W "oonsocket. P.. 1, 1, Javan Xklsox, b, Jan. 7.
1841; "jeweler. Prov.. IC I.; m. Oct. lI. 1S04, Helen L. O.sborn, b. Oct. 17. 1841; had
Will. Osborn, Aug. 14. 180."). 2. David CitAiX( ky. Dec. G. 1842: la. Ai)ril 10. 1871.
Amv Josephine Whitl'ord, b. Aug. 10. is.-)!; tanner, Woonsocket Falls, P. 1.; had A^'''i rf
Kzrn, Oct, 29, 1872. 8, Saiiah Amks. Mav ."i, is47: d. Mav 8. 18o7.
IV. Juliana, .Xprd 12, ISIS; d, Oct. 2":. isso; m. Xov. b"). is:!7. Cloirles E. Jacobs.
who d, April 20, 1S71: wagon-maker, Ne\s- Beriin. X. Y. 1, O'l.n. ALL.t;i;T. April IS.
1889; d, Sept. 18. 1808; served in the war. 2, Mai;y FiiA.NtKS, Feb. 18. 1842: d. Oct.
18, 1848. 8, Hklkx Li ( y. Aug. 4. Is4!: d. June 2B. 184."). 4. Ellex Jlllvxa, Feb.
18, 1849; d. June 17. 1S72: m .lune 27. ls71. Edirar J. .\rnold, (ireene. X. Y; lawyer,
."i, HoBAiiT BiN-iANnx. l^b. 10. is,-i2; aiti-t, X. Y. C.
V. Chatles, b. Juiu- 8, 1820: m. Oct, 18, ISll, Hannah Hal! INIiUer. b. Jan. 80.
1819; Slierburne. Clienango Co., X. Y. 1, lU'Tii Maima, b. Oct. 12. isjf',; m. Sept. 21.
1871, Adelbert Harrington, b. Sept. 10. 1840: farmer, Sherburne, X, Y.; had: 1, IjC".
Todd, March 4, 1878. 2, Kn,dti Addnule. July 18. 187."".. 8, .fameH AUxauder, June 4.
1879. 2. CKOiKii., Oct, 21, iS-'^iJ: d. Oct. 1(1, 18(;2. 8, Cjlvs, Heuuekt, Oct, 18, ls.')S.
Sherburne, X . Y.
VI. Edward. Aug. 21. Is22: ni. Sept. 19, ]S,")4, Lucy P(d>ecca Swain, X', Berlin. 1,
Jamks Pr.EscoTT. .Mav 2s, ls."-,7; d. Jan. 18, 1802. 2, Sakah Eliza, -Ian, 2ii, 1804.
VII. Anibrosi', Dec. 12, 182.".: d. Dec, 4, 1S8(): m. July 4, 1850, Mary Booth. Man-
hattan, Kansas; l,ieut. at Fortress Munroe, ^'a. 1, Ali'.EKT. b. Oct. 21. 1854. 2,
IitvtNc;, Feb. 1. bSOd, Manhattan, Kansas.
VIII. Ceo., \'>x-i-. 18. 1.S27: d. Di-c. 29. IS.'kJ; num.
L\". }^lssell. Jan. 5. iSliO; Epis. clerg., Oriskanv Falls, X. Y,; Caro. Mich.: m.
Sept. 10. 1S75, C(.ra Brown; had: 1, A(;XKs (JooDituii, Dec. 19, 1870. 2, PfssKLl.
Ho;l\1'.t. D.c. 24, 187s, 8, EdwaIxO IN.r.KFrrsux, Sej.t. 21, isSO.
X. Marv, Aug. 7, ls;',2: d. Oct, 7. 1.S57; num.
XI. Chaiincev. April 24. 1S85: m. F(4.. 10, IS.-.S. Is.ibella Fleteluu' Higs>. b. X.iv.
2, 1885; d. Feb. 20, lS07; (2) Feb. 18. ISO.S, Jane Dodge, b. Dec. 10. 1S88, X(>w Berlin.
1, Mauy ELi/.AnKTii, ,\prii 20, 1-00. 2, \\"illl\m Hr.xitY, April 28, lS(i:}. :!, Ckokok
A.Mr.Kusi:, Oc. 2."i, isii."); d. .i,uic 14. 1S0<;. 4. o'liu i:. Julv 5. Is7l). 5. Liwis Ci! ves
tKV. Jan. 9. ls72 li, .i \v .Mui;i:is, .luly 9, 1870.
6634. Caleb Todd, b. Aim1112, 1788: d. Xov, 14, 1709;'ni, Esther .
I, Calf!), b, .lulv 0, 1705.
II, liuth.
TODD.
331
G6341. Caleb Todd, l-. July G, ITGo; a. Aug. 1, 1K3,; in. May 1, l.s.>, I ..1 y
p„.r [) Julv JO ITC.T: .1. .Muich 10, 1790: (2) Xov. 1, 17i)0. Lydiu llice. b. Jun. 1o,
ir-'" <l' ^ii""- IS 17US- (:]) Mar<-h 14, 1799, Fanny Hutdi, b. Sept. 28. 177-"
l\
I 1S4().
I,
IF.
?0, 1S9:?;
,r llanni
Auir.
I'dllv .lulv 10 17s9: m. Willanl Hall of ]\I(ii<lcn.
K.astus Muv il 1791: d. Oct. lU, l::54o; ni. April 20. LS13, P.'Uy Kic
a JinifO;'. ']>27. 1, L\x;ka, March 4, 1^14: ni, Sept. IS, bS!."), Edwin .lolinson
):,i X. v., i). ]).<•. s, isr2. 1, Jl'Un. Sfpt. S, 18:3(1; d. June 4, 1845, 2, Jfomj
|,/,///s^'v' .Ian" !•'" 1S4I)- ni '.I:'.n. 11.18(;i), Addia Ki-ndall, Avoiiiii, Ivan. :]. Fro i „•(:■<
)larrii( b .Inn.- 2:3, 184:3: m. .Julv i:!. 1865, \).\\. Bedlo. Hannibal. N. Y. 2, C.\iiOMXii;.
Sent "S 181o- in -hilv 2^ 1-^:^4. <'ullins Cutb-r of Nhurndlia, ba,, b. May 12, 1SU9; d.
Mav'lO "l.S,>5 ' :3 11 \i:\;[KT. Sept. 5, 1817; d, Julv 28, 1802; ni. Oct. 10, 1840. Ferdinand
-inpK'-a^ b Xov 7 1S17. 4. WiLi..\Ki), Jan, 0, 1821: ni. April 20, 1^49, Enielme Deyer.
i) May 7, 1827: d. Sej-t. 10, 1870, llillsbor.). 111. 5. K).\v.\i;i). b. Xov. 25. 1822: m. Sept.
ls'l84:^,'.]ane'Parmel!. b. S.].!. 19. 1S05, Sioux CitN . Iowa.
Ill Oliver li Feb 24,1794:.! April 1, 1S5! : ni. AprillU. 182:3. Hannah W beeler.
b Alav 19 1800 1 LvniA. April 2, 1821: ni. Mav S, is.po, Wni. Xichol.son. b, Oct. 15,
ISOO- "a a'uo-. :3, ISGO, Kiceville. Pa. 1. .4 (/. ///,i' f., Lawrence, O. 2, ]',rthcina C.
Siirino- Creek Pa. W. (r<n-<t],herta K. A, Alphoit-o. o. Jlimuyh M. i\. Jhran: 0'. <-
J.^NK, M;!rch2;5. 1820: d. Autr. 28, 1S55: m. Dec. 1817, Kli M. Farrington.
Aaron H.
Hiceville, P
1. .1n.n,h
("oiiDKT.iA. Alav 8, 1829: d. June 24, 180:3. 4, Ltiia A.
;. 1S51. 5, ("Oi!NEr.i.\. "Oct. l:'.. 18:3): ni. May, b^57. Dani.d Couk.
2) 1809, Olui.s. F. Bo.-s of Iowa City, Iowa. /. i»y 1 m.: 1. Alp/"'.
I>v 2d n:.: 4, L'ridit. 0, Xoii.MA.N, .'luly 30, 18o7: d. June 29, 1^G4.
5" b'^41); ni. Sept. 11, 1871. Ib.nrierta' ShalTer, Iticeville, Pa. 1.
IV. 21. 1842; d. Julv 4, 1n7:3: ni. Xcn". 9. 1805, Asher Langworthy
Oct. i:^, 18;-!1: d. Dec.
who a. July 4. 1807:
2, On-iUr. :j, Iro. i.
7, ('.u,KK ^^"^l., July
(■laro-. 8, FsTiiKi;. X ...
b. Xov. 17. 1842. 9, Haukikt M.. b. July 1:J, 1845, Perry, Pa. 10^
19, ISIN; a. Jan. 19. 1849. 1 1 , Ai.KHFJ). Se])t. 11. 1850: d. Ai)ril ;jO,
April 19. 1S52.
IV. Beri. An- 12, d. De--. 1, 1797,
V \lfreil Dec. 28. 1799: m. Feb. 19, 1n2S, Mary A. llovey
Or.iVKK P.. Mar.h
1851. 12, I<\a.nnv.
Xattawa, Mich. 1. DaNU:!. Jamks, Feb. 1
18;30: d. Jan. 27, 180:5. at Murfreesboro in
d, Dec. :30. 185G. 4, Lrrv Jank. Ai^ril 14
fanner. 1, (Jtrtriiih. 2. Lvry May. '•.
1800, Peter F. Sclirilier of Sturgis, Mi(di.:
Jan. 1, ISaS; in. Sept. 17. 180:3. Marion ^\'.
Eiifjfuid. 2, Roy. '6, Iluhrrt. 7. At.MKDA
21,'l8G4, Fdnuuid S. Aniidon of Stur^
b. Jan. 15, 1809.
d. AuiT. 25, 1829. 2. \\ >!. H KliVKV, .Inne 19.
civil war. o. Ckas. Fdwi.n, April 1:3. 18:32:
1>:31; ni. Aug. 12, l':^59. Alfred X. Poyn.ser,
}.Iaky AuGi>TA. April 9, 18:30; ni. Xov. 7.
tobacco dealer. 1, J^it</cop. 0. Jami:sA..
Smith. Sliennau. Mirh, : farmer. 1, P/trti<
E., Aug. II. 1842: d. Jan. 7, 1874: ni. April
Mich.: nia>on. l.Ftorcinu. 2, A{fr/d. :3-
Hdmuiol. ^•. Ann Vov.yv.i.w. Sept. 15. is41. 9. Os.ivja; H.-vkv, Aj.ril 24. 1^'49: ni.
Julia E. Feriand: survevor: Burlinsranie. Kan. Pi, Ai,1!Ki:t, .lune:3tl, 18.;0.
Vi. William, Match 8, 1801, d. AuL^ 9, 187-i. at \\ aketreld, Kan.: nu.ssionarv to
Madura; m. 1S28,'Lucv Browneli. who d. Sept., 18:35. in India: (2) Feb.. 18:37. Clarissa
K. F. Woo.lward, wid." of mi^sionarv, who d. .huie, ls::!7: (:3) 1840, 'Juth Southwick.
VII. Xornian, Feb. 5. 180:3: d. Mav 24, 185:3; unin.
Vlll. Caleb, April 1, 1805; d. Jan. 20, 1875; m. Sept., 18:3:3. Sarah Penne ot Si>encer-
port, b Mav 17 bsii;3; '1 April 12. 1870. 1, (iF.OKGf: Biiaixakd, b. April :5n. l8o-x.
-Manlins, OiioiuhoM Co.. X. Y.: gra.I. X. Y. Fniv. at Allwny, and receiveu diplomat
from other .^choois, tlie la-t, from the Uiuv. of Md., wh.-re he resumed practice after tin-
war. Earlv in tlie war he vol. as Ass'i Suie:. in Army, and was in many sharp engage-
ments in tlie field, and durini: the closin;^ vrs., in pra.-tical inm-.dad service, navy. l(v
liigh professional abilities and devotion to dutv h;id add.-d the Samaritan tnulerness ot
the true phvsiciun. and l.e w;i> api'.reciaie'd and b-loved as an honest, taithtul. tender
and true man.— J/-'/. Ol^if.. Fxilt. >''//,.• d S.-pt. 20, 1S74. at Pensacola, Fla.: Siir-'eon. L .
S. Xavv: m. Oct. 7. 1857, Eliza M. Tod<!, b. Oct. 7. is:!!; il. Xov. 1, 1804; (2) April .
1800, Ella S. l.aiscb. b. Maud. 0. is;.it, 1, C^n-rn .^>-o-//, Aug. 8. 18.)8. 2 fm/.
Serine, Mav 9 IMJO. ;i. Fh.nnrt KHi". Ajuil 17, 180:3. 2, Hknkv Pkuink, b. Xov. 22.
18:39; m. June 18. 1879, Marv Stone Todd of Onondaga Castlr. X. \.: res. Sp.'nceri'ort.
N. Y. 1, yA/r/7/ .s>-//'«, Julv 11, 1880.
IX. Lvdia, 'b. .lulv 2, 1S07; d. Ainil ):;, IS
d. .luh 5," is(i;i. 1, i-iiA.vcKs, b. s.',.i. 1, n
.Moravia. X. Y. 1, l>h,!>, , .I-n. 21, 1^57: d Jai
o. Ma,/, Sei)t. 7. INOI. 4. Kd,-i.ir, Feb. 24, isOl
H. , Ai!i:. -I, is:30: m. Xov. 24, 1S(;2, .Moi ris i
in. Xov. i;3, I8:3:i, Jobn St'>yel!, wh.v
: m Oct. 25. ]s55. .lo^rpli .\lley of
"), !^5'.i. 2. ."■>"■/''' r , Jan. '.>, l^'5'.i.
5 /.'."/.v.^ Auir.'2, ISGS. 2. Mahai.a-
AHev. I, ./"'/(•.', Feb. 22. is0:3. 2.
333 P.RAXCK OF JOSEPH.
Flon-ii<u\^o])t. IS, IN''"). :'>. Jninc'<, .Tuly 1-1, ISd'^, 4, Sou. d. si.dh. ,5. Hmr;/, Nov.
11. ls7'J. :3,' VsM'. T., Murcli IS. ls;;s: m. An;:, •-in, ls'()->, JManctT, Iv \\'Mf:-lit. 1. J.,„a
.4//,v.(/a, Oct', r,, 1S0!»; d. .Maivl, 17. 1S71. 4, J-uix, .Inly •2""). Is4-J; m, .May 1. ISTJ,
ilatt'K' l')aiii^-h''rtv. Kas. 1, .l-Jm C'l'hj. .""), Smith, May O-"), iS-lS; Auburn, N. ">'.
.\. (iT-diiiv" Nolsoji, li. .\i>iil :i )M(1; 111. AuiT. ■-'•">, 1^4-2, .Mary, dau. of l-ldward
EUintt (if Cliiiton. N. V.. Ii. Oct. o, 1^14; d-v.c-n, N. Y, 1, Kdwaui) ]j.i,i(iri, li.
.luiic 14, 1.S44: 111. Julv .-). is'i'l, Eniina \.. dau. of \{i-\. I^auc l-\istiM-, IhiriKdKvillc, >,.
y. l' J/./r// A7//','/'/, .Mat'rh OJ. 1SI17. •,', CA '>./".-,', r. Pit. S, lS(;s. :j. Erhr„ril II: rumn.
Fci>. 21. is;-,'. 'J, Ai)Fi. Mill'. ST(>vi:i.i., Sc])!. Is, 1S47; ui. .Tunc "Jl, l.'iljs, .Morris .\.
Hollv, OwcLTn. N. Y. 1, A'//,'/ .)/''//, .Tune 11», ls7:!; d. .Tuly l."), sui. yr. :!, Ili:i;.Nr.\N
Ai)i:!.r.i',i;T. .luiic ."), is,",!); Su^iiuclianaah Dcput, Ta.
XI. Cornelia, .luly Hi, isl4; d. June 11, ]s;!-2; iinin.
6635. Stephen Todd, li. Marcli 2:J, 17:35; m. K.icliel ; rem. to Salisbury,
Herkimer Co., N. \ ., 17»'i.
I. Jehiel. 1). Nov. :', 17()1: ni. Hannali Street.
11. StepJH'ii, b. I>ec. "J;]. 177o: rem. to Salisbury, X. Y. : practiced as a physician
and d. tl.ere on his hirtli day, Dec. 2:J, IS^?; m. IV-di- Frisbie.— 7/^/. }l. rl.uucr 'Co. 1,
L.WK.^, ill. Set); .Miller. 2, .\1)i;i.i.ni:, m. Dr. .lohii Siiaulding-. '•). Fmz.v F., m. Tims.
Burch. 4, .\N.\ O., m. ]So2. Aipluixad Lonmls, s. of 'I'liaddeus. set. in Little Fall.-^, X.
Y*. ; Dracticed law ls2~i: (Vntnty Surro^'ate y yrs. ; l-"irst .Tmlge of county court .5 yrs. :
Mem. Cou. 3 vrs. : State Le^. M yrs.. and Const, convention of 1S4(). Dtd'ective lieurini;
prevented hi.s ajipointmeut to hi>rh judicial stations, for v,-hi(4i li(> was otlierwise
cminontlv lilted; b clul. 1, Ela<ilHih,-U\\\ l(i, ]S;12: d. Dec. 1.), 1^,52. 2, Waldo Toild.
.Ian. 1, is:j4: Brown Univ. IS,').""); lawver. Little Falls, X. Y. 8, Mufij, April 10, IS^ti;
d. AnL,^ 2i), \H^u . 4, A'hlh-. March :\, is;;s. .5, T!<.id,lp>ts. \\,v\\ 2s, 1S4U; d. Xov. 'J,
1841. '(), L'/uis.i. Feb. 11. ]S4;-1: m. \)<^r. 20, ISfiS, David II. Hurrell. 7, Sidiiri/A..
Dec. Ill, ISh"), Fnion Col. ISiiiJ. S, Aiuf, Oct. 27, 1S47; d. Xov. 27, IS")!.
111. Bethel, m. Hannah, dan. of .Tonaihan arid Hannah (Hai-nesj Tuttle, b. .Ian. 1,
1T()1: res. near foot of '• Blew Hills" on Tattle's Farm. 1, .Joii.x. b. 17'Ji; d. unm. 2,
SllEKi-ocK. b. 179G: m. Zilbih (iilbert of Kaston. Conn. o. Fuw.vko, b. 17»7; teacher:
.rem. to Hij.^'-hhinil, 11!., :henc-e To Mt, Carunl, 111., wheie he d. ; m. Caroline Fanton.
4. ^f.\];r.\, m. Wm. .Tndd; ri\s. Fairtield, Conn, o, II.vx.na:!, m. Burton Thoijie; rem.
to St. Louis.
66351. Jchiel Todd, b. Xov. ;j, 1701; d. .Tan. 28, 1S48; m. Hannah Street, h.
Oct. 1, 17.'.S; d. .lulv 21. Isi'.i;. Wallintrford.
I. Lemuel. .Ian. \U, 17s2; m. .March 1, 1S04. Sarah Brink.
II. Ira, Ane-.l, 17.S:J; m. Xov., IsO'.i, Sally Ilinman; (2) May 1. 1840, Catharine
Alniv. "^ " ■ "
HI. (.'aleb, .Marcli IG, 17S.5; m. Jan. 20, ISoij, llepy.ibah Miller; (2) Jan. 10, 1S2S.
Abit^ail P. Hlanchard.
iv. Asahel. b. Feb. 5, 1 7s7 ; m. May 8, 1812, .Mary Ann Fitch; (2) July 20, 181-1,
PliiJeiia Lon^'.
V. Zerah, b. Jan. 29, 17s:j; m. Dec. 24, \8V). Almira .McKee.
VI. P.eiiiel, Jan. lU, 17ii2; m. Mav 28. 1S22, Elizabeth .Maria Hull.
VH. Sallv, 1). Xov. 14. 1798: d. Jan. 18, 1874; m. ISlo, P:phraim Carr. h. May 17,
1787; d. Julv"81, is.'j.^. 1, D.vmki. D., Sept. 28, 181(1; d. Oct. 27. 1800. 2, Df:(.kv.\n
D., Aue-. 22, 1S18. 8, L.u ii.\ F., Julv 28, 1820. 4, As.wu IL, Aug. 6, 1822. o.
<'KYi.o.N W ., Oct. 8, 1S24. 0, S.\H.\ii T.,'Seiit. 27, 1S20. 7. Chestek H."", Aup:. 8, B'^28.
.S, Ann K\.r/\. April :;. d. .\pril 18, 1S80. 9, Finvi.N L.. April 2S, 1,S82. 10. Tin;"
\Huu: v.. .May 10. 1S84: d. Sej.t. 18, 1S80. 11. Tiir.onoin: P., Ang. 10, 188(3.
Vlil. .Mary. Feb. 20, 17iii;; d. Jan. 17. ISOO; m. Xov. 11, 1819, Edward B. Crandall.
b. Ma.y :.'7. 179.); <l. Oct. 811. 1N(;8. .M.\KY .\NN.\, Dec. 8, 1820. 2, I.VF. Si).\, b. and d.
.hui. 10. 1S22. 8. S.Mt.Mi .NIaki.v, b. .Ian. s. 1S28. 4, Emiky EhvntA. Sept. l-'i, ls21.
.5, Hannah Sri(Ki:r, .Marcdi s. 1S27; rl. .Ian. 8, 1S.5U. 0. IOuwako ^V.\I., Xov. 10, lS2~i.
7, Hi.NKvCi.AV. .March 22. Is81; d. Julv 10. 1841. y. Bkthki,, Mav 2S, 188.-).
IX. Lodema. b. .Line.-,, 1799; d. Sept. 12. 1S08.
663511. Lemuel Todd, !>. Jan. 19. 17s2; <1. June 28, IS.ll: m. Mandi 1, isOl,
Sarah Li-ink. 1>. .\u-. •,', 17si
1. Harriet, b. .March Is. ISO,",; ni. I'eb. 27. Is28. Av.son Hichard-iu, b June 22.
1797; d. .April Ot'., l^:'.!; (2' Jui,e-J9 is:;'.). llonnrC. ouck, b. March 28, Isd:. I. J -> M'
.Mauia, b. IS-.'l; d. 1^29. 2. DkW rr r Ci.i X lox, b. is2.-):d. 1S2S. 8. Hikam W. H \i k.
b. IS27. d. Pv-'s. L S\!:mi S . b Xov. 21, 1S2!». r,. M \i;v E.. Dec. 7, 1S81. 0, Cuak
i.oiTi; .\.. .Ir.iie 29, ls|i).
TODD.
3:y.i
II. Eliza. Jan. 1. 1807; m. Sept, 14, 182(;, Ilirum W. Hale b. Oct '.'2 ]7(19- d
.):ui. '^O, 18'21l: C^) Jan. 10, 18^6, William Malloiv, h. Juno 10, 181:l' 1, Kmilv' Dec 'lo'
is;;8. 12, Dkmis IL, Julv :{, 1840. >}, <)i'iiki,i.\."Xov. 1-J ]S4;3 ' , . ,
III. Ijiitlin.'. S.'|.t."ll, 1808; d. Au^r. 04 |,^.;,o
l\\ IMiidelia, Oct. US. 1810; d. Sojit. 20. 1850; in. Oct. 11. 1829, Jdlui ']'. Wilson b
June 2, 180:1 1, 1.i;miei, J., b. Aii^-. 10, ISMo. 2, Gk()1{(!F,. Sept. 21, 18MI. '^> A>I)i;kw
!., Nov. 8, 183:1 4, Uki.kx L., Nov. ::',0, ls;]l. o. Ki)o.\u C.. N'ov 3 1S3,5 0 tivKMf
Nov. 2, 1840: d. July 29. 1S41. 7, Jamks K.. Nov. 7, 1844; d. Feb. 8, 1S4(5.
V. Z.mmIi, M;in-h l;l, ISl;;; m. .March 2M, is::!!, Martiia Can- 1) AprU IsH 1
.\fAirnr.\ II., b. .March 2:3, l&o; d. May T,, 1869. 2, Fk.^xces J.., Nov. 4, 18:38; in. <ieo'
W. i'attei>ua 1, Oithnri/'C LouLsn, Jnly2>i, 1802. 2, f/corgr Wasliingtv'n, Feb. 1, ]S(J4.
?), ITdnnaJt Wfdtiiit/, March 5, 1800. 4, Fra/trus Todd, Mav 8, 1S(38. h Friix a' June
S, 1844; d. June 22, isoi'.
VI. Mary, May 20, 181.^; m. June 15. 18:35, Janus E. Lanshitr 1 I^otskht C
AyiU 20, 18:30. 2. S.A.u.KJi S., Oct. 18, 18:37. :3. John, Julv 1:3, 1840? 4, .Mklvh.i.e e'
May 9, 1845. 5, Lkmi:ei, E.. July 24, 1850. 6, Wili.i.\m' S.. Jan. 24, 1854. 7, Zf.k.au
\j., June 2:3, 1857.
VII. Augusta M., Der. 0. 1817; ni. March 10. 18:57, Jann'.sE. Alniv, b. Manli 17, l.Sl:3.
I, Gkutki'DK A., Dec. 1:3, 18:37. 2, Wii.LtANt W., Sejjt. 2:i, 1842- d" March 15 1S44 8
JiiMA, Mav 2, 1840. 4, J.\ME> E., Julv 14 18-lS.
VIII. Luzerne, Feb. 29, 1820; d. 1821.
l.X. Enzerue, Dec. 21. 1821; ni. Jan. ;30, 1^45, Mary Ann Pei>per. b. Feb. 27, 1824. 1.
llEiUiEKT LiZEUXE, March :30, 1840; in. Fe!>. 7, 1809, Marv C. Hardee. 1, Kfhrar'f
Luzi-rne, Sept., 1869. 2, Jlcrhcrt Gkn, March 7, 1871. ;3. WllJi.nn. Auir. 29, 187:3. 2.
(tT,EN E., June 2:3. 1848; d. Aug-. :30. 1850. :3, Emm.v I.oei.-^a, Dec. 27, 1851; in. Dec. 20.
1872, Elbert B. Sevniour. 4, \Vili,i.\.m Dujoht, Nov. 27, 1854 5 Al xjiv IsFi i f Nov
8, 185(5.
X. Samuel S. , Oct. 15. 1824; ni. Sabrina 'reiuple, b. Mav 11, 1824. 1, Aeice Ann,
Nov. 8, 1840; d. Auir. 1:3, 1S72. 2, Mai{'iji.\ r-:.Mri.v, Marcli :3," 1847. ;3 Ei.j.ex Ameli\'
April 20, 1849. 4 Fi.oi-exce M., A]n-il 13, 1852. 5, Fhedehuk, Feb. 2 ls.50 o'
(;i-EN, Dec. 15, 1859. ' ^
XI. Lemuel F., Oct. 15, 1824.
603512. Ira Todd, b. Aug. l, 1783; d. Sept. 28,1809; m. Nov., 1806, Sallv
Hiniium, b. FeU. ;3. 17n7; d. Feb. 5, b^40; (2) Mav 1, 1840, Catharine Alniv' U March 'U
1781; d. Miirch 29. 1854. " ' ' '
I. Horatio Xelson, Feb. 10. 1808; m. Jane Bennett, b. Oct. 20, 1811. 1 J \xf
Emzaf.etu. Sept. 25, 18:37; d. Xov. 8, 1840. 2, (iEO. Sylvanfs, Xov. 21,1841 3'
Emzabkth Bennett, July 21, 1844; m. Oct. 28, iSfis, Henrv W. Mvers, b. April 2>^'
1845. 1, Guy. Xov. 18, 18(i9. 4, Jane Elviha, Sept. 24, 184S; d. Oct. 21, ISGl
II. Joshua Curtis, Oct. 13. d. Nov. 8, lsi»9.
III. Elvira, March 8, 1811; m. Julv 22, 1835, James Constable Duff, b. April 4
1809. 1, James Todd, Ai)iil 25, 1830; d. Nov. 11, 1850. 2, Hei.ex Ei.vi'k v June ll'
1S40. 3, Sakah Jaxe, April 15, 1849.
IV. Albert, Man-h 4, 1813; lu. Oct. 27, 1842, Jane Maria Wilson, b. Feb. 11, 1819:
d. Feb. 9, 1848; (2) Aug-. 10, 1854, ]Mary Caroline Johnson, b. June 23, 1830; res. St.'
Louis, Mo.; lawyer, Y. C. 1830; I'rol'. Jurisprudence. Washin-i-ton Col., Mo. 1 Eliza-
r.ETir Hef.en, b. Dec. 4. 1843; m. Xov. 5, 1808, J.dm HcnrvTerrv, b. Julv ;30, 18:37 l
Albert Todd, Dec. 19, 1870. 2, Robert .fa ruri. Jan. 24, 1872. 3, 'John II'J/.sw// Nov -^1
1873. . _ , ^ . . .
V. (Jeorge, b. Feb. 1, 1SI5; in. Jan. 0, 1842, Alice Aine Davis, b. .Line 7, IMS. 1
CifAS. Aeox/.o. Mandi 24, 1844; St. Louis, Mo.; phys. 2, Ar,i;v l\i;i;E( t a. Xov. 9
1840. 3, MAi{Y Haiidixg, Feb. 3, 1S53. L Ei.t.iot, 'M;n 9. 1855.
VI. Charles, May 1, 1817; m. Dec. 1, 18,10, Eliza A " Leonard, b. 1S.>7; d. June (i.
1S52; res. St. L<.u(>. 1, Fanny Iv, Nov. l(i, 1S51, m. Jan. 2s. 1S75, Hinman C Clark"
1>. March 29, lS4i;. ' "
■\'1I. Sarali Ann, 1>. Feb. 17, 1819; d. April, IslO; ni. .Nov. 8, 1S45, C'eo. D Bauin
1, AFKF.irr, b. IS47.
^■l!l. Walr.-r Str.-rt. h. Jan. 31. 1S21 : ni. July 9, 184:!, Eniilv .Masre... b. Sept. 20
ls2u. I. CuAKi.i-.s I'EHDiXAM), July 25, 1S41: in. .Line 1, is?!,' Harrirt Ophdi;, Hath-
away, b. Nov. 10. 1S47. 1. Fnnik Bn !}bojt.u. . (!rf. 14, 1S74; d. .\pr:l 2:! IS?.". 2
W AHY Elvira, Jan. 8, 1849; m. May ;3(t, 1872, Edward Augustus Todd. 3, J.vmes Duff
Aug. 20. 1853. 4, OrY Ckandvli., Jan. 4. 1857.
>'^J BlIAXCn OF .TOSEPK.
IX. Ira. Sept. lo, IS^^; ,„. Sq,t. :?(;. lS-1^, M;,ry Washhurn Cnshinan, b Ji.lv ].)
lS->.). 1. (.'Ko. Ii:.\. 1>,.,-. !». 1S4!». •,'. WD.i.u. llKH.ri.Ks, Julv -js is:,]- a Julv "V
l'S)-2. ;d, Hknky \\ AsiriNGTOx, July It. ly."3(j. ' ' - • . ~~.
X. Aiidivw Hiiniiun, June 21, i804: 111. .luiK-, IS-IT, JraiiiM'tr.' \]mv b Ai)iil r
1x2:: ]. !Ii..\i:v Ar.r.KKT, Aprili:, lS.-,0; (1. Nov., is^;. o, Fi.ojtx D ErT\'\(,v ~
1S51. ' •-'.-. (
Xi. Wu.sliiuiituu. Feb. 2, 1<S;^0: in. Oct.. r], isi',,-,, ^furv Low Davis 1, ISrut ''0
1S32. 1. Wm. t;i!AVsox. Sq.t. 2:3, isnr. 2. 1IknuvSt.\nj, Ev,.huH' 7. isri.' '•"''•
663513. Caleb Todd, b. Maiv], k;. i:s.:i; ,1. Mav 2I 1871 • m Jan -^c isO'j
Hf>i.7,iljali >!ilb-r. i>. An--. 12, 1787; il. Dec. 2U, lS2(i: Vj* Jan 10 is2s Abbr.,;) p'
Bbin.-hanl {/ue Hook.-r). b. Awj;. 2s, 17;t2. ' ' -> - o-'" •
^, 1SH!». :i. Hattik Lois May], ls;]8. A. Ueshy' Calk^. lu^ '\-i Isoi) ""J'^Emua
LoriM;. July L 18(32. (i, Tikis. En.KXK, Julv 2. ]8(U. " ■ ' . - ■ ■*
1!. Maryotte, Jan. 17. 1^12: m. .Line 17. T^^L Edwin (ieo. Kip]pv b Julv 14
1812: d. Au- 26„ 18(;2. 1. 1!.m:i:tf.t M., I.s.t,. 2. Lucv Emz.ujkth, Juiu' 28 isy9- d
Sept. 2'.<, IN.JO. ;5. Jaxk.s Ei>wtx. March Ki. IS-iL <1. An^r 19 18Li 4 Cii vs IL \rv'
A].nl s, d. Auo; 11, i,v4:> .5. Mauy, Juue:30. 18J7. ^ '
111. John Douglass. March 11. ISU; d. Julv -1. 187-L m Der- C, 1,Q?,7 Marv Xew
hall. b. Sei.t. 8, 1812. 1, Edwaud Ar.-r.sTr.v, Feb. ];!. 1^40: in. Mav';;o' 1872 Marv
Elvira Todd; ],hy.s.: Chi. ago, 111. 1 , J /-M'/r. Aug. ,j, IS7.X 2. Auiuk Xfwh\i r Feb'
<j, b^4i; d. Aug. 20, 1849. c'>. Makv Aishik, Auo-. -..M, 1So(»
IV". Martha Elizabeth. March o, lyitj; d. Oet. .j.'lS;j.-,.
V. Jeliiel. Xov. 4. 18l,S: ui. Oct. 7. 1840. :\Ielissa Hildreth, b. Feb 4 1818- d Mav
2S, IS.,:;;: (2) Jan. 1, isl.-,. Susan Elizabeth. \Vhitnian. b. Oct. 20, 1S18 1 M\KTir\
Eliza HETir. Sept. o, ls41: in. Jan. 22, isf;:j, lUifus Livermore, b Xov 1 ' 1.939 '?
Fkancls. June 29. 1847: d. Auir. 7. 1N47. :}. Jank Millkk. Oct. 11. 1849- d'MurcJill'
18.J0. 4, M.u:yJaxk. Dee. 19. ls.-,n. .5. Alice Stukkt. JuIv 20 Is.io' 6 Svmim'
LAWin-N-rK. Juiv -Jl. l-^-l.-,: d. July 1], ls,57. 7, Simk Wiiitmvx Au<r 'M" lS.-,y- ,V
Mav 2ri, lSo9. o •
\1. Lodeina Hepzibah, Oct. 2o, 1S2S: ni. Dec. 81, 18,56, Wm. Ketcham b Mav 04
1819. 1. CiiAS. Bates Feb. .s. is.-}8. 2, Wm. Jxar.FM, Marcli 2L 1N.j9" 3 Xamv
Pa;nK<( A. Ajiril .-), d. April 10, I8G0. 4. MA(n;iK Lorisr.. Jan. l.'^. 18(1-,.
VJI. James (.'aleb, Marcli 17, 18^1 ; d. June 27, Ib'S-l.
VIII. Louisa Ann, Xov. 2, l.s84: d. April 8, 1870; in. April 8, ISHS Seth I!ich;M(ls
b. Nuv. 21. 1828. 1, CoHA Lot-ISA, Sejit. (J, 1S05.
663514. Asahel Todd, b. Feb. ,-), 17S7: d. Jan. 12. 1S71 : phvsi-ian at Pulinev
ville. X. \.: ni. May ;L 1^12. Marv Ann Fitch, b. 179L d. Mav ISFJ-" ,•!) Juh- op isf;
Philena Long, 1>. >Luch 7. 179:5. " " ~ '
I. Mary Ann, .Mareh 24, ISLL ni. lN:i:-l. \\'ni. S. Parkill b iSln- ,1 ],sp) 1
Hon 1 ., b. 18:3L d. 1^'ik 2, Mk.vavii.i.k, ls:^s. ;], i:roKM-:, ]s40. 4 m'\i;y E ]<>'i)
II. Albert S., May In. is].-,; „,. .March 28. b'^40. Alniira (i. raniplK.]] b Is'pL d
1844; (2) Xov. 1. isis. Delia A. ^'oslMlr'^h. b. l,si;). ] Ai.ufut V \u.-' 9 isl'i- .1
Maivli 20, IS7:5. 2. M \!;v A. Oct. :!] . ISol. " "'' ' ' ''
III. RexaviUe. April 2, 1S17: d i)re. 19. 1842: lu. Jan. s 1,^41 Delos M \V(,nd b
ISLL d. 1N."",7. 1. Wai.tim; 1., b. 184;l. ' " ' '
IW Aiigelin. Match o, l,s'!'.); d. April L!, 1844: in. Jan. s, L^41 liiron \V AJieir \>'
1S17: 1. Anoki.i.nk T., IS l:).
V. Lilianus y[.. b. Mare], 1:]. ps-Jl: d. Mav 4. lx|7.
\[ Asahel, Maivli ■.>!;. ls-27; ,, I. D,.,. 4. In 19. Saiali M. McSouth bls;:-> 1 Cii ss
Fka.n.is. .Inly 2S, 18.-,L 2. ( ri;o. \V. , 1-eh. 29, L^no. :;. Lrr.A.Nfv McSm th Julv 1-1,
1m;2. 4. l':i.i,KN L., Manii 14. IS7L ' "
^■J' Fn/:i!>., b. March -, is:j:j: m. Marrh 24, iSo.l. Ledvani S Cuvler i, ls;;;i 1,
Ji-!.iA '1'., o<t. 20, isiiL d. Oct. ;!o, isc'.i. ' . > - -
Vlll. Wtu. 11., Aug. 2;j, ls;;rj; d. Fel.. l.",. is;,-,: m. March 0. iNf.l Harriet L Sweet-
ing, b. i.^:;^. 1. Au(;lstisP., b. Eel,.. 18(12. 2, Fiikd S, b. June isii.", ;; Ai;t;mk
\\'.. D'C, 18(3!). .• • •
:todd. 335
G63515. Zerall Todd, l'. Jan. 59, 1TS9; d. Feb. 3, 1S'5:J; m. Dec. -24, ISIo, Almira
MrK-p, I). April 20. IT'.)?.
[. l.aura LodiMua, Sept. '2(\. iSHi; lu. Sept. (i, IS'.J.j, ('(uncliiis Vaii< 'ureii.
II. Zcrali Abiali, 1.. May lo. IJ^U); lu. Feb. 2.S, l,s41, Eliza Jane Silliniaii. h. A],y\\
12, 1S17. 1. IviZKUNK A., Ffl). 3, 1^42; m. F»-b. 28, is;], Maria Hoirer.'^. b. Julv S, Is+a.
1, Flot/dR., July 1(). is:4. 2, ImogenkL., Oct. S. ]S44. 8, DeEtta L., Aut;-."!!), ls;4,s.
4. Al.KE,A))Kr..\iiiK, 1). Marrli 5, IS'oO; d. May 3. IS.VS. O, Lwki.lyx E., April 2.j, 1S."')4.
<;. Ai:)t]..\iDK. Juin- 15. 1S."")7. 7, Gko. ]'\, July 3. ]S(jii.
III. Eiiiily Ard.'lia. JuneS. l^-Jl; m. Oct. 1."., Is-Id, H..ruce Alvrry IJicLards, b.
Aujr. 4, 1817. 1. Lavei.i.vn B.. JuncU, 1645. 2. Ai.nEitT ZhUAfi, Aui:.' 11. 1S4S. 3,
SviAiA Akdki.ia, April 2, is.jl. 4, ('has. Fki;i>ixan]>, Au^-. i:], ls,"):i. o, Cakuik
Kl.lSTKEN, Nov. 11. iN.jT.
IV. Julia A . ^.^yx. V^. 182:1; in. Au,o-. 13. IS.jS, Dr. .John 1?. Sanborn.
V. Joseph Franklin, b. Oct. 29. 1^20; d. March 2. ls74; m. Mav 29. ISOG. Lois L.
Ea.-tuian, b. Sept. 10. 1834. 1, FiiA.NK. Xxxg. 18, iNlis. 2, Cuaim.es, Nov. C, 18()9.
W. Horace Will., O't. 15, 1828; m. Aug-. Kj, l^^Oo, ]>ouisa IJ. Palmer, b. ,hine27. 1832.
il. Julv 18, l^OS; (2( Au<;-. 1"), l.^f.H. .b-anuet\f R. Havens, b. Srpr. !), l,^:}.-). 1. Mix.vtk I'..
F.'b. 21, 1808. 2, MvKA Loiisa. Se]ii. 2, isi;;-;. 3, Fiikduik A., b. Ai)ril 9, 18G7: d.
.\uc. 9. sni. yr. /. by 2 m.: 4, Ainiiri; H.. July 0. I87il.
' VII. Maria Jr.-n".'. June 8. 1S31: ni. Oct. 1 l."l>-01. S.-nnuel Curris, li. Dec. 10, 1820;
<i. Oct. 31, 1870. 1. Ada PiOSF.XTA, Feb. fj. ls.-,4 2, Jij.ia A!,.M!ka, March lU. ISOH. 3,
Wm. Makvi.x, April 24. 1808.
VIII. Marquis Dt-Lalavetie. A]ail 1. 1^^31; m. Dec. 1, 18G8, Li/.zic I. Holmes, b. .Itilv
18. 1837. 1, Jcxa, May 14. 1873.
IX. Marv E.. June 17. 1838: d. June 3ii. Is71: in. (.)ct. 8, 1867, James 11. Brand,
b. .March 24. F:^31. 1. Bvuox S.. June 2(i. d. Aug. 24, 1871.
663516. Bethel Todd, b. Jan. 19. 1792: <1. March (j, 1804; m. Mav 23, 1822,
Elizabeth Maria Hull. b. Jan. 19. 1801.
I. Edwin Hull, April 0, 1823; d. Auir. 29, 1874: m. June 23, 1807, In-uc E. West,
il. Jan. S, 182(5. 1 ; l?ErnEf., April 20, 1808!
II. John Streei, F.'b. 3, 1820: m. Dec. 2^'. 1803. Helm Eliza Fi^h. b. May 10, 1830.
1, Fkaxkt.ix Bktiifi., Feb. 7, 1850. 2, \Vm. Fish, Oct. ob, 1808. 3. E\ kkktt Street,
Oct.. 7. 1800.
