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siinjile diet; and cvfi-y iiii;lit. -aUi-v tlie ollu-r iiifiubcrs of tln'ir family luul ri'tin-d td rt-st,
llu'v iiifr there t<> >]>>'ud an hour it; c .nvrivation and iirasei-.
In l^ol, Kdward-. \-isi;fd lio.-lmi, and wliilr there dr!i\cri'd hofofe' an asr-.iciation of
uiinisier-^. a sermon, w hi<-h liy their reijuesr was jmlilii-jird. It ua>tiie first of liis works
wliiili was pvinti'd. and ir luadr siK h an iinpre ^.-ioii that pnldic I haid<s w c: c oifcrcd to
thi- Head (d ih.' ('hiireli for rai^uiLT up so gri-ar a teaidi'T, In \1:',\ iMciiri'.-d a reinarka
hie re\-ival in his own 'dmrrh at Aorrhai'ititon. an a'-rount (d' \\hi'di In- pnldislird at tlic
tinieiuuler the title. .1 J-'^iithfn' XiHT:i,'irr' of tin: Su rjiiisl irf \\'',rl: nf <ini] n, titr ('■i>n:i:r-
MOH of yfiinij I fii nil i\ II - "f S ,ni.'< ill XiirtlKi III iiiiii . 'Idiis uiJilv i-\-citi-il ii-rt-at intt-rest and
was re[.uhlished in KnuHand fiuni I-M wa.rds' mannsi'rijit under the editorsluji >if llie i-ele-
hrateii Di'. Isa.ac Watt- in IT-iU. Idii^- w a.-, tiie l,ci;imiin;^- of "'Jdi^- (ireat Awakening,"
wliieh eiihninated in IT-iO-l. The revival was gfnenil thruughont tlie country and
(-xtended to itie it>inot<-s! re donii-s of Aun-iiiai and toI--n;;!and and to .Scotland. Ministers
and. conu-re.uations froin all ]>arTs of New Ki L'land a])])lii(i to ivlwards for assi^tjuiee and
iK'boiiirht hint to lanni- atnoUiT- them and priarh. As in all seasons e.f tTcat excitenit-nt ,
fanatical exc-esse.s wctc romniilted w hiidi hioutrht ndigion into cont( inpr and in other
ways t;ome evil was mingled wirli the good. Kilwards, thougli full of zeal and earnest-
ness, liiul no synipatliy witli fanatiidsin : to niodemte and guide the mi.sdireeti-d and the
overzealous. he wrr>t" his ■ 7V( '"■('-• on tlif Rdi'jvuix Aif'tftums, i)iil.)lislied 174IJ.
In the year 1747, Itavidi Hiaiiifid, tlie famous missionary to tlie Jndians, eauie T(j the
lionse of Edwards to dir. l)ui-ing liis sickness, .lerusha Edwards gave him lier constant
<-ar«. and Htienti'in, They were, nodnuhl. hetrotht-d.. "She was a )):-rion <d' miudi ihi'
same spirit as Iwainerd." said her fathor. He died Ort, !l. 1747; and Jernsiia f'dlowed
liim aiioiit four months later anvl \\ a.s burif'u hy his side. .Mr. Ivlwaids \s rote the Lij't
of I lurid Biiiihi rd: puldislied in 174'd.
During all tjieyears of his pastorate at Northampton, ^Ir. ]-]c'Lwards was indiefatigalile
iu the dischaige of lus oHicial duties and diligent in self-improvement. "His jireacljiug
produced ehects wlihdi have never heeii surpassed. His (diuich liecanu' thf- largr.-t ])ro-
testaiit society in the world. He st(.»id at the liead of ihe clerieai jirofes.v-on in New
England. Wdiei'evci- In- i/reaided crowds hun_; upon hi,< lips. While yt a young man
sermons and V(dume> (d' hi-- wi-if rejinhli.^lu'd in (iriat Diitain and %videly circulated.
He was the lii-t Aim.-iican auiiier \'.dii> ai'hi'.-Vf.l a Euiope.an imputation. He held this
position many years. < 'n tin Viith of .1 une, IMO, he v\as iiji.'iiiiiiiiiii(.s!j/ di.sinissed from
the church at Northampton. Where does tiie iiiiiominy n-si'.'
Aliout six year-- l)efor<-. le- h:i.d oti't^nd.ed an inriuential juirT of his '-ongregatioii liy
taking- some very active ami. as they allirnu-<l, aihitrary measuies in c(jn,^e(pu'uce of the
repinted <-ircuIation of oliscene l)ooks among the younger members of his lio<dc. He wa.s
openly resisted, in his atfi'mpi- lo make a ]>ul)lic cxamide of tlie olTeiulcrs, and his influ-
ence over his ]H_'oi)ic from that tine- hega.n ri wane. l*>;it a mor>' potent cause of tlio final
rupture \vas a ditu-r.-nt oni-. In tin- t ast.Mii ciilonies. ujcAard,^ of a ctiiiuiy ago. all Hie
])olitici;iiis and nun of fa-liion maiiag-e<l to retain a " iigular standing" in some itdJu'-
ious society: it wasesseniiai to their respectability. h, was not deeme<l necessary that
they sshmild make a luibiic proft.-ssion or ])raetice tic dntic.-< of .dii'istianif}', only so far a-- to
give'uii intellectuui asvent to its doctiim's. 'i'liey could not. or would nor, say that they
had )-i.ally embraced christianitN . In short they \vere uncoiiverted persons. In Mr.
Edwards' clmrch the custmu had been, introduced f'y his predecessfjr, Mr. Stodilard, not
Avith(,)ut o]>position. ot aduiittiiiij: sue h ]'ersons t<,' ]>artici[iati(ui in the sacraim nt of the
L(jrd's supper. Aluuu 1744 Ed.wards iiegan to insist'ou a return to the (dd custom. A
tif^rce op].o.-.i!ion wa> iai<e(h The next six years was spent in continual disputations.
und in vain aitemjUs to break the re>ohite will of l^dwards dett'imined that the line (.>f
demarkatioh between the church and tin- \v(>rld should not be entirely obliterated. EiVoris
at mediation and compromi?" laile,!. Hi.-- dismissal was (damored for. A council of neigl;-
horing j.astors. appointi-ii to adjucli.-ate lietucen the partie-. \oled. by a majority of one.
tlie expediem.-y of an imruediat'- d!--olntioii of th'- j>a-toral relation of M r. J'kl wards to
his flo(d\. When it r;ime to the people !oi a final Vote, ir is said that tho-^e who \vei>-
iie\'er tiiere he fore now throm^eii I he ni'-d ing hou^e to pri vent I heir own di^f ranrhist'.nent ;
tliat a iiMpb -ucc:-e.|ed in ]'rocuring the ui--ud^.--a.l of the w ise-^t aiid mo>t faithful of i)as;oi ,
The vote was ove[- -JIKJ to -JU. A fter thi-- he occa->ioiuil ly supjilied the pulpir. jiendine- rhe
a]ipolnTnient or hi- siH-ce,-.^or. until a \iite was pa'-sed prohiidting his leturn. Tlirouvh
i'.il this ciinte-.! Edwards iior- oim-idf InMoical 1 v. .\ o | i--'"' inate word, or un<ee!n'iy a.-t
marred the grand compo.-nre of his spee-h. or tie- dignity of hi.- coialuct : but witli strong-
and steady pi-r-isience in svh.at he kness to be h,-- duiy he fLiught the good light to iL;e
end, williiiL'' to sulTer all thliii;.-. for the --ake ol his .Master. Some of iho-e who W( n
(he nicst violent in oppositi<ui, year.-- al'i-iwaids, \viien lime had given them oi.'].'ortui.!-
37S niJAXcn of kliz MiKxii.
tifs for roticction, r('j)oiitc<l in >ark clotli .uid ashes. In 17")1 lu^ rcmovi-d fo St'.ckhridi^'-H
Mass., as a luissioiiiirv to iin-jicli tn tlit- liidiaiis and a small clmrfh ni Aii;:l(i- A ii;<Mii'an^
which had liceii fdriiit-d ilicrc hy an i iivliiM- nns.-ionary. II.- had a wil'i- and <-i_'-lit chil-
dren to support: his salary was sunill; liis dauyjitcrs made laces and paint<'d fans, whirji
were sent to 15i)ston lor -■■i\\>- . S(h,n after Ids settlement he ani.oiiMcc-d in a h'tter to his
t'liend Kr-kine ol' Scuihuid. his intentiijn to write a work upon l''ree Will and M.eal
A,tr<'nry, in whirh he Wdulil luin^' tin- ehj, ctiuns to tin- ' ' Tal vinistic divmit v ' to 1 1;,-
test ol' tlu' strictest reasonimr. and parlienlarly lliat ;:reat ohjeciion in wliieli ih<' iii(>d>'rn
writers have so tnueli _i:lorieii, so lont;- ti-iuniphed \\'ith so i;-reat a deirrec oi insult toward
the most excellent divines, and in ette<-t airainst the iro-^pcl ,<[ Clirisi, thai the ('alvin-
istic notions of (Jod's moral government are cdntrary to tin- couinion s<-nse of mardiind.'"
'J'lns work was written in four nmnths.
The controversy at Xorthiimjiton did not hei^in nor end thi-re. h \s as sini]>!van
outhreak of the old disaii-reemenf lirwt-.Mi the marcriali -jn. tli'- stiihlMiin prid>-. si-lti-h
ness and si-lfdndiilirence of hnnian natniv. when h-fr to it>.'it. and the .>piiit oi diitv.
hniiiility, self-sa<TiHee and <lcjiendenr:' <e.i (iud. end'odied in Kdwards. formula.ted in
doctiine, defended liy an inti'Ilert (d' ama/.im,'- power, and foriilieil l)y an nneonqin'rahle
resoliitirm. His rhcnln^.'-y i^ jp-ifd in ceiiain ipnirter>. no hrttrr, or evtii h-s^. now- than
it was then, and the man him.-elf is re.r:u'di'<l with an avt-r.--ion. oftt-n thinly vt-iitd, ieif
s.-inietimes expre.-sed in op.'n and eoar-^i- dennm-iation. .\t a late lat-eiinL'' of niodt-rn
lihilosophers and /<',V;-(/,'i in an easitn'n eity, Ivlwards was i-allcd''a scivundi'el i we heu"
pardon of our readers), a liyporrite who ilid nut h •lifv<- what In- taiii^'ht, wlm in tact
knew hettrr." .\notl;'r critic, if noi nnr-' profonml. at h'u^t in far hrtter taste sjvs:
" 'i'he Iriii' to taste whiidi compriscil an edneati'rn, ihe i.-dl'.in:;- ophidian, the many
centurii-tl iiatriarrlis, the li.iatinu- ne-nau-eiie witl; tin- launa of ihr diownin^- worlil
repn sent.'d cm itsdi'ck.-; the modeiinu- of ilir tirst wi.iuan idioiil l h.- Ij.me of the tirst
nian. All these t hi n.i;-s were to him. as to tiioM- alioiit him.asri-al historicj'l faets a-
tlie. buildini.;- of the ])yramids. His ari;-nnn-nt is, v.-c aic fn-c to follou. hut not to f<'ri'i
our will, as f/'n/i of nert-ssity (dif-ys tie' .-I i oiii:'-st inolivf. .Vs tin- natural nuoi siu'-.'
tlie fall is corrupt, his motives and conseqin'niiy his volitions art' evil, until cham;i'd hy
i;Tace. wlii(di i^ a free i^-i ft im smdi as ar.' eh-iti-ii from eternity. Thf doririn.' of srp'-
determininc will r.s llie trionnd of all moral irood and ( vil, tends to jinvent anv iiropcv
cxerci.se of faith in (io^l ami t 'hrist in the affair of our salvation, as ii tends to i)revent al!
dependenci' upon thmi. There i-. no se.tlicici.! reason for atracliiuL;- the moiiv-. of a
man so sa.inrly iii life; v(, h ly i., -i.-^piratiun-: so patient, -o lu.'.-k, si. lalioriou.-,. so thor
oiiij-lily in eanc'st in the wmk to which his whole lit'e wa'- Lfiven. - -' *
A natural man i,s hetter tlein an unmitural tln'Mloy-ian. It is less violence to our nature
to deity pr'Ho-plasm than ir is to diaholiz" the Pidty. ddu- [U-a.ctical etlVcd of his teacji-
ings, revivals in whir): tk.e majority of tho converts udl awr.y. nervous disord.-rs of all
sorts, in.-an;iy and suiciii(^ oiiter areaiaiion and (pnuiel witJi his people, if tins was a
successful ministry, what disasters would con>^titute a failure. ' — O, U'. Jfuhnr.-!^
There is no need id' an answei- to the indii'tment. as to •■ the hitter alienat'on and
([Uarrel uith his jieoph-;" we liave seoi what that nn-an^. i!ut there are >ome ver'.
questiomii)le assertions of fact, anal smue nu)re than .pn.'stionahle infen-nc.-s in th^
the above quotation. Is it trm- that the majority of the c(ni verts fell away ".' Tlia.t
nervous disorders of all sons, insanity and suicdde were tin' practical elT'ect of his tea'h-
ing'S? Tiiat his ministry was not u successful one? (.'an ndoims hi- affeeted or attempted
without conflict ".' Can a radical chanue in moral disposition and habit from evil to o-ood
be accomplished in the individmil without mental or emotional disturbance? It is tie-
old controversy. With respe.-t totlie workof Kilw-ards on the will described .so ^ildyand
meastired in tie- few lim-s above (pnitt-d, ami his nn-ntal calibre or i':va<ie, a ^x'"«"!'*
writer speaks by impliea^ion as of '■that class i.f mi;',hty and terrible mimls. for whi'-h
are reserved in soun- sort eertain iirobb-n]s whieh ai-i- dantr'-rous ami unfathonnibh'
abysses to all others; ti'i'nnndous re\-eries and sulilimities of sneru lation. from which
some very great nnnds lik-o Swrdeidcore.' ami Pascal have gliih-d into insanity ; all thos.-
]>rof undities: to the apostle con vergiti;: ujion ( iod: to tin- Athei-t upon annihilation —
destiny, goo'l and. evil; tin- war of la-ini;- against being; the eonseifn(-e of man; th'-
thought like di-eams of the animal ; the transformation of death * - the soid, natut'-.
lilxM'ty, nec-essity: ditlienlr problems, sinistei- de])ths towards which are drawn the
gi^•anti(- -irehan^-i-ls i.f the hunuin taie '' — Vi, ■!,,!■ Ihnjn,
I'.dwanls had mm h s]iare time in Sto(d< bridii-e. ;ind had in view si-vcral 'j^v-.W litt-rai'}
enierprisi-s, mie ot whieii was begun inil not ready for the press. Ii was •• A
History of tiie Wurk nf Redemption," a complete system <if divinitv cm a n.-w [ilae.- b
wmtld prolsaOly have been hi^ mastfipii-ee, and would ha\e raised him in repu'ation a--
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niiK-h higher than lie is n.>\s-. as hi:, cui.ii)Ift('d works eiuiilf liini to Ix- lunkf.i i.l.ovr all
othrr tlifological writi-rsof hisii<;e. Aiiothor work he (.•oiil.'iuiilatci v.;is tlu- " lliirnionv
of llie Old aiui Neu Totainrnt." In tlif aiUmiiii of 17.")-l he ^v•as seized with a sever't-
!\'v.'r, from wliir]] h,- did not irrov.-r until the f-dlowini.- Jamiarv: Hi'.d Ids favorite jmr-
suits v.(-ie .sfill fuiilicr iiiirr-ni nred \)y tli.' iMciudi and Indian war. <hn iPf,-- wldeh siddiers
\\(MT qnarlcied in li;> hon.-e. In tli^' last tliree years. ]H.\;-,-vrr, In- w rotr souu- of his
:;'d( --t \vorks. a.nioni: whieh arc ;]:,■ di--r)-[at ions "on O',,,/',: J,,,..,- /';,,,/ ;,, //,, ( -rn/tif/, of t/t.
W.'H^J, and on the .V,/,''//-, of Tr'ic V'ntnr. ■•'I'l.e la-t of tlw^c j-nl.jr,!s ha- I'.Vn a
favorite onr xsith ethic;d wri'crs. Ai i.stiK lo n-atded viriuc as ///, ]n^i,_ t,,iUr„; llnnn.-
says it is V, li.atevcr is uselul or agre.-ahle to ourselves and orliois; iuid Paiin-. uiio. as
\',ell as Hume, liad Ix'en a eareful readi-r of Edwards, tlial ii is ■'tlie doinu- ;:(mi(1 to man-
kind in ol.edicnre to tlie will (.)f Ciod, and for tie- -ak.' of evorlastiniT liai'l'ine.ss."
Kdwards held it to hf in some sense, the same as heauty: in other words, to l.e every
voluutaty art, of \»djiih the ultimate end is tlie iri eaTesr " i_r,„,d to the -■•r e;.,t',.s! nnnd-er.
'i'liis dibsertaiion is jHThii-.r. tie- most (ui^tdnal of his woiks, ;ind is mi i-'oncdusive tliat all
otliers on the sul)je<-t liave siiice heen consi<lere«l as ohjecis of riiriositv rather than
MS fruides to oiiinion. .Vmrm-r tlie wiiterS v lio have heen hiiu'elv indel.ted to it wns
William (iodwin, who, \\\\\\a PoUtir.il ,///,vy,V, . ;;< i^,l.eIt Hall v.eil ol,>erves, ■•^Vith a
daring eonsistence has puisued the i)iinciides of fvhsards te an exivem- fioia whi.di that
exceilent le.an would have recoiled with horii.r."
His treatise on Origimd Si)i is usually ranked next to thai o?i the \\\\\. for eh-arne-s
force and com]irehensivene-s. It was fiid-hed in ITo,. I'r. 'ra\ lor of ^'or\vi.dl had
boasted that his (.\vn argnr,\''nt oji this ([ueo i,,,, i-,,u!d n.'Ver- i,,. ansu-eved. 'i'he re!!i'ati<in
of it hy Edwards uiis so (•o7i,i>lete that evei; 'layler m .-ss eoinpelled to adiiiit that tiu:■^^•
could he no rejoinder, and his mo! ti tieatinn is :;;i'i to have shortened hi- davs.
\\']ule Ed\wirds was lahoring with hi-> wouied ii.<lu-ii\ a! Stock LridLre.' In- nceivt'd
inttdligeuce of the death of his son-indaw, IJev. Aaroii HurV. Pie>. ,,f the '("'oUe^r,. ,,)■ ^, vv
•Jersey; and a few days afterwaid a letter fnun the 'i'lustees MJvised him thai he had
heeu elected to the vacant otlice. He sul mmied tl:e (inestio!' to souie of his fiiends. aud
iicdiug on their advice, arcej.ted. the invitation and ice,'-,., led to Piine-ton. wlier'e he
arrived in -Ian., 17",^'. A fev.- days aft.-rwaid he w a- ijifo: iie-d. of the .h'ath of liis father.
S<'veral we. ks i,assed hefore hi- inaugu'at i..n. Inii he luciched in the mean rin;e in the
college chajiel. v.dncli his tame .-au-ed to he tilh'd i.n evers ocea-ioi, to its ut-nost limits
He WHS inauiiuiaied on the Kith of Eel.. On 'he i?:-:d he wa> inoculated for the hUiali-
]>ox,^whi(di then ]>revai!ed in tli- tov.ii, aiid on the O'^d ol >'arch In- died of th.xr di-". a-e.
'iVj JUS daughter, Lucy, s\ho attended him in his last sickness, he said: •' It sei ms
to he the wiH of (iod that i must shortly leave you. TherelV.re, give mv kimh-st love to
my dear wife, and tfdl her that the uncommon "union that has so long si"il)sisted between
us has been of such a n.ature as I trust is sidrjuuil, and, thmefore. will contiin:e forever
-Aiid 1 hope she u HI he su|ii.oiie,l under S.J great a trial, and submit cheeifcllv to the
will of (.rod. Ai'd as to my children, wl,o are now likeh'.to he leli fatherless, "whi(di 1
liope will he an inducement to you all to seek" a Eather," who will never fail vou. Atid
as to my funeral. I would hav<' it to be Hke Mr. P.urr's. and anv ad(iiii<;nal sum of
money that nnght be ex]»ected to be laid out that \\;iy. 1 weuM have it disj.o-scl of to
charilabie uses.' h'ersons at the bedside lamented ili"e loss his death would he to the col-
lege and to r(digion. to whom he replied-, -"rrust in (iod, and ve need mu fear " These
were his last words.
In person he was tall, slender ami slightly stooping; his face, very pale and some-
what wasteti. wore an aspect of singular refinement and diynitv; his manner calm and
gentle; he s])oke very little. He lamented his awkward addn-ss and uniinp.isinir presence.
'' I have a constitution." he says, ■■ in many resjiects ].eculiarl\ unha]ipv, attend, d with
Haccid solids anil, vay.id si/.y and scarce iiuids, and a'low lid.- of' si/irits : ('.fteii occi-^-ioning
a childish weaduie.ss and contemptabh-ness of t.pe,'ch, pi, .-^en.-e and demeanor and a
disagreeable d.nlliiess and stifiness niiudi unliiing im for conversation." '■ .\dmi(abh' to
such a man," .says Carton, --must havesenued thealeit ami brilliant Ihirr, so rl'or,,iighlv
alive, with every faculty at instant command, of dauntless self-possession, with a pros"-
eiice and address that inviied conlidence and disarmed impertinence. Ihirr on his part
had g.iod v,.||se and mode-ty enough to know that wiih all hi- shlnimr .jualities he
was no imu-e the superior of .lonathau Edwaids tlem an :innorv is .-nperior to the
n.n.eof or,., fp,ni v.h-,-!, ih- polish, d weape,,.. (,f a tl:ou:.aiid ai moi'i.'s can be u.aih- "—
/,;./(■ of Jill rr.
The (diief works of Eil wards: A Tniiliin Court mi i,<i (lu- l^ilii/i'.us A ii'< rti^'us. M-li:
An Inquirji ii,t„ thr Mmln-u I'notxliiKj Xniioi,^, I!, siHrfim/ tli. "/•>.< e'-e, nf tin' ]Vi!f
irhii-h is .'<uppo.Md to h K.-^.ni.tial t: M^riil A'jmri/, VirUu and Eev, h'ur.n;/ ami I'lmi-^h-
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m"nt, PrdiKi ninl IVanic, IT.ll; 'J'ln Cj'riiit ('//ris/ian J),>r/riiir <>j Orif/inul Sin l),fnidi:d,
coiitaiMiuf: ;i rcplv ic tlu' nlij..-,-thins of !>r. .(dlni 'raylur, 17.")S; Tin llistorii of R'thnip-
tioic A ])i,-<s,rt~ft'i<>n ('"i.rrrii'ih'j th^ Ei,<l -nr irliirf, ( ;n,l Cr, ,it, ,} th, WorUJ; A bh^rrtatioii '
Cdui-t riilnii i'lK- Tru. y<il'iri' of Cli rl-yUii n I'irf'h. 'I'lic tliir( last ucir. puhlislicil alter
lii- dcatli. !!r vA>u ^\I•l>tt• M.veral voliiiui-s of scininns. |iiiiitril at vaiidus tiiiirs ami
ol'ti'ii u-iiriiUcd ill EiiiriaiiJ as \\r]\ as in .\iinTica. 'J7n Ja/i' cf J)(iritl Hroiimil, 17}'.);
All lii'iniri/ ini" Ihr (h/,i'fir./li,j,i.y /,>;■ /•''/// < 'nm ,i, n ino,, \n tin i'l'sihl, dmrrh. 1749;
MiKcllnnrcii.s O'h.s, ri:iiti,:,iib I'll liii/iiiitoiit I'll' nil, ijlriil Si'/>jn_ix. I.uikIoii 17!I(I. i'.liit .^<'Vi-r;il
otli'']- tracts ol' Ir'ss iiu]i;irtaii<'c. In iMi'.l an tditinn ni )ii> works \>y Pr. .\\i--iin was
})uMislie(l \u f-"nL:!ai)(I.
Ill ]S;lU ;\n. ciliTinii of liis worlcs in icn vols, was ihiIi. hy l)i-. Sficno 1'". ].>wi:;lit.
27<( Frt'uhnii nt'tln li i// liKs iiff-n iiiililislii'd separately, with an i nt roiiuelfiry essay, hy
Mr. 'J'aylor. aii'.liorof the Xnt uro! ]Jl.s*n; i/ of Koih hhIo.^ii: . An old dok on" wliicfi the
FriiiJnn: of till TIV'/ w ;'.s writti-n is in po--.ession of the 'ilieoloi-ical Seminary <;f Yah,-
Collfire. In 187".j tlie descendants of Lvhvards elected a nionmnent to ]ii>, jin-uiory at
St(;ckl)ride:e, Mass. it is of red Scotch cranite, liUeen feet hii^'h, and stands on lln.'
]»nb]ic sqnari- 'vest of the ( 'enieii,'rv. .\iuoii;r :-oini- lecently dist'overed mamrscrijits was
found H treatise on tlie Trinity liy Kdvvards. It was jnililished hy Charles Scrihiier, Xew
York, ISSU.
A iiienioria! wiiu!o%\' in tlie cliajic! of '\"!ue Collei;.- is insei iliei! : ■' Jonatha'i Ivlwards,
Sn III mi III ir.-fsia nrili,,i)< ]\itt.s: fiiil n m w ■-«icrii mi in philn^nphn^ qvi Kiuu-ulnvinn admi-
rati'iin.iii iiiorJ: iJiiriiltn inyatAre nunintiKxi nms: lii<' ff ii'iihnt, ihiriliiif f
liis famr- i- ^'■-.•at in all (/hristian hnids, and his vcnks and chiuaeter the ailiuira-
tioii of the most profoand thinkers and of the h^-^t men of every generation sinre
his time; an admiration exjiressed in terms as varied, as strontr and as cnqihatic as
Imiaaii iiiLrctmity can invent. Vet as we have si en, very ojiposite views are eiiiertained
mid f'N pressed in disjiaran'oment ot his i^cniiis and vii n]M-)ution of his cliaracter. It is
therefore eminently pnipei- to add here the testimony of men who-t opinions the \\i)rhi
lias been aceusto!nc<i to rei:aid will; res[M ct, in order that detraciion may not de.^troy the
Ipiritiniute inthience, v/hieli cannot well lie s[iared yet, <d' a u'reat name ;,iiu a nuule life.
"Edward's sennor.s .-eem to me tlie hest in the laniiaage."- AVc. Dr. Mafldn--^
Bruui, Jlr.s( pi.-iur nf tin JJi'm-l.-.r Sf . P n s>>. I'lil: . \. Y.
In a re.-eiit wo!-k on .\morican Hteratuie Prof. 'r_>. lev coiisideis .lon-jiimn Edv.aids
the nmst ori^'imil and acute thinker yet jiroduced in Ann ficii. He i^ives full ciedit to
the traditions that In, v.- < ome dou n to n-. of the treniemlous eiTecis iirodnceii hy Ivlwards'
presentation of the Calvini-tic theolojry. vSueh was tlie )>ower of his sincerity, of his
solemnity atnl of Ins lnw-ic that 1m wroujrlit results not snrpas.sed even hy Whitfield's
cdo(jiience. --As a tln'olocian and nieta ].hysi<ian, as the ■.iitlior of •Freedom of the
Will ' and the chami'ion of ( 'idviiijvm, a.- tli" ins'pirer a'ld i!ri!! ;i:a-;trr of innnmerahh-
niinds, Edwards lilis a laree phn c i ti ecclesiasti'-al r.nd nhilos. ,phic;;l histc>ry."
^Vhen Samuel Hopkins, the dist int;-nished theolon-ian id' Ni-wjiorr. wa.s a student at
Vale, Mr. \Nhiitield ajjpeared there and in i)rx. 1740 preached to crowded assemblies.
Mr. Hopkins heard, him anci wa-; sone-what impfssed, and justiiied hini
with tho<e who were disposed to condemn him. 'I'he next sprinir (iilhert Tennaiit (th.c
J'amous itinerant) came and staved ahout a weejc and preacheil seventeen sermons. " ile
was." says Ilopkiiis, 'a reiniirkahly jdain a nd rousing' jn.'acln'r, and ever_\ jx-rson in
the i;olle<i-e s,.,Mned to he under a deeree of awakeniii:,'- and conviction." Hojikius
Jidmire;! his pi-eachiiie-, tiiouu-ht him the e-reate^t and hi'.-t man he had ever seen or
heaid. and determined when he should leave coUeLic to ao ;,n(l Ww witli him wherever
he miirlit !)<■ found,. Bm on the 17th day of Sept.. just l)efoie he was to take his dee-ree,
• lontithan I''.dwards of Northampton visited New Haven and preachi',1 his cidehrated
seriMon on -Trial of tlie Spirit-.' llo[ikins heard it atnl was so atb'cted that he cliamrcd
iiis irdnd in respei t to Mr. 'i'enmmi and rc-olveil to reside with .Mr. Eduards when he
should have opp u-tiiniiy." — A':!n'ii;,ipiij,!nj.
••The icfeatest nu'tajilivsician in .\merica." — Sjn'ni/m'.^ A n ihiIk nf the Ami'rn-iin
r^dini.
"Jonathan Edwards, the )m>.-t i:ifted of all the men of the 1 SHi cent iiry : jierhaps
lliemo'-t pr.^fop.n,' thinker of H;e w.irhl." * '■* "'' '• ehnr-si- hted ie; the ea;_'h'. nnlirinu
as the light that travel- fiom the lixed stars, reirai disii;- the wide field o)' h.uman thought
with a glam-e iiioie delicare and compi-ehensi ve th.au I'lato; an imagination no h-ss suh-
iime and a soul how much more seretudv pun- thantliatid' i '.aeon, he stands tin- fore-
most .rimong ail phih.sophical thinkers, ar.cient or modern." — JInlJisI, r'^ Jli.st. ofVonii.
j:i)\vaki)S. 381
" His inliufiicc' is disci-rniiblo on cvfry l<';i<lirig- uiiiul. l^cilumy an'l ITnpkins were
li:- pupils; lHvi;;lit \\iis his cxpnsilor; Sinalicy, Knniums anil nuuiy miIht-, wen; his
t()llo\v('rs; thioii<;h llnjvkins, liis influence ffachcd Kirkland and a>sislrd in niDulilin^
i!,c rharacter ol Cliar.ninir. Of all the sch.'lars and philiisuphcih that Anifiii-a iia'i
piiidnced lii-l'dn' tlu; hi'^Mnninsr <il' ihc jircsMut ccntuiv, two only jiad i'.-.;al)lislicd a ci;n-
sidi'iabli' and permanent reputation in the world (d" 10iiroi>ean thiuijrht, Menja.inin
l-'ranklin a.nd .lonatlian Edwards." — Jl^nirrnft.
"Recollect \-our Kd wards, erectiniT in tliis i-einoiL- reiM'in the standard of orfliodoxj
for eidightened i'lotestant ];.uroi)e."— -J/< .c. //. Kru-itt.
" ' 'I'he l'hL'ed<jrr: cjf the \\'ill ' is the w'l-eatest a<due\-ein<-nt id' the human intellect."
— iJaiiid W'tl'xttr.
Seeds from Edwards liuve taken root in strane-e jdaces. A single stalk fn.ni Ids
philoso]div has slicd lieanty and i^i'i'l ujne over wastes of modern s]iecnlatii.in. Many ot"
whose oi>inions aM is dl•os•^^hat i- not hi.rrowed from liim. Iiave exiiihiled the jioverty of
their natural powers in assaults uj'on his system: and others incapable <)\' ]jenetra1ing
hevond the shell of his logic, and of understanding the Iteauty id' his life and doctrine,
have done him k much greater injury l>_v profe.^^ing to i»e of his school.
The stvle ol I'dWiirds is unconnnonly good. It is suituhje for his subjects. It has
seldom Ix'en suipa>se(l in perspicuity and jirecision. It is deficient in harmony, indeed.
and occasiomilly Ints other faults of a mechanical ■^ort: but he wrote hastily, and ])r)nted
witliout revision. Scarcely any of )ns sernuni< v,-e\-e intendi il for the ]n(\-s. and sesei'al
of Ids nn)re e.xtended treatise are but rough drafts of v.liut h,' designed. Ife a]i])e-u-s
never to have thought mu(di of tbe imjuu t.ance of styie, until a few years liefon.- his
death. ^^ hen a cojiy of Kichardson's Sir Clui rl,s (r rn I'Ci.'cr: faJling- in his lu'nd-', lie read
it wiih jilea^-ure, and di>-cover<d the seci.t of its iiilkniii-<-. I'lom this tiuie he ati -lujited
to wrile more gracefully, and the -woiks on tlie \\ ill, am! (jn"(.)ri.i;-iual .Sin, subs(;(iueiitly
finished, ,slu>w that lie improved.
He had a vitv powerful imagination, and some of liis writings aie full of the most
impressive ine.ij-.'ry. In his earlier years h'' ga\'e a li-ee leign to his creative tacully,
l>ut afterwards re>traiiied it, o.cept \vheii exjires-ion (d' his thouiiln wasditiicult witliout
its aid. Hi-- wit was of tlie Datfia^cus soit, shining and keen. He delighted in tht-
ri'd'/ciio ltd iil>sitvdiii,i. of whiidi his works jirobably contain tlie finest soi cimens in the
English l^anguau'e. He directed hi'- wit a.gainst principles, and rn-ver against Ins
antagonists.
No assertion in regard to Jvhsards has been more common than the on.- that he was
not eloquent, 'i'he mi>untebauk declamation of these latter days has so pei-vert(MJ jnen's
jud^inenls tli:>: they cannot understand how a preacher wdio rested one arm upon :i Ingh
pulpit, with its di;nitiutive and delicat(dy moulded liaiid Itoldiiig a small manuscript
vohiine all tins \siiile close to his eyes, and with the other lULide siowiy hi-- JV-w and oidy
gestures, could be an orator. Inil he could keep a cougi-egation that had assendded to
liear a niornin.i: sernnni. ignorant of the ajjproach id" noon, until through the uncurtained
windows of the church, tiie setting sun's red rays were shining upon its ceiling-. (Jm-
time he was disc(mrsing of death and tlie Judgnn?nt; ]K()i>le rose up from their seats.
with pallor on tluir faces, to see Chri>t descend through the parting heavens. IJeing-
requested to ))rcach at Enfi(dd. where he was a stranger, and the assend>ly were so indif-
ferent to religion as to be ne.irlectful of the decency of silence while he pia\ed, he liad
not lialf finished his sernmn btd'ore the startled sinners, Iniving " already passed through
tlie valley <d' silence," began to wail and wee]! so bitterly that he could not go on for tlieir
distress, Tlu'se ate trium])]is of ehupnuu-e not dreanu'ii of by su(di as deem themselves
masters of the art, fr.)m readin.^r the foolish recipe ascribed to I)emo,-thenes.
ht tlm sanu' jm-.'-e of .Mr. (iilhllan's S!:iti:li,.-< ,>f Mmh m ].U. rat nr, . in whhdi he
declares that 1M\\ ards" stv i>- ■'never rises iuto eloquenci'," he gives the following anec-
dote: '• He reminded you (d" .Milton's line, ' Tlie ground burns fioie, and c<d<l })erforms
tlieeffect <.)f tire." Asignal instance of this is recorded. A large <'ongr"gat!on,inclu.ling
many ministers, were asseud>led to hear a i-opular preacher, who did not fulfill hi>
appointnu'iit. l-]dwards was selected to till his place, priui-iiiaily because being iu the
habit of ieaiiin.LT his discmir-es, he hap])ene(i to have a sermon leady in hi- ]>ocket. He
a-cei\d. d the ]iuli.it, ai-conlin^ly, amnl almost auddde nuirks of disa")>pointmeni fi'om
the audieuc'', w !;: '-in , how .• >. r i', r,--p.-ct for tie- aiiiliries aid ih:>racrer (•! the poacher
prevented from leaving the church. He chose for ids text ''rh-'ir foot .shall .slide in due
time,' and lje.y:aii to read in his usual (puet wa_\ . At lirsi iie had b'aieiv tlieir atlenlioii;
by and by lie succeeded ir. riveting every one of thtMU to his lips; a few sent.-nces more,
and theybegaii to ri^e by twos and threes: a little furtiu'r, and tears were tlowing;; a*.
3.82 BKANc'ir OF Ki.i/Aiiirrii. I
tho close of aiiotliov, purticular do.']) groans were lieanl, and out- or two went oiT in fits; \
jind ere lie reacliod the rliniax i>{ liis terrible a]i]n>als the wlioh' audiance had risen u]. in' =•
one tumult oi' irrief and cousternation. And, amid all this, thei'e stood the caltii/iniutT- j
turhalde man, readinir on as yof'tly and gently as if he \\ <'ic in his own sTudv. And in 'S
roadin^L' the sernion wc do not wonder at thr imprt-ssinn it jjinduecd ujiDn aii audii-ncu «
constituted as that must have bee'ii. It is a s(i<-cc-:sin;i of sv.'ift tluiiidi'r <;laj)s, each ^.
drowniiiL'' and deafening tlu- oiu' ^^hi^h iireredcd it. ^^'•■ read it once I.) a distiii>'-uished '■
.-Kiriiid, who. while disa|>])riivin^r of it-; sjiirit, was eomiielled liti'ialiv in sliiver under >
the ' fury of its [mwer. "■ — (,' rixirohl'f< J-'rose Wi iters i>f A iiurira. ' I
■•'i'he iirst man of tie' %vorld dariiii;- the second qnaiM-r of the ei^^hteenth centurv was
Jonathan lahvards of t'onn. As a ihetihjgian, Kolicrt Hall and Thonias Chalmers admit
that he was the gieatest who has li\ed in the (.'hristian ages. And as a metaphysician.
Dagald Stewart and Sir .lames Ma-kintosh ag-ree that he was never surpassed. In (ireat
Britain ami nn tl;e cdnriiient rd" Enidpi', meji "disavowed hidiid' in sone- (d' Ids doctrines,
hut confessed that they had only protests to oppf)se to them. I-Mv.ards had anticipated'
iind refined all ili'dr arguments. Adoptiin;- some of his principles, others hnilt up for
themselvts great reputations hv perverting them, or deducing from them illeiritimat.'
conclusions. Jn whatever light he is regarded he commands our aihniraiion. lie '.v.-is
uiie(pnil!ed in ititellect and unsurjiassed in virtue. I'acon was descrilied as the wisest,
jindtlie meanest of maid^ind: hut Klwards, not infei'ior to the immortal chancelior in
genie.s. sutVered not even an accu-ation of anything unbecoming a gentlemen, a philoso-
])her, or a ch ristian."
But in a country wiii<di was still almost a wilderm'ss; educa*ed in a college whi<di
liad scarcely a lo'-al habitation: settled a large piect of his li fe overachurcli upon the
confines (d' civiliy.afi(m. and the i-( ,,t .d' it in the very mid.-t ol barliarism. in the iiumble
but honorable occupation of a missionary, lie owed nothing to adventitious circum-
stance.-;. Witli a fragile boily. a tine imagimttion, and a spirit the most gentle that
ever (hrilh'd, in the ine.'^ence of the beautiful, he seeme.t of all men the least fitted for
tlie great coniiiriin wluidi he was engaged. Hut He u ho gi\ ing to Milton the Dorian
lieed, s'lif out his Seiaphim to enrich him with utterance and knowledge; with fire from
the siime aitar jmritied tjie lips of Kdv.ards to teach that '■true religion consisPs in holy
affections" t!ie siuing of all v.hich is "a love of divine things for their onn beautv and
sweetness." — .(Jris/riild n Prusi Writtrf.
"We lose our religious emotions in the intellectual contemplation of its (d)je<-ts. It
need not be so on the earth to the extent which it is, as appears in the life and writings
of Kdv.-ards, whf)se vigor of 'ntellect, com]>ass of thought, patience of inve.-itigation,
accuracy of <liscrimination. power of aig-unient. knowledge fd' the riible, and strf^mrthof
lii.dines-, >;a]id eniisale>i.
But lor his piety, lie might have been a skejitic, nnue dangerous than Hume or
Voltaire, and but for the ••ommand (d' his religion overall his jiowers. he mic-ht have
been one of the most dangerous, as lie certainly was one of the most original and fe;'rless
of specuiaioi-s. But the attractions of his heart toliod.kept him in his oi-bit, and emibled
him to go foiih and survey ami adjust the relations of the moral universe, without
}>ecoming a wandering star.
Next after the Bil)le, read and study, Kdwards, whom to nmlerstaml in thecdogy,
aeeonimodated to use. wouhl be as high ju'aise in theological science as to understand
Newton's works in acommodatiou to modern uses of natural philosophv.
Edwaiils and duller are the two best theological writers for a young man to study.
But whilst Fuller, availing hiius(df of his own jiowerful mind acting on Kdv.ards'
materi.-ds. has written with more conciseness ami perspicuily than Edwards, hi- falls f a r
I), -low him in the ardor of his jiiety. and in his jiower of ajiplying truth to tlu^ con.scienee.
In thi- respect Edwards stands unrivalled. There is in liis revival sermons moredi.scrimi-
natiou, power of atxument.. and i>uni:etu;y id' aiijilication, than are contaitied in all the
seriMiuis besides which Were ever written. Study as modtds, Edwards' A|)ldication^.
They are oriLrinal, multiform ;uid powerful beyond nu'asuie. ■■■ * » Jonatha.n
Edwards wa- a prince atuong iireachers. There is no one in uurdav who comes witliiu a
thousand miles of Vwwr'—Autnhh.ijriip/n/ i,f Jjiui'iu Ihirlirr. Lrtirr to], Is Son.
■•My ilhisirio'is ])redecessor. donathan Ivlwaids, the greatest thinker that thi-
country has pr<^iuced, ii, wliose da///ling beams the others of us ai)pear as the smalier
jdanets passiiie: over the di-k id" the sun, has made a bold atfemj)t to resolve all \irtue.
into hn-e. "—/>/■. JA'CW/,, /'/v.s. Prih''ctoii Col., nurt-iilni r, ale Sermon, IfSTo.
V-
i: I) w Alios.
oS3
" Hffon' till' loinnuMh'fni.'nt of tliis reiitnry Aincricii liail l>ul oni' gifat man in
iiliiiosO]iliv; liut that (<uv v as illustrion'^. I'lDrn tin- i!n\ s ol' I'lato tlii-ii' lias h-'t-n n:> life
<it iiidic siinplf ami iin]i()sing" grandeur tlian tiiat of Jmiiit lian l-",'h\ar(ls." — M'i'st inin><tir
" 'I'lic inii^' clalioratf trvalis.!' on original .sin is i-onfi'^-.-rdly thai of I'lcs. lOl wafds.
It is not onlv thr nio.-t clalioratf liiit th.> n;i)st rijiiijih-tc. Th'-n- was .■vcryihing in tlie
iiiti-lii'ctual Vhaia.'tcr, the drvont liahiis and tluMoi.g ]iiai-iici- of tin- irrrat rfasonnr to
hrin" his crigantic s].<-cinien of tlieological arguint'nt as near to perfection as ve may expect
iinv human conii>(tsition to approach. We an- not aware that any other liuman com])o-
.sit'i.on exlubits ni the sauio flegree as Ins, the love of truth, mental indrp'>ndence, grasp
of intellect, iiower of concentrating his sLrcngili on u dil!i'-nlt inquiry, reverenct' for
<iod, calm stdf-i)OSsession. superior to all jioh-niical unfairness. Ijenevoh'ut regard for
the hio'hest intere-ts of man; ki-t'n analysis of argument asul tlie irresistable fo)'ce of
ratiocimition. He vennnds n-« of the scene (h'scrihfd hy Sir Walter Scott hetween
iiicdiard and Saladin, uniting in hiin.-^tdf the sharpin.'ss of the sclmeiarand tin- strmglli
■of the battle a\." — I. >i(diiii (hmrti ruj I\< ririr.
" in tlieoloi:v, .lunathaii Ivlwards is iiie very i'jiclid of divines, and th<' .Americans
would do well in claiming lu. nor for th.'ir geniuses t(. put liim at tlie head of tlif list,
for th<' country lu-ver ]iroduced a greater."— 7v''//('/"/y/// Ji'i'l'ir,
"Having produrrd him. the .'imiu ican> need riot ih-spair i>f tlu-ir mela]diysicians.
We (h) not srruide to say that he is one of thi> acutest, most powerful and of all rcasoners
liic most consi-icniioiis ami sincere, ilis closem's-^and candor are alil.r adnnrable. ^ *
His metliod iv an h.ine.--t nn-ihod: tln-ro is not a trick, a subterfuge, or a. verba] soj)hisni
in ids wiiolc liook. * * * 'I'hose whc, compare his arguments with wliat Priestly or
i!ol)tis have written on the same subject, will tind the one petitlent and the other dog
matical." — Kiuii.J\,r. l.^'^H. ;/. IHl.
"Jonathan Edwards' works on The rnnlum »/' (hr 117// and Ojiyiiud Sin are the
acknowled.ged authorities in derenre (d' the leading views of wliat is generally known
as (.'Hlvlnis'tie diviidty. 'Y\\f Ii<i'ir;/ into ihr. Fn,jin„i „f th,' HV// is bey.md dispute the
most coHidete aiul masterly treatise in whicJi that .subjeet is regard<'d as a (juestion of
metaph.ysii-al theology: ami ^s•hatever may be thi^ ojiiinon^ arrived at by tin- reader as
rec-ards' either the prineip:d or secondary e..)ncln>;i.eis (^f the autli'.'-, there can be no
(pu-stion as to the jirofundity of hi.- reasoning, or the (dearness and V^vrv wit'j w.hich he
sels forth his aiguuients. Kdwards wa-, in fact, oin- of llie gfeates! tiieta phy-icians of
his age, and his^wiitings. though delieient in the graces of style will, a])art froi'.i tlndr
value as exponents of tlie views of a great theological jiarty, be of ])ermanent value as
<'xamples of conipreheu'-ive in cestigation and acute logic." — Enryr. Jlrifannic/. "lOi Kd .
Artirl': E'liriirilx.
" There is, however, one metaphysician of whom .\merica lias to boast, Mho in
logical aculcne.ss and subtilty does not, yield to any disputant bred in the Universities of
Europe. I need not say tluit I allude to Jonathan Edwards." — JjiKjahl Stewart Intro-
ductcry E.-^'^'UI. Enryr. Brit., 1th Ed.
"In power of subtle arginiuuit he was ]ierhaps une(}ualed; certaiidy was unsur-
pa«wed among men."— .Si'r Junu^ Mdrlint'ixh.
" The greatest of the(dogians." — ])r Chifimcn:.
•• He was the greatest (d' the sons i>( men." — Ih'lx rt ]Ldl.
"Edwards (ui the Will is a woik whiidi never was answered and which never will
he answered.' — Dnijuht Sf, /r,irf .
"The subject since then has hardly been (Uie id' controversy, though it has occa-
sicuially be 'U talked about. Some ingenious pei'sons, to attract attention to essays
against fatalism, have called them replies to Edwards: but scliohns have no need to be
informed thai Edwaids never entertained any su'di doctrine as that word describes,"
t'hildren of .lo!u\Than and Sarah Pierjiont Edwards :
I. Sarah, b. Sundav. .\u<r. ~5. II-^S: m. June 11, IToil, Elihu Parsons.
II, .lerr.sha. b. Sunday. .XprilOr), ITed: d. Suniiay, E(d.. 14. 171^: uniii.
III. i:-ihcr. i) Saiida\'. lib. \'->. lldJ: m. .)uneL",i, ITo'^, Rev. .\aron Purr.
IV. Maiy, b. Sunday! .\pril i:. i;:'.l: m. Nov. S. IT.i'l, Major 'i'imetby PwigJit.
V. Lucv, b. Tuesii.ay, Aug. ol. 1 ;;!it: m. June 7. 17fi4, Jahleel Woo<lbridge.
VI. Timothy. 1). Tue'sday.' July •,'-■), 1~:JN: m. Sept. -i."), Xld. IHioda Ogden.
584
liRANcii oi- ]:ij/.m;i:tii.
MI. SiisatiiKi, 1). I'liilav, J I! lie -JO, 1710; iii. Si'pl. IT. ITCO. Elfa/rr Porter.
\IH. JMiiiiri', 1). Muiulay. Mj-.y i). lM:i; m.' .Ian., 17(11. 'I'hdiiia-- I'.'lluck- (-J; !?oli,Mi
]!uiit. " ' ■
IX. .Iiiuailiaii, \i. Siii:.'].P., Mav CCi, IT-J."); in. Oi-i. I JTTii Sa.ia') Porifr- ,'->) Mcrcv
^ahin. ' ■ ' • - .
X. l-:ii/, ih,-tli, 1). \V(■.lIH-<la^ . .May IC, l^JT; il, Xor,!i.a;iip!.n;, ,l;ai. 1, j Tti'i, a, !;>
yi'ars.
XJ. Pi'-i-i):>nt, h. Sii!i(iav. A]>i'!l o. ITTiO; m. M;;v. ]7l'>0 Frai"-;- O r,],.,! ,•>, .M.,,-v
'J'ooIk'I-.- , ■ ■ ' ,---.,..,.
The lirsi .-rvtii cliil.lrcii a!! hail i]m- iiit>a.=-l.--, lat.' in 17-l(>: siv cf ih,. .•l^.^•e^. urre l>
oil Sunday, ntic on Monday, iwo on 'ruc.-.day, en; ou \^"l'dnr■sdll v and cie' on Frida\-
8251. Sarah Edv/ards, h. Auis. -^r,, 170^,- d. at (;n.->!i.-ii, X. Y., Mav i,^, i.so,-,; ui.
Jane ,1 1, 17-Vi, J-~lilni ['arsons. [7-i]. . of X(n tluvm oion. win; d Aii"- '.i" 17s.") ;, V.i;
I. E-riier, 1). M.ay 17, 17r,-J; d. Nov. 17, ^]]■{.
II. J'.lihii. h. I*!-.'. '.I, 17."):i: d. in i.'oslicn .An;^. -■">. 1>'!04: ni. Klioda nin,-d:de of
Lenox, >!a-s. ; C> cliil.
III. j;iiid)alel. b. .Ian., 17:^^; d. .Ian. 1, 1^!;!, at (']ienant.-o. X. Y.; n,. MarOiu
'i'oiin;;' (jf 1.. I. ; 3 cliil.
IV. Lxdai. b. .Ian. b"), 17.j7: m. Key. Aaron ln<;c]>nl of l.i-e, >bi.; 4 i-lnl. l
Amkjuosk oT Syracuse. X. Y.
V. ],i:rr.-;"ia, Ij. .Aiit:. ;-,, i:.~)<); d. ar (ioslu-n, X. V.. ])■-,■., I'it:;;: m, F,;, 'i^ ; .-,• r.
Rev. Juslin }*arSMn.s of Pittsburp-, Pa. After lu-r d. lie r,\. acain ami had a son .\Jio .,\iv'
iiiis^sionary 1o Palesrino. 1. ].v(Hy:r\\.
A'l. S:nali. b. Sim4. S. !7(iil: n;. ))■■(•. p), K>!1. ;\.a, p.-ivid Iii^',r.-,oI "• (,f I,..,-. !;; ■•'aii.
of v.liom were: ], W'iij.ian!, b. Pe-. '20, iSt'il: a el";-..ynia!i. di-v.'tiv] i,, rl,,, •;,.,, ;,:,. .jj
reli^^dous edueaf-on. '2, lu.ll! r P.\ i;>i>.\.s, b. P-:!)4: a eler'^'vnnin oi ].■■,-, >Ia>s-.: Prof, 'rj
Oberiin Ct 1., a.fI.■,r^^-arl!- n sid.iic' in jva.nsas; in. Ajirii 'Jli. ISJ."), in ^.io.-lvbridire, F.•al;•i^-
l-onisa Periy. b, P.-no.v. Ma^s, .Inne 27. iHPi: d. in Albany, X. Y., .\n.i;-. ^D.^PSIJo", f.
Jifi/ir-x JUnni/. b. Feb. -2^. iNotl; d. in 'l'o])eka. Maji., An>'- Pi. isi;-)
^'lf. Pal!., b. Get. 11. IPi'J. 111. .Josb.na Keteluuii of Vi.-t..r, X. Y. ; M rhi!
\'lil. doiialliHli, (1. \\
IX. .leresha, b. .MarHi ]. ]7<;".; d. inf.
X. Jerusl,;.. b. May V, , 177(i; ni. Pec. -24, 17f/."i, Iia Seymour o! St.,, kbri.jn-,.. Mn-^..
afterwards id' N'n-tor, X. Y, ; b. in Xorwallx. ("'one.. .An-. :;i, I7!s'. -. ol .j.'.'ju \,^mI iUw))
(Poldrii) Seynioiir. !b' ni. P! itiitli. dTin. of J-^lisiia and Kutli S; vnioei- Smith of llanf.
wl;o d. AuL,-. Od, 17;*2. a. ."iD. lie d. Ocl. 21. is:P, a. si). 1. J"i;Kui.i!in; ,m ., i sp s b
Feb. 2:j, 17f!7. -2, Hkf.I'Kn, b. March 'J'.', i7!)!». :p Cjikstkk, b. April •2:',, is(i]; re,.-' -y,
N. Y'. P.. issl. 4. PiKiti'oNT, b. P,d). -"\ 1S('3: m. X.iv. l'C. IS?-:. Faniice iJiUis 1
7v///a, b. Jan. 10. ISO-'. •.'. r7.,n-!->s J!nl,l„ll, M^v n . in2;>; ,.,. .lati. o. ISo.T Ileh-nellania'
Pardee. :). CJl,, (■„//./,.,. b. .Ian. Pi. ls:!i): ni. ()',-i. :?ti ps.-,s, ll,>,;;v T. Xsro,;, ^^ f;,.,.
Jiigi r:^(jll, .Marrh 17. l^;5t). "). ll.inii /''nurroi/, h. .Vm;-. "Jfi, bs41." 5, M.v.uv Fdwahlv.
b. Aug. 2ii, ISil.p
8252. Jci'USha Eclwai-ds, b. Sunday, Aj.ril 'Jij, !;;;0: tl. Sniulay. Fei). Pt, 17J.\v
after an illne.-s of four days. It is alio^cljn'r [Uobablc that she was b.-irotln-d to'pavid
l^rainfM'd. Mora! and spiiitual atiinitics and symiiatliics v.-cn- so closi' b'tw.m fhcni
that sucli a result would have been as certain as aii\- operation of iiattirri] law. iiadlifc
and healtli been spared. After dec. lier fa.thersaid: "She -vas f. )jersoi! ot iniedi tin-
t;aiiie spirit with 15raiiierd. She had constantly takeir care and attended liim in liis
sickue.ss for P) wtad-cs ladore his ('rafh. devoting hcrs<-lf to it with ,o-reat ihdiudit hocauso
slie loolced Oil hiin as an endnent servant, of Jesus Chiisr. Iii this time he liad mucl!
conversation with her on the thitiij-s of relii:ion: and in Ids dNini;- siaii'. ofie:, exnre.ssi-;)
te> us. her pa'-eiits. Iiis rrrrat ^.,■lt!sfa(•lioll concern imr her true piety and l'i> run fiden'ce fiia;
he .shcujd Meet le'i in heaven, Mia! liis liiiili opiidon of her, not oidv -js h true idiri.-lian,
iu-.t as a very endlieiit s:dut; one wliose soul wa- uncomnioldy led an 1 ("U'er'aiaed wiili
t!dKL'"s wliich apliei-T.-iiii to lliemost spirilnal ex j.e! ii.ienia! ala' disi iiii, ui -Idiu: p,, ri,s of
relip-ioM, am! one wlio hy ih" temper of her leind was fitted to denv hersid!' for (ie.d, ari'I
*Rev. Alvin In'^'srsoil m. Jan t^, 1S25, Hanuah, d;ui. of Caleb i.ymaa of Torriiieton. Con:v. iio-i JT^iii
I. .Sar.Mi l.uoinda. Nov. 24. ii.;5. i. Jonath.m Ed w.-ircls, Nov. 16. iSj;. ;. Cicorie, Feb. i;, 18-13. 4,
[vi.iry Kiii-abetli. July :i. 1^32. s. Cbiirle-, Kinney, ]\-h. 5, iB;;; Lic'Jl, in C)hio c^ v.dry and d' inV i ;',
i"C,:, a. 2'.. C, Fijiily Louiid, May i,, liio. kev. Alvin 'v.is sdu ptihap.'; 01 J'ca. iJavid or Kcv . A;!ro:;
of Lee, Mass
Lucy;d.iu. of David Tntrcr.sol! of I.cc, b. Juiio 6, 17 . ■, d. .\''>v 4, i^i^''; m. if iS 'losi.ih \.'ile ^1 l.ee,
attenv^rds of Saralepa Sprint;>, b. July 2l). 1790. 1, Farthcnia C , Pec. i, I'si-^. ?, Caihaiie.e V.'cli.s, v'cb'
27, 1S22. 3. Cbarles Lester, Marifi -^3, iSio. .), Lucy L, June v.j, 1531.
EltWAlU):
m:i;R.
385
Id (l.'L'.inrl, lifvnnd aii\ youii.ir woiiuin \s liutsni'vcr wli-mi he kucw. Slic had siinriiif^tcr!
a li'-^art \:ii.'ninmoiiiy (Icvcnil t<i (.'oil, in tit'- (•■mm-.i. dI Ijn- 1; t'«- iii:,iiv M^ar- liflmi. ]icr
.1. ,;rh. liiifl snid i.n Imt (if;it!i Ip.diha,' .^lic • l.:u! u.,; .s( ru (,iic iiiiiini.- for ,-,.v. r,-i! \ (■;:!•>
wlH-l-fi'i .-^lic ili'.-ir.rl l<, ]\\r ,,i:c mi laiti- Idliffrr for '\,r sake of ;inv nl!i>-I- L',o<.:l !i, lifi-. \nn
doiDfr (;-0'>,l, li\ in-- ir-) >.ii 1 ;i!id tlnin_; w Ir.it i!iii;lit lif foi' His i;lor",-." A f.'-w d;tvs' i>i-forc
<]ir- dentil of l'.rai!)ard, .Mi. |■^l^vav(is say^-: ■■\[\ daujrlift'r .rTuslia r:iine int.'. his nH,;';i-
he hH.l<,..i oil 1,,T vry )dr,.-,.iit!y und >aid: • D^ar J.-rii-ha, iuv \..,, svijiiui,- (., pj',-,'
vi;h iMc':'' ■! ain (jiiiti- ■>■ ii;i'i,_; ti> part wirhyon; I am willinu- to i.art \Viil: all jn v fri.■Illls•
] am \'-il!iiig to ]y..vi witli my d.-ar lirothm- .loin,, tlioii,:;ii ] Inv,- liiui the l,r-;f .,f nttv
cicaliirc llv;ll;,^ ] liav romuutifd ini); and all my fi lends to i^,),]; tl.on;rl; if I Tlion^dii
1 should no-, s.-e you and he liajipy with you in a.notlier world. ] ,i,id,l not 1,,-ar To part
wiili yon. r.'it •■ve shall sp'-nd a hapjiy eti'rnity loi'-otliei-.'" — K'! :r.i ril.s ] .i i'l nf H ri.l i:,ri! ,
'■His life and diiuy," says a odehratod Kn.u-lish divine, •■exldi.o.- a pe'rfe.t patfein of
the (pialltir- v.ldcii should d'sliiimdsh the in-tru(;t(.r of rude an 1 IruPji ouv trih.'-;- tin'
most invincilde i)atii'nre an-l self-denial: the ]e,ofonnd,-st linndiitv, evfjiii^iio ])nn!i'-nee.
indefaliiral.di' industry, and sueh a ih'Votedii"s- to (lOiI, or rath. u' such an ahsorptioui of
llie Nvhole soul iu /ral f ■ u' tho divine j^lory ain: the .-alvatiou of meii, ;;.s fi he .scairelv
paralleled sin<-" the days <d" tlie Apostles. His ce'nstitnlioiial imda'ncliolv. thouv.-li it
must lie ro..;;ud.d as a phys!( al iiiipei-fee! i(,n, inij.avf.'; an additional interest and i-athosto
Tlie narrative, sin.'e v.-e tieue easily symj-ahiise with the emewion of cnrrow tlia.ii of jov.
Tliere is :■ monotony in liis feidini;-s. ir must Iu.' aeknowled.red. and ron.seqnentlv a f-'e-
(oieiif i.']i;t;on (d' the same ideas, ^vhieh v.ill di.s-j-ust a rahtidiou.s am' suj)erlieial Ve'ad.-r
hut it is the //,,,•,.,,',:,*// o/' .v/./zV.v///^/."'
Brair.erd d. Oel. li, "IT-J^. a. 'JD yrs. aiid ahrau -I months hit. t, .Ti-i'usha Jalv.-a.rds d.
and vas h^iiifd hy his si;h'. ••In holy /oal ami ■h'Voih v toil,,, .-^a^re,! ,Muse of ehristia,-!'
ity, as a missionary, l^avtd Brainard stands con (.■ss..,i iy the hrst in me.U iti times, ( oni-
jielled to h/a.ve the ph Id of duty \vhere his )n ,>ri lincrf.r.-d. he went to Hoston in .1 iilv
]'747, and retnrnin;.;- to Xorthaniiitou, took -u;. hi- ahode with .lonarl,;.!! Edwards. Ii; tin-
family of that j^- rear and i>ood man Ids ilo.sei oi' life faded, aed when the leav'.^s hi ra a
to fall in \utiinm, he tidl, like an ajiiih' early ri].e, into th<' lap of i lie l; rave."
8253. Esther Edwards, b. Sunday, ]','o. 1:1, \',\',2: <!. Ajiril 7, 17.T^: m. .Uin- -iU
17.1:3, Kev. /,an.!i Burr, h. Fairtield, (.'oun., .km. A. fM5;s. o|' D.mii 1 and J-ilir" la-t'h'
Burr, lie ]>rea(died Ids fir-t s;-iinnM in (oeenledd, <'oiin.: rem. 10 Haiioxer Morris Co
X. J.: ordained i)astor k-i i'lesh. ehh. ui .Ne\.,ark, X..k. Jan., 17;;'.). In' 174s ,deeted
Pres. of the (\dleire of New Jersey, ih.-n locatedaf N<-v.ark, air. rv.aid rem. to kriuet-ton
suceeedinu' Jeuiathan Di'-kinson, its l.st J're.s lie.:!, of uervou.s ii-vei. Sei't ",'4 ikV/'
Onhis death bed. lie onlered that his f uncial sliou!,! not ho atte;uh d '.vith ponio ata'l eosi '
nothintr to he expended heyond what \x a.s neeessaiy to (.'lirisrian decency, and' the, (\\i'\(-v-
cncein co-i hr-tween a moili-~h I'lineial anil a ne^i.dy decent (unj to he jia'id to the poiuout
of iny est. He i^uh. 'J'hr Snpri im- l)>l! ,^ uf „,i ,■ J.ord. J.. ■<■,.•> ri,ristM,uiitoii,t,l: A Lalii,
a rannnnr. i\i\'\ several semnuis. S'earus' i//,;'. if (!■.■ j\r>' ./*■.-''/. ('In ■rf \.. ■•-.,,.,[■
fontalns a fine steel iiorit.iir of Pre-, kpiri-. \\"ithi,i '.In. coii.Dar.-.tivdv short" period of
fonrteeo months from ki^; death, four others .d' The hMwards familv"died. Soon after
Jonathan Edwards arrived at ikincetou to sucecfd liis soiidndaw iii the ]'resi(lenev of
the college, his father, Ih-v. 'I'lmothy ]-klwards, d. Jan.. 17.";.'-:; 1 wo nnjnths later. .lonathun
I-'.dwaids (k: sixteen days afterward M 1 s. P.urrd.and seven. mr.iiMis hiiei tJie wift'of
Pres. Edward.s, who lu'.d <rone to J'ldla. to take iliari,^,- of tho two f.rplnni rhildien of
I'res. liurr, was t.-iken with a d}s"nfery. of whh-h she d. The children w,.re takru into
the family of tlioir uncle, d'imotliy I'Mwards, at i'di/ain thtow ,1, X. J. A private tutor
Tapping Peeve, su]ii-riiitende,l their eailiest siudii--, and in ■k.ie'time m. Sarah.
I. Sarah Ikun, 1>. .Ma,v o, ]7."t4; m. 'i'apjiing li'ee\ e.
ll. Aai^ou Hurr. i>. Ee.h, (J. n.Vk m. Theodosia ( Har'.owj Prevosi,
8253.1. Sarah Burr, h. May C. 1 7.~) k m. .Inne4, ]77ik Tapping Peevo. h. 1744 d
Dec. Pk k^-?:;; ('hief .iustifo Supieui- Couri of <'(,.nn.: tounder of '"tlie eelrhratVd law
scdiool ur kitcldi.dtk konc,., wIn-re he resided tor tifiy yrars. Purim,- a pat! of that
pe.iio.l, Dr lyman iii'.-cher was pa.stor of the chh. at "[,." ami ih- fatnilies were vei'v
intimate. Ha rri>'t P. c, lu.r Stowi- sa>'s, ■•Jlov.- well [ r. uuiu hrv .J |i,,„-,, ];,...\ ,.' ; l,,,,,s<k
wide, r"oniy ;ind cheorfnl, it used to Ik- the fldcn of out ima-iiial ion.' I j i-m.-^mli-'r tlu'
great, old fashi.,ui.d gaiden ^\ilh hri.,,;l aPe\s s,.t ■,\ithall so;ts ,.f stately Imnilns of
fl*'\'. ' IS it u-..! to I.,- my leuaid wlu'ii 1 was -,..od, to s]„nd aSatui,!a\ afjonioou tleTe
and walk up ami d,,wu among the Ih.wcrs and piek currants id! the huslus." .'■^avs Hr."
I.yman Pe< '-her, ■' Oh 1 what a nutn In- was ! When 1 gel to H. avei, a.ml n;e' t Idui 'there'
386
]n:AX()i OF ];i.;zAi'.i:'j H.
Avluit, ii s'l-.ikin^ "i" lumdr- tliere \vi!l be I ■■ 'J'lie houses of his JavtuUc t';iinilics in l,ircli-
ticld lie UM'<1 to call his "Judcf Ki'cve ]il;ic>'s" — .\>ih>li<iijv!iplni (ff L:_/i:i(ih J>t> r!i,_r.
J)i-. Siuiiiicl Hopkins says of Jmlgf iJccvo: "He was alto^rtlH'v an achniralilc man. of
a jiiiilly. siiiciniiy a.nd '^uih/U-ssucs^ (>|' lic-iii .-ueh a.- 1 had seen in lint U-w men of this
\v;ivM.' Mrs. ];■ eve was an iiivalirl, and cuidinei,! to Xm r bed fc-r nianv \car-. Sin' d.
Mai'.h 00, ITIJT. He m. C2) ApJ'il r'U, l^'.is, lif't,-n-_ Ci-.nx. of Zin^naiiah Tli(iiii]):-:nii (d" 15rtii-
Ifdi. lu. (,'onn.; A. /. /. by 1st. ni.:
1. Aan.n Imim- ib.-ivc, b. Oct. :}, KvO; \ . ('. b^lf.'; in. in bit<d;rMdd, ^'ov. 0], 1^:0S,
.\)'abi'lla Shfddi.n, )>. N. Y., <d' Sc'o!;-h iiar.'nts, in 17s7. !!,■ w^.s an ;'tti)nu->- :.i \i\\\ in
Troy, N. Y., wl,., iv he d.. S-pi. 1, |S(i;>. His wid. in. Anrll |-,>, IM'J. l>,.ud jin!-,i. Ibiir
of N. ]biv., s. (if Sturgi«. li, Xcwiown, (,\.nn., .Inn-' l, ITS;;; r< i.i. to Richmond, \'a.,
wlK'iv .sh..-d. in is:;;': /. an (.nly (diiid ; 1, .\.\i;.>N l-icKu. I... in 'I'lov, N, Y., A.ni;-. Id,
ISijJi; d. in Litrbii.dd, while a nicin. (.f Y. ('., An-. -J^-, \S-l\) .
82532, ii.aroro Burr, b. Xrwa.ik, X. J., Feb. C, i::,*;. After d. of his i.an nl< he
was taken liy his u;;'-!e. I'iiunthy ]''dw;iids. wlio resided in ]'!li>,abo'Lt"Wii , X J., and
lived in his family nnti! he went U> Co!. Wlien adioui ^uwy yeais of au'e h»- lan awa}' in
consiMinctice of sMuie inisiui'.lerstandiiit;' \viTh ins -jni-eepto!- and was not f')und nntil the
third or foiiith. day after. The family izovernmeni of Mr. ]vl\va>rds \\as strie- ami
.severe, bnt lie is represented as sayiiii,- in the case uf Bui-r, and also nf his N'ounu'er
bro.. Pie
rjiODt l-/iwai('i
ids. ^vhoul h
|-H)l;1h u]). ••the rod was spared." It seems, riever-
tb.ele-s, to have been lie '•ina])l.->'i;;-ar" e-ove, i.nnnil . bir Aaron himself relates tliat one fine
aftemo'.n in duly lie was in a (dn-iry tive in jiis uncle's ^ai-den when, lie observed canning
lip the u alk an elderly hidy. a t;i;est of thi- h..i;,se, weiiriii- a aiilL dress, which 'was then
a rave luxury. 'I"hf prim iiehavior atid. .-.<'veie m..rality of this aTu-ient m.ii'hn had
made her a somewhat odiims objert in the sight of the boy. Coiicealed in the tree he
amu.sed hini-elf by ihio'.ving cherries ;it h-^r, uixm o!i=;e;'.-!ng v.ldch -he aiigiily s<.);ight
I'liole TimolLy, to ttdl him of Aainn's nn^onduct. lie was then in the Stli yea.r of hi^
age. Uc was sunimoued te the s*ud.y wdiei'c the case was treate,; iu jhi severe puritanic
method. First e;.ine a hniir lecture on the enoriidly oi' the ofrense, whidi was t;dli.)wed
by a long ]-rayer for the olTeiider's veformaiion. hp'ni the beginning oi these cercn'Onie^
tlie bo\v \s-ell knew liuw they v.i-re tn end, .and he e(,nld form an idea cd' the severity i;\
the coming ];iui;-lun>M:t from the lenglli (d' the piiiyer !\nd; ( .\hoi tatii.n. A terrible cas-
tigatioii followed : or a- Burr used to I'xpre.--- it, " lie licked me like; a sack." — Porte, i.
At the age of ten lie war.ted to go to sea and ran away To Xev, York and eritei-eij
himseif on l)oard a vessel as ;• cabin b,.\. Pnrsnei! l.y his uncle lie tound reinge a.t i he
masthead, froui v.hidi lie i-efused To bud.u'c until terms of jieae'.' safisfr.e-r'U'\' to honself
liad been agreed ujiou. "SN'le ti eleven years of age he was prei)aieil fm- coih'ge, but was
not )iermitteil t'. enti'r till nf-yi yiar; he grad. with distinction a.t Prin< ctoii. a.t t!,o age
of sixteen. W'liile in colhge he won a Mnall sum at his rirst game of l.'iliiar'.ls. ami ^vas
so i,iorTilied that lie n.ev: r jiiayed again ai any game tor money. Abou.t tlie time that
111- left cidlege. beine- une:is\ it, iiis mindi on the snl>jeet oi ndigiou, he ieM)lved to visit
the iiev. [)<:. Beiii'.my ar Ijeihudiem, '..'onn., and wdth him pursued a course of religious
.study and conversation (froni autumn of 1778 to .-pring (d" 1774'i. Iiis conclusions on
certain Calvinistic points (if faith were sonieu liat at variaiu'e with those of his }!rece]Hor;
buT henceforth lie avoided all religion.';, disjuitation.
KM'KniTrox TO (jTKi;nr.
Ill July, 177o. being a litile niore than ninerei n years id' a^.e, he hTt F.Ii/al)etIitowii
for Cambridg-e to offer his services to the ]iatriot cause. While in Cambridge, the
confu-ioii, absence of di>ci]dine and org;ini/.a.tion, disease a,niong the Troojis, and selfish
squabbles about rank among the othcers, so disgusied him that he v.as prostrated, with a
nervous fevci'. 'bhe news v'i Arnold's ])iopo>--ed exjiedition for the cajiture of (^tuidjec.
le-animaied. him, and though still weak and feeble iu heal'h. lie shouhler.-d his musket
and on Sept. 14. 177.""), started for Xewbiiryport , v,hen<-,. the. expeditimi was to sail. Al
X. h'' iound a message from his uncle Fdwa'ds. (U'd.eiing his return, and two uieii vho
(hli\' re(' ^l.e order, sc-med d.isposed to er.foicr it , but v. e'emeT with such niaiii bstalions
of -;piriT and resolution on the iiart of the youiliful ]>airi.a tluit he >vas alh^wed to
proceed. The exjiediliou start(>d too late. By thetiinetlHy were will on their wav. the
usual line autumn weather \sas |)ast, and the s'.icceedini; fall lain-^^ L:!eailv inerea-ed, the
dit'icuU-.es and dangers of the niandi. From the head of n.avi^'ation on the Kennebec
river, it \\-as an unbroken wihlei-ness b.r tlirte hundred luile--.
Their bateaux luxd to b.e draggtii over NvrJcrfabs, p(Utagt->, hd'iv mountain.-, deep
nioias.ses, and thiough tliick woods. l*ogs, reptiles, cnrtridge boxes and shoes woe
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-eaten fur fond, uti'i ;i ]iitit nt" thi' iinny rctinncii Id (':iiii1ii id;ic to avoiil s1;ii-v;itio!i. It.
A\as a icrrililc inarch, aiK.l tlu' story i> oin' of CAtrrinc h;M(!s!iii>, mi IT'm in,;, ]iri'i) ai.d jni-
vatioii; iiiaii\- ol tin- vn.'n l.-l! in" tlicii' ti.Tick- to ris^' no more. Hurr >liai''(l in all
lliosn perils and liaMUhij.'s, out beiiur tised to an ;ili>t(. niions dit't . iirohuhly suffered less
from liiiiiLMT than most of tlie troe.i>s. In ])a-s!ii:;- llie rapids of ilie ''louidiere river In-
])ro\-ed Liin-.df a -kiHiiil ludniNinan. tli.aii;]! lTie l>o.il \\a., e;;rrii(l over a fa;] of t\senty ■
f.-ei and one soldier d.n.wued. 'i'he rest leaeliedllie sliore with iiieat dililculty. Arnohl
wasalwavs in advance whh iiis Indian uiiide.-, and l-^nri- l.'dieve'.l, did n.-t particinale in
ilif -privuiions of his men. for on entciin.ii- his tent v>dien the trooi>s anived at I'oiiil J.evi,
he I'ouiid tea. eotyee. loaf sU^:tr. wine aild olh'^r niatiers of i.rood livill--oii idstaide.
\\dien the e\iK-d;tioii arrived at Point Li vi it lieeanie neeessaiy to inform (ien. Monl-
iromerv, \Oim \v-i;h his armv wa.i a! Monirea,!. 15nrr wa.s s.jeeii'd as tie' n.esseii^er.
'Disgiii'sin^- lilmself as a ( 'atliolic ])riest, lie safely and sufei-<^| ully aecomplislied Ids dan-
y-evous and dilRiMilt task. Monle-omery was lumdi pleased; iindted Bun- lo re;iiaii;at
heaihp'arters. appointed liim liis ai(h\ and aiiuoiinred his a.i!i)ointnH-nt in ;;cneral orders
hefore <.,)iielieo. Sul >-•■!, u el .tly, Ihin- idanned iin al taek, \'. hieli. as apiM-ar.-, from later
'developments. wou](i jn'ohahly hiive siieeeeded. h^or this a.-sault he re.juesied and
(d.taiiied command of a' small. 'foi'loru liope of foU;. men, v.di .m he thorou<r!ily i)repaied
hv driliin:-. furnisliin-- with s.-aliiig ladd.ers, etc, Aiiothei jdan. ho\vever, was adopt-d, ■
The as.-uiilt was madie on Dec. :!1. i;?.'), andd a heavy fall of smnv. 'J'he first harrier
\\a.s a Ijatierv. in fp.;!; if v.-]drh v.ms a h'oclv house A- the Americans advanced, the
troo-ps in the hlocds hou-^- fired a few raiidotn shfc..^, t!i";i tlirev,- do\va their arins and tied.
unci for a tniie tlie harrier was eniirtdy deserted ; hut. the assaulting column hcin^ delaye<l
hy various obstacles, one m- two soldiers of the eneiu.x veniured to ivtiirn to th-' hattery,
aild seizin- a mutch, d;-i ha • L'ed. one of tlKy-iais. Sev-eral s'. ere kilhYl, among tl,em (.'.n.
M(jiiti'om!'-iv, Cap;. Mcl'her.son, C'a.iit. Checsentan and others. ]-lvery one (d' the party
near llie ( d'lieral v..as kiiiedor' woinahMi excrptitlir !>nrr, who stoo-l within six feet of
Moiit-iV.merv wli.'U he fell. Ideut. Col. ('amjdHll, Ining next in coiemand. (.rdereda
retre;rtair:dnst the ad.vice (.f l^urr, wdio deriared thai ha.l tile i-elumn ]iUNhed on, (.)mdi.c
would haxL heeii taken, (ieii. Moutgouiery wu.s !v,u-i:e from the field in the arms of )J<r:r,
fo'' some di.-.tance,-"- hut the rapid advance of tlm eJiemy fomp(d!ed him to drop hi.s
huiih c.
Armdd succeeded a.s Commanderdu-rhief. iO.id hmrr left soon afterward.
MB Te) W.VS.OT VC.TDX.
Arriving at Alhaiiv. h( was laitilied lo meet W'a.-diinglon in New York, lie reported
accordiiu'-lvrMav -,^0, l'77(i. a.iid hy invitation hecame a memher of his military family,
with the' laids- oi' .NIai<.r. Burr sn'on he( am.Mli^satisiied and v.as iti(dined to (piit the ser-
vice, leit at the instan..-eof dolm Hancock a-'cepted the position id' aid lov.i'n. ihitnum.
This instanc has l,,een much used to tlie preimlice of Burr. The writer oi an
iu-tich^ in the April n\iie1.er of rhe Jf/e////> M.-niln'n. IS.IS, iiuima[e> th:a a di-reimialde
fllTair with some female. •• similar to that oi' thehiautiful and uiifoiiunate 2ilarga.iet
MoncreitVe which occurred soimmonths afterwards was the cau-e of tlie disagreement
with ^Va-.hington." Fm- ihi- inr-inna.tion there is not a shading of fact or cvidencr, atid
the writer himself sets it aside in the sajue sentence to make room for another tlieory.^
ic) wit: ■' Ihit aside from aiiv such cause there was ground, enough in the cjiaracters of
the two men. Discipline comjielled Washingt.m to Indii his suhordmates a,t a distance of
imidied, if not asserted inferiority, and Burr never me! a man to wlu/in he tiiouglit him-
self inferior."
^Ihis storv is not found in M. I.. Davis' bioijraphy of Burr, for tlie reason that the latier forbade its
inserieai wiiliout ^ccump.n yin.i: fviritncc. Burr's detractors had fallen into a habit of oeiiying or mis-
thrcedavsherelinuuishe.d thedef.;cn, but just before !eavH>j:, he said " iny son, I must .see CoL Burr
before I leave the citv. I went throu.ah the woods with him and Arnold. I stood by nis side on the
Plains of \hrahani, ai'id I have not seen him since the roorninf,' on which Mcnigoniery _leU. ^ Jt^was a
hca
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liR.VNCIi OF ELi'/.AWKTH.
>r.vi:(;,M;j,i Mo,N( r.^iT'] >;.
TiK- „;uno or Hum- La. !<■,;,■ l.....„ .s..,n„...l i„ ,„ inr;„Mnu> ...nn.-r v-itl. ,!,at „f th-
.n, urtun.U. wn.nan nnm..! al.,v.., .n,l ,„ th,- ,,.r..,v.,.,. J„s, ,,,.„„.,| i,,. Uu t ih.r ,!• u !
h.-i lM.|n,s,.r ,s nu,.l„.U ns . m tn.-d lart. Sn, 1,. „n ,]„ul,t. i. ,!„■ l-rli-f ol' Ir.ui.i.v,!. u hu
iK.v.. m.v.r Tuk.n . „. ,n,„hl,. „, as^vrtan, tl,.- truth. I, i. ,,,„„.,, ,],,,, ,■„,.■ thu- ol
,..un, s.,,n ^1,„.,M ,,.. tol.l luro. At tiu- turn, ^vl„.^ linrr 1...,.,,:,.. :ud „, Putnatu ih m' •
resided ju llu- tatinly ot i^i- U,i,LTal •, (iau-liter ,,f C.d ).,.,... M,„ ,-,• ;,T .•''"'
Margaret her n.h^r !. h,, .vitl, th- ].n,.:h an.y .., Lon^lstlnd; s!;:!' ^ ' l.^rn;
pujuant a.ul 1,,-aut, ul. J ,.. y„„n^ r.u,,!,, ,.si,li„. u, ,,„ ,;,„„. rannlv " ^ ,.,,.,, uch
to.,M-ll„r, ai^.l t.> sH. •,„•.. tl... t..,yi:,,,e of M/aml;'! uluH, b,,.an 1„ v..<r\u.. .,] ,
-vn.,.v..d :o Ki.^-s nnd,,.. :,„t l,y o.d,.. „i NVa-,l,i.,ron, as 'l..s 1„...h ^JXd 1 ^t l' "
(>en. I'titnan, and at tV.. mntest of iJurr lu:u,,.lt, TIht.- wa. nu d,.ul,t a stroi..^ attar
mem ot, .,„.. „ not o„ Loth sid.^: that i. all. 0,.t of tla.e sin.p!. fa,.,; Uu^rh^U^^u
held up ,n <-.,rration, as a monster ol' tiirpitmh', a sedurnr ,,<■ vii'-i,, jp, „„.,.,.,,,.,. .
bamno. in hl> 7//./. nf A^^nnon, Loyalist,, tho.jgh evidently not 'fri,.,;:!! v to th. n,:;no);
oi Burr, says lie must ho held innoro,,t ,,r this rliai-.^. Tho ladv ),,-,M.|f"iii h,-r 1/ „ ;,
^ritteu n.:;, says: ■• O may tlo^^o pap-s on. day mo.-t t!.. .n/. of hiuM llim .^.ot! li:
dued my VM-,u heart whoni th<. tmmuTal,],- unorrin. havs of nauu.' had poiiu^d ou,
^> tny h„si,.„d, hut wljoso saerod do,-,-,.. ,1.- harha, ^ ou>,on.s of s<,notv vtlda ^d T-
html i-o'd-oo Diy Mn;in v.o.v aiul 1 -luill te-v. r r, ,,sr to jauu-nt thai olVdl...,,. . t ,\.
fatho,. hd-t it inconu.lote. NVheu 1 tvf!..ot np,m „,y past snh^.iJJ m;.:'':;:;' '' Ja j; .
l)i-ei=eut_soriwsp.e-sh,aviiy upon mu, I oanm.i ivf.ain from ov,,,, ialiio^ a llll'uon ti n.
inev.tahle horror, ^vhi.d, evor attend tho frus, .•ati,.u of narnial alfoo/ m," ' mv'. '
who unpnnxl hyth,. uorhl l,avoondui,.,i .voryra!a,n:iy,luU loumHinaturHu;^^^^^
jvhid.n,avo,.on.....ohod. wuht,useon,;:;;;io;:;:f;;;;::,;;iv;-;':i;; s^^^^
have ho.n, Sabiim adds, " I pon this wrhtoi, ov^don,-;, Kurr. !„■ hU V.nutntion f.! ■
iD.nguo as H may. ,. to ho arqniuod of tho luin of :^la,xaror Munoreitfe sin-e th. onlv
prool IS Irom ],or out, p,T,, and si,.-, instrad of a.ausin- him a. iho ai'ihov of h.v ^
h-ipKed >>ar-k to her ro!alions ^^-■l]! liim as to tl,-- haj.ph.^t lucn^orios of hir ]if,..-
ailp T(i oi;Nr;i!Ar. i'ct.nam.
Hy Amcriran ],ist,,rians it isironorallv oune^Mh'(' tlia- th< liai!'.' ,,c 1 ,.ncr T^i..., i \,,,.
2/. iMh was disastrous to tlupnmot.ause.ruMl ou.h, no, lo ha vo ho.-n i^mi^hl, 'iVo
days heloiv the hattle, U.n. broono, ^^ho•o•omma„dod tho, o, loft tho eamn and (hv,
Putnam took his phu-e. IV.ut, as his aid, iuspooied iho troops, aral r. ported ^h^ t th. ■
were ttndise.plmod, hadly armed and so unlit for halth- tiu. i) would he'tnl^hmi' o k
one. i 1, roe works hotore, he had written to his unrle Kdwards. rhut an en;^,.-eiueni
* JanM.s Mono-ciffc ofNew Yoik, Litr.t.-Col. of En-incers; brothcr-in-lv,v of tohn I-^- =nri r.(~r
L.ving-siun. ana uncle of Gen Richard Montgomery. - I hav^ rl°C.%m^~,% l^^^^^ ^"'" ■
" that 1.C was offered the command of the army for the invasion of Can fdl.s^b^eru^.tfvtven vl^c^'
gomery, l)in he adhered to ihc Crown." He planned the works at CharleMon sT-fnH „-•?„■ -
commended by .Sir Henry Clinton for skill and '.rood cor.du. t H^ vTviccs \t s\v '.nr-df w.r '^ '■''
of savin.,^ it; but at the evacuation of Charleston he shitM.ed off urwVrdV of l: h, h-fnH^^^^^^ the in.;anf,
been .Muployed on las works to be sold in Cuba for his'o\s-u bL^e'ii ,Tt lid' V'e d n'x'T' ,"^'- t^t!^
was buried in Innity chh. His dau., Mar-aret m. Cat.:. John Co..],!, n nf the"-,tb Ko^V f /cc/' 'e '• ■,'"'^
pftic.al act of Rev. Dr. Auchmuty, as rector of Trin ,y ehu ch w ho d .f.7 Ouv Cn^ nn ? '"" ■=''
mto the arms of a lover by hus brutality. Sne asserts thai she had lev- a s - r-rh , V, ^''■-^'^" ^'■°,^'^' }"=''
bavins been forced into a marriage with a m.ui she loa-he 1 and who net' hlrT'rf ^ T'' ■''"■";
cruelty. She separated fr-m him and became the mistress V he DuLV^fVoVr^nd S^^^^^^^^
!-everal other iioblen;ea. Fur a period of tifteen years from --^ sh^ rn ,dn nr ;., -^ •/ . , ■"■^■* "^
fashionable circles of Oeat BriVain and Frauce^lV;;na;e y P vef n " m weliur^md'"^ ^ in ^
poverty until nt last she died a broken-hearted woman ' Cant f "oo! Kn\vas so 'f 0 '^ ''' '"''^
chant of great wealth. Ho entered the Hnti^h navy as midshiiH^arwnd wc^^ ound the^,^;^ ^^^i.h'u^e
ce.ebraied voya^v^. c apt. ( 00k. Dislikin- the sea, he turned liis attention to the bar atid then t the
church but iinally procured a r„a„nission ir. the army, .\ff-r the dose of the Am M-^n v! -fr h ^ . ,
permission to serve in the Russian army, but d'.tnesiic -niseir'.' <^^ led him n^A ^^ I^der oe ''''i- '
s.pa-.ion, t.nlu he broke down. A ^retched outcast, he became Ln innaie of S R .n oIcmie^^s h', s-r ;"]
m London, ar,d dieci then: ,n 1^07, ,n his 54t>i year. His rehuions, both in En^U:U'^°^^ IVr^ ^i^^'
rcspect,ih,e,and his(,odywa> retained in tl;e dead Im.uso for ci-ht d iw iu rhe Inn- h ^^! ^ ^.
them xsou'ri claim and Rive it decent buaial ; but the chanty o a s ri -< r f r ' ?^h ,- 7"-'-"
jn the hc.pi,al .rounds. It ,s said ,hat Cap , Co.hUn w.:^'^ne'orthei;!G;cL^n ^r ,e,^^ h""^^;'^^^^^
con-.iviaMtna ,n las eharicie- when he had the means, liberal 10 a fault. One caas-ot' th' d--t}"r% e •'
o^t.^ecn .inn ar... ,<oi ua-te w.w p.j.it]cai, .s!ic ^ymp,^ili/.lI,- with the \\-tu-s:s. A novel ealied r'<i---,.x^/
w (s wf'C'/ ^""?"r'^,, 7> ^1^'^ ■''.ff""- ^^-'i ^v-.itten by C, j. C.urdett and puhhshed ,n .V \ Mr "C?:^
lownlconnf ^'^l" ''•"-'^■"' was .duc.ted by h, mat Capt. Panndt;e's Mil, tar, School .uMidd!^-
j'.ri:);
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AsuiiUl lie cxti-iMiU'ly 1iii/..irili.us, an.l tl,.;u ilir i.'tn':ii trf)in Lnticr Lsluiul miolit Ik; rut otl.
'J'lic n-siilis l,ir"vly vi'ifii-il his p!-.wl!(;ti.)ii (>;■ tii-,"),() ii) tron]>s eii^;agcil ojrtlic A'lU'riraii
xidc, m-iirlv oni-liiilf wi'- hill''il, \v(miihI( .1, nr t;i!ci-n jai-dU'-rs.
On llic rcticai. ami f-iiiliarkation , K'lrr, Iruin liis iuiou ]v<l^v a{ Idcaliiics. svii : cnalilrd
l(. ivnd.-r imi-iu-taiir >rrvic.';~. (i(-ii. M(Pnii;;al v. lio had rh-rw-,. ,ii t hr cnil-ai kat inn was
a witness of \]u' rUiri.-iKy (yf tlic yiHiThfi;! aid, and '■vit a!ici i.':a\.' Iiliii ],i^; t-niiiT runfi-
d<-!ir!". (.)n ill!- rctri'at (rr-iu S^'W Ymk. ]5,irr i.indoulitcdl y sav.'d tlie hrigailc of ( !t>n,
Sullivan fnuu raiuni'.'. '\'\f facts witc -rtr)'\\-ards [.ic^'dl Ir.- i lie test in7onv -d' cvr'
witii.'ssrs. Thr lifiL^ailc liad Ifcn ii-d liy (mmi. Knux v, ;i small f-Mi in tlic" snlniihs
^^w'raii'l St. ;uid J! iw.-iy i kn.)\\-n a- Buiil;c."'s lidl. .Major 15ii rr h ivin^i !i( i-n .s?nt init .
ict his own re(jnr,-.[, wiiii a few drauM.nis lo |.ii-]; u]) ^tfa li'^ Iits. discovered tlie error, v.ni]
alter some inelT,, tij;,! e.M!\ .-r-ation v. iih (It. n. Ivnox. w ho im.eide.] m remain ai.d de-fend
tho I'oi-T. je.vvailed uiH.iii tlie iin-n to follow him. ]-;cv. lie/.ek-iaVi Kijdev wlin was olHcers'
eliaplitin of tlic biiya(h'. testilii'd tlial tliev w.-re tired i!i>o!i. and tlla' I'nirr pilloped
directly to i! e sjwt. sluuited to his 7iien to follou . ])iir.-iied and killed i-everal of tlte
enemy, eatn'e haej- and lonnd ll.-at the cdninn had taken the wi-onir' roud, imtne'diatidv
led l]iem nlY to tl'.e left and made good tlieir tetreut. A similar tilTair whieh oceiarred
sn.m after, eansed fhi- ol' Hiiid^'T's.inii t.> luMim.-b, talkel of. On tin- IGtli ol' Nov,, 17T(i.
Fort \\'as|iiimion. with jn-arly o,(l()i» in'-n tinde! (Ven. (ifeiie Nsho Jiad heen h-ft totlefetid
it, \v:ip taken !)\ the (•ucmy aftev h lira\e d.-fenve, (.)t tlie •?,.10f) tiiea who snn o-iidered,
no" 500 .survived tle-ir im]irisoniiK-nr. It wa,-- thi rr who jiointed ont to (,'eii. r'utn.ani the
^^ay of cserqu. from tho J^ntis], juiiiy, whieh h^e.; oee,t;)ied. the .>ast and raiddle ro;id>.
^;eltlier tlie AiiiiM'iean ee.iiunandor nor any of his oHlreis knew how to jiass the foresta and
.swarn])s Vnif P.urr. who idloted thetu ' tlirotiiih tif wo.idswestof Inroad v.'ay, and bv
the river hank to Hlor.niin-dale; a comnlte, iujt narrow escape. Of these iiii jiortaiit Ker-
viees n.) olii( iitl notiee was taken. 'j'liis in jiistire in eonneetion with sfiiue other minor
oceijrrenees tihoiit the sa.i'ie time, V^uv.- C'.h-'.-iied into aets of h.>.stillty and his prejndir,.
against the eonuiiauder-iii-elnef. Tj-caine fi.ved.
:M.\i.(()r,>t s Ki;(;i.\it;.N'i'.
Ill the s])rinfr of 11',",, several new regiment were raised, and iM)]itieal Colonels wei»
ap])0)nted. Tito real coinmar.deis were the Lieitt. Colonels who ^vere exjierienred
oflk-ers. liurr was appoitited Lieut. Col. of .Male.olin's regiment. Ci>l. Mah-olm was a
merchant in .Ww- York, a very good and a very r. sjiectahle man. After a few weeks
ob.-ervation ol his su!)jrdinatv o!ll -.-r. he' very wisely re.'^igued. saying to Hnrr, 'I will
be the father of the r,'_rii:umt: w.u shill hwe the luiii ir of fiirlitini it."
Malcoiii's ngimeiii was made up fr;im_ diiferent sta.ies. Some of the roiiipauie'.^
contained only a tew men and yet had a fnll eompliim iit (d' othiers, who Uavitig olitained
their commissions were siitisficd with matier.s as tIk-v w, i-e. tu-gh etinu' to iee;uii and to
firing u]> their commands to the pro'per siandaid (d' numbers and discipline, jiurr
•obtained [-ei tnis.don from d'eii. Coii\'.a,\ to expurgate these useless ollleeri;. Eleveii were
discbarged in a single day. It i- iioi liludy thtii tliese .■■lunh nu n would cherish feeling.s
of a very friendly miturc- towards the aiiihor of Their disgiace, though they acquiesced
silently, excepting ono ymmg captain, wlio ).rer-uming ou his wealthy fiimily conneclions
wrnte^ Burr an ins(dent letter. 'I'lu' inler)H:.sition ' <d' his finnife friends jnotected
"Neddy" from u!i}dea.sa!il coiiseipienccs.
In Sept.. 177?, while the legiment lay at Sutferns, int<d!igence cante that the enemy
was at Iliick<n^a(d; in gie.-it force, aial advancit u int'> the country. Cok Burr imniedi'.
-ately maridu-d with th-- etfective men, Iciving only a guard to take care of the cam)).
'I'iie rest of the story is told liy a metnber iA' th'e regt. as follows: •' ^Ve arrived itt
I'aramus, a disiai;ce of sixteen miles btd'.ue sutiset. There were consirlerable bodies of
militia in gneat alartn and disord-r, and doing niticli nuschief to the neigddioiing farms.
'I'ln-y coiihl gi\e no intelligence of the eneiiiy bitt fiom rumcU'. 'I'liey wen- sup;ifisfd to
be within a f>-w inih-s and advan- ing. Cid. Burr set some of the militia to repairi-iig tlie
fences they had dcsiroycd: arranged them us will as tinnwould pet init, and having
taken measures to secure the iroojis from suriirise, and also for the ]vrf)tecli(ui of the
corn helds, lie ininched innnediately ^viIll .•.bout thitly of the mo-t active of tlie regt.,
a.i\<l a few (d' the militia, to ascertain the ]io -itiou and numbers of th.e ein-mv. About' 10
o'clock at idgliT, being three miles front llackensack. we got ceitain intelligence that
we were within a mil.- of their jiiido-r gua.rd. Col, Burr tlien h-d the men inn, ji wo(.d.
an-1 ordercil them t.. sic, p ueii! Im slweiM ^vake t!;eui: of ^ve.icliNse had -leat nee,l,
lusving marched more than thirty miles .-im-e noon. Col. Inn r th.'ii went alone to
discviver tie- l.o.^itic.n of the ei.einy, I!e letlinud. ab.inl half an hour hefoie dav, w.d^ed;
ns, and told us In- was going'- to attack the pi<-!;et id tin- enemy: that we luui onlvto
3^0 r.i;A\(Jii OF Ki.rzAUKi'ir.
iVilldW liiiir, !(n<] then rDibaiic: un_\ irtnu to speak oriiicoii ]rA\n of dcuili. lli: tli'-a led
u;> b(.'!\ve,'ii tlie siiitinrls in sucli a \\'ay tliut- \vi- wcic wUMii u U-\\ yards ,if l1ic pirkec
u iiard, hcforf tlicy siis])fcN'd our a]iproafli. He llien iravc tlic wonl and we ^!^^ll(■u upon
tliotn bofoic tlu'y had Uiiic 1o take thi'ir anus am! llic yrfalcr par! of thfui wrvr Idllrd.
A lew [trisiPiiers and -soiiK^ ac<-!UiTrciai-iii,.s \'. rrr l)roUi;-lil ofi wiihoiiT tlit- lo.;s oi' a luan.
</()!. Burr ininicdialt'iy sent I'll' an iNjiress to Paranuis to oiiIim all \]\>- t;-oon^ l>, move
and 1o rally till- ((liiiary. Our little siei-ess liad so enrotiia,i!,ed tie- inhabitants tliat they
tinned oni wiili t;i-e;it alaeitv and jmiI ! heniseis cs nnde:- tin- roiuiaa nd ol' (';•!. Imii'i. Ihit
the eaeuiy pi-ol.'ahiy alarm. -d hy tii-'-i' I h i eat'-idii;;' a.pjieui-anres retreated the next day,
vlay, h-avin;': lu'ldiid them the i^iciiiir ])a!'t ot the ju n n.lei- they hail taken." This had
the eileet ol' ]ireventin:r I'lii'tlier I'xeuisions on the ])ait of th.; en'-niy in that section.
AT VAl.l.K"! I'OIICK.
Diirin^Mlie winter at \';dley ]'oii_'-e. Col. Hiiir iiropo-^e.l to (;cn. V\'ashin-ton an
expeditioi; a,i_-ainst Slateii I>-kmd. It v, as decdiiied, Imt ih'- altemjii was afterwaid made'
hy (I'eii. Stirlini: and failech Thr- snfferin<i-s of the army at \'alley Foru.(' I'roiight tin'
l>at,riot ( ause lo the ver^'e of luiii. ('onsi>ii'acies, mntinies and dislu;ndnn'm weie I'ifi' in
(he camp. On <.iie occasion ('ol. Ihirr alone and unaided, sn.pjucssed a mutiny, without
blofxlsheil exc"))t ciittiiiij; olT the arm o| rlie rino-leader. As this man stepi>ei| out o!' ihe
ranks, and with mutinou-; wiu'ds invited his comrades to foHow hiiu, Ihiri-, li\ ■< -ingl*'
stroke <d" his .-,;d>re, cur otT hi-> anu. 'i'he nst \\-ere a\scd into suhmissiou. — h'n >jiji\: Lif''
of Jyiirr.
AT ^mxMOU'rii.
At the liatth' of Monnioutli, June ,-''<, I IT'S, C(>]. Ihui commande-d a briu-ade in the
(tivisioa e'' )>ord Siirliiif:. Desirintrtodislodfje tlie en''iiiy from an ail vautay;eous position,
he requested and oi>tauied ]>ei'iuission to niake llm a'ti-m;-!. .Vs he n\;!,-. ad\aj;ciue ^vitll
spoilt ;it the liead of his nu'j), and had come within the enemy's fire, lie ie(\'l\-ed an order
froiri (icii. W'ashintcton to halt wln^re he \v:is. He ))eiTei\ed tin- dl.■~a^.ier, but olieyed
iilze a ^--ood soldier, auid >a\v oU(^-thiril of )ii--. men. dei-treyid by th>- enemy's ai'tilleiy,
withouv ladnp: aldt.' to liie a shot. As lie sal in hi-; sa.ddle awailimr finth'T (uders, a
cannon ball hilh-d liis horse, Mrikin,-; just hehijid the.uiith u{ ih.- .saddle. 'I'he rider liad
jit.-t strefch'd h.is h-gs forward of the sjjoi for gre;iter e.ise ((f jicritiou. After tliis
shiugliter he \vas a.lhjv.-ed to take part in the battle, and his conduct was p.-alsi.d by the
wlude arinw //.'/'/. 'J'liis disastor strnk deep into his mi'id and st: emithemd lu^ (ii^tiust
Ol ^^'ashiui,'■ion as a military ntan. In after year<, ^vhcn M. b. !>avis wae. [M-ei'arii:^ tin-
iiioijfi'aphy <d" Ihn-r, he was de.-ired ti) re-oj)i ii this mattei- of .Mi)iimouth. Mr. l>a.^■is
d.t.'cUned. "I'lie fatiijiieaml chac-rin (d' this day at Monnuc.ith had a very injuriou-- and
lastiii-; elTcct on his health, and in Oct , 177y. le- j.'sked to be furhni^hed without ])a_\, as.
he never held ollice for the emolument it eifei-i'd. 'Jdie furlouLdi was not. ij-ianted oa
thai condition, and he rej<iined his retdne-nt at West Point, of \\hich lu- \sas bu- a whde
in c!nmiuuid.
KN \VJ;ST( iIKSTKt; (.OUXIA'.
• His defense of the lines in \A'e>tidie^.tiu- Co. in ITT^^O, wouhi reijuire too much sjiaco
to rcdate iu detail. N\"ith about six hundi'ed nnui he kept the adjac(-iit cfiuntry in a stal*'
of securitx' and quiet, and the enemy in eoinplete check'. lb' lived ;i bstenjimjsly and^
sha.'ed all the hardshijis of Ids soldiers, and was even moi'e severe to liimself tlian to
otlnrs. Jle visited the sic!;, jU'escribed and adndnistered tliidr nu'dicines, and after a
v.ddle they would take it from no one else, ^^'ith all his other aecomi)!ishmi'nts ho was
a guoil luirse. At the sanu- time he \\'a^ a strict iliscipliuari.ui. and was feared as ^vell
as I'.n-ed by liis men. In the siimmei- of 177!', Iu'iiil'- \'voi n out and in poor lir'ahb, he
reslgiU'd. The ollicer who succeeded him being unable with the saiiu- fiu'ce lo mailitain
the lines, new ones were foirae<l fuitluu- n[i tlie river, and i he inti'rmediate country
abaiidoned.
A'l' >KW' IlAViOX.
After his lesignation, <"'ol. lunr iciii-ed to New Haven and was there when the
Kritisii tool< j>os-;ession of tie- ])lace, .hdy ."i. 17i'./. lie ai.i.^e f roia his sicdc bed, and
though baielv able to mount his horsi-, tonk command (d' a body of '\'ah' Cidleg,- studeiits
at their rMpiest. and assisted in i"iuil:-iug tie- enemy. To this incident he always
referred with exultaii'-'u atid pride, as e.ineing the miilidcnce ol ihe young men. Tlds
was the bi-t act '.f bis mi!it>'.ry life. He v-asiiite,! byr^cuius aed cliaiaci.-,- to have done
niiiclt greater things, au<i had ojip(utunitie> been given hii.i, to ha ve rendered far greater
servii-e^ to liis counirv.
iu'in;.
:vn
MIUTAIIY CIlAK.VCTini.
K,r.'nMUf- luis bern m:uh- t<. th- (■yir,.in =umI .•.,ufid.>nrc in wlurl, Col. Burr %vns
ahvnvshrhl by (mh. .Nb.-.l)on;._:al aft. t the letiv.nl fro:)i L'.n:r
Isb.iMl.
l/u-ut llnW-n liu.-.trr. who XTV.-I two vavs u'.kI.t IbnT, liad an unbonndyd rrspecl
„. 1 s '■.h..-an.i rl...a,-ui'. -if ai.v olii-ar," ^a;d hr, - .b^.-rv..:; vrro^rnUlon. it IS
■!!l Ibn'r lb- s;u lilirrd Ins l.rahb, anil n n.b-ru-.nl ,uo;v lati-u,' an<l jTivation Timn any
tlKTolli.'. 1 o^^dM).^ 1 had anv kn.uvb.lirr. His su,KMiovi-y as a Uiiblary man was
nnivcisallv allowed. ^, , i, i i , ■ i w;,r >.i,.<\v<,i tb,
(,,.u i^„,|■ s|..!;r of r^uyy as a livst rab' othr.-r. Od. Ib-ooks and i ... ^^ 1^;^.. su. n
w.n.ol1en h.avd by Mr. Kna,-!- to speak of lb,n- as of tboso svho were born tor g. at
...nnnanders. Tlu-se otiioers u-v,- ,lu- pride ol llu- Revo ,.. ,onavv .\nn> ( " ;.r^ -'. -
xvortl, was with Arnold on bake Cbamidain a-ainst (avhoi, and .^upj-beo ..n.oM x U
Lu.ieal seienee. lie ua. the besr bi^.oriral ^tude.P of h.s , nne ,n Anter .e to
Brooks was ronsidered the most areonu-lished oiheer o the state of .uas.. H w . ^ .
in-.nv veavs Ma.io. (ien. of the Middlesex" division. .\djabint <.en. ol the st.o i-'H^.u-,
(Governor and t'onnuaitder-in-Chief. '1 nesc men were not koUncally o, tlm ^;^';'', l^;;^
with 1MU.^ bnt spnke of bin, as tlM.y knewhun. andtn aj-vordance wnh tlnu u , .^n^^
eonvb-tionk " In fact, there was never the s!i,: n-st db erenee of opnuon ^ -ng b . .
oineers of tbe Kevolntionary arn,y in respeet to llnrb. tntbtary ab nt.. l.< ^^ '^^^ ^^^ '
to all n^ a beardle^^ vouth. with great imelligem-e, penetratum. high t.n.ral ana ph> sical
coure'e a loft, sen-'e of dnrv, ,ud leadine.sP. meet everv dan- r. llekt.ew ,1m nuMH.
necessai'y to Ilie end of every military m<A-.'me;,t, and had tlie courage b- relreat as ^^eu
as to attack when prudenr-e dictated."- A'////-/'/'- , . , . , ; . l.n.i
h, later vears.\vhen the slanders or poUtieal and pergonal rivals and rnenne- had
rnbbedhis name of almost every elaim to the ronsideiation sympathy or tellou.n pot
,„„pin<!. bnrrh:n..elf remarked: " if thev pmsist in spying tiiat ^^'^^^ ^^'^ ; " J' ;
,)„,, .,p,!i „, p.a., admit tni' I was a good soldier.' Sul>se,,ueut:v wlu-n ^ ^;^;^' ^^.^^
lu'vle Jieul Gen of the armv. Burr was nnable lo obtam a Iba-a.ber-dene.al^b,]..
p;^;;cinM In^- have . tempora", v sneee.s ami kib it^ victims with its po,.oned an-ows.
AdulaMou nu,;- build np iic,ieio.s repntatio,;., and put its creatnrc.nno otys^^^^^^^
Tim .^natallv-ofirntl; i. •IVne, and the moral ol \N eH.nct.m s savmg.that .vlunm)
life is wiitten, many statues must
conn; down," jias a nniversal application.
M.MfiilAUK.
\Vl,ile on datvin We-^tehester To. . Cob Burr became acquainted witli Mrs. '^'eo'losia
(B-M-t^^- )'.vvo-l'=' wid,e.v!adv ten vearshissenior, and then the motherottvvoclaidre
. ; Vm-T,v T>.,;-,d I'J^.ait lulv-^ i:s-3 ^Irs Burr <lied ot cancer la
J hev were manied ^^ l.ex . i>a\al l>eg( n, aui\ ~, i.' ~- _ ^ ^
the ^iiring of 1 79 b Their only child, Tbeodo.^ia, was born dune :-. li^o.
T,AvvYi:i; AXi) fill tTiriAX.
In l7Sb Col. Burr studied law with Judge Paterson of batei.on, N. J. a.Kl m^t
spring with Thonnis Smith at llaverstraw. He began le-aetu-e at A '-y. ;" - ^^
evacuation of tin- city, removed to Xew \ork. hi 1 ,v he was elected t., . p t 1.
,.itv in the Slate be-i~lature. and so.ui made himself conspnuous b> ..j^po !n„ ....
defe^uhi; the seven years apprenticeship bill. This was a l.lt to prevent any pes,,
from working at any mechanieal craft or trade n, tbe eccv win. l'-\,"^^ .;'';/;.;' ,
app,enticeshii> of seven years in the city. Jmu- opposing the- cd he was ^ '^''^\'\']^l
11 ohlr.no- lb- also oppose,! the speculators' bill b,r sei/.mg the pn d,c land., and i n ..
deb'bnb He was cln.irnuui of tl 'e c.numlttee .d- the Hou^e b,r leviMUg the laws oi the
"""' 'in ITiiO he was appointed attornev general of^the state ot N.-w ^oi-k. A uTeat
unmbe, and varietv .,t' cb.i.m. arisine <uit ot the i;,.volut ionary war were to b,e '•>■•'';'; '
.'ted. .V'boar.i of eommi..^iouers, eonsiMinu' ol the state treasurer, comp.tiol., ■
iind adju
;;;;:; ilnluCv general:;;' a p:unt;.d. ^b;. h,tt.-r a. ,dn,irman dre. ,,, .he .^^^^^^^
auiendniem; were olb red : its prmelples w.nv adopual by other stat,^, and it iou.nd
basis of all future settlements with public creditors on account o, tlie wai.
CoP Hurr.- -/n'//<v;'i ///.v.'. e/ (/ V.tA /u-,./<r Co.
;?92
jjjiVM'H OF yAAy..\\;i:i\\.
Tin; MAXIIAl'lAN liANK.
In 171*.? tin New Vol-]; baiil-;s had iVJK'ii iiHilcr tlic cni.tru] at' uii .-m istcx lary, who as
asiia) ii--i'd anii ;•. !)iis(<l 1 Kv; c ]M!\ilt t^cs for tlu-ii- own l..-uclit and tlic dct i iinrnt of oi li,.'is.
'j'd l)i-( a!' .low H this ^y.-i.i'iii of l;i\-oriti'.iii, ISuri (■slalili-.h;'tl tlir .MaiihaUaii I'aiik. It--
'■liavtci- was i.>iita;iii-J hv ii.e-an^of a. s(inu]at;nn !■• iuiii^ w ain- into the city of New Vori;.
'I'h.' ]n\\ of thi.' -Laic luadi' it ii)i|'os.^i IjIo to tict a (liiiTt (haitcv fui- hanl: i ii;.'; ]>ai'jio-,is.
'J'lii.' Water cdaiiso \.;;s an i-vasioji. 'i'lir coiiipany how ( \cr hiid wocideji iii|MS, dug \\i-'!l>,
Imilt ie-,or\oiis and suiiplit.'! liii Jowoj- jiart of tii.' city uniil tho rioion v.ai<-i came in.
Some o!' its wo'.l-:s, a r,- --ia uir, ^\■'•li and puiu]! at the cniiici- of ]'"hu, licad and Ccntci-
sTict-t.-, sujijd.yjni;- a sleaui cp.i;ini-, ;u'c still in ojicia.i ion to niainlaiu the \alidity (d' its
charter, wjiirti depends on in- cnntinuini: a su;ij>ly o! water. As a h;:id,; it h.a'- si:i s ived
all tlie linancial storms of thiec-tjuarteis of a century, and is to-day one of ihe mo.-( ^olid
instimtiojis in the country. d'liis i--- ihat ' ' I'rauduleut haid-iine' institution " alluded to
in a mali^nani, atiadv on tlie clmraetiM- (d' Bun in tlie At/'i/.fir M'udhU/ (d' Ain-il. ISVS.
A similar " franduh'nt l>an];in<j- institution" was incoi oorated as late as IM'JI). under tlie
name of tJie C'lieinical Ijanl: of New \ orl^ Tily. us a manul'actui'ing coinji.-'.uy \\-ith hank-
ing privileges. 'I'd olitaiii the cluirter greui stress wa.s laid on tin- advanlaires to acei-ue
t!) the city from the irnninfacture <d' chemicals, thoni^h lianking and tan iminul'aci urim;-
was the rt^al puv]iose of the eon!]i-niy. This hank luis never su-pended sjiecie payment,
and is the mo-t >ncce--ful iiistit n!i'>n (d' tlie kini! m tlie I'nileil Slates.
TtfK lli.UI.AM) l.AMi CO.
At this tiine Burr was clwirged Avitli dishonesty in conneeiion with the n(dlaiid Land
Co, a- well as with the Manliat tan ( 'o. A search.in;^ inve.-tigalion failed to in. iilpate
liim. " By those wlio kno^v me," he said, " it will never be credited tliat any man on
earth ^^ouhl have the harddne~s even to propose to me dislmnorahle com |iensattons."
It was his connection with tins ci.nipany llrat le(i to l;is liist duel.
TlIK FIKST tMtil,.
I'urrlias he en cad led a juactici'd and Ci'dd-ldooded duelist: a.-'iutof l>u(dns O'Trigger.
«lwavs on th.e alert for a (h'a.diy quai'el and ahva.y- sine to kiU Ids num. The onlydufd
he ev( r fought besides that \. ilii iiamilttui was m liie sumnu'i of 1 T'-'i). John Ik (diurcdi,
■<\ lirotlier-in-hiw of Hamilton, had spoken with nun h freedoni '^1 the legi'dative services
rendered by Burr to the Ibjih^nd. kand To., greatly to the iletrine-nt <d' the go'>d name of
the latter. Jkirr ciiallene;L-d him, and tliey met at llohoker., Se],t. t?ih '• Bvdore leaving
luime Burr had jiartieularly e\phiim.-il \u liis -ecmd, Juilge Burke of So. I'ar., that tile
balls vere east too finall for his ])istols and that ' hamoks leath"r, c'Ut to the pro['er size
and greased, must he jiut around them to mak«' them tii. Leatlier and grease v.-ere
jdaced in the ca--e v.'ith tie,' pis'ols. .\fierthe princinais ].;'.<l been )d<iced Iturr noticed
,Iu(|o;e )-;urke vainly -endeavorinir todii-.ein thei'amim! with a htone and at oiice sus-
pei.'ted tha! tin- j.-iease had been forg'itien. A tnonMiit afterwards the pistol wa,-> handed
to him. \\"ith that singular c(.M)lne-s he was wont lo exhihit a; <-ritical moim-nts lie
drew the ramroil, felt tlie l)all and told the ..Uidge it was not home. " [ knov,- it," replied
tlie second, ^^■iping the pc-rspiration from his I'ace, " 1 foigot to grease the leather: but
yon see your man is ready; don't kee]) liim \^'aiting; just talve a crack as it is: V\\ grt-ase
the ner.t." Shots were exidianged without idl'ect, except that the ball from Mr. Church's
jiistol ]iassed through Burr's co:it. Mr. t_'hur(di iln-n nuide tiie reipii'-ite ap.ilogy and the
I)arties letiirned to the cit_\ in the iiighest e-ood humor. — I'li rton's I. iff i>J' Ihiri-.
In l7!ll, he was noininat:-(l and coutlrmeil by the Council one of the Judges of the
Su])rerue t'oiirt of tlie- state, hut de(dini'd. He was i:ilkevl of this \ear as a. candidate for
(iovernor. -
J.N Till". sKXAlK.
in Jan.. 17U1, he \\ as eleeted to the I". S. Senate, in place of (ien. Scdiuyler, whose
term I'vplred in ^hlrc]l. BufusKin^ wa.-^hi; colh-.agiie. Coiigj-e-,-. conveiieil in Oct. ITill
and \\'a^hingtoii made liis animal eonimunicatiou to ( 'oiuTess. 'Die Seii.-iti.- ordiucd
Burr, Cahoi and .bdmson a commitiee to prepare a nd report a d raft of an address: the
next day Burr, a-- (di;;irn;an id' the conimill''e, reported aiian-.\ver wldudi was adopted
wiiiiout alou-atioii, an i.niisual occnrrenee. .\s a Seuatoi', he was i ;,du^t rioi!- and
I'flicient on nnwiy imp utaut commitiei — geinuTdly as (di.ai I'maii.
l)i|.;i._r tl;, winrer oi' 1 TI'l --' In- -peiir no: eh time in the stati' dept. in order f,, ;nake
liim-^elf famJii.ir with foreign atTalis, whhh he considered nei-e>-.aiy to the hiirhinl
ami ll^efnl perfornia.nee of hi^duty; helahoi<'d atlhi-- uniil a perempioiy order 1 loni
\\"a.sh;ne!ou lorhade Ids furthiu e.viiminations. At this ixuiod the Senate ieuislated
r.uKu.
31)3
with c-.!ost'.l (!(Hi;-s: Bi!rr;)i!voi;iii(.'(l iuid votod for ojiciiinw- tUi' _L;-iilliTi:.-.s tn tlif pul)!ic wliili-
so (■ni,'iij^;'i'il. A fii'i- imii'li (>p]'(>.■^itinll this mi ,i-.nr,' wa-; limillv can-iid, h\\). l'. IV.)!. At.
tlte sr.'oi'.! <lci-ti<]n nl Wusliiiij^tnii limr rfcr'uc.l o:ii- Noti- i;i lin- clrrti.i'iil cullc^-c.
ill Will ( 'ol. Uiii-r \v;l-< ih,' clioici.' oT ills ]'Li;ty HI llu- l". S. Siiuilt- an<i )l(ui;-t' a.-
Miiiisi.',- to ill"' l-'rHiicli rr|uiii!i(.-; tin.' rtn-all o!' (i.Mi. .Munis havin';- Ijccii roiiu'-i-ird b\ lli.'
(■\ccii!i\'c I'l-ovisioiial c'liiiucil (if Tik' I-'i-cip-Ii ri-]'iil,li,' mi tl.i' jii-duad lliat lie was I'oiu-.iii-
.Tcd -I iii'i.i.Mrliist. .Mr. .Madison, .Mr. .Moiiru,- and auoilirr iiu'inli.'-i- of the House were
dcU-^^ratf (1 to cniivry t hri 1 clioi.-f of Col. r.iirr lo i h.' Pr.'sLJcn) _ and to iii'Ui'St liis a l)||(Jillt-
lH(■l,I. (n-n. W'asidiiatou dndined on I lie uTon ml rlial In- liad not coiiildi-iici- in Coloni-l
t>',i: r's iuK'-iiry. 'J'lic (MnihiUTcc rriiicd. '1 he Si'n:it<' ad'icn d ununinioiiNly to tlnir
idioir-c, and ili.- <-ouunitteu a;.'ain A'.aiicd ni'on tin; ]*iosidMn<. who icplied Avir.h soni''
warni'h. Ilia! Iii^ d.ocisiou wa- i rn'\ o.-aldi , :ind ■-!li'rfd loa|ipoiiit 'Mv. .Madi,-on " or yivU,
Mr. .Monro. .' 'I'iio connuitloc again rotircd. M'h'' dcinoi-i;'.tic incinhcis wen.- intiexiolf
and would nt.imiitato no cthL'i- ])iTson, nor in'd<f an^■ otluT sidi'ciion. 'I'lif I'icsidint
at^poino'd .lamrs .M..nroi-, .May i27, ITDt.
Ji. the L'ii---,l(h'iitiai idfcthm of 17!"'' (.\da,in.s aiul JoIT.m'soi;) J'urr rcci-ivrd thirty
tdvctoral \otis.
His senal'iii.al term cxjiiri d .Maiidi 1. 1 Til?, a tid. n^ .vt yrar In* \\as again clcrti d lo
ibf State L.-L'islaturr and sunf*' orted tlic law of ]~,U'J. liy whirh slavery was to l)e ulli-
Illati Iv ah dislied, willnn the stale i,[' N. V.
!'.!"i;i; s ■• iN'j K!(;ti-. i-oi; Till-; i'hl-uii;xcy.
Tiiere \Nas great uneerlninty and an\i>'ty i]i"«iughoiit tlie emmtry respecting tlie
lirosidt^ntial eleerion of Isoo. 'I'Ik- lesult de]>eiided (-n New NOrh v.nd New York w:;s
•doubtful. The deiiiocrHtie sui.Te-,. wasd,ue to Jbi i r. Thrniigh his ejlort-^ ih.e liomoerats
<d<'rted their city caDdii'.ates io,r th.e assembly, wldidi gave them a inajoriiy in that body
and steui,;d tlie state elee'tors. 'j'lie New ^"orl: eleeti.'rs decided the issue in tl'e el"ctorai
toUege, giving a majority ti.i llie fhiinocrat ic ticlxer— .leffeison and Ibirr — against the
fed.elal — .-\dams and, I'inekney. 'J'he suhse(pieiil eoiitesl in the House resulted from til''
<.!d rule ( wldedi coiitiur.ed in force nmil tIu' p:i>sa!;-e of the 1-.?;1) cen-.tituiicnal atnen!!-
llien! I I'y which each elector \iai-d loi' t \>- o p.-rsous ;i!id tie' caiididati.' receiving tie'
liigbist mimoer (.f \otes becaun- I'resIdtiiT and n''.\l hluln'st became \'icej''resideni .
There was no s])ecilic \ote, as now, for President and fcir Vice-1're.-itlcnt ^^dlel: tiie elec-
toral vote- \vyc connf'd it was found tliat JefTerson and Hurrh.;'.d eac): rec-ived 7:-i votes,
?(! being necessary, 'ihn-- tie devolvi'd the eiecti.'ii on tlie House of l!epre-entati\'es,
voting by states, ea'li slat" ca-iim; oii'' vote. Tie-.e were liisiaies: .S were for .Icfier.son,
(i for Uurr. .2 di\dde(l, !) necessary lor a choice, 'j'he ballofing began on the (fih of I'el.i.
Jiiid C(.)ntiniied seveiMtays. The exciiement was i n luendous. Sevei-al days ii.'l'ore the
vot'-, •liidi.'-e Morris writin;;- to Ilamibon says: " IacIic mei;! feaiful. .-md my o\-, n posi-
tirm as a calm .--pei tator dihru n It to sunjiort. Vou who are tenij'ciate bi dtinkiiig Jiave
never ixrbaps noticed the ;i\\-k\\ard sitmition of u luan who (amtinues snber afii'r all ilu^
I'e-t <d' the comiiany are drunk."'
It WMs during these seven d.-iys ol' stmo-^,],. . ,,d suspense that Burr is charged witli
intriguing to make hiins(.'lf Jbe^ideni, iigainsi the rightful claimant .lelVerson. " Tnirr
iind Jell'erson were presented on ei|uai teims and with eipiul claims before the
House of Representatives. 'I'here ^vel■e men of all ]>arties who preferred Ihirr as a man
tir aliKe for the cabinet oi- the field : who rega rded his (|nalilications as superioj to those
of JeiTersun, and !ielie\-<'d that his ad.nunisi rat ion of tiie go\erniiient wne.ihi be more
vig<.>rous and dignitied tlian was t, I l)e expected <d' his undecided rival. .Mr. Iv.iyard of
Dehiware considercil Ibirr the better man fm- the oidce. 'I'he fi'derab^ts geiiertilly jire-
ferred Buir, believinu liim to iie both a iri-eater and :t better man than delfersm. Tlie
federalists w ere in tlie ma jority in tin House an<l win Id ha\e elei-ted Ibur on liist Inilloi :
he had. in lac' a numeiical majority on every vote.
IbM r'- ji'i-omil frieicls entreated him to decide tin' content by ph'dgdng himself to
timm on ceitain ]-)oiMis. 'I'hbs he refused id do, or lo allow his friends to do. .\ 1 1 (hi^
friends) deny intriguing for r,uri, not l)ecau>e ii would liave bc'eii Nvion:;, liut l)ecause it
wtis iiiitru". i bul he ic,tri;:iicd as claiiimd. lie -.snuh! l.aV''b<en I'resiiii'iit ."— /•,'.(V'//(////c''''''t
t;/C/'" /■//'. V ^nj.iinst i!,, i'niiliriil Co/n/ffr/ nf J,/f,j,i Ji'frr. by \V. 1'. Van .N'ess,---- .\. V., JSlii.
^lluiKe W. P. V.m Xcss is c:i!l j.l 1)V Dr. 1 i.eunnn.i. in liis ro'iHuil Hist.'yy of Xi-y.' )',e/-, one of the
sh'civa'.'St and most -iau-icious uu-n .\cw N'orl^ <-vcr pridriccd. He .u'lcrvvariis acle.i .i'; Burr's sccen<i in
ihc liut.-l wiiii HaniiUon Cornelius 1' Van Xcss. w'o w.is soini: tinu- t'ollector of the I'ort of Xcw
V..'rk and (iovtrnor of Vermont, w.ii bi.s bro'.i.cr. .A. il.ai;,'!uer ol C-jv. V.iii Nc^s m . .1 Lld,^■"^J Kunicvch of
j^.'^■^^ \'urk.
394:
HRANCH OF KIJ Z A li F.Tif .
M 1' «^ s;,v. , u<]^.. ^ an Ncs., " Mr. .),.fy..rsnn. t!i;ou-l, a f,i,MHl. o-.v,- ,i,r,.|in.r a.sur-
»i.ce.-< t(, tlu- Ic.enthsts in iv-ual to <vrtain i.oinis of sinl,- polirv, and tl,at' , -erf ,!■,
l.-.L-ndofhrei-. s)„.uj.l not I., r.^niov, .1 in r;,s,. .f his ,.l,.,.tion. .t uh.-li'il.ov withdn-v,- -1,. ir
»y]H,<n,<,n and on tlu- JGtli hall.-t i„- xv.;s rLrtrd. i.'urr l..',-;..,,.,. ^•;<v.i'lv^id.■ht \li th-
tnn.' uurmsv tins exriting run.,. -t lu^ ^vas in Al!.;.n^, calinl v alt,-ndini^ I,, t!,;. nn.para
li.'iis ioi' luy daiii;!iifi's weddiu". ■ ' '
'nii'.oDosiA.
TlirKlnsia, only oliiM of (',,], A:iron and Tl,c-;,dosia Bun-, was !,. June oo i;,^.. shr
wa'; cacMnlly ..'diicated und.T ilio dirvri and <'on^tant suiu-rvislon of ]„t IVt'k'i IVs-J.-s
tlH- n.unl arvomnli.hnuMUs si,, was pn.ii.-l.nt. in th. (fivek, Latin. ( i-n,:an ' and
J'renH! lan-uap'S, and familiar witli tlu lust wuiks oi' aii,-i,.n! and iM..d,-v„ ,.,-ni,..s '\t
the age o! lonn.vii slio prrsidcd at Inn laih.-r-s n.ansi,,:, at J^irhmond Hill and en'(-r^
tamed his nuuicrous aa.i distinuuislied -ursis will, rhainiiu..- ^-rarr ar.d di -iiitv s],,.
was ireeh- acknowledg,.! ihe n.,s. Iwantifnl and a.von.pli.lK^l \vu,nau of hJ, tinn- Sh-
m. a Albany, N \ ISdi .Iu..,,h, s.,n oi H..,,. \V;l!ianr> and HH. .<■,., :Muti,., Aliston of
N:.uth an.hna. b. 1,,S: ,d'v.Or.\ a lauy,-,-, hur .lid not ,,ra<;tir,.: l„r srvnal x,s a dis-
tmiruislipd mr:n\u.r„[ tuo N,, (•;;,-. L":-.: (Ion of Mititi:,; (;.,v nf So ('rr ]si"-i 1- vcs
allcniairlv .V, 1,1. csiai,- nc-ar rhaid.'stoun and in [!>,■ .dtv. An onlv , iiild \\ m;<)V \]vkk
Alston, h. isirJ. • . , . . ^ _iiw
AS i'i;r-;si[jK\-i- (IK Tifi: skxati;.
It is said lie nrvrrhad a superior. ]!,■ was ujast.-r of everv nil.', order or cm nnrnv-
eoo., proni).!. ininaitnil: no high toned voice or sharj. sen;e,,res: i,recisr ir. atten'ion to'
etniuetie in Us nuiiiiiest point, and aiv-avs diimihc^d and -ourteons ''or the 1 1 irl .d' Tid-j--
Chase he ai-ra;:-ed all iLe prei;:,iinaries, and pr.-id..l in a manner that w,,r nniv'.-r^il
applause. 1 here were several peisous in th,' audience u!„, had seen i.orlion. of the o-Url
ol v\ a.'re,, .I.is,,,,^,., ^vho de.daivd that tlm \dee-l 'resident presided a: the trial of .Ind^,.
( hase with more ili-mty thai, th<' Lord Chancellor at the trial oi' the (mjv Cenerd T,f
Hen^^al '1 he p,oceediu-s at this trnU have been consirhivd as auihorit^ eser.ineein
ail the states.
lU'lMi .\M) liA.MlLTD.V.
In ISOl Cd. Bnrr was a candidate lor the ohh-e of Coverno. ,,f th<- stal,- ot \ev,-
^ork. hour y..ar- before h.'h-d iM-en thonght v/MnliV l;v a i,u:aerieal maiodtvof the
representative-, ,,f the p,.,,,,h. in ('onirress to .,e,■„,,^ tile ld;rlH-t ph.e,. [:, ihv'^'uylo'-Vr'u
of_ the I nited Sta.e:.. and he ha<l in fact lilh-,1 durin- that period it. see„nd hb-hestidaee
with transcenrlent ability and credit. The fri-anUof Ih.rr u.ie eonlid-ut i>f Ins HecMon
I hen- cliauriu and disappointtnent miy he imagined when the resnll berame known
Abn-gan J.ewis was elected by T.OiH) majoritv. Bnrr nveiv,-d about ''s 000 vet,--. Whnt
was the cans,, of this sudden do-v,„fali V Th'e friends of Hurr 'ascribe.rit to tl,e'hn-- coii'
tinned, eeasele-;s and bitter at;a,d<s and -ront.dle-s aspersions ,,f ila.,rdtM), o^ ih,-
per-'Miai and i>rlvate. as W(dl a- the public and inditieal charaeter of his rival Ii'i' j7-)->
''""'j'- '"'"j''''',. ■ \ '""'■ ^'''" ''^' (1^'^"') i^ iniprin. ipb.,! both as a p,nblic and a iirivare
"'■■",'■ '■ '■'' ■■■ '''' I''"!- or against anytliiiii'- as irs suits his iii'e,'-i orambi;i,,n * *
■■^ ^ J am n,i.staken if it be not liis objci to phiv the u'ame ni cmspiiarv and I feel it
a religiousdnty to,,ppos.. liiscarr.er." ToUnfns In ing he wi,,;e: --Mr Ihi'rr's int, ./rilv
as an individual is n,jt nninip.ea,die,l, an.l as a i>nbiic man he is ,,),,■ ni the we.,sl"snrt
* • "" "I" :> ^vord if you have an ei,,bryo Ca'sar in the I'nited States it is Huir - To
v.hich Mr. King i,.pli,.,l; ■•(are has b. en taken to put our fii^uids at tle^ .aMward on
iheir guard. _ It was Indieved that from tlie very beginning ..[ hi> e,u,nc,-tion with tlie
c,m,munder.in..l,iel as his juivate .eereta ry, iiamilion ha,i n..e,rnis intiuema' adverselv
to }3u,T It was ren.Htubered that in 1 7>M \VashingTo:; l,a<l refus,-,l to ratifvthe nomina-
tion ot JJurr as miiKMer to France on th,. L'-roiind that he ),a,i ii,,t conlid, ■!,.•,• in Col
|-.urr« integrity, tliougji his integrity liud never been (|ue,li.med except bv Hamilton -ind
otlieis b.r political effejt. In ITIIS when war will, France .seemed imi">iin,.nt, and un
nVilli.-im Alston b. ,757; a cousin of \Va..hi,-.-ton Alston; C.un u^,^-r Ma.ion -M-i Co! ,„ R^T^e
m. Ocn. Thomas i;.ncknev, and anot),.r ,-!au. n,. his brotl.e,-. Ch.,r!es Coe.-s.ver.i. l'i,uKncv t, , I be c!i u-
K..v.,no,s of South Uu.„n., and An.bass.dor. to a foreign court. They uWc s^.^ 0} cine} "h^^lce
lU'KU.
395
arnjy vas VMreJ und <;'rufiiil ofrici'ix ;i]ip:)im<'(l \<y L'i/ii;,'re-<s, Col. 'Ruit (Ifsiivd an iijiiioiut-
iiii'Mt, ?niil was :i,^-aiii tliw.-iiu-d by ) laiaihini. Julm AHains, \vlir> was tlicii l^csidciit and
t'r'.-.lrc<l !() uniiiiiiatc Col. I'lirr as I'; i;':H':li(.T Cfiicral , writes a^ lolldw.s in ISl;]: 'lit'
(]^iirr) liad si-i'vcd in ihc aiiny and canii' out of it \>'itl'. ih' (■liara<-t<:T of a l^iii^lil w itlmut
fear and an abio olliccr. Hi' liad aftorwanl.-i stndird a.nd i)vactic('d law wiih a]i))li'-;,i i<,i\
and surrcsj. Runyrd Up cii ll.idr rclinion.s |.,,)iiaiit:<s and tliis niilitaiy and judicial
leputation, it i.s no wonder tliat, (iov. Clinton and (.'hanrclldr J,ivin^-.ston .should takf^
notiee of him. 'i'hev luad'.'liim Aitonicv (lem-fal and 1 !ie i.e.ri'- latuic sent liini to Con-
gress, wluTL' 1 helitve lie served six years. At l!ie next election lie was liowever hd't
o\it, and lu-iiii;- ai lli.il time somewliat eniha n a^-sed in cinai mstancrs and rcli;clant to
return In the \^^^r, he would liave rejoiced in an aj)])'iintment in tlie army. In tins sitiia-
tinn I j>ro;v(-'d to \\ a dnni^tnii ami throuich hi:ii to the tiium\iiate (\'\"it.- hin^'tcii, Hamillon
ami I'iiickney) to imminate Col. Jhiir Tor a Bri,u-adiei (iem-rah \\'ashihi.r;on's answer tc)
iiM' was; • i'ly all that I ha\-e];no\\a and he;,rdi, (.'id. Ihiir i^ a hrave and able oilicer;
hut the 'jiie.s'inn is wheihei- he l;a-~ not eipial tajems at intrii;ui\' How .-^hail 1 de-ciiix-
to you my sensalMu.i.-i at that momr'nt. He leid cmn].)elii-d nn lo jiromote over the
h.eads of ]y;ni:(dn. Clinton, (tales. Jvii^x and otheis, and esmn o\er l'inckni.'\ , one of his
own tiininviratc ilJamilimii. the nmst restie,-.s, im]iatienr, artful, indefatigahh' and
unjirincipled iurrie-iier in the riiiied Stales, if imt in the world, to lie second in com-
moiid nnd'-r liim.stdf, and nowdri'aded an intriuaier in a poor hriij.-adiei'. He did how-
ever pi-ipc,-.. it ai least to Ihonilton. Ihit 1 \\<i.- not }iermiited t" nominate Ihirr. H' 1
liad heen v.-hat would liavc h-cii tlu- c. >nsi(ju,Mii'e< ? ;~iia[i J .-.ay tliai Jjamilton would
have heen now alive, and Hamilton and Kurr m)\v at the head of affairs. What tlu-n ".'
If 1 had noniinateil Burr wiliiour. tin- consent of the t ri emvirale a nCiiative in the Senate
was certain."
Ill th(> contc'st for PresideiiT in h'^DO. Ilamilion frie-htened at the seeminir i)os>ihiliiy
of Ihirr l"-'-;,:iiin,c- President, ^-rew still im)re hil ter and. denum-ialo;y. 'J'o' \Volc,,tt h>'
wrot<.-, 'die will employ the roeaiis of all panics to overrule the coo 1 men of all parties,
and to prosecute projects wjiich wise nn-n of every de.-.cri jition will disapprove. These
thin^T^ are to he infmred \>ith mor.il cejiainix from the characiei- id' ilie man. llveiy
steji in his career proves thai he has fornn-d him-. elf upon the imjdel of Cataliiie, and
that lie is loo cohi-hloodeil and too determi'ied a con^-jiiruTor e\-er to chaiie-e his plan, ■*"
'•• "" * Adieu to th.' federal 'i'roy if iliey once introduce thi'^ C re<-iau liorse into
their citadel." 'I'he sane- y,.ar he wroic to Senator Ihiynid of I)(daware, "IhuT will c,_'|--
taiiily attempt To ndorrji the (i.ivermnent a /u iumapane. He is as nnprincijialed and
danoferons a man as any i-ouiury cau luiast. As tr(H' .a Cataline as ever met in midnight
coiudave."
'■'In personal intercourse Hamilton was still m<jre busy isml hitter in dtlamaiion of
Ihirr, and liis utterances th i-own hroadca-t over the (lountry andrep.eated in ton thousand
form-;, iH'ii'an to tell nponilie reputation and popularity of his \ictim. At the ciiuiiUMice-.
men* of liis t^rm of ollic.' as Vice-i'r.-sideiit, he was a.i the hei^dsth of hi.-, per.-^ollal |iop.ii-
laviry, irdhience and glory: h'd'oi'e the id'ise of isn}, h.e ^vas suspe.-ied, c(ndeniii.;d,
<leri<led ami pi o.-.t rate and this mighty revolution w.as elfected \vithont any w I'omr act on
his ]iart, and in spite of the unju ecedenti d ability he ha<l di--pla}edas I'lesident of the
Senate.'" --7>,/r;',s. Hamilton was not alone in this work. Jeiferson fell a deep resentment
against Burr forha.ving ;dhiwed himself to be vot.-d for in the Hoirse of Hi'jiresent;;ti ves
for President; and -imige \'an'\e-s dates tlu' hatred and emnily of the ( 'li iilon family
■from the same period. Of the latlri'. .luiU-.e A'au.Vess says: "('onscious of the iiiiquity
of ihcir motives and designs, in darkness they have made their attacks and like c'.vards
set to blast his reputation. One in conhdential whispers would hazard insinnatious cal-
culated to cKcite lese-iitments. Another would Nvhisjier into the ear id' a friend, hea.rsays
wit1i iiualillcations ami mmdi apparent sidicitmie as to the degree of tiiilh to be attached
to them. in these tortuous and hidd'-n c.>uise.. have tln-y purs\i'd the character of a man.
wdiosi- ci-i.-rgy and talent thi s dieaded, and in wdio.-e pn seiice they hnnddy acfruowdcdged
tiieir inleriiirity." Burr ]>jid no aiteution to im> course of Hamilton untii IsoO. v.dieu li"
soiighl a.u interview and explana.l ion. 'I'iie latter admitted t!iH.i in the heat of political
iii>cu.,-,i,,n lediad spoken hastily of Icirr, and iu terms imt u-iial with gentlemen, tuiil
lu-omis, d amendineiiT in the futn.i'i- Ihir in Isol when Bui-r tan for (.iovei-nor of Xe\\-
\ork, Ihitnillon was more \;olrnt and bitter than t-vei'. But for these open and secret
attacks mi his ehar.-icter I'uM' would Imve beru elected.. Then cani" the letter of Dr.
Compel in w liicji llamihon wa^ repmled .as expressini'- "a licNpicable opinion" an'! 'a still
more ih'spirablr opii, ion of Co!. Bui-r." 'I'hi- latter stung by defeat, misreprescn tar ion
and abuse, bilie\ iiig Hamilton to be the author, ir.-.t iga tor.or eticounmi-r of these attack.s,
and urged on bv his friemis wlm had loi:g since i oinc to llie c.nu:hmion that Burr's for-
;5!)(;
]:1;AXC1J OF KI.7Z.'. ]!K'jij,
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rival _l,m in t.-nns oi rvs,.,.., ; >;.t to ,l,..ir n.: ,' I 'V ; :, j;,;;;;-;!:^-^ .-^p..ak .,ra
|nvanal,:vl,,sn,;,.!,u-tio.lay,A.ia,„.a„-inannlr,u i!.. !, h . ; 'i, , '''" ''J ''''
Lav,. sin,Kl!iitliat n-luiiMii t,. liiin Tint ),,. 1,,^ .,',;,„ i " ^^ 1^" ui !.,• supi,...-.-.! to
t;. .hesu,,,„„-r nn,a... .lander, ulu.-l, h ' ln;s .i.v.VlaT .;"•,:";::; ^/r''''' ''" '"'"" '""^
tl,.-,-an,l,M- t.M-,.,„,a(li,n ur disavow Mr J^trr I', ,• 1, ■ " ""/'■^'^^.t'"' ninpuiniuuty or
mo.u: lHnin-,.x,.rciM.dlnrhea an,-. ' i f; i ^ '' s:.cr;hro> t-ulln. .ak,- of Ik.,-
lie Mould h.'vrrcca-.,. i,, Ir-. o>iiduri louar,!. \r, i ■"^' !'" -^i''l' malvs olcn.-,.: that
'^•"1 tl.a ]„_.nn.fortl: h. a^ n ^n' u tu " "" '" '"'""" ' > — "■■t.-.i... of Hlo.
Avhi.-h ro„.i.t.-nr!v uukA : i' ,'•.''''<- '"" "' ="""■"•.(■,■ thcso tln-„.:s to tl,. vv,,dd
-utati., ,,.. ,.,.,aiuct of sirriialiiu::;;;: .-; : ;,;; ,;;r^^^
=""I -•hnra.t.r, D„t th.-s.. tlduys ,uus, l,av. ai, rnd/' '^ l'>'"^>mon. o„ lus lam,.
TiiK ])i ■]•:]-,.
TIk' liirn-tihi;- took ]da.... \V,..;;„.s,i„v ,],,i^- I I .,--., , ^. ., .
m.umh.J attlu-lirst.hlre. and died ,1,,. n-Vi aft".rn,',on * ^'--'n'lioi!- uas inoriallN
The consM,j„,.nc,-'S of this ev.-ut i,, Unrr wrre s'l,.]', ■,-. nr,- . k <■
visited iij.on tlM- ...irvivor of a d.,rl T ■ , '^ •- n^'^ '7 '•'•ion- or sin.r liavo hoon
fal.elu.o.is. a iurvof in, n^st ' vo^di^t o f"! n,.!:. '"'''"'r'^ ^;"'"^'' •|">;:--i->r absurd
Jndigna.ion tkat "f, lIou-,.'l Li,n e^.n^ ,::;':, ':;:,,;\.,f;^^:iJ;';--^- -'l-^--nt. u,nl an
Lips., of tin.o, to ,he ond of his lif,./ |)no li i^ i .1 . '" ,^^ '" , """'V ""V""' ^'V ■■^"
w rt' it aluas-< f<.llo.,ve,i i.v ^.,,.1, ,. „. '" t-'iivdh,., alrsiird and \vi -ked, and
i^n,rn<.v.,.e;.a.odtoju.;-i?^;;;.^;:;r;;:;;i:];;;a;n:^^^
>ind that Uiiniiiion justly uoTiiod h\< f'ttr. ' ''" i'";'\r"'Ldd..
at;h;:7:;n;-;^of!^n!r-;";t:;:;;[;^:x^
-nopatdJn .■,,...; iiatnUtotrS 'l" , id^ nd . ^n ^, th X" .r^ ^'r;'' 'T ''^^ '^'T''^^ ^'^^
"">1 pv<H-..-d..d to „:Mrat,. the i-.r^h p 's " \^., o, , ' ' •' ^^ '"^'■'' ^"' ''^^'! -'-'"i ''i'^.-elf
His eve h!a/,rd- his voir. n,-. '', :-'^" ' ' ' ^" ■--'■■ied lo o,. ivkindled udthin hinn
received front ihuuilt: a dd 'u^/^uTrlnUr'"'' '^TT' '"' V'''-^ '"" ^'='^
l-or^iven. and even stoo, -d to ren o "r-u '■ i I' 'T ='"'' J';'-''"'-"" '""i I'^r^iven and
.-i^-hi. a wr.'tcd, de<n-ade(l Vn 1 ,1 .s i ..I ' ! "" '""'^■'* '■^'■'■l'^ '^' ■^''"'l^ ""t "f
^-n. ih dueii ;l.neht';i;;:' n;.;;;ri of i';;.;;-; :',;r"i;-:!r:::'-:"i i'^^' ''''< t' ^'''^'^t
<-v.d,-nt and e.-wanily: a tnan ^vho w,>,.ld Ma ' nv ■. ""7 1'-" N-ith b-„,^ ,ual-
^.^.^.r.d^^.Vh.,h-.st..n,,.^
^.e.n previous!. :n. and had obtained ucvorc-'^ She d' IIo^JITZ'^I: ""1 -o.h.r of Ale.vand^'r, f' d
ciroumjtanccs h-inu-- straiten.- -1 ^U.v-,r,j»,- ,..^ . i , ,^ ' ■'^ ''■ "' -Alexander. His father'-,
H.^re he became clerk for NLhoi;s(>rer'rn,^r'^^^^^^ When r, yr^"of
v.ath such a ca.eer. and in r;-r went l-/\ V C ^ndWuV a 'P; ■'''l>'''''.^ '"" ^mbidou. to be sa:isfied
.^-.resumed practice oflawin.N. V. C Hisw ir^s u^ r' .^''''i' "■;" J'"';'^ ^^ '•'^"^- «<^"- ' i"
T;r!;i;. 3'.)?
iiiidcr it; hi' Inol-cd like a (.'(Jii victed fclnn.' 'It was not tiiic.' he CDiitiiiuci]. ■iliat
llainillou <li(l not lire at liiin: Ilamiltou iircil first: lir licaiil t!u' Im!! whistle aiiiiuii;' the
hraiirlics iuxl sawthr .scvorcil twiw- abovr lils hi-u'l. He s]i )l;c ol' wliat Ihunilldii wrotc^
on the (jveaiiii;- hi-fnri» thi- diiri, with iiifini'.i' CDntriiii/i . 'It icails' sal<l In-, 'liLc the
foiiff.-.sioii (;!';: ]>riiittMU iiiuiilc' These isohuftl cx iirfsslod-;. my in I'urniant sav.s, C'liiVfy
i)(i i(hM ^vilau•v^'l■ (it ih-' tioi-y iulp^t'S>ivaIK,■s^; with \s hich lie s|m.'.c. Hp justilii-tl all lii-
liad 'h>iic-— nay aiJi>luiuh'il it. He \va. s iir)\f;l t ' i\\'- (!i'']i!lis i,f ]ii.; sdiiI. '1'!ii> ji-iit-up
I'ecrmirs (if t wcuty-iive years hurst into sjicerh. His co;ii)):iuion \'.lio liafj l-:rio\\n him
iiitiiiKitcly many yt'iir>, and liiul ncv('r seen liini arouse,! Iiefore, was almost a\ve-stnii-k
by this straii/rt; ontutir.st of emotion, an.t the startlinii' forri- .,[' niany ot" his expressions.
lie rcmi'inheis -sviinderinir that he could ever hivi> tlioiejlit Uiu-r small of stature, for
(lurin,^- ihiy scene the loftiues:^ of his (leincan;ir vas such that hi-- veiy form seemed to
rJt^e and expand. It \\ as lon^ hfd'ure lie r<',i,'^ained his nsuai eonqio-.uic. All tlu> wavhotne
he still s]:)oke ui tlie oldi-n timi^ and seemed to renew his ycnuli, liiid live over ai^aiti his
former life." — Pdrfon'a Life of Burr.
KAIU:'.S'i:i.[, T.'l 'illL SKXATi;..
After the ilmd he jonrnoyeu until tie- neetinu- ^\\ (,'oiiui'ess in autumn, and toolc ]iis
seat as Pros, of tin? Sena'i', i-vhiMtimr the same eoiniie,.,;;i-e and Jii-mttess of nerve as
ever. lUirine; th.e femainder of his term not!du,e- of imp^i tanre iK-curred. On Safiirdav,
.Mar<-h t?il, tSii"), he took le.;ve of the Senate in an addre» Avhieh wa-^ ,-aii! to he tin- ne'-'-'.l
digiulled, Miblirne a;id imp.jsiiie- ;ha.i was ever ntt'Mi-d. The v>-iio|e Senati- vi-as \i\ tears
and so r.ninanned that it was half an hour before they could sutiiciently recover them-
selves to come to order aud rhon--' a ^■i(t■!-'res pru U m. On the .Moudav niornim'-
following-, two Senators in eonver.a'i. in v'.-eri n-lai in;;- thi- eiicum ii-.nce. One of theii'i
said tliat he v,-ished the tradition nic-jht be pre.ser\'fii as one id the i;io;,t c-xtraordinarv
e\t_']nf he lia;] evi-j' witnessevl. Anoiher Sen. iter, who was aslced how lon^i- Inirr spo]>;e,
eonld fee.-in no i(h\i; "It ndudit luive lieen half an hour, and it mi:/lit have bei-ii but a
moment. \Adien he eauie to his .sen.Si-s he scenu.-d to have awa]-;i-ned a,s from a kind of
trance." Buir himself, in nlbaliise' to this aiMrcbS, saiil: "Thei-e was nothini;- -a-ritten
or ]nei)arcd, exccjit that it luid ber-n some day^ in my mind to say som(-thinc-. it was
the s.oletnidty. tho anx'iety, the expectation and the interest wlTu-li I saw stron^'-lv
imprinted on the countenances of the auditiu'S thai i!is]:)ire<l wlmtever wn.?, said. T did
not shed tears nor assuni'- tenderness, fmt tr-ai-s did liow abuielantly."
Till; MKXIC'AN I'TMMKrT.
The retirement of Bnrr from the Senate eloscil Ids jiolitii-al <-areer. All hope of
further advaneeimmt oreven of employment in Ids own country was at an ent!. He could
uot remain inactive. He turned his utlentioii to Mexico and formed a sclieme to estab
iish a s'jible ^'overntiient in that eoe.ntry. with himself at its he.-nl. It. was a y-i'and
desig-n, ami hadi it succeeiled \vould in all Imman pi ohability ha\-e been a, ha])p>- eha.ne-e
in the liistory of that di-uracted country. Many pi-ominent men joined him, annuii;-
them General.s Adair and Dayton, (Jol. Comfort Tyler and t'ol., afterwards (b-n. Zebnlon
Pik(-. Before the cession of Louisiana to France (ISiJU) l^aron Bastj-oj" liad coiilrai-fed
with the Sjiaidsh ()'ovt. for about f(jrty miles sijiiare of land m-ar Xachitoches. After-
wards Ool. Chas. Lyiicli agreedi with Ba.strop for u six-tenths intei-est; aaul Ihirr boue'ht
of Lynch for .s.")0.(X)U one-half of his interest. Ihirr's ])urchase consisted of -lOO.OOl)
acres. It was designed to eoloiu/,e on lliese lands as a bas(^ of operations.
i;i.AN.Nt;i;i:Assi;TT.
On his way to New ()ih-an> in l^^e.~) Ihiir paid a \isil to Ib-i-man Blannei-hassetT. who
v.asli\in>r \'.ltii his v.ifeon a lonely island in tie- Ohio liver. lb- A\nsb. in J-ln^Iaud in
]7()7; of i rish d.-s'i-ni: grad. b nis' of Diililin. : ad nn tied to pia.ctice at the ha.r; m. .\deline
Agrnew, dan of (b-n. .-\g-nc-w. v. Iio was with Wolfe at t,)uei)ec. Beeomine- tii>-d of
civili-/,ed s<iciety in the (lid \\i.i!d and ]>ossi ssing fortune and lei-;ire. h- soneht to realize
an ideal of syl\-an happii-ess iii tlie new. Ib-eann- to .\ . V. ciiy in l7S)r>, and thenc- to
Marietta, O.. wheie he bous^dil the island sirie(- c.-d led by his name. It lies a lew miles
liehnv Marietta and contains alKJiu Mi''i) a(-res. He imrchased om-dialf of it. b'r wliich he
paid .'■;-."i.(»,.Ml. In 17!H le- began in;pro\iiig- it and lioiii^ht a liiir.iry and chemieai appa-
ratus, and. ]ihiIo-ephieai instrunn nts. lb- had no idea cd' values and was tai-:en advan-
(:'ge of !i_\ eV(-r\onc-. 1 1 is impiovements eosi .-s ;.!,(nili v.ldeii w as a e-ii-at d.eal n. .■.,■(• than
they were wonh. lie lived in this -:oliti;,le sevi-n y(-a.rs. .\t the time of burr's visi' he
was deejdy in debt and had become utterly tired (if his lonely, monotonous, inai-t^ve and
39S
I'.KAXriJ OF ELI/.AHKJMl.
]>ur]in>.:'li'Ks cxi.-toncf". ]!i.^ tlicri'foie ca^-crly aviiili d hiiu!.(ll' of \h<- (ip]v>il unity afTordt-d
))}• till' pnti-i')ii isf 111' iUiii' to ''sra])!' at ilii' same tiiuc Iroiii liis rn«(liiois and his iilvsoiur
.situation. lli> ^;lllJ^■(_•4llL•llt lo.- scs and troiiljlrs. sn {i\v asthry rcsi'.!li_d I'l^oiii tlii.salTair.
iire due to Mr. Ji'lu-rson, \sliosi' inTcircrcuci' raiis- d il>'- scdicinc to tail. .Afti-r tlif ai i-iv-t
of ]5arr. lihuiin'rliasset rf'si<k'(l on u cotton jilantation in .Mis.-^.; tlicnr,' rcniiivi'd North to
<'dn<;;vto his cldidicn. lu Canada, he pi-artiscd hnv awhih'. In l:-;;!] rt-ru. to r'nglaiul
and (\. on iho Island of (Tucinscy, in llit.-O'jd year of his a,L:i'. lli^ widiiNs- rrtui-iu-.l to
the U. S., hroiu'l-.t <-!aini-~ airrdnst '.he covri'ni'.ion' , a.nd in I'^TJ was r<-sidini: in N. Y. ('..
\vhili- ]ii'o.>>-cntin;r licr cd-iini.s. Sin' was then very juior and lix'cd on tlif cliarifx of
friend^. Orii of this nialciial \"\'ni. ^^'irt niadr u]) llio jiatlifUc st.ny , which is in'intrd in
the S'-)niol l)i.u|.:s as a rradiui: lesson for ch i Id rcn. It pictures the isla.nd asaneaithly
]iaradi>e. and ihe fjlannerha.-setts innoeiMit and !iui'].y as our llrst i>a!-t-nrs lufure the
fall, until the e\il one, in the shape of Burr, iniiuded into thi> new l-'dcn, and with
t-atanii" ui't, iioisoned their minds with discontent and vain ainhiiion and lur-.'d iheni on
to ruin .
Til tin' suiniic-r of I'-O!) ahoe.t lorty men asse?nliled at the island i.nd in the !'a;' ])i'o-
<-eed'-i\ do\\ni iht.' idver to the mouth of iln- Cumljerland, \\hei-e tie, Jiaitv inerta^eil lo
about otu' huinlred nu'U, with lliiri' in (•(nnnnind. went ori e. a jioinr jiear .N'atehc;', where,
in consi.-(jiieijee of the hostility of lie administ ration, the exp( d.itioii wa,s alianihui(d.
.\i;i;ksi AM) 'iriJA/..
After t;'ivini; r,p fLe ex])editi()n, <'ol. l?urr nnnie his way across lire co\intry as far a.s
the 'J"om!)iuhe,- river in the Mis,-,, 'i't rritory, where In/ v.'as illegally am-.-ted ( Fee. Ill,
ISOT) hy a military force ai-tim:- nude:- the ,.;d.i'i'^ of .Mr. Jefrer-,011. 'I'li^uce iai-ri"d to
Piichnvmd, Va., indicted for t!ea-.on, am! I ried. The trial lasted seven months. John
Marshall, < "hief .1 ustiee of the I', S.. pre-i'le.l. .lehn lianiloiph. oi H!.aMol;,e. wa.s fore-
man of the jiiiy. William Wirt, w h.ose turyidt (-joipu i,.-e n-edi to ad,.:u our sehool
l)Ooks. Mclhe,-, au'l (ieo. liny, l'. S. .Vtim-ney, '-O'ldni'ied tie' prns-entien. Hurr con-
ilucted his ow n ease assisT'\l hy l!a\er. l''"tTs. and Lnrher Martin. Tin' re]>orts fill tw-o
volumes, ii is a cnus, n/d'ri. The most strenuous eiToit-^ were niade to .-ecure his con-
viction. Parlies were ur^'-ed to tell .huh.-e Marshall tha! the administration deuianded '
it. •• Tell /'i'}i that," saifl om- who heiier umh'i -to;)d tin ehaia.etrr of that e-r<'at 'nan,
" Yon mie'hi a-, well tell him that the admiaiM ! a'.ion deimuided tliat tin sun shocLid
Standstill." rmn- -was a.eipiitied.. After this he was lield under a. bail hond of .s:;hO0O
to ;ij>[M-ar ill < 'hio on a cliaret' of oriicinittii.i;' a .secret m.ivement in that State ae;aiiist
MexicM. fie re'.er appeared.
IX lU'HOl'K.
Soon after his ac([ultt.ul at Piichmond, he went to I'ltU'dand ^\■ith. iln- ohjecf of
<m2f!T.,ir!!'fr the T^riti>^h ifo\-.-rnmen; in the ennincipaiiiin of Me:;ie(i fiom Sp:iiii, am! luMran
negotiations with sonn- i)r(^s]ieet of sueeess. Pur tie year ISil? sa\' the ciiluiin.'Uion of
the power of Xa]Tdeon wdio, from a Lieut, of Artillery, had in a few ytntr.s imide liim-
self the master of hhiropie. .\nd the Pritish (I'lV. lo'il-: alarm at the military repntntion of
Burr, wdio it wa- ajiiireheiided mi^ht inn a similar career in South America. He was
therefore warned to leave the country, and reijUested to name the place t<i wdiich he
■v\()iild e-,). lie suLTye.^ted l-'ranee, th.'ii Ireland, then Ifussla or Smith America; Xo !
The ministry then named lleliivoland, a barren island in the (ierman ocean. Pun-
positively reftised to go, and declared that the I'litish nation had not ]io'.'.i'r to cari'v him
there alive. Sweden was det erniined (Ui. \\ Idle in Pngland lie was tru' some time the
guest of -b/remN Peiitham, and lln-y entertained I'or ea<di other a l.igl; admiration. At
Stoc.kliolm he \'.a-; received in the first circles, .-md lor six month-- enjoyed himself
wifhoni disturiiance. Prom Sweileii he proceeded to (.'erinaiiy, thrie c to Scotland,
Holland aii'l Palis, and was eve^ywheie received -with marked distim-lion and kindness
Tlio literary and scientific circles of Paris treated him with espeeiad consideratifui, and
I)e>'.on, the c.-h'braled t r.i\"elei-, and then di'ector of the Xapol,e<in Musmim, ^.ave
him flee admi-^siicn to all tin- institution- under his con'iol. By th" go\-crnnienr, liow-
<'\er, he was \ iewed -vith jeahuuy, and was dct.'iined in Pari;; in-arly a year, almost
Avithout liope of reh'ase. 1)111 iui;- this period he was often red lie. d to the (•ii'Ute^t
straits. His rurels were exhausted. Xo |-emillances oi- letters a.rrivi'd I'lom .\meiir.-i.
A few entries from his journal sliow tin- extent of his destitution:
•' Xo\-. -Jd, 1'">IU, leithing from America, and i-eally 1 shall slai-ve. Bl)lro^\-ed iliree
fiancs to-day. hOu r 01- live little dtd)ts l<e,-], me in constant alarm. A Itog.'tlicr ahoitt
two lonis."
luin;.
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" ])('(•. 1, )sl(i, Mr. cjuiif upon nic this inoininc'- just, as I vas out of 1).'(1, for
"27 livics; )';iiil lilin, wliirli ii ■(il< liiciaDy my last sons."
'• WIhmi at Drnoii's 1 tli(ai;:lit J ini;^r]it us wrll i>-i)U, I'alaso-i,.; set olT, Imt vc-ullortcd
llial 1 ()',vt_a i]r' v\(.n,au wlio sit> hi ]>assa^e 1 wo sons for a riivar; so iiuTird ahimt lo
]iursu(' iDv way liy tlu' J'^'nf (/<.v Aii.\ !'fnifiiil)er.'<l that 1 Iird not wlnrt-witli to jiav ilu-
toll, hi'h\<r (,i;.; sou: h:\<\ to -o all iho \va\- inUllfi 1)\ J'ort llnyj], DiolC tlian l.a'C a liiil.'."
()nci' hf wa-- inh^si.cci.'iI ly rrjicx.-.j \>y tln' !)uki> of i^assaiio, tliiMiiu-j. ihcaiii of
])rnon. At aiioihrr tiiiio, to :iVo;il starvation, lif translalcl ji,,ni Ki.-lish infn iMoncli
two oriavo \olnnics sviii:'li <'ost hint -hrcc month.s ,,i haid woi'k. and lor -.vliich lie
rc(t-i\c(l one hundnd hniis (ahont s:'*j4). "Jli'tlcr," iic s,iv.4. ■•than to starve, '['he
cnthais I'arl ot the story is. the ImAi eontains a ijna.htity ol''ahuspau(l libels on .\aion
riiitr.''
Ill additi.'ii to th!< he xvns sulij,',-ted to itisaUs and meannesses from Ameriran
ohieials and SMJnumers in Paris wJiieh a.re. slekiaiiii^- to relate-. I ,S r ,Ji,nninI and Cor-
■j'C.spoiiiicnr,).
Jle at last got permission to leave tie fnintr;/, and ernssinc: the ehanmd to Eitwlanil,
.S(^tsail .inne 8, 1Sl'-\ and lande.l at Boston.
:.!i;. MAsov u.\i> ~>\ t'i-)in);A \v.\ fim/.m ( ().M.M];i;rK.
His first ev]'erieiie,- in J'ii..ton was a miid foretusi.- of the tieatint'iit tliat awaiteil
him in his nativi' land. Ih- \v;is iu destitntf cii-enm^taiK-< e Amoiii^' )iis rJieels v, i i-e
.some' valuable books whieh }:e iuid Inniirht in Eurojir. Mr, Jonailian Ma^Mn,;m old
classmate ami letiied merrhant \\astlien lixdML': i" lioston. and t<,- hini Cot. Ihirr off.-r.-d
these hooks for sab.', OI-. i I ]e-e!Vried. as s,.cuiiiy i'oi a loan. Mr P., wlei boreF.urr's
Uiessage, w;:-: re.j.u'sied by .Masm to inform the u-enilema.n thai he had withdra.wji from
comnmreo, and that it 'Nvas iiot eon\-ejiii-iii {o ji^ake adNanee-'.
AN!''<ll'ATruX^TIli:UlH)SlA CAMI'
Uf all the forms of human love, one ni the tenderest, stroni,o>sr and most heatififnl
is that of a faih.'i for liis .iaiurhtei. 'j'ln'odosia was: an onh- child. L.isiiic her mother
in cJiihlhood. without brotlic r or sistei\ her fatlier 1iad lilbd lhe]>'aeeat once- of fatlu-r,
motlu-r, ccmipanion and tea.rin-r. Despisinu- as In- did the vain a.a-omi>lishmems and
frivoh'us pursuits of tiir ra-liionable wumnt of his (iay, and havintc a loftv ideal of tlie
]ios.sibilili(s (if female culture and rtev. 1- .pmnif , ]u "soiiLrlit tu reali/.-in Theoi'o.'^'.a his
ideal, and to shoA- tin; w.u'ld what a u.dl cdueat.d woTMaii slen'.ldbe. liow well he
suecei'dcd 1-- a.hi-ady ktiox\ui.
izi South Cai-oliiia site mainiained her i)!:u:e at the head of societv with diiniitv, but
v.ithout liatmir, eapri<<- <n- vanity. Slio \\as cous'dored a imMlel <d' onrit', . iiltelliLo-nre
and lovclimss. Jn makin^^ Th.-odo-a l..\ ely aial ..miable, her father lunl made h.-r
<-a;.ahle (,\' lovin^- and arhuirim; wh.atevei' \vas woithv in (;ili*^!-s. She :fdn;ired and lovfd
her fatiiei-. and none km-w him beti.-r. She ei;.m]>are.; hint with others. " Ofb'i,,"' slie
.says, "aftei relleet liig on this siilij.Tl, you aj-p.-ai to me so sni.erior, So elevat.d above a! '.
other men, I eont.'m))late you with such a si ton;;- mixi u re cd' humilit\ , admiratieui, rever-
6:iice, lo\e ami ])ri !e that Very little superstition would be necessaj v to mak<' me woiship
you as a sujierbu bein^::, smdi entl:nsiasm doosvora- eliara.im- cxeiti' in me. When 1 after-
wards revolt to mysel'' liow insiiinifiean! do m v bi-st qualities api)ear. .M v vanitv would
]»f jj^reaier luel 1 not hecu phieed so neai- yon . aiid vet in\ lu-iih- is in mir" Kda.thui.ship."
Theabiise, sbmder and odium Inees-antly heajied J,„,ii h'ini served but to intensifvher
■admiration and love, and to arouse within hei' a biihiime d.evoiion i-a)uibie of any s.-ierliiee
for his sak-e. " Indeed," she wiites, "1 witjiess voui- i-xtraoidina.rx fnrtiiude 'with ihav
wonder at every new misloitune. Kraxc the stoian; if tin v.aust comes, 1 will leave
eve.A thine te snlTei with yon. I would ralie r not live than not be the dan-hter of sii-di
n Tiian." He was suiv then of one \\elr,,.ue ill America, one deer was^, pell to liim.
Associated with d'heoeosia in ail his thoimhts was his little erands.m, Aaron Ihirr
Alston, of whom he never spoke bm -.Mth an Cndearinu' diminutive. The i:rst lispiiie-
<dTort of tins l)oy to prone.unee the NM.rd ■" -raealpa ' resuited in " eanip/- and ever
afterwards Burr called himsell ;uid il.i,. boy " ( Jam j. " indlsei iminaKd v.'
Theodosia wa ; in Smnh Camlinia: she' was to meet ber father i'u New York. II.'
rame on by water from Uosi.ui. and wlieii (df Mill liiveron. Lou-- Ishmd S.nnal he makes
llie loilowin;.- entry in his j,,urnal: " .Jul\ .-), l^TJ.— 'Idie wind fell l.isi evenim;-. and the
night wa- (aim and j.erf . :!y dear; smd, a sky as J nee- r saw in ihmland or idance.' I
]iasse(l Si. me lumrs on .!.-ck admiiin-- the luiiliancx id the siais, lollox.in-- thdi- majestic
marcli tJiiongh inliuiie s],ace, ami iracine the hand <d' Omni pntenee. rivsiimpt uous'aim I
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luiANcii or in.izAiiKur.
Yci lline is a cliai-ni in siirli foi]tcin].laliuii of v.iru-h voii (Tlicodosia) know nil ihc
liixiifv. It is iiiil\ vnii w Imisc <(K-i.-ty 1 coLil'i cmlurr on sm-li an occasion. Vc-,. ami
Jiiy dear 'it tie (lamp tc) iiit nnlnci' lo liis (jprnWi;: mind tin- wonders of nai uic and tin- <',u ! "
.Mrs. .\;-!c.]:, in on ■ of lici- letrcrs to In-r tutli.M', wrius: • Mv son is at rmics S"i/,,.ii
with a sincular kin<l ol lor|ior — a licavy list Icssnoss whcd. is " impossible fo r.-mov,.
Tlicsc liis do not ja-t aijovc a day at a time. lie is ?iatiiially liv.dy." (.)n one o; ca.-.imi
}ie liad ;rri'atl\ plcaseil liis ,ui'aiid latlier liy aji cNliil.ition of extraoidinars couiaLTe in ,,\]:-
soyoiiue-. lie was rceaidcd as an nniisnally inicrcsiina- and ))romisi'nti- (diild. Ki\e
days lu'iorc (.Iniie :M). l:<]2) the entry (pioied ahove he died in So. Car. of'l'cver. and -.vas
then ii; his c-nwe.
'J'lie licaltii of .Mis. .\lston had iieeii deliiMtd for some --ears. .\s earl \- as I , Si 1.5
appn-l'cn-ive of ati early death, she liad pr''pAre<| a letfcr to he ■j]\ .-n to .^I r. .M'st^n af*'-!-
her de.ease. ft is in the iiatuie of a will, and was foi.ud anion;: her papers. 'J'ho-i^.ii
intended only for the eye nf her iuishand, it hreathes a spirit so -olemn. tender and aii'ec-
lionatc, and portrays so unconsciously her sweet, delicate :nid iU/Me, nature, that it wa^ild
be wron;; to wit hold it.
Tl!l'.()l)(i>l.v's W II.I,.
An.ij-. (i. ]s(C,. The(jdoHa to Joseph Al.slon. '•Whether it is the efTect of extreme
debility and disordered m rve.--. or wdietln-r it is a real jnesent iineid of the e\i,-tence of
\eliich I Inn-e been often told and always diuil)ted, 1 cemiiot tidl: lin! sonieihin:- whi.s[jev>
me that my (-!>d api'i-oache,^. In vrrin I leavoi, willimys<!f; in vain 1 o"iaipv ir,v irjjt'<i
and seelv It) (ix my attention on other >uliject--: tliep. js about m.' that dread ful" Jieavines^
aie! sinl.inu- of heart; that iiwfii! foreb, ..(ine- of whicdi it is impo,-<ible to diveM n.vst If.
l\'rhap- ] am now- sttnidiiie- on the brink of eternity, and, ere I phtn:;e into the fear*'!;;
al\v<s 1 ha\'e some few reipie.-ts to make.
'•1 wish your -istei- one of them; it is imnitHerial which, wciald .v.-leei fr,im t^v
clotlies eeriain thines v.hich th(>y will easii_\ perceisc beloijeed to m\ niotlu-r. 'j'ht -,(•
with whalr-verlaee they may liml in -a larg-e truttl: in a. eariet room of the'Ckiks laue^e, addei
TO a little .sitin^vood iir.x (;the lare-est and haviim- a loc]^ and kevt a.nd a blad'r <-i'f-'>.
emhroidered box with a ]'iii rnshion; ad! tliese tliimrs J \vish ihe\- \<'oitld juit toe-^.tJiHr iii
one trtinlv tind send them to Fred., v.itli the em losed letter, 1 ju-td'ei ]iim, fie( ;uise i>ar-
To\v's wife \^-ould have litth;- respect bu- what, liow ever ti iilini; it luay app.ear, 1 never-
tlielcss deem sacred. I bei: si-ter .Maria will aeo-jit of mv watch rin-j'. She will find a
locket wliicli she ^ravi' me contaitiitie- the li;d>' of her mother. Sh> h:'cl better take it
If the ku-e in my wardrobe at the Oaks will be of anv use to Chaih-iLe, T l)ef slie will
take ii, or an^l bine- cdse she wishes. .My heart is with'Tho--e deiir amiable sisler.s to n-i%-e
tlicm sontcthine- wortli preserving in Tocollection t,( me; bet they kn^w that a warm
friendskin is all 1 have to eive.
Heturu to inamma tlie eaole she
Should i1je opjiiu-tuidty to Ca
Brown eveveccur, send her a ptail lu'cldace. a small d.iamond riuu, a little tiairof •eu;:!^
ta!i]ets, whicli are amon;: my trinkets tit the (»aks. I tu-ay you, mv dear htisliand. send
Iktrtow's dauL'-hter some jiresent for me, and to liimself aiul Frederick a lock of mv hair.
Iteturn Natalie the little desk she gave me, aeeomptiided by as.-,[irance.> of m v affeetiotiate
recollection, ;ind a rinu: ol' my liair. Uemember me to Sally, who is tiulv amiable autd
wliojn ) truly esteem.
I bee also you ^^■i^l write imnu'diately to New ^Oi'k. forwardini;- some mouev
for the comfortable sup'portof Peiji'-y, until my father can ]>rovide for her. hv,) not
permit ,<:rief at the loss of me to render you fore-etful id' ibis, for the poor creatnrt> niav
exjiire of want in the meantime. I bee- thi- thiim- may be attended to without delav.
'I'o you. my beldved htisband, I leave onr child; tiie child of uiy bo-oin ami win") was
once a pait of myself, and from whom I sletll shortly be se]>anited b\- the cidd --ra.ve.
You love hiut now, her.cefortb love liini for nu- al.-o. .\udoh, m\ hu-bat;d. attend to
tlie last pwtye! of a dotil.-- mothiu-; never, never lisleli to what any otle'r per-oo tells
vou of lii'it. ]'ey,;ur-(df his j udiie C)n a 1 i occasioies. lie h;i>. his faults; ^eetleu'. and
correct Tb.au y<HU->el r. 1 )esist not an instant in yon r endeavors to seeure his confidence.
It is a work which leipiires uniformity of ( (imiucf as v.-ell as Wi alth oj' airection Tow.inN
him. ! l;now-, my beloved, that you can fon-e.. what is rieht on this snl-'jecr as on
every othiu-. but re"o!lecl ;he-.e are the la<t w.u-ds 1 can evm- utter. It w ill tramjuilize
inv hist imunenis to have disburden",! myself of them.
■ 1 f.ad y(ui Nviil be scarcely able to read this scrawl, but 1 I'eel hurried and aiiitaied.
De.ith is no; \\ele'.nn- to me. 1 confe-s it is e\ en dr.aUed. Vmi have made me too bind
of life. .Adieu, then, tlem kind, thoo teiulm- hn-b' -al .\dieu, fii< ci! of my hea.it. .^!a^
heaven jireserve ymi and may we r.ieet iiereafter. Adieu ! jierhaps we may lu'ver see
Burn;.
401
<•af.li ntlifr ;!,;;Min in lliis wnrld. Vi>ii ru-e iiwiiy; I v.isiii.d t(j linld you fast ami ]i|-fveiit
yon fniiii ^;uiiii;- Il^!^; inoniiiii.';; l>ui III' wlin is \\isilMtii iisrlf ojdcts < vents; \\c must
^ulimil til tl'i-iii. J,<a>i III' all sliould I niuriin'r, I, mi wIkdi ;-■! niaii\- ljli-ssiiio-s lia\f
Im'cu slicAtTfil; w !:m:'' (lays luiM- licai liUlul'ci cil l.y bnu lit ii'S ; win, iia\ !■ Iiail sMcli a
liuidiaiid; sufdi a cliild and sucli a ratlifc. Ulil iiaidmi iii.', niy 'u)d, if I icuTct to l<"a\<.-
tli'-io: I i-i'si.rp myself, .\dieu! imre mn-e, aud tdiilii' la- 1 time, my hidiAed, Spea]< of
me fd'i'-ii lo (inr :-inn, let )iini l(>ve tin- UHUKiiy (d' his iiidiliei and let him jnow liosv l;e
was loved by her, you i- w 1 |e, ymir lend \vit(\ 'i'le-ndesia. l.et my father >ei- m\ son,
souietime,--. Po net lieuii!<iiid tdwaids liim, wimm 1 liave ]o\i'd somiudi, 1 lie-;.-ecdi
you. nmii a!! my ])a|iers. excepi my fatlier's lettei-s, svlii(h I hen- v.iii letp.in ]iim.
Adieu, my s\>-ee! hoy; hi\e your lather; he eral'-fu! aiid a fT'eet innate l<i jiim as !:ili- he lis es;
]!'■ the jiride o!' his meridian, tlle siip|ioitnt liis dec liidiur d;iys; iieajl that h.ewi^jies,
lor he made v. mr ami her ha ])] ly. t))i, my llea\-enl\- j'aiher, lih-^s them heth. 1 1' it is
peimitlfd 1 will hovei- rnurid you and !;ataid you, and inTei<;ede for you. I hoj.e \t,y
li,'!]i]i:m-,s in the m-:-.t wae.dd, feir 1 have not heeii had in thi^,.
" [ had nearly inr"otleu to sas that 1 (diai'L'e you not Id allow me to he srrinp-'d a.nd
wasjied. a^ is usual ; 1 am jiure eJidUgh thus to reiu.nt to dust. Why tlien ( .\]iose mv
])efsou".' l^ray see td tlds. If it (h,;-s not a]iiieai' coiitiadieiory or ^illy, ] heu to lie K-i.-ju,
as lono as ]iossih!e hefiu'e 1 aijt fdieULiueil lo the earth."
(llireeied: "Myhtishand; lo he delivei-ed after my death ; 1 wish tliis to Ix? read
immediatidy hiddre my burial."')
Tin; t.AST .iinjTixKv.
I!y the death of her sdu Mrs. Alston was rrj-eat !y j/rosl rated. She longed to meet
lier father. I inhu- d:'.te Auj;. l'^, IM'J, she wiotf : "J wish to .-,ee yen and will leave
1l\i^ as sodii as )i issihl-'. [ fould tidt iro alone hy land foi- our coarhman is a i:reat
druuK'ud and re,|uiies tie' lu-esem-.' of a ui:!,-,ter, and m\ husband is obli.^O'd te wait for
a military rdurt id' imjuiry. "' (Jii tin' oUth of Dec, ]i-^V2. she embarlced at Gr'diuitown ,
S. C'.,on llie srh').nier Patrii^t fdi- Xew "i'luk. 'i'he vessel did, notarri\e. For motii iis
her talhi.u- \saited in an airduy of susj.ense. In hiter.-- to (mu. Aisbm he enireaied Jiim
to give sduio Jidpe: that th,e vessel liad put into sum.- p(u-| inxl \M.edd yet Ite Ima-d frdu,.
No t.idin,es ever rauie. Ilepe she.vly j.'-ave way to de.-pair. l-'nun tliis b'.dw ]\r never
refovered.
At tlie time it was Cdmnninly sui>pdsed tluit the s essel foundeied at se.n in a heavv
trade a lew days al'ii-i leavimr pdit. Many believed that sh(- iiad been eaptured In-
yiirates, ^\ hn infested soulhen; wa.tei-s. and luu crew and ]ia-s-en:.>(U's mu;der(.-d. lii [Hl'u
h Xi'w "^ ork e'ly nev;spa]>er i-ontaim-d tlie fdllowinu- exira'-,^ taken fri/Ui \]<r ]Vii.\h-
iKi/toii Post:
TIIKODOSI.V 1',I:UUS KATK — 'JUT. .\1,L1X; 1',! > (OX FF.SSK .>; Of A l'r:.\ ITl.XT OJ.O I'iKATi;.
I 8ee hy the C]il,-n,u, J .,1, r-On n n of Juno 2S, and tlie VJiichjn 'ri)i),.s of July 7, (hat
the mystery contieeted "AitJi the dea.th (d' Tln^odosia llurr Al<!<«n has been aeiiin brdiie;ht
to jmblie notice. As the artiele in tliese pa.peis v. a;; taken fnuii tlie l^o.st , ! wi'ite to you
because my sloiy coiu-obora tes it.
In l^•;.")(.)an (Jd man, wlm, yeai> h'Udre, had be(Ui a s.iiliu', an dccupant (d' the Cas.--
county ]>onrhdnse, C'assdpdlis, Mich., in ton-rersin^- witli a lady, the wife ef a Midhndist
ministei-, a!i<un his past life, iilled wiih v. rdnL;-ddi!iy and crime, said that the net whiidi
(au~e'! him the )nd..-i remorse was t lie li ppi •,,:;■ of the plank dU whiidi .^i I's. Alstoii, ihe
(laught(U' (d Aaioii Hun, 'isalked inlo tlu' ocean.
Said he; " 1 wa- a sa.ilor on a pirate vess(d. ^^'e ca'ptured the vessel la whicli tliis
lady was. \\ lien told slu- must Nsalic the planlv into tin' ma'au she asked tor a few
moments alone, w idu h was uiaiited, Slie came forwa.i-d ^\hen told luu- time liad e:.;pired.,
(he.-^.S'd bcaurifully iu white, thehcvliest woman I liad evei- -een. Calirdv shesiepped
U]aui the pla.iik. \N'ith eyes raised to the heavens, and haiids (U'e:-.-''d reverentiv ujion
lier bdsdu:, she w rdl;"d s!(;uly and lirmlyinto tiie ocean withoui an ajiparent tremof.
Had 1 I'dii-ed to pel-form niy waud;, as 1 wi^li \v\\\\ .all my heart I had. m\- death would
luive been sill e and <erta'n."
'Idiis is the ti stiuioiiy of an a]uui.-,t dyiii;' ma n, the camfession of ilie most terrible
act (d his lite. ji seem-: to me when an (dd man, hi uioaniui; his life, Iilled wiih ,^.in,
mal-;es suidi a con f'-s'-ion wilhoui any oiher pi d\-dc,ei idn whao-sar ihati tlu' unbii rdeiiiui;-
of his .soiil during; his 'preparation mm' anoiiier iH'e— bu' death cam. soon aftei — iliaX
there must lie triiili in his statement.
405 miAXciL 01- ]:]JZA j'.j-Ti!.
'I'lif l;i'ly to uliojii llir cDiifcssiu!! w.is UKulf, ic | iriit I'll lo my trni'idiiioih^'i-, svliosi-
maiden ikuiic \n:i.s .Mmy l-Mw aril-,, and '.vho was ;i (•iivi>iii (,f Aaruii \]'iry. tlic storv as I
]iavc told ir, as slir liad 1i i uu.iitl} Ik aid hiT spiak (d the niv.^tciv ^(lln•(•|■niu^■ tlic dratli
of Mrs, .\lsi,.!i. ■ " S'I'J-'.LLA A. 7)1;AKJ-:.
Sm;<;is, Si. .)o Comny, .Mii-ii.. July '?;.
,-\iT.M- till' d,-aili of id- v.ii't' and M.iM a s-lt led di--] iMiidcDcy Wjok posscssi,,), ,,f Mr,
Alsion, j')-i>i!i wldidi notlihiu could aimisc liim. lie d. ai < 'iia-ir-;toii S (' Si'pi 10
ISIO, u. :JS y.-.MS. ■•■■!•.
}n'.sr\i ts ri;.\<"'i \<\:,
Sof>ii afliT Ids aiiival in ^'('^\ Vor]< (ol. l'.;i!i' opened a lawoHire, lliou«_di soiue-
lliing lil- !■ a co.nl)! 'la! ion ap]>.-al-ed to be fniiiiinLj- a ya ii,,-! Id- letiuiiiji-- Im tl.e Ijai: lint
llie more l.oiKM-alde ineDil,,-!-, nf the iiKilr-sinii relu'-rd I., j,,Mi it, and" aiiionii- otlier.s wdio
.s)inriied. tiiis e,,!ispii-a.ry lo starve jiiiii, ^^■as Cadwalder D. ('oMi n. 'Idic erfut rei-ntiitioii
<.f I>urf a,- a la^\■yel, Ins familiarity with reeinds, the aiu-estry of prnndn'ent raunlies and
llie ti imre of titles, seruied fuj- iiiui at onee a. laiiie a.!,d proljtalih- lei-ne -s. He was
<')nji1o;,.-d on alinoat eveiy hiiid ease on the doed^ei, and his inronie was so i;oiisi(leralde
that he miylii have aevpiiied a fortnn.e ],u\ foi' hi- i'\,-::.-.]vr lioerarit\' and fari'h-.^sness
in tlie use of money. J'or many \eais hullier NJaiiJn wa- Lis i^nes:. To the necdv
uround him. he acted as if lie were tin' eiiaidian trii-iee of a larL;-e paitlinonv for their
henefit: wlole l,.- lived ithstnniously and slept ,,-, a_ -e-tie,.. i; ncomlortahle enoiieh f,,r
ii friar ^f La ' Ida ope, ')dn- remainin,;- years of iiis life tliunu-li mariy, are .so,ni told, tlione-h
U Voltime of exceedin-- iliTciest inisiii! oeJilled witli tUMedoles relatini^' lo this Jieiiod. '''
(K- I i: \fisM,
lie was tinpopnlar. His Inisiiiess f(ll olT, lie vised to pa-s whoh'da\s in liis loiwlv
;-nd dine-y oi|i,.,_. m Kcade street, \\ith head sunli iij.nn his hreast , a ppaien'tP, ahsorhedi in
mdanelioly reiiectiou-. Wl-en ],,• wall;ed, tlie .streets h,e ac(|niied the liaidl of iookini;
11]) furtively \vill!()iit rai-in:: Ids liead to see if the ai)proa<ddinL'_ ucpiadulanee nn ant to
etithim, which wa-^ e.-iu'i a! iy tie' intent ion. The lic\'. (ia Miner .-pin:;-, i '. 1 »., cautioned
his tather not to call on Ihirr a- he ha.l lost ca.sic ji was a peri.ul of almo.st complete
Joneliiu-s. (m' mournful meuneies, and of soiial ostiacisni, which, however, did Ufit
emliiiier his f((lii,c>, Tln'i-e is a touch of i)ity, n..t unmin-deil ^,-it], admiration, in the
account eiveii oy U illiam II. Sew.ard o:' ;m interview h.e- had with Hurr in l^:il, 'j'hev
were oj)posinu counsel iji a cham/eiy suit, audi the call v.as for the -jmrposc of arraiurini'-
the tiim-. ,M I , Sewaril tf lis i in -t(jr\- in a letter te .Mis Scward '■ tiei \':i\y)-) %sm.-, ;,• (],,,
.'deicdiautr ■ K\changi' (.Aiiiauy). (Uie of the toiirth class iiouses of the citv. 1 cuuld not
hut think a.-. 1 ascended the nariow dirty staircase to Idis hnlicin^- in a small two licldcd
ro.im in the upper story, of tin- cduii asi between liis present -late and that lieiiijoved
when heconicnded so Imic-, even hainh-dt, with Jeltei.-on for the presideni i;d chatr ('•ii'th>'
second .lectiua after llie retirement of \\'ashin-io;i, ].', lias lo.-t ju-opert^', fane.', clnir-
uctcr and liomu- (.>nc'.'.so ^••ay, <•> fashionable in Id- diess, so fa.scinatin,!;- in his manners,
so glorious in his eloipience and somi^hty in his infhieiice. liosv altered did he seem as
he met mt\ ilrawinga ci:)arse wo(den surimit over his otliei ch;thes, his coarse cotton shirt
and cri'.vut; ytrugarliue- hy the form of modern fashions i,, display the j)rotid spirit of
the weaver; hi.s i'ew grax hairs just tilled \vith imwilcr, put on as iliichlv as j^aste, v.'et
down and smoothed over ld< head, his l'oi-m slirivelled into iiii> dimeiisions almost 'of a
dwarf; liis voice fm-getfnl of its former m-lody; \vhile nau;j;ht remained to express tlie
daring s])irit of his youth, but his keen, brilii:'i!it ihirl: eye. ' \l,' ai)|)roarh"d me wdth the
iur and demeanor of a c^r-iith^nian of the old school, and' as I sho(dv hi.s shrivelled and
trembling liand, 1 f<di a thousand recollections c(jme to my mind of a nn)st un])leasaut
luirnre."
M.VD.V.N.' .ifNrK.n.-''
'i'owaids tlie last Ihirr became iipp:ehensive ni' cimiplet.- desertion and liomeless-
iies.s,und. under t.h- inlluemc of this fear, he married Madam Juniel, for w In.un he had
* About 20.1 years aijo Kior-itcd, a H.'.Haiidor, owned a rnui^di V.nm r.ii Ihirlcm Ucij^hts. I'Voin liis
heirs it pr'.ssed to a Mr. Corr.'-ii. A lew years bcioi e Die revolution C.tA. Geo Morris, wlio had been
aide-de-camp to Gen. Bradd .)ck and an iiuitnato ini-ndof Col. Geo. Washinp'ton, biju^ht it. Tn i7si>
\Vashin,i:ton and Morns visiti-d N V. and were cricnaincti at the house of Mrs. iJeverly ! Pr,i;)ipse)
Robinson. Her beautiful and accon-.plished sister, .M;u-y I'tiiiiip.se was witli her at the time; AWr^liin-'idn
fell ill love \viti> .%tary and il is said, pe-ipo-^ed !r.arri.i--e a;id \v<i-, ll.iii v reluscd . in 17,5 she ni . t\)l
Morris, .^bout ths. time Col. Morris biiil; ihc m.ia-ior. \vhi(.h alLeru-ards became r.b.e njmel rehidence
A pari of the l:cid v.-as uilcea ye.irs aco U.r the 1 1 i-1; Crid.ue i e-.crvoir and jiai k, nie Croien Aqueduct
and loth aveiuic. Col. M orris, I'evcrly Robinson and the I'liillipses were loy.disi,, and aiterihev\ar
VAllM. 403
<l()nc somo la^^ Inisiiirss. 'I'hc ci'ii'iuony Um1< phce jii-t liftv y<nirs t'nim his fiisi iiiiir-
ria"'c, Jiii'l was iiiM-l'ni'iiicd \>y lin' s:tiii'_' clcTLi'vinnii dfliciatini''- oii tlm' nci-asion. i;c\-. I)r,
lloircrl. ])ip-." \\a^ ill the T-Sil, vrar of lii- a<j:i-. Tiit- m-w niarriril ])air iiiaili' a slion.
Mill' ill <'ouii., and N'isiiPiI llnii'v \\'. Ivl vv aiiU. lli>ii (mi\-. ii'i <'.-):iii., an<! ic.-^idiiiir in
NcNV' Haven, 'i'lic nniiHi \\ as 'if sliort diirai i'Jii. A disar^Teonrnt alKnii ninncy nutters
led te a se]iaratiiin an<l lie was airain liMnieless. l^'oi'two nv t li lei- vi.'ars liel'nre liis (jeiiili
he sntteKid froiii tiu elVects id' paialv^i.-. and iirally iieeanie inra]iul/le id' ninvini'; a.liMiit,
• or even ("if di'essini!' liiniself. thfi;i._di iii-, !nlnd t'etained niucii of its vil;' )r, and !ii-'
nifiudiy as tn evenis of i'm^ sta.ndinir itidhipaired.
'lili: I, \sT )-i;ii-,NJ).
Ir; tliis e\:tie;iii! _v I'jii!!' liHind his last fi lend. ?\ea,rl_v sixty yeai-s hefnre lie liad nnt
nl tlie rixiile: neai' Qnidiec a Scdidi elliee;- of tlie lliiiisli aniiv.anci liad u'eneieusly
shated with liim ;; I'i.-ci- of linisi's 1oni;iie — a, ])l-ieeless liixniy. 'I'liis olhee]- Wa^tlie.
fallier (it liiirr's lastliieiht. lie iiad ]>ass(ii away. 11 is i!;-, ii;;liter liail niai vied .Icshna.
\V(d)'!) atid liad, lu-ee/ine a \\idie.\- \\\ siraiirl'.ti iii^d (■ireimislaiiee-. and was i-;ee])in'_'' l.-.u. imI'TS
in :ln- (lid .lay iniUse at. tlie lower end (if Bi'nadway. ?\. Y. I'lur liecanie — to tis..' je-r
own woi'ls— ini- "liono-ed ^aiesi." Tin- liaekdiite. s and slanderi:-;s were stil! Inisy.
" \\ lial." said s!ie To him, '■ do yon tliinl; I have lieai'd this n'ornin^;' '.' 'I'liey say 1
Hvu y fii; ;• ihuu'diter."
"■• \^'t 1!." he answered, ■" we do n(,>t cai'e tor thai: do we?"
"Not a hit.'' wa< in r ie|dy. ■" Hut they say t^onieihinu- ids.', ('ohnnd ; they say I
was yeaiv mist ress."
'■ IKi they'.'" said he. "' I (ion't thiidi-: \\ c care mmdi for that eiilier, do \ve V"
" 'i'hey ]:iu-.t say wlia' th.-y idioo-e.' sii" r'pliid.
•■ 7'Af //•<'//,•■ .' 7 /',//■■<",>; .'.' '/'/"//■''■'/'/.'.'.' Never, my (diihh use tliat wi)rd ' 'I'heicis
a rh I ee fold deaili in the slainlerer's tin_'.;:ie. It kills him \\]\'> utreis it. him wlio i^ tin-
snhjeit of it. and. him who u-'eives itl Hni," said h.e, talxinu- lier hand in ho'l; his and
lifting" '.t to his lips. Ji.is hands shakini;' wiih j^aralysis. '■ I'll tiji yon sonu/thin.i:- they
piiirhT -ay that would he tr'ie. Let them sa.y thi^ of yon: S/,i ti/i,\ tli:. old iiniu n liot.n
I'^hci. hii''!'!!!}! <''-^c ii-iiiild.'" He nitr;ed these wor(hs wdth an ("niihasis so tender and pene-
tratiiui ihat two of hi-^ relatixt-s who was ]»!'es.->i;t. nn>ya meinher of tin' hav and th" othei-
a iudire. eonld not retiain t'lom leats. He was 7u-ver a i.;'!-i'at talke]-, :uid in thf- decline
of 111.-, lite K.'iainel mmdi (d" that d'i:inlierl sedateness whirh Inul idia iactt;rl/,ed his nici'id-
iaij. ^^'ilen -visited lis .>! ranker-- lie received iheiu witli '■ollI■Te.-^v, nnles-- liis ]iride i.ec.anK^
awiikenedi liy a. suspiiicn of idh' or impertiiient cm io-ify ; the;, he l.'e-an.e lereial. cold
smd rep: 1 hnj. Tin uhl .lay hoase was jiulled down in the summer of ISilii. and early in
the season, Bnrr was renaAf'd to j-fiidmniiid oti Staten Island.
Al' !!Ksr.
ri"lei' sr,t;'erin;^s o!' hody or mind he SI hloii; erun jdained: Imf .towaids the ia.st lie
liecame lesth-ss and im]M'ient. The fri'-nd.-i of his y onth had iill i^o;:,- liefore liim. All
Col. Morris took his familv to England nnd his prepcrly in this country was cor thscated. Tie died in
England inijoj, a.67. His wife (jierl iSi5. a. uc 1 he cinliscation did not destroy the ri:T'at3 o! the
children, and in 1800 Cayit Hariy Ga^e Morris of the Royal Navy, .'^oUi his ri.t^hts to .'o'-.n Jacub .Astor lor
$ioo,co:i, who in turn received :?ioo.ooo for the property from the State of N'ew 'S'ork. Con(5scuted
estates had much to do with .Astor"s early success.
Eli?a Howen was born at sea in 177;;, of unkii<'wn p.iti-rnity. The inf.mt was cared for hv t!ie Capt. of
the vessel until forced bv STes.s ef weather into Ne.vp'^it harbor. R. I. .She was <;ivcn 10 Mrs Thompson
ot that pla-.e, who brought up t'cc waif and gave her a tine education . She was known as Mi.ss Capet
Wlien about 17 she elopi-d with Capt. Las Croix and went to N. N'. Of him noilnns more is known. In
N'. Y. society she immediately became a favorit-^ and famous. (.)!d Ben Franklin called her his ■"fairy
queen.'" Patrick Henry caught tire and so on. .At some period before her ..'d m , she is said to h.uvc h.-.d
an ilietritimale son. wtio was known as CtCo. Washington Bowen. and who claimed an e.valtct'. patcridty
and tltrureil as a claimant for the Jumel property in sul>sei)uenL law suiis.
Stephen .lumel, h. in Fr.ancc: went youii;^ to St. l)oinins;o; was tlierc a planter and narr.iwlv escaped
the massacre ot t-;-j-\: went '.o St. Helena, thence to \. Y. C. I'ecame a merchant; male monev; bought tlie
Morris est. and mansion in iSio; m.. Klizi Howen and in 1S15 settled the house and 3^ acres on his wile, to bo
hers forever. Jtune! bought other parcels Irom tinij to lime and i;vcntually ouned a v^^ry lar^'C tra-'t in
the upper part of Manhattan Island . They v.ent to France, set up a eranJ cstatilisliment and made a
stir in society. Lafayette was heriricnd. ThIU: yrand w.vs ctiarmed with her and ;ill tlie I^ourt)C'-.s were
pleased. Napoleon was at St. Helena. Hy-and -bye. money trettinCT scarce, ihey returned to N. Y., and
Jumel, who seems to have lost his eneriry, was replaced bv .Madame, wlio took ho'd of business, lioutiht
and sold houses and lots and made tuo.'iey rapidly In May, ijjj, Jumel was tlnown Irom his carriaLje
and d. on the 2rd. He was a lar<Tc and ver\ h.mdsome man. He loft no cliiidrcn. Ten yc:trs after-
wards the v.itL in. Cos Burr. Slie d. July is. i ?•:■•_-, ju her Q2d year The Jumel provieuty increased
er.ormously in value and bcc.une V e obiect of llti;.'.ition amonLr a variety of claim^ra.,. The c.ise w.,s in
th.e courts for many Ntars and employed .it one time and anotlier Mveral oi il'c im >• eminent lawyejs in
■thect'untry yuitc recently it was settled by a decree of ;he U. S. Supieme Court.
1-04
liu.vxcji OF KLizAMirrri.
tlic tics whicli united liiui t:) the wurUl wort' srVL'K'd. I'lici-i' rciininc 1 tn liim hd sister,
no hMillicr, wi cliiM. His years wiMe four s -on-. He \v;is helpless uiiil iitierlv depfixl-
eiil. He seciie'd ;iii\i<ius lor llie lioiir \\-li"!i his eyivs sliou lil lie close:! i n cvcrluslinL;'
sleep. .At h'lmlli that hietir e:inie, iile.l he died a-, cilmly ;.-, il' t'alliliL^ iiitu ;i ^'eiltle ^iiirii-
l.er. Ill confoi-iijiiy with h),> wish liis hod.y was taken to I'riie-etoii. N. J., and leiried
iieav the i;i':!V(s ol' his i;!;uidr;-iheis, Pi,s 13iirra!nl h'.duards. 'i'iie 1 nm-ral was intended
hy a nulilary esenj-l. the riesjdeul, pi-.de^Mirs and stiiden's of the cilh;:;.- .'iud u hiP"-!-
(•o)K'(nirse of eiti/.''ns. The Pre.-,idenl , 1 >r. < 'ui naha n. prearhed a hrief funeral sermon.
iSoHio years afterwaids n nnirhle luonnrnent was erected over his I'eniaius liv hi^. kinsinan.
Judge O^den JmK'.umIs, who Inul al.-tianended m his wants dnrin-- liis la-t sndue-ss. It
liearstliis insciipl ion : ■■ .\arou Unrr, hern Feb. (j, ] Tod; die-d Sept. 14, ]>:;''i. A Colonel in
the ai-niy ol' the i{e\-<dutioii : \"\rr f'j'esideiil of llie I'liited States fr<en lt<Jl to IStj.",."
( ONCLfSIOX.
In pei-soji lie was itboul five feet six inciie-. in heii:ht. well formed and creel, willi a
niilitai'v air, an 1 nmin hdiy. ]> dished and ciKinly. In the d.rawi-i;,'- room pceurKM-jv
gracefnl. and liis wlcle nianner unennscionsly fascinaUiiu', His fi-atuics Wfie rejnil.ar,
and e-(^in'ially consid.crcd liamKouie; eyes jet lihn-k an>; cxceediiii^h hril'iant. Hiscoii-
veryational powi'is were rcniarkablc. He was let^avded as tlie licaii of the iuir. Hamilton
liis only I'ival. When eiu:;i>rcd on the same side, as they efieii ^^•e^c, lie alwa^■s eaN'c llie
hilter liis choice of jilaee in the ease. .\s a sjieakei- he was " sententious and vivid,
tu-e-mnentative. slioit ■.■■\>.'l ])it)iy: no parade of fancy, meiaphoi- or iinpassii.ne(l sentem-es
;!.re to \>f IViniel in liis sp( f( lies." .Vnothei- di-scrilics hinr: "(M' all lawyers, Hurr was
llie most diiiicult to lollow in tln^ way of taking;' note.,; \,t\ eoncisf . everv wo'-d th.e
rie-Jit one, no icpe;ition>,. Style luiiipte, hrief, ijuiet, \ery diu,-ni(ieil : eunneiatioii ^Auw, dij
tiiici.very emphatic. a]\va\ sself-pos-.e~sed: an\ rhinu' hi.; deid ainaiorv, am! more resenibh-d
an elevated tone of <-enversation, in\Nhich. wiihmjt ap]);ire]il eilort (jr desi;jn, a, man
expresses his id, -as in nieasnred and heaulifnl laninnig-e in some small and sidect cir(de,
dislodL:;ing their rwn opinions on ai:y particnhir suhiect, and iixinu- hi.- own in thcir
inirids by a sce!ni?ia'ly mac-jcal fascination, whie]; heeoald reitdei' when he (hose almost
irresistable. Yet he ne'.er spoke with sal isfactiini tohini>elf." His nilin:;- pa^-ion was
iiiilitarx idory: next, dijiiomacy. '■ It is idle mcv to speculate wh.at h" miiidit have been
I'ad Washim^toii yieldi-d te, .Menuie. Madison and otln^rs ar.d aiipoinied liim minister to
the Fj-uicli IJepnbiic. Our country, btd'oi-e wliiidi lu^ then stood in the oriinnal brii;ht-
ness of his character, would liav.- lieen hon(.red in the (dioice, and his envn destiny
lH'(»n widely diU'eient.'' — J'l/ if"ii..
P.ITJK .\.\A.
Dirriiie- liis e.xile in llurope. hUirr Icejit a ]e.-ivate Journal intended for tin- perusal of
his daue-hrei- 'i'he-edo-i;-.. A ft er t he (h-a th of that lady, the jin.irnal was ca ndully pre-
served i>y her faflier. and finally idven to his bio^-raph.r, .Ma;thew L. Havi:^, with
iiiilimilt.d license of ])ublicaii<iM. ■^hh-^ iouiiial, with a cidlcetion <if Jiurr's letters, was
jiublished in two vols., octavo, emit led. Ji"/n/'iJ mid Con-i spamh nre cf An r'iiij]urr.
On goine- to l\ui(ipe in 1S(I7, lie left liis uitr-t valuable papers with Mis. Alston, and
tliebe weie lost in the ill fated " Patriot."
The first liiogia]diy of Burr was written hy Sainu(d ],oi,.n/,o Knapn. HL. [). He
was fcdhjwed liy Matthew 1,. I'a.vis. \\ ho hail |M)ha]),s more abundant materials, or a
more intimate association with his .-ubjeet, and the men and limes conmH-t, d w'nh it.
Tlie fas(dnatin^- work (jf .lames Paj-ton is diicredised in sonu' (|uarters. thouifh
ap})urenlly for no bettei rea-on than iha.t it read-, like a romance. All his biograidiers
agree as to th<' main faet> i.nd conehisions. and thus far they have n<jt been successfullv
gaiusa.id. Tiie care(M- (d' Ihiri- was a rumance in real life whi(h needN no invention to
equal in interest tiv^' most ingeni<eus works of lictioii.
])r. K'naiip. in his pief.-uv, gives an amnsino- illustration of the mann.er in which
rejmtation- ai e sometimes ma.ie or marreil. '•.\iudent hi.-^toiy inlorm- us that (Isaplm,
a i.yhian king. \>. a.-, an. x ions to have divine honors paid to him by his sn!ije,-ts, beiiiir
surfeited by SIM h a-; Were merely human. This wish of hi> h.eait oecii pied lli^ atten-
tion day and niL:ht. At ia-t he hit upmi a strategem to secure the homageilue tiie i;dds
for liim>elf. lb' estab'islnd all extensi\e aviary of tho.sc numerous talking biids lound
in warm 1 limati s. llisshntsin s> ere; taught the birds whein-\er the', wiii: led or
wanted lood to ciy aleiid. •(t-anlio is a god.' When alljhe birds were thoroimhlv
iiisMuctcd in this language, the whole lloek v.ere ali(e,v,.d to fly from their <-ages to tin-
thickest gr(;ves, and when llu' shepherds and heius came to re[)ose in the shade iii fh..-
];ri;K.
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Lent (if the (l;iy. tlie \vl)(i!f sylvan liaiii wim'p astnnislu-d to licai llif l.inls piY.nouiiCL'
distinctly ill.- \v.)i-(l-<: • O^iinl,,- is a la)'!.' 'I'li.- in-ipiivd liiids svcrc Innir and liad no
tVars of nun; tli !-• ine! fa<i'd iln-ir cri'dit wit li iIk' a inrnoicc. 'I'lic \s-ords v. ri'c r.-piMicd
from li.'c tolic-c until the wlioji- o-povf was voi-al with tlic sound. 'I'lic w.mdt r-st riK'k
llslon. Is huni.-i! Ii'oni li,- .:-:osrs lo the i-ala,.',- ..f t!..- kin;: and Iril ,h,u n and uoohipi-d
liini. Tlio lan-na,L;i- of ili.' I.ii-.ls was ia];.'n as oiar,ila|-, wlnMi it onlv arose ri(;ni a trirl
to <;-nll the Lyhians,
'How (asily ini^dit tin- .s,-,.iio l,avc Iio.n !vvc:si'd if sonn- cin-n, v of ili-- kini-- had
taii^lii a florl; of tlu-so talkin- l.i)ds l,y the sani- aH to jiav,' said: •(>^a]dHV is a
doni.-n.' In all in-oiialiilii \ the in-iiiious moinirrh would liavo bc-n nias.^a.Tcd hv his
stibjr.-ts oi- ]ia\\' hccn driv.'i\ inio the d.fsMt as lialid hy man and loisak-on i,v the ijods.
In even a-,- and inilion rlicro ha vc hccn atlrni [its, porha [)s less harmh-ss than' this,
to^.dcvalf tho (dnii-acti-r of one and to dc|.ri-:-s tliat of anotli.T, 1 )onn .stliiMU-s an-ainst
-KsrLinfs. C'ic(.'io against AntJiony, Cliathain a;_;-ain>; tin- Waljiolcs. otr.
•■In all tiui"s wo \r.ivv soci, ih.'So iusi met. d p;,ir.,t., v.l.o havo hom tan:rlit to d.-rlarc
this Oil.- a >ok1 und aiio'lHT a <K'inou. ^o! .,:ilv tin- i,arr..t and tin- ni. ..-kin.'- hivd lia\ o
iK-.-n so insii-urt.-d, l.ut hirds also of a less tjonoi-.,!,;.- .-lia.rai-t.-i-, th,- vukui-f and th.-
raven aft.M' ihcir i^ind liav.- hc<-n kuwwn to llap tln-ir v,Iiii;s :ind to croak, to ^^ivp sonu-
jiolitical soothsay. Ts till"!. portuniiy of 1,'tnrnini: I'^nl omens t.> the peojde iitrainst tlie
i-lcetion of i-crlain nun t<. otU.-e. and even nn>re "unkind stili, th.- litth' son-^-siers whose
ili^Jit A\asnol hii;)) <-nou,:r]i D he within tl,.- eii-,-l,. ,,f divination, were maide t.. llufter
anti scieum at a )>arii.;eJar nanu-. ■•■■ ^ ■•■" * ■"- -;> -:: ■;:■ '■'•
"'idle CTVoi-s of hi--tory ari- often cured by sul.M-i|ueni historians. Init when an indi-
vidual is sla!i(H-r,-d. th.- ,s!and.-!-s l.-r^t lonu' aial hecmn- a jiart of liis leone. 'I'h.e maliu'
liaiit e\a-yeiar.- thtm; the . a t( less ie])e.a thein.at.d thos,- ^^ h,, have ].reiiidi;ed will
tiri) he eonvineed .)f tlieir .-r'lir."
As an instance of v.'ild exa-ii-eration. i f inde.-d Idasplu-my he not tlie more j.roni-r
leini, it i.s relai.-.l that l.afayetre was weleonu-d at JJolto'n, >!a^^.s., ni:der an areh
ifiscrihe.l; •• 1'he (ireaf .lele.vah. U'ashini^fon, an.l ),afavetie."
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.loiiN A AM.i-:i;i.vx.--P,urr always had a prot.---.- in training;- u])on wla.se culiu)-e he
bestowed imwraried pains and more m.jn.-y tlian hV- e-Mild alwav-. aH'oid.
'Jdie most di-tineuish.-.l of thes.-was Jolm Vanderl \ n w!u;m Hnri- discovered in a
hlacksmnh's sho)) n.-a.- Kii:v--ton. X. ^'.. wliere l,.- |,ad si.'.pperl to have a shoe repdaced
Oil one id' liis horses. ]je.(vini;- the shop he strolled awav for a few i.ninuti'.-. and wlieti
]u- r.-Tuvneil di-^.'overed on the side of a s;abh- n.-ar hv a n-marka hi v s].!i-it.'d and well
(-xeciited charcnal drawimr of his ov. n .Tiiria.r-e and lio'rs,-s. On in.pii-v hr h-arned that
tlm blacksmith's apprentice liad d..ne it. He eonv.-rsed with the hid and loutidiiiu)
intc;ir..i;vn! ihor.irh iguovai.t, b.-rn la t h.- nei^■h^,,|•hoo(i and wlihuut insiru. lion in diaw-
J^f,^ Ihiir wrote his addn-ss on a pii-ce ,d' ).aper and handinu- it to tin- bov said: ■' Mv
iioy, y.,11 are to., smart u i'elh.w to ^ia\- hen- all y..ui lib-. If v.ai sh..,nh] w'ant to cliamr'e
y..nr (-uipl.iynu-nt am! ^e,- ij,.. worhl. jmi a clean shit; into voiir iiock(-t, >:o to XeS\- "i'ork
:tnil .1.0. sTrai;:ht m that addn — ." In a l.-w monihs ;h.- b .v" \'a,n(|.-i-lvn mvs-nted himself
at liurr's r.-<id,-ne.- at Hiehniond Hill wiiii a .I.-an shirt nic(lv bdd.-d in' a par.-el and tlu-
Jdentieal pajn-r whi.-h ihirrhad i;iven him. lit- \\:is warmlv v.alcomed, t-.iken into the
b-imily. edm-at.d and inv1iu(-t.-d in diawim:-. A ftervsard- Ih'irr a-si,,ted him to Enrol..-,
wh.'.-e h.- speni hve years in tlu- study of paintinLT and heca.im- an arii'-l worthy of the
Jiame.
\\ liih- Ihiir him--elf was wa.mleriiiu' in j-juoi.e \';inderlvn was evhihitini; picture.s in
th.- Louvre at Pai-is. and i.-ceiv, .1 from Nap:)leon a ...dd me'dal. b.si.les .•i.mplim.-nis and
lebeit ai,.ns fn.ni tin- l-hnp.-i-or's own lips. |[,- a(it-rwaid> had com mis-,ior,s from ('oiio-ress
and pa.inte.l th.- ■' i,andinL;- .>f ('(dnmhus" f,,r a, pan.l in the roinn.la id' the capitol at
W ashiu-ti.n. lb- als.. paim.d the portraits of Ihirr and Th.-odo-.ia. fiom wliieh tlu-
enirnivin-s w.-re i;d;.-n by whieh th.-ii- lim-aim-nts aie imw known t-i the publi.-. Jhirr
Nvas aKo ].;unt.d oy :;iewart.
Aai;.)X C. V.inn. uho d. in N. Y, ( '. , .lulv •::. iNsO. w.-.s broimht o\ er ;<> tliis
countr.v wh.-n ei-ht y. -cirsoid; a.h.pie.l by Cid. Ih'irrami look liis nann-' .M.ont ISk^ in
b.-. ame a .h-ahi- in .b-imends and pr.'cious ston.-.- ami ai-.piir.- 1 a ciimp.-:,'nei : lie ictir.-.l
iiboui iNC.e. His life sui.v,.,jK.-i.i|y N\as sj-.-nt f.ir the 111. ..-I i.:ii-t in trav-.-lini:- an.d In:
;iccum 11 kited many valmdule a nti,| ;..-., ami i. Ih-s. H, s.-assaid t.. Im- a son of Ton' at \'. nh:
<le Lisle, a French mildemaii. lb- left a wid. and ..m- son.
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1!i:ax(;ii oi- i;i>iz.M:i:-ni.
ClVAHLV-.s .1, ]5ri;ri)VrT, was (■(iiir:Ui-(l l,_v Cul. Wnvv al C;i]>'. l>:u trid^rc's inililn.ry
sc1j<ji>1 iu .Niiilillctown, ('ciiii. He stu(!u-<l law and w ■- hidicvc inaciic. .1 in N. V. ciiv,
wliciflif waswi-ll kiinwji aii'.imu- 1 hr local poliliciaiis aii'i ci icln'iii'--.. lie wrote M.t r'jdr, i
M <>),!■ I, ijj',\ a iinv.-!, ai;il s; vrial uliri" similar woilcs. lie iii. and liad a son and da.i'i,
Ti.K .Mi-;si:s J^Di.N. — Mi-d.Md' Ivlcn, a v.ia.ltli^v Xiw "^ nil: Ivicuri, dlcl Ipavii,,: u
large aiiitMiMl (d nai otatc to liis tv.o son^, to Iw ('(iiialiv divid.-d: hut il ouc ([ii-d
unuiun-ic'd, iIk .smvivor to l.avr tin' wliole. TIk-.-^c Noun- im n wi-yr >oi;ic\\ liat lasr, and
liavin*:;- nerd of ninrh irady ni.mcv, I'orioui'd it (;!'>lnirpi'i s at hcav\ imfri->,t sccun-i! on
first ninrtpi-Ts. Thi' ]o:.ns wciv called in, and in dnault iln- lcn,|."i> look the i>:()p('it.v
at forced sale. 'J'hcic was crookedni'ss in .-onie of tln:e t ransai'lions. 'j'he Kden vminir
men weir- redm-i d to pov.-rty. ,\f!ei- .-^ui]■Vl in j,- a. while, thev rook i]u> ease to an old
friend of til. -ir fall'.er's, niinnd} . Alexander Ilamdton. ills decision was tlial tnev had
been nnfsiirly done ont of ilieii [u-opiTty, imi that tl!<-v(i,nld not !,■(•. .vm- it. Afw-. \v;u-d,
llu'.y suhiuitted the ease lo Aaron Inii-r, wlio ai;reed with llaniiltem as ;o the wron^-. Ini:
dilfered wi;]i him as to r'C(jvery. lie udd them rh.-y could uei i; hack: hut for ^on;.-
reason llie hroihi is failed to ]nos-culc, 1.-,: hope an>i x<,.>\l to .itink.
Aftei' ]?urr's return from Ivaroiie In' lia)/pened one day to read a I'otii-e of tie- dea'.ii
of (jiie of the Ivleii hroihers, and the whole nnttier came hack lo l:is mind. lie liun!<-d
11]) the ^ :i:\-i\ .11-, whom he foiijid witlia \\ i i e and two little eiijs livin^,^ u.iseral.i\' in a
hov(d in \\'estchester (Vuinty. He at once retnoveil tin- famiiv to his owi; hons.' iii Xev.
V'nrji, ami snppoi-ied them until the i mis.;, protracted hnv.suit which heln-'aii and ca.rried
tlirough, was won and i-estitntion nuide. He <lirected the education of' the dancdiiers,
forrosjiyjidiny u it h them regularly ; and his letters to tiieni wouh! i<u m an iiiten-stiiii';
and valuiilde trea.tise on female eihicatJosi. IVside- reeuverinu the i-stale. his iiuardnan-
shi[) was of ine^tiniLdjle value to the Misses Kden.
X.vjil.iK ])l:: P.\i;i.:.— The yonnc dan.irhie:- or a. Ihvm h hid\ who w as once a me:n!ier
of ihe fatnily (d' ihe Princess Hamhalle, was adopteil l.y linii- in his iliys id' prosperity
and educated as hks o\wi eliild. Nalilie imirrie<l ;i -on of (.'ol. Sumter of South Carolina.
NN'o.'.tKN. — The remark of Pavis conceridii_;- Hun's lehuion^ to \s<im-en. i'aiton
("inplmlieally denies, aiei Bi,rr idtjiseU .lechue.^ that In was not j^uilty of the crimes in
tliis lespei't wi'l whiidi he v.a. churned. I>ouhtles., he was much iicue ienip:i-d rJian
many others, aud Ids coiidact, })erliups, not always exemplary ; hul his life lone haidi o-!'
adopiiiiii- and educating increased lii- reputation for c-alhiiitry. At one time in the latter
pari of his life h.- contributed ln tlie supiport of ten woiin'U. not one of '.slu m. it i.s.
alisolutely certain, stood in tmy improj ei lelaiioii to liim.
Sl.A\]uS. — Ho was the owner at different times of seviu'al slave,>. All that leni.-iine.l
in Itis faiiuly lor any length of tinte were tanght to read aiel \\iite, and it wis his
]>raelico. in absence, to coiicspond \vith om.- oi- more oi them.
(lem Jacksoii never believed tlr't ]>urr was a t raitoi-. His object, lu' said, was to
extlrpiue the Spanisii power in .\meiica, beiilnning with the colonizing of 'fexas. thence
tomandion Mexico ami make liiniscif emjicror.
Wliy I?urr should tell M. H. Davi.s tlutt liis grandfather was a nolde (lenmni , <u- a
German of noble parentage, is a my-lery. When on his tiav(ds in (iermany. ceri.-iin
(ierman families claimed relation.-^hip in ;he Ibirr line (d' his ancestr}.- U'as burr who
wassov.-ell infornn d as to the i.edig-i-( e of others, ignmatit of Ids owmV The fact being
tlial not one of all his tiiua'stors (Ui either siile to tlie Tlh generation, sofa:- a.s tiaced, wa.s
l)oin <nit of New Jingland. {Apj).^
.(hi l)is retain from the fatal grouml at \N"e(diawken, a r<dati\-e 1 1'om New ilawn,
one of the fid '.s'ai ds f;im i 1} , eal led and retnained some tine' in eon\ ersation with 1dm.
Tliis gentleiium on his \\;iy down Town soon ali(i\\ards Iji'gaii to ])ercei\-e siirns of sotue
unwonted exciteim-nt, an.d wassion imt by the rumor that tin- \ iced'i eshlent had triat
very mfiudng sliot Hamilton in a duel: tliis he was aide to cor.t radict etaphatically. for
liad lie not lefl Mr. I'lirra few minutes beb)|-e. in wlion: lie had failed to see the siightev,t.
a]ipeaiame of a,ei;ation, and who had spoken not a word about ttduel.
Dr. .Ma.lthi'v.s testitied in his Recollections of Ibirr that nothing- cmi'd be imiie fasci-
riating tlian his manmus. or imu'e delirlitij,; i leu, 1,1- i. .n\ e,- .n ■r.n. Wdiile Hr. .M . was
Speidcing (d' 'f iieodo.sia, Run moaneii and wept to such a degM'ee that Dr. M. p.-iuscd.
'■'i'heie is a de-:(j|ation here," said iUiir, layiiig his handi on his lieait, ' ihat n(U;e bui. the
seanditu-of hearts can uiidersta.nd."
HlRl!, KDWAliDS, r)\\-10TIT. 407
"He (lid not ]o\-(: his (hui^litrr," s.iys tlic writer in tlif Atlmitir yoii.l}iJ;/ oi' l''-">b!,
lirforc rclVni'il ti). 'in' was jjrnud of her bi.'i';ui-c slie \v;is hraiiii fill iind talfnTtMJ ; IcmI
slii' l)C;'ii ;i I'lain. nr ;ui ordi n;a v juMSDn, lie \\(juld iimI Isjivt- cirfd !or her."
'■Tlicri- is lilw ays siuiifihii!;; in''''1 i't ;li'.' ni;ui ;ii,^;ii!i't \vlioni tin- v.-nrld i'\Tiai)ii-.: ;iT
^\■ll()nl cvrrviinf lliiows ti stiim'; on \s ho.-r (dihtiicU r all atlcHi]'! to fastfn a tiioiisand
crinK's, \\illiout liciiiii; aldi' to prove oni-." — Zim/m rimin.
8254. Mary Edwards, li. Sunday, April 17, WM. d. at Nortliamptun, Ma<s..
\'\'h. 22, ISD). ■•She was (listiniruishi-d not le. s t'or lu-r niafrn:.! solicitude, avilfnt t"in-
]K-rau)ent and i)atriu! i^'ii than lorth-- iiilidh/et niJ ijualiliet. wliirh made so ill U'-trioui;
till' naiiK- ol' donaihan tOlwaiil-;. Slie early )'eri-eived the indii'afinns of superior ^u-<-iiius
HI her son 'I'i'.'iothy , and tinder lier direetiuu he Ik caine fatniliar with tlic rudiments of
tin' Latin langua.ire heCore ]ie\\assix \ ears old, and at the sane' e:M ly iieiio,! laid tin-
l'oimdaiit)u of his rema.rkalde kno\\li d^-e nf history, ,i^-eogi';i]iliy and the kindre.l depart -
iiicittsol' learning,-." She in. Ni.v. s, ];.">'), Maj. 'j'inioiliy l)\vl;/hl ■'" of XortlKUnp'on, '",. ]~i',S:
Y. (". IT-Ih lie was -a la i!,e. stroni,'- man, six fi et iind I'onr inel:.- ]ii,:h, \vhi;e i;i:~ wit>
was so siiiall that lie used tu carry her aiuiuitl the rouin on llie jialm o! liis hnii'.l at arm's
lenj.lh. Her .--ons \\ere larirt' and stron,^ lih'e iheir failier. Ih- diid of levei- al
Nat(d!e/., }^!i<s., June 111, 17TS. He had h'liurht a larire tract of land on the },H-'.s. river,
extendi!i;r sevei-al niih^, along tlie haul;- and imdndinf the piest nt city of Xatclio/..
iiitendinir to reuiove- therewith hi ^ laiire family. IlJ-^ -nn, Sej-enn Jh ]) wight, arci,m-
])anied him aijdi wa> lost al sea, and tin' evi<h■m■^• (if ti-]e \o tie- land wj-.s nev(>r found.
The iiiL'Ws td' the death ijf tin' failier was ahout u year in reachiuL;' the family at N". it
^vas a suiniiier <iay a.nd, one id' the (dder ■-ori'-; was malting h-'.y in tlie fi-ld, when oti" of
ihe smalle.-V id' the child, en, wh.) la'ard tic annu.iiicemeii : , raine u.nerin.e- tlirongh the
grass with the sad story, 'j'h.e youth th.rew hi> pitchfork into the air and exclaimed:
•■ 'I'heii we are all rttiniiil," aiei -iich w:i> the I'eri-.- nf hi-; emi.tiuns tha'' his ndiid nevi-r
recovered from tiie efl'eci;. to the dav of his t'U;\x\\. -■fjiriqhf (i\i)riiio<ji/.
J. Timothy Dwight. h. May 14, 17o2; m. 1777, Maiy Wolsry.' '
11. ,h;nu-- l)wight, fwiu v.ith TinmiliN'.
111. Sereno Edwards ].)\vight, h. ]\c. 10, 1751; m. 177"), Cynthia Fom-roy.
1\'. iiiasius ])\\iL'"ht, Sept. Hh 17oti; loyalist, and for that was thru'-t int>: prison j"-.
Xorlhamjiton ajid iieaiid witli such harhaiity that his mind lo-t its hahuiee. l-"or f'U-ty-
fi(ur year.s ( 1 7 77-l>^'2l l he lived alone in the lususeof jiis ,c:r. father. Col. Tnnoiliy I1v\ighr;
d. alone and. wa^ I'uuud d. in hh^ bed, Ftdi, 14, 1S21.
\. dnuathaii Etlward.. I'wirht, .Ian. -J',). KoU; in. K'^'^, Miriam A\'rit:dit.
Vi. ^^arah Jhvig-ht. h. May 'JU, I 7i''n. ■• \ reniarkahly heauiiful WMmnn; a CMiniii-
iiati(jn of hc,-e!ines> and womanly streiigtli of characti r. slic had very oeaiitifiil eyes."'
{Jhrif//(( <!iin<il.) She m. Sej)!. '2,"]79;). Nathan Siorrs; she d. .v. /. . Ma'rch 7. iSOo.
V'il. Marv Hwirhi. h. Jan. 9, ITO;]; m. 1.7>(1, Fewi.s li. M<uris,
VIII. Theodore 'lUvi.^ht, h. Fee, Ki, ]7iJ4; m Ahhev Alsop.
IX. Mauri-e William Dwi-ht. h. Dec. 15, niiO; Ju. Margaret D.'Wiit.
X. iMiielia Dwight. h. An--. 7, 1 Tfi^s d. Ja.n. •^-J, 1,^47; m. Jam IH, 17!!;1. JoiiaHian
Kdwards Porter; Y. C, V,b{\: A. M.. llarv. Col. ITiii); lav, ver at Iladlev, .Mar-s : rem. to
Xew Hav. a!.-. ]SUH; d. Mar.di 4. hS'2l.
\1. Xathaiiiel Dwiglit, h. Jan. ;] 1 , 1770; m. 1 70S, W^^^^-cv^, Ftddiiiiv
XII. Kli/.aheth Dvsigh.t, h. Jan. :.'S>. 177-:'; ni. 171)0, William W. Vv'olsev.
XIII. Cecil l^wight. 1,.. June 10, 1774: m. Mary '('lap.
XIV. Henry l-]dwin Dwight, h. Sept. 2(), 177t);"iii. l-'Jei'ta Keyes.
S2541. Timothy D^right, 1'. May 14, 17r,-.'. \\'hen tliineen years old he enterd
Y. C. v.ith health impaired hy too (d(.)se i)revious study, therefore jirogressed Vui.t slowdy
•luring the first two years, hut h\ intense ajipliciitioii suhs<'(|uenfly was enahled to grad.
in 17(11* as the tiist siJiohir in the institution. Ho tlien opened a. grammar sci'. ' d in
Now Haveii \\4ii<di he tautrht for two ^■(•ars, and then ejected tutor in V. C. At thi>
* Descended tVoin Joliii LMvieht of DeJliaii!, whose s. Tiuiolliy was six tints in. as fellows: (i) Xdv.
II. 1651, Sarnli I'cTliaitt. ' (^1 .Nlay 3. 1653, Sur'ah PDwell, dau of Mich.-iel, who kept the (.)r<!inary linn ■ of
[icdlirim; she d, June ?;, 1064. '3' Jan. 9. i6ii6, Anna Flint of Brp.inlrcr, who d. Jan. 29. 16S5. u'' .Ian.
7. 1606. Mrs. ^iary ICadwind of Readiiu;, Mass , who d. Aujj. yi, itSS 151 luly -51. i^ijo. F.siher I'^ishT,
dau of Danie! of Dedhain; slied. Jan. 30. ii'.iji. k'i Feb. i, loqj, Bcihia Morse, who survived her hus.
and d. Feb. 6, 171s; hed. Jan 31. i7r*<. a. 8?,. 1. by 3d m.: X.aiuavif!., b. Nov. 3.>, \(>'C: settled first .-it
H.-.llieid. Mass ; rem. t^ Northan;pto;i; trader and Innkeeper; ni. flee. 0. i6t>3. MehitaMe. dau of Capt.
Saniai.-I P.-.riridi,-e of Middie'ot'. n, Cc^nn., who d. at Nonh.iiiM'ton. Oct. ei. i75<', a. S?; hed. i-x \V. Spriii;.^-
ficld. Nov. 7. 1711. Th.t; eldest 01 iheir eleven children was 'I'itiiotky, b. 0^^\. 1,-,, '''■i/t; several yrs. matjis-
trate; Judf,'e of K'rnbaic and (^ol . ofMiliiia; ni . , 17U1, Fxpcricncc, dau . of Joani-Ciitfr ot Northampt.i.'^,
wlio d. Dec. i,s, 1/^3, in her 7istyr.; hed. April 30, 1771; /..4Chil.,of whom: i, VJeanor, b. 1717; in.
Crcn, Phii'icas Lvnian of Suffield, Conn., and had several children; " the unhappy family " {Set /'ic/y/j/'j
7>.i7i'A*, and 'i'lniothy, b. 17^6, whom. Marv i-u wards.
408 Ei^AMcir OF i;jJz.\]!Ei'ir,
thili' t'n' i-'.!li ;;■(• luu! lirco:iic u-iMI'-l il 1 1 v II 1. ] " >| / III UT ill (.mii;m I j 1 1 i-I! CI • (if alli';;>-il >~i-,-|;i:iiin
i.ai ru\'.iu->";. 'I'wo ol tlic iiiTiTS liiul fisi;;'iir<l, I ) \\i!_';li t aiiu ,luliii 'J'Miiiilmll ta];iri;^'
t]i.'ir pla'-r-<. 'rill.' ici'-i'ni-iulidn of tlu- co!!.-;.-!' v.nw ln-i^an; tin- ^tiidy i^l' Ik-1 h s |,m nos
\\as iiitrniluriM! ; j(s ( luiia.cU'i- rapiiUy tum'. ami l)\\ii;-ht lirramc so |in|)iilar s\iih tlic
Stiulrnts tlial wlifii at liir a^i^c ol' '-.'■■) he irsiu-iicil his iiliic'., tlicy (U\-\\ U|> ami aluiust
muiuiliiously sigilfd a Jn^Titinil to tlif coipoialion thai he iiiiirlit \j<' vlvvlrd T,,tl.r ]\<i-<-
idciu-y. J)wii;-lit . liowfvi!', iiiti-rposc'l ami jinvciii d fui-tlici- pi ocf'diiijjs. A t t lie ai.'e
of Ut hf bfouii wi-itiiis.'' t!H- (_'n;,oiir'.-:f (■/' ( 'ii /, , 1 1! ■, ^ wliifli 111' li!ii>liril in aiiuiit t'.iiir \(_'ars.
Somi- ])assai,n's froiii ii an- i|noti.'rl by >h-. <.'' ; isw eld in his J'i>,ty u/nl Pt',,'// of' A im r!'-ii ,
^vllic•h lliat wiirt-f and oihi.r Clitics LVMisidi-f t-(|!ial to any .\iii(i'icaii ]iofiry ]iiodm-c,l at
thai ]Hiiod.
Jii 1777 ihc'^', <■. clashes wen- --cpavatcd on nccoiint of ilic war. In -Ma\' of llmt
y< ar, ] >>■. iLflii , wiili a iiiuiihiT ol' stmirnis, rcpain-d lo \\ .■■tlnTslii Id. (_'onn..aiid icniaincd
till auiui.'in, w lir-n liaviiiiT nccii liccn>"il to }. roach a.-- a (.'oiii;'. minister, lie joined the
aniiy as clia))hiiii. In this oiiii-c he won imirli ref;'avd liy lii^ ])i-ofcssioual iiniustrv and
oloqiicncc. and ai tin- same time I'xertri! con-ideralileinlim'nce by writing- pat rio'ic souirs
^vllicl! liecam." pci^nlar throii-dn eit .\e\v i'i;;!; land. The deatli of hi^-'fatluT in 177s.
induced liJni to '•esi^ni the ciiaplaincy an.d re'inn to Noitl;ani))ton to a.ssis! liis mofhci to
su[i]io)-: and ed.ncate lii-r family. lie rmnained tl.i r.- five years lahoriim on a faiu!.
].>iv;u-liinL' and sU]ie'rintendinL;' a school, and was in that period twice elected a memlcr
of the -Mass. J,e.2-.
DecliiiiHLr oilers of jiolirical ailvan.-ement he uasordaiiiLd (I'/S:'! ministei-at (ire(n-
fifdd. Conn,, \\ licit- he remaiueil twei\'e yea.rs, discliarLi'liiy his pastoral duties sulisi'ac-
t'jrily. and, jn addition takin,^: chari;-!- of au academy estaldished hy himsidf, wliich soon
liecaine the nio.-.* ))opiihtr schr^ol of tlo' kiiiii tlmt 1i:id ever exisied in .\imM-ic;i.
I'r. fertile-, d. in ?^h■ly. IV-' I, l)wi<.;ht a; the ne.\i cinimencene-nt ! Sejit. .1 7!' ') was eh cted
To tlie ]iresidency. 'i'jie colle:'-e at this time \\as in a disoi-dered c- 'iclii ion ami siijlei'ini^
froni p*'c;ini:iiy emharr;i-smi iit<. The n pntation of the new ]i."i--,ident us a teache!-,
soun hi'oncdit around liitn a vt.-ry hir;-:-e numhej- of studenis; nev; pnd'essoi-.diips were
eKtaldished, tlu-^ libra ly and> philosoidiical apparatus extended, the course ol stndv and
.system of g-overiuueui chanu-ed. and the coilo^i-e lajtidly r<jse in puldic favor. iM'sides
acting LIS president, Dwi^lu wa< tiie .staled preaidicr. Profes-^or id' Theolouy. aiid teacher
of tlie senior class for ne.-.rly "21 yeais. dnrinLC wlildi tiim' tin- ! ejiutation of the coHcire
AViis inffrior to tliat of no other in America. As an in-iructor, prohahly lie was iiever
surpassed in thi.s country, and as a theolo^iian hi- had few if any eijuaU. .\n eloijiicnt
preaclmr, with a handscjme person, an expr.-ssive cnnnlcmince-. j'ojiv-hed and alTable
manners, bi-illiant conx-ersationa.l ahibti'-s ;ii.,! vast stores of huruin<;. it is aluci.^l
impossil/lc iiiat he should iail of succi-ss in -.xny effort, and least of all in th-- adminis-
tration of the important oliice which he so loin; iind so honorably tllleil. — C.-mlru^' d
from R. 11". <'rhr,,hr.sJ-'o,(s(iiidl\>t(nji<f,\iii(i-t'-,i,
Jtr. Lymaii J'.ee(dier. in .\ utoblonrapli}, says: " On the accession of Fre.v. DwiL'ht.the
c..lh-i,e \*;i^ in a most un.:oiiy .scate. The Ciiristian <-!ciuen[ was .-ilmost extinci. .Most
of the srmh'-nts \ve;e ski-ptical and rowdies \\'ere ]denty. Intemperance. ];iofii;;-acv.
giiinblin^-, and Ih-entimi- mss weie common. .Most n{ the members of die classes before
nu', we]-e inliilels and culled themselves \'oltaire. l{os.-.eaii. DeAleinbert, etc. They
thought the f;n uhy were afiaid id free discussion, but \^llen the_\ handed Jjr.
Pwioht a list of subjects fi.u- class dispuiation. (o_ their suriuise he selected thi.-,; ■ hs tin-
Bible the word of ( bid V' and tohl them to du their best. He heard all they had, to .say and
answered tlieni. and ihen- w;,s an end. To a mind apiuoximately l:i:e mit:e his ])rea.ch-
ir.iT ^\.'is a continual feast. He was coj.iious and |>olishi'd in style, ihonglidisciplined ami
logic;-.!. Tin ic wa-- a faith and power ol' doci rim- tlier,- that has not been since surpa.ssed
if eijualled. 1 took notes id' all Ids seiinons, condensing and foi mi ng sket<di(-s. He was
a nobh form with a iioMi head, and h.ad on" of the sweetest smiles that you ever saw.
"li ! how 1 loved him. 1 Io\-ed him as tny own soul and he losed me as a son. * *
He wa- liu! versallv levei-ei! and loved,
'■ His intln.ence was (-Ktensi\-e and liiuieliceiit biyom! that of any other man in New
England. His enemies called him ■ nh! I'ope Dwiglii,' whic]< was om- tiile to m\-
respect. The family ihuughl il a iirivile-e to g.-ilhe,- round and liste;i to his talk.*
*In :m article pul)iished in the A'c;c Ihivii: J'-ir/.-ci/ in Uic spriiifr of !?,-jS. c^.Wr.d " Retniniscfnses ol' an
Old Booksrore," Henry Howe (ol skeiche ^ some of llic notables of New Haven h ilf a century a.^'o, who
used to frtqiienl llie Co let;e l!i)ok.sl(.ire of Hezekia'i Howe, a \-ery attr.ictive phice for the e'.ill'^ye n'jcn
fe.i.i oi"'ier/.-? -/-.i.'.-.v'-.v: Prcs. I ) wi-jh.'. \v:ts !">i-t .re Heiirs 's !i:nc, but l.i^ t.ulier I'.is lelt a ri.-in(rii-.cence of
him. ].)»vi.i;-ht would some limes drcjp in to look at the new books and in:n.'azines and converse with friend*
\vh;)TU he hiini^ened to met--t tiiere. On these i.ci:',-i-;i->-'-^ the nev.-s w.jcl.l s dii sprcii :ia-.i r.'-ie nei;;hbors
wo-jld tiock to li-.c store and surr und the Doctor, those in the rear ,u;»ndiMi,'- on lip-toe to s:,'e over the
head.s of those in front, all ea.f;er to hear every word ih.it fell from his lips.
])WTG]rr
409
Nu'iody cviMi lliDiiL'lit of talkiii:^- niui-li, only nf liraiiiiu'. A\ lienrvtT I waiitcil a(lvi(/i' 1
wfiil tn hill) :■-; a fallici- ami tnhlhini c-ifryi hin;^-." Cailiariiic ]]. Hcii-licr nlalis: " 'J'ln-
}ir\\< (,',' l)r. 1H\ JL'lit's (Iral li sva-' 1 il ( i: I C 1. 1 to ratlicr in the 1 Ml 1 1 lit ( I. Itr'ii (!(■!(!, t''.|ili. ). llrar
tip- clo-.i' oi' tt;>.' Saliliath siTviia-. A niaa <anir in -luMcnlj, aiMJ went n|. iniii ilic jmlpit:
aii.l 'A hisjM'icil to liini. l-'ailn-r tninr.] !roin tlif n)cssrn^':cr to the con^i-i'ira' ion and i-^aid.
■ l>r. Dwi^-lii is rono;' lluni, i-i i-^inL'' lii^ lianils. lie said, with a hiirsl of fars. -.My
talli'T' My failin! 'I'ln- idinriots of Israi-1 and tin- lioiM'nnjn I hcicnf. ' 'i'ln- foniifrc^-a-
lion witli ;iii o'c-iMrii- inipnlsc arose to 1 liidv ii-i-i , am! iiKiny fyc: wcvf liatlicd in t'-ars. It
^vas (jhc ot liio most ini p. rssivi' M-fim- I fvcr sa.w." llr d. of intcriial ranr.'i-. Jan. 11.
1S17. ;.T .Nrw ll;'v.-n 'I'ln' To] lo\v-i nu' .". I .' Ills i.'ibli.slH'il v.-o:ks: .!//(- r/.v/. a ooi-in in tin-
.sty].. <,f Poy,,-'s li7//r/.v,-/ /",y,-,.v/. i:,-'.': y/n I/isfon/. KI;(j>U„n' -//.(/ P„'(r!J'ji!n /;>!'''.
"iT/J; '/7i'- I'' .■■ij>n.':f ,.'f f^iini, I /I. -A innw. [',>'''): J ^/ 'FJidin!, S, r ,/", n . iT'.fl; '/'/W '7'f //',•(•.. -
ji,K^ ini'J A '////.■ tiilri/,/ ,,ftl>(y>,r 1% ..tn mint . ITDo: Grfinj'dil ILUl. a iioc-hi, ] 7!) S ; 7'/,,-
TrliDiipli of Infiittlitti. ;: safifr. iuid two 1 )Ls,::,ii r^. s m, t)ir ydtnrr <'i"! J><in(;.r (>f Jiipdil
I'lHosoah't/. 17'.)7: 77.. />.-/'/ .-;•. I /w./'/v-.v /,/ thr l^rt.sn.t Crls-s, 17'.is: n',','.rir'<^,jn th.-
Clnir.iri, r ..-• 117/.v/,;.,^'/,./,, i':^"0: 7;/^ ■,..//•^ ■ "h !">y'r h'r,/.f.i i„ ?,V liid r,utor;/. \sij\ ;
S.riNnn.-:: (Jn the D.-ath of K. <i .NFaisli, lsu4; Uu Idicdlin.u-. isO.j; .\t 'I'i.c Andovrr
'liu'o. Som.. l-'ir'^: Ofdina'ion of K. J'(.aison, |S((S: (j., i|,,. 'l)raiti .if (io\. 'ri-iiinimll.
l.^OK: (»n Clia.iitw L'-^lH: Oidiiiation of .N . W. Taylor. IS]-..): On tlio Days .>f Pnhlic I'ast-
iiiir. lSl-3; aii'l befori. th<. .\iiH-i-icaii i].,ai-d of Fi'iroi-ai Mis-ions, I,':;!;;". Hi nruLs n,, A
lie!- T ,.f In.'hrnnn-s L,tt,r.~. \'<\:y: Ohs rr<it.i<>i,s ,.„' Lo „,/:■>../,. -.n-n'. an /:■<.<.',/ m, Lujht,
l>'!(.i; arid T'tnnhxjij id';i''iii,t '1 (ini! Diji iliL d. in a scfi^s of sn-mons, and y'nn-i'.i iu X< >'■
E/Lf/litiid ■/ nil .X'lr Yiiik\ in \'.liii-h is i^iv.-n an a.'-.-oant of varions sjn'ii'.i;- and antniiiii
<-xi'nisions. rarli in i'ouf vols., j.ul). afioc Ids d.'ntli. f'orirail l.y 'J'ruudmll, on/rav.^d i.y
.1. i;. l-'orrcsi. li.' 111. .M.u.li u. \'r,'i. at tlu' In-asf of ri'..r;.o!ir"j:(hva,.!s in N. \'. ilav.-n'.
Marv. ,la!;. .if 1^..niainin Wo.ds.-v, 1->.|.. 1.. A(.ri; II. 1 ^Vl : d, (;.'t. h. l>!-lo. a. 91.
]. Tin'.-tiiv" h. >!;.r.-|i :'!t,'l77^-, i.'. '.'i..ri--a Slrou-.
)]. r...)ij.-ini"in Vri..,:s..y, h. l-"(.l,. 10. 17Nt); ui. S:i[ilua W. Strong.
ill. .laiins. li. Sept. 1. !7*r-'l: m. A ni-rlia ]"m: rmi,^; (2) ^Mivan Ijrcfd.
1\'. Maw \V<,ol-^>.-v. ;;. Sent. ]. ^',^\. trijilrt with Jauns ai.d .lolm; d at N. llav.,
Mairli 24. I'^i;^. a. 71*. '
V. .Jolm. S.-pt. 1. i:s4: Y. < '. IS;)-?; d. of fonsninption a.t iiadlcy. >[a<s., .[uly'j."i,
lS(i3, wliili- ..11 a visii to l,i,-, l.t.ir.i; in-d, .Miss .Mar^. dan. of (lilrs lU'lloi^Lr. v.-ln. d..'s..':;n
ufin1.ini. Whi!..- in (.•oll.-ir." Ik' look a p.'-i/..' of -f^d oiTcrrd by Noali W(dj..t.r for tlif-
ln-sl piK in \\ riiii.n i.y :■. ro! lt'L;c siud.-nt. Ii(. i.-.v pi"-tcii tt.i L)i'.-o;i:c a r let L;-\inau.
Vi. Svr..ii... Kduaids, May l.s, l..--ti: V. C'. \>i)'.'r. r..Mna:'r.ald.- iii yMitii for l)rilliaii1
talents an. i f.i-.-e of cha.rarter. ('li;tidain V . S. S.'nate, ISi'): 2d juist'.r I'aik st. Colli;'.
<-lili., IJoston. ]^!l7-2lj; rr.-i^rned from ill liealtli; fioiu l.">2s to IS:!], \\itli his l.ro. Henry
roiiducifd t]iM ■' (jyinnasiniii," a laryc s.d:.i:iMii X. llav.; rr.-,. Hani. Co!. l.'~!3:-l-H."j; d.
Xov. oU, 18.V>; autlnjr of llthrc m JJf, , and edited an ed;!i:.):i (d' ]l''^,7,.s- nj J, mat in in
Kd'^nriU. in 10 v.ils. ; ni. .\ni:- 2S, IMl, Su-^aa 1-M\v;u'.'s, dau. of .Tu.iuo., ]}asid and
^V^ dthia Ann (Miin.soM) ]>a,!,rgen of N. llav., h. June :J(), 17S'S; d. Aug".' Is', ]S;i9. 1,
( 'iiiMi. (1. soon.
\'i!. William Tli.'.Mlore, li. June l.^,. [VJh: m. ]7Ii-/,al)etli !,.,okeinian.
VIII. ileii-y Kdwin. .\]iril l!i, 17'.t7; Y. C. 1S::.: stml. 'Idn-.i. at .Vtidover. lunurniriii-
from an excursion tei the White .Mountains he \\alked Tr^. ndh's williin 2!his. and cant;dit
:i seviTf cold, f r(>m tlie efTerts of \\ hifdi lie ni.v-.T !i..-overed. Stmi. four years in the Univ.
<if CiotteiiiTPn in Cermany. 1 .*s\^ 1-2.^. With l!.\. Crmdius 'i'uthi'l and Xatlianiel
Chauncey, cstah. "The Mii'l os.'ope," al N. IlaV. li.' was ^-xperti p.^- t.. ni. ,MisS Ciiavincey
of t'liila . but d. tit X. lia\.. Aug. 11, \K\2, a. 'M\. I)i-. Spiae-ue says: " 1 kn.'w liim as
a classmate, aie.l l.Acd liitn as a frii-n.d, .-mil rai.dy h;is ther.' b.'en knov,-n ;i more gener-
ous and nolde natuie.' Ilej)uh. 'fri rr/.s in A"rt/i < ii rniani/ \u lS2-">-2').
825411. Timotliy Dwight, ' . Mar.di 2l), !77S: d. Jum-l:;. ISJI: hanluare
inereh. in X. llav. JSiii-ili; m. .Mav 21. 1 So'.h Clari.-:>a, dau. <iov. CahMi ami Sarah
v!I..,)kei iSwoni: ..r X.n-ihan.m..n, M;i-s.. b. .Inn.. I I, 17s:;: d. l-",d., 2Y H">^.
I. Timo'.liy, .Ajird I, ISll, hai-d, w:i r.' m-ndi . : nnmnf, of paper at Chiei.i'o. 111.; m.
Mav 11,1^)2. l.uVv Stan- Olmsi..;,.! ] , Tl .moth V, [■".■b. 2 1 , !>^l;;i: m. H...-. l-""), 1 Si! ! , 1 ), lia
AlT.-n Willi;. ni^ of'ciinton. X. "l'., b Isp'.. 2, Ki.WMM) Ci-:eii., b. .Ajuil li, 1,-1.""); .1. .M; v
11!. T^lit. :;. ll.e.xiiv Til i,iii)'>i:i;. -h-in. 1^, 1^17: d. .Inly ^hl^l^. 4. Cii a;;i.]:- [■'Ki'nKitK .^.
.April r,'. Is4;'; .1. .Iel\ :;i, 1N.")2. .Y W.M. Ci.i li.. .An-. 21;. is.",], c. Id; \Nus A i,Ki;i;: .
Oct. 24: d. <».-i. 2S. ]>'-,:;. 7. .\.,x;;s ],>, . v. Jui;e 27, IS'AY
11. Cah'b Stion--, b. U12; d. 1SI4.
410
B KAN en ()}■■ KLlZAISinil.
Stron.- l.ui.l.t " •"' ^•"■"•^^'"Pt-": In.lst ^^ f. was her si.. J alia.
Jan.?, INi!,. :i. Hkx,. Wc,.„,.,..v (..-t :. \s; ■ ' Zl:' ^■' s'^' - ^; ,^- "• ' '.^nr^sA.
r';-.^?- ^^I'.r T- '-' -.^"■•■- ^. vs'.:',i;l-aiV'To,isr:;:-., i. , ,v\^,';?;.r;r'v::;
llad),-v, Mass.. ]s„l s T ' It' -r •" 1 . i ' , '"'■ '" l'"-^'''"' ^ ""K- '•!'!-■ .it
7. is:,!: ,,hysici.n, S:.n Fnu,Hs.-o Cul ' H 'im; Nr s H ^ ^^ "^ T ''" 1^ 'Mf ''I '- ^'=^>-
'■oia.tiyu..siu,ly it, natural Irsturv. ' ^"..iu1n,,i, is,]. H,, u ,.,u. U, that
iX. (^'laiissa, Sr
I'l. ■?2. is-jii: d. .laii., ]S'j,^.
1). ill. ITSO, Y. c. ];;,,;. ^p,,,
: l';.-ir. iiM'l. ai ^■aiski!'. X V.. lait.
825112 j_^e]ijamiu Wooisey Dwjght, i. V'.
taed wuhj)rs._l'ayu.e and Kusl. oll'ldla.f'M.'l).: p,,.,,- „.,.. a, . ■.,<:„" N > I
— "!-lH'd ,o r, linMU.sh It l.y .lyspc.p.ia. fn>n, wl.irh !,. .nd-M I 't,' • Iv • 1! 1 V L V ''
u.nv m.nh. at MsIuU: ai., in X.n- Ilav.n in < Ium-voH^.v in::,' .^s L ' rd .- [ .
"/ M- .•^.w,v,^. puh. ,a n..na,.. of UuMo.u,. A-ad. of Arts and Sn....,'. IN,, '-nli
D:'''v.^si';'fo/h:.;:^:--;;;..-,.!;r;-^;;- s,.:
Hosnil;,! S-rv.d -'s <nr. .:,'.; ',' ''.''•' ^" '■'" .'"'i .-H !>A'ou or.r yr. atlSrooklvu Titv
of ,(,..,iu:u.v:li,i:;:r::::.;:;;;;:r'ji-k;;;, »----'■ i'--,,-i.M ,,.
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n v!:' ,.'i;i:^:'';v,""i'::i';:;,;';,-;^;:r 'n v:^--:, """""'. 's,o, ,„„„ „..,.,. ,s,c-4„ ,.,,,,.
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DWiinrc.
41
VI. ]':ii-/.!'lKii,, Aug. 5, IS.:M: d. Jmii' CO, is;0; lu. Jan. l],is;iri, ll(,ii. KUiotf.
Antliouy, hci li.-iii-l.
825413. James Dwight, l. S.'pt 1, ITsi; ,1. .\l;nvl, '2-i, Isc,.!; m. .N!urrh 11, isn,
Ann-lia, d. (>!' I'r. .In.-'jili ;iu,i A ui\lia ( .\1 i lis) ] )ai liiiLr. 1'. •';ui. 11, ITSS; d. Sept. 'JV, lsi;5.
(-2) Ail--. S, ISM, Su, ;,im;l. ll. <il' John MrL;,;-,.i, ;im.1 'l.'rh^.c, -a ( Wiillccr) l-.ivrd , b. Ni.rwirli.
<'(iiiii., Dr.-. 17. ITS"); (1. .\im-, -JD. IS.")]; sis. i,\ S.ual 1 .1 ch iisi m Bn'c!!, who wa- 'i'l ui". ni"
Ii'l-\-. W'lii, Allt-n. auilioi- of .1 'V, //',v /)';v;/. J)lri (,,iiit ry.
1. i:ii/.:ih,'il. Siuiih. .lulv -Jd. I'si-J; d. .V. /. .March ;!(), l^lS; in. .\^l^^ 2;), ls;j:J.
IJfMssidacr Xii,)', s. (■!' llriis, ami Aisiia (.I'-nkiusi 1 1:-. vfiis, I,, .\ii<_.;. -j.l, ls04; a m'Trli. in
>\( w ila\-. ; artiv<' in ht-hait' of jiiisnii i-il'oiin ami \ irinus .diildii u. /. 1)\ 'Jd m. :
11. Ann Ha., .luly.--!). isKi; ,,,. .Inlv io, IS-IC, \\,.y , niclia-d l!.,.ikfi. h. Ai.ril 10.
]S(;,S, s. of .ludi;-.- .loin, and S.iia.li ^dau." of .),,sia!i lKvi;;!it) l!'M,ker; V. ('. lS-,>7:' l^rL-sl.v
(d.M^vnian at Ma'-mi, (ia.; d. a; Xrw jla\. I'cr. lij. IS.")?: 1 (diild. 1, 'rnoMA-, ],. Sept,.
;-;. isiil; V. ('. INiiit; tutor ihoiv .sin.-,' is,"!;.
111. Tiniothy, b. .lum- in. Is^H; d. An--. 11, ls-2-,\
1\'. dohu l-in.-cd. ]>.-c. S, IS-JI: Y. C. IS-lij; tutor iiu-n-; Mini- days alici' his hji]). \\a.-.
fatally w.mndod l.y a .1 rni'du-n stinh-nt and '!. i\\.-ntv dav> altci-, ^.-'t. -.io, \s\:\,
V. .hums M(-L.an-ii Ihv.-d, Ap.g-. 11, Is^y,; Y. ('. ISiC: tuio.- tlu-r..' 1 s.;ii-."")d: LL.D.:
• 'idunibia ('ol. l.-slii ; i; ra.L C'oluni hia Ccl. , 1,. S. and Assf, Tt-a.-hcr I lif!«-; slud. Tht-.i. at.
Andnvpr: prac la-.v in X, Y. (\\ in. .Iniici;, ISiif), (_'<>i-a Charlesini', d. .d' Maj. (.'ha>. Bi-nj.
Tahiia.l;;-.\ 1'. S. A., and Maiya '.-.-t (K't-nn.dy ) 'I'a linadirc. h. (),-r. 1 T, ls::l;i;" r.-;. L.jnd..i,.
Engianch
'VI. Timoti-.y. h. Xov. IG, IS-^S; Y. C T^li); tiit.-r thoru is.-il-.Vi; .stud. 'I'ln-o. at Xt-v."
llav. and stml. two yoars in (i.-i-ni-.tn l.'niv. .d' Ham \- li-rHn; I>.1>. a.nd I'rof. of (Irci-k
and sacr.'d lio-rai m-.-; Y. Tiico. Scin. sin.-.- IS'iS; on.- of tin- (.-iitors of tin- Xr '•-
h'i'ijliiiiili r sii,,-:- l^o'?, iii whii-h hr jHiMi-ii.d in 1>7m a s;-riv.^ of ai'ti.'lcs (.n 'j'!i. 'I'rrt-
Ith/ftl of ,1,1 Am, ri<- in I III ■•( ,.-<ii,j ^ f,,r iif Fiji'iv,: ff )',ii' (\i!lriir. 1 If i> one of t lie- (.'oui-
initti'i' .d' .\iM('i'ii-an si'liolais ('ii,:;a;_'\-d. in coniit-rti.)!-. \'.it]i tin- ilnu'dsli ('..m. in I he rt-^isioii
of tlif Flnp-r:-.]] \-iTs!on .d tin' X.-w Testann-nt . IIo h.-ais a n-niarka hh- rcsenildan.-f in
]'.Tson. Kail . iiiiiniiHi ami t.-ain!.. i,, t'\ -i'l.-s. '['. 1>. \Vonl-iy> , and .dd a.ciuainta m-.-s ai.-
sometinn-s jiu/.zlcil to t.-!! ^'.•|lu is \\1>.> w Imn nn.-ftini;- .-iilnji ...f ih.-in on tin- street. Ihf
<;oni].i!.-r, whih- i.-sidiii.u in Xw iiavcn durin;r tin- -^l:Rnm'l <d' ]Ss-.'^ iiiadi- r.'i'.-aled
iiii-;tak.-- <i\ itl.^ntiiy in r.-laiion t.i th.^m. An int*-r.--tiii^- in-taiu;e of licredity. tin- latiit-r
of Dr. 'i'iniotliy Dwii;-![t fiein^ an o\vn coLi.sin on hoth his fatUt-r and iiiotln-r's side to
ex-Pres. W.jolscy: m. IV-f-. Ml, iscd, .Marv \Yakoina]!. dau.of Ilo-'er i-lu-nnan am! Marv
Lo.-lvw.tod ^DcF.'.ivst) Si;iniii'r of X.-.v ih'iv.. i>. April :j. lSd2; ;3 .dul.
825417. William Theodore Dwight, •Jum- lo, 17!).";; V. C. isi:!: tnt-.r th.-n-
1.S17-1!); pun:-, law ten yrs.. ls-Jl-:;J; pastor dd f on;;-, rhh... I'oithimi, M.-., ls:!-?-..d;: .1. at
Aiidov(-r. Mass.. ()<•{. •.?2, ISdo. lit- ^\ as on(:> ot the inosi prominent and inlinential nun-
istcrs in Maine; ex<-i-l!eii as ii jirea.fher: '• earnest to ve]i..-nniiee in vin;li.;atii;i;' tju- ]ioor:"
I'res. .ll a nunilMr id' inisvii)ii;..ry ami 1 <.-iH'Vol.'nt s.K-h-t i.'s; aul hor of sum! i_\ pud. oiati.m.s.
addre-st-s an-1 disi-..ins. s, an.l'dA /.v/z-.w;,/-' U<r. S, rmo JS. J>irii,/,t, J), I)', pul). IS.Il; S.
'i". I>. n.)Wii.,in <'ol.. IS.")!;. lie in. Ort. Vl. is:)!, I-:ii-/,a]ietli L.M'l:.-!niau. dau. of d'h..)nas
and Kli/al.M ili (1,.,. kernmnl l;rai!f..r.l <d' I)..vi-r. Del., who d. Oct. 2, 1S(;:;. a. .Yd.
I. ll.-iuy Ivlv.in. h. An;:. •,*, ISd'J: Y. (; is.",;.'; A n-iover d'h.-o. 1S.')7: past..;- i ong.
ehli. !\t llamlolph. Mass.. '2i yrs.: stud, in (.iermaiiy ami Idam-.-; Fhys. in I'liila. sim-,.-
1.SG7; m. Dec. 21. ISd.;), Laura )-aiinia l^eiirnLann .d' W.-uchai.-l. S\vit;'..-rlami, \> March
7, l.sdi;; 2 cldl.
]]. FJi/.ah.-th Biadf(.r<l, .Mav 10. ks;!.',: m. Aie;-, 12, l.v-,7. Rev. K-l.,-n Cotlin Smith.
1). Aug. 2-1. l-2i), s. of i'rof. \\\\\. Sniilh, ["lA).; "Pnd. K.-eles. Hist.' at Andove.- 'I'lieo.
Soni. sine- ISO:;; .v. /.
III. 'I'homa- Bradford, 0. S.-p.t. 17. ls:!7; "ik ('. lS."^i!k hiNvyeraml Dist. Ativ. at
Phila ; m. .June 0, is72, Jnuia Kl!h-ii, (hiu. (d' Ikd.ert Ii. an.l 1 ,u.-in.la ( 1 i,-dl ) Ik,ri.'-r .)f
\Vashingtou. D.l.
\\ . .Maiv W...il-ev. .luiu- 2:k Isd'.k re;. Amk>ver. .Ma-s.: unni.
Ak William Th(-.'Hi..r.-. .Inly 22. 1SJ{; .!. Xov. 12, is4s.
8254-3. Sereno Edwards Dwight, l^ee. id, 17-"!; pkys. ,-ind. .singeon in »he
British army; '• t he hamls. miest man ot tint ham.lsoim- family." — l),ri'jl,l I ii n . : had a
line \-ok-'- an.l ^\as a .:ood sinjii-r. 10- was f.st at s.-.i ..ft tin- (-.i:ist of .Xo'.a S-otia D..-e.
iO. I7s;;; in. .Ma\ ."). 177."i, Cynil.ia i'onn"-oy ..!' Xorf hanipt.m, 0. D.c. 7. I7.':>"); d..\Ia,y2s.
17'.;,'. Sk.' n,. (2) .kdiii kyiu'au. I.. S p!. S,"l7.':,n, a .h-af iiiiM.-. ami sin- d.. a: ki.th ".d' iu
(lau., Cynthia, who nt. Xov. 20, ISOO, Tiius ^siiiith .,f ( ■' i anky, Mass.
412
iii;.AN(if ov ki.izai;i;tii.
17.K \ r '/V'-- ^''^:\!' '■ y-- '- ^^'-- "' \Vi!k<.sl,am.. Pa.; ,n. S.,,t. 2;.
1. I'o'^l ;'■ ,-. /•''.'^'="" '■-li>'-^>l"'tlM.\uMnO l).-„isn„„rN. lh,v , (\.nn., w),o ,1 S,-|,t'
iV ; •,.,',"'■ '■-'-'^^'•^•■"■' ^"^^ 1. i;!'i': <1. 1)"-. ^. U^;;::. ir,. .In.l-r CI,.;. iMn-or
M....-;uHk ., ul \\_vn;niuu- Vallrv, t'a.. h. .)u!y i), IIW; y. ( ■. ,,.,,4. ,, .\„..^ ,s.;. 1!,.„,
... ^vL ^ \ J„sfu> J}.,.ls>„. V,u.:. ], ^^:2(i: Y. C. IM.y I,, 1 s:>0 w,.„i to !lr:n.,h;ln San.i-
wi.-ii Isiaiids, ai>.| nrv.T luir one,' I. rani tnuu. :>, J/,/,-,'//,/ ,i/,„ I.,.,. ],-, ,^0.,. ,'1 j.,|;.
2i. INOs d. <„,. 00, 1S4- ,„. ar Will...-,.,,.... Ma, 1, J.:;^, ,;„„. j;,', ,^ Iv , •^^ n 'l
van K. In,,.. Jl. jsini: r,„o„ ( ol. ]s:,0; la^v;,..,, M, .1, ,,,xxnk. h. ,h,lv. J.u.i- ,1 f;!;,
82/545. Jonat}ian l^Idv^tu'ds DwiRht, .!an. e;J, ]?:,!); v,,,t wiH, l,is 1 ;,,„l l,,-,,
Scn-nn Iv a..) nc „.,.^ to lou.Hl a clowy at \ai,;l,r.; a ftM-u-ards ].;,.,,, nuhlir 'h^-.s. ..t
<a„:,Joha|.,e. V \ ,,„.U1. Ih.r,. al,.u.t 1^(H»; ,„, .Au;,. J. V,S-' , \l\y]Ju \\ rvht .i Snyth
.'m,,HM',, w!.„.l. at k<,„.,. „r iH-i- s. .1. .-\. |.ui..b, i:-:7_.^. -j ,„)„., ,.i,ji ,, \,, ^ \^^^,J^
uiil;iii>\\ n. ■ •' "'"■" .^
U^^,J;-^' '■''''"' '-'l^^^^'-^-. ''• ^'^i- 'i- M'.iitreal. rauaJa, ly^!). •• unfoitunate in l,i.
II. .laiiir.- .\(laiij.';.
J.M.. ]]..1„. Woiti, (,,.J.Tn„, 1, .1,;,,,. !., ,-|rJ: d. at ]>,.tn.i! .-\j;,.i| H, isn " ]],' ^y,. .]
lniM,)f..,s aii(( d a; ^aciaiiicid. .1 iinf. ol). IS.iO
1. San,,,..! (M.lst,a, l:m. H. IsK,; .ailnr; ,„< ,.,.],a„t at M^Ml., Ala.; sti.di.d at
-\ '■; \J- ^'- ^\''^ '" M"^■'<^^. Sanrlv.;,-]: l-.;a„d.. and lau^lir nativ. l,-,,,.!, s tl,,.,.,..' ,„
'\ ■ '■' ='5' '.-i'l'.aU.d i.i.Jiv,. uu,!iau. Ai.iia Makai' of Molokai. ll.- i unw ^S'■^
<;ar,.ymi:,,„ada,,.y la.-.n a, Pnkuo, M. 1. .kvM::. A hams. FH,. i:, Is,-,;^. s-dlu,- oii k s'
n^r. >a,ra^-an-„.,, Is;:]. o_ s.uin^i, Ca.ti.k, Juu^Or, is;3(i. :l, .J ruK-rTK f O.; ':>o
i>.><. 1, i II \-.. kr.-iKi!'. (),.T. Mil. ]■■<:)•.), ' '. ^ ■
n. Cliar!..,. .In!v, l.'^Ri: d. Frk '2.' ksk.)
Ilk Kl^ak.tk Kduard-.. Xn^. ,f.. 1M7: ,„. F,.,.d,.,;,.i< M. S,n„„.,. a„d had <> .-inl .d'
t-.aii, !„,.,, a, s),.ua,-d: h.llnu.d. skn-nia,, t,. il,,. ...a. •?. ,I«.mks ])v,i,;)fT 1, \Hr'
nicThantn, l)..,ron, :J. \Vm. .\ i.kkki.. is.vj .1 (J,.,, Foinr ]s-,l "'.'•■i^-+.,
.. , '^'p ^^M.a], A-„K Dec. ]7,k<l!!; ,n, lk..v>,.„ Ik I^.rkms; nu'irka,., at MnLUval- <l -tt
-utn,. ]v,,u^,., ka.. Nov. ^. ]^:,.l. Sk.. is ,„,w. is7:k P:i,„ipal cd tl,,- J.„n ' d k ,
;.^-'"'"' ''] ''■"•""• ,'■ ^^ ^'. llr.NiA, k. kstl; ki-ut. an.l Ca,,;. i,. 1m Mi. i, V
i,''"'- f ''"^ '-.^ ^"^ ;iiT. c.vn. 1>. IS^d; irark., i„ ikr (as. l-;,io„ s.-liool at 1
1 •n.lt!: |)wi(;,rr. 1, l..V.>; t,..,rl, i,, Ca.s k,don s,.l„,>,i at IhTl-uit
\ I. .kiliics .\dpii;s. Si-l't. -Jl, k^-2.").
^'ll. -kill'. Ailvu, Sr.])i.. |s:!i. d An-.- k'^"i''
Sa'-uli; l''d::";'i."v.lIS' "■ ■^'"■'^^'''■^^^'^■'''i- '^-"/o^ '-•■- M.'.Mi.l..: t.lk-ia
n^f^'S;, w^!!?: plight,!., .k,,,^ .. nck „.. nsfl, G,.„. k.uis i:i..l,a,d M,„.,.i.. k.
<d' (J. 11. Will M
-MoJiitts, I, k^lO d ISM •; \\ \| ' > - • • ' ' '• '• J.l'-^^i.'^
>l Ik. Ik,M\-aj,d k,
loll
ol. (.avalry
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• . ■•.Ji-i.'-ii^. vi>. .'1)111 r> s nl u'l'iiiiit
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o„,.;„n,.My,,, la. 1 PI^:Kl■oNT]■„^^A,;,.., k.jsns; d. 1-kk ^-, J.kw.s
, ,, "-,' ■ 1^1-'. •;■ ^^-^i. -''Mi.xso.N,!,. ksll a, \\a,.r,.„,F).;r„. 1^:;., M,.,, d.ui
„■:/;;?■■";'' \vr'^ ';'^'"- r'' •^='=-'^ '^''"-"' - wain„^io,d, Ma,ud,.y . 1 1 ■
H..M.:x kor,.. M..x.n,nMK,: v. k. IMd, o. May, 1^-; i;.. Sa,m;,.l 1 In,:.. "^"^'■"""■- '^■
^r^"^^- ,:i'heodore Dwight, k. n,.,-. 1,-,, uok ■•ilappih- i>n,k.. Ids i..f, .,,.,n <„
::^-':::; :'■-;, ::::'.^-i;d?;:;'^^ i;" :-■■'<- '•^''--•'•v •■-'■• '-^- - '•-^^-■'''
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}finif'>ri! }f!i ri>r: sec. of tlic Urtf. ("'oiivcuTio!i, whof-c iiroccrdinps hf iviili. in \^.).). In
l>i]:\\s\\h. Alhtinji J)<i:!!i AiJrriii>^i r. In isiT. \)i"^::<\\ tJir .A'. )'.J)iiih/ Aflr, rti-^, r, ^.n^A
WHS iissnciiitp cilittM and i>r)]i;-. till 1S;>.3; r.-tnim-.l t,i 1 l;iri T. A t'cuiinlcr ;uiil :.crivr' (iiii-rior
of tlic Bible S')ri<-ly. A^suciai "<1 with Also], ami II.i[ikins in tli»' Jv-^avsof the A"--/// in
ilie Jlcrtr'", ■'!.]/', lYiin/. AutKor of J.iie oj ./, il'i rxoi, ; m. Alihv ANon of Mid.lidoun
Conn. ilf tl, in N. V, City, Jun.- I'J. i,^4(i, a. S--'. :! chil.
I. TIh-o-Ioiv, li. Mav 3, i:.yu; Y.i'. 1M4: sj,-!,! ],is life in literary and pliilan-
tluojiic jiurs'iifs. A in-oldic- wrii'M-; a Lfood lini;iiisr: nieni. of nianv ]dii!M-;i )j)Iiic;-d, srien-
tific and literary sorir'iies: rec<'ivi,'<l formal thanks at dilTei-ent liinfs from several of tke
liberal ^oveiiimems id' ill" Sii;;ni.di-A nierii-a II liei'iiblies: IMirriorX. \. A'^vluni foriln-
Blind. As one of tlie N. V. (.'ity I'ublii; Sebool ( 'oniiiiiiii'e he ini ;<idnced' vocal nni-ir
into tlie imblie sehools. In ]So4, joiiu'd with (ie.)i-.:-e WubiT to sr^tU,' K:iiiv;,.-, will! l-'r^-e
yoilf-vs, and directly induied llj. wards of ;i,(!0) |ieison.s lo ,-etile tliere. Ivlited 3'. }'. Adr, r
tiscr, his fatdicr's pajfer. )'ooi/:'.-< J'l/i/iij J-'.i/i, r. A 'iirrir.n, M, alitor, luninh/ ]7.w7e/-,
Prrdrst'iiil VinoU-ntnr, X. Y. rrc^-^'i/ti rlmi, t'li ri.<lun, AU:<inr.<, an<l An fsnirHti: li,ih,<i,
His', "f Co/.i'., ]S11; A ."^iiiintiir l'oi:ri<, thr. y,,rt]nTii <n,<J MldiJir Sl.flm, lsl7: »/,■,■/-
ini'&t!'r\'< Fri: I'd, ^ijiiinni Ti-'ifhr. ],i.\.'-ii>i.\ ui iiin!,\ FaUur's j;, ..,!.■ , and a i;ood nianv
poetieul compositions, sonic- of which are in F'-r i; .■-!'.•< J\,(/.s /,/(,>,,„,; ./.;ii rii'il ,,f h 'J'.m',
ill ltd 1 1.!. Adrrnt'Tifi iijAf OfLif-- S'j/dicr. 17^(7 f.' Tr.uis, I'rfs. I)irl<jt,f>< J)ej-[sUn',s ,it Yiil-
Colhyr. A S-l' 'ul BlrtinKiiri/of IiOi>t.-i ifinl J)- riint' /■,.■<, and otlur works, (iaiil)aldi, when
in this coiintiy coniinitted his Mss. autol)ioi'raph;> with him, to be used at his di.scrftion.
lie ]Uib. it in . He was a iiieui. of the bitaie ('oiineil nearly .S'^vei, vt-ars. He ^^vas
takine; leave of his daiiphier on ti lailroad car in .Jj/isey City, when ti;e train started; lie
jumped ofi and was faialiC hnil; d in ]!roold_sn (iet. 10, INfif!: m. .\jiril ■,'-1. l^'F,.
Eieanor i;..v:iid (jr iJojsd, wle.i il. in iv , Apiil Jo, ISTu. J, ,M, \(;(.v BAv.vi;;), I'eb. iT,
18'2y, d. Feb. 11, is.yi. i, Vaa.'.s B<ivi>, Sept. ](i, isau; m. l-Vi,. is, l^fiO, Ca.pt. C. \\.
Kennedy oi X. C, an otlicer in 1". S. .\7 (his i-i :.!.), after\\:. id, ef the (J. .jifedi rati-
Xa\y; now, IS?:;, a meichant in Xmdolk. Va.; ] (diihl. ], 'J7/r'jd.,)r ]jiri<;ht, b. Jiilv C.
lS6»j. 3, Tjikudokk, .March 4, If":-:!:;; d. J)ec. IS, IS.VJ. 4. M.\!n- .Vi.so'f. '.March "l?.'
183(5; coudi'.c'is v.-ith sister Anr.a a e'l-jv' .-chool in P.. 7, A NX.v ?>[.\ !;i a, Xos. Is, i -•,?.
(), AforsTA MoOKK. Xr.v. fs, iNiO; n)..Iune 2:], ISCiS, Shev^vood Ix !-7'rr)s. ?. ]:i;i;i:i ca
J.-VFKii.W, Mi'.rch 1, 1S4-J; m. Oct. ^. ItfiJT. Ke):t';.ii Bokwell, b. April 2:^. iN;iS: ('apt. Co.
K. Ibth KeiTt. Mich. \i)ls.; with Banks ani^. Canby. Red Hiver a.nd .Mobile Campaign;
Judi^e .\dv(icate marly a year; l^rovost Court in .X7-.\- Orleans: ]irac. law in MiniU'apol'S
t\voyis.; now in X. \. C. ] ciiihl.
II. \\ illiaiit Biciiard, Jan. ;.'o, IT'.IS; m. S'.pt. '..io, iS'Ji;, .Mar\- \N'arien l'7ske, a i;-r.
dau. of L'ol. M(d'en, oliicer of the day at execution of Major .Andre: an. ofncer for '.Jo vrs.
in various banking- instittitions; fond of musii', and a sltillful linte jdaver; Dea.'lsr-
Presb. idih., Brooklyn, and of So. Presb. (dih., of which he t)er-aine Bulinu- Elder, and
Stated Clerk id' Sessions. Jle d. June s. lsii4. 1, i'.i.i/Anr.iH I'iski:. ])e/-. 4, 1,s-27: d.
April '2f), 1S:;i. 2, Jfi.iA Poirri'i:, Xoc. :!ri. \)-.\u, d. at Ho:vb;,:y, uiun., Jan. s, bSi.il.).
8, VA.\y.\v.):\n 1")skk, Au;r. l"i. P's'do; d. May U. IS'io- ni. Oi-i. (;, Vs7'>, Benjamin Pierce
Staitli. 2 (ddl. 1, (ii:(ii:.;i: Si'iu.xc, b. Dec. M, l,s:i7: maimf. tunbiHll;is ami parasols;
Pres. India BubberC<i.; It. Pl. contractor, .Midland H, P.; litei'ary tastes and \viiler of
good verse; -es. Morristown, X. J.; m. June 27. ls'',10, .Mary '.rorrey. b. Dec, lb. bSoLi. *!
clul. ."3, .Ma]!Y Eh\v.\i;ds, .Vut;-. 19. l.'^dS; m. Sr-pt. 17. iHli-J, \\4n. Arheiton. b. .Vn.e-. 1!!.