III. Eli/,al)eth Maria. Mav Ht. 1S27: d. March 20, ISOi.
IV. James Erthel, March" 20, ls:-;ij: m. June ]0. 1800, Louisa M. Howard, b. Nov.
22, 1840. 1, Ja^iIes Howaku, Mav 20, 1809.
V. Marv Elizabeth, Auir. 0,"l832: lu. Oct. 12, 1802. Jacol) Haven Powers, b. Jun.-
10.1830. 1, MiXA, Julv 14, 1800. 2, Leeaxd, Jan. 20, 1807. 3, Lots. .Julv 28, 1871 ;
d. Aug. 21. 1873.
VI. Sarah Maria. Jan. 0, 1830; lu. Feb., 187U, ^Vhe(dock Hig.i^-ins Pheliis. 1,
H.\TT!E Elizauktii, Dec. , 1870. 2, Maktiia Heeex, May, 1872.
VII. Ann Loui.sa. Sept. 20. 1837; m. Dec. 0, l^iOO, Oeo. Brown Haines, b. June 19,
b^:!4. 1, (.'has. Todd, July 18. 1858.
VIII. .Martha Helen. JuneO, 1840; m. Dec 29. ISOO, James Washington Benton, b.
Oct. 23. 1S37. l.CiEvs. L()i;ex/.o, May 0, 1^02. 2. Hattie Loiisa, Dec. 13,1804.
IX. Harriet Laiissa, Fel>. 13. 18'};;: m. Sept. 20.1873, (b'o. Sanders Mott, b. Jan.
8, ISO. 1. Mixa Ldi is.v, Aug. 4, 1874.
666. Elizabeth Todd, d. S.'pt. 3, 1737; m. Dec. 11. 1728, Dea. Samuel Sackett,
b. about l/iiO: d. l'e!>., 1781. He m. (2) Aug. 0. 1702. Hannah Ihissell Pierpout. dan.
<if ib-v. Nnadi:di Hus-ell and wid. of Lieut. .loseph Pierpont, gt. gr. f. of Hon. Ed. ward
Pierpont. li. Dd. 21. 1704; d. JuneO, 1791. a. 87. Will of SamuerSatdvett, Esq., proved
N. liuv. 17M : \\ f. ilannali to luive all the thiiiirs she lirouoht here; S(Uis Samuel, Eli,
S'Jomon. dan--. Sa;-ah. Mehiraide and I-"li/.abeth: Samuel and Eli exrs.
I. Sa;<ih Sackett, b. .\pril '.', 17;-!0.
II. Meliituide Snrkett. b. Feb. 23, 1732; m. A.-a Ooodyear.
III. Samuel Sackett, will made 1821. j)roved 182r,; Samuel Mo;ilthrop. exr. ; cliil.
named us ticlow and a gr. dau. Betsey Jane Dickson; .JiAshua and Mercy Barnes and
Nailurn Maiks. wirne-ses. p Samiei.. 2. S>i;.mi Mc-i i.i'iii;uf, wf. i.if Saiaue!. 3,
Ai-.KiAii. MrxsdX. wi. of James.
IV. i:i;/.abeth Sackett.
V. Eli Sackoti-. . ' '
W. Soh^mou Sacicett.
336 JiUAXCII OF JOSEPH.
6662. Mehitable Sackett, 1.. Fd.. 2:i. 1T;{2: m. Sept. 11, iT'io. Asa (ioo.iv.'ar.
h. Auj;-. Id, 17;':;, s. iif 'riici^philu- He owned right in uruiivid.-d himi ^\itll "hciis
of Di-a. Stephen Siiueon mul li^nrs nf Titus ( inddyear. He was ])ca. (if tlu' idili. in
Hiinulen, Conn. His will piovfd at New Hav. ISII; divided to Ainos Wiiite Sunford. a
jiavt of homestead and lU acres, !>ouiuled east by land tliat l)ol(jnt;-ed to my foi-nier wife
Mehitable. To .s. Asa, one dollar. To ehil. of s. Asa all my land in the state of X. Y..
to he divuh d Ix'tweeii (anionic) tlunn as follows, to each of tiie sons 2 shares, and to each,
of the dans. 1 share, aiul oil of the remainder of my estate, real and personal, sons '2
!<liares and dans. 1 share each. To chil. of my dau. Betsey, dec, wf. of .losluia Atwater.
2-9 of my e.state to he equally divided,. To i^r. chil. of my dan. Mehitable wife of Kuo.s
Ba.ssett, dec, 2-9. To dau. Maty, wf. oi Stephen Munson 2-9; s. Ste]>lieu Munson and
Amos W. Sanford, e.xrs.; .lolrii llubbai'd. Joshua (loodyear, Ijticretia Sanford, witnesses
I. Asa (i (Midyear.
II. Betsey (rO(xly>ar, m. Joshua .Atwater.
III. Mehitable (ioodyear, b. Aug. v:'), IToT; d. Oct., 1777, in her 2ist yr.; m. Marcli
U, )77«), Eno.s Bassett, h. March 22, 1754; d. Aug. 3, T776, a. 22, less than o mo.s. after
m., and liis \\U\. d. about 14 mos. after lier husband. He was son of Imios and Marv
Bassetl
IV. Mary (ioodyear. m. Siephen Munson of North Hav.; will jiroved 1^30; luuue.-s
Eleanor Warner and Mary Biadh-y. execxs., the uid. declining The will of wid. Mai%
proved 1837, made IbUO; Seymour Bradley, exr. ; ail the chil. named exce])t Amos, wlm
was d. 1, MKifiT.\i:i.E FoKD, a wid. in l>;j(). 2, M.\rv Bk.vdi.ky, wf. of Seymour. :].
M.A.TU.V Mtn.s(^X. 4, Mir.Ks Minsox. .■>. Amcs Min-ox. estat.' divided to bro. and
sisters in l.s;jO.
66622. Betsey Goodyear, m. Jan. 20, n7s. Joshua, s. of David and Klizab.th
(Bassett) Atwater. b. May Vi, liry/j. He m. (2) Esther Hull; rem. to Homer, N. Y.. and
d. there Julv ;«, 1S14. "The 2d wf. ju-ol). mother of Joseph, b. Aui:. ol. ISl:!. and
Joshua \V.,'b. Nov. 3, m-i.—Atirof. r Gth.
I. K/.ra Atwar.-r, b. Dec. 14, 1778. of Hnmcr: ni. Sej.t. Id. 1S03, K-iher Learning.
1, Er-TZ.\iii7i'ii. b. Oct. lb. 1804; m. William Brewster. 2, Josutw. 1>. March 2."), isOii;
d. March ;l 1^57, num. 3, PLmtly, b. Sept. 1. 1807. 4, M.M'.y, b. Julv2. l.S()9: d. Dec.
31, 1839. 5. lloit.xcE C'(->WLEs, 1). March 14, LSll. G. Joiix Lk.\mixo." li. Feb. 21, lsl>!:
d. Feb. 23, 1814. 7, Lr( v, b. March 24. isKi; m. Bichards. 8, Isaac, b. Mav ;;;.
1818. 9. Jri.iA. b. Mav 24. iS2o; m. Bev. ilinmau. 10, Jaxk IsAj;i:r,. b. Aut,--'. 2ti.
1822; m. Moses C. White, M.D.
11. Betsey Atwater, b. Feb. 28. 1781 ; ui. Kllier Stone.
III. Ira Auvater, b. Jan. 17, 1783; m. Mav 10, 1807, Philinda Stone. 1. K.\( hkk
M., Jan. 25, 1809; m. Asa Austin. 2, Sakaii", b. Jan. 8. 1811; m. John Ba!.-bv. 3.
Naxcy W., b. March 17, 1813; m. Geo. V.'. i:;;stman. 4, Lypta S,. V. April 3i),* ISl.'.;
m. John Atwater. 5, Eras.mus, b. Mav 21, 1817; d. 1816, unm. (!, Mauv .-\., b. Jan.
28, 1821. 7, JoHxS.. b. March ir,, 1823. 8, Asa trOoDYEAK, b. Jan. 2-1, 1820. 9. Wn.
l.iA.u A., b. Jan 3, 1829; d. Feb. 3, 1833.
IV. Eli Atwater, b. Jan. 20, 1785; m. Oct. 22, 1809, Phcbe Hale; res. Semproniiis.
Cayuga Co., N. "i . 1, Lot isa, b. Aug. 17, ls!(); m. Samuel Babcook. 2. Lucirs. b.
June 22, 1812. 3, Maiiy, b. Oct. 11, 1814. 4. William, b..Mav 14, iSKi. 5, Amaxka.
Oct. 14, 1818. 6. Ekasmus, June- 1, 182(). 7, Betsey. Oct. 13". 1-22: m. Wm. l^ilmer.
8, Thomas Jujjsox, May 7, 1>27. 9, Delia, b. June 29, iNilO; m. Charles Van Schaick.
V. Amos Atwat(-r. b. Jan. 3, 17^8; m. Feb. 10. 1>^13, Marv ^Voodside; rem. to
Chautauqua Co., N. Y. 1, Elias, b. Nov. 28, 1M3; d. Feb. 17. 1820. 2, Juliet, b.
Aug. 29, 1815; m. Grant Oondrich. 3. Mauy, b. May 27. 1M9, 4, Biioda, b, Feb. 13.
1821. 0, Jaxe Axxe, b. Aug. 15, 1n24. (>, Isa.vc Towxsend, b. Nov. 2t), 1828.
VI. Mary Atwater, b. Aj.ril 30, 1790; xn. Wm. Miller.
VII. A.sa (ioodye;ir Atwater, b. July 9, 1793; m. Nancy Alvoid. 1. lIor.Lis. 2.
ELiZATJETir, m. Skinner. 3. Fi.xv. 4. Hexhv, d. in l"nion army. 1S()4.
Vlil. Thoii.us Atwater, b. .lulv 3, 1790; in. I'oilv llutiduns; res 'chaut-.uniua Co. .
N. V.
667. Samuel Todd, b. Manh S. 1717: Y. C. 1734; pastor uf the chli. in North
I'aiisli of Wai.Tluiry; di^mis.-e<i 1701: d. 1789; m. Mercy, dau. of Rev. Peter Evans of
N(ullilield. He was a devisee in tiic will o| his c(nisin Noah Pangboru, 1711.
I. Alathea, b. Dec. 7. ir4tt; dmwn.'d in aspIinL,^
11. Mary, b. Sept. 11. 1742: d. May 1(1, 1815: m. Dec. 3, 1701, Obed. s. of Moses
and l;uth Foote of Plyniouth, ( 'onie , afterwards of (Jill, .Mass., b. Nov. 25, 1711 ; injured
at a barn raising and d. Se]it. 21, 1797; (2) March 2G. 1798, Ib-v. Jonathan l.cavitt ef
rf
SACKKTT, GOODYEAR, TODD, TUTTLH, SLAUsOX.
33 T
Heath, Mass.; 1). 1731: Y. (". IToS: d. Sf-pt. D, 1802. 1, Asknatii, b. So])r. 10, 17(•.■^; d.
Nov. 18, lyi:!: in. .lunf ~0. ITIM, lll.'i.lia/, Al-'xaiulcr of Biirliii<,rion, X.'Y.: T diil. 2.
^f \!n' DoKOTHKV. .lunc 11, 17iJ4: d. A\n\] 17, IX'3'^: m. Dr-c, 17n;5, Hcv. Aiiiasa Conk of
HiTiiaiilstowu, -Nhiss. : ;J cliil. o. I'.i-.nNir;-;, b. June :>, 17ljii: d. Jan. 28, ls31 : iii. Melinda
I'i.dd of l^uili)i^ton. N. Y.; 7 ehil. 4, Skuate,. Nov. 5, nOS; d. Dec. 8, 1J'o7: m. June
11, IsnU, Jobiab Jones oi IJioekville,. CiUiachi; 1 cli. .j, Sa.mi.ki,, ,\ pril 7, 17 70: lu. Aug.
8, 1791, Sibvl l>oolinle: 11 cliil.: {2) 1S:>3 wid. Parker of Gill. Mass. .and Sherburne and
I'ivniouth, N. Y. fi. (,'in.OK. March 21, 1772; d. 1829: ni. Lsaac Pierce of Ihirliugton,
X.' Y. 7, l.vniA, Mav 1"), 1 774 : in. A]iri],1794, Judj^e Job (ioodale of Harnardstown,
Mass.; 2 (diil. S. EiiAsTrs, ^ept. 19. 1777: m. 1.S12 'Sns:;n ('arlT.-.r.; 8 ehil. ; (2) July 9.
1820, Eli:-.a CarUon; -1 eliil.: Wirasset. Me. 9, I'llii.EXA, Sept. 22, 1779; m. 1802 Israel
Jones of No. Adams, Ma^i^■. ; 8 ehi!.; (2) Xov. 7, 1816, Pev. Win. Suiarr of liroekville,
Canada; 1 rli. 10. Riioda Ann, Jan. 1, 1781: '1. Jan. 14, 1S87; in. Julv 7. 180G. Xath.
Martin, Camden. Me.; 4 diil. 11, Onr.D. A])ril 27, 1787; m. July 24, 1828, Ann E. Wal-
pole; 1 rh.; (2) June 28, 1881, Marv Davis; 1 ch.
HI. Irene.
IV. Eliel. d. 1798: set. as a physician in north ])art of Paulet. Vt.: the fir.>t M. D.
in the to\s u. A man of talent and skill and tradition in\(srs liirn \\ itli. rare endoAV!iu_-nts.
liieut. in the Pev. He d. by poison taken aceidenlally. 1. Joxatk.vn. reiu. to Gran-
ville, X. Y. Known a-- an inriuential politician. About 1S50 kejit the brick tavern at
Xo. (;., \shence he rem. ue^t ])Ut did not long survive.
V.
Alathea.
VI.
Lucv. d. V.
VII.
Sai.anel.
Vlll.
Lucv.
IX
Chloe.
7. Sarah TuttlO,;-- bai.. A]u-il 1042; m. in Xew Haven Xov. 19, Piil8, JoJm tflau.-^on
C.Slason-Slosson). s. of 'too. Slausonl of Stamford. In 170U John Slau.son and Jo.-^eph
Ferris v.-ere appointed CM:;s;ablt's in S. The same year he %vas rated iV.'lOI. Mrs. Sarah
Slauson d. Xov. 17, IG^'i. Hem. (2) Eli/.abetli Benedict (dau. of Tliomas of Xovwulk,
who was delea'ate to Assembly 10(54; Lieut. KiGo; town .clerk 1000; selecimar., deputy
Mav. ] 070-7;-), and deacon manv vears). Hv 2d wife John Slauson had Mary. b. Aiuil 21,
1080; Thomas. March 12, 1781"; Hannah, b' March 12, lO-^o. He d. Oct. 10. 1700; Inv.
■Xov. 29, 1700, i:28~). I]-t. settled Jan. II, 170(; 7 by John. Joiiatlian, Thom^is, Sarah,
wife of F]bene/.er Bishop, Elizabeth, wife of X'athaniel Pond, :onl Mary Slason. (App.)
I. John S!au.'=i:)n, b. Sept. 9. 1004; " a briiidit boy" in 1071; m. Mary .
11. Surah Slauson, Jan. 20. 1007; m. Oct. 2, 17oO,"Ebenezer Bisliop.
III. Jonathan Slatison, July2o, 1070; m. Feb. 4, 1099. Mary Waterbury.
IV. Elizabeth Slauson. Jan. 80, 1072; m. Xathaniel Pond.
VI. John Slaitson, b. Sept. 9, lOfU; m. Mary . He uiay have beeri constable
in Stamforil, 1 70'J, credited to his father. In that year lie \\-as rated £07. Mr. John
and Mistress Marv Slauson d. Auc:. 20. 1745.
I. Sarah, b. Jan. 20, 1098; m. Feb. 22. 1710, John Bell of Stam. 1, Sox, b. and
d. Dec. 19, 1711. 2, Dai., b. <.)ct. 17. 1712; d. nc.\t day. 8, A (iiri.D, b. and d. Sept. 5.
II. John, b. Oct. 4, 1G9.j; m. Rebecca .
IIL Martlia. b. Sept. 17, 1099.
IV. Elizabeth, 1?. April IS. 1708; m. June 80, 1720, Peter Knapp.
V. Hannah, b. Aj-ril 18, KOo; m. Jan. 9, 172.S-9, John Holly.
VI. Marv, b. .\u(:. 2'), 1707; m. Xov. 19, 1780, Jonathan Brown.
VII. Rebecca, b, March 8, 1709; d. April 24, 1710.
*Tliis compilation of ilescendants of Sc'.rah Cl'uttle) Slauson, is made up 10 a considerable extent from
Rev. E. B. HununC:ton"s ///./. r/" .S".-<;;« 'nn/and !\.:!:istri'.riiir , a very careful and accurate writer. Tiie
lirst and sec.-ind generations are doubtless entirely correct, and the tliird probably so. beyond llie third
there are elements ot uncertainty, and it is very likely some errors, which would not have existed had I
been able to devc^'e nioie time to the e.\-.iminatioa of land, probate and church records o; l-'airtk-id Co.
Th:s caution, ho^^■e^.•c^, does not api)ly to the record cf descendants of Hannah .Slauson [714 which waj
kindly corrected and e.xtended by Charles \V. Holly, Esq., of Stamford lor the compiler.
^Geo Slauson of Lynn, Mass., ifi;;; rem. to Sandwich, thence to Stamford, where he appears, 164=. as
wit. to a deed from the Saramore of Routan, of lands forming the eJ^lern v-va of llie tosvnof S. In 1657
as deputy from S. with Richard Law and John Waterbury, presented to ii'e court at Xew Hav , the
submis>ion ot tin; coc.umaci.ins people of Greenwich. He v.-as deputy from Stam. to the last session o_
the New Hav. Col. .-X-semblv. May. i^'';-, '■ He was a leading member of the clih and a man of note in
ife." He d. Feb i-, ico;; will dated Tan. <■;, same vear; names sons Lleaier and Jchn, .ir,d a dau.
■ J/isi. ,'/ Stiii'n/otd,
,.._. He d. Feb .,,
who was Johi Gold's vi\i^.—H anting
22
338 BKANCir OF SAKAII.
712. John Slavison. h. Oct. 4. lOOo: m. Rrhecca , wlio d. Sept 1 1745
1. .lolin, 1). Oct, -^ij, lT--?2.
II. Maiv. 1>. Aug. 12. 1724; lu. 17.")0, Jolwi Wan'rbury jr
III. Kelx'r.u, b. (Jet. 21). 172G; d. Jan. 24, 1730.
IV. Sarali, 1). A].ril 21, i 72S; m. 174-1. Sti-plit/n Hisliop.
A'. Kebecca. b. Au^r. 12, Hoi.
Yi. Elizabetii, .lan.n. 178;!: m. .luly 31,1749, Ebt'iiezer Dibbk-, s. of David and
iipjiliow of lU'v. Dr. Klx'ii Dil>))b' of .''tainfonl. 1, Jaxk, Oct. 2:j, !7t9.
VJI. .lacol>, Df"^. 8, 17;W; lu. K<-/iali . 1, Jons,-, Aiifi-. 21,' 1771. 2 D.vmki
Aug. 4. 1170; m. June 4, 179G, iMt.scy l)auii. 3, II kzkkj Ait, b. Jan. S, 179i>.
7122. Mary SlaxiSOn, b. Aug. 12, 172-1; m. Feb., 1750, .r„]iii \Vutfibuiy, jr. b
Dec. 4, 1718, s. of .loliu and .Susanna (Newkirk) W'aterbury and bio. of (jcu. David \V
an officer in the Rev. anny. 'Die f. of ib(> last four c!ii"ldreu is named David in tli.'
original reconl, but idianired bv a later luiiid t<> Jolni, jr — Sfn/n Ilia
I. Karliel Waterbnrv, b. Mar.di l.j, 17o(J.
]]. .lohii AVaterbury.'b. Feb. 2(1. 17r)2.
III. David \N'ate:i)nry. b. April 13, I7oo: m. 17N3, Elizal»eth Holly.
lA'. Mary Waterbury, Jan. (i, 1758.
V. Pftrr Watrrbury, April 2(), 1700.
VI Epeuetus W'aterlnirv, Auir. 1, 17H2.
\n. Isaac AVateibury, Aug. 4,' 17(1 i. ■ •
VIll. Elizabelh \\'aterliury7 b. Jan. 1, 1 7G8.
71223. David Waterbury, 1>. April 13, 1755; m. Nov. 10, 178;;, Elizabetii
Holly, <lau. of Capt. John Holly, an earnest Rev. patriot, wlio lived on Clark's Hill'
Stunifonl, Conn. Anuing tlu'ir most j)recious treasures ^va.s a (piarto Biljle, print<'d iii
London in 1703, uhicli had been given to Miss Holly -when five vears of ace foi' her
^proficieni-y in reading one of tlie c]iai)ter.s of the Chronicles lilled w'ith Scri])ture name-
For it-afety from British and Tory malice, the Bibb-, with oihei- treasures, was carefullv
buried in the back yard. Avhere it remained during the war. AN'heu uneaitlied it was
found in good condition excepting the lieavym-tal clasps were rasted 0IY. The Bil)le
remained with herdau.. Mrs. Aldgail 11. .^eeb-y, till herdeath.— i/Av^. (,f St.in^ford r, oj;;
I. .Mary Munday. Nov. 4, 1 7S4; ni. .MarcJi 24, 1805, Setli Bnxton. 1 "Joii.v'xfw-
.M.v-N, Jan. 9. iMMi, 2, S.^i.i.v M.vhiA, Jan. 22, 1808. 3, D.\md Hk.nkv, Nov of, 18011
4, R\iin:i, l-;i.i/, AUKTU, .\i)ril 30, l.s]o,
II, Sally, b. July 11, 1780; in, Marrli 19, iso,";, Abraham Adams 1 Fi iz \ \nx
Oct, 19. 180(). 2. Maiua, Feb. 29. 18CH. 3. Cukxki.ia, \\-v. -J.s, isii) 4 '.S\uui
Ei.TZvcr.TH, l\'b, 28, 1S13. 5. Fkan^ ks, Ajiril 15, isi.-,. o Jonx ^v^r \ u^- '10 isi-
7, (;i,(>. W., S.nt. 15, 1N20. ■ ■" ^'- -' ■'-^'•
in. ElizalH-th. D.T. 27, 1799.
IV. Abigail Holly, Oct, 3, i;93. ' ' • • ' .
\. Abiginl Holly. Maivh 10, 1799: m. Dec, 19. 1818, John Seelev. b. Mav 29 i;!)3-
d. Mareli 10.1831. 1, Wli.i.rAM H.. b. Xew Canaan, Conn., .March 19 Is-'o' ~">'h\n-
XAH Er.iZAHK'iii. Oct. 29, 1N21; (1. Aug. 10, ls;;!i. ;;. .lon.v' Ami;i:osk Sept ;io' ]s-^:;
4, Mahy i.rruKTiA, b. Darien, Aj.ril 12, 18-,'0. 5, SAi;Air A.\.\, b' Stamf ' Scot
17, 1829. -.J
VI. John Holly, July 12, 1803. ■ . ._ ' .'•
7124. Sarah SlailSOn, b. April 21, 172s; m. Dee. 27, 1744 Stephen Bishop (.■■
5. of Rev. John) Dea, of the Aorth Stamford cbh, "
]. Sarah Bishop, May 31,17 10; m. Jan. 5, 1701, Samuel Rrevost 1 <vm(LI.
m. Feb. 10, 1,89, Abio-ail W'aterburv. 1, //,/,/■// Sept •>•> P701
H. Hana.-ih Bi-hop, Feb. ,^'. 1747. . 1 ■ ■
lil. Fydia Bishop^ Feb. i;!, K-IH: d, Dc-. 1. ]7;H; m. April 1, 1779. Kphraini Jones,
a Rev. pensmner. 1, hi'irr;\iM, July 9, 17^0: <1. .Ian. 27, 1 7si. o, Axx Dec 9 17S1:
m. Ai)ril 17, 1803, Jame.-, .•-co{i..hl, 3cl, b. Sept, ':■>. 177n, s. of Johiran.l siirah i Xich'olsi
Scotield. I, .liiu.o^ J ni-^. Aug, 2.\ 18U3, 2, Jnhn 117"/'////, April 10 pso,-, ~;i .<,///,•
Ann, Oct. 13, INOO. 4, E-hr,,,;'. Ih'ls,, March 13. ISOS. 5, AUu r1 11 li n/ Jniv>"' isn:»
i\, Li/di'i Einilln,. Feb. -.'2, isil. 7. Eiiz.iluth .Sh'h->h. Au-r 20 18l'> ,s U.tuwil'
Mnri,<. Oct_ 7, 1^14. \K Ihn-id 7./////////. .lulv 22 IM.;, |0, ChuyhM E'dr'^iri Dec 7
1817. 3, Ii;a, b. Ma% lo. ]7sl: d. June 4. IHi:! 4, Lviha, Ariril (i 'l7,s7- m 1808
William PrevosC 5, Ha(. ni.t,, b, Atii;-, 2. 1789, ' ■ ■ •
IV. Stephen BL.shop, b. Sept. 2>-;. 1752; d. April 27 Is.-i3
SLAUSOX, AVATERIIURY, KKAPP, JIOI.J.Y.
330
V. Eli/.al)fth Bislioi>, April IT), 1754; iii. Kch. 17, 1784, Daniel Provost; Rev. sol.;
(]. ill S,, Dec. 14, l.s;t3, a. 7H. 1, Wim.iam, h. .March 9. ITS.j; m. Dec. 2-2. 1SU8, Lvdia
Jones, (cons. ) 1, ]i"///. ,7o//^ v, Nov. Kl 1S()9. -2. John }',-////y,x, Oct. li!, LSll. ;i, 6'A*^s.
/■.'(//m/y/, Aug. IT). ISi:',. 4. llnrrut Kii-,ih,il,A^vK-. ;il, is],i ,"), JJnn'i/ Si/lrr.ifa', M-ay
2t'>. ISlS. 3, Km/. \r.Ki-ii, .Inly o, 17>w; in. Nov. -J''., l.SUG, licnjuuiiu Waiiiig-, 1). May 11),
;?>;<■>. s. of JJeiijaiuiii ami Martha Waiinti'. 1, Wm. IIinry..)\uw 4, 1^08. 2, CJinrlex
FJicird, K\n-\\ iu), isld. 8, Lnvr. Feh. -.'i;. 17!tO. 4. ."^tkimiion Htsitoi', April 23. IT'J'i:
iiuich lionort'd in Stamford; (.--cc stcd ]i(ntrait and hio^^. in llnniiiigloH't' Hist. <>/ Sf a, /,/.);
in. A])ril ~), 1821, Catharine, dan. of < 'hristoplu-r and Klizaheth Tilnnin of X.Y. ('. ' 1,
Sri-p/irrt J/furi/. lU'^rcli.. X. Y. C. 2, ('In istnpjij y Tilmaii. y, Durhl 11. of ('al. 4, J/^n-.v
(\iihnrlut. ni. ]']d\vard Scofudd. o. EHzulittli J,i lu. v.\. Hiram Tayhjr of Stamf. (i, ,JuU<t.
Fridii'i ■•<, d. y. ."), Lydia, Nov. 2o, 1794.
\'I. Stephen r>i>ho|i. ]<. Sept. 17, ll')(>: ]irol). the Rev. sid. and jcnsioner of S.
714. Elizabeth Slauson, h. -\)iril is, 170:1: m. .J n ne ;',i), 1 72(3, Peter Knapj.. h.
Al!^^ o, 1701, s. ol .Inim and Hannah (Kerris) 1\. He m. (2) Mary Sloon, Marcli 2), 17:!:',.
I. Haiuuih Kna])n. h. A]>ril 21, 1727.
II. Fdizaheth KnaV']'. -June 14. 172S.
III. Sarah Kna))[i, .Junf ."J. 17yt).
IV. Mary Knaiip. 1.. May 4. 17:>!: in. A]iril S, 17.51, .lohn .Arnold.
7143. Sarah Kuapp, h. .June l.'). 17;J0; m. Anir, IT, ]7.')2, Austin Smith.
1. .Gold Smitli. 1). «),-i. 14, 17-V,': m. (),t. 11, ^177."), Ahi-ail Smith. 1, S.\i:.\H,
Aug. G, 1771!; in. May 21. 17iii;, Kufn-< W'eci. l. MJinihi, XyvW 'm, 1 79S. 2, S.o-nli. Dec.
17, 1N»I2. ;J, /'-/'V/. .Innt- 1. ]N)s. 4. J-jai,},, th^ !>,.,•. 1, ]>S()9. 2,' .1 KitK.M i.ui, Mav27,
i77s. ;j, Nkwmax, Auir. ?,. 17no. 4. .Xiucaii,, Oct, 29, 17s2. ."). (.'(M,]). Sejit. :}<), 17^4.
<;, Ks'iiii:i;. i>ct. 2:;. l?^';, 7. .hwniA. lice. 2;f. 178S. s. * ij.ivi;.' .\ [.ril ]:]. 1791.
11. Austin Snn-ih. D.-c. 20. 17-')>i: served 220 davs in l^■v. ; m. .Ian. 11, 17S1. j-diza-
hetli Newman. 1. Pckls, Nov. 20, 17S1. 2. Hri:\-i:v, Ma:v]i 1:). 178.""), ;], Pni.;i;;;
Newman, Mar.h 2, j:-7. 4, Mattiiiav. March i;i, 17-1!. .l. Vaa.^^. .Inue S. 1792 0
Kt-TH, Oct. 1, 1794. 7. .\fsTiN. \>i-v. -J,-;, 17;)7.
JII. Peter Smith. .Xn--. 2. ^1T,:^■, v,.ived in I'ev. Avar 22,S days; m. .Tan. 17. 17S7,
Nancy Lintu (..rth. 1. \Vm. LI^T^\".^;•nl, Oct. IS, 1789; d. .Junell. ISOO. 2. PKri;ii
\VATi:i!i:ti;v. Oct. (I, 1791. :-;. Isaa< Knaim-, M.inh 19, 1794. 4. .NFuiv Ann, Feb. 20.
1797. .-., .Jdiix ]>.. Au£^ Ki. isOo. 0. \\ m. L., S.'i)t. 11. 18(i;j. 7, (Ik<>}{0(.; H. Feb. 7
180(i.
715. Hannah Slauson, h, .\pril id, 170."): d, .Tan. 11, 1770: m. Jan. 9, 1728-9,
.T.din Holly (Piisi,u-n). b. Nov. ](). 170"): d. Dec. 21, 17s(i. He was an oliicer of the CVd-
(-ni;d force during the Fren(di war: one of the fii-st selectmen of Stamford, and annnallv
re-(dected for twenty-four success! ve yeai-s (17.'iO to 1774). Airent btr the town !it tli'e
<>'eiieral l.tmrt. in ]\bs he was on t]u_' committee v.ith Col. Hoyt and Abraham Daven-
(lori K, su]>ply tirewiuu.l etc.. to his majesty's forces (about 2.-iO' Highlanders), (|uartered
ill the town. He was son cdMohn and Susanna fSelleck) Ib->llv. and i;iand son of .John
Holly, one of the fiivi setiler.- of S. (ir.42). He wav a man of wealtii and indiieace.
I. llanah Holly, b. .Iiii!e2."i. 172!': d. .Vpril 20, 174.").
II. Sarah Holly, b. Auir. 7. 17:J1 ; m. David .Maltbv; (2) David Webb.
III. Kli/.ab.'th Holly, b. Dec. 10, \',:\:\: d. March 17, 1774; ni. .Tulv »). 17.57, Cai>t.
John Woovier. ], John. b. April 12. 17.59. 2. I'm 1., b. .\pril 12, ITOl.
W. John Holly, b. Feb. 2, i::!t;: m. Klizabeth Kin^-.
V. .lemima Holly, b. Mav 1, 17;!S; d. Feb. 2S. f7(U); m. 17.55, Capt. Isaac P.eli.
Hem. (2) Se].i. 14. 17H1, Susanna Smith and had several chil. 1, <'atkk, b. .Tulv 10.
1T.5(J: d. y. 2. 11 vNXAii, b. Dec. 10, 175S: ,,,. Fitch Rogers. A loyalist, and went "wiih
b)nr brothers to St. .T0I111-. N»-w T5ruiiswick. l)ut he- returned to St'amb)rd and d. tln-re.
d. .1 1-..M1M.V, b. 1700: <!. V.
W. Keziah Holly, b. Sept. 12: d. Doc. 27, 1740.
7152. Sarah Holly, b. Auu. 17. 17:;i; m. Sept. 2S. 1749, -'bv his honored f.,'
Caj.t. .lonathan. Maltbv: David Maltbv, b. Fob. 7, 1727; d. Oct. 5, 17G7." She m. (2) David
AVebb. ■ ■
I. Sarah .Maltby. b. May 1, 1750: m. Stephen Newman,
II. Hannah Malrby. b. '. l.t. 10. 1751.
111. Havid Multby/l). Auir. 22. i;5:;: d. .Ian. 1, 1 75S.
1\'. Abigail Malt!)y. b. .lulv 21, 175(;; m. June (3, 17^2, Samue], s. of David and
liuth (Waterbary) \Vei)b, b. ( »ct. 10, 1754; Y. C. 1779; d. is2(;. 1, C.vth, Sept. 20,
178;;. 2, David Mali hv, Mav 29, 17S.3. 'd, .loiix, Dec. 7, 178G. 4. Jamk.-,, Sept. :!0,
3-10 jjriA:scji of saraii.
17SS. 5, Sarah, 0<-t. i'i, 1700. 6. Aiugaii., June 8, 1711:2. 7. Elizai:kti{ \ov .•,
1793. 8, Mar\- Ann-, Miurli lo, 17!)r).
V'. David -Maltby, b. A]iril 4. 1700; Es(|. ; .1. in X. Y. X.n. 24, 1^07; ni. Nov. \U
1781), Nancy Diivt'Uport, b. Dec. 21, 171;."), dan. of Silas and iMary (Webb) Duvciijioit,
de^c. from Rev. JohnD., 1st i>;i-tor at N. llav. 1, W.m. D.vvKM-iiHT, .Ian. 4, 17St». '/.
Maiiv (\s.tiiahixf. Jan. 11. 17!M. :!. Ja.mks Htus, May 12, 17!t:J. 4, Jonx KunF.i;r,
April 7, 17U'i. •"). ('iia!<i.i-.s ])a\[1). D.^-. oO, 17!)I). fi". ICr.n.vK/j:!: Davknpokt. 7^
Ai,iu:i;t Svr.vf:^TKR.
VI. Hannah Maltby, b. Ainil 2'.l. 17d2: m. <>ct. Iti. 17sl. Samiud Ilovt 4rli. ].
Jamics Maltbv. May ol, d. July. 5. 17s2. 2, Hauuikl', Jnh 17. 1 7S';. " 8, Ja.mks
Mai.ti'.y, July 11, 17So. 4, Sai.i.v, b. May l.j, i;s7; d. June I,"l7s7. ,■), .Maria, tv.iu
with Sally, "c, SANrrEi. l^i.ACifr,i:y. March 22, i7[t3. 7, Kluii;, Julv' l;J, ns/fj. s
K\fii,Y, .hily ]S. 17',)7. 9, E.Afti.Y, Fi b. 17. l^iH).
VII. Ckxfi' Webb, b. Aug. 18. 1771: ni. June 14, 1H)I, llrv. Daniel Smith (2d wf. ),
l>. Aug. 3, 17(;4; Y. (". 1791; ordaiu'-rl pa'^tnr Con--, chh. Stamford. Conn ., June Di. I 7!*:j',
and remained .^)] yrs. till d. June 11. 1n4'!. Fellow of Y. C. isis. His first wf. was
Mary. dau. of I'rnton Mather Smith; m. July 9. 1798. by u Imm he had 8, chil. He was
s. of Peter and Mary Smith of New Canaan. Conn., aiul bro. of Hon. John Cotton Smith.
1, David Wej3B, b. Ajiril 11, 1H02; d. num. in S. 2, M.vrv Ei.izaiseth, Oct. 28, l'^04;
m. Fitcli Rogers of Stamford, and living ISfiS in house h-fl by her f. in S. 3, Jamks
AufUSTU^, Aug. 1. 1S07: Y. C. 1821!. 4, EnwAitn Wim.iam, Sept. 2, ISVS; Y.'c. 188");
Ktiid. law; A. M. ; d. 1S4I. .0, John Cotton, Ajiril ii, ;sil: Y. C. 18;-].="): d. while
student of medicine 1837.
71521. Sarah Maltby, b May 1, 17.^0; n;. Nov. 11. 17G(;. Steplien Newnnm, b.
.Ian. 10, 1738, s. (d' Tliomas and Harrun .latrir'T N.
I. Rufus Newman, b. April 11, 17')7: m. .Marv Knapp. 1. Mary Ann, b. .Jan.
14, 1798. 2, John, b. Feb. 28, 1799. 8, Ue/.ekimi. 1>" Mav <;, 1800. 4, Sat.i.y Mai,tj:v.
b. Oct. 20. 1808. .■). LrxiiEK. b. Sept. 2, 1807. H. Hcfd;". b. Nov. (i.'bSlO.
1). Reberca Newman, b. O'-t. 8, 17G9.
ID. Ralph Xewmun. h. Oct. C, 1771.
IV. ^laltby N'ewuum, b. S'.'pt. 1. 1778: lu. Aug. 15, 1800. Naiicv Smith. 1, Cko.
Smith, b. Oct. 4. isol. 2, Ann Ei.tza, b. Feb. 16, lsij2. 8. Jamks Mai.tby, b. Nov.
Hi. 18i)(). 4. E.vni-Y (fKRTi:rDF,. b. Nov. 8. 1809. o, Chahi.es Edwin, b. Mav 0 1>^12.
6, Wm. Drakk. b. May 16, 1N14.
V. Ste]>hcii Newman, b. Sf])!. 26, 177."): m. June 80, 1803, Aniv Smith. 1. W.m,,
Dec. 10, 1801. 2. Mary OATifARiNK, 1). .Ian. 20, ls07.
VI. Sally Newman, b. April 2, 1778.
VI 1. WilViam Newman, b. Sejit. 26, 1780.
VIll. ("ate Newman, b. Nov. 2. 17-;2.
l.\. Andrew Nrwmau. b. Dec. lo, 178'); m. Sein. 20, ISOo, Marv Peck. 1, Al.E\-
ANDKR Sylve.stkr, b. July 6, IsijO. 2, AUGUSTT'S liALi'ii, b. Jan. 29, 1808.
X. IJebecca Newman, b. Nov. 6, 1788.
7154. John Holly, b. Feb. 2, 1785-6; Lieut in British navy; lost at sea 177^;
vesstd siip))osed foundered; never heard from; m. .bin. 28, 1760, JGlizabeth, dau. of Wm.
jind Deborah (;Kna])p) King, b. Mav 4. 1741; .she m. (2) June 16, 1787, Dr. John Wilson
of Stamford and d. Nov. ,5, 1802.
1. John ^Vm., b. March 8, 17G2; m. Rebecca Wells.
II. Elizabeth, b. Dec. 28. 1765; m. Wm. Fitch.
III. David, b. April 24. 1768; m. Martha Cog.swell.
IV. Hannah, b. Oct. 28, 1771; m. 'rhonuis R. Suutli.
V. Mary, b. Jan. 21, 1776; <1. Nov. 26. 1818.
71541. John Vv^m. Holly, b. Mandi 8. 1762; m. March 8. 1787, R(d)ecca, dau. "f
Rev. Dr. Xoaii and .A bi-jul ( Woolscy ) Wells, b. .Inly 1, 1767; d. Mandi 18, 1859. a. !'2.
lie was r)wner of tv,-o hiru-e tiour mills in Stamford;"oTU' of 10 j.airs of stones tbe oile r
of 16. He d. Sept. 2!. I88S, a. 76.
I. Maria Theodosia. b. Aug. 24, 17nS; d. in S. . Dec. 26, 1s70, a. S2; m. I'.'c 8,
1-Or, Hun. Henry Hud.sou, b. Hartford, Conn., Jan. 20, 17sO; d. tlir. .iiilv 1:1. IS);;, ib-
was a pajcT maiiu lacr urrr and for some time .Mayor of Hartbcd. He m. ( I i .Maria.
dau. of tbiv. .lonathan Trumbull, 2d. Oct 8, 1X04; "who d. 1S(15. haviiu;- issue 1 son; /.
7 sons and 8 dau-.. nf whcnian-: 1, Cdl. E!>WAi;f) M< K !:nnky of Stauiford. 2. KaI'
ciiKFi:. 3, Wm. Iloi i.y, m. Elizabeth, dau. of Rt. Rev. Jonathan Mayhew Wainwrighf.
I'rovisional Bisliop of New York.
MALTMY, HOLLY
341
II J():in >feliin<tVion, b. Julv '30, ITIU. d. May 1!), 17!)-^.
Ill John Molimcthnii, 1). Oct. 1, ITiC?: d. May 5. LS54: iii. C'lfmcnia Bircli.
IV' \\'iilli;un \\'r\[r<, h. Dec. 9. IT'.).-); d. Ih-v. 22, ISTC, u. 81; lu. .Ian. '^l. 18-22,
\iiiir i' S-').t i) ITill: d. .lunt- :?(■>, IS.")'?, dmi. of Jolui J. (j1o\ er of New 1 oik, 1). in En;;.
■,nd Smiui'i C(n-uVu of L. 1. He was a ni.-nli. in J^taniford. 1, Sakah ]{k!5i:cca. b.
M-ii-fh l.') IS-^S- d Ffb. 14,1^7-2; uniu. 2. .loiix Ui.ovek, b. May 3, 1:h2.): lost at sea,
\u.-' IS 1844 ' 3 PlKUUK Kul-BHAf, b. June 4, lS-27: Y. C. lS.-)2; prac. med. in W.
i„dn'-s aiid in (^Tenwich. Conn.: d. at Bunnnda Island. 1S77. 4. Va.v/.w.ktu Aj.ich, b.
Mir'dil7 lb2i); m. IN!}:!, t'luirlt-s Autrustus, s. of Lieut, (iov. Cliark - and Mary Mi It's
'Uollv) Il'awlrvof S. ; 2drouvin, lb- is Pivs. of tin- Stamford National Bank, o, ^\ m.
HoUKKT, b. Jiilv 12,18:J1: d. Man h 1, 1^37. (i, FuAXcis Manton, b. Mandi^C, lyoH;
V Med 'Seliool" IS.ij: U. S. A. Surireon in Texas: a ])hysic'ian in (Jreenwi(di, Conn.; ni.
lyt;(>-7 Adelaide Wilson of G. 7. He.nuy Hudson, b. Oct. S, 1834; an architect and
writer for Un/jrr's M-iS'^iitc author of a work on Domestic ArrhiUrtore; Modirit
l)ir,![lna>< I'ub. bv Harpers. 1878: m. 1804-5. Sarah Barrows of X. 1. «,
M(KrNN-p:Y March ^H.-^S^O; res. N. Y. C. 9. Mahv \Yki.t.ks. Ang. 8. 1838.
V Abio-ail Elizabeth, b. 1797: d. .v. /. 1830; ni. Dec. 8, 1823, CajK. W m.
McKennev, r. S. N.; b. 18'J0: d. 1839. , , ,
VI Alfred Apollos, b. .Iu]v4, 1890: Union Col., 1818; admitted to the bar; m. Oct.
1S22 Charlotte, dan. of Judj:e Asa and Mary (Perry) Chapman of Newtown, Conn. She
d hi' IS-M He ni (2) in 1.^20. Marv Catharine, dan of .John and Ann Seymour (Hoyt)
Tillman^ i. Nov 19. 1815; d. in childbirtli in lS4ti.. He m. (3) in 1847, Mary C. Towner.
!'bvlst"nj- 1 CiiKKi.oTTK, d. V. /. I)v2dni.: 2, Alfkkii Tillman, b. 1837; d. ]n4{».
3 Cii\niOTTKMiKK.\NKV. b. 1N39. 4. William Wki.lks, b. 1841; stud, three years
at Trinity Col Hartfonl. Conn. Stud, law at Yale Col.; ord. assistant Kector of St.
John's at New'llavrn. K.cror at Elton. L. I., and now (1881 ) for many yrs. Rector of
Chri.sT chh. at H;!ckensack. N. J.: m; in 1860 Catharine Ann Wyse [nitU]. i. by 3d m. :
5, ThEKuN TowNKi;. 1). 1'^">U; res. Stamford. Conn.
17(35; d. Mav (>. 1847. a. 82; m. Oct. 12,
Edwaiii)
Edward
7] 542. Elizabeth Holly, b. Dec.
17'^1, William,
d Dr. PiT.-z Fitch: b. Ocr. 10. 17Vo:
d. Nov. 3. 1804: merch. of N. Y.
lu. l!ich:irdJ. Tuclcer.
c<l<len, b. Falkirk,
W, dfsc. fnan Kev. .larnes Filch. 1st minister at Norwich. Conn.
1. Cate Fitch, b. Julv 8. 1782; d. ne\t day.
II. Catharine Matilda Fitch, b. July 1. 178J; d. Dec. 28. 182G
HI. Samuel Fitch, b. Aug. 2o, 1785.
IV. Bctsev Fitcdi. b. Mav 22. 17n9; d. March 22. 1878; m. J<din SI
Scotland, 178.K d. Pliila.. 1^54.
V. William Fit.h. b. Jan. 7, 1792; <1. Au-'. 1<"'. l«-39.
VI. Augustus Fitch, b. July 13, 1791; d. Nov. Iti, 1874.-
VIl. Adeline Fitch
Vlll Theod.u-e Pere/. Firdi. F»b. 7. 1798; d. Nov. 3. 1821.
IX James Davenport Fitch, b. iSdl; d. July 19. 1881. When a young- man he
founded and named "Calvary Church" (Ej.is.) on 4th Ave. in N. Y. C. and to helj- out
its slender means, inn-formed menial offices in connection with it. The greal w-ork of his
life was begun in 1839, when with another, he founded the "Home for Aged and
Indigent Colored People" in N. Y. C. ; a class the lea.st considered and most negllcted of
all tlie unha])pv brood of povertv and misfortune. After a few years he relimiuished,
almost entirejv" his citv ]>ractice", and threw himself wholly into this work, laboring as
phvsi.-ian and'nur.se, at the !)edside of the sick and dying, and through terrible visitations
of ship fever and cholera. During the last five years of his life he was an invalul. but
it is said "a heavenlv light was (ju his face, and always on his li])S. the^words of some
familiar hymn or divine promise." (Scobit. in 'Ae ' 7/(//r/(;//o//, Sept. 17. 1881.) Hem.
Manh;, Ann (I'lov.'r and left two daughters.
71543. David Holly, b. April 24, 17G8; d. N(A-. 2, 1843. A iai^'e land liolder;
iiuih the tlourimr mills and (hvelling at the waterside. Stamford; also the iron miHs on
Mill Biver at Main st. Owned a number of ves.-els and coi.drcte<l an extensive business
111 hour. maniifa<-tured iron, etc His name is at the head of the petition to the Conn,
i.e.r. for the first charter of the b.ucu-h .d' Stamford. lb- in. Nwv. 13, 1788, Martha
("oggsw.di of Milford, Conn., b. Nov. 11, 17ns: d. Dec. 3. 18Ji (dau. r.f ^^ m. and desc.
fn""^!'?! JoImi (^.i.;l,^-.u.•;l, oiu- ,,f th.' first .-eltlers of iMiode l.slandi.
I David b Sept 19. 17^9. In eailv life v-.vaired to vaii'.iis ]'-irls of the world,
but after m . >et. in Stainf. and d. there Feb. 2S. LSVl: m. Jan. 19, 1824, Sally Cooper
Smith b \ \ C March si. ! 79(5 ; d Stain. April K!. 1881; dan. of .\b.ses and E!ey Miiitb
:r. dau. of Clia-. Phi Hi]'
N. Y. C. 1, CiiAKi.::s Mosks, b. Nov. 18, lS2il; re.
34.0 BKAMCn OF SARAH.
Stanif iitim. Compiler of (k-scendants of Join: Holly, from ^v)licll this record of th.^
H oil V dose of Hannah Slmison is for the most i)art taken, and t(j whose c.nrtosy and
kindness I am mu<-h indebted. 2. EhV/.\ IIamikton, h. .luly O'i, ISJU; rrs, S. 'A,
Mmigmmvi rini.i.ii's, h. Di'C. 1, IS'Vo: r<'s. S. ■, , ,
11. W'm. ('<>::u<iuill, h. .^a^^ ^*, ITUl: d. July S, 1S18; m. Charlotte, diui. ot Judge
XT-.,, \>... ,^
FhWcip Mii.tox, grad. Trinity Col.; Lawyer in
V] Kllzabeth Kincr, h. Nov. '2S, ISOU. ^ ,,
VII. ■ Sidney Ang-iisins, b. June 11. IH>2: d. June 07, IS-]-..'; m. Klr/.a, eau. of Maj.
(jen Alexander and Eliza (Schuvler) Hamilton.
Vill. Martha Coggshall. Dec. 2. 1NU4; d. May 20, ISTo; m. is^ii, John Imsm:!!, a lawver
>'. Y. C.
7154.4. Hannah Iloliy, !>. O.t. 23, 1771: d. Sept. 12._1.^;JS: m. Thomas U. Smith
of N. Y. C.
1. \Vm. Pvol'ert Smith, 1). 17H-1: d. IS")-!
, Nov..
Davis.
I \Vm. Pvol'ert Smitli, I). l.i'J: <l. lf^)t.
II. John Hollv Smith, b. 17tM;: Lieut, in V . S. Navy, and d. at Toil Malone
80 1>^:!'''; ni. Louisa' Nichols Ireland, <hin. of NVm. IL Ireland of N. Y.
HI. ' Geo. NVashina-ton Smith, b. 17'J^:: m. Fanny Davi.s. dau. of Matthew L.
bio"Tapher and friend of Col. Aaron Burr.
IV; Emeline Smith, b. ISUO; d. Jan. IH, 18:>2; m. D.-c. Hi. is:]!. K I'.. 15.wtwick.
V. Francis Plaine Smith, b. 1x03; m. Miss Town.-end.
Vl'. Charles Stewart Smith, b. 1S04.
Vll liichard Oreen Sndth, b. ISUG; ni. Su.>an Tompkins, (lau. ot Hon. Daniel 1).
Tomiikins, \%h.. was three times <iov. of N. Y., aiul served two terms, Monroe adm. as
Vice-Pr.'s.'of il>e U. S. His s.,Minthorne Tompkins, was the first Kepubliean candi-
date for (inv. of N. Y., but was defeateii by Horatio Seymour,
VIII. Benjaunn Franklin Smitli. 1), ISOVt; was lost with his wife on Steamer Puljski.
X. and iX. Twinsonsd. inf.
716. Mary Slauson, b. Aui:. 2.",, 1707: m. Nov. 10, 17:!0. Jonathan Bnnvn. who
d. Apri"l 17, 17i:.
1. Mary Brown. .Ian. 2S, 1731. /'
II .b)n;ithan Brown, d. Jan. M. 1733.
III. Joiiatlian Brown, Julv lo, loJ."): m. July 1, 1700. .\bii;ail Haiifoid. 1. "^^il-
I,I.\M, i>. Feb. 12. 1701: serv. in Rev. 0 yrs. ami 2 mos. 2. JoN-.\Tii.\.N, Dee. l.s. 1,02.
a Ib-v pen-.i'piM-r: m. Sept.2'). H'^s, .Martha Ibown, who d. Jan. 2s, jsH. 1. A" "■.'''•
July 14, IT'.M. 2, ]V/,k Jf<nr//. Apiil is, 1700. 3, J!,Wrni A/n>. AyvU 5. ISOO. T
Erl/it'n,'il. l>ee. 2il. ISOS. o, .V,nilit' Ji'i't'. Jan. S. ]S14.
IV. KlizaOeth l^rown. Jan. 20, 1737; d. Any. 15, 174o.
V. S.uaii lb-own. MarcJi 23. 1 7;'>!).
\[. .laee.- IJn.'.vn. Jan. 2, 1743.
Vll. Jani-'s P.iown, b. to widow. .Maiy, and d. May 12, 1747.
72. Sarah Slauson, b. .Ian. 20, KWIT; d. Jan. 11, 17-l:!: m. Oct. ::, 17(10, i:i.eiie/.T.
s of io'V John Hisliop.-:-- \\"m. Poi-fer, in lii> ^vill dated Mar.h 'J, 10S4-5. -'.ov!-^
old '■ makes b.-.pi.-^ls to the three son. of Rev. .Mr. l5ishop, nam.d, Jo,s,.|.h. Klieue/.er anu
Benjamin. Mr. FJiene/.,.,- I>. d. Maicli 12, 1710. a. 44.
I Sarah i'.ishop, h. ,iulv 14, 1701; m. John Jetfrev-.
II Ann Bisliop. h. S<-pr.' 10, 1702: m. Jan. 20, 1723, Jol
dm Dean.
HOLLY, SLAUSON", P.ISIIOP, JEM'IJEY.
34o
III Satmiel BislK^j., b. (^.-t. IS. ITOl; in. March :J.-., 17:Ki, K.-bccca Sluu.son ['())(<].
IV KbPiu-/,er Bishop, b. March lU, 170r)-<]: tlic third phybician wlio ]>ructicccl in
Stamford; d. Oct. -i. 174:i; will names liis bvo. Thomas, his sister. Mrs. Saiah .IclTiey,
and Saii'.h, h\s luothiT.
V. '1-homas Bishop, b, March G. 1T()'.»-10; d. Nov. \2. 174:!.
721. Sarah Bishop, b. July 14, 1701; d. Nov. r,, 1743; m. Dc.-. 14. i:-2l. J<din
J.'tTrcv.
I .bdiu .Icffr,-v. b. Oct. H). \l-2-2.
II. Sarah .Ictlri'v. b. May :i 1727; in. Nathan lioyt. jr.
III. Samuel JeiTivy. b. Sept. 4, 17'^-; m. Mercy Ilohnes.
IV KlizabeTli Jeifrev, b. Xr.v. 4, 17o0.
V. Marv .lellrev. b. Oct. 9, 17;«; d. Feb. 1, 174:1-4.
VI. Ebene/cr .JciTrev. b. May 21, ]7:U.
VII. Thomas Jen rev, b. July 14, 17:'.i). .,_ .
VIII. lluniiiih Jetlrey, b. March 11, 173y-40.
7212. Sarah Jeffrey, b. May :h 1727; m. March 23, 17.-)8, Natliun Hoyt. jr.. b.
Fe1> 172;}. s. of Xatlian and Mary (Finch) Ib.yt.
' 1 Sarah Hovt, b. Feb. 22. 1759; m. Julv 13, 17Nfi. Jonas, son of Jonas and Martha
(I^uxton) Scoiield. b.'Oct. 19, 17.jl, and ha.l;' 1, SAii.ui. b. Oct. 11. 17^7. 2, Kr.iiir,
Jan 10 1791. :!. HuFis, Feb. 21,1793. 4, Nathan, Dec. IS, 179:). 5. \\>t..Jan.
o' 179s' 0 Mvnv, Feb. 20, ISOO. 7. Edwin, Dec 9, 1803.
II Fstlun- Hovt. b. June, l-7tj0; m. May l.";. 1783, Jacob, s. of Jacob and AbigaU
(Lounsi)nrv) White. 'b. Jnlv 14. 17.50, a Ecv. pensioner. 1. Ann, Aug. 15, 1 7s4. 2.
Sm-«h S."'pt 22 17<ti. -i. EsTHEK. April 13. 1788. 4. Na'ihan, Oct. 21.1780. o,
IUnnui Julv 7. 1791. 6, Maria, Sej.t. 3, 1793; m. July 2, 1.S2U, Isaac Howe. ..
Henry, Aug. 17, 1795; ni. Nov. 29. 1^20. Leviua Smith. 8, JACon, May 8. 1.9,.
7213. Samuel Jeffrey, b. Sept. 4 1728; m. Sept. 21, 175(1, Mercy, dau, of Jolm
and Kebecca (Bell; Holmes, b. Jan. S, 17;'>0. ami had; .■,-.,. ,r .
I. Kebe.-ca, b. Jui>e 27. 1757; m. Nov. 12, 1797, John Hoyt, jr.. his 2d wf, H-- d.
March 1, 1S25.
II Sarah, b Oct 15, 1 759, drowneil Nov. 2*i, 1 (8(.
Ill" Hannah, b. Nov. 24. 17(51; tu. May 3, 1792. Isaac Smbh. 3d, hi- '''> J^''-- ='"^^
Icub 1 O' ivE b .Ian 22 1794 2, Sakai! Jkfiiikv. Auir. 20, 1 79... 3, Mary, b.
April S.'l79S. 4, Piiii.ANi.i;i;, b. .Ian. IC. l^Dl. 5. Isaac Alstin, March 29, 1S()4. >J.
S VMt KT. Jl-.FFRl.Y, twin v. ith Isaac Aust i u.
IV Mercv Jan. 7. 1704; m. Mav 10. 1790. Ezra Ibnt. 1, Samiei. JEiii;KY, Dec.
l(i, 1791. 2, Ezra. h. Sept. 14. 179.5. 3, Ai.vrkd, I>. Sept. :30, 1797, 4, Ai.RKRT, twin
wi'th Alfred,' 5. Mai, v, Jan. G, ISOI. ti, <'i,i\E)!, l)cc. 14, I8l»3,
V. Samuel, 1.. Mav i. 17(iH: d. S.'pt. 20, 1778.
VI. Marv, b. Nov. 3. 1708; d. March :^0. 1780.
VII. Martha, b. June 29, 1771.
VIII. Ebenezer, b. S.j.t. -UK 1773; d. Nov. 13, 1770.
722. Ann Bishop, l>. Sept. 19, 1702; m, Jan. 20, 172:1-4. J(din Dean.
I. John Dean. b. Nov. 2, 17;?4.
II. J.din Dian. b. Julv 7, 1720. ,
III. Ebenezir Dean, Ot't. 27, 1727: m. Dec, 1702. Ke'/iali Hoberls. 1, Sa.mi^ki,. b.
.Mandi 21 1 7(i:!. He entered the lU-v. armv at the aoe of 13, and .served ' yi'^-^
d. in S.. Julv ;^0. 1845, a. s3: ni. Dec 9, 17!lO, Hannah Ibi.Uon.^ ^ 1, ..■_nr>/.
]'ensionei ; '
Oct 22 1791- iie.'-an teacliing earlv; became a ('(um-. minister; rem. to Brooklyn. N ^
lunl has Ion- been clerk of th.' Board .d' Education. 2, Jhtll. ^ Sept. 9, 179:'.; 'i-/!;!'-''!!
20 1790 ;; ,/vA/-. June 9, 1794. 4. >'fi/ni,.l. Mav 10, 179(;. .), A-'ror. Oct.",-,. l..l^;
iu.'Dcc. 10, is,>i). l-:unb-e McCormick. (i. /.v,^^/r, Jan. 3. IsOl. 7, .///'?/^ May 10, Im:--. _--
Ivr./IMI April 20. 17i;4. 3, Euenk/.i-.i:. July 4, 17t;5: K<-v. soldier; pensiouei : d.^jn
St:imlord. Au'-. 14. 1^47. a. s2. 4, Aaron, Aug. 10, 1707. 5, Sai;au, Aug. 28. l..(>.
0, John, Sept. 2. 1772.
IV. Nathan Dean. Mav 19, 1729.
V, Hannah D.an. Nov.. 17:10.
\I. Ann Dean. Sept. 7. 1733.
VII. Sarah Dean., Mav 11. 17:55.
VIII. Ahiirail Dean. .lulv 27. 1730.
IX. Josiah Dean. ManJs 14, 1737-8.-
X. Thanktul D.'an. 0<-t. 8, 1739.
344 BRANCH OF SARAH.
723. Samuel Bishop, l>. Oct. 18, ITUl; m. ^lanh 2.j, n^H, Ri-hccca Sl:i.oii
[//iiUj\- rolls.
I. Saimid, ;]d, li. April l-j. 17:JT; lu. Nov. (j, ITGlj, Anna Hell. 1, Samlki, Au>r
~9l|^''"- "-'• -I^-ii'* iiK)., All-. 11, ITiJt). •■]. .J^.s^K, Aiii;. 14. 1771. 4. Anna, Urt. -.^T
11. Kfbecra, b. Julv 30. 1740.
HI. Sarali, b. A})rir:?4, 174:1
IW Ehoii.'zcr, [Mai- 11. 1745.
y. Hauuali, !>. April :>G, 1748; m. .Ian. :J1. 1770, Jabfz Wt-c-J. 1. SAnAH,.)uiy
'2.J, 1773; m. Ftl). 2.T. 17it:J, Jonathan Snnth, jr. •,\ Hhoj)a. March is. 177.-,. :] .j'\mkv
Jan. 17, 1777. 4, Ziiv.Aii. Au,tr. 1'.?, 1779. 0. Sii.As, .Julv 8, 1781. (5. SFVMot r .Ian'
25,1784. 7, IIanxau, July 13, 1787. 8, Maky. March 20, 17!)0. 9, .Amaziah. pi'b. 1
1793.
VI. Ann, July 0, KoO.
yU. Jonatlian, Ajtril 11, 17o2: in the Stanitonl Conipanv for defense of X V
177.'); m. .Inly 3(1. 1784, WiJ. Sarah Waterburv. ], Xancy. Se],t. 24. 178,5- m Feb n'
ISiJo, John Holni.-s. jr.. b. July 17, 1770. s. of John and Sarah (ilovte)'llohnes. ' 1 JoJui
Marcli 16, 1806. 2. San'h. Xov. 8, 1807. 3, f'atharii,t, Xov. 30. 1800 4 liebccra
Oct. 2. 1811. .=), Mari/. Oct. 18, 1818.
73. Jonathan Slauson. b. .lulv 2-'), li;:0; m. Feb. 4. 1699-1700 Marv dau of
John WHterbury of S., b. March 20, 1679: d. Mav 12, 1710; (2) Jnlv 11 1711 Kose dau
of 'M^adiah and Kel)ecca (Ko.-e) Stevens of S. b. Oct. 14, 16S3. Knsiirn Jonathan Slau-on
d. Xuy. 19, 1<2,: mv. same mo.; Jo!la^ AA'eed and Isaac How, appraisers, i. bv Isr. m •
I. Abipiil, b. March 8. 1700-1. ' "
II. Mary. June 26. 17(U.
III. Sarah. Xov. 13. 1707: m. Dec. 18, 1729. David Scotield. / bv -W ni •
IV. Jonathan, b. Mav 12, 1712. ' '
V. (^eoro-e. b. Aprif.s. 1713.
VI. David, Dec. 2S, 1714: m. April. 173.-,, Eunice ScoHeld,
^ n. PiCbecca, Sept. 7. 1716; in. March l.j, 1736, Samuel Bishop
^'11I.■ Silas, b. Feb. Id. 1719-20.
IX. Nathan, b F.l). 10, 1721-2.
733. Sarah Slauson, b. Xov. 13. 1707: m. De--. is. 1729, David, s. of Richard and
Kcah (Bruudisbi S'-ofiek!. h. .Mav 4, 1706.
,,.- I- -'onathan Scotield. XoV. 20, 1731^ of Middlesex (Darien) Pari.sh: m Dec 30
lioij, Elizabeth Smith. 1. Sai;ah, Sept. 24, 17."j6.
II. David Sc.jfield, Feb. 26.1732: m.'Mav'l6, 1750, Eunice, dau. nf I'lijali and
Eunice (Scoh'eid)Seeley. b. Sept. 28, 1728. 1, Eunice, b. Mav 16, 1752 2 Ef-m f^
All- 2^, 1,.j4; m. Oct. 17, 1777, Ste].heu Bell, b. Julv 23, 1755. " 1, Frcderirk. Julv 27'
l/.8.,n Jan. 2.>, b-^OO. Hannah Tr.vnn. 1, H.-rraan, Mav 20, 1803. 2, Hannah "Mav
26. 1S04. 3, Mary Ann, Dec. 5, ls05. 2, JLmiHih, b. .Mav 1>< 1?82 3 Durld b
Jul.v 13, 1795. 3, C'ln.oK. b. March 1. 1757. 4, 'rnEoi)OKK,"b. ,Ian. 17 17.59
III. Silvanus Scotield. b. June 26, 173J; m. Jan. 19 1769 Sarah'Weed 1 Sii
VAM'S. Oct. 21, 1770. ' ■ '
IV. Thaddeus Scotb-jd, b. June 2, 1738.
A'. Jolin Scotield.
, ^^?^\J^^J^ Scofield, b. F.4,. 3, 1740; m. Feb. 18, 176S, Susanna Weed- (2)
•Jan. 14, I,,.,, Sarali Xiidiols.
I. Susanna, b. Dec. 19. 1773; m. AVilJiaiu Bi.shoi).
IF John, b. Jan. 14.1775; m. Feb. 9. 1SH6, Sally, dau. .d' Ibv.ekiah and Marv
(leek) Kna},p, and sister <d' Kufus Knapp, b. Xov. is, 17S5 1 M \i:y Fi 1/ \kitii !>"
Autr. 30. ISIO. 2. .I'oilN Rm.sfv. b. Mav 21, lsl2. " ' - - - , ■
Ai ^!^oH'hl' \ -"^i""'' ^''' I'-'J-"'- l'''''>- !■'. l'^i'3, Rebecca Holmes. 1 Bk.n.famin.
March 2. 1S04. 2, Ali^uki.. May 27. ls05: lv..;m..had amon- otliers: 1 l|b/',7-,
b. April 28. Is39: o-rad. X. Y. (',,1. Fhvs. and Sur-.: S^l^.^ F S X •> John d h
April 23, 1S39; -I'aJ. Belbvu- M.-d. Col., 1866; Phvs. in Bedford X Y 3 M viiv ' h.
St'ptl/, 18117. 4. RKiiKccA Oct. 21. IMO. 5, Sfi-'as. April 29 1S15
1} Rol.,rt. h. July M i;::: ,„. A|)ril 15. 17!»9, Ifaunab i?,J|. I Fii7\ b Julv
b- 1<J9. 2. Dakm^, .Ian. -;. Isuj, :;. Sai.i.v, Mav 20, ]s.)3. 4, (0;.u;.;K, Sept. bi.
1^ /• 'L- ■[^^''^^'^'■'■■^^^^> in. js:)7. 6, 01.IM.K, June 13, 1809. 7, Emu. V, Mas i::.
Ibll. 6, Hoi, r.v. .March 6. 1813
V. .Iame<3d, b. Sept. 22. 177S: n.. April 17. 1S03, Anna Jones 1, J.vmi>
JONKs, Au.ir. 22, jso:], o_ .i,„iv,. Wh.i.ia.m, April 10, 1805. 3, Sai.i.v Ann. l>.
BISHOP, SLAUSOX, SCOFIKLD.
345
Oct. lo, ISOi). 4. P:i)w.\ki) IvAi.si:, Marcli 17, ISOS. 5, Ar.iii:i;T IIkxuy, July :?()
isiin. Ci, Lyoi \ K.MEi.iNK, Ft'!), "i'i, isll. 7, l'>(.iZAi!i:Tff Nichols, A u<;-. 2(), 1812. y
Ha.nnmi Makia, O.t. 7, 1S14. H, Dwn^ ].v.man, JuIvO'^, ISIG. 10, Ciias. l-a-iiiiAiM
iVc. 7. 1N17.
VI. Eli/.uln-th, 1.. .Iulv 1--), 17S1; m. F.'li.
1,'S17. ]. Isaac, Jan. .",, ]so."). 2. Hkzkkkmi, Fel.
Sfpt. 1^. lSn7. 4, >F\iiV. twii; with Saliv; <1.
ISO;-.'. (J, ^F\KV Ki.iZAnirni, Foli. 5, 1-1 I. 7.
Juiif "^'o. 181.J. 1>. El.lZAUKTU, 1) and il. .'an. !»,
VII. Beuiamin. 1). .huif -,'1. lTs:i. d. On. 20,
Viil. Siinih NirliMJs, I). Sept. 4. 178^; d. .luii.
r, 1S04, Ihifu^ Kna]'p:slif d. .Jan. 14,
17, 180G; d. Dec. 2S, ISUJ. 3, Sali,y,
April :], 1808. .">. Hkn.ja.mi.n, A])ril 9.
.)c>i[.\. Oct. 17, 181'?. N. W.M. KriTs.
1817.
IsUl.
7, 17iiO.
y iiij^e coinnieiiced liis " sell'-reliaiit
in a sliiivt liuie went to XewJersev
73351. Susanna Scofield, b. De^. IJi, 1778; m. March 81, 1790, William, s. of
Par>^on and Hannah Bishop. ],. .June 1:3, 17*J'.1
1. Leander Bi.-ho].. b. Mav IT,, 17<_17.
n. Alfred Bisliop, 1>. Dee. •,']. 17ys. At an carl
carfvr" a< a t< aelier ot a jiublie srliool in Stainlord.
^vith O.H' ])vnpo>f' (.f far)nin<r. ^^'llile thus eni])]oyed he ma.de expeiinu-nts witli pick ax.
.sliovcl and wheelbanov.' to determine accurately the cost of n^movin^^ earth to different
distances, by wliich he pre])ared himsfdf as a contrai-tfir. lie was eni,^aged on the Morris
Canal, X. .1. , the irrral biidge over the I'ariton river a New l^ninswi'-k, the lloosatonic,
Berkshii-e, NN'a^hiiiii-tui: and Saratoga, Naui^-at uck ;ind the Ne\\' York & New Haven
railroads.
He remijved, 1834, from X. J. to Briduepin-t, Conn., whei-e hf spent tin? rest id' his
life. •■ It is not claimintr tuo mucli for him to say that the }lourisliiii>,'- city owes mmdi to
his entt-Tprise and public spirit. IF- reii«liiy inspired (-onlidiMiee in Ids jdajis for publie
Jni]>roveinents, and at lii.-- i-all the lary-st sums wiq-f cliei'rfnlly supplied."
But in tlie vi-ry mid.-t of his extensive oiieraTions, and while forming plans for still
greal'U- works, he was suddeiily arrested by his hist sickness. From the lirst he felt
that it would prove fatal; and now still more than wliile in In.'alth. he displayed liis
reinurkable talent in arranging and ])lanning all the details of a complicated o])eration.
In tlie mid.st of grt-at jdiysical suft'ering In- detailed with minuteness the necessary steps
for closing up all hi.s b;isiuess arr;n:geineiits, laying out the work for liis executors as
lie would ])hin the dfCaiis (jI an ordinaiw contract tor a railroad. He then, in the same
business-like maiinei-, distributed his hirae estat(\ One-quarter of it lie disposed of in
gratuities outside of hi- own family, I'UJily to his more distant lelative.s. partly to his per-
sonal friends who had been unfortunate, and }>artlyto strictly benevolent uses. His ])astor
was remembtM'ed with an hundred dollars annuity; the American Bible Society received
.i;10,00J, and the Female Benevolent Society of Bridgeport, ^5,000. After thus dis-
tribuiing one-founh of hit. estate, the balance went to liis wife and (diildreu.
He m. Mary. dau. ot Ethan Ferris of (ireenwich, and had :j smis, all b. in Bloom-
field, X. ..). 1, Fthan Fj:i;iiis, Y. C, and totjk master's degree at Trinity; took orders
in the Epis. clih.. and lias had < harge of a jnirish in Bridgeport, Conn., wliere lie estab-
lished St. Luke's College for the ediica.tion of orjdians and destitute boys. '2, \N'ii.l.i \M
L)Ai;irs, h. Si'j>t. 14. 1S-.27: he luid a strong natural liking for meclianics and science; Y.
C. 1849; stud. law. but on death of his f . , of whose est. he was one of theexecrs., his
entire attention was given to railroad interests. He was for many yrs. Pres. (jf the X.
Y. &. X. Hav. 1?. K. In 1807 he was clio.sen Ben. of his Con. dist.. receiving more tlian
0,000 votes a1)Ove that of the Pres. candidate of the same party; while in Cmi. a]ipt. cliair-
man of Com. on Manufactures, and was prominent and ])opular"as a si>eaker and debater.
On the resignation of the Hon. Jo>eph Holt (afterw. Po.-tnraster (Jen.) as U. S. Conunis-
-sioner (d' Patents. Mr. Bisho]) wjs appointed to that otlice. As a mem. of the Conn.
Leg., to \vhi( li hf has been sevei'.al times elect
road legislation of the state. Of late years i
I)ublic employments, ."i, Hknky, Trinity ('<i\.,
•d, hi.-
1 hea
inlluence has bei
th has co:np>elled
111.
IV.
V.
VI.
Vil.
Vlll.
736.
were re
Darien.
Morris, b. Nov. -J, isou.
Ivluin, April ."), 18n.'j.
Charles ^Villiam, .Mav FJ. isor,.
Pollv Semtmtha, Dec" i;], 1S07.
• feoi-ve Albert. AUiT. 0. ISlO,
Hannah Eii-/.abeth.\\ov. S. ISlO.
Harrf. ; res. Bridgeport.
felt in the rall-
liim to relimiuish
David Slauson, b
..imniende I to the ch
1).
•J,S
•at N.
■ill:
111. .\\
iinaan,
14, 17.")8,
•hotield. Tl
Mr. Mather
34G • BU-VXCH OF SAKAH.
I. Duvi.l, Au--. IS, I ;;;.-,.
11. .)nii:it)i;in. I-. I'cli. :;2s. 17;*,!)-7; (1. at New (•anauii, Cniin., Auir. ;-!l, iSJIt. a. Sr».
III. Sarah, b. Av^. '.). IT:?!); in. Fel). :,'«, IT.IS, Kiiciiclus Weed. 1 , ]-!i-,.\.i am i\. Dt'c-.
18, IT.IM. '2, John. All^^ 'iH, iTti^i. 8, Ei'i:m;tus, March 4, 170:5.
IV. I'ainicc, Sept. ]•;. 1711.
V. Ruth, .Maicli 4. 174:!
VI. KclMTca. M.iv ;il. 174(j.
Vli. Mary, Xnv. \:>. 171-: in. !>•■•. 17. 1 7()7, Silvaims Vw-,.,1, jr. , li. 17-17. 1, .Maky,
April •J7, 177U. 0, Sakaii, .Ian. \-2, 1772. 3, Shawms, Sept. '^B. 177:j.
VIII. Martlia. K.-i.. 27, 1 7:>."').
74. Elizabeth Slauson, 1>. -Ian. SO. ir,7-2: d. May 11. 1711: m. Nathaniel Pond,*
hlacksinith, ramo to Stamfnrd. Klini. late of Braiiford. H(uiirl)t laiul east of Xoroton
River of .fonathaii S.lleck: and in KiDS l)M;ii:nt and srdd land at Stoney Brook. A<lii\itl>'d
an inhah. ol Stamford by vote Jan. ;M. 17U^-U. ^Va■^l■a^-•d at L":!(; "in 1700. lie in. ^2)
Si-pt. 2(», 1711. Mrs. Sara"h r\Tri.<. by whom lie liad Nath., b. Nov. ]>i, 1712. and Israel, b.
l)<c. !>. i714: ('..April:;. 171.'): his 2d uf. d. .)an. .".. 1710. lied. Aui^. 2:5, 1710.
I. Abii^ailPoiid, u. April IS, KilH.
II. Elizabeth Pond. b. Nov. 22, IWJ- d. Dec 17. 1700.
III. Josiah Pond. b. Jan. l;j. 1701.
IV. Hannah Pond. b. Feb. V.',, 170:!; d. D.c. l.'rJ, nod.
V. Na.ond Po:id.
745. Naomi Pond, b. Maivh 22, ]7(i:); m. Jan. 11, ] 72s, Abraham We.^d. v.ho d.
IVc. 20, 17.")7.
I. Abraliam V\',>eu. b. N.n". 1, 172S: in Feb. S, 1740, Kli/.abeth Bntlon, \vh.> d.
April2.j, 17!»:J. 1, Avx. D.-.-. 1, Kol): in. Dee. :-i, 1772, Enoidi Com^tock. 1, Jhr,n'i:2.
R'tth, twins: b. .Maridi27, 1777. :i, Xmiri,, Auir. 27, 1770. 4. A7/('.v. A]nil 0. 1782. o.
Cephas. K)ox. 17. 178"). 0. JAnus, .Mareli 0, 1 7Ss. ~ Wiitt.-< De,- 19 17'.H) .s ,/-.,',//,
Mav21, 17!t.-).
II. I'.artholomew W'e.'d. Ane". 4, 17:>0.
III. Enus Weed. b. March 14, 17:11-2; m. Mary . .Mr. Weed and hi.- family
were of tlie congregation of Kev. Mr. Matlier. taken ]iri<one!s Julv 22, 1781. wliile at
wor.shi]) on Sunday by a band of Hiiti^h ii n 1 Tories. Unlv five of tlie entire cemrreijaTion
esf-aiprd capture. I.'Sk.Tt. b. Ja!i. :;0. 17o2; Lieut. ; scrvi'd 101 (hiys in 1770; e,? D--,-. 2f).
1822: ill. Jan. :^, 1771, Ilanniii Andrews. 1, .<,//,, b. Julv 7, 1772. 2. Sikphkn, !>. <><-t.
24, 175:->; wa.s one uf tie- tive who escajied capture ■ of Mr. Mather's ccnic:. ) II>- at once
enlisted in the Rev. army a;id served with great zeal to the end of the v/ar, courting peril
and sacritiee at all times and seasons for tlu- good of the cause. He was taken prisoner,
and the scveriiy of hi> treatment in the t xecrahle Provost ]irison in N. Y.. aijirnrvated
the ill etiects of his previun-; hardshi]is, and lie gradually broke down and sunk ini'i a
state of mental derangeinenr from which he neveV reeuven d. :;, Mai;v. March 2n, 17oli;
m. Nov. 10, 1778, Nathaniel Hnsted. 4. K.^( kki,, Si-pr. 2:). 17'il; and perhap.- Enos.+
IV. Nathani.-d \Vr,-(!. jr.. b. Jan. 2i). lT:-;:l-4; m. June 17. 17.")0, M.utv ^Vatell.ury : (2>
Sarah Weed, Nov. 2. 177.".. IF' d. .Jan. 1.'.. rs'4. i, Sak.M! . .1 nu-' .s, 17.-);; ju. .hin"- 27.
177:^, Josepli Hoyt. Md. b. ().•-. 12, 17o0; ^. of Jos,-p!i and .laneiKimri Ih.vi. 1 .<,//•<//,.
Jan. 27, 1774. 2, Ap.kakam May 12. 1 ;.-.!I. ?>. \\i\a.\. Feb. U). 1701. /.'by 2dm.; 4.
Fki:t)Ci;ick, June 2ii, 1 ?70. o. IIkmcv, Mav 8, I77'.i
V. Hannah Weed, .VI av 2t>, 17:;;7,
VI. Naomi Weed. March 24. 17:JS-<).
VII. Thankful Weed, Mandi ti, 1712; d. Nov. lo. 1757.
*Samuel Pond of Wini-ior m. Noi-. ij, tSt-', S.irth , and d. M irch 14, e.;^. i, I-;aac. March ic.
1645. 2, Samifi., M.Hfc*' 1. ic'^; 3. Nathamki.. Seir.. ri, ir.;o. Ki.lcd witli his Capt 1 .Marsh.Tlb in the
^Tcat Nara^:a:-.beLt rii;'nu L>fe-. i.kiC75- 4. Saham, Feb. ii.it;;; m. J. nntban Hoyt. and sel. a; (.uilford,
C'lnn.
tKn •>:; Weed, s, o! K'los anJ siippn^iel hroihcr of Stephei, wis one o; t'le m:i>c erratic cliar.iciei.^ :i':e-
Stamfoid has produced. Vie « as liicnllv an nricinal. Thinkint: independently o! boolc. and without
regard to cusiomary opinions or iis.i.'es. In ni' dicine he bccanie noted as an adviser and practitioner in
his own way. Me constructed a spcllintr b ■>.>'■< with manv novelties, both in alphabet and in the orth.>:;-
niphy. He bee mu' a (.rea.:i!.T wh,.:n the f 'r-.>;oJri.\ could not uh.)l!v endorse. r'..r vet condemn. With
ail hi-, ecceiuiicity he was counted worthy in i-,o of beinjr appointed Icnd.er of the first .Methodist ela.ss
e>.tab'i-ilie.l in Strfm'ord. and he was ,>utli,>rized loral pr>'Mc'rrot that c'enominatien. .'-'.r. Huntington
tives a speciniea of his (icnius ip. 423) i,)und In an old newvpaper to which he sometimes contributed:
" .\!y narnc is F.nos Weed, and junior too,
U nich i:> s-)::utliin;r more,
II shous that Weeds have grown before."
SLAVSOX, POND, WEED, TUTTL?:.
34 -r
\'II[. Pct(M' Weed, jr , li. MiivcU 29, 17-|."); i,,. H^tlier Boiitoii.
I.\. Kaih.-l W. ■,■(!, 1). Feb. 15, 17-4ii-T.
7458. Potcr "Weed, jr., b. Miuch 2;), 17 l.~i; id. .luut- 1, 17tis, i:stlHT Huuiun.
1. .\i)rarii, Di'c. l.">, I7i;s.
11. Iv,Tl|.T. .Illlv -i^^, 1770.
IK, IhikUili, IV'b. 21, 1778.
IV. n-'tsey, l).-c. 29, 1777; m. .Tiine 1'^, 170fi. Stf-pli-n Cliirlir-.-ftr, b. Auis. 211, 177ib
<. ol Abiii]::u;i niui Jera.-;lia (Steplii'n.-.) Clii.-ber^t.T. 1, J.\..MI> 11i:kvkv, .Nlav S, 17'.i7.
2. ILVIUMF.T, l)r,-. 11. 17:t9. ■), CY.NTlilA. l'%b 1!), 1S()1.
V. Polly, J)fr. 24, 177;<; m. Mairb 12, 17'.);. Samuel Kced, b. Oct. 8, 1777, s. uf
Samuel, jr., and Esther (Hull) Heed. 1. Poii.v, .Uily o, 1 79S. 2, Sa.miki.. Se])T. 2.
ISiJO. :i', iiv.OKi-.K. .Ian. 13, IsOij. 4, ('i,Ai;t>.<.v MiMx-b 10, ISO."), o. Hkxiiv Lkv.is.
Feb. 28, ]bU7. (i, F^TiiKK, Feb. 22. ls,)9. 7, r.iM-sicv, A])ril 7, iNil. s. A<iii;i;i..
March 20, 1S18. 9, S.m.ly, .June 29. ISj"). 10, \\'n.L!.\M, Au^. 20, 1817.
VI. Nancv, Sept. 22. 17S3.
Vil. i 'titer', Feb. 4, 1 7S0.
VII 1. lleniv, Jan. 7. 178S.
IX. Hufus, Autc. 24, 1790.
.\. Zeiias, Aug. 24, 1790: twin with Kufu.-..
XI. lleniv Rn;;'eis, Mav 1. 1799.
8. Eliaabeih Tattle, bap. Nnv. 9, IGbK m. Nov. ly. 1(;(;7. I.'i.-h;ud Edwards,- !,.
in Hartford May. l(j^)7. "■ He was a iiiereb;nn. " (S"e Dr. Dwiij-ht'y ed. I\i/c iiiid ]!"c'/7.x
(if Juim.Ouiii F'br.iril.t f>jr siinie aceount ol' h!> i haraeur ainl l;i--r si, k-ne.ss. , ■• 1 .Hichard
Edwards oi' Hartfnrti, and- by my ago nt Satn-uel Urown |.ll.], sob! :•,; 'riionias Tuttle of
New Haven [:*] ye whole of ye land anil ye i;ir;ub)->\- that, wa.s ijeiijamir. Tnttle's, vi/,.: \
part of 4 acies oT nit-adov.- l,.y wesl .-id'- of Enst luver near bro. -Jusejih Tiittb- and bici.
Joliii Tuttle. and 2 acres of land in ye' Yorkshire Quaiter boundedi by Mr. Miles' land near
side, attd by my own land tliat 1 boe.^ht of bvo. J/'avid Tuttle [oj on the other side, and
one-(juarter ])art of 9i- acres towards ye mill bet ween Jones and J3rad!ey. ar.d (i :i<-r''s within
ye neck. "* "' - Of 2d division A part of (i acri s lyiiiir near Stoney Ki\'er. n>-ar ye iion
wcjrks; consideration i'12 in tull tos- till ye above lands. Aeknov\ iedu-pd b. fore \\'ill;an!