ISoS; leather merchant of Boston. 4thil. d, Sakmi .Mi;[,f,7:x, b. .March lo, ISd'l; u;.
.Mandi o, ISd:;, Bosseter Worthiiieton Hayniond, li. .\pi-il 27, ISJO; edin-r Foiiho nlii:
and Miniiir; .liiiirnii'i , A\\Awy o'i Ainu !< iif (l,c WiKi. Aimririiir Afim.s mid Miniiiij. Afifs.
Mills <iiid 'Fiirniirrs, Sdaroiid <!<jhl, I'ltr <'!,iUJri id s li', ./■, Srr, n S/n, ■;■.■< Jdr Scr,/, Darf
Lliiislnftid \\'oud,r<'.nd Slnyij Jlnd.:, ISnu; llmrts. lie is a l". S. Coin.' (d' -Mininy Stat-
istir-s, and s|iecial lecturer on iriii:inir ,;:'eology in Lafayette Cid. 7 clii!.
82549. Maurice WilliaTii Dwight, ic Dec 17, 17i!d; .M..D, ; d. at Kempsvil h-,
Va., of yellow fever, Anir- 1-, 17l'd; m. abt. 1 T"-'.'. .M ai -^ar.T DeW iti of .Milford, Conn.,
b. (.)ct.-2^. 17t)7: d. at Pittsburi;-, Pa., Julyli, Is-jJ.' She m. I'J) ("apt. J(din Mav of
Iladdain, (.'onn., ami had dan. C7ith;aine I'oud Ma\-, 1>. Jiilv lo, isotj; ni. Oct, '■'>. rs2s,
Piichaid i:dwa,lds of Pi tlsi>iir>.r.
1. .\lar::aret Van ilorn. b. Dec. 2i), ITUd; m. \\7n. Bell,
II. Ilen'iv Mdv.ii;, April dO, J7;);:3:d. Aue-. 21, 17'..'(i.
111. Catharine B.anker, <7<-t. O:.'.. 17!) I; d. 174). -'.o, Kl.id.
W . .Maurice V\'iliiam, .March -(, J 7!id; ' ^diiniiiia C(d. 1 Sid; stud, d'heo. at Princeton;
D.l).; m. .May i), lN27, Catharine, dau. of .Maj. John C. Ten Bioeck of J{uds-..n, X, Y.;
d. s. /. at Brooklyn, Die 8, lN7ti.
414
UKAN'CII OK ELIZA !!I:T1T.
825491. Ivlai\a;:u-ot Van Iloru Dwicchl, 1.. Dc-.-. -yj, 17'jO; ,]. 0,1. ii. is:^; ,,1.
ANin. ]>,■!!. jr., h. Iivhuid, l"i-l.. 11, li'Sl; wliolr-al.' i\\-v >r.,o(ls nu-irli i'itisl,!iv.-
rirli; ,1. Nov. -J. is:,), ,-,. 7-1. ■ ■ ' '""
1. \Vilii;,,!i .M;uilicr B-ll, 1.. Ort. V2 . \S]->; ,1 .l„ly 2 1. ISri; in. .\],ril •,'(), IS.'iT,
Iiiinu:lh A. H!(nvii. (wliosf llintlicr \v;i-; si.-<. of r.i^iM)[> r.;i-r", ,|ii o'.' Mclli. l';],j-. clili Soiuii)'
Slio (i. Oct. •,>!;, 1S:);J, a :\S- (2) Jan. -U, isiil, .Mary .Ian,- .MiU -;, 1.. Apiil ■-?:;. IS'J^: l"- was
ii )u;n, nl. in .\ I'l'^liany C'it.v of hmwn (i.tt.ui slicrtjiius. 1, Ci.mi.v BAsrini, h. .Ian. 2t\.
]^;)S: 111. i-fl) -Js, isi';:, Aloeruon Sidney .Vlnunta'n! '.\l(ir-a.i,. Col. l'. S. .\'. , ii. Mayli"
ls:ll, i- in .nnwiitiinl V . S. arsenal ai I'irt.-hn i-^-; 4 (.-liil. 2. .M .\ i;(..\ i:i:T D w i,. ii i . Jan. 1,
lSil;ni. Nov. ^S. ls;:>, .loss.^ ivlliot .larobs. 1,.' .Ma.irl, Ii). lS:;;i: (J.-m. A'ji. (.'real Hr(M(l)li/-
Lit'./ In-s v'o at C'lira-o. ;;, JM.niiKNCK. h. May ,S, isl^,; ni. IVr. l.sTo, Jos-ph I'lliiion'
^Vof..l. K. An::'. Is, ls:l!): j)!-! rolenni <onj. niorcli, at P.: 1 son. 4, F.MvtA. I. o.i. 14, Is.!",;
]-ii. Jan. -JW, .is', I, i'.ilwara S],anMin,-- Vli nirhil I , a W.. 1. innivli. at I'oi I land , .M.'. , li.'
Ajiril IsK",; -.111' d, Nov. 24. ]S7l. .'.. \\"m. D'.viout, li. .\iMi! IS, 1S4S: ,!. o.-t -] ]S()->'
II. .Injin W'alioi- l^dl. \<. <)rr. Id. ISl.-l: d Sopi. H. 1S14,
ill. Walt.T Dwii^ht Hell, 1). Ort. -J-J, lSM;in. l>.r, :;. ]s4l, l^lizahrtli Ami irnlialds
;d' l^hiln. IN' i.- .-! i.naiiul. ■>(■ pi-- i,-,,i,. cast iron |)i|)f--, .■'.-.: re,.. I'hila.: 1 (ddld
]\'. Sarali Ann H.dj. 1,. Keh. 2:1 ISlC: in. Oct, 4. ls;'s (om,. ( -nlljcr <,.f Si. l.oui:,,
aM v.-f. ), l..MaMli 17, \:\Hr. wholesale cfoccr: ricji hald.er ;;t' St. j.ouis, v.lir. l;ed. dlllv
Is. ]sr>2. She !■-. n;,vv (is;;;) in ( 'iijiia V. ith hei- dan. Ma.r-iuet nwi-ln. 1, .M .\i;(i \i:i.'r
Dvvifnir. h. .hdy 2."). iS:!'.': ni. Mar^di 2',. Isf,;), J.-.tlian Alh-,, Hitchcck. a I'ea nnTcli.at
Hon/r Ko!i^-: ( liinliant A ( 'o, : 1 (diil 1. 2. Fi!,\.\ci,- l-'.ri'n r; «.-i *., Anu'. 1. 1^41; ,1. Fel>.
■,'^, ]s!';. d, W'm. Bki.i., Aiie-. 2?, i.s44. 4. .M,\rnn, i; Dv, n;iri\ Mav (!, ]s4"i;; Y. c.
isfU;,; lawyer. Si. houis: ni. Jnne 7, !s72. Claia Aide.-, o. Tn(eM.\s I-'.^sm-it, b. dan. Id.
I'^ls. fi, 17).ix,\ni;rii ddK.MAX, h. C)ct. Ii). ISlfi; ch Sein ]4 Is.'di 7 llivVy Sei)' l"
is;.-;,!: d, l^U. ]. is.-,,-). ' • t ■ -
^. 'idieode.l-e l)\vi;;ht H(dl. OC. o. 1S17:d. Oct. 2:1. 1 S 1 S.
V], Mary i-,ii/.a he; li 11-]]. l^.-c. 2:», ISIS; d. Mar>ii d, Isju'.
Vll. Mar-anM I'cWiri ]!ell, Ani:-. 'JJ, ]s?ii; m. John Lo^an HIaine, h. o' reen Co..
Ky.. Ma-ch 2'd. IM):; nu-ich. at St. l.onis, whr. lie d .Mav ','(i,'l (15; ; chii,
Vlil, Henry IJni-crs r;,ll. h. Ma.rrh 2!), 1S2-,'; d. .Inm' 14, l-nd- M D inac Chica-o
•and .M-advilh-, Pa..: 4 chil. " ...
L\. Pavid, \\ iihanis |'„dl. h. duly 0. ]S2d: lawyer in Ihiishuro-.
X. Al.irem.ai Sidnev had!, h. An^^. s, lS2:i: la\vvi i in I'., m. \)rr 14 Is'.'r^ Mai'>.arei
Sara]! Vh\U. h. duly (I. ls2s; :', diil,
XI. l.oui^a Maiia. An--. 2U. 1S-J7: d. dune i;, lS.-,-.>; m. June 27. isli.), Jolm Ih
^^]lel>ley. lawyer. St. l.miis.
XII. Ca.iiai.ne j-llh-n Pell, dnly 2. ]S2i); m. <.)ct. s, is,-,l. Ihn . dedin Van Liev.-
Keynoids, h. Xleadville, Pa., Aj.ril f2. ls]r,:deih. r.d. IS;!!; j'rineeton ddie.). Seiu. hSds;
Presl). Mill, ni Mi-adv. :',{) yrs. ( |S:;s..(;i),^ ., /_
Xlll. Kli/.ahc'tll Woid.siw Peli. h. Se],t. 7, |s,;4; ni. ^lav i:,. IShl, pes-. >f,iicns Wis-
liait ff \Va>liin,-ton, ,1'a., h. Peh. 4, Isdd; 'U'a.sh. Tol. is'll: ihvsh. .Min at i'ittshur-
:■'. (diih " . "
8254.11. Nathaniel Dwighv, b. Jan. dl. I77ii; d. Oswi^eo, X. v., Jmie 11, isdi,
of Lake fever, cantrht v. hile on a visii 'here-; .^tud. nnd. at Hartford wdth Dr. Ma'sc.n F.
Co,iiS%ve]l, .\sst. Stii,-. r. S. A., at (Jov. island, X. Y. Harhor; ].rac. at Westfield,
Mass., New I.onrion and N'^'eiherllehl, lAuui. In IM2, set. as minister a.t We.stcdiester',
("o)in. ; rem. to Providciicr-. P. I.. 1S2U. , hence lo Xorwirh. Conn. He j.rej.ared and jnil).'
tlie firs; s.dnud i^eo-raphy n-ed in the U. S. it was in the h^rm of (|iu-stions and aiis. ;
it was very extensively used and ])opularl\)r s(Aeral years. He wrote •■The (freo.l Ques
lion Answered," and '"A (■ou;i..'ndi..us liisi. cd' the Sie-nn-s of lh.- I >r-ciaration of lnd(>-
jitndence." He \vasamone- the liistt" set in motion thesvslem oT Stare Insajie IN-treats;
m. June '2-\. 17iiS, Pehecca, dan. of .\|.],h-i,,n and Marv" Stillman P.ihhins of Wevhefs-
rhdd, h. 17; I. d Ajiril 2S, ls4S. 1,, J,,... v,,utli s!ie was 'celehia;e<l for her l.enntv
1. ( hild. d. r.'J'J at h.
II. Jolm Aiiyn. Sepi. 10, IsnO; vial est. hroher; num.
11!. (.'ew. Ih.hhins, X<e,-. ;i, ISi,,'; ,11. Feb. 22, ls;i2, Sai ah Smii h <d' \\\ Uv d s. i\
o.t Dnnki-k. X. Y.. .\ny^. 24, IsC.S.
IV. ddn.mas .Mason, Dec. 17. ]s(l|; j'hanklin rni\. at Athens, (.'a., ]sH!. Pi-esb.
Theo. Sem. C'olnmbia, S. ('., ]s;;d; pa.M.irchh. ;it Path, <.a.; m. Sept. ]|, 1 s:|:i, A n-elina
Hiini of X'ew P.i'uii.-wick, X. J., b. ls(),;d. Oct. 11. is:;!',: (2; Xov. 2::, 1S12. Almlia
C'dlins of Mi'ldleiown, ( ojin,, h. Ind'ejm. Sep!. 4. Ish!; id) .hui. "j. 1^.77, Sophia Palmer,
win, d July 14. 1S7II. He ^^a,, also set. over (.'ony. cidi. at I'utnev, \ t'. , lSiil-!s(j.-,. {[
inviGllT.
415
■GiiJii'KT Snowokn". April '-2. iS:'-"): ••nlistcd U. S. VoU. 41st (Miio, C.,. K ; scro-t. iind
ord.rlv ,] at I,<)ui>vil!r, K\ . . nf tvplioid r,-vcr. J i.lv 1-t, IsC"! ■/. liy 0.1 in.: ;', Mason
Coi.l.iNs. ('-ct. -A. ISi:-;: ci.li-^'.Ml <•-,. 1, In. iiairi- Cav. (if N. Y., U-ii'i; tii. O..-. •-.':>, ISCl,
llcr.ic,- (.'alhariuc I'.i-owiiiiiLr. I>. .\i>i:-. TJ, l>lii. 1 rliild.
\'. ll(Mir\ (•(-■il, li.Oi-l. -J"., IS.IC,: d. Nrw l,i)li.]n;i. ^.'i.t. 17, ISDT.
\'I. lli'iiiV ('.■.••1. 1>. Nov. C, Is'UT: 11). liis <;<.ii>;ii, Auiu-s .\Mi_v Dwi-lii: iuimtI). ir.
].:•., .^Ii(d..v. f', N.'V. II. is;;i): iVM Sept. 1, ISl'i, Sarali Auu-j of Mcnl p.li.T, \'i. 1 cidld.
Vli. Naili^iiii.l .\pi.lrt,.ii, .lull.' (',; ,1. .Inlv 'Jo, isd'.).
V!!l. Natliaiii.-l Appl.-tmi, May -j;!: .1. Au,-. 30, ]slO.
8254.12. Elizabeth Dwight, h. Jan. '2'.), 17?0: d. .d' cons. 1).^-. 8, 1S]8; in.
April -.3, I7'.!-:. ^\ illiani W'alti.n \N o,d-ry. 1.. S. pt . 17, 1 7(i'i, .s. of l^'lljlunin \\'oo]scy, jr..
-I. I' D.isoris. L. 1., and Ann MniiSfiii Ijis wf.. and, l.r... id' Mary Wnnlscy. who iii . ''re.st.
'I'inw.iliv i)\vii;lit. Mr. \^'olll.-^^■y was a IfadiiiL;- ni.'iidiant in N. V. ( '. ami Indd many
^11)1. li. oitii-t's'and uu-rs. 1 !■• wa-; several y(.'.irs Prest. ..f llo> N. V. Mcrclianis' l-lxidiange
(.■(>.; Ti-ca-Mirc!- and A'i.-r- Pi.-r. .d t]:v Aiii. BiM-- >..:■]• ly. l\<- m. C'l !'.-<•., i.s].-, S;:'-:ili
K dau. <d .liidr.' <'l.ri)li-- ami .Vniuail ( 1 )arliinj ) ( 'lianmcv. a desi-. of 1 janiiah (Tiittk')
\V(dl<s {•':] of N. Ilav.. 1. \Ur. -2. 17>-0; .1. •'. /. F.'l>. 0, is^if. II.' .1, An-. ]>^, fsyii, a. 7>i.
1. ^Jarv An;. \\'....is,-. . 1.. Marrli :!, 17!K;; d. April -^S, IsM; m. S.'pt. :.. 1S1:J,
, hired S.-arl.r.!...mli. li. .Ian, 21. 17^1"; s. .d ..I..-.e]dL and I'elK.rah S. of l',i .mklyii. Conn.;
y. ('. ]S(i); 111. ;.-iiani at llanf.-ni. Cjuii.; d. N'ov 2o, ISlC,; pi; X.>v. S. ISlO, <;,-org-e
Kna.dl.-v, 1.. Brar.f'.)rd. Cunu.. l'.-.-. to 17sl; d. at Cleveland, (.)., Im'L. 20. 'l>^r,] ; Y. C.
ISU] : 'i"iit<.r ]SO:i-l-0;;. In Isiii;. '07 and liS \\',L-lii!i^i..n eo: n ,po:iden'. of tlie J'/nlii. I'.
>'. <i(i^n/r: Mayor oF New Haven ISO-.' lo IS'JIi an.l l'i.'st...f tlie Ivmle Lank. In lS;3ii
rem. tn t'l.'viland and was ti\i' times eleei.-.l .May.,r, lS;,;0-;.i7, dorm;; wjiieli tiun' lu'
decidiri! 00, Odd suits; .May.)r of C. aj;;iin i.S4l.;-47. He was a li..rtii-nltuii<t, arhorist.
oo-,i..ir.^t, and I'l.rn.-d in "New lMu:-l;in.l faniil> lii>t<. ry. ;'. liy Is! in: 1, \\'ii.i,i.v>r
^V(.>._ll.M•■v. 1.. Alii:-, on, Is'il. liiendnint at Cin. ,'(.>., amlViext. ed' tin.- IJaidc ol tlie Oiiio
Vall.n ; m. Apiil 17. 1.^41, Sarali Van P.eiii.M of Zaner.N il1e, (.).. ii. Oet. Od, IS-,', dan. of
John and K!iz;d..;t]i Aspinwal! Van li. : lias had, in .ddl. 0. I'h.fz.v nr.Tii Jnvj.iirr. h.
Nov. 1, 1S1.3: d. next .lay. '■'.. .lusKi'ii, ).. jiiul .1. .Ian. "I, 1S17. /. hy O'l m.: 4. M \\<Y
A\S He,.., iii,i,\. I..' Se],'t'. ;-]. IS-Ji); d. .Inly ."i, ISdO: m. Jan. i). isjil. 'Jdinnias Fr.lle;-
P.ini.,'re.'y. M. |).. hoinn-puihy: ■^. ef ]!r. 'J'iie(..i]i.re an.l .Maiy I'lill.-i P.: Pninn ('..'. ]>■.:].">:
res. ]).-u-.iJi, .M;e)i.: Iiad '> ijiil. .j. Jh.iz.M'.i;! n Dvacnr, le .lane 11. ISOO: m. Mav 8,
, LS44. .loslaia Hail lial.-s. h. Mar.li .-,. 1S17; W"..',-^. Peini lSo7: hieuP V. S. A. in 1-dorida
wiir; Ihhr. <M-n .d (.1. V.ils. fre.in Ai.ril t.; Aiii;.. ISeil: lawyer: stale Senator iSdl; r(\s.
(iiieiiiiiaii. U.: s. ef !>!■. (.'.■■■>. an. r Jdi/.al.eth ilali 15.: ."") eliil. C, (.i.oKi.i:, le .lulyoi,
]62ii\ West, h'eserve Cnl. is.i 1 ; lawyer: .hnlio-'of the Supr.'ine ('..art .d ihimillou e"o.,
'<-)., 1 8.32-0 and ]Soy-(i'): siiiee IsiM Pn.f. (d' eonnnereial law- hi Cincinnati f.aw scliool ;
Pr^-.t. j'l-o ft'iri. of tlie ])..-in. c.inv. of Ciin, l.'riSi). wdindi iii.:ainate<| (n^n. Hancock for
P;-.-^t. P. S. : n:, .\c,.r. }:]_ is.-,I, M;ir>,- Pa.iriiet P.-irve.f Ciii,. Ii M,uv]i 1, 1S:.'7: dau. of
Jvuiiuel and .Maiv Burnet Ih-w ]>'.■ :l rdiil. 7, PAfn.\, 1>, An-. .'>. is;i4: d. .lune 19.
isr.:!.
IP Isli/.aheth \Vo.)l-..-y. h. n,;t. (), 171)4: m. .hm. OlP PSlCi, Francis Hayurd Wjn-
lliio]>, jr.. (lii< 2.\ wf. ), h. .Sl.areh On, 17S7 (s. of Fr.iiK-is Hayard and l-^lsie Marston W.);
y. C. I'sdi; lawver at X. Hav , d. Vlar.d. 01. ISll. !!.■ in. il) dnlia Ann ]h)o;t.vs, u cons,
of his 0.1 wf. l', 1'fii;(i. \\'.)oi,si;v, 1). Oct. ol, ISKl; d. S.-p.f. OS), is-jd. 0,' EniZAUKTii
\V(.a)i,si:v, 1), Nov. 01, ISOd; re^. Stalen Island: unin. :'., Ff.ANrls P>.\ Y.MM). li. Dec. 07.
ISOO; d. F.di. 00, ISOd. 4, Puii.v, Sept. p;, 1^0.".: ui. NVm. Teniplfton .lohnson, w lio
d. Oct. OS, ISilS; (s, of Win. .Iidiiis.m. r.'[>oiler of cas.'s in the courts i.f X. V.) .5, Thko-
iKiKv;, h. S.-j.t. 00, PSOS; y. (■. 1S4S: visiie.P Ihiro]K' for health 1S4".t-.'(I; then b.-cair.e
li!to:io .-. of Wni. IP .Aspinwall, in \vho:-c cuntini;- lion-c he wa^ aftci-waixls ein].loyed.
Sjieiit twii years in P;in;..nia in . niplny of th.' Panama Sieainship Co, \'isiteil C.alilonua,
■<,»rei.'oii ami \"an C.mveis I-Iand. Ace. jmpanie.l the r>;irieii F,x]icditi.in (d Pieut. Strain.
In is.-|-| a.iinitied lo tlic har and pr.i.-i ic'd in Sr. Pouis, .Mo.. Ini1 the climate not ii..^-reeino-
with him, v.'in.iv.-il to X. V. ( '. In ISlll, alter fall ,,f F.ut Sumter, h-- joined lhe7tli
P.'-t. X. V. S. X. C., ami iH'came niililaiy secretary .>f (i.-n. P. F. FwiiIit at lAirt
M;'inr..e, with raniv of Maj..r. Kili.'d at tin"' hat tie of Bi,c- liethel, \'n.,,luue ID, ISiil.
Auth.if of r,,'/' /V/vv/z/.s. ,7,;>/// /lr,nt. f-M/rli, Ji nit/l< r'"f( , CiOlo,- <h-"l Si/d,//r, JJf,' In fj,r
Opin Air. ami a numhi-r.)f n.a ;;a/.im: ariicles, (iiie.)f wlihdi was an ai'count ..l' i Im c;im -
].aiiii! of the 7th lo'-i.. ii! thi' Athiutii' .)!"iil!if:i .d .Pine, ,)nlv and Auc-u.-a,. l,s(iP
/'/.'/.P.v JU,,'/. J)iri. (i. Wii.i.iA.M Wdoi.si.v. 1).' An--. M, ISIil; ^^ C. ps,",] ; i,.,u-ver:
as'-lvi;;iit t.) ,!e,.l_;-i- Ad,-, ...-•at.' d'eli. i!.d! in the laic- war. wit!
d' Mah.i
Sa);aii Cii.vi \('i;v
Xov. 0>-:, is:l:p d. Se|.it, :iij, is:;|. s. Sakaii CiiAC.xe'iov, Dc
41C
HKAXCH OF ELIZAISF.TIf.
is;)-!; ju. iNCi, 'I'linidmv W'estfiii: Y. (.'. 1^-.^;;: n v'wW t-riL'iiifcr finplf.'vcd on Ci-ot.iu
^^■:l!^■l• \V<.iks. She il. b'xui, Icaviu- 1 <-1mM.
IIJ. .lol.u .Muniloi.l W'lHu^ry. li. ,ii;ii. 10, i:\H\: \. ('. isi:-!; liarilwan- )imt.-1i;uu in
X. ^'. ('.. iiuii laid- l:ui(! a^-i-iir and rapilalisi in ('!pvi!:aul, O. : r. s, 1S.")2^7() in X. liavcii.
(-Viiiti., aiul d. lli.Tc .liilv 11, 1S70: liurii'd al Dusni'ls, L. 1.; lu. ls:i-2, Jaiu\ dau. of !>!■.
John Andrews T.f WaHinirfiTd. (Vmn. 1, Saii'iH Cli Ar.\(i;v. li. Jan. "^H. IS:!."): a j-^iimlar
\\iili'i-, Iniowii a'- ">''/.v7/< ('(HiHihj, ." i^oilor of Liji und Lilfirs of }{rx. J/,hiiiii. 2.
,1am: A.M>i;1' ws, 1). (),••,. 05, IS-MG; ni. licv. li. nry Alia ri Vaiiil'-y; V. C. IS")."); tuioi-
lSoS; I'nif. in P.t.Tlcel,-y lliviniiy ScIim.p! \V.\<\<. Srr.i.) at. .Middi'-loWn. Coiui., If^ii:] to
IS^O. and (1. tlifTf Ajii'il 3. ISS-J: 4 chil. :'. I'm/. Mir.i'u ])'.\ i<,irr. April -J), IS.^S; in.
Jinie l;!, 1ST7, llaaii-l Cat (iihnan: V. C. j'^Vj; I'rof. tlifie 1 s(i;i-7-..>: Prt-s. I_ niv. of
(.'alifornia, IsTii, and now (IbTS) Pics. .Julm lloiddn,^ i'niv.. 15,-)ltiiMnn', .^ld. iIIlmu. Isi
Mfii-y Krt<diani vlio d. Oct. ".35. l.'^l.l'J). •]. 'J'li iiuixnii': Wai/iun. Si-jk. 7. I^IO. 5.
WiLLiA-M ^^■AI.•|•^^■, July IS, lS-I-2: m. dnm' 1 , isf;;). Catharine I'.nrkini^liani t 'mii vi r<;
lives on a planiatlon ai Ail<rn. S. C; 1 rliild. 1. Chw'i i'mi.^t,! lu-i: \\ Jan !l- d J unt-
il, 1K72.
1\'. Williriin Ceil V\'o(.lM_y. (fv.ln wit]; Ji.],i, M.); \. C. l.viM; a in-ii>.Mii-iT in .\. Y.,
v.liiTi." lie d. Nov. U. 1S4l): nn "Mandi, 1S-H|. Catliarinc JNda'cca Bailry. dan. of C.-n.'
'I'Ju'iidorn-, and 2d \vi. Kdiei-ca Talma::.' IJ. ;, li May -Jd, 1N|)4: d. in X. llav. Jiilv 24,
INM. 1. Ann Ki.iza, Jan. 22, ls':!0; m.J iuk- 5, isil!). Saniind l-'isli-r Cannali. !•. "ls:>,i .-
s. of Culidj and Sarah (.'. of Fri.'Uiisvillc, I'a.; a lar-v land invin'r al W A riUi^iin:-, V:i.\
\\v A. Jan. 27, 1SG4: .•^h^ d. J uno 27, l-Oo; 2 <-hil. 2, W.m. W'Ai.TiiX. Ain'i'l 24, In:)!: V.
C. Mtd. S'diool; prac. at LHi!)ui|Uf, Iowa, wdnre lu- d. .May 2'>, js.")7; ni. 0;-i. 4, IS.-j.^.
Fanny Sheldon, h. Xowpoii, X.C, .\])ril \). LSH'.*: dau. of l.^rael of Oranu".-. X. J., and
wf. >!ary Wallace (P.ord<-n> S. She m. (2) Wool-.-y l-;(.u-er- Hopkins: 1 ehiki. :], 'I'iiK'..
l)0l>vs J1au.i;v. Maxell '), ls;;it: a tlonr inerrh. in X. \. <.'. : in. n.-t. |. \>.-\\_ Marv iiniihe-;
i?ailey of iMn-dham. X. Y.. o. ls:iS; dau. of Xa.iln Pk-.t! and i:!; /.a ( Meir) l>aiiey. He d.
•V. ('. Anu'. 9. l^''.k 4, (k-\ Til.MilM; Cix ii,, k. P;'e. .",, kS-Kt; res. X. Y.; lliiin.
V. Lama W'ook'-^ey. 1). Jam PJ, lSt)U; ik al Stratford., Com: . Nov. 2'.i. IsSd; last
surv. dau.; ni. April 2. 1n24, ^Villianl Samuel Johnson-, b. Dee. iH. K;)."), s of Sanitn'?!
Williani Johnson and Susan, dan. of I'ierpom l^ilw.^rds and Praricrs O^den: irrad. Pnioii
Col., X. Y., Ibl4; res. Stratford. Conn.: chil. h. in X. ^\ . 1. Srsv.v Ei)v,Ai;r-s, M.areh
12, 182.): nn June 27, ISGl, William Henry Ilnds.m. ),. in. P-ed... p],^-.. peh. 12. 1S2(\ s.
of Jos<-])h Hudson, afterward of X. Y., and Fdlen Pa\erty TcMil^er; kille<l by a railroad
accident at Stamford, Comn, ^Piy 7. IMJ-I: h. i. 2, SAAn'Kl. V\'!i.i.i a'.! , b. Oct. 27. Is2::^:
graJ. Piinceii/H Co]., X. J., IX-I'J. and in his la".- stinlies a.t Ikirvard in PS,")! ; ni. ?\Pirch
1, Fmnces Ann Sainh-ison. P. Oet. 27. H2ik d-'n. df J7ilv,ard Fisln-r Sanderson of Suiiield,
Eng., and Julia i.'a.row, (kcu. of Isaac e'arow of N. Y. ; 1 <-liild. 3. PvfUA \'\'(mm.sJ';v, b.
Aprils, iyo7; nn Dec. S. ISC,:;, ])i. Wm. Ik ni-v Carni'dt, b. An^-. Ml, k^oi;. s. of Caleb
and Siirah Curniall of Lakeside, Pa.: .M.D. of" .\. Y. ; 2 chil. -i. \\'.H)!.si:v. M.D.; P.
Feb. S. Ib42; e-nid. Prkneeton Cok, ISdO. ar,.! ai N. Y. .Miik Col. 1^'ikP i)liy^i.-ian in ,\".' Y.
Yi. TiieedMic D\viuJit WnwPey. 1... (.)ei. ;;i, Psul : ^^ C. J,"-.''!.- tntm-." lS2:'-V~i: sMnk
Theolo;/y at Princet;)ii and ^A-w Haven; ^lud. and traveled in Fuiope 1S'27-:^:m: Piof.
trret'k Lan^nia,ge ami Literature. Y'aleCok, twentv veai's, iN:!lnP Pres. '^k C twentv.
five yc-avs. ]S4ij-71: A. M., PP. D., Wesleyan Col. 'iNk'.; S. P. P., Harvard Pnlv. Is-i7;
Pres. Fvan.Lielical .Vlliaaice held in N. Y. C. 1S7;P member <d' Air.eiiran Comnntiee for rlie
Kevision of the Hible. .\nihor of several clas>icai lext-boi.ks; '/'/tt' .Urtsfi.s nf J:'" i (j'idci:.
Tilt' rrinnd/ifii.:: i,f .l-WliwH.s, T If A iitlijoHi of .7-.'.vr/,_(//y,',v, 'ill, El.rtni i,f >>/;;/, ec/, .k and
'I'hi (Jor^ji'i^ of V'lol.,. (if keal works, lu; is 'the author of l,d r.xhi, 'Jon' i<j (//- >',• '/(/.// of
Iiitcri.iitloioil L.iir. /•;.vv,///.v I, II J)i mrir and JJicrcr und D'n-nycL l.njixliiiinn ; and has ]iub.
a \ok of sermons. Since he le-i^Mii'il the Presidency he has continued to ^i\-e insirnc-
tion and lei-turesin the law and thei.lo-ical Sidnnds, and ha.s wiitteii law aiticks on
iinijoitant (juesti-on.-- «d' the day forditferent h.-adiny maea/.ines anil newspa. pi-rs. Iv-.-iilcs
preaching from tlim:' To tirLie im s]ieci;.l oi<-a.->ions, iiial has deli\eied a eours(- of lectures
at Amlovei- Theo. ^em. on Ikdythei.-m and foiiie-n missions. At ;iu .Vlnmni in- eiin.;;- in
New Haven in ISSd. the presid. mt of the P. S. (Ha.ye--) decdared thai in re.irard to a
certain very important Ime of jmblie ])(i!icy be wa- in L;reat perpl.-xity until the tlmuL-dit
liashed npcni ins niiiid of v.ri'.in.r to Pre'^. \V<.ijls.-y fur ;idvice, which he oPtaiiu'd and
folk. wed implicitly, ajid thinks h(- found in that the true soluiiun id' the diilicniiv. He
in. Sept. .5. lS:;:k i'Ji/.ab.jih .^hlrtha, dau. id' Josiali ami Abbv I'.i .-e^^e ^;alislmrv (d' Ko.-,ton,
.Mass., b. Nov. ;]il, 1SI2: d, veiy smkhnly, Nov. :k lS"i2: (2) Sept. i\_ 1S.".4, Sa:ah Sears\
dau. oi'd'ilman aial .M aiy lPi"-e-s Prit'-h:ird of lio.-t^ui. 1, P,i)\\Ai:i) .<A nismic V, b, .Jum.-
10, PS'.4; d. Pec. 17. iNPk -f .scarlet b-ver. 2, Ki,i/.a!;i:ti!, b. N-.v. :',0. 1^:1,",: <[. o»'
scarlet fever, Dec. 17, ISIM. o. Ac;.m:s, b. June :!i). is;;s; m. Mav 14, psdo, Ih-v. Fd"-a)-
nwHiiir. 4]'j/
J>;uno- Jlcrninrirc, b. .\i,!il HO, IS;}:! s. (if If. -v. Ucnrv Il-Tniaiiff f,f Kiiidcrlinok . N \
iiiid CallmiiiH' 1/nn;,^ V.C ls:>S; New llnvcii 'I'liro. Snii. If-'lil; j.iislor ol' llir Dnirli
K'rfoniHil cllh. ;it Cast Irli.ll, l;r'l)sv,.l:;iT < 'o. , N. \,_ ISljl-'.i; siiir,- 1 S7 1 ,,.<. .\c\v [IuV(-n-
K. i. 4, \\ ii.i.i.v>r Wai.I'ox, !i. .luuc TJ, 1S40; d. p,'c. ;',|, jsi;-; ,,r M-;,rlrt fever ."
J.AI:i;A, 1.. Jmw L'-.\ 1S.|-J: d. of t\p:i..;d (ryrv. Maivli 0;'., l^dl, :,. is. (;, CvrMMMNK, l")'
Jiin. 17, ISl.r, d. Jijiir';, 1N.")I. vJ Amherst, .Ma-.<., \\],\\r on ;i jr-uriKV. ' 7, .M.\i;'nr\' h
.Inly 7, KS-iT; d. [)f liilioii.s dy.-rali-jy a! .l<Tiisali-i!i, Palrsiiiic. 'Dee. s'. I'-id, S. li;:i,'i,:N'
Aug-. 7, ISI'.I; d. ef saine diisrasf, and 1 Ud iliiv^ aflrl' li.r s'lste;-, ;,{ ".1cni.-.alclM, lirf.'sl
1S70; both bn. in rity (•ciiictcry, X. Jiavcii. I), 'I'ii ij m x ii;(. S M.isr.ri; V. b. (<(■;. "i-J HH.")?'-
^md. ^■. <'. ISrJ: siiid. law at N. ]]av. : a].].!., 1S7S, ]',-,,[. (,f Int<'iiial li.nal J^awyT;'
(!. by2djii,: in, Mai.'Y l^i;ri( ii.mm), b. Scnr. l.lN.Vi. ]1, .hurx Mi;!;-,).v. b L-Vb i;;
iS5.S; d. (d' iyi.l.<.id ffv.-i-, .Maivli ]:;, ]s(il. ' ]2. ( .' i-.(.!;i;i;, b. Mav 2 ISiil 1::' 'I'l'.rrn'
h. July 2. IS.;-!. • ' -• ■
Vli. Salab Wnrdsoy, b. Ort. -,'7. 1S(I.-,; ni. .April Til, IR;!.-,, ( 'hurle.s riv.bTi.-k .bduisoii
1). Seji'. 1i». bs.M. (,uiy s. of li'nbcrt ('. .lidiii.sfm of Stralfuid, (\nr.).. aial ('atlianuc liav-
ard, dan. .if .\i. heias and ( 'rJliai ine I.ivini.':.-.t(,iic Iniyjwd of X. V. [I,. \w,v ti-aincdio
llif hiw, ixiT lias \:i'f\'. all his life an aiiiale;n- fjirmer a' Owen,), Tinea <'" , X. Y di vntiu"-
liini.self esi.eeially to n adini: and study. lb' ].iib. i'li ai.noiated iian-iati'on <,f Lueretiu-T
Siu-d. v.t l\,)i., ITanc.-, feb. 2S, bs70. a. (m 1. C'iiAHi |.;s rni;i.K.i;ieK, b. Mav .^v ls:5(;'
at X. Y.: srfad. Y. (". lS.-)7: was .\sm. Piof. of Matlieiu.-i! ics in the I', s. Xa\-a]'Sehoo! at,
Annr;]M)Iis, Abb. irnia b'-^do, when if \\;,s t. nii.ofa' ily adjonrne.l to Xe\vo()i;, H. ]. \o
1S70; aflei-wavd Stijit. of llie I'.ristol lion XA'erks ai < )\ve;;-,'i, X. Y, lie in. dan' 21 IS?"
Elizaberli d, AbeMpine, dau nf ibin. Willi:. ni d. iMcAipin,- of Pirtsti.'dd, M;;ss. '•/ St's\N'
b. Dee. ;?s. 1n:;s; d. .May, bs:',!!. M. A n n v Mrii:-.,>:. U. b^M>; its. Ou.'.-i.- u':;ui 4
\\'rLi,iA\i Wddi.sKV. b. dune 24, IN-ll: ^. (' ISdO; Asst, Piof. of Mailu ina<i'es '■.,{ V s'
Xaval S-IiomI at .\!ina|..dis. Md., ISdd-!), and VmL M.ithematies Kenvo,, Tnl . (^a-nbiei-
(I., 1S70-2, and Huee 1^:-J, at St dnluds(ol.. AiniaiKdis; m. A'M':.']2, ]:<i\U. Siisa.nii.i
lA'vereK, dan. <i! b'ev, ISred.- F-aieheller of A. 1, (7;,i/us liV//,'.///,. ' 2. 77/, ,„•/.;/•,■ li'er/.v,//
5, KATiFAKtM-. IfWAiiii, b. afit. ]x\i: is a stmlenl of iiaiioino at, I'nvi-. !-^-uv.-fi ' 'J
XdcH.()(.A.s |').V\ .\l;li, b.^e])!.. ISIil; d. s,ieli.
\'11L 'J'heod(,sia \\'oolsev, b. Hvi., 1-<1(); d. An^. !l, IS]].
8254.13. Cecil Dv/ight, h. June In, 177!; ('(d.,- d. Xov ;'r> iSdO- i--, aj.,,.^.
C'laj). ' • ■ - ' .
I. Ib-niy .\uunslas, b. Mareh 7, Ifc'Oi; WiHianis Co! IS-^iJ; stud. Then, a! Xew
llav, and K. WindsMr: cl.issical teaehef r.r XorTlian;;'ion ; in. Dec. 4. iSds:. Idi.-betli
dau. id' (':i|)t. Win. lifintiial; d. Oct. "?;.', jeld; (2,i 4 n ly 'M jSK): I.uej,,, (ban. of W'ui '
l)wi;id)t (d' .S!o(;lJ,;iilu-e, Mass, 1, (_'hA1:1,Ks AloisTfS. b. Xov. ".Ml IMIM- d 'diicae-o'
lib, Cct. S, ]Si\}. 2, KK.xitv e'crii.. b. .Ian. 10, 1 S 1 1 , ('apt ('.,. .\. '?7ih' l.'eet. Ma"ls.'
VuLs.; was at battle of Koauoke l-^lain.l and Xewbevii; i-esi!j,ned his com. iMi-!; luerelt. at
Dnrtf.; m. Oci. d, ISfJ"), ,\nnie >4aria WriL^Iii,, b. Sept. 4, IslT 1, Vm,. ll'intmJ Sepf
24, 18G'l 2, r//,.w/eA .4i///'/v',/..,, Xov. 2S, ]STO. :!, -!/,//a' .!/,//v7', Mandi ;'.U- d \pVil'*8'
lS7d. ;'., (.'i-.O. Ai.KiJEi), b. Oct., IS'i;;; 7 ehil. by2din.
8254.14. lleni'y Edwin Dwight, ii. Se-pt. "Jf),] 77(); d. at rof)),e!-stown, X'.'i'. May,
1824. lie kept, a |)iiblic house at Ma alius, X. Y., l''.M2-17, and at Ithica. 181 ,'-2i. He stood
six and a ludf feet liie-]i and weighed 'M'ui l!js, ; had a line \oice and was a sn]..-iii)r siiierr
and wit; in. I-decia Keve.-' Ceiilie, b. W. I lartf. , Maivh S, 17S2- d a t Fia idr liri \7\
May ;], bSV.). ' ' '•'
1. Saiali iMizabetli, b. dan. S, IS'Vi; d. March 'JO, 1 S.-)0 : in. Justus IJul! [buhboiie,
Es(j,; lawyer, J':ider in Ib-f. Dntcli tdih. at liic.a, X . \' . lie d. .Ma\2l), l>Gl,a(;r)'-
n (diib 1. M.\i;v Dwicirr, b. July 12, js'j;;; m. (»ct.;;i, iNof), Jaiec^'t Ui vfr ]'e;'i-'e l/
Jnnel. ISbS; ineudi. Phda.; 7 i hil. 2, AM)AI.1s!.\ i; in > \ di.s, J n n.- |1, Is.'lu. d M;i\
l.'i, !Sr)7; in. Ani;-. i5, \K)\. ddios. \'an I7iiib;:r-b, b. July dl, !s2.-.: res. I'tica; 'j' cldL '
1!. d'iiuo'hy Ceniie. b. Aue-, 2d. ISOij; elk. .se\ . yrs. I'ti-a and < 's\\ en'o; i;s;>i!v vis.
ill .\. Y. ( '. ill various kinds nf bus. : ni. Sept. d. 1S;!L', Cat hai ine i-klniondston. b. <.)i"t.'l2,
18l)f). l,J(i,s. lloNAi'Aifri;, July li), l^dd, unin. 2,(w.(i. Tayson IJauk},!!, Xnv. i 7, b^dd;
d. May d, lSd7. ;;, Ci;u. r-AvstiN b.A!;i^l^l;. kid.i. Kb d. .Vurr. d, jSdS. 1. .\(;m-:s A !;i;v,"
Jan. li), ls-l(!; d. Im4i. d. islj. ."i. A i,[ii:i;T Sr T ii i:i:i,A mi.' Xnv. 10, 1n41: ent. V. S. a"
dd Lieni, Iddih be;.';.. X. ^. \'u]<.\ killed ai l'el<Tsbni!r. \'a. June 22, lS<!l.ii22.' (j
(I'lM). I^\^■.(l^ 1;m:ki-.k, b. keli. -Js. bv bd: cb.uic in X. V, Cn-;n;,! Ibue-e.
Hi. Ihunas Aiivon, b. Oct. 'd2, iSdS; ui. Susanna Wmrhces of Princeton \ I • y /
lied, l.s47. " ■ ■"■ ■
4 IS MUAXCil OK r.I.f/.Ai;KT)I.
IV. .A'rnrs .\l'!>v, .itilv T2, I'^IO. in.Oi't. 1S:V/,, ln-r cons. II'MH y ^''^i-i! !>'i'ii,rlit , ),.
Nov, (i. I'^io'?. " " ,,,,.,-,■
V llcurv 1-MuMi li .Imir 18, lei:'., v.cnt cavly t.. ri\> nn.l lr,l :.ii :nl v.-nt unnis ii.r;
,p aili.u of unr (.t Ui.M-h'h^r^ ..t tl.'- SouUi S.'=. Ishiud-,. 11,'Uiis:, ],bim.Tin ],u. uiui
lived srv. yiv. iu IlMiuhiia- IkuI 1 <iau, 1. Ai;n]:s, now liviii- (1 ' 7:^0 t!'^' ^^ I • '>l '>:'■
("a'icr (^f Kai-i'tnii^ia.
VI. KlM-n KnlHTi, .'n-ii- VJ, ISlii: .1. sunn.
VU Marv l''.hv.,i-a^ Aprii 1. IMSiiu. V>r. A'»~<']>]t \N arn-ii Lyiiiaiiot !• rank I ill, ha,,
). lioniunon' N 11. AnrU Ti, Isn-iuiad. .M-ul. J).|>t. Dart. (V,!. IS;..".^; ,S ,-l,il.
■■In 1S71 ;!!l iin' lii-^c'i-ndiMits of l'r..-s. Dwnrlii nuinlicr, aOi'i^ nearly inOyr.^. smcr
In. m. in 1777, Lnt 13. <.f wlxan 13 arc k- <^- ''"^1 W J-'- K- '•- *'l ^l"' ^';- '•■ ,V' =':'''^ '?'"'';'7'
ot III- K. -. 1-. !'ai-c iiial.-,. Of lli« wln.li- nnmbci' ( !:)) ri are (Icsa. of Dr. ]>rnjainin \\ .
8256. I.UCY Edwards, !•. Ain-U ;;i. 17;5n; ,1. at St..rkl.ri(l-c. A!a>s, Sept is,
17S5- m .lunc 7. 17<;1, JaLlcH WMn.ilKi.i;-.., 1,, 17:;-:: Princeton <',.!. KGl ; .i.nlLn- < "uri
Conniuin Pl.-a^ fur llanip-hin- ( u, : .hnl^.- uT Proha!-: C.^nnn-^ioncr mvar ot li.-v ;
State Seiiat.n'. lie m. CJ) whl. of IJov. \\in. Krci, of Shciiiol'l, .Ma^s,, nud (I. Aug. \o,
l"i':li', a r)S \ r.<.
' 1 StVnl.cn \V<.o,il,ri(li'-o. Marcli 12, 17(;r); d. at Yn-.m-'.^tou-n, ()., An--, i, 1S:H(;; m.
Kucli.'l', (Ian. of A-^1il)cl WcHc-^ of W, lla.rtf., Conn., wlio d. in Stockln id-e Nov. 7.
11 Jonarliun Wo.aibriiluc, .l-.ui. 14, U^i'm, of \Vortliiii-;ton, Ma.-,.-.; lawyer; d. ]"-0S;
m Sandi M.Mil, elii! b. in Noitlianii.lon. 1, Lt ( v, m. K. S. llcrrirk of Alb.aiiy, N. Y.
'5 'Mm;V Ann, m. ('Mlvin Walker of lVro,d:port. N. Y. :i, Ar.nv D.. tca-ln-r in Albany
l-Vundc Acad.' 4, .IoNaTU.vn Vaavmdi-, b. lsd-2; d. in Hartf.. Conn , nf cons. >\ov._l«,
1^77- V^'iH'^ Col 1S-3-J valedictorian; ^(lnl. la w in W'iirc; tau.^-lit live years in Frederick,
Mo -'Mild Thco^ aM'rinccMMi; na-torof thr CniunCon-. eld;, at Uorce.ter, Mass., and
at \V;-r. ■ ediioi- of tlie JJoxfa,, p.trit.ii, Urmnh'r V.l \\>.\ tauelit at tin- l.a Salle Seni. tor
Yonnc- VVonnn at Anburndiile; rent , to the west; went to llarlf.. Conn. , lo e;,ve only
fdiild'f.y '^4 HI., a son, tlie benefir of the biifl, ^diuol; left v. id., :; son.s and 1 dan. ...
(ir.OKi.V,, ]ia~tor at incliiuond, Va.
lU 1 Mcv \\oodbii(b'c AjTil !I, 17!','.); ni. ber cons, .binailiaa l-.du'auh.
IV' .!os,'p1) Woodbrid-e. .)n!v -J-.', liil; d. Ai^ril 2:!. IS'?;!; in. MayiO. ISOO, L..nis;i,
dan of Col. ;Mark Ib.ukins and aiint (d' l're>(. Mark Hopkins of AVnis.; b. 17?.); <1. Veb.
I'i Irtlil a 44 lie \v;is a lawver. Clerk of ( onrt of Com. Pleas. 1. Catu.mmnk. "J,
jiKTs!;y il(irKi\s, V. C is-j:^: d. ls4ti. :!. 4osv:nii. 4. ^VlJ.MAM.
V. Kli-/.abetli Woodbi-lde-r, .lul\ 1, 177:'.; m, Fdislm P.rowii (n Stocki>ort, .\, \ .,
tlieii <d' Davton, O., where he d. Feb.. is."};;. _
VI Slindi Fdwai-.ls \Vo.xlbrid-c, .hine 7, 1775; d. in ( <nist:.ni .ni. .,. \., 1 'c. 11,
\d:M- m N(e,-. 0, 1S()7, Moses Pester of Crisw.dd. Conn, (hi.- Od wf.X who d. PSI.). 1,
CuAUb!:;^ i:insAl;J.>. b. ar <i. Jul\ 17), ISP",; antlior of (ilurif.iiid S/iUinr of Knyni ud . ar,d
other wOJ'ks.
VII. .b.lm FIlio! AVoo<lbridi;e, June 24, 1777.
VJIl Ann Woodbiidee. Nov. (i. Ii7i>; <1. a. about 9 years.
[X Tinnithv ^^ oodbridee. Nov. :.':!, 17^;1; lest his si: lit while preparing tor the
uiinistrv but <-(,n"iiileled his Studies; pie.udiedi in N, Y. C. and other [daces; known as
" the blind jirear-he.,- thon-h not the siibjeet of Win. W'hv.i \\\i(i\ flown <!escnption;
set, in tiree,,. h'iver, N. Y.;'afierw.ards at Sp-Micertowu; ntirt-d in l.s.>2, but preached
occasionally; reeei\ed deeree of P. D. ; ni. I'ynthda Phelps.
8256. Timothy EtUv^ards, duh CY 17:18; I'rim'cton Col. 17.^.7; res. in Fli/.ai.eth-
tuWP N .T till 1771; r^'in. to Stockbrid--.', Mass. , and (epened Us first stove m l.C;
mem' <.f the council of Mas,.. 177s s;7 : ,1 ndee of Pnd,..te; mcnn. of Connnenta! Coni;ie.ss
•and ui\ connnitie.. to conshh-r con-uinpiio;, of l-hielish K'""'^: ''"1- "t ""litm; I )ea , ( on-.
(dih • d Oct •-':, isi:]; .s„!ne time after the de,-. of his si-rer .Mrs. Ikirr In' to<-.k yonn,;r
Aari.'n and hi- sister into hi< fandlv. '-'Ihe .st,.ry of lliehard .)a<-k.son, a condemned
'i'orv -;aved bv Yiniothv h:.lw..rdY narraiiui, ,.f .iac-l.s.>n's honor and hdeliiynnder the
,„,.;;'fvin.'ciVciU;istaiVe,., should be reu.emi.e, ed to the hon(U of both j^a it les, "-See
J),r'n/,''-< Trin-Js Mr m. Sept. 2.'., lidb, i.'hoda < ied.en, b, 1742; il, in Pitch. Conn, , Nov,
21. bs22, a. SI), <lau. .d' P'-.berl and Kli-/.abech O-den of ! ili/.iihethtown. N. .) . . and s^s. of
\aron (»edeu (b,v. of V. .! .
1. ";..■.;. d\. b, ■]n[\ 11, libi: m. l.'iiiainii; Cha.p! dii.
11 [•■,i.,v;M.l b .li-^n '.'0 17f>:i; Ib'.dster of Prob.-ib> at S. ; in, .Mary ; rem. to
Berkshire aboiit isio, Nesxark X'allev, N. Y. ; rem. to Pha-a, N. V. In An-,, 1NI2, the
r)\\r(;iiT, kuw.mmi.-
411
loHnwiii.-- rliil. unv l,a|,. : I.Mauv. -J. 'J'iMwriiv KiiwAiM). :), I';[)\vi,n- 4 Hk.nkv
.•), AM'A. liAMii.-Kix. (i, ('iiAKijN. II.Mu-v livcil ill Wi.ncii^l.iii..- X V ill is7l'
'"• J"i':<'lian. \k Orr. IC, licl; ,n. \,,v. -.). 17ss. },is r.ms. I'.iiVv Wo,'.,)l,ri(!.r,.'. r,.,
Boi'ksliir-. .\. \,: ,!i.,„i.s, ,i Irnm rhl,. a-, l; .,l:^lniv 1M: m,.! jnohabls Nvcni to Bii..-'
liamloii. In May, IMl. ,-liil. l,;,,,. ; l, .Mvthias 0,;ni:N. -2. Ijia" :; ('oiininx'
4, .JoNAfilAX. ,-,, •ri\r-)TIIV. (i, liKllAKii. ' •,^:i 1 V,- il lu 1 -oid: (),', til'' ;-Vrnil' ^ of
■Oct. o 1N7S, tl,r:;ol,l.n vs cMin- of M r. an;] ^i,>.. IJirhai.l iVlu-ard^ Touk jila.-r in I'Tu-
Imrii-, ] .-11,,, aial atil,,- sanu- iini- lli,- silver u-cd.liiur uf ilM-ir ilau-licr. .Mrs I'lvciMick
\V ( lusleu. anu.;.,. uf ,]„• -,l l^v.', rhl,. .,f ln.liaha;-oli.. ,,f ul,i,-i, )„., lu.slian.l is nn
!, '• MM ■ J'"''^'^'''-'^ i>;i Lj-iaiHl-(!au. of Past,.!- May ulu. i-nadici ^O vi,;. in Iladdani
Cnn.i.^ Ih^y unitnl wit], tie- l-i .■],],. nf PiiiOai,.;, pr. li.rn.n-s. r,n vrs. a-o and Avli-n
tlic .id rim. Avas Mro-aniz.'d, Mr. Ivluards 1,,-rajnc its first rldri'. lM,,"si.v n'i.-, li,- ^vas an
(ddci- oi l!io-.M ,li]i f,f l)iiliii,|uc. His ; liviiiw-cliiMrMii v/.tc al 1 [uvsciit and 1 :! ..f liis 'j .T
livnio->;r. rliil. I'issr.n, lies. .M. J\ Kdwai-ds ,,f St. rani's, lus ncpl,cv,s I.N-v .),,l,n ()
<...rdnnand IN-v. ]). K. ilnr.l. v. .m .■ alsn ],, . xn; . '■— .N'. )•. Kra ,:'i,li.t . 7 li POi. «, OdnKs'
5, S.\i;/.n l-,r.r/.\];Ki-ii, !t, Jd-.KD! \\'()(»i>i;i;i).i;i-
Ha l^iHiard. .Mairl, .^. 17(1!;.
\. Plirl,,., 1,. Xmv. -J. 17';^: ni. 17icj. .\sali.] li.Kikpr
VI. Williatn T., 1,. Xnv. 1 1, 177<).
,^ y,'- '■"'"■'•' <-'^^<l.-n. 1.. Si.pi. :;(), 177^: lu. l^.nuTor of Noii]>pii;„ton. R]„. n.
(-3) .lolu, la;. pan of lio'-IOii. ■ - ■
\']11. Tirrjotliy. 1). July I'J. ]774.
IX. .Mary ().;-den, .April ',i, 177ti: d of niali-nant sore, throat Yv.h 1 ;>. I777
X. Plio.iu, I.. >Jay 7, 177S: „!. ] 7!(^, .losiali D'.vi'rlit.
XI. .Marv, 1,. (Jct.'rx 17^1). in. fsOO .Ma<oti \\io;triic.
XU. Hliyal.i.rl;. twin u!l!; Mai-v.
XIII, .\-nuA. I,. ]-.■!,. -2, ]7s;4; ni.' D.-a. Aslilev Wtliianis of JXil^.n, Mas« 1, -\u,. 07
1 ( (.). ' ■ ' "■ -'>
XIV. PoliLTt Br.rr, \> !»>,■ U 1 7s7
XV. Anotlicr, d. y.
8266.1. Sarah Edward.?, l;. .inly U. 17(;;, d ]Sll, a. N'); ivniaikahlo forinPdii-
trfiifc and dfrisioii id' .diara.-ter: m. li. nianiin ('];i;]diii, jr.; \. f',,177S of ;vlai>sri,.!d
(.'oim., (son of lira. r>tnj. (.'iiaplin, in v,];o'so I, on.,!' tli- town of ('li:ndin 'irt Windl'ani
Co., (onn., wasnaniod.i \\v ^], of ni.-a -It-, .Ma .^vli •.>!), K^^lk :)Wt. a. monMi l.ofo-.. t1,o h of
his son.lonatlian Kdv/ards Sin- m. r}) 17:;n c^p; )>an. 'J'v'l, -.-..f Ihuoldini'.' (\inn ' Ma
Col.; lir-2d v»-if.'; In- ni. fi) adtm. <d'(.t.n. Jsrael Putn.am' willi wjioni In- srvved a'-- i,
111 inany cinitpaitrns. H,. was larirtdy riiL:airf--(l in mercliandisinij-
Ij,.
Drjijatnin ('l:ap!in.
]I. 'J'iniotliv rhaiiiiii.
HI. donadiau Pduaiils Cliaplin, 1,, Aptil. 17N!). Y. ( ', j.^OS; stud law r. in to
Kn'Talo, N. \ . In ISf.^, r.dni. to ].ra(ii.a' in t!io ^;upIvnn rouri of X, Y. Ij, v ar of 18]-'
WHS ui'i'i. anlo to tit'ii. I'ortrr, and contraet-d intrin]i<'rak' Iialats. %v])i.-]. <'ontinu<-.i
niunyvrs. and \v,dl iiiirli i>rov.-d Ills ruin. In ISPs', ivm. to rrbana ()• \,vAr lav and
til 1fS:3(l. nt. ]ia.rrii-t 1 loi.sin>:d.fn. l.iit <a.ntinnod lii- ilou-jiward raivfr. ' '•With o-,vnt
vorsatilit} ol talent, a ready wit, and an alniM-; ox]ia.usii,..-,s fund of an-'rdoto h-- had a
sortot ]>oi,u!aiiiy witli the hisver clrxssr's, ..yen after lio had rcachod a ]u,int of ext,...,,H.
moral (H-g-radtition.-— ,sy,/, ,,,/,/, '.v Aitun's. hi ls;5(), his laind tr.ok a now dire.-tion— ahm
doned Ills <-v!l liahns. i.rofe.-srd faitli. and l.oramr- a mi-inl)or (d' the Moth Ki.i.s .dih
llioi.o-h roirardcd av a hi-hly a-'coinidi-ln-d lau vr, he i\vvn;>H\ it liis dmv 1., preaeh -111(1
was iH-nsed as u loral. From hs:!H to Is:^, was ].rincipal of tin- XMrwalklO )seini'virv
lii ls:M ;:<!ni. to th ■ OhioCoiiiV-ivnro, :ind on leavin- these.ninarv laliored hvuppoint-
incnt of thoCont. wUh irreat accoptance and sur/r.-ss in Kl vria.' Detndt fithn and
.Nh.uui.-e Vn\ stations. Wliiie at Tiflin Ids \\ f. d. leavin;: hiin witli t wo chlMicn tln-
yor.n.^er In.ta feu-weeks ,dd. He ni. p?! ;Ma v 00, 1 -^'Jl at .Maiitne,. Ctv tlir- widow of
( ol. .losiah StielhllL^ then hoe of tin- oth Infanfrv V. S, .\. , and dan " of C, d ThM-cs
Ilnnt, unotlur dis'in-iii-hed ,. direr of the arinv. 'in ISPO In- was appointed prinei.'-'i of
1he l_H-au<-}i of the State fniv. at W],ite Pi-eon. and the colle-e [.mspere,! umler ids
adniim-^tiation. But iin<]er tlie-..- l.ilior-< in conne-'iion willi two seiinoiis earli Sald.atli
and other sermons ,,n spe-,iai oeea.sions. Ids health e-a.ve wav in tlie fourth \ ea'- ' and he
Tes.M-,,,.! l,,s [.niee i n t h - i !i-t • t n ' ion. Med. S-p' !,-, INlt;, 'a. ;ll-[ .',7 Vvith 'lii-. l-.s-
hreath ho <-ri<-d, --a;! is peace; all is e-lory.- i;,.foie Ids .-,. aversion In- s.-(-M,-d to have
h.s! nli.ily i~\\ pu\Ner oi resistance lo i he ,-r:ivinu- fm-diink, and ver, amidst it ail tln-re
i-euiained amiahle and nolde trails of (diarader, I'nlikc ni-)st, iiiel".! lai.-s In- uas alwavs
420
UkAXC.H C)i- i:i,iz.\ i'.i:tii.
ill gond hunior, :in<l no iiiuii at niiv tinu' 'loul'trci liis stern intcu-iity. In his wildt'Sf
(Jays iK^vci- profiinc, vii!L'-:ir i>r wii-kcd in lanu'nanc, and liis fi'.'lin^'-s always ))cnc\'olenl
smd kiiidl\. \i'\'cr an uid^ind \n m-,] sp.ilscii tn liis wil'c in his wildest nioinents ol" dissi -
jiatiuu. Ai'te-,- cnin eisioii lie iu'i-cuui'a t'Mn]ieraiice advnciite. and says the l{ev. Win.
K.opi'l-, •'Ids tenilieranee led nie^ were s'lmetinies like a Tenipesi . s\wej>intr ;,11 btd'o!''
them, and s'-(in s ucn- fc<dai:ei',!. As a iM-e;ieht'r ]:,■ u us eniTLreiie, in'.])i-essive, el(U|UcViT
and siiceessful in winninp- sonls. To the nerdy he S'.'as more likely to ^--ive the \\holeoi'
Ids last loaf, t'nan hall'. His |ui|)ils In- lejTurdr-d wilh a iiatetnal alVeeiion. ami not, nn-
connnoidy a1 ])arlin,L'' he would take them in Ids arms and weep pnifiisely as he badi-
tlioni I'arewelk and in al'tei- years he wmild yathe; as nniny ol tlien; (dinini; conferenet'
sessions) as he <-onld for an intendianc'' <>f >;:)-eetini:-s and reeolleeiions. Mnltitudes
honore<l and r<'\ eicrl him v. hde livinj-, and remenihcr liini with iiTatituile oj,d
veneration.'" /. hy '2d ni. :
]y . Frederick 'I'yler, a mt reliant ni' llartl'f.'rd. Conn.
82565. PliebO Edv.'-ard.s, h. .Xov. -1. i'ilV^: d. Jan. I-,'. IS-IS; lier luneral sernvn.
was preaelied hy llvv. Leonard \\'o,.<l-, ! ). D.; m. Jum- I], IT!)?, l-Jev. .\saliel Hook'-r
of (ioshen., Conii.: Y. C. 17^1); d. IslM; C?) < )rt. ;-;i), ISU, Samuel k'ariar of Andover,
Mass.; ]>. ])rr. \:\, i:;;-;; M;mv. Col. lii)?; Treas. and Financial Airl. of Andovr Th-o.
Sen).; i'lcs. Jxink of Aridocei; ('. I s. and 'J dans.
]. ]<]dw;,rd lIool-.er: Hev.: J'roi'. in Theo. Seni. at V.. Windsor, Conn.; aiterwards
jiastor in Fair !la\en, \'t.; insi^ncd l^'H'J, re.-s. Xewoaryj.ort, .'vhe^s. 1, i;v;\-. I-j.ias
Coiivi-.i MS lIooKiO' o1 Siockhridge. .Mas-.; m. lUe. 'JO. l>^i;'». Sarali R. M. \\'iliianis o!'
New l)niy port, t?, l!i-;\'. FowakdT. I](I(iK!;i:, pastoi at Hioadl)rook. Conn., 1S(5,S; m.
Dec. I'A.'. isii'.t, Sus:,i\<''. Atwat"r(d' ]hx)oklyn, X. V.
II. Miuw lloolier, ni. Sept., 1^!S, [li'v, Flias Coriedi ns, h. IT'.C); V. C. IS]:;; S. 'i'.
!»., F^art. CoI.'IS'H); Coi. >'fr. A. Ik C. V. M.: i\. 1^'h. 12. is;kj, a. :)?; author of a
DlscoiiibL OIL tlh' Ji'iftriiii ■'( t};i: T iliiii ij , X'^yx'wwcA as No, iSo id' thi- pnl.>. of the Am.
Tract fioc. 1, S.m;.v)( Emv.vnns, uj. Kev. (ieor-clk kittle of Iknnror, .M.-. ; iifterwavd'--
<d \\>-A Newtou, Mass. 1, Minj. '2, tS'imh Cnrhc'hu. 2. CoK.\i;i'.[rs, with her sistej'.
Mis. FittU-, have (ipc-ned a scho.il for roiinL,'' ladies at Xe\Moii ('I'litin-. Mass.
IH. Fli/.:d.ieth i:. liooker, ni. -May 11, ']S;2r,. Rev. Fr. Soh.n.on F.'cic, h. .km. o, ISCn);
For,- Sec. Am. Ba]/r. Mis>. I'nion; les. Foxle.nv, Mas.-,. 1 , Fr.i/..\i!i;-)ir IIuokio;, li.
Marcli 17, ISH). 'J, S.\i;.\ii J-lt-WAinis. Aie,'il •.', f.s'.vy
82566. William T. DJ]d\Vi- rds, h. Xov. ;1, 177U; a[ip,eidi<-e(l t- lii-. uncle, Col.
Matliiiis O^.leji, a tanner and eu, rri.r. C.d. Edwai'ds introduced the .system of tannini.'
leather now ( iiiployt-il in iiearly all the tanneries in the F. S., hy whi<-h 'li'arlser is tanned
in nhout (jiie-fonrlh tin' time re.piiicd in the old Kuropean [)roce^s. He rem. fvuni Fliz-
ai)ethtown, X. -k. to XiMth.ainjuon. .Mass., whert.' lie liuilt his ilr>t tannery, and sent his
fir.st leather to I'.ostou in 17',M. The suppl_\ of liendo.-l-: hark havimr faili-,! in tlie valley
of the Conn., he tiirne'i his attention to the v.i-^t hemlock" ffu-i'sis of the i'atskili moiiii-
tains, and. in 1S17 rem. to Hiinte!, (irrene Co., X. V., and erected on Selmharie Creek
lii.s model tannery, from wdiiek about Id.OOU sides of sole leather were sent to X". Y. C.
annually. Me invented many macdiim-s and adapted devices nsed foi- other inirjioses to
the ))uriH>se of tanning, and w-as able to nial^e water power t;d;e the ]ilace of nianuel
lidiiu' to a i;ii-at e.Ktcnt. Tlie i!:v>-nf suecc-s which has attended thi- inantifucture (d'
hiutlier in the F. S. must be ascribed not only tei the plentiful supply of tanning- mate-
rial, but also to the imi>rov(;i nietlioils lirst emp!oy<;l by i7d wards.— .'s',//// ;/(/ J). 7'////;,,///
in Johnsuii's ('i/r!',/iii:fli.i. He was Col. (d' Mil.; d. sudilenly in Fiooklyn, X. V.. ])v'.\ :;!(.
1851; 111. ITit'k Hebf-cca Tr,])]ian, onlv sister of Arthur, a in-om. drv ynoils merchant of
X. Y. C.
I. William W., 1). XfMthamptoM, Mass., ] 'ei.c 1 0, 1 7!)(i: m. Mav24. l^^Jl . Helen A .
Maiiu of Riattieboro, \ i.; le.-. kVrooklyn, X. Y.; 12 chik He was foiimleiof ll:e Broek.-
]yn Savinu'-s Hank. lie wa ; buried from .\o, •js.'' H(iiry st., Ihnoklvn, March l2, ]'<l>'i:
one Sviu and thre<' dans, then livi;i<;-. 1. \\d[,i.l.\M lli:.Ni;v. .Man-h F'i. iNi'J; m. Catlc rine
Colt 'i'ai>l,'an: res. (.'ole.dmi'i:-. \;,. 2, llii.KN .Max.n, .\prl! 11, ls:;d: m. ()-,ieii i-:dwards,
Jr. :k .il \!;v Fm/.viM.-iii. .ium- S. ls;;7; m July, ls72, Di-. ko-ti-r of ( 'iiiton Springs,
N. V. -1. FnA.Nci:-. ];:-.i;i;i (.•.<, Auu'. '20, is:ls; i„'. .\nthoii\ ( iilivs^n ol Hiv.oklvn. X. Y.
11. [km V, b. X., Oi t. 22, 17ils; ni. Sept. 1, IS2.s. .Martha Ann Dorr (d 'Hos;,,ii, re.s.
thr. ; lue! -I 'Idk; all (hv.
Ilk (),_-den F.. b. X(,v. 12, l^<02; wa^ elork for Jacob l.orillard and snece.-d. d him.
in the leather 'ousiiiess i;i ihe " swamp," X. Y. C. ; d. Apiril;:jo, IS-lS, at Fe\ iiij;i.on l''la.'s.
*Thc hue Gen. Daniel Tyler was of this fariiil)-
7-n\VAj;i),s.
421
X. ■)» . ; in. April 1."), \^y,\ ('.•itlmrine Shc|i.-inl of Nnrtluimiiiti.i, Mass. 1, 0;ii)i:n ]■]., ]>.
Miircli '.?;;, ISOil; ni. \]r\rn .M:ii;il Ivhvnr.Is; ics. M:iliill-|, Iv Imlic-^, ()n(; ,,'r the Pliilliiiiiu-.
InUdkIs. 'i. l-'i;.\Nri:-. .\Nrii.i., W, Nov, V. l*^;^); im .! Wiurcn l.'dncis; i-rs. Sciirunro, N.
Y. ;-i. IvOlW'.in SKIxiwiCK. li. .I:ui. ;!, ls:;,S; 'iil 1/icul. -iMli lic-t., X. Y. \'(>]-- ; killed at
Foi-t AVr.Lriii-T, <'harl''.sioii llarlinr. .! iil\ 1^, Is'i:;. -I, .\xn\ Liuisv Xdv -Jt'is;!!)- r(-s
];r.....k'',vM. X. V.
I\'. Alfiv.l, 1>. X.. Aug. in, 1^04: !ii. .luti.' -21, 1S:J1, S,,i.liia Matilda l.ewis of
Bti/olilyii; (eld. il:ui. of Zadiariali, our of tlif r arlv foinidcis of tilt. Xcw ^'ork (,'o/l> /i:riTiiil
Adocrtisi ,-). Ill' was cdiiratt/d at privfito sidiools in X'. ^'. ('.; apprt'iitii-cd at 1(1 to hi,-,
uii'.df', Artliui ']'a])|i:in, a dry .uriods !iu-r(di. of X. Y. ; ro->i' ra ])id ly tn ])arl m-rslii p aiul
finally the hous.- of Alfred Edwards lV ( m. liecanio rccoo-nized as the indisjmtah'K' leader
Hud ruler of tjie trade, lie was the lir.^t Jo hegiii ilie ui>lowii inoveinem (from near
I'eiirl aii'i Hanover streets) and "rashly." went uji as far as I'ark iiov,-. }fo was also tlip
first to venture to ca; ry an e\(diisive stock of silk<;-oods. Ijev/as enter-prisin;!, art i ve
4\nd siieeessful. and his n;niie is i-iirolle.] aiiLon-- the ' ' >j rreliaiit Prinee,^" of X. V. ('.
lie was tlio fii'sr l'iesi,li-ut of the Paeifi,' M.irine 1 iivur:iui-e ('<,., and ledd ihr. otiice nntil
liirf r<!tiiV!Mei:t from luisine-s in IStiT. - .''xt rernely lilieral and eoune.ted v, it li manv of
tlio most de.-er\ in;;- (duiritii'^ (d theidrw Many years ago ;;ss,)ciat'(l \\\\V. Harlan Pa"i"
as ay. S. teaelici-, and during the last 2.", years deliglited'to S}.end a jiart of each Sabb-'ith
in explaining seripttiral h-ssons to the inmates of the "Ihnne for the Fi'leiidhss." It is
s.iid thai his lovc for (di'ldren ainovmted alnio-i to a pa^-.-ion, lie w;is ;i devout Pres!i\-
teriun i;ud a memher of Dr. .hdin Hall's (;hh...")th aMMine ami ooth riree',. He was
influential in introilueing the F.nglish sparruw, to cviermiuaTM the mc;isuring -worm ])e.st,
and h(n-e a large part of t he eXjiensf foy |,inl liouses. i tc. He d. ;-e)ir. U, l^'S2, at liis
res. 11:.' 10. :JOih, st.:wid..X? sons and :'< dans, survive. 1, ^uniiiA M.v'iii.n \ , ( let. li,>.
IS;!:.!: m Harv.'v Speiicer oi' X. Y. ?, .\r.i'Ki:i> l.r.wis^ ]),..,■, •,> is';;.-, :;^ I-j.i/a \\".\ti',1!-
)U)(V, Ai;g. CO, ]s:N: ,;. .p HAi;;:ii;r Poi ]s.\, ]-"e!i. 1. fs;]. ;,, i;Kr,n(.\ M.\tij,h.\.
Mar(di L'N, ]S44:m. Dr. \\'m. H, Lewis of X. Y. (>, Z.-SlCII .\ iM.vii Hi:v, is h .Mavlj IS-IS;
res. X. Y. (.'.
v. iriizaJ.eili. Dec. C!!. ISdii; d. .lau. :?;», IvOT'.
W. Pudircca 'J'apiian, h. April :-!(!. isys; d. ..v i. at sea, Julv ■>■,', iSlf; m. Sept. 2.
1ho!i, Penj. Curiis <.f X. Y. .
VU. Sarah Holmes, .'utie (i, ISPJ.- m. Sept. M. ]-^.U. Pev. .!<din X. Lewis of Prookhii.
who d. Oe-t. 5, isr,i; res. \V. Farms, X. ^'. 1, Za( i!.\i;i.\ii Jn-Avis, duly 29, ISiirj:" d.
Dec. 2';. is:;7. 2. .li)ii.\ Xrn, irti'',, .Mandi IS. }>:.]':: res. Xewl)urt'-. X. V. H. S(»i')iiA
Rj'f.Krc^, Aj-.ril n, U-i'.l; m Rev A. K. \V,,od, Miss. Pr.'sh.'dV.ard in Syria. 4.
ZlLl'JJAM.vii Idiw.vKH.-, Xov. o, IS-IO: .M. D., West Fa!-ms, .X. V. 5. SAi;.vi!,"Aug. H,
lyd'l (i. Ai.i i:Kii l^lnvAI;I)^■. Mareh 1-1, 1^4."}: res. Brooklvn. 7, lii:i.i:\ (' vni.DV. r;i,i,,
Feb. 2S, 1S4S. S, Hf.nk\ h;t>w.\i;L)s. Mruvh 28, !S.-,0; Aniin-rst Col,
Ylll. Ann Maria, April 22. 1N12: in. Sej)!. 21, l^SfJ, Pev. Edward A. Park, D.D..
Pr(d. in .\nd,o.-er 'Idieo. Sem., s, of Pev. Dr, ( ,alvin Park, i'r(d'. Prov.n Eniv-r.-ity. 1,
W.v, I':nw.v);i>s, du'v 1, iSi-'T ; .dert;^-maH, Lawreu,-.-. .Mass. 2. .\oxks, ,Ju!v tJ, IS-hY
EX. T. C. Amo'ry, b. A].ri! 24VlSl 1; m. Feb. FY I^Tm, Sophia NL Jones' of Fairlield,
i'onm; res. Elizabeth, X. .1.; 1 (diild, 1. .\\i\ f.'KV.KrrA, dune -Jo, FSoT.
X, Elizabeth 'J'appan, b. Chester, .Mass.. F.d). 27. IMIi; m. Aj.ril 2^!. FS4T. Henry
Piowland. of Jirooklyii and (i? Fmnt st., X. Y. 1, lli:xuv ErnvAiiDs, (.)■(. 2o, JSlS. i,
S.\Mt:i:n, Maridi 2o" ]xr,ij. :], .Nmdkv Edu .vims, Julv 2, ls'o2. 4, Pinu'.cc.v Taitan,
Oct. S, ps.-j7.
XI. Pi(diard i.'unningham, b. Hunter. X'. "i'., (tet. F"), IsP). res, hirooklvn, X. V,
8256.10. Edtoda Edwards, b. .May 7. 177S. •■ a wonder and a joy to all who
kneu her to the em i of luu- long life bir int. 11. -I'tiial powei- and brightness ami n'uu-.d \M>rth.
She was a per-oi; of great dignity of carriage;" d. .Xnv. F'h ISfiF'a, .s(i; m, Mar(h -, 1 7bS,
dosiah I'wight of Springlieid. Mass., (h.is 2d wl'.e b, Sepi. 17, lTb7; s. .d' lion. Josial.
and Elizalu'th Puckminster D . H.-irv. Co]., 17Mi; mendi. at Stocicbridig', and sonn^
time in busitu-ss wiih Ins li.dnh. Win. T. 1-Mwards; some vrs. clerk rd' the Hamjishire
Co. Court and. Stat,- Trea-, of .Ma-^s. lb- m. iF.Mas 21, lis'i" Camline Wdlliams who d.
Dec, 2n, 17i'd. He d. Mar.di S. IS21, a. od. ;.. lo .diil.
h Car.dine W'ii'.ianis D\^d-ht, b. .l,an. 22, 17'.)!); d. ofcons.. ]),i\ li). ISPk
II. 'I'iuieihy IMuanb- Dwivhf, .Mas Fl IsO:); d. of spot, fev.. .Ian, 22, aSi)7.
lib ivizab.'tk Ibi.kuMifco.r l)\vi,;li;". Spi, 17, b^'Dl; d. Xnv. IS, is'ii, a. (id: kept a
young la. lb s'seho.d in LeUox, Mass., abr, :]<) \ is, ; aui hor of Sji:niJ>h ('■,;, ^/nr.sf ufA ui' rir,> ;
Lr.-O'jny W'ir in.nf j;,„,i-. ; ly,,u^.i ,/ .■, r/ /,, ,• C-, v,s-/„ ,• i'i, .is i ,,t S'H.'l.i ,-, ; 'J'l.-< !l .f' i! '/''< ^ ; A
'J'dlL witl, ^f,/ J',/p;;^ : m. Sept. 2,0, l^Pb Cluvrles Sedgwick nf L'.'no:<, b, D.-c. P"), 1 7i)l ;
422
r.RAxcn 01' i;i,[ZAi;Krir.
d. All-. ;>, ls.,(:: CIciIl Stii-rfti-.c Coiirt <-r .M;i>^s. ; s. <.f ]!„n. Thf.,(lon< aiidLiotluT of Miss
Catliarmc M. S.',ii:wi,-k, tiu' crl.-lii-Lird sviitiT. 1 . Cath AHi:< k M' vui \ Sept ].-) |S->i)-
III. Nov. -js. is-|-,>, Wi.i. .Miii,,r, 1.. .\i.iil 7, ISIT: JIarv. ('.,1. ]s;;n- 1;uvn, r- :■.■. I'-nsUm' i>
ciiii. ;2, (;il\i;i,Ks, April -I. ]s-J2,- a Mipninr iin.^iiist; d u!' hrain I-^v^t v,l,il,. a iiici,, '.,1
Ifarv. (ul. ;j. ]■:(,!/, \i;i;rir Dwk.ui'. July l.j. 1S;>(): m. Kiu.l.-; irk \\.. s. of !);p.i,-!
Ii'uflvcman of IhviiM-ii. (ii riiiuTiy; iiiusic tcaclic;- in N. V . {\ : l-i-liil. 1. U'.nJ Dwk'/h!
1.. l>i-nnx. .luiH- •.':, 1S;J1. ]!;u-v. ('..!. 1N.-,1: stu.l. ii, (MTin.uiv aiul ]l.-irv. law ,•„ liool ■ >,,-t'
111 St. l,.>ui.^. .^Jn. ; 111. July I.-., J,S.")7, in ll:i!i,.v.r, (frr., I.'.iii.-,;, . lia ii. of Trof \ 'l,.]\.
kaiiipi"o[ 11., (;cr. Ill ISul rn,u. as 1st l,iri,t. ii. -Jd .M a.ss. \<i!s.: dclail,-] as ,,nlinau'T
oliicf-r i!i r(Hp>~ ,,f (H-ii. r.ai.ks: tiaiis. to slalf of Maj. (m-ii. .Jnlm S,-,li: wi.'k wiik r^mk ,,r
Major: womaiol ;u l.aitl.' of Aiitiolain, Sept. J 7, 1.s(;2, and .1. at K.rdvs\ ii'],. M,i ^,,,,,
29. ]y(]2.-.S.^ /A//-/-. J/,, /,..;•;-//,• loft ;] dai... o. (iKvCK Asinni-Nj.it; 1,. M,,nh :,' Is'rV
a lios))ital iiur-c in latr war; iii. ('has. Astor I'-risnd: C'd \vf. . a o-j-.ind s of .loin, J-r-ob'
A.stor of X. y.). I,. 1N21: V. ('. isy^j; stud, at 'J'ri.-iitv Col., ('a nl.rid-v Ku-- an.! iu"lS.-)->
}.ablisLcd a Work en;. Fir.- y,or:> in an Iuhi^-^^, [nirrr.^i/,/. Ho wrote hn-Vlv foi vaii^
ous luag-a/.mos: <L in Wa^hjnirton. D. ('...lan. ] }. 1,^:4. Ilislsl v/f. was l,aura' \Viii;i-or
Erevoort, da.u. i^f llfnr,\ of .\. \. (_'.
IV. Hol>oi-i i>-d,-u ]M\i.:],t, 1). Oct. ]. IKOO: 'stud, at Aniltorst; trrad \iid,,v. r '.'-^l-
ord. by A. i;. C. V. M.. M.i.s.s. tolho Madura Pist.. Southorn india^d. tb.r. .Ian ,'^' IS44'
111. Mary \\ illiaiij.s Billiim-.s. U. Mar.di s', jso:;; ,1. at Ma.dur-i India .1 m 7 r^i j ]
Makv Iln.i.i-vos. I,. Kolv ];i. l^;-, ;„ J)indi-Pl, India; n-s. So. lladl.-v Falls ' Mass nnin'
2. K()i;r.!:T (h;r);.N. (trt. .s. 1>:]S; lawyer; ivs S. ]!. l'-,alls; m. O.'i. t;, ISliP. Sai'aii J-^
Col, urn; .s. /. :_;. \\''.r. 1! ^i-jiis, <.)(t.. ]>^4(); d. m.ou. 4, Tn'M-in v f:i)v> ahi.s. i).' Uo.'. '2li
isn, ,a Madura; a laailvct ::ardi.'nor. inmi.
^■. Ma!-ar.T 1 1 sv i^l, t, L. April M. lN(i4; <I. Sep. :,, iSt.",; t-arhor of ;; .■• kduatod
S'.-hool ii: Nonhaniiitoii from tin' a^^c of Ki till de.-.
VI. An..'!;;. J)ui,,l)r, h. S-pt. 17, IsOU: ,1,. .Tun.- 1. l.s-,'4. D;-. .l.,-..pli H.-n-h.-w !''ni,i
01 -N.;cJ.i wt.j; I.. Ajnil-JO, K^Mi; <1. .\.,v. !1, lS4f;. 1, i'j.iZAKKTii J 1 K.xsiiv w Mas '^:-;
1.^-2.:.; in. Sopi. -J,.-., IS.")!), I.^r. .\rtluir An,.;-ii>tiis Skiv-vick of Nrw Hcdior.l Ma.ss wlio d"
Oct. 3, H(j;-1. •^. Ej)W\T;I), Nov. 1, ls-.?H: .<,,pt. M'ail Sreaniskip (',,. a* 'San Franris-.j'
Cak; lost or, home voya-r .,n stmr. (ioldcn (k.to, .kulv 07, \^ii-^; 111. \ov. 2i) )><:)'.) FJ],'n
Hall.n of H.iston; s. I. 'A. Maiiy Itwic.in . J ulv :!(», "kS^S; ni. D.-.nirl ( lorliani Jja'am k
Harastaklo. Mass., An-'. ■Jli, IS-JU: iin-nd;. .\. V. C. 1, /•;;,;-*'v .'/, J/, n.-hmr 1. i S.J:.' ' •''
Gorlnni. 1S.-,.1. :k Con.-'ai.r,-, l,S,-,7, 4. U'/,/. J),rl,;Jit_ ]S,V,); d. ISti:) :, D.ini.l T.^H'^'
(k FA'rnnL istitk 7, Tl^.rt n.;d,.,,\in^. !. .k).i;rii Hi:nsu.^w, S.^pi' :?:J If^:;;)- 'd
March. 7, 1 ^;! J. ^ -1, H.wxau Wii.i..\i;i,, 1.. ,ln!y 1, l,S;;.-2; d. F.-k. 'M, lS:i4. C. Hoi-KiiX
()(!i>:-.N, .km. •2;k kS^-t; an oJiietT on so'a!ii ya.drr X.irjli Star an.un.l tiio \'.ork! wi'k Coin
noiloiv Vand,rl)!!t: lo.t ..verlioaid olf tlic coasi. of Port acra.l, Jul v i?!). ],s.-,;j, in his -jUi ],
yr. 7, Josi Ml J^WKiiiT. 1). D.-,-. O'.k k^oo. ii;.-.i,-anco kusin..-ss in .\. Y C ■ n, June "•■'
l.S7(). Mary Ik)wo.-,, ,k,u. o| Ik.v. .k,s..-],k Ik Jlull [U]. s, k.v.ri;.\ A.mioi.i.v, Jnlv 1 1 IS!')'
111. .May .>, IS.j^', (.'apt. .k-s.'pk Hrrnt (iriswnld Idiani, ni.ariiu-r; 1 .diikk
\\\. Mar\ Ann Dv. i-rla , k. Sojit. 17, lsi)(5; t.-aclnn- of drau in,- an.l paintin-; oaticnt.
f;entlr,of soun.l kn.iu-icdiic and st rongscnsc.f duty ; .slu'd. at .Morrisiana, X.Y.Xov.'4. iX.'iS:
uutlior of trririiin ,n,il il,:n>in Mi/th'ilofijj ; I'oit'n/ for I he Toinifj : Coirp'/s Ti-.n/fi'iifi''/',
oft/te IU,nl ,riiJ, \„f.js : Ji, Ahrvhinncnt of Lmzi' >i' ]nU:nn/ <rf Painting : An KU.:nn,tar:i
TrcatUiv m, tin Fino. Arts, ■ik.-r general likuarv rai>ai-il v and tuilture "were also k.i.rli ' —
Hist. Ma;/. Jan. k^.")0. . 1 . ^:, .
VIII. Susan l)\vi,nli;, i\Nin with .Mary .\iin, k. Sept. 17. k^Ofk- in. Frd.. 4 \^:'A kewis
Williams, m.-rcli. of Ckillir, ,t iu-, (). . \v l,r. he d. Am;-. Fi . l8o2. 1, kcwis, June vO
18:>7; e'iv. Kne-.; Suj.t. ('in., Ikim. \- l>a.y. Ik Ik 2, .\nn.\ Dwk.ht,' .1 iine -ji, 1S41 "d'
-tlid. law wifh Tie
Aug. 22, :,S42.
IX. 'rimothy Kd^\■,lrd.■^ Dwielu, 1,. June ."1, 1S0>!: V. ( '. 1S27
n.'vereii.x', lu.s n.-.tlier's cms.; Ci. Mav 2U, XX'.Vo.
X. 'riionia-, liwi^'it. .\p.ril ."), I'siO; d. (),;r. CU, ISkn
^1- iiaiinah kuekminster D>Ti..'kt, k. Dei:. 1. k-^lFd. I>e,-. Hk ISkk a. :; yrs.
Xll. Ikmnali \\'oiiiiini_;ion Dv.iekt, twin uitli Ilannali Ik ; d. S.^pt. 17, ]s27.
Xllk Ca.oliu. Williams Dvviukt, Xov. 1 k IS!:); m. y.Av 2lk '!>::;2, Samne'l lkj'[>liins 's
(d' rapt. ,Iokn 11. i; Dmi. (,\,1. 1^2;; A ndovm- Tkeo. S,-ni. IsAl ; 01, 1, aii.'l pre;,rhe,l a* viiri,')lis
plat-es; aullior of /,■ .vv„„,v ,,/7,/,. (•,;■....: llisl..r;j.F Vtr.iinia: y/o' Furitansan,i Un,,n
Flivitnt!,-. 1, Si n.i.i;,)ux, l^:',:k -J, i'k.!/, \r.r;rii. k. I »ee. 1 . !^::4; m. Now 22 1 v.-,!i 'jk-v
.losepn iienr,\- Myers of \\ki;.M ;.i\\ n, X. ^..(li:-, -J,! u f. ). I.. Oc!. 2'.i, 'sil; riM.dier a'
Milrou, X.V. ;kWK.:u.,i:,k. .\kuvk kk 17.;;, M.i).; As>i Sur-'. k. S. X. Dep;.. \Va^inn-ton,
!>. (\:aUi'r\v. set. at Covi-r;, S.-n.'e:i Co., X. V. 4, k;.\ !;!;i.l..\ 'ikio.Mfsi )\, j>ee. 14 ?,s:i!).
num. .0, MAP.ii.\u!;-r l>wi(it) r, Dee. is. lS4i.
HDAVAltDKS, WIIITI Vli.
423
MV .loshil. lUvurht, .Imu. •Si), I8i:.: m. Nov., \S:V.>. Ainand.i l,<:..T,:vnl Ci-illii,. !' ^^n.
"()' l^<l7 1 ('iiA>^. Skix^WI'K, Au'r. <i. lS4il; in V-atllc of St. mr liivcr, and iii JO l)i\ttx<>,-^
and -kirniisiH-s i)> Vnion iuiuv; ni. Nov. 10, 1870, ]':i!.'ii K. Mas,.n,
XV. Clarissa Dsvi-dit, h. Jan. 10. 1S17: d. Nov. 12, U'-iO.
825G.]1. ITarv Edwards, h. Oct. 11. 1780; .! Jan. ;!o, ]s7:_i: n,. Ai-ril 2.7, isuo.
Mjkou \Vhi1in>i-. b. .Mav S, 177-4; lawy.M-; icni. U, Biiiirli.-iiHlon, N . \.: nMin. K-'JI.; i'ls..
Aftv. and d. Jan 11, 164'.); rliil. h. at IVuii-liaiuron, N. ^ . ., . , .„, i -
* I Murv F.rr/.;J.i-i)i Wl.itin-, 1>. at (iival l^arrin,L':lon. Mas-., April ■-!■>. ]>>)]■ <\._iu
]3in.rluunr,.ii,' X. •. ., Nnv. 22, 1Sn2, a. SI ; an a.ilnav.s; n, S,.,,;. 111. islli, J<.;,n_ i u^-u
Cn' (.r .Niiiitia: s. of Annni D.; (-■-'m. D of tluarmy u;,s a cans, .d U,,. J. i 1'.: t h''
Irtrrr vas lirsi a farniu. ili'^n a druu-lst, llicn amcirl,. m N . ^ . ( . . Imaily^a 5^.;11 -
:,p)..)intcd and s:l f-sapi.".) in- cdty missionary in Hr.uiklyn. 1. Jniix Mason. -, VN m.
"'"^'n'"'\\ilii',;n Kfhvardx Whiting, 1'. S.'i>*. ! 1 . 16U;J; d. J un- ;.!, Iss2; a, 71t; a.-iiny;
'I'r.-.s ' \ni ^Fi-- V-so ■ a rnlini: <lil-r in I'm-di ]^■!■ul■nif•d rid).; m. May 2^. l^>>'-. Ann
I.vcdrdan. (.fJol.n 1. I'ost <,f N .' V. 0.; h. Aug. 4, 1:^(M; nuw liv. in |-;r-,<.klyn, ^. '.
• m (Hndir,.. WhiJin-, !•- Sr,,t, 1, l-o:.; n,. Xnv. 11. 1^2:;, U\rU.n\. s. .,! ^hy v,..m.t
Mathr.rof I,vni-. ('..nil. 1. J'Mz.w.ktu W.mtk. 2, M.xuv Emv.Mn.s ■ d.rr,. ,., Hmodx
Li:s;i;i;. 4. N \M V Luris.v. .7, Caijomnk \VinTi.\.^ (i. Masun \St!H!>h^. ..
1-'KAN<Ks AMI:!.I V idvc). ,,.,,, 1 .•'.■- r» ,-
1\- Ithnda \nn Wl.iiii^jr. 1.. April TJ, 1S07; n.. A].nl :!, lS2h, l.alid:, s. ot iunnthx
].,;stor of X,.r\n.d,,<'oMn.:(a rmiote' coa^. of T. Kdward- L.-st^'r); Imnkrr. d. in i.ork.-ster,
X. v., Jniv n, isi;o, . ,, , , • u- 1 t
V Fiaia-s \vrrv Wlurinu-. h. An-. 2!>, 1S!1: i„. llniry Mather. Lm. m i.n-hard:
a surr.-s-fu! Imsiur^s Inaii ; >.i..TnlHtor in land and viliag.- l-is. ]. Mai:v D-i ;;!.Kt.A\
(dcf) 2 lliri! \i:n IlKXi^.Y. H. Klizmjkui Kap( i.iKKi:. ^_
VI Mason Whiiin-. 1). Jan. IS, l."U:i; rt's. Bru.nnc Co. and X. Y. v.; ni- _";;;';■ '"•
1S^W, Eliza, daa. oF Hmry Vand.'wai. r. L. X.J.,U.-t. 18, iM2: <1. Aiuc Ih. ib,..,. 1.
Kmza 2 Amkm.v. ■l Wii.i.iAM. 4, lIi:MtY.
Vli. Cathariiu- Sprnr-r Whiiin-, 1.. S-pi. 22. IMl; d. April 17. ISd.; ni. Julv^E
U;;^5 Criak ^^uri^ Stow,-rs, b. Watennxv,,. X. Y., Xov. 21. ISilS; d. Srran,nn. P''--; "^
1;! ]S7(); carri-d on bus. in ]Vn>-lianitoi,. Scranton and Clnc.i.LTo. lie \vas s. ot ..unn o.
Watorto'wn. 1. Mai;y. 2. Cathkiit.xk. ;!.. Mokkis. 4. Fi;ami-.s.
VlJk Aiindia (.i-deu \\'liitin,u-.
8256.11.8. Amelia Ogden Whiting, b. >ray 14. 181'.'. m. S..,.t. 4, isi3l», K.-v.
Wni Sfvuiour, s. of Joai. and Xabby (Sevimuir) Tyler, b. Hartt., SM:ai. <- o. . la..
Sent 2 "l^lO; Aiuhrrr.t Col. ]s:;(!; tutor; .stud, Tliro. at And-ver and witb l'-^'_ ;'■•
Skin'ner; lias been for nearly oO yrs. I'lof. .d' Cr^-.p ^.an:^ and kit. in Andiers'; Ikl)..
^ ' \ A[ason \V)diin^Tvb.r. b June 17, 1840; Andiorst Cok 1 8112; mlist.^d at one.- in
li7thMa8S.; eoinmissioii-.d 1st kieut.; s..rved tbn.ngk tk.' war ; ^vounded at Pet.'rsbur-.
went home on erutches: veturiu;-d loAiiiiy..!' ]>oton,a<-, under ^^"''■"'^"' "\ "".f/';?,."'
Shenandoali;. Provost Mar.slial (d' ^Vin^h.-ter; C.k by biwet ; in D.v. kJ IM'.). kli/.a
M.nr-arH dan ..f Ib'v. Dr. Sekived.-r of St. Anns, 15r..oklyii. k Mvm.x Wunisc. b.
July" 2k' d. ^^^'^■ 17. l^k-^k ■■• ^^'•'>'- >^HVM<UK, b. Ort. IS. 1872.. o. ( onsKT.\v>
nu.VKD.M.VN. k. Xov. k"), 187."). ,,,.,., (. r
II Williani Wellin-ton 'lAdor, b. Get. 14. 1841; Amher-^t (..J. ls(.4; n.anuk .d
Turbine Water Whe.ds; linn kliod.-n \ Tyler; took 1st pii/..' at IMr.la. ( .■nteun.al ; res.
Mt. llollv. X. J.; in. S>-].i. 12. 1S72, Sarah Braksley SiierrenJ of SeraiiDn, we.o d. at
Mt' 11 Sepi IS 1.^^2 1. Amf.i.ia \N'i(1tinh;. b. Jan. 17. 1S7.').
'in" Ibnrv'Matker Teb^r. b. Xov. is, 1S.1;P Anili.'rst Col. k^(i.7; nitor and stn.i.
Theo •' rr.,f <;f (ir.ek iii'i^iu.x Col. . (.iak-skitr-, ! 11. , and aetiuir i''-^'"' ^ '""^- '''''■■
aflervv. i.a.>lor in Fit.dd)ur-, Mass. ; st^.fd supply -d Kdwaids' .bb. Xortl.an,pt..n^, y r. ;
Prok of Cre-k in Sniitli Col., n.:.u- <.,t Pifdnemt .dde, W on-.-M.M- -.•iss. ; r-s. .Norm-
;„„pton;in. Juh :10. ls;2, Marv Fran.a-s IV^brow, b. Monr..,.^Mi.-h. 1. 11knkvI>Ks.
HHow. b. An::. 24. is:.-). 2, Maimukh. Kdsva.kds. b. On . :J. ls,,;d. An.;-. li>. l^.S- ■<■
])i)\Ai !- \\'irrn\>., ie Juk "). |s;i). .
IV John Mas,,n T\b'-i, b. M av 18. is,",!; Amherst Crd. F^-:.; sne!. lie..,, a! I nion
Theo. S.-m.,X. V; l^bdo-y a ud Kin-ln d S'-ien,-es at (b,iiin-.-ii ami k.Mj.sie. ( ..M!nan% ;
Jb-of. of kioio-v at Amle-rst; unm.
424 ' i;UAX(;3i of kli/ a r.KTii.
8257. Susanna Edward;^, !■. .I'.m,' 'i!), 17 lO; d. May 2, IS'Kl: m. Sc.pr. 17. 17(;i),
Klca/.cr I'di-U-.- of Uudli'.v, iii- -.M \vl'. ilr in. (1) Aiiiri, ihi'i. nf ('■>\. .Inlm Pilkin of Jv'
JIavtt., Cmjik, \, Iki fl. Nov. 7. 17 •">'-■, in li.T 'J Itli \ r. . b. 17-Jy: V. ('. \] IS, Just in. of tin-
<.^)iH'i-iiii., 1777: .i;i(l;'.' (rf thr Conn of Couiinnh Pleas alioiit '.'(I vr.s ; d. in Stiirl)!);].-,.
Mass., Mav '21, ]?.):.
]. Klra/t'i- J'niler, .1 u nr 14, ] 7(;-J; il, in Snirlj. , Mass.. Mav ■? , L'SlH: lu. Jan. f).
17S:.], Sar.ili. d.ui. o| l>:i\;.l Iv.-ycs of \\ r..I:)ii. Mas.,-., 1,. 17M): (l.\NJair-li ^(i. ISy;, a. '.ti"
], D.wiii Ki:ii:-. ]-"i-n. :}.7. lis]; rc.s. S. -2, Sisanna, I);c. -JO. i^s:,; d. Jan. Il', iN.jii;
iiimi. '.'. S.\i;.\ii, Maivh4. ]'iX^:: u). Saiii'l Pilti--. -I, 17))V,'!.\. J un-' 1 1 , 171';); r.-s. K'irli-
iiiotid. Va :,. llFNKV, S.-pt. 1. I7!j:i: d. (»rl. >;, lS-,'(;. C, SiD.M V, Sr-]it. -J;!, i7!).">; ivs.
Stiirir. 7, M.\i;i-\, Jal\ ^J. r<',»7: ni. J)r, Wociiwaid. N. ]7i,i; \;'.i,i;. .\u;'. 10. 17;tl): res.
Sfaniford, Coiiii. 9, lidii.v'j;. July 11, 1^0:!; d. .)aii. Ill, IN,!!.
11. ^^"iliianl i;. rorii-i, li. Do.-. li, iii;;]; .\i.l).: dfV(.ii'Hl luucli tiiuc to t radnu;- ]inr-
sniis; ill 1I11' sanio sioii' in iladli'V for (in yr.s. . and d. Nov. (i, ls|;, jeaviuL;- llic l.-UiMst
t-.^i. in lladlcy up to that time; uj. ]^rv. !', I^SS, l^ois, dan. of Dea, John Kastnuiii of 11.,
\vlio d. iU'f. 12. 171)','. a. -2:-:: iO; J un^.- Ki, ]]'.)l, riia.rlotlc, (],>>:. lion. Wni. V.'iHian-s of
I'/iltoM, Mh^-.. uhod. Nov. 10, ISi-j. a. 72. /. h\ Isf!:..: ], l>.\r., h. U<t. 14. 17^J'.i: d.
soon. 2, John On. 24. liiU.t; Wins. Col. iSHl;' h.,-v;an inac la'.v at Anhiirn, N. Y. : inn;
boi-'ii a niiiii. of h.iili liranchi's StaTr la'i.'. of N. V.: SiiriMj^raTc; [-"ii's. fif a inanuf. Co.
;it .\nlioiii. . ;), Wli.i.i \\t. Nov. 14 li!).': Win--. Col. ISI;!; prar, law at I. en, Mass.. and
d. t!ir. I. by 2d iv..: 4, Hf.E.v/i'.u Wii.u v.m,--. ,Mav 2:t, I ]\ir,: d. Fob. 2'J. 17!;I7. ."), C.\uoi,i,\K
\\'lij,i.\Ms". May ]!i, 1 ;!)7. (., Mai;v J'.hnv a r.i :r^ , ] ). ,-. J 1 . 1 ;;i;i; d. May lo. IM);;. 7. I.ois
KA^T.^!A.v, I-"cb. S. bs.il. y .Ja.mks 13ay.vi;i>. Fi'b. lb, l'-{):i; nii-ich.: nj.'Jan. i'l. is;]!.!, ^su.vuu
Pai-.sons. 1. h'/l/r./i'' CA'/V.v, b. l<o';. b. lS:J'i; ^j'. ('. b-^oS; delivered the jxiem al the Ci.-n-
tentiial Cele|)ra!ioi; at Iladiey; d. lS7i;. 2, r/,,/i-/,.fJ, HV/'7'//;/a, Hef. r.. b^'lO. H, W>'>.
A'T.w//-.!', March !), bsf-j. b. .M-.kkm i.\ n . 1 >ec 2^, JniM; vLms. Col. ls2.7; ].roni. as a. li.inie
rni.s.sionavv ; i-astor of (dili. at (ireeii Hav, W'i.:.. and at Clileaeii, 111. Jd, Ciiaki.i;s .Mav
12, d. Sr'pr. 1. Ic07. 1 1. ''HAiD.Ks, July 2S. lHi>;; d. a. 2 days.
III. Jonathan Ivlward^ P(n-tei\ b. .May 17, KbC; Ihiiv. Col. 17Sb; a ])isl. j,av, vei';
(MLUise] l'(n- !lani;;Hii an.l Daly, who w (-ic t ried and, eveiuted IVn- nmrder 'd' Marens Lvoii.
lie died Mai-rli 2K IS2I, in Itinica. N. V'.: manie,! Jaunarv lb. 1 ilC-J. Fidelia, dan", of
Timothy lUvieht l'.';(/, j I. Dac, b. .Aju-ili:;. 1 r'J.! 2, .Jrnt.\ .\x.\. .N p: ii JC. j;<)4;
(1. Dec. "is. is;;ii: m. Joseph I're.-ser' Wiclibani. b. Thonip-on, Conn., .April 1. 17!t7: V.
C. IHbJ; |.rea.che(l ai New liorlielje a]i'! W'esi l^iiju, C(ni!i., l-2')-2S; Prin. W'a- hine-fon
Inst., N. \. C., i'-~2S-:4}; |iastur Pi-eVi.y. ,dih., Maileauiui, N. J.. ls;;4: in bS37 Vjr,].:
(diai-j^e (d" the jbirr Sein., .M.ancdjester , Vt.. 27) }i's. He 111. (2) Dei'. 2'S, bSi^l.Amv
Porter, cons, to hi.-; 1st w f . , b. S"pt. ■>')_ b-'bl.bs- \vl!oni hn had Fniina. b. Oct. 21,'lN22;
111. Rev .'vllie.l C. Hoe, l^e.^, ni Clyde, N. "l'., fds 2d v, f . : m. (:j) Oc! . 12, K^:J4, Eli/abctli'
C.,dau. of J'ev. Sanine! Meiwiu ot Ni;s\ Hav. l.Wfm-ii Lu'iis.i, b. Nb.iw 7, 1S27; ih
July, 1V2N. :], 'J'iMdTiiv Dwioirr, March II. ]7'.)7: Y. C. ISKP siuTp nied ; )>rin. and
I'rojir. of Wasliineton Inst., lolhst., bet wccn od and 4th a\es,; rem. to Mnrrav Mill,
and owiu'd thes.jnaie bound by :;d audi Lexingion aves. and ;;bTli and ;j7lh s!s., aliont 2
acfP.S, and was jin-si r\ad by him iri its orii;nai shape until a few \ j-s. a.eo, when i( jiad
b,.'com.' very valuable. With his brother. T. \V. Port-r, endo\\ed Yah' Col. \\-it]i S212,-
OlJO, called 'the ■• Porter l-\ind." lied, in N JIav.. Dec. lSN(t, a. !:^2;in. Dec. , '] S:>i(,
3Larv l-]li/,a. dan. of Hon. .I7phra.ini and .\lar\' (Sevmonr) Hart of I'tit-a, N. Y. She d.
Feb." 24. b^')4. 1. ,/■///,/ ])>i;<jht. b. abt. 1H42; d. "soon. 2, ^fl!r^| L>'n.s,(. .\pril 1.7, INJO.
4, Tiih.iMxiiiK 'A(nii.si;v. b. .July lo, 17!i',i; \. C. pspj; d. Aj-rd'o, JS,7:): ninn.; iissisted
his bru, in \\'nis. In.-t. .7, Jiiii.\ Dujoht. .Maich lH. lsi)0: d. next day. i), Jun.vthan
Fdwauds, June 27, I'SOo.
TV. Mo.-,e.-, Porter, b. Sepr P.), 17bS; P'ol.; d. May 22, 1 N.7 1 ; at that linn- the oldest
<lesc. <jf Pros. FMwards. He lived and d. in tlie bon.^e in Ihnlb'y. Mass., in wliidi he
was b. .Mem. .Ma.s.,. HepM Ma-s. Cnjist. Conv., IS2n, and held otiier i>ositions. .\. man
<d' sound bnl-em.'nt, eneri^etle and jn-onipt in action, ^enei-ous in feelini.:, a friend to
liie wblov. and Hie failierle-,^, hand e\ ei- opi-n l:> the ])ooi-. Administrator on iiun-e esls.
than any other man in llaniji-hire Co, \'isited the sii Ic to pray a nd relb-ve; ever \v<4-
eomo, b:'[ipy. cheerful ami e,,n.-is!ent. lb- in. Aim'. '■'/), 17'.)1, Ann', dan. of Denj.. and
sis. of Christopher Col: of Haitf., Conn. Sln-d. Fi4>. II. PH;'., a. 71. I, lb;N.i.\M i.\
Coi/r, June '.), i7'J2; d. June:;. i;.i;. 2. ]7i,i.', \i;i: I'M . Ja!i. 2 1, 1 P.if. :;. l5i.;.N.iAMiN, Oct.
Ti, 17b."). 4, Sci'iil.v, Nov. I, IP.);, d. .\p:il :',. iNll; m. Ala\ 12, b'--:;, P'.-a. Cli.arle.-;
Hiichcrl... He m. (2i .VuL' 21, ISJ:;. i'oreeba (Hnbbaiil) Wei fs, dan . of P'o^well linb-
ba:-d, -7, Mm^i.s. Oef pp n'lp. ;p .\\!v, S.-pi. 2i.), 1^!)!: d. Or| . :j;,, p^^V: ni. Dec. 2S,
I.^:;i, Joseph Dre--.'r \\ ickham. \\hos,' isl wf \\as.luria Ann Pmter.cons to .\my. 7.
^'■l•s>.^^A 17iuvai;i)s, b. Jan. l.^\ bsi.|.4. d. Nov, 2ti. 1SU.7. S, Fi.k v/.r.ii, .Ian. 2ib Ibnb. \l.
EDU'Al.'DS, I'ULl.OCK. 1) K V KUETX . i^i)
Sl's V^N \. .laii. :5n. ISU-^; d. in l'):it:i via . III., .lai:. 07, 1^4'.t; iii. ilrv. ],ut licr I'aniinn.
IC. ],ri-ici;riv ('i):.r, Mav 1."). 1^10; d. .lulv ;;, is'i;; m. May Id, ]"•:;*>, 'rimma.s ^'ll.•ll lU'
No. Hruukli'.-l<l, .Ma'<<,. I.'Au;;-. li , IN'l!), s.'dI 1;.-v. Di. 'IMuinias „ iiil'l'ir/ali (St ic),::) Sncll.
Ill- 111. r-'' All-. -J"-;, l^^lil. Aiaiy Wik-ox Fi.^U. i. U,r. .l/,.,s- .s />■,//, r, May:;, is;;'.); Ainli.
("ol. l>:;i: 111' \\is. -U. l"-'.'>i". -Mai-y Ccu-nclia llalincl;; Jlaill'., Coini.; scrv. in rniuii
nriiiv, isrrj-tit. l. Mnwin I'drtii.' Amr. 'J. l'~:^ii-'!. -i. (''Tai'l Hall.)."!;, Aii^-. 'J, l^-CC: ,].
Juii.'- 1-i, is;:) ;;, ]-:;i/a (•.iir..ll, .luiM.' L isi;s. ;>, .s: //■,'// A',/,////, Maicii ii, isU; il.
JiuitrO, iMT. n, Fiiu:; 1 V Dwiciri', July 7, IS1:J; d. Aui;-. 17, INi:!. I'i. .Uinath.vn
EnwAi;])--. A[);il li. isi.'j, i:;. I'.Mii.v, ^Fav -J."). !S17.
V. .).,], r. Wmw. .)u!v -27. ^1, Auc. 7, H 7-J.
Vi. l'i.T|...,!it P(;i;iT,'.liiin- 1-J. 1 ;;."); d. Jlui.' i.'). ISO."): in. Nov. -27, 17!i7, liaiinali
^Vi^-l.■•i!l- ot i:-:s' Wiiid.M.r, CniiM.. v.ho d. Aiit^-. :^, 1S:;<;. a. i;:). l, .!Ki;rsn.A.. .inly •.':-•,
179sr(l. .iaii. 10, isuo. -J, Lia i:k.ti.\, N..v. -J;;. i 7!i11. :i. Fi;i;i)i'.i;i( k, Dt-r. :ji, iSfU.
4, LKi(t'>TKi: \V., Jan. 7. ISd:;.
8258. Eunice Edwards,!'. May'.). 1 7 lo. (Monday); d. at NcwImtu, X. (;., S.-pt.
ff, 1>:VJ; )i;. .Ian. .">, 1 711 !, 'I'll' nnas l\il Iml; ( Pnjk an abin-'-vialioti ), J7-^(l. . of tin' l]ali;ni
■('St. N. v:.; 1'. .liiu. o. 1>:!': d. 17 77-; [-2) li .hort Hunt of I'di/ala/thtown, X. .)., who <I.
Mitrcii. isn;.
!. K!i/.d,.t!i Pollorl;, d. ,v. /. ; m. W" ill iuin.'s.
11. II. -Ifl- I'oil.H-k, di. y.
III. Tl .;na~ Tollo/k. ik aJ I>iicra, Ilaly . nnin. , ]Sli;k- a prott" Ta.nl and was ir1'u>t>d
Imiial in lln- paiial sta'cs; was lj rrii'd to L< udioiii a nil Im. tlnre in tin' !7n.t:!isli jrionnd.
IV. Fiainc- F(dlo,]<, in. .](,iun Doveiciix.
V. (.■.•..i::-- I'nilo.-k: killed ky falling 1 roin hi^ horse on liis phunaaion in X. (.'.,
Fs.:i',i. num. i. h^- 2>\ m. ;
Vl. Sara), Fiorponl IT.int, .May i). 17S1: di.,1 .\!a;c]i "JLk \^-i:]: in. Au^. 3(1, ISDI),
nX Sa.'::t '..a Sii;7-!;Lrs. N. v.. .k.k 1 I'.naninj- i > i -;,'■ wy n . l-7-(], of tin' Hci-mitairi'. Wil-
luinyton, X. C.s. of Jnlii, lhii';;\vyn (d (Jloucrshiif, kai-, 1. .)n.i.\ 'i ii i.uUosi a, Sept.
HO. lSti7. 'J, (.i.n. PuMo' K .\i.v),'!;sTiixi:, .'line 11. 1^10; d. Feb. •'■■), ]><:l[i :',. ]Ii-:ni;y
Ki>.'-. .!?.;). 7. I'^kl -!. TiiiiMAs Pvii.i.iK :.. l»ff. ;k k^l4 •'), .Ujiin ('om.inson, Sfjit. 7,
ink;, d. N(,v. ',i, 1S4-1 (k 17i>v,A]:i» 1 'K.\ i:r.|.:r\, .Mai.k ve, kSllk d. Sept. 4, IS'^O. 7,
>Vm. fk-ii. Maivit:Jl. ls-1: d. Sent. ;k 1N;J0. s. Sakaii Kmii.y, k. F.-k. 24, iS-M.
S2564. Frances Pollock, tu. .lohu Dcvoifux of W'cxknd, liel-md: ran away
froUi St. Cn.aks ('ok. to iivoitl kccomiii-- a ]nii <t, and i"itcr,'d the Ikiiisk navy, .\ftfrw.
■fanie TO Aiiiiiiia as s|i|m.j(-u:-;,^o oj' Irisli linen. Shipw i-erked on coast of NoTth < 'arolina .
and \\eiu to NtAsiiein, w ke]-e li'-saw, loved and niarrii'd Fi-anrr- Po'loclv. He d. in N.
I. .Iid:n D.'vert.'ux. killed v^dien a k(iy hy a tail fioiu a horse.
11. Thomas PoUo'k Devereux, k. 17ii4; "in. < 'atlnuiin.' Ann .lolnison; (2) Ann Marv
Mrotland.
in. (ie.,. Pollork Devei-.Mix. nn Sarah 171i/.a!'eih .lohnson [,'/./(] nf s.frat ford, Conn.,
and (k ks;',7 at SulTolk. \'a. . en rnntp. resuli o[ a fa.ll fioni ki-- lioisesev. yrs. iu-foie. 'i'iie
wid. then ri.'ni. to X. fla.v wliere she was wi'll l^nown for lier larue and i;'e;u'roas hos-
pitality. 1. kii.iiK, h. X. ('., All--., is:]."i; a ninrli adiiiifed lulle; m. \Kh), Frank
riu^4e(i, a ki wyer of Phila. : r<.-s. two yi>. in ;k, koikis. Mo. lie. d. in IS.")',). J>efi>r('
tliat < vent she luid written skeu;l!,-.s Un- Ilai'i'erV M<i;/,ui/ii , and a novel railed Sj"f/'iri/l'f.
Alter llui! she wi-'ite largely for h-adinu' newsiri]iei> mihI niaL;a/,ine>. In the vvintcr of
ISGl slic- w;;s t!ie NA'a.shinii'ton .-orrespondenr (,( the X. V. kX enini;- /'»/,-/. In Isil-J j.uh-
liiihed i,'..,'/,7k/''/, a luu-el atn! wioie maiiN snnie-- lor I-"ran!; keslie'N 117./'//; the Piiiki.
J-'/'i.'f.s' and otlier ])ul>lifat;on-; ni. iM) ISfiH, (.'r-enlill l-Slakc of X. ^ . city. iti ks72. jnib.
.Ft.tt<:r(.ii J-'ii/- l.ih . a novid. to shov.- the leiral disad vantao-es of wi>jncn: and since is7(t she
lia.S IhH'ii a leaiiini; a<lvo-at(' for women's ejilranchiscinent . lect nrin<r. x'.-fitino- and per
sonally ph-aciintr before coniini!lee> (,f ( '(uigii'ss. state lei;is!af il ics and other bcid.i.s. 'l"e
her fik.'its it was mainly owin;,' tkat the kill was p.iss, J ami kecame a law in llie state ci
Xe\\ ■^'orlv, eivine- to v.i.:ueii the rii.dit of sciioid siitTra'^e. Shi' alsi, ke^ali the iiciM-
nietit to open ('ill 11)1 dna c(>l!e:;c Ki wuiucn. She is a licautifiil wi/tn:in , v'.-iUi weMfornn d
featiirer^. !ar-ee;-ay c-ve- and a ;i;oud li-nre, and always die^sed in excpii^iie ia~te. Slie
Inis a ready wit, ami as a lectimr there is no kidy in the knited Stales more admired. —
]\ . ]■" ranees .\nn. ni. lk'\ . i.ei)nidas Polk.
8258-12. Tho-nis Po]lock Devcictix, b. i;!'!; Y. ( '. l^Pi; A. M P^17; d in
Halifax, .\". ('., .May 7. ls;'l;i. .-i. 7."^ lie \v;;-, Snpieme Court i;ei>-):ii :• and V . S. liisirir:
Attorney. A s'.aum-h I-'edtrali>t, and t k n. .!aci•;^.,)l| vvasureid oii tiiai accnunt to rem.
4-^G
jJHAivCif oi' VAA? \v,\:yu.
l)itu. " Ai-'' yo.i san-," .'iskcd .la.-k'-on, ■■ Ik- is ji inic Mnc l''ci!('!-alist wiihoiit a doitbl?"
" I'niiiinpiniiii'.ir.L: sunl <lvf<i in the wnnl," was tlic it|'1_\. " 'I'licii," said ()li! liirk.irv,
" Ik' sliall li<-\ ( r Ml' l-.-li;.>\C(I \>\ me fnr 1 ex jut t ] slinll I'lan;;- some nf rluisc S lii'li ('al"i>-
lina N wlliliiTs ;"u! ir w.':i!;'. Take the .-n-oii'jrst soil. <,! lM<!i-ralisI In ).i(is.>,-ut<' tli.iii." He
in. ( 'atliaiiiii- Ai\ii .luhiiMiii r.r Si i al t'',|-il. ('(inn.; Clj Ann .Mai\, dan. uC Hdlicrt ^!aitlaIld
(if X. "W '-'. anil si>,. i,f Mis. Aiiiiusins \':\\i. Currlaud. She d. in ) 'clcislnirir. Va , L-'ch.
IC, IN.SI, a. ,s:;. /. hy 1.-,; ni. :
I. l'~r;una.s .loimswn, d. Jnlv •?7, ISM ; in. licni-v \'\'. :\H1I(T ot X (' \\li<)<i l'~(i9-
;!cLik
II k:i;/;:lvtk l'..llnrk, <k iN?;*: 111. 'J'knnias V. .lun.'S. a laNs\ri- in X. C. ; 4 oliik
III. Jidm. V. C. kSIU; ni. Margaret .Mor(lc<-ai of Kalciuh, X! ('.; N fliii.
1\'. ^\"illia!il .'iilin-'in, d. ^' ■ ^
\ Sitsaii .lohnsoi,. d. y. '
\1. (.'atliariii'- Ani^ d. .n. /. 1871; ni. Patricls Ivlniundsrunr, wlio (k IS.jT.
Vn. >ktry Fiayard. I). ,\!av I'l, 1^-,'T; a writer. ]).if t and JMnrna.list: ]ihmi)1>i"- oi" t.]<<'
X. V. Slatr I'lcss As.sueiaiioii : lirloi'i' uk.irli didivcrrd a jmlmii IS'Sil: alvo hcinr.- tl!^'■
MasMHs ami Sr. .loliii's Oi-jdiaii A.syliini. Oy.kiidi; a c..ricsi..>ndi'iit ol l'..i,yard 'I'avloi-, -win.-)
said of licr ]■. icin. entirk'd •• rieDjiatra's Sidikiiiny." ],n!). in tin ^'r//i. ',,//.' "T lie Ix'st niafxa-
■/.iiif pMcin (if ike srasDn." — Sn- Sn:i(J'[(ti,(l 1! '/vV, /w; ni. a.i ri's. of kcr l;;rhiM-'s sister, Mrs.
I'olk. ky k'(-v. Leonida-- Polk, Aiiril (k kSJs, Wilk-.;n .j.:diii Ckuko. of knirli.-h e.'vtra<'.tio;,
on jiaiii'na! side, and Fii'iadi I ! tiiiaienot and Diitek riialt rnall >. , lii- nm.. Aiun- Maria
IJatntciii. liis cr. nio,, (uvrm. of a. fainiiv wliick eniii:i-atod from i!ol;.-,n;! to West, Pa.;
Univ. Xo. (.'av. 1^H; kapt. ll-2'li 1;.-l;I. r. S. 1. !SJk^ \v.>ni,d,.Ml al kattlc of Xaiional
Brid.uc; |(!o;)n>tod to ranlc id' Ma.ke-; rc.-,i--n..;l. ; ( 'oni].i i-ollor of No. Car. 1N.">U; n-iu. to
I'exas iNo.'i: Pn-si. Sa.n Anionio and .'do\k-:;n (iaif P. Ik: Col. in ''oi.fd. arms'; jirisoncr
in Fort PcUiware. Af'er peace joineii i;e|Hil)li<-aii ])any and lnd[)ed [nil down Kndxlnx:
.Tudii-e :-i(l ludii-ial Pist. l^T-'i; . iiiov (,f ;, nr-w.-n,! per at Ikil-i^k \vldrh su iMioitiv! < i' ii
<;i;'.nc •! eliii. 1, Fi!.'.N. is Dlmci; i:rx. k. K;.Je'i;;h, X. kk. .,l;in. ok IMii; s^'iV.'d as Mid-
sliipnian in Confederate navy; stud, cisi! i-n:r. anil imw, k'^^^^'J, Jkuf. of ii;athenia,ties ami
elieinkstry X. Y. Inst, kir deaf innte-, a.i Wasiiinuton Heii^^lirs; ,,-, \-i~A Celia kanra. dan.
(if Aloxis Pansoni, !-'-i|., of Kalama/oo, .^[i,■]|. -J,, \\\\.\a\\\ J]|iw.\); t)s_ |,. [; ^ku-ck, 7.
PS,")0; Cohiinhia Col. kaw Seliool .lsr;J: la.\\-yer in Xewkurn. X. (k; Ik-p. k'o. of v'rav.-u
in X. (;' lyti.-. isrik '77. ■7;'; and 'Sii, and in State Senate ]S'~'k-ik o, M.\i;v Dr; v i;i:i.'r.\ ,
P. K. l"<ol; ni. 1S7-! Pufns .^lol•i;•an wko I'eni. to Califorhi;i and d. Fnere in April, I'^MI.
from eii'in.L;- poisonmi-. inn.-lo-ooni-. 1. }hirij llivjiird. "2, y.nf,:' \\"ds,_,„. 4. 4'i!iVM.\s
|)KVM;i:t".\, l>. S-,i!i Antotiia, Teyis, Is.V.k a-soeiated wit!; !ii- faik.r a-, assi-^ta.iil. editor
of tie- S[>j,,<:l, and now of tin- . k-,/e .-k'.k AV,r,v,
Vlik Xorah, in. Hokeri jl ines Cannon, M. P. ; lie wa- aeeidentallv killed kSlV; ; 4 diik
IX. \Villiain
X. Sa.rah J\ul!.:ers. ik y.
XI. Sophia Chester. !>' Sept. 7, ls:;:k d Sept., IS'-^O; m. \'^r-,{\ .losiali 'riiiner, a
Meru. Xo. Car. Pev. ; edit,,r, IS7;k Rnlrlfjli .h>un:u! : 7 ehik
Xik Mar::-a:ei KnTi:e,'.>, d. y. i. hy 2d m : ■ .
Xllk Susanna Harrison, nnm.
826844. Frances Ann Devereux, m. Ik-v. PoonidasP.dk. k. IkileiL^-h, X. C..
]SI1(); West Point IS-JT; smved a short tine- as Pieiit. of arlilkry; siad. 'I'le'o. in ilie
Epks. chh, and was IP ctor ]b;:!l-:lS: Missionary ik-^hoiiot .\ rkan^.is and Inikian Tei-rit.-rv
south of o'i dev^-ree- MO nkinutes, [n IS}! elert'ed Pish,,p of ka.; res. Pafoniele' Jkiiisi;.
where he had extensive pkintalioiis. In, Inly. ISI.;i. >pi jie,'.( ;,.i; ( ■ojifedemte a.i-niv .md
selceti-il posts (,f defense as Forts Hi'iiry. Donaldson, Colundms. Ky.. k-land Xo, li) and
Mf-nildiis. .At liatTl.. ,,f Shiioh eonmianded the 1st i-orps. aii.l al .\l ii i [diiey.-horo' and
Cliiekaiuan^a. Iknnt.-tieneral l^O.-p kilh-d liya cannon sliot v, hile reeonnoiiering near
Mariet'a, <,ki. Had ne\ er i-e.-i.^md his ilioreseand intemled resurnin!: his I-".pis. function.-;
after the war. He was a vM eons, of .Jani.'s K. Pollc. 11th Pivst. of'tho P. <,. — J )r,i}:t' s
lii.,1 lliri. His son |>r. Win. .M, Polk of X. ^ . C. i^ preparin- a kio;.;-. of his fallier k.'-
]uiklicatii>n .
P .Mexunder Ikunilior, ik.lk. ni. Ihnily Peach and d. leaviu';- 5 sons. 1, ktt.\.\iis.
]P:\'i-.ui-.f\. 'Z. rii:ii, Pi;uii. :p lk\,Mii.'rii.\". 4, Pr.oxiDA--. A, Xic lun.i.s Bk.m n.
Ik I'^-ancc, k>evie-enN Poliv.in. Pa_\ ton Sk-ipwortii. 1. ( ',\'iii ,\ Ki N K .\ M)i;i;si>N.
Lk P.wniN.
Ilk Ca-liarine Iki';';, i.i. \\k P. (ki'.e. \, l'j..\ ,<; i,-. Iku.i;. li, W i i.(,i \ ,\! Orin.t.V.
:-i. K.\ri: DiA, i;i;.a X. 4, Pi:om !i.\s P.u.k.
l\k Sarah llawikins I'olk. III. i-"ra.ncis klkike. P Fl! a.X( is Ikn.K.
DKVKKEl :\, KDW.MIDS.
4:>r
V. Sn«in 15;ivui-i- P(j!k, HI. l>f. .Ii)S(']>li .lours. 1, I'li.'.NTKs Poi.k. t?, Ha.mii.ton.
•A, I. An; A.
VI. F.liz-ilM'ih P.^vcn-iix )>o]k. 111. \\')i), K. !l;.,::iT. 1, 1"i;an( Ks 1'ui.k. V, .Ioun
>riPi)i,)';ro.\. :;. 1,l\!.\.. 4, Ivmii.y. •"), .\v.tiiii;.
VII. \Vil!i;Mi, M(',-klcul>urjT. M. !>.: iii. I(i:i L\<>!.; rr's. X, V. ( '. 1. Fi;vxk 1a<.n.
2. .Ii.UlN .\ti:ii Al.K.
Vi!I. Hi'Imtcu Lm-ia Pullv. in. j",(! wurtl C'lKipiiiiU). .v. /.
S250, Jcr.;..than Edwards, i'. .Mi«> v'i, 1T4."»; n-iii. IT.".! wit'., l.i, ti.ilirr'< f.-mi. r..
8t(>ckl)ri(|i:r. 'I'l.t- .uitlfiiii'iiT tin i. r.int.iitfMl li.ii ]-^ wliit.' ri.iiiilic-; jimi \-)t) li.ciisip.
i'ainili'js. lie a--iK-!a;ril ]>ri;jciii;illy \'.'it!i Indian Imy.',, and diiKid^' af. liis t'a lin-r's taiiiiiy
shMohi In'iii'd aiiv laiiu-ii;.':- 1- liiif tin- Indi.iii. \'.lii(di wa'^ nMin- raiiiiliai' Xn liin. than Id.^
iiiollie.' tDiiiiut.'. lit.' l<n('\v tlic Ind.ia!) i.atin- >d' m^ii.c ihuii;-, wli^i,-:- I'diirii^li naim- 'ht- iiii.
iiot knoN'. ; 111- tlii)U:,dit in Indi.an. .\i aluait tin, a::-<' id tn. lie \v;'nr \vitli thf It^'v. (iidnmi
llawley In ( inda;;n. uii rhi^ Sns(|i.'dianna Pi \-.'i , to l<;;n. t l.n ( hiL'idia lan;:ua;i-f, !..ui war
I'irfakini: out In- Niayrd Put .six iii.>iiili.->. 'Id.'- P.dian- 1m r.in.i- n.indi atta.i !u'd ;•> l.iin.
iirsd, aiiprtdieiidiin^- an ariark fio;a tin' I'd'i'iii'li, 1(mi1; l.ii., o.. li.irk and cairi'-d iiini ii.a/iy
iniN'S tlirongli tlic wildtM-i.nss to a plac,' of sal'my. In ITfi:! I.m was cdiiMMipd nndt'r !'r.
Pinicy audi ].i-olV's-t'd i-cli,i:ioii ; ^:nd. nmlii' ])r. Pclla.ui} ami lic-nsi-d to jni'arl. IVliip
Into;- at Pr;n(i;ioii, ITCT: oid. j)a.-!or i.f tin- XurlP Ciwiix. rl.l... New Hav., Cinn., .I:u.. '>,
■ Trdi; ronfimud Inri- until ^ply, 17!i"). wln-n lu'v^as (p>,.iiissi'i! P}- an IdrP';. ('.)nncll in
(■onsi(]iU'ni'(,' id' ditP-itin'^' (d' si'iitinirnt \\i!i. i>ii i'isliioU''f>. Wd.i-n \Va- kin-ton was in
Xfw IIhni'11 Pi' artoiulcd piddic \\o>-.->lii]i at tin' dinirl. nf .Mr. lv!\'.'aids; tl.o latt'-f kavin,;-
jii'id-' ]«ri'i)aration.- t.> adip.i's^ tim Sunday S -n i.d idiildr'-n of his i'oiil; ri'„'-ai;ioii, lu.ul.' i> i
variaTioii in tin- fXf'f<'i.--L'-! j.o-.'an,'. aJ'n^'im to tin- iH U'-t iP in-s visi'or, a cmui'S',- fav n!o:-i:
airi'oealjlo ti.i \'\';>aing'ton nod md'. than ti.r int^t miaiy o;o-ni;.t'oa> attt ntioii. In .laii.,
I'T'du, in:.tal. p.istor Con.u'. rlih. at ( 'oloPlool;, Coni;," In Ipjli, ajipt. Ipos. Pddioti Pol. ,
anddnrini;' iu^ ti'imof oti.ce or.;'ani7.i'i! a nniidn c c'' ('oI'l;-. rhni-i'ln's. A -.'A'cri' a ■t-ii-k
oT inti'!'.nPit'e::t fi'V.-i- in July, h^ld , s i atT>' -ti'd Pis imi \-o.is sysimii :i< to d"]);'i\-cj'dn.! ol'
spec'Cp, and at ta-i of i-cason. hi^ in.iud dnriiii, tlio hitl-T day.-^ iinini:- ll]nll^■^I .'i hiar.k. Pc.L
Aug'. P P^nP fii' was aopan-ntl} anstofi' and ie'-.i'f\'cii. hiit rnaiiy iiiihi ain! alit-'riion.-.i'--
thongh faiiisiitulioiially irrii.'iPlc. Simi-t in ^t.itnr.-. da ; k roniiiloxion, pinri'lng i-yn ai:d
.scsA'i'f^ c nDi'i'inuu'^', strotiLr'y lin.'d wdth thoi;L;ht, distai-t in nianiu-r and -ivith !io sinaii
talk, lu ll.f" i'nl]>it, too ]iVid'onrid to do inlnn'.-stini: or cv.'i! to be nnd.ffstood hy oi-diinirs
minds. .\ potiion of his jinarhiii;;- v.-as piL'^hly pi.ntira!, and sonn'titur.-, i!'ri^-ii--taPly
iinj>ro.ssiv(> and i'\-t'ii loffildo. Ho loolcd hiiT littlo at his auditory a.iid se'o-ncd i-onso-
(]!ioiitly to ba di'adiny in al>>! tartii'ii-. Xfvi !"hi'l'",-., hi' \sas nltn-ini: i:-i'i'al and tMo!o;iiul
Thoughts, and thosi- who Wi'fc i-apidilo of uiidi-i'^tiinding a.diidi!'._'d hisi;indn-. rcrlain
(•oinrideni-<"s with hi-- fttthoi- ri.'n-<;diM-i'd H'niafkahli'. Of ih*' sanic nati.c, iiin-i ^ili_\
<^diicated; distingnishoil sidmhus; tiitoisin tin-- .-v-tn . \v]:v. luPicat^'d: onr at I'riin-'. •:.
thi^f.thofat Yah'; jiro ndicrs : si'Mh'd it'siicciivcly in ciiiimt'i'ati'jns i ii wd.ii'h tlndr niateni.'d
gi'andialhi'is had l"'(-n snttlcd boioi-.' lin-.n.""
r>isinlsst',l for diii'i.'H'UCfs wlPn muL;-! o;'-ations a.fi'-i a j>a-;tofati' ol adi.mf a. .juaitoi- i>l'
a contiiix ; Hfti'fw. settled in fct lird situat ion : then oloctod Ci'llogo Pi'i'-idmii and .s.ion
after inangniation diod at vvvy iic.ii'ly iho saino tigc To tliis nn.y I."- aihii'd, in niind.
])Orsou and lili'. tlios" worn ii'in.ifl-Tably aliki\ '!'oth('--e I'lvincidi'i.n's ni,i_\ bo .-Lddid il.i-
facL that, lik" Idis i'atl.i'f, he jniMrhod on tit." first Sabbath id' ihn yrai- of Ids doaiU from
t)ie text; '• 'id.is yoar Titoii shalt snridy di'.'. " IP--. I'Pnmons says that thf fall. •;• had
iiioi't' T'(ja^;oll than liis m):i. but the son ^vas ;i gicatoi' n'a-M.n;-!' rhaii ihi' fathei'. — .S/'. ■';,'"' ■<
Annah. P. i.'. from )-*rinccton Col. His coinph-ti' works wato oditcd by his grandsun,
'J'l-yon IPdwards, p.!) , in •> v.ds.. i-ct.. and pub. a.t Andovi'i-, b^l'P llr I'n. On. -! , ITdj.
-Mat-y, dan. of lion. Jshazerand Saiah (PiH<in) Portor of lla.lb'V, Mas-., b. Hartl', So).'..
l(i, Pr-I'<: a'-cidi'idall V- drowiif'l in S;.binP mill p >nd. ni-ar Wd.ii noy vil h', Xi-w Hav.,
Cinn.. .][\\\'' Id. ]7>2:.. fnnm-al s-'i-mrm pi'i-aiho'l bv Dr. Stiloi. ddi ' fi.niTal p;'o '.'sslon
ih.' most nnm 'ron-. eve..' ^-ci'ii in Xoss- Havmi; (",') D'l'. PS, I TSo, .M-Ti-y, dan. uf IP";'.k!aL
Sa.biii ..I' Xi'w- ]P;\-(':i. w h i d. in Pi'i.ox, >P.ss., Idd). -Jd, 1^::', ii, tin- IMth \v. ol Imr ag<;.
P inf.'iiiT, d. soon.
11. .M.iiN. b .h\-A> -JO. KPP m. danm. J. Ib.xt.
111. .bmirli.n W.dtr,-, b. P.-b. j:i, l?;.-); m. IPi/,d..'d. T.-y.-n.
1\'. .Ii-i-n,-,ha, b. .Pin. '■)), ! Ti'.-: m. IP-v. Cdvin (diapin,
V. Idi/abi'th, d. a. II VIS.
* Rev. Jj.T,::s I'icroont, m^.l. a., i of tin- yoaat,".*r K.-t'.v.'i!' 1? w.'S li.e sco'inil p-i.-i'.or of the rir.-.c ctiurc!.,
Ni-,'.- il.;vja. Tin' vVhit'j H.iven,or .\ :)rin churv'h, ovc which the yoaii.^cr I^.i .v.u .Ij nvj^ sc'.llr.'ii , v.- il%
r:ct thcii in c.\i ,ttni.o.
428
J'.|;.\XCI1 Oi' JOI.lZAlM.ill.
82592. Mary Edwards, l.. .luno 22, 1T7;J: .]. isi;,-). a. J)-^; m. ]).■(■. 1, l,si)(),
.]u;u'-; Jiiai. -i-y ih.vt, I''.-i.,.>t' Srl,-ii •daih . N. Y.,^. of Ui-\\ ISfiij.uuin Jl.'vt of ('dim
Fanii-. .\. .1. ■ ■
1. J.ii !thi;i ]", hvard- !I)U. !>. (),-i. !l, Is,.)]; ,1, .Inly Kj, is:,-,; i;i. 1S'3I. .Mari;i i5a>s
of CiilcliiMiik. ('(iiiu. 1, M.\i!V i'',i)\\ AUns. Ajiril •.'li, is'-Jii -J, Ax.nv Msuia, 'f'rh. fi.
183S. ;;, Ijf/. VKITH, :\!;i:v!] 4. 1>.;;); m. l^!>-i, Cliai-i.-s A. \Vil!i-!;ii< ;iiiil i.j.s 'i c'li 1. 4',
FiLWrK- l':i>'.vAi:i.~. 1>. N.'V. 2i;, lS:!;i: 111. ls-^,s, Cliarles II. .)nliii.;,,ii: ;', cl,:].
IK .laiiv,-,> .l:iiui.-ev lluvt, h. Aiur. ISjj; ,1 rowuv! ill \\'^-tlwrsli"l(l (\>]\]i Julv
;■;, IN I II.
]'.l. \Villiain Siu'nli )]>y;. \k D.t. 2>. !NO:t; nicr.-li. N. Y. ('.: m. \l;tv. li -J, 1S;J5,
Friihi-c.-, ()^-.it'ii, il:ui. iif 11 '11. ileiiry \\ . K Iw ar.l.-; of N,'\\- irH\ I'li, (.'onn. 1, 11 K.M;ri; i i a
Fi.MN vKi''-, li. .'nnf."i, IS. is. m. 11. W. Sli-lioii. ',', JA.MK.•^ .h\vsri:\\ S.-nt. 12. l-.v!0. 8,
W.M. ISj.N.IAVIX. Oct. -J. iNl'j. ,
IV. I'.-njauiiu }l.\vt. I,. Aug., 1S!3; ,1. A].:-!] 7, isi:, mun.
82593. Jonathan Walter Edwards, !•. N>av l!;.v., c.>un . Fcl>. on, KTo;
.St'j:!(fitr'J Jiofil: ^,\ys. Ja.ii. .",, ITrJ; V. ('. 1 7>;il; ti;t;ii tlir. l,Sl-J-i4; lawyer i^> llarlF.. Coim,,
wlicre hi- (].. April :J, iS-31; );i. No\-. . 1707, J'Ji/aivili, cM. <h(ii. nf ('',;]. i. .M.-.-i-< 'I'lyr.n of
W^'tiuT-^tiri.i, r.iiiii.; F. S. X. In hfi Yi'iitli r.--ui."l in rlir familvanl a jui pi ! "in t In-
fr.nious yr],<,:,] of .[>ah.'lla (iraliatii of H.ii'ff. Sl;o <l. May -,^4. 1>'.)7, u. ."")!•.
L .loiiatliaii, li. }lai-: . S.'^p:. '27. 17if.S: V. ('. IMli; x.u.l. Mi:-]i!i,.4il Faw Sclvol :
^-,'h^^. FS/i, in lla.nf., ;iraci:i-f>(l law and jiai-t o! the time oilitf.! 7'/,i I '.nun, rtiml Mirrnr :
•J\idg<' iif Froii.U'.', ls:JF r'.'iu. n- 'r!(ry, N. "\'.: many yoais J^c-. uQcl ai/rin;r Supi. of tin-
TroV ami (iiriMili.isli F. i:. In is,-,;;, clorinl '\<\ ihe" Vs'lii^-s lo tIic As.v,';!;L.ly: .Mayor of
T:i!yFs")4; nu.-iii of As--';n. isri.',; <v.[i'-y\ i-^.n- s;ii \\ai\! IS.'r'.-'.i. Owin.c To tin- d. of hi.s
\vf., ivni. to New ITav. isii7: re^. tln-rc wiili liis only s. and. d. .Vui:-. 2'.), IS7.F r>uriiii,^
Tile Fu^-'i- year- id' In- life lie preoirel, it, e',c,.iec;!>,u wifli iiis sie.!, a iceiit-alo^'K-al
nrcoiiiit of the !■"; l\vard< family; d. New llav.: ni. Marr'i F 1^:C Maria Chainpiou, b.
C.ok4i(.--ier, (dnn.: d. Ajuil 7. IS.'F; one (diiid. ], .Fi.v.vTii \x, li. Oei. :,, !S4I; flie .^tl, of
llie ir.iuie ]<.: luii-rokeu line; Y. C. ISod; Col. Fiiy.-. and S(i:e., X, Y. t". . isi;7; ic-,. Xew
liavcii; lias the (ien. .\1SS. of the Fdwa.ris family; is )uU' ii inlere>ted ajnl learned in
Xiinu.=!Tnaties: in, ISS-j. Mi-.- Collin-..
II. IFi:^alK':li 'J'ryon, !,. Xovenii^-r 17. UlK): d. .Inlyi:., l«o:;. at ^^;o!lingU)n,
i.'onn., uiHi;.
in'. Walter, li, Nov. Od, ISOl; Y. C. lS-20. lawve;-, N. Y. eitv; ni. Sept. '^'d, 18-W,
Sarah, <h;:,. of F r;kw.. .! \) ■Fij;v<r. Fs.p, of N. Y. ei'tv. II • d. Ap'ril 2 >. ISSF He \>as
n m •.ni. ot ilie 4th ['i\-^\^. e'th.. N \.C.. for 4''* yr-. "l, Fd'a.vici^ W'mfaimw. h. }A:\\
20, ]s;!-J: i'oiumhia Col. '2. \\'ai.ti:i;, l-"eh. 7,, isdl; William- C.d., is.').-.; m. Camiil'a
Leonard. ], Cumio'". <).■<. -J 1. ! sc, | ; ,1. April Id. ISC'I. -J. .]/;,•, .June U, ]i<i:,S. :],
Jl,'>,n/ /.'.'/.'in!. Oct. 14, fs'l'i. ;4, M ai;v P.u; it.;;, Nov, 21K l.'vJ^; m. !s7F 'J'honm.s
Sed.cvs-iel; ^'a,Il^'olkerdlnr-■; Y". C. ISdd; C(d. ].::v: Sehoo! 1 SdS. 4, Sls.'..N F* u;].), ^fa V
20, 'isJF d. Fee. l^^4H. ,-,. Chaiii i> .\n\ uod, .\!ay i"J. IsfJ, Y. C. l^Cll (i, Wui.Ki.iiit
]>iiFoi!Ksr. Nov. '.). F-oF N. V. Fniv.. ]sr,!i.
IV. Marv Forter, h. An-. 'Jd, ISi);); ,\. liee. !(,, isiKi.
V. ,)ohn Fr-kine, h. .Fily 4. IS'.S; V. ('., ps-Js; d. at FonLrwood, Mass.. of]>aralysis
of ili(,' iiraiii. ain, ls7:!; jiastor of Con^i:. v\\h. at S., Coini.; ni. May, FsiO, KHzabetl'i ];.
W. ihild.arl of Worce-te;-, .Mass. , who'd. Nov., ISlU; (2) Mrs. .\nna Flielps of Stonin<r-
ion, dan. of llainiuon.i (4" Newi>,irt. li. 1, F .\(iXKs, t)i-;., 1st.-). '2, I'lii;!'.:;, Aut;-.,
187)0.
VF Tyn.n, h. An-. F iSdfi; V. C. ISJ.S; p i-to;' Is;. ]\;-.\<. elih. Fo'-ln-iei-, N. ^■..
F'-^'.U-")-). Se.a.md Cone-, idih. N( w F uidon. Conn., iSl,-); afierw. Fr.-s. \\"ils;in l-'ennile
C<d., )4ai.'arstow;i. Md.'; S. T, 1)., W'ahish C:.l. ISl-'. a;iTle,r of r,v,,-7v' ■.'.-/'/,/ ,/ I'M'-.s ,i>'' //
a I'rin-i.,''^; S,lf Cn'tlr ,U,n,: .1 .U ;,' 'i r uf tht S ;■„ :i,l }> r, ^-i'J ^ nl Kl'r.tnls; J M,u,i'>r
. of /.'.'', //'•''' ,'///','■ an lotln-r w.nks., F lit w for m ww \<-<. o;' rhe {''.nnllij Ch ri-^ti'i :i .[I in'im'r.
Edit ,r of the \\o;-k- of I're-idnit I■:lu•ard^, luihl'i-luMl Is lO ; anl h.or' of a /'/•/•., Tnirt ox
Sih'i:itii > ■'/'"/''.v. piili ispj; he Was he-id'- a e >nstanl roni ri ha tor to T li e reli- io.is pre-s;
in. .Mrs. C.itharine Urin. dan. of Thomi- HuL^'hes. i-i-.p.r,! H., Itdn- .;e. .Md. 'i-yoiy ]'\4,.
's.'4, 1^41;. 2. Fii/.nii;ii, ls,->i).
Vll, (.eor--e William, h. Nov. 1, 1 S 1 1; \ .■ C . \w.]2: res. N. Y. C. ; m. Mr-. F.rind.a
Cheney ol N. \",. who d. F-IO; ( -J ) A n. Li' , 1 S,".! I, llanindn I,. Ahhc,;:; ehil hy Ft. wf. 1.
]h l/.\ilK! li . h. .-'ept. is. ispj; ,1. Xnv. II. isp.i. -J, S\l;\ll i ' i I . '; ! 'ON 1 . M:'iyS. tsjti: ni.
.)o-eiili(i. llon-hton and ii.vs one .diiid,, ;!, r,\:n. HA!:n|.!;, h. .liilv 11. isi's; m. Or-t. I),
]^;-J, liaide.C. dan. of liev. F. 1 ». Mi!,piiV(d Ih-.okFn, N. Y.
\'1I1. Sarah. Fierponi. .Mav jC, ISi:;,
ET>V,AKl"iS
420
X.- Eu.,-,u.. b. Au,. .4. ISIO: Y C. is:!!-: 1-vy.r; .vs. ^'J; " '-^i^ •<-'-•.; -,,
1>MS., MnrtlKi Kll..n riu-l,,. ->! S. 1, Km/. M-.inu 1 i;vn> , >.■!''.• l>*. l"^-"- -• ''"'^'•'
I'liKi.i's, Nov. -js, isi;-:,
82594 JoruRha Edwards, 1> -bu,. :iri. il^u; <i. 1)..-. o. ISIT; m. Vrh. ;^,^^^>''-
Rpvr.hu rlTm .. S T !) I.. -I.ilv ;.'.', |-.<;;: s, nl- I),-,. F..hv;,.-.l, nl >y,vnv^\u-\<\ Mass ;
n^.u .;.... w].oo,-^am...lih.' A 15. (\ R M., of win, 1, 1..- wa. .v,-„.,l.n:: s-.i.-ta, ^ .^.
vrs : <1. Maivli IC, If^ol. a. .^7 yr<. , ,, , ,
1 ; o l.\,y^ CiiM^IX S-.))t •-" \'-'l>: .11. 411:1.:' K^. l^-)^. 4c.>-riM. Mmh.iil. J.
'L;;. ;..(V- ;;:'Mavn \s^l; .i^lay^l. ISI.. ., 0,/... /^./.v../., 4uu.. IS ,s.O, .L Apnl
1~ lS-)4 1 l/v'/'.'r l! •■'' 1> '■'■''■ I. '^•>'"': ' • *'■ ^^''- "^- -'^'"•' '''""■• ""■ ■ ■■
III. Edvoi,-.ls Chainu. L. K.4>. U». 17V.;i; \ . T. ]SU); m. Sa.-ah Mr(>mlb ot \o.k.
j'i, wli.TO li'- 'i. -March 1 ;, IHIi?: lawyei'.
"n-. J.rii^l,:ini:i!.iii. 1-. .\piil ','. 1S'»J: '1. l^.ib. r.mn.
825.11. Pierpont Edwards, 1. Ai-.i! s. 1750; P.inc.t... (V.L 17(;s; his vouth
was, .assr.lat,M.>vthrStnHc;H-ia^M.;aia,,svvlinsHaiur..aK<- In. a-MiUir...! ].•■., ■•<■=>, b.-aa
i; uv"und%v.s in Uv. batd-s, i,u4..1u,,c that ol Paul-.M-y:^ Mmi. ol th. nl>! '-iHiaita.
Omvm-os^I^n:-!.. an.lan abU- a-ivorat.. bM- tb- •■-.n-t;. an. .n in tu. v.r^Ur:dun v.n.
\V,'.1.H...„,M .,l.,....l..,l ■,!:.. ■■ r.lu,^ ;>U...nH;..l....,„.- r.illi \Av.,,r.U ul,.,, n, .s. IHv. ,1.-
Ma:- 1 ;;r^ C;.;.'; .;'o-;.l -lan: ..f Mos...o::,U.n I Apv.] of J.:n.ala..b, N. -b, and .s. .i
])av,:-l (.^den. She d. in N. Ibiv. July 7, ISiHi, in th. r,)<i > .-. a b.r.-..; (^l ^la,•y 1 c-k.! .
who d. ^;f'!.t. (b lo^;', a :Ui ;::iavv.s1oat.). ^ ^,..,,. ^,
I ^u-'in b b*;.,. '^\ r,71 : n\. S:.niu.d ^^ ilbain .bd-,!r-:oi,.
]] l„!,n Siaik b Aur. -2-^. 1777; Pvinreton ( ob ll^iS: rvni. to (inn. and Nvast hr.
Co,. .,"nub.ia': M..:i" Cou. ; tb. b,..T .4, -T^ ,n i>. bi. di.triH but d^ i,.fon. takmg, ys
scat at. Iln.nn ().,F.b. 22, is!'!; m. his n,us. b.uisa Ma.ia, ,bui. .d lb,n^ L;■^. is Lm haid
Mun-is[:;2Sl. Sh..,n.(^2)<;.-n. Uoben Munt-nnn.i-y. 1, bii.i:-oNT. ?, biiwis isbniKis.
a. \V\(. .hHiNSON.
)lb Ib.nrv ■^^■o!i■anlall. b. Ori. 17,1); ni. Lydia .mi11<t.
IV Mrw's o-dm, b. Am;-., I7.^d. ,, ,„■ , , i t.
V. Air.-ed l'h-.-pont. b. S.-i.l. i5. 1>4; m-nd.:.,,! i^n >v . \ . , Unna rad,-; d Ur.
14 18G->- bnri-d in N. Hav.; n.. l>rb,u-ah (ilov,-. b. .Inly',', l-HO; .L April -M), ib.3^.
' VI. ' lb->nriftta Fi-a.nrfs. b. Juin^ 2S, 17^0; m. Kb \Miitiu-y.
825.11.-!. Sltsan Edwards, b. ]),■<•. 24, 1771; n,. Samn.d WiUian, Johiison.
E>^1 of Sr.n.to.d, rnnn.. h. «).■!., 17t;i , V. C. 177«l; d. U^.b «. ol \N m. ;>a;u. and gr. s.
Ili-<b in Strar
.)f Ur. Samuel .bihn.sun, first Ib-.'st. of JTing's (_'■
I Anna l'"rain-(S 4c)hn<:'.i. ^
11 Wni. SaannelJuhnson, A.M.. Y.C.lsbb ]a.Kanra\\.Md^.rv [,s _
lord Conn., 4..,,. 17, iss:3, .. SS; rnion. (Ad. 1M4; n.n.. to N. ^ , b. IMi); .-tun lav :n
„qi,.;. of ddi.nuas Addis Knnnrr ;' adndUed to bar P^2(!; b.ra.n,. paiinrr wth (-gd.n
Fduanis and al.orwiud. with 4u<lg.. Win. K.nt, s. of (dnuiolh,.- Kent; .doni. (. on.nion
• ni.nrii lS44^r>; and wu.- arWve and in tb.e:;;;:, I in procnnng ibe mn-'na'tjon o! rln-
Crown aMa<.durt. also bu- the building of the Tond- ,..4sm. on ( V.,,,.,^ M. and tV; .u.n....•
,\.vb.ln -n [bnukw-'lbs l..ia.,d: Me.n.. N. V. Senate Is: l.s'-.). nnd mu-odueed the odl whielL
"or;a(i
yb.ni .
aiiie a
welfare I'''' thai nalion
aniea law bH-thepr..UT!ienof the genera i n<liai,s, :m,l di.l ninrh iu-^ides f..r lln-
!.■ boim-ht a !aii-e trait id' land in ( 'alt;; rangn-^ ( o. . .\ . > .. ai;.'i
welhire ol lliai nai.cn. i le ihhi- m .i i.m ; . i,..i.>- •■■■,,.? .,, ,. 1,
,,I,.n d a huel olliee Oi Klbeoluille in ISKi; lln^ le.isiliessot wllirh I- still e,.n,.nue,l l,^
hls;ieentK 1). Xorihrop. He rem. his bunily to E. in ]S^1 and hve.l me.v t.U ls.;s
)i;. v^.- nni.reTeniio,,.. of the st.'i:-, .t iniegrit> and .he wriest lu.n.-vob.ne,. . h:.. long bb
filled wilh-oed works. lie^^;,sa devoui .■bris.i.o. and one ol the vest : v,m n ot the
K.is ehh. H, S.; ni. Ap.41 20, 1S2!, K:,n,a, dan. of Wn,. ^^ . and Kb.abeth Dwight
\V(u,l;:ev and si'Mi r of eK-rresi. Woulsey of Y. C. [aiilfj.
430
lutAxrir or i:LizAi;r:Tii.
III. Snrali !^n/;il)cth .Lihii-iiji, m. (.'co. |>(,li,„-l; Di'Vfivanx 'M cous
IV. Kiisv.-nd .l(iIii,.M,n, V. C, I.N-j;!; (!. |S7;5.
V. ];<.:),■! i Chiirlis .J.iliiivnn, A. M., Y. c. l,v;;o.
825.11.3. Kein-y Wagaman EcUvaids, h. <i<i.. i^T:*; Princctoi-, r<)]!,>rr,.
ITDT; siu<l!f'(! l:i\v at 1 .itclilielvi iuid iU. New llavin; mnn. Cu-ni. l.i-;;. anrl clerk ol' thi'
Hon-,- isi.s; SjM ak( 1- Conn. H. Ik'p. IS;J'.i: njeiii. < 'mi. l^qii-^:]; l". S Sen from (',,i)n
lS2:i-21: (i(.v. I.I (':,!, n, is;):.!;)! ami U^':;,-, i.o is:-;s; 1„-1,1 thf oiuc- 4 VIS. 'iV. wl„)s.-
<niligliU'iif(| :/..;,J wliil.- in this i.n'irc the State of C'niiii ov, .-s its ;;iMl(u'ica,! siirvcvs lie
look gn-aT iuUTc-t in fruit culiiire, aii'l was Pr<-;. of tlic Conn PoinnloaJc-i 1 si>' 'J'l'ir
large pardon lM'Ionf:ing lo hi- r.v-i-.K ncf on .Mra.low ^t.. in Xcw llav., containfd u iTrat
number of fiuit ti. ,■>, nntil in lliis ])rcs./nt .snninicr of lss->, thcv were cut ilown 'au'] tin-
]iousi_' in w'liirli lie live. 1 Jfinoli.sheil, the projajrty havino I.h'ou .'^ohl i>v a .lan;,'-ht.T of
<T(>v. Edwards (.Mr.s. Dr. \\'oiihington Ilook.-r) to tlie State <if (.'oiin. as a" site for the 2d
Regt. Armory Imilding. L'e d. in Xew llav., July 22, IbJi; JiL.J)., V. ('. isy:}; m. Oet
4, L'^Cl, Lydin, dan. o"l Johii and [,viiia (Trow l)ridi>-e) Miller, 1). Au^^ 16 1778
!. dolm .N.'iller, June' J, l:sui; d. i,e.>>l dav.
II. i^'ierpont, .lune \>i, ISOiJ; d. .Ian. ^'-i, I'-'CC).
HI. .lohn Miller, Oct.- :-f isu.-,; Y. C. ]sr\- hivwrn- in Caidield, (>hio;i!i ]^l,,d.p N(urv
<'rall. ' ' ' ■
IV. irmry Pieii^int, A])!!! '2fi, ISOS; V. (.'. P^2:: Litrl, field Paw Srhool; om- of ilir
Judge.s of tin' Siij, rente C'ouii in N. V., 1S47-.'i;:!; d. .Manh 2s, iS'>:>: then presidino- J ud-e
of the Voltlt of Al'l-'MiS. "' ".
V. Alfre.l il. P., Aug. !7, Pspi; d. Jan. 8, iS-w; Consul at .Mauilla, P. 1., manv
yrs.; <li«l a large mercatnil.' h'ls.; m. May ip ]^.",p Mary (jriswold, dau. of Nathaniel, a
iiiejehant of .Ma-s.
M. Prances Ogden. h. C<t. 2, Psp2; d. at We.st .\\-w }3riu lue.;i, Star Island N Y
Or\. 2. lN?i;: ha, Xr A- !lav. ; i:i. Mar(d) 2, ]S:Ui, Wm. S. Hovt of S. !. ' '
VII. HenrP'i"! Whiting, h. Se).T. C, ]^]rr. m. Jan. ;;i, ts.-P), \\'ortliingion, s. of Jud:--,.
.John and Sarah (DwighM ] i(;oker. 1). Springlhdd, .Ma-~s., .Mandi o, IMU;- Y C ]K->.-.- M
D., Ilarv. Col. !,s21l; Pr..f. 'J'heo. and Prac'. of .Me.l. Y. C, Med.'s. Ps.-,2-(i7; ' author 'of
sev..ral jiopuhir t^-xt hooks for schools and colleges oi, Physiologv and kindred snhjt>cts;
also oi' sov. l)o(,ks adapt-d to ih.' wishes ate! wantso! children; also of a nuniher of prize
<.^ssa,\^ on M((!. and Ph,\sio. sni'j.-ris on whi(di lu' wa.N regarded a^ a distino.iiished
authority. A-- a I'ractii-inr- jihysician he was eminent; d. iiPXi'w. Hav.. Nov. A. 1SG7.
Hem. vl) lsy<. Mars Piger.-o'll (»l SorinitJiehh His luili. works arc: (■/,if,rs /)o,'f,- of
Net '!?'<: Fird JJ'i'>l.- ii>^ C h- inlscri; : X'Unrdl ll'istm-ii -, ScJ^i'-r f<;r >'rhiin! ,ni<J I-'i/t/iih'';
Fird Bool- of (\j,ni,o.ii T!nn;i.~- : Fhi/sirlo,, k/k! ]'ofl. oi. ; llotno jnu'lit/ ; M.iUfol I),[itsion--' ';
Fioffunl ThcroptnilFs. 1, .\i,).i;ki) ]:;b\v.uii)s, Jan. (j. l^oT.
825.11.4. Mcses Ogdoii Edwards, h. A.ug., i;sp sev. vis. Surn.gateof N. Y.
County from INOT: mem. N. \ . Peg. 1spi-17 and ol' the Cotc.;r. ("onv. of P?2P in whicli
he hore a, disliiiguished part: Cor]Mii-afion Coun-.el (,r N. V. ('. lSin-22; Circuit Judirc
of Che Pirsl Judiciary Dist. i s'i2 t.. isfp d. at St:ilen Island, A])ril 1, 1SG2. During tL-
last sickness of ]iis cous.. Col. Purr, he ]>aid him evrry atiention; ^vns present ^vhen lie
(lied; acconrpanied his rrmalns to Princeton and had the nnmument erected over his
grave, ahout whiidi a rimianTh; hut untrue story has heen told. He m, Harriet Peiiliehi,
dau. of David of X. Y.,an(l had 111 chih. four (d' whom d. y. On jircsentation of his
likrni-ss to the Supreme C itn in June. hSsp hy his son Jonathan, a h'lwver of X. Y . C. ,
Jtnlgo Pawrence said: "l well recolloct him as (,n.' c.f our aMesi jurist;, and mo.st'
resiierted elti/'..-ns, and have frecpiently enjoyed the pleasure of li-ten:;;-- to his conver-
sarion. It is eminently pro]>er that the likeness of one who, for Pi vears jire^^ided o\er
The tii>; ('irenit of the State (d' New Y u\\ sluuihl he )j!aced upon the' walls of this Court
nnd an ord'-r to tlnai etiect will he tnad"."
!. Pleipmit, h. ISlj'.l.
II. Pe'irv Pelltiehi, PSp).
III. Pra.nees Ogden, Ispj.
IV. ()jAo\\ p.. h. \y^\\: hnioit Coh ; m. Maria Sa\ h\s of Post.-)!i. P Amy. 2,
Pii:Ki'iiNi.
\'. Marv Pentield. h. lS|.-,.
VI. AlPvd Kiehard. h. 1^17.
A'l! (ieoree. 11. IXI.^,
\'lil. (.eo;ve Peiill dd, ISlil.
P\. Jonathan, h. X. "i". C. . X(!\-. h, ls2i: Prim-eioti Col. Isp); ndm. to X, Y. Bar,
]S4:j; lu-ac. in Cal. iNoil; retiirneii to X. V.; Pros, of the Jvpjit. Trust Co. of X. \ . Ps78;
EDWAlibr
-131
,11 Miin l';ivn.>. .Ian. of lirranl M on i., i.f M<i! ri-iari:. : iO) J tiiif ^, IsOl, Mary .'niM^, .lau.
<,f John" Cla'rkson ;um1 Lama (I'nvnc) -lay, h. .Iiinc :;. ls.>,7, at li. r f. s i.-s. in Uyc. Mm-
wj^s nianv vrs. S.M-n-iaiv of tl,r Won.ans lT,.si,ital in N. V. (.'. /. l.y l.t ni.: 1, (iKitAKi.
MoKilis." '2, M\i;v .Mo;;uis. /. by ■.Mm,: :'., LaVKA Jav.
X. Will'aui Irvini:, 1.. lS-'--2.
8'?5.il.G. Tlerivictta Francos Edward.^^, i-. ..lnn.-2s, V.yi'r. <1. April HI. is:;).
a S4- ni Jvi V.l.itinA. 'n. Wi-lhoro, Mass. . iVr. ,S, 1 TIm; \. C. 17lr,', and so.ni ailrr
NVf'nl: to (.a wlnTr Ik'- s' ml. law, n-.- ii'.iny nicanuliilc witli tli" wid. of (Jon. (irccnr.
]>n:
industiv ior on
K-Xl'pnsi'vc as to br of li;t!.- valuo as an arti'-lc of c-.nnnoice. This diiru:iil!\ '
fclt'l'V tlu' i.lantri and ti,>' ^^•ish C'\provsc<i tluH a nnnd-iii.' mu'.d ]<-^ inv.-nicd
worh" Mr' V.'ldtnrv innn.diatMy Ix-'an ti invcstl.-itc tin- siruc'.nr.- ol tlio yr
]|. n l.i-; Httonrii.!! ^\ as railed to the s!ov.-. iniporfoct and rxi,--nsivr i>ror,..ss ol rlranin.ir
tlictoiton Ol- -^.'pararKii: tli<> socil fron! tlio llliri'; wlii.di was donr cnlii rly l.y l;and , liy
m-^'kin-oi'il on.- -ei.d "at .a tlnn- with Uir (i!m-*n-s. and it iciiuiod d.'M«'rity . sl< ill and
.n to rh-an on.' ji'i'ind a day. Hy this pror. -- tin- luaicrial was sw
This dilliciiltN was sorely •
to do the
iroiinci and
to dcvi-v nnansid- nu'kin'r ir of value to nianlvind. In a shoit time lie contrived ami
(•onstriicted a inarhine. emivelv m-w in form and i-n.:ei,>le, wlneh ansueivd evei^ ]uir-
pose aimed at This was the cotton .^in. \S iih tins maidmie one jurson may with .a-e
clean one thousand i.'.und.> of cottnn in on.- da^, an iiM-rease of one Thons;,nd lold over
h'ind hih.ir -\s a lahor saviiii: nnieldne thendore it ha> ].erhrn,,s nev,-r heen nvaled.
Tin; inv. ntions of llar-rea v.-sT Aikwrijrht. Watts and orlnrs had jMepared the Nvay f..r
that of VVhitnev without which, at least as to the I wo hiM.ljH-y v,-.Mim iiave heea oi
■COiripandivolv iitlle valnen) mankind. The lalx.rs eN en of Fnlnm h-..ve hecn ot h.-s
value tn the S.Hitln-ni States thai; Wliiiney's Th.- results -.vhicli followed it werv
wondeiful hi nia--nUnde and extent. It tielded the- vi-doe of mnn-nse at-as ot h-.nd.
It has saveil to ih"Sout!iein States one tlnxi^and millions of dollars. It nnule coftwn
kiiiK^ It \Miiiei,,-d ev.rv sea wiih the wings of c..:..merce. l\ hailt gn-at cilie,. It
-rave .niploMnent to millions of i-eopl. . It has arhle.l to the comforl ot almost every
faunan lain"-- on th.e irlohe: vet Mr. Whitney received no campensatnin. He (d.)iaiiifd a
patent hut the law was inqu-rfect . the c.nrts and juri. .-, peixmally interested and venu!,
Kiid h-' sulTer.il noirh in did'eudiiur Ids rights against the enevoa.chniems oi the ei,viou,-.
and de..-l -nin-- in a h.n- seiie-, ot law suits. In i:;)7, iinpress<'d with t he une.-rtainty of
his hop(^ in relation to ihe ;rin. and the necessity of some l.iisine-s r,,i the sujiporl of
himself and familv. he ..htanu-d in IT'.IS, throa-h Hon. Oliver W olcott. ^secretary ot tin-
Trea-siirv a c-ontvact to sui-i'l^ th.e h. S. with leti thonsun.l stand ot aiins: lor siyi-.OtiO.
He innnedialelv purehased a -if and erected his works ahout two rnile^ fr.tni New Ifav.
■Green (now Wlutnevville) and complet.-d his cmtract in ten years. Several others mad.-
shuihir contracts \\iih the .'■.>vernin.-nt ahont ih.' saiin> tinn\ i-ut nom/ succeeded in
nioducin- work ot the requiVed .luallty a.nd at the stip.;!ated piicc, and in som.' instances
larfP sums were si)eni in tlie a|te;n].t. Mr. W hitn.y succe-cdd princ)i>a.]ly nv means ot
<nio-inal machinerv and m-w i,r..ce>se- and im-ilmd:^ .d his own inveiein;,. The inevit-
Hht'e ohloquN, rldi'cule and ..ppo:,ition of .-ompetitois and enemies, the deuors and a].pie.
lionsions of" friends an<i the ohstinale adheran.-e of workmen to old ways were at last
ovorcoino and Mr. ^Vhilnev lived to sc not oidy his system hut imist ot his ma.diinery
adoptt^d in ewiv other con-'i-terahle i-lahlishnient. puidh- or luivate. in the I . S. After
the c-oinph-'ion of his lir.-t .-oniract with th.- govennnent In- ohi inn-d a second tor ntt.-en
thousand stan.l of arms. He d. in N. Hav. Jan. ,^. T^'?--), a. .V.t yvs., greatly respe, td
and Iv, ;..ved. Wh.nuev ;..v!un- hears his nanu , al-o \\ h;tin-y Lake, the reservoir th.it
KUiiidh s the citv nf N<-\v Haven uith water: and Wliifney Pea!<, an elavafinn within tin-
new l^ast Hock' Pari;. ^. , , ^„ , .
1. Fr;inc.-- Klward.s Whitney, m. I>ec. 1, 1S4-?, t'liarles h. ( haphiiu -d ( am-
hrldi.c, Md..
'ij Kli-al-i-th. Fav Whitn.-v, h. Mar.di 14, is!!': <1. teh. ,, Is.jt, num.
Hi! Fdi Whirnev."Frincet.in Col. fsli; .\, M. Yah- a,nd. Piinc. on. isi.iO, (•..ntiuu.-^i
lh(. husines- toen.l.-d hv hi- fath.-r al \Vhitne\ \ ilie : m, June is. Is].",, Sarah I'erknis,
(|;i,i ot -Mai. Jame.- S.'HaHiln.', F. S. A, ami his wf. Susannah 1 1 ;;ntingtO!i, h. Ihnm-,
\ V Juic'-'-'o fs-jr, 1 F.i.i. V. t'. ISii',): m. Sarah Sh.-tlhdd, dan, nl' Heniy and .\nna
S.'i Whitman) Faiinim ..f N. n'av. 1, /;//--//„ r./, F,'>/. hap. May t?n, Is;;!.
826 Eniice "Edwards, h. Auir. -20. ITOo: .1. .lum- 1 , li-s, a s:^: ,n. o.-t. 1, iTOf!,
i-!.'V. siu!ou, ;. ot.lov.-pi. t;a.-ku-, h. X.>rwich. Conn., IM., 11. 1701: V, ('. l7-:'4: set. at
Newinjie.u. Conn., 17-i7: Chapiaii; ot Conn. tr..ops ai 1 ,..iii.-.iHirg, ami d. tle.-i.- 1-eh. -J,
17hh a' !o. ii's wid. i)e;it;(.ncd the (Jen. .\s.-em. .d' <.'onn. f.n- relief, and was grant. -d
the sum of 'JoOO.
rn-2
nir\N''H or E].i/AiiF;i!i.
I. C!"iiu(l:i r.itckiis, 1>, Oct. ;}1. lT:jO; d, Oct. 2n, ISd;;.- 711. almut nnO. Zolindial/
liailiroj) of Norwicli. Ci'iin., wLri <1. Nov. 14. 11'.):], a. alu.ut (!S. 1, .lu.-i;i'n. 1,. IT,'),"); d.
;it Wot I'oiiU. (luiinc: IN-v. N\;ir, a. 'Jo. L\ /i;i;a i>r.\ ii . I>. r,,"iS; d. al>i. IT'.tS; ],, a. d'aii
oi' Williaivi Starred' Middletnw u, ('oct!,. !),c. )1, 1 iS;), ]>, \l:,v l, 1 T.-.i) • d ,Iunc !S-l<i a'
90. 8, Simon Ha* kis, 1., 17i;0; d. Dec. l !, iso.-,; ni.' >iaici; | .' iTnV, Mn!!,- (''ulxprnf
X/.r\vicli, CiVAn.: >rv. rhil. -! , .\s.\, d. .v. /. (,ci, 2!», ISOX; m. a dan. of ]:i,,ii.-/.cr .Jc.nc<
()!■ Norwicli. wIki d ai St. .Man 's, < ul .',., ]-:cm( 1:, d. ]S0(I, uniii.. ;ir New ('ana.'ui X~
v. Ci. N.\'iiiANn.i,. li. 17t!^: (i. at St''.c!.,l.iidL'-i'. ]^4X. a. Si).
II. ivaiii'c Inckiis, .'an. 14. i'l'.j-',: d. ninji.. ISUS.
11!, i:rr/,a!. -til r,:icl;,i.~, .^!a^ ]U. I7:;i, ni. Kcl.. 1-1, i:t;i. David, s. (,t Kiisit.ni David
add Sarali (iiant liis-di. ii. .\piii'J'.. 17;JJ: d. ])<■<•. 1(1. 17'.'!». ], X(iaiii sir. hap. N:iv
2:, ITi'iI; MaJ^jr; in. Sihyl aiu )> ,d' \'t. : ( O) iJe;-, •%■ Sluilik .v ,.: tli of Drilhaiii, Mas.s.; rem'. °
In W'iiidsoi-. Vi.; ("., 1 cliild liy I.st in. and -I l.v 2.1; pro!., lailicr ol' Simon Ba<'kiis iViss,-!'
h. \i. ISdS; Canic.x'orc T, S. N.. and Wni. 11. l^i.sseli, ],. \'t. ISll. -J. Iiavid, .Iini,'
(I, 17(il: Ml. Heart \^■ickllanl (d' Poinli-ct, I'onn., and set. tlir. : vtwi. tn E. Windsor, ('onn.,
Ihciicc to Havtf.. an:! d. I'ii, aht !>1 ('.. lea v. ;; sons and :! dv,n<. lli.^ v.id. iii.T?) Dr'
Edward Tisd"!- of Mivid!. town, Vi.. a native cd' E. W . :]. Mativ, Nov. 14, ] ;fi!:; d. y.^y
7. 1771. 4. Sl.-.tON BacKIS. l-ap. .'llla-'J, 17d'l; iii, a dail. of (ion. Moroy (.f U.\f()i(|. \.
11., vvli<-ro lio set.; rem. to ( "iicinnali, (>. : /. . 4 cLil., of \^-;iom miio \\-;.s ;i r:,i]i-f at Wc-t
Point and ])atron (d' (ien . W'm. Heniy liavi'isDn; afterwai'd Lieut. V. S. A.: res. I'liila
.";, Mauv, A]iiil in, 177J; ni. Xailian Lvman of < 'ov< ntrv. Coni,. . .-ind set. in 17 Windsor
lied. .\!an]i :;. ]s-l>\. a. 5^; Dicjdi, (1, ( 'LoiaNir'., 1.. i;7'.;; d,. Awj;. -27. sm. v.-.
IV. Simon I'.ackiis, 1.. Feh. l:;. 17:^:: Ke\.; V. C. 17V.); p:i<ti>r ef tlie "ist (diii. in
(iranliy, Mass.; aft ervcard of ( i iiilferd. ('e>ni. ; d. at Stratford,, ;\ n l: ."-.•' 7 . ]'<■.':!; hn. llrid^-'-
jMin; t"n. fele 7. 17(id. Kaclnd, dan. .Mnier M<isele\ o!' i:. Ihtddam, 1 enn., ulio d,'^iu
Stratford, duly -JS, ls-2.'), ;;. 70; Canlkin-; savs lied. INJ.s, a. ^7. I, .Jovm-h h Dec -Jd
]7!i1; ni. Oct.'].-,, r,'.i7. liuldidi.dau. of Sk plien l^urrou.-l.s, 17s.;. , id' S. . v In- li. Dc'' I:,',
lS.')l,a. n:1; res. ilrid-cpo/t. i, Mmux, Ij. Seiit. 1, Tdilj. :], SiMdX, Sept. 1. 17(1^. 4.'
ri,A);iNA. .Juiu.' •J.-). 17ili. .■.). AuNKi; -Musi.i,}:y, .\lay oO, 1 77'2; d. Au^;. 'jl, 177.-). (i, M.\kv,
,liily 1, 1771; d. tiioii.. at Xcwboin, X. ( '. 7, j\i.i'.ita, Sept. ].',, 177d; d. M.-ov'd, iSOo'..
8, Si.MoN, Jan. 0. !77iJ; d. Dec., lb;:'.d, in X,^'. C'ii-v . !;. J'amoi:, Feb, ]s. !'7s;f \{/^
AiiNKi; .Mds.Ki.KV. .]nne, l7s;j; d, in llliac'i, X. Y..Xov., l.^fs \) ^ lJ\(in..i, Oct [:',
17S.">. 1-'. Tuos, Mo^.Li.c.v, Xov., 17S7.
Y, Esili.T Hackus. \k X-.v. li.l, r.o'.(; d. Sept. Ill, INVU; in. Jnnel, r;.")S Keniandn
El} of Il.dyoke, Mu-..-^., who d. De.-. 2.-), ISO'J. 1. law-'. Alaivl. 11, 17."):/. 2. EnTUKi;. ],.
Nov. 2d, 17(;.'t. d. 1\<)JU.KT, Ft.'i,. 2S. 17(;d. 4. J7cM<'i;, O-;. 1."), 17(;7: d. Marcli Dk
17;2. ."», i^tvCiAMi.s. ..)ai:. dii. 1770. d. Elmaii, .Mandi 1 , i 7i2 7 I'A-nk !■■ .h.|i 1 r^"
IV. Joseph !5aekus, h. May dO. 1741: d. .Ian. ], 1742
^'il. .lemsha H:ickns, h. .fan. Id, Hl-d; m. Siidtii Rad. y of 17. \\di)dsoi-: rem. O^
Eastern funn., aht, 17(15. 1 and 2, d. inf. :], 'I'K.tri'iis, h. 1770, m. and set, in Ston-
iiif^ion. Conn. 4. Poi.f.V. h. >!ay l(k 177;1: d Sept, .y 170;;; ,,;, [),.,._ i;;);^ .lon.-itluu.,
s. of Cap', .'onailoni a.nd (""riseilla ( Hainniond) nii;;e uf E. 'A'i!uE.,T. l.i. 17d8; d. Dec, 12,"
1S20, a. .')2. Hern, (2) Mav S, 17'.'4, Sarah Warner and had 7 (ddl. On!v child ])v l^t
m.: 1, ]:<'!>'.//, h. Auic- 4, 17!td.
VUl. -Mary .'lackns, h. March 24, 174.-,; d. Dec. 17, 17.-)1.
827. Abi.scf^il Edwards, h. I'^a-. 2-->. I7(i7, d. S. pt. 24. 17(ij: m. Oct. 2.5, 17::17,
"SVilliain (4111 child of .hiiiatlian ) Meicall'e, Esip, (d' L(4.an.m. Conn., ]>. Au^;. 17^ 17()S;
llarv, CmI. 1727; alter ]M-eaciiin>:auhile enteredi iido partneislii]) Nvith his father in tra.de
lie d. .Ian. M, I77:k a. ti.-) vr.s.
1. Ahic-ail .Metcalle, b. April 2. i7:i!),
11. \N'i!llain Met.'alfe. .Inne 4, 1742; .1. .Inlv ."., 17.50.
in. Eli'phalei .M.tc.aife, Jiilv I'd, 1; l-l; d, .Mav, 171.7.
IV. laecy .Metcaife, b. May 2.-), 1 e'di: (h Aj-rilld, IMS, m. Jnne 12, 17(ii;, Pev.
Johi: lhintin;,!oir (;f ]:a>t lladdaiii, Conn., b. Mnvch 12, 17d7: d. ^huvh .5, ISHO.'a ltd.
1, h'i;.'.N<.'Ks, b. .Uiii. 21, 1770; d. nnm. 2, Ltcv, .,!an. 2.7, 1772. '■',. .loiix, b, .\lai d: 25.
177;'.; f'-^ Suiuhrlaick .^'asv. : in. S,,[,lda .V Fo-ter, !. . i A//, :•'■/;., ne Fvdiia ,\ . .Mot I ;
res, llarrf.. tVmn. : S id' tin- idiil. d. initif. 4, .ai!U;a' i,, Xiv\ . 2 1 , 1770; in. -bilin i'.ird;
Y. C. 17^0; r.iem. Cen. : d. bsui: (2) fk-n j-nnin Is.'c.seid' Kee.^eviMe, \, Y. 5, Isi; u:i.. b. Juno
2, 17.S0; mom. .X. Y, Le^^ !S)4-5; res. I'tici, and Syracu.-e, X. \., tn. .\1;m'\- W. Eivd, of
Woodstock, \'i.; tied. Sejit. Id. 1SG7, in St. .\ntlionv,' .Mian. 1, 1! „,', 1) 7/.-.r/.r,/)',7, ii, ISCS- d.
in ucneva, X . Y. , 1^;;2. 2, J./;:i Fil.-l. U. 1S1.6: d. nnm,, iSol, in Xew Orb ans, d.
♦ His sibicr A!if.."v, b. i7..v;ra i;;,.-, Chjr'f>3 Collir.s, and hr.d Kll/atx-d.!, b. 17—,..,]. bimes Piciucnt
;ind hrvd Re". Jc'It Pa.rporc., peel.
FDAVAKDIlS, METCALrE, HLISS. 43i5
Mart/ Ann, h. Lsr^; m. Is;!?, riu'rl-s ]•:. ("lark; ros. BniTiilo, N. V. 4, J.-o:/,/ E'luanh.
b. 1814; li. inf. 5. /v/;/,''v J-Alir.rr.ls h^ l^V,; in. ISM, K. ,N] . Skiuin^r of Svi-.h-hsh. N.
Y. (i. I.rturii .J<'ii/', 1>. islit; 1c;m'1ic!- i:i Syrai'iisi'. 7, I'lidf.. !!<'{/., 1^01; in. ISiT, C'aro-
liuf A., dan. nf >-ain'l l^.iiryof Ni\v Ldiulon, Conn. S, J-^rui' /'iJiniril^, iS-J4; re.s. S.
9, SuKi'iu .Aiviolil , 1>2(); lu. ]8"i2. S;Mn"l L. Trury; rcN. Si. Anthouy. Minn. (i. Kink k.
Oft. ;}1, 17.S4. ;. \\' ^.l.l.\^i, l\>in \>.-ii!i Knnice.
V. Klij-iuilft Mrtcnlic. 1.. \o\.'2."), ]?!?: d. Maidi ir.. l.s;{!-; m, !>.■(•. 01,177.".,
Marv, (lixu. of .loslm:, West oi' ].,-lx;!u.n. Conn,, b ,Iun. '.>. 175-1; d, .Mairli \i. l.s:55. ].
VriLi.iA.M, Dm-. :;i), 177(;; d. M-.'.rc], ■\-), is-j,-,-, ,n. .Mtir-di, ISUS. Mf.r<r;nvt \":!n 'I'nvl of
^ortlmmb.-i-lnnd, N. Y. 2, John. L. Mav '-.>1, 177ll: iv.^. No., X. V. ' ;!. M.siiv. 1m'!>. 1!.
1781 ;d. .Sejit. 4, 17s:]. 4, Ar.i<;.\ii., .luno ]S, ]7^';;;d. Au,--. K'. IMl; m. Muni. :il . InQS,
Ariel l^ircliard of Rozrali, Conn. ; a son, l^iev. Win . Mctndf, JJnr/,>irJ; V. C. ls;r.. 5.
Ei,IP11.-\TJ:t, May 50, 17S."i. m. }.liircji ;^0, IN17, Mary, d.in. of I.saac .lon'> of 1 .coanon,
Conn. G. M \ky, h. Anj;-. OS. 17S7, m. Marcli :'>0, 1S17, .'oonj. S. Van 'I'uvl of .\. V. C. 7, Lu-'v.
Ocr. 20, 1789; d. Dec. Vl, isOD. y, Eli/'..uu-.th, I'd), lij, l"792: r.-^. L.-h.anon. H, TI.^iu•|'liv
Edw.mcds, Sept. .10, nit'i; jivini,'- IStM on tlio .Motcalfo famiin l.olianon, \^■l^i(■'l \vas
oi'cn]ia ,1 by iiis ;;ivar gfandfailit-r 1 7i» yt.'ar.s a^o ( 1 71 ! ). 10. Iv.rn.v, Scjit. 2. 1 79S; re.s.
liohanon.
827.1. Abip;aii. Metcalfe, b. A|n;i 2, 17;]!;: d. Ana-. 29. iso;); m. .iulv:.in, i7r,:j,
lion. Mo.-c.^, s. of.b'dedinli and Ka.clirl Sln-ldon Idis.-, h. .Innc Hi. 17,1'^ Y. C. l",r,.'i; d.
Julv 14. 1S14, a. 79.
I. Gfor^-v Idi.^.s. b. D.'c. i:!, 17(14; Y. C. 1781; I.L. D., Ilarv. ]S27; incni. Flartford
convention; in. May 22. llf,'). llanuali Cl.aiko, Lis 2d cousin [^ffi]. \\lio d. Die. 19, 179-");
(2) Mnv 29, 1 7i)9, Marv. dan. of Johi-. Lathroj) of Now llavrn, Coiuu. wlio d. .v. /. , .Mav 1,
18'}3, a. mC; [■■)) No. . ir,, 1-01, Abicail, dau. of Hr-v. David Slionnan Uowlan.l of V.'indsor,
(V)nn.. vho d. .Ian. 21, 1832, a. .^8. lie d. Mavcdi 8, ]R:iO. 1, Dl:i,1.\. b. April jC, 17:H);
d. Jan. :il. IMIO. 2. Caiimmm:, b. Div. 2."^, 1791. M, Ci:ot;oE, b. Nov. bi, 179;^; in. 1,
Geoff/e. 4, M.\KV. /. by .'Jd in.: ."), Di:i.iA, b. A]iri! 7, ISOii; d. Fed). l.")J IS.^O, nnui.
f), AiuG.Mi., b. Drc. .1, ls97; d. .Maivli 27, 1S32; ni. Sanniol Hovnolds. 7, Makv, Aiif.
23, 1809; d. Scjjt. 19, 1812. 8, l?irn akd, b. .Mav 12. ISi 1.
II. LucyDliss, b. .lune 19, 17f)i;; d. .Ian li), 18.-)'J, a. S4 yrs. in. .)une2, 178-j,- Dr.
Hrzekiah Cl.a'rki- [init>], 2d ronsin.
III.' Abii-ail Bliss, b. N.,.v. 20. 17GS; d. s. 1., 0<-\. 17, 1827; m. 1i-m. Ibm. AYm. Ely
of ^jiriiifrtlcld, Ma.^s,; \\ C., 1787: mein. Con^rcsj-, 1817.
lY. ' ^^■nl. .\btr;,ir lHi-,s. b. Uct. 28, I77O; Y. C. V790; d. 18.^.8; m. C}nnl(,rto A-dib-y.
1. }l.vuini:T, d. m 1S2:1, unin. 2, Ciiatm.otte, d. unni. Jj, C.\iin!,i\i;. d. -Ian.. 1S44_
unni. 4, NV.NS. M ictcM-KK, jr.. ni. 8'.rpi, 1, isl). Ml-,, Cluw.ipion.
Y. I'nmcL's Bliss, b. May 10, 1772; d. .Ian. is, 1,s:j;1; ni. A].ril 10, 1800, !b'v. Ht-niy
A. Ro\sdand.
Yl. .Mosr-s Bliss, b. -Inly 10. 1774; d. Sept. 11. 1819; m., l.^'t)4. Ma-y ^Y.d.•.,lt of Say-
brook:, Conn., .and liad 10 cbild. of \^■llonl 1^ d. in inf.; res. Si')rini:!i(dd, Mass. Auiorii,'- tb.c
children wer.' t^ in-, b. Mav, lsl.""». 1. W'l i,(,u\.\r. 2, ALvuv U <>i,( <iiT, "'dav S, ISIO; d.
Feb. 12, 1849; m. 168^5, Ibm. \Yni. Brooks Bristol of New Haven; b. ,Junc'l9, iboO; Y.
C. 182.'); lawyer JUKI judtro; d. Ui-t. 10. 187G: [s. of Wni, and Saiab (F.dwards) ]^<ristol.]
He lu. (2) Nov., 18o(), her sistvr Caroline. ;/i, IIkxiiy. 4, bicv, who d. a. IN yrs. and."),
Ei.iZABETiT, were twins, dioru same day. ."), CAr.oi.i.M-:, !>. Sept. ]7,isl7; in. Nov..
18.')0, ys above, Hon. Win. T5. Bristol and jtrob. ^^as nn'iilier of -lolui ^^'., above. 7,
lO.MTI^V.
Yll. Edmund Hli.ss, b. Nov. lb, 177."); \ . C. b^OH; d. is21.
Ylll. Fmilv niiss. b. Aiiir. 2*;. 17sO; .1. Mav :,. 1797; iinm.
IX. Harriet Bliss, Mar<di2:i, 17n2; d. Nov. 11, IS,-,:',; ni. Nov., 1810, D:Miiel Hontecoii
of Sp'rinn-field. who d. Nov. 24, 1S.",7; 2rhil.
82715. i'ri^.nces Bliss, i-. ^!ay 10. 1772; d. .Tan. IS, l.s;;;;: m. April 10, 1800, Rev.
Ilenrv A. Iio\sbind ..if Wind.-^or, ('onii., who d. Nov. 2S, 18-'."); p-astor Contr. elih. ; slie was
his 2d. wf. ; all 'bihi. b. Wind.-n, Conn.
I. I'^li/.al'eth Newberrv Ib.wla.nd, b. Feb. 9. ISlil ; d. a. o yrs. 4 nios.
II. l'>ances Bliss llowbi-id. b. Au<;-. 21, 18(l;\
III. Henry Au^-u-lns Ib-wbuid, b.Sept. 19, jMil; ^". C. 1S2:!: Andover 1827; Ant.
of Am. Bible Soe. ;^ vis.; pieiirhed ai I'avetteville. N. C. ; Presb. In ISI-il insl. pastor
Pearl st. Pr.sb. ehh..'X. Y. C. In ISb; invt. Presb. ehh., Honesdalr, Pa. In IS.-.ll set.
ovur P.uk l'i>,-b. chl!., .\"w:uk. N. .1.: tl. Sepi. -I, is."^,!!^ ji, l',i,.--,toii udnle en \ae:itioM;
Y.C., S. T. D., !S,7;;; in. Aug. 15, U>'[i, Hairiet lleyer of N. Y. 1, FA.NNiii Bi.rss.
434 15RAX(Ml Ol' EJ IZAliCTir.
2, Anna l''t-i.i,r.i'.T()X. 3. Maky Ujcks. 'I, Jam-: 1iiov!;i;, h:. Oct. 1. iSd.S, L<-iiiucI
Thfitn^s (if IS'cwaik, N. .1. •"3, (.'i>J!Nk,ija \\'ii r'l i m;, m. l>c,- 1.",, ISlj""), Wm. C. X'tTiiiiivc
of Xewnrlv. 1, 11'///. (;v/;tnl. \k J li ui; 20. 1-Sli r. 'l, JI, ju'H lioirhind, .)i\\\. 7, 1^(10. Vi,
Kk.vkv Aif.usTi s.
IV. l''lizalie;li Xcw Ixirv linw l.uid, 1>. M-.iv s, lSi>7:(l. Julv 'JS, IS'):?.- in. Juiw I'O,
1S3:{, J)r. 'riiroanr.' Sill of \S'illd-:<)r. V'niui.; 1). J\ill. 1-^, IMIS; ^^ ('. Mt-d. Sc'linol, 18oJ fd.'
Aj>i-il 2!l, IS.-,:). 1, ']'i!K')ii(M!!., I). .M;iy ;}1, 1n;JS; d. i'\.'!i. (I, J8i7. 0. J^dwauu \\o\\i.\'y.v,
April :Jfi, ISM : Y, C. U-i;]; n^. Oakland, <-'al. : j'n.r. Ellt,^ Lun.^tiugc .-tud l.ilerattirc;
I'liiv. of C";il.; li.i-- ,'ul'. ma'. jioeius; m. Feb. 7, iNtlT, I71iziir)L'tli fc^ill.
V. J'dward i-Njuliuid, 1), Nov. IS, 1S0U;Med. Scli., Its:i7;d. Aug. J, 1845; Anihcr.^t
Col. 18;-i2: lii. Nov. 2, ISll, Kliz;)l).'tli Avery of Dt.dawarf, (.)., who d. Aui^. J.S, l.Su4. 1,
Fanmk I51.ISS, b. Aug. -22, 1!S4:>; m. Feb., "187;;. Jf)hu M. Hibtjins of ^^'ini;lnlSl)OI■t,, I'a.,'
nnd Jiv. tlir.
VI. (ieorge Rowland, b. Oct, LM, b^ll.
VII. James K..%vh.iid, b. Ort. '24, ISl-f; grad. Med. CVd., Castleion, Vt.; ufterw. stud.
'Dii i>. .■uid was i)astor Pre.-b. vdili. C'iiileville, O., and d. thr. Nov. '.). ]8ri4; ni, f'-HlliHriiie
Morgan of NViud-^or. 1. I1i:n i;v Ar<H sn^, d. dan. 1. ]Mr.:j. o, \V.\r. FjiKDr.r.icK; r!;s.
N. y. ('. 8, u'Euiu.K: res. N. Y. (J.
VIIi. ■William ShtTi.ia)) IJuNvland, b. Oct. 2;j, 1^17; d. Alav .j, iN.jH- Y (' 18HG- res
N. Y. C; lawyer.
829. Haiiuah Edwards, b. Feb. 8, 17F!: d. .hiHe 1, i;7o. "She was liiglily
intellectual, of decj, ariil fervent piety; m-ver for an ii^stiuu e^impromising truth anil
justice f(u- exjiedi-'Ucy — traits for which jier family weii- ^o rt-Tiiarkabb-. Tlie inHuence
of \\(r e\ani])le and preeeprs were hnig felt by her descendants, wlm to ih" third and
fonrth generation liave reason to Idess her memer;.." Sli" v.\. Jan. 15, 1 74r>-('., Setli
\N'einjore, E.s.|.. of Middk-town, Conn., (his od wf.),[see ^-;tow fam.], b. Nov. 18,*]7U();
<1, of sniail-po.K Ai-ril lU. 1778. He ^vas d,ep. to tho Ccm-ru] Court -IS terms, 1788-17(51:
Magistrate of the town of .Middbo.v. n; Judge of tlie Ijartf. Co. court, and with Jabez
Hamlin Ju'stire of the Quorum f(.)r Ilartf. Co. 17G1~'J8. (For auuisiujr nnecdotes of Judge
Wetmore see Witimji-t Ocnr^iloyij:) A genial liumor is a cdniracteristic of the Stows of
Middlotown and of tlieir descendaiits. Througli tlie Stows Judge ^V. was a second
cousin of Sarali Pierj-uut wife of Jonathan Edwards. His wife was Aunt to Jouathnn,
.jr., and Pierpout Edwards, and grand aunt to Timothy I>wiglit and Aaron liurr. Pier-
■pont Edwards and Aaron Burr studied law with J udge \Vetn:ore. Dwight and the
younger Jonailian l•>J^^ards were occasional visitors. Pmii ;ind his uncie Pi'-rjiont
Edwards were nearly of the s:nne age and in sonu- '-espects of ihe sain':' inclination. One
Saturday night Purr and EdwardN iit tl'c full dress of the time — short breeches, silk
stockings, hnv ([uartered shoe>, etc. -iu great lia.ste to g-et tln-ir supper in order to <,all
on some young ladies of the neigliborhood, dro]iped some hasty jmdding on. their
bn-eches. The kind hearted cfdored cookess. Membo, with towel and -wann water
<deanod ;uk1 nmde them presentable and sent them on their way rejoicing. In thr>
division of Judge ^Vetmore■.s estate .Membo fill to ^ir.■^. \N liittlesey.'
1. Lucy Weimore, \\. April "'X\ 1748; m. Chauncev NN'hitTlesev.
11. Oliver Weimore, 1). Mav -24. 175'3: m. Sarah PrL'w.-^ter.
III. Hannah Wetmore, b. 1754; d. July, 175G.
8291. Lucy Wetmore, b. .\pril KJ, 174s; d. Jim. 2:>. 18'i6: widelv known foi-
practical ]/n't\ ; n-i. Vvh. 12, 1770, Cliauncey Whittlesey, E.xj., of Mid.:'"\". C. I7f;4;
licensed^ to ])reac]i Init gave u]) to ill health. FJected "pea. Cong. clih. Sept. 17, 1778,
and s.-rved 2:! yr-. Aldernuin and Collector of ihe Port of .NPid.; (h March 14. 18] 2.
1. Eucy Whitilesey, li. O.-t. 4. 177:4; m. Cajit. J. W, Alsop.
11. Hannali Whir.rh-i._v_ b. ^\-^^y jo, 1775; d. D^.^. -Jij, is;j:l, unm.; corresfionded
(■■xtensivetv ^vi1h di-^tintuished nu'ii in Europe and Anujrh'a. .-\ verv suptM'ior v, oman
III. .\ Son, stillljorn, Oct. 24, 17 ^fi,
IV. Eli/..'Li>eth NN'hiitb-sev. b. .Nhiy 21. 1 7^(V d. .v. i, (),_•(. 5, ]8-i5; m. May 25, 1817,
Caj.'!. Josi-ph \\'illi.Ai,is (2d wf.). whod Oct, 5, hs:;5, a, 5tj vrs.
\. A dam, stillborn. M.-Uvdi 20, liM.
\\. Chaaiici y \N hinle-ey, b. Ja)i. IN. \'t^:;, \.C, 1800; hiw\er in .Mid., N. \ .,
l,ouisville. Ky..aiid New ()|-h'an-,: Mem. id' Coiui.l.eg. Oct., bsii;; Oen. of Prle-a.le
Conn, militia. In .\'. (). he lo-t his hclth and i-eturning to Mid. iu 1^2? his si-ht'and
other faculties rapidiy faifd. and th(m;',h racked wifh i);nn and almo-i ludpie-.-., he e'l-ew
nmre tender and alVecliMUuTe and • ■ th lo/ejh ye:us of t rl;; 1 ticrcj out the f:tiTh and [>a»i-
•.n-eo'' ih'.- sao;ts ". .! 1--4:: iM, .\p;ii U, [^:\^<, Puth Paihiop, (hiu, of Fl,,-he..;en 'i'racv.
1. CuAs. CiiAtNct.v. Y. C. 18:j8; lawyer iu St. Louis, Mo.; d. 1875. 2, lli;.vi;v \\'Aui>.
JILISS, EI)^VAK^)S, AVr.TMOIlE, WIIITTLKSEY.
435
i] MM;r\ 'l'i>'Arv, 1. Ki;km:/.!'".u Tkacv, h. l^^'J-"). T), Fi; \,\i;r,i\ Waim). ]>. 18?7. C,
]AV\ Ai.soi\ 1.. l^'.".l.
8''-'.0]l. I'UCV V/hittlGsey, l'. Oct. 4. 1773: d Oct., IS.-.f,, n. S:!; m. Xi>%-. ,•., 17!!7,
Cni.r .lii.^.'i'li \\'iii;'!il .Mm'P'.I Muldletnwii, Conn., ]<. 1771; d. Oct. IC, ]Sl4, ii. 73.
I. l.iicv ^^'••tln^'n■ -Mr;!))!, m. Henry ClKMinccy, Iv-']., of .\l.'^n]) \- Oo. , morcliants
^tf V^ilpar.-.i.-'i", Miil .Msop & Clitiuiicey of X.V. ['.>]. 1, ili';N];v, ni. 17ii;ily .\si)iii\v;ill,
<;;iu. <if S:iinutl Shaw llowland of X. "^'., liousc of Howland A' AspiiuvJiU. A sisttM- of
S S. lIo\vi-'i:(l tn. John A;-i'in%\al! and ^v:;s motlvr of Wiiiiani llowland As[dn\*,-al !, in
v>dio-f lienor tin- citv fd Aspinwall. on the h^^thiiias of Pan:uuu, \vas iiinaed. 1, Ih' itii/.
•2. i.'tc:j.
II. Clarri r(jinf-i.-iy Alsof., d. y.
III. I'hailoy h'ii.lKird Also]., (•ii,.:ai;i'd on I'aiuuna !?.]{. with llowland, Aspinv/all,
Stephens (.V ('ha\uicey.
IV. .losepli Wr'.yht A!so]>, h. Nov. 'I'l. INQ-l:, in Middlctown, i.\m\\., whore lie,
founded the firm of Al.-.ip >.V Chauncey. ^^'a,s s'-voral yrs. in ])i)slne-^s in Santa ("niz.
With Chauiiccy. Aspinwall, Stevrn-, l^arrctl k Co. he (■.■•■tablishcd tic- Pacific .Mail Co.
and the ranaijv.i M. W. He was a director witli Asjiiiiwall of the O. cV Mi,-;s. K. il.,
:and when that vinforinnate c-onccin wi-id inlu hanlcriq-.tcy he aiid A.^l)en^va!l xs-ete.
receiveis, fivi torethei- tiiey ran tin' road for over ten }-ears. IIo retired from active,
business ahoiit ISiVj. a.nd in Ins home in X. Y. C.. Xo. '.M Washin^ion S(juare, Feii. •ii),
1878, m. Mary Oliver. 1. Josi;i'i( NV., (d' Middh town; M.D.
V. Clara }^Jnlel^<^■ Alsoji.
VI, Idiy.ahctli Also]i, HI. (ieo. Ho]i])in, Es(i., of l'nn-idcnc.\ 1{. 1. ■
VII. Mftry Wright Alsoit, m. Dr. Tlionias Mntter.
S292. Oliver Wetmore, i'. May 21-, KO^: tiUed for Col. : united with the Cong.
<-bh.'in Mid... 177J: eh-rted l>ea., 178i-17'.iS: ju-edicled the ioir of his (U-ath, Dec.'l,
1708; a niijst excfdlent man; regarding- his possessions as a trust for which, as stownrd,
lie nniKt i;dve accouid. He sharctl his j::ianaries v/ith the ]„,or and in xvinter the bars of
liis woodlands v.-'-rc let down, atid fuel free to the ne/dy; ni. An;/. ]:'., 177;^, Sar:>.h, dtm
of (.'aid. 1-dlsha and Lucy Ye(nnans Ihewster. \\ho d. .Inly o, 1827, in 7c!d yr. ; of the .'.th
.generation from hlhh-r ^Vm. Hr.'Wster of tlie .Maylii-v, er.
^ 1. Oliver, !■. Dec. 1, 17 77: m. Esther lle\nolds; (2)Chloe Benton.
II. Klisha, h. Ocr. 1, 177(), farmer; d. of wounds liy falling on a scythe, Fel). IG,
18o3. "A wanndiearied, gi-nerousniait;"' m. Juno 25, 180:'), .Maiy Pacoii. 1, Samttki,
E. , .Ian. i;), IMl; m. Ajuil ■■">, 1832,, Eliza BridVehain. 1, J-Uhha j'h;irstcr. 2, Caroline
Tud",-' ' ....
III. Sarcdi, h. Oct. o. 1778: m. Jolin Ston;chlon.
IV Tiiuothv, h. Aug-. 2, 1780; m. Ihumah ^^'ard.
V. Lucv, 1). May 9, 17>2; d. ..Ian. oO, IV!"!, unnv
VI. llan'nah l-Mv.ards, h. An;';. 8. 1 7^4; m. John Pon-ieroy.
Vlh Cha-issf. h. July, 17^'(i: m. Ca))!. <iale Ctc,odwin.
VIII. Sophia, h. '■'!ay"2r), 1788; m. (iiles Soutlmuiyd.
IX. Channcev. h. ."hme.j. 1790; m. pebecca ITubljard.
X Emilv, Jan. 1, 1795; d. April 27, 1S52; m. A]>iii G, 1815, Sain'l P.. Smith of M.,who
d JuU. 184;-!, a. 5:1 l.Lucv Bkers, April 9, 1816; res. M. 2, Emii.v Wkt.mokk, Sept.
i:;, 1817. :3, ilKNUY CiiAiu.i:s, b. June PJ, 1819; d. at Xevada, Col., May 4. 1851 ; m Jan.
Id' 184:', JniiaBurr of Fairfield, Conn. 1, M"r// KUkl , Jan., l.'^44. 2, JuUa Jieas, Sept.,
is'hi. 4. Samt.t.l (iK(.)., July pi, 1821. 5, Jt-|.iv liKr.ns, l'"el>. 28, 182;J; d. on visit to
E.'W.. X'.v. 1, 1815.
82921. Clivor Wetmoro, h. Dec, 4, 1777, missionary in Central and \Vesiern
X v.. till invalided Pv tr>il and cxpo'uircs; rc^, priiui jially in Ptica, X. Y . ; d. Jan. 1,
1852;' ni. .ian. 15. 17!l7,' EMlcr. dau. Capl. Jona.than Peymdds, who d. Jan. 17. 18(;i;^_(2)
Sei't. 2:>. 1^"7, ^. liioe. dau, (.'apt. .\s:i aiid Abi,cail Penfon (d" llai-tford. b. .Mandi 27, 1774;
livine-, n. s7 vis. /. bv Isi m. :
']. Ed.ntuml Aiiiold. b. .Vu,-. d. 179-; Ham. Co!.. PS4 7; stud, law; prac. in
Urica; tre.i,^. X. V. State Pit u;itie. Asylum; twice e!eci(>ii .Mdermaii; Mayor of P., bSj.,,
re-eh-t(di next vr. ; oin' of tlie ;,ix slate s(diool conns., and conir. for buildin,;;- t he ciiy
hall Manv vrs. trustee id" Ham. Co!.; ajrent for Holland Paiul Co.; m. June ;;. 1829,
Mai'v Ann. 'dau. of John llosniei- am! .lein^Iia ( Ivlrkl.-ind) Patiirop. \>. O-t. H'., l.^^lld; a
I,,.-,,;. ;,)■ .'olin ddiornten fPrl- I'o.d, 1,!,. H., I'.--. Harvard Pidv. .Mrs. I.., was Ch in
de>e from Cai't. Miles Standish. 1, M.\i; v lU lK.mixstili;. 2, C(.)!i\i-i.ia Lat!1!Uii'.
o, P.i)>ti. Ni). /. by 2d 111. :
4?>(j JlKAKClf OF EUZAIiETVI.
TI. Kdwavd ]'f'rkip.s, h. So.\>t. 20, ISOS; Ixinks.-llcr a!i<] Idiidcr in Cincinnati and
C'icvcvlfind, 0. : iii. in Cin., Man-ii, 1851, Mrs. Harriet Fiiiiifcs (Norton) DocUstadcr n)'
Cleveland; ^v, i.
III. Inf^ son.
1\'. J;\iMf.- Canialiau, b Wliitustown, Onoida C(i.. X. Y., .May 1. ISl!^; naint-d for
Pjcn. (.'ai'iud'.au til' I'rinci'tnn ('o1. His t'. l;"-kin^;- means roiild ^^.'-ivi- IdTn onh' a conininM
^^(.dlOol edueatioH. W'rut tu X. V. city, IKV2 — cludera tlicn ra^-in^: — \v-iili leiter.-s of intro-
duction to sundiy "rneieliant iirlnees." inti-rvii-ws with '.vhoui left an unfa \'oraljl(! impres-
sion as to tli(:ir g-o-)d breeding; and Intel ii.u'enre. Went South and failinij in business
toolv benefit of bankrui-'t la \v, but subs'^iuently malLing- and eolb-eting ^10,000 or $i2,()i)U,
l)aid his (h.djts. l>evoted a summev to the imin-ovenient of the navi_iiation of the l.'jjper
Yazoo rivei-, and u-;is voted a piece of ]daie by ]iarlies in'.cresti'd. At l>altle of Muena
Vista, acted as volunteer aid to Ca]>t. }^),^'•e^s of' ('(jl. J.-fV. Davis' Miss. PJties. In 181!^).
rem. to ()lii(.'. Compiled and published the W'fui'i/'C J'limi'y I/ivf/'i/, ivAn wliieh we
liave coj)ied nmch of this record of llannuh (J\dw;!rds'i ^^'l■tmo^e and lier desc. ; rn .Mav
y, 1851. in St. John'.s (dih., Middletown, Catharine Mary Dellart. dau. of Hon, \Vm. and
Marv (Harbor) Clietwood of Elizabelhti^wn, X. .1., ]>. .Jan., 1S'J~J. 1, John Cn tOTWunD
b. A\:..r. 22, ISoC.
V. Ab)o-all Sarali, b. Jan. 8, 181(i: d. May ]G, IS.^.O, !i,-ait disease.— ///e^. Sketch in
\V(:t'i!iort» lUiiiJ:.
82923. Sarah V/etmore, b. Oct. :! ITTS; d. Xov. 12, isjii;; iu. Fi-b. 2i;, IT;)'.).
,lol,n Stouj,diton, Ksij., of E. W'imisor, Coun.,b. l-'e'o. 2. ITTS; d. S.]-! l',i IS-U- 2d cous
1. John W'etmore Stouirhion, b. Xov. .",. IT'.t'J; d. Sept, lo, l.'-;.n.
II. Sarah Siougiiton, S.pt. .""), IKil; d. Per'. 14, JsH: m. .May 22, 1828. Tlio.s.
I^otwin of K. Windsor. 1, Tiui.\r.\^ SroriiitTo.x, Y. <\ I'^.'d: tiitc.ir I'^jf); Rev. (Con^^)
2. Lk.mti:!. SiufOHTox, Y. C. I80-I; tutor; Kev. (Cuny.j; Lat. Prof. Vi\-.-i. I?es. Col. ""y,'
S.\.i;.\K.
in. John Weiniore Stouedit.m. June 2(1, bSOC; d. Xov. IM, 1812.
IV. Lucy Wetnnjre StouL'-hton. July 18, 18U'i: m. A]iril. l--;-;2, Abner >(.. h.'llsworlli
(d' E. ^^'inds^n■. 1, FuFOKutiK. 2, S.wi'i. }l.\vri!:x. :!, Li cv STOf(Ui ion. 4, S,\ka!i
E.f.SIK. O, STOtT.UTON. G, JdHX. ?, HiXilf 'i'llOND'SOX.
V. Lemuel Stou^diton, Marcli 5. b^ilS; ni. Dec. HI, 1811, Hannah Plod^-ett ; (2>
Dee. 4, 1S."H, Mary Moody of (iranby. >rass. 1. Tl.>.>:x\!i Ei'jw.mh.'s. 2. Li:.\'i;kt,. 8,
(n-rvi-.it Wkt.mokk.
VL Ann I'dizabe-th Stouijliton, I1. 3Liy 2."), 1810: m. Oct. 27, 18)2, Fred. \\\\\.
(.irani of }''. \\indsor. 1. FiiK.)i. W.m. 2, Ax.\.\ SiorciiJiuX. ;-), IhisWKi.i.. 4, liiicv
ELTZ.Vi!i:i'll. 5, El,IZ.\ISETJI.
Vll. John Wotmore Stouo-hton, 1,. Oct. 18, ISD!; W-y. in Le--. : m. Marv E. Ells-
worlli (d' E. Windsor, Eel). 17, 184;; (2) Ma.ry ' I'ulklry Eilswoirli of E. "VV., June 4..
18")a. 1, J'.iiix \i.i;ex. 2. >i.\i;v hltur.vsi t.lt."
A'HI. Fred. J:!lsworth Stoii-htou. July 23, 18i7; d. S. j.t. IG, i8;U).
IX. Martha Jane Sioui^diton, Jan. 23, 1821: m. her cons. Charles Southniayd of
Mid, June 17. 184G. 1, Si_ii'iii.\. 2, Axx.v. 3, li?.\. 4, >[ai!V. o. Cj[.\.s. EvKiiirrT.
82924. Timothy Wotmore, b. Any. 2, 1780; farnu-r: rem. to (ienese,- Co. , X.
Y.; tiHUice to Erie Co. : fell from a .sc.iiToM In hi> baj-n and d. Julv2r), 1S4S; m. April
2«. 18(,)8, Hanmdi. dau. of Samuel Ward of .M.. b. Aju-il 2(;. 1781. "She res. vvitli h(>r s.
Oliver, in .Mid.lleville township. Miidi.
]. Oliver,!.. M.arch U*. 1814: m. Paiuelia Ma-on. 1. M\Ky J.i^xt;. 2, IIstmkk
A XX.
II. Tine'thy Edwards, li. Feb. 17. 1821; ( ditor of the agricultural dei-artnu-nt
(intuit l!n r K'njlc, .AFich., and sp(.'cial ctmti ibutor to Muon^'s lu/nil yor Yorker. 'I'his
and oihiT j.iurnals contained e.xfended obituai-\ notices after liis deatli, .1 une 20, l^o'i;
m. April 20. P-dS, Elii'-ibelli, dau. of Hev. H. Ifalsey of 47. Wilson. X. Y. 1, V.'.\;:i;kx
H.M.sKY. 2. W.M.TKic Ei.v. ;!, S.vMn.i, HiMi.. 4." Cii.\i;i,i~s ]'h)\v.vi!iis.
S2926, liannah EdwarcEs Wetir;oro, b. AuL^ 8. 1784; m. \-\\k V.\. I80.I.
.Tohii P.mneo.-. s. (d' (>ov, John 'I'leadwell oi I'a rmiui^ton, ('or,!i.. b. Pet. ]'.), !77S:d.
Oct. 11. I8dp. Sin- d. Sept. .-J, ls,-i7, in Middletown, in the room in \^hieh she v.as born
and man ieil.
1. Oliver \\'etnn)re Tr-e;,,] weU. Dee. ;;i, ISOC; erad. Col.; rem. to !?:Jt.. Md. ,
e.vabiisiicd the .\if. IFipe Female Sem.; lem. to Xe\v Haveii, Con:i.; n'. July.'U, 1;<]4,
Aiina Ileleua. d-.u. Frederick Kramer of P.renu-u, (fermauy, b. Ocr. 10, 18iU. ' 1, Ax.x.v
Hi:i,.t:x.\ DoKO-niii.\, b. Oct. ol, 1837; m. Xov. 4, bSoG, "'idios. Wilson I,on('-.-.l.re(;t of
\vKT>r(>uE. 437
jMontgonievv Co., M<i. 1. Udimi TrniiJ ir, Ii'. Aui!;. '^•'^. ]fir)7. 2, Aiihur "/'nadirr/'. .Uily
20, 18o9. i, Oi.ivi:!: Fkkimnanu. Juiif ::.'.■), is-il; Y. ('. ISO-,': M.D. 1S;U.") :j. (iKoiuw;
EnwAii])s, Maivh H, ist:l: V. ('. ISi.;."): ),L. li. isf.T. 4, hr( ^ Wiurn.KSKv, D. r. I'j.
lS-17.
11. iMinii-f (iiv.v 'J"i-.-:i'l\M-ll, .Iu]\-2:j, d. Nuv. 'Ji, IMJ.S.
III. .lolni (idodwin 'i'n'adwcll, .liui. -Jt;, isil ; jiitiiol 'ririKhvclKV: Vcvvy, All.sniy,
^;. Y.; 111. April :ji), 1811. VAlen TinlnM, (hui. (..C .l;,rol, 1 l^l^l.■^ uT New Lmiiloii,' Comu. 1,
H.\x\.\n Yv i-.T.MMiii:, Jan. en, 1^4-2. 2. Kj.m-n ]1i)i,mi<. Auir. 10, l^f.l; d. .Ii.ly:;i. IM-i.j.
:>, Smj.vii \N'kt.\'i)1;f.. Au^'. 1-3, l^^l"). 4, M.\i;y Tilm-^, Mmrh 22. 1N47. 5, .}vn:< (.'odn-
%viN, N(.>\-. 2'-i, IMS. (j. .iiuiN P(i.Mi:i;(iv, !),•(•. 7, ].s,")2. 7, Tiiom.xs, Nov. IS, ]S,")4. y,
EinvAKD N(>i;r<»N, Sejit. 7. iSoij.
IV. Win. Drcwbtf-i- Tifarlwol], Jan. C'll, ISlM: -i.;'.riii.T v,-'n!i J. (.;.; in. M;iy ]4. 1814.
Mary Eli/ulicth, ilau. of liieluinl Adams of Alliaiiy. 1, J-lu/Ai'.j.rii, IS-1."). 3, I'^iKn-
KUicK. o, Fkanki. IX .Adams, July, 1841;.
V. Samuel Ivhvards Tr^^advidl , Die, 17, ISl.'); M.]).; pia<-. nun^v yrs. at Ilavic de
Gia.-f , Md.: d. i!i rity of N. Y,, o!' tyolioid IVv.-c, A].nl ;5, }>■(<(); m. Sept." 12, INlio, Anna,
dan. of MonUcai ^t.-unp of Talliot ( '<i. . Aid. 1, Ui;.LK.NA. 2, .\i,i{ i:, i), Lrcv \Nk'j'-
>iui;K. 4, S.uiAii. .-). Mmitha.
Vj. Saiah W.'trioiv Trendw.-l], May 30, 1818; d, X. Y. ('., .May 18, 1845. "A
y'(jung lady of numy ]>fr.sonal charin.^ aiid (diiistian virtut'^>."
Vil. Edward Franri.s TrfadwcU. Anic. 2ii, ]S2(); lawyer in N. V. C. ; ni. April 21,
1847, Rosina. dan. of Tlios. llaniill of l-Ialt. 1, \V.n(. I^kkY', <tk):. 2, h'osi.NA. Jj, C'oK-
.N.F.i,!.\ i.A ']'(>ri!i:rTK. 4. J amks Wkimouk. 5, JJeid'ha F];axcks,
82927. Clarissa WetmorCj l>. July. 1781'.; m, Oct. 12, 18;!:;, Caiil. <iale Good-
win; niar'ncr; li. Midd., Julv22. I'ls."'): lo-,( at sea in tin- "I'attv" (jf Xev.- London; supposed
.Tan.' IT), l.KKi; (2i Oct. 12, isKi. STephen Dodtre of Colrhestei". ("oni:.. Iv I'el,, 21. 1771; d.
iJaitf,, <'onn., I'td). -^r,, l,v-j7.
]. Iv.nily <iale (ioodwin, h. 0<-t. Kl, ]S()li- d. at .\tlieii.s, Ala., Sept. 4. 1848. She
was H coil! '■■dintoc li_> the Fhlia. ■'•'■it iir<h: u J'jn nii^ij ('./:/, i,r. wliicL, in ati obit., Sept. 2-,
1848', says; " AN'e rt uiet to ree' it:iii'/i' in Tlie naim' of tlie drc., chh- of onr admired cor-
r(-^])! indents, untlmr of .4. Sn/,// i_,f tin' Sni-i/-;/ TimC (pi-inted iri tin' )Vftuiort' Gr/i.), J
K/ifiic till Sji"f, and^ oilier picce.s: she \sa-- lioantiful ami a.mialde irj ])eison and chiiTacter;"
jii.in liartf. , Xov. 2r, 1>-:'.U. I'r.d'. H<'nj. Spilsliury liar(lay, i>. V.'orcesler, l']i!^:., ]S()(i;
ii-rad. O.vlord Univ.. Jmij:. 1, Tiin\;As Sj'ii.siuuv, Ftlp. \>- , l^"-V.',: d. in }'liil;i. J;il} 10,
18:31. 2, ]]mji,Y l^i.i/.Anf.Tii. Feii. 1, l-oo: ju. Ayn] lO. ]8.'>7, t^-eo, Stnari, h. Saiatoj^a
I'o., X. Y.; Y': ('. IS.-..-,: d. iNi'.in. and had; 1. "IF'^'. JlacOii/, .Marrh 1, 1S,-,.S; d. sin. day.
2, Edi.cirrd (jiih. Uet, 1, ]8.",:i; d. sooji. ;;, liJA A\ ii.j, JAMS. Nov. 2'J, IsMii: n;. Cieinen.t (".
Moore of Fulton, Miss., whr. site d. det. 1), 18')5. 4. Fdv.-ahijs \N iMMtna., J-.m. 8, 1842.
-5, C],ai;a JTannah, F. Camden. X. J., Julv 8, 1845.
II. EH/.airth AYhiin.v ( .-..."Iwin, b." A mi;. 27, ISM; m. Jan 4, l^'^^O, Jolm Mil-
var<!, li. ]Ia]ifa;<, X. S., Feb. !l, is!^; ,,. /.
111. llarri-t Cdara (b.odwiii, li. X. Y. C., F.d). l , 1818; m. F. 1.. 19. 184i;, Dr. Thos.
(irtcnh-af Chase, h, Bolton. Ma-^s.. March ;-5, 17"Jo, s. of Qtiincey Cli.as,', a Col. in 1^'V.
aiinv, grand nejdicw of (iov. Hancock. 1, Cr..sr.A .\xviF.. Xov."l2, 1S40. 2. 'J'iii'MAs,
June 11, 1843. 3, Ai.i.yn CAi;rn..Nf:ii. March 2d. 1S4',I. 4, ({v.o. Y.\\\\\^-ivy.\., March 8,
1852. 5. F.MFJ.iMC (Hu.DWiN. Mandi 27. 1854: d. Aug. 15, 185C>.
V\ . Clara Ilariiei (M^Klwin (twin), d. l>"c. 3, 1850, m. Oct. 2(1. 1S40, Dr. John,
Foiuh'V of Alhanv, X. Y., h. W-^-. 22, 1815; a lluirni-noi. 1, Maktiia 'I'uv, ns!:m.. May
15, 1843. 2. AVm. Ih-.NX. Jan. 25, 184S; d, Aug. tl, 18,-.0. 3, Cfai:a h'lF.WAtuis, Aj.ril 3,
1S5U. 4, !1kfk.:n.\ VVfimouk. O'-t. 14. 1S57: d. Ang. 28. 185!). 5. S i i;ciii,.N I.iiamnioh.
1>. Xew ll:>von. .):m. 25, 1S21; .i. Phila., Ai-ril 2G, 1855; m. March 2i(, 184S, h:ii/.-d,..th
McCalvcy, 1.. riiila., April 3, 1S23; desc. on maternal side from the Ahhotls ,.f Hug.
Her gt. uncl'j. h-aao Ahhoti. was C.nl llitrli Chanetdlor of l^ii;. for nnmv vis. 1, llmili;
MiUrurd. June ;;u, IS-;;). 2, ]I.nr!/ Clinj. V-M\\n"\\\, Kv., Xov. 2(), 1851. "r." W'm. IIkxhv,
1>. [lartf.. S-pI. <;. 1S.>4; m. Ori.'l4. 1S52. Caroline P.ro\vn Ry:in, 1.. Khdiinr.nd, \'a..
Jan. 2u, is2i. 7. FiJ\VAiu>s AN'i.i Mii!;i;, h. Sept. 7, d. S-j't. 8, 1S2((.
82928. Sophia "Wetmore, h. .Mav 25, 1788; d. March 15, isiF m. Feb. 2, isil.
(iilcs Soiithnnnd id' .\1.
I. ,b.h!i"l). S.mihnn.y.i. b, Mav S. F.M5; m. Aug. 11, 1841. llarri''* 11. Xorth; he
<1. O'-t. ll,ls4T. 1, FKi,i>i;i;ti K (iii.i-.s.
II. 'riiomas SoiUhiiiayd., June 11, IS!?; m. .Aug. 31. lS4li, Mary A. Matilus; .v. /. ;
res. W'ilminuion. X'. C.
43S
BKAXf'li OJ- E].IZAin"!il.
Jil. i^li/.alieih SniiTtniiiiy.u .July 12, lf<U>; )n. ?>I;iy 't. 1858, SainTHrowji: res. Col-
(■l):-stcr. Conn. 1. Tin.).^. SoLTHM.wu. 2, I-i\a Coxk.
I\'. ChMrliv^ SoiitliHiay,!, Oct. 1, IS-Jl : iii. ,iur.'- K, isl,-,; Manliu ..huif StoiightDii,
(<-ous.) 1. Soi'iiiv. 2, A.N.Ni:. 8, .loiiv. 1., .M.\uv. 5. ('has. l';vKi;i:ii'; res^ Mid.
V. 'i'ii;i>::hv \v. South Ilia v(i, Scpi. 27. is-;;;j.
VI. J.iuv ^Miiilimav.l, ()i-!."ni, ]x-2r,: ,1. \)vc. 1, ISJil.
Vn. Small t-'diithiMavd. Fc-1.. 5. IN'.'S; m. Jmu- .",, lf>(;(i, lifv. .lohii llai-UvcJl of
i.C'Vrrrtf, Ma,--^.
VJll. Wiiliaiii S-)utli!.;av(i, \]>i\] 2\L lr';»; d. May \2, ISi'.O.
IX. Luo. Xuv. 4, i^ut;.
S2929. Cluiliueey Wet'moro, li. June."), ITitU: faruuT: rr.-;. ij. tiv' hoii,,,- built
(171(5) l.y his ^^ f., Jud,u-c Svih W fti'i..!,.; Hi. tk-t. !), ].S17, i;-!,, rca IlublKird,
]. " C'liauiicuy i:;d\v;;rds. b. l^.-c 2S, ISbS; i-r.,,,. lo Halniiior.-, Md.; ih-ii'-e toCali-
i'ornia ^\it.li his b.-iiid...). W. JoiU's, (akiiii;- out ):ua;liiiiiTy lnv tionii; i>- Diill.-; ()i\ arriviiiir
luard tlu- Ui'ws o'i gdld discovery; res. .Ma.itincz, Cub; iii. (.)>■■. s, IS-i."). .Marv Mix Buck
of Weth^'rs^Rdd. ('onn. 1. Eihtu V. 2. Wyi. Ejtv;vvsi kk. y, !ti-:xi:Y ("[..vvkhavck.
IL bu.-y, J)(T. :?■}, Is-JO; :ii. l>iT. U, ]S.(7, Saiu.i.d Cution (.uav, b. P-.ston, Mas,.,.
Oct. 11, IKifi," chil. ;;]! b. in Cab: res. I'cnicia. 1, El.\sa!;1!, N.u-. K, bS-J!); Y. <:. IN?!;.
M.I). 2, Fi;.'lNi,l!N 1!., b. Aui:. 20, isr,] ; d. Jan. IS, 1n,-,2. ;l Sa.m'i. AiiTiiCH, Xov.'
2-1, IS--)-). 4. 'l'i;;-.ii!H)!:i;, Oci. 2^, ]><:>^>.
III. Harriet, !■. April 15. IS^H; ni. June S, is:,2, J.Jdi W.-slev Jones. 1. Wai.tki:
Julv2, 1856. 2, A Dai;., Julv IC, bs.VJ.
"IV. Corn.li.e
V. l.vnnui, b. Sept. 80, IsOo; d. June 27. 182!).
V(. H'enry (.'oodwin, b. Ji:n, 19, 1828; ni. .\pril (5, b>:52, Mary To'.vnsend \'\'iui!:
]-es. Suisin ^"alley, S.duno Co., (;;>.]. 1, I'liAX Ki.i \ Hkxhv. 2, Ciias. CuAi'.vtM':Y. 8,
Lt-CY.
Vll. Cornelia lIui>ljHid.
VJil. Mary Ellen.
83. Abigail Edwards, b. I(i7i; d. Jan. 28. K.Vl, a. 88; m. 1(;s;i. H.-ijamin
TjiUlirop, who d. ,v. /. IfiUO: i2j Muv 11"), 1(;07, Cajn. Thomas Sroi;:j-hton. b. lb \\'iui!t,or,
Conn., >iov. 21. I(?fl8: d. Jan. 11, 1740; his 2d wf. lb- m. (!) \)-c. 81, Ifif'l, Mrs. P/orotliy
Talcutt(sis. of Kicliard- Ivlwards' 2d v, f. ; dans, of bien1.-('ol. .bdm 'I'ab'utt, a fan.ous loader
in Khif'- Pliilip's ^■>•arl, bv whom he l^ad Marv. b. Jan. 4, U'M\; ni. .\iiii;. C, 1711, Cap*.
Pfdatia'h Allyn of E. W. '
I. 'Jdujuias Stouo-hton, b. April !l, 1(198; m. Oct. 8, 1722. Meliii.able bathrop.
]l. Da.niel Stou^dilon, b. Aug. 18, 1G09; m. Sept. 18, 1 biil, .b.anr.a ,Ml\n.
III. r>enjan'.in s"roiio^liton, b. 'A])ri! 28, 1701: ni. Dec 2(i, 1741. Eb/abeih Bartlett,.
Avlio d. Jnl\ I, 17(i!i. i, Ai.i.XAMH.i;, Se'pl. 8, 1 M'.i. 2, Ei,]ZAi;Ki ii. July 8. 17.')2. 8,
Jonathan, Auu-. 1, 17ol.
IV. Tiniothv Siou-hton. b. June 27, 1708.
V. AbiirairStono'hton, b. Dee. 24, 1701; in. Dee. 2. 1724, J. dm Moore.
VI. David Stiniij:iiton, b. Sept. !», ITOH.
VH. Mabel Stougditon, b. Aug-. TJ, 1708; ni. Any. IE 1782, S.ainnel Debdior, who d.
s. i. 17-")G; sui'. killed, at or near Ciown Point. Inv. ■i;2'Jii: \\\\{ pros, tc) court by Col.
Jo.s(.'{)h liirliards of Dedhaui. .Mass., as exeer. ; pro]i. di\'. to wid. and to liis laius., Be.b
clier, s. of Jo.seph Hicliards. except small sums to bis bro.-;n-biN\ , lies. ,\iubrose Tvler,
and Rob, c-a AValto!i.
VlJl. Jomithan StourJiion, Oet; 21, 1710; d. An-;. 10, 1788, nnni.
IX. blii.'.^'beth Stounhton, Dee. 20, 1712; d. Mareh b'», 17oN: ni. bVb. 28, 1789,
V.'jlliaiu (b'vlord, who'd. Sc.-pt. 11, 17.")."). 1, Ei.iZAi'.K'ni, Nov. IN, 1710. 2, John,
June 211. 1748. 8. JKicL'siiA, .\piil !b 1708.
X. b^.iae SlonohTo!.. .\ov. 10, 1714.
XI John Shiu-hion, 1 'e. . 11,11 lb'.
831. Thomas Stoiightoi.i, b. April <J, ICDS; d. Jan. 14. 1748; (per. rem. to Tor-
riiic^ton. Conn., wUer^ u ('apt. 4\ S. was one of iho j)roprierors and .apjus. on the tax ii.-t,
178:', rate. I at .fl.").-)i; ni. Oct. 8, 1722, .Mehitable L.athro]) of .Norwich, Conn., wdio d. .Jan.
10. 178!, ii hor:;pli vr. 'J'. S., jr.. le^'ji-d bjrn: the Tor. chh.. and ^va,-, on connnitlee.
1. ThoiiKis, Se■p^. 2-.b 1728'.
11. Mehiiable, April bs, ]72o; d. Ceb. 4, 1744.
Tli. Zc-riadi, .Mac 2(i, 172;i.
WKTMORE, F.DWAT;DS, STOl'C; inOK, ]1YI)K. 439
IV. Elixahelh. Jan. lo, ir.'^l; m. March 5, 175; . .l-Lii (^nvlord. 1. .Arikt.. April
aO, 175:]: res. K. V\'. 1, Z, ruih. March 5, 177."). \\ Juhn l.nihr<>\i, \\\i'. 2S. 177(i. '?<,
Bdiil, M:ir<-li -l.\, 1778. 4. (thij, .hn,. ]■;.>, 17^'(). 5. Unr^rr. Au;r. l.",' 17?;K 0, Sf,,iir//,fon,
Alio", 17, 17S-(. 7, .1///^, l'ch.,"l7s(]. S, ]l„r,ifio, .Murch IT), 1 f ss. <», Ihini/. d. ()<-t. 10.
1700. 10, /'"////.. I iilv 1 1, 170;;. 11, .S'"/'///", twill witl' PmIIv, 15, .V" /•'///"//, .M:iv :?,
ITOO. 2, ZintuiMi, 1)." March Ml, ]7(H.
832. Danic} Sf;oughlon, h. An.ir. 1:1 Kilifi: It--]), r.f ^^ iiMlsor, rtuui.. in Statf
!.■<■:<. 15 scs.-ru.iis; ']'(Avii (,'!crk iMiil J u>tico of tin- Pi-jh-c; hi. Sept. \',]. 17ol), .,hiaiHi;i xVllyn
wh'i <1. Sept.. ;!(1, 17o'), ill lii^ •'((ill yr. He rem. 1<) 'I'orriiipiwu av'Iu'Vi- )u- ln.uji-hl in June,
17;/U, of Al)i!l l>e;ich lot S'J with dwelling; house on it. He was jiiominent in the oigan-
izatioii of the ci ctesiustical societv.
1. Chine, h. Julv Id, 17S1.'
11. P.mifl, i). .Miirrh (t, 17;-)o. - ■
111. l;o;va!;n>:i.
8323. iloxaUaia Stougllton.; h. Oct. i;-'., 17;--1; i.ins>es>ed k reniavkahly strong,-
churucter and cultivated mind \N"lK'n aliove bO i^die often read Kollin, Plutarch and
siniihvr anlhors. JI(m- chiMr''n ^\•el•e reniarkahlo foi- intelli^eucc, and though not woalthy
^vere among the hi^t^hest. in the esre(;ra of their lownsuien.- — ITyih' (U)i.; ni. Juiie 1,5,
■ r7.5f;. Mattliew. eld. s. of Caiif Miittliew ami Elizahctli 11 untiiitrton Hvde of Fnvuklin.
Conn., b. April ST. 17:3-2; d. Sr]>t. 24, PSOfi; res. Ellin.;ton, Conn,
I. Cu^tHVus y. llvdo, b. Sept. '.'7, 175^.; d. Nov. 17, 1750,
II. Ann" Hvde, Mauli O, 17(;i: d. July -J-l, 1S12: in. Vov. G, 1782, Dr. Elihu
iV.f.seli, pln.s., 1.1. Jar.. i:>, 1757, at \'S'ind.sor. Conn., s. of Daniel and >;iizuheth (Loomis)
Bissell. lie .s.-i. in So. Hadley, .Mass., where he d. Aug. 2.'}, 1802. Hi< t,-. f. Daniel m.
IVP-i Jeru,~tiit, f!au. of M!ij'.)r Jame.s Fit^h of Canterbury, Conn. 1. JosF.ni Wad?-
Avoirru, ■lune 15, 17''^-1: 1\e)i. CVmn. I^e^r-. ; jn, Jan. 2."), 1S;->S, hi>. 2d cmiy. Mar^• Ann, eld.
dan. of ]';iijali Clarke Hvde. 1, JTvnru, O.-l. 1, 1SHS; d. Aug. 25," 18?.y. 2,
Jltnry, Auj^. 4. 1S4!). 2, Hf.xkv. Au^. 20. i7S5- d. Aup; 10, 18;]2; set. Boston, Ma.-<s.;
ni. Dorothy Plunuuer. 1, (_'//<■ /■^(■■<. ',', jfinnj, v.ent to Cal. ;-!, JoscjJi Wddxirmih. 4,
Jfani'^t, lu. I-',i':'n(V.er hirown of Sjirin^Mehl, Mass. 5, }Jory .!/''', m. Theodore Ashh'v
. of \Vatervirie, Me. ?>, Pux.xi.A.v.v. b.'Dec. 11. 17.s;; lived n't VA\. is^S, luun.
HI. Louisa Hvde, b. P.'b. 24, l^i;:;: d. Julv 22, 1S2:], unni. at K.
IV. (.■usta\u.s Il.\d-,', b. F,-b. 2;;, l';(;5: d. June 18, 17<57.
\'. Uoijmt Hyde. b. Alii;. I>, Kii."-:; ]!ep. in Conn. I.e^--.: many yrs. Town Cleric; d.
June l;3, i;-!5!), a. Vi\ , umn.
VI. Daniel Hyde, Dec, 11, 1770; living; a. K',1 in 1859; ucim.; farmer in Fllin^srlon;
];<■]>. anii ^^eli- •; mail.
Vir. AUwt Hyde, 1,). Aicil 5, 177;]; d. Aii<r. 2S. 1855, a. K3; res. K. ; a distinp-uisln^d
j)hy;^;ci:!n and r.T,"ived hon. W . D. f^-Mni V. C. 1824 and the appellation fd" •' the beloved
jdivsiclan " V, a- wvW deser\-ed: m. .Nfay 30, 1805, a! \\'inii-0!-, Jemi.na , c]au. of Coi.
01iv<'r (and Jemima Fn,--.\vdrtl;, sis. of Chief Jusiie.> Oliver FlIsv.-orTh) Mather, b. Mav
31, 1781; d. May \\K 1S:J,5. By CInef Justice Ellsworth and by liis chil. Dr. Aiiwi Hy.le
was always liehl in particular e.stceui. 1, Or.iA'KU ^fA'rnr;t;, March 2l), 1806; a ri(di
farmer and worthv nam; m. No\-. fi, l8o7, Marv, fiau. of Si.inmd and Maw I'^dlsworth
Thompson of K.,"b. Aju-il Is, isifi. 1. .!;■;'/,;/,.■.!////.■/, b. Mar.di 1:5, ISMf!. 2. Mm-i!
KU.siornli , March 2(), 181:3. :k FJIih Maflirr, h. Jan. 22, 1847. 2. Fax.nv J^Li.swuKTit,
twin with (). \V. ; d. unm. Sept. 10, !82ti. ;\, .It-.mima Matkkk, Jan. 20. Ib08; liviiifr
1858 at Y.. . unm.
VJll. Cld^x' Hvde, April 15. 1775; d. June 17, 177(1. ■ •
IX. Chloe Hyde.
83239. Cliloe Hyde, b. June;;0. 17"i-^; livin/,^ in 1850; m. Dec. 5. iron. Col. Asa
\S'(dls. b. a- Colchesti-r. Conn., Au-. "k lFr4, s. of Col Eewis Wells, a \\>-y. oliic:-r. and
.lerusha Ciaik of J-";ilin:;ti m. He was a farmer and surveyor; '.lun. abt. P>0:; to Ponipey,
X. ^ ; Jn.-tice c.f the Pea-.', Mejn. Leo-., ('<,]. of militia, Jmb^eof CouutA ('ouri and d.
Feb. 4, 1S5!.
]. Loui,-;a \\'el!s, Se].!. 8, ISOO; m. Aiiir. <k 1 S:^..', .bweidi Puel Pitkin, b. Ajiril 27,
1707: rem. to Osweyo, .\, V.; merchant anci manuf. ; kr d. Dm!!. 1, .bi'^Ki'ii \\VM.<.
Mav Kj, d. Nov. 2S."l,'^Vk 2. Joskpu Wki.i.s, Aui;-. ;-il, P-25; m. Feb. 5, 18.">0, .hilia
•\uiicen, '[■]r,i;!!,-r, b (».■:. 1;', 1 S .is; r^s. t )ms-. ■,.-,,. 1, I ,>:.nx,i ^n lirmi , Wwyv]^ 8,185;!.
2, ('h<if<. ,/".--/»//. April 17, l.s5ik :k Chakms li v:.i-:, b. Maich 2:-., 1S28; d. Scut. 2, 1820.
4. Loi ISA IIypk, Junc'J;k iN:;i: d. Sep-. -1, l;!:;5.
II. Ik'w.na Wells. March i, 1S02; m. Julv 2:1 ISIU, Bev. Jared Fordham Cstrander
(C<ini:.), b. Sept. Bk P^'>5, at Platisl-.ili. X. V.", s. of Peter; res. A/ailau, Wis., 18;:3^;
440
BJiAx<.']i Of i:iJZA liirjir.
stu(J. iu Aul)nni. 1, Ihiv, k.na ,1 ri.] A, Nov. IS, 18;!,-); m. Nov. SO, 1S.".:3, ^VI^ Mi^Mick-Mi
l». Nova Sro:.:,; ics. .Mautnnvillc, .Minn. ]. 7/w/'r/Y, Nov. :S, lS.-,-|. o /,;//,,,, April '^.l'
\^'''- -• l''-'.! ^ <'iM;:>KMA, Jan. I'J, is.^?: m. Un. ;'. IS.T"-;, }| at— ] \V ilia i,l l' (.'„r/Jfia
Ji'o'n,,,,, (),■(. •:■.'. is.v;. -J, y;,p^, ]•<■.•. l".i, is,-,s. ;j, i.kvi Wki.i.s ai.iII :;i) is.;,]
lit. CliI"- llw!,. W.lls, Aj.-il (i, IMJI; ni. Joel Hil-rlou, E^M 1, (j,-, oo'j-h);; .,f
V'"":'"'- ^'- ^- "f ■'•-'"^li an,! Sara), (Culver) ]ii,..<'lo,v: s,.t. ConvoKl. :\]]rh., ^y]nu■ 'she
(1. .V. /. (»(■!. 3N, is.-||.
(V, ),<.vi W..Ms, Jan. :?S. ISOC; m. Alaivl, :Js, ]s:^0, KH^a Jan.- Stevens ., /
\. Mailliew lly,l.. Wells. June J(l, 1SUS: ],livsieian and fanner: ni l^li'/ahelli
Neavine-. 1, Cuss. ]Ivj)k. ls:i:;.
VJ. J.uel, ;, i;. AV..11S, h. <),-t. s. INK): .M. ]). Iviivn, 1,1 .Med. (■,,] ■ ni On -^ IKH
Orjssa. .Mosejey S.'ai-lc, b. ..\piil -JS, JSli;. 1 . l^l , W AJtl > 11 VMK. b. De.e V?l ],M,V>
^ n. ('liarl.iih' XA'clls, .Maivh ij, ISi;-;; (1. .Vui^-. ;', 184C., nnin
\ill. Amelia Hyde Wells, June -!. L'^l.-K rann. ' ' • '
IX. Eniina W'ells, Sept. 22. IS] 7: d. Nov. C. ls;j7 uniii
X. Asa riaik Well.. April U. ]s-20. d. Fel, :?.l ls->5
X!. Alniira CanipLell Weils, Ainil 21, IS-?;!; m. Un. 8, ISKi, Morris ll^-ard a lunner
ol 1 (,ni])ey. J, l,.-\VJ>v.v A.mj:m.\.
^T^"^l^^, -""^^'^^''^^ StOUghtOU, h. J)ee. -,^4. 1704: iH. Dee. 0, n'?4. J<,hn .Moore 4tb 1,
.i\larc!i2]. Ifi9i-."): res;. E. \\ indsor. and d, at Lal'e (.'eoiire, N V \ ul-" V' 1 T^s 'n,.
was s of Jolm and ALipiil Srrong, wl..<, wa.^ y. of J,,!;n and lianmih't iolTe', who ^va.ss ,;f
l-ea. John Moore, Vv-jio eann- as dea. of Mr. Warham's elih to Dm, ht-stcT .^•lts;^,■ Kj'JO-
removed to Windsoi about Ki:;:^; d. Sej.t. IS, KiiT. (In Si,//.,' H.st. ,>/ Wimhor see
rti^M-aving of an old hoi;.-.,', huiif l.y ])ea. .lohn Mooie, v/hi. }, v, a.-, inherited hv Jolm 'W
ami was given by Jiim to Id.s s.. Jolui, :;d, ,,a lils weddin^^ dav ) ' ' ~ '
J. i;. -.swell M,„,re, b. Mav 17, |;-,'S; ni. I'e^ir.' Duphain
11. Oliver .M.„,re, b. Jam -27. ]7;J4-r); d. y.
8351, Bosvvell Moore, h. May 17. 172S: rem. t(.. Soulliim.ion and iheie n. June
-JO. lio,). Desire, dan. of iTi([e,m l^unham, b. IV-SO who d N(>v ;j Kso-' -i -•> ]],.,]
smidenly. sup in a lit. Dee. 1:]. 17!i4. He had 1 n ^n^^ ell for s„nK- time and Mas found
dean. !ie:ir Ins i'onse.
\. Oliver, Jum 7, 17.");; d. :,laivh 0, 1777.
TL Hosv,-ell, June 2M. 17ri] : m. Lovina Fhillij.s
in. Ebene/.er, Feb. 1, KiM: d. Jan. Kh 1770.
IV. Wilbaui, Nov. i;-;. i:*.;*;: d. Juh i. I7t;s.
'\'. Abi.-ail, June (;. 17(i!t: 7n. lehabod Rradley.
83512 Ror^well Moore, h. .ium- -J;-!, 17i;i: bv deed dawd Nov :ll 17S.-, he
bouglit ot_ Jonathan Mtmson of J:;ranfor<l and Solon. on .\Inn.sonof Snuihimdon' i-'i, acres
<^ k.ml ,vUh uu-e.hni: house and bun tm-ieon. m Soul hlnjrtou, for i'S,! Oppcsiie this
Inud he afterward built a je.,.i>-., in whi(di h.- res. nmil lie d. Ap.ril 'J ]S47 a S,j He
^^•^ "'='">; >'''^^;\-|"^^'^-^' "' ^l"' ^■''■'^^■''. «"<' iH'hl manv impoHan. olliees. Hem Oet S
loSi, i^ovmu i'hilbps, b. .I.an. 21, KCl); d. Julv2."), bs|;i. ' '
1. Jolm, b. June (3, 17MI; rem. to \\-e,st 'Sprireo-fi-dd. Mass. lb- was a faun-r and
mvented some ol rhe iirsr s,a-d planters and cuhivat<n-s used in this r<muirv: m. Nov 'Ky
lSlo._buth. dan. ol ('harh's and .Martha Ohurehill Trvon of .Middhtown 'Oonn b Feb"
7^"- '''V, , '•' VI '■''^- '-' '"'1^ t''"''i" !''>< f:.ther-s familv b.dore m. She d Sepr 1''
Vr' , V ■ !" • ^-^ "' ''■'"-^•' -^''-- ■'■' '^^'^ 1' •'•»">- "llK-MtV, d. v. 2. JC.IX \\-n'
1). Mareh 10, ISlti: m. Sep,. 22, isj;., J,,hn Traev of A^awam, Mass' b June i;i HM?'
'•'■■.'•./''■''■, J*'- "''':':=■ -^^ "'■ '^•■^■- .^u-I'li-ni Traey of Hunti.i-ton . Mass. :!, l.oviVv'b'
April o JSl,: nn^Nov. ;;u. 1S;17. Joseph Hedotha of Airawan,, b. Mav 2^, 1811- Ju-He,:
o the i .■aee, ls(.,-,;,: S.derinn.n. .Mem. .Mass. Le-. ; 1 umber ma n u f'. : M.d.il d v 4
"i'-'r'"!';'' '•.,;^""^''!-- ''~'•'^'^•-'• ^'i'^- ^"' l--^ "'• •^^'"- ^. I^-K*. l.^man'AI.\n I,;
AujT. ol, IM.. ... El, 17 V Dimmit, Nov. 4, |,s;il: m. Mareh l(i, is.", 1. "H.-.n-v lll-rben
I'rentiss, b. .Maieh Iii, [y:]'): .-, rhil.
■ 11. l;in.'>;;- ''■ ^'^'y l^. 1V!M: m. Nov. l!MSI1.0h<..ter, s. of Stephen a n d Ha nnah
(D.iw.son ,,| 1-,. ilavmi) i.iannis, b. M.areh lb, 17s'). She d (),■' ■>;! ]sr, a •' | |[,, .,,
(2)-— ,,f E. Hav., whod. Oet. 4. 1S2(;, a. 4(1. Ib-d. 1' eb. 2-1 , ' I S ! E a. .Vi" 1 le entered
but did le.t eontimm at <-oih-e: y.-ry s„on dra^vn into pnblie Hie: .sev. time, eleeird Een
■'" ^ "■'•'• '■••>^■ ■•' ""l^'Ai^'te to thv Cn.is, mv.x. of l-!s: a !im- pnblie speaker • .y.;\u\n
eonversatioiad powers: -emleuianly am! k ii.d 1 v in maioer and dispnsition and'ofa noole
■:mdem,:mand.n^pe,sonandpre.em-e. IhobabU no oi her man has ever 1. v -d in thei,.>vu
(S.,.uhinyton)so w.dl luted t.; aliiact the arienlion and respect .,f stran-ers ]{,■ rose
lIVDli, STOIGllTUN', MudUK.
41
tlu-nutcli tlicscidc of riiilitniy rank to tliat ol' (it n. oV "JJri i^adi'. — Tihihiir. 1, }Ii-:njcy, b.
N"i)v,.']s'i:;; (1. .M;)\ S, IS!-^!.' '2, ]:i,i/.ai;i;ti!. .lime '.'1, isi."); i,i.(_)ct. -J."), ];>:',.:■ Daviil (''
'Unnny.
III. Vui:~\V<ll, 1.. .)U!1> 2S, ir;,';;!; ('apt. of ihcSniUii. Mil. C,..; iy.),,. to 1\ rusi nyt nil
.imd tlicK.' lu-.'-aii'i- i!' a. of 11h' clili. ()\\ jk-'I a ]ia rl of ?vio",o'.-, .M j j is; d. the fii:4 lioiuof
ol' {1m- _\car IS.^;; 111. (Jci. ]4, L^'Jo. l-iicv, dan. (d' .lo,] AM* u ol' S. {(t!,t,'\: ('.>| 1 )i;idaiiiiii
.\f\v(dl, h. .\ii-;. 4, IT'.ll), nf S. ], N!;i,M):,- .\\(,i s'j is, 1^ Aiu;. l\ IsM; a pn])il ui Dan'l
Jlir.itiiigTun. Piv.-. of National .-\rud. (;f l)v'sig;i, N. "\ . Jii.s r.-|)uIatioii as an artisr land-
.si-a)rf ]i-.r.iitci- is lni;]i immI iiiCTcasiti!;-; its. >, . \. ('. lii-ni. .Ian. 'l'\. IS'VJ, .Anna .Maria,
(laii. of Alansiiii 1. a.iid Marietra iJMnilli) Pi.■!^l•■,^ df .\;aii:;.tn<-l;, !>. .)un,. :j, ],s;;2. 1,
EiU('u) At'f/>i.-fu-\ A-ua-. -J-l, ]!^.~)S. 2, jyf' i, M'.nlt/. Dim-.'-!. i;:(;i. :-!, hjl,,lh,rt AH,,!,
-Nov. oO, iM'i-!. -1. .j<i.-<,)ir J'kkti. May o, ISuT. :.', \'.\.\.\:s Va.v/.\, i)ci-. ;!(), IS-J.-^; d.Nov!
14, ]S''>0. ;5, I'dsWKM. Ai.T.iiN. ■;-■■]. t. ;.i, J.s:-;-..'; ;cs. i\i>iisiiii.'-toi!; nia.niil'. : m. ]>oc, 17,
IS')-,', 111 iiiict'a, d:in. id" I'lii !i ]> ;. nd I'lifdic ( Ivlward-- ) AoMoti. 1, lliisin U S h W-], h'
ISiifJ. 2,, J/.7/7/. ,^' .1 , July :2ii. l^CS.
IV. Olivfi-, I). l\4i. \l{\ 17'.)(j; s.i. i;, Ki'usin^-lon, whi-ic l.e owm.d ' '.MonrfV .Mills. "" An
uigfiiio'.is millvi rii'lit : d. }t!ay 2, 1^71; n\. Sov. id. l^P), (.'aKdin,' 1 ,< .limrd of Wc-a
,Si"rriu<i:(itdd, Mu'-s., \v].o d. Sci.t. 14, lb2;f. a. 2"^. Iff m. (2).\os-. ;;. lS.;n, .\bii^ail, d:ui. of
C'yjiri'au HD'l 1, acy i. Hook, ■i-) Jlart, h. Sept. 12. ITl.'i.*. who d. Sept. 2, i^.'iK. 1, .!am]:.s. h.
Sttppt. If), ]S2(I; iii hunber business, inaiinf. and drabT ai Miller's Falls, .Mass.; kilbd liv
a run;'\^!iy a'-ridcnt : ]u. l!x)ie)-if;'ni r Hoiit llol'.mi, \, ho d. S"[it. ->:>,^ ]S4K; pji l\d). ?",
lb'5CV l'-ii7.;. Jan.': Arsnn, who d. .May 1(1, Is.'iS; (M* June V), ISo'.), Pi-isriila Chai.in. 1, Jni:,,'.-<
.1/. , b. So]ii >-\ 1^-12: ni. On. 2S. P-'ti'-i, Anna I,aTvT,-n<',.. 2, K\!ir,<ul, b. < 'ct. 2.^1, ls44:
enlistt-d It: (.'o. (i, P'.tI) <'oni\. A''.d'>,, Aui:.. 1^(12; v, ini ndcd ,•■:: .\ ntii-tam, St-pi. P7. lb(J2:
taken prisoni'V at Piyjnunlli. X. Caroiina: coniincd at Andcis.-.nvilb.', (.'liarle.st'jn inid
Florence; ni. An.i^. 2'>, Is'tifi. Laura .M . Sa\\-yrr. :', {'l,j ,■( m:, /^-loi. b. Sept. S. 1?^4S. ('.
bv2di!i.: 4, L',.'>,<dn i:.; j., i !, ra-i . b. !>.'r."l2, 1S.,L :}.M<rriil A 'h.<ttii , h.' Xv^^^. 2^.
iki;.!. G, C<r,-'Hiu Kf[:,/h,f/..A>. Julv 2, \i-C,r,. ■;, Olirrr, h. Xov. 2N, l.s,j(;. /. iiv :jd nf. : S,
.Van/ J'ri.^ri/l,,, b. Ann-. ppi,s(.il." 2. .\'.\N(V, b. .\n-. 2, ]«4; d. ,\o%. 2^. ls:U :V.
C'AJiOilNK H.,1.. l.^:f-?; d. ]»rc, ]U, b'.'42. 4, IvMlLV, in. Jur,d) Paucr.d' X. V., v.'ho was
5111 otruer in tiK; Fnion army.
V. Sluddon, b. Ort. "17. 17',)S: Y. ('. p^bS; stud, lav,-; set. in F.: becauie a land
■ surveyor and farinor; d. .Mati.di 2i», Isiic,: ^i. Nov. 1, ]S:]!, ^^ii;-.an Pani^xb.'n I>ickiu^oii,
dau. of Jesse, b. in Iv.. Nov. 2o. P'-flJ. P John. b. S.'pt. in. ps';2; i,,, Marv Ilcrton; In.'
Avas ii (.'apt. in the Uriion army; fanner ni-a.r St. Louis, Mo.; 2 < liil. 2. C]l.\.iii.F.s, b.
**^e[.t. o, l^Hp ownstiir B.-'nneTi A ri'dreivs farm in S. ; in. Si'[ri. ;;, ls.")7, Sai ah .inn L'ortoii
of K., b. Oct. P), ps:]7. 1. X('/;, MoorejK (Vt. b', isr,>\ 2. 77- .vy .s'., Jan. lo, isiil. ;J,
. Alary Sn sail, Dec. Is, PSG7. 4, Cha.-ks Martin. .March 21, P-<7.'). ' :;, Sis.\x, l'.. Se])t. i).
l!f4S'; 111. Clarence Moorr, s. of James. 4, Sox.b. May PI, d. <>!.!•, lS,")t!.
A'L ]':ii, b. Feb. ;j. ]S0P Cnyx. of S. Mi!. Co. ; " fai uiei and ci-ment iiiamif. He
JH. lutein !ifi-, Sej-i. 2;», P^t.)4, Neh ii' Unokoi . and d. •<.■:. M. 1S70, a (ill 1 V\.y/\ Lu\tn\
h. L>ec. 12, is;>;.
\^JL Lovina.b. Aui;-. li, P<u:): d. Ai^ril 22, iSdd; m. Apii! 24. l'-2S. (.'roinw.dl, s. of
Auios and ]..iny '.iiooT) Newrll; b. >Ptrch IS, 171*0; ulio d. Nov. 2-1, IS.V.p militia Cai't.
P Kmsii.a H.,"b. April 2. ls;!(.l; m. Jan. P IS?!:.!, Kvelvn Toild of AN'ohou. ], Clatrlrs
M , b. (>ci.2:i, P-^ns. 2, Kra /., b, lAJ,. 14, 1s;tJ.".. 2", Sau.mi E., b. Fe!,. ,5, 'is:;2; d.
May PL ls:',7 ;j, Lrev E., .Ian. 2(i. Ps;54; d. June 7, Ps:P7. 4, P.- lkkn A., b.' Marcl'i (i.
18aU; d. Ajuil 2G, Is:;;*. ,-,, Lmkkw b. An.ir, I, isi^.s. „i. Ai:::. 2.0, Ps71, Paura ALibie!
<j. Mauv K., b, Srpt. 11, ps4t>: ill. Sept.S, ]sf.s, paiiiid 'J'uTTlo of Plants\il!e. 7, Cir.MU.KS
.M., b. ].)cc. ."), P_-:42: •!. .Ma\ lo. |s,-^^2. y, .lo.-r ui, b. Ann-. 14. isj,!; d. April 28, PS74.
VHP Sarah, b. Oct. 1 1. "ps.P,; m. Se].t. 20, 1S27. ^Lo tin, s. ol Ichabnd Culprppor
Frisbie, and his wife 44n>nkfuP dan. of iOlihu and F.stlier (Clark) .Moss, v,lio rem, from
Branford tiCS. Ma'-tin was b. Oct., ISO;!; j.romincn! inS. \-iiit,]. I. .NiAlfiTN. li. and
d. June, 1S2.S. 2, S ViA h--ii:K, ii. A|iril 1. psilO; d. An^^, 2<i. IS.'jS. ;p I'lt \MvFfl,, b.
>Pi!vhlP bS:!P d. Ajiril lb is.-.s; ,„. .\l;^y n, is,',:,, Frank P.. IPr.s. 1. '.P-//v I-:ii:nh,th.
b. :Mav 2M, ls.")b. 4, S.utAU PoriSA. b. .Mandi s. ps:;;); ,,,. .\hiv ;;'l, ps.'iS, Wu'i. jj. liarii-
son of Wolc.n, Conn.; b. Feb. P.p ]s:;f;;' .■nli..<Ted in 7tli Conn, \'ols. ; d. of v.dh.w b-ve r
in hosji. at iPlton ll-el, Oct. 12, pst;2. She m. (2 1 Oct. 17, bSiii), h'.dwani \V. Twitch. Pi,
O. >fAKTiN W., b, (J.i. 2!b is4ie IP.. Oct. 17, ISiii;, .lulia. dau. of ib.-w.d! Pia.nev, \\!io d.
Nov. l;], isti7. ib- 111. r2) Nov. 2, !S70, Charlotto V.. Cirtcr. i!o wa- a >ohlirr i'n Pnion
army. 1. II n r;: A .. b. lsi',7; d. so..;,.
"P\. l-iliza,' b. Sept, IF ps'!7; m. Auir. 'k 1-2!^, C!i:irles Caiter. s, of Ci!.-;
and Saiah jCartii/ Pan-don, li. .\ua', ti, P^Oii; srhool toarjiri in S. ; mcivli. in.\birion, Ala.,
.20 vri, ; editor of tuo Mobile J) uUi Adr, riis, r ; leader of the ohl ^\'hiL'■ l)artv till'. ; nu'in.
442 BKAXCir OF j;li/ai;ivTH.
of Ala. L("^. l.'^.)*.}— 10-5G ami ['<(>'2; rn'mii luiui: opposed with vflicmenct' and j^ower tlur
S. C nullili'viiiuii iiif-iisiirfs; nvm. NN'liii:' Nitt. (."ouvcntions, 181!— l^^-oS; Chiy man. In
1851 rnion ( :iiulid:itf 1'or inoui. oi' ('uii., Moliilv i-ist.. ImiI dcici' t'-d hy " SoutluTn
Hijrhis" ciuhI. MayMrol" Mohih- IHfSand ].So4. In l^ol sol<i Ids pai.cv iuid Uuu-ht a
])]uL'e aht. 'i.") niiU's Irinu M. and cstaMi^lu^d ibc. Lans^dnn N ui'<ci-ifs and fditsllii' Ai^nirul.
i)cpt. uf .Mnliiif .{'!■> rf.'srr. In l^ijo im ni. of .\hi. icconstimiion ronvcniicn and oiectfd
to Con., lint, witli oi.ln'i' Soiitlicrn nicinlii'rs, \v:i< nor admit i>'d : aluindonini,'- p'ditics, he
lijis ^dven iiunsidt v,dinllv to drvelopin^^ thn H,urici;ltnr;'J ^■.-'>^|rl•^.-^ (d' ilir- Souih. 1,
S.-vi:.\n L., li. Mav '.id, Isdo-. d. Anjr. Id. r^'d). ' :?. Lkon-iim; I,., |.. 'sh.-rd o. ISdO; d.
Julv Ki, iSd:. o,'1Ikm;v i'n.w. b.'Ans:-. '.). 1^!;!4; d. Dm-. ]■.', l.s.'jd. 4, S<.)X, 1>. Sent, o,
l^;;!7; d. April Id. U':!'^, ■. CiiAni.r^ ('.. In Aini! •?-!, l:;:;;!): .1. April ;i:?. 1XG7.
X. >,.d.s.ni. h. Nov. :j, IS'dd: d. Doc. d, )S-2J..
X.I. C'liarlo--:., b. .Ian. J, IM^; d. of <-ons. Mandi 1. ISK); r.i. Mav 2d. ISod. Thanl- ful
M. Loonard of W. Sprinaditdd. .Ma ^s.. h. An--. <i. ishi; d. .M;iv 2S. "is 1 1 . 1, llr.xr.Y. 1..
So)it. -1, IScd',; 1!-. Diadaiuia. dan., id" Hii^-rl! Wells of iC.'ii'-in.^'Tnn, 1>. dan. -1, Is!!: w r.t ■
TO Moiitoval!.-. Ala., vlir. he d. Nov. 15. ls,',;|. Hi^ wjd. ni. f2) Nov. 11, l.'^CoJ. l-iaiia.n
Androws. 1, fla.rl.tt^i I... h. Maivh ft, isdO. 'i, (di.\Ki.]-:s, 1.. >. pi. •>«, 1S;;S; sot. at
Tnmpa l^av, Tda.: rocni. (d' L''^-. luid Indd.. various <dti(<'s.
XU. I'.oiain.', 1>. An;:. -JS), \^\A: d. IVd,. T), \H\?,.
83515. Abisail Moore, l>. dnno d. i;d;i:d. A). rill, In:;-.': m. X.-v. 27. 17^'S.
Ldiahod, s. of Dan. and Sarah (dndd) llradicy. h. Xov. 10, 1701. and his um. dyin:;- jdnc
davs ai'ior. he was oallod Icdiabod. Ho wa- a successful fanner in X'. E. \yw\ of S.
and d. Del. Id, 1 :>',;'.
I. Polly Ikadh-y. \). May •!. HSIi; m. ISdS. l^enjaniin. ^. of I'.^-njaroin (and 2d \\-f.
Mary, flan, of SariiUel IvArno-) .\ndri'\v:-;. !■. Di c. -'SA. \'>^\.
*11. \N'vllis l^radlev, h. Anir. d, 1791: nr. h'annv Stedn)an.
III, liosweli Bradley, h. -Inly;?, lid!; d. April KK ISdl; ni. dnnc^d. IS-Jd, .Inlia.
dan. of Ashhcl and Sarali ^\'dari .-n) Xeu-. 11, w'oo d. .\ni,. Id. l.>")d. a. 5.5. 1. DwKiii'j-
r., h. Ai.rii G, ls'2l: d. July 14, DCd at (ioldsbonV. X'. V. 2, Ai'srix W.. b. Oct. iS.
1,827; ro. (.)ct. 2s. \x\\. Marv dd-ead^\ av, and liavc on^- son. C. 1!km;y I\.,b. .Mav 7,
18d2; d. Julv 25. l,s'70. 4. -(wax Ann.' b. Uct, 17. bsdd; m. (Vt. IS, ISdd. Martin "W.
Frisbic and d. Xov. Id, lNd7,
IV. \\dUiani Po-adley. b. .Niay 12, ITfiSiin. .\pril 24, iSd:!. Sai-ah (iilb.-rf. 1 son. 1,
AVii,i,[.\.M W.. b. Oct. 2;i", 1^-12: ni. ]N(iH. Hcrsev ( iill^.Tt
V. Ddnlanii.a Kradb-y. b. Jan.. 27.1Sil1; no .May 0. ls-.'7. Julins. s of Hoswell and,
Svlvia ^dall of Jonathan Harn.'s) Hart. b. .Vmr. i). 17;'fd, win. d. April d, 187;i; farrin^r. 1.
Dh.^ULKS a., b. Ajn-i! Id, j.s2d. 2, A-oioMi'l? . A)):!! 5, ].^d:!; nn Xov. d, 1.S51. Jnlius
Ijcwis. d, Hi)i;.\('K. Xov. 27, 1,^:^5. 4-. E.Mii.v Ji:.vxM::ti'E. Feb.. ls:js;.
Vi. Hie] Eradilev. !,. Ja;,. 23, ISOd: nn Sept. 25, lSd,4, p:iizadjeth iiiloert.
Vll. Charles Bradl-y. b. May 15. IStlS; )„. D.dia F'.ednn.in.
VHl. A nn)U Bradley," b. Feb. '20, lSd2. Ho lb said to have a.nia.^scil a lar,t;-e prop." rty
in Sonthin;;fon Centrt-, v.l.err lu' holds a larj;(> ani"i;nt of real estate. .\ coi-ispicuous, far-
.seeiuLr ami Jndieions 'pobrital manager ( |)euu)ci-:iti. Cantioiis. -|>raciical. industiions.
aleit for oppco-tunities and pr(.ini]it to inipro\-e them. \ warm friend of ihe Unitnrinn
rlih.- dining- its exi.-^tence; m. ()cx. 2S. IS-Js. livijia. dan. of d'luman and Lowly (l^arretr)
]5anies. i. V\i\:<w\.\\ P., bd b. 20, ls4d: m." Juno l(j. ISd'J, Julia A. Armd'd: 1 child.
1. J'libntriL b. April 5. isTO. 2, Ai.u-i-: ]:.. b. Oct. 22. 1S41), m. Oct, Si. ISid. Xornuui A.
Barnes. W, E.m.m.v H.. b. An^r. If). 1S57.
S4. Elizabeth Edwards, b. I(i75; m. March 14, ld'.t5, .la.-<d, IV-min;;- of Hartf..
b. Ae.;r. 2r,, ](;7(t. Ar the .May sess. in Hartf.. ICii/s. Jacb Demin:;- was voted Ld5
gratuity on accon.nt of indn;,'- sotely \s(Minded in lirintr .^real i;nns by ordiu' of Hie court i>ri
the proclamation of ])eace. .lacob was s. of .I(dui (audi IbniMur. dan. of Kichanl Treat),
who was s. (d' Jolm Deo-iin.u'. of \\ iiuisor. 1i')2,5. naineil in ^\ inthiop's charier, D)d2. aiid
represcuitali\ e \ery often. Shi' m. (2) llirnkh-y; .n. i.
I. Jacob Deminir. b. Match; ItiOd.
M 'P; ..,.,..1. .. )>...,'; M 1. .-i,f ii:r>o
11. Timothv l.n-niinu-. March 2(;. Itiff.S
111. Abiirail" Demin-. Jan. 21, 1700.
iV. la-m;;(d Deminu-. b. 1 7!;2.
85. Ann Edwai'ds, b. KHs!; no I'liUj, Jontitlo-O! Hirhaidson of Hanf., who d. May
7, 1700; (2)1702. Wililam Davenport, bap. in Hartf., S-pt. 18, Iddd. He m. 0,) i"'''''-'^-
MOOKK, EDWARDS, DAVEXT'OUT. 44'S
]„.t)t _ ^vll() (1. I"el). 19, 1()07, a 37. ^\'illial)l Davf'iipnrt %vas s. or ^. s. of liumpliry
]>., wl.o m. Ka.licl Holnifs.*
1. JoiiuTlian Riclianison, l-ajL Nov. 21, ](;'.)7, lii. O.'t. '2."., 1721, Aniio,.lau. (-f ]?cv.
SaliiKin 'i'reat.
11. Amos I^M-liunl-^oii, b. .Dm.' 2;j. 17f)0 \ ji.-rrf]-. d. 1 77It; in. Kachcl Farrin-.oi; of
L. 1. <)[ thi.-; iai!!. was Auios Hicliardsoii of ('o'.-riitiy, ('<iiiii. . 1>. al)f. ]72y, wlio ui.Juno,
1752, Kiith .^lil's, b. Jiiih- 2:j, 17:]"). /. by -.M m.:
III. lliiiiiiihrov Davviipurt. b. 1703; d. .y. /. Jan. 1!», 17.")U; m. May !», 17:'.7. Jiannali
Fitcli.
l\ . AuM<' i>aveiiiiort, li. Aiur. 20, 17()."); d. Nov., 17^0; iii. Habalail; Turner, ^vllod.
Jan., 17!f2, !i .^7 yrs.
V. Elizabath Daveiip-jrl, d. Sept.. 1783; m. Xatliaiiiol (ioro, Esq., wlio d. Doc.,
17G;).
V[. Kae],(l Oavoiqhorl,.
\\]. IJi.Iiard Davriiport, b. 17ir,: d. Oct. !(>, 1 S'V,, a. S7: ,n. Alico . d. Ft-b..
1772: n (.-hi], or tills braiirli doubilfss was Benjamin D.i voiijMirt scytluMiiaker of
Covf-ntry, ('<!nii . and bis di--'endauts. — S,'r<'/n/ fj</u'<l., ji. 4ir..
Beujaaiin Davcnpoi-t, b. ]7fj;;: si'ytlio malcer C'ovent;y, t'l.nn.; d. -J.ni. 20, lS2-i;
111. Narcissa. dau. oi Dea. B.'^najali and Luc^ (TlislioiO Stron';, b. Xov. 2',!, 1771: d. July
3, 1n:>2.
J. U'illiam, res. Crawford Co., Pa.; d. in .Mirdi. I'eb. C. 18ol. 1, U'n.MAM, b.
March fi, IN]*;. 2, S.\Mr!:i , April 2S. IMl^. :>, f-'vU.iA, .May 21 . 1> 20. -1. 11(>m';k, Ma\
17, 1.S2.'. ."), P.K.NMAMIN, Jll!\ 1';. 1S21. «), Cl.A!:.^., Apiill'N, bS2li. 7, -Ms-iiN, Ffb.
25, lb28. 8. LrcY, Manh 2-1 ]8:!U. 9. Ia'tili:!;, Jiily'lO, is:!2.
I!. Clnumccv, d. so,>n.
III, Lucy, lu." J(diu Perkins .,f And.>vev, Conn., and ci. 1821. 1. Andkkw. 2.
LrtY.
IV. Cluuuicey. lunl 2 sons, one of ibeni an l'".pis. i-]'-i-^yni:\n.
V. Marv, b.'Sept. 24, r.'.M; m. F. Mu-lin layman of So. Coventry, Conn., wl;o d.
18."J9, a. 77. She was bed ridden for 37 yr.<. ( l>^;n).' I, Mai;y Fn \.\( ks, 1». Se]»t. b). 1817;
m. June 19, 18:18, Simon Mens, ]_>. .\\>i\\ I. is"'-:, in ili.im, En-buul. an ueeountant in
■New Yoiiceitv: d. in Ji'vsev Ci;v X(;v. lU, ISud. 1. JA-//-^ liiiKibitlc. Nov. 18, 1841; d.
June. 1S4:C 2 Sirah Fr<in_r,s,'])-^-.V.\. IsFi. 2, NATJfAX F.mv.kt. b. July 14, D-^U.':
in. Au.2. 1, 1SJ2. Ann. dan. of \\"m. ICello-m of V.. IFutf., Conn., b. May 20. 18:.'I. He
in. (2) ^hlro■an t. ilan. ol Jolm Peek of inooi^iyn. L. I.; larnier; les. Stanion, \:^.: 41)0
acres, i. bv 1st lu. ; 1. 11'///. Kmnxt, m. Nettv l>ow o\ S'., Co'ventry. i. by 2d \u.: 2,
J'jhu. o.Ch'iilfS. A.y<ir>/. '), E'iiriiril. iS,'(U». 1,llfl,u,. ;h Hkm'.iktta CrTi.KK,
b. Jiiri. 28, 1821; d. Se]it. 2s, 1Sl;2; in. Y.. Duu, s, (jf J(.s,.pl, und Hannah (Ficliardsoii)
Dnw. \, ].ij))i.ln. 1, ThCo'h,:::. V,. .I>^x:'p]d>-C. 4, ./,.■ "/r.v. ,^. ///•,/,■/,•,(). Sept. ]>, 1802.
4, Josj.j-ii 'Sii;on:;, b. Jan. 9. 1S28; fai'mei- in W'aterfnrd, Conn.: m. Uet. G, 18o8,
Aut:u;-,ia, dan. of L'luis. Peek of Lyno', Conn.; .v. ('.
VI. Vtalier, b. Sept. IG, 1798: res. No. Car.: d. unm.
Vll. Bishop, b. Nov. G, 180U. an autlnn- and j-ublisher of boolvs; d. Sej.t. 2, IS.").");
m. Aug. 11, 1825. Eliza -Dimmiek who d. July 11. ISOV; re.-^. Conn.. N. J., D(d.. and ().
], l^KX.iA.MiN F., b. 182G: res. Nevada;. s].eculator. 2, Makv An.\ M(km)V, b. May 10,
1828; m. Win. Stout: (2) W. S. Mesi(4v: res. Sacrameiito, (/al. 1. Vuiui Ann, !■. 1852:
111. iSfi'.i Dn-.ry Midone. 2. JA//// M^'h'k, 1S57. :'-, Lm i-a Maui a. b. 1^^:10; d. 18:12.
4, \\'.\!. Hi;\iiY, b. 1S;J2; lawver;' m. Marv S]iani;ler. 5, Cakoi.i.m; l)i:sii;K, b. 18:-'>4;
lu. Parisli B. j.add; res. San Francisco. ' Cal. 1. Fnmk. G, Thomas Fitch. ls:jG;
♦William Holni'j-s of Plymouth, i6;.; was sent next yr. with an armed force to re-establish the tradintr
iiou?e above Hariiorit against ilie Duicii; aad lie ereeted, 1633-4, at t!ie mouth of Tun.vi^ 1 1'^ariniiiKlo'})
river, lor purpose^ o!' trade, the tirst frame house in Conn. — I'lai-tjotu in the t^ld^ri '!'•>!:■■. He served in
the Pequot war; was I-ieut. at Seituate; went home to I-".nff., and [jot emjilciyment in the {jrer.iri; hellion;
came b.^ck and d. in. ISoston, Nov. n-, 164^; prob. without \\i. or child. Is styled Major, ard ii' ids will
trives estate in Anti,.;ua and his (arm at Seituate to daus. of his bio. I'honias 01 London, if they come to
New lint,'. Tliey were to 1 poor to come, as shown l')y deponent.s in June, u'j-j. Thomas Mcnie, «ho
arrived in Boston froai London, in "Speedwell," July, 1656, a. 11, may he a relative. The Major's wiU
mtntionc-S arrears due lor services as soldier and commander ir, army of Kin;:; and Parliament . —Sai-<ii^:\
His niece, Rachel Holmes, dau. ot his bro. Thomas, wa> his heir, as appears in her trial for plciyinp cards,
of which she was convicted in tCo;; .ind liicreupon removed from liartf. to New York, vvhere she was
living; in if-74 ox\ Broadway, beine,- J-leetor- St.- -/'/rw.-.-.v.'.';-' tV<'. Roi ., ,'-u!- . l-y Siatt- <if Mms . bhe m. Ihim-
l.hry'Dave-'.port, a re!:.t:ou of Rtv. John of Nevv Havni, interred from the use of the same arms by Inm
or liis iiimicdiaie dcscentiants. iSee .V. /.'. Ct>i. /<•■■; for e'-o.) liuT-pnry Daver.noi t came from Barba-
ac'Vi: to Boston; m. Racliel llolines, and had Richard; then rem . to liartf , :uid had Thomas, Huraphry
and William, and rem., 1067, to .N. V. William Davenport, who m. .\nn I'.dwa-ds, above, was s or p. s.
of Humphry.
44-A
BKA:XCI1 of KJ.1ZAJ!£T)I.