•bines. a:-si-iant a iiaie lerord, of the oriirina! compai-t and iero'-,b>d April 2'>. 170.^; <latedi
.Jan. 17, 10--0; signed Kicliard. Edwards, .lonatlrui Tuttle, .Juhn Sizer.'" — X-.r 7;'"". l,in:<J
llfC. At a court held May, llV.Ui. Mr. Kichard Ivlwards as attorney for Isaac Cuitis of
AVallingford ])etitioued to grant said Curtis exeeution on verdict of jury given by county
court at Now Haven IbOo in an action betweeti Curtis and Mr. John Iluil of \\ . Curti.-
plvinliiy. Sai'.I Hull liad ill»-gally entered uiion. and maiie ini|U .i\ eui^-nts on ;'.-. a<:e.> of
meadow in a jdace railed " ])og's Misery," in Merideu. Capt. Thouui.- Yale atiorue;. ior
Dr. John Hull. The mime of Kichani Edwards^ tdse\\here ajipears as attorn- y in civil
.suits. He m. (2) Mary. daii. of Lieut. Col. John Taleott of Hartf. and his wf.,' Ibdeua.
dau. of .lohn ^\'akenl;^l of Xew Haven, who d. Ajuil 19. Vrl'-\. a. 1)2. He d. Apr:. 29
1718, a 71.
1. Marv Edwards, b. ICiilS; ehil b. in llaitford.
II. Tinuithv Edward-^, Mav 14, lOO',); m Esther Stoddard Nov. (), IC'.U.
^Rcv. Richard Edwards came from \\'ales to London, time (Jueen Elizabeth; he was a minister of tht-
establislicd ijl.h . His vvf. .-Vnne was employed in some caj'^a-cily in the Queen's household. She ir.. 2d
hiis., James Coles and c.ime with her only child William I-ldwards to .America. She d. in HartiKrd Keb.
20, T67Q, le.ivirij,- by will the use of her house and land to her son Vi'illiain duriiitf his life, :hen lo lier t;r.
s. Hich.ird l'^dv\'ards and his heirs forever. Win. Edwards is n;>-:ried ivilh U'm Tultlo and olheis as con-
cerned in tl'.e East H;!Von sctilenient. He r.i. ahoui 16^5 .-Vtrncs , wicl. of Wiiiiam Spencer; .he latLcr
of Hartfiu'd; ■■electmaii 163.1. and d. i6.io. Af,^nes, it is said, had two bro'.hers 111 En<,'land, one of them
Mayor of E.veter rhe oihei ol Hrirnstable. Devon. l>y \Villi;;ni Edwards she had an oidy child, Richard,
who m. Eiiz.d--t.ih Tutile; \-i\ .Mary, dan. of l.ieut -Col. John Taleott of HarU'. Col. 'ralcoit ums Jusiiee
of the I'eace, Assistant from I'^'j to if>-_S, Treasurer of the colony nineteen yej.rs, and liistincuishcd );'ini-
seU as an oliicer in Kinu Philip's war. in which he commanded a body of ■^s'^'aen, crimpo^ed of En;;'l!sh-
nrien and Mohe^nn Indians. He d . July 23, i(j8ri. Inv. t'r,i72. Chi!, of Rirh.ird Ed^vards by 2d rn.. 5
Sons and i da.u. i, Jonathan, b. June 20. iii<f2\ d. March 11, '.61)3. a, John, Eeb. 2r, i'C4: De;i.; d. May
i'^. i/Tv; ni. Dec. 14, 1719, Christian Williamson, who d. Jure iS, i76>). 3, Hannah. Jan. 3, iC-y6; d. Oct.
IT, i7.t7: '.n. >h»rch i, 1722. Joseph Backus, jr. 4, Richard, Jan. j. \( ■ri: d. .M.iy !••. '7.3. _-. Daniel. .April
!!, 17.J1; Hon.; d. S''pt. 6, I7:'i5; in. lycS, Sarah. H'jober (^r. dau. of Rev. Thi>in.r5i, \vho d. July .■,', '77,= , a.
70 yrs. t'<, Samuel, Nov. i, 1702; d. Nov. 4, 1732; in. 1731 , J crush. i I'ltkia, who d July ;,r, 17 , j. a. - ; > rs —
(-('('(/;('.'■/; "j- Cen. Sotts c/ Conit.
■'.About the year 1S77 the C0!r,[M:er saw at an auction sale of a private lihr.iry in the city of New York
a snrul manusc; i(it V'.'l. D( ariiig tlic name <'f Kutiard E'"! wards, and d.ue it.ic, apparently for the most,
jiatt extracts fro.n his rcaduiLf. It was written in a small, round, very neat and plain hand.
3^.8 . BRA.XCH OF ELIZABETH.
III. Alii;;j'il Edwaifls, IGTI; m. IfiSl) H.-ujamin l.utliiop; (2) ('apt. 'I'hns. Stouj^'^litoii.
IV. Eli/nhctli Kdwaids, 1(575: in. .Mairh 14. 1(!9."), .liu-ol) DcmiiiK: (Oi Hinckley.
V. Ann Eilwaids, h. 11.17,^; ni ItJ'.tii Jiuuitliivn liiclmrdsija; (2) William Davenport.
VI. Mali.d Jvlwards. h. Dcr. 13. iLi^.-,; hi. IHv. l-i, ](]'.JII, Jonathan liigelow.
YJl. Miinlia K.'.uai-ds.
S2. Timothj'- Edwards, l). Miiy 14, KJlUi. Some roniarkaldf iTovidL-nct-s are
relatiHl rd' his vuiJy years. When a little child lie I'tdl into a till) ol' water aitd %sas taken
out almo.-^t dead l)y a jifrson passing. W'lien a .sclu.-ol boy he c-anio :iear killintc John
•Hunter l>y poiniinl;- a loaded gun at him: the gim tiashed in thfi ]ian. Once lie fell fpfmi
a cherry tree and carne near breaking liis neck. (.)nce he came near going under the ice
while .^-'kating. At another lime he .swallowed a jieacdi .^tone, wliich would have killed
him had it not been forced up by natural causes. It was evidently his destiny to survive,
lie lilted for college under l\ev. I'elatiali (Mover, minister at Springlield, Mass., an
iiccouijdished scholar, and entert-d Harvard, 1GS7, when' ]>'.■ ])arsued the usual course of
four years study receiving. July 4, ItiDl. two di^crees, A. B. in the forenoon and A. M.
in the aft-rnoon; an uncommon mark of res])ect. Having pursued the usual course of
.studvlie was licensed to preach in May, lt)i)4: and after ))reac]nng awiiiieas a candidate,
was ordained ItiOS jjastor of the newly consecrated (diurch at East \N ind.--or. Conn. It!
llie autumn of the same year, Nov. (:), U194, lie lu. Esther, 2d (diild of IJev. Solomon
Stoddard (d' .\ortli;un)>t(.in. Mas.?. [Ap]).]
In the >p!ii!g (.1 1 ■;()!.• Mr. Etiwurds and Kev. Mr. Buckingham of Milford were
appointed by the <.'oloinal Leg, of ("onn. Ciuiidains of the Conn trooj'S for th.e exjjedi-
tion aijainst Canada. He left Windsor for New Haven in July and reached Albany, Aug.
loth, with three companies under Col. Luvingstou. The march to Albany was attended
with considernbie eKj-osure. 'j'he counrry was uncleared and he camped out two nights
in the w(jod.s. On the 20th of Aug. he left Albany and inarched for \V(.oil Creek. At
Saratoga, in consequence of fatigue and ex|)Osure. he ^vas taken seriously ill. On the
14 of Sej)t., being unable to jiror-eed, he was conveyed in a bo.at to Slillv.aler and
tlience carried buck thnaigh ihe wood^^ in a wagon and on a bed. Owing to the lateness
of the season and oilier ^•au^-l•^. the expedition was scoa after relimiuished, and Mr.
Ed\^■•a!■d^■ in a few weeks returned home to Albany.
In the summer of 17o0, finding the infirmities ot ago increasing upon him. he pro-
posed the siHilement of a colleague, and liev. Joseph Perry was accordingly settled June
11, 175."). Thej-alary of Mr. Edward- was coiiTinueil until his death, which took place
Jan. 27, 175S, in theS'Jth year of his age and <jOth of his ministry. Mrs. Ivlwards sur-
vived him 12 years, and her husljand's salary and the affections of his fkck were con-
tinued to her lintilher death. Slie d. Jan. 19", 177n,inthe HDlh year <d' lier age. retaining
her mental jiowers to tlie last, 'i'hey lived loirether in the mai-ried slat,' upwards of ^2
years. Mr. Edwards was universally esteemed and beloved as an ujiright, ]iious and
exemplai-y man. and a faithful and very etliident minister of the (;.)sp(d.
Dr. Sereno E. Dwight in his biog. sketidi says: '■ Kev. Tiumiliy Ildwards was five^
feet ten inches high, fair complexion, strong, robust frame, full but nfU corpuletit.^ of
polished manners, particularly attentive to dress and i)ropriety of exterior; never ap])earing
iu public but in the full dre.ss of a clergyman. On a visit to E. Wind.sor in the summer
of ]S2:-;, I found a considerable number of ])ersons advanced in y(^ars who. had been well
acquainted \vith Mrs. Ivlwards. and two. upwards of niiiety. who had Ijeen juipils of her
husband. Mr. E. was well acipminied with Hebrew literature, and was legarded as a
man of more than usual learning: but was ])articularly distinguished for his accurate
knowledge of the d'reek- and Bomau I'lassies. lie annually ]>ri'pared a number <d' youths
for college, there being at that timi^ no public s(dn"ils or academies endowed fcr the
purp'>s,-. Oil,' of my aged infonuants who i)ursued his preparatory smdhs under him
mid me that on iiis ailmisai<ui into college, when the otlicers learneii with whom he hail
stuilieii, they remarked to him tliat there was iu> need (d' examining Mr. I'Mwaids'
s<di<;hir.s. ll'e wa.v. be- that i):ricid, remarkably liberal and enlightened with regard to
lh<' education <d" his (duldien, pre])aring not only his sou. but ea(di uf his daughters also
for colh-ge. On the Camida I'',xpediiii»n. he wi'ites, in a letter dated .\u;r. '■">. ini. ftiat
Jomttluin and the girls uiay cdnilnue tiieii ^tndy (if Latin; another le:ter, dated Aivj;. <,
that .bin;, than may continue to re. die liis Latin to his elder si.-ters. W!ieu his dauu'hfer^
wrvr (,; pi,)pei age he .-ent tie-m l>> i'.osniti tn liuish their educatioi!. .Ul of ills iduldreu
b"e;.me hojiefully piolls in their youth.
He alway.s preached exteinporam-ously . and. until he was upwartb of seveniy. with-
out noting down the heails id' his disci)U'-s"S. .After that tinn' In commonly wroti the
.livisioiis ,;u s.uall slips of paper, v.hieli, a> fhey appeaP d beyond the leaves of the Biiih'
EDWARDS, TIOl'KIXS. 349
iliiit he lu'M in liis li.iiul. his ])aiislii((ihf.s (MJlcd " Mr. Edwards' lliinkiny jrqiers."
Apolc^izing for tliis unt; day to one of his jnirishidiici's, lu- rt-niiirked thai lie foinul liis
jiK-mory lu-giuniiij;' to fiiil. luit ht- thmiijlit liisjudirinfiit as somid :is f ver; and so thoni'-lit.
bis people till near the close ol' his lite. He s'.as not l;iio\vn, it Nvassaid, to have written
out Suit one sennou, that whidi lie ]i;-eaclii'd at the ijeninal eleeti-in in 17o2, and ]>nl)-
lished; but i>i-. l.)\vi;;ht >a w a nuinlnT of .M r. Ivlwai'ils' .sei-iuoiis. 'J'hey were writter^ in
a small, clear and heaiitiful hand. Within a iesv years a luri:e nunilier of his i/a]i<-is
have l)eeii found, stowed away in some long^ i'or;j:otteu repository. The election ?-i'rmoii
is a solenin and fairhfnl application of the doctrine of a general judirment to hi.s hearers,
jjarticnlarly n^ legislators and magistrates. His son often visited liis father and preached
in liis desk, h was comnu:)n!y remarked that thongh Mr. Edwards was j'crhaps the
nH)st learned man, yet Mr. Jonathan was tin' deeper jireacher His influence over his
ccjngregation was commanding, and ever stradily exercised on the side of truth and
rightefiusness. \\'hen he knew of any divi-^ion among his ]>(ople he went immediatelv
to see that the parties were recoM<-iled: and when he heard of any hiij)roper conduct, liis
custom was to go iniun-diaiely and reprove them. L'nder his ])re.icliing the gospel wa.s
etlicacious and revivals freciuent. Hi>v sun oh-erved in IT-ST, Ilnit he had known of no
pari.^li in the west of New England, except Noithampton, v.hi'-h so often had revivals
of religion as his father's.
'I'lie general high (diara'.'ter of the peoj,].- of his jiarish and <d their de^^cendants,
became noted, and genealogi^ts ami local historians have not failed to observe and to
acknowledge the workings of s(;me })<>Vverful influence as its primary cause. That
influence nu^y uridoubtedly be traced to if.^ faithful first pastor. .Vt tlie "time of his set-
tlement at E. W. his fatln-r built for him a luuise on a farm of m-xlerate extent which
he had bouglit. It was then considered a handsome residence. 'T saw it,'" savs I>r.
Dwight, "in l^O-i. a substantial hou-;e of moderate dinu-nsions; had one chimney in the
middle, aiul was entered like all the houses of that period, by stejiping over the ^il].
In this liouse they lived ami died and all their (diildren ^^•ere I'orn. .\ ste})-stone that
belonged to it is inserted in tin- foundation of the TheoloiTical Institute of Conn at E
Win(l:,or.
I. Esther, b. Aug. (i, 160.-); m. June 27, 172!». i'rof. Samuel Hopkins.
IE Elizabeth, b. Ajuil 14, 10;)7: m. Col. -labez Huntington, June HO, 1724.
111. Ann, b. April •J.:<, U;i.»9; m. May i^, Vi'.U, (.'apt. Johti J'wlsworth.
1^'. Maiy. 1). l\-b. n, 1701; d. unm. Se[)t. 17, 1770. She was s-.ught in riiai'iir.t^e
but ])referred to n-niain at home to take caie of her aged parents, of wlioui she wus tlie
nurse, attendant and alumst the support. She was of a most amiable dispo^iliou, hue
understanding and nncommcui attainments.
V. Jonathan, b. Oct. o, 17(1:1: m. Julv '2S, 1727, Sarah I'iiTjiout.
VI. Eunice, b. Aug. 20, 170.1: m. Oct! 1, 172!), ]Uv. Simon Backus.
Vll. Ale.-ail. b. Dec. 25, 1707: m. O.'t. 2."). 17:17, V,'m. Metealf. :
Vin. Jerusha, b. May 20, 1710: d. num., l>ec. 22. 1729.
IX. Hannah, b. Fel). S. 17i:-l, m. Jan. 15, 17413, Seth NS'etmore, Esq.
X. Lucy, b. May 15, 1715; d. num., Aug. 21, 17::UJ.
XI. Mar'tha, b. Jan. 5, 1718; m. Eev. Moses Tuttle.
821. Esther Edwards, b. Aug. (J, ](;'J5; d. June 17. 17(i(;. In her youth she dwelt
with liev. Mr. \\ illiains of Weston. Conn., \shose wf. was a dau. of Rev. Solomon Stod-
dard ami aunt to Esther. She was adniitted to that (dih. Aug:jl, 171N. She was a
woman of superior int(dlect and great moral excellence; m. June 2.S, 1727, Hev. Samuel
Iloi)kins of West Springfield, Mass., b. Dec. 25, l(i9::>; Y. C. 1718; ord. at W. S., 1720.
the 2d minister of that town. He wrote 1500 sermons, and was the first liistorian of the
St.udcbiidge Indians. He d. Oct.. 1755.
I. Timothy Hopkins, bap. Jan.- 2:5. 172S; m. Dbiah Milb-r.
II. Samuel Hopkins, l-a]). 0<\. ul, 172'J; m. 1750. Sarah (I'orter) Williams- (2)
177(1, Margaret Stod.ln-d.
III. Hannah Hopkins, ba].. Jan. 2!t, 17:11; m. Jan. 10, 1750, John W(uthin.vton
IV. Esther Ho), kins. ba].. July :',1, H:;:!: d. March ?A, 1740.
8211. Timothy Hopkins, bap. June 2:i, 172S; m. Dec 0, 1750, Dimh .Miller.
who il. of cons. July 1, 179-;, a. 02.
I. l-7<ther, b.'Jan, El, 1758: m. March 2. 1770. Isaac Xewtiui* of Oreeurield, Mass.
*Isaae N'ewlon, a cclebr^aed navi! .^nj.ircct (.S\< //is/. .1/iic-< l'<>.'. /V/. , /. c;^; b. Ian. lo, lyqi- d
Nov. 22, I'^sq; b. in Stliodack, Rcniselacr Co., N. Y.; s. of a Rev. sol. Over qo vessels, ocean steamers
ste-iTTitifiats, har;r?s, sliiops, etc.. buiit under hi<: supei vision. The fest wlio establistied a line of tow
lioat."- en Hadbon river iioj_,). in iS,6 i!i^ celcbr:ited '" Peo[)le'i' Cuie" of b.ut-j between New Vort; and
3'r>r' BKAXCII OF ELIZA HP:Tn.
11. ,)osci)]i, 1.. Jiilv 1."). i:.')!!; (1. Jiui. 30 18U3
HI. Hannah. 1). Amr. ^'k ITGO.
IV, Timntliv. 1.. April i). IKJ?.
V. AiiKii^tii.s. Jan. 2, ]704.
VI. ,\iiKui(la, Ajuil -J. ]7().'i: d. Au.--. -J.-, 1 7C,7
VH. Mulah. h. Autr. 01. lHu; d. 1-V1>. -J,' 17'J0
VHI. Marv Kduanls, b. Fel). 1:?, ITTD.
IX. Edward, b May KJ, 1771: d, S-'pl. Is, 177-
X. .John U'orlliiiiirtnn, A]iri] o, 1 77;-i
XI. H.da. d. Jiih 1;. 177S.
82114. Timothy Hopkins, b. April !J, 17(!J; rem. frum W. s to li-,dl,n-- .!
Ir^ -'' ■■''s^- "'■ '^''^- ^' ^''"'' ^^'■'"■'■'■''- ^'^^"- '^'' I-^li=^!<i"i .Smith, b. April u/irri)" ,i:
1. rharh-s, b. JuiH' 1:]. 17!);]: Y. C. lsi4:.l. Dec. -,'8. 1S2G. 1 ('ir\i?rF-< 1. FH,
IS. ISIS; ,1. Mar.h 17. ls-3.-,, o. i|.u;HrKT .Mir.i... b. Mav 17 isio' m \u- '] isJ '
Ori.S. U.krr, and d. ]):■<■. 'H. isJO. y. Timothy I^.nvAun. b I),-, y ]S-u ^i Fmu v
>b.i'KrN> b.S.pt 15, IS-.,,,. Mavo,; isto, n,,,,, .\. j.-,, ,.^ 5; .loux. b. "ivc 0
lb44; 111. Jan. J, Ihol. >ara]i Aii<rdnie, dau. of David (iould of lb ath 1 r,,;,„ c ,),i i"
Aug.8 1S5:^ _-i rh.rL. JI.,f.!,,s. b. I),,c. 7. is;^.!. ;!. Jlnrrlct Ji^Lrr'^.y^:^'^^
Ib.-j.. 4, l.■tn,}■r.d,r,rl■,^r,n. 2, ls,,!i .y If.'.nKun'u. l),-,-. 29, is.?.)- d Fd, •> ( Um
6. CUAULK^. b. Any. 10, iS-,'u:d. \^^^^. ;j1. same vrar.' 7. .Mahv Ann H.v ' n ' IS '7'
ISfO ^'•■''"^'''''': !'■ April :JU. 17!).-,; ,n. Jan. 4, ISIO. John Hunt, wli,, d. iK.r^'iO.
Ill, Emily, b. .b-ti, I'.l. isit.-); m. Srpt. 12. lS;iS, Sherman Wvk
W. }Villiam Smith, b. Feb. 4. 1S07; farmm' in New Sab-m; m. S.-pt. :;. US4S
8212. Samuel Hopkins, bap. Ort. yi, 17-.^U; Y. C. 1740; mror 17.-ii-V „ast.>r
elm. Ill lladley, .Mas-, d ;.-,.V1m):m. ■•.4 yrs. Struck wirh paralvsis. Vvh 1 ROO ' vVnrh
nnpaiivd In- m.mtul fa,-uUi,-s. and ,h Ma.vbs, isn. H, >vas Vronondral and' a irood
manatrt-r. Ihou.s'-h vory ta<-:-tinus ain-.n.o- his friends. Ids manner ;dMY.ad N\ns so di'.nd
hod as to inspire The (diibiren with awe. Hi.s pulint .hliverv was shnv and 'l-m.-uid
re,p.ining a laborious aTtc-nrion on the j-art of his hearers. b„t the matter .d' his dis,-,uir<e
was usually .sound, wi.se and ])ri.:tieal. In his dav the whole town formed but one
congivrrat'oii; and it was no small part (d' the minister's dntv to keep opt the -,eets or so
called •■ interlnpers.'' 1,, this matfr he had rare >a^a.ity ' His so.dal .p.aliti^s were of
the liin-hest oru-r, and he was an anractive companir.n in all Conij.anies, One of the
stones he n^.^.i to tell .vas this: \ isitimr an invalid lu- .aid. - It is a loui: time ^iuee vou
have been able to attend meerinff. w.Mild you not like to have the n.-i-hb.n-s called in
and have nie piva.-n a h-eture at your hous.-v 'I'lie si.d-: man ivplie,]- •• 1 .•1,oukl i;--,- it
7nm-h, b.r 1 huve n.^t i.vn able ,„ uvt any sleep for a loni^ lime, and I know 'from
tnncli expcMen<-e that your pr..ich.n:; v.ill ifive me ( ssential aid in this resj.-rt " H,.
published two discourses on tin- " Chui^di .Membership of Infants- I7"0 and a Inlf
century sermon. ISO.! — /'/,/,/-.v ///.v/. vf Ihnlln/. p. :;:H. I>. D y \j ],sO'>-' i„ "i7y;
Sarah (wul. of IJev Chester Williams, his i.redecvssnr at Hadlev' ^^i,od 0("t' l'-}' I7V!)'
<lau. of Hon. Eleaz.u- Porte,-, b. Apiii 2S, V.-Kr, d. F( b. 5. 1774' a 4S-' (o/Oct' ' u'-'li
Marp'.r.M. dau. of Rev. Samson Stoddard, She d. Oct ?, J 70(i a flp' The dans 'a'
well as their hn.-band- wc-re all tirm Hopkins<mians, and fevv me,/"c,,uM eoi',e ^^ iih
them ill argument, i. by l^t m.:
]._ Samuel Hopkins, b. (At, Ml. 17.V): Y. C. 1777: .M. 1).; d. num. Juiv 11 17S2
at Martinique. \\ . I., of yellow fever. " '
^ H. Mab.d Hopkins, b. Au,^ 2-^. 17.-)S; d. .\pril 10, 1^20; a teacher- m Oct -'s
l.,0, Moses Hubbard of Iladl.-y; V. C, KC,.-.. lb. d. Mav. 1S22, in Mn.nkfbld ' Vt ' \'
HoswKi.i,. Sept. 11. 1780, 2, MosKs, Man-l, n, i7S2; d,'March, ]S25 :; M ..-nrT vnn-'
May .. 1-N4 d^ 1S2S^ 4. CvN-jutA, b, March :H. ,7sO; m. --- NVa.e;;, "'s u,
PuKTi.:i:, b, I-.-b 2,. l,ss; d. July Pi, i-.o.y ,;. Jkk.sha, o Mandi 12 170O- m
Meacham. ., Lawjm'.n, k. .March 14. 1702, 8. Joii.v, Nov. 24. I 70;J- hawer'in 'Wor-
cester. Mass., d ,>ept. 10, ls2.y 0 S.-iuir \, Nov. 20. 170.-,; „,.__._ K^pVeiton 10
Ai,.MiUA, b. April 19. 1700; d. Jan. 24. IsU. i^u_.iu n.
Alb.^ny wa^ placed under his superintendence. The '• HfrndnckTludsoiV~the - V--A^orKl " wh.cT.
u^ ih5..uiaclc -„c u.;. fr-.m New \ <,rk to .Albany in 6 hours and « minuie.s. and tK- •• Is I'c Newton •'
w.-rc put on bv hnn He w:;s inr some y, years an active rr.,-,n. of tl-.e Oliv, r -.ircet' \ V H -mi" d i'
uruli 1.14. <-". ^U),. tor \,tMec-ster(.o,, i.-.i;-,?..^, and rep. tuun 1:29^ -,0-3,; V. S. S^ia-^ior i^yry^-
HOIMv'lXS.
351
III. Ilannitli Iloi.kius, b. Aug. 10. ITliO; m. Rev. Siunufl Spriiif^.
IV. JfriiHliii ]l()|)kins, 1). July 4, ITH'J; d. at Uhistoiil.urv. Comi.r'Marcli es. ISH: in
S.'].!. ]A. 178S, ]?ev. Saimu'l .Vustiii. s. of Saii;ucl ami l,_v(lia (\Volcott) Auslin of N. Ilav.,'
Coiiii., 1>. Nov. 7, ITtiU. Scrvfd in the ]{(-%•. army; ta"ii-l)l s'-hool; hJtiul. hnv; crmd. at
liciul of hl.s cltiss V. ('. irs:j; stud, divinity with tlir ynii'u^-pr .lunathaii Edwardsr l)i iuci-
jial of an acadeni\ at X<^r\v:c]i, Conn., 4 yr.-,.: drrlim-d a call as (.-ollcairan with Rt-v. Dr
l.ivin^rslon of \hv Midillr Dutch ••huivh, New Vork Citv; pastor Tliird CongrPKniional
diuivh. New Havni. Conn., 17S(>-JJ0; ].aMor lMi>t rm;byt(>rian clnircli, Worcester, Mas.s..
170()-I«]'i: Au.-iin >t. in that city .'<o iKuncd for hiiu: Pres. Univprsirv of V't., 181.5-3]'
l.aslor at Xcvvi)ort, H. I.. ]s2-2-2C>. Bodily iniiiinily and depression of .spirit, i'nten3ifi.;<i
])y the df-ath of l!i^s adoj.ied son, .Jolm W. Ilul.bard (s. of IJnswoll). tlie s.-paiation of the
family, the cares and burdens of unac-ustoined l.nisiness (as administrator of an estate)
:it lenjrtli broke down his mental energies. Occasional abprration.s of mind ended in deep
religious melanclioly, gloom and desijair. He d. in a fit of apoiih'xv, at the lu)nie of
bis nejihew, Eev. f>. H. Riddel, in Glastonbury. Conn., Dec. 4, 1S;]0, a'. 71. .\ pulilished
fast <lay sermon. i>reacbed in is'l'J. bear> this ini]Mim ,,n the tit le' p^^iT^-: " I'nblished
for the pI•e^.s by desire of some who lieard it and liked jr; bv some who heard it and did
not like it. and by the desire of others u ho di<l not hear !t,"l)ut itnauine thev should not
have liked it if they Imd,- He was of commanding stature. Tlionudi of an" an^teie ajid
severe countenance, Ids feelings were ardent, and his siLsceptibiliiv to external intluem^es
acnt.-. His pulpit delivery was aninnited and vehement, rising at times to strains of lofty
and pu^Nerful elo.pience. He was an industrious ami voluminous author, and imblished
a large miniber of sermons, addesses. orations ami .■] l)!.ssrrt„tion on Christimi Thro'onu
]n ]«(IN be collected and published the Pirsf cmnj.lete and accural. • edition of the work-
of Jonathan Edwards. He \\ as om- of the founders of the .Mass, .Miss. Soc. Active in
originating the tienetal .\ssembly of Mass. .Nfetnber of the A. B. C. F. M. One of tlie
projectur.s and ]'iil..lis],ei. of P.^.^pH-^! . nu abj,. ivligi(^us ].eriodical. and enrrgetic and
zealous promoter of many other benevolent and leligious woiks. D. D. from Williams
Col. He was sueceed-d at Worcester by Rev. Chauiicev A. (bi<->dricli [■!]. who was suc"-
■cecded by Rcv. Aretlus 15. Hull [lt|. — M',„, [.mrntn's Iltsf. ,,f Wnrresfcr. '
V. Ste[>hen Hoj.kins, b. June 1, i;(;4; of Peacham, \'t.: d. Jan. la, IS-,^: m. Xov
11. 17^7, Xnncy, dau. of .bilm Turner of Hanover, X. H., d. J^^n. :J, bsjG, a. :lt): (-.2) Jan
K), 1S04, Susanna, lUiu. of Dea. Abiel Chamberlaiti; be was a ioiner. 1, H.\)n;u-T b
Sept. 1'.), 17.?S. -i. Sip:piikn-, Sei>t. 21. 1 T'.in. ;!. SA\n hi. P., Feb.' 7, 17!i:1: set. rt B-lcher-
town, .Mas.s. 4, Hr.ECT.v, May V). 17w,->: d. at Ji.cks(m, 111., abt. bS4T; m. Wm. Holland
Miss, to the Cherokee Indians. .-), Xancv, Feb. H. 17'.l7: m. John Hntddns. tj Joh.n
Ti'iiNKK, May V4. 171);). /". by ed m. : 7. Sisa.nxa, b. Dec, -24, lsii4; m. J. Carter
VI. Polly Hopkins, b. March C, KiJiJ: d. Sept. M. b'^F!: m. I),.c 1.-. ] 7So Beniu-
min Colt of Hadley, b. Sept. :^(i. 17G0; d. Xov. Ki. 1S4.^, a. S(i; s. of Lieut. Brnj and
Fucretia (Ely) Colt of Brooktield, \'t. 1, S \Mfr:i...b. Xov. 3:-j. ] 7n7; d. Se])t. l"l7Kl)
2, Pui.i.v Jiiiy i3. 17>-'.''. ;l. SANtLi.L, :,Iaich I, 1791: .1. .March a. i7Ul. 4, EtukkmndV
Sci-i. 0. 17112: d. Mardi •,'■). ls4:). ",, DAXJi^t., Mav 18, 171)4: major. 0, EMrj.v"
Jati, 1. J7!'a. 7, F.i.i/A. .May 4. 17!»s. S, Bi;x.ia.\iix^ ,(an. ,'-i, 1801. !», J im.ia.
VII. Fucy Hopkins, b. Feb. tj. ]7r,s;: d. Dec. 17, ISIM: m. Sejjt. 4. 17!)1. Pev Wm
Piddel. b. (.•ob'raine. Mass., F<'b. 4, 170^: Dart. Col. 1711:.!: j.astor of Prcsb. (Jih at
Bristol. .Me.. 171)i; to 1804: after .v. twice .s.t. in Vt. He wrote mmdi f.n- the religious
)press as •' Clericus," and jirea.died gratuitously for feeide cluircbes. i. 7 c hil.. of whom
three lived to maturity. 1. Ft cv. b. J ul v 17, d. ( "ct. :U. 17iis 2, S\.Mri:i. Hoimci.ns
b. Bristol. Me., Jan. 2. ls)0; Y. C'. l.s2o:'Andover IS^C: j.astor Cong. chh. at (Haston'-
bury, Conn., lS27-o4: editor Krn,uj. }[";/.. lS:i4-."".: a;;ent Am. Educ. Soc, Fs:l(3-8- edit
of the Coixjr.'jiiJl-.viiU.st. Ilartf., F'-:;-;9_.p); Sec. Am. ImIuc. Soc, Bo.ston, 1S42-,5U; edit of
the Am. (^ihirt'r'a /.'/.y/.x^ ,•, 1S-I2-:J: edit, and part j.rop. .if x\\^i]ndvn Pnrltnn ]:rr„nh r
lS,,::!-(i; pastor Cong. chh. at Tamwoi'th, X. IF. 12 yrs.. lS(;0-72: durine- his res. here
he was b.r 10 _\ rv. ; sor.dy tried by the afilictious of a l)e]V)ve(l daughter, wdio d. Is72. H,.
Avas the Fst elected mem. of the Xew Fug. (■'en. \ Bio--. Soc., and was its ivcordin-' and
Its corresponding s.-cretary.— A". E. (r. li''!.. tict..ls7s. He d. at IFs .Moities, 7i)wa
'lune 1, lS7i). lie had sisters livimr then in Oliio and 111. He in. Harriet .\. [Mt.'h wl'i,',
d. at Watevtown. .Mass.. M:ir(di 13, ISoO, a. 17. 1, llmrui Fltrli . b. Sept 2S Is-^s- d
■'an. (j. IS,;], -y i),ni., d 1S72. 8, William, April lo. d. A[)ril 24, l^id. 4 J\,\k' b"
June Ut. 1S07; d. March 2, 1S:;7: m. Ctdidj A. Coolev of Perrv Co., O.
\'III. .b,i,:i Hopidi'-., b, .I;,,i. 17 1770: m. Fvdia ■'ri!.,,;,p.smi.
IX. Eli/.ab,-th Hopkins, b. July 12, 1772: d. S-pt. 4. Fsi8: tn. X..v. 1, ] 7!»;! |.>ev
Fe,,n.ad W, ,rc, •.,!(. r, orilainedat Peacbani, \\., 17111; 0. .Mav -JS. pspi. a. 7:1: s. of Xoali who
Fad Ibchil. I, Fkonaud, b. Dec. :J0, 171*4. d.Juh 11, 171)0. 2. Eli/aiskth Hopki.v.s
352 JSHAXf'II OF El.iZAV.ETlI.
b. June 11, ITilii; (1. March liO. ISIT. o, Samtel ArsTiN, 1). Jiin. 1!», 179S; as luission-
aiv t(i tlu- ('hcrok.-c 111(11:111-^ Ik- '• cnvollcd his nr.iin' in letters of c:i)l(l." 4, ]-K()XaK)>, h.
Mav 20 170!); d. is:;.-,, o, IUnnad. b. Man-h 11, hS()l; d. May '2, 183'^. fi, jLiasuA,
b Sept.' OO, l^O-J: d. >[andi In. I'^O:!. 7. .Ikktsha, b. March :]. I^MI]; d. Nov. 3, 182!).
8,' EvAii'i's, Miiich 24. 1S07; Kev. : d. Oct. ol.1^::t;; scttU'd at Litilcinn, N. II. ".I, Isaac
Kfdinto.n' b Oct. ^;il, 180S: Rev.; succt't dcd his bro. at hi1tle;<>ii, and ai'tiTw. \v;is Dist.
Sec. of A.'b. C. F. M. fnr Ma.ss. 10. hYlUA, b. Oct. 2, 1810; d. Auir. 24. ISll. 11,
loux Hoi'KiNs b. Mav 28, 1S12; Ih-v. dl' Barruii;r(.ii, Vt., and Si. Johnslmry. 12, I>.i; v
rAKTKR. b. JiilV 2.1. d". .A,im-. 21. isM. Kh E/.iVv CAiriKit, 1>. F<'b. 2^, .8i(.i; M.I) :,i
Thetfoid, ^'t. 14, Lyoi.k ]h.i7.Ai;Ki-ii, b. A|.ri! 27, d. Sci)t. (i. Isl7.
82123. Hannah Hopkins, b. An-. lO. 17i;0; d. June 11, 1819; m. Nov. 4, 17',);).
lirv. Samuel Siiriii.i:, D. 1^.. of >;f\vl)uryi)ort, Mass. Ih- d. Maich 4, U}V.). a. 7:1. He
accompanied Beued'ici Arnold as a (diaji'.ain in tiie niiuy in the expedition to (^bieber and
witnessed the lieniic condiicT of Aanui Hurr in the attaidc. (See ],'/, of Jinrr.)
1. Child. i>. S.'i-t. 4, KJ^ii; d. soon.
II. Mariiaret Sprint;-, b. A]iril 2ii, 178^: d. July 2.'J. islG.
111. (I'ardn'T Sprin,^. '». Feb. 24. ITS.""); Y. (.'oh isi.l.'i; V;iledi(.-torian of liis class.
Stud, law with .ludg-enairrcett of X. Hav.. but ]>assfd most of liis time in teaching, and
spent fifteen months in l!ie i^)erniuda Islands wherr he estublished an English sdiool.
He was admitted to the bar in Dec. l,8uji, and began practice but was induced soon after
to studv theoiogv. This great cliange he attrilniied in after years mainly to a striking-
sermon" of tlie iiev. John M. Mason from the text '• To the j-oor tlie gospel is preached."
lie studied a vear at Andovf-rami was beensed to prcacli in the fail of 1^^0i•, and in Aug.,
1810, was calir-d to tlie Ihick Preili. chli. in N. V.ulc city, where he remaine.l durim:
liis life, unmoved by invitations to th.- I'lesidency of Hamilton C'ol. and to that of fJan-
moutli. He maintained for half a century lii-- n'putaiion as one of the lii.-t iMvach.ers oi
tlie metropolis. In 18!ll he removed wiili his congregation to the new church on Murray
Hill, cor. of 37tli st. and oth ave. , and in tlie following year was provided with an asso-
ciate in the j.astorial work. He d. An-. IS, 187M in the 89th y.ar of his age, aft.-r a
memorable pastorate of (;:3 vi^ar.s. \A..\y, Lafavette Col., Pa., 1s.-,8; S.'lM).. Ham. Col.
1S19 Among his works are; Th, Attr^irtioi, nf th, Cn'SS. 184J: 77/c ^f, ,■•■/,■ Sr,>t. i^V.i:
mrxt T/n>'f/.-<A^ry]- TIf 'rlonj of Christ , 1,S")2; ih> Po,r, ,■ of the Pvl^ni . 1S4S; Sh<n-t Si f-
momtoaw Pcoplr; Th. dUi;. ,.<fv>i,:< of the Worhlto the Plhh'. 1S4.-): Mrmoh-s of ILr^ioih
L MLirnnj.lSV^^- D.i^-,' ri^tn'u of th, llnl, of F.<UJ, ; Hn Doctriu, of EUnin:,: Es^.tysm.
ChrMlnii'CJnircrfn-; The MiMon of <orroir: Fr>iiiiiicntx from the Sf"'li/ 'f " P".<ior: 1 h>'
Contrast; Th. hlbU-u.it of Mun; P,r>yL- t'hurrh M.morial, 1801: P'llplt }[u,i-f r.nho.s. -1
vols. 8v<.l.. lSt.',4, and Personal E.nni.i.^-enrts. 2 vols. 8vo., 18(:;(;. Thes,- vols, pa.^sed
through many editions, and were re])rinted in part in hhi-land, wliile some ot them w.^n-
Iransllited into French and (iernian. Hi.s W(n-ks are ])ublished in ten vols. ^Sv<i..l8.)o;
Duykinck pub. His anniversary discoiir.-es wt-re puli. nn;ler tlie tltleof 77.' Uro-k ''!■ nr.'h
MriaoriaJ; m. Susan (called Snkev in the family Bible n-ord), dau. of Capt. Hanover
and I'hebe (Wolcott)' Barnev* of X. Hav., b. Sept., 1787; buried in tlie vault of the
new Brick (dnirch, cor. 5th ave. and ;J7ih st. She had IH chil. Hcmu. (2). 1,_ Dau.. ni.
Thomas Paton, an imiiortinL"- merchant of New York i-ity, who d. 1874. 1, Lindh:y.^ -.
Lkwis, does busine.ss in X. Y.; res. Bergen Point, X. .1. 2), SrsAX. m. Si.otb.rd,
who d.; wid. res. on 14th St., X. Y'. C.
IV. Hannah Sprinsr, h. Se])t. (!, 17sS: d. .May 10, 179."i.
V ^Vaftlm Sprlntr, b. Sept. L"), 17',)0: d Mav S, 1800.
VI Samuel Sprin'cr, b. March 9, 1792; Y. Co'l. 1^11; stud, law but .soon euiraged in
trade After war of 1S12 rem. to BoMon; m. Xov. 27, ISKi. Lvdia .Maria, daii. of U m-
throp B Norton of Berwick, Me. 11,- -ia<l. at An lover Theo. Seiii., 1^21; sanu' year
filled toComr. (dih. at Abimrton, Masv., and ord. therr Jan. 22. ls22: <-alled to >out..
(Park) Com'-, chh. at Hartf.. Conn.. lS27-]8:;;-l; res. at F. Hartf. from 1^;',:; to IM.l on
account (d'' ill health. Othciared as Chaplain of the Am. Asyhini for tlu' In.-ane at
Hartf ISO;^ to T,0; l». D. from Ci>lumbia Col.. l.s.lS. His d. was i-aissed l\v a fall U-om a
d(K>r isteii. He lived threo w.-eks after ilie fall and d, at F. Hartf. Dec. D'.. I^b7. a. n>
yrs. 9 nios. i <• ,
" Vll. L(nvis Spring, Oct. 20. 179:;; went to sea Jan. 15. 1>M5, and never li<-anl trom.
VIH .Marv Spring, b. Xov. 12, 1795; d. Au:r. ^0. 1 T9().
IX. Pinrknry Spiimr. July \\\. 17'.'S; Y. Col. IMO; d. Sept. 9, 1820
X. Charles "Spnng. b. July 25, ISOU.
XI. John Ho].kiiis Spring, b. Sei)t. 21, 1802.
~ni inover Harney, b. .Aurc 20. 1750; -.d or 4th Capt of the Gnv.'s Guards of N. Hav.; d, ."^cpt. 17, '•'^J''-
a. 8v y^-'. '''^- ^'l'l^ l'''<-l^^" Wolcott, b. May it', 1755; d. July i-^, 'Sj2.
HOPKINS. , 353
82128. John Hopkins, 1'. Jhu. 17, 1770; stvlcd C;ii)t.; inerch. ; rem from Iladloy,
M;,vs. , to Boston. 1M4. tlicnrf, 1>:24. to Nortli:impti:in, where lie d. .)tui. 9, iy4"3, lfri\iii<r a
virv l'ir"'<' estiur in. duiif 12. 1707. Lvdia, d;iu. of Tlionias Tlioniiisoii of Xcwburvpon.
1, Ai.iin7,'l77;il d. Ai.ril 10, 1842, iii Vt.