(HAS. lUsiio,-. 1,. ]Sl:;.. „u !rl,a„t i„ X^.y^d:.. ' ■^"'
Mil. I'ljlu.-., m. CaTli^irin.. A.!..n,i> of Berks ('u.,]>a. 1. Amam>a. „, \ath F,.,-
K"^'>';; ~\ Kkkkcca. m. (iru. 1!. Siiiitli of Marion, (). ;i, Wm. .|, F)Ar '' '
iX. Jos"])!;, n -;. 1\ !..):-: ville, Tciin. ; unni.
X. Austin, ni. Susan (.'avid!,!; Its. Clintiin. Wa\nM Co ]'a 1 C'li MWr-y 15
M. Wi.a, 1, JalyV!!. isie: ,n. K.-I,. 2o. ls,5;, John, s; ,.f TurnHius 'and Su.an
<lnlma^,.)^an D- ,■„,., of S..nn.rvill.,, X. .1., 1,, F...,. os_ ^s,)?; d-Klor in ,,aini. ad
1. 1H4. .lolin \an X.-st Talina-e, 1). D,. 1,, S. . X. .)., Aio.- l,s Is]-, s ..fll.M, 1) v'i i • i 1
Oithanne \an X.-st Talnia;.a-. bro. of IJcv. Dc Witt fahni.,-,-, i) D „a^t,,r of 'il,',.
Brooklyn lal,efnarl,.; Jjutgofs Col. ISIO: Th.n. S.nn. IS:!,!; Mi,s. liof ]) 'hb ,f ^n..,v
i,"',':j:.r'""^^^^''-, ^- ^?"^,^^"-^". 1'. An.oyAn^. 1(1, l^flo. 2, Fmkljx.c Srui. v.; XoV
yvv i"' nT- .-i ';'"• ;^'-V'''"-^_^'^"'l' ]-^ l^^l: ■".May !i, 1^;,;, Vir^^i.da, d^u. of
I.CN. J< ;>. \iinK!,'(dc. 4, .loiix CoKMn^n/s. Xov. li, isi:- X. r Fniv JSTo ,,iv
iKifiii^'- Jo! in)r.i.-,trv.
iiiv. ]S7w, pn
SG Mabel Edwards, b. ].,•<■. ]:;, k^so; d. MaN ic, in;:.; a 8i)- m in-c 1-! ic'Kf
Jotnabau... .,f .lonathan and Heb.rra iSlu-pard) Bi>:,dou- of liailf.- b. iOT-l; d. July '^U,
]. Timothy Ki-;dov,, b.up. Jan. •?(), ];O0; m. Abi.^ail -\lcort
Sovnlo'i ^'"'""^ Bi-,'low, i,. Xov. (i, i7(>:;; d. Xov. 10, 1757; ni. May 10, 17:?7, Daid.d
III. Ilobecca BijTolow, b. Nov. r>, 17o8: d. Jait. 8, 1754, unni
iV. Irene Bi,irfdo\v, b. X'ov. 4, 1711; m. (apt. Ihiiii^d \i''r<h
}' .TonMtliaii Bi,i:o!o\v. b. .];,,„. ^7. r/Fl; i:i. Tubitha Colcinau
M JerushH Bi-olovv, b. 1717: d. s. i. Ait- l(i, 1777; m. m,ha B:,tb-r win, d
AjTil J, , 1 ,.S(), a b).
..S'-^i- -Timothy Eigelow, hap. Jan. io, 1702; d. Jntu.. K47, Lient.; m 17-jr
Ab.pttlOl.on b. 1-vb - 1.0 ; d. D.c. -JO, 177<3, a. 1V> (dau. ,d' .lohu and uf. Maw. ^vlni
uas wid.^ot Ih.m.as \^ Hlr.) [,y„^]. Sho no ,2; ('apt. Pard.! (bnuhviu of llaftf \vho ,|
1."^ Ilozekiah, Vr]). !i. 1 72,S.
II. Tiniotliy, Ma^ 02. n.SO; ni. Ihinnah II vdo
Oddw.dl o. ]Ia. k, b. 1.-2; d. Xov. 11,, JS14, a. S7; bu. in old Xofth .rr^und 1
^^T,,(^AM, l..p. >opt J2. 170G. 2. .Iamk., Jan. N. 1758. y. DANtK,.. Mar.d. ^ ITO.:
4, t- Ki.ov (..-r IS |,,;p o, Anna, M.vd, il, ncik G, J,^axm.:ttk, Fob. 21 17.15 in
1\. Anr.H. b. S,-pt. 2,. 17:>5: no Jonatlian Oh-ott ' '
,, ^'- ^MartliH, b. Xnv. 22, 17;j7; m. May 22, 1700; Dr. Samn.d Fiair.^ ,,f Hartf 1
^:''Y^1^.''' "V f^- 1'""; ^'^"'!''y<'n«^vold, 1). Turvi.t^ford, Cmn., Xm- M 17(]s. Y
C ]_/b6; msTah..d pastor at Now Milford, Conn. , 17i)0;' tvtir- d fmn, tho nu,d;irv l;;o;k
^t,d'i„ w'.u"- "'"^■'^{•"I'rr "^ ^)«ll"'l'-, N. II.. 1N04; S..C. Tor. Mi,-h., 1805; r.no {o Ohio
and^m IbOU appt. by (,ov. Huntinirt.m U. H. S.^nab.r to fill va,-an<-v, afterwards a,>ot
C .>. .)ud,-o tor Xortliwrst-r.. Territory: d. of f.-v.-r at ^hawnctou n, HI. Au.^ 21
]M4, a. .)i . ' '^'
AntuL bpTn-er; lein. t<, Xantn.-ke,, whr. ho <k ls45. :k .Ioils, b. ])rc ti 1775- n,
Uan^sa Htlb.^- and ],ad K- s. U.ohard lliilyer Hiiodow, X. V. (A 4, H.;x,n-. b. J ..-,.;
1.'. 1. ..: d. 1 ,,s,i. .,, i!ioiiAiM). b. l).-o. 2ii 177:i- lo-i at sea 1 7M7
\ 11. .iain.->, bap. .May li), 1745.
OQ^^f' Timothy BigelOW, b. Mav22. 17;ii);d. in th-ar,.,v at Fort Stanwix. Xov.
2b, libl; ji!. lUv. 17. 1,.)7, Hannah livde
I. Mary l.ati-ti. H. b. IV.-. ;{1, HoS; no Capt. .Varon Olntstcd.
^'- I';""-'''- h. Xov. 2.!, 1700: ni. Waid Olc.tl \V.)odbriduc.
S6121. Mpx-y Largtrcll Eiy;elo^v, b. iv-. ;n. i;5^: d. .\pril 21. 1^20; a. 07
^1. and ,mo^.; MO Jor ,0.1 :s,( apt. Aaron. >. of J, .nathan and Ihn.nah M,.akin (.)lm -
biod, .4 h. iiarib.ni. b. .May 111. 175:;.; d. Sept. il lS;lij
I. Son, h. and. .1. .-.aiiio dav. ' '
I>A\'KNri'ORT, KDWAIIDS, }! I G ]•: l.O^T, 445
II. }l(;rai-,. 1^. Olmstf.l, 1>. April 2?, 1781: d. A l:^^ 29, 1S17; m. Se])t. 2. 1804, Aiiii
(lOdihviu of v.. lluriinrd.
III. Mp.ry ()i)iu.u-(l, 1). (_)rt. 27, 178;); d. Marcli 22, 1S2."J: 711. .\]n\] '.K ISIO, '.'corfre
Austin, X. y. riiy. 1, llAUKiiyr IIowkm,, 1>. July 2!). ISll; d. 1m/'... (i, 1S12. 2,'!v):(>k(7k
'l'ir.\i)iJi-u"^, )>fr. U, )x\2-, d. -Aiiril, 187.!; uinu.; .\u. ^Ii^lll•ll.•^,t^•^, ('duii. M. .) I'ia.v S. , li
,I;u). o, 181-1; m. 1n:u;, Wm. II. Driiki . N. Y. (.'. 1. ,////;; / i),r,,.'i„i'. li. IS:)!); la. ISOO^
jMlward Outhr.iit., N. Y. C. 4, 11<ukiioi- 11., b. Jan. 1!), \^]C,; m. Xov. 11, l^'lo, Jaine.^
\^'<)odl)I•id.L^r., ^vh^, a. .\ll.!.^ o(>, l>^7o; K. Ilartf. 1, I/'/;,y A '■■■<{ in . \). Sow' i. IS-H. 2,
Alfrni Ward. b. July ]-J, ls4;j. .■),M.\1!Y C, b. Jan. 1, bsis; ni. 1n;-!7, I'liilip 11. 11 ml-^ou,'
No. Manclie.-^tri-. 1, P/iifip ir..''.'/.v, //. b. IN-iO; m. Kiniiy ( hciifv, No. M. -i, ]]',„'
Kdirurd , 1>., l?->42: n\. Caroline Clu-iU'V.
\\. llarrifL Ohn^l.'d, 1). Nov. G. 1 ,s.-,; d. June 2s, 17,^i;.
V. Harriet Oliiisti'd, 1». Nov.- 2. 1787: d. Jan. 22. IM 1 : lu. Mav 19, INOS (,'cijr<-e.
Howell, IMiita. 1, CAKe'LiXK, b. 1808; 1,,. Dr. Charle-, Hitd.H'f.; (2) Janie.s ']'. Sb.-nnan.
Triuton. N. J. 2, M.u'.Y HAN(T'r!;!;i,i.. b. isii); d. a. 2 vr.s.
VI. Aaron i-;-anklin (.)lni^ted. b. .March !■!. 17ii2;"d. lS2o; Iv Hartfoi'd; m. Dfli;,
Pi^iun. 1, A.\i:()N iM;.-\.NKi.iN, b. Aulc. 22, Isls;- Union Colb-oo, is:-',n- cb-ro-yiaan- res
i:iiiii-beck, N. Y. ; lu, Oct. i^, 1844. Caiolinr Cook. 1, Fr.ln'■,:<]|oh■'.h.^v^ix li!, ]84r);
m. Alii:. 7, 1872. IC .M;'V!i->rd .Marshall, Clsarh'ston. S. C. 2, JA/z-y A'^'! ii.-:lii , b Feb 2.8*
1847. "m, i.''.\'// .K'/,-,<f,/''. b. Jan. 2*;, 1^4;^; 111. l.i,^.-. 20, ls7ii. (i.-o. A. \\'i!lianis, K. Hanf.'
7. JoJiU Co'<!:r. b. An;-. 25, bS.")!; Univ. ^■a. Med. S(diool, b87(;; .\tl.-iiita, (ia. o, Fnin/.-liu
Jlthr;;, b Oet 4, is."",:;, (i, .J"!iii Cirolifr, b. Nov. 22, 1N5.3. 7. AV-oVy ILnrlrltn, b. Hee.
8, 18"37. 8. ('h.trhs Jli/dr, b. Ault. 0, ISuO. 'J, CYv;. C,//,,,/-^;.. h. Anu'. lo, 18!J4;'d. 18f)'>.
2, HiiXKY W'.M., d. INt'J; 111. .\dtlliie Bariir^y, N. Orl-^ms. ?., 1)i:i,ia 1'itki.\, i;i. Henrv
HuilsiMi, HaFll'ord. 4. Jii.iA LAFAVKT-ii;, ni. Aiii;-us(us U'. Ihii-ion wlio d ']S77 F-i,st
Hartfoid.
^"11. Charb.'S Obiisied. b. Oct. 1, d Oct. 10, 1 79ii.
"\"1I1. Charhs Hyde Olmsted, V). Jan. 28. 1798: Y. C. 1818; d. June 5, 187t!, a. 80.
iimti. ; E. 1 lartf.
JX". H.H. mah 01n;-ted,i'. S'-a. 4, d. Sept. 8. 1799.
X. Jaiu<-.-.Oin,-U'.d, 1). Nov. (i, 1800; d. Sept. 0, ISOl.
XI. Julia Oh!ist,-d, b. Nov. 0, l8i)(i; d. \HUA- unni. ; Hartb.rd.
XII. Caroline OJni.sted, b. Dec. IS, lN(i4; d. Ju'y lo, 180u.
8G122. Hannah Big:el0W, b. Nov. 2;!, 1700; m. July o, l70:j, ^Vard, ,-.. of V.'aul
andSarah (Olcou) \S'oodbndffe, a ]>ronunent uieridi. in Hartford.. Sin- d. b'eb. 10, 18i).-!
Ib-m. (2)andd. in Hart f., Oct. :31,l.v,08. Ste Woudln-Uhjr Fam.. FUtnl l-.tj D^jiirdd (i
Mltrhd. ■ ,.
1. Her;ry ^Voodbridge, b. Juiu3 11, \V.F)\ d. at Montville, ()., Frb. 2s, ]So7: num.
II. I'^li/.a Woodhridge, h. -'i ug._ 27, 1797; ni. l^urzillai Hudso;(, a mereli in Haiif.,
many yr.s.
HI. Kdv.ard \\'oodbri(ige, b. Se])t. 29, 180t.t: m. MaivAini lla/'>'nrtv of K v • res
IHinois. • -. . .
8614. Knwa. BigelOW, 1>. Se].t. 27. 1735; d. F( b. f.. 1S07; tn. Feb. 2u, 17,53.
Jonatlian Olcott, bap. J7:i(>: d. June 12, 1777, s. of Jonathan '0.
I. Aiiiui Olc.tt, b. 17.74; d. y.
11. He/.oki;di Olroit. bap. >i-]A. 20, 17.59; twin; d. Sept. 17. lS-.y5, a. GO; ni. Mary
Eliis Harris (4' S.aybrook, Coiin., who d. Sept., is:iv. a. 78. I, Hi;-/,k,k i vii, d. abr,);id";
UJiin. 2, Ar.l(T.\lL.b. 17S2; in. Sainuo! (iood win of \\al<'rvilic, N. Y. ; several rhjl. -^
1!\KIMS, .Mar(di ;.k 178-1; d. No-,-, pi, \x:]:\; m. Anira, dan. of Aaron Cook of Ilartf who
<L Feb. IS, 1S2G. a. 47. 1, J/"<;/// Ann. 2, .I'dm Fdirin. :j, Aamu. 4, Ji.udcl. 5,
IJiirnx. 0. Ilmni. 7. Unth. s, FJl~idutli. 4, (."i:ni;(;K, 1.,. about 178t;; Y C ISOo"
d. l.s<;4. 5, .\l.\i:iMA. b. 17^S; (L An-. 2s, psl5.
III. .loi;a!haii Olrott. b. Sc].!. oO, 1 7 .79 ; t \'. i h : in. Junel, 17S9, LucindL\. dau. of
'rurncr Miner of New London. 1, Ax.\f., .\ug. S, 1795. 2, Ai{m;i;, Junt- 19, 179s. ;-)
Lf<i.vi>A, Juno (;, iscd; ni. Ib'nry Seldi-n of ilartf. I, Cnii'li'i l,',I>irr/i'. -J, J.du-
{.invnUi. :-;. Jf> nri'ft'i. 4, All"/-/ Hmn/. 4. i;i:i!r:(('A MiNt;i;. b. N^v 11 \sm- d
Jui> 27. I8;;n. ' ■ - . - .
"iV. Abigail Olcott, 1). Sej.t. Hi, HCi); d. April 2, 18:;8, a. 78; ni. NadPl Channccv
jr., (d'Mid. \a„t,].
V. Anna (dccet, .M.-M(4! 10. 170.5; ni. June 8. 1791. \Vtn. Storki!!.. ,,| ^r;,!,!!,.,,,,,^,,
1, \\'l!.;.).\.\;, Nov. 2. \rJ^\ lo^t at sea, 18;jl , on vo\;,,oto tlie Facilir Ocean. 2, (.'kouck
Feb. 11, !7'.i5: ni. Sept. 2), 1821, Sarah, dau. "\ .Mar'-hai: Frit. .:i of ]\,:-t!and, ("onn \v],i)
d. Mav 11, l,s;i. 1, Sarah Ann. 2, Geo. Ilenni. hi, A7/(ri"/;. 4, Flhlin. 5 Ua^pli.
4AG
I'.KAXCJI OF EL]/CAl!i:TiJ.
^ll. liM'-liel Ololi, 1). ]rtiS; (i. (),•! ] 1S->;J !
VIII. AtMuT Oin.it, d. a, „.a, July o;>, j ^, ,:;. a. 2^; .. /. ; n,. Lu, y ]>ow..,s of N. L. j
8G2 MabGl Bigelow, h. Nov. d, ];();J: <i. Nov. lo, i;;,:. ,„ ^I,„. ,„ ,~.,. !
VOLS ]);,n)e! ami Clun-!,-:;, „a,„-..l »>xrs. II- v. a-, iwo nf IKni.-l ' '' '''^- ''''•'• ''> i
I. Daniel Si.y.nom. l,a|,. July Oo. ]7>!0; jii. [,v(iia Kin..- f
. -\m,f. S-v-iuour, lM|.. .hu,. -;:. ]:y2;ni. ApHI-?, ITOi), .loc.lComisli ■ t
HI. onvaaiHa S.'vnionr, I). ],:]>;; L>i. Aaron iMo.^os. j
n . ri.arles S,<yn.MU!, 1,. ,r,nir !), IT-i^; m. Kli/ai^-tli [lun.phrey. ;
8621. JJaniel Seymour, l.a].. ,iniy •:(>, ^-;:\i}- d. Nov. s, isir,- Cni ■ ,„ itv) '
L.vd;,.. ,iau. <.t U,>\„m Kino., i,. i;;-]-,; d. April 1 ]S27 ' ' ''' '
]. Mal):d. b. April 21, 1751; I!,. MoM-r, Smitii !
11. ^!;u-v. bap. May 1<). ]754:n,. Mairli2, 17Sti, San,urMVf.!,.t.T ' i
111. Ashbri, 1,. 17.-,7; rn. llannab (Jranf !
^\- -^^^V- ''•/";'- ■'' '7'^"- '"■ "'■^- '-^ '• ^'-''' I''li>^al)rtl, D^Miison !
V Lydia. b. !,(,.,; d. in ]]r,nf., Jiilv ;;0, 1N2S, unisi '
^ 1. }w.>l>crt. b. 17i)ii. ■ ■ . '
^'11. J^anir'i, b. irii7: ni. l^liza.b.-th St.'cb'.
liar.,.; On. 2.1 u 7. ; [;,...,]. ij,. ,, Marc]hri^!i7 ' ' ' ^'-'""-'T B.nrnrd of
IX. Sarali. 1,. ]7M; m. .bdi:i K,,bbin.^ of Itarff.
N. Jniiatlnin, b. i:7S; m. Mari;i L:r,vr.-nff.
XI. labi'iia. b. .Mav, 17S(); in. ^-av.kv] fanii.
Xil. Khuda. b. 177(i; d. May, ];7G.
^1, u,.\ Muse. s. ,d j^. Kli.ha and K.itii ,S..vn.u,r) Sn,itl,, b. l).v. 21 1147 \y S( «
lu- Pni..v...d I.. Aun.ia, N. 1. and <i. i),r. 1V1>. 27 is-.'i, ~i. J . t/. n, i>(,mj
1. Mabel Siuitli, b. D.-r. G, 177H; rf-ni
, May 21, lSo7, innn.
11. -Mose.-^ ^riniitli, b. J
N. v., Mav 21, 1S07, unnn ' '" ''''""'' ""'' '"•'■ '• "' ^'^'"^ ''■ ''^ ^^■"■
Aru.ui., I'. J>-<-. ^-n !.>.. d. Aov. lb, Is, 2. 1. Asiikkl, b. An;.-. 1;J iKO.j- Y <_' jvM-
^ ::,.-' Z"^: :"!.?!, ^■^=^^J",'"--^-:^^^- :^-— ^ «*• Cl.>ud; n-caHoJ .nd'ap .
r ■ '.. - ; "^ V • ^"lyenu- (Vh.;1 M Trnn.. ISfiy. l]o svas an able aiul loarnr
a^,e. a pnuuand jun.i and an upriybi .lu.^,-; br d. in M.Muphis Dec m ],S7S '
<.^... AT. KK,), 1,. Ocr. 22, lSi7; smd. 2 ^rs. at Trinilvrul., Ihn.b.rd;; si, d ,^1 ■ %■.,
t! a"Kit;:::,^^::rli;:i,:';i:' ;r"'"' " '^ '■^""' ""^"- ^''-^ -^^■- -•• ^'— - ^■.'■" ^>
d in P D v'^^^^isol- 1" '•""'';.^'^' ^ ' ' ' ^ ";■ ;''•'• ^ '■"'■ <=M't. Steplu., follin. ,d- llarf.
CI. m i.., Dec. „. ls,M; lit- ni. (2) , and <!. Oci. 22, bSol.
ly. Kiisha S,,.:iil,. b. May 12, !77S; d. J nl v "lii"] :,>
^. Ashixl Sniitii, ii. Srpt. 2<1, 17:
V ^^u,H•l r^n.n,. ,, ^,.p,. ^n, ] ,s| ; d. at I),.,nara,-a of v.llou- fevrr, Ano- oo ^SOJ
M. Cu.,r^-r sn,:ih 1,. A „,o-. i:!, ] ;>•.!; ,,-rrl,. in Sripio. N. V., n, D, b 1-' IS-M
liarnot.dau.o l^.nu,- and Mary (Clapp) St.H.. of llartf.; b lAd 1- 17S5- h^ Mu
Sc,p:o >-pt._l.; i^^;,!.; >]„■ vid. n.. ,2, .b.d,di:,l, Aior..ar: of A„r,„a. N.'v ^1 ^.n'
\ II. Ab,,:au>n>.-b„. April I), f7M);.l. J nly 21 . IS 1 7; n,. J ,:no 2.t I i-*;! ]>ani,.l
Ax.ry of Sr,p,o,(.. ol KuM^n Dani.d Av.ry, uho uas luli-d at fort ..rlMvobJ,) k at
r.icKJ.ow, SK^jfoiTK. 447
(I'votrtii. S<']>t. IS, ITfifi; r'M'.i. to Auruin, 1795; iiiciii. of Con,; ho ui. ('3) uinl d .I-.iii
;in. VrA2.
\'lll. ('l;Missu Si.iith, !). Au;^ -I, 171)2; in. .Iuiw2."j, ISl.j. Alfir,], (s. of 0;iii.-l Avciy
liv his 1st uiM, ti. .\iu^ 12, 17:)1, at (irnton; d. at (icn.i:;, N. Y., April >) is:,.}- sl.c d"
April 2, 1.^5;: S ehil.
IX. Urania Sniilli, 1>. ,hily-l, H'^S; loiii. to Auroi;; h.l'oic I8(K;; m. Vv]<. S-',. lS];-i,
I'll; 'aye !■ Biiiiiliaiu <<[' Auroiit. ;. rclJifd lawyri ; sun of .M;!\(;r Asa JUuiiliani of S'luris-
I'lM-y, \'t. siir .i, I !<-t. •?'.;, isori.
X. I'^lisha Sinitli, h. Nov. 21. 1700; iii. Nanry Markliaiii of Aulnini; l,;.d .dii].
86212. .Mary Seymour, luq,. .Ai.ay v.). 175 1; d. at SrliairhTicokr, N. v., oa.,
lbo2, a. 7^!; m. at ll.-irtL. .Nfardi 2, 17s>-". S;,inp.(l \>'fl>stcT, s. i>l Mattlicw and Mahd
(I'ratt) WelisiiT of ILn-tr., aft. rwaid of Srjiagli., ji(,\v llarl's J'^adls, wIkuv lu- d >iay
ij. iSia, ill his (■4t]i vr.
1. Mahol \Vciwt(.-r, 1). Uaiif. Jan. i, llSs- d. Xov. 22, 17!'0.
IJ. Ma'-v VVi-bxt,.,-, 1,. ji. Marrji 21. Will; in. .Maicli 10, ];,12 .lohn Flviiu of lla!''
M..on, N. V. ■
III. Janio.-, W, bsu>i-, h. fu Scliagli. -Ian. 29, 17!I4; still liviniv, l.S.Sl); ni. 1>,-c. 2, 1.S12,
IJannah Wiildrou; i2i(>ct. 23, INK!, Maii^afft M. \'aii \t(;ht( n ;' (H) Dcr. 1], 1,S50, ('alh-
ariii'- M. ])o!!iian,
]\'. Lytlia WcliMfr, b. al S. An--. 27. K'JS; m. Feh, 27, 1826, Koland Adatns of
Alha.nv, wjio d. ,\i>!-il 211, 1851, a. 54.'
V. IJohert \V,l,>tcT.
8Gi;'13.. Ashbol Seymour, b. 1757; m. llannah (.'rant; aftvi- xho ]|,iv. jvni. !i>
'rio_\ , X^. Y,, wluif Iw- rsialilis}i<;d a paji>r mill; d. thc;-t' Sept, 28, 1705.
I. llannali, d. .>-. /. ; in. (lu^; 2d \vf.) Hon. llzra Adams of C'anti'ii, Conn., I.. 1751;
:^. of l.iout, ])avid. Ills 1st \vf. Hanii-ih \Vilrox d. 1801. JI'- v. a.s .liistic..' of the Poar.>
1810-20. i;,'].. in ('on>:. I>r;:. 1801); d. Is;;>7.
II. Claia. m. Si-pt.. 1810, Win. 11. J fallork of ( 'anton, Conit.; ono t.if tlio.so two
sisters in. for 2d !nis. ,Mr. \N red of Canton.
86214. Asa Seymour, Ij. l-\-\>. 5, 1700; m. Dec. 7-17, 1780, Klizal)clh, dau. of
'I'lioma.? and Calhariiu' (8!taiT) iK'nison, h. Xcw London JMaroIi 7. 1706. lie K<.TVod as
Iji'Lvate in Col. Isaar Shernian's lii.^rt. in l\ev. avinv for tl:;('e vr^;. and oiglit inos JIo d
in IJarif. Ort. 2s. 1S10. She d. May 20, is-ili.
I. l>ftsf\ , 0. iVl>. 10. 1788.
II. C:!llui"rinc, 0. An-. 00. 1780.
111. Mary, 1>. May 27, T/.M; r.i. (liis 2d v,f.) May 20, 1810, Ilogr;- Sln^;-;nan Xew.dl
of Scott's Sv.aiuj., I'arniinytuti, Conn., li. March 2S, 1701. lie d. hvc. 1, 18oo. Siu^ d.
A. i. Ahl:. 2'^, 180.0.
iV. Chcstef, 0. .laii. 10, 1708.
A\ Mahfl, 1). >;ay 2:.!, 1705.
VI. \^'illiani, h. May 26, 1798; a fanner on Kockv Jlijl in Hartf. lie d. Oct. 21,
1850; uiiui.
Vn. Ann, i). Dec. 27. 1S01.
Vlll. Albert, h. April 20, 1S()4.
JX. .\linira, twin ^vith Alljv-rt; bruid; d.iii Ilurtf. I8(i0^ uniu.
86216. Robert Seymour, b. 1700; d. in Harrf. June 10, 1803, in. Lucia
vho d. in llaitf. XOiv. 1, 1821, a. 01.
I. Lred( rick.
II. .lames.
III. Jai.d, d. at Deinarara. \V. I., 1811. a. 10.
\y . l^'anuy, m. Sauimd Steele.
^^ Delia", le. Alfred (ioodriidi of X. Y. city.
86217. Daniel Seymou.e, b. 17(j7: m. in \N'cthcrsneld, Conn., Jail. 2, 1707,
Kli./.abeili, d.-,ii. (0' Li-murl and Ma iv (( bq,,.; Steele of llarlf., b. (»<t. 10, 17tii): bed ii!
llanf. (»ct. 10, 1^2(0 sle- d. \)r,-. 5. is27.
1. Jnlia. m. lO'V. J<Miath!ii: b.ly of lOx-hester, X'. Y. , a nd had 1 -^on. 1 , Jo.s.viii \ n . ■
II. b:ii/.aln lb. b. June 12. 1 ^ 12 . ni. as lii.~ 2d wf , Jem- 10. ls:;,s, (). b;. \';,,i De-n-
thuvM'ii .0 Albaiiv, X. Y.
"ill. ^. M.tin."
IV. liobert.
V. 17nn-iiiie, b. Feb. 17, 1800; ni. jM-;,,pli i^entoii.
■"■"l
448
F.TtAKc'Il OF KLIZAi;Krn.
\'l. ;\s1i]k'1, I). 1707; a ])iintcr; ivm. tu X. V. C. ancl d. t'lcre C),!. , IS-?:;, a. •}0- ni
M:iiy (iar.von. ' ' ' '
86219. Sarall Seymour, b. 177!; d. ]).•<■. 17. IN-17; m. Jfdm Ilobhins of IJiuif
I. Sally Kohliins.
II. JOlizVi K'ol.l.iiis. in. .1. Sai'-e. ' '
III. Julia l;..bl,ii,'<. "^ . . :
IV. Jului H.>l)l,ins.
V. .lames Kohhins. . ' ..
VI, Mary A. llnMiins, in. C. Lyiiuni.
Vll, I'mily HmI.Mh'^, in. C. ( .' ivrloy or d'nrlry; ivin to St. ];oui.s. Mo.
8G21J0. Jonatlian Seymour, 1). 177S: in„ui. in-rci,, and l,usiu.>ss man iic
^'- ^- <-'•; '■•"inc.-l.-d wirli paper luakin- aiid .■>-,:.!.. i]t;. S.yinour Pajwr Mills at Win.l.'^oi-
Lo.'hs, C'uiKi.; idso a liook puhlislxT; lu. Ma.ria I;a%vi()icc of .\ '^' ■ r2] I'atii'noi- • l,r-
d. iu X. Y. <■'., Nov. 2. 1811.
1. ]"»ai)iid, 1.. ISOO: les. X. Y. (/.; a !;cnt. of Icisui.' and cultivatinn; tr:.,v(d,-d in
EtiiniH' sevejal yr-., d. in N. \., June s, is^y^ uiiia.
II. Melancthur, 1... li. ]H!0; re.-.. X.- V, ('.'; (,f univh litnarv last;-- d in N Y \ov
2], IM).-,, unin. " ' '
8021.il. Tabitba Boymouv, !■. .^Iay, n.-rfO; d. in Ihrnf.. Ori. ;)i IS7] ... oj-
111. .-Nimuel Cairiji of Ilaril'., who d. ])cc. ;!, li'.VA, a. 04 vr<. • ■ ■ .
1. (•Ji/a Ann Cauip, li. ISOH; d. ^!a^- 27. ]>:?].
II. Fann;. Camp, in. ^^'nl. fuller <d il art 1'.
III. Dani.l Sryniour Canvp. b. ],Sl:j; in. An-elia Ann Undi; he \va,- k'illed iiith,.
exidosiun a.t l^il-.s .V (ir.iy'.s rar s)i;,p in Hartford. .Marrh '2, l^.VI. ]. Dwiki, Si-^V.m.m r
SPrved bra>tdy in Conn. Vols, duriu.j- the war for the Union; afn-rw. a ])liotuJ-ra]ih,-r in
Hart f. a lid waskdhMi in tlie di^^cliaro;,' of his d.utv as a fuvniai, in Mark.-^ "t Faitf
May 2-!. lt^7>^, a. ;-!4. " ' '"■'^'•'
iV. S.-'iunel II. Camp, killed iu explr.siun at Fale.s A: (.;ra\-'s, Mareli * IRoi
Y. Kn.fline Camp, ni. Oct. U, IS,".!), Thouia.s Au.stin 'IVI.a", s. of I^li'iah and J.u-v
Seymour Terry, 1). Jan. 1'.3. ISIO, in flartf.; d. Feb. L':_'. UCil.
VI. Julia A. (;ain)>, m. Edwin ]). Tiffany of liartf.
8622. Anne Seymour, bap. Jan. •>:!, 173-.'; :u. A]ui! 2;-i, t7.r2, Joel Corni.sh of
Simsbnry, Conn.
I. " Anne Cornisli, h. March 19, d. Nov. 7, 17,",.'!.
n. Anne Cornish, b. Jan. '20, 17.")~).
HI. Ceorijfe (.'orni.-sh. b. March 17. Kof): d. Nov. ](), HAD.
]\. lihoda Cornish, 1>. Jan. 4. 17.JS; d. Sept. 2.""), 1759.
V. »;eoi>i:e Cornish, b. Auj,^ 10, ]:c,0; admittrd' with his wf. to tlie chh. in Sims-
bury June G, 17'>4; Oeacon of tlio chli. nianv vi-s. and d. Nov. ?1, IS})- m Anna
1, LiH'V, ba],. Jnnel). l-TM. -J. S!C\.M(.l-u, bap. Juiv 1, 1767; d. (')ct. 10 ISlO
Vi. Joel Cornisli, b. March 2-.>. J7(i;;; res. Simsburv
\'\]. ];ho(la Cornish, b. .\u^^ 21, 17(;i.
VIII. Sou, 1). and d. Oct. 2, 'l7(;y.'
8628. Su.sanna Seymour, h. 17;3S; m. Aan,n Mosrs who rem from Wintonburv
to W . Simsbury (now C^uiton) 17.-,7. She ,1. 17S:i He m. (■.') llachel Cilbert. He was
Deacon in the (di)i. Jit Canton. Cdiin., ami d. ISOfl.
1. Darius Moses, b. Sims. Xov. 1], 17oS; pn.niinenl in Canton; Capt. oi miliiia-
m. Sarah, dan. ol kn.-ut. David .\dams i/f Canton. lied. \S24.
II. As.Miath Mos.-s. b. in S. Xoc. •?, ] 7(;ti: m. Ad.anis.
111. Aaron Seymour Mos.'s, b. Julv 'JO, Kfj-,'; d. March V2 177-'>
I\'. Susanna .Mos.-s. b. Si-i.t, ILI, r7(i [;'m. J.'.seid', Hutiolph
Y. Martin k.-vi M(,ses, b. l),-c. 20, lltiO; drnwne<l
VI. Aaron Seynionr Mos(-... 1,. (),-t. 2:>. 1772; d. ISIC; m. lihoda I!um]>hivy.
8G2-1. Ciuirlps Seymour, b. Jnin^ 9, 1743; d. Dre. 1, I7!):j- m Kli/.abetli
Humphr.'y, b. .Apnl -i. i<41; d. D, ( . 2(t. Ixpj.
1. Nathani. 1. b. !7(;9; Capt,; d. in llar,l. Jan. 21. i^-O:]; m. Ann.- , wh., m. (2>
inCana.la. i, l).\Mt.l C.,.i. Feb.. iSlil, a. 19; buri<..l in ll.artf. 2' S\i.\u ni Nh.v
2.-), iSlS !ohn l;ish-y, jr., o| F, Hartf., b, 179:!, s. of Join, an-i Kuih (.Md,e) l;isl,-v- p2>
S..lw!:.on ^^ d!i;.!n- .if !;. li:i!-fi'. ; C,-; . --v '
II. Cha.hs, b. 177(1; ,1. in Hartf. Jan. h, IS4.7: ni. Jan., 1S14, J';!i;'..ab.-t)i, dau. of
Tl'.eodore and Al>by ^pencer ol Hani. Shed. Feb. 23, 187o, a. bl. 1, Cii.\s. X..\thaxii- n.
>L\\i>n\i, J!j<; j:i.(i\v, >;,\i;.-.ii. 449
I.. AjTil -1. isi,-,; Trill. C'r.l. isll; (.rJ. at Iliintin-Mn, Ccuu., Juiu- '.^(i, )S-}1; m
.hily^!l, ls;j, Hriirict;;i. ,Iau. cf SluTtium ami liciu i.-riH I'l.iaidniaii cf !l:ii-tl'.'; sincr' v,-l"
ill Whai.'Iey, Mas-^., iir.iiil-lvi , Cniin., r.ml now t'.,r,ir. niini'^tri- ai 'l^oHaiul. Conn " 1
,S7/v///, T., h. .luiic -JO, l,--4'„i; ill. in J-;n„,i;|vn, C'miiii. . 'uci. rJ. ]ss! AiUmr ,1 Morion'
C'asliicr ol'Tli.- 'I'ollau.! C.i. Nat. ]5ank. 0, Jl> nunn F,ui„rl.c. d. in Ijaiif \huvl, 1 180?'
:i. ii;. y, A.;/ ]{■>,!■, s. 1,. An-. :::;, 1^:,4. ■[. .F/V^w y;, , h. ^Ii,;,-1, -iT ls;.:( cli-rk iii
irarrt. 'J, Mi.iz.Mii.in, 1.. IsiT; nn Srj,i. ;!. lS-i4, Srth 11. (;h,rk .,1 llaiif. ami J .)u]v3
]>■(;!; loax.a-^oii: 1. 'J'/,viii/is S. • '
in. .McliiKla, li. ]::J: d, Ainill, l.v'ij; ni. Sanuul Danfortji of Hanf !> \i,iil ]i)
177J: d. .\in-;i 11. Isiii. l, j:i,rz\ S..in. An-'. '.^8, ise?, Edwin Hrnjan.in of 11 •>'
Mei.ivda, d. .March :J-J, l,s-,'G, a. Ou. :-!, r.vTii.vniXH, d. in .\. Y. C. Anlr. 17. ISC-l. u„,,V
4, S.\Mri:!.. liviiiL,'- ?onu' vears aiTO in Lafavt t^l^ lii'i. ."j, ]! \i;i;;i. i- O'^.M urrii v 1 l/
isus; d. Fell. •,^'-.', 1813, a. 4 rr.^/N ni.is. " '' '
IV. ]«:ii/,al.,-th, I.. 1777.- d. Drr. S, ].^>J^,-; ni. May 4, 1 v2s, Dr. V\-ni. Whiiman (lu^-.
I'd \vf.l; Town Cl.-rk of IJanf. for many \r.s.; s. ot ]\v\ . Elnntliun and Anna iSiault-vV
A^lliflilan. lied. J:.-,-, C'.-., IMd. a. S»). ' •'
\. Sii.-aiiiia. d. ^)^■1. ."), 17^0, a. .'.) yrs.
864. Irene Bigelow, Nov. -1, 1711; d. .ALudi :}7, ]7i;0, m. al.l. 17c!] Cant Daniel
Maisih, who d. Nov. li. 17:io.
I. Klizali(-th Marsli. ni. .To^rjili ()ic')tt.
II. lii'nr .Ma'.>ii, \). 17.')J; m. Natlianhl Uh.'ott.
8G41. Elizabeth Marsh, d. Dec. isi.";, at h..u<e ol s. Jan-d, in WalLTtou-ii X Y •
in. abt. 17oS. Jns.-jih Olcott. \vlio d. in Hanlord, Ahirch !j ls->j a 8^ M's
I. Jaivd ()h:ot;, h. July 22. 17o(): d. Watrrtown, N. Y./at au'advamvd a-,^- ni
^Jaiy, dan. of I In.nu.s Caldwrll oi iL-irl ford ; (J) of Waivriown. Anion-r (,iln-r( j,U Ind
l.Ui. H.xin. i.. March 11. ]7s4: s.-t. in Tarillvillo. ronir. wlicr- ];e was k. l,v a fallina
stick of tinihcf from a IcaildinL'- he wa.s Iit-lpin:,r to ra.i.'-c, Sept. lU. ]S2S; ni. Nov. i!."i ISOy'
HntJi, dau. of Panicl Frazer of Uranl.v, (;r.nii. 1, Ihinhl F .Uinc ^'7 '{s'li.-, ' ~ ■'' G^o
,1/., -May ]. !.-"j7; nr Mary. dau. ..f Hr: ,k^ Bakr.r uf Woo;M,,,ro', Md. ?, Orri,, L Mardi
;ll, 1810; d. March :J1, 1811. 4, ]:,t", J/., March :>, l^^l-^: m. jlenrv Whltni nv .,f \Vetlifr<-
!n/ld. Conn.: n-^. Sin,, -luiry. 5. 7.\ ,^, c.w A'. , Aj.rillO, 1814: d. Mav C, ]Si4 H Fjhj: L Jnlv
8, .IMo; in. Win. Fra/.cr of lirooklyu, N. Y. 7. JLnri.f J/., Jnlv 4. I'slT- n, "Wni"
];ced ot (iranby, Conn. S, JnJnt J,\, S.'pi. i;,. ]8lO; m Alii:;ail, dam of llc/ri.iali (.iris-
Wold of Uranhy. !.), 77( ///// M. , Nov. ;};;, 1821.
U. Mahcd Olcutt, 1). Ai..-ii.-3. i:,'jl:'ni. Maivh Ox'. HM . Isaa- Skinner .-,)' liartfonl
v,-!io d. Oct. 3, 181G, in hi.s G^-tli yr. t, ]:i,iz.u;:.Tii. M.iicli 14, 17>:i. 2 Awi^ Mu'rli
0,1785. 8, Oksox, March 15. 17-.-7; d. Nov. J.-,, 18:1.-,. 4, C\Tj'r \i,i xr \pr:' (i r,'y'\ ' ',
AMnH.i>K. Oct. -211.17111, d. Oct. 2y, 1 :il4. U, Ciii-TK k, h. Vrh. (i, 17;i;;- d Oct' y'lSOo'
/, ]-.\.\c, Jnnr 0, 170il. 8, AMni;o<K, Anp^. G, 17!»7; d. March 20, ls;;i <l Ar.'iG Mi
•)ar,. 15, 1S02. HI, Waiu!i:.x. April O, 1804. 1 1 , J]:.\xx:rn f Nov •2 I !^^0o '
111. Flizabctli Olc.tt, Jan., 17G3; ni. IJoderick F-un'',. of llaiti-ord; r.-ni to Ncv.-
Marllioro, Mas-,., where he d.; [-2} Kiiapn, and rem. witli her cliil. b\ 1st m to
soulli siiore o! Fake Ontario.
TV. Irene Olcotl, b. Dec, 17G4; m. David ^Vadswol lli nfUartford; rem.toO • sev
'diil.
V, Catliurine Olcoti, b. Jan., 17G7; in. Flias Chirk of Hartford; rem to Fr.wer
Canada; sev. cliil.
Vl Ann;r 01c, ,tt. b. Jan.. KG'J: in. Fenj. Sju-ncer ot H.; (-2) \Vilson- s-v chil
\ 11. Joseph Ohott. b. D.-c, 1770; d. in Madison Co., N. Y., lS2s- m and, .-et ju
K-remont, Ma.s., rem. to Oneida Co.; .sev. chil.. of wlrmi 1. JosEi'ii, lived in Sullivan
.Madiisi.e. Co., N. "i .
VIII. HhodaOlcott, b. >F-irch. 17 7;.!; m John Frace (,f Hartford- .sev ehU
•JX. Cliloe Olc,.;t, Viii;-., 1775; d. AnL'-..1777.
X. ChiueOIcit, b. A|>ril, 1777; m. (iiles F.h.-erton , res. N. Y. C ■ sev idiil
XI. (inrilon oic^iit, m. 177'.): li. ;i; Dcrioii. .Mieh.. jsni.
XII. Helen Oic,,tt, b. , (.an, 1>2: m. \\"m. <:i:nivh (d' H. 1, VVii.ni \ \; ivs^fo ^'>
CAi;,>!.rxi.,. m Jolm Crane of WrtlKTslhdd, Conn.. Nov. 2>; 1822- re-- Mo ;! N v.vfv'
111. May -2}. 1S2G, Fev. Ira Fidwell of Meth. chh. 4, Cai.mx, ivs m,', .-, Thiu'.v'r of
Mo. (i, .Mai;ia, m. Franklin F .lies of Fon-ddceepMe, N. Y. 7. J \ \ 1 ■; m U-r of
Cincninan, i).; res. Nio. . .■^, .Wt; m.ti' i.v A \.\. ni. .) nstin Frior of .Middle'town Conn -res
Ai.o. ',1, Jm.s|.;i'h NK\VToy,d.in Cincinnati O
XIII. I.ucreria Olcott.
;30
450 ];raxch of elizaueth.
• 8641.13. Lucretia Olcott, l). Jan, )}[), ITS-i; ,l. March 2s, Is;;:]; m. Jau isao
Jiuiics. s. <.[■ Thnmas a-.nl S:u-ali l\in,Lr l>;;rr, h. l-\-\). 18, 170(i; <]. March IG ] ■^45
I. Jason l^irr, 1». Ndv. ■?':», INJO; d. Jiuiceo, ]S|!).
II. Xnrinan.! Durr, h. (»ct. (i, ISoO; d. Drc. 5, ISOI; id. Klizaheth S. Ihinc- of
Hsnti". 1, l''i;.\.\t IS W ., ui. .\iiM;i Cliaiiin of Iliirtf. 1, J.oai.s C., \). 1^\J7. 2 L'r.^sir \,
1S75. 2, A.NN.v. in. \Vni. (.riili>-rt. ], yrciiun><l, ISilT. ' ' "' '
III. Ccrn.Jia Buir, b. An^i:. 2^, \<U\; ,i. u,-t. '..^0, IsOs,
IV. Aluiira Burr. h. Sopt. 1, isiif]; m. Aiif. -j, 1S4.T, Cvnis (ukkJc!] ] \iici-
Ll-( itF,T!.\. 1), June -28. lS4i.i; d X.)V. C, ISTl; rn.'D(M-.S, IS^O, tsuac ('ro-^s jr o 'iv.nk
Ei,iz.\, b, March ]-2, 1S4-S; m. ISIJS Jolin S. lldhh'n; ;j .hi], 3, Kj>ml\d Bitr XoV -^s'
IfOl. - • . - ■ - ,
V. L-vrct Burr, 1.. Oct. 0. 1S0S: d. Julv 18, 1S4S; m. June 3, 1833 \nK4ia 11
VI. I'lliz:. Burr, h. Fch. 11, l.sU: d. X..v. 23, 1S(;0; m. Au- 1, 1N48, Daniel Brown
[onU]. - •
^ II. Coniclia Jani' Bun-, h. Maich J,', 1813: d. (>,:t. O, l'^;;!; ni. July 3, 1S33 Bnlj.-rt
John-nn, jr. 1, BiiiiKijTli. 2, M\i:v<'., ni. \V. 11. ]),,dd. 3, Hlmiy M.
VIII. Alfrt-d Edniund Burr, h. March 27, ISI,-).- jiroin-ictor and cdUur Hertford />,///•//
'J'itins; ihe ]Hihli.-aii'.n of winch he be.iran in 1841 and has continued uut.ii the i>rc>eiit
In 18.'J4 Ids hro. V . L. Burr became as.sociate editor and in 1871 an eifiial j'artner. Ik- uas
Mem. Conn. Leg. 18-"')3 and "60; Prcst. of the Board of Commissioners for buildin-- tli.-
new State ('a[)iLoI: Cliairman of the II. Strwt Comnnssion and Brest, of the 11 \y,u,^■
Savings Bank: m. April 18, 1841, Sarah Ann, dau. of Abner Bootli of MeriJon' {\,nu
1, Edmind B., h. Feb. 11, 1842; d. Nov. 3, 184.5. 2, William Olcott. Sept. 27 lsi3'-
m. May 21, 1^74, .Vmric S,, dan. of Gilbert Lincoln of IBirtf. 1, Fiirm,-,- Linr'^^n iV
April 29, isi^.. 3, Sau\h E.. 1). May 13, 1847; m. Jan. 22, 1874' Dr Janies^MrMan-s
of Ifartf.
IX. Luther Sava-e Burr, b. Ucl. 2;i. 1817: res. Memphis. Tenii.; m. J;uie Farrar of
Mem. I. Charlk?, b. 184S. 2, Ella, h. 18.30; m. Walter L. Paikcr of Mem. 3,
LuTifKii, 1:>. Is33: drowned in youth. 4, Ada, b. X"o\., 183'.i.
X. Charles Cooley Burr, b. ().;t. 3, 1820: d. Jan.' 20, IsTG: 2:rad. Xewiiurv i'o\ ■
ord. minister Metli. ]^p•s. chh.; ll Jane 3. 1843, Aineli:! !». (Jilivum of Xashua- (2) Jam-
M. Periv. 1, E^fMA. \n. Artlmr W. Fiske of Wa^h., D. C 2 M u;y 1-' d "Xov '^1
1803. 3, Addie p.. b. 1870. ' ., . ^ . ,, ,
IX. Delia Burr. b. (Jet. 29, 1822: m. Xov. 21. ISJS. Ceo. D. Jewett v>'ho d Die 1
JN74. 1, (,E0. BritK, b. Au-. 24, islii; m. .March 2G, 1874, Annie ^l. Merritt •'
Fj{T:i) Dsvkmit. b. March 2'i, 18G1.
XII. Mary Kmih Burr, b. June 23, 1823; d. Jam 21. 1833; m. Oct. 21, J84S. J:ni!,-s
J. Crocker.
XUI. Franklin Lewis Burr, b. June 4, 1831; twin; mana.o'ins- editor of the ILnff.
JiineH: nn April 13. 1.834, Elizabeth \\'. Merj-ow of 11. 1, m"ai;v C. , M;iv 13 1833 '•">
Fi;i:DJ:ia( 1^ W., Feb. 12, 1837. 3, Emily W., Doc. 10, 183U. ' "
XIV. I'rances Ellen Burr, h. Juno 4, 1831; twin; num.; prominen.t os un advocate for
ji larg'er sjihere of employnu-nt f(jr womeiL
f^%A'.9.. Irene Marsh, b. 1732; d. <)<-t. 2?, 177(5, in her 24fli vr ■ m Lieut Xatin
Olcott of IL, who d..Feb. 23. 1801, in his 69th yr. ; he nn (2) I-vdia.'dau. Lieut. CliurchiP
of (.'h.'Uham, Conn.
I. John Olcott, b. July 26, 1708: d. June, 1833; m. Bef.sev. dau. of Lemuel VCliite uf
E. Hart. 1, Solo.mon, d. unm. 2, Ci.omiK, d. unrn. 3. Joux 4'., m. Almira Sa^-c of
Vernf>n, Conn.; wid. 1, i^V/^'/i^'ti'/;, d. March 14, 1830, a 2 vrs. 4, I-h.iz vlltu- res O
.5, WiLLiA>f, res. Mancliester, Conn.
IL Elisha Olcott. b. Mc.y 10. 1770; d. Oct. 23, 1820; m. Amelia Ohn.sted, sis. of Elihu
of F.. Ham., v.lm d. b(b. 4, 1.830, a. 00. 1, Sophia, nn Levi McKeeof Manchester
Conii.: r.s. 0. 2, FiAiuiiKT. d. March 7, 17!)8. in li-r Uth mos. 3, Elisiia- res 111 4''
Ha>'>.\h.
8G5. Joi:'::Vthan Eigolow, b. June 27, 1714; d. Jan. 2;;. 1778; m. Tubiiha Colenuui
w'ho d. Sept. 17, 1703, a. TO. /. ann5n>j- o;he;'s:
I. Hannah, b. 1738. v.\. Capt. John Barmird.
II. JonaTluui, 1'. a!c.. ir4(p m. Alici- .
HI. l::ii:iice, b. 1741; m. Capt. Daniel (_dci>[t.
8651. Hfaiuah Bigelow, b. l-;38; d. N,,v. I3. 1810. a. 7l; m Caj.t Jnhn s uf
John and P'atiianm iCa^e) Ikirnard of E. Haitf. , b. 1722: d. Dec. 28, 1812, a. Ul.
OLCOTT, MA];S11, lU G i'LOV,', HARXAllJ
451
I. Jamosl^ani^ra. in. Eli/.iihotli, dau. of Jusliu.-i (.'oo.irirli of ^^■^th.•!■sfil;l^l. 1, Eliza-
beth, iii. Ei):ipliras IJi/bens of K. llarlf.; li.ul 4 cliil. 2, Mahy, dk iMlward (iri.-v.i'ld
-of Sinishary. o, Maktiia, unm. 4, IIokaci-:, m. Hnniri ^)i]l<M' of Simsbiirv. 5, Juma,
in. Julins }]. Sliarpo of llartf. (J, .Iami-.s (.;., 1). ISOS.- d. ]-'.d). ISoG, a. L'8.
]I. Dorns Barnard, h. 17.")!!; d. Jan. IS, 1818, a. o!): ni. Abigail ]\.d.] of U.-M-tf., 1..
17:.9; d. Nov. 23, INll, a. 5-2. 1, Wri.i,i.\M, in, Polly Sh"i.ard. f, MWiatn. 2, Ha[;kv,
<'a).'t. : i!i. ]'",uiiirt' Ldaik of llartf.; had Win. :], ( i i.oiu. K, )),. .loru.sha Cla]), h. ITS'; d.
?>Iay, 1S8(1, a. 42; (2; 31ary Smith of E. lladdani, Coiui.; had fani. 4, Taiutita. ni.
Lf'imiel Steele of Albany, N. Y. 5, lloi; '.(),, m, llanii.'i 'I'liwinir of ('harleKt<ni, S, C,
■\vh(>re he d. She m. (2,) Chaunccy 15.u)iard of Harif. tj, <.'ita];i.i;s. b. I7G7: d. Au^. 5,
1S27, a. r.O, unii)., on a ve.-^.sel off Sandv iiook, reiurnin^^ honn' froin C'hai le.-ton, ,'4. C.
7. Haiivkv, ni, Pliebe P.rodwell of I'tl.-ii, N. Y., and resr there.
III. (Jrove Barnard, d. Feb. 8, 1.S.S2, a. Gl>; m. Ma.ry Ann Ensirrn, who d, Marcli,
1837, a. 7o. 1. HrKUs, ni. Mary ; (2) Mary ('liainn;',n; o-!) .\uTeiia . 2, .1o\A-
TlTAX, ni. twire and Inul st-vcral chil. o, Mahv, ni. Scynn.^nr Wntrotis: liad fani. 4,
Euwrx. m. in N. Y.; had s. iii llartf. and .■;. Charh.'.s in X. V. 5, Ci[A]',i,i:s, ru.; res.
(iranville, Ma-.s.
l^'. Channi-'.-y Bai'nai'd.
86514. ChauDOcy BiTirnard, b, Xov. llj, 17G4: d. March 5, 1807, a. 72; m. Feb.
4, 1^02, l'.;!izaf)eth. liau. of \Vil!i;nn and lIjMinah S.'vnnnir Aie.Irus, b. Nov. 2-^), 1770; d.
Fell. 8, 181H; (2) Eli/.a. dau. cd' Daniel S^.ymo'j.r [2],' v.-ho d, Feb 1, 1831, a. (M.
1. ]]e;yt-y, in. Allen '\ Bo.irdnian.
II. t^'hanncey, m. wld. oflnseous. lTo:-;i;.-e Barnard.
[[I. dohn. ni. Mary. da\L of Ben j. l^eiardniai:.
IV. Henry, b. H'ariford. I'onn., Jan. 2-1. 1811; Y. «. . , r^:;0; tiav. in Europe; several
tiUH's h'ej). in Conn. Fei:. ; elTeeii'd a I'ern-.riink'.a.tion of the .-tat" f^chool .=;ystrm, ami was
fc.ear yrs. S.-i\ Board of s.'].,,,,] ,-oni. Hi-; li!.~r a;inar,l r^ p'U't (.bboO), called by ('luin.L'ellor
Ki.-nt, '"a bold and .■^tartlinir document, foundnl o;i a mosf ]iainstaking raid critical in-
-Ciuiry." Durin.i;- this period he issued four vol.>. (jf the ('■'nn. School Jour ncil. and afterw.
continued it fioiii tiie yr. F'r^oO to ISo.j. From b^iy to b^-lii h.- had cluirgc of the ])ul)l;c
.sclioolb of Blioile Lsland, whore he established a in^dei ay.stein of pojmlai- education.
Iniere.>tinji-hini.^elf in i-eliool architecture he was State Supt. from fS.JU to- 18o4. In ]8-jr>
he ber;;;u ifie Am. Jni'Tiutl nf ]'jliii-iiii,ru. President of tlie .American Association for the
Advancement of Education 185.',^ and w;is offered tlic- Proideney of txsoState Universities.
C'om'r of the new ])e])t. of p]duc;.tion in Washiuulon, D. (.'.. 1NG7-70; Pres. Conn. Hist.
Soc.;L].. P.. Ilarv. Fniv. ts;."')2; ('hane.lloi- Vinv. of ^V!.-. lli.s jirincipal works arc:
ScJiOol An-Jih'cturc, IS.Yi; Xorhuil ,SVe-*^' •//, 1J,c V. S. and K'/mpc, 1851; 7V/V>.'7r to
OaUji.iidit, 1852,* JS\'t>o,t/il hjd>t"nli<iniri Enri'iif, 185}; J<j>irn:V. of II. J. Im^. of Invt rucfion ,
t"? volumes 1845-8; Ediieiitionnl Biotjiuiplnj, illsinrii .■-/' Edurotlon iv Conn., 18.j8-1854;
Hint'i of Mitltod.'t for ihe U.ic of Tc'ich,r.^, 1857; Lfc of Ezekirl C/icrrrr, (nnl JVofef^ on
fl'C Fi'tC -^''Jioijl-i of X< ,r Eii'jliind, IS'io; Educoiio/i in Fur/oru's, 1842; Edin-odiorj/I TructH,
18P.2-6; Sdiool [Libraries, 1854; ni. a lady of Detroit, Mich. 1, IIkxuy, res. Detroit.
2, Emh y. 3, JosEriiiXK.
V. Clarissa, m. Dorus Clark of I[artf(n-d.
VI. Hannah, ni. Thov. Sloan of Hartf. ; liad fam.
VII. Fois, in. Mosfs, s. of Moses and Eliza King P>urr. 1, CirArxncv, b. May 21,
170-!:. 2, M().sEs. o, Svi:)XKY. 4, Loitse, in. J. B. I'lagg of Hartford; r.nn. l82it()
Buffalo; .<f. «. 5, Jl'l.lA. ni. King of Biifl'alo. 1, Sjj','„r/j. G, JotiN. 7, E.MEI.IXK;
in. P. II. Maynard of BufTalo; d. ■>-. ;'. 8, Maria, ui. — Caaneron; (2) IF H. Maynard; s.;'.
^'III. John, m. Sally, dau. of Fevi Bobbins [ante]. 1, Cr;ci:iaA, unm. 2, Ff.vi
Kor.Hixs, d. y. o, Ei.isua \V., of X. Y. ; m. Frances Doddof Ilartfcjid. 4, Lydia, m.
Mai'inns Ford of llartf. 5. CnuxKl.rA, m. Mason Gross of Haitf. 6, Favina, unm. 7,
■Cema, ivi. Sylvanns Cone of W. Hartf. 8. Sakaii, unm.
8C52. Jonathan Bigelow, b. about 1710; m. .\lict> of Colchester, Conn.
F Betsey.
S€S521. EcFscy Eigolow, b. abmit 17t)7; m. Benjamin (ireene. of C., b. lladdani,
I'onn., Aug. ;;1 I7tj-.'. Sin.' d. at \N Dlcottvilie, Cmin., July, 1855.
I. Buth (ireene. b. Pre. IF 17;)0; d. Xov. IS. 1851; III. Feb. 25, 1827. John
Warner, .«. of f.lijali and .Mai'v '^N'arner Barber, b. Feb. 2. 17'.'8, Autiior of E'x'orieal
i (jllri li.ius of .^'.a.•-s. ; ( (am.; ai;d, in connection with Henry Ho\\i- jU]. id' ,Xew "^'ork, New
Jersey, et<-. Ituth (I'r'MUe was Ins 2d wife. He m. (li Hairiet I". Fines, \\ ho d. March
17, lM2t'), having an infant .'-on David Braineid, 8 d.ays idd, v.-ho d. 5 months after, and
45;i iwiA^rn of simox,
iiflnu. Ma:-y. li. Aiiij. oO, \s2.i; iii. IJfUt. Kirhy S. Wonrlwarfl, U. S. Krv. StTvici'. 1.
l-:i.i/.\r,i:Til <;., 'u. Ndv. 'JO, H,'T; la. April s. ISiSl, Cuiit. C'liarlfs II. llanctt; Y.i', 18o2;
itKuitH-r. Shi- (i, July 10, lS(j:3, of cliolci-a on l)ii;;i\l luT husbaii'l's sliipin I !i>' Cjiliirf'
sea. A V(il. i>\ Iii.T jiu(".iis was ]iui.)lislir,l afu-r her d. 1, /t)/f,h Lmii.^ . \^. .Ian. 'J"). ISliO;
(!. Nov. :>, ISii.;. i?, C.\i;mi,tm: T. , b. :Ma.v -.'ij, 1^^:?!): m. Aujr. U, IS'iO, (..•.,!■;■-,• W . Jones;';
V. ('. \x')[^; .\s-:i-,|. I'lv.r. Math, ('cnirll I'liiv. ;;, Joiix, h. Xdv, ,"), 1n;;I!; di. March 7*
ISOI. Sarah !:. Uarii..-,; n-;. X. Hav. 1, Clinrlrs S., h. Jai). 27, IN"!."): i!. July 9, 1x77;
2, V,'ii'ur, h. Af;'v 1!), Is'rj. 4, J.VMi-.-', h. An^s. l!', l,s;;-.': num.; rr,>. Hajii(i(;ii,'( Vmn. 5,
li.\i;iaKc, 1). Ffi;. 27, IS.)); d. .luiif- 24. lSi;2. "
II. liarri.'t H-'-cu^-. h. April liO, 1^'iiO; ni. D-c. 2:]. lS2:i, Geo. X. Blnkesle.- of
Xf)rilifi>rd, ('(inr.. 1, tJiOi). Pii:KroNj', 1). Nov. HO, 1 S24. 2, ,ir.<ix> Fha-NKMX, 1>. Di-c.
4, 182.1; r.i. J.'huiiiu rrlton; (2) Jar.e Wi.-nt w ortli. ?,. IlAl'.l'.rKT I'vcr.iM;, 1). F.4,. 9,
Ib'Si); d. Si pt. U. f-yO. 4, LuutsA, h. .'an.;;, ls;;i; in. Oct., ]85o, Sanuiol Hawkins; of
Hidg-ciicid, ('o;ui. -j, AN.-oy OiLi:r;M;, h. Nov. 22, 1:-<;J2: d. I'cb. 21, ls4(i. (;, Caiiolixk
Ame.ma. b. J.iii. !.5, is:!4; i;;. .Ian., is."),'. Kn-djriek 'I'lionipkins: of Wj.teahury. Conn.
7. Sakati Ann, b. Jier. 24. .ts':3i;>; d. Mar'-U i;;, l.^.'.^i. S, Edward \\ ai;!;!:x," b. .Julv
24, 1840; ni. 0.;{., ]H(;:;, Anna Coruwe!! uf W".
ill. llanmili (ir'.cir. b. .bin. 2, ISO:;, at E. ]I,;ddani, Conn.; d. Marrli 11, lS5o; m.
at E. lias-., Au!.:. 2s, b'r'2.7. I'anii.d Tnlilr, d. Aprli 2ll ]'S29. ilo was .s. of Rev. Ezra
Tniile, \i-h.. was b. al Chelsea, Mas •■,; Sept. KJ, }-,rA: d. Sein. 4, 18.74. ]. Cahounk.
Lnci-A. b. .juiy 2. 1S2''.; d. April 17, 1S27. 2, Ma i:y ( 'i-.i.kstia, b, Nov, 2S, ls'27: d.
Ji.ily 7, 1^2^, :■!, j ia n (i:i. (I i;!;knk, ii. .lun.- :j, !SJ;i; li . .Mrreb 0, 1S.77. H, wa.s Assist,
('oiiiin^-'.'ciai Jvlit-r of ilie _\'. V. .!■,>■ ni.il of i'vimnm-f.
IV. Saraii W'ini; Creene, b. Muich 27, isO-:^; d. N. V. (.'. Sept. 21. 1^40; m. A])ril
IM), 1S27, Sylvester, .s'. of Ih.-w V.v.vv. 4'uttle [:-]j, b. S' p:. 5, ISnf;.
8653. Elinice Eigelow, 1>. IMl; vl. Ainil 4, ISIO. a. Ob: m. Ca!>:. Daniel, s. of
■lenaihan (.);.;,,tt, b. 17:Jf); d. Feb. 4, 1720, in 70th yr.; iiad li) cluh, who all d. iii infancy
ex ce)-** 1 \vi ).
]. Paity Oh-oTT, li. 17{j:l; d. Aul'-. .1, isoij; m. Noimand IJutler of Ilarif., wlio d.
A'prii r.. ].s.is_ a. 75. 1. Ei:!'.i-.c oa 31. 2, C'(it;xi;li A.
II. Eunice Olcott, b. 1771; d. Aui:, 11, 1S27; ni. liei cousin iu.ulerick, s. of Satuue.'
(.)lc(:itt; wh(. d. -Uiy. i, iSOl, a, ilj; (2) Ceor;;:e Goodwill of ILutf. ; .«. /.
9. Kimon Tufrtle, laip. in New Haven, Mareh 2:". 1G17. Ho appears in the list of
jjroiirietors of ^^'al]in,u,■ford in IG70, raai had lot Ne,, l:] wiili S Kcies of (;ut land as^signed
Us hiui. Dr. Savagf {(ren. Uu-!.) says he ('id nrii stay loi;:j-. Fie did lait, in fact, take up
his allotment and probahlv coiitinued in Ne-.v Haven until after the death, of liis Rie.tlicr,
Deo., 1081.
He is 01, ihi: list of propiieTors -^f New Haven Jn IGSO. and received Ins share in tlie
8.1 division, '■ \\\n hc'ad^/" sh..\s-ini; thai at Tlmt date he leid a A-if" Ini' no < hihlrcn. He
was probal>ly m. in 1070 or lOso. In Vu'.] he i>, called ot New Haven in an aereeineii!
for vii^ht of way, si<;-aed by Th'anas, T>iivi(i, Benjainin, Jonathan, Simon ami Nathaniel
\Tuttle. The original paper bs now in posse.ssion ed" the family of th'- late Elihn J!laV.<',
Es(i. ,ofX Hav., from wiiich the fac simile td" signatures was trac-ed by his dan. Miss
Emma L. Hlake. In 1077-8 conv. tojjenjaniin Brocketi, Cordwainer, "a]>aii of land my
father, Mr. William TutHe, bought of John Ihmdei'son." lii lOsl he conv. rt. inland
on Tlie west side of West river, in th.' 4tli division. In lOSo he cmivi'ys house, barn and
homt! lot, ^^ (d' an acre, !)oiiiuied fin the ,-ast by Nathan Andicws, we.-.t by the stn-ef,
north hy home h>t forme'ly Jelms m's. and ■-..ulh by iviward Dvi^font ;'.'i, to liichard
Higirlnliotbam of X. Ha\ . In tiiesj deeds he is call, il" of N. Hav. InlOSo, ••Simon
Tnttle of Waliin.H'ord. con|i.T," conv. his piJiti.m ol the jld division in N. Hav., tldrty
aer'-s at <>_\s;er Point, b mnded on the u . st in part by the Mili'ord lliv; ree:'i\ ii;g in
exiliaage a lot a.IjoinirLg ihe c.niunon 0:1 the ea'-t >id,-. Fioni these re'-nnF b fopow-:
that he remevesl to Wall'd about I'iS.i. .Ic-' oh V. Ivach. i-N;p, of Cheshire, f'.aii!.. .says:
•'Simon 'r'L';t!e, in th.' firs; lay out of \'.'a.il'd. in ' y -p:ii'_^ id 107O.' I;ad hi N'.i l;-i on
(]m e;e-t side' of Mail, .--t and lot 21 <d' the ri\-.-r hits, bm (I.-;. ;;u, 1071, ■nni pos--e^sing
his lot and the river lot.'tiiey v. e;-.- t^'a iite:l i<i .b i.^oph Iv. s. Hi the 21 d.ivi.'-ion in WaUM,
Dec. L'7, Ib-'i, Simon 't'uttle tiraw-; "loi .Vo. .■)2, and. tak.-s up HH aci-es. In the Falls
Plain ;, now Hannver or S.aiih .Mc id.ni d.ivishm, I'Vb. lb. lO'jn. ..■• g. ;> he N'.i. 14. In
li'e :;,! divisi.m he !.■■.■■ s '<■■'■ acr. s." p'so SMia.i; T. of Whdt'd ~.dis t.i i-.aac 4'iii mr b acres
•• f'.iirwi iy tieliinjiui:- le mv fattier. Mi.' \\il!i;ini 'I'n'i!.'." bouiid'-d on tlie n.irth by
Nathaniel !'iiule, south by .njin Mix. (>a- t by lia<; lli v" !Me;;,!ow, w- ;' by roimtv road.
liiS>) Simon auvl David conv. t'» J..hn P.i''ie ;wii parcels, VI}- a. 'res. lying together, east
JSKiKlJJW, TLIII.E. '10.')
.sidi 'A' New T[;ivcu Kv.^l iiver. ".d ilivision. A\>v\] .j, ](js7, ,l,,liii unu Samui'l 'I'mM, f-xr,-.
.ami t^fins o!' (.'liristopluT, roritinneil an ai;-i''tanfiit m (■!•_' by >-;\\d ('. 'I'.);M i>i lii.s lit'i-tiiijc
v»-itli ^"1)110)1 Tutili- of \\'a!l\l, for cXL'liau:/!- of lnuisi' -.wul l^n.d^ in Hiai.furd . o\viir(l l,>y
•Sai'] Todd, '2^ iu-v<-< and ImiiM'; u'.so .swamp lar.d; nhvi ollii'i' parcids, IN acii's
and 31 aiTi's, t'lir wluidi Simon 'J'utrlc i;i\i s lands in X, Jla\'. on ncst side cd' East liver,
C''.i iicrc.-. V;ounik-.l (■<) tI.o iii/!th 'oy •loicuhaii 'i'nt'li-s l;uid, cm ilu- south by Sitinacl
I'ruwn's <i.">rii(_' lut, on tin- fa^t by .Tnnailnm 'I'ntib's and land fo'imsiy btdo!i--in;i- to
Ciirisiojdier Toddi. :iad on ill-' ^\|•st I'y lli" b.;L'dn\ay. .-\l--n Id f,ci'_'s lyiin'- in Snxilra;-:
I'iains. bimndinl east by iln; livci'. riortb, ami west by .lonatliun 'I'uttli-'.s land, and sdntli
by Sanund Ibown's l:Uid. Also, G ucrr's bvHindrd ni.iti: l)y Samuel liiov. n"s land,, rvist by
rivi-r and Jonathan 'i'uttle. and n'lrth an.d cast by. Jonathan 'i'utth-'- honn' lot and ];:irt of
th.i- lot fonoerly Chri:-!o!'inT Toid's. a- a!s>: -.{]] {h.- v-si oi' I'ly land, b'-iiiz abniit 6li
ai;res, lyimj rhrre, bo'.;nd.cd on the cast by tin.' i-ivm-, nortli l.iy Sammd }iro\vr.'s home
Lit. a.nd s iiiiii by Samm'l ]>ro\vn"s land, ti>,i:f.tli('r \\'ith half a hoiisc, i-lc, l>ii aforo^-dd
Ja'idi; .sami'el Mnnson, Maltha .MunsDn, wit. .Inne "Jt, Ki'.hh he ajipcaicd befon- Jolm
:Moss in \\'aI!M and aol,nowl,;<I^(-d oonv. oi' hm.i in Xe\^ llav. Xcrk to .bdm Atwatrr.
iu 1701 ral.'d at iT',) on tin' Walbd graml list. 170.) calli-d Simon 'J'ntilo, .si., of \\"a!rd,
in i-f.mv. to Saniuol I'lU'lo of "all my riuhi U> nndii\lded hindis in N. 11;. \-;;" .ndni Hall,
p]lizali!'th Hall, wit. liti.j ''onv. Ill cov;-in .loslom Turilt' "'all my ri^dit in Uranfm-d
division si t to my fathm-, Mr. William 'J'utth'. now (I'tb. ]l, 17(i."j) lai:i out fur iiis chil
<lr':'n.'" He -vvas apiJ^.-inteJ, gaui;t'r and. ii;M.d-."r ior t!!'- town (>r W'all'd. Mr.rch, 170:;-'.t,
iind at s! vmal timub rtfrcrward. Juno 2d, 171o, ho i;ivi'.s to 1.7- so;,, Liardol, a lions. > l.)i
in XX'all'd coiiiaiain;r 1^ acres, also, olhei- iaiuls. Juiv Id, 17]], lie i;ives to .s.in,
Ti!not!l^ , the land, ',).;. acre.s, •■Ibomdiiof Kn-er 'IMor.'' He d. Ajnil lU. 1711). Jlis
.wi.h, Abi^^aii," d. Aug-. 11. 17:2-3.
Signaiur." (I(j7;;]) of
I. Daniel, b. Nov. 11, irivi); m. Ort. IS. 1710. hJuth llvv..-.
II. Timoihy. b. Id^^-?, m. Xuv. ::. 17di:>, Thankful r>,.>-)Iii i!-; {■!] June 1). 1721], ?.!aTV
l^Av..', wid. nf Si;-]dien; ^A May 17, 17d!i, Mary ilnniiston: (d) Juno^s. I71h, Mis. Sarah
Jiiimi-ion.
III. Al)ii;-.rd. m. June ■">, ITOfi, Isaac Ihirlis.
IV. Tliankfal.
91. Daniel Tutlle, b. Xov. 11. 1(5>';0: m. n::t. 1M. 17 11. ilutli, dan, of F.i)hiaim
IJow.'. He settled on lot K.) east sidf of Main st., \\ all'd, V .^w.x. In Jlimo, 171."), tie
received I'y deed from )iis faiher a liouse lol (d' 1:^ acres ami otlnr land,-, in \V. In 17d:s
Iris commission as ("apt. of So. Kast Mil. (/o. of ^\'a!^d confirmcl by a-scnddv. In 1 , .jo
Im was lic-nsed t.j ke.-p a tav.-rn. He d. in AVali'd l7-is. In li-iW Li-.i.t. Ji.ddel Tiurle
exliibiied, will .>f ra;'i. Haniel T.. d.-oed May, 17-17. n;ime,~ vi'. ],'uili; irives eld. s. Jehie!
.-tdOd besides wluu he has ha.l; elcl. dan, l'''hel)e, v.f. of Samuel .^)iies. .LnO; hydia, wf.
of Beiijamiu Cnlvi-r 4.'-)!.); l.unice i'5: Mary -LTdii; J.ois ymingiSt d.ui. .I'lOd: .'.mbro^e
and Jehiel, exis.; John Miles. James Miles and Jose^di Doolittlo, witnesses. Amonicthe
siixners au'ainst Mr Dana in 17(10 were Josi-ph and Jacob Fran-^is, Joel and Oideoii Ives
•arid Danitd Tiittle.
I. D.iniel, 1). 1714.
II. J.liiel, All,!;-. 17, 1717; in. Amr. :il, 174-2. Hannah Hnll.
III. Pliebo, b. Jan. .^■. 1710: m. Nov. 2'J, 17;Jti, Samuel :\Iiies.
IV. Martha, b. Feb. h. 1720; d. Jan. 1, 174-J.
V. Lydia, b. Ajiiil l.j, 17"22: ni. Henjamin Culver. 1, Jo.siiuA, b. Nov. 1, 1741; d.
:soon. 2, Josin.v. li. .Vjuil 4. 174:1.
VI. Eunice, b, Aj.ril \y 17-'.",; d. A]n-il 13, i72d.
\[i. Funic, b. Juiv 13, 173(1; nn 1 hh") (.idoon jvs.
\'ll!. And lose. Seju". 3."), 173n: m. Mav VA. 174^. Esther Ive.-, sis. of Gideon.
IX. Enos. b. Jan. d. 17:13; m. Aiuil 31, 175;', Saiah Fram-is an.i had: 1, SAliAri.
'). .Feb. li). 17-'j^-. 'i'lm mo, d. ..anie da\-.
X. Marv, (.)ci 1 1 . 1 7o:j; m. Oct. dl . 17.V>, Jo -,_-jdi Franeis.
Xl. L.ils. March >.), 17;]7; m. June lb, 17(''). Ab.l Ive,., jr., b. Dec. 9, 17:^0.
XH, Abiah.
•■^I was cnriy iniormed, on what seemed ,;_'00ti ituihority, tti.'l tie' abov..: .'\hij;ail was the ri.iu. ot t!uit
nr.i.ic of Richard i-ieach. whose bird; or tia'p.. .tdvea !iy iJf. S.iv.i,uc in i'';^,. Jo.■^cph W Bench, Ksg..
liiinks iliat she- (.-;..ul'J nut r,.i\c bet-n .1 llcach. RicharJ'.s d.iu. A t-.;i;ail ii net ;ntatiu:icd in i-c;'lcmi;nt of
iiev f.i'.hcr':. e.-.ia;c The fM/int remains in ui.ct rtainty.
45-4 1']^\X(;h of sj.mox.
91M. JehJel. TutllO, 1). Aup-. 17, 1717; r.i. Aiii,-. 8], 17-|-2, Ilaiiniih. dau. of Dr.
Jeremiah Hull of \V;illin<rf,ir,l, (.nun., 1). Mjux'Ii IS, lijo, ,J,,h,i Hull, 0.1, .J.Teuii;.)i
Hull, Eiios Bi-n1,am aii'.l Aniu' Bi'nliain, Jox-pli Hull, Ilamiah 'Jut tit- aii'l .Ulncl 'ruttli-
convey to William Bradley the whole of a tiac! in ,\<'vv Has-i-n, " helone-iuir to our
father, Dr. Jeremiah Hull, late (>f AV'alliiu^ford, dec, which he houirhi ni' .loh'u Beechfr."
(Kecorded Ai)ril 7, 1755, /jV-/- 20, X. Jf(c. l),uh.) .jrhie! Tutile wa> a. Lh-ut. in the
French \\arof 1 75-1 -(>-!, aiul in an expedition againsi 'I'lconden >•,■>!. and. I'rown Poini wa-<
w\)audcd ;iiid d. in caaii) oi' liosp. in 1 75'J. His est. was insolvent. inv. l>y Th!-oi>hil us
Dooiitile and Isaae Cook of XN'all'd, 'J7 (Is fid; debitF-', i:-25;), or <m-- penny faVthiiii.' lo Hh-
pound, nL!_).^^ly due tr, Elihu Hall ot W ., to whom was i^iviui, lHiO, adm., th.' wi i. rrfu---
inijf the ^am»'. in A]nil, 17i)7, Isaac Cook alhjwed to be e-uavii. of i-iiufu s. ('harles. li>
17(10 Ste))hen Andre .v>' appt. guard, of Jeremiah. The Nsid.n!. C:.p;. :ste]ihe!. Andvew.s,
and had Mabel, b. Sept. 2:}, 17G1, Sarah and Conlent. About 1 7i-;S ihe fa.Uiily removed
to Winilham, Creene Co., .\. Y., where' manv of th.e di scen.dants still reside. Chil. b, ;n
Wall'd, Conn.
1. Ihjiiel, Jan. 9, 1743--1; went to sea v.'ln'n a yo;;n;' nnui, and nothing flireci
ever heard about him by his relatives; fuil an utieeriain report that he lived in North or
South ( aioliii.i.
li. John, b. Ai-ri! 80, K-b); in. Jan. ?0. niifl, Lois Austin.
HI. Charles, b. Dee. ■>\, 1747; d. July 8, 1751, a. 4 vrs.
IV. Jeremiah, b. Nov. 25, 1750; d. y. in ^Val^d.
V. Charles, b. Jan. '^b. 1753; nn Aniui Fremdi; (I,^) Sarah. Bliss.
VI. Joel, b. July 26, 175(1; nn 1785, Rebecca Bierce.
9122. John Turtle, b. A))rll oO, 1746; at about the age of 1.3 In- joined n n:ili-
tary company aia,! nijuched to B'd^e ( biu-ive, \vith tlje object it i- said of re.;o\-erin<r his.
fathei''.S >,uii an.d powder horn; his iVther liad d. tie- \ear InUo;.- at t'i'own Boini; John
recovered th^' gun and horn and used them afterx'.a.rds as a s'ddier in the army of the
revolution. About 17S8 he went to (--'reene Co., N. Y ., put u]) a log liouse and returned
lo Wallinglord, Cmin , for his fa.mily. 'JJie counrry \v<'si of theHe.usm! -was ih.vn a
Vi-jkleriies6 almost unln'oken. During liis aijsence lii Conn, tin- house ui'.s torn down by
the Indians. He was for manv veara a coinmissinner of tl'e poor for eij'ecr.e Co.; he d.
Aug. Hi, 1825, a. 79; ra. Jan. 20,"i760, Lois Austin, who d. Sept. 19, 1808.
I. f'.nos, 1>. Auc. 25. 1776; d. Ai'g. 27, 177-L
II. Sarah, 1). Feb. 22, 176^^ d. Ant:. 9, 1774.
HI. Jehiel. b. Sept. 2^. 1769; n^ Hannah Hunt.
IV. Loly, b. lM>b. 7, 1771; nn 1704, Ichaliod Andrews.
V. Lncina, b. JulyoO, 1773; d. .*. i in \N'iiidham; nn Pa.r]v.er of Lexington,
Greene Co., N. \., who'd. al)out 1808.
VI. humice, b. .May 20, 1776; m, .b^liu Duane of Cat;d^ill and had 0 chil., t,i v.-ho!ti
were; 1, (iboie-i;. 2, Jiuix. 3. Bi.isi-.Y, m. Dr. Brn-e (_,;' CatslCdI. 4, flL'XiCK.
Vil. \Viliiam, h. Any. 20, 1770; j.i. 1S02, Lusalle Steele.
VIH. Jolui, b. July b, 1782; m. Pollv Snme; (2) Ann S^urgis.
L\. Sidui-y, b. Dec. 12, 1786; nn 1808, Clarissa Steele.
91223. Jeb.iel Tuttle, b. Sept. 28, 1TG9; by trade a bhudvsmith, afterwards a
farnnu- and de.iler in cattle, hovs.'S atul slieeji, and" ke* per of an inn. At his house,
Bishoi) Hob;,rt. wlu-n in that region, always sioi)]ied and wa-, enteitaijied; he was a
(fen. rd" Militia in the war of 1812; liimself, wife, father, children an<l mo:-;i if tiot all his
brother^; iuiil sistei's were memljers of tlie Prot. b'jiis. chh.; he d. Feb. II, 1n52, at the
res. (!f his br<")., John Tuttle, in Ashland, (ireene (/o., N. V.; m. Haninih Hunt. b. in
Tolland, Conn.. .May ;;i, 1774, (a cousin of the late Washin-.'-ton Hunt;; d. Oct. 3, 184t);
I'.er father ke])! a i.ul)lic house in Windham. X. Y. ; ehil. 0. in W.
I. Mr'dad Hunt, b. Dec. 2, 1793; d. March 0, 1M5, num.; caught in the gearing of
a gii--t mill.
II. Am:ind,(, b. Jan. 7, 1793; m. Levi H, Aldeu.
HI. Maidihi, b. Nov. 15, 1705; n, . Lyman Mnis*/.
\\ . Lin-ina, b. April 23, KOS; m. Consider King.
V. Sarah, i.i. J;in. 22, 1800; d. Jam 20. 1x05.
"•'CajiL. !-'lep!;en .■Viidn.ws, b. ijjj. liad by TSt \vf. a d.-iu.. .Mii^^'aib b 17-^.. viio nn Major 'aftciw.irdi-
(ica) J'h'i bt.'Jt,".vii:k. :. Rr-v. onicer. Then son. Hen; en in Sea^-wick, in'.'Ohv,- ("Dliln^..' .-eid tine' .'oh')
(.Maj.-CJeivi, a coir.man.lT of the cth Corps, U. S. A : •u.lcd .it ^po[uy■varli;^. His bi.uuc .stands on Uic-
p:iradc i^round ai West I'oint. u':'Of Sedgwick fani.. A//>.)
T UTILE.
455
VI, IhiPUJih, 1.. Oct. 23. 1801 ; d. Marcli 0, 1S2:^, itt Milford, X. Y., while on a visii
to lifi sister Lu'Mr.n: iimn.
VII Julius Jel.ie], b. Pec U. iSOu; d. Nov. U, 1^1;). _
Vlll ] .lis A. b Sept IT 1^1^-; m. l>ec. 1."), 1S4!. i;-.>r;io Lord .^Iul•se; m the thimuig
|,u^ .-U Carboiidale.'P;.. 1. AUhm.i.a E., b. .luly -:>, 1:-!^: m. l.eonidi.s Meise; sot. m
Wu'vi.e Co., T.., i.nd lKid -1 Hnl. ^, ]s.MU-:i.i,i:, Muidi 24, 1851. 3, Amam^a L., Jiu..
ir., ISo-l. 4. ]An< R., Nov. 10, i^'m.
912232. Amanda Turtle, b. J.n. 7. 17:.^: d. March 7. 1^:"',. ^\^^,^'^^."^^^iji^
\Vnvn<- Co Pa of iiitlannuaiion of the lune-s; m. at ^^ ludham, ^. 1 ., .Jf.n. ~-5, i'^if .
Levi H. Ald.n, b. at W^rham, Mass., Aug. 2S, 17ii:i; d. at C.rbondale, ]>a.. Auj:. 0,
I.SGO Of The Gth treiieraiion iu desc. from Joh.n Alden n| the Maybo'.ver: .I'yj'-'^^''
abl'aeksmith; arterw.^rds farmer, in is^ij ^veux into the tannin- l';':;-!"/-^^ ^•' ''.'^ f^'^^-'^
Pratt'at Aldensville (named for }um), ^VayDe Co.. I'a. In ^var of 1S12 dra ted and
.tntinned at ihenavv vard, Lon.e Island: an ensiir,,. Tlie father ol L. H. Alden was
KHr.o, a Pev. soldie'r; Just. ..f rhePea.-e in ^Vindha^l, .\. Y , K, yrs.; Judge of tlie Co.
Ci, art one Terni, and elerk of ilie Epi.-. Parish. , . ■, r. r-- 1 ,
J .Jame^ M .\Iden, b. April 24, ISbS: M. P. ; studied wnh Dr. King and .a
Phil • p-uetire.! at Windham, .then at Milford, N. Y. ; afterw.ards started a drug Ptov,; on
Pe"rl -street \ Y citv and pran. medicine at- the same time, then m l.rooklyn In
m\ appointed bv Washington Hunt, pliysieiau at the quarantine on Ftateii Is aiid.
%vhere he had ]l'i)patient,s under his care, and where lie d. of shii, iever March .0, Ibol,
num.; buried in (ireenwoud ceriu-tery. 1 , n 11 ; X'
II -Julius Tuttle Ahien, b. Feb. IS. bS-.21 ; ..ch<.ole<l at ^^ indham and at Delhi, X.
Y ■ then a dr.>v(U- f-.r a few vears. In ISoO cmmeuced. tamung s.-.le leatlier v.uth /adoe
Pratt and l.evi 11. Alden, jr.". at Aldensville (Pratt k Ald<M,). He als<> rait a st<.re, grist
mill fanu etc In P-57'bnueht out Pratt's intere.st, and neit year sola out to!.. H.
-Alden, ir.,'aud rem. m Om.onta, (4tsego Co.. X. Y.; thence in Uvn or thr.v y-.trs to
Little Falls \ Y. and resumed tannery busine.^s there. He lunl also an mteres. in^_a
leather st(ue in N. Y. C; postmaster at Alden-ville during residence there, d. lU-. I,,
IRGS eftusiw), of thelu)--; m. Ib'xv A. Emmons of Oneonta, X. 1.; res. Litt..' land.
■ 1 Vm^m-aM., An-, l>o4. 2, MakvE., May24, ISoS. i i, n • . ^
' III- 1 evi Ffitlieflv Ald.ui, b. J..n. ], 1825; schooled at A\ indham and Delhi; cuu-k
in "Countv Rtore " at Piatr.vijle, Kea<l Falls and CVu-hill. Had charge of a woolen
mill atPo^klandvilb-, X. Y.; drove cattle one year; tanned leatlier about one yea. r in
1817 traveled over Ohio. Kentucky. Tenn., Arkansas, Miss., Virginia and Maryland^
In 1S18 uKOiuf.cturcd caps and peddled them in X. Y. Stale. In lS4i» Nveni to x a., and
^vithJ T. Ahlen took charire 01 the building of a .sole leather tannery at Aldensville
for Pratt .V Alien, and next vear bought an interest. In 1S58 bought out Alden anu
c-rried it on alone till I'^'P^"., liavinc also an interest in two other sole leather tanneries
in the vicinity One of ihe^^ up to ls75 had turned out over one million sides ol sole
leather. lu iNio rem. to Pa.^a.e, X. ,1.; take, a lively i.'ierest in ti|mily lusto:y and
o-miealoi^v. and some vears a-o began keeping: a record ol Ahh.u, ^J■'f^^, >^/eo/ aiJu
7'h^;/c families, but of'late vears it has boon pushed aside by the eares of aneMen^iy
business; m. Mav 27, 1857; Lois M. Strong of Woodbourne, Sullivan C o^._ V \ . 1.
Lizzie A., May 4, I8mj. 2. J.^mksS., Keb.], I8O0. 3, Luis May, July lo, Ib.O. 4,
MAiiiin i3J,ANrri,'Aug. 3, 1874.
912233. Marilla Tattle, b. Xov. 15, 1705; d. of p.nenmonia Jan. 23 b'-;75 at the
res. 01 her dan. Mrs. Hurd in Flushing. L. 1. ; m.. Dec. 14 1H8, l.yn-an >bu^e, b. Jain
8 17il5- .scalded to death in a vat of hot liquor in Hone.sdale, Pa., July >, i:^^-. tie vas
tiie eld.' child f.f Capt. Foster Morse, an early settler of the town <d ^\ mdnam, X. 1 .,
'""" I ''"^iiarVirt Cilbert Mor-e, b. Dec. 3(», ISIO; m. Feb. 3, 1818, Ibmiy Hurd, b S.^p^.
4 ISlo- us. Flusidn-; chil b. iu X. Y. city ex-ept tie- last. 1, Mauia b. Oct. 2^.
isb). 2. Lymax Moi;sK, b. Jan. 23. 1852. 3. Jkuiki, 'I'uttlk, Jan. 14. I800. 4,
Hi-^-|.v (in -e.T'iri b Feb. 21. 1s57: d. D. e. 2:1, 1-57. _,
'■ 11. Me<lad 4hnileM"r.e. 1,. Jan. 24, 1^21; pw^tuuister at \N uodbourue builivan
Co X V oviu- :iil vrs. 1. MAliii l.A 'I'l rn.l,, .-rad, A assar leuuih- ( el., IS,,!.
"[1! lior e-e Bi^Velow Morse, b. March 31. 1821; d. March 'J, l^^oH, unm.
1\-. Jehiei Foster Morse, b. Sept. 8, 1832; d. April I), 1S51, num.
012234. Lucina TultlC, b. April 23, lii'S; m. June FT, l^'il ('onsider Ivi- g. M.
1) 1. M.ivh 15 i,-..T. IT He:,.<rl.:.vvine, .\li.-niy Co,, N. A.: seirle.l In>t aiMilterd,
Otsi ir.. Co., X. Y.; rem. abe.ut 1851 to Honesdale, Pa., where In- d, March ., IMj.. a. ,0.
45G iniAvrjr of >!mi,)X,
I. Lucv Bw\ Kv.'.'j:. -'uU- 27, InO-3; m. at In r I'uilirr's rr-idi'iu'i', ("uwiu-rstuwii, N.
Y., Sr;,!. '2. l'-!';, l\l.cii./,.T Maxw.-li I.,.;,l ,,f Drllii, X. Y. A lawvc;- l.iy ]>vn\.. hut
.-■mplns ,'.1 mM>: i!' 111..- liiiii' ii! til'' P. O. D.'jit.at \\a--!iinu-i()ii, au<l in Dtl'iri' ,.i' Sic. nf
■.Snitc 111 Ail.any, wlu-rc lu d. Jan. ] ■.', 1s.")'.»; -,)n- m. C-v'; •inn- 1-i, T-'(JJ. 11. .u. Win. 11.
8h:uikland of Svracusi', N. \'.: lawyi-i and judLir; n s. Cirihual, X. Y. ,1, .M.\ vw ):i.i.
JviNu, A\vA\ :,'!,' 1 .s.")'); d. Fi'l). '?!, l^'y-l 2. Y'ai.i oi.m, Vvh. ■-'i.i, 1S5G, now (K^^M) htiul. at
i.'oriiidl rni\'.
II. Ilarv...'v R. KiiiL'-, 1'. -liuK' 7, 1N?7: d, MaivliS, 18-Js.
III. lla;uia"h Tuttl.'Kin.';, li. at Asl;hin<l, N. Y., Aiur. 1. l^:^'"*; m. Jan. Ti, is.vs,
Kdvai P. lliMWii .d' X. V . ('. ; lawyer -^Ji) l.'.iiradw ay . X. Y. 1, ('i,.vi;KX<K Kixn, A|'ril
■24-, iS'iG, -J, Ki)(;.U!. Juni-' 7, ls!.;7. '.). M.sxwki.i, Li:.\i.. d. in ini.
91224, Loly Tultdc, !>. IYI,«. 7. 1771 : m Ki'4, Irli;,l.,,d. .^. df Laban Andivws, b.
iu \V'allinL:-fov<.i, <..'o!i!i., .jn!\":i. 17ii7: leni. Iroru h' xinyton t" iicadinu-, Sti.aibcn C'n., X.
Y.. and d.'"lli..'iv Julv IS. 1n4h. ^bc d. in lb. Ai.ril 2!t. b-^lb
I. I'bilo Andr.'v.-.-. b. .Inly 17. 17;i.""); iM. Ii.i: d. .Ai.iii 4. ISlT. at Sci;.io, ind.. ni.
is-JO, Cl.iris-a r.dto:i and b.id -ix (diib of wbi.n) two and tbe v.id. afc livin::.
II. Sb.'ilo(d; Andunvs, July ^'J. \'\Mk ni. Feb. 7, IS-?] , Parnielia Tlioioas: celebratr-d
pr.Tldc-n \',x-d.din,!.r. Feb. 7, bsTl, at Dundi-c. Yate.- Co.. X. Y. lie lias IjfC-n elected to tbe
first oilici's iu rb.e town and basnot an cne'iuv in tbe world; spv. chil. and g. cliil.
HI. An-on Andrew.-, b. Oct. 19, 17!ir; ("M. I>.): d. .v. /., Marcb O'i, b--!'), in Ueadin^-.
He and liis bru. Phil" ^'cre well-educated and ]!'j|ni!ar ]iliy>;cians; he m. Mr.-i. SKrali
Stre-'t-'V.
IV. Jolui 'I'uttle Anda'ew.'^. b. May 20, ISIj:^,; knr.wn bince 2<) yrs. of a<;-e as '"Maynr
Andvews;" nieicb. in early life; justice of Ibe |h ace si-veral yi'.~. ; bliei-JiT <if tie' Co. mI
8toiibi-M ]s:',:j; n\eHi. <.)f ('onL,'ress lS4f>, and .-;er"\i;d three ,-e?sions; ni. Ajiril 2. 18^)2, Ann
F.iiza .\ndrews and had lU'ob Jo'ni 'i'.
\'. Poly Andrews." b. Xov. 14, IH)."}; ni. Feb., 1n:J2, Obed S. Thomas, who d. ISJ.-^;
Avid. and two sons still !i\"inL''.
\'l. I-'d^\•in ( '. .\ndriM\s, b Feb. 7, P.^b7; (>i:e r.f tin' most exten-I^'r- farmer.- iw
.Scbnyb r Co. , X . V.;nian} yrs. supers isovcif his to>.vn ; twli.-ein., and "had t\'.'o .-on^^, ano
four dans, (b'.es. and, on'' dan. r. i-e (_'o!. o-i;,d. One of tlie ubiA e s<jns of La.l.ian An Jreu >
■wa-^-f. r.r c-r. f. of J,d;n T. Androws, b. Peadimj-, X. Y., 1^12; Fuioii Co!. ps(.i4; enlisT.-d
.soo!i afi'-r in FfHtb X. Y. A'ols.; co)ii:,ii<si<nnd 2d I/nut., Feb., IM.iJ: brevet Ca]>t. after
clo.-e of war; unisferi d out .Uine 20, lS(j.'): stud, law at Peuii "i an; adnuited to b.-ir
iMIi), elected ni.-m. X. Y. la--.
91227. William Tuttde, b. Any. 2i), 17:yt; f.anm'r: mereb.; mem. of Assembly;
<1. iu lib, while on a visit To las s. lleni-y. Xov. 11, b'-Jl; m. Ort. 3, 1602, Lusalle Steele. ■•■
h. in WallM, Conn.. 1765; d. in Bi- Fia";s, X. V., Xov., 1S.">S.
1 Lauren An^-usius. b. Dec. 1. iMio: d. of pneumonia, Mar(di lib lN7o: toob' mueb
interest in tills ^vnrk ami (olbctcd a.nd forwarded to tin' comi'ib'i' a lar,ij;e p:'o])ortioii of
tliis record ot the (ireene i'n. l)ranch; m. Ma\ 81, is;.b2, Mary .snn ikitler, who d. in P.
v., Feb., IsaS: three chil. who d. v.
II. Jehiel. 1). bVb. 17. d. Maicb 17. ISO,-).
lib Cali^ia. Jan. 0, ISiiil; m. Sept. IS, bS2r,. Wm. Wheeler, who d, Jan. 29, 1620:
{'2) l>r. Ib-iA'cy Camp iu 1627; both lived in \\'indbam. wdiere I'r. Canqi has practiced
iiu'd. i'orty years. I, Lm i\.\ Tt'TTi.r;. m. Miio C. ()s!)orn. f;i''mer an.l merchant in
W.; .sev. chil. 2, MlNi:i;v.\, m. Moore of Durham. X. Y., and d. sev. vrs. ai;o.
IV. Perey Slc-lc. b. Feb. 22, 1606; rem. 1640, to Tio-a, Pa. ; mefcluiut ; lii. Oct". 11,
1S;12, 17mily Ilollistci; /. in N\"indham: 1, Ij.i.kn, in. Howell, merchant in X. Y.
C, ami d. it. idiildbirtb. 2. M.\i;y An.n. b. l6-.'0; m. Oscar Sirallon; res. Addison, X.^'.
-b L.VLT.KX [bw.i,lsTt:t;, res. 4'ioi;-a, X. Y. ; num.; siml. la.w.
*Georgeand Jocn Steele, brothers I'roin b'.ssc\, Knj;.; proviriet;)rs in Xewttnvn, tCambridcel, Mass.,
1632; rem. witli Rev. Tliumas Hooker's C). 10 IlartlViid, Conn., ai;i) liv^d oa whst is row \Vasliins;tun
street, S,-)Ulh Kast of 'I'r'.njty ci^ileLie arui d . "\erv old'' in 1763 His son, i, bs.^^ns, m. Ann.i, dau. ot
Jolin I' i shop oi Ciailfcrd , Conn., who d. , 1670; he m. 12) Betliia, dau. of John Hopkins and wid . of b)ea.
S.iir.nel Stocking of Mici,'ictown, Conn., [Sc't- / A'/ 't-.''»/j . Sij:c^' ai-,/ S.'.'ri-.'n t: _/:•■ "i :'/'\:^ ■'iA'*-^ '*>' 'St ni.had
son. I, yaiiirs^ b. about Hijo; d. i/i?; bieut.; ni . S,ir.ih, dau. of Hart'.ejlone'W ti.irnard. wiio d. 1732; had
son, t,j;.imcs. b Hartford, ;6r.-j; d. Dec. 4, i-;-,y. iRev,); ni . May, r-20, liuth, dau. of Col. Samuel Porter
of Hadlfv. Mass.. b. Xov. ir>, i-.ji; d. May i.|, 179?; Rev. James, prad, \' (,'. 171S; th.e tirst setdei min-
ister at 'J'olland, Conn.; salary. .V75; had soa, ni, Capt. Stephen, b. Sept. 2^, 112;: \-i . ?-!ay s-.., itjt.
Haiinali Caaptiian ot Toii.in.l. C'>iin.. who d .-\ut;. ?-. icoi; h;id son I'crry, b. at Toii.ind, Mav i, 1753; d
l''eb. jS, \f.yt\ ineCi. be^. .born Greene Co.. X. V., Cv-.^--ir, i i--s^.; r.i. June 7. r/ii, Hannah Simnionr, of
'roban.!. u h.o d , .Maicf: ,•,, i?;.>; eh.-ven clu'dren, of wi;j:n Ciari^s.^ m. Sidney 'rattle and l.usalie ni .
V.'m. Tattle.
TUTTLE.
^r,7
V. Wiiliiiiii Au^l!!!. 1). S.'i);. 11. 1^10, j..-i--tiu;ist,-i' mC r.i- l-'hit-;. ;iaa d thcr.- A-fiil -! .
isr.!: i!\. Apiil H, ls;;s. ^l:i;'\ Rm-c oT i;-:-,i;nu. . 1, M \ iK .-\i;i;i' Lr^ m.i.i:. ]>. 1^:'.'.); v\.
].o(.;-iiii<l MrXiiliv, ill I.;;--. il'sTiDnt li..i-t!,.'a.l-,, X. V. 1. Aih''l,u C'.,r<'. '2. J."",'-"'.
;;, MiO'iiriii Tnltl,'. .(, ./"/(/' 'J'oK't. "J, \\'ii.i.i\\f KiiKAi;, i>. lS-1-,': m. I'^'unrcs IV.n.liaiii
ni Khiiira, X. '\'., ;u;.l \\:A ow child, it d:ia. o. l[i;\!;v I.aiki.n, li. lN4i".; d. 18U'J. 4.
('HA!;!,KS OciiK.N. ii. 1^."')N.
Vi. L.ilv Aiidi.--A>. 1.. .\\>\V. •■?!i, l^lo; n's. B. 1".: uht.i.
Vil. .Miiifr\u. i.. S, pr. ■-?-2, ls!.">: ni. AprM •.'-. l^:'.!i, I.N'V. (irn. l...\vis. s. of IMii-.a
and I'oliv (!!au-l--v) Vn,,:-.- m' Uuntiiii.'-loii, C.jiii., •>. .Aiarcli -J, jSl'J; llccn.i- uf Chii^t clili.
vl".i';>.) at Nc\\t<i\ni, C.iii,. He d. at Movris, N. V. , .\,,v. 7. 1 Sf;:j. 'I'lic \vid. ivs. in 1S70
Aviili li.-r s.-ii..Li\v. \l\. \["\. I). S. 'j'litilc, in Salt LaU.-. I'tali. 1, (:ij>K(.i: 'I'l.i TI,K..1).
Ai>!il "J.-), d. Nov. -1, l^!i). "2. lL\'i;i;(V.'r MiM;inA. I>. Anir. is, ]s41. in IJoxbuiy, (.'(.iiu. ;
111. S(j)t. 10. isr,.j. iJi. ];ev. Danii-l Syl vcr^ti-r 'J'nttlr and has tJMic rV\\. "., HKMiV
hl-;\vi.-. (twill with Ilaniit M.), I''<ntfi_ 'V,;,-, . savs h. May 2, 1S4."): JJov.: n inis-icmaiy nf tin-
Pnn. E],4s. rhh.. witn I'.i-hop Tattle in Tiah: in. 1SG>^. Christina C'air uf X. \. ('., win.
d. in iv)i>.,- (/ity, hlalin. in l^'''!). 4,(ii'ii;i;K William, h. in linx., Marrli 10, 1^4:5:
Rev.; an !-".pi-. niin w iih lii-hni. 'J'uttli-; m. isi;;, Savnii l-^li/ahd h Pid.-!>-v. ."), Mak'i
'J'l-rii.K. 1.. in Mr], .an. 'J'.uni.kins Co. , X. V.. Feb. C, 1^)7: m. in ISfiT. Wlv. \). B. Mil-
ler ; I'lii-..]; Went to hi-iho, (J. Fr.K.nF.iac K IIiilsa. 1). is,!!); nuw in luisiue.-, in Syracuse.
X. \' . 7. Sal-aii TvATiLU'.i.vK. b. 1N.r_>: m. ut St. Marys ColU-or. X. Y.. in 1S7n. A.bel
^\'. \\'hitf, with ^\'^■[^ iV- Farirn Exjiress Co. : .UL'-ent' at Sait Lake city. 8. Cli.MtLKS
EiJi.Ai;, 1). !S,""ji; ,sir,;i. at ]>►■> Vaux Col.. Siisiiensimi Biidiio. X". Y.
\'lJi. llenry. b. Jan. •2'.i, ISIN, in Windham, X. Y.;'rrin., 1s;',7, to Sterlintr (then
calh d Ih'ek h'i'vei Kapid- *. Hi. He was anion;,'- the lir.-^t srtth-rs. tlie Indians haviiiir
hfi'i; ri'i;Mi, irl !,iu a yoar and a hall', and the hmd not in niarke! and nnsiirveyed until
tie- sprini;- ol \-<\-l' In fall of 1S41 " my father canie oiu to se.- the camtiy and make
]Mi'i>;naiions to remove hi- family, but ^^■as t;i]::ii ^-iek- and d. there — a great di'-apiioint-
ia<-;,: to me, as I had looked forward liojiefuiiy t" tho time \\iii-n I should auain be
united with thos,-- ino>i dear to me. Tiie land I secured near Sterlini:- became valuabh',
iind 1 sold it and boa-ht ;!'iO tieies about ten ndh-s west of S. near the B. K, , now (ls;(i)
vortli xi.':'.()()0. 1 il'diu'lit in th<' occupation ef farming-: liave never held or souirht
Oitice." ' He d. JatL 1:3. ]s:0. 'I'he X\'hitrsijir ^rufi/.,!. 111., of .Jan. HI, ]>^:'.). contains an
obituary, from whicli wt- extract tie- followiiic.--. •• Mr. 'i'atth- died last Sunday morning
nfter an illness of Ten d,;'ys. '•■ * - lb' made the entir.- journey Wi-i. a distance of
1,000 miles, in a bu-'u-y. Mr. Tattle was a zealous member of the Koimd <Ti'osc Meth.
clih., and was liighly esteemed by liis fellow members as a 'j-'X'xl^ )o;ictica], e\'evyday
chri:-tia_n. lie was extreviiely l.;ind and gen.-inii- in hi-, ireatmeiit of ymor piMole, and
made it a rale lever to turn a needy piM'scm from his door. In tjie family circle he v.as a
model )iu.-.bai-d anil fatlier." fie in. in S., March :3o, ls4s, Laura Penrose. 1, L.U'liLX
Kno.vi;, i>. I'eb. 2-2, IS4:i. 2. Ciiallks I-Idwi.s, Au^-. 21), ]s".l. :J, (;:l.\i;l.n(k llEJtr.Kin,
Feb. 11, is;:.:;. 4. Iha .May. July 12. I^oel. o, Makv Lmlv. li. Mandi b. isiji).
IX. Ivigar. li, July i.s, Is-jO; Nvent lo California. IMli; imw living tle-re: num.
X. <'i;dcn. i). Xov. 5, ].s22: farmer and mercliant: re■^. Minneai>oli>, Minn.; m.
May b, ISbo, Julia Ann Camji. and ha> 1 ehihi, \\'illt.W Bkac ii.
'Xl. Lucius, 1). March I'J, l.'^2o; m. June 17, ISt^M, Sarah K. Burt; res. Corning, X.
Y. 1, Sakau, BruT. 2, William Amasa. 3, Jtiiix Buut.
XII. Sarah Maria, b. Dec. 2S, ls2t;; d. Jan. ol. iS4S; num.
91228. John Tuttlc, b. July S. 17s2. in M'all'd, Ccum. : lein. vCith h\< father to
A\'indham, X. V.. when seven years of a^e, am! d. there Feb. 2b, ISGl. He was a
fai'ieer and mercliant: m. Polly'Stoue of \\Tnd.. who d. Dec. 17, ]S20; (2) Ann Stuvgis,
wiu. d. .s. /. Feb. lo, F-.")!. i. iiy 1st m. :
1. .\lbeif, b. April 2:]. isii'i; farmer and mercliant; Loan Commissioner for six
year.- lor loaning money of the F. S. dep. faini for the Co. of (iie,'i,e: .Mem. of tiie X.
V. Lee;. ISl'.i-eO; SupeV\i-or lS(jF '(li and 'b!»; m. Oet. 2.1. 1627. .Minerva Strong, b.
jMaich 7, ISUS; iwln: d. June 2:.:. ]>oo; (2) July 10, ISol, Amelia, daii. of Hon. Jairus
S'tro:'"-. i. b. 1>t m. : 1, Jwiix, b. Ja.n. 20. 1^2;), iinm. 2, J Aims Si'iniM., b. June !».
I.Sel:\l. Maich 1, IS.V.T H, .MiN-KU\-A Sn;.)Xo, b. Jun.- 2'!. Is;;;;; m. J, me HI, ISo'J,
Fdward ^\■. Butle:; res. Clierrv Vai l-v, X. Y. 1, A'l„ rt 'J''i(i'^ . b. Ju!v 0, ISotk 2
Fnn.r,'f: .I'/A'oo. b. Maivh24, >bO. ;S. J///,,,/., b. Alay 2-b lst;2. 4. Tl<.n,^<s llV/y/--,
b. !•■(!). D, isi;,-,. /. by -Jd m.: 4, Fmm\lis>\, 1>. Xov. ';;i), is:].-}; ,!. .Lme 20, INob. ."",,
<i!o.!;oi; Sto.vk, b. .^lay :j. 1S37: d. M.iy F-. 1^42 (b I-T:an(1'.s .\ri;!;LlA. b. Jan. :;.
F'sUl; m. Sci>;. 12, 1:^.'m", 'i'lioma- \\'iionr Jer.r.id; !:;ei(diaiit of "i ab >vilb'. Conn. 1
Ihs'^r; IF, b. .lune OS, ]s(;2. 2. C-/re/;,, ,y,'e/o/. May 2^. ]s(J4 ;J. Uar^i'A .\i:rdii .
ApFil .■), isi;t), 7. r-l.i.K.\ LiciXA. 1). June 10. iSlO.
458 lUtAXij]] or simox\
II. Nancv, b. Stpt. 18, 1807; d, iSTii; m. June 10, ItJol, Allj.-rt Rtt-clc.
in. Adclwif, \>. Apiil 4, INiiO; ,]. in Xi.itlivilk', Fulton Co., N. Y., Nov. r?, IH.Vi;
m. A[iril 0, ]s:]iJ, Jolm ].:i\Vfi;ui[i und liad 1 cliilil who d. a. lO Tiioiiths.
IV. Maluila, h. .Ian. S, ISll; d. St-jn. 'JU, IS-li; lu. May 'JO, J y-10, Aaron B. :^teel.
1 , Cim.l;, \vlio d. a. .") vrs.
V. Mary, 1,. Sept. 2-1. 1S12; d. in ^h. Movris, X. Y., Maivli '20, l,^;-;:; m. Jane Ifi,
]S3,j, J. ^^■. Law I rail]) iiiid liad one i-hild: 1, Ar.BP.ii'i' 'ri;iTi,i:, now living in Khr.ira
Tion-a Co.. X. V.
VI. Julia, h. Am:. 0, ISU; d. May Di, 1841; ni. May 28, 18:14, Bctluud troinhn-
iand. 1, Maky Jam., in. Cliarle^ K. Par];'T. 2, Clarissa, ni. Hooker Hull. She d.
about ls«5. 1, d'lrc^.r,. 2, CliarhsP.
VII. Clari^.-a, b. Ajiril 2, l!slO; d. s. i. April 10, 18:17; lu. March 7, 18:30, Hev. L. E.
Lock wood (I'rrdb.)
VIII. Luciua P., b. Marcli 25, 1818; m. Junc:W, 1810, Sauford Tuttle, 1, Adelaide
L., b. Jan. 7, LSoO. 2, Jn.iA A., b. July 7, ]8o2. 3, E.NfMA, March 0, 183G.
91220. Sidney Tultlo, b. L^ec. 12, 178G; SlierilT of Greene Co., X. Y., 182.J-28:
Postmaster at Winuhaiu 2."i yrs. until lie rem. in Scholiarie Co.; Kep. counties of 8clio-
haric and Delaware in the State Senate 1850-1; Delegate to the Democratic convention
in tfunuiier of ls!j,'s to nominate Presidential candidates; several years SuiHTvi.-.or of
CochccK.m, Sullivan Co., whh.-li office lip held until over ,'si yrs. id' a. He- (iccujded r.u
enviable position for many years in Greene, Schoharie and Sullivan counties. He d.
Sept. 25, 1808. The foUowimr is an obit, from a Windham Co. newsjiaj.'er:
" Died suddvidy, on tlie evenin'r of the 25th inst., at the. residence of Iiis son-in-lav.-.
E. A. Clark, E.sq., at Jeffersonville, Sullivan (.'ounty, Hon. Sidney Tuttle, in the 82d \t.
of Ills age, lionored and resi>ected by a lajgi^ circle of relatives and friends — whfi, v.iih
the wln.de community will long mourn liis loss.
"Mr. Tuttle was no ordinary man. I'orn in the State of Coiiiieciicut, he tame to
Windham, (jrcene Co. , X'. Y., soon affr the ch'se of the Pievohition. (Ireeue county
wa.s tlien ncM" and sparsi-ly settled. Wiilmut the advantages of early c'ducatiou, but with
a rob'ust constitution, smtnd mind, and great energy of cha.i'acter, he grev,- uji -with the
growth of the country; early entf^ring into every enterprise calculated to o]h-u its
resources, and increase its gfrowth. He was among tlie lirst to see tlie inj]iortance of a
great tlioronghfare from Catskill. on the Hudson, we.-^t via. I^daware and Susviuelianna
rivers, to the lakes, and mainly through his enterprise the gneal Catskill Turnjiike v.-as
liegun and conij-'letod.
" With Col. Edwards. Col. Pratt and Dthcis, In- engaL'ed in and fostrred the then
new tanning interest; wleich has added so mucli to the wealth and prosperity of the
country, and its enterprising citizens.
" Sucli enterprise, energy and zeal, Avas duly tqipreciated by his fellow citizens. h\
eh'Cting liim Sheriff of the county, whicli oilice he held many years \^•it!l other oliices.
'■ In 1S19 he V, as elected ."State Senator from the Delaware and Schohuiie District.
In April, 1851, with tlie Hon. Charles Mann and others, .vlio l.ielieved the nine million
bill for the enlargement of tlie canals unconstitutional, he resigned tlie office of Senator.
IiiMay of the same year, lie was re-eb-cted by a largely increased majoiity, his resigna-
tion being thus ajiproved by his constituents. In 1852 hi- moved; to Jeffersonville.
Sullivan county, there e-taldishing a large tannery and other business enteri'rises,
which have added so much to the jiruspeiity of that tJiriving villa.ge and section of
country. In 1855, he settled at f'ocbccton De[>ot, using l.ds ample means in aiditig his
neighbors and the ])ros])(-rity of the vicinity. His townsmen H]ipreciat(-d his serviees,
and for st-vei-al years h*' reprc-entpd the town in the Board of Sni)ervisors of the county
with marked success.
" In politics Mr. 7'uttle was a Democrat of the school of Jeffc-rsuii and Jark^'^n.
With the latt.-r he li'.l;<-ved that the ' L'nii/n must be ]>re,-tTved.' Entf ring heartily into
llie ciintf.-^i fi.r its pre.-ervatinn. he contributed hinrcly of his time and money fn;- th.it
])urposc-. Sucli \\as h'- sui'ces-- that the t<)\'.-n i>f Cochicton sent no nran ^(.i the \var by
draft. Xon(^ r>'ioiced mr>re at the linal successful cln>c of the war tlnm Sidnev Tut lie.
J. \\ (•.'
Hem. April 21, lsOs'_ (."larissa Steele (-i.^ter of his brother William's witei. b, at
Tollaiul. Cimn., .\ug. 20. 17.^'J: il. at Jeh'erson\ i'le, X. Y., Jaii. 14, ls55. and buried in
the f;o. lilv c(n;eti-r\" ai N^'iiidham.
I. Sarali M..'!). Xoc. 0, isOsL d. April 15. D<12.
ir. John t-teeie. b. .Aug. b"), ISll; uliulesale dealer in hides and leather in Ce.hi -r..
city (.if X. Y : m. Se])t. 15, ls:j.-,, Eliza Ellerson, and had 1 child. 1, Saijaii M. b. Xov.
TUTTLE. 459
'21, 183fi: in. (»ct. 1?, l.'^rvi), J.-.hn ^^■. Ptoui, and (1. Ai>ril !.'(), IsOS. 1, ElUr^on, )>. Junf-
12! 1S!;1." -J, f.>>"isn^ h. Anu:. 11, l.SG'3. u, Sidmi/. li. Ai.TJl, I'-^r.-s; d. Junt- 18, 1&<)9.
III. Snt:i!i M., h, .Aiirifs, iSlS: d. March 2C),'i.sl>5.
IV. All -till Siiiiuinn-^ b. Miiv C'2, I^IO; in iiif-n-aiitil.- luisiii'-ss N. Y. (\ 2-> yi-ars;
Oil*- (iC tlip ]i:-nprietors of tlie Plt-asaiit Vullcv Wjno C'o.'s wnrks at Haminnndsport,
N. \.; m. Ncv. '21, 1^59, Anna Ponin. 1, Avstina, \>. Oct. IS. ii, Fi.okexcf., b. Nov.
(J, IKvS.
V. (;icori:c ^^'.. b. Maivh 2i, 1^17; grad. l'nio;i Co].; .--.tud. law ai.d adin. to tlie bar
bill sodii aftcruard.s bou^'lit a laimoj-y iii Ulster Co., N, Y.^ ai,d n;>ouod a Ijusincss house
in N. "l". C. ; re~;. Binir'ianiloii ; m. Nov. 1'-^, 1^'U. Kutli Crn-wrl!, daiightt'r of VS"m. JI.
and Carollin' (Staiib-v! \V('y, b. March iU, iN:.**), d. (.)ot. lU, lN.">o. 1, (iE0K(O-:. d. inf. 3,
^';iixi.v. b. S.]!!. "JN." ls-b"i." :J, Wm. Wkv, 1). .lune 21, l'-^19: res. lllooniingtoii, 111.
VI. Harriet Steele, li. Ajirii 0, 1S19; m. May 'in. IHIT, EcLiert A. (.'lark; re.-. Biii',^-
haiiifon, N. y. 1, SiiwcY Ti.TT] K, b. April ;i 1S4S. 2, C'l.AK.i L. , b, A ug. S, i^i.K).
^], b:(-Nii r. .Ta< lv^:li^-, b. Sej^t. 7, l^oo: d. Aul-. 17, 1^6:1.
Vll. lamice- L., b. April 10, IX2'3; m. .May 2r>, 1^40, Samuel W. Juchs->n, v,-jio d.
l.)er. 10, iN.Oo: shed. s. i.. .\'J-r. 17, iSO:!
Vin. Helen C, b. Oct. 52, 1S27: m. Mnrcli 15. 1Sn3, Frank L. I5ogardus, v.-ho d.
.Ian. 1.',, 1S.-)S. 1^ Fi;an!C A., 1.. Mav 17, IS.Vi; d. ."March 17, In.j.j. 2, EotiKJiT H., b.
Feb. IS,' 1850.
9123. Charle."; Tllltle, b. .inn. 2G, 1753: served five years in Bev. army; d. Ai>rit
5, I'-^IS; bu. in Prattsville, N.i".; m. Anna Fincli; (2» Seja., llS'i. in Walliue-ford, C(.inn.,
Saiali (dan. of Abr.tT) Blis.s, 1.). Nov. 14, r.5S; d. July 15, isi:i5; l)u. in PrattsviHe; i. by
l.st m.:
I. .Jererjiiih, b. Feb., 1770; ru. Peillv Merrirnan. /. l)y 2d nn;
11. Anna, b. ..lun-.^ 30, 17S4; d. iii \Vi'udl;,ini. X. V., <>ci., l<-5i): iii. May, 1815, Thcs.
liiitdicoek; res. N\'. 1, Elkkf., res. wiili iier sister, Mrs. Ho'coiule mini. 2, Sakaii
A., rn. l^'^ii, Cailns P. liolcotnu, ]iroprietor of Eohiy:li Taiuiev} , Carbon Co.. ]'a.
in. Manire, b .bin. 22, 1787; ni. Ezra l>isbro\v.
[V. Salli.-^ h. Aw.:. 1. 1780; m. William I^fviinlds; rein. tr. Ohio and d. 5. /'. 1827.
V. Cliarlotte, b.'' March 28,1702, in. Marcii ir., J.s'oL;. Frederick Sti;r;,'is, v>ho d.
Aj.ril 20, 1^18; slie m. (2) .Tan. 12, ISIO, (ieori,-. An. tin, ^cl;e• d. May 15, ls2ij; he was a
Capt. on' the hake; Mrs. Austiii still liviiiLMMaich i'-^, 1871.) and lias 28 grand cliildren
and 19 y:X. >;•. clii!: she left P.oxbuiy, N. Y , wiih her hnsbar.u, O 't. 3, 1810, and arrived
a; A'enriillion, '.)., Nov. 7. and they were the hrst iiermanent hrttier.s iu V. hi the war
of 1.^^12 they liveil in dan,L-er and in great lear of the Piriti.sji and Indians; her sisler,
Mrs. I'eynolds, reni. to Minton, 0., about 70 miles frour Venuillion. and Charlotle went
once alone on liorsfback, and once aaain "in a shiii;,de" (".') with her liusbaiid to visit this
sister; now livinn- will, her dan., Mr^;. Pelton. 1, ErXTC:: OsBcntN, b. iu Roxljury, July
27, 1810; ni. T'..,-'. •:>,!. 1^2^. S. A, Pebon. and h:'S 8 chil., of vhom 5 survive ,'1.s7]). 2.
Briii.ow. 1:-. in V., Erie Co.. (.)., F(b. 23, 1815; m. Jan. 31, 18-'', Ciuciine >.!anuel, and
had 3 chil. ; res. Port Hur.in, Mich. 3, Sakaii Blis.'^, b. Apiil 23, b-?l7; d. Jan. 17, 1853;
m. Aug. 12, l'_^34, Austin Pelroii, and Imd 7 chil.: res, V. -!, ixF.,d. soon; /. by 2d in.: 5.
Inf., d. soon. 0, Cicvi;:.)-:.- TcTTi.t:, b, June 1, 1820; d. Feb. 7, iStJl; m. Sept. 7. 1842,
Harriet Hitsniau. a.nd l-ad 7 clii] , of wlioin 5 survive; tldsfani. res. near Berlin Heights,
(.'. 7, CKAia.oTTE. b. >h'v -JO. 1*^22; m. Uet. 12, 1^52, William Maxlield, and had 4
chil.; res. near Toledo. U." 8, Et.rz.Ar.hnir, l>. Fr-b. n, l82n: m. Fell. 10. l.'^55 Henry
Kcoder, a Capt. on ibieet's Sound; had. chih; res. \\'hatcor.i, \Vr><hiimtou 'I'er.
VI. Charles, b. Julv Is', 1705; m. Aiiril 12, 183G, Sal'.ie Conk, b. Oct. 30, IS] 1 ; rem.
1845 to Pawsouviile, E.iniin Co., (J.; j'. among others: 1, William NelsOX, !;. April
18, 1837.
VIE Daniel Bliss, b. July. 1107; in. Abigail C. Stimpson.
\\n. i:iiliraim, b. June .5. 171)0, m. Sylvia Ihishnell.
91231. Jeremiall Tuttle, t^. Feb., l';70; learned th.j trade of bhu-k-miili in
WifiiUiani, \. \.: vceiii back to Widl'd after he became of age and lived there, exeept-
iiig a Year r»r t\cr, ill l»urrhe-s Co., N. Y. . until bed. May 1>!, iSlO; in. Ja.n. 25, 1801,
Poilv"Merriman of W.-dhd. Siie 111. (2) Nov. 10, 1823, <.'ali-b Ives; (3) Nov., IS-JO, John
E. Ibidh-v, Chi!, b. iu W'uliM.
J. 'C'eorge Mei-rimaii, Nov. 4, ISH; d. Nov. fi, 1S30; m. Ne.v. 2:'., 1823, Sallie^il.
Atl..ius, wiiM (i. ill N'oiscich, Conn., tweiity-foui- hours a iter civing icrtti to a rHisiliumou.s
t.on. 1. (;i:()i;(;!: CiaHv. b. .M-iy 17, ISO); fa'<eu wIkm; (> we.-ks'ild to Ib'a.nford.
C.jnn., bv ids fntheFs mother, lb- in. Nov. 12, iMil, Nellie. M. Steele ..f Hamden, Conn.;
4G0 JIKAXCI! OF Si.MOX.
res. -21 Liii\v.,()il f^t., Ilani'.. Cdihi. 1, Ot,,yy,- S., Scj.t. 13, ISfJTi 2, A'hcrt C, Aiu^. 521,
11. .\n;i:! FliM-lj, Aiiir. o. l^Uo; d. A].)!! ]s, ]S'3:j; m. Pnrkcr.
91233. Mamre Tuttle, b, .lan. -l^t, iTx?. o.^.Wu 'J'uttio of >ii)uir!iiM-)ii<. vIm,,
. I'ni u tinii- I'l-.s. m lit-i- faiiiily, ^avs: "Slu\\;is a very iiiirniiicnt ■\\-()iii:!!i, atnl lunl a li:)!!-!-
roni'.ii (/;■ tin; 'i'litlk' family iliaii any o'u'- 1 cvi-r l;ii(»w." Slic iii. ,laii. !), iSKi, Iv/ia ])is.
bi\n\". \vh'> il. ]S">5. •■ Ma?iir.' 'I'att](.- wa- lioin ill W a ll'ni;; Inid, < "niiii. , in 17S7. \\')..oi
<]uitL' youn^- sill,' I'fUiDVi-il with lici' ]>aj-fm'< to \\'iiidliani, (iroiru' ('n., N. Y. In isir,
she niarrie.l IZzva Disl.ro-.v ai,d lu.^itcd at \Vest Settlcnimt, ii, tlic town (,r Asli'aial. .Sh.'
iiiiit(\l with ihi' M. E. cliurL-h at IS yrai-s of a^n-, and i(;iuaincJ a int'inlni' duritiir life,
wliicli \'.ns 7-") years, llcr liouse was always opi'ii in M.'thiMlist iiiini;-j( v.-.. Si." hicana
a lift- infinlur of the I'areiU Mi.s.siouary ^!oriety in ]S47. Shi; biirvivrd Jut h unhand C'.')
\vi\\-6. Six' ycaf.s airo sht^ cauii'- to ('oT.esvillc to ri'.side ^^ ith iur son, A.sahcl ] );^h^o\•,•,
wlicn.' she i\Uiainf(l nnti! Ijcr dratli, iM-b. 4, ISSU, I uiny; ',).", vcars old — ''-•■/'>'-"// M<n,ltnr
I. llanic-l I)i-lT<nv, b. Dt-c. S, ISKl; m. Williruu S. Ulnk'^ho, who d. ,\uu. -1.
IS.-.V: rrs, A^lilaii-.i.
II. Ciia.l.'s 'i'utth.- ])!-brow, b. May IC, ISIO; M.D. ; yraih Med. Col., \A'ashinirTon,
J). (.'., 1SJ-: inac. in (^ii-LM-iu' Co. a yr. and a Inilf; leui. to Mi<h., Aim-., bS-13; ])rai-. In
O\lord aiid Si. t'lair; icni. to East Saijina.w, >]:ir(di, ]s."JO, ami d. there Xw-j:. 7, ly;):]: lii.
Aug. 111. is.io, >[ary C. Iiii^vr^ol, h. Oi-t. I'll, lfc!-2o. 1, IIki.i-.x M., b. Nov. S. f'-^l:',: v..
Oct., T:'ii7, ( KorLTf (i. ('haiinuin, iiiercliaiit. of ('hira;;'o. i, Ir^iu:, 1). Nov., IS'jf). :;',
6V-/v,v 7,//-'V./„. Dee. , IM'.s. '2, ('tiAiti.i.s \V.. .laii. S,' ISjI.l. o', FuAXi is \Vii,i..i.',.m, h.
Au.e-. 2. is.-,l. .1, EHM;-rT I.)., Felt. '^. bs.",s.
"in. Sarah Bliss IHshrow. 1,. .\;.:'il P;. iN?;]; d. in Wiiailiani, ]>-e. 27. F-G;i; in. .lau.
8, ls4f). Bei/oni Bronson. 1, Anna, b. Nov. 21, 1S52. 2. Frank A., 1>. Fel). 2;J, IS.^'.i.
IV. Asaliel Disbrow, b. Sept. \\. IS-JC;; ui. Mareh .1, Fsnn, i;:.,di.d Dewel, who d
Dee. 1!, 1S21J: ros. C'onesviile. N. Y. F Zi-.Mi-iinv. b. March 17, iS'il. 12, BosivnA.
b. Mareh 10. 1S44; itt. Oct. -j, ISOU, Lsadore I'arker.
V. Ezra T'isbrow.
91237. .Daniel Bliss Tattle, b. .inly, 1707; r,i. 1S21, Al^i.r;nl Clark Stinq.son
of Windham; eelebiaicd their i;'>)lden wed dinu' in 1871, at ^\'i^alhaln. lb' d. Seju. (!.
1S77, a. S(t. She d. Xos". 10. 1S7S, in her 7i;th'yr.
I. Femnel Sii)Hj'-o>,. h. Oct., ]S21: d. Apiil 2:1, 1S70, a. 40; unm.
II. S:';'ah Bli.ss, 1,. S^i-t., Is2!;; ni. Aaron B. Steele of Bi-- Flats, Chemu);-; Co.. N.
Y. 1. .h'l.iA. 2. Fj;a:.'i IS. ;), D.\Nn-:i,. 4, Aiuoaii,.
111. Daidel Sylve.- = ev i,_ Jaii, of,, ] s;^,7 ; g,-ad. Colinubia Col. 1S.")7; Supt. of Si
Paul's Sunday School, >,". Y. (The old altar cross of St. I'anl's is now in St. Paul's ehh.
of YiriTiiiia City, Montana.) Elected Missionary Bishoj) of the Prot. Epis. (dih. in ISii.'^i.
beiiiK l>ut 2S yi's. of a.; consocra.ted two yrs. K'lter, .May 1. 1S<;7. Mi-s. IM^dio]! fr,r th.' T-o.-
ritorie.s ol Montana. Idaho and Utah. He was tlieiiihe >oiinii-esi of the hisliops. W'lien
lie '.vent to Ftah in It^GI tliere was not a ])rotestani (dih. or ministi-r in all tliat reixic.in :
there wei't' but two comuinuieai\ts, and twenty-five others calliue; ihems.dves cliri-tians.
ami tli.'.se \\t-re persecuted by the Mornnais The field had l)een abandoiii'd by every
christian minister who had atteiui)ted work there, and upito 1871, and perluxps later, the
Bisliup and his co-laborers were tlie only protestant ministers at v.-ork. In ]S71 there
were -even cler_:ryii;en, b,-side- hini-^idf, and fivechurch edifices. One of tluiii. Si. Mark'-
in S:ill J,ake C'itV, is Iniiit <if stone at cost of ^lO.OlH), wa~. oj.eni'd on tlie free seat piin-
ci])le. Tiiere are day schools and Sunday sehoojs, many of the i)iipi!s in whii li iirc" cliil
dre-n of Muniion ])arents. Connected with the mission is a grammar school t:uii,'ht by
New York ladies. There is a school at Oiideii. and one in kioi.sc ('iiy, where tliere isal.-o
a church which has (1^71 ) s:3 communicants, and is .-elf-supjiortiue;. In the various
sche.ols there are 220 ]inpils, and in t!ie Sunday sidiools neaidy as manv. Mo-^t of the
children are free si hi4;'rs and s(i].poiieil i.y schok-n-shiiis fioio the Fast. The Bisliop
is kindly treated by tlje Moi mons and has (heir respi'ct; yet hi^ task as to T'tah mr.-t b.-
one of peculiar dillie-alty and. trial, and to liim and Ids v.ork are jiartieuhuly and emi-
nently apidic;ib]c the remarks of P.i-liop Fiithjolm in Eiicohi Catheilral, En::., v.heri'
he f;ave an aeeount cjf the American ('hiiridi as a mission.-i ry bo.jy: 'Mtf the missionary
bisliops I cannot speak to(i liiL^rbly. 'i'hey ari' v,-oithy of the best days of t In- cli'.ifcle
and for ener^^'-y. zeal, endui'ance of haniship and denial, lelniini.-^irative ability and
alc;n,!:,,i^-:. ,,1 labois. I doubt \\heih.,-i aiiy l>ody ot ne-n <'oiisecrated to liie lilo- olliee and
ww;-1l has ever surpa.-sed them. Without e-ccption ihe c mi n of licroi.- mon.ld are Jay
iiii;- amid.-^t discourae-i^'iiieuts and liiliiciilties I'oiinda.tioii^ uanihy of a])o:, folic master
•X
ud(Ait2c(J^
• i<i:jSy-.hY ii:3';op o:-' Kj:r:>.:;.4 idaho at::) ut/j:
Lij.s" r.y?.Ul^Mev.
'iTTILK.
401
IjiiiMrrs ill till- iiriinitivc da\s nf tlic rluiiTJi V,v u•l,■,^ il, .•>- .1 i 1 .v
111.' l.e\. .\. \\ . (nlbcTi wni^-s in tile S/jirif of )//„/,,,,, 1;,,,,. is~-. <■ t
lOUSC-
■ 'J'hc pcoj.l.' have
hold wold, anil his comiiur a wait. 'd wiili iuicnsi- f.a"-.Tn(
l)wn dnuvii to the cliiiivh rliruui;]! tlie inilucnccnl HiOi,,,, Tuiiip I'nn.. " II ■ t^ .
nf X..vton, Conn. 1, Gkuk.k SiakJ.^ h ki J V r'",: '"rTs •"'':;' 5"'^^
91238. Ephraim Tuttle, b. .lunr :i, iTDO; d Jan •' i-rp. „, p,, ,., ,,..,,
Sylvia ihi^dinidl, 1). in W. U,-t. ti, ISO?- ivs Chittfran.r,, V v^'r'i;i''i ■ J ',[■' ''i"--'
II. IJi.diard \Nilliain. b. D,-,-. ]9, LSOIk unni
in. C'liM-If .. b. lA-r. ;^u. ]sii;;i. d. F<d.. :2.-,, ]s3i.
of Cazcnnvia, N. Y.. b. Urt. 7. 1S|:3. ' i^lJy :.:. ^ V^^''' ^^'^^ J>"».i""nn Coolny P,,tnani
J]rAi([.K< Ki'iMLM.M, b. A])nl x'L\ lyo!).
Bn.rccof CornNvall, Conn., b. KOfJ^d Ma^ 7^;^ '" " ^"'^'l'^^''^^ J"^ '"• K^?, Keb.cca
1. J>uniah. re.s. Wind!,aui;black^ndt'h;nn.n..ofthoX. Y S Lo<.- ■ d in A.ldo,.-!
III.
III. ^>ophia, ni. ISlo. .]<,], n Ashnan llmd, ivia tu SuUivu, \Y 1 r,,.-,
IV. .Julius, d, a. 15.
V Vintrs. in. Stq.henBushiKll; jvni. to Madison Co., X. Y. ] IUk, r,u- o
•3, A;.1;,>.^! ■'' '"■ '^"^'^^'"^ ^'''' "^' l''="'^- t<'^vn of Durham, Gre.u,, €«: 1, Xaxcy.
913. Plicbc Tuttle, b. ,!an. S, iny- ,] March:) roo- ,., v,„. or ,-,,'. c.
Milos of Wallinyford, Conn., b. l),r ]d 1mI- d AVri ' IS 7~Vi ) 'n i ^ ' t' ^""''^^'
"'p - . - ..
Joseph .Milf.s, b. March 7. 1737
I!. AniMS Mih's, ],, F,.!,. r,^ ] 7;-is
III. i.'uth .Mih-.. b. May -Jl,' i;;;i); m. >:t.'|.]n-n Hall
-• v''",' ^^}!'T- ^'- *-*■'■ '' 1 '11: '"• ^'aj.t. Jnhn'McChavr
^. >lariha Mihvs, b. June ^s, I7.j;>
\'l. I'jnif! .Miirs.
^'iI. Jo(d Mih-s, Nov l.S 17.10
VI II. Isaac .Mile.'
\l i. Isaac Miles. \ucr. 'jr>, 1:3- m. Mr. H.d.omb nf Leld-di Tannerv T'n ■;.
i;rand^..!i ot Isaa.-; Charles W. .MiL-s nf .h-i~.'v (■•tv !,•, ,-,„.,, f '•'»■"';, 1 a. . is a
Tv" ■ o-'' ;\;.- ',"■' "' ""i'li'.v 1" biui ut.s nor answer.-o
i-y Samuel Jiliiev, 1,. .\i.u-. ]-j_ j 7.-,7_
X. Caleb .Miles
-iG2' ]!i;ANcir of sr.MOx.
9133. Ruth Miles, b. May 134, 1730; m. Apvil 21, 1 7n;\ Sl-i.hen Hall b Nov 7
1124: be vas a[.})t. Licm. !iud idu-yw. Capt. in on.' of tlw 6 leoimcuts ordeivd to In'
rai.scd in Coni!., Oct., 1770.
1. Ibuii.-y Hail, 1;. Julv S, ]7i;i.
II. Stcplieii Hall, F.-b.' 27. 17(1(1; 111. Der. H, 17Sf;, Liicv, dan. of Cnl. Is-ic* and
Martliu ((''>ok Wool-, b. Jan. .J, 17ili). 1, Sox, d. a fi davs. 2, Piij i..\xi>j.:i; b 1700
HI. -loliu Hail, b. F.b. 2:;:, HC-S; in. Oct. 2?, 1 r:.!], Lurv Fnmci.^ 1 \\H\\n"v''b
Oct. 14, i7;rj. 2, EsTiii-:i{, Urt,. 11. 17114. 3, Is.vac, April Is, noo. 4, .M.vutus S.'-i.i
-20, 171)N. " ' '^ ■
W. E,-,tl!ei- Hall, b. April 17, n70. >
9134. Mabel Miles, h. Ort. l, 1741: d. I),-r. 2f), 177r,; ,.■.. Capt. Jolm McCbavo.
I. Miles McC'b.uvL', b. 170:'; d. in s..M-vi.-L- of his coiiiitrv of ca:iii) di>tcnii).-i- An.''
1,1 77(;, a. IH. ■ ' '
II. Polly M.-Clcavo, b. 17()!l; d. Oct. 2, 177:;, in 4t1i vr. of b.^' a.
III. Piiebe Mel. 'If.ivo, d. aft.T Juno Ifi. is:!(l, " inonfiied and bcart-brokou." " \
woman of .^-i-.-at oxcollcuco:" ni. Hoc. (i, lis;). ])j-. Najhaniol, s. of Col. Lev.-n-tt llub-
baiil of New Hav. , baj). A u o-. 11,] 70.5. I !o wa- a f^iniou.- ar-oucber and was in nnivoi-.-^al
domand. In 171)7 bo wa.s Adjutant in tbo i.'onn. .Mil., ami latei', liiicrado Major and
Insi>(:-ctor. Hi.-, Labit.s wlti- conviviad and bo went astiay. }[<• d. (in poor bouse it i<
said), June 16, l.S2o, a. about Go. lie lived some tinn- in tbc old sf.ne b.iuse, corner
Meadow and Gc-orge st.s.— i>?'. If. Jlruh^o,,'^ Jh'f. /'/-.'.v. He was an onlv cl.dld. ' Mary
Hubliard. 2d wf. of Hr. Abdial Holmes, and ateji-inotliHr of Dr. (.)liv,:-r \V. Holmes wa.s
bis cousin. 1, J AXr. \\'. , m. • Moore of Salisbiirv, Conn., and d. ,v ;'
IV. Patiy McCleave.
91344. Patt:v' McCleavo, d. Marcb 12, 1S;1<;, a. G4; m. Jan. 2(;. 1704. James, s.
of (Japt. Jeri'miah and .Mindv.eli (Coi.jr) Carrin-t'in. !■. ,\o\ . 0. 1770. He wa.s for maiiv
yrs. supt. or tlie g-un factciry for Eli Whitney. Po.stinaster of AN'all'd; a fine .sina'er.
I. Miles >irCleave Carrington, b. Nov. M. K'.M; m. Marv Bebce of Walivf Conu
1. IIr.xi;v Bi.!:i.i:., Y. C. ISi.j; grad. W. P.; raisod a vc-t. of"2,ln0meu for the' Union'
•army ;ind ua-- a Ci-n. in the late war: Col. V. S. .\rmy; now (1,^7.")) Prof, of Military
Tactics in \\'aba;5b Col., Iiid., fn.'Ui wiiich In- ).-ccivi.'d tbo d-'gvee of FL.D., 1S70.
Author of 7i'.'//'-.s „f tjir Aiihri';.')> Utrnhid,,,,. x.', Mauy HioxitTLiTA, m. Rev. Edwin
Kandol],b Cilbert, b. Fei>. 10, Ih'Oy; Y. C. Is29; stud, v^ith Jiev. Amos Bassett, D.D., of
Hebron, Conn.; pa^-to^ Cong. (dili. at ^Val^d, lS'!2-74, and d. there, 1S74; Fellow of ^"
C. Iy49: D.D. S(.-e portrait" in. yM-./.v' ///.v/. (// ll",///';/. He was son of Pevfon K. and
Anna (Gilbert of Hebrou. Hem. (1) Dorcas Sonthmayd Diitti.m (daii. of Rev. Aarou of
AVatertowii, Couii.. and sister of Bev. Dr. S. ^^'. S. l>Litton of New Haven) who d. 1849.
" He m. (2) Se|it. 7. lSo2. Ann Clarissa, dau. of \Vm, Pvildwin, b. April 1,' ISlo; d. s. i.
Aug., 1864, and Mr. C m. again." — B^ddwiu Grn., p. 4-)].
II. Caioline Carrington, .June 12, 1706: in I'^D:! she paintel a larg.^ genealogical
tree of tiic descetulants of Isaac Cook of \N'allijii;ford, drav.n b.v her father- m Coust'int
Kirtland of WallM |".ll.].
III. Sina Carrington, b. Aug. 31, 1790; d. unm., Dec. ol, 1S.">1, at the res. of her
bro. Jame.s W. C. , in Astoria, L. I.
IV James Whitney Carrington, Mandi 1, d. M:iy 21, 1S02.
V. Mary Carringt(m, May o, 1^:1)8: m. Jidm Hart of N. Hav.
VI. Harriet Carrington, d. in Wall'd.
VII. James Wliitney Carrington, May 6, 1800; res. Astoria, L. 1.; m. Sei)t. 7,
18')G, Grace Townsend oi' Nov.- Haw
VIII. Susan Carrington, July 2, 1812; m. xVlgernon Sidney, Esq., of Moljile, Ala.
917.. Eimiee Tuttle, b. Juh- 12. 1720; m. Oct. 17, 174o, Gid'^on Ives jr b
tSepL. 24, 1720, s. of Gidfon and Mary (Koyce) Ives
1. Amos Ivt'S, bap. June 5, 17o2.
II. Isnos Ivts, b. Dee. 2, 1753.
HI. JHrnsha Ives, bap. Oct. 12. 1755.
IV. Gid.:on Ives, 1.). Mav 15, 1757.
* Col. Isaac Cook was an officer in the Rev. array. His s. Joel, b. Oct. 12, i-oo, served throueli the
war of the Rev. He receivc.i a Captain's com. from I'res. Jefferson and distineui's.bed himself in the war
of iiir. He v,-as in many h.ivd fouyht Indian battles and. it is Shid. saved" the lile of Gen. \\'m. H.
Hanison at the baitle ot Ti;-)pecanoc. He d. at l)t;er I'ark, L. I,., Dec iS. io;i, in hi.'i Qid yr. Lois
Cook, who m. Oliver Dooliitle I'.i' v,a<^ sis. of Col. Isaac, .\nothcr r-iv. Pbehe.m Isaac Doohrtie 'i-T
Phili|; Cook, who m. Thank;u! Tuttk- [cj .vas a first cous. of Col. Isaac. Mrs. Ruiherford B. Havei i;j
is a i:t. i:t . dau. of Col. Isaac Cook.
M1I.es, McCLKAVE, TUTTLE, JVE8.
403
9172. Encb Ives. b. Dec-. 2, 17r,H; m.; rmi. to liri.-i-l Cuun
I. iMUliCc.
. 91721 Euuice Ivcs, 1., Mardi 11, 1780; d. Vw.trrl,,,,, X. Y Junr !•-> 184r ,„
.n Knstol Nov i,,.; Orna Ihm, b. M.y 5. 17^9, s. of A.nbVus; and M xn '(iSo '
in.w) Inu.of l?>..io . ( onn llo ru. iL>) ]8J4, Luriu. (iay]ord; rem. to \\Vtcu-lo 8 S-
f, f-''''^^^'"'-';^!'^'. ^■ ^.. at l.niH- ol .on-iu-law, .J. B. F,a,„.is, Nov. U, 1S70 a 8"^ v^x
l!e Avas a cabii.n imda-.-; d.'aron in ilir- chli ' ■
I. ^nnidia M. liart.b Spj,!. 5, ISLl: d, F.d,. 10, ISO!); n,. A],ril2} 1S:)1 Gr^o
IL Langd,m ot hurlui^ton Conn s ol A.ah.l and Viol.tla (HitoWk), b. Feb ?^'
1.>U'J; d. at X^ aterlu... U,-t. 9. 1S;J7, Joav in- -.3 hons- C', (,,.f ic,-,. h,,,,,/', t V ^-;
Soutldngton. s. of Na,,hani,d and 'Mub.! iCnunptonl' '^' Oun x '' '^Asu.v; "Jn! d
3-. and o, Ui.M. A., d. in annv, F.d-. 2-2, ISd^. f ])v.ight A^AI1LL. l„>tl, d.
II. (Joo^ Hart, b. F,.b.20, 1S]0; d. Oct. 2(J. INIJIJ; „,. Sarali Edwards of (), is \ Y
K:^;l^Zn^:£v.^^^'n^.^'■ -^--^-- '■>''•• ^^>^-'- oct.: ..nJ-^r: 4:
in. Il.ni^- O.wl.s Han, b Ang. 19 1S18; m. Au^. 20, 183S, Lucinda Di.brow s i
N\ .•th!')sh..dd, e'onn.; .V. i.; res. Cananda.o-Liia. N Y • i iaa< i.,, u.
V. Enos Ivfs HaM. b. Sei-t. 11, 1^22; cabinet n.akov: went to Carandai..-,;a but
re urn, d 1S41: went to California, 1^52. and spent :> yrs. ; nnnvned ,n For.: .] r C.;, "'
June . ISJU, i^-Kev I n- PorterjU 1 arnnn^rton, lid, n K. ]^dd.n, dau. of Ai of l^u Hn!!:
Ht]S02 ■ '"' ' ^ ^ ^' ■ '^'''- ^''-'' «<^i^'^^!- ^, t:xoslvKs, Au|.
918. Ambrose TuUle, b. Scid. 2o, 1728; m. Mav 21, 1748, Estlier Ives sister of
<.i. .-on y.honn Eui.n;,. J utile; wid. Estlier Tuftle was admitted 1 v inter f cui tlu , Id
at ('],.s are to the Cong. d.V at Xo. Canaan. Conn., M=n- 27 i;;( n V V ,n f
.,,ol Am u■oseTnt.l^ late of ^yalHngford, dec., given t,, widow Estl.eiJ^^^^
hn i'4 ■ '' ''""'■''"■' '^^-".l'^""" =^»'' Samu(d. In 17,;o Jo,d Ives guard to Ambrose:
I. Samuel, b. Dec. 22, 1748; d. .March 0, 17,-)5
II. -Marilia, b. i*ct. LI. ] 7.")0.
HI. Ambrose, Oct. 11, V,:y2.
IV. Benjamin, Sept. o, J 7.V1: nn Mary Lvniau
V. Samuel, Dee. 22, 17.j7.
j.^l'li- Lois Tuttio, b. March fi. 1737; m. June U). 17(]0, AI)el Ives, jr., b. D,:c. G,
I. Ruth I^e^, b. 1701.
91,11.1. llulh Ives, b. 17G1; d. Aug. 24, I84:j a 83 vrs -m Xnv l~v5i p ,
art. b..Julv 4, 1708; s. ,u Ca,.. NjuhanieUnd A.ic,:';iiam k^n ! i^„i,S/g^-^
lie d. m (losben, (, onu., Mav 22 1S;36 a 73 vr.s "J'-'>3"-)ui, L(um.
I. Inf. ■ ' - " ■
11. Lois Hart, July 17. 1787; m. Asa ^Va.rd of Cornwall, Conn
III. Alice Hart. Nov. 28, 1790; m. Daniel Beach
I\ . Seeley Hart. b. Fel). 28, 178:3; d. a. 2 vrs.
V. Amanda Hart, b, l'\d>. 29, 17!j0- m May 21 IH-''! -\lv,l, \v; • . ^r w
VI. Seele, Hart. h. Feb. 1, 1798; rem o 0 ol82 theiV ru Oc 'lO 1^-'"T"- ■
Thi.a Cha,tnan. b. Mard. ,u. 180., dau. of Constantr. J: n. B^kf d'd^^iio '""""
MI. Betsey Han, 1,. Ort. 14, 1801; m. Rufus Carrier.
VHI. i;eub;-n Han, I). May 2, iS()3; rem. to (')hio'lS2i;- m there J„lv '- i ^on v
A,ml.nv.b. Nov. 1... 1810; carpenter; res. Brindldd, (i i Ch\; '^. Vu m^ D?
o IN.- m^Oct^ir:. ls.;.U-deanm-X.Stilwell; farmer. 1, .t/,'. ;h. (? Julv 14 ]^1 o'
Ssi^w,tj:;/77'^^4n ''■ '"'"' ''■''-'■ ''■ ''''■ ^' '^^^-. Juiyii'^s!^- o;
liyei^,; i;;f;- ,ta :;h^^pL;:.^T s;;;.:^- ^-J^^- ]^;:- 'i:^r^^:n^;r^. ^e
401
in;ANcii ()!' sn;<>>;,
92, Tiinolhy Tuttle. i'. lt;S2; ]>y(i\<. in N. IJavcn; ivin.. v>itl» his ratlur'f^ f;niii!y
A\ lidi fiVionl .; y(;'.ix(jr n,t;>.' tn Walliiiii-fiTd, (,'oiin. In fai'ly lilV- lit- exploi'cd Ilu> country to
llif wt'stwavii cf \N'. uiid hi'Ii-cictl ianil IVn- a l':;nn. \\irn li Lf cl; anvl with hi-: (i\vn ]i;ui(is,
and OK it jii-e;iari'd a lionie for Ids family, ^\nr!■;i;1-• 'iuough tlic week as it ^vas too
far ti) i;(i lionif (-very nieht and r^-i in lunfji; only nri Satsiiday?;, guiih'd hy a lin.c ol' hliizid
tifis 111' harl inatlcrd. tlirou_L':h the v.-nods. 'Idn^ spoi is alamt a luilr j-ast ni thf ci-nlral
part of rh'^ villafcr of Chcsliiic. In l?!.""!, it is nicrrcd to in the division of ^^'al)in;:f()rd
into scho.'i'! districts, the west divisiun to i-xtcnd " a.s fa.r as wi'st of tin' i-i\ci'. as higli as
Tiirn''hv Tuttl.'"s and Tiniotliy Bea<di's." Here he aftei wards crerted !)i--fiisr iraine
lious' in tin- tr>wn of t^'hisldie (ac<'ordin;,'- to the fan. ii} rradition, iuit Joseph 1'. lleach
lias dovibts al)out tliis liouse beintr the iirst, and accords that honor to llie Jhit<dicock
house in aniither iinrt of the town; " tlie 'J'lirth' llo!I^e may lia\e la-en the seconds" Jt
was a o-ood s])eciinen (.)f the Conn, farm house in the ohk-n tiuic; nndcr its roof were
born cliiUlren, grand chihlren, gveut gr. chih and groat great gr. cliih of the luiilder; it
was standin!;- until n few years since, wdieji it. was burneij by an incendiary. b'/ie,g at the
tiijK- nnoeeapii.-d.
In IT'Jd rise ^\'est \'t'ail!nLM'ord district was made a society, and at the fii'St nri'Cting-
(SepT. lii, ] 7',':;) Timothy Tiittii' was \(ited Movh-j-atoi '■ for thf year ensuiiiir. liis laune
is til" first name on the lecords of the town. Nov. -!, 1 7:?o; Caleb Williams, 'J'inioThy
Tiuth-, .b,)slina Hotchkiss, Nathaniel Dnnuell and Thon.as Corry were voted a comnntlee
to manage the work of the meeting house, IL-'C, 17-^^8: Tiniotliy Tunle, Jo.-e]i]i 'i'lK.mj'-on
and 'I'lnnnas Mathews the c<iinniitiee to seat the meeting liouse.
Sept. 1, 1T24, the same conimitiec to •■ dignify tlje meeting liouse;" same yenr ho
was one of a conimittee of three to manage sch.ool affairs. Nov., 17-24, he was one uf
the com. of three t.i mana.ge alYairs o| Ordination. (Mev. Sa.iiiu' 1 Hall VN"as ordained the
first pastor of the chlj. in Cheshire, iv-c, V.'li.) The sa.me yiai 'V. '[\ a'p-jioinlid coh of
the four iiemiv rree.
In Dec. 17-0. on a com. of throe to manage society atfa.irs for ensuing yv. Jh-c. 20,
ITOf), " Seri^canl Tutth.^ " on com. of tliree to i-un l)oundary lines between the ea'-t and
v.X'St societies (Wallingforu and (Cheshire).
Nov. 17. IT-?!), Miuthew i'lellimiy, if. of l!;v. Di. Jo-ei)h, tl^- ceh.-br.ited divine),
Sergeant Tuttle anil Isaac Mo-s, a anw. to bnild school house; also ;o manage soc. affairs
for ensuing vear. Also next year, aral to jiianage school affairs. Nov. S, 1732, Sergeant
Tuttle voted'moderator for year ensuing. Xov. 1, 1700, .lolm Hull, Sergeant Tu'tle and
John (iaylord lo manage society affairs.
On Sept. 17, 17;!7. a new nteeting house G!x4."J and 24 fei-t m height was voted, and
Sortct. Tutth_^ to fie .Moderator for yeai' ensuing, and on com. ttj nntnago soc. liffairs, and
in f73S. Jtme 12, 17;.'*J, on com. of three to s'-ll theold meetinghouse. Chosen dieaconj
Aui:. I'J, ITo'J. In Dec, 17;j!), on com. of three to ri.anage s..;-. affairs, an.d tin- two
succeeding years. In 1742 he was a nicmber of the eniui.-ii for th.c ordination of Kev.
Bonj. ^Vuodbridge as nr.>t pastor id' the chh. at Amity ( Wi.u.Hibridgc )
'lie bouirlit ' hind in Ftirmingtoit of r.t-nj. .Iiidd. — Farm. L'ind liec. He d. in
Cheshire, .-'ipril lo, ] 7.")G, a. 74, "llis gra\-e-stone once st;'.ndiitg in the old giave-yaru
there, and on v>hich faint traces of itiseri]>tion are still visilde, iias been utilized in th.e
construction of an adjaceiit stone fence. His lite began two years lad'ore the death of
the aitcestre-ssof the race recorded in this work, and In- doubtless sat on Iior knye and
heard her voice. It emled only nine years laT'ore the birth, in the house wluch he built,
other grt. grt . gri. gr. s., b'ri Tuttle (the father o\' ih" compihr), thus covering a jieriod
that embraces in jtart the cotemji.irary history of live getn raiiotis.
Ilis will dated Dec., 17,');;, '• being in the 7lst year of my age," names eldest son
Eohraim. execr. , '■ wife r-^artsh to Inive till the os'ate .-h*' brought nn- at time of my mar-
rh'iL''-," s^'-uis Mo-'.,., (.'ershnjn, Timothy. Simon; daitgliters Mary, wife of Miles Hull;
Abiur.il, wife of .biliM i.'aylical; Midiitald.e, wife ni .\mirew Clark, and i-hildrm ol
Hach'.d, wdio was wife of Nathan Tvler.
■^ In eurlv :irii-:'-^ tbc Moder.i'.nr ;irc.-.'!!c-i at the Town C'U'rts, \\r,i(.h Li.nsistccl of tlirec, live- cir fevcn of
the chict inl..ibif.u!- IT S'-;cc;rii!.-n.:'.ri!l in case Oi tie liehaiMriL- Cii^'inij vote . 'I'tii'-. Court met .-a stated
times to hear .tail clcidc minor coritrovrr^iifs between the lownsnn'ii. rcspertirt; itespassfs or dcoii. It
also liad li'.e power of suinmotiiti,; ; attics bctore it !'.•: tn.il --/''<(.- .'.v' ///.v.'. c/ I'.'iu'i.
'The til-.; .i';a:;'--- ■ ; tr.t < !.':i-l. :• c-I:'<. v.erc Stcpht-a Hntchki-.s ttnd Joseph Ives. On the re<;!£;r^:i -
tion of Oca Mntt!ikl-.s, 'i'mow.v ■liutU- wris chosen, .-'.ii.i on iho rc-ii^n.-ition of Dea. Tuttle, Sttplu-a
ill tc'iklAs. ir . s->n M &■■ rir,'. <:.-;c:n;i, u-.-i.; -jlu-.'-.fn in ol-ivr 'a Dd Tattle. Ephr.->.im Tuttle. son of ibc
litter, !«. lor I'lrst \U'. I'.stlicr Ibi'cb'rd Vi. daa. ol the t^rst I^t.e i^tephen.
'Ji rn.E. ■ 405
][v HI. Xo\ . '.^ nOj, Tltankl'ul l>:io!ittlc-' , who d. Nov. '.^I, IT'i':^. lit- in. (•.?) .lime !),
i:21», Mary Uwnv,-,! who d. .)aii. 'J".?, 17;!S; (:W -May 17, lT;!fi. Mary II r.iiiislMU, wlu, d. Jan.
'22, 17 i"-': (llJuiic 'JS. 17111, .^Il>. ^^aral! iliuni-^toii, \vi(|. of Jaiuis [aufi 14 IJ, and dan. of
pynt-iKv.cr am! Alii^call (Jlcatnn) .\1 w!'.tiM-,|: b, April G, lOUlJ; d. Mav 2S, ]7iU: /. iiv 1st ii:. :
1. Kaeiicl, 1-. .\]inl 10, 17. d; ni. Xailiau Tyl'.-r.,:;
U. J-.b.'T,v/.(T, h. May LS, 17ilS; d. J.)cc, ;), 17;iu, u. •2^^, " of yo tlirr)at, dvsiroycr."'
111. l-;]iliri>.i>ii, b. April 10, 1710; in. E,->tlu'i llotclikisb; (2j* Jlaiwiali raiigb'.Mi; (3)
'J'l.aiiktul (Si-dr-uirk) Tj-csit.ni.
]\'. Marv, li. (i.'t. :l 17J2: in. Ih--. 4, 1729, Miles Hull of Dirbv.
A'. (ici-di.Ma. b. Aui;. 11, 17 M: in.
V!. 'iiiiiotliy, D(x-. 4, 171i;: m. Jan. 27, 1743. Ifaunah Wadliairis.
\']I. Abijnii!, Aj^ii] lo, ]7]it; m. Jolm d'aybird. ".Mrs. Uaylord, bu. Nov., 1751, —
CliCf-hirc Ri'-.\ 1, Ciiii.D, baj). June 27, 1742. '2, A.Mo?, bap. March, 174G.
VlJl. SliHi'ii, li. Jiiuf 2, 1721: ni.
IX. M.isfs, b. Ih-c. IS, 172;!; n^. June 2, 1740. Sibvl 'J'liouias.
X. 'J'bankfnl, li. Nov. 5. 172i]; d. I'n^r. U, 1747, a" 21; unni. /. bv 2a in.:
XI. Mekitabb'. b. Xnv. 1."., 1730; ni. Feb. 7, 174n, Andr^\^• Clark."
Xll. Irhab^d, b. Jn]N2, 1732; d. Jan. <-', 1747. .A cdiild of Sits.;!. Tuttle d. Ik-e.,
]727.—'.7(' >/((■/■(: C7(//. Ho'.
921. B.achel Tutile, b A])iil 10, 170r;; d. in (,'];r>]iire. Conn., Xov. 25, 1740, ni.
Jun- 2'>, liob. Xatlmn. s. of J, dm an<! Abigail (Hail) J'ybi, b. April 17, 1701. Ik ni. (2)
Tlianl'.tui — - — . Ii' J ,nie, 1707. adiu. of liis i-^t. givcu to Ejiliraini .Siiiiili in n. fif lii.s \vf.
Tlji'Ukiul, llu' wid. refu^in''; c>.t. in.-olvt-nl.
* I stiipose her to be c'r. dau. of Abrahain and dau. c>f Jof;n and M:'.ry iPetk' Dwt'itt'c. Marv Peck
was dau. of John a.id Mary u^Io>Ri Peek. Mary .Mens was da-i. oi John Moss of W.ih'd.
t Mary Ivowe, jd wife of Dta. Timothy Tutile was dau. of Joseph and Lydia (Ralli Peck. Joseph Peck
was of .Newark, X. J., and d. 'here .Ian. i?.-,;, a. jo. He was son oi Heiry Peck of New Haven, ar.d his
wf. Sarah, dau, of Dea. Rogrer .AHint:. Lydia BaU, wf. of Joseph Peck, was dau. of Edward Bail of
liranfcid, \vLi.. rcir.. to ^^'twark and was Hiph Sheriff of Es<e.x Co., .N.J. .Mary Peck. dau. of JoSL-ph,
ni. Stephen, s'. of John and Abiyail uMsopi Rowe of E. Hav., b. July i, loS?; d. Xov. 13, i-jj.. This
g;enealogy is proved by sundry records. A deed recorded ai Xew Haven, 17J0. to "Robert Talu.ia^e,
who has supported our mother, Mrs. Sarah Peck, for .si.x years, of our part of her thirds in ilie ^'ork^fiire
(luarter, alsj about four acres in the common.'' si^^ned Joseph I'etk en' Xeivark, X. J ., James Peck 01
Xew haven ar.d Mary and Timothy TutOe. Anothtr.deed to Tioberi Tahiia<,'e for the same coasid.,
rec 1742, signed by J;!rTies Peck, Samuel Peck and Tliomas tiiibert. and in i-.<4 Joseph Peck of Xev.ark,
then a. 6q yrs , .-Vmos l''eck, Abjtraii. wf. of Robc't Tahnai:e, Samue! i'eck, Tnomas (iiUiert. Joseph Peck
of Daabury and M"ary, wf. of Timothy Tuttle, ?,s joint heirs, unite in a conv. to Mauliew Gilbert, lames
Peck m. a sister of Stephen Rowe, as ajipears by an agreement between tlie heirs of John Kowe. e.\hib-
bitrd at Xew Haven, by James Peck, 1742, signed by John Matthews, heirs of Stcprien, x\bii,'nil, wid. of
James Morris, liaar.ah^wi . oi James Peck, and Sarah, wf. of Pllcazer P.rovvn. Dodd sa> s //<;;.■ /..j/;
Rowe m. 172^., John Peak, and makes no ruention of his dec. or of hsr id m.. bir. from the above record
It ir clear that she was wf. of James Peck in 174^: chil. of .Stephen and Marv Peck Rnwe. 1. St.--;fhk.v,
b, Sept. 7, '-It; d, Xov, i^, i-;i. .;. Josr:i'K, ti . Oct. 7, i;ii; m. Dec. i^i, 1743, .A.Digail Beecher. 3,
iJ.nMia,, b. Xov. 7. i;'-o. 4, Marv. b. Li^c. 21, 17-'.'; m. Rraciicy, and liad umor,(; others: i, Si^-Z/if/i
iVcTt'i- lirnJlt), b. C!;cshire, Conn., Feb. 20. "s.i; V. C, 1775; rem. to \'t. 1770; set. at Westminster." He
drew up the " \'eriron; Apiieak" pubiislied by the State Council 1779; many years Pro'-, .^tty. of the
Co.; Col. and Gen. of Militia; oltea Rep. in Gen. Assembly; one of the commissioners in 17SQ in the final
adjustment of the controversy with New Vork; three times elected C. S. Senator, scrvinj,' ever i.) yrs.;
lied. Dec. 19, 1S30. — HalT s Hist . 0/ I'! His dau., Adeline Gratia, was fir~t wf oi Sara'i G. Goodrich.,
(Peter Parleyl p. loS. and liad .Mary Elizabeth, who m, hercous. Charic> M. Wolcctt, Esq., p. r-.y. His
s. Wr.n. Czar Bradiey, b. March 20, 17S2; \' . C.; LL.D,; mem. Con.; an able lawyer; d. .Marcn 3, 1S67, a.Sj.
tin 1750 slie quit-claimed Lcrii;,'ht in estate of her father, Et>cnezer Atwater, to her brother James
Atv.-ater,
gWilliam Tyler of .Milf.ird. said to be from Devonshire, England, the oldest persr.n found in t!ie Xew
Haven Colonial Records, In a hst of after settlers is Win. T\ ier. Inv. of est. t.iken Feb. iS, 161^2-1,.
1 , Rocer Tyler, m. June 10. i6uS, Sarah Huimston of Waihn^'lord-, perh.ips dau. of Henry, and sis.
of Jolin, whom. Saraii Tuttle, icoS [i\
II. John Tyler, ra. Jan. 14. ifv4, Abisfail Hall, whod. Xov. 20, 1741. i. EsTntk, Sept. 20. ity5; m.
Moses I'earh. 2. Joh.v, Jan. 2g, lio- ; m , April 7, 1731, Piicbe Beach ; (2) X'ov. q, 17.;;, Mary Doolittle.
i. by 2d m.: i, A'f.'. yo/zn, Episc. minister at Norwich, b. 1743. 3, Ahic-.vu.. twin with John, m. Samuel
Andiews. .(, N.vjh.vn, m. Racnel Tiiiile, sis. of Tiiriott;y 01 Goshen, whose dau Mary m. dcni.indrj
Sedi;wick. 5. Eoi,';, Xov. ^, 1706. 0, Tmo.ma"-. b. Xov. .('. i r,-'i- ; ni Lydia — — . 7. L-a\c, Ian 17. 171;;
m Susanna .\Iiils. S, Josti li, Marcli 13, 1^16; m. Mehit.xMe Cl;'-rk [ai,r, ;,] y, E.xrtMK.srE. 10, IJ.^.s-
NAH, 111. Macock Ward.
111. William Tyler, m. Mary - , who d. March 11, 1754. 1, M.\kv, Sept. 7, itc,; ; ni. Feb t. i7-;4,
Francis Sedgwick 2, S.\k.\h. .Nov, 25. ir'',7. j. I'He.i;.'-;, (Jet. 5. 17.0. 4, .S.-\MfFi., Aug. 11, 17"?: m.
Feb. IS. 1734, Jerusha, dau. of Samuel and Ruth iPeck> Sedgwick ct llartloid. and had ; i, Sa/i;;!,/, b.
Dec. 14, '7.-5 ; I" Dainaris, dau. o! Pl;;nci'S and >Lir\ .-Mwruer, ^nd han Selina M Sinrlock and Andrews.
3. ^L-MiMi.^., b. Oct. 4, i7-"j ; in. Jan. 1,3, 1733, Jacob h'rancis. 6, M EHn.vbLi-., X'ov. 14. 1707. 7, .Aii.xh,
Xov. 10, i-rj'. S, ErnF;.\i.M, .-^p.ri! i.-;. 1713; m. March 13, 17-4, I'^Hzabcth ].'■= Wolfe, q, M khit.^i le. Xov,
17, i;i? ; m. .A;;ril 12, 1743, Stephen .Meiwin. 10, As.\, July 3e\ 1722.
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4C,C>
]in\Sr]l OF Sl.MOX.
I. Lois 'I'yl.T. I.. Mav l'^, i7;ll.
I';., '^'''»"'^'''"1 Tylrr. h. Ai.ill is, 1T;;::5: m. Kpliraiiu. s. of Joiudli.-ui Smith, b. Julv
1 1 , 1 1 •J-).
Hi. Uiu-hc] 'YyU'v. ]>. Nov. ^\. i;;jr.: ,u, kh, 2s. 17.-^^!, oiuuliiih Muii.s;.'i jr ][,.
m. c^jOct. 5, 17.-).1. .M;.iy Willlnni.^, aii.l Imd Sil,\] and (,!!um:^. 1, I^ajsx vnxs' '\^ Sci)!
2!, 17.>|. ^n unci,- ,,r J^■v. Myn.n K. .M,i!,-.,;n u',-i„.al..oi.t t inj,} i,i,u tluu' iJa'n'uilm.s
%vas tlu' fiiie.-t gcntlcuiaii ot tli-' Miiusoii I'aiiiily. 2, W'l i.Mo'i', ]\. Julv 'J:) ]7:).'j- m
Patiencf' ; jdini.-tl llic chh. in Soul '.linmoii, Sept. 2, 17^^. ] U,:rJ,,! ii J),',- ] (j ^'^ii'
2. Mirhn,!., IVl,; 25, i:-]. :i, Abrlrn. .hme V<;. 17^2. -i, Prnr:,rns Juiu' 0 "l7S-i '"'V
]7'.v:';/. ,Iai:, 21. 17sr'. 0, .V/-',-/ „.•,,•, I.aiv ,' ulv ] i<, 1 7.s'.i ' ''
JV. Tir/.ah 'I'ylrr. b. Mairli. C. 1 7':JS.
"\'. T>:unaluis Tvi.T, b. Aui;'. :]'•, ]7o',i; bap. Si'])t. '".' 17Af)- il St-pt ■>() 17t<)
VI. Kb.'iiczff 'I'xk-i-, l»ap. An-., 1741, ' " ' ' ■'■•
VII. Kniiir<. Tv],"r, ban. Aiu-il':;, 174:'!.
VIII. II-b.T Tyler, 1^ a'luUl. Scpi. 2, 174."").
9212. ThHukful Tylei-, b. Apiil 1, !7:!;!; m. F.pbiaim, s. of Jonatba.i Smith b
•luly 11, 17:-'/i III 1754 EiHi. Smitii of Cheshire cuv. to hi>^ bro.. Joruthau Smith jr
rt. iu >;". f., I'.houias ]\iiuter. dec; A^~a Smith, aiiothei- bm.. in ;, r,,nv. nm.s. bro Ti'tiis
and iiiwther ibdiecoa: and Nehemiali of W. Hav. uhso sold out to liih bro. "joiiatiiau of
^^'. llav., fatlier of r.jdiraim and othei-.s.
92121. Ephraim Smith.
I. Jioswell, b. alit. lSt>(>; iii. Se])t. 5, 17l:t(3, Ijiiey Ann. Norton; (2) April 19 ISOl
nanuah ITitchcoclc. He wa^ Cajii. and tiie first 7i;alc jn-of. of reliiriou who settled in l'\v- "
viile. He liad 1 1 chil., all m. ana had tamiiie:;. lie was an elder in the Piv.sb y-hh' ]
SrsAXNA, b. dune 9, 17(f7; m. 'lims L. .Merriman. 2. M.urniA Gori D D.'e 1 i-'Ms'
3, lU-Fis, May 27, ISOO; Cob 1, /.V r. lb. .S S.nn'Ji, VhA).- elected jnineipal" ISfj^t-' iV
Frraiklin, Pa., Oct. 21, lS;i8. At 1;^ he entered Harford Academ\; conveited at \l- b,Tr;i,'|
to preach, 1S57; enteied Soph. Wesleyan Tniv,, 1800; g-rad Ihi'j'o; sajne vr, or'ranizeifa
connnercial e•^!lI'•^re in addition to the. Wyuming Seminary. Mav IG, 18!>4, v\. l^^ivinia I'i"
Lines of I^ini^ston, Pa. In 1S05 elected Assistant I'lducipal of \V. ^^^m\. 4, bELOSTY li
Feb. 1, 1N02. 5, Ltty. m. Kufns Lines, jr., s. of Piifiis. ])ioneer of Luwyvi'le ' d'
Noirrox. ;". by2dm.: 7, liviiKV. S, Axsun, D. D. ; res. Clevel^md, O. 9 Il\xx\n'
in. Neliemiali Park. 10, Iv-riiEi!, ni. \\'ati'ous. 11, .UxK, n;. Orri'n' Watniu-'
12, Cl.AlUXDA, ni. Poidittle.
II. Ephraini, bap. Dec. 21, 1777: d. Nov. 4, IS.")!), a. 79; m. Sallv Tnttle- (2~, '^'•iril.
Pueh, b. 1>'s; d. Nov. is. 1819, a. 01. . • , VW -^^uau
III. 'I'itus, b. Sept. 27, 1779; ni. Clari.-sa rnttle, b. Pec. 31, 1779- br.th died ^ .-ne
day, Feb. IG, lSf)2, in i:-I'l yi-.
IV. R;iymond,b. 1781; d. Feb. 14, 1870, a. 89; slioenraker; jn. Poivana Andrews
wLo d. l>,i)S, and mourned as a mother in Israel, "Aunt Poxv." 1, Axdjiew Lff m'
Phebe Law. 2, Mai;v. in. Pussell Southworth, 3, Ki.77,A,"in, Garrv Law; his'iffv.-f'
4, PiiKiiK Axx, in. (iarry Law; Jiis 3d wf.
V. Anson, b. Marc'h 7, baj.. .May 30. 1784; d. iu 180.>, 9 davs after beim^ i'ljured
by a ialling tree; the lirst burial in tlie tounslup). "
VI. Silvester, 1). May Lb 17'^(i; m. P,,Iiy Pates. 1, TiioNtAS Batks ni Vm-li-i
Brewster. 2, Bex.TA.MFX Buck, a thriving mercliant ui Hone.sdah', Pa.; m Betsey B"ush
3, Frastis B., m. • Watroiis. 4, Axcklixk, ni. —- (ircea oi Bhiohambjn N {''
o, Louisa, m. Sheldon Hendricks, fi, Maky, m. Kevnolds.
VII. Lyman, b. Sei>t. 7, 1788; m. Deborah Buck, da'u. of ("'aju. Ichabod of (.'reat
Bend, b. ''dareh. 179:j: sis. of liis l)ro. Kid;rauu"s 2d wf. He was an elder in the Presii
chh.; ren;. to Bin,>;hamtou, N. Y., 1849, and d. in the 7.7ih vr. of his a ] Li cv ni
Bennett. 2, pAXtKL lU-.'K, m. Went^. 3. H\1!i;ikt. 4, Hki.kx. '
923, Ephr.^im Tiittle, b. AprillO, 1710; d. in C'lu-d.ure, Feb. 2. 1773. Ser--t •
his will maile 1772, was exliib. by son b;bene-/,er, nanu^s v,-f. Thaidvftii, sons I'lbene/jM'"
Fphraim, Timothy, Noah. Lucius, Fdmuud and daus. Estlu'r, liann.-di! 'J^haukfulund'
Puth; lands in tlie Hampshire .rovei-nuienis (^■eIiuonn to be e.ju;dlv (iivided, aniouf* a!)
theclnldren; ne'ntions ."i;! a.eres in the v, eastern p. irt of Fariniui^ion 'i Ibistul ) value V-(';(|
and 103 aer.'s in Wallin-lord. Inv. .<jc,97; Samuel H nil, apprai/er; ^vid ThankLi)
Kuard. ..f The twe uiiu'U- children, Ruth and bjlvard; m. .Mine I 1 , 1 7;i 1 l-%.;b.M- dm n'\
Dea. Stephen 1 b .1 ■dik'-s ..f ( 'heshii e, b. Feb. s, i;i2; d. ,.. /. , .Lilv'22, 1732 oi' .-■,,',ai I j.'ox
She was sis. of Dea. Steplien Hot. hki^.s. 2d, ...f (.'. and id' ( iij,.",i-, i'b.t.dd;!-^ tl'.- tirst '
deacon of the Cong. chh. at Salem (Naiu:atucivi, Con.n. H.' m. (2i Jan. p;, 1734. bv P.ev
TVLKR, S.M!Tir, TrTILT:, ATWATKK. 4G7
•SaiuiU'l Hall, Huinu'Ji. dau. of Stcpln'ii aiul.li.miiua (Tiittlo) I~'a)i'.r!)oru, and ^-i-and-dau. of
.1osi]ih and llauuali Mu!i> m 'i'litiK- [('<]. ',M uoiisin. 1), 171-!: d. }.[av '?0, IT-IO, in the 4-3d
_v;-. nf hryii.—rrnir,-..fo„, i,, Chishir,. \\v m. (:]) Dcr. 10, ITi.W. 'I'liVidKriil Fiv-;to;i, w'ai.
of ScrL;-t. JtdiicI" of \\'all in lifurd, and dau. of Sainur] :',ud li'nth P,-( ]< Si-di'-wick of ll.artf ;
(>ef -Sv/y/nV/,- Fun..), 1). April Ol, IT'JI.
1.' K.hnnnd., 1.. X..v. -JC; l,,ip. D.t., i:;)!; a ph;, sicia.n in Cl..-lnif an. Id. thcic May
■1, ITii.i, of a fi-vfc ta]<i-n of paiii-nt.^ : it was a sickly s('a-;on. In Aui:., L'^'io, adin. of lii's
est. givrn to l^pliiviin Tultlr. f. ofd.cc Jnv. I'^O; dis-Jdod to live oi'oll.ci.s and tlirvc
bistei-s, J'lUi-'iiO/.'.-r, Epliraini, 'J'iinotliv. .\<,ali, Lucius, E^tluT, Ha.n'iali and Thankful;
Strpln'U lioKdikiss and li'Mii.jfU Atwatf-r, dividiTs.
11. Estli.T, 1.. Frh. 10, Laji. Maicli, rr.Wr. ni. .la;;. ;]1 , 17")4. William Afwat.T.
III. i:bcn. /.f r, h. Oct. 1.",, !ia]i. (Jet. b'. liarC'): in. iMini.'c Moss.
IV. Ki)]uaiiu, ii. ^larcli "Jfi, 17:]i); in. Marv ilnll; ii) Y.Vv/..\\h'\\\ Atwatcr.
V. Noah, b. June 10, La].. Julv, 17-11: d". .Jan., 171]--? ' '
"^'1. 'I'iniotln. I.. July 1: hap. .liily, 171:l.
A'll. Xoah, h. iVc. IS, ha],. Nov.,' 17-j 1 (Vi, m. .June C, 1771. 'J'haidcful ilovce.
\']1L Tinio-hv, h. Ma\- 17. 17-M; v.i. Mchitahlc hovce, sis. of'i'hankfnh
IX. Ihmnalj, h. Jan. -i, 1747; in. Aaron Math.nv.s.
X. Lucius, h. April 'Jit, hap. Mav, 174!!: in. F.-h. 10. 177:1, Hannah llulh
XI. Tlianl-.ful, h, March V'- , lirq). Aju'd, 17.rJ; d. Nov. 15 ]77fi, ni. Dec. 17, 177-2,
Antos Lh-istoi. ir., w'lo d. April 8, 1777. A cluld d. S"i)t. 27 177fh p. (ddld d. Ocr.i)
1770, ;-. hv L^d ni.:
XII. Kuth, h. Jan. M, 1773; ni. Jan. 13, 1785, Aaron l!it(dico,-k of Cheshir,-. 1,
A.-\Rox Ai.T'iiKi). h. Nr>v. :M, KnG. -J, IJrnsFA- LoDr:NA, b. March I'J, 17'-<s.
Xllh Ednuuid, li. Dec. 2(i, 1 ?(!4. Surah Hoyco. "Ou(M>f tlie dau^diii-rs (d" Ejihraini
'Tutth-; in. Ft'iin.iini] lived in No. C'aiiaan, L'oun."
9232. Esther Tuttle, h. Feb. 10, 1780: m. Jan. 31, 17ol, ^Villialu, s. of Phineas
and Mary (\\"ard) .-M-.vati-r, h. aiiout 1730; of Clieshiie, Conn.
1. 'Kufus Atwatcr, h. Nov. 20. HOJ; lii. Doc. IS, 1777, (his consir;) Marv, dan. of
of Ehenczct and Eunice fMc^s) Tuttle, h. March 11. 1701; she v^. '2; Elislif- Randall an<l
Jem. TO Little Kivev, Sidney Co., Nova Scotia, where slie d. of measles, July 13, 1822,
ii\\v ];ad hy '2^1 has.: James. Ell.shr. Mattliew, John Alexander and Sarah. 1, Saukina,
in. Moryau Connor. 2, LvMAX. 3, ADOLi'iirs. 4, Wiijja.m, visited his cousin
Ebene'/.er Tuttle in Chesliire, Conn., about 1S20, and.g-ave Hirum A., tlien a .snirdi boy.
a Jew's harp; this is about all I have been abh.' to ascertain of Ids lustory. This Tv'iHiaiii
Atwater, su)t})Osed lost at sew. and I^benezer Tuttle .so wrote in tlie fam. Bible; Mr. Han-
dall wrote from Nova Scotia to Ebenezer T., informin;^- him of the d. of his aunt Mary,
date not co;nmnnii-ated. o, Esthkk, m. \\'in. Stroplc. ,
II. Luman Atv.-ater, h. Fcli. s, 17-")7; fern, to Nova Scotia.
III. William Atwatev. ],. Feb. 10. 17;i!i: rem. to N. S.
IV. Abel N^'ard Anvater, b. 1701; d. in N. Dav., Sept. 8, 1822, a. 01; he was a sea
■Ca)>t. ; vestrvmau of Triniiv chh., lsiO-12; m. Abiah Aiu-ater, b. Oct. 0, 1S65; d. March
16, 1823, a. '58. 1. Reufxca, b. Sei.t. 23, 17S7; d. Sept. 22, 17SS, a. 1 vr. 2. Haruiet.
Feb. 23. 17S9; d. May, 170."), a. G yrs. 3, James, b. Mavl, 1700: A. Oct. 1, 1701, a. 1 vr.
4, James Waiid, Feb. 11, 1704; d. Dec. 8, 1820, a. 20 yrs. o, Wnj.iAM, June 30, no");
d. Jan.,T810, in France, a. 15. G, Hahkiet, March bj". 1707; d. Se]>t., 1108, a. U yrs. 7
Abigai],, Sept. 4, 1708: d. Nov. 11, 179'.b a. 1 yr. N, P,irHAi;i>, March 25, 1802; m.
Caroline lUuier; (2! Kit;y Morris. 1, ^I'lr-/ Curl-inf, h. 18;ji_); d. 1800. 2, hurid M .
Jan. 28, 1^31. 0, Edw.vrd, b. -June 20, ISOJ: unm. 10, CirAiii.(,>TTE. b. Sept. 0. 1S!)4;
m. J(din Knox, s. cd' Jonathan and Jeannette (Knox) Atwater, 1). ISoO.
^■. Chl'je Atv.-ater, b. Seiit. 21, 1703: m. John Clark.
\[. Ira Ai\\ai'r, b. June 21, 1765; m. Lois . 1, ]Maky. 2, ?^Iartiia. o.
VViiJ.iAM. 4, Jonx, d. South. 5, Lr.\rA.\ id' Fair Haven, C.)uu. (3, Eb'iJihU. 7,
Lots. 8, Cm. OK.
Vll. Asenerh Atwater, Oct. 30, 1708.
VIII. Esther Atwater, Oct. 4, 1771.
92325. ChlGO Atwater,!.. Sepr. 21. 1703; d. abt. 1824; m. Jolm Clark, b. Ilad-
dam. Conn.; a farmer in cc>mfortable circumstances: rt.'S. New Marll)oro, Mass. Ilisearlv
*Sor»,n. Jfhiel Preston, !• S-'pi ii, iriv; d. Xnv. 22, 575-?; 111. Oct. I'l, 1741. Thiinktul Seiigwick and
h.id 1, .'^AK.iH, h. .-Xu^ :>3, 1742. ;, E.-;ri:p.H, .^pril 3. i;.i.(. 3, S.vnc. kl. April 2^, i74'5. ^.C.mku. j. Ke-
r>ECC.-», 1). Sept. 11.1750. 0, TH.\.si-;t iL , t). Dec 1,1, 1751. 7. Rci ir, b. Jan 28,1-1:. Tr. 175S E:>!raiin
l^restoii, and Tijanktui, wiii. ot Je icl, v.ere rj;ide pus.'d. !o Sarah, E-^ilicr II tnnaU, Kchecca, '1 ti.inkful
and Ruth. >.!iib o* Jefiiel, due. fn 1753, Epliraim Tu'Ulc, adrar. es:. of Ruth i"" ston, :i minor, a-.i-i all the
.above children nnincd. and ari.:>".her named itiuel.
4(!S BirAXCii or simon".
advaiitaf^es quite limited, luit liy cxlcusivc ri':Hliii;r iuid i-cmsttiut cxiTci.se of vigorous,
nalnriil powers, hecaiuean aMe |■ea-^ll:.el• ami thiin)Ui;li tlieolo^ian, Sla- was distinguishod
for consistent ]>iety, sound St/use, aud (■\(.-elleutjiidiriiH'iii. Mr. (_dar!< was liroup-ht up a,
C'tmgrc/^ationalist, Imi jdined the I'^iiiseopal conininnior.. The siory of Ins conv.-rsioii
\ra>, rolaU d to his jiTandson, Kev. Jnlm W. ChirJi, by Kev. ])r. Bnrfiau.s, the cidelirated
home raissionaiy, whom lie met at tlie liou^e of Mi.ss Boardmaii, in Now Milford, Conn.;
the Dr. v as then not far from his OOili year. In coiir.-<e of his mibsionary labors, Dr. B.
liad built a shed of scantlintrs and boards not ffir from Mr. Clark's, administered the
Holy Communion and jMvached in it. After the service, Mr. Clark invited the Dr. to
spend iliP nijrht at his house. He declitted at first, but learnin^e: that Mr. Chirk's wf. was
«u Episcopalian, consented. After supper the fine points of Calvin were discussed by the.
Dr. and liis host until past eleven o'clock; the discussion was eati-erly listened to bv the
tu-Q boy.s, William, and Orriu, and the dati. Clarissa, and " tlie chihlren never winked,
they were so interested."' An impression was made on Mr. Clark, and he finally became
an liljii-scopalian; " but," says Kev. Mr. Clark, "however mucii credit belonged to Dr.
I>arh:ius in the matter, I think the iuluience of irrandma imuidy wrou<rht the cliariire.
She -was a lovcdy cliristian woman, whom all lu-r sons and daughters rose up and
called blessed." Eleven chih, of whom:
1. NVilliaiu At water Clark, b. duly 20, ITSG; m.
1). C'rrin e'lark, b. Jan. 2, ITS'S.
Til. Clarissa Clark.
W. John Alonzo Clark, b. May U, ISOI,
923251. William Atwator Clark, h. July 20, ITSO; taught school; .'-tud, at Epis.
Acad, in Chesliire under Dr. Bron>ou: lic (l.'-JlO i dea.'s orders fr<un Bishop Moore of X.
v.; labored with great zeal and under ajipalling ob.siaclcs as raissionarv in Western X,
Y. : Ordain-d I'riest I'y Bishop Uoliart (I^^IO) at^-Vuburn, and two days "after, m. bv the
.same I'relarc at SkrueaT'-h's, Jacintlia, dau. of Deter Anspach, Esij, , who 'still (ISo-^)
survives. He jireached in Auburn nine months, but his mi'^sionarv zeal led him to
abandon this desirable situation to labor in more destitute regions. At .Nhudiu-', X. Y.,
Till 181S. then at ButYalo, wh..Te Bishop liobart having hull tlie corner stone of i^t.'
Paul's, the first p]]>is. chli. in tliat place, Mr. Chtrl< made a journey to Xew York to
c<iriect funds to ertci the Ijuildiug. That building was the iiredecessor of the preseiit
noble edifice, "St. Paul's," i-r.'cted about Itj.'i'^. From lb20 ti; lSi4, rector of Cinist
chli. Balstou Si)a, then by rerptest rem, to Xew York city to aid in establishing anew
parisli. in the eastern part of the city (AH Saints i, of wluJh he became the first rector.
Tim servi'-es held at first at thf rector's residence, were transferred iirsl to a temporal v
chajiel; thouce June o, l-^Q^, to the new church ou the corner of Henrv and Scammel
streets. This part of the city had been quite destitute, especially of Episcopal minis-
trations, and his energetic and v,ell directed efforts resulted in auefticient congregation,
Avliich contriliuted greatly to the religions iirosjierity of the whole neighborhoo(f. His
daughter relates tliat when the Seventh Presb. chli., corner of Hidge and Broome streets
was burned down, my father immediately conferred, with his vestry' and tendered to their
pastor, IJev. Elihu W. Baldwin (afterwards Pres, ^^■al)ash ddlege), the use of our
church Sunday evenings, and lietween our morning and afternoon services. As " AH
Saints" was the most central and cmveuifnt place "for them, they gladly acfeiued the
offer, and worshijv.-d there many months.
After a ministry of thirteen years in X. Y., a chiruiic rh'-umatism, brought on by
exposures during his mis-ionary lifo, imim-od him to s: <k a mor.- quiet and rural situa-
tion. Accordingly hi D^HT he resigned, removed to Michigan and settled on new laud in
Brighton, Eivingston Co. Finding there a state of indilierence to religious matters, he
opened his own liou.-e for services; the liearers b'came morr numerous and a temporarv
building, with rough board seats, wa^ ]>ut up and .-^ccui liH-nl; \,y these means and his
private exnm]de, intiuence, ccmnMds and in^tru'-tinus, an iiujxdt'aut moral chamre was
wrought in the community. He d. of congestion of the luiu^s Sept. ^H. l.S-U. Ho re<-.
degree of .M. A. from Co:uml)ia Colleg.- iv>4, and D. lb from Allegany College ISol. A
nruiil;er of Ills sermons wre puldislicd, and in |S;;;J a. volune' of p^ .M-rmons were j.up.
by leipiest of tlu' v.-stiy of All Saints. {Sprtin-i. 's Aitini/.^, in which aho see a sketcli ol'
his character by Dr. John .Milhu-j. Xine chih:
I. John William, grad. Columbia Col. and i.'en. Theo. Scm. of X'. Y.: rector of
(trace (dill. Chicago, III.; now (1 S.s;i) (,M.exingtoii, Mich.
li. Wi!!::!!u At\cater. a di-riiiL:uislicd huwcr in Mi<di.
HI. Jam.s \^■ard.
IV. Bcniamin Tr-adwell t)uJerdonk.
ATWATKU. C'l.AUK, TUTTLi:. 4Gi(
V. Mary llctln.Tingtou.
\'l. Chine Alwiit"!-.
Yll. K')io<l;i Eli/.alu'th.
Ylll. Ann Mtuin. ' . • ■
IX. JiU-intlui ClurHsa Cliurlotte. '- '
923252. Orrin Clark, b. -'an. 0, U^S; unusually delicate in Lis earliest ycai-s
und'iii^ ]ilivsii'iun had liule lioi.e of his Mirvivinir the period of childhood. He beg-au
his studies" bv stealih, carryinir his liouk while' he followed the ])low, and when the
team btop]).!! t." rer^t he '-t.ipped to study, ami in this way learned hi.s J.atin Gre.tnmar.
At a vevv earlv ])eri...d he i^ave evidence of a reliiri.ui.s ciiaraet<T and ent.-red the Kpisc.
Acad, at" Cheshire. Admi'tt-d to Holy Orders atrNew Haven, 1811; missionary in Ontario
and Genesee counties, X. Y. ; arcnuipanied IJisho]) Hobart in his first visitation in that
res;ion. 1812, and soon'becanie l^.rtor of Trinity cldi., (^eneva. He continued a super-
vision of the 2-enera] interests of the E].iM'. ch.h. in we.-,tern ^*. Y.; always on the alert
to fori:, ehurches and introduep niinist.'is. " And he contributftl more than almost any
other man to the earlier trrowtli and pr.'Spce.ity of tlie F.pisc. chh. in the western part of
the Stat.' of N. Y." ^i t\ Dr. J. X. Sim),-. To ];im more than to any one else is due tlic
establi.shm-'nt of tho Ceiieva Colh-o-c, of wldch lie was an original Trustee, and held tie'
office while he lived. IXD. from Inion Col. IS-^T. His life was a struggle with
phvsical infirmity. He d. Feb. '.21. 1S:?>^. Hishop Doane says: '^ He wa-; the pastor of
my bovhood. He strucl: ):;e tii.n, and the impression remains, as very like Arclib'sliop
Ti'llotsou. i had seen his iiortrait in som.- old folio. 1 was catechised by liin;. and pre-
]iared l)v him for confirmation. And 1 am much indebted to his earntrst championship
for the advantage:, .-f education. No clergyman in w.-stern X. Y. was held in higher
res])ect. ' That h.' deserved it is well shown by the fact that he was honored witli the
• confidence of that consum.-,te iudtre of tmut,' Bishop Hobart. * * *."—^S])ray>u',i
Aun<-1^. He m. (1) Eliza Ann Uutijers, foruierly of N. Y., a sister of Robert Humney's
first wf.; ('i) Mav, 1S22, Susan Ko.se Nicholas, d.-u. of John, formerly of Yu. wh.o d. in
July. ]^>37; (3) Nov., IHOT, Mfjs McCouili of New York. i. by 1st m. : Three dau.
■one of wliom is Mrs.K. H. llutler. i. by 2d in.: Two daus.
923254, John Alonso Clark, b. May 6, 180!: Pitt-field, Mass.; youngest of
11 children; inheriied from his mother a delicate constitution.; prei>ared under his two
elder brothers and entereii Union Col. ; grad. 18:^3; a.imitled to Deacon's or>lor.s by Bisliop
Hol.art in Ali Saint.s' chh., N. Y., IS'^ir. took charge of Miss. Sta.. Palmyra. N. \., &nn
at Lvons and h\.>dus; hil)ored for o years there; as.st. rector .d (.'hrist chh., N. Y. city.
Pev."Dr. Lvall, rector; in l><:i-2 beca'me rector of Grace (dih., Pi-ovidence, K. I., then a
feeble ]>arish. but under his energetic ministry grew until it hold> a i>hice second to none
in the diocese; in 1835 he was cailed to the Tcct(.)r.-hip of St. Andrew's in I'hila., to suc-
ceed tiv ir.'v. T)r. B.d.ell. btti liis constitution h:\d b".-u s'> much under.'; lined by hi.-^
sever- labors that his remaining strength was not sut'dfdent for hi? vsib-ss energy nnd
ceaseless devotion, and after twn years be was compelled to take a voyage to Europe;
absent nine months; on liis return 'he published Glurpsr-^i of the Old World, in tv.-o \ols.;
republished in Londoti with Bioij., bv llev. Dr. 'I'yug, 18-17; in 1843 he was compelled
fiuallv to resign his rectorship; lie d. Nov. 07, P^K!; D.I)., Kenyon Col. 1810; besnies the
travels he pabli.shed A f'hriHtiiin Expcruin-r, m I)isphn/vd in Life ni.d Writih-/s of St.
Pti'd- TJw Pastor' ■•i Textirnovai, 183.5; The: Ywuirj Disrlplr. ar. n MnwAr of Anzonetta R.
Pttci-y; GotJnnd Frarimint.^" \2mn., 1830; .4 ]Vidk Afloat Ziov ; dle'nnDrjshy the ^^a^j.
13 mo.. 1842, and a vol. .d' sermons jmb. after his d., Airo}:e Thou. Strrprr. Kev. I')!".
Fran.is Peck oi Brnuklvn, sav.-: "Few men in our communion or in any other liave
arisen, done their werk and j.assed away at the early age at v.diich Dr. Clark was called
to hi^ reward, who deserve better to have their names eml-almed in the grateful and
affectionate remeirdu-a.iice of thechundi." Kev. Dr. Stephens of Phila., says: "His
])ulpit and ])arochial labor-, were. ennu;!:h to tax the full i)owers of r.n oniinary mind, but
to lhe.-<; he added the toil,-, of author.shi;. iMid edit-u.-ddj). and sustained liim.-ieli in each
with hiirh honor. Manv of )iis works will be perpetuated through di.stant generations:
bv these he became wid'.dv known thnniglmut the (diurcli, and throuu'h them, he beiug
dead, vet speaketh."—>>;'v;//,/,',, ,!;;«. ;^.?. He m. Oct., 1821"), Sarali Buell of Fairtn.dd,
Herkimer (. ;j., N. Y., and liad it idiil., of whom 6 d. befoie him.
I. .bdm.
9233. Ebene?er Tuttle, b Oet. i:., ]T;;!i: perhsps a-;^i.st,d in the orgaidzafion
<d" tlie <ddi. in <,'liiit..n. N. V., ii-, Aue;., IT'.'l, wiieie tie name app-.irs as trustee, with
I\lo?e--, iM>,,te. Samuel Tuttie and otliers: if so, relumed to Conn, in ISIO in cor;i]iany
470 r.KANClI OF SIMON,
V, hli liiM., Cnj.t. Lucius, tlicy visit<'>l Iiid. Xuali Tuttlt', in Cair.dcn, X. '^'. He d. in
Bristol, e'onn., Jan. •!, I'^'IT, a. TN; iii. Eiuiicf. daii. <>f Jcsr-jili an:] J.ydia (.Inr.i-s) Moss,
1-. Chcsliiii-, ('(,1,1)., May '>, 174'J: d. May 14. ISilS; Ini. in lot of Ezra" Darrg^nt in (jrove
St. C'cnu-ti-ry, X. llav. (.'lul. li. in Hri.^tol, Conn.
I. .\Ja.ry. M'lrt li 1!, 1 70J : n). Ikt cousin, Hufu.s .Atwater, and liad five c]iii..as
aliovi' (3) F.!i-.iia Randall; rcni. to Xova Scotia and d. there, i. ]>y 2d ni.; (J, .Jamis. 7..
Kj.i.<h.\ M ATTHKv,'. 8, ,loii X Ai,i:xAXi)i:u. {i. Saf.au.
II. Plit'lie, Av.ir. S, 1701; m. .Amos Doolittle.
III. EI.H-iiei'.er, Julv '3S, I'.i'S; in. ('2) Lucy Gi.anu-er.
IV. Joseph, Aui^-. y. r.i'.7.
V. liiuni.e. .Ma'ridj T.;, I7r,0; m. Mar.di :iO, 17U0. E/.ra ].hita'<tt. ■ -
W. Con: tuni L..yal. .lau. L-'r^, 17.7.")a ni. Cet. 21, 17iis. ( hlof Mauh.^ws.
92332. Phebe Tultlo, h. Aug. 8, 17r4; d. March 1, iyj.7; hu. in Grove st. Ceni.,
X. llav.; ni. Amos DrMditrle, b. Clie.-_liire, Conn., May IS, 17.el; harned trade of silviT-
smiili. As miMV.h.T of the d'ov.'s (iuards nmrched under Cajn. Uen-.-dict Arnold to join
]iatriot army iie.vr l^osuui. Earl, a portrait painit-r. also volunteered, and <ii<. returuini;;
to Xew Eaven, I'oidittle and Earl marie aserifsof four engravings repr(\--eiiting as many
(iifierent views of the battle of Lexington. Earl nn\de tlu; drawings, witli Doolittle as a
model, and the latter made the Engiaviugs. ' Tln'y were probably tlieiv Mrst attenipTs in
these arts, and con.Sf.'qut/ntly (jnite rude; yet they nnnie a great sen-ation. These were
tiie lir.'n cojii)er-[dates. ai;d aEo the' first liistoiica! engiavings minle in this country.
■ " IE" :,.<.,si.--Teii Abel liuel in emrraving Iloman's Mii]i of Xorth .\merii::i, supjiosed to be
the l;rst n\rr^) engraved and pulvMshed in this country. IJ'' continued in the bu.-iness of
engravir.g for more iliari fifty yeais, auAl the la.--i day he \'. a.- abb.- to work lie assisted
.Mr. J. ^^'. l^arlxu- of Xe^'t' Eaven in making a reduced copy of ' d'he Battle of Lexing-
ton' for the 77('.s-f. Coll. of Conn." — Bnrhcr'.'^ ]Ji''t. Coll. tif (Juiin. lie was with ('apt.
i'liineas Bradley's Co., who made tlie .stand n^'ar the ^Vestviile Itridgein defense of Xew
Haveu, July, .1779. Wlien co;npe]led to retreat he returned to his liouse uesr tlie
ccdlege, (his »sdfe rieintr thrui sirl-;,) tlwew liis gun .nnd efpiijf.nc-stts und'.r the l.ied, and
awaiiet! uitli gieat anxiet} the conring of the eiiemy. IIi- probrl.dy owed his life to llie
address ;i)'(i coiirae;e <,f air luigii.-h lady v/iio rtsided with him, wh.o ex])lained t.i ihe
soldiers in regaid to the ,gun, that e\eiy ijian was refjuin-d !iy la\v to keep one in his
house, and th.it lh:.- owujer o,i it was as strong a friend of King (ieorge as themselves.
Several citi.^.ens vei-e killed liy tlic eneu'.y v.-ho Lad given h-ss provocation than had Mi.
J>oolittle. Al;i:iut 17v'S he jmblished, in connection witli Daniel Eeed, ten tiumixus of
77,c Ainciu-au ^[H.-:i<-al .)/'i_i;/'izi'/if'. a quarto monthly. He d. .Lui. 30, IS'62, u. 78: bu. in
Crove.st. Cem., X. Hav. His portrait, ]>ainted perluijis by Earl, is in po^-ses.sion of the
Xew IIa\en Col. Tlisf. Soc.
1. Sarah Doolittle, June 4, IcOl; d. Sepi. 22, I8!'i8; m. S. C. McClary, M.D.. of
We.st Have'-,, (_'nnn.
IL A sen, v,ho li\ed to matnritv and d','signed to preach.
Hi. Child, whud. y.
92333. Ebencaer Tllttle, b. July 28, ITGG; d. Se])t. 1, 1830, a. 70; twice m. ;■
his 2d wf. was Lucy Granger of SufReld, Cfimt. ; chil. b. in Bristol, Corin., by 1st m.
I. E.nnice, b. .Ian. QH, 1702, m. Ira Barnes; res. near Madi.sou, V.'is.
IL I'hebe, Jan. 18, 17W; lived and d. in Ohio; m. Cowell.
HI. Hirajn, A]>ril 3, 1797; rem. to Ypsilanti, Wa.shteDaw C<^, Mich.; had s. living
there, 1S7G.
IV. Levi, March 25, 1799; rem. to Ohio.
V. Constant Loyal. April 12, iSi'd; renn to Yi>silanti about 1820.
VL Betsey, b. July 10, 180:"L m. in Ohio, Haslet; (2) Dickenson; rem. to
Iowa.
\'Ii. Maria. April 7, ISOo: d. .iboul 18G0; nr. Haskin^ in ',». ; rem. to Mi(di.
VIII. Marcus 1-eleg Daggett, March 1, 1808; rem. to Y.. Mich., :in<l d. sntm after.
IX. ]-:i)ene-.'.er Buiton,\Mar..di 1, 1810: il. March, 18;.;2; rem. to]-:. Doviglass, Ma.-s, ;
m. and h./ul eliii /. by 2d m. :
X. I'^iijah (Jianger. an importer and \\ho]esaIe dealer in feathers an;i rutiiii ial
fioweis.ofG Broadway, X. Y., end Paris, France; twice m. /. l>y l.-im.: I, Mai;v. 2,
Ai-!i:!.Aii)K. :!, ADKiiiKirr. 4. Cir.vin.Fs H. ."i, ID:i;r.K.icT. G. ';i:nH<ir. ?'. by2dm.r
7, Eno-\u, s;, E'.i^M. 9, XN'ii !.rA>f. li'', .ViM'h'.i;; a;i:i ti'rci uior.-. who'd, y.
.\!. .loseph Eiiic. tu. ; res. T/;.-\ incton, M(j. ; ef.tered ihe hlast (buiesee ('onfennce
::; ('■■,'.8; for u tirev l'ri"-idini.r I]'der. and a mem. ol th.e d'encMu Conftreiice, It'GO: trans-
ferred to Mo. in 187G; was PresidiuLT Elder of Conference; 2 clnh
TUTTLH, DAGGETT. 471.
XII. Ahn, til. liud has rum.
Mil. Philoiiia. 111. " "
92335. Eunico Tuttle, 1'. March 12, ITr,!)-. d. Sun.hiy, Julv^:i, lh2(;; cons.; m.
Marrli i!(l. 17L)ij, l./.i;, lia-La'tt ol' N. Ihiv. , s. of IN-v. Dr. Najiiliali J)augoti, Trt-st. of Y.
(".), li. ITf,.-,; ,1. .Mairh iyViy44, a. 79: chtl. h. in X. Ilav.
1. Elizabi-tli ])aguott, 1>. Jan. 'JO, IT'.lt'., in. Thomas Keiisett.
II. Smith DairtreTt, h. .^laicli Kl, 17*j:^; m. Sarah (i-uifivv.
III. Julia I>af.M:,-n, h. I>-r. 07, 17'.)!; d. ii, X. ]!av. i.S74, a. 80. unm.
IV. Ezra Dalri.'.nt, h. Jan. 2\), 17<!7; d. Aju-il -J^, ]s,V:.
V. Alfrt-d I'ac^'-ott, 1>. Srin. ;!i', 17',)!l; m. ].auia (ullic-rT.
VI. William DaiTt^Ht, b. D.-c. 15, 1S(I1; n,. Ursula Hunt.
\'ll. >darv Daggotf, b. Nov. 2[), 1808; m. Am(,s liradlov.
Vill. Frederick Daggett, b. Oct. 2;), ISO.".; d. Jan. 3, IWH).
IX. Sarah Daiiirett^ l-. (»i-'t. 7, 1807; m. Jolin C. Xtersicl;.
X. Frrdftick Daggett, b. Xr.'V. 'JS, l80i,»; d. April '2::'.. IS.")!; m. bS;',t;, Susan Hall,
AvLo d. Oct. 2;5, b8.")l. 1.' XF.hsOX, Sent. 7, 1n;-!7; d. March l.",, ]^>jl. '2. FK]:i:ti:i;U'K. b.
Mav 24. 1841. 3, DnvuutT E., 1>. Mav 18, 184.J; d. Julv 29, 1804. 4, Ezi;.\, b. Xov. 7,
1847. .-), M.\i;v A., b. Dec 2:;. l^r^^}.
Xi. Harriet Daggett, b. Sept. 1"', 1811; d. Jan. 3, 1833.
923351. Elizabeth Daggett, b. Jan. 20, 1701: m. May 9, 1813, Thos. b'.-n.'^^'tt,
b. at Hampton ro\n-t, Midd!e-ex Co., Eng., Ai\^^. IC,, 178C>: d. June Hi, 1829. He was
an engiaver and ]iab!ished about ISI"! th<' map (d' Xev.- Haven diaAvn liv <.ien. \\'ads
worth in 174S. This was the lirst ma.p of X. Hav. published, though an cirlier uiie \s';'..s
drawn (1724.) by JosejOi lb'..wn.--;i,(/e, r\v X. Jlcr.
]. Tliomas Kenseit, li. Frb. 12, 1814; d. 1877; dealer in canned i'ruiis, meats,
oyster-^, etc. ; res. Ivahiuuu'e, ]\.!"d. ; ni.
11. John Frederick Kensett, 1>. in (_']ic;diire, ("onn., March. 22, 1816; ii\>iiicnticed to
his unch' Alfred Dagirett, an engraver of bank note vignettes. In 1840 lie v, < nt to
F.r.gh^.nd wh-ie h.e studied ]'ainting f"r tiveyeais, suii]iorting In'mself Viy engraving; at
that period he exhil.)ited a view of ^^"ind^^^ (.'a>tle in ;he e.'vh'.liitioi! of the society of
Britisli artists, v.diich ^va.s selected as the b, st in tlie colic ctii.n. In ISfjO lie returned to
Xew York and began a si-ries of hnidsca]>es of moiuitain, river aod Ink-e .^ci^nery of Xe\v
York and the eastern states, with marine views, ^vhicll liad eager purchasers. I'rom
this time onward his reputation and success as a landscajie painter were great and
assurt-d. Xo artist was better knov%-n and tliere is hardly an American art collection of
note that does not contain one oi' more of his pictuics. His works are liighly esfemed
in France, Belgium and England, as well as in his native country. In 18'"i9 ]ie wa.s
appointed a member of the " Xaiional Art Commission'' and engaged to .'uijierintcnd tlie
ornamentation of Hie national ca]iit(.d.
hi the tadl <if 1V72 he h;'d a \ery sevM'e sickness, but cr)ia-aleseed to nearly his usual
health ami wa^ on " Contentiiient Island" (one of the small isbuids on tlie Conn, sliort;
near Darien) wiili in^; fi'iends Mr. and Mrs. X'incent Collyer. A bar oi- neck of sar.d, bar'"
at ebb tide, cojmecls the island witli the mainland. Mrs. Collyer returniug in a carriage
to the island over this bar then partly covered by the tide, ir was overturned and she
was drowned. Kensett becoming aware of the accident ruslied into the ■water and
seizing hor (had body bore it to the h;ni'-e. The slujck, ej;ertion aii<l chill broaglit on
pneumonia of wliich he d. Dec. 4. 1872.
" And thus closed one of the giratest and m'■^'l, evenly s icccssfe.l of artistic careers.
An artist without enemies in his own guild is a rare man to find. Out wiio ever spoke ill of
Kensett? He hioked and was a perfect gentleman, (d' kindly sentiment ai;d genial
rulture, a friend to all good men and an enemy to no one. .'.niong all the guild of
■ artists in the Century Club, in the Union League and among a large circle i f imr best
men and women Kensett will be mourned with uiiHlfected s'lrrow." — y'nr Y<n-k Olani'rer.
Tlie funeral was attended by the Council of the Xat. A.^ad. of Design, the H'.;ard of
Control of the Artists' Fund Sue, of whicdi he v. a.s }b•e^t., tlie representatives oi the
Union League Club, the Century Club aiui of other (ugani/.ations. The following geu-
liemen acted as jialhhearer.-.: D:\idel Huntington, \\'orthingtou Whitridge, John W.
Casilear. Kaufonl U. Ciiffe.rd. Thfrs. Hicks, llichard W. HubOard, Vincent Colh er, Jervis
McEntee. Henry H. Bn.wn, .bJm M. Falconer, H(d>ert Hoe, sr., (iee. 'J'all>ot" Obphant.
Buri<'d in (irernw.i.Kl (.'eiiietery.
Among the anists present were J. II. jfelph, W'aliei Satterlee, S. J. (iuv, .1 (,_>. A.
Ward, D. M. Carter, J. E. Freeineji, K. M Hrrt;. ^^ . H. 15iMid. J. (C Hroun, M F. H.
DeHaas, W. H, Powell, Jerome Thnmpsnn, L. xM. Wiles, haunt Timmp.-ou, N\'inslow
472 r.KAXCK OF srMOx.
IIorn.T, J. (). Eaton, J. D. Barrow, K. W. Vvny, O. J. l.av, James B'.nj^]>\ ].. E. Wjl-
nianh. Charles Pnrsous, (". F. Bluuliclt, Jr-s-i- ''I'iil L)..t , 'i hoinns ].p('lerc, I'rof. J. W.
\\\rv, C. F. a. Tlioiiips,.!!, 11. \V. K,,l,bii;s, A. W. Tlioiu<oii, Win. Mor^-au, U. 11. Mcf'wrd,
J. V. Croi.sey, Carl Mailer, E. I\ K. (ireeiir, \Viii. Pu,--.-, Pres. of ihc Xatl. Acad., T.
Aiidersoii li;c])ar(ls, .John WilliamsDii, Charles Crtlvcrly, .1. \N'. J''.]nii)iL;-er, Win. <V'iver
Stoiio, Alfred Jones, John Pope, Julian iScotr, John LaFur^-e, II. A. Ivoup, David
Johnson, Josei>h Fugiinni, Pi. Swayne (iift'ord, J. M. Falconer, J. 11. Haws, r'arl I'^randt,
A. F. Tate, l^uhtnian Johii^ou. Jann-s 11. ]5eard, A. 11. Pichie, tiilhert Biirliiie-, Tierre-
]iont ]?artow, J. C. \\'iirs.',iii^. Frost .Tolni^ein and A. II. I'aldwin. 'i'];e motJK'r are! sister
of Mr. Kenseit were also inesent. Pes'dntions of 'espeet \'.-^_re adapted by tiic Ameiican
artists in Pome, anil in ]'''h>rei.ee, Italy. By the Artists' Fund Society of Xi::w 'i'ork, and
by the National Acadeniy of Desiirn.
(leo. H. l^oujrhton, -writinti- from L'.)ndi>n, I'>ng-., says: "As an artist and n, a n^an,
he (Keusctt) was as near perfei;ti(^n as pos.sible-. Others there are left, kind. au(i gooil
and gifted, but he had his jiarticuhir chaiui and value, and it died with him, all too
soon. JIe:iven rest liim."
O. B. Frothingham, in Jo/iiiso/f's Ci/clo]i"'dtri, says: " Keusett went to Fni:land in
1841, ]>as,sod several years in England and Eiiroije studying natural scenery in Switzer-
land, on the Rhine ami in tlie nioautiuns of the Ahruzzi in Sicily, the Bay of Naples,
uraoug the Italian, lakes, amid the scenery of the Campagna, and the associations of
Home. Ahvay.s observing and faithfully transferring to the canvass ]ii-< impressions, in
1848 returned to America and studied native scenery on the Atlantic sea coast, \^'hitu
Mountains, Adirondacks, Catskills, etc.
"A facile and diligent artist, well-tr.'.ined, (|iiick in perception and delicate of touch,
lie executed a great number of ]ncrures singularly equal in merit and of a very high
rank in excereMice. His jiersonal qualities of sinct^ritv, modesty and purity made him
belov(;d by many friends, and iiiade his pictures deal' to lovers o( truth ami feeling in
an. His work commands the best prices. 1'he collecticiii of his sketches made for
exhil.'ition and sale after his death excited nnusnal interest. IMr. Ken^^ett belonged to
the realistic school as it is called, but was p<jlished, harmonious, sweet ;uui symjia-
thetic. His portrait painted l>y hi.s fri<-nd luikei, ivas engraved by ll;il])iti, cabinet size
for fr^'ining, and ]>ubiished by S. P. Avery, NO Fifth Avenue, N. Y. C.
"'J'he auction sale of his pictures, in the Chrisiiari Association Hall, N. Y. city, com-
mencing Mc.itiday evening and contiuaing during the five succeeding evenings, was one
of the mf'St reinarkalile and interesting that ever tocdv ]ilace in this ceuniry. The
amount realized was sp??,?!.").-!!). Sulisecjuently selections I't' thirty-eight jiiiintings
from his ' last summer's work ' were ])urcl!ased for the ;^;ew 'i'iirk Meiropolitan
Museum of Art, and culled the ' Keur^ctt Memorial.' This collection is a permanent
feature in the new Art Building in the Central Park."
At a special nreeting of the Century association of the city of New "i'ork, I">ec. 10,
1872, in relation to the death of Kensett, the following pmceedings t0'>k place:
CENTUiri CLUn KUI.OGIKS.
Mr. Daniel Huntington presented and read the following minute :
As mem!,»ers of the Century Club, we liave met with a severe loss by the death of
our late fellow m-'mber, John F. Kensett. He ]ios.sessed, eminenily, those qualities
which form tbe bond of our I'nion: a p:issiiin for art, a lo\e of letters, the culture of a
gentleman, the refined taste of an auiatetw. ami a warm, afTectionat(> heart, ^vhich gently
won the love of all who knew him.
Into all the plans of the Club for the advancement of art, of literature and of social
happiness, he entiM't-d \\ ith a zealous, self-sacrificing spirit and freely gave his time.
Ills talents, and every aid in his jyower; and, more than all, he gave that cheery, hearty
.sympathy which kindled a Hume in every oilier heiirt.
As an artist his rank was of the highest. He had that rare uss(^mblage of ipialities
wliich coiubiiic to make a great painter; an euthusiiistic lo\i; of beauty, a marvelous eye
i'or cfdor, a clear perception of form, a passion for his art, sustained l)y a c:ilm. persistent
patience in its jnirsuif aiul a hand obedient to his ti'ainc-il ey«', a hand which expressed
Ills tluntght with w(nuiious spirit and felicity.
T'^ tiiis \vas added sound, })raciical common sense, which held sway among tliese
gifts fr<im (ojd. P<;rhaps the faculty which most distinguished him was ohn-ing, wliiidi,
always harmonious and refined, includes the atmosj'here and tn.e true .^cnt iine:it cd' the
hcuir and the sci-ne as he feelingly renih-red tiiem. He thlighied in .silvery gray, and
ciit.dd .--eiKl the mists tlritling along the hillsiiles. m.ike tin- mountain !;ro>)l; sparkle
amo.'jg tin' m.'xs-growa roc];s, ov the s-a- waves roll in on sandy Iteaidies, or on riedi toned
KEXSETT. 473
clitl.^, drijipiii.u witli fo:im ;aid illiuniiifd hy ijoMcn li.^lit, \s-itli u luaxi';;'-! skill oiul livmg
for<;i' ]■•(•(■ uiiai'ly hi-, own.
'J'hr i(lo\v"<>f si!ii>c't lit- (iftrii loudly .Uvrlt <-'u: li c lovfd tl ic So] enmity of t\vjlii:,'lit;
]ii> iiiuutiiprd lnu-s an- the full hhi/ ' of our ( »'tol).'v, hut so touiiiiTod hy his ]i:iri>iouiziii-
liaiid as X>> dolii'dit and >ati.>i'y iho oyo.
Thi' arts of (!ur coimtfy linvc a ri:'h inhcritani-o in thf trca^uies his Li;ouius h;i.s
ht'qut'athi'd, anil ii i,-- to ho hoped thai, many o( tliem may he secinvd for our jiuldio gal-
leries. The iirtist.s gvnerally loved Keuse'tt; tliey confided in Inm, for Im wa.s thoroughly
trustworthy, lie rejoiced in the ^;u(■eess (d" othe'r^ and cheered on the youn:; aitists hy
Icind word.s and a lielping luiiid. When a i>roiui>iiig w.uk app-'ared hy a new hand, or
imj)roveineiit in an old one, liis fac.i- Avould li.ght nj) witli j.leasure. ^^'e si^ught for his
•(•rili.'isiii.=i, liecauso lie was h(.;Th kiml ami .sincere. }!>■ would gently p;iin1 out, errors and
make suggestions which were iuvaluai.ile. hecausr his judgment was sound, his taste
pure and discriminatiii.H:. 'i'o tlie older and exi^-rienced artists he ])aid a mo h',t defer-
<'n<'e, reverenced the great of the ])ast and eag.'rly sought to profit, hy tlie study (d' the
best works of all the schools, both old and new, that came within his reach.
'idiese trails of the artist sprang from the basis of his character as a man; he wa?.
Sitamped with true matdlness: the- sweetest charity blended with all his actions; he was
friendly at the ijottojn of hi-.hrait; gentle and a.miahle, yet firm as a rock wdn/n duty
demand' d it, forL'dving of other.-,' fault:- and con.demning ^^■ith severity only baseness and
falsehood.
Dnrir.g his dangerous illn.-s^, soothed by the temb^r care of a sister and dear friends,
we anxiously watched and prayed for his recovery. As he came gradually up to nearly
Ills usual health we. began to 'lift up tlianksgivings to God, and as wo gathered around
liim, CKpecting to see "him once more take up his v.-onder-working pencil, suddenly a
radiant hand touched him and he di.sai)]ieared. To our sobs and entreaties there vvas no
answer— excejit to the ear of Faith, au angelic voice saying. "Blessed are tlic pure in
heart for ti^ey shall see God."
Mr. Thomas Hicks move 1 the adoption of the minute, with these remnrks ;
Mr. i'/v •>/'/(./)/' .- r^bore than a ([uarler of a century ago, in Italy, I made the acquaint-
ance .of John F. Kensett. He came to Home in the month of November, bS4o. In a
fe^v %veeks after his arrival lie was very ill of intlammatory rheumatism, through which
illness it was my i-rivilege to nurse him, and, it was under the necessary intimacy of
patient and muse that our friendshi]) b.-gan: and it was in th;-^ rela.tion tv.enty-seven
years aftei-wards it culminated and became transfigured.
As soon as he was able to work, he went at it wiih a ^vill; ami by the spring c'f '4t^
Ills ])ortfcdios were well filled with valuable studies.
I'^arly in June he v.ent to the Alban Mount, and began his oii+door worlc in earnest.
I joiiied him in July, and we W(ukedside by sid(; for tliree months, at Anieia.tien/.am) and
Xemi, on tin ,\lhan Mount; at Cora, in the V(dcian Mountains; and aiOkvano, Civitella,
Subiac), Crvorro, (b-nnaz/.uno and Palestrina, on the Sa.bine >b-)nntains.
I h'ft him at Pale-trina early in October, to arrange ffir ^vintcr quarters, and he
went bai-k to Subiaco, and walked throuudL the Valley Aido by (ierano to Tivoli, and
thence to Jiome, about the 1st of Nov<!nber. From that time till tlie following sjiriug
vre had a studio and a]iartments together.
He left IJome wdth George AVm. Curtis and other friends to visit Naples an d its
\di'iiuty.
Towards midsummer, they came noith; and in the latter days of July, '-17, I joined
Kensett, (ieo. Curtis and his brother, at Florence, and went to Venice. U'e staid there
through the month of August. Work, work, work, was always the order, and Kensett'.s
Venetian studies will be found to day among hund.r-eds of others iti his studio.
Wo parted our Italian life at Padua; the Gurtises went to Germany, Kensett to Paris
and I iemruc>d to Ibune.
F.arly in tlie winter of '48, Kenseb was in New York at work. It was a; this time
that lie was(decteu a memli -r of the Century. I h;Ml many letters fiom h.un <luring that
Avinter and the sj.ring foUnwing; they were ver\ frank with regard to his ne.'tls and
struggles.
The sjtring exhibition of the National Academy of Design is opened; two of his
works are there; he wrote to me at Paris:
■'Mvtw'o p-etuie.- i'l f hi- ae,>jh-my are v,,l,l to a gentleman in Pmvidence: Hurra!
Imt 1 can't get the mimey till the exhiidtion rdoses in July: Vdve h> i'agatelle I"
His rej'Utation was c stal)li-hed, and from that time io the i»re>';nl his miCi-i ss wa.-.
Jcnowti to all loNCis of art. ciuiimon to you and in<- alike.
474- nn.wcii of >!_mon-.
It is lu.t for ine to culnp.ize uiv (Ifjiarttd hvdtl er: our rclatiou v.-!ist<;o iic;ir, too spurred
for thiit.
His iiiiMi' ami licautiful spirit is dcfplv iiniirc?s^-(l uin-n tli'.- iiuriiorics of all v.ho
kn^'W hiin juid iiio^i (leei.ly ui">n tl.i- DU'iiMiiif.-, of tli(,-.c v.ho kiuiw him best; wjiile.
from liis maiiitohl works this 5;}>irit imt only sp-aks to iis, but ihfv shall be the living-
^vitnt-sscs of his trnilifiil and crfntlo nature tn t:euerati.)!is yd unb.nn.
}lis name lias pa-sed (juifily into history; his fame is fi>:ed; and the du^t i- alrt^ady
gathered iqion the iii,]>lcnients of his art.
It may iruly be said of him:
" None Wnew him but to love him,
XoDC iianr.td him bul to praise/'
Mr. Piesident, vitli a. heait full uf snrro-.v I move the adopiion of ihu miioite v.diicU
lias been pieseuted.
In .seconding- the mctinn for the ad<ijition of the minute, Mr. John (_!ourlie sjioke as
follows:
Mr. President n/nJ Geritle'i/u n i]f tlnCi ntui-i;:
The Board of Management, thmugh tlio Seeretary, has lequested me to offer .some-
remarks on this occasion.
I can add nothing to the generous eulogies bestowed upon the me;norv (\[ Mr,
Kcnsctt by tlie public pressand the' voiecs of his frieivls; he des'-rved th.e lu-aLses he has
received.
A pure-heavted mau--amialjlo — iugennous and geneious in his nature. Of all the
men I liave ever knowri he ];(;sses::rd the most admirable q\;alities; he wsis a man with-
out guile.
My a.Njuaintancc witli Mr, Kensett began a long time ago in an otiicial wav; as
treasurer of the Art Union 1 l;ad corres]ionded v.ith hiiu, but our more intimate acquaint-
ance commenced on his secon.d return from ]Curoiie.
I find his name recorded Dec G, IS.'iO, as a guest of the Sl-etch Club, on the minute
books of that society, of which I v\-as the Secretary, On that eveiiiTur, his fir.st \isit
tliere, his friv-nd, F, O. C", Parh/y, ]i.».d been unaniniou-ly elected a nn-mber.
Mr; Kensett on that occa-^ion was greeted and welcon.ed with great cordialitv bv us.
all. liis handsome face, his bright eye, beamed with cheerfulness as he found hiniselt
again among liis old frieiuls, in his native ho:i,e.
In looking over the rej'ort of the Art Utnon for IS-JD 1 find a list of liis works winch
were distributed to the members that year. 'J'hey are as follows, viz. :
" Anio — A scene near Subiaco," "'Pas'^ing Shower," "A Eerch (I'rove, near ^Vindso^
Forest,"' "A Land.-cajte,"' " Euviron-^ of lihai.-a," " Paven Hill, Lli/,aljethtoNvn, X. J.,''
"Trout Stream" and "Study from Nature. "
In October, ls.-)l, ^[l•, Kens.:-tt v.-as ehTted a im-mb-r (,f the Sketch Club, and at this
time my intimate acipiaintance with him begaii. I %sas often at his stu<lir>. and. have
been the jdeased observer ot his thouglitful and laborious industry. He was an untiring-
laborer in his art, and loved it with ilie true devotion of an earnest student of nature.
As one of the earliest and most faithful founders of the Artists' Fund Society (in.
connection with his friend, Mr. Falconer, the honored custodian of his funds, and inauy
others of his brother artists), he always envinced a most active and getu' rous interest in its
prosjierity and success. There was a modest yet generous charity in his heart, whick
every friend of his acknowh dged and recogniy.i'd.. His hand was always opC!:, as we all
know, to the claims of his brethren udio n^eded kindly act-. The fidlowing is a copy
of a letiet I rereived from him, now in my ])osse>sion. It is charaeteristic of the man:
" 'iignonx tells tne you can disp(ise of more ticket^ for tlie Artists" Fund Fyhibi-
tion, and I send you therefore twenty-live additi(UKil. If you can, without trouble,
scattei thenj ar(Uind t(; s:>uls greedy of inKdlectual feasts, you will do a double service-
in aiding you frienJs of tlie Arti-t,-.' Fuml. Tndv vo;irs,
J. F. KFNSFTT."
Ever active and energetic in whatever he undei'took lo do. the:e was in iiitn a quiet
p.erseveratice which attracted but Iittb' atteniion fnun others, but wliieh was jnost
effectual in its results.
I kn.iw of many .".cts of his kindness which lesnlted in much good t(; those they
were tiesigm-d to aid.
During the i;e!"liion, when the Met ro[w)!iian fair >\as projiosed, he took a lively
interest in its <aec.-NS. lb- was Uiadr idiairmau of tlu' .-irt er.mnuttre, and in <-onjur..f iou
with tnany of our f i i'-nds (d' the Century Club and tln' I'nioji League, whose names I
KEN SETT. 4?i>
iicrd not riU'iitiriii, li jnovfd <i'\iv of tin; most succt ssfiil (.!i')>artincnts i>\' thnl f;rcr.t t-iiti'i-
inisc. 'J'}iat (.•finniiittcc paiil to the iiiihI (or tli'_' iL-lii.'t' oi the sfildii-rs (>f our tuiny, tlie
sum of ritrlity-l'nui' tluuiiiiml dollars.
] know tJKit [\.l•n^<<■;t, if ItvinL''. ^\■ould not claim for himstdr any uii(lm' sliarc of tlu-
morit of this siK-ce.-s, nor ■will 1 claim it foi' liim, foi- li.' Lad ardent and ])ntriotic col-
Icaj^-nes a.s cai-ncst a.s Itimself in the caiisc; bin this 1 do know, that his heart was filled
with }jiide that his countrymi-n r.]'iirf</)p.t<-d iln- h-lM,!-, of hi.-, committo!', and ilhi'^trated
their iiatiioti.sm in this f^ph'ndid icuard. These, ei nth men, are niy rcmeralirances of
the n.sefnl life of our friend.
Ills jdace in ilie ]ust<ii-y of the f\u<' arts of onr cfiuiitiy will he, if it has not alieady
lieeii, deteiiiiined uv the puldic ojiinion cd' his coaritryju'Mi. That \\v worked with con-
seientions fideliiv, that he stndiitl nature with a lovint' heart, tliat~ liis h;ind v-'as iiever
idle in the fulfiliment of all the duties of Iris irre;:t nii-sion, and that he has left an
honored name and memory v,-hich will lie long cherished, all will helieve.
But my task ^^•ould lie im))erf(Ct]y performed if I failed to say something of that
marvelous indu.-try whicli enabled him to accomplish so much.
There is liard'ly a }iarlor or a private or public gallery in our city, and T might say
in our country, that does )i<it contain one or Uiore of the productions of Mr. Kensett's.
hand. A catalogue of them Vi-ould hU a volume.
His works are s])read widtly over the country. They adorn the princely ]',alaces of
the wealthy. 'J'hev cheer the humbler homes of the niore (juiet and unobtrusive lovers
of art for iis owyi sake. ]lo\\' n.iany a cheei-ing I'ay of la-auty, awakern-d by his peuciL
has illunnnated V. ith a kiiidiy iidiueiice the home (>{ many a lover of the "serene and
silent art ! "
It is a pleasing contemjilation that liis ^.■orks. like the songs of the bards, liave
in.spired a love of beauty and of nature in the modest homes <jf our people, as. in the
gihled galleries of the proud; and what a benign inlluerice is reflected therefrom. I To
touch the heart of a nation is the suldime iriutiijdi of genius.
If our friend has foreve.r passed away, the (juict brook, the tranquil meadow, the
cool shade of tlie forest, the ascending hilis and the hdty mountains — radiant with the
beams of lliC r;.--;ui;-or the setting suu, illustrated by his skillful pencil — still remaiu
to us.
It is no evaiiescetit fame that follows such industry ;is tljis 1 speak of.
Ill his own studio, where he laboied with deyotior. .and constancy, niiii died, we may
say, Avitli his pencil in his hand; I an; told, tlu^re are more thati five hundred of his studies-
and fln.ished works ujion its walls.
All tliis has not been accomjilished without thou!.'ht and labnr^abor that has
cheered "(//• hearts and homes as the sundight and the breeze bring lienith to our
cheeks.
Ami, who can say wind plea-aiit influences these, his labors, may exert upon the
mind and Ttiste of the geuf'rations tiiat are to follow ours?
'I'lns irilnite of our gratiitufe to him for lliesi; giits we render, not only withor.t
reluctance, Imt with a juide in our knowleiige (if his character and in the earnest ])ur-
poses of his unpretending life.
Kensett. in tiie true sense cd' the word, was a I'oet. How couh! it be otherwise?
His intercourse with nature, his lambles in the fields and iVuesIs. and by streams •' tluit
make the mea-iows green,'' made him one, and v\dien he returned to his studio from his
out-door work, he came, not only with the freshness of the sun and bretze up-on liis
noble brow, but with a more exhilarating freshness in his heart, which only a true lover
of nature can feel.
The skillful hand hath lost its cuujiing. The bowl is bri.>ken at the foutitain.
We alone are left t(.> record the evidences of our respect atnl atfeotion for the jirivate
virtues and usef\il jruhlic life of orir distinguislu'd friend.
The "Rev. l^r. Eelhvws then addressed the meeting in these words:
\\ hen 1 entered this room 1 had no ex])ectation of iianicii)ating in this solemn cujn-
memoraiion, otherwise than a mute ])reseiu-e anH:ing yon; but at the request of the
secretary I am permitted to add my voice to that of bretluen who have j^id careful and
impressive tributes to Mr. Kensett's talents ar,d worth . leap, add little to what much
more competent judtres arid much closer friends have offerr-d, in estimating liis trenius
and chaia.-ter; iiT unlike them. 1 am neiiher skilled in art, nor had I the pb-asure
ofstandMLj: in .'-ueh intin;:ite ami familiar relations to Mr. Keiisctt as would make
my testimony cf sju-cial value. It is true J Inid. the lumor of being a co member
witii our dejiaited friend, aiid wi;h the giiirlemen who have spoken of him, ^'i tliat
deliirhtful and memorable asso'-datior. — the Sketch Club — never to be nanicd without
'■^'^'^ 1!KAXC]I OF SIMOX.
.gratitudi- aini r.-.rrrt^-u!i.I for tsviiUv v.-aisu^i^in tl,,- h;]^7~~~',~ .'. ^
om-ea Umin^Ui to, -=ix in,m'l,s in ij,.."v,."i,- „ tl • .' '""'•^'^K Mr Kons-ti
iiatin^ of avt^ti,. a so4 , w u AjT K^n ■ f "V'- "^ '"""^""^ "^ '^^^'' '»«^t fas.i-
tin,,, .nd r,..>,n an aH-an..„r hidiiS.no: o '";':. -I^.^lll'^f^^--' -'^-"g <'-sp,.si-
only a prctWrnce for work over lalk-was'n.t i/; 1 " Vl> t ~ 'i '"''■' ^'f^''-" '^*'^''^
l.iTu.elf .nucl. on sue), ocva.ions, ytill ho did n^t i ;.;! T.^T'^'''^ « ^'1'^"^"^
iutolli^enc., kindliness and wortl,, and won n y i ,• ros, r '"''^ '"''''' "^ ^""
his personality was su.I, as to n>ake an id^u 'a] o r;,, ' M ■'""""■ ^"^"'^'^•
who knowLim, ho\vovor sli-rlitlv ^^■e niav so-o , ' ' ois,-,.r„n.i: j^.-rsons
truest o..n.val k.ci of a n.an's ci.amor W "■"'•,;:]" '";/■"; "r^^' ^" ^^^^^^ ^" ^!-
muovedofu.n,vt a.fairor arul Juste, ^i.nv o^ pu ^. n ' " I. ' fe ,!:'T ^^^"'^
friends. ii'-n. j-i.>n. tn< n i'l? Jiiost intimate
It is Certainly true of Mr. Kcnsett t'lat l.e si,,-,.,.,.,ir.,i ;,. i
frirnds, nearer or remote, a unique and i eniiea n ■ I, s"7"Y "'' the puMic and
<]uiot. cheerful and modest whs he. that liis t.l/ \V 1 .w\ , ' '^^'■'■•^■'^•^'J. >a"nonir,us,
rk-x or ditTer abotit. Eitlier as to his ^e ius as^n'- r i "^ " '''--^^^^'''^ ''^'le to per-
ietal chKraceristics in hoth %hts, there w^s h^^ ^ :;^ f ^ hi-' V" '•"^'"' '"' '' = ^
«.l,uos, any man of ciual en^nence. His su.vtne , of , is ' s f "\ '" "''^"^'\ '"
lively appre,'iation of the merits <.f fellow nrti^tV k^„ i n - in? V /' f-' ^^-"'I'Uihy,
delic'ucv of feelin- aud orudence „f sx <.d. , , /!^""l'f> '> regard to his own works.
hrother painters, and ij;;^ou^;iwa;rwel;:o;;; 'at i^^
ever to have hoard liim s,.oken nf v.dth dispara^M-nient and iJ IK w'tl I r^'-olh-t
in lu.s artistic character, and never cau-^ht a Hso of i;/, le.-, r • '"^ •'•''' '^''"■''"^■^^=^-
his character. His .enerosity dis.rnu^ iuiS; S' ^^^ ^ ';;^:^;:^'^-f .>:; /^^-'^ ^?
suspicion: his eentleness and candor drev,- ull the vem^ o w^' J^ If^f'^^^'^'T^'^- '"''
artist has suce-eeded more perfectlv in escai.inu- i],e !,f 't+ t, ^'V - i ',"'^'^" '' •'•"-•
-the egotivn. vanity. jeal!,usv aad p.i "! ^i, ij^^'!^"^ "^0'^ ''' '^ ^"^f-^"""
that provoke emulation, live bv rivalry ar.d invie co't.w -n ^■"" ^'•' ''^■'"^'
^very profession or vocation lias it. o^^•n sv,' ' ] ' i; :'' r "! "■''''7''''''-. . <^ '^^•*^i"b-.
be concealed that the poetic and artist c eiape;^','.^^";'."?^^ " '''"^ ''^'
^!::dt^:;-■;■tt;;;SHf^^\t;'^afitlr:^^^
feeling an,i exquisite manipulation 1 e ]' d 1 ule oJ no I f",! '' ''?■!'''' '" '''''
sensitiveness of his class- and his tin esv n . • i , ""K^^"'' irritability or over-
<.almness and equilibriniu "ul v^ t e^ f h ;e:^;H^^ ,'--'^t^--"J f- the
qualities enter.xl into lii. wnrk^ .ni.Pr ,1 l,; r !'-'-!""'^' h-ahn^, while his tine moral
. It .va., perhaps th!: hannony ';:? nllre :;:i^Z^ ^:^^^h.o'l::;;'>?;i^Ta!^^ "^■^^•
companied by the pow^r of s! c"^ ur ! f^ iH i^;: "■t'l^^'V-'^T' -'-''^ '-'.f^-> "uac
undervalue a boM and .larin,^ te.nperain In i • t Pr ,.; 1 ■ '" ""' '" ^ '--^I''/^'-- ^"'
rank without it. First-cl-i~s "...nius is^ «- l 'i "" ""'" '■"" ''^t"'" the iirst
and various. It aUen ms ,p4\ ',1^; f , ?' ""^'""i"' and soaring; nay it is versatile
tlierev) there is nothlno- more ton,, i-Uei.',, ,,-'■' ^'^^-''^^^^ (^^"J how lew can belono-
of his mvn powers-^n ex ct ne isu^Jm m I f r ''■'" ri^"";' ''"l' """'*^^^ appreciation
~KEX,-KTT. ■ 477'
works. 'J'iiero \v;is a i-frtniii inoiiot^uiy in lii^ tiihjrcts — a wiint of broad (lay]i<_':lit and
liriii'liT in';]>!rini.,'- ronic ]> iwt-,- — an alist/ncf of iT'-ativf iiivcni'u'n or .snri)ri><ing- rdTccts —
luit it \sas well supplii'd liy sometliint!; i'liiirnacliint; )KTf(vtio:i in tl,<,' tliriijfs lio lialutu-
allv Ircitcd— and liy tlu' drlicacy. rlfL-'anrc and iin("xaf.rtrcratfd (|;iality of Ids rendc-ring.
And wldli' his styli'is Ins own and not to It' mi-nakcn, lif was not a mannerist in a bad
sense. He lo\-cd Xniure too sincei'.dy and di-voully, lie di'-.t i u.sted li's attainments and
criticised liis <i-,v!i s^orlc too freely and carefnlly to beeome ena)iiored of ]iinjs(df and bi.s
perfornianci s, or Ituricd in his own furrow. On the contrary, olie of tb'' most diliireut.
painstaking and laljoriotis of artists, he went on fniiimvinp to tlie last, and tb'jse who
will compare his ]iictures at tlie period when he acijnired liis great rciiutation, with liis
very hast, will see liow mach lie grew in grace and in unity — how winnbTfully ho har-
moniy.ed and perfected his mannei', and finished liis iiieturc-.. without finishing th.eni
away.
'But it is deliglnful to feel that it is c^ven moie as a man than as as an artist that
we sha.ll miss him: foi this means that lie lived to the true ends of life, and on leaving
his iiencil find studies behind him, has gone wli-.rc bis real '•works will follow liim."
\\'liat a restiiuouy to his cliaracter and tlie, ludd be ]iad on his fellow artists, and on
the cultivated ])ortion of New York and l^iooklyn. was given at his funeral! ^^dleIl
Inive so many men of tnark and wortli met over the bier of atiy man not the representa-
tive of yiolltical or juilitury station'' The snow ston^.i tliat raved could not repress deli-
cate women and busy unui wliose pi-rsonal affecti'Uis drew them to the spot ^v])ere tlie
last view of bis handsome, delicate and genial face wa- to be sadly taken. And lerw lu-
inet us in his <-ofiin: He seemed still /•///).•.•. //■'—^vell, oidy ash.').— so young, and fr'-sh
and fair, tii.nt if was (juite iin]io<sible to associate his real age. m decay and dea*b. with
hi- remains. May it fore-token the fresluiess in v.liich his nie!i:ory will l,ie held in lids
club — so familiar and aear a i>lace to his feei — tin- undying hold lie will keep by liis
pictures, both on the country and tlie art he loved enthusiastically and served to the
last breath, and tin- eternal youth into which his j.ure and gentle spirit has already
ascended.
In couidu'rion, the Kev. ])r. C><good made sonuM-emarks iq.on what we all owe to
our artists as ediicators of taste, and esp( cially ujiou the relation of <jur lamlscape paint-
ers to t.he higher culture of our age. It is not wise, he tlK'Ught, to treat tliein as
specialists, aj-art from tlie great movements of letters and humanity. 'I'liey belong to
the no'ole company of Thoughtful autl gift<;d men, who have felt iliat there is a sjurit in
all creation, and that nature is the great temide of life. Mr. Kenseti ludouir.-, in his
way, to that tendency of tlu- modern n.iind tliat has given us (ioethe and Ihinis, (/ideridge,
AN'ordsworth, 'rennyson, and our (iwn Bryant and Emersi;iu.
^Ve need such interprettrs of natute to soothe, and cheer, and elevate us. ^Ve live
too nuich in the crowd; we are too much worried and worn by vrork- and by care. We
are vastly bel]ied by cl'.>ser cor.ununion with the ^voods and waters, t!ie iiiouiitains and
meadows, the elou<ls and. tlie stars. Tlu' new ami remarkable dev(do]iir,ent of land-
scape art among us is nn-(.-ting a gieat v\'ant in our intense life, and there Imve never
been such painters of nature as oar ceutury has sliown, ami our country has doiu' her
part to ]iroiluce.
lie thought that Mr. Keusett liad limitations in his genius, as all artists have. He
was not as romantic asl'ole, nor liad he the t ranstiguriiiir imairinalion and the grand his-
torical visimi of Turner. But in his ^^•ay he was admirtilil", so truthful in his rt.'port o!"
n.ituial o!>ject,^ so strong and faithful in his worlc, so alTectionate in his tempcj- and
tone. He was a classic amoni: our artist-, free ftom all the prevailing or tem})ting
excesses. He had not the ^vearisome detail of a certain anticjue school, nor the dreamy
indefiniteness of the new sentimentalism. lb- had the sevi're truthfulness of the
engraver's art, wliiidi lie once adorned, :iiul he was no stranfer to the (loet's fetdings and
fancy. 'J'here w as not a little of Woj-d-worth's tenii>erament and gift in his work, and hi.-^
nian\ and various [iroductious art/ this paintiu-'s " Excursion." the re.-ull of Ids studies
of natme :in<l the world, the juuiciUed poems wdiiidi v.ill live after him.
])v. O-giiM.l threw out some thougiits up<ui tiu' mam er in wb'udi the lau'lsra])e padnter
puts his |)ers"na] life and cliaracter into his works, and callsmen togetlier in thoighiful
and giuierotis fellow.'-hip among the scenes \vhieli he presents to them, and also how he
show's the aHiniiy betwe.-n tlie universe and the Eternal S]iirii, and lifts all things
till towai'ds the Supreme .Mind. Mr. Ken^eti may not h.-i.ve had tbe^nns; exalt' il inspi-
ration, nor a.-ee::de,! to the bs ,,;;.;c vision of (oid in nature as S(UUe others had done, but
he sp.iely .saw the risint;- stairway from i ;'.r;h {■< leaven, a'ld all his landscapes invite us
to live in the j)eace that is not oi' this world. So in his way he is a preaclier.
-178 r, RAN oil OF SIMC)X,
]ii ir-'/aJiiiLT this o'.iiliiH' .>;■ li!s i.-ui:iiks Di. ^)^i_■::^.)■.] :irlils, t)i:tr lie lias since exaiiiiiic.i
Mr. Ki'iisctt's works inoir fully and iluir hr hns Imii ilii- ].rivi!c;.;f uf seoiii^r ir full tin-
-sktHrlr.'s anil iil.Tiin-- whirJ! an- lli'- jiro'lih't nf iliis las' s-.i-on's lahir,-.
" Tills is r.Ttainly a imrjiMiaMc n-sult of a siniuiicrV. wui k , .■iinl tliis Ic^-arv nl tlir
-artist is a wortliy mi'iunriai of rln-niaii. Tlu-s,. jiirt in (_•.-, t real very familiar sulijcns,
scuUl's Very m-ar to his own (htor, aiul ln' handier iln-ni wirh i^ivat siiioilicitv' ami
Avithout, a'ly tliii-hts of fancy or straiiiiu;'- afw-;- draiULitic c;lc.-rs. li-'i't- aro (.'od's conmiou
and iihoLUuiiMi:' irlfts — llic water, the rocks, ihelircs, tin- ]i;,'-ht, tlu-skv— all rcndor.]
with severe tra'hfuliiess, yet witli exijiusiie lieauty an'l dehcate and juVifound cxpres-
sioii. 1 make :■,,, claim to he a critic oi art; 1 am eontem lo he a love]-, who mav kneel
at tlie shrine \\"lllioiit i)resLinihoj;- to mhiiste;- at tin- altar; yet I certadnh can s'av that
these works scfin to have characteristics if iin-atness; aiid that as a c'llonst he inav he
naiued with the lua-tersof hisa!-t: and wiiiist others m.iy have more I'.oldnes-; of toucliand
mi)re s^v(.■e].l of imag-inatiou, he has as mredi trurh and, |nii-ity, and delicucv as an\- of
ibem. The.s ■ picriiros are a cyide of sonn;'ts of iialure; a sfii.;,^ of iirecions iiincns of'onr
common lot. and tliey helu us in that threat task of oracticai wisdom which iinds bless-
ings in (mr daily path and sees (io;l's love everyv.here.
" I liriv(> lived for ove;- twcMity years witJiiu a short di-tance of K.Misett'.s summer-
lioiise and 1 have watclied lu'/utli afrer month tho effects of eurtli and skv and water,
which hc' treats. His rendciiny to tliem is saiisfaetory, suertrestive and iiiiposin'^; he
has per)>etnated iijioii his canvas moods of the sea and the sky that seemed m me tc^have
passt-td away with the moiiient tlcit oriirinated tlu'm; and his reniark!',l>le studies of cloud
■and sky under all cluin^dng hues and combinations, froiu sunrise to sunset, seem like
the vision of the face of a departed friend, a restoration of the very count enance, v.ith
its light and form, its thought and feeling. Certainly, if a mail ca'u beijiu.'atli light to
those who come after him, Kensett has left a legacy of light to us all — of light, too, that
is all instinct with feeling, all alivi! with love and apparently with a sense of deepeninj^-
ijeriousi'.ess as the evening shado\vs drew on.
"The rocks in our neighborhood are frei|uent and characteristic, lie has not
treated tlie most remarkable of them, hut he has sought tlie more (]uiet and soothiiio-
rather thaii the nnn-e weird arid exciting; but he has rendere(i them in a w-oi.derful way.
Under his touch we, see the marvel of the Egyptian sands reappearing on the shore of
■our great Sound, and that stone looks ui)on you \\ith the face of the Sijhinx. Tliat rock
whis])ers to you the secret of eartli, and sea and sky. Its surface speaks out the myste-
rious life of iiatnre, which glows in that rich color like blood in the cheek; and those
stains, and seams and mosses are the in![>ressions which ages have left njion that stonv
face und(;r the changv-s of the air, and water and light. 'I'his Sphinx means more thaii
we ran understand, and her features and look so faitlifully report her colloquv for
thousands of \ears with the sea and the wimls.
" Perha]is his most remarkable picuire in this scries is that which i)resents the sea
viuder the sunlight, with nothing else to divide tin- interest — no land or sail, no fi.;'.ire
and not eve'U a uoticealde (doud to givc^ ])eculiar effect, or a rock to provoke tlu' dash of
th.e waves. It is ]!ure light and water, a bridal of tin- sea and sky. Ls it presuiU]>tion
in a ])o:-.r no\ Ice in art like me to say that tliis is a great picture';
'■ Next to this in jiower and suggestiveness seems to me to be liis picture of a cliiT
by th.e shore, with shrubs and a grove and ligure.s above, and the whole surmounted by
a nolde pine tree, tliat stretches out its limbs towards the sea. It is a charmimc scene",
and combines great carefulness and severe truth with bciuty and sentiment. Since the
-artist sketched it, this tree has died, and if we may hold the poet's faith that everv
Hower enjoys the air it breathes, we may su])])ose this forest king to have breathed lii's
last not without comfoi-t in that his rii)e glory had been so vividly i)erpetuat''d u]Km this
canvas. The tree has gone, and the iiainter lias g()ne, luit the bloom of their last sum-
mer now li\es in the treasure house of art, wliich ouglii n(4 to b,- far from the Kim^dom
of (Jod."
'J'he minute ])reseiited by Mr. Huntington was then adojited, and oideied to be
entered on tlie records, and. an account of the proceeilings to be jiie])a)<Ml lor juiblica-
tion, together with the following sketrh of Mi. Ken:-eit, written liy .Mr. (u-orgeW.
Ourtis for Harper's Magazine, and taken, l,)y his permissiini, from its pages:
In the course of many years' monthly chatting and chroniidiiti:, the Ka.sy ('hair iias
had occasion often to speal; a word of regretful fa'rewid! to some whom all ineii honored
and loved, a;id to soni" l;iio.\ o o;dy to a snialh i i ircb-. It is pleasant in thinK. tJiat. on
some day hereafter, when this c,niury i-, ended and we are all gone, and t'ue new world
/hat follows us wondi-rs over the cpiaint ways jmd amusing conceits (d' their ancestors.
KRNSETT. 4.70
s<imL' khiil uuil curLuis ^oul. Tuiiiia;;- ovfr tlic vcllnw puL^r-; of ^innc oilil vnhuue nf this
iiiaL;-;v/uit', wil! fiMnc ujiuu tlie iiiuiie of I'iuil J)u!r,i;':in, nnd tlumk tin/ J']nsy ( 'luiir for a
ii'lir.ipsc' of tliiit )>erh;i))s elsi' fnr.LXOtlen l:ri^4it ;u\<l ^^iMiial nature. lint, ,";rnt!(.' iTiulor nl'
tlia! distant day, wlic;) yuuv eyrs fall up:)!! tlii-< Jiai^i", kimw tli-i ilu. |,.u- words wliicli
ill-' ]-'asy ('hail- is ah ui! to write cannot slnnv you, as tlicy fain would, the sweet and
< lufTl 111 and serene muiI wl'.ieli l.eiu-el'ortli lixcs l'(jr us oidy in luemory and m his lieauti
fill )ii(.tures.
Ihmie clianire- so lirtle from ye.ir to yi^ar that the sjiai'ioa^ studio in wldch the Ensv
Chair lirst sa\\' jveasetl doiihtles^ still reiuuins, pad is oecujiied p(.'rha])s hy some vount;-
%\orl\er at the ei\scl, who liears the same (dd Constant riuginj^ of ehiueh hells, anil who
cdimhs the hill over the studio ;it evenmii' to Se'e the sun setlint;- and St. Peter's .steejiod
in ilie rosy liidit. It was upon the ^'ia ]Mari:Utta, a little iiack from tlie stie.t, and
Kensetl slnu'ed the studio ^\ith his life lorig- fiiend. Thonias IIirk>. 'i'heic in the hajipv
<lays ihty studied and painTi-d, aivl there was ahvays the livi-ly welcome for the mere
loune-(.rs, youths makiiiii- the craud tour, and ex<;idlent seni^tr.- who came to Ilonu' witli
families and traveling carviaires, the hland disjieiisi-rs of commissions. All tluit Jvensett
wfis in tlie hitter duya — over l)ri^lit, traiup.iil, syinjiathetic, luode.st, e-,-nerous, maiilv — he
^vas ill the l^lma!1 days, more than twenty years agr). Never iieevisli, neA'er selfish,
^coniing to solicit iu any way, self-reliant, trusting Idmself and the future, how plainlv
he seems to stand at thi.s moment, steiipinir hack a little from tlu:> easel, turn in l"; liis
head and studyiiip,- the effect of every touch, while a soft, hnely landscape of sumuier
peace hri^rhtens his canvas'.
There was the u.sual sign of artists of all kinds iu Konie, one of ■whom, tlie oldest
resident, Koln-rt Macphersou, wlio married Mrs. Jameson's niece, and wlio chanced upon
the famous Se!)asti6n del Piomho, died just hefore Kc-nsett. We all dined at the j.epre
and probably ate more than our i)eck of . But what a tlav(;r it had! Hark! That
is the " boss " waiter. " Ecco .' Sl'jttori', ring:', rftigo! I'Jriyiui ij'/.fi / " ^V]la^ u-uests
does the bustliiiii; Muzio serve now': and what viands'.' Do t!ie imwarv still
■ex].'ect broth ^vhen lliey order Zuppd Iii'jh'se? Does the tradition of Mrszo Sbri'ino vet
linger? And (/ah'i.Mh.uiio, witli his smooth, fair face, v. ho needed only the heavy vine
<diaplet to be Aiuinous himself, in wliat celestial tvatturid does he now come smilfuii- in,
lioldinii; hui;h piles of plates aloft ?
From the Lepre we crossed to the Cafe (ii'eco. It was fajuous ground, for Thor-
waliisen had sat there sipping Ids black coffee, and Gibson was sometimes seen iu our
<hiy. We sat in the narrow, dark room called the omnibus. \\'e j)aid two haiocchi or
jienuies for a tumbler of cotTee. How we smoked! How we talked and laughed!
Wlutt good things were said at the Lepre! Because there w a-, a Mcrnuiid, shall there be
110 other cal-ies and ale "? How jdain it Avas! How ding}'! And \',-ere ever more sati.5fac-
tion, more i)leasure, and richer memories bought at a cheaper rate"? .And among all the
famous hnterers at the <ireco \vas there ever a kindei', simpler, sweeter conijianion than
Kensetf? He -w.is tiot fluent. He bild few stories. T!ut his generous syrujiatln, his
interested attention, \s'as iiispiration. He made a sunshine that harmonized and softened
all. Is there a (I're.'o still'.' Tiu- old dingy room must have gone. But if bv anv
chan.ce it remains, let its freijuenters of to-day cherish it more l.iecause of tliat "■■entre
l)resence long ago.
Was it to the Piazza anil ti^i the round game of ])ool at the liilliard table that we
ji ft er ward repaired 'i" Tleue is not a gilded tledgling id' a New l'<uk club that would
not have smiled at our small sl:ill. ]>ut the Easy Chaii- watclcs the splendid games of
to-day and sees no gaycu- jilayei-s. There are jokes, tie-re are incidents from those old
games of ]iool still current aunuig those innocent gamesters groN\n gray. There ai-e char-
::icters, figures, moveuifnts, that are still irresistable in memory. Those Poman hours of
youth aie li:;;,ds still amon^- men whose lives are widely severed and who have no otli,.)-
intei-i.'.-^ls in common, (.'hristophi-r Sly and old Joiin Naps of (.i recce are names merel ■.•
so are ].,eafcirdd and the fat British troubadour. He played tlie guitar and threw up his
round, blue eyes and his jmdgy fingers as he tndlel a sentimental ditty. And what
awful stories lie told afterward! Thai fat troubadour told tales of hlnglish social life
which, if ihey \vere true, :ire such as Mi's. A[i!ira l!eliu would lia\e delighted to record,
bui whieh. juobaley for thiC honor of human naluri', noui' of the hearers bcl eved.
'I'liere u ere tea-parties, also, in the rooms ol the baidiehus up main' and maiiv a
flight of stone stalls. The Hearer the ro(d' tbe neare'- heaven. NiU' was there anv
<listu!bing fear, as in tlie sph-ndid modern citie-. Tle-re was no l.Mirnin;; in Home, tlv.a
is, no Luruing of houses, 'i'liere had I'leeu oi,h<u- kin. Is formerly, aiul ai.-ecu-'liiii.;- to some
.sennons pK aelir-d thei'e. there wa- immeu-.e p>-''p,i ;:.:tiou foi- lirJn- up lo-reai'tei-. There
Were l.iaclielor tea-partic-s; tea. with a b^PJlf hot spiced \vine; siniide wme, mhi nndiu'
4(S0 iJKAXetf OF >LN!()X.
staud — VdUtri, ;inil (>;]:(•!■ vincviivds ol' tlio iii-i,i-,l:!Mrinf: Jjill^ Not one of tliat sei of
f(irf"i>,'n Komaiis did llie Easy Chair >'vrr scij us lie •~liouhl imt lie, liy imsoii ci \\iiic.
One iiiglit There ss'as a synijKHiiim :it tlio nxnus of KiMiscti and irii;lv<. li ^\;\s a ]>h_-a-iuit.
lueny siriirinir, not roystfiiii^r, least; tea in hir^re cups, Avithoiii milk, and a dasli (.if
Velletri soniev.-here dar!i!i,M)ic eveniiig. And soimdiow it caiiie to be inidniLrht. and as.
Tinie isa'way^ |piishing on, lie In-gan to ino'.s the tender sti'.ll-:s of morning- li<!urs, and
still the tea was liot, and still there Avas one more glass of sjiiced Velleiri, and another
song \s-her. there wiis a knock at the door.
It Ava.s an hour \'. lien only dncti.rs or the ]"ilicf kno'-k, and th'.'re was soTiie wonder.
But the yoiiiige-l corner said, (jnietly, "I think iliat liiusi he I'ousin 'liinothy." 'J'lie
youngest C(.nuer was new to Home, aiul was storq'ing with liis cousin, who served the
god of regularity, and who vexed and alarmed by the nocturnal truancy of a tyro, came
foith to seek him. When the door was opened the admonishing figure of 'J'imothy
appeared, holding a coil of wax taper in hisliandto light his way, and it also revealed the
spruce irimness of his attire. " It's time lo come home," said. Tini'uliy, gravely — and he-
was in tin- right. ]^,u the youuir''st cony.r replied, calmly, "Cousin I'imothy, hence-
forth 1 think that all h:igcai:e had hettei' l>e at the r!si<. of liie owner," It was decisive.
Tiiuothy ]iMHiely withdrew and Ininted no more t-riing lamljs hefnit- light.
From Ho:>ie thi':>^ ^vas a long and hajipy journey with Kensett to Xnp.les and
Pitstum and Amalji, Ischia and the Blue (-irotto. Then again for a few summer days to
Kfime, and slowly northward to I'lurence. After a month at Florence, where Mr. and
Mrs. Browning then were, we passed across the Appenines hy Bologna and Ferrara to
Venice. In Sej-tember we came through Lombardy, and one soft evening, at Varona,
Kensett climlied into the I)an(iueite of the diligem^(\ and reaching down his hand, we
who renniined sliO'jk ii Juartily, and bade him b'ocis]ieed for .-\merica. During all tliat
Italian time K':'r]S./tt w-as cruistantly at \\(jrk. and with wonderful little waste, lie
\--ould pa.--s a iliiy fairhfully s'.udying an<i jainting a muilein. His -rketidif'S were so
vivid and faithful and delicate that afterward there was no wall in New York so beau-
tiful as that of his old studio, at th.e top of the ^^'averl(■y House, on the corner of Broad
way and Fourth street, iiptm \\'hich they were hung in a solid mass.
He returned home to a series of noiseless victories. He was a recogiuzed master of
landsca]ie, and all his pictures are biographi<-al, for they reveal the iidelity, tlie tender-
ness, and the sweet serenity of his nature. Universally beloved, he was always wel-
come. He did not live to be an old in;tn; but altbouirh he had turned the half centurv
ccuner, he si cmed no oUler in heart and symjiathy and, tie- fr^-sh faith that illuminates
life v. ith c-lestial radiance, in the s'udio t;]>on the F;>nrth avcinte and Twenty-third
street wheie he dlt'd, than iit the iild Koniau room in the \'ia ^largutta h.>ng ago. Siuiie
what lonely he must sometimes ha\'e been, but no one jirobably ever heard fi-om him a
sigli of regret, or the least im]iatient wish that life might have been dili'erenl. As th.ose
who ])ersona[ly knew him ilie, his eventless life "will ])ass from memory, but his lovely
character will stiii ii\f on in his pictures, and mingle unconsciously to those who grow
bem-ath the s(>ell of their beauty, \s ith other lives and chriracters in a hundred homes.
So the inliuence of a good man is not lost; and so vjll it forever insi'iie tliat faitli in tho
divine goodness which was peculiarly that i;if this lieh>ved artist.
" For Nature ever faithful is
To such as trust her faithfulness.
' When the forest shall mislead me,
When the niL'ht and morning: he,
When the sea and land refuse to feed me,
"Tv.-ill >'e time enou£,'h to die;
Then will yet my mother yield
.-'l pillow in her greenest lield.
Nor the June flowers scorn to cover
T'nc clay of their dc()aried lover."
HI. Hlizab.-th Kfus, tt, b. Aug. 11, 1S17; m Aj.ril, 1S;34, H. -ratio Nelson Vail.
IV. Frrderick Newberrv Kensett, b. 1 )ec. ',^7, 1819; d. iti Brooklvn at the res. of
Mrs. Kelloc^,^ Au- 27, Issl."
V. E-/.ra Haifirett Kensett, b. Ai)ril ID, ISOl; d. .Tulv 20, 1^22.
VI. Sarah .Marshall Kens.'tt. b ^ "^ ^'
923352. Smith Daggett, b. March lo, 171):;: d. .Mar( h 13, 1S40; m. April T-\
ISIS, Sarah tiodfi-HV. wiio d. No'
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^■i. ll.-iirv S., 1i. Fr!i. ■.»(», 1n;;'J: res. !.;if:i% ,-;u-, Iixl.
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Vlll. Sainli K., 1.. A-.-.u. 11. ls:!i;.
].\'. Carolm.- K., I>. Maidi I, iNlO; in. Henry Slioii.
923355. Alfred Daggett, 1>. S-i.t. ;10, ITiin. ]h- \v;,s n, l)aii:v note cn.L'ravci- anil
tangi;l tlu' :irt t" )ii- nri'lirw .lohn F. Kriisott. ilt- sv^n lAxnw l^-ifF'; Cliiff Knyhici. r .\ .
Itav. tire (!t-]ii., tiiially an ('''iccr uT iIk- cnsi.im.s and d. in Xc^v lla\-en in lsT'-2.' lie m.
Nov. li'i, ISJ'I, Faura (iHiH-rt. dan. d' Eliu'^, win, d. in \. Ilav. Aua.. ].S7.~), a. s? vri.
I. PLeI.e Ann. i). .Mandi ."., Js:ri; d. Jan. .'U. ISo-J.
11. Forn.elia (Filheit. li. Nov. (1, is:;-,'; d. >Ja^ 4, F^.r3.
HI. Vi!--inia Benevlier. h. Mareli :?ii, is::,j; 0..' \-\'\k o, 1S-)>!.
IV. .Mind, 1.. .■\l;L^ SI, ls:J7; rn. N>v. FS, iM.io, .Maiy .lane Mas(.ji. ], .\i,ri;Ki)
^F\soN, b, .\iil:. it. li^i'A; d. Mardi o, F'^iio. 0, Fi>rni .\F\v, Oct. 5, isi;.-). "F <.'i;ACi.
Kni/.A, Julv ];>, l^'.W. 4. J'litx .MaViikv. , Jnlv ."}, F^ii'J.
^^ F'ania. F. Oei. s, F<'-l); nn (Jer. 1-2, F'd'TH, Frank E. Si-encer. ], .Alvkkd Lxw-
]ii:xtK, F. Jan. (). F"-TI.
VF Ilmrv. i:. Jnlv F,F ls41 ; m. May F,\ IStW, Hanicr K. Wilc-.x. 1, Hkx];v
.MAVili;v, , 1,. Vluirll 111,' Ft^d'.i.
VII. e'liarles, li. Jan. '2',', ist.j: d. April 2."), 1^4'J.
92305G. William Daggett, F. Ulc. V2. IHH; m. Nnv. 2G, 1n2s, F-rsula Ihuii.
F EFi/a, IFmt, ii. Dec. au, F^29.
IF William, F. P.-e. ol. F^:-!l : ni. May 18, jSo^, PlnJ.e Ann WebMer. F Sala
>F\!;iA, F. Jnn.' iJ, F'to',*. 0, Fr.urn.i:, Wau.'iam, F. Ah-rch 4, l^tFi ; d. Mav F;, lsi32. o,
VVii. 1,1AM 'i'Ai.r.uT. b. Sej.r, OU, 1>'H. 4, <.'ui;a. F. March 18. 1807.
HI. SaiaJ! Fonudia. F. 0<-i. FF F><:FF
IV. Fob.-it IMati, b. Jan. FJ, 4S47; m. Dec. 1, 18G0, Carrie E]i-/.,-d.etF Frost.
923357. Mary Daggett, b. Nov. 2!F F<:^0:]; d. Majcli F^, ]8.j0; in. Mav 7, l^m.
Amos Hradlev. b. All^^ 21. 1T!'"J: d. Mav Fj, F^(;7.
I. Sibi.-^ Anros, b. Marcli !.i. ls;F2."
H. Fredi'nrk DaL^irett. b. X(.v. 22, F^;i:F in. Julv 20, F'^.V!, France.s Maria ]\ist. 1.
Fur.nKRKK. d. F.b. G. '1870. 2. Ts\i;KLi,A F^ditii, h. Feb. 24, lSo!F
HI. Jolm 'i'hr.mas. b. A\i>:. ill, l8o-j; d. Jan. 3, F8G(F in. Oct. Fj, 1SG2. Eliz.abeili
Naomi Kello^n-. i^ Juiix Tiiu.MA--, F. A\ii^. 10, isGo. 2, FALKii Kxkvals F Ftd) FJ
l-Go.
IV. Harriet Eii/.aFfth. b. Aui^:. -^. 18o8.
V. Julia Ann, b. Jan. 23, d.' Aug. 2ti, F84F
VI. Mary Jam-, F. July 24, d. Aug. 14, 1846.
923359. Garah Daggett, b. Oct. 7. 1807; m. April 2:., 1832, Jolm C. Mer.sick.
I. IJdwin Francis. !>. Jaii. 8, 18oS; in. Nov. 13, 18G1. Emily Angu.via, dau. (n Fe
(irand and Mary Elizabeth ('rrowFridgc) Cannon, b. Aug. 18, 1832; d.Jan. 17, ISGG; (2)
.May 18, 1871. Emma C. Fewi.-. i. bv 1st an: 1, Svkaii Emily, b. Anir. 27, 18G3. '
IF t liarbs Smith, b. Dec. 13," 1840; m. Oct. lU, 18G.'., Ellen Fouiva Eno:lisli. 1,
?iF\UY ExoLi-^n, li. May G. 1808.
92336. Constant Loyal Tuttle, b. Jan. 2^, 1770; <i. Oei. 24, ISo^, a. S3- m
Oct. 21, 171i8, Clle^e Maih^ws, b. Jan. 22, IT^-^O; d. Julv 30, 1834, a. .j4.
1. Fueiu-, b. Feb. -J. IsOCi; d. March 11. l^i'S.
IF Ae.na. b. .Ian. 31. 18b2; d, Mav 2!l, F^dl.
HI. Ihinic.', b. April ."3, 1.^04; m."F,'b. ]■:, F-:24, Nathaid.l Maihews, wlio d. Am?.
13, 1S03 1, Hknky, d. y. 2, Ai..\[Ki;i)x, d. y. 3. Wji.i.iam l>i.i;rux. d. .v. i. 4,
F'rc:i;xi; .MiDMi/ruN, d. .v, ,'. ."). Sahaii, m. F.u'.r.-rt F>:'.ri-o\v. F li"e^''e-,. 2, l-J"",in'.
3. Fi,il^ rirl:, ivs. Nev,- iF'uii-wirk, N. J. G, .Mauy, m. liiia.m A. Camii; i''-"^- Nurth
StamFird. Cmin. ; .v. i.
IV. Eliza, li. F.b. 20, iMlG; m. Henry Danbird I'rom Canada \\'e..t ; n-s. Harkliam-
st.'d. Conn. 1, Emii.y, jm. — — Swe.-t: res. Terryvillc, Cmiii.. and has 3 eiiil., boides
an ini-.nt and a sun d. a. ""i ;-r~. ".', Fvkia, m. Fli-k.a Mirrill, 3ebi!., n-s. WiuMcd,
C(jnn. 3, ElJ.KX, in. Henry Kanil of Doslou, Mass.. and hiis 1 child. 4, Sakau. T).
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riiKK."!:, ni. Ifcnry TuclriT; i._<;. Barkli. ('.. \Vi) f.iam Hknky, in.; res. New irartronl,
Conn, r, ].(^)VAi., n-.-i. Bri^^t'i], L'onn. S. Ai.riii:rs. 0, I,'J^^'^A.
V. Philonia Anna. b. May 26, ISO!!; i!. Nnv. 7, is'dO; nam.
VI. J-:niily. 1>. Jan. 2S. isf-?; m. Ilanl'nia J^ninvci-; iv.-;. liri.^to], Conn. ]. Km.m.v,
in. fiiiii.s ].i)nn->:.'ury ; re.s. Nrw Canaan, Conn.; ha.s 1 dan. '.?, Fi;\N(i;s, in. I-'ic.!'. rick
Candif; n-s. low.n. ,3, .Vx.vs r.v^ i a. iinin. 4. Cvi:i ii.i\ i;, il. v.
Vli. Hcniy Ln<:•hl^, b. Vv\k ii, IN! 4; <]. Nuv. •,>! . ]n-2.-).
Till. iUr.u'n Adoli'hu.s 1.. .June IS, JSIil; ni. Mareli IH, 184:!. JnlJa E.Moore nf
]51nMjnliel4, Cnnn. 1, Uf.inia MuOI'R. 1). Seiu. ;M, I'^iii; d. Aut;-. IS, ls.l:J.
IX. ],f..nora Clilor, 1). Ort. m, I^IS; ni, .Iclm 1 vs i>t' Cle'-lu!.-, Cnn. 1, Loyaf,
Tl'ti'LK. Hi. Katie Tayli.;'; i.-. New I5iun>v.ick, X. .1. !?, liAinuKT Emzauktu, ni.
Hidn' y lijiHH-Ii; res. r'.I.-:\-,.'r, ]\i. ?,, Amki.iv. 4, Ei).mt-\i\ ."), Ivm.ma. G, .1i-.n.\ii'..
8234. Ephrairn Tuttle, 1>. Mardi 20, n:;;); v,-r. Cluvlihe, in In. nse built b^ lii.s
^r. f. J)ea. Timothy, d. -hily -ji.i, 181 1. a. 72; will dated Nov. 12, iSOo. iiair.e.s five du-is.
5ind lliv.-e sons; I'ri and Epiuaiin, e:v:ecutnrs m. Au^;'. 2, 17(11, Mary, dau. of Elieiiezer''-
and ilannah (llati-s) llnii, wlir, di. Mareh 8, 17(j'-!, leavin,/ oiieeliild. Cri. IL- in. (2) Eliza-
beth, dau. of Slvjilien and llaanah ( flutrhkiss) Atwater of ('., b. Sept. 12, 1740; d. June
10, 1807; i>.-e Atc-'itrr ,-1/^. >; G cliil. b. in C.
I. I'ri, b. Ort. 81, 17;;."); ni., 17!io, Mar>;-aret Moiri.son; (2) 1S14, Charlotte ,"<lo\ve
i. bv 2d lii.:
'll. Ma'v. b. 17'iO: ni. Samuel V. I'.caeh.
III. Elizabeth,!). June 2>, 1774; ni., }^',m}. Nathaniel Hoyc-.
1\'. Hannah, b. 1770; m., ISOl, Elisa]ih Preston.
V. Ephrairn, 1). Sept. 2, 1781; la.. 180rt, hois llifeher„dx.
VI. Abitrail. h. 1784; (snpjiosed I win, n.-^ a ehiid of Ep'uraim Tuttle ^va.s ]>. in
'^•}l.^•^hire, Xov. 22, 1784; d. N.iv. 10, 17S5); m. ISOfl, John I'eek.
Vll. S-.i'phen, I'. Fell. >o. 1787; ui. 181 1 , Catlia rine Smith.
Vlll. j.uey, ni. Nov. 2;.i, 171)2, Gideon Walker, ami settled in Snutliincton, T'lmn.; he
was b. l';70, and d. 18o0, a. 80 yrs. ; shed. 1812. 1, Evt'Y, b. 17I'.j: now ^1-70) Ilvino-, a.
7.1; m. Fisk. 2, Sl san.
92341. Uri Tuttle, b. Ch.-sh'.ri-. Conn.. Oct. ;jl. nO."); not being- abh-. to work on
the- farm he we-ai te Nevs" Ha^■en ^v]len abmit tweiity years of age, aud learned. ll;e trail.-
of caliiuet making winch he t'olluwed during the rest of his liff. Amoug some unpiib-
lishetl papei's of Pres. Stiles, iu ])OS.Tes.sion of th" N. llav. Col. Hi.-^t. S.)e., are his notes
of yellow fever ca.ses ill N. Ha-., in 1794. '^ Uri Tuttle taken siek with yellow fever
Oct. 2, 1794; Oct. S, mneh better." lb- was souiewliat above the average lu'ight in pjer-
son, and w(dl proportioned; l\i.s liair. a dark bniwu, never eanie out or changed its eoloi-;
Itis excellent teeth renuiineu sound to the last. His education was such as the common
school of liis native villa.ge afforded, .'.!ijip!enu-nt>'d ]>y tliat of a grrat universitv — tlu-
v,-orhl — in which all nuist stndv and learn, \\)!cther tlu'V v-ill oi- imt. He d. OCt 2:1
1820, a. HI.