I. S;ir.-ih Ann \\'ait. b. Jan. '20, 17!»!i; d. in Hurlimrion, Vt., Xm-. 2. 1N17; m.
ycM>t 'i;^, iy'3'', I^pv. Dr. Jnlin Wlu-eU-r of Windsor, h. (.'ratTon, Vt., March 11. 17it^; d.
Hnrliti^ton, April U'., 1S()2: Prcs. Vt. Uiuversity, lS3S-4i).
II. Klizaheth. h. May 18; d. Auir. 1, lsir2.
III. Thonia.s 'I'honip.'^nn, b. Dec. lo, 1804: d. .lune 27,180.3.
IV. yamnil.b. .^pril 11, 1807. Dart. C"ol., 1.S27. Pastor 1st chli. Montpelier. Vt.,
ls;vV.'). J'asfor 1st chh. Saco, Me., 1830-41; dismissed and again installed, 42-40; rem.
to Northam]iton; an author of note; ni. May 29, 18>)2, Caroline W'., dan. of Josiali
Dwierlit [;>«] of North. (> chil.
V. ?]rastns, b. April 7, 1810. Dart. Col. 18;!0. Sot. in 1835-7 in the ministry at
Beach Island. Kdpefitdd Dist. S. C. Pastor Jst Presbt. chh, Troy. N. V., 18^7-41, rem.
to Northampton and Kf]). in .Mass. Lfir. As a political speaker had few superiors in
Mass. Pres. Conn. H. P.. K. Co., Is4')-.")1; m. dune 2."). is;:^j.3, Sarah II. Benedict of
Charlf.stnn. S. C, who d. .Mayo. 18:38; (2) Nov. 18, 1841, Chajdotte Frelinghuysen, dau.
of Rev \Vm. Allen. D.D. , of Northami.ron.
VI. (ieorg.-, b. S.-;)t. bl 1M2; d. at the Santa Crux, \V. I., March 1(J, 18:30. a. 17.
while a men), of Yale Col.
V\[. Lewis Spring, b. Sr-pt. 18, 181.j; entei-ed 18ol, Univ. of Vt., but left before
"■rad. ; stud. med. at North.. Boston, Xew Haven, and Phila., and grud. Med. Col.
Charleston, S. C. About 1840, began practice in North., bsit health failed; m. Oct. 14,
1840, Fanny d. Washburn of Boston. — TucWs J list . of Hniih )/.
8213. Hannah Hopkins, ha]'. J.ni. 2!). 17;!1; d. Nov. 25. ITGO; m. .bill. 10,
1759, John Worthin^aoii of S]inngfield, Mass., b. 171!i; Y. C 1740; tutor. 1742; LL.D.
1792; d. Ajiril 25, 1800, a. 81. He was Col. of .Mil. and High Sheriff of Hartford Co.
In gratitude for his eilorts to tpiiet contentions i-ehitive to dividing the original parish of
l\ensin!.rtor. , Coi.n., the rown of ^\'orthillgton. Conn., \\as so named foj- him.
I.' .Mars WoithiUirtou, b. March 7, 1700: m. Jonathan Bliss. 1>. 1740: Har. Col.
1763; Pres. of the Council of Mass.; loyalist, and ]irosecuted under the act of 1778; rem.
to the Provinct- of Now T5ruuswick and became its Chief Ju.stii.'e; d. at Frederictou in
1822, a. 80. 1, William B., Chief Justice (jf the Queen's Bench of Nova Scotia.
II. Ilaniuili Worthington, b. .lane 17, 17'iJ: m. Thonias I»wight.
III. John Worthington. b. Aug. 10, I7ljJ; d. Aug. VM, 170;3.
IV. John Worthinirtou, b. Sept. 2. 17(!b'; d. Nov! 10, 1705.
V. Frances Worthington. b. Oct. 29. 1704: d, Aug. 8. l8o7; m. July 15. 1792,
Fisher Ames. b. at Dedham. Mass.. Apiil 9, 175'-. s. of I)i\ Nathaniel and Deborah
Fisher Ames.'-' llarv. Col. 1774; 3Iem. Con. from Mass. during Wa.sliington's admn..
where he greatly distinguished himself, particularly ire his sjieech un "' Jay's Treaty."
In 1804 was cho.sen to but declined the presidency of Har v. CiJ. He d. July 4, 1808. In
the. old church yard at Dedham is a plain monument liearing the simple inscription,
" Fisher Anus." He was one of tlie most ehHiuenl of American orators aiul writers. A
vol. of liis works pub. irx Boston. 1809. 1, Joiix WoKTiilxaTOX, b. Oct. 2o. 179:3; d.
Oct. 1, 18:3:>. 2, N.-vth.\xiki, Fishkk. i'. .May 17, 1790; d. Jan. 18, 18:35. a, H.\x.v.\h.
Mar(d) 1. 1708; d. Auir. 2:3. 1829. 4, Wii.i,!.\M, b, Oct. 3, 180O. 5, Jkukmiaii Fisiikk,
h. 180:3; d. Jan. 3, 1829. 0, Sktii, b. Apiil 29, 1N05; Judge of Suiu-ente Court of 31a.ss.
7, Rkuaku, June 10, 18(i7.
VI. Sophia Worthine-ton. b. Dec. 5, 1705; d. May 15, 181:3; m, Sept. 25, 1799.
J(din Williams of Northtield. Mass.. b. Sept. 11, 1702, V. C. 1781; stud, law v.ith Judge
Chauncey <d New Haven. He m. (2) in 1S17, Mary. wid. of Pev. hibene/.er Silliman of
Amsterdam, N. "i.. and dau. of Col. Thrunas Dyer of Windham, Conn., by whom he
had 5, chii. He d. Dec 9. 1840. (For steel portrait see WllUiHii'i' (Ji m ujoan). He wa.s
s. of Eztdsiel \Mlliams of Northtield, Conn., many yrs. High Sheriff of Hartford Co.
His son. 'I'hos. Se(jtt N\'iliiam8, LL.D.. ^^as Chief .Justice of Conn.; m. Delia, dau. of
01i\er Kllsworlh. Child' Justice Supreme Court. V. S. 1. .ImiN Wor.TiitNr.rON. Sept.
28, d. Oct. 4, 1802. 2. John ^VoKT^II.^.;T()^, Nov. 17. 180:J; d. in Phila., 18:37; V. C.
182>. ;3, Ha.nnau IbirKiNs, Feb. 13, 1S05. 4. KzKicii;!, Sai.tkk, b. Nov. 11, 180;j; d.
1^10.
'!>r. Xalhaiiiel .Ames kepi a public house tor many yrs on the old post road tlevea miles S. K. of
l''i«-lon. He was also a maker of almanacs. The story of the descent of Fisher .\mcs from Dr. William
Ames, iiulhor of the •' .'/.;ir',v.'7,i yV;ri'/('.j^/ii " is siiown to be err^nious hy Mr. .MiicheU in his Hist, r/
J'tu/^,ivatfr, ,l/.i,,-,.
3-54 , BKAXCii or Elizabeth.
82132. Hannah Worthington, b. June- 17, 1761; d. Julv 10, ]S88; "fmo look-
ing, \vitty aii-l nf a Mq.ciior niiud;" m. Ai.ril 14, 17!Jl, Tlioiiuis Dwif,--]!! of Sprini^fie].!
1). (,)rt. '2',K n.lS: Ilur. Co). 177S; lawyer. Kip. Ma.s.s. I^cu'. and Senator; "mem. Con lS0;i-.-,'
(1. .Ian. -Jl, ISiy. ■ - '.
1. Mary Stoddard Dwiirht, Jan. 2(5, 179-i: d. .July :?(), l.s;^G; verv benevolent and a
line singer; m. Dee. It^, IHIS, John, .-<. <d' Hezaieel Howard; Y. C., ISIO; d. Oct. 20, ls4tj-
Pres. of the old Springfield Bank. 1, Hannwh WoitrnuvoTOX, Aug. 12, IS"?!; in' \\,i-\\
18, l.'<44, Wni. Henry Swift; *. /. ; re.s. N. Y. C. 2. M.vugakkt. MiTv It?', IS^ij'; nn 1854
Charle.< ^Vnl. Swift: n-^. New London, Conn.: 4 daus. 3, Fu.\N( es Ami:.-?, April 2l)'
1N2.-,; res. S. ; umn. 4. Ki.tz.v Wktmokk, May 8, iS^li; nr. IS.Vi. Edward de Strecke-
some time Prussian minister at Wa.shington, 1). C. ; res. J^uis, Franee. 1, ,Son
II. John Worthington Dwiglit, Oct. 81, 1793; Y. C. li<12: d. Feb. i2, lS3f}'; unm
111. Elizabeth Bnckininster Dwight. Feb. 18, 1801; d. Oct. 7, ISoo;' m. June 21
1824, Charles Howard. br<j. of John, above. 1, Ft(ind.\. 0i:ne Mandi 8^ l8-'','>- nam '
res. S. 2. Tifrx. n^vI(;ll^, Dee. 2.'"), 182(): Har. Col. 1848. Set. 'as pastor 'I'lut. 'rdih ai'
Perry. Mich., K) yrs. In 18r)2 went to Hilton Head. S. C, as teatdier of contr;ibands and
was (ien. Siipt. of contiaband scliool.':;; Chaplain F. S. A., 1SG4-."); ni. 18')1, Sarah Ann
Eaton, b. Fastpoit. Me.. 1881; ,v /. 3, ELiz.\uETn Biiid'^k. 1). Dec. 17, 1,828: ni. Oct.
1('>, 1850, ^Vm. Shaw TilTauy, !.. Baltimore. Md. ; artist. 1, (hmond Chicliey 2\ov 26
]8r)7; d. by accident Xov. 28. 1862. 2, EUzah,th I)ici'/ht, Julv 1. 18(51. 3 r/,y^v' Jlotnud
Sept. 20, 1863. 4, llobt. .^Imir, Feb. 11. d. Aug. 17,' ls72. 4, wSui'HiA Wokthixgton!
Jan. 26, 1881: teacher, o, C.\TiiArjXK Lathi;op, Feb. 24, 1888; teacher in i^rof.
Agassiz's school at Cambridge, Mass. ; lem. to S 6, Maisy iVwiGiiT, Oct. 12. 178."); m.
Oct. 31, 1860, Ale:vr. Edward Andje\\-,-.. li. A].ril 11. 1884, s. of Kev. l)r. Edwd. Andrews
of Binghaniton, X. Y. : Hobart Col., C'en^na, X. Y. ; iawver; 4 cJiild. 7, Sarau BaN-
riioKT, Sei)t. 18. 188S: m. Dec. 2."i, 1^6(5, Jaun-s ^Varreji' Havward; res. Boston Hi^di-
lands, Mass. 8, Emii.y \Vn,i,iA.Ms, Dec. 2. 1S40; unm. 9, A.NtEi.iv Pexbody June 4
1848; d. Jan. 7, 1844. 10, Joiix, June 28. d. Aug. 27, 1845.
^822. Elij'.abeth Edwards, b. .■\])ril 14, 16117; d. in AVindham, Conn., Sept. 21.
J738: in. June 80, 1724, Col. Jabez Huntington of ^^'.; Ij. Norwich, Conn Jan' ''»> 16;il'
d. in W. Sept. 26. 1758. He m. (2) May 21, 1735, wid. Sarah \Yetmore,' who d. March
31, 1788, in her 88d year.
I. p:ii/,abeth Huntington, b. Nov. 1. 1725: ni. Abraham Davenport.
II. Sarah lluutinglon, b. Jum- 20, 1727; in. 1748, Hezekiah Wetmore: (2) Samuel
Beers.
III. Ti-ypheiia Huntington, b. Aug. 24, 1720; d. Aug. 19. 1745.
IV. Jerusha Huntington, b. Aug. 24. 1781: ni. 1751^ John I'lark.
8221. Elizabeth Huntington, b. Xov. l. 1725; d. Dec. 17, 1778- m in Wind-
ham. Conn., by the Kev. Stephen White, Nov. IG, 1750, Hon. Abraham s of Rev Join,
and Martha (Oould) J'aven]>ort of Stamford, Conn., and i:. s. of Kev John D the first
mini-ster at Xew Haven, b. 1715; Y. C. 1732; d. 1789; Col.\)f Mil.; .me of the Council of
State: Judge of the Fairfield Co. Court: Dea. C<uig. chh. 1759 to 1789. Of his preseUi-r
of mind Pres. Dwight relateis a remarkable instance: "The 19th of Mav, 1780 was a
very dark day; candles were lighted in nntny houses; the birds were silent and disa]'-
peared and the fowls went to roost. The Eegishiture of Conn, was then in session ar
Hartford. A very general opinion prevailed tliat the dav of judgment was at hand.
The House of Kepresentatives being unable to transact their business adj-iurncd. .\
proposal to adjourn the council was under consideration. When the opinion of l'"l.
Davenport was asked he answered: " I am against an adjournment. The dav of jud:;-
ineut is either approaching or it is n<jt; if it is not, there is no cause for adjournment; il
it is I choose to be f.nind doing my duty. I wish, therefore, tliat candles mav be
brought." The iollowing lines in relation to this event, from John G. Whitlier's Tfnt
on the Bfuii-h, we trust we shall be jnirdoned for inserting here;
ABRAHAM. DAVEXPORT.
In the old days (a ciislora laid aside
: With breeches and cocked hatsi tlie people sent
Their wisest men to make the public I.ivvs.
And sr., tVoci a h-jv.-n }'or.Tcste;'.d, wiieiC the Sound
Drinks the small tribute of the Miarr.as,
Waved over by -he woods of Rip ■■.nv.ima.
And hallowed by pure lives and tranquil deaths,
Stamford sent up to the councils of the State
Wisdoa and jjrace in Abraham Davenport.
WOinillNtnoX, KDWAUDS. lir.NTlN'(iT()N', DAVKXPUllT.
'Twas on a May day of the fnr old year
Seventeen hundred eighty. th;it there tell ■ '
Over the blouin and sweet life of the sprn^'.
Over the fresh earth and the heaven of noon,
A horror of (;reat darkness, like the night
In day of \vhi(;h the Norland sapas tell —
The IsviliLrht of the Gods. The low hung sky
Was black with ominous clouds, save where its rim
Was fringed with a dull glow, like tli.tt which climbs
The crater's sides from the red hell below. _
IJirds ceased to sing, and all the barnyard fowls
Roosted; tlie cattle at the pisture bars
Lowed, and looked homeward; bats on leathern wur^s
Fliited'abroad; the sounds of la^or died;
Men prayed and women wept; all cars grew sharp
To hear the doom-blast of the trumpet shatter
The black sky, that the dreadful face of Christ
Might look from the rent clouds, not as he looked
A loving gue'-t of Hethany, but stern
' As Justice and inexorable Law .
Meanwhile, in the old State House, dun as ghosts,
Sal the law-givers of Connecticut.
Trembling beneath their legislative robes.
'• It is the Lord's Great Day ! Let us adjourn,''
Some said ; and then, as if with one accord. . ■
All eyes were turned to Abraiiam Davenport
He rose, slowly cleaving with his steady voice
The iniolerable hush. •" This well may be .....
The Day of Judgment which the world awaits ;
Rut be it so or not, I only know ..'■'■ ■ •■
My present duty and my Lord's command, • -
To occupy till he come. So at the post .. _ ..
Where He hath set me in His Providence,
I choose, for one, to meet Him face to face - - •
No faithless servant friL'htencd from my task.
But ready when the Lord of the harvest calls;
And. therefore, with all reverence, I would say, ' ■ ■ .
Let God do his work, we v,-ill see to ours. ;- ..
Bring in the candles." And they brought them in . • .■ .
Then by the Haring lights the Speaker read.
Albeit with husky voice and shaking hands,
An act to amend an act to regulate - .
The shad and alewife tlsherics. Whereupon,
Wiselv and well spake Abraham Davenport,
Straight to the question, with no tigures of speech .
Save the nine Arab signs, yet not without
The shrewd dry humor natural to the man ;
His awe-struck colleagues listening all the while,
Between the pauses of his argument.
To hear the thunder of the wrath of God
Break from the hollow trumpet of the cloud.
And there he stands in memory to this day.
Erect, self-poised, a rugged face, half seen .
Against the background of unnatural dark,
A witness to the ages as they pass.
That simple duty hath no place.for fear.
Anotlter instfinci- took ^Vm-v at Daul)ury at the Court of Connnon Pletis, of which lie
h<' w,v (hit^f Justice " This veuerat.le man, after he was stiuck with death, heard a
ronsid.Tabh. part of a trial; £rave the charge to the jury and look n.itice of an artieh- ui
tlie testiiuonv which had escaped the attention of tlie counsel on both sides. lie then
retired fronrthe bench and was soon after found dead in his bed —lor portrait s,^:
JJisl. of Stau,ford, Conn, lie m.(3)Au-. 8, ITTO. Martha <'<^iip^'^-^^^-''\ l'«';*'>''
Fit. li tmd mother of Wm. Fitcli [T]. Rev. I'l;. ^'m. I'aitou of Newport, H. 1., has tlu^
ori<,^inal naven])ort tankard, brought over in K;:;-").
1 .John Davenport, b. Jan. 16, i:.r2; m. Maty ^^ ellcs.
II Abraham Davenport, b. Oct. 21, ITrjIJ; d. Oct. 2.), ITol. ^
III. Kli7,abrth Davenport, b. Sept. V^. IToG; m. 1775. -lanies ^'>^^f^^\\
IV. .lames Davenport, b. Oct. VI. 17:.S; ,n. 1777, Abigail iMtch; ('2) 1 ,00, Melntable
""T.^ Huntington Davenport, b. April IS, 17(11; d. n.t. 'i'^, 17t;'.».
82211. John Davenport, b. .lan. D), 17.VJ; d. X-v. 2S. ISnO; Y C. 1770; tutor;
chosen nn-m. Congress, to till vacancy mad,- by d. of ins bn.. Iam..s and cout. l^:.y;s.; a
M. C. (17!l'.t-lSl7); tu. May 7, 1780, Mary Silve-ter, dau. Kev. Dr. ^o:ili Welles ot
Stamfcrd Conn.; b. Oct. 17, 17.'34; d. .'une -J."), 1847, a. Wl.
350 BKAXCII OK ELIZAFJETII.
I. Kliznlu'tli Iluntiiujtoii, 1). MardN, ITS]; d.Mny is, IS.-JO; m Oct. 1, 1800, Hon.
Potfv Wiii. Ita.lcliiTr (if Bnioklyn, N, Y. : b. Juii.- -ii), 1774; Y. C 179:5: lawyer ;it
l'()U"-likofi)slr. N. "i., 17!il~18()-i: rem. tn X. Y. AssfinUlyman. isll; folate Senator,
1812; rem. to Uruoklvii, 1S0;J, ami wa- ilie lir-t Jiui^njol' the Kiiiir'sCo. Court; d. .s. i. in
B. ]>C'c 1, IS lit.
11. .loliu II. Alfred, 1.. Jan. -^1, 17s:5: m. Eliza Maria Wheeler.
HI. Mary Welles, Sej.t. l".,', 17^."); in. Nov. 10, ISIO, James Boorinan of X. Y.C.: h.
HI lloUiii^r^'o^"''!''. I'^t-iU (V). Eng-., 17:o: (.s. of 'J'honias Boormaii. who came to America
abl. 17!l3, iuul m. Miiry Colgate); a wealthy lueicli. of X". Y. ('.: prime moVer in organ-
iziii"- tlie IIiuIpou River ]^ K. Co.. and fo',nid(n' of the Hank- of Connneiee; \\(dl known
for his benefactions. He d. .<. i. -lau. U^'l, IStio; ado)ited a dau. of Win. Wilson.
IV. Theodosia. b. Jan. 5. 17^9; d. unm. Feb. S, ISIO.
V. Tlieodore (Dea.), b. Jan. 26, 17!»-2; rn. Harriet (irant Cheesboro of X. "l". , (by
liev. (lardner Spring); He still lives (18r4l in Stamford. Conn., a. J^2. 1 , 'I'liKi iDOitK,
Feb. 25, l^yi; ])ropnetor of the Still-.s-aTer Iron Works at Stamford. Conn.: m. Aug. (i.
18(52, (jcorgiu Elizabeth Waters. 2. M.\i;y Cai;ulink. Nov. 9. ISHG; m. Xov. !l. IS,"");!,
(lale'n A., s. of Dr. (ialen ai\d Ann Eliza (.'arteiof X. Y.; res. X. Y. C. o, Huiu;i;t
CiiEESUo'uo, 1). S.-])t.. 18;-;S; d.May2. 1840. -1. Joiix. Aug. 28, 1840; m. May 28, 1872,
Helen IVixon. He is a merch. in S'. Y. C. 5, Ja.mes 15ik»kman, Dec. IH. 1842; in. Xov.
1, 1871, Marv Cornell, dau of \Vm. A. and Mary (Cornel!) Freeborn, fi, IIiCHAjid TlGHK,
Fel). 27, ]H-lt>; d. Feb. 8, 1847. 7, Hki>i:x M-atiI-DA, March 9, 1849; m. June 26, 187;-i.
Saunud Fessendei), s. of Rev. and Hon. Samuel Clement and .Mary .\bjgail (iro.svenor
(Abbev) Fessendeu and nephew of Wm. Pitt Fessenden, C . S. Sen. from Maine. Law firm
of Ferris & Fe^-enden, Stamford. Conn . and Slate's .Vtty. for Fairlield Co.
VI. Rebeecii Ann, Julv 7. 179."j; d. unm. Jan. lo. 1817.
^'1I. .Maril.la. April 17. 1T9S; m. Ocr. 2. 1822. Rev. Peter Locicwood, b. Bridgeport,
Conn., I'^jii. 8, 1798: Y. (.'. 1817; Andover Sen.). 1820; Evaii^n-list and lioiue miss. 1821-
20; I'astor Presb. chh. at Ringhanitou, X. Y., 1827-00, and teatdier liiere 1834-7, and at
Berkshire, X. Y., 184:^—18; golden v.-edding eel. at Blughamtnn., X. Y. 1, Jonx Davkn-
roitr, Oct. 9, 182o; d. suddenly, Dec. 20, 1844, wliile a inein. of Freshman class, Y. C.
A memoir was pub. by the Aiir. Trar-T Soc. 2. TiiKonoHF. Daveni'01{T. June 20, 1827:
d. May 8, ISiJl. 3, liAUCLiFKE J^ookmw, May (i, 1829; unm.: res. Lam(.)tte, Madison
Co., Mo.'; Presbt. Elder. 4, James BO(U!.\(ax, May ol, d. Jun(> o, 18ol. 3, Mauv
Ei.iZAUETii, Feb. 28, is:]."}; unm. 6, .V.nx.v Matii-DA, t)ct. 1, 1S:;7; m. May 18, 18Go,
Josiali S. Tieverett of X.Y.: merch.: res. Orange, N.J. ; 4chil. 7, 'I'ukodd-ia Davi:xi'0);t,
July 28, 18;U); unm.
822112. John II. Alfred Davenport, 1-. Jan. 21. 17s;j: Y. C. 1802. An
eminent mercliant in Xew York city: re.s. Brooklyn, where he was a.ii (dder in Dr. S. 4'.
Sjieers (ddi., Pre^li. His e-^iablishiiieiit in X. Y. v,-as the dejidt fin- the go'ids of the lar^'c
manufacturing tiim of Pier]-ont. MaMory A: Co.* Asalud I'ierjionl retired in 18,-)2 and
Mr. Davenport took his ]ilace. under firm name of Davenport & Mallory: rem. to N. Hav.
.and resided at the head fd' Hillhouse ave.. where he d. Oct. 24, 1804. a. 81. (For a tine
portrait see 7A-^/v'/(/).'>rf Gcnmlorjy .) He m. l-'eb. 10, ISOij, lOliza Maria ^^4^eeler. b. Red
Hook, Dutches.s Co., X. Y., June 10, 1784; d, July 12. IS.i!). a. 75; dan. of Dr. William
Wheeler and his 2d wf. Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Cotton Mather Smith of Sharon, Conn.
L Julia Matilda, b. Dec. 2(1, 180i5: d. June 2ti, 182().
n. John Sidney, 1). Sept. 26. 18(^8; Y. C. 18:;;^; an Epis. clergyman at Osweii'o,
N. Y., several yrs. : tl'ien joined the Catholic .\])ostolie (dd). (Irvingite) and set. in Briston,
Mass.; m. Julv 6. 18;jn. Elizabeth Sewall Leverett, dau. f)f John and Elizabeth (Salis-
bury) li. of W'indsor, Vr. 1, Jti.iA .NF^tii.da. Jan. ."". 18:!9. 2. Mautifa, Jan. 21, IMO.
y, E),izai;etji Leveiu:tt, !«. Dec. 27, 184:!. 4. James Booh.max, b. (uahanivilie. N.
v. Dec. 17, 1M2; a merchant in N. ">'. C. 5, Joiix Sidxev, b. Oswego, June 'i'^ IS Hi;
V. C. 1866; re^. X. Y. C. ; lawyer; LL. B , Harv. 1869.
in. 'IJietvlosia, Xov. 8, ISlU: m. O.-t. 2:>. ISo:!, Kussell Cantield \\ heeler, b. South-
burv. Conn., Dec, 1795. s. of Rev. Elijah W. of (neat Harrington, Ma.s3.. and Mary
Matilda Miner (his cousin), dau. u{ Bev.'j.din M. (d' South East, X. Y. ; Y. C. 1816; lawyir
X. Y. C. ; d. in Brooklyn Aug. 1:3, 1847; wid. res. in Xew Haven, Prospect st. 1,
DAVENPORT, COGSWELL. 357
John Davkxport, h. An>^-. "29, 18:M; Y. Sci. ScIidoI ISoS; lUiinuf. in X. Ilav. . linn
of Davc-iiport, MaJloiv A: Wluclcr: res. Wliitiii'V ave. ; (1. ]H~^); iii. Katcdau. ni' Kicliard
Fellows of X. Itav. '2. Wii.i.iam, b. Aap. 14,"lb:^(j: Y. ('. 185o: LL. ]{.. Ilnrv. ISGO:
a siii)crior scholar: fell at tln' hattk' of Culi)'.s Fanii, Gii. , July 22, 1S(U; a L'lilon soldier.
;>, JaMICs DavkM'dki', 1). Nov. 10, 1841; lawyrr X'. Y. C. ; 711. Apiii l."i, iSiJS, Sarah
Brewster Strong, 1). July 1, ISJl, dau. of Jiidgi- Selah B. Strong of S«-taukct, L. I. 4,
'riiKOTKisiA Maiiy, li. Sept. 21. 1847.
IV. James IJadclilTe, h. Xov. .5, 1S12; \. C. 1S30; tutor; Kpis. clergyman In
Alliany. X. Y. ; res. several vrs. without i-harge in X. V., now(]S74) in Europe; in.
Sept. 7, I83n. Meliitabl- X^'ov.dward Xew.-ll. 1, Mary BooitMA.N, b. IV.b., 1845; m. J.
Eugene Alexander of X. Y. 2, Anna W ., b. Feb., 1S;JS. o, John Ai.7''keI), b. Feb. 16,
1S40. 4, Pa-t;sKLi. Wiir.KiKK, b. Xov., 1811); P. B. 1871.
V. Mary Boornian, Aug. 7, 1814; m. Oet. lo, 18;jr), .losiah Win., s. of Rev. Elijah
Wheeler, b. April o, iSOo; \Vni«. Col. 182."3; law ])artner with his bro. IJussell V. \V.,
but now vvitlioul si)t-ciul business; re.s. X'. V. i\ 1 and 2 wert; sons, d. inf. 8, Makv
Booumax, b. June 28. 18o7; ni. Oct. 15, l'^()2. Dr. (iiovani Cecarini of Boine. Italy, now
of X. Y. 4, Ei,tZAia:T)T DAVEXt'OHT, Jan. (3, ISoO. o, F].mii.y Matilda, Jan. 1, Vyl'.L
i\, \Vm., July, 1S47.
VI. Elizabeth \V., b. Oct., 1817; nnni. ; rcs. Tlillhouse avo., Xew Haven, Conn.
82213. Elizabeth Davenport, Sept. l.j, 175(J; d. at StHmf<nd, Conn., Xov. 1.5,
1779; ni. May 4, 177."j (Hist, of Samford says Aug. 8, 177'!), James Cogswell, :M. D.. of
Preston, Conn. He was a surgeon in Rev. array; [s. of Rev. James and. Alice (Fitch)
•Cogswell of Windham, and bro. of 31ason Fiich Cogswell, .M.D., founder of the liartf.
Asvliim for deaf mutes].
I. Alice, only cliild.
822131. Alice Cogswell, b. June lo, 1777; d. Orange, X. J., April, I80I ; bu.
al Paterson, X. J.: m. Aug. 22, 18bo, Rev. Samuel Fisher, s. of Jonatlifm and Catharine
(.\very) Fisher of Dedliam. Mass., b. Sunderland, Mass., June ;30, 1777; Wms. Col. and
Andover; set. at AN'ilton, Conn., then at Morristown, X. J., and in 1812 in Paterson, X.
J., where he organized a chh. with RJ men)i>ers, which increased to 500 iluring his min-
istry. He d. at Sucl-asunny, X. J.; Dec. 29, 185G; D. D. from Wms. Col., where he wa.s
tutor for a while.
I. Elizabeth Davenport Fisher, b. Wilton, Conn., May 28, 180G; d. Suoka.sunny,
Oct. 24, 1871; m. Rev. Josiah Fislicr (1st cous.), and luid sev. chil., of wliom: 1, jA.NfKS
BooRMAX. b. Paterson, X. J., Sept. 7, 188?,; stud, in Phila. licensed to preach and ord.
in 18G2; m. July 18, 18'".1, Evelvn Foster of Phila.; now (1878) i)astor Presb. chh., Prov-
idence, Pa. \' ^fl!r)/ Wri'jht, b. April 80, !S02. 2, EUzahi'th Durenixni, Dec. 8, 1868.
^, Aniui Fo.sfrr, Apri'l 12, ISHG. 4, JJ'>///7 ]Viri/<t,al, June 27, lH6>-<. *5, Krdi/n Fo.yffr,
Sci)t.. 1872. ' ' •"
H. James Cogswell Fisl er, b. W. April C, 1808; Y. C. 1826; Col. Phys. and Surg.,
X. Y. C, 1881; surg. in army of Union; Prof, of Chemistrv and Mineralogy in Fniv. of
X. Y.; m. May 9, 1S81, Eliza Sparks, b. July 16, l'^12. "l, SAMfKr, Si'akks, b. Aj'-ril
11, 1882; some time Commissioner of the Patent Orlice. Washington, D. C. ; Col. 138th
Regt. 0. Xatl. Guard; lawver in Cincinnati, O. ; m. Oct. 2, 1856, Aurelia S. Cros^ett. 1,
haith A., May 28, lt^62. 2, Robert -/., Oct. 16, 1868. 8, Samaef ILirbcrt. May 26, 1807.
2. Wili.tam Stewart, b. Elizabeth, X. J., Dec. 13, 1888; d. Aug. 16, 1884. " 8. Majiv
Ei,iza, b. Xew Pros].ect, X. J.. Xov. 2, 1885; m. Jan. 14, 1862, Edward Payson Berry of
Dover, X. J., b. Oct. 8. 1^89; Capt. of Co. E, 5th Rcgt. X. J. Vols.; wounded at battle
of <iettysburg, July 2, isr,8, lay on th-3 field without caic until the 4th, and d. 10th of July,
bu. in D.iver, X. J. 4, .Vi.ice ConswKi.t,, b. X. Y. C. Julv 26, 1888. 5, EMZAr.KTii
Stewart, b. Julv K), 1810; d. Sept. 14, 18H. n. Hahuikt' M^ht, Julv 80, 1842; m.
Dec. 25, 1^70, Augustus Book.staver. 7, Emma Donai.dsox, Dec. 23, 1843; d. Dec. 26,
D<46. 8, Ja.mes Henry, Oct. 2, 1845. 9, Ciiaui.ks, b. May 6, d. Aug. 10, 1847. 10,
'I'lKi.MAS Sparks. S^pt. 15, 1848. 11, Xettip. HnNiui.rrA S", b. Oct. 16, 1S50; d. .Ian.
1. 1872. 12, Sophia Spap.ks. May 18, 1S.54.
III. Catharine Avery Fisher,' 1>. Cin., (>., Mav 24. ISIO
IV. Harriet Cogswell Fisher, b. Pat.. X. ,1., "April 1(1, 1812, <1. Sept. 27. 1S81.
V. Samuel Ware Fisher, b Pat., N. J.. Ajuil 5, IsM; Y. C. |S;!5; stud, th.'o. at
I'i'niceton ana ruion; tird. and iusl. over I'nsli. ci'.h., \\ . I'.ioomticld, N. J.. .Vpril. 1S89;
Itii Prcsb. <-hh.. Albany, N. V.. ispl; ■:,! Fr.'sl,. chh., Cin., < >. , 1SI7; Fres. HamilloTi Col.,
b^58; Westminister Pri'sb. dih., Ftica, X. V., ISilG. Health failed, and he rem., 1S70,
to College Hiji, Ilea- Cin., o. ; d. 1S74: S.T.l)., Miami I'Miv., 1852; EL.D.. Fniv. of X.
'> ., 1866: steel jiorlrait. by Buttre, m. Oct. 22, 188il, .\iu;a C. .lohu.son, who d. Aug. 81.
3-")8 BKAXCn OF ELIZA IJETII
82214. James Davenport, h. Oct. 1-2. 17.",S; (L while Mt-ui. of Con.. Au^i
ITilT: Y. V. 177i): .Iiulm- Fail iii-ld Co. Court; Mi;iii. Cnuiiril of Stiiic; lu. May 7, V
Abii-rail, (lau. of I't-rez Fit'-li u( Stamford. Conn., who ci. Nov. 11, 17^!). a. H'j"; (2) Nov.
G, ]7'J(). Mchitalili' Coii'suell. who d. Nov. ;j(). 1S04. lit- m. (S) .
I. P:ii/,al)etli Cogswell, h. Jan. 27, 1778.
II. .lames Hinuington. h. Nov. 11, 177!i; d. toon
HI. h^li/aheth Cntr>wcll, 1). Jan. 27, 17S2; in. Cliarles ^V. Apthonn'. /. hy 2d ni. :
1\'. Al.ipiil Fitcli. Nov. 17, 1791 : in. Nov., ISlO, Hev. Pliili]) Melaiictlion Wheljilev.
pastor. ISi:;. of the l>t Pre>h. chh., then in Wall pt., eity of N. Y., h. Dec, 1704: d.
July 17,1824; s( veial of his .'iennons wei-e ])ulili,-hed. aLso his New ]-higland Society
Oration of N. Y. C. 1, Jamks D.\.vkm'i)i;t, Y. C. ls;J7: }il.l). 1842; srit ntist and author
of several publications: (L 1S72. 2. I'uii.ii- .Mi:r.AN( tih)N. ;1 Piiii.ri- Melani'TIIon.
V. Marv Ann, Nov. 11, 17!l2; v.\. Jan.. 1S2:1 Kev. Matliias Bruen, l.st pastor of tlie
Bleecker st. Pre>l.. rhh., N. Y'. C., h. A]nil 11, ]7u:'.; d. Sejit. (i. 182i): Col. Col. 1812;
])ub. several .sennons; cyutriliuted to various periodicals; author of J;''<--iit/s an Srf/ii'K in
Italt/ (ual Froncr; descended from John Brnen id' Brnen Stajihd'ord, I'stp, of Cheshire,
Eni^land, (see lirnii'.) In iNol was published a memoir of his life, written by a lady
in Scotland. 1, .Mauy .\>'N" Lrxnn:. d. y. 2. Fkaxcks D.vvt;Ni'Oi;T. 8, Maiiy Lin-
nil-:. 4, FnANcr.s Lori-A, b. Nov. 10, V.'.^T); m. Pev. Thos. II. Skinner. P.P.: many
vrs. pastor Mercer st. Presi). chh.; Piof.. Union Theo. Seni.. N. Y. 1. M'iry A:(ii
J)('cciiport. 2, Fnrnrrs lhr.;iq,oTt. 8, .Inni.s J)iirn>pi>rt. -I, JLUi,. ."i, Th\'x. H-,
pastor Presb. chh.. Cin.. O., in 1872.
S22143. Elizabeth Cogswell Davenport, b. Jait. 27. 1782; (h in New Haven,
Oct. 10. 1S77, in her 'Jiitli yr., " After a lonir life of faiihful s.Tviui;- of Cofl and her i;cu-
eration." (e-rave-stone in (irove st. cemetery in N. llav). Of whom, says Horace
Buslimdl, " wliose simple di<;nitv and beautv all her <jwn." m. Charles ^^'. Apthor[)e,
K.sq., of Boston.
1. Mary Mehitaide Ainhorjie, m. in N. Hav., Si-pt. p], 1838. Pev. Horace Bush-
ni'll. In dedication id' his book on women suiTra^-e Pr. Bushnell ])ays the fidlowim:
tribute to liis wife; '" The irood and wi'^e mother, tin- notable housewife and lare taker,
the discreet adviser and patient nnmasrer of wayward boyhood."'— /)iV/.y. And again le-
says: "' For once I ^vill dare to break open one (jf the custonuxry seals of silence by
inscribing this little book {Womnn ^>ijj'r<i[/t') to tlie woTiian 1 know best and most thor-
oughly; ]ia\ing' been overlapped, as it were, and curtained in tin- >ame consciousness tor
the last thirty-six years. If slie is otTended tliat 1 do it without her consent, 1 hojio she
may get over tlie offense shortly as she hasa great many other things that are worse. Sh--
lias been with me in many \vtaknesses and some storms, giving strength ali]<e in bi'tb:
sharp enough to see my faults, faithful enough toe.\pose them, and considerate enotigli to
do it wisely, sliriitking never from loss or blame or shame to be encountered in anylli!"-
right to be done, adding great and hi;;h instigations, — instigations always to good, and
never to evil mistaken fur good. — forecasting always things bravest ami liest lo be done,
and supplying inspirations enough to have made a hero if they had not lacked tj"'
timber. H' I have done anything- well, she has been tlie moi-e really in if. th.al she 'i;''
noi k!n)W it; ami the more willingly, also, that having her part known has not occurr<'i
to hfr; couipeiling me thus lo liunor. not less, but more, thi-co\ ert glory <d' the wotnai:..^
nalaie, even as I obiaiu a distineter and more wondering admiiation of the divine
mc-aning ami nmisteniiiirs. and counties- nTd>oiight ndnistiies it coiilribuies to lli'-
otlierwise vvy dry world."— y//"!/.. p. .K*:;. Ibira'-e Pm.-hnell was b. at Bantam, iie:ir
DAVENPORT, lll'XTl NGTOX, CLARKE.
359
r;Zi;^~l77wi April 14, lSO-,>; son of Ensi-u nnd D-.tl.a (Bishop) BusUncll; rem ^vitll
•r^^^ to New J>resto,;, Conn., 1S05; Y. C 1.27. t-'^^^Vr^J- mr^""S'to S'
\v • tnt,,i- V (• lS-'9- i.astor No. ( on-;, clih. (P:nk clih.) at ilaitt. ly.,.* to i. .)a,
' ,. iT.>^'r \m. He also puMished luanv addresses, and a liH.,ueut .■ontnbut m to
Smous perodil-als. He was aetive in s-eum,.- the beauftui ground m llarrto 1,
n\nedVor him-Bushu.dl Park-on v.hirh tlie new State L-apitolis ''••'■'■ .'^^J.^-\- ^^ '
wS™cris4- Havv. i>^3- u.^y^^:u invited to the ':'-;i^->-:\^^;;^';'->;
Col 1^*0 Red. in Hartf., Feb. 17. 1^70. On Sunday, Nov. 24, is.s .- noual t-m t
.^uto^ii in the Patl. chh.. was unveiled atVr nn ^'I'l-'l'-'y--- ;^^, ^^^ ^^S^^t^n:
U,-y D>- Burton His life, written bv his daughter, Mars. pub. h} llaipt ^^. Inc.(i con
Ins two 1 ortn it. one hi earlv. the other in later years. - His tnental po.se was tinely
:^e^mlur that verv reason. i.erhaps, the more easily disturbed. In later years
'; ; the slSu ^ever thara-eompa.lie. a eold would sometimes seH.,. tun.d -an^-ng^
Iii>,} -n 4() 1 ELiXAiilCTif. d. V. 2. noi:.vCK. b. Se].t.. 18..S. d. O. i 9. 1^4, oi
i;;^a'';i"i ease ••The ehild had been remarkably good aud lovely, with a sptr. ual
a ^e doubtless pretitaturely developed ut.der the apprr.aeh -t <^-^-;^ - -^^ ^^"^^
? a .u.^elio suJtue^s.--/^..^., p. W. o, ^Iaky, wr.,te U e ol ^->^ ;-= '"■ ^-^- -
18(>:i, Fra.tk SN'. Cheney of Hartf. : r, ,hil. 4, 1- k.vnces hoL is.v. .), DoiiiA.
11. Elizabeth Cogswell Apthori.e.
Ill Frances Louisa Apthorpe. ,. t, , i „ i
IV. Emily Sophia ApJhorpe, d. 1S70; nt. ISlfi, Josej.h Sanrpsuu ot Boston, who d.
1S72, iu 79th vr.
V. Catharine Apthorpe. m. l>r. Head «d (a!.
ft999 q-irah HuntniEton, b. .lune 20. 1727: m. Aug. '22. 1748. Capt. Hezeklah
^^S;,l^^^I^^2u"r°n'^Vest l.tdics; <2. Samuel Beers, Es,., of Stratlord.
Conn., b. 172S; d. Get. 17, 1708, a. -0.
1. Trvpheua Wetmore, bap. July s
.julv 11, 17;2.
" 11. Hezekiah ^^'etmore. b. Marcli .
Geoi;(;k. 2, S\K.\u. i. bv 2d m. :
17.)0; d. (and buried) iu Stratlord. Conn.,
17.j4; res. Fairlield, Conn.; m. — — . 1,
Luev Beers, Sept. 10, 1760; m. Cec
Sa'.ah Ann Beers. June (]. 17^3; m
^Vilbam Pitt Beers, April 2, 17(36
Smith of Smithtown, L. 1.
David Bee'-s of Fairrield, Coitn.
Y. C. 178."); d. bSlO; an eminetit lawyer in
N. Y.: m. Anna. dau. of Bev. Jonathan Sturgis ot 1 airlield
HI.
IV.
V.
Ivis^u^ Dec •^3 1 822 a 92 He was s<m of Mose. and Elizabeth (HuntmgtotO. s"-. o
Dani d^'son of Daniel of Hudson and Hartf. Elizabeth Huntington was <laa. ol Samuel
nnd sis't^r of Eleazer. who m. Elizabetl. l^tkin [2] and .d Ehphalet. who... w,d. >arah
(Elliot) m. Hev. Achille Mansfield [4]. ,. .,^, ,
I John Cbirke, June 18, 1752; m. Abigail > Vri'^'T--
Jabez Clarke, b. Nov. 2. iTo:^,; m. Annie Elderkm.
Izrahiah Clarke, b. May 16, d. June 11 7...-). ,
lerusha Clarke b. Mav 7, ]7r,6; d. at I tiea, N. \.. JuIn ^, 1840, a. b4, unm.
Hezekiah. Clarke, b. Dee. 19, 1757; m. Lucy Bliss^
Trvphena Clarke, b. Feb. 10, 1760; m. Ebenezer Bushnell.
D< odatu.. Clarke, b. July 1 i, 1762; m. Nancy Dunham.
Hannah Clarke, b. May 19, 1764; m. Hon. (,.eo Bliss.
lU-nrv Clarke, b. May 4. 1766; m. Mary Ann Fl'l;''^'", .
Erast'u.s Clarke, b. May 11, 1768; m. Sophia Por.er; (2) Soplua H.n-.
Tha.ldens Clarke, b, Feb. 12, 1770; m. D.bo.ah Baker
Eh/.Lb.ti! Claike. b. Feb. 2, 4772; m. l^udovu-us N\ -dd.
H.
111.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
Vlll.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII,
82241. John Clarke, b. June 1:5, 1702; d. A,.nl 21, 1S47. ,. 95; " I'l-f^'^i--
prac in Wimlsn,, Conn., and afterward in Lebanon, Ma< ison ( o. . N ^.. m. De . 1.^
i?8i: Abigail, dau. of Hev. Samuel Mnseh-y, 2d pastor 2d Cong. <d,h. at Hampton, t onn. ;
>G0 lillAXCJl OF ELIZAIiKTIf.
b. Nov. 19. IT.V); d. Jan. '28. IS-'U. ii. 78.
I. t^«j)hia, li. S(iit. -24, 17S2: in. Ilarvfv W. ('iuiipbfll.
II. TrvplnTui, b. Mav IT, ITNG: ni. licv. ]>.kit'l .1 (;"ha])inan
III. J(,lm .Mo.<.l.-v. b. .Jiilv'2, ITSS; d. 0(t. -2. 1788.
JV. Xabl)y, b. Nov. 31), 1789; d. Auir. 22, 1807, iimii.
V. Maiy,"b. .lunc 17, 17il2: m. Mose.s ^Vylit•, jr.
VI. Amanda, b. Oct.. 12, 1711k In Uite-r vi-ars was an invalid a ]<ii.|r time, and w;i.s
rai-fd l'(jr by Mis. C. A. C. Biuckctt, lU whose lious.- iu Lockport, X V., she d. .ManJi V
1883, a. 80, nnin. She was the last surv. of the dans, of Dr. .b-im t'laik*-
Vll. Hannah, b. Se}>t. M. 1798; ni. William Van Duzer.
Vlll. William Moseh-y, b. Mareli 2;j, ISO!:!: m. Ihiriiet Chapman.
822411. Sophia Clarke, b. Sept. 24, 1782: d. in Lockport N Y Marcli 11
1870, a. 8S; m. Uet. 21, l8i;5, Harvey Wylie Campbell, b. Ai)ril 'JM, 17.S7'; d. Sept o'
18'j8 (s. of Archibald ol' A'oluntown, Conn. ); niereh. in ijebanon. .\. Y. ; rem. 18'2 to
Roche.stcr, and next year to Lockport where he liad a store until alter the eanaV was
finished; lie then ])atented an under water excavator, and took contracts in dilTerent
places, the last in Moni-oe, Mich., where he torik dis<-ase of which he died. He was Just. Of
the Peace several years: an elder in the 1st Presb. chli. 'S4 vrs. from its oriirin in 1S24
He furnished some army suiiplies in 1812. As Cajit. of a Cavalry Co., wtMit%o SackeVs
Harbor in that \\ ar.
I. Mary Soi.hia Campbell, b. Au;:. 24. 1814; m. June fi, 184L Edward Rufus
(iraves, b. Mairh 4, 1819; res. Lockport. X. Y. ; bookkeeper, i>hotot;rapher and com-
uiercial traveller: s, of Pafus Craves, ]Mf>f. of cheie.istry iu Dartmouth Co'l., who, bv his
own personal exertions, founded Amherst Col. 1. L'dw ahd Cusnixo, b. Mav p] i847-
grad. All)any Law School; lawyer X. Y. C. : m. June 18, 1879, N'ettie' (.'ecilla" Pratt 2
Emma Weli.s, b. Dec. 24, 18U8; m. Sejn. :j, 1n7:J. Lvman Arthur Dietrick, b. Mav ?'
1843; architect: re.s. Lockjiort. 1, ]V,/i. Art/i".!\ b. Dec. 23 1874. 2 Lry(,r {'in,!,-,'
b. Xov. G, 1870. ' - ./ ■
11. Cavoliup Amelia Cajnpbell, b. July 2U, ISKj. Instructed bv the best sele.'t and
classical teachers in Syracuse. "Has never graduated anywher^'and intends to be a
student as lontr as she livt-s." Among- her acquirements are" painiiui: in v^att-r and oil —
l>or(]ait and landscaj>e: German, French and Creek languages in additinu to the more
common braneh«'S. In 1S47-8 was teacher of drawing, jmiuting and embroiderv in
Sewanl Sem., Uocliestcr. X. Y., Lucilia Tracy, Principal; ha.s been Preceptress in Acad,
department of the Union School in Syracuse, X. Y., and left to accej.t a i)rofe£sorship
in X._ Y. Central Col.; Preceptres.s in Cottage Sem. Alden, X. Y., and in Lowville;
Drawing Teacher in Cnion School in Lock])ort; had the drawing, painting and Freu'di
classes in ladies' dept. of Clinton Liberal Inst, for two years; durini;- the war, same
classes with some Cerman; 18o7. in Hamiltiu Aca'l., X. Y,", -aid receivt^d de-^-ree of A.M.
from the Trustees; m. Mav tj, 1870, Prof. (Jeorge Lester Prockett f 11 1 b Jan 29 l^-^7-
d. April 4, 1880. ' , .j, . . , , ,
822412. Trypheua Clarke, b. May 17, 1786; d. Mav 1. 1,S07. a. 81; m. April 2.
1828, Hev. Ezekiel J. Chapman, b. Oct. 13, 1781; d. Aug. l,'lS6f); i>reached at Lel)anon.
X. Y. ; rem. to Oneida Lake and preached thr. until i)reveated bv ai^-e and ill-health; lu-
then acted as colporteur for the Bible Soc. or the Prcsl). Pul).|Soc~; d. at Oneida Lake.
He was bro. of Harriet Chapman, wf. of W'm. Most-ley Clarke.
1. Mary Almira Chapman, b. March 1, 183;i: il. at Plum Creek, Xeb., 1882; m.
Sept. 2, I80O, Henry B. Miller: rem. to Somerset, X. Y., wheie 2 or 3 children d., thence
to Virginia, where they lost another; then to Plum Cr.-ek, Xeb. 1, Mauy Fk\xcks, b.
July 3. ISol. 2, ErxiCK Amkma, b. A[.ril 20. ls'r)3. 3, JosKfir Ht;xj)EKso.\, b. Julv
27, iNo"). 4, C.\ROMNi: SoiMiiA, b. Fell. 12. I808. ."i, Saha)[ Aiucaii., b. Auir. L 18yO'.
«7, Hknp.y Maktyx, b. Mav 9, 18()3. 7, Akahki.i.a Ciuack, b. X'ov. 13,^18(i4. >!,
Hanxaii, b. Aj>ril 21. 18(i8.
822415. Mary Clarke, b. June 17, 1T!)2; d. June 17, 1N2;S: m Mav 1S17 :\lo.ses
^^'ylie. jr.. b. Oct, :.'t;. 17i)4:d. .Man-h 12. ISJS; res. L.-banon. X. Y.
I. Henry Clarke \Vylif, b. Ffb 9. ISjS; m. Fel>. 23. 1S12. .Mai-v Avrrv; r.'-.
Sparta. Mich. 1, Hknkv IlfXTixciTox, 1). .ian. :'.(). 1S43. 2. (inoiict; Vki;(i v\i.. b
Jan. 10. I84t; m. .Vpril 1. ISiii;, .Martha Sn^.w. b. .Mav:;i. ]S4:). ;',, W_m. Dki.ax'V. b.
Sept. 30. bs4,i; m. .'dai(li 1, IsiKI. Annie Slrv|u'r. 1)'. Feb. 4, IMii; Spuita, .Mich. 1.
Eriiof, yi-.yy :\\ , ist;7. I. Cii \ lii.nirK .\.mi:ma. b. X'uv. (i. b^is. o, linu ai;i: iuvim!.
1). Dec. 12, iS.jd. (i. (•iiA>. AiujoTT. b. .Ian. 17, \x:v.',, 7, Maky Ei,i/.a, b. D.-c. 2.").
is.j."). s. ()i:i;ix Ai.i.i;x. b. .Nhiv 13. 18--)8.
CLAKKE.
3 01
' 11 Ecbvard Huntin^mn Wyli.., b. Do,-. 8, ISIO; in. Nov 22. Ip- Eli/aM,Hm-
. 1, >;„,- •; is-H, 1 KnwAKi) MorxTKNF.Y, h. S.-pt. I'.i. ISC.U: d. Apnl 2-3, isbl.
•> "Makv AMKi.iA. 1.. .'un. n, ls(i4. o, Ai.KitKi. Wk,.d. 1.. D<-r. 7. l^li<;.
'■ "ill Mulv Amelia Wvlu-. h. IVb. l--., lS22:m. >olouu.nl)uv.s Weaver.
V Wni. Mo..!.v Wyli.., b. April 2. 1-4: ^n. S,;,,t. 28 18..:^, Wizabe . M, s. b.
Inn.' 17 18:31; .1. .lune 4, b-0:-J; (2) U.-t. :30. I,s(i7. Krnnna Kll.s. b >ov. 20 iSoO. 1-,
"V KMA SoF.riA, b. Jan. 21, 18M. 2. Ida C'emna, b. Jan. . 18...;. 3, Llsik 1/^.|;^.^ ^;-
i).v 8. 1S58. 4, LovKi.i. Aiii-TAs, b. Jan.. (j, INUO. 5, Lii.LiK Li.t/.akkth, b. Ai.nl ..0, 18(.o.
S22417. Hannah Clarke, b. t^.-pt. 14. 17y- d Oct. lo lN(i5. m. Nov. 2(). 1825
yTn \L' Du.er, b. IVl. 10. 1^.8: d. March S 1^42; res.^ilvr Owk. N^V; .. ..1
(.uak<T vaiei.l> -f Paliuvra, X. Y. ; a widuvver with 2 daus. wlien in. to Ilarinab <
' 1 .lohu Clarke Van Duzer, b. An-. M, 1827: in. Feb. 8. 184.), Lavina (^ Norton,
^v1„,<'' T-in HI 1S70- (2) Oct. 6,1871, Kate Stevf.n^<: res. P^scanuba, Mich. 1 Ai>ida
■ M'V-u b'.Tniv -n l8iS: n.. Oct. 18, l>s71, Kd^-ar A. Marshall. 2. Asm.KV .Mai:kice.
1 \l-,-h i^-.r d Wr !.•< I^r4: m. Oct. 20. 1S71. Mary MeKee. V,, AiMSTiF.r ^ an-
NF.ss.v^ Ik Feb.' 1'.). 18.-.4: ni. l\-b. 16, 1874. Abner L.uigley. 1. -h'slr. b. Dec. 2*. 18.4.
• d" Suev Van Ihizer. b. March 12, 1820: m. Oct. 23. 1S6!, Julia F. O'Brien. 1;
\NDK.^. StockWki.l. b. Au- :i. 1862. 2. Adelaidk Fama. b. Feb., istj:,. a, Asin.KV
M\\- b March H, l^cs. 4. Filanci;s Fm/abkiii, b. Nov.. 18.2.
Ill William Van Duzer. b. Jan. 1. 18:>), unni.
IV Soi.hia Elizabeth Van Dnzer, b. Feb. 10, 18:30: m. Sept. 2.. 1861 Azariah
Smith b Tan 1 1S;j7- res Boston, Mass. ; connected some years witli the military tele-
arai.l.; i.nv io publishin- business; house ol James T. Field. ]?ostoii. 1. ^^^I'l^^I/ ■\^
DuzEK, b. Feb. 10, 1868: d. May ?A. 1>^60. 2, Tiikodokf. Clakke, b. May 18, is.O. e>,
Feokknce Ei.izAJif-rn, b. May 6. 1S7:].
V \bbv Van Duzer, b. Feb. 1:3, ]s:31; d. leb. 1,, 18.^3.
Vl". Edward Van Duzer, b. Dec. 14, 18:!;3; d. April 21, 18:37.
822418. William Moselcy Clarke, b. March 28, ISOo: res. (Jilbertsville;
farmer and carpenter; m. April y, l82y, Harriet Chapman, b. Nov.. l.Oo.
1. Harriet Elizabeth, b. Dee. i:j, is:>.0:d. March 16 18:ol. , , , ^ . ., , . ^
II. John Moselcy. b. April 14. 18:32; m. Kate William- and haa 1 child; d. a. b
Nvt-eks He is a Fnive'rsalist minisr.er in Tenn.
HI. Jabez Huntinp-tnn, b. July 2:3. 1^:38; d. Aj.ri] 14. 1^:42.
82242. Jabez Clarke, b. Nov. 2, 17o;3: a brave, upn-ht and honorable man;
served throu"-h the war of tlie IJev. in the Quartermaster Generals dept., with good
n.puTation. "vfterwanls Chief Ju>t. of Windham Cu. Court; d. Nov 11, bs;;6, a. 88:
m -Vpri' 4 1787 Annie, dau. of Jedediah Klderkm. wlio d. July 1, 18.58; a. ...
' I ' C'harles. b. March 6. 1788; d. Oct. 22, 1798.
11 Elizab.th. b. Oct. 29, 1789; m. Walter Kinp, Esq.
Ill' \\\\v\ b \pril 6 1792; m. 1818, Edward Venum, desc. trom the \ eriion s ot
Cheshire En- ' b. Sept. S, 1798; d. Feb. 12. 1861; res. X. Y. C. 1, Eijwakd, b. An-.
"M 1819 " 2 ^Ann\ b 0<-t. 2.-), 1821: d. Xov. 28. IM'.t); num. 8. MAiiY Ei.iZA, b. Sept.
:V'lS2s-'d Feb" 16'l864; unm. 4, Sa.mfei, H.^^uwoud, twin with M. E. ; d. Oct., 1829;
5' Phieii-'iUkwood. b. March 81, 1884; m. June 26. 18(37. Snphia Helena Duttnn.
IV .l(-rusha. b. March 20. 1794; m. Jesse W. Doohttle.
V' Edwards b Feb 24, 1796; d. March 8, 186s; Y. Col. isi.j; lawyer m W mdliam
Co • m' Mav 2^ is28, Harriet Perkins. 1. Ciiaiilotte E., Jan. 2.j. 1830. ~, J^l-^«/
Pfkkins' b"JuK 4 1S:36; d. Julv 26. ls70: m. Dec. 20, 18(31, Anthony Lane, b. July 4,
is^lj 1 "Hrnrst hliranl^.h. March :iO, 1S6T. 2,i;,?'^, b. July 20, 1S70. 8. Annie Jane, b.
Jan P>' 1S46 4 He-NKY VEiiXoN, b. Oct. 8, 1S49. In Xov., 1842. Mrs. Clarke took i-assage
on a st/amer from Detroit to ButTalo. the last boat of the season, with her two daughters.
Marv a dark-evefl, curlv-haired girl of 6yrs., and Charlotte, a gentle, womanly girl ot
12 ■ Thev werl' returning to New England. The wather was calm and ideas:int Abt.
midni-ht'the boat stopped at a pier built far out in:o tie- lake, to take on sonu^ treight:
amono^ the rest a barrel of turpentine. In rolling this barrel on board it burst; the tu-
pemine ran over the d.-ck, (h-wn among the machinery, reaehed the turnaee and -^et the
b;.at on fire. Tie- liL-hiliouse on the „ier .-au-ht: the boat was eusi oose, and dntted
avav and most of the erew and i,as.s..ngei> jn-FHle-d. Some uvie <-hi b-d fo_ aeaili: some
w, ,:. l.arued with the ve»el: many w>e drowiud. A few were saved by lilr-presrrveis
and tlou'in<- fra-.m-nts of furniture. S -venil years afterwards (rrace (.reenwou.l who
had learned the' farts bv corivs].ondenr,- vvith her <ousin, wrote the story lor a cluld s
362 BKAKCK OK ELIZABETH.
liiipcT, The Lilflc J'il^'nm. uiidor tlio title of '■llfroisiu siiul Faith." It is u hcauiiful aiul
touchiii^^ iTcital of luatenial love and womanly couia^'t' and filial faith. Oiilv an abstract
can he- ^iven licre:
_ While iMrs. Clarke was sk-cpiuu- soundly iu Ikt I)iith, on the nii;lit of the disa-t.r, a
little wliite-rohcd fig-iire eame to her, and said quit( lit-nrly: -'.Maniuia, the jjoat isou
fire. Do t;et U]i!"
It wasliitle Mary. Th.e mother was tired and failed iierhajis to conii-rehend. Tiien
anxiously ni-;is|)iiii:: )ier niotlier's hand she spok.' !i<;ain : ".Maniiiia, Mauinia. \\>- are
barnin^Mip: What shall we doV"
Then Mrs. Clarke spranir np. and saw her (diildren by lu-rside, pah- witli terror. Init
each careful little ,-oul holdiii;;- in her arms the clothes she had taken off on goin-- to
l)ed._ All the passengers had fled i'rom the cahin. On openinji' the door, it was set'". To
be filled with smoke. Another door opened from her room intiTa passage that hd to the
stern of the boat. She hd her ehildrm almu;- this i.a-<s:ii;-e. 'i'hev'xvere all iu th-ir
night clothes. It wm> a cold Novemhi'r idght. For a little while ih.ev stood in a narrow
space, tlu^ liames b.diind, the ehilly water before them; death oii either hand. Then
the .soul of the ui.ither fully awoke. 'Die water were lit up with a i:ha<ilv dav. I.ook-
iug al)oul for means (,f escajie. she saw iindei- the stem of the v( s.-Vl tin-* rud'dei- (diain
and i-(jpes. It seemed to alTord a (dianr-e. She sei/ed it and b>rme<l her plans.
"Children," said she calmly, "do not (ding to n:e; br (juiel and obedimt. or 1 lannot
help you." The brave little girls promi.sed to be verv good. Then the nn^ther stood
witli her arms ;d)out her darlings and prayed. ;, low,' brief praver, but stronii- a^ love,
jiassiouate a> life, solemn as death. Then lifting up little Marv, she said: ".Mv (diild
do you see those ro]ies and chains below there'.'"
''Yes, liuimma."
'•A\ ell. darling. I must diop you over into the water. Yn\i will no down, dov, u; but
you will soon come u]) very near those chains and ropes I think. Tlien fjni.y) the r/,,ti/,.<
— /lot thi' ropes. Jlnhlori to tlnclintiiS. Don't let go for a moment. Do vou uiulerstand?"
"\ es, tnamnia; I am to hold on to those <diaiiis. ]5ut won't I l.u- dro'wnedv"
"I hoj)e not dear: otdy keep your mouth tighllv ejosed while under water; becalm.
and remember what mamma has told you. Now, d'e.ir, vou must e-o."
Over the railing tlie mother gently lifted iu-r child". ' It was fifteen feet to the water.
One fearful instant she held her suspeiide 1 ar.d then let eo. Theehild stru<dv the water
almost as sileiuly and soitls as a siKnc tiake. The white dress gleamed for ;■ ndnute.
then suifk (.>ut of sight.
llow lojig it s(ei;ied waiting b.r her. 'Oh, mother." said Charlotte, " M.irv i-;
gone!" 15ut she had hardly spoken b.-fore a little white sjiefdc ai.i.eared in the water.
It was Mary rising where she had sank. She grasped the (duiin. She replied to their
call. She was safe.
" Now, Charlotte," said the mother, " it is voui luni. I cannot lift vou over the
railing; you mu.st juni]). Be as brave as little Marv; do as she did and" vou mav be
saved."
"Yes, mother, I will try. But will you surely come?"
" Yes, my daughter. 1 will die or be 'saved with mv children. Keep a good heait—
trust in Cod — ,t;dod bye."
A hurried embrace, a loving kiss, then a slender voung figure cl.-imbered over the
railing, stood ]>oised an instant outside, thi-n plunged 'into the cold, deep wat<'r.
Another fearful susi)eiisc-; then this dear form arose also from the relenting deep,
grasped the rudder chain, and called to her mother that she was .safe.
It was time f<u- the mother to go. The flames had rea(died the si)ot where she stood.
She (dimbcd over the railing and leaped. She setuned to go down a u,vat distance itito
l>rofouiul calm and silence, shutting out, as it seemed bnever, the scene of an^-ui-h.
terror and tumuli above. But at last she also began to rise, as if borm- bv aneels, and
came up close to her children. Oh! what a welcome thev gave her. She' irf.e-i'ed tie-
chain, btit the iron was almost too hot to hold. The f!am'es^:d..ne bliiuled and .seorelied
them, the hot iron became intolerai)le. Once little Marv let go aitd went under, but was
resciieil by the motln^r, en<'(uiraged ami entreated to liold on. "Oil, ves," sobbed the
child, " what will poor father do if we are drowned?"
So love, the great divine htdper, lent her patieiu-e and couratre.
At leiigtli. affr an bourof untold sMtreriuLT. h:df burned,' half ehilled to de:ith.
they were liirked up by a suiall boat, the very last to be rescued.
VI. Charlotte i:dwards, b, (.)et. "JO, ITilS; d. Jan. IS, Ics2;i; m. Samuel rerkiiis of
riiila., bro. (d' Harriet, above.
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822422. Elizabeth Clarke, \>. O.t. '2'.), ITsO; d. Sept. 19, 1S12: m. Nov. v.).
ISIO. Walter Kiiifr. Es(i., of I'tica, X. Y., h. Juii. 0, ITSG; d. July IC, Is.-jJ; Y. C.
J Sit").
I. Elizabeth Kiiiu". b. Dec. 17, 1811: d. June 17, 1S4><; m. Dee. '-20. ISlK). .lames
l^uttDn, b. C)ri., 17110: res. I'tica. 1, .I.vmks, b. (»et. 1, IS;!?; d. Feb., ]S4s. :>. Soi'iii.v
lli:r,i'.NA, b. Autr. •'>, 1810; in. Juite 26. 1f?G7. riiilip Jlarwood Vernon, b. Marcli '■i'i,
IKMl. 1, JLirin.nO.h. Mavis. ISiiS. ;;. t'ii.\ui.i;s. b. Ajiril 27, ISk': in. Dee., ISfjG,
.Mice l?eixle, b. Feb.. IS 11." 4. A.nn.v Vkunox, b. .Inly 24, ISIH, ."i. Ei,i/..s.Bi:rii i\r.\(;.
1). June o, IS IS.
822424. Jcrusha Clarke, b. March 20, 17!J4; d. Oct. 20, ist;."): m. June, IslO.
Jes.se W. Hoolittle of rtica. 1). June 17. 17S4: d. Sej.t. IS, lS4r).
1. Edwards Clarke Doolittle, b. March 10, 1S17; d. June 8, 1820.
II. John Jabfz Doolittle, b. Feb. Iti, lN]'J: m. June G, 1849, Kate A. Roeart. 1,
TiiKOi)(.i!K E.. b. Dee. 4, is.-.o. 2, K.vn: A., b. July 12. is.i:]. 3, Lofis.s. A..^l). Apiil
r», iyG2. 4, Wii.j.iK b'., b. Autr. oO, 1SG4.
IH. Edwar.ls Clarke Doolittle, b. Ainil 29. 1S21.
W. Charles Huntin>,non Doolittle, b. March 20, 1^2;].
■\'. Charlotte Perkins Doolittle, b. Dec. 22, IS24: m. Sept. 19, 1S4S, James L.
Nonis, b. March 11, 1S18: d. Sept. 20, iSiil. 1, M.suY Ai.n).\, b. Oct. 7, 1849; d. Sept.
II, ISoO. 2, CoiiNF.i.i.N. GiiACE, 1). Nov. 19, is.^i. ;-], Jam?:s \\'aki;kx, b. Jan. 27, iSoli.
4, lioiJKin- Aktuvk. b. March Vd. ISOU.
VI. Frederick Albert Doolittle, b. .June is, ls27: m. Annie MUchell.
W\. Cornelia J>oolittle, b. July 2;'.. d. Aui,r. ], i,s2y.
Vlll. Ceortre Doolittle. b. Dec.'(i, ISIJU: nn July 2;;!, 1S,",7, Laura Mann.
l.\'. Wili'iam Jesse Doolittle, b. June l:;, IS:.::!; ni. Jiine 2. lS.-,*<. Ilattie Swift. 1.
Ar.Mi.NA Swii-i', Feb. 28, 18"j9. 2, Jk.vnik Swifi', b. Sejit. 4, 1><G2.
X. Anna (.Trace Doolittle, b. April 20, IS;!-"): d. Sept. 7, 1S71; m. July 8. ]s."i7, E.
Storrs Barrows. 1. W.m. Dooi.TTi lk. b. Aui^-. 2s, 1858. 2, Mauy Cooi'f.k, b. Jan. 14,
18G0. 8, Ot.ivi;k Buo.nso.n. b. .lune 7, 1SG2. 4, .Ir.ssi;. b. Mav 8, ISGG. o. NVu.i.ik.
Aug-. 28. 1SG7.
82245. • Hezckiah Clarke, b. Dec. 19. 17o7: stud. nvd. and surg. with liis f.
At age oi' 21 NV'a'^ :'-l'P*- sui-geon's mate in Col. \\'y!li<' n'gt. — \\'arrant ]ireseiited to liim
in person by (io\'. 'rrumbull. He- served two yrs. in Kev. army, and nearly lost his life
b\ exposure: prac. in l.ane>;boro, .Mas.^. , IS yrs.: r.-m. to Ponrpey. N. Y.. 1S(I."). His
reputation as a surgeitn very extensivt.'. His skill shown rrither in ])i I'serviiiL'" than
amputating. Many instances are related of hi^. success \^■ithout tin' knife, in opposition
to medical council. In the \vinier of isi::^-14, out of oOO cases of spotted fever (Uily >>
<lied. One leason of his su<-ct>ss was his uiitiriin:- d<'voti(-'n to hi< patients. In one
instance he \\ as taken on a beil lo t lu- Jei'ome fam. , (>!' whom o were flown with the IV-ver.
It wa.s a stmniy, \\iinei- niijht (.)n I'omiiey Hill, and the distance ^vas five miles. They
all recovered. His mind failed in later \ rs., and after he had ceased to know his (*wn
family lie cured a tlithcult case of disease--tlie faith of the ])a1ient in him, aided. He
d. at Pom])cv March 4, 1S2G: iii. June 2. 1785, Lucv, dan. of Hon. Moses Hliss, b. June
19, 175G: d.'Jan. 19, ls50, a. 94.
I. Henry, b. Ai.ril21, 17S7; drown.ed Sept. 29, 178S,
II. Henry, b. Jan. 25, li'SU; stud, the classics ^vith James Pobinson and \\'ood.s
Birdseyc. In 1812 or ISi;; drafted into the army as Serg-t. -Major, liead(|uai-t -rs at
O.swcf^o. At close of liis term of service was oflVi-.'cl a cajitaincy in the regular army, but
declitied. Admitted to j)ractice in the su[)reme court at Ali)any Jan.. 1S14. In .Mandi
formed a co-partnership with Caleb B. Drake, Es(j., of Ithica. N. Y., and d. the: ■ Feie
19, 1S17, unm. He had ac(piired a hiijli repiifation, both for abiliiy and liiora! \\'in-lh.
David Woodcock said of him in IstjS; •• 1 looked upon Henry Clarke us the most prom-
ising- voung man I ever knew."
'll'l. Harriet. J.. April 14. 17'J1; m. Hon. Daniel (Gilbert.
IV. Charles, b. April 12. 17!'-!': m. < >!! v Ostrander.
V. Lucy, b. Aiuil 2:1. 17:15: d. Aug. 2. K'JG.
VI. Lucy. 1). Oct. 27, 17'.i;i. d. July 2!', IS-IG, in Syracuse; unm.
V!l. John Huntington, b. .Inly 2S, 17!'S; res. Pompey. N. Y. : farms extensividy.
\ 111 \'.ilii.im .Mctealfe, b. .Xinilo. isui). IMuc. at dist. school and Pompej. A^ad.
In 1S22 he ■' went West" to Oleau Point, where he Ixnurht a skilT. and wi'h a comp:'niou
went down the Alleg-hany river lo \\ arren, ■vvheic they engagrd pa.ssage on a ;afl and
continued tlu- vo_\a!'-e on raft and tiat boat to Steub 'n\-ille, ()., tliem-e by boat to Mays-
.ville, thence on loot to Millersville, Ky., where he obtained a school, and re-, till 1S2S.
3ti4
BltANClI OF ELlZ.Mli:in.
He cKpcrif'nce.l rdiijinii iiud johifl the I'rcsb. clih. in Concfud, \\y. In 1S?S hv ifturnid
to Pi)nii>f'v, X. Y., on liorscbiick am! alone- u di.st.-iiicc nf 7(i;) niilcs — and e>ngaLri'd in
fiirniin"- and teacliiniC till l.s:;-2; tli''n till is:;^ in DUMcantilc hnsinfss at Maiiliiis, X. Y.,
and for H VIS. %vas l)r])iiiy ( 'n. Clfvk: rem. to Ssi-a<'u-;c. In ISO!) idcctrd Srliool Com-
missioni'i-'for Ponijii-y. In 1^11 Villaui' ('Ifrj; of S.. and collector of laxfs. He has hct-n
ill tlic maihlf l)nsine:j, al-o in liardware and in sash and i)lind maUiiig. Fvo\u 18-3o for
7 vrs. a nit-'in fif the ciTv lH>ard of as<(>ss;>rs. ][f has hi'en cliief clerk in ofTi-c (d' ct)Uiity
cli-rk of (.'nondaga t"o. , scar<diinir df])ai-tnjent, and at intfrvals a])i>t. ;y tlic courts to
•settle several lai"i;e estat'-s. In ISij'j lie ]>ur( ha-<ed the res. known as "' Hiawatha liodge,"
jibt. 2V miles south of Svi'acuso, and lives there, llis les in Ky. had enalded l.'iia to see
from jiersonal nh^ervutiuu the evils of slaveiy, and he hccauie a radical in o})[i()sition to
tliat svstem. He was a candi(k\te of the Liheriy iiarty for Co. Clerk in lS4l!. He was
the main instigator and most pmnunent actor in the aluluction of " White Lady Fugitive,"
Oct. 7, 1889, from lier nia>tf-r while visiting Syracusi.'. This caused great excitement at
tlie time, and a full account was ])u!)li^>hed in seveial journal.^. He thus initiated the
"Underground H. li."' iu S. : was a mcnt. of the vigilance committee, and active
in tlie later ])roce('diugs of the celehrated ■'.lerry " rescue case 'i'hough nearly 8-4 yrs.
of age, he still retains niost of his faculties to a remarkable degree Since 1824 he has
*?schewed tobacco and strong drink. He m. .Tune 7, iSoG. Clara Catlin Tyler, b. Ajnil 9.
1819: grad. C;vzenovia Seminary, and some time preceptre-^s in (.'. High School and in
Manlius Acad. She is desc. in the Tyler lim- fr(nn .bd) of .Indover, Samuel, Hbenezer,
<!"apt. John. Dea. John and John of Harfoni. Pa., her f., who m. Polly Wadsworth. In
the Wadsworth line slie is de<c. from Hon. William of Cambridge. Capt. Jo-i'ph of
Charter Oak fame, Joseph, Joseph, and E[)aphras, wlio ni. (Mara Catlin, and had Polly.
In the Thacher line she is de<c. from P.ev. I'eter of Sali-;bury, Eng., Hev. Thouuis. 1st
pastor of tlie old South chh., Boston, ]?ev. Peter of Milton, Ma<s., Hev. Peter of Middle-
boro. Mass , Rev. Peter, A.M., of Attleboro, }dass., whose dau. Mercy m. Dea. John
'I'vler. In tin' Catlin line, desc. from 'I'honras, John (d' Hartford, Samuel of l^itchfield.
John, V, ho m. Meciy Seyin<r,ir. Ca|il. Eli, who m. Elizabeih Wey and had Clara, as afiove.
1, Hi-:m;v W.\i)swoi;'i )1. b. Nov. (J, 1S:;7; learned to read at a. of 2 yrs.; began
going to school before o: grad. Syracuse High S'hool, but his healtii would not allow
uu intended college cour.->e. In l8of» became ihe City Engineer's (Syracuse) Assistant.
^Yas City Engineer from I8*j4 to 1S')9 imdusive, except 9 mos. in the army. For tlie
la.st o yrs. has been Engineer in charge of the ri'-survey of the state boundary between
N. Y. and Pa., the final adjustment and re-marking with ])erm:inent granite monuments
not yet completed (iss:3). In 1881--2 Engineer in (diarge for X. Y. (Prof. I-'^lward A.
Bowser of liutger's Col., for Xew Jersey) of a similar survey and adjustment of tlie
boundary line between X. Y. and X. J. A large business contract pr<'vented his entering
the army until S<'])T.. 1SG4, when he became 1st Lieut. Co. 1,18.5th Kegt. X. Y. Vols..
(offered Captaincy but deciir.ed.t. .\t Lee's surn^nder was teruporarily se;-ving as ])ioneer
officer on SfafT (d' d'en. Zacli. Chaiidierlain. now Pr<'s. Bowdoin Cid., Me. He was sis
weeks, iu Xov. and Dec, lSii4. in City Point Hospital with malarial fever. He was
acting Capt. in battle of (,!uaker Pomd" March 29, bS'J.J; Gravelly Hun. Maixdi 81; Five
Forks, April 1 ; mustered out June 1, isG."). as Brevet Ca])1. X. V. Vols. For ly yrs. he
was a MieTulier ."list Bt^gt. X. Y. S. Mil., as private; Ca])t., Co. I, now Majorintlie llegt.:
IG yrs. mem. (i. A. ILTanil has held oflices of Adjutant, Assistant Inspector. Quarter-
master and Post Commander. Has been In-:pector of Elections and Supervisor of the
8lli Ward of Syracur^e. and elected ') times since, the last two almost unanimously.
Was Committee Chairman and Consulting iMigineer of the new court house building.
For many yrs. a Hii'ectoi of the Onondaga Co. Hist. .\ss(iciation. and now C<u-. Sec.
Mem. oftlie Am. Soc. of Civil EnLdneer.-. Mem. .Am. Meteorological Soc. He m. Oct.
1.5, 18(>7, Ellen Amanda Clarke, who d. Feb. 2:!. 1S71. She was a dau. of his cousin, C.
Fordham Clarke. She grad. at Pliipps I nion Acad, in Albion, X. Y., and was a tea( her
tliere. 1. T/'f'ih.rr Woihn nih. b. Oct. 2, INii'^. 2, FuvX(Es AMKi-t.\, b. Dec. 0, 18;'.9:
to w horn 1 am ir.de!)ted for this carefully compiled record of descendants (d' Dr. John
and Jerusha lluniinglon ( 'larke, in \n hie h many errors in (ioodw in's account ate collected.
and many lines brou-rht down to th.e iiresent time. One who has loiur known .Miss Clarke
renders th(
«'usy writei
correct in wlc
S(dioo! and liii'
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(dierished ])hin
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(|iialil ie^
-tematii
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; an
and
iiiri;
rved triluiic; '• She is a person of man\
rker, mentally and physicallv very enei:
■ Nvoii; .she nndiTfak'es. Sle- gia'duated from t
isidr for a teacher of m".sic-, drawing ami painting. Fm- a yea.r sh'
the juiblic sidiool-; of Syia.rti;!', but failing health fru.-tralcd h''
md she was i-omiielltHl to abandon her life's wiuJc for the more !istle>
imp
occuiiatioiis of an invalid. She wa^
or N'l'ar.-
on.-tant sulTerer. but has regained in .a
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small dfcroe soiuc of her fonnor jiliysiral vigor. She rosidcs with huv paif-nts at
Hiiiwatlia l;od2-o. m-ar Svpacant'. Sla- is unin."
IX. Most's ]}!!>.<. !).'X.i\-. '2>^, ISli;;: d. Nov. 20. ISi;."). lli- was in pai tinTshi]) witli
liijibro., John JL, ajid tht-y res. to^'-filicr. lie was a great siitTerer from iislhnia. niid
was t'ouiid <h'ad on tlie tioor in liis ho\isi'; m. .Ian. "JG. i^;!7, Lucy Dana, h. Sept. 21, loOD:
d. May 12, iSv."^. 1. LrcY Al)i:i..\n)i:. b. Mareli G. ls:jS; d. July 2, 1.S57: iiniii.
X. Tlieodore p'.dwards, 1). Jan. 28. 1S0(>; d. ()< t. 2(.), isrji; ninn. He was suliject
to fits in childhood up To about the iijj;e of ejoht yrs., and everafter was unable to pursue
anv regular eourse of Itusiness or stmly. Tie- wish of his liff was a rolh^u-e educatiou.
He stud, at Ponipcy Acad, at intervals, as heiilth i)erniitted. He also stud, at Oneida
Institute at Whitesville. X. Y.. where niaiund labor is eoniii-eted wiiji study, and was
some time eniploy.d as an assistant tearh.-r. Theodore D. Weld, who was a teacher and
lecturer there, said he had a happy faculty of illustrating and conveying hi.s ideas to liis
class. He afterward stud. med. and suri;-. witli Dr. Stearns of Pompey, who said he
was the most raiiid and thorough srudiuu h<- i vfr knew; buf. after six luos. was obliged
to give it uj). Previously he liad stud, law with the same result. After lS:31-2 he was
on'the wing for si vera! years, lecturing, teaching and resting. Afterward res. on a farm
nt Haldwinsville, X. Y.. until a year before his death. He d. at Syracuse, Oct. 2'j. IS.IH.
H. D. ^Veld who v.as greatly attached to him, said lie was misunderstood by most i)eo]>le.
He had "a great, true lieart; a far. clear-s'H-ing eye; profound views of men and things:
loathing of sliams; infelicitou*.A-ircunistances rullhd his surface, but how beautiful,
serene and trauspareni lay the di-pths of his nature ^' * " Rest, lirother of my
lieart, weaiv, .-irk at heart, reaching forth witli yearning and agony to tie' tilings b^d'ore.
tliou hast atiainei at last."' He was fiecpiently M>Iiciie«l to furnish copies of his writings
both in prose and poetry for ])iiblicatiou, but abscdutely refused. He read and criticized
the ]irofoundest wrltiiiu's as one at home, but in lat(>r years never wrote. All moral ar.d
ndigious questions greatly interested him.
822453. Harriet Clarke, b. April 14, 17i)l; d. Xov. 27, 1^64; m. Sept. C, IS] 7.
Hon. Daniel CTillieit; hiwy-r; b. Sept 12, KSG; d. P>b. 15. IbGo; s. ot PiCV. Jose]>li. then
pastor Cong. (hh. at SlieiYndd, Mass. In 1790 rem. with his f. to Weybridge. Vt., and
in 171)9 to Pomjiev. N. Y.: stud, law in Salina: soon elected Justice of the Peace and
held the otrice for 24 years In lSo2 rem. to Fayerteville. X. Y. ; tlunce to Gaines, X'.
Y., a year after: there appt. Asst. Judge Court of Com. Pleas and held bjr 5 yi-ars, and at
the same time ]>ostmaster. In 1844 rem. toColdwnter. Mich. He tlnu-e was Asst. Court
Commissioner, l>iir diil no other business, hi? heakh biding poor. Hr pnned tin- po>si-
bilitv of being an hoiu->t chri-tian lawver; child, h. in Saliiia.
■ I. Henry Clarke Gilbert, b. July 14, INlS; d. May 24. lSfi4; m. Xov. 2G, ISlc!,
Harriet Owsley Clianii)ion. b. April 16, 1S27, dau. of Peubiui J. Went with his father
to Fayetteville in is::!2, thence to Caines; tlience to Coldwater, Mich. Taught school
and stud, hiw; admitfed to Wav 1>:'42. !a lb44 api)t. by Cov. Fitch, Pros. Atty. for ]h-<uich
Co., Mich.; twice le-app.t.; held the ollice G yrs. In IS.'iO employed by So. J\Ii(di. Pi. P.
Co., to procure rigiit of way through Ikancli and adjoining counties and became Atty.
of the compiany; apjit. Indian ageiU by Pres. Pii-r<-.^ to the ChiiJ])ewas of Lake Superior
and Upper Miss., with stores at Sault St. Marie, 1/Anse, at h« ad id' Keweenaw Bay and
La Point, an island in Lake Superior. He adoj.n-d a huniain- policy, prcdiibited the sale
of whisky to the Indians as far as possible, and destroyed it wherever found witliin his
agencv. "intliisthi- Indians concurred. In ISo4, iu connection with another agent, he
concluded a treaty at La Point with the Chippewas of L. S. and U. M., by whi(di a large
tract was ceded to the C. S. After the close of his agency he resumed pndessional and
other business.