Vv'o would like luuv to interpose our defi.'use against a possible inisconstriiction.
There is, or was, a v.idely jjrevaleut notion, tluit the motive and object of fainilv lustory
is tlie gratification of family ])ride. In some ii\stauces, we are sorry to sav, it mav b".'
so, and tlie genealogist is peculiarly liable to that imputation, liecause in his brief chron-
icles of tlu' acliievemeuls of Iris kindriMl, lie riiay seem to entertain a]i undue rosjtect f(u'
success. The world is full of luro worship, of Mammon \vorship, and of otlu-r and even
baser f<>rm-> of idulatry. Emiu^'ni positinn, sorial rank, f-inu- and wealth hold the highest
))!rtces in the estimation of uuiitiiudi's, and cummanc.l their sineere^t aduration. ^ We
are not of that mind, and while \ve do not seek to undervalue the adyaiita^'es of worldlv
success, or to umleratethe energies and the .- treugth an.d i)ei~isteney of juirpose it geuer-
aliy re<iuire3, it seems to us that its motives are not of the higliest; tliat its objects are
lov.', illusive and unsatisfyitig; that its pursuit is apt to call iiuu u> live exeicise and
cpaick develo]imeut a train of ignoble .pmbtie.s; aiul tliat its attainment too (-fteii begets
]u:':ury, sel(i,sh.nes:-, hai-dne.ss of lieart, pride and vainglory. Tiu'reforc, wliile we are
'-^Kbcnezer Tlul! was s. o' Ebonezer and Lydi.i (Mix; Hall, aad '^r. s. o! Dr. Johr. TJull oi Derby and
Wall'd. Dr. Savage errs in saying that Ebene:^cr, s. of Dr. John, was cirou-ned. Ii was Kbone/er. s. ol
John, jr., and gr. son ol Dr. John, w)io was drowned. Lydia Mix \vas dau. of Daniel and Ivutli 'Rock
welb .md gr. dau. of T'loinas and Rebecca (Turner) Mix. Rebecca Tutner was dau. ot Capi. Xathajiiol
Turner, v.-'io v.-as lost in the "Fhantoui Ship'' in 1646. Ruih liockwcll wa'; -lau . of Johi! ;ind Sarah
(iv.isi^'ii) .i-sd trr. dau. of l.>ea. Wra. l\i.ick.wc!> and his jd wt. Susanna Ch.ipin of Windsor, Cor.n., (ances-
tors of Gen. Gran:). (.)ther ancestors of Mary Hull, wore -'a;nes H.ues of Dorchester, Robert Charmian,
Tlioniat- Hhs-,, Capt. Tliomas Bu'.l, .beiu::. Ensign .md Henry '.Villungton, ruling elder o! itie chh. in
Dorchester, "who exceileti in raeekness and goodness."
TITILE. 483
v.illin^- t.) uivc :i!l ill.' oi-fdit that ib duo to success, we urc imt williiiL'" to l.c acciuulfd as
^lUdiii,' the tniin <;f its worshipers. Tht-rc urt- men wnrtliv of ili-.' ^■!•••;^ic^t fstccin tliir
sum tif \vho-<- v.-nrlilly ]>ossfssions would iiut par the c>.;>! (jf a rich uuiu's I'fasl, wlm.^c
imuics arc- in)!. adnrned with titles, prufessioaiil, lioiim-ary or of courtesy, are not fouufi
in liistorics or l.>io>^r;qihical dictiounries, uor iu th(^ lists of ollice liohh.'rs, nor aniojm- tlie
■" locals " of the cooti.inporary ne\vsj)apei, nor inscrjheJ on nionuuu-nts or corner ]uin])s
of the street; Uieu, in short, who have nnt suecee<lcd, and, i)erhaps from lack of motive,
liave not tried u, succeed, find whos(/ Hvcs are ahnos: as obscure as the oblivion into
Avhicji they sink at death. Of this clas.--. ar<^ tho.si' of whom it ha- been said, '• Tie-
^\dild kn(j-v\s nut its i^reatest men." and of wliom it miidit lie said. Tie- \\'orld knows not
its l>eit men. A- a representative of this class, aiid as an exani;)le, A\e think, of th>^ most
worthy manhood, we desire to speak briefly of him whcise name stands p.t the liead of
"tins article, who-e character we have learned to revere and love from a study of tho.se
little tiling.-^ that ordinarily would not be deemed worthy of recollectii:)n or of n<itice; a
life and cliaracter ])aralleled no dnubt by hundreds in these ]>act.s, unkuiiwn to u<,
■\s-hiise meagre reccid,
" Like the one
Str^y fr3;^''!nent of a wreck whicti blown
, With the lost vcsiel's nnnie ashore,
TcIIi who ihey were that live no more."
It has beeti truly said that a ju rfect hone.,ty is rare among nnui. Honesty of the
common S'U-t is not inconsistent with great injustice, and with taking every unfair ad
vantage %\ithin the beunds of law and custom. Has the man of nnllions given an
■equivalent for his wealth'.' Perfect honesty is jjiother name for ju.stice. The distani-e
between common hone.ity and, honesty iu the true sense is inliiute. Common horustv
•enables men to d'-al with each other. Perfect hmie-ty (uuible.-, th.em to resj'ect eacli
other. It is simydy tin? golden rule. A just n.ian made jvrfecl i.^ companion and e(jn;il
with the saints. In all his dealings, Uri Tuttle was governed by the irolden rule. His
■eipianimity and coritentment of mind was remarkable. He seemed devoid of passions.
Envy, hatred, rnalice and all uncharitabk-ness. ambition, greed, the lust of j'ower and
distinction were uidcnown to him; temiierate in all things and serencdy ])atient. During
ilie ]'3 year.s comprising- the peri(jd of his second marriage he never s])oke an unkind or
impatient word to his Avife; nor Arouhi he ever permit a child to be sci)lded or struck;
f.ir lie did not believe that To sjiare tlie rod Avas to spoil the cldM, but that vaow often
than otheiwise, tlu' rod v>as the AveapvUi of an impatient ;iud despotic teiuper than the
aid of a calm and u'lse authority. And he -was right, at least as tohiso\^-n. "His heart,"
said one v>ho knew him W(dl, "wa? as big a.s his whole body," meaning that his whole
nature was I'ermeaTed with th.e quality of tenderness. In him was endjodied the I>t)uglass
motto. ••Tender and true." In the connufm affairs of life his judgment was excellent and
his advice much sought by his neighbors in perplexity. He was much g-iven to medita-
tier; and reverie, ai^d often a\ h.eu .-mi absorbed wuuld talk loliimseif in an almost inandiid*'
tone Avhile i>erform!ng at tlie same time some mechanical labcn-. of the subj'Cts oi-
quality of his mediiati'Uis A\-e havt' no jio-^itive knowledL''(": but may I'easonably infer a-
to the first, that they were such as f(n-ce themselves on trie aitenti(Ui of all thinking snen
who are not crazed with the passions and blinded with the sirifi- for temj)oral things —
the ])roblemsof life and the 'mysteries of time and eternity. The i^emark so often made
with regard to the literary life is even nujre.true of this; ii is lacking in incident: he
was contented wiili his lot and anxious only to do right, leaving i>thers to pursue what
phantoms and sharhcvs tlicy would, and when the iinal sumnujus came he was not afraid,
uor greatly desirous to ward it ofY. n..-r over si)licitous about himself, hi> future, his sal-
vation, leaving that with <iod, but his last thioughts an<l words r(dated to the welfare of
liis young children, and ^\'ere as noble in s;.'rit as any thai have been thought woithy To
Ije per]tetuaTed in moriumental stone or Inrmze.
Hem. Jan. 10, 17;j:'., Margaret .V.cu-rison of X. Hav., b. Feb. r.. KC,:: d. Oct. 17,
1813; (2) June 2i). Isi-i, Charlotte (,d;iu. of ^^'m." ami Eli/.abeth Pa'dwini Stowe of Mil-
"*V,'ni. Sto-.ve, t>. Milford, Conn.; d. in St. Croix, W. I., Jan. ii, 179^; ni. his 2i5 cousin, Elizabetti
BaUhviii, both descended from John and Mary (Bruen> Baldwin uf Miliord. He v,-as .son o: Ca^t.
Stephen .Stowe, b. Middietown, Conn., May 22, 1726: reni. to M. and m. Freelove HalJwin. }Ied.in
M., l-'eb. S, 1777, of levcr taken in ministcrinfj to American soldiers from the N.^V. ]iri.->(.ins, who had been
landed at Mi'.l'ord in a destitute and dyinij condition from a British Cartel slup. Few were willing' in
run the e.vtreme risk of rdrsint^ these men, who were sulterine with sniRl!-po.\ and other contagious dis-
eases. V.'a;.it. S'owe, con.sc;uus of hi^- diiatrcr, made his will a lesv days before his death. tSee paper by
Th')s. R. TrowbruifTe. jr., in 2d vol of AVic /At; f'; O-/. //.•'/. .sV,- 0'//.-.-.'/j>;. The I. ef;. of Conn ., have
Auihoriiied an inscription ••« n.'tfHi'n'.ira to bo cut on the Soldier's Monument in Miliord. Capt. Stephen
Stowe was son of Dca, Sarnuel of Middielown, descended from John and Eh?.ibeih 'Uiiri:' Stuwe. who
484 I'.UANcn OP >iMitx.
f(inl, C<iiin.,l>, .Maii-h 5, ITMl: il. in rincimi;;ti, < ). , :it liniisf' of luT son-in-law, H.-nry
llov.c, Nov. 0:!, ISl'i': Im. Spriu::- Ci'iov.' {'via. l>iiiiiiL;" lu-v lont;- lite of nearly Sil _\ is, slic
had nosfiious illiirss, ami \\;i> as \vrll as usual mitil wiiliiu lialf an hour of hor d. i.
hv 1st 111. :
I. lU-niv Ho).kiiH, Mi:y IS. ITHl; d. S.-pr. 1. 1705.
!1. William. Amos. .hui. •2-2. 17!Mi; iii. Afril (i, ISls, a.T .Auhurn, -N. V.. riiideivt',
dau. of .lo.M'ph Mar.shal! of IHiode I.sland, h- Maivh 7, 1 7'.r, ; d. Ajiril. h^T?. 1, Sr]i.\rn\
>hiv '^S, LsiO; i!i. .lulv y. is-ii.', Eu^'t-ne Ptdcvaii Baiiktr; x. /. 2, M.\iu,-\]{KT, Aui:-. lo,
1X24 Tm. -hui''', isc.n, \Viliiaia Davis, and has: 1, I[,f,n Mar, h. MarHi, fSijl. ;,{, Hm;.
RiKl"' Xov. 17, 1S2IJ: m. .Mav. 1^1',), ('liai'l.-s A., s. of Phincas and Ihdx.-eca Trowhridgt-,
h J line 12, is2(i; n<. ^^"orpesT<■l■ Co.. .Ma.ss. 1, (l;.i rlr^ <'Ur,!,in'l. Jul}' 4. IS.'O. "2,
K'Kh'idc V' Oct, 1(1. is.ll. 3, Ili'ci. K. <>.-r. 17, 1S04; d. tJci. 12, IS.",.-,. 4, lla,ry IL,
Mandi y, is.-.ii. .•). Iffitr f., Fch. C, IH') > : d. Au^a'. 2?, isHl. C. Xtliir Jf., A].ri! U,
INf.n. 7', .)flnn'" H'., A^.i-ii 17,-ls!>"^. 4. \Vii,i,i.\vi A.mos. h. Xov. 2, ]s-2!l: rn. May.
1850. Widthia S, 'i'iunsrm. 1. Kinnoi, 1;--)1; d. l^--""i;i. 2, JA/ '■///".<,, ls."i:]. :t, .1/-/;-'7//(
Aliiifrla, \^:)'<i. 4, /V,,/', ;,o*'. l,'-f;0. o, Cn ts'i ki; Moiuiisox, .Inly 2d, ]^:;2. (">. A.Ni)]:i;v,-
Jacksox. Aj)vil 11, 1"^;!"). 7. M-\t;Tr-\ V.vn ]^-i;i-:x, t\vin Nvith A. J., d.rowned in Owasco
river, Julv 2:i. i^-'ll. .•'.. H. S. Hki.kx M.M!. Nov. IG. IboS; m. Idi.-i-. 24. l^dl. (\en.\\ a'^h.
Chadeayn'o 1 Fn'^'io 117///.'///, .1 ulv SO. 1 ^li,"). 2, ./.','.;./( .1/i//v,''.y'/, 'June L''), l.'-^i;.7. ;j,
Go>. W.tshhi<it'>!i. dun.- K;. l^t^f). 4. UV'//. 7„^//,% Auo-. :3(), ls7(t.
ill Idi/al'i'tli Ma! \ . Nov. 2ii. l'i!'7; d. l"^4(i; i-'uiaricaldy In-autiful in Ik r youth,
and a'wavs vcrv t'liira^-ii'iir and gfiiilv of maninr; in. July 4, 1--21. Cliauncey IJall, b.
Durham,"* 'onn!, Jan. v.. "l7ii;]. ll':- was th.«^ yon.n-fst of *A'-\v\\ iJiil. of Timothy and
Dtdn.ialUltuni Hall- (ills sister Klioda, h. Saiurday, Feb. s, ]7/.i; in. March, ]79!>,
Selh Baldwin of Durham. Conn., and was mother of Kev. f>wit,du Ixildwin, tlie vener-
ahle mi-ssionarv to ihe Sandwich Islands. S.-e 7>'//'7'r/;, 6'( /(..;/. ."Jli2, for jxirtraii and
."^kctcli) lie was emrasxed iu a lar^re and jivspeioi-.s sh(H' l.usiness, mannfactuiiug at
the North, and havimr'an estaldish.ricn: at Ch:irlc.sion. S. C. lie was a free and con-
vivial live'r aiul tinallv l.pcaine icduci'd. losing ],roi>eriy, l>usiiu-ss and iiealtli. lie d. iu
New Haven, (•(■nn.. in March, I'^'.l. 1. C.vmu.iXK Ei.iz Ai;Krif, I). Oct. Id, 1S2S; m.
C." Chadeavne; •<. /. 2, lI.\Ki:ii:i E., 1>. Sei-t. 7, 1>:^2'J; d, nnni. 'i, \Vll..Li.\M Cuws-
cKr, b. MaV'di iO, ls;-;2. 4. Ilicxuv, d. y.
IV. Harriet, b. A}>rill2, ISOI; d. March4, 1677; m. Edward M. Snith; s. i.
y. Jane Catharine, b. Sept. 17. l^Uo; d. Aug. 17, ISO.").
VI. Charles, 1). Oct. 8, 1815: suffered nearly all his life from ill health: d. in Cin-
cinnati. 0., Oet. 2:3, I'SGi, a 40; uum.; buried iu Sjiriug (hovi' c.meterv. A great reader..
of sound judirment, sui>er'.or intelligence and of an extra.ordina.ry purity, integrity and.
elevation of chaiitcter. Thi-^ is the unanimous te.stimony of all who ever^ knew him,
even froiu a child. In the line of duty and in defense of right, he was fearless, and
of an nuconquerai»le resolution, tliough naturally of a ].eaceal)le and quiet disposition.
U is remembered that wlien a boy of about twelve years of age he was brought Iionie on
a yliutter, insensible and covereil with ])lood. In old times in N. Hav., as elsewhere in
lar<>-e towns, before tlie organizatifiu of u ]iaid police force, the ]iugnacily of young
luimiuiity of tlie masculine'geudcr veine,! itself in frequent sireet lights. Boys formed
themselves into gangs ollensiveand dtdensive. and were known collectively by the name
of the street or neigldiorhood where the}- lived and had their being. Sometimes piiclieii
battles were fouixht between rival gangs, and then woe to the windows of a.djac-nt
buildings, wliich generally sufTered far more tlian the belligerents themselves, amis (d'
precision not beiu'r in use" among them. But the favorite mode of warfare was the Na]>o-
leunic trick of concentratimi: a .Cuperior force on a weak })oint of the enemy; that is, to
ambush a strav urcliin found on forbidden ground, and with a i)rei>oiulerating force of live
or six to one, give hiui an unmerciful thra-hing. Iu this they also resembh-d the dogs
of C)ustanlinople, and the verisimintude is worth noting iu relation to the law of evolu-
c.-i'ne from Mnidstone. Kent Co.. EnErland. and settleii in Roxbury, Mass. Thankful Stowe, d.-iu. of
Tohn m John I'icipont and was raoLht-r of Rev. I,imc;s, 2dminis:erat New H:tv.-n. i-.iid fjr mo. of barah
Pierroat. who m. -loncuhan Edwards. Amons the olber ancestor^; ol Charlotte Stowe are John Hopkins
of Hertford prt-ici-nitor of a faavdv of that name famous in divinuy. Geo. Stocking of Hartford, both on
the FouTidc'r-;' .Monument in Hafiford ; John Coit and Hutjh Mould of Ncu- London, ship builders;.
Spirit would a!\vavs watch over and protect the good white-lace and his posterity. V.'hat the iniiEicril
tribe thought on this point is not recorded.
TUTTLE. 48.1)
tion nnd tlie surviv;!l of ilic fittest, that is, llie ufj;li''st and tin- inr\iiio~t. In tho lu-i;;:^]!-
borljood of the taaiiiM'k'.s on Geovi;-r Stret't, there was a ]yccnliaily rougli set called tlie
"hnither laut- panix" who kept the neighborhood in awe. One day wliile fi'oing ahoathis
business he was attacked by this tribe of Arabs and fouq-ht them, single handed and
alone, until he cdiild Uglit no longer, and was brought home as related above, on a shut-
ter, like an ani'e lit hero on his sliield. When about 2"? years of age lie- was advised by a
pliysiclan to try a oa^on of cod-fishing on the Banks of New Fouudland for the benefit
of his health. Accordingly he shii)ped as a common hand on a small vessel and spent
three montli^ hauling up codfish faiiionis deep with hook and line. Tosr-ing like a cork
on tlie great waves of the Atlantic; often in storm and darluiess. weak in body from
want of re.st, exposure to the elements and coarse iiiiiuiriiions diet, liomesicl^ and lonely,
in ch.b-i; JLixiJipnsitiiUi with natures as widely ditlercnt and iucongenial as could be
imagined. Alu'ays in danger and once nearly ruii d(jwu by an ocean s.leamship rushing
through the wave; ill a dnik nigld, black and huge, close t(j the fiail little fishing
craft; hisluauN swollen from tl;e fpuh ,j of tlie fith to nearly doul.ile theii' natural siz''; of
all these tilings he remembered or at least related, only the humorous asjiect; for all of
life's experiences liad to him a humorous aspect, dyspeptic as he was, and his stories
connected with -this harsh and trying^ episode, alway.s excited the greatest tnerriraent
in hi.s hearers. The great holiday season of liis life wa.s a partial tour of Europe, in
ISoS or 18'')9. HJsiory had always been his favorite reading, and froru the Jcuowledge
thus acqniri'd, ainl fnim liis symjiathy with human ]irf)gress and ^^■ith the gi'eat qual-
ities of histoiic men. his vi.sifs to remaikable places afi'orded liim the greatest possible
enjoyment and I'Voiii. He had ]ilanned another foreign tour to be taken in compuny
■with the compiler.
About ISijO or b'^'Ol, he became proprietor of the stock, stereo'yjje plates and cojiy-
rights of a wholesale book business, wliich he tJienceforth conducted so prudently and
successfully that at the time of his death in 1SG4, it stood on a sound basis, out of dei)t,
and with a largo casli capital.
Of tlie finer and n.obler ti'aits of his character, it is difilcult to convey an adecjuate
idea: mere general terms and phrases are meaningless from much u.--e and more misap-
plication; and liis limited sj)here gave no opportunity for a wide employment or recog-
nition of them. In delicacy of mind and purity of heart. and life he ^va3 immaculate,
and the perfect confidence and resjiect which he everywhere insiiircd was but a faint
refiex o'l himsi-lf.
VI!. .hTiie. b. ,l:;n. 5. ]S1S; d, Jan, 9, 1810.
Vm. Chester Ailing, b. Oct. :jO. 1819; d. Sej.t. 10, 1S20.
IX. Frederick, Jan. 2.S, 1S21 Uwin); d. March 27, 1823.
X. Frances, b. Jan. 28, 1821 (twin). \'N'hen a young girl in the puldic sclifiol of
over one lumdred pupils, .she had very few equals as a scholar among them. Gifted by
nature with a soprano voice of the best quality, and with musical ta.ste and capacity,
equalled by but few professional singers; m. Heiiry, s. of (tou. Hezekiali and Sally
('i'ownsend) Howe,* b. Oct. 11, ISKi; (."itli cou.sin by common descent from 'I'liomas Mix").
-Mr. ilowe was brought up among books and became at an early age a botJ; maker. He
*Jatnes Houe, rroin Sussex, l-^n^'land, 1737; in. Eli.'abet!', only dau. of John Dane of Roxbury Mass.
(James Howe f.ao wf. Elizabeth of \V"e t Ipswich, executed on Gallows Hill, Salem, July 19, loqa, for
witchcraft'). Abraham Howe 'i. of Janice, at Ipbwich m. Sarah Peabody and. had Sampson, b. at
Ipswich, 1683; removed to K-Uingly, Conn., and m. at K., 1709. Alice P-.-rlcy and had Sampson, b. Middle-
town, Conn ., m. Sarah Sabin: (2) April 5,1753. Hannah Foote, by whom lie had Alacia, Perley and
D )maris. By ist wf., Sarah Sabin, who' was of French Htiguenoi slock he had Hc/ekiah, b. Middle-
lown. Conn , -Auj;. 2S, 1741; d. at sea, 1775; 111. HannrUi, sis. of Isaac Beers Ul- She in. (z) Capt. Klias
Stiilwell. who d. ioii4, a 75. Shed.a..jS. Her son Hezekiah Howe. b. Xew Hav., March 25, 1775:
brought up by his uncle, Isaac Beers, who established him in the book business in New Haven, where
he kept tlie 'College Book Store" for many yrs. In war of 1S12 he was Lieut. Ci il . of the 2d Res;t.
Conn. .Mil . a detachment from which was ordered to report to Major Gen. Wni. V\'illiams at Groton,
("onn., the tleet of Decatur being then ^ilockaded by th.at of Hardy in the Thames near New London.
As senior ofiicer Col. Howe commanded the britjade. David Austin, chaplain; Lcverett Hubbard,
paymaster: Timothy P. Beers, Scrgt-Major; Picrpont Hrockett [6], En.sitcn; Andr'r.v Goodyear [il,Ser^'t.;
ISdward Tuttle, Corporal. Col. Howe was Military Comiaandatu of New H.iven during' the war, and
was made a Hrit'adier General of Conn. Mil.; res. on the north-cast corner of Chapel and Howe sis.,
the latter si. bei'Uf named for hiin. .\ most CMceUcnt man, and lii£;hly esteemed in New Haven; m.
Sept. 21 iSoo, Sally (dau. of Ebcne/er) Townscnd, b. 1776; d. in Cleveland, O., iS.,i. iShe was a half-
sister to EI hu Townsend, Esr^ , merchant of N. V. C., firm of Nevins I'v 'I'ownscnd. Her father,
Ebenezf-r Townsend. was a lieavv shiopuiK merchant at the beg;innhi.cr of this century; was called "ttie
merchant prince of New^ Haven.'" Gen. Howe d. May 26, 1S35, ai,'^ed,03.
I. Koen, b Sept ii.u^oi.
II. C.i.irisi, July 23, 1^03; d. about iS;3: m. Alfred, s. of Gen. Natiianiel Jerry and his, \vf., a sis. of
Daniel Wadsworth of tiartf.; V. C. 1.^.11; lawyer; Town Cieik of N. H;iv.; d. i£6o. i. Ci.akx HK.src-
KiTA. b. Sept. S, i5i7, d. 133a. 2. .Alkk.-.h Hnv. t:, b. .N'.'V. u, iS.;/; ^laduated at the Vale College Law
480 LUtANCU OF SIMON".
(•umi)ii<''l M^iholi-fiof Kmiiitiit Michiinirs, piili. 18'j9; afiei-uarrls IjotiffUt \>y \hf Hi'.rperV
who issued sovoral editions. In conntr-tion wirli .Mr. J. N\". BarlnT. lu- comjiilcd Jjfsfi,r-
icnl Cviledh/if of lh,uSi,Ue of Xeir Fork, Js4]; llistoricil Col'rrlioos of X^-m Jcrs<^y, ]S-14:
aloiif he coiiipiird JUdoj-iciii- <_'o!'ii-fion>i of fivjinio, \v4~y. Jli^oi-kal Col'ei-iioin< nf Ohio.
1847, being tlif fourth stHtc ovrr v.liiidi lie tr.ivcli d. collcctiiifr ]in\teriiils aiul taking
views ol' places iiiid ol)ji-ct.-3 of inrire.^. In JS17 lie leui. to C'inriiinati, O., joid for
niauv years carried on a hu'tre Ijook subscription Imsiius--, ]:uli]ishing- 'J'Ik (Ircat Wtst:
Tndch niul Ar'rcnio.rrft of Cdd>r(d'-d Tmvders: Lif- m.il Drotli on /)n Orr.ni; Jdvroiitr^s
anil ArJii'i-i tiU'tifs of Aim rii-on-'i: Our Whole <\>otitr)/. cVc 'Jdie ];;st named \v;is hy .]. W.
Barber and Henry llc>\\'e, an csji^'n.sive woi-k of iriljtl or'Ta\o ]~/a!res ami (iOd cnm'nviUiis,
mainly from oricrinal drawinu's; was publislied at the liefrinninii- of llx- v.-;ir for tlie
Union. In l-ST";- TS herem. to X. llav., Coini., and iv\-^ide.-; on ("rown siiift. ^iti' o!" the
old lioniestead of Uri Tuttle. His last book is entitleil Over the M'urld Tiaeels, \nih-
lishcd by HraiUey & Co., Phila., this (188o)yr. 1, Fii.^xcics Cii.vttT.OTTi;, a .siiip;er culti-
vated to tliH high<-.si.- degree: — voice is of i-eniarkalde sweetness and compass, reaching
with ea.se F in ;;it. ; also a Thorough musician and b.as few equals in rulii^-nting t]u-
voices of others. Has a line re]intation as a concert singer. "A brilliant vocnlist, Ikt
voice a clear high so])rano." — Art Critique in Cinjinnnti Coinrei: rei.'L '2, Ol.\i:_\. a iin<-
church ;uid coiicert singer. 3. FK.\Xii Henky Townsend, aspocint^,! wiih ]:d\vhi ('.
Grillith, Ite was among the pioneers to introduce into CiiK-innati, 0., the artistic dt-t-ora-
tion of ]jottery, Avliich lias since become a huge ari;l Sii<-cessful i>ianch <if industry.
He is ijiucii iniere.sted in genealogy and has mode consideraide collections of ancfsiral
k)re in the paterrinl line. The coin]iiler is indebted to Ivini foraid. 4, ('ti.-\KJ.i:s 'I't/TTLR,
designed to bf^come an architect and was eniploycd in otiices in (.'incinnati, and \vii!,
Benj. Silliman, jr., of New York city, who olrereil hin; sni'erior induci-Tnents to renuiin,
but his .strong musical tastes and abilities led iiini in a ditTerent direction. He is an
excellent andii^^-c'iiral <L-aftsniati; an organist, p'a;ii>: ned master of ih^- Hute of v.hicli
instrument he is a teacher of high repuie; res. J\. Hav.
XI. Geo. Frederick, compiler of this woili, 1). Oct. 2?;, ISOO: v/as apprenticed to
au uncongenial ti-ade which he did Jiot leai;i nor follow. In fall of ]S44 was roct-
nmu in leveling party in surveys and location of the N. Y. and X. Hav. ii. K.
between Soutbi)ort and the state line in Cojin., Mnd( r I'n.d'. A. C 'i'Mining [i.'] and
afterwards on survey for the Xaugatuck \';illey ];. J^ From ISio to ISJ'J on
surveys <'• till cimstruction of th.e X, Hav. and Xorth;;niptiin li. 1.'. from XewHa\en to
Avon, jnchuilng branch to Ci>ll:nsvil)e, inost (jf the time as assistant engineer uiider
Henry Faniam. Joseph E. Sheliield being ]>vesident of the Co. In l*^o') fs
principal assistant engineer, located the Cincinnati, Hamiltoti 1.^ Dayton Bailnjaii fj-om
School; Clerk of Couii; Col. 2d Regt. Conn. Mil ; served ihroufrh the war; Major-Gea. of Vols ; Rrj<T
Gen. U. S. A., hon . deg. A. .M. V. C. I'o;; unm. 3, Harkiet Waiiswokt ; many yrs. teacher in Xcv\
Ilav.; Lady Principal of Vassar Female Col. 7 >TS. 4, .\uri.-\n; res. Kno.wille, 'renn. ; Coi. on stail of
Gen. A. II. Terry, Ui.ion Army. 5, jKi'.ii.M..^ii W.'.I'S'.voath. Sut};eoii 2;;i Conn , Un;c!i .\rmy; ni.
Mrs. Josephene Dwijrht. 6, Clar.\ H.s.-.piET-rA, m. M^y. 1S76, Robert Patterson Hui.;iies Capt. U.S.
.A., oa stall' ot Gen. Terr}-. 7, Robert (joldsroko. 8, Ei.iz.\ Howe. 9, Fk.\nxes. 10, Krfdi:i;ick. u,
Jane.
in. Sa'Iy, Jan. 24, 1805, d y.
IV. Jane, Dec. 14, 1S07; m. .Nioses Kellcy, lawyer of Cleveland, O.; dec t, Fj;.'\nk Howk, ni. Flor-
ence Jevvelt. e, J.-\ne E.mza, d. 1S70. 3, Maicgarkt Steki.inc, named for Margaret (Tuttle) hlerlintr,
dau. of Asi'.liel i^s] . 4, Geokge D.a.siei., m. Kate Wick. 5, Makv Sakah, d. 6, Ci.ara Howe. m. Dec. iS,
1879 Earl Knigh.t
V. Fran-.-i-. b. iSii;d. in Chicafro, TU. . of cholera. i?j,2; w?.? edac.-^ted at \\'. Point Mil. .^cad-
He was some lime Sec. and Trtas of the Chicago and Galena R R.; m. ,\ov. ij, IC41, Rose \'ict-..re
Bailly of Bailiyiown near PorterSta.. Porter C''<.. Ind., dau of Honort- Grallen Joseph BaiUy de Me>sein
of Quebec and his wife Maria Lefevre, whose father was P'rench, as the name imports, and wliose mo. was
of Indian paienta.ce, the dau. of a chief of tiie C)ttawa tribe /. 5 chil of v.'liom 3 d y. i, Ro^k Baillv
Howe, b. >.ov. 12, 1^42; d. qf cons., .April 5. .S79;unni.; edc.at St. >!ary's-in-th_e-\Voot!s. near Terre
Hau;e, Ind. In !i;6-.. 'A-ith her mo. and sis. Francis. bet;an a tour ot Germany. France, Italy and ihe
Holy Land, visiting shrines, not as tomists. hut as pilgrims at Prague. Einsiediin. .■\mmerKau. La
Salieite, Lourdes, .Notre Dame dela Garde, Lorello. .\ssis-,i. Genoa, Perugi.i. where by personal invita-
tion they had an audience with Cardinal Pecci, now Pope Leo. XII!, Rome, Calmaduli. Nazareth.
BethFhem, T habor. Jerusalem, .Mt. Olivet, C.-ilvary. the Brook 0( Kedron, the Valley of Joljosophai,
the Tonibs of th" K;nf;s '" Never have we known,'' says her oiOf.;r.ipher, " such piF'rimages under. aken
and accomplished by trail women.'" They were absent five years, returninfj in fail of 1874 On return
Miss Ho .ve wrote .1 bouk pi\ ingr an account of her vi-iit to the ".Miraculous Lady ot Lourilcs." ^he was
a frequent and much valued contributor to the Caiholic piess, and was '"deservedly called a chimpion
of the faiih."' Her last literary work written at St. Catharine's Cr«vent, near Spnnifrield, Ky., and
pub. 1370, is an account of her •• Visit to Cdn;ado!i." .A biog-. memoir and covrepoadence. quarto, 64
pp., pub. iSSi, Fery-iis Printing Co., Chicatro, 111. a, F^A-.cts Howk, cdULaied at St. Mary's, near
Terre Hauie. Is a wri cr lor Catholic publications, and the author 01 a work entitled L.j.cii.). l..zii,iu.
VI. .A.nn, .May 14, 1813; res. Cleveland, C>.; unm.
Vll. Henry. C'ct., 11, iSio: in. Frances .\ . Tuttle.
Vi!I. Ehza C, t)orn Sept., 181S; d. n.av S, 18^,7.
TUTTLK. 487
}I;i)iiill"n lo iiaytdii iiiifl until pro^tvattil by thf the I'cvcr fif the cliniaTe and cuniiii/llcil
win n ciinxr.lt'M'iiii:- to ri'turn lo tli'' Ki'si Id rccuinTaic, ]i:ul clianrc nf constnirl'K.ii as
division I'U^'iiii'for Soon atu i \-,-ai-ils In' surveyed a lino arro--, tin- "■Wuai Coiid "' (jf tlio
Susqnehanna, Troni Bintrlnunto!! to Hariieisvillc, lor llic AlKany iV Snxi. liailicad. In
iSol ho had riiai>:o us ]inncii>al assistant fiigint.'iT oT surv.ys fn>n! Ciindnnali. (>.. To St.
[,ouis, >ro. , for the (.). it .M. 1!. l^, i-on-i])risin,!j; a year of Inlinrioiis licld worlc. camjiing
out a pai-t of Tho lime to avoid gvcatcr hardsliips. Tho coiuitry was now and rompara-
tivolv nnsoitlod. In 1S5C ho surveyed and locat-jd tho Ciii'-in.nati iV l>ayiiin Shuit Lino J!,
i;., liio ooiistiin^tion of wliiidi \vns Ix'srun. but soou si"]>iiod by tlnv oj'oosiiion of the rival
CMr|u. ration and want <d' ado((uato funds. Smuo t \s outy yoa.rs laior the lin.i' \\';is onui-
|doTt il and ]uit in i.']toraliiin. lli> afterwards surveyed and made apiiroximale liicati<;ns
for the (.'inciiiniiti. J.ehation A: Zenia K. U.: the ••Four Mile AVd ley" ]{. U., from
Hamilton, (>., to. Kiclimond, Ind.; the Sciot.'i Valley R. 1!., from Columbus. ()., to Cir-
(deville, an.d of the Atlatitir iV Ohio li. K., eastwar-.l frmii Coiumlius toward the Penn.
state line. A iiart of titis line \n as under contract wlien the 1\. li. ])aiiie, indurcd by tlio
Scduivh-r frauds, eaused th-.' immedi'Ue r-Msjn'Usion of lu-w II. U. enterprises, p.)]d a. lonc^-
Stagnation luisued.
In 1^55, he rem.oved to New "i'<:>rk city, and began the wholesale lioolc sabsrii|,ti,ui
btisiness in conneetion with llem-y IJowt- of I'iiicinnali, (_)., which ])ro\ed ipnie sueec,-.s-
ful notwithstanding the panic of 'oT and the tremendous })olitical agitations ])reeeding
the war, tuitil the war itself (h-stroyedas by an eartlujuake almost every occupation that
wa.fMiot ^(jiinected in some way with the se.]iport or the destruction of human life. In
l.'^GS lie joined tlie •'Stowe Association" and was led into some genealogical investigal!<'ns.
Tlie interest th.us excited in the maternal lineage and relatioiishijis, naturally and
speedilv extended to ])aterna] si>".e and finally resulted in this com^iilarion; n;. in X. Ilav.,
bv IJev". I)r. Edv.^ard Strong;-. Feb. 21, 18o4, Christina, dau. of J)ea. Thomas'" and
Bathshel.a (Andivw-) Sn.-ll.'b. in ^Va•,•.■, Mas-., A]irii 15, ls3l; d. m Sturbrldge, Mass.,
IMarch 21. iNoC); (•.?! by Rev. .'osejili F. Thompson, 1>. !>., in Broadway Tabernacle, cor.
84th St. and IJtoadwav, N. Y. city. Oct. lo. IMiO, Maria Antoinette, dau. o{ l-Jev.
Nehemiah and llenriotta («.'oid;lin) Brown, b. lluiitington, L. I., Aug. 2, \^27 : d in N.
y. city of p)nniiuonia, Feb. 2:1, 1HS--3. /. liy 1st m.: 1, CllTii.sriX.v Snki.L, b. .March l;-".,
d. July 4-, 18o(j. i. by 2d m.: •?. Fi;A\rF,s Baldwin, b. A])ril 14, 1SG4; d. of imeu-
monia', Mav o, 1S74. a. 10 vrs. "^1 days. "A very beautiful child and remarkably lovely
in disposit'icm and gi-eatly"beloved.'' '^, Hi;.m;ietta RTO^vK, b. April 20, 1^05. 4,
Xi^TTir: Hri.i., 1>. Aiiril 23. 1810.
Xll. Chester Fr'i. b. .lune il. 18-2:): d. Sept. 20, 1S2S, in the 4ih yr. of his age. A
pecnliaidy bii:.;dit and high sjurited boy, no doiTot deservedly the favorite of the hou^-e-
Ih>M, and remembered for mote than half a century l)y the elder members of the family
with undiminished ju-id..- ami s(Mi'o\v for his loss.
92-34?!. Mary TuttlO, b. 17!;;): d. in <:'heshin\ Conn., F-d.. 1, 1854, a. 85; m.
Sanund Ftt'ovd Beach of Cheshire, Coini,, who di. April 10, ]S05, a. oS yrs.
I. Samufd Beach, b. 1701: iti. X'ov., isJO, Fucyliull. b. (Jet, 211, ISOO. 1, Bi-:.nja-
MIN L'l- I'Cii;)), b. .March 10. 1825; m. 185(i, Thalia Smith. Me d. in the Union armv
March 2-!. Is'm. 1, C/wHrs Smith, b. Xov., 185K. 2. M,ir'j A 'i;/i'sf,t, b. Julys, \m).
3, ne>ij<i,niii S., b. March 17, 1SG2. 2, Makv, b. Aug. :.'4, 1.^27; d. IstU; m. Lu/.erne
*Dea. Th-imis Snell an.i his brother Melville, rrm. f^o^l Ware to Sturbridc'e, Worcester Co., Mass.,
and in 1^42 bc;t,'an the raaiiul. 01" bitts i.nti ai:;.:crb \i\ Wncht villas^c. In 1S47 Town i*; ChaiTet built a large
brick ?.\\o\) lo raakc tiie same goods with steam power, vvhich was purctiased t>y the Snell brothers. In
1S52 their old mil! was bLirnt', and the same year a new buildina; iov..\j2 Icet, and two stories hiph was
erected on the site. In iS=,3 the Snell Co. built two stone mills 45.\ioo and 26.\4'i respectively, ard otficr
buitdines fr>r dwellinsrs, laid ovu new streets and spent ^ys.c<o in iinproveirents. In 1554 they employed
some 75 hands. In 1S57 the linanci.il roanacrer of ihe firin, Otis Snell, s. 01 Dea. Thomas, d . _ Thi.s year
was di^astrous to the hard\\'are ti ,ide .iirenerally. and n^any lirms were swept awav,bui the Snell cr-mpiiny
weathered the sterm until !c>''o when thev failed and the business passed inio.the handset John W . Draper
wlio cond'.ictcu it until i?£;.; when Clark I'c Wilson, an old hardware firm in New York citypndK. L.
Hates of Fiskdale, bcuijjhc tne entire business and organi/x-d under the nanic of '•The Snell Manuf. Co. ,"
which has coniinued until the jitesent time 1 i^'SoK l.)urinj,' the pro;.rress of tlie war niany goods were furn-
ished 10 various departments of the pcvernraont by th.is concern, and il coniinucd to prosper until the
panic ef if 7;, al'er which for a few years the trade was very much dimini.-hed, thou«;h the company
kept their works in operation and m.aintained the credit acquired by the Snell lirothers of makinjj the best
.LTOods in tho market. Its sale.s in some year-, have e.\reeried ^ici.v-no and its coods are 'old in many
countries, in iMirope, Australia. Bra/il and Cuba in adduion to all pans of the C. S. * * *- /:'i'st . o/
ll'orr,st.-r (.'<'., .l/.i-.c ,r-('.''. r [,,'». :,7 .-71. Dea. Tlios. Snei! m. liathsheba .\ndre\vsand had i. Oils, m. Clarissa
Crowell. 2. Lucius, m. Lticir.da Tait, res. l-i:.kdaie, Mas.-. ;, I")-a:--c.kn, m. Ifu.crh Cnlbrailh. res N'ev,
Haven, Conn. 4. .■\uocsTl.^ k. 5. Chkist on'.-,, ni. tier.. F. Tutde. r. Soful^o.MA, m. Horatio Kcdrield , 7,
Ameioccs. S. Lrcv. m. I'avid Ga'braith. bro of Ih.',?! . c;. .•\:^'i i le s C, in , Mary Andrus. >'au. ot
Henry F.; res. New Haven. 10. Julia, m. Editar Miller, res .Worcester, Mass. 11, I- i.i.a, m. Joh.n
Hebard and d. in t'.rst childbirth, March, iSSj.
-^SS i;j;ax( ]: or.si.MOx,
(Joolsi'll. 1. ILUixi, h. M:.:rli. ]S.-)0; 1)1. MmivIi, 22, IMCi), Fr.'dcrirk Louis Innuui and
li:i<t 1 rh. 2, S>i.hrn),i.', h. ■>^'\n. S, isr.r,.
II. Klizi i'varli. 1». IT^iil; a. An-. .-.. ISTli. !1. SO; ui. D.'O., 1S2(1, .Amos ))...,littl;'. 1,.
IT',).';: (1. M:iv i:]. isi;?, ii. 72. 1. .MAi;v, 1.. Scjit. 4. 1^21; m. is.^jO. John (.iil(>ttr. 2.
].rri;!.:Ti.\, \<. 182:'-; m. S-pt., lS-|."f, Chai-Ics lliflu'in-k. 1, ],;,,•;;:,■, 2, 11 -/■///, /•. :!.
Ai.i;-V.\.MM;i;, b. 1S21: m. ^i;l^_v Aiidrrv,.-,. 1, Jmiso/,, i,. ,lan., !s."):i. 2, /\jii nni, .]\\r;i\
iNoo. ;!. A'"''/'//', 1). IS.")'.*. 4, "j-;i)^v.\i;i>, b. ]S:;2: i::. ISlJ.T Cornelia A. (ui\!n!il. ]_ J/,//-y
/:., 1.. F.-l)., ixOT.
III. Mary Ann B-'acli. b. Oc!. 7, ]Sl)0: ui. Nov., 1s2ii. Bcnajali Ive.-, of flw-,lii;-p. b.
iM-b. 2i'i. ]]'^^'. llr wa> a .fad-.' of Probat.-, ])ro:iiinci,t aud lii-lilv ist^onifcl. 1, Ca/ju-
LlNK. b. Jan. ;]0, L^22: d. Jnni' 4, IS.-.S; m. Jnn-, ]s4.-), WiHiuia E. Alb.ii, \vl,o, d. Mav
17, INCH, a. 4M. 1, ll',;'.V<//;/ llu iU:>irt. b. MaivJi, 1>.17; m. Se]'l., ISI'.S, C'aioline llitcli-
c<M.-k. 2, Arflnir I'rrs, b. Si-pt., is .4. 2, IIanxa ii, h. .Fob. 27. 1^2:;; d. (),,:. 7, 1827.
Tixrs Br,\.\.iAH, l>. Feb. 20, 1828; ba^ if)), lii-- town in Conn. Loi... ; m. Ann l-"ii/.a Pcck
[f|]. 1, Fr,<h:rirl: , I ".,o/ .>■//, ■,., . b, March 21. iM'.d. 2. J/-/ .'•// C ■'"■"■'" ^. 'j- •'fiiK- 14, l^b3.
4, EuwAKi.) Ki'Frs. 1). Jaii. is. l^.jl; d. .Marrh 11, ls:;2. ■"), 1-"i;i-,i<ki!)ok ArGiviTs, !>.
Oct.. IS, ]n;;7; d. .lulv 14. l^o^.
IV. Alborr r-rarh, b, isn2; m. Hannah Ilotchkiss, 1.. Oct. 22, 1 TiJS, d. Aii<t. 2«,
]^4iJ. 1, I'KA.NCKs A., b. Fob. 18, is;-i2; d. Soj.t. 7, 1S47. 2. I'^du-aud N., b. Ocl. SO.
IS/Ji. ;], SA.Mtr.f,, ii. F(4). It',, ls;;7: m. .Marv iJosoll.- and had 2 fhil.
V. ];\ii\;s Jl.-.t.'h, b. l-^ijl; d. Crt. n, l^iid, unm.
92343, Elizabeth Tuttle, b. June 28, 1774; d. Aug. 2r», 1850, a. 8.1 yrs.; nr
Autc. 4, 1800, .Xatlianiid Kovrf of South in.LCtcjii, Conn.; b. iu (ioshen, Coan., Feb. Iff
1772; d. in Oxford, N. Y., March 1, 18r,2. a'. 'Pi)^, cliil. b. in S.
\. Franlclin Ihivce, b. .^cpt. 1, 18i)7; ni. (Jet. 10, ISIIO, Einilv Savaji:e of ]3eriin.
Conn., b. Dec. l:;, Isli; res. P., 1, Cii.um.Ks A., b. .lulv ]\\ l.-^.e2;" ni. Aurii 2'.t, lsl7.
Filmic S. Mead. b. Fee. 21. is:!7. 1, ll,:,r>i A., b. ..hine'21, ISo"-'. 2, M.irv 11.. Mav IC,
l8(i:J. :;, X'^'u' 3/.,. June 27, ISiilj, 4. t'ra.nl: 1^, Jiui. D. d. April 2, ISIII). 2, Jvlia
y\., b. .\n;-. 24. 1S44. :-!, S.\i; ui M., Aug-. 2"t, is;!!). 4, F.Mn.v F.. Jan o, 1^12: d. Juno
2i:, 1S47. 5, (i);oi;'.F, F., b. .\u>;. .s. 1S4"); d Ju)n> 2. Isi.l. 0, IIai iiK A., b. Jan. 8, 18."il.
11. F-,yal C. Kov'-''. ''• ^'^l:^?-'''!' ■-^-. l^^"-; lii. Jan. 21), Fr-'ot-., .Mary Ann Far; of SoulhiniT-
ton, b. Nov. 2s, j.^'l-j; vonu^'e^t (htu. of Fcl. Sani'J I lart and. his 2d w f. . Faiience Andrews:
res. Oxford, N. Y. l". Fi,iz\e,KTii Ann, b. Jan. 2b.is;;7; d. Au--. 0, lS7i); m. March 2';,
18.1.-, Ja;ne< O. D.d-e of Oxford, X. Y., b. Auu-x 25, 18:j(). 'l , AV/^^y,- /,■, , b. April IS,
IS.ln: ,h Sei-l. lo, IS.V.i. 2. A v//,/', Nov. 24, lS.-)7. o, KUt.d E., Anc-. IS. \^-]\- d. Nov.
in, IS'',--. ;j, J.i.'ji:-'^ I! , ie July oF ]8fiiF d. Aim^. ti, 1^70. 2, SvMriu- Xr.i.^ieX, b. July
ol. Is:.;;). i:i. l->b. 27, Is7d. lle'srer Padiretl. d. Feb, 2'J, ls48. ;.'., 1-i;n,t.v.mtn 1'i:.\.\kmn,
1). May 2, 1S41: in. Sept. 2'J. iS'iS, Saiah F. Hrown, b. Nov. 27. ISl'.J. 1. CI.,;-//, .l,/;'e„.
In ^Fi'rcli 14, 187U. 4, Aakon Nathaxh:!,, b. April 20, lS4o. 5, Fti:NK 1;osan.n'A, b.
.U\'^- 2.Y ls',7.
III. Fii/abr.th Ann ]^)vce, b. Nnv. 2(1, isl 1 : d. Jan. 8. 18'")S; ni. Mav 1, [832. Joel
F. Judd of S.nithin-lo)!, b. Sejit. PJ, iSOlh 1, Ffn:!:iiA A., b. Auir. i3."ls4lt m. IVl,.
18, 180.'. John J. Stodd.anl of Coventry ville, N. Y., b. Oct. Fl, ls2;J, and had one cliild,
LUoi'i A.', Julv 4. iSli.l.
IV. Susan Fovee. b. Jan. l(f, 1814: d. Jan. 11, 1808 (tliroe d.ivs after the death ,,f
her .,i^.. Kliz:ib,-tli'); in. Isp), Khjlx-rt 17. ]lv,<e ,d' Oxford, N. Y., in An--. 13, 1817. 1,
I>K\vis !;., i,. Ain-il 2-'). ]s12; d. Dec. 2. Iso'e in. Sept. FF ls02. .Martha A. Wri^dit of
Oxford, b. .iune 17. isio. 1. .J.mif JhiJe, b. .lulv 4. lsti:3: d. An-. 2:1 ISO',). 2. Cha>.
A., b. O.-:. 20, ISp:!; in. D.-c. 2"), ISO.I, Futh E. Faman, b. Pel.. 17, isp.i, and had Minimi,.
1>. Mav P"). ist;7. ;-;. C.):t>'Ki,iA P., 1>. ^t'\)X. .1, 1S47. 4, .] x^v. Ph, b. Jan. :!(.). d. A]>rii
2(F is'.l:;.
V. Nani'v IJovce. b. Mav 10. iSlO; d. Mai-h IJO, P'^07; in. F(4,. 27. ls;fH, i,e,-,nard
F*. F.iote of Oxlord, b. A]uii >'■, ISKi; d. March 21, 1^7)4. Siie ni. (2) Jan. It. Isl!).
'i'huisr.an < f recne.
Vi. .M:irv i;r)vce, b. Sej.t. 11. 181'.);-!in .March 11, 1S4F Solomon Harris, b. Marchi
;!, 18]s. 1, p'uvxK N., li. Miv. 2;j. lili). 2, Alma A., b. June 10. 1S12. W, FfiKi.iA
S., i). Dec. S. It^lO. 4, 17>.-rn; >F, b. Mimdi 7, IsOl.
923-14. Hannah Tattle, P. 177:i: d. Sept. 2S. psOl,;, ,S2: nn Sejit., Isul. EIi.-.apli
I'reston* of Piosp.'c;, Conn., who il. Fell. PJ. is.-,:i. ;,. s;!.
*\\'illiaai I'fosion is. oi John, s. ol Cuior^c nf \';i!le.v l-'ortTc, F,n<TA v.-.-\s crealfl a 'aaronft of Xova
Scotia in i^v 1" i'^'.i5' '^- 44. came in slap -- True l.ovo"' from Vnrkstiirc, Van::., -vvit.!! \vf', .M;iry. a. 3;
a'lJ ciiil., Kiij.ih, a. 10; Sarah, a. S: Mary, a. 6: Jolin.a. 3. ami h.id chib b. in New Haven: .johiei. i-.4'..;
raai. 10 S'.amlerfb Hack.iliah, b. i''4.';; set. in \Vi, 'Jbury. Conn.. i6>i . Elisapli, b. i'.''43: IivoU in WailM,
Cjnn.; .:!ca..-aa, scho,3lmaiter ainJ rirsl lown clerk. Joseph, b. Jan. 74, 1647.
I. UaM-ict Pn sT.-n. 1'. Srjit. 21. I'-O'?: in. \Mllijn;i (ioMrh-irli ,<[ (.'lic-liiiv. t/mui.
H Hukici- I'r.v-tMU. 1^. .luls- 1"). l'-^i>l: lu. IMioil;; Aii'lreu-s; res. Bcth:my, < 'omi.
111. .^iiu-u-tu^ riv.^t('U, b. Aui;. 2J, 1>!0."^>; m. .^Iiii;i Ciill.iti'; ifs. Lfi;'>y, Sn^ijuc-
I'v Kli/.ulictli A. Pr«--t<!H. 1). Nov. S, ISIJ.S; ni. 'riiOMiii.-^ M. H''m1;:uii; ri's. Aslitabnln,
O ] .1ri.n -' 11., !'. Nov- '■'■ l^"'l; ''i- ^''1'^. 0-.\ is.')'), MartliM <iiv.ii; iv-. Mi'tvoimiis.
IJl. 1, Ih !■!!:'( A'.', li. St-j.t. 1!S, ISIiU. 2, ,/'///'/■■-■ }f.. li. -May 17. hSCJ; (1. a. ^O tiios. :],
J'hniiHis ^[ It Oct ;!M, isd'j. 2, Si>.\N M., 1). A)iril 11. l.^:^: m. June :j, iNfiH, W'ui.
J. Si.olhnan"; i.-s. Sayl.'mi.k, roiiu. J, M.lrVU H., 1'. Scpi. L lb'<i2. ;j, M i-.i.V 1 l.l.r. ('.,
]). Marcli 2'\' iSK]; if. in A.-^htaWula. (».. An_'-. J, ISIIJ.
V. J.iu'ius I'n-.sion, 1>. \^>-\A. ;'.ij, I'^l'?; hi. Jlli/.abrth Sicvcns: res. ('he.-~hiie. ],
AVii.hi \M, 1)1. Martha Thoina- of Mi'M)--u.u-n, < 'onii. ; re^, Meriiifii, 2, .)<>ii.\ H., iii.
Eii/.abeth'Tlioina^ of WallM, o. C.m;u!i:. in. (_)ri,urn Hul.bell of C'lie.-^liin'; les. Naui;-a-
tuck, (Vmii. 4, Ki.iz.\r.Kr}i, in. Leonard Northrup of I'lynioutli, I'onu. .">, ,1a.mk.-s res.
Olus'liire. (>, ll.\i:iaKT, n-;. ^Vinstell, (.'oiui.
\'I. Hanuuli I'l-^'^iMn. !<. May 8. INlo: d. in Prosnect Sept. 10, ls49, num.
VII C'liarl*'.-, Preston, .Inlv ;jb, ISlS; iii. Harriet Woodin; re.s. ]'rosi)ect.
Till' .luPa }^-<-,t.,n, 1). A]n-il 10, 1^20: d. Nov. lo, 1S22.
IX. .lulius Pres'uni, b. .'une 22, lS2:j; d. Nov. 7, 1N2G.
92345. Ephraim Tuttle, b. S-pt. 2, 1781 : ^vellt to Ln\vsvil!e, Pa., bouglit a
farm :i;ul rnadi- improvenienrs, but refarn'\l to e'lir.^hire. Conn., and d. liu're Aii'.il ■!.
IbGO, a. 711. His I'oi in l.avsvilli', called the '• Tuttle Ivt." was bon^^lit l)y Silv.-siei'
»S'uit'h [!)| There v.as an old orchard on the place. He ni. 1800, Lois, dau. of Cupl.
iVavid Hit'elicock of C, 1). Sept. 2. 1781: d. Sej.t. 11, l^;i:], a. 02.
I. Marcus, b. Marcli 20, 1807: ni. 1832 Fannie Trycci. b. Jan., 1817; res. CoL
<-hester, (■,,!,!;. 'lb' d. there May 10, 1S82: he was hi-hly esteenii.L 1. \Viil,iA.\i
Hexhy', 1'. Anc^r. 2;!, 1833; iii. Aug. 28, 1870, Julia (_'. Davis of Mystic I^ridge, (/one..,
M'lifre thev now res.
]1. Kphraim, li. J.nn. 20. IsOfi; in. JuU" 3. 1834, Eli7.al.M?lh. .Ann Iv.'s. b. in West-
vilie. Conn., Dec. 23, IMO; d. An^;-. 10, 1830. He m. (2) Sept. 12. 1842, Candine Dlak-e,
b in' AHddletown, Conn., March 2, 1813; r-'s. Mid. 1, Ckckok Kand.vm., b. May 23,
18::]7; d. Nov. 10, 1800: m. Jan. 3. 1S02, Mag.i^ie I/.gan. b. July 2:., 1842. 1, ^VU'iaii)
Louiii, b Dec 20, 18 i2. 2, iyi-'i},{tl^ Ani,y\K June 1, 1800. 3, Gtoryr L'i,,<hill \-.
Ma'v 31. ISii,^:. 4, Kihranl Kph .unu,. \y. May 0, d. Any. 21, 1870. /. by 2.1 ni. : 2, Su-.VN
Er,r/;.\r.!:-i'ii, b. V»-r.. 22. J.S43. 3, I'Atnn.i.NK .A.mki.ia, D.-c. 4, lS4o. 4, Ei)-.vai;I)
3!AKii..\, b.'Ap.ril 12, 1n47. '■^. John W i.mu h. b. i". b. 4, !8.->0.
ill. ' .\bner, b. Jan. 27. D.^1!, r.i. May 27. Is3.^, Hannah A. Pa'-kt-r, b. in N'.'aUM
Aui;-. 4, 1>:0S; li's. P.risiol. Conn.; Ich. "l, Lk.\XTI.n|- T'.L'.RiA, b. Sept. 30. 1842; in.
Andre\v Sh<-pard of Coniit-ant, <»,, b. Nov. 0, ls-.'7; d. Jan. lo, V>iiO; chil. b. in p.ri>t(d.
Conn. 1, C 7/. '/•/,. V /,',. Oct, lo. l^^bO; drowi;.-d in a widl. 2. .Ij-v/c 2^[unj. \\ .Ian. 2!,
1N02. 3,' l!'///*'//// 7'., b. Jiill. 1. IsOo. 4, ^■.■"/■;^ J., b. Jnie. 0, l.S'iO.
I\'. Heiirv, b. Srpt. S. 1S12: m. March 13, 1n:30, Abigail .\ines, who d. Nov, 2-^,
1S44. lie m. (2) (Jci. 14, ISl-"). l!o.\ana Cary. [. by 1st in.; 1. \\'il.LtAM Hv..NKV. b. in
Kewburgh, Ohio, Nov. 12, 1^37. At the a,g.' of 10, sju-ing of IS.JO, went w>-st. enten-d
the service of tlie Am. Eur Co. ; head.piarters al)oiU the inouHi of the Y.dlowstom; IJiver,
l.oOO miles from white settlements. Soon h-arned the kaiiL uages of the dilTereiit tnlie.-
and was appointed tl;e first Indian agent for the Sioux nation. 4 lie Indians constantly
at war, his partner murdereil and several ait'-mpts ni)on bis own life indnciMl him T'
resiy-n. lie th.'ii stalled for tlf Nb-vada miin-s, njion reaching v,dii(d' the lb4>e!liou broke
out'and he enlisted a.-, a jirivate in tin- 2d Pegt. Cal. V.d.s. ; serving through all the inter
mediate gra.des he b^-eame Acting A.sst. Ailj.-<Mni. with tin- rank of ?,Iajor. His cNperi
ence as u fronti(,'rsina!i beeoniiin: known to the old aiiny oifice:.-- hf \'. as tlu-nceio! t o
<'nililove<l until the end of thf \\ar against thr Indians on ili,' piidns iMid in Texas,
Arizona, \N'ashington I't-r. , Oregon and Nevada. He then went to Mexieo and was
uippoinled Col. in' llu' Mexican army under (ieii. Vega; but a sin.ut expM-ience in tliat
M'-r\iee siiOiced to make evident llic .-^n peii u' att raetio;is of ]uivate American <dti7,ensliii..
Now (ls7Si les. in S;.n iM-ancls.-o, Cal., m. thrie Aug. 22. lSi;:s. Aii-e E. (dieney. b. in
Indiana .Ian. 27. 1802; only ehiKl Z-c LnH, , b. San .b-e. Cab, .M.andi 18, ps^,); iiiade 1 er
first appear;. nee on liie theatilcal stage at San I-baiicisco Aul;. o, rs7o, in her Oili yea.r.
and ai" ibis time. Is7,s, is a p,,piikir favorite the;,-, plaving leadiuij- paits in '■All io-
(i(dd"an.l oriier pie,-, s. Tlie >,-/- rv.n.rism ]'...,', weekly and daily, of An--. M 1^?^.
s-.ys; " Little Z.-e ■i'lMii... tl)'- pretty an.d jciinan.; littb' --ill wh..se preci)ei>,us talent i^
.•s.»" familiar to our tiieatr.' iroer.-', goes east in c-harge of her mother tosiarin'All b.r
400
_ ki;ax(;}i of sniox.
her rendiuon .,i' tl,,. .Lavl 'r 'A' ■ 1 ''"''' '"'■ '';;. l;^"f--i-nal ad,nir..,.s of
inscrij.tinn: ■ T„ ,1),. l,...st Littl',. ] u t. n -•, , , , •' ^'^^'''"'""l ""'1 has the f.,ll,nvi:,.-
Nov. 10, 1679.' In the .•entre \, , l.l ' ";' j'-'^'^-^-nal a,lnu,vr., Chi.-.^o;
Pahuer, les.sees. Tlic i^htv h'ld a nm of Uv i ,"""' ^ H.^vti-, N. \. (-,, O'ainti \-
J8G5, in Imlep.ndence o:: d A . 1 V &i7 ^ ^ ;^;-''' TV' .'• "■'^^'■' ^'■- ''■ Au^. 0^.
Jla.xh 25, 1S44. 1. 0.vv//;7^o;^/^ 1, S^; h iO 1 sr"'^ o^" ]Vr ^" ^'V"''' "' ^^'■^'^■'•' ''"
SGI). 4. OiAKLES A., 1,. Julv25 850 • rV t i ?i f'f" ^'"•'^"'' "'• "'■'■ ^^•
V. Kdnmnd, Ij O.-r. P, isM-' , .!,,,. .,.,1.,,,, r .-, ,,.
Conn., 1S5K; Tmi.urer of th. Y M T s. .p, "L ^ Tf ^ "^- '•''''■ "' ^^'^ ^i^rnh-„,
in 1874 for State Senator, and in i'^O 'fi v ^' l;^ r' '■""''"=^"^' ^'-"' "'^ P^ohi^itio„ P.,tv
«"^l.r-'>- in a public Journal an interesting ^^'^ nn oMn;;;;.',-,- ';;f;;- J^*' ''^ -'-^*-
remini.c.'nc.-.. and traditir.ns of the old 4\itn,,, J, " ^'''' "^'^''^ '''"''• '"'■<""
sketch of the irubl.ard familv 1 Y e.th i J 1 '" '" ^'^'^''"•^•- «l^o a i,enealo;:ica(
this^vork, in .l,e ar.luous labo,- f^ ^„t ';;':,''!'■ '"'"''^''■^" ='\ the con.menc,.n,enMd-
f a nnihiiudiu.iu-
1880. Betsev, dau. of Col. Thonn^^lWl,! '' orw^lu;:;:;;;,'','''';'^^-^- oJ^*; 'Vi '^^•^- ^«'
Mendrn, Conn. 1. H.vitik Wrx.s, usv b n 1 ril-r ' \'^K"^ ^'^ ^'''^^- ''^s. W.
18G2. Charles J.ynjan Tavlor, b in K \„ J '- , '^^'^ "'I!'-' '^" >" ^'^^ 1^-10: m. Au^:-. 20.
1843; d. Mav 1«, 18rjy a '^l H- u' ,s^ ' T/m ' '' p ''^""•ak;. HrnKAjtn, Mav 24'
facturin<restaldislun;:ntHrW Me^ a.id I'o 1 ^1' •' ^'^ 'V"""'"'*' '"^^"='^^'- "'' =' '"^"u"
his employers and of ,1 min: "n;,'^^- 'hH. sf ti ^'":, -?':''''7-'^ -'<' -t.eni of
pastorConiT. ehli. in Chamberlain ])-,!otV n ' ^ ' r V ^^''''- ^^ "'■ ^' Hubbard;
out from Yale Sem in C^.i ' "■ ^^' ''"" ""^' '" ''"■ I'^'hotn bund. ,hat vn-nt
^^. i^K; ':i"::h;p;:'d :!"dS"-M^,.!^!^v;:'- ■'^"- ^^^ ^^^- ^^-■>- -^"" ^^"'-■>- •'• >'-^
0.. b. May 24, is;u. 1. L.:^n•K.. Hkno; ^ o^^Hh v ^^'^i:;;:^- '^'-^r'-^"" "'' ^^!"'="^'-J=U
Nov. it;, INCT. y. ].:,>.,A j,n!s .I;ui 4 ]n7 ; ' "' ' ' * J-^J<^->'*->-- Ci.r.vrox,
X, .lames, twin with Jovep],. d 'a 8 w,-',.
n. Danitl. b i-vj^
IV; {{'|^l'l;r^ '•'^^"^"'•^'- Style, Pres.V.C,
_ V . V.'tn .\b,;ia!.
,.YJ Stephen Whitehead.
\ i 1. Le^eritt.
^'(H. .\n.ei.a, rii. He^ekiah SiU.-ma:!
401
TUTTLi:. _1_1
IV. Julia A. ?'■'■!<, J:^". U, ]^\>-
EnwAKD .l./F.b. 31, 1S(15. 2. CHAin.r- L.. 1 cb. -., ia>K
affection and ..t..u. When Adnnra r..;n. ^^T^^l^rt^/in^nd b. ' lUnt.,n, s^oin,, •'. I
;Stt:[i>;.r :':::;<;;:;:b:"-'i' n;:^i.an .. .... .. ti. i-.b.. .,....• n. ... ,n
Burton, O ^'Tt. ^^^'1^;!:,-'% 1S13- m Murv Stebbius. ^vlu. <1, May 1R. ISI^, a. ^s.
He n.m. to Obi.; .-us Sh.nlT ci -^^i'='^!;f ^^-;,ri m r . n. in n, 're.mile bu^in.-.s.
,.ablir si>irit-.l and u-^.ivd tuan. "^ v,a.^ M Vcb l^^T; d. n.:cx day. -. Wiu.tAM.
Hfd. in Burton, Juuf. lb. 1. 1- :V'-'\- ' ' ' f^ ', •iVli)- ni S.-,-' 10. ISC'.l, n.nrb-.^
" ''7 ''■ ' r'^ %'{% I'ii ■-'■" u'< ;.: Mat^hlo, 1847; ll, S.,,. 31, 1S4.. 5.
llawtbornr, wbo d. >ept. IJ. i -t>i. ., -^i'
FKEDi.iK, b. S.M. 17, 1^*;(.. d Au?^ 1 b. ],.,.i.,.i- Ma.v; d. S.pt- U.
HI. Ebxab..,b, .. Apnl 3.,, ^^l-'v ^^bf',; :' ", , ' , ,vboM. faniilv at Cinciunati,
18f;o. " A very int-lb^vnt v;>inHn, - " ^ ;-^'> ,| ^M 'd 1SG5 was u season of -reut
()., she visited a sliort tune b-in,.. h- d-atl, ^ ' / ' J ,. ^,i,. „f ^ilr.^ Lavlord, cou-
n.ortality in Burton, f-oin tnah^uant ^^'^ 1^*' > . J J' , j" ,^,,1, .nd don/e.ti-s, bvo
0237. Noah TutHe .,. 1- 1^;.;;«:. ;-; ';• S;;t;;;,^ l,' J,;^'^^;;;;'!,;^^:,
nrttnity ^vho jttdge V-f-:;'"J,^^l '^^V '^ i' ^ , o strife and nunpetition, that - Uncle
1,,-arlv perbet than is often leali/.ed in this '.1 i^ f,,llowin^^ ■,neC(U.!e illustvates
areumalatb.- wealth, eouv-u-sin- one da> ^^ ''''," r'.,,' ]„,,,., , ,,,1,,. .s he roubl
,,,. .like in this respe..t, and that 7";,^, 'j^ ^ ' < ,, ^l,/ ? ^Jl, if .ku-ed -^ than
his own eMiiaate (alwa^^ a ^'^k:- at.' on, , -u ,-,, — ,^,^,,^^.,, -^j,^^, s^,,,, ,,,a a enw t
,l,i. i.M.e a b.t was n^a<\r U.^^vvyn I o' ;;'■■ ' "; ^ ^ ^^.^,^ ^^^[,^,, .,n, ami. atter the
,, S30. m pursuanee „1 a previous , ; -?'^.>!;' .^ ," "v. - I s.^y b.bt,- >es,u,.ubd
„M,a! beaiin- ai.mt the hush lu- ^^ as < t 1 ^^^' ■;:'„,, •■ -,.,,„ ^u,.,„i,. 1,, t liis wa->T,
H. d. in CanHb;., Juu.. ^- , ^;^V,^^/ V^; ■,/^;:., •,,,■ O,. b'^' ' VO Tn rb. h.t s!,. was
17;;.:;:.;" Inendan^'af HdJand a tguSar tn..nd..r oi th. Sun<b,- s.i-oob
4'.) 2 ISKAXCII OF SIMOX. i
]. All. hi'Nv. 1,. X..V. ;). 177-?; m. 17(11, I'hilnu;.' Allrii. |
11. ]':ii/„ilic:li. li. .\|.:-i! ."). 177."".: <!. On. 11, 177S. i
III. l.aiira. W. Ahiic'i ;l. 1777: -1. .luly s, IS-.^S; m. PliiHi. Tiarn.--; tlvy %veiv of tli(> '
loiiii l.-is m|' th,. Ciiii:. <'!ili. ;it ('aiu.lcu, N. Y.; luiil two ilar,:-. in. aiitl liviii"- in \\'(-t- ',
tirld. X. V. " ;
IV. I'liiii.-lias b. Scj.; s. ]77<i. 1
V. Oiauiun. li. .Ian. ;j, KS-J; ui. IsOl, AM lianics; CJ) Kliza Buri^-e.Sh. |
VI. Noali I'au-iuan, .Iiilv -24, 17S}: <! .Inlv 1.",. 1704. ' !
Vli. Chlo,-. 1,. Nu,rc!i ]:l,"i:s7: m. Imj-,, riM-.-us Allen. i
VJII. X.'h.-niiah Kuyr,'. o. .July 1, 171)i): .i. sni. yr.
IX. Cliauiicey, h. Xov. 8, 17;i2: m. ISK). 'riu-odoisia Cari^eutor: (2) is:30, Sarah
<.'niti..;: (:]) IS.JS, lair-inda liun-i;-li\-;
X. Xoah Pan-man. 1). Oct. 17, IT'.t.-i; d. May 2(i, l^MS; m. Polly Cady; cLil. li. in
<'nnHlen. 1, SAiiAir, td. U. Atwoixl, aisi li. in. Muii-son, 111. 2, PurxEUAs" ;-;, Ce\\.o:<.
15(>ili left ('iumli'n in \'i''aiii, innliinir know (jf tln'ni. ■
XI. D^'r.icl, 1, Apnl Q:\^ I7>i8; ni. 1S17, Eunice CariM'ntfn-; (2) 1834, Alniira f.
Wilcox.
92371. Andrew Tuttle. b. Xov. 0, 1772; d. Oct. 2^). 1S2!J, settled in CannbMi
^^)tli his faflicr. ai:i.;ng the Mr.-^t there; v.k Aug. 12, 179."), Philonie Allen, (.sis. of Pe:-
«eus, wlio ni. Andrew Tnttle't. si-.. Chloe.) Shed. Xov. 7, l><~)<).
I. I,vin;;ii, b. All;:. M, 1796; in. Sarah llungerford; (2) Saltr;. Whitney.
II. Or;-i-, b. Se],!.' 14, 17rtS; ni. Ann- Smith.
IH. Fliv:a, b. Xov. P.), IsoO; d. Feb." 1(1. ISH; unin.
IV. AriKMula ('., b. .Juneyu, PSOl; d. s. i.. Xov. Pl. IR^.H; m. Mav 14, 18^4 StiU-.s
..1. Predion.
V. Tliankful O.. ]>. Mar-di 27. ISO^; d, Oct. o. is3(j, v.nm.
VI. Ibd.ecca. b. Xov. :i, ispl; n,. Feb. 1, p;:;2, Iviyle^ (.'(unvtork. 1, Semantiia.
li. Pe::., l'^:32; ni. .Jo~iah As!q> ib-; res. n-^xv Pr-kforl, 11!.; /. : three snus. one of
Avhoni d. in infan.cy. 2. Samam, .Pily 21"), ls:'A; in. Xov. 2."), 1N.')2, .lames Giil'ord, re..^.
C'an\d(-n, X, Y. ; ('. 2 >biu.,. o. Wu.r.! a.m, m. Jennie 'l"(dle.s. 1, ilunnici/. 2,Mtni.ic.
drowned in sriinmer of ls71; a. 2 vrs.
VII. Anre-lia, b S-i-r. 17. l^Vr. d. .v. /., Oct. .""<, lSn;l; ir.. March 10, lS:-'.s', Seth Panies
of \^'(•sl M.oielund, X. Y.
023711. Lyman Tuttle, b. An-, 14. VM. near Clinton, Oneida Co., X. Y. Pe
began to .-.ti.dy f.ir tlie mini-try, le;t failim;- eyesiulit com-.elled liini to ai«u.ulon it. lie
heM tlie otfice of deaeun in ti:e Presbt. rhii. (.>! 1 aniden for uver Mn y.'ars : i\. Ocr. 2."i.
].■?(;.'). -'All obitua!-y written by his jia>tor sin- liev. W. S. b^ranklin, .-ays: "Tiie oni-
niunity ha-^ -ustained a coiunion lo.^.s in The death of Pea. Pyiiian 'ihitile. He was a n-.aii
of rare worth: one of tlio.-v' v, hose los> will bi- aiijireciated the )n;jie ^ve realize tli;'.t lie
is gone. Having been a re-..ideet of this lown frir sixty ci-lit yea.'s, he lias seen tlie
wilderness become a fruitful field: a thriviiig village taking t!ie jiiace of a dense fore.-t.
lie has been esjieciaily idep.tified wiih tin- ie!i;;ious history of the place. \\'hile a yeutii
he made jirofes^ioi; of his faith in Christ and for iifiy year.- wadked before this commu-
nity a.- a man (nninentiy worthy of his higli and lioly calling-. Peing uiuted with the
Cong. chh. lie ^vas ont- of its nutiu suppoiiin;,' pillars and a faithful standard bearer for
imiie than :)(> years. Hi- euIo.ey is written in a long life i>f earne-t piety. Until a f-'v,-
days l.iefon' hi.- death lie was active and energetic ii\ liis Ma-^ter's l.iusiiiess, we so little
thinking that wv siiould so soon bear him to tlie erave with universallumentations. Ib.it
such is the way of Him v.dio lia-- now removed from tlie church militant, one we could
lea-:i afford to spar.-. Hi- went down to hi- irrave. ..^atliered lilce a siioclc of corn fully
ripe, in his -eason, h-aving u> lo moui'ii his loss, \\jiile we temper our .LTlef with thi'
assurance that our lo-s i.- hi- eternal uain;" m. S,']>t. 21). lS2f), Sarah Huni'-erford. who
U. Oct. 10, is:;.): ^2) May (i. l.^::!.->. Sabra \\d.itnev of Hender,-,on. .b-;ierson Co.. X. Y., b.
Aug. PP P^'07; d. at Hendeison, X. Y.. Oct. IS. is72; (a nie.-eof the P.ev. C. E. Finney;)
/. l)y 1 m., b. in C;imd.en X. Y.
I. Andrew Orvi.-. .Inly 7. 1^21; m. May 20. isH;, Pet.sey Punlap, wlio d. Feb. 22.
IS.'yj; (2'FeIj. ti. IStU. .Mary'.Ptiie (iraliam. lie rem. to Peoiia. PI., where he cultiva.teii
}\ lari;-!' farm and held .-ei.'erai impirtant town ami countx otlii-es: /. liy 1 m.. in l'i\-o!i.
III.:' 1, Pvma.v IHXJ.AI'. b. Pe..-. :!(.). P'^4s: m. .Ian. 12. 1^71, .b.-nnie i>uncan and Inel 1,
Ju'n^ i;>.rl. b. Ort. pi, ls71. 2. CiiAi;i.i;v. b. Apiil 20. l^.M. ::, Fi:axk P.. .Jan. 1^.
l^j:;. -P M u;v ]-; , b. o. ;. ]'.i, \sr,\, r>. S.-^n.vn P... i.. Oec. ;». Is'''!: /. by 2di. m. : G.
(Ji!.\Nr. Ii. Awj. :;i). l^:;■,' 7. Stsv.N. b. .A'.ril p; l-'fU
II. A son, d, v.
TUTTLi:.
403
]. ^ Sarah E. , h. OrU ]2. IS'^D; <}. 0,i. ■Jd. ls:i ; ni. .Juur 5, 1s.-,(i, Calvin F. l'i(.:.tnn
' 'Iii: Oi.i.iF, A., li, July :,, ],sr,7. /.in Oil:.".:
.. .. IC. ls-29: J. o,i. ■
(.1 Canaila. who il. S.-pt. 2, l^t',;,, l r]iV '
IV. Iiilam, r
;in(l. l\'iji. ])
'I'l't. Obcilin (_\i]. ISGO: in. Oct.
Ha!l>.TstlfI..l, ()., Sc-|)i. 20, 1.S20:
" .-7, IsiiO. 2.
d. April G,
1 \ . iiiiani, II. s...,n.
V. llc-lcn Ai.].'l;a. h. (.),.'t. 11. 1^3S; i^ind. l\'ni. Drpt Obcrlin Col
21, ISCl, Sanim^l Cook Il,.t,-liki>-. of .Monro.,.. .Mid,.. 1,. 1 larp.Tsrifl,!, ().
ir.s. Wliitt'i'ord, -Mii'li. ]. (;i..m;i:m e Lv.m.w, h. S.'j.r. 2, ISCC; d' j,
.Iri.iv, I). Washin^^ion, D, C., Am:. ('», [X',{). y, Kcr.v h'.lnlv '"'< l^'
1.ST4. " ' ■ "' '^' "' '''"" "•
923712. Orris Tuttlo, h. S.-ot. M, ]?,)S; th- -Ith .-hlhl l„,rn in tin- mwn ,,f Cam-
den; n;. l»fC. ?>0, l.SlS, Amy >mhh of C. : h. F,-h. 27, ISUI, ar,fl c.-h-hi aird tli.ir --olden
wedding in Mun-ou, 111., ih-r. o'\ Isin. ,,f uhirh an intere.-tin-- a.'C(,aut e..nt'>inimT
valuahle historical matter was i.iihlisle.d in the j/',„so/i I^cju/Llic. ^ 'J'hev rem To 'I'ivoif
111., Sept., 18-lS, tlniiee To .Muii'^ou in l.'^.rJ; at that time th,. whole eoimtrv h-'tweeii
Caniliri-l.Lce and (ienr'.-eo, on Chiea_u-o \- h'.R-k Idand R. R., was ioi unhi'oken Avild.-rue';-?
not a siii.i.'-le hon-- Ue-veen the two p.,i,.iT<. He.,- liP woiked hard 10 iijiprov his farm'
ei.diinni:- j.atiently the hardship-, and privations of ].i,,neer life. He has litled various
nifiees. '• Mov thati nOy.a.s ag<.," he writ.-s. --in my (diihlh-.t-d I recolleet seein- two
of my 'rraiidfather's l.iotln-rs in CamchMi, X. 1'., oji a"\isir to mv n-randfalher No;Tli. I
think Their luunes weie Eh-ne/.er and Lneins." From an ohit imrv'^ half a column hue-
puMished iii the local \Ki],'-y we learn Iha,^ .Mr. Orris Tuith' d. ,.;i"Monilav niirliT, .Jan. V.
l.-:;77, at ilie res. of his s. 1.. F. Tuttle in O'-ient town.^hi]). 111. •■ Fat'her^'J'uUle was
loved hy all who knew him f..r his unvaryiii-- elmrity and kin<lm-,s of spirit: liis ever
ready helping liand aud his uniform ohservanee of the irohlen ru'e. He was of stvono-
mind ami constitutimi, sehlom siek and r.'iaii.,-d his facultie.^ to tie- last. Just before
the end he asked -^.loTher 'J'uttle' if she thou.-ht he wa- dvin^-. She replied: ^Father
1 don't know.' He ih^n r^-maiked: ■ It matters not: vm ^viH c.^.^r, lie with m.' a-ain ' "''
•■He died being i.id and full of days." Aft.-r a funeral discourse hv the I^'V. J. K Dunn
his remairis were f(dlowed hy a large futieral ]u-o<'essi,,n to the Oiiep.t Cemet'-rv
L .Martha Fliihnna, b, April 20, 1.^^:20; m. lS-14, Alonzo Moigan. 1, M uVrit v M
P., 1), in (Jnoiidaga Co., X. Y. , An-. 27, ISF.; d. in M., HI., Nov? 2ii ISIJO 2 Vic^' '-
-liKUT I.LWi.s b. Aug. IsiS. 3, ED(;Aii \V., b. Sept. \sr>^. 4, A.ma'nj) v Acin'-m a b
July 2, I'S.)^'.
II. Sarah Angeline, b. Sept. 10. Iy22; d. Jan. 4, 1840; unm
III. Lewis Lyman, b. Nov. 2G, 1.S24: m. ; ,v. /. ; res. Munson.
IV. Amanda Emeline, b. July 0. FS27; d. in. I'arniinu-tf,n, HI., Nov., ls.jr,; ni Jan
21, IS.jfi, Fhilo W Chapman of Peoria. 1, S.mijk .Mii.i.s, b. Oei. 21, l^"n- m Oct 10
LS70, Maiy Candee and had a .son, Arthur Jhi'.di.rln. b. in Fariuiugton 'ill \mr \
1.S7L ' '"■ '
V. Amelia Louisa, b. in \\'illiamsto\vn Set.t. .S, 1.-20; m. Oet., 1840 at New ^'ork
Mills, Joint .E. Crawford and hr.d : 1, Ai>.>. Ai.nV., b. in Vi,.nna, X.'v. x'nv l.s.-,l ar'd
others b. in (/amden: 2, Sophia, Feb., \SM\; d. 1m;0. 3 A\\\ b Alay" FSfi2' ^
Jexme Ei.iz.c b. ^x\^h^,. 5. Nkllik, b. ISGO. ' ' • ■ • .- -^
\{. Aurelia Anti. April MO. is:!]: d. i)i \\'. Sept. .'^, 1S;JL
Vll. Eli/a i;ebeeea, b. July 14. 1n;j;J; ,n. in FeoriaV'o., 111.. Oct., ls.'.2 Ihainerd J
Orton. 1, Ar.i'K Ltka. b. Julv 17. Is.-Jl. 2. Eiutii Amwi.v b' He,- ;lu 18.jG 'i
Fi;.\m;[.ix Fk_\i.\ki:i., ."March. bs.V.i. 4, Haitik M. . b. Jul v, ISGO. ,-,, M vky Julv s'
l.^^'iG; all but th'- (iist b. in .Munson, wh-'ie thev now i-es " ' " "
^'"^ ''— '''■■" '• ^•■■■" '^ ^-"^ ■' .ly.^is^b. Maty Jameson. ]. K.vtk
A/7AV., Ajuil 10. l.sGO-
i.-M>). ail iHiL- lie- Mist o. in .Munson, wli.'ie tliev now res
Vlil. Alonzo Allen, b. April ;]. l.sij.-^^; „i." J„lv. JS.V;.
Amki.ta, b. Nov. 1, is.oi). 2, SMiTir Fokd, b. Dec'l:-), 1SG2. -c j.i/zir., April lo l.sGO-
res. Cieni'seo. III. i • ^ . -
IX. Hiram Smith, b. May 11, ls.17. In the fall of ISGl enlisted f,,r three vear^ in
the inh 111. cavaliy, Co. C, and having served iiis time .mt r.Tnnied home si^k and d'ed
wnluii 2w .lays, in fall of ISOF He m. in Munson in l.s.^s Julia A. Huslmell 1 Criiv
lAXTiiK, b. Dec, is.ls, o ]„^ IFcMix F.i.i,. April, iscii. :;, H'-kiucht Li:wis Mav
lSG:i; wid. and <di;l. res. in Se\sard Co., Xeb. ' " '
X. Anna l>iane, b. J,ily 2G. Is;!;); ,1. xsint.rnf ls74.^.^,; ,„, i„ y[ March l,S.-)9
1 homas llenrv Th.atchei-. 1. Lii:\ H kv). n i r ^ 1: s;,.i,t i ^r.n •> Ax.,,,r..., i' -w, ' '
i>>b'.i\ wid. and cli;l. res. m Se\sard Co., Xeb.
X. Anna l>iane, b. J,ily 2G. Is;!;); ,1. xsinfrnf ls74-^.^,; ,ii, i
Thomas Henry Th.atcher. 1, LiK.v Hem;ikt i' \. b. Sei-t. , ISGO. 2, AN(.jjri;ii l', XoT-'
10, l^i;,5; i-es. Ori>-nt, Iowa. . • - .
M. Oet. 10, l.^GT, Mary A. Chamlwrliu.
10, \mr,: i-es."Ori'-nt, low;
XI. Orris Andresv, b. De.-. :',\ . 1SJ2: m. in
1. Ai.oN/:;> CirAMi;r;i:i.!,\. b. Mav 10. b^TO.
Xll. Amy Maria, i,. April !:;. isfri; ,„. in >F Mav 2:i. ISGo. William Huisw Stron/r
b. Nbiv-.:;, |v;j.; i-es. Orient. 1, A !.F uKi. Okkis. b. Julv 7, 1^18. 2, HfiiT 'Ilttli.' h
Jan. F], Is, 1. • -' •
494 35UANCI1 OF SIMON'.
92374. Diiucas Tuttlo, !■. S._-pt. s, ktO; ]\-aruu; m.
1 Mcriiillia, Am:. •,':, LnJi*. ]>;ivi(l S. Vt'ii^lit.
II. Sni>hia, ^'uv.TJ, lSi)l: 111. Pet. T J). Wood.
II!. ]lii:,m 15., .luiif-l, 1^07; 111. AuKUKhi M. Sl;iiiin'r.
023741. Mcrintha Tattle, l-. An,:. 27, Imhi. m. Match 1 l,sv,-, D^vid s
"WrigliT, wlio .1. ill I'curia, 111., U.-t. i:;, l.stj.").
I. Marv Aim Writ:!!!. Aug. -23, IS-^G; d. July 'io. 1s,j.^.
II. I-:iizahrih \\'ii-li1, July 'M, 1S>2'J; iii. Aug. ;i, IS.jlj, Zarali A. Katoa; cliil. b. iil
Pt'oria, III.. ], ( 'i)];.\ I-;., Jan. o, IS.'iT. 2, IL\'i'i-ii: .Mi;i;i.\-i n.'i, Sfpi -^A, ls.")lj. 3,
ViSLi:i'; A.M. ski:. Dec. ,01. ISGO. 4. 'r[iAi>DKrs Zauaii, April ']:', J.^-^CG nt Clavtoii'
Wo<.>;lfor,! Co.. 111.; ivs. Xrv.- Cliirai;-,., Kas.
111. Sanui>-I li. Wrigiir, Aug. 17, is;',]; m. .\\i'.:. )',[), ISoC. Saiv.li Eaton. 1, Ida
F,l.\Oi:a, Jan. il. l.S.-)7. 0. C'.\i;i;rF. Auki.k, Jan. f», ison. at Munsoii; d. Jan. :, ]S71. at
>ve\v (/., Ka>. ;], S.v\!t;K(. Ki.i.sv, m; i ii, Aug. 1(», Im;). J, Fisa.nk Z.. D.t. OH. l':'(W,
n'. Jaiui-.s II. \\'riglit, Jan. S, ISiU; in. Aiil'. O'.i, ]S."»:. Sarali Atwood, \\],o' d. Feb.
10, ISUo. !!i.Mij.(0) . ^liy]^;tni.: 1. Mai.Y Ax.v. .March U, l^jo!).' 2, IloisAit'i
Jam.ks, .May Jo, ]SC«1. I. by 2.1 in.: :'>. A\'it.i,i.-\M ll.vv/i), Fd). 12. isilS. 4, Jkx.mi.
Bki.],, Ajiiii Of), is7i); ic. (iihnuie. Iroijuoid Co., II!.
V. Favid S. N"\'iiglit, July :-5, 1S40: ui. Nov. 15, 1S("J, Scniaiitlia B. 'rhouias. 1,
MlNNIK J K.\.\"XKTTK, JuiieOS. 18()S.
923742, Sophia Tuttle, 1'. Nov. 12, ISOl; m Sept. 2o, 1820, Peter 1). \Vou(l;
res. (>rieiit, .ViiairCo., Iowa.
I. Jane F. Wood Jn'y m, 1^21: in. June 2!J, PJMD, in Camden, N. Y. , Augustus
Mow; rem. to Ca-s (.'<>., .^Licll,, where cliii. were le, thence in ]sO"), t.. Chic]-.-^a\v Co., la.,
where (hey now live. 1. 1>a\jl>. 2, C.Viioi.i.SE. y, AuGL's'iUs. 4, CkhK',;!:. o,
>^or}irA. Ii, luA. 7, I-:i.M(ii-t. -:. Hatiikv.
11. Hannah ^>o]dua Wood, May lo, l.s-JJ; in. Jan. G, 1812, in .Mason, Cass Co.,
^licli., Silas II. Lay; rem. in ISii."} to .^lunson, 111. ], I'iilveas S., 1)^'. h, 1S42; iin
Oct. 27. lSfl7, Maggir Allen. 2, .M.viiv Locisa, Jan. Id, Isi.',; m.. ])Jc. G, jsii'ii, P.u.cius
E. Whipple; res. Hillsdale. Mi(di. 1, /A/-/v/ L,i,/, Oet, Ki, ]sG.t>. 2. r/ct-'/Y/r N.', Oct. 24.
1870. y, (.iK(iU0E D.. Jan 2'.*, I^IF 4. CATiiAiirNir; A i{Ai;r:i.LA. Sept. Fli-lO; d. Jan.
26, lSo2. 5, Jli.ia .Mai:i \. .Vug. ;jii. is.vj G, Lnvii.v, .\ov. 2:;. I^."i7.'
111. Charles F. ^^\)od. Dec. U, 1S2G; m. Nov. 4, ISol. .Marv Coodrich. who d. ,s, /.
Aug., l^oO. 11»- m. 1,2) (.)ct. 1, li'Gl, Manila Frazier, and had a child h. June! 18GS-
<1. Dec. 9, Isod.
IW Hiram d'uttlv ^Voo(I, July G, 1S2!F m. Nov. 11, is.^s, Eliza CJurmon ami had 2
ciiil., who d. soon.
V. (ieor^.' 'W. ^\ood. .\ov. 27, ls;;'.4; a successful farmer, and Justie,. of the Peace;
res. ^Muuson, ill.; m. March 7, ISG.:). M.arv A. IIoiTstaiter. 1, A S(i.\ h IbGVJ- d soon
2. Cl.AIIA .M..V, Feb. 11, l^;(l.
VI. Henry Delos \N'ood, b. May JtU, ISSS: m. Feb. 11, l^GF Emma Harper; both
teach school in .Miinsoie 1, Rdi.i.ix Mi-:i!!;i 1.7,, h. ls71.
\n. Eunocia Wood. b. April 11, 1>j42; m. F(d_c 23, 18G3. John Iloflstatter; res.
Adair Co., Iowa. 1, Myhti.i:, .A]>ril 13, iSGs.
923743. Firam Tuttle, h. Jnm' 4, IsoT; d. nt (frand Mound, Iowa, .June 8, 1870;
m. at Mixtown. Pa., Amanda .M. Skinner; chil. I,«. at C<jniing, N. Y.. except Mary.
I. .Mary, b, ut Mixtown, July2G. ISli); m. A]iril 22. 18G1, Daniel Suiulerlin, 1.
lIiitAM P.., b. Jan. 20, 18G2; d. .Mairh 17, 18G3. 2, Cfuhgi; DAVin, b. April 21, ls'G3; d.
]\larch 3, ISt;.-,. a. Fki.i.ik H. M.. b. Julv 2!», 18GF 4, Ada J., h. Oct. G. I'yGG ' o
Lilian Ia a. b. Feb. 2G. I,s70. .
II. liarri'M, b. Sept. 2C, Is'il: u>. at A\'illiam.sport, Pa., March 14, iL-Gl.W. F. (.'eisc.
1, Cakuik, Jan., 1SG2; d. June. 1 8G8. 2. .Ik-s1 i; Fj:i:.mm.\t, b. Nov. 1^(53. 3 Hikvm
15., b. Aug. 4. isGG.
III. Hiram Iv, Nov. o, 1812; m. Mandi 0, ].s;f;i , Susan Sniidrrliii 1,J\mk:0!
)). April 21, iSiO.
IV. Fli7,abe-lli, b. .hm.. 1. isfl: d. June IG, Islo.
V. William T., b. .May 'J. l.^p;; ni. at Jas].er, N. Y., Nov. 18, ISGG, Lorrtta T
'J'owsley. 1, CoKA E., b. .hme M, iSGi); res. Fulton. 111.
VI. 'I'hewre-sa. b. .\].ril 22, 1848: d. at Corning, Oct. 10, ISol.
\\\. H. iirv S., h. .Mac I, ISMX
VUI. Phini''as C.. b. .Mandi '.', ls.V2.
IX. liannnh E.. S'-i'c N. "*i'., S'pi. 24. IS.jl.
X. Chailes W., b. ai Williianspdrt. !'a., April 2ib 18-"!S.
tuttlp:.
405
92G75, Oramon Tuttle, h. .hni. ;), 1:n-3; (Doa.); m. ,Iau. 24, 1S-M, Ahi-uil
15ariii'S, 1>. in Sliafi.-I)ur\ , \i.. .'an. li, 1 7n:V l.iv ulioiu lir hail I'lrvcn cliililri'ii, oT
vlinin till' G rldf.-t l.oiii in Caimlfii, >.". Y., and .") in X'icniui, N. Y. Slir U. Nov. 7,
IX'AS- he 111. (0) .laii. ."), ]S>'.'..', iii Fldi'iMice, N. V., J-lIi/a I'.ur.':. ^;s, \\-li(i\va-, 1>. in Siiaft-Jjuiv,
"\'t., ]■'. Ii. \-2. ]N'.)1, \,y \s!i,,iM lu' liad ] cdiiid, 1). in X'irinia, N. Y., \\lir|..> he d. Oct. 2^
isr,], a. ><n: l,r was a" tanner.
I. ];niilv, 1). Im'!,. ■:(!, l>:iK-}; m. K/ra Alii.;. it; he in. (-?) iu Adams, Mirh., Deo. 11,
l.S;(l. Maiv IlMnMiJi. li: Adams, P'el,. !.•!.), IS^l.
II. Saliv, 1). Fell. ], ISOT; d. ,v. / in Vi,-:;iia. X. Y., Jluie 22, \S'>2; m. Dec. 14.
Ib;j0, Aliel i-;rev,>ter. v.lu.. <1. in I'arisli, Ots,-:,) {',.., N. Y., MavH, ISV.I.
]I1. .Dani. 1, 1). Vvh. J, ISiHt; m. Marclir., ls:^fj, Sarah CoVil, b. in ^'., Feh. 2."'), ISIT;
L in IJi.u-ewav, .Mich. 1, Am(.;., l-\d). 1. Is41; d. Mairli 7, IS-io. 2. Lt.N j , ..Ian. 1,
1^'l.j. ;;, Oi;\'>M(iN, :.raivl, :j, l-'JT: d. Mardi 5. 1S4S, 4, .Mki.iss.v, h. Apiil 4, 1S.50; in.'
JSov. 14, lS(;s, Waireii Covil; .^•. ;'. ."J, Sai.i.ik, b. JiUi. 11), lS.12.
lY. ].,eiit. b. AjHil 11, isll: m. Dec. 2'J, ]s;j;;, e'athariue llosmer, b. in Ciat't.-bnrv.
^'l., F(d>. 4, 1S12: /. in V.. Oneida C,>.. \. Y. 1, Fansim., b. Fei). 14. ls:)."j; m. in
Onecmta, N. Y., Nov. 0., isi.l, -Filia Yea-ri, b. in v.. X,,v. 11, ]S2:). 1. 7iu-./„7, b. 1S(;2.
5, ALU, b. Ant;. 2, iSoT; in. in \'.,Maridi 2."), Isiilj. Euuch (.'ollins, Ii. in Palei-nui, Osweu'o
Co., N. Y., Nov. 20. b^ol; farmer; i. in V.: l,J.uit<'.y, -Mav, l,s(j4. 2, John, Aj-ril, lSlj7.
3, L'<h!i>- L., Nov., ls(i!J. ;'., DwiGiiT,!'. March27, d. .]uly6,"lS41. 4, KrrL'.-:, Jan. 26, 1N4;J;
m. in ()., N. Y.. Ann'. C, 18<JG, Francejia Yea,o-er, b. in'o., Jan. 11, 1S4S. 1, Citrnt\ b.
in Y., July 14. IsG'.i. ,5, A,.i.ta, b. Aui:. o, 1^:4'"-; m, in \'., IManJi 5, l^fj'-i, Foriii ihislmolF
b. in ^^, Nov. G. ISl.j; ,v. (. G, Sui-iiiA A., b. Mav 4, 1804. 7, Ca)!UIK A., b. April 29,
lHf)l); d. in ^'., Sept. S, ISGl.
Y. Mary, b. May :j, l^i;]; d. June ]o, 182G.
YF Alma, b. Seju. 7. ]Nb^); m. Dec. lo, JSLIG, ^Villilun S. llosmer, b. in Orltjans
<\).. Yt., Mav 20, ISdl); /. in Florence, N. Y. 1, E.un.K A.. Jan. 14, ISJf); ni. Dec. 2,
iSGo, F.dward Plielp.s. b. in Camd. n, N. Y. : ..■<. i'. 2, lljJiAM S., b. Julv U, 1848; d, .v. /.
Nov. 9, 18GS: m. Oct. 27, 1804, Miranda J. Yandec. 8, .\F\iiY, b. March i!0, b^4G. 4.
SoiMHA P., b. March 2G, F^-ll; d. March 2G, ISGG o. Aknei; P., b. Feb. 14, 1854. G,
EttikM., b. March 1, p:.")7.
A'Jl. 'Ihar.krul, !>. Dec. 15, Fsl7; m. Nov. 11, 1838, Abner L'. Pearce, b. in Tor-
rinn;ton, Conn., AuL^ 28, isi.'j; ,y. {,
YJIl. Soj.hia. July 14. ]^\'i): m. in ('am:l-n, N. Y., Jan, 10, 1SV4, Ib.mnev Pludjis, b.
iu Cam., SejJt, l^<, 'l811. 1, Sktii. Oct. 20. 1842; niercJuint; m. in C, .hi Iv
30, 18G7, Fannie blie))urd, b. in Canulen. 1, Ci'rri>' ,8'., b. in Hillsdale, >Fic1i., Ane-. ]G,
18G9; d. July PJ, 1^70, 2, Nkwtox, Feb. 2G, l^lo: m, in Y., Oct. 22, 18G7, FnimH
Yeagcr, b. in Y. ?. in Camden; 1, Miiudi \ June 10, ISGO. 2, Trar)/, Jan. 4, l';^71. 8,
Tlt.u-Y, m-c. 7, 1S47; d. in C. Oct. 2o, 18G^. 4. (Ti^oniiK. b. Julv 9, 1852.
IX. Nancy C., July ]r)_ ls22; d. in Y. June 2;1, 182;3.
X. Oriunon. 1>. AjU'il 27, ]s24: m. in Camden, Se]it. 12, 18-14, Sallv Ann Spencer.
h. in Fitclilleld, C'.nu., May 28, b^'2G. F2 chil., of \^ houi the elder 7 b. in Yienna, N. Y.,
and the rest in Seneca, yi'vAi. 1, Cii.vr-.i.Ks, M.-iy 31, F84"i. 2, MaIxY J., Aug. 11, ls4G;
m. in Seneca, Dec. i, 18G8, Charles 0. Pabcock." b. in Doxer, Mi'Ji., June 11, 1847. 1,
L'dith Ma>j. Jan. 15, ls70. 3, Cakoi.ink II, Dei'. 22, 1847; m. in F&irlield, Mich., Dec.
35, 18GG, U'allacp Bryant, b. in Dover, Mich. 4, ^Vili.ia>[ i:uGK.\K, b. Nov. 11, 1840.
5, \Yj],i.aud, March" 23, d. Marcli 25, 1851. 6, Jkssie M.. b. April 25, 1852. 7,
IIakvey, b. Sept. G, 1854. 8. Ida A., 1). Oct. 12, 1850. 9, Hiuam IF, Nov. 11, 1858.
10, OiiAMox, Jan. 20, 1801. 11, FiiKD., Ajiril IG, lsG8. 12, TlDwix, b. Jun.- 12.1870.
XI. Mary Nancy, \>. Sept. 10, L>2G; m. in Y. July 27, 1^47, Thomas H. Srowe
<farnier), h. in Pochester, N. Y.. Sept. 23, 182G, i. in Y'.: \ DuiiA, ^'ov. G, 1840. 2.
TifKHOX D., An^-. 2;:, ls52. 3, PosCOK C, Feb, 2S, FS50. 4, \Y'.ia;vi\ ()., June 8, 1862;
-d. inf. 5. Wii.i.iK, 1), in Cam., Jan. IG, ISiM. i. bv 2d m.:
XII. .Noah, b. AuiT. 12, 1S42; m. in \ . Dec. 31, ISGi, ."Marietta D. Bushnell. b. in
V. Sept. 18, 1S17; .s. i.
923751. Emily Tuttle, b, Feb. 2n, 1805; ni. in Y. Nov. 23, 1823, Ezra Abbott
.(fiirme!-), b. in \N'arrer,, Ibiknner Co., N. Y., Nov. 3, 1700; d. in Adrian, Mich., Jan. 6.
18G0.: i. 0 cliil., of \\hnm the live el.'er wer'- b. in A'., and fiuir iji Lenawee Co., Mich.
1, Nancy, b. S,,pt. 1, 1>24; m. in A'. (Jet, 17, 1843, Ilarley D. Foster (farmer), whn
^vab b. in Jiristo], Oniario Ci>,. .\. Y.. .Mav o'l, Islli; chil. b. in Senech, Fenaivee Co.
Mich. 1, Si-;:v( K'; H., b. oc, o't, V^'rl: m'. in Cho u^n, Mich., Sepr . 12, 1^G7. Louisa
BeiKxlict, b. in Canada, .May 2, 1817; i', h. in Dover, Alich. 1, }-:ihtr',rtJi. b. Oct. 2, 1808.
490
J'.HAXC'Il OF srMox,
2.'i'V(Y.', I.. Mnv 7. ]S70. 2. -Makv X., I., .lulv G, 1^"j;5. 3, Geokhk J, 1, \,|,,- os>
lSo5. ■ ■ e- ~ ■
11. AarvMi, li. Mareli "J.j, 1>^'37: in. in Koine, Mi''li., June o, l"-;")!'., .Malicl .loluisun
wliK was b. ill !:'.'-rlin, llui-on <'u.. .Mirli., Auy. o\ , l^Hl; rliil. Ij. in lludboii, Midi. ]
J.\.Mi;< B., I'.-li. 'J."), is.")?, 2, .\r.T.iL ('.. .)!in.~27, isnu. 3, .-\i,iu;kt Iv , .-\u^r/i jsci 4"
OLivi-; A., Au<:. ;'l , l>^i>:).
III. (.icoi-yM I,. Al.lMtr, h. Frh. 8. is2ii; d. .<,■. (. in Dovvv, Vvh. 12, 1,S70; in. iii 1)ov(.t,
Midi . l'\'l). IM, 1^;.j4, L'lui.sii Wait, 1>. in l.cKny, (ieni-seo Co., X. Y., Murdi 27, 1S;J4.
IV. (Jianion Alilintl. b. July 2-1, 1S;J2; in. in Fsiirttr-ld, .Mid,., Ort. SO, LS60, Maria
SlsiiHKT. b. in l'cnnin--ti.in, Vt., i^-'SC,. 1, Ar Airrnri!, b. ]),■<•. 1. IS'JG. 2, Ei.on' Li \i
1). Dvr. 10, isir, ; (1. |-\-!). ;), isi;^. :j, ].nk7, Lorir-::, b. July 2i), isr^t.
V. Os<-ar Abbcii, b. ]'\'b. 2. ls;j,j; ni. in lln.Isdn. .M'irb.. .Inn.- II, 1S'.-,r), Catliavino
E. iiaitlinlnincw, 11. in Ly.sandt-i', Omndai^a Cn., X. Y , Sejif. 4. l>i:'>; i. in ])over, ]Midi.
1, Ai.iCK L., b. Oci. Kb J.'r^GO. 2, (iKOiu-i': E. , b. March (j, ISiM. ;j, /\ dfj.l (i Mav '>s'
\^{\v^. ' ■ " '
VI. E/.ra .\bb.itt, 1). Fi;\). 12, IS.!:: 111. in Dcnor, .'an.. 1. Isii2, Sarah \). Thuibrr, b.
in S''iii'ca, Mich.. Mardi 8. b^4-l ; ('. in Idn-cr. 1, l>(.u.\ L. , [>. ]'Vb. 27, Itibl; d. Jaii.^.")
1807. '■]. X(i]{.\i.\x !>.. b. Sept. 14, ]>i;r,; d. Fib. G. 1-'G7.
Vll. (,)iiv( Abl.Mtt. b. May ;;i, IS-iO; d. s. ?■. Sci.t. 21, 18.VJ; m in ]). Dec. ](). isr.r.
Aiidicu- .1. Fi-k, b. in Vi-tmn, ('hcnanu-,, To., X. \ .
Vlil. Elou F. Ah'.iott, b. Xi.v. 2G. \>4:i. m. in Adam.-, Midi.. (Jet. 1. ISGY Judp Ann
Br.rwii, b. ill ('amliria. Xiau'aaa 0>.. X. V.. A'ly:. ]■"), 1845. 1, Ezu.v. I>. .\!ar(dj .'i. L^i;7.
IX. .leron.io Abbott, .hnif 11. 1847: m. in' I>. Aii£r. 2ib Isdii, Martha P.owb-,^. b in
Springlltdd, Clark Co., 0., D.-r. 24, 18-1:>^. She d. in Dover, July 18. 1870; biinitd u<
death by keroseiii' can exidnsio-i; left one child, Xa.\cv, b. Anu'. 10, 18GS.
92377. Chloe Tuttle, b. Ma.r-di ];!, n87; d in :\Innvnn, I]],, Sept. 24, ISo'J, a.
72: til. in Cau'ah-n, X. Y.. <>'■{, Fb 18U5, Prr-jeiis Alh-n, whu d. in M. June 22, I^GV, in
liis SGtli year. Urri-; Tutile remenibers attendiiijj: the weddinf^ of Aunt Chloe. A iVu-
days over (15 years ul'tt-rwards he attended the -weddliur ed' her first yrand child, which
took ].h',ce at lJo<rer Allen's in Mnii.-un; chil. 1.). in Cain.
1. Seinantlia Alliii, Xov. 21, 1^{H>: d. A]'ril VJ, ]S-i'.i, luiin.
II. Alon/.o Allen, b. Xov. 28, J80S; m. in C. July 10, 1n;j4, Etnelino Mij;. He
rem. to Midi, where he d. ^^ i. (>ci. 8, 1884. '
III. I'khvin I5arzillai Allen, b. Sept. 5, FS12; d. in Camden June 7, F8I0, unm.
IV. l^liibmie Allen, b. June U), 1814.
^^ Phinifdia, twin to P.; both d. .-^oon.
\'l. Pormelia Allen, b. Sept. 14, iSbb; d. March FJ, F^IG.
\]i. Poyce Alien, b. June 16, 1817; m. in Fivoli, 111., May I'J. ]s'4G, Sarah E.
\Vilsoii. Yhe fust '■'> chil. b. in Tiv., the re.st in Munson. 1, M.M;i.\ Fi.iz.iiiuiTir. Ii.
March 10, 1847; in. in Xi. Oct. 27, lb70, Daniel C. CiUord. 2, ^^I.v.uar:, Jan. 12. F-:.0;
m. in ^I. Oct. 27, l'-^G7, Pliineas S. Fav. ;j, JfLiA, b. Jan. 12, F^o2. 4, Camuk Cin^oi:,
b. Miiv 21», F'^.»4. ."), PKRSKUr^ \\'ii.so>,-, Aul:-. 17, 185G. G, KovfE, b. Mav 17, 18GF
7, Saiiah. b. Nov. 8, 18G7.
VlJl. Henry Allen, July 2F d. Any:. 17. 1819.
IX. PermVlia Allen, b. S.pt. ;i(),'l821; re.^. Munson.
X. PiTseus P. Allen, b. A])ril 0, ls24; in. in \\4iitestown. X. Y. , June 7, lS-17.
Elizabeth Morton. 1, IhiKEirr Mcunox. b. in Amboy. Ovwcl'o Co., X. Y.. Jan. 1-1,
1849. 2, Mai;v E., b. in Cam. Xov. 4. IS-in. :;. Ji.n.xiV: P., b. in Ibi.oklvn. X. Y., (h-:.
14, 180.'). 4, Povi'E A., b. in 1!. Xov. 21. 1857. 5, Ai,i).-Z(i K.. b. in P.. Xov. 27. 1859.
6, Emma, b. in (ieneva, 111., March 17, b^G5. 7, AMiTiii:;;, b. in St. Ju.-^eph, Mich.,
Mardi 21, 18G8.
XI. Mary Allen, b. Aug. 4, 182G; 111. in Cam. April 15, iS47. Ibiss.dl (i. Whipple
who d. of small-pox at Osco, HI.. Fdi. 5, 1S70; res. Osco. where the la-t 4 ihil. were ii.
1, Sk-MA-NTH.-v *:'.. b. at Con>tantia, X. Y.. A]iril 12, 1^18. 2. Sotkia lb. b. C'linion, X.
Y,, June 9, ls.5-b 8. Cii.\i;ii:s A., b. at Clin. April 9, ls51. -!. Edwin P., b. at
Munson, HI., Sejit. ;jO, ls-5(_;. ,-,, A.nhhkw 'iU-n-i.r:, Cct. 1, 1S5S, G, .M.vkv X'., ii. Jan.
5, l^r.F 7, Lilian .V., Apr;! P.*. ISii'i. s, Daisy P., June G, If-GS.
Xll Andrew 4'intle Allen, b. Jnii(> 2S, IsMO; d. in M»n.-on of smalbpox Dec. 9^
18G9.
9237f>. Cbaiuicey Tutile, b. Xov. S. 1792: m, April 17, islG, 14ieodo.-ia Car-
peiUi-r o| Cauid'''.!, who vas lh>- iijorhci of his G chil. and d. July 24, U^o^; (2) ftU. 2-1,
ISi'.O, Sarah Curtis, who d. Sept-. 27, 185o; (:ii Jan. 5. Is5,s, Fucinda lUu7,'-!es: /. in
Vienna, X. \ .
ti'ttlp:.
4o:
[. A1]i1p)1im>. .];ui. 17, IMS: d. in Kair!i.-1<!, lluioi, C,.,, O., Ajuil 18, J81'J, \\]i,-if
liis ]i;ifci)ts liail H'ln. in I'a'l uf 1S',",I.
11. A'rslH. Oct, s. isji); ni. ill F., (.)., I'er. 0, isii). .ImiHtlian P.. AM)ott; rem. iSVj
to (■niuliiiii Mills. Mirh., wlitTc ilicy now i(s. 1, S.\i,(i>!i. Ai)i:i,!.\, 1>. Ndv. '^G,
]S41; in. in \\ ondljridL;^, Mi-li., l>i-i.-, i;:, 1800. -lolin S. Strvcn<; k.s. Sti'ul.eii (_'<.. |
In.l. 1, J-:rin^t h'(if;> n,\\K .\]'V]] ]\, ]>:&^. '.\, l.s.il..!, A]n-\l •.."..>. l';r)l: d. Apiil. ISUG.'
a, y.M./,, h. July 17, 1S70: d. March, le^Vl. 4, 7,,/,•(^ twin witli Lcdii. 2, Aa]iux
("iiAVNc i;v, li. Nuv.'.'ii, l^-lo. 3, .M.\i;iA, h. Seiit. 4, iS47; m. Oci. 1, lsi;s, ConiniiMlurf
Smith; res. llill^dah- <'o., Mich. 4, Lli I.IK May, h. Xuv. -.^li, isd;;,
III. SalutiiH, Jnnc C. ls-2v!: lu. in I'airtifld , () , lSt>-, W'Jiliani Turner; rem. in Midi,
about ISTi^i. Shi- \\as drowned July 4, ]'<'}U, while nn a idoasure exrnr.^ioii crn i'lear
I.al^e, a beautilul ^lu'ei (,{' water in Stenlien Co., liid.; an ailopted dantrhter and nine
other pei>ons 'ohared h'-r fate. Her husharid r.nd her si-ler Vi'.sta were (d' tlie party l)Ut
wiTv re.scned and resu-;<Mtati-d alter reiuaininic .■^onic tinn_' uucoiisi.ioiis.
IV. Anson, h. 1»ee. '2'J, l^OG; m. Jan. IH.'l'^'ol. Matilda I\M1v; jv.^. Greenfield, Huron
Co., O. 1, Fl.dVD. Dec. G, IS.-, -J.
V. Freeman A., h. in Fain'., O., April 2U, 1831); M.]>. ; m. Harriet Fnlvcr; rem. to
Hillsdale. Mich., and hf'uan pruciice. ^^ hen v-'ar he^am he enlisted in tlie aimyand
served from hcLiiiuiini: to end as army suiireon. Al'ti-r tli'' war, settled in JetTerson,
Ashtalnila C<j. .'"(.•hio. 1, He?<hv, li. in I'eadinii:. July 14, IS.")!*.
VI. 'J'heodovi:i, h. JuIn 13, d. Aug. '24, ]S,3,s.
9237.11. Banicl TlUtle, h. April -j;;. 17!)S; the first Avliite child in the lown of
Camden, and ironi IST) till his (i. the oldest of that nniivity. He d. in Sprini;-titdd, (>.,
Oct. '-iO, 1877. He \vas a teachei' ol' vocal and insirnnienial music; a ]'rayer!"iil and
earn(.'>t Cliristian, and a dea. of the Con;^. chh.; res. riei!e-e(\ 111.; m. in \'eiiion, X. Y..
Mav 2.S, 1817, I'hinice Carpejiter. li. in Conu., Fid.. 21, isDl; d. in CltA-eh.nd. 0.. June S,
1834 (chihMurth .; (2>in. l.'o' hearer, X. V., ])ec. 24, 1834, Almira Cornelia Wilco.K, b.
Ftica, X. v., (let. 2], 1811. ('. bv Is! m. :
I. Angelina, b. Mav 23, ISiS; d. a. 2.
11. A 60U, b. Julv 14-. 1811.1; d. soon.
III. Leoiuird Hoyce, b. Sej.t. 3, 1821; m. in Delaware, 0., Xov. 20. 1844. Flinily
I'idelia Ho>.ve. He learned the ]>rinting business, but dcA-oted mo.d of lils time to
leachiiii;' bands and to mu>~ic us a profession. As a tc'Ucher of militaiy fiands he was
considered as good as aiiy in the state (d' Ohio. He went with his b;ind into the Fnioii
army, and coiuracK-d tlie disease (rlropsy) of which he died, at Springfield. (_)hio. Sept.
], 18G7. 1, A (urrj), unnamed, d. SMon. 2, Isai;).i,i,a, Scjit. 17, b'sbJ; m. Josepli
Jhincan, and d. at S]uingtield, C)., 18G1.*, ]ea\ing two (diil. 3. 4 fuid 5, nanus unknown;
all d. V. (i. A.\xiK Pakkkk, Mav 31, 1848, in S. 7, J.p:onakd Vixaj,, April 13, is."33.
8, Lucy. Aiudl. ISGO.
IV. Saniari:.. b. in Vernon. <>., Xov. 24, lS2;b
\. Martha Siupaid. ii. in ftica, X. \., Xov. 2S. I,s32, m. in Chester, U.. Cci. 24,
1852, Jaim-s V;\n Inireu Herrick; cl.il. b. in Ciiamplin, llenm-pin ((_),, .Minn. 1. A mi a
P>Ki,i,. June 30, ],^,jG. 2, lioi.niN Jf.ssik, July 27, ls,"j7. 3, Fiilkman, July 21, 18.VJ,
and auoilu.u-.
VI. An Infant, n. with tin- iiunlier. June 8, 1834. /. by 2d m. :
VII. Elizabeth Ma-on, b. in Clevtdand. O., Xov. 17, 183G; m. in Springlield, Ohio.
I'ec. 17, is.").'!, Frederick Halt St<nie. 1, Cuaki-ev .McSiiki:, Dec. 27, IS.'.G." d. Mav 22,
185!». 2, iD.Wii.KXDDK \, (Jet. 12, 18oS. 3, AoM.s Ib'.Li,, Jum- U*, 18I]U. 4, Wii.i.is
(.ioKDoX, b. and d. Feb. 27, lsG2.
\'l\\. I'hinici' Cornelia, b. in Columbus. (.),, March 4 , IS^-'J; m. in Frbanna, (.)., Mandi
10, 18!i.\ Henian Allen A-.hlev. 1, (Ii.ADVs AiU'i.K, Dec. !), ISGG.
IX. Ivatie liail. b. i)ayton. (J., Jan. 11, 1844; m. in Kelhfontaine. ()., Jan. 11,
18GG, J{ev. t^amm 1 Ueary Hair (Piesb.); chil. res. Sigourrie\ , Kc-(daik Co., Iowa. 1,
Ciiii.!), b. Ajuil .J, 18G7; d. a. abr. IS nios.
X. Carrie Bell, b. Davion, O.. Xov. 15, 1S4G.
XI. Ida \'irg!niii, b. iii Sanduslvy, (.)., l^-r. 2G, ls4S.
9238. Timothy Tattle, b. Cheshire, Conn.. May 17, 174G: an ensign in I?ev.
army; rem. to (.)neiila Co., X. l'. "Thi' settlement of the town of Kirkland commenced
in ^laI•ch, 1787. \\'heile'r 'I'imotliy Tuitie or Lmlim Hlcdu'ett (one of them cerlainly)
were o( the eight familic-s \vho liii:an the settlement is uncenain. In the fidiowing
.■\]U il b<i-h i:a;i'i'> y.pjM ar <n. the recoids. v"!int(Ui %illagei.^in Kirklaud; liome 1..!-; on
the i;oitii and south Main street. Clinton, were two acr(>-- i.-uch, aiul extended fjom tiio
498 BRAXCH OF SIMOX,
"liovcc Mansion" In lilt' (Iwi-llinir of Mrs. Mays. Soon aftcf eifj.-lit iicri'- ndjoiniritr were
set ajuii'l tor »-;i.'li; lir Imih tin- tii>t frainf hiMisc in 1 1n- town, 1 (■''',;. * * •'■' Tlie town
of Caiiulrn was organizoil. lTi)U(a ycai- after the oi;'aiii/,ation of tlie clili. at I'aris Hill,
I'v ']'imoTli_v's ivo Xoali and others), and tlic tirst to\', n nn-ctinK was liehi at tlif lionet- of
Samuel lloyce. ]^S(]., wlm ^vas cliosm town clerk; a Iteantiful cotTau-e now (,ieeu))ies tlic
Sj)ot Avhere this tirst im.t'tin!,' was lielii. It is at tlie licad of the main street. Mr. Koyce
es.cliaui.ced ])laees wirJi ('o|. 'J'iniotliy 'J'uttle and n/in to 'i'ntilc's olaci- in riinton, and
Col. 'J'uttle rem. to ]^_>vee's ])lare in ('aniden and Imilt u new liouse on il \\hicli is still
Ftandiii.t;." ./■//., .v'* Jlilf. ,>f 0„,;J.< ('„., X. V.
The first m. in the town of Sani^eriirdd s\-as thai of Sylvani;--. Dyer and Il.mniih,
»hai. of Col. I'lavid Norton, Oct. fiO, 17'.);;, hy Ksq. (Tin'.oili'y) 'J'uttle. ' It was his Hrst
jMM-formanee, or as Mi^^■ l>yev says "the lin^t knot of the kind the S([nii'e ever tied.
iCvery )'iTson in tin- to\\]i wasin%i;ed to tin- NveddiiiLV Ji'id not on<- failed to he i)re.sent."
— //'/"(/. 'I'ln- 'I'little fam. record .states that Timothy was the fiist <'ol. of tlie tirst militia
regiment raisei.! in ()nei<l;i ("o., bi;t M;'. Jones in liis history r.f tlie eonn'y, I tliink.
jiamcs sonic oiie else. In answer to a h'ttei' of iiuiniry from tlic conip. on ihi.i point, Mr.
.] ones say >: "A uiilitla rcii^iiiient was ortranizcd in L'a.n.idcn ipiiie eurly and prohahly
'J'imolliy Tutilc \\'a.s the lirst (_'<d. One of Col. 'i'inmtliy's whs a Ser^rt. Major cm the
frontier ill tin' war of l.sh2. Cid. T. was one of the erigin.al trustees of the C'liuton
Academy." Afiei-wards merjred in Hamilton College. He d. in Clinton village al.iout
IHOO; 111". Mehitahle Ih.yce, sis. of }ii< hro. Xoali Tattle's wf. After his d. sli<> lived witli
lier dan. Mrs. Dunhqi. at Noith Kasi, Penn., where slie d. ]ifv. o, ]Sd4.
I. Merah, drowned in Oriskany Creek in sprinij of ITSS, a. 1 7 yrs. "The first
dcatli in ('lintr)n village,'' sa,vs Mr.. Jones. "If tlic settlement was couicnted and haiijiy,
they also came in foi' their sjiare of alHict ions allot;ed to humanity. In tin- sj>r!n:_'- nt
this year the in-^atiatc archer s-nt a shaft into th.e scattered settlement, and he rarely
a.ssnmi.'.> a more disti-essin,ir oi' he:irt-H'n<iinL;' form. Tlie ho\N \vas not di'awn at venture,
for, as tlie'])i,et writes, • Heath iovis a shinin.j;; mark.' ^IJss Meralj Tutile, dan. of Col.
Timothy Tattle, who o\\ned and le.-^ided on the Royce farm, was drowned in the Oris
kany Creek. The circumstances are hrielly these: Miss Tuttle and Miss Annie, dau. of
Capt. ]Moses Foot, started late in. the afternoon to make a call at Mr. N^'illiam Cook's,
who resided on the west ^hle of the creek in a log house. For lack' of jiei fumed hair
])owder for tlieir toilet, tln-y called <in the way at Ca.-sety's ndll, and with ti.e mill ilust
Avhitened tle'ir locks as for some ejihi day — such ^^■ast!len the fashion. At that time
from its Miurce to its moiitii no l.r'.de-e sjianned the stream, Imt a cuaple of trees had
been fcdled a little helow the- site of the hridee on the rou<l to the colle'^e. When the
girls arrived at this r'ros-ine they fecand the stream swoleu v,;ih the s]<riuic fr.-shet, and
the water was foaming madly ahiiig its channel. At first they (|uaih?d, hut ^Hss Foot.
the most courageous of the two, soon led the \\ay followed hy her companion. When
near the middle of tlu' stream, Miss Foot lieaid her friend exclaim, " 0 dear! my head
svvin:s," whicli was instantly followed liy a siJash in the water, and turning ^a-.v her
struggling iu tin' .stream. Miss Fuel's cries were di.-tinctly lieanl at Miss Tuttle's resi-
dence through the )nter\enin;,^ wood. ^iv. Cook %■■ as near ai hand, and trieil to rescue
lier. Her body ^vas found next morning drawn under a jJIe of drift \\ood near the site
of the C'lirit(jn factory.
"Few eyes in Clinton slept that night. The latf- Neheuiiah Jones, knowing that
there w.Mihl be no cler,gyman found A\-est of Albany, look a volume of sermons, in
which t]n>re ^vas one on the death of a young man who was drowned. Aft*.'r pra.yer by
Capt. Frrd. he read that sermon: text, I Samuel, xx::!!. "There is but a step between
Tlie and death." Her grave was first dug on the green, l>ut it being thought te)0 wet, she
was buried in the south ].nrt of the pii\sent bui'ying ground. wlii(di was iheti a )iart of
her father's farm. Ma,j.)r Barnabas Fond informed tlie a.utlior that he (lu,^ he-i- grave,
"and evc'vy other subsofpiently until over one luindred." — .hiiu-'<' Jh-'^t. of Omiihi ('u.
11. Eunice, m. John Russell of Xoiih F.a^^t, Pa., and rem. to Cincinnati, o. 1,
N.\Ntv, m. Samuel C. Brown, M.l>.. of (.'in., O.; rem. to HI. '2. Timothy. M.D. 3,
\Vksi,i:v. -1, Eddie, and another sou (all dec.)
HI. Amos, b. Sept. V.\. 177h: m. Sarah i;i(diards.
IV. Xancv. m. James Dmilan.
V, Jare<l", b. May 15, HS-^; 'm. P.uth Higby.
VI. Eunice.
VII. (,'ontent, b. July 3. 17-^1; m. Eliplmlet Petts.
*Hun. Pomcroy Jones, the author of t'ne history of Oneida Co , N . '\'., m. a dau. of Sariiuel Koyce,
Ks(l , I<-"' his 3d wf.
TF'TTLE. 499
92383. Amos Tuttle, 1-. Sfpt. \:]. 17rO: <1. .Iuik- in, ISl.!; m. ITDJ, Sariih Rich -
.ards of i^iris. Diirida Co., N. Y.. h Oct.. 10, 1772; d. :a Xortl, East, Pa., Srpt. 7, 1818.
1. A!l)prt, 1). Nov. i:5. 171)1; d. in lloscuo, Midi., l,S,-,0; m. l,s>0, Sarali Putnam of
X. E., P;«., wlin (1. lsi;n. 1, Wn.i.i.v>r Ci.\HK, Jnlv ^-!, ]H2i); m. Julv 3, 1S49, Frances
Euu-r; iv.<. Eurl D.kIuc, L.wa. 1, Errnt 11'., 1>. April 1. 1S4."). 2, S,rrn/t. 8 ' An//ii.yi,i
J/., b. April -^ii. l^.-.ij. -1, /;///'/, b. 1>;:,7. r. and (i, y,'„,v,r luui /'^'-/n/, iwin.s, 1). 'l)e<-.,
1859. -2, V.\.i,i.<i_M.v A., b. lS-j:j; ni. l8.>7, Manlfv A. MavnurJ 1 Albert h Feb'
185!). :i, Amos Rovci:, b, lsi7. " " • . • .
I!. Benjaiuii: [\i'.\r(\ b. M'arrli '20, 17'.)^: d ar N. E., ]^a., .Mav In, ]S(;0; ni. Mary
Ann Kobinson rd' Eri<> Co., Pa., wbo d. 1^4-J: ('2) Mary Ann iMcLord.' L by 1st ni. : 1.
Edwix ]{r^jr. Soiit. ,'2.~i, ]S:j-2; ni. Mary E. . and d. Doc, 1863, ], AV/Vz/i Sh'rwoo<}\
Nov. 17, 185^. 0, .1 /-(/,/.' /?"///A'.''.//,"S.'i)t, ."), IKfio. 0. .y/;)»!V ^■., Mav lit, ISb:.!. 2,'
TiKt.M.xs U()i;i.N<().\, May 19. is:!?: d. ])fo. 20, 18:;-^. ;!, Kicir.M;!), .Juim" lb, i!. Au>x. 7,'
18"-!9. i. bv -Jd 111.: 4, "Annk (i.. b. Mandi 10, d. Xwg. 2, 1S47. 5, J\Mi:s L) b April
^29. 1N49; d. Apiil (1, 1.8.-jS. []. Ann.\ M.Mtv, b. Nov. IS, 18,52.
III. 'rriniiaM, b. (Jet. IS, ISdl: arti.^t; res. Ananiosa, Iowa; in. 1S2S, Marv d'la.s.sof
Prt'dcjrua. .\.^'.,\vlm d. 1849. I.lnr.sr.w (i., 1). 1829; a.ni^t; m. E'luisa" j'ullfr of
Midi.; r.'.-^. Ahulndan. 1, Fninl-. 2^ dnui. 2, Ch.\K].k.<, b. ISJ:;; its. M:in.-as; nia( liiiiist.
IV. '['iinoiliy. b. Jan. 4, 1S()4: d. X. E., Ajiril 7, ls7;-); m. Eiailv Shaw of Oneida,
N. 5'., wluj d. ]8?1. 1, .lo^Ki'ii So(u.\'!i:s, 1). Is27; ni. 1855, Mariii.' -of Eri'-, Pa.,
wlio d. \>^{'t~y, re-.. Xilcs, .Midi. 1 and 2, Anmi. and l-'iinn<i. twins, b. 18,~)9. ?), I'l'm/.
2, Math i).\. 1>. 1829; d. 1858. 0, ANOhJAXK, b. ls;;i; m. IJanvtt of (). 4, Ei>"ir
A>-\, 1). is:);;: ni. John Hart of Xiles, ^lirh. 5, Uiislj.a, b. 18S5; in. Kcv. '- Pork
of St. (/loud C'Mif., .Minn.
V. Anins.
923835. Amos Tuttle, b. Feb. 13, isuii; d. snd(bidy of dropsy Jan. 17, 1873, in
lH(.)scoe. 111. An obituary of a cohinin in Icnutii in the local ncu-.^pajie;- contain.s u sketcli
■of his lib- and character. He was one of \Vinnebapo Coun.tv's oldest and nio.st esteemed
citizens, in the spring- of 1S07, t ravelin;.;- facilities beioi: ]'0or, he w;dd;«'d. from Detroit,
Mich., to I-oivcoc. lih^ wldi'li tlicn coniaini-d Init s^'vci, or eitrlit ismiilie--. His family
followed the next year. He bou;;ht from the U. S. t^ovt. ail tin.- land, nn the east side oV
Main St., wlu'i-e the vilhiLfe is now located, and gm'e aw ay many lets to induce scltk;-
meiit. He vv-as a builder ami most of the old houses and many uf the new show his
]iandiw(ji-k. ]hj helped to rai.se the riv>t hoii.~-c built in Ueh>it, Wis., and built tlie thirds
frame houve in the ''by of Pock ford, 111. He liuilt tiie jniblic buildinu-s in Posco"
includiiiL;- tlu' churches and sclioid hou.^i-s and two of the churches in ]if>ekton. He wjis
honored ;uid esteemed, faithful iu adl ]iiJsitious, honest in all business transaction.?.
•Over forty year.s asro he united -Willi the Meth. Epi.-~. chh. and c-iive all his en.'reies to
hnikl up and estoblish it, and his name is ludd in .i,'-i-atefiil reuieni'brauce by his bu'lbreu
as one %\ho7u tiorl ^;ave tlii'in as a i-.'^'Mlful lielper in tlie Ln-eat work:, for without liim ii
conhl not have been done. lb' was one of those wortliy men to wliom we owe a debt
Avhich (-an never l>e repaid, who, under ditHculties and headstronq- ojijiosition and much
])rivation wlien tlieir numbers were few, planted here and there on Hiese we.steru w-ilds
■and briiad un|)eople<l ])rairies the standard (d' the cross to uri-ot tlie swelling;- tide (d"
inimii;-ration. Too much, say tliose ^vho know him best, cannot be s.dd of this noble,
christian man. As a diristian undemonstrative but faithful and earnest, atniable in
disposition ami hi^ life fra.u-rant with the aroma of a noble christian chaiactcr. He was
■one of the first board of trustees of the M. E. dili., which positiiui In- bidd over 20 yrs.
Resoluti(n-is ]>a^-sed by th" olHcers of the chh.; "Thai we re(;ognize the', fidelity and
nprie;htne.->s of th..' de-i-ea-ed, his kindness as a friend, Iiis integrity as a citizen, liis
.wortli as a nei-hbor. Ins ciu-rect walk and hi'.-irry de\-i(tion !is a christian as worthy of
■our praise and shcnild excite, our imitation." He m. 1838 Abi Ann (.'ole of N. E. Pa.;
res. Ro.s-.-oe, HI.
I. Anrelia Diantlie, b. Awj;. 21, 18:19; d. Feb. 20, 184(i.
11. Hai'inon l^iascom, 1). .June 10, 1815; grad. Cnion Parle 'Jheo. Sem. at Chicago;
set. s)n-in-- ..f 1S73 iiastor of Co\ rr. dih. at kal-.e Mills, \\ is. ; m. Dec. 2(1, 1871, l-anma .1.
Puck of Shopbre, Hock Cci., Wis. In 1875 in WiuihiuL'-ton, Minn. 1. (.Hy Pascicm, b.
April 12, ls;;<.
HI, kdbert C(de, b. Mai-(-h 4, 1S48; m. Jan. 1, D71, Fredorica 1!. Harlev of S .uth
<'aro!i!i-i. ], (ivv ]5Ase(.).M. 2, Bxe.xiK,
I\ . Amos Elliot, b. Mav, )S5!.
V. Lillie Eli/abeth, b. 'Xov. 19, bS53; t.a.dier.
500
LRAXCT! OJ'' sr.\rON,
■ VI, Siilly, b. Apii! 'J>^, IS!',': in. M:.n-li ]il, 1-:!;-). Kiifus Setli (s. of Joi'l luu] SM>an.
iiali liiiird) 1 ,■...( mi.-, ol i;iiilry, N. V., 1). .Inn. ■:o, IMl; ifs. Nf.rtli East, Pu. ; I'mf. ,Jo],ii
Loomis ol'tlic 111. lUitiil Asy. at Ja.:lc-^(.ii\ illf , 111., is l;vv lno. 1. Sts.\.\ A., li. Ort. 20,
18;:i4; (I. Fell. ^H, l^'.M. "i. "S.U;.\li A., twin with Su.'-an A.; d. ,lan. 27, is.-,';, o', Amos
TuTTi.K, b. Jan. 1-1, is:i7; in. ])<-r. :-!, isr,<, Mnrimi ('. Coh of Kiie, Pa'. 1, Geo. (:., b.
Ajiril 11, lbT4. 4, Joiix Jay, b. Juno 1."!, 1.^39: sf-ivfil in V. S. A. ISOl, Sstli Pa. 1-Jeg-t.
5, iM.'inY Iahisa, b. ^^e^t. 21, ISil; d. J"pb. 14. isis. (J, I'^jjances Amklia, b. June 2!)"
1844; d. iM-b. 10, IS-IS. 7, Ki.i.i.n M w, b. May 1, Is.-.O.
928834. Nancj^ Tn.ttle, d. isi2; m. Jann-s Diuda]., an t.-niiiK-nt jdiy.sicjan and
snifii (111.
1. Son, d. V.
!1. Eliza AlVliitablo Dunh.p. d. a. .-. yis. at Mobile, Ab.i.
III. James Dunoni Diinla]', b. isdii m Kaska.-.kia, 111., ibt-n Indian Ter. ; spent a
few VIS. witli bis uncle Pr. Livingston Dunlap of Indianajiolis, Ii,d.; stud, lawv.itli
Thoi. (iibbs of Eric, and snliseijuently v.-a.s associated with Iv liaMiitt; tlccvcd IS-p) to
ii(']>. ill Pu. Stale Le^-. and for iive years rej). the distiict in botji bousf s. lb- juacticed
law iu Erie, Pa., and tar.ght in tlic ])ublic scliooK ilieiefor 17 yrs. : author of " rhinkqi's
I'ornis," wliicli passed ihiougli bnir editions. He d. .Marcli 2S, IS.IS; m. Mav 11, 18o;-5,
Marianne Finley Russell, b. Pouny (,'astle, Nortli of ir.land, I)ee. 12, 1S20, d'au. of
Moore Evelyn Pussell and wif*- Sarah Fiide_\ . 1, Em.m.'i, h. Jan. 4, ISol; prad. liiirli
school, teaelier. 2. \VAnL.\u:, 1), ,\p)il fl. 18.')."). o, Mai'.y, b. Nov. 0, l.srjij; frrad. Iu^^Il
.selioo! ; teacher.
023835. Jared Tuttle, h. M.iy l,-), 17S2; rem. to Snndy Lake, .Mcxer Co., Pa..
-.vlieie he d. M:iV 4, 1N?1. a. s:» \ rs, in-ailv; ni, Puili lli-bv, li. In'ov. 17it2 d Dec '28
1874. a. 82. ■
1. Naiwy, b. Apiil 11. IsiC; ,\. F.;!.. 2^. I^K'; in, about lS:-!4 M. C. Dorchester.
1, Lfiii S., b. Xov, 2, ISoo; m. DcC. 2. is.-).-,, Edwin E.>;-liert: res. Sandv Lake. 1.
JJ/i'iii /•;., Sept. 27. b^.".7. 2, Z'.'-v 7.s^r///,r/. AuiT, yi. IsV.t. ;;, ,Vd'(/-^.//, -V/'ei-^?-. .Mardi
24, ISCl. 4, .>/"/■/.■ H'l^.^'U. Jan. !», l^C.'j. b,^ Ezm .bVA',,/,,, Dc-e. 2.""), isd-k G, Milo
W(is?iington, I"eb. 22, ISC;. 7. fAziic M.nj, June 22, l^'is. ,-v, Pr>:d<n<; AU, „, oVt. 19,
1870. "J. Jr^A^T r/,,-,-/., Oct. IS, b-,72. \o. Z- <f/.v i/'/Z/t,-/. March 5(», 187.",. 2, 'Pi;t;r.F.x
S., b. '^lay 2o, iSrjS; m ; a1>oui is."",7, Eniil_\ Lowinu-; res. Decoiali, ^\'innisllick L'o., Jowa.
1, ,7e/ni C 2, LinruK/.
11. Va^■hli, b. Aug. 2o, 1S22; d. Marcli 4. 1S>;8.
923837. Content Tuttie, h. Julv ;:!, 1784; d. Dec. 12. 1834; in. Eliphalet Petts
Fob. Ui, 1771; d. Oct. yo, is.is.
1. Harry Belts, b A],ril4, Isoi: d. May 15, bS-2C..
II. Maria Melietahie Belts, b. Oct. 12,'lS()2; d. Sept. 13, lS-40; ni. Dr. G. Barlow.
1, M-'vTi!.i>A, ni. yi. B. Moore of BulYalo, >,". Y,. lawyer; s. i. 2 and 3. d, nnni.
ill. Hirani Beti,s, b. Se],t. 2i». \^^)'): in. in ^^■ils]dn;ct(nl city, D, ('.. Marcli 24, 1830,
JMp.tildu ]\loi!n, .^. /.
IV. Matilda Ab;f.;-ail Belts, b. Jan. 8, lS(JS; m. Dr. S. N. Seniple: G chil. of whom:
1, Lot ISA.
\. Ckarle.s S. Bett.s, b. Feb. P2, 1S12; ni. Ocl. 13, bs35, Barbara Moriu (dec) 1.
Chai;i,!;s Bhiim.kfoud. b. Au^'-. k2, is;]s. i,, Louis\ille, Kv.; nor (1870) clerk in auditor's
cifice A. A: (i W. P. P. r,,., Meadville, Pa. 2, Bhssik, i,. at Wharton, Te.Kas. Jan. 2"J,
1858: re.s. BnlT;;i;\ N. Y.
VI. Eliiihalet P(,ck',\o(jd I^.'ils, b, April fl, ispi; d. Meadville, Jan. 2, 1845.
Vll. ('arolin<> Betis, b. Auc-. 14, ls2U; d, Sept. U, 1827,
9239. Haiinall Tuttle, h, Jan. 4, 174i;-7; d. latter j.art of 1813; in. Aaron :Mat
tliews, and rem. from ('le.shiie, ('oiin,. to Caniden. N. Y.
I. Datius Mailliews, d. a youiiLr man in L'anideu; unni.
IL Anna Mattbi ws, d. in <"., unm.
Ilk Ilahnah Matiliews, m. llart.
l\k /Xaron Mattliews, d. a youth, unm.
\. Lucy Matthews, m. ■ — ~ Smith, (2) Miies Spencr. /. by Isi m. : 1, Whj.iam
NdiiMAX. 2. TiiMMAs. 3, ATWMui). /.by 2d III.: I'wo or ihre".', nanies not fjiven.
VI. Lyiuaa Mattliews, in. Polly 01c. n't.
Vll. Po-.-ttu Manliew.-v, ni. Sterling; ( iiaves. 1, Ly.ma.n. ".Ai.mon. 3, CiiAui.oTi'E.
4, Ai.oN/o.
Vlli. D:uii;hter, iii. Chur.h.
TL-JTLK, .MATTIIJLWS. 5OI
92396. Lymau Matthews, a survry,,r. and r.,u-n rl,.rk „( CanKh-n many y.'iirs
viiiTL- he (!. Nr)>t. fi, 1S17; m. i)i>t.;!1. Iso:). l'(.li\- ( );,-:, u.
1. J'.'Iia. An,-. C. ISDfi; m. .l„n. Id. l-^i.N, Lr „i;i,-,l liinl,! 1 Arni-^r 1! 1, X-,v
1,, IX-JS; 111. St'iit. 5. IS-)!), Mary Am, (.l.nu.,-; /. in Kalanr.izn. .Mi, !,. 1 />.//, 'l^nto'/^nc
J,nu. Ki _isi;„. 0. .-1,/,^/, /;., .I;.,,. 11, ls(;o. o, i^y,;.,. M., 1,. s.,,!. 1. ls;i:); ,i. Ito.l.e..-
^'•1; ^^\^'-''■':■ "• 1^''- ^- ^^ " •■'•^^' •'•. ^'^^y l^- l^-i^- -l. fLivn.x J., l,. in Danvpi-s-
A-illc. ( . \\ , , ^(.■pr. , . ls;;.-j.
^ II. Aaron, 1.. F,-l. O. ISO'^; ni. 1 nMI , Sarali' 11 -ihhar.l : ,v.. Minnrs^.ta ; cl.il 1, in
( aind^Mi. 1, Jam.vx. is:i;i; ,1. a. -1 vrs. 2. Tii.vDDi.rs. h is:;^'- d ;, -| vrs o S,;-ni\
1). May ,,. is:;:. 4, l.v.M.vN, I.. \^:<.U. 5, Tu.vDj^Kr.s 1'. i^-H. (1. \Vn.i.iFui:i> 'lsi:j 7'
"S.vu.\}i, 1^-t."). ' ■
HI. Sylvia, 1.. O.'t. ;',L, ISOO; d, . ]S:«, Aivhiluia Aiiu-truM- Slip .1 ^I,.v '^1 1S3.-,
leavmi; an inf.. h. :!,,■ same day namf.l. 1, Cnxvsri.x. m. and lia.s 'J .d'lil -'ivs R.,m.-'
:N. \. 1, .l,n„\c, h. :il)t. ISdii. :i, f/ud'J,!/, 1.. al)t. LSfiG
^ IV. Cdu.uurry. 1,. X.-v. (1. ISH: M . 1 ). : m. 1S15. Carolina. S. Wilidnv,:,. H^ prar
in Maum.H, (). , and was Idulily rrs]»-,M.-d; d. iii F,-h., IS.i;. l, (■ir.M-.NrKy, b. Julv.
1 ^'^ 4 1 . ' ■
1 . n'- ,^'^L''>■-V'^ ''"'^^ -•'■ ^^'^: •'■ ^'^'^ ^. l^'-O: i>i. S.-j.;. S, 1M2, Ali.ro Pl.mns.wl,,.
(i. tail nt 1>.).j: chil. h. m (.'aindni. and livin-- in sauu' huus,- and doin.- \v«-ll 1 S\k\:i
>'oi.T. 3. ]S4:1 ',\ 'J'iii;m^v, l)<-c. 28. 184.J. :;, (.'aiskii: Iv , S,M,t 14 l;s4S 4 Ch'm-'nc-hv'
Fcl). 2;-i, 1S4:>. :>. .M,u;y. Mav IS, IS.-.}. T,, J5vi;<.x A n-- 3 'ls.->:;
VI. An.T, 1). May -J.'), ISl.-).
Vli. I.yinan, April .""). 1sl7.
923.10. Lucius Tuttle, b. riif^sliire, Conn., Aj)ril 29, 174't; earlv in the war
■enlprpd the .service of his c^nintry as Li.'iit. ,.f Ids Co.; was at'Bosr..'n and" at biUile „f
J.onif Island. In 1777 at Fishkill on tlie Hudson <'ommand"d Id^ Co (C-l J^d^i^vil^s
regt.) als,, al s!irr>'hd.-i- ot Ear-oyne. Aiier tIh- v,ar iv,,, in (h.-hive nutil wiihiu a few
yeai-H ot liM d. lie nad t1ie entire contnlence of tlie rnnimiiuilv and sliared lar-vlv in its
otR.-es and respon-dhilities. He was - cr.usi.steiit mi.m. <,f the 'v-.m/. ,dih. in ('"70' rears
an.i was a tirni helirver in the re]i:,i,,n of fhrist. He Imilt the Kiese.ipal Acad "in c'
He (1. at theJ,on-e nf his -Mil Lucins in \V.dro;t, Ce!!!:.. dnni' 27, 1 S4f ^ n. >J7 yrs' 2 mos.';
m. I>ec.-4, 177;;, Hannah, dan, of Hieu'. Andrew Huil of ('., "d. Ay-'- 11 l^d') a d''"
(,c!:rave-ston.:'). C/n.shur To,rn J^r. savs shed. An--. 14, 1s>h\ a. 40 wh.i,di is i/rohahlv
•tlie correct a>;-c and Aiii;-. 14 the .lav of her hnrial. She uas sis id' (.en \ndrev.- Hull
and aunt ,d' luidocia, wf. of Hon. Samnel A. i^iote, (d>v. ,d' C.nn., and -land aunt to
.\ndrew Jlnli Fni,;e, P.. A. L'. S. \. He m. (2) Sejd. 211, ISO.-, Mafv Vi water of
Ohesliire.
I. Andrew Hull, 1.. Jan. 2s, 17';."»: m. hnizaheth ,Mc('all.
U. Lucius, h. All-. 7, 177(;; m. js()2, Kelu'Cea Harrison.
1)1. l!-ls..y Ann, h. April s. 177^; d. .. /. April d, Isdl. a. 8fi; a ].air of silk filipners
%vincl, sh • wnre in Xew Haven at a ronunencement hall ,d' V. (.'. when she was 15 or ]{5
yrs. of a-e, were exiiihited at the ^\'olc.>tt Centennial Se],t. Id and 11, ISTo; m. Samuel
Beiiliain, \\]io d. Jan. 28, 1821.
IV. Marcus, 1>. Mairh 24, 1781).- d. Oct. n. 1S07, a. 27 vr^. ; m. March 2S 1^04
Phcbe Andrews. 1, M.\KCrs AUGfSTis, b. Feb. U, Isij.-,; rem, to Barke Co N c'
where he m. Xancy C. Prist. d ot same; afterwards rem. to Mit.diell (;..., X. C. . wlieiv he
Still res. ; mercliani and farmer. 1, r/',ni A . . \< l^dH; d. ISli.",. 2, Kihiim E h 18'>2
3, Jiu^,fbt(/i. ]>. 1S.")4. 4, Xuni. b. 1S5S. 5, ll,;,rrt. \>. isSi); .h ls(H.'
v. An.son, b. \\~c. 22, 1781; V. . P.; m. Xov. )], ISp;, jamar Dunnim,'. We lived
at Xew Pi-b.m, (dse--o <.'o., X. V.. and d. ImJi. I'd, lsi;;j, a. 81 1 Jri,T v M .^ti! d \ b
Auir. 8. 1S17: d. I'eb. 21, ls.-,7; m. S,.).i. 22, is!2. Krastus K(ieert,..n. 1, Cl'n-r„rc
(■u.^hth<i, b. I80O: n.)w (1S7I)) a stiuh'iit in Columbia Col., X'. Y. (dtv. 2 Aiiwt, Tnttb-
h. PSrvJ; d. Oct. 1, l-:i;3. 2, Anson AlvKxsmi; Hri 1,, b. .\!av 18, ]sp,); ni in California
]S(;2, Mar-arer Sellaii. He d. .v. ;". Sept. 7, ISdlj, a. 47.
VI. William Pamrnian, b, K.d>. 1], 17.S4; m. Abigail Stevens
VII. <;aiie., b. July 5, K's'i; m. Pell.- (ravh.rd.
■V'lir. Hanmih. b. ^illrl■h 21. 1787; d. Jiin,"':», ls|d; nnni.
IX. FsHier, b. Dec. :',ii. 17!i2; in. I.evi D.,olittl.\
923.10.1. Audicw Hull Tuttle, b. Jan. 2s, 17:".; r.Mn. tn Parke C,, x C
tibMul 1-M(). V, le re i:- m, Kli/.a be; h M.'!'a!l. wle, ,1. June 1, IH71 in h.'r >r,^\, vr' He d'
F.-b. IS. isj,-,; chil. b. in Purke ('..., X. C. . • ■ ■
I. I.u.-iu.-. M.'Ca'l, Mav s. 1^12; m. S.irah F. Sanders
H. Andr.-w Hull, !,. ISPl; d. unm.
502 i;i;axct[ or sjmox.
III. .Mar^^uict M., 1.. jr-l."); in. .lanii'S ("ointiicy.
IV. Ho'.jcrt (juiiis, l>. ]S17; m. l.u<-i!i(];i Pratt"
V. Rene.l'iL-t .Marcu'^, b. IS.M; m. .Mary A. <'o';lira!i.
VI. Xancy Caioliiic, \>. Nov. 0, ]><2-i; iii. .'\iidic\v \V. Hood.
Vn. William Anson, d. a. 7.
923.10.11. T.ueias McGall Tuttlo, h. May S, 1S]2; m. Au^:., ]H(1, Sural,
Evflinc Saiidcis, 1.. f'.-li. IC, iNir,; d. (let. !), 1S7(I. He is a. uicrcliant ; rt's. l.cnoir ('aid-
well Co., X. C.
1. MoiiUilu-- >!.. Ik'c. 1, 18-JC; (apt. in Conf. army, lie l-d his comiiaiiy, consist-
in, i,-- of 10;( men. ill a cliaru:!- at (JfitysLarirli. in whicli Imt one man was IcJi standing',
:ii! llii' res' bc'iuic kiilt-d or wnindp.i. h\ this .diarize Cajt. Tiitth- loit the use of lihs
light arm. lie is now (lS72j a Prcsb. minister iu X. C.
If. Columlius A., March 21 IS-irt; in. Aug. yi, 1H'>-i, Eliz,ab!dli Diila, b. Jan. 17,
ISir.. 1, VViyxi,-.\r Lrcivs, .lulv 30, ISdfi. 3, Joir.s Howaud, Sept. :3;J, l.SdO
III. ],r.ura, July is, ]S-17: d. July 2!(, sm. yr.
IV. Samoiia, tv.in witli Laura,
V. Lucius A., Sept. 10, ISly.
VI. KoOert F., !),.•. d, 18.>0.
Vll. Pr.'ston 1'., iKc. 13, 1853.
Vlll. William M. S., Fe!>. 21. 1856,
IX. Maiy KUa, July G. IS.-jS.
X. Victoria S., Jan., 18o3; d. Dec. 28, ISGG.
S23.10.13. Margaret M. Tutlle, b. 1815; m. Aug.. 1830, James ('ourruey.
I. .-\ndie\y Hull Courtney, b. 1837; ni. 1859, Marv Bowman. He lost a "leg at
biltlc of (iettysburgh. in Conf. "seryice. 1. Juiix A. 2, Nt.\Ki.\ T. 3, W>f. <r.
11. Caroline Courtney, l>. 183'J; d. ISU).
III. Henry Cl.iy Courtney, b. 18-43; killed iu i/onf. army, 1803. battle of the Wilder-
ness, in May, a. 30; shot in the forehead y ith a miiiie-bjill. "
IV. liobert (t. Courtney, b. Oct., 18-11; merchant at Lenoir, N. C.
V. Win. Locke Courti'ify. b. ISiy.
VI. Mary E. Courtiu'y. twin with AVi;i.
_VII. Marshall M. Cou"rtney, b. 1.853; merchant at Marion, X. C. ; m. Dec. 10, 18SU,.
Alice (j. Earnhei'dt of Lenoir.
^923.10.14. Hobert Gains Tuttle, b. 1SI7; in 18154, 'decied Slierifi of Caldwell
Co., X. C., and alter holding the sum-- office for lf> yrs. \ya.s re-elected in Xoy., 1880.
He is the 7nost popular man in the county. amlt(jok thooili--.- to gratify his ne/iny friends,
\ylio, lo use their o\s-n expression, " neyer tire- of Old liobby." Il'i' i.s tlie owner of a
valunble estate; m. l'^4'^>. Lucmda Prart.
I. William .Anson, b. 1843: was niurh inte:.-t.'d in tlp;^ worlc, and collected the
recor<l of the X. C. lirancli (afterward extended by his cou.sin. D. H. Tuttle, Esq., of
Hickory, X. C. , by the addition of biog. detailsi. lie d. Sept., 187CI, in his 38th yr. An
obit, pub.^iii the J.:ifjii: 'J'oj,ii\ of whi(di tin- following is an outliae and brief abstract,
says: " Caldwell county now mourns the loss of one of her best and most ji.ij.ular citi-
zens, Cajn.^ Wni. \. Tutth,', who die<l at his lesidence on last Saturday ecning at 8
o'clock. Funeral seryjces were cmducted at tIh-. Marion ca.mp ground o;i".Mouday, at 10
o'clock, ami the .sermon preached by Rev. W. M. Hobey to ju-obabiy the larir-st" funeral
congregation that eyer ai-sembled in this county. .V large concour.>-"e of friend.s and rela-
tiye.s followed the remains to the graye-yard" at Littlejohn's church. His deatli was-
caused by inflammation of the bowels, btought on by exposure to inclement weather.
Than the deceased, tlere was no more gallant or brayer soldier in the Southern army.
He eidisted und-r Capi. Wm. Jones in the first company that went from Caldwell Co.—
Pettigrew's Ib-gi,— md sorved nobly and faitlifrdly thi"oii-houi tlu' entire four years of
the war. He was nored for conspiruous acts of g;ill.inti-\ on seyf>ral occasions, and
esi-ecially at Manas-as, e'iian'-.dloisville and (o'lfysburudi. "Shortly li(d'or,' h-' dii-d. his
cousin. Mr. D. Herndon Tuttle, .said to him, 'Y.m must i;et w.dl, C<,u5.in \\'illie, and
meet your old (-(cnrades at th" s-ddi-Ts' r.-union at Salisbury.' lb- rei'lied, ' V.'>. 1 will
soon meet my old comr.eh--, but it will !.,■ tho-o who fell 'li-htini;' bv m c s;d,>', and who
haye passe 1 oyer an 1 ar,- hapiiy on the other slioo'.' ilo wasa dry.'ui: iu'-ndu';- of tlie
Mc-thodisi chur<di. !!,■ will be sid'y mi-s. d in this county, and tlo' d''ej)ost sympathy i.<
fVlt for his i>'r'-ayed i-tdativs. Hi- w:b- and two b-au'iifu! d::ii:rhters sui'y 1 ve him. "
He in. 18;;t;, Lmdnd.a., dau. of Alf-ns ) Ha:-shaw. 1. .MauvIL 3, Koi;!;in- A. 3, Dai'.
T UTILE. 503
IT. .Ic'iii A., li. 1>M4; iTilli-il in Ciiifod-'iatc service, IS'!;!, wiiib- leading- in a cliar^-c-
at the Imtile (if Hri^tow Sta., Va. : wa- run thmuul! vviili a iMVonct,
III. Ma'.vii< (i.. Ii. ISl'l; luillistM- ill X. C. ( '.>:i fere-:ioe Mr>l]i, Kji;-^ clili., South.
IV. l.'ol.eri M., \>. ISIVI.
X. Marv K., h. is.-.:!; m. ISW), Finley (V.lTey.
X\. N:'iu'v r., 1.. IS,")!.
VII. Lueius Haywood, b. ISoO: m. Maroh, ISSl, Lucinda Tiatt. only dan. of IV M.
Pratt. lie is now, I'S'ii, erecting' a hue residence near (iainesville. C'aldwcdl To., N. C.
\'iil. .Ma>rnuiev 11.. h. IS.VJ.
IX. l>avi^ Iv, b. IsC.l.
923.10.15. Benedict Marcus Tuttle, b. 1821; m. 1853, Mary II. CochraJi;
res. Tuttli-'s Road, Caldwell Co., N. C.
I. Daniel Herndon, b. June 29, lS."j7: worl-cd on the iarm; in winter studied in
school and Lower I'reek .\cad. At ID left home and entered soph, class Trinity ("ol. ,
IJandolidi ('<!., N. C, but health failing- retired to the farm. Afterwards tau^dit sehool
and .stud, law in scho jI (.-f lion. CrnUcn \. ('iUey at \a rioir (a native of I'aniiin^r'on. X.
11. ). hi Jan.. ISsJ'r, lieeii'^isl to |n-aetiee in all theeourts of the state, lornied a .-o-partncr-
yhip with .Indue t'illey, his former instructor, and rem. to Hickory, X. C, (poj). about
1,o(JO) n>)\c, 1-^s'j, l,.^ca'l adviser of seviTal large bu-iness hoast-s; local attorney for the
W. X. C. H. R. Co. and attorney for towu of Hickory. In the May election of lSS-3
eh aed one of the Town Conunissioners, and was .Mayor ;/;y; ton. during the absence of
that offici r. 1 am indebted to him for additional dales and biographical sketclies of this
Inau'-h.
II. Lurinda E., b>. lN-i8.
III. WHiiani A., b. ISiJU; d. 1861.
IV. M:,rv .1., b. ISH-j.
V. L;nir;i 11, 1>. iS:3!; ni. April 21, 18S1, Geo. M. (ioforth of Ruiherford Co., X. C.
VI. Jolui Marcus, b. i,sd7.
VII. Caroline F., b. I^TO.
VIII. Ibdiert .]., b, .\n;r. V. ls;y.
IX. (ieo. .^iison, b. Feb. M, 187o.
X. F-lia Judson, b. May V2, 1^78.
923.10.lt). Naucy Caroline Tuttle, b, Xov. C, is-:?; m. March 12. 1811,
Andrew \Vu>Iiin;;ton Ho..d. b. X. C. Sept. 17, ISll; rem. 1832 10 Ru^U Co., Ind.; res.
Ualeie-h, Tnd.
1. John Ar.drew Hood, b. June 22, 1842: m. July 28. b'-Go, Amanda Sears; rejn. to
Carroll Co., L.wa; farmer: enlisted in Co. D, olsi Ind" Kegt.; s,erv--d four yrs. 1, Mary
C.^Kor.tNF.. 2, CiiAiiLKs Si:ahs. ■]. Sti:ij.\ Winti:ks.
U. Juliu-; (Jaston Hood, b. June 2'^, ISIM: entered S. E. Ind. Conf. as an itir.erant
preacher and in 1878 was given charge of the Verr:.Mi Circuit, ..leimings Co. \\ hen on
return from nnnisterial work and near his home li.» was accidentally diowned while
Irving to ford a stream Feb. 8, 1878. Twenty-si:v days were s]'ent seart-liing for the
'bodvi.efore it was found. He ni. May 22, 1878, Sarali C. Sears.
'ill. Laura An:i Elizabeth Hood, b. Xov. 18, IW-bi.
IV. Lucius Tutile Hood. b. June :;0, 1847: d. .March 28, 1^08.
V. Eu-/.or Marcellus Hood. b. Xov. 10, 1849; d. March 24, 18G8.
VI. Mai.^hall I'incknev Hood, b. Xov. 10, 1S,-,1.
VII. lobuubus Orville' Hood, b. Xov. o, 18.-)8; grad. State Medical Col. 1879 and
practiciriL'- in tireencastle, hid.
VIII. 'William Lenoir ILmkI, b. Xov. 24, 18") i; iirepariuL- for the ministry; Meth.
Epis. chh. in. O-burv Univ.. (ireenville. Ind.; now (ls88i in Meth. Fniv. in Boston.
IX C<erd(dia Caroline Hood, b. Mav 10. 1857: d. March 20, 1808.
X. Arihur Washiuirion Hood, b. March 18, 1809; d. Ajnil 80, 1868.
XL Au.'u-.tus (iirdin.- Hood. b. June 0. ISOl; d, .Marrh 21. 18^.8.
Xll. Lewellvn Iswliiie Ho.ul. twin wi!h Au:4as?us Cirdine; d. March 8l', F-iti8.
Xlll. (;ru:i Mnmi.' Vannette Hood. b. Muv I'l . l-'ib Cf th. ;>bove 1.7 cnlh of Mrs.
Mood it will be observed, that -3 d. within a ]ii'riod of 10 day>, 'wo of them d. at the same
inon.ent on the 24l'n of .Mar(h. ]8!i8. I'aiiSe sc-arb-t fever and diphtheria. Six (.0' these
chil. d. within a/- many weeks.
92.3.10.2. Lucilt.s Tutth^, b. Au--. 7, 177(!;s"C in \\()leott. Conn., 1*^(10. find d.
there. lulv 7. lsi;3. a. s!t; nnrcininr with his bro. -in-law. Samuel I'-enham. " He was,"
says the iii-iorian .d' W olcof, '• the nio-,t enteipri.-inu and eneruetic busines,- man in the
liistorv <if tin- t<.\\ii. He .■.iaiie<i the tirst freight vae-on ever seen there and kej.t that
504 JJKAMcli OF SIMON.
and ntliors ruimiiiii- iiiijlit iiiid (l:iy. wliicli a'l.lr-il iniu'li to tlif |ir<is]i(Tity nf tin- tuA'.Ti,'"
111. Dec. 19, 1 >0-2, iichcccu llnrrisoii, 1>. Aui;. ;">, nsl; d. _\u--. ID, ls7i). a. Mi; dau. of
>rarlv. .s. of Aanin. s. of Urnjniniii, s. of'i lioinas.s. nf 'I'lin'.UHs, a liist si-uk'r in Iji'aiit'nixl,
(.'oiiii.
I. M;;ilc, 1). Oct. -n, 1N0;J; 111. Martlia \^]>^nn.
II. I.ucius, b. S('ii1. 17. ]'-().-): m. lanira A. lu-iiMMit.
III. Sniiiucl P.fiiliu!)!, 1>. l.'i-r. -n. 1SI)7; d. ill <iM-<li.ii. Conn.. A}.ril ]y, ].s7'). About
l'"^74, roiitribuii'J .•<'2r) to aid in Lrathci-iiii;- iii.-it>M i;d IV.r tlii,-. \\i)il;, a;id \\t" Indievr Iim s-Mit
an i'qiial ann'iint fl^i^wbi'Vi' I'of tbc ^••i:ic ]>u!iJo<f, lb.' ai-.o;;a\c tin' .-■ii1>jci'i bis ji.-ismiuiI
iiltf'iitioii and ronmiunicatfd nuicb vahiablc inforiuatioi.. .My tbunb^s wi.rt^ waived on
tlu- g-round iliat Ikj wa^ doing )!■> iimrc tluui bi.-^ sluiri.- as a ni'-iiibci- nt' ibi.' lanuly, inv tbc
common benefit. Tbe following ol)ituary is fiTini tbe JJnrlVinJ {'niir.mt : '■ Wben on.'
has passed tlie limit of ibree-seoie vears we do not commonly tbiidc of liim as dying pre-
uiaturely. 15;if be wlms'' name stands leeoided liei>' came of an ancestry remarkal.ile foi'
longevity, conbin'-d wirb meiual and ]iliys!r.il \ig(.ir; bis own eijuabb' ti'mprranieiit and
habits of lifi- jMving iJioiuise of a useful and viirotcms old age. Horn at W'olcott. in ISO;,
he left bis iialiv^ towji af aii eii!}" ai;-e and eng'aged in active bn.-.iiii'>^ ])ars-i.iits, com-
Dianding wben-ver bo \vont, tbo resj.ect ainl affi-ctionate regai'd (d' ail wlio knew bim.
Those who bu.-tained tlie imist intimate rehitions \vitli bim km.>w bim as a christian gen-
tleman, undemonstrative and <|uiet, but ))ossessing i-;iu' strengib of affection and mani-
festing a lender and charitable H))])reciation of tlie trials and xnrov - "'f everyone about
liim. Ills b>\t. liir little clubiren was a distinguisliiiig tiait of bi^> i.-baraci^T. Tboso
v>'lio have f.jt tbe gras]. of hi.s band, and beard bis words of welcnme that were the
exin-ession of a sincere heart, know tluiT the large [ilace he tilled is left vacan.t for all
time. To his brothers, sisters and s!e]is..u!n' was a \vise and teiab-!' C'lvmseno]' and
l)elo\>-d ii'ii.Mid. To Ins uife and d;augbler bis ^\l,rib v\as bcycnid expressior,. It was
fitting that su(di a life should cbi-^e in jn'ifect ])eaci . .After a few days of i)ain and
weariness •1.'i- wasnoi, fur (bid ti>^]k bin>;'" m. Ajiri! 7. l^^io. J-lveliu" Sophia Ivi.-sof
}5ristol. Conn., b. Aug. lo, ISJS: d. ,v. /. (),-t. l'..i, b'^ll. He m. (2i<).-t. -j, ]sr,i, J.ucretia
C. Carlisle. /,,_,■ X(..rton, b. April lit. IS^H. 1, CAKiii.rxr; l,fci;i:Ti.\, .lun- oO, i"-'3IJ.
IV. Kolliii M., May 'is, Isio; m. Km.dme Hii;-gin.v.
V. lod.iL'cca -Mil.'s, Mav :',] . l<]2: m. orrin Hvin>;t(.e!.
VI. Adedine, ]),x. I'-'. b^:J: m. i;n-~^(dl l']^>,.n.
Vll. }-:dwa!d ilarrisoM. .hily e-<. 1S17: m. Jumj (', lsd'2, Sai'ah hoiii-a Bement of N.
Ilav.. Conn., b. June :2-2, b>-;-22. " 1, EnwAf.n Di: Co-i \. Aug. -1, ]N-i;j; >;. Aj.ril C';), ]<>2.
2, ^^'n.^.l.\M .Vi..Mts. S"i)t. ]:,, IsiS. ;.'., Er)\vAr;u llAnnisox. Aua'. 22, ]■>:>'.<. 4, bofis
KrGF.NK. F.d.. 20, lNt;7.
\T11. Saraii, b. l'\'i;. 10. 1^20; m. April M, IsMS, ]':iibu ^bmltbro].. b, Afar-h Kb
ISIO. 1. Am niSKTTi:; M.. Se])t, 4, Ifi-'A): m. Xov., IS^S, l!ob,rrt T. ."^ieveuson, b. .lulv,
185^. 1, 0)n/ ,1., Aj.ril 2, d. Sej.t. 2. l.-;(i'.>. 2, S,ir''/, L\. Sipt. Id. ]sf;2. 2, Kvi:i.Vx
E., July 12, fsll; d. near Atlanta, Ca., Aug. oO. 1S(J4, from svoumls received in the
l^nion armv.
IX. Willbuti W, Ma-vli bv, ie;2l; d, .Ian. Ifl, lS2.'j.
X. William P., Sei)t. 11. 1S2G; d. Aug. 10, l^^."iS.
923.10.21. Mark Tuttle, b. O.-t. 21, 1s03; m. Ajiril I'J, ls27, Martha Ups<m, b.
Aug. 2^?, 1>^U7.
I. Samu-d, b. Aug. 20, 1S2^: d. Julv 7, 1S;!0.
11. Samuel M.. b^ March 21*, l;i82:" d. May <>. 1^71; m. May 1 . 18oG, Susan E.
Walkor, b. Aug. 7, 1^;^.-). ], Cii \i;i.e.s S. . b. Ajiril 28, ISiJO.
ill. Martba Ann. b. Feb. 17. \X-<[>: m. .June 1 , is.V.t. Doa, Lyman T.. Brons<e,i, b.
Oct. 7, ISoi): d. May 17, isijib She m. (2) -lune 1, IS'i^, Ira H. Hough of Wniott, Conn,
i. bv Is* m. : 1. Kdwai'.i) Lyman, b. .Mav is, isi;n. 2. Kstid.i; Akdki.ia, Awj. 2,
1802; d. dun- 2-:. ISiUb /. bv 2d m.: ;J, .m!ai;v, b. Mav l:;, 187ii.
IV. Ard,dia M., b. May" 7, iNf:'.; d. ]>.t. iX., lS7o:'m. Xov. 2d, l^i;2, L- Hoy r]>snn,
b. ,Tan. 14, l8-t'). 1. '\\'ai,T!:k. b. .luuf Ub d. .hily 7, 18vid. 2, AnniK Mahia," b. May
12, IstfS. :;, llKi;i;KiiT .Ma.vtov. b. Ajiril 4, 1^7:1"
923. 10.22. Lucius Tuttle, b. S.-pt. 17, isi}.-); d. April Kb l^^oS; m. <Jct, 1, 1S2U.
Laura .\iin l)i ne-at in Xew liascii, Cimii.
1. Laiii'a KuiT'-nia, .lure- o. d. .bino 17, l^->2.
11 iviLi-.-uia Liuvt, (»■■. :., 1^.;:;; m. .bue- i "> ls.",tb l.uv.-r;;.' lb Morris, b. April Kb
1827. 1, IJuiiKKT Ti r! i.K, May b!, !'<o7. 2. M ai; v Si.vmitk, 1>,t. 1 , is')';;. :], IIi,i.K\
]Iai:I;ison, .Mav 12. l-^uT I, Lmii.v lu ckm \. .'urn- 2d, b'^ijl.'.
TLTTLI-:. 505
III. Lucius licni'Mit, 1). Ana-. 1. INiD; m. M;iy 4, ISTC, Euua.-i L. Ilotchkis.^.
IV. Eiiim:i L()'ai>a, Nov. 21), l^W: (]. Sop'.. S, LSJ,-).
923.10.24. Kollin M. Tuttlc, b. May -JS, isiO; m. ii, ^Vat.■l•l.ul•y, Coim., July
is, l.s;J2. I-Jiiuliue lli;^;.,'-iii> of Snntliiimtuu, ('(Hiii.; ics. Kfiin.-,li:t, W'i.-^.; cliil. 1). in
.P)ri>!(il, (,'i.nii.. txrcnt tin' two tir>t vli.. v.i-ri- 1). in Wolroti, (nun.
1. \\':il!ar.' M., h. Eul-. ]S, Ls^:!; m. in Seymour, (/oun.. .Ian. 22, \S')o, Mi'-s.
]Iaiii''t ]•".. StfvtMi.-; ami ha- 1 rli. !--,iiu ix ii . 1). in s" (.).■!. "27. ]S.',7.
II. .Mart;uivt A.. Vi']>. 22, IS;;."),- d. in iJrist'.i Au>;-. ."J, JS:j,s.
III. William F.. 1>. Ai^ril N, ly:)?; m. in I\i-no^]ia, Wir,. , Aii'j-. 20, l.S'J>; Mars Bcnill
j \vlin a. Nov. 2-,', 1.S77. ' " ' -
i IV. Mai^aiHt Knirlinc. h. .\u!r. 2.]. ^^H'^: m. at K. O-T. 7, lS.,:j, (J,.,., M. \N"i!rox
I >vli.)(|. S.'pt. 7. lN(i2: (2)De.'. 2, lN7n, Franlc Lrr.-li of Kvanstnu, 111. {. hv Is; in.; ],
I U.vinr. A., 1). March l.T, it^.lO; d. Dec 2.'). ISCJ. 2. M.vuv K., L. April 2.';," ]S(;2. ('. hv
2din.: o, F-\>;.\v 'J'rTTi.K, h. Sc]H. ].-), I.^ill. ^1, Fiikdkutc k, h. Julv Fi d Au<'- IS
1874.
V. Au,;ni-<ta E.. b. .Jan. ?,(), FSol: d. ^lay D, ].S.3:1. '
923.10.25. Pvebecca Miles Tuttle, b. May ;ll, 1S]2: d. S-])!. 20. 1S7G: m.
A]iril n, ls.j2, Orrin lU-ijin^tun, b. Aug. i), iSd?; d. Ma\ 22, is7;J: rem to Wis 1S;;G-
, re.s. Frankfort: ]'. O. Ella.
; 1. {'liarlrs Fiiward lU-intrtoji, 1). Nov. ,">, \s:i'.i. cnli.^tcd jn ('o. E, 2ntJi Ec^t. Conn.
V<'is., left camp at .\c\v Haven. Conn., Sf],r. 11, ]Sti2. and .s.'rve.l nuii! In- \va.- kilted at
tlie battle of E-tUonville, N. ('., March I'J, iNClo; Iniiicd in the Nntinna! Cemeterv at
Ealeiirh, X. ('.
II. Eiicin-, E. liyiiiL'-ton, Si-i^t. N. 1S42; Eo'^inia-ter lA' ]':i]a, Fepin Co., Wis.; m.
No\-. ti, lS7i). Mary E. VriP.ard, b. Sept. ]s, ls.-,i ; d. (.)ci. 4. 1.-^74. 1, P,i-:itTH.\ Esti:lla,
1). N.iv. 12, ]S7i; d. Met. IS, 1S71. 2. ( 'i.'.m.i.j.s VA)\\\\:i\ b. July is, i^;;:;.
923. 10. 20. Adeline Tuttle, b. Dec. li.), isil; m. Mav 10, is;]], Eassell F],sou
<)! .Xe'.v liaven, (.'onn.. h. Jan. :;i. IS]].
I- 'I'lmiun F]>son, b. Oct. 14. ISiJ.',; m. Mav 2o, IsiitJ, Margaret Upson. 1, EttKl)-
KltlCK M.VNTtiN, ]). ;-ej)t. 1, d. (»(t. ."). 1 S(jS.
IE Emily Fji-ou. Ic June .";, ]s:j7: m. Mav 21), ISi;:;, j^nvi.-, E. Huuce. 1. EorL-^v
:M.. b. Sept. 21. lsi;.0. 2, li.Mtoi.D Ef.wis, JnU" 2:1. IMIS.
HI. Eveline Epson, b. Feb. 4, ls:!<;i; m'. Oct. 20, ]sr,:j, \h-v. Charles Northrop
lA-man; Y. C. F<.^'.< 1, Ci[.v:i,K- Ers-i;i.i., I.c Jan. E), 1S(_E. 2, 'i'iiLi;o\ EI'.m)n Si'pt
7, ISf.H. :j, WiNTtiitup 15., Jniy I'.t, ]^:2. 4. (if:<). 11., March <), {Hlil
IV. Samn-.d Eenhum Fjjsun, h. April S. F^n : d Vi-],. 20, ISF!.
\'. Manton y).\y Epson, 'h. March ol, IsEl. He was ('apt. in the 1st He-t. Conn.
Ca\alry and v,;is ai the surrender of <;eii.. Fee. He d. Jan. IS, ISi'A). ■' A no!j7e young
)H,-in,"
VI. Serona Fp.on. b. Xov. S, Fs.t4; d. Maicl: 20 ISlf,!.
^'11. Cliarles Edv.ard Epson, Nov. liO, 1S4S; Key. in 1S7'J; preaching in \\'olcott-
ville, Conn.
VIII. Harriet Fp.-on, May ]], Isol; d. July 10, FsVJ.
IX. Eanrde Celestia Fjc^un. ii. May 20, 1S,T:F
923.10.6. 'William Paugman Tuttle, b. Feb. 11, IFSE d. Jan. 0. 1S22. a.
o,S; m. Nijv. 2o, ISO.J, Abigail Steveiis; [2) I''iic4;e Ai.drews Tuttie, wid. of his bro.
Maicus. /. l)y 1 st m. :
I. Hannah Aliiirail. m. Joseph X. Sperry of Cheshire; n^m. to Wolcott. He was
active and iiMfiil in tov.-ji and .s.icieiy affairs and lield various oihc.s. He m. (2) Xa;--
cissa Kinney; (y,) l^.ristol. He ,\. May [>, 1S71, a. 70. 1, I-Jktskv Ann, J uiie 1 !),
1S27; m. Heman Wi!l-.,y Hall. 1, Siro/, r/v"/", April 17, ls}7; m. Oct 2o iSfiC Cha/
^'- F"'ter. E Hebert F., n,r. ;'., 1^71. 2, l(.n,^<>,u j!.. .hih 12. ES.')2; m. Feb. 2.-). 1S7I
Anna lioot. :',. JJ.ifti'' J.., .]i\n. 10, isi;3. 2, Sami i-,r. X., Dec. lo. l.S:j;E in. Eoxann.-i
■Jdc'iji of Southington; (2,. FS72, Saruli E. Xortoii. l,,J,ii,, L Au"- ;jl Is.^,')- d [)i^^■
10. l^i-.o. 2, r/e./7,.v,l., Jan. ;;. FSt)(). ' "^^ ■ • • ■
II. Marcn-.
III. \\'\\\. Eangnmn. i. Ijy 2<i m.:
IV. Eh: he Ar,;rii-,!:i, Mar.Ji IS. isiC; m Dec IC, ls:!s, A II.cm Sperrv o! r'heshire,
C.'.iii. 1, XotvMAN. Feb. IE 1S42; m. Xov. 24. ls/;<.>. Funis,'! H. Hi;;u-s. 2, Mujcfs, b'
Jf.ne 17. IS-].", ;j, h^Mi- !u;i-i 1. S.sKr.i.i.i:, dct. \), IS."",:;.
V. Harriet Maria, Feb. ,T, ISJS; d. .luly V.i. ]S10; n;. Auu'. 11. l.s:',S, J, dm Mix.
oOG
iiUAxrii OF siynts.
V(. E)i-/.alH-tli Carolinp, Jnn. 12, 1801; m. Feb. <(, 1845, .JoHpph A'ulre\i-s 1
irATTii: Arc.vsTA^ M;uoh IS, 185H.
923.10.7. Gnius Tuttlc. h. July.-,, ITSC; d. iii (lie^l.irc, ('ouu M'nr]i If; Iv-,-;
Ji. Oy; 111. isin, B .lie (iayli.ni (,t' \Vu!lini,-ioril. Cnnn., h. V'Ak 2\ ITS?. ' ' ' '
I. Phf^l.,. Xiaa]ie."J:.n. -1. IMl; m. Auij:. s, ]vi), ^^tcpiifn'Hc-rli.T of Snutliin-rion
("onii. ], Fi'.AM K^^ Kkukcca, .J:i:i. -.^y, 18Ui. L', Sakaii Eli7,ai:i.tii .Inh L'n ]s47" •/
SaMUKI. IIVM v. Fell, r,, ]N4!). 4, IlAJiKlKT HiniK, .hil). '.V,, IS,-)] ; .] .<,-,,[' 21 IS'il' V
Emii.v Kl'xh c. Jan. 2:.^, 18-").J. (i. ^^'ALT^:R Stki'hkn, Aj.r'i! 10, is.-,,-). ^ ' ' '
II .SaiuiKl Anson. Auir. IS, JS14; m. May ], 1.^44, Juiuir-c' Fierp'-nt dan ofrjilvs
of No. IJav., r..nn.; who d. S.-pT. 17, IS.',!, a. 2!l vrs. and 0 mo.s. : (2i '.Mav 1] I.S54
E-nily IteUecca, (ia.ii of l><-a. Sila.s Kic-f of .Mi-ridiMi. Cnn. i. l,v I'-t in.: 'l Fm) kit
Lai'ha, Aj)!-!! 17, ]S4S. 2, Edv,-ai!D PiFiii'oNr. Juni-!). ]S.-jL / l>v 2d m ■ '-! Fi'i f\-
Evsivi:, Oct. 20, 1S5I'.. 4, Amci: llnuiAin), F' h. s, ls:,o. " " " ' ■ '-
923.10.9. Esther Tuttle, Ij. Dw. IJO, 17U2;d. March 23 ]s:,,-,. „, ^[.p,.l, m
1812. J..-\i DunliKh', b. May 27, 17^2. On his Slsr binlidav, 1873, his rhil >V chjl'
and irt. g. chil.. tn tin* nunilter of 43, gatht^red at thf old hoiucstead in Ch. .■^lli^'.• ^'\,nii '
to coinnicinoraif the orcnsion.
E Maiihla Doolittle, JVr. 30, 1812; ni. llerri<.-k I'.rook.s ] Si'Ki Dox •■>
1 JtANCKS M. 3, I-OLTSA. 4. Jri.IA. ' ■ -•
n. Elixab>_.th Ann D..olitt!r. Oct. 7, FS14; ,,1. F!;dn.,ta Clark of Sor.tliiii-ton Conn
1, ]m>\vai!P. 2, Ha XX A II. 3, Fli.a. 4. Emza.
III. Levi |t,M',linlf, Nov. 1, 1^10; d. .Inly 1, IS17.
IV. L-vi l>,^olitilo, A],ni 14, F^IS; 1,1. "i^unicia Ilcniini^wuv 1 Emzuietf •'>
r !;i:i)):i'.icK. 3, Lina. " ' ' *' ~*
V. France.^ iFiolittIf, July 5, ]S!!); n\. Ilarvfv ( 'urtis (,f South!;, gton Pud h.-id ]
cJ;ild.
yi. Abiijail Ouolittlo. >raiTdi 2fs 1S22; m. March 2(3, ]S4-i, Sauiucd A. Bradh-v of
Cheshire. 1, \\ ii.i.iam A., June 23, ]S4(1. v, John a. Julv 3() F^.-.O 3 W'itk)'
IE, March 2.J. IS55. 4, Em.ma A.. Feb, 11, isr,7.
VII. Adeliza Doolittle. IVc 3, 1823; m. WiHia.n i^diev of Sprinuficld Mass
^ IIF A.F.lphus Ferry IX.olittle, March 12. 1^2:,; m. Jcannetie Neal of Soiuhin.noa
e..nn. 1, Mahv. 2, Chaui.ks. 3, Nki.lik. 4, Cxuhse. r,, Addifj fj Eixxv' 7'
Gi:()i;ge:. ' ' '
IX. LoMnrtr.l Donliitle, Juno 14, 1827; m. .Marictie llotcJdciss l Fm.m \ '^
^^ ILLTC. 3, I.iirisA.
X. Ira Ann-ustus Doolittle, June 2, ls29; in .Alar-aret Frisbie and iird 1 child 1
Jl'LIA. • .
XI. Ez'a Elton, Sept. 7. 1833; 111. Ellen ];uss,dl and liad 2 chil.; rem. West.
923.13. Edmund Tuttle, b. Dec. 2l), r.;i. lie entered his name Nov 30
IjNii, t.. ].ay muiisterial tax to the Epis. chli.;d. Julv 1, 184t;, a. S2; m ]Vc (J i'^87'
Sarah 1^. lioyce: i-es. C'liHsliire. ' ' ' ■ • ■>
1.^ Sybilla Stella, Autr. 29, 1788; m. April. 182G, John Eall nf Chesliiro, and d. s.
J. Dec, ., 18i'4, a. ,*,.
11. Mvra, .\..v. .-), 1790; in. Jesse Bro.JvS.
ni. Eihnnnd, d. v.
IV. I.,,ly, d. Nov". ]S, ]^]S, a, 17.
V. HuTh, b. 1799; ni. Au-, 1S22. Jiihn Feck ni Cheshire. She d Sept 17 18-^9
leaving: a dau. 1, Axx Ei.iza. m. Titus IJ. Ives 191 (d C'lieshire
Vi. Nancy, d, Jan. 4. 1827, a. 24.
>r ^'^,^\ J'y'^'-. -^'"'••J^"'- "'• ■'-'■■''"'^ Stillman MerrJir.an of Southin-t.m, Conn b
March 12, isn,. s. o( Eben and Sarah Hall Merriir.an. .v. i.
\'J11. Eaiira Ann, d. Sept. 2(1. Is29, a. 23.
923.13.2, Myra Tuttle, !>. Nov. ,-). J790; d. Oct. 3. IS7,-;, ;,. ss: ni. Mav isifi
Jes^.. Frnoks of C. He was killed in raising the Cum-, cidi. in Cheshire .hine'o' L^-'u"
a. 3G. ' . - .
I. Edmund Tattle Fr.,.,k-, b. Jan. 12, ]S17; m. March 23. 1812. Sarah Fishop of
[- ^^'""l- ;'='"• ■-''• ^^•>'- !!'■ """- ^'wns th.- ,>M (apt, Fuciu- Tuttle pdac in C 1
EMii.v A,b. IS-};;: d, March 11. is,;:;, o Cun-u. E. Feb, 1 isl-;; n^I Jan. n is;i)'
John M. Mia.ip .)t Meridcn, Cnnn. :'.. M Ainii \ 1 i. . .!nl\- 2 ' 1S-|;j
_ ^_ II. J.>... 1;. FrM,,k-.. Oct. 1. l^-jO: ni. r^p;. |s, I-JF Sa;ah C. Fbdceslee win. d .
1. >ov. 2i. ls.,2: i2yOct. 9, ls,-,(;, Fouisa A. Smith. ], Jkssk \\'i:xm.i,r Sept' 2t; lS,-,9
tittlt:, iirj.L
.0:
III. Ifcni-y ]5v<.()k>. Sl'iiI. 7, IN'.'.'; 111. Mavy E, Ifcugli, v.lio d. Mnr.-li l."), IH(\] ■ ('J)
^■()V. 'J, ]Sr,,-), eViiticliii (_'. NN'fh^tiM-.
IV. Cai-nliii.' X. l?io..ks, Oci. 1:], 1S-J4; in. Scpi. 1. 1^-11. linllin \V. ]>luiuli(.f Ply-
mouth, t'uiiH. 1, lioi. I.I.N ,1., t-^i']H. i;j, is:.;i. •,', IIi-.nkv H., jiic, -J, ]s")7. :-!, c'.s.ko-
i.txK 1,., Oct. ];!, i>;i;-2.
V. Mniy l^n>oks, Juiu- 57, iSCl!; 111. Apiil IG, ]s:,4, Miles X. 'i'ndd of Wiitn-lmry,
Coim., uiid haJ ] cliiid. 1, i'haki.t.s .M., .I.-iii. 1, l^.j.'t.
924. Mary Tuttlc. h. on. :!, 171-..'; d. A].ril 21, 177U, m. Dtv. 21. 172'.i, Milt^s
IIul), b. .Uilv (i, 1704, s. of .lol.n ;uid Il::r,n;ili riindlc ;i!itl ^^ .^. of Dr. ,!n]ni Hull of
Derby :n;d Wall'd. lied. Jnn. 20. 177o; iiiv. cxli. Aiull 14, i':7o; i.eisonal, IT)4 10s sd;
land ISU acres, -(."li'l; Saianel Hull and Tini'ithv Hull, apptaisefs; on iinai set. .Miles:
Hull ivr'd i'U; .Vbijali, 1:2 las; Maftlia. Kolu-rrs, I'.jS 2s lOd; Estiipr Smith, 1:20 lOs;
Eunice Hitcli'^cick, il-i2 los; Mary Hntchkiss. I'MS. The est. tn be divided amtain' tlie
seven children or tlieir rejiresentntives; a double sliaii , eld. s. iuui a ?iiMrle sbaie, .€8o-
ys od i(j eaidi otlier cliild, including'- \\ Ijat xhv\ luive liad.
1. Martha Hull, b. Xov. 2'.», 17;',0; d. si.on.
II. .^lartha Hull, b. Xov. 2'A. 17H2: ni. Roberts.
in. EsTle-r Hull, b. Sept. ir,, 17:!:!: m. Josiah ^;nn!h [p. 84]. 1, Mai:y, h. 17M : d.
1711(1; ni. her cot!--. Ambrose Smith I p. '.'j')].
IV. Elizabeth Hull, b. ]7;C); or Eliinh. bap. D. c, 17^5.
V. Elijah Hull, b. March lU: d. Mav I'.t, KMb.
VI. Eunice Hull, b. Mav 29, 17:58; m. Hitclwock.
VII. .Marv Hull, b. Julv'lo, 1740: m. Hotchkiss.
VIE. .Miles Hull, h. March 14, 1T42-:;;; m. Eunice Hull.
IX. Abi-ad Hull. b. June 11, 174."j.
X. .Abipdi Hull, b. June lU, 1747; in. Ibtchel Tle.mp.son, .\pril 20, 1774.
1, AziT.A, b. Ji.ilv .J, 17sO: m. Oi-t. o, lSo2, Abni r Ihinnel! in (.'lieshire. 2, Ai'.i.lAU,
Oct. 11, 17^8; bap. Xov. 28, 1788. 8, Easti:!;, b. Auir. Id, lls'J.
924S. Miles IIlil], b. Marcli 14, 1742-8; apol. ensi-n 7[]i Co. 0th kit i a lion by
CVinn. beL'.,l/ib, al'terw. Cuie. Active in the field avel on cintiriitrees at lioine duriiig
the war of !!evu!ution. He d. Jan. 20, iSd'-'; "he (.wind tie- faini- cd' the late Jafi'd
Bishopand of Caj.:. Menson l'o'.>k." — //(.v/. ,/;' ]\'(i/l'ti. In 177o. ajijii. ;:u;ud . to ( 'liauneey
Koyce, minor son of Timothy. He in. Dec. 4, 17(j1, Euni'o, dan. of Ebeui-zer and
Hannah (Uaies) Hull, sis. to Mary Hull, lirst \vf. ol his cousin li^phiaim 'J'l.trle.
I. Anr/.i, b. 17(32: m. Marv A. K;issoir.
11. Eiither, a .diild of ('apt. Miles Hull, d. Mav 0, 1774.
HI. Miles, bale .Iv.n. 2S, 1770.
IV. Dolly, m. Levi Ihui.da-^, one of the foumlersof the Epis. chle in Meriden, ]7S'J.
^^ Dau..m. Sizer of Meriden, (.'onn.
924G1. An-iSi Hull, b. 17()2; M. D., wer.r to (.'anada, d. Oct, 2, 17D:,; in. Mary
Aun Kass!,ii. Sl.c m. (2) Cap;, (iideon Eea\ cnworth. In 1 1'Joj adinr. of est. Dr. Aro/.i
Hull gi\en to wid. Mary Ann, then of Woodbridge, Conn.
I. Aur.dlus, ()ct.'8l, 17>>(i; di. Oct. 7, EiiU."
11. Aretius In-vil, b. \V., Oct. 12, 17sS; i'. C., 1S07; tutor, l.*^10-16: pastor first
Coii<^^ (dih. ^^'orc<^■^ter, Ma-.s. , from May. 1S21 to dec. May 17, l.-<2(j; consuiui>t ion. "Mind
of a hii^h order, ^""eneral and jirofessional attainiiients uncomm >rdy birire, corn'eption.s
clear, just iin<i discriTuinativjg, Ji highly cultivated taste and a relii.emeiu of thou.irnt and
feeling pervadi'dall his \s ri tings audi con versa lion." — Fum r^i! s. nuKh In; R' r. ,/c/, n ychnn.
He m. March .1. 1M7, Abi^iail, dau. of Josejili Darling of Xew Haven, Conn. 1, J(»si;ru
Dakling, b. Eel). 21, E'^b'^: Y. C. 1^87; iirincipal of a <dassir:il school for boys, corner
84th St. and Idoadway, X. Y. ; ni. Dec. 14, 1^18, Chailotte h. Cov>]es oi i'armington,
Conn. 2, Afid.-i'irs H., b. Xov. 1, lsl9; m. Oct. 2>!. 1S48, S. J. Turker. 8, A.'-!.vnda.
b. July 10, 1S21; d. at Piitslmrg, Da., Jan. 81. 1S4o; in. Sept. 28. is;',',), A. A. Hardy. 4,
El-lZAUK'Mi. b. .Maicii S, ls28: d. Sandu^l;v, 0.,Sepi. S, l^OS. 0, TitoNt.vs, b. Sept. 20,
1NJ4; d. X. llav. E(4i. I',, b-48, G, Hf.vuv'.m ki.th .s, b. Aug. 0, 1S2(;; d. Eeb. , 1,S27.
HI. Soph;;i, b. ITHO: d. Jan. 7, 1704.
1\'. Amanda, b. 17'.t8; d. Sept. 28, 17".to.
925. Gorshom Tuttlc, b. Ar,g, 11, 1714; r.-.n. fr.un Che-ddre to r>ri-.tol. and d.
thei'v', a. ~,i. iie ;;pp,-,ir.- :•:'. tic Earmi lit.'-; oi. , C-cin., '■ec. as:' buy.'r oi' l.ied, tii.-tin
ii8i)-lo. and fre(|ii,':iti V alieiw-ird asimvfi- <>!■ selbu". He \va--('a'p;. of the t rain b.-aid.
lie in. .
I. <iersho;i;, b. Aug. 22, 178S; ni. Mitchel.
O08 • r.KAXCH OF SJMOX.
il. Olive. l)(-r. '20, i7;;:t.
in. Olivn, Dfi-. -JS, IT:;:'; 111. ll:nin;ili .
IV. ]...-, l.;i).. iu Snuthiiicldr.. Nnv. 1, 1741.
V. I'auiicp, Ajiril :2:i. 1T4;;.
VI. Haniiali, M.'uvli -J."-,. ITl.-)
^'il. S:iii!ii.-I, Ff\t, \:,. 1717: icm. frdiii C'uim. t<^ N. Y. Htutc ;il)Ciut 17S8. 1, Sa.m-
I'KT.. 2, .Im;in. r.'iM, t.) Ohiii ;J)i>at ISOl. 'A, .Jo];!,. 4, BlsHOl".
Vlll. ]lni.i<il,, Jiii,e -], 174!t,
9201. Gershom Tlltllo, h. Any. 0;!. 17:;s; d. Jan. .-,, ]S1S. in his SOll, XI.;
yciATd, it i', said. Hi ('ii\>[. in lu-v. ariuy iliiviiiuh tlio wav. Hp wnu first t" XtMv llai!i]i-
^liivL, tlnT.'-i-, a.l.oiit 17;i!l. tu I'liiitiiu. Oic ii'u'i Co., N. \.. al'iri u:tr<l jiiiiuil tlie si.ttlfiiicii;
at \N'atcrt<'\vii, .IrfFtTsdU Co. , X. \., and witli \ViHi;mi l^.-llows, cleVti-d tlic. lir.st Dea. of
the riri;t ( \;iil:. idili.. orcaui/.r-d .luiii- M, ISf.l^J. "In l>Myo aljout 10.) nn-n nssr-mli.k-d at
(Jcr^hoiu TMith,''-, in till' <-<)irp ot Huthuid. to deidd.' a. ijct about Aihh'tc- hi-twc.-cij the
111. Ml of Watei'iM'oii aiid tho^e i.d' Jhith'tud; n.iuhl luit an einl lo the contest, hut ou a suh-
^e.|nei!t tri;i] it \vas (h'cided in I'avor of r.uthmd.'' — Ilonjli's Jlisl. of Jt-rf. Co. Jle iii. in
Conn.. >litehel: (liil. h. in liiisloK Conn.
I. Solomon, Nov. 10, 17(10.
II. Soloii.oM, .Maivli :;], ]7i)-J: ni. 17S1, Samli Maltheu-.s; (i) Ah'xaiide}".
]11. .lo.-ei,h, ju. in Cojin., aliout ITi'il. Sarah Hatedin, In IsiiO rem. I'n^ni Oneiihi lo
\^'^aen.>\vil, S". \., and Nvas eiveu one ol tli" iiist deeds of land, .\uii;. 20. 1^02. He
afterwaid i-eni. to Canada. 1, .M.\!;lK,i'TA. 2, S.vii.vii, lu. .lohn i logle ;,iid had chiL.; vcs.
SidiMn-, C. W. y, At'.nk!:.
]V. (.;tr.-he'in, .June 11, 170;i; m. 17sS, Baiueliu S. Clark.
V. J>ie-tha, 111. Iiavi.l .^lillsef Kutland, N. Y. 1, "A i^OX, V)i'can!P a snia.rt, money
makir. J' >!.!>. 2. J)}:nms. d. Sai.i.ii;.
\'l. Zrdjnion, res. at \Ve-nn"reland, X. Y., and with liis son l.)'iilt a Metli. meetine;
house there; rem. v.ith hi- ino. Solomon to Jutland. X. "\'.: m. and hail: 1, J'^i"!i.\. 2,
.Sopht;u-MA. d. y. o. Fm-ka. 4. kft inua. o, Tut >i.\N. G, Zkul i.ox. and three
more. 'J;ie.,.t' tlie sons lu. (.'haiity W ood.
y\\. Sa!)!a, IU. Seih Heath of I'onn.
Vili. Haviii. lived in (•nei,]:, Co., X.Y., and was at Heniiis 'I'uttle's, ISy:', vitli a son
•and dau.
IX. Theedore. Xov. ■?.:, 17tid.
92511. Solomon Tuttle, 1>. Mr.ridi dl, 1700. in Ihatthd.oro, Vk ; d. Sojit. 4.
18,'S; entered iiev. aniiy at 1 0 ami served thronL:di the war; r'-in. to nntland, -letT. Co.,
X. Y.. ahoot h'^r^OO, aiel there took 2-'<'-'> acres of tlu.' first alloiriieiit : m. in Vt., huu; 10,
nsi, S.tiah. da-i. of Thos. iMattheus of Cum., who d. S<'i>;. Oo, ls;)S, a. ]'>: [i) — -■
Ah>xauder, w)io d. at tlie r-s. ..T her -. Alhert. in e'linton AVis,
I. SidrnnoD. Se|;t. 17. M^:]- d. y.
II. Chauucev, Xov. V]. 17S4; d". v.
HI. ..lo.M-ph, .Jan. -2, ITSG: in. llhoda Hockw. 11; (2) Sasaniui Mack.
IV. Thonri.s. Auir. l-:'.. 1T80: ni, Hhoda Woodruft'.
V. 'Jdieodore. I'ec. -J.-i. 17'.C.: tn. Mary Weaver; (:3) Panielia 'Ihittle.
VI. Cduiuncey, K'K); m. Amy Wc-ave'r; C?) Delia E. Benedict.
VHl. Hunie,'. Se],t. -y.). MU-^: d. inf. (twin).
YIH. Kuniee l-;ii/.a. Se].T. Ci.h 17i-'S: twin; in. AYni. C. Lawton.
IX. J-huily, Oct. I-Y ISOl ; d, y.
X. (hushom, F(di. KJ. lSii:;;'d. in winter of 1S29; unni.
XI. Alhe-rr, March 4, hSKi; rem,, ls;;7, to ( lintiui. Thick ('(;., Wi-.:., and re.s. their,
l^iS'.'; ni. 1S41. Lncretia Barrett, al (diiuoii. ], k, S..res. Osldcosh, Vv'iiinel)a!:;o Co., Wis.
2, A. k., n-.-. O-^likosh, \^'!nneha--o Co.. Wis.
XH. Cilhert, Man li s, lS2o; res. Watertown, D.iddinytoii Co., Hukota Ter.
92511-'3. Jo.seph Tllttle, h. .Jan. 2, 178';. in X'ew Ha;ni)-drne; d. at the res, of
liis dau., Mrs. i'liijipeii, in Watertown, X. Y.. l».r. :]. ls7.">. a. '.)i». He was a :;ohlier in
the war of ls.12; m. 1-^41. il, ISjO, I'hoda, .hui. of Samuel Uo(dovell of Hartfoni, C(Uin..
b. A]>nl 1:3. 17N."'): d. in Oilean-. .Jell. Co , X. V., .!uh 7, lS2k a. oO; (2i -Inly H). Is2.").
Susanna Ma-k, 0. in Salee., Mas-., Ort. 2, !7^s: d.' at re> (d'Mis. PliiuiMn, MnyOl..
ISi';, iu Ik 1 ~-:s;li yr. In i^I^i .io.-eidi 'J'ulile, 'heu ,s7 yrs. o! ae-e, communicao'd lo ihi'
<"oini<'!er a |);irt of this ri"-(ird.
1. Sarah, h. March 0, Isll; d. .Maivh dl, ;sl2.
li. Child, 1). .la-i. 20. (1. F'd,. .1. jslV.
TLTT].]'.
50',(
HI. Child, b. .lulv 03, d. A\iu-. 18, ll^KJ.
IV. Klvi.H, 1). AuLT. 13, ISI."); 111. Krl.. 1."), ls;!7, llci^nio j'li ippni, li. in \V<-st-
iiiiustcr, Vt., Si.pl. S, 171'T: d. Watcrt.iwn, N , V , .May 2(t, ISlJl. 1, llnMi-.i; \\',, \,. Dc,-.
22, 1^<;57; m. Feb. 11, l^^(.•2, Jiimic K. \\'iir.\ "J. Wii.i,i\m I'knx, .liilv 15. isi^l); d. Aur.
1\', ]S70. ?.. GKOiiCK '1'., b. ;iiid d. .hmc H), 1S43. 4, iioi k\vi:i,i, (."., b. .bin. 2-1, IS'b").
5, CjiWJvCi'.v W., b. Nov. 19, ls;4!»; in. O.-t. 1, Ixli, Alzadu A. Clrvclaiid.
V. Kli/.u A., l^ AiiL-. 1'k 1S17; in. Mandi C, IScI'), Puiicr Sliuniw ns- of .Murtin.sburi^r^
X. Y., wlio d. S.-j.t. 9, iMil; (2; O^t. T.(, 1m;;), Dt-u. AVm. ('. I.awrini,' v.ii.. d. Julv 21.
1S74; ivs. Cni.fiiliairfn, .N. Y, 1,]h]U;Ki;T K., b. M.-rch 2<». 1>-'10; M'rve>l iu rniuu
armv tbrt'C vcaib us fudc'ily si'rf,rfaiit; ni.Jan. 20, 1^(5), <'f]ia .A. .M(('urty. 2, ])ai!v.'in
P., i). Au^. "ri, lN4(i: m. Nov. 4. b'^OS, Matlic A. I'ltrbtT. 8. Kcmi;e A., b. Scj«t. lb,
1851; m. ( let. 1. Ib73, Ellsworth P. 15ab<-,.ck.
Vr. yiirbloij, .\\vs. ^'. l^Ub d. Sf)>t. 10, is^),-,.
Vil. ICunict', N<iv. :'<. ls21; m. JKc. 27, 1S12, Ab'NandiT O. l^iii^^hani, wlm d. June
9, 1873, ii. 57; res. Maitinsbm J.^ N. Y. 1. Fki.icia J.. ,Iaii, 2«;, 1N4S; m. (4ct. 9, KStio.
Orcn S. (ifnr._a\ 2, M.\i;y K,, .;i;!y 17, l^l'-^. ','. [\uw.\ni< c, (.)ci. ]<), 1S5(.). 4, Ell.v
L., Mairh 30, ISOO. 5, C'ji.vr.LM-: \V., lA b. 15, l^i:i): (j, biiuui: A., .lulv tl, lsi;2.
VIII. Rockwell, b. May yo, 1^24; m. in \\i-^., Ihlnnah E. W.dcomb;" res. Hiawatha,
Browji Co., Ku5^. i. by 2d iik :
IX. ^Vil]lHm, b. Maieli 21, ]S2ii; d. a soldier in Union army, Marcli 9, lirG4; in.
Nnnfv Price of \Vis.
X. lllenla. b. Ajiril 25. 1-2^": d. Mav ]:',, Is'Sl.
XI. Ik-tsey. b. .July 20, d. S. pt. 11, is2i(.
945114. Thomas Tattle, b. in Conn., An<_'. 13, 1789; rem. with his faihm' io
JeHer-^on Co., N. Y , and, \va< oup of the]>:irty wle.i laid off Wut(Tto\vn. Served in tin-
war uf b^l2: jcin. to Wisi-on>in. 1n:;9, ivu'l d. in Clinton, .lime, 1^73, a. >'-i. He. ni Juh"
9, bsOO. Pluxla W.M.druiT, w!;o d,. ]-\ b. 22. 1871; cliil. b. in l^n;land, X. Y.
1. William, S. pi. 2n. Isic; a. April 2. 1M4.
II. Cliarb'- ()''i. 15, IS]]; ni. Sept. Il,lb3>^, Elniiia (nH.M'rt, The following-
obituary is from the J((ni.^nU< (jnzitti -.
"At liis lu.nii' in Clinton on ibc evenini,^ of Jar,. 1(1, iss2, (4iarles Tutth'. r.i.Ted 70.
As on'- l.'y one ile- »-avly pionf-ers of tin- wotcrn country jiass av.ay, it is well for us to
pause in -our i-a^-or. o!;\\ard strife to conti inplate for a moment tin- bt-nofiis which \\'e
derlv in a. juea'-int- from tin- courao' and sclf-sacritice of tlnse nun. Cliarles Turtle
\vas one of live men wjhp (irsr locati-d in what is n<iw the Town of Clinton. The
di-ath of ]\[r. TuitIc leaves Imt one ot the ori^'inal !ice, ])a!iifl ^.JiH,-, iii,\v liviin; ;ii bodi,
in this state. These five nu n had all be-.-u ri--idents of tlie eoiuUN of .letb r.-^on, New
York. In tlie spiintr of 1837, this liiile coinpioiy nunie tln-ir wa}' inir. tjie new territorv
of WTscon.sin, .sec kintr to locate farms. On the 7th of April ]S37, tln-y arrived at wliat
is now Beloit, wliicli then consisted of one !oe- slianty. Eidlo\vinf4' the Indian tr;iil —
wliicli ran from this j'oint to Miiwauket^-— they reaeln-d a sjiot near Tnotle Cr^el;, v.-jiere
there was a fine growili of younii- tree.-, and concluded here to loCiile, Tln-y Imih a loo-
cabin 12 \ Kb v\-hn-h they n.'-eii jointly for a hou^-e, ami ;;ave to lh(^ place tlie name of
Jefi'ersou Praii-ie in Imiuu' of their old home. The location of thi,-. iirst hou^e is i,(-ar tin-
now Clinton Corners. In the fall of '\>^:]>< Mr. 4'uitle went back' as far ;is Cliio, wliere
lie m. Eliniia C'ilbert, ^v]ulse family had formerly res. in J*.-iTerson Co., and returiied
^vith her to the little colony. He then built a loo- house abi.iut one mile ikpj; ji of the
first h)cation. and beiran jMuiseket-pinrt-, Tlie fiist town mectiiie- ^vas held in this rabin,
and the to^vn named Clinton, after <.iov. iJeW'itt (Pinion of New Yoik, tlie name beine-
sna-gested by a brother of Mrs. 'J'uttle. The first political meeting was held in this
dooryard. a lumber wai;-on servijig as a stand for the sjieaker. On the site of this calnii
CInules Tuttle lived, honored and n-siieeted, for forty years.
'"Mr. Tuttle was -.ingulary mode-t and retiring in dispositi(»r., but -was of S(nind, ju.dL:
ment and sterling integrity. He was one of th(.>se rare lives ihat teach by the fo.rei- of
exam]>l(-. H<' lived what in- believed; ami now, after a residem-e of m-isrly forty-fiv*.- vrs.
in tlie same community, there is no (uie to say tb.at Charles Tutth- wa.'- ever guilty of a
dishonest or di.shonoi-alde actioJi. He was one e.f tie- foundeis, and always one of the
most earnest, supjiorters of the Cong. chh. at Cliiiton. His interctuirso with tlie church
was of the same peaceful, liarmonix.iii;.- nature, and liis leligious feelings and aspira.tioiip,
are fitly set forth it ihe line, • Nearer .My Cud to Thee.' Throughout liis life lie i^ave
liberally his time, his inl!ui-nce and his mea.irs in tin- supjx.irt of any cause ihat ^vould
;id'.at((-e tin- iuferest.s oi' ihe ci.iiiunuiii':_\ . Alwavs Jcind aiu! allectiouale in his
family, sin.Liularly aiV.ibb- an<l conrteom^ in his intercourse with his m-igh.bors, he was
idoli/.ed by his fa.mily and loveil by ail who knew him. In his later vears, with his.
■^'>1<^ HRAXCli OF Sr.MO.V.
wliU.- linir in.fl U-.^u]. and limi-volcnt cninti i)nn<-<v ],,. ?, ciiu'd lik,- one of tlu' Patrian-li.s '
of oM: the k.iKily i.:vs-<i!iv of liis IuumI was a l)lrssii,.;, his miu!,- uas a l..'iHHiirii„n
\\ lirii Ills Iniiw- aiul useful iifr caiiH- to a chjsi', his d.'aih \vas j,, l,;,iiMnnv uitli liis lif..'
«s. surrdiuuk'il b\ his h)vi!i<r family, he calmly and )n a.-rfii]!\ hM-athi d'liis last Wrll
did tlu- ministL-r in his fiinf-ral discmnsc sav, '' \Vv havr Inst <'nc of .,ur hrst men and if
1 «ay til.- hfst man, ikw,.' will nlijivi;' and y,t s.mh a lif... is ncv,.,' Inst. Its infim-nre fo.-
good will comnnn- to In- fnh jnni,- afii-r tlic man is tni'Lcnitmi. Ilr. leaves bfsidos tin'-
^vife— wli.) has l,M..n a helnvrd hflpm.'.-t tn Idm ihmn-h all the vears of tlieir sojourn !
togotUei— tliMM' s.Mis and one d,au-lui-r, ^^]lo am vaiual)ie members of society and who ■'
do honor In s;;rl, a parent;,^,.. 'i'h,, ,.](l,..t son, Kul^.ih', enlisted during the late war ^
-and >i-ave Jus lite' to his tounti-y."
Children Imrn at Clinton. Vi'is, : 1, KroKX!; 11.. 1). .lulv -^n, C^:!i)- ,] \[.^y ]] ].<p,o. ':
-at Fort liiLcy K'un-.a--, in ]:!ru li.;i:-r.,Cn. F. Wis. VmN. '.\ KoiJKitT \V \pril is' ]Sil'
d. June -.20. 1S.V,C :'., \ ni,xi:v (i., ii. I'-eb. .l, 1^(0. ■], M \i:iktt ^, b April Ki HIS- m'
JuueSO, 1S70. Dr. y. ^J. Jenks. I, C/nn-l... S.. b. Aeir. !-, ]S74. at (irand' Me.dnu' ^
■Slower Co.. Minn. o. <rKMi;oK Fi;i:i)i:i;j( )., b. Sept. -'i. ]S.-)(); siudent at .Milmn Cul '
Koek (.'o.. Wis., class of 'VC. (J. 'I. Wn.iiAM, b. Ae.Lr. 0. !S.');J. " •
111.' Henry, b. July ](), ISb'J: in. Jiuo' It!, lS47.'Sarali S. Shor.-s, whn li. Mareh V) !
ISt;;*; /. at C. 1. Am-i:r;i) IF, b. Mav, 1>^!S; m. No\'., Fs?:! Nellie Fairfield ' •"' F^kki^
KRICK W.. ii. .lorn- i,'."), IS'iO. -.-,-.
IV. .hilia Ann, b. May -Jo. ]^}r,: ni. S-pt. ;?o, F^:!7, Milton (i. Weaver- ivs C 1
CuAiii.oTTK S.. b. ')er. ;!i>, bs:iS: ui. .Mav !'<!, iS!)',), W. F. (Huid 1 L„ffiy ]F M-ir.-h
F7, 1S7U. -2, 1F,». .]/., b. Sept. (i. 1S71: d. Sept. H. 1S72. 3, CAev,V.v 7:, b \pril l?;i
1874. 2, M.\t itiu: '1'., b. Ma\ o. bS-PF d. Au.l,^ 2!). ]>7-i. I), Ai.iCK, b. ^htv 11 ISiO
V. F'arh.-l. b. (Jet. -21. |S17; m. Sejit. -Jo. l>-::;7, (iiisunld Wravrr. i, :Mi,.!;timi i;
■<'i., b. .Inly !i, ]r;-40; m. July N. l>0o. Cli\ ia Foire'i-s. \ . A ,i/, >ir A'. , Ve\) 5 l.'^tj^ 2 <
Irrinfj 7'.. \k April lO, isiisj; d. Mair-h F.k ls7o. ' S, J-yi,, )-\ .Fm,. l;ris7()' 4 U.',,^ g'
Dec. 10, 1^7o. -J, Ui..m;v F., b. Nov. Fi, IsFF m. S.-j-t.. 1S'J7, Fiz/ie'oim-v andd'oei'
3. ISOS. :), Fi.i.iA- J., Snp:. 27, ls4o. 4, FK.VNni-.i;- C., Jan. 14. d. Feb. "jC, ism) 5
JE^slEE., b. Dec. 20, lS.j7.
925115. Theodore Tattle, b. D.-c. r,, notj; bvin-. iss^. a. siF „, March 15
1810, -Maiy W.'t^ver, wle, d. July F2. ls:)2: (2) Maich 2, 1 8.");F Famelia C, rbui. of Cn'
-CTcrshom Tuitli.': r^s. Wadertown, N. Y.
F Henry, Feb. 21), ISIO; m. Jane Xosbur.^^di of Fowville. N. Y., who d. .v i
11. liarrkson, Aug. FF ISIT; m. Sarali llodires. J , FLOYi>, res. Warien, 111. 2
Coi;Ni.i.iA, d. in sanimer of 1n7o.
11F_ Claii_ssu, b.^.Vor. 12. FSl'J. m. \\'r.)\\A^-^'K John IF Jm-dan, b. in Fondon,
Eng., Nov. 17, 1817. who d. F^'ti'.!; res. Fexinunnii, Mo. 1. \\'i],i.i.\\i :d()i;TiMLi:
b. A]u'l :F F^;;7: m. Jan. 20, isipp in Ft'xin-i,,n. Mo., Sai-ah. Williams "2
Amki.ja In.iZA. April Fj, FSliO; m. Oct. 2o, psfJF Fvron (.'. ^-.-oville in Doonviile N y'
;;, SAKAti Ili.iZMMnii, b. June 2^', 1N42: m. in ];. Ih-vj!].', C. \\'., I'^F^u'd Mev.us ' \
Em.ma Ji.AN F., Feb. 22, I8I0: m. (F-t. 21, IS/Fl. Jolm Wm. l^H-rcst.'r. o, C'i.U{\ A '
Jan. 12, l^^I".', i;>, Frdleville. C. : m. Nov. it. 1S71. in Feximrto,,, .Mo., Samuel White (J'
Ida Ci.i>[i;.\\, May 2, iSol, in F. : m. \h-r.. 1870. Jam. s [l, McAdam.s in Chica^-o 111
IV. Sarah, b. Jan. 24, ISJvF ni. Nov. 11. 1847. Fampson Fildrelh. 1 Fwsivr. b
Sept. 1, ISlS. 2. CHAKl.Ks, May 7. INol. M, Fovki,, Nov. U. 1So:F
V. Nancy, July F^, ]n24: m. Sept 8, ISpj. o. s. Farilcit. C(d. of a colored re>n in
the war for tlm bninn; r.'s. Wyandot. Kas. 1. Et.t.a. b. Juue 11, Isl'J.
VI. Th.'i.dore, b. .NFindi ]. IS'JS; ,,,. Abbv 'I'vI't. ' '.
VII. Emily, b. Feb. 2s. IsiF: m. Jan. ;;, 1840, John Junes, b. Jan. 12 1S23 in
Wales, (.. P.. 1, 1kax< Ks Coiini-.i.iA, b. .Mav 12, isol; <1. of eons.in Mnskeo-on Mich
Feb. 8, 1S70. 2, Cakiuk, ^Flr<•h 12, 18.-,!). :], Wai.tki: Fjiwakd, Mav sT^ 16*34 i '■
F];ki.i:i;ici. Fv.max, Au.i,'-. 12, 18n7. " ' i
Vlil. -Mary, b. Oct. 8. !8;Ji; m. Nov., ISoH, H.J-ert O. F.J>erts. I.Cuaki.ks Juneti ■
FS5S. 2, (ii:ni;,;K, v)ct. 8. 18(!;3, o, FiiXKsT, June 11, isOi). 4, Eva May, May'o, 1875.
925116. Ghauncey Tuttle, b. 17i/G; si-rved in the war of 1812; rem. to Beloit. ■ ;
Wis., 18;>(i, io\d (1. llifiv 1871. He m. Amy Weaver of Kuthuid, N. Y., who d. in Beloit
IS.'ilF (2) in Kutland, 18o7, Delia E. Benedict, who survives: re.s. B. ; sixcliil liviuc- !
(1876).
1. Chester, b. Is-JF m. ISlO.
11. I'ra.nl; J., b. 1-2 \; m. F-o.F
HI. <F.'ori;.- M., b. 1S-J7: m. F--.".!). 11.. s.rv.d in Fnion armv; re.-~. near Belon ^^'is
IV. Famelia, 1:. ISvliJ; m. ls;,o, ij. p. Haskin of B.. W"i.s.
TUTTLE. 511
\'. .Iiiliu, li. is::;?; 111. 1^.1.-,, ('h.Mrlcs A. ]',!i-s of Winti.-l.l, K;\s.: iiHTi-liaiit.
\l. .Ii'iHii'- S., li. l.-:41; m. ]s;j, J?.'v. Lind. u Hi^tcl'y <'!' ^Villfi(■ld, K;uibas.
925118. Farnice Eliza Tuttle, b. Pini-, Oi„.i,];i Co., X. Y., Sii>t, 4, ISOO: ni.
311 IJuthir.d, N. v., Ifb. o. 1S2;!, William ClarJi Lu\mo;i (jf ('opi'iilia'i^en. X. V., wjirrft
.slu> (1. Sc'pt. I!, Is*)?; a d<v<.t''ii fliristiaii and a most iiirei-.-stir,^'-, amiul)!i-"nnd cxccllont
■woman. Mr. j-awton v.a.- I), at Faiiiiold, IJcrkinxT Cd.. X. Y., 3Iarch {>, 179T; fducated
jU Fairtiold Acadian. y, i ,.:!n.; rein., islG, to ])enmark. X. V.: tau^dit sdiool and surveyed
jand; rem. lo t'oiiculiau.-n, X. Y.. and continued business as a .survevor and cnnvrvan'cer
and laiid agent (,il' a larL'^e ti-a( t in Lewis and adioinin^- eounti'.s" ]M*iemost "in all
reformatory inovenimts; witli six otln'rs ori^^ani/e'i the lirst tenijH-fn.nce so-jielv in the
to\vn. Dea. of thi' ('MUfr. elili. and Su;)t, of Sabbafli sidion! manv vj-- ■ d at ('oi)Vnhai>-en
July -.'1, l'-74. lie ni. C,^) I'cc 1!_), ISdi), Mrs. Kliza Slnunway," dan. of Jos.pi; Tnitle
and r.ieee of liis Isi \vifc.
I. Sarali Betliiali La\\tr>n. h. ,)an. L'o. lN'24; d. July 1-1, IS-^vJ; m. Mareli 13. 1S19,
ErKslus P. I)au-v,''tt of Dnimnrk. X. Y., wlio d. .Marrh' '2',, 1S?0, 1 cliild. 1. J^niNKV
Bknton, b. June -Ji;. IS.", -J.
IJ. Harriet Pradcnc- Lawton. b. May 31, ]^2l''r. m. Dec. 2(.!, IS-ls, .Josci'ii \V.
Lawton of \\"ati-ii(,\vn, X. Y.: res. Mi-xico, X. Y. 1, Ak.vsiink (.'., b. Sci)t. 3, ls.-)0: d
Mareli 15, \x'>4. -J. Anni): S., le Au^. lo, I^.j:;; ti. .M:,v 31, is.")4. '3 F!.''u;i:N'r!.; E ' b
■Get, 12, ISY'). 4, Cii.stn.Ks A., b. Dim-. 14, ISoT. o. H .u-i 1 K J . , Julv KJ, 1s(5.-).
III. l-riendly Adelaide l.awtni., 1,. July C. l^.'A; d. .if enns. Mureh -24. is.-,]; unni.
IV. Jane Klizd lietii Lawton, b. July 31, lS;i3; m. Dee. iO, lb.")4, lloiatio Shninwav
-of Martinsbnri;-, X. "\'.: lawyer. He d. at Copenlia^a-n, Oct. 24. 1S';4; res. Mexieo, X. Y.
1, %Vii.T.rAM L., b. Jan. 24. IsoO. 2, Hon.vTi.o Ecdik. Jan. Ki, isr,^.
V. Franees Angnsta l.awton. b. July 0, 1830: m. Xov. Vo. l>iiu, L'aniel 1>. Smith
-rif Biiigdiamion, X. Y. 1, i']f(;i-;M", I.awiuN", Jan. 7. 18(/7; d, Feh. !i. l--'7!. C. 1U;ssik
M-vrDrDec. 7, -sib'. 3. Jkn.mi; May, Jnlv 21, 1872. 4, L^:^\-is \\'Ksru-> March 7
187G. " ■ '
YI. William Hr^nry Lawton, b. Marcli 1, 1sl3; teller ir, Ist Xat'l lr.n;k in ],..\\ville,
2s. Y'., from its orpmization in 18(J4 until now (187G): unm. ; fiirni<!ied this record of his
. ]u<_)t]ier's family,
92514. Gcrshom Tuttle, b. June 11, 17r/); rem. from Hristoi, Conn., to Paris
Oneida ('o.. N. Y.. ;d.r. 17'.n)- th.-nee ab,t. 180!' to JefleK-on C,, X. Y., and' oi.ened a
farm of 275 acres abl. five mile^ from the site of \VL\.i-Tio\M\. in the tov,-n of Piitlaod,
-whicli Avas formed two ye:ii.^ later (1802;. lie was oni' ol tlte lir.-.t eomiuis.sioners ( f
highways. In 1s03. in eomp:iny with Setli Bailey, lie built the first e-iist mill in tjie
town. Frcini isn,-.- to ISlfi he was commissioner for bx'.niiiir nioney.^ of the state [J/i-J. „f
J'j!'. Ci\) h\ iNbJ Jii- name ai)pears a> sub-eriixr to the .-tock f)f "the Black Biver Xavi-
jration Co.
He en,i;au-ed in ti-\(iing, manufacturing pfitasli, gXc. Tl-.e bie-hwav b-adine" past his
house became a gieiu thoroughfare between Xorthern X'ew York. Xew Kn^.'-lajid and the
lake country, and the locaTi(.n being favorable he made large additions to his liouse and
opened a tavern. In the rear of Ids house a magnificent si'idng bubbled seeminrlv out
■of the solid rock. The f.n-est supplied venison, the streams sn]>)i!ied speckled trout.
He Avas a man of exceik'Ht character, genial tem]ier. very fond of a iok<', a cajiital story
teller and iitiitator of men and manm.'rs. and a good story and good cJieer were always
ready. The tavern became famous. \Vlieu tlie war of 1812 was imminer,t ilie stream
of business and travel along the road towards Sarlcett's Harbor became enormous: armv
.suji{)lics, artillery, bage-age waguns. trodjts, s.ddieis and sailors every evening, " an<l a
harem-scarem set of fellows tliey N^'ere." (4ne day a party of mounted cgHcers drew up in
front of the tavein and'irdered their ht)rsi-s fed and dinner for themselves. In this ])arty
A\asa young Lieut. mIio \<nt on a gn at many airs — timlinu- fault with tin.- horse feed, ;ind
with this, that and the dt'ne! thing abiuit tie- hwuse, ti.) the great aniidyauce uf the land-
Jord, who. losing his patiete-e at iusr, ii\foriiied the fastidious y<jiu):r u, ntiemar. that if
the house didn't suit, he liad better-try somewhere else. " All ri^ht," was the replv,
"but liefore I leave I will go and kkss the landlady," and siiitiin: the aetinn to the word,
repaired promptly to the kitchen (the Col. in close jjiirsuitj, and eiubracing the astonished
" lady of the liouse," gave her a ringing salute; but l)ef(jre the eninged host could reiudi
lilm to elTect sunimary <diastiseinent. he heard the Lieut, exclaim, "Mv denraunt, ilon't
■yon knuw me^; 1 am yie.ir brniher's sou, Xe•.^nla:l Cl.itk. your nejdiew." This little
surprise aibirded iir.ich merrituent. and v.^a^ keiv lo:,-,-,- in remcbi.incr' than manv aiTairs
■of mucli graver imi.oit. Lieut. Claik was in many jiard foui^lu battles of the w'ar: was
hV2 P.IIAXCH OF SJMoN",
sl-vcrr-ly Wdinuli'il nt XiiiLjara; scrvcil Avith distinction in tin' ["loriila Indian wars, and in
tin.' ^^al•^vitli Mixicn; wa- iminu'tcd ifi Kriu". (Jen. in tlic i-cyuiai' army for irallan! rv in
llic licld. ]t!> d. in San Franrisro aJiont IS.jS, wliil.- in (•(.mnnahd of tin- 1 )f|iaMnirnt nf
the I'acitli-.
Diuin^^ the war of ISlO ('(d. Tnttlc was in conniiand id' a militia rc;_dnicnt, and was
suddenly ordered in tlic did'cnst- fd' Sa<-krit's liarlmr, in \vldch nrtiori \\c tuuk ])ait. (Sit.
G'lii. Jh-oirn's j;,,j:.i(}.
Col. 'J'nttli' wiis to his dyina day oxcefdingly sensitive on the suhject c.i tliis afiair.
Beinj,' an earr.r^t and active politi'-ian of the Deinorratic order, th*.- ]•^■d".•ra lists inadi' use
of it to annoy him. ( 'ircumstanees growii\g out of this matter also cansi-d an esrran^e-
nieiiV betwt'en (..-n. j'lnwn and hiniself, who liad been warm i)ersonal friends. In 18lt;
lie removed with Mllliis family but his son Dentds, to Vii^o Co., Ind., on Otter Creek,
ahuut six luile.-v from Terre Haute, \slirre he d. Sl-jh. o, ls-2'S, a. .")!. and was bu. with
-Masonic hoiiois. Some years after\\ard (ii.ii. Brown, ludni,^ in Watertown and sull'cr
in^^ from i)artial ]>aralysis, called Dennit, 'iuttle to li;s.<id,., took his hand, autl with drv]>
feeling )>:ud a irlowiui,^ iril>utc to thu character of Col. (u rshoni Tuttlc. Hem. in Faini-
ington, Conn. .'.inly S,' IT^s, Pamelia Stront: Claik of I"., 1>. Nov. -1, "JT70. Ilei- brother
was an (dficer of the U. S. A., and d. wdiile in charire of the V . S. arSfMial in Trov, X.
Y. Ci-n. Newman Strong v'lark of the l).']it. of the Pacific, was hernejihew. Shf'"d. at
Xa>hville, hid., Aj.iil lo, ly.jl, a. SI.
I. Cvmhia, Xov. 10. 17^9; d. Jan. 11, 17',).^.
11. Chauncfy, Sept. lo. li!Ji: d. Dec. 14, 1703.
III. Heiinis. i)ct. 7, 17y:;: m. Laura Porter.
IV. Chester. Sept. l,l7ifG. 1, Cii.\i;mi:v, stationer and, bocdiseller; res. Lafavette.
Ind. 2, AiiA. o. Xf.wm.an, res. near Clinton. Tnd.
V. Ara, Au'S. 0, 17'J^; d. March 'JO, ISi:!
VI. Edwin, Xov. •.?;\ 1S(H): m. and h;is chil. liv. in Jefferson Co., X. Y.
VII. Cynilna, Feb. 14. IM.):]; m. Xi-wman Portor; (2) Xaihani 1, s. of Xathanie] '
Huntington of Butternuts, X. Y., hi^ "Jd wf. : his 1st -wf, was Aula .Markle, m. ]S-J(I.
Ht stud, law with lion. Isaac Bates of X(utham]jton, ?*iiiss. ; rem. to Ind., ISIG, ami ai
the time of his (b'ath, in Xew Orleans. lS.''n, was a le.em. cd tie' ind. Jj-^j:. [He was bro.
of Elislip Mills Huntington, Com. Cen. Land ( dlice. Wash,.., D. ('., and in 1S42 U. S.
Di-sf. .Judge for Ind., appt. by Prts. Tyh'r]. Slie m. (M) James Humington. bro. of
X'athnniel; les. Hun.dee, Yates Co., X. Y. i. l>y 1st m. : 1, Xkwmax C, m. and ha.s
chil. and gr. chil. /. by 2d m. : 2. Et'oi'.XK, b. 1S2:L m. lum line, dan. of C(d. llallam
Httntington, hi.s cousin; res. W'innel.vago City, Minn. ?>, X'.v'i'ii.xNrKT., b. ISio; res. X.
Y, C. 4, 'Aula, (dau.).dec. i. bv :-^d m.; h. IlKxr.v. (.1, Mai;v P. 7. Cv-NTHIa A.,
m. E. A. Hotchkiss of Ilotchkiss X" Abljott, real --state othce, Win. (.'itv. Minn.
Vill. Pamelia Clark, Feb. 15, ISO.-i; m. Theodore Tuttle.
IX. Mary, March 4, lSn7; der. ; m. Ibuiry Markle of Columbia, Ind.
X. Amanda, March 9, ISU); m, Henry Markb- jilee. ); res. Ploomington. Ind.
XI. Clark Strong, April -J.s, ISll ; res.'Otter Crck towir-^hij), Jackson C<i. , Mich.
Xil. Ara, Oct. 27, ISlo; ru. and had fam. ; res. Danvill..-, 111.
925143. Dennis Tuttle, b. in Paris, Oneida Co., X. Y.. <Vt. 7, 1703: ivn). from
U'aiertown. IsX.j, l)y wagon, to (.)hio. haltingat I'rba.nna a yea.r, ihen(.<' to Spring-field,
thenee to Pii|ua, thence to Lebanon, them-e to Cincinnati, th('n<-(- to Indiana])oli^, Ind.,
thence to 'I'erie Haute, where lu' d. .-\pril ."}, 1NG7. He was noted in rarly life toi- his
commanding persor.iil jiresence, good humor and energetic business hahits; later, lu-
sullered mmdi fronr rheumatic aiTection of his lower liiuos. In the latter part of his life
he wrote an amiddographical sketch and a history of his family as far back as his i;t.
gt. g. f. (iershom. son of Dea. Timothy Tuttle. This papf'r cannot l.>e found. He m.
Sept. 15, 1815. Laura, dau. of Jonathan atid d'erza (Carp'-nter)Port>'r i>f Coventry, Conn.,
Avho d. at the res. of her son-iudaw, (i. V. l)(U-sey, in Pi-jua, O. , .la.n. 24, ISdS. lied.
ai res. of Pt-rrv Eric Tuttle, in Terre Haute, Ind., .\pril 5, lSri7; chil. b. in \Vatertown,
X. Y.
I. Peny Erie, Sept. 1, ISlii; has been general agent at Terre Haute, Ltd.. for
Wliiti- Lin(- freii.ht Co.; res. Terie IL; m. May 2(1, PM 1 , in Piipm, (>. , .lulia A., dau. of
Curtis (..'r.uie of !">. Windsor. Conn 1, Xi:i,i,ii; Fi;A.\?Ks, !>. ui P., O., Aiuil 1(1, 1S-I2-,
d. in Pei-u, Ind., Sept. IS, isl.-). 2, H.^vUHIKT I-^i.kcta, li. in P.. <).-l. 2:5, ISPi; m. June
9, ISO!, Frank S. Mvers of Ten<- Haute. 1, .I'i'l" K'i:'(, Cri. S, lS(i5. 2, Frank. Se]>t.
.9, 1S75. ;;, Li,i.c\ \.i»;\s. b, in Cinr,nr,ati, O. . .Iidy 2(;, 1.'^I7: d. July 2. 1n4S. 4,
Lai !;a (H'iiKi.iA, ii. in t .. .Iun.-2d, isli); d. in 'V . l!.,'Au<^ Hi, Is-lit. 5,' M ii.i.ir; Moi;.
i;uw, 1.. in C, N.'v. 7, 1^51; ir,. i-i T. II., Sept. 1.5. I^TO, Wm. l; iiipj.htee; re-.. T. 11.
1, J."uis, \k May 17. 1S7;-!. 2, Iv'iinwi'd, April 7, !S75. 0, Zr.itvi.Mi KA'ri-;, b. in
: TUTTLE. • 5lo
! I;i(li!iii;ij.<ili>, la.].. Jiilv I'.t, isr.f;. 7, Maktiia \N'asim:v(,T().\, i,. ill 'J', 11., J-'fl.. L'2, IstiO.
j S, Ci.A'.iK ("KWi:, 1>. 'r. 11.. -May y. IV.C.:..
II. (iavlordl'orir!-, .Jan. 27. ISl.'^; d. in Iinliaiiainili-^, Jan. 7, iH72; in. in Diiviun,
().. Sept. 1, 1817, S;ir:iii J;iiir rlari;. 1, A so.n, il. inf.
• 111. Punidia, Mar.li :in, is-Jl. in. in Piqua. (.). . .\ia\- ;i(), ISi'.K, .Ii.lm MoiKiw, wlio
d. inl'., Frh. TJ. is,)4, Sli.' m. (0) IS.IT, (1. Volnoy OnVs'iv, M.]>.. ,,r l';,|iia, (». ; .^•. i'.
IV. (riiarlntTi.-, ]>'•(■. -01, IsO-J; in. in P., Jjmi. i-ii. ISl:;', .\L-\ander Whitf. nvIh. d.
SIk- in. ('.') in Cincinnafi, Sf-pt. Id, I'^wd, (Icn. XN'ni .1. ]''l!i!itt: vi-. Indiaiiai-nliK. /'. liy
1st lii.: 1, FjiKDEiuoc 'riTi'Li: W'uiTK, b. in P., I'fc. 2C>, 1S4-I. i. liy :,'d in.: 2, Jlua
!, V. Hi-njaniiii I'ranl-.lin, May 17, INO.I; res. 1.; niendi. broker: in. Srjit. ], bS.")G,
Mary Ali(.'', ilau. iif lliuun I'a^^-on of 1.; .<;. /.
Vl. .Inlia n., (.)rt. 10, 1807; m. Dec. 10, 1>^50. in Cinrinnati, 0., Frod<Tl(dc Wrij,--)!!;
rc.'^. X. Y. i:ilv. 1, Nci.iii:.
VII. Cailnu-inc li.. Oct. 2-1, IS'j;); in. in I.. Mar-d, :^1, l,v.-,r., \h-y. W . ]). Harb.v.-
(l-'lj.is.), v,I:', d. in P.rnoklyn, X. v., 1S72; res. Piqua. <>. 1, Wii.i.ia.m. 2, Lm ha. rj,
J i; 1,1 A.
Vill. MarySIml], Marcli 2.-,,;ls3] : ai. in P., F.-b. 22, ISljO, C. S. Dyer; n. /. ; ro.s.
; San F'raiiiji^iri), C'al.
I 9253. Oliver Tattle, b. Dec. 28, 1739: rem. to Oti.-ro, Cortland Co., N. Y., and
Luilt ihe second frunv hon.-w in tlie town (F.l]iad 'J'liayei- built tie' fii>i in 1S05); thenct-
j reni. to \^'ilterIo\v-n, X. Y.: u\. Ilaunali .
I I. L)is, Jan. n. I7fi2.
' 11. llannab., Feb. 13, 1";G5.
HI. Julia, Marcli a, 1767.
IV. Oliver. Feb. 10, 170t!: m. about 1801 Mary (Dodd) Carpenter, wid. of Henry,, b.
1781: d. 181"), b-aviiif.;- orie son. 1, Ezka, who re.s. in Cleveland, O.
V. t^ou.
Vr. Kuth.
926. Timothy Tuttle, b. Dec. 4. 1711.!: rem. fi-oin Chesliire lo (josIumi, Conn.,
where he vas an oriL'iual proprietor and one oi its first settlers; the Goshen lots were
.sold in Xew Haven tlie iirsx Tiic.sduy in I'ef-., 1737, and the lot on whicdi he settled was
bought for him by Ids father; tlie settlement was be,fj;un 1739 and incorpf)ratpd 1749.
He went to (joslieu in the fall of 17:''>aiid sujierintended tlie !.a\ inu' out of his lauds,
wliich \^'erB tduetly in the west ]iart <d' the towij. His lioiiie lot \Nas on tlie east side of
tliLM-oad, leading from the \Vest Side Pond towards the meeliHi;- hoiise, about 150 rods
southeast from the pond outlet, jearly o])posite the liou-e of his >;. dau., Huldah Tuttle.
He was one of tin:- lifters of the town meeting. Dec. (j, 1739; m. Hannah, d.au. of Noah
Wadhains'*. He d. Oct. 23. 17'iO; his will. m. (2) Hon. SUas Pichmond; will prov. in
Litehtiebl same vr. Samuel R. Turtle, Henry Norton of (ioshen.
I. Marv, i>. Dee, 1, 1743; m. P.eiijamin' Sedu'wick,
11. Amo!-, b. Feb. 4, 174J; m. MaVv Parks: (2) Posabella Denslow.
III. Fdisha, b. Nov. 24. 1740; m. .-Vinanda Parks.
IV. Jchalxnl, b. June 23, 174S; m. F>b. 20. 1772, Elizabeth Matthews.
V. Noah, b. March 20, 1752; m. liuth Uea(di.
VI. Dtdiverance (son't, b. (tct. 14, ]7:)3: d. Oct. S, iSoO.
VII. Timoiliy. b. June 10, 17.55: m. Abieail : he was a Rev. soldier. /. 2 sons
and 2 dans.
*Noah Wsdhains went Ireiii Middletiiwn. Conn., to (roshen in 1741. and d. there over ?o >•;>. of ace.
Tliat he was .m honijr-T'.t'e and hiph-mindeJ man is sii'i\Nn in tl'.c ■iltiiir of tl;c i'.i-);ro josejih \)c Mink, a
nalive of Fiivivo, one 01 the Cape Verd [shinds, who, hein'.,' in l^uena S'ista March, 17S5, and de.'iirinfr to
rel\irn home emSaiked wnh Capt. Ftuneps Cook of W'all'd. who pronii.sed to t.ike him to Hravo, out
in>tccid broutjht him to Wall'd and delivered him to Daniel Cook, his fatiier, wh" sold him as a slave to
Noah Wadhams of Goshen for £52 and los. Wadhams becoming convinced that Joseph \sa:-- a freeman,
compromised with Cook and reiurned Jo.sepli. hut learinr that _ Cook micht a^ain dispose of Joseph,
proeured the inlerpositi-in .>f the Crcncral Assembly, who lined Capt. Cook, appointed Thos. Seymour
ptuird to Joseph and had him convevcd h"m.e free of cost. — Davis' Hist, c/ W'ali'ti.
The tirst \vl. of No.ih Wadhams d. of her rirs: child; he m. {A a sisterot Gideon Ilurlburt. Mis third
wf. d. a. lyo; a dau. Mar\m John,-, of Jeremiah and Eli/atjelh (("Taylordi Howe, b Oct. r, r;;;!', and
had: i, ,^!;^r•. , h. Sept.' il', 1757; im Col Wait llinman. 2. K.\pcrience, I'-.-c.;,, 175;,; m. Nathan
Norton. ^ .Anna. .Xpril e., i-t:-; ni Israel fiverett and went to Vcrmoni. 4, Deliverance and perhaps
others.
In i;u4 N.i.th Wadiiaivi.-. jr., '.vas adii-.atevl to the bar at Wyemm.r, I\i,, havjuf.^ been previou.sly admit.
to the Supreme Court of Conn.
0-)
5i4
BRAXCn OF SIMOX,
VIII. Davi.]. 1). Der. ?f;, ]7,-,(i. ,| (>(.(. 10. 170;).
IX. HiMKiah, 1.. All;:. 10, ]T:),s;iii, .\;iti,,-iii Kortsitcr.
X. Tliiinkrui, li. M:i_v :]i), i:.-)0; )n. Pliilip (',„,]<
■ XI. Lois, I). M,.y31. ITHO: m. llcjiry IJiisto].*
9201 Mary Tuttle, l.. IVt. 1. K4;:!: m. ])<-upmm, {s. of I),-u IVnianu,. -nd
Ann) S<.,l^w,c-k „. 144. ol (v.nnvoll llnUou-, I.u,-1, <i,.i;i Co., Jon,,. He .JC .".^
<,en. John and IJun. J L.-o. S.dgun^k, LL, I ). (,Sr .SV.'y^r/,/. /W,v.% npp.) Ho was a n.er
chant mCJoshen, Conn., and the hous. whi.d>l„. huih H.er.a centurv a'.! i. stillstand S^
m frood prcsri-v^tion and i.. („.n,pied by .v.n.e of his des,-,.ndant.s. ' In 1 ^ijl. I^e mnov ■?!
oXortl, (anaan.Conn.. wi,uv he bought a fana and kept a store at theoS'nee ..
],onse corner, aiear I- orbe-, Iron works; hed. JunelG. 1 TTS, a 34 vr.s. •" The svcainonM roes
Mdnchhepl.med are still Ilourislnng: his wid. lived to whhin n.y n.eniorV and 1 1 .ow
, T ^^f,^^*-,^;i"' ^'^^'i'ly ''!""' "l=i"y y^'^^rs before d.'-7?n;. TA-O'/.-v /: .^edn>rirk She
d. June 14, isx),, a. 81. . '
I. Theodore Sedgwick, b. Oct. 80, KOs- „, ..\binail Couch
lo^^ik vf'-' p-'^r''''v'\-^'''V'!- ^--^•"- '^^"' l-^'"'' Kli'^'H-Coodwin, w],o d. )f^U)-
(,) lbI3. Jabez I>,gelow.,t .New Lebanon. N. Y.; z'. bvLstm.: 1, \\Tir,[\M who d -.
young man. " - ■ . > n j n. o
HI. Kliznb-th Sedgwick, b. March 31, 1771; n.. Daniel Campbell M ])
niunh'Atw.;.': "^l x'^''')\ "'■ ^"!'-' ^'^'"'7; '■• ^''l'" ^"' ^'''- «■ «' Jeremiah and Lois
(Hunt) Atuate ot .\ew Ib^ven, ( oun., and bro. of Lev. Jercuiah Atwater, Pre.. Mid-
dlebary and Hiekmson Co'.; res. Middhd.ury, Vt., where both d. 1 BK^•,,\^^^■ Sf o
v.-ic-K. Ix ISO.,: d. unm. in Phila. a!>t. 1S40. 2. J.h.n C, b. Jsip. iived'in "Vlid Vt
rem. to A. i. city. ' " - 1 <-,
V. TiKuikfii! Gratia S.-dgwick, b. 1770; m, Jo^d Pomerov
\ 1. Lois Sedgwick, b. :^h^y 5. 177."); ni. Jaiues Fenn.
92611 Theodore Sed-vnck, b. Ocr. 3b, 17<::s: Capt. in the first standinc. army ■
of the L. S.: alter the revolution resigned about ISbG, and in conn.ar.v wiHi VS
br^an m.-rcam.de .n.smess in New Marlboro, Berkshire Co., Mass. ;' retiring from bus ).;
rem. to the old homestead m Canaan and li. ed ther-- uniil the proper was s,>ld 10
-Maicli v, lb)'\ Aiiigail ( oucli.
I. Catharine'M.. b. Dec. ?9, ISb*;; m. David Finch of Canaan, N. Y.; farmer
III, J heodore L., b. July 1, isi- res. Litchfield, Conn.; has b-en a mem. of'coim
btate Legislature; m. and has fani.
IV. lone, b. Juno '^It, 1814; (1. Crt. ].-, is].^,
V. Su^.an. b. April in, L^17; m. Daniel W. J^-ase of Canaan, X. Y. ; farmer 1
^MK.. S b. Au^r 11. 1S47; d. Oct. -. lNo3. 2, CATiCMaxE K., b. Dec 18 "V^- ,'
Oct. 10, ls;.,3 o. .Maky A..b. March 1, l^,V2. 4, ^\uA^^yr W., March ll" 1^54 5
CirAiii.i.s S., b. Sept. -37, is,-j(3. (i, Gi:oi;(,K. \N" b Feb "0 l.s'jl , - ■ o,
in potr..i;K'£;,^Xr:;;^m ^- i:e^:;i;;a;;:i ^;:r^. '^'^^^^'"^ ^^^'^'^••- ^''^^^^ "--^'■
\I11. George X'j., b. Aug. lo, 1823; (/en. Agt. of Kansas Pacillc K. R. ; res. Kansas
any ^^ hen y.mng lived with his cousin Theoi.hilus Fenn, in llarrislnu- Pa ■ after-
^vards was clerk and business manager for Diller &- Paker at the I'a.l, on " Works
m Blair . o. ; when that hrm dissolved he opened a store in Indiana Co Pa u iu-re he
m.; h>' afterwards became Agent of the Pa. L. \{. Ci... ; has several cliil.
92613. Elizabeth Sedgwick, b. Mard, 31. 1771; d. in canton" X Y Dec l>i
ISoo, a. .82; m, inMiddlebury Vi.. l.vo3, Daniel Campbell, M.D. and merch. of C b in
Oxiord, Ma.ss.. leb. o, l,b4: d. in C, April 16, 1821; left a have .-st. Dr Cami'd-.ells
.S-ranularher was aminister of the kirk of Scotland. He came to the U. S in 1P>0 ami
lived and d. HI (Ktord. Mass.. where his monument mav still be s,.,.n ~ '
I. Eliza (iratia Cam])bell. Xov. lii, ISO,-,; ni. Kb,.nez..r (i Mi/e-r
11. L'ob'lt S.'do-wick Cauipbeil, Se].!.. Isil.S; d a IS
W-- !,!r'- ^^''^^''"-''''' ^''^'''I'''''il- -M'l-ii 8, l.s'lO; m. Harriet Hover.
I\ . lheo<loi,- Campbell, d. a. 2.
\'. L'o!iei-t Cauipb, II, d. a. 18 mos.
n* "rr^'%n!l''Hl'nr.''-'".wV.'^*''i '/••'^v'^'^' ^ois and fourchil. living; wid. app. puard. to .Marv. Sr.rah,
HulI;"ex^:i^'""• " ^' ^" ^^ ''^ ''■v- '^^^ est. The wll of Lo,s Hr.stol of AN^I^dprov'i^s;; Samuel
TL'TTLE, CAMPr.KL;., SLDGWJCK. 5] 5
926131. Elii.a Gracia Campboll, 1>. Middlchurv, Vt., Nov. T,\ 1805; in. in
<'ant()n, M;m-c1i -3. ]seO, I'^h.'Uc/.pr ( f. .Min.-r of ('., Tiin-rli., 1.. Cornwidl, Vt., Nov. 2'^,,
17!I4: (1. in ('., S.-j.i. ]-!, 1^71. 11.^ was tho own-r of Mincr'.s VAudi in Canton, N. Y.,
\vliicli he built tlirrc times, twic" Ininu'd. ll is still owui'd in tin- family. He left, u
large estiitc and cndotvcd ;i jiulijic iiistitulion. Mi-s. Miner res. at l.odi, San .loaidiini
Co., Cal. ; cliil. i). i)i Canton. X. Y.
I. ]':ii'/,:\l.rih Miner, b. Ma^M'na, N, Y,, Nov. O-j, 1839; ui. m C., Au::. 9. iSiH,
Hon. Hefov.'St 1>. \V...d, nnTcli.; mem. Vt. Ley,, u\' Slieldon, Vt.; (diil. b, in Shvld(jn.
1, .Iacov,, Sept. ■?'3, IS,-)}. 3, CiiAiiLKs Mi.\i:i;, Jan. b"), IS.jG. I], M.viiv Ib'-.i-oKKST, b.
April 11. lM)t). -1. I'.VNXV El.lZ.MSF.TlI, .lu!v 13. lN(j>!.
II. Cliarl'S (iri.-Nvold Miner, 1). M., July 00, isilT; m. in Vashingtori, St. Lasv-
renet: Cij. , N. l'., Sept. H, )'>■")(», Jane Iv Iteddinyton of W. He has chaise of a dept. in
the Mntnal Life Ins. Co. of N. Y. Citv.
Jii. Katharine Miner, b. M., Sept. 2, 1S:J4: m. in C, Nov. 9, lS.-i4, Frank Bank-
su.ith '->f New (.)rleans. La. (now, 18VG), a nierch. in Menij'lii.-., Tean. ; tdiil. b. in C. i,
Ei.i.isox Mi.Ni:i;, June io, IS'ifi. 3. Bi;ssik, Jun^' "Jlj, isiS.
IV. (ieoiL^^' Camj)bell Minej-. b. C., 1839; d. a. 9 laos. - -
V. Infant, b. 18-12; d. a. Hi davs.
^'i, Hoberi Sedowirk Miner, b/jSl.",; d. a. C mos,
VII. Marv Louisa Min.T, Nov. o, 184ij; m. in Sheldon, Vt., Sept. 24. 18G8,
i;iel,ard B. i:i'l.sworth of C.
VI 11. Adah yWnt-v, b. 1849; d. a. 16 days.
026133. George Washington Campbell, b. April 8, 1810; mercli. in St.
Lawfence Co. till 1^40, then rem. to Boint Dougla.is, Washington Co., rdinii. ILus been
a merch. 43 yrs. and ha.s i>aid some attention to farminy. Bought of L^^. S. Govt, several
luindied acies of {)ine forest on the liank of the Miss, river at •'^11.2.') ]ier acre, some of
■whicli he has s"ld at .S'4o pi-T aei'e. ]!<■ has now aliom 2,200 aci'es of tliesi; piiic lands,
on which he eni;>loys .about CO nmn ami 10 teams in cutting and caning the timber. 'J'he
men live in shanties on the ground, an<l he nudges four trips to the land.s during tlie
uii:t<-r for the iiurjio-M' of oveisiglit aiul manageim-nl. He ha^. bi^sidi-s, a large acreage
of farnung lands \vhich he cultivates, and luwing plenty to do, " expects to live and die
in the harness." He tried to make nu-rchants of bis l>oys but they preferred to beciime
fanner;^ and lie ha.s given them all a handsome start. Hi? sistt r, Mrs. Miner, wants him
to sell riut arid live ^vith licr in Cal. ; but he thinks thei'e is no (,oiintr_." liki- Minn., v/here
Ids deictor's bills for 26 yrs. amounted to just -t^lO.To ami not one child hjst. and not ()iu'
<][ tinun L-\'>'r touched a di'op of stimulatin.g drink. He was a itU'm. of the first State
Leg. of Minn., is.') 7-S. Hem. in Canada, Man'h 7, I8.jij, Harriet Hover of Canada W.
I. (b'orge Robertson, b. Canada, May O, 1837; m. June, ls7.^i, .Mta Hanks. He
went to C'al. and staid live years and brought back iibout the same he took there; now a
l>r(\spprous ffunier.
n. Elizabeih, b. Cae.ada. June 2i), 1S33; ni. Nov. 19, 1S.")9, .lames E. Se\niour.
HI. Hubert Sedgwick, 1). N. Y. Feb. 8, 18-12; m. Nov. 12, 1803, Emily P. Cilbert.
He has a farm of ],3i(0 acres and over 120 head of cuttle and liorse$.
IV. Harriet, Aju-il 9, 1844; m. June BY 1871, D. Eugene Jones.
V. Jeauuette S., b. N. Y., .luiu- 13. 1847; m. Julv 28, 1873, Louis A. Duna.
VI. Catharine M,, JeJv B^, 1819; m. April 1, ls;4', William ^V. Dalrvmple.
A'll. Mary Ann. Feb. 20. 1S54.
92615. Thankful Gratia Sedgwick, d. 1801, a. 2G yrs.; m. 1790. Joel Tome-
roy, \v]i<:) \\-as engaged in the sia.ge busiiu'ss; ciiil. b. in Canaan, (.'onn.
1. Theodore J'oim'roy, b. Sept. 9. 1792; was associated witli his f. in the stag»^
bus, sev. yis, ; aftei'Nvards bought and cultivated a iii,ri';e farm ; then r<.-u'., to tlie village
of Na,-~-.au', N, Y.; res. Medina, Oilcans Co., N. Y.; m in Chatham, N. Y'., Ivlitli Suth-
erland, 1, J.XMKS. 2, J.\KK.
II. Mary I'omeroy, b. lYb. 1, 1794; m. Now 9, 1S22, Charles W. Sweet; r.-m. same
year to "Wellington, O., whr. he d. Aug. 23, 1 82C>, and thewid. returned the next yr. to
\Vest Stockbridge, Mass., and kept a .select school; living in 1870. 1, 11 1 i.daii A., b.
Sept. 23, 1823; m. Aug. 10, 1841, John Chntul erlin of NV. S.. vhod. 1>..;. Id. 1S73. 1,
fs:jd»rf, b. Sept. lo. 1S.{3. 2. Lnris, b, July 17, 18)9. 2, (;i;.\ti.v Jv , b, .Iniu' 13, !82r);
in. at ('m-ida, N, Y.. Julv 10. 1843, Ira Morris of Oneida: he w;is ;ui oili'er in a N. Y.
Vol, BtTt. and r.dl in the battl,-of Antietaui; wid. and chil. v-;. at (>. 1. h<:h,li.:, b.
May, 1845. 2, ,S-y/C A'., b. Dec. 12. l.S.Vi,
III. I'lliva Foimu-oy, b. Dim-, Bi, 1790; m. Alm'uie. Gillette of Can.aan, Conn., where
Ihey now res. 1. M.\i;\ ]\).\ii.iu)V, b. Sejit. 9, 1810. 2, Ch.\UI,)>, b. \'>kx\ 4, IbbS. 1,
51') J!i;ax(;i[ (jr sniox.
Catharine. 2, WlUlam. 3, Charlrs. -1, Eiixii. ;"j, AliiKvin. 8, Sakmi, h. Jan. o,
1S18; m. Edw;ii(i STiiitli. 1, Edtonu, 4, Fi:ki>]:ki< K, b. AimII 29, IN !().
92616. Lois Sedgwick, b. -May r,. l?:,-,; a. Mmvli ;;, IS'ffi; m. Kit). Jamrs Fmn,
E.-ij. (s. of C;i])t. Tiicophilus of \\'allM, (.'oiiii.), of raima.ii, ('oiiii., li. .Marrli .S, 1771; d.
Oct. '^, ]^b'i: (ho wa."^ a 2<l cou.'^. of Istiac, 'I'hoina.saiKl Daviil Fciin of W'atertown, ('(iiui.);
Kej). to Sun e Leg. of Conn. lhie<Miine.s; Collcrinv of direct lax aftt-r war of lN]-2{iii(l
general Tax Collector, Constable, Sltt;rifr, Ju.-ticeof Tin- Feacf* for IjO yrs. ; fii-st Select-
man of tlie tcAvn for 2') yr^^.,eto.; in 1812 he boii^^iit the old Sedywick homestead and.
oceupifd it wiiih- he lived.
1. Fi-ederiek Jamei Fenn, b. Sept. 'Si. 170C; m. Ihuelme }Iasl;ins.
11. Mary Fenn, b. May LO, ITHS: d. July 2(1, isOO.
III. 'i lieoyihilus Fenn, b. Dec. i.S, 18UU; m. Margaretta Verbeke.
IV. Ki.'njamin Sedgwick Fenn, b. Nov. 2o, 18(lu; m. Sarah Scranton.
"W Julia Eliza Fenn, b. April Si), 18U(>; m. John ^'an Bureji.
VI. France.< I'ai'nielia Fenn, b. Dec. '6. l^ON; m. Angu-tu.s Bigelow.
\'ll. Betsey Eva Fenn, b. Nov. 5, I81U; d. Seju.' 12, is,-,i^ ni. John Beldeii of
Canaan, Conn.; farmer; .sonie time pnbli.'>l;er of a iie\\s]):-,per in \^'Lilerl>uvv, Conn. 1
Jc.itx, b. May 18, 1842.
\'I1I. Caroline ]..oi.s Fenn, b. April IT), 1817; m. I8o0, Wm. K. King of Egreinont,
Mass.; settled iu Tlioma.'^ton, Conn.; in clock busine.-s. 1, Josli'iiink, b. A]>rii 4, 1855.
926161. Frederick Jarnes Fenn, b. Sept. 22, 179G, d. at }tarrisi)urgh. Pa.,
Marcli 24. 1855; grad. law .school at Litchiieid, Conn. ; oi')en(Hl an office in Sliaron" Conn.,
and ]>rac. about IG yrs. ; Juilge of I'robate sev. yrs. In ISoi) bought one-half intere.st of
a laige iron ore bed, furnace, and si-s"eral thou.sand acre.s of land on the Juni.-da river,
near Mt. Union, Huntingdfui Co., Pa., and with hi.s pariuer, Mr. Cottiell, carried
on the business until the repeal of the laritT in 1812,, causing a buspen-iou of tlie Amer-
ican iron business. He then rem. to ][., wheie he d. His fam. then rem. to Phila.
Hem. Dec. ll,ls'2;', Emelhie, dau. of Ezekiel and Clarissa Haskiiis of So. Canaan
Conn., b. May 22, 1800; d. in Phila., i)^v. 24, 1S74.
I. Helen Clarissa, Feb. 25. 1825; unm. ; res. l''hila.
11. Seth H., March 7, 18151; unm.; res. I'liil;;.; lias a.lways been enqdoved in
hotels as bookkeeper or cashier; for many yrL^ in the Cirard House, and now for seveiul
years in the Continental Hotel.
III. (.'harles.E/.ekiel, June 26, 18uu; a ])rinter by trade, but for many yrs. connected
^vith .K. II.: in. Dec. 8, 1.^59, Sally Dulin of Smyrna,' l)<d. ; res. Dover.; .•". V.
IV. Margaret Higby, Feb. (J, 1835; m. March 15, 1853, Hon. John M. .Xiuweg, law-
yer and Alderman of Eancaster, Pa.; res. So. Duke st., ^o. 14. 1, AmcK Axxkttj;,
March 24, ]s51. 2, Fhkderick J.VMF.s, May 9, 1856. 3, Joiix -Mki{.\ei,, Jan. 1, 1858.
4, IIki.K-\ C].-\uiss.a., Dec. 7, 18(30; d. Sept. 17, 1861.
.V. S:.iali Prentice, July 31, iS'oS; m. Sept. 13, 18G4, Willian'. Letford of Phila. 1,
C.\KHi:: l,.\:a:, Jan. 27, 18G6. 2, W.m. Ff;.nx, Sept. 18, 1867. 3, \^'ALTJiu B\y.\hu,
Sept. 10, IMJs;: d. April 28, 1809.
926163. Theophilus Fenn, b. in ShelHehl, M.-iss., Dec. 18, T^OO; rem. 1826, to
Lancaster, Pa., and estali. 'J7i, J^auei/^ti r JL nil'l, n successful ])a])er, wliich he .sold out
in 1831 and rem. to Harrisburgh, wliere he estab. the PoinKylrauin Tdcgniph, now the
Ilarrit'hiu-yli Tdajraph, and conducted it uiitil 1854, when lie sold, but continued to
write and edit for it until ls5U. He was state jninter from 1835 to 1838, and fronx ISyl
to 1854, doing all the printing and binding for the state of Pa. In 1854 he purchased
the Lancaster ln<h'pi:n<lent W/ii[/ and Jnl/ind Daily and afterwai'd clianged the titles of
these pajH-rs. He sold out in 1^58 and leturned to Harrisiuirgh. wherelie res. til! 1874
In 18(iit he bought a tract of SOO acres on the west Oank of" tlie Sus<juehanini, seven
uiih-s above HarrislHirgh, and the following sjuing the tir.-t lot was sold and the first
building ei'ected on what is now the flourishing tnwn of Marysvllb- and its prosjieritv is
largely attributed to the energy and generosity of Mr. I'etin, in ilunating some 12 acres
to the Northern Central IJ. li. Co. upon whicii their engin.' house anil machine shops
are built. He rem. to Marysville in 1874, and d. there .April 2!i, IbSo, in the 83d yr. of
his a. He never .sought, n(u- would he acce]it any jiolitical ollice; m. Match 2^, 1844,
Margaretia, dau. of Jan\es C. Verbeke, -M,D.
^1. J.unes Verbeke, Aug. 10, ISlC; ni. Nor. 9, 1871, Bebec.-a J., only cjiild of
James and Eli/.a .1 . Cilelirlsi of Dauphin Co. Pa.; res. phila.; druggist. 1, Tiii).\!.\r-
Cn.rHKisT, li. Oet. 21. lf^72. 2. 'ritioi'iiiMs, Nov. 25, 1874.
11. Aiuia -Maria liertnnle, Oct. 31, IMS); unm.
III. Lois Sedgwick, Julv 14, 1S51; unm.
SElxnVICK'. FExy. TL'TTLI-:. 517
IV. TlK'opliilus, Anril '?7, 1 S,") k
V. 'riioinas Khin, i.. Muv 21, \<>i), priiiti-;- iuul ]iuMi.-~.licr; Cliica^uo, II!.
VI Wiii. K'iinl.T, Sr]>t. :i. IS.V.t.
\'ll. .]v\n' K\]y.:i, Nov. 21, ]S(i2.
YIIl. ProsiRT Dalien, Nov. 17. isi.l."').
926134. Benjamin Sedgwick Fenu, l'. Nov. 2.), 1S0:J; d. ISTl; m. Sarah
Scnuitiiii of Madison, Conn.
1. Saiuurl Martin, h. Atij^. •"•. IS-IO; Liout. (yf a r.jn.iymny in a Conn, l^'^t. daring
the war; afterwards parcduisiHl lii.-^ brotlnT's journal and <-liaii!;;<-d its muno to 2'hf
Jjt/keJit< ilt'ifistcr, wlnrh lie oontinu.>s to edit and inildisli to tin; ]iirs.'nt tinu- (ISKi); he
in. in si>nr,i; of 1872, Addie Miller of Slirewsbury, Yori-: Co., Pa., and lias one rliild;
ae.s. Lvkens, Daupliia Co., Pa.
li Margaret Maria, b. JnneO, 1S42; tn. Jnvie HO, ISCri, A aroii Smith of C(dlins-
Tille, Conn. 1, Wir.i.iK, b. April 22. l^tjo; d. Jan. 22, 1871. 2, Joskimi. Feb. 10, 18GG.
\], (iV'.oiiOK, Nov. 2:!, bSC-l.
III. Ceorg.- ^y., b. Mandi 2."j, ]S-|,""): enliste^l in :■. Zouave Co. on tlirrc nios. call ;
afterwards ioined a coniiiany rd" cavalry and captured !'t C'lear Sprin;!;, Va.; confined at
.several place.-;, tlie last at Ly n'.diburg, whence he escaped; he was then deia(died as
Jiidife Advocate at (ieorgetowii, I). (.'. ; then raised a company (jf cavalry, whicli was
mustered in Aug., 18(54, as (.'o. C, 2(tlst Ticgt., Pa. Vols., of which he wa.s Capt., till
I?egt. was nui:;t.u-ed out. at chxsi^ of the war; after the v>ar he, in company with Samuel
B. t'oles, established a journal, T/i>' rppn- /'■n.ji/ii/i Rr.iisirr, whi(di they ])ub. until he
d. in A-Ug. , IS^jlJ, of congestion of the brain, a. 22 . lie was a young man of talent and
'^.) remise, "much esteemed and greatly mourned. He m. at Ilarrisbmg. ISGI, Annie E.
koberts and l«d't one chihi. 1 , (Ikougt.vnn.^..
TV. Wiliiam, b. March ;), 1847.
V. Annie, b. .June 2o, l":^!'.!; m. May lU, 1870, Lyman Pris^>l. 1, lIow.VKD
AKTilfU, b. ,lan. 1, 187o.
VI. r^Jary, b. Nov. 20, 18ol: \n. Sterling Bradley of Wiu.-ted, Conn.
926135. Julia Eliza Fonn, b. April 20, IsOO; d. Sept. 2, 1819; m. 1S:V2. John
Van .Buren; Y. C. 1826; M.D. of Kmderhouk, N. Y.; (a first (ous. .)f Martin ^ an Buren,
€t.]i Pres. of the U. S.); rem. to AlOanv, N. Y.. where he d. 18oG.
I. Albertine Van Buren, b. March S, 184:1; m. at res, of lier uncle, Tlieophilus
■Fenn.in Karrisburg. March 21. 1800, James Bieelow, M. D., .vho d. eaidy in lS7;j,
leaving otie cliild; i-es. I'otlsville, Penn. 1, Jr],i.\. Ei.l/.A.
it. Mat til! Van Buren. b. June 0. 184r,.
926130. Frances. Parmelia Fenn, b. IVr. ,'5, 1808: named for the 2d wife
<Pai-;n.elia 1 .)\', ioh t) of Hun. Theodore Sedigwiok : res. in the house built by her grand -
lather, li<;nj. ^Cnigwick, nn.:>. than loO yejrs ago; m. I80O, August us Bigelow of New
Lebani.n, N. Y.
I. Theoplulus Fenn Bigelow, b. March 9, 18:>8; m. March 17, 1870, Abbie Cran
dall of Canaan, Conn. 1, Fit.^NCES ELi7..\ui:rii, b. Aug. 0. 1872.
II. James Augustus Bigelow, b. Sept. lo, J84'i; M. D. :grud. Yale Med. Sdiool,'
180! ; Surgeoti 8t]i Begt. Cemn. V<ds. ; served tlirough the war at lloaiioke Island, New-
berni AnTietam, Fredericksburg, Petersburg and other places; ni. Jan, 20, 1S07, Mary,
dan. of Iv'tijatuin and Mary 'rurnock of Stoke-upon-'lrent. Fng. 1, JruA Emz.\. b.
Nov. 2:1 1808. 2, Fn.\xci:s"MAUV, h. June 2, 187.1.
f)26'2. Amos Tuttle, b. Fell. 4, 1745, in i.To.-hen, Conn.; rem. to Sandgate, Ben-
nington Co., Vt., l)etwecn 170M:ind 1770, d. there Nov. 20, 1800; ni. Mary Parks; (3)
l\osa!)(dla Densbiw, uliod. a. O-^; bn. in (iran\llk-, N. Y. . ■■
I. Davi,!, b. Aug. i;j, llO'.t.
II. Anna, m. li:.niel Cogswell.
111. Jos. pit, b. May 8, 177o; m. Abigail Hnrd.
92621. David Tuttle, b. in Co.-,hen. Conn., Aug. P!, 17tUI: rem. from Sandgaf>\
A't., to I'ambridge, \Vashington Co , N. Y.. tln'uce to 1 .au'-ingbu'-gh, Pi-n>-^ed.H'r Co. , N.
1., where he d. Mav 17, ISll, ;i. 72, farmer; m. Sept. lo, 17^0, liannali N(nihtoj), who
<1. Cci. -'fl, 1S12; (2) "March 4, ISb"), Mrs. Nancy li. (Peck) FaitrliiKl id Ne«- Haven, Conn.,
widow ..fKni-tus H. i'airciuld. Shed. Jan. '8, 1^12. ;'. by 1st m.:
I. Ann M., b. July 4. d. July 8, 17'.'().
II. Fia.-.tus Darwin, b, l>(.'c. 10, 17:»1, m. Jlarriet ]5os;wi(4<;.
518 IJKAXCJI OF SIMOK,
II!
M.'^r''in, ]>. Miiic;'
6 cliil.
IV.
JuK'ia, \\\]j\ \vi\]
V.
llrlirv }51:ik, ■;;!>■<
?2, ITIlo; 111. Martin ('o,':s^v(■lL'U)<l rem. t'l .\uluirii, N. Y., uith
Mnvciu; d. July '2. 1800. {. l.y 'Jd iii.:
li. St-pt. Ul, 1817; in. ]-'mo!iii" i^cid.
926212. Erastiis Darv/in Tuttle, 1>. Sand-:,!.-, Vt ., ]\-r. l(i, 1791; whi-u quite
youujj; ran away frnni iiniiK', leaving;-- ids j.Iudl;'!! in Un- field. Stud. ini'<l. in 'I'loy, N. Y. ;
went from TiOy to Auburn in 1811, which tlien contained jilmut Mdil inluihiianiv-. He
was the first physician enijtloycd in tlic stnti' prison, uwl i'oi- (iftccn _\eiiis was first
pliy.sician and surircnn. He was Iho faniily ]ihysician of the Icadinir jn-ojiU' of Auburn,
nnuuig- whom wcrc<i'')V. NN'in. II. Seward, (iov. Eno.s T. 'J'liroop, etc.: in. Dec. oO. 1S12,
Harriet, dan. of \\'illiani and Hannah J5ostwick, b. in Auburn Sept. liO, 17fi.j; d. May o,
1870; her faliiei's family was the second that settled in Auburn. He d. in A. June 2.3,
1829, in tlio ;^yth yr. of his aLrc, and by his deceasf- the country lost oriO of its most prom-
ising; physiidans. This epitaj.di iiiscriljcd on his inonuin'-nt in Fort Hill cemetery. A., "is
no idle* tale:" '-This mbjet was erected by the hands of iilial afi'ection, not so murh to
coinnu'iid the brilliant talents and, high attainments, for \\hich he \sas iire-eminent in
his profession, as ro record the testimony of his lasting virtues and unremiTting labors in
the cause of ameliorating the suiTerings of his fellow juen." /. in Auburii.
I. John Augustine Smith, Sept. 17, 1818; d. Feb. 28, 1^02; m. Aug. 8, lNa8,
Ailelia Frances Jennings. 1, Fkank HowAJiD. 2, ADA. 8, JoH.N. 4, ^^■n,^.TAM. All
res. in t'liii/ago.
11. Edniiind 15osi>vick, h. Ajnil 2, 181,"); went to X. Y. ('. in Ajiril, 1880, and was
clerk in tin? ])osto}lii'(> for one year after tlie great fire. In 1837-8 was editoi- of the A'.
}". Tunis (Heimieratic), and corres]K'ndent of th.e X. Y.]h:\:^d in -'I'atriot" ^var on
Cftnada border in 1888. For live years (1889— h'>i engaged on A". Y. ]{eriOd. In 1847
wpnt to Burlington College, X. J., as teacher and stnd'Mjt of theolog'y. In 184".' estab-
lished Collee.j (Irammar Scdiool, ]5ro.>klyn, L. I. At Fort Hamilton. April ]fj, 1852,
ordained deacon of P. Yj. clih. At Alexandria, "S'a., 18,^)], ordained Priest; Pastor of
^^'asl!inglon juirish. Oak (Srove, \'a., ]8.')2; city missiomuy in Baltimore, Md., 5 years,
wliere lie originated St. j-larnaba-. Phi ish and e'hurcdi ijome. The latter fmrn a small
beg'inning soon grew to a large estJibilshment, and now (1874) is second only t<j St.
]vnke's Hospital in X. Y. Having l.'ibored five years, in order tu recajier.ite health,
accepted a call to Btdvldere parish. 111.. iN57. In 185!) tool-; charge of the ciiy mission
in Chicago, and out of it grew St. Luke's Hospital and also St. Mark"? church in South
Chicago. In 18G1 volnnteered chaplain in the western army, and served 18 months as
volunteer without compensation. After the battle of Fort IXmelson, served as volunteer
among the ])risoncrs of Camp Houglass, Chicago, where between 7,000 and 10,000 co;i-
federate prisoners were field; atijjointed U. S. Hospital Chajdain by I'res. IJucoln, July,
1802: musiered out, fstjo: reappointed in regular army as Po-t Chaplain. Sejit., I8fi8;
served at Fort Sedgwick, Ci>l., from Sept., 1808, eight months; at lM)rt i>. A. Htissell,
W. T., 8 year,-; next at Fort Duncan, Texas, i )enr; absent on sick leave in Europe 18
inontlis. Author of Bnys Buok ahont IiiditiiiK, Camp Life (tnd Expcrn'rices on- the Plains,
Jjfe in. C'arnjj Boiiffla.^s (i/iio/if/ E>hd. J-'risiou r,s and B.^rdcr Talex. He d. in X. Y. C.
April 8(1 1881.
An obit, published in the X. Y. :<un contains some additional details : " The Kev.
E. B. Tattle, chaplain in the United States army, died on Saturday at his late home, in
105th street, near the Western Boulevard. He had b<'en failing for half a year, and a
few v,-eel.'s ago he went South, ho-ping there to icncw his heallli. He returned to Xi'W
York a week ago in such a condition that he had to be carried into his house froni the
carriage. Mr. Tuttle was GO years old and was born in Auburn, X. Y. For many years
he WHS pastoi- of a church in Chicago and during tlie years 1861 and 1862 lie had charge
of Cam]) PouL^lass, near Chicago, where between 7.000 and 10,000 Confederate prisoners
were held. In 1^62 he was made cluqdain of an Illinois regiment in the .\rniy of the
Potomac in Virginia. He went ^VesI after the war and was stationed at various fron-
tier ])0Sts as (diajdain. He afterward wrote for young- readers an interesting narrative
of his e>;])eriences among the Indians. He ha.d bei-n absent fn m the iiriny under leave
of ab--.enee dining tlie j.ast ten yeais, jMirlly on account of ill health. He made several
trips to i'hiiope duniig that peiioil. Mr. Tuttle wrote fre(iuently for the leligious paju'rs
and published several books. He also d<'Voted much time to woiks of benevolence, and
in this direction was en:'.bled to accom]ilish mmdi through the means of si-\eral geiitit -
men (;f wealth who coatrilmt' d money for his jjhilan.throj.ic projecf'.-. The lun.-iiil .-,ei-
vices yesterday afternoon wei-e conducted by the Kev. Dr. Pcli is, and tlu ;e were jnesent
Dr. Piyhinci^ of St. .Mark's clou'li, (ien. NVi'lson and Dr. lia.yden. .Mrs. Tutvle went last
jdght to Chicago with her husl!and\s remains, whi(di will be buried there." Hem.
TIJTTI.E. 5] 'J
Nov. IT), 1,^30, Eliza Cnrl: (i?) 1849, Emilv, ,l;iu. cf l;i-v. Wm. 'J'lK.r.ij.sDn, who d. Aug,
^■2, 1^04; (3; Jaly 54, ISUS.'iU ("liirao;o, lU., rain.vM. Woo-l. u naiivt.- of .lerscy, Eng.
1, Wji.LiANf C".," b. Oct. 17. 1>^M7. 2, Jn.iA ('.,'l'oc. 15, INio; dec. .'5, J^DM t".Ni) }S.,
May -il, 1840. 4, Elkwu.yx, May c;, 1841.