On the loth day of Sejit., 1802, the I'Jth Ibgt., Mi(di. Vols, was mustered into the
service of the 1'. S. at Dowagiac, Mich., under the command of Col. Henry Clarke
Oilbert. Tlie H<-ut. left ten days after for TluM-endezvous on the Ohio river, 10 miles
btdow Cincinnati; thence ordered from ])lace to plare. At Xieliolasville, Tenn. . a bat-
tery of G mounte<i howitzers and 40 horses was attaidied to the Kegt. At Thompson's
Station. Tenn.. the I'liion force of 1700 men, including Col. (iilbert's Pegt., was cap-
tured bv a force of 1000 men under (ien. Forrest. 'I'he 19tli Mieh.. wlio went into battle
with 4SS men, !o<t 20 killed and S:} wounded, of whom 54 died; 100 HKue were disabled
by exposure and cruel treatnuuit while jjrisiuiers. Col. (iilliert says that the men were
literally shiughiered while on thein.ireli to Pi-iiiiioP.d as pri.^.uiers. The otiie.-rs were
cnnlined in Libliy prison from March 20 to May 5, ISd:;, and then exchan^'-ed. Tin- L'egt.
was reorganized" at Camp Chase, and in Oct. Col. (iilbert was sent to .Me.Minnville in
command of the Post, and while tln-re built several redoubts. In April, 1NG4, he was
ordered to the front and was at the storming of Resaca on the 15th of May, where liis
3G6 BltAXCH OF ELIZA }!ET[1.
coiuinutul c;i])tun'd a h:ittfry on tin- tliird uttfinpt, tin.- two tirst being unsuccessful. At
this tiuH! he u'asshut througli tin- l:ody, within 1.") iV-t of thi; enemy's ^ifuiis, by ii ball from
a rilie in the bands of a sharpshooter. He dismounted without assistance, tied his horse
to a <,'-rub and sat (h^wn. Ho was taken in an ambulancf to ('hatlanooL;a and d. there,
May '2'\. I^O-}, nine daysafter the l)attle. He wasan exi'(dlent otHcer; astrict disciiilinariau,
but as consideratf of his men as if they were his own children, lookinij after their wants
and comforts. Ciiildren 1>. in Coldwater, Mich. 1, Lt ev. li. iiept. 5, 1X4-1; d. Oct. 18,
ISIir); until. ',', FiiKUF.KicK, b. .Inly IS, 184(1; d. Nov. 1, IS.IO. ;j, (ii;A( k, b. Au;r- 'i-i',
1849; m. .Ian. 'JO. 1S(5'.), Charle-; .\lmoji Spaulding. b. Nov. •,>(), 1^:',!); MirIdleto\s ii^ Vt. ';
jnerch.; res. Coldwater; his :.M wf. 1, Ethe^ya Lcni ni , h. .July ^^0, 1S72. 2, J.o/iisu Adr/,
b. .-\ug. 1."), 1S74. ;-'.. ^^n'l IriVhert, b. Aulj. 5, 1876. 4. (Jfiarli^ Almon, b. Jan". 'JiJ,
1883. 4, l{os.vMnM>, 1». .June '6. 18-31: d. saddonlv at homo in Waukeshma. Micli
April 4, 1881; ui. Oct. 29. 1879, Dr. (fen. .1. Wilder, o, XoK.V, b. Aj.ril 21. 18.58; m'
?»lay 4, 187o, Willis Corydon Marsli, b. .Jan. 2;;, is.').'!, res. Coldwater, Midi 1, Zdhi
M'ljl. b, Sei't. .-). 1S74. 2. (rrnre <iW>' li . b. May 22. INS] ; d. .luiu> 8, same yr. '5, .j'a.mks.
b. Nov. 10. 1N")-"J; d. Fei.i. 4, ls71; shot himself by accident. 7, I'uil.ir, b. Oct. 29.
ISOO. 8, lli';.\i!v Ct..vt;Ki:, b. Aug. :M, 1S(;2.
11. .J:imes \\illi.iia (iilbertTb. .July lo, 1820; hnvver; d. April 10, 1x63; m. Nov
2(J, 1S4(; Celia II. (ia.-ton, b. .Juii. 10. 1824; d. May 28, bSVS; (2) .Nov. 29, ISOO, P:iia, dau. of
Avora Pelham, b. .June 21, l^^tU. 1. Ai.kk C.Ctk.mmm-:, b. Ajuil ;]0, 1S48; m. .Julv .o.
18158, James I'^ibert Lambdin, I). Aiuil H!. ]x'V.): w-.. \-\n\ Scott, Kan.; lie is a compositor.
1, XiJlu M:iii, I'. June 2:;, 1m;9. 2. IJuny WUli.^. h. May 8, 1871. 3, Cord JioHr, h. July
28, 1872. 4, Jli'h'ii L'sfn-, b. Aug. 0, 1S74. .";, Rufph Eriif.'<t, b. Oct. 10, 1880. (i,
Ila^s:!l Cltirke, b. Jun.- Il,lss2. 2, Lot isa, b. S-pt. Li, 1n.-)(): d. Feb. 1,-), is.jl. ;3,
Annik LorisA, b. Aug. ."), ].Nj2; has been a teaidier; m. Oct. 18, 1882, Joseph Erskine
Tasker, b. Pittsfield. N. II., March b"), lS.-,0: ivs. Columbus, Neb. 4, Hexuy Cr.AKKK,
1). Aug. 10, 18.')."); m. Ore, bssl. 5, TiiKnixiitr: Fdw.vuds, b. May 1, 1S,-)S; m. Fel). l!
18M, Vivi.-i. F,. Newel, !/. (^>uasi]netan, Hnchanan Co., Iowa, Mav 7, 1801; res. Lvons,
Burr Co., Neb. 1, Arfhur. h. Nov. 20, 1881. H, Cki.i.n. M.Aur; \i:'i.;t,' b. April 7, 'l8(>2:
in. July 1."), 1^79, Cicu. P..pe Webi), b. Fob. IS, 1840; res. (iaiucsviUe, Florida; 1 el ('-ai-aph'
oj.erator. 1, ,I<!nh!< Cilhtrf, b. Aug. 2;-3. 1880; d. Sept. 2. 1880.
III. :Maigaret Augusta (Tili)eri. b. Sept. 22, 1822; d. Nov. 22, 1S70; uiim.
IV. Harriet Adelaide Gilbert, b. Oct. 12. 1824; d. Feb. 38. IS.^.j; m. April 22. 1847.
Lotiis 'r. N. Wil.-on, b. S"pt. 24, 1821, lawver; child, b. iti Coldwater, Mich 1 K VTK*
b. May 12, 1818; m. Nov. 2.^, 1872. Chas. Asahel Lee, b. Julv 24, 1844." 1, Gn,a\ h.
:May 8", 187-1. 2, Jfuni'/.^>. June 3. ls70. 2. ;1ai;i;ikt Ei.i.k.n, b. Ai;g. 10, 18."30;' m.
March 2.-., bSU8. Erasmus Huss Moore, b. May 2.7, 184:1 1,' L'^uis Jfciri/, h. Oct. 14,
1872. 2, Jlairy ,WWc, b. Aug. 28, 1873, iu Kans. 3, Lotis T. N.. b. Dec.' 11, 18.V2; d.'
Sept. 2S. 1877; m. Sept. 20, 1874, Carrio Lathan Perry, b. July 2, 18."")3; child, b. in Co'ld-
■water. Mi(di.; res- Eombard, 111. 1. J.onls FrrdrrlrL . b. Nov. 20, 1ST.-,. 2, ]F,hn Ann'tf''.
h. Aug. 28. 1877. 3. /.'"//•-, Lt'f/,,-oji. twin with Helen A., d. Eombaid. 111.
V. Daniel Howard Gilberr, b. Aug. 2."), 1820; d. .April 10, 1830.
VI. Theodore Bli.^s iiillieit, b, Nov. 30, 1831; d. May 31, 1841, from being run over
liy a wagon.
822454. Charles Clarke, b. Ajiril 12, 1793; d. in Mich. He was a whefdwright
suul carpiuiler; m. A])ril 12, ISb'), (.)llv Ostraiider, b. 1794; d. Jnlv 1, 183:'.; (2) Feb. 20,
1S4G, Clarissa Carlisle; d. Sept. 20, 180.5.
I. Frances Amelia, b. May 10, ISIO; d. March 21, 1839; unni. ; a teacher in
iiaines, N. Y.
II. Delia Caroline, d. May 22, 1840; m. (b-o. Calvert Brown; had 1 child b. in 1812.
111. Charles Fordham, b. 1819; d. of cholera in Chili. N. Y.. Sept. 9. 18.->2; m.
Martha M. Hemingway, b. July 24, 1821; d. Maivh 24, 1847: (2) Mrs. Sally C. Nor-
throp, who d. .Aug. 11, 1849; (3) Eliza Spauldin;:; she m. (2) — —Bangs. 1, Ei.i.KN
Amand.v, b. May 0. 1^42; d. Feb. 23. Is71; m. Oct. 1.3, 1807, IIlv. Henrv Wadsworth
Clarke. 1, 7'h(u(lon B7?(/,v-T///'f//, b. Oct. 2, 1808. 2, Chas. BiuitiTT, b.' May 3, is44;
d. March 3. 1804, while at scluxd in Lima, N. Y., awav from luuno. 3, "M.\htha
Baunks, 1>. July 29, 1849; d. A].ril 18, 1S71; m. Oct. 17, 1807. DeWiit C. Spaulding; he
m. (2) anil res. in Wayne, Mich. 1, lu/y Clm-Lc. b. .Marcli 10,1871. 4, HAKi:ii;r
Jank, d. a. 18 uios. ."), CATiiKitiNE E.xtti.Y, b. Oct. 30, 182.",; m. Oct. 23. 18.53, Albert
Henrv, s. of Timothy and Mercy Buttertield, b. .July 18, 1824; res. Caniillus. N. Y. 1,
Cecelia Lnras, b. July 20. 1854; in. Nov. 11. 1880, Frederick P.ratt Howe, b. Jiilv 4, 18.5.5.
1, Laura Ellen, b. Dec. ix, 1.8.'s2. 2. Flora- }IcI> a Fronow 1>. April 0. ]s,-,8; a teatdu-r in
Camillus, X. Y., and teaching among otlu^rs a deaf pupil by the lip method. 0. Ei.i.K.v
Ei.r/.Ai;KTir, b. Sejit. 13, 1831; d. Sept. 14. 1832. 7, Hk.\j:y'Hkzi.:!;iai[, twin with E. E. ;
CLAKKi:, r.USHXKLL. 3G7
ni. Ort. 2."), 18.")G, Marirurct Ann Wilson, h. Jan. 1:1, IS-^i). j, Frtim-c.'i Lorranic, b. Fel).
IS), 1S5K, -i, M'ln/ (Illy. h. July 4, ISOO; ni. Nov. IT), 188:?, Wilbur Tajilin, a niillor;
n;s. I'owagiiic. :'., h'lmh/ GtrtraJf, h. F»-b. 2, 1802. 4. f'oni Albcrfi/ia. h. y<>\-. i, ]'<V)y,.
5, ./"/<« /)''/vt, b. Aug. :J, 18(>5; d. Au^^ 2."), l8U."j; i". by 2(1 ni. : 8, ('has. Fiu,l>i;i:if k, b.
Oct. 30, ISoi); ni. J\uu' 13, ISTo, Ella fl Tlimnson, b". F('\\ 19, 18r)4. 1, J/Zr^/ M'»//. b.
Dec. 2. 1872. 2, I'/v/. Fif-nird, b. .Man-li 18, 1881. 8, Chinnr.c ,/., b. Nov. 27, 1N82. -
S2246. Tryphenia Clarke, l>. Fib. 10, niiO; d. Oct. 12, 1783; ni. Auu-. 14, 178(t,
Eben. Busluif-ll. Jr., ot' Lebanon. Conn. ; .';. of I'.lipn: s. of Xatlian; s. of Josiab; s. nf Hich-
ard, b. Sept. 1:1 17ol; Y. (". 1777; d. Aug. -i. 18uUof yellow fever, on board sliip Warren,
otT Matanzas. He was purser, lie was a classmate of Xoah W"ebster and connected
witii him in pr.-jiaring the spelling book, lie was a reputed genius; Capt. of train-band;
school teach'-r; merchant; editor of the J\ «r/r;V// Wcclly llfjistcr; v, mechanical genius;
Free Mason; when the ship Trumbull was launched, he was chosen to carve the d'over-
nor"s profile on it for a figure head. — Vrvm JinncHC Jin.shutll, a 'jr. -v.
812461. Hezekiah Bushnell, b. Se])t. 27, 17S2; d. Dec 4, 18.>1; m. Nov. 10,
1804, Lucy Tifiany. 1>. December 2(.». 17^2; died Novemlier 11!, 180!); daughter of
of Asa and liUcy Mason Tiffany of Lebanon, Conn. Hez. Bushnell rem. from Lebanon.
Conn., to Ararat, Susquehanna C<.)., I80U; bought land and brought on his fam. next yr.
The journey v.-as made on a wagon, and the party consisted of himself. wf.,t\vo (diil.
and a hired man. \Vitliin ten days of their arrival, their eld. dau. d. a. 4 yrs. and her
funeral was the first religious service in the settlement. In a fi-w weeks a rud'- hut was
so far conndeted as to serve forshelter and the fam. moved in. In the fall a dau. was b.,
tlie first b. in the .settlement. There were only :] women in the township; viz. ; Mrs. Tyler.
Mrs. Clinton and Mrs. Bushnell. Mrs. B., and Mrs. T., had freijuently to go to Lanes-
boro, ten miles o;i lirirseViack, witJi Imljes in their arms, for grist, while there husiiands
were busy in tin- field. Mr. B.'s barn was the first building raised in the settlement
Avithout litjuor. A story is told of his meeting a \^'l!ite■faced bear one Sunday morniiiii-
when going to chit, with wf. and only <diild Leonard Augustus, and friglitenlng lilm off
Lv shouting and waving hi.s hat. — lli'sf. Su.'<q. Co.
I. Nancy, b. iNUii: d. 181(1.
11. Rev. Leonard Aiiirustus Bushnell, b. Jiine2:3, 1S08; d. June 30, lS7:-i: m. April
4, 18;:39, Liveria A. Sabiu, b. Feb. 18, 1810; d. Ai)ril 7, 1882. She m. (2). He taught
school in N. J. a few years, but res. mostly in Lanesboro, Pa., where he was instantly
killed at noonilay. while reclining on the ground by a tree falling hMigtIiwise ujion him.
He V as licensed and ordained as u local preacher by the M. K. C(jnference and desired
to engage in missionary work, but was prevented by tlie feeble health of his parents. 1,
Hkxiiy 1kvi>(;, b. June 0, 1841. He and his friend, E. D. Tyler were the first volun-
teers from their townshi]^ and tlieir being no regt. in their Co., went to Erie, Pa., and
enlisted Aug., 1801, At battle of Caine's Mills, Jum- 27, I'^'iVl, was severely wounded
and left on the field. His friend E. D. Tyler, \vas al.so wounded and taken i>risoner.
Nothing jnore was heard of Henry till after the war, and then it was learned from a
fellow ]»risoner who was carried in the same wagon with Henry to Libby. that he was
shot thr(jugh the side and lay helpless on the field for three days and nights without
food or drink, save the contents of liis owti lanteen. The j-mrney to Libby was a cruel
ride in his wounded and iaint condition, l)Ut that and )uuch l)esides he bore bravelv and
hop.-fully until he d. He was bur. in the trenches on the morning of July 2, 1862. 2,
M.\KY Ei.i/,.\BKTn, b. March i). 1S4:1 m. April 2, 1808, Watson A.Shute. ' IJit-nerien .
b. Feb. 20, 180!). ?,. W.m. llKiUiKirr, b. May 14, 1840; m. April 8, 1809, Martha Lucretia
Hewitt, b. July 8, 1849. 1, Kiln Mm/, b. June 28, 1870. 2, Henry H^'iritt, b. March IS,
1872. ;L H-ihn-t Albert., b. Sept. 2:L'1S74. 4, Clara L., b. June 20, 1870. 5, MiUit. b.
Feb. 7, d. March 2-1. 1878. 4, J.VMF.s Hyd?:, b. Feli. 8, 184^^; ni. Sept. 10, 1874, Addie
1). Dart, b. J'llvll, 1841. 1, A,hU, fsahU, b. Mav 17, 1.S77. 2, Ja.nu-x Jlatrard . b. Feb.
11,1880.
HI. Harriet Buslnieli, b. isiO; d. 1812.
W . Ebem-zer Bushnell, h. June 7, 1813; in nurserv busin(\ss at l^eaver Dam, Mo.;
Ju. Sept. 1:3, bs4:^,. Lvdia II. Pavne, b. Sej)!. 22, 1S20. '
V. Albert Bushnell. b. Dec. ;^0, 181'); d. Feb. 0, 1801; m. Jan. 4. 1S40, Harriet
Wadsworth Tyler, b. Dec. 19, 1820; d. April 3, L^Ol; she v.-as a d.uible 1st cousin of
3Ir.s. Catlin Clarke: rlo-ir fath^-rs being brothers and their mothers, sisters. Some yrs.
after his m. stud, law and i)raciiced. lied, suddenly in Susipiehanna, Pa., fioni an
overdose (d' aconite, taken for medicine. 1, Nkwton W.VDsv.oitiii. b. Mav 23, 1841.
2, LvcY M.\KI.\, b. Oct. I, 1843; in. Ai>nl .22, 1802, Lewis E. Shults, b. Dec. 18, 1831;
res. ^^■indso^, N. Y. 1, Albert Manjaii, b. Sept. 0, 18G0. 2, Ilan-il Lo'i-ne. b. March
3(i8- BRANCir OF K LIZA I? F.TIl.
24, 1808. r., Paysox KiNtisiu kv, Juiie;i. ]S-I."»: m. April 20, 1871, Olivr Bryaiir, li. Nov.
1, ISi.l. He is station aj-t. at Niiievah. X. Y. 1, liJJr Lni/i.^ir, h. Feb. ,S,'lS7-,>: ,1. Oct
10.1778. 2, ./.-.vx ^■'(''^ 1>. March K), 1S74. '.i, Ahn-t Ehntnl, h. Man-ji 28. 1870. -4
]\ll/iii;i ]f>irn:l. h. .hi ;■.:;. 1 ^o, ,-. G ■rh-'il", U. SXxu-h IS, ls-^2. 4, M,\);y Kmily.'
h. April 17, 1^>1.^ m. May 2".l, ISTS, Flctciier tJii^iaVu-. Warufi-, h. .Ian. 2."), 1S:J7. ],
Lo'ii.-ic BushiiiU. 1). Dec. is, IS^O. \\v is a lutirli. : n-,. .Montrose, Pa. ."i, Hoijapk. 1).
Mav (i, ly.jO. Yarii niastt-rat Ninevah, N. "W; u\. .\\n'\\ 22, 1S77, rrances Ktla U'liiinev,
1>. Nov. 28, 1"^."')7. 1, Kinnir Lwii^, , h. .Iuiie4, is?-;. 2, /'nmrii lL>r.i<e, h. May !). 188(L
6, HATlKrKT An.v, 1>. .May 10, is.")2; alttr <\. ot lier t. she was adopted by Lafnyette Fitch,
Es'j., hiwvor of .Monirnse. I'a., and name rliansred i)y sp-oial enactment to Harriet Bush-
iiell Filch; d. (_)ct. .8U, 1^72; unm. 7, .I.\.\i-: laK■I-^A, b. Mav 2'>. l^oii; res. Porliand
N. Y.
VI. James Clarke Bnshnell, b. .Mav 81, 1,S2(»; m. F. b. 4. ls40, Sallv ]{uKanu, dan,
of l{ev. Kli and Saliv Ilvde, b. Mav 1, is-J2; d. July 14, ]S4!); (2) March 4, l.S")l, <di\e
Wells, dan. of P-ubMi and Olive \\'ells Harris, b. March S, 182S. 1, .S.mj.v Im.mot, b.
Nov. 80, 18.-)1: d. Mav 22, ISO"). 2, Mkumax Scott, b. Oct. 7, 1S.~)3.
Vir. Elizabeth Bushneil, b. May 2.S, 1^28; d. July 1. JS71: m. June 18, iSiH, Itev.
James B. Wil.son. a widower, b. Aa;^. 2, 1799; d. Apiii 2"), 1878. 1. Hattie, b. Oct. 19.
180.5; d. Feb. 24, ]b07.
82247. Deodatus Clarke, h. July 17, 1702: (M^ P. 'of 0,imbriJ,i:e,'X. Y.. tbea
New Lebanon Sprini:s. theii Clinton, then Pompey Hill, then Osweo-o. when- lie d. June
10, 1847, a. 8.-); m. Feb. -J, 1794, at Clintcm. Nancy, eld. dau. of ]>ea. Daniel Duuliam of
Lebanon, C'oan. ; ij:r, daa. on mtiternal sidr- of P.fv. S.iiHMel Moselev, ami sis. id" Josiali
M. of Lexingtou.'Kv., b. Oct. 7, 1778; d. Mav .■., 182S.
1. John. b. l)Ve. 8. 1794.
n. Julia, b. Nov. 10, 1790: d. Feb. ."i. 1820: m. Oct. 1, ls22. Dr. Sardius. s. of
Wardsworth and Jernsha Ncwcomb Brewstei' of Leiianon. ("onn., b. S.']it. 8, 178'); d.
April IS, l>-r.O, Me-ico, N. Y.; descended from I'.bb'r \V,,i. prcwsfr. lie was three
times H).: (1) Harriet Waite: (8) Eleanor Knox. 1, Jfi.i.v Oi.a k:<k, 1>. June 18. 1S28:
d. Jalv4, 1800; m. Sei)t. 2."). 1S.-)1. \'ir-il < '. Pouirl.as. b. Mar.-h 28, 1S20: (2) Jo-iah
Dunham, b. Dec. ls2o: il. res. Oswcl^o, N. Y. \.\rn'la Brcirst,,-. b. O^-t. 0, 1808. 2,
Ca(h<ii'i)u John.'«:>i', b. Oct. 20. 1800; d. Aug. 9, 1S07.
III. Nanrv, b. April 27. 1798; d. Mav 21, 1818; unm.
IV. Laura, b. Dec. 22. 1799: d. Sept 20, 180S.
V. Edwin ^\■inslow. b. Sept. 10, 1S|»1 ; m. ('harl<itte .\mbler.
VI. Julius, b. Sept. 80, 1802; d. June 7, 181-".; m. at St. Louis, Mo., Mav 81, 1S42.
Hannah Lucy Weeks of Salisbury, A't., b. Dec. 19, 1818. She ni. (2) Backus Tilloison
of Cazenovia. 1, Josiaii D^^'aA^r, b. Lexini;-tou, Ivy.. F^b. 14,1844; enlistetl in .itli
rcLTt. yi. Yols.; ']. in tie- --ervicM at Yorkt"\vn, ^^■l., April. ■'Si;-,'.
■ Vll. Sivlm-y. b. D.'c. 80, ISIK!; d. June 1, 1S(;9'; m. Jan. 14. 1S41, Olive, dau. of
Artcmas and i,^r. dau. of Col. (iiles Jackson of Tyrijigham, Mass., b. Feb. 8, 1819; d.
March 22, 1878; children all b. in Oswei;o. 1, Cii.viii.r.s Lfrir:x. b. Au^-. 14, 1842; re>.
Chicaijjo; teleirrajiher; m. Jan. 12, 1870, (ieorgiana Church. 1, ('h'trlcx Lucicit , b. Oc-l.
6, 1878; d. Oct. 80, 187o. 2, t}co. ^V^Unn, b. Sept., 1S7."). 2. Jri.irs Wkxdki.i., b.
Jan. 1, 1844; d. Marcli 29, l8.J7. 8, Edwakd Hlntixcton, b Jan. 22, 1840; m. .
\\. K. Ai^t.. Separation, Wyoniin,i;: Ter., on F. P. K. P. 4. Sahaii Daxfoktu. 1). .Vm:-.
22, 184^'; d. Oct. 29, 1800. "unm. ""."). Gko. Wir.sox, b. July 18, ISol; d. Oct. 20, 1874.
unm. 0, Joiix Ja'Ksdx, b. Julv 'J."), isfiS.
VIll. Lnci.ii, b .\lav 20, d. Mav 81, 1805.
IX. Nabby, Ix Aii^. 12, d. Sept. (i. ISliS.
X. O.ssian, b. July ."i. 1S18; m. Mmh-Ii 20, 1S89, Nancy P., dau. of William Stpiire-
of Oswe<;o, b. Sept. 80, lS-,'0; d. Jaii. 0, 1S70; he was a physician; his first si:-; ciiildien
b. Os\ve,uo, the last tw.. -at Neosho. Wis., where he residJs. 1, Opcav. W..b. Dec. .">.
1.S89: 111. March 20, isijs, Anna L, Kimmei ly. 1, J[ii.rri,t, b. 1809; d. 187u. 2, Nam v
E., b. Nov. 11. 1>11. ;'., CoKNCiJA, b. March 28, 1848; d. Sept. 2, same vr. 4. 11i:k-,
ciiT.i.i., b. .\u.--. 11. 1S4.7; d. Feb. 1."), 1848. ,■•». Haruikt Locisa, b, .Mareli 2t), 1S47. 0.
JosiAH S., b. AuL'. >s, 1S49; d. Am:. 2i, saineyr. 7, .Ifi.iA, b. April 9, ls.")8. S, Sai:\ii
Mk1)o!;aii, b. Fei>. 4, ISo.-j.
822471. John Clarke, b. D.e. 8, 1791; d. .luly :,, isvj; m. Od. 21, isj.i. Oiive.
2i!tii anil last eliild of CdI. (files .iacksmi of 'ly I'iiii.'liam, Mass.. b. .lime PJ, 1792: d. May
20, 1887, in Chicago.
i. .Julia BfwsTrr, b. Sejit. .5. 1S-J7, at Coh(M-f,,n, N, Y. ; m. J;in. 0, 1S.-.2, .bdm
Lewis, b. Au^;. 12, isj4. 1, I'a.n .Mi. Wkkwii', b. Man h 17, 18j8. 2. JitiiN Ci.ai;kk„ b.
CLAKKE, I;lJ>;S. 3G9
Oci S l.'^r)4. ?.. ('iiAKi-Pi-^ Jackson, b. May 0, isr.r,; d. April '^-l. 1^03. 4, .Iamks
•Vir.FKT Jnii. VH). IS.jS. •'.. .In.iA Mai. visa, Nov. (i. ]s(;i). 0, Fi;ank Dimiam. b.
F.-h* 10. ISO:}. 7." Waltki:. h. St>j>t. 10. isi',4. S, Maj;v \an Vai.kkxihkgu. h. Au-.
"7 isdii. !). ^^'Il,I.ll. M v'lxiN. 1). (i.-t., ISHS.
11. .luHi.s. ],. I),.,-.. 1<0'.i: (1. Oct., 1S:}1.
111. .hun.'-; .larksuii. 1). Sept. oU, 1S3;J, at Odwro'n; Sf>c Firf and .M. hi.s. Co..
Detroit, Mich.; m. — — SuiitonL
822475. Edwin Win.slov/ Clarke, h. Sept. 10, IsQl; r-s. witli lii.s s„u F. o.
Clarke ill 0\vc:i-.i. (;r. tlif Idlli of Aliril. IbSy. In was llic olilc.-t man in O.-wrgo; m.
Jai! in. ]S33.'(.'liaru)ttf. dau. of David Anililrr. Ks(|.. ot Augusta. X. Y., h. Aug. 10,
'isOtt; (i Fell. 11. lS(iT.
I. Frederick Ol.erlin, b. Aug. 21, 18:'.4; firm of l^enfield, L\on iV Co. . prop, oi
Wasliiuirtou Mill.-, Osweiro; vii. June 14, 1S|>0, Cornelia C. Dnnliain, \k Fel). 10. 18->G,
(lait. of Cell. Albert 'I'vler Dunbain of W. Troy, aftewanN of N. Y. (.'. His eldest sister
is the- bead of a sistei bond in A Ibany, having in charge tlie St. Agnes School and the
Child's llosjiital.
II. Mar.^hall S. Bidwell, b. Nov. S, ]8:!0; d. Jan. 20, 1872; ni. June S, \x.,\), Majia
Antoinette Carrier, b, Oct 2'.i, iNoO; lie was cashier (d' th.' O.swego City Bank. !. \Vm.
AM)ii-EU, 1). Fell, i), l'>(i2. 2, CvKUS Cakku-.I!, li. Feb. 1;}, ]sr,4. :), MAijsiixi.r. BiD-
NVKI.l.. h. Sept. 1'). iMio.
III. Edwtu Amiiler. b. June s, ]S'?,U: ni. in New (Orleans, May .), Ib.jO. Leoiine
Besancnn. b. June 20. ls;;:'.i; res. Quincy. HI. 1, EmvAKL) I^KSANCOX, b. Aug. 20, 1808.
2. Fi;Kn):inrK NVocdiji! f, \>. Doc. 12, ISf,!). :'., Pirri,iP Sn)Ni:Y, b. On. 0, 187;!; d.
>iarcli 10, lb74. 4, Fi.<m;f.-\< K, b. Mandi 11, 1875. 5, Sox, b. Jan. 15, 1878.
IV. Florence, li. May FJ. 1843; m. June 2;'. 18()f», Henry A. C'lapp. b. June 17, 1841:
an editor in Bost,,,,. Mass."; a iawver. 1, Itncr.i;. 1'. March 'JO, is:7. ^
V Euijene Clarence, b. Fel"). 3, 1^48; d. Feb. 2. ISTS, in Quincy, ill.
VF ^Vnl. Ar.en. b. Dec. 2S, ls.=32; d. Nov. 1!). 1800.
S2248. Hannah Clarke, b. May 19, 1704; d. Sejn. U*, 17'jr,; m. May 22, 1789,
Hon. Ceorire lUi^s of Si>ringlield. Mass.. b. Dec. 13, 1704; Y. Col. Ksi; ].L. I). Harv.
Col. 1S2;;; "iMe'u. of the Hartford ciuiveniion. He m. (2) Mary Lathrop wIk; d. am! ])e m.
(3). He (i. March 8. 1830. The chil. were double first cousin.s to flu- cliij. of }b--/.eki;-'.]i
Clarke.
i. Delia Hlis^, b. A]'ril 10. KOO; d. Jan. 31, 1803.
II. Caroline l-;ii>s. b. Dec. 28. 1701; ni. Hon. Oliver F.. M(nris.
III. tJeorire Bliss, b. Nov. 10, 1793; Y. C. 1812; d. April 10, 1873; m. 182r). Mary
S. Dwight. 1.' Sarah, b. June 3, ls20; in. 1M9, George Walker. 2. CKouiiE. b. May
3, 1830? lawyer X. Y. C., finvi of Bliss ..V Schley. 3, Maky, b. April o. ls:«; d. inf.
IV. IIa"tuiah Ciaike Bii-,>, h. Sept. fi, KU."); d. at iJusliville, N. Y., Nov. 10. 182«:
m. 1822, liev. Jobei-h Brock.tt. who preached some time at Hashville. He was m. again
in 1830.' 1, (H:oiu;e Bi.iss, b. Sejit. 23. 1823; res. in New Orleans. 2, Hkxuy M aktyx
Bi.iss. b. Sept. 2, 1820; res. at W'esitport, Oregon.
822482. Caroline Bli.ss, b. I'cc. 2s, 1701; d. Feb. 0, is]2; m. Seju. ir,, 1813.
Judue Oliver Blis-s Morris (d" Springfield. Mass.. who d. April, 18(1, a. 80. then the
Oldi'st man iii S. and the senior living'grad. of NVilliams Col. He was 10 year.s j.'egister
of Probate for Hampden Co., and snlisei|uently 20 yrs. Judg'3 of Froinite. Four times
elected U) the State Fetr. and mem (<f the constitutional c.;nv. of ]N2lt.
I. Henrv .Morris,' 1>. June 10, 1S14; Amher.-t Col. 1S;12; lawyer in S.. :\ras.s. ; FL.
]K\ d. 1871; ni. Mav 10, 1737, .Mai-ia Warrim-r of S. 1, M.au^', June 20, ly:i!c 2.
FinvAi'i). Jan. 10. Is'll. 3, 11 i.xkv < )i i vr.u. July 0, ls44; d. .May 3, 1 Si-"). 4. Cii \i;i,K!~
Hk.nhy. .\pril .3. l-^l'f .■) and 0, NVm. Fi;i:i)i;)UcK and Fiii^iM'JviCK W.m., twins, O. .Ma_\
2, ls.-)0.' i. Hk'i.i.n. b. April 12, ls,-)7.
IF (leori^-e Bll.-s .Morris, b. Nov. 12, 181.-,; Amherst C(d. 1X37; lawyerand has been
clerk ot all th(> courts of Ham].shire Co. since 18o2; tn. Auir. 23, 1842, Klizabeth. dau.
of \\elb.-, Fathiop, b. April 28, 1.S21. lb- d. 1S72. 1. Ci;(). I'.i.iss, Nov. o, 1S43; Harv.
Col. 1:^01. 2, Ibe.'.KHT (.)I.IVK1;. Oct. 18, ISlO. 3. Cakoi.INK, Sejit. IS, 1:S4S.
8224?). Henry Clarke, b. Mav 4. 1700: res. T'omiiey. X. y.. after-.v. at .Manliu>;
d. .laii., I'sio. iu |.a!\esiioro, Mass.;'m. !■'- b. 1. 1700. Mary .\nii. dau. of Capt. Vii\e
F.id.-iki'n of \>»'indfam, C..nn.. b. Dc,-. IS. 1771; 'i. July, l^.".'^'. She m. (2) Dr. James
Jackson and lia.l s, .lames I larke Jatd-cson, a physician of Danville, X. V., aii<l (Jiles
.lacksim of Ottawa, HI.
370 . BRANCH OF T:I,IZAI!HT1I.
I. Augustas, b. Nov. 1, 1790; d. in >;cw (Jileans, Feb., 1K'31 ; unm.
11. lliuiiiiili, h. July -JS, 179H: d. Mairli fj, \siu : lii, at Maiilius Jan. VJ, islS, (iil,.s
Juckson, half !jru. of ]i>n- niolhcr's "^d lius. lit- d. Feb. 14, IS'JO. She in. ('J) June 2,
1880, at Utica, N. V.. David I,<-\vis Koberts. who d. Dec, ISdO. 1, Sai;a]i Ai wood
Jackson, b. Lyons. X. ^ ., ()c{. 4, lsl9; d. Aug. -2:i, bS:;:>. in tin- b-Jtii yr. of h.T a. She
■Nvas an invalid from lur ciadle. A very rcnnirkable ehild. Ib-r memoirs liave been
jmblished and arc to bi- seen in Sunday seliool libraries. -J, .\F\ltvANN Hoi?h;i!TS, b.
June 7, iy:31. y, Jam: Woj^kkts. b. Fel). 2N, IKy.]; d. March \n, lt-84. 4, Fi.i'.i;.n
Ottkki.ink KoDKiris, b. May G, JSOo. o, 1{(>I)i;i;kk Hubkkt>, b. June, ly:!7, ;it Joie-i
111., d. June 21, 1S4U. f). (.'lkndowki; liouEUXs. b. ('hirago, 111., Oet. 2:3. 1841; d soon
III. Harriet, b. .lulv :j!. ITitiJ; m. Hon. Klias Brewster.
IV. Henry, b. July. 1S()2: m. Olive Hawks.
V. Mary" Anna. h. July U, 18'J4; d. Utica, Nov. 19, 1829; ni. Ai)ril 10, 1828. David
Lewis lioberts of Kosaf;iwrin the jiarish of Lawrhaish. Denbi<rhsbire, No. Wales, b.
Nov. 20. ISDl; d. Dec, l^fV). 1. Ci.AKK Pioukkts, b. Nov. 12. 1829; m. ()(;t. ;^0, 18(30,
Lizzie Linscott, b. Feb. 1:]. 18o9; res. JelTer^on. 111. 1, C/i" lic.'^ JS'i;irtou, h. Ha'pt 19
lS(il. 2. Leiri.'< Clarke, b. Oct. 9, 180:;. ;i. T17///,v llcuni. b Oct. 28, 18G5. 4, Elbi.
ElLnhdh. b. Oct. 80. ]8(.)7. 5, R<>>^r„e_ Liu!<ci'ff. b. Nov. ]9,'l8(;i».
^'L Louisa Elizabeth Clarke, b. April 7. 1808; d. May 2i), 1887; in. Nov. 25, 182."),
Epliraim Ciirpenler Ibed of Oswego v.ho d. Jan., bs.")',!. 1, II);i.kx A.mI'.i.ia, b. 18:-30; d.
soon. 2, Mai;y Louisa, I). Nov. 2(i. ls;j:i: ni. Dec 20. 1S(J.5, Dr. William Edv.-in Clarke
b. Fel). 22, 1819. 1. /,e'//.vw. b. Jan. 17, lsi;2. 2. .1/f/vrf /.://,//;/;(/. b. ,\hiv 28, 1804. :V
.^A'/i'';, Jan. 17, 18G0. 4. .D(//;\, Oct. 10, b^G7. .""), il7///o//. b. Feb. , lS7n.
822493. Harriet Clarke, b. July 81, 1799; d. in ]rvin!,^ Neb., Marcli 10, 187.");
m. Aug. 8. 182*;. Hon. Flia^ iJrewster of Mexico, N. Y., b. Dtc. 20, 1782, bro of Dr.
Sardius I?.
1. Henry Augustus Bn'wster. b. June 8, 1827; m. June 9. 1N02, .-\riiiiiida Br.ilev,
b. Feb 1, lN4(i; 1 es. St. Paul. Minn. 1, Hai;i<v. b. Aug. 14. 1804: d. Sej-.t. ], isC,-). 2'.
Wii.r.n: 11.. b. Feb. 18. !.s70.
11. Flias Pineo Brewster, b. Ajiril 24, 1^29; d. Jan. 4. 180."); m. March 21, 1.8.")0,
Charlotte Amanda Diettritch; res. Omaha, Ntdi. 1. Sahuiis Hk.nky, b. .Julv 7 1S57
2, Ki.r.Kin- Pinko, b. Sejjt. 8, 1808.
in. Harriet Helen Brewster, b. >fnv 14, 1881; m. Mav 3, 1,'s.-,7, Marshall C. Fuller,
b. Nov. 20, ]S,H(: res. Omalia, Neb.
IV. Sardiu> Clarke ]]ivw-ter. b. Oci. 28, 1838; m. Julv 17, 1802, Sarah Abiah Gav-
lord, b. Nov. 7, 18-14: Omaha, Neij. 1, Hakkiet Louisa, b. Feb. 12, 1804. 2, Eknkst
Li.EWKiA'N, b. Aug. 12, 1800. 3, ?^IixME Li:cuetia, b. Auir. 1', d. Dec 28, 1807. 4,
Silas Kalph, b. Oct. 4, 1870. .5, Hia,E.v Hope, b. .Sept. 20, b872.
V. Eliot Pavson Brewster, b. Dec 27, 1880; d. Aoril 1.5. 1888.
VI. Mary Jane Brewster, b. Jan. 3, 1889.
VII. Koderi<k Plymouth Brewster, b. Doc 0, 1842; m. Dec 10, IS'.'), Sarah Francis
'rhomas. 1, Elliot Ethelbert, b. Dec 3, 1800. 2, Hodeku k Ei.ias. b. Oct. 7, 1808.
8, Hknky Clakke, b. June 20, 1870. 4, Clyde Kkoinald, b. Oct. 20, 1872. ■">,
Xerei'HA F.\itii. b. .May 7. 187.").
822494. Heurv Clarke, b. Julv, 1802; m. at Oswego, N. Y., April 22 1.824,
Olive Hawks, 1l Oct. 24, 1.804: d. Feb. 9. 1.S48.
1. Charlotte Maria, b. .May 24, 182.5; m. March 19, 18 b"), Salem Town, Chicago.
1, AlaCIA Makia, b. Jan., 1840; d. Aue-. 3, 1807; ni. Julv 2, 180.5, James Kol.insf^n, who
d. Jan. 1, 1807. 1, Sainu. b. 1850. 2. Ottrlinr, d. a. 14"yr.«.
II. Augustu.-;, b. 1827; m. Aus^-. 81, b's.'jO, .Maria Josephine Cross, b. Sept. 2, l.'^8:!;
d. F.b. 20. 18fi8. 1. Ei.I7.ai;kth MAirniA, b. Sept. 15, l.'';59.
III. Mary .Vnna.
IV. Maria Hawks, 1). March 19. 1885; m. l857<.'eorge Fiiilev (.'urlisle, b. 0''t. 19,
1."^'80; d. Aug. 24. 1S(;5: i-'-s. Oswego, N. Y. 1. fiEoKci: Hi;.N!:v." b. June 29, 1S.5S 2,
Ada Makia, b. ,hine 29, isoo. 8, Eiwii no Hawks, b. Jmit' 29, !.SG8 4 M-,i;y Maii',
b. Dec 18, 1.^05.
V. Henry, b. 1881.
8224.10. Era.stus Clarke, 1» May 11, 17t;8; d. Nov. 0, 1825. "The only nian
1 ever knew," said Hon. .Ambrose Spencer. "' who could s])lit a hair and then sho\^' th'-
differetu.'p between the parts"; m. S-iphia Pittfer of Lebanon, Conn.: (2) July 1, 1^"12. •
So})lua, dau. of Royal and niece of Rev. Abel I'lint. pastor (jf 2d Comr. ehh. at Ibirrf.,
Conu. ; Uticu. ?<. Y. Shed. Nov. 18, 18.54.
CLAllKE. 371
1 S()})liia 1) Jiinel, 1SI:5; ni. 0,t. 10, 18;i:. John S. Walton, 1.. May Hi, ISO!).
I \nmk 1). Oft. -27. isys: 111. March 2, l^oU. Th.ohald roistali. 2, Emzatsktu
(iaukV h Julv IS, 1S40; (1. Ai>iil 28. lS-11. o, 'riiu>. llrBi;.\iii). h. Sept. 7, lSf32: d.
S-iit ^-1 ISlo '4. Ki)\\ IN M(<iKiii:K. b. D.r. 81, 184:;; d. Srpt. 14. lS4r). 5, J(»i.\ Sky-
M..u-'h Ffl' lo 1>^4t; li. <ii;AiK, 1). Julv yo, 1S4S. 7, Soi'iir.\ C'i.aukk, b. A].ril 2S,
|s.-,0 d. Jan. 12, ISol, s, Fki.i.kkk K, li."().t. 18, l^r,!; d. A]>n\ >\. 1S5V). 9. Isahki.,
1. .Aj.ril 24, 180:^; d. .\],v\\ 2. \^'>U. 1". CniiXKi.i.v Van Hknsski.akii. b. Sci)t. 24, IS.IG;
d O.t. :!, 1S."")7.
li. ]'',!J/abril>, b. Nov. 1, ISl.").