111. diaries Norttiro}., li. .Niaich lo, lS]f]; u\. June 8, 18o(i, llKn-'ut Fiancos Ji-n-
niucs; rcs. An!. urn. 1. .Iri.iA, '?, Ar»;vsi\. ;>, <.'n.'>in,KS. 4, Emii.y.
I\'. liui-riei, lii. .laiiic.'^ Mfij.,nK'lle and hud. 1, Ej.oitKNCK. 2, Juamta. 3, Nkm.ik.
V. Kichard. 1>. Juno 2. ]8r.i; d. next day.
\'l. Marcia, 1). .Xov. 2B. 1820: ni. Dec. i:i iSoS, Julian lluhuiKki Iruni Poland; she
111. (2i.laD. 14, ISt'.s, (icortre B. Jiilton of I'rovJdmcc, K. 1.
VII. Julia.
Vtll. Erasius Jiarwin. h. Aul'. 2."). 1S20; d. ();•!. Ki, lS,n4.
IX. Joseph, h. Ajn'il 6, ]82i): C'api.; served in L . S. army durini,^ \var \silh Me>;ico.
In 1848 einig. to California via C'a]>e Horn, and in 18411 met the firs! overland emigrati'jn
from tl)(? Atlantic States. He ])artici]iated in ninny engagements with the Indians on
the frontier, among others tlie Modocs, who foiigdit the I'. S. troops so persi'-ti-ntly in
1874. Ho .served during the rehellion, raised a coai]jany of infantry audi was .i i.tonii-
nent and energetic officer. He wjis ajipoinTed on tlie staff of Brig, (ien, John S. Ma^dn.
com. I>ist. of Aiiz:ina, to tlie posilioit of Chief Quartermaster and T'hief Commissary of
the Mil. I-)ist. <if Arizona and was an eliicient oflicer. Capt. T. is now on duty. Tie rji.
Fell, o, 18o-'). Jane, only dau. of ThoiiiU': and Jam- Kirklnua nf Liverjiool, I'-ng. : clul. b.
at Renicia Cal. 1, Hahk!i:i' Makia, Nov. 12, 18;")5. 2, J<isi;r]j Euas'i ts, Aug. 9, 18o7.
3, Chas. KiijiviiAM-, Dec. 21', 18.59. 4, Ma7;v LoriSA, May 29, lS>j3.
926215. Henry Blakesloe Tut.tle, b. at Sandgare, Vt., Se^.t. IC, 1817; rem.
Avith I'arenis to Camliridgf; theme ubl. 1830 to Lausingburg. In 1841 rem. \\ith luorher,
M'ife and one si>n tu Cnyahog-a Falls, 0.; in s])ring of lS42"bfnight and rem. to a farm in
Pittsfield, Lorriiine Co..O.. which he (icc;ipie(.' two years, then returned to C, Falls;
rem. finally to (.'levelnud. u. , Jun. 1, ISol. where he carried uu an extensive, business a.s
an iron uierch., and d. ihere April 9, 187^; about 1872 contributed ten dollars towards
paying the expenses of comi'iling lliis work. The following i> from a jiroiiiiiient Clo\e-
land, O., pajier:
"A fe\N minutes before 1 o'cloek yesterday. Mi. H. 11. Tuttle, a weli-kno-wn iron
dealer and for many yi-ars an honored resident of this city, died very suddenly at Whit-
ney's diinng rooms on Superior street. .Mr. Tuttle had entered the place a few moments
before a]iparerilly in the best of ln^alth, nodding in a friendly way to several ac(iuaint-
ancf.q who sa.t at om' of the taldes, at the same time di\ esting himself of his overcoat
and hut, whicii he luiuded to one' nf the waiters. He next sat down in a chair and had
scarctdy time to jiick up a bill of fare when those about him saw a sudden jerk of his
frame; his hands dri")])]H'd to his side, his head fell back and nothing Avas lieard but a
slight gurgle in the throat. ScA-eral gentlemen rushed to his side and lifted his l.iody
to a sid'a that was noai' by. Medical aid was summoned, bu; up.on an examiufitii'in he
was found to be deadi, having ]irol;ably eypiteJ immediately upon sitting dov.-n on his
chair. His son and a number of acijuaintances soon arrived and toed; the body in charge,
conveying it to his late residence. No. Kj()4 Euclid avenue.
" The news of the sudden death of a man who had occupied so high and lionorable
a place in the res]>ect of the ]i(>ople spread rajddly, and a fetding that another of tlie
men who could least be sjisred had l)een taken was universal. A great many called at
tlie olliee of Messrs. 11. 15. 'j'uttle A,' Co. during the afternoon to verify tho o-port they
had heard, while a large number of near friends visited the stricken family at their
home to offv'r sucli words of sympathy as were ])o>siliie in a time like that.
" Mr. Tuttle had not been feeling w(dl during tb.e greater j^art of the winter and
had talkeil of going away fe)r the bi nefit of his health, l>ut for a little tim.- ])ast had
been more like himself. He left home yesterday morning at the usual time and at noon
left his desk feeling as usual and coniplaiiung of no feeling of jiainor distress. He pvob-
aldy felt no ]iain when the fatal moment arrived. Lmt }>assfd out of life into immortality
as ([uietly a-- a child falls as!ee]>.
" Subsfouent txrmination caused the physicians to pi-ononiice heart disease as the
causf of his d"afh. Mr. Tuttle %\ as a man who ui.mld be missed from any community,
liaving won and held a reie,itatio!i tor honesty, industry and henevohnce second to that
po.ssesscd by n.> nuin in tiie community. He was born in Sandgate, \'t., on Sejit. 16,
!8l7.ar;d con -eijuently \^a-. CO y.-ars of ae> la.--f fa.ll. He engaged, in Imsiiifss at an
early dat<', and in 18.51 commenced in ('icvtdand, bring engageil, in company with Mr
Isaac !.. Hewitt, in the commir-siun busii)<-,ss on the liver, v.lurr he remained for several
years. He hdt that luisiness and was made Secre1ar\- cd what is riow the CU'NtdaiuI
530 j;i;ancii or s].mox.
Iroii Miniii-: Co. ,At lliis time tli.- lii,>ii,^-..- ot \hr !.;ik<- Supcrini' or,- tni-lc \vn,s in
its iut'aiicy and Mr. 'I'uttlc, a-^ iimcli as any iua!i in thf city or clsowliprf, \\•a.^ tlic jticaiis
liy which tlia! Imlniiipss was oitr/inl ami l.uiit ii]>. rii.h'r ih- <!iicciion ,',t' this coiiipaiiv
]ic \V( lit to Mal!ji,,-tti' aii<! Mi))cl jiitciah d the luiildil,;; of tlic Jil>i dock ever hiiill th.-ii".
He tlieii hccanii- tlic ao-^ut ,,f the Lake Sui'crior lr,,n Co. a.nd on tlic orLranization oi'
i]\v Chaiupion li-oii Co. hi-cauic lis a^cnt, and at the pn.-ciii iiiiiC the lii-;u of wlii.-li lie
vas the hfad, were lioidin;;- tlie .^ame husiness velaTJi us with the coiiijnuiies named. In
this business Mr. 'I'uttlc accutiuilated a. han.isoTiic ]iro)icrty, which he knew liow to use
in ii most littinj,' way, and for the o-ood of otheis as wdi as' for himself or hi.'s own.
"As a christiau man wIjonc iicncvohn.-e ^vas unostentatious hut alv^avs readv, Mr.
Ttdtlo ->va.s alway.s known and will h<' so rcniembered. For years lu^ w a.'? a'consoi- "n'tioiis
inenihur of the S'oue Church, and r,o niun, after the v7 years of d.dly hu.siness he did in
Cles-eland, can say but tliat he lived u}) to this pri>fessio'n, nor c,dl hiin a hvi^ociite. He
was a modest man and al;ovp all thing's disliked notovietv. JJc vvas a. di'-ec'tor in .^evera;
lienevolent. as well as business t;ssociat!o:is, ami all will fc'-l tie- loss of his wise and
<'Xce!leiU counsels.
" Mr. 'J'nttle leave.- a wif,; and four sons, three- of whom, Messrs, d'eoroe K., I'jed-
erick J., ami Horace .V., are resi(huits (d' (levclund, \\ Ivr.; thev arc en>::a!<ed''in bu'sim-ss,
-vvldU: the fourth, Albert H., is Prof, of Zoolo.ry y.^d Conipara'tive A n atom v of the. Ohio
Agriculrui'til and Mechanic.il Col. at Cojumijus. 'J'(j all these mournini^'- friends the
syiuiiatliy not only of a hir^M- circle in Ch-veuind will l,e extended, but that cd' tlie
general public, to wlioni Mr. 'J'utth- was only known as a man furemo.^t in every u-ood
work and whose word was held as sacred as his written bomi."
He m. Oct. 10. IB^T. Kimdine lieed of Lansingbunv, N. V.
1. Georjj:.' IJied. Jan. 24, iS'-id: stud, for the l^pis. ndni.stry; an exhibitor at the
Vienna World's Exposition; ni. at Clevidaiui. Aui;. lo, ISOi:, Catharine Thaver 1
Louis FiiEDiiiMCK. Sept. 15, ]Mi3. .3, Jessik K.mki.ink. b. at Middlesex Pa 'juiv 4
iNfJo. ' ■ . .
n. Frederick Feonurd, Feb. IT, 1S4-?: m. Jan. C;-, ISO:, Julia 1'/. Sturtevant 1
Fii.'.X'-Ks Fmki.inf., Jan. If.i, ISdS. 2, Hi;:,-ky ATiii;i.j;KJiT, Mav 1'.!. INTO.
JIl. Aliu-rt Henry, Nov. 1!), bS44. In Feb.. l^M, appt. Prol. of /o,doi;v and Coni-
imrative Anatomy in <.)hi() Slate Fniversity in Columbus, O., and now, LSvJ^'still holds;
in. .Vujr. 7, 1«73, Kate A. Sceley of Austinsiiurg, Ashtabula Co.,0., in ^'a'ris, France-
res. iiJ:,! E. Broad St.. C, O. 1, W.M. B , Julv"";! lsi74: Austiusl)urij. 2, Cj..\ka ISI b'
Dec. 1), 1.S7.-); Columbu-^. ;.), A.N.\-\S., Mav V.), Ls;7.
]\. Clarissa Jlaria, Pec. II, Ls4(;; d. "ui Cleveland, Mav 4, 1S5J.
\'. Ibuace Augustus, Jrdy 17, IN."")!.
VF Howard Clarence, twin with 11. A., d. May 2o, bSG'J.
92623. Joseph Tuttle, b. May 8, i;7.J; res. Sandgate, Vt.; Selcciui.iu; Justice
of the Peace; Collector of 'I'aNes; lU-]). in Srate Feir. five S(-ssion>. In earl v lit'.- kcj.t
])ublic house a nuiuber of year-,. His ])arenis beloii;r,-d to tl.-e Pn-sli. chh. and he was
brought uj. strictly in that faith. He wrote a g.,o-4 deal on bir.di bark bv hreliu-l,t,
^veuiiigs, and worked his farm bareb.ot. Temperate in ;dl thin-s, honest, verv kind to
the po(jr, always ready to help the nee.iy, i,])t at rhvming, self-made, and, perhaps, none
tlie worse for that, an excellent man and iini v.-s.siljv respected. He d. V\-b. 1."j,'fS(U. a
8(1 .M-s.; m. Abigail Hurd, b. 17n2: d. .May 27, 1821 i^her mother's maiden name was
Johannah Bristid).
F Or.Hut, b. Oct. 2S, 1797; d. June o, 1S24, of cons.: num.
n. (iracie or (iralia, May 2S, 1^0] ; d. at Sand-;-.. Auir. 27, lS2-'i; m. Ort. 14. FsHl,
Jonathan Dayton, who was of Flint, Mich., 1N74. and luui m. in .Mich., L^u-S, 2d wf.!
Cynthia Abbo't; fes. d' rand Blanc, .Mich. ; farmer. 1, .IcsKi'ii Ti'j -Ji.!-; ' b at's Nov'
10", 1S20.
III. Maria, 0<-t. 10, lsn;j; ,„. Jan. .'!, 1S21. V,'il!iam (.'rav ,,f Shushan, N. Y. ; res.
(.'aimlen, X. \". 1. S.McAii. Oct. .-), 1.S22; m, Oct., IS.pj, Smith Peck. 1, C.n-nrF b
July G. l^-"^(>. 2, IFc!/- r., .I,ily 24, IM'J. 2, .\nn, F.-b. 17, ISOC; d. Sept. 2U, i'sdU. ' :J,
AFviiV. M.-uidi 17, is:;i; u;. Jan' 1, Is.VJ, (b-or;;,- Di.-ioc!, \\ho d. IM). I, JS.")2. ' 4, J.\m;,'
Sei-i. 11, l,s:;:-t r^, Ci,.\i;k, Juh- l-j, is;i(i;d. .Juiv 12, is:;s. ii, M \i;i.\ .)ulv2;! ls4-''-
in. March IG, K^-'3!t. Jolin Hnrd. 1. A'/,--,/,/ )/ dI-c l.", It^il'j ' ' '
IV, Sophia, Feb. l.\ d, .May II, Imis.
\'. l.aura, \\\[\\ with Sophia, d, .\p;;! 2:!, isOs.
^'^ lb>sv,c'F Dec. J, pviiV ,1. .■,:;-.'(;, psio. m. S.i.iianllia, d;oi. of Zc-n.-is t'rin.ile
b. Oct. lit, I,s(J.5: d. Aug. ;;i. l^G.-). 1. K. (.'u.vnt, Sept. :!. !s:;s: m. s.-nt. IC, p;i;2,
Carrie lieniieman; res, Arnn--(on, \'t. 1, (!r'i<-e A.. March 4, iSiKi. '2 ii,'\\\V]i
Ar(;c.sT.«., Feb. IP. ]sj.-,; m. Sept, 14, bsTo, K A. Derrick of Prun-^u ick, .\ A
TCTTLE. 521
9263. F.lisba Tuttle, Nov. -ll 1:Uk '\. in <;...<!:(•!,, Conn., .luly 2^, IS-.T), a. 71);
1)1. AniaiiiLi l';ii!<-' (M' iJiirliiii't"!!, Conn., who li. in (i., iJcc. 1]. ]S;".i, a. N:J.
1. li'iis, m. ami icni. in Mariftta. (>., an 1 ]ii. {'2).
II. 'i'ini<itliy. 111. abiMit 1 7!)o, J'llizahi'tii i.air. 1, N.\.N(V, Auiv, ITMi); I'fs. (i.; uuiii
2, I'J.iiiC. Jan., iso,); in. H^'lscy Palv.-r, 1. />ni.,ui. Tui-ntM- oC LaK^rill.-, ("onn.;
s. i. '■]. At'.', s'l'is, .Ian. 14, Ib'n : nosv, KST.'i, liv. ; nn-.n. -1, A i.\m: \, .hilv, 1.^():1: m.
.loiia \^'ill■n^•. .-. i:i.!ZA. -Ian., ISO'J; in. Pfck ; ivni. W't-s;; iia.l .srv. cliii. G,
Ni-.l.^^nN, Fi'l).. IsnS; nnwUv.: num. 7, <>!i\'i;, li. ahnnt isil); d. nnin. S, .\.NtANl>A
M.\i;i.\. 1), L.WKA, Jiuu-, isit;,: m. Kniinr-ns; .v. ;'. lu, Tlnlnk;!; (.'., (son) Sept. 8,
LS18; m. Nov. ID, ]y-oi, Eliza Kelly: ro^. (ioshen. 1, 'I\iiinn- ('., Nov. 7, 1>.V), 2,
y,7/f/ii.9(ii.-i, Aug.. IS.YS.
'ill. Olive, in. Jo'iii M.tliannali; (Oi Jarfd Cnrtis. She <1. Ort., ISGO, a.S'). ,-. bv
1st in.: 1, C'VXTIIIA, (I. 0.;t. 00, L'^Mi, a. di. 2. Ai.ANs.o;, d. May :.'•>, IMO, a. 10.
\V. 'J'rmnan, i.l. at <t., May 'S. ISIO. a. (if>; iii. Prmlrnee Fi.sli.
V. llnldali, ]■"■ I). .'). 17S-3;' d. Orr. "JS, 1St;i», ;i. S7; num.
VI. .ICIi-^ha, h.17--""): d. :iT(J,,0.t. :Jd. LS-27, a. 4-^ m. P.dl\ ].<->' of Middletov-.-n,
Conn. 1, lUNNAii ^\^, d. Nov. IG, IS^O, a. l.s. 2, Ja.m-; C. d. ,\o%-. 2;, ]S:JS, a. 22.
:!, Mahv Axx, d. Ar,;r. ], 1>4S. a. y7; m. Wm. CIn.'valier. 4, DKniUi.vi'. m.
AVarnei. 5, IJKxm. d, <.'ha!![,i->. 7, Imoce.nk. 8, Ain kmh:s).\.
VJi. Xonnau, Nov, ."i. ^7^7; d. l-"el). 12. 1S.-,S; i-(.,s. Troy, X. Y.: iirojiii-doi- (^f tlie
7'roy i^t'idinrl mid ni' tin /'/■•'// Dnilij Mnjl; willi son and dan. visitcil Mary I'l'nttle') Sedii;-
wick tU(^ ilay slir d. : ni. in j'.aTisin^-hni'yli, X. Y .. \K^c. ',i, ISlO, ^.'ally Phi!lii)s, b. New
Ivondou, Conn., A]ni) 2~>. l7sS: d. on lier birtli;iay, A]>iil2o, 1>-''jO, in 'i'roy. 1, Cuaiuj:.-^
Fhei)i:ki<;k, dau. 2o, ISP'J: d. in T. , Sfi)!. iO, 18o2. 2, Fan.w Pi j/.atskdi, b. AJbany,
N. '1'., Oct. lu, JS.?d: mu-.ie t-arhiT in trov; num.: .1. .March, Ps7:.i,
VIII. lehabod, Au,:r. '-^G, I7S;l; d, in (.'.', lSi;(;; in, Jan,, iSj,""), d'race Ero^vn; rdill Piv,
lit (p 1, S\'i.Y A.\.N,M:;y, ]s!7: d, .n\ ;'. , l^i;2: in. Jam-'s Buim of Nor'odk, Conn. 2,
^VII.LIA.M, 1"<21: until. /!. CiodkoE, Juno. p^2-J: nnin. 4. Pmua. ISO.'i: m. Calob Lake
of Slianni, (■onn.; i2i Henry Cartu'riixht, ?'. by 1st ni.: 1, S:ir-ili, lu. li'-e Mitcdiell, a
(iovt. Sniv.-yor; h./ated, 1^74. at Denver, Col. 5, Et.isiiA, h. 1^;27: e:')li;ited in 23d
IVmn. Pe,':jt. and was wounded in L:/uisiuiia; m. Ilariiet, Chaniberlain of Sharon and has
4 cUiP
92634. Tx-uraan Tuttle, d. at 0,, M;.v 3, 18IG, a, 6G, m. Prndenre Fisli, udio d.
Marrli 11', IS 12. a G2.
1. Pois, b. 1S07; m. Lnke Kya.n; res. Purlingion, Conn. 1, Juirx. 2, FiucD-
i;r.io;.
IP Calvin, b. in Ali'uid, Mass., Sept. 20,1809; res. on the old Tntile ]»laee in
Ciosl^n, (,'onn,, wliieli h.as be,.-!! in the i'am. over 100 yrs.; m. at \\'aterio\', n, Conn., Peb.
G, PS44, Mary Ann, dau. ijf .bmathan Doolittle, b. Chesliire, (.'nnji.
IIP Alvah Bradley, d. in Mich.isran City, Ind., Jan. 7, ISGl*, a, 57; i\\. ]'"sther
]\lorse of .NP C, Iml. 1, MixxiE. 2, Ci[A];i.ii;s. o, 'I'iu.max. 4, E.m.m.\.
W. Cuy Wadhams, ii. Pouliiiey. Vt., 1N14; d, M, C., hid., Ort., PS.")3; in. Pucy
llenshaw, I, (ifv Wadiiams, res. Hi.
V. Esther, b. (P. Conn., Jnne :j, 1S20: d. in M. C, 1S."")1 ; m. March li), 1S4:P
^\nia.sa, s. of David and Phebe (<'ollins) Wadhams of ( P , I). Oct. 27, 1^20. 1, Clakissa,
h. May 30, lbl4; d. y. 2, Addik, Nov, P"), PS47: adopted at the a. of G yrs, by her
uncle, Calvin Tuttle: ni. in C, I'eli, G, 1NG7, ]')aniel Norton Pucas. 1, Pi;axi;j,IX Cai,-
viN, Jan, 11), ISGS, 2. Da.xik!. l-^nwix, Jan. :;, 1^71. :J, Maicv Adjmk. ]'"el.). .5, iy72.
4, Charles, Oct. 4, lS7o,
9264. Ichabod Tuttle, P. June 23, 174S. One of the 28 men of (iosln^n, Conn.,
Avlio enlisted May 3P 1775, in the Co. of Capf. John Sede;\vick (i:. f. of Maj.-llen. J. dm
Sedgwick) of Cornwall Ilollou. b)r 'J'iconderoo-a (captured May Pt,: m. Eel). 20, 1772,
]-]lizal>eth Matthews: rem. to Wyomiiii;-: was in the battle July ;!, 1 r7N, and killed by
the Indians while rrainine- towards the rivi^r for escajie. His name is inscrib^'d with P5'.)
other victims (d' Hiat arroeiiy on tie- moiinmeni erected to tlnir memory. His wife \\i\\\
her thri'e .smtill children esrup.-d in a bo;U d(;\vn the rixci, and made her \v;-.y baidv to
(\a\ii. She ni. (2' Oi-t. 24, 17;»2. Cant. Thomas HuiiL^ei I'oid. She d. a. SG.
P Calvin, b. Oct. 21, 1772; m. Pnth Ann Miner.
IP Pnthcr. b. April s. 177P r.t. 17fti;, Mary Pat tholoniew of Ip-isto]. Conn., who
d. Ma.y 3. I'^OS, a. 2'.i, Poih h.i:>b;u;d and wL di. s.iine Aav id' spoir-d tever. 1 , ( 'iiAfx* r.v,
l-i. I7i»7. 2, liK'isEV. 1). 17'.i'.C m. lS2o, Carter Ne\v-eji. :;, Pi.Mir.i. b. l^ijp .i. a.. 3 yis.
4. Mai'.y, b. lNi)3; m. Orrh: Mi.ses. .7. Ci J.ixda, b is'ip n.. W'iHia.m l!r>v,n. Cv 1 iM I'ti.i:
Pii;.mi;e!., 1). isd7; m, J;ia. 2o, ls;u), \p.iiha 'i'ourney; chil. b, in Bri.--iol, Ccmn, 1,
^^^ BRAKCJT OF SniO.V,
Asahel L., h. Oct. 2.-), is;^,0; d. Frl.. ] 1S;^!) a s v.- '■> 7^^ ."7~Tr ~i~T7oT^ T
^. I'd). 2 0. Ib.l0; 11). June 20, lS(i2, Fmnk C. Mors.. ] i,;, M.ir'r/u, ^4 isri o'
c:t.?;s:^: ; l;: i^^if IMS^^- , ^,;1 -'■-- --^- ^ -^^-^:/a: ;'^:"l^^: t\.^,
Ti I 1..!.. 11 1 T 1 .^-' ■ :
IJI/ JrhalHu], I.. J. 1/2:;; ITTC; n-!n.7nX. Y. Mate.
II. IJnrv.v I,. 1),.,, ]. 1794: i,j. ISIO, ]{l„„la Sanfoni
J. h^M-y, ,. ^^'Pt. 28 n:K>; m. 1812, \Villi.v,n Sanford. ;
V Laura, h. }.,_.b. i;s. ],oi, ,,,. J82i; Jos.,,], Jhnvkins. ' " I
A . )h-TH-y, 1, J..,.. l,i 1S02; hk ]m-!1. Ahhca D.mi,.^. ^
Vl I S.r'r'V'^^"''^-'-'- '^"^^ m. ]s;i!,.Iaz..]Jic),ardson.
lA. LIv.ra, b. .h.ly 2fi. INM.; m. ]N2d. E,,l,rai,u Dudlev; .2) ])aniH St.xvart '
David Saliionl of'^lil.lJu^^^'^r^^'':,^: ^f ^"^
Tuttle, bro. of llirl^yV/bJ li; ';,,:;■ ''^'' ^"" ''"^'■' •^""" ^'- I'-l-rdson. m. XVarre..
ever after. ],. is' v'J-x V ^^ '""'" ^'""^ =' '^'"'■^^^Kt': i.'g broken, and ia,u.^
of tie iirm lb> "rr,.rv«r,l ,.o.,Ki; 1 V 1 \ • --"^^ "^ ^"^'''^■' ''f-f-aine a n.eiii.
lieah], to give : u T vd ■ ^^ rl " 7 ^:?^ 1 ^" t'"^ ^"^^''^^'' ''"^ ''-"M-lb-i Lv ill
town, N. .1 a iKH il\t<.re ,i ;^n ' '" '' ^'"'"^^ nn,.ruved o]„-i,ed in Hacketus-
death, D.-e "i; 7:^io ' r^udem^l"rV7^ FoHtabl. business a. tbe ,i„ie #f his
i^-tte (V dan. of .a^u.e, M-^iiiuln" f ^:^;:n .;r'Tr'"."'^^; ^: '%fi"^-^ ^-'^ ^-^'T
of F. liav.. K; litletn V D. Sr?^ , ^^•"•'- ■'VV'^'f-V'^r"; "^-'-l'"!'- <-odwin
187U. 2, M.uv MofLTcx: b. i^t h.'n':/;]; '.n; '^i;!^; ^' -^^'"^ ^'"-''-- 1^- ^-I't- ^'-
926418 Betsey Tuttle, b. yept. 2s hog- n, F.-b n imo \x-„-
Oliver ,<aulord. ii. in Pownal V, 1>.-,. is V-^ / 1 H-'- 1-5. bS] 2. A\,liiani, s. o{
held other ofnn.s;,^oldenv;id;.^-V,i;i?:,;'r^''^^^^ ^-''^'■'" ■^''- ''"^•' ^"-^
descendants and a ar«^ u Ah^J o? f' ■ , u H , v '' "^T" ;''^^''"'"* ''>' "*"^^ "^ ^^■'''^•
old hnrucstead; cliil b i./tC ^''''^' ''■^- ^^^^' ^'' '''■ "o^^" '■^•^- f'" the
1S07, s o;s;::'nc"rT^t?ry''- '-^^^^;":?^^- •^^- ^^-^- ''"i- ^^- ^^-^-'-k, b. xov. 3
f..i .-.onti.r ."vb^: d ;,;<;>; ;!;;r'sr' ■>; '1 -"^' '•^"' ''"'^- ^ ''^- "'■i'^- ^^- ^^•^~'
postal i>(.tersou Iowa vin-er ,Tf t (':/ < 7- ? ' "''■- '" '-^'""''''r'd of the militarv
^VKlhadeoninuuwof V. r^o,r ''^r '■•;"' ^^"'"'- •''' ^- ^- '"'■■ ^f-''^' ^-l^'^-.
war was artivei; e ,p'X; V i 1 " ! ' ^ ""^" ""'^'^■'^•"' '"^'- ^^ " "'• ^^'-- I-'^"-in. th.^
severalnaiTovve;.^n(:^^i;^.,i:\ ';,;':;•''■ ""pg"'^^nts with tl,e Indians, and had
tl.atinanene<.unter\vithtvelv:! ndi r' ,^,r,?-"S^^^-^"f''' '?'' '•"^,'^"^''- ^' '^ '^'''^'^'^
?::;:.;'■:!;:';;:;;;■-,. /^:;, ;::;ri:^r^^'"^"i^- ^^t- ^^^'i- '^ i^-:'m ;^Fii:;i;..:i. r; .; •, '!:f
TUTTI.E. ^^
. o, m.(,,. ,„ v.,v'.1 I.Sf.O Kva H., <1hu. of Hev. ilcnry .Icwcli of Koine, N.
ISG:^ James McMullhr. jr., of Cast., L. Mairl, d, IS.'.. ., l...ia.n, .\ . i.i..
IRGT 4 T.H.ijK. b. .Tulv G, ISIil). ,, , ,,,i. ,,.;,., r LMia-
to di^ -»0!Hr In^j;-^-;!^. ^''l^'^^,- ,n. Feb. 27, ls45, Jamos C. s. of H. V. Hogk-
TAMA, b. Scjit. :<). 1846;
ncliani in Albany, N. \ .
ifuvcttr W.. s. of Wasb-
fanVv goods in Castletou,
lunt in Tcjwn alT; irj>. _ 1:
1, 1- , . 1 N- ,• o isJO- ..rul Cast SiMU 1N>.. Willi nouor: a musiriaii oi consid-
b" Ma.rU2^ is'il; a. An-. K, lsi:4. 0, Fhankii. .1., I^<-'';^1''. 1^^'-
IX Delia Santonl, b. .Inne 2o. 1K):>] d. J un.' 1'-, l^-i>-
c.-.sful su.geonaud ,,hy.i.-ian; olr.-n .allo-l to d-^=->- '" ^'^ " "ipl ,. ] . • n '
.ar::.rv: ju^uib-ivd n.u.-b exposnu- and banish,-, ....-^.Hg b ■ y'' ;• •;';^, i ' ^u,:.), .nd
west of Mai..d,..M.T, ofton in siiow and nun, s ,uiotinK-s obhgf<l to baxc nu- M.i^^n a
5:24 BRANCJl OF SfMOX.
foot it thyoiiuh (I'M'p sn.iw lo \ isit llu- sick; he %\;!s mild nii'l e;i-<y in (li.-^p.isiiioii mikIjis
V(-<u\v tu ir.-^)'Mii<l tu lliu CcilN <il' ilif iii'i.i uir! liAvly ;is (if llir cnrmi-iit or rich; lie i!. by
stroke of ]>:ualvsis. .IuIn -J:;, lS(_i(l; lie lu. M;uy liulklry. ,i:iu. ui (Icii. Murtili IJoliiMts dl"
^lanclieslcr, \'l.: 1). Ai'ur. "J. 1M)-J: d. .juurli, istl ; )m- hi. CJ) .) iiih^ 10. ]S44, .lerr.slia.
Avid. of ]M-.'d.Tirk 'J'obrv and dau. of i.ysl.^r 'J'u\ Inr cd' l.vv, Ma>s. ; b. Nov. 5S, ].s(Xi.
L bv 1st 711,;
I. Ennii.n ^it'ori;l^ b. ])rc. 21, ls:JU; clerk and in mercantile bus. in X. "i . city
(1848-lSGO}: mere. i>us.^in Ea.st Dorset. Vt., several yeuis; has ben Town Auditor smd
Ju^:■ticeof the Peace; collected this record of descon<lants of ( alvin 'J'uttle; in. Feb. 7,
IS.jtj. >farv Ad<dia. dan. of Kdnmnd llatlield of IIiid<on, N. Y.; b. April 2-2, \s:y4. 1,
M.\RY Ei,m;-N. b. Oct. 2i',. IS.'jii; d. Julv ](». iMiJ. -2. (iKoiioK Moiiton, Aug. i'i, 18r)S.
3, Emma C'.\i;oi.ixk. b. Aug. 7, IsiiJ. -i. Ki.i.kn .JKursuA. b. Nov. 2(i. ISliv!. 5, Emv.htt
Edmund, b. Oct. 26, 18(34." ti, Alkkkd Kk iiai;d. Sept. 18, d. Sept. 24, 1S71.
II. Ellen Marv. b. Jan. 14, 18:!;i; d. Aug. 16, 1801; m. Aug. 14, 180:5, Ilcery H.
Barstow, M. D., of ('•finaan, N. Y.; grad. Union Col.; lie d. of cjui^.. March, 18."34;she ni.
(2) Juh- 4, IN.M, lleurv Morton, s. of Henry Cushman of I)or.-<et. Vt., b. Aug. 38, iS^o;
Mr. ('."\\.iir v> N. Y. city, ls41. as clerk; then in Paris, Fiance, b)r three or four yr.s. a?
a.gent for an injponinir iK'Use: now a merchant in N. Y. city. ;'. by Od m, : 1, A son,
b"; and d. .Julv 2:i, ]^^:)'.). 2, IIakiiv Enfmktt, b. .lune 28, 1800.
in. Julia, b. Ee!). 10, 1.880; d. Aug. 18, 18:-;7.
IV. Charles Clark, b. Dec, b^45; ni. 180'.). Delia Emma, dau. of Jonathan Howard
of Dorset, b. Ajiril 1. b^.V.'; one cliil-1. 1, Jt'),! \ J i:i;i-siiA.
92G415. Laiira Tuttlc, b. Feb. M, 1.801; m. Feb. 1.5. 1821, Joseph, s. of Mose.s
Hawkins. d' Casilo-on, Vt.; b. April 22. 1790,; d. Eel;. 22, 1S12.
I. All)eit Hawkins, April 12, 1824; killed by a fall, Aug. 29, 18:)7.
IE Henrv Hawkins, Feb., d. June 4, 1820.
IE. Cornelia Eaura Hawkins, 1). .Tulv 0, 1.828: ni. March 21, 1.849, Don C. s. of
Elisha (Jates of Cast., b. Aug., 1825. He was Dep. Sherifl of Rutland Co., Vt.. sevoral
vrs. ; rem. to 15ig Mock, Iowa; nienh. 1, I^rkdekkk. b. May 11, ISoO. 2, Vej.ma,
Nov. 2, is.-.l. :j,' Ai.KKUT, Fell. C. 1S.")4. 4, Pktkk, July 12, 18.")."). ."), CuitNKi>iA, July
IE Esr)7. 0, Maky, .Ian. 17, 18.5!!. 7, CifAiu,Ks. June 11, 1800. S, Haiuukt, July 11,
1802. 9, Emma, March 7, 180E El. Edoai:, Feb. 19, 1800. 11, ])^»N, Aug., 1.^08.
IV. Hrnrv Hawkins, b. Ser>t., PnoO; d. June 3, 1832.
V. Jane'Sarah Hawkins. 'b. Jan. 28, 18::52; m. Jan. 2^, IS-^iG, John J., s. of John
Jones of \\'ales, (it. Britain, b. May, 18.52; immigrated to U. S. 'and located at Cast.,
1853; sev. vrs. Supt. of Slave Manfg. "('■>. ; some time a merch. in Cranville, N. Y., now
farmer and in slatebus. at Cast., Vt' 1. JosKrn Hawkins, b. Jan. 23, l>-'57. 2, John, b.
June 0, 185,s. ■',, Eat'iia 'JrTTi.E. b. Feb. 15, 1.801. 4, William, Feb. 7. 1803. o,
Hkn-ky. .\\uj:. 24. ISGI. 0, Hiciiakd, Nov. 30, ISOO. 7, FitKDK.r.rcK, Jan. 3, 18G9. 8,
^VALTl•:l:, Dec. 22, 1870. !), Jen.mk, Aug. 22. 1873. 10. H.vttik, Sept. 14, 1875.
VE Harriet Ellen Hawkiuis, b. Julv 3, 1S33; m. March 4, 18.50, Snlomor. K., s. of
Elisha Gates of Cast., b. Marcli 4, 1820;"sev. vrs. Dej). Sheritt of Rutland Co. and Con-
stable of CVstlfton, Vt.; enlisted in the 9 nms.' Vt. \'ols., Aug. 15, 1802; re-enlisted Sept.
2, 1K>3; chosen Orderl v Serirt . Co.], 17th Vt. Vols.; wounded .-.nd taki-n ])risonpr at
Poplar Crove churLdi. Sept. 30, 1804; three months afterwanis his family lieaid that lie
d. of his wounds, Oct. 3, 1804; he was in several battles, including that of Oettysburg.
1, Betsey Ai.iDA, b. Jam 22, 1852. 2, Dellv Ellen, Julv 27, 1.853. 3, Cyki's, April
21, 1.8.5.'^.
\U. Emma Frances Hawkins, b. Mav 0. b^lO; m. April 20. 1.^04, John Rule of
DeWitt, Iowa; merch., who d. Ma\ 25, ISOS, leaving Heki-.eut C, b. April 12, 1807.
92G11G. Henry Tuttle, b. Dec. 10. 1.802; d. April 7. 1807; m. Oct. 24, 1831;
Althea, dau. of John D.-ming of Cast., b. Mav 2S, 1SU7. d. June 10, 1S31:(2) Dec. 19.
1833. Diadama. dau. of Reub-^T. ^Va^e of Palprnio, N. Y., b. Aug. 2, 1813. i. by 1st m.;
L Althea Jane, 1). Jan 4. 1.833: d. Sept. 7, 18.5.8. i. by 2d m.:
II. Ruth Ann, b. Jan. 2, 1S37: m. Mav 25. 1.S50, \Ve.sley. s. of 'I'homas Carpenter
of P.mlm.v. \t., b. Jan. 2.S, 181.S; res. P'. 1, Ai.KE Amelia, i). Nov. 15.1857: d.
Mav 20, b'^'TO. 2, llAUKiET Eliza, b. Mav 10, PsOl; d. May 10, 1870. 3. Emily Jane,
b. Julv 5. 1-^0:;;.
III. Marv, b. Ju::e ;;0, ls3il. d. March 5, 1S42.
IV. ![■ .i'l.-. b. M;tv 2'.-, 1S14.
V. Marv 1)., b. Frb. s, b^.",!); m. .Ian 2, l^'n, Ahei/.o 1\, s. of Davia Arw.iter, b.
Feb. 9, 1S44; res. Tinnujiuh, Vi. 1, Edwin Hknly. b. .M:iv 0, 1S09.
TUTTLK. 505
9264.17. Wavj-en Tuttle, l'. Pvc '?■}, isoi: tnnk „], land i,n,1 i^ot. in Mich., ISO'):
Justice of tlif Peace scv. yrs. ; jiostiurister 11 yrs. ; Couniy SupeiinTi-jidciu C. vrs. ;' inein.'
of Mich. T,e^-. and other oirire.s; a zealous Methodi-t iuid n class h-ader ni lime of his d. "
Sept. 17, 1(^49; m. June 1, XSo-l, Jane M., dau. i-f J-Iljjnh ]{i(duu-dson of Clinten, X. Y.',
b. Nc.v. 2:j, 1814. ^^'llCIl G yrs. of r.^e !<he was takfii in a waoon \vith lier fuihe'r's fain!
from Clinton, N. Y., througli Canada to >[ich. After death of her lui.s. f^iic tci.,k cliur.M'
of and carried on the farm, educating lier cliildren and displayinp great ener"-v and
business tact; her only jirotector being a faitliful dog; she d, June l^r^' ISlli.
I. Henry \\'arren, b. in Nankin, Midi., Marcli 2:-!. l^Ho; Comiuis. of Scliools and
Highway Insjjectnr; ni. Aug. IS, 1859, Margaret, dau. of WilHaiu Biggar of Gait C \V
b. May 22, 1842. 1, NN'akki.n, b. Marcli 2, 1802, d. Auir. 24, 18W. 2, ili-xAv, June
17: d. July 10, 1801. 3, ('ii.\HT.r>- Joskph, h. June M,"]Stjtl 4 M\i!V \] ws.' Feb
19, 1869. ' ' ■
II. Mfiry Jane, b. June 23, 1839; m. Dec. 2o, ISCO, Ira J. Eiadner, h. I'lvmouth.
Aug. 7, 1837; Supervisor of the town of Nankin. 1, Nk[.i>ik (\. Nov. 28, j8t'.2. 2
Bl.^nch M., Sept. 15, l>r(;4. 3. MKL^•I^■ H., May 17. ).'<(j7; d. May 30, 18*1>^.
926418. finrah Tuttle, b. Sept. is, isQij; m. 1844, Daniel, s. of Daniel S;e^YaIt
of Clarendon. A't., b. June, lyiO. (her bro.-in-lau-;.
1. V.'arren F. Stewart, b. Oct. 9, lS4o; ra. Dec. 0, ISdG, K]tanor L., dau. of
Armstrong of Canada, b. Dec. u, 1.8-19. He enlisted in \'t. Vols., Nov.' 1, ];-;(;l, ami
served until nrmv disbanded; was in several engagements and a! ti-kiuf of Kichni.,nd
Ya. 1, EiiNKsT ]{.. b. Jan. 18, 1870.
]]. ]:ilen C. Stewart, b. Julv 9, 1847; m, .\farcli 15, 1870, NVilliam s of \Vm
Hodgkins of >[t. Holly, Vt.. b. April 3, ls4S.
026419. Elvira Tuttle, b. July 20, 1S09; d. D.c 1G, 1843; m. 1828. Ei-hraim.
Dudley, s. of her siep-father. K. Durilcy of (.'ast., b.]s07;d. l^.'^O; she m. (2) Jul v 3
1834, Daniel Steuurt, h. June, 1810; d. Jan. 14, 1857; hem. ^2) Suruli, sis. ci Elvira;
'/. liy 1st m. :
] Jason Dudley, b. ]829: went lo Syracu'^c, N. "Y.. alit. ISoO. since wlien notlOn'-^
has been lieuril oi liini; i. by 2d m. : ^
II. (ieorgc H. Dudley, Jan. 28, 1835; v.-ent to Pa. about 185(3; enli.sti-d, 1801, in
83d Kegt. }'a. \'ols. ; wounrled June 1, 1802, at batth' of Fair Oaks; l:ikfn j'ri.soner and
sent to Hichmorul. where lie d. in .luly, 1802.
HI. Aliiert Harri-; Dudley, June"ll, 1830; enlisted \u\i. Vols, in ISOL but was not
accepti-d: nnw doing a thriving businessnear Concord, N. H., niuiiufacturing'-doois, sasli
and blinds; m. June 1, 1^00, Maria J., dau. (A Samuel Crov.thei of \'s'ailin"4'<u-d v't b
in England,- Mar-di 4, isiiy. '~ ' '' "
IV. Sarah C. Dudley. Aug. 13, 1837; d. Auir. 15. is;]8.
V. Harvey Calvin Dudley, May 28, 1839; enlisi<-d Dec. 10. 1801, Co. H, 2d Kegt.
r. P. Sli.Hrp-^hn.iiers: discliarged f,.r disability, l''"!i. 11, ]8i;:>; engcJied in several severe
battles, of which \\ere Pap]iahaniiock Sta., Sulj-hur Springs, Chantillv and the 2d Bull
Ihin. He m. Sept. 20, 1803, Jennie M., dau. of Anson Cliilson of Wair!ni;ford, Vt "b
July 30, 1842. 1. I'.tiiT AKTiriJt, May 22. 1807. 2, Ralimi Ai.L..\( t;. A pril 28.' 1870
Vl. .Mary Elvira Dudley, April 1, 1841; ni. Aug. 22. 18r.4, Frank S., s. of Ira Clark
of Mt. Holly, Vt., 1>. Aug. 23. 1844. He enlisted Aug. 10, 1S04, in Cu. d', 4i]i JJcl::. Vt.
Vols., and was in active service during ilie last of the war. 1. CnHA Ei.i.Kx, June 13
1800. 2, WiLi.iA.M F., Aug. 25, Isii?'. y, A S<i.\, b. and d. sm. day, 1870.
VII. Frederick 'I'uttle Dudley, June 8. 1842. Enlisted, June, 'iSfil. in C'o. B, loth
Kegt. Mass. Vols. In 1803 was woundetl in the hiii at l)atifc of Antii-tam. and dis-
charged. Enlisted again in Co. K, 2d Kegt. Ni-w York V.-ti ran Cavalrv and vas in
active service dui-ing the war, and engaged in over 20 battles, (hi one occasion, e>;caiied
being taken prisoner by swiniming a. river; m. Jan. 5, 18<'.7, Clara A., dau. of David
Moore of Ludlow, \'t., b. Man li 0. 1819; one cliild: 1, (iF.iiuoi-: Fukdehmk Sept 0
1809. ' ^ ■ '
VIH. ^^'illiam Emmelt Dudley. Dec. S, 1843; M.D.; enlisted, Jan. 18, iSG'^, in Co.
H, 2.1 He;;-T. F. S ShariL-lmoters, and wasin u'^tive service th.ree years. \\'as in seveial
battles, of whicli Cl'.ancelhu-sville and (iottysburgh were the cl'iief; ;,t Hatcher's liun
was wounded. .\t expiration of his term of service lie returned toVt., and in .Mardi,
1805, began siud. med. with Pr.d'. Perkins of v.'asileion; stud, also with Dr. (ieo, Fo:< of
Kutland; irrad. .Med. Sem, , June 2'), 1807; ).r.ie. i,ne year wit;, i'l-of. Peikins inCa^t.,
on..' \i. in W ailiiigtnrd, \ i., ;,nd in is.',:: loe;.|ed ,a E. i^insi-t, \vhen' ]ii--. prnc. is larce,'
He m. Jrin. 1, isT.ii, l),.|ia S., dan. of Sehih Hinvkius of Cast., b. April V;*, 1S4S; .u ^-r'ad'.
of Cast. Sem... and has cnntriliuteil several poetic compositinns to the pa]>ers whirh \vere
highly commcnde<J; one<dii!il: 1, Lilian J'li.viu.v, Dec. 15,1808.
526 BRAXCTf OF SIMON,
■ 9265. Koah Tuttle, b. Maivh Sn, 175'^: 711. liuth (el-i. dan. of l.imis I'mu.],
and Diiuili Hiivcc. (]:\n. of XiUliruiiid and I'liebo li ovfr of W'alliiu^fordj Hfurli. lit-
lived many ycais w.'st of the Canada 15ridi;e; kept' a tavern; aftcru-urd reni(jved to
I31nn ford and lived vitli liis son Hird^eye, and d. tlierelN'^1, a. iVJ vrs Slu; d Xov
lb'22; 'diil. I), at. (^J^hl•u, L'oiin. " ' '
I. 'ryrann--, b. .July l;i. 177-1: in. Fstlier Ive.s.
II. ^Koia.iii. Phil" Howe, 1). in (io.slien, Com;., 3. of .h.s'ph Howe and Prudence
Norton, da'*> of Ji.-;"]ih N>r.-to:). wlioiemoved from ]nirham, Conn. , to (;. ]. Mika.
2, Ci-A7lIM>.V, m. Elijah T. Cuuiiiiini;s; res. (.fo-lirn. ;^i, S.vi.o.mk, 7n. Au"-. ^(1, ls;j:;
Samuel Dudh'v. 4, PurLO, 1). Oct. 17, IndS; ni. huev \\'oos1er. ". ' BiiiDsrvK i, ^av
2, 1812; m. Parthena Alien. ' ' •
TIT. Polly, m. Jeremiah Norton; b. in (h.shen ; .s. of Daniel Norton wlio was h. in
Durham. Con.n., -Mareh 'J, I7;j']. 1, Li;i;.\. m. W'ijliani Markd of New Canaan, Conn
2, Noah, m. Sar-.h Dean of New Canaan, (.'onn. 8. J)A.\n:i,, m. Adeline .Andrews of
New Canaan. Cor.n. I, IjICWis PkasK, ni. Jane Barnes, o, ]\)hi,Y. G, Pls'iinou, ni
Coleman nf Hudson, N. Y.
IV. l]>hvMid, 1.. July ti. 17^.7; m. Urania Orvis,
V. J-;o\ee, rem. to Sinithtl'dd , Pa.: m. I'lliv-alirih l.)unso!i of Shetlield, Mass.; ehil.
b. in Smithtield exee[)t the tiisi b. in (ioslien. Conn. 1, John. 2, llAUKrHT l';>rrf.Y.
3, BiKDSKVK 4, FUANKI.r.V.
VI. Hannah, ni. Luman, s. of Helmont Kelloj-ii'.
"\'1I. Bird-^eye, m. Laura Black of Blanford, Mass,, \>-],o d. thiMc May 14, ls;^7; (diil
b. in B. 1, \Vii,i.iA.M. 2, Noah. S. Kuth. 4, LAr);A. ,5, 15ir.i)sKVK. G, IJak-
KiET. 7, Hknkv. y, S.\i;.\H. y, C.vKor.rxK. 10, .M-\uy.
92661. Tyrauus Tuttle, July l;J, 1774: built and Hve'd in the house in (..'. now
orcu])ied by his s. Morris, and d. tlnrc Jan. 2:3. l'!^37, a. G;] vrs.; in. Nov. 22 1 7'.m;
Esther, u:x'i. of l.-.v.arns Ivrs, b. in (i. Ce!. Id, 1774.
1. Achsah, li. March 20, 179S.
II. Clarissa, b. Sept. 9, HiJiJ; tii. Nohemiah (irittin of Plymouth, Conn. ; /. ; 1,
EsTin:K. 2. Emu. v. '-i. Jii.ia. 4, Ci':* i;r,iA. o, Edcai;. ij, (rFouuM. '
111. Laura, !>. Jan. 20, jsni: ui. Daniel 4". LH'unis: res. Middleburv, Conn.; ehil.
h. in Plymouth, C<inn. 1, W'iri.iAM. 2, INIauti.v M. 3, T)!K(ini)i;[.; .\.
I\'. L-sther, b. >rarch ]■"), lNt>o; m. \\'arrrn Brown of Coshen; 1 child SvKVU
E.STHKK, b. D, c. 7, bS40.
\'. ^birris, b. Oct. Pi, isii.-); ni. Feb. :i, is;il, Aialhia, dau. of Averv Alhni
VI. E/.ra. b. June 'J, 1ni)7: d. Julv 2:i. 1S0!>.
VII. (I'eorge, 1). March 2;i, d. July'ph ISO!!.
92G54. Edward Tuttle, b. July 0, 17s.-,; d. Jun.- 1, 1S44: m. Au-. 9, ISQG
X'rania Orvis of Norfolk, who d. Fell, li), ]SG().
I. Moses, b. Vv.y 7. ]S()7: m. Sept. 2!J, IS.-.tL Mrs. I'ollv Doolittle. 1, Asa M.
h. Oct. 7, ls.-,7. 2, CK07{.n-. E., Oct. 11. pS.V.t, an.d d. Jan. 1:3, iSieF :j, Alvkkd B h'
Oct. 24, 1.SG2. 4, Samiki. 0., Feb. 25, 1S6L o, F);ax!a I)., b. Dec. 27 ISGo ' G
Hf.f.kna a., b. Mav 2S, 1SG8.
11. Sylvia, b.'june 22. ISO!).
'"^ III. Edwin, b. June 12, IS!!; ni. May o, 1.<W. Abii';:ul Case; res. La Grano-e, N. Y.
1, William E.. b. April 4, ls40; ni. Sept. 24, ISGo. Naiicv J. Richard.son; res!" Castile^
N. Y. 1, Wi'/.i^nn II., b. Nov. 4, lSGf5. 2. Sylvkstkh D., b', Au^■. 27, 1S42. 3, Cu.\iii,Esi
I). Jan. 2U, 1S4G. 4, Mauy E., May is, 1840. :., Fiianklix C^, b. April 23,'l8o;j.
IV. Aaron, b. April :j. ISl:}; ni. Jemima A, Burt.
V. Lorenzi), b, April 2S, 181,1.
VI. Urania C. , b. June 10, 1S17.
■^'11. Edward, b. Nov. JC, 1S19; in. Nov. 7, 1S47, Lueretia Lviich ; res. Alabama, N.
Y. 1, Srsw Vv.\s(yy. b. March n, 1S19; m. Feb. lo, 1S70, Bobert Bennels. 2, Aibekt
P., b. May .Y Fn.7o. :>,, Wn.i.iAM. J., b. Mav IG, 1S:,2.
VI!I. V'ianthe, 1). June ;M, IS-JJ: res. (Jre'ie-sville, N. Y,
IX. Samuel v., b. Nov. 1. 1S2L d. April 1, lS2o.
X. Ko.xftiia C, b. June 1 1, IS-jii; m. Ajirii Bh IS.^l. Ceorcf^ Slack. 1, Elizat;i;tii,
Oct. 12. ls,'.:r -J. EmvAHi). S-pt. 2i). ISoG. :!, n.ATTiJ: U., Nov. 17, ISoS. 4. Cf,.)i;(;k
T., b. July 2.j, is:;i. r,, JoH-N \V., b. I'eb. 22, lsG.3. G, Kox.^x.v ('., b. Julv 2G, ISGG.
7, M.^iRiKTiA 1).. 1). Jan. 2i). 1S71.
926544. Aarou Tuttle, b. Aj.ril :3, 1><;;3: in. Dec. 25, 1S37, Jemima A. Buit, who
d. Julv KJ, ISf'.'J; re.s. Oaktield, Oeaesee Co., N. Y.
TUTTLE, ROS.SLTEU.
I. Julian:i, 1). April ;30. ]S;jr); m. Jnnc IS, ]h:-,h Washiiu-fon Wl,it„ >v r ■ \v" 'i
bridge, Mich. 1, Mktvx T., b. Jnn. i:., is:,y. 2 (Jkokgk 1 ^ . ■ r Ar'"' '1 i"
.Sept. 2.-,, isor,. 4, Frank L., Aug. 8, Ks<;s ^^'^>i'''t' i^-. b. Ua. 1,.. ],soi. a, h.A,
li. 3!an J:tuo b. Jun. 5. 1S41; „,. Jan. 25, K<^0, Willian, Alorse- res \labamn
b. Marcli ],, ]nh1. 4, Ap.kie .M., b. .Inly 24, lS(i7. ' '^•^■^^'^^ ^^•'
III. John Kdu-aid, b. Juno 2,3, 1S-V3; d. Dee. 23, 1S4.5,
IV. Abbie M., b. .^!a^il 3, lS4o; ni. M;ircli Ui, l.Si;:i \,r.h F 'inttlr u-b- ,! Ar.,..i
13 istn; she UK (2K^r. 2 1.00 John^ Oup-nt,. of Hu Plai.; ^^ I ^' L '^it Pbu, '
i.b^-lstm.: 1, MAiiniA A., b. Jan lib i,So4. /. bv 2.1 m ■ •> Joux M h .\ „ , i
i««7. 3, anwMakv. b. Dec. yi, lyny. " ' ^^•' '• '^'^«- ^-
_ V. Saiuuel L.. b M.y lb. ls4N; in. Aug. 19, iSbb, Martha A. D.'l,na- res D'l
^lain. 1, C..KM.r.u:s D.. 1,. Oet. 22. ]^G7. 2, Si:xeuk.c>^ B., Sept. IG JsbO
\ F Sarah C, b. Uct. 8. ISoU.
J
A'Jl. Bfhb-n B., b. Se[it. lb, ISol.
of^^dn^o.i?;'^:;^? ^''^'^^' ^- '''°- ^^•^''-^ ^- -'"'^ ^^' ^^^^' "^- ^^^''=^- K--te,.
1 Loni.sa Ko.-^^iter, b. Jan. 27, 1768; m. Lviuan Hubbell
IF Meh.^sa iJos.siter: d. abt. Fs57. a. 6U; luun.
in. Tiiiiotliy Turtle liossiter, d. Julv 2!j l^lo a "')
IV. J;athau Boasiter, d_. Aug. 20, ISIO, ,(. 04 w],^^ ;,.^,,i,s after m )
\ . P.dward Kos.siter. d. al)t. 1S20, a. abt. 'SO; cler.rvmau
A I. David F'ossiter, d. abi. ISfJS, n. b6.
92691. Louisa Rossiter, b. Jan. 27, t7.>5,s, at Bichmondid. Julv 20 ls.-,7- „. ,,
VNiilinni.stowii, Ma.-.^., Jan. .», IsiM, Fvnmn, s. of I.:i.-a/er and Ann-i "Hn!,'],..''! u v
Fairli.ld, (-,.nn., Sept. y, HbS; vein, to Tro;, X. Y.; uu-i- hant ' ' ^'''
I. Fli/a Iianuah Hubbell, b. .Mav 2n, F^Osi- in Nhiv <J 1S'"'7 l)-,,,i, 1 \-,.i>i '■,„
Y. C. 1S20; d. 1809. 1. Makia Furis.(. b.\)et.i, 1S29 " 2' Fm 'v mx n '^^Z'
^ 1834. 4^ FVMAX m-..K,,.. July 2o. 1.3G. 5. FitA^er;. I'/'^v ./ d!-^''iso^'"^ '
Ldward, Oet. 6, 3 842. --, 1. ji'. t.,
IF Henry Ro.siter Hubbe-ll, April 4, 1y(,3; in. Jan. 8. Ib;j5. Carulin- Chieh.-.ter
I yUnxiJ^^:olAyK,^ov.. ls:o. 2, Fvmax. Apr.llO, ls4u. 3. Fiiax^^ks F AprH'^J'
^rt'o>i^^-^'"~Vi'''' ^^' ^^^•;, ■'• ^'-^^■■^^'^'N^ ii.. Oct. 21, 1849. b, iiKxuv i1k ;;.
<Jct. 2., 18-..^, ,, Cai'.oijm: C, Mareh 22, is^o
III. Nathan Hubbell b^Jan. 4, 1811 ; Ksq. : m. S-pt. 19, 1838, Elizabeth Adams
^vhod. \N est Mohawk St., BaA.An, ^. ^ .; (2)March 10. is.ll, Caroline F. Scott ] Tim^'
MK, .ov. <, iv:];.. 2, Anna, June 0.1842. 3, FiizAnKiii,, Au.- 12 1844 '4 Fv Vv
Dec. 12, l^i^l 0, F..I.KN Fk.kkv, .Fui. 29, 18o2. G. J^xk S; on- June ^8^5 7'
Eleazkk, Jan. 8, 1809. 7, HAKKfKT. 9, Ukuhok. a 1 1 , ^unc, igoo. ,,
East Hainpto,^ Mass. ; (2) .JeannKt. Snuthworth of B.nnin^;ton. \-t. 4 ■M;u!<"'lan 1
8 0: d V. o, A.rnii.U.,>, Feb. 20, 1842; n,. Charlotte Wise; a ^rand dau ;> I on'
Edward Fvrreft. b. Amos FA^^ iik.nck, Aiu'il 10, FS44; ni. Anna Buck- {•>) Filen Dunl-m
t' i"T ;; -•■""■ ]"'■ 'v/'-''^ '"• V'^''^"^ ^'^"i"''- >^"".-'-'<iA^-><Uu;; of ^ t^
Waslnngton, D. ( b. F..1/..V I ,:wkv. 9, M m.k. Feb. 9, ISM; ni. Fucv, dau, of \\ rn
I'ar.-on.-, F>>j., of Bf^ston. 10, Scsax Skuonvk-k. June 8 18.V-.
\'. Catharine Fouisa Iluljbell, A\n-l[ 29. ls21
_VI. Charles Fynian Hubbell, Sept. Hi. 1S27; ,n. Sept 20, Fsr>2, Julirfte E Bulklev
I e IS a man nf n-te in roy, .V V. 1, C.iaki.ks B., July 20, l8o3; M.D. in St. Fuk.:v
Ilo.pwal. .\. \. ( .. is. 4. 2. MAr:K Hopkins. Dec. l,',. lN.-,4. - Fkvnk Bo..,T.-r nl '
13,j^-.f;. 4, h;!)UAT;j). ,1, FonsA. (j. 11 km; v. ^ , ".a.nk i. >. 1 1 ..1,. Jun
VII. E(hva.-<1 Hubbell, m. an En^Mi^h lady and lives in En-land. 1, So.N.
528 BRAXCTI OF Sl.NtOX,
926.10. Thankful Tuttle, !>. nt <;..-1h^!i. Cmin., .Mi^y :;(). 17.")!»; d. at S<-lio<la<'k,
N. Y., Mari'li 2n, IvJ.'); m. I'liilip, v. ,,i' ] )aliicl am! Jlii/aiH-ih (I'on,! i Co,,!;-::, !i j.',.i, o'
17o~; iificr 111, vfU). in Hiilniiuiid, ]^rrkslii:i' (Jo., Ma---., -Alim-, during- ^r^liav's ii-li.>l!ii,|"i
lie was l)i'jint V Slirriif ami al timrs rx]Ki-,!',l to mucli ilaup-r; nti onv (icr'asidn, wliilc
driving, lie. was fircfi at ami puisiu-J \>y iliy iiisuru'Dis, an-! rsrapi-d hv imttiiii.'- liis liorst-
to full six-cd and lying- down in the bottom of his slcii:-h; in di-liancc of threats o;' instant
death, lie forcibly ojnan-il and adjourmnl the Court at J.ciiox. He icni. INIS to Nassau,
Kens, (.'o., N. v., and in 1S15 n-ui. a few idds into Sehotiack, where he d. .!an. !), ISIG;
he was a imai of Lcit-at courage and resolui ion. exceedingly active teni]i(Taiiicnt, line
persona' ajijieiUMm-f and an ard.i.'nt W'jii;;: he dealt largely "in real esiate, kej): a store
and liotel, fre(]iuntly bivnght droves of cattle an 1 dr*u-e' them to New V(jrk for sale,
returning on l;eirsrba<'k \viih the ]>iv'ee,-ds: the farm wli.^re ]u- d. v/as a.ftei ,vaids ownni
liy l>r. McClcllau and his wif.', ar'd now (187.J,) I'y .Mrs. l-lingli-an, their dau. ; chil. b. at
Kichmond, Ma^s.
1. Samuel Conk. b. Maich -1, ITTC; ni. ]S();!, Fanny Fe.iler, (2) Harriet ('(;ok.
11. Augustus (',)ok, b. .Ian. 2"), ITTN: deaf mute; d. 1''^^'!.
III. lirastus <_'eok, b. Pec, IN, ITTll; m. IKiO. Jeruslia ilewins.
IV. Silas Cook, b. Xov. •>•?, 17S1; d. Aug. 24. Isil; uimi.
V. (iiatia Tliarddul Cook, I>. Oct. 2',, Ks4; d. Oct. 4. 1840; uiun.
VI. Laura Hannali C<i.ik, li. .Ian. 4, ITs?; nj. ISUi, Samuel McClellaii.
92.G.10.1. Saratiel Cook, b. March 4, ITTti; Y. <;. ITik": rem. from Nassau U,
Balstuir S(ia., N. V., where he d. April lo, bSoN: lie was a hwvyer. very succes.'^ful in
jiractice and accumulared a large fortune; m. Feb. 20, ISOo. Fannv Fuller" of Sandisfield
Mass., b. May 3, 1TN4, d. ^farch 2^, ISlo; (-.2). June 11, 1S-?1, Tlarri'et Cook (his cou^-ln; of
Goslicn, Conn., b. May :.'5, 1794, (.living in 1^75); dan, of Moses I'ook; i. bv 1st ni,:
I. .Tames M,, b, Xov. 10, ]«U7: lawyer, and ].roininenl as a \Vhit: and iU-jniblican
, ]!o]itician; (.'oiiij.t'.ol'.er >n the State of Nev/ l.uk, lSo5: Sui.erint.-ndeiii of the iJuiidoig
J<e>)t. IS.')!); d. at Sarat..pa, Ajiril 12, l,s(i8: ni. Aug. 2il, 1N29. Elizabeth A. Barnunu
who d. .S-. i., May 15, lyo'ci; ni (2) Anna, dau. of (.ieorge S. and Catharine Cadv (,f Florida,
N. v.; chil. b, at Balston, Spa. 1, .Fi,.\iks C.^dv, Feb. 21, 1n;14; Fnior, Cof. ISo'j; stud.
lav>- and jirac. several yrs. at Albany, but abandonc'l law ii.r fimnice and is now (1875)
Ca.shier of a br.nk in Albany; m. April 2>';, isol*, >':uy .\., dan. of R. P. Learned, Esq..
of A. 1, Fanun FidUr, b. Jan. 27, ISiKj. 2, J(ti/iLfi 'Cndy. May !l, d. .Line 28, Ibtil. '6,
Mary ] jar ned, Xov. 22. 1^62. 4, Edirard II':li, Ajtril Sv. 1S7;1 2. ^^'t^,I..I.^\l P., Dec'
10, 1835; d. July 6, 1^.3*.;. ;j. CAiiiAKiNi; P.. b. Jan. 1. IS:;.'^; ni. Oct. 18. 18fil, G'eortre
S. Batcheller. a juein. of the statT of (iov. Fenlon of X. Y. during tlie wnv and a ]u-orni-
nent politiciaii in Saratoga Co. lie was laiely appointed one of the judges of the mixed
courts of Egypt by the Kliedive, and now (id75) resides in Cairo; /. one onlv surviving^
child. 1, C.'it.'t'irinr. 4; Anxa C, b. July 22, 1842; ni. Oct. 8, 18ijl, Iiarm"on P. Pull;
i. i. ; i'. by 2d ni.
!1. SaT.nu-.l Henry, b. J.ily IS, 1823; d. at Albany, Pec. 22, 18G8: a nieivli. of hirh
cliris:tiaii character ai^d deservedly esteemed: ni. Ju"ne 7, 1848, Anna P. Codirane'of
Amsterdam, X. 1 .; chil b. at Palston Sna. 1, SAiiAii L()t:is\ Feb. 10,1849 2 Lot is\
Feb. 21, 1851. " , . ,
"This is the liistory of Samue], s. of Philip and Thankful, a race distinguished
for success in uiouey gi-tting."'— y/y/(. h'li'irrt 11. Mrfjldlnn.
91^6.10.3. Erastus Cook, b. Pec 18, 177»:'fanncr: rem. to Ashtabula. ()., whr.
lie d. Aug. IS, isoii; m. March p-;, IstX). Jeruslia ilewins of Pichmond, Ma.ss.
L Althea Laura, b. Mar<di 10. ISOl; ni. Tinioihv Stnuii,-. a farmer of Ashrabula.
1, EnAsTis CuoK, d. v. 2, Hann.ui Pai.dxci;, m. 17/,ra I'at'terson, is45. 13, Ekastits
Cook, m. Mary Hubbard, 1850, 4, 4'i.motiiv Cok.nkij,.
11. Maria 'i'hiuilcful, b. April 10, 1802: d. Jan, IFi. ]s5(;; m. Pr. Puniel C, S].encer
of A. 1, Adf.I.IA <-'., m, Z. C. (Paves, 2, ib.u.i.l.x, b. Jan, 11, 1S25; d. .v. /, , lS48, o.
LrtiNDA, b, March 17, l82'i: m, IJev, Jc-eph P. Cra\.s. 4, C fii.Fin;!)' Pudlkv!
March (i, 18:11 ; m. Miirv F. Larre.
III. Jeru-ha lleu-iuv.. b, Feb. 20, 1804; d. Feb. 27, l^'O,
IV. J'bilip 'I'uttle, b, Jan. 2o, d. Aug, 17, ISOs.
V. Silas. July 7, INIO; set, at Saybroi.k, O. ; farmer; m. Marv. dau. of Fenner and
Phebe Palmer of Xassau, X. Y. 1, Fi;.N\i:i< pAt.MKU, b. Maich 8, 18o4; m. June U,
• Sai.iutl Ceok, b. EnR.. it^.: cinie evei iCr,-; n.-.i:- Hcpi- ."-'arkcr of V/?.llinc;ord, Conn ; l.i>. s. (a
grixndsoni Joseph bouglr. land in Cioshen, Cf>nn.; deed Feb. j, 17:1? and wfiit there .iKt. 171^ .Tn;i d. ^bi.
1777: m. Elfan.jr Toc.nson .tcJ had among others Daniel, b. Goshen; ra. Eli/abeth Fond and hao Philin;
m. 'I'hankfiil Tuule.
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TUTTLE, COOK. -^'-^
^Z''Vnrv M ^''.-kn- '^ PiMtU" >■ , All'-. D, l^^-'i. I!. CiiAKi.K^ II., April ■:-^. 1^^:S.
|:.40 i; M^HV F i: MnvOl. 1^41, 7. okv„.,,k II. . July 0., IS.14 ,1. .h,l. ^U 1«4.k
lo 1-47 11, <iKo. 15.. Au-. 12, 1811). 12, I L.)KliN( K A., l-rb. ^o, 1>-'1^ 1- J.W- KNK
I-L; M.y'21. 18^2. M. Fannv L., S,-pr. 1. isr^:;, i:,, iM'. u.vr., b. Oct. .. IS.f.. in-
is down Til .Miireb. ~k \^'u.
VI rannv, .lr.lv 24, 1S12: a. X>.v.. 1S22. • .-i ,, i
Vll Ainruula, b."lnT. 11, IM'i; m. is:;^, I'r. W ja. . NuiMlal.s i. at .v-h. O. 1
j,-,V .Vx\ I. <Vt 4 is:;.-.; m. ,J ui.- 1 . 1-0 1, AH..,! M. 1 Irtdu-r ot W .r.rn., 1 ■uinuull
'"y;;^ 7,'J:;-u^u,!{;;i;^ri:.^S^2rris^2: .,. Ma,d, 2.. i<.2. u.v >,. i..,. .e.
A.; Unvy..r. 1. Ch..ku-s Kodkkick, d. Ja„. 24, lso7. 2. i annv Makia. -:!, Ai.KK
hiM.pvoiif for T],en,selvP<, for tbdr cluldr.a, tor x\u-v: inwuls; home und.. th ,; mot
^vi a iM.mf fn. all wiih. a h-arlv ^velco,no tor ..a.h, a..! .... .a;;. mI^- ha. .•uj,.y.-d . ..an
ever fortrei the an.nntb.s which unifon..lv cl..s;.n.l ih-.v. 1 i^. ;;'<'';^^ >»a; '^i^, ;r!:;
abstract -fro.M - Eu!o:iy ..n Sam.iel McCb ilau. >!.>., pn;!'^^'-' ''^Z'"''^',:'', %' ^:^",^
Soci.-tv of iii." Star.. ,.1 V. V. ar.d read nt tlu.- annual lu.-fw.- .u A.banx, 1 .y. -i, '^- '• '^
.!urli^t.d.p;.\vlllnotu,!:.t. th. entire pap^r. In ...arlv lif. 1). McJ 1';!'- _y' -> ^^
tliH .-o^iimon s.-b....ls a-,.d the Acadciuy at Dc-rtield; taii-hi -.-h.^ol-md uo.hcd nnlnr.
futht-r-s fann; tb.-n siu.i. mod. wdth an cider br..,tiicr. ^>i- •'"V^,-^"'^ !S' '"':'':. I.''' '"-^V."!'
N. Y.. and was lic.-n?e.l to practice by the ruhanbin L<>. -M<'d.. ■"';';; ,;^;'y^^/ ••;;';\-/'/J/,:^'_
, ■ fli.-sur.e:;s
tldsdisea>.- was ;xttaonlinary, and established his re.ait.tion asasK.Ut.U idiNMCau,
vaih^l" .Extensively in that pak of the county as an epi b.n.c III. sue.es^ n, treatn.
v.-hicli h- cvo!- a l■terv^-ards maintained. . .,. „.„.,. .,,..11' f.ili
lie was nMnarkablvp,.paiar as a medical .,.strn.--..r and Ins em-, ^^a^ '^'^'''•■, ^^
of students M-vM-al of wh.mt liave ri-en to eminence an.l not ..ne has tad-d .o "•'';.'-':^ ;^
sue.U:fn' vra..titi,.ner. He ^vas a skillfnl sm-'on, bat aiie. ..a.^h.nrr the .^e ot ttv
Vears' dcdined'all sureica! op..rati..ns. He was uvice elected t'les. ot tnc ^^^'^^^^^^^
\'a M.d So.e Soon utter his nn hv nnitod -w^th the i'r,-:^ cnn. at .a^sau aud s. s .
lorn- a^a,-;:be,- eid^>r nntil Tle^ •' new s'd.ooH' division c.,mn,.n..l luni t- ^-:^:^- ^^^"l\
1S4^ wh.n hewbTuined letters and nnit.'d with thei.n,.-!i l.,fo; nicl eh.i. ... .l.e same
plae; He was s„.,n elected a rnim^ ebler an.l heM tie- oih.;e uind h.s death. He was
' . f ,1 -r-, , ...,..,■,-,>.,,■,.,. lie W-- a n.'Ide i.-ikm- man, mu'di above
a WHim aav.'.c;-.." ot t li- .cnip". a m e c,u..l. "t-Z^y- •• '; ■' - ., ,r, ,,, pi,, ,1
the ,>rdinarv height, and when in lieaith his weight var..-d irom 2Jo t., „.40 ibs. iic cl.
of -'j-'^7-;;,;%;:;:;^|.;'/,,(J^;t m, isn: nn He... 2 lsl,..An..uUs. of .lan.e.
and Sarah iiowuiuirU-rmL^ham, b. at Faniei-bury. Lnuu.. !'e.-. -• '^1^- ^-''^'''V^' '; '';',';
s of Uriah, s. of "leremiah.) Anson l^inirham is a lawyer: .-dncate.l a, - '"1-'> "-
xS'i,.n Cols:, and antnor of a valuable se.ie^ of law b.,oks U.^atm,, on the -^ - ^^""^
to real o<t;ae Has been .list. ativ. of Ite.^-^. Co , and a nnnnlun" ol tlu'ir a..^en.bhis. Ul
i^^•e chil b fj Mr and .Mrs. 13. all are dea 1. an.l they will b^av.- m- i..»teiitN
7 M:,v'ElzabethMcClellan, b. (^•t. b- IMs. .1. X-v. !, 1^4:1, ,n cluldbir^.; m
Mei-. 17 ls4n- Pari-, <. of .ledediah a.,d Matibla Tattle b.arbm [12 ; chil b. at Ib.met,
N "V : Mauv Kl.viXA, b. S,,„. :k iSll; .1. Mn.eh Ub l-i;2, in chtbd.irth. ">■ -l";;';"-
ls;i, Sa.nuel W. l,„vej.,y of Urbn-.l. X. H.; pa.l. Ha.l. Od.; lawver. h. ^^- =; ''^ " -
M-ir.'h 1-^7-' 1 -b;,,.../ y.ov-.v, b. .Mar.b U», lSt'>2, ;U \N an^rlo.-.l, N . \., .e'-pt. I _li}
linn. Ib'b.-rtll. McCb:llan, and b.-ars his nam-. 2, SAMfKL Mebm.i.i.AX, b, tx-t. oO.
^""^'hI. Hndi Wilson M;* -b^llan, b. D-c. 2, 1S20; grad. Hni.-n O.d. is:!!!; stnd. lasv and
Co>rlne rr^r.klin C... >Uss. The iMrm remained ,n possession <^;^ . ^'^.f ^^^ .'.'■ ;''(V , '^J" -^b^^^^
Mmu e Men i.t Ilev. war an.i served wuh hi. Co. as .n scou' and ''^f^V V^^lv," ed u.m tor cut? re off
Gea. Gates, but w.s nc;t present at |n.uie ot ^ri^JV"!^' '\u""^c!on::«l' ufX'^Seol^h cl,^ ul ...
Rur;:ovnes cwiuu. w-.ih C an.Kda, Hcu.i> a i.teidert l rcso. a,.i. kl .u^^u [ aun Hamudi
Sarali Wilson and had ten cb.P, of uho-.n e.u'ht rea.;.j.;d i.t.t.un v. 1 b:= ^^.n .sati.aU "}-^^^_^^]'^ , _,.. , _
Cr...k. Forsketchot Hu^'h MeClellan see /.■'<=.■/.!«<. i //.•.'^. '-.' (.<■•..-'".''■'■'•■■,'"■. ■• ' ■ '
/■ray: J/-.^".. Kcit. .'f. .'iJcC7f/i\i>i.
84
530
r.RANTr]! OF SIM OK.
pmr. iii riiath.iui, N. Y, ; drrted surru-at.- ..T ColimilHa C. ■
I'udin.u- l.\-;2, A (in.' udvoratr; rajiK:-, l!i;rli i„ ],!:■, |,n,|V-<xi,,ii nu
for judi.'ia! ],r,.ini.tM,ii; m. J:u). G. IS-Jii. JOii.ui;, F ,lau ,,f' ,
'111 -■..■i-vcd o!,- 1,-nii
l;a-- ii.-.-n a caudidia.-
31.-
l.iscH.U,, and l.Vd,..a; a;,,,:.!... ..f tlu. ,,o.t, of N,-" Yo^k'un ' ' ^ 'r'"^^" ll;;^
hruy-r, tann.r and crad K-ns. ) V,! vtcadnu. In.l. 1, .M akv I^kkk-t s / KH v'
:^4o; n J)cc lM.,t,, J,.;wn, 'Jraoy .d (i!„,,t. 1, n,>o>r( Wi^luvn. - J/.'r, S Fr,
Jhankj'd. L>. ^AKAU Ij.jZAV.KTn. 1., .iaii. ■>•: isj:-,,. ,,,., i .-./ {.■{•,;,• Z^'
native of Cuba. 1, Sarah Mrriellan. h. un. -'d is;.] 'i ' iM':^;V,rv"] 'w '"'"'";'•
March ;]0, 1853. 4, Wm. Lawkexck, b. Mairh 21,' JSri; ^'' ' ^'■'^'^'■'^ Koi;..Kr, b.
V. Koliort Henry McClellan, b. ])oc. 2S, Is'oG' T'nicn ('-,1 iviv cf, i i ,
adudU,.d to practice l>^4s; in Jau., lydU. jnined th. jP." " ,JV „ tS wlr, ""('r^
fornia, ,vtunu-dinl^d.)ands<.ttl..dat Nassau \ Y h, „'ir ., 1, J ^ " V
indaw Anson Bb.ha.n. I„ ,,., .d..<.,.d snr;o,at. Iv Id: ^^^^Z^^^X^ ^)^''\''^':^\
1. i>aniH, An-. 10, IM;; I.uj,. in Cdicshirc Oc. IS, ITdT
II. Joid. :\iav ir, iTdf). • ■
111. Clu-isthiii (dau.), .April 9 (.r 30 1751
ly. Th-.nkf.!, 1, March IT ur 20, l?:.-; n^. i).r. 10 ITT
y. .fnLn, Feb, 12, i::,{',.
^'1. Am.i-^. ;\^,-|u. 'J. i r~.^.
A'li. Anna. Aj.ril Co, i:<;o
VIJl. l^rb.r. D.'.-, .-,. ITf.l.
IX. Zib:i. M.-nrh O!!. ITi;;
V,'(Mj», .Ji-ffcr>oii ( ',v
cluiridi. Juno F.i, 1.--1!
-\. holy, A}.!ii IS, 17G1,'.
Ichabnd -Merrinnin.
,-, '' -I. -,...■>(. iiL, i rt-.o,. L..i_\ lui- adhii.s:>iua ot a nciw
929. Moses Tattle, b. Der. ],s, ir-j.-j- iiv..j .i,,,i ,i ;„ /■, i • .,
IG. 1SU4, a. SO. She Mas ba/,. i,, OyMaich V, 1;!: ^ ''""' """•■' ^'^'""'^^' ^^-^^'^ '^^ '^"'^
I. Sibyl. AFvil 18. 1747; n.. >h:y .1, 17Gd. An^o.-Hitcluaad.- sK, in Canada and d.
thcr
ill: "-^:.^:^.rn;l^^d^,;;;^l^!S.^^---:.^:^^ ,
Canandai.na. ^. Y. 4. FKKKMn-K.';..^'A^[. ':,,„:;. ^ 'r::" I.':'; '"'^^ '^"-^ ^V^
^ . sta:. G, Ma>o., „,. Saliy Saoken,. ■,... r ; , ..,, "' ; 'j^ -"- ";::„::; "I ;=;„'':. ^.
ros. X. Y. state
1\'. l;obfC,-a, Fol,, 4
i;K.-H.N.d.-IsGG: ,n. San^anrhu- jllS; ^Jt.-,' •;,,:!";• f'',./"'' "•"''"■" ''^•■•^■"^'^-- ^
Arnil and I), boi-.ih (],.., mii.s) l-iracf; r. ^ • ' ■
nn.. ii. Ji
\A(. , ]>!. I'hiirnv J),i,ilin!r-
'■n Mi-iriman. 1,
111. 17S1. dau. ol'
ATialan.l l),bo,-ab(] mis) Hrare; rnn. i,, Li:,-], ,i,.M ,'.,..,:,:, ;.,i' '- ^'^^"- <"
1. n.dn,.y, ]S:!9. •?, Susan, lsl4. 2, //. .^ l/ j s^r , . ^ ^'"'■^•^■^'•"'■'"' ,'V^n
l•am. in Wob'oti, ( 'onn. ■' ■ ^' ■■''-'-'■■^''i. '-"• -'i^l l>i.d
'In i7.',o I'oler Hitchco^.V
Joh\. Jo:;,::rb>i;n E;;::k^!^;;:;."\;:;^!',n/-- or Wamnsford na™.s w/ . K
--;ii/-abeth, and chil. Peter,
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\. >hist:s, 1>. Oit. 24, i;.";:'.; ui. Daiiiaris Hitclu-nok.
! VI. Aiini> twin witli Mo^>i's. lu. Swift; (2) ISostwick : lias di-sr. in Mon-
treal in f(ii-->varirnc!r biisitn-ss, liMiucJ l'':i>rer.
V'll, ]'"i<ji'lovt;, Ajuil N. ll'S: in. in (.'., Ja'.i. ','0, ITi'O, lOnos P>uiuirl]. He m. (2) Junp,
1, 1T80, Naomi Atwat-T. 1. E.Nos, A])!il '35, 1777: lia.-. dt.-sc. in ]^urlin;.:t('n, Com).
Ylll. 'i'haihl.'us, Anv;. IS, 1757; in. Amelia Atwaier.
IX. Sami!i-1, A]inl'ji;, l';5'.); iii. Martha Hull, Vvh. IT,, 17S3.
j X. Lvdia, July !>, 17'11: m. Aluier Doolittic, b. Ju!y27, 17(J0; re?;. (')ic.--,!iin>, Conn.;
! <:liil. baji. in Clieshii-p. 1, Loutm;, baji. Auir. o, 178.]. 2, A],t.i:i>.t, Feb. 7. 1780. 3,
! SiHYj,, Feb. 12, 1788. 4, Lydi.v, April 2-, 17811. 5, Ak.vkPv, F<-b. •J2, 17!)1; ras. in
t <'lcv. laud, 0. C, iSiiKj'.MKK, Sept. 8, 17ii5. 7, Ai.v in v. July 27, 17'.'7. 8, Jt;iJA, April
i 2o, ]6iKK
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I 9292. Icliabocl Tultle, b. leli. 4 1(48; lived in Che,-:hiro, Conn., and ownr.d tlu'
' farm uliout a mile and a (jUiirler east of the villa<;-e. now known as the l)ikiT.!:in farm;
I ni. Sarah, dan. of l>:ai. ar,d K.sther (Miles') Hitchcock of Che.shirc, b. Sei:'t. tl, 1757; d. Oct.
) 30, l8o4, a. 77.
I. Dan., ni. Hannah Holdrid/re.
I II. Sally, 1). Or\. :-l, 1777: m.'l798, Ephraiin Smith.
III. Clarissa, b. Dec. ol, 177!.': m. Titus Smith.
I IV. Friend, b. Dec. IK, 17N1; r.. 1804, Eunice fJn.'S.
V. Susanna, b. June 15, 17^:;; d. March, 1845: m. Se]>t. 7, 1808, i.iroen Smith of
Choshire, Conn., b. Feb. 20, 1787; d. 6\ ;'. April 8. 1845.
Vi. Ichabo'i, b. Dec. 2o, 17S4; d. ■>■. i. in Veri;-fnnes. Vt.: his ])..irtrait jiaintml more
than ludf a century a.<-o was foujid in lUirlln^aou, \x., by lleuajuh D.'alle, Esq., of
Che.shire, Conii., a.i\d ii- now in his ]ios.ses.sioa.
VII. Alfred, b. Ma-^- 15, 178'i: d. in Chesliiri-, Conn., unni.
Yin. :Minerva, b. >iay 12, 1788: m. Sept. 13, 1807, Betliu-i Bristol. 1, J.\?.:f.s. 2.
Joiix. 8, J.\XK. 4, .Ai.fiit:ii.
IX. ]-3cr.ajah, b. Mav 10, 1700: d, in Vergennos, ^'t., nun;.
X. Faviida. b. 171'2; d. Oci. 11, 1878, a'Si) vrs, and 7 i)\n--.- m. (inlus Iliichcock
■of C10'.shi!e, b. 1702; .1. .'day 7. 18112; 1 child, "l, Jri.i.v Ann, b. Aui;-. 8. 1815; m.
Benajali Beadle, JCs.p, of 'Cheshiie, b. May 5, 18]5. 1. Wil/ifiix. b. .March 8, 1837;
•enlisted iu Union army and d.. of disea.^e contra, 'ted in the service, Sept. 11, 18115; :i
line uiouxinieut to his lueiuiu-s' was erected in the Cheshire e-eL/:et<ui.. 2, Jlt/^ru, b. Jhu.
22,1844. 3, 7';'/y^.'/', b. Sept."2o, l,s47.
[ XI. Zephaniali, ni. Betsev llotchkhss of C, and d. .^. /". m South ('andina.
Xll. Sarah Julia, b. July 5, l7UG; m. ISIS, Samael V,'illiam Harwood of X. ILnv.,
j Conn., who d. Au.t,'-. 20, 1823". She m. (2) IL'i.rry Davidson, i. by 1st m. : 1, C.vnoi.ixf-:,
I 1>. Jan. 10, ]820. 2, ^^ n.Li.>>M A., h. March 1, 1823; imjiorfer of toy.-, china aud fancy
r^'oods and at;e:it f'.ir the .^;erriam Manufacturiivj^ Co. : ot'.h'e, Os' r'h'i.mb u-s st. , X'. Y. C. ;
m. March. vX, 1845, Svlvia Mix. b. Dec. 27, ISvl." 1. Hn-rul Klb'ih'fh, b.Jan. 0, 184(1.
2, Julia. ]:Uci>, Feb. 23, 1848. 3, 1!7W^7/// /,'., April 2;i, is51.
XIII. Maria, b, 1708; m. Cyrus Bradley; (2) Siieldou Lewis of Bristol, Cnin.; c^. i.
92921. Dan Tuttle. Ke])t no fam. rec. and " nobody knows;" m. Hannah IIol-
dridi^e of Crc-at Bend, Sus<(. Co., ra.,abt. I80(^he wa^kiil'dbya fallinj^ tree, Sept.
or Oct., 1834: his wi.]. ju. a 2d air<l 3nl time; lived witli her d;iu., Mrs. Faniiy Clatbu,
till d., abt. 18G1.
1. Amos (I'reen, lived v,-itli l;is j:r. f., Ichabod Tuttle, in Cheshire, from a .su\all
boy till nearly of a,ee; rem. tc) Ala. and enga.ired ii\ mercantile business; lost his life on
a steandu.at; 'had sons liviiur in Ala. at the bei;-inninii- of Xliv late var; m. abt. 1828,
-iulieua 11. Case of Simsbujy, Conn., b. Ajiril 24' IMO."
II. JiM-ry, m. Vo\\\ I>aurey; I'es. llerricj; '..'enier. Fa.
HI. John, r.'s. Fre-um, Fa.;!'. O. Starru'ca, \\'ayni> Co., Fa.
I\'. S;irah, n s. .\i*lelK)ro, Mass.: num.
V. Fannv (i., m. Xonnan F. Chdiin of Cibs-ui, I'a.
\'l. Fl,/ab"th.. m. Abe! (ilea-^on of Attleboro, Mass.
i Yll. F'adley, m.; res. Starruc-a.. Fa.
Ylll. M'>si-, m. S;irah Friiu'e of Starruccn.
i 92922. Saliy Tuttle, b. Oci. 3. 1777: d. June 2, lP-08; m. early nil70^\ l^i.hralm
\ Siuiih, bap. Dec. 21, 1777, :;nd n v.\. in 1700. to l.a-.^ sville (Fi-ar.klin). Su.-.j. Co.. ]'u.;
i hem. (21 Sarah Bu.-k, v. ho d. Xov. IS, 1840, a. Gl: h.e d. Nov. 4, 185(;, a. 70, neaily.
r.HAXCir OF SIMON.
I. \Villi;,iii Sniiil,. li. Nov. 04, IT'J-; in. Srj.r. 11, Is-jj, l.vdia, -lau. nf Cv.i>^
JJiaii.i.l ]5-.;-k; f,,s. I,, a;- I'ljtiklni. 1. I-'.i.i.AMi,; A.. 1>. Amr 1."), Is-jW (1. Si'i.t. -^r,, ]S.(-j,
2, J>Ar., b. .hill, l."), ]s:.'i;; ,1. Ai.ril 7, iMiii. :',. .In.iA J., li. Julv •::>, in:!)); jh, Ju'iM-'Jl
l^C.I, E. S. Lockt-r. 1, .l/iv (;., \>. April H'.. 1n-!2. 4. FirvNKi.i'N- S., h. .]iih 14, ]^:J1;
m. Aug. 2J, iN.-i, Fantii.- A. '>Vlic.-l.'r. 1, C/i.t rlir B., \). .\-m\. '^^.^, \Hu\]. 'i,' ilnttl,' }]. ,
b. Murcli i?5, ISfiO. ."), l-jnvAini iV.b. Ori. 17, ]s;',ii: of tin- linn of Siniih A: Keiincv,
meirluiiits, Biiighamtnn. N. Y. (;, Ci.ouiii:, II., b. Jan. VA. 1S4:!.
II. Mi^rab ?^ii:uh, b. .Iiiiie 18, V^^fi: in. Xnv. 0, ls2!j, (.'ovcll Park: re-, nr. Fraukliu.
1, CkoKwK \V., b. .\.,v. IS. 1^:.'4; 111. Uct. bs,-,(_i. Knillv Uct. -J. IIkmiy W., b. X.,\-
14, b\^-JG: 111. X(.r. 11, )s")0. .lar:- Tuttlr; r.-s. (.■!■.? rli'^ld, Pa. 1, ^.'A-'r'-// C.,!). Jan.
iy.")4. o, Anx Ki.r/A. li. Oft. 1^, ;^;j-2; u. Sl'I'I. 17, 1'<:J7. 4. l-:7)\VAia> c", b. Ffb. M
184-:?; 111. .May N, i^i;7, ]•;:'];. t A. Sn.itli.
.ill. Sally TiiTih,- Siiiiili. b. Sci.i. 19. 1-04; '!. Frb. -Ji], IS!;";: ,,1. Jan. 10. ls:37, Lrvi
Suinniers. 1. \\'n.i.fA>r H., b. Nov. 17, ISoS; m. Maf^-li 1, iSijO, jjiblnu A. Dcwcv: «,ii('
(•lii]<i. 1. l.cai, b. A]uil 8, ISDS. •^, Ja.mks K., b. Autr, O-"), 1S40. 3, IFm; vky'E. . b.
Ju!:fG. l^'j:;-. in. Fr-b. 05. ISfiH, Opliflia lb 'i'uub- one' diild. Roil,,,, b. ])rc. M l-ro
4, Fklam. il.. b. F.,4.. II, isi;,; ,1. W'h. 1!*, isjj;,.
IV, K>.1iraiin Sinitji, l". A))iil 11, IsiMi; m. .Ian. 3, ISni, Marv Bamnni. ], FiJAxrics
F:., b. Mai'-b o. l^.-:;:'.: m. Mar<.4i Oo, IS'ls, J.,sci.ii F. .Merri:iuiii. ' 0, S.vi.ah K., b. Frb.
7, is:'i';. :.i. S. Aroi>ir-, b. Nov. U, 1,':;;7: served two voars as a soldier in tlie Fidon
ann> ; re.s. F;:snoville. Fa. 4, WiiJ.rAM J., b. F.4.. OF ISKi; d. Sepi. 04, IS'i). o,
La\-"[>;ia >F^i;iA. li. .luiy 7,1-1:3. (i, Fiijah IF, b. .Ian. Od. F-^."); m. ]>.'c. 04. 1m14.
l':u^reii;<> F. Fniter. 1, [i, rtr'i'lp }r,uf, \). ^VA\>■ ]'i). IsbO. 2, //.' r, ///;., b. Sepi. 4, FSd^.
7, \ViLi.[AM JF, b. Sein. 10, F'^4«. .^, Ilii:A}.r F., b. July O.'i, l^Fs.'
921^23. Clarissa Tllttle, b. Ftee. ;31. nTiF'm, Titn.s Smitb, b. Sej.;. 27, 1770, and
Loth d. on tFe same .lay, Feb. 1';. l^iiO, In Sf|,t., 1707. Fm'n- Fines and Titiis Si;iiili
left Flieslii'.e. ('<'iiu., and arcived a! Faw^ville^-' on tin- 07ili of the .-aii.ie month, the l■^T]l
birthday of Smiili. The obj»-er was To exiJoio ami seh-ft land, all leturnin-- to Conn,
for thi- eiisuiii^" « iiitei-. In Feb., 170-:, Titus Smith Avas airain on tlie cTfUJiul arcin-
jianied by liis brother Fi>hraini (who m. Sally Tuttb;, sis of ('uiri-ssa). They bron£rht a
t^led, provisions and a few utensils. 'Ilie slej, covered with bouo-lis. t;erved'as a stielter
for. a ioni;- t'lne. The bn he had iiariia!l\ cleared the |irevions fall he sold to ]'>avid
IFu'ntim and. comiuenc.A] a'iie\\' <.'n tiie farm lie cultivated and lived on till old age. He
was one of the el.lers of the Fre>b. ehh., r1i..v,.ii ;„ FSMG, and Fad jires iously' lieei, a
deaeoii, v.-hi'di otllee he h-id ali(..nt f'+"!y ye;iis. He was one of ih.^ .-even brothers! v.-lio
settled in Franklin, all of v,-F(;ni liv. d, b,,'yond ih..^ age of SO yrs. excejiting Anson, ^vlio
■was UKjrtully hurt by a failing limb of a ti'.'e he was e]io|i])ing. 'Fhis was in ISorj. He
Avas 00 years of age and umn. His <F made it neees.sary to selict groniul for a cemetery,
and his burial wa.s the llrst one in ihe town.-Fii'. Th.e grouiul selected was a part of
each of the adjoining farmsdf F'ufus Fiites and Fiiliraim Smith. In tliat sa.'rrd
enclosure ne: ily ail iiie hrst st-nlci'.^ of the ida.ce now re.st. Rnfus Fines rem. lircillv ti.>
L. about \>:Q\.-'J^lirLi:ia!i:>- Hist. .<>'.■<'/. r.,.'
1. Lambert Sniitli, b. in Ftieshire, Foiin.. Xov. 17, 1790; m. IsO.j, Margaret
Isrown; res. Faw.-ville Ft-nti'r. 1, Jcr.iAE! '1 a . b. Xo\-. 0."), 1805; m. F'^40, .lofin C.
T'ruesdale, and remov.-d r,, \\"i.--.;n:is;,^. i_ I^:unihri, b. Xov. 'i. 1S.")0. 0, Jhirnj, Fee. F^,
18.53. o, /.(".'o^. b. May 0, F-'lO. 0, Mi:i.i--A A.xx, unui. :!, Fd.-ai; W'.. 'b. Sejit . S.
ISOS; ni. Hilary .Ann Smith. Fi IS-jI vein, to N\'is. and settled in (ireen Fake Co., where
*Lav.-svine rei;eivtcl its name in ^ ■■nor of S<--miiel .A.. Law of Chciiire, Conn., to wliose iiiilucnce prclj-
ably was due the settlement tiiere o; so m;iny emi^'rants from his native tov.n. The route Iroui Chc;.-
liire was across trie country to the Hudson River, crossin,': to Catskilb thence to the head ol the f^ela-
ware river near IFirpersvilie, .N' V., thence to the Susquehanna \';i!ley at Wattle's Ferry, at the north
end of Criadi!ia\'i'.Uj,'e: thence down the Susquohannah to Great liend. the whole distance|about r;.? miles,
much of it west of the Ihids.'in a wilderness. From Great Head to Law^viUe the way was found by
marked trees and th'- ciinpa.ss; campini,' on arrival until cabins could be erected. The first clearing at
L. was made in the spring of 17.^7 by James Clark. — //•/.t'.
1The seven brothers above relerred to were sons of E[>hraiai, and supp ■sr.l trrandsons of Kphraini and
Thankful 'lyler ^mitli of Chesiiire, Conn. Tl'.ankful Tyler .vas dau. of .Xarlian and Rachel ^T^!lIic'
Tyler, and gr. daj. of Ilea. Timothy Turtle [g?]; hirths and baptisms copied from Cheshire ch!;. rec.
F Roswell, m. Seet. 5, .-i.o, bucy Ann Norton; (?i .\pril 10. iS.m, Hannah Hitchcock.
II. l"phraur., bap. Dec. -i, 1777; d. Nov. 4, 1S36, a. 7;,: ni. Sally TuUle.
Ill Titus, b. Sr;ir.. 77, i-7-,; d. Feb. r', i?oj; in o ,d vear m. Clarissa Tuuie, who d. same day as
hu^b:uK;.
1\'. I'.iyriion;!, b. i7->i; >:'. 1S70, a. £y: m. sis. of his bro. Roswell's wf.
V. .\nson, b. .March 9. bap. .Alay 30, 17C4; killed by a falljn.; tree i.-o,, a. 22, unni
•\'t. Silves'.cr. b .Nt.iy ij. i-S/-: m. I'a;!\' tl.'ues.
VU. Lyman, b. Sept 7, i7-':', m. Debor.ih Buck.
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lif' (1. iV'c. 7, is!i2. 1, ]),■ Ktt,i Ahifi, '.I. Srp!., i^'i". 0. //!-•,/■;// /v/,///,', ii. isj.-). ;j,
J/",'v/ -l"''', li. April. 1"^")!'. 4. Af.DNZi.t 'i'l/'iTi i;. b. i^;'.:': m. ilanuiili iliiiL'.ii:;'ii; r<-o.
Mr.liiia, N. \,; 1 chiM. i lui r!ry }H ivjnui n. ri, Tm iiov Lam i;i-.ki', li. July lU, isri; \\\,
Eli7.ul'itli 1. .Inlm-oii: rc-i. Law.-villp Cciiter..
11. 15cis_v Smitli, 111. .luliti CJi-feu ("211 wt'.): liistii'.-I \vf. v.-;!> Plulfc Sniitii.
111. I'hih'i Smith. iM. J.'lm Givl-ii. J. .I.vM'. Ami.i.[.\, it.s. IVniyliiimion, X. Y.;
uuni. '2, 1Ji;tsI':v Ann', i^s. ILiriiLM-rivillr, N.^'.; uii;r.. '■',. run, a .M!Si;i;va hi. Julius
Siuitli; n--. iHiiiylianitiju; i'. t\N"o (lau.<.
]\'. 'riiu.-< Siiiiili, 111. Sarali (in-i^n: res. I'. 1, Fi;.vM i--, in. S.irali Am; 15ruU''hig-(.-;
ifs. l-'raiiklin, ]'a. 2, i'.\NMi; (• kk.kn, in. Cliarhs UtTri!.'-; , unfliitusi , airl lias nup iJau. ;
re.-. IJ. o, Hi;m;v L., ni. 4, I'oiiXLi.iA num.
A'. Xaliliy Ann Smiih, m, Charli'S W, it,.'!-, wli;) d. .Tun. 12. I^''i2. 1, Ai;v<Tixi-;
AriM sTA, 111. \Vni. Audrey Siuiili ami lia.-; 1 dau. res. Fiaiikliu. 2, (iKuiicK H.vk:uNv;ton,
111. .Au;i iCliza Park, ami Las one sou. *
V[. Isaiah Suiith, drowned at West Haven, Conn.
\\\. Sa.r:ih Julia S'uith. ni. \MlliaTii (irecii. Sin- d. l"^'):!. 1, .\m'.ki;t \Vi;h;ht,
)e\vrl,-r; HI. Ana Pauau, a'ld, lias 2 oltil.; res. l']liuii-a, X. Y. 2, \\'ir,i.iA.M, in. Sarali
"l;r-i.;:er: res. ( ]>7] lA\'ashin^Ti n. D. (.'.
YIII. ramiv Suiitli, (1. V.
IX. Susaii Maria Smith, lu. S-i-t., ls4':i, Wr,,. \\. llatrli. Shr d. Veh. 21. lb''').!.
92924. rvJClid TutUc, b. iK-;. Ki, ITSl; rem. from Clie.^ldiv, Coum., to Laws-
villi, Su8(j. C'l., Pa., ul'ere lit.' lu'i]>e'.l to i'orni the ehundi, and was its clerk lor many
years and uittil his di'ath, r>.'i-. ly, ],^20. An ohituary in the loral i>a].>er .speaks of hiui
in till' hitrhest terms a^ an ai-tivi= and useful eiii/en and a deNoted ehrislian. Tlu' whole
<'OiinuuniTy m.-)urncd I'.is h.ws. "He %\ as emimuuly a jieaee makfi-." IJ.- m. May 21,
ISi'li, Kuniee, dau. of Piiifus ami Tamai- Lines, 1>. in Cle'-hire, Coiiu., Xov. o, 1 7'^ ! : this
was the lirst luarriai^'e in Lawsviile. Sue d. in Prardilm, Auu. Pk l^iiO, ie. hie '^Hii yi.:
ii'-arly the last survivor of the tlrst S(;-til.-rs of l,a^vs\■ille. She was- left .-i widow with.
e!i;-ht cIiiMren 1o |iro%-Idj' and eare for, and a-; an in-tani'e of the toiis ;:iid iirivatiem:; of
jiiteaeer life in tlu' v.dlderr.ess ii is rolat'-d that ouch, in eompaiiy wiiii .\]i-s. .^Ler^inIan,
she went twenty irdh-s to ])roeure as many ji'ttatoes as she eiuid carry on tin.' \:;\Ak ol her
hor.-e. Sill' lived to s''c her ehildreii all settled iu life and th.e In ads of families. She
was u woman ot peculiar eiier^-y, a devoted christian, and tie' iiii mijry uf her lifcid'
un\^■|•aril'd and victorion-^ eoniiic-t, with many trials and ddthcultifs, and of her many
virtues, is a ]>reciiuis !.-racv tn her descendants.
I. Ransom, h. Au.:. 0. I'^Oo: d. Xov. 24, ISOl).
n. Pam.dia, 1.. March 2. hSO:: m. Daniel C. P-!owmv<,
III. 171iza, P. (.)c'. 2:), J^ns.- ni. .\]ir:l P"), 1^27, P.lu.'ia M. Bhmding of Harford.
Susq. Co., Pa., 1). Fell. 14, 17'.i'.»; d. al.it. P'o2 in Harford: wi>l. muve.l tV> falls of St.
Croix, Wis.: chil. h. iu H.,'cxc!-yr jlr.^t two 1.. in Oliio. ], W'm.i.iam. 1). abt. ISoO; m.
lS(j2-y, Fdl.'.a Tuttie (hi.-- iirsi ciej.^in;, dan. of AiidrcNV of \\ is. 2. JoiiN. li, Mahv. 4,
Kc(,KNi:. •"). Fi.AviA. n, r i;a\k. 7, May. n, FuKJii.r.icK.
IV. Andrew, ij. Amr. 2'..i, PqU: m. Dec, ]s;P, Lucy Pacou of ^^'yo;niIl_^•, Pa. He
d. alit. Dec, ]N'i:J, n.-nr Salt Lak^ City. L'tah; family re>ide near the falls oi' St. Croix.
Wis. p Kj,i. 2, Pavj.kv. o, Li.oyh. 4, N\'ai;ki:n. .">, J-h.tZA, m. William IMandin^-.
<^i, JlUIN.
V. Peubeii, be June 2U, 1SP2: ])o^tmaster of (Pb.-,on, Pa., st vi-ral vears; )n. Feb. 4,
tS;-)a, Mary Ann Judd. b. in.Milford. Iki., .Pim' 21, isl:i: d. Au.l-. P'. l^d'.t. ]. Oimikma
I)., m. Harvey Y... s. (d'Levi and Sally Summers; res. near t>riel. Pa. '2, A SON, m. aiul
res. at <Jrie].
Yi, .Mary Am., b. ])cc 0, 1814 ihas the family Pild.-k m. Aui;., JS^D, Edwin J.
.Ster.rn-, artist, of llom-^dal". Pa. 1, Ln.i.iK.\., m. in H. P'-Go. J. '1'. P.aui^doii of .Mmi-
tto.^f. Pa. 2. Li)fi-^A. ;k Pk!,.vm),
Yll. 'i'amar, ''.>. Uct. :;, 1--1(;: d. ain isl'.l; in. is}:]. Dr. licnjamin W . Pratt of Jcdins-
town, (). P <ii:i!T]iri>i:. 2. I'"iciknj> \\'Ar-|-Ki;.
YIlL Jlufus. le Jan. o, !^]'.P m. (.'c. IC. ]s|:j, Mar^'aret Stcvr-us (d' Xi.di.dscn, Vi\.\
i-es. UpsonviUe. Pa. 1. .Maily K., i). F.4,. 12. 1S4.'.; ns," Attlehcro Falls. .Mass. 2, Mir.o
:M.. 1). Feb. 27, 1^47: ivs. Lvud-n, \^dlitcsidrs e',,.. HI. ;;, Fi;an( i> E.. Julv 22, IS4'.i.
4. Ei.i,\ A., b. May 17. Is.ri. .".. Et>wix Ik, h. .Murdi 27. \<>\. tk Ii-a D., b. .May ;.iO,
J^r.-id. 7, \\ku,TKH .\.. b. V)cr. 12, Pst'.O,
IX. Friend, b. NPuvli s, I'-j; y-.X,.,-^ mnntlis .ifter tie- dc.tb of his favhoi^ ,n. A]e-il
;k 1^42, I'huidine Cole of Fr.iiikiin: re-. Wiliiamsburu'. ]''a. ; mill wrii,'lit : rem. t(.i Spar-
lanburo-, S. C.
i<34 BRAXCir OF SIMOX.
0292-12. Pamolia Tuttlo, h. Mnrrl, -J, isor; m. F.-!.. t?;;, ISiKi, Daiuol C son of
John Ulowrrs of ].., I.>. Feb. 'J'J, isi.i^. An-,'. IS. ]sii;. Cliarl.-s Ji'owVrs. a. Si>, hi.s >()ii,
John Blowers, it. (;:-5. hi.s g. t., Daniel C, a. 08, imuI gt. g. s., AHiert LeKov 151ov,-.!,-;, n,
14, iJiowed a liokl togetlier in Franklin, Pa. The gt. g. f. , Cliarle-t Hlowets". lived t(. see
II de.seendant of the 4tli g^eneration, and d. a. 91. Mrs. Panielia Bli.'wi-rs was president
of the Franklin S.-ddirrs' Aid Sfsc. (hiring the war.
I. Mary (>idielia Blowers, b. Feb.' 10, d. F. b. 21, 18:il.
]]. Albert l.elJoy Blowers, b. March 81, ls;«; enlisted; commissioned as Bicut.
in Gist Regt. N. Y. \'ols. , in i;;il of 1861: served on the Peninsula during a jiart of isn-J;,
Taken sitdv and relieved; now (ISTo) living in N. \'. city; rem. abt, INTn "to S]iarlanbur::,
S. C; m. in X. Y, by Kev. A. S. Fiamls, .June lo, IS.",;!, Harriet Cornelia Bockvv-ell who
d. Nov. 20. 18.')7, a. ^d. He m. I'.^i in X. Y., by B,_-v. A. S. Iv-.-ue-is. Nov. -JS. bs.-j--. Susan
Jane Ward. /. by 1st m.: 1, At/F.L.vtDi; Uimiki.ia, h. Marrh 02, 1804. 2, J,E!,.\m)
LeKoy, Xov. Hi, lyOO; (1. Xov. 10. 1^07. /. by 2d m. ; 8, Fi.i..\ ELTZ.\.tu;Tir. b. Mav S,
18C0; d. Dec. 20. 1^1)1. 4, Jeho.mk ALi'.i:irr, b. Xov. 17, lsG2. 0, iHcn.M.i) D.vxiki', )).'
A])ril 17, 1800. G. i 'At;i;iB F.i.iz-\i;KT}f. b. Feb. 01, 'isiy.i,
III. F:ii7.a A7U1 Blowei-s. b. Ai)ril 10. iMJ-i, m. in Franklin. 180*:. Jolm Mose.-^. Ik-
enlisted iu b'^fiO or '■',. in lieavy ariillery aiui served till 'dose uf tlie war.
W. .An. elia Adelaide Blower.s, b. dune 10,1837; m. i.nF. .Inne 1807, Obed Bollfs
of Forest Lake, I'a.
V. Lodema Coralinn Blowirs, b. Jan. S, 1S.'!!I; d. .\lav 14. 1843.
VI. Soplironia A. Blowers, b. Xnv. 7, I8ll, d. J>er. 24, J8'H; m. Aug;., 1808,
Eugene Bolle.s of Forest Bake.
Vll. Augusta Cornelia Binwcrs, b. May 7, 1^13; d. March 2"i, 1844.
Vlir. Tamar Jo-^ey.hine IViowers. b. .Ma.V 10, isi,-,.
IX. .Friend John Blova-rs, b. May 21,"l847: res. X. Y.
X. Sarahette ^fyra JMnwers. b. May 4. 184y; d. isc.a, unm.
9295. Iv.ioses Tutlle, b. Oct. 24, 170;i; re-, rrosjact, CV.nn., wh.'re he d. .Jan. 17,
1830, a. 82: rn. in ^he^ll!re, Daniaris Hitchcotdc, b. 170s; d. July 28, 1830, a. 7i.
I. Wooster, b, Xrv. (I, 1779: m. Mercy Stiepard.
II. CJem'-ritinf. b. Mav 7. 1781; m. Joid Merilman of Cln-^hire.
Jll. ]?ans.an, b. S.-pr. 2, 17S0; m. 1809. Sallv Brooks
IV. Panedia, b. Sei't. 2, 1787; m. Benj, D. i5eeclier.
V. Sophia, m. C'ooj.m- l^rooks of I'rosj.ect. 1, F];.v>;cEs. 2, Hikam. 3, Siikk^
i!A>.'. 4, MF:i:iaAM. 0, John. (>, A.masa.
VI. Fr:>elovc. b. Xov. 22, 17^2; b.ip. Dec. 20, 1782; per. m. John Benliam.
Vll. Tiieophilus. Feb. 1, 1701.
VIJI. BiJev.
IX. Mo^es, b. June 10, 170G.
92951. Wooster Tuttlo, b. Xov. G, 1"0; d. in Pros., Feb. 2G, 1843, a. GO; m.
I^fercy Slujuard; clnl. b. in Pj;i-^.
I. Zophar, m. Xani;y Shei-man.
11. I'amaris, m. Oct. 20. 1824, tiideon Mayliew; res. ProS]«ec-t, Conn. 1, ]H"sskl]..
2. M'li.i.iAM; sea Cftjit. ; les. Xo. Hav.
HI. Vinc-nt, b. Jan. 10, 1804: m. Mary Hitchcock.
1\'. Julia, m. Jarvis Sherman; res. Beadiing, Conn. 1, Lauka.
V. Isaac.
929511. Zopher Tllttle, res. Oxford, Cnnn.:m. Xancy Sherman.
1. (.'harles. res. Decatur, J!l.;m. Oct. G, 1^07, Henrietta' Flora. 1, FiiAXKl.ix. 2,
Boi'ir:. '■). Shkk!I>ax. 4. P^hi;t)I)ik.
II. Kmily A., m. Sejit. 20, ls03, F.dward Pitkin, b. Xnv. 2^, 1n:;(I: Sere-r. Co. ]•],
28th Uegt., (/onn. \'.ds.;rcs. J.akeville, Conn. 1, Ei.i.a, b. Xov. 24 1n04. 2 Ed'.vvki)
b. J illy 10. 1S07.
Ul. (^nrue; IJ. ut. in Feien army: killed at battle of Shiioh: unnt.
IV. E.i/a, m. Oct. 20, 18G0, .\lb(it .bdinsou; res. Anse.nia, C,,nn. 1, Mii.Ks dec.
2, Edwin. :;, Ai.r k.
y. Burtmi, m. JiuieO, J8d3, Murv Phitt ; res. Decatur. III. 1. Em.ma. 2. Ai,i> 1-.
8, Mum.v.
\'l. Elizabeth. ;.). Mirer Baldwin: :ev .VaugatU'k. 1. Di-.I,IA.
^■|l. Frank, I. M.l>.): m. .March 10, Is'fjO, An..nisia Mann; res. Xaueatu<k. 1 Lj'TIA.
2, S.>\. ■ ^
VHt. Adelia, m. Feb. 20. l^GO, Sanuud Biliam; res. An.-onia, Ci-nn.
TUTTLIJ.
JX. Xiles, d.
X. Jjinc. dec.
XL All,-,, ,„. ,,„,, j,,j„s „„„;„,„ .,.„|,,„^ ,,„ j„^„,,,^^
..'iS^':j;„.!?!;S,^!^^«i^;/i;:;,,',:;, ,:::;•';. ;■■ '■-.«•..- r..c. .. >«.;
■18.J0. J-.ikli.,nistL'd, Clin., h. Jan. -0, ISO.j; d. Sc-pt 29
d. Jan. 4, ]s,ir,, V c.r vin f< S r ixr " '"^^^^^^^^ ]. Em^-^u Ju.t.^vcktii
iMogrl;,iu!;;'ol';,.i\:;::;;;;;!„';,^,;:::;;.;-;.;,^^ i'^. ms. in reading a i,ook of
hiU>r he obtained n.r.,.,;,n. „, l.-Iv ' e • ' - '" T^ /^^'"^ """''^^''■- % ^^^^ere nnuiual
friend who failed. Tl,.; ] ^ j',^,^. \; f^ "^^ ^'^' ^'^'"'^ 1'I''^">1 i" the hands-of a
)us personal oJr..,-ts w.r. d Vr C ' v ^ ."^^^ .^^''^l^^i^-n^-l at tlie sa.n.. titn.- tan.ht: Iuto
':ould spar.: fn.u WilhndVua- o (ILh', "/I =^^^^y» l^'^'h^voted si.t.T s.ni hini ail she
him and !H>enlistr<i in Co C m, .. v V "'''"' ^'"^^ ''"'^ for T.^piJU nit-n miclie<l
For some time h,- .erved a. in- v r, v;, ' f' ' '' '■'"='.1;:"'>- '"■'"h' up oi .-tudeuts and 1.-acliers.
nient.s t'ah.n prisoner o '.a , 7 .^ j, ^"^ '"" '>'r''."- ' ' '" '"'■■-• "^ ^'^-'^ earlv .n^.^.^e-
food, ],.tray.<{ .-he e 1 e ^ou^t h , ".il-^ ' T'p'' V''^ '^'''*^ "''"''^ lor days wiU.otzt
montl>sand u-Lih- stricken vi 1, r - 'l '« ^ ^^Innnnd and a, Libby prison three
Tuscaloosa: th.noe to SabsW %} rl't.'T^^' '''' '' !"^ f.r a pillo.-; thence to
.ground, lie battled u'ith d.-,rh" '•,",, i\. '"', ""T''^ '' year, ) where, 13 feet under
weicchin^ instrn P'-ul^t ; uc ^ r n i'' ""V^'' ''•' 'V'" "''' Vhyslc.Uy . wreck,
nbject witi. st,.ndv pim'.;, J » ,''\ .' 'I''' ^•''' . ^^-^'^•=' ^'' ^b.^ldadc hole he pursued hi^
and parsed Milton's Pradi.; I o^t\ i'"'''?'"""' T'^'"'^ *'"""'«" '^"^' geunietrv
Afteru-ards exriw„v^..d and ;nv ; . /'V'V' "T' V'f^' "' ^'^'""•^- -^uff lh;.n thisV
h'Ctnrin:, nn his pri. i/^"! " ^ "t^ ^i'T^^^'^". '" 1'-^'^- h h.Mraveled over ..veraUtates
tl'en at.nnor srlu v a h e e nnc"" ( /'' X '''^' '^^'^'7';''- ^'- ^^-nbary Commission;
Latin and Gn-ek as'he.ui , 1 rh^ ^ ■ ' 'v ""'^^ ^''""•'' •'^•^•'•^^■'^nls teaching there
he ntarri,.<rinu: :Z of th 't^^t nn^t • 'T l"^"' ''"'V, ' >'"^"^- ^'"""^ ^J"'^'' ^^««*)
Wood, (dan ofDaMi.d /on.l f /',-'''■' ''"" '''"'"> "'' ^vHiakerd(mi, Etta B
O.. Ibincipal of Ibv • r orv ^ r , \ '^' T^'^""' "' ^^''^'sl^y'^" < oh , Delawan-,
twice more to E. ipi ^ " s^ v 'a ,d\;': ■";'"' V"'^" 'i'' -'""^"^ '-nguag.-s. Ke went
preparations for a iotm.ev ro rl ^"V'^'J^'tV I''" ^""^' "^' '"« ^'-^'^^ ^^"^^ "'^^hing
inu bonk oftra^■,£ ^s : , v'ls ': •■' Tp''^ h. intended to publish an accouin
in Baltimore, Md., ]!)8 \o F,' ta v sr •"r"!"""^;"' /^""^•'I"^! ol the ■• Frinubs Academv,"
vital powers ran Imt ai^i hi^S„ds\ ""/th "', ''''' '"''^^ '"V'V': '"'^ '"'^"-'^ f^-'""- '^i^
for awhile and r^v tirrd r ,m,, T '^ '^'''''^''' "'^^'''' ''^"' '"^'^'1' tlu-burd.m
negh.ct nivdu.^V' T '..";;", '■',"'" ^" r.-cuperate. Fis an.w.r was: - I .annoi
Jersev shore but did o , Iv , '•"' '"""' ^'' "•'"^ ^'"' ''^'•■"" "'-'^'^ "'^ the New
days-afterwaul Ji H '"^ s;/'"^^V 7''' T' 'T^^' ^''^ pn,.strared and died thr.e
of the Saviour and u .:'• l" ! oi;':"i'T"'7i'/''''''^' •'';'"''' '^'^ '" ''' ^^'"-''^ ^ '''-
tears what his voice coifid , ' , ,• -If 1 """'"r" '"' "^'-^ ^l'"'^^ '" ^' '-'"'I of
I.resenr. h. pa.s.d in t , s , \ ■' 1 " ' ''•'"^''bl'lt.d in resiinu-ny ef that Divine
tive an-1 shrinki,,' s!'lf '';'''? " ' '^ ^^'^^ "' ■' <'"<^ ""^ ''"'i^^^^o or^Anizaln.,,. srnsi-
//' /A'/?/ rr l/.;C/,\. „,• !;'•>• ';"^, ',;"'''-''\^' and sincere.- J/,r;-,/,;,,/ ;>„,„./. //, ,
-*''-^ '•■''■'''• ^^^'^v ■Fi.r^.vK^n^hV abo!a ;;;■;!::" ispr,...,,.;,,.. -.... ....,.,:
'Ufiiii: a itiriiuiir t(
^^■pf^fis,;?T?^.?^^!«'^'''-^"l'^-^.l'^o/d at Canton, S. Law„.n,.,.ro X Y
Ailriii'i;!:!;'- '"•''"" ■'' '^^'••' ''>• i^-v. IT. Foote, Sally Brooks, b in Ch.^hile:
April ;;(l, i:;)ti,
Ihirri
Ad^li
*-''-'y. l-Vb. i:', l.U.'in ClH'^hMv, Conn., r.s. Con.nna. Shiawa^s.o Co, . Mi,d,
1. llarn,.T, b. May tl, ISlo; ,„. K. H. Fisk
.o'u\
in;A-N(.H OF Jrl.MOX.
IV. Jn,.l IV. h. X. Ihiv., Marcll 11. ISlC; „i. ITanict \. N,-ll]rt(,u ..f ]',;,;lnl, ()•
3v-^. r-xp,.,'!. Cm,),. 1. >!ak', M., U.-t. I'J. IslH: III. .Mav :2s, is;;;, .\. \V. rr.-;i,'h u;'
Danimrv, ( 'nni,
\'. Mill-. 1/. ii, Caiitnii. N. Y., May i7, ISl'.l; i-s. Coruiina. MirJi.
^'l. Arvilla. 1). April 111, ]S'Jii; d. liii.
"^'"- I.urius. 1). (■aiiteii. May Oo. 1^02; iii. -laii. ], ISJC. .\!/ii,;i X..nlirup, 1,
N.'hr^!). \". v., 1', 1,. •:'!. l^-^T: !.-. CaiiMti: lai'i:..T. 1, ]-"i.ui;.\ A., 1.. Fi-I.. .'i, ]S-Jv'; ,]
<.''-t. i:l. l^."i:t. '.?, I-^j.(.!;i;m K A., Aiui! IS, is.Mi. t-Mi-hn-. :!. Wm. j'l., |,. M;,v -^1, i.s:):;'
<1. Maivii .J, is:,;i. .}, STr.i.i,.\. h. May -Jl, l^CO. ' " ' '
VIll. McsL'-., b. All-. 1'.), ls-J-1: m' Jan. ]'-K isJ',). Juiiu Cn.ik c!' Cjinrui:. !>. l,v.'l;
fariiuM-. 1, A.\iAM).\. i.. Nov. i:.. is.-,li: m. Maich ■,';). Is7;j, J). .J. j- r.-cmun ; iv-,. M(,;-
ri;>lmrL'li, Out. i, Mshkif.i.a, twin wiTh A.: m. F.'h. 1, ISTI , Samii.! Jw-li; i>-.'. Cuninui
•^. J)f.\_Ni-., Sopr. 'M. l-- .').•; 111. .la:;. 1, ]s7.;. Ali..-,' (.'oyle-: nu-un-r. •). |;mi':i;i.i;xk, S^'j.i.'
30. 1-sVJ. 5, JKNXi}-.. .<fpt. 10. L't:."")'). (j, Fk.wk, Xmv. 24, l^.-jS. 7 ]-^j.(,j;\ l),c "s
lNi;0. ' . . . - .
JX. Foriii, 1.. D,-c. 20, 1^07; res. Ca].r..n, llwunr C\;. . 111.: in. Mav -I is.-)!) at
K.l-,!a;:,. N. V., (an.lii).- ]'. Vnv:. U. 1.,. !>(.>■. J.j. 1 SJ.",. ], J.Ari.'.V {■.. .lulv -J:. IS.Vj; .1.
Dee. 17, IN.I^;. -2. 1\ax<u.\[ ]•".. Sfpt. 12, ls"i7. o, llo'.iArK, .Trjv rl, jsCii. '.J, Emma E ,
Man-li 27, ]sr,2. r,_ Mav.v S. . .Ian. 22. is,'.;."",. 0. .\x.\a, Jinn' 2i"t, lN7n.
X. Emma, Wc 2^. ],v2-<. in Canmn: ni. l"fl,. 1;>. Isi;:t. i:iv P. Empi.'v of Canad;',
311. /. : 1, l;-\N<o.\[. .July ;!. 1S70. 2, ( iAi;i;v K. , .inly 17. ls72. '
XI. Mai-y, h. .Iulv4, E^o'i: iji. Feb. 10, ls.-)S, .J,.lui Scoit of Antwerp, X . Y. 1 Lkox
K., F.-)>. lit, l>ii] : n .-■. ("antun.
XII. iliia'.n, b. Junt^-27, lS-12: unni. ; r^^-. Canton.
D2.9531, Harriet Tattle, Ma.v i). ls]0. m. Si-pi. 7, 1^30, Kal]>li Tl. Fisk of Can-
ton, X. v.; r.s. cl.csTfr. Ma.ss.
1. Mary >b-!inila Fi<k, b. May lb. cl. July Is, ls;;7.
II. Lauia I.>..rii.^a ]~i-k. April :ii). l-^JS; in.' 1 )o>-. 2."). 1S!]0. Ilcniv IV'vnoMs, kilb-J
in FnidJi Army isi.;-..^; ;2' I>f.-. 21, isbs. Snrnn.l J. Peairt:. <.f V\';!niinkr.m,']b-I. ; rr.s. X.
llav. /. by 1-t ni.: 1. Hk.ni;v, tl. May lil. isi;:'. a ]> nm-; ■/. bv 2'i v.}.: 2. 'Ar.jiiCKT
Il.u.i-,, il. a. b years 3 mos. >l. Ei.ixrii l.nri^v. b. .Iniv. 1-72.
III. Ilauison Fisk, b. A]>ril 2:!. 1^4(1; nnm: re-,. '( '];,--'~tfr. Ma><.
W. AlmiraFi::];, b. June 12, lsl2; m. May 14, lS7it, Xatban Xrtrb't.m (,f Brtlianv.
<'onn. ; .v. /, ; r<''>. X'. Hav.
V. Wilbur Fisk. Frb. 7. 1^4 1: m Fob. 7, ISIJO, Ma--.j-i,- ]3ael nf X.-sv Hav.ni; r,-:s.
S-prin^'tn-bl, Wi>. 1. Lkox. ti. .b'.n. b. ls7:i, a. 2 Uii-.-. 9 Javs.
Vi. Elvira A. FM:, Juiv 2, ls4r.; 11.. X ov. C, ]>.;,:,. li.'o. Ih.vos of WHittlob] Ma.s.
1, ]m-V .May. b. !-bi,., ls72. '
^'Il. Ibilph Mbk, b. .Mav 14, isUt: m. June 10, 1S73. Ma-v A. Fin-- of ClR-b'rtib-lJ
-Mav.s. ■ ■ ^"^
A'lll. Arlliur Fisk. b. O.n. 10. 1S.-,1.
92954. Pamelia Tuitlo, b. s,-pt. 2, 17s'7: d. l-Vb. i.^. iSfiH; 1,,,. \i,,-_^i Piuton
iJeecli.-r of I'besbirc. (unn., b. Xov. 2, 1701; bap. .Ian. 1."^^. 17l)2; J, Jan. 17. Is'bS.
]. Lutber l^.erluT. b. Feb. 22. 1^1.-,; iv,. ]),-tro;'. .^lirli.; m. A).rir3(l,' ls4.->,
Louisa. (Ian. of John an. i Xan.-y Sinitli AMlliaui^,, b. ^Manlin-, X. Y.. Mar.Ji 0, 1^22; d.
J>ec. 3U, ]N,-,0; i2i .^lay yi), ls.=,2'. Mary, diau. of David and Ann \\vli.- A\'ili;!ns' of Fins
bur.ir. Pa. 1, Laiiia .bwcj-iiiNK. !)."(»-•;. 14, \<y;- ,[. Ani:. 2:1, l-"f7. 2. ' i km. LiTiiKii.
.May lb. 1S4S; m. Jan. 12. 1^72, Fannie Isab,-1!-, dan. of I>aa<' D. rerkinr.u of (.)bl Lvnu.-'
<."onn.; res. Detroit. 1. L>.t/n:r J/,/in/, b. Mav 1, ls7;:;. 3, CuAHi.Ks Fii.WKi.ix, b'
Sept. 7, d. Sej.t. 22. l.^^-V),
II. Sopliia Beeelier, b. An--. 13, IsKi; m. .June 1, ls4"). James Porter of U'ater-
bury, (.'onn., 1>, .Marrh 2t;, bsis. 1, F.Minv Sofiii.x, June 21, lS4<i. 2. Sacaii Jam:.
Sej.t. 22, INJH, 3, Jamk^ ^^■A):^. June 12, l.s."")'!. 4, F.^nmh Amkt.i.v, Sept. 2b, ls:,t;..
b, ]-b.M!'j:.s-, K. twin \vitli F. A. b, M \i;y.
m. llirant Peecli.-r, Mareb Hb isifo „- yiairh 21, ISil], Mr-. Marv F. Ibdjerts
IV. i;n Be(.di-r. July 17, 1^'21: m. IMC. .Mr~. Sarab Fi>li <.f Pbiia.
V. Auielia F,ceb,.v. May -4. 1N2^; m. Juiu- 22, IS")!, 4,,bn F. r.tnn ..f (>..wbod.
l-b'b. 2."",, 1,S7(). 1. li;>, liKKiui:!;. S-pt. :]<), ls.-,2; d. .!:,n. 3. ls^:f 2. li; v l.)-iiiK.i;. Jan.
3, is.",b 3, FiiANK PoKiFK, t)et. 21;, is.;i. 4. A in iiiK 1 1 i:.N K Y, b. ..lu'vii d Jiilv:;i
ISUtJ.
VI. Henry Clinton Beeib-r. Dec. 2S. I'-O"^: d. Jan If), i -^20.
\'I1. il-niv :»b,--. Pr-eher, Marrl, 12, ]s;;u: m. .\prii Hb ]-■:,:], Sarah M. Pav>on <d'
South Cnv-Mitry, (.'unn. 1, Ida P.v.m !.i.! \, l-'ef*. s IS'.!, in Wbii.Tt.'wn. Conn. ; res. \Y.
.MerJdi.-n, ( 'onin
TUTTJ.K.
9298. Thadclens Tuttle, !■. -\u;/. is, ]7:.:, (Civi-r, of .Militini: m .Im;.- •,'•.', ITltl.
^\li.,.li;i. ,1,1. ,h,,i. <'l .\luliMi>'' lUii'l S:i',-;ili I'irv.o;! .\tv.:ll«r, li. .Iillv ;V ITf,?; he
Mu- >'l' ^\ ali''l. Cniin.. IT:-:;, liut i)rol<. xoon ii-m. V) \'ciiun[\t ,\ Iht,- li.- l,.nii::iit, in
(■Mr,i;>:tnv v^i'h tJuv CaTlin [[k !m;] tlif townsliips i,f Wcsr Innl ainl J!-;:, ex (tir,i^;-i' hnid.s) in
Cliirieiiiieu Cn. }l('-:i!->o imrrhavci viirimis i)aivi.'Is nf laiui in <lilfi/i>ii:- pans of Jliirlinot,,!,
and nwiu-d ;;lM)in l(!;i .-vrirs in tin' licavt of ill.' town. ]!y cuttini.- ami fnrwaniinu- liinltiv
to (.Jiielur and !iv i.i.- land spcrnli! lion-. In' Ijt'ca.'ut- quiie wi aiiliv. ]lr i.niil :, l:ir-'' and
c-leirant luicd; linii-t- in ]kiilin,i,^ti>n, (ini^licd in tin- (■oslli''St jiianncr and furni>hrd v.liii
everv convi.-nii-nrc, •• an exam jilr." says his dan^^MU'T, Mis. iK-'wiiii:, '-or liis tliwrouydi
mannt-r >>\' doinv smnc things." It staiids in a ]iln; of ahonr foiiy arics. the tim-t siti- in
til.' tuwji. a i-(j;ninaii(linft- .sinsatioh ovt'rl<M.>kin-: Lake C'haniidain and tin' maii-nitirrnt and
b.':,i;:iful sccniTN- for \viii<di ilir ]ilac<-is taiiird. Al'tor tLrce-tniiiili-: of a ftnuiry. s:!i--o
ii was Iniiit, iIk" 'j'utiIi.' Imns.- still has n(. sn]i<'rior in J'luiinytnn. It sn |,>o(jiirn!ly
]Ki<s('d su.'cc'.ssividv into the hands of scvi'ral cidcbrltios. i.'ov. \'an Ncss owind and.
occniiird it and (.lAcriaiin-,! hai-'ayctn^ thfrt-; after >va.r, is lli-nrui. .\ Ih'n, liro. of Eilian,
own.'di an.d ocruj.ii.'d ii. Cni't. Tli'adiU-us I'utili' was a fa.-,l and fr.-c liver, u..ii,.tous to a
fault. Tiiore was no IMiii' to his ]io>]>iiality, lii^ house ami fal)le fret- to all and always
tilled. •• ]ti- family nllowc-d to do pretty nimdi as they ehns'-." lie was very iiui)u]sive
and pa-sionate, l.)ut i;nie]tly ovt-r it and inra]ial>le of harh(jring- uialif'e. Having qiiar-
ieh-(.| ^^■i:h his j'la.rtnrr, (.'atliii, aliout the divisir.n of some laud, tliey litigated the nuilter
tor sixteen v.'i.rs, \\heu it was at hist iheided in (.'aj't. Tutth-'s fav(pr, hut in the meun-
tinie the h..\vv"is h,;.i',! eati.'U up hi-', sulistance, s,jii;,it,is and otheis had stolen the IniuVier
and a lonnn'o Itad hecu spent. His couvivial h.ahits al.-o hidpe.I hi;.-, on hi^ road to
l)ov,-rtv. ■ lie w;..-^ not educated in husiuess habits; was eareh-ss: look no r. ceijiis, and
when lie d.i. «1 and his estate was setth-d there \vas nntlung left that Ids (diildreu could
legal Iv elaiu).
Ahinv aie-rdote^ arc- told of him. T:> some British ollie,-rs stopping a^ his l:ou-e lie
^^as fond oi eMolliui: Yankee liravery. Thi- at last gavf otVeuce a!id h-d to a chalienge
from one of tlu-ni. S'-(.-ond> W'-re chi">seii, ground selected and everything j'togressed iu
due order up to tim moment when the si^'iuil was given to tire, upon whirli Caj^t. Tuttle
\vlieeled, witlioitr tiiiui!-, and uiarched in tiie direction asva\ from his <,]<pon.'i.l. (.)n h-dng
<>xpostulat. <1 with he treated the matter as a joke and the two shook liand.s^aiid were
ever after frieials. A tin./ .street iu Ihirliiigbm was called oir him " Tuttle .st."
Tiie fi;.-.t live chil. d. v.
VI. -Marv. Ic iihout ITDS; in. Ivumnn Foote, F.pis. minister, th.en a lawyer, afterw.
estab. tlie /.'.■■"/•'/„;;Av,- Fjrr J\r,y.s ill op]>osition to (.Jov. Van Ness; six chil.. of whom 8
survive .o,>l le^. in ( harlotic, Mich., whef lie was aii l\p:-. (dcriiyman. 1, JiDV-'Ai:!), a
]a\vver in v'liarloti.-. Mich. : in. and lias (dLih 2, H!-:n'HV.
Vll. I'diza. b. about 17'..)'.); d. ist.;."); m. about 1^1^, William, s. of Col. Harrington.
Avho MM-m made wav w irh a huge forniue hdt him by his fathei', and rem. U) Hiilfalo, X.
Y.. whert' l;e d. of 'cholera, h av, daii., \n1io in. Di'. Arcomble <.f l-v'alamazoo. Mich., and
lia- one .-,ou.
\';I1. .liiiia, b. i^i'ii); went with li'-r sis. F.liza to l^alTalo. where she m. a i)i. Ilar-
ri>oii. then a widinver witli four (diil. He was a nr.live of fhigland.. a clu mi-t and a man
of talent, hut unsuccessful, an-1 d. al)ou; ISi"*. Mrs. llari-i.^ou res. wirhher niece, the
duu. of her --is. Eliza, at Kalama/.no. Mi(di.
IX. -^\lexandei Thadueu.s, b. isit-:.
X. (iecjrirell., b. ISIi); uiim.: res. with Mis. Hewing.
Xi. .lane''Am<dia. b. b^lo; m. ls4-\ ^Villiam (h Dewinc-. a native cd' Englaml, but
re.-iuent f(U- iiianv yrs. in the F. S. They have visited Europe twice and travelled
extensively on tlie rontinent; res. Kalamazoo, Mich.; six chil., of wdu)m V d. y. ; 1 dau.
aud 3 soils liviiiLC. — ii''Ve?'(7 i;ir,'/, b'/ Mi'v. ])itrln;i.
029S9. Alexander Thaddou.s Tuttle, i-. ls'•^^: grad. Vi. Fniv., is-JT; m..
l^-''./, l-hi/a.. d:iu of Fa-ie ^\'aln■■|■, who>e wf. ilauiuili Was a sis, ol Prol. Fharh's (hay
<d" Ham. t'id. Th.v lived -ome timi' in O. Hi.- health failed; iii.s w ife. some year.s his
s<-uior. re; II rued to '\'einiont a.nd he d. at the house of liis sister, Mrs. Hewing, a. about
,")(h All the idiih except the last h. in Burlington, \'t.
1. Charles, (1. v.
II. ib-orge Averv, irrad. \Ve.-t Point Mil. Aca.l. ; enlisted in a Zouave regt.; re.-,ig.
and enter, -d the ."^,1-: lle-i. .N . Y. ^"ols. ; became ('apt. : wa-. iu seveial great battles; on-
trai le.l ih.uiuat,-m iu the ^,-r\ ice and •!. ahoiil tlo-e n.o.-.. licYore en,l of war.
111. llohert Alexander, wenttoCah; s<U. in >-'.!n h'runci-co; unheard from lor many
533 BRANCH OF SIMOX.
IV. Kli/idifili Hiicklcv, ni. Ivhvin Jvilborn ot IVarliiigtmi, Xi., and is now a wid.
1, .lon.x. n:-. I'liila,
A'. Fiaiiie.-s Wavii.T, in. July 4, IS.-),!, ("liailcs l^ttis Bickiiell. a rvn] est, hroker in
Pliila., s. of JIn'iii 1 1 T. nirkiitll, a ]iii.iiiin(nt haTilcn- of Pliilu., loriuorly of lk)>toii, J\Iass.
Mrs. Hirkiiell is well known as a \viitcr and artist. 1, JosKi'll Dunn. Maicli 14. lS."i7i
lawyer. 2, Koi.KitT Tii.vxTKli, May !», ]sr,;3. ;',, 1:i>iti[, d. y. 4, C'i.aka. d. y.
VI. Chatle.s 'J'baddi'Us, d. in inf. in Manhattan, ().
9299. SamUGJ Tutlle, k. April Ki. 17")H; (i-,liste.l at livginning and served tlirougrlt
tlie KfV. war; n-in. m \x. and set. on u lari;c trart of kind: d. of bilious fever, bis fii'st
and last sickness, in .Monklon. Addison Co., V;., in ksMl ; ni. I'^eb. ]G, 17S3, Martha,
(lau. of Dr. Anios Hull a.nd niece of I>r. Ze|ibaiiia-b Hull of Cliesbire and Bethlebeiu,
Conn.
I. Cliild. b. Au^;. ].j, 17s(i, d. Seiit. 5, neSi.
II. l>an., d. unm.
III. ] 'ail. , d. num.
IV. Sekna, 111. IialVvk; rem, to Clark^ricld. Ohio, in 1^1 7; raised larire fani. 1,
1Ii;m;v, b. Mnnkton towir,hii), Ad.lison Co., Vt.. ISOs;; d. Clark^field, (>. , S.'pt.. 1SS(V
in. l.':-ci4, .Abij^ail K. JIaskin.s. lb' be^-an with a farni of 50 a. 'res and added to it from
time U) time nntil it became fiOU acres;. 14 cliik, of whom lu lived to maturity; 12 now
(l!S8'3; livin.i' and were I'lesent at the funeral of th-dr father; he was a nieni. of lie- kj'is.
cddi. 1. Ij'v-irn, mort. wounded at liaTib- of Shilob. '-?, J'liuJ.MUv, res. Wakt-nnm,
llurv'u Co.. <>. W, Sa.ml'KI,.
V. liet.-ey. b. 1790; in bS7(J was liv. with lierdau., Mrs. Cole, she went to Cal. in
INi'in and on tk"o \wiy was (k-rani;-ed; m. Pliilo Barnes; C rbil. 1, l).\U..in. Cb-mons L.
Cole: re-. <);•;■. i-.iid, ('ak :j, Il.uttiiso.N, les. Charles City, Iowa. ?>, .SiJX.
VJ. Saniiirk b. AuiT. 14, 17!»:.
VII. Tauy, in. Laban llu'd'oiirt; r.'s. ie, A'l.; liv. lo laise a ku-.i^X' fam. and celebiate
gc.klen \veddiu^-; she d. a. 7;!. ], ikKurioK, lives mi old home.-tead. "2, Sanh'i:!., s]ient
several yrs. iu California; m. in Vt.and wL d. aiit. l:;^^; res. Ver^rnnes. 3. Amos.
liv<i west. 4 Hop. >.(,i-:, li\-o.-, west.
VIII. Naaicy, n>. (ieor^e Hurlburt; slie d. soon after b. of only child; r.'s. Vergennes,
Vt. 1, \^'\\.\.i.\\i.
IX. Ma;TUs Hull, b. l";i).-,; d. Oct. V), VJV-V. res. .\lbi(,u, Mich.; m. Cct. 20, ^'^Z'l,
Maria H. .Stow of Balston, N. Y.; she d. Nov. 12. 1n;;:I; i2) at B.-lvnir. Mi.di., Cct. is.:.,j,
Mrs. Charlotte M. Sprague, dau . of liiisseil. She' v,-as a noted medinin and lec-
turer, knov.-n all over the V . S. in s|erituaUstie rirelHs: slie d. in \\'. AN'insitd, Conn.,
JiUi. 12. LSOO, a ijik 1, \\'n.!.iA.\i Cuax.niMt, b. Delhi. Ind., Aug. MO, l^oS; druggist iu
Albion,' Micln; m. Oct. lo, 1^7'J. IhitCn' Ik Flinu. 1, .\Lnbcl CJairlotti: , b. Nov. 14,^ 1880.
92996. Samuel Tutlle,!'. Moukton. Vt., Aug. 14, 1797; grad. Mid<llebury Cob.
Vi., 181S; Col. I'hys. and Siirt:., X. V. C, 1820: prn.-, in UTica, X. Y., lai;.'' and suc-
cessful; persuaded to rem. t... Boclnster. X. Y., and was there conveited under the
preaching of Chas. (t. Tenni-y. InlMlrcm. to All/uni, Mich., and luel an extensive
prac. there. In ls.">2 went overland to Cal. , and returned next yar by water. In lSo4
Avent overland with stock, iu couqiany with 2o others, and ha<l charge of tln' company;
returned in l8oG l>ringing his tv.d sotis with liim; both tri])s wen- very successful. In
18o7 he built a brick store on Superior --f. in Albion.
In 18();3 went to Harp'u's Ferry in \'a. ami rescued his ,-.(.>n, Sanniel Ik, from the j;iw
of dentil and brought him home. Iii-. iiumeieMis jourueyings and removals would seeni to
imply 11 lestless spirit, but all ■-eem.'d necessary t'^r heallh or wealth. lb- d. in Albion.
May "24, lb70, in his .'s2d y. His funeral sernnui uas jireaidicd from a text, he selected
.some time b'cfore his death: " Tliou. wilt keep him iu i.ei feet peace N\diosi' mind is
stayeil on Thee. Trust in the koid bu-evei. for- in the j.ovd .lehosah is everlasting
Strength."- Daiah, xxvi: ;b4. A life size ponrait, tiikeu «ben at, the:i. of 2."). represents
him, and truly it is said, a-- a veiy handsoni" m;in: and he was a reuuiikably line looking
old gentleman, as slmwn liy ]iho;ee;raphs taiceii when at the a. <if 7k Mrs, Tutlle has
liad two life m:',.'' copies m:\de; m. in Home, X. Y.. Feb. o. 1.^27, Frauc-s F. . d:iu. of
l>r. Siej.lien White, •• b. ls(i:;; d. in P., Oct. 20. DsIS, oi cons. He m. (2) iu Panama. X.
v., X.iv. 17, 1*^:19, '^arah M., dau. of \\'m. White, and g. dan. of Dr. Stephen, a union
*I>r. Siephen While \vri.s one ..f the first seniors in the .Nteha-.tk Valley. Ferl Staawix. In i?35 !:-
became iiuerrsted ia u-enern land spc^ul;i:i.ms and b'^ui'iit a i;iri;e tract ici Sieiifien (. e , Ind , wlieic in-
laid out the n.wn of F.nierpri'ie: removed hiNlaimly, vjcned a ceuii;ry sn.re. practiced nitdicine, erecied
tlour and saw-iTnll*.; elected Asseciate judce ul I'rolj./.c; and .-Visoci^ile Judge Cour.iy Cuurt. here Ins
family sulYereJ greatly fr.'m malarial fever.
TUTTLE.
53?)
that Avas mucli (It-sircd 1>v tlie iii<it)ic"r of his first \vf. She \\as h. in Kcinu', N. Y., A])ril
13, 1819.
1. Mnrcus Hull, Vi. Etica, Fcl.. 11, IN'JS; r^'S. St. l.uuis, Md. ; in fonijiniiy witliJiis
bro., ^^"Ill. II. Tuttii', went to f.';il., I'^l':^, \vith tlic Albion Co.; returned and Avt-nt iuraiii:
in 185:3; )ias been SlieritT; m. IS.')?, Chiil;, who d. Uet., 1SV)2: Cl) Sept., bSfJ-l, liar-
riet, dan. of Saniue] Porter, J:'!sij . and v,id. ot Dr. Fayni-; IJ cliii. by 1st ni. \v]e> all d.
inf. /.by 2d ni.: 1, \N')i,i.i.\.\i ('. 2, S.\.Mri:i, r(_iUTj:i;. a, J).1l"l., ni. Kduard ]V\id
Loud, r, Jiivnu S'luford. Fel). 4. 18^").
II. (leorp^ Wlii'te, July \Z, is:^'); d. May 28, 18;-U. " A very lovely ehild, an.l of
^Teat ]iriti;iise.''
III. W'm. Henry, Oet. i:J, 18-'!2: ^^■(•nt to C'al. in. \S~^i), atid ai^aln in ]S."",:j; dniirtrist
in St. Jvciuis, Mi'd).: ni.Maiy Porter, sis. of his Imo.'s \\\'. He d. of )>aralysi-;, Oct^ 7,
1882. An obit, in the .S". Lo'iis Jlti-'ild, say-,; •• He was ninrli respeett il, and hi.s
funeral lari;ely attended, the Masonic Society ]-lartiei|)atin^^" 1, I'ojrri;!-;. 2, J-^.XToN.
IV. Frances Ann, Miireh 5, lNo5; d. April 25, l.'s;j»). -'A \vvy beautiful cliild." A
life-si'/e ])0)'trait, in oil, ^vas painted.
V. Iwances Jili/abvih, I'eb. 2':^, lso8: ni. 1872, TliMune Oirru in; rem. to Memphis,
Tenn., bSTl, and he d. there of yellow fever. Mis. l'(>rr^^■in res. with her liro. in St.
Fouis. ], 'r;in_\i\s. /. b\' 2d ni. :
Vr. Samuel U lute, ti. Albion, Micdi., Nov. 18, 1841; d. Oct. ]1, 1842; intlammation
of tlie luiiL.'-s.
Vli. Sarah Frisbie, .lulv 10, ISI.^; d. Aul;. ;10, 1S41.
VHI. Seih Cole, b. and d. Ajud <J, ls44.
IX. Sarah ],)ianthp, b. July 4, b^'l'j; i,'-rad. Albion Col. 1863; tau<rht musir in A.
Several yiars; m. June 14. l.s(;;i. Kb'nzi Loud, lawyer; ns. Albion. 1, Finv.\i;i) Hi',Ki>,
.March 11, ]S7], 2, KiK-X/.i, .Vu^-. G. 1^72. :j, Jkx.ml Saxiikoiui, Feb. 4, 1S7'). 4^
S v.MCKi, Tt 'r rf,F., Feb. ,"). 1^77. ."i, CiiAi;i,i:s Sf>tM;i;. Get. 14, l\-!7s.
X. Samutd Horace, b. Hec. 27, 1^4ii; stml. in, Albion Coi.; (.-nlisteil in 18<J2 in 17ih
Midi. \'ols: SM-vedas musician; was in several battles a:i.i aido I in earryine: tire womeh-d
to the rear; became vei-y siek and was t;iven up to die. In answer to teh'Lrraph Ids
father \vee.t on and found him near Harper's I'^eriy very low \viiji t vjihoid fe\ er, and
cai-ried him home where lie finally iceoveird; imt the fever juostraied four other mem-
bers of t.h" family, and was noi etadicateil foi- ai.iont nine months. In strue in ]?o<di-
ester aboiit ^even years; went to California 1S7."). 'J hde inve-tt'd and lo.st all in siock>.
Marided then', and his wife dying he travele:! iir (Jrei-on. \\'ashimrton Teriiioi v and
British Columbia, relurninir to Snii Francisco ami \\as aboiu to embi-.rk for .Australia,
■wlien a h.'tter front home recalled liim to the bidside oi' his dvin:; fatlior He iio\.-
rcsidn.'s in Albion, Mich. His mother has life-size pm-tiait taken when lie was 27. In
summer of 1,^82 called to take charge of Avon Sjjriuirs in X. Y.
XL Julia Maria, b. Hec. 5, ls4S;d. Dec. ol, "]SL;G;a very beautiful and acconi^
plislied yoiiui: lady, soon to have been married.
XII. .Maiy .Martha, b. July 14, b^.MI; m. at Ailiiou Dec. 2:1, 18bJ, ]-"enton Smith;
res. 81(1 .Milwaukee street, Jaclcson, .Mich.; only /, : 1. .M.\i;v Loris.v, b. Mav ,5, 1872,
XIIl. Jennie Lind, b. June liJ, 18.">2; m. .Ian. 2U, ls7tt, Sanford T. (s, "of Sanford)
(Lilly of Detroit, s. i.; res. 149 Monroe street, Chiea^id, 111.
Xl'V. (diaries White, b. Juiv 2L L'-^'L; d. .March 14. IMliL '• aremakablv linechild."
XV. 'j'ietlie White, b. Apiil 10, 18o9; d. April 10, ISGO.
92.11, Mehitable Tuttle, b. Xov. 1.-., 17;;0: m. F<4>. 7, 174s, Andrew Clark, b.
<Jct. 24, 1727; s. of Stephen.- (.Vndrew Clark, jr.. had tv,in ehildren b. indieshire;
one f)f th.em not named d. F(4). lo, 177."); .Mtdiitable (dark d. Oct. 4, 177o; a rliild of
Andrew Clark buried Kol.)
1. ^ilephen (lark, b. Jan. Id. 1749.
II. Lvdia Clark. 1). March 28, 1752.
TIL M(d»ltable (dark, b. An--. 21, 175^.
93. Abigail T-uttde, m. Jan. o, 170(L Isa.ac Curtis of \\'allini:ford; sup. the same
who loceiv cil dt-ed of land in W'aterbiuy, (.'onn., Sept, 11, 17;i2. Isaac C, jr., received
♦Stephen Clark of Cheshire in. Lydia Hotchiss; burie.i N'ov. q, 1737.
I. .Andrew, b. Oct. ;4. 1727; in. .Mabel Tuitle.
II. I.V(!i:», m. Kbciiczcr Kunnc-li. i. Er.i-:\r;iFK. ?, Xathaniii.. -, I.\r.M.m. .Or. .Abnei John!,on
[^] I, l-K'.n , b. 1-17 :, Havvah.u-i — - )',iri.cr. 0, i )---ii,;;, :.t — ,\K rrimiin.
in. .'Vniasa. b. Nov. 5, 1753: m Dec 23. 17;':;, dau. uf Dr. Zei.hanUli Hn:i; ^hc was wid. el Jo-enh
Ju:!-<.r,; m. to bun Nov. 21. i:--,, and had four chil. She\v.isb. Jii:y 23, 1753; d Ii.!)- 24, jSju, .1, S- i
7/'.cii./<;,w.(j-, of Southinsjtoii; deacon. "' " . . , >
T)W liKANCli OF MKIJCY
.<l.'i-il tlw. -Ian. 17, 1 ::'.:!. ainl Ihniicl Curtis nf Walfd ivrrivcd di-c-d of laud tlir. ]\-l). T,
]7;3;;. Ivin;.- iii ill'- iiii:;]i part ( TlyuK mt h /. — \i'<'{- r'l" i-j/ !rr,/(!..
L Daiiifl riu-ti^, !i. An-.":. K07;in. I.rttice.
Jl. I.xnar fuili.-. !n. )7-J:», M:n-v Tiittlr.
in. i'iii-hr ruiti^. A].ril 4. 171S.
i\'. .To.^liua (•u^;!^, .\]>ril 2i;, l^l!).
A. J;i.('nr/.-r Curt-, Juii. 17. 17-i!. 'i'lic Wu^iiu^if'jnl llrr. say.s tin- bi-t tlir. ■_■ are
-•• cllil. of Naar and .\hi:;ail(;iLllis."
931. Daiiioi Curtis, ''. Aug. 7, 17(j;. In 17-i:> Ik- was on the No.ililiury
4dili. I)\iiidi!iy cdruUii'ii'L' with <'ali.l) 11 uii:ist(;u. .J'j-cpli Clariv, Jr., aiivl (iiIm-.s:
lui is '■,.,l!,.d /,7c ./,'.; his win, dat(Ml Nov. G, 1750, i>inv. ]')>••■. 17 I'olhiwiuy,-. Ca]-!. M,u-,M-k
Ward of W'alhd. v\-icv.. luuDosall thi ()iil. cxre].! Patiifi, v, f. LcUiL-e.
I. AlMii-al!.
Ih Ebi-neziT. m. -htn. "20, \1')\. Annis, dan. (d' Ensii-ii Jidiu \Vaniei-. 1. Z.H'ik.'.
Ort. 17. 17,VJ. '.•, 1>.\m1lI., Fen. V? , K.')-). ?,. I.ettk k, So].:. 4, 1 7."3(.i. 4, M.vitv, Frh.
-yi, 17o;t. .■), Makk. S.';it. 0, 17iil. li. Piii.r,i-., Mar.d; J7, 17f;! 7, Ti!i_'M.\s, Fel.. ^i, 17(11
t^, \a:\\, ;■-.■',. r. U>, 1 rO'-.
III. Jotliani, i;.. Jan. -24. K-l!, Mai> , dau. of Fdihu and Ju'lith ( Howii) Vahj. h.
JNIarch :2-l, 178(1. ' llo wa-, a coiiuiiitti'i- man i>f tin- No-tlilord Fpis rh!i. : ])inhaps n\. a uM
wife, K.sllii'V Hall, in C)n'.shirt-, Conn., Nov. lo, 1770: ]io wab a Ca.pt. in ihn-. army. 1,
(fiiJ.:, h. Oct. :2s, ]7.:)4.
IV. J.-.v-so, i>. ^t^iit. V-J. ]7;i::;: ],.• s.-rvod as Ca].t. in Col. ];adihvi!i's Krirl . in ^^■est-
•chestfi- Co., in Ib'v.: F).'pntv to <_u-n. Assciuhly 17^1; ni. Dec. Iv,', ]7.")4, S;irah Yah.', .sis.
of his l>ro. .lotliatn'.s wf.. li. Aj.rii ■>•!. 17:i'-. F Fi.iHf, Feh. 11, 17.15. :^, Lv^!.>..^!, May
15, 175!). ;;, M.VKV, .Ian. ■i(\, 1701; d. i:(.l:i
\'. Ahio-uil, Auk- ■■^■.'. 17:J5: m. Aiuil ■?.-t, 1751, l.KiftlioIoiu<'\> .lin.-,.,hs of Waicrhuvy.
F H.\N.v.\ii, June lo.' 175-2. "J. IvK/.i ah, Jnn.' 14, 175F ■'.. 1).\.mi:i., (.>i.t.-2i), 1 ;5(.). 4,
-Jo.N.vii, .Marrh Oii, 1751.'. 5. s;\,..i;a, .NFin li s, 1707. t.n Adont.i.vu, June, 1 7(.ii.
W. I,u<.-y, 0. Auir. On, 1747.
VII. Isaac, i>. Ju[v ;;i. ]74il; rem. to Harwintoii. C(.nn. ; r.i. Xw. 30. llti;;, Fviiia.
nth tdiild of Mo-OS Foote. b. Nov. ;-!, 174.4; <h j^,.-pt. fi. 1 7ss. i. JoATti.vM. li 'Jan.
•■2S, 17(:5.
VI n. Sarah. Au-. :24, 1742.
IX. Futl), Nov. F5. 1744.
N. Fetiico. N(n-, 0. 1740. • ■ -
W. Fanhd, J;.tly 15, 174-.
.11. Mercy Tutlle, '.'. April 27, bap. M;iy V.K 1050; ];i. May 2, 1(J07, Samm 1. s.
■of Fraueiv- am! Mary i Fd>vardsi linnvn, baji. Apid !'. ltM5; .>b'icy's l.ri/. , Jose|)lFrutth.-.
111. same day to Hannali .Munson.) lie \\a-,an original sabsi-riOor to llie comitaeT fo--
tlie scTtlenieut (;f ^^'allinl:^o.•d and had a h.r as^ii^ncil To him, but not Imildin:.!- on. it
^vithin rho jn.v-.-ribi.d ti i,e h-.-t hi.- title. 4 l:e lot was aftci wardis assi^-ned to Johti
M Us.-, ill wlto.-/^ faintly it reuiained. until within a few years. In 1S5U Moses \ . lieaidi
of thi- ^V. }'. S'.p lioUirh: the property and elected an eie.i^'aiU mansion now known a-
ih(- Beach Hon-e: Jolm Moss. Joliu llrockett and Samucd Brown were frieud.s ami weii-
-a.ssiu-ned adjoining- lots. — 7.;./;;/V JJi-i . "f Wnird. He d. in Walhd Nov. 0, lOUi, a. 45;
IMercy \vas living as late a.- lO'Jo, in New Haven, perhaps with Thontas Trowbiidge.
* Francis Brown was one of the prospetling- companv who came wiOi Gov. Katon to y^'^rapiac in
advance of the colony and was left with sLv others to sieiid the \\interof ; i;,; J m a hut erected near
what is now the corner of Church and Geor.iie sis., in New Haven, Conn. Tlie names of tivc, as fiven
by Lambert, were Joshua Atwaier. braticis l?ro\vn, John Beecher. Robert Pigg and Thomas Hoeg.—
Lantirrt , C\'/>. /»:. Tru7n!:ill. Winthrot) notices the ur;con;imon .severity of tlwt winicrand says the
snow lav deep frotp the 4th of Nov. to the 23d of Maich. One of the men (supposed lohn Hecchen died
before Kjirini; and was buried. In 175^, in excavating the ccDar for tlie stone h'luse sti!l standinfr at t!;e
jnrerseccion o*- Geoi.;c and .^Ie.ldow sis , the bones of a kiri,'e man were found, sut-posed to be those of
t!ie man wtio died as aboT'c. bein^' buried in the Enrh-^h instead of tlie bidian isittir.j;:! position. F'rancis
Hrown kept the ferry ai Red Rc^ck till -iC-fi. when Georee Fcrdee tO'k it and the ferry farm, granted to
Fardce, cuitinues in his family. He m. in Knjf., Marv ICdwards, and d. in F^ Hav. int'S. — DcJd.
\. Lydi?
lb John. bp.p. .-\;>ri'. 7, -..-^o; m. Ian. I, i6n:, M-iry. (iau. of John Walker. She obtained a divorce,
<^a , 167.:.
HI. hleazcr, bap. Oct. 7f,i'p;m. Sarah, di^u. of Thonias lUilkiey .
1\'. Sainuel, bap. April 9. i".\-: in. Mercy Tuttle
\'. Kbcne/er, J iiiie Ji. i6.;'j: <j . y .
VI. HbcncL'cr. bao Jul-,- ,. j'.-; n:. Ma-.rad. \'iri eat ar,d iiafi d:'U. i, M M.., b. .\as. 7, ■i'-'y. n.. Sam i,
^ of SamiKl and Han;;ah ■TutOei Clark 1 ;). z, liKi Kcc.»., m. Saaiucl Clark sap.couMnof the abov-.-
S.anue! Clark. His w-:; dcted !-"eb. :^, :;. ;; e?t, div. i;.';; 'called 01 Ne>v Hav.i to wid. Rebecca, chil.
J'"-'-'eiie?.er, Zadoc, .John, Rebecca, Anna, I.'cborah.— A'<:'-' /7<i;c': iw,^:stry .
crn-ns, -rrTTLK, tikonvx, lUiocKKiT. 041
P*-n
At emit in Ki'.l! it a)iiM arr d that .Tnli". I.alli;-.]. ];ai! S'.M lainl-^ id Sanuu'l ll.own ..I'
^^■al^ll, ami (1. li,-i":.r.- i;i\i!i- (l.i'ds; I.a: iiiop-s a. Inn. wvir auilicri/.rd to .l.'Iivei lli«'
(k'fiis to tlif lieii-s and as-.;^--!'- of >ai(! I'.niw ii, ;iiid Brov.n's li^irs tu coniinu tin; siuiic to
Jnliii DcH.littl.'.— _V. //.?/•. J.'lii'l. U,r.
I. Ahi^riii! liri.wii, h. March 11. \W.): d. A). ill 2^. ICTO,
II. Sarali i^M)\vn, K. Auir. -, IT.i: in. April •?!, Kiilu, .1:. .;-|,]i ] (iMilii tic. (Ajip.)
..-- — III. liaciicl .Hnr»vii, h. April •,'■1, KiTT; m. Apiii i:». \uW. .Join, J',r,,rk«'U.
\\\ rraiu-i.s lin.wn, b. (><::. 7, HJTl); iii. Ajuil 1], 1 VU"), llaiiiiHli A lliiiL'-; C-?) Dec 2'^,
17'.?S, ]~.ii/-alK-th U'l.^owc'il.
V. Gid.fon Brr...v:i, 1.. July lO. ins.'i, d. lief,. re ]t;'.ll.
\l. Saiiuu'I Hr.>v.-n, b. Oct. 2U, Ifj^i:!; d. Jriuf 20, lO.H.
..,. .11.3. Kachel Brown, b. April 2-1, ](;T7; d. Jan. 4, niS; m. April m. I(i;)L», Joha
Rrockott of W'alI'd. ('onn. He Jii. I'J' A nc. :>. 17 1 >:, Kiizah.-tli Hmwc, In ^',:,i) hih-^vil]
exliil/ited by 'I'itiis nruckcu. In 1741-2, Titus, Isaa.c and Sannic] llrmd^i tt, C'aN-l) and
Kaclnd Joliuson. a:id_ Caleb and Abigail Munsnn oi X'^'a.U'd, cnnvv to Samuel. Joim,
Stephen and Timotliy lUi.wn and .Mrhitalile '1 lowbridL^'c, \v|'. of Daniel, all of New
Haver,, land laid out to '>ur Inaiori; d ^rnin-liathrr Sa>!:iiel''j5ro\\'n.
I. Tnn.-^ Brockett, b. June 2^', 17UJ; d. of sm.ill y,^,\ in \\'., Jrjy 2!j, 177o, 'j'he w. of
Capt. Titus l^-ockett dated April, ]7'3S, names \vf. .Mary and lierni(uher Hii/.abeth IMee,
!jeplie\\' Zucr B., and niere Bacli'd, v.-f. of Constant Kinland; devises to L-t. Paul's i:p;s'.
chh. of W., ;i i>ie(-eof land " 1 bought of Chas. .Sparry ajlj. laud of Stephen Hall," vla\e
ll-au to bi free ijii Condition that the heirs beeoiee res])onsilde for lib- good b.-haviur.
He vas one of the JMOst active Kpi-ropalians (d' \\aird. a mem. of Ib-v.^.Mr. Andrew^'
chh., and :■ strong- loyalist. He \s-a^ one of the fonr h,i-ir,.^r coiraibutor.- to th.' erection
of the second eiih. tdihce in 17i'i'.-. .Mr. Andtews was comjielled to leave for .\o\..
Scotiii on acc-ount of a Hast l>ay -I'r'iuni. At the funeral (d 3li-. Ihockett the Whi-s
vould liot alH.w his bod.y to be luiried witii the cth.;r i\''v. niembeis of his familv. but
coiiijielled 'J'urhand Kirtland and t^^o othei-s to liave the j^ia ve iIul'- iti a. wet, siiriu'-v
grour.d,- where it immediately tilled with Nsater, ihimirh in midsumme!', aiid ra.ils v.>^''»'
u^^c<1 to !cee|, ih^- cobiu down. 'I he rails protru(b'cl from tlie cj-ound and wer- ]iointcd at
)-.y the loyalbt as a liioirainent to tlie fanaticism of tlieir [iei>ecutors. — JXni.-^' Jlist. o/'
y\'air<J: m. I-\d,. -^2. 172s, Mary Turhand, who d. May 1, 1717, a. (.'(4: oidv child. ]\
T-J.V(iiKL, A\hod, a. 5 vrs.
]l. Sarah Hio,d<Kt. b. Auc'. 20. 1702.
ID. Isaac l'.!o<d.:ett. b. Sept. o, 17Uo: m. June 1(5, ]7;!1,Marv Sed.Lwick.
IV. l.'acliel B'.>ciccii, b. MarcJi 20, 17(iS; ni. Jan. 'Jn, 17:11, ("aCh', s. ot .lacob John-
son, ]>. riol; d. Aug. i;-J. 1777 (bro. r.( Jbaiben. Abuei' and Sarali Johns.ui [4j i; Ins est.
di\'. to next id' kin, t^vo brotlu-i'- and t\\'o sisters.
>^^-^ V. Abigail P.rockett, b. Htb. 11, i;il; ni. Aiu'il :h ll;]o. Caleb Munson.
YI. Samuel Brockett, b. Ju!:e 21, 1714, m. J^ith Bradley.
.11.33. IsartC Erookctt, b. Sept. ;;. no.";; m. June lb. IBH, Marv, dau. of Capt.
Samuel Sedgv^ick, b. 17o",: d. Jnn. HI, 1784; ^2) bni/abeth Culver. He ('h' (Jet. 2S, 174ii';
Avill ])roved sa.me year, bro. 'i'itus Brockett e.xecr., Charles Dutrou and Benj. Brockett"
Aviine.-ses; t hree ciiil. : Uacdie! , Kstlier, Bnth, and one uidiorn, lor u hoin provision is
made; dan. Baelu I to have hiiid that cane- in richt of her mother. Mr. B. was an
ardent ]7piscopalian. Mi. Cli/.abeth Broc'cett ju. May-i, 174'?:, Daniel Hrisliie.
1- B.'e hel. b. .Ma.y 28. 17:J2: m. April 10, 1 7.jo, 'Constant Kirtland. / bv 2d m •
II. Hufh, b. Feb. 8, 17:N.
IH. K-tlcr. b. Oct. o, 1780.
IV. Hannah, b. Oct. ij, 1741.
• V. 1,'utli. Oct. 2^, 1744.
\'l. Child, pM^rhumons, b. about 174i3, ^
1J.331. Rachel Brockett, b. May 28, 1782: d. at Xorthford. Conn.. Feb. 17,
1S12; m. ApiilHb 17o8, Con.-tant. s. of John aiel L,\ dia Belden .Kinland b Dec 24*
1727; .!. Feb. 8. 17o2. '
I. i-aac Finland, b. Mar.h 0, 1 bVl; m. Sarah Ive~'.
ll. Turha.ul Kirtiatni, b. 17.-,.-^,; ni. Maiv BeaiJi; (2. I'oliv Potter
111. Mary K;rtlan.d, ii. De-. 28. 17.17; m." Samuel Cook.
1\'. John Fii-tia,!:d, b. ]h-r. 20. 17.70; m. .\pril io, l7,ss, l.ucv A. P.urbank- C^i.iun.-
7, 1^2i», Mary :Ty!cr , B.-nlia le.
v. Billius K'ii-iland, b. June 20, i;i.;2; m. Sarah I'oiter.
VI. Buclal Kii-.lami, b. J'dv'.t, licj; m. ('oh Fdward Barker.
.oi-2
15R.\XC1I OF MERCY.
■ \\\. .Tiuvd Kinlaiid, b. Au^c. 8. ITlifJ; M. l.i.is ^"jil(>; (5) .
\ 111. (.'.•oi--,- luitlund, !.. July -4, ITfll); d. in Wall'd'April 2'''), jTO:!.
IX. l.ydia Kirtland, 1.. J'".-li. 07, KTi!; d. Pnland, ()., Ano-. 'iG, ISoO; in. .lo!iail,.'ui
l'\)\\U;v of (tuill'drd, Conn.
X. Sarali Ivirtlaiid,
<'a].t. ^Villia!;; D^.n^rla^s.
Marrh lU, ITTS; tj. Xortlifnrd, Conn., Sr-pt, 2s, 18-1
J 1. sail. Isaac Kirtland,!'. March 9, U.yi; d. in Wall'd, Sopt. yo, isrr, ■ ,11
]. Doli-lit, m. S./i-t. y, ISciy, Prter Hall of V.'., b. Mav ;^,] , 1 7n("i. ], Ciiumk^
1;., 111. Oct. 1, is;;."). Sally ]!.. dan. ,jf limj. ]''oo;,- ,,f \\'., 1). Jan". 10, 1S15.
Jl. Sarali. ni. Jrliij'l, h. of .Mii.d and Catharine H:ill, !,!•(). of Peter, b I'^ob 7 ns-^
1, S.m;.\ii, lii. Nov. in, lS-](), i;,.i,j., s. of Bcnj. Fof.te of \V., and bn/ of Sailv H h
Oct. 18, IS 17. 2, C'.\TiiAUt.\[:. ni. Aug. 17, IS-J-J, Jlmrv (.'lav Fooic, bro ofBeui'b
June 19, lf^-30; res. Phila. " " • "
III. e'onstan.t, d. in .\. Y.; m. Caroline Carriir'-tnn [01
]V. Clarissa. - 1 "
.11.3312. Turhaild Kirtland,!.. Maidi li;, 175r,: d. in Ohio. iSth In 1770
Avas in tbe j.roviiional servici? at X. Y ; va. cn-aLTed im bnard tlie boats v.liich conveyed
our retroatiuL' forces over to the mainland, lb-, with ni(i.st of Ids coinpanv, wa;^ attai-ked
>vith inali-nant camp di.-teuiper and was discliai L-ed. at Sawpit.s; returned' liome an-d
<'arried on fariuin-- and c.vrria,^(e iiiakiiii; -.evera! years. lie wasojn-of tiieorb'inal nieu;-
liers of the Ccnii. Land Co. which ]mrcha-ed' the title tn the New Conin (Western
Ec-serve). lu 179^ as aneat of the Co. hr c.ndue'ed a boat laden with burvevors. emi-
^vants and ])rovi.sions u]) the M(/iuiwk river, thre.u-li Wood (.'reek. Oneida and Oniario
Lakes into Xia-ara river, thence hauled it an.und the falls on the Canada .side and navi
.gated u)) the river and through Lake Erie into (_irand river, a little al)ove the j.resf-nt
<dty of Paiiiesville. ][>■ ann.ialiy visited tlie Kast nntil LSO:!. wlion he removed hi.s fajii
to Ohio and locat^'d at I'nland, where he res. until his d. .\ut:. ID, ISIJ. A;s a<^orir or
pn^prietcn- he di-posed of CM^'Usive tracts of n.'w land; was aclivi and intlaenliann ]!ro.
moting new settlements, introducing schools and vanous improvements. \\'as Senator
in the State Leg. ; Associate Judge of C<uiri of Common Pleas of O. ; rlistincuishtn} for
- integrity and active business hal.iits. He saw the Conn. Reserve a ])rimeval wilderness,
and lived to see it thickly peopled by the be^t re-ulated and mo.st intelliirent ].opulatioii
in the t'nion, out of Xew England: m. Marv. dau. of Mose.^ ji.nd IMnah'iSperrv) Bencli
of ^V., 1). Fel). 14, 175S: d. .s. !. Xov. ei, i;;-,j. ,2) l^)'.lv, dau. ot ])r. Jare.l J'otter b in
2\\mv Ha v.. Fe!;. 10, 17—; d. in Poland, O., Mar'di il. Is.jO
1. Jared P(nter, Nov. 10, 17!);.!: Y. C ISj.-,; Id.. i>., Williams C.d. 18<;i; studied
in Clieshire and Wallingford Academies. In iSiO l)egan study of medicine as a ].rivate
-I>u])il of J>r. Eli Ives and Dr. Nathaniel Smitli of Ne\c Haver,, until iSp.?, then entered
the tir.st cla^s of the Medical He})art!uent of Y. C. atid was the iirst \s ho signed thematric-
Illation book in the tduirge of l';-of. Jonathae, Kniglo. At tlie close'of the medical
term lie, witli others, formed a class for the stttdy of botanv and mineralogv (in ccjunec-
tion witli their medical studies) under l^rof. Eli I'ves and l?enjamin Silliinan. In 1S14
■entered tie' Med. Hept. of the Fniv. of Pa. ar.d soon after passed examination for a med
<legree before the med. lac. r.f Y. C. 'rhesis. "Our Iii(lii:en(ms Veovtable Materia
Medica." Frotu isj-l to iSi; pi-,,', nied. in \\'aird. In the latter vear.'at a t<nvji meet-
ing in Durham he Was invited to locate in that tow n as a idiys., vshiVh lie accepted. His
prac. soon liecame large but he found time to .■uhivaie fruits and tlow,-rs. in whieh ]ih
was exceedingly interested. In ls-2;) lie ivmov.d to Poland. ()., ujiere he -fave his time
and attention mainly to faim, garden and orcliard culture, and occ.isionallv to medicine
when called ui>on. In 1SJ7 he rem. to Clevelaml, O., but soon tlied uf I'lai'row limits,
bought one hundred and seventy liv.- acres about tivendle.-, wot oft!!- cltv, immtuliately
on tlie lake shore. Here he exaiiiined and d<v>cril'ed 'ill the H.-lu-; (.f the Ohio lakes am'l
liveis, collected and conij'ared innumerable fie.-h w afr shells, in connection with which
he made tlie (Hscovery of the sexual or n;ale and femah' char.icter <,{ the mii-.de. which
is indicated liy the f(,Ma of ti;e ^hmh IF- examined the native wild plants, boruiiicailv,
also examined :ind .studied the geological formation of the -t.-i;.-. He has also i.'-;uhen'(i
Specimens cd' Ijirds l;y the hundreds, invesii;;-. 'ted the habits of the honr-v-bee; all this
while suiierintending a large farm on which all the bi'st grains :ind grapes, l)cst !)reed.s
of cattle, sheep and hogs have been raised, tried and .-onipared, and the comi)ar;ili ve
value of manure.- te-ted and their compomnts analy,/,ed. His dis.-ovries in comdiologv
i:nd ichth\oh)gy aii:-acded universal attention. In ISIS he was giv.-n ihar--e of the nat-
ural liisrory departnteii> of the survey Vif tin- state of Ohio, and hib works ou that subject
■jveie ]iuhli>>hed in Bost.m and elsewhere.
KIRTLAXIi
-illy
.,^v^^ „ .,j -, J liijnoriiry (Ifiyrces were Ix-stuwcd on hhn by
various eastern and wt-^n.-iD colli'gfs, and luniDrs l)y sevtM-;il .soc-i<-ii:'.s Inr vrJuahir >citMi-
tific services. lie was a corresponding- mem. of tlu- Xew Eng-. O'enoalogdral Soc. , and
sent numv veais a^o an aecoiinl of the Kirtlaud, Forljes, Potter and Brockett families of
Henry Turlianil, ii. Xo^'. IG, 17'.M; m. Tlialiu Fitcli.
Marv Beaeli, b. Sept. 12, 179>>; d. in Poland, O. ; m. Kicluu
JV. Xancy. h. Jan. 1. ISOl; m. Elkanah Mors-.
V. liilliu's, b. Au-. 29. 1S07; m. Ruth A. Frame; res. I'oland, 0.
XL (ieorge, h. ISuO; m. Helen, dau. Pandal ('<;ok of W.
.11.3313. Mary Kirtlaud, h. D.-e. 23, IT.iT; d. Marcli 10, 18:;'J, a. S2; m. Sam']
Cook, a thrifty farmer of W. He d. Sept. 27. l.'^24, a. GO.
1. Pussell Cook, b. Sei)t. 8, 1878;' ui. Hall of C'hesliire; went West.
II. Fiinii-e Cook, b. Aug. 24, 178": ni. Elias Ford, Es(j., ]ar»' of X"au:.,^atnek. Conn
HI. Billius Cook, b. Srpt. 29. 1782; d. .Inlv 25, IS':,-,; m. Hannah Muii.vm of W..
who d. Mav 4. 185o, a. 70. 1, Ck.vuncky M., b.'uci. lU, 18U."). 2. Mai:y K., b. Jan. 1,
F8U7; m. Edwin L. Hall, !>. .Alay 13, 1804. 3, Pi:ssKi,L, h. O'-t. 21, 1809. 4, S.^itAir. b.
April 30, 1811; m. Horace Tutrle of Ilamden, Go, |459]. o, Tcrijand KiKTf.Axri, ]>.
Julv 11, 1817. G, Jaxk K., b. March G, 1819; ni. Aiubrose Todd of Fair llav., Conn., [61.
■7, Emh.y, b. 1821; d. v.
IV. Harriet Cook, 1). May 17, 17Sj; m. Ira Yale.
V. Turliarid KirtlanJ Cook, b. 17s7; a nirrchant. innlvecprr aTid Co. clerk of
<.rreen Co., X. Y. ; m. Catharine Van Pergrii of Catskill, X. Y., v.heie lie d. Dee. 3. 1851.
He m. (3) Jan., 1848, Catharine A. Allen. 1, Ann Eliza, Xov. 2(i, l.s27: res, Cincinnati,
O., in 185G. 2, Maiiy Kiinj.ANn, Aui;. 3, 1^29; ni. 1847, Cl;arles J. Huss. ;;, Wii,},ia:\i
Van BritKN. March, 1831; d. Sejtt. 24, 1849. 4, Joiix ^V.\'^\^^u■l'.TOS. ])ec. 7, 183!).
W. Sa)n',i»d C.H)k. b. Feb. 28, 1788; d. in Chcshin'. Hec IS, ls.I3; ])c,>tmatcr and
town cleric of \Val!'d. I'hree yrs. hii^'li sheriff of Xew Haven (.'o. : m. Msiirha, dati. of
Benjamin Culver of W.. who d. at the house of her snu, S.'.riiuel A. Cook, in NVaterhurv.
-July G, 18G1, a. 61. 1. Delia Foud. 2, IIe.nkv A., m. Delia, dau. of B.jnj. T. Cook.'
3, llAKltiET, m. ^Vm. Fris'iie of Branford, 4. KiitTLAND, b. 1S-J2: d. in ('hV.^hire; m.
Tuttle. 5, Samlkl A., m. Lucinda Hitclieock. G, ^^'ILLlA.^r, res. Pond Hill
Wall'd.
VII. Tlue.ideus Cook, b. April 3, 1791 ;'d. in \Vaird Auc;-. 21, ls;9, in liis b9th yr. ;
the oldest mati in the town. ][,. was jirominent in imlitirs; M^l.-rtnum: ni'-nu of the I.t'o-. ,
served in thr war of lsi2; Col. of mil. ; m. Julia' Cook: (2) Sylvia Hall; (3) Thankful
Hall; (4) Martha Hall, /. b}- 1st m. : 1, Jfi.iA, nu (1) Horacr Tuuh'; (2) Wm. Francis.
■ by 2(1 '.)<.: 2, (.'ai u Ainxi;, m. David Hail of Wali'd. /. by 4lh m.: 3,. I'AiiOLiM-:, m.
Ib'V. Hruj. Paddock (.f l)i-;roit, Mich. 4. SAK.vii.nu (J. Ivi"s .Martin of W. 5, 1-:mm.\.
m. Ivlwin F., s. of F.-aridcr Cook. G, Fi;AX(t:Li.\, b. (Jet. 12. ls25; d. F.'b. 25, ls:;t;.
VIII. Ceor^reCook, b. April 17, 1794; d. at W. Frb, IS, ISU; ,ii. Laviuia Culver .,f
NV., who d. Xov., 1SG9. 1, .Mary Hikvi.wi), b. May 21, ls21. 2. 1:i.i/,a, Feb. :jii,
1823; m. Fred.uiek Bartholouiew, win' d. July 21, 1^62," a. 41, 3, Lavixia, ui. Samuel
Parmalcf. 4, Maiitiia. d. inf. 5, Faxxv, m. Manli l. ]s.V). rhnoiy jMorse.
IX. l->ieud Cook, 1). Xov. 1. 179G; M.D.; grad. Union C<j1.: -lud. med. with Dr.
Xathan Smith of X. Hav.; br^-an ]M-actire in \Vi:i(l>nr, Conn.; n-m. Ui .\t\v;i:rr, O. ; d.
Feu. 1^, isii; ni. Funiy, d;iii, of D^-a. Jo>liua .\i\v.itri oi W ., b. F.b. 7, li'.r-; d. in Atw.,
it.: (2) Sarah FoK-er Ib'ynrJ.ds. 1. Hli.i:x A., l.i. .\ov. 12, ls25; d. iu W. Iw'b. 1, l,s27,'
i\ Joshua Atwatkh, Sept. 29, 1829; d. Xov. 1, 1844. 3, Fkan(1.s A., Xov. 25, ls33; d.
.... 4
o44 r.UAXClI 01-^ MKKCV. J
)
July '20, 18:-'.!. -1, Vmm.x (i., Nov. 09. is:!(j. ,-;, Kiia^- ks I., I.. Mav ^s. ]s4o. c, \V^^
SitK],-iON, ]).c. :-!l. is:;'<: d, July i:;, IM.;?. /. |,_v vM ui.: ;, Ili;Ni;v ?*!., I). Man-l,,' jsis
X. Jolm Coik, li. Dec. -J, liii'.): d. ,l;in. l.'lS.").S; m. Jiiu.- -J.j, is-j:;. \I;,rv .Mi,ii'~.(,ii (,|'
Xortlifoid, I'nmi. 1 , SA.Mrf.i, M., lu. Marilmlonicv. . 2, .Makv Kiini, \ nD, m. 'lilton
Edwin Doolittli'i Trinity Cdl. 1S41; Y. L. S. Is-l.i; hiwy.-r in N. ilav.; lias lici-ii iiVm.
Conn. r.ci,'. and Sjieakcr of the lloiisf', and no\v(1S7'J) Ui^t. Att'v (if Xrw Hav<;n Cn. y,
Eli.K-N. ni. (.'liaik-s .Toni's of Wall'd. 4, (ir.oj;*;!:. <1. .\ov. 17. ].st;',t.
.11.33134. Harriet Cook, b. May ] ?,17,S.',: d. Man-h 9, 1S;',(): m. .luh- ,■> isoc
Ira Vale, Esq.. of W. He m. (2) Oct. 17, ]n;]'I, \rary llawley of Drtliauv, Com,'. He
was a farnii r; v]k ]\\> town in tlie Lei:, several yr,--. and .Jusiiee of rhe I'.-aer.
1. Eliliu Yali', b. July T), lMl7 : Poslniaster of C'liesliire; Jud-'e >,( l'n>')ui,-, .-nni-
])iler of the ':\ /■■■rl'^,,/ ,,/ thr ¥•>!>: Finuili/, and of tlie i^mealo.irles in J),ni.s' j'fr-f, ,,f
WaUihgfnrd, M, n'hi, .'ud diiahin ; ni. May 2."). ls:j(l, .h'lUa Ann, dan. of Caj):. 'J'h'ad'-
deus and Christiana Jiirli, 1). Mfrcli 30, ]S14. 1. Julia Anx, Anrr. 20, \^'-'.'.] . 2 W'.m
Eliki', b. Sept. IS, 1S;J','. 3, Hakiukt CiiRisn.NA, Ault. 2.'), is^k
n. Edwin Yale, Nov. 2-'>, ISIO; lu. Elizabeth .Maltbv of Xorthford, Conn 1
SAR.MtE., b. March 2S, ISlO. 2, J-'5;axcis A., ^'ov. 15. 1S42 M Cukmw-^'k Feb .-»'
1840. ' ■ .
HI. Ira Yale. b. Jan. 2!J. IS];!, (,f ^Val^d, Cheshire, ];,,stnn, Mas<.. Urooklvn.
N. Y.; th.jn of \\'aird, C.^r.n. In >, . Y. nianiif. of hats; ni. JeJv 4.']s;J4. Lucy A. ifali
of ^V. 1. Edv.aui) C, o.-t. «i. is;:';. •>. Euc]u:TrA II.. Hee. m" in^s ;! Ei;Fi>H'i(,r
'1'., Aj.ril S. 1S4!. 4. i !<a H., .Marcli ]s, 1,S44; d. Jan 2'.t, ls4.").
IV. Friend Ce-;k Yale, b. July 21, ISlS; d. of cnns..' Marcli ;j, ls4s.
V. Harriet Cook Yale, b. Oct. 2'J, 1S22; in. Aaron }\ Hotcl'ikiss; res. Boston. 1
EUG.M! ECGl.XK. 2, ISAIlKt..
.11.3314. John Kirtlaud, b. Dee. 20, 17r.O; d. Whit^Mown. o.. .Mav Hi. ]S4;^
ni. April 10, li'ss, Eu.-y A. Huri>ank, l>. Jan. ID. 1771; d. Au--. 17. I'^OS; (2,iJu"ue 7. \>y.i\
Hilary, dau. of .Mose.s Taylor and wid. of Silas Benliaui, who d. April 4. b'Si-Jij, a. Tu .
_ 1. Henrietta, Jan. 2;l 17s0: ni. Nov. 19, 1^11, William Sv.-ceihiud of iMattJ-Juirvli,
K. ^Vnl. Henry, Jan. 11. 17:»1; d. April (!, 1S21.
]J[. Luey Fitch, April ;J, 179:]; m. Jan. 29, Iblo, Peter J. H. ^[vers of ^V]dte1l■,il
X. Y.
IV. (b-or.cre Wa-liincrton, Aju'il 11, 179.'>; lawyer: ni. O.t. i), lS2Sj Franci-s ])avis.
\ . Ann Burbank, April T), d. May 11, 1797. "
"^'1, Ann Ihirb.ank. A].ril 27. 17itS; m. Aiui! l.""., ls22, \\".\ Haile S)e d Xnr
20. IS^O.
VII. Eliza CoriH-'lia, Sept. 17, ISOO; d. Julv 22, 1S42; m. Oct. Hj lS2ri John B
Sliaw. ■ , ^ ., . .
VIII. Lydiu Maria, March 2o, 1S02; d. Xov. 9. 1S(J4: ni. Oct. 2;J. 1.S27, M S MvtTS
IX. llach.; Broekett, Fi-b. 11, ISOI; ni. .May 10, l.^:;;!, ^'ie.s. A. T(,niiin:.on,' ' ' — "
X. .lolin, b. C)ct. i;j, ISO."); ni. Sept. 1:3, isjij, Catharine Canipt.ell.
XI. Isaac Billious. Oct. 14, 1S07; in. Hoc. S, is;{5, Lucv Sperrv
XII. Edward, July 2:3, ISlO; in. Jan. 24, is:j7, Mana Foote.
XIII. Jared Turhand. Xov. 3, ISlG; d. May 19, ISfH : ni. Sept. 6,1849, Ann T.
Palmer.
.11.3315. Billius Kirtlaud, b. June 29. 17112; d. Oct. 2't, iso."); an eminent
physiciatt; m. Saiah, dan. of Dr. . hired Pott.^r; after his d. the fdur chil were taken hy
their <;. f. Potter.
1. Fii/a. m. Li-v.M-ius Carrinyton (2d wf.), b. Jan. IS. 17?9: .-tud. with Dr. K'iri-
land of \\'.. luit n.U likin^r the lius formed a nu'ivantile partnetship with o'eo. J5 Kirt-
laud; he d. F 10; hem. ^1) Feb. 2i;. IS'H). Thankful Hail: hem. i:;) Sarah Kiitland, >i,s.
(d' Eliza; i. I)y2dm.: I. SuiAii I\ mil. AND. 2. Ax.va, m. .bnd I'erk.
II. P"lly, m. C.d. Bn-stll, s. of Andr.'W and Hiana (Coi.l; i Hall, b. Oct IS, 1 7,si).
1, CAK.ii.iM. Hi.WA, b. S.-pr. ;.;. isi.7: ,),. o.-r. 11. ls;;s_ ,I,,hn, s. ef ,b,>hua and' Fli-,::.-
beth (I'ook) Aiwatt-r.-- b. .Ian. 19. !SF"i: he in. (2) 1S!9, hJliza Ann. sis nf Car Hi.ana V
1, M.ir<j /.■//:,//.,,•//. b. F< b. 22, 1S42 2. .1.,!,,, /.''/.-.v ", b. .lulv;;, Isi:.!; ,h .iune F ls;i'
3, Wni. U'x'/.vT,. /•//,, Juue 11, ispl; d. Fch !i, ]^m. 4. Cir'^Un, J/.i'!. Mnvr\, 24.' is4s":
d. March s, 1s,t2. 2. Ei,i/.\ Axx. b. Sept. Bh 1S17; m. .Ian. 1. l^'l:), ,b.,!ui Atwater. :;]
(H-.o. K'i!;i !.AXi>. .Iiilv 7, 1^19. 4, Mai;v Ari;r-TA, .Mav 11, 1.^22 ,"> S\i{\it Pott'-u'
Julv J.;, ps-j... ■ . , -. .
HI. <;e,,r-;e B., d. lSi;9.
IV. Saiah, m. Eiverious Carriiitrton, bro. of James [9]. 1, Kii;tt,.\xi>. 2 El !.KX.
OOOK, K1UT1-A^;i), IlI.Or'KKTT, ML'NSOX.
51:
.11.3316. Rachel Kirtland, 1». .luly 0, 1704; d. in \V., .inn.' in, ls->;: 111. C'u!.
J!iiwi.i(i IJaikiT, s. of .lolin ;iii(l Sarali ( I'lninfunl fan..) His tarin v.a- la!-''' .ir.il o:;i> dl'
llie Ix'st in New Haven Co. !!(' bnilt the laix'-r brirk Imus.' now owncil bv Sajnii.-] ('
Fun I, I'l.'^q., of WallM. '' " '
I. John r.aikiT, m. Kli'/.ab.'fl, Atv.atcr,-'- 1). Ati^. 4, 17',)4.
II. Sarah H. I'.aikiT, .Inly 1], b'/SS; m. \\''ni. ](. Join's; nianv nts. j.'KTnia-t-r of
X. Hav., 1). X(iv. :;, iTTs;.]. N.jv. 27, l^'M, a. s:i. She (b Nov. !, 'b'^.V7, a. (!',). \ U.\}>-
UlKT, tn. -('rawfonl. 'J, l']i)\VAi;ii, ib South, o, Hi'.m; v, (b in X. Ha\ . ; nnni. 4.
Sakaii. 111. Tlios. Cfrosvciio!' Tr.lcrjtt; Y. (.'. LSiiS; d. 1,S7(). r,, i'tixni.v.-^ S., inintcr:
('■.i\>t. X. Ilav. (ii'a\s. (5, ^^■^lJ,IA.\r, lu llnni, sis. of Dan;;'! (i. l'hij)|is' w'f.
.11.3S17. Jared Kirtland, b. Aup-. r^'. l?!',;); rem. to }\iiaii.l, ()., ]^n2: d. ihcrc
Ajiril 10. b^riil; a b'.rijifr, innk('oi>cr and tor a hunc linii' pnstnia-tcr; nn I.ois, da ii. of
(':\i)t. lOiiliU and biicrctiii Stnulcy Yah' (if ^^■., li. Feb. ;;, ]77(): d. a; ( 'uokstown, ]'a.,
Oct. 3, INll, a. vJS, while on a jonrncy to (.'onn. to visit fri.'nils.
b lani'ftia, Xo\.2, 17',i(;; (b July l-l. ISlit; m. Dr. ] ienry .ManiiinL;-. Jb'ni. i2i
Mary BiM;;harj, and iiacl J AU'i rtia J\iri land, b Ori. Ti, lv'"J7; in. ai "bo.iutr.stou n, ()., S<'ii:.
0, 1S49, 'I'iniotliy Dwi^ht Baldwin. 1. .M viiv. in. \\'in. .bihn-;on Ed-.vaid,<, .-. s. of I'icr-
]>ont I'ldwai'ils and of (icn. Lewis i;. >bu'ris [Sj,
lb Ifaoheb l>t'r. 1). IV!!^'; d. July :^2. IS'iO; !n. ('.J. ( 'aleb H;il(h\iu \\]rk, s. of
llfiivy, (d" Yoniiu'>to\vn, O., ami w f . Ilaimali l.aldw In W. []\v m. {'h Delia (iriliitli, and.
had Caleb Hahh'.in: b'aidicl, ni. \i. \V . 'I'ayhir, cashier Mahonin;'- ("o. iianl:. State Audi-
tor of <_»., Fir>i (.'onijin'olhT U. S. Treasury at ^^'ashin.^■ton, ]). C. ; Hoinv Kirtland,;
Hannah, m. bha-.. Ames , if Y.: baura, Cliarh's, Kli/,a]. 1, Hkxi;v }\.i[M-i.A.\i\ in. iind
liad fine dan. His wid. in. (0) Hen i v Mor-e of Pdland. O.
Hi. Hb.'.a, An.L^ 0, IHK); d. Maicl! bj, \K]l: m. Philo Cook of W.
1\'. Sarah. Oci. s. Isilo; d. Sept. 10, Is-J-^; u\. (ion. C. Hill-,.
V. Lois Yale, Sept. '21, ISK;!; ni, J'hi .Myput, M.D., (d Polaml, O.
■-'-^' .11.35. Abigail Brockett, b. Ftdi. ll, 1711; m. April J. 17:!:), Caleb, s. of
Calfb and Elii'.aheth iln'riiian; M uuson. b. Aui:. I'J, 17l)',i; d. Jiilv '23, 1747; (2) x'ov. 22.
17o(), Isaac, s. of Isaac Hron.-on, b. Marcli '29, 1707; d. I>cc. 7, i71)ii.' 11 is' bst Wife was
i}\micc, (hui. fd' 'I'houias I'ichards, wlio d. Sc'iit. 0, 174!i; Anu'i Ih'onson, wf. of Isaac
-' Tutth' [.b2.] was his sister.
1. Mabid Munson, b. Jimf 2, Ho."),
II. AliiKT -Miiiisou, March 2, 17:j(!-T; ni. .\v.aba. dan. of IJcut. Josiali Bn.nson,
and Ids 2d wf. Sarali, wid. of David Leavt-uwoi th of \\'oudl.urv. h. Ajail 2S, ITdo; his
Step-sister, and sistvr of Josiali Bron.son who in. Tabatha Tnltlc."
/-. ._.,-"^llI. llernujn Munson, b. Oct. 2N, 1738; m. Anne Bronson.
IV. Cakd. Mun-^on, Marcli ;j. 1741.
V. ('oi iitdiiis .^Iun5-on. b. Ajiri! lO, 1742.
y\. lienjaniin Muns(jn, li. Ai;e-. 23, 1744.
yi\. Titus Bronson. b. Oct. 15. 17ol; m. Hannah Cook.
A'llb Abigail Ih-.nisou, b. Aug-. 12, 1703; m. Andirose Hickox, ^Vat(.'rburv.
.11.353. Ilevmail Munson, b. ()<-t. 2S, 17;:S; m. Anne, dau. of Jose],], (and 2d
wife Mary, dau. of Lieut, (iershoni l'\ilford) Ih'onson, h. May 22, Hoi, a 2d cousin of
liis lii'otlicr's wife A/.ulia.
^^-^ I. Mille. b. about 177<.b wa.s livine in (.)ldo in b'-;."i."), a. S~) vrs.; in. Aoill ',). 1 7Sb
' John Clark of .Milford. h. about K')"); rem. to ^^'a1^'I■buly udiere ji'is cjiil. were b., thence
t(j Xev> .Milb.rd, tlieiiei- in isjS t.) Medina, v.). , w here Ik' ib 1S20. \, Siikkmw Vio-'
■""■"• 29, 17Si). 2, I'or.i.v, Xov. 19, 1791. 3, ILs.vsm.m, April n, 1794. -i. I^ki.a Bumn^ox,
Oct. 1, 179''i. •"), .biiiN L[m:<, Au,.;-. S, 1799. (i, Amo>-, Dec 3, ISOl. 7. J i.kkmi \i>
J;m. 4, ISIIl. S, .\N.-<,X. Dec. 10, ISOt); eiad. K'enyou Cob, (dlio; rec. of the]:|,is. chh!
of St. And,ew's. l'.lyr;a,0.: St. I'aiirs, Xoru'aik; Sv. bhiiip's, Circleville, and S'. 'i'iin-
otliv'y, Ma'-sillon, and in IS^d of I'hnnianue) chb. in Bockb'rd )1! 9 \(;i-i ,)ul\ 1''
• 1(S12. ' ' ■ ■ '
"■Jostiua Atn-ater of V.'alld in. Oct. i:i, 1793, Kii;;ahetli Cook. i. Kli/alu'lii. b. 1794; m. John Barker.
2, Caroline, b. 1796; m. .Tared P. Kirtland. 3, Kmiiy. b. 179$; m. Friend Cook. 4, At), frail, b. Doc. .>S^
1800; d. Sc'iit. 2;, iS?3, at Durham. Conn. ?. Mary, Oct 18, 18.. j; d. July 24, i,So4. 6, Caleb, July n',
1804; m. Julia A. Royce: '.••1 rdizabctli S. Clark. 7, Josliua, Au{^. 36, lioi',; ui . Mary lb! Dav. ' S. '^'i^^s.'
Cook, Aug. 70, iSoi; :n Harriiaf. Cook. 9. Lucrctia, luro .••n. iSi., d. luno r^^. l'^.•^. r-.'l'>'crir, Oct'.
12, 1012; d. iSr.o; m. Sarah S. Gale. 11, .[ohn, 1S15; ni. Caroline Hall: (vCEli/a Mall. 12, \Villiarn ,'.A u^
IS, 1817: ni. tilizabctti Helfonsltin. 13. .Slary .■\nr\. May ^9, i'3ig; m. Lieut. C^arreU R.-irr'y.
o40 r.HAXCII OF MEKCV.
■ .11.557. Titus Bron.son, h. Oct. 15. ir.-ii; „,. ]\-]>. li.nT'.t, Ihumal,, (hm. of
Mo.-^e.s Coo);>^' of WiUcihiirv, (.'oiiii., 1j. .lun. 11, 17")").
I. .Ininis. 1.. ]■)- -. <)■. 171)1); m. .I;ni. II, ISOl, Ikmu- Mallnry of WocU)!! ry; res.
'I':i1iua<lgf, O 1, Cii.MU.F.s (-'. "i. BriJ,);i:. ',',, Zm{i \. 1, IJiinnktt. Ti, .M.\i;i.\. (1,
<^()i!.NKi-iA. 7, II.\ui;ir.T.
II. llojaro, Feb. 1-"3, 17S>: in. Cli^irry TliDiiipsou; res, Middlclmiy. 1, Af.!'i!i-;i)
If. '.', II()U.\rK ('. .'J, .Iniix T. 1, Vaa/.x. .j, M.vuv. (i, ('.\i;iir,iM:. 7, S.\)!.\ii. y,
III. Aui,'-u^{i!.'^, .June ?4, 17.''-4; ni. Xiuk'Y Bradl-y r.nd d. in ()., ISlJ.S.
IV. I'^fli.T. Oct. r.>, ns!!; 111. .loliu Miii'c; res. N. Havm. 1, ll.viiiiii'i'j'. 2, iMAKY.
^'. Titus, Xov. 21. IT'S^; a iiioiX't-r sutllii ;it Ann Aibor and Kalnma/oo, Midi.,
iind l.>i', vcni'iirt. Inwa: d. .'an.. IS.V], wliile nii a \isit to Middlrhurv, Conn.; in. h^ally
Hiclm.rd.son.
YI. Hannah, h. AyvU 18. 1 7!l1 ; d. IS.")!.
VII. Sally, 1). Sept. l:J. 17nl; m. A. IkMiliain; res. Middlebuvy. 1, ^VM . 2, .lonx.
S, ICNOS. ^!, S.\I!A11. ~, ]"l{.VNKr,IN.
Vlli. l.ewiiard, 1). .Tniii.- 'Jd. 17!i7: dea. of tlu- clih. in r^Iiddlrlmrv, ("onn. ; in. Xancv
llichardson, widow of M. Plait. 1, .h:i.iA Makia. .Ian. V2. IS-^o'; d. Sfpt., l.-^ll. i,
Oko. v., .lan.:.'l, IsOl. 3, C vi iiaim.nk. d. y. 4, Isaac K., b. ilay 22, 1H:J(;. .j,
EowAi'.n ],.
"X- .11.36. Samuel BrOCkctt, b. .lune 21, 1714; n-m. from Wall'd to Sont]uii-:ton
/ ■ iiov.- \Vol.-ott: m. liurli Hiadb-v [4J, 2d cou.-<. who d. .^pril 12, 17^0.
]. Eunice, Jan. lo, 1744".
II. Zuer, 1). March 20, 174(5; <\>-.\. of tin- Baptist clih. in Woloott; d, Sept. 17,
lcSo4, a. 87; m. lainice v»i:ii d. Mtuch 11, Is;;::, u. si; res. N. K. \nivl of iht? town.
1, H.v.MKL. 2, Trrrs, d. Feb. 21, ls'>7, a. 77; m. Sarah, dan. ];>ea. Justu.s 1^'ck, b. .Kmc
28, 177!); d. Aj^ril 2:]. lsr)0. a. 71.
III. .To.'l, b. .!un<' 14, 17^!).
IV. .Tool, b. July 2s, 1701); d. July C, 17!»)1; krpt a tuvei-n at Plant ville. Conn.,
several ycar.s. lie was the second peise,n in Soutliino-tun to dicclare for tlu' I'ljiiscDpa!
chureli "(178.")): m. Jan. 4, 117:1, Hannah Clail^, b. Kol; d. Dec. lU, ] Tss, a. :i,: (2^
Dec. 25.17S0, Esther, dan. of Hev. John AA'ii::htnian; (8)Jan. o, lill2, I-'sther Sireei, wlio
survived hin\ and ni. Daniel l''risl)ie. Slie d. A])ril 28, lS2o, a. fll). 1, Ar.i-iiKi's, A[>ril
18, 177:>; d. June 2, 177."). 2. Sti!1-;f.-i\ Oct. ID, 1792; d. M.-^.y 0, 1 T'JO. :J, Ar.i'ii i;rs, Ai'ril
.44, 17;'4; a.'ijuired c(jn.sM,leiable edncalioji and tauLi'lit .scliool in S. 4, .bii:i,. Fell, ."i, d.
F(d). .8, 17Ui;.
V. Zenas, b. July 12. 1702. "David Fro.st. I.s;iac Tenidl and Zcnas Brockett w<Te
Ihe tirsi Ikiptists in ihe luwn of \N'atci4)ary ; by them and others meetin^i^-s were started
and Iield at least once a inontli in Watei-ljury; a distance of 12 uiili'S from their h.nncs;
the journey being" pei'fonned un fool; tliese uieelie.ixs wert.' thus maintained foi- 12 yrs.
until in 180;J the NVat. Eapr. ohh. was org-ani?:ed." 'IJic.se men wer-' ol tiie.l inte^r'ty
and purity of chrLstian life and character, and tlieir memory slionhl be honored asleadeis
of the infant churcli. Poor in worldly wealth, but ridi in christian ^y-race. — 7/m/. "J'
SoiitJiinfjtoii.
VI. Rachel, ]). 17o4: spelled Brackett on t;rav,. -stone in "\\"olcott. Conn., d. Oct. 17,
1770, in 22d yj-. of her a.
VII. Amos, b. A])rll 10, 1707; m. March 27, 178o. Eucv Dutton.
VIII. Jesse, b. May 7. 170S.
iX IJenjamin, (.»ct. 1. ITCiO.
.11.367. Amos Brocketl, b. April 10, 1707: d. Julv 10. I82ri; m. March 17.
178:1 Lucy Dutton, 1). Feb. in, 17ii:!; d. X.iv. :',„ 18:-U; rem. from Wolcott, Conn., to
Salisbury, Herkimer Co., X'. Y.. abr. 1804. Deacon in S. 22 yrs., and was succeeded iii
. Lis ot.'ice Ijv s. iOli; of his i; son-- four were deacons.
*Moscs Paul, an Iniian. b. B;;riist^l)Ie, Mass , ahr.ut 17.)^, enlisttd in Col. Putr.am's le.rt . 17''-. •■^"''
bcc;>.r.ie vciy rilssip.iied. In Dec. 7, 1771, bcin.iL,'- al .Mr. Clark's liouse in I'.cth.Tay, Coan.. vtry druak am!
<^u.arre)soaie. he (luaTck-il with Mr. Clnrk and Oirew a ilatiron ai tiini, wliicli' missed Clark ae.d struck
Moses Cook who was prf^scnt. .^Ir. Cook's skull w.<s fractured and hcd. five days afterwards l\iiil
was tried, convicted, and li^njred at New Hav., Sept. 2,177?. Samp.son Occum preached his fuiierai
sermon, which W.1.S printed and circulated amonfj the Indians. It was rep'intcd in ICn^'L^nd in connec-
tion wilti Jonathan F,di.s-anis treatise on the .Mohcfjan trrauiuiar. 'The skull of Mr. (Jook was not buried
with th',> '■'ody, proba-bly h:-.vin;:; t-'-;-n 1 ;Tp:;red ar.d v.'.zi on the trial -o! P.-iul, after which it was returned
to ttie familj'. It was many years in po-;session of his dau., Mrs. '1 it\is Hronson — kept in a liitle < hch
bacf, beinjr in sever.tl pieces— and at her re'iuest was hijricc! v,:th heron her dec. in is^i; her grandson,
Kdvvard L Hronson, saw it many tiiucs in liis boyhood. — Del i/>-,s!' s Intii:tns 0/ Court.
IJKOXSOX, ISKOCKETT.
547
1. Z.-phi, 1.. .liinc VM, ITSl; (1. Ai'i-il 111. lS-)(»; ,!i. in Soutliinutoii, <'nim.. F.-l). ',,
180;!, Sally I'latit. 1.. Ai-ril M. fi^.}, ,1. May I':'.. ]S74. a. UO. Amon^Mlu- (irsi ^ctll.-r.s
.:it J5fnckrtt's 15ri(U't'. Tin- .". llrst i-hil. li. ill Salisbmy; tluMicxt v at Xorwiiv; tlic rest at
B.'s]5iidae, P. <>. .Maiili.-im, N.Y. J, Soi-iii \, b. J:in'. :J. IHU."); d.F..'s li.,Jan', 18, Uj;9;ni.
Xov. l-},'lS-i-J, JaiiK.'s Brown. 'J, .Iamks Plant, h. .\n...;. :i INIJT: iii. Auir. 27. 1«:M,
•ClirisiiiM Ju hi; c.'i Mts. .1 .V .liiii' Sa-ll. :l Itrrii I5i; \ r>:.Ki-, \>. V\''). .'). IsiO; <i. at 15
B., July 1. 1S!7; m An.Ml 4. 1^: :i2, Millini J. P ■ '■!. 4, W(i,i.rA>[ Casi:. 1,. An'j;. .1, il.
D.-c. 19, 181:3. '), Wm'. Casr, b. .\,,v. IT. 1S!;-J; .1. l-Vb. .-). ls,;;j. C, Ciiaki.k^ (iir.KS, b.
July 24, isiti; d. A;.ril '■'<. ]sr4: m. (J •[. 2(1, ]s:59, S:irali A, (Jraiii. T, Tiii:i;i:sa. !». Oct.
2, ii5VJ; d. at Papclivillr. N. Y., Si'pt. 07. l^(!o; m. P.r. 27, 1S40, Jaun's Dcinpytt-r. 8,
Pachki,. b. Mav 14. IsOJ; d. April 11, 1847; iii. Jan. 21. 184."), 'riioiuas Lvman. 9.
.^\Mos, li. Xdv. 24. 1821; iii. Oct. 21, 187)2, Sallv (•■■.■;iii.t. 10, CrjNioN, b. N<)\-. 0, 18-2(i;
m. Ffb. 24, IS.'-l. Mi.-. Kuib A. llavos. 11, Sakaii Loujsa, b. .hiin: 17, 182S; d. Nov. 8,
1880.
II. Eli, Au!;. 11. 17^(>; m. C.-itliariiie Por.l.
III. Amn,. Aju-il in, 1781); d. May 2n. IsTl, a. 8-^; iintn.
IV. Alvali. Jan. 2i). 17!>2: in. Punb:!- Sndtli.
\'. Pury, Drr. 8. ITH:!; d. P.'c. t;, 1S()I-,, a. 7o; in, Oct. 31. 1813. Ira Tuttlr [I].
\l. .b'ld, S< pt. 9. IP.I"); d. Jan. 14. ISPI; a pcr.-;Mnal friend of smdi iinMi as d'enit
•Smitli and Pcii.ili (;n>i-n;ni. Jan. 10. 1n22. Pm-v C;iipt'iiti'r in Fuirfudd. Mass. . b. Aug.2G,
1799; d. Au^^ 10. I'^T-"!. lie wa-^ (b'a. of tlu-'Papt. clili. at Vcnirvn Crntn-, N. \. 1,
l!\!:\::v KiMr.Aii., i).-<-. ;;, i.s-,>;J: d. Sc|)t. 2-!, \XU: nnm. 2. Cikoiiok Pks-| ki;, b. Sals.,
X. v., Jan. 29. P^27; llain. Col. 18")1; Prof, of I'dm-utiun and Gorman 9 yr:,. in N. Y.
Central Col. a1 Cm-tland; tlion tnuiMit iiiAlbany. X. \.. t\^•l)yrs., Instructor in the l.^caf
and Duuili Asylum at Pliiu. Mndi., S yrs. ; resi-ucil in IST;! hi attt-nd liis invalid I'athi-r
at Vernon (Ji-ntcr, N. Y., who d. l87o. He then r'-m. to P.>ol;i'ort. N. Y., where he d.
.«. i. April 4. IS^ii^ a. 5:;. of a severe cold takfU en inwiUIil;' nut of the rhisi' aisd overheated
air of a public !.i. « tin;.'. Jie\\';is a. man et unusual literary ability, and a ihovoiii^h
sclndar. Me ^v^)te with remarkable facility and tnnk pleasur*^ in his work, both as
teaclior and as writer. He was a re-o-nPir contributor i'i the Lo':l.:}i::rt Ji'iinm! and wrote
many anonynujus articles on tlie Cliincse- (mil ('Iniii--<r Cusfn/j/.-i, lUrdfi (tml Thiir lluhils.
etc. "He was a true Christian and a nu)ilel man." He in. in P., May 0, 1775. Caroline
A. Camii'eeP (Si. whi> had been r.ssnciated v/itli hint in teachinir from \<y.'y to 18o9.
Vll. Ph.iuh',. March s. 17;iS; d. .Inlv KJ. \s[Q- unin.
VHP Prbccca. Oct:. 9. 1799; d. .lulv 2.1. 1822; ]n. Pec. 12. 1820, Jarvi-^ Cole in S. . s. i.
IX. Pachel. Sept. 22. 1801 in \Volcott, Conn.; d. in Frankford. N. V.. Mandi 24,
l87o; m. in Salisbury. X. Y., Ijy Rev. W. .hidd. Jan. 10, ]'^-J2, Hiram, s. <if Ca])t. \\"in.
.Smith .,[' Conn. iam.Vb. S. , Oct. 5, 1800; d. \^'hitr.^b<.lo, X. Y., Sej.!. 04, 18t)o. 1,
PrcrxA, Dec. 1, ls-J2; <1. Pndi, Ilk, Oct. 22, 1871; m. M;!rch 7, l^^ll, Pivd.-rick 4"uttle;fi
<diil. 2, M.xKTirA A., >*-\n. 21, 1s2'.t; m. Sept. \'J, 1^4^, I>. Ahhui .Ja(4<son; res. Pake
City, Minn.; Held!. :P Pui;i;j: .M.. (.)r't. o. IS.'H; d. C:i->ellvil!-, N. Y.. S.-pt. 11, 1881;
m. ()< T. 1. I'-iu. .Pmies ])eni]i-ic'r; 1 dau. 4, Cai.ista P>.. N()\-. o, ts:;i»; m. ,!:.n. 5, ISIJO,
J. liarvty PainlHU-ou; ns. Fi-ardvford ; o (diil. — (''>,,,. ht; Mrs. I '.]',. L<i iiihi rsnu. 5, Dl'T-
TUN, June IP I'^Jl; in. .Ian. IC, ls()2. Hannah (Hiinths; res ]3r(».klyn, X. \ .; 2 cliik
X. Benjamin I)., 0<-t. 11. InO.'P d. Sej.t. 9. l.Mi7; m. I'Y'b. 7. l's27. Sarah C. Tultle
[4]. dau. of Paaisoni. and sis. of Kev. Dr. .P II. Turtle ot' Minneaii.dis. Minn. 1, Hau-
!;iKT. 2. \^"^[.LAlll). :p Prcics. 4. Maktiia. :->. Haxs(i.m. 0, }'',M.\iA.
XP Zenas, May 4, 1800; the only one of thi.s fam. liv. in 188:3; rem. to Brockett's
Bridge. X. "i . He was dea. of the Bajit. chli. in S., but left that eoiuinunion many yrs.
ago on atcount (d his antishiverv views; m. in Xorwav, X. Y'., March P!, 18;j2, Candace
Salisbury, h. o.-t. 19. I^OfP d. July 27, PS7rj.
"As v,-e go to jucss this luornin;; (May 29. 1883, at Manheim, Herkimer Co., X. Y .)
-UunouncennMii is made of ihe death, last evening, (jf oni- v, ho.-e name is a synonym for
all (diaiityaiid brotherly love, for kindne>,-~ of heart, grntleufss of dispositicui, ami
nprightm-.-s in life. \S"f have no opi)ortuiuty io sp.-ak of him lunv as his virtues would
seem to (h'mand, but sliall seek material fiii a more fitting obituary hereafter. Zciias
Brockett, r)t" all men wluun wcliave everknoun. came tlu' iimrc'st to a life in strict ace )rd
■with the gohbn rule oi lu\"e towards his mughbor. Hi-- heart w:is warm and loving
towards all men. and in return all men loved him. His liff was made up of kind deeds
iind noble examphs. He eV'U- acted up to his cuuNictions. and his ciuiviiitions were ever
upon the side of ri^dit aisd justici' and humanity. The-.r ar.'- srrwe^ words b.it il"-y will
be lecogni/ed ;;s je.-- and t: t:e ^'.■oI\ls by all \- ho cvei- came to knc:w him intimately.
His biogiaphy tle-e:-ves to be readi by the y(aing men wdio fMl!n\\- him. as au e\amj>ie
well worthy of th'-ir imitation. His death, huig evpecli.'d though it has been, will bring
548 iJiiAX cH OF .Mi:i;cv
Sormw t.n many a lif;tr1 outside llie family <)!■ tlio scifial circle in wliidi lie moved."
JAUlc Fiilh Ji'unial (thJl ('"nr'nr. .A'. )'.
1, Hat:i(I1'.t W., Mmv 11, 1,':;;;:?; d. .Fuly is, ISSO; m. Sept. '2i). Isr);i, Nelsmi J. retrlc.
"t, GcncTicn-. 2, ,Iinn:x. ;{, Annie. 2, Nath.wik), S.. April 1, l,S:jil; m. June 25
18GS, Annie K. Jiilmer. ;:i,^ Anna M., .Ian. 15. IslJl; ui. Sept. 10, ISGO, Jolm M. Feetei"
who d. Feb. C, IST-l. 1,' Franl.- li. \, Ldrisd'. 5, LoKi ita. (i, Kccjkma. 7,
CiiAKi.i-s v.. S. A.N.MK.
XII. 'J'imdtliy l)iUt.)n Biockett, Dim-, yi, INOS; rem, to \^'.■stm<)reland, X. Y., jihout
18:!7, iuid d. tliete, .Ian. '20,- ISTI. Xo! as NiuoriUis in consiit iiiinn as- mnsi df his bros.
improved every (ij'i^'jrtuniiy to acijnire Icnowleii^M'; .Itistice of the I'lacc '.?0 yrs., ajid
deemed it his duty to exert liis infhience and th(' jioweisol' liis oliice to ])re\eiit litigation
and with such .success that durint,^ tlie last S yrs. but one cum- was bioui^'ht to tri;'.l before
him. " ];iess''(l luetiie peace-makers, for tln-y shall be called llie ••liildren of (iod;" m.
Dec. 2'2, 18;!-3. hucy, dan. (jf \\\\\. and Pii.-be i?enne1t Sndtli. b. Jan. 10, li'IJ5. 1, Jamks
Wirn.iAM, Xov. 14. ls;ll; mercliant in Ivoiue, X. Y., Clark i^ Hrockett; m. Jan. 7, lS"i7,
in western X. Y., Manvt- Kli/a, d,m. of .\u,-,iin and IMiebc (iriswold Warner, b. liad-
dani, ("onn. 1, A'//;/^*/ /V -/t. J nne is. ls5;); ni. Apiil Is. b'^S'J, Albcil Feeter French;
res. l)es. Moines, Jovra. 2, F,>'iik Ec^ntt. Oct. 2'2, ls(;7. 'J, Dau., ,lnlv IS, d. Au<.i-.
29, ]s;j7. o, Ki-oi:n(:. Pec. 24, Is.'JU; d. Xov. 10, iSil. 4. ])t:i,(.s, Sepi" ly, 1S42: d.
Manh;;i, 1S5(). 5, F.mma Pkkmi.i.i a, Xov. 21, lsl4;d.. Feb. 17, ls50. G, I'liior.i-;
Amdi.ia, Jan. 1, 1S50; d. Dec. IS, 1S51. 7. K.Mi:i;i-n-r, May 2s, d. Sei)t. 27. ls>';5.
.11.3672. Eli Brockett, b. An--. 11, nsC; su.r,.cdrd his f. as Dea. in tlie chh.
at Salislmry and was Di-a. in chh. in NN'estinaieland. X. Y.. when- he d. A\\[^. If), 1871,
a. 85; m. Mav ;J. ISll, (JathariiH-, d;r,i. of Abiiali and Lmv Salisbnrv Ford. 1). Salishurv,
N. Y., Ano;. ■;-!, 1701; d. Mav b. isTH.
I. Kebccca, b. Soj't. 25, 1S12; m. Se[)t. 12, 1S4S. Wm. I'^ake, who d. Maich 19
1SG1.
IT. Lucy. b. July s. Isll; d. Jan. :!, 1S77: m. Xov. I!, 1R;J1, Moses h'jrf, b. Jan. 12,
1806; d. April" lb. Is74! 1, Sakaii EM/AnKrif, h. July 27, 1S:!J: m. Oct. 11, 1S54, Maurice
Comstock, who (I. 1. ])r. Irii Ui.-r ('oin.\lork. b. ls5S. 2. ("atjiaimnk Bitot kktt. h. Mav
20, 1831; m. Oct. 4. ls5i;, ("barb's Ja<'kson. 1, Arfhur. b. Dec. 9, ls.59. 2, M'ini/r. <1 ,\>.
Feb. 10, 187;]. M, I^huhif. Hki.kx, b. Feb. 14. is;;*.); ra. Sept. 9. 180S. Cejuias Top).inff. 1,
l-Jii(/enu(, b. Is7:l 4, Mai;y Joan, b. M;iy 21 . is:?:); m. Oct. 20, 1859. Marloin Carr. 1,
Ida May, b. June 8, 1S63: d. July 28. 18(14. 2, Ihriuan. b, Feb. 27. lsr;5. o, Chorlfn,
b. Fel). 15, 18G9. 5. CirAUJ>F.s At.kkrt, b. March 4, 1842: m. Oct. 15, ISt),-;, Laurindn
. 1, ir//7'(/, h. Auir. 0, 1S!!4. 2, i/</^Vr^ h. Oct. 11,1S<J9. o. /.vrv/. b. Mav a, 1874;
d. A]>ril 9, 1877. 4, Charhx, b. March o. 18S0. 5. Ma ad, h. Marcli 2, ls82. 6, "KfGRMA
I'^LiZAHETtf, b. Oct. 27, ISoO; m. Sejjt. 27, 187G, Julius 'Puttie, b. 1842. 1, Franl\ b.
Marc], 0, 1S78. 2. ].>'r,i. b. Aj.ril 27. 1S.S2.
III. Jolui Albcrr. !.. March 24, 1S17: d. June 30,1882; m. Jan. 17, ls;js, Xan.'y,
dau. of Reuben and Xancv Bears Ixusc, b. l>c(;. 19, 1S17; d. Mav2o. ISSl. ], I'll, i. en
KosK, b. May 12, 1842. 2."(;ir,Ks Ai.iu-;kt, b. 1m1). 21. 1S44: m."Sei,t. 19, 1S7S, Elvira
Louisa Ilutciienson, b. Is49. 2. ('_;,-'>r<i[ii},na , b. Feb. 22. d. Fcii. 25, iSso.
IV. Cliarles Edward, b. March 20, 1S19; m. Feb, 24, 1S47, Anna La Barnes, b. Mav
0, 1830. 1, llENUY 15i:xi:iJirT, b. Feb. 15, 1848. 2, Ukoiu;):, b. Xov. 1 1, 1819. ;i,
CiiAi'.i.Ks Fouii, ii. July 18, 1851. 4, Wm. Fi-AK];, b. Aui^ 18, 1S5:J: m. May b, 1S7(!,
Marv Sezislemver. 5, Duija 1'J,i/,ai;etii, \<. June 2, 1S55; m. Dec. 22, 1S72, Andrew
McCarlhv, b. Dec. 2, ISTO. 1, Charl,^. b. Auc;. 18, 1875. 2. Fn<i.nir i'nrtU, b. March
27, 1878;" d. Dec. l;!. 1SS2. G, OATitAiiiNi:, b.' March.. "l, 1859; m'. Dec. HI, 1S79, V'.'m.
Deal, b. .Inne 1, 1S5^'. 7, .loiiN Bai.imi, li. Dec. ;^, ISGl.
V. Elizabeth, b. Nov. ;;. Is25; d. Jan. HO, 18.58: m. Feb. 15. 1S4H. Abial Oraves. ],
Mait.u I, Ai;iAL, b. Jan. 2:'., ls4G; m. .fan. 19, IST;',, ('rissev Keid, I.. IS49. 2, X.vntA.v.
b. July 12, 1S48. H, .Makv \\\x/.\va:\'\\, b. Oct. lu, 1850.
.11.3074. Alvah Brockett, b. .Tan. 20. J792; d. April G. 1872, a. 80; m. Sept. 2,
1818, l-hinici- Smith in N'<jrwav, X. Y. lie was Dc:ic:in of tlie Biipti-t chh. in Salisbnrv,
X. ^ .
1. .Icann-'tle, b. Oct. IH, 1S19: d. ar I'almvra, X. Y., Au-. !*, 18S2; m. Xov. 2S,
184:;, .A.ldenG. Orosbv, b. Danbui"., Conn., Xov. 15, 1S22. 1. .M Ai: v ( '. , b. Jan. 2S, 1S45:
m. in Brooklvn April'. iSGs. V,. 1'. Falmer. 1, Mnnh' E. 2, Ad, Ilk ('. 3, J^a/cnt I'.
11. baac A.,b. Feb. 22, lN2i: .1. Xov. 2 (. Is2-h
III. lib.ida A., b. X...V. 12. 1S22: d. Oct. 2:i. 1^37.
W . Calista L., b. Dec. 2:;, 1824; d. \[<\\\ ^. ls;jt;.
HROCKETT, BllOWX. 519
! V. Lr.ihunl A., b. Dec Ti, 1^:.>»1; in. .hiu. Is, IS!!), Franr,.s S. 15n.\vn: (5) I.vrlia H.
I Morse. /. l.y ].si in.: 1. Ukmiv K., 1.. Muy :!, 1S.-,(). 2, /i.nas ('., I, hfh. I'.l, is.-.O; im.
I June 2'i, jyT't). Jfiuii./ Cmroll. 1. Z<A'/w Z. :!, >[ai;v 1:., h. .Aiuil L'U, IS')!; iii. .hm. 13,
' 18TH, Artliur Ih-i-h.-iin. 1, //-//,'(•(■. 2, Fiit/'. 4. Fannik S., I.. Xnv. 9, ISdl ; m. Sci-t.
14, 1«S!, Mnnin'A. i:icli:.ids, .-), Ai.vah W., 1.. .lun. 1. d. .J'.\w 22, lS/;4.
VJ. Davi.i Z,, b. Frh. 11, l.v.Mi: iii. De.v il, ISol, in Madisuii, .\. V., KD/.u'.ftli II.
C"ol.'. 1, IIa-imk, 1,. J),-.:. !), IS.Vi; d. Auir. M, IS.V..
Vn. ZPI1M^- ('.. b. .\].rU M. ls;M; d. Sl.-.v ;]. ]s;;:».
I Vin. -Marv C. b. Mav 2S. is;):): ,n. M:;"v. is.').-), (i.-,). W. Ibiraljack ; iv.s. ("aslb'tun,
i X. Y. 1, Ai.VAii B, h. 'Aibany S./jir. Fi, F-r.G. 2. Ch Ai:i.r.-< ]'., b. Mar.-li l;5. ly.'.^.
i IX. ('liarli\s Z., 1>, .luh- 2s, is-:;-"); in. Iwdi. 3, is^s. Carrie A. Fiuvcu. 1, Alij;n
I L., b. Juno 2-F F;'<;!; d. i)(-r. 3. lS7i). 2, M \i:y F., b. An-r, 2. d. Sri'.i. 14, IKCl. 3,
[ Airi'iirK F , b. Jan. 0. tl. Aui^. 25. 1S72.— 7,'.v. r,f Ah;,},. }lrvrl.-,,irs (hsr. from jlrs. Mary
f <). lioraharl:.
i
,/ .11.4. Francis Brown, b. o.-t. 7, ]!>70; (.'apt.; <1. Sopt. 23. 1741, a. r.2; m. April
i 11. 171'5, llannali, da.u. of John and Susanna iCi"'; Alliui:-, li. Mav 23, H)7.S; d. Dec. 1*.
• 172:); (2) Dee. 22. 1 72G, P'dizabetli Fo.s.-well. 'b. S-pt. o, WM); d. .v. i. Oct. 13, 1742,
' -ilau. of Firbard and F}"dia iTr'nvbridut') F. IFm' ]ver.sonal ]iio]>iTty cauie into ]io.-^ses.sioii
.' <d' lier ste]! dau.. >F;diitabif, who ui. her fH•^t cous., DaniiJ d'mwlji i,iu'<'. lier niothei-,
I Fydia, inherited con<idiM-able jiroj'erty from hei' nephew, John Ibx'.j-sun, \'.lio <\. s. i ,
'• 1720. Agreeinciit by Franeis Fir'-^ivn to Josliuu Tutile in ri',i:ard to land " tleit eonies to
j mo from Tuy ,i!;'randfathei-, Mr. ^^'iliium 'I'littlc, ihrou,i^h my uiotlier, now dee»'ased.''
I The will of 'Fiv,.t. j-.-aiu-is Brown, nai.-:l 17:iC,-7. exliib. >. Stephen, F, H. D..t. 6,1741,
i Stei)hen was alh)\\cd a i'oitnij;lit tu show iiiven!tir,v €'"'907 12s Sd^, ,)ld tenor. .\ con-
j .sideiuble ipiantity of jewelry and silver plate a])pe:irs, of \'.durh a silver tank;ird, weight
34^- oz., v:dui-, -^52 4s; a silver tankaid, weitrht 22^ 07. , \-alui-. -f3.7 Ss 9d ; a silver e up,
v.-ei,irht IS oz., value, f20 'Js Gd : a sil ver en]), w.-iy hi lOjo/., v.alnc, L'ld 2s "Ji; eiglit
silver Sj>oons, \se!,L;ht, 13ii)/,.. valu.\ t21 -js 3d; tine pair p,old liuttoiis, V3 12s; twtdve
bills of credit, t'o, OS lid; ji-welf^, *J6J-/ i's 4d.; 375 !iei-fs of hind in oth division,
bought of Tuttle. 4J7o F'is. In Aug., 1743. Mr. Wm. (Jreenough a!pl Catharine (Rose-
well), his v.f.. sis. nf Fl'/abeil: abovi', appi^th'd to Cnurl of Frobale eoncerniug the
eonci'aling of gllod^ anil rri-di:s of thi' late ('apt. Francis Frown, 'i'hi^ will r.a.mes '' s :)U
John, for whom 1 have expended F'lOOforhis education at ye coll* ge." In 1742 John,
Sainuel, Stei'hen and 4'imi.ithy Frown convey to ]).inicl Tro^vbridge and si-'ler Mabel.
his -w if.-.
i. John. b. May 14, 1 7nti.
II. Saiiuiel, b. Cci. (), 17uS; living in 1744 as per conv. to bro. 'I'imothy Frown of
the Find known as Frowu's Hilb not far from Abraham Fi'adlev's mill.
III. Melutalde, b. April '.). 1711; m. 1 F' 1 , Daniel TnAvbridge.
IV. SupFeii, b. Aug. 10, 1713; m. Si'],r. 27, 173'J, Mnl^^l Frndlev.
V. Tiuiothv, b. Ain-il 10, 1716; m. Mav 21, 1744, --Mrs." llannali AUing.
YI. Isaac, d. Xov. 21, 1738, in liis 22d "y''-
.11.41. Johu Brown, b. May 14. 1703; Y. C. 172s; d. 175S: s. J<din admr., 1701;
wid. and 7 chil. living; resi. Franford, Conn. He apjieftr.s with the 4'uitle's, (darks and
Daytons in the seuh-ment of Mo.ses Clark's est. 1737 ' ]). 20].
I. I'heb.', b. Se])t. 2.'^, 173"J: m. HoS, Fogcr Dering Fhipi's, b. 1735; d. Sei)t. 11,
1770, s. of Danforth ;.nd bro. of Capt. Solomon [3j and of {'aj.t. David [4J; she m. (2) Asa
Todd f3|. 1, MiKiAM. b.. Xov. 8, 1759. 2, Kf.iZAiiKTU, 1). Fei). Is, 17U3. 3, Fhki-.k,
twin, wdio d. April 13, KGG.
IF John,' b. O.'t. (.;. 1737; Ca])t.; est. adm. 1 7'i!», insol.. Micdiuel Todd, princijml
■creditor and admr.; m. Mni(di 1. 17(i4. Ai/igail Iliti hroid; . Sin' m. (2) May o, 1774,
<.'apt. Ezrki.d llayi-s. f. of Iv/ckiel, .jr. [G]. ami of Futherford, grandfather" of Hon.
Kutheifiu-d Fil'chaid llavfs. Fres. of tjie F. S. 1, Ar.loAJL, b. Maridi IS, 1705.
111. Strphen. b. Oc'r. 14, 173it; m. l>ec. :i. 17GG, Flizabcth F!iiiu,s [4J. 1, SrKi'ii::N,
b. Srot. 5, 1707. 2, FiiKi-.E, b. Julv 13., KG'J.
l\-. Hannah, b. Oa. 23. 1741.'
Y. Justus, b. F.4). 7. 1743.
^*l. Ihancis, b. 1744; Capt.; d. in Xew Hav., Dec. 1, ls23, a. 7'J; Mrs. Harriet, wf.
-of (Vpt. Fnnu'is Ibcwii; .1. .Ma.y It;. 17!»4, a. 42. ( in a v<--sior."i; ]mt. ho m. (2; Flanna)!.
ilau. ot Isaac .VlwaO'i-, b. S-'pt. s, 1 7-1;}; d. Xov. 2'-', is23, a. iJ. ' 1, Asa. 2. ^u.l.^.
3, I.-A-\.<', d. Nov. 21. 17ss, in 22dyr., - grave-stom' a. 2 1, i-— 7'" •■'■// J'ir. 4, Fiiancis, li.
1772; lost at ;Sfa, a. 3it and 7 mos. • m. Hannah , who il. Oct. 11, ISlO, a 3t'.. 1, }f.!rui.
OJO Bl'.AXClI ()]•• .MEi;f:Y.
r>, II AKKiTT, (1. Miiy I(J. ITii-l. a. 12. f], IVvmki,, d. ISO:}, a. 21. 7, 'Sancy d Ort 1
](S.>1, a, (')[>. ' • • ■ ,.
\'I!. Susainiii, 1). .Maivli OI), 17!C.;]iv. iiilTilt.
Vlll. Jalxz, 1.. Jan. 1-1. IMS.
.11.48. Mehitablc JBrov/n. !>. ApiilK, r,]]; d, Oct. id, n'„i;, ;, s7; m. ]7;!i
Danifl, s. of 'ri;.)iii;is and .Marv \\ iiistoii Tiou Ijiidj-c--- of N II |i Oct :.',', ] 7();;- V ' ( ''
17'2o; (/. Aiij.'-. -I, 17."".'.'. V, f. Madcl adiiix.; 7 chil. ' ' •-''•■•
J. Hauiiaji Tkiw liiiilm-, li. .Juije.'!. r,:\-2: d. Au--. 17'. 17:!f) a 7 vi-^
11. hiv.url 'i'i(,\vliri,l-,\ 1,. April -J. !7;M; d. Tel.; •,>;), I7tii,'a (i \ i-.
III. .Josci)h 'rru\vl.rid-(_'. 1). .fuiir- iri, noO; d. .V. (■. Dec 17. 1 7!)(); 'ivs. near Savannah
fJa. : luari/i. r:\r,,l nicicli, ; lii'in (d' UoIkt! Tou nscnd \ ( 'o. lie m. Oct. -JO, i:(;;;, Klizalu'lh'
dau. ol' SaiiUK'l liishop. Slic d. (d' jxai-id fever Sept. f), 171M; l>e(iueatli'ed .'J-J2 To j^lislui
Mun.son, and The residui- of her fstaie to hep niece i:sther .M unsoii. dan. of Ids sifter
Sarah.
IV. Xeunian Tio .vhriil-.\ 1-. Sej>t. !). 17:iS; ni, l':ii/.alietli Hills; c' ) IJehecca C'ahlos
V. ])aniel 'r]'o\vl)r)<l;:e, I). Au--. '..'7, 17-10; d. Sept. 1. 17-1-J.
A'l. 'I'houias 'l'rov,l.ridi.'e, 1,. .^iav2. 1712: ni. Dec. 2S, i:;;;), ^fm's Maconiher
Vll. l.'utherford Trov.-hrid.ye, h. F,-]>. :;, 17-11; in. .luh 4, 17(i7, Doira- llit<hcock-
(2; Thankful Allin-. ' ' ' '
Vlll. Siej.h.en 'i'rowliridpe. b. ])ec. 21, 17 Ki.
JX. Jo!,,i 'I'l.e.vhrid-e.^i. .Inne 1, 174S; m. Feli. i;5. 1777, Tliankful Deolittle. ■ ■
X. ])aniel TiowljridLTe, I). Oct. 2;J, 1700; in. Jan. S, I'l'.S, Sihvl Aiualc-r.
.11.4".4. Newman Trov/bridg-e, l>. Sept. !), KoX; d. A])rii 2!). isit; a oS- ,es
on Muadou- street , N . llav.; in. .Inne-f; Idel. Mlizah.-ih Hilis, v.dio d ,Inne;!'l777 ', ;-;;';■
(2) Sej.T. 2, 177S, Hel.ecca Cal.les, ui,l,,w of Hlchaid, and .lau. (d' TJioina.- D.'.dd d F.d/
5, ISOS, a. o7; i. hy l-i m. ;
I. Hannah, h. Feb. 1, 17(;."i; d. .v. /. May 2:!, 1S21; m. June, 17si;, Tiinothv ('],ir-
tcnih'ii.
II. Eli-abcth, b. Feb. 10. 171;;*: d. IN.-,;!,;,. S-I : in. .Inne I, 17'.M), Samuel Siiennan
in. N\il!iam, b. July 2-!. 1772; <1. at Isle of Trinidad; m. Jan. s, 170] Funic."
Merrinian. /. by 2d in. :
JV. Sarah, "h. Jnlv 13, 1770; d. Aul--. 24, lS.-,7; m, Jainc-s Munsou, b. Mav :', 1772
1, a\r:w.Af.\.\ 'J'j;(>\\bi;iii(;k, Sept. 11. isti:;; killerl Ic/ pjiate-, Oct. :;•.,'. is21. 2. " l^)s^vF 1.1.
Jamks, b. Dec. 4. isll. a, J^Kni:rc.\ 'lr,i>\\unif;r.i:. 1.. Aj/ril, 1^14; in. Sa.ninel Oorhani'
\. Xowni.an. b. .Nov. 8, Hs]; d. Oct. 10, JN;;n;r,i. Lydia, d-.n. (d' .K:,n.i;el Warner,
Mdnjm (2) (ieor--e Ihiiiiett. 1, S[s.\.\ l'd.i/..\, III. Miet 15. 'Str<nr_:, whod. Mavll [SJo
a. 44. 1, M„n/J!.. b. ApiilO, l.sll; d. Oct. 21. IStJl. 2, Jiin-r h'"rn,((, b. .\u'- 21'
JH4y;.d. S.-pt. 11, IS4."). 2, X.v.Ncv M.\i,M.\, in, Se],t. 2s, ls4(t, llenrv l/cooiie'r ]'
7^'/(r//X,, r. S. Navy. 2. .Jns,j>/ui,r,n\. .
VI. Jbisuell, !,. Aj-ril 20, ITs:,; ni. Jan. 0, ]Si;;. .Naiicv Haves.
^'I1. IJcbecca, b. Se].!. .-,, I7S(;; d. An--. ;^1, I'/Ol.
Vlll. Lsaac. b. April 1, 17S0; in. .Mairli 21, l^l:i, Elizabeth Fardeo- (2) An.^ 2 1S:J5
Mfdiifablo Mall; (^i July 10, isds, .Marv A. Will.ard. ^'
IX. lihdiard, 1). N;,v. is, 1701; in". ■ ; d. .v. /. March 1."",, ],sT,7. j,, X. u^v.
X. 'I'ine.thy, b. Fell. 20, 1704; drouned near Sandu-i(di Islands, An,--. 17, iSlb'.
.11.4346. lioswell Trov/bridgc, b. .\piil 20, 17S.l; d. Jan. 4. 1S44; m, Jan. O,
1813, Nancy, d.m. olE/ekiel Hayes [ j;. -iM |, win. d. Au^. ;!•), l,s,^,7, res. on .Meadowst, , n'
Hav. Ho was a mariner. In tl.e war (d' ]skJ, \\l:eu tour d.avs out fiom New llav' to
St. Bartlioloioew's, W. I., then a neutral poil , l.i.s ve.-.sid loaded with a LaMieral ast^.ort-
mciit of American piodu. e and a decl; lead of oxen an<! i-heep was captu.ed bv a l^riti.sli
frie;at<', on board of whicii was the Admii-al of the fle.-t. (,'apl. Tn.wbridi^e was ordered
on b(,.ard the frijcate with his p.apers. On learnim;- his name the Admiral <dadneil that
h(^ was a Mritish subject, but bein- assured by C'apt. T. that h<' was f)orn in Ameri.-a,
wa.s Jcleased. The name <d Tro\sb; id- c beiiii: thai <d' a!> Admiia! undier wlmm his
cai)tor had birmerly serv- d, piopiiialed the huter to that cKlent that Capi. T. was treated
Vfiy h-indly, his vessel and faiiro re>tored, some id' 1 he ]u-oduce and stock wldndi h.ad
been transferred to the .Vdmiral's shij. bd erall v j.aid O.r and on takln- Onal have the
Admiral sent a boat load (d' delicaries and valuabbs as a lukmi of -(.o.i will. (.'apt. T.
ihen^rctnrned to X. Ij.av.. haviiiLT bicn ab-enf .i-bt ihiys.
lieNva-a uni\er-al tavorii, with Ins acipiainiances at home or abro.id . Durin-his
ion.-- sca-goin!,'- experience inanv interesting iii'ddenls occuried. At one time on the
^I'roia TroivbriJj;c Geacalogy.
P.KO V; X, TRO W 1? R 1 1)0 E.
551
iiiulii of liN anival \vii!i a v;iliialilr ciM-uoat ll\'- Islnihl nl' ( i iiadaloui'C, a vinlcnt liiirfi-
(•;aie art;>f \\liich <!c'^! i<i_\ id a huge jiorlinii of tlu' louii aii:l ilrovi (■\,'i_v vi'-s''l to ><:> <ir
onto tlir slion-, caii.'.inu a jX'i'aT los^; of li fc ainoii^'- scaimn. ( 'a]it . T. a n1 ici patcd the
l;al<\ ]ilLt to sea, I'lit m.oii his \('sscl was caiisi/rfl and so rt'iiihiiu d a Imij;- 1 inn-, but
iiiially i-i^'-litf'd with Ioks of masts and most of her riugiii,^ and s[(ais. A ff-i- tlic lialc
aliatfd ("ajit. '1'. di>r.)\-i:rf-d ho \\a-- inai- thi^ island of Si. I)oniiiii,''o. v, hich he sonn
rcacli (.■(]. Hfic lie i-'-maiiU'd foi iiK'iitlis iinaidc to cniMmnnicatc with his fiieiids.
Nearly all of his crew who had rscaiii'd dca.lh hy tlic --ale difil of yfllcw f(?viT, bin
C'apt. '1'., by ski!) ami ]iersov(i-aiict', loade new masts and sf) tilted ii;i his vessel as
to eiiabJL' him to retiirn to New Haven, wiiefi,- he ari-ht^d ai'ler an alisence of six months
greatly to llie sar)'ri'~e and joy of Ids frienrls and family, who hidieved iiim lost in the
hurricane.
I. Frederick- Haves, b. Sejit. 1^, 18K1: m. June 20, is;;7, .lane E,. dan. of Horace
Southmayd. b. Jan. ]7," 1>16: d. Oct. 12. 1S">1: tO) An- .24, In.'k!. .Mary Denman ((bin. of
Renben find I'lleamT) I.'i<-P. 1. Jri i.\ Mai;i\. 1>. .\ll^^ 11, ISilS. 2. J a.nk SdU'i iiM.^ M).
b. Oct. '2G, )y-o9: d. Se],t. .^, lSi2. r!, ( 'at;()i.im-: V."iii:r.i,i.j;, b. An^-. Id, b-^ll; iti. H.W.
Whittlesev, jr.: she d. June;!, b^ii'J; i. 2 chil. 4, ]?nsw ki.i,. b. Slay 1'2, ls45: d. Jan.
n, 1S4<;, 5, ri;Ki>i:ui( K IKWKS, b. May 14, \^Ur. d. July 2.~), iy.")n. G,'Ja.\K Kr.i-/.<iu-7ri(,
b. June i), ]s4N. 7. M.\i;v Ei.i a, b. Ji'mo 24. ls.",l.
n. Harriet Hayes, b. May 2'?, 1S15: m. Sejit. 12, is:'..'^., John J'ennett (';irrii.,irtoii,
b. Nov. G, ]sll, s. of Allen of iM'than^, ('i>nn., a ]irintei-, editor and prupricTor of the
yi ir JI,ii\it J,niri:<il "inJ Co'tror. lie \[. Feb. 11, isj^l, btdnu' then the oldest new.s].;iii'.'r
))ublisher in Conn. 1, Fjiaxcks E.Mii.v. b. July 27, is^l)-. d. of scarlet fever, .Marcli '2i,
FS4o. 2, IbiswKi.i, TmiwtJRiDOK, b. June HI, 1^41; d. Mandi 2:^, ^S4'^, and bu. with his
sister in one grave, i-t. Et)WAlUi 'i'n^»^v i;i;n>oi:. b. April 2."), 1S48; with his bro. John
1'., eoiUinue.-i (he newsiiaiier business. 4, Haiii.'IKT FiiAXetis. 1). .Ian. S, 1X45; d, Sejit.
22, ]i<^)\. ."), Emii.v A'rv;ueii'. 1... Mar.-h 2:1, 1^47; uiim. G. .Ihk.n ]'..e.\Ni,rT, .it;., b.
April 24, 1*>4'J. 7, IlAintil.T TiioWtiMmr,]-',, b. Aui^-. 9, bS31; m. Edwin 'J'rowbfidge.
8, Wfi.i.tAM, b. Feb. G. l^u.'iid. March 23. lsr,n.
HI. M.'iry Ann, li. Sept. V. l^^l^; m. Oct. 2S, bS-K), Ib'v. James A. Hawley. 1.
FuEDi'i'.K i; Ti;(r,vi;!;i!;';E, b. Oct. 2o. 1841; i mjisted in a ^^'isc>lnsin hb-gt. and serve(i
three, or four years; was engaged in the battles c)f Pea iiidge and at other places, and in
Arkansas v.as slightly wintmled; lie received an lionorable, discharge as First Lieut.,
but h;ul ;vervei! some months as Captain. 2, .1ami;s }?t kts. b. Marcli 2i.', 1845; d. Jtily
2, \^'n). X, M.\i;v .1am.. b. .luh- 18, ls47. 4, It'isEWKi.i. Francis.
IV. lb, swell, b. March 1>n'1^21; d. Feb. 2J, l^in.
V. Edward, h. .Ian. 2>', 1824; m. Aug. G. ls51 , Sar.ah Ann, dau.id' Harvey and
Lois Ik Smith (d' Itidgeheld, Conn.; res. Barbadnes, W. I.: engaged in the shipi)ing
business in conni.>ction \\ ith the li(Uise of 11. Trowbridge Sons of New Haven; he was 1 .
S. Consul, utuler Pre.-. Lincoln's ailm. 1. F,I)V,-ai;i). b. .Line rk 1>;52. 2, Hauvkv
S.MiTJi, Jan. ;;n. is:,:,: d. May 24. 1S55. ;], I1i;i.kn Kad.m k, b. .luiie 12. lS5'i. 4. Huse-
WKI.L IL^vr.s, li. June It, IS.j',). d.. at Ikarbauo.-.-, Aug. ti. I8i;2. 5, Ai (.a sI'a Ei,i/,At!KTJ) .
b. .March 17. ISGl. i), WkM. Li'.si.i e. b. June 12,'lSG:k 7. Sahaii Loii.s.\, b. Feb. 8.
18G5. 8, .Mahhi.ee Wiieine'., b. Nov. 14, 18Gi), at P.arb.idoes.
\'\. Augusta Caroline, b. Aiiril21. ".S2G: m. ..hine 25, ls4:k James Stanton Ikiiley.
1, FKA>;crs 'I'lniwiuimoE, b. Mandi 4, 1815. 2. Jame.s Shekmax, Oct. s. 184G. o,
Fi'.EDEiueK j;i>w.\tiD, .Ian. 8. 185:!; d. .luiie 20. 1S57. 4. C.mioline .\f(;rsTA, b Sept.
], 1N5(). 5, Ei)w.A);i.) FiiEDEiufK, b. (.!ci. 18, J85,s. C, \Vai.ti:i; Stantu.n, A]>ril
18, 18Gi).
VIL Francis Ikiilev, b. Julv 22, 1S2S: d. .Auir. ^. 1^^:!'J.
Vlil. Emily Corneria, b. Se'pt. 17, 1^30; d. July 24, 1S51. . .
.11.4348. Isaac Trowbridge, h. Ai-ril 1. 178J: m. Mar.h 21. I^Lk ElizabefL
I'aider, b. Fee. 24. 17'J0; d. Fel>. 21, 18:kJ; (2) Aug. 2, ls:15, Midiitabh- Hall, who d. Dec.
8, IS45; (-.i) July 10. IslS, Maty A. Wilhird of P(,mpey, Nk Y He was a merch.iut;
Mayor of the (dty of Fianklin, La., where he n^s. many yrs. In ls7(k res. in \k ilav.
but d. in I'k-anklin, Nov. 1). 1>-7L in kis,'-".l!h vr.
L Elizabeth, Jan. 1. 1M4: m. Sent. 2;k l^-;l4, Ceo. P. Stillman [.ll.j; Cai>t. X.
Ilav. (iiavs, ls;kl-4!: .v. i.: res. .\k Hav.
II. 'rimothy. J;in. ::i. 1.S15; m. Jan. 20, ISIN. Fli/.-i .\nn, dan. of Z: bul Ik-adley r.f
;Nk Hav. 1, Sakaii I1(>\!)I.e\. .Mandi 2G. is:',;); d. nnm. 2. l-;i.i/.Ar:i".l ii Pokcas, .iune
• 10, 1"^42 d. uiUii. '.',. .i\.\tEs i..\Wi;i.Ni \. N.sun.K. Jul_\ ti, 1S45; d. unni.
III. Isaac, .Ian. Pk I^IT; meridianf in lk-,in];lin, kn.; num.
IV, Lauia, Aug. 1. 18IS; d. Sept. 1, 1819.
\k Paniel, .lau. I'.i. 1820; m. t>ci. 25, IS-lo, Cvnthia 'M., dan. of Levi Ailing, v,-lu>
oiyZ Bi{AN('H or iii:i;cY.
<1. .V. /. Nov. 7. ISM: (-3) Mav 15, ]Sl:i, .h,,,.' Kci'lc;-; n-s. N. JIuv. /. by L'd ni.: 1,
Jknmh Js., .Miiv ]. ls|-,; ,n" .M:iv l.'i. ISii:. .Inlui .J. -Malliias.
VI. Mui-v.'Aui:. V2. IS'JI; lii. Kilw^nl I'cmlnn-t.iu; C]) Oat lev of H. I. /. l.y 1st
in.: 1, TiiiniA'-. '.', Ii).\. ;{. MauV. /. Iiy :2i] in. ; -1. Sami'I-;!..
\'JI. >f;irt!iii. twin with M;nv. 111. (.)ct. :";i, JSTJ, l)r. ';-•.,. Sca^-ravf, lioili (i.iilioiit
IS,-)-); oiu-chiM: 1. (;i-(»., !.. 1S(;!.: il. K^.",;i.
\i\\. Sarali. .Uiu. -J'). !>'J1: 111. Marcus \\'al:<.T of \\'un.lliuiy, ('oun. 1, Svu.v. L\
Lii.r.iK. ;-!, Kdw vi;i>. 1. I'Ii.I/L'.uuth. ■">, ])iui>v.
J.\. )>i>iiisa, Ihw '), l.S'j."); III. J'irliard K. 'i'ailiDt of (M'or;rt'ri)\vii, 'i'exa;:;. 1, J-]Lr/A-
]!i::rii. "J, Anxa. :j. ]'\\.xnv. 4. Makiiia. ."i, 'l'if(iM.\-. (.1, I-va<.
X. lli'iirli'ita, Im'Ii. SL;, ]S-2>^: in. 'I'lirixlnii: (.'arliu of !'"iaiikliii, l/i. 1, K.mma. 2,
Ci;i,e-;tja. (■. liv 2(1 in.:
XL Maria, "isHfj; d. Jan., 1S47.
XII. XiMviiiah, X(l^•. 'iU. 1S;JS; uiun. ; C'uiiM/ii|it in Confoil. Afiiiv.
Xil!. ilrl.-u Maria, Maivli !t, 1H40; in. Jan. 23, ISIH, CharK-s \'a"u P.-lt of ]]]o..;iiing-
toii. 111.; uiierliild; 1, JsaacXkwman, 1 "><•(•, Ml, iNMl.
Xl^■. ih-.K S'.illinati, J>LT. 2(;. ]S-J2; <!. I't'b. 9. ISL",.
X\'. Cliarloti.- ];i'!.r-,Ta, Ai-ril iri. 1S44. /. hv ;jd in.:
X\'[. Wiilaid Drnnim-. Mav 12. IS.jU.
XVil. ]-;,,~,w,dl ]5arthol,..ur\v" .March IS, 1,S.V2.
X'tdll. Chiron. •.- \\ instnn. S.'|>t 4, 1N.")4.
.11.436, Thomas Trowbridge, 1>. May 2, 1742; m. May 2S, rrnn, Mary, dan. of
I'inmtliy Macumbi'i-. Vu- d. in Xcw Ydik in-i.-on-shiji, A.ng. 2o, Vi6'. His wid. m. Juliii
"Moiri.s.
J. Marv, 1770: d. Si-pt. 4. 1772.
II. Thoinas, baj.. ..lir.i.'2n. 177:-;; in. .Iniie U, 1791, Ka!i;;niah Hall; x. i.
III. Puliv, Oct. 29, KV.'i; ni. .Jnlm Itavnm of Ili,ds;)n, X. Y. ; fi. i.
]V. xMaliVl, .Inuo s, 177:; d. -hmr 1, i 7:':'0.
V. Sarali, Marrh 4, 177'.): d. 1S12; ni. .huie 1, 1707, Charles B().st\vi(4v of X. llav.,
T)ca. of the Xorth chh.. Ibd 1 to dec, iy.")0. 1, <ii-;<nn;K, Mardi :l(), 17t)i); d. .lulvlo,
l.S;(l. 2, .\M(i> Cati:-. A[>ri! o. fsOO; d. Sept. in. isi):j ;!, '[an^. 'rKowniMJ):;!-;, Fel..
i:j, ]80J-^; d. Sej.t. IS, IN.),-). 4, CfiAKi.Ks, .March 12. l^iJo: d. ^hllvh, 1S71: Capi. of tlie
<iray,s: Major of the 2d Coim. H'',i;-t. .Mil.,is;;2. o, William Ai>i)l1"]1i s, Ai)iil Id, l>fi7;
d. .Jnly ];j," ISOs. tj, Sai: \ii. Mar'-li :J. l^OU. 7, W'ililvm, AjM'il 14, d. .'nlv i;j, ISH .
H. Lk'lnaim), Oct. 2-!, 1^12: d. IslC. 9, A.\io<, Sept. 12. ISj.'i. 10, Fki:di-.i;"kk Loiio,
•Inly i), 1S1>^'. 11, Mai-.y, July ^ 4, d. An-', o, 1S2J.
"VI. J<ihn, Sei<t. l(j, 17Sl"; in. andliad: 1, .Ma7:y. 2, Lv.MiiiA.
.11.437. Euthorford Trowbridge, b. Feb. ?,, 174-1; le.^. comer Wniev and
Coknubus sis. N. iJav.; had ihc- first boujit\ for jiiakiiii;- .sall[ioi re in the P.ev. war; d.
A]»ril 0, lS2.->, a. SI: in. July 4, 17fJ7, ]>(.r'-:is," Jan. of Aino- Hitchewck, who d. of .--mal!
jiox, Feb. 12, n^-'o: (2)Ja!i."l, 1 7i»4, Thankfn! .Mix, wid. of Xathanid, and dan. of Jidin
AllinLr; d. An.;;. 8, ISJI. a. GG.
'l. liutiierfmd, b. Feb. 4, 170S; d. Sej.t. 7, 1700.
11. Josepli, 1,. April2;5. 17tiO; Ca],t. .d' a vessr], .mailed from X. llav. for W. Indie,^.
Feb. 2(), 1804; never heard from; in. Sept. 2."), 1701). Lois. dan. id' Xatliard(d ?\lix. v\ lio d.
Juno 20, 1S42, a. IJ.") [2]. 1, Jkan.n kttk. b. .lune yo, bS'iO; d. x. l , Xov. 19, lSl.;f; m.
1840, Lewis Lawrence. 2. lIi'TnEKKoiti). I'eb. (I, 1SIJ2; d. S^'pt. !."», ISO-'). M, Joski-h ,
A])nl20, 1804; d. Any. 14, lS7o.
111. NVelthia, b." Xov. 21, 1770; m. 170] , Sa;iin.d liames, jr.; (2) ISOO. Iv/.eki.d
Hayes.
■ IV. T{ntherbn-d, April 20, 1772: d. of small jiox, Jan. 4, 1788.
V. Melissa, Jan. 17, 1774: m. Jan. 17, 1707, Joseph l>all.v of Jamaica, \V. Indies,
and d. A. I., I'ec. 22, l^^ol.
\'l. Lncrciia. ,Iiily2o, ]77o; d. Aut,-. o, lS."i(); m. Mav Ki, bsfl4, Ashlxd Stiliman. 1,
Hannah 'i'ljowniuin;!:. b. j-'ch. Ki, l^or,; tP M^nJi o, i.^t.;:). 2, (iioo. Fio'aikn. h. Oct.
18, 1811; 111. fJi/ab.'th, dau. (d' L-aac Trowhridyo ,C////e]. 2, Ltc'i;r:TiA l).,b. Aug. 1,
18b"); nn Jii-v. Lhimdias Ulakeman; V. C. is;',?, d. ls7o. Sin- d. .v. /., O-t. 28, istjl.
VII. <;rai'.\ b. Xov. do, 177d: m. 1708, Jali<-/; Dwi-ht.
^ 111. Klizabeth, b. July 2-'., 177^; d. Julv dl. is.;.-;; m. Dec. 11. iSOo, Capt. Levi
Hi>:ullry. Ib'd at Trinidad, \\. 1., .March ](). l.sM?. 1 , S \ i; \!i JiLTii KUi- ui;i), b. Lso7;
d. June 2l'). I^'IO.
I.\. Ib^nry. I,. July I'.D, 17S1; m. ISDd, llarri.'i Hayes.
X. Amos, Nov. 23, 178d; m. IsO'-^. Cuharine Atwator.
tkowt.ridgl;. boo
'XL ])i.rr;!s. !,. Jan. M. VTN'i; 11). on. Ml, 1S!)4, Z-,'1hi! P,i-:i llrv; sli,.,!. !),.<•. ];;, ]S;57.
Jlcd. .Iiuir',', ]sr,U ], .I.\.\K. Ii. Am,--. !), l.M)."); (I. .inly:,, IsiM, -j. Im)\\-.\i:i-, !>. Mav i:),
ISUll; (1. y. y, <;r>T.\vrs ('l.^kk, 1). Au-. IS, ],sl!. l, Ku/.v A:n.\. 1.. .Inly ]S, ]H\-i; m.
Tiuiiiiliy, .<. .if l-.:t:ic 'I'lnwlu i.li;c. o, ]'J)\\Ai;i) Wa i;!;i;.N , li. Scjit. 1, iSlS, d. y. (J.
.l[KM?v"('m;.\i;i,u s. b. AuL^ I, lN'-20.
XII. ll:;iniali, li. O.'t. il, l',^', . (I. ol sinal! p..:., F,-!.. 2), 17S,S,
XIII. h'utlK'ilonl, 1.. .lulyli, ]:\)4: <i. Hi-j)i. 1:1, ) rii.").
J.I. 4378. Welthia Trowbridge, 1-. Novfi.J.cr 21, ITIO; .1. July 10, isii:;
111. .July 7. r.'!!] , Snnuii'l l'arn<'.-, jr. , s. (.1 v apt. Saiuiii'l aiul l-Jizubrth ('ri!t»li'\ P.. [ii. a07|:
(2) .liiuu '^'1 , l^ii'l, !•',/• ki.'l ]i:iye.-, \vho>e lir.st wile \va< .M ary J !ciiiin^\va,\' [p. "JtrJJ a vJd cou.
of thfaliovi- >^aiu'l Barnes.
]. ]']\y.-\, ]>. Apiil 111, i:i!7; .i. Jan. 19, INlO; m. Sc])t. TJ. ISlO. JJ^v. Italph
Well.s (iri.li.-y, I,, (iianl.y, Mas.s., Ai>ril .-,. 17'J:;, (s. (,f Rev. I^lijnli au.l hutli W.-lI.'s
<.;ri.llcy); V. t '. isi-}; )Ki>ic)r ('nii:c. ''lili. \VilJia!ii.st')\vii, .Mas-., lSllj-:jl; ri'iu. to Ottawa.
111., aftt-rw. i.a-ior at JacksuiiviJl-', 111., until <]i'r. at Olcawa. r'cli. L'. ISJO. I, IJKXltV
\V., Jiin.- :.'.:),']>:] 7: d. Ai:^. l-l, ls:]-2. :.', H visiiun. Oct. 11), \>n'.i: d. .b;!i. a, InII. :!,
SA.MrKi. I'.AliNKs, AuiT. 'J I , IsOH; ii>s. Ottawa. 4, ('ai;w1.i,\k 1)\\ n;il|-, 'day PI, !S'2;^; d.
Nov. !i, 1- -.^ri. ."). (.'Aiiiu.lNK l)\vi,;ii-i', Oct. 12, iN'Jti; ics. Ollawa. 0, liMZV r..\KXi:s.
Aug. T2, is-j;i. 7. 1;ai.i'u Wkm.ks, A])ril 12, 1S:;1; d. Dec. Is, ]S:J1. .v, SfSAX, Fi-h.
10, ISiJii; d. March s, is4i). /. ],\ 2d m. :
II. Kv'.ekid IJu-.',!'!!. 1.. Sc],r. ll.lSOl: d. Feb. 1. IS;).-,.
III. Sainne). S.ijit. M.lSUl: in. .Mari;-ait.'t, dan. <d' Xatliaiiii-l and Sarah (At^^ati-;-)
Joculyn. 1, S.v^Jt■J■:L Ji)i Ki,^ .V !>. July 27. 1S40, 2, Su.sAX Uakiuk'i 'r];')\v]iKii>(;K,
Ij. Au^r. 1", ISi'.l. ;j, Natu'i. Jor;;i.YN, yi-)>l. Ki, l.'sr)2. 4, I'ltAMKs ]; ; I'li K!!l'(.ii!l).
July 21, Is,", 4.
.11.4377. Grace Tro\rbricIc;c, 'y Nov. oO, 177tj; d. Juno 2(j, i>i:]i); m. Sow :j,
F7'jy, Jabc/ Dwjniu, \v\u, U. .Majch U. ISOU.
1. Carolinl' Dwi-lit, b. Sijit. 20, 17!J!): m. June HI. lS2S, l?ev. Dennis Plati; Y.
C. 1824. 1, Ei.iZA (;.; b. An-. 14, 1S2!). 2, 'rj.NH.Tiiv i-v.-i.^iT, F 4.. M, ls;J2; d. IVlv.
1.'), 1S4'.). uliile a nienilMM- ..f Y. 1'. :j, Ja.mics ]).., b. July 2-1, P-mC; in. S,-pt. 27, lS!i3,
^I. An-usta .M.)r;;an. 1, l),n'j!if ^[■n-'j<ii,, Scj.t. 24, iSO'l. 4, K. Jli;.M;v. b. Nov. ;]0.
1S:JS. ,-), (;'Ain>i.iM;, b. June (1. d. Nov. 2s, Isjv.
n. Tininihy ]>v,i;:ht. b. Dec. ;'., 1>01, d. Dec. 18, ls:»7: m. .Mardi (J, is:',]. Hannah
Alida I'resoit, \y (Jet. W, IsnV ,|. (lei. fi, l-;:]:!; dan. of Henry and .Mid.a (Filu.k) alld^^
dnu. ol' P-enjaini;; and Hannah P. I'rcsci.e.t; (2)]ie';. 17, ISoO, J7niily N. , dan. id<Hh-~
Mans1i,/ld [4], in Oct. s, ls2l. /. by 1st ni. ; 1, 'rLNunuv 'I'lmwn.nrDcv;, b. Ane-. ;-3ij,
lS3o. i. b.\- 2d nn; 2, (iiiAcK !:.Mii,\, b. (let. 4. is.")!. ;;, Sta.m.i;v. b. Dec. 2<l, is.V!-.
HI. Amos Trou-l>ridf;c D\vi-ht, b. .hil.\- ]S, i,so7; ,[. in N. Y. C 1m_4)., ],ssi; m.
S.-pt. 4. P-:JS, (']ari>-a Sn.ith, w bo d. Si^pt. Dj, ]S44; (2) Oct. 21, is.'jl. Sns^m 1)., dau. oi'
Leonaid A. and -leannette (.Vtwateri IXi^eeit o'i N. Ilav.: d. Felj. 20, ls,-)7. /. bv 1st in.;
1, Ti.MoiHv, b. Nov. 22, 1>-:.'.'J; d. I )ec. I , P>4U. 2, lM;Kni:itK'K ALor.-ns. b.'F(4). ]S.
1SP2; nn .\ov. 1, IStiO, Antoinette 1;. M <'.V! ulien . 1, i'l,iiU-<ii, X'^vy. 21, 18(17. 2, Isahdii
llntpuoiid, July 14, JS(!0; d. ls7U. :J. 7/, ;'/;// JinUn rp.r'J , Sej.t. 2lj. 1S71. /. by 2d m :
41, Ji-:AN-V)';TTK Atwatku, b. Oct. 20. ]S.y2:in. in X. Y. V. Feb. 11. 1S7!.), (jeo. 'J'."pli.ss, .s.
of (ieorge l^ii^s nf .Morton >.\: Pliss, banlcers.
IV." Jabez Dsvie-ht, !). June2o, ISOi;); d. Oct. !i, ISp).
.11.4379. Henry Trowbridge, h. July :!ti, 1781; d. o.-i. 7, 1819. a. (is. At :ibt.
the iie-c of eighteen he took the usual juvenile sea lever; desired to see foreign countries,
to bf-conit; :i soanuin and c,)!!!!!^^! a ve.-^sel. .lu^t tleii the sliip " Petsey," (.'ajii. Howell,
WMs httiug out for a sealing voyage in the I'acilic. and Henry, with his father's consent,
obtained a situation on l)oai-<I. Henrv wa.s entrusted by hi.s father witli (jne tliousand
dollars to iiive.st in China, where the \c-<e! was eventually to jirocccd. This fact .show.s
the giv-at confidence the father had in the son. 'Phi' shi)) saile<l in Si'pt., 1700, and the
{'apt. immediately heiran \vith the beys a course of i n.-.t rnctioi: in si^a nni nsliip, Henry
A\a^ acjuainlcd with aritlunetic, and by the time Caj'e Horn \vas ]-eached, cnuld work
liis /'////'/■ e/r.\v /',■.///-//( as \', I 11 as the ('ant. The (nistonu.ry ,l' i'og r.-ition was never ust.'d
by Henry, but w ns gi\-eu by liim to the old sailois in return foi- in-iruction in sailors'
w<n-]c tif .--plicini;-, knotting, rei4ing, etc., and thus lie soon bei-anie ])T-clic;eiit in all oper-
ations on board, and coiij.l take his ree ular f / />/■ at the wheel.
At the l-lai,d oj .Masv.-.t'uer.T, where ilr- .-- •.■iliuL;' wa-s doim, tl,ere ^vas iio anchorage, •
and the vfs-sel lay otT and on wliile the boat in;eie I'ip-^ to tbe sliore. On i 'ue of the- ■■
tri])- the boat, niannei! by 4 b.,ys, including Henry, was ca},.-;/,'d, ami he alone was .-aved
b\- swimming m-arlv two miles to the i-land. A Iter s"veral months neariv otu- bundr ( d
^bk UKAXCll OV MKliCy.
•arul till t]ii)us:iiHl I'lir s(.-al skins liad \\rri\ |)iit on bi.anl, and llic sliii> saili c) fnr Caiitori
wIht.' llicy WIT.' to lie siiM; stdpiiini;- on tlic way foi- sii|)|ilii-s at one of tlic Sand wicli
Isliimls, \v1mi\- al")'!t tw i-nty yrius ln-lotc ('a]it. Coolv had lifcn niurdiT''d livtlir natives.
Tlu- ship stood olT and on for several days, learinir l<i an-dmr, Imt finally llie !;.inL'- came
on board, scjuatli'd on the detdv, took his sea hisi-iiit and cnp of i)iolass''s, i_riive the jieeih'd
jirovisions for siudi aiti'des as he wariied. and. the sldp proeeeded on her \o\aL;e. I!. 'fore
reachiiiir ('ant<.)n. Henry, for liis ea.od condnct, sohriety and intelligenre, wa.s ma.de Cu])-
tain's rlcrk to assist in aci'<innting- and hool; keiplni;;, a |M.>ition '.'.liiidi lie fa"-ei-lv
accepted as it afforded o-i-.-at advanta;';es for investin_r hi' faiher's iiioni-v. >fasTer.s of
\-('SSC'ls were also s'lperearpis, and to facilitate the di^]>osal of ihi- outward and ih^' hav-
ing of the home rariro, it was custoniary to hire a factory in Canton. Ijeniv w iis.
installed as clerk (d' the fai-foiy. This was tln' hei^nnnin;;- ui the extensive lioiise' of !i.
Trowhridi^'e ^V Sons.
During the stay in Canton lie gave way to ciiriosity tD ect inside tlie city walls where
foreigners were not tlien allowed. Filling hi.s jiockets uith tlje small ciirrenc'. of tlie
country, lie placed liimsejf at the gate in company with a young jiian beloi'iu-jnj;- to
anotlier factory; wh*-n the ^ate was opem-d tliey rushed in and up the. iiriiiciple'''strcot.
A great oiiterx followed; crowds of Cliinese Mocked the way, front aiul rear, and tiie
case seemed desperate. A way, however, was oj'eued hy th'rowinu- jiundfuls of coin,
and taking advantage of tlic scranihje that ensued to gi-adually elTi'ct tlndr exit. Oa
returnini; to the ship he was order<d hy the mate to resume his plai'c before the mast.
lie slowed aw,'i_\ his v< ntnre in his l.erlh in the fmecusile, and. slept on ion of jiis
chest fur the remaind.er of the voyage. 'J'hat chest is no',,- preserved as an heii'looni in
the family. On the passage home the shi|( struck a rock in the Malacca straits an<l was.
obliged to remain for repairs, giving ojiporlunity f(U' excursions to .Mal.-icca for water,
which was obtained after nrany hair-breadth escapes from tl"' native^. 'J'he " j^,et-cv'''
arrived at New York, having made an excellent voyage, ami HeniN's venture of one
tlious:in<l dollars was doufded.
lie next madeseveral voya-es as first otiicerof a We.-t Iiidiaman, and in liiree vi's.
accumulated siiili<ient to pui'chase a sma'l sloop in Conn, river, whndi, with the as,sist-
ance of Mr. Morris, he fitted uji as a s;diounei and ioa,dedwiiii nu'rchandise !i,r ]!;irba.
doi-s, with fcuty o\eu on de(d^. .lu-t b.d'ore rh,- vessel w:^-' ri-adv fot-ea lie wa.-iiiken
sick, but to escajie the tineatene.l ruin. caris<-d hine^elf to ],'■ c:;r;ied on iuuud on a. mat-
tress, and the vessel saileil. At Ii,-ubad., .es he h.'ard of Miian.ia's < xpedition httiiii;- out
at Trinidad for the Spanish main, aiui judi:-ini;- riirhtly that his caUle would ii<- wante.l.
sailed at on<-e. lie arrived al Tiinidad in the nick <.'{' time, sold his c;ntle a-.d. carco for
a round sum, and loadc-d a return ca.iiio (d' sugar and mohi'^scs. arrivint;- safelv at home
with more S].ianisli dollars than his out wai'd cargo cost, lie tiiein- stalilished himsi'lf in
the West hi'lia. 'I'rade, which gradually increased and bi .-ame in 'his lifetime the hiri^cst
lionse in that busine.ss in the ("nitej State.-, i'^or lU'arly ih i-ee.(|ua! ters of a ceidurv it
has imiintained this position, under the name oi' 11. 'I'rou iu i<ii;e, ll. 'I Ccahrid^-e \ Sons,
H. Trowbridge Sons iV Dwiglit, .-.nd 11. Trowbrid,ue \ SfUiC, and afier hi.s'~dcath tlic
business was and is still c(uainueil hy his sons uiuler the name of 11. Trowbridge
Sons.
'I'lie ^,iW JLinii ]*<iU"iUniii. in an obiiuaiy, speaks of him as a, prudent and saga-
cious ineichanl. who by nii'ans of his tiih-nts and his wealth e\-eii-ised a e-reat intinence
in New Haven. He was rather strong- in his j.re jiidic<s, and nnmovable wdiere he
believed liimself in the rieht, a!id therefore was strongly o[iijosed bv a portimt of his
fellow citizens, 15i)t no one ever doubted the hone^tv of his intentioiis or the intei^ndtv
of his character.
The Xi ir Yi>rk Imh pemln.l .".ays: " He was widely known as the senhu- partner of
the first conimeii-ial house in 1, is native city. For maiiv vears i)asr his tirm. H.Trow-
bndge Ai Sons, have been frequently spokeii of a'^ the h/'ail of the West India busim'ss in
tlie Cniied States. Two h iindred years ago \shen the seniors of New li.aven liciian to
establish commercia.l lelations with the \\ ( st Imlia Island,, his iir-^t .\meiican ancestor
w:is eiiiraged in the same l.uisiiie-s. From liis.arK vonth Mr. Trowbridge was cdoselv
attached to the church in whudi Ids anc-stors woTshiix d, a.nd in whi -h he hini'-elf had
been ]U-esented to (Jod in ba|itisni i.y j.areiital piet\ . Fortv vea :s a-'o, when lie had
never made any reli,!;i'ms ]u-of. ssion, his house was in atllictii.n. 1 1 is v/ife was on the
bed of aflliction a.nd his lirst born and onl_\ idiild was near to death. 1 le sent f<u- his
pastor (the i.o\v veMei;,ble r.of.-s-or ~<Ti[art> aisl r".;n,..!ed that ;]:•■ child nii^dit he
baptize, 1, 'I'lie rcipic-,! wasdedln-d. ' Von.' s-iid ;lie jia'-toi to the |.:,renls, ' uu'ike no
lu-ofe-sion. and exhibit ih> e\ i.fnc.of h:i\ing given yomselve:; to C,.d ; '.\ hat will it be
tlien nioie tluiu a solemn and empty form bu' you to dlfer yiuir cliild in lia|Uism '.' Some
TUOWBUriiGK.
ooa
i.tu-rntsin siirli r-iv.-uinshiiicer; woulil iiniiu'dintcl y aa\ .•^■(iiw tn smiUMitlicr cliurrli, but tlii'
parents ludk ;; dilTirnil (■((ui-c, O.'i that (lay they n-i-dl s-c.l, ami
1. „.l il...t th..>- ,>-,,nl,l <,;A: llic l\in.,,l,,ni oT (i(!il On tlii.t
I iil,'Ji;-((l thcnisi'lvcs to
parents ludk a (hllirriil (■("iii-c, (J.-i l hat day tlicy re;.(i| s'c.l, ami pi,Mi;-((i Tiicmseiv cs lo
carli other lliat they \V(>iiM stele llic lviny(l()m ol"(ui(l. On tliat day the lailiev for the
ih-sl time liy the iii-'ither's luil-ifh', lilted up his voice in piayei-, and 1 1'^ni that day to the
(lav of his deatli, ]irayer was hahitnally oli"eied in their liwellinir. 'I'hoii^'-h for innve
than tliirtv years atterwanK lie fel; ihiit liis i-eli..di,ns character was not suflicicntly ch'ar
to iuslily liiin in inukini^- a leliiiious proie-'-ion his faniily was thenceforward a ridit,---
ioiis faniilv, and few families have been haupifi-. or Lave shared nioie lar-idy in the
Ijlessinu'S of the coxeuaiit. 'J'iie saL'.a'-ity and eiieiyy (d'.Mr. 'I', as a uian of hnsine^s. and
tlie suci;e-,s of all hi- n nderta!;ine s \M-rt- [ir- 'Verhial . It v.as reuiai ke i that h.s sliiji^
iihvavs made prosperous voyagf-s, and ilrtt sei-ndn;j,- reverses g-ener;: lly turned in his
f;;vor. In his faniilv. too, he seemed to be i'Xenii)i from those calamities which cimic to
all. But during tlu' last season lie has hct-n made accpiainted witli utiliction.
"His oiilv hrother, who iiud been for thirty years lii;; next door neighbor, died at a
nionient's notic..-. Threi- of his e-randckihlren wlmv taken away, two (d' them in circun-i-
stances ))C-culiarly aihicting. A* last sicd.-ness came m-arer still: hds v.ife and liis
voiingest daughter were brought siniullan.'ousiy to the luink <d' death. Tln-y were
.spared, but before they had begun to recover, the fatal disease had fastened ujion him.
Donbtle.ss these successive strokes of afliiction were necessary to iirejiare him for tlie
(■losii\ir scene. Having arranged all his seculai- atlairs at the coinniencemeiit (d' his sick-
ne.ss, he dismis-ed the world entirely froin his thoughts and waited for the will of lied.
When it ai'pearefl at last that he mu^t die he gave ins jjarting farew(dls and couns(ds to
his cluldreu and grandcliildicn, r.nd then calmly, clieerfuily and with an humble reliance
on the Saviour, yielded liimsidf to death."
utl, \ l>_ n.e. vi imii.-'i 1 I i.« r vi\ tn n.
For numy years he had been a regular enntributor to many of our n ligious ( harities.
In las last wi'iriie f>C(|Ueathed to tin- American F„-aii! of iMueiirn .Mi.-sioi
American Hnine Mi'.-iunary Society, ^-.i.citU;
Friend Soc
an .,.,„,,■ -., . w.. :_.. ......o.was^-•,J,(X)l); to th.
til tlie Hible Society, iv^'JOilO; to the Seaman'
American li'ime .Mi-^-mimry ^^<.c|ety, !-".-i,t'(tU; ti.tlie iiioie >ocn'ty, ^i■^.^o;lo; to ine .-^ea-mau ^
Friend Society. S'J.bHil: to the First .dinrch in New H.aveu, for the use of the pcmr,
^■3.000, \vith other chariialde be,|uests, amounting in all to more than ^CO.'Jiib. Hem.
Jan. 1,'lSii);, H'trriet, i\:<i}. of l-//.ekiel and Mary (Heminway) Hayes [fi]. She was nf the
'n\i generation in de-<'ent fionidoseph Tuitle and Hannah Munsr.ri, wdei were m. May
:.?; UUu. on the same day that .Mercy Tuttle. >isti'r of .l.s.seph. was m. to Sannitd Hruwn,
from wln.m Henrv ■j'rowl.ridee v>-as of the 4th generati<u» in descent. Shed. Nov. "Jl,
LSol, a. {■)•}.
I. Kmilv, Oct. 6, ISOG: d. Od. (J. 1N;s.
H. Harriet Kmilv, Aug. 7, ISO.S; m. (_)ct. 10. F^Md, ^\'illi;Mn H. Hayes; "i . F. F^Oo:
i;'ettled in Hratrleboi'o. "\'t., where he lu-actice.l law for numy years: aft.-rward residi d at
Barbados, W . F; cnnected with the hou>,e of Henry Trowbridge vV Sons of New Hav.;
was r. S. (,'op-su! there for sevei'al years. He d. there, duly 14, F'^o'J. .\ man oU-.cteii-
sive infiuence ami hiehlv respected: bu. in N. Hav. She m. (X') Ajiril FJ, IStid, Hev.
William P.-ittoii, t> 1).: .y. ('. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes adopted Anna Bothwell Farll, h. at
Barbados, \\ . I., June :?V>. 1S4.") " • • .
HF Thonias Fuiherford. Julv 17. ISIO: m. Caroline IFjadlev.
■nauos, \N . 1., .)une;rv'. i.->4o.
HI. Thomas Rutherford, Julv 17, 1S]0; m. Caroline IFja
IV. John, Julv lb, d. Jnlv 2S, Fsl2.
i . . ,..,.,.■,, ...... . ■ ., ... ...... ~'^. 101~' .
V. Jane Loui"sa, July ^.I'lSi;".: m. Sept. r,, ^SV^. John Wm. Fitch [p. 272]. She d.
Sept. 3'J, FS") t, with infant" b. ami d. sm. dav. 1, Er,LK.\', June bS, IMf; d. A;g. 24,
FS41t. 2, M.MtV, twin v.ith IFilen, d. Sept. 11, ISlO.
VF Henrv, April 22, ISib: m. Marv Webster Sonthgate: (2) Sarah Hull.
VII. E/.ekiel Hayes, Aj-ril 21, 1S4S: "eniered his father's counting house at ::. of lo,
and rapidly advanced in practical knowledge of business. Relore tlie age ol Vl, was
sent to the"\Vest Indies on ailairs of the firm, and soon after, the entire couce.n. of tlie
liouse at one of the islands weie put into his (diaii,'-.'; res. .\. Hav. He is a Fir-ctorin
N. \. cV-N. Hav. K. IF, and in other railroad comi.anies: of the Second Natituial Bank and
of other coi|,oratii>r>-. Hem. June2;i, isjt), Sarah Ann, diau. of Z-lotes and F.i/abeih
Atwater Dav, (the latter a des.-. of Thomas Tuttle \;',\ ). Thechil. of IF H. Tro.vbridge
arc desc. fr'omWm. Tuttle tluoueh four id' his (dii!, viz.: Thomas j:;]. Hannah [2],
in the maternal, and fro.t-: Jo.^eph^ | dl, and .Mercv [1 1 ]. in the paternal line. 1, lv/i;i;ii:i,
Hayks, March 22, 1^41: m. in N. V., April 2(i. iS(,o, Am.lia B., dau. of C:aspar F.
Fhlhoiii. who <1. in New Hav., .Ian. .'H . I>;il7; (2) Nov. lb, INdl). in N. V.. Fatlonine Alhn,
dau. of John \N . '.hiineev, and e-. dau. of Hon. Steidien Allen. 1. A<l,'('i J/,i;/, .^ .}u\\
:J0. is;(r 2. S\i:.\n Ann. Nov. 2.". 1S42: d. D^c L 1N42. -i. S.\i;vii D.w. Sei't IF
FsJo; d. Ni>v. l;i. F-(i;;. -i. Ch \i;i,ks H knkv. .iuly 1). isbt; d. Feb. 7, 1>S1. 5, Ainitii;
Ili.eiM.l. r -Vie-tl •>:{ I^'i'l- -1 M -i v ' ■> ISI'lt
Hi-:';ni;f.;r, April ■]■■',. l^o!); d. .Mnv -F ivf'i;,
VIII. \\ instoi) .bihn. May HI,' 1n20: a member id' the firm
, AiriKi'i;
I'rowbridge Sons,
•^'^'* ];i!AJS(;n of >rEi;iy
AJid s|,..nt inurl, ii„„. ,u 15arluul.,s; Hi. Mar.v Dui:/!,!, -lau. of JJev Siinnu-1 Xrwtoi, 1,
•':uurs )■ r. lV,n. }|e,l at X. Ilav.. X„v., ]S(M. His wiJ. ,v.. in X. JIav. i l.y 1st
11.: 1, -Mai;v J.Kwi.NwciaH. -Mas C, J,S51. •.\ ('AUof.iXK At-,ii-.st\ Ort '^0 l.s.V^- ,i
at Lurl.ados. )sr,2. ^ l,y M in.: :i Winston .Iniix, X„v f' 1 isOr, :,.' \ H.^v ' .j'
>r.OKKNCB ^[.vr:>. ]),,■. is, IsO;., at B. .",, Fu.vnk l)i;AN, Marl'h Kl'lsiji 'at j;' (i '
hl.r..ni, P.\i;kv, Srpt. U;, 1SG2. at N. llav. 7. CoNst.vnck 15i,AN<]iK, May :3^, isGi;
IX. Kliza Ai.u-lia, .\ug. 3, 1^^02; m. Au- G. |s4t, F,v,l,.ri.:k, s. of J„s-|.li Ifall of
lortlan.l, ( „nn.; VC. IS4I. 8hr d. Au-r 7. ls,V2. II,- d. S<m,1. 1, Ls.',/ 1 Ej.izv
Ji;mvK)til)>;i;, July ], 1S45. •?, .M.m;y Fi;i:I)K]:k-.\, Jul v :3l , .1S.I7. . "
A < aniliiu- An^-usta, Jan. :?7. If^OO; ni . An--. ::2. iS I^-, Cliarlrs, s. of Sainurl J)uran<l
y. A •''' I.'"'"- ^'''''■'- ^^'■'■- ■'^' ^^^'''^' =""^ ^l''- 1^'irand m. Anna. dan. of Anms and
<at!inrnu- rnwl.ridKe. Ilo lias been a nunii. of tla^ (.'..nn. Lr-. and S]M..akci- of tlu-
ilonse; a cluld, h. an<l d. Dec. L'-l, l.SVJ "
XI. .Tulia Ann, Jan. J-?.1S27! in. June 7, 18.-,i, William Ean.-roft (,f Chosierfield
-Ma.s.s. l>. ()ot. X. l,s-24. 1, E1.1.KN JosEi-HUNK, Marcli 11, ISoii. 2. FnicuEiacK Hali,
.June 11. lsv,s. ;,, \\ ij.,.,am liri iikufoud 11av]>, Jan. lo, ISijl ; d. June ly. 1864 4
( A]<()LINi; ICl.IZA, ]m1.. -JS, ISfJlJ. '
XII. Corni'lia Adalinc, Fcl). T), ISOQ; d. 0«/t. -^o, ]S;jO.
i^lV^^'\ ^;'''" ^'"'i'^'- ■^"?- 5' 1^'"; '"■ ^''I'f- ^9. l^^^O;;, 'Fmkrlric Fall, and d. Fob. 9,
lb-)'). F I.MANT, b. and d. F.-b. <), l,s.3-"3.
.11.43793. Thomas Rutherford Trowbridge, b. .Tulv 17, ISU); is tbo oldest
iiieinber .,| t .0 firm of Honry Tnnvl.rid-p's Sons, v^ho av^ mnu- i.xtensivd v oacra-ed in
lie \N f-,i ln(ba Sluppino- business rjian anv other Imium' in ib.' state. 'J'he'busuies.s Iips
been prosveutrd by iiuMubers (,f tl,,. family b^r s..v.t,,] su<-c.ssive -ren-Tations, who luive
tiirirby a.-.iUirrd v.-raltb and . xtcusive intiu. nee am,m<: their f.dlow citizriis. Tlie
\anous r.bj.ets <>1 ]ULl)]ir welfare and cliiiMian lienevohwire liave lar-clv shared in his
bonefaetions and j-eisoiial inflmwiee. As an ovidence of ib,. esiccni in which l\e is lield
.)y ]]!.-,_ b'll.iw .■m/.fiis nf Xi-w Haven and ih: ,,ui;h..ut ilie state,, the State Hejmblican
.a.mnntTee n:a<ie rln.ice of him as Lieut.-( b)venior of Conn. .)n tlie ticku with Wm A.
^iickin.Lliam bu' (.'oven, or in isn.s an h.,n..r whirh lie ]iositivolv and persi.stentlv
decJined, much to the eha-riu of the i^uty. Had lie accented the lio'minaliou he would
luive been triiim]>hantty elected, as the ticket on which he was nfTered a nomination
succeeded by an overwhelminV;- maj,.nty and liejd the -rc.undbn- nine .su<ressivc years.
At the breakiiiL: out of the war .Mr. Trowbrid-e ihreu- his wjioh- soul into the cause of
iiberty, and th..u.Gh too far advanced in life to actively enter the held he aide.i in .sus-
taniin^r the o-overnnient in every ].ussible v/av bv his iiiUaence aiul weahh.
\Mu-n thellth Conn. l?e.i,rt. ,.[ Vols, broke caini), with orders K. proceed f,. tlieir
rendezvous, a beautiful state tla- was presented to them bv Mr. 'I'l owbrblire, ma.le
expivs.~iy t..r the lie^rr. l,y hi'^ wib'aud danohter. He afterwards ]e,esented^ tia-^'S to
several!., ,nn. regiuuTits and swords to num-nms otllcers, and was tii,' first to pruvrde a
Hag whu'h was raised and kept flying <,n the steeple ,,f the Center church. He was one
ottlie inost active citizens in X,'w Haven in forming the sanitarv commission and con-
tributed greatly to its smv^^ss by ].ecuniary a.ssistance as well a^ personal service.
\\ uen the time arrived in that great struirirle to maintain the life of tlie nation, tliat
rendered a draft nec(\-<sary t,. furnish soh.liers for the armv, on the verv dav of the draft,
when a ,-nnvd numbering from three to live ih,ui^and a.ssembled at the north jwruco of
the Mat,- Ibuise 111 Xew Haven, a citizens' meetiny; was organized with Mr. Trowbridge
tor chairman. Prominent citizen.s imniediatelv came forward with oilers of monev for
the en<-,mia-<'m.-nt ,.f v,dunt,M'rs. HilTerent individuals offered :^1 .-, each f,)r a v.'dun-
teer s.une ])!e,lgirig that amnuni apice bu- .-several men. Mr. Trowbrid-e stood at th.-
Head ot tiuit nobh' list, which ,-,,nir)but,-d sutlicient to raise the iv,p;i4t,- number of m.-n
without a draft, he otlerin- .Slo a].iece for :;0 men, and at half-past bu.r i-. M it was
ann.junced that the (juoia for Xew Haven was fill, ,1. when nine tivnmiubnis cheers fn.m
tlie ass-'inblv burst forth and tin- ,T,,wd separated b>r their homes. Mr. 'J'rowbrid-.-e
inamlesti'd tne same unfaltering zeal in the cause of liberty until victory <M-<.wned the
I nion arms. He has always mauib-st.-d a taste for hi>t,.rical researches; was one oi the
toumbTsof tin- X,-w Haven II i.^!,Hi,-al Socinv, ami cuniribut..d an important arti(de to
the first vrdunie nf its coll,',-t i,.us, beinr; a history of the ,-(uist rn,-t ion ,.f ih,- l,ono-
I'f' 'V, •^';'' , '■■'^■'•"- !!•■ '-■■•i> als,Mh,' )uoj,,'i,,r ,u' the 7 /■,.-/ /./-e/v^' rufinlij lUsLn-'i
aiKl tnrnislu'd the pecuniary im-ans to d-d ra v I in- exinuise ,,f its prei.aral io,, a nd ],i;bli-
•■alion !!,■ !ia. b-,-!, U,v many yrs. Pivs. ,d' th,- X,-w Haviui Chamb,-r of C,,mm,'rce: a
value,! im iuIhu- of tin- First ( ..ngr.'gational ,-lih. and fnun (arlv lit,' ,,n,-of th,- most
TROWBRlIKil':. 551
I'fliricnt siiiijvirtt'is n\' t!ic iMPst Ecclosiasticu] Sncicty; „,. Si-pi. 17, is:;], Cuniliiu-, dau.
of Cujit, SiiiUMii :.ir.l I'clly I Harrison) lioadlcy, li. Aj.ril .']m, IMS.
1. lleitrv, ]>. AuiS. \'A. \><'M'>: in. Nnv. 2. iH.jS, Ijwrv Elizaiic-lli. dan. of Jo.<c]di and
(■aroline (.MullMrd) I'arkiM-, !>. .him.' 1^, ].'^:'.l) [GJ; res. .\. Hav. 1, }1hn]{v, Aup:. ]■>. is.VJ
2., Jdsi'.rii l'.\i;ki-,H, .June s, INIJl. :j, Tiios. Ki'THKUKOitn. Sciit. Ml, 18(14. 4, K.\tk.
1«7o.
II. Thomas i;-.itluTl..nl, t>. Mandi 'A, IN:!'..); anOu.r .if tJIJ }ln,(si a in Cnni,.. pnh. in
2 vols.; ?sew llav. ("ol. II. Soc. (cnllrciiuns) and (/tlujr intficstinu" and vahi.'iMt' ]i:ii)cr.s.
Al)t. 1878 or IST'.:' -Mr. 'J'mwliridirc (.-m.-fd tlir crypt undiT tlic ( inirr tdilr-" in .New I!av.
to be -jiut in ordii'. paved, liaditfd ;nid iiiadi' airc,-s;i!!lr tn tin- ])uldir; lie is Pic^. of thi-
>;cw Ifav. Col. Hist. Sor. (l-'s-J;; li<' ni. Nov. L''.'. IbCI, Kate l'>ac.:n, li. April is, ps-).-^_
(dau. of Hon. I'r.u.cis and Eiizal-ctli Sln-il'm l)i-ini-lic:- j-iai-nn and sr. ilan. nf li'in. Asa
and Lucictia ('lianii)ioii Puicon); res. New lla\. 1, I'"i!ANC'is B.vfox, j). .Tune 7. IsriC. 2.
Enrrit Cir.vMi-io.N, June 29, 1S70.
III. William Hutherford Hayes, 1.. May 7. 1S4'?; Y. <'. 1S(!;J; in lS(r,;-4 traveled
extensivtdv in fi^reign lands, (d" Nxldeh an (-xeeedir,;dy inteiestin;^- ai;;-on:iT is ;^dvtii in a
series of letter.- to his fatlu-r, puli. in 'J' roii-lir)(Uj. FutuUij: n^s. Fjarhadoe.s, W. ]., of thi-
firm of 11. T.'o-.v'a-id-e S^ns; nt. June 29. iS'i-S, I-ahelfa, d.ui. of Alt \ander and Hester
Ann (Wilson) Xesl.it "of Pliila.; cdiil. h. in V,. 1. \\'.\t. li. liwKs, .ii;., May p.). \<\\\\, 2.
ISAnrj.L.v 'J'liOMA^iNi:, Jan. 2il, ls70. :>, ri.iKi'iuit) Xi:sj;[t, Pel.. ;j, Ibii.
IV. Caroline lloadley, July 24, ISU).
V. Puthei-ford, r>C'c. 1. IS.ll; en stall of 'iev. P/i-(de\\ , ^vit!lrank of('ol.;m. ni X.
llav., Oet. r,, 1SS2, Alice M.. dan. id' John C. Anderson [p. l.-j.-j].
VI. Emilv Eliza, Sept. 1, IS.-,:. " . .
VIP Prankie. b. July 24. d. .Inly 2(i, iSrtP
.11.4.3796. Henry Trowbridge, 1>. April 22, ISirp trav.led niii<-h in Enroj.e.
In Eiiglaml made (.■xtensive historical I'esea rches reh.tinu- to iIk- 'rro\'.d)rid!4i' fain. Aiuoiii;-
otlier acts in the same spirit lie has i;iven s4.tU'U ti> the Yule Theo. Seni. to found a
library of reference, as a luemoiial of a lieloved son. who d. IS*;'.). He is of tp,. ji,-,,, ,)['
11. TrowbridiTc Sons; many years V.-Pres. of X. Il.n. Hank, m. Jiilv 24. is.'is, .\larv
W'ebster, dau. of Horatio SouHiij-.ate of Portland, Me.; a. g. dan. of Xoah \\\b.-ter, PP.
D. ; she i.-' of ilie 7tli generation descent from (iov. Willi.-iin l>radf'>rfl. In com]. any \vith
Per liu.--baiid and two daugliters visited Europe in ]So7 f'lr l<enetit of lier health, and d.
in Paris, Prance, M.qy :;, ISfid; buried in X. llav.; (2) Ani:. S. ISGP Sarah, dau. of
Erhvard Hull of Prookiyn, X. Y.; Gth in descent frntu Tri.stam iPilI nf P.jrusial.de, Mass.,
1645; res. on tjie Xoali Webster Lnmestead in X. Hav. He d. May 2S, lsS:j; be.pieailied
l)v will ii."),O0() to the Reference Pibrarv of the Y. Piv. School, which he fennded.
L Mary Wel)ster. b. May lo. ■l839: m. May UP 1857. Prederick Hall, who d.
Sept. 1, 1S57; (2) Peb. 21, l^CO, at the Am. Pe^atinn" iu Paris. Eraiice. Silas W. Purrows.
jr.; res. merc'liahl at Homj: K^jni:'. China, tirm id" S. IP P.urrows i.^- Sens. Mrs. IPtrrows
re.s. six years at lionri; Konii', visitim: lier native laid, IsiU; ivturiu'd to Cluna, 1865;
visited X. Hav., Isil, after a. \\ii\ter in Italy, en routf' from (.'hinn..
IP Harrier Emily, April 8. isip in 1S58-0, in company \\'\\\\ her parents, her sis,
Mary ^^^, and In.'r cnusin, IP H. 'rro\vl)ridL:e, jr., visited vari(.uis cduntries in Enrope,
and Smyrna in Asia Minor, the tour occupying about fourteen months. Shi' left X'ew
Vork on her 2d tour in Amr., 18G5, and wcut around the world via. Aspinwall. Panaina
and San Eranciseo, spending;- three monllis witli Mr. iV .Mrs. BLa■ro^^s at Hoiii;- Konr^r and
witli tliem visited ("Amton. several islands of the Soutli Pacltic, passed throULrh the i5ay
of Beneal. visited Ceylon ami many imjiortant pl.aces in Snnihern Asia; up the Red Sea,
across fh'.' isthmus <if Sue/, in C.'iiid, the Pyramids, thmngh .Mediii'rraiieaii to Cadiz,
S}nun, and other cilie,s and villai;fs in the jieninsula ; llience to Palis, and I'rom IPivje
to Xew York, arriviiu^ in Au.:., is'i.l. in 1SG7-8, iii company with her hiisliain! and
two younuer sisters, slie made the tour (d' Europe. A narraiiN ..'/d' th".-e travel- was
condensed from her maiKiscrii;>t journal by Mrs. Allen, at reijuest id' her uncle. Thomas
P. Trowdirid'^^e. sr., and liy him yirinted in an appendix tn the 'J'riiirlir'nhj, (it:i,ciih>ijii. A
finely written and. exceedinirly interestiui!' nariaii\e; m. in X. IPiv. Oct. lij. 1SU5. W'm.
II. Allen of Xew I'ork. 1, Hf.xnY TitowimiDi;!;, b. April 17, is7d.
* TIic prc:;cnt cctucr church, dedicated Dec. ■:--;. 1S14. is the fourdi t)oiisc ol public w.rship, bnilt oii verv
nearly liic same spot by t.hc first Kcclcsiastical Soc v.{ .\ Ihiv. ll st:in ]•; a little wcMerly of ti-.c site of
it': prcdocc- ois" and covers a , .'-r; of tlie .uicicnt buryiiiiC {^rouiul. the tirsc and nnly one in New Hav.
for upwards of one hundred and titty year.-;, hiding in dartiness and obhvion us old raonninents and
mcinorial stones fur two-thirds of a century, until opcaed by the liberality and public spirit of Mr.
Trowbridt;e.
,558
];]!.\xcii 01' Mi'i;rY
'llf. ITeiiricttu Kimr. 1>. -Uilv 11), ISIT): m. Juim' IH, ]Sri, Sicplu'ii ('inuinclin;;
rov.cll, M.I).; Y. (". l^tU.
IV. Jane Louisa V]:<-\i. h. Nov. Hi. is:)f);.iii. Henry L., s. i.| llnu-y and l.li/.ali.Mh
D!i"-'>-oU.(Prcsc.>tt)I[n;clikis., ami bro. ol' wf. of ''apt. Clias. 11. 'i'owi;,-.liv'!;.l, Hi' is l-'irs
-(jf tlie L. Can.li'c Hui.b.T To. of N. llav. 1. IIkmiv Stiakt. 2, Hki.k.n Soi riiOATK.
V. Ih'lcu Wrhvtri. Ai.ril !), 1>i.Vi: *!. .\i>!il is. l^'w.
VI. P^llfii Ku-riiia, 1.. .\i>iil 10, \><'>'!- I- I'y -'! ">■:
YU. lionry Stuart, b. N'lv. I"), L'^lli: <1. ]>fc. ;j, ]^■|j'.^; in vdio.sc iTLoni. tin' 'J'ln-o. Lib.
■of Mvi.. Y. ('.,'wa> found. h1 bv hi.s latlior.
' VJli. YiiiMula Ihiil, .Ian. •Jl'l, ISflL
IX. Coiivllaii'lt, .\i.ril 2], ISTO-
. 11.437. ]0. Anio.s Trowbridge, l>. Nov. O.j, ITs:]; m. Fob. 1, isos. Catliuiine,
dan. of Stopben and Kobi^cea ((foidiani) ,\twatcr, b. .May 14. 1 TSl : d. ..luuo ]U. ISGS;
<|psrondod from 'l'lio;tin^ Tiittlr- [;JJ. Mr. 'i'rowhi'idu-c d. .Inly 11, ISl!).
1 Hdwin b. .hill. 2.'), ISli), d. Feb. 20, ISIO.
II. Ivlwiii'Lncin-,. b. .Mandi b",. 1S12: ni. Sciii. n. is:;,-). .Mida Ibilford. 1, C.VTii-
\Kixi:, 1). .'lino 24, Is.Hi: i\. March Id. I!^i32. 2, S'ir,rnKN A'l'w ati'.i:. b. .Inm- S, -[X;]H.
S, llANK.vii l'iu:s;'mT. b. .\i;iy :!(\ um ; <1. Hoc. oO, bs(l:]. 4, Ai.iD.v Hi l.KdiMi. b. .\nv.
4' 1S44; d. Aiuil :.".'. !.^'4T. o, jm.vika K i;i,i,(u,(;, b. An-'. 27, b'^JN. (i, b^).i/.\i;KTU
Bri.Koiin, b. .Julv ,"), ]s.")l.
HI. Anio.- Hitchcw;k. b. Fob. 11, b^bl; "d. suddenly at ivs. of Ibm. ( 'has. Durand
ill Aii.soiiia, (.'uiii... -I line 2'"., ]>}S\ ; from 1S2!) to {S:):-, in dry i;-(>,,ds f'us. in Pbila. and from
ISoG to 4!) laeni. of the linn of Dwindit. and 'I'rowbridgc of New OroMiis, and from 1H49 to
(dose (jf tlie war of the tirin fd' Trowbrid^-p. Dwiy-ht & <'o., of X. Y,, and since, tli en lihs
been President oi' the 2d Xalioiuil Bank, N. Y 0. He was a .sa,>;aci.)us business man
.and was liidilv respected and esteem."— ..Y. }'. S»!i.: m. Au^' 8, iSoT. .lulia, dan. of
James iind'Xai'cv , Mliii-i Atwater, b. Feb. C, 1,SI4. 1, Makv Aianatki:, b. l-eb. 2;],
1S40: m. .b.lm A. Davis." 2. .1ami;s Ai\v.vn:i;, b. .June li, ISF). Yice-Pi-esidiuU Sr-coml
National P.ank of X. V. (.'. and a mem. of the Ininkinir lirm ol A'ermilyea iV' (."o. H,
Knwi.X HwKWfi'. b. .Iune29. is)'.'; Cashier 2ud Nat. l-iauk. 4, A.Nfos lliTli i;i;!''(>Kr., ti.
Nov. 2, ls.".;i; d.'.lulv. 1N)-1. .■), (iKuiiGK. b. .luly H. U'-Y.; V. C; t^rad. of u N. V. Med.
rolle!,-e. • ■
lY ]:ii/.ab,-th Aiwater. b. Ai-ril Hi. isld: in May 12, 1S41. l^'V. Geor-e l^Jmer
'J'vler«d' p.rattleiioro. Yt.; i^-rad. Y. ( '. hS:;U: stud. 'Ibeo. at Fnion Sem. ; pastor of Pros.
chh. at Howville, N. Y.. ISil to bS.U; then pi-,t<u'..;' C.ii.ir.- chh. iii P.rattiebi.ro. Yt.,
(his native iilace) thirtei-n Years: thence c:illed to theOiiv-t P^^-,. (hh. Lunsinu'lmrudi,
Avlierehe now tlSdiM rc.~..;'s. T. 1). Middh.'bury Col., Vi.. Ist.H. 1, Ti;o\\ inanoK. b. .fan.
1 1S4(;- d March b"), ls.")I). 2. Fka-Viks 1Si;aihiji;d. .Inly 17, 1S47.
v.. (ieor-e Alvord. b. .June 2s. ISIS; ni. Klvira W. Kello-tr: (2) Amy P. Hoppiii;
(3) Cornelia lioT,.,-rtson. i. I>vlstiit.: j, Hi:.n i;ii.-i i a K' i;i,).0(;g. b. April H, 1842. 2.
FkedkhiMv IvKi.i.iM.o, b. April 2ii, 184:]. /, by 2d m. ; 3, Li:\vis IbuuM.N, d. y. 4,
<'HAr.i.F,s HiU'i-i.N. /. bvMm.. •"). i;o;;i;i;-r JioHKirisnN. C, l;i-iui:i'.ioui). 7, :Makv.
V[ Stephen Atwa'ter. b. Jiilv 2. ls2U; d. April 2. 1837.
YII. Catharine, li. Mav 3, 1S22; d. 1.S82; m. Au^^. G, 1844, Pev. ^Yil^ullU F. Morg-an,
1>.I), grad. Union Col. Sidmeetadv, bs37. and at (ieiieral Fjiis. Tneo. Sem. in Chelsea,
N. Y'.ri840; assistant Hector with Hr. Crosw.dl <d' Trinity church. New Haven, threi-
years;' Hector Christ cdih. Norwich, Se])t.. ]S 1 1 to .Man h, bS.".7; Pector of St. Thomas
chh. N. Y. citv, 2-") vis. (1S.;)7 to lS.s3). \'riy succes..,ful iu both parishes eif wliich^ In-
has been rector. 'streiiu-theiiine-liis church and people, and erecting a stately church edilice
in each. 1, Axnik lii 1 iikiikukd, b. Nov. 2, ls:.U. 2, FniTU Dexmsox, b. July 8, 18.j3.
ij lv\TK Hrx-ii.MiTux. b. Fel). lU, 185.5.
YIII. Annie B-aidi, b. Uct. b"), 1S24; m. •) une 4-1, 18.'34, Hon. Chailes Hurand, lus 2d
Nvf. He 111. (1) Caroline A. Trowbriilye.
IX. Pebecca (.iorhain. b. Feb. 14, ls27; d. Aug. 17, 184.j, a. ISyrs.
X. Putherbu-.i, b. Mandi27, 1830; d. Oct. 4, 18')0, a. 20 yrs.
.11.438. Stephen Trowbridge, b. ]>cc. 21. 174(;; d. April 7. 183.5, a. 88 yrs.:
m June 17, 1770, .^l.-t;-v P,as..-ett. wh.. d. Au--. 20, 17;il, a. 24; (2) Sept. IG. 1778, Marga-
ret, <bau. of John Hail", who d. Dec. 24, 17!.»'J, a. 40; (3) Hall.
1. Pollv, b. 17:2; d. Cet. 311, 1774.
II. Martha, a. .\iuil 2(1, bsiio. a. 21.
11!. Al/ii:a;l. b. Feii. 1.7), \',-:.\\ m. P.li 4^nvnslMKI.
lY. Child, naim- unknown, b. 17S.5; d. Sept. 3, 1 780.
Y. Stejdien. vl. Nov. 1.5, 1801, iinm.
TiiuwjskHxiK. 559
VI. Hobt'iM, (i. in Havana, Cuba.
VIT. \;inc.\, \k ITli:;; (1. Si-jir. :l(i, iSM); a. '^^ij.
VIII. A dan.. <1. lumauicd Maich '2i), ITOG.
IX. \V\llis, 1>. 1 ]'.>i\: ,1. Oct. ]:,, INO-J.
X. .Ma'i-aii't, d. y.
.11.4383. Abir,fiil Trowbridge, 1). l-'i'l). I."), 17s;]; d. .Mav lit ]s:>:]- m Jmi.-
10, l&Oi, KM 'rouii>cii,,. I). ,laii. 10, 176'.'; d. May It), 1S,>~).
I, Mary Ann, 1.. [)rc. l".'. INO."); d. Jaii. 1T", IS-'J.'); 711. .April -jr,, 1S:.M. N"a;lian P.-ck
■of Xfw ]Iav., li. I'di. (I, 1S02; Pres. Merchants Panl; of X.w Haven. ]1(> was run ovt-r
liy liur.sc and uaijon wliil.' <'ro.-,sino- the stnt-t Jitar liis rv-:,idfnci-, and d. al'out .1 week
afterwards, Jan -.'ii, lSS:i. Inventory .$:^UI.O()0, 1, .Ici.i.'. ('.\i;<)1.inj:, 1\-1). 2G, 1825; d.-
Marcli 7, 1^47. 2, IloiiKHT. b. June 21, 1S2(;; Y. ('. 1847. ■]. M.\nKihTTi:, ' Aue-.'io',
1828: d. at Palatlca. Fhi.. Maroli Vi, 1854. 4. .M.vm; \7;kt Townsknu, March -2?,. "l8;j1;
m. June 1."), lN.-(^, liohert Stone, M. D., of X. Y.. and liad: 1. J-^tfie', h. J'aris, France^
Marcli yi, d. .\pril 4, 18.')',). 2, /.'.'///.v,/ Mnricttu, 1>. in .V. "t". (_•., Jnne 0, ISGM. ' ?,, ^f<ll•'-
jl<i.rit WUlmr, <)i;t. 5, isci. 4, /:>///.;,, I,, (jeneva, X. Y.; Auu". U, 180:1;' d. Vv\). i. ISCI.
O, ll(Ai,ti L'liitn rin,,\s.y.. Ha v., Oct. 10, lN(i4; d. .Aiuil 14,' ]8r>.~). 6,' ]t.)l:,if Cninroii,
• Feb. 21, ISIJG. 7, Jhn,., Feb. 2>\ 1870, ,-,, Ij.i.kn W ai.kond, Feb. IC, l.s;j:!; d Feb'
'23, 18::!.3.
n. Mar!^^;iri't Hall, Se],!. 12, 1SII7, liv. 1871.
HI. (rra-'e. b. .May!.). ISO,!: in. S.-pt. 7, is:j."), James Wliinn^v Carrinirtnn. b. Mav
<j, ISO'.t [!»]. 4 eliil., of uluini: 1. J.v.MF.s ."\l(ii;i!i>(i.\. 1). Julv 22, ls:]li: m. Xnv,. 1.
1800, Adelin Ellen, (bin. id' Pnfns H. and lili/.abetb (i. Ca.e; re-<." Astoria, L. I. 1. Gr<ic'c
J-JUuiluth, Auii;. 11, iSiJl. 2. Addc 'J'ro'rbri<l<j:\ .March l/'lsdo K Fiiitli Jh'f; ■ tt Oci
l:!, lSr.7. ' • . , ,
.11.439. John Trowbridge, b. June l, 17-I>': Cn).t. in Pev. war; stationed at
\Ve:it }>..inT; d. in X. Y, Se[ii, ;, L:y),a4:j: ni. Feb. p-;, 17:7, Thankful Honjitile, wlio
d. Fel). 11, 1827, a. 7:; vrs.
I. John Todd, l).'(_)ct. 2:>, 17^0; m. Pdlv Miles.
11. Julia, 1)1)1. }.iav .-), 1782; <1. Sepr. 2i)". i7S;!.
HI. Cliarles F,, b.ip. April 18, 17S4; ni. Marv J3aib'v.
\\. Elihn. ba).. Dec. 17, 17,V(;. ' ' •
V. Julia, lir,]). .Inne 11. 178'J.
VI. Elias, baj). O.-t. 12, 1701. ■ •
.11.4391. John Todd Trov/bri.dge, b. Oct. 2:!, 1780; d. May H, ];s:.8, in Ids
78th yr. An obit, in the Ni >r Uuci'ii .Juurnii'. says: " ('aj)t T. was one of our town Ijorn
.and will be reniend)ered by our (dder citizens as master of the ship ■ Tjionias ' of this
])ort. cajjtui-ed utT tlie Isle of I'lance by a Pritish .-i|uadrou. %vhich took from the ship all
hands e>:c(pt ('a]>i. T.,('has. Peter-^on ( his brotlier-inda w ), first ollici'r. and Pi-njamin
Apidevrhite, the conic, audi then put a ]>rize crew of twenty men em board ami ordered
lier to the Cape of (lotMl Hoi>e. (In the ])assai;-c C'a]it. T." and Air. Peters<m idaniied a
reea])ture. and witli the aid of some ],ascais on board succeeded, and jM-oceeded to Mad-
iigascar, wliere they lamh^d tlie En<idish crew. \\'hile here the sliip was ca}>tured ay-ain,
by a French friijate, under the lierlin azid Alilan decrees, and sent to the Ish- of France.
The Freindi (.Tovernni- restored. the t-hij) and i)art of the care-o to t.'a]it. '1'., but the islan.<i
Nvas again taken by tlie British, and to avoid confi.scatiiin Cajit. T. sold shi]; and cargo
and escaiied to Patavia. His life there was an eventful one for a year or l\so. during
which lie e.Kecuted a most daring enterjirise on tlie coast (d' IIollaiid."\vliere h<' recoveredT
with tlie aid of divers, upward c.f 82.-)0,f)00 in siMiie fni-m a sunken wreck, but \\ as again
taken with all his specie by a I'ritish frigate, carried to .hiva, thence to Calcutta, where
lie was confined in the infamous Black Ibde: linally taken to England and ])ut iiito
J')artnioor Prison, and was tliere at the time of the iiiassacre, Ajjril H, 1815; released on
news of peace, Ajuil 10, arrived at Xew York, June 5, 1S15, having been absent live and
onedialf Nears. Fond of enterprise, he went West, ami settled ai liodiester, .X. Y., iu
INIO, where, for many years, at the head of the well kuewn house of JoIiu't. Trow-
bridge cV (A)., he accumubited an ample fortune, but in llie vicissitudes of life lost it,
and in 18;]b rem. to Pacine, Wis., ami liveil there umil his ,lec. in ls.\,.s. \V.- d,,nbt if a
more eventful history than tliat of ('apt. Trov, bridge could be written, of manv ]iersons.
He was a brave, gc^nerous and honest man, and a Christian in faith and practice. When
he wepf West tb-re we:e n(j (dmrches there, and religious .seiMces were held at his
lioiise, to which the j'eople for miles aroninl resorted until the countrv became settled;
in. Polly Miles.
oGO liUANCii OF mi:kcy.
I. IlciuicTta M-.irv, .Inn. 11, 180-1; iii. .lulv '22, \^']'i. Milu.ii Moore; s. i
II. .l<-hi, V.illiiiiP," .April 12. ISO?; in. J.mr (ioddunl; res. Kacinr, Wis. 1, \Vi,,.
i,r.\.\i .M.u;i-i.K. (!. int. '.?. W!i,i.i.\.m M.vkiu.!;. .Imuc. 4, lS4li; <.!. Api-il, IS.V). i^^ M.\ni'\
Tvrn.K, Miiy 4, ISI'J; m. .Ii^'ma ('. Ihiwcs anil liad; I, Jhirrid Jiiur. 2, <1 n't,-, Mil, .y,
8, Jfdri'f A/ii,ii. 4, -M \l).v(; .M(kh;k, F(4>. 11, Is.jG. r,, II kxi:iktta .Mri.Ks April •)i;
1«48.
HI. Cimrr .Ann. .\n,L^ 12, INUO; in. Orl. 7, ls2s. Dr. I>aniel Marl.le, ].. March l,s
17i)S. Juid (1, Oi't. 2I.- ISfl^; a. 70. 1, \\'n,i,i.-\\[ IIknkv, Jan. 17, 1n:;o. 2. Euw \][\')
Tj<o\vi;kii)';k, Nov. 12. ls:;i; d. Jnlv 17, ]M^.
IV. Klilui Fred.-rirk, Marc)! 1, ISKi; ni. ])i-i-. 2"), 1S;!8, Susan W. llave.^ J (Jiiu r'
A., Oct, 10, is;;!>. 2. Wh.t.iam J., Nov. 1, isll. ;;. .M.\ky Miles, May 22, 1S14; m.
David Bar/cr. 4, (;kui{(;k E. , Mav ."), 1847. 0, J^i.iiir I'itKDKiuCK, Feb. 2, IsrjO- d
May 12, IS.")2. r., lii;xr;iKTi v Iv, l-Vh. 2, i,s."ir!. 7, .1 ri.iA S., Feb. 1-1. ls'.",(;.
V. Stewart lliid-un, Xov. 17, 1S17; r,i. Jan. 12, 1N12, 1 >iana Lockwood. 1, Mn,r:s
M.AIISHAT.!,, .May 22. l^]:.!. Enlistrd in i!ii> late uar, ;uid left Milwaukee as one of tli"
color ;;iiard- of the I'irst AAis. Infantry, Oct. 2S. iMil. 'rhfu,i;t. was ein]iIoved in keep-
ing;; open CMHiiunnication and similar woik in K\ ,, until Oct., ls(;2. On the Sth (.[' tliat
Tuontli the ren;t. ])artici]iaTed in the battle of PcrryviUe, where it ca|itnred the flai;- oT
tlie 1st Tenn., saved the i;nns and caissons of an liidiana batlt-ry, the hor^i-s (d wlii<di
liad been killed or flisabled. and nobly conducted it;-,'If under the fire of ilieefU'ins. The
fia,i; was riddled by balls, the Hair-stalf severed in two places, and aU but three of the
color guard wcr,- Icillcd or wounded. Mr. TiowlHid;;'!' )i;ccived a wouml which probabiv
would ]ra\e resulted uionally bui b.u- Ids father's (are in the hospital. :.nd beinir br(V.i<;h"t
away as soon as lie could be removed. The regi. received the thanks of the batteiv
saved, iuid a full s..t ,,f colors, pres.'uted by the ,-iaicof Indiana, Mi'. 'I', was disclia |-i;<"l
as iieruumently disa.lderl, but finally iiTovered sn ilicient ly to re-entei- t lie anuvin lSii-7.
purticijiale in the defiuise of Alatooua, and in the march of Sherman's arniv to tjie S'm.
At the (dose oi the wa.i he was musV;r( d oat and telunu'd To faimini;-; in. F'i'b. 22, Isii',),
Rachel Trow ford. 1. Jo/ui ."^h/r.irf. ^lUi. 7, bs7t). 2. Luciii'.Ti.v 11., Mav 2':. is'l,",. :]\
Hkxhy ('., Sept 22,181(3. 4, M ii/rox Mooiti:. M.jv, 11,1,S-47. 5 and (i, "Twr.\s b and
d. F(di. 11, is'.it. 7, -M.Ma Ei,I':.v.N(-)1!. Feb. ll, IS.v:.
VI. llenrv W'anlell, Oct. 1-1, ISH); m. Henrietta IVlt/.er. 1, Cii.Mn.OTTiO b 1H5!)-
d. l8r,S.
.11.4393. Cliaiies E. Trowbridge, bap. April is, 17S4; m. Mary, dau. of
Call*. I/ouduii liailey of Middletowu, (.'onn.
1. Marv Ann', Au>:. 28. 1808; ra. March, 182;h Dr. John liev. 1, Cu.u;m-:s K., b.
Sept. 12, is;;ij. 2, r:i,r/.Ai;';iTr, Feb. 1, lb;]o.
II. Frances C, Sept. 21, ISd'J; d. Mav, ISD ; in. Julv.1, 1S20, James Lansino-, who
d.'18(w. 1. IIi:.NKU() J.. Dec. lA, l.s;SO, d". inf. 2, M.\i>virs C, Nov. 10, 18;i3; d. ;!.
Ci1-\1!i.t;s.\\> A. 4, Fvi;i.ina. o. Isai;ki.i,a. (i, Ji t,ia. 7, I.M'ant. 8, Lnkant. !).
Infant. 10, Julia, 2d.
Dl. Kliaabeth M., b. Sej.t. 10, 1811: m. Xuv. 27, 18:J4, Joseph B. Parker. I,
Chabt.ks a., June 22. 1S41.
IV. Julia E., July 4, 1814; m. Ami Dills of riainville, Oum. She d. March 3,
1867.
V. Charles E., Sept. 22, ISK); d. Oct. 11, ISI'.S.
Vl. Harriet A.. Jnlv 4, 1811); m. (1) Luther Sleddon, Oct. 4, 1804; he d. June 7,
1807: (2) Ivlniund ITielj..-,,, March 2(i, 18f;i); res. l,o,dq.ort. X. Y.
VII. Anousta S., Jan, 12. 1821; m. April 20, ISM, WilliHin Hu-i^dns. 1, Wiluvm
T.. De.'. 24, b^lii.
Vlll. Loud.on r,., Oct. 0, 182:5; d. Xov. 130. ISMS.
IX. Frederl.d< Uiliiani, A].ril 12. 1^:25; d. May 10, 181o.
.11.4396. EliaS Trowbridge,^ bap. 0<;t. 12, 1701. Followed the AVc.M India
trade until 182'J; rem. to Oswee'o, .X. V., and eiieaifed in the forwarding- business until
his health failed, and after a long- and jiainfnl illness he d. Sep^ 17. I."i02; m. in Xt \\
Hav.. .M;iyG, ISIG. Harriet Huntnniton.
I. l-ewi^ Heele. Sept. (!, Isd7: 111. Cornelia S.datl. . d' .lu.li:-e l.athlo]. Cook of
Lewiston, .\. v.. Dec. .">. 1S4'.(. ]{.' i\. .Inne I), ISils. 1. 1 1.^ i:i;n-, r Soi'ii i a, S^ jit. 20.
IS.")'), at Oswec;... 2, Sai;\1( El.lZAl'.inil, Xov. 12, IS.",:;, at liulTalo. ;!, i'^\lll V, Jan. 12,
IS.'iS. .|, Ei;wi-~ l.A'nimu', Mav 1."), ISOl. o, Fi;i-.i)i:i; u u I'.i.i \s, twin with L. h.
H. Johu I'lulps, Sei.i. 7.'l>-2f), at X. llav., (onn.. d. a. ;-.
HI. Charles Fre<leri(dc, March :!, lS2o; lo^ron i in- schooner ■' Henry Clay," on hake
i'hie, a. S.
TllOWBIUDGF, HI10A\ N'. rifiJ
IV. Alfivd (':nni.l/('ll, .Iiinc 7, IS-'O. at X. Ilav.
V. Fri'diTi.-k i:!i;i>, Jan. 1, is:', 1, al O.swegi'; m. Fi'l>. ".'8, I'^li'?. Elizalx-th ('lark d
l>iil:i^ki, X. v.; v. i. '
,11.43.10. Daniel Trowbridge, l>. O-t. 2:;. iTfid; n/s. ..n .Ar.'adow sr., X, Ilav.;
d. Aug. 7, ism, ;i. 07: lu. .Ian. 8, 177^, >il)\l, dan. of Isaac, and l^.Mothy (Mix) Alwatcr,
1.. .laif. e:.', 17.V)': d. .lulv 1, 1>-:;1, a. 7C..
]. Sil.vl, Au-. -J-J, d. Sept. 02, 177S.
II. Sih'vl, Xov. :i, 177'.": d. <).-i, 7. 17^1.
III. SiliVl, Mav 4. 17S2: d. AimuI IG, 17'J4, of s'-arlfl frvcr.
IV. Daiii'd. .AJ.ril 27, 17.S1: .1. S.^pt. 2:i, 17S7.
V. Susan. .Mav 5, 17."?7: lived in her I'atlicr's house until d. Au;-,., ISil':;. a. SI.
VI, I):inic!, (,K-'t. l^i, 1790: luaiincr: d, in .Mnrrluiqu*', ISlS; uuui.
VII, \Vinst<in, Jan. 2:], 1794; d. unm., Julv 12, 1^20.
VIll. Ilarrifi, Vvh. 27, 17U(i; d. F.-b. 14, lS-t7; unin.
.11.4-1. Stephen Brown, l>. Au--. lo, 171:^; m. Sept 27, ]7:!ii, :\lHlHd Bradley:
set. in W inds,,r, lunii., and had, it is said, T. (dul. In lifil, adm. of his esi. ^\\vn to
Miihel, insoh Sli'- Jii. (2)'.'aleb Ttiriier of Xew Ilav,, v.dK.i v/as ap]it. guard, to Olive,
Hehecea, I'helie and Srcplu-n, minor.-; 7 chil. named.
1. Hannah, I). Feb. 2(;, 1711,
II. Mabel, b. Ma.v 2n, l7-lo. ■ •
III, Silnl, D.-e. 2N, l7;-'i.
IV. Siepheii, 1). .Ian. 4, 17.jl;m. Nov, 2G, 177.J, Eunice Looiuis,
\', (_)live. An--. 2.V 1 :r,:i. ■ . ■
VI. Olive, I). .Vlav 2^, [:'>C,.
VII. Kebec-.i. Mav ;j(i, 17.=>7: (.V, JInc. Rir. savs Mav 28. 17.70),
VIII. I'lieiie, .fnlv"s. 17.7!.': i.V. lf<ic. R/r. sa.ys.luly 4, 17.-)',)).
.11.444. Stephen Brown, li. Jan, -1, 17.7ii: d. .May .j, lS:l:j, a, 8:5; in, Xov. 20.
177."), Eunice Louims. who <1, June 2o, 1808; he m. (2) , b, in \N'indsor, Conn.
1. .laiiies, b. Dec. 2, 1770: 111, l.avinia NN'elton,
l.l. Stephen, li, Ai'iil oO, 1:7.'^; m. Huth \\'. Loouiis, who d. July 20, ls27; he d.
ill Bloo.niliehl, Conn., Jan. 27, 1842. 1, STKriiiCN H.vkvkv, b. l.^n:'., (rrafton, 0. 2,
liUTU Ei.iz.x, in. Bartersou, liloomfield, 8, M.\i:iii.v Ai,.min.\. 4, Lvin.v M.\}u;i.\,
ni, CiUeite. h, W.M.TEii, b. 1820; rem. South.
HI. ih-adley, b. Dec. 2;j, 1770; d, S&pt. 10, 184-5; in Chanijdon. X. Y.
W. Eunicf-, b. Jan, VO, 17.'^1 ; m. John Kobinson.
V, Sarah, l.i. Jan, 27. 1782; d, Feb, 10, 18.70; m, Xoah Parscuis of Charleniont,
Mass, 1, EiMU:, b. 1812; res. N. Y.
VI. .Martha, b. Dec. 2:J, 1784; d. June 17, 180.7; m. Aug. 30, 1810, Ichabod
Eoonii.-, [2J.
\\\. Keb'Nca. b, Dec. 0, 17^0; d. Xov, 10, 180?; m, Frederick llul.'oard, Bloomlield,
Conn. 1, .^Dl,I.Kl;, b. 1S22. 2, AN.<eC.N-, 182-1. 8, II.\uvey. 1820,
VIII Sou, 1>. Feb. 11, 1780; d, soon,
IX. Son, April ]790; d, soon,
X. Jesse, b. May 17, 1701; d. Dec. 27, 1870: m. Susan Clark: (2) Lucy F. (-tates,
Ilicksville, ". 1, William, m. Fento!!, Windsor, Ashtabula Co,, (.), 2, Jiissi;,
Eimu, Allen Co., 0. ;J, LL"rui:i;. 4. D.w id, .7, Lfcv, m. . Pice, Youngstown. 0.
0, IIf.nmy A. 7. Su.sAN Fii/i.ijA. m. (ieorfc Castc>n, Antwerp, O. s, Ei.i7..\)u:fii.
XI, Melinda, b. Feb. 14, 170.7; d. Mairji 1.7, 1.840: m. Wm. P. Hriggs, Pichmond,
Vt. 1, JosKriir.NF;. b. Is2.7: d. 1^;78: m. 17dward .V. Stransburg, who d. 187;); X. Y. C.
1, Cord'lm A'jin.-^.h. 1811: m. ^Vm. S. .Xewell, Jm-sey City, 2, (.'(irolinc Kirl.-hnr!. \^.
1848; 111. Will. II. Parker, Xew Ilrirain, Conn. 1, Eiiiilv Josephine, b. 1871). 2, Dau.,
b. 187:1
XII, Oliver, b. Dec. 2:i, 1708: lived in PiKslield, Masx. ; thencein May, i.'^;70, rein. To
Wiitcrbiivy; m. (.)ct, 20, 1821, Lucy Hicks of Ciieshire, .Mass. 1, Hk.vky, b. Xov. .7, d.
Dec, 2^, rs2.7. 2. Oi,i\i.;k L, b..\ug. 0, l.''-!20; m. April. t^;-70. Emily La.timer (d Sims-
bury, Conn. , (2K\pril 2.7,187^, Jennie ^Vyl:e; .s. ;.; Waterluiiy, :J, Lv ev 1,, Jun-' 2,
\i>?,h, d. Maich 10. I^ri: unm. /. bv 2d m.';
Xlll. Mabel P., 1). Frb, 12, 18:2:' re>. Cianby, .Ma.-,s.
.11.4441. Ja)ncs Brown, Ic \'<><-. 2, I77f>; learned of his hither the trade of a
Ilia ■!;sin.'tl:, au<l ai ;lu' ai;.,' iil 21 icm. to ('anion, C'UMi. , wdiere he remained mii- year.
In 1708 rem. to U'aterbury, (/onn., and \vork<d thr. at his trade the re.st of his life. He
bG^ I! RANCH OF MKIICY.
was an orii^hial ]>ai'tiHr in the thiid r.'liini^- mill civet, -J in ^\'nt(•I■l>u^y in ls:i(l, aft</r\v.
kiif)\vu as The 15r()\'. I! ,v l:Il:o:i Co. \h- was rcmaikalili' ]'nr liis imhistrv. solulftv an.l
I'ci SV'Ot I't-i^ai-d for trutli, niul \vas a most exnniilarv man. faithful ainl jast in all tin-
ri'latioas of life. Jamg' after his fi'iijiuil lialnts and .--ucrcss in husini-ss had seeiiied
liim a (;onii>etencf, hi' continued to lahor in his ealIin^^ helievini'; lie ce-uhi tiius iiest,
fulfill the ends of existeiu-e; In- was a Col. of M ililiii aiel I), a. of thi- elih. ; d. .j uly ■,'(,
lSi6: m. I.avinia \N"elt')n.
I. Philo, h. Jan. 2fS, \^-.V. ni. Ksthor. dau. of (Jihs Ives. 1. W.m. Hk.miv, h.
Aj)ril (1, ].s2r: m. Klh'n A. Ivesuf ! iartf. , Conn. ',', ('oi;Ni'.i.T.v A., h. April 10, l."^;-!4:'m
Sept. 28, \sr,i, Th. ndon- S. Buell, who il. .Mareh !l, isrJ. 1, J h in-t/ Morion , N,,v. !l
ISoO. 2, Phih> Ih-")ri,. Feb. 2. hSof. '■). ytl/ic Irrx, h. July JO, ]M):!"; li. Aui,^ 0, 'isr,:>[
4, c'«i;//'/r//i(' ,Sf///'/-eZ-. b. June -1, lyi;:.
II. William, h. June l(j, 1804: M.l>.: m. Sarah. S. Kin<;sbury .']). ()i]|. whod. MaySO.
1640; (2) ^hlrch 2o. 1S44, Haehel \'ienna, dau. (d' Asa l-'enn uf Aiiddlebury, f'onn. 1,
il.vuciA HiioNso.N, I.. Jnlvol, l<s;J2: d. Dec. 14, IS-ll. 2, Kohkkt Kin<.>-i;( ]:v, 1>. D^v.
0. ls:«: m. Jan. 2-.', is-Vi, Klizahetli N. .AHddhd.rook of l^ridgcport. Conn.: .v. /. ;j, Kli/.a
Jam:, b. April 1, l^o(J: m. O^'t. ]-!. !■'<.")'>, Cuiernsry S. Tarsohs, a banker and Jud.nc of
Probati' in Wao^rbury. 1, >^in'ijh h"t)i<j.-:h>iry, b. Nov. oO, ISO-J. 4, \ Sox, b. May 1.
1S40; d. scoii. I. Ijv 2d m.: ."), FuKHKiiioc Ja.mi;s, b. Sept. ;J0. b'^o.l.
IIJ. .Mary Ann'. <]. inf.
W. Augustus, b. .\xig. 20, ISll; m. Frances Eiixabeth (dan. of Josciih) Burton,
whod. x\pri] iO. ]!>31 : (2).Jan. 22, bS.'ifJ. Sophia (,dau of Jacob) L)e<iraft" of Poui;-likeepsio.
N. Y. 1, CiJ.vs. Am.rsrus, b. Jan. H, b^40: m. Fob. 22, l.'^lo, Sar.-di A. Wiyhtman .d'
Kochester. X. Y. 1, Cluts. A'.'f/u.y/i;.^. b, ls7(b 2. Jm<ancks Isf.r/.ABKTii, b. Manh 2;{,
1.S48; m. 2s. iv. 24, bsiit), James Humi-lir-.y (d' liocheslfr: In- d. An^;. 9, 1N71: slu- m. (2) in
A])ril, IS?:-!, John C. Fonda, now an odicer of thi/ Mutual Life In.-. Co. of X. Y, ],
AH''.' ]i'ii(on,\>. July Ift, ls74. :j, Soi'iiiA, b. May J.I^.'^iT: m. Jan. 22, bSTS, Silas
Stewart. 4, Jami:-^. 'b. Nov., ISt.iO.
V. James, b. July 2, ISld; M.l>.; prac. med. sonre ^T) yrs. in Afierdocn, Miss.;
n-turned to NN'ateibur}', Conn., and ^vent into manufa'-turinj^ in the. widllniown firm of
Brown Urothers; in. Flizabeth Charlotte, (dau. (d' Oliv, ;■) i'-. 'd []i. 2.")2]. 1. FiiAXCKS
ArarsTA, h. Sept. 1, is:-3(j, d. Jan. 1',*, bS^T. 2, Saiia;! J;)- !;rii ink, b. Sej>t. 30. ISoO.
8, KOSA ]-:i.iZA7!Kin, b. Nov. 25, I'^i'.'; m. J''eb. !l, ISG'.I, Uichard Sell Crriswold of Lvme,
Conu.; res. \\'. 1, JUchnrd &:'!. -Nov. 1."., iSOi). 2, J<'//),.s Jlrmru. b. Dec. 10, 1«70. 3,
Dm, id Eddie, b. April 11. lj<74. 4, Oturyc, .March 8. 1870.
.11.4444. Euuioc Bro\yn, b. Jan. 20. IbSl; d. Feb. 28, ISdO, in Ko<die.stcr, X.
Y. ; rn. Sop:. 4, b800, John lojbin^un, who d. Sept. K, 1839, a. 02.
1. Sylvester, I). AuiT- IT, ISO! : d. July 3, 1838; m. Ann Eaton. 1, Ink., d. soon.
2. Ei.i.KN, b. 1S3--): d. 1X7^; m. in (,)hio.
n. Olivf, b. June 2il..1^o:',: d Mareh bT. IsOi;.
Ill, John. b. Deo. 10, ]s'0o: d. Aug. 30. lS.")i. m. Jan. 1, 1830. Mary Yoke. 1.
John W, Jute- 30, bs37: d. Mav 20, ISM; m. Mareli 20, ISCb. l-^sther E. .lolmsonof l^lain-
M-ell, Mirh. 2, Jt-i.TA A., .March 4, 1810; m. .\ov. 0, ISCcJ, ])avid Win;;-; (2) Jan. 14,
1879, l?arm'v D\ckn^an, So. Jlavcn. Mi(di. 3. (iKo. B., b. Jan. 2S, 184s. '
l\. Cliarles. b. July h. 1808: d. Sept. 14. 1S78. m. F.-b.d, 1831. Mary Dannals. 1,
HoMEii (.'., b. Jan. 28. 1832; d. Jan. IS, 1877: m. Jan. N. ls.-,(;_ II,.l,_.n \Voodward. 2,
Emii.v, b. June 14, 183.'>; m. Feb. 23, 1854. MortinuT (.". Mordolf.
Y. Eunice, b. .Nov. 11, 1810; d. Nov. 21, lsfi5; m. Feb. 3, 1831, Edwin llend.M--
soD. 1, Edwin K., April 11, 1832: d. IVb. 17, 1S49. 2. Ci:i.ia, .M:iv 20, 1^34; m. Oct.
24, 1801, Martin Joiner of liorhester. X. Y. 3, Jima, Aj.ril 23, \^-'A\: d. .Ian. 25. 183^.
4, Ji-i,iA B., July 21, 1837: d. Jiih 31, 1S57. 5, Vk to):i v E., May 24, is39; d. Ajnil
7, 1S50. 0, Ai,rn;irr E., Au--. 7, 1^40; d.Ucl. 10, 1810.
Vi. (Jeorirt' W.. b. Sept. 11, 1SI,3; portrait jcnnter: d. Oct. 1, 1S30, riochester.
YD. I'di^ha. b. Xov. Ki. 1815: civil cn-in.vr: d. l'\d,.. 10, 1S12.
A'lll. Oliver. .lune 2, l^b<: in. .)un.'8, 184S, Helen .M . C.dby. 1, h'li.WK C., March
10, 1840; m. March 7, ls70, Kurline Sedyv.ick, Dansville, x! \. 2, 1Iki.i-,.v A1)!;i,i;,
Sept. 20, JS50. 3, -KathC.. Jan. 27, l.s50- m. Xov. 10, 18711, Ib'iiry D. 1'. Armstroiii,',
Rochester, X. \ .
IX. Cvru> U., Jan. 15, 1S21: m. .Mav 18, 1853, IMartha M. Xurse of Xorth Chili,
X. Y.
. .11.45. TiniotllY Prown, b. .\prd 10, 1710: d. Feb. 21, 1750, a. 35; m. Mav 21,
1741, .Mis. Hannah Allin-; ivs. X.-wliav. Hi.-; will dated l\.ii. IS, 1 750, prov,-d 1751 ;
names \\\[<- Hanua.h and ile.-.ires son Tiniothy to be si;iiiethin;j- under the ca.ro of his
iniuwx, 'j-rTTJ^E.
5G:?
<iianiirat1u'i- Ailing-, aii'l to liavo ii lilicral cdn'Mtion if inrrnicd. Iswar ^iops, S:na]i
"I'mli!. w iiiics.si's, .JosliLia (/hr.ndh.T iiaiurd in will as cxfcr. ami g-narrliaii u( c-nly son
Tiiiuitli% .
1." Tiiiiotl.y, 1i. Mairh 7, 1 71 1- ."i; .-st . adiii. ISO;^,. of \Vo<m11i! idi;--. (i.ni)., \vf.
Anna, 1, li.ANNAU, ^v^. (i[' Sti]))ifn Hotclik i.-s. 2, Anna, \vf. of Zed<'kiali IhjicLluNS.
■o, A\,v X, wf. t<i W'ra. ]\ii-~>r\\. 1, 'i'lMoTii v. 5, }1k/.i:kia!I.
!1. llaiiuah, li. Au-'. 'lo, 1717.
.12. Nathtuncl Tuttlc, t.>Hii. N^'w ILiv.'-.i Feb. •.';), i(;:,'j, '• ,,f r.niufofd clunxdi."
At the od division ill N. il. ( 10.^0)'" Nai!in;ii.d 'J'litf!.- a ^^oldicr " diij not romr' in li'l
.altor thf lots lia.d Ijc en drawn ai;ii NS'as allouo;! to i-oinc in alit r tin' division on. tin' cast
■fiidc. ]]f iHobalily .servrd in tlio Indian v.ar. llf al'tor\'/ards sold his i-iirhts to j'cv.
James l'i(_-ri>onl and lii>, heirs. In ii di fd da.tod Kil.i.J In- iy railed .d' Now tl;i\cn, hnsi^and-
man. Ik' iirobably lived .some lime in \N alii lur ford, but r;'nn)ved to VNoodhui'v where
lie joined the chnrch May I'J. 1(»:)."), and was on the li.st of a divisioi! of tin- nn-adow in
Sliepang Kan 17r3; ni. .An;:. 10, 10.^2, Sarali (dan. of wid. Ann) Howe.'" She joiind th;
ohnrch in. N . llav. Hi'j;;. In a de.'d <lated Nov. 0, 10ft~>, Ann Howe inrdu-S }u-r mark and
Nathaniel Tuttle signs " in behalf e,i n.iy wife." lie d. in NVondbnry Aug-. 20, 1721, and
liis wid. d. same month, accoiding to e.ue a. eon nf. but t'oiliren in Woudlmry titdtistics
.says: " Sarah Tntile the aged v.-idow d. Nov., 17-1.0. "
^:ignaturt;. (1G73; of
^4J-f(
cvK ... Qudi/l
I. Mary. bap. -Inly 1. 10^3: not nnmed in will of hei- f.
II. K|di'r;;;m, b. .l;i!\ s. l,a).. .Inly 20, lf;-^4: n,. b, 1.. bi.'i;iHi, Dinah Wheeler.
ITI. TemptTaiiee, baj). Nov. 4, 1H-<.t; d. Nov. 10. 17-I'.t.
IV. Ife/ekiah, b. abL U.S!1: m. .\i.ril 11, 1711, Manlni lln)hv.-ilT.
V. l,-,;i,.i-, ba]). Feb. ?,. lOsV-S; m. Sarah liall: (2),I,M,n. 10, 172;), r'nnienee Wheeler-
Vi) April l.".\ 17:i]. Marv \\'arner; ( t) Ann B:on.son.
■" ■ VI. .\nn. d .Inly 22. 17.>k
\' 11. Aaron, and another.
.12.2. Epliraim Tuttle, b. .inly S, bap. .Inly 20. Ki^l: m. Feb. i:!, 1700-7,
Dinah. Otii cliild of .John a)Kl Saiah ,Sherwo(id' Wheel'.'!' ^i' Sfi-aif(U-d. baje l(i'<l. John'
^yhe'eb.l wa.s one of the s'gn.'rs at Woodl'.nry. Eplirann T. joined the V,'o(.Hihiuv c!;!i.
Dee. 7, Ills, and with his son Jose])!) and others petitioned' in 17:11 tor a ue\-.- .soeiet\-.
lie jirobalily lived in X^'allingford before settling ir^ \V(,odJ)urv. He d. 175;!.
I. .M'o.srs, b. <>ef. 21, i:u7.
II. .lo.sf.ph, b. ()c\. 22, 1707: d. Dee. 22, Uoi: im. in \\'allingtVjrd, (.'onn., Saiali
; chil. record. 'd in \Vat!'d 1, Sahah, b. Oct. 0, \',-\v,. 2, Natha.n ii.i., b. Fc!). .'i.
17o:>. .lor^e])li Tattle m., in Woodburv, Marv and had Sarah, b. June 5 ba'i) .Julv 21
17.V1 ■ ' • '
Hi. David, m. Ileeoek.
IV. Sarah, b. Oct. 15, 1712; m. June, 1732, Hezekiah Wright.
V. Ezekiel, 1). .Ian. 5, I7iy; m. Tabctha Ilickox.
VI. Caleb, b. May ;i, 1721; m, Mary Terrell.
VII. Abraham, m.
.12.23. David Tuttle, ni. Heeock.
•I. p:ii-/.abetli, m. Jaums Crofiit; lived and d. in Treble, X. V.
*Kdvvani Howe of I.ynn, M.is.s., came ir. the 'JVuelovc Ift:;^, a. dj with wf. Klizabetli a. 50. He was
•frcemuu or" Mas:;. t1>,6; Kep. .Maich. May and Sept. i^^S, arid d. 1635, i, Jei;kmv, b. Tr'a4; rem. to N.
ftav. and d. iSoo; supposed fatlici- of Isat)i-;heba who was -jd wf. of Cob Dixwell. 2. S.^.s.-vh', h. in?3. 3.
Ei'nKAi-.i. b. 1625; rn. Ann Hotiirh, b ir, fUistob Kng., viv,; rem, to Xcv,- l!av. Colton Mather relatts
that he v.as fap:. of a kefh and was thipwre^jked on an U'liiihahite 1 island off Cape Sable in Sep!., k'i;v,
iir.d that all hi- ftihAV voy^srers (ai'iiiny; tlie-n.i Xie)ioias .Aiiiferi ditid. ("apt. Howe rr-mained all wiiiicr
on the ialanii. endurintf great hardshipis, and was taken ftf die ff>llnwin<r .siunna-r by- a vessel and carried
to Salem, whence he returned to his lamily in New Haven after an absence of nearlv eleven months.
He d. i63o; IT chil I, K/-/irtih'i, b. 1653; ni. and had dati. i, Kuth, m. Capt. l^anie! Tuttle iif \^'al:'d b,].
■::, .Mary. b. if''74; rr. ii'.,| l.la ut-1 Brtjwn and had Dam:!- iuter V. C: reee:\-od l''i-<is. .i.'dinai ■..•n ' in
-EnLil.-ind 17.V3 f.iitn f'.r. Gree;,, iJi^hop of X;jrv, icli. i, ."><.■/,.■/;, b. Jan. 25. n'sj; '-.i. Nathaniel Tuttle .'is
abov'.v 3, -lAirj', b. 1O57. .j. Saimu-i, iC-S. 5, A-rra,- . /\u>4. :■", i'>;f>— arid perhaps more. All the Sons
followed the sea .-ind not one survived to his ^oth yr. Kphraini ,i;ici Samuel d. on one voyage. Isaac d.
in I5oslon and Daniel d. in S\jranam about 6 mos. later.
Odi K1I.VN0I1 OF XATllANlEl..
II. Aiiron, sevfi-ul yt'ars oldcrr than Mosc,^. In flic l«cv. sIpw a If"ssi;in sold'uT iti
Jiund t(i liiiiiil conflict — run liiin tlirongli the body. 1, Anna, I). IVl'S; d. y. One ()[ the
^■landdiildrcn of Aaron Tutllem. '1'. U. MoUiyoii; tcs. 'do F "J^th M., N. Y. ('.
III. Moso^ ]>. Ffh. -..'•,', 17(:;0.
.1.2.9.33. MOSGS Tuttle, 1>. Fob. -i-?, ITCO; a Uov. -^'.Idioi- and ]ion.'^ioiior; was in
liatllo of i■^r.olU'y I'oint jnid other cni^-agouci.is; l"iiii,' a lihuksniith was cniphivod lo slioc
sii-iuy hor.s»',<. After the war sett h'd on u faun in 'J'ully, N. Y.; d. J'^eb. 24. JS;J7. ft. 77:
);i. Anna, da't. of Abraliaiii 'I'nltlo (eons.), b. .Inly 7, l^l";:-;; d. .<e{>t. •■"). 1S2S.
1. Sai)ra. b. X. llav., ("oiui., Aj.ril 27, I'.X-i; in. Fastoii Talhnan.
II. Sallv, b. .Mav li. 17Mb d. in Kal.lns. .\. Y. ; m. ^lejdien Winogar.
HI. Matil(hi, b. .fnlv 2^1, 17'.;2; d. Nov. M, 1n72: m. .b'didiali Barber of Homer, N.
Y., wlio d. April lU. 1^76, a. Ml. 1, \)\V.. in. .J, 1'. lb nry of E. HhIj .';t., N. Y. 2,
I>.\u., 111. J. (t. Scheniierhorn of N. Y. (.'. ;5, r.\i:is, d. at Honior .\L-iy ■; , ls7(i, a. (;2: m.
April 17, b^K), ]';iiy.;ibeth Marv, dan. of Di-. Saiiiuel and Lanra llaniuili ((.V.olv) MeC'i(dlan,
nnd sis. of Hon. K. H. MeClellan [DJ of Troy, X. Y.
.12.2381. Satara Tuttle, b. in X. Hav.. Conn.. April 2;, 17S4; d. in Tnllv, X. Y..
.Inlv 22. iMb); m. in liroadalbin, X'. Y., Sejit. 1'.!, iSO-j, i:aslon,s. of Williunr" and INilier
(Halt) Talhnan, b. Feb. 27. 1/M; d. in Tally, X. Y.. Dee. ]. Lsl't.
\. Hiram ']'. 'i'alhnan. b. in H. Se]tt. 7, l>^w(;; d. in Fine township, Ind., .Ian. 27.
1878; m. Nancy Howell. l.Lr.wisE. 2, \\ai.i,.\(J'. W. I!, .loiiN. 4, Fui'isa. o,
FliKDKiaiK. ii, I.SAliKl..
II. Anna Maria Tallnian, b. Tnllv, Match "o, ISO"-:; d. .Jan. 2."), ISIO.
HI. Charles Tallmaji, b. Sept. I'J," islii: m. E!i/a Ostrander; (2) Fli/.af-eth ]>. ck.
1, Sai!i;a Ann. 2, Kosirn'A C. ;], Catii akink E. ;. bv2dm.: 4, Cjiai'.lks. ,5
:MakyE.
IV. Moses Tnttle Tallinan. b. >rafc]i 2d, 1812; m. .Terusha Peters. 1, Sauah. 2.
CifAiu.Ks. ;-!, Hkni;v C. 4. .Mai;v.
V. ^Vil]iam Eastou Talliu-an, b. ^^ej-t. b^i, 1814 ; m. .lane C. Hall; .y. ('. ; adojited
Cbira H. Tallman.
VI. -Slary Ann Tallman. b. Feb. 7, 1817; in. .Tcdm 1'.. Hall. 1, Esthkk M. 2,
J'^imii; C.
VU. Estlier Matilda Tallman. b, Nov. .-), 1818; d. March 10, 1849.
.12.25. Ezckiel Tuttle, b. .Jan. 1."), 1718-9; d. Feb. n. 17'.nb-18r)(); m. lVinitlia.;W
child of Samuel and Ellen Hie liox, 1>. Fi'b. 1!), 1719-20; d. Dec 2;!, ISOl.
I. Samuel, ba]). Feb. 27, 17}o; m. and had fain. , some, of whom res. in ^^'ind
liam, (ireeno Co., X. Y.
II. Dlive, bap. Fell. 17, 1 /4o; m. Sanun 1 b*enhain.
HI. Concurrence, baj). March lo, 1747; m. Davi<! Miles; (2) Daniel Tnttle.
W. Truman, bap. Ajnll 2, I74!l; vl. V.
V. Ichabod, 1). Oct. r,. 17.")0; (i. .v. i.'. Dec. 12, 17;iO in Middhdmry, Conn.
VI. Aaron, bap. Oct. b"), 17".2.
VII. Taldtlia, bap. Oct. 22, I7.j4; m. .Jan. 20. 178(), .Josiah Bronson.
VIH. Truman, ba]). Feb. 23, 17.JU; d. Feb. 21, 177^ in INIid.
IX. Anroii, b. .June 19, 17f!0; m. Kidjccca ^^'oosteI•.
X. l-'.phra.im, baj). Xo\-.2:>, 170.5; m. Sarah vSt.one.
XI. Mabel, bap. April 4. 1709; m. Caleb Munson.
.12.252. Olive Tuttle,, bap. l'\d,. 27. 174.'); m. 17d7. Samuel Benham, who d. May
14, 1^2:5, a. 8(1 yrs. He m. (2) Fhel)e }-!ead (wid. of Anthony Stoddard, who d. 178,"i.
They lixed in Ea!iosbi>ro, Mass.F
I. Smith beiiham, b. 1 7()7.
H. Jajdiet Benham, 1.. 1709; (.lea.): rem. Feb. 1800 to Derby, Orleans Co., Vt.,
near the Camida lim-, a.!iil bto;;'^^]il with himayonuL;' man named A bram Tiitl u- ( wiio mav
be the A. 'i'., nientionrd in the biof.r. .sketch of Beiij. F. M:i<iin, a famous portrait painter
of N'ermonl. Abra.m 4'utlle had l)een a pi;|)il of Beiij. \\'est,;ind inslructeit Mason. —
See r. ••,;,. y,'-Y/. .July, 1s72.) .laplnl Benliaiu. m. Mandi, 17lifi, S:dlv Stoddard, b. 1770.
1. Poi,i,\, D.c II, ITOO; m. .)a,n.. !S2(I. S;ie,i!ei l!l:..ke, inn keep. -r of' Sa leni , \'t. i.: t\co.
(diiidren. 2. LvDiA, l>. Xov.. 1799; d. .luno, ISIO. :-5. X\tjia\ Sidi.DAun. b. Dec. 12.
bS02; diacon t'lr dO yrs. of the Contr. chh. ; farmer: m. 1820, .Mary Bates, wlio d. I'l'OI.
He m. (2) 18t;0, So'phia liates. ('. by Islm.; th-ee child.
•fWilli.-iin 'I'a'lni.i..-., 1> Jaii , 175J, in U. 1 . ; d. Jiily ,1, 1820, a. 77; F.siher, /'.is v.-f., b. .Sejn . 7, 175.'
April •-•4, 1S31, H. So. Rcinovcd to \'crmont and lost tliLir (.■Jrnn'..^;;^ \r, ci'ntineiUai nior.cy.
TUTTLE, injoxsox. 505
Til. 'J'niniaii, in. I.Clauis.sa, hi. Towiu'r; rt-s. ,\i'W Haven.
IW Saiiiurl.
V. HrsKT.
VI. Siuah.
vji. l^)ll_v.
.12.25?.. Concurrence Tuttle, bap. Maivii ]:>, 1747; m. David Milt-s; (-2) Daniel
Tuttle; bill' livrd to \.,- u\n\:u\\< ol' \Ji.
I. Sarali V. Mi!i-.s, d. Jan. 8, IS.oO, a. 80.
II. Catharine Miles, d. Marrh 30, 18!!). a. 78.
III. P.utli Miles, III. (-iuul'l I'laTuii and luui ^^ev. cliil.
IV. C'oncinrenee Miles, d. .-\i)iil U), ]8l"^, a. 77: m. dipt. Samuel P'ean, who d.
Mareli 1:3, 18-VJ. i. hy.^d m. :
A". 'J'rLinuin Tattle. -
VI. (.'anv 'J'uttle.
VII. Olive Tuttle.
.12.257, Tabitha Tuttle, b. Oct. 22, 17;)4: d. Onondaga. N. Y., Aug. 1, 1811,
.ji. 91; in. Jan. "20, 17MI, Jusiali Ijronsnn of Water! )ury. Conn., b. 17-')'3; d. at Onoiidaija
-June 2, 18,20, a. 77, (.s. of Lieut. Josialt and uncle of tr^ila.s Bronson of X. Y., \v}io guvc
^200,000 fcr a juib. library in W.i; /. in W.
1. Truman Bronsnn, h. .Ian. o, 178! ; d. in f)liio.
II. Alviu Bronsnii, b. M;iy 19. 17^^:i: in. U'Conn.ir.
III. Jo.siali I^ronson. b. Sept. 10, 178(1; re.s. Onondaga, N. Y.
IV. F.dward, b. 8ept. 1, 17S|i: res. Clevelaiul, (J.
\'. XancN , Fell. 27, 17Hj; ui. He/.eliiali .Strong; re.s. Onondaga; al>Ai;.,iii. Dr.
X at ban 'J'elTl.
.12.2572. Alvin Eronson, !.'. M:iy 10. 178o; <i. in O.^^wego, N. Y., Ai)ril 2, is^l,
.a. nearly 08; at age oi 17 was rb-rk for Heuben J^ice of New 11, iv., abt. 18 n\eis., then, in
connection witli Jo^^epb X. Clarlc an.d Isaac and Kneelaiid 'i'o\'. nsend, anil CiUiert To\v!\-
.send, AN'. I. shippers, wi'UX ii;to Iju.siness on Long NN'br.rf and continr.ed for rliiceor four
yi's. Tbei'i ('laiK' and ]Jron^on cduirtered the sidi(_>oner " .Vntelope." loaded her \vdth
Xee'hern products for <_'harleston, S. C. On "the voyaij:e the vessel \vas \\recl-:ed on
Poi'tsnionth B'-acli l)i.'t\veeu Cape.s Fearaml Ilatt'-ras, during a tiiree days' gale. Ilaxdng
]iaid .--alva.ge to the wreclcers and obs,.vved all forms due to un<ler\vrit(.'r.'i, Mr. Bionsoti
bought at the sale of this wreck and of thf-e other vessel-, rcsiiltiui,' fr-nu the r,aiue
gah-. a hiri,'- ai.'iount of niaterial. obtained a Uiastej' builder and constructed u brig
and a scho;,ni r siiiieil to the \\'est India trade. Ttds i;on.suineil two years; the .-rhoee.ier
iuad<.' se\-eral voyages; the Inig was completed just in time to he overiakee, by M r.
JelTerson's emluirgo and made, instead of ii West Imlian.'a f-'oni\. voyage. After the
enibargi) he went one voyage to \\'. I, as suiiercargo, and dm rennn br'oii>rlit ni'ws of tlie
capture by tlic Freucli of Ids schooner " IMii laiuler," inider Jj.majiarte's Berlin and
Milan demees, for liaving been bound to a British jiort; she wjis condemned, sold and
boaglit in by the Cajit. of the ve.-sid: she was afterwards cajitured under the Britisii
orders in council for having l»een to a l-"reiicli imrt au'l again condenined.
Mr. B. tiien united with Jacub 'i'ownseiul (C'ilheri & Tounseud) nt' Xmv llav., in the
lake coasting trade, and \\ith shipmasters and carpenters went to the I'alls on the
Oswego river, and on the ground 1U)W occupied by the thrifty village of Fulton, tlu'y
cut the frame for a schooner of lUO and odd tons; two vessels were built and stores
established at Oswego and Lewistou. when the war of 1812 broke up their business and
tlieir houses were invaded, plundered and burned. In 1814 he was appointed military
and na\ a! storekeei>er at Oswego; after flu- war the btisiness was resumed and exlendi-d
by a branch at Black Kor-k. In 1822 lie was elected to the State Senate, and during the
two yis. of his t'-rm succeeded in ])rocuring a law authorizing tlie Oswego canal. Iden-
tified early with this public wnrk- lie iiecame its advocate and defejidi r througli a stormy
contlict of twenty-live yis.; so mucli was he connected with it. in the [)uldic e.~limation,
that whi'U he' repaired in Albany with a remon.-t ranee a.gainst a le-iJuiioii to repeal tie;
Oswego caiuil lau, tiieeting Col. Aarmi Ihirrin the hall of the ( 'apitol, • " he s.-iliited me by
;saying, "Ah! yon are here to defend your canal,' and aihii'd. ' I am \^•ilh you.' J said»
I b(dieved all sensilde men were with us, to which he replied, chaiaeteristically, "Ah!
luy young friend, if that's all. you have a v.ast m.-ijority ai^aiiist you.' "
In Is-.".i Mv B. \sas again retu!;,e,! to ;li.' S ■i:.ile, aiul in is'.'t v.as cluiirnian of tin'
I'Tnance committ"e. Xe.ar the close of last se-^sion an As-,.ii)bl_s I, ill for rejeeing ti:(;
legal rate of interest and banl< di.scouni>. toget lier with remonstrances frmn diifereiit
jiarts of the slate, weii- referreil to tlio Financi> committee, Mr. Bronson made an
ol!G
BIUXCIl OF XATJIANIEL.
i;lal)i)iT,tc rt'iKji-t; Senate dor,., 106, April It?, 183:1. Of lliis rcpoil Mr. O'alLitin .-^aid, '• ll.
■sviiri an able and well reasoned doeuineul."'
Ill 18;)4 (ien. Cass, Sec, of War, on recoinniendaliiei liy Silas AN'riL'lit, appt. Mr. 15.
one, (d' the \isi!(irs at the West i'oiul Acad. ; suhseiinent ly lie was conimi.-^siou'-d \vi th
uth(Ms l»y ihe siateof New Ye.ik tosettle f(n' Ot^e^:o the cKcitiiij'.; c<ja!l house ((iie^tioii. His
lat'-r yra.T'.-, with siiirht int<.-'-niplions, were de\-oted a.-^sidtlo^|sly toconinierce; he j.re.siih'.i
at tlie first vi]la;;e m.-etiii^' in 0.svv(\Lro, May Vi, '[i<2S.-i;,;'/t.'<i-ii'sIliyt.>,f ]\'iil,)'iiii-j/.
His health was cxcelleiit and liis niiiid nniiii [>niii d to the ]as;.
An t)s\ve,i,''o corii'.-.j)Mndent of the A', }'S>ii/ writes: ■'.Mvin Bionson died at his
resideni'e in this ciry this ininiiing. Mr, Hrcnison was boi'i; in Waterhuiy. ('onn. , .\!ay
li), 1 iSo, ami was nt.arly 'J8 years of age. He came to Oswcgi. in IsiOand eni.'-aerd in
the lalte trade as uin. of the firm of ISron^on, Towiisend iV Co.. and in IS]~> In; was one nf
tin- v.elhknnwn tirni of Broiison ^V ("in(d;er, \\lio carrii'd oii a lari'e connneicial linsini-^,s
on tiie lake.-, and canal until ISoS. lie was eleclt d to the Slate Senate in 1,^-,.^'j and
re-electej in IS-.".). Diiiint: his ^e/'ond term as Senator he s^Tun>d the passaije (d' the
l>ill anilii'ri/jnu; the c-usti nction of the Osweiro c:uial. At iIh; se^,sion n[ the Senate of
1S'J4, in order to prevent tin.' vote of New "^'ork In iin>: ca-t for \Viiri;im 11. ('raw ford, a
bill V. as inirmliK-ed e-ivinir the electinn tn tbe penph . Sevenn en Sen;Uui-s — aniaioiity
of tlie Semite — ojijiosed and defeated tlie bill. 'rhe>;e seventeen Senators were known as
the "infann)us seventeen," on a<-coiint of tin,' pwpnlar ckmnu' ai^ainst tlieni. Mr.
}5jX)nson wasoneof these, and tlie last stirvi\-or. In the \vai' of 18rJ .Mr, lironson had
chargo of the military stores belonging to the govt rnrru-nt r-.t Os>vegu. and. lo preverit
tlioir being caiUurcd by the British, tbrew them into ihe river, for XNddndi he \\-a< talcen
prisoner ami M.iidined at KinL'-^'on." He m. in Middlehnry, i nnn,. the yonirg''st da'.i, of
t-'a})^. l''dward ' )''.^'(nnn.r. a Kev. soldier; :>ev. cbiL, of wdioni;
I. Cecelia, b. bs^'i; d. at U., Dec. 4, l87'.i;ni. J<dui Lawrence MrWhorler.
Bi'onson Ik Ik'iicI:. 1N;j , of <_)., is a i;;v. s. of .Mvin f>ror.>on
.12.259. Aaron Tuttlo, b. .hme lis lHiO: d, Sej-t. 10, 1S:1C>, a. '/."i; m. K'ebecra.
"Wuosier, b. Mav 10, 177'3: d. Oct. 4, ISn,"), in .>-4;h vr.
I. Uli\e,".b.n. 14, 1701; m. Daniid Higby.
1!. C'vrns 'I'ntile, Jan. 14, 17i/;j; d. .Inly 'JH, IS70; rem, to Cxford, N. "\'., where he
was a .Ht;<iic<' <d' the Peace and ati (diicf-i ol the l'pi-e(ipal SoidetN several m'-. ; ii'.
Kesiali Hristol. by ^\hem he had one cliiid: ('^,i Cathariee I'ennett, .y. /.
"ill Anmi d'lUtle, .Ian. 2(l. r.fif); d, ISW;: m. Mareh S, IS]."., l--a.;'c I'-enliam, b. .\ng.
2 17fn'; re;^ Hamdeii, Conn, I, ^^'Il.^,l.\^!. .March ','4. 1^17, 'J, IsAAf, .! ii ly (k l^'M: d.
next du'v. ;;■;, J-VnKn, ^kay IS, is-j3. 4, !b',Tsr-,v An.\, Sept. eW, 1^:27; d. .I'uly :li), ISlik,
nk" Daniel, Sept. 4,'r7!)7: nn Sally Dlaft.
V Ketsev, Jan. ol, I^UO; nn Samnrd \^^ Treat.
Vl' Aaron, b. Maridi 4, 1803; m. Nn--. -'(), ps-,^:?, Anna Abbott, d;oi. of kk.vid of
Middhduirs-, b. Ang. U, ISIlO; res. ^^■est ville, Conn. 1, J\Mi>-, •3, .1 mn iMv;. ;!, ('i:i.-
K.s-ri \. ni. Ikirton Diekei-man.
Yll. William L. Tutile, ,ln!y 2, IMId; nt. Kmereita Man\ill(>: renn to Oxf.-i'd, N.
Y., and d. Dec. N, 1804: chik b. in Oxford, and live theie, ], Cvia;s (_de<-.) 2. Maisy.
3, Kmi-.iiktt. 4, Ki.i.KX.
Yllk David Nk. July 20. isOtk m. Ikij'hemia Deckerty.
IX. llarrv, Jan. '^^K ISOO: d. Nkn'. liO, bs:!2: m, Harriet Mnnns and Innl one datu
1, H.'.itKniT, Mar(.di 11, isd-'l: m, Simon Tenilk
Nk Silas. Juiu'2tk lsl2; m. Susan Allen.
XI. Arad, Se])t. 12, ]S14; res. (^Ukmdai-d, Kas, , where he d, <d"hiart di^ea-e, Oct.
27, 1870. He was a Justic-e of the Peace: m. Kli/.a Mnnsi.n; (2) Kli/.abi'th Uichardson.
i. 'by 1st m.: 1, Fii.\NK, 2, Ht.i.KN. kby2(lni.: 8, Fi.()i;.\, res. 'ropi4<a, Kas.
.12.2591. Olive Tuttlc, b. Jan. 11, 17!ll: d. Nov. 'J,^, ],s2 1: m. Marcli 11. 1818,
Daniel i^igky. b. Nov. 4, 17!M,); soon afti r m. rem. to i.)xford, Chemuigo Co,, X. Y.,.
thence, in' iSltk to Nanticoke S])ring-s. Ikouuie ('o., N. Y. | He m. (2i May 2."), 1X25,
Xiinena Parker, wdn.i d. Jan. 2<k 1S,'(2; lo) .\i:ii(h. 4, ls.-,7, Hannah SbUer|. Tied. Seot.
' 12, 1«:)7.
1. l':/,.4vicl I'igby, Ma.y ;',, ISl."); res. 110 Ckitharine si., kdi/abeih, N. J.: engineer
in oil i-efinerv.
II. David IkieJiv, Mav 17, 1^17: m. P.etsev A. Ibiv.
III. Al'ijah Pi'f.v, .March 2k ISp): m. MarvCl:,rk.
)V. Pcllerca Anil Iku;hy, April 0. ]s21: d. .April dO. 1S24,
\k Klka-n.ali D. ikigliy. Sept. 2lk kS22: learned printer's tiade at Ikin.iiltnn, X, Y,;
-worked iti Syracn-i and Ithaca, X. Y., sev. yrs,, and in N. Y. C ; in. .Xpril i . lSti2. in.
liiKiNSOX, KKM'.V, 'i'l'l'l 1,K.
5(J7
Ncu- ],cli;iiinn, X. "^'., KiiHiiM A. Ilinrklrv, b. >[uskiiiL;-nin Co.. ()., Sfpt. 4, 1S:>7: <1 . Dec.
2:-J, ISTo: ivs. S. r.ro,,kl_vii, X. V. 1, J•;i.^v.\l;l. ])., 1,., X. ^'. ('., .Man.li is, ISC:;. ',>,
Or,ivi: L. H.. Ainr. S, isi'.l. :;. Azdi--, o.-t. '^k. istic,; d. s.'pr. 1. Isr.T. -1, D.wid, ,Ium-
22, 1S(!S; (1 Si'i't. 11, i>';s. :,, .M\i;v. Xov. 7, is:(). c, (iKAci;, .iiiiif •: »', isri.
\'I. Williiun 'I'littlc HiltI'v. S,'|it. M. IS'J-l; pfiu. fnMu Stciilicii Co., X.' V., to Miiiiic-
ujxjlis. Miiiu., \!<,i\: ilirnc*.- to I'lcai- W'aiiT. Minn., aiid t'arnicil; taiii^iil scliool wiiitns;
ek-rt.-il to State ],ct!- , !.'-:(;.", an. 1 ISC,-!. Has luvii ,] ustire of the Pi-acr for tlie County of
St(-anis from the ori^aiiizutiou of tli'' State (imt., fxcc[it one yr., IStJ.'), and has licsides
been annually elt-itfd to one or another of the seliool, town or county ollices: ni. Dec.
11, IS.")]. Marietta Hosvley, A\hod. v. ('. . h'eh. IS, IS."):!; (2) Xov. 1, IS.V""), Snsan Peatce.
l,"Fr.()i;i;.\(r. A.. Auii;. li,d. Pee. 2 !. ls.-,(;. :?, Wii.i is A,, Julv es, l's.-,s. 8, M.-vT^r-
ETiA, March 0, P.^iKt.'^ 4, Caiikii-; M . .Uilv ;jO. 18(J--?. r,, Cviu's TrTTi.i;. Sept. '.>], ISG;!
0, M.\KTii.\ J., Jiuii' -i."), isc.j; d. Sei>t. 10, 1S09.
.12.25912. David Kigby, t>. May 17. 1817; ldack.sraith hy trade, hut for many
y<'urs a farmer in iiKh'pendent.cireum.-itaufes; lias held various sclmol and town oflices;
res. Dei-uyter, .Madison Co.. X. Y.; ]n. Sept. 14. 1.S4-3. IJetsey A. luiy, b. A prills; ]S','0.
I. Hay, Aug. Q-). 1.84;); eii!i-ted Sejjt.. ISGl and served througli ilje w;!r: now a
)iros[ierous faiiner; m. Dec. '-?4, lS(i,S, Klnuhi benjamin, and liaiTl s. and 2 dans, the
latter ij;rad. Xorni.-il scho(d. iJortland, X. Y, ; teachers at PelJuvter.
II. rrank 11., b. .lulv •2r,. Isli;; d. Uct. 11, 1N50.
III. .Martlia .1.. ii. ,Iulv i-j, 1.S4!).
IV. Mary K, b. Autr."lO, 18.").j.
.12.25913. Abijah Rigby, !>. March 21, ISI'J; bhick-mith, but became a farmer;
rem. to 'rrou])sburLcii, Sieul>>.-n Co, ; servtMl in late war: is supt. of Sunday school ; m.
Ai)ril 27, ISl'J, Marv Clarl;. b. Wavne, X. Y., April 2(i, ISIS.
I. Olive A., i.. Feb. 2.-.. ISIH; m. July 4. isiH, V. 11. K(41ey, b. Sept. :jO, IS-jl);
res. Merchantvi'.le, Steuben Co., ^. Y. 1, Leoxoka K., b. Sept. 2fl. 1807. 2, Xki.i.ii-:
J., Sept. ;:"., 187(1.
II. Daniel 1'., b. March Dl, 184.1; eiili.sted March 4, ISGl, Co. D, 170rh ivgt. X. Y.
^'ols. ; wounded three times at reter.sburg, \'a., and discharged .lune S, 18(4""); m". Xov. 4,
1870, Il-annah Heriin,u-ton, b. Sept. C. 17.")-2. 1. Fkx.nki; \.\ b. Dec. 21, 1S74.
III. Samuel (i..'\>. Se],;. '.t.'ls47; enlisted Au.i^'. 2!), 18(51. Co. b, l.-.th i?egt. X". Y.
Vol. ; Ihigineer; discharue:! 4 une S. lsr.."j;ni. Sent. 4, bS74, l.'osa D. Pahnentei, b. June
17, D.12, 1, MiXMi: ALvv, b. Mav 21, 1S7(;.
lY. ]?ali.h R., b. Aug. 1. islfi": m. Marv F,. Bruwr,. h. April 18, 18.04.
V. .lame., W'., Oct. U, is,-,:;; ni. Dec. 20, 187G, Sarah Darlle.
VI. Cyrus 'P., b, Feb. 12. l.s.ir,.
VIJ. Albert .1., .bine 20, ] SCl .
VIII. Carrie,!., Sept. 2^;^ ISi;:!: res. Woodhull, X. Y.
.12.2594. Daniel Tultlo, b. Sept. 4, 1797; d. 187<i; in. ('ct. 7, 1S18. Sallv, dan. of
Xatlian Piatt of Waterbui'v, Conn., b. S.'pt. !t. bSt'O; r<-s. \V.
I. i{ebccca Ann, b.'Xov. 2i!, ISl'.i; lu. Feb. 28. 18;lS, David Hull. 1, Ih-.wix .1. ,
b. Dec. 28, ls;!S; res \V. 2, SAi;Aii.!., b. Xov. 21, 1840. ;b Ai-(;fsTA .-\., Jan. .0, ls44.
4, li:vi.\.: 1)., J<ui. 12, 1840. .>, Airnirii S., b. Jan. 4, IS-OU.
11. Pubv Smith, b. Sept. 1. 1S21; ni. Mav 1. 18:37. Alanson Craw; one child,
KmviN A., b. .Maii-h 1, is:is.
III. Aaron, b. F(4. p], d, March. oO, 1823.
IV. Fli/.abeth Meli.-,sa, b. March 1.0, 1S24: m. March 1, l."^42, John Smith. 1,
Hr,N'itY ('., b. .\pril 4, ISfO. 2, Fkkdiohjci^, Marcdi 4. isfs. ;i, C\siy\rK. Oct. 17.
ison. 4, F.I, I. K.N, Dec. 4, 1S0;J. 0, S.\j(Aii P,i;tsi.v, b. Oct. ;n, IsOO.
Y. Sarah Irena, b. Aug. 1, IS'ji;; d. Sept. K!. Is02: m. March 4. IsfO. ijoia.c-
Osborn. 1. MAirriiA E., Dec'. 2s, ls4',). 2, Annii i: P., April 24 180:',. ?,, I'Idwaui)
W., Xov. (i, 1800.
\'f. IJi/a (bace, Aug. 2o. 1S28; d, Ajitil li), ls07: m. Feb. 2, 1800, Hiram Smith.
1, V\'ii.i..m:i> p.. b. Xov. 27, IsOn, 2, lu KKtiA Eli/.a, (.>ct. 0, 1S02.
VII. Ivlwaiil Daniel, b. .\lay pl. lS;-;0; for s.^veral years has had charge of the brass
mill of the Scovilh- Manufacini-imr ('o. iit ^\■atel luirv," Conn. ; m. A], til II, ls.",s, Han-
nah (P, (bin . of Simeon Curtis of Soiithbury. Conn. 1, Ei.t.i-;.N" Il.WNUi, b. MckJi 27.
isoii; d. iOb. 2, Isi.s. 2, Pi;.\.\i; .P.si.Mi, b. feb. 1<!, jsOj. ;;. Fnw\i;i. Da.nh.i., I>.
I'04>. 11 d. I'OJ.. is, iso:;. 1, Fi;a.N( rs Cciri-s, b, .\pril 10, Isijl; ,1, Aiuil 10, ISOP 0,
Mahv boitsA, b. March 12, 18iiG. 0, Im.i.kn Hannah, b. Sejit. 0, 1808.
Ties BUAXril OV XATIIAXIKL.
■ .12.2595. Betsoy Tuttle, b. .I;ui. :1J, ISOU; m. 18-2-?, Samuel W. Tm.t, 1,. Oct.
r.. ISOl; irs. :tli(!(llct)llfv, Vt.
1. (u'or-c Treat, '.Mav o, \X2:]: m. Xnv. 14, IS,^^, Ksthcr I^ruwii, h. 0-t. 13, LS15;
r.'s. M .
)1. yic.vv Aim, 1.. Nov. 17, 1S;50; m. -Inw H, Is^mI, Cliailcs H. Stri)licns.
]I[. OiivV, b. June '20. Jis:«; in. .Iiine 17, ISC'l, 'J'li.una, A. .Iiuld.
1\'. Jane, 1). Aut;-. 17, iSoU; iii. Nov. VA, 1S(;4, Heiirv A. Knaiip, wlio (1. Jua.' 2-1,
iso:.
.12.2598. navidN. Tuttle, !». July 20. l^'Or;; d, in r.ulT.ilo. N. Y.,.Tan, IG, isTij;
in. Jvii-heiiiia r)e<'kertv; (2) .Marv Ann Maiiville; d. .lane 7, IMiii. /. bv 2d ui.:
1. Wa-^liiii^-tonJ., res. lOS Carrn!) st., Brooklvn, N. Y.
II. (I'eoi-e M., b. >[:uv!i 4, ls:M; m. 1, .M aky, !>. Uot. IS, lsi57: d. sn. 2, M.viiv
Ei:iMiKMi.\, b. ,Mav 2o, 1809.
HI. David Wooster, b. April 21, 1840: Capt. ..I'C... C. llOlh IJetrt. N. Y. Vols., and
■vvHS killed at DouHldsville, I^a., -.vhile taking- from tbe lielil a i)iery ol' Union ai-tiliecy
nbaiidonud by tliosc liavinu it in eliar^-e', July 1:!, lsi>;.
.12.259.10. Silas Tuttle, b. June 2ii, 1812. Ai^iiointed b_% <iov. of Conn., Lieut,
of 8tK Co. 12tli Ilegt. Conn. Mik and i^erved as Ca]>t. until the militia system w.-tsabaa-
done<l. Justice of the peace and lias held various otU<.-es in lii.s native town of Middle-
buvy; resides on the old liome-li-:id, oci-ui)ie,l by hi-. a;i'-e-;to:'s for ri;'ar!y twn centuries.
It is situated, on the eastern border of Lake Wer.-iamaui;-. a small but, l)i'autiful sheet of
watei, whicdi desiM'ves to be better kimwn to the hiverscjf the pic,tiu'es(]iie. An eni^'raved
view of it may l>e seen ia Cothrea's ]\'<"iili>"i-i/, 2d vol., p. lO'i'J Capt. 'J'uttie has taken
much intei'est in this work, and \\'e are indel.iled to hirji for cojiies of rec(jrds and other
tiicouragf.-moit and aid; m. Sept. 1, 18:;lo, Susan Allen, b. Api-ii 7. b81o.
L lleriry A., !.>. Ai^ril 28. 18-J4: beiaij left with a itei;;hl'ir \vas run o\c:-byan ox
cart and killed, Sept. lo, lS-i;\: buried same day aad tiia:- with his graadfathei, Aaron
Tuttle: the InrLi'est funeral ever known in ]\Iiddlebur\-.
If. Julia' S., b. April 2, 18:'.:; ni. Feb. 'I'l bS ;i), Al-craua C. ILmcIi; res.
liauidea, Conn.
HI. Kuiily Augusta, b. July lo.lHlI; for many yr,-- an invalid and I'onfined to a
1) -d -of sulT< rini:: a case similar in soaie resp^-i.-ts to that of Clilo • Liakton [1]. Mi.-s
Tuttle c -mpDsed the hym.i sun:,^ at the 'jhittle F:imily i';ath"i iu^- in Sept., 1^7:^, and has
writ tea many ]>ieces which have a])peared from lime to tine' in various ])ape;'s. The
f(db v.iag are the lir.st two and last two of a poem of eight viu-ses, published ia the A'fr,,.
r il> a,td Cr wnJii'// , ia whiidi sin- give.-, exiu'c-sioa, no doubt, to her owa trials aad iier
coasohaioa. It is headed, "li-ad .Me to tla.> h'ock that is Higher tha.a 1."
Life's tempest is ragint,'-, tlie wind-; loudly ru.ir.
My frail barque is dufriiig far. f..r from the shore;
>ry tieart is o'crwhelmcd, Lord, hc;ir my .sid cry,
"Lead me to the Rock that is iiifflicr than L"'
Distressed and perplexed, niy spirit is faint,
To whom but to thee cnn I briri;:: my '-onujt.iiat'
■ . • . De.ir Lord! thoa art near me, and still will I cry,
"Le.id me to tl.c R'.>'k lliat is liighcr than 1."
Ere l'.inf; th-ju uik lift life's black cloud fro.B my sight.
And lead from this darkness thy child into lijrht.
And then shall I trace from my home in the sky,
This path to the "liock that is higher than I"
Not one pain too rnanv, not one sorrow nor te.ir,
. ■ Nor one panu; at pariin.tr with hopes chctished here,
All, all these were needful my iiatience to try.
They led to "the Kock that w;is higher than 1 ,''
IV. ^Liiy FJlea, b. June 10, IS")!.
.12.25.10. Ephraim Tuttle, bap. Nov. 2:L ITfio; Capt.: d L---. ID, ls:;o. ]|is
will n:iiues \s-f. Sarrdi tiiid till the S chik; m. Nov. L), 178!), Sarah Smnr', who d. July
28, 1817. ;i. 74.
1. Ihuriet, m. Philu Seott; rem. to Oxford, N. Y.. wleu-^' she d, Jan. 2."), 18(i7. 1,
Ii;\, 2, S\i;.\ii, dee. o, Lrey, dec. 4, LvDi.v, :ii. Lev.is. o, Fi.i/.v. (i, Ji'llv,
111. J'l uman Ihetre, 7 . F.i. \M. nt.
11. Ahin, .\iiu-. 1. 17'.LL d l•^■b. Is. lsi;7: la. olive Tle.mo-oi., b. O-t. 2L 1^'Jii.
1, Lta is-s, Ji:lv -J, is-J'.i. 1,,. Lester L. P.uelL ,mh' eiiikl: 1. \\''"i . d. Oct. 2, 1s.j7. a. o
nins. 2, Amani>.\. L.Ji. s, ]s:;r,; d. March !^^ Is:'.;. :;. Loi;i,n \, Ocf. o. ls:;7: d. at Mt.
llolvoke, A.'.iil 12., is.)7. 4, Tii.)M.\s Jkkkj::;.si>.n, .May 24, ls4l.
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569
in. Lyd'ui, M:i.v 4. IT'.Hi: in. Jolin Saiifnrd ITiiycs. [If.' m. (2) Aiiiii Ch-.rk]. 1,
.\'ki.s(^n .1.," Miifcii -ii',, isiil: 1,1. .lunc :;, iNld. Clilu.' S. .M.woo.l. h. Julv IS, Ih'Jd; n-s.
.Mid,llfbiu\-, Conn. 2. J'.i'iiKAiN! •(., .liilvJl, KJ'Jl: ni..M;iv(i, IS l.S, II;in-ift".M;ison, li. I'l-I).
4. lS-27; (i." April is, ISCi). lie ni.c2) Klizii O-ilfii Muml"', li. Feb. •,', is;;!). /. hv 1st n.:
1. y,/so,i II., n,-r. ■.>:,, ls,-,:V /. hy-Jdm.: 2, l.<i-lln Kll\,i . ■\n\\ 10. jsiiil. :{. 'M-n-ij J,.,
A^l^^ 2i), ISi;.-,. ;;, INkhtta. .lulvS. \<.:\{); m. -hui. i\, IS:")."), NVilliam .Mtiwvrll. l,.'.M;iv
1. ]"^'--'!i. 1. Kuiiii.'. Sent. •,\ Is.V). 4, IlAKi.iKi. ?>I;iirh 4. ]s;;i: d. Sep!, o. is;j.j. 5,
I,Vl:l Vl'.lTK. Auu. -Jd, is:;,."); lu. .Ian. 2\. is."),"), Oliver <.'<dc. 1. luiK isnii. dec.
I\'. Sarah, Jan. IS. nil',); ni. Mai.h \-2. IS'^lj, (iarry Scott, b. X.,v. s. i:<j-.>; d. May
5, ]S:i7; idul. li. in XN'n'xIhn ry. 1, Sauau ]■".]. i/a i;i-:Tir, l-'(4i. 1(1, lS-.>7; xr<. 'rcrrvvilli'.
2. Makv Ki.i/.A, .hill. 2(J, is-ii); d. Jan. ',\S, is.")l. :',. Fi:a .M. ).i .\ H.. XyrW 2\,V^'.\{: m.
March 81. 1S.").S, Emily;'. Tin k^r ot' Middlebury, Conn.; ^w child; 1, Mrr;; K.sifi'd, b.
June."). IS*;-.?; ics. 'j't-rrvvilic 4, F);i;i)ia;ic )v ti i:oi;';i-., (.»ri. i4, is:;:;; ni. net. -Ji;, is.")!).
.Maiiha Ncutnn ni M. ' 1. Ksth, r AihJI<', .\ a.i,^ ^a. lS;i2. 'J, Fr,<1, riyl ll,i,r;i. .\\,v\\ l."",,
1S70. •'). W'li.i.i.v.M i!):.Ni;v, Nov. 2'-], ]s:J"); d. .\ uy. 27, b"-:!*!. tj, ( i.\ u); v 4'ri'i],i., Xov.
S, ls::17; was in tin- I'nici) army in-arly 4 yrs. a.s 2d I,ii;nt.. 1st Jdent. and linally (_'a]H. of
Co. C, !.l!ii Ki'ct. (.'onii. V,,!s., :in<l lionorably disc h;w--rd at end of tin' wai-; r-s. jlartbn'd,
Conn.; tleaUr iii t'-a, coffee and .siiicfs; ni. July Kb I'^'bl, Sarah 11. Mc.X.'il of Newllav.,
(\)iin. \, AUirit M'-\,u', Se]it. 11. 1 Silo. 2." A''//'70-(/ 4/,/,'7/_v, Sep;, ;», ]s:n.
V. I.ucy, Nov., ISO]; 111. March 27, 1S22. Ca])!. Jbmsoin J)idsoii, a tlr<r. of
\\il!iain Juilson. He lias a ]bl>h' 2-")0 y )'s. old, a family heirloom. 1, Frnfs W.. ra.
1, J. "'■//. 2, A''i. /■/ I-yj.simrdi. 2. Ci[Aiv(,i;s U., ni. Fdi/abetli Sj>encer; (2) Mi's. Harriet
.Sioi.e. 1. <_'/u/ /■!>■•<. '■'>. Ibir-Kirr. Julv, ]S2(); in. Ihiih i'aaks; (2i Jane S. Finiie\ ; (:;).
1, (•/'-//■',.v. 2, Fo,f,)\ dec. -A. J/.7/'v 7i7A\, dec. 4. A <lrii., dec. 4. Ai.iu.-.iiT. m.
-Marin r)d|ohn. lie d. An.o-. 22, b-^iib "l, J.nrhis. 2. Hufh. ?,. l'ir,„Jn>. r,, J.riY
Ja.nk, 1). is:JS; 111. Miles; (2) Frencli. tj. Ci.akissa. Xov. 24. is;;);,; m. <u'ori;-o
Bostwick. 1, I, inn. 2, San'h KnnliiK. 7, (i i:i)1;';f,, served as Seri;-t. in Fniou army;
was wounded at the battle, (d' C'ed.ar Cieek', Va.. ami d. Ocl. ill. jSlH, a. 21.
VI. 'J'al>iilui. Jnlv ;Ji. 1^':)7; d. ir>;. !0, iSb); m. Xov. 27, bs;;2, Divid M, Fenu,
b. July 4, \Vy.): d. Xo\. ;3, lsfi2. 1, MAirniA, Anu'. lb, ls;i2; d. Xov. (i, 1^^70; iinm. 2,
MAjn K.. May ."). is:;."); m. Oct. 10, bs")"), James 17 Isaldwin, b. .Ian. \',, ls:>:J. res. Mid-
dlebiiry. Conn. 1, \f,ir'Jni I 'mii, itn . Jan. !1. ls.")7. 2. Iiciiif/ h'/m r--^ 'i, . y,uv. [t, Js.",;). Ij,
M/, Ji'ily 2!). 1S72. ;!. David M. Ati--. -A. ls:J7; res. Mid'dlel)ii:-v, Conn. 4 Sami-kl
S., Feb.':, isii; 1,1. Oet. 7. lsi-,s. Sarah C..m;'. 1, ]''■!:,,■' AflKx. Jan. 1.1, is70; I'es. Ab
i), 11km;y S.. Mav 2!;, 1S44; \x\. and liad: 1. M'r;i l\iUUh,i.
Vll. edaj-issa'. d. .May'.). ls;-;S; m. William A.d'inker. 1, IvMii.Vi:'.. April Ki, 1838;
\\\. Mandi ;;i. 1S.18, !■'. ii. ^coti.
Vin. Fli/.a, Manli 11, ISlti: d. Feb.. ISlit); ni. Alexander (i. Davis, an.l rem, to Va.
" He served as a spy in tlie Union ariu.\-." 1. IIknky, m. and res. in \'a. 2, J'J.I.KN,
•Ian.. 1s:!"<; in. F-hnuud 4'yKr; res. \'a. 1, Krhwind. 2. Tltijunix, y, Maiiia, dec.
4, Jo.-i:i>ll!Xi:, lu. ]d''htbiot; les. Vu.
,12.25.11. Mabel Tattle, I'.ip. April 4. 17e;); m. April 20, 17!).), Caleb Mnn^on,
.ir.,ot 'A'aterl)iiiy. Middiebury Soc. ; tlienci- to \\'insted. 17S7. About ]S()0 lived in a
honsi'. ii'.iw torn down, •• on Fake st. near ilie old factorv h(jn.>e;" rem. to Marc.dlus, X.
v.. ab.,ui l:>07 [.11.]
i. Caleb .Miles .Mtuison, .Fan. 1-3, 17!l2. ■• 4'he l)ig, strong- boy "of Boyd's Hist, of
AN imdiesTer.
11. (Hover Street Munsoti. .May 14, 1794.
111. F'vi Beiihani Mutts ni. (ilaii ) Jan. l;;, 17!i7.
1\'. A/ub.ali .Mniisoii. b. May 21. d. (.)ct. 17, 1 7LtU.
V. Alvira Mutf-.on. .\o\ . 24. ISUO.
A'l. .lerry .Mnii~on, .Match 2-"), is M.
Vll. Lucy Mnnsuii, :March S, 1S0)>.
.12.26. Caleb Tuttle, b Mav ib 1721; d. Sept. 2r), 17y;); m. .Marv '{'errill, who
d. .May iO, 1^11, :,. 7.1. Sin- m. i2) Xailiait ilitie. hi- 2d \vf,
I. Atnasa, b. ()..t. .""). ITii."!; in. Sibvl W'oo-t-r.
lb .bisepli, b. .March 1. 17f;7; d. ..: /. in N. Hav., D,m-. 12, is IT, iti Sl.-.t year.—
C'/v.- -.>,',.//, r,'/ Ilmini :, PLnrs; m. .\ov., KS."), Airs. i.Mioda Clinton.
III. Hen.jamiii, 1>. Ma;.' b"). 17(iS; went ti ( J :-eem', Ch:'nanLi> ' 'o., X, '^'.; m.— — .
1. P!;i:sio\. 2. \N'.\ii!!)'..\ :j. M.vitv. 4, Cviti'--. ri n. to (!r<-ei,e, Chcini.nu-o Co., .\.
y. ; perh-:p^ oilier,^.
IV. Abiuaii, b,. .\i>rii 2. ITTo; d. nnni., iSib ' '■
V. .Marv. b. Nov. 2d, KTl: d. num., ISibb
570 BKANCJI OF XATIIAMKI.
yi. (iMJTis. h. A]';-il 1,-), 177:5: drowned in ^[i!ford. Conn., Aii:r.. 17!)1. ;
Vir. ClcnicMr. in. 1, ('i.i;m):.\t. '.', I'kk.-'Iun \\'i;.-!.i:v. :i, <.';.m.vi.n, ios. X. ,1 I
4, I..i'Tiri;i;. ."j, Smimm.v. <1. iMid-H'iM.it. (1. Kia/.\, ics. Scvmonr, Cunn. ' ' ]
\IU. Sniilli \\ ln',1,-,-. 1). .Iiinc .*), 177."); m. l^ai lis!irl);i Sniit li ; ('.?) \ nil 'riioruiis.,]! ;'
IX. M'.-'s, 1.. .Iiilv l:j, ITsJ; ni. n,',-. -JO, ISUI, Lrnvn;, Wl.cLl.r ' -"
(
.12.201. Ama.sa Tattle, 1'. On. .-.. 170:.; v,m. Iroui \V.M,dl,urv to Dcrlr,-, ('(,;in 1
tlicncc ti. l!;.,ni;l<-n, (.'cnu., uli.-n- lir <1. l),,-. 'J,-), ls4i, a. 77, (i,-ra vi'-stoni-. Ilamdrti I'iains ) ',
111. Silnl \\'(u>.-tcr (.-^i>tt-r of Aaron 'j'uttie'> wiiV l^^dnH-ca), wiio d. .Jul\ Is \^\y, a t;'» ■■
(ilH'f). ' ' ' ' ' i
I. riil.M., 1.. Ji;nc, 17!)i: m. Al.ram Kawkins. \
II. Atisrl, ],. Jan. V,. 17!)-]; m. \\>\>y Slu.-t. ' l^
III. Orrin, 1>. 17l<o: ni. I^uvlinc ( MHulrick ; (•,') Silivl F>oiii)nn; (.'!) Svl via Eaton- rc^' T
Hamdyn. 1, ,A[.\i!v. ■?, M.\i;i.\. :j, Ei.i.kx. -1, .1 wins, o, Sa'i;.\ii. ' ■
IV. C].ArA«K.h. 17!)7: d. .Innc lo, IS71, a. 74; m. I'::uon Andn-ws ofllanid-n '
wlio "d. .Inne -2. INM), a. ;i(;.- (//. J\ nr.n-r^.yf,,,,, \. Slio 111. (2) ^f.-rritt AlJin"- who d
TV.,'. ;]1, is;;;), a. 7 7, hi^ Ud wf. ( iiis l-.i u-f. S .pl,ia d. n,-t. :{. iS:i7, a. -1 Ij. /. \>v l<\_ m :
1. K.vi'ox, m. I.aiira Stivtton and !ia^ -j rl.il.; i-cs. II. 2 M \];y d v H Axukfw-; '1'
(I. F..!>. 12, is;.-,', a. 24; in. Corn'Mia iM.nd. ' ' ' " ,
y. (iaiTivnr., 1,. I7;i!^t; (liowui'd in ilanidcn a 12 vr^ ' i
V!. JvNd>.v,-a. d. y. " ' f
Vll. Jani.'~ W", .,,>!".•, 1). Mav, 1^02; went 10 'J'.^va- and d t]ici\- \
\ III. Aid-ail, 1.. .Mar.d. 28, 1x04; ni. (). S. C'liatfi(dd. l
IX. Mary Ann. 1., Ori. S, ISOfi; m. S. (i. P>:-nliain. ' '
X. Mai-ia S.. 1.. Im-1). 4, ls(i;); ;n. i-dia^ \'\'ariier.
_Xl. JoM'jdi (i.,h. ISKI; m. Polly Ann Allin;,-; (2) Pidlv Fivnrdi, /. bv 1st rn.: ;J
rhil.; /. l)y 2d 111. : 2 cdnl., nanios unknown. - . . . .
Xn. I'll, or, li. 1M2: ni. Ciiarle.s Norman; (2i David L:.ckwood, ifs. Wv^t Brid.'-f.
\nm. Conn.; /. !.y Is: m. : 2 (diil.
.12.2011. Cllloe Tuttle, b. Juno, 171;]; d. Ans.uiia, Awj;. 01, IROS; m. Jan. 6.
ISIU, Abialiani, :,. ol ].>avid and ilann^.n (lUuand) JLuv]<ins.
I. Ahraliani Hawkins, b, Nov. 1(1. ]S10; -raited bnsincss, ls:;r,, ,)f blarksniitliin-- in
Birnnngdiani, C,.nu.. whvrL- tin- niace .d tiio Ilirni. Srr,d and In,n Work.s now stand-;.
Next your witli lii.s oiorlnT William boean inai^ine- ,-aniaL:f axlos and M^iriiii^.s. In ISMf*
built :i liiiie lact.iry on .Main -i.-. in 1^4.-) tbov took in Ibmrv Atwatrr 'of X. llav., ami
built tli- Iiinnin;:bam Ir.-n and Str<d \\'.n-k-."and ad.dc<l th,. ina];inu- of iron and .st,-( 1 -,.
tliat (d a..\-los and spring.-^, in l^.-,(l William Hawkins n-riivd from the concern, and n.-xt
yc'ar^ bought the t,tono factory, buiU by Plumb lV Pea<di,and under tlie name of the
Hawkins .M;uuifa;-tiiri:ie- Co., cari-ie 1 on the .same bii,-<in-ss till IS.IU. Bn.siness
iiicrea.sinir they bonglit the <dd copper mill propertv and added an iron foundrv fer
inakine- axle bo.xe.s and nihiM' ca^tin^.s. fp u> isd.'i'ihis linn had ■inide nnne car'riaire
axles than, any utiier in the r. S. ,Scc //ov/. »/' /;,/•/„/ and portrait in same.) Hem.
Betsey lb. ■nsnn and lia.sGcliil.; res. X. llav., O.mn.
II. Susan Hawkins, b, Sept. 24, 1^12; m. James Weeks; res. X. Hav.
III. Havid Hawkins, b. July 4, ]H\ 1; ni. Elizabeth Stoddard: o ,diil.; re>. Ilamden.
IV. ^\llliam. b. July .""i, ISlG; (see above); a.fter the above coinpaliv diss.dved he
bouelit ot Downs \- Basset his present factory and b.-run makinLr tlie patent Hawkins ;
skab'.jiateiit wrencli .and other lu<rdwar( ; m. 'ni.'da i'llton; d (diil.'; res P.irmintdian,.
V. Mcjbcs Hawkins, D.-c. :], IMS; ni. Betsev I'atchin; 4chil.; res. 15. ' I
V]. Tliomas \V. Hawkins, b. Dec. 20, lb20". in. .Minerva, dau. of Wlieeler Tuttle, ]
and has H chih; re.-. X. llav. i
.12.2612. Ansel Tattle, b. .fan. d, 17!M: d. in X. Hav., Conn. , Oct. 1*', 1S20; m. '.
Xov. ;.•!(», l;-;i4, Ab .\ Short of D.-rl.v, Conn., b. .ian. d, 17'.M, who ni. t2) .\iii:. 11. l^dO, '"
Jabe/. M\\ (;iib..rt of X. Hav. She'd, ai WdJliain-bur-, 1,. I., .Mr.ivh dO, lS(i2. :
i. ib'iiry ivhvin, b. .March 21, 1^14; in. Sept. 21. 1^41, .Marv Idizabeth llibbard; "
res. X. llav. ]. K.vxxn; Em.m.v, b. Dec. 21, isi:;; d, Sept. vs" is.-)7. 2, Wii.i,iv.m \
lli;xi;\, b. .lime s. is.-io. ;
H. William An-rd, b. .Marcli ]4 ISld; lo-t at sea i
III. Maria. <i. y. ' ' . 1
IV. IMwanl Onin, b. .ban. 7. 1^20; d. Maivl, I, I '^2 1 .
V. Edwardi Onin. b. .Nov. i:\. 1S2.;; m. Catharine btda.rlc. 1, (i F.oi;oi; Stk.\t:ns.
b. Dec. ,-), lSb"i. 2, 4 i!ri;(iN C[..\i;k, b. .\pril s, ]N17. d. Joii.x" Wowstk;;, b. Aui;-. 2,
]84;»; j.rofc-sajnal piar.ist and music teacher. 4, Wii.i;i-it SimiM, b. Julv 1. lS,-.2: m.
ITTTl.E. 571
<>(;i. '?'2, IST'J, CaiYiliu,. ]\. K'cilirlwiMtlicr. ^ , Jiihniid ]\us, h Sept .") 18?:^ ,"i Cwwv
\'\. .lohn Slioi-t, l>. Jan. :,'."■), 18-34. 1, John Siiturr. 2, I'hanc ks Loiisa. o
\VlI.I,!.\M llKXItV.
\\\ Sciiali AM^ail. 1.. Jim,- ](}. ISOd: d. Jan. '2-i, 1S-J'.i
\'lll. (,%.,. rtr" JMv.l.Tirk, 1). (), r. 'j:!, IS-JS; .1. Au^r. -jr,, ],s:;().
.12.2618. Abigail Tuttle, 1'. AfinTh 28, 180-1; lu, Fd.. 2-?, I82ti, oiivr St..'l-
dard Cluitliil'I ; res. >(>yiiioiir. Conn.
1. Marv .lane Cluiifield, h. Jan. i:!, 182S; m . Dec. 2, ls.',(), Friend ('. Fnnl: jcs. X.
ilav. ; X. I,
11. Geor^T, Won.ster Cliatticld. 1.. Oct. ]4, 1^21); m. ^'..v., IS.-):;. Mr.s, Coin.dia Ford
Andn'\v.s; res. X. Ilav. I, AM)Hi:\vsO., i^. Oct. 8, ]^^.>l 2 IovWk H I) Sent IS.'ilJ
8, MiNUTT E., March 18. 18.-,!).
III. Martha Ann (Ihattiidd, h. July ;11 , is;!]; m. .Ian. C, 18.-)], Samiul .Maisliall
Ki^saiii; (2) Williiiin I.yman Tid'Dall. Dec. 2."), Is<i2: r.'s. .\. ll.-iv' /. hv 1st m • J
Fanmc Ja]:vis, 1>. Jam' (j. l^'.-)2. 2, .Makv Jaxk, h. Auir. 2-1. 1^,1-1.
IV. Ilowaid (iay riiaili.dd, h. July 11, F'>:;:j; m. Aui:. '-'A, 18.^7, Kmilv Carrinoton;
res. Seymour, Coun. 1, Aikk J.. 1). S<>]it. M, ISCO.
V. Henry W'lieeh-r Cliat;ield, l>. Oct. 2. 1S:!.5: m, Oct., ISf;:,, Adelia P.hu-^kinan ■
res. I5et]ianv, Conn. 1, lioi.i.i.N. b. Feh. :;i, INTO.
VI. J(;hii Chailicld, h. Jan. m, LSJT; d. a. b \xv>\^.
Vll. jJuth A. Chattield, h. March 12, isjO; ni. Dec. l;j, 1S71 J,.|T.t.-ou J Youu"-
res. N. Ilav, '""
Vlll. CJKirle.s Convert-c Cliatlield. b. A]),-!! 21, 18-11; V. C. lyCG; d. iNTli; k'l'pt
" C<dlfiM> bofik.^Hijr- " a!id ].ub!isliiiur linns.' op])n-;it(_- ('(d.on (.'Impel st.,X. Ha'v. ; ni.
Dec. 2, iscr. Cnraliu Watson. 1, AuXiiL ii Woui.sr.v, b. Dec. IG, 18G8. 2, Wai.tkk,
1*. Jiuie, 18iJl.
.12.2619. Mary Ann Tuttle, b. Oct. 8, ISOH; m. June 27, 1830 Sacket G
henham, v.hod. in .\. Ilav. Jan. 8. 1n71.
1. Knth Ann IJenliaiu, b. June 27. 18-1; d. Julv 18, ls:->,2.
If. (.'ilbert S. Beuhani. b. S.-pr. 7, ps;;^'; m. 'l),.c', 2, 18ti0, l;l„,da Allinr: res.
l-lamden, 1, FiiKDKitirK C, b. (u-x, M, iscp 2, .Vmos Ci.ayt(»n, b. .Mav 21 bS 1
HI. Amos W. lienhani, b, Jun,' M, ls:_!l; ,1.' Mav 1(1, ls;j.-i.
IV. Mtirietia H.^nham, b. Pre. ;], l.s:;r,; i,, Xnv, 2s," iSiHi Screno 1> ^^liller- res N
Ilav, 1, V\ ji.i.iAM 11,, b, July 211, ISHii, 2, Mai;iaxxi.;, b. Julv 15, ISli!),
_ y. Antninetf Hmham. b. .May -1, l.s;jS; m. Jan. 2, IS.I!), j:du-in C. Ilubbe]] wIiq.
d. m Monroe, Mich., Auir. 1!', b^US; res. N. Itav. 1, o'kohok II b Nov ''1 iS.Vi '^
F.vxxii; Ktta, Dec, IG. 18';2: d, in Monroe Oct, 24. 18()4,
yi. Amn,s ^^•ilbur Benhani, b, Nov. U, 1840; m. Oet., ISiVj. Kati<' T. Munsnn- res
A . Ilav.
VII. Sibyl A. M.-nham, b, Antr, 2. 184:J; m. Sept. 28, lyrif), William II. Co.\: res. X
H.ay. 1, FniKLixj. 1!., b, July l(i, d. Anc,r. (j, 1S70. 2, S. Auakki.i.a, b, Xnv, !) 1S71
\m, Ihitli FUa Heuluun, b, Xnv. ?,{), 1847; m. Seiit. 24, l,s()7, Charles II. Jorev-
res. X. Ilav. 1, Ai.rcK L. i . . . .
IX. Jos<-])li T. Eenham, b. June !), 1850.
.12.261.10. Maria S. Tuttle, h. Feb. 4, ISOO; m. X,.v. 13. is:-]] Elias Warner-
res, ilainden,
I. _Eli/.nr Waiiin-, b. Sept, 12, bs:J(; d, Jan. 4. 18:17.
II. Huldah Maria Warner, b, S,pt, 22, Is:;!',; ni. O.'t. 1 7. ISIIO Albert If Snow-
res. Han, 1, Ln.i.iK Ai.icK. b. Xnv, 25, IsCrj, 2, Fvi-ia Mauta, b. March 5 !s(;7
111. iinbert i'Jias W arner, b, Sepr. 1 2, b^:;!); m. J i. n<' :!((, 1S(; j L,,tti'' \ H -rs-
r.es. II. 1, CuAKi.r:- W i>,,Kv, b. F,.i,, .,_ pm;2. 2. ll.vrni; Eliza. A.-ril 14 isiM? ;-)'
MixxiK HouE,:-, 1, Maud, 2!), IsbC. 4, Fijan k Amasa, b, A pril 21, ]S(;:). 5 lli-n>-i:r
Er.iAs, Oct. It), is;i. I , .
x^M ^^ \ Amasa Tuttle WanuM-, b. S,-pt. 10, 1841; d. April 21, I87O; m Apri' 2!) 1S(;5
Kilen J. Slinmway. 1, Fm.nja Auki.ixi:, b. Mav 8, d. O-t. 12. ISOd, 2 11ki,kx \u<i:\'s\ \'
I'ec, 2.), 1807,
_ .12.268. Snfith AVheeler Tuttle, b. .innrn 17:5- d D,. 0 isiis ;, <,:; vs
(J mos, ,, days; res. W ,j,t Huven, Conn. It is said ihat he <uuld tell wlieie ti.e ti,st"rr(e
BRANCH OF XAT]1AMI:L.
• of til.' iiativr- t'liv.'st was cut in tlirlnwiidf Midrllrluny, Cuini. ; m. lSlV2. I)ii«lisliflia Siiiitli*
(.f Wr^t Ihiv. ii; (-2) Anna ']'li..iii-ps.m ; h. Julv -^A. ISIlJ; d. Anir. l(i. iSlllt. ;
1. lril\.(l. V. :
11. M-.iVv. 1). ISOo; (1. <-'ct. 20, 18fi>^, !>. ^5; !ii. Henry Carpi'iilcr lunl luui unionir
olheis 1, lli.NKV. 2. S.Mnii TriTi.!:.
III. Maria, ni. ].-aiah Jiunn.'ll; (O) Julius Willi.-mis n-s. ^^■aUint:fo^l. ], f:;MlTll.
5, MiCumiT S.
IV. Juliana.
V. X.-1-,.i).
XL Jane J-:., 1). isf)9; d. Aui;-. lO, IS.")!, n. 4'2; m. Ninus WoDdin;.;-. 1 .\' i;sti;-;.v, ni.
Warm-!-. •,\ Hkttv, m. Juson lluhlxdl uf 11 untin^^on. t'mu). ;!, J.\Mi J!., unni.
res. -wirn litT tathrr.
A'll. Julia.
YIII. JoM/ph Nelson.
IX. Hfirriet.
X. Susan.
XI. Flnra.
XII. Smitli WlicrUr.
Xill. MiiKM-va, m. Tlioinas W. Hawkins. 1, A.NN.v. ni. David Hunn.dl, res. Hndp--
]'<'\\. Cor.i\.
XIV. Lvdia A., 1). Julv 0-1. 1.S30; in. Klihu F. Baldv.iu: ]:5] res. San Francisco, ('ai.
Ho d. isTs." .,)ilv /.: ], .Vin.l.A S., les S. F. Cal. /. l-y Od )u. :
XV. Frances F., b. May .j, In:)!: m. March FT, is:)7, Henry L. Honuan; s. ;'. ; res.
XeM' Haven.
X^•I. Janie.^ W., I.. Au-. mo, F^oi.t.
.12.259. Moses Tuttle, h. Julv l;;, i;s-->;d. in X. Hav. Jan. 28, l^^N, a. 7(3: in.
J\r. -JU, ]siij. Lorena Jeannetie, who d. in X. H. Oct :;l. F^-IU. a. 07.
F Forcna Wheeler, h. March 11. F^nG; m. A])ril 27, l^.■;0, Ira Kie-.i^s of Seymour.
<'onii., who (1. ^Fuvh FJ, is:!-!. ], <'iiii.i). baj'. May 2i>. F-81 : d. May .21'. IKU.
n. Saliv. 1.. Feb. F d. Ai>ril 2-1. FOS.
in. AVjrii;,iM b. A].:il 2-1 l>^0!i; ni. X')v. F3. IShJ, Maria Frances Ward, who li.
Xov. 12, \^{.iK F <iK<^ B., li. Matrh 17, IMF d. Au'r. o. FS-Ul. 2, Mai:v J., Feb. IS.
I>i4(;: d. Aj.ril o, 1^-17. :i, ,M.\i;i.\ F.ka.ncks. b. Mandi 17, 1S4S; in. Xov. o, 1S(J7.
ChatF-s NV. Fockwood of So Norwalk, 1, IFW'/;/' Milnllf, b. Oct. I. ISIJS. 2. Frnu rid.-.
Any:, n. Fs7ti;-d. .-,,on. F \\'t!,i,iam Fka.nus, twin with M. F. -"i, ALt;ij;t' l-^JtKMKUK k.
li. Jan. ••:!. Is'.-jO.
IV. M;irie;[a, b. Mandi 'J. 1S15: in. A]uil 21. iSlS, Hwi-lit IF-ockett, v.hod. June
F"), FSijtj. F .MAinitA F., b. Se],t. 2:i. lh^4'J; d. Auu'. FF 1N.V2. 2, 1F\]!i;ii:t E.mma. b.
^Fu-ch 27. ^sr,]■, d. Au--. 7, iNoO. o. F(n;i..\A J F,AXM;r-rK. b. Fed). 2F F^:.:!.
V. Hoiuei, b. Julv 4. FS2:F m M;.rcli IS.I^lo, Harriet Fucy Thoina, : n s. Milford.
i'onn. F Mai;v Fokkna, b. March 2*/. d, June F.i, F^JH. 2, CiiAi;i.i;s Ho.mi-u, April
FF 1N4S. ;j, Mauv F..)I!!;na, Feb. 12, ISoF
.12.27. Abraham Tuttle, thric.^ m.; d) r.-uham; (2) Clannda Fel)e.': ;8)
. '-Abrahaiu Tuttl.-'s wF d. Dec. 4. 17S4."— IFev^///'//'// Slali.tuv. i. by 1st in.:
1. Anna. b. Julv 7. 1 7tFF d. Sej^t. o, IS-JS; m. Moses 'rutth'.
II. Phila, b. Aju'-il 2, IF.':'-: d. Au-. (i. 1S:>U; rein, fioin^'oun.. to TuUy. N. "i . .
Avith her sis. Anna: m. IMF 1-aiah M. Flaike of Brooklield, 1>. May 27, 17S1>, Madi-.n
Fo., X. v.. rem. h> Flainfi. Id OKe^o Co., X. Y.. and d. June Hi. 1S7::. 1. I1k!;ma\ F..
F. De,-. ,:,, bSl;F d. in Alexandria, Fa., F^72; m. Fhebe ( 'liapman. 2. kh.isiiA IF, b. ISlo;
(]. in 15., ls:;2. ;!. Ma.n vii.i.K T., n-s. \V. Winlield, Herkinu'r Fo., X . V . ; m. Mar>
Saxto;:. 4, I'mi.A A.,b. 1S21: d. in \V. W'., Xov. 17, FSll-F m. IKinbd W o,-.,ds. ...
CiiAi!i,i;s, b. isFt; lu Paulina Fisher. (1. Fmz \r.i:'i ii. b. is27:m. .Mien Ferry: res.
Xorth Fa.Martin, Fond du Fac Co., Wis. 7. .Matilda, b. ISot); d. in Xorwici,. X, \ .,
Julv 10. l^r,:;; m. l!,.|,vv lbitTo;i. S, Sakah Cj.vKK.b. b^^i'-F m- '''■•'• !''■ I'aFn-r, M. D.,
<d'F.Hst Hamilion., X. Y. '.i, Mai:y A., b. FSio: m. .Mile.sD. Fenlcui: res. l.Sl.i Court si,.
rtica, X. Y.
III. Forcas. m. Mendiant; ,v. /. : res. Fime IF.ck, Fit.diileld Co. . Conn.
IV. Catharine, in. Amos Fe.ach, les. New Milford. Conn.; several d:uis.
'■ I.i-v.benon S:nilh. in. Jnn. -.-j. 17;-, li.illishcba !5iirw.-Il u.id h;ul S.unuc! li.irwdl Sin;:!i. \v!io on ne<!
tlie tide in.ll in Wcm liavcP.. lied, in Nau-iitucK; m I'hr.rni I ■ uis saul u- hr.ve K-ca the lian<.sorrc-a
couple in W. Hav. She ip . 12) -— MiKliell :ind h.u! .'. by b..;U n.i : S.uuu-:! IJ. Smu.T had ci-hl chil. ol
whem the 7tl! was H.iihsb.L-ba, \v!io in. S. W. Tutlle.
TITTLK.
573
3>
A'. Alira1i:im. )n. Aiuki Huncc; {2) M;u'i;i liuiicc.
Vf. Jl.-nium. (1. in (Hxx", -<• v., ls">l. a. ah:. .-)(: ui. thrici- uini had srv. clii).
.12.275. Abraham Ti^tlle, 1>. Woodbuiy, ('<>mi.. Frh. i.-,. kmi; d. in Kh jia, O.,
l>cc. 17, lSb':J: M). S(_']it. 10, INK), Anna Hiincc; (-J) Maiia liinice. sis. to .Amia.
I. Alln'it P<.Try, b. July 11, ISU; stud. incd. with !_)i-. UlaiKdia ixi aiid at d'Micva Mt-d.
(Vd,; rn. and has fain, in Xortli Amhcisl, LdiaiiU' Co., O. 1. Eu(;lm: A Ohnliu Cu]
is;?. 2, t!KNj;v J. ' ■'
II. Hobarl M., S'^pt. 9, 1813; thrice m. and had faiu. in I'^lyiia. O. 1, l.ocis.v m
Aaron 'J'yn-fd of Mas.s. 2, C'llAS. H., served as voh in T ninu arm v; res. Iowa ' 3
AiJ'.KitT, les. Uidjj-evilh-, 0. 4, Mai;(I.\. in. Dr. Nis of Clavton. Mi^h!
III. <;harh-s H., i>. Any. 24. I^IO; d. in 'ihrrliii, Sept. M, 1^70. 1, M.-\fiiicK C
111. Clara Town.send. 2, Axx.v M., m. J. W. \\ ateinian of (_)
IV. David Augustus, b. July £9, 181!); m. May 10. Ib43, Charlotte, dau. of Adoni-
ram and Klizabeth (Forbes) Miner of Woodbury, <'onn., b. .Mav 21. ls2o; res. New
Haven, Conu. 1, CirA];i.(riT):, m. James Bradfi>id I.'yder: many y'rs. tea<dier"in ih^jikins
(.irasii'.iiar sehfiol, New Haven, Co'in. /. : oiierhild, /",•/.(,''. 2, JV.n.nh; .\., ni. June '..'!)
18;G, by r.ev. \\"m. 'i'. Ib'uiek, f. of ilie groom, Pi-of. Wm. 11. lit rriidv of (iiinnell e'ol'.',.
iowa.
\'. ]IiH-are I?. , Oct, 2, ls2o, taken young and bi-ought up by his Amu Dorca.s- ni.
and lias fain, in I'lidgeport. Conn.
V\. -Ma.ria. Jan. 21, 1S22; in. J. K. Ihuter and d. in ^■erInont, Mav 23, 1S(J4. ]
i'^iMA, ni. A. J. ^^'iliia!ns of Cleveland. (). 2. Lottie. . • • >
\'li. Harriet, b. Mareh 2'i, 182-1; d. Jan. 12. IS27.
Vm. Walter J. 1'... b. Mar(di21, 162U: res. Three Rivers, Sr. Jo-f idi Co Mi-di • m
1, DAT. ' ■' -
IX. Uarriei ]■:., ni. C. M. Cole.
.12.4. Hcjrcl'aah TlUtle, lu. Apiil 11, i:i!. Martha Huthwitt.- Slie joined the
Woodbury ehh., .March '.». 172ij; he j..ined Aug !>, 17;',ii; d. 17o;;, jived on Main .-.treet in
Southburv, Conn., near the jn-esent resideiire of his ijTeat g. s , Ilea S)ie.n,;;ii Tuttle
I. Lois, b.' Mav 14, !7i;!; ni. Jan. 2:-;, 1742. Tlif.n,as"Kiniberlv
11. A^^nv^, b. Feb. n, 171S: ni. Obadiah Whe-le,.
III. .Nathaniel, b,-.],). 0<-t., 1721; m. in his osth vr., Julv 22, 1779, Currenee Siiuier
IV. Cideou, biip. iM-b. U), 1727. ■ ■ - 1 - •
V. bdiaboa. baj). Junt' 1, 172!»; ni. June 27, 1701, Sarah I'rinio.
VI. Iluthv.-itt, bap. Aug. 8, 17:>1: d. about Kb."), lunn.
^'11. (Ti,''e..!i, bap. Se])!,^], 17:12; d. same vr.
YJIl. Gideon, b. Nov. 1, 1733; in. Mury St'ile.'^.
IX. Noali, baj). A]uil 2V), 1734; m. Susanna Smith.
X. Nathan, bap. Aug. 15, 173(3; Y. C. Ir'io, A. M. ; m. Lydia Skeol; went to Kut-
land, Vt.; di.s;ip]n'atvd mysteriously, .su])po.sed to jia\ebeen innt'dered (Cothren). Anion"-
tiie oliiceis from Wood, in 17oy was Lieut. Nathan 'I'utile. Of tlie above fumilv of six.
sons, five were in the service of t]n:'ir country. (Hdeon uiHrched to the relief Of Fort
Wm. Henry in li."i7. Nathaniel, Ichabod and Noah were soldiers in the Kev. .\riny.
.12.42. Agnos Tuttle. b. Feb. 11, 1718; d. a. bl); m. Mav 12, 174i), Obadiah. s
of John and Kuth iStiles) W lieeler, 1). April 23, ba]i. April 27, 171>i; d. Jan. !), lyuG a
88. He m. (2) Sar.ih — . who d. Jan. 30, 181G, a ^!7.
I. Truman P. Wheeler, b. Nov. 2f;. 1741; in. Huldah .
II. Marth;i Vs'he. ler, b; ,!uly 12, 1742.
HI. Adin Wh.-, ier, b. Nov. 2i>. 1743 rOi a.); m. 1, CntuE.vcT;. bap. Aui/. o, 177,S. 2
Luis, bap. Aug. 5, 177S. 3. Ci,Ai;rssA, baj.. Au^-. ",, 1778; m. An--. 11, 17'.»li, (fe'o. Tln.mp-
son. She d. Ajiril (i, IS.ll, a. 78. 1. (,',o, ■,/,', b. F(b. 1.^ 1 7'JS. '4, Ai;.\i;s, b.ap. Aug. a,"
1778; m. Ftdi. 17, 1811. Slnddou Krislol. o, I'lsriiKi;. baj.. Julv!), ITSO; ni Benj llurd'
She d. ,lnn. ."), JSiW, a. S4. (;. Aliix, Sei't. IG. K'.M.
I\'. (iideon WlundiT, Julv 27. 1745.
*Jobn Huiiiwiit, of Scotcli e.\tr;icti
. . came m ore of ilie eailv coinpanics I'r, in Stratford to \\'or..1burv
Ceiin. Tlie Iccead is tliat he and hn sister Ann iwhoiii. Dr. John I'tArcci wcrt.- of ;:eiulc blood, and
were left ori.fnas at an c-.irly a.LTP under the i^'uardianship of an uncle, avaricious and unprincipled who
under pretence r.f securin.c ihem an cducarion, sent tliem to New I'lnpland, and afterwards .Miuandered"
their property. John had his home lot in .Soulhbury. where Mrs, Whitlock now resides. He in. .ludith
. t, Eli/abeih, bap. July, idco. 2, Anna, bap. Nov., looo; ra. 1714, Ebenc/cr Squier ^ Mariha
tap. Xov., k''.'3, m. He/ckiah T'liile, 4, Mary, bap. .^Iay, ir,/,, rn. 1714, .Tehiel I'rcMon. 5. i",!b.;.!)eth',
April. i6vS; m. 1717, Jr-.siah Root.
tOlivc Wheeler d . in Southbury, Conn,, Feb
Coan., Sept. .-50, 1768.
■.,i,a. 90. Mary Ann W.heelcr d. in Woodtiury,
LHA-NCJI or XATHAXJKL.
■ V. Bctt\ Wlicrln-, M:iv 1.-), 1747: d. .lau. '20, M:,-}. %
\\. Olivr WhtTl.T. S(;i.i. 21, 171!': (1. .i;iii. M. 17."">'J. " I
VII, CunviM-r W), (■.•id-. i>. ilium. Jai,. :L'lt, ]7.~)-2. i*
Vlll. Ol.aniali W'li.-i Icr, 1). Mnv 1, 175:!. |-
IX. Ki'tiy \\'l,r,.I.i-. 1.. .Ian. ]', 17.-..->: lu. .July MO. 1777, Jml,- Moulthr-.i.. '^
X. Olivr \\'!ii-<'lcr, hap. J;u]. .-), 17.J7: m. Snnun'l Diakclcv. \
.12.421. Truman B. Whoelcr, 1'. Nnv. ^Vi, 1711: d. .April 19. isio; m. Ilnldali .t
, wlm d. ]).T, -J-J. 17iiy. ;i. 4-2, f
I. (\!n<Minviict-. .\]iril 4. 177-2; 711. Jaii. 1. 170.'), .To;4 F. IJ.-n.'dict. 2
11. 'I'h.'udon.. .Nov, 2:y. 177:1 ',
Jll, rcytuii l!aiidnli,],, .Nfay 24. J77:); d. (.Jet. :], 1S;;2. ?
IV. 4'rniii.Mi, .laii, '2, 1777: lu. Nnv, IS, INdC, Nancy Bnrritt, wlio d, March '2. 1>^7(); ';'
1k' d. Oct. 1:!, ]Sl:). 1, S.UJAii AXN, .May :jO, ISiiS: m. .Nov. ■?."), 1.S29, Albert (.i. Ariihlcr. I
], 4A^/7'.7//, .luiK.' ;lo, ]S;;7. '2, M.u;y ,A.n.\, May '21, isll: m. Nov. ],s, is;!4, Khi'iiiv.or ]
liiird, :-., I'.i i;i:rri '1\ , .liiiic 1:;, ]Si:l. 4. 'I'lUM.W 11., Nov, 1, ISIU: tu. Oct, C. l^C!), >
lathariiic ]... Wi'lih of Wdodbiirv, Conii, ."•). 11ai;uikt M,, Ai>ril 4, ls-20. (j, I''i,i)U.\ N., \
:Xov. 24, 1S22. . ■ :
V. Cid.'on, April 14, 177S. ,1
VI. I.oriiid.a. .liiiM' 2'.,». 17S0. 5
Vll, Ul.adiah, Mav 2^. 17.S2. ■
VUf. J.u.inda Iv.. .lulv 7. 17S4, I
IX. - I.it.-iuda, A). ill 2S, 17S5. ■. ' ' \
X. Obadiah (r.. Sept, li. 1787. ■, i
XI. Ciaiidiu.^, April ll», 17!"): d, June 2:]. lS'i;4, a. 7o. ;
XII, Marianiui, Jan. 20. 17 '.12. '
.12.42.10, Olive Wheeler, hap, Jan .1, 17.")7: m. Oct. 2, 1777. S;uiuu4 Drakid^v,
\>. May IS, 174'); d. .March i:i, is2o, s, of Thomas (and Lydia llickox), s. of Thoma.- of :-
London, and L' dia IJrool;.-; of New lla-\ cji. v
I. \Vi',li;iiii DiakehA. -Vii-, '.). 177!); in. Anna ilinnian, v :
II, Ann J;-rake!ev, Feh. l.-,, 17S1: m, Sept. 12, Is02. Ilinnian Kurd.
[II. .Mantia Drakelev, Sept. V.\, 17s:!.
IV.' Olive IJiaktdev" .March 10, 17^o.
V. Ahirauj Dralcclev, .Alav 21.1, 17S!I: ni. S<dina lleers.
VI. Mary Dralceley" VVh". 1*). 1 7Sit, d. Oct. 24, 1S42; m. .June L"). ISlil, Asu
.Milcliell, 1). I7Si; chil, liv. in Woodlmrv, (.'(,nn,
VII. Thomas I)ra,k. lev, Oct. (',, 17!M: nnnn: res, ().
Yin, Itoberl Drakelev". Sept. l.j, 17!i:i; ni, Jan. 28, ISII, Louisa Van Iloczen. 1.
.ArcrsT.v M.\KiA, A]u-il 22, JS42, 2, Uohkut 1i;\vin, March 21, is4ei, :
IX. Sle iinan, Mar.d. 22, 170o: d. Marcli 12, lMl."">. i
X. Sauiin-! .lune 2, 17II7: d. Sept, 2t;, I'^^M.
XI. .\n,-n:ta, Dec. lU, ISDO; m. Sept., 18;>1, Oi-!iiv Lood of Vt.
.12.42.10.1. William Drakeley, h. Aui;-. n, 1779; d. .lune VJ, 182.j: m. Mav 8,
1800, Anna llinman, h. April 2:J, 17s(.).
1. Shcrnnm, Ainil 11, 1S07: d. O.t. 6, 18;!:i.
11. Maria, Jan. 7, ISO!); m. Feh. 12, 1S;5."J, Oreni Newcnnli of Derby, Vt, 1,
llExny \V>r. IlKiir.i;i:T, 2. Ai i;Kr:T. ?,. LtrriiKU.
III. Henry W., b, .luly 21, isll: m, Aug. 1, 184:!, Mary 17. Greonti.dd of Bait., Md,
1, CfEOKf.E, Au^--. 8. is)4, "2, Tiio-MAS, .Iiine 10. 1810, :j." II k.nkv, Feb. 29, ls4S. -t,
William, April KJ. lv^.')0. .-j, I1ki;i;ki;t, March 21, I8.")2; d. Feb. VA, IS.l:). (i, Ai,i;ki;t,
twin witli Herbert, d. Jan 2U, IS.Vk . '
IV. ,lane Iv. .lune 21, ISDJ; in. Sept. ."», ISiiiJ, Lucius King.sburv of l)erl.)V, Vt,
V. Lobert. June 20, 1810; d.n.win.d ;,t New llav,, Julvit'; I8;j:i".
Yl. -Albert, twin \^ith Kobert, d. Oct. 20, ls:51.
VII. Geor.iiv, I-'eb. 12, 1S19: ni, Nov. 11, 1811, Laura .M, Ilollister, b. Jan. 22, 1822.
1, llAKiUKf .AImma, .lune IS, ISJO, 2, Lrciis, May 2:!, iSli*.
.12.42-10.5. Abiram Drakeley, b. May 2!), 1789; rem. t<, Wis.; m. A]Til 1,
18)7, Salina M.^ers,
1, Cliarles, Feb. 0, 1811; m, ImJ.. 22, 1^;!7, Betsey Ann Fnlhu', 1, IIioxuv
iC'uM;i,i;s, 0( f, 1:1, is.;x. 2, Ikvi i.i.xi: i:i.i/..vi;i:i ii, Feb. 20 "iSll.
II. Taroline, Sept. 10. l.-^^bl; m, April."). In:):), h^iliraim Shinier; res. Wis.
HI. Kdwin, April M, ISlO; d. May 22, 1S17.
■WlIEKLKIl, DirAKELEY, 'JuTI'LE. 57r)
]V. ^\':lli;^ll. July 10, INIS; m. I'.-c. 0, IS-IO, Illiza r.;,?-n.'s. wlio d. S.-|,t. 2v', iNllt.
1, Aj;ii;am 'l'iii)>rAs. June N, jSU. 'i, (.'kokck, July :.'.?, 1S4(;; d. Mmvli •,>,-•;, ]St7.
V. S.iniiii.l. Miiy :;. Is-jU; )u. Nov. -I, 1^11.;, liKuda Slui.c, wlio d. S.-]it. -J;,'. l.S-jli; [-2)
Mandi -21, iSTi. I,wiii.-u Smith.
VI. Jiol.eri, Maivh :;0, l^'oi; in. June C, IS.IO. Lucivtia C. ]rickl.-y.
,12.-13. Nathaniel Tuttlo, \>in>. <»'-t. 1, 17-,'1: i\^i>t.; was an (.llic.-r in tlir IJrv.
araiy, \vhir-h In- joim-d m 1775, having ])ro\ii)usly made his will, wljtidi is in ]M)s<rs-,;(M;
of hi.s g. d;ui., ("uiri-nrf Ann (rridliy. \u July, 17?."), the sidcctnu-n of Wnodliury fur-
iiislu'd t'lU worth of aninmnition for the (•'jnipanii'S under llu^ coniniand of Col. llininan
jind <'ui)t. 'J'uttle tliat nuireh i'or 'ricnndeiuga for crarrisun. In March, K^^^i, he was on
foinniitti^e ai);>ointed by the town U) talce rare r)f tlie sojdiei-.^' wives. He m. Ju's' '^'1,
177ft. in ids .jSiii vr., Curren.ce, duu. of Daniel and Sarah ('J'ondin) Squier, ],, >,lav :j,
r7oS; d. June L'2, INIil, :i. HI. He d. J uly 7. 1 7'.it;, a. 74.
1. Martlia Tuttle, l«i],. Ano-. •,>, 17S!); d. Dec. ','S, 1SIJ4, n. 84; ni. Nov. (',. isuil,
]>a\id, s. of Benjaiuiji and Anna ((, lark) Dayton of ?th.>nvoo.. Conn., h. .\ng. 17, 177.0; d.
Aug. 17, is:;i), a. ru. 1. Ai<n;sT.\, h. Oct. :i^, isol; m. islij, Jk'i'ton.'s. of Sihis and
Amiii (Curti.s) Fi. iioh, h. Mareh I'.j, 17111); re.s. \V;'.kenian, ("). 2. NATirAMi;!., .Mav 2,
Jt-t)3; d. Jan. 0, \>y,-i\ unni. :j. C'hahl};-. Jan. OS. ISU."); d. Jar,. '2. ISKJ, a. II. ' •]'.
Bi-;rkf.li:v. t'e;. 17. iSi.'7; ni. iy:;!l, Julia A. Lan>jng. .j, Tiittmo, b. Mareli 17, ISUl); d.
Sept. iS, bSl;?; 111. Felj. 1, ].s;j2, Caroline, dau. of Jud.son and Cliarlotie l.\>\6 (Leaven-
worth) Ilurd of i'oxlniry, Conn., li. Sejjt. 2U ISOS. f5, Cuukknce Ann. Jan r), ISJl; d.
Aug. 28, ISOl; lu. lS:.tO." Hall b'ridh-y, \vli..) d. abt. 1867; 8 cliil., all liv. in 1.S70. 7,
J.vMH.-^ (.'j.MiK. Mav i:-i, l^i:!; .1. Aug. 2^^. 1801, a. J]S. 8, firAiti ):,s, Ju!v,3. 181G; d.
Alar'.-h 12, i^'M. a. '.''.l. !', i>K^^!A^ilN, b. Jnjv 2, lS-.'2.
11. HnlJ.iwitc I'mth-, bap. May 2o. ITs'"); d. May 29, 1841; m. July G, 1820, Sally,
drai. of Sainuei and Sarrdi (L''wis,) Sniiih, who il. Oct. 22, IS-], a. :J2; (2) Olive Burr. 1,
Samui^i. Hk^viv. b. S^p;. li, 1^2;j; lu Nov. 20, 1844. JeannetieK. Sniitli, b. Dec. 2,5, 182*!.
s. i.: res. X. llav., (.'(inn. /. i>y 2d m. : 2, SAitAit, res. N. Hav. ;j, Mai;v, re.s. East
Haven.
HI. Natiiaui'-i iuttJe, ba)-). July ol. 1785: d. May o. 18.10; m. >[ay '.), 1808, Betsev
Fabriipie. 1. J'MJx HuTitv.-iTT. b. Feb. ]tj, 1sO;,i; d. Aug. :;n, l."s;!I, nnm. 2
.N/.TiiAXiKi. FAKiiKiUL. b. F.-b. 1, b'^11; many yeais a .shoe dealer in the F.\cli;nige
Building on Chaj).-! st., X. Hrv.; d. u!i:n. :\, Nai ii vx Sukm.max. b. Fell. IS];-;; Dea. of
the Cong. chh. in Soutlibury. Conn ; 7ii.;.v. i. 4, BKX.iAMrx Xr.\VT(iX. b. April il..lblO;
-Col. of the 2d Kegt. Conn. Mil.. 184H-8: his name is in>cribcd on the menioiial tablet iii
the ivw city liali of N. Hav., as one oi its building cMiiiniissioners. He ni. .bui. 10. 1848,
i'rancfs Augusta Finch, wFo d. March ,1, lsG7^ a. 48. He d. •>■. i. Marcli 14, 1871.
IV. Anna, ba]i. Mareh 21, 17!lo; d. while on a visit to \'crniont, a. 11.
.12.45. Ichabod Tattle, baji. .Fuuc 1, 17211; ni. Jiiee 17, 17.01. Sarah, dau. <-.f
Jost-]di and Siir;>h Hoot I'riiii. . i). Juiu' o, 17yi. She was bis. of l!ev. Feiij. Priiu''.
Ichabod T. rf-nioved to Vt. ]uob. wiili Ids liro. Cideon. If he is the lc)ialM:>d oi tlie
Brandon liible-- he d. Feb. 7, 171)1.), in Rutland, Vt. Caiit. Solomon Tuttlef whose
name appears on the ]-?a]>tist clili. rec. of Jirnud.on was very likely his s(ui.
1. David, in. and had fiim. He d. in Hutiand, A't.
H. Martha.
IH. He/.eki;ih, a Kev. sol.; d. at I'anesville. X. Y.
IX. Xathaiiiel. 1). in Mass. Dec. 2, 17fj8; )n. Oct. 1, 17s';). PoUv Sprague, who d. i)i
Rutland, Vt.. July 18. 1804; r>) Dollv Gould Piatt. Dec. lo. ISOI. " She d. in St. Law-
rence Co., X. Y.,'Jui>e 22, l.s;]:]. hV- d. iu K.ssex, Essex Co.. N. Y., Aug. 18, l.sn. ].
Ch.\uncev Davjji, b. June 27. 171)0; d. July 18, l8til, in Es-ex, X. Y. ; m. Dec 2. lsp3,
Susan Cliafiert(.)n: (2) Diana Humiihrt'y. 2. Xatii \XIHI., b. Jan. 11). 171)2. ni. Feb. 22,
1810, Lydia Dexter. 3. Whi.iam H.,' Aug. 2:-!. 17l);J: <1. in L.a\ is. X. Y. ; m. Aug. 10.
*An (iki family Bible, was found in Brandon, Vt., by .Mr. A\ery UrdV.-.n of that place, wtio cynje.! from
it the family records. It would seem to have beloii;;ed lo Ichabod Tuttle aad this is thoiiLTht to be his
family rcL.jrd: An>.^i>. b. in l^randon. Natliiin. b, 1703; d. i;g^. Chauncey. d. 17..'^. Fhehe, d. lyui.
Polly, d, I'riio; IU. Dani-i Pars'nis, b. 1767, who d. Aug'. ■.>6, ib::^. She was of Kutlami. Truman, d. iSy^
+Capi. Solomon Tuttle of Brandon, \'l.; farmer; rem. about 1790 to Atheiis, O.; ra. about 1777
Deborah., dau. of Kiishaand Desire (Williaiu.^i Strong-, who d. lii^; 15) Amy Pugsley, who- d. ..-. /. .• (-;')
Klizabeth Palnam bs' whom h.e hid ^ chil. :. by ist m.: i. Jesse, b Autf. 31, 1770. ■^. Elisha, m. Marv
Pu^sicy and had sOhil. -.. Ch.i,i.-rifr, m. .'ane Ne.d; (i-"' Phcbe Strnni:; •■ j) Cutliariuc niddwir:; 14 eh'.l.
4, .\iLuira, la. Josiah t'riee ami had 7 chil. 5. Solomon, in. .Nancy Wati^ins and had 5 chil. 6, .•\y'jrs, in.
Sarah Puinain and liad C chil. 7, I,ydia, ni. James 1.)cnv and had 5 chil. ;'. by 3J m.: i, Irenr. 9,
Laura. 10, Benjamin.
570
[iUAXCll OF XATIIAXIEI.
1819. llaniiali Auii.ld: r2) Lvdia Ruiicr. 4, S.mjaii A.. Scjit. 1, 170."); d. wrst, in. Srpt.
20, ]S17, Win. Amokl. ."i, "I'liKi'.K h, 1>. Scpr. Ci, r.'.iS; d. in S;lli^lMl^y. Vt.; in. .) un.- :;,
ISl!), Loval \\'iU:lit. C, I'oi.i.v, li. .lunr 1-1, ls<ia; d. in S.. \'t.. Aug. 18, l^ri^; m .Jrn.
30, 18-2'.\" Win. Savfi-v. 7, .l(Mi\ W'l-.si.KV, S^i.t. ! I. Isn-j; ni. Nov.";!. IS:]}, Charlott.-
Diinifl.x, 1'. ill KssfX.'X. \ .. ]>«t. S, IS],S, d.au. (if .loliti and Philunifiia (liandall) Daniel.-^.
1. Aiiio.^. 2, Fill, in-, in. 8, .Vmus, b. ,(nnc.">. |V()1; m. Maria Dciiiu. /. hv '2d in.; ll,
Trcm.vx, b. Fcl). V2. d. N..v. N, IMlti. Kt, 11.\p,i;ikt, Ai.iil L'O, 1808; d. .Mav ;jO, 18:12;
m. May i."). l.'^OS. Ahijali ManHii-ld.
V. I'riiiif, d. at ( 'lan'iidon, \'t.
.12.47. Gideon Tuttle, 1>. N'>v. ], lT;j;!; inatvl.-d with C'api. i;!...;,. ])ov,-m-.-;'
Co. lor till' relifl' ot Fort Win. llcni y. inai l.ukf (>'eorgc, and was gnnc alioiit llm-c \vc«dcs;
in. Au^. 1?.")7; Mary. daii. of Saimirl and Muiy (Plieli<s) Siilcs, b. 17;j}, and roin. to Ver-
iiKiiil some tiinf aliiT ih»- biith o{ his eldi-st son Amos, at Southburv, C'niiii.
I. Amos. b. (Vt. 81, ITGUl^fv.); 111. liaclicl Jonos.
II. (iide.Mi, in. (."lianibcriain, an nt to Nailumiid's wife.
in. Natliani'd, m. Elt.vt.:i ("liatnlaM-laiii. ,
IV. Marv.
V. l.ois".
.12.471. Amos Tultle, l). Oct. ol, nfil; wm. w'wh bis parents from Soatlibnry.
Cuiiii., In liardwick, Caicdonia Co., \'t He was a Ikqitisl jn-i arhcr, and the fii--t settled
minister in tbetov.-ii by vou- at town meetiiii.'- 17117, and so continned till 1>-'UI), then
dismissed at his own r^'q nest ; Town Clerk of llaniwiek, ]8f)il; Wvy. in State Fet;-., 1812-
14- l.j-10: d. Feb. -2, l'-;j:l. a. 7-> vrs. ; m. .lune l(i. 1 r.-C. Ibu-liel Jone.-, b. in Ken',, Utels-
(ield Co., (',.,111 . .Mav 2, i7(i2; d. March 7. bS24.
I. D.ivi,!, b. Fe!. 2(1, 17-:;.
11. ll.'viie-, b. .lulv 'J, 17n.-,. in Pauhliiuvst, iwn , l)i!rl,....s Co., N. Y.: d. ;Mairhl7.
184:]; !n. Nov. '21, i8!i>." Ibirri-i .\dams, 1.. kyvW 14, 17S,S; d. Mav IS, 1S40. 1, il.\N-
K.vii C. b. Dee. -2:]. 1S17. '2, lI.\Kiai-.T A., b. .Julv IS, lS'j-,>; III. '.luiie 11), 1S14. Oraii
Kellogir, b. Si.^pt, -21, isri. 1, Cl'.cirs L., b. r><v.""2, isl'.t. 'J, H,:ttit: A., b. Marcli i:j.
18.j.^. "'■6, Aiuo.-< T"ith. April 7, 18.VJ. H. r..\(!iKi, .1., I...' May :i, is-j.",. 4, M.MiY E., b.
June (;, 1S-2S.
III. llaiinal-, b. Oct. 0, I'lSl: m. S. S. Hall.
IV. Maiy. b. in Washington, 1/itchtieId Co.. Conn., April 17, 17'.)i); m. ITiram, s. of
Jacob Story of I-'airffix, Vt., who d. about b8'22-;5, leaving on,- s. 1. l[ii:A.\r li.vMi'roN,
b. about islG; m. and had several chiMreii; rc<. Fai-fax.
V. Sainue!, b. O'll. o, 1702; d. .luly 1(>, 17!):i.
.12.4711. David Turtle, b. Feb. "20, 178:'.. in Derby, Conn.; rem, to llardwiek,
Vt. All ob;ti!ar,\' iii the ll.-i!ihvi(4< p.aper contains tlie following; " 'An oM man ^onv."
Cajft. inivi,! Tut'ilc, tlicoklc-l man in llardwiek, d. h'riday, Au^'. 2V,, ls7i), a, S7 yis. G
months and (! days. With his father's family h,- mo\ed froiii Conn, in 177(1. his i'aih'i-
settling on the old lla;'.eii i',<ad, near wh;it is luioNvn as Hanlwiclc street. .\i that tiim^
thert- was not a framed house in the town, the first one li.-ing built tie- year f(dlowing,
every man in t,'iwii having bi'cn invited to the raising. The te^\n was organized the
saoio year, (_'a])t. 'buttle, llien a boy of ] ( yivirs, distiiu-tly i ennMibers b.'iiu'; ]iresi-nt at
the first eh^-tion of town olliciTs. He also itTollected ihe first white chilil b. in tin-
town, lie ret;;iiied his faculties to a reirmi'kalile degree, and could uA\ \\li,> settle 1 on
almost (.Aery h.u in tlie town, lie had lived to sc two generations grow up and pass
awa,v. He lis'cit and diCvl without ail rnemv; an honest man; friendly and genial \virh
all. < >ne (jf ( iod's noblemen;" m April ■21,1807, Anna Fmerson (io.;s, b. in llollis, Xew
Hampshire; d. in llardwiek. \'t.. Ja.n. "2."). 1841, v.. ')'■'> vears. ;'. in II.'
1. Samuel Amos, b. Feb. 20. ISOS; ,v.s. M,urisville, Vf.
II. I-Ioxana Huntington, !>. Dec. K.i. isp;); ,1, ut H. May 4. b^4t;.
HI. Mary ('atharin,'. b. March it, ISI'2; in. Samuel D.i'vis, who d. Sept., 18.'58: res.
with (uie of her d.-'.u-. in Frovidiuice, 1>. 1.
IV. Albert (.u.■^s. b. .Mulch 20. ISt-l; res. Cm tlandvilie, N. Y.
V. l.ucy Ann, b. April 4, 1S17; m. 1). W. Aiken; r.'s. II.
VI. Fli/"a (toss, b. N,iv. 20. IS!;); ni. Holphin (i. Smith, res. Columbus. (.).
A'll. Carolinu Hall, b. Mav '21, 1N2 1 . at Creei^.-boro, Vt.; m. A. M. lUair; res. Fn:A
(lu l.ac. Wis.
\'lil. Malvina Maria, b. An;'-. F?, bS2s; m. .\l,:m\ F. .Hidwine, Town Cie'Ic '.f liaid
wi(4<.
X. Filward Augu-tus French, b. I'ec. :41, \>^.A; r-'S. .lelleistrnville, liid.
TLTTI.E. 577
.12.4713. HaunahTuttle, '>. in i^mlinirvtoun. O.-t. O, nsT; ,l. (\v. 1, lS'V2:i,i.
Jiilv :;(), isnit, Slu'lnw.'tli Stow Hull. M.i).. 1.. >(av .-), ITsr,. (s. of .Toi.arlpin Hall, h. .Iuul'
r.t, 'ir.yj: m. Ori. 12, i:t>U, M:u-y, (iau. of AuiMii "and Mary l\i!uli:ill, h. Mardi •..".), ITIIO.)
]!i' stuil. luftl. anil snr;i;ci-y aiid bc^'^au piariii'i- \vitli liis ]ircii.'[itnr when I'.t yis. of aL;r.
After gnvluaiiiiir, lu; reui. from Xewfanf, \'t., to Fairfax in isOT, auil became (jiiiti!
ct'li'brated. locally, as a skillful iijiysioian: but bi'iiii:- ,i!<>o(l-n;it arnl ami a llttb; lic-edle.-:;^
in ijioncy matters, be endorsed notes for jn'ople and almost as u matter of i-ourse. bad
them to jiay and in corisecjuence lost all Ins proiierty in IS-jS-^ii. li\ 1S;^0 rem. wltli wf.
and two elder daus. lo l)eiroit, Mi(di., and raicuiced suceessfnlly in jiractioe cd' med. In
1830 buu.ii-bt laud oi) bard: of St. I 'lair river. St. Clair e'n., .M'icb., a;:<l nied fariJiint;-.
witliout success liuancially, a.nd in ]s87 be refruedto Detroit, aiid ]irac. med. when
health Dermitted, nhioli had bri'n broken bv farm labor, until bisd. Feb. ];J, bSl'.), a. (.U.
I." Kachel Tuttle Hall. June IS, ISlT: d. A].ril 24, ISi;].
II. Marv Kimball Hall, Oct. 28, ls'12: d. April VA, 1:^1.1
III. AiUi'is Tnltl-' Hall. b. Oct. 7. ISM; designed for a lil>eral ednea.tion, but \>v>'-
veiited by want of means; decided then ou mercantile business', and at the a;'!' of fifteen
left home in Fairfax, ^'^.. walked 12 nulcs to St. Alban.s. and em^aii'ed for fo:ir years
with .Morris, Hoyt iV SatTord, I0 receive A^t) and l).iard the ilrst year, s;-,i) tie' se.^'nd ami
thinl, and s-dd the fourth. His health re,|uir;!iir a chanee of climate, he resolved, to
visit liis i>areiiis in Detroit, his employers parting with him reltictamly and i,nvit:jr him
a cej'tificate of g-ood (diararter and a general letter of ertdit to be used if taken ill on the
way. He left St. Albans, Vt., on the I3th of Oct.. and arrived in Detroit on the 30th of
Oct., in the aftevnonn; tiuie, IT days. Siiu^e then he has resided ]iermanenily at the
"West and has been engaged as mercantile clerk or ju-oprietor nine yrs. ; in i.tiice of
Auditor (ieiu?ral and State Treasurer four yrs.; in banking two yr,-. ; I'l.mptroli.-r id' t!ie
city fd' Detroit four yrs,, and in various iidhoad ]iositi(uis luenty-one yrs. Has been
Secretaiy and Trea-,iirer of ( 'liicae-o. Ibii lin^ton ^V (tiiinc -y i;, !!. siiu'e ps.",."): ri-s r'!iica.i;-o,
III. He ni. Uci. 2;J, iSuT. Lucy, dau. of "salium and .\iary \\ inne Duncan ol Perkius-
ville. A\"indsor ("o. , Conn.
The above facts were furnislied by ^Ir. Hall h.imself in cin-respondence v.-ith the
Compiler several years since, and with idiaracteri.-tic libei-ality and wisdom he .subscribed
tVu- twenty co'pies of this work. He d. in I'hicago. ,lune 2ii. 1SS2; bu. in Detroit, 'i'he
ReU'jio PJiiloS'ipJiiciil Jounu'tl (Swedenborgiau) id" Chicago, in an interesting obituary,
gives some furtlier particulars of Ins life and character; "■ 11" came to Chicago in lS.")o
and at once b-cam.r' interefJti'd in railroad buildin.i;-; In Iped to build the- .Miili. Central
into Chicago. Assisted in making the survey wf the Chicago, Burlington ^V (.^hiincey K.
i;. to the Miss, river, on the completion of wld'-h b.e was ma<le Superintendent, and soon
after. Secretary and Treasurer. Later, the duties of 'I'leasurer rei|u;red his \\lio!e atten-
tion, as Some t\>'enty millicms of dollars passed ainnuiUy through his hands. About a
ytar before his death, his health failing he resigned the onerous position of Treasurer
and v.-as aiipointed Secretary. At the time of liis death, besides tb.is otiice he held
others, as Vice-Pres. of the Pullman Palace (.'ar Co., Treas. of the Fort Dodge Coal Co.,
Treas. Chicagi\ Wilmington tV Vermillion Coal Cc>. Mr. Hall was a line s|iecimen of
what true spii'iiual culture can efTect. He was familiar \Nith the writings id' Sweden-
boTg. and absorl.)ed all their better portioiis, and was much interested in the investiga-
tion of S}iiritual ]dieuomeua. He was the friend of the ])iior asid se.tTering everywhere,
and though often imjiosedtipon by a])peals from the nnwortliy, neither these nor the
graver cares and troubles of life dbsturln-d llio calm and sw.et serenity of s[iirit, so
beautiful and ra.re, that ever distinguished him. His memory will be cdierished by
thousands, and his good deeds will never be forgotten. Mr. Hall was a nuMuber of the
Apollo C'ommandory, and Hie funeral services were conducted according to the Knights
Templar's ritual. The tioral dis]'lay was magniticent; among the re-t two jiii'ces. each
representing ' The Cati s Ajar.' not inai)propriately, for to him the gates had long been
ajar and through the half opivn way aiieelJe message.^ had lu'cn wafted."
The (liiriKji, 'I'lnu'R of July Id, 18s2, contains an eloqueiu sermon to the memory of
the late Amos T. Hall by the l.'ev. L. P. Mercer, in which he says; " His character was
one of mingled strength and amiability. *" '^ * Honest, ui)righi, just and
merciful, men everywhere ftdt the ])nwer of his life, and in the sanctuary at home lie
was priest and t'-ac'lier with the fidelity and more than the gentleni'ss of a patriarch of
old."
L DfNvwN J.\(i<s()N, Sept. L"), ISfJs!: stud, law and admitted IStil. I'lnlisfed under
call lor ;;ij(i,0u0 men, el^ciede'apt. of his Co. A. wvA mn,-tered into .sflth Uegi 111. InL
and chosen Major. ( 'a;>tured with !*ii of liis men, and hi> (ieueial ( ^^'iHicll). ta];i-ii to
Ottawa anil held a prisoner ten weeks; esclinnged; pnunoted to Lieut. Colomdry and
^"^8 URANT:}! OF XATH.ANiEl.
■toolc cniinnan:! (.ftlic re>;-t. ; fini'cUt in scvoml entragenu-uts. On ilie 50tli of Sei)! ]H(;i
near tliei-losc ,,r tlu' bjttl,. of ('hid;ainaui,^a in Ua., he was shot tliroii<rli tlie bowels am''
d. til" next iKornihu-, lanientoJ liv all wlio luiew liiui. 2. Lfcv J»i.Nt\N Viv ''>•> isto'
i!i. O.-t. -20, ]s;.v», FrediTiek l.ewis I'^ike of IJacon IJill, X. Y. i, A,uoi T>h'(/',- Thu" •■'
yrahrirk L,,ris. 3, Anxe Elizmiktu, Marcli 23, 18-J4; in. 1 si;;';, John AD.eit H'lh'lwin
of Bellenca Falls. Mo. ), Jalm ILi/i. 4. Amos Sn.wi:, .1 nlv 21 IS-JC- ,1 )an l" ls-,()
5, M.vuY B.VLi,, S.-].l. 23, ISls'; ,1. Dec 8, Isol. C, Ili.xnV Airui I'l!, ' K,.b ' Ut' Isiv^-
frrad. ln^ch si'-hool and is a clerk in his fatlirr's oliicc. 7, (.'j-oia.r \r 1'fi-i- Trrri r f
Oct. 7. lS5t; d. May C, ISof!. 8. Wii.i.i.^m FitEDi.KirK \V.ki/i>,s ' Jn\v^ -^^ 1^'u ^' >i
CuAJil.K:^ Bi.K-H!i;X, July,"), 18GU. ' • " • ■ '•
IV. Kachel Tuitle' Hall, Xov. 22, ]8lU:]n. in Detroit, March 3 1S3-) Chnrlrs
^\^lcox, dec. ], Cu.-vin.Ks Stuwk. 2, Anna, m. Jones: both chi'l. an<l 'th-ir'nu,
I'es. Ill Monnioiith, \\ anen I'o.. 111.
V. Mary Kimball Hall, An- 27, 1818; la. June 2o, b>:;-10, Calvin Colmnbus Jark-
>Mn, piiynia.ster I. . ^;. N.; now (1871.1 .'^nuion.-d at .A nnapolis Naval Aead. i 5 chil of
wlioni 4 d. qmto younir. ■">. Iazvae Wooimuuix^k. b. aboia J,s:)4
^ y\. Sopbia WillardHall, Sep!. !, ly-O; ni. .\.,v., ]s3s. Siias A. ike-.- th.'n ,nn- Ml-
tne j.ublishers of the Z'fi'/viV /V- ibv.y.v. ]b- d. in Driroit, iscn. She d.^Mav M \^:y>
from all ovenio'..' of morphine adinini.slereil bv tli..> fainiiv j)hvsic-^an 'i'lieV b'l.l 7 cVi]"
of whom 4 d, y. o. (ii-onor. Wasui-.\.;t()X, "S^i.t. i:,, l8-i,S:"wlien lb vrs. "(d' a eidiste'ii
in 801)1 ];e^-T. III. Inf. and was \^ounded ne.tr Atlanta on " the nia'rch to the -.-a "
Aftei wards h.Hi'.rably di.sciKUved, Now (iSTl) (derk in olib'e of the puvniaster F S V
ra V\ ashingioii, D. F. (j. Fi;ank Stowk. Mandi 3. iSoO: now and for"six vears -eneral
bookkee]ier in tlie oliice of the titasurer V. F). \- Q. ]',. R. . • ^
^.12.472. Gideon Tuttlc, m. Chamberlnin of Conn. This fain all went
V\ e.-r. On.' of iiw suns writes m,- that their tr. F Tutile rame rr..m Fndand and ^er- ed
in Kt.-v. vv'ar.
]. Jirah.
II. Amos (1Fl.-v.), Cong-, minister, b. .Monkton, \'t.: d. Pawpaw, Midi abt I87ii
HI. Stile-;. '
IV. Channcev, a St. l^ouis reporter.
V. I-:imer.
VI. Hannah.
A'll. Lueia. ' .
.12.473. Nathaniel Tutt]o,d. in town of Fawrence, St. Fa^^■rf•n^e Co X ^"
1830: m. Eiei ta Cliauiberlain, her father being brother of (Fd'eon '''utile's wife ' She d
in Clint. m. NN'is., last of Dec, lS(jb, a. 82; /. in Ferri-bur^h, .\.ldi.-,.n e'o Vt
I. Hn^soU. b. 1805; d. in west ])art of Franklin Ci^, X. Y., Jan., Is.VJ;' m a dan
of Ffu'.i'-n Fig.'low.
11. Philemon, b. 1807; d. in i;ushford. \\'ini!eb:io-o Co \Vi> Xov IJ ls',i
HI. Joanna, b. 1809. " ' ■-.,.•.
IV. Jirah Chainl)erlaiii, b. ISll.
V. Milo, ISFk
VI. 0.s<;ar Fitzland, b. July 23, 1815; Constable and Dej.utv Sherifi: 10 vears in
Essi'x Co., ^ t. , ■ ■
VH. Stiles Edwin, b. 1817.
.12.49. lioah Tuttle, bap. Aj.ril 29. ir.bl. He was a Fev. .soldier; m. Susanna
Smith; chil. b. in SoutliLuiry I'arish, Woodburv, Conn.
F .Ann, bap. April 29, 17o9; in, June 2s, 177(1; i„. A^-ur \Vhe.k'r b HOP ''
Dec 12, FSb2, a. 4S. , . .. i, -.
II. Sasanna, bap. Xov. 13. 17G3; m. Nathan Downs
III. ^farv Ann. d. v.
\\\ Xewtou. b. 17i;^.
.12.494. Kewtou Tuttle, b. June 21, 17bS; res. S.>nthlnirv, Conn. : farnn-r- diirin.'-
Ills b-i.-me hours ard.'Htly availe.l himself <,f sueh iin/:..ns ..f iMstrurn,.u a> wore' within
his r.'aeh. About 1 :S4, eonveit.'d t.- Meth.,di.-,m , am! ludp-d t..fotiud the first sorb t\ .d
tiiat .I'liominalion in the t.>wn. S. ..m a flerwards iu' w:is lic,-n-.o I to pr.a.di aiide.m-
tinned to oiiiei.-ite until hiMh-eeas.'. having ].:-;. .lal cdiarge of the Southbui\ m' K vo.-
ff)r many yrs. au.l fr. .I'l.'iitly preaehiiig in other phwrs, \\s hi^ --mu^ beeam.'' ..id ^liom.'h
to g., iiirobusim -s b)r ti,ems:'l\ rs. In- p^o^-i^l, .1 o.a.di with a bum, takin- tie- biir.l.niip'.iii
himself and in no ease allowing them to i).'eome indcbtid to othiis. In nmi-.' ihaii .m.'
instan-.-e he gave uii his own Imnustead t.) a son an.l at great in.'.)nv.'nifiiee toViims. If
TUTTLE.
579
^^ouirlit anntlu-r iH.-s'ulfiire. XurdiJ liis ]).it(:'i'nal solicitudi- ccasi^ ni'tiT lie lind stiirti-d his
•cLiidrcn in life. llo coiuinufd in Nvalcli omt and advisi- tliiiu a^ Imii;- as la- liv'cd, and
.so elevated Avas lii> cliaraeter that not one of tlirin \v<mld liavc dicin.'d it piudent U)
liave disregarded his wishes. He l.>ecanu- interested in soiiu- ni-.inufacturing enterprises
■vvhiclv he carried on in connection with Ids farm. lie did a lari^^e amount of jnihlie
business, and v>-as much emidDved as administrator and cn. I'utmof estates and ^■■nardian
for minors. It "\\t.s his custom to take his waids into hi-; own family and treat tliem as
his chihlren. A man <d' lofty cluiractfr and riirid. pt-ihaps sti-rn, id<as of (.]uty he
expected th<)se under his chartre to confoi-in to tht^ same standard he had set u]) for him-
self. His \sid, used to relate tliai at oni' time Ikt liu-^hand lifin^'- a ppoiiited guardian
for a refractoi;v. b .ly. the terror of the \vholf: neighl>(;rhood, slie begged him not to take
thisbov into tie' family, li<i his example might i>rove injurious to the other children.
But shr \\as o\>'rriilt.(l; the lioy came and with no coercion beyond the influence and
examjde of his giuirdian, turned out to be one of the best lioy.s she had over seen. U
mix disagreement arose between his neighbors and friends, he cc>nsiituted liim.?elf a p-^ace
maker, and his elTorts wtu-e always successful. Tlie late Chief .lustice Hinirian used to
say, that he had nict with I'Ut few ]'ersons whr) j>o-,^ess.'d sostiviuga tnind and as wcll-
regulatc'J. .-i. jml^^iufiit a.s Newton I'utth'. He rei)re-<.Tited the to\vi) of Southburv in
Conn. I.e;;-., in IN'J! and ls■2^; d. March Vi. ls:J3. He m. Sept. 10, Hsi;, l^ith
Pearce, )>.' Auu'. 17. 1 7ii7, a et. ar. ilau. of Dea. .lohn Ptarce; she d. Julv, isril). a. .^a vrs.
—-C'VA-rcz/'v J/isr nf ]Vn:„]hiir:/' Vol '2. ),^irj. ].-,(;r,.
I. Mary Ann. 1'. .June ]!:), ITSI: lit. ^\■al];erI■yon. 1, Smith. 2, .II^.A^^■l:TJ■K. ?,,
lI.viiKiirr, res. Fredericksfown, Knox Co.. 0.
11. C\rus. I)a].. Dec. 23, ITS'.l; m. .\iiril 12. IMD. ]>-tsey, dau. of Samuel aiul
S;ira]i hev i"s Sii.itl:, li. June M. Ti--~). 1. H.\i;iui;t Iv , m. Fre.lericl: H.d'ray, it.-.. Sooth-
bury, Coim., at old homestead, called 'Mb-oi-ge Hill.' 2, Sa.mi'i;!, S.mith. merrh. I'or 27
vrs. at l''i'ediicl<lo\\ n, <>.. treasurer <U" Knox (_'o.. foni' ye:irs, and P. \\. Si;'ri(m .\geiU and
Ex])reps Agent for l.'t yrs. ; m. and has two sons and o (i:uis. now(ls71) living. A tuore
cotuplete reccu'il was written for. Imt not obtained.
HI. Xewtou, I'aii. June Kl, Kill: m. Feb. 17, 1^20, Eli/.n Wilcoxs.ui, b. Oct. 15,
.I'lfs. 1. CjiAiii.MiTK. b. A]TiI 2:j. 1821: m. Jan. P), b^50, Charles Muu.-on, b. Xbjv.
ISli). brothel of C. J. ^Pn,,-e.n. jeweler of N. ibiv.; r.-s. Woo.lburv. 1, J.,],,, ,V. , b.
">lar.h 17. 1S,"):J. 2, Maiiv .I.VNi'', b. Pec. 2-1, 1S-J2; m. Nov. 2:1, 1>' J 7. Wait ( 'lark, res.
Munroe, Conn, \,J:ii.c Eli-n, b. March 1, bSlib m. June 1, ls7ii, U'illiam Stevens,
mcrch., b. b'^iS. r.-s. Ansonia. Conn. 2, (J,or<jl'""i lb., b. May, ISOl; d. (Jet. I'.l, \>i~i\.
Z, Fr.dertric Si'n-ion, b. Oct. Is, is.-yi -1, ir(7//./?/( S,'„/nrj'. b. Apiil 17, IS.^fl. 5,
Chorlottr J/;, b. Oct. 2, ls:,!t; d. Feb., is(i:i. 'l, ^;,..,-yc 7;.." I). June 7, 1>^.:;. 7. Charn'it.
M., b. Feb. 2, 1>'!;S. y, Na.xcyH.. h. Sept. 20. 1S:U; m. Pec. 20. IS.-.-), Lauren llaKdi, b.
•Oct. t>, bs;il. res. Pridgewater, Conn. 1. Charhs Xt:ir(„it. b. Nov. 20, b'^Oo.
1\'. i;>'iijamin. baj). April 10. 1702: ni. Harriet Smith: (2) Charloite Siidth, si-^. of
his bro. Cvrns" wife: f. by 2d m. : 1, Sai.t.v Jam., b. .Ijui. 10, 1^2P m. N.iv. 20, 1S1><.
■Cienrge A." Curtis, who d." Ma.v 26. 180G:res. Southburv. 1. I'Srniiniiin Tuiilr. b. March
.31, ISoO. 2, noj. /.'.. 1). -March PJ, ls,r2. o, \Vw. <r.. Sej.t. lu. l.s.-,-|. -1, C////;'/c.s JL. b.
March 11, ls,-)7. 0, CI,<irl,,((r F., b. Feb. D, ISOO. 6, }h:rrUt S.. Feb. is, isij2: all ivs.
in -New Haven. Conn., except Penj. -T. 2, Ndaii H., h. .\ug. 24, 1S20; m. Nov. 10, 1840,
•Susan C. Bnidlev, res. \\'aterburv. Conn. 1, Fnu^r, s J., b. Jan. 20, ISol: m. Oct. 4.
1870,-Nfithan K.' Carpenter. 3, ("'Aiioi.iM-: S., b. Oct. 20, 182.S: m. Nov. 10. bspj, Kni,,i
B. Pradlev, res. Southburv. 1, ('hariulfc, b. Pec. 20. ISol; d. .May 13, ]S,j3. 2, Jhn-i/f
Fnin/:Un,\U\\\ 21, l8o4. " 3, Carrie F.. b. July 17. ISCo. 4, Xvru F.. b. May 5, ISilS;
d. June 4, ISOd.
V. Smith, bap. Aug. 23, 1704; m. Maria Shelrmi; res. Burlington, Conn. 1.
William, d. a. 21 yr^. 2, LockwodI): lives in Burlington. 3. Makiett.-v, d. y. 4,
■ SMirii, u'riul. Weslevaii I'liiv., Miildletou. Conn. : lawyer in N. Y. city. 5. Tii);kc»x. grad.
N. York'^Mel. Col.:*.M,P.: res. Burlin-ton, Conn.
VI. .I(,)hns(ui, ba]). Feb. P!, 17M7; .l.at ( b-r,rge"s Hill, Southhury, Ja.n. 3, 1878; a.
81 yis. ; m. JaiL 21, 1818. Fstber Hinman. li. 1\ b. 0, 180(i; ve.,. Southhury, Coon.;
farmer. 1, Jkan.xkttk I'li'/.a, b. Pee. 1. isps; in. Nov. 24, 1^;41, Pl,ilo Poucey Piatt,
Sept. 3, 1811: i-es. Newtown, Conn,: fanner. 1, ,/.jA//V'//i Tuttlr. h. Jan. 12. lS-14;
grad. llarv. Fniv. . FF. \\. . \'>u'>: hav.yiu-. lecturer, and instructor in Pleading, F,V)d<-nec and
E(piity Juris])rudence in law>chool of' Vale Fniv.: corporation counsel and jiromineut in
city alfairs; m, Sept. 3. l^'OT. Mcry .b P^'tiee of Mas:^, ; 0, JuiU' 7, ispl. 2, '/'//< m/j
ja'hi.ih'. b, .Mav 10, l-ls; n s. Newtown, Conn.
\'lf: Folly .\nn. b, Feb. 12, Iso-.'; ,F May IS. ls71: m. Au.i:. 2n, 1^12, AVilliam
Culhrie, b. A]U'il 7. ISUO; res South Ibltaiu, Conn. He was lirst selectjiuin, town
)80 L3:A>.c:ii; of xathaniel.
treasurer and Micmlici' of ussrinlily. lied. Dec. IS, isT.."), and l)i^i ^viIl \vas liii^r;,|,.j • ,• T^
oiiC child -wild d. scHiii.
VlJl. Xatl.an, d. v. :
IX. }hiri-ict, h. .inly Ml, l«Or; m. May 24, 18o2, William Snnford; res. KcddiiiL;.
Conn; i. one child,. 3I.\kth.\ 'I'itti-K, I). Jitly 10. lb'!;?; d. April 31, 1852. ;
X. Jciiniietti', d. a. 9 yrs. ,
.12.5. Isaac Tuttlo, hap. Feb. P., I'JST-S: m. in W'allin.-ford, C'nnn.. 17-JH, Surah, ;
dau. of Thcophilus and Thankful (li;dl) Ocjoiiltle (see App. ), ii. .Iiiic'l, ITO:;. Cdihrfii
t^avs Isaac. can;e frtun Danburv t<> ^^'^ll"!ln!^\'; ni. in \\', June 10, 172i». I'rndtMicc ;
^V'll€■eler, 1). Sept. lU, 1702. TliVv joiiu-d tin- chli. in W. Ai)rii 12, 17;;0, and slie d. .v. i. >
July 7, 1730; i:i. in W. (3) April l"',' 17;il. Mary, dau. (d' Daniel Warner, b. July ]'). 1712. ?
She joined the chh. in W. Ajiril 12, 17;J2; d. Oct. 26. 1740; thouiidi tliat y'f-ar v.ould
seem to he a mistake, for the will of Daniel Howe of \N'ateil)ury jirovf d June 11, 17-1."), {
names dau. Anna, wf. of Isaac Tutile, uiile.s.s there was another Isaac, and ii is diliicnlt :
to liarmoni/e all the facts and dates oti any other sniipusiiinn. Was she the sa-ni' person ■
named in tlu' will of I.^iiac T^rons'in dated June 11, 17')", pvov<-d ,luly IS, 1751, as dan. ,
Ann, wf. of Isaac "rutth-V ',davi. -in-law p-'.';haps either uf Daniid Howe or <jf Isaac Bron- f
son). She was b, Auir. 2>j, 1100: d. Julv -,2, 1753. Isaac Tnttlc is called Seiyt. He d. :
1772, a. 1^4. ■ i
I. Son, stilMiorn June 30. ll'SO. l
II. David, bap. May 21, 1732; d. in Woodbury, Conn., D-c. IG, ls04; m. 1770 [
Hannah, dau. of Adino and Deborah Prime Stronji:, b. D'C, 1731; d. Si-j't. 14, 1S14, 1, '|
Amu;^, b. 1771; d. Marcli 10, 1S20. 2, KL)z.\BKTir, b. 1772; d. Oct. 12, ISM. 3, Soio- ;
MON. h. 1775; d. Ai^rll 4, b^32. 4. St.mkon. 5, DK.x.j.s.MfX, b. 1779; d. Jan. 30, 1S12; ;
111. Harriet , v.];o d. Sept. 21, iSll, a. 23. . ■
ill. rrudi.n.-.-, liap. Jan. 20, 1734; m. Jan. IG. 1755, Amos Martin, baj^'. \n\V. Oct. J
S, 172N; (L Aj'ri! 7, l^Oo; s. of Jose]>h and S.irah iHarri-M Martin. J, A.vkon, 0. .Mav ' '
23, 1750; d. Xuv. 17. 1770. 2, Is.\Ar, bap. .Xov. 10. i75S; d. Nov., 177!>. 3, .XoMi", '
hap. Nov. y. r.OO; a dau. of Ca]it. Xnah .Maatind Mav 12, ISi.K,), a. 2 vis. 4, Jf.ssi:, bap.
.Feb. 7, 1703. 5. L:!.!, ba].. Feb. 3. 1705. C, Tm-M.v.x.'ba].. March 12," I'iOi); m. 1, r/n!,!,
d. Nov. 12, 1703, a. 1 yr. 2, C/tarlci,. 3, B'/fh. 4, Aaron. 5, Jtanndte: all bap.
Aug-. 23, 1705.
IV. Marv. b.ap. June 19. 1737; d. Mav 9, 170S; m. 1750 IJeut. Juhn Mchols (3d
wf.), b. Apli^2^. 1711; d. Apiil 4, 1701. 1^ 1-:li,^I[.\, ba].. Amr. 7. 1757; kilh-d at New j
York Nov. 4. 1770. 2, M.\KV, bap. :\lav 21, 1 15^:. 3, Sisanx.v. baj.. 0)ct. 2(), 1701. 4, .
Anna, June 29, 1766.
V. Andrew, bap. March 25, 1739; m. Lydia Stur^is.
VI. Daniel, bap. June 5, 1743; in. July 5, 1774, Concurrence Tattle [.12.]. i
VIT. Aaron, biij). Mav 15, 174S; l?ev. soldier; m. Marv Smith.
Vlll. Ichabod, hap.; d. Au^. 31, 1749.
.12.55. Andrew Txiltle, l>ap, Alr.rch 25, 1730; a llcv. .sol.; d. Jan. IS, l.v24. a.
b'4; m. J<ydia Staryis of Stamford; d. I'ec. 17, ISiO, a. 7^; Mr. IMicluu.-l Tnttle, juy
iiifonnant, s.'iy.s he saw Andrew Tuttle in May. 1.S23, who said 'to hiur, " I am S7 years
old." Tlic father of Lydia Siurgis was an Englishman, v,as impressed and made clerk
on board an English ship; deserted in the idght and swam, ]ii;r.-u<'d by a shiji's boat,
throe miles to the American shore, wliicli he reached with great ditflculty, benumbed
with cold.
I. Avers, b. 1702; m. Khoda Bassett; (2) Hannah Barnes; (3) Jerusha Brown.
11. Keubeu, 1704.
Hi. Isaac, Apnl 4, 1707; m. Sept., 1791, Olive Hann.
W. Noah, A])ril 10, 1770; m. Dec. 21, 1793, Rebecca Barnes.
V. Natlifui, b. Feb. 5, 1772; na. Lucretia Hdall; (2i Polly Taylor.
VI. Abigail, m. Arthur Prindle; (2) Daniel Chapman; res. Catharine, N. Y. ; six
cldh, of whom were Ivinicc and Betsey.
Yli. Irene, m. Beers, w ho d. 1825; some of the cliildren \s-ere in bu'^ine^s in
North Adams. Mass.; oih-rs lived in \N'atertown, Conn., where the v.'idow wcni to
reside; lem. with ihe chihlreu to the \S'est. 1, Rm.-i.na, ui. — — Merriau'; hatl several
cliih, of whom a son stndn-d f,u- the miia.^try. 2. Houack, m. 3, A Dai'., m.
HiL''i:bd)othani. 4, U D.i.iAM, m. 5, Ciivui.i.s. 0, Aui^MA, m.
V'ill. Thaddeus, ni. Su-an 13ooth.
IX. Wiliian.,, m. Marv Saiiford.
X. liv^se'i. d. m U o.;dO;irv >ia.- 2tt, 1S07, a. 2;:.
XI. Polly, ;ii. Joseph Atwond, b". Sept. 2-', 1770; ... of D.ac.a.i N.ailian of Woo<l-
buvy. l-\air n\ore .suppo^^d TO liavc d. y. ; one d. .Sept. 2(,i, 1770; (.'Uc d. March 10, I7r7.
TrXTJ.E,
■>S]
.12.65]. Ayors Tuttle, h. ITi;:;'; mn. rn.m r(.i,ii. to Tiu-:! (',,. I'ii ■ d S.-,,t
is;i7, a. 7"); r.i. in \\\,ud\>Mv\. t'oi.n., l.'li:.,!:! I'.as-w-tt. whn. d. .]ulv S 'iTtc/ :/ 2.S- r?,]
Ilaiuiah lianirs; i:i) J.-rublia i^r.uvu: a <lau. nf .\ver,- 'J'uiil.-d ] ),t " 1 7 ' n<)') -i 1'^ yrs ■
ii s. .1. .hii.v ei. ],s(i:5, a. i:j yrs.; a rliil,! ,1. I>. r. ■)[}, KUl. i. \,y 1st in.': " " ' ' "'
I. SIm-Mmu, li. 17S6; 111. l,orajiia Sffh'v.
II. .\!>ia>.liai\
III. Cvni.-., l;ilj..,l. a. 14 vrs.
IV. Li.raln.
V. J-uciii(la, tMiii \vi!l, Ln.aiu. d. in ]';]niira, N. Y., aljuut 1^10.
"^ J. N:;:i)f uiil;ii.i\\-ii. ('. h ■ '^il m. :
yi]. Lf-diiura, III. I'rirl .Mann.
y\U. Aiiiaiula. I'l. Ki.rii.v.iT (luylnrd; C2) Khfurys^r W. Thrown; rem. to O.
IX. ]{<'!„jCL-a, d. ]s7;j: lived near Avers; ni. Jonatlum Siinninn.^,; 1-2} J S Sli •! luii
X. Orville, d. a. 10 yrs. " ■ j ~ .
.12.5611. Sheldon Tuttle, h. 178'3: an itinerant ]preai:hc'-: d. in W.'stfii-ld, Va..
June, IH'>2, a. 7'i yr.s.; ui. ISM, J.rjiania, dau. of IJent. Sei-l^v .)t Knowijle a IJev. .'^ol'
1. Maria, le April, Isll; ni. ( .'ile.s Hull>.Tt ; res. Harrison \'allev Pa'
II. Lacinda, 1.. ]S]:i- ni. Heuj. .Jrweit of Vt.
III. ("yrns ()., li. 1S15; ni and liad two cliil. ; res. \\'estlield, Tio<,-a Co. , Ph.
IV. \\')n. UrviU-. I,. Aj.ril S, lsn;in. April '), ISJO. .lane Ann Hatlilione; re.=;
Tnde-pen.lence, lo-v\a. The first !ive eliil. b. at Wostfield, I'u.. the rest at l^alama^oo
Mich. 1, DkW rrr ("i.tntox. Aui;-. 23, 1S21; m. .hilv IC. lsi;.|; :u h.denendenre, Inwu'
Addie KrAvin; .s. (•. 2, <.>sr.\i;, Mav l-J. ]s4:',:ni. in" Kalatna/oo Mieh"., Feb. l-l IS/j^'
Maria T^iel<:4 cliil. 3. II(>s.\ii:m, J,;]v Ki, ISj:,; rlerl, on I'a.ille M H. 4 J \\n:s
P.\Tin;o.NK, b. An-. 2it. b^47.'de,-. .^, Kn(,i>A, b. O-htemo Mieb .iunp23 1S49 d v
G, ^^ Ti,i,iA>t (luvn.r.E, b. Am:: 12. ^^^:.2; d. An,--. 15, IS)^, 7. H!j.i.y, Sept. 14.'ly73,
6i, Siir.i.jjox. twin wiib K. l), A s')\, b. and d ' \i)ril '>i b^i'.H
\'. Matilda, d. a. 2 yrs.
VI. Ayers, b. b^21; "in. Sns-ui Tb.'xyer; 2 'dill. : res. (bbteu.o, Mi..di.
VII. lilioda, b. \S-i:'.; m. I...)renzu Prake; ros. ] )eijolia, McKean (,'o Pa
VIIJ. (ieo. \V., h, is20: la.: 3(diil.: res. Adains To., AVis.
IX. Pydia. b. 1^27: ni. ,b,rhM,n I'tienix: on.' child; i.-s. Shippev, Pa.
X. I--aac, );. ls2'J; r-s. Memphis. Tenn.
.12.552. Reuben Tllttlc, b. 17f51: m. in Woodsi..rk. I'onn.. 17.^0, Pollv Miner,
vvlio d. Sept. 2, ISJ!; (21 at Lyme. N. il., S^pr. 1, ]s!i:,. p;,,;U Kimball, v.'lui d.' April 2.'
]6;iy, fi. G3 yrs. Peubeii Tntile tern, to l-^rmisuick, \'t., thene.^ t,, P.'a.diam, Vt.. and d^
there Feb. 22, 1^2"), and his farm is now or.-ujiied by .Joab Hunt (s.-in-I.) wlio found tlie
family r-'Cord in an old account book, chil. bv 1st ni!, and foi warded a copvto the c-jnii.
I. Lyditi, b. May ;jl, 1 70(1; m. .laeoh Forrest.
il. i-;el..'cra. i>. .I'an. 2i), i;it;i;- d. April jo, b■■^20; unm.
III. Favid, ],. .\],n\ ];, isul; d. alimit ]S.-,1; u;. I, Dai.-., ni. Jerome Kitfrid-c;
res. Wabien, \'t. 2. JiLlA.m Jolin Stin.son of Stoneliam, Mass.
IV. Wiliiaiii Furtis, b. Nov. 2S, 1N03; d. about |s:.")1:'m. F Fi:ri;F,x, in business
at Xi). 52 Nojtb St.. I'.osTwn. 2. Maky Amwi;, m. Luther Plumer of Sanbornton, N. IF,
and lias 3 ihil. 3, FeuNaim) A., unm,; res. Franconia, N. 11. 4. Wm. IF, d. al F.
Oct. 13), 1N7U, ;i. 24 yrs. (.! nios. ."i. .Jujin K., d. in Boston Marcli 10, F;7r). a. '24 vrs. C
mos.; m, , who d. Jan. 14. 1^74, a. 21 vrs., had 1 cijil<l, d. inf. ;'. !;v 2d ni.:
V. Maria, b. April FF isp(>: m, Jolm' .MrCuJbnn ; went to Wis. 1S37; b..th dec.
VF Hiiam. h. h'eb. 17, I'^IU: d. June, ISU.
Yll. Tirza, 1). Jan. 2, 1SP2: <1. Feb., iSoO; m. Aj.ril. 1S37, Joab Hunt, who res.
Avitli a 2d wf. on tk- oM U. T. farm in Peacham, Vt.; 3 (diil. v'i wlemi two d. inf. and
the 3d a soil is ni. and re-, in Manclies'er. .\. 11.
VI]!. Julia, b. Vv\>. v.). lSi4; tn. .b)scpli Draiborn, .x. /. ,■ res. Mancliester, X. IF
IX. ]^■t.~.ey Jan--, b. .May 11, 1.^17; ni. Ibival Dana of Pea.duHin and d o.. i. in )s:,0.
X. Abner, d. inf.
.12.5521. Lyclia Tuttle, b May 31, 171»o: m. Jneol) Forrest of Danville, Yt.
F Samuel Forre-t, 1.. .Nov. 14, ]s23,; .lustice of Pea.-e; m. IS.V) Fliza Wohl.'u (V),
who d. Aw:, (i. 1S7.'). 1. Hi.i.kn M \n\-. b. >hindi (i, 1S.")7. 2, .Xiyrni- Mahia.m, .\u!';. 1.
I^Co. ;;. lb;\NK lb:\K\A':i). D,t. 2J, l^r,:;. 4, FiiKDrenr: Aito.v, .Vm,-. 3, P'Uf" 5.
FiiAKi.i.s i-".i>\\ IN. .Nj.rii o, 1NT(.>.
II. ^^"i!iiam Fone-t, b. March 3, ls2,"); d. Oct. F"), ISGo, unm.; res. Lbif'hi.in,
:S!ass. t< ;
583 P.RAXCII OF XATIIAXTEL.
III. Curtis Tiittl*' Fonc^t, 1>. Nnv. -^n, '[x2',: mini.; went to Cul. IStO niul s;iid t(» ;
be woitli ^'lOK.OOd; ifh. Sau FranciM-o. :
IV. Saiuh .Iain' Fonvst, b. Au-. -21. IS:??; m. Mdicli bl. is.12, ]':il\vaiil 'I'ayldr; res. ':
Daiivillf, \'t. 1. Ai.K i:. b. .Nfarcli 'J, b^r>:b in. b^i-l, 'A'ni. F...l.som; re.s. i>. 1, Blmtr/ic \
A\t>ll", h. Nov. OT, IsTO. -2. Gkuhui:. b. Mairb 15, b^O-J. t
V. J'is.'i.b F.n-ivsi, h. April 1, ib Mav 1, b^^W.
A'l. .lohii Kl'Tsnii Foni-bt, b. Jan. 4, ISIJO; Fir.st Sngt. in Union army: m. IsiJl);
re.s. ANc'st Ib.irke, Vt.
VII. .loytM.li SiiniiMMis Forrest, 1). .May 0, 1^;',.^; C'drpoval in Unimi army; lu. Isfjlj;
res. St. .b.liusbnrv, \x. t
\]\{. Jarob Forrest, b. Sejit. IG, ISol ; herved three yrs. in Union army; unin.; res.
No. Chelmslnnl, Mass.
.] 2.553. Isaac Tuttle, h. April 4, ITfiT; ni. in Sontlibury, CVmn., Sept. S, i;<ll,
Oliv.- llann, 1>. Au;^. IT, 1771; d. Nov. lo, l^bb Ibnl t wo ebil. b. in Woodbury, Conn.;
rem. 17!ji.) lo Alforil. BiM-k.sliire Co., ,^[ass, He d. An--. 11, IS.jl; v/as a ma.n of wealth
and iiiHuence; Capt. of uiil.; class leader and e\liorlri-.
I. Maria Pollv, h. yiavch 7, 17iio: m. A. J. SjK-rry.
II. Hertha Harriet, b. Dee. 4, U'Jo; m. I'er., IS-.'O, Ibnibeu C. Fit(di. F,s<,.. of
Alford. 1, liouKKlCK B., d. July 18, 1^-.:?; ni. and had two eldl. 2, liiZNUV K.,_stud.
and jiractic.'d law till beLdnniu^ (d' the war, then .-;erved as clerk in tie- war riiiii-e at
Wiishin^toii until ISfjo; ri-in. to Iowa.
III. Mirhael Horace, b. Dec. WU, 1797; ni. in Southbnry F(d). 11, IS-^-J, Anna (iutliri",
\vho d. Feb. '2:5, 1824; (2) Dec. 8, 182o, Soi.hia Hu-ted ,,f Albjrd, I). April •'!, jsol, r.s.
A. 1, FR\.Nei;s Ann, Oct. 20. 1827; d. F\d). 2(.!, Is21.i. 2, HoKAir: M.,Sei.i. 13. b>^); d.
Feb. I'.j, 18el. o, JoiiN Hch^TED, Jan. 1, 1838; m. Jiint- b'). IV/Jl, Lucv .M. Lake of Cas'.le-
ton villaLM', Vt. ; n'm. to Montf^-omerv, N. Y. ; nn-rchant, 'riitnoi \- Tiittle.
IV. 'Jeunuette, b. Oct. 4, 18U1; "d. s. i. 1872; ni. March, 1840, Harry Ciandall of
Alford.
V. Joanna, b. Sept, 1, 1S07: ni. 1832, Samuel P. Chittenden, v.dio d. in Unnsn,;..,
X. Y., Oct., 1873. 1, IJ.MtHiKT O. , b. Feb. S, 18;;3; d. Nov. 27, 184U. 2, CnAur.Es, h.
1833.
.12.5531. Mrtria Polly Tuttle, !>. March G, 17;i3; m. Sept. 14, 1816, Alva Jef-
fei'son, s. of Caj^t. Kiioch Sperrv, li. Julv 3. 17'J7; rem. from AHord, Ma.-.s., to town of
Brutus, near Auburn, X. Y., abt. 1^22; thence abl. Is2(j to Lud.lowville, 4^-»mpkins Co..
X. Y., havitii;- boufiht tlie farm of Jonaii 'i'ooker, l-:s(i.,(in whicli tb.ey lived for lifly yrs.
Mr3. Si)erry reed, a good education, and through life kept herself informed of current
events; a singularlviieat writer and correspondent — even u]i to her 8i)th year lier letters
are moilels of neatiie.s.s and pr-rspicuity. In her Nounger days a rennrrkably fine singer,
and sacred music, in which every menib.T of tlf family united, was a daily recreation.
A member of the Methodist church for over seventy years; their Itouse was always open
to .Methodist and otb.er clergymen. At the chur.di prayer and social meetings for me^re
thaii sixtv vears " F\ather "Syierry " ^vas tin/ chorister and "Mother Sperry '' liis able
assistant," "Slie had a w.)nderfui memory bir names, dates atid events, inherited froiu
her nmther. She had always an almost stiMcal contempt for physical pain or suffering,
manifested especiallv during her last illness. As a mother and domestic manager she
had few equals. She d. of cancer in the breast, May 20, Iy7(), a. 83. He is still living
in his SGth vear.
I. Ofive Adeline Sperrv, !•. Aug. 7, 1817; m. Jan. 3, 1834, Caleb lb Swea/.ey of
Ludlowville, Tompkins Co., X. Y. \, Hknkv 1 i.I!IiI-\anj>, b. March It), 183G; d. Feb.
24, 1842. 2, Ar.YA Jeffekson. Mav 2G, is;;.^: d. Ftdi. lH, ls42. 3, Maksiiau, Fi.wtn.
Ajiril 27. b-!3; m. Jan. 27. 18GU, Fl'lzalieth Cree. 1, ILu'n Frances, Feb. G, INTI. 2,
Charles hiniu. Au^. I'J, 1x73.
II. Ibith Adeliza Sperrv, b. March 22, d. A]u-il 2. isl'i.
III. Ferdinand C. Si.eriv, b. Jan. 2, 1824; m. Oct. 4, islD, I'.lizaheth liover of Fan-
sins?, X. Y.; d. .\bircb 2, ISGI; i2) Julv 13, lsG2. Addia ,M. e'armaM of Ludlowville. i.
bv'lst m.: 1. b:\A AI.KI.IA, Au^r. 3. 1S34. 2, Ai.VA J., Nov. 2(;, ISGO.
tV. Frances Maria Sperrv, 1«. June 21, ls2(i; m. at Auburn, N. Y., Aug. 1. 1843.
Frederick Humphrevs, M.D. . a imied iiomiej.athic jdiysiciau id' New York city; soim-
lime professor in tin' Horn. Med. Col. of !\i., in I'bila., and :oul,or .4' several me.bcal
\vorks. He lias a]-.o made a con.-,ideralde coi ieetion of material f.-r a. genealogy of ilie
Huin[direvs familv; portrait euirraved bv Rnttre; res, 22 >\'. '.i'.ttli st., X. Y. C. ; summer
res. .Monimuuh P-eacli, N. J. 1, Hki.f..\- FuaN( ks, .May 13, 1S14. 2, Fiiedkuick, Sept.
7, 1S17. 3, Jay, April 12, 1831. 4, Fi:am: Lanhox, June IG. 183s.
nor
TUTTl.E. f*S3
V ThT^^^Il^ Sperry.b, Nov. S. IS^S; ,1 March 2:, Isr.H, u>. Jnly:!, lSo|),
of Alfonl, Bci-k-liiiv O... Mass. Slu' d. at. Syraru.-..', N. \., .huu- 0, 1N..».
12.554. I^oah Tuttle, Iv .\!-nl Kl, 1770; .a. VU-r. 21, 17'j;;, lU-bo,va. -lau. of
Ja;'b;aS iieUo-a Bara-s of Nonh Uavn; n-m. to Ca-, .to,,, \ t.. alu... 1 -!*^. a-.l <K
thoi,; May 2^. 1M7. Tlu- %Vk1, vm. to lUul^ud and ivs. iIm-v will, hor s. (o.,n:r AM.rrt
'^''""V ''jSv': S' 13 17:i:^: n.n. to Ala. al.out ISlUor IS^O, an.I <1. in Pikr.vill.,
Mu-in. Co' Ala. 'March S, lN:^ii; m. abont 1827, Ali..' Tsrn.ll of Ala. I, Jamks
]Jr— ! I I b D.-c 2;J, 1S:5U. 2. ]>.vx, ^r\'i. b^. 1^31; sup. d. y. _
Vi ' 1 v,i;.^ 1, Iulvl2 17U.^'- ni. March 11, JS2G, Julm Martin of I'air Hav.-n. \t.:
r,Mu. to w.^u.';: N: Y. andd. at Silv.-r Vr.rk. Aug. 22. 1^40. 1, Hkni^v. 2. .Iam:. o,
^'^'li'b'' Roxa Attn. March 10, 1^01: d. .laiu 10, ISOG, inna., at tl,.- r.-s. of her bro. (ieo.
' ' lv\^"'Vais''l'], b'.V)oc.'8, ISO'J: unm.; res. ai PlkosviUc, Ala., about JJ yrs., and d.
ThtT'' Sopt. ;j. I8:i"i.
V. (u-oriri- Albert.
.12.5545. George Albert Tuttle,J>.Jn Casth.ton, Jt.,^IM. 29^ ISin. ^_^ At ..^.f
i/ow:v\vliiclM..>itionholield until ISHO, when he withdrew from that conccni auc
.m tod .ir.Mter^d j„b printing othre. In IsriO he bou^rht the R.^tnn.J y/^^.v/W the oldest
paper in "the state). In im be siarfd the JJa!h/ nrr>,h'. and routmued th.. pub beation „t
\h, same, togetlter with his sons, AU-rt 11. atul llarley C, until 18.2, ^s-hetl ''■y'; -^
witlt a eompetencv from active l,usiue>s. He has always b.-en one .,f tie' ino.t 'nfluen -a
Republicans in thV countv and state. ^Vas a delegate to th.. i'htladelphta ( «-'^^e^ ion
That nominated (-leneral Grant for President. In ls72 the business was divided: Albert
H takin.' the n.,-'ld, Harlev V.. Fchert 0. and Fred. (J. the general .lob printing, book
binding, book and staiiouerv business, under the tiriu name ot 1 uttle .*^ (. o. : thes l.a\e.
been the olhcial state lu-intVr. f,;r the |,a,.t throe tennsof iwo years each and received th.,
a ^ointment for tho foivth tern., wliich expires in Aug.. 188-1 , They have the largest
establishment of tin- kind in tlie state. They are the printers and pubUsheis <d tins
.vork ;-^;;;i;;;';;;;^^,. , ^^^ ^,^^^^^,,, ,_ ^_ ,- _ ^ay 20, 18.s: m. Emma ^hu•ia >IcC]ure of
Rutland, (.ct."G,.l^o<): Was bookkeeper [or Tuttle ^ O. u,, to .luue,lH,, -^';:;; ^^^.^ll^^
cei-ted a position in the Naval ()ll:ce. New A ork oty, which !'•■ vc.-l.i';''l ''^j '';; ■ l.^''-*: f "^
vent back to Ruth.nd a. iunior ,,artn..r in tin- lirm of Tuttle .V ( V, In ls,2 tl,e business
of Tuttle .V Co. was divided and ho took the L'u{l,n.l /A/^:V/ "-■"/ lU </.•','///' m"^. '^.d lia.
continued as publisl.or to present time. The ILrahl is tlie oldesv . nd h-nding l-ai'e n
Jhest.te in lsr4 was appointed Postmaster of liutland by PieMd.nt .mm. and has
since b.en iv-app.oiuted bv Presidents Hayes and Arthur, and is now (lbs..) in o m e.
Has been member of tln-Villa-e rovernment and President of the Poardone year. Is
a Staunch Repuldican; has been fre.pn-ntly member of County "^ ,.^ "^^1 /;'■'■'' ;',;'
Committees, and is now member of tlie Republiean Congressional n.sTrict C..nmm,e.
] CouA At.in.iniNA, b. Sept. 20. ls!;U; a i:rad. .d Temple (..ove_ SeMiunarv, Saratoga,
\ Y 2 CKPi;,:,; D.vvin. b. « 'ct. 22. l.^(;2; 1 kkc-per and caslner, JLrald "» ■^'■< ■
'■ 11 'Harlev Cutter, b. at Hampton, N. Y., March IS, ]s.b):m. Jan. lo, IM-l
Marv KuMdine IJoot of Putland. He bas been engaged in the print, ng l>usine.s n.-ai >
.,11 hi. lir,.. e,.. h, ,.,rtnm>ldi. wirh hi. father and brother All e,t m the publ.e,,tio„ ot
1 .;/,■,./,/ etc an.i -e.nc- isl^j .onior ,.artner in the tirm <,f Tuttle .v Co., t.vrether with
;:;;. ;'leit l'.-;u,d Fred. C..-. ^..^J theotbceol Aldermau two tortus; >.^ ^ !-;>-;-
R'uthind Co. l-Jepublican C.uumittee, an.l of the Tou n Republican eommittee. 1. .MAni-.i.
681
JUIAXCU OF NATJfANlEL.
A'ltcr, 1). .Ian. 13. l^^r,2: o-raduat*- :>f Tt'mplr (Jrove Si>uiinury, Saratoga, N. Y. 2, Uuv
AVii,i,i.\M, 1'. -\n--. '>. \sr,:,,
lU. Hflci. .laii.'. 1.. Die. ;',, is-il; ,1. May ]M, iS-tH
I\'. lleliMi S;;-,aii. 1'. in Hi.tl;.ii<j, t).-t. 0!», l^l;-!; in. Jan. io. I'^HI, f'havlcs.T. Puwrrs
oi'Kutlaiui. ]. AK-nin; (•i..A\Tt)N. 1'. July 3, istjl. -2. Sl>.\x Tvtti.k, 1). Juiu- SH,
ISC.S.
V. EL^l.tTt riavtmi, L. Ill liutlaial. Jan. 11. l>--i:': ni. l^arlid I'llhi.lial MunnorWcs'
Kuiidnl]'li, bi-t. U. l'!^7i!. aT Kuilaml. lie is a iin'ialjt_-r ol' tip.- lirni ol' 'J'uttJe >-^- Tn. 1,
^VJl.l.lA^^'STK.\l;^s, l>. July "iu. JSTJ. 0, ("iiaki.i:s J-:Gi;i:ii'i . b. -May -js, iti^S. ;j,
Behexuk P.AiiiKL. b. March '.M. l^^D.
Vi. Frt'dfriclc (,iei>ri,n\ b. in l-Jutlaiid, June o, IS.").";; ni. May 21, 1S',S, .Minnie Klla
Beals of T^utla.nd. Junior j.artnerof tli.-tlrni nf Tiittlu.'^ Co. 1 ,"Mii,dui;ii E\.\.\, h. Del.
5, IsTH.
.12.555. Nathan Tuttle, b. b"fb. •'>. 1772; m. about 1791, in Woodbury, i'mhh.,
Po'llv Ta.Nbu-, U. Slii'ffield, Mass., Sept. 29, 1774; d. in D:uicn, N. Y., Aj.ril 27, l.s2.j. lie
111. (2» rd'out lS2ij. Lucrt-tia I'dall. b. Sc].t. 17, 177^; d. in Abb-n. ^;. Y.,1.S.")0. S..on
after 1st lu. l.H rem. to Slieii-ii'ld, Mass.; tlu-iiCi', ait.'r a. t>\v yis., to Idt<-lifie!d, Conn.;
tlu-ii, ill 1.^09, to Cailiarint-. 'J'ioLra Co., N. Y., a Wildt-riiL-s^; tb.tii. in ISl'., to tin.- Hol-
land'Purrliase; then, nt-xi yr.. to Darion, (b-nvse.- Co., X. Y.. wb; n- l.o d. Sept. 2, Ls'm,
at Avliicli tiuiP several of bis eliib were living in Ko.die..^ter, N. V. lie was a furuier and
mem. of the Metb. E])is. olili., as are nenily all of his de-e.
]. Hiram, 1). Oct. 4, 1790: m. Oet. IH, 1^24, iu Bethany, X. Y., Claii:-sa r>.)ymon,
1). Jan. 10, 1.^93; lie d. in Crantrer, X. Y.. I'ce. .s, i^fjs'; farmer: mem. M. K. (lib.; (diil.
)). in P.-thany. 1, (^KOitoK "Wn.r.is, b. Julv 2, lS2i;: m. April :}. I^.j4. Olive C. Hurd.
and had Oixr'iii.k M.. b. Sep.t. 7, 1S."JT: res. (;rany(M-: farmer; m.; M. E. chh. 2, Hauilii.t
Makiah, b. Jan. 2s, 1S2S; m. Oct. .t. IS.Vi, Jerome Curtis, and bad 1 s. ; s)ie d. June 9,
180-5. ;_C \\\i. X,;i.-o>-, b. Juiii' 11. l^o2; m, in < iriuit^'r. X. Y., Ann'. 20, 1^,-,,-,, M;.iy
"NYilcux. ami bad Ffiru-<->:K.. b. Feb. 2;;, 1^04: n ^. (hauj^er; farmer. 4, Eyima Cui;-
DEi.tA, b. Miiridi 27. Is;j4; m. Jan. 1, IS.")."), Hiram NVilllani-, and has sev. cdiiklren; res.
Great 'Valbv, X. Y.
H. Mil... b. Sept. 2r,, 179S.
in. Will.,-,, b. Au-. 39, IbOl; m. in Knidioster, X. Y., Feb. 2.1, 1S29, Ann Buidwin,
1... in Hamn-er, X. 11., Alarcli 29, IsOJ; d. in ]-b:.cbes;er, ]»eo. 20, ]S01. He i.s a reilred
g-rocer; lias been a builder of leju.-e-. bi.ats and fire eim-ir,e>; re.-, sr, Oak St., Koehester
J, Cak(.>i.ixi: E., b. Jan. .Y ls3l. 2, Er( v Ann, b Feb, 20, ]^.!3: d. April 21, IsCo. ;!,
E^)\vAl:r^, 1), Aue. .Y l.s3.5: d, Au--. 27. isjd. 4, (Jkuiiof. AV,, b. April 2.Y IS-'iS; n;. AEiy
20, Iso:;, M;.rv E. Ket;i;a, b. at P(e,-t l^enjamin, X. Y.. AJav 27, 1S'19; he is a Peal Estate
and Ins.' Ayt.'in Poeliester, 40 Oak st . ]', Am-.c^, b. July "13, lsi;(i; d Alay .j, 1S09.
FV. Pet.sey, b. May .Y bSO.Y m. in HochesTej', X. Y., Chtirh^-^ Araeomber; liad sev.
sons ill Fnion arm\ ; re.-ided at Smith Pend, Ind., and now ai [Jiicoln, X»d.'.
A\ ])avi:i P.", b. June 3, ISlo. m, in Alexan^b-r, X, Y, , .\pril 22, ]s31, Aiary .\nn
Eatham, b, in Poch.ester, Se[.t. 24, InF'-; she di. Feb. 1,1, is 17; I'^'i May FY Fs.J.Y Mary
Snell; re-,. Xnnda; retired Photoirrai'lier; /. by 1st m,; 1, e'iiAi;LKS E.. P. .Ian. S. ls:;0;
}ii. and ha- -^ev. ehib: re-, (irant. ^Heli. ; fanner. 2, Jll.iA Fi;,v\e;.>^ ],. ^Ply 12, isJO;
m. Wm. Parks: res. Grand Papids, Mich. 3, Ei.l.KN P., b. Feb. 13, IS 14; d. .March
18, PSJO,
\'F William, Aui:. 29. ISKl; builder and manufaeturer of marhinery and agricaP
tural imiilements in Pocdiester, w'heiv be ^.et. inlS:;2and m. Sept. 10. 1 ^3.s, Alariraret
llenrv; res. at Xo. 0. Tappan st., he d. Mareli FY is:4. 1. Edwi.n C. , b. .Maivh .Y ls42;
enlistVd in 47th lieg-t. PI, Vols..Se;)t., P^iil, an.! served unril dee., at Jefrer.-oii City, .Mo.,
]S\n'. 29, isitl, 2, Ai.m-.KT II., b. Oct. 30, FS4.3; eub-tedin 99ih -X. Y. PeKt. Yols..ir, .X.
Y'. C, Julv, ISOI. and served un'il dec. in Po.;b,-ier, Jan. 23, IbOP 3, Cuaim.ksE,,
)). Oct. 2.Y' IS-Ki; ni. a.t Avon. X. Y., Seijt. 1, ls70, Sophia Wad-worih, b. at Avon
Springs, X. Y., .hui" S, is.is;ji,. j, y ^a!esma.n in Koch,; ha-- one child. 1, Mm-'jiiixt
Wa<i:^,r,,rtli. b. .\ii:'. 2S. ispl.
.12.5552. Milo Tuttle, b, Sept. 2;;, 1 79:-: d iu Parien, X. Y. . Oct. 22, ls:2, a.
74: h.Hi^e buiklerand b.,-i.,er; m, in 1/ Ib.v, .\. V,, :A-as 31.1^21. AbigYil Davis, b. E.dJ..
Fel). 17, IS 12; d. in X^'c-sri-id. X. V.. X""v. 9. isp;;;-2i Ainil i;.', IS47. Cyrena P.-ur.-rly.
wliod. .Mav 21. lN."ui;(:!)ar Kuowle-ville, .\. Y., .Inly 3. 1^1!). .leru-lia Mooii, wia. d. ;it
Darieii. .\'.'Y.. .Iu!\ 2s. is;,",; ,,;, Xov. 2.Y ! "^ iY SainnntliM Sani-brry, (', by E' ni,:
1. Wiiiiam Sbeidon. b, in l.ei;.. April 17, 1S22; jo'iied the (i-n.-^ee Conbrence in
ISll aiiil was afrersvar.ls Pie-idim;- Fbli-r <d' same; mini-tei- ni ilie (dib, a^ ^^^Jwonh. -^ .
Y.: m. in Parien. Aug. 2Y ispt; Jan.' Pratt, b. in Greece, .\. Y.. Jan. 22, l.s2tb E
TUTTLK. 08.")
Emma .Ia.nk, 1-, i:\ Pavilion, X. Y., Nov. H. Isj;'!; r.i. ut olcp.n, X. V., .luuc 1. 1^70,
^\■illi:^Iu II. i)aii:i, I'r.'t. of Music snid I'liiicipal of I laiin'.- M usi(:i 1 InstiliUi'al Warim,
O. 1, .hiiii'ix Lc}\"y. 1.. Jtilv ■-".), \'^'i\. '-*, NN'h.i.iam .M. 1\. Ii. at Aki-ou, <).. Aug. 17,
lSti4.
II. Marv Ann. b. at ]5ariv, X. Y., D^-r. 1, iser,; ,1. at l>aii.Mi. 0<-t. CU, 1S35.
III. lU-iu-v Willis, h. al rcnibrokr, X. v., .lunrl), 1N'>;; (1. at liuJTalu, X. Y.,(>rt.
-1\, 1840.
IV. Join: NVe.slcy. b. ])aripii, Aiuil 2S, 1S81: culistL-d in I'luou unny as i)i-ivntf;
com as 2(1 an. 1 ]ironinti-(l to 1st J.icut.; .served ".! yrs. ami honorably discltar^ed; Justice
of the I'eacc; ijla.-kaniith : res. A]< ron . X. Y. : 111. Jan. ',\ IS,-),'^. Cathaiine Sop.'r. b I).,
]S34; d. at Xew.^tead, lSo3, .v. /. ; (,2; Xov. 30, l!>o3. Mary Jane Stagv, b. X., Jan. 2, 1.^3-,'.
i. bv ^'l in. :
V. Charles \Vesley, b. Au^^. 2, 1^!48; m. at Akron, May 22. L^70, Emma J. Hill,
.b. at Xew.stead. .\prii S,"lN.")l; res. Akron; l)hH-ksmilli. /. i)y od m.
VI. .Mary Trotter, b, Jan. lU, 1S')7.
.12.558. Thaddeub Tuttle, b. 17SU; m. Susan Booth of Stratford, Conn. H,.
built a hou.so near his father's in WOodluirv, and d. on the (.>ld. homr-stoaJ Aug. 22, isig.
<i. 34.
I. Hufus M., A]iril 2, 180(j; Yankee peddler for lb yrs. In 1830 h<rate,l in Wayne
Co., Pa., thence in 18;-J7 to western X'. \. A merchant at Ormond, Alleghany (;o.,"X.
Y'.; in 1842 rem. to noniellsville. X. Y.; piesent biisine.-s. private broker. A man of
wealtli and intluence; m. 1831, .Ann \N". l.e-u-rofMt. i'lea-ant. Pa., who d. Xov., ls;J'i;
<2) Jan. 20, 1837 .Melinda Mnntford of .Mt. IMeasant. He d. (.)ct . 28, 1874. /. l)y 1st m. : 1.
HuKfs Wii.nrii. \>. Aug. 28, ls:'cJ: d. unm. at. Slionls, Martin Co., Ind., (>t. -j:], isfid.
He was a civil eiig. en much of the surs'ty of the (). iV .M. \\. \\. i. by 2d in.; 2, iirssj.jj,
^Mr.Mi'oiM-). Jan. 12. 1840; grad. Ui^iv., Hoche.-ier. is02; a fe>v tlays after tnlisied in lil7tii
Kegi.. X. Y. \'ol>. : served in the army of the Potomac, 12th corps, a yiar, tiieu in the
20ih Cl'^■l'S, Slicvmr.n's army; Isl Lieut," of his C.i. and Hrevet Capt.; A. A. A. (\ . ,,n stalT
<^if (ien. T. 1!, l^ikicrs. and subse([uenily topogi ajdiieal engiiu'er on staff of (Jen. \\ , 'J'.
Wai-d. In Jan.,"l8!w. began the ipublication of the Cial.^fni \'al',j/ 7'i/ins ra Ilornell.^-
ville, X. Y., and is still one of i'.s e(lit(ns and prn|.rietors: m. Xov, 7, 1N07, Ei-villa
Goodrich of II. 3, C.vKoi.i.Nr. Sr.vN-r.t.Y, Uct. 19, 1^45; m^ Jo.seph \Y. Robinson, M.D.,
of Horiiellsville.
II. Russell, a. Xov.. 1840, at Tlartf.M'd, Pa., a. abt. 32: s. /. ; ni. Caroline Stanlev '
of Hartford, who d. Xov.. Is 11.
III. .lusie. rn. ^^'h,,,.:er Jinls.,n: she d. abt. 1872. s. /.
I\'. Maiia, m. X'elson NN'illiams, win) is iiow ^ls7>i) living at Oxford, Conn, She u.
iibout 18ii<». 1, Ei.siK M., res. Oxford, Conn. 2, Ai.ke, d. a. 10 yrs.
V. Harriet, d. a. IS yrs.
.12.559. Williara Tattle, d. about I808; m. Miiry Sandford of Oxford, Conn.;
rem. to the pati'rnai home atid helped take <-are of father aial mother till they d.
1. XN'illiam K., 1>. 18MS; m. Aju-il. ls3!l. Sarah E., dau. .>f Carry Tuttle. 1,
AVii.i.i.\.M l.i., b. June 12, ls40;m. Anu'. 18. 18IV2. Pl.el)e ]'"lo\vers of Roxbuiy-, Conn. ,
1, L'tl'f, h. June 17. iSii'). 2, Brii>''\ Feb. VK 1808. 2, Ai/niK.\ M., b. July 30, 1842;
m. April 14, 1802. Roih-rick Atwocj 1 of Wooilburv, Conn., who contributed much of the
record of w'ni. R. Tutth's desc 1. TsV-'-;'// /;. . "b. Aug. 18, isc.ij. 3. Li' y J., b. Feb.
.23, 1840; in. Amj. 17. 1801, Harh-v Warner; one child. 1, .Flun A., h. Mj.rch 2, 1807.
4,M.\KVix. " . '
II. John Tuttle of \Yondburv; rem. to Burton, O., 1838; d. Dec. 12, 1803: in.
Feb. 20. ir<30, Abie;ail Therc'sa Tolles, b. \\'. June T-',. isi2. 1..Wm. R.^nsom, b. Feb.
21, 1837; enlisteil in lOoth Ohio \',.ls. July, 1802; Capt. Oct. 8, 1802: at l)attle of Perrys-
ville acttd as A. A. C. to (ieii, 'I'errill, and subse(iuently lo two other generals: of liiese
general ollii-ers one v.as killed at Perrysville. one at Chi(dva.mauga, the third cl. f,f dis
before end of war. 2, JolI.N Al.i^KKTi b. liuiton, <.).. Sej)!, 1^\ 184(i. 3. A.NX M.MtY, b.
Clarendon, O.. Dec. 20. 18-].-,.
III. I'hiio. !,. .Inlv 8. 1S12: m. Caroliiu' Stone: (2i Martha Morris.
IV. Alarihda, m. 'ihi rr Ke-'h r, of Pridgejieirt, Conn ; .x. /.
V. Albert, m. Sejit. lo. 184."). Ilaniei Saxiou. He was for fourteen years in the
CUirtis Mill, \^'o■■dbl.r_^ . as a lini-her i,f bro;u|cl,,'l;s: rem. to \V.,lcntT vilie, C,,nn. . l^.'s:.
and is (,ve:--ee:- in the'iini-hin;: d-o:., and ].:'.iimr in tie' \.o,,len mill: oi;e lOOiii. 1,
X.\Tfl.\X AM>i;K\V. ie Oct. 2:;, 1^4'.l'. ■• .\ lover of old r(bcs;" has i.ne ,.f IMiinea- XoitIi's
.8 dav. hiirh case clocks; res, Wolcottville.
oSO
r.i;.\xcif OF XATjrAXJKL.
\'l. Cliaiity, 111. Win. Ciih-er amlliad •? cliil. , one of tliviii John d June 2 ls70
Sill- m. (2)11. •nr\ S. Wheeler (,r :Mid(ll<'lniiy. ' " '
\'n. X:nh;n:. jii. ; .v. /. ; res. Wt'sti-rn \'a.
\'1II. lluriitt, 111. Caihari?!!' Ijissell (dec.), and had one diiid ((h'r )• (2) Vdelinc
Lynn.n (.lee.i and ]iad one child (de,-.); (;() .lulia (■•..itis, and liad twins, one'of whom d
and tlK-e.tlier, W .v(.i,.\(k JUM:Hi-n'. lias been llire*' limes in.; res. Soutliburv.
IX. Marvin, III. t'luolinclluhlud]; res. Jluntinaton, Conn 1 Jcin " -^ ]Ma]'th\
o, I'.ri.'KTTT. 4. Joii.x. 5, Ink.
X. KniMiy, ni. Martha Iluhhell; *■. /.; res. r>irniini;hani. Conn.
.12.5593. Philo Tuttle, 1>. Jnlv 8, 1.S12: d. .Mardi 2',), iSoJ- m Caicline St,,nc-
(2) Maiiha -Moiris, May I, l.s:-;,j; h, Man.di 24. INK), i. hv 1st in.:
I. C'aroli)ie, h. March 4. 1^34: lia.-; lived with Mr. and .Hrs. Ko.lerick Aiwood .sjnco
^he \va.s three weeks old. /. hy 2d m. :
II. Kdso!i Andre\v, I>. Jiine IS, ls:]G; d. a. S nios.
Til. Mary Harriet, b. .hily 1.1, L'-lS; jn. Wvllis i^enlniin; res. Brid<>-c])ort Conn i
Ensox. 2, Emtta'. o i > • ^
IV. John Edson. h. Jan. 22, 1841; enlisted in Co. }■:, 8th Conn. Vols.. Sej^t 2o
1SG1. At the b;;trle of Antietam. Sept. 17, 18(32, ho was shot tliroue-h the I'treasi luid
killed. The circumstances are related by Ciiarles S. Biiell. a fell.iw soldier of the same
Co. who sni>i'o-t, d liim a.s he fell. After a char-e in three lines of battle the men were
forced to fall i)aek, and Then to avoid a heavy lire wcov ordered to lie dov.-n; but it was
soon found that the bullets of our o\sn iiien in a jilece of \\oods were strikino- near the
liead of tlie 8th regiment, which then pot up and sianed tor.Mreat. It wa^ at thi.'^
moiuiuit tliat Tuttle fell, so there is no doubt thai the ])oor fellow ^vas kilh-d bv'the
bullets of bi.s own comrades. He did not die instantly and desired Buell tottay, biu the
regt. was ordered forward and he had to be left with many others to die. "The field
where he lay was lost ami wou several times that day. The next inr)rning when details
were made to bury tlie dead and bring in tlie wounded John was found bv""r)ue]] stripoed
of his clothing, with his hands under Ids head, as if sleei)ing in reposi.'"and lookini;' as
natural as when alive. He was no doubt stri])ped before he "lied bv the r(4>el.s. Eorty
of the Sth Conn., among whom was 'i'uttle were buried in a trench on tlie field of
Antietam. near Sharp^burtr. He avus afterwards removed witli tim rest to the Antietam
National Cemetery. '• John Tuttle." contiiuies Ids friend and cotv.rade, ('has. P Huell
•■ was killed In- my side at the battle of Antietam noblv doim: his dutv. ' He vs-as alwavs
a true and faitliful soldier, never comydaining. Maiiv a sorrv soldi'er has been com-
pelled to cheer np faint heai-i by John's merry way. Not one" tliat will count on the
rolls of old Woodbury can show a fairer record than In.' in vour history. We v, ere
together in many battles and I always foiwid him brave to the' uttermost.' Before the
battle in vsdiich he lost his life he was imj.res^.ed with the idea of death, tliou.r-h never
before, and yet he Avasin nowise dLinmv(\:'—('\,(,'t>rn's llisi. of W"o(ltnin/\\o\.-2 p i;-^H9.
For letter of John E. Tuttle to Mr. Cothren see ibid. p. 114:1
V. Sophronia Morris, b. Aug. 1, IS 13; d. of scarlet fever, a. 6 yrs.
VI. Emily Jane. b. Feb. 15, 1845; ni. March 25, l.S(j3, ' Ed\vard H. Muu.son of
\\ aterbury, Conn. She was delivered of twin daus. July 7, 1870, and d. the sanu' dav ,
also d, one of the infants and buri.d v.ith the mother. The other twin d 12 davs after'
"\ II. Marvin Etmu-y, b. Feb. 17, 1847.
.12.56. Daniel Tuttle, ha].. June 5. 1743: d. Oct. 7, 1813, a. 70. In Maich, 17,S().
he was ai>i>t. oiu^ of the Woodbuiy com. fov takitiL- care of the s.ddiers" families; m."
July o, 1774, Concurrence, dan. of E/.ekiel and Tabitha (llickok) Tuttle, and wid of David
Miles. She d. April 5, 1^27. a. sO.
I. Darnel. April 12, 1775; d. .Mav 30, sm.; .dioked To death bv a piece of ixu-k
II. Kuih, b. JulyKi, iTTd; „,. M;,v 17, isno.
III. Olive, b. Nov. 22, 177S; m, Ailthonv Miner.
IV. Daniel, 1). April S. 17S]; d. .Mandi i'ai. 17S1.
y. Truman, twin with D.miid; m. I.avinia Manville.
VI. (I'arry, b. Feb. 13, 17.S5; m.
.12.563. Oliv^e Tuttle, b. Nov. 22. 177S: d. Amr. '10, 1,'^53; m. Oet 7 l-^Ol
Anthony, s. of Samuel Miner, b. Aiil'-. 31. 17n;;.
1- 'I'fiMi.an .Mim.u-. b. c>et. "J I , l;-n2; Dea.: m. Dee. is. ls-,>7, Harriet ("urtis. 1, .\
sdX.d. Jan. 25. Is:;2. a. 3 yrs. 2. Ht:\i:v S'ii!„'-;s. Oct. 1, ls;l(i; m. ,\,.,. •23 ]K,S Tei-'esa
Atwater. :'., Ti:iM \x Smith, Sept. s, is:i-j. 4, Jon.x Hkxkv, De.' 14 is'37 .5 llv!-
KiF.T Ei.iz.v, b. .\ov. 7, 1S4:;^
TUTTLE.
)Sr -'i^
11. Horace (i. Miner, !.. Oct. ~M, 1S04; in. Oct. l:!. isOI. Eiih-Ihk- Lruvrnwortli, h.
at \^'.>odt)nry, ;<f].t. ]'>. 1^04; <1. Jiiih''24, is:.], a. i;: dan. of Daval (.■ual Sarah N.-ttl.'-
toiil, y. of David, s. (if .lolin, .>-. nf 'j'hiniuts, s. of 'i'linma-< 1 ,ca vfnwcrtli ; n's. W'atfrvillc,
Conn.; rdiil. I), in Woodhury. 1, S.\i;An J'.MZV. h. Jinn- 11, ISjfi; m. Ore. L'o, IMT, Ikt
•.?d coiii^., ^^'ait l.i-avenwortli [Li <n:ni irmih ^'(//.), 1> at !J(>xl)nry, Conn. , .May il, IS'JT:
carpentfr; row. ,\nsni,ia, C'lnn. 1, M.ivfjitrit .h'^i phini\ h. June 2:i, l.'^od; ni. Oct. 1').
ISfiti, Jiiinc.-; T. Ladd i.f Watcrliary, a nnudiinisr, who d. Oct. -JH, ISCl). h'avinu- 1 (diihl.
1, Freilfricl< T., h. May 1, L^:;!J; the last hiitli and last nann' n cuidcd on llio hist payer
of tlie y.''/'7/((f(;/'(7/ < Icudilij^nj. 'J, lir^irqc HV.v.'cy, h. Sept. 'j;!, 1N,")'2. ;i, Sji, ,(/■/ r CoUit/,
•Ti'lv 1, ls.-^4. -1. ;/'v^/'^ M<!nr. .\uii-. •?:';, ]s.-,:i. " ."., ('..nu';,/ F.unUi, April ']."., 1N(',1. >2.
Oli'vi:, Jan. is, ls;;ii: d. Ajiril O'J. 1n;i;'.. ;!, S.VMrEi.. .hiiic 17, l^l'jo; m. Jan. 17, ist;:}.
Ls.ura. ]\., dan. of Kddin^-ton K. Decker: x. i.\ vva. Watervilli', Conn. 1, C()HNK.i.r.\.
April 25, \Sl'^y, vx. JulvG. l.":^'>j. Jfiines M. Colbv; ;'. ones.; res. Waierbnrv. o, Kmily,
b. Sept. 5, 1I^:W: m. Mav 14. 1859, WiHiatj^ Bindx-; res. X. Ilav.
111. .^larietta .Miner, b. Aiiril, IN-J'i: m. Uct. 2. js44, Henry X. Dudley.
.12.565. Truman Tuttlc, tuin with Daniel, d. Feb. ]l, ls]5; ,n. Xov. 2, ISitT,
Laviiiia Manville, 1). .Middlebury, Conn., July 10, 1784: d. ImM). 1';;, 1S71, a. S7.
1. Harriet K,. b. .lulv is'isn',); m. JCbenex.er Wherder. 1, Ivm.m v, Dec. 2'J, l.s;35;
d. >randi 15. 1^15. 2, Tju M.v.s Iv , Oct. 22, b'^lO, m. Ann Eliza Davis of Snuthbury.
II. Jeannetie A., b. Jan. 14. 1S12; uniii.; res. Soutldmrv, Conn.
III. Truman, b. .Nov. 4. isib: d. Auir. !!(, IMjS; m. Jan. 2, 1S;!V), Kb/a ^Vlleele;•.
1, Ai.rifK.v .M., b. isijli, 2, HricroN D., b.\hui. 4. ISD: ,b .March 11, ls50. ;l J.vmks
T., b, 1S44; m. Feb., bsG.s, Sarah I5enhani of Middlei)urv. 4, Ai.UK F., b. Xov. 22,
lS5:j: 111. Xo\-,. lS7b, lleiuau Alibott of Middlebury.
W. Julia M., t). June 2U, 1S19; lu. ISl-S, Jaine.s .Madison Johnson f>f Fliinirton,
Conn. 1, H.VTTiK, b. 1S44: ni. ■ \V]ie(der. 1. J'llhi M.. Sept. 2!t, F'riGO. 2, OcnnieF,.,
.May 21. IM'.'.i. 2, Xi-rrni:, Fel). 10. 1840, in. Jan. 2o, 18G8, James M. Csbora of \Vood-
bur}-; oin^ chilli. 1, (jerry, b. iNtjS.
.12.566. Garry Tirl.tle, b. F'-b. l;\ 1785; d. Jan. 20. 1S05: m. 'Althca , b.
1767: d. Oci. F!, ls-,'.3. a. -G: (2) Auir. 15. 1S25, Bachelor of I.itchfieM, c'onn.
I. (b-ort:e, b. March 5, (h Dee. 2S, 1S04. " ,
II. .^iaria, b. Jan. 7, IsOfi; d. F<'b. 20, bs.^-l ■
III. Olive, I). Feb. 21, ISIX: d. Ai)ri! 12, lS.j;F
IV. Sallie E., b. Dec. 4, 1820: m. April 24, 1830, WiHiain H. Tuttle.
APPENDIX.
UN LOCATED.- -
ill a li^-t of \.-\v llavni setil.rs, botw.^cii 1^30 nii<l Kjr,, tl.o name of Jolm Tontllc
•n,iK-ai- It scemy .loulnful as U> his liavin- I'cen a sKll.r. Thu nanir, is nni on .lie h<i
, jlalxrril.frs or proprietors. He received no all-.tme.-.t and paul vn rat.>. He is ii-^t
me^tio'v.d in th- sratin- oftlie nit. -tin- linus<.. It is crrtain, however, t1iar then- wn. a
Jolui Tuttle in tlie ^-e^v^Haveu jurisdicti-ni as app=-nvs from his app-nntment hv tlie coun
Xevv Haven, in 1W2, to order th. ailairs <,f the phu,lation a, >o>nhold. h w.s h.ng
dc'en for cr-ant<d tlintdnhn Tuthilh n pr.Mnin^.nt meinh.r.-.t Mr lonn^- s company ^v-hu
.eiH.d at"SonTh,.ld, was t]n- X.'W Ih, v,n appoinu-; hul that idea is pivennp. A Jonn
T.ntl. i^ said t., have been ,-onvrie.d in thr F.ast liavm ni..v,.n.,-nt in 1 ,4!. As hue as
iCiO-^ a .lohn Tuiile, sr., is implied in the rec(.rd of ^^ m. 'i nttle s s.,n John, a^ jr.
(■apt Jeivndah Tothili, ennn from Kn-hind b. tore lOs,); Assist. Alderman East
Ward envoi \ V. KilH;, and Ahk'rmrui of same, llD-M-o: nu-ivhant: Antid.es.ernm.
One of the fii-tve-^trymen of Trinity ehh.; n.. ^hiy 31. I'iSK, Jannekin HeKay of ^ew
York.
Silence Tutile ami J.din Smith in. Oei. •^■}, 174-1.
Lydia Turtle uf New Haven, and Abel Smith ni. June 21, 1707, by Mr. Tiumbnil.
H.zekiah and Mary Tuttle had: 1. Jkssk. 1,. March S, 1771. 2, Ei.i, b. March 1,
nio.
'i'heuphilus Tattle d. IS^G, and left wid. Esther.
Mr.-. Soplironia Tattle d. at Clinton, Conn., Jan. fl, l^Sl, a. bO.
■■ Ir n-ei'io-v of Widow Siirah Tuitle; a ^ iituou.s v.oman, a good wife, au alTectionate
and exemph.ry'iuwent, a piou= and devoted Chiistlan; d. March 12, 171)^, a. 30 years. -
Grarr-donc in U'.rhij, Crmn.
J. Tuttle Smith. D.D.. Hector (diurch of the Holy Sepulchev, N. Y. C, E. .54lh St.,.
ls7li, and Chaplain 7th Hegt.
Daniel Tuttle (per. s. of Daniel and Mary Manslleld Tuttle of No. Hav.), m. Chns-
tian. dau. 01 ElM-Mezer and Sarah Savage Norton of Southington. Conn., b. March 1-.,
l7:jS; niece of -Mary Norton, who ni. .lohn Pantry [2. j
Stephen Tuttle. late of E. Hav.; dec; est. adm. June, HS^i; xvid. Mabel; David
Toinlinson iruard. to Amy, a minor dau.
Susanna, dau. of Mr. Simon 'I'uttle, b. Aug. lo, lT4iJ.
Caroline Tuttle m. John Norton, b. Nov. 27, 1S02. She d. July 20. 1S70.
Na<, lid Tuttle, dau. of Haniel, b. April 12, 1709.
Mary Tuttle ni. April 4, 17i;S. John Culver, by Mr. Woodbridge.
Silence 'i'ut'le m. Oct. 2."'., 1741, .lohn Smith.
Jf-minia 'Ihittle m. June b">. 17';7, John .\ustiu, 3d.
r/90
APl'EXDIX.
Stei-hcn Tuitk' bap. July '^l, iriii.--7-V/-.vf Chi,. Ji\,\, X, /[„>:.
Miles Tutllf of "\'trrj>n, C'ojiii., in. Judo x), 1S2'J, Sibvl Tliorpo.
Lorinda Tattle in. 2si)v. 5, IS'^O, BeinMiia ('linton.
I'ollv 1'iutlf Mi. C'harlfN Augustus, s. of Jonathan am] Sarah Dave'iix.it Batc^
^^ept. 21 1S07.
SaiiuR'l 'I'utih' (1. in No. Ilav., Conn., July S, ITT.'J, a. 77 vears.
Sarah 'J'uttlt- in. 170."), Xoali ^Vnl<■:ott.
Elizahi'tli Tu^ih--. ])rol). of Norwnlk, Conn., hraneh, ni. Jan. lo, 170:^, Josiah, .^ of
Josiah and Hannah (Hoytl Iloyt, h. March 14, 1741. 1. IJiiojja. b. Anril 1 1 ) 7(J4 •>
Anx.v, i>. Julv lo. Ht^." :j, 31EUCV, b. Dec. 0, 4770. 4, Jomaii 1. Junei-i' 177--;' V
Isaac, b. Au:<. 14, 17M .,,...,
('ieorgri' Tuttlf, a bliirksniith, wtnit to ^^'indlestpr, ("onn.,in 180S. In 1Sl7 boiit;4ii
2d house \ve>t of Toll <4ate, north side (ireenwoods turnjdke; rem. to Colebroolc l^-.'.')
whore 111' d. about is.-)!). Had several eliil. b. in \\'.. of v.-Jioni Jotd in js72 ownrd'a
liou^e in Daubury, (.'onn., ou the east siih:- turnpike above the' tcJ) irate. 7>",/'7',s- 117;-
cht-'.tir. V
l-'ruiu'iice 'J'uttle. h. about 1777; m. Tliomas I!oel:\\-ell. ]. I,Ar];.\, h. C'iucinnatn.-.
X. Y.. Sept. :j. Ls07: in. Dec. -Jn, ]S,:J-2, in Solon (Tavlor). X". Y.. Thad. Sevjuour Whitin-v
h. "Walton, N. V., Fel). 14. l'^i>^; Idaeksniith and farmer.— ])7/./('//ey 7-e;/,.
^^■illiau^ Tuttle, ("apt. privateer, wai-oi ISI-J: fatle-r of Xorman Siuiih 'i'uttle an
ituetione.r of Pittsbiir.i:, Penn., v.'ho .1. .April 2]. Issi)^ a. 07, leaving s. Ih-raee lV,-oi>
Tattle, wlio ni. and lia^l >. Hoi-ace, b. isCiO-.
Elizabeth Tuttle, in. April. 18-2'.), llelnn- Killjorn. b. Kitley. C. \\ . Au<r. L'S, ]sv,\:
res. Munda, Liviiurston Co., X. Y. 1, A.MnreisK Mj.nk.nti. 2, AjU'..A£i,. 5, Lkikx.
4, Cai;iii.im:. 5, Rumkv.n". _ . "
Thomas Tuttle. fain. trad, says, lived on a faim near New Haven; had s. Levi \\Iio
ad 7 dan-, and 1 s. U;;e of the dans, of Levi in. Noyes 4'uttle, res. <'artha«'-e, X Y
ill' f. of Xoyes Tattle was Abijah, wlui had ss. besides Xoyes. Amos, .^Hlton\Dd nvo
had
'J'
niort
From Che-hire clih. Pecord: Levi Tuttle lui'I baji. in Che.-diir.', Coini., Julv 17:7?.
lehabo.] and Xath.auiel; Annis Tuttle had bap. in Cheshire, Conn., H.'p.. 174->. .NLiVvand
Xathauiel: Thankful, dan. of Benj. 'J'uttle, bap. in Cheshire, Xov., 172i); Samuej ];-,d
1)0]). in Cheshire. i>ec. 28, 17o0, Meliitable.
Tuttl
Caleb Brown who d. in Xewark, N. J., A]>ril 24, 1770, a. GO, names dau. Phebt
Daniel Tiekenor's will, dated 1727, nms. Jane Tuttk
Lueina Tuttle, b. aliout 17s:]: 111. March ISO. Ls():]_ p,,l,|.v! ]^,_ s. of Ib'uben Cluip-
man. 1). Salisl.'urv, Conn.. Aiisr. lo, 177.j; res. <ireenville. X. Y. 1 M\kv April ]')
isiH. 2. Fan.vv, Xov. :i, isoc. ?,. Jami:> L., Jan. ."3, ]sO<i. -i, Poni'KT X .Mav !»'
18n. 7, 47it.MA- T., July 12, Isl:;. r,, SuiAii A., Oct. 21t, ].si7. 7, J-uix K.' '.Ma'v ']'
ISbs. ,s. Lai i;a K.,.\uir. oO, 1^20. 9, LtriXA. Jan. 20. b^-j:!: dec. lO, Fni'ni:!;"^ K
L., Vvx. 6. ls'2o. 11, U'm. p.. (K'i. 12, ]i<2'.K-('/,.ti","t!, (Jrm^ilo.jij.
Jehiel Tuttle, b. about K77. in Conn., it is said., and tb.at the father an.l motiier
lived and d. in Knirland. Jehiel was a liev. sol.; rem. to Oneida (•o.,X. 77. amid,
there al'Mut l-sl'.). I'.y ]-t m.. name of \\ife imi': ixuvn. iind 7 chil. He m. (C) lu J.dinv-
towii, X. v., .\i)i_:air\\ o:'di-aTt- and had, \[ elii!. ;'. be !.-t m :
r. Stephen, m. Isabel Averill; re>. Han.ilrou. C'. W .
11. John.
APrENlHX.
501
•III. Almiliaiu.
IV. Solum. ;n.
V. SeiU'.. i. by 2d ui.
VI. ]<n!ic.
VII. .^iiirv.
Tin. S;<l!v.
* IX. .laool..
X. liacliel.
XI. Hannah.
XII. Daniel.
XIU. Jeliiel. • • "
XIV. Nancy, and 2 more.
9 Jacob TuttlQ, h. Mandi IS, irijS, in Madi.-^ou Co., X. Y. ; Iffl II.. mo at U»;
worked on tli.^ canal at J_,(K-kport. X. Y., 2 ycav-s; rem. to Hamilton, ('. ^^'., and w.jrked
r, v.-arsKl farming and brick making; i.-m. to Si. Thomas, I-:! gin Co., C. ^V. ; cleared
aiid 'cultivated s..\-^'ral Imndi-ed acres T.f land aiid was one of th.e largest farm. r> in that
region from l.\-24 t.> lS;ri; reiii. to ('aradoc, Middh-ex Co., C. \\'., and farmed till is'iC,;
tlience to Kfi.Ts Lamling, .Minn., but n.it being succ.-.-sl'nl r.-tii,ii.d to Canada ly.'js.
While tlier.- he a'lvocatfd the fr. e s.dn.ol syst.-m, and was mainly instrumental in g.-i-
tin"- it i-tabiishcd. In INii:; rem. W Menominee, Dunn ("o., ^\■is., and d. in Stanton of
<ta-nniiou id" tli- blood, Dec. 16, IS-O, a. t:'> years. .\n ..l.itaary in the Menomine.'
paiTcr' snei'ks wurmlv of his many good (jualiti.-s and the high esteem in which he \\ as
li'old ' He in. f.t Hatniit.m, C. \V., hois Averill, .-is>er to his br.nher Stephen's wf., b.
Mt. Pleasant, Ontario, C. W., Nov. Iti, ls\'l; /. I'A cliil.
1 Abraham, m. Jan., ISoO, Ma;y Crnw.'ll.
ll' Marv, .1. 1^'i.;:,'): m. David Stockton ami had 11 ehil. 1, Lt cimja. 2, S.sitAil.
3 l;u:';u'r/ "4, Maky. .1, L.u^Anx. li, l.KVi. :, Ja:.ii>. 8, .JAr..r..
' 111 Sarah I'ilizabeth, m. Ihomas Faiilils; res. Munci", Ontaiio. 1. SAitAll .J am.',
2 \'(»rxv' y. Mr:!A-(»-\i;. 4. Lois A.^^. ^o, Isa];i::i.j.I;:. (J, '1'ii.i.mas. 7, Ki.wa];i).
8' .TdiiN. '.', M-'.riLAXD.
I\'. Isaac jlov.idl, m. 18o7, Ilariiet Drew; res. Kna[.]-, l>iinn Co., ^^ls., has huge
' V Jacof), m. Js,")-). Eliza ^hlrsha]l, who d. I'^TI. h-aving large fam. He \<\. twice
ruoie; res. IJl'.noi-e, 3Ii<di.
v'l. ^bvi::; i-'i, m. 1s,j4. .John NN'isemiller; res. Stanton, Dunn Co.. \\is., sev. rhil.
VII. Eli-/:'. Jane, d. about ISIO, a. 2 yrs.
^■1H. M..-rcv .Maria, d. lNo2; a. K).
IX Martha Ann, m. ISoT, Jacob Milb-r; r. s. Menomine.,', A\ is.
x" John,!). April 11, 1^18: served through tlu' war in (;.>. F, DTih X. Y. \'ols. ;
fift.MAvards toll'o'wcd farming and lumbering in Dunn C.>. till bsM: rem. with his br...
-\lbe;' ti> San hrancisco, Ca'l., and engaged in bri,-!: ni;d-:lng, 2:11 .Montt^omeiy .-titei.
The linn of Tnttle Brothers is now on.'^ of tin' large-^t in the sta.ie in that line. He m.
Feb ]fj ISSl.F.mmaB. llawe.s. 1, Lois Aisi'.v, b. Jan. 27, 1NS2.
XI.' Albert Jehi.:d, b. Carad.jc, April 10, ISlS; m. Due. 4, ISSl, Xellie D. Avery.
XII. (Jeorge We.sl.n".
Stephen Tu.ttle, b. Sept. .'>, ]70-',; ])er. was that Stejihen Tuttb,' whose wf. Sarah d.
in Farmingt.)a, Conn., July oO, 17oU. — J-'/n'tituif/ton Toiru RiC.
Estate .d' Jo.eidi Tuttle id' Iv. Haven distributed, 1794. to Jos.-ph, Lois, Mary Man.s-
field.Amos Clark, and Susanna Smith, Kaclud Sndtii an.l Sarah Smith,
May (3, iSol, c>t. of Xi.dmlas Vlanviile of \Vaterbary or W
fldni.; lims. v.id. Mary, wh.^. m. Tuttle.
lury, C"onn.. dec,
A. D. C. Tnthill, a I'upil of Benjanua West, .1. at M.jntj.eli.'r, \X.. Juuf 12. isj;],
ii. 07.
Stophen Tuttle rem. when a young man from P.'<'l;skil!, X. V., to Co.-yman's,
Albany Co., about ]S((0. Had G si:in"s an.'l 2 daus. A s. \\y\., liv.s in Coeynuui'.-, and i>
fath.'i'of L. C. Tuttb' of X. Y. C.
Bostwbdi Tuttle m. Nov. C. 17ss, Luania Ju.Id; res. sonm tine- at I'jyniouth,
<.'.mii
,Ml<! A1'1'ENI»IX.
1; l{\NJJsr,!;v, b. Aul'-. 10, 1780. ~\ ('HAxni.r.i;, b. Api-il s, IT'.U. f!, Pamki.ia,
Maich 8, 17'j;.!. 4, Ksi ukk, b. July -.'(I. IT'Jii. ."3, Ai.r.i.KT, 1>. Jun.' 10, 1,^01.
P,(^st\vii-k iiml l"',.'kirl Tuttlt' wwc brotlicis and liv-i] in \\'inilliaii'., >.'. ^'. Tniuiaii
Tuttle (if \V. was .s. uf E'/ekit'l.
Eli Ti'ttle (iT \^'indlialu was (if a (lilTt-rcut family; jici'. of >«'(ji'wal]<;.
Eunice Tultic in. Feb. r3, 1S2-1, Xathaniul Matthews, Piyui'_'u;]i, Couu.
Maiy 'J'uttb; of the First Eccle<. Soc, X. Hav., d. Feb. o, ls'21, u. 90. |
_ -
TiuMitliv 'rnttle. b. ali'jiit ]7~)'2; m. in S;;lisbury, (Vmn., Hannah, dan. of Xailiaidel ;
and Hanniih (Fitch ) ^Vills]llw, b. Feb. 1-1, 17")7; d. May "^S, lot'O, of t'oventry, (,'unu. ":
ilanuali Fiteh wa.- dau. of Pev. Mr. Fitch (jf Coventry. I
Amy Tuttle, b. March 14, 17G7; living in Wolcott, Ce.nn., 1837. \
Lvdia, dnu. of Abraliam 'J'little, b. Nov. '24, 1718.-7;. JI. /iVc. \
Josejih 'J'uttle, b. about 177o; father of; ], EA'i'iii;i, TrTTt.!-:, whoso sidi. David of
Fih, ^va.s a Union -oh.liei-. 2. David '{'rT'i ..i:, '■ lived uitli Mi'. Cii.wnheart frdin the a. of
7 until 14: then uenr to my ccni'^in, Fred. BaUhvin 'rutth, at Syracuse, X. Y., to h-arn
carpenter's trade: rem. to Cal." 1, PJiUki G., enlisted in Co. E, l>t Ikittalieu Cal.
Mountainiery, .Inue 0. ]s'''j: eji'_'-aged in the Indian ^var ou the Cal. coast: ii;u;-te!'ed out,
at Fert llnmboldt. Jan.- 14, l.^f;.">, '
Fred Baldwin Tutrlc', cnusin of David and r!ephe\v of J(.isi']ih, les. lib: father of
Le.cius 'I'ultltMjf Eureica, Cal.
Thomas Tuttle, e.-t.: !>. about 1725:' migrated, it i'- said, from Cunn., au.d wa> at
Brandon, \'t., with 'lii.imas Tattle, jr., wdien the tirst meetings were Indtl in a mill.
Tliomas, sr., was a miiler; cliih:
L Xathan, <1. in war of 1812: m. 1, </!IAM>i,t;u, whu was liv. in St. Lawreuco
Co., X. Y., isin. 2. Ibi.-AXNA, who d. rtbout 1,'-.71; nn ^Vooster of (Vanwall, Vt.,
andliad: 1, J,>hi} li7,v/r//, res. W.Cornwall, Vt.
li. Jesse, liv. in \'t. in 11'.)^.
Ifl. Jiilin, li\. in \'t. in 17!I8.
IV. Tlnimas.
4. Thomas Tllttlo. TlTe Ba])tist chli. in l^randiin Avas organized about 17Sr),
and the Tuitles ajijiea.r among its iirsi members. " From all that, I can h-arn tins family
was |)rominent in the town and churcl). TliO!;ias, jr., lieing a n:an of gifts and parts,
\vas invited by tlie town (the Ba.jitists li.inii- the rlom-nent sec!) to act as their mini.'-ter.
The name is missing frouL thechh. re,'. n-d after 1702. "' — lire. C. A. Thymus, Pii.--f"r tif tht
Fir^f Bnpt. cJih. in Brititdrni, UtUr to Cumi). Capt. Solomon Tuttle was one of the first
laeinbers. Bev. Thomas preaclied 40 yrs. and was 70 yrs. (jf a. wh -n he d. Hem. about
179H, Smith, wlio d.
I. Xatho.n.
II. Pheb.\ b. July 7, 1777; d. Jan. 20, iNOo, a. 88: m. JMndjis of Orwell. \t.;
he left a tine farnr of 200 acres to his chil. 1, Fj.xatiian. 2, 1'ai iixa. 3, Max-
UAXIA. 4, CASSIXOAXtA. o, I'iltASTfS. G, OjlAXOK. 7, A l.liUlXs' i. 8, ]^IVC>X1A. 9,
ILvuKisox. 10, L<u;KxZ(t. 11, Ai.nxzo.
III. Folly, m. Chamberlain of Monkton, Addi.'^oii Co., Vt., and liad a large-
fam., of whom a dan. in. Bylainl Doton.
]\'. Sarah, in. Turner, and l;ad s. Soi.omox. She m. (2) Biowkins and had
Aj,.M()X and Liama. >>he m. {:]) ■ Byan and rem. West.
V. 'i'lif:pmas, m. Sarah (.'ase.
45. Thomas Tuttle, b. Jan. lo. j7S7. When he wa.-: about 0 yi-s. of a. his mo.
(in a tif) fell witji. him int^i tlu' tire and his feet wer" so Inirned as to cripple him for life.
His mo. d. soon after of le^r injiirie,-. and he went to live with Ins brother-in l;iw.
Chamberlain. Wlu-n only ti yrs. of a. he A\as sent into the wond- alter cows, got lost
and lay on a ledice or' loi'ks all !;i"hf. In tlie moMiimr. h ':iring t]c.' roo.-,1( rs cro\>-, he
f(dl(e'.ed the Souiid an.l f'Mind the m-arest h..u-.e six mib s fr.'in leune. .V moiido\\- that
lie passed througb liarefiio- was 'Mvrr'vl with ;i vvhiie frost. His only cioihir.i;- was a
shiit and trowsers — a rough ex]:erience for a boy cd' six. A neighbor took liim home oiv
Al'I'EN'liIX. 593
lioisol'tick. II.' m. ill T.aiisiii::;-. X. Y.,()cr. 3, lSl-2, Sarah Ca^r, 1>. N. J., May 2, j;'.»0;fl.
Marrli 2;t, IS'Ul; a wnldi ,1 lite df ."i! \ I's. lli^ \va^ Cd vis. a iiicui. (4' llir ]li\]>\ . clili.. iiii.i
was living- in ISTti, in liis Mtli yr. Jle gatlu-rcd inatriials (niolialily Inst) fur a liistcuy
of l'.'<(n<l(>ii,
I. IMiclie, Nov. o. iSi:',: m. Maicli 1, 1812, .Tolni P. llopliius.
II. .\nn, Au-i-. 12, IM."..
III, Na(liaii,"SL-i)t. 2i.i. isl',); ,Ua. of J^apt. clili.; n-s. :\Ioravia, ('avn<:a C.i., N. 1.;
in. 1-Vb. 27, ]S:]U, Bctsev Iloi.kin.s; cliii.: 1, .Mkkcv, Dec. 22, IKY.); d". Mairli 2, ISIO.
2, Edo.M! a., Oct. 2n. is.Vj. '
IV. ('as(>, Oct. 2o, 1^21: rem. ahoiit l>^(iG, to \\'is. ami d. tliero Oct. l:!, ISl'.S: u
i!i(_iu. Moth, clili. ; 111. A.iit;-, 2N. IN-i"), Saiali J, 0^\tiis, h. April 10, lN2'). in Uonssila''!'
(V>. 1, ('ii.\ui»A., num.; a day lahorrr; mciu, Mttli. rhli.: iivc< witli his mo. in
Sparta; b. Jun.' 2fi. I'-IT. 2, F. Ji.vxuoi.rii, .Uilv 1, IS.iD; res. hi ai-, ,Mmisnn Cu., Wis.
a, Xatha.n i;., >hiv 28, ls,-,4; (h Julv y, ING.'j. 4, A^.U),v .h, March 10, 1S,;7: d. Jun.-
21, lS(;.j.
\'. M(M'-y, Sept. 8. 1817; m. Josliua Mc-t/.-vr, Oci. 31. 1810; rfs. (irulon, X. Y.
A'l. (/liai-'.-s, 1>. .Iiii)('22, ls24; wmuu h'd at (ifttysh^iridi and d. in ho-j^ila]. Ncwaih,
X. J.. March 14, isijl; On. ui Indian Mound Ccm. ; "in. I>rc ;U, 184o, I )iana C'ldlin.s <.f
Muravia, X. V.
VII. ^^■iUialu. .Tuly 2^!, h^O-'h m. .Tuly-28, 1S.')1, Oiivia (Jihsnir. 1, L.vrirv A., Jnly
28, 1N.')2; ifs. (ii'nton. 'i'ompl/ois ( 'o. , X. V.; I'ainicr.
VIII. John Civ:,-, Vv\,. 2li. 1-2-^; m. Ftd.. 8, 1^!!!. l.urinda (iihhs; ros, Locke, C'ayutra
('o.,X. Y.; f.tiiicr; incm, ,Mcth. i hli. 1, S.VK.vi! I 'KLl'iilM-;, Muv 14, 18o0. 2, C'liAiti.KS
(il,F..\, Jan, 11, lS.-)7; d. I'Vb. 4, IS.'.O.
\X. Alndra, May 21, ]s:;n; d. (.>ct. 7, 1s70; m. Oi-t. 12, hSlO, IJcnj, Waiisur.
X. ICciscv, .Juiir 2o, l'>:;2; re.s. Scijiio Center, X. V.; larnicr; ni. ttt Aulniru, X.
Y., Sept, 27, iHii), Addle Oakley.
Abigail Tnttle, m. Joy, g. of Joy liishup, 1>. Oct. 22, 1745; d. in Xo. Ilav., Conn,,
June, 18o7.
I. Mislia Hi-hop, ni. S;dlv Hlanchaid. 1, S.\T,i,V. 2, S.\ml"KI,.
II. Mabel Bi.shi.p, m. KhIaVi Wolcott. 1, Lf( Y.
III. Jny Bi.shop, b. Xov. 11, 1772; in. Abijiail make.^Iee.
IV, Abig-ail Bisliop. m. James lleatt)n. 1, Is.vac. 2, Jami-'.s. o, Jf.'.il's, ni. Sally
Todd. 4, .iii.iA. m. Li'vereJt Fro-t. 5, A lur; Art,, m. Jnlius 'I'nTtle. (», Ou[;i>- (_>i;son.
V. Peiiiua Ih.shop, ni. John Koss. 1, RAruEL. 2, Pkmxa. 8, Joiix. 4,
I'AC iii:r,.
VI. Stei»hi'n i;i-liop. m. Pidly Wood.
VIP Piah Pishop, d. Feb. 2;->. 18i;4; m. Content, dau. of Seth and JeminuL Tuttle
Blakeslec, b. Sept. 24, 17!t:-i; d. Pec. 2r,, 1S4S; 8 chil, [4],
VIII. P.-icli.d Bishop, d. Oct. 21. 18(17; m. Silas Barnes. 1, Hr.NKY, in. iru-hnrd
AVilson. 2, Jri.iA, m. Daniel Smith. •>, ]']i)\VfN. 4, I.'.vcHKr,. 5, Alvah. (i,
^VIr,LKT. ■; . Xanca'.
IX. Chaunccy Bisliop.
3. Joy Bishop, b. Xov. 11. 1772; d. 18.-,.^); m. Abit;ail lllakeslee.
I. Almira, b. 1),'C. 20, 1707; d. June Pi, ]8()1.
II. P.dinda, I). Jan. 10, 17011; m. Feb., 1S17, Marvin Ford. 1, LorisA, 2, Kax-
POM. o. Isaac'. 4, !!n.\A\A. 5, F'li-wiN. G. Ihtos. 7. AmoAU.. 8. Ai.i.kn. 1),
MAr.lI.LA.
III. Channcey Bishu]), b. Sept. 2G, PSOI; d. July 10, 1847: m. Xov. ):',, 182",
Seiutintha Stearns, p SKMANruA A., .lune 10, P^24: m. Sept. 11, IsJo, P.-rr\- Pariicti.
2, Ap.ioaii, M.. Xev 2S. 1S2."); 111. July 4, 1S41. .b.sepb lO.^s. :], Saiia A.', May 10,
1827; m. .Mandi 2s, Isp^', .\ .-ba Pice.' 4, CiiArvri'.v M., F.b. 21, 1^20; d. Sept. 24,
ISlil. .'), (K'.s. M., Mar.di 17, 1n:j1 ; d. Xov. 0. IS 10. G. S.vik.m C , Vvh. :>, l-<:i:\[ m.
Mareh 22. 1^:,.^. Marv Bishop. 7, Paxsom I., FiJi. .'!. is:i.") S, Bi:iii: A . .Ian. 21, 1S;'.7.
0. Skth M, Apill s, 1>:;o. 10, X ath \n A., .\].ril 20, p;)-.'. H, Oi,i \ i: A. , Jan. 81,
1S4.P 12, .V.Mi.- P.. Julv 14. 1S17. i:;. Ciiatn. r.v M., Aj.iil 2.-). ISoii.
IW Plana, b. Pec. 2, Is'K!; d. Pec, S, 1S41: m. P; c. 2. 1^21, Xeliemi.ah ]-;ian< hard.
1, P(>Y.\.I, C. 2. Ai.MiKA p. ;i. Mii.i.AKli. 4, .Vr.J'rAii,. o, n!;iM-., d. .\piil. iNo7.
V. Klson. b. An-. 2^, isoii; n,. X,.v. i'.t. ls?o, Xancv B-iibci. 1, Dai',, b. F.b.
P\ d. FeP 2-';, I--;!. 2. I>\r., b. and d. .inm- in, ls:;2. :',. ih.Miv Sei:Nc;;i:. b. July
28,1888. 4, Xan'cv Ft.viiiA, May 17, ls;!.y ."j, Simi.o.n M m.inn.v., b. July 2 7, 1>^;'.7.
69i Al'l'EXDJX.
G', Makv Abk; \[r,. 1). .lulvlG, is;!!); .1. April -iii, isll. 7, Nv] itan Edwin, Jim.- 19,
1844.
VI. AlMC-ail, h. D.-c. ](',, ISOT; m. Darius Ballon.
\l\. .1ov,'l). Fol.. -iS, ISiiK: (1. June 8, ISIO.
VIII. Atirilla, h. Jan. o, ISUl; m. June lil, 1S;J4. Xatlian Balli.u.
IX. Joy 4t]i, 1>. Fcl). 12, ISl.K in. lilio'la St.ains, ]>. .May l.-j, ISOO. ], Cykkn'A
MOKRi.s, b. June Hi, ly:.M. 2. Al"i;il,l,A S., March ."i, l^:l>f. A. \.K>\]yx }{., i^v]n. 16,
1840. 4, Louisa E., Julv 17, ISlv'; d. May, ls.'i7. o, -Mai:y A., S.pt. IS, 1S44. 0.
AiUGAU. K., Mmv 10, 1S47." ',, Ji'V otii, Nov. 1, lylS. S, Lk Hoy, June 2, ].^.')1.
X. Seth, b. Sept. 1!), ISIS; m. June S, 1S4-2, Eunice Blakeslpe. 1, ClaHA. 2,
Inf.. d. ISor).
XI. Ahnira. Autr. '^o. 1^18: d. Ort. 8, 18-?2.
XII. Phebf, b. Uct. :iO, IS'Jd: ui. Xov. S, Is^O, Alnnz,) llleks. 1. Xklson, March
25, ISll. 2, Jasi'KU, Aul--. ir). 1843; d. June 1, ISH. ;-!, Diaxa, Dec. 4, 1845. 4,
JuT.irs, Feb. V.K ]-is. r),'^JlAHUii;T, Dec. 2o, 1649. (J, Kuir., F.b. 1.-,, l;35-?.
XIII. Bede. b. M;;v4. ISCo: HI. March 31, ISPJ, l>ai,iel Ilick.s. 1, CouoKl.iA, April
2, 1843. 2, Ekos, Dec. 21, 1849. 3, F};a.\cei,ia, May l.j, ls,-,-j.
6. Steplien Bishop, d. 1873 at Keadsboro, Vt., a. Oi ; u great bee hunter; never
sick until he d.; va. Pollv Wood.
I. Urial, b. June' 12, 180."); d. Xf.v. 10, 1844; ni. May, 182.'), Eunice Bice. 1,
IXF., b. Pec. 20, d. 1837. 2, STHi'iti-.x Otu,-, May ID, lv?ri: d". July 2'J, 183V. 3. (ii:o.
H., Oct. IT), isai; d. June o, 1852. 4, Ai.mit.a. Sept. 25, 1833. 5, ^\■M. Kii.FV, Aju'll
22, 1835: Tn. June 15. 1850, Caroline Mansfield. G, Dam/> (.). , Jan. 22. 1837. 7, Damei.
O., Nov. 12. 1S3S,
II. ilsih.-r, Julv 27. 1808; m. ?vlarch 13. 1834, Darius Ballon.
III. Daniel, March io, 1S12; ni. Xov. 20, 1S34, Piiilena Siallord.
IN'. Amos, Julv 4, ISM; m. Ocu. 1S3S, Sarah Uillnj..
V. Inf., Jui;e'l4, 1817; d. June 14, 1817.
VI. Marv, June 24, 1819; d. Any. 22, 1S22.
VI 1. Kaciicl, Mav22, 1822; d. Oct., 1S23.
Vill. Laura D., July 9. ]s25; d. Xov. 2, l8."-)4; in. Jan. 1, 1845, Hosoa Ballou.
JoIjII (?) Tuttle, h. abiuit 1730; said to have been ot'JIaddain, Conn.
1. AViijah, ni. Sarah Dean.
II. Sulouiou.
III. John.
IV. .\bnei'.
V. Mary.
1. Abiiah Tuttle, m. Sarah Dean. He emigrated from Conn, to Stillwater, Sara-
toga Co., X. "^ .. about 1775, and d. in "Wilson, Niagara Co., X. Y.. 1833.
I. JaTues, Feb. 12. 17811; m. I>-tsey (ileasiui.^
II. Bet-cy. d. 1853 in Fenner, Madison Co., 2n. Y. ; m. Philo \Vhite of Whitestown;
(2j Levi .Munger.
III. Abner, ni. McCracken; has s. Wit.T.iAAr.
IV. E-ther, 1). Feb. 24, 18(i0; m. Oct. 20, 1S23, Jo.-^eidi ^Vingate, b. in Xew ]lani]i-
shire, Julv, l7'.M: d. 1S70. 1, .Mahia, b. Dec. 9. 1824; d. .•\prir22, 1853,; ni. \Villiaiu
I'billi]!.-. "2, Ai.KicED S., 1825; d. July 7, 1800, in Fall Biver, Mass.; in. Sarah Ehey,
and had one child, Mnvi-f, v.ho lives with Mrs, AMngate. 3, Ouanvij.i.k, b. Jan. 10,
1832; d. a. 3 mos. 4, Cojjnki.ia, Ajjril 23, 1834: d. a. 3 nios.
V. Abby, d. in Canida, X. Y". : •' n. very interesting woman;" m. George I'avis, and
had two ( hil. * 1, Chaiu.es. 2, JAVfES.
VI, William, res. AVallaceburg, Wavne Cc, Mich. •
VII. Elias.
Vlll. M.'iria S., Mn.rch 1^;, 1802; m. -Tan. 21, 1824, in We.-~tmorehuid, Cbauncey Bob-
inson; he d. Oct. 17. 183t;'. l,EAi:i.K A., Sept. lb, 1^25; m. ],ucinihi Ilcriwell; res.
Marsliall, Mich. 2. CAitor.TXK, Au^-. Is, 1S2:; m. .April 27, 1^4S, S. C. (irecnland: res.
Cazenovia. 1, A^n-dui J/., March 21. Isp.). 2, Dhronl /J.irl, ,();:{. IH. Is51. 3. BV"/--?/;
B>;rl, Nov. 10, ISCO. 4. /■-/•-//(/.: Jiolu/n^o.,. Feb. 11, isr,:. :i. ll\u!;v J.. Oct. 0, 1>27;
lunn. ; res. Kansas. 4, Xkttie E., S(>pl. 29, ].s31; m. Sep:. 23, is,";:;, J(;hn 11. Swiet-
land. 1, Jciiiiii (J., Jan. 2"'>, ls57; res, Saginaw, 3iich. ,"i, .\mo< S., .\pril 21, 1833: m.
iHc. 2i\ I'-O"'., J,.-.-pbo!c CMttr--H: ch;!., .ai"e s. and ere d;.u,: r. -,. ^,:o-ii.e City, .Mich. G,
Jennie' A., N(jv. 18, 183i): d. 1^09; m. July 10, is.'jS^ in ]',abh\ i; - \ ill-, X.' Y., M.-i'cus
D. Nichols. 1, Wi'J-onii Jf.. b. July 30. 1802; re.-,, lierniua, St. Lawrence Co., X. Y.
IX. Bradford, res. <.)>hHWa. Ontario Co., C. W.
Al'l'EXDIX. 59",
Jl. Jranes Tllttle, b. ¥<■]>. 1?, ITSU; rem. fiom Stiliw. to \\'c.stniorc]:uiil, (Mm idn
■Co., N. \., in 1S12, tlieu to (.'amilhis, ()ni)U(l;i;r;i To., X. V., ;hm1 d. -Ian. '2(), ]SM;: iii.
1709, JJi-tsey (i'h'a-<')ii; slu; d. -M;u-cli. ]N.V.l: rhi]., lsi and 'M b. in Saratoga, u.-xi 4 1). iu
Whitestoun, N. V.. tlir rest in Caniilhis, X. V.
I. Josifili, 1>. June 2, IMK); n.s, C'oldwat.j-. Mi.-li,
. 1). llrnn, b. July 7, IfciO'.^: ni. Ja.n, ];!, bS-J."i, A'lndia ]\>ck ; ivs. 11011-' Isb', Onou-
ilagaCo., X. \. 1, B>:tskv K., 1). Juno ]]. 1H-J7: m. b'^;i7, Williaui X.-well; (V?) Miles
Fisk, Aug.. ls.-)7; res. Adrinn, Mich. i. by 1st m.: 1, AdiUmi ./. . Jan. M. Iv-lS; m.
July 4, 187U, in ('(.on Co., 111., Mary l^i?.sel"l; res. Lanioiu,, lil. 2, Clarctwc II. , May 24,
IS.Vt). 2, (/VNTIHA J.v.NK, Juin- 27,"ls;>ii: 111, I>ec.. lSij;5, Johu D. SaiTord; .y. /. ; res. hclle
Isle, N. y. 3, IlKi.FN .M.\Li>, Mav Is, IS-iS; m. June S, 185S, Sanruel l^irsons; re.s. Belle
Isle. 1, Mii'irir,' Tiittlp, March H, IN.")!!. 2, >■,<///»,■/ 11., June 21, ls(;y. 3,' J.//,;t' J.,
March l:j, 1S(l'^ 4. IIknrv, May 2o. Is44: drowned June ]."), is-^iO.
III. Mine!', M.\)., Aug. to", 1804; d. l-'eb., Is.jfj; resided at Hull's Corner.s, Oswego
Co., X. y. ; had \'.ife and G cliildien, all deceas(.-d.
ly. C'ar.)lin.\ Dec. 22, 181); ; res. NN'eedsjiort. Cayuga <'o., X. y.
\. Elias \\\, May 5, ]S10, lawvt-r and banker; res. Cincinnati, 0.; "a man of
fine abilities imt ^ad hisrory," says Miss (rreealand.
yi. Cliarles, June 1, "l!sl2; "res. Tainted post, Cheinung Co,,X. y.; ni. Ajiril 11,
1;>)!J, at Caiuilhis, M.dis.sa U'e.st. b. A]iril 11, islD. in ii.,rlliern ]iart of Mass. Shed.'
ly");J, at Hawley, Ma->s. He ni. (2) Mai\ X. Chiik. Oct. l"), is.")!;, b. (.'reenlleld, Mass.,
:»lay 24, 1829: r.w.ved, 1871, to Lotlus. /." b\ 2d in.; 1, C\'..\\\^.\< Ki.wi:,- Ci,.\i;k, Sep:'.
21, 1857.' 2, Fi:t;i)Ei!KK IIknj'.v, Oct. 21, i8o9. ?,. I)oi;a Voi.vst.v. Feb. 17. 18(jl. 4,
Bykox Duaxj:, Fel). 2o, 18(;4. '>. Clai;\ Eij/.ABEur, .\i)ril 9, isijs.
yil. Sarah Ann. March fi, lsl4; m. Buiifh; ns. .Monleiw, hA.
yill. ]':sther Ann, Au._^ 19, ISKi; 111. Charles Weed; res. Weedsport, X. y
IX. 4'run:an. M.D., K.-b. s. IM'J; res. l-Jodiuau, X. Y.
X. Ja.iues, .lulv 1, 1S22; d. S'-jit., Istid.
XI. Ira. :\lav o', 1820; d. Xov., 18:J4.
Jaine-- 'i'uttle rem. fnun near >birriston, X. J., to (Tcorgia, thenc<- to Kentui;kv abt.
ISlO-l.j; had three sous. 1, Soi.oNioN, ui. and had family. 2, Xai han, m. and jiad
.several daughters. o, Isaac \\'AS]nx(/r(i.\, living in 18;0 and kept a hotel at Wavnes-
burg'-, Lincoln Co., Ky. ; has large family; one of liis sons is a jiolii-f jud^'e iu Siielbv
City, Ky. ; an exeelleut otiicer, citizen ami man.
Charles F. 'J'utih- of X. y. C. was a i/ieut. in C. S. Xavy, 182^ to 18:jS. (his farher
Avas a Cai't. in F. S. A.); m. Sarali A — — , who re.s. 11-1 Camp st., Xew Ork-ans, La.,
and liad Charles F. Turtle, a wood engraver; res. X. O. : m. and has son ChailV-s f'
Tuttle, :J2d, now, 18s2, ou training .->hip "Tennessee," at I'ori Monroe. Capt. Tuttle
had son Harry It. Tuttle; res. Ny. Kurland, yt.
yinceiU Tnltle of IloHaad Latent, Oneida Co., X\ T., lias celebrated his 90lh birth-
day, lie chi.pjjrd Avood in 1MJ9 ou the sile of ihe p.ro.-ent city of Syracuse and visitttl
BnlTalo in 1S14 and was there \\h,-n the l>ritisli attacked the town, lie is a de.scendunl
of Johu Tuttle, one of the Pilgrims. — ?,'( itwjinji' r.
pKViw UK 1>aM]:l TiTTiJ:;.— Just beb. re going to press wo learn of tlie deatli of
Daniel Tut;le, klsq., one (.4' the oklest and most highly esteented citizens of Leading,
Sclniyler Co., X. V. He had I'm' several years been slowly failing in health. On Sat-
urday night he received a stroke of paralysis from the elfects of which on Jiis already
enfeebb'd constitution lie died on \Vedue.-day morning. 9th inst. Leceased was born iii
Jioston, 179L and was con>e(juently iu liis .soth year. He was a man of hiirh attain-
ments. Leci'iving a libera] education in his youth and keejiing u]) his favorite st udies
iind readings almost until tiie l<.-,t, he was perhaps the most highly educated and one of
the best informed, men in the county. His long life was om- of Va re usefulness to the
community iu w4iicli his days \vere ;.assed, and one which vieweil as an entiretv, is
unblemishi-d l)y inconsistency of a.uy kind. He was oni' ol' the jiicmeers <jf this'sec-
tion and was a Cfiteuiporary and friend of Or. \yafkinv, the fi.irinder of this viiiau-e. His
elder son, Adrian 'i'uttle, f.s.p, is the present Super^ ism' of Le:i,!ing. His vouni'-er s'Ui,
S. Watkins Tuttle, L.-q., is a jiracticing ationcy iu Xew Voik. 4'he fuiiei.al s.uvicr.s
will lie In Id ai the re.-.idence of his .--on, Adrian Tuiiie, iXip . in Leadin;;. on fMdav, Nth
inst., at 11 o'clo<4c and at Si. Jame.^' clinrcli, Watkin-. X. \., (of wliich the dec'ea.sed
was a member) at 12 o'clock m. — J-\b., isTG.
59G Al'PEN'DIX.
JainiA-- 'I'nUl.-, jr.,m. Ai.ril :3S, 17.10, Mnrv I'urrill ..f I'..i-tI;ii!(I , M. . , ;u„l },ju_l ^on
liiinili, ]'. (if .laiiif.-., f. (if (iiii. .!;uii.-s .Madi^na Tunic (if l>cs Mdiiirs, l()\sa, \^lm coin.
tliP 2d Iowa at capturf (jf Furt J)oiialsi)ii. Alter tlie win- In- was l)riii. Can. fur Ciov. df
Iowa and reod. a!>t. S3,0IJIJ \i.itc.s. Tin; family tradition is tlial tlicv (!r,-,ccn<l fi-om \\'illiaiii
Tiittlc of Nrw Haven.
'I'lie rt-ill of tli(> late .Tani.'d ■J'uttle, d. abt. ISSt), of l^-ston, disposes of ^-381, ()0() in
specific bequcsi>, among- tlieni s,7."(,<j00 to liis niuce, Mrs. Walter ]$roekett, \vf. of the
well-known artist.
Sylvester Sniitli 'I'uttle, h. in Lyon Co.. l\y., Ajiril .'), ]S:SI; s. of Kzra and Keliei-ea
Allison I'-air.-liiid Turtle; ni. at Tieiir.ju Falls l>ee. o, ISC.j, Sarali Sal>iiini, dau. of Alxd
Leavenworth; (dui-ated at llini'sliLirj.;h and at Mrs. ^\'or(•ester's school, B^iiiington, \t.,
and lilenvvo id"s Ladie.- Seni. at West Bratilelioro. Uefore m. she tnut;hi music at
Trenton, llei.-a horticulturist; res. lMea--<uif Bridpfo, nenr Cailisle, 111. >o chi). hut
adopted <;eo. Win. Townsend, b. Carli.sle, Nov. 8, 18G!).
About the year IT^t) ]iersons of the Tattle name settled in Montague, Mass., anionr;
the first thei'e. The orii^iaal n.ame of Monta^^ui.' was Hunting- liiUs. In H^llu mj' ,<; ]]i.it..
of Wt/^fofi, M<'S-s., it is related that Kiiene/.'-r 'I'mrle an<i his faihev were out on a lumt-
infj ex))cditi(.)n and e'ot separated. After awhile ih.e son s^eiu;'- a motii:)n anx.uii:- the
Inislies and iuppo^.i:lg■ it to be a bear, shot and killed ]n:< father.
»
Marv Tattle, m. Xov. ]S, 1831, Amos, s. of Daniel and llai'iaet Cutter Burhecl^, !>.
Jan. ]i;,lblO.
Benjajnin TuttlO, b. about 1770-r): rem. fro;.] a ]il3ci' in Pa. about -!(l miles
from Pittsburt;:, to (irayx.n I'o., Ky,, about isno; m, llriimah \\'ilson of a familv from
A'a.; res. sometime at Pliilpot's Station, h'y.; faiiuer and cabinet nud<er; d. on a visit to
Ills friends in Pa., about lSi)7.
I. Williauj Wilson, b. Sept. .T, iSd.j; farnuu- of I'necltcn ridge Co., Ky. ; m. IV-c.
25, 1831, Xancy Burch, a s.is. oi lion. Xoble Burch of Kv,. rem. from Md. 'l , Si.xoij-:-
TON, b. Feb. 26, 1832; d. Sept. 8, 1831. 2, Bi:.n-j.\.\[in,' b. .Jalv 13, 1n3-1; d. Aul.^ 2s,
I83i). 3, Maky Ellbn, b. Sept. 8, I83i). 4, Jokn Wiosu.n, b." .M;uch o, d. April 3,'
IbiSy. 5, .l.-VMKS F., b. Dee. -^3, Ls-iO; d. Sept. 20. jMi2. (j, ^Vll.l,I.■VM A., b. ,lan. G,.
1842; d. Sept. 4, 1.^70. 7, IIi:m.i;y Vj., b. Jan. '). d. Oct. lb, l.sp-,. s; ('L.^mssA F..\
b. Oct. ',, ]&W. Sb Fh\.\, Ks M., 1). Mar.-h 19, 184!J. 10, (.To. ^V., b. Aug. 28, d..'
Sei)t. F7, 1801. 11, IJiriiAKl* M., b. Uci. lU, IS.",.!. 12, J.\m.;E., b. June 4, 1857.
II. Jolm, b. Jan. 20, lfc07; m. 1S35, lihoda Preston, who d. Au!;. 2b, l^^TO; farmer.
1, \V.\i. lbn;Ki<T, of Delancy, Ky. ; cari>enle.' on K. P. P. J;.; m. Susan \\ il.sr)n. 1,
J'.'n. 2. /•;/;,'- ,e'. 3, /•'/■'/•//"•,'. "lie lias b.M.ji tliree times in. 2, Joii.\' FUA.M-K.rx,
inerchaiit; ni, 181)3. Fannie UTiittinehiH. 1, Li-i//,i.->, b. Xov. 28, b'-'flf). 2, Anna Lcni,
h. 1809; d. Aug. 5, b87u. 3, Joseph Pkkstox, d. Ocl. 5, bSG5.
The first kno^vn ancestor of tin-- family below is said to liave been of Maryland.
One of his sons liveil in Ivy., and afterwai'ds i-emoved to \'a , and liad: 1, Jdiix. 2,
Bir,sox. 3. Cii.rix. 4, 'Iho^fas; the two last rem. to Mo. TJLonnis (4) m. and had
\Vm. and Jolm; b.)th d. unin.; J.imes, \\'arreu, Marv an<l Martha, who allni. and ha.d
large }aiuilies.--J/.r,b., (Juk T. IhnrUij 122 Ihnjhton. JSi ., ]inst,,ii. Musa.
Enoch Tuttlc, drojipied dead in the road Xov. 5, 1S27; m. lilKi, Ila.nnali Si'(dev
cd' <)iange Couni> , X. \., b. Dec. y, 1773; d, .\nu-. 15, ls24. His sen, Lucius S. Tutile
nl \\ dliaiii-on, Wayne (.■.i., .\ . Y., thiidcs Knoeh must ha^•e left houn- in .Maiyhuid while
ycmn.g. He had a i;o(id eduealion and taught schi;(4 in Pa.; ^vas gone several }(.'ais, and
Avhen hc> let uijn'd ids faihe;- had renamed, and thus weie lost to each otler. He stud,
medicine with Dr. (iray of bnadilla; not liking th(> lni>iiiess he became a hitul suive_\or,
"at N\ lii'-h lie w<is \ er\' ;',i'od ;" iJu!.;
1. Ltteius S., b.'jaty 11, ILi;'; m. Feb. 12. lS2i;, \'ashti Hayden (if Sodas, X. V..
b. Oct. 31, i;si:i. 1, Ci.ASDiL s .M., b. .Maoii ','.1, Is-.'ii; m. X((V. Ill, 1S51. Ann Andri'ws
of Sodus, b. .Xov.. 1S37. 2, V.\sirrr, b. .Xj.ril 2, 1S32; m. Dec. 27, is.Tl, Pcrrv Almv of
William.-on, and !cei a ii:,ii b. ( te; . , 1 s(;3.
11. -Mar.ii-:, b. ;;rpt. 2:1, b-O); d Sel)t.20, IsOl.
111. William James, Se[ii. 11, P^OJ; in. Feb. 11, 1S2'J, Fveline ILivden of S(_Mius;
APPENDIX. 59'i'
cLiMivn: 1, Wai.i.au: W., .U.ly 9, ]s;3-2. 2, Ki.knnoi; D.. S^pi. 9, ISW. a, Emma
A., Sept. '.".),' 1^;!^.
l\. Miirciis S.. (iniwn.Ml in l.iik.' Ontarii), An--. ',^1, l^'-^i.
V. .lulia, M.-iv l:J, Isld; ni. IMD, Julius llui'-,<:-iii-- nf .ALnrinn.
V]. Abl.v, A^:L^ 1, IM"): <1. ''aii. :-;i, ISlT.
A'll Mvroii 1). ,I;in. (>, ISH; d. of .■(,ii-miip'ion. ]"cli. It, ls:j<t.
A'lll. J.ilm L.. .'ulv 1, IM!): m. M;uy E. rerkiu< of Osw,-;,., X. ^ . 1, MviiuN A.,
h \priri9, 1S44; 111. .Xnv. IS, ISds, Fruiiccs Sntli'Tlaiid. 2, l[i:.\);v A., 1.. N.'pt. 19,
ikily, in. ISH'.). Aniaiid Curjit-uter. o, llEi.KN A., twin with 4, Mai;v E., Aprils, 1840.
5, .Toiix P., Got. 2!i, IS.jG. G, Wm. a., All--. 12. Is.V.t.
Danlfl r> Tutilo 1'. 17^4: bv traililidii (l',.-:<crn(l.-il fir.in .lulm 'I'litliill (T,. 1.); lived in
Wostininsi.T aii.l Saiifl-r-ivr, Vt. ; m. Sarah, da.u. of Luke Stioii;;, a ))!ni,;in(iit hiwycr
in Vrr-onncs, Vt. Mr. T. ]fiii. to Smith. r;i IIL to a lilart^ now known a.s '1 ulhdl's
I'rairi.'iii .l;,rks,.ii Co. 'Jdn- town wa^ nanii-.l V(>rirfnnc.s liy .Mrs. T. Mr. 4\ wa; one ot
th<' oldest -.■ttU'V:- in 111. and iierhajis the most jmnninent in iliat j^art »i \\v state. He
prepared liiniseli' for an Ej-is. clerayniaa. but on account of poor he;dth enyauci. in
fanning on thai beautiful and fruitful lU'airie. lie was P..>tina-ter at \ ergenne.s for
numv vrs ■ his house was the resort of nuuiv di.-tinsruished men, .-^uch as Lmeoai, .Judge
Rreese Im'sIu-p Chase, ]). !.,. Phiriijw, .lohu A. Eogan and many oth(.-rs. Ih.s son,
RiC[f\Hi) S 1. \ov , 1S41: e-rad. Midillebury Col.. Vt.. ISOM; one of the lirst three of
his class and' as .-ueh winning the Plu Beta j.iu; enlisted same year as a jirivate, but oil
reconunendati.)n of Cen. J. A. Logan and (fov. Piair <d' .Mich., Avas aj.pt. a Eieut. in
DeGolver's Patierv and was three times promoted: he was in the .Merrdian, Atlanta iind
other <-am].ai>-ns."and his ndliiarv merit i.s attested h> his membeivhip in the order of
the Loval Ee-iou: he re.sii:-ned."lsir): stud. Law. adn/nted to the Par at Nashville,
Temi in ISHiC and practiced tlir. until I-m;;; Attorney (ienei.-.l ot the XashvilleC ircuit,
1S(h-70; in )sT2 he came within 20 vote- of an eh.-ction as Pep. Pres. Elector: he was
appt 1)V (iov ];rowiih,\v state diivcKir of .several railroads; he rem. to Chicago, IS, 8; in
lS74'oppt As>isi Citv Attornev; elected Citv Atty. of Cliicago, isiri, by H.ddO majortry
and re-elecle<l tw,i vears later bv a still lar-er majority; lie ^^ a> a .--lalwart and one jd
the immortal nO.) in the National Convention: his wf. d. about lS,;:i: ht in. (2) IS,*
llattie dan. of Edward McKev of Jam-ville. \\\>.—Sprip!/j!^J<!(P'.) .V"'' ./■>>'r,,nL
3)iss Laura Tuthdl of iHigiioin, 111., is a cous. of Coh Pichard; also Mrs. Ann Eliza
Valbiidge of Cairo, 111.
Tsiael Tuttle h. in X. .T.; rem. to Pa., thence to <dtio, ahout 1S12; had six or more
clul of Avhom H lived in Canada. A dan., Soimiia, m. Brad.lp.iry, and luel 8 chil.
some of whom re-'. P, \\-a-hin-ton Co, Pa.: also a son, Winr.tAM, who res. m la. aim
a hon Isi:\Ki wbo m. Marv Maitiu and luid lU chil. b. in Pa., viz.: 1, jL'rlm. ~,
EiUi-'-i ;! /'/.•.,,■'„/■;, .] jn/.,, .-,, Jf:;!l!. 0. J/eV'^e', aUd.c. 7, ;C//('.'//'/r. living 111
New- Vernon.' P~a., 1S72. ' .s, .lA'ry, do. 9, 7;///e/. re:s. Koscville, 111., who com. this
record. lO, June, res. Wasliiiigtoii Co., Pa.
Pandoljdi Tuttle of P-rooklvu, X. Y., d. Oct. 3. 1S7(3, a. Co. 1-aving fami_ly in d.^sti-
tution and unable to burv him deceiitlv; he was a volunteer and si'rved m a X. ^ - Pfg^-
Jn the M.'xican war. in ail the principal batih-s and proved him.-ell a gallant soldier.—
X. Y. :<'Ui.
\bbev Tuiile, m. Ihv. Samuel lleaton, b. i.rob. abt. 17:10; was a minister in Cape
Mav Co "X .1 in 17o'J- rem. thence iu 1700 with .Jedm Teiry ini.) Downe lowiisinp.
Cumberland Co.'. X. J., whei- he ministered until 17tl!; In- d. Dec, ]si:-!; thev had 10
- chil. These m. ie.to the families of (/olsou. Peeve, Lore, (iarnson, Clark Coo.c.^ Jylin.
son, Terrv and Kelsev, ami were progenitor.- of a nnmeious peojde.— ij'Te, /■ .s y/i-v/.
coii. of y. J.
V Joseph or I'aniel Tuttle, set. in Danbv, Vt., lu'ob. b. about 1740; m. Patience
Bull and hadd.Mi. Marv and s. Paniel. 1, Mai;v. m. IPisinL'- and bad s. A'j-'<.'n
lli.i'n,/ who v,-a.- f. of mVs. Laura Earle of Wallingford. Vt. 2. Damki, 'ITrri.K went
to Louville, X. v.; had s. Ihirlu.^-, who lived m Potsdam, X. \., m \xm.—(-"ii>. V 1:.
a. T'lttu'.
.11.2. Sarah Brown, b. Aug. 8. ^^2^' m. April 24. icon J..eph Doolittle, b.
Feb., 11100-7. The published genealogies in relation to ,luse],h P(iobttie s taiiuly au
5
598 ArPEXiux. \
obviously iiic >ri'('(M. ]'''roiii ;i ruiofiil study of all tin- I'tu'ts Icnowii lo nic, I lirlicve lliat ;
Sai'iih l!n)\vn \vas iuoiIkt nf si'veral cliildr'-n of \\lioni wt-ri' J(ir>i-|ili and L%dia, whnst' ]
dosceiuliiats arc given lidow. and that lsa.Hc. l-.riin IT'.M, \vas son of .loscjili, jr.. and ■
grandson of Joseph and Sarali r>r<i\'. n PiKdittlc; Init I am not aUli- nusv to [irove^ it. ;
Anyway the record is not out of ]>lace liei-e as a larice pioporiion of Jns"]di Doolittle'.s j
de.sceiRianis interniurried with ju-oved Tutlle desi-endants in otle-r ItuucIu's. ;
I. Josejil,, 1,. nl.ouT lOy,'; ni. Klizal.elh Holt. ]
II. Isaac. • •
III. Lvdiu. 1... nOl; ni. Kpliraiiu Cook. I
IV. Kaiiirl. i
V. Knos, 1). 1707: d. 17r)(i; in. Mary . 1, Kk/iaii, b. June ^^7, 17-iS! 2. IvATrr- \
Aitixr,, b. Au£,-. 17, i;i!*. o, Joiix, b. "i)ec. Si, 17.")l; d. Julv b, 175G. 4, PAnKXfK, ■••
May 4, IToB. ' \
.11.21. Joseph Doolittle, b. about lOD:.': m. Oct. :>, 17-JO. Klizabetli llolt, b. x
ll)!t5; d. June ."J, 17(;S, a. 13. He d. May 15, MS:',. In 1737 Lieut. Henjainin Hill of i
^^'aHii!gf<.)!■d was aiU'oint'.'d guard, of Isaac a nnnor s. of t/apt. JosejJi I-'iuilitrle. 5
J 1.211. Isaac Doolittle, b. Aug. 18, 1721: d. I^.IO; m. Sarah, dau. of Josiah ;
and Abigail Fredeiick-s Todd. =
1. Sarah, b. 1747: d.. July 21, lSo2, a. (So; in. Jeremiah, s. of Jeremiah Parmalee. i
b. 1744; d. Mandi 24, 177>^, a. :J4; ('apt. in CtA. Ila/,i.'u's vegf.; v/onii led at i'randvwino ,;
and d. of smallpox. He m. U) Jan. 14. 1707, Al)igail Kuss'll, b. 1742: d. Nov. 24. r
1707, a. 2.-|. 1, \Vi:Ay/rnKA, ni. ('apt. Benj. Beecher []>. b>i]. 1, \V!/ihn/i, \>. 1771: d.
Nov. 2, 171)4, a. 23.
II. .Abigail, b. 1749; d. 1704; m. KC^. (.'api. r..-nj. jvjglish [p. lOo].
III. Marv, d. Auii". G, 1700; b. Marcli 12. 1752. •
IV. Ttiaukfnl, b'. Jan. 21. 1754; m. Capt. John Trov.'bridg.- [.11].
V. John 4'odd, b. Mav 2(i, 175(i.
VI. Isaac, b. r,5<^^l; d.'l821; m. 178i» Desire Kellan.y. 1, Haj'JUKT, b. 17S2. 2,
IsA.U', 1784. o, Jri-iA, 1780: m. 18''i'^ Bethel Tutile [p. 72], 4, Ei,T/.Am;TJ[, 1789. u,
Sahah, 17!)1. 0, Joiis, 17i»5; d. 1815. ;
VII. AN'illiam Fredericks, b. .\)>ril 14, 1761. s
Vlir. Elizabeth., 1,. March Ki, l-;05: m. Collins. " \
IX. Mary.
.11.23. Lyclia Doolittle, b. 1701: d. Dec. 25. 1785; a. 84; in. Ephraim (V.k, b.
10;i'.t; d. 177-1, a. 75; tanner. i
I. Marv. b. Feb. lo, 1723; d. same vr. •
II. Man'iiv, b. Dec. 21. 1725; m. Daiiiel Hotchkiss of Clie.shire.
HI. Lvdia, b. .Marcdi 2, 1720; d. Dec. 80. 1753; m. Sept. 20, 1741, Jason Hitchcock.
1, AViij.ia'm. b. Jan.' 2c,, 17 14, 2, Thomas, b. Dec. 20, 1740. 3, Li.Mt ij., b. Dec. 2u,
1749. 4, -Jaso.n, b. Julv 12, 1752. 5, kiiAiiui), b. Dec. IS, 1750. 0, Tiiankkui., b.
March 21. 1701. " \
IV. Mary, b. Apnl 7, 1728; m. John Smith of C. [p. 31]. •
V. E]>hraim. b. .April 7. 173IJ: m. 1752 FJi/.alu'tli Hall. He was a farmer, shoe-
maker and tanner ami d. in C. Jan. 18. 1785), a. b'.i. 1, Lois, b. Jan., d. Nov., Ii53. 2,
Ei'iiiiAi.M, b. 1754; d. Dec, 1704. 3, Lviha, b. Dec. 20, 1750. 4, A\.\a, Feb. 0, 1758.
5, Ui'.UA.MA, b. 1705; d. Dec. 11, 1771. 0, Ci.A!axi).\, b. 17711; d. Dec. 5, 1772.
VI. Tirzalt, b. Oct. 3, 173,3; m. Samuel Smith of C.
VII. Elam, b. Nov. 10, 1735; to. Abigail Hall.
VIII. Elizabeth, b. b'eb. ]0. 1738; m. Ebenezer or Eleazer Brown of C.
IX. John. b. Dec. 27, 173!i; d. in C. Oct. 2, 17U4. a. 25; m. Ubedicnce ■, who m.
(2) Dec. 7, 17(.;0, Daniel Ives. 1, Eioikaim.
X. Merriman, b. 1741; d. in (.'. usnu.
XI. Tliankful.
XII. I'hebe, m. May 4. 1748, Titm.thy Caylord. . •
.11.237. Elara Cook, b. .\ov. 10, 173,5: d. in C. Feb. 3, 1808. a. 73; m. Jan. 8,
llOl, AbiLOiil Hall, who d. in O. Se].!. 20, IMO, a. Si.
1. .Ab-rrinian, b. Xov. 12. 1701; m. .Sally Iha.lb-y.
II. Saiumd, b. 1701; d. Oct. 10. ISOO, a. "37; m. Sue, dau. of Aaron and ?darv Cook,
d. D.'c. 21, is;:-'. 1, <;r.Ai;A, b. Mav 12, 17^1; d. Oct. 2s, IMs; ni. iiMiina Fluiii of C.
2, Sa-MIKO, b. 17M3; Drp. SheiilY; d' i;i ('. I'eb. 1!). I.s5'.i. a. 0-:; m. ]''eb. 17, 1M7, Esther
Curli.s. I, S.'iu'hi. d. y. 2, ;.'.//-/•!' 11., b. Dec. IS, 1823. 3, SA.^[AXl)A, b. Nov. G,
I7S8; m. Dec, 1800,, Silas Curtis.
AITEXDIX. oOO
III. Kstln r, 1). Maicli, 17i'''.); in. Joliii Fmc' of rr(is;i.rci. 1, Si;.\];uiiV Foin), (Jov.
of (). ; in. lliirriet I-'.. Cuolc.
IV. Kplimiin, li. 1 '.•(-. 2\. ITT-"); in. Oct. '20, KIMI, Sully, dan. of Stfi)ln'ii .'Uid SiK-an
Ives of Xoiih Haven; ruii. To J^urton 1814 and d. there .Ian. 'J'.), l.-^fj-l. .Slie d. l>er. -JO,
ISl;}. 1, Sthpiikx I. ('.. -A].ril (_i, ISOO; m. Jan. 1, IS'JS. Lnciii.ia Dudley of No. (iuil-
ford. Conn., and had: 1. J.'>?V""V, Dee. r.\. ]N-:i); <h Mareli J^<. IS;;,-). -J. 'S.,,„. J).. A],v\[
14, 1S3-3. :l J/'i>//i'. Aiiij. 1.^. ]sy,(5: d. Sepr. TJ, ISi,'. 4, (\Usttii,,. Murrh 7, lS-10. 5,
KpJirciin F., Fei>. '21. islo. 2, .Mai:if/i"I'a, Mareli 4. 1802; n.. .lohn F.ldiid'co. B,
rlAKKiF/r, Se]n. '27. IbUl: m. <_)livT .Ma.sti(d<. 4. Svi.i.v, June .}, 1S07. o. .Ii:li.v Ann.
June2T, d. Se].!. 12, INHU. 0. Hoit.xci;, Sept. 1] , ls|l : ni. Dee. 1."), Isl2, Lvdi.i E.
Hickox; re~. I'nirron, n. : and h;id: 1, J/'/'v^v 3'. , J ulv 24, IS 1.-,, 2, ,sW;v//-. Anc;. 8,
ISJU. ;-^, /:,'//-// X, Jan. S, 1nV2. 7 Emu;;!; K. , (Jet. 12. ISD!; ni. A.-^a Cail.^ 8,
Sami.ki,, Dee. ]. isi.",: d. Jr.ne 2j, ISKh 0, L.vvjXA, Auu-. 11, IMl;; d. Juno 24, 1.<.U.
V. i:iain, li. 17^'l; d. .Ma.vcli 17. lT':)u, a. 51: m. ()ei. 20, 1 TUH, IJel.eera ISiadley, h.
1778; d. Nov. ',), 1S2IL a. 51. 1, MaiuT's. July lit, Isim); d. Au-.'. 2. 1801. '2, Kthkl-
i;!-:i;T, Oc\. :]!), I'r^nl ; d. >iai-eh 7, 185:]; ni. }'. San.for.l of Prosj.eei, He d, Nov. 8, 1654.
1. L(iHi\n /•;., Ai.ril 17, l-^oo; m. Carrie Perkin.s Nov. 1-3, ]8(!(t. 8, M.\mA, May '28,
1804; lu. Allen L(ninsViary. 4, Ar.it;Ail,, Any;. 20, 1800; m. Pore/ Sanfnrd of l'roS])ect.
5, l^Kr.KfCA, I\Iare!i 7, ISi"!; ni. Orrin Brooks of Meriihui. 0, I-'mkiim:. 8i",ir. 17. 1811;
ni. C'ha.s. P. Miles of Che.sliire. 7, Ei. s.m, .Auir 15. 1S15; m. Lois, dan. of Jr-.s.se and
Eliza llnnd-^ton of <'he.-.hlre and had; 1, Elh<i\\ ., Eel.. C. 1S.12. 2, Thr.^n A.
VI. ■Jo-e).h 11., t,. Feb. 1. 17S2: in. 17!i! I.ueiuda Hitchcock; rein, to Sharon,
Tlien<-e to EitelitieUi. Ohio. 1, Matu.i.'A, nn lov. (iad Sinitli. 2, Lucivs, m. Cornelia
Sluri^-is.
V^ll. Abigail, 1.. July 10. 17>4; in, Hon. Peier Hit<dicoek.
.11.2371. Ivlorriman Cook, h. Nov. 12, nC!: m. Amr. 8, 1781. Sally, dan. of
Me:.vsand 3I.uy Hradh-y, ^•.■\w d. April 11, 1812; i2) May 2, 1815, PetM^y Huld.aid. He
d. Mav 7, 1857; rei;i. to Hr.rton. O. ; tanner and shoemaker.
i. Jolm, h. Dee. 27, ]7s:2; ni. March. 1804, Mer.sa, dan. ol Josiali and Tlianlzfiil
Smith [p. o4]: rem. to Burton. <)., and d. thoro .March 21, 1848. 1, NAntiv, Auir. itj,
18it5; d. Oct. 2(j, 1800. 2. Hahimi.t Iv , An.i;. 20, 181)7: m. Seahm-y Ford, Oo\-. (,f (Jhio,
b. 1801 [p. ;34]. o, Jo~ia.h S., May lo, 1810. 4, Sam.y H., I'eb. 25, 1815; m. (."eorge
Boughton.
JI. Hiram. March 21. 1784; m. Taninda, dan. of lchabo<l. Hitchcock of C. ; rem. to
Burton, 0., 1815. 1, Sai.i.v A.. July K). 1SU7; in. Paynu.nd (iaylord. 2, Lvima, .Aug.
8. 18l'i; m. Sherman (i'.odxvin. >F iV :!, Ei,r./.A A., Se]it. 8, 1818; ni. Peter Hitclicock,
Esq. 4, SAt;ii,].A. Dec. -JU, 1S27; d. 183:1; m. Pichard Davton.
IE. Eoalma. b. Feb. 24. 17!t2: m. Adojphus Charlton".
W . ]:iea-/ev, b. Aui.^ :]'h 17!!!); m. Maria Pcar.I of Iluutington, Conn.; rem. to O.
%vitli jiarents 18u7. 1, Einz.w.KTU, b. Marcli 24, 18v!0.
Oivox' Tuttlc, from Claremont, N. ]l., to N. Y. state about 171M1; rem. from
I'aiis. Oneida Co., N. Y., to e'oitlaud Co. In 17lis, Oliver, lii.-> son Daniel and perhaps
William, ucnt from i 'iniduMatus, N. Y., and made tln^ !ir>t iinnri'vement near the lioad
of Otisco Lake. Whin- thus eug.ae-ed tlu' fatlier w;is taken .--ick and was taken care of
by Datuei until able ro return to Cincinuatns. It was four years l.efore tlu'-y Avent back
to Otise-o, and then they found .-ev(u-al familiesof settlers then-. Hebuilt the first frame
house, and was the |ir<t Set'ler in Oiiscu. He d. at house of his son \ViHiani, in Free-
town. Coiiland (.'i.i., N. \'., a. 95.
I. William.
II. Oliver.
HI. Daniel, O, t. 5, 17Mt; d. Jan. 4, 1^52; m. Mcicv , b. F. b. 7, 1774. 1, Han-
nah. .^Euvh 22. 1S12; d. Jni..' 20. D.48; m. Mcy, ls:;2. * '2, CO iv] i; M., >;; y 27. 1N14, d.
Aui;-. 5, Isl2; inim. o. I.AtKA, Sejit. 10, UP!; d. June, 1N2: m. Is41. 1, J/..//,-, m.
E!i>hu Stev.iis; je-. Anoka, Minn. 4, JoitA P., July P!, IslO; m. P. c. 24, l.'-42. 5,
ivxAX A.. Xov. 2i;, 1820; d. .lune 24, l.s47. 0, Wii.i.rAM X ., Nov. 25. 1s2S; m. Dec. 27,
1859, Li-.i;:!;. .l;;u. of i'eilev Ihe.ve of Oti<co. He is dea. C.unr. chh at O. , and lias held
several town nliice-^ 1, li nni Wi'lin,,.. Nov. 2, 1801 ; entered Wins. Col., 1881. 7,
Emii.v a., Feb. 2s, \>.?.\; ]... Feb. 14, 1S48. 1, D.irl'is. 2. J/";;v. m. F.nJxs. 3,
En), ml, m. Parue-. 4. Siif'ih, nam. 8, D '.nit's 1).. -Uine 15. 1N:12; d. ■<. !. Nov.,
IN70; m. Julv 5. 1^57. He was T'lwn Clerk of Otisco; .storekeeper in Aubu;u state
p'i.,.n; C. s; f..,v i,> Nh.iVu.l ..f Vr.o -r Dis.ric;,
IV. Puth M., m. Capt. .lame., p.dlield.
y. Prudence, m. Horace K.^liogg of Solon, Cortland Co.. N. Y. 1, STi.i-iii'.N
Kl.l.I,()(n;, l7-\;. . of (/incinnatus.
GOO
APrE.N DIX.
4. Huth M. Tuttle, l'. ChMfjiu-nt, N. II., Ort.l.l, ITTS': was liv. in \Vat(;rtouii,
N. Y., in lt;i;i); 111. Marcli 'Jj, ITl'li, 'l'ln'o|ihih!s. -. ol' Caiit. .lani.s l.'cdli.'ld, 1>. Sa yliro,.!;,
Couu., Aug. C), ]li)'J: (I. in \\'., IS.'iT, a. SS; taiuiiM'; vcs, sonic tinii- in (_'lintnn, Oneida
Co., 2s. v.; i-i/ni. al>nut isiOro ^V. In jslo \\as doa. uf (-'riiii;. olili. lln-ic, \vliiidi \v;is
cliaiiycd to Pn-sb. in ISJl. ^vlll_•u li'_' \va,y (dmsen oiii' ot' it- iMulit iiilin:'- cldci's. (Sec
J['ni;//('s m.-il. iif Jijf. ('<.'. and funeral scrnion l>y licv. Isaac J>rayion, ))iil). in IsfiS.
For .steel porti'ait anil J/'.'- ^.•///(/('t' (-)l' autoyraph C'ii;.';;avc(.l liy A. 11. liitchie, sec Hi'lJiJil
Ccuu'lo'jy.)
1. Sophionia HedHckl. Fcl>. 27, ];-0i): m. Nov.. l^iy, Lciianl Dyer Manslk-ld, h.
1797: rcx W. Ihe tii>t six cliil. h. in l.'odnian, X. Y. ; the ia-d live iu I'n la-,lvi, X. Y.
1, John JjKu.v.M;]), .\ov. 7, In];); road contraeior; res. Nvaid;, N. Y. ; in. -la.n. ^.^. 1X40,
Fitimy A. Starj-; C?) Julia F. Aivlnr. '-?, LidJoV DtJ.ds. July -,'7. 1^^>I; l.'cv.; g-rad.
FniunCol.; many yrs. Pi-es. rd' l'o(d-vhind Female Institute at Xya<d;: iu>\v (1s7(]) cou-
iiectfd with Dearborn Seui., at e"liira-o, ]]!.; m. JiilvoU. IHAZ, I'lrizalieih M. I'dint. 3,
Axx Soi'lllioxiA, Ail!-;. ~'3, IS'.'o: in. Jau. ;i. 1840. Col. Win. H. Petris, U. S. Army, d,
15^:^M.\^!l^T Wai.i>1:;\, Jari. •.>(;, ]S'2l3: m. Mai-y .!•]. 'ilionias: res. Chieaeo. o, .Mim:iiva
Mk/;(L\, A|iiil lii, .iS'^y; lu. Sej.t. 2d. LSlO, Ctis 1^. Wheelrxdc; areliit(-ct : rari-ies on a
lari;e iiiarlde lei-in'-ss \v: Chiea<:-o. I), ('iiAH!J-;s Fr.\'M,v, April 17, 1^'dU: j^-rad. Fuiou
Col.; Prof, and Pres. ju,cl;uind Institute; ni. Lucy Faii^nl"''- 7, ^^'A];l) XiM), June 21,
'iy'-'ol. S, Wdi.i.iAA] ^\■Al;I). Aug. 21, is:;4; res. ('.; rn. Nellie \Vainer. 9, Clohgk
JIkxkv, Fell. 1, 1,s';;s. io_ Mai:v KtJ/,Ai;K'rii, May ti, 1^41; nr. (ieo. Sinnvdeii Po.'d.tield;
re?. Chica-o. 11, (;).,i;ui-.r ]>vki; (or SMiTii — Ucd. iSuol): !>. April ^O, IS-ld; res. San
Frauidsi-o, Cal.
II. \Viliiam Etiiiiiatis rLcd'icld. Oct. ;>U, ISfjl ; d. Oct. 20, I82d.
1\I. Meroa Pedtield, Au-. P.t, l^Od; m. ISJ^;, Pi-. V.'. (i. Sykes. s. .d' John and
Sarah J^.aton Sykes. Sarah Katou was sis. id' (ien. AVm. Eaton of F. S. .Army. Vv.
Sykcs i.N'a.s a pl:} .-iclau, altcr\\'aiiis a meriJiant in W'aieriown. ], Ca-^1'A); \\'|s).\i;, h.
March 2, 1n27: 'd. S-'ot, •,':], ls2s. :.>. Casi-ah \N'!stai;. Scjit. 2d, F.'2n; d. Jan. 2], ISOl.
o, E.MiiiV I.(ji"isA, Twin v.irh (7a-)'cr \\'., d. Aug. 2n, lS2i). 4, K:\mi.y Eocts.s,, Sej-t. 2,
18;J0. o. Casi'm; W'i-TAI;, Mar.di 1!l, is:;:.!; uierchaut ;' m. ]':ii/.a Caroline J..y; ha> 2
cliil. (i, Ei.i-,( r.v ^\dI,I^l:>^ox, J 111}- 2."^:, is;i4. 7, ^^■!l.I.IA^t W'litT. Nov. 2:5. ls:jd; editor
of City <i!,d C'^iintri/, Piennoaf, N. V., edjidrially (.-oniiected with the I'tira Dnlii; Ih r dJ
aud 3V"- y->rk S"/i ; cotitribuior to Jin rpi r's Mvjniu'r. The h'.iirht (!iu.-i.\ r, ]i,,ijll,\<:
M(t(jiizi)i<:. etc. Author of O-,,- J'rur litrl, A Nt'i-y nf ']li>>iiK,iinl-<. i.iib. IMiila., ISd'J; m.
Jeaunctie Aunic ^^'il(;o.\ and li;id otic (diild. lle'ta.' (2) Olive I.ogan, li. in N. V., Is4),
dau. of C. A. ]-ogaii. and si.ster of Eliza, wf. of (ieo. \\'ood of Wood's 'Plieatre, ('in.. O,.
rind Celia and 'Ilionias .\. Lo-.'.an: giad. with distin<-tion from ;in Ihigli-h f< luah- cidh'ge.
Contribiiicir to Ihiglish and I'n nch ipapers, ;ind in L'-'dt) jiub, two novels, ijiiiinni Fri-'snc
find PliiA"Qr<iph^ of Puilx L'f<:. In'Aug., ldt)4, she, ivajq-eared at \\dilla(dC^/rheatre, N.
^'., in lier (ju'u ]'lay. " ]''!\ -4' en," and afteiAvaids at Broadway Theatre in " Sain," whieh
ran iiea!4y KHj ni::4iis: retired fiom the stage in ^'^\'•^^, atid has since lectiiied princiiially
inlyehadr of the \\'eiman's IFilIiIs movement. Slic ni. (1) l^dinund A. Pelilie, Ajiril,
1S.j7; divorced, P)ec., \><[\:,.—])ri<k,' .^ JSouj. J)lrt. S, Makv Ai.MiiiA, June \\, IbdS; d.
Aug. 2o. sin. vr. it, Jmix Eatmx, Pei-. y, JSdd; d. Julv M, Isll. 10, .Mj;ituA Aj,m]1!a,
Nov. 22, 1N42." n, Juiix llvrox, March 2:], 1S4.").
1\'. Darius Barret! Ihddehi, July I'd, isdo; <,f Bodnian, N, Y., th<n of Ellisburgh,
N. Y.; in. Harriet V,. Mo uiy; (2) Ervilla Sav.ycr. /. liy Isl m. : 1. Pamij.ia i''.,b.
1<n34; ni. — — ('arpemer; res. Iowa. 2, Ll-:ciN akd (i f.oltoi:, b. ISdG; ns. ('.■ilifoiuia. 'd.
TaEoiMiD.r.s ]Ii;.N(;v. b. Is;;^'. 4 LiPuv. i. bv2din.: 5, Fi:axcis.
^'. Sophia Hcdlield, Sept. 15, 1S07: ni. Sept. 24. 1S2S, Pev. VA\\\n l»v, ight Peed.
In iNOt) pastor I^apt. (dili. at CassviUe, Oneida Co*., N. Y. 1, I-'i;axci;s AMr.m.v^, July lU,
1839, 2. CiiAKT.oTi'i: Makia, D<-c. 2s, pspj. 3, .M \iiv Va.\/.\v.v:yi\. Nov. 4, 1S42" 4,
FuAXis'MX KKXDiticK, A])riI2l), l^>j(i; d. May 2d, ISdl.* .j, IPvitiUKT j2mii,y, Seiu. ]0,
184!); di. Sei>t. P"). Is.Mi.
\\. ticorge Pedlitdd, July 21, ISOfi; nieirhant .it Said^elfs llarhor, N. V.; then at
IMiil Point, Oirawa Co., .Mi(h. :" III. Pec. L'"), 1n:!7, J'.li/.abcth Sn'owden, b. 1SI7, diau. of
Bi'V. Samuel l-dnle_\ Snowden and Susiiii Bavard (Preesc) Snowden. Shed. ls."iS; (2)
Morch 2, IS."";!), .'^ Irs. Maria ('. (Hunting) Head, dau. cd' P^/ekiel S. ;uul Ibd.ecca Breed
Hunting. /. In 1st ni.: 1. Ci;(H;i;i-. Sxii\vi>kn". Sejit. 2-"), ]n:JS; meicliaiit, firm id' Macy,
.Bnnki.'ii .\: Co., Cimdnnati, o. 2. 1 li.iz \i;i: rii Bkdicsk, '». 1 s:!!). :i, John IVvyai;).),
1!:;42. 4, i;ni',i;i:T I!kxi;v, l^bi. o. M \\:\ V.w^w, ls,-,l. (■;, |)Ai.,b, ls:)7: d. sm.
\\\. Ibnry Stoi.e p.-illndd. Oct. 12, i -- 1 1 , in W. : irrad. Ila.ni. Col., is:;:;; grad.
Auburn Tiieo. Sem. Is;i7: ordiincd l^'".'.t; le.s. sue. :i: Pidiaiion, Cidumbus, (>iis{:.aiiy and
Bysunder, N. V.; rem. ls.")(i, to Ciie^terlown. \\'arn'n Co. , N. Y. , and there pa-toi Presb.
APi>i:xi>ix.
cm
chii.; 111. Ort IT), 1>:U), M.irv I'mcliii'-. dun . of .ImIhi an-l CutlKiriiir fBmcldU-) Sli;i|'l'-y of
0>svii:o. X. "»". 1, 1)i;m;y "Maktvx: M:iy :;. isi:]. I', .)am)> I'.Aini.KTr, ]'.■!). 11, l>-4();
<1. AuLT. 17. isls. :;, ..liiiiN 'I'lii.ornii.is. Oct. ".', I.'^'IT. I. .Mai;v Catii aktnh, Nov. s,
184i»; (I. yf]it. ~^^, is.VJ, .J, \\M. Jay, Si jii. .s. l^.Vj. G. Ai.i'i:i;i) IIakii.i.it, Ap:-il ],
1857.
VIII. l':ni;iy i;,','.rirl.!, S.-j.t. 7, I.^^IH: in. S.j.!. 11, is:!?. Aliran. Vk. s. of ])>:. Vmnr]<
GuiiL-au of rtiVa, X. v., ;;!id ir. ?-. "f Dr. l-"rar;cis <t. i.t l,am'sl).>ri>, Mas-., of ] luiriK'not
(lesr.; rctiicil iiurnhaiil: n'.s. in .\iiii Arbor, Midi., tlirii in !'"rcci.oi t, 111. 1. )'M>r\
Jri.TA, Si-])!. "J. is;;s: m. Nov. 1'-^, IS.")^:, Wm. 'J'. 'J'iii-d.'V. oni: of tl:.' iirujirictnrs of tlif
Frtn> '/■( Jo:irnit'. -J, riiA.NM^ \v.v. \\\. March 14, d. March ?,\ . V~\\.
y.\.\.\ .MiiKo;:
Sept. I'-*, ISIO. 1, MiKiA.M S., March 8. }^\~i. o, Hakkilt Soriiix, July 4, 1^47. <l,
r"nA\( IS Ki:!K-iF.i.D, Sc]'t. 'l-\. |s!;(. 7, l"i:i;i>!;i:i( r. lvi.;:.-uN, \ov. 1, \'^^y-\\ d. S--i)t.'oO,
1^.")4. .8. James Mayn.vkd, h. .l;,ii. •>(;, d. Fcl). 1(1. is.',);.
IX. .lames Wakciuaii jlcdiield, Ft4i. 4. fs'l.t: ednc. a pliys.: res. sue, ('artliaii'e. X.
Y., New Orleans. I,a., Xe\\ York City. Mount Airy, ]'il;esville, liledso^ Co.. Ten!;.:
farirn-r atid |>liy>. Autlior of O-/////,. .w,/ /,- _V, .r .s'c.v', ,,> ,.?' 7V/ //.•.■/'.■.';//"/,..',' and Outjinef"/
Ci')i!jiiiridiv>. J'I'ij>i'"jn"iirij, \\\ wliieli aie ably set forih a system cd" idis siocnoiuy ic^tiiiLT
ii]>on the fuii(hi:,i' ntal lia--is (jf Conii.;;!-ative An.aiomy ; m. Jan.''^?, ]^'i'k Saiah IjouHhton
Bow.'u, dati. c;f Cliarles. 1, C.vsfAU I-AVA'rAj;, Nov. -.32, ISO".. "■3, 'riirin'iiii. Ts, July
'2'i. ISO."-); d. Sej't. 4. ls.")(). :.], AirniLii, .lane •,>. d. Oct, C. IS."")?. 4, Dai;.
X. Join; Calvin Ked.!iekl, Mav J5, ISiS; d. April IN, 1819.
MISCELLANY.
IXV]-:XTCRY OF M]{. ^^'1L^L■VM TFTTLE'S P:STATE.
In the oriiriiial record i.ach article and its appraised value is -dven se]>0!at
of the items were not clearly leui'ole. In tlie c(,ipy, in some instances, the sum
items is toven instead of each .separately.
1 Ox
4. Ste> rs
4 C<)\vs
Steer and '1 yr. old colt
4 Yearlirm- calves
2 ^'onii!; calves
3 \\'et!uns
1 "ani. ;) lambs ...
1 Hor.se
1 Sow aiid S ]iit:s
2 Hoes nnire
12^ Acres f)f land by Mr.
Pn}'ne"s and most 14. acres; 10
acres meadow by ( ireat Xeck.
5 Acres more of meadov.-
4 Acres mcue joining mill
dam; \'2l acres
35J,- In ye Xecl-
4t» Acres in ye '2d divi-^ion
U Arr>-s(abt. )l.iy ye Stoiu'V river.
4 Maves and "Z ycariing (.-oils. .
A fo-.siin^'- piece
2 Matchlock tnins and a Ihisk
and uKitch
Ean.doleers
1 Sword, 1 -ailh',-^ aiai — . . . .
A ].o\\der h.orn ami }mv. der. . .
Shot niouhl, ladie and bullets;
C lbs. lead
2 I.I') Itb
00 o 00
00 ;; -■)
nn :; sn)
£• s. d.
G 1.") 00 1 Sword belt
10 1.") 0;l 1 Eoaid i;real ]i"t
IG 00 on 1 Chamber pnt
2 10 00 -2 Porrinu-ers
G .-> 00 IG ll.s. p-nvd.^r; 1.12
1 12 00 Old ]>ewter
2 ') ;1 .1 pair sheets; 1 sheet. . . .
2 10 00 :j 'i'idde clotlis
8 00 00 2riHow>.
2 ("I (til 7 Xapkins
1 10 00 7 Counf. (count.M-feitri . .
Pillow cases
14 Hand towels
S3 00 (tO p: Yds. Xevv Holland...
7 10 00 5 Sheets
1(1 I'ands and a ca]i
22 10 00 7 liandkercliiefs
;;5 10 00 2 I'air -doves
lu G S 1 Hat .'
;;; oo oo
P2 00 00
2 00 oil
!i Yar,
8 join:;- coats
A n.'d waistcoat and home-pun
jacket and 1 homl
\] i'r. breerlif^ an ! 1 jir. dic.w-
00
00
2 Pr. of
1 *.inen
00 2 U>>
00 7 O'.i
00 0 I.' I
00 4 00
1 IG (0
(.0 lo IM)
G 1.") Oil
(III P2 '.ii"i
00 o I" I
00 !) (XI
Oo p; oo
00 00 f.O
00 P2 00
00 IG (.0
2 5 (10
CO p; 01)
00 7 00
00 ."> (1)
00 P) 00
00 17 (.
2 00 00
;! 00 (M
2 10 00
1 00 « 0
1 oO (0
00 7 O'l
2 G 00
002
I'Yiilljor ]>L-<\, 42 11)S., iiiu! 3
feather Imlsters
fi Pillows, weiirhr '■)'■] ii»^
1 Fcatlicr l.(-,f, wt. IJO ll.s., 1
Hock Led and c;iss,,<'l; , wt.
APPENDIX.
€ s. d.
3 Bed TickiiiG"
1 liiig-, 1 coverlet .
1 Small ro\ 'Tlet . ,
9 Yardti new clotli.
1 Pair hand. ('.';.. .
2 Old l)lanket.s. . . .
3 Blankets
1 Blanket
4 Blanket s 00 V.
3 Coverlets
Curtain and va!an';e. . . .' . . .
4 17 (JO
2 4 00
2 5 00
1 00 0 >
M 00 Oi)
00 10 00
1 K) 00
1 1:J (H)
00 \2 00
2 on (Id
00 !l 00
! O'j
00 00
1 liO UO
7 felloi's, 4
2 erdlars, ]
_.tlu
1 Quilt and a man Oi) ]2 OO
1 Bedstead
4 Old l.edsr.vds
2 (Uosets, ] contain'.;;- cui'ljo'd.
5 Candli'Stieks ...
6 Chairs
2 Cross- eu I
sirkles, 1
share. 2 wed^".-s
2 BaiToIs cvdei'. . . .
1 Barrel pork \
3 Pair wnoli-n cards. . . .
Hon.-e an<l luun and
housii,i( honu'stt-ad *
0 Acres of land, 4 ..-.mkI i-lou.']",
land ; '';.
i'll .\cre:s of rye. ■}ilo\^-in^- and
4 Acres oi' oats, ]/lowin>'- and
seed ;
r .Acre of flax ' . .
iTO 1!js. of bacon c .5 4;' (dis.. 1
hlass skimmer, 1 smokinix
pan, 1 vvoolcn and 1 ]iii,-n
wheel
1 Ad/e a!id 2 hHt(diets
1 10 00 Bolts, rin-s, 1 Isorsefork and
t .s. d.
2 lo 00
2 S dO
3 10 00
00 a 00
110 00 00
0 12 00
3 00 00
1 10 00
Oo 4 00
00 12 00
1 2 On
1 Little tMi)]e (10
1 LonfT tal)le and firm
1 Great In-ass kettle U.O:;*; 11, s
A htth.. kettl,^ 1 skillet, 'i
waTiainif jian
2 Iron slviihts Hiid an imr mor-
tar
1 Pair of jails and 1 juur of
hand irons
1 Pit and ir(jn ml..'
2 Iron ])ots and ham;-er
1,001) CO doz. wooden jdatters"
churns and utJicr v,-oode;i
thiuj^Ts
6B>s. of tallow
1 Do?,. Alcliemy spoons
Barrels, tojis, firkins, etc
A case with bottles and ju.t;-s..
A pr. of scales and weij^hts.. .
7 Cushions ......
Potriuiirand i;Tidii-f)ii ami wiiat
belonfrs to the chimnev
Bibles and other boolcs.
Old iron and hamls'uv
3 cow l)e]ls and a collar
o chaines, wt. ITi ll.is.
00 G 00
00 12 00
ii'i'ii liolt 00 8 00
2 horse yol;e>
1 Ir. .n (Ti/w, 7 lbs. nails. . .
Sia.bbing hoes
1 'v'v'inibj,.. c.ras. and 1 , 1
branding' iron, 1 hook, 10
Ib^.. ro})e yarns, etc
2 Old hoes, 1 spade, 1 mortisino;
0 ();.)
1 4 00
8 10 00
00 0 00
00 15 00
14 Bushels of rve . .
1 3 00 4 Bushels of oafs
(10 S 00 2 llM-she;:,is, 7 barrels and tubs
1 8 00 and 3 scvthes and ',] pitch-
forks....'
2 Bakes, 11 bushels salt
00 12 00 1 Pair cart wheels and 2 yokes.
1 Sad
00 :; 00
00 0 00
1 10 00
00 14 00
00 0 00
00 7 (iO
1 00 00
2 00 00
00 ') 00
00 4 00
00 12 (3
1 I'loutrh, 1 horse ploueji and
\\hitlietree [
A carl, and wheels of iron be-
. ^'MCriiig
2 ^aves, hoojis and harrows,
tooth and bolt of pan handle.
1 Plouyh share ami bolt
"lOj Ibisluds of Indyan c^.Tn.. .
lo Batrs and winnowing cloth. .
1 Silver spoon
A part of barrel of pork
(5 lbs. worsteil varn
00
s- 00
oo
11 00
00
8 00
00
0 00
00
17 (Jit
00
G 00
OO
10 0(.l
00
5 Oo
•5
10 00
00
10 00
o
00 OO
Oo
7 6
1
B» 00
1
4 (JO
1
(J 00
1
.-) 00
OO
G 0
■ )
0 0
Ov)
18 00
00
o 00
o
00 00
00
0 00
.")
1 00
00
1 G
mie-prt and stirrups 00 10 00 :!] Yards newVhjfh
J ;|'^f^''i''t 00 .",00 1 Sickle iuouer....
1 Cart rope OO 10 00 Ok •■> >t .5
1 <^opper 3 00 00
'i'ot.'il C lOO S G
And now Quare. whether n\ ye above written [nventorv we, T lioj.e, I am in t^ro-
vidin-- tor ye neces.-ary supply of the lamilv. as j.ork. bacon', candles, niault, rve, oats,
iniban c-)rn an.d salt, amounting;- to \c sum (d' i'l 1 12s. lod.
Taken, June 1(;73, by .luhn liarriman and William Hradlev
* Adjoining; the .Marki;
five-ei<'liths.
:-c, tb-st sunt oi VaV College, corner Cha;, -I and CoHese sts., an acre and
APPENDIX.
603
INVr.NTOia' OF Mi;S. ELIZABETH TETTOLL'S Ef^T.
Dec. late of Xi'\.- Euven, taken liy us this ?A day of Feb., IGS-t-O.
7./../,.;., hev rearing apparei, ' ^' "" ^u ol^ln.^^ 00 JO 00
v.v.olr-n and silk .-crai-.s, A sl;;l!.-t :nuMram-.s 00 14 0)
l„.od>., nuilTs and trloves .... 75 OO A fryin- i^an 00 •„ >
Feather bed, bolster aad pil- 'A ]vni, yn><. . . r, ,, (">
],j^^.^ 7 10 00 Iron pots, pot hooks, a ]iair ot
A b.d'qJuuVn-i'i.ed'sim-ad. shn.s, 0 bap. IS ^o Sfl
enrd, curtain and vallenee.. 10 3 00 Pair of shoes 0 2
^ ehesi a bu>.andeupboard.. 1 TOO Ib.-e, Ixdts, rings, a sword ... . 00 o 00
A r-ather bed, bolster and eas- Links, saddle, cart rop.-, 3 prs.
,^,.1. 2 17 4 cards 00 2 00
Vcoverli-t'b'l'inkVts!':.' sliei'ts. -i S 00 Feathers, rojies, cow b-dl and
:> Sheets and p;llo^v ca.-.'S, nap- cdiar. etc.; in b<.nks. ciadh'.
)-i„^ etc 3 3 G a chavne and axr; a plough
2 \|eonN 2 napkins. 2 l.aud- and shale, anaxe: in.-atlh-. 24 10 OO
k.,ehiJfs i (WiO . 1 Horse 3 00 00
Inlinen f> <"• <"' 4Sw,ne 1 J ^J
T,, (', 00 0(1 Sh'X'p •-'1' '"'
s;,,;";,!,],.; .■ . on 7 Oi) llousin- and honn .trad 120 OO 00
A ch^^sl alid Uuid^s on 30 nO The 3d divi^a.n laiul, 5A_acres
32 no 00 of land at \\ m. l^^-vnr s . . .. lo 10 00
■Mbs'Featiu-rs".!;. .!!!'!!!!!! 00 4 UO o Acres of Meadou oO On iiO
00 S 00 A mareand. <-oh 2 10 l^O
3 00 00 B\- righLt^> in carts :ind v.-hcds,
•; 00 00 'ohfand r.ew 2 G 00
2 Mats
G V/oolen shrt ts
A table chiffonier and form... ,
Woodeuware 00 12 Oo A rug nnt entered mat si.^ier
luuldbanel 1 10 OO Hon! (V) had 1 ^^ 0
Cupboard, scales, weiidus and Annther rug bimon had 00 K 00
'iieasures .^. "0 10 00 Tie 4 swine i>riy.ed at o \) W
lu earthenware'.!!." 3 GOO Wldch Nathaniel saith .leMdd
In pewter. -3 G 00 not have been :n
Suniothing iron 00 5 OO „
In brass.: 5 00 OO Total i2!J4 i o
Approvfd by Moses Mansfndd and Jolm Ailing, jr.
JACOB MELYN.
An incident relating to Sarah Tuttle. copied fioni the^ colonial roc'ords and repub-
lished untiringlv, is likelv to carrv her name down to a far di.^tant f"t"'-e..il^ ".<'t]";U;"
else does It aj-pears in the Coiur lliH. S„r. Colhctlous. in ILiffu-hrs lUM. oj Lhz.thcth,
\ J. in several genealoiries ami other works, be>.id.s .aoing fmm tn>ie to time the
rounds of the newsi,'''l>«^rs,Nvith variations and without. It is i.roper, thereioie, tbat
The wholo stoi-v should here be told. ,-.,„, i
At a court'h.dd in New Haven, Mav 1, b'^OO, Jacob.-th M.dyn and barah 1 nttle were
prosecuted tor - sittimr dowii on a chest togetiier, his arm about her waist and her ana
upon Ids shouhler (U about his neck, and continuing in tliis .sinful i^osition about
half an hour, in which time he kissed her and -^he kissed him. an>l they ki.-s.-d one
am)theras thr witnesses testifv." - - - « -phis complaint was mad.'by ^a^aU s
father undfr a law that who.soev(.-r .diouM inveigle or draw away the alTectmns ot an;
maid or nuiid s.'ivanr for himself or others, witiinut fir<t ohtauung the consrnt (d be»
paroutsor guardians, should pav. besides all the damage^ the i^arent nnght su tani, 40
shillim.^ b.r XW lirst olTensc, and for the srrond toward- tlie sanio per.-on. -':4, and tor
the third, tin. Hi, imprisoned and corporally imnished, as tie- Fhmtation court ma>
'\ir 'i'uttle ph'ad.'d. that .T;''-(d< had endravon d to steal away his dangliter's alTrc^
lions. ^' bat. t/,r/, Sarali -h-nir.i. and it did not soapi^rar to thr court: but, as tln-y had
carried it in such a wanton, uncivil and lacivious lennncr. they an- smtmced to i^av
er'd! of thfm 2n -! iUiiig- to rho t;-. asinor" (on^'half of Sarah'- lin- wa- sub.-.Mjueui I\
remittod at the rei.ucsrof hrr fath.uV The farts are sMg,c-e>livp.
Thr terms u^.-d bv the court se, m to u- ou! of all pr.. portion to tho otTen>r, ilioug b
this kind of .•Ka;;--,Tation was .ommon in New England at that ].enocb Innocut lamil-
G04
AriM'NDIX.
laritio? weri' soiiictiiucs rcfci'icd m in wonl.-i move brliltiii^'- the (Icscriptiiin of an or;,'-ic or
sceiiP (if wild (lissi]i:\tion. We can linnlly iniagiue laui;iia-(' stioiiir or coar-^c t'nou;;h
for sufli a court to diM'iihr tin' " (■arryiii,ii;s on " of Honn'o and .) iiln'i, had tin- I'utcnial
Capuli't brouuht Miit iu'lorr if a<;-ain.st cIk' youthful .Monta;;in'. CaiT must thnrfdri'
he usi'd in iudgiiii:- of pergonal arts ori'i_,nduct not siiroially .srt foilh, N\iiiidi o.-ciijiy so
inucli spa.ci.' in oui' laily rociirils. 'i'liis it ni:.y be was also a cas'.' of tiiu' love frau^t rated
b}' palfrnal iiiterferanct'. Willinm 'I'ultlo -naiurally slnin-d with his fellow cidoni^ts,
the general fe(dinir of dislihc and distrnsi id' the Dutch; in his case,' intcnsilicd hy thr
rt'colloction of his trcatnn-nt and losses at llip haniN of tho an tlioriiit-s at New Anisti-r-
dani, in the n.'l:i\vari- liiatt^r; and tliouoih the .Mel\'n's were in antatroinsni to (iov.
Stnyvesant, Mr. Tattle could not l>e expected to view with favor his daughter's alliance
with one of that race.
Wdio was Jac'oh >[(dyn ■': " His name," says Dr. Hatfield in his IJist. of Kf-'z<''^<th,
jY. J. "is familiar t<"i evt ry student of Dutch American hisiory. Hi- \\ as son of C'oi-ne-
lius ,Midyn tl^e jiatrnon of Statcn Island, u[ which he wa.s the sole ]ii(']uietor, hy a grunt
ficmi the honie uovL'rmncnt.
Cornelius Mclya sailed from the New Xetlierlaiids in loo!) returned in I'MO f<jr his
•wife .lannelcin au'l cliiMrcn, and planted a colony on the Island in 1()41; which wa.-
broken up by Indian-; in 1043. He removed to Nev,- Amsterdam (X. \ .) and lived on
Eroad St., east side, between Stone iind I'eail. He was fined by (Jov. Stnyve^ant and
hanished lor seven yea.rs. In li;47 In; returned to Ihjlland for redres,- and was wi'ecked
on the voyaire, losing one of hi:-, sons and barely escaping with his own life. He \\as
sustained liy the home government, but Siuyvesant still o]ipos!ng, he nnide aiiotiier
voyage to HolkunI an'l renirnin.g to X. Ajnsterd.am again e.-tablishe'l Idm^clf (ItioH) en
ytaten kslanJ. until his colony v.as agadn dis]i(Msed by the Indians in Ui^io. Seon after-
wards he removed t.) Xeu- Haven v.diei-n he and his son Jacob took the natli of tidelity
A]iril 7, ]().")7. In Id.'i'.i he leturnf-d to Holkuid, settled hi> ditiiculiies and lelinipiislied
Staten I.sland to tlie West India C'oin]>any. lie d. in Xew Xetherlands 11374, leaving wf,
liud thi'ee soTis, .lacob, C'orncdins np.d Isaiic, iuid three d;uis., ^kii-i:',n, \',lio m.'and resided
at New Haven, Susanna, wlio ni. Jacob Sidullinger, and .Magdalen, v.ho iii. Jac(jb
Sopcr, leith Ni-w York nn'rehants.
Jacob .Midyn was b. in Antwerp abuut 10 10, accompanied hi-- fatln-r on sevei-al
voyages, and as we ]i:!\e seen Asas in Xew HaN'en l<>o7, and there tiimd by (lov.
Ne\\-nian for kis.-ing Sarah Tutth- in HidO. He m. in Ifi')-?. Tbinnah, dan. of (feoru-f
Hul>bard of (lailford, ('(Din. In ICpiJ.") he went \vllh a comj'any from New Haven
to Fdizalioth. X. J. He Mas familiar with the leraiity and ^\'Ith tlic Dntcli and
Ind.ian lange.ages. and therefore a valuable memljei- of the colony. He was
allowed for hituself, wife and two ser\'anis, IbU acres; his patrimony w;is 4oU
acres. He was a paitn.er in the \\"lialing Co., KJIJ'J; during tht^ Dutch rule.
lG73-(, he was in high favor, lieiiig a]>pointed' one td' the niagistiates of the town and
captain of the niilitia. conijiaiiy. He' rem. to .New York in Ui Tl. and livecl in. .\!i!l sti'eet
Iam> (South \Mlli:im St.') Two of liis children wen- liaji. in the Dutch chh..N. Y.,
Oct. :;, lt')74, and tlu-.'e others, Dr.uiel, Samuel and Abigail, Autr. f'>, 1(577. About H'.s.-j
he rem. to Boston, ])rol)ab]y to educate his son Samiu'd ^\ho giad. at llarv. Col. KV..''.'.
and was subsciiuently settled as minister at Kli/abeth, X. J. At Boston ]\r traded :n
leather; served several years as ccnistable and ik D»'e. , 17()o. His dau. Abigail m. (1)
^Vil!iam Tilley, ('2) Samuel Sewell, chicd' justice <d' Mass. His dau. Joanna m. H)'~7!,
Eev. Jonathan I.'ickim-on f^i Eli;',abeth, afterwar<!s Pres. Coi. of X. J. (I'rini-eton ). See
Jl'dfula.i Hid. of Eliz.ibdh.
NOTES VVAm Dlk STILES' HlSToKY OF THIO JClXiES.
Of about 130 judges appointed by the commons house (4" parliament only 74 sat,
and (if tlies*', 07 were juesent at the last session, and were unanimous in jiassing the
definiiive sentence upon the king, ami ."}!) sigiu'd the warrant for his execution (li)4i) '.
Of the.-^e ,71), -^4 were d,ec. a? res'e,ra;io!, in li'.Cb; -27 ju.lges were then taken, trit>d and
condemned: some were pai;ioned; !) judgi's aiid live (jthei's as :vei-o!nplic<'S were ex<'cuted:
16 judges lied and (,sc;iped. One shot himself in Holland, another tied to l.ausanda and
-was there assassinaie.I , three lied to Xew England; tin- fate id' the test is iinlxuown
to me.
Iiichard \\dianey m. Frances, dau. of Sir Henry <''romu ei! and aunt <d' t >liver. by
whom he htui I7h\ a :-d, and .cj,, -Is. Ivlwiu'd was bi-omrhi up as a merc'-.ant. He joined
the i-ariiamentary forces and. distiui'-ui^hed himself at ilie batrleof X*a~b_\. Kil'.
He m. a sister e.f Sir (ienrge .Middbton, Et., and. had several ehibhen. One of his
daughters m. William (.ode. 'I'le- last k'lter of Wdiallv to thi- dau. wa- dr.ted. Iladiey.
IGTd, wTicif lie d. iinil was bini(-il in tlic cfllar, it is said, of licv. Mr. liiu-scll, tlic iiiin-
isKT of 11.
.loajie t'roin>vt'll, auat nf (>livr-r, ni. Francis liariinotnn. lU-r sister, Elizaln'tli, in.
John Iliunixit'n, fatlirr of Jolni II., who was one of the livo jneiuijMs of ]'ai liainont
exce]>tL-d aiiainst \>\ Cliarli's I.
^^'illinm (JolVi' was son of iit'v. Steplieu (iolTc, a Puiiian divine. (jofTr's diary by
himself, from KifiO to iCIiT, in sfvcial iiocket vols., received from tlie Kussell family, is
])resei'ved in Cotton .Matlier's library in Ijosidn. (Joffe and WhalJey arrived at >«. j-lav.
March 27, IGfJl — iri linrtford same monih — and May 11 imiipvod into a mill near New
Haven, and thence into the woods, where tln-y met Jones, t^pcriy and Burrill, wlio con-
duetoil th(rn to Hatchet Harbor. In hUM (.r KiGo Dlxwcll came to them.
Mr. (ii.xjdycnr bad liought of the t(;\\'n of New Haven the lich ]ihuu I;, ing west of
West i^lck, af'oiu 1,-Ji)i) aci'cs, and on this had, pbuited Ids I'armer. Pdcjiard S)ierry.
which f:. rm .-^pci'ry afterwards owned, an.d now abow- a century has lieeii known a.s
S)ifrry's farm. In jrr'ords, Ajtril '23, lO'Jit, 1 lind nn ntion of .>j r:-. (i'(;od_\car and her
farmer Spe) ry. .Mi>. d'oodyear liad built on tliis tract a h<'U-i- for S|><-rry. and about om-
mile souHi\\e.-t sio(,d \]\, lion-e of lb;!|>]] bine-, tlio only Imu-cs in lliin \\e.--i waid from
]S'e\v Haven between West Pioclc andc Hndsou's river; cm eft a few at l.>erby all was
wilderness. Alnrnt two nnles noith west oi' S)ierr\"s was a Jiiilb
In IT^o I visireJ Mi. Josejdi Sjierry, th.'ii ae-cd Tib grandson ol the first l^ichare and
son (d' r)aniel, who d. ITol. a. bb, from v>hom .btseph reci-ived the tradition. I'aniel
was (Jtli soli cd' ifichard, and built a hou.-e at .sotuh end of Sjierry farm, in \'.hich Joseph
now lives, not half a mile west from the cave \\diich Joseph showed me. Tliiuueh
Josejdi came the tradition of the jmlgcs Ijeing frightened from the cave by tlie glaring
eye.s of some wild animal.
Bladen's Rock, H(dmes l^ice and Holmes Fort, the Hodge (_,r Moiocco. as wtdl as
l''r()videuce Hill, all had their names from the judges.
A Mr. Valentine 'W'ihnot, now livbig in F.^'Hiany. knew all the ancient i(eoi)k' at
S]ii']'iy's faiin. He -was a great huntei'.
t^tcple-n Ball. Esq., now (17!)i) a. 07 [ji. lit!], said C'ol. I'ixw-ell ])ut up with two
f::edaie old ]ieople, .Mr. Ling and his wife, wdio had no children. Mr. Idng at his deatlr
requested 1'. to as.^ist his wife and his wife to be kind to ]>. Mr. Ling left all his pro])-
erty to his wife, and r)ixwe]l assisted in sett Una" ihe estate, and. afterwards, n<it Jniowing
any better way of assisting, married Jier. She Voon dnd, and he m.-uried another wife
and harl chiblren. Thns far Hea. J?all .says.
Mr. T/iiig d. 11)73: in v. i'9U0. His h')use was at the corner of College and Grove sts.
liev. Mr. Pieipont's hon.se stood about wliere Judge Bristol's liouse nov.- is u'or. of K)m
and Temiih^i on ^vhal Nvas called .Mr. Fieriiont's trif.iare. Sd Mr. P. auil I*, could nn:'et
nnd exchange visiis without going into the street. Wall street did not ihen exist. Mr.
-Davenport's house was on Elm, near intersection of Orange st. ; Gov. Jones' opposite on
north side; (iov. Hi-hop's on noilheast corner State and Elm stieets.
Jame:> I'avids and Joanna Ijng, ^^ id. of Penjaitiin. were m. Nov. 3, lb7?>. Shed,
between Nov. 15 and 'J6, same vr. " He ni. Pathsheba Howe, Oct. '2'.'>, 1077, and d. March
IS, IGSS-U, in his S-.2d yenr. She d. in Middlctown, C(;nn., Dec. ",'7. 17'J9, a. 88 or bo
(grave-stone savs '•(;;. " Childven: 1, Mars". b. June 9, IGiO: m. Dec. 4, 1707, John Col-
lins <d' ,Mid., and had several chil. 2, John, b. Match G, IGM): m. Sej):. 1, 1708, Mary,
dau. fd" John Prciut (d' N. Ila^■., and settled as a anldsmith in Boston. iJ, I-'dizalieth, b.
July 1.4, 1GS2: d. soon.
Tlie tradition that the three judi^-'^s, (iotTe, AVhalley and Dixwell, were all buried in
New Haven has been veiy generally riccej)ted there as true. As to Dixwell there is no
doubt, and many well informed jiersons are (|uite as sure that ^^'halley ^vas buried near
. Dixwell. (See !.^'. Nar. Hid. Coll.. vol. 1, jiaper by 'J Imnias \l. Trowbridge, Esii.)
The ji;d-es weie afrtiid that their ernves would be d( sccrafed and their u niains
treated with indigidty if <!!scovert d by their numie.--_ — a w dl feumh d a]q'rehi-i( n as
ajq^ears by tb.e fart that even ;'.s late as 1 77.") su(di gravf s w cie gio.-sly insulted liy Hi iti.'-h
olilcers. Tho~ewhohad harbottd liie Judgi s weie ei|ually bound to secr( cy liy I'l ar
of the vengence of tlie ciown. '] he fate" of Lady Lis! ■, the wife of a ri'gicitb' who luid
died abroa>l, was not liktdy to be unheedi-d. .--b.e was tried in IG'r^'j liy J udge JetTries
for C(incealing .^Ir. Hicks, a dissenting miia^ter under ban, :iiid was li.du'adeU. Hence
the need of secrecy in all ULatieis concerning the judges, livim: or dead, and (d' employ-
ing oidy the ino-t discreet and trusty persons in such alTairs.
Dr. Stile.-- firmly believed that \\'halley was linally buried in N. Ilav. He ti.ices the
tradition to the descendants of 'l']iom;is Tutile, '•x'.ho, with .Major Mate.';. Id. was
Jijquai.ser of I'ixweil's estate in IGS'J. His scui t.'ab-b Tuttle u a.s intimately (/(ini;ecle(.l with
COG APPENDIX.
llio funiily of (iov. Joiio^, ;ii.il wr-ll rn'ijunintfl wit]i Mnjor >r:iiivlii.li], \vas Ixjrii ahd all
las (la\s lived a lu-.w iifii^dih n- to them l>i)tli. and tn Sainiid lii- ho]), son df tlie t nni'i-iKu-
siiid to Mr. Pi'TiM.ut; am! was rtTtaiidv in i1m- wny of .s.-civt iiilurinai idii siitlicirnt for
tli(' puri)oso of thj- iiniiii';;n:ition — at li-a.>t tliat Wlndlcv as \\\11 ;i- i'iw, tdl wm' Imricd
liore, and for tlif di'si^iiaiion of tlu-ir i;t;l\>'s. 'I'hf coiicln-ion, liow <vtM-. is tliat l)ix\V(di
<.inly of the tliire iv^-icidt'S, <i'olT,-, ^\■haIll•y and Dixwill, was buried in New llaveu.
JNIATEKXAI. AXCES'l'TvY OF COL. AAUUN m'lill FOR FIVE UENERATIOXS.
cnv. '.T-(;r:KA'i-r.7;KA'i-(.i;.\Mji-AK];>;Ts.
WiLT.iA.Nf ]%uwAK'ns, son of Hev. IFudiard and Aisne Ed\sards, canip from Eutrlf.nd
fliid Avas soni" time at E. liavt-ii, Conn.: a coo])e! and merchant; ni. 10-1."), A-^nes" ,
one of wliose l>rothers, it is said, was .Mayor of ]':xrter,;jEnjrland, and anotlier of liurn-
-staldc, England.
^\'I].I.^A.M 'I'rTTi.i:, b. 1(50!); d. IGTo; ni. Elizalxlh , b. Ifil?: d. 1GS4; came
from L(jndon or Si. AUums, Frfig. , 1035. In New Haven, lOuit. " A man of coiist-quence
jind much C'm[iIoyi.-d in jiublic atl'airs. — S'lcagi:.
A-\'iiiONV ST(<mda};i) of Boston, m. Mary J')o\vnim';, dau. of Flmujanue] and Fney
AVintlirop, and .-is. of Sir (ieo. Downing. " An arrant Downing." Lncv ^\■inthroJ) was
<lau. of <^iov. John W'jnthioj).
Ukt. John Wakiiam from Exetei-. l^ng.; pastor of the cliurch at Windsor, C'rjnn. ;
4. Ajiril ], lOTi', airiicted with melanclioly.
jA>vr.s Fn.iipoNT ui ]]).■: wicli, descended from an ai',ei(nt family of tliat !i;)me wliose
founder cam'' over with the " C'omineroi-," one branch, of which attained to tlie I'tuke-
d.mi of Kingston. To .-ome of the earliest honors ot the house it i< claimed, as ]iro\-en
that I-iev. Hez(d<iali Pierpont, a descemlant of the above dames. and of the Jlev. Jumi-s.
is uo\v tlie rightful lieir.
dOJl-X Stow of :\laidstone, Kent Co., Eng., (nearly related to the antiquary "juaji
of infinite remembj'ance." Author of the ('itrcirir'!i .\ of Jvo'j^ii nrj. ]li--ii>ni vf'LuiifJiui .
ttc.) came over in 10:->1: res. Iloxbury, Ma->s. ; m. F.'i7..jbi'!U hhu;.:. id' an. ancient famils
ill Kent, estaliiisheii there before the CompU'st and have ludd tlieii- own f'/r a thousand
years, thin, of ihiLdu'l Bigg. v>dio.-,e will i:- among ih,- iir-,t reeoi'ded u\ Sulodk (.'o., IMa.-s.
Rkv. TiiP>rArs HnoKEt; of .Uarff'.rd, " light of tlie vv-esiern churches " and founder
oi tlo' Conn. Colony.
Cat't. TiiOMAS WiLT.ETT of the Leydeu Pilgrims ai Kenucbec, Avliore he was sent
fis ag:ent of the trading hcmso by the Plymoutli Company. The Indians, wantinii fond,
consented to hill the English, but Capt. ^^'illett, readiroV tlie VnW.^' v.dth a vcrv .^ih uui
face, they thougld tliey were discovered, a.nd the I^iglish escaped massacre. " In 1(;!7
Le succeeded Miles Standi.sli as commander ol the ndlitary companv at I'lvmouth. lie
■vvas Assistaid to the Governor from lOGl to lOG.j; then went to Xe'w 'li'ork to assist ills
Majesty'.s Commissioners in lU'iranizing the new government, .-lud was appointed ."Nlavor,
))eing the first who held the oliice umler the l>ni;-|ish rule, lie was twie,. or three tiines
Mayor. He was fiu. by >idie of Jus wf., and tomb-stijiu' says; "1074; here Iveth
ye l)ody of ye lion. Thonia.s ^^'illctt, Es([..who d. Aug. ye A. in ve 04th vr. f)f' his
age. Anno." His grandson, Francis Willett, jiromineni in F*. I., and his oi' tr-. v;. c,,]
Marinus Willett was Mayor of X". Y. ; m. July 6, 10:30, ^Mary Brown cd' P. \7: her ir.nvf-
stone is still standing in the town o( FLast Providence. 1>. f . ; insciiption icad with dilli-
culty: ''Here lyeth the body of the virtuous Mrs. Mary ^Vi]lett, wife of Thonu^s
"Willett. F]-(|., v,ho died .hinuaiy _\ e Nth, about yeOdth year I)f her age, .\nnol60fl." She
was dan. of "the worthy .b>h)i Brown, Estj.." \\ ho was bu. near Cedar Urove Sta., on
Prov., Warren and Bristol H. K. in H. F; ancestor of Capt. John Brown whose ''soul is
marching f)n."
<;1;KA'I --OKKAT-f:K.\M)]'AKV:\'J S.
PrcTf Aini Ei)V,-Ai;i>s, s. of ^^■il!iam, ii. J017; d. 171^; m. Nov. 10 1007 Idi/.abeth
dau. of \\illian, Tnt'le.
lit.v. Soi.nMoN, s. of Anthony Stoddard, ii. Oct., 1013; d. Feb. 11, 17-20; ])a-tor of
the cluireh at .\ o; thun.ptou, 31a-.; m. Fsilier, dau. of Ibn. Jidin Warham, bao. ])ec S
1014; d. IVb. lO, 17:'0; wid. of IJev. Eh'a/.er ^Fith.er, Mr. Stoddard's ])redece.ssor at
Xortluinijiton.
AriM:xi(]x. GOV
.l(Mix rn:ni-oNr, 1>. IGls, (s. of Janus), d. Dt-c. 7, l(;S-2; lived in l^.Nlmry, Mas-^.
Ancostui- of Jolii) rii-;]H.iit ilii' poet, Hon. Ivlwanl.^ rii'i]M,ai, and <>( all x]iv Conn. Pler^
])ont.s; m. Ui4N, 'i'liankful Stow, dau. of John. 1>. IG'JU; d.
Rev. Sami'KI, Udokick (s. of \i>-v. 'J'lujiuas); jja.stor of Iho cliur.j)i at P'arjninijtoLi,
Cojiii. ; 111. Mary, dau. of ("apt. Thomas ^^'illL'tt.
<;K1:.VT-'.HAN DI'AnENTS.
Hkv. Ttmothv Eowakijs, s. of Eicliard, h. May 1-1, IfiOO; d. Jan. L'T, ]7."jS: inistor
of 11h- dih. at J^ast Windsor over riO vrs. ; m. ^Nov. IG, lGii4, J'^sthcr, dun of IN v Solo-
mon Stoddard, b. Jan. 2, IGTv'; d. Jan. ]U, 1770.
Hev. Jami:s PiF.rj'oNT, h. Jan. -1, IGGO; d, Nov. 2-J, 1711(-,. of Jolui of ]^-.\!,urv|;
2d j.uistoi of tin- rhh. at New liavcn; ni. Julv :.'G, [ij'JS, ^Marv. dau. of ]{ov Samuel
Hooker, h. 1G7-.'; d. Nov. 1, 1740.
ohaxi)1'ai;knts.
Jo\.-\TiiAN Ed\va];d.-, (s. of Rev. Tiinoth}). Anilior of Frrcchnn of tla WUl ; ni.
Sarali Pierjiout.
I'ATERNAI, ANCE.STUY OK COL. AAKOX BTltU.
Considerable di.scr(;]iancy exi.sts in published accounts, and tlie best information in
print is but, lueairre. In llhtory of Jh'iil'j'initcr, Mus^., a very errom^ous lineage is
given as follov.s; Joiuithau Burr, minister at i>orcliester; JoLn of Fairfield, Conn.:
Judge Peter: liev. Isaac; P.ev. Aaron. Other accounts are evidently more or less a.■^trav.
So far as I liav!' been able to gather it:
Jjour r>i"!;)! of Roxluiry, carjieiiter. Came with ^Vi)dhrop, IGod. Ap]ioiiiti'd to
insjiect brid;:es bet v.een lio.xbury and Boston. IGMu; rem. to Faii-field, Conn., and va.s
K< j)!''>ei;taiive, IGJl-o. Had, four sons, Jehu, John, Daniel and NathaniLd.
Jehu Buiti:, 2d, d. If}y2.
Joiix or Jr.m Bri;i;, m. Mary. dau. of .Andrew "Ward, and had: ll'iitid Jiorr. est.
adiu. 1727, nauu> wf. Fdi/abeth, whose maiden name and lineau'e is not traced; JO chil.,
of wlioui II reeei^'ed from fatlier's e^iate I'.') t." each, and doulile to ••Kh--t son: names.
Jehu, Stephen, J^■:er, David, Moses, Aaron. Ilanmdi, Mary Whe.der, Elizabeth Hull,"
Jane Sherwood.
l^EV. Aakon liri;];, I're.s. of Princeton CoL
AxnuEw \V.\ r,M of Hartford, IHoG: one of the five maoi>,traTes: came from \^'ater-
towii, Ma^s. In 1G;!7 Collector for Weihersfield; rem. to Stamford with the N\'ethers-
field settlers; chn.-en assistant to the New Haven Court, 1G4G: will recoided at Fairlield
date, June N, IGo'J, ii;unes wf. Esther, and ^i.'\'. chil., of whoui:
Andi!V:\v Waud, d. 17!»1; m. 'J'ryal Meigs (_dau. of John of (oulford, Conn., who
was s. of \'incent Meigs); luid dau. :
Maiiv W.\i;n, wlio m. John or Jelni Burr as above, and was motlier of Daiuel and
g. mo. of Picv. Aaron.
Sn? CiEORGE DO\\"NINC.
George Downing was a preuclier auKmu- the Independents and Cliaiilaiti to Col.
Okey's regt. in Cromwell's army. In IGo^:^ he was Commissary (i'e:ieral to tJie ariiiv iu
Scotland; M. P. for a Scottish borougli IGof and ICoG; agent in Holhiiuh lO.j^-Gd; turn-
ing l?oyalist, was kinghted by Cliarles IF May 21, 1GG0:\m. P. of Morj)eth, IGij'l. and
again envoy to Holl.uid. Here he cau.^ed the arre.^t of <!'ols. (Jkey and Ijarksied, atid
Miles Corbet, thre,- ef the judges who were sell' to Eugland and executed. J-'or thi- act
he was reprobated In all lionorable men, and the ex])ressiou, '•lie was an arrant
Downiny." became the superlative of meannes-- and scoundrelism. F(j"d Macaulev, ii\
liistorical e-say, says: "Tools cd' oliice, who Idee Downing, had been j'.roud of lacime\-
ing; his ((.'lomwtdrs) coach, miglu insult him in h^yal sj>eec]ies ami addi-esses." lb; was
made a baronet in IGG;^. and d. in July, IGS4. He luul been one of the four 'J'ellers (if
the En^sdish Exclu ijuer, and Dowinng St., Fondon, was so mrued I'or him
Dif. Cii MM I-.'- C);AiNei;v, wii'ing to Pres, SiiL s. says; "I have read all id" Mi .
StoddanPs -writings, but have not been able to si'e in tht.-m the .^treiigtji ni t;-enius some
liave sittributed to hiiu.
(JOS Al'PEN'DIX.
rJClIAHl) CiRAFTUN.
liicliai'd (irafioii. I^sq., citi/cn :ind ^I'dciT cjf l^Diidon. descL-udfil frrmi ^^'il]iaIll dt'
Gruftcin who took liis luiiue t'rotu ilic towiisliip of (imfton in ('licsliin- I'.VAo, wIpi had
sons Williaiii uiid l'):i\iiL [Ornn /•"./'.•< C/tCx/urt'.] " I[i> iuiccstois ciijoNt-d n lar^it- icvciuk^
in hinds in tli<> city of ^Yol■(;l'st(■^, and in fJrafton, Fliffird and I'cinhx k in \\'o!c(_'>ti r (',,.;
also other laiuls in the L'o. of SiatTurd, as a])]n'aret]i l)_v a ih-i-d (\vlii<-]i 1 liavc st-ni)
dated in June 29, Jlt.'U. b ( loliS), Init at tliis day dispersed into sttani^-f liuiids. Xevt-r.
thfless 1 wish ^'il■tue her dne reward; tlien sludl ncjt tlie hearer (a trae lover of aur.s)
depart empty handed. This coat of arms was attested, ratiiii'd and cemlii imd in a letter
ter^tinionial to Sp;dn, hy William Fhiwer. Esq. Xorrey, Kjn<j- at Arms, Awj;. Hi, ].")!•_'.
to Kirhard (I'l-aftun, son. i>f l.'alph, who was mhi of lialpli (Jnii'lon (spelli-d (larftontof
the County I^aiatine nf riiesliirt.' — (ientleinan. This coat \\'as als(] contlimed to iJichard
Grafton of London, <i'ent., od son of Kichanl (irafton of the said city by lioliei-t t'ook
lo":!!." {(rir'Jli, tin's: Jler/f^'lry.] Arms: " 2*n_rt^ }in' x.iUin; salde and eriiiine; a linn
ramjiant or aimed a.nd langued gules. "
He \\'as lnc)ii;:iir n|> as a merchant, as was lii-< assoeiaf" and parrner iu translatiiii;-
and printini;- Hiljh'S. lulv.-ard \\'!iite(duir(di. 'i'he occasion of their luTominu' printers
may be seen in I'n.i's Miirt//r<A";jil. In Fl:-!? Grafton and Wliitcrinnch c;iu->ed to he
jivinted at llamliur£- or at Paris, more ])M)haldy at Ham., a folio ediiioii of the Bilde.
The few deviations from I 'overdale's translations v\-ere ^u]lplied hy John li'iu'ers [Jolin
Ki_>gcrs inirned at Smitlxlield FOoo] who assumed the na.me of .Mattluws — liei'ce called
Matthews' Bible. This brougdit tu-afton into favor with Cj-annu'r, Giomwell and
Boinier until the latter became Bishop of London. In loljS (Jijifinn olitained ]>ermission
from Francis I, King of France, througli the intercession (jf lien, s to print an English
Bible at I'ails, tin' woikn^eu there being laorv' skilWul ami the 'pajiL-r ijeiter. But when
the wotk was done the printers were srimmoncd lieforc^ tlie •' hnjuisitio)! of the Faith "
and the wliole <';lition I'j.ofid copie^.) sei/.^d and delivered to b" bu.rnetl. But tin- ollicer
thrmigh covetonsness >ol,i four "dry vats" of them to a ha.bfrdasltcr to hip cajis in,
and tlc'Se, were bought again, but the proj)rietors, i.ira.fton iV \N'hitecluind!, suiTered
great loss. After the primers bad ai)peared before the " l!;cpr;,.i;i(Jii of tlie Faiih" the
proprietors and Coveruale the corrector were sent for, but bmng warned in time, Hm!.
Aftcr%\aids, encouraged by Crom^vell, who favored the universal rea<line- of ili^
Scriptures, (irafton e^ Whitechiirch, went to Paris and g-ot the type,, pre-si's ami work-
men, brought them to London and s(.) i)ecanie ])rinters themselvi'.-,; for in I'uVA they
]n-!nted in London the lVd)le in large folio un<lcr the direction of (.'overuale and patromiixe
of ('rannier with some improvements on " .Matthews' tratislat ion." 'i'his i.s called " 'i'he
(.ireat I-iilde " and was the first Eng^e^h Bibh.' printed in liin^hand.
Soon after the execution of Lord ("romwell (July v)(i, loID,) (.rrafton was imprisoned
six Weeks in the Fleet Prison forprinting .Matthews' Bible ami " TheGrcat Bible " -svith-
<iut notes, and bef(.)re lie came out was bound in .-ITOO not to sell or print anv more
]5ibles until the King and clergy had agreed, on a translation. He was called beloiv tlie
couucil on a charge of printing a " l)allade " in favor of Lord Cromwell, and (irafton's
(jtion(him friend Bonner being j'resent angiavated tlie cause by reciting a little chat
between them in whi.dj Crafton had intimated that he v,-as sorry h)r Crouiwell's appre-
hension. B>ut the Lord Chancellor Audley turned the discourse, and the mutter seems,
to liave ended.
In a few years (irafton was a]ipo;nted printer to Prim-e Edwaid and with, \\'ljite-
church had special ])atents (Jan, y, \.j-\o,) for printing th(.> cliurch service Ixjoks and
jnitners, Latin and Engli--li.
In 1 Eilw, \'I, April 2,'. loK, he had a patent for ])rinling the statute bc.ioks or ads
of Parliann.'nt. (.i. liiiUMdf tells us that he wrote the gicater part of Hall's Chronicles.
Hall died in lolT and next ye-.r (irafton printed saidC'hronicles, i-ntitled Tit.' I'liron-
i,-l, s ,,f th' (to i'hr.',fiu",i.'<f,:inu(,', ■■<<■/ I'oi-r: :i,n! 1,(1 in'ti.^t, r. In ].")r,2 at! ;ibi idL'-eim'nt of
(rrafton's Chronicler was printi-d by Uiehaid Tone! his son-in-law. .\nd in l.-y','.) Chron-
icles of England ill fnl! with lisiN of shei'iffs, etc. One Hicdiard (ira.fton was mem. of
Parliament for city of London 1 ."i-l:; and '."iC. and '~>i)-')7. and Lugdide thinks he -ivas our
irndiaid but his eiiito;- think.-, not. Some time /. ,•;,/;. Eli/abeth he fell down sta.ir.s and
brol^c his h'g in two piac'S aiul wa^ lame until he died about \'i?2. He had a son
Pichard who was bred to the hiw, and of eminence as In; was counsellor of the Siationer's
Cc'iniiany.
FHOM Il.VXS.Vl'.n's TYi'.)(',i;.\IMlI.\.
fCleliard (Jraftoit was classically edacatod and ;i,-, shown by hi< wiitiin^^s mii<r have
itnderstocnl the languages. " His (U-iginal lettm-s," .-,a.vs Hansard "to Ai(dibislioi) ('ran-
APPENDIX.
cm
iiicr'tind I-onl Cruinui-ll sli()\v tliut lie wns ciicoii raLT'''! I'.v ;mk1 iiilmittr:! to tlio (•()iivers!i-
tiiiii (if till' iiiiliiJiiN' und ^Mi'in nu'ii ot his time. llr lu.iy li.-nc h.Tii in cni'ly ]\\\- ;i ^ri-occr
hut was i,ri>I)aMy lircd a |iii,itcr. IIl' |iuljlislif.l \\\:- S,'w 'I'c laiii'-iit in ]~)'>i. Prcvinus
to ]'hil lu' li '.•.•(■!: in .\iit\virji, \vhc;f lie pi-liiti'd 'i'sinlai's New Tc-taiiM-nt ami artcrwai ds
his Bihir; rrvix'd and run rri.-d liy Myk-s Covridalc (iiat'tou and WliitcoliurcU cun-
linr.i'([in iKU'liMTshiji and in fri^'iidslup for many } cai's. 'J'hcif iianio.-. arc snnirtiine-;
found si_']i;iratt !y in the same ((lliioii cA \)i_<'>ks. \\ hiii so many hcarinj,'- (irafton's name
had ht'fu juinted llie luum- was taktui out and that oi \\ iiitccliundi inserted in the sanif
plare.
In London lu' lived in a \n\.vt of a dissolved jiousoid' (irey I'^riars, afterwni-ds ei'mited
by Kdsvard \'l lor a U(-j)iUil, called Christ's }lo:-i«ital for the r^Iaiutenaiu-e and J-'dn.ea-
tion of Orphan^. He is believed to hi- the s:inie IJiidutvd ( iraftou \'. ho was nuun. of
I'arlianicnt for the eity id' London L")o:; -f and aucaiu in ir),")!L7, and foi- the' city of
Coventry, W'arwiedcshire, in lot;:' and loUO.
" The ek'.^atit ih'vii-e of fli'diard ffratli.ui, Iv-ij /' says Hansard, whose Tvj>oL;-r.;i)hia
contains an .■n,>_Tavinu' of it (and alsi;) the device id' l.'ii hard Tottle, Hand and StaiM, " was
a tun or baire! with, a tree e r,)\\in:i; out of the buny hole. .Motto fi'oni the 1st l''.|)istle of
Jame.s, '21st v.. ha,s a (|Uaint idlusion to his nam.e; •• Si/srij),_f, insljnn, ]','rbi//i, .''
(lfec(five the engrafted word.) This jday upon lii^ name was not coniined to jiini-elf,
and not so complinientaiy in the instance of John Stow, a rival antiquary, at \vhosi'
works (Ttafton >neereil as " the menicu-ies of sii)>ei>iiiious foul^da.tiou^^. labh-., and lyes,
foolishly .t^t'/ri (-7 to^^.-ther." to wduch Sto\v retorieti of the woHcs i.if Urafton. as '•the
rattling of enipty /nifin-s and fruitle.-s.s Gri'_rf\,'^ of .Moiuas oiy.-.pring."
Fj)\VAKTj ^\'ilITl•.(■l[^lJC^I ((iiafton's jiartnej) ni, thr- wid. rd' Archbislmi) CrannuT.
Slie was (.'ranniii'-- Od svite, IJie tirsl being " Jilacii .loanna." When L'rannier 'isas
ambassador in (ierniany lie became attaclicd tw the niece (.f the < luiin-nt (bn-nuui scholar
UBid author, " O.-'-i and '.•!■." iioti dr plmnr fiu' Anilrew H.oMennui. Her name wa.s Margar;t,
and when mariled to t'ranmer ^v:'.s 17 years of aL:e. and he \vas \\\. She is ilescribed
as liaving luighi (-yes, a ])retty umurli and a ^weet tempej-. Slnj hail an Al/oey inXotts,
wh.ich iuul l>ee.i graute.l to Cranmer by Henrs \'\\\.
Mn.Ks Co\t:Ki>A).E, b. in Yorl;shire, 14s7, wns alnumer to Queen (.'atharine Parr,
-ai\d delivere.l a d.isi'our.-u at her funeral, L")dS. He becaiue bishop of Exeter, Apiil 14,
lool, aiul d. lOtjy.
NOTES OF HISTOLY OF Till: lUBLE.
In the Sth century Bede tian<I,ited the whole ]'i!.]e into S.ixon. Portions of ih-,-
Scrijitures liad beeti jireviously translated at vaiious times. '1 he J'ojies birbid tlio read-
ing of these translations, and iit the 14th century they had become uninttdlieilde to the
common p.'oiile by reason of t hani^e in the langua^'e.
\\ icidifl translateii the wlu)le Bible- from f.arin CiC|)ies, not being acouaiiued with
tlie origin;!], Heluew and fireek. In l-:il>ij a bill was brought in House of Lonls to stip-
pres> it. In 14bs A rchbi.shop Arundid decreed deatli tor read.ing any translation, and
se\ e.al .-.uflered accordin.gly. Oaxtou bee-an to print in I'.nglain! with movaJde Uietaliic
types in 1474. Tinu' of Henry ^■ 11 1. William 'i yndal tr;in>hiied the New Tesranienl
from the original Greek iitto En,edish, wliich was ]u-inted at Hamburg or Antwerj) about
L")'2(l; this \\as first printed edition of any ])ait of the H,4y Seriptin'cs in tlie Eni^lish
language. 'i'he impression was sejit over to ICn-land. and eagei ly s,,uirl)f and read bv
the people, bnt excited alarms in the Kouiish (diureh. and Sir Tinunas Miu-e and 'i'onsni.i.
bi'^hop of Loudon, cau-ed all copies to he liurued at St. P.auTs ('|■o^s. In the meantime
Tyndal with .'diles L'oveid;de ti an-lafed and prddisjied in p-jdU a ])ari of tju^ Ohl Tota-
mejii witli rellertious (Ui the English clergy and l>i>hops, and the same v(\ii' a more
correct transhition of the Xew Testumeut. He was .soon, -.ci/.ed and imprisoned liv liie
Emperor th.rougli the intiiu'nce of Henry ^'111 aiui liis udnisters, and in lo'Jii put to deatli
at \illepont I'.ear Brus._^el^, l>y decree of tin- Ass.endi;y at Auu'djurg. In p-jdij (Lm,! e-e .Io\ e
published ])art.s of the (lid 4'e.-,tament. In bj;!,"; Miles Covci-dale ]i'"ii)li~.hed in foli.i t!ie iii'st
Engiish transh,!ti(.n of ilu- uhole Ibilde, probably printed at Xuri.-li. This. was jolloued in
\7t-\'i hy the' .Matthe\\'^ liiMe. piie.ted abroad. a"nd in lo;;!! ire -'d'iie (ireat Bilde," i>rinte<l
iiL London by liiatimmV WduteelmrLli. (d' wlTu-h --everal editi.ms were i>rinle<i, particu-
larly one ill l.'lii, f(U- vv-li!(-h Cranmer wrote a. i>reface. heiu-e (-ailed Cr:ininer's I'ilde. In
L")l(; Heuiy \'Ill j./ohibite I the reading of WdcklilVs. 'iyndars and C:iverdi;.h 's. or any
otiier not alh.wed by Parbaiui-nt. In io")7-i;_' :; i;i;.!i. \,.i-, pu iill^ii.-ii in t.o-m.-; a h'v
refugees from Enghiiui, called the (b-neva lulile. 'idus haa ( 'al vatii.-^iie notes, and was
tlierefore the favorite witii tlie ibirltans. In LltiS a new translation was made bv a
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010 AITEXDIX.
coi!iinis5;ioii (TiMsistini;- of lil'ti'cn jn-rsoii-;, of wlimii ci^'ht wci>" l)islu)])S, liencc callt'd lliir
Bislioj)^' Uililr. Til." jii'^sfiit ^I'lsiDU. rcvisci in <<ui- day \>y n foinniissiou cDinpu^ril of
the must cininriit srli.ilnrs ami iliviin's of rlic Knirlisli s)»-alciiii;- racf, %vas Ix'g-iiii hy
autho:-ity of Ivmn- Jaiuo, l(iO"i , and iiuiilishi'ij Kill.
, MOTTOS.
Tlie 'J'otliill Aims has rin motto. \\'itli a liillcsliidy, lidwrvi'v, one mii^lit heih-vis'-d .
The motto of l']nu-lKli families are to a Inr^i' cxti-iit a i)lay upon tlicii' luunos; siicli as
tliat of lio].f. M// /i,ij>, /.v //,,( lirih'.-fi). llomaii, 7 inii n. nntu. W akr, li',//,'/, mal jin'U.
A fow consist of a sin^lf coinnion wor.l, jii'iliajis on thr iirini-i]ilc tlii't a wi.nl to tlic wise
is enou:;li. As that of St. \'inri'nt, I'l/nx: of (ii'ttino-, '/V// ; of Jlorno, Tr'ie. Oth'-is
refer to some exent n;- achievi-nniU in wliieh an ama-stor tnok part, a- that of J-'\miaitli,
Al'jirr-s: of \V(KU>house, Aguiciart. Many aini of a ri-li!;ioiis cliaiaeter. as tliat of
Chetwoile, ClirlM mij Croir,,; of Dalhonsio" P r<vi nxd hihur : of Mill, Jldp, <) (,'oif.
The luotio of Kay seiMiis to he merely an efl'ort at alliteration, /I'vy* //(■nr oirn Kin h'ind.
though ])iissiMy the scut inieut may have some allinity \\'it}i t lie i't\ mnNrvy or nss(jr-ia1ions of
the name. 'I'lie motto of (iraer seems \ anntin^-, luit is not on that aci-ount a very rare
exueptiou, (Ju r <]et ds (I'Ji'i-i: :'-iJh_ vnr lu'int'. ^'onic n! the iiuist aneicnt and noMe names
aj^sociated with the hiule-bt diirnilies aie tin' mo~-t unassnnrm<r. As that (d' tin- Ivirl o{
AViirwiek and the ].)uke of Argyle, / .^trdri-,' nill tin.-:.,- tJiinijs hiif oirji, y:\\\w\\\\g to tin'
Loners of ancestry), or that (d" the Dnke (d' Ihiiadeui;!!, I lore.
A. ihie mottu Lo-rne hy h'aie.', I',arl of \'\"estmoreland — as usual, a ]niu — im]dies a
lofty ideal of the dignity of life an<l a ( orrespoiiding ]>rei-fpl. ilrin'j ir'thlhrj hii.-<i to
(fane) tlw Ti'iuple. The eonstant itcratioi! id' hueh a mott(j in the family ealiing it iheir
own, oiiglit to have an enuohling inilmnec.
In the suhjoined list ilie Latin motto i< fidlov.ed hy the Englisli iraushition and
that l)y the family naitie, and title of ihehi-arer. Ah!)i't'viations. — 15t. foi- 15ai'onet ; H. ,
Earon; \ ., ViFeonnt ; E.. Earl: M., Mari|uis; !>,, I'ukr-.
A Home. A Honu': A Homo. — Eumk. E.
A Cuspiue Cor«")rta. My (.'rown hy the s'pear.- MinDi.KTON, V.
Aecendit Cantu. lie animates h_\ Crosvrdng — Cockiu kn, V>\.
.Concordant nomine favta. <.)ar deeds ai;'ree with onr name. — (ii;ACi:, Y>i.
Aquanimitu. Justly. — SrKFii:r,l), Iv
Agineourt. — We>DF.n()isr., B.
Aides Oieu,— ihdp. (t i;,..d. Mu.i,, Bt.
Algiers. — EXMuLTH. V.
AlhduJah — 'J'uiTi:, Bl,
Amo. 1 love. — Bi'eeni.iTiii, D.
Ardua petit Avdea. The heron ^eeks high ]dae'-s.— Ilijnix, Bt.
At Spe.s uiin fraetn. Ihit my Ijope i.s not Isrokeu. — ll(.>i'ivrr>w\. E.; Hope, Bt.
Aviso la tin. Consider t]:e end. — Ati.sa, M.
]jis vivj tiiti hene. He lives twice \\\\(i lives \\ell. Br.i. ii r;i;, I3t.
Cassis tutissinui vinns. \'irtue is the safest hidmet. — l'j[()r.Mu.\].)f:LKY, M. ; Db'.L.^-
jMI.KK, E.
Cave Adsum. Beware, ] am present. — J.^KntNK. Bt,
Cavend(.) tutus. Safe, hy lieing eftiitious. — (/.\^ KXDisir, [).; Wat KRt'AKK, B. Ihir-
lington, hh
Chi' Sara. Sara. "What will he will he. — Bp:i,koj:ij, ]>, : Bi'sskm., Bt,
Cifdis Ex[doratis. The lieavens having heen explored. — Jh;i;senKL, iU.
Comjuieseo. , 1 am at rest. — HjiADKinri' M.; Mi:tiali- i:, B.
Consilio non imjietu. By couiistd. not force. — A(;.niwv, Bt.
Corda Senita pando. 1 lay open locked In^aris. — hoc Kii ai;'I'. Bt.
Corona mea Christus. Christ my eroAMi.-— Ciiktmudi.-, lU.
Deo, rcgi patri;e. To (htd, my King and counti-y. — Ei'iVKUsii.vM, B.
J'ro rege, lege, grege. Eor the King, the law, the people. — BLsr^oitofGH, E. ;
Biioi'OuAX, B. ; ik).\-oM;v. B.
Eare f;ie. Speak, do (/. /-. , di, what yon sayi, — Eaikfax, B., Bt.
E(dis demulcta mitis. The stioke<l cat is in eek, — .M< I'll ::i;s(.).n" (i it.v.x'i'. Jit.
Eight. — i?<.)ssi,v.\, Iv ; Sixri, All;, I't,
Eirm. - Iliiii), P<t.:SrAii;, \\.\ I'.vt.hv.mi'ij:. Bt. : W.vr.sn, i^.; Hay DAi.uv.Mri.K, lU.:
ITaami.ton. lU.
(I'odfried. — (Join i;i;v. Bt.
llon;o lioinini hqius, Man is a wolf tov ard his fellt.w man.--AVul.si':i,KY, }5t.
Homo sum. I um a man. — Hdmax, \'>i.
a}'}'i:ni)1x.
G]l
Kyiid l;_vn kuuwt- Ivcpyio. Kri'i> your own ]<in Iriiitl. — Kay, lit.
]ji\ ^'(•ltU est lu PCUU' llobil>v^.>'. \'iniU' i^ tin- v,il'- lloliirit_V.--(iriM"'>Ul), Iv
>»"e to (juji'sivt'cis exira. Svlc ;\ kiio\\icili:<' uf lliysi'lf noi 1 ryond iliysclf. —
11k WET, 15t.
Ne vile f;\iic. I>rii!i; !\otliiii<r liasc to (r;iiir) the 'J'cin|)i,'. — \\i>.TMfnti;i,AM), E.
Nil Mapnuui tiisi lintiuin. Is'otliiiiL;- i-; grcut unlr.-is ii:ip(nl.-"-(.'(H)i'i:i;. 15i.
Nobllitiitis, \'iiius lion Sii'inina. ( 'li;uacti'r, \'ii'tuc nut liucni^t.' i.> ilie mark of
nobility. — \\'KsT.Mi.\sr];i;, M.
Oru vi labora. Pray aii<l labor. — D vi iimsii;, Iv
Ovfv, fork oviM'. — ''on VN<;ii A>r, M.; Ct x.nincii am, I?t.;I)iCK, Va.
Fau))i'r noa iit spe. .Not poor in lio]ii-. — i\K)i;i:, Hi.
Per nrbi'in. 'riivonv-bont, thr i^'lr.ltc, — C!t,av, i-5t.
Proviib'. — Stkwakt. lU.
Qaoil dixi, ili.xi. — What 1 luivc said I lia\(' said. — Dixii:, Bt.
Qnod sursuui voln \idt-rf. I wish to src wliat is above- -Dt/KKAVKN, E.
Sfciis rivos ".upiarmn. ]>\ ri\ I'r.-^ of w at'T. — PiN'Kiis, Bi..
Tlir()ui,'li . — .'iiiKia (>i!.x, .M. ; J1a.mii,to:\, 1). ; IJamij.tdx. P,t.
'i'lms. — St. Vinckxt, A'.
■I'mix — Uo.ME. Pt.
Try.— tii/iifixc, l'.i.:PAi;i;Ki;, ]V„.
Tuebor. 1 \\-ill di't'-nd, — 'r«u:inx(;'io\, A'.; Srr.Ai fokl). ]^.
l^bi lilii'rtas, il)i iialria. Wiicri' tbi-rr is Pb-ny then- l)r my couiitiy, — Paii.i.ii:, ]>i.
Vng toy, unti' roy. luii,' loy. One faith, one kiu^-, onr law. — C'la>'KK'a UUK, 31.;
Prc'.cK. P.t. ; lb;Ib i;(.(), lU.
Pt ]ii'isiiii. 'I'hai I may bi.' of nsf. — Foi.KV, ]b.
Ut prosim aliis. That I may be' of use to others. — Ji';x\rx(;s, Pl.
'Ver lion smipt-r viiit. ^'('rllon al\N'a\s flourishes. — ^'Kl;^■o^^ ]5t.
A'igila ot Old. \\'atcli and ]i!ay. — W'aki., Lb.
Mx ca nosti-a vo.'o; Orii.1 ^fct'('/', xiii. PJd. 1 scareecall these thiii^rs niy o\vii(alb;d-
iug to the honors of ancestry.- — Ai;(i^ i,K, P.; W.vjuvjck, E.
I.rXKAI. .VM) DTKECT.
In Enu'huid tin' law determines the sni-cessiou of titles and of infe.^tnfe real in'operty
^ccordiiil,' to a plan oria-inall^ ile.-iunel to maintain and ]iei[)eruale the feudal sy,-.tem.
'I'liis ])la'.i eivcs ]'reee(h-nre to the mab' hue and to the eldest I'ramdi (>( that line, llenee
called the dire;;t line. In this e.)untry the law rec iL;-n!/, -s no distinr'lion amou:'; heirs in
iiitcsirtcy. Male an;l fen>ale, yonii-;;- and ohl, sltare aUke. The terms ••lineal" a.nd
" direct," so oft(.'n used by \\riTei-s In this e-juntry to ei\e (-mph.;.;ls to a statejuent of
pedigree or descent, have no aiiplieation. and are (dijeetionalde as inv^dving a fallars .
All dcseent irenealogieally is in lim-s or lineal. Anil it is eipially eh-ar that all descent
is direct: thouudi the term n^ frequently irsed ini[)lies tb.e ahsiirdity tliat the child is not
Uirectiv th .-ceiided from the mother.
C'OI.l . ATKi: .\ 1, I )l-:s(- F.XT.
'i'his ^traiLge combination (>( terms i-; s.vmetimes used to ex]iress tin- iden. of collateral
Telationship; thus: John Smith is Cfdlaterally descended fi-om Henry Smith, said Ib'tiry
being- lirotberof .J(din Smitli's aneesior. Theesseniia! con.liiiou of descent is ]iarentage,
therefore John Smith is not de-cended C(dlati'rally or any other way from TIenry. but is
collaterally related to him by doceat from his brother. In ot'iier word.--, roHafcj-ul.
descent is a coritradiciion in terms.
AVKltAfil-: lHJitATlOX OK llf.MAX J.IKi:. Sl'( (KSSIOX OF UEXEIIATIOXS.
The two ideas ex}»ressed in the above beading an- sone-pimes confmimled or reg-arded
{IS one an-l the same. They are essentially diltereiu. Tie- average duration of human
life dep<-nds on. or is gr.'atly alTec'ed by conditi(jns and surroundings — is longer o;-
shorter at different j.-iioii-, and iix-aiitie.- in proportion as these aie more or less favor-
able to healih and Ion;;-; vity. San.ita.ry iinpi ovenients in cities, the draina;,^' of marshes
aiid wet h-,;aP, the inerea-e of comforts and the li;;hleniiur of labor ami/n;,'- the poorm
ihts^es are among the physical cau.-^es v. hii-h ha\e ].i,,longi il the aveiai.''( teim (,f hunnin
lib- from twenty years in The >ixtee)Uh ceninry to bpity y.ars in the niueteenih. 'i'lu;
W(n'k o!' amelioration has Imt jtisr liegnn. With the )i-ogres,-. of ituprovenn iif, t!ie
<b:nii'i;tien of u U I lee, ^^a ! y , iiliei,:;;il aui lu iscli le; oe.s taxation, the eijuali/atiou (d' tiie
jml/lie Imnlens, the faii or just distribution of the jiroeieds of indu-.ii-y, and theint<-l-
lectual and m(.>ral ail vancement that is imule possllih' by and wdl k,-ep )i:ice with the
Gl;
APPE\])1X.
ii'iatt'riiil i>rogrr-ss of society, the avetnge (if lifr, it is easily coii'-civjihlr-, will iiifn ase
to lifiy, sixty or si-vi'iity years.
'Hk' siicrcbsiou oi i.'.eiHM-iiti()ns, on Ihe other hand, (Icpeuds on a nntu.ral hnv of
dcvdoi'iiitT.t and the duration of tlio child bearing- ]>erio(l in woman, which, under
similar social and climatic conditions aii^ always ahout tlie same. 'J'his iieriod, in the
Tcmjievale. Zories, i- ])! aclically in(dnd( d helwi en the a,i.'-es of is and 4-J, ihr ave'rai'c of
wiiich is oO. This apjUdximaies very chi-i ly to the aveiai^e interval of suceessi(,i\
between ].>arent and (diihl. of several actual iM'dig-iees coni|uIed from Kn<;lish ^-rni a lo ■■-
jcal works of the In st anth.iiiiy and fnni juililic u cords in this couiitiy coverinu- a ])eriod
of thirteen centuries and including ovi'r loity generations in un!)!-e];e"n lini-.
'i'lie fact is not a meie matter of curit.sity or personal inti-iesi, hut i^ a veiv iiiiiuM--
tant aid and of great use in chinnological and historical reseau lies. \\"e theiefore oSTer
no ajiok'gy for tlie following lists. If we are accused of vanity oj- ])iide in thus connect-
ing our.^elves with the gnat of former times we must hear the imi'Utation (luider ])rntest)
as best we may. con.-<-ious thiU tei;.-. of th(U!>aiid-: in this couiurv, lo sav nothin^'- of the
Old World, must share with us the shame and iU.-:;jact' sucli as it is. .At the same tinu'
we oiVer in mitigation that we have only lit h.-ou's choi'-e in the nmifer. \\"e must ti'ac.^
to Charlemagne or to nobody, for tlieie aic no other authentic J-jin peau jn-digrees v>ith-
out liiatus or break reaching back -o far as tll.)^(■ that lead back to liim.
'1 he genealogy of the descendants- <if Ciuiiicius gui s back m^-iilv twentv-five cen-
turies, and incUnh's fi'oni seveniy-five to eighty gtur^rations. but we liave nri"|):i''! '"■ h.t
in thai. 'I'he n:an who of all otheis is ]ea.-.t likely to jiride him-ei i on anv aic-cstral
lirie is the .!;encal(gist, for he ci-n-ldcrs more than otliers "how )i;anv jiroii-enitors
everyone of us has ha.d — lich. ihuu-, kings, slaves, lircek and barbarian."'
'l. Tepin the (dd. b. ali.iu, .■■(,0; Mayor of Anstiasia: d. ii'A'.) .
2. D<;du, d. (ill); ui. Anchuses, dau." of St. Ariudd, lii-^ho]; of V.V/..
o. Pepin d' I!ui-sfal, J)uke (d' Austiasia. d. 711; m. l-^Iji^idi'.
-1. Cluub-s "\iaro-l, ]>uk..' of i-'janl;s, s:;ved Ikirope fn.-m Aioha.nn-danism ai battle of
T(uu's: d. T-II; in. Hotrudc.
5. I'epiu the SiuM-t, Jvint;- of Trance, d. TG^!, a. o;.]; m. Bei-iha " with tlie lonir foot,
an (-xceUent woman,' ilau. of Canbert. ('ount of hanii; d. 7^H.
<k Charlemagne, b. 7bJ: d. Sid; m. (Ha dau. (d' i)e;-iderius, Iving c.f kombaidv.
who had no ehil. and U'as divorced; (2) Midix-Mide ;,f Swabia. li.-rtha, a sis. of ('iKU'Ie-
magne, m. Milo, Count of Angici's and liad Roland, wiio ^^-a-; slain at IbincesN alles.
7. Lewis Debonaire. ]:mper,,i- of tl,e We-i, d. Sid; m. Juditli '-the fair," dau. of
\Vaiidu!s, Count of Altorf in SwiT/.erland, \\]\u d. x4'.i.
!>. Chrrles th.e Bald, Kmp<Tor of tlie \\'est. b. S2;]; d.- STS; m. ]:rmentrude. dau of
Count of i)iitans; d, bOU.
t). I'liucKss Juditli, m. (h Atlndwolf, King of England, who d. S.""/;; Ids C'd wf.
He was Unhi-r of Alfred tlu' (ireat by his fu'st' wf. (Jsinirij-, desc. from a' neid.ew of
Ccrdic. Stie m. {2) Baldwin,, Count of riati'lers, who d. yT'.C
Ice Jxddwin il, Count (if Flanders; m. S.n:J, Elfrida, dau. oi Alfred the (ii.-at
She d. fiifl.
11. Aruolf, Count of Fhuiders, d. OGo, a. 7.0; ui. Aiisa, dau. of Herbert, Count of
Vermandois. wShe d. ydO.
12. Baldwin IH, Count i<i Flandeis and Artoris; d. 9^^; m. UGo. Bosalie, dait. of
Beringanus H, ]\ing of Italy.
lo. Baldwin I\', " Cairbeard;" d. lO.JG; m. (H Ehanor, dau. of Bichard, JJuke of
Noimandy; (2) Olgina, dau. of Ere(h/i-lc I, c'ount oJ' Luxendmra-. Sic d. B':;s.
l-[. Baldwin \', <_'. ,,r V. ; d. 1(J:J7; m. 102G, Ali.sa, dau. of Bobert H, King of France.
g'.;:nd dau. (d' Hugh CaO'-t.
lo. ]vlaud. m. iKGii, William of the Con. post the same vrar he waui the battle of
Hrstiuirs, b. a; FalaI.e. K--^:,; d. ipsP; sou of i;,d,eit, Fuke cd' X.u-nandv, sometini -s
callid " the Magniiii cut." and -ometimes ■■ lb, Ik it the T),'vi!.'"
IG. (iundied, d. !(>.•): m. William de Warren, b'.mrl of Surrev.
17.^ \\'iliiam de Wanen, i:arl id' Sunvy. i\. May 1!. ll.";-: n'l. E!i.'.ab. th, dau. of
Hugo th.' Cr.-at, (.'ounr id' V-u mamlois. s'be \^ as wid. of ];,,!,;.: t, I 'ount. oi' .N[c! b'nto,
who d. 11 b'-:. Hugo of \ fin.andois was geiicrali-^imo nf tlie li.^r Ci u>ade, BjHii. lb',
v.a-; bo-Ju-r to Bhii;j. I, K ini;- of Fram-e,'and m m of Heniy I. l\in-- of Fiai'ice, and hi.s
wi. Ann.' (d'llussia. grai: I dau. of IJoma.nus II. E;ni)c.'(.;- of i '.uistautiuople.
IS. Begiuald de \\'arr(n m. .Mice.
I'.l. Adda de Wa'ricii, m. lln.yv, V.-.v^l . d' Huutiuuioi., w ho .L IJ.VJ, .-^ou id" J*.avid,
King of Sc(,ilaud, by whom she had .Maicobu 1 \' and, WiMiam the l.!o,i. Kin- of Scot-
land, David, wdio m. Mauil, chiu. of Hugh Kevelioc, Jiarl of Chester, and .Margaret.
APPEXDIX.
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20. ]M!irt,^:ircl, nr (1) roinin do I'rtit. wlio d. iui(i slic iii. (01 nuiiqdircv nulmii, Kar!
•of Hereford.
-n. Tl.'iirv I? )linn. d. lOOO; m. ^riuul Fit/ Pi.-rs.
2-2. Il;iuii>lirey iM.liiin, d. 1-375; Lor,! ]{\'j;]i ('onstahlf of iMii^laud; gud-fatlu>r uf
Edward 1; in. Maud of ]-]ii.
2:]. Ali<-.' \l>hun. m. Kntri-r Toiii.
2[. Wu-f df Tniii, 111.(1) J'ho'.n'As Lcyl)urn; CJ) <iiiy UiMucliaiiip, Earl of Wai-\vick,
1x1272; d. Aug-. 12. lol.j. Hi' si^rvod in Si-niland and i-iM>-ivod a vast domain that had
bcdon^n-d to t)i<- lu'irs of ISaliol in the hisliuprir!; of i)iuliani. lit; was (diari^t'd in-
Edward 1 not tn Irt r>-vi- (iavotMi ruturn in En;;-ian.l; (Jave-rnu wa ; killrd. (She m. {'■]]
Wnx. (!>■] Ziiii(di.) (iuy built an addition to the famous W'arwicl. (.'astl". His son,
'I'homas Ik'au'/liamii, was gt. g. fatliir lo Aniu' Hi'auchaiii]!, \\]\n \n. Kicliai d Nevilh-,
Earl of Wai wiclv, called the King Miiker, whos(; dau. Anne m. 1] iward, Prince r>f Wales,
.and (2) Hleliard 111; another dau., Isabel, m. d'eorge, Ibilco of e'lareiice, bro. of Edward
IV and Kiehard III.
2o. Matilda Pe uK-liami), b. about 1:100. Ibu- brother, Thoina- I'rMUchamp, com-
nnanded the van iit Cie.^sy; m. UeiTrey de Say.
2'i. Adonia lie Say, !). abou' P^oJ, in. Sir .Toliu Clinton, kniglit, b. I;j2ri; d. 1:197;
Gov. (,r Warwick Cast'le.
27. Margaret Clinton, m. Sir Baldwin do Montfort, of the 0th generation in dose,
from Hugo de .Montfort and his wf. Addizii, d.an, of Pobi.rt, E.irl of Melento, and Eliza-
beth, dau. of lIu^•o, t'onnt of A erniaiulois, \vlio-e hist husband was Win. de Warren
.(No. 17).
28. Sir Wiliam Montfort. d. Dec. :31, 1-1."'):J; m. l-Wl, Maiu'aret Pecl.e.
29. Sir l^aldwiii }.bMitfort, b. lllo; d. h;."); m. .loanna \'ernMn.
."!(). Piobi-rt .Moiitrorl of Be-coie, StalTordshlre and .Monksj.ath, Warwick, m.
31. b:atharine .Mo'iif'.r:. m. Sir (b-org.- I'.ooih, vliod. lis:'!, son of Si;- \V)]!iaui
Tiooth, (Sheriff of fheshire for life) and his w f. .Maud Dation, a gt. v-. dau, of Thomas
])utfon. \vho Avon n'nr,\vn at battle of Poictoii in Piolj. Seearliele " Chivalry," iu Eiic>ic.
Jirlt. The Dmtou line is traced to NN'iliiam, -!lh. Earl of hhi in Xormandv, who was
fourtli in ih-.-c. from T?ollo.
32. Sir William Booth, d. loHl; in. Ellen, dau. of Sir.b)],n Montgi.mery.
33.- .lane Iviioth, m. lo21, Hugh Duttiur; (_2) Sir Thomas Ho] ion! of'HoPord in
Che.sliire.
31. fiirothy Uolford, ^ha]f■^i^.t, r to Chri.-;topher Holford, wliose dau. .Mary, called
by King Jami'S •■ The be.-t ladie of Ch"sliire." m. Iluuh Cle'im.ondeb'y ar,<! was mother
<jf Uobert, Ivul uf Li'-ifst'-i', aiul Hugh, ancestor of .Marquis Cholmondeh}", m. John
Ernen of Bruen Sta|ili-foril. Esij., in Ch-'-^hire, Eim-hiud.
3.1. .bdin Ibaieii, b. l.-.tiO; d. Pi2.1; life j.uMishcd ItlH); republished by authority of
city (d' Lliesifr, 17!;ii); rejiublish-'d in Anerica.. ls")7; b_s 2d wf. .'vnnc- Fox., had Oi)ad-ah
Bruen, nanieil in (diarfer i")f ("onn., P'.i;!: b_\ :M \\\. .M r: r;,>-:i ret, batl:
3ii. .M:ii\- lliiieu. b. .lane 14, lfj22; cameover witli her Ind f-Lci'o. 01)adiah; m. John
Baldwin ol MiU'ord, <.'onn.
37. j;i(diard B-.ldwin, ba].. Dec 30, BUKJ: d. 1743; m. .\nn , b. lOOC; d. 172S.
3S. Phineas Baldwin, bap. Marcli 3, 1700; d. liGl; nu 1727, Pebecca, dau. of
Samuel Baldwin, b. 171)2; d. 1700.
3M. 1-^-eelov BaMwin, b, 172.s'; m. Ca'pt. Sifphen Stow.
40. William Stow, m, Flizaluth I'.aldwin, dau. of Amos and his wf. Sibyl Baldudii
and g. dau. id' jvlward r.aldv,i;>, bro. of Phineas.
4.1. Charlotte Srowe, b. 1701; d. 1S70; lu. Fri Tuttle [0].
42. (ieo. Fivd. Tutile, b. 1s-j3.
43. Frances Baldwin Tuttle b. isHd; d. ls;74.
From the birth ui Tin- first [.IBL'] to that of the last [li^Hi] imdndes a
]ieriod of i:'.04 years, in all, fo.-ty-three >ienruations, an averaire of a fraction over thirty
year.s ;is tb< inters-;',' t^'i -:ucces~ion. This i.s the me:isure of a lieiit or the rhythn; of huma.n
life in lie- maich of the centuries.
In triU-IiiLC ba.ck any lineiore, lio',ve\er •ancient or illiistrious, A\-e-re;ich far within tiie
pah- of mo b-rn tiisM;-y tie- limit of iiuihentic record. r)..-yond th:\t limit tradition and
fabh; niin^Ii' with f;ict and be:,ots iincei-t;;inty ; as we ]u-occrd the il;irkn"ss incr(\ases
aral we revolt to (-onjectnre, until Uiialiythe t hn-ad is eni ire'y lost in the gi-nei-aliiies
that coiupiise (i;ii- knowledge of the i-,;niole ]i:ist.
A cuii nis ieuii,r< e, ;'nd ;e. lo it> ea rlier ]i;ut ol late di-.-ovei-y (-oiinc(-t..> (lueen "\ ic-toria
wish Ming D;ivld of .lerus;il.'ni. 4'lii- firsf step, so to spe;ik, is :in mmrnioii> le:ip of
iiboul foitv i:ener;it!ons to Iber Scoit. Then s>-tiiini;- down to detiiil \-,e li;i\-e Fergus-
GU
AITEXDIX.
mere. l)()uin;;-ar<l<", ('uhiwiri. I'lirain. Kric. nh^.a .-..'io tij r.()i) A. I> , IJiiulf, ]v.ic;;(-h, Hricli,
Donald, Knclnlarli, Kra'-li, Ali)iM, K<imctli McAliiin, Cnii^laiiliiH' I[,l\ (•( S., J)nii:ili;
IV., .Malcolm I,, i\cniir!li III., Malrolm 11.; .MiK'iiarh, Duuraii. kill.'ii l,y .Marbriji, .Mal-
fi)l!ii 111., .Maiul. \sl;i> 111. H.-uiy I., Kin;.',' (if ^.ll^^ and so on. 'I'Ihtc i.s no iitln-rriit iiviin-ol)-
abilitN in .'^ncli a lineage,.: tliiMe is not a liunKiu l/i/ii;,:;' ('ii tIic t;l.i!i. iIku In-, mil a nim-h
(jI'Ut i>. >liyri-'-; tin- wouiliM- is in tlic <ris.-u\ civ (jf iiilt'ijuati^ evidcnc;', il' an}' .such
c-xists, to cntitli' it to ctcilibility as to detail.--.
All intercstini;- ])assa,!j,i- in tlie learned (iililMni's ere-at \vor]<, ^-ivi's ns a L-linipsc of a
vei'v lon,<;- line, iudfcd, tliouedi still sliort l.y s.-\t'i'al ceiitnfie.-, ol' tliat from tlic jisulmi.st.
'I'lie lirst part of it begins \\-ltli the Macedonian Kinp-.s and is slutdo\vy down to Alex-
andor tin' (li'eat [o5o, Ix C.J, or to a fi'W of Ids imrnediate predec(\ssors; and a-ain Injisr's
into (d^yciirity and is but a tradition down to (;<.n>iantine the ! fi'eaf, i-hn|M'ror of Jeiine
and bnildf-r (if Constantinojile ['■'>■'<(>. A.IV] 'I'lience for abnut fifteen generations it rests
on the claim of the nu^tlier of );a-;il, Knijieror of < 'oii.-^taiitir.ople SnT, A.D.
" 'J'he ^'enealogyof I'asil, the .M acedoniaii (if it he not tlie siuirious o!T.-.prin^df
iiride and thith.-ry). exliilnis a ireiiuine picttiie of i lie icvolmioii of tjie nn)st ilhi-trious
familie.^. 'J'he Arsachle.s, the rivals of lionu', I'osse^sed the scejjtre of tlie Ivist near
lour humlied vears; a'youne-er bramdi of the- Parthian Kin^-s cjntinued to reiirn in
Armi-nia.and their royal descendants survived the partition and servitude of that ancient
nionandiy. Two of these, Artabanus and (.'hlienes, escaped or retired tothe c(nirt of Leo
the First: his honnty seated thi-:ii in a safe and fiospiiahh.' exile in tlu' province uf .Mac-e-
donhi; Adirianople was their tin;il settlement. J.)iirinL!: several ffeiiei-ations the}' main-
tained the dii;-nity of their birth, ami their IJomaii jiatriotisni rejected the tempting- oilers
of the Persian and Arafdan jiowers, who i-ecalled them to their native country. Ikit
tlieir K])lemJor was insensildy clouded liy time ami piiverty, and the fatlier cd' Basil wiis
reduced to a small farm, wliich he cultivated with iiis own liand-; yer he scirned to dis-
i^race Ih" blood of the Ar.sacides fjy a [ilebian alliance: liis wife, a vidiou- ,.f Adrlaaojde,
was j)h'ased to count annm-j; her ancestors, the great Coristantine; u!id their royal infant
was connected by some dark alHnity of lineage or country svith the -Macedonian Alex-
ander."'— tfiJihn/i'.i Di-ciinc ithil F'fll (if tiir R'Hunn Knipiri-.
From Basil the line is unbioken; he d. s.^fi; his s. Leo Vll., "the philosopher," Em.
of Con. bSli; d. S)\i: m. I.1OS, Z^-e.
Coiistantiuc VII., Em. of Con,, OoD: d. 9:;:^ m. Helena. '
Komanns, II boy Iv.n.of Con. ,ll.V.i; d. W-j\ m. Theophaiio.
Ann" Porjihryou-ena. ni, St. Kadimir the (rc-at,, Dulce of hJussia.
Lladislus, I), of K.. d. IP."),"), a. ?<'; m. l^p.^uerherde, dan. of iJlaf, King of X'.'rway.
Olgatha, m. Edward the exile, of tie- (It.u generation, from .\lfred the (.ireat.
St! Marg-aret, •' Ladv of England," d. WX)\ m. Malcolm ill., Iving of Scotland.
David, K. of S.. m. "Maud, dau. of Walteof, Ivarl i.f .Xortluimbeiiand,
Henry, Eail of Huntington, m. Ailela de \^"arr(■n (No. If* of fornuT pedigree).
I.IXKAGK OF oK.\t'T(»N.
A line of ancestry of l^ichard Grafton l)egins \vith Pepin and folh^ws the same line
as tlu' former ])edigree down to Maud (.\o. lo) who m. \\'iHiam the '-"ouijuorer. 'j'hence:
ir>. lleuiv 1,'K. of iMtg. b. lOTtt; d. 1147: had bv Xesta Tudor i'rincess of North
Wales.
17. Kobert Earl of (iloucestcr; ni. Mabel Fit/ llamon.
IS. Maud, m. liandal de C'ernion, Earl of Chester, v> ho d. 1158.
- 19. Hugh Kevelioc, Earl of Chester, d. 1181, had by a dau. of Merede'li, Lord of
Hvnlev.
20". Pairan.
21. William.
22. Moriran".
'Z'.\. Kanulph, m. Cecilia de Fulford, dau. of Ixobert.
IM. William, m. .Mice de Heath.
2o. W'illi.am de (ij'afton who tooiv his minie from the township of (iraftoii \i\
Cheshire i:;:;;5.
20. Wm. de (u-afton.
27, Matilda de (I'lafton, ]ieire.-;s, m. Kalph Mylneton,
2.S. I.'alph (Jraftnn.
•c!t. i;a,j)h Ciafton.
;;(>. Kichaid (I'lafton. gent., had arms c.)uferred Aug. Uh 1512, by h tters testi-
monial to Sjiain bv W'm. Fio\\er. J'scp, .Xcjiiov.
;H. Hiclnird "Crafroi., author of tie- " Chronicles of England."
APPENDIX-. G15
30, .Imuh Ciartuii, m. i.'u-Iiard Toihiil, (s. cf \\'i!i. Totliill, M:iy<)r i.f K\i-f'T ;,ikI
High SlifritT nf Di'VDir, ;;if;it Lrrcat irruiiitfatlu-r of \\"iUi:iiu 'rutilc who eiuiyrutt'd to
Mass. H'l'-i'i aiid \\iis oix- ■)(' t'u.' tdiunlcrs nf N('\\' liaviMi, (■(nin. \'.>-','.i. ',
TluTf is anotlicr liiif t r^>ui Cliarii's tll^' I'alil, Xo. 8, w Ikk-.c sciii; j,
!). l.i'wis Ic Dt'lhiiiairc. i
10. CliarK'S tli,- Sm!i[.1i' v,-]ir. d. «)-.>7. ,
11. (Tisla, 111. I'l.Mc, S,'a K;r, j-, !>aittizrd Kn!)LTt (.'uuiit of the ^soriuaii.s, d. !i;Jl. ' ■ ;
12. NN'illiani. (.'miiit of Xorniaiidv. \
V.'k Jiichaid !, Dukf of Xoniian.ly. \
11. Iiu!i'-r[ ihf n.vil, IHiki.' <A X'U'., ffitlior \N'iinain the CoiHuioin-, and of: ";
1-). Mi'ud. tri. -lohii lloht'.li. j
K). Mnud l^ohun, r,. Kaiidal, Ka d of Cli.'st.'r. \
17. i;a!iilal Moschii'.ns, Viscovnst i-!ayoux and J'larl of ('hcsl'T; m. Maud, ilnM. of •'
Aiibr.'v dr Von-. 1v;t1 of Oxford. ■
]S. Jlandall <{(■ (uTnion, ui. M;mu1 of < iloiicester. j
The l>uttons df Xt-w F.n^-jand aro disceiid'Hl frnm tlic Chcsliire, Eng., family wIkj
tnu-o niivn.ul.ta.i'lv to Hollo [Xo. !1J tliroui,di:
V2. l^:.l"•l■t.■ " ■
13. liollo. r
11. IJi.diard. '
10. \N'U',ia:!:, "Jd Marl of En ir. Xonnandy.
IC). i;ol»'i'i, ;!d Earl of Eu in Xorniandy.'
17. \\"iiruaa, -i'li E. of E. ; m. Jean, sis. (;f Ilugli Eupus and nearly rtdated to Win.
tlio CoiKi.-.'.i-. r.
ly. Ouard.
lit. Hut;]..
2«. llugli,
21. Ilu^h, Kin.i;- oi' tliu Min-strtds; in. Cid-ly Mas-ic, dan. of llanion.
^■i. h'ir Th'^rnas Dutro!i, hilieriff of i'lioshire; d. EJr,\ m. I'liillijia do Sandon.
23. Sir lluii-h Jiuttoii, luiilt a bridti'e 12^V): d. 10U4; ni. -loan de St. Fien-e.
24. llii,t;-li iuitton, 1). l"27fi: d. i;'~(i m. .loan Holland, sis. (jr aunt of Sir Thonuis
Holland l^arl uf Eent. \vln.,-p wf. was .loan tin- fair maid of K<nt, a grand-dau. <d'
Edwarvl 1. K. of J-:. ; ,1,)au m. lO' l.'iclianl the l;lack Prince.
2r,. 'I'l.mi.i.s J.)utt..n. li. ];ri4: il.El'r'd; pi^rfcrined mi;.!:liiy d.-cds at tl.'^ Ix.ttle of
Poietoii; sec li.-_\c. I'.rit., Art. Clii\'alry; m. .Ei'i.'u 'J'hornton. dan. of Sirl'"ter.
2*'>. Iviruund DiUion.' ni. Joan Minslmll. Slie m. [2) \\"m. (!,■ Ilooton.
2]. Sil-e!l;i Dr.tton, m. (J.'fTi'-y S-arkey of Sti'atton.
2'-i. Anrio Stai l;oy. in. .Taine-< l"!ruon. jxi'andfatlicr (d' Jc.iliii, whiise dau. Mary in.
Jo1iu Haldwiu, Sr., of Milford. Conn, dames Brueu was Jltli in deseent from Robert Ic
Hrucn of nruon Stajilofiu-.l, (/lir.-hii !■, I'.ms.. \2n0. The av(n'ap:e of this line is aiiont 27
years fijr ]'■' g'Tierations l"'ginnin_u with K'olici-t. It is a line of eldest yi.ins.
i5iu;i:x.
AliMS. — Ar;:;,'nt. an eairh', dis|dayi'u said.'.
Ciir.sr. — On a wvi'a;)!, a ti>]ierman, part_\" ]>er pale. ar<;ent and sable, I'aidi several
artich' of (Ire.-: efuinteridianited; in the rigiii band a Ikslicrnuin's stnlT. and in the left a
Ifuidini;- no'. tIduwo ..vit the shouhh-r. h'rom ori^'iiia! decd.s, the inouisitions. tiie visi-
tations of iriCiC-SU. i(;|:i ,;u.l lt;ti-j, and the registers (d' 'i'arvin.
1. F>,obe)'l le JBrun ap])rars in a grant of land bearinu' ihue I'JoO; Ij.'td i'. :
I. 'i'homas, grantee (if llaul,-^ from J(din, \\h.o was son (d' Hugh, son of Hanio dc
Brum-.
II. I'v'i, m. ]''hilip do Strattou.
HI. Kobcct (2), le ir (d" ih-uon Siaphd'onl: had /. :
!• Emma (,■-!). sob- duu. and, heiress; m i;o::er le Hrueii; /. :
I. .b.an. m. .b.hn li.df.ird.
1!. Kobert ; 1). son and heir; d. b-fon' ■.'.]' Ivlward III ,\:]:,A): i :
I. 1;. .])!■!■!. who (MmnuiP.died a company oH Andiers in I'rance; oi), Edward HI
(lo57 ■.
H. llogcr o'.\ s. and heir by deed; 11 i:dwar,l H (IdOO); d. X) Kdward IH ti;5r.2);
m. (';:']{■. i\,:<'. daa. id' .i.dni d,' 1 ci-di; ('. ■
I. O'li.iTrcy. aiic^tcu' id' the Hrncn^ c^f 'i'a rvi n.
11. Niciiolas (.'d, m. Eilena,daa. of I.'oger de J'raers; sis.andsolo heiress of ih nry
de I'rieT- of Huddon; i. :
GIC APPENDIX.
]. Ilop^Cl' (~). iniuriaofo ('ontraft in l:3S:l to Ciitliariiic, dan. of Sir Jolm Norrcvs.
]>y iiKjuisitiun, 4 llcniy "\'l (ll".'!!), after tlie dcatli of IJoycr, it appears he lit'id in
donu-snc. as tif \rv, tlie manijr of Bi'uen Stapleford from tlie l^i>liop of Coventry and
liiffditi'dd \<y niilitary s'-rvice. value ]>er anniiin ei^dit niarl^s, witli lands in Clotten,
\VyniliaJds. TratTo.il, (tscn^ft Farm, ("liildos, C'hristletun, Cuiildeii, Sutton, Barton, Hux-
ley, JIart:'r>'avo and Chester: i.:
I. TllOIiias (^). m. Alice, dan. of Thomas (ir.cnwav of Biddulph Co., Stafford; /. •
1. .lolm.
II. lo.l.crt, livinp- -1 Henry VIll (14,^0).
III. James (•*>. eldest si>;i; m. d;ui. and heiress of .Tnlm Hnlwoih- of Chrshire; f. :
1. .lolm. the idde.^t, in. I)iit d. .y. i. b<d'ere "JT llfiiry VI II (_15;j:j), a.nd was sue-
ceeded by his Invjtlu'r.
li. James dU), m. Anne, dan. of (ieoiTrey Stiirkie aiid Syhilla, his ^^ f . 11 ehih.
of whom tlie eldi-s! was
1. John (11). ni. dan. of Olley of Oth^y. Co. Salop; /. :
I. John (1"2), eldot son; ni. (1) Anni-, pi->ter of Sii' .hdm Doni*. wlio d. .?. /. ; {2}
Dorothv, dau. of Thomas llolloid of fiulford. He d. 1."".-?; /. ];] ,diil. of \v],um
I." John (Hi), ha]>. lodll; d. .Ian. 1. Ki-i."): li<e piildi^le-d, HHl; n-pnldi^lu'd in
C'heshire, I'jiiir., li'J.'.and in X. Y. LS.IT. hy his descondani, A h'xandar .Me\^'llorter Brui'n.
Es(|., \\-ith Brnen Arms, ]iortrait ami genealogieal clunt, from Or//u rod's J/ixtor;/ of
Cheiliivt. ]>ives of .John Briien and his sister Catliarijn' are in Christo]dier Moro>n"s
ATonnnniit)'- <■/ the FitOu rv ami L'l/nri.'ij'rv: London. 1 7(JiJ. Speakini;- (d' him the Artdi-
hishoji of Ireland said; " In iiim was the \"ery beauty of holine.-s, and he was of so
amiable a.nd eheerful a countenance that \\ hen 1 b'dield him I was remiiided id' Mioses.
whose Very face shoin- as if honoring sonre more th.'n nnlinary e:niiieni-y of graer in hi.-
heart."
He ni. tliree tinn-s. i. bv 1st v,i.; 1, .ToUN', Puiaci'deil to tin- estate. C, AvNi:. bap.
Nov. 11, l.".^.-!; d. H;!).-;. Z, ,l.\.Mi:s. ijap. l.^NS. 4, liK.XnV. Nov., l."i,SS; ,s-. )-. .J, Er.IZA-
BKTII, May -.'S, !■■)>.-;». H. C.\r.vi.v, .Ian. 7, \~>'M: may<u' nf Cle-ster, am.l sheritf of Chcstn
lGo.5; s. I.' ',. P.EZV, Foil. 'Jl, l.Vj:i. S, X.\liiAMi"i,. -luly S-i. lo'.H. /. by 'Jd m.: '.•.
K.VTK.MUNK, Feb, 7. IniH. lU, Ai'.MiAii,, April ;], HiUo. II. .Iunatiian, .Jan. G, l(;()."j.
12, OliADlAir, b. Hee. Oo. l(V')!l; m. Sarah; t-udgrated to Xi'W Fngland; Ib-p. in Mass; ]'>
yrs. town 'd<:'rk of Ne\v' London; nuf of the granti-i'- of the Lo}"a] Chaiifi- of Conn; ono
of file eonipanv that purrhasi.-d Xt w.-irk, X. .L. and settleii there. 1, lubiCC'i. m. Thonuis
Post of N'-ruit(h. '.3, H.n,ini\, b. .Lm. It. IC) 14; m. -lohn Baldwin, s. of .bdm, wh<,sr '-id
wf. ^va^i Mary Brm-n. half si>tei- to (.)badiah. 8. ./"A/i, •' une '..L KHij. lo. .]< isKini. b.
March 4, Hil-l. 14. MAiiGAltKT. h. Dec. >^. KUd, aral thn.- other children bap. witli Mai--
garet. i. byydm.; l."j, Ma};v, bap. Jnni' 14. X'y'yl'i. em. to Xew I-inglaml with lier
brother, Ubadiah, and m. John Baldwin, sr., of Milfurd. H), SO-V.
API'KNlJlX. r.l7
ADDENDA
Kinii<-f Hill iji. CO ami i.. 2o), 1.. 1731; m. Dec. V^S, 1751, Daniol Hull,
Mjuv Si-vmnui' (p. N7i, \vid, of Kussdl (i. Talcutl, Ksii- ; d. in Ilaitf., Apiil IS,
ISs^l, a. CO.
CMiililrcn of Prof. Xatlian P. Scvmour (p. 87).
I. Chail.'s, v.. D>r. •:('. [s4:i.
II. Sarnh Pay. F). Nov. aO, 1S4.-); m. Der. 31, ISCS, A\"iHiaiii (''lii.-Mry I'ar.-ous of
Akron, <>. 1, ]\.\Tii.\7;r>i. Sk.ymoi i:, li FcIj. :27, 1S7(). 2. AVm, J-jjw.MiD." 1>. Juno I'J.
1872. ;j, }Iai;);iki- l).\.y, b. -Inly 17. ls7fi. 1. ^.\n\\i ^K\^U)in, h. Aui:. 27; d. S(])t.
28, ISb"'. o. CiiAUi.i.s Skymmi 1', 1.. {■'fh. 4. 1>-8J.
III. 'J'lioin-is i)av S<-vni<)iiv, li. A[)v\] 1, ]slS; Pi-of. (iro-k Lnn. and Pit., Y. Co!.;
111. July 2, 1S74, rvirah .M". Hitchcorlc, daii. of IP-nry ]>. Hitchcock, P. P.; Pn-s. \\V-.,t
Ik'sorve ( "ol. 1, P.i.iz.MiKiU P.W, h. ,)aii. 21,1^71;.' 2, Cl.vka llljcjuoriv, b. .Marc];
28, is.sO.
I'liil. of Alo. and Abiu'ai] ((foodnian) Catliii, ij . i./Ci; lio wa^; 1). 17oN; (.'apt. in armv
of l!c\-. and ('oiniiiis.-,ar\-: icin. late in life to \t. and. d. tlir.
I. Al.i-ail, m. Ozi:is Pm-M. P.-rPap^ ^^r. i.a. of Dv. \hu\ of Litchfi.dd, Conn.
Hi. Mo-.-<: Jstirlinvton, ^'t. : m. Pncijida Allm.
VI. (.Tuy, m.' July 2"), In.iS. .^I^■!in la Walban: sli'- ifin. from Litcliflrdd, Con i., to
Vt., abt. ]S()(,>. ], a'i.hxa.miki;. 2. Hi:n];y Waduams; rc^. P^nidinyToii, \t. . and d.
Ilien- (_)ct. 1. 1S7S, a. 67. :!, HKi.r.N .M. 4, Ai.Mtn.v 4'. o, \\ m. (ii'Y.
VII. Pr.-n'a, m. Jonathan Fcn-is.
VJIl. Aimii-a, li. 1778; d. Mav ;iii, 1S4S. a 08; m. Stephen 'J'winin^s b. 17G7; d. l)cc.
IS, lby2. a. Co. 1, A ]P\r.,in." P.-v. Mr. .Ma-iH. 2, A dan. Jilia; r.-^. NewHav.;
uiim. o. An.MiKA, b. INUO; d. Dec. U. iSOi); a. U vr.-^. 4, -Maky P.. b. Julv2r,, ISUU; (P
Vlarcli 10, ]s7li.
212.442. Lvnde Catlin, 1-. 170^; d. Oct. pq, i,Q2;p m. 17D3. IPlen :^^. Kip of
Aloanv, N. Y., vilio d. ISIH.
P yh:ry Wats^on, 1). nW; d. ]7t!0.
11. Joliii ^Pjrtinicr, b. 17;)^; d. ]sO().
IIP John Moninier, b. l.^()l: m. Calharinc .\iin Stuyve^-anI, vhod. 1872. 1, Py.n'DI:.
b. 1827; in. Snsan Pos.-^. 1, J,irii,r/,^/,i,i J!i,/Jr CnfUii. 2, ,\ irii(ii:As W. Si'fYVKsAXT.
b. l.^-2H. ;P ('HAS. MoiniMKi;. 1>. is;4l ; d. ]n7]. 4, H Kf.KX Mary, b. ls:J4; d. ]s4!<. o.
Katk P. P., b. isi;:;. o. toi;\ v. JP, b, ]s::',s.
lY. C'harh-s 4'aylor, b. isOo; d. ]8:0; ni. Pu-^v'Ann DnJiy, 1, Hki.EX pKiniY, b.
I8o0. 2, PiH Y Anx, b, Is;j2. ?,. Pyxdi: Ai.K\.\xi)Kii. b. ix:V".. -i, ('has. Tayj.oi:.
b. 18:55. 5, <P;o. MoinrMKu, b. ls;l7. o, IP \\ Hascai, Dkmhy, b. ps:3<). 7_ Ahxoi.d
^^'ELf.s, b. ISIP ,s, Gko. M()i;Ti.Mi;H, b. l.S4;P 'J, Pcciax Dkki;y, b. PS40.
V. Alexander Janii'.s, 1). PS(i5: d. 1830.
^■p (ieori:e. d. ISOS.
\\\. (b-orge. b. psjo; Col. Co!. P'^;]!'); practicd law in N. YP C. : d. is'OO.; in, Catliarine
Liviii,j:ston Kt-arney, cou^. to (Pmi. IMdlip K. 1, <iK(), PYXDH.b. 1S40; Y. C. 1S0O; sei'v.-d
ed in Pnioii avniy; ^^■as some time editor A". )', ('"in. Ailrcrtimr ; con.sul to Pa Pochcll.\
P'rance, and at StuPij-ait, as ]irc-sium-d from date of iiO'in. .Pine 2;'>. P'<s2, pnli, in A'. )".
Trihnne.: m. Catharini' Poiiise Pradei of New Orleans. 1, (/ntlutrihr ],i}vis,\ ii. aijt.
1800. 2, Gil). 7,'/'/(".v, b, ls,;7. 2, ('has. Miho-imkk. :1. Axxa Pi vix<;sti)X. 4, Hki.kn
M.\t;Y. 5, KriTY. 0. Srs\x \^'ATTs. 7, Joski-iiixk. 8. Klaiixey.
VHP Pyn.l.', b. and d. Isp].
Pantr\ Jo;\os (p. 100), b. Sept. D, ]71(),
Anna"<lan. to Nathaniel Jor,cs. b. July 2. 1721 vP- lOOV
214.Tr5. ST1'^nnna KilbonrU) (p. lOO); m. John Bnnce, Jr., of Ilartf., who d. Jan.
17J4, a. 44.
I. IPis^ell P.iince, b. Oct. ]0, 177(p m. Pucinda Marvin.
IP Sallv, d, 177!.).
018
APl'EXDIX.
III. Niitliniiir!, 1>. ITSO; in. Cvntiiia ; rciii. to X. Y, . wIi.to lud.; si'Vi-rnl ot
tilt; cliil. ics. ill X. V.<'.; a ,<r. s. i<\' Xatlianid iMiiiri'. iia.ai'-l W]]). (i. liiiiK-.', its.
\Vt>stiii)i-t, C'otMi. 1, Cvntiiia. •,', (i i,(ii;(;f.. ;;, 11i;m:y. 4, ('.\K()i,i.\f:. .->, Maui.\.
G, X.\Tir.\:^iKi.. 7, J'^Idwaiu). w, I''.i,i/.Ai!KTn. 9, Sakah.
214331. Russell Bunce, 1'. ",t. l:). KTii; d. \]>t\\ ii), IN-IC. tl,. was I>.a. of
llic First rlih. in JIaitl. ntaii}- yis. ; in. L\iciiula .Marvin from Lvnie, ('')nn., a dcsr. of
Tlioiiias l,fc of Savl;i-ook 1*14 l. "
1. l.ufinda'B'ii'aa-, b. .Maivh 1:3, isOd; d. Jiilv ■::], l'-;4: m. Ilavnrs r,onl Port^-r
1). ITDS; .1. is:;',, a. 7.\
11. .loliu Lfc Kniic.', 18U-->: d. .April 10, 1N7S; twir,- ui.: i. f< rhW. of wLom liv,^
res. in Hart t'. 1 , Cii.\i;m.s II. 'J, KmvAKii .Mi:KKii,i.. ;!, I'"i;i;I)i:i;kk I.kk. 4, IIkxkv
Lek. o, Ai.Ki;,. (i, l.'n ii.viMJ (iooKiN. ri's. IJrookiyii, X . Y.
III. Susan P.iMi^-r, d. July 27. ls;j',(: ni, Danirl Hi-iu-liinan of Boston; l 5 rliil. 1,
lirsSF.1,1, Brxci: is tlu' onlv oni' livinu', iss;j; lias taken Ids father's liiisincss in C'aui-
brid-rc .St., Boston.
IV. .James Marvin Bunre, d, .Inly '.'"), 1^.",'.); m. I'Vances Ann l-'racc; ('2) I'lizabetli
Unntington riiester. 1, .Io.vathax ]>!;a( k. 2, I-'i;a.mts M Aitvix, in the navy. /. bv
2d in.: ;>, \Vii,i,iA\t (iKDNKV, an artist. 4, .Ia.mks Brssf-.i i,, d. ]),.r. 21. 1874, a. -i'i.
0, FitA\():s Ann. (i. IU'sskij,, d. Jan. 21, ls71. 7, J'.llln. 8, .\i.n;KD Cuksteu,
res. P-rooklyn. X. Y.
y. Mary .lane Biiive, d. Xov. 21, ISr.i), a. .r2; m, Samuel S. AN'ard of MontieaU
they rein, to Kartf. I8it'i and l.)otli <1. tliere.
\]. iMiiinu Bvuiee wdio eompiled this record of de.se. of .lohn Bniice, .Ir.
Elihu Mix (|i. 156). The manner of liis death is thus related by'his gr. dau. Miss
Faiinii^ Mi>: of X.;\v Ibncn. The l^ieen sent liiiu \vitli len- ei)m]i!iineiits a ver} fine fish
nicely eouked, which lie unsuspectingly ate and d. in half an liour.
Eliza (Tut'le) Davidson (p. 270), d, Dec. 5, lS7i). 1, Eli/.a Tuttle. 2, Samuel
Gilbert.
C'liarity Statira (Tuttle) \\"heeler: h.ad /. ; 1, .Jennie Frances, b. June 6, 1850. 2,
Margaret Benicia, b. May 22, 1855; d. ^iareh 2:J, iN.'lo.
Edwin Ainld.er Clarke (p. o(J9), ni. l.efiline l''rancesca Besaiicoti. 5, Octave
r.esancou, b, Ji'.n. 15. 1878. G, N'icior Hugo, \>. Feb. 7, l8Sl.
Kev. Joseph Brockett (p. 3G9), b. March 31, 17!M; Wnis. (^)l. 1819; d. at Knshville.
N. Y., Sci)!. 24, 1832, s. of Samuel and IJebecca Hayward Brockett of Peterboro. X. H.
He m. (2)'Miss Mabel Carrington of lianhury. Conn.! who d. .v. ;'. at Xewark, X. J., Jui\
2, 1878, a. 82. Geo. Bliss 'Brockett d. at" AVann Springs, X. Car., Aug. 3,1881; a
teachei': educated a phys. !nrt ne\'er practiced.
Mary Austin, wf. (d' I,e\\is A\'eld (ji. 373), d. X'ov. 12, 1870. Tlieir son Mason Cogs-
well WT'ld was educattd in (jenaaiiy; served in the Fnion army. Ib-v. \^^ U. Hodge,
res. ill Phila.
Angelina E. Grinike, wf. of T. D. Weld, b. Charleston, S. C. : d. Oct. 2fi, 1879.
Theirs. Chas. Stewart gra<l. Harv (.'o!.; m. Anna llarvelle and liad I.'iuis IlnrrtUc 1,
Ethel, dau. <.if Pev. Wm. Hamilton, liad name changed to ^[wjcUna (jrunkc. 2, Jos'"-
phinc. 5, WUliiiin, d. y.
92325. John Chirk and wf. Cbloe Atwater rem. to (it. Barrington, Ma.ss. , i)rol.>ab]y
.Soon after m; late in ble hi' rem. to ^lanlius, X. Y., whi'. hiss. W ni. .\. was rector. He
was fully six feet in height, with a full well k'nil frame, .-mj there were few men \\-hi>
conld .swing a scytli.^ or cradle ius far as in- could; his mental matclied his physical ipiali-
tie.s for though his etiueatioii was limittd to about .si:c nioiitlis at the district sc-hool,
neither his letters or Conversition b^•tr;^yed any l.-ick of education; he wa.-, a gte.ai rea<ler,
esjiecially of ontroversial wi it ings in defeiec of tlie l-"oiv chh; he d, in fall of 1841;
ijoth bu. in tiie old b.i. grouiul in tbeiev.i, .n. V. Be. ides tin- children previously
named there \\ oS a dau.. I'll A i;i,(> ITK, who m. in Ma-s., Iie>:i-l<iah < i-er; rem. 182(1 to
Alton, 111., tlience to Calena, and enifaged in lead^ mining with eretit sm-cess; he wp,.s a
APPEXDrX.
Gl!f
{| C'aj)t. ill tilt' ISlnrk IIn^^■k vvar from lii'iMnniiit:; to eiul; lir d. iilil. ISTI, m m-arly 80 i.,
sevcr::l cliil.. of \\lin:ii ( ' h irlijtf'- . lu. Cujit. <iirdoii. str;t.ii)lMai Cajit. oii tin- Miss. aiii"f
af1cr\v:;rd (iuvt. 1 lisp ■■ti T (,[ liDiits on thf u]>].'i'r Mis-.; ;'.,|lvi' dans. , Mary, Augusta,
ThcT'/s;!, i'it/.a and AiUia.
923251. Wni. A. Clai'ke, desired an edueati'Mi and was eneoiu-au-od hy liis luntlier.
but ins fatiici laekiUi;- iiuaie. waiiird liiiil to li.-a farne.-i. He studied winters and
becfiiuc a sclir"il t I'jelier, a lid liy studying niivhls kept ill ad vauee of his seholor.s. He^
aetiuired i.atin wiiliout ;'n iiisti-ue;<)r ainl tiiught I 'rrin. all iu the infrvals of farm work.
]iy working;- for the iii-iglil)or.s and careful f-oii i:iiy tjn^y u-o-e enahh'd to savi' enr.uf.di
to enter and siijipon themselves in Cheshire Academy. I'eter .A uspach, tie- fatlier of
his ^\ife, was (.'oiufiissary under (ien. Ivnox in the \ii\- . war. Mr. (.'larke \^ns hu. in a
Ijeputiful ]dot (d ground he' gavi to the village of ih'ightou, Mich., fur a cenn-lery and
an E]iis. chh., lui which a sin:dl suhstuntinl i)i-iek edilice luis lifcn erected with iiii
iii.scriptioi! on its stont- nltav and font; his chil. Nvere l.>. in the following order:
J. ,Mary Iktlieringtoii.
11. Chloe Atwatrr: tlu_se two si.,ters opened at Ann Ar!>or, Mich. , tlie first school
lor y(.e.uig ladies in the State. an<l continued successful teaiduM's f(ir more than thirty
years; Chloe A. iie-trueted a class in history: hi-th lielighteil iu acipiiiing ami imparting
knowledge.
III. John ^'^'illianl, during the third venr of his then, studies Nvas tutor iit the faivi.
of James K. Marshall, s. of Chief J ustice'.M.-irshall oi \'a. lie was .>ril. Dea. hy Bisli .p
Dekatu-y in 'I'riiiity chh., Cteneva, h^ll, and i)rii'st ai.iout a year aftei hy same Bithnp in
Zion chh. Palmyra, and v,-;!s ri-ct(U' thr-rt-of s^'ven yeai.^; while rector of the chh. of St.
Thomas, X. 11. m. in So. Berwick. Me.. Jan. •"), isMC, M'arearet 'Tucker lluhha'/d: he lias
had the cure of ju-oniiuent ])aiishes in Hrooklyn, .\. V., (.'incinuati, O., ilochesti-r, X. V.,
Chicago, 111.. St. Louis. Mo. aiul K. Saginaw, Midi. ], John AN'.m. Ai;si'.\(. tr. 2,
ArsTiN Ih ju; s i;)>. :i, <'i:.\s. (;i;.\xt.
I\'. Wiiliam .\iwater, stud, law with llomei' Ikimsd.ell id" Ann .Vrhor; was a mem.
of the State Senate during tlie civil war; res. Saginaw City; m. iu Huiralo, X.Y., Mary
Hojie. 1, AN M. ArwATi;it. .v.*. Jnii.N Ihuu:. \], M.\j;y Ciikis'iiln.\.
V. I'Jiohie Klizaheth.
Yl. Anna Maria.
\l\. James A\"ard, lawyer; Justice of tin- Peace; les. Sagiua\\ City; m. Amedia
Jtitier. ], Jni!N \\ M.
\'llf. Jacintha (.darissa Idiariotte, m. Janies K. Feiuiell of \A'oodl)ridge, San Juachini
C(x , Cal.
1\. Honjamin T. •>., hr.syer; viiluiiieere(i ne.u (dose of the war; res. Brighton.
Mich; has been Postmaster ;iud Pres. of the village several years; m. about l.stj,",, Kate
V. Pratt of Brighton. 1, Ci)i;yi)0.\ Pj;.\tt. 0, J.vciMfi.v. ;S, Bi:.\jami.\ llt:NK\\
4, Inf.
923252. Orrin Clark, stud, in I'"pif<. Acad, at Cheshire and eniere^l the ministry:
His lu"., \Vm. A.., said of liim that lie had the must exact and logical mind of the
brothers, but was (.)f too n-tiring disposition to rise; he was a /.ealiuis and untiring- work-
man in \N"estern X. Y., where controversy with other religious bodies \vas a ne.-c-ity of
the times and he was the ablest of her defenders tlnu-e; through diliidence, h ■ never
used nami^ or iioni dc p'lunt in his ]jublished wiitings. and others won ciimmt-ndation
and (devation for what h(.' luui achii'ved ; he \vas rector (d' 'J'rinity chh., Cenevii. fourteen
years and d. in ofiici-; he wiis one of tint niain woi'kers iu establishing ilo'.iart Cuk,
Geneva, luit others with more self-assertion than he posse-ss'-d ^vuti the laurels; he d. in
less than a year after his 8d m. aiul was bu. iu (buieva; a tiiemorial tablet was erected
in 'I'rinity clturch and transferred to the fine stone chh, \\dii(di replaced the first (u-ection:
he m. (1) Eliza (iaines: C^) Miss Xieludas; {'■',) Miss Maciunb of X.V.; ('. l>y 1st m.:
1. Cornelhi, m. 'ro^>l;er; she m. (2) ■ McClosky. 1, Oicki'.n.
11. Kl'/a, on deatli of leu' f. she went to Pliibi. and lived with her nude, Pev.
John A. Clark: m. V.. H. Buth.-r. a well known juibli de-r of I'liila; res. Cermn.! :owu; t.
o chil. ; ('. by -d in. :
Ilk S:i.-an, m. Dr. lleuiy |)o\.' of (kueva; /, , :wi only <diild, a P.vf.
923254. John A. Clark enj(.}( d gumter ndvautngi s than his brothers. Wdiile pre-
paring lor Col. at kairhidd Acid, his f. fearing that he was idliue. onleredhim home and
set hiicitohard laiioron 'he farm This di- eipline h.ad tlie d'--i red ciTe-t ami um uiof com-
phiini was heard and the Ie,-s,,n was never fm'e'ot'en: in addition to hi- parish lahois at
Palm\ ra he be_aii as^sti'm of \- orking for ih(> eh ureh , writir.g tlie;ir-t ,,f hjs ste.iies 'I'lir
McKiUn FiUn'Oii, illustrative of the y>ee/- ('/Vtyy/;,/^.!// Praijur. It v. as ti ti ue sketidi of n.
C,20 Al'I'KNIUX.
fainily in lii^ ji'irish umli'i- .'I'lutluT ikuiic; liis u('i))u'\v, Ucv. .Toliii \\'. Chirk, afterwards
rci-tor nf tli<- >.anii- ]iaii>li, mrt tin- liL'ruitic ot' tlic sioi-y, " Amit Alice," tlien apjeil hikI
infirm, and li-anu'd I'lom licr <>\\i) lijis wluit tlie rrayci' Rmik liail litOii tu li'-r, a:s u ciui-
Ntant tcarluT an.-l CDni j'aninn.
Aficr till- li. iif hi.- f]ri;t child, the lUMthiT was attacked h_v a malady sometimes inci-
ileiit t.i mdtlieihof.d, and \\ as olill^t d to ;;■> toNew ^'mk i'oi t n atment, and lie ■was
invif"d by liev. Dr. Lyh\ rector of Christ idih. in Ann si. to hecdinc his assistant ; he
was ago.id Avord jiaiiifer, rapid and im));is-dnncd in u1 tei atice, InU diNtin<'t; his wife
])artly reeoveied; slie was a wonmn of imijestic jircsence, rare iieauty and great meutul
trifls; slie had three eliildren. who all die(l and the chmd ciinie hack to the motlier hut
went attain, and he thejt iool< (di.ari^e of (irai'i' (dih., ]'iijvi(hMii-e, It. ]., and afterward at
f^t. Andrews, j'hihi.: in both parishes he met withi^r.'at success, hut was ohliyfd to
resic-u the latter on account of ]iulmonarv disea.se; In' tlit-n I>ec;ime <Mlitor and ])roiiriet(jr
of tlie /■,'/</>(•'/;>/// 7,'ic,,/77- /•, the cliurch jiaperof tlie diocese, which ]'ro^|iered greatly in
liisharids and l>ei'a!iie ;•> jir.)iitai)le iiivestnu^nt : lie also edited several editions of a roli-
ciious annua.l, '/'/'.• (7'rutli"ii Ki\}i.-<al:':.
]. .lohn Alf^aiider, lawyer; ;n. aljt. 1^01.
II. \N'illiam Atwater, d. a \~) vrs.
GENEALOGIES.
AkLLXU.
l^oger Allin;.'-. came over ]G;-;r); treasurer of the New llav. Col. IGGl: Dea. of tlie
<^\i\\. ]riii;i--7-k in. M;u'v >.'a<h. da.u. of Thoinae;, a. gnnsmifh.
1. .Mary. hap. Nov. Oli, \i]\:',.
II. Sam"uel. hapi. Nov. 4. lohj; m. Idizahetli Winston, C^) Sarah Chid^oy.
III. John, ]'a;^ Cct. "2, 1(!-I7; m. Su>aiiua t.'oe.
IV. Sarah. h.'S-'pi. I'J, If.lO,
V. .Jatnes, 1). .Iii',e2!, iGoT; Ilnrv. Col. inTU; res. \Vallinfrf<.rd: m. .M)ig-ail .
1, l-liiKMC/J-Hi, m. Sa.iah Atwa.tur [\\ '.'.()]. 2. M.u;Y, m. Jolm Atuater [p. 30].
2. Srimiiel AUingjXov. 4, l(■,-;.^: d. \ny:. 08, r/O", ; m. Oct. 21, ir.r,?, Klizaheth, dau.
of John Winslm who d. l>ec. .s:, IG^O, (-') Oct. Oli. IhS:^, Sarah, dau. of Jolm Chidsey.
I. Samu.d, h. Oct. jO, li;iis; in. 1, Joiix, h. Jan. -Jd, Hi'.c:': in. iK-r. •2i3."]7-24.
Patience Mix. 1. 7'./C/.uV. 2, L^ij.ih. :!, Ann,.:,i. 4. Cli i l^t:^i,l>er. 5, Strphni, b.
Feb. !(.). lo-jS; d. ITfJo; of Allinetown ;his i;r. s. Wm. (iili-ert, lives on the ]<Iace 1, Jesse;
2, Abner; d. uiiin.. very old. 0, Kh,n,2ir, 1>. .Mandi lU. 1740; d. IbOO: m.;gr. f, of
Truman, l)a\id, bri^thers; (jlcorge Henry an<l 'I'honias, luTiS. 7,i7"/(/;. S, Ancj^. 9,
Sarali. 10, Si.'s.iinui. 2, Eiucxkzkk. b.' Nov. 20. 17)2; m. Mar: Tuttle [p. IlJOj.
11. John, March '27. 1671.
III. James, .!nlv 20. 107o.
n'. L'oger. Julv, ir,77,
W Theojuiihis, Feb. 17, l(k;0;m. Jnm^ 17, 1 70.S, Elizabeth Smith; (2) wid. Kliza-
belk r.radlev. 1. Tiri-s. in. Deborah Page. I, Tiins^m. Jan. 1 7, 1 7-^9, wid. Luciiida
Hooker. 2," LriiHn. 8, AH'unl. 4, X<itIun,iJ, d. v. ."), JJ.hom/i. 6, 'J'hcophiliis. 7,
Joiuiili.iu. S, >/o/,-. \). y<ithnind. \(), Marij. l\, .Indus.
VI. Dai.iel; /. bv 2d m.:
VI I. Cahd).
Vill. Sarah..
IX. Eli.'.abeth.
>:. Esther.
3. John Ailing, bap. Oct. 2, lt;i7; first 'I'reas. Y. ('., 1702-10: Town Clerk m;uiy
yr-;.;d. March 2o, 1717; i.i. Jan II, li.i72, Su-^.uina. (hiu. of Pioberl Cue of Stratford.
!. Ab;L>aih b. >:,,v. 2:!. \Vu\\: m. Pavid Austin.
II. SM>anMa. b. M;,;, li l-i, l!;7d; d. v.
in. liann.di. b. MiiV I!, lOb'-,; m. Er.-'ucis Prown. j.ll.]
IV. Mary. b. Sei)!."]4. ICs '; m. Stcph.-n s\]iiteln ad
V. J<;mJthan, b. Oct. ]:!, His:',; ,1. 177."',; ("apt.: m. Sarali Sa d<ett. 1, John, u. bef.
A1'I'E.M>1X. G21
his f. '.}. JoN.vTHAX. :^. .!ami-s. 4. JosKiMi, (1. l^ir.l. a. SO. 1. ThiiJd, 'is,i\. umn. in 1883,
and i;-avr ]iis iinip. tn lnu. (')iaanccy. 2, (.'lui 'nic. y, d. is 12. 1, Lrvi, ni . 1, (''vntliia,
111. Daiiifl 'I'lowl'iiili.'-f. [.11-] 2, Josi'|)li. liad 2 daus. ; in. • Annstjoiij;, .slii))ping-
iHci-di. of Xcv.- Uav.' o, Adalu d. A])!'!! 28, Ibfi-^, a. UM; m. K!isl..a 1 lickiTinaii []i. IGS].
o, Ji:<si;. fi, Oi.ivKK, d. unni., ITS."); .i^iivc liis projicvtv to liis bro. .loseidi'.s cliil. 7,
SrsANX.v, 1). n.J-l.d. 1829. y. KijoDA, 'b. ITvU: d. ISnr.'
Vf. Sarab, m. .lonatbiaii Munsliidd. [p. 2t);i. |
Vir. KbeiK'/.T, b. N.)v. 22. 1087. in. .bin. r^, 1 71fJ, iNJeicv Mix. 1. K> os, b April
19. 171U; Y. (■.;(!. S.'i.t. II, 1770; in. ]'!n'!)._, U'lutiii-n2i Jiily 215, 170^, jjannali Miles,
wbo in. (2) .Ttirtd IngLTSol in 1791, dower of lOnos' Allino-'s widow, (list, to Mr.s. Susanna
l^njwnson, Mr.-^. i'rudeuct: ikown, Mrs. ilanii:ih ]5hd;esb'e, Mr.s. Abi^riul Ucers and Mrs.
Mary lirownson; Stejibeu Ball and .lames (JiU'-rt dividers. 2. I'r.rDE.vcK, b. Nov. 1722;
d. >iarub oO, 1773; m. April 8. 17."yJ, J(j,se]>}> Urown; r2d wf.) b. Dec. 1, 1701; d. Jnne (J,
1790: s. of Daiii-^d, Fdeazer, Francis.
Vin. SrcpliiMi, b. Mar.di -1, KiyO; m. 17bj, Marv Trowbtidiro.
].\. L\dia, bap. Xov. 20, 1091.
A'. Susanna, h. Oct. '6, U)9o; ni. Oct. 0, 1705, John \Miiie, ancestor of Ik^nrv
White, Ks(i., of New Ilav.
T. Ca]it. rhnvles Ailing, bu. Hauidcn Pia.ins gr. yrd.; d. .Jan. 2-1, 180>^. a. 7S.
■ Hannah, liis wf. . d. next day in her 77th yr. : they wei'c n\. more tlian .50 yrs.; his will,
dated 1807, names: 1, Aincvn., wf. of Samuel iJomian. 2, liev. Af;K.\"nA.\r, b. 1 7.5-!;
d. July 24, 18;37, a 8M; jiastorof the 1".. I'lains Ton. chli.. 0':\. 19, 1797. 2.3 yrs; in. Abigail
. , who d_; Aug. 17, 1N28, a. 74. 1, Auua. h. 177.J; d. Sept. lo, 1817. a. 44. o, Anna.
■1, P.E'l'^KV. ' T). kzKA.
11. Rhoda Allin^r. 1, Ein:xKZKK. 2. Phixkas.
III. ('apt. Caleb Ailing. 1, Calki;. 2, Asa. .3, .Ikssk. 4, IIaxxaii Piiji-ps. 5,.
Amkija, wf. of Samuel Ford. 6, Lyiua, wf. of Moses Cooper.
IIAMDEN ri-AINS GKAVE YAKD.
Hannah Allmg, wf. of Capt. Caleb, d. Jan. 4, 179o, a. 84.
Kov. Cah.-b. Ailing, d. Xov. 2.5, ls2;j, in 78th yr. of his a. and 20th of liis niinistry.
Loi.s, his wf. , d. July 7, 18o5, a. 90.
Ezra Ailing, d. June 0, 1851, a. Ct).
Eliza Ailing, wf. of Ezra, d. June ?0, 1840, a. 42.
Calel) Ailing. Nov. 17. 1826. a. .50; Puth, liis wf. d. Dec. 11, 18;J1, a. 5:5.
Jesse Alli;ig, d. .Marcli oO, 1859, a. ■;2; Saiah, his wf. , d. May 7, 1S70 a. 82 vrs..
8 mos.
Ichabod Ailing, d. Sept. 19, 1S09, a. .52; I?h<Kla, his wf., d. Feb. 11, 1820, a. GO.
Rhoda, wf. of Samuel Ailing, d. l)vi\ 9. 1845, a. 21.
Chester Alliny-, d. M,-,v 7, D-'Sl, a. 90; I'hebe, his wf. d. Sept 13 18;;8 a 42
>[abel Ailing, d. April 15, 1852, a. 9;j. 5 ' ' ,
Severd Allini.-, d. June 12, ls:o. a. 73. ,, , .^ ^
Faunv, his wf., d. Sepr. 2^, ]S5S, a. 58. f^'^ '^ ^'^'^^ ^'^ ^'"^ stone.
Jolm S. Alliug, d. Fell. 4. ]S,i7, a. 43 J
Asa Ailing, d. .Ian. 25, 1,^00. .-.. s2; I'.stlier, his wf., d. March 22, 1874, a. SS.
]*]stlier Aiiu, their dan., d. 1852, a. 25.
Fois Julia, d. June 14, 1852, a. 28.
Al'WATFR.
David and Joshua Atwatei", brothers, weie among the hrst planters at New
]lav<-ii. .lo.-huu rem. and sold his bonii-stea<l to \\'illiam 4\ittle. The nuile line of
Josluia is Slid to be extinrt.and all b.-n'in- the name of Atwater in America are
descended from David, lied. (.)ct. 5, 1(;'.)2.
I. -Mercy, b, 154). <), lf;47; m. .bd,u Austin.
1!. Damaris, b. Ne.v. 12, KilS; ni. .b)hn l'uiulei--on, Dea. of tlic 1st chh N Hav
(10^9--! 130). 1, .b).[x, Dea. of the 1st ehh. (i;27-1742j; m. 1739 Mary Tattle, wid. uf
Ens. .bdm Fall.
in. David, 1). .filly 13. 1050.
IW Joshu-.i. b. .Ian. 11, 1052- ii:. June 2. t. lO^'O. Fvdia ]{ockw(41.
V. Jnhn, 1.. Nov. 1. 1054; m. Abigail .Manslield. '
VI. Jor;ath;in, b. Julv 12, 1050; \\\. Futh Feck.
Vll. Abigail, b. March 3, lOGO; m. Natii. .b.nes.
<:;22
APPENDIX.
\l]\. M:\:y. \>. Mhit], ;1I, KKV?; ('J) i;.:l)his,iii. In i!(T,l 1 TOfj Joiuitlian Atwntcr naiuers
broa, ])avid aiul John ami ^i^-tcrs Ahiyail .Idiics uihI .Mary Hobiuaun.
IX. Saiiiiu-l, I). S.-pt. 17. ICCi).
X. Kiu-uf/cr, b. Jan. i;;, ICfJi.i.
3. Di'vVicl AUValcr, b. July IT!. \i\')(); m.
1. J().x|ii,a, b. .la;,. V'J. li;':^:; m. Xnv. •^2, Tril, .Anna llradlcv an.! d. Jan. 29, 17??..
1, David, h. <.,■],{. l^, 170;.;: m. Nov. 2."",, 171."), I'^lizabrtli l',:is.sert. " 1, Juizubit/i. b. Jan.
:JU, 17-lS; III. Jnuah HoTrhkiss. '2, J/, dud. 'Slixv^'li •J;J, i bll ; ni. (2) Hli-Mbi Dlrk.Tniau
Si-jit. !», 17;s. ;;, /;■//,/./, twin wlib M. 4, .h>:diiia. .'), J//;(/y, b. Mav o, n.").;; in. 177.")
(icu. John Ilubljar.l. fJ, ]>,i.-uL b. De<-. ,S, 17."i(_): in. Ihu-lwl Hubbard. 7, J.'r,d,h.
Ir^i'iit. ~4, 1 r")S: m. ]Cnnii-t_. Dickeiiuaii. ■''!. lilhcnf, b. .\;iiil 27, 1700; m. Jainc-^ Pn-.s-
<'ott. i), 7-;"/.'/.'. , Juni' 2, 17ti2; 111. IJi Uoicliki.^^s. 10. /V/./.t, .^b(V ."i, 1 IG 1; m. Klnathan
Tyler. 11, /,'/,./(/.', .Mav i;-;, K'i'l: in. l-aac Tou-u.-^t-nd. 12. A"- /v^ b. Nov. 2:i, 1 7f)S; d.
3JarcU ;j, 1771. 2. K\".w, in. Julv 'J, 1741, Hannah Mo.s.s. 1, Ibuuin. 2, A>^dph. :-J,
J;,'////-//'/', l>. Jan. 2;!, 1747: in. March 4, 17:;b Kli Rionvo;,. \, Kuufc. it, ]]r,„ou.
wcnl tr. Snuth;ni;'Cii;i : (iwni'!' of At\-.att.T .Miik^,
5. John Atwator, a u-,.av,-i-; 1). Nov. 1, ln.")4; d. 17-1."-; m. Sept. 13, 1082, Abi^-nil
Mansfifhh d. S' pt. -,'4, 1717: iv:-.. WallinLclord.
]. Jolm, b. Aui;-. 17, ii!^4: m. Kli/.ubrtli Mix.
II. Al>i-ai!, b. Oct. i:, Ki^.-,.
III. .M-iVv. b. I\4j. (i, l(;s7.
IV. Hannah, b. 1>.t. 17, K'.'JO.
\. J<isluia. b. .Sej'T. b"-^, IVlUo; 111. Mary Pfck : (2) Sarah Yale.
A I. Mo.M-s, July 17, li'iJiJ: m. Sarah 5b-iihiian IHt. 2'-!, 1722: (2) IVIaiy llotdiki^s
April 22. 17ob J. Aiuo.vii,. 2, Sak.mi. ;j. Mosks. 4. .Mhitcv. ."i, bb.Tiir. (i,
J).\\ in. Ft !>. 2v, l7vCi: ■• a uot^d apothe^'aiy in Xc-.v Ha.v.' ; \va-; kilh'd ii! a. -ldrnii-<li wirli
Ibiti-^h troop.s at I'anii^o Hill A]iril 2''^, 1777; la. Nov. b"), 17iO, Kunlrr Thonipsijn. 4,
J).[rld. b. i:?7: Y. <•. 17:t7; d. l-^D."), 7, M.\i;v. S, HANWir.
VII. I'hineas, b. Scj.T. 2:!, K^W; in. Alarv ^^'aI■d: (2) Ilannal; Ivim.
VUl. Calrh. b. U.-i. 11. i;u.",; m. .\,-v. b)."l?2ib Mohitabh.' Mix. 4, S.ui.Mi, b. Nov.
■2S, 1727. 2, Et'MCF. h. Sept. 10, 17;ji;. m. Phinrus Cook: (2) Kla-nczer To\vn>ond and
had Siillil '.vho n\. llezi Idah JIou>-.
IX. ' B.'iijaniin. b. 1 '.•.•. s, 170^, Dt/a. : r.i. Nov. 2S, 17:>2, I'Uizabetli I'oricr ^vho d.
Jan. 12., 1774! a. tl''.. 1, Ki.i/.\i;i.iii, b. Aitril 2.7, 17;:!4: tl. April bJ, 17."il. 2, M.vi;v, b.
Dec. ::^'». 17:;-:): in. Xo\ . KJ, K-'j?, Al).4 Vook %v]io d. Aui;-. U), 1770. a. 4 1. :!, Cu.\iroi;T,
b. Sc]it. 11), li4i.i: d. Jan. 22. 17.")7. 4. Hkxi.vm iX. b. Jan. U. d, Jan. lH. 17-")1.
X. KbLno-.cr, b. Feb. (i, 17ltli: ni. 1>.^-. :]\], i7:;7. Jane Andrew^. 1, C.vr.Ki;, b.
Sept. 8, 17;;-<: in. Pliel),- Talinad-v. 2. S.v.MiKi.. b. .bin. 2,(1, 174<l; ni. Hannah Ibisto].
3, Ep.i':-NJ.zr.i;, b. Jan. FJ. 1742. 4, Ei'irit.viM, b. Nov. 2 7. Klo: m. AViit.'-ail Kowe.
51. ,)ohn Atwater, \>. Auu-. 17. lt^;j: m. Au--. 4, i;i3, Fli/.abeth Mix. lie d.
:SIairh 2l», 17fi.-).
]. Stephen, b. S.'pt. s, 1714.
II. Kli.'.abeth, in. Iv.-.^.
III. Fno.s, b, H._.c. :4. Kli: m. July 9. 1741, Hannah M.^ss. 4, Exos, b. Oct. 2."..
174S; ^\^•\\l ^outh. 1, Til'i-". livi'd in (>i autre (_"o., X. Far.; in. 2, Isaac, a inissicniary
to tin' lndi:ins by whom he was priJ)ab]_\ killed.
i\'. John, ii. Jan.- 27. 171S- in. Fel.. -J-J, i;4F Haninh 'riionip:-ou. 1, J r.KK.MT.Mi.
^'ov. 10, 174 1; d. Oct. \\\ . is:;.-,, a. 1)1: ni. Lois Hind. 1, ,linns. 2, .hr.nihih, 1). Fee.
27,1773; Pres. of Middh'i.Miry and .-itt.r of Fickin.son Col., Pa.; d. Ann-. 21,'. is.'.S: ni.
Claris.sii Siorrs, and liad (,'larissa, b. May 2^', l.si.K!: in. Pev. <). F. FutierlhJd. 3, Jolm.
b. Scjit. F), 1777: in. <.divia Sedg\vi(4v "tlM. 4, 7.":'.y. h, ('I'urU-s, Au^-. IS, nSH: Y. V.
FS(J.7; Fcv.; .set. ;it North Fj-aiU'ord; in. Ma ry Mi-i win. C. /■'///,',//, S. pt. 17, 17sit; in.
Zolni! Bradley (3j. 7. A'//'C//, twin wiHi F. 2, FirKi;r;, 1). Aul;-. 11, 1747: m. — - —
Duiton. 3, IFvxx.u!. h. Fil',. 17. 1749; in. Samuel Hull. 4, Joiix, Srpt .">, IT-"")!. ."),
Jf.ss!', in. Pollv Tuttl.', .V. ;.
V. Steplien, b. l"cb. 2, li2U; ul Feb. 23, 1744, Hannali Hotdikiss. \, bii.izs-
BKTit. l.(. Sept. 12, 174(1; 1.1. F.phraiin 'I'litiHMiM. 2. Fois, m. .b.lm Fp.-on. 3. S.VK.vii,
Xov. 2.""), li.'il; m. i':!!..!^ .iohnson. 4, H.^nn.vii, Nov. 27, 17.74; m, .b,hu Hall. .">,
N'AieMi, Aiit:. 17. i;.">tb m. Kn >s Jbin.neH. (l, Piiii, twin wiili .\.: m. Jon.athan Hall.
7, Si r.i'i:i;x. .Mav l:;, 17.-)S; m. Anna Mo^.s.
W. Titns. b. 172F d. De.'. 2i;. 17.\S; in. Oct. 14, 174s, Mar-aret S.oit. 1. <'ui.('r.,
Ml. Samuel Cuok. 2, Amos. m. .Martha Cowlcs. 3, Mi-.i;uia.\!. m. Falvin (.'owks. 4,
PtiOD.v. in. Judd.
Ari'ENDIX. G-<13
\ II. ,\nios, d. a. i.
\'11I. Ihiunali, 1). Vh'i-. 2H. IT'22; 111. B.-l;i Ilitrhodrk of Cli.'sl.irr.
IX. ElK-iu/.iT, I.. IT-.':!; d. ()<t. -Ji, I7:,r,.
55. Joshua Alv/ntcr, Sept. ]H, KV.);;; m. .Inn. 17, i;2:j, Marv I'eck; {2j Sarah
<inli-, Stilt. 4, 174u, ;ui(.i d. ,\.iv. •.".), 1707.
]. .losliiia.
II. -Maiv.
[11. ('alci), Sept. ,"■), 1711; ni. Al)i-ai) .Inncs; (-2) Ihitli M'nd^wnnli, .Tan. OO. 17:15.
lied. 1831. 1, Sauaii, .lulv 1!), 17';7; in. ("apt. Mnii.-k. 'J, .M.\i;v, April 'j:;, 17<;'.); lu.
.Rev. Boehf. ;;. Li-cY." D.T. S. 1770: m, lia I>;:v. -1, .In.^iirA, Vch. y, 177;J: lu.
■ Oct. 22, 17i):5. I':ii/j1)''tli, dau. (jf Aan.u Cnwk. \\v d! April ]',i, 1^02. 1, Kllznhith, b.
Aug. 4, KlU; III. .Inlin l^arlcer. 2, r,/;7-///,, , b. .hmc 17. lliiC; m. .Tared P. Kinlaud.
■3, "Einih/,],. l\li. 7. i;!»S; 111. Fri.'iid C'u<.k. 4, A'jiy'tc', Dec. 2s, is(ji); d. is-j;k .")
J/^^rv, Oct. IS, 1S03, d. 1S04, 0, ('/r't/., .Tiily 11, 1S04: lu. (2) Klizabrth L. Clark. /. : 4,
]\hir\' L\"ma!i, m. Win. <r. Cliuate. .">. Carolirn- Eli/abeth, m. Calvin (Joddard. 7,
Ji>:h';,f/A\ii;. 2(k 1S!)(i. of Catskill, N. Y. s, y/,,,,*. (•., .\no-. 20. ISO-s. 9, Bf'/>'r. lU,
J'_>A/i. 11, IT//-. 12, J/-/.'7/ J/(/i, b. -May 2i), IS]!); lu. Lieut. Carrt't J'.arry. ,^,' .lutriitA,
b. .TuneoO. IT:';; d. ^allu' yrar. ,6. Ai'.K.Atl,, Dim-, l;!, ]77S; m. Dr. .lofm Andrews of
Wall'd. 7, CA'inr.i>J::. .MaV 24, 17S1; ni. 'riionias Cook. )<, IUtji, Ajiril 11, 17SS; ni.
A]. oil OS Conk.
557. Phincas Atwater, b. Sept. 2:], ICOi); d. Oet., 17si; m. Nov. 9, 1727, Mary
"\\'ard; (2) \vido\s- liannali Ive.s of (insiien, Conn., Junt.' b"), 17tiS.
I. Hculu.n, Oct. lo, 172S; d. Au-. 19, ISO]; Major; m. April 29, Mr,'!. Sarali Mull;
(2) -Mary Kiisscl! ,ian. 2S. 17.1.7. 1. Sauaii, b. .June "ll, IM.'k 2. Mi.iiAV., b. June 19.'
17.~)7, m. Hon. Stephen Howe iiradb'y b. in I'hesliiic, Com,., Oct. :h.'. 1754; Y. C. 1775;
Aid to Cen. Ihnid W'ooster \vlien slain; 5,:;t. in \i.; U. S. Senalor i 191-1X117; d. at
AVali.ole. .\. 11., Dec. IC, ls:]n. ;;, 1'ui_\ka.<, No\. 2.), I7.M; d. 1177. !, I'A.iy.sr.iTU
^Iaiiv, b. Sept. ITOi'; m. Cen. Andrew Hull of Clie.sliiri', (.'nnn. .1, l{cssf,i,i,, b. .lune
2U, 17*J2; d. is."")!; in. Oct. 24, 1799, Cl:(ri-sa Cliapuian, 4, Jh'uri/ S. . twin, h Sej,<. 21,
1798; Kev.; I^|)is. Hector at Fo.pietanuck, Conn. b. Xaici;v, b." Ape/il 2, i7t;!; m. I)i.
Elnatlian Beach. 7. A.MAUVI.Ms, twin with Xal>by; n.. '1 itus Sti-eci of A'ew Haven,
father of ^'1 "v"'^'^''-' J'- 'S//vv/aiid Muri/, wlfcof (b)v. liof^pin of li. I. S, ];i;ii;i:N ),
Mav If^, 17(i7'; d. Yvh., is:]]; m. Eli/.a" Willard ; (2) Sarcdi l.aiub.
■ II. \V;ii;ani, m. .Tan. :il, 17.-)4. l^stlicr Tuitle.
III. 'I'bonias, b. Aug. 14, lT/.;i; lu. Hove Hull Dec. j!, l'i,77.
IV. Dhineas. . .
^'. '>ainaris.
VI. -Merab.
Vn. Ambrose, b. Dec. 19. 174:5; d. Eel). 4, ls:i-), a. 91; removed lo Slielburue. Vt.,
fifterwards to Burlington; ui. Siu-ah Trynn. 1, Amkii.\., b. .July ij^ 17(i(; ni. 4'haddeus
Tuttle. 2. LiMs, 'm. I'-stlier llotdil-.i-s; {■!) Mary Hotchki'.s. ;>, .JoxATtiA.-;. 4,
Amkkosi:. .1, Tkdmas, b. Ajiril 19. Ub"); d. Jm-I.." bl, is-MS; m. J'etsev ISovden. l'.
Amhru.-^C, b. ,lan. 1, ISOO; m. Sallv I;. Drew of Burliu-ton, \X. 1, i;.ljr,'i r"^^'. " 2, Ivucy
Ann. 8, Osluun '1'. 4. Charlotte 11., b. Mar.h I'.l, IS-lil; w. \)v. H. .1? Hill. .•>, 'Eli/a-
beth M., b. .June 17, bS:lS; in. Dr. 1'. J. Ivent. C. Henrv 11. 2, Alimru, b. .\ul-. 17,
1^92; m. .1. 1'. Drew. :5, I.^inmi, _/.'., b. .lune 2:bisin:',,f (.'rand Ib'ipids, Mi,-h. 4,'
ir/V///(//' jr., b. Eel). 1,-), 1S14; Ib'V. (I'^-is.); m. l-'.b/.a .1, B;.rues, (t, Sai;'a!i, b. Fei). 11,
1777; in. .Xsa Evori. S. Mauv, b. Oct. 17, 177S; m. Peter IC SniiHi. 9, Ibn.M.As, b.
July 12, 17sn. ](), Mkuak, Ajuil 17, 17S2; ni. John 1'. \\ eiiiiore. 11, (.'i.AiiA C, Mav
<;, l"7S(;; m. .Joshua Fuller. 12, Vi'imjam, b. May 9, KsJ; d. July 27, bs.""!o; Ibirliiig-
ton; m. Delia Wetniore. 1, /■'raiirt t) Jf. 2, 11'///. }f. '.], (r<_iyr(jc E. 4, ("mrlasn. ,1.
Ilinun 11., b. E(Jj. 17, 1S2S; M. D. in Burlimrtoa, \x. 0, I'rtiJnirk A. 7, JCdtrnnl J)
^, J.>jn>'ri, ir. 9, ./'///// ]'.
6. Jojiathan Atwater, b. Julv 12, 1(;,"j{i; d. 17ot); m. ,luue 1, ir,Sl, Ruth Peck
I. Jo-liua, b. and d. l(iS2.
II, Havid, b. Aug. .7. 1i;n:;: m. I'uth Bradb-v; (2| Tabitha Whitehead.
III. Jerenii;,b, b. Jan. ;!I, lbs,-,: ,1. (_),.t. •,';, I7;]2; m. A].ril 9, ITbi. Evdia ii'osewel]
1, Lvt.iA, b. Oct. IS, i;i.7; m. John bJliot, llxp, of \\'indsor.
IV. M;u\, b. Dec. :;b KlSd; m. Isa.ac Diikernian, Dea. of tin' 1st <hh in X Hav
(1727-17.^^11.
V. Kutti, l>ee. ;.{[, BfsS; m. Saiuuil Iv. .-..
VI. Jon;i»haii. b. Nov. 4, u;9(); m. (2i Marib.a Tuttb- [p, M7J- (1) Abigail Bradlev.
VII. Eydi;i, b. Ai-i'il 2S, \i\\\:>,: d, .\uir. 2, KV.H. ■ ■-■ -
CyU
APrKxnix.
Si iJ'HKX, 1>. 172-1; in. ll'Vl,
Yiu. joyqa'. ^- !>-'■• 5'- 1'^''-^: "^- "i!';:" ; V';";'," ;■■ .
IX. D^Munii-^. 1.. Ucl. 0, Hi'.'^; 111. l.-M, (.ik-hllull. 1,
KnTli-Mi!<'s[i.. -U\-2].
62 David Atwatcr, Au^. 5 K^-:^; <1. M.y 1. 1727; m. June 25, 1712, Ruth lU.ul-
1.,^; (l')'n'>'ill'.a \\'WUvhr:u\. \\-r. 2, 171^.
V Wrph'<'i>"x.)v 'l.")' i'71o- livi-.l in Mcri-lm and Wall'd; m. Elizabeth Val.-. 1.
1',-TM ■lum- ; 17'lo- ni — MiK-. (2^ Th.nnn^ >fcrr-nnau. 2, STi.riiKN. S.-pt. li;, 1742.
; n ^ A mr i •»-. ;-. KrxKK, Srpi. 2^ 1744: WiUiau. .1,-1, nson. 4, l).vvn.>.
t""31 'V V M Kv:Van 2^. 175U;' u,,'— M^rnan,. G. K ,,r. vu.rnr, ,JuIv 27.
nJ^:^!.: Innah ul.rhkiW. 1. 7/---/^ 7, ('nu,.-i orHKK. .Ian. G, 175o. S, Is.vAr, J).c.
^' 11'' .!::■:;;; ';n'>i;;nri.U722; n. Jan. 2.. 1745, Sarah Beach l-/^--"-. 2.
I' '^i "'i ^ . V, :J ^ ;„",.;, 4 7-,o.n>s, April i:., 17:s „,. J.n. i:>, lsoi5, Sarah
S::;;t: rVnlannah-k:'... Ai-ril ll.'l.u:, n,; (^'„r,. i.-w. ^ >[a,,- IV 1.. FoK 2S,
r' ;,:..;: -I'l.'na; B.' 7. Saral. B,. S,,.- T, 1;^4; ,n. Tapt. WW. Hark. .,
y:/,'A'. 1.. 17.-1'; l,..t at -a Jan. lU, l^lO. G, ^<'nr>/, Jan. lo, 1 ,nJ. m. Wihu Mix. <,
.s',,,7//. S, }[■! rill' I'd
V ' 'Da'vai !. lunr-4 17->.V in 1744. Uannah 'ralma.l;;v. 1, \\ u.r.TAM, 1.. Oct. lo
1~4V of >(ilKn.:i- 'iVa. 2d Cuiu:. .-hh.; m>. IL'tty ('lark: (2) Mrs. Sarali Brinlnall ; (:j) Mrs
]-. •■ L , ^ ^VPl;.,,„ -^ 7;,.c/,-/ m. ClK.rlntK' Pond. ;-!, V.'- /^'.'/, n,. Bulk 4
V^^;; t ' Viminn (Cweir- %. r/...7,, n,. H... Mr. Pitkin .d Ohk.. 0, >S.... ,n
/Z^»(/, ui. William
David Sndih. k AV,."//-^'/-. d. lu Unna
M. I'lisha. Der-. 4, 174'!.
\\\. Marv. Maridi o, 174'J.
VII 1. ll:nniah, May -.'4. 1 kJO
Mar
66 Jonathan Atwater, h. Nov. 4. 1700; m. p.c. 15, 1713. Abigail Bradley: (2)
arrha (Tnule), wid. <d B^-njainin BraJlev; , hv Ni m.:
1 ]'h.4,e 1.. Oct. 20. 1714: ni. r:d(-l. Ihit.-kkis..
Il' A{Mak.-:in. Nov. 10. KIG. n). Mary Ball pk n
in' Isaae, Oct. 21, 171>:;: d, Oct. 7. 177U: ni. Dec. !)
Sry,t y Iklo: ni- C'apt. Fianri- Brr.wn. 2, Svkak
•-> SlJ'Tl h Jan 25, 1755; in. Daui.-l 'j'rowhnd--.', j
'"*' ' IV ' );'col. Jan. 22. 1721; d. ]>'C. 11. 17!)'.); in
„. ';•.., .,; ,;30- d Dm.- 23 iMkk in. kois A'lin-. 1. //'/.../".Oct. IC. 1-.4; ni.
5^ V^i:' fo i ' dt; Mav 23, 177.;. s. ,A./A„., Oct. 15, 177-.; d. 182S; .n. ka.ra
Kei kvA' ' ^^ilviaj;. D;.c.'isu5; m. Dr. Homer Kaik 4, A./., -Inn. 2:]. 17S1; n,. S am 1
T T' '^ Mivrbm Jan 7. 17SS; m. David Pond. G, JA'/v/. N"v. .J, 1 .i'2; m. lle/,,-
J":^^"k„''.-o Vo^;, Jam 3. 1752; Y. (ki:74; Pcv. ; m. Pa.dul kynnn,: ,2) Anna
'. !), 1742, Dorothy Mix. 1. If \x.NAn,.
Srj't. 2k 17!f'.; m. Isaar (ku-hain.
r v-l^d 4, Ft NIC]-. 5, l']sTiii:!;.
. Merriam I-^e... V,-h. 10. 17 IS. K
1, U'l.xhi. Oct. Ilk 17 74; m.
k-iah Hine.
r V ,\r.,r S M\i;fi. Jan 3,1 1752,; m. kevi Ikr^sctt. ■!. kvDi \, 1 I'l'. Ik i-o!-i; I'l.
ThS =lu^Ba^;-n 5 JuTHAM. N.,v. 17. 1757; killed by Brdish at White IMains, Oct
i^ ^7 fi J ^SON. Mav 5. i:5M; V. 0. HNl; Kev.; s.t. in Ikanto.d. Cu">'- - ''• ';■';^•
l ul- 1 70 8. M .VK v". Feb. 7, 17G3; n, Dav.nport NMUiams i. Asa. An,r^ S, l.b4.
' Ak,n-h 'r ISP • m iVt-ev Oolf.r. 1 . ,/,/ v,.. , !.. U'(l2 : V ( '. 1 S-,,; li.v. ; l>=,s o,- of
Con ■ c h' at MiddkJn.rv, X;.wro. „ and odn-r pla.c. 10, MKiM;,AM. Sept. ', l'^^-
"V .Jonathan, b. 0,"t , 12. 1723; lived in P.ethuny, (onn.,an(l d. tlu're I el,. 24. 1,9..
x\\ br'M'.- k^''l7''s'mAu.iah Ikldwin, 1, Am AH . On. (k 17G4 : m. Abel Wanl
\tAvat,-r.' -y'llKi'ivr^, Maivh 21. K^iii; m. Oapt. Peck. 3. Aim;ML. 4, Juk... -k
Ai.i."- li'k.- IC, 1774- "1. kuiher Bradli'V.
'Vlil Aki'^'il."' M'=^ 4. 173!; m. Su-plmn Hall, Dea. l>i chh., li;i-171ll).
67. ' Joseph Atwater, b. IVc 0, 1-1^4: d. Jan. Ik il(;ik n-s, Walkd; m. Sei-t. 10,
1722. Hannah Dooliltle.
" I. Sarah.
II. liannali.
1, Sai; AH. .\pril 20. 175<k m.
V i.,,,i,,,,,ip 1, \,.-;i 7, 172T: m Pk<J... Am.-.. l.^AI;AH. .\pru ^n. i ,...,; m.
n /n, - ^^^"b.xAm.x. Sept. 2G, 1757; m. Mary Harris. \ , SUph.n Jl'irn^. 2,
Ph^nndlHudHs^ ^ 1 .-NJA^^ I ;^^ ^^^ PorP-r 15.u h r. 4, -SV. <>, m. Orrin,
^'"■"''""5 'vv^i^- (■ V -A.' l^^Lara. b. 1SU7; m. Ahnon IJoyd; (2) Kev. Chas. Hins
AT'i'KXDix. C:25
dalp. S, P,n,fl,',i. ;;, Trns, 1, M(),,k>. .M.-y VI. i;r,r>: V. (", i:s7; m. I'antlic;! 'jMn.
."), JuHh. (j, .[!■ i;km 1 \ir. 7, PiikhI';, \\a-\\ 'J, 177-1; iii. .lolm Bn-^sdt. S, Anna." U.
Makv Ann, .liily II, XI'i'A; m Strphm .lars'is.
1^'- J^>. cpli. 1>. .\ii,-- -J'.', IrJ!*; (I. All-, 'J-,', 170'J; ui. Any. IS, n.jij, JMicbo Jlull. 1,
J(,'si;i'ii, ill. Srjit., 17s;;, llannali lliiclic.ck.
V. 'I'lijiLkt'iil, .M;iy 11, 17;j;5; in. Cai.t. i:]i:;h:i Hall.
6.10. Samuel Atv;.-ater, ''. ^^•i't. 17. 10')}; d. Sr'p. 17, 17l'2; ivs. X. lias- ; m
July 7. KlUl, Sarali \llin--.
I. Sainilfl, li). S:il;i)i. ll'ill.
II. Daniel. 1). Srp,. -J!!, ioitl; m. Al.iir:'!] Turrit. [I.]
III. I):iinari.^ !.. May 01, Km'I; (!. 1771; in. Parker. She Jefi lier pnipeity f,,
1ki- lieplieu-. (':ii.;. Sa'iiiu;' .Vt w at'jf and hi.^. rliil., wliciu .<lie mail'' CNeer., iiei- (iiily lifo.
1j»-iu_u' <iut (if tile uMvcniinent.
i\'. (/alel^ Oef. p;, 170-.?; rem. id IVilclies.s (.'(...N.Y., al-oiit 17.")0; m. Ai>ril C,
17'-27, i.y.lia Heiihaiu; rJ) ])>'<■. IS, 17-r.l .\l)i^^lil t5raille\-. 1, I,vi)!.\, .\piil :j, 17,".*; m.
•Jiide Tiittle-. -J. l!\NX\i;, Pec. ol, ]7.!U; 111. Daniel Siiiitli. ;;, Di<i!(\>, All,;:. -J'i, 17:)-:-!;
111. .lame-; lluiiiiste'ii. 1. .lAMiis, Sejit. 1 . 1 7:! I ; in. Di.is I'l'iuile) Todd, a, Iv-rm:!!,
Jane ;;i, i;:;!i. <;, rv\i;Air, .lune lil, 17::'.l. 7, l.ois, ni. TitiLs Tiiitle. S, ErMcic. :i.
Cu.Eii. 10, Er.MCK, la. Pease; CJ; ('apt. Ahraliaiu ];r,-ul!ev. jl, Sri:i'iiKN. Vi,
STr:;pn}:x.
"V'. M.ala'l. 111. .\;>ri! (J, 17:is, l>aae Beeclier. In 17-1:', she ,ioiiied in a;|-reeiiH'nt with
bros., Daniel, Caleh laid Siepliei) Atwater, in .sell ■'land ilu'u was uui-'l'atlier's, Sam.
Atwatei."
.11. Ebenczcr Atv/ater, I>. Jan. 1:;, PJOG; m. Dec. 13, IG'JI.
I. Sarah, .\pril ti, lOOiJ.
II. Mary, Kili.-..
III. Janms, b. Mareh 1.-). IHi'S; d. Julv ID, 17(iG; v.\ .fiilv VI. M-Vi. Dinah Sherman;
C-?) M;M-eh 4, 171:). Kli/ibeth AlHng. 1 , J.\>'i;s. Oct. P-.>, 1 704; taken j.ri.^oiier in Rev.
war and never liearl fmni 0, Ai;i(.Al!, !!, ];A(nr,i. Ajai! •.'(',, 17:-i7; m. .l"!ui]i IVadle.-.
■J. iCi.i/. Muriii. :>. Pin:i!i:. C, 'rr.\roTJiv, Xnv. 3, 174!>; m. Feb. 3, 177:3, C'hie,' Aim-iir.
1, Ihtsi,;. 1717; ni. J(dm Hunt. :.', S.ilhj. 1770; ni. Jes.-e Hunt. :3. S'l.-^.O). J;ilv "Jx'.nSl;
111. >,\illiain Culler. 4, -/''/■<■ .v, J uly f, 17s;-!: m. Nanev A'liniv. Tk ('f"irl,:s, \\\f;. 'iS.
17.S0; ni. .Ian. b, Isus, Lm-y Poot. "l, Eli/abeth, b. ISiS; m. Williaiii S. riiarnley. ■2.
Cluirlcd. lias been (Tieeubac4T candidate for (.'uv. oC Conn. C, JLirrUt. Mavcli '.i, 17''J'>; in.
l^ev. James W. Tm.'ker. 7, Uubni. 8. ,1'di.i, ni. Ceo, I!aMnniid. !), J. muti ('<■, .March
2, 17!;'.i; ni. Leonard Da,uv;ett. 7, LvniA, April 10, 17.^r,>; d. P>47; m. Hezekinli Aun;ar.
^vl^•. d.. Nov. 7, ISl^?:, a. GS. 1, Jhztl.oijL, seulptor.— .dZ/r,,/, ;• ]],:;_,},■.
l)e.n. \^ illiaiu At«vater lived in MiU'ord; was deacon in the ~d Cong-, ch.h. His eldest
.■^on. Davirl, xii, Ch:ir!otte Pond., and Inid; 1, Caridine, Ajivil 1, 17'.i^. ;?. V'h-!!4es \\'.,
Dec, 1800; d. 18,^9. 3. John (4., .lu!v, isi):-;; d. lsG-.\ 4, Martlia, iso;). T,. Davhi. 1811;
d. l.s:^(;. [},. Charlotte, lsl;3; m. \. A. Underwood. 7, Allen Clark, ISPj; d. ISllo. 8,
Sarah Pond, 18PJ; in. J. M. DeVine.
Knos Atwater, son of Jacob of Ihuudeii, in. Lois .-Villi.--, and luid Merriaiii, b. Jnu.
7, 1788; in. David Pond. — Aticjdt.r Fuwi'ij.
AUSi'lX.
John Au.stin, d. Feb. -.30, lOOl); he was one of the Creeiiwicli petitioners in fav-ir of
New Haven. Hi:)!); n;, KKn, Mercv, dan. of David Atwater, b. Feb. O'J, 1017; d. l(1s;4; (;l)
Jan -iX. 10S4, Fli/,.-ibeth Ihockett.'
I. .lohn, b. Apiil -J:;. l(;'S;d, F.di. 10, 107.").
11. David, b, Feb. 2:5. PmH: m. .Vbiirail Allim--.
III. .lu^hna, 1). Sepi. :;, H;;:;; m. ^lehitable Hitchcock.
IV. Marx. <l. .Ian. ■.>.;, h\::^.
V. .lohii, b, Oct. 1077; 111. -Vi;;,-v Sranlev.
VI. .Mary, le Ainil 17, 10^:); ,l."Oet. ',^7,' 108:5.
\\\. S:i!i, 1). 10"-;i. d. SIM. d.-iv with mo.
^'in. Sarah, b. .Ian. •j:3, lO-.V.
2. DaA'id AllSiia, b. Fi4>. •.';;, 1(;7(); d. .Vnril ?■?. 17l:;; m. April 5, lO)!)'.!, .\bi;^ail,
dati. of ,bi!ui Aliin;;; ndni. of his est. i,'iven to wid. Abigail. 1710; nms. chil. AiHij-aii; a.
-10
02G
Ari'i:xi)ix.
li, Duvi.l, n. 10; Sfplir,,. ;,. 7; -Tciiatlian, a. :>; Mm-y, a. n; si,,' m. (2) Tlinmas Ol.'ott
avJkj clainifil adin. of Davul A ii-tin'.s est. in ri. of liis \vf. Al)i--ail
1. -vl'i-ai!. ].. Ajiri! .'i, Kmn,
II. l>:-_vi(l, 1). Uri. ■:.-). no:!; in. ]^■l)(•(•<•a ']'lio!,;|..nn ; (2) Hannah Puuih-rsr.n
III. Stc].!!.'!., h. .Ian. 1. 17(l.'.; ni. Martha Tlioin ].,-., -n.
l\. •)i.n.-:T!..i!i, a ."i, li. Ajnil'jr, ITOSim. I. Ai:i(..\ii , !>. :T;;s- ,1 (),-t G JM''>
V. .MtT,-y, n :j. 1). 171(1; HI. 17;;: Sumncl Il..!t; (;.') Calcl) IJir. hc.ck.
M. Lydia, in 17'3-3 chos.' 'I'iu.^. Olcoit, irnard. ; ni. I';Ih-mcz.t Darr.iw!
22. David Austin, h. Oct '?.!, ITO:); m. Feb. 11, 17;!-:, ihOjcrra 'ni..nii,>,,)n. !>. Feb
20, 1 7;jlt, and had o cdi:l.:cJ) Hannah ]bin(h-!>^on ; the inv. of his c-t. taken 1 7r)!J; Dax
David Austin adin.; iiaiiuv-^ chil. Paviri, Saiuiic], ,],,hu. llannali, ]\;ndcrs(Hi and
Jonathan.
J. David, 1). Mairh 0, 17;-I0; d. Fi-b, :>, isOl; est. div. ISOO; ^vf, Esther, 4 fliil.
livin,c-, David, .b.hn I'unth-'tsoii, Ih-iicrra and .Marv; he N\asdca. cd' tin- North chli Now"
liav., 17.-)^; tolsi)!,^:! yi.s.; m. Doc. 14, 17.-)-J. .Mii iv Mix, b. 17;j;;: d. Sept. :•! ]7Nf-c'>)
F.-thi I, wid. (d Daniel AJlenaial mo. .d' Ann Wiliai ;i Alh-n. ulnun. lion. Fli/nr'( ;,),,di'ii-h
[]>. in.-,J. 1. IJr.r.K.r.A. b. Dec. Id, ]7:>:!. 2. M.miv. b. O.-;. -M, 17.V,; d. ,,r smalli-ox
bept. 1,, 17i:J. b', S.\K.\ii, li. I7."')7:d. On. 3. \'r>[). 4, D.wid, I>. March ID, r7,-,<); V (''
177!l; i;ct in I'^lizalx'tiitcwn, X. .)., ] 7S.S to 17!)7; <"ha)>lain Od Conn. ]le^l.' nndcV Col',
llez. llov,-.-. in warn!' 1S]2; })i( a-dn-d in N.>i v. icli. Conn. ; was dcran^'.-d ~i^n the .subject
Ol' tlic iv.^tonitinii of til" .lev,.-,; he Was a \ci y t:ilented and rbH|U(>nt pil'aehel' bnt ecceu-
Inc, eii-atic and CAtiava-ant in manin-i- ot ^j,, akin^:, tldnkint;- and actiuir; ni. Fvdia, dau
of Dt. .Jo^iah I.afhro;. ot Xorwicdi. .v. /. ; he d. Feb. :,. \s:][,' .-,, JOukm-^.c};, b." June 18
]7()!: (1. A]iril .", 177;;. (',, Sa!:aii, b. July -I, nd-'i, ni. W'alte;- Kiny-; {2) ^ Austin. ]'
W'tiUtr. 2. t:i,,irl_s. 7. Fi.(/,.\r.i;Tii, b.'.uuic 1, J7il.j: d. ^ept. ;'i,'l774. .S, H.\.\x.\u,'
l->. Oct. 2\\. 1707: d. Scpi. 4. Iii74. \). .Iimin ]'imii;i;so.v, Y. C., 17!)-)- (t ' is;j4 ip'
KnisiiA, b. .AiaiclL •.':;; b.-ip. \;a:ch 2:,. 177n: d. ]77!. 11. FnK.M-/.i:K J-hjsu v bap' Feb'
10, 1773: d. Ap'.il .\ 1770. 13. M.\ky, b. I77!i: nn ,Mav 1-01, i;,-v. Andre\.- ^fa-tes
D. Samuel, b. A]iiil y, 17:;;: m. \),-r. C, KOH, Fydia Wulc.tt. 1, S.\:(ii-i;i., b. Oct
7, 17i;n; )'r,.v. I'niv. \t.; m. .ieruslui Hopkins [p. :i.")! j. 3, W.m. b S.'iu S l'7(;-> o
Fyiua, b. \\-<:. p, 1 7(14. ' ' ' ■ -• -■ ■ >
I.II. Joh/i, b. Sept. 33. 17:!(.): in. Anna .Mix; (3) Juno 1.:;, 17(j7, Jemima 'J'uttle I
AXX.\. ni. KeV. Daniel C;-.;(d;er.
IV. Saraii, b. An--. F). 17d7; m. Nov. <). 1 7:)'<. David Bishop
^'. KelxM'ca, b. i'eb. 3(1. 17:;';.'. /. bv 3d m. ;
\\. Hannah, b. Auu". 31, 17D:m. KCd, Kev. Nicholas Street
\\\. Puhderson. li. .Jan. is, 1743; d. Feb. 31, sm.
VJII. Ibinde.'.son. b. Feb. IP, i744; Y. C.. 17(.;3; tutor. 1 7().Vti: occuipied the i-ulpit in
Neuent ]\ui-h. Norwich. l.'onn.. 0 nMs., Init (h'cliued to serth': d. 177;!
L\. Jomithan, b. July Ml, F, hj; \i\. S:'rah He-elier [p. i.y;].
23. Stephen Austin, b. Jan. 1, r/O.'i; in 1733 (di-.se De... Jo.-.hua -\usiin, iruard.;
m. April li), r7;.;3, .Martha Thonip^sun; his \vill pn-oved 17S7, names Ti\]ihem'i,'^Sarah."
Mary, 1-iunic-e and .Martha.
1. 'I'ryphena, b. May 10, 1733; im O.'t. 3-1. 17'j4, Nail. an Dnmmer; .shed. Indore
1787, iea\. heirs, of whom: 1, TuvfiiKNA. b. 17(13; d. lS3s, ;,. (;.-,; ,n. Tinnahv (Jilliert
IF SteiJaen, b. June 17. 17;;."), d, April y. 1S13.
HI. Sarah, ie 17;l7;m. St' phen Ihmitt; shed. b,.f()r<' 1",S7, l,.av. In-irs
IV. Mary, b. Jan. 3.",, 17 M; nn Oct. IS, 17(11, David F.eeclier- she d. bef. 17S7,
leaving;- ejiil.
v.. Steplieu, b. May 7. 174:!; d. Feb, is, 174.1.
\\. h^unice, !j. i;4.');m. ('apt .Vbel lUiiritf.
\U. Abraham, b. May 3.). 1741).
Vilj. .Martha, b. Feb. Ft, 1 7.'H ; m. Zina. Denison, whose est. adm. 170G, nanu's wid.
Martha and ehil. Ai s-rix, Ani:;,. F. Siiin\fAX, N.vxcv and Pom, v. 'I'hero were besides.
ChHrle<, Ijeuryand Fliz.ibeth. 1, AfsTiX. .M.artha.m. dau. of Seivmo F. Dwi^ht [p.413j."
0. Jo:^]ina .<-iu.Slin, b. Sepr. :<,, KF:'.; Dea. in 1733 and uinrd. of St-ple-n s (d" his
Fro. Davi-t; m. M. hiiable 1 litchc. le!:, wlio d. Dee. N, 17(11). lie (.1. .Marel; 1!l, 17)1(1, a. Sli.
Jo.Jiua, David. Daniel. ati<l Aaioti Austin, fnmi SuHiild. Conn., to 'I on iim'tmi , In-tween
17.VV(i)). A Samuel An-tin m. luith Cill^rt id' Tor.. 17(1."); Co! .Aaron Austin d in
New Mdlerd, '-.cMi , H ^1: <;i;e d-sc ,,f .b;:4.!ia.
I. Sll.'uc,., b. Feb. 3s, 1714: d. July 14 sm.
H. J.e-hua, n,. .May (.1, I7.";(), .Viji-ad Hitchcnck, who d. Au;;. 39, 17nF u. .'H:(2)
Susanna I'aije, who d. June 37, FiSlj, a. 'A\. 1. Fois, b. )■'(•!). Hi, 170;); (1. Juim 10 1703.
Al'PEXDIX.
027
1?, T>ANiKi„ 1). .lunc 5, ]:i\2: ;ii. S.'pt. :., 17S7, S:ii;ili I'anlro. ]. 117///.V. !.. 1700; d. Jiilv
'S.\. 17iil, 2, Mnn/, ],. .luiK" IS, 17(l2, :!. ./o/w, J',n<l,>, !>. April .'!, 17',)4. 4. Rrphei),
1). :\l:uvii ;{i, 17:)';. :>, s>,;//<, \>. F.-b. 0, jsur,.
5. John Austin, b. <)>-t. ]'377; ui. Mury Stniili'v, li. lf;77; d. ]7."")">; auut of Sarali.
AvF. ol' Stephen Tilltle I p. :',y:\. She wns wiij. of Xulliauiel IhckiT.
1. Mfiry, 111. .h^h'ri I^edvanl. 1). 1700: d. 1 77 1 ; lii< -.M v. 1'. : hy 1st in. he was f. of Cd.
AVni. Ledy.-,rd, \s1hi lell at (i iwhm. and ol' .Inim. who was f. oT liie eeh'lirateil tiavcder. 1,
Ar,li.Aii,, m. S.aiimel Tahott of IL-irtf. 0. Aisti.n, h. 17."i]; d. 17 ri); in. Sarali Siuddor..
1, M'lri/ .-1//.S///;, 111. Mason F. ('(><■> well. M.l>.. of liartf..\vln, ori.L^Iiiated tlic llartf.
Asylniii for Deaf Mntes. 1. Alice, drc. :j!J, ls;;(i, ;i. -J.-), d( af and diiiuN. :2, Mary Austin,
111. Lewis Weld. [S.] Sujit. l>.'af and Dumb Asylejn. :!, l,fCY, d. iinni. 4, Fccuirn.A, b.
17.">(); d. iMlil, m. lliehar'.] Sand.s; ^2) 17ljoii Stevens, h. 17.")[; d. IS'?:;. Fient.-C.'ol. \Uv.
aniiv. J, Jii,'//i Ai'stiii S'li-i lis. 1, John Austin Stevens, e-enealoi;-ist and Ijibrariaii X.
y. ]"ii;_d. Soc.
I'^iancis Ausfin, a first sftller of Gnliron]. <'onii., ancestor of tlie Durhaiu Austins.
Jesse Austin, le,. .Ian. 2C,. F/oS, I'^ii/.ulieth Wani; hotli adm. to ]>nrli,-ini ehli. Feb. 4.
1759. 1, AnroAi!., U. Fee. 4. 17:;S:d. Sept. \-:!, 1700. 2. X.\r.i;v, b. Mjurh 7, 17(11. :',,
dAMKS. b. Mar(di o, Kd:]; hap. .March Fl. 4. S\t;aii, bap. July 7, 170."). r>, Ki.isii.Ji,
hap. Oet. ITdT. (',. Fi.i/. vr.jriH, bap. Oct. s. 1 70;). 7, Dav. h;ip. Mav 10, 1772. 8,
TlIO.-;., bap. March 12. 1771.
Moses .Vnstin. 11;. Tlaniiab . 1, DuitdTiiY, baji. Xov. 20, 1F17. 2. AiiHAiiA^r,
Imp. Sept. 20, 17".'l. d, 'j'Ji M)i>i-:rs, h,ip. .Fine UF lF7i. 4, Fanxah, bap. Oct. 1, IF^;^.
Fliililren of Flins Austin: 1, M\kti!a. hap. Auo-. 1(), 174(;. 2, Stkimii;\-, linp.
Nov. 20, 1717. 8, .\[\!:T!!a. bap. Dec 10. IFIO. 4, Ei.i.rAii, haj.. Feb. >',. 17-JF-2. .1,
Auiiiir.Ai.]), bap. l■^l^ :!, 17.74. G, ( li.oiHA N A. Feh. 11.17.70; adiii . to ehh. 1 781. 7,
:<losi:.^, bajx (Jet. 11. 17(JF" One <d xlv dans. m. Dr. Aaron hdliot of Fillin-worth. C<);ii!.
-7. *-M0S0S Austin, bap. Oct. 11, 17!;i; d. .Fine 10, 1.-^21 ;estab. in Va. the first slseoi
lead niannf. in the F. S. ; rem. to Mo. 170'.), and estale lead mininii- and was very pros-
])erous until FS17, wae:i the MO. bank i'aih'd and drai:;;.V''d liiui down v.itli it. 'Idiea
jirej^are.l to found a colony in Te.Kas, in A\4ii(4i lie ^\-as .-dded by Ids -. Ste]>]ien. lie iii.
(1) Bates of Durham;'(2; a dan of Hw. lehaOo.d t'amie
1. Son, v.\. and hcd: 1, .Mai;v .\i'sli;\. author of .4 ITi.si-iri,' of 'I'.wif and a bio^j:.
•of lier Inishand; \vent to 4'exas with her umde, <>'en. Steidien F. Austin; d. in New
Orleans, Sept. 1S4G: m. :^-Mi 1, IS i.7, iIor.,re Ihdh-y, b. Feb. Id, 1 ; si ; V. C. F-Oo; Fastor
liollis St. ehh., IjMStou, 10 yr.-. ; Pres. 4'ransy 1 vania Fni v. . Ky. ; ".Vo-reat pulpit orator.''
Td,.D. ; d. on a. voya^-i' froiii Xesv Orleans. .July ol, IS27, a 44.
II. hauily. in. .-\e.stin.
in. Ste])heii F.,b. Fi'.id: d. Dec. 2."), 1S:7"), poiuelimes calleii the Father of Texas.
lie a."cepted liis father's dyin-- tru-t and carried <>nt tlie enterprise; Austin, tlic capital,
is so iiametl for Gen. Stephen V. Austin, " the founder id' Texas."
AIJXOFD.
("apt. Benedict Arnold, a eoO])er by trade; became a mariner and Fai-t. (d" a vessel;
<1. 1701; m. Xov. .S. 17:eF llanuah Waterman of -Xorwicii, ('<mn., duu. of J<din aiul
]7lizal>etli Fatlirop Wateniiau <d' X"., and wid. of Absalom Kini;-. a mariner and (.'apt. of
a sloi)]). with wdiiidi be made a voyaL^e to Ireland in 1742. sold the vessel there and d. in
mid-oeean on tlie way home, Sept. 0, 1702, of small-pox. She d. Autr. 1.7, 1 F7S. a. .72.
'■ .V pattern of I'iety, icLtienee and virtue; a saint on earth and nmv a saint in lieaven."
Among- otliens they had Hannah and Benedict. liannah broke olT an eimMgemeni to
please 1ierbr<ither Benedict, and adhered to him thronyh all. Shed, in Monta_LCue, F])])ar
< 'amida. F^Oo; nnm.
Benediel. b. .Jan. ?,. 1711; d. at Ib-ampton, F.neland, -June 20. ISOl; druu-ivist in X.
Hav.; (.'apt. 2d Fo. (los-.'s Foot(iuards. t'ommanded i'.x peditioii to <,'nebec. Wliilein
eommand of ^^■esr Point con -pired witli the enemy to chdiver it n]e made Brijr. Oen. in
British armv and d. in I'hieh'.nd as above; m. Mariz'aret, dan, of S,imuel .Mansfield,- d.
.Iune2, 1;;^; !2).\pn!s, 1 770, Mar-arei Shipp. n.' dau. .4 11,.;, . 17! ward. Chief J usiic.-
<4' Pa., b. I7')(t; d. .\\\is.. ISol. in London. F.n•,^ She was suliji-ci to paroxysms of phys-
ical indcsMosithui, attended l.v r.ervou.T dt4.iilitv, ditriu'- which she WDiikl give mleranc<*
G28
Ari'j:x!)ix.
to uTiyfliiiio- and es cvytliino- in hn mir,.!. ••i;,.v,,n<l all duul.t " savs Sul.inc in lii.
Auicrica/i f.oj/,;/i,(.., Ci:u^j:vv.^s \uu\i-i\ .\n)"]'{ uujn-<t\y /. livNfni.: " . '
i. J'.cii.Miict, I.. iVh. -jr,, iTos; iui i^tiicT of Ill-till, TV ill' i;i;i;<ii' an, ,v d v
I!. i;icli.ii>l, 1>, Au^. ].-., irc.;»; I, lent, of rnv;,lry in' Ain(ii<Mu I,<--inu, ny''
III. ll'-'iiry, I,iriu. i.f Cavalry in Aiiicii.an I,c^.-i')ii; III. r,.h;n,t in 'Tnu- X Y ]l,.
yasinCan.da in [v-*, wruHhy ari<l n-dpiriU of Inilfpny and lands f rnm" j'sritish ( ;„m
I. by ;.'d ;:i. :
1\'. Kdu-ard ShipiMMi. l.i^'iit. 6tli J5..-iigal C'avalrv and I'avniastrr of ^rilitia• d at
J)ina].;n-c, Imlia, Drr, ];;, lS|;j. ' " . ■ •
LarllL-lL (joodiirli, l-.scj., win) d. .July II. 1S1;1.
\'l. (uMM-c. Li, iM r,;l. -Jd i'riiir-1 Ca\-tilrv; d. in India \,,v 1 1 ;-:-\>5
VII. Wni. F.-t.'li, 1,. .Tnn.-0.-|, 1?!M: ,,1 J.i!t"l.- Miss,'nd,-n Al..l..'v; j-s,,"- Tapt of l-tli
Lancers: m. .May l!i, IsiD, Kliz.lu.t!, r,.,-iiia, ,.nlv ,!an. of AI,>\-ai.,'icr Ivmlda-li 'Fs,, "of
lobago, and lia.,1: 1, ilt.v; Ei.waud < ; i.ADVix, h. A],iil-j:. ls;'>:;. i;,.,t,)i- ,.f s-'inv-'n,,]
Herts; jn. April •.>?, IS.V?. (•liarl.^tf ( ;p,,i-,::ana, ,-l,l,st .!au ,,1 Lnnl') f.^urv ( ■l,,,ha', 'ml," l.-v ■
res. Little Mis.<,Mi'len .\h!„'y. l-]u<d^s. -2, Wm. Tuaii,, i,. (> t S-i lS-^G'('a,,t -ith H ../f '
'j M.\KriAKt;T STi-AiiT. ni. il.-v. K,d„.rt II, L. Roots. 4. KiA7.^^^KTU SoiMuVm Rrv'
i-Jryant ]5ur,!'fss. :>, (;ko!:.,iana PriiiTs. m. i;,'v. .I,.]in .--ti-pluMiM,]!
VIIL Suiduu Matilda, ni. Cd. Pownall riiipi..s; East ]n,iia ( Yunpanv'^ service - A"
y. (im. lUr., Jnlv, ls7L - • - -
In 1S52 E]i/,ab:-iit Arnold, a cousin of i'-.-ncdict Arnold, was corrif-d to ilie i,oor
Jiouse in Norwndi, Conn., at licr own t< ,]iic..t, and d. there a. ',)'J yrs.
01iv.n- Arnid.d, i>ro. of Capt. Benedict ajid unci,' .,f Ceii. Henedict Arn,d.l- d ITS]-
hndo <laus. who d. nuia., and :? s,.:;s. 1. Fu, :k,;ift. -?. Oi.ivkj:, eccentric, n.vin-
and nnsetil.-d; addicted to long iuid va-ranr lamldes; a rhvinster
BALL.
r<ir 1','ter Ball, recorder of Kxeter, I)ev,inshire. llw'^., 1{V?/1.
■\Villiani Ball wa.^e.uly in Xev,- Haven; i><rh;uis hr,). of AUinc^ Ball- disn)ii„-arcd
soon; tHMvlKive removed to \-irL;inia. and p.Mha]... f:uln-r,,f Col. .lohn Hall whos,- dan
Mary was niotlier of W a^hnnct,.n. This would v.'rifv the tra.lition, ,ir stat.-ne-nt that
*;"," , ' : ,''"-' "'• ^^'''■'' '^'"'•' '■' ■ '-''^ ^'''■"'"' '-■'^''^'" ^''' ^^-^^^I'i'igton's mother. William
Ball, d. Ibis.
Eduard Ball of Branff,rd. lOrO; Iliol. Slu'ritT, of Esse- C,, X J ^m?^- n-ran,!
juror, 170'.»; aclamwledued anrecment wirh Azariah ('ra>U' IT'^l- had- 1 .ios,.oi", '"itr--'-
d. in Newari:, a. cn. -, M,.s,.^, BN,7: m.: d. .. /.. KdT, a. iVl.' 3. Thomas, 'iTST; 'd'
\l ' *',;"; 'V'x^^V, V^-. '^- *'''"'''• '"■ ^="'^^' • ^- J'^'^^'^- III. Joseph. s.,n of
Henry Peck ot X. llav. aiwl Ins wf. Sarah (dan. of LNm-.n- AUimV). b. g^t 9 lOTo- rem
to Xewark, X. J., and d. Jan. 'J, 174."). b, Abii,^ail m^ Harrison
Ailing Ball, on.' of the lir-t settlers in Xew Haven. In lb.-/) he was^ Mr Daven-
])ort'.s lanm-r in East Haven: m. Dorothv .
1. J,din, 1). April M. KM!): m. Sarali i.Ciover.
XL Kliphalet, Feb. 1!. l(j.-)l: m. Feb. i;!. l(;7-2-.1. Hannah Xash lb- d Julv IH
1(L:J. Ills wid. ni. (-2) Thomas Tr,nvbiid-e. and had one child, IIaxnaii who" was
broue-bt up 111 the laiiiily of Ib-v. .Tames Pl,'r)>ont.
ill. AUin-. b. Jn.-ie •:7. Id.-)*;; m. Xov. •,':, 1(;7^. Sarah Thoiups-m 1 S\k\h \u--
2G, V.;.'.)- m. 1700. J;,.,. pdi Iv,-<. -i, Lviu v. Jan. ■.)■). iilM; m. 1 7 1 -J Ib-v Jo^rpli ' ilein-
muwav. :'., Ai,i,!.\,;. d. y. -1. M v.i:,ev, m. Eb-.-izcr .\i,,rris. jr. 1. l///-,/m l7.-:Jehi,d
F<,rbcs, and ha,l J,.hiel, wh,M.i. 1 7') h 1 ! „ !<lai, Ib-adh^v, .'n-'d ha, I \Villiai:i wh.-l.' ,1,-iu
basaii m. I'r.it. !■.. Mll.n.a-, jr .-., M \ r.!;i , m. 1 7J-J, \ br.dmm Chi,B,'v b \iiiN,;m
-— (ir;su,dd 1. Ay/./, Oct, -., ]7-o: m. 1747, Ab. 1 Smdli. 'J. y:./cv,'m. Ei:i,r;,in;
Hrusli. o, J ///;/;/. -I, r.lip!,.il,t. .^ \V,'it. (j. Jj.miii. '\.()li.-.v
W. Mi'ivy, .1. An-, b!, Ib.^F in. Feb. 10, I»-,7,-,. ,;..,,;-.e i'anle,. ,,f l.;ast Ha-en b
Jun,- b-j. I(;.\-,. He m. cJ) F--b. 11. K;-,-,. Mar^ . ^1 , M |.;,;rv .)an IC l(;7r. ' "'
:j.!:M,a:j.,, I).,-. !... ii;7^.; d. in i:a.t Iiasen, S,|h. W. \\'::\- m. Hannah E,lsvar,!s ;;'
Martha, .Mfch is. \i\^\), \_ .[,,;!.\. Xov. \, l!,s;;. ,) ] 7,;] ;,, x,,,t]i Haven.
1. John Eal], b. Apiil F., KMO; ,I. Jan. I, i7■'^)-Z\■ m. Ibis, Sarah. ,iau, of Ileiirv
APPENDIX. 02 H
lilov.'v, l>. IC.')."): .1. Nov. -21, 17;!(). Tiie will of S.'iw;t. .lolni Hall dut.-l M.irHi 2S, )T-J!),
■exliiliitrtl Muy ;!, 17;!1. li_v -<. (.'.lU-b, and I'.aiin':-. all tlic cliiltlreii ludinv cxr-pt ]"Jii)lial.-t :
John aiul i>aviil Piiiiil.'r^dii, iH)piTusi'rs-, Iiiv. flOS. 'I'lic liasl)an(l-; of the daus. i,^avf'
rtcoipis t'(ir th^-ir ,'-li:;ic.s «.(' ijiciv fatli.'i's cstatr to Calcli l^all in IVIjI.
1. Kliplialit. 1). M:;y -j;*, ICS:'); ma nanic.l in will of Ids fatlit-r.
II. .lolir,, 1/. Sfpl. ;;i). lOS,""): 711 .Marv 'J'lililc.
III. Sarali, h. S<-pi. 2<\. liiST: 7u. 17l'0,.I,,hii .Miles.
IV. llannal;, 1.. Ja-i. [2. IC.NO; ni. ITHi), Josepli Mix.
V. M.Trv, 1). Ai-Til, 1C,02.
^"l. .Mary, h. Or; . ?;, lij'.M; in. I'aniid Tlionipbnn.
VII. Cal.'ii, h. .'nil' i.;. IftltT; ni. l?Ji), Abi^'ail Osborn. His will wa-^ i)rov('d in X.
TIav., ]7>.j; Dra. S*. ,>iii'u l.'iiill. t-xecr; names s. .los.-jili, w lu> diil ni)i miidncl properly,
leaving- }iis fat'iei' bt-foie e.iiniM^r of agt'; s. v'aleV): Sarah, \vife (jf .(.'aj.t. Sanuie! Atwatei"
Glover; Ahiirail; .M/iuail. tire., wlio \vas wife of Stephen Tnttl"; Mar_\. wife of IJenj.
J^or-iian: 3!o-e.<, d-/. . ]j< /.ekiali and I.azaru.s, niinoi- .son: Isaac autl Sai'ah Doolirtle and
Sarah l^irniah-e, u i'nesse.-.. 1, .i<;si-:iMl, 1>. Sepi. !). 17'21; "2, Sahvii, .Nov. 2"), 17'j;J; m .
C:q>t. Sanuie! Atwater [n. ;]lj. A, (ti.ovkk. 1, A rji; ail, b. Oel. 12, 1727; ni. SteplKni
Tnttie []). IsN]. (See Kriaia.) ."), Calkh, D. e. 2, 17--",t. (). Mosks, Au^-. 22, 17:<2; ni.
June 8, J7o6, jfannah, dmi. of llzekiel Sanford (,f W'aterhniy. lie was dee. before 17S."),
and left an (.>nl\ ehlld. 7, 1Ii-.zi;kiaii. N. l,\zAi;rs, .a minor.
VIII. Poroiiiy, !■!. Na'lu-.niel W'adsw oitli (if I'ai innii^-ton. ne)ilie\N of ('apt. .Tosepli of
tlie CJiarter Oak. 1, T.f.NluXiiv. ni. .Marv (_'o\.-ie--, and had T/i-odi/rc, wlio ni. Elizabetli
Allen.
BAl,r)\\'lX.
lUeiiai'd ]''a!d"'.'in of Doiuie'Li'e, in ]iarish of Asion Clinton, Co. Ivick-s, made will
lf)5:;- proved ^anie y. a;; wib' Kl h n, cldl. , 1 b nvy , .iohn, Kiehard. Aliee, .\,:n"s, ( 'i, vis ,
Jjeitie'e. Henry i'aithsin, e\eer. of liis I'ather's \\ill, l.~)5o, and wa-- (iweer of lUindiidLTe
in IaTN; vill p'-ov^d a.: Londe.n, .hrly, lii()2. by i;ieiKird, s. and exeer. : v,-f. Aliee. I'he
iiv( Ba.id'i-, i:i<, lu id,-, id" families ii) Miif..rd, Hi4(). \\eic It i-^ ii 'iies eil ail fiom iiueks
C(.>., }*'a.u'., and I'.ear'y n lated. Nathaniel and 'I'iniotliy it is e^■It;ntl wme brothers, and
-So of John and Syi\e:,ier. Cliildre^n of Ki'diard ]>ahb,vin of r)onrii:v: 1- Sylvester. 2,
Henry. [), .bdm. o. IJobr^i-t. 5, .lane, m. Jannis I'onns. ij, .Maiy, m. liieli.ard Salter.
7, Agne.s, bap. July ]-j, 1")79; in. Henry Stoekwell.
1. Sylvester BrJdwin, m. at Colesbnry Se|it. 2S, lo'jO, dnne Wells. 1. George.
(1. v.; b. at Coie.^!>ii:y, Nov. 21, lo'.iij. 2, .loan. '.]. Henry. .-;, Sylve.-ter. ."i, Uiehard.
U, NN'iiliani. 7, Jane, s, Aliee, m. IMay 4, l(i2it, .lolui Edwards.
12. John Ealdwili, m. Hannah . 1, i;i,diard. 2, Joint, believed bv Col.
Chester to be the Nor\virh John.
14. Sylvester Baldwin, d. on shii. "Mariie,," on voyaoe to New I'hit:.. Jnneor
.luiv, Jb.js, 111. Saiah ji:-van. 1, Saiah, bar). April 'J2, 1(>21; in. Henjannn l'\-nii of Mil-
ford. 2, ]?ie1iard, b. Ar.ir. 2o, lt;22; nn l(ip,_',, frii/abeth Al-op. ;i, Marv, b. lod,. Ss,
lG2o: d. y. -i, .Mary, b. Feb. I'J, ]i;2.-). m. ViuWn I'bim; (2) William East! .1. Martha,
b. April 2;), li.i2S. b. Sa.inn.-d, 1). Jnly 1. ](;e;2; d. y. 7, Elizabelh, b. .Ian. 2S, Ibol; d.
f-ouu. S, John, 1). Get. 2^ hu',:,-. of Slonini;ion. [)', i;iitli, jTob. d. y.
142. Richard Baldwin, I'ap. Ang. 25, l!!22; lu. Eli.'.abeth Als(,],. [.-.
1. liaruabas, lb'i.">: m. Sarali, dau. of Samnel Buekin^.'-liam. b. .ian. b, M'/'i; lier
luotlier was Saiali Baldwin, dan. of 'Jdmothv oi Miibnd. 1 . 15ahxai;as, n\. Mehitablf
CJ'uitle) lleeelier [v. ir.'}].
144. Mary Baldwin, b. 102.^^; m, B,,!)ert Idnmb, and had Mary Phnnh. h.
A]iril, i;ib"): m. -Jun.e l.'i, Jii'is, Matthew, s. of Matthew W'oodrnlT of l'arinin;j;ton, :ind
liad Capt. .John \\'oMlrufi. b. I'eb. 1, U!72; d. Julv2;;, 172,1; wh(,.-.e dan. .\iune'. b. .Mandi
2, 1711; m. Audrew 'Ihutie [p. 72].
14.S. JcihtX Ealdwii}, id' S,onir,,e-ton, hap. in IhiLdand Get. 'jy, \C<Ar,: t;i. \l)r,C,, .
whe. d. U.'."i7, sot.il after biith ..>f son. John; >2;.Inly2-h 1(;72, Kehecea I'almer, d.'Ui. of
^^■aher, and %vi;i, of Eli.-ha Ch.'sboro. Shed. .May"2, 1718. lb- d. An,;;-. I'.t, 1('.:<:!. E
John, b. .Apiii 18, ]d."7.
1. John Baldwin, of Nin-wieli; ,-a;ie- probably in f:,mily f.f Sylvester, who
<!.. on pass;M;e. Mr. Cii^'^ter. \'.ho :-oii;;!it \i-ry dilieently for .lohn of Xorwii.'ii,
thonnhl likr'lv he was s. of Ib'nrv, and owi; eoe,s. t,, r'.vhcster. who d. on oassa'.:e. He
(330 AITKXIUX.
was Oiirlv in (i uilfoid, Couii-, and in. tlien' April \'i. K)."):',, IL'uuiali Birrluird; rem. KIG!)
1() Nnrwicli.
15. Thomas, 5[]i t-liiM of .Jolm, 1.. ](!<;-J; m. l(3S-(, Sundi (J.uilkiu^, wlio d. IG^o; (:?)
l(jdi, Abi-:ail J.iiy of I.ynie.
157. Ebcnczcr, 7ih child of Tliniiuis, b. April ^.'0, 1710; d. Xorwidi 17:)4; in.
Oct.. 10, IToH, Hrthiah 15arkei- fioni MansUdd, Miws.
1578. Simeon, li. Di-r. 14. I7tjl. Y. V. 1781, and was the lu.st survivor uf Ids class.
H«? was one of liu- cnnipany of students under CVd. l>urr, wlio reised tlif enemy at
>;cck 13rjdii,-e. In 1890 Judu-eof the SLipn-ine Cour; of i\r.,\.: in IS,^:} Pies. Fatiiiini.;ioii
Cunal; \n lyOH M.-ivor of ,\.' Ila v. lie ni. 17n7, !;,.!i:-(:-a. dm. of lloirer Sln^inuin. wlio
d. 1790; (2) Fdi/.al.Vih, sis. of his 1st wf.. and v\ id. of Stiiri;is l^nrr.
I. Kcl)ec;ca, h. May ;j(), 17>^^-'; d. 1S-=11, unni.
11. Ebone/er, ITHH; d.. 1S:',7. nnni : lawver in Allianv, M . Y.
III. Ke-er Siieniian, 1'. .Jan., 17i<;i: Y.(\ isll: <;.,v.' of Conn, isdd^n; 17. S. S -n.
1847; 111. Oct. isji), l-iiiiih-, dan. of hiiendi Terkins of Il.-irti'. 1, Ki)'.v.\r;i> Law, d, July
.5, 1848. 2, I'J.r/.M'.triir V.'dosri:':, h. l.s?4; in. b-.TS, PioC. Wni. D. VVIutnej,-. :], ]:()(, i-.i;
Si;ki;m.'\n, b. I'-'Jd; Y. (\ )X11: lawyer; d. 18"io, nniu. 4, l-',i!F..\"iv/,;-;i; Si.MF:().v, le 1808-
d. April 28, 18:'.d. T., It;;.\-un;TT.\ Pkicxf.ns, h. Ai).il 2, I8.'!;i; in. l^oO, l>\vi;^ht Foster.
6, CiKO. Wm., I). 18;'',2: Y. C. 18."):;; lawyer; spent niUi-li ti'n^' in genealoi;ic:il res ■iirche.s
for the Englisli l^aldv.ins. 7. J^Mii.v "k'j;.\X( t;.^, b. Is:]}; d. l.siiii. 8, Ki'.k.n". C\\\>;.. b.
18;]7: <1. .soon. !), Sl.Mi;u.\ F..nO(I!, \>. 184li; Y. <.'. l:lj); I'rof. Y. Law Scliuol; in. 18G"),
Susau Winclu'ster.
]V. Sinnon. b. 1704; d. 171(5. /. by 2d m.;
\'. .Simeon, b. 18nl ; shii>jiiny inendiaiit in N . Y. ; d. 187:?; in. C'ct. 7. IS"!), Ann
3Itdutable, dan, of Lockwood DeForest. 1 . IIkxuv, 1.1. I>^d2; m. Cornelia JIutchkiss.
2, Si.M'ia>N, 1). IbM; N. Y. Uidv. 18ob; baidver; in. Mary J^'Iarviii.
Jolm Baldwin of Milfmd, exactly Iniw related to the other MilffU'd fainilie-i of that
name is not kn.)Wii; but L. C. Baldv.in, eene,ilo;j;ist of th.e nanu', has little doubt that
John was nearly rtda.ted to Sylvest(.-r, and wa.s from Buck.s I'o. Thei-e were .so many
Johnsr there that iilentihcatiun is ditii'-dU. He d. 1G8L bn. June 21; m. .'-Liry . and
liad G chiL, of whom were; 1, -b,!!!;, b. 1040. 2, Josiali, b. 1042. lie lu. (■;) Mary,
dan. of Jolin Brneu, Ks(i., of Cheshire, hhiLdaml, an.d b.ad 7 clii!., of whom -were: 4,
Abiji^ail, b. 1658; m. Samn.el Baldwin, o, Ueorye, b. lO'iv.
1. John Baldv/in, b. 10l();d. 1702; rem. to Newark: m. Oct. 20, Hid:',. Hnnnah,
dixu. of Obadiah Biueii, Indf bro. of .^h'ry, I'. IGL^; (2) befccre lO/O.lLith Bot^'m-d, dan.
of Henry. i. l)y Ist m., amony others, .lolm and Samuel. i. by 2d m., Natininiel aiid
Jonathan.
L John. b. about 1070- of Newark: .s. of .bdn; an. I H.anuali (Hraen\ 1. ]>AVin,
of Hanover, .\'..l.; ha.d 4 sons-in law, vi/,. : Timothy ^^'a:d of Newark, Natlianiol Dick-
erson and Walter Snuth of F,!i/,ab-th, N. ,) . , .Sila.s Hathaway of ]^;qnonn,ick, N. .).
II. Samnel. s. of .John ami Hann.ah (Bruen) Bald'.vin, b. 1077: d. b;;;4. 1, Ksthkr,
in. Manmel Parkhnrsf, and had: 1, /:s"r /■ P<i rk/i'/ r.^f, m. .bA-eph Tuttle [u].
Nathaniel, s. of Jidm and 2d v.-f. , l-bith (V< );.si'ord) H.ddwin, b. li.;.0; Avas f;:thei- (d'
Elijah Baldwin, b. 1 7 1 S, f. of C(n-ne;ius l^aldwin. b. 1751; L':rad. rrimatoii Col .; Surg.
JIuv. Army; set. in \ ii. : m. Marv. da.u. of Col. (Jeraiii Briscoe (in 1570 .\le:-:ander
I'rii.coe; m. Maig.ary, dan. of 'i'homa.s L'ald'.-.in of ibnd<.s, Jing. ), ;iiice-;tor (.f a distin-
guished family in \'a., of whom was .Iud;:e Ib.'iscoe Ba.ldwin aTi 1 .NLugaret Baldv.i]), -wjio
in. Hon. \\]i\. Daniol of Lvnchbu i g. and had Marv ('. B. i.'aniel, who m. ^iayo (.'ai>elL
Jo:iatlian. s. of .bdiii and Bnih' (Bot.-ford) l^ah'lwin, b. abt. LJiB; d. Newark An;:.
9, 1720.
L Joanna., m. ]s:iac Nntman, s. vi' Jame.;, and Inui: 1, -Jd'as. m. Tryphena BaUL
win,a!idhad: l,.I"rr.v. 2. /•;/■< /i-.r.^/', ». Olirn: A.l':,-h,-. 5, .s'//',7,v.
JL ^Latthias, 1,. ITH"; d. .L.ily L^, 175;.): m. S.i.rali, d.au. of Isaac Ho'ld, ^^ h > m. (2).
iving. 1. \\ !!.!.! VM. id' i-'.ii/.ab'th, .\.J.: m. i'ie-be 1 kill . i. dated to ..:ary, moth'T
of Washingion. 1, .Vr/./,'/^/.v I'.',-,,., b. I>. c. 1(1. 17;»5: a.pjuviiticcd t(. a jewel..u\ In ls;j2
he built the pioueei' .American loi-omoti ve. and belo:e l.e d. h:ul made ov.e 1,500. The
Baldwin Locomotive Works employ over 2,5(10 num, and covei- i) acres, lb- d. i;i Bhila-
(loli. Ilia Sep;. 7. l-OO; m. b^27, Sarah Vv<nv P.abivviM. dan. ot .b.slah, s, (<i Nails, uiel, s.
of hlijali. s. ol' Nailiaiiie], s. of .)oi:n, s. of .bdin of .M ! 1 lord.
2- Jcsiuh BalclvViu, -s. of .bdm and lot v.f. Mary Ikddwin, b, 1042; d. Lis:}; m
June 25, lG(i7, .^Lirv Camp, b. 1052. She m. (2) I'iine.
AITKXDIX. G31
21, Samiie] Baldwan, 1>. M:irrli II, l!;?."): \shi oiu liiclit; d. J<ui. f^, 178^; m.
]?ei>t'ccrt \\ ilkiu^on, 1). l'>7i'i.
I. Sai;!Ui-l, 1) Krl). 17, 17111; in. Di'C. 2."), 17'-':;. .M.'ivy AMrii. 1. Sa.\m:ki., h. April
10, 1731; 111. '!'( ni]M-r;nicf. (!an. of 15;iriK;l::i^ and Mcliilal.k' ('I'nii If) ]?;.lii\viu |3J.
212. Hebecca Bfildwin, Im].. Nov, Kl. 170J; d. .Mny ."",, 1710; in. Aug. 2.-), ]7'27
Pliin.a.'^, s. of l!i. lia:.l l'ala^vll!. li. 17Ui); d. 17fi-l, iiro. id' Edwaid and uiudc of >iliyl
Baldwin, whoiu. .\ni.'j.-- ]-;ald\\iii. 1, Fiveluvc. ■^, ('atluiiiuf. ','. IMiim'as.
2121. Freoiove Baldwin, !■. D'-''. ■>. 17'-?^; lu, Cai^t. Sfr],l,fv. Stow.
1. Wiiliani Stnw. 11, . Idi/.ah! th Ixildwin, dan. of Ani. s and Sihyl. 1, ('HAKr.(/TlK
St(i\vf.. m. Cri 'J'nttlf. []'. 4^0],
II. K^rlior Stow, m. J >(-a.".lolin Stoiif and had Iv-tlier, m. Llenuett Tyler, I).I>.
2122. Catharine BakUvin, l-ap. Nov. T, 113!; m. Capt. Isaac M\]o^. 1,
SL'S.\NNA. "J, iM.\l;Y, aivl M, Ca'I ilAIU.NK.
21223. Catharine Miles, m. It.-v. Samuel Wales, li. .Mareli, 17 1^; Y. C. 17ij7;
Prof, of Diviin.i^-; i'<-i..ro! tie- 1-t dill, at Milto;d, Coun; Y. C. 17n2 to 1703; S. T. 1.).
Col. oi' N. .1., 17^1; d. Fell. Si, 17!).|.
I. Samuel, d. Nov, 2i). ITHO; a jr. in Y. C. ; a. 20.
II. .loliii. Y. C. l>ili; r. S. Son. fion. Del.
III. Leonarvl Eu-vii-, Y ('. 1S|)7; d. 1^23.
IV, Isaac Miles,"^'. C. ]7!i3: d. Is-J.").
V, CathariM--, iii. Seth Pt-rlcins Sta])les; Y. V. 17'.)7: finind<-i Yale Law Sidiool:
Stapleton named for him; lawyei'; d. iNtll. 1, Cta). W . StaI'J.Ks, la.wy.'r: in. Mar_\ , flan.
of Dr. Jonathan K'niu-hv, 1. II nru-tfn, m. is;i,), Arthur Martin Wdie.-ler; V. C. l.'-5;; tutor,
iyyi-4; Prof, of I!:-;. T.^io. '2, hKAM.KS. lu, \\'iu. C'oiu.-toi 1-.. 3, CAriiAiUNK Sr'SAX, d.
at Xorwieh, Conn.. Aug A, ].S7.-,; m. (:;e,,rge C. Coddard,, h. Jan. 1, lsO-1. 4, S\mlt,t,
Walks, 1>. Jan. 4, 1S03. .j, IIaukih Pi-.uw.x, li. Jan. 11, ISU"'); m, Eeiijamin Poswoith
Smith, Pisho[i of Ivy. The 1st u[ ^)ct., h^-^'?. was the ."Jtith annlv. of hi^^ I'.pis. cdnsv-cia-
tinn; tie' oiily IjIsIjoj) liviui.' eon^ccratrd hy Hishop White, uhoin he oxcd- in tlie years
of his ei>ise,;ipart\ lie is the oldest IVi^hoji of the I"aiuli>Ii speaking ehundies and hy
virtue of ^-cniority pri-sides at the general eonventioii-^ of the ehureli. 0, JuhnK., I>.
Jan. 23, lSi)7.
2123. Capt. Phiueas Baldwin, h. Nov. G. 1733; m. Sarah ''. ■; she in. (2)
Edwanl All. n, wla. wa-. Col. .,f 2.1 I'.egt. Conn. Mil., Kufh.
(ieorge P.aldwin.!;. of J.dm and 2d wf. of Mary Pruen : set. iii Branford, Conn.; Di-a.
and hhudcsnr.th; d. Pet. 2H, i;2s:. leavins: large e^t". ; m, Del.orali, dau. of Dea. Jonathan
Pose.
A eo]isi<l. rah.h' prijiortion of tlif P.ranford j-eop!-' are d.x'ended fr.mi Dea. <Teorge.
Ho had ten ehil., of whom: .loim, b. P'.'.fil, was f. of Hannah, who in. Edward Barker,
and of Sa all, who m. Jonath.aii Harri>o'.i. The Baldwins of this hraneh intermarried
numerously with tln' Hariisons of Branford, from whom no douht ^vas d.eseended I-'liza
heth Bat.Iv\ in, \.ho was mo. of Ainmi llanison, a w e'd Icnown lawyer of Xew Haven,
father of lion, lifiirv liahPvin Ilai'idson oi' \.'\\- llaveu.
Pra.d, 1>. De,-. 13. 1(,',.4. s. of \)v.i. ((.•org,. BaJduiu (d" Bianford; Dea. and Town
Uerk ill 15.: m. Dee. in. 17IS, Din.ih Butler: Id.- will prov. 1 7o'), h:id: Aaron Baldwin,
It. Ihanford, S.-i)t 3. 1724: Da.; m. Xie.-. 30. 174^: Saiah Ei-ishic 1, Mai'y, 1.. Jan, T^.
1760; in, Ih-iekiah P>as^elt of llamdmi. Conn. 2, Joseph, 1.. ihanfr)rd. Conn.. D.-c, 21),
175S: Capt.; rem. to Ilarwiutou., l.'onn.: m. .liuv 11, 17\m. i^>-all:el ."ve'oy. [o. 4!J,]
.luhn, I). Oct. 13, 17:i:); of Bn-.-ea, O, |S27; p.iou.er in tlie grindsro.ic Di-.'.ne-s and
aeruiuulaied wealth; go:;.-i(uis and puldie spirited; plain and economieal in lii> j>e:>oual
liiibits: lias giv.il !ar^-e:y to ihe Baldwin hniv.u ^ity at Ihuva . nnnn .1 tor hinr, he wa-
•ilso interi-^t,.,l ill tiie .-••n le:u.';it ol' Kan>a.> as a fr.e State, and i'.al.'wlu Ciiy. !van>as, is
als... nam.-d for hin,; siill living in lSv:i; m, and had .Miltou, d. a. 2;t; Newton, d. a. I'J,
and .h)hn, n:yw <d' B:uea.
Hannah Baldwin, h. PV;i3, dan. .>f John and. .Marv Blu. ;>: m. I(.s2, I'tv. J. dm
Fi-Pe an«l had; 1, El,.eiie;'.-r. 2, John. 3, rdiin-a-; V. C. 1701. 4, I.'ev. B.-njamiu,
hap. Pill ..
Pielr.ird. s. ..f .hdin an,l Mai". P.ruen B.ihlwin.h. Jun.', P'.'io; m. Anni.' , and
Pad: P Phinoas, m. IJeeeeca lUddwin aiul had: 1, Pnadove; m, St;ph.-u St..w. 2,
V,3'l
.APPKN'OIX.
ivhv.-inl. HI F.liziilirth ] lint.- mil InulSil.yl; lu. Aiuds r..'ilihviii (d. ■,--.•. fruiu X:i;li;ini('!, |
jiml Ii.hI l-lli/, 'n'lli; 111. ^\'iHiam Stii\s, «. 1)!' Stc|,li('M, iiii;! luid C'liuilotie; m. L' I'i I'litilc,
us :il)i)ve.
JSTatJianiel Baldwin, rem. lo F-iirfi'-lii, Coim., :i;i I il. I'M*^;!!!. Alii;;ail ('aiiii>.
who (1. .Muich -^^ liilS; (J) .ItKiinia, wid. of Kicliard WCstciat, \-\u, A. ](iSO.
Jolin Jialdwiii, h,. (if Xatlianirl and .vM^'-ail; in. Hauiiah ( >.-bo: ii ; i-td to Nc\varl<, X..1.
Julin Baldwin, s. of -Jcdin a)id JJarmali ')v|„,fu, 1>. Ki?,"); d. ]7:^>*: ni. Lvdia IJai fi-ion,
a iiioco of Aiiios Hall.
Mos.'s IlaKhvin, s. ..f .'ohn and I.vdia. ],. IT'^,-.'; ni. Krlncca Lcc
J(jlin 15al<hviiL, y. of Most-s and' lIchiTf-a, h. 177(1; ni, P. ■;;•:;•>- ^^■illiaIns and had:
Henry Por.cr P-aldwin, h. (.'ovrniiy, «'o!in., ]nM: (Jov. of },]irli. r<';'J-7ii: U. S. S. 1S7'J.
I'anifl J'.aldwin. s. of Xatliani'd and Al)i<;ail, liaji. .hin<', li;!l; in. June :.'"J, KUiri,
Elizalii'tJi J?ot.sfoi-d; fatluM-of Daniel liaddwin 1);;].. Mar<di 1:5, ir,:iS; uill pro/ 172o: m.
SiiraL Canip, -who d. 171S; had ^ou John, lialdwiu, baii. 1(;!»3; will dated 17;n wf. .Maw;
hid dan. Sihvl Hahhviu, h. .Inlv lo, 17-in; ni. S-'pt. 00, ]!')(•>, Amo^' P.ahl'.vin. 1>. Sent. 7.
ITiJO, d. June 24. 17.<); had I'diV.aheth, h. Aa^^ :-!0, 1707; d. Mandi pt, ISd'-; ni. \Vi'llia!n
Stow and had: 1, Sannud Slow, in. AhJ.Lrail Puklwin ami had 'J'in'odore Stow; m. I71i/,a-
Ix'tU Ikildwin. 'J, Mli/.vhtth Slow in. (.'apt. Neheniiali ihi.-^tol, a y:y. son of Xatlian am!
Mai'v Ealduin Pristid. 11. Charlotte Slow, m. Uri Tint!"', a^ ah ive.
Gamuel Baldwin, s. of Nathaniel and Joanna, b lt;in4; ni. Ahiuail I'.aldwin, dau.
of Joiin and .Mary 13in.ii; ^he in. C?) John \\';',dhanis of Wethendield, Conn.
Timothv Paldwin, s. cd' Sanine! -11111 Ahii;-ail.h. Ifi!)!: d. in ( i nill'ord. Con.n. , 1 7.j7:
:ii. Dec. 4, l'7l::!. Hath-,h.ha Stone and had Mirh.ie] Baldwin, b. April •,', KIO. a. in Xe w
Haven. Ajirii 'J4, 17^7; m. Dee. 7, 1 74'J. l.nev Dndiey, b. :',:audi -Jii, 172]; d. June pj,
]7.")S; fj) Xov. 17i''S. 'nieedo.-iH \^■o|eoIt, b. Xov. 4. 174V,. ], |,'n;h, b. .Mareh -1. 17oi: d.
.March PI, ]7r>.j. 2, .\brahani, li. Xov. 22. 17.>P d. .v. /. , Mardi M, ls;i;; v,lih.b,hn
MilledjiC, fcninded tlie I'nivei-sitv of ( b-onria. : h" v.as <b'. P. S. S. :-!, Ib-ni'v. Y. C
1707; d. is;;;); .indue Supreme cjurt P. S. ; PP.D. Y. C., 1S:!I). 4, Hnth, b. Se;.;. P!,'
17.Ki; m. Jan. 24. ]o-:d, Joel IWlow, b. .Manli, 17.74: d. in Poland. Dec. 22, Dd2, where
In; liad "oiie .-'s P. S. .74 ini'-ter ' to meet Xap.oh'on, llier'. fetreatini;- fioin JPis--iu. 3,
Clarissa, m. (.'oh Poiufonl, 1.'. S. A.
Josepir Baldwin, b. in Milford. in:.;'t; ,]. Xov. 21, in'ij; m. Hannah .
1. Ila!in;;n. h.-ip. ,P;ne 2:'.. prpi; ni. Jeremiah IP.lli of Xev. !iav.
IP lienjamin, b. l;il2: d. 172'.); m. llaniiali Sur!;-ent ami Inid .b iN .\'r!l.\X. d. A uu".
1722: }-7nsi^;n; m. Sasanna l\iiehel and had Hannah i?aldwin. b. Xov. 17. 1701; d. Julv
80, 1N77; m. Col. Jaeob P.e.d, sen., of Newark, b. April 1.4, !7ll4, lu.d; 1, .Parh.d. m".
Samuel Turtle. [4. | 2, .lane. m. Moses 44ittle. ;;. John, f, of (PibriiJ i'''y:(\. 4, ('ol.
Chillnm h4)id.
HI. David, b. Oet. PJ, :(;7«1; d. le>4); m. Nov. 11, 1.474, r.iarv, dan. of Ivis, John
Stream and had: 1, Xallian, b:ip. P.i^''.»; will piov. 177. i; Cap;., m.'.lidy 41, 1712. J'71i/,a
b(4]i Iloyeis and Inid: 1, .Mary. m. Xathan ihistol. i;r. f. (d' PliineasS;ow Bristol of
iMilford,'" Conn. 2, Xatlmii, b. 1724; m. Ennire Ma.liet a.nd had Xathan. b. i;'4"); m.
Ann Duiand, i;r. f. of Xathan who m. wi'i. id Stej)hen \^dnlney and <4' h'lizidieth, who
111. 'I'lu-odoi-e, s. id' Samuel ami Abiirail P.ald\\in Stowe.
\y . Jo:iaihan. f. of K;/,im, f. of Abial, f. of Da. Jeuatha.n, win) m. Palienee Poi'ii
and li;id: fdisha Whittlesey l^aldwin, I'res. Wa.bash Coh; m. .lulia (.'. ]<ald ,vin, also
ih .-.(•. from .losejih l!.'ild\'. i'l throni;h lienjamin. Peiijamin, .\aron. j'dia.s.
H.UiXES.
Thom.'s Ihirnes siL;-:n'd tli" C Jony Con^titntio-i in PHI. His b;-o. D.iuiel, o!ie .;f tlie
]>ra\'e .soji'iiers in th.e "eipi 4 battle.
1. i-dizaiieth, b. H.!v 2S. pPiO, m. Mar<ii 21. PifiS, Peni:iniin liroeketi.
11. 4'hi-mas, b. .\;m:.'24. p;44; m. Mnvv IPibbard: (2) Ai4:'-ail l-'ro,-t.
HI. .\bi.ra:l. b. .Ian. I I. 144 I: m. An-. 24, 1 1 U. •! 4;n f4o-.*. jr.
lY. D.ihiel, b. p;.-,4; d. 174'); in. .i,;u. 14, Pi-'d, .Marv '!';. Ca.:. ate! had : 1, Axw.
b. 1(4P;. 2, D.\xii;i.. b. p;i!-2. 4. Dvxrr.!,, b. p'.'.M: n". 172 1-". .\i)i-a!l Ib-aton. 1,
7^<c//''. b. 1724: m 1 742, <:i 1 ah S.e4;ett. 1 . M ild. ■.■!!;. 1 ;^4. •', Pvdia. 174! :; <oi ■-
mon, 17o7. 4. Samuel, feb. ,4, 174^ 4, 4!\i;v, b. p;;/s. 4, .!.\M!;s, b. 17iiO P 4.
]4i,!/. vi;i.-: Ml, 17ir',. 7. S.Mi.Mt, 17n4.
Y. Mavb.'e. o. .Ian. 24, Pi4:i; m. I'di/abeth Slow.
I
I
i
G31 Al'PEXDJX. I
iT, IToS. 5, Xathami;!,, Ft-li. ^vl, 1741). (5, Thomas, V,-\>. 20, 1742. 7, Makv, Jan. .
V't', 1744. s, TiMiiTHV. .lulv I'i, 17.")2. '■
VI. J().-<-i!i, l>. Aut:. 1'), 170-2; 111. O.'t G, 174^, Ihumali Sfnw, (l;iu. of Tiu.iuns, ;.
1). ^^vc. 7, I7v(;: 'i)''-''- ~il ^''l'-: ■^^■'■"' '" t'"' '■'^^'- '^' •^'-■^"'' l'"iH';"iii;'.t""- 1 • I'll'", Aiu-il ,
S.i 17:;i.' 2. l>\vi!). .lulv 20, 1705. :), .Via.iAii, Ai)iil 1, IV:!!*. 4, .JosKi'ii N., Ai.ril .
4 'n !i: Hi.^X.'v. 1 i.'lV.j;/," TliairUul \V:i:-.l. .:>, Xi:ir.;MiAii, Au--. 1!), 174!. i. liy 2.1 :
la.: 0, Mnsi-.s. .\t,v. lU, KCO. 7. A akdn, t win with .M(i>cs. v'-, .MAUV,.)nly ::ii. 1 70:;. ;
K, Jr.MiMv, ,]u!U'2-;. 17i'>~). 1 '. C'oNn-nr.r, o-r. l.s. !7t;7. 11. ]Ar\\ Nov. 12, ITo'*. «
VII. Ueish.uH, ij. S.'jit. l;^. ITOo; ni, 1 , AiiXi:i:, baii. Oct. s, 17^3. |
i]r:rx'iiEiJ. ■ i
Mi-s. llannal! l^'t-chn-. a v,-i.lu\v. will ilatt- d .1 ane 1:!, ir,.-,7; p"OV. Mai-ca 2, If.f.oS: r
names Ucr son \^"il!ianl I'ottcr, s. of li-.-r fo;n;;T iiu~. in En--., and In;:- s. Isaac l-.-./clu-i'. -J
It is hclicvcil tlij; she wa -, the wife of .John H •;■ -lie:', nani-vl in TrmiLhuT,^ //,"..'. ,:f Can. \
as one of the 7 nna left l)v E U .a to si.-ni the winter in advance of i!n- c ib'uy on the ;
site >cle<-i.-d foi- ta.- ^■e: ile" 'leM t . ami tliat hi' d. diiiin- the winter and u as buried where ■
thenld s;one lioiiso now stands, onrner <A -M.ad..,w and (^.n-j^'e street.s, ami that th,&
bonesdiscover.'d wh-n tiui cellar wa ; excavated for that house were his. ^ The widow ,
BeecluT loceived a tract of land hy v(;;e of tin- colonists fnr servhx-s as midwife: Imd ?^. .^
1, Isaac. . -, , ^, ■
I. Lsaac BaechGr, h. in En-land: will dated Sept. 2d. 111^': proved Aov. 12, it/JU; ;^
nani'cs wife Mary. e.Mest s. .lohn, smc^ .Iom-'Ii, 1-aar, Samuel and Elea/.er. :•
I. John. ii. llilo: m. idl/.a.heth . . .?
II. Joseph, h. ah-nt |ii;7. ■ \
111. Isaac, I). Ana-. S, Kiod: lu Joa;ina .
W . Santnel, o.n" 17, I'i.VJ: m. July 2. Ifii'l, Sa;-ah Sherwood . 1. Kr'lii. h. I'ch.
1G'.)2. 2, MAi;v,'.Xov. i;;. It'.j".. -h ia"-rn. Nnv. 20. Idj-j. 4, SaiiaiI. Sep:. 24, 1702.
A'. ' i:!ea/.er. Ii. April ^, lOo">; m. i'hebi- Ihin-le.
II. Jolin Beecher, b. KUo: d. IVr. n, 17I2; will prov. X. Hav., Jan. 1. ITU!;
in scttliT.ient of estate, I'Vb. 0, ITlo-!, le ir.-; luimed in fullou int; .e.d ■! : \\ id.;ov Eliy.a-
beth, sons Jo.-i'pli de.;. (whose widow Sarah was inianl. to only s. Eiiphalet), Eben-zer
and John., dans, J,, ami.-. J.-nima, Maiy V\'ilnni!, Eri/.al)eth Pinibar and Sarah Benhani.
A deed fi-'oni J<din Bc-cher to bro. Jo-ph, nann's f. Isaac, dan. Ihi.-abcth, wife of John
Dnnbar aaid grand duu. Eli/ab.-th l»i!nl.'ar. In .Mandi. 171:;, wid.ow Eli/,-;beth
Beccher was annointed --nard. to Jnlrn. niiiun- s. of Jnh.n r.".'ch-r. iV-v. Slie d. 1722;
will |.roV(d .same v.-ar; irives jc-operty to i a-o dans., Saiah H. nliam and I'.Ii/aOf'th Dnn-
bar, and two .■_n-. dans,, Elh/ibi'th Dnn'oarand 'dercv l;,nham: Jan. 17, KiSo, John and
six 'other chii. of John Iv-.'cher, sr., v.m-e bap, in X, Hav. :
I. John, b. ()a. i). 11.171: d. y. f
II. Alarv, b. Eeb. 2:1. 1072. m. Feb. 1;.-, l'/..^-!, r<njan\in AAilnnjt. .
Ill i:ii:',!)i>eT]i. m. Jiilv 24, 17(Ji, John rnniar, hi.- 2d wife, and had,: 1, El.i/A- ;
KKTit i>'-rlm'')S others, bv Ist m. Jnhn !>n:d>a;- IniI S.irah. b. V\-':\- •]. Ajnil 20, 1701; m.
Feb. io, 172'.i, A\'tn. Deohin. who d. 17.")i: tle-ir dan. l^^i -.abrth De.idati m. Jnly20,
1744 Ib'-v St'ejihen Johns n of XewArk. X. J., a:id Eyne-. (.' i.';i.. and had ann.n- uih.-rs
Sara'h John.smi, who m. John (iriswnid fd' hynnv a.ml had dan. Sarah, (hisuold, wlmm.
John I. v,m (iardii-.Tof<ia.:d,nirr's Island. ( > . .V. /:. ^V/'. il'J. -i/'.'v/. issi, .EY. /-y
J^rof. k. /•:. S.ris'iitr'i, ].!.. ]>■) 'I'll'' mother iif l-b'V. St'-ph. a Johnsoii wasSarah (»,^-il.-n,
sisti'n- to .\biL':;il. wf.' nf .i.,s.eih Tnttle [p. ol.-Vj.
W . J..na:inah; 1). Jnl- 21, l'ir7: d. nnm, Q.d. 21, 1 71'.!; h t wdl proved same yr. ; •
n;unes lunen. d imithe;-. Eii/a.brth Bcccher. ^
V. .b.i.iinni. b. Fdi. 11, lO'M-2. \
\[. Jiseph. b. Feb. l;;, los:;-4: m. Anp'. ;1, 1710, S^irah Morns. 1
VII. Sar:d\, m. -Xa'h:i:i I'hnham. \
\'lll I-:ii -.e-.^'r. b A.nril 12. lOsd. III. Eannah Mi:^.
1\ Ji.hn b"). Aie-i'l 2;;. li'.'.id. Abd.iiiabie d'li'tl.' I;.. 111].
116. Joseph' BeSClier, b, Ffb. v.), E;s:;-4; m. An-. :i, 17 lU. Sarah, dan. o(
J,.-ci,ii and Iv.ti.er Winston,' Morris, b p;-;). In 17bl, widow Si'rah app.unt.'d -iiard.
to Eliidiale-. M'llv child of Joseph iV .'.-lu'r, i\cc.
1161. Eiiphalet BeDCher, b. May:]I, !7:i. !n 172,:'. c mv. i.,,[ns,.p.i M:ms!n'ld
vt in . ■!■ f .0, la iv-cln-r laieof .\'. Ibiv., ri.'v'. ib-d. ab.iu ! 1 77, ■■cf \\ n, .Ibn,!-.-;'
m Dec. 27, i:dj, Sar.h P.radl<-v (per. dan. of Da:ii.-1. b. .May 1, 17b)). .Mrs. Sarah
DcHv'h":-. wid.s. ..f Eliphai-'f. i:i"hcr will dated .Eiu.' J, 17;);.:, p.o\ id. '^ b-r -rav. -stones
to h.'r luisl)a:id and s. Vdiphalet: inv. ,)iily b"",. l'i;)7.
' I. Eliplialct. li. St'i't, -V.K 17;]:'; liis will i.ri-sciitcd at New ILiv. July :',, 1777, but
not rc(;i-!-(lc,l 11 )!■ on lllc; [,.iIU'.'^ Ki-jlil'll l]'J"clll'r, fXi'.-.
11. H-iniiah, 1). AuL^ -J."., 17:;;, ,1. Aut^;. II, 17;;:s.
Hi. Sin-al;. !.. D.m-.'IO, 17;;7.
IV. Sar.ili, l.aj). .\.)ril .""). 17 il; d. .MaiCa :1, 17.>;3; m. Oct. 20. Kii.'i, Dr. Scth Cole-
ijuiii (if AmlitTst, :..a-s.: Y. i,'. r,.)l. 1. l^i.ir.'i \i,i;i' l-!!:::.',n;i! ( '(i.m:m v.x. 1, Jyijmiui
Volcnuln, 1). aboiit 17'.):;; liv. IS-'I. a. al..iitS7; D 1 ).
\. Ki-alx-;!, li. Marcii !). ]7)-J; ri'in. to Wo.Kl'.iury, Chilli.; c.-^t. adiii. Oct. 0,17^8;
(liv. to \vi(l. Sii.ali and li;s onls .-lUrviviiiL,' li'ir S.;rali, \vi'. ot' Ki'liraini I'ccdK.T.
Vi. Han., in. S'a:.Tiiia:i. 1. E-'i'iir;ii y.'iiiiiMA.v.
117. Sarah BeecJier, m. Nathan, s. ofJolm I'.ml.am, b. July 10, 1(17!); bis will,
(luti d Aii^-. 1 77.7, b. in[, " ii; ibc SCrh y;-. f)f my a." ]iri>/. at, X. ll;i\-., nanu-s \\\. Mary,
s. Joel. fXfCr.N.; inv. L'-iO fsCd.; uius. cbil. .Icndn.a, .M(-!(\- Hull:; to bavt- 7)s. bi'sidcs
what sb,' bas bad brtnn-; Lydia, beh- of s. Jocidi; 'nianklnl. \vf. of .bditi brwi,-,;
Sanintd; bfir., id" .'^ar.di, nanii;ib. Patb-nc*.; ludrs of I-'Uhmi.-zit and J.xd.
1. Mi'f-y, b. An--. ('. 17(t:7; <l. Aiyril 1!», 17(>:); lu. .May 1, IrJd, (_'al.'b Hulls, b. bVb.
4, KJ'J."); d. ]7t.i'7.
lis. Ebcnezei" Beecher, b. Ajiril 1-2, Kls't;; calb-l h^crt;-;. in 17'-2o: Kn,^i;:n, n-JS:
l.ic-iit. 17::;7 and linadly rajn . In 17-J.i >oid to bro. dobii land ...n Chrstnut Hill; -on.s (d"
John del-.: he iii. naniia.h, dan. of ('abdi;ind Hannah .Mix; in 1 7:):) In.' buuiidilot' iif[)hesv,
Eliidtub t KorMuT bind laid out to oiandiath-r John Hirchfr.
1. Ebonr/.of. b. .bin m. 1714.
11. Hannah. l),-c, Vl, 17](i,
III. Josoph. b. .\ov, 'j'i. Kb-'; I'.^r. ni. Jat.. 10, 17:11)- -1), bdizalM-h Allini.'-; may bp
till' CajJi. .lo,c|di who- (■ -will, I77tl, lun.s. wf. Elizalu-ih and cliil. a< below ; 1, M.\i;v,
b. J>rc. '^U, 171i); ni. lloi-toii. •,\ b;.x;']:!;ii;N(F., b, -Inly :.;'•. 171::!; m. Xowton.'
y, ]7>'i'iii:i:, ni. "-'mitli. -1, ILvn.xaii, ;ii. Ji./iiuson. 3, Pa Tii. fj, .hi-ci'u. 7,
H i::'.i:ivi,\ii.
\\. Sarah, b. Mav 8, 17--?d.
V. Thomas, Ai.;"il ^0. ]7;;2.
VI. Caleb, Ai-rii IS, 17:2.4.
VII.. J^vdia. Mandi Ih. K-Ti-G; in. (iidnon Hotidikiss.
VIII. Haiiiid, .Inn;- 2\ . 17-J>'.
IX. ElizalM'tb, Xov. -J!). 17;;0; m. John AliiuL'-.
X. Hannah., .'s nril 'il.t, 17:17; m. i7])!i:aim 'i'i';-rill.
XI. Euidcc, m.' Uradb-v.
Xll. Abigail, m. and d. befoVo Julv 31, 17'iil, b-av. rhildr.-n.
Mary Beecher, b. abt. 1708; m. Jeiemiah Pai'inale.. and had Marv, b. Oct. 21), 1?::19:
d. Feb.," b-'Oi.i; ni. 17.->S, bMward, M- loy, b. 17;H. and had Henry, "l.>. 177S; ui. Anna
J.)a\\son.
12- Joseph Boeoher, b. abt. lOE; saiii to r.i. ■ romeroy; ('2) Lvnian;
SUl'. ha.d .s. .b....,'|ib.
121. Jo.>eph Boocher, b. abt. 1;;7(.).
1. Alii'e. or l-dsie. b. Jan. -J:-. p;;'.-;.
11. .los^pli, b. Xov. -^-J. KbiS; m. .May 1.-;, 1 7-i!i, Sarali Ford; he d. abt. 17d4; he
\'.;ispi-r. tie.' eloekmabt.T, and .^u]). Lniih tin- liisi town eloeb' in Xew Hav., w'.ueh wa.s
UM'tl in tin- tower id' Vale Col le^re for more than oO \y>.-— I )ii :rs,,i <'',ai. 1. Jo :;rif, b.
Feb. 14, n;;--'; m. bv Mr. lVi;d. Pel., is. i:,-,!, Esther Pofte;-. -3, :\losi.:s, 1,. F,.!>. -J, 17:1:).
1, JA'.sv.v, b. 17t;.';; s'bipina-ter; d. I'^d,. ]S.V2. a. Si. 1, .Mosc:. b. .May."), 1701; in. Pydia
Daw-oii [ji. .-) tj. ;;, 'iiMirriiv, b. I'.-l,, ,'•', 17:i.l. 4. .\r,Ki., b, Xov. 17, 17:i7. ."/. Titl's,
b. ..!nlv .%. IM 7. (i. A-.;ii-. b. .Inm- Pi, 1 71';,
Hi. bvdi.i, b. l''eb. 1.1, I7oO-l; d. Feb. 2:1, 17-Jd--';, nlim.
n', l..'/..-ki:,h, b. June 14, 17();;; d. Se;,;.'2i, 1 7."d ; m. .Ma;(di 2:), 17:-.7. Hanna.b.
Pnnehard; his uP! pros-. H.-J, i ames iPinn-d-, ^-xe-., Ine. .b.seph lb-eel,,. i-, i-ds'..-, .Nlaiah
[birniaii-e, Xa.ihaniel aim Hannah, a miiier, pr-d). hi.-; dau. and only ( li i Id . A', ho d.
b, twi-eii the m. kin,u-au,i the ji:o'. in-- of hi-.- tatlier's will. In 17.7t), H--/.,-iv ii-b tmd Han
nab Heeehi-r eoiiv, lo Daniel B:ai;b-_\ ;t. in our faihi-r, W'm. Punehard, w!io was also f.
oi' .\bi;;-,-iil, \\\. ot' Dan.iel IbaiP<-->-. He,',, P, bad It, inV'ooC :i l.itdiawn in name of
Jo-eph"(brK ami .lobn t.dark, d'--e,. nndividn-d l.eiweoiim.- and .bn-ob Holehkiss, 1,
IP\-\-N.\II, b, NIa.M-h '2(1, !74'i-7: d. .\ n;;-. 2, 17,")!. •'In ease -.-he d.i,-s before the a. of bS
th(.-ii her t-hare to uo to mv bros. Jo-eoh. X.-ohaniel and sis. Elsie.
036
AI'l'KN I>IX.
\. >;!it]i;iiii<-], h. M:m-c1i 7. ITOO-T.
V]. Man, a. .vli.v, -J-J, ITCr,: 111. Dec. 2;], 17:]1, Al.rl Paniialfr; In 17,1:; Ahcl and
^fan- i'aiiiialfi^ cnnv. iaiid I'A lumml IliJl " tluit ^va.s a iiart of the c-f. .if <iur bn.. llc/.f-
kiali Ui'd-lur.-. (li\iilcil luiti) us," to lim. .lose-,)!! J'.,-ct]iit. 1, S.\i;.\ii. \>. Nov. 2s, 17;!2
2. M.\i;v, 1>. (.)ct. 21, 17;l4. :', .li.;H!;.MiAK, .Ir., h. S^pt. .■>, K::!'.; lu. Jan. 14, 170:. Alii-ail
i;u-sc!l, who li. Xov. 2-1, 17G7; (2) June 1-1, 1 JOs, ^^isauiia Iliimislon of .\',.\v lir.vcn,'"' 4
AciisAii, Sept. 2;!, 17;}7.
Vli. llannali, jn. April i:>, 17:14. I'liillp IN'xfonl, 1.. 17()S; d. 17:)S; )h_. in. (mfary,
<lau. oCJoliu and i^usaniia JJlaki'.-lcf a.nd w'ul. ul' John i'ull.
1215, Nathaniel Beeclicr, 1>. Mardi 7, HUG 7; <1. l-Vh. <), i7N(i; t,h.oeinakcr.
tan;'.rr ami run icr and lda(d;snnth; will daicd IV^. ]C>, ]',i;U; prov. ]■".■!.). 2ll, 17SU; Ilczn-
Iviali, exrcr, vl'. Sarah, in. Sarali Sponv, s-.id to he 2d \vl'.
I. b^ivah. wi of Sylvaniis Bi.-J.iop' id' N. llav.
11. lAdia, d. Julv ]o, ]7:i7, a l-i, vrs. — ;(irave.^toue.)
III. J.vdia. \vf. of I'lrasais l^rudh-v.
]V. Anna.
V. I'Javiil, to have lila<d-:siiiit!i tnoU.
\l. Ikv.tlfiali, 1). Jan. ], 1702; in. 177S, Doicas Stroiiii'. Ij, Feh. ],S. 17,"),S.
12155. 33avid Bcccher. b. Ajuil 2r), 17:-'.^; bh-iclcsmith: h:id 12^1,11., all but 4
<1. inf.: ni. (])<.'.;t. is, i7;;4, -Mary Austin, w ho d. s. i.-. (2) -Mav, 1771, LA'di;", dan. .d'
Amoi ;Mui;i,ydi:i iCanii)! Morris, b. 174(i; [■]), Marrh, 177."), Ks'tlifr. dim. 'of Jolm and
}Ioiie ina\vh-y) lAinaa, b, Feb. 17, 1742; d. Oct. 14, 177."); (4) Klizabftli lloadh-v (.1)
>larv F.Avl^ KUiot. /. bv 2d in.; ' "• '
I. I'ullv.
IL Lydia.
Til. I'.-n id, AuLT. ]4, 177:1 1,-D.\aii> Lym.vx, b. Fidi. G, '1^00; lir.vvrr in X.^v
Orh-an.-: .1. s. i. 2, LrTJiKi; Fnrii, ]>. l.sl:^;; Y. C. 1S41; IJaptiVt (dci'irvjnan; S. T. ]>.
Concoid l^-.")l). i. i)V ;jd in.:
IV. hynu.n, b;C)>-t 12, 177:.; d. Jan.. VMVi, a. SS; ^-. C. 17t!7: .\. M. 1S09; several
yrs, ])a^lor (dih. at LitcliH^drl, ('o;,ii.; I'ie.s. l.ano .'^om.; S.T.l). Mid.ihd.ni-v Col. ISIS; ni.
lioxana, dan. (d' I-7Ii and ioixaiia (\V:;id:i Fo^iti- of (hiilford, Comh: (2i Isa.fudla ." 1,
(\vvu.\n\yv. J-;sTilKi:, Sept. o, I.-^d:); ti-a-d^er a,!; I antlion-:.; d-, ni:i:i. 2. W.M. 1 Iicnkv, Jan'.
I.'), ]>0L ;i. l-:i)V. A!:i), J>. 1). 4, ?.1ai:v. iSiC). 7)^ (ii-jniCK (i. ]1a!:i;ii;t. autli'.i' <.-(
Ui.rJi: J\ lu'.s I'.iltii; in. ('al\iii 17. Stowc. 7. F);i;i>iOiii. K, d. ]s2(l. y, lii,.\;;v WakI'. pa.sTor
CtiuiLdi of tin- Pii,<;-ii)n.-5, I^o.^klyn. :). I'lHi.MAs K., D.D. 10. Cn \u\.v<., 1-. Oct. 7. isi."^,.
/. by 2d ni.; 1(1, 1<a;u-,,'.k, b. 1S1^;; m. John liookcr cd' Ihinb.id, b. April 9,' IslC;
lawyer-, i. iiy .')i]i m. :
y. 17s;]icr, !i. 17.-j0; d. in Hartford, Conn,, Dec, l.'i, i;-;.7.j, in her 7."')tli vr.
lo. Isaac Eeechar, b. Auir. S. n;.-,!); „,_ .lor.nna . As Avid. of Ts.snc P,.'echfr
.-h.- ((jnv. i.roj-ert.; in i.2o to daus.. Jo;;n;;a ami Abi.ah. tier \-.ill .hucd heb. 5. 17:;(i-l.
iiame.-- dcui-^., Abipai!, .ibiah, Jendina and Joanna; Ai)i<:ai], Abiah ;uid .I.-iniina in 172(1
sold ii,:;lit in bro. l.sa;ic".-. est.
1. Isaac, ;5d, b. Oct. 20, KlsO; d. s. i. 17i)S; 11). Hannah ; airreemenf bet\v.'cn
heirs (d' Kaac inadic- 1 712.
11. Fb; nczer, b. ]',!,. 24, l(jS2.
111. San,!iid, niado will May 2'.). 17(;0; ]nov. Oct.. same vr. ; iinis. wf. Hannah cliij
btdow and LM-. dan., 1;, b.^cci In-iahiiui, ].n)h. .lau. of K. be.-c^. !u 17:^:! conv. lo Sanimd
ThonipM,n, jr., laial laid out to f . , I: arc llcedu r, dcr. l.SwtiKi,, An-- ;^0 1711
2, Ki.i:i;((A, Fc,'. 1.-.. 171.7. ;FlsA.\e, ni. Jan, 1 1 , 1 7:;7-S, Thankful l-dak.-lcc. 1
Thnuhtnl b. Nov. 11, I7:;.s. 4, J(i\atiia.\, .7, Amk, April 1.7, 1720; m. Jan. Ft
1 /;!:'-40. Jonathan AUin-, jr. (',. A i;i. -A! i, 1 [iTcirotK. 7, Hanxah m. Fee 24 1747
Penjambi l\,:d.-. (A llanm.h Hccdi-n- m, Mav 7, 17.72, F;ms Pardee.)
iV. Je.lm, bap. Oc(. (k !t;s|). In 172.1 e.alh"'d of W allinoford. Conn.; .Mdd li-ht in f. '
IsaacV est. to Samu-! Po .cher. Fis v> ill dated Feb. Fk 17.77; i-r.^vcd June, sam- vcar;
names wf. Jni/abeth and (ddk as ]•.;,. xv. and appnint;- Snmucl !li;il,, soh_ cxecr. ; \vii..
<'aleb llislk .\bis.'s Atwater, r;phrai:n Tuttic; m'. i;ii-/.-;b:'th, d;iii of ddiomas and .Vlii.-ail
]5arms, b. Nov. 10, lli'.M, 1, Isaac. 1 , .'.v/er, d, Ja,i. IS, mJs, 2, .M;i<.aii„ m i)cc.
21, 174:;, Jo-.'p]i, s, (d' Secplmn Howe. b. Ori. 7. I71.s. F •/'/.•;,;<.'/ , S.-pt, 27 1744. 2
Kl>n,yi\ Sept. 2. 174s. :k /,'.'■, ,v,/. Jul. c 20, 17.70. 4. J/.////. Jan. 2s, | 7.7:7 '.7. /■,'.'/;//.'!
Jen- 20, 17:-7 (k .^-^ , ', . , , Jan. :; F 1 77^. ■ \\.^v.M\MK. ' 4, Fm'kim h;vM-:. in. Josepli
Peach. .(. Fi.i/.AoKi 11, m. Jacob Paiker.
V. Abi-aii. b, ^el.L. 24, IC.iCk m. I)a\id S.j.dev ,;[■ Ji...dford. N. Y., as v.er dee,! of
Nov., 1722. * . • 1 ■
svv\^si>ix. 08:
VI. Abiali, twill ^^■itll Al)i^-ail; livin;j,- ITO^.
VIJ. .leiuiuiii. Dim-. I'J, Id'.lti.
VIII. Joaiui.-i. livir,-- 17'.'S.
One..ft]u-al,uv.. ]>:,., ;s,n. .Vpril (!, 17:;S, ^ral,H Atu-ater. ,lau. ..f SaniuH; l,,- wii]
pruv. 1,il,^. ol I'.crliMiiy, r,,i,n: s. l[.'/,.'l;ial. Unvh,.,-, ,.\-,vr. ; inv. late hus Isaa- I'.,.ec],<T-
names chil., J[._-y,i'kial,. .Vine I'lTlcins, J'kmicr Spcrrv (ni. i^culn-n SiM-nV (let C. r;nn'
Isaac ];e.Tli,T, \vl,o porhaps m. April '). 1 7:^s. >!;ii,,„i l{,,t,.i,i.i^s, a.xl liad- 1 I)-ivi,l
Aug. ]«, 174:3, 2. Abralunn,. J^t'pi. ]7, 174.-,. ;:;, .I,,],,,. S.-p;. 2!;, 17-14 A i'li.:,,' twiii
with Jolin. ."i, Isaac, Dec. 13, 17-lS. ci, J'^iImt, March 7, 17.1'?. 7 Sarah s'pt '''('irr'
15. Eiea^.er Boeclier, !). April n, ]():>:,■ m. Xov. .'), jr,77 Plu-l.c Prin.d,'
I. Ihinnah. Ii. .'nil- 2;;, ](i7!». ' . ,, .
11. Nathaniel, h. Jan. 2i. l.rq; v.ill .lat.-.i A;iw-. i;, i7r;o. „t X. Uav ■ pn,v J,nu-
l.GS: names wt. Ah!^;ail, hro. I-aac. cousin. („rpl,,,v.s) Klca/cr. Isaac Sf.cpl,.,, ()i„.,ii
• ■iicc 'Irov.-hn.lge, Susanna Ijeecjie:-, .\hiry i!i'o,-k-tt ; u cmisin, fllea/.-r Beecher of \", n\-
MillorJ.
lil. Kheiie/.rr, ]).•(■. 2.1, l»ls2.
\y. Elea/.er, A|iril 2], KlMi: peihap< sftth-d in >,\-w Milfnril ('..nn
V. Thanl:fiil, March IS. Kls;).
VI. Stephen, May IS, 1>,[C,: est. <liv, 17.>4; wf. Susanna an.l chiMren named 1
Su.s.\N.NA, ,iK. 2, S'i'j;i-iiKx. ;:^. (.)i;i;7)ii;xc>v 4 \<\\c ,n;
_ ^■"•, ^^^;;;'^' -^l":'; '■ V'''^' "\ ^V'Tl' ''• l '■-''■' '•-''^^''''■*!^''^".orrhomas ami Abigail
iS'f Feb u'nol ""' ^^ "■ '' ^'"'■''' ''■ ^""- ^- ^'"'^ l"'''»Psm. I-snier
r.i!o\vx.
Fuller, in his W^>rl/n>s of Er,rjJnnd. mentions SO persons of the nanm .,f ISrown who
had been sJienns betw.'en Uol and ](;o2. ()( the.-^e were Francis Hrown ^'.h-Mj}; ',,f
Lincolnshire, ir,21. Fraucis Brown, Slieritf of IJuihuid, irrJ4. and FranVis Ihown
Sherill of C'ambndr.'esliire. KiKi. ^^'alter Hrown wa'^ Mavor of Lruidon F^i!;!-! f, „, '
King Jolm. Maurice l^rown, Sheriff of Ilamj-shire, ]42o; had arms ■• SHbl'e u'l'ree lions'
]wis.sant guaidant, between two bond.s, gemeros ar-rcnt." Tlnmias Brown Sheriff of
Siirrey, 3 44:J and 14.,U, byre •' .able, three lions pa.saut iu bend, ,h,uble cotised ar-ent ^
\N alter Brown. M,erit> ot Surrey, i-,o,,. ]„„,,. ., ^,^,,,,.^ „„,„,^ ,^,,„^ ^^^^^^^^ guardanrintor
two bends, gemeros argent. Similarity of arms sugge.vang relaii.mship
1. Fydia, m. Jan. 2y, innU; m. Ilenrv Bristol.
11. J(.!in, bap. April 7, BUb; m. Marv Walker
III. I'^h azer, bap. Oct. B.i, U;42; ni. Saiah Bulklev.
IV. Samu(d, liai>. April 7. 1045; m. Meicv Tuttle' [ 11 ]
A'. Kbeno/er, b.,p. J,r,ie 21, ](U<.); d. soon.
VI. Filer.; v,cr, b;;],.. July 4, 1(;47.
2, John Ercwn, lap. April 7, 1040; m. Jan 1, \V.\\\, Marv, dau of John ^V•ll]•,■^
^vho ]H.i. andoina.ned a divoree ( )et ., l.;74; John Brow,, ..f (Juilfonl. Conn., willdated
16s;); had.laii. I'hebe, who m. Daniel iKuid and had dan. and sons John and Stei-lien
Dodd. '
I. :\larv, b. ir.(;4.
11. Jo-hii, b. Bjtif?.
ni. Hannah, b. I'lCf); ,,1. Xov. ,'^0, 1(!S7, Benj. Jonu-^.
,,.J^'- /;''';■';• ^'- "V'-- /"• •'';'"!• ^- "' ■'^^•"•■^ ""fl Betlua iB.yklm) Benison, b. Feb i\
10-,, and had dau. 1, Mak v .kn,>,,x, 1, March 2'), i7Hi; m. Sept. o, 1741. J.d.n, s'of
Kev. John anu Sarah bu^,ewell W ,,odu aid , b. rri2, and ha.l dau ][.! ru W,>.„],n,nl b
Jan. 2:;. 174.1, m. --'"^''. n'!ii.( j union Hradley, b. IBiS, and had dau. Huldah Hradh^v'
b. June lb. 1,,M; m. 1B)1, Jeh.nJ F.ubes. a shippine- merch. of Xeu- Jlav •> \,Me\i,'
W,^""- '"; ^J'-'^"'- ^^=7'7i'';"^;f;-'-; v. r.. i:;lo, ami had; 1, A,,i.i„i'.\n. Baniei
\Nhedon. . >arah,m.Je,ed,ah narrow;, 2) Imcretia, m. Saul Boot. ;;, drace. ,n.
Henry Hue;, es, June 1., h.'i. 4, I »e,ns..i,, ,;•, Ma re Parish. 5 Abie.,M „, Ji,,,/
son b, .\^ena-u.^ 2. S.n;,h, b. li^iM; ,„, F!i Fulii-r. :!. M.r;/, b;'l7i;i;m. Joseph
1 little. 4, h.'i,in.<'>ii. d, .s\i;\i(. .Mav -jo. 1711'-'; Jii .b.-iph Tre\\ 1,-id e lu-o <f D- J
whom. M(4iita.bie p.rown. [.11. j 4. Joti.N. twin' with Sarah. .-,, Ki.i-Aiii.- 1 u' iu-'-'s
1710; nn Sammd '.''hompson. 0, M ;:ir!i \:;i,k.. Oct. 2, Hl-'l ' ^" ~"'
\, ^'¥''f:^^/".^^ ■■''''''' ''"''• ''"'■ ^^- ^"-'^•'^- ^''■•' -^- I'l'; '"■ ^^arah, dau. of John
III-; h'V, b. I(i4-).
Bu
I. Kleazer, b. Jan. G, lOtJ.'!; d
€38
APPKXDIX.
li. r<t-v<h'>,ii. ]). (>-t. 0, Kid."); 111. 1, ]-;i.i;\zi:i;, 1). iniK); 1.1. J;iii. •^o. 17o.-,_ Sarah
Jiowr. 1, Siinih, I'd). •.^, 17"-2(J:in. 'I'iin.otliy ( inrhani. 2, d . rxIc'U, , Mari-li 2;). 17'v?.S; in.
— aii'l had llaiinali. Ij. Aii<r. 27. 17.")1. :;, A!'i[i:nl. .liin,' 12, ir;J(); in. V.un> Potti-r.' 4.
L'/i'it.rt r, \>. 17:;2. ."i, Jl^'mu///. -Uiuv V.). IT-J.l (j, 0///v, m. Naihaaic! J-tio'.vn. 7, s./iu/i'
1)1. Kockwrll. s, in. riall. D, ]),niil, h. Nov. ;;. 174:^: m. April 24"
ITTU. JIaiiiuili Ki)--Ii^h. [].. lH!),] 2. Sah.vh, 1.. ]i;i)I): in. ]),■-■ 2!', 172-!. l^tijatuin l^.uv'
Ixittoui. ;!, Hann.mf, b. .)an. 1, 171)2; iii. ])ec. -.(). ]722, Sauuirl Ual." 4 Ol ivf h
Ffb. 22, 17US. , ^. .
III. l)ai;i.4. h. Jan. ](j, IGGS; m. Marv Uuwo.
W. Tiiouia.-..
\'. Klizih.-th. 'u. ?iliclia>-l Todd.
S3. Daniel Brown, 1>. -Ian. To, ]i..;-^ d. Oct. 4, 1722; in. iGlM, Marv, dau. of
Epliraiui W'-sw. li. Dc-. ](.;74;d. S:ra.tford, April (i, 17<)!.
I. l>.i!i;rl, b. April 26, l(;^^t'; Y. ('. 171,; tutdr. i:iS-22; an intiniat.- fricud of Dr.
SaniU'd .lohiison. wln-ni lii^ ar-i'nmpanird t^j l-^iiu' ( 1 72".) and \vith l'ri'<. CiitliM- and I>i-.
John.-.o;i, lecoivf.l Ejiis-ojial ordination lidiu J)r. ( ;i-i en, i'.i-hoj) of Noru-ich; 1ih d. in
lOiiglaiMl. a few day.-< .afi^-rsvanl^ (;i ;iiia!lpox; hi- wa- a young man of rai-t.' pKjiuihij and
liis rarly ih a public calaniitv.
II." .b^-oph, b. I>.-c. 1. i7()l; m. l^anud Bo.stwick; (2) Prudeoco AUin-
III. Marv, i.,. 17".\
\\ . I-:'a.-. b. Mar.-li 20, ]7(>1».
V. ,Marv, b. W-ii. 10. 1710.
332. Joseph Brown, l). Dec. 1, 1701; m. Pamel r,u.-l'.vlck; (2) Prudence Ailing:
several cliildrcii. of whoni:
1. .\>in;).b. .\p'-ll 1.1711; ni. ('hannccy and liad : Epac T'liau iicev, Comnio
dore r. S. Xavv; d. -Ian. 27, isli),
II. Mary.' ni. fJ-orire fn,,k; said to be bio, of )-\v lb .br-r; C.jok of London and Iiad;
1, MA!:y. 2, (tKdi;-';!-:. m. Naia-y. (b-un [vnos Xorihrop of W'oicbonry, Conn., and ha.l;
1, J/ '/■//, ni. Pi^-ikins. o. Sai.i.y. 4, ].bri'si.v, 0, Sii.as. 0. 1,-;aac. 7, Kdw.ki'.d
Auruvics.
111. .lor^fpb. I<aac. b. 1700; d. ISUb ni. .\nnic, .dan. of Ta.pt. Ibickiniii'^tei- and
Abigail ^^^'all■l•llou.-el i5rintnall. 1. I^-aac'; d. inf. 2. .\l,!.r\.'r. d. a. o vrs. .", Ai.i.iNo,
b. April li, I7'.)l; ni. Maria White 1. [.<.nir, .L inf. 2, I'nm.i.s Aihuij, killed by a boy
failini;- on Inin: a. abr. 0 yrs. ;j, J-yisJm. d. inf. 4, Tiiu'nii.i^ d. a. abt. .7 vi.s. o, Aimn
Jf.-n-i''. d. V. ■!, I!ai;i:]j"t !'rNr-Ki;>;)\, b. .Udv IS, 17!i>;;' m. ISiy, Mil'c-; Pumb't-^on.
who d. Sept. 1. ISO], 1. K!!^'r..ilh Milrs, b. -bui. 20. l^^l^; n;erc]i. of Dalrinn.re, Md.;
]n. Mairdi ;;, JSI."., I.aura A. Powle.-,, wh:.d. .Inlv 21. !s"i-<. 1. 1 1 enrv Klhv.-onh. b. Dec.
2.5. 1^4!',; .1. Marcli :;o, b'^is. 2, Helen KlbswoVth, b. Sept. 7. is li/; m. April 20. 1800,
.To.--<-p]i E. liiou'j-b of Palrinmre; i:ii-rch.; :.Vie d. .la;;. 10, l'r7ii. :!, b.niira ^'iraii-.ia, b.
Apri'l 7. ]s.j2; m. Xicliohi-- K. Krea>s, M. D. of I). 4, ]:ilsworlli "A'ill.-ird, b. <)ct."4, P-!').");
d. Aptil 12. ls.70. 2. IL>rrit Ahnu JlrintwiU, b. Ang. 27, 1.^21.
6. EbcnezOi* Brovvn, b. ,Iulv 4, 1047; m. March 2.'^, 1007, Hannah Vincent.
1. Hannah, b. 1007.
II. Son, b. 100'.).
Ill, Ebei:e/.,.r. I.. 1070; m. Feb. 11, lO;)."), Eleanor Lane, 1. Hanxak, 1600. 2.
Hi.i.ij.XA. l!;!)S; in. Sanund jSl.M.chlev. o, Ej;km;zi;i;, b. 17U0. 4, IMjiu.cca, b. 17t);l -5.
Mahy, b. 17i!0 .
1\ . Pebecra, b. 1072; m. Feb. 2:), lOOl, Samuel Plark; wid. Pebecca est. div. 1725;
will dated Fe!i. 10, 1024. (hil. bibcnezer, :6id.oc, .lohn, Ib4.,-cca, Anna, Peborah.
\'. -Marx. b. ir,74; nn Xov. :>, lOifS, Samuel Clark. [].. 2. J
\\. ]':ii/,abo!h. b. 1070.
Vll. I'bmice. b, lOsl; jii. Dec. ID, 17(12, Daniel 4di..mas.
Vlll. .lames, b. 10^4; ni. Oct. -A. 1704, Llizabct'i K<-rbe; he d. May 1, 1700, in
^^'atl rbnrv, 1, Fi.j/.a r.i.-rii. 1-. 17(>-'). 2, FfMc!-;. b, 17U7. M. -Iamks, "b, 17i)l>. 4,
S.\KAI1, b," 1711; nn D-c, 2^, KO."), P.anid Tlncna., Jr., of AVaferbnry, o, 1)in\h, 1711.
(>, Jr)si:]'U, 1710. 7, .L\Mi;s, m. Dec. 14. 1741. Hannah, dan. of Ivlwaid Toiniikins of
^Vatt■rburv. 1. J-ri.us. b. Dec. 10. 174.1: d. Dec. 20. sm. 2, .himrs. h. Die .s, 1710, ;!,
.•l,v«7, Feb." 1.S, 171S. 4. l-:inn,zfr. b. Dec. 7). 17.M>: d. Oct. 17.M. .1. Ihi -, i,,th . An--.
PL 17.V2, 0, ■ . 7. hlH,uZ,r. b. .Inly 20, 17r,7; d. abt. 1M2; a l.'ev. pen-ion, -r; a
very vi_^on'ns o],l ntau. 8. Da.mki., b. S\'alerbuiv, 7So\. 0, 172;!. 0, Pi;j;j;ecA, b.
Sep'f l;;. 1720.
Ai'i'i:x.i.j.\. (;;)<)
Joseph I'^rnwii ■^■.wo tliis iM-ord to liisdau. Saruli Matlhcws. who un vi- the faiiiilv I'.ihI.-
fonTaininu it to her iiii'cr, ilariir; ('. PumliTsoii of Nrw llav. ■' Mv iTiat Lrr." u'l. 1'.,
Francis liiown, Avas 1). in tlif town of Katlif. (llati-lilVcV) Yoikshirr. l';ii";r.', aht.'ldfl); ni!
in Eiiu'. ]'■(•"•(). .Mary J-Mwaid-; call!:- lo New Jlnir. . !i;;;s; ],;h\ 1 (hui. and 4 sons. Lvdin.
John, KK-azfi'. Saiiuu-l and i-'/ocnc/.i'r. John d. and l.vl'i no s. Eh-a/.cr lind ;! sons, Kica/.'r,
•(.jfrshoni and Panii-1. Klea/rr, unni. Ccr.-lioni lir-d 1 son, !•>!( a/.tr. i)aiiicl lia'd :'> sons,'
])aiiiel, Joscjih and isa.-c. I):in;(l i!. in London, April ].'!, 17'j;;, a. 2^), aniii.
N. B. Klir/.T, S. of Fraiiri-;, was my ur. f. , h. lil-i'?; )ii. Savali r,nlld.-v of Fairli.dd
dau. (,i John. !.. ]r,-!:;: d. 1 T'J:). Hh d. On. -J;;. ITl-I. ?,] v f.. Dani.d Biuwn, h. Jan. lo.
IGOS; d. Ort. -J. i;-^2; m. lli'Jl. Mary, dan. of Kph)aini jlcnve, 1). Dec. 1GT4; d. in Stiat
ford, A])ril (j, ITU], a. yo yrs. 4 n'os.
Fiiliraiui JIowc, my irr, f.. h. in London, KV.?,"); m. Anna flou^h., !). liristo], I'hiL^-.,
lOoO; /.: 11 cliii.; -1 .sons. Ejdiraini, SanuicL Daniel and Laac, whri ;ill Inllowed tlie s;?a'
and not one livi-d. h> he 20 ycai.s of a. 'Un- T\\(j<ducst d. on a voyatic; Isaac d. in Br^ston
and l)a.ni':d d. in Sinanam aht. (i mes. after.
Joseph iiroun, h. D..C. 1, 1701: d. Jnnf (J, IT'.liJ; ni. Jiilv 2?. IT:.':. Darnel D.ostwick,
1). May, ITi'-J; d. in Stra;r(,nL May O?, IT'-W: ni. Ajnil s,' ] ToC, Ihudenee Allinu- of
:N"e\v liaven. h. Nov., i;-;-?: Dri.itlier Fno.s .\lling, d. Se[M. ID 177;.': a. (i'> vrs. 4 inos.
1, Dannd, h .)(,1_\ ;S, i70N; d. An.c. :i, 17:i>. 2," Jo.-,eidi, !i. June ;). j7:.i); d. Di-e. 2o
r.r.7. o, Ann.i, h. ApiiUI. 17:l-i; d. Aul;-. ::0, 17:-!s. 4, Flizaheth, h. Jan. 17, 1784: d.'
Doc. 4. 17(i4. .-), Lsaae. 1.. March Cd, L,;!'): ,L .'ui.!:-. ;il,17:!S. (.;, Itannd, h. Ajiril ^O.
1739. 7, Antei. 1>. A|Mil L 17-n. s-. Marv, h. .iuh'L ]7-il: d. Oct. 21. isn!- .-, hv -.M m '•
i), Sarah, July IH, 17o4. ]V. l'ar:n]. ]k Feb. D). Vr>r,: d. Feb. 22. 17;]"".. 11." JosepJi
Is-iac, March 7, ]7(;0: <1. I-"eb 2o, lolo: liereui. Xn New llav.. ^Liy 2S, 1772: mv v.-f. I'lu-
dcncp, (L in Xev.- llav., ^Ja:ch :jn. i77;L nn,,. /,■'"■.■./•:/ in indahviiiim: <d' Joseph Brown,
b. 1701; kept l..y himself: a few ite ns add.ed by his dan., Sarali .Matrliews.
Snninel Perkins, b. Oct. ID, 171'::; d. Jnly 2, KT-s m. Oct. 17. 177:3, SaiahBro\\n,
b. July D!, 17ol: d. An--. Di, Iv-'J; slie jn. '2 1 A.].]!! 27, 17s;i. I'ehianiin Mattlcw s, b.
Jiine2;j, 17o4:.!. Feb. 7,, 17>'^. 1, Sa:ah Pfrkin-, b. .Nov. y. ] 77o: d'. Jan. 2, 177s.
BLA]vFSL]:K.
Thomas Blakeslef of ILirtf.. DMl: in New Have;, 1044; r.in. to -(uiiiforJ: d. in
Boston ](J74, leaving wife ^^n-anna.
Samuel ]?iakes!e(" (i)rob. bio. to Thos.), ancestor of llie Woedburv and ^^"aterburv
name; at (ndlford l(i.")tj: m.. De,-, ;i, 1(].-)U, Ih.nnali, daii. of Wui. D(;tier of New Jlaven;
rem. there and d. 1072. lf\i\ in-- 4 (diii.
L Juim, !), io.'.l: d. 17D:.i.i .\. Hav.; m. Orae,- .
'11. S.ni, d. 1(J72.
IlL Dannali, b. K;."; d. lb!;;).
IV. Mary. 1). Ki.-.'J.
V. Satnuc), 1,. 1(;(;2; m. 1(5^4. Sarali ]vin>ber]v.
\l. FJienezer, b. Jnlv 17, lOOi.
VIL llannali. 1). lofj!)".
Vni. Jniiatlwin, b. IbG'.i: d. y.
1. John Elake.slee, d. March 17, 17i;L a. 5!t: m. Urace . lie bou-lit
Ift'.id in E. Haven of Joseph and l-7[i/.ul>eth Tattle in Kiitl.
I. John, b, ll.i7(); m. Susann.
11. ILn.nah, b. Kisi; ,,,. ] 7'»5, Mnses Sonrrv.
ILL M..seb. '
^11. John Blakcslee, b. 1(;7(L il. 1741: adm. .-riven to John of ^^'a.llin^ bird,
172:L i;-):i ve-^tone of Sns;.ii!Kl. wife id' John, ill (-'rove sn-.-et cc;r,i'Ierv. \. llav.', "d.
Jnly 2.">. i7ol. a. G7." 'i'he wiil of J(,;in F.iakr-^le.' \>as .•;.,!, ibited in J 712 by Joim Ball,
and ihrei- <d' tiir 'diil. w4i.) were not n:inied (n- provided loi- in tlie will the rxivx ordeivd
a conr.iiissi.il, and allo\\an--e for: v.-f. Susanna, Jolin BaU, sole e:-;eiT. in I7')l. Susanna
<-onv. hind ill the Vor;::dLiri- i^nirtrr to lovJii.^ son OlMibah Hotchki-s. p,i 17.V.' thn
<diii. sfll lie- leCM.- '>■•{. 1 i-aid .^illn-l.•n, L'aniel irWown, Samne] Mire, v.itnesses.
1. Daoi.d
IL LJi/.al.'fth (Allini:).
040 APPEXDIX.
III. I).'!i.)n>li iA!c-nck, Jolin). 1, Cai'i . John Ai.cott, b. D.-c. ^S, 1T:',1, In \V,,].
cott; III. i;.".."., Arai-y Cliailicld. 1, Jo.-<,'n}i. CInitjl Ul (_)!,■, ,iL ui. Aniui ]',iMns,.ii, uliosurv.
lier liu.sliand (U'cr ;iO \>-ai's, ami d at fj,ifat aa-c. 1, Aiii'w lli-onson Alcotl of ("oiic.onl
•2. \.\in.\ I.. IT.-Jd; III." Isaac 151ak..-,>lci' [ p. ]. :;, David, 1>. ITIU: m. AhiL-'ail Johiru.n. 1,
Ohiil, b: ITT'i; m. Anna Amlrrws ni' N'.'atiTtowu aiul had Dr. \Viu. A.. Cilcott. 4
.>rAHV. I.. 17! <: til. Oli.vl HradU'V.
IV. Lvdialiull.
V. Tliankful B.T.dirr (Isaac): m. J^ni. 11, ITOT.
VI. Marv Ball (Jolin); ni. Fcl> S. r,:M.
13. Moses Blalceslee, set. in ^Vatc^llU^y; 111. no-?, Sninb licutou of Hartr. He \
was di a. ii! .\nriliii;i!\', ('min., 1710. ^
I. Mosc, 171)-; d. 17:.!S. ' S
11. Aaniii, 1). 170]; d. v. |
HI. Al.nc:-, 17o;,; d. 17i(i. 1
IV. Saiali, h. 170:^; iii. .Ian. 17:^:?, Eidiraini liak.-r ol Woodl.nry and liad Sanuitd, \
Daniel and Sarah. \
y . Jc^sc. 1710; Lifur.; had fain, in X. I'lav. ; adin. of his est. 17]- iriven to \s\a. '
Deborah (T-idd, dan. .d' ..losiah); .b.siah Dlakeslec active in h.T b.-half: (1 chil. ], '
SAitAi£. b. Sept. '20. 171-J. in. ]';iios To.ld. 2, .I'M'., b. May '^s, 171!. :-J, <'hi,(.k. b. .May \
19, 174."); in. — I'ull and had son Mamii.n \slni \s-t'iit yinjiu: tn 1 'dawate and d. iIutc. i
'I'lu.' \Vid,.nv Ihill was Ci.'i-cd foi- liy ('apt. B."nj. lircrjicr (d' New Haven, and vceived s
rroni her :i watch, wldch f(dl to his e-i. dau.. Mrs. L. J'.. Gaston of Boston, .Mus.s. 4, j
Jo>iAU, b. dan 1, 17J(;-7: rem. to ^bdiile, Ala.; laid ont the tovni of Blakeslee, Ala.,' l
an,! d. tluMc o, 'Ji;i.ii, !.. l>"c. 5. 17-lS. 6. Dknaii, b. Au-. 14, UoO; m. William "
Bassett; rem. to \\"aterio\vn, Conn., and d. there. \
VI. DiiKih. 1711. !
VII. .lob. 1713. •
VI 11. .Job, 1714. I
IX. Aaron, 171(5; had fain, in X. llav; son .Jonah Blakerdee m. Zophnr Tuttle's >
wid. [4]. " ■ ;
X. Hannuh, 17ls. j
XI. I'h.'be, 17-Jl. in. 1744, Ibmrv (;,M,k. >
XII. .lohn, 17i':i. sr.t. in Waterbu'rv; in. 1745, Abi Curtis. [4.] )
XII I. Marah, 17-2G; m. Benj. Upson". 174:J. i
XIV. Moses, 172S; set, ill Waterbury; d. in Cheshire, March G, 1.S07, a. 78. ]
5. Samiiol Blakeslee, b. l('.i;0; m. insi, Sarah, dai;. of Thomas KimlKTly; rem. •
to Woodbury; est. adn:. 173.5; wf. Sarah made her X mark; S. Tilly adni. ; ums."iicsides i
.Jame.5, (Jniinan Picke:, wf. of Thomas; ^[;trv r)orr, Mehitable Trov.diridi^e and Sarah '.
.judd. ■ ;
1. S.'uiuiel, b. l(Vs;,"); m. Ibdinali ; lied. D.'C. ■.?4, 17.">M, a. (JO. 1, TttAXKFiT..
b. Oct. •20. 1714; in. March S. 17d:), Elijah Baker. 1, Hath, bap. .Ian. 11. 1744; m. 17ij:-i, j
Edward Collins. 2. Riurrca, Aue-. 'J,",, 174.">; m. 177(1. Asaln-l llnrd. :', Mirimn. .hm. :
17. 1T4S: m. Asahel Booth. 4, Aiiwi, d. 17.y!. o, hnid. .Uily 14, 17o4. 6, Amnt, j
Aut:. 1.5, 17.")(;. 7, Jodt'ph, Nov. 12, 17.orf. 8, Jaiuc^, Oct. 2G, 17'GO; m. Ruth lioot. 9. i
E'u'nor, Ma.r<-h 10, 17G."i. •
II. Merriam, ii. 1GS8. i
III. Jonathan, b. IGoO. — .
lY. Sarah, ni. Win. .Judd. j
V. .\nna. |
VI. Mary, in. Samuel r>orr; all of their G chil. bap, in Wnodliury, Au;.r 1G97. 1
VII. .lames, b. April 2S, li;!)l); m. 1724, Thankful, dau. (d' Siepheii I'lison. iviio d. ;
17S.1; set. in Wo,)dhiirv. 172:5. I, I;i;ii;k.\, 172:5: d. IS!:*,: m. Rhoda . 1, lirnhr,,, \
17G:5. 2, Mihitahl,-, 1 7Go. :]. l.„>,iA Anna, 17Gs I, i;iu,;hi. 1771. o, S,(,i,'id. 17?;'.. '■
C, J,i,ivx. 1771. 7, (!rii-r„bl. 1777. 2, Tii.i.v, 172^; m. Hannah •. 1, A rrhlh.ilil . \
17.")2.' 2, Th'inlf'i!, i7,v->. ;;, Jf.,,,,.,,],, bap. <■• pt. 24. !7!;i. 4, 7e"v, Ani;-. 2.-). 17GG. ':
:j Mi.UiTAiw.i:, 17:;2. 4, .Iamks, 17:;."); m. .lulv 11, 1 7.J."., Anna Bradle'v of N . Ijav. '
'Vlll. Mehifabh". b. 1702; m. Wtn. '['lowl.riihre. " |
IX. Tilly, b. Mar(di IS, 17(1,"^,; m. I'eh. 7. 1 72s-;i. Marv Brown, d. Im b. 2d, 17si!; ;
pet. in Wooilliury. lied. Amr. M. 1701). 1. M \i;v. b. ,In!v r,. I72;t; d. .1 nh 2"). 1 74s. '.
•,', 'ITi.i.v. .luly 2.-.. 172:i; m. .March 10. 17."-:, -^Iar.^ ll.ik. ;■.," v,-!i.,- d. April 2S." l 7:'2. 1,
JZ-u-v, .Ian. 21, 17."')!*; d. ne>;t March. '2. 4A A/^/.'-rV, .March 10, 1 7i;.'). ;i. A'/'c;,, -, r. Sept.
;-50 i770. 4, Z.i''r!uu.-<, De.-. 20, i;72. .".. M,'rc'/. Mav 20, 177t;. ;}, Jo.N.vriiAN, 0.
Feb ;5. 17:;2 4, Ji.'STLs, b. .March 1», 17:io. .I, ' S.u; \ii, A iilc .'^ 173<). (i, Dax, .lune
Al'PHXDIX. 04 1
14. 17 II : 111. >i:ii-'Ii :'.. IJi^, ivmiri' l^i.itii >>!' IJ.M'liiii;, Cniii. 7, K;.f,am)!;, S.']ii. IS.
]U-',: 111. ZarclKMi- Wcllrr. s, MiiKM.x.Ki;, O't. •J-3, ITF). '••, 1 » u-m. .Inly -J."). IT-I'.); <1.
Jiih Kl, ]yil: 111. 1">'1). -2^, 177(.;, IMirl,;., dim. of Thumiis und Plichc Mall; 11 rhil.
6. Ebenezer Blakeslee,!'. Kiiil; d. S.'pt.. l?.'.."-; l/icuit.; onnv. laud I'iar. to sons
Abraliaiu and l.--aaf.
I. JOlMiK'/.i-r, 1). K'.S'j; ir.. 1 7 !l , .'i miit.ali 'J'.ittlo. In 1 /:;.') ]\v eoiiv. huid- to Iti'o.
Ja<-ol,.
II. Tlannali.
111. Sii-^ai.na, 1). KisVi.
1 \'. (iraia-, lt;',);i: iii. Ilmiiln'r.-tuii.
^'. .Mirali.iiii. 1.. K',!).-): ni. Maicl!. i"), 1701-0. 1-:ii7.:ilwth ('ndper. 1, Zoi'U.vH, 1).
April '?0, 17:;ii; ui. l-jiuirc ; hi.s I'^t. adm. ]su'»; all tlu' cliil. naiiifd f.xc.Mir Znpha r;
.^. Ablaiiaiii ex.'cr. 1. S.J„,„.hi. h. 1 >cr. 0, ITd'J. 0, .1 //;■//■'', '.). D.t. -I, 17G1; m.
Lemony Ib-ooks. :i. IvMiir... .Xpii! O-V 17():; in. Isan-- Chirk Stilc.'^. 4, Z"j:h"r. b. Fd,.
0, I7C-i)". .■). >///'■/■ ^ !,. Sep! 0^: 1770; in. Aiidf'W llall. f.. JJi-.th fh. 7, J'//v///^/;,?. 2,
donx. 1, Joint, uiu. to ' Xi'w Hauip-liire. O. J^iuih , \\\. Klizaln'ili I'ieriiiint (4j. o,
Knhir,, num. :i. d.n.i.. 1, >',•/,. /", m. P.dly Ixis'^ctt ,r.\vin wiih Sally, wi'. ni' (ill".-;
I'i(.-i'in)im;. 4, .-\r.i; MI.VM, 111, .M..diiral-ii' Tii-rp liiit, .si-;, of ( ;i!r>; (J) Sibyl 15r<" k^'tt. 1.
Ptrlii/. m. .Mary, dan. of Pliilcincn Hlaki-^lt-i-. 0, ./////(/. ?>, Zop/un: 4. AhrnJunn.
5, St'tiiJnil. (i.' JJ"o''!. 7, So/,r//niiK
Vl. Isaac, Iv. i:r,-4: d. 17ii7; Lioiit.; m. 17?.:'.. Mary Vvr.^-t [1].
MI. .land., d. Muivh. 17G7; win. t<> \\'ai('rl)nry aftrr tlr^t 4. rnil w^rc 1).; in. .Inn<'
10, 17;-J0, l-71i7,.ti.i'tli iiariu.s. 1. Ax.N.v, 1). 17;i:i; m. <'apt. Amos I?r..nsrni. 1,
'/]''< <H.s.' I/. 1). 1>, 2, Ai'iiti. 1.. 177o: m. .lo-<-j.li Chaithld (dcwit.. ], Aiiin.s Jlr.,n.--'.n
Alcott. .0, Ap.M-K, 1). May l.^j, 17:J1; m. 17."i."), Tliuidcfnl, dau. of Saiumd IV'-k. ;!,
(i.M), l>('r. l:i, 17;!"! 4, A.'^ii'i;. Mav 2:'.. 17""^; m. 1 7( '.-.', Mary, dan, of .Jidm Humi-toii
of Li"t(ddifdd. .""). ,\o.\n, Dti-. 18,1740. 0. S.\i;.\ii, Ani^r. I!l,"l743.
VIII. Thomas, the first ()ipt. in ^Vate^l.)ury (I'lymonih).
About 17.>"), Mattlle^v Blakeslee of No. Haven Inul a son Oliver born, win) boeauie
one of the most noted men in the place and h..dd it for over (V^ years. Called '-Ma-ster
Biakeslee;" exaet d;ae <d' birtli and death not known, but he lived S4 years betv%-eeu
1740 and ]SoO. Sidn..,] teaclier ■?/ winter and :! snmmer seasoir-: lau^'ht iKiviu-aiion and
was coiiniy surveyor, appointed to tlie latter olilce unsoni^lii. l.iv ('(;iin. Leu-. An indeii-
tnrc, '['it':)', si^ined' by 7 men a.nd 0 wilnes-e-;, that lie was to teach li month- at Mf. Caimd
for l"2 (is a montli aiid board He wa- the he^t penman of his da}-. Hri Bradley lia . in
liis pos.ses-ioii a bit of j.aper cut the si/.e of an obi-fashioned silver !iine]>ence, i>n which
in 1780 be wrote with a vpiill ].en. in beautiful b'uilde letters, tin- Lord's Player. His
copies ill the old Avritin.e- boojcs reinniu tod:iy like al)le s])ecimens of tlie enc-ra\-er:. art.
His methods of discipline were ipiaint, luif masterful of ibe wielded youth 'under
jiis care. < »nee lie threatened to burn a boy".- bead olT itide,-s be ndeiitecb He lirst tied
bim to ilie lio<.r. then took swiuLrle to\c. tlie refuse of beaten llax, made it into a rope,
tied it armind tln^ boy's neck and laying- the ends at some distance "a the tloor set lire to
tbeui. Before the llanies reached the boy's head be yielded. Hisfatber's fi.mily wa.s
lai-e-e and laider lean. (Jften the motbei'took the water in wbi<di meat h.a.d been boHe,!
or vei>-e(ables, and (•.'■nmbt-d into it coarse rye bread. A larice woo:len b.>wl was placed
in tlie middle of the tloce.- and each child' -iveu a w.iudeu spoon and liberty lo eat.
Master Oliver in youth was apprenticed to Sipiire Ward of I'oiid Hill, wdicue be learned
to make the reed"- useil in b:ind looms, and in bis latter days be e'ave his whole atten-
tion to this. .\s i-ounty surveyor be i-tabli--bed an exact record. When Tondin^oii
b!id-( \vas tboutrbr of be \vas "called for mea.-nrement-. In dividing;- an<l disti ibutiiuj:
e-t:ites be bad lU) ]'"er, but carried bis soverei^iUiy under bis bat, and came nea.r b.-im;
bis ]ilace b>- oppo^ine- ri.ubt to arbitrary biw; m. twice. «livoiced fri.ni liist wife, no
date; (0) wife be lived with tintil .-lie d. in an old led b.utse w liicli st,iod (ui the cinaier
of Henry P-ratbiey's -ardeii. In latter years be carri.'d tln-tir.-t silver waicb<>wnedin
.\<». Haven, once beloni;(d Oov. Salt(m-tadl, now in ])Osse--ioii of Mrs. .bjsiali 'I'odil.
I5PXHAM.
John Peuliam of Doirester. >bi-.-. : ju-ob. came in Mary and .Tobn PU^O.- rem. to New
Haven, pilO. ;Sce I '>.! o ■/,' -t } Ii.-<l . J h^cT, r<' s for letter ol'.b.hn ])avenp(Mt to ib.v. Wm-
tb.ruj)). Hem. (2) .Mai-e-arv, widow of Thomas Okott. Hy 1-t m. bad ..lobn and Josejdi.
41
{ri_2 APPI'^NDIX.
John BcubaiU 2^, m. Ftb. 8, Kjol, w'ulnw Saiidi Wilcoxsi.n, \v]io d. May ;iO,
1, .Tolui, b. Nov. 4, l('5r,; d. Nov. T?, pamc yr. 2, Siuali, h. Sei)t. 10, KiOG. 3, Maiv,
1., Aiail 10, 10(;u. 4, HaiUiali, Jan. 8, ](;C)1. " ,-), .l(,liii, Scpl . 15. 1(;(;4; in. and liad V..
John, li. Aug-, l.'i. K.'.O",?, and dan. Sahah, who ni. II'-'U, Thomas Read of Xoiwallc. (I,
Joseph, .hnn- 0, 1()7(). T, Sanuu 1, N ov. K!. 1 (171 . S, Mi-ic y, h. ()< t. 0, lG7o. U. Xailuui,
b. July 10, 1 «;:;».
9. Nathan Benham, b. July 10, ir.70; m. Sarali B.^eidir:-: will ilal.-d Any., 1 7r,7.
" bc'in^- in tht'^Mltli yr. of my a';-'';" s. .loci exc-r. : wl'. .Maiy, d.'Mi. MiT>:y Hulls to liavc
TjS in audition l(.> whai she has had. All the (diildion naiiu/d. Inv. £-10. Hs fid.
1, .Irmima. b. So],t. -21. 1700. •.\ .M.uvs , b. Anjr. (), 170:j: m, r;,]ol) Hulis. ?,, Lydia,
m. Cahd) Atuaicr. -J, S:.mufl, l.i. July 'S.K 1700; d. y. 5, JoMph, b. Jan. "JO, 171.-),
wJif. was dfc. 17o7, h-avin>: lirirs. 0. 'J'liank I'ul, \>. July 11, 1710. 7, Samnol, b. .Jan.
o, 1711). 8, Saiali, d. In-fort- 17.'i7, h-aving i.-;su(\ li, Hannah. 10, Paticnco 11.
F/ofuc/.tT, d. bet'oie 17.77, icaviuj^;- /. 1"?, -iool.
BKoCKin-'J'.
JoIdi BrOOkeit, of New llavrn, KioU: was a Survpyof and laid out Ih." orijcinal 0
^(juarc.s of tlv town [dot. His dcsrcndanT, J'lof. jdnus P. h^icKdoTi of ]5rooklyn, X. Y.,
Las ttnc-fd tlu> Ihi-lisli l^.rockrtts for many ;;^•n.u■;ai..n^ . lli- infon.is us that John, the
X'ew Hav.ui &L-ltb-r, was the tddost son and heir ai.}iaivn* of Sir .lohn livorkctt of P)i-ork-
ett's Hall and r^lanor. Co. Herts. Raronct. The nniiior aud lutll is now in iH.-.-,sr^!ni) of
the Tcmidi^ familx, and was the eountry si'at of tlir lato Lord I'a Imci-.-tun. John
Bi'ockett uas ]n'Oj\iint lit in jiublic alTa.irs, esperially in his capacity of Surveyor: he d.
March ]J. lil'.i I. a. I'rO: in scttHiiL'- iinadndidstcrcd est. in 1724. mention is nuuh' of hiirs
of John, eldest son. l^mjaniin, Samuel, Sih-nce IJiailley, heirs cd' Aldgail Pa\ne; Jieirs
of MaiA- Pennin';-ton and .lal'e/,. He in. al>t. JOd'J.
I." John., d. bid". 1720, in ilnU y ,-. his uhl. hdizabetli set tied Ins est. as exec;., and
sole desi.-ee. P is ^aid t]u!the\sas educated at Oxford, Eng. , for a physician; jivac-
ticed in New Hav. and h.d't liis medical lihrary. whi(di was lar^e for the times, f(U- the
use of the ])livsician- of .\. Hav., but no trace of ii can be fi.mnd. 1, Musics, ],_ April
.2:3, 1(17!>.
H. Ptdruijful, b. Feb. 20, 104o.
III. Iv.-niandii, twin \\ith Pefruitful.
]V. J5eniamin, \k 1018; d. Mnv 22, 1070; sup. f. of Benj.
A'. Abiu-ail, b. March 10, 10-10; m. I'ayne.
VI. Sauiuel, bap. Jam M; 10o2: m. Sarah lii'adley; (2) Porothy ]<ynian.
Vll. JNIarv, m. ICpliraim Penniimton.
VIH. Jabe/, b. Oct. Tn 107-!: m. Nov. 20, 1001, Dorothy Lynmn.
4. Benjamin Brockctfc, b. lOlS; d. May 22, 107!t.
1. hJenjajuin, m. P 'c. 10. 1720, Lvtlia Olcoit.; (ddl. of I'.enj., who m. 1-ydia
Oh-ott. Pec. io. 1720: 1. Maiitiia, 1P21." 2, Zii.i.A, 172:!: d. 1707. 0, Ai.kk, 172.").
4, HKZi.KiAti, 1727. .7. PvDiA. 1720; d. 172;). 0, Lvi.iA,17:;l. (See Add.) 7, ]5kn.j., IPiO;
will jirov. abt. ISOO, of No. Haven; will n:',mes wf. Alethia and chil. 1, DurUl. 2,
Btiij'niiiii, b. al)T. 17():;. o, S''///. m. Blal<es!e. . 4. .^''/.v//////./, m. Pierpont. 5,
A^i'jiiil. 0, /■'/•S-. 8, Zr:i;\iAii'. 1737. 0, Pviu.v, 1787. 10, Saiiaii.
6. Saimiel .Brockott, bai>. Jan. 18. 10.72; d. 0(0. 27. 1742; m. May 21, lr>82,
Sarah liradlev.
I. Saim:el, b. Feb. l."), p;s-.\
11. Paidrl. l(;s'4.
III. .lohn. iOs,7, !n. HuMah i711s; d. Ixd'i.irc 1711. 1. PA.xtKr. 1712: m. Pachd .
2, l>Av:ii, 1711. :h Anna. 0. Fd.. 2." 1 71.7; m. (iileosi Hoichkiss. 4. OiiKisToi'iir;!;.
17!S; iiK'.v 1: ive m. a dau. of Paniel 4'ntlle and hud ( 'hi'lstopiu'r. .7, M Kil riA.lil.K, 1710.
<;, i7i,,si;'\, i72(;. 7. Joiix, i;2s.
IV. Jo:.ei.h, lO^S
V. .losiah, 1001.
Vl. Alice. 1000.
VII. Josiidi, PijS; ni. Peb.,rah Abbotl.
levmtoj-y of Sa.nnn 1 Brockett. 180.7: Ao. Benj. Brocketi, 1805.
ai'1'i:n inx, C-J3
])isiiii)ution of dower of Eunicn Rrnckctt of No. Haven, 1803: wid. of Saiiiiid in :;
•ffiual slian's: licir.s of Su~;unii:i Fowlor Pt-ncriali, wf. of Tliadilcus Todd, and C'hloe, wf.
of Jolin Colt.
])ea. Jesse Broclcott, lu. Anna Tainior of Si>vin(':ficld, Mass.
In 170.") an aincoincnt liy Abid Brorkett, John lirockftt, Mary, -wf. of John Jarol)>,
Elizalirth Kol)inson and Ahicrail Barnc-s.
Jesse, .s. of Samuel and Kiinice Brockett, b. May 7, IToS. Sanuie], s. of Samuel,
jr., li. f'el). 5. n."ji).
"7. Mary Brockett, ru. Kidiraim P<'nnington, b. inio: d. 1004. (He ^vas only s.
of Ephraiiu f'eniuni;ion, \vlio took oatli of aliegi.-nce in lOi:) anil d. KKUi, b-avin;^ wid.
:Marv an.! onlv son.) A <;T. s. or trt. gr. s., Sainr.el. <1. An-', (i, l',!)!, a. filj; ni. Mary
Santord, and Ini.i: 1, J,i,f,i,',. ':, Wl'^nn,, S. , b. lb"");; <b)V. of N. .1.; ni. I'hebe dau. of
Caleb and I'liebe J(dinson Wheeler, Mud Inul: 1. A\ illiani, !>. May -J, 1 riMj; Uov. of
>.. J.
BP.\Db1-:Y. Fr"i,t Jhjfjjf^ T:t'!j!s(,:r.
Isaac Braclloy, the j-rouenuor of the E. Ibiven B!adle%s, m. E!i/,al>eth of
BrantoriL HiT-i; re:n. to East Eaveii l'is!:3.
1. I-;eie.
11. Willinni, m. Jan. 7, 17i:;. Elizabeth Cheds.'y.
HI. D.'in^il.b. l\i.\ CO. ](VM\: m. Mel!it;d)b" lieniiuLLWiiy,
1\'. S;innirl, v.i. J;in. 7, 17b"). S;'.ni]i Bobin-on,
V. Sarah, b. 17o:i: m. Ceo. Pardee od.
VI. J-:!i7:i!"'Tli. b. mO: ni. John Augur.
2, William j3radlev,nn Jan. 7. Kbb E.lizabeili Chedscy.
I. Caleb, (\-l. 17, JiVb ni. Sai'ah Russell. 1. I'h.iZAiii: Til, May 8, 17:!7; m.l7(J-).
John sin-iKird. 2. Jamk^, .\f>v. 9, 1 bJ'.i. :i, Wim.'am. ni. fb'.veea Ive^ [i'. 101]. 4,
Tvras, lost at soa. :,. liosWKm., lost at s.-ac: ni. 1770. Elizalieth Ani;ur. 1, Amr.
G, Amk, ni, 177(). Jedeiliali Andrews, Jr. 7. llriJ-Aii. ni. \',:i', Joe! NottIho)). y,
•SAKAit. nn 1770. Isaac i'a:re. 9. l,i\i;K! i A. ni. Jr.-e-ili M<.aii!iroi>. 10, l.vni.\.
II. r,bem/er, 31arrli '.^."i. 1710; ni. Mab-l Crannii and rein, to Xorthbury, Conn.
III. Joseidn Julv B!, 171S.
IV. b.bzal-eth, in. John 'i'!ionii'^">ii '>f X. H.
V. l)esile. ni. Eli|)hah-l Tuttle.
VI. Ja;iie:., June ir>, l^OO.
3. Eiamuel jJradloy, m. Jan. 7, 171n, Sarah Bobinsou: court 177!) ^\ilI of Sarah
Bradh'V, s, Sinieon ext'cr. : n.anios s. Baac and his dau. Hannah,
L Z-bulon. nt. Julv 10. 1740, b:iizaboth Hennni^way. I, Aukaii \M, June Bl
1741; in. Jan. -J;]. IbiO, Ame lleniiiu:\\ a v [0]. '.?, JosrAii. Sept. 17, 174:!: ni. Eeb. :2,
IBM Conifu-t lliiehcoek. 1, , A ;>//-/.','/ ," An-. 11. 1 7li<;. 2, /."/■/,,',,///,,///, April 7, 170'.);
in, 17'J1, Jojuuli::n (b<o(belL ;l. Ahri,ii'. Jan.. B) 177-.;. I. ^f^/'/zA///, Sep;. 10. 1774;
in Mav 11, 17:)4, Elizabeth (b)od-ell. ' 1. inf., d. n. 0, 4'rvphena, Doc. I'l. 17!(0. l^,
Abi-ai't, Bee. -27, 17U:i. 4. Jeremiah, June G, 1S00. o, Ahi<j.,i'.. Oct. •,>•:, 1770; i.i.
17<,>G, Samuel Ib-H, jr. G, j:ii\ith,il,, Bee. 10. 1770: in. 170S, James lleminway. :!,
As\, Mavit. 1740; n'l. 170S, Ame Mm-ris. 4. JAi:f,i). 1. .!//"••■<•, m. :~d;iy.'"., 17!):;, Ediz.ibetli
Bradlov incl had bi't.sv. d. v.; Jaied. d. w: James, Amos. Aun>, l!et.<y Morris. A^-a, Jan<',
Ade. in'e. b.iijah, 1c;;|"cm-. jOizaOeih. 2. ,"A ,■//..,/,■,,■, in. Ibuij. llutclilns. 8, Ahidd. 4, (lur-
(Jvi'. o. /■■'//'A-, u, JAHf.i). M.av :;(i. 17 10; m. .\i.iii S. 17(i:i, Sarah Smith. I, S/o'h, .Marcli
10. 1701); in. Sani\n{ Bradlev.' 2, Kn'jih, th , Oet. '..'S, 1771); lu. IB.);!, Am. is Ibndley. :\,
[j.riiuhi. Oct. ;;, 1,7-J; nn IB.'u, Ibtn.'uw.tv Bob. 4, J.v../e'///,, Nov. 2. 1774; ni. 17',tl,
llezekia.h \V. '..iv. ar.!, ."i, ././/■,./, Ap:-il l\ 17 7S. G. ..bw, .Inly I'J, 17M. ""i , .1;/"av,
Sept. i'-J, 17,'<:). «, y-.'//,/.v. ]Mav b;, i;so. O, .AA/,'/ S/,o7A, Au..;-. -JS, 17b^. G, A}--i.iah,
Oct. :;i, ITol; m. 170'.i, Sarali Tl.omps..n. \,.I,inns. •>, K-(h<r. lu. 1701. St.-pbeu
Ilcmbiwav. ;•. A!'i}"li. 4, /a .v/,-, , m. i:b-:c/,.'r lieudu\v:iv. 7. /Kiar.iN, (.'.-I. b.'.
1B7;$. N.'Eri/Ar.i.ru, Be.-, b"). 17.'0; m. 177-J, Aiulrew Pavi.l-o'n. !', Eu.i.xii. Oct. ]'),
17.-.0; ni, E.siher I'hompson. 1, liVV.-.c,,,. 0. Vb, ,.•,/, d. v. :;, 7'- A;/. 4..!;".
n. l.-aac N..V. :M). 1717; ni. Hannah lleu'in-wav. 1, El.i, Oct. G, 1747: d. y. 2.
Ann 'v, Bee. 2li. 1710. :;, j^aac, Julv !'. i7bo. 4, Ib.i. o, J-b.iiir, m. May L!'.\ 17t'0.
(M-1- APPEXDIX.
SilivH'ianiiis. 1, ILnni.ih. '2, S.ifiJi. :;, En"^. A, r-'-'l;,'. •">. J,'i>iyi G, l/l. 7.
Ali'nori, (1. y. S, Liri 9, ,-l///((/, d. y. 10, AnuA, d. y. H, Hannah. 7, l-'iNos. s.
Dksiiu:. II, As viii'.i,.
ill. Dan, 111. 17r.l, Saiali .liidd; CZ) M.-liitablc- Ifciuini^way, Fcli. VI. ITli?. 1,
15kxj\mix Fell. IS. IT'i:-'. 0, riUKt.. Sept. !>. IT.'.ri. ;j, l':i).\irNi>. S< ].t. '24, 17.")T: iti.
17N1, Lvdia rii.'d.-^rv. ], J)<tn, MairJi -7. 17^1. "i, S,'.r^h. V\-h. 11, 17Si;. :j, .1^/<'A.
Jiilv, 17^8. -1, .Wf";.''/. 7), .-l//.v^'/i, twin ^vit]l Adah, (j, ll//'.vr<7. "t^J^'nu. >". Ch< .s/, r,
triidet witji Wilhud and I^uia. 9, 10, 11, l^. all d. y. 4, Sa;;aii, Xnv. 21. il-V.); m.
John Jhini::(^ifnrd. .-). XiaiKMiAii, A]uH i:-!, 17fl-2. H. 1( u.\i;(mi, Nov. lo. 17(M. /. Uy
'2dui.: 7^ IIi:min\\ Av. 8, Joiix. 9, M.vjuk. l«l, ili';/,b.!;i \u. 11, Sami i:r.. V2.
Ki,iar. i;-). PoM.v. 14. I.'kik]..
IV. l.rvi, ni. 174S; d. b* f. 1779; ni. Hannah C'lted-scy, ], Sa.miij., Apiil ."), r,\M);.
la. Per. IS, 1777, Ahi^'.ail 'rii"iiq'^"ii. 1, AV,>„/,,//,. 2, >W«/(/r/. 2, Bkiani. ;3,, Liovi.
\'. Sarah, 170^: ni. 1 7."'r,\ I.<aae C'hfd>cy.
VI. iSinn-on, 17;;;i: m. .Inly 2i\. 17^,!), Ahi-ail Di'uison. 1, li;i:\i:, .May 0, 17('.0; ni.
]79;j, Nidnniiah Smltli. 2, Ai;i(;aii,. Jan. (i, 17!'):.': m. 17'J0, l'(dlin-s lln-li.s. :i.
MAI5EL, Drc. Ki, 17t;:!: ni. 17^(5, .lohn Tyhr. 4, Jr^si:, .Inly :]1, 17*)i;: m. l.ydia lin't.
1, Sti.-<n)i, Nov. 11, 17ss. 2. J. //Jin. Jaii. 29, 17'.tl. ;i, JL luimni}/ II, ,U. Juncd. 1792.
4,' Jiissc, Nov. 29, 179:1. 5. OUnr. Fi'h. 19. 179(1. .">, .l(.i;i,. Nnv. 17, KC.S; ni. Jan. --V),
1794, LmisaBradlcv; (2) Marv Barnfs. 1, Ahi;iJ,,i,n . .]\x\\>- ho, 179.".. 2. .|/'/V/(//7, Jnn.•
29. 179S. y, Ij.f'ii't. (\. w 4, J/'(/',/ y;//''- )-,May 2(;. 1S()2. :>. .4 ///t^.-. July 1 1 . isul. C,
./,'/(•^^.^ d. V.' 7", .}nii :Sil.s„i,. N. ./'.v.v/! 9, L''ii.'<,i. It), AinnuOn. i. hy 2d in.; 11,
J:, I'vl JUinn.'<. (). Sakaii, July S. 1771. 7, Onivi;!;, Feb. \~). 1774. 8, Li:vi, S^'pt. 2?^
1777. 9, Ai'.i;aiiam. .\uii-. 2(i."l7s().
Vll. A'/aiiah, 17:J4; m. Neiv. 7. 17o9. Fliziibeth 'I'hoinpx-u : (2i Jan. IS, 17t;4, Ellza-
lu'th Wnodwavd. 1, ]■',[. iZAT.KTTr, Julv 12. 17(;:"». 2, Sami i:i., Jan. H. 17('.7: ni. SaiaJi
Bradlrv. 1, l.^'iro. 2, Win. ;h (v/.y. 4, /■;.■■,'/,-/•. :^. J.",\ (.i, . l:.//'/-///. 7, J"'./V//r.
8, Lydln. 9, S'lnuhf. 10, J//.<(i,i. ;j, Es'I'iilk, Auic. 17), 177(l; ni. 1791. Levi.Tet Biad-
levaudhad: 1, Sir.^,/,!. 2, Snrnh. o. ■]"hn Fjiuii.t. 4, KtoHik. ."), JA//-///, d. y.
i\' Elrathdli. 7, M"ri<i. 4, John, April 9, 1774 ."), LvniA, July S. 177(;. <i, Bos-
\s Ki.n, An^c- !•'>. 17S(),
Vlll. (ioidun, I7:;s; will ynovrd 1S21, wf. Mary: in. Jan.oO, 17i'.(;. Mary Woodward.
1, Makv, Mav (i. 17r)7: in. 17^9, haban Smith. 2, iJM.i'Aii, Jun<- 17. 1770; ni. 1794,
Jtdiiel Fo'iIh's". o, John. Ajiril ?,0, 1777. 4. Bn:. Oer. 1, 17S0: hUc wile oi' Ita.vid
Fuibis, dee. a, Wd.i.tk. b. 17S4; had M^iria and S>is(i/iii,i. (i, StsAX, twin witli
V^'illi.'.' 7, JrsTcs, May 20, 17^(3.
4, Daniel Bradley, h. I'ee. 20, l(;9fi;in. Melntable Ilenmiinway.
I. Marv, Ai)ril 2,')720. in. Henj. PHi-(he.
II. Si"i>li.'n, Nt)v. y, 1723; ni. 'I'lianktnl Smith. 1. Anna, Dec. 9, 174S. 2, Sauaic,
Mairh o. 177)'. :]. 4'!\ie.Tnv. 4, John. '>, Mai;v, d. v. (1, Sii>i'ii kx. ir,, re. Midilt-
abloLuddinotonand had: 1, J/an/. April 2. 17n2; d. v. ' 2, Ju-st'ni, Mardi"20, 17S4: d.v.
;-3, J[((n/, April 12, KSO. 4, J'ist>L.-<. Man-li 81, 17SS. n, I'lmnkfiil, Dee. lo, 1790. (i.
Lvcliala, Aj.ril 2S, 179;j. 7, .<t>},],ni. Aug. G. 1797). S, J/(V//^/We, J une 2S, 179s. 7,
3Iaky. 8, I.KVKiiK'f, ni. K.stlier Bradlev. 1, N'/.sv/;(. Se]it. 2, 1791. 2, S./rti/i. ',',, ./"lui
Smith. 4, HiiU'Unc. 5, Murix. d. y". G, FJi~.,i}ut}, Af.niif. 9, Lois, m. Ste])h(.'n
TliDuqjson. Jan. 1779. 10, MiomTAiH.i;, ni. hdiabud Bishop, 177.5.
HI. Abi;:a.il. Jam- 2G, 172.").
\V. Daniid, Mandi G. 172s,
y. Timothv, .May G, 17;!1; m. 17G2. Saiah (iood^ell. 1. Ltc INDA, Maieli G. nOM.
2, B VI Huoi', D< '■. I!,"l7i'.l. :]. Sakah. Mareh 2, 17(il). 4, hh.i/.viHyi'H, Sept. 24, 17GS.
.-)' Timothy, Sept. 14, 1770. G, Bk\i, Jan. 14, 1772. 7. .Iuhn. S, Poi.i.v. 9,
BOKANA.
VI. Jaeub, Julv 7, 1734; m. Elizabeth (I'ondxdl. 1. Daniki.. Jan. IG, 17.")G; in.
Jan. 11, 177(i, Funier he.-.. 1, y<if/nn,i./ Jli(rl,r,>rl.-, Aj-ril 2:',, 177S: d. y. 2. Olir,;.
.lulv 11. 17S0. 3, I-:ii:,ih,th. Oct. 27. 17s2. 4. >V.V//, Nov. 7. 1784.- .-). .}o^,p]i. Nov. 4.
17si'). G, l.ijiH,!. Ai'iil 22, 17S9. 7. Kmlm-i'i. .luly 20, 17'.tl ; d. y. s, ,s,/,-w/7. May 3,
1791; d. V. "9, Kn;,!,-,-, Feb. is, 1797. 2, Sir.vi.. Mav ."), 1 7.")S. :!, Bvdia. Oei. 12, 17G0;.
in. Bi^vi' I>ark<-r. 4, .Io-i:i'H , May IG, 17(i:!; d. y. "5, .Makv, N-.v. 24. 1 7(!-); m. 178!),
];us?.en tiianniss. G, Anna, Nov. 21. 17G9;ni. ,liini'2G. 17lil, Bydia < ; laiinis-^. 1, J.iuhs.
April 2S, 17!f<- d. V. 2. y.'uri/ Sy/rii^n. Nov. 21, 1797, ■',. ,A ',//.. V,. .May (i. isol; d. y.
4, Aiiinnt. 7, I.ovisa, .Maiidi'2S,' 1772; m. 171)4. .bid Bradley. S, Uj'./.kkiau, .Bily 21,
1774. 9, AsAiU.i., June ."», 1778; in. A.^rnath (Maiini^. 1, 7.'. /sr//. 2, Asiimlh, e'. v.
o, Fl't,}. 4, Jo.s.^jh. 5, Mon/. U, Jiir.ii, <1. y. 7, J"rr<l 8, A-^n/ul. 9, 7.//-/(V/.
Al'PEXDIX.
. G45
COOK.
Samuel Cook, in Xi-w llitviu lOfV-!; m. May 'i. Kit;:. 1I()|H', <lnu..ol' Edward )\irkcr
of N. Ilav,; rein, to Walliiij; ford KITO, and filled several olliccs in llie chli. and viUai;.-.
He in. {2} July 11, IGHi), Mary ]{i)l>erts. He d. March, llOl. His wid. iii. Ajiril !), 1700,
Jen'iuiali Huwe.
]. Samuel, b. .Mareh :!, IGfiT-^'.
n. dnlui. 1., Ihr. :;, ICCli.
HI. Ha:, nail, h. Mareli ;j, KiTl.
IV. Is.aac, 1). March JU, d. A].iil 7, ir,7;5.
V. Marv, \>. Ajiril ^.-J; l(i7.7; in. A])ril 5, HlSill, Nathaniel Ive.-^.
Yl. Hli/alietli, \>. Auv. 0-2, 1077: .1. v.
A'H. Judith, i). Feb. \>!.l, 1(171): d. >iarch 'JO, 170S; lu. April 20, 1704, Jereuiiali
Ho\\c, jr.
VHl.' Isaac. 1>. Jan. 10, Hi'^l.
IX. Jc.f-eiili, h. Feb. •.]■), lf;s:l
X. Ho],,.. b. Feb. -,'7, lO^i;.; d. Jan. ;J0, 1731; m. Dec. 18, 170;;, Jn.'^.oidi P.enhan;
I. bv •,',! lu.:
XI. Isrard. 1). Mav S, 1002.
XII. M:,b,.l, 1,. Ju'ne 30. 1004.
XHl. Tleniiiinin. b. Ajiril S, 1007: d. 1717.
Xl\'. E]>hraini, b. Aiiril 10. lOltO.
XV. FlizabeTli. b. Sejit. 10, 1701; m. Aug. 2s, 1717, Adam Mott.
1. Samuel Cook, b. Ma.rcli ?,. 1(;07-S: d. Sept. is, 172.->: m. March M. 1092, Han-
nah, dau. of William Ives, wlio d. May 20, 1714; (2) 1-di/abeth Hcd(d of Stratford. Slie
m. (2) ]>aniei Harris of Middletown.
I. Hannah, b. .Mav 2^. lOO.i; d. Xov. 22, HO.j; m. Jeremlali Hull.
H Samuel, b. March ."i, lOO.j.
III, Aainn. b. Dec. 2^. 1000.
IV. Fydia, 1). Jan, 1:-:, ]r,\:'j- ,]. (Vt. 12, 17:!S; ni. Daniel Duttou.
V. Moses, 1). Jan. 4, 170i»; d. Dec 23, 1711. • ■
VF Meriam, 1). Xov. \. 1703: m. Dec. 12, 1727, Ftenjamiu Curtis.
AMI. Thankful, b. Dec. 24. 1705; <l. Auo-. m, 1714.
VIIF E-Ther, b. March s. ]707; m, July 22, 1730, Abel A'aie.
IX. Eunice, 1). Feb. 2.'). 17ii'.t,
X.
Hisaana, h.
Se]>t. .\ 1711, m. Dec. 1, 1733, Josepli Cole. i. by 2d m.
XF Mo.-es, b. Xov. 0, 1710.
XII. Th.aidcfu], b. Xov. 14. 171S; m. Dec. 31, 1712, Ste],hen Hotcldd.'^s.
XUI. Asa]di. b. June 23. 1720.
XJV. Hannah, b. Xov. 4, 1F21: m. /.■pliauiah Hull.
2. John Cook, b. Dec 3. 1000; d. .A])ril 3,0, 1730; m. Hannah Hall; res. Cheshire.
i. Ezekitd, 1). April 20, 17O0; d. Xov. 7. 1722.
11. Xaomi, b. Jan. 27, 1704: d. Xov. 2o. 1707.
IIF Jolin, b. Auu". 23, 1707; d. Nov. 1. 1722.
IV. Mary, d. in Cheshire, 1773: m. Jnhn M<d\ay.
8. Isaac Cook, b. Jan. 10, lOS]; d. Fel). 1, 1712; m. Oct. 11, 1703, Sarah Cuili-;
of \\'alli)i,i,^i'Td. She m. ,'2i 1711, C.ileb Lewis.
I. Sar:ih, b. .Uilv 20, 1707
IF .\nu.s, d. y.
HI. Miud\v(dl,' b. Ma\. 1700; m. Caleb IXarts of (Tuilford.
IV. Isaac
84. I.saac Cook, b. Jan. 27. 1710; called Cah b after death of Ids father. He d.
in \V. Mairli k;, i:;mJ; hi. Oct. 13, ] 7:!:!, .lerushu I'-uxton. uhod. 1703.
F Amos. b. Der. 3, 173,4: m, l'"eb. 23, 1737, Kb., da llnsford. 1, ]:i.inr, 1,. .\pril
23. 1737: d. Al-y 17, 17'.M>; m. i>olly Finekeli. 1, /.rra/>. d. al s<>a. 2. Ihlnm. 3, 7..,///.
4, Lii-ri-.t ami ihrer more. 2, Fiiiu-.v, b. April 10, noi; m. 1703, John Davis. 'l,
H///".v, b. Mr.ich 10, 17;iO. 3, Amos, b. .luiU' 23, 1703. 4. Hi.sw Ki.l.. i). Dec. (-;, 1704 ; m.
Oct. 30. l?ss, IJachel Xe-.veil. ], A3om'//, Am;'. 0, 17S'.!. 2, ll'ili.,,!, Sn^'-. 21, 17'.M. 3.
7'//3,/,,. \u-. k;, 1;;::; J, /;,-<■/,,/ ./',„;,,•,.//. 'Mav 7. i;i'3; d. s.pi; 27, i;its. 3, /,Vc/.
/(/7/..luly 3, iT'.rs. (;, /;,/,/,,/ /',v//, /■'.;/, Xw-s. 2. Inio. 7, ./">.'//,- /A/.v/:,/v/. o, t. 12. I^H'J,
5. .loitin.tU. .Mandi 2. 1SU3, 3. Fi;i. Jan. I'.i, VAV, : m. Sophia l'(,iid. ' 1, Ini. 2, J}:irid.
3, Cul 0. Amu>, Marrh 2;». 17'1S: m. Sabriua .Vis. 1, Hrrit^. 2. PJimUi. 3, .t///e.v.
(i-iG A^pl:^•nlx.
7, ]-L-CiNi)A, (h-t. f,l. 1771: ]ii. Auir., 17!)!, StcpliPii Ihui. 1 and •.\ 7'irui d.n/.-i., Mardi 7, '
1092; (i. .S aihi 17 sm. iiim. :;, J.-v'/AJ, (V.-t. MO, 17!i:i. -1, Cfliiui, Oct 1!», 17;t."). T), /,'"'//, ;
Jan. 2G, 17!)'.), G. /^n.s,r,/i ('',, .Jalv VJ, jsu]. 7, l."r'i!i,, Im'1.. 2, l^D-l. S, /,'//«r/r', (), t'..
180r>. 9, >■'>;;''//'/ ^'., Si-pt. 1 1 , 1^6'.). 10, y.'/'7/'//(/. An-. 27, 1^11. 8, Sir.vL, (Jvt. 10,
177S; 111. .Ian. ;J, l7Si7. 'I'li'^mas ^V(■h()ll. 1. f.;rn,<iii. .hmc Ki. !7'.*s. 2. Ju;liiu\ Jan. 2;'.. ',
ISOO. ;!. .V/'"/(w, .Mardi 10, 1M»2. -J, SnlJi/'j), .i r,', Sept. .1. 1^1)7: il. Mav 7, 1S(I^. .-,, \
/ytUi/ JJ,>ur.. hnir !-!. islo, 0, J^7///rv, April 12; 1SI2. 0. J.y,m.\.\ S.-i,r.'21, 17S(i: m. ;
suul'lia'l: \, SIdiii ij IlaU. 2, Ijpihm yartoi, . 10, Di.mim;, Mairli ."), 1 7f~;i; m. Plihica.s \
]loiU':li, Xov. 22, IM'4, and luul:^ 1, Connnj', Xov. 1."), I'M).";.. 2, J,</nul,r, Nov. ;-i, 1^07. j
4, JJ<"/., ()rt. 2S, 1^1)'.): (!. .MMin. '^
JI. Ji-nislia, 1). N.!v. 10, 17;;G; .1. .March 21, ISIO; in. Frl.. 22., 17.")7, (iid./oii II. -s- ^
ford. 1, Ih-.i i;r.N, \>. S^nt. 0. 17GI): lu. 1770 Olivr .Vndrcws. 1, PUf. 1>. .Ian. I'.i, 17^0. ■.
2, ]IV'//^-. b. Fcl). 2i. 1>'2. ;i, Chniinitr. 4, Ibtrni. 2, S);i;A.i.\ir. 1>. licr. IG, 17G-,>. j
:-!, Joel, 1). l^di. 0, 17G0. 4, l>r. v, !,. Jan. ;.!], ]77l'; d. .Match V.), 1774. .o, Lm y, I,. I
l'"(d.. ], 17 74. G, dcdur,},, 1,. 1.\4i. G, 1770. j
III. Ihaar, h. Julv-js. 1 7:!0 : d. al Niai^ara Jiiin-, ISIO; iii. March G, 17Gii, .M;.itha.
Cook. " " \
]V. Cal.'h, >hind! 14, 1711; in. Jan. 12. 17G4. AhiL-ail Fiiudi. \
V. Mindwfdl, 1). \)vr. 0, 1742; d. r(d>. ;J, 1747. \
A'l. And.roM', h. ^klarch 17, 174.1: m. Scj^t. 2.1 17G."., Esther Peek. |
VII. Kliliu, 1). AuLC. IG: d. An.c. ol, 174:. I
Vlll. .Mindu. 1!. b. Ai.i'll 2ii, 17.".0; m. Nov. 0, r,G!i, .bn-.Mni;;]. ('aiiinpton. 1, J.\me.-. \
1>. Nov. 0, ]7;u; ni. Patty :\icClcavr [0,. 3. Mii.i-.s, b. bVh. 11, 177o: d. Aii.l^ 21, 170:1 |
;3, SlN.\, b. Nov. 11. 1771: m. Maich lo, 170S. "\'irru(- Ib-onsnn. 1, Viftn,' i'arrin'jt'nu \
b. Apiil G, d. .Iiih- :'>,i:0'.i. 4. Lrvi;i;iuis, b. J:;n. 2s, i:;<.i; m. 1m4). 10. ISOO, Thaiikfnl ?
Mall. J. .4,'<// n'rafnoa, b. Jan. VG, INII; d. ^^e].t. o, 1^02. 2, Anna. S.4)t. l."), P^O-j'; d. \
Oct. 2G, ISIU. ;:, 1I7///7///,. I). Pec. 0, ISOS. 5, Mixdvki.i,, b. J).'c. 0, 1707; d. .\uv. 7, •
180;^. [
5
Sd-"). Isaac Cook, b. Juh- is. i:;W; d. al Xhi--ai'a Fulls psp); m. Mafch (i, 17(;0. \
Ma it ha Co.dv. ■ . \
1, Joed, b. Oct. 12. 17G0: d. at l'.al>yln!), L. I., Dec. 10, ls.-,2, n. 01. llo Avas in \
many of tlu' iinj-ortant battles of tlio l^t>v. and after the uav received L'aptaiii's coininis-
sioii frcnn I'rest. JcftVisnu. It i-^ --aid that lie saved tlic life of (bneral Harrison at the
battle of Tipi'ecaiioe; ni. Jan. 1, 17^4, Pelxcca llart. 1, J [•:.\nnkttk, b. .Inly s, psibp
2, Lucy, b. A])ril 1.-), 17So; m. .lulv 22, PS04: Janie.s Cdston. 1, ,///'/,(.v (V»//,', b. .Inne
2(j, 1SG4. 2, -A;//// i////^, b. Feb. 7. i^'*»G. M, y.^v/,/-- y/r//'/, b. .hilv 12, INDN. :i ^]l^;,l:^-A, •
b. June IS, 17S0. 4. Li; \.M)!:i;. b. March 2'.). 1702. .'), P.vtty, b. Nov. 27, 1701: d.
Sei)t. 20, 1S07 G, Pr.nEc.'.v, b, April ."i, 1708. 7, Piii;i;k, b. Jan. .">, Isol. s, Juel j
\VTi.fOX, b. A[iri! 2s, is(js. !
11. Peniuel, b. Mat.di 17. 17G2: lu. Dec. 29. 1 784, Betsv Bates. P I.oTiiiior, b. \
Nov. 20, ]78o: n,. Mav 21, 1^07, S,.phia Pcllart. I, Ln'rls. b. Jitne IG, ISOS. 2, ,
TnioTiiY P.vTKs, b. Pec. 2;-5, 17N7. Jl. P.vui:.\, b. ] >cc. '..^l, 17sO: d. May 12, 1701 . 4. \
L.Vfit.\, b. Mav 12,, 1702. 5, Bei'sy, !>. June 2,0, 1704. G, ('uHXi;i.i-\, b. Sept. 5, 170G. :
7, ls.\AC, b. l'"'(4i. 10. 1802. 8, Amaxi>.\. b. Nov. G, 18i)(;.
in. Jam. s, b. Jan. 20, 17G4: d. at sea; m. H^^G, Chl.ie Poduvrs. 1, Mil,i:s. b. June
14, 17SG. 2, Me) rss.v. b, Nov. 1".. 17SS. :^, Angei.ix.\, b. May 21. 1701. 4, Pf. emxv.
1). April 8, 17'.iP o, (;iii.o!:, b. Ort. :',, 170.">. G, Fi,iz\, b. April 2, INDD.
IV. Lncv, b. Jan. ."), 17GG: m. Sti'phen Hall [p. 4G2].
V. l.-aaV, b. July IG, 1GG8: m. Die. 21, 1702, Mar^-aretta S.'.,tt. lie cmiirrated to
C'liillicothe, <)., 1 102. an.l becatn.' an A<~;oi-iate Jtubj-e (,f tl;.- ( 'otirt .d' r.nnnn,n Pleas. lie
d. Jan. 22, 1844". a. 7G. 1. Fi iz.k, 1'. Oct. 'Jl, 17'.)2,; d. Sept. 14. IT'.JO. 2, P-\tty, 1).
Jitn.^ 20, 170.7; d June -Jl. 1 70G. 0. P^aac, b. Mar.d. G. 1707. 4. PrcY, b, N..v. 10.
1700; d. May -JS. 1S(M). .""., .Makia, 1). Mar< h 0, psiil ; m. Jaine- Webb, M. P.; d. in 180:1
of chol.^ra in P.'xitiivt'iit, Ky., wlu-rf he had ^-one to ciiin[dct.- arnm^-eni.'nt,- f.ir sen line;
slaves 1(1 Liberia \vh.: luul been set Pie by himself aii.l his fatlu'i. I su!)i..e-,ed him t.i
be of the (.'onn. lamily until inf.uiii.'d by Hon. IPuherbu.i i?. Hayes that Dr. W'.Jd, was
1). in Ky. and liis ani;e.'!ors f.u- th.ie.' or l.iur ^-eneratinns w.'re of Pi.dim.'iid P..., \'a.,, an. I
early s.'ttlers .)f thai Staw. P.e.ic \\ebl,, father id' Dr. Jatnes, was an othcer in fh.e ^':^
line of the (.'oiitiiii'iital army. /. am. mil;- others: I, l.nfii Wmr 117 W., in. D.'c. 20, IS.')-J,
UiitheiJ'ord IPirrhard Hay,''s; afterw ar.ls (inv. (d" (.). iind Piv>t. P. 8.: .7 .diil. G,
M.sT'i'iiiow ScuTT, b. Ap'ib isn:;. 7. |j,i/A)ii:in, b. Mar.di 27, I'-n."",; ni. .I.dm N.Pon.
5, Wii.i lAM. b. Ai)ril Is. 1sm7. 0, John .l.isr:ni, b. .Mav 2s. IsnO. 10. Pr.'V Hai.i..
b. May 7). ISll. n, Pi[i:i-.i; b. .\u-. 8, 1810; m. .\!ay"2G, 1s:;G, \\"ni. M.l^eli. 12..
JIakc.'mu-.TT.v SM/rr, b. April 0, 1817: ni. A'.ie,. o, 1841, .Muses PoiZ^s.
APPKXDIX. G4?
VI. ^fartliu, h. .hmv :;•), 1T70.
Vir. Jlindurll, 1,. .h.iy 17. i::-J; 111. .hm. <;. ITlt], .\.<;iliel licnliam. 1, ]'i iirKij,.
1). Oc-t. 7, 179','. '2. Samiki-Jiiilx, 1>. .lum- 17, Kli.-). :',. Ki.i/Ar.ioi n, !>. M:iifh -J. i;!t7
VIH. riicUe, 1.. Vrlr 'J, 1777: in. VrU. l,s(ir), J)avi'I Stocking-. 1, Stki'jikn IIaj.i,, h.
^'ov. :2;3, 180;,. 2, KiJ/A A.N.\, 1). Ajiril IS, isil.
844. Caleb Cook, l'. >h.irh 1-J, IMl: m. .);iu ]•:. i:i;i, Al.i-ail Imik-Ii.
I. Villcv, 1.. X,.v. 3(i. ]:C,4; 111. ]).■(•. 111. ]7!)(l, Ahcl (nok. 1, Lk VKK i:TT, b. Jail,
l;!, 17;'n. 2, Cokmj.iv. l). Vi-\>. 21, 171t7. :i, :\1.m;ii.tta. h. Scjit. S, isdtj. 4, IOmii.y,
1.. .luly -r.]. ISD'J. :,, Piiii.AMn:!;. h. Oct, lo, ISUI. (), .) ionmittk, !>. May ,'>. 1S07.
II. Au,i;-iistus, l». Jan. ",'•">, liOI; in. .lime ;'.0, llii:), Saiali l>iilt<)ii. 1, l.rTiiKi:
1'>rT'H,)X, li. .Jaiu-21, 17114. 2, Sir.vt. I5i;\( i!, h. J uia- -j:!, 1 ;'J7. o. TiaHiv, ]). Jan. 12,
ISUO. 4, Sai.i.y, 1). MaivK 22, isil.
III. Cal.'b, 1.. .Iulv2, 17(i^;(l. Fcii, 1770.
IV. Ahiaail, b. Nov. J^, 17(i!'; d. .Maivii, 17114.
y. Al.i-ail. b. Apiil 10, 1777: in. Ih-r. 1. W.'C,, .I„!ui Hall. I, Ki,r/,TK, b, .lmie2s,
1708. 2, <.'muih-.L!a, b. Xiiv. 20, INUO. o, lb)\v.\i;ii b. >Vi.t. ;!0, ]Sii2. 4, Ai;ii;.\il, b.
Juno 27, ISU-S.
VI. IJ.-isL-v, b. Ffb. IS, 17ri).
A'l!. .Mavv"Aiiii, b. Auir. 2;j, 17s:l; in. June, lK)il, Joshua Tliwipi.. 1, liKUKCCA, b.
May ;]1, Isii.S.' 2, .Iamf.s HAi;vi:v, b. Aj.ril (j, ISIU.
"".'111. Ann'Ua, twin.
IX. ('al(4.i, twin, b. June 4. lbs!;; in. Oct. 10, 180S, Amelia Lewis. 1, LoiiSA, b.
July 10, isolt. 2. l.i.wis, Marcb 1."). 1^11.
846. AmbroSvO Cook, b. Maieli 17. 1745: m. Seiu. 25, 17(i5, Estber Pe:-k.
I. Child, I.. ]77ii; d. a. ^ we,-ks.
ir. Ciiaunifv. 1). I'ei.. 1, 17t;7: m. .\.i[--. 1-5, 171tO, Eiiniee Duttmi. 1, Lati;a, b.
Oc-t. 25, lib'l. 2. CiiA>. Chaixi kv, b. .Ian. 22, 171>!).
III. Samu.d, b. .lulv.v, ]7(;'.); m. An^-. 1, i;ii2, .Martlia Ceek; cnus. 1, JdUX Mii,-
Tox. b i'\4.. 1, 17115. 2, bt-( V Axx,, <.).i. 25. 1S(!,-,.
IV. Jirusba, b. April 25, 1771; m. Nov. 14, | ::!:;, ][inin Manson. 1. ?.Ir:UAD
Chatxi KV, b. S'j.t. 2, 1795. 2, S.vr.i.v. b. .lime 21, 17!t!).
\'. Aiiiu-ail, b. .\nrii HI, 17?:;: il. Jiily<i. iso--^; m. S'^.t. 25, ir;i2, Samuel Tutile.
1, LicY. Se;.t. 20, 17!»;;. 2. Anxa, .N.iv. .5', 17',)5, ;;, Onr.ix, Jan. IS, lS(iO.
VI. Cbailes, b. .Vjiril 2 1,1775. m. Sei-l. i'., 1 Tii'i, Svlvia Yale, dan. ef Klibu and
l.ueietia Yale; lie d. at Cuy.alio.uu Fall.-, (4.. .lune, ]S45. " 1, OTts, b. .Xivril S, 171)7. 2.
Skxa, 1). Sept. 17, ]71'S. :i, )'i;i'];i;, b, .lulyKi. bS()i). 4_ 'run\:As. b. ]•".•],. 1. 1S02;
(1. lbG2. .5, (.'IIAI'J.K-, AuiT. 1:-!, 1S(14; ics. ibirtb'nl. Conn. (I, Okkix, 1). Mav s, ISOS.
7, Henky. b. Feb. 12, INK); d. jsiTj. s, Isaac, b. Auir. 17, ISi:;.
Vll. FJsthor, b. Oet. !), 177?: m. J^n. 21. 17l)i;, lieuajab Yale. 1, Voustki;, b. Jan.
1, 1797. 2, Xan<'V, Feb. 2*;, i;i)-!. ■). S\MC!,r,. July l';!, 1799. 4, LieiiKTiA, b. Mareb
18, INOI. 5, PuKin-., b, Mandi 1, isn:4.
VIII. Lydia, b. (K-1. lU, 1779: m. S.'pt. 11, ISOa, Aiulivw Hall, M.D. 1. Ai.ex'k.
WiuTTi.KsKv, b. May 28, i.Si)5. 2, S.\i;.\ii Jifssi'.i.r,, b ih:r. M, ISOlJ. 3, Amhkose
Cook, June 17, ISIO. " 4, I'iiaxklix ]).\xa. b. Sept. 20, isjl.
IX. Naney, b. Nov. 1;'.. 17S2: 111. Mar.di 9, IXM), Kiidiaid Hall. 1, I'lttiA XDEi;, 1>.
June 25, isoi;; d. Da-. 11, 1S()7. 2, Sisax, b, Srpt. 10, l^OS. iJ, .Ikkusiia, b. Nov. 14,
im>. 4, <>Ki;ix. !5'1>. 14, isn.
X. Oiiin, 1). !■'( b. 14, 17"^4: m. Miss Stern of (.'uiir.nd.
XI. Diana, b. Nov. 2S, ITSO; m. Dr>\ 10. 1S07, Androw Bartbubnnew. 1, A.Miii;osK
Cdok, b. Frb, 10, 1SU9. 2. Phii.amikk, b. May 10, ]sil.
The abiive rei-nrd of ih-srendants of Isaae Coiik, \sith tli.' exc'pti u: of a few items
p,atliered from other soiirees, is from n L:(uealo--ical tii-o nnnh' by .laie.es Car.inirton,
ISb'i, and ]ia.inted by bis dan. Carolim' Carrini:-toii of \\'all!nij:for(l.
B. Joseph Cook, b. Frl>. 25. P;s::!; m. Al>iu-ail : (2j Oc-t. 14, lib!, F^leanor
Johnson; roni. to Ou-b'-n, Conn., 1743: d. N(jv. 7, 1704.
I. L.iis, b. Apiil v5. 170(;; d. inf.
II. Samr.i-l. Fob. 2s, 1702.
III. Abi--ail, .Ian. IS. ]7o:j: /. l,v 2d in.:
I\". Ph. 4k-, o.-t. 7, 1715: m. l-'ob. 21. 1757. Kii l^-t^ibone.
V. r.c. janiii;, b. .b,n. 5, 1 7 1 s.
\"I. D.miel, An;'. 29. 1720.
VII. \\.-ilter, b. Dee. 21, 1722.
Vllt. Joseph, 172U.
048
API'l'NDlX.
IX. ].<.'.<. 17-:!l.
.\1. li'ai'uiuli, Xiiv. 13, n^l; m. Jan. 25, IT.jO, IJo-vr Pcttil.nnc; .^lu' d, AimH
20, noy.
DACiGKTT.
John Da-.M-tt cunif to WaTertoNvni, Mass., lii:Xt, anJ .ui^iM.sc.niaa l..o. Thoinas.
Jolui hf.,1 s. Thomas, Km,., of K-luai town, >hn-tl:u-s Vinryanh M^i-s., ainl John ol o'l.o-
both Ma.ss. Thomas, ]:.>,., m. Ihiunah, , hk-st dan. ot (,ov. ^hiyl,rw, and had 1 Va.
John Thomas. Samtud. Joshua, Tsrarl and .Mnvy. Dra. John, anr.-.tor of a 1 llto Da,--
o-rtts ill Allh hoi-o, .Mass., an<l Conn., ranu' from Manila's \ in. ■yard to Atthd).n<, rJ>oai
TtO'J, witli wife and 9 vhU.—Hi-^!. of At(l,:h',ri>. JL'^s.
I. .Mavlii-w, ni. Jranna Hivin.
II. Kiieucv.er, m. Mary l^h-^^ckinton.
III. Ttionnis, ui. Sarali Stanley.
IV, Napthali.
V -\l)i"ail ni. Oct. 1-2, i:i4, l^hone/.tr l.iouhh
IV, Jane, m. Nov. <> . 1721, C'ahd. Hall.
YII. /ilprdi, m. Julv hS, 1701, Xatliani.d Kohmson.
Vll). I'ation.c, ui. uVt. -1, 172:j. X.^ah Hohinsoii.
IX. Mai-y. in. Jan. l^<, 1727, John 'i'itns,
1. Mayliew Daggett, m. Oct. 11, 1700, Joanna 151 vln and had:
I. Llihti.
II Ellhu Dag-gett, ^vho <1. Auir. 20, ITdr,: Kldor and first jiroarher for the South
?jai>ti*st So,- ol a', )iu \U-[a'vru St;.nh'v, who d. Sr;,t. 29, 1700, in lior ^">th yr.
I. Ilenrv, 1). Ajiril 0, 1741; m. Kli/ah.-th Prr.srott.
II. Jacol), 1), 174S; m. Klioda IhinusKjn []>. (!1|
III Kenrv Dasri^ctt, h. .\i.ril si, 1711: d. in N. Hav., Sept. 2. 1S;10, in his 00th
vr 1I(' wtis a lufrrhant. M:u'istra(e and Alderinau; ni. Eli/.aljrth, dan. of Ih'njainin
■preso.'tt an-l sis .,f i;t!ir.-.-a,\\f. of Fo.;:or Shrrman, wli,, d. May 11, isi:;, in her Cdst
vr " lle'in. (2)" rdizaheih (Taylor) Cook, h. l.Oo: d. July, ISoJ. The will .d' Henry
Da"-"-ett i)roved ]^:li), nnis. v\ f. ]:ii/aheth, iCmxia, will. ,d'my bro. Jaroh i,nd his (Jul.,
Sailv Johnson and Naiuv DaL-eti, Amos C. Taylor and Ids >i.. Clarissa Mer^Mn
^vf oflhv Stimu(d rl,' Idren of mv wf. I'di/.nl.ietli, dau. Eli/a lloo]<,'r wf. ol Idward.
of Farminolou, Conn., Marv Andrew wf. of I?ev. Samuel, and --r. da.u. Amelia Bulkley
(,f \ Y "^j.^t distrihuted" hv Simeon r.aldwin, Pn^'cr Sherman and James hn.iilish.
* 'l 'i:ii/.aheth. m. Ivlwanl Honker of j-arminv-ton, CoV.n. 1, Ki.iz.v, m.. S-pt. HI,
is:i4 H.ai Franeis (Jil!-t:e, h. Wind--'-, Conn.. Dee. 14. l^n?; res. Hartford. 1, J.s//-
hrl Fr,!i,<-1^ Mav 17, 1n:;i;. 2, Eliza ]Io„l.; r, Ih'C. 7, ls:!S. o, EJ.r.n'd ]Eo\-rr, Oer . 1,
1840. 4, hf^>r]-t ILuEer. Au<:, 1, lS-12. o, Mary J]u.,hir, June 24, IShK d, Aug. 2,,
1S47. iV, H'//^ 7/er./;. /•, Jiilv 2i. 1>;5:?. ^ , ,- .
II Maiv, m. Pev. Samurd K. Andrew of Woodbury, Conn., wno d. May 2(., l^.)'^,
a 71 1 'm \'k'v V... d. Jan. 12, l>^o:h a. 27; m. \Vm. Atidiii'son.
HI. Amelia .Marsh, h. 1770; d. Sej.t. 24. l^C, a. 2S; m. Jolm Pulkley. wdio d.: (2)
Stewart C. ^hirhle of x'. V. 1. .VMf.i.i.v M. liii.Ki.KV.
IV. I'Ti/.aheth, d. Xov. Ill, 1772, a. ;;!j days.
V. Kehecca, d. Her. IC. 177d, a. 47 days.
VI. Eliliu, (1. Mav 17, l77o, a. dC days. ,.
^TI. Heniv, d. Jan. 21. 17i7. a. 'Jd days.
VI 11. FJi/al;eth. <1. June 1, 177S, a. 72 day;;.
IX. Henry, d. Feb. d. 17S4. a. 22 days.
2. Ebcaczer Daggett, m. Xuv. 0, 1721, Mary P.larkinton
1 Na-.tindi l)a,-ett. b. A., Mas.-.. Sent. S, 1,2(; <!. N. Hav.. Nnv. I). l.SU; V
C 17-)S- pastoral S'M!t!-iowr,, !,. I., 17dl: Prof, ol Div., V. C. 1 ?■"", till d.; Ai-tin;r
Pi'es Y C Sept. in I7(;d To .\p;il 1, 17:7: S. 4'. P. Priiu-etwn. i;; 1; was taken i^rison.-r,
wounded and barbarou-1 v t reaie-1 bv t he lhi:i>h inX. Hav.. 177;), wlii.'h hast.'Ued hi-^
d Xi.v ■'."> 1 7"^(l Hi- e-taie \N.:is dixided aineni;- 7 iddl.: ihairy Hai^-u-fit and Henry
l,,,',,.^t jr' a.bnrs: Sieph.a. P. ;! |:;l one o! the .,pp; -. : m , a' Snut btown. 1 .. f.. Die.
P) l7od Sarah Smith. 1, Hi-.Miv, b. O.-i. 11, 1 7o ! : d. May >:, l,oo: inherit, ■.! ne_rr.>
w.mian.'Sue. 2. S.MiA.l, b. Apnl li, li/ai: m. --.- M.,.s: l..el n,-:o ^nd, Olue, ami
silverware, d, Hi:m;v, b. Feb. 24. !7oS: d. at N. Hav., June -i), IM.,; \.i . l/-->:
I
(348 Ai'i'i:N i>]x.
IX. J.i/is. 170!».
X. LumlMMt.
X!. Ilaiuiali, Nov, l:j, n;J-""i; m.
29, i;ti;i.
Jan, 2."), I'l'yi. ]lo--rr Pcttibonc: slic d, A[>iil
DAGLJllTT.
JoliH Da--Kt came to AVateTt^^wm, Mass.. 10:^0. aiul sai.pn-,.Ml liaJ 1..... Thoinas.
John hn.i s. Tlionias. E.su,, ol' i:.!-artnwn. .Martlia's \ incyani. >.ass.. a„<l .h-.hn ol .rl.o-
botU Mass. Thomas, ]-:.s<|., m. Haiuiali, . l.U'St dan. <.f Unv. Mayl,ru-, an, had IVa.
John 'I'honi.as Saniu.d. .loshua, Tsra(d and .Mnvv. D.a. J.dm, ai.rK-lor of all ihr Da,--
o-otts in Alllt hni-,,, Mass., and C'oiui.. I'anir tn.in Marlha'.^ \ i.icyard to AtrK-lHui. cAxaW
hO'.K \vith wif.' and 9 <diil.— //(V. (;/' .-l)'/('c/"'/v^ J/".<-.v.
I. ,Mavhc\v, ni. Ji'auna iVivin. ■ '
II. lObi'iiC'/er. in. Mary Hhacl.-intnn.
III. 'J'l\onias, m. Saiali Stanley.
IV. Xaiithali.
V Ahiirail ni. Ort. l-\ 1714. l^h.-n.'/.tv (iould.
IV. Jan.', in. Xov. 9, 1 TvM . Calrl, HaU.
VII. Zilpah. m. July 1«, IT'^l, Xathanifl Kohinson.
VHJ. I'aticiirt.-. in. (At. -J, ITJ:.!, Xoah Hohiiisua.
IX. :\lai-y, in. Jan. 1^, IT'37. Jnhn Titiis.
1. Ivlayliew Daggett, m. Oct. 11, 1709, Joanna ]5ivlu and had:
I. Lllhti.
11 Ellhu 33ag-getl, who d. Auir. 29, 17(15; KI,I<t an.l first i)iv:udi.T f^r the South
Piaptist So,-. .)1 a', ni'y'i^.iMT.M Sianloy, \\]u, d. Sr;,t. '^O, 1799. in 1m r sr)th yv.
I. lionrv, 1)'. April 9, 1741: ni. Fdi/ah.-th Piv.^cotL
II. Jai'nl), h. 17-lS; m. i:iioda lluiniston []>. HI"].
Ill HeiirV Dae-t^ctt, h. .Vpril 9, 1741: d. in X. Hav., Sept. 'J. 1S:10, in his 9!)th
vr n'c \v;(^ a infidiaVlt. Maidstiate and Aldeniiaii; m. IJi/abi'th. dan. of Iv-njaniiii
■prescMit an<l <is .-f Ibbcc-a, wf. of P>o;;cr Sh.-viuan. vh,. d. May It, isi:;, in h.-r <;ist
vr " He 111. (0) Idi/abrih (Taylor) ('o<dv, b. 170."'>; .1 July, l^ol. 4'1m' will nt' Henry
Da.'-.'-t-tt ]iro\ed 1^:10. nms. \\i. I-:iizaboth. ITiioda. wid. .J' my br.;. Jacoh and his (did..
SaU? Johnson and Nanrv Daa-vti, Amos C. Taylor and his .si.-. Clarissa Meruin,
wf "oflbv Sauiiud rliihlVeu of luv wi'. I'di/.abotli, .iau. ihiza iloohor wt. ot tdward.
of Farmin'aoii. ('..lui., Marv Andrew wf. of l?ev. Samuel, and --r. dan. Amelia Bulkh>y
of X V " l':-t distribiUed" bv Simeon lialdwin, Pni^cr Sherman and .lames Knulish.
" '] 'idi/abeth m. iMiward Hooker of 1' armiiu'-lon, CoV.n. 1, Fa.va\. m. Sept. 10.
is:}^ Hon Fianri-; (Jill-tre, b. Wind-or. Conn.. Dee. 14. IsuT: res. Ibu-tfonl. 1, A--;''
hfi Fr,:i,''l'< Mavl7 In'oH. -2. EUza llool:, r, \h-c. 7, ls;^. o, Ld^r,,,-'! jr,.„!<,'r, Oct. 1.
1S40. 4, 'llo^'i'rt Un.,l:,r. Au";. 1. \>^V1. •-., Miry }hj<>l(i\ June -Jl. bs).""): d. Aug. '21.
1847^ (h 'll"//(. 7/'ve/-/-, July"21. b^.l:'.. ,
11. Marv, m. liev. Samind 1,'. Audrey.' of Woodlmry, Conn., wuo d. May •.'(., ISo^.
a 71 1 *M \V;'y K., d. Jan. 12. l>-^o:h a. 27: m. \Vni. Atrhh-son.
HI. Am.'lla Marsh, b. 1779; d. Sejit. 24, IS.iT, a. 28; ui. Jolm Pulkley, ^vho d.: (2)
Stewart C. :\!arb]o of x'. V. 1. Ami;i.i.\ M. l•;l•l.Kl.^A•.
IV. Elizabeth, d. Xov. 19, 177-2, a. oij days.
V. Kebecca. d. He-. 10. 177d, a. 47 days.
VI. Eliliu, d. .Mav 17, I77r., a. 40 days. ,.
VII. Heniv, d. Jan. 21. 1777. a. 9:i days.
Vill. Eli/al;eth. d. June 1. 177S, a. 72 days.
IX. Henry, d. Feb. M. 17S4, a. 22 days.
2. Ebcaezer Dag,2,ett, 111. Xov. 9, 1721, Mary I'darkint.ut ,^ ,-.,-, V
1 N.aothali Da -etr. b. A., Mas.-., Sent, ,s, 1727; <1. X, HaY.. Xov, 2.), I,SU: ^ .
C 174S- pastor at S-Mitl-.iown , 1,. I., 1 7.M : Prof, ol !)iv.. V. <'. 17.7.") till d.; Aetni!r
Pn-s V (■ Sept. m 1700 to .\piil 1, 1777; S, 4'. P, Prineeton, lill: was taken ju-isoner.
wounded and ba rbar.msl v t ivaJe-l bv t he Piili.sh inX. Hav.. 1 ;:;). v, hieh hastene,] his
(1 Xov -'.7 17S() His e-taie wa-; di\ided anionu' 7 ehil.; Heuiy Hau'-tit and lleniy
i;.,J_,.;t ir" aOmr: ; Slepheu i;:dl [O] (;:ie ..! the api^r.. ; m . a' Smit li^evn, 1 „ 1, , Hie.
19 17:.:; Sarah Smith. 1, Hi-.:si;v, b, <).;, II, 17.)i:d, .May s, 1 7o..: inherit, '.i ne-ro
w.unan.'Sue. 2, S.VKv.i. b. Apnl (7. !7:ai; m. Mo..; h el m-ro prh, Olu e. and
silverware. 0, Hi:m;v. b. Feb. 24. !77;; d. at X. Hav,, .iuiie 20. 1M4; \.( . I----:
A1"J'EM)1X.
G51
1S22; ni. Clilof . 1, A''if/'iil. 111. IvL's. r?, C/i/or. ;■], SnU//. 4, ^f'n•^/ Ann.
5. A':/v(. G, Amos. d. IS.JU; iii. Naiiey . 7, A'/nd, \>. 1808. '■), Ki-:j;i;rcA, iii. Ailing
Ivcs.
\'n. St.]>lirii, Ami;-. 14. IT'Jl: d. IID^; in. Srjit. 2';. IToO, Kuiiicc Tiittlc [p. 1C>.")|.
Vlll. Miiiv, l>ic. 'Jii, li-j:!; 111. Drr. 07. 174-1, .loliii Wliit>', jr.
LX. ]?ebl'(.'ca, Jiilv '2, ITOd, lu. Jan. O."!. 1 Mft. ,j(.lin lliihl'iird, jr.
X. Ah'urnil. All-". 4, 17:JS; m. Juni' 1!), 1740, llc/.c:;i,-.li (U:v\i:\\n,—L'''is/niJ)l,:l;r-
)jiiin, (>f ^'. JJiir. Con/t,
TXjOLlTTLlv
Abralinm Doolitlle and hi.s lirntlicr .John \v<'rf vr-rv early in Mas--. J. dm d. •«.
/. in SaU'in, Mab.-^., and Abraliani is said to br tlio iimgcnito; nf all \vli<i bear tlir- name
in the 1'. S. Hf tdolc tlif oath in New Haven (1644) and was made tlii^ clind' t-xrcutive
ollicer ui the ronnty (SlieriiT). In KUj;) he was chosrn l.iy the ijcoph' to snpi'riiUend the
atVaiis of t'ne neu" sf",rlem>/nt at Wallingford. whirh was iiii-or]ioi:'.ted May 1;*, 1071*, by
act of the (Jiiieral Court at Ilaitfoid, In titne of Kim:' I'hilliiis wai-jie was n nn-inbfr
of tin- viuihmcf i;oinmitH-eand his dwelling was fortified for inoti'ct ion aLTuinst tin- Indians.
il<' was several times d'']'iiry fi'oni Now Haven and afterwards from Walliiigford, aho
Selectman and aiipeai s to have lici'n a \ery valuable and highly resiici;ted citizen. — Jjiin.s'
Hist, of \\'ii/''\'. Ill d, Aug. 11. ICi'.Ht, a. 70 yrs.; est. I'^U'^: John Moss. Naih. Mcrrinian,
wit.; m. C^d wf. ) July 0, Idlio. Abigail, dau'. of John Moss, \vho d. Nov. .■>, 171t.», a. (j!>
vis. /. liv 1st 111. :
1. Varah, d. hefore 1711: ni. F(4). 17, 1(17:'., XN'illium fJ.ernetha. 1, I'h.iZAin.Tii,
h. Dec. 15, Km:]; m. Slnion Tuttle [l]. 2. Wim.rA.M, b. July 2;i, Hi7.'>. :>, Sakah. h.
Oct. 10, l('i77; m. 'iJios. \N iltslnie. 4, Mahv, b. .March -.^7, 1<J7'J; ni. William Tuttle
[]) -22')]. 5, l)AXii:i.. 0, S.\.Mi'i-:i.. 7, Sisanxa.
11. Abraham, b. Feb. V2. KJ-lO: d. N..v. in, 17:-;:3; m. Nov. U. IfiSO. Mary. dau. of
\\w.. IbJi; (!.; (■,') r. b. \2, 1689, IJuth hathro]' of New London who d. .v. i; [■'<) June '),
16!("), Eli/.a 'J1i<n-}»e, dau. of Sa.muel, whc> d. 1 7;'>6, a. 67 yrs. ]]f'T will made .May '20.
])roved Nov. 1, 17o6; calls herself wid., a. iu yrs.: names Kli/.abeth .Vrmsirong, execx. ;
4 gr. chil. Anna. Jemima, Esther and Thomas, chil. of her s. Thomas, dec; " my father
T'iuu-pe, my 2 daus. Klizabetli Armstrong ar.d Lydia who was ni.- to John Hoyce." 1.
Joil.X I). Auii-. IH, 16SI; ui. Fel). l.s. ]7o5, Marv.'dau. cd' Vv"m. and Mary (Jhitt'e) l''red-
ricks '[),. 217i. 2, >''/.^v/,.,,v'/A, b. Feb 24,17 7: "m. l\a. Isaiah d'uttle [;.. 2i;»] 2, AiuiA-
)1AM, b. Mar(di 27, I6S4; m. .\u[:. 10, 1710, Mary Fewis. :j, Sakau, h. Feb. .l, 1686.
4, Si-^ANNA, 1). A]'rii 1."). Id'"''-^; ni. Anni^tnmg. i.byodm.: 5, Tiiuui'K, Feb. l.j.
1Cii6. 6, SAMtKi,, .March 14, lO'.ls. 7, J>) f.pii, Marcfi F',, 1700; m. Dec. l.~). 1726.
Kacliel ('olc; (2) Feb. ."i, 1735, Martha Hitclicock. (". .• 1, 7-'//ef//, b. A])ril 24, 1720. 2.
Irhi'hod, Autr. 81, 17;jl. ;i SamJi, Dec. 27. 17:15. 4, .h's>p],_, June 25, 17:i8. 8, Tuos.,
Mav 17, 1705); m. Sarah Ahernathy. lie exhibited will (d' his f. Abraliam 17::i2. In
17:30 Srirah exhibited will of 'Idnis. Honored mother Krr/ah-'th, dau. Esther a minor,
son Thomas who m. and had <d>il. named in will of 17:.'(;. 1, -Hi/a'. 2, J<mUnii.
3, Esth, r. 4. 77/".v. 0, Lydia, h. June 26. 1710; m. J. Jm lioyce.
HI. Elizabeth, h. April 12. 1652; m. Bro(d;i4t.
IV. Marv, b. Feb. 22, 165:-i-4.
V. J(din, b. Jum> 14, l(i55; m. Feb. ?j. l(;s'2, Mary I'eck, b. March 4. Kibd. v<lau. of
John and Marv Moss d.au. oi J(din). He m. (2) .'an. 20, 1717, < i race Hlak<sle'. The
heirs of Samuel Brown conv. lands to John Doolif.le in l';04. 1, F.sriiKtt. Jan. 24. 16S:].
2, Samtki-, Fel). 4, W-.^T,. 3. Sai!A», Feb. 15, 16,^6. 4, Sr.-AX.VA, April 5. 1;188. 5,
Bhmja.min, JuIv 10, 1605; m. Lydia. dan. of Dea. Samuel Todd [p. o25]. 6, SesAXNA,
]>. Feb. 4, 170(i.' 7, I'lrxicK, May.:'0, 1707. 8, Joiix, Feb, 6, 1712.
VI. Sanuud. I). Julv7, 16115: m. Mary : (2) Ihiiiice - — ; (:-!) .Mary . He
d. 17:vi; wid. Marv execx". and uuard. to: f, Samii-.i.. 2. Ar.Ei.. :>, Mkimta i;t.r:. 4.
Bkn.t. He had h<"'sides a son Joseph, b. .lime -JO. 17u4: m. .May 14, 172'.i, .Ma;y Hitch-
cock; (2) -Mav 24. 17:10. .Marv Stri(d<laiid (d .Midiib-town.
VIL JoM'jdi b. F.d.. 12."l66i;-7; d. .Mav 15. 17:16: m. April 21, 1600. Sarali, dau. of
Sanim-i and .Meicv (Tuttle') Blown [.11.], and i>:ob. f. of: 1. (' wv . Joski-ii, whon.i. .
], /.v/e^r, 1). about' 1721; brass founder in New Haven. In 17:^7 i^'uj. Hullguard.ro
Isaac, ii minors, of (V,pt. Jose]ih Doolittle. [See uid(ic-ated for desc. |
VHl. Abie-ail. b. I5'b, 26, KiOs'-O: m. Wm. Fiedericljs (his 2<i wf.). 1st wf. Mary
Tnfrle []). 2ld|. 1, A nioAii,. m. D.'c. is, 1 ; is, .l,,.-,iah To.M (his 2d wf., his 1st was
Elizabeth (filbert): s. of ,lohn <and S;;iah Pd.ack-mant Todd. 1. .V",-/,', ni. Nath.aniel
Tuttle. 2. iAV/e/-.'//, m. Jes.see Blakeslee. :!. SW/'-f//, m. Isaac Doolittle. \, Al.i'juU.
(562 ArpcKDix.
IX. Eb'Ticzrr. 1). July (). Km-.'; d. D.'C. (I, 1711; iii. April 0, IGl^T, Tl.-innah, oiiiv
dau. of Saimu'l and llannali Hall. \>. Maicli II, Ki?:!; s.-t. in ( 'licshiir; inv. 171".'. Han
uah, Avid. adnix. 1, IJ.vxnah. a. ]'■} in 1/1'2. 'J, l"iii-,\i;/.i;K. a. 12 in 17r2. '.',. Mo-i.s.
a. 10 in 1712. 4, S.WvAII, a. 8 iu 1712. o, ('\i.ki',, a. G in 1712. f',. Joslmi, a. ! in
1712. 7, Z.woc. a. 1 in 1712.
X. Marv, 1,. .M;nvh 4, 107:-!- i; m. .Ian., 171:j, S.>l<ip.,,,n (ioss.
XI. Da.nicl, \k D.^c. 2'.). I(i7.~); d. 17.")r>: ni. llannali ('<,:n\van (,f Middl.'town. ('nun..
will) d. Jan. Ifl: 17)!'i. Hi.-, will ]ii(ivcd 175."), wf. Mary cxt'cv.; naines chil. ; 1, .l()-;|;i'ii.
July 3, 170'.»; in. Mary . 2. D.\XIi:i.. in. Kliy.alicth, dan. of l.<aar and Kli/.alicf h
Toiiii ])i!yt(>n ( 1). U.i;;]. o, STi;riiK\. 4, E/.i;a (dec). .'). Han.naii (.'.. li. .Ian. 27,
1609; wf.'of Ji.hn N\'iUianis ^dcc. ). She may have ni, Sej*!. 10. 1722. .I..~.'idi 1 )(j<dittlc.
<;, Ei.iZAUKTK. v.r. of S-'.nuud ]?h!l;»v-]i I'. 7, M.uniiA, wl. nf .l<.]in Mm.-s. Sliem. (1)
Tli('oif]iilu.s Fcnn. 8. Ai;if;Aii,, wl. of Avnun I'ailu-r I p. 2r)0|. !•, Xatiian. _\ dunue.-^t
cliild. For I'lii'tlicr <lc.-iOfridanls of l>auifl Doolitilc, .sec jJog. vol. 1."), \>. o'ti't.
Xir. Thcoplnlus, 1). July 2S. 1()7S; il. M.ar.-h 2r,, 1740; m. Jan. 5, lli!)8, Thaidiful.
dau.of i~)avid Hall, who d. JuiU' 2; \7]r,. 11,- m. (2) J-'di/ahctlt lIo^v^:■. 1, 'riii-.ui'iiii.i .-.
2, Solomon. 8. ]5!:N.iA.Ntix. 4, 'J'haMnKI i., 1). May 2, 17O0; m. Timothy Pa_;.;i.-. ■">,
SA]iAH, b. June 1, 170 J; m. I.^aac 4'iiitlf \\>. oS;!].
liOTCllK'ISS.
Samuel Hoiehki-^s. su]>. from Essex, l-hii;., was in X'ew Haven, 1041; m. 1042,
.Elizabetli C'loverly, who d. 16'=!1. In 10r)2 lie l)ouL;hl of John Thonijison a hoiisi- !iud
lot, whieli \sa^ ■• passed at a Court tliesame year." lied. 1),t. 28, lO,";;:!, leaving- wt. and
.six ehil.
I. John, !.. 104:!; m. E1izal..4h Ter-k.
II. Samurl. h. IMo; m. Sarah 'I'alniad^-e.
III. Janifs, I). 1047; i>roh. d, ,y, /.
IV. Ji'shiia, h. Sopt. li.;. lOol; ]u. Mary I'ardio; (2) Ilanrmh Tuttlc fp. i:30].
V. 'rhoma-^, h. Auit: ;jl, 10.")4; set. at Sjirrrv's Eai-ms; d, Dec. 27,'l711; m. Xov.
28, 1(;77, Siirali \\'ilniot." 1, SA-Nfur.i.. h. April, iii7!). 2, Anna, h. 1081. '6, Sakah.
b. 1088; ]>orhap-> others.
VI. I»afii(4, b. June 8, li'i'u; ni. Esther SjnTry; (2) Eunice I5t.-ach.
I. John Hotchkiss, !>. 1072; d. 'V,sU: m. Dec, 4. 1()72, Elizabeth, dau. of llmrv
Peck, b, March 10, hj-l[>. \Vill of J,.hn Hotchkiss, prov.-d 10Si»; property to be kopr
toiTi-tlu-r till thechil. ai<' 21 vr,-. of a,, in ean' of \vf.; Timotliy Ford and Joseph I'eck.
overset-rs.
I. John, b. Oct, 11, 1078; m, :\Iary C'hatterton.
II. Joshua, b, 1075; ni. Susanna .
III. JoM'pli, 1). June 8, 1(;7S; ni, ^!arrh 25. 1750; (uiilford.
I\' J.,siah, b. .Inly 24. lO'Ml; set. in rheshire.
\'. falrl). b. Oct, IS, los'l; with bro. Joslsua sold, in 1784, land laid out to our
mo., Mrs. Ebzabetli llotchki-s; i,,, Mcl,iT:;l,le < 'rittei.d. n.
\'l. Ihizabcth, b, .bin. 18, Ids',-;; d.. 1728; num.
VII, Dan., shared in di>t.. of l-'dizaljeth's est. in 1728.
II. Capt. John Hotchkiss, b. Oct. 11, 1078, of Wailiimbn-.l,' 172S, when he
Sold ripht iu - St. of father, Johu Hotchkiss; m. lOO-l. Mary, dau. of XN'illiam ( hatt.ulou.
jr., of Xew Haven, as appears by S( ttlenu-nt of e.-t. in 172!), when liis four ti:\\i<. arc
nanu'd., of whom was Mary. \x\'. of John Hotchki.->s. He d, in iheshin,-, .\pril 80. 17;!2;
^vill made 1724; Asf. Marv, .-xrx.
1. John Hotchkiss; m. Miriam W'.mmI,
II. iioiibins or hidier;, Mac 12, 170!). • '
III. Marv. b. Feb. 20. 1712"; d. An-., 1718.
IV. Amos.
V, Ibniv.
VI. Lvdia.
Ml. .Mcuriam,
III. John HofOiikisf;, m. Mai.-h 10, 1717, Miriam V,'oo<l. who d. Jan. 10, 1705,
a. 05. lb' d, in Cluv-liii,., Apii! 80, 1 ;:',2,
h JaM.;;. 1c M;iv 12. 17ll>. m. .\ I )ii;a i I . d.au of 3b iso and Sarah .Mcriiuian A!\^alcr
>.\' WallM, ii. Sept, 18, 1725; d. Feb. 22. 177:;; ]..• d. iu ( heshire, Mav i!». 1770. 1,
AoioAM., b. .luly 12, 1710. 2, HwiD, b. Maudi s, 1752. :'. Jon A'iii.\.N. b. Mav 7,
1751. 4, Ar.MJAii., b. ^ep;. 1!), 1750, 5, S\i;aii. b, Mav 1, 175^; ,,,, Wm. l.av,-, ¥.-<[. of
AI'l'KXOIX.
058
Clicshiiv. 1, s.(,,:'id of MiTfditli, X. Y. o n7//,v,,,, •> I, ,,,>],„ , A 11 ' r
Whitflu.ll, X. y. ' '"■"""• •'.'/"""'/"'"■ 4. J.,/n.- ol
II. Siuaii. li. .lulv i:!, I7ei.
IIJ. Dnin'Jiy, 1,. jiec. 1:8, 170:J.
i\'. Huiiiiali. I). .]ulv oO, IT'JG.
A'. Xaniui, ]>. i".-i. .'•:;!, t;;ji.
.4?*, Joshua Hotchkiss, jr.,d. De<^ 1741; m. Susanna ; his u-il! <lat.-dJan
liO'j— i, iiiiis. .s. .losiiiia.
I. Thankful 1, Tnn.' ir), 17():l- ni. .Im.,. 10, 1??,-,, .lames (iillK-rl, Ki.-ht vears
aftcnvanis sl,o i. call,-,] Thankful Bra.lhv in will .,i h.T fath.-r
JI. <"alrh, h. .hilv -.Ji). 17(i:!; ni. i^nii Muns,,i,
111. Jn.hua k IK... -, 1707: ni. Ihr. In. 17:5-, Ul.,..li. nre Coo.M-r.
1\ . l;utli. b. Mairh IK, 171-j; lu. (iilhcrt.
122. Caleb Hotchkiss, h. .hily^l. 17-1:;: ,„. 1...... lO, 170s, ]>u.h Mun.on lie-
^vas then calhiUah-b, ir.: will iKMv. 17-:."). ii:,!-, ^^ ,■ j.^,],
,~- ';„ }^'"'')]f\-}', "ifl''- \V"''r.''^ '"• ^*'"'" ^-- ^'^'- ^•"•■'^1' J^"a.llr.v. whod. S-nt. y
1, .)•:.; (-3). Tnup IS), l..)l, Mary Wnwdin. 1, Hk/.kki \!i 1, D,,- -K, 17V>
siaiids: killed in Xew llav.. lMi»:ni. Au- 2H. IK,:,, Su.saniia Jcnies, who d is];; a N'^
Miewas.huK olT.m..thy 1, Lnrrs.v. b, Sept. Ifi. 1 ;o7: ni. Jan. 1:?. 1777, ])::ni..l Bishop'
o, ././/.., 1.. Oet. .,. 1.,N,.^ 1 >/.y,///^ b. Xov. 1(1, ]7lrJ; ,„. Ilannali CulhT. f,, l.-^Ol
III. Sar^ih, iwiii wall .Tohn. ''
IV. .Tnsliua, b. Feb. IC, 17:J:J; ni. Marv Puiidei.soii.
A'. Sus.annu, twin witli Jufhua.
VI. Sainu.-l.
\l]. iuitli, m. Pao-e
VIII. Esthei.
1224. Joshua Hotchkiss, b. Feb. !•>, 173:F-4; d. June :3, 17!l5; m. Mary. dau. of
J heuiias and Mary Miles Piindei^oii, b. ]7;js': d M;irch 4 ]x-'>]
I. Si.'as, b. An-. 10. n.Vj; d. Mav i,' ]s4s, a. fi;i; in Pec 17 1777 P-th.'i-<ii]
"■!• '-.^''i'l ''•."^'^'- ,1'- ^^'}' '!: "1- ''^''"- "f ''^'1-t. .'u!.n (Ulbert. whJ was kilhd l,v tin-
British P, 1 ,, i). in X . Hav. 1. Ki,r..„A, ■.\ Lyima, n.. Maithew Read :j Sii vC m
^K^^ V"''^^n"'n' '"p''\rr' ''• ^- '■ " ^'- ^^-^'■'•'■'>--, Xov. 3, isui,. 4. Ma,:;"-
V^i H ; l^■• 1~;!"- J'^^^>'^'--'l >!i'ldIetown, conn.: d. Oct. 21, Is-:,; ,„. (Tuis.a, dau of
LiIMehkiss b P.TllKi; b. 171.-; d. U-t., ls7S; „,. CoL Philos Plake, a ne],hew of
issl. o. -h 11/,,//,,//. 4, P/nlos][,„r,nv. HI. liud.-on. She ,n. (rl) Purton Mrd-
lory. ,), Uinvi.tia M. Jh,>r]d,i..-<,
II. Kleazer, b. 17.")7; ih. Xnomi (iilbfif. 1, Petskv, ni. Malaehi 'J'vler ">
MUHAK, (.in.nruT l>ai.. K),X. 10, ] 7S(). :1, PAMn,rA,ni. Pickerman.' 4. Ki.kazkk;
'l, J'^-,''-,'^l"''- ^,^^1- '-• ^■'">'>" • •"'• SUKK.MAX, baj.. Nov. 4. 17^1^: d Feb "s
l/5)i. I'. Pn-kam-, b. p, ,•.,■}, d. Dec. 11. INOO, -J, I. ICIJ. ...
Hi. Lueinda, bap. Jan. I"), 17Gi).
IV. Fli|,-.!i. bap. "April 4, 17(j2; d. An--.. 1848, a. ST.' .
N . Klisha. twin with Kliiah.
\'-,/p ^'i''' i;:|"a^rson, bai-. May 07, 17(;4; d. Maivh 14, ls;;S; „e Phoda AVoodin.
^^h..d. heb. I, INJ.,, a. .,v; (O, v;,rah Tutile, who d. Oet. :;i, 1 84 1 , a. (r. ] Ci Miis^v
ni. Jan. 10, 1SUS; Fyn.an At water, b. Mar.di :i. ITs:!: he d. Mareh iSiJO- re> X Ibu-"
and henninrton. At. ]. r/,,/.s. //,/,/;//. b, Sept. Ol», ISUS, 0 //'/„„, t U b F.^b •';;'
Jil^M" ^ ■,*'■ ir'-'- ^'"^''"' ';''^'-' '■'''•'■"'■I'l. ''"nn,, ]s;;^--54; PiW\ Me'.'aphv^ii'^ and Mural
Ihilosui.h.v Innctou (.ok; ni. Su..an, dau. of Flihu Sanford. :i, (i m,-, ilari^sa b
Ai.nip lsl4;juKliasH. Bishop. 4, .^V,/,^ ,1 uly 14, 1817; ni. Piehard P.,::- of Sprin-
" ' i ''^^ "V ^U' ^- '' "'■-' ""^"'^ ^'- ^' ^^'- ^'a-lnerTK.deMuan-.Pank. X. llH^^;
111. ParriKt Santord. dau. ot Flilm. 0. I1km;v, b. ]7!)l;d. Ai.ril s psetl a ;!.". 1
-A*;.// A. b Mareh 7, ISKi; cabinet maker. -, Mn ,■:; .hn., . ni. \Villian/piek..tson' :i'
Anna, d keb. On, ls;-;(;, a. 41; ,n. Medad Atwarer, who d. Pre. ,s Js.ll a Cii 1 /v.-,/'
/"//^, lu. uaiu ('. Plak..>lee. 0, Fn,n,:s ,/, , „,. K/ru Bow ' Fair lla'ven ' ;! ' I ,nn.„
;;,..:,"^'- '■ -^t^'"^""- -i. /•■''•'/.• /'. 0, ^•,,.;•^,. 4, WAi.n,.: P.. o. isi^: ,i. ^p,,.eh \.
1.,,}''- S^"^'' '■■''"• -^^''=''^' ^' ^' ''■'= ^- '^^''^'■^•^' 1^-'. l^i''; '"• Hannah — , wl,o d Oct 0
180'J, a . ,48.
664:
Ai'i'i:xi)]\.
VJII. Miles, baj). June -28. 1772; d. ].s37; m. Aiier Hephuru, h. 1771; d. ].S:!0. 1,
EiMCK, HI. Kiikanl Bnrkf Mallcry. 1, Burton, 1>. ISKi; m. Mary iifoch'T [p. i:!sj.
15. Onleb Hotclikiss, 1>. <),•.. is, ICy-l; v.i. Vv.h U, 170r,, >rrliiiub]c Crilteuiloii
I. Mt'hiralilt'. b. X<iv. •,'li. ]7U(>.
II. Ifa.'lifl. 1.. Oct. -Jii. 170'.!.
III. Caleb, b. .hill.' (i. 171-2.
IV. .Idt'l, b, 171*J: will datfil 1777; s. Joel pxocr.; wf. Saruli. Tin- t-sl. of Daniel
Slifniiaii, v.-h(j d. A. I., 17fiO, v.-n-- dist. to bros. and sist^Ts. of wbnni was .Marv, wf. of
Jotd Ilotcldcis.s; ^hi' was dan. of ])ani<-l and .Ma ly ( i-ias'<f'tt) Slifnn;;n and sis." to ('apt.
Aiulrow Tattle's wf, 1, ]:i,iiii-. 2, .lof.i.. :>. Ij.iimiai.IvT. -J, Ij.ias. ni. lOnnici-
Atwutei, dau. of do.jiatlian of l.eilnniy, b. Aiuj;, •J4_ i7.-,:j. ,-,_ I^ldad. m, Abigail
Atwater, si>. of I'ninicc. Ij. 17VJ. G, M.vu\. 7, Kaciiicl. S, MKtuTvm.r
V. Kliidialet.
VI. Joel.
VII. XidH-niiah.
153. Caleb Hotohkiss,
17)2; 111. .Ian. C, MM], Pi,, be Atwatf-r. who d.
Feb. ly, 171JO. in hel' S)-t yt ar. In 17-11 In- i.s r;.lb-d Caleb ::;d ;ind Caleb j f. , j?'.; ho was
k. iu New Ilav. .Inly. 177J. by a Bi'iiish soldi'-r. Li 170;; St<-phcn Ilotrhkiss 'and I-dijah
and .Mehitablf lloirhki-.--. all e,f P.-rljy, I'ereijited to bro. .Jonah of New Haven, who \vas
•executor of (M.if nii'th'T, Piu'be.
I. C'a]it. f^l(■phen, b. Feb-. 4, r7o7.
II. Pheb.-, b. O.T. IJ, 17:ja.
III. .MehitaMe, b, Mareh -JO, 1711; ni. PJii/ib, ih Ib.irhki.ss . [p. 141.]
IV. .lonah, 1). .fane \2. 171'); in. lOli/.abflh .Atvvater.
\'. A-~:i. had o aeio- in th .- Yorkshire (jnarter; lie bouyht ul' In-irN of Thomas
l\n.der>on,
VL Amos, b. May 2-2, 170U.
1534. Jo]iah Ilotcllki.ss, b. June 12, Kb"".; d. Nov. 1."i, 1811; m. .Mandi IS, 1772.
Elizabeth Atwat.'i-, b. .!an, :]M, 1 ,-4'<: d, April lO. ]s27; ho was a honse joiner, a horfi.-ul-
turist- and orij.;-inated thi- Jonah pe;tr. In i77'.i ho rapt nr.'d. one of tJi,,- llc-sian invad-
<nri of N. Ilav. by siirronndiio'; him; I-aae Poulitrle and SN-jdien Pall appraised his est.
I. Kliz;il>eth. b. .F!ir,e Pt. 177:;; d. .\pril lo. 17:)i;; m. Ju,-,tns llutchki.-s and d, ^oon.
II. Susa.nmi, b. .Jnne -21, 177.-(: d. .Mareh 1, ls2o; m. .April 2'i . ISbO Jnstns
IIoK-hki^s.
III. Ezra, b, Feb. ;;. i:7S; d. Feb. 11, ISCG: m. Sept. 2!, IsOD. Nanev Mix, h. June
1-1, 17S1; d. l>e,-. 2r>. 1S21. 1, Twin Dats, !,, .Uilv 20. ISM. :;, J A.Nn;s I'j^n aiii). b.
Mav 17, ISOM; d. Jnlylo. is.;.-,. 4, Cii \s F.mmian'd, b. Nov. -1, isii.-i; d. in Pranford.
CoDU., March :;i. iss;i. ,-). Makta, b. :dar(di 1. ISO!!; d. .Fune 21, 1.^17. (>, pAt:., b.
Sept. 11, \>^i\: d. a. ly (lays. 7. Fi:i].r,i;i( k Atw a'iioi;, b. .March '31, ISld; d. Feb. 21.
lSi42. s, i->.!iA AL-.u>Trs, b. Nov. S, Psid; (1. Jnne 7, 1S47. !), P::(c\a)Uj Siaxj.kv, b.
Nov. lib 1^1 ^^.
iV. iPi-^.dl. b. Sept. 1.".. lisp d. Jan. 1, ispp m. Marv,dan. of Natha.nand I'^ther
Oak^. 1'. Feb. ;», 17sr.; d. May P.I, is:!!; (2) Eli/;i llnb'oar.l. who d. .InlvS. ISSP a. S:!.
1. El.l/.AlW.Tll, M.llvll li), l^llS; 111. D.inie! lle>|elil;i.ss. ], /■; / l_:,r., t /> 'CnUis. ni.
Fleteher; (2) P.uileli. 2, C.V, -;. i;n^..ll, 2, .Mai;v, m. David, s. t>( DMvbl IbauUev,
Avho d, at Fn^diuood, .V. J., An;:. 20. Isi;), a. 1)7; W I-. Am h'x.dKn.--.' P.aid;, N. V. ("'..
vnd for IS vrs. Pi
Pan
1 , ,1A//'V, m. ifes'. Dr.
Presl
m. William. ¥.. ]>odjj-e. :',, J,''t..yJ!. ;;, pi s-;ki.[,, Nov., ISOI); d, .Ian. 1!, lS>il; ('apt. of
Ciravs; m. Cathariiu', (hui. S.muiel W'adswoilh, who d. .Ian, 2'.>. Is7."). \ , Eil ir.i ri'
]Vii'il'<ir.,rth, Pre^. N. Ha\. ie,,-ird of .Mdermen; m. Amelia, A:in. of Daac Ilotcdikiss. 2.
Anne. m. Sherman Km'\\aP of N. Y. ('., law ]iaitner wiih Pi-es. (.'. A. Arthur. :!,
Juf;n.-.(i}. 4, W'liUtr. -!. Hk.\i;v O., m. Mary Saw ver of Cincinnati. 1 . .V'^A"///"', m.
Louisa 'i'hoiiidyke of Po>t,,n. 2. 117''//-////, .M.'D. '.i Murl. . o, St sax, d. a. P.) ,\ rs. C,
Epwailii, m. 1)0. •. 21. iS.V.i. Anna Idi/.abeth, dau. of Jacob Campbell, jr. ], Anr, , m.
. Post. 2, <'i'th,iruu Stu-.n-t. ."J, /)i>>n//ji.'i.-<. 4,St,inir'. '>. Mi'n'/i'rtf- >\,Jn/u'.
7, F/,>nii:rr.
V. Flias. b, Ann;. 27, KS'i; d, Nov. 2:>. l^!^l^.: m. ^Mar.di, ISIO, Almira \\ oodward.
w-lnml, Jan. ■'<. isjs, a. 'y)\ yv<.: (2) },! i-s, Porfn- I'lelden. 1, C \ i;oi.).\i:, Sc],;. :;o, Islj;
in. '. In-tavus Pradky. 2, Tlo)^l..:- W'uoijw .\i(t), ii. .Jainfi, Isll: d. .Pilv20, ISl.'j. :>,
FnANci;- F.f.iZAHK'iii. b. Nov. 22. ispi: ,p in New ( tiJeans. Pa., Feb.-,>1," psTb: im lev.
Allen r.. Ilit.hcook. 4. Na\<v, ie June ] 7. Isp); m. jleiirv V,'h( der. :.. .Mauia
^V..i)i>-,VAi;i-', b. Sept. pi, IS'JI; ,„. p,,diw, V. Paldwin. D, W'h.i.iam, Ja.n. :1U, lS2i;
APPEXDIX.
055
•irv
lost at sea April ^(;, 1840. 7, E Mas. h. FeL. 2s, ls2S; ,.,. Einilv llul.l.urd; (2) M =
lluhbani, SIS. ol hiuily. 8, O'Kun.n;, Oct. U\, LSUl. (), Jamks Fua.nk, .May 2;3, ls;j4
2. Samuel Hotchkiss, I.. l(;i.->: Limit.; s.-t. i,, K. llav.: m. lOr.S Sniak T-,1
1. .>l.ary, h. Jan. ], ICs'O; ni. Calf-1, 'j'uitlc rp IT'M
II. .^arali, 1,, A])!!! 7, llis] "' ^'
<4.\ mIu ^j''";'::;.;''..:^'-'^'"'..^'^- I" 1-" adn,. of his .st. was given to Thon.as, l.is
<ld. sou. In ,4.,, W ,a a nunor .s. of ^a.Mu.d. made clioire of his uacle Caleb Bradley
ior guard, lliomas ii Der. :;. 17;i(t, l.vdia. Donnau ^Ji^auMv
iV. James, h. J),r. 8, IOS'4; m. Ta'mar
y. Abigail, b. Feb. 12, UW7.
W. Kiii-uezer.
A' 11. Knos.
P H, ^?o^Y^ ^^^f,^^^^;iss, ^^■;:-Vti(^. 1751: m. Nov. 2i!. 1077, Marv. dau. of Geo.
I. .'\Lary, b, Ai-ril :^^, 1(J7U.
II. Slep'ieii, b. Aug. 2.). KJSl; m. ]:ii/,a!)etli Sperrv
II. Manha, b. Dec. 14, 1(1^3, m. March 2o, 1702. Thomas Brooks of N. llav.; rem
to c holiir.': ancestor ot most of that name around C.
42. Stephen Ilotehkiss, b. Aug. 2.-,. lOSl; m. Dee. 12, 1704. Elizabeth, dan of
John Sperry ol V llav. In 1 ,U.i he bouda land in Chesbdre and set. there the next vr
He wa.s one of he lu-r uvo deacon- of the <dih., and bebl tin- otbce :]1 vr~ On Ids re''
Jg-nation limothv 1 utile was ehosen, and he in turn va- sureee.led. 1„- Steohen Ih.teh"
luss, 2nd, s „t the 1st. In 17:1G Joshtta and Caleb llot.dddss sold t;, Be, un ^ ^ ] I
seque.^t.red lands la,d out to „ur motln'r Elizabeth Hot, hkiss , ^
1. Jodiua. b. Auf. 2f;,-K().'i
II. Elizabeth, b. 170fi: d. 17SS.
HI. Mary, b. July 1, 170^; m. Dr. \aihan Burns
1\ . ilarmali. b. Jan. 10, 1710.
y. Esther, b. Feb. ,s. 1712; m. Ephraim Turtle [p. Jfini.
} 1. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 1.-). 17J4. '
VII <;idenn. b. Dec. o. ]7ir,. He was one of the ,,rincipal nn'n who founded tlu-
. hh. at Wo.spec. and tl.elsi oea. of ri,c chh. at Nawgatttck; d. Sept. ?,, ]s07 a 91 v -s
leaving 1(1., gr. end.. !.>.> gt. .t. chil. and 4 of the /^(h ae,HM'ation; m Jan 1^ i:^:'
Conn "Tls?;;"',:'';"'>s'^'-; ^V -^-'^-^ '^)^l-'-l. ^i-u; of Isaac Stiles of Southburv!
b n.o- I'i'' ; 1 ',J.'-^^''J'-1'- l-!:j. ;;, (;ii.K<,:s, b. Dec. 1744. 4, ilii.n.ir
^] ^^ : ^'::.^'■^"• \^- '•■•■, -. ^Linux. b. June 2, IJo:!; n>. David J'aine. s Tirt". b"
-me 2.^ , ..>.,. m Bach, rununs, y. 9, EnKNKZKn, b. Dee. i:^, 17o;; m. Feb ]0 I7s
Mats. dan. o( <.ide„n SanbMd. in, AsAUt:L, b. Feb. Id, i;,;(i 1] Bi.vox,' lo
MAn,.r.l. May ^ ,,14; nn May o, 1 rU7, Chauncey Judd. Id, Pi, :n, 1, Au^s'
1-b,, n ._^Keub.n W ilbatns, who d. 17S0. 14, Stilks. b. Jan. 1, 17(;s; m Poliv HoTtr^;
and InuU. chil. lo, Olive, b. June 21, 17.i;i; m. Willian. Jones. 1(1, Mn, ic kxt
\Ul. Stephen, b. Dec. 1, 1717.
IX. Silas, b. .\.,,v. 10, ]71!i; m. \\u] Olctt
Mix lnvate"'ifF,'b ^^'"^'i/'V^'"- ''^■''- '■'• ''^*' ^^'•''^"■"- ^- ^'^•^•■1'" -"1 J^'*-1'"^J'
; T 1 . ' '-'• 1- ^'fiZAP.KTii, m. Ephraim Tuttlejp.4!)2| 2 Lots
m. John lp.„n. d mk.-ukx, b. IMW; .p 17o.l. 4, Svkah, 1>. 17.-.i' n Em s .bd.^e.'
., Haxxa.k b. l„,l; m. Jonn Hall. U. Xaom,, b. Koib n,. Enos Bunn,.n 7 t"
twin with Naomi, n,. J,, n.ath.an Hall. S. Stki'UKX b Mav Id 1 7.-,s -.J.ini,
XI. Stephen, twin with llaniuih; dea. Cong. ,dd,. j,, Cheshiiv
All. l>ash.ia, I). Sej):. 7, ] 72(i.
Xlil. B-njamin. b. ieb.'l, i:2s; m. Eli/.abeth Bolu rts
xn . X'oah, b. X(n-. 24, 1B;1; d. Ja.n. i.'j. 17r,ij.
6 Daniel Kotcllki.ss, b. June S, KJ.V; d. March 12, 1712; m June-O,, i,js:J
E.sther ^pe^ry; (2). lam, ITld. I'hinire . ■ ' ^^-"''
I. Edza. ■
H. Daniel, m.
III. Obadiah, b. March PI, PJlj:). He sold land to his bro. Daniel in 17:,:;.
Cot; Ai'Pi;x))i\'.
IV. l^■!M•,•.■a. I
V. Lewis, 1'. Jan. ir.. 1717: ]»n-. (ITIilm-s. ■ i
62. Daniel Hotc:hkiss, m. |'
621. Obadiah Ilotehkiss, 1>. 17;]1: d. Marrh 2:-;, ISO.T, a. 74; m. .Marv }^•rkins '
of Ik-tliauv, U. lV;j!: d. .Jan. 14, ]V:.'7. a. (Wi. J If was a, hlacksi.ntli.
I. Oliadiali, 1.. 17»;,:i; il. Jan. 'JS, 1::'.0, a. C;). ni. Hannah Lewis [p. 10:!|.
1!. Kli. (1. May ]:;, l^l;-"., a. or.; m. F.unir,- v, 1,,, ,1. l-Vh. l-'J, 1.S17. 1, r.viM.\, m. !
James l?ra(iley. d. r'cr.t. 1-?. l.^Oi!, a. 'A}. 0, ('i.MMssa, m. Miner Hotdikiss. s.t. in Mi.l- \
dleioNMi; {•^) Hrnlvn S];inner. set. in X. Y. 8, H.vitniKr, ni. Justus Harrison. j
III. Justus, ,!. Muy (i. 1S12. a. :V.): in. I'^li/.ilietti, dan. of .lunali llntcliki^^ wlin (L '
A]>ril I.",, 17'J(i, a. 'io; i.V) Marcli 1, ]s:J.'i, Susanna, sis. of hi^ Isi wf. 1, 11i:m;v, h. .Npril
■:y, ISdl; (1. i),-i\ 1.-,, ISTl: Prest. N. llav. Hank and oi tin- I,. (;andef HuI.Imt Co.; ni. '
EiiznlK'th Jla,n:i:>-tt, dau. of Jjf-njaniin and llanna.li lUaki'sk e IVe^cntt, who d. at Safa- !
to^-a Siirin!i;s Sr-jn. S, k^^C, in tlie >!)t!i \ r. of lier a. 1, E''iziiJ»t/i .S'/.^'/', Mav 4, 1^01. i
2. Jl'tri/ A,,), ForJi'.'i. Sept. 11. 1N:J7; d."().-i. ;-;. \K\'-j. ;;, M.irllin I'resrntt. Oct.'oii. ls;j-j;
in. Dec! VI, iSSl. John J). Kmiison, M. J). 4, .s''/,s,/// Vlrtm:, N,,v. ;-3, ls:«. ,",. J/,;/v/ '"
.•!/!;/, Pec. ."), is;:5!i; in. .\pril -,'0, 1S7I. Capt. ClKirles K. 'i'ownsend. (3, U.itiij J.'irins. \
I'er. i;k ls4'J; mar.ufaetiu.T in X. llav.; I'rest. L. ('. LuUier I'd. ; m. FeV)'. 'J.-i, ]s7."i, ;
Jatn'L. 1". 'I'l-owhridge [\,. ")o-^.] '-?, l.vcirs, 1>. Marcli 1. isn;!; ,|. Xov. ;2ik ISX',). Henry and <
kticius oruani;'.ed the Caiidee Jhildier (.'o. ; in. Maria, dan. of .Instin Street; yl) Catharine. ;
.si.s. of liis J.si \s f. Slie d. the sanu' day \sdth her luisliitnJ. /. liy 1st m.: 1, J)'st/is. of ■
the I)efores! iV iiotchldss .Mann f. <.'o. 2, .)/.'/■/// 7.-»//.s,/. ni. diaries .Mulock . 1. Lncins. •
ilotchki.ss Mnlock, d. J),'c. -27, isr,4. 2, Fannie Wimdnuster Ilutclikiss, h. .Inlv -jr., d.
Julv ;;], js7i). ■ i
lIKMlXi^WAV. I
I
Samuel Hemingway, ^^ays Kev. Mr. Haven, Avas ]irol>al)ly the riche.sl and ino.>t ;
influential nian in the viHa^^f-e of East Haven: ni. lG(i'.2. Sarah (.'(.toper. j
]. Saiah. Julv 20, 1 (If'i;:!: ni. 1G>!4, Thomas (hiodsell. }
IL Samuel, Dec. Kl IfiGo. J
IIL Mary, July 5, IGGS. " |
IV. Hannah, Sejit. 14. U)70: m. John Iluwe. jr. •
V. Abigail, Feb. Ill, lti72: m. 1700, Jose]ih Holt. ;
VI. John, MHy29, KIT."): m. 17(«, Mary Morris. 1, Mi-.iht.msi.e, May 30, 1702; ni. ]
Daniel Bradley. 2, >L\i;v. April 2s. 1701-; m. Samuel Kussell ; (2) Samuel Snuili. o. !
Desuje, March 2, 1707; in. Moses 'I'lion.i.son. 4. lL\.\.\.\ii, Dec. 11, 17lt'.L ni. Samuel I
Thomp.son. '). S.\mi-j:i., March 12, \l\-\: m. .Midiitable Deni'-mi, b. Oci. 2. 171:1. Hi- '
Avill jirov. X. Haw 1771), iinis. s. FJi and iiro. >L.ises 'riionii'sun. dec. 1. M'ln/. b. Mav
Lk 17;;]; m. .la.-ob I'.irdee. 2, ,/./-■...■.'/, h. April l',(, 1737. 3,' SmmicK b. .Ian. 17:;!i; d. v. ;
4, Dcdi\,VA. i;(;s, Zebulon Farren. .""., M,!,it,ih!r. \^. y\:n-c\v IS, ITJ.".; m. 1 707, Daniel
Bradley. C, Soinucl, 1). May ;», 1748: in. Hannali Morris; (2) Sarah Bradley: i. by 2d
m.: 1, Jacob. 2. Augustus. 7, h''i,\'. Sejit. 2. 17oo; named in will of f., "ifhe.shall
be brought to liealth :ind cajiacity in the opinicui of couijieteiU judges, s. Knos ami
Sarah to have charge (if him." b, .s'.'.Ti/A, b. May IS, IT.'jS; m. .-\pril 'S-l, 177 7. Knos ;
Hemingwav. [p. 239.]. C. .lonN, li. Oct. 7. 171."): m. 1 73S, Marv 'I'uttle. [p. 2^0.]
VH." Abraham, b. Dec. 3. 1077; m. (2)X'ov. 11, 1713, Sarah Talmage; his est. div.
KTjS; nnis. Abraham. Sarah Potter, Kli/.abeth ISradley, wf. of Zclnilon, Hanmih Bradley,
■\vf. of Lsanc, and gr. dau. Abigail Deni-'.mi. /. by 1st in.: 1, S.^ii.Mi, m. J'kios I'otter. /. I
by 2d 111.: 2, Abi{aii.\m, .Ian. 171.J: d. y. 3, k^i.i'/.Aiu-.i'ii, Oct. 3, 1710; M. Zebuloii i
ifradley. 4, A I'.ic.vii., M.'irdi 17, r.lit; m."!74-|. Jesse Denis, u;. f,, Is.v.\c, Vc\). 1721; d y. {
fk A.N.NA, Feb. 1723; d. y. 7, Hannah, Oct. 22, 1721; m. !-.aac Bradlev. s, .\h!!aii\m. :
A].ril 1, 1727; m. 1740. 'Mercv 'i'utth-. [p. 203.] ' 1
VIII. l.-aac. d.v. ■ ■
IX. .lacob, Dec. 0. lOS.-J; Rev.; m. May 3, 1742, Lydia Balk 1, Lywia, 171.^; m. ':
1737, He/ekiah Pierpont. ■ I
iii;pBii:x.
rotor Hopburn, "f Snalfoid, Con.!., (k 1742. leavinu- 4 (diik
1. .loseph, b, Oct. 11. 1720: in. Xov. 4, n.~>l, Iv.inice I'.nitoiiof Stratbud. 1:
.lusKfii, 111. Hannah Lobdelk 2, Sii.As. 3, Sam.v, b. March 0. l'-'3,V 4, Ef.VK K, m.
\\dod .-ind had Sibyl. .5, Li'.svis, m. Hiihiah Ilotehkiss. 0, IkviinrK. 7, (i icomn-:.
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111. llannili Tl-.r.iiip .!i. []). 1i!'\] S. AXKic, !>. ITVl; d. Marcli IT, IS:!!!; m. Mil.-< Hoirl,-
kiss, 1). 177C'; d. ].S:',T, s. of .l.i.diua ami Marv. /,: Scliil., of wlmm: 1, Knni-,, m R
B. MalliMv Ip. l:3N.l v?, Mihx, b. ISOO; .1. Mav '.'?, IS-IS; „,. EUza H. , wlio m. cii
]',ad,u-<- sli(' d. .Mandi 81. IS'ii), a. 01.
]I. I'ctiT, 111. in Milt'oid, Conn., I>i i-. K). IV.-):!, Susanna, dam of .TdH p.aldwin, b.
-Mav IS, ITor.; d. bcf. 1771. 1, rKTKH ('i..\i;k, b. Oct. -js, 1 7.-,.^. 2, Joi;!., b. ^(^v.
ii."]7:i7.
III. Sarah.
IV. Ueorge.
iiAirr.
{Fmn} Jl'irt G.:uca\'g!/ hy D.n. A'j'rrrJ Audir/rs.)
Stephen Hart, b. at Brainnve. E^si'M Co., Enu'., abt. UlO."): at Caiul)iidg(>, Mas.s ,
lii'-j'i; afti'i-vvurd at liartt'ord witli T)\n<. Ifcinlcfi' and Dca. at binli jilace.'^; lirlpf-d I'onu
tlio chuvili at l-'anniim-lon. ('i);ni. l';'">0, of wliiuli Ik- \va^- onr of tin- srvoii ijillars ;',nd ihe
i'wiii Dfacon; }]r]t. Il.i-i7 and luost of the time to IdliO; ]\h- hoiur lot, four or five times as
larf,rc as anv oileT. coiiUiini'd iifteeii acrc'S as au indiiremcni to bnild and run a mil] on
the )>rfmis(s: the Diiuinys got the [dace at an uarly date and now Indd it; lie d. Marcli.
1(JS2-;-!, a. 77. 1, Sarah, m. Thomas Porter. ;?, Marw m. John j.ee. '3, Joliii. 4,
Stojdieii, ^ T), 'i']5(,mas. b. ICA-].
3. John Hart of New Haven, 101<3: frei', in.")l, m. Saiah ; set. in Farmingtim.
C(_inn. in IGbUhis house was; tired by Indiiinsin the night and Iris ■whole family jjorished
except his son .loha. who hajijiene'd to be that niglit at Ax'on attending to some stock on
a fa.rni \\hiiii his t'atlier owned there. The 1o^^•n records, of F. were also destroyed witli
the liouse. ], Sarab, b. Kj.-.o. 2, .lohn, b. Itjo-). 3, Ste]>br-n,b. ItioV.
32. Capt. John Hart, i-. Vi^'>. m. -Mary, dan. of Dea. Isaac Mooiv. ], John, b.
l(i^4; m. Esther (Jridh-y. v.'. Is.iac. b. K.i^ili; ni. Elizabetli \^'haples. M. Sarali, 1). irs7;
in. Ebene/.-M- Steel*', i. Mattl.ew. b. ICIKI; in. Sarah Ilooki-r. o, Sammd, b. IGH-^; m.
Mary Hooker, (i, Nathaniel, b. Ui'Jo; m. Abigail Ilo.iker. 7, .>hiry, m. John Lefbiig-
Avell of Norwicli, Conn.
C24. Matthew Hart, b. V,i)0: m. Sarali Hooker.
1. Matthew, n:. Eli/aberh ilo)>kins. 1, Maiti'.i;w, b. 17(;(); ni. Uraida Hooker. 2,
SiCTU, b. Ihio; Y. C. I7.s'4: Eois. minister; m. Oct. 7. 17SS, Ruth, dan. of Benjamin
Hall (>\' Chc-bire. Conn. ;]. Ei,iz.m;ktii, b. 17b'J in Ken.-ingion, Conn; m, 1790, James,
s. .jf Jam-:, i'.n.l Ilorothy (<;a!es) Perciv.il of E. liad.him. Conn., b. 17ti:. 1, Ji'iihs, Odtrt:
I\'i\-iciil, I'Ot't.
325. Samuel Hart, b. lO'J-^; m. Mary Hooker. 1, Samuel, b. 17:1.^; m. 17.-.7,
I'ebecca; dau. of e'hai-les and Kel.ecea (^Huisoni Norton, b. 17;;;.*; li. 17G;); had !) chil., of
whom Beliecca m. Wni. Cuok of I.>aniniry. Ho m, rJ) Eydia, dan. of Capt. .b.bn Hins
dale aiul hail 10 ehii., of \vliom: l-iinma, b. 17S7; in. Dr. John ^\ illaid of Tioy, and
Almira (>hs. Phcdpsi. both \\A\ known as educator.-, and authors.
4. Stephen Hart, d. llj^'j, leaving chil. named in will; Inv. £0:33.
1. Srei>lien. Ii. lii'^O.
11. 'J'homas, li. Kiili): in. E!i/.:d)eth Jndd. 1, 'I'liieMAs, b. IG'.)."), ])ea. in Sontli-
ington, 174'.-'; m. Anna StanU'\-.
ill. John, b. Pili!); m. wid. Hannah Treat of WethiM-sthdd, but d. -v i. and left liis
l)r(ejicrty to liis nephews, Stcidii'ii Tmtle and Jonathan Hurlliiirt, whiiin he- had
brought up.
]^■. S^:rali, b. Ib7.-); 111. Samuel Tuttl" [p. oi'7].
5. Thomas Hart, b. Ib-l:'-: fillod many <illl.-es: d. 17'.'<i, a. K\: m. IJntl: Hawkins.
1. .bjin. ordaim.-d lirst minister at Madisiui, Conn.; ;in oininont jii-i-ndier.
11. Capt Josiali. m. Sarah Bull. I, Mi:i;rv. b. 171il; m. ] 7.10. Ho-er Ilo;.ker. 1.
S,r,,,h. b 1740; m. Jonathan Li-aviit of Creenfield, Mass. 2, Thos. Jiirl ll,>,,h;f. b.
170-. [p. .^1'].
Brett Harte is of this race.
ii1':a'1'on.
W'-.dou- Err/.al)etli Heaton m. W'ilmoi; \?,) WiHi.-mi Judsrm of New Hav i-n,
v.h(,.se former wf., Grace, d. Sept. 2!». 1«;->'.I. Ho d. July Oi). Kill':. In li;')'.! wid. \\il-
niot coiivess to s. James Heaton. and in 1GG4 Hannah W'ilmot rrcd. a Iclmcv from her
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API'KXDIX.
miitlicr. left 111 hf' 1)V licr ^^tt'I^'l■atlu■l, Wm. Jiui-m; chil. liv Ifeatun liu-slaind; F.li/.a-
))i.'tli will) m. .lohii Mix, ami .luuif?,*
*Janies Ilratuu, in. Nov. ^O. lC.!!--\ Saiali Snv,-t; lie <1. Ort. K], 171'.': .'.-I. div. l.y
fio-irrMiicnl JTl'), tu XallianJi'l, Sctli, 'I'lirnphilus, Abigail, v/l'. (ifjnlm (iilhiTt, and JmIui
and ,l(.sri,h Al<'..1t.
] \.it!;,;i;ifl, 1). X.'V. lU, irji'l: lu. Marv 'j'ndd, b. !'.■!). 11, lOT.j, dan. of ^ainind
and Marv(Hradl-v)''l'<.dd. I, Sakaii, b. O.-t". :;. Id'.*.-,, d. F.-b. 27, ]7i)r 2, Samiki.,
^larch -i), IWJ: (i. •Iiini' 10, 1700. H. Makv, b. Srpt. 17, 17ol;d. Krb. 'J.-.. 1 707. -1,
JamI'.s. ]'Vb. IC, I70;;: Jii. Oct. 'J!», 17:]0, Ibninali l'(<-k [;!]. ."i, S.\Mri:i., Pit. !), ] 7011.
6 Sak'm!. Juiii- 1 1, 171'J. 7, I'.-r. uImi tliat Xa'i ii A.\ii;r, IIkaton, wim iii, ]7C'("), I'hi'bi-
'oop.T, aiul v.•ll'«^(• v,ili piov. 17'^::-'; iiaiii^^s o rhil. of dnii. Ma.ry F.aN>.-tt, 1, -'/"/■//,
I Sci)t' •} ir-."'7; d. bcl. I7d7; m. 17l'-i, J'.nn^ l■.a.■^^■•tt: ('-) .Saniiifl Hmiii-tnii. Sbc had
dans, p'ii.'be n.id and Marv 'r,!lnia--o. •.\ Srrali, h. Nov. IS, 172'.j. ;i. y,t.'I,'n,o I, b.
,Mav'.2l, ll-]-}: d. -Inlv JO. "bsOo; iii. Sybil , who d. Nov. 00. ISO."), in 70ili yr. 1,
Si'bVrd'. l"cb.' !, IsUj, a. 70, in. Sai-Ui'U (iilbiTt; fi) Tim nhy Audiv\v,<. whu d. S.'[.t.
u";.'ls;V), a. 0:.;. 0. P.aicurf, m. Ji)-,i,'i/li I'nrnian. o, r'-i^viAt, in. t-^anivl (.'(illj;.Ti. 4,
'J'llankful.'.n. 'l'alnln^■o. 4, Jnsrph. b. .Iiinc 0.">, 17;iv5.
11 Saniro'l, b. (»ci. 4, lli!)7. d. Ik-c, K.iHO.
III. ,lanu-s, b. F.-b. VA. IbllS); d. Mnrrh ], KuO,
I\', Janit'.-., Jan. 14, 11)71; d. saiur ini;njli.
\'. Atiii;-ail. .Jan. li)7o: ni. P.-c. 1 »•'.);. F.bL'nr/or Aiwator,
Vl'. ■rin~>idiilii.-., Mai-(di 0."), l''.ili; (name idian.uad To >y\\\]: d. A]oil S. 1741: in.
Jun(> ',', 1701, Hannah d'odd. 1, Ai'.icail, .Ian. 1, 1700: ni, Feb. 0"). 170.x ]>anir!
Bavne.-^,' jr. 0, D.wiKi,, det. 1o, J704. :i Tji AXKi-ri., b, .Jan. 01, KtHi: m. .Ian !.-»,
17-)S-ll" Nathaniel VaU' of No. Ikiv.. b. 17O0; d. l74d: she m. (0) Ibaion of No.
HaV. 1, M'-i.ri/. in. .Jonatlmn Dayton [4]. 0, J!.h,;;;f, b. (.)ef. 9, 173?; ni, Mos.-s Vn\\>-v.
4 F.sTUFi; Ij ".\)-ril 07. 1700; ni.'..lan, 0^, 170-=:, Ihilirai'n San.lfo:.!. .7, J.iDi'.ii, ',>. .Jai,.
1 1711 </. Sr.TU. b. 0,:t. Of», 1714: in. Dec lib [V.V.K Saiah .Mon;?. 1. ./'r-'/, b. (.'..-t.
]'^ i;4'i.' V," LvL.iA, b. Fel>. Ki, 1717. S. Uaxnau, b. .luly ;;, 1710. 0, -'amks. !i. ^^^v\\
o' Ir-'O- d. (»;-t. io, I77ii; will orovod sa)n>' vrar. (iiles and .Tolm exeers. ; of New jlav,
l! JwVv, b. Mareh' 0:1, 174:;: to have L'OOlh'm. (iilb.'i-t. 0, Aln.^Inii'i, h. D.-e.' 0.".,
17-1.'): to'have oO r.i-res at Northbury. (.'oiin., and 4d ::on'< ai .Mount Caiiiiel : sn]). f. ef tlie
hu<' Abraham Hcatonof New Haven, b. Plymouth, (.'euin., .hily. ] 770; il. N>-\v llav..
Dee ?,\ l.-^71 a "..'.j v;-. WV:-. ^vi(|ow Pli' !».- ".\h jlcaion d. Ma.reh 10, JS74, a. W yrs. and
lOmos.' o, Cll.f. I). Nov. 11, Ihi:; d. Nov, Of), sameyr. 4, (nf-s, h. Ai>:-i! Oo, 174'.t: lo
have 40 acre-: with old hou-.e -.ind barn b^yu-ht id' Danitd llcaton. ."). I.i/''lii. l>. Doe. Ob,
17.31; III, bildad A I water, V win \v itii Mi'da.l, 0, ,V''/'/A,b. D.'C. Oo, 17."J1.
\''ll. Su.smna, b. D.c. 0:], lt>70: lu. .John Olcott. ane'e-tor of A. Ih'on.'^on Aleoti. May
8, 173^; Susaiuia Oleott conv. to Natlid Jleatou a part of lie- (itli div. laid out to my
honored f.-ither, Mr. .Jameo lloaton.
Vin. Tlu^.llhilll^ h. April 10, P>''0: m. Dre. 01, i:0';t. Sar:di Thtrlc; lii.- \/i1l olT.'i-ed
for iirol.'aii' 1 7.7'.', ^::■lud Saekn. .Pinn'^ Iirar.,in, Mo- es ^^aud!ord, wit.; >!o..e.- Sand, ford
nam. ex.-e. but nfu-ed, and Danifd ll.-aton apj.t. adm. : D.-mbd to support my sl^trr
Mini'lwt 11; nauu^s ehil. Sti'i>h.-n. Tlieopliilns, Ann Iv.js, and wf. of .lohn Pat.-ott. 1,
STKi'ur.x' Nov. 30, 1?10. 0. Noah, I-'eb. 01, 1711. 3, Ann, .Ian. Oo, 1713; m. .May 01.
1740 Thoma.s Ives. ir. ■!, TiiJ-.ni'ii IIAS, ])ec. 10, Kl'.i; m. Oct. 10, 1.43. Jlannali
Cooper. 1. Ji'itiith'ii' , b. -July 7. 1741. .'», Saiiaii, twin witli 4'.; m. Jan. .'>, 1740, John
Bassett, .jr. C, Kaui.k, Oct. 31, 1700.
nANiKi.. Feb. s, I70r,
IIFLF.
[fi:om in:v. k. w. i-.. liti.i., d.d.]
.^O.'i hexiniitiin Ave., )
y.v.\\ VoKK, S.'pt. 00, 1n77. )
(ii;o. F. Te'iTi.K, Fmj.,
Ve l>-'ir S,r:—\u coiu'.ci'tion v.ith tin- subjc-t o! our lato (■on\-cr; at ;ou coni-m'nin.LC
the two (listimu fan;ili.s of 7/'.'// and //■"'''-■, 1 will .jot down tb." foil.. '.v in-- notes to shou'
thai tie- fa.mily of Huils. oJ'ui-^ llni-', was di-'/nea and me. havni.L;- a coienn-n .iri-7n with
^!il ti„-''-o!; ,.f arm-. /, ///,e Edward II, I find lle,> name of hold Pirh.-ird llr.Hrs.
Scir-', Piehas.l (b- Hullos d Cautorhnry. A/.ur-.-. :in civr'i' dispbiyed. Aijvnt.a b..ioU
u-ulc-', sbowie. r.:(--;rima.'v. I furtlirr liiid that llil-- ho;-di lii.4i.ird ilulit.- Indd Ian.!.; ui
oiiiitc ui tb.> Kinu-at Pap.'sworth. (/a no rirary-hire, 130S.
APPKX])1X.
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'I'lii; faiuilv ,)f TIul-;, Hulls, iliilK'S or Jlwlsc, s['i-lt uulifT.T-Mitly in Tlse f.>;u- \v;iys,
anil s.win'tiiiiri Ilully.-, lluuri^li. il in the c;)\intifs of Clioliin:, I'.erks aiunvicks, aud
<Tlirni!lv !i;vl i\\:-]v ■■,Vin> rli:i;-i;i-il witli the ' liilc."
The' taiiiilv of Hull, llullr aii.l -)ii..; iiu.-s will. ti«.c ('//">•, Hall, H(inrislio<l pi-inniKiliy
in l)fV(Mi. Soiurrsi't. J)(.rsci ami Cmnwall, aipl had the ii- anus cjiargcd \v'a]i tluj " 'J'alhol's
jirad." •■ wati-r Imd-vt " ur thr " j': "r (J-' Hs."
Vuu will liud ihr name of Arnold Hulls anion.:;- tlu' in. ■.uporators ol tin' Hoiidon
charu-r, l(5i)'.»: tii" .-•.•.:oiid orlirinal .hartrr. Au.difu HuUs or llidK's, JJ,.l)., (diancollor
of Sariini and ai(dil.i-.liMi, of Wells, MoO. :'i\\y- 11 nils was rlu- kinsman and .■x.;.-uior
of tliv v.-ill of H-'V. J/.ias rd:uid. rc.nor of I'opi'sliall to Xats in ]!ii'.7. 'J'hc.>e lasl yivt'u
nanu's art- sui;-uo.-tions a> ronnt'clfd w itli \ou !• fainily.
'I'lu-ri' wriv scvcial l.v Tlit' luunr nV Hull.^ aiaoii^r- tl].' ori;j-inal .-r.ur'-ianrs to Xtnv
I'liiulaiid. Andiew HulK and his wf. Kailiaiinc canif Ironi l.onddu iu HI:;'), iir,d sctilod
in "X. ll'av. Iliid.aid Hull sfttlcd in ?>i-'st.>n, and rcniovd tu W. I lavon. Jolm Hulls
was of D.ir.dicsicr in l';.;*. and J)i-. .'"liu Hnli-, >oiir a uc.stor, wa.-, of Sti-at ford, 1 Gol ,
and pMilialilv a s..n of cuo of l\^^' ai.ove. if Udl liiuwidf an (.;i:rinal oniii'-rant.
.Sir. Law .-avs tliat in the Planters' List tiie fainUy of Andrew Hnils is down as con-
sislinir of fnur I'lcuih.-rs. When was that i'laiit.us' List made-.' If after ilie dea>li of
(d" Audr.-w vlo'd: tleT, thm- were thre- ehihiren, viz.: wife, tw(j dan,idit''rs, Hannah and
Saiah. and a t hird riiild , perhaps a si.u (posthuiniuis V), and tlir l)r. John, afn. rwards
(if Si.ratiord. Mr. S,;vai_';e rnujeetuies tluit Arulrew and i;i(diard w.re In'othiM's, so that
he must liavi' ni.-erved th.' sp ■llui-- of tle'd- name with tlie final '■ ,s."
Mr. How furHier s.-r.s that John, the ^. of Kieluird, was the exeimtor of liis bro. -in-
law, Edmu.id D.u-man o'f J)erl)v, in IGSo. Now, if the Iei;a! laq.ers show the .■ ])i lliiiu- of
the nan^e r<i !>.■ Hulls, thfU 1 w'oahl c-jneiud- that t liis Jnhu ^M■,s i.leutii-.d with l>r. John,
who was h.-.p. at New Haven, Fe!>. '20, 1G41, and a son of Hichanl. and that Andn-w was
a hro. of IJlehaid. and hhs Ijaj.ti-nial name ].erpetuated in lie' fam. of hi- n.])hew, ] h'.
John.
Of John Hulls (d' ]_)orrhes;er, >hiss., 1 note the fnlhuvm-: He was free. .mg-. ,.
j(;:]-3 and of th-' Artilh-rv Co., h;:JS. ^Ir. Sava.^e. iii iinliuL'- hisd. '• At lio.->toii, .Jedy '^.s,
Ififil]!" lias evi.h nilv ei.n'founded liini with Hohert Jlnll ,,f I^oston (f. of John, the Mint
Master), \vhn d. oil tha; date. Cothren tells us that John of H:)rehester rem. t.; U indsor,
};hui. V)a-th.- Doreh.-siei' lecord- ihi^ Jeilai Hulls had .j-ranfs of land in lH-'i. K"''.") aiul
](»:;tl. and. Hien di-api-.-ar.-, fr..rn ^aid re.-.vid-:. Irom whieh I eonjertuve tliat he wa.-, bio. of
Andrew and Hiidiard'; the v.lede fam. llnaliy i;e; I lin-- in Conn. abt. ](i:;!i--4il.
My ((iiielu-dou i> that tle^re were three distlnef families;
1." Andrew Hulls of New Haven; i;i<di:ii.l Hulls, do. and J. dm Hulls of \'. mdsor
weM' three 'hros. from (du-shire or Dcrhy.^hirr.
','. I{<J)ert Hull of Hoston and John Hull of Neulniry, two bros. from Li<>cester-
shiiv.
:]. (;eori.n_. Hull of Fairfield and Jo'^i'jih llulhd' W.'ymouth, two bro^. from Smier-
.set>hirc.
Kdiii:-, in his Jli^'n,// of '_'h- ■■<Iiir.\ ^dv.'S the arms of Huls of Ili'.lse as three -'piles,
and .-iiy.-'^the Hul-es, "a great name 'once in these p:irt:-," were boiited at Ihtdley iu
Cheshire.
Tld- faiuilv cd' Hrd-e or Hull-:- of ('h-shire, says Hyson, can be traced liacic to bir
WiUuim, who iii-.u-/i.d the heiie.-.- u\' Xowlmiy. of Nowbary, in the year lyuU.
.Sir llu-i,-h liud-,ni :i vonn-!-r branch of this f;imily. was apii<,intcd Ju.-tice ol the
Kiiur',- Heucii, iu b.-J. and c.mtinm-d in tluit position, T. Hon. V., Mid. J find ou
examiiniiion of the vi-a, books that liis name is always spelt lluls or Hulls.
'ni(> HiiKes (d' tdi>c, in rlu-shire, (d' the same stock, t,,,/p I'Mw. IV, 1 -ldl-14,S;3.
married ihe h.-iress,.. ,d' (dive and of IJaven. ddiey were seated at 1-dworth and be<-ame
fxtinet bv the death of Kev. John liaise, f.., under of the Hul-can Vila- in Cainbrid-e.
'jdioiiiiis HaUe or Hulls, hlsip.of Nowbuiy and A>Hey had n;inu rous i-^.^is by t wo
Avive... He w.;, biimed at Xowb'urv in l.l.<^i. 'Hi> ehlet son Huirh had a dauehter bap.
at NoNsburv in l.":)l. ^ays !,y<nn, iiftei- which d;o<' iliere is no trace (d the family on the
re>d.ster wh..t became of this iiumeMcis proL;-en.y '.'
"^ For the imrpo.Te> ol i,n.iiea!oL-ieal inve.-ii.JiUion I would ]u-e-unie that tiie brothe.-s
\ndrew, liicliaid ami .lohiT Hulls of ('o-;,,. wtMe <d a youne-er luau. h of ihi.-. Huil- ,/'oi^
ilulse familv of i/jieshiiv, ;in 1 tluu vour aiK-cior, Dr. John H ;ill-, probably e:ive the
r.-inu' of l>erb.- or Chcshi.-e to one .c[ boHi of th.' Cuuii, town.- in remembrance ,,f the
iniiitv seat ol hi.-- ance-.-'.oi s.
I am, .-ir, veiv sira-erelv v(uns, etc,
1{. W. B. HI Id-.
ecu APPEXIJIX.
IIUJ.SJ; AND IH'LL.
Ihihe, fi town and manor in Cxi. JJu^hvoith, C'lu^liiic, jn-oliaMy fmni' tlie Gernuin,
Iliiltz, a \voo(l.
Jln'L tlic old Biiti>li or Sa\on for ii liiU. in Wrl( li, Unll InL-an^^ a. lonpli, uneven
pla ro.
t^O()n after llie Conqiiertt many locilities in the west of Knir. liud tliis name of //////,
and })n)l>al.)ly ixaw name to as niaii}- disiinct famiIit■^; ;is tliei>' were liigli and prominent
laiid-nuuks lieai iu>;- the name. In Che^liiie, Eni;., Jf'iL^-- i\w\ Ifulii. (n the Marches
and in Wade-, Hulls wuuld \'1'Ak ho the eoiitraeted fonn of Ilnll.-<in; it heinir tlnre the
(.■ijstom to use tlie oontrartion "s" for tiie English word Son, as in K'herts, Kvair-.
Jiihns, ]{irhaids, Willh-.m.s. etf. — tlie i'lnglish style heing Rohertsun. Evans.»n, .lohnsiin,
etc. e.tc. So that it i.-i higiily jirohahle that thero an; in Enirlaiul distinct fanulies boar-
int^ the name JI"!Ly and JI"!--<('. derived from distinct sonrces, som»^ from th.e local name
and 8ome from the ])atronymic and spellimj their name indifferently — either way.
^Vitv the family (jf Hulls in Conn, dropped the tinai s and thus (no doubt unwittiuirly)
lotaily changed" their )i.ii lonytuic, it \\"alii he curious to d.isrover. l>r. .folmand his.-ojis
letaiiied the linal s till the middh' of the last century. l*i;.ih faiidlies have an alias in
Old ]-higland. Hull h.ad the alias Hill, Hnlse had the alias Hulls: but n.;ver do 1 find
thiit Hulls had the alia.s, Hull, until this cise of the ("onn. family turn.- up, v^-iiich I
think was merely the result of indifference on tlie part (d' the family, forced upon them
and then acce}>ti'd bv them as the end of repeated errors among survivors, parish clerks
and town oiKcials,— r^'/^. b>/ Btt. i?. ]i'. B. JIuU. 1). 1).
"Andrew Hull of Xew Havn li;:!0, came in Fb.iiev,-ell of Lond..n Ki:^.-), a. 20,.
with C'a.tliarine, prolia'oly hi'^ wf., a. ',':.'. Had dans. Hannah, m. ]()C.4, Edward l-'orman,
and Sarah, ha]-. Ort. 4. 1(14(1. His widi.e.v ui. irich.ard P>ea-li (Savage).
Richard Hull of X. H., \vill txh. Aug. 2l), l'.;d2; makes liis mark; inv. €122;
names ciiil. Jeremiah, eldt.-^t s. ; .bdiu. dan. Hannah, M'lry, wf. of John Jackson.
John Hull, prob. s. (;f Richard, was at Her'ny \^\(\^. at A\'allingford 1«:S7; exc. his
house and land at Stiatford with Benj. Lev.is for the lattju-'sliouse arai land in \V. , V\s'.
Tlie town of \V. .-et out to Dr. John Hull 70!) acres h.'ying betv.een tlie north side of
15road Swamp and the Quinnppiac IJiver, the east and west bnundaries not being so
clearlv deiim d. S:ii<i by Savaire. ••Perhaps <rranted for services as surgr-on in King-
Phillip's war. 'I'he tract was known as Dr. Hull's lartre farm. lb' ni. Ist.Marv; 2d wf.
Oct..l'J, 11172. :M:iry .b-nev, and :M lb l.e-ra Turner, Sept, 21. lOf;',). He d. in ^V. D.-c. G,
1711, a. about 70: inv. ■L'-'ilO; ooOaeies in invent(.)iy ; .b.^eph and J-ienjamin. adms. An
account of wdiat the s chil. had during the life of their f . : 1. John. €104 Ids Od: 2.
Joseph, €0o 10s ('.<!; o. Benianun, i's.") ;;s Ovl; 4. Eoene/.-r. €7s fis lOd: o. Jeremiah, €;>
.2s; (j, Johti Prindle, hu.-band otMary, €>]0; the other t\^■o children are supposed to be:
7, Si'muel; S. .\nil,.-w. ii^uenezer Vvas dead, and the heirs of EiHuiezer are referred to
in the w ill (d' his father.
1. John Hull, b. marcli 14, 1001-2; set. near his mill back of .-Vn.sonia, still kntjwn
bv his name. He was seh'ctmau, farmer and nuller; d. ^bay 2-"). ]7o:3, ,a. 91. says one
account, but Dec. fi, 1714, the v.ill of John Hull id' l)erliy \va- shown at New Haven;
John Hull esecr; John to ha\ ••the Derby lands; to tin.' other sons, huids in the town of
\\'allingford: Jidm I'l-ingje, Hannah Pi iiigle and Jos-ph Hull, wit.; Josepih liullgnaid.
to :diles and ]':bemv.er. libl. dnk-r ol.diil.:
1, Deborali. b. Hi'.'l. 2, John. b. lo'j:;. :J, Marv, b. IGOC. A, Martha, b. IG'JS. o,
Daniel, b. IG'.-D. G, Prescilla, 17.)2. 7, .^ti;es. b l7o4; cho.M; lienj. Huil of \V. guar-b;
m. ?darv Tutrle [p. ."^,07b >?. I'oenezer, b. 17(H.i; in 1720 adnn <d' his est. given to Daniel,
2d bro.of dec.
12. John Huil, b. Jan. 1. IG'.ld: in n^."". Edene/er Hull exhihited v.ill of .Mr. John
liull.. late of .New Haven, wf. Meiey: .diii. : 1. Jcdiu; 2. Ja.ines; :;, b'.beneyrr: 4, Mary
Sperrv: o, ?>Iercy Potter; G, I'.sther "binr.rhill, a.nd llannali au'i Sar.di Jolmson.
122. James Hull, m. Lydia , aiaihad:
1, James, h. June (I, 1745; iii. .Marv Pali, dau of (.ilover. She m, (2) Sanfonl.
2, Joseph. I). Aug. S, 1747. 8, Eydia.'l). .\in-il G, 1741t. 4, David, I.. 17.">l. o, Samuel,
b'. Im-Ii. '•', ITol. ' G. Pel>ee,;a, b. Aug. 0, IMG-
1224. David Hull, b. Sept. 17, 17:-1; d. May 17, IMo: m. ilannah, dau. of
Thon.as and .\buv Mile.^ i uuderson, h. Autr. >^. I71!b d. Julv lU, ]N2.S; i.:
1. Eiisha,"b. jr7S; d. ]^-42; n.. Huhhih IhtU [p. 14:)]. "
APPENDIX. (JGI
n. T^avid. h. ITSS; a. !)>■(■. r,, 1S.-,.'i.
HI. Elaui, 111. Sent. 0:!, isll, Xaiicy IJi'iiliani, and liad ; 1, Wh.liam. 2, ])AU.,
in. Natliau .Jdlm.soii (.>r lii.ti-li'\v<>i,;|, X, .1. ;!, l).\r., m. lli-niy Ov'uitt (d' X. Hav. 4, T)Atr.,
111. Daiiitd 1^,'iiliani of Middlctown, ( 'onn. ■"). Im.vm. li.'l^.'JO: d. Sept. lo, lSSl;m.
Vir^'-inia. dan. of I'liilip '<auiid(_-r.- of X. llav.; i. Malrolm and J'nvltiick. G, Hrnhv,
of )5nidford, liad Imo-rni'.
2. Joseph Hull, 1). ]';;(V2; Capt.; m. Jan, 20, lOlU, Mary X'nduds; (^niannali
: Sam'l <.'. (.'hukt- ens in Ids dc.--riMidrnt> of Itiidiard Hull, in iiudiini;- t!ii-> -!<>.s."iili
thi' traiisfi'i'iT (d' -1 arn_s in l).-rliv at < >m;i.s ]*]ain. fimn lii^-lno. .iolin in \'i'h], for the
rfa-on tliat J.w,-,!, d. i;i-!. a Nc. And Id.- l.ro. doliu l:ad \,yru d. ."")() vrs.; rliil.;
1, Saniu.d. b. H.;'.:-.'. 2, .Jus./pli. 1>. M'.'M. n. (.■al(d). ],. WXk' -1, Aiidn-v,-, li. lli!)7.
o, Mary, h. li.'-iU*. <i, .''aiali, h. llol. 7, .\liijali,b. llDd. s, Xatlian, b. 17(i',).
22. Josepll Hull, b. ld'.»4: m. 172r), Sarah -. He wa.-^ a farmer and uiein. of
th • (ioiieral A.^.-eml'lv luauv vi<. : /. :
I. Sarah, b. Si-i.t. 7,'i:2';: ni. Hev. Dr. i;i.diard Man-fieM.
H. do>eMh. b. ;-Vb. IS,. 172S.
2. Joseph Hull, b. ¥''\j. IS, n2S; d. 177-":.; farmer; iii. j 7-l'.t. Kb/a ( 'lark of
],\iiie (..'elite;, v'miiii. Slie was afterwards tliir.' i irm-.-' in., and d. Ffb. 12, ]s25, a. 91.
I. JosciiU, '.1. 1700; emered army. 17?ti, a- l/ieut. of Artillery: raptured a.t F<irt
^^'a^hin;:t^n; i-X(d!a!i-eci Hi 7^. hi 177!) commaudid a Flotilla on L. I. Sound; with 20
men in a .small >loiip ho to ik, by boardiriu-, an arme.l schonner oil l>erl)y. 1. h-A vc, )>.
Mareli 0. f77.1: cabin l):>y; Ident. {' . S. Xavyl7i'-': I'^t IJiMit. fri.ivati' " ("(uistitution."
1V()(!, Mild |i.-d a, party wliiidi " rut out" a Freneh Iriicr of Manpie fioin under the i;-un.s
of a battery ill Ton I'latte, St. li^uuiniro. hi 1n()2-.j in enmm.r.id of seliooner •' Xan-
tilus" audbri^i: " Aruus.'' in :!ie sipiadrons of Prebj'^ and harron at attacks on Tripoli,
aim ill the " A lyus " as>i.<:i-d (icii. Katon at tiic capture of Diuii.-: made Ca.j.l. in bSd'j.
In 1S12, beir.ii-in command of the frigate '■ ( '.aistitiiti.iii," lie escaped fir^m a heavy
British squadron after a eha.'^e id' three days; famous in naval hisrnry for the skill and
seamanship di-iday(.'d. Hi .Vuirusr of tlie same year lu> mot tin- i riuato •■ li nerriere,"
■C'a]>1. r)ac'-eri. )Ue of the ship- wiiich had (duised Jiiin in July, and loi'k her after a sharp
ceiute.-it of .thirty minutes. The result ni the lir.st sea ligdit <>i' the war caused great
fxciiement on both isides of the ocean. He afterwards commanded varicnis sijuadrons in
ditferent sea.-- and ihi- Ch.arlc-town and ""liiladelphia navy yai'ds. He ;n. IS]:], Annie
Hart of Saybiook. Conn. He d. .<. /. Feb. , bsd'}. 2, Jo-Kfu. b. 1771. li, Li:vr. 4.
l)A.\ii;i.. 0, W'lf.T.TA^f. th C'HAllI.1::'^.
II. Samuel, \). ]7.j1; hieut. of Inf. in liev. aimy; chih; 1, Emii.Y, m. Eas-
,M'tt of i)erb\. 2, ll.u:it!i:T. a, Eliza, m. \Vallerof (.Jeorgia. 4, William.
HI. Isaac, b. 17-VJ; m. Martha Clarke; rem. to Canada ai)l. ISOl; in war id' 1813,
r.d'uscdto take the- oath of allegience to the i5rit. crown, and was confined. In ISlo rem. to
MaamceCiiv. (_). ; d. in Mm, roe. Mich.. 1S2'J. His wf. d. 1.-47, a. lid. 1, David, b. L77J ;
■Cajit. U. S. "a.; d. at Fort Delumce, U., ISod. 2. Isaac, d. y. o, Wii.llv.m. 4, S.vlly,
m. Dr. I'arker of Mnnroe, Mich., and had S"'ii)i(L o, Ll ev, h. 1792; d. num. IS.'iS. 0,
Anxi-: FlLiZA, b. 17U1; m. Horatio Conant of Maumee, and d. ls2N. 7, Lt:vi, b. 1798;
Ideut. F. S. A.; aid to Gen. Harrison; killed by Indians 1S17. 8, lsA,\r, b. ISO]; in.
1837, Chh/e SpotTord. 9, AL.MiltA, ni. h. II. Foisyth of Maumce, (). 10, JusiiPii, h.
18U7; d. unm. 1831.
IV. William, le June 24. 1 <•"■);;: Y. C. 1772; taught school ; aft. -rwards stud, law at
LitLdilmdd, (.'oiin., and adndttcd ro the bar 177-"). In April, .same yca.r, chosen Capt. of
the first company raised! in Dcrl-y, and mandied with Col. Webb's rcgt. to Camliridge,
and took part in siege of Boston. In 1777 was .Major of the 8th Mass.. and in 1779 Lt.-
Col. and assi-taiit iiispector ot the arn)y, niahu- IJarorr Steuben. He was in the Is-uiles of
Long Island, NVhite Plains, Trenton, Princeton. Ticondmog;;, Stillwater, Sa.ratoga, Mon-
mouth and Slony Point. lb- coininandcd a succcs.-ful e.q). against jlorrisania, for which
he received the t'lianksof Wa^-ldmrtou and of congnss. \\ hen the army was disbanded at
<.lo,c of war. Col. H. v.as r.--.d,ete'i b\ Wa-himdou as the Lieut. Col. of the one vri:l.
of Inf.. r.-mimd in tl..- scrvh'.-. :uid was stationed at \Ve.~i Point, ITs;!-!. In 178(iho
retired and brg;;n luactie.- of law at Xewton, .Mass. In .lam, 17sL volunteer aid to
•Uen. Lincoln iii suppressing Sh.ay's rebellion. In 171»:) commissioner to make a treaty
Nvitli the Indians in the nor:hv..-^t. In 179S vi^lied Ihigland and France, and in Pari.s
witnessed a 'p.irt oi' Hu- lir.-t ; -.oliai'in. On hi ret.un \s-as apn'. by (.'ov. (d'.Ma.-,-;.
.Uidge of the Court of ('on.iiio:; 'iMeas \'nv Middlesex Co., and elected .Major (ien. of the.
:.]:\ r)i\ision of the .Ma>s. Mil. Wa- seiiaioi- in the state legislature from 179S lo 180.'",,
wdien he res!e;ned on bidng apjiointed by Tlmm.is JetTerson Co\. of Mich. 'J'erritory. in
CG--2 APPEXDIX.
Feb., ISIO, war lioini,'' iiniuincnt ami Iiulians lio'Stile, t\vclvi_' luimlrod (Jliio VoIiuiTcits.
with -500 int-a of tlir 4tli V. S. Inf., \nh-iv oidi_a-e<l t(.i the; wi.'stcrn fi-diilit^r post (Detroit). •
(Jow Hull beiiij; ii\ Washington, was asked to take cointnantl oT tliose troops, ^vhieh lie ;
declJucd; luit the oiiieer aiipointed heinu- taken siek, (ios-. ]i. ronsentt-d to lead the '
trc-ops to Detroit \viih the sole ohject of ])rotei:tin_u- ilie inhahitaiits of tlie terrltoiy ;
Jiiiain.st the Indians. Ilr upC'ii'-d a roail thnui^li the wildei ii>'.->.. t U'n Imndied mi!«'S. to :
JH'troil, and when hearri\'ed \\'a.s ordered to iuvaih' ( 'aiiada wiili a I'oi-ce wholly ii.aileqiialc i
and without tliC .support of any naval p.iw(.'r wliaii ver, thoi;u'li he had in-^i.-ti-d upon |
its necessity, and le.'d tlie iih-dii-e ot' the f:dvernnieni iliat h.i_ >hunld be so supjinrt'd. '
The campaiirn \va.-- a failure: Detroit was lust, and (iov. IL was held aecountable for -
disasters caused bv otl.er.s. |>rr il > h'.q>.-,sl of Triil ,■/ (;,n:. llnll a! A!h,n,!i, ]S1 [. ;.,.!.. ;.
bv ]-:astbnrn, Ivirk lV '.'o,, X. Y., IMl; r2) ShiLoirs 'nf t!„: Cnii,p(ii;ii, ,>f isl'J by Win. i
Hull, i)ub. by Pine v^ <_irecn, B.-ston, ls24; (8) MiUto'iy an'l ('iril Lif,- nfiJn'. ]J"U. by ;
his dau-^hter" !*trs. Campbell and his trrandson. .lames F. (.'hirke. N. Y.. D. Appletun \- .
Co., lb'4S.] Tlie ])ublie opinion of tins event was formed from tlie staten)eiits of irovern- [
luent editors iuid military men. who, like la'uis ('a<!i, bad risen on tin- duwiifall uf (ieii. j
Ifiill. Cojiies (jf docuuier.is n(^ce.-sary to Iiis vindiealien he \va.s unable to jirocure from ':
the V\'nr Deptartment until ]S".24, and" even now th.e sehoel histories iiave it, and the ]iop^ *
Tilar belief is that In.- was a coward and a traitor. >
Oliver Urowu. a beid' contractor with Hull's army at Detroit was accompanied liy hi^ '
sou John, wlio circulated freely tnuono- tlu^ oiRcers and soldiers and overheard (then a \
])oy i.if 1'-? yrs.) many of the conversations concerning;- (ien. Hull and his ]>osition. Uf i
Gen. Cass, then a Ca]it. under Hull, he saw much, and heard such iraitinous talk from |
him, M'-Arthur and other otliccrs, as would have Inanded tln-m as niutitieers had it been
known in \VashiDi.'-ton, and he had an ill opiniiui of Cass ever aft'.-rwards. Me bdiv-vi d
that (j'en. Hull w-u"s foi(-ed into the false jxi-itinn which b-d Ti, his surrejider by the bad
conduct of liis subordinate oliicers. He d. Xov. :,'."), b^"2."), in Di.-iby, Conn., while on a
visit, He m. in ITSl, Sarah, only dau of Hon. Abraham Fnllei- <if Newtown. Shed.
An e-. 31, 1 soil, a. (iTtChih: 1. Sauait. b .Jan. •,'(», ITS'.i: in. An^;. x?'!, iNr.'. Jt.iut Mc
Kesson, lawyer of N. Y. 2, Ei.i/.A, b. 17s4; ni. March l:]. ITSo, Isaac McChdlaii of
Portland. .Me.; merch.; sev. cliil. .'), AnuAtiAM h't'LLKi;, b. March 8,17^0: H. Col.
180.J; stml. law: in IS] 1 apjiointed Capt, in i'th V . S. Inf.. and kill.-d at battle of Lauviy's \
]-ane. Jul V :?.",, b^M. 4. Ann IU.nnky, b. June Hb IbST; m. Isos. H. IJ. Hici<man, ■
i'aj.t. V. S. A. o. Mak'.a, b. ITSS; m. lsl."i, p:dward Fenv.ich C;i:nj.beH of Atic-usta.
(Ja.; Harv. C'd. 1S14. (">, Pl'lir.CuA Pa1!KF.i;, b. Feb. 7, 171)0; m. .May IS. 1S05. Samu.-I
Clarke of Newton, Mass: chil.: 1, X////'/*/ r. , b. 18U<J. 2, .S/.-^r''/ .4 //'//. ISliS. ;j, Jnous
Freeinan, D. 1)., ISlfi. 4. Wn.. IhiU, bsbi. o, Ahvui<i,n F"'!n\ !S14. <;, rhn,),.is
Curtis, 1S27. 7, Caiuilixf., b. Ajn-il :]0, 17'..i:-]: m. Mr.rch iJo, ispi, iiufus X. Pa-e of
Hflllowell, Me. S, Jl-I.I.\ Knox, IT'Jo; ni. Sept. 12, lS2o, Jn,c|,h Wheeler of At.j.'Usta,
(hi. : mercli. She d. June 2(i, b^42. lb- ,1. March 2i, isr.i',, .-, T'l. 1, /,'.■,'■// .A-.s; /-/"/"-
1). Jan. ."), ls;](); :u. Sterline- Smith of liro.ikhn. X. V. 2. S.ir^i/i ]j>'nsii, b. is;;-,'. :|,
]Viu. II'iH, b. lNy4; d. isfii. 4, ,l,s, j,h, b. Sept. 10. iSKi; W est Puint Mil. Acad., 1^-V,i.
In lS(il jolm-d Confederates and wa.s ma<ie Cnl. of P,)th Ala. Vols.; Ibig. (bm. . ]SiI2,
■with (.'avalrv Comitiaml. Afterwards Major ( b-n. , and in isd"), Lieut. <u-n. Hem. l-'eli.
S, 1800, Flhi Jones Sherwood and had: 1, Lucy Louis:i, b. Xov. 24, Isoth
V. Levi. b. 17ol: d. y.
VI. J".li/.;i. b. ISoti: m. Smith of Di-rbv.
VII. David, i). 17(;i: V. C. 17^2; M. I >. ; m". dan. of Andr.-w Elliott, D. D., of Dos
toir. Xov, 10, 178'J, and set. at Fairlii-ld, Conn., wheie he d. 18;J4.
VIII. Sarah, b. nCC; m. -(iilbert <d' Dei4.y. '
23. Caleb Hull, b. Feb. 4. P;'.I.k d. liOi; m. Mav 1, 1724. Meicy, dau. of Xatlian
Kenhani. 1>. Aug. (i. lVi):5: d. April I'.J, 17tifb i-s. Cheshire. Conn.: /. :
1, S;ivah. 2, Andiew. 3, Caleb. •!, Samuel. ."). .Joseph. 0, Submit. 7, Patience.
S, Abijah.
232. Andrev/ Hull, d. Sept. 22. 1772, a. 40 (ui-ave. stone): Lieut.: i!,v. <J22.-)ti:
est. Dec-., 1^74: wiuit Hannah :ind Lowly has bad. to cnme out. Tin- lands h-ft li\- bis
f. at Stony U!V<'r to i)e given to the dans. ; ab-o the l.-ind he liMULrhf of .lolm M rt et :i riii
the hou-c^ en ir. onlv s' .\ndrev\': m. Lcjv. .iau. of Ca.pt. Sam"l C.m.1; uf Ciie-hii-.-: /. :
I. Damatis. b. Sept. 2'.i. 174!l:d. y. 2, l.-wly, b. J u'y Lb 17.",:^ :!. 1 iamoah. b. He,-.
Kb 17.V.: !i:. Ca])'. Lm-ius 'I'nt'Ie [p.".^)!]. 4. Dimiaii.--, b. Sep!, b^, !7."".."i. :>. .\n.liew.
G, Crsnla. b. Xov. 10. 17dii. 7, S.iial;. 8, .>'er.-y. il, l':sther. 10, Lovice, m. Dr. Hull
nnd real. I'. ^'eI■l:l.lnt.
Al'PENDIX.
G(;3
2325. Andrew Hull, 1'. O.t. n, i::,S; <i. A|.;il :M. 18'J7: Maishul of tin- Dist.;
(fell. or. Mil.; 111. J--li-/.:ilifih .Maiy .\iiii, d:iii. of Rnilirii ami Marv Hussrll Atsvntcr. h.
Si'i>t. iroO; cl. 1>(T. V-.""). l^:;s: ;j diii. (i.. y.
1. !"iido:-i:i. 11!. Saiiuicl .\ . Knntc, T. S. S. aiu! < m)V. urCoiiii. 1. .\M)i;k\v Hri.r,,
b. Sent, l";), IS(i(;;(l. June -20, ISfio: lu. Caroliuf AuLT.-^ta, dau. of Au'^T.sius JI. Stni.'i of
N. Illiv. [].. '.^041.
3. Benjamin Hull, M. I'.: <1. Manh ;J0, 1741; m. \hv. M, inii.-), l^lizalirth
Aiulrcw.^, (l. April 'JT, }V.'>-^.
1. Aiulii'w. 1^ .\ii-. IT. K;!!-!.
II. .^[aI■^■, li. Ani:. Ml, ]''i'.io: 111. EliL'ac/.cr Hioii'^::!!.
111. l-'li/.iiln-ili, 1.'.^ .\i.i-il S. 1(;<;S: m. Nov •.-2, 172."), X.-itliaiiicl M.-rrlnian,
\\. Daiiia,:-!.-;, b. Fcb.-l, 17(JI); iii. 17-22, ICliiatlian Stivct, uncle of 'JMtusof X. Ifav.
V. .lolill.
VI. Al-iuail, li. I'Vh. M, 1701; in. Kiisin-i, F,lc-:i/,ri- Mrrriiuaii.
VII. Saiuii.-l. V>. S.-.r. 1. ITo-i; m. Frh. '] , i;;i:l. Sarali liali.
VIII. lk'!ija!!:iii, \>. .Fuiy 6, 1712; in. iH-c. 17, 17:;."), Hanhali Pariual.v.
35. John Hull, !>. "..t. O, Hoj, M.D.; ,„. 1727, Sarah Ive.s.
I. Zoplullliali, I.. 172N.
II. .loliii. in. 17i;4, Ilaiinali lliiclicork: (2). Norton.
III. Ai-iM.<, M.L)., 111. 1, Maimha. :ii. Sainuol Tuttl-. V.A: [9]. ;2, A>fo~ (J., M.
!>., in. Lydiu ('ouk of W'allin^'foril, ami ]ia.s a »v.'/( in X. Y. C aiul a (htd., m. I'r. (iia.y,
lioiiicojiatli.
351. Zephaniah Hull, !> 172.^: M.D.; m, :\Iarch 2*^, 17-11). Ilannali Cook: rom.
to iMtlilcin with Dr. .hisi-jih Hollaniy, his fripud. Dr. Hull and liis wife d. tin- same
dav, Nov. !0, 17i.)U, of the '•!.;-reai sick'He-s. "' and two of hi;-, chil. and a y. iinn,'- tiiau liviiui:
ill lii.s liou-e (1. so<ju aiier. [See .'^tory of 11 quails; flvii:u' over lii.s lioi:bC; N dro}>))ed dead
ill his o-anlen.]
I. Titus, M.D., 1). Martdr 2."), 17'")1: more celehratr'd in bowel disease? than any
othe:' M.lh in tlie state: in. and had: 1, L.vi i;r:xs, b. June (i, 177!t; stud. ined. with
l>r. I>avid Hull of Hartford, (.'oiin.: rem. to N. \. suite; hi^'-lily hone.red liy tin- nied.
facultv; twice elerti-d I'res. N. Y. State Med. Secietv; State SinaT(u- -1 ^ears. 2, (ieii.
Ki.iAs". b. Apri! ;i. 17.^'j. o. Hon. A.M)];i.;w C. of Alle-hanv fo., N. Y." 4, liev. Lkn"-
I.KKT, v.. Der. ?,, \~\i^},
II. Lvdia, b. l>ec. 22, 1710; d. F'b. -21. UoO.
III. hVdia. h. dan. 2.-;. 17.j3; m. Nov. 21, ITGil, Joseph Jud-on; (2) Aniasa Clark of
Cheshire.
IV. Audiew. b. Dec. S. 17."Jl: res. in Cliesliire.
V. Hannah. Jan. 2S 17.')7; d. Nov. Hi. 17(i(t.
VI. Sarali, b. .Aiay 17, K.V.J: d. Nov. IT., 1700.
Eboneaer Hull, b. 'ibout ir;7:'.; d. Nov. !l. 1701); i. s. ^Valliu,lrbu•d; in. Ma;eh 4,
17Ut), Fydia, .Mi:v, h. July :U, lii"~2. d.au. of Daniel (and h'uth iloi-kwell, d;ui. id' John and.
Sarah (EnsiL;:n). s. cd' Dea. William Ixockwell of \\'iudsor) Mix, s of Thomas and
Ivehecca. dau. of Caot. Nathauii'i (Turner) Mi:v. I'b-ie.'/.er Hull's est. inventoried £15:3:
Lvdia Hull, adiiiX : Tlioma^ '!i"ale amMVni. Tyler a]iii|-aisers; overcharge gi\-eii by Dr.
Hull to chil. of deceased.
I. Hannali, b. March 2:3, 17()^: < ho -e Fiide Daniel jli.\ for .uiiarditm.
II. Ihbrcra, chi/se DelliaUiin Hull for iTuai diau.
111. Fbene/.,'!-. cho^eFnrl,. Haiii-l Mix bu- -uardian, 1721: lu' iii. Si j.t, 1,17:;0,,
llaiuKih Haic.~: lied, in V.Vdi'd 1774. 1. J(isi;i>ii, 1). Sr])t. I7:il; d. Marcdi i:', 17:!2. 2.
D\NiF.i.. b. F.d). 2'..!, 17;!2. ;:. Hviua, b. A]ull il, 17.M; m. S.-j.:. 2. 17."iM. Niidiolas
Andrev.s, s. of Sale U(d ; r.-s. West .Mcridon, Conn. ;ind had: 1, I)iini,\\\ M;..:ch:;il,
17';i: d. yiuim- fell from a, cart and k. 2. .l///.:.v, b. July21, 17d2, killed in his 1 1 -h
vv. bv h .use biirniiu:. :h M'lriyl. b. <>rt. 20. 17C)."i: n,, mmird because his um. leid l.ifii
.^ird: for:} vr:us brf. liis b. 4, A7:'/e/.ev. b. Aiuil OO. ]7(;7: m. ( 1 1 .b.rushn : (2M >e~i:o
Ho]. son, sisier-. 5. M\ini. b. Julv 2, 17ii'.»; in. <»/,ia- •i,il|MU. C, Ainui. b. Miiv lU. 1771:
m. Fldad Feck of Dlue Hills. 7. "7A//; , b. ,b, n. 11, 177d; :n. Hctsv ] biu;rh. s" Kl:,.,-ur
JI.'ll. b. N..V. s. 1771. !l, l.nili,, b. Juiv:;o. 177(1; m. D.-c. 20. is02, Fr;isti:.-, Feck. 4,
Fr.NUi';, b. n:'.**,; m. Cai.t. Mif-: Hull I',!], .""), Kstiiki;, b. 17;;7. C. An.na, b. Oct. 2:1.
17:;^; r-.. ;-:i;e.b (;avl.-id. :, .bi-e'Ui. b. 174ie d. -o-u,. s. .I(..~i.i'ii, b. M.ircb, 1712. !).
M Ai;v, b. aii'iut 1 741 ; 111. .\c,ir
,(i 1. l-.idiraim I uttU |
tth I;.. !-;2l. Ill, Iv! x\.
17);i. II, Sakvh. b. alu.ct 174'-.s m. limj. S,,.'iry of Wall'd. 12, Fi;k.m-/ki. b. i;,")0;
111. I'aticnce . HI, ]■'.• iiii.u, li. March 27, 17o0.
GCi ArPKXDix.
5. Jeremiah IIul], M. D.; <1. in WallM. May 1!. ]::5i!: m. May -24, 1711, llan.uili
Cool; oC \\'. ; ^lic d. I'-T. 11, ITU; sun .Icii'iiiy clmM' .•^aiiiiH'l Aaioii C'oolv j;-iiardiiiii, 17 Hi.
1. .h,hn. Ii. Xov. l:;, 171'J: ui. .Marv Ai'.divws, Oi;t. M. 17;J.-).
H. -M(....s, 1). I.).'.-, -jii, 171 1: (I. .hiue :j, 17:;*;.
III. 'l'a!>illia, 1). .March :;, 1717.
h'. Hainiali, 1). .Mavcli 1 '\ 1700, in. Jfliu-l 'I'utt!.- [p. 404]; (.'apt. Stciilicn Audvcw.s.
\'. Jen iniah, h. Jan. 0, 17:.'lt.
VI. .lusci))!, Maich -,'4. 17;l:;: m. 1 7.'34, Hannah Coiix'tt.
Vli. Taiiriuv.
Vil!. Kaiiirali.
L\'. Auif, lu. Euo.s l^L-nhain.
llOlMviXS.
John HopkiliS, '-tlift milhT," .u\ i(.-i--iiial s-itlcr at Hartford, Conn. ; d. M)')\;
liis wu\. .lai'r !n. Nailiani. ] Waid. of liadh'y, .Mass.
1. In'thia, ni. ^iay 27. HSoO, Samuel, s of ( K-i.. St(".cl;in;r" of ITaitf. , 1). in Knp-. ;
])i'p\ny To Livn. Court, l^JiiV".). '74; Pva. of the Fir.^t r'lh. in 3!iddl('towii froiu .^huxh h'l.
I'.ilO lo d,.; QUO of ill;' thuo s:u-!:i I's i]i tlic Indian d( .-d,, li)i;-J: jn-r. stuvcd in riiilip-" war.
Uir Ik; was unulc Scr^'i-ant in 11177; d. I>t'c. ol, Kis:;: his \^id. m. Lii'ut. Janu's Si<m','c of
llartf.. auci-stiu- (d' ihi' Stci-I.-- of ilartf., Coiiu. ajul \\ indluiur ( 'o. , X. \. 1, Han.nwii,
1). Oct. ;l(), k;.-;!: d. liff. liLT f. 2, S.VMri;i,, h. Oct. ■;!», I'ioi;. '■]. 15i:tiii.v, h. Uct. Id,
IfJOS; d. Nov. (>, 17;;2; in. lice. If',, ]u7."), ddionui.-. Sin-/,- of Middlctowu ;uid luid ).)fa.
!^(Ui,ijd. who Ui. E-thcr .Mould and had <'apf. St..;.h,.n Stt/.v of Mid. and .'nHI ford. 4,
John, ii. Sipt. 24, l(;f)0. 7), Lydia, 1.. JMu. 20, \M:). ti, (4i-:()U«;;k, h. Vi-.h. 2i), Kit;.-),- d.
Fvl). 14. 1714: U!. Fdi/,ah:'t]L . 1, S(,pJie,i, h. \i'><'.). 2, KUziihrth. W.yi. :;, >>/?//",/,
1 7()f). 4. .L\/A/,r, 171):;. o, '7/ -y/'y, , 17U"). 7, t7r,KNK/-i;i;, h. Fol). 28. Id(i7. S, S-i-himikn,
?dandi 28, 1!;73. 1), D.wirr,, I.'.' April 14, 1U77; in. An.-r. 27, 17(.Hh Jane Mould. 1.
J)(ih'nl. 2, rfo/^rpii, u, Kl'ihiztv: 4. Ji'/ur 5, .jvaatlinn. 0, Elhho.. T, Jane; all d.
bcf. );i2.
II. Sttpliuu.
" 2. Stephen Plopkins, 1j. lfJ:U; d. 1(;><9; ui. Dorcas Hrouson, v.ho d. .Mav 1:3, 1G97.
I. John.
II. St<-].ho!i, d. Oct. 17()2; lu. Nov. 17, 1(;S('., Sar.ali Judd; a. IS: (2) llf.imali Strono;.
b. xVu-:-. 11, llj(;0;d. Xov. 174.1. 1, Sakaii, b. Ausy. 21, l(;s7. 2, HACHF.r., h. KiS'j.
III. J^bfMuziu-, ni. Jan. 21, KJftl, .Mary But lor. 1, l-iisKXK/.lcii, b. 1(1712. 2. J<.>XA-
'iir.vx, KlfKl. ;5, EiiKMV.Kf:, 1700. 4, .M.\kv, 170."). 5, S-i-i-:riii-:.\, b. 17n7. 'J, Isaa(;,
170S. 7, S.Ui.vu, 1710.
IV. Jos.-pli, d. 1711; lu. Ai.ril27, lO'j:], llannali, dau. of l^ca. Paul i\-ck of llartf.:
slio in. '2) John PorKM-. 1. M vi;v, b. 1 7O0. 2, IIa.x.nau, b. 1 7ii2. 3, iXuiCAs, 1). 1704;
Hi. 'i'iinothy Proiison. 4, iiiTi!, b. 1707. 5, JosKiui, b. 1711.
^'. I'orras, lu. Jonatluui W'l l>sti.-r.
\\. Ahiry, d. Sept. 4, 174o; in. lOisO, C'a]it. Sanruol Sedgwick.
21. Jolm Hopkin.S, d. Xov. 17M2: in. Kaiuiali .
I. John, 1). :uarch 29, 10'-!(1; d. Dct. ."), 1700.
11. Con.sidi'r, b. U)S7.
III. Sl.'plKui, b. Xov. 0, lOSO; d. Jan. 10, 17<;i); in. 1717, Susanna, dau. of John
Peck id' \Vat(u4)ury, Conn., who d. Dec. 2, 17.V);(2) Abi-ail Webster, wid. of John (d'
I'arininjitrjii. 1. .b)ii.N, b. 1718. 2, S'lu-.i'iii x, b. 1710. :;, Anna, h 172;;. 4, .Scs/xna,
b. 1T2.'). .""), Mai;v. ii. 172S; <1. y. O, JosKfu, b 1 7;!0: d. Mandi 27, INOl ; 4'owii 4>. as-
urei- of \\'aterliuiy. Ib")."^-!'!; ■lu-^ticc of tjie Peaci;, 17()J--70; Depresenr;!,! i ve in txeu.
Assembly, 170(; n- (4ect,-d -1 | times, tol70!i: Pea : S-'u, Asst, Jud.'.v -N'ew ilav. Co. Court
an<i held" (jlher ottices; in. .\ov. IS, 1 7,-,4, liej)/iba]i rlarh", wlio d. July 2!) 18',)0, a. 70 ,
dau. of Dea. 'ricmas Ciar!.;. 1, Ijif.ni.i, b. lb")"); m. lO'V. Fienoni Fp.;o[i. 2. .4.^/, l.>.
ViTu: iM. — - Daiue. :>,, .h.s, p]i, b. 1701); m. Hutli Cilbeit. 4, D.'uirl. 1>. I7(;2; ni.
I'j!iyabe;Ii Paine; (J) PemiiiL;-. .">, ll.'<*ii-r. b. 17ii.^ lu. .^hu Ic Ib'euisou, F..-(|. of Water
Iniry. 0. -A'.vaV, b. 17(;i;; J ml-e ! ',,. Ciuirt, JetViu s,n C(i. , X. V.;in. Dmx 1704, K!i-/.:il)et h.
dau of Xathaniel (i,,Md\vinof !Iarife.rd, w ho d. Feb. 1, 17f);»:i2)a lt. dau. of Hev. Dr.
SaiumI l(o|4;ins of Xe\v[)Mrt. \\. I. 1, liei.sey. •_', Saily Coodwin. 7. J!,i>~ihnl,, h.
*Gejr;,'e Sfickunf; of Cambridtre, Mass. : i'n:iile freea'-ui M.iy ^, 1S55; rcai . t.'j H.irrioril, f.ii.il.>. witli
Hooker's cuuipaay, and on list of fie-jinen tliLTe 1030. In 1060 e.\;vistd, prob. by re.isen of ai,'e, froai
watching, 'I .ilniri^', etc.; d. at Kf^^.Tt a. I'-'j^.
Al'l'KNDIX, GG5
17GS; 111. I'-.tlu'l ]5ni:ioii. s, ll.'nimh.b.llH): in. Srilrs 'I'liuinpsun. 9, S.(Ui/. h. ITi'i:
iumi. 7, .li;ssi:. N, .Mauv. !•. ]a>i<. ](i, D.wi.n, )>. 1741; d. I74>'.
IV. 'J'liiiotliv, h. N-v. 1(1, It;!)!.
V. Tli.tiiKi.s li. IC.'.i-J; ,1 1-,MI: m. >Lnvli 1, ITIT, Miuv V.-cklrv, wlio <]. l^,:^'.). n. iV-].
-[, AiiKAlL, 1). .Mnrrli 11. 171^: <1. y. x!, Sv!;.\i!, h, 1 ; 1',). ■;!. Stki'MKN , I.. 17-2-J; d. 1^04.
4, 'J'lioMA-, 1). 17"3.); (1. ITiiT; ('apt", m . Anim , \\])n d. .M:iv -J?, i7."'.:): Ch .Mice llow-
.ard. who d. ] 77S, a. oS. ], Tlnmh.rr, 1.. 1 Mi»; d. IMi;;. •2," /.''"/■ v'/'/, 1). 1T:.:!:iii.
Austin of Pliil.-i. H. ■''/,,,, ,-;..y, 1,. 17.>]. 4, J/z/c, 1). 17.-)i;;iii. WnWvi Wntts nf ( la. ; r hy
2d JU.: .-), Miini.h. ITC::: d. v. 0, J/^//-//. S. ITC.l: i;i. Aslil.,d \\v\h-^, y:.. of li-jlturd
[OJ. 7, .[■iiiniL. 1). .M:iv 11. i ;;;!]: m. l\.-t<T \\'. <iallaudct <n i'hila. a!ni ' liai-Lr. ; uicivhi.
1, l!rv. 'riionm,, U(iiiki"iis (.iullauilrt, 1-. D-c. 10, 17n7; d. Sf])!. 1, l>^."il. ."">, Mu^KS, b.
];0:. n. A\i!i'.\, l.. l?:;). 7, J-:i.i.-:ia, l>. 17;;i. s, Uk.v.i.vmin,, \k 17.J4. y, Auhj.u: ,
b. ]7;37.
VI. J^uuiiud, 1). D.T. 27, 1(1'.J;3; lu. J^sthev Eihvaid.s [i.. ^iil] .
VII. Marv. I,. Ki'.iT; <1. ICy..*.
A'ill. llann.ili aiid ;M\i.tlKM-. t\vin>, b. 10!J<J.
X. Dou-as, 1). i;nfj.
214. Timothy Hopkins, b. Nnv. ](>, KliJl: d. Feb. ,",, 1749, m. .June b"-,. I7in,
31an, dau. ol 4 h.una-. .hi.ld. '.'. !.i> d. Do-. 0, 17!l; /. .•
I. Sainu.'l. 1>. Si'i>t. 17. IT'-ii: d. ])<■■-. '.in, bsi):!: Y. C. 1741. .\n Alxditinuist hi
17TI). -''I'ln' ivfi'.t t!it()lci;iau r.'i Sf\\\y>\-i\" 111. .)aTi. i:;, 174;, .biaiina, dau. of >bi<fs
luyvrs .1 of (i;. ]lariiij;,'-toii,\Ma^-.., wlio ib Au^;-. :4], 17'.!;i; [•l)<v^)i. 14, i7Ui-, l-.lizaln-tli
AN't^sT, ]iriiicij)al uf a biiaixliiii'; sclioo!; .slio d. Aiuil 'J, b^l4, at 'J'auutoii, ^la.'^^., a 7o. ])r.
Hopkins woid;;^ ar,' : Sh, T:,,:.:^}, D>r[uf J:t ;v-.-.vV;,.v. ,'// Ad.-.n:f,,fii i.> th- Cnior^.^
4759; rt'priiiTod in Ho.-ti'M, 177:!. and in l-'diiiburo-. Snithmd. An Li'iiilnj t'oicwnituj
ihe Pr".:'i"r'^ nf tin {;.^q,,/, ]7''i."i: a r,»itroviusi.-tl wuk in reply t,, ])]■.' >.b'iy1ieu of
B(jstou, to \\!ii(4i Ml'. Mill.-^ of Jiipton. (.'oiin., re)di<'d I7(i7, and calli'd foiiii from ]\ri\>-
kins lii^ celebraled boolv, '/'//r J'/'fic Sr,i[t' .in'l Ciur iiirtcr <'f iln l' uvui- m^ fiti. . juinled at
-N, b!sv. 1 Ttiil. ,4 Si/sti ni of D-'rwil/;, tn -wliieli was a Idrd a. tn-atisc on the Mil'eniuni,
•one of tlio aljb .st in the laii-aiaut'. .[ .Sfonoi r vj' Joniitlm n h'/!/i;i r'I.s, and other \Miiks:
i'.; 1, (iKX. l*.\V!r>, a lar^^o pro])rieti_)r and inipoiter in .Maryland; a man of -wealtli and
ililluence'; had .^i vej.ul rlul, "J, J.!:vj, .-tud. at Piineetoii Col. "J yeais; lu alth ]ieioi ; lived.
andd. iuVa.; liad G idiib ;], .Musks, remarkable fdp -treniith of mind and iiUi-i,'rity ;
County liegi.-,ttr and >hi,_;-istrat.- in (it. r)arriiii'-r(ai, .Ma>.^. ; d. a. S4: '.) eldl. 4, SA.'-irKi,.
ii tlu'ifty farmer in (It. b. ; o rhil. G, Daviji, d. iuMd.. a. 'J4. (i. lii rsKY, an a'i_-om-
plished'lady; m. Dv. John SiMi-y, .-ur;;-. 1". S. A.; she- d. in Fa_\ etteviUe. >i . (.'.,]eav, 'J ss.
7, JoAXXA. d. 178'j: m. Fisher, had 1 dam S, liL'OJ>A, d. 179:-', a. iO; m. f'a]a.
John Ai'ttiiony of Ne\v])ort; ] ehikl.
1(. 4'ii!":othv, 1'. Sept. S, 17-2::'..
1Tb Kuldah" b. 17-2:.: m. Abijah Pi. -lends. 1. >b\i:K. 1). July lo, 17f;0; rev. sob;
rem. to Ij'i.^ton, and in </o. \vith Uiles, run a cotton iMrding mill; rem. te> \N indham, Vt.;
re}). Vt. be--, mauyyrs.; hii:li sleu-iti of llie Co. ISlKJ to" ISU!); I'res. elector, JHb:'-24;
Stale ee)un(ulloi' 1 ^bJ-b"); meiii. (one-. ISlC-.lSlS; Gov. of \\.. ISvO; ni. Ann Dorr, wid.
<if Josejdi, of Ivjston, and dan. of .losepb Ibip^-jes of Foxbiiry; several chib, of wliom :
1, JJti".. m. \\'in. Czar Bradley,; M. C. ; s. (jf Stejdien Uowe Bradley. 3, J)(t//., m. Hon.
-Samuel NA'. i'orter of Springtield, \'t. 2, (In.i.s. .Manufacturer in l?0bton; m. Sarah
Adams, dau. B(>v. Thomas of Ko.Kl.Hiry. 1, ^.///(.v. 3, . i'^^/z/ev, rem. to O. ;^, (/fe/'.'/e, of
Paris, France. 4, Sura/i, m. Amos J^awrence of Boston, 1st ^vt. 0, Mary, m. JrJin
K. Adams of Bo-<tou.
IV. Ihuinah, 1>. 172.^; d. .bine G. 17o7; m. >biy '^s, 1749, Thomas, s. of Thoma
U])son of Fannine-ton. Conn., wlio d. Sejii. ~). 17tib 1. 15i:niim, b. k'eb. 14. 17.V); V.
C. 177(1; set. at Ki-n.^inceni, Conn.; bV-Ihe.s- ..f V. C. b^U'.); D. D. 1SI7; d. .Nov. bb l^'JC;
Jii. Leva Ho). kins. ',>, \'H.\t;i,Ks, b. .March S, 17.VJ; d, .\im11 -.l:) . ISO-); m. M.-.y I'li. 177:-.
Wealthv Ib-pkins, who d. Dec. 2S, 17s;b 1. \V.:.<!iui;,lon, b. J>ec. 3, 177."); li. Ajuil lo.
]Sl:;. -c'. L'l . b. Mav 7, 177n. ;\ Gof.s, h. Julv IS, 'lT8(i. M, Svlvia, b. June 7, 17.',tJ;
<b 17(;b
\. Sar.ib, b. 17;;0; m. Dec. 4, 17."3tb Timoihv (lark of Waterbury. s. of 'idioma-;.
.She (b Oct. -Jl, 1737; onlv eliild; 1, S.\i;aii, b. Oct. 'J, 17.")7; d. >biv G, r.7(>.
\\. .lames, b. 17:;3;" Y. C. 1 7.Vb d. in N. blav.. 17.34,
Vlb Dani.'b 1). u-t. p;. 17X1: \. C. 1 7:.^'; lii-hest lionor>; Abun. I'rovincial Ciui-
gress, 17 7.); ■■ I lie l.-ui hiul minisi.-i' " at J-^ah'iii. :>las~,.;d. U'-v. 14, b^bb, D. D. j^ait
znoutli C"b iMilb m. lT7b Susanna, dau. of Jidiu S;iumlets.
VI! b .Marv, b. ir;!7.
I
f
,., • ^
'^'^'' Ari'ENDIX, I
IX. y]:nk, h. S,.,,t. ]v, nyu; Y. C. I7r><; lawwi; Col., Rev. arniv ~ ~ \
A. Soil. (1. D.c. <». 17-11, a. -.'j w.'cks. ■ • ■ I
1 ^}fv:- ^^'-^ Hopkins, 1.. Sept. IS, ]::;<»: y. c. 17:,S: lawvr, : C,,] Kpv ainiv ^•
J a in .. P.,M,s. .1- l,.v.r. Oct. OO. ITTfi, „v,„ .h,vs h.fo.v tl,,- ba,,],.. Uo^dui; ^ ^
"ri^e a;!;;-'si:";:4;;: '""'" " '"'• "■ ^•''' ^■'"'^=^^' ''^'"- '"■•'"^"^ ^--'•'"- >•• ^'•-=^- :
.,.!• -^7''j';^^l'l..'>' ^!;''';l; ^•>. l;'i<!: 'I. is;!!»: Hi. Ort. ■?0, isoo, :m a, vC.n is, 1, o,.;
Col.tKU ^s•and,.;■tnr^T,.atnK■n, tlMMi- cy,.. uMH tun, l,vin;dv to ],i,M as tl.rir tv,„. „r '
U.nslian n.an!:o,,d. li,- ,u. A-,^-. -^r,, IS-H. ].ouisa. dan. of K^.v ]),. Kdv-nrd Pav;',, nl'
Punlaud, Me..vhod. Jan.--,,lM:O;,0)I..v. ;;n. is;s. Kii,,,-..!. Kill.. / bvVs .
1. i:,?,r,,,,/ /v^,,;,, 1, .1,1, oo^;iy4.. ^^,,„,^ ^v,„s. Col.; 1st I.i,-ut. in ]s; lj,.,.t A^ss ^av"- '
mustpvd ,K .Ian, li, l-.(;i: klH-d i,, ., Cavaln skinnisl,, under Sl.efidrn, whiU- Iradiu.- a '
Cavah-y cliar.;v at As!,l;,iiil. ^a., .Mav H, iSCl ^'..un,^^ _
I!. Homy. !). 1),.-. ^x^ |;,;;. j" i~v.'s. m,,„ i
III. S.'Wfll. 1.. ITClj. ;
l^■. Jolui Sar-.-ii!, 1771. ' |
"\'. r.oiiisa. 177-1; in. Jo.>(<5,li Woodluid'^e . \
VJ. P:ilintjliani. 1>. 177ii; d. y. ^ v {
JOHNSCX. I
i
Robert Johnson, oarh- in X.nv llawn Cro;!! Ilnll E )•■■ ■ d ■\\y l'U7 '
I. .'ohn. ' ^ ' i
II. Holait. j
III. 'I'hoiiia., 1,. KJoO.
ly. wiiiiaii.. j
3. Thomas Johnson, b. 1(>;0; d. ICOI. a. G-l; i„. Ell^na, who <I inoi a fil i
. I. ■)n<ci,h, I, ].;.,1; m. IJ.dxicca, d:,ii. of K.^v. Abraliam i'ierson and si^. ot Kev i
Abrahain Ph rson, 1st ['i'\-.. \ C ' j
II. .lohn. 1.. ]f,.Vl. I
111. ]':iiv.l,alpt, 1.. 1(_;.-)S. !
I\'. Sa.vino;. j
\'. Tliojuyis, 1,. KWil. ;
33. Eljphalet Johnson, b. lOoS; rem. to Xrwark; IV. Peboiali Ward- c'l '
Abif.'-ail . ' ' :
I. Col. KHpkal.-t.
_. 11 Xalhaiuel, Kso.; m. San.b O-d^n. 1, 1?kv. S'ixi'UKX Y. C 1743- a dis-
tin^uisl>,.,l rrdignm. and ].olitiral ^v.itrv of the He v. period, of hvn.r, C'onn.; m. 1714.
Elizabetli. dan. <d \\ illuun l)iod.,ti of X, Hav., who was a ur. s, of .lohn Diod.ti Vvn-: '
ot 1 nlosophy at (icncva. Swit/rrlainl, and (•(.niinnitato;' on' the Hible 1 />/,„/,/// •'
^"f""'^'. oWl^ii,,;. 4. Sfrp/n.. :.. KInahi/,. (l, .sW,w/-, n. . John C lisw, dd. 7;
(.illun-nu m. Kov. h>nd,ard J-.lli,)it, y, Alnjail, ni. i^ianuiel heverett. i. bv 'hi m. : U,
M'lrii, in. !:o\-. Matthcu" Xoves _ . • ,
III. John. ■ " ■ \
IV. Saniufl. I
V. 'I'iniothv. ■ !
VI. D-bniaii. ■ I
\'\[. IM.rbe, I
Vm. Hr/ddah: n,. Cortdia . 1, JKMiMA,,n. Daidrl Tattle [p. ;]0;)1. ^ JovxW. '\
ni. Abed C.unpholo; (V, John -j'utih. [ p. ;;(ii. |. ■;, p,, kkk, in. D.a. Caloh Wh.vhT " 1
0'- ',"•; ^' ^"/''- -/"-"^ 1' Hev. ^oldior. 1, Ph,.l„.. n,. Cov. \Vn,. S. Pennin-ton wf X. j' :
...__-l (/'r-/. 1,.. l.ol„.!t X.-il. 4. Ki.i/.\i;i:rii. ni. ■I4ir,,phll;is Ward. 1 Tim, Ih,; (■,,... r ■
n,n:/in \M,ippnny. X. J. 1, Mary, ni. (apt. d'iniMrh v 'i'nttio fp. :p,itl, 2 Phobo 'n;
Ja<'oh(.ray :d _\\hii,oaey, :,:.d la..: : Mi, l)an.,n,. Dr. John S. lun-v. ^ :', ciiarh-- ua^
postiilastrr ;i.t .vewark. — ('"ii;/ir.
4- WilllLjm Johnson, a .Ml!.,'. ■lihri- in \\allin-io;-<l li;7(»: did r.ot liv th.Te ainl
hi.^ h,t %vas,sold to Isaac Cnitis in l(ii)l. Mr v..-;;s d,...ron in (.'nilford Tin- .n.nrral co.p r
t;ave luin a lann in l^nihani. Conn.
I. Jacob. 1,. l(iii;i: ni. Doc 1!. Vm, Abipdl Hi;ch<-..rk. lied. Jul\ :JS, 174fi, u.
A7'J'KN'IHX.
G67
80; she d. .lau. H. ITO';, 1, Kkvi;kn, in. Mury Ihiynai [p. :,>14]. '3. Isaac. M, Enos. 4.
AiUGAiT,. 5. TsHAi:i,. 0, Ai'.NKii, ii\. Cliiiiity n'ayton [p. -,'14]. T, Cai.kt,, in. Kai-lit-l
Block. 'It [.11. 1 s, l>AX[i:i.. !), S.m;a!1. M, l!r,\'. .) A'oi;, of ( lioiou. < '.mn. 11, T.ydia.
11. Saiiuu-l ni' tMiilf<.ril: P. 'a. 1, SAMTKi., 1). (iiiillord (),-t. 11, l(;r,li; wi-nt to
sclionl io .l:.iril KlHot: Y. (.'. 1714: tutrir ITlil^j!). In ITIT liis intimai.- frii'iul. l)aiiif;
riidwn, was appnMiii-d iiitortu his Vii'at i,''i-aTil]r;!Tiiin., In 171S .Mi-, .lojiii^dii \v:,s tlir Ist
])ers(>n to iuliai)it the uvw voUfiTf liuihlin^ii-. In 1 T'.'U lu- \v;is )>asTf>r of the (.'oni;-. clih. a'
West Ilavcu ill onit I- to lit' iifai- till' colicL^-i liliiary. In 1 7-2, Avitli Daniel Brown aaJ
Prest. Cutler N^enr to I'n^-. for onlinatioii to the l-ljiis. prii-sthood anti was ordained
March, 17:?;5. At this time ^Ir. Johnson rcnivcd A. M. from Oxford and Camhridge.
At Ills su^'sn stioii I)r. Pi-rkley sent to V. (". tin- I^'ikelian Lilmiry and rhe deed of his
farm of jttd acn-s in 1!. l.-iaiid; the annual iiiirn-st to hf divided betwrrn'the ihi'fc I.k-sl
classical scdiolars oi tin- graduatiiu: ^hl^s In 17."i-l elected first Prest. of Kings ((.'ol-
iinibia) (.'ol.: resigHed 1763, and returned to Stratford, ('onn., -where ln' luirl l.i..'en I'revi-
oiisly eiig:ii_e'd in ii;i>-i"iuiry work wh'eh he ii/snnn d. lied. 1772; H. 1>. Oxford rniv.,
Kng., 174;;: m. Sept. -jn, 1725. Cluiiity, dan. of C<A. h'ichard Floyd and wid. of Benja-
min Nieoll of T,. 1., wh(.> d. .Juiiel. 17os;, and washurifd in Chancel of Ti'initv chh. ,
^^ Y.; 12) Jane 1^, 17r,l, Mr.s. Beach who d. of s!na!l-].ox Feh. !), 17(1:-!. 1, iVl/'wm
S'Wi'iil, h. 1727; d. in Stratford ISlit, a. 92; V. C. 1711, In 17iil] he was airi lit of Conn.
in England and formed the ac(pi;dntance id' many illustrious men, the famoub ]>;■.
Samitel Johnson for one, with \\ horn he Ci.uresponded for many yeais: Juilgt.^ of the
Sui>rcme Court of Coim. 1772-74; r)elegate to Ccmgi^ss 17.'^o: .Mem. Cons, convm-
tion v>hich framed coie-tiiution of the i.'. S. 17>-!7: I'lcst. Coliindiia Col. 17!)2-lN'j'>
[p. 4l(i.] V, ir////- ///;•, Y. C. 17-lS: went to !-hig. for oidina lion and d. <here of small-pox
June 20, 17.">(3.
Ill, Eli/.al.eth, m, William Hall, father of IV-a. Paiiiel Hall of Duiduim, Coim., v.dio
lived on the •■ (.)ld 1 uitle place,"
Kri'C!!]'!,.
Robert Kitchel, the first name savs (.'oiiirt-r (in the Covenant of June 4, l(i8M.
at New Haven; Hep. from (inilford lUoO-(J-(.U-2-o; m. Marga.iet, dau, of ]>r. Edwa.rd
Sheafe of Craidu eo];, Kent Co., P"ng.
1, Samuel, m. Elizal.K'th W'akeman.
Jl, Joanna, le. liev, Jeremiah Peck.
1. Samuel Ivltchci, d. Aj.ril 20, ICiiO; m. at X, Hav, 1(;;.")7, Eli/.aheth Wakeman;
(2) Grace, (.lau. of !-;e\ . Aihram Pieison and si.s. of Kebecca, wi'. of Jobej)li John^.jn and
Pre.st. Pi.'i-son of Y. C.
I, Sarah,. 1>. p;r)7,
11, Elizalieth, b. ln.-)9: m. Seth. s, of Micah Tomiddiis oT Milford, Conn, (Micah
Thompkins secreted CoiTe aia! Wjia.lley for a time, giving them aid and comfort, ■' hi--
girl- not aware that ai]:;-els wre in the ba-'-ment,") /, .• 1, M.vnv (15ruen), and others.
HI, Aiiigail, m. John Ward, his 2.1 wf.
IV, S;:m'nel,
\', .^Iary, m. Jo-iah War.l.
yi. Susanmi, m. En-iL.n Jonathan Baldwin, 1, h'.KTiilA. m. Thomas ^\'ood. 2,
HAXXAtt, h. Nov. 17, 1701; '<1. Julv :]1, 177;; m. Col, Ja.-ob Vuvd. Sr. 1, ]i<irh,I. m.
Samuel Tuttl,- [p. ::!i:t]. 2, .}:•„, . m, M.^v,,-, 'futile [p. ;V21]. i. bv Cd m. :
VI 1. Abn-dinm, b. li;7f): .1. 1741. a. t;2: Dea. au-l l.iMit. ; m. .-^arah who .1. 1743:
both liuried -.n WhipiMUv. X, Y, 1, David, m, Kuth Tutth- [p, :J1^J.
\'lll, (iivce.
MANSFir.l.D,
Biehard and Cillinn el.-in^lield came from Ex'-'t r, D.-voii'-hir.', Eng., and settl.-d in
New H.iven, KJe'.i; auce.-te'is of a II thi' Xe-.v ! haven name, lie Nva.> .-tew aiil for Mr. Ma.r-
sliall, Slie m, (2) Ahxamier Ci.ud, a b;'.!:er. and came into ]His,^ess;oti of tlu- l']vaiice
lot winch a.d.ioille:! Jesh:ia 'futtl.''s on Colie^.' St. She di'\i-ed it to the .dnhi|-e;l .'f lu r
S(ui, .bi-i'ph .M;uistit,-!d, wit... -old it to ,b)iiii .\ ' iinu , \\hoMiiiiit to Samuel .Mi\. wie. sold
a -m.'U pa.rl of it to B.-njamin Bianklin be- a. i.rinriiig oilic". 'I'he Carieoa ;uei leirf'-e
(lormat.u-ie.s ami tIu' Baltell ch.apel of Yah- ( 'oll-uc -tan.d c.w the i;-round; several .duh, of
wdiom \Muv: 1, Jose.di. 2, Mo-.-s, :k ihe-h-f^etrhd in North Haven,
CfJS
APPKXDrX.
1. Joseph Mansfield, m. Muiy . His \\\]\ (l:it('il .hill. ■2:',. 1701. nnuii'.s ;J, ss.
and si'veral daus.: .Jolni Xewiuau, witncs.s. Her -will ihitnl .);in. '2'). ]~ii)'>: luv. i'70.
1. Man-, 1). ir,,ls.
11. Miu-ilui, April IS, ICOO: iii. ]>(t. 10, ID-^O, ];iclianl SpciTx", h. .)an. -30, ICyJ,
and liad 10 chil., oi wlioni: 1. Musk-, .Ian. •; , liisi. •?, .Joirx, m. I'l-i.^eiUu ilnrcUki--
[p. ]"-!!iJ. :', Sii.Kxri:, ni. 'I'hnmas 'I'uttl'' [ji. 177].
III. Jajilit-r. K^Taii- div. 1 74.") ('(pially t ) 7 il:i!is. : wf. llaiinali, adiurx. Slic d. ['i'j'<:
airrL'CUient ti) di V. 1 Ti'i'.t hy all tlir idiii. 1 . (^>^rM )i;t. ni, Saniiul Niclinls ot New Mil.
ford. Cniui. '2. S\!;a!I. ii. April S. ]7il(); ni. Ani' s Tiitlli'. \ni<- ai^l Sarali TiitMc -..{d
rt. in Saniiud .Maii-li.dd 175'(. :_!, Umiu-A,, Ij. April Ii, 17M; ni. Stt^plien I'litiK' [I], ani'i
]iad: ]. J-:-t/.<r. -i. 1!^ z.lj^ili . :]. SO jj,, n. 4. 11 an.n a H, ni. < i<-isli(.iji Todd. ."i. M/, i;th v.
m. 'I'lionnis S[iiTry. Ij. Maiiv, ni. I'\-!). ;], ]71."^i, l^jihn Spi-n-y. Hi- will pnivi'd U'iH
naiiu's: 'i , j-j'il/ ■/. •2,M'/r//. '■). JLi n luih . -i. Jhnihit. 7. 1 :>Tir!:i;, ni. i;i-a(di. s.
JAruKT, (1. .s. ;■. 17-11; ni. limli 'J'uUle [I |, 1>. r,u4; d. i71'.J: lu-r duwi-r distriiiutuil l7r.-2 i.>
sisti'i's of daplii-i Man.^li. Id.
IV. .I(.sv>].]i.. ], .r,,:!N, .Junv 2. 1701; d. Junr, 17.""jl; in. Lvdiia 'I'littb'; si.^. to liurli
al.,.vr-. 1, >;'//(o.v. 17-10. -1, jjnniil, IH-I. ::!, 7.'- /."V,/. 1 7-!.'). 2, M.\l! Y, .\i.ii!, 170] ; i,i.
112'i, Jhuiiid, .s. iif S.nniir! aiid Sarah (X^SNnuai. Tunl''. :i. .l(>-i;i'ii. 1, TitnA, ni.
Malitd Tndd, andliad: 1. \-aw<. "J. lianr.ali. :;. Hi. hard, 1>. \lr,.\; m. .Mary SliL-. 4,
Eur.NKZi;!;; \vf. Hannah, liap. 17(H): jicrhaps si.-, of ]>aniol 'J'littlc. and nio. of (ioislnjin
Todd: d. ITOO. Ih- .1. ]M!l: Haniid Tiitth-, •• hio.-in-lau-," admr.
2. Moses Mansflold. h. iOlO; d. Oct.. 17U;;. I'raditiou say.-; was to liavt- hoon
named Hirhar.l, fnit in iro--inj^- ihe Ir'.ast rivr^r in a canoo, on th-' way »■! nici-ti I'u t<i ho
haji.. >vcro np-;ct. a.nd tho iiifanr, widl \vi-a]>pc.l in iilanl.-i't.-, tliM't.-d ;|ouji I ia- st roam
and l(Hli;('d anio'.ii;- tho rLi.->li<-s, from whitdi h.o \>,-as talcon uninjurod: liorn-t' called -Mo-.i'.-..
Il'rl'.f's Jlisf. O-'f. '.f' ('.',,/>. Ho wa, MaJ. Mf mil.: tlo- hiirlo'-t military oiii.'rr in iho
coiiniy; .]iidj;e of tin- (..'o. ('<iun. and Assistant Jiidu'f id" Prohale. Ho' iMiited a paiTy of
Indians near Man-^lield. for\\ldrh ho roooivod a largo tr,,<;t of land -vviihiu tlio limits of
that to\s"n. ^^■hildL was iianied U)V him. \U' in. I'iJl, MtTcy (Mo'.-m; c^M Ahii,;iii,
daii. of deputy (ii'v. James ITisliop. llor will proved 17011 names hro. Sanimd r.i-;hup.
L Ahie-ail, h. l-"oh, 7, Kiijt; m. Sejit. i:!, lOS-2;.)ohn Atwator. and, wero ancestor-
of Eli/a.l>oth,^',M wf. of ICplii-aini Tiiitie, WiUia'n Atwater who m. H.-thor 'J'ultle, sis. uf
Ei)hfaim, and Inul L'hlno, who was inotlior ol' Ihn. I>rs. \Villi;im A., Orrin ami Jnhn
Ahm/.o Clark of ilio Kpi^. clih. : Morah, wf. of Jh.n. Steplioii Ih.wo Ihadloy; Hiizuhi'th
.Njary Ann. wf. of (Jen. An.dr( \v Hunt, mothi r id' Ihidocia and u-randmoihor ot Admiral
Andrew Hull Fuote; ,\a!.h\, v\ f. of Dr. Hlnathan Boaih, and Aniarvllis, wf. .d'J'iins
Stroct.
11. >reiry, h. A])ril 2, 1GG7: in. .lolm Thonij'son, s. of .hihn and Pri-cilla ^Powoll)
T., who d. Ajnjl :2."j, 1721, a. 54: Iiad dau. MtoucY, in. .losoph Tnttlo [}>. 2yu].
HI. Hannah, h. May 11. lOfi.^: m. — Brown.
1\'. Samuo!, Hoc. ','A, 1071; Harv. Col. IfUtO; schoolmaster and Tnorch.ant; d. 17(11.
V. Moses.
YI. h^arali, -Tune 14, 1077: in. .Jan. 1. ir,!);-, William IHiodos.
Y[I. P.i'dmnl, .Ian. 20, lOsO; d. Aul;-. 7, If^.sl.
Yin. ]3athsh( ha. Jan. 1, 10<2: ni. Jan. 22, 170.5, Joseph ('ha]>inun of Xewpnrl, 11. I.
IX. Jonathan, !.. Sept. 1."}, 10^<.^.
25. Moses Mansfield, Ane-. ^r■,, 1(;74: mariner: owned lands in Waterlniry.
Conn.; will jnoved 1740; in. X(jv. :j, 17(12. Margaret Proiit, 0. .June 7. 10s2.
1. Marv, ni. Ailing and hud onlv <di. : 1, ]'7l.i/. \r,i;'j'if Ai.i.l.Nc;.
II. Daniih-
IH. Samuel, his est. adin. 174'.) hy Moses Manslhdd wh'. was ajipt. guard, same yr.
to .Vmhn.ise niinm- s. of Cap't. Amhrose W'aid; m. (.>ct.4, 1712. I'.-ther Hall. 1, KsrriKK,
h. Jan. 0. 17 14: d. Jan. 11. sm. 2, M ai;(; Aiii.r. h. Ajiril 21, 17 lo; d. Juno W. 177."i. in.
Benedi.'t .\rnolvl. :!, Ks'i in:K, Xov. 2, 1710. -1. Maijv, .lulv ;!, 1 71^'. ."i. Md^Ks SA:.t[;r,r..
Jie,-. 0, 17o]. 0. (iit.Ks Haxikf., Xov. 14. 17.-);j; est. set. 17:^2 hy Jacid) Tli(7mp.s<;,i.
admr. ami hrwther-iii-ia w, his motlnu- conseiuinw-.
IV. Martraret.
V. Susanna, in. .Xnv. 2, 173.'^, Samin 1, s, of Samuel and A^nn (Trowhridev) Cook,
h. July 22, 1711: Y. (.'. 170:): m.ereh. in X. Hav.; mem. I. ■!:. 17".l-.".; d. 17nS, a. 77. I.
Sc-A.NNA, b'lp. ,lan. If,. 17;;7. 2.SA\it 1 I,. H-e. :;|, 17^:]. Y. C. ]7"''S; d. !7s:!, ;j, An.n.
Xov. 20, 1740. 4, i;rrtiKi;F(>i;i). ."), Mai:oai;i;t, 17h'. 0, ?^I()si> M .\:,.->>-i;i,i). 17-34.
VI Mercy.
VH. .Mo:.es, m. J^achel, dau. of Joseph n.)rman.
API'E.NDTX. ceo
29. Jonathaji Mansfield, li. Sepi. 1."), icyr,; lived (■.,nu-r i:iia uad ciimvli
streets, N. Hax-., site of till' jJclure-t li'iiis;-, ;iu'l his ]^'l;- pfn, it is s;>iil, sKmmI mi tin-
nortlieaft coviH'r of til- i^-r.-n (i]il)nsitf. IT- u.is d. ■aeon' of iIk- liist chli'. froni 1751 to
1775, and \\ a^ the rustodi.in of ijir coiuumidoii |i1:kc and ^viiic. (Hi-, )ic^io M'lvaiit. it is
said, got ili'Link several times on this coii.--erratcd wine l)c!oi i- he was dis.'ovetvd.) He
(1. Stfit. '2. 1775, and names in will be-ides .hi)., v.i'au.l eldh .louatlnui, Moxs and. i^i^iers,-
ted Mansfiidd, and .ioiiathan Mansfield |l'eid;: to the latter he irives'lN acre-. Hem
June 1, 17<'S, Sarah, dan. td'-Iolm AlIitiLT, who d. ]7ti5.
1. Stephen, h. Nov. 14. 171(; (('a|,a.): m. Ore. ;;] , 174''i. Hannah Bfa^di. i .(,,»%-
April 11, 175ti. -2, Jaimii, May -Jo. I75!t: C'oh V. >^.A.; m. Elizabeth I'liipi-s h. Ji)7|'
:-]. JlK.NKV, Feb. ], 17»J-.': m. Mary . ^, ll^ „ n/ St, ,,?i, ,> , Max '^l] 17.^0 :,^ Jofu
/'</;/e;, .!an. !), 17\-'^. o, .lA'-y/ ^. ■'//■e///M r/;-,/,v , .[e.i:,- 4, 1 7!):).
II. Nathan, h. i71S: Lieut, m. |!,d;orah D.ivion, [\). 2()2].
III. Kiehard, b. 1 7-'4 ; y>)ang-e-t ehild: d." April 12, "is^O, a. 90; Y. (\ 1741;
ordained in London, Kiii:., !i\- .\r(di r>i-.liop of < "anterburv, 174S; rertn!- }"pi- cjih
]),-rby, 72yeaiv; D. D., V. C.'W.^: tn. O-'t. |0, 1751, Mrs. .\"n'na, d.au. -d' ,Io.M-ph Hull Jf
D.nby, a. 15 y<'ar> and 4 mos., and had i:j ihil., of whom: 1. L.iciiAiUe 2, Ann, nj.
i:iij;,h llninphii y^. 3, S.\KAJI, lu. Rev . Iv.lw ard IJIaki-dre. 4, W W. , in. Eiiniec Il'ull'
5, STi;rni;.v. li, LfriiKTiA. 7, 1->i.tsi:v. s, Maiiv. !), Ldt.f^^A.
IV. Sarah, ni. Capt. Th<iinas ^^■ilmot: in it. of hi.-, wf. Sarah, dau. of J.>(_-a. Jona-
than .Mansllild, moved an appeal from will of her father, 1775.
^'. Si. sauna, m. Stone.
VI. Lois, h. 1717: d, March \(\, ISM;";, in MMh year; buried by side of .ALarv \Vihnot.
Beeelier in (.fovr jstreet <-i_-metfry ; ni. John Watts.
MIX.
' Thomas Mix (Meekesiof NewIIav., 1(;46'; d. early in 1091, leaviui;- i:o<,d est.:
nms 1(1 chih, all liviny: John an<l S;.'],lif-n execrs.; ni.'l04':), Keljucca, diiu.'^of C'aiJt'
Nathaniel Turnfr. v>4!o d. June 14, 17;;i.
L John, b. 104!); m. Klizab-tli lieaton.
II. Nathanitd, b. Sept. 14. 1051:ni. Mai\ Tantrv. [p. S.3.]
III. Da.e.hl, b. Sejit. S, 105o; ni. May L'. I<i7'v" Jfuih. dim. of Jolm and Sarah
Ensign Ro.-kw.dl and ^r. dau. of Dea. Win. ];ochwi_-ll y\i Windsor, b. March 5 1;;55 l
Thomas, b. \vr,^- m. 1705, D.borali Ib.M-e. ;.', Damki,, b. Ins5; ni. 1712. Lvdia Irwin'
3. Lydia., b. July ;J1. 1(1S2; ni. March 4, \',W, E;.on.-/.-r, s, of !>,. .lohn j'luil and had"
among otliers. Kbu.^z.r, ni. lianiuih JhUes and had :Mar\-, m. l-;idi;aim 4'uttle, atid had
Uri []>. 482].
IV. Thonuis, b. Any. -on, 1G.")5; rem. to Norwich; \\\. June MO. 1(;77. Hannah, dan.
of jiev. James Fit(di and set. on a farm behniging to .Mr. Fit<h, cast of Shetauk-.-t. A
tract of 20 acres •• where liis lio-ise stands wjisVontiuie-d to liin; as a free i-iir ficiUiMr
F. to his dau., July 10, KM).- He <1. July :;ii, I7O0; Uchik, of whom: \, Damkl b'
April 23, 1078: Selectiniin of Norwich 1725-(j
V. Caleb, d. y.
AM. licbecca, b. Jati. 4, 105s': d. June 10, 1731.
VII. Abie-ail, b. Iti5!); ni. J<dm I'anirv [p S3 ]
VIll. Cairt,, b. ICOl; m, .Maiv Hradiev.
IX. Sainiiel, b. Jan. 11, 10f;3: m. liebecca Pardee.
X. liaiinah. le Jniic 3:), IO'.K;; m. Jui\e 25, It;;)]. Tluimas Olmsted ofliart/o'd 1
TifOM.vs, b. An-. 10. ICOi: .1. in W. liartf., .\u_-. IS, 1751). m. Feb. 21. 1710, .\nn w'eb-
ster. 2, Sri:i-iii;.\. b. Jam' 1, li;;)4. m. ,lune 2'.J, 1723, Saiah .Nlerrills. 3,' S\i;\ir b
Jan. 1. 1(;'.)0; m. Jan. ;;, Kls, .Inhn Ivr-llc. 4 , in;i;i-.ec a, b. Oct. 10 l(il!7 5 I)v\i\iiis"
b. May 2s, ICiil); ni. Jan. II. 172;), d'heophilus \\\k of WnHin-bM-d, wln.se' will nann-.s
wl. Hauuiris ;ind ordy ciiild. Si.Miili .Mix. 1, J/,;.o v. b. Jan. 3, \V.V); d. Feli. Ik s;n. 2
Mni'ii, d. July 3. 1735. 3, Sun},, d, D.v.mmi,. b. Sept. 2s, lioi; ui. Jati. 27 1 73u'
Mary Caldwell