Ill iM-a-tus, b. Nov. 211, ISIS: Its. I'ti.'a: m. .Ian. 2<j. 1S4';, 1-anny Bcardslcy. 1,
M 'KV b .\ULC. S.' is-ls; 111, l>(-c. N, lS7n, ('has. 1'. Kirkland, jr. 2, A):Till-H BKAKD.-ii.KY,
i>. IKr. 1. ISVl; d. .Ian" S. ls(i4. ;3, XN'ai.TI.h, b. April lo. I'sSG. 4. EdwaiU) BuAYTON.
],. Aug. s, isiii).
IV. Janus, b ]S20. ,L a. o nios.
8224.11. Thaddeus Clarke, b. I-Vb. 12, 1770: sprnt a hiri.^- part of liis active
lib' at LcIkukui, Conn , as a physician: hi.- rrpntari.-n was hi;;h: rcn;. 1S21 to I'umi.'oy,
Wis. and had a hiVirc jtracricV-. but the climate provin<;- too riu-urous, rem. to New
Ibiirhton, Pa., in 1S4:!. and d. there Feb. b"). is.j4. a. S4: ni. March 24, 1S()2, Deborah,
dan oT I'r. J"^ei>]i r,aker<if Bii'oldvn, Conn., and liis wife Lacy. dan. of Ucv. FJienczer
l.ievoc.n of Windham. Conn., b. S'e))?.. 1 7M ; d. Hcc 21. 1S74, a. !•:), a de.<c. of Fn-n.di
llu;.'-uenots.
I I'lelia Adel.-iide. b. Dee. 2o, ISOl; d. < 'ct. 0. 1820, nnin. A teacher u1 Salina: a
li'M-s(.n of rare mental and n!or;il (pialities.
II. Joscpli Baker. l-..t)ct. 2;J, ISOO, ni. Jane J-S. Synns: lawyer at Dowagiac, Mich.
III. Freden(l< .Tulian. b, S-pr. 10, Isu^; ni. Xov". 11). 1884. Maiia L. Sayward. b.
Jnm !', ISOO; r<-s, <>ttawa. Iowa.
IV. Sophia Klizabeth. b. Ort. 22, ISlO: d. May 2~\ 18fJ8; m Cha^. H. Adams: res. at
Fredonia. N. V., and Cnhiwater. Mich. 1. liKNi;v"Ai,i!i:KT, b. April 2;i, IS^U: d. Feb. 29,
ls;Ui. 2. 11i:m;v CuAi;i.F,s. b. .lulv ]. 1^:M. :;. Adelaide,!). .May lo, 1>^'-V\ 4, Ciiai:-
i.oTTK !lui>KfNs, b. Mav. ls4n: ni. J.din Pelanv: res. Brooklyn. N. Y. Stie wrote for
the ie-e>s over name of"Charl.)tte Adams. 1, .f".-tplf. o. Maky HKAiiDsi.Ev. b. Fe!>. 2i>,
ispj; fi. (iKo. Bkk( HEK. \>. April is. Is4.">. 7, Ai.UE Sor'iiE\, b. .lunc 20, 1847: ni.
Ceor^-e F. Clu!r<-h, in-in. of the I'nion .^chooi at Ciddwater, >rich. : rem. to Lincoln, Neb.,
and ha<l son b. 1s70. ,^-, -i'liADDr-rs Wai.tki:, b. (.>ct. 0, ISoD: d. ISOM. It, l-:ir>VAi;i>
.b)st\i!, b. Oct. M, l8o2: d, Sept. 20. \X'){'>.
V. Albt-rt flonrv. b. .March 10, ISi;'.: d. Feb. 28, 182:;.
VI. Charles Edwards, b. Sept. 17. l-^bO; Capt. in Glh rcirt. Mich. Vols., A ng. 20.
isdl: ptonn^ted to rank «i' major June 21, 1SU2: Lieut. Col. May 1,1804: lion, mustered
out MHr<di 10. 1800: commis. a ("apt. in F. S. Army July 28. ISOO: :-!S|]i infantry, appt.
from Midi.: acce]>te(l Oct. 2:'.. lsr,i;; unassiuned throui;-h consolidation of refriments,
Aui,'. 12, ISiJO; a.ssiirued to Hth Infantry April 20, 1S7(); Breveled Major for gallant and
meritorious service.s at tlie sieire of Port Hudson, L:l : retired for disaliility in line of
(lutv June 28, 1878.— .]/;-//•. //. U'mJs.mrth C'nl-.
VII. Paifus Lafhrop Baker, b. June 4, 1817: em]doyed in Departnuuit of tlu^ Interujr
iit \Va:-liingt..n: in. Sept. 17, ls.")0, Anna H. I'liillips. 1, CATHAttrXE PiillJ.lPS. b. Aug.
8, lS,-,7. 2^ EdwakuPeiu V. Nov. 9, is:)!). :j, Phii.i.h's, b, Dec. 22, 1860.
VIll. William Edwin, b. Feb. 22, ISlll; m. at .Marshall. Jan. 2-5, i849, Harriet ,
b. Sejii,. I8:j0: (2) Dec. 2(5. 1805. .Marv Loui'^a Peed. b. Nov. 20, 18;Td: a dau. of liis
■cousin. He was surg. of the lilth Mich, in late war; resigned in 180;> on account of ill
healtli, and was emploved in the Carver Hospital in Washington. He was a skillful
phvsiciaii ami surgeon.' 1, Wii.i.iA.M Edwix, b. May 7,180.7. 2, (Jkace, !). Feb. 28.
is(;o.
l.\. Lucv Caroline, b. Mav S. 1821: ni. Jan. L 18o:3. Rev. Amory Dwight Mayo,
I.». TV, Fniiarian: b. 1S2;!: lia,s" been e.litor of the A >,i,rir,iji Ji>nri>,il 0/ Edurxtioi, , and
lectur.r. 1, JoH.v Ai.i;i:i;t. b. .Mavis. IS.-.L d. June 12. s;une yr. 2, Posai.IND, b.
Jan. ]. ls.-),0: d. Sept. 22. sanu' yr. o, l-rcv Cokdi.i.ia, b. July 14, ISiS. 4, AiiTinu
I>wi(;iiT, b. Nov. 1, ISOO,
X. Sara Jane, b. Ponipev, N, Y,, Sept, 2^, 1S2:!, Fnuu the age of 12 to 10 she
attended sclioo! ut Ibxdu-^ier, N. Y., and when about 15 l.e^an to wi-ite for the Koche-ter
papers, articles which tiiev uere glad to gel. For the next few years sin- ^wrote iind. -r
th.e /e'/7/ '/</.//////, of ■• Crace (u-eenwooil,"" b>r \\'h!ttier. \Nillis. M.e.-ris. ^, "!'.■< i;,n,'fc
or (/(.(/,//. ami was eon,-idered the nu^st brilliant a,nd copious lady corres]>,.ndent of that
da\. Ill 1S50 manv of Iut ■^!;etclies and letters of this period were colb-(Tf>d^ and
]uUdis)ie<l bv 'i'iekn'or & Fields, under the title of •' Hvrenirond Lnn-.s." Tin- /'"-■,'//.■<
372 BUAXCII OF KLIZARETIT.
wore iiiil)li-:!if(I abinit the saint- tiiiu-. Alumt lS.j;> s-lic s]ii'ut a year in Eur(i])c. and wrote
letters lioiiie, wliicli iiiuuediatelv on li'-r it-tiuti were ci)lh-cti'«l and ])uldislu-d with the
i\X\Q JIiipH iiiid Misiiiip.s ill F.nri'ji!'. SiiK'e !i«t ni. she lias fditcd Thr JAtHc PUij rl,/i . -^
juvenile^ wt-elvly. t'luiii wliieli and fruiu ln'i- (jthi-r u-ritiii!.':s fui- the yi(nii^r_ ^ehN•ti')J\.- have
been puMi.-hfd liy 'I'lrkiior \ Fields tn tlie extent of ahmit a dozen vols. She was an
early contributor to tIk' ///(/'/;» /H//';;Mind diirini;- the war a lecturer to soldiers and at
sanitary fairs, and also a general lecturer. In a h-tier to her cousin. Miss F. Amelia
Clarke, (J. fi. says: " It is not my nature to dabble in anythinu-. I must be in all over
if at all." [See Apj),] A corresjiondeiit of the M't/x/iu/f/ttiu P/v.v.v in 1874 de.scribes her
as follows: •' At the h'.st Sat urday eveninL"" " reunion,' (irace (ireenwood in In-r inimit-
able way. gave us dramatic reailiu^'s in c(>.-,tiiuie. Her iiersnnat'ous exceedi'il anvijiing
the writer has seen on the srae-e or in lU'ivate life. Charlotte ('ushnian. Fanny Kemble,
Scott Siddons. last but not least, our own (irace (Treenwood. nuike all the stars of the
first magnitude that we have now in this ])articular he;ni'n of genius. Attoi-ni.!y-*ien.
\^'iHiams says ' that he loolvs ujion (irace (iri-enw(_)oil as the best writer and the most
gifted woman in the country." This tiecision is legal and may be considered final.
Years agi_> the great and good Horace Mann saiil that she was not only • the most gifted.
but that she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen;' and his jiassion for h.er
in youthful days was as ])ure as though sh.e had been a disemli()died spirit. It is so rare
that beauty and genius are wedded to one soul. In the opinion ol' the \vriter, Grace
(Jreenwood is a handsomer \\'omau at lifty than in the • loiig ago." It is the dilTereuce
between the Imdding g-reen of A]>ril and the garnered glory of September. If her
])ortrait Nvas taken as she stands before us to-day and hung in the (_'orcora?i galler\-,
the s})ect;U<u' would say "this must be a lioman matron who lived before the i)all
of the Middle "Ages darkened the eaiih." How <h>es she loi>k".' — a brunette of the
purest type, with clear-cut features, sorrowful, inrpiiiiug eyes, that shine as ffiuugh a
quenchless Hamc l)urned somewhere in the siditud<> f)f her f)wn soul. There are sonu'
jnctnres whi(di are InirmHl into the human mind. \Ve shall never foiget her persona-
tion of ' Over tlie Hills to the PooiluMise,' one id' Carletou's p(,.em.-.. The ])overty-strickeii
outfit, the worn carpet bag. the iron-bowed sj.ecracles. the gray liair. From the highest
to the humblest ot that u'oodly compan_\' scare..- a diy eye was to be set-n. 'I'hen she told
us what Miss 'i'attle. from ruLttonville. saw at a " K'ejective Session of the Senate." .This
was follo\\ed by that %\ hich proves man to have been the only ' created laughinir
animal;""' m. at New Brighton. Pa.. Oct. 17. ls.");j, Leander K. Lip])inc(rTt <d Washington,
I). ('., b. about ix:¥): !. an onlv (diild: 1. Anmk Oiiack. b, l)e<'. ;l IS.").").
XI. Albert Henry. 1). May 0-2. Is-^C: m Nov. iy, ],^r,4. Sabina M. Townsend. 1,
Ma};y Cii.AMPi.rN, b. ()ct. 12. isi;."). :3, Oii.\i;lks JilDw.vitDs, b. Mandi 9, IbfiS.
8224.11,2. Joseph Baker Clarke, b. Oct. •2;!, VSm-. res. Dowagia.-. Mich,; m.
.luneMb, is;-:i;. .lane i>. Symes. b. Aul-". >'. l.sb").
I. Frederi(dK .Jiilia'n. b. Seja. :](). 1S:J7: d. .May -27, Is'i;:!; m. (,)'-t. 'i-'j. \>:rA . Ellen
Thoimis. He was Lieut, iit Gth Mich. regt. inuler l]aidcs and kilhd at Port Hudson, ile
cheered on liis men with a Avounded arm dangling at his side. His wf. .served as nurse
in the liospitals. 1, M.visY Wocistkh, b. Sept. o. m'd^r. ni. dune o. l.><~u. (ien. Geoige
Augustus Stone, 1). Aui:. lo, is:j:j. 1, Ati1"i.n,tl, Munn. b. .'March 18. l^^.'js, e, Fu'd-
erkktlarki-. b. Dec. i'i, 1>^0U. 8, . '2. Hk.\i;v S.\ vwai-.d, b. Mav .•>, Is^S; m. lA-c.
12, 18G0, Docella Weaver. 1, CJuuh^ bjhmnlx, b. Dec. t?."i. 18(51; d."Dec. JO. 18(j-2. •-'.
AJinn Lis!,-, b. Sept. oU, ISc,:). ;J, Fr^ ,1, ri-I. .JuJom. b. Dec. i-j, 1811-I. 4, (_'at],,iriut
Miiriit. b. Nov. IB, 180S. 3. (.'ii vi;i.i;s F',i>w.\uiis. b. .Inlv!), d. Sept. i?-^. IS-pi. 4, ,].j,nk,
b. Nov. 10, 18J4: d. Feb. 28, 1S48. 5. HoK.UK. b. Nov. 'JiJ, l,s4n. H, W.\i/rKi;. 1'.
Marcli G. ISdi): d. Feb. -24. 18.-)4. 7. (;i:um;K, b. A])ril :J, 1.8.31.
II. Harriet Symes. li. Sei.t. •?7. 1S40; m. March 0, 1.804, Charles H. Spra^ue. b.
April 2, 1811. S]>e has bei-a a telei^rajdu'r. 1. Cir.vicl.Ks Al.ni;i;i. b. Sejit. -V-K iNi'.."}
III. Adelaide D.-lia. b. Nov. •,':). 181-2: m. Aug. 10, Is'i:;. Thomas P. P,)\\er; rl\
.la.n.. 187:>, .lohn Duke .Nlurrav. <.'hica(:,'o. 1. Fi;i;i)Ki;uK L[n< (U,N. b. .lune 10. 1804.
IV. Fdwar<l Devotion, b". March ■".. IS-'^iD; d. Aui:-. 4. is.")l.
V. (.'race (ire.Miwood. b. March Cs, ls,j'2: d.. Mav -21. IS-j!), in Cohlwater, Mi(di.
VI. Frank Hamilton, b. Dec. 24, l.s.Vk
8224.12. Elizabeth Clarke, b. F.>b. 2, 1772; d. at H.llevilh-, N. .t.. Aur. oU
I8")"-), a. M. lb'- 1 l,.ira<'T.-ii-Mcs were ereat int.-gvity, c!u-erfulness. fra:d<ne~s. sinceriry.
a strong and instructi\e sense of justice, t i-uthfiiln.'.-s that recijed fium a shadow ^^\
deception, and a >leep reverence On <M.d and sacred things. S!je was a juoiessor ol
religion GO years. " .\ very intelligent and accomplished \\oman, thoimh somewhat
distinr iiished for eccentricities as well as for eKcellences of character."' — Jjiriitd'ti 11 .^l-
CLARKE, EDWAliDS, ELLSWOKIIT. 373
()/■ Wuidhiiiii Co.: m. Nov. 11. ITf)."), l.nilovicas \\"« Id, b. Bruintitp, Mass., Sept. 12.
fTfifi; \h\\\ . Cul. 1 ;?>!': iiu-t(ir at Kj)]!!!!!;-, N. II.. IT'.lO: pastor at llaiiiptoii. Mass., (Cong.)
l?.)2to l>iO-); rt-ui. to Fiiliius. X. Y.. Init <1. at Im-H.-v illc, X. Y., Oct. !), 1S44, a. 78. 'A
man ol' culnirf an<l till'' aliililifs.
I.- Lewis WH.l, 1.. OCI. 11. ITSKl; Y. ('. ISlS; surcr.-drd the lifV. TlloniaS U. Cial-
laiidct as ju'iii'-ipal of tlic Am. 1). and D. ,\sylnni at, Hartford, Conn., wliicli oIVuh- lie lielJ
•I?) voars, until lied., l>>'r. :)'.), is."):;. During tliis long period lie discliarged his duties
Avitii dignity and at>iliiy, rtr-niarkal>ly punctual and systeinatii-. He aimed in his inlor-
course witli his pupils not merely tin; <-uitivation i>f the intellect, l>ut the nu]>n>venient
of the character hy iinhuing their minds with worthy sentiments and c<irrect views;
usefulness in this life and Htne--- for that uhieh is tn come. He d. Di'c. 30, IS."):;; r.i.
May 7, lS-28. Marv Austin, dau. of Mas..n F, Cogswell*, M. ]).. (,r Hartford, h. .March
20. 1801; «1. Xov. "l2, l!--(i7. 1, M.xso.n Cocswki.l, h. Feh. IS, 1829; m. April 1(>, ISGO,
.Martha M. C.iles; he bears tlie title of Col.; res. Closter. 15ergen Co., X. J. 2. Cn.\s.
T^^:i>J^<^^K. b. .March 21. ls:Jl : d. May 11, ISf,:! ;j. hi. wis hi-.nvAKi). b. May Vi. is?,3;
d. July 10. IbH."). 4, .M AHY Ri.rzAiiKi ii, b. Oct. 1, bs:;."}. ."i, Ai.ic K Coc.swci,],, b. Dec.
■4, 18:n, m. April IH. 1871. Uev. \V . H. Hodge.
n. Charles Huntit^gton Weld, b. April 20, 17l»ll: ^'. C. 1S22: d. July 14. 1S73, in
Hvdc Park. Mass.; m. May, 18')3, Catharine Spear, wlio d. Xov. ti, 18f)5.
III. Kzra tireenleaf Weld, b. Oct. 2G. 18ol; d. Oct. 14. 1874; .M. D. ; photo, in Caze-
novia, X. Y.; m. Aug. Iri, 1827. Mary Ann Parker, ^vho d. April :J0. 1831; (2) April 12,
1840, Mrs. Deborah liichmond Wells (/;fc Wood). 1. TifKODouE Pakkku, b. July 28,
1828; d. Dec. 23. 1853, num. 2, Maky Anx Pa];kei;. b. Dec. 2G, 1831; res. Klmwood,
Plviiiouth Co.. Ma>r,. ; m. in ti'ardiner, Me., Oct. 1<J, 18t;i. (ieo. Kdsoii. wlio d. in E. , t')ct.
16' 18()0. Soi.n after his deatli she adopted a little girl 4 months ohl, now a. 17. 3,
Ai.in'.irj llKMiv, li. April 11, 1841; ]ilanier in nr ni'. ^^ilmingIon. ])el.; m. Oct. 12, 18U9.
Alice Augusta Van Tassel, dau. of 'J'ruman of Syracuse. 1, Winima lui/iington,h.
March 22. 187."). 2, Art/tar Van Ti/t<x(l, b. March 24. 1877. 4, Kathkiune Eijwaijd.s,
1). Dec. 12. lS4i: teaclier for some time of drawing anti ])ainting in Cazenuvia Seminary;
les. C. o. CiiAs. liTCUMOM). b. March 19. 1847; Cazenovia Sem.. 1807; Harv. ( niv. and
Div\ sch.i(/I, 1S72; !>. D. <)rd. 1X73, past. ir First Indejicrcient Cliristian chh., Baltitnore,
Md. ; Unitarian. H. Fi.oi;KNrE Emilia, b. Xov. 1, J"^.")! ; took "i yrs. couiso in Cazeuovia
Sem. ; teaclier in high school at Hyde Park, Mass.. 1S72-").
IV. Theodore Dwight Weld, b. Xnv. :.'3. l^o;); a noted jinti shivery .-iiul tennierance
public speaker; m. May 14, 1828, Angelina K. (irinike. b. I'^eb. 20, IsOo; of whom see
J'Jmineiit Woi/nii of tJic Agi\ for a short biographical s!<etch: res. Hydi- Park, Mass. 1,
CiiAs. Stf.wakt, "b. Dec. 14. lS3!t; res. Hyde Park. Mass. 2, 'I'iikodouk Oi'.imkk. b.
•Tan. 3. 1841. 3. S\I!AII (iltlMKK, b. .Mareh 22, 1844; m. Xov. 23, 1870, l!ev. William
Hamilton, b. Jan. 2o. 1843; Unitarian. 1, Ethel, b. May 31, 1872.
V. Ciiroline Eli/.abe-th ^^'eld, ii. June 2S, l.^UD; d. March. 31. 18(53; unm.
823. Ann Edwards, b. April 28, lOSl!); d. Ai)ril 11, nHO, a. 91 yrs.: m. May 8.
1734, Cajit. John Ellsv.-orth of East Windsor, Conn. He d. Jan. 4, 1784. a. 87.
I. John i'^llsworth. b. Aug. 24. 173.j; m.and had o chil.; rec. unknown.
\\ Solomon Ellswonli. b. .\]iril 30, 1737: m. ^larv Moselev.
III. Frederick EUsworih, b. Oct. 20,1738; d. .v. /. Feb. 20, 1799. a. 00; m. Anna
Thompson, wid. nf ('apt. Hugh Thom))son of Y,. W., aitd dau. of Xatlianiel Slougliton.
Shed. Aue-. o. 1S20. a. 79 yrs.
IV. Ann ElUworth, b. .hm. 23, 1741; d. Xov. 8, 18l!», a. 77: m. Col. Leonard
Sioughton of E. W. He d. March 4. 179(i in liis(;2d yr. 1, Anna, Xov. 7. 1770; m.her
cousin Stoddard, s of Solomon Ellsworth andd. 18ilO." 2, John. b. In-b. 2, 1772. m. Feb.
2ih 1799, Sarah Wctinore. 3, Li;.MfKi„ Mandi 27. 17M. 4. h'lui, Mavl2, 1770. 5,
Maktha, X(.v. lo, 1777. 0, EiXFci:. Xov. 20, 17^9.
8232. Solomon Ellsworth,!). April 30, !;37: Lieut.; .1. Oct. 19, 1n22; m. Dec.
27, 17oS. M.-wv, i!au. <pf .Vbuer .Mi.selev, Ivsi). of (Hastoiibury. C.mn.. b. Dec. 8. 1737; d.
Dec. l»i, 1S23.'
1. Marv, b.. Sei-t. 14, 17o9; d. Jan. 12, 1777.
* "United in death, here rest the lenuiins ot Mason F. Cotr.swell, M.D., who d. Dec. 17, iS^o, a 69 yrs.,
.•'.nd of .Ahcc I'.'i'iJswch. wlio d. Dec 3'j. iS. 50, ;i. 23 yr;. ; ihe I'ailier diAlini;uishcd lor his private viriues
and public spirit and I'.is iirofessional worth; and the datiuh'.er iihou^h deprived of heann;j and .speech)
foi hc-r intellecnj.-\'i attainments and loveliness of character. The American .\ryhim irr I'.ic Dc;il and
Diirv:b whi';h, under Providence, owes its crif^in to the lather's tenderness tt.wards his child and his
sya:(iathy for her fellow siilTerer.s, will stand an e.idunn;.; monument to their tuem.ory, wheti this shall
have perisl-.cu. " — //.!'. '/ivf/.t^v'-i'-i^c'"'. . .
L^74 CKANCH OF ELT/.AJiETH.
II. Ann. h. Mar.-h 13, ITAl; d. v.
]]], SoidnKin. b. D.'c. l2,i:r.O: d. Feb. 9, 18-11.
iV. ElizalK til. b. .Ian. IG. ITIm.
V. Stoddaid. A])ril 1-i, 1707; d OrT. ^-il. 1S47): ni. liis cousin, Ann, dan. ('id. Sain'f
and Ann ( F.ll>\\<u-i:h ) l>touirliton. Shr d. May 14. b^dC.. in licr ;*()tli yr. and bur. witli lier
fcniub inf. in tin .<ni. grave. 1, Ann. d. Feb., 17!M. in her "Jd yr. 2. Ann. d. Dec. -.^y..
1S';'7. a. 4!. :;. .M.aky.^F May !i. 1^0.".. a. Id yrs. 4. Stoud.x li o* d, at Harieii, (ia., l)ee.
11. ISli): a. -i.-); ni. Amelia ^ — . She <1. Nov. W. 1S41, a. o-J. 1. ,A////,.v .< . d. D-'t.. ];.;,
iNoi', a. le vrs. .■), l^ri\VAi;ns. d. .lunc >*4, !SU1. in his Cd yr.
VI. Aliiirail. b. -Ian. ('.. 17tiil; d. F.4j. 1;!.1S41: nt. Abn.^v Sa<i-e of Chatham, t'oiin.
VII. Abn.-r Mos.-l.'v. .Ian 4. 1771; m, \)'r. -.'A. 17H7, Flsic 4homiw,,n; .sh.- d. Nov.
20, ]84(t, a. 74. 1, Fmk.'dkkk. K, 1). Nmv. s. FTliS. 2. .'iBNKU M., d. Sejit. '24. ISIH. m.
April 2Li, is:r,', Fnev W. Stotiii-hton. 1. S>:r<ifi K . tl. -Ian. -.''i. IS41, a. 4 vi-.s.
Vlll. .lohn. 1). .Ian. V-'j. 17'7.:!:m. Mairh 10. In-JM; d. .Ian. i), |N:^(i, a. (if;. lb' wa.s ni.my
vrr^. .sexton iif th'- ( 'entt'i clih. Haiifnid: "W^ i\\ his sons rer*. at Mi (dianirville, N. \.,
juul was fatlier of ('(d. j'.lmer K. Kll>\\'orih, who bef(H-e the v,-ar became t'amons as the
('apt. and drill master (if the ('lu(ai.ii Zonavi-,-.. At the beirinninix <'f the war he was
appointed C'id. of the Now Yi.ilc City Kegiiaent, c-nmpii-.,.d <d' the city Hrs'iiien .and eallfd
llie "Fire Zouaves" (11th N. Y. Vols.) At .\h'Xandria. \:\.. In- as.'t-nded to the cup.da of
the liotel and removed a s' cession liau' llyin;:' from thi' staff ainl on df*s(. emiinLr the stairs
was shot and instantly killed by the In.itel ]iro]iriet<ir. v.ho wa.- himstdf nm thronii'h the
body on the instant liy a Fnion sohli.-r. Ft. Cnl. j-'ainham ['■j\ viicccedei' to the comitiand
and was nu)rtallv v.oi;nd<-il. at the Ist battb- of Ibill l-Juii.
IX. .Matilda. Dee. -^7, l'i74.
X. 'I'imotliy, b. D.T. V2. il. Dec. 'J-.?. 177*;.
XI. 'i'lmnthv. April 17, 177^; m. Anna M.-itIi't; i,->. F. Wimiscir. 1. ,M.\i;v An.\,.
d. March 27, ]S'.3s. a. 18 vrs. 2, 1Ii;nkv, d. .Ian. '2. islO; a :-!l vrs.: m. 1. ./,/)/.,.« D.,
a. Jan. ai, Ibo'.l, a. 4^ yis.
Xll. Jo.-eoh, i>. Man-h ♦:). 17nO: (F Sept. -Jii, l,S(i4.
XI IF Ann! b. .^j-ril MO, ITSM.
825. Jonatlian Edv.^ards, b. O.-i. .-,. 17(i;F T-!<.inL; an (.'nlv son was nanic-i by his
fatluT ••the i^ift of the Fold." When but six yrs. of niro he be^-an to h'arn Latin nndef
his father and elder sisters, all of win. in llie father liad made ]>iotic;ent in that laiiirsiai^e,
iind lie was carefully instiucteil at home until !te was thirteen years of a,i:e. Tlis letters
anil essays written at a very early jieiiod disi.bty a remarkable itnpiisitivene^s and aeute-
iiess of miiul. both as lo ineJital and natural phenomina. A frat^ment wr;tte)i v/ln-i: he
was not more than twelve years old atrnim^t sdine one who had ci>ntended for the mate-
riality of the soul, sho" s considerable wit. rer.cF. of thouijht and jxuver of ex]ire-~-ion.
There is al.-o proerv.'d m entertaining- and iusuuctive aecnunt of the iiabits nf sjiiders.
as observed l.iy jiine-ell'. \vritten befoie he was lo. But the veiy lirst exeiei'^es of hi- mind
were doubtless of the nature of re!ii.rious mi^ditation, and he could not recollect the time
when he was not imbued with a deep sense of ndi^'-ion. In an account of his conversion,
written later in life for the benefit of his children, lie says: " I had a variety of con-
cerns and exercises ab(jut my soul from my childhood, but had two most remarkable-
seasons of awakening before 1 met with that change by ^vhich 1 \n as biongh.t to tlu'se
new dis])ositions ami that new sense of things that I have since had. The lir-t time was
when I was a boy, some yeais before 1 went to cfdleg<', at a tiine <d' remarkable awaken-
ing in my father's congregation. I was then very much alfecied for maiiv months, and
concerned al-.ont the things of religion and my soul's salvation, ami was almndant m
religious duties. 1 used to pray ti\i.- times a <iay in secret, and to spend much tini" ;n
religious conversation with other boys. ^- * •^- i uitli some of my s(diool fello^^.s
joined ttjgether and built a booth in a swamp, in a very retired spot, for a place of
prayer, arid b.esides I had jiarticular secret ]daces of my ovn in th" \voods. \'>'liere ! ';-,ed
to retire by myself, and was froi.n tinu' to time much atTected."
At thirteen years of age he entered Vrde College, far advanced in irem--;'.! and
classical leai'iiing. and in his freshman year ;i ad Locke's /■.'.<•■-■'/// "// thr llnnKiu linUr-
utaniliinj with apprei-iation and deli::hi, as shown by some nf his n.otes wliich liavi been
]mblished>. lli> pleasure in lee.dinii ami annotatinu' on the to]iic..- (,|' th;-^ I'leat work, ha--
been likei'ed fo rl'-tt of the tniser v,!;en gathering up liamlsful of >i!vei- luid gold rr.in;
some m-\N ly disc(i\-ered treasure.
While in the senior class his second awakciiing took place, which was speedily iol-
hnveil by a second iela]>se. ■" \n piocess of time," he writes, "my convictions and afb-c-
tions wore otT, and i entirelv lost all those aliectioiis and deiight.s, and left off secret
ELLSWOR'in, EO\VAin>S. 375
nravtir. at least as to any constunt ijcrformance ol' it. and n'turncd like a dog to his
vomit, a!»d went on in the ways of sin. Indeed I was at limes very uneasy, es{>ociaiiy
toward the hitter jiart of my time in coHej.'-e, wlien h jdea-sed (iod to seize me with a
ph'uiisv, in which lie biouijht me niirh unto the arave and sliook me ovei- tlie })it of lu-li;
and vet it was not lonsr after my recovery before I fell a^^ain into my old ways of si?i."
At seventeen lu; graduated with great re])utation for hotli knowledge and wisdom,
and he dates Ids final and entire conversion shortly after. Its chief symiitom he thus
tlesrrihes: ■"From my childhood u\> my mind had Ix^en full of ohjeotions agaiitst the
doctrine (U' (I'od's sovereignty, clu.n-ing ^\ horn lie would t,i ct-u-nal life, and hardening
whom he ])leased, leaving them eternally to piu-ish and he everlastingly tormented in hell.
It used to apii<-ai- like a horrible d<jctrine to nu'; Imt I remember the time very well when
I seemed to be convinced and fully satisfied as \n tlie sovereignty of (iod, and his justice
in thus et<Mnally dis]iosing of jneu according to his sovereign pleasure. ■■" * * And
tliere has bf-en a wiuidcrful alteration in my mind with i-espect to the doctrine of (.iod's
sovereignty from that day to this, so that I scarce ever have found so much as the
rising of an objection against it. in the most absolute sense, in (iod's showing mercy
lr) whom he will shov.- mercy and hardening whom he will, (bids absolute sovereignty
and justice, with respect to salvation and damnation, is v>-hat my mind scenes tri n-st
assured of as much as of anything I see with my eyes: at least it is so at times.'
In commenting on this part of his life an eminent writer .-ays: " NV" cannot avoid
giving our reaiieis a little insight into the narrative of his couvfrsicui. especially as it
contains some passag-es of deep feeling and sensildlity wldch form a striking contrast to
the controversial liardness of his other writings. It is full of l)nrsts of tenderness and
even whilst the subject of his earliest meditations were the same dark doctrines in their
most trememious form, which he after\^ards defended so ably by the helj) of his mature
reason amidst all the gloom which narur-iUy surrounds thiuii. tliey seem to have h-ft
u]>cvn his mind no sentiments l>ut ilmsi' of gentleness atul charity. 4^ * *
In this document of Mr. I-]dwards' early oi)inions v.e have .said that, amidst all ihe
horrors fif iiis i n-fd. ilu-re are many indications of the natural fineness and sensiidiiry of
his spirit. 'I'hc following passag-es are renuirkably beautiful and have about them atone
of pastfu-al or rather scriptural ]ioetry. ''Not long after I lirst Ijegan to experience
these tinngs I gave anaccount t<> my fathrr of sf)n;'^^- things that had ])assed in my mind. 1
was ]iretty much afYected by the discourse we had together: and wlien the discourse was
eniled I walked abroad alone in a .s(ditary place in my father's i>astu)efor contemplation.
.-\nd MS I was walking there and looked u]> on the sky and (douds. there came into my
mind so sweet a sense of the glorious nnvjcsty and grace of (iod, that I know not hov.- to
exjiress it. (lod's excellency, his wisdimi. his ]iurity aud love, seemed to apju-ar in
everything; in tin- sun, moon and stars: in the (douds and blue sky: in the grass, flowers
and "trees: in the water and all nature, which used greatly to fix my nund. 1 often used
to sit and viev.- the moon for a long tine-, and so in the day time s]ieut Uiucli tin;e in
viewing the clouds and sky to li'diold the sweet glory of (>od in these thiiigs; in the
meantime singing forth with a loud voice my contemi^ilationof theCreator and Hedecmer.
I used to l)e a person tiuconimonly terrified \vith tluinder: aiid it used to strike me v.ith
terror when 1 first saw a thunderstorm rising; but no^v, en the contrary, it rejoii'tMi me. 1
felt God at the first apjiearance of a thunderstorm, and used to take an ojiiiortunity at
sucli times to fix myself to view the (douds and seethe ]i;:htning^ play and hear the
majestic and awful voice of (iod's thunder." * * '■ 'Ihcre is a ]>oetry and grandeur
in some of his }>assages of this sort, \\hi(di show a moral suiilimity of genius in the
midst of enthusiastic reveries, often in inferior minds more productive of dark and dis-
orderly sentintents than of sound and elevated ])iety. When he comes, liowever, to
reason on his theological and ]dtiloso]diical tenets, lie is no longer either ati enthusiast or
a ])oet, for then he ))roceeds with all the ])ertinacity and ingenuity of a liard headed
<lialectician, determined neither to tolerate nor employ any weapon but stern arguiui-nt.
— h'nft/r. Jirii'iiiitir.t It/t K<Utii>n Art. Kdirnrdx.
After g'radiiating he remained two years in New Haven, studying divinity. In tin-
19th year of his age (lT'?:i) In- was licensed to preach iiiul in August of that yea.r. accepted
avail to Xew York city. His di:irv \vhile there shows that his mind \si;s constantly
employed in religious medit:;iion. On the 12th of .Tan.. 172:5, 'I nuule a sobiun dedica-
tioti of myself to (iod; and wrote it down, giving up myself and all that 1 had to (bul: to
be for the f\iti;r'- in no re-Mi^.-t mv o^'•n. to aci as one %\ ho had \\i^ \'\,{\\\ to himsell in
any n-speci." Alioui this time he wrote out 7U resolutior>s whii-h lie kept before him as
his guides tlirough the' remainder of his life. 'I'hey rd'er mostly to the governing ol
iiis m^)ia!s aud the ])erformance of relig-ious e\erci.-es. They are published in his ••Lite
bv Dr. D-.vijriit." After a ministrv of eitrht months in N. V., whicli gave abundant satis-
37G BRANCH OF eliz.\tu:th.
fiictioii, ciii-nnistuiires iiiiliici'd him tn i-ft tii n to lii- t';it!ii-i's himsf. He runiit'il \v;inii
attiicliiju-uts in New Yoik. ■'.My ln-^u'l sci-mcd to siniv wuliin iiif at Icuviiii;- thf f,-i!iiil\-
and city wlien- 1 had juisstnl so many pleasant days. I went to \N'cihiM>!ii'l(l in- \vati"r
and as 1 saih'd away 1 kej)t sii:-hr ul'lhc city as loni; as I coald." But at Sayliio.,k wlit-r''
he woiU Ciij shoff to spr-nd the Sal)liaih. In- rrcovHi-cd ]iis rompoMn-i' in ''a rcfi-cshitii;-
seasnti wallvimr alone in tlie liidds." I'he samnn-r of 1738 was devoie.l to th('oh)iricai
studies at his tatliew's house. In tlic IV.Il lie went to Xr-w liavcii t'> receive tlie <l'7,^ree of
3l:tstei- of An--. \N'as e!fet.-d a tutor of Vali^ Collcgr. and r()niinn''d in this position two
years.* •■Jlis inioiial i\iiown," says I'ri .<iilcnt Stiles, "was great and exeeih^nt."
Jie thei: accepud a call To tlif ehurcli at Xoriliampton, as colk-airne to his ^-i-and-
futhet, Kev. .Solomon Stoddard, v. ]n' was far advanced in years, and whom lie
shortly succeeded as sole pastor, liei?;^;- installed Fel>. 27, \',21. On the ^Nth of the follow-
ing Jiily, lie m. Sarah, daugditer of llev. James and .Mary Hooker Pierpuiit of N. IIa\ .
!^he was b. Jan. !', 1707. Her father was the second j^astor of the first church in New
Haven, a son of John and 'i'hankful iStowe) Pier]K)nt of lioxhury, Mass. Her nn^thcr
was a dauLrhier of Rev. Samuel Hooker of Farmimrton and a <xr. dan. of Rev. Thomas
Hooker, tlie leader and first pastor of the colony at Hartford; her ancestry was indde and
she did it no discredit . She wa< a yoiinj.^ lady of uncommon heauty. Xot only is this
the language of tradition, hut Dr. ilopkins who first saw her when the mother of si-vt^n
children, says •".-he wa^ more than ordinarily hcautil'ul, and ler portrait ]iaintfd bv
Sniybert in 1740, exhibits that peculiar hjveliness of expression, which is the coml'inci'i
result of intelligence, cheerfullness and benevolence." This picture now haiigs with
that of lu-r liusband, by the same artist, in the gallery of Yale College.
T(j her natural advantages were added all that a su[)erior education could give. In
her ma.nners she was gentle, courteous and amiable, and the law of kindness apjieared
to govern all her ciuiduct and conversation. She was a rate ex;inii)lc of earlv pieiv,
•warm and animated, and under the control of true ddicacy and sound discretion. Mr.
Edwards had known her si'veral years before her marriage, and in 1 7",';j ( when she
%vas but thirteen years (jf agej he wrote cut thi' ])laul< !i af ot r. book, tlii- remarkable
descri]ition of her: ' ■ 'i'hey say tlieic is a }oung lady in New Haven w!io is beloved ot'
that b'reat IJeing who nuide and rules the woi-!d, and that tlicre are ceitain seasons in
whi< h this (Ireat Being in some v.ayor othei lonu's to her and tills her mind with
exceeding sweet delight, and that she hardly cares for anything except to meditate on
Him. That she expects after a while to be received u]) wliere He is, to be raised uj) out
of the world and caught u]> into hen\-en: '>eing assured that lie !o\e^ her too well to let
lier renuiin at a distance from Ilim always. That she is to dweli xsith Him atid be
ravished with Hi^ love an^l delight forever. TlnMefore. if \ou {)resei!t all Hie world
])eforc her \'.ith the liclu'st of its treasures, she dlsregaids it and. cares not for it, and is
unmindful of anv ]iath of atiiicti(m. She has a superior jmrity in luu- aflections; is most
just and cou-cientious in all her coiuiuct, and you could Uoi jieisuade lu-r to do aiivthing
wroiig or sinful, il you should give her all this wiu'ld. U'st she should tdiend tliis 'ireut »
Being;. She is of a wonderful sw(anness, calmness and universal benevolence, especiall.v
after the fircMt (iod has manifested Himself to her mind. She Avill s;)!uetimes go about
from i)lace to ]dai-e singing sweetly, and st ems always to be full of joy and ])li'asure.
and no one kmiws for what. She loves to be alone, especially in the fields and groves,
nnd seems to have some one invisible always con\ersing -witli her."
I)eV(ited a^ Mr. i-Mwards Nvas to stud}- he \vas less ac(iuainte-d with most of his tein-
}ioral affairs than many of his neigjil.iors, and scdtlom knew where or by whom his
forage for winter was gathered, or liow niany milk kme he iuid; whence his table \\-as
furnislu-d, or by what means his wants w.^e ])rovided for. Mrs. Edwards took almost
the v.-liole direction of the tem]ioral afTairs of the family withoui doors aiul within,
inana.tring them x'.itli irrcat wisdom and ju-udencf- as well as cheerfulness. And in the still
more d(dicate and ditlicnlr duties of a mother he could sntejy commit his young and
gi-owing family to her lovr'. faithfalne--s, wisd{imand piety. She eiicourae-ed exclusively
female meetines fo;- pi-ayer and ridigious conversatiori, in wiiich slie took- lu-r ]>ropei-
share, and in ihi^ way helped to brinir alnu!t the fre(|uent revivals for \shicli tlie .N'ortli
ampton cliurch was leimuicable during the minisir-y of .Mr. Eiiwards, Thev liveil
together thirty years, and he \vas to Hie end the same enthusiastic admiri-r. She relieved
liim from all cares be}-oiid his study, whither every day she cariied i:t a silver bovvl his
" Vhs only real est.ue then belonuinpc t,> t^c colio.q-e w;is the old lioaicstcarl oi Wiiiciin Tiutle on whicli
luiii been erected its first buii.lint;-, and on the verv spot where T^d « .-irdy; >,'udied, t.'.ii.;i:t .u;d won " t'.i-;
j;reat and t.vcelleiu tLitorial renown." E!i/..ibetti 'I'mile. the <,'r.-ind mother ot Edwards, ha.'l (),<;;--ed lue
years of her thildhr.od and youth, until as thi: wile of Richard J'.dw.irds she removed K. IJanford and
bccanie the ancestress of •• a |.;lorJous jiostf rUy - " A posieruy ttiat jias iciic. leii. pcrhips. more lustre on
the nainc of Vale, than that ot any lulgiim to these sliores from ihe landing on I'lvmouth Rod;,
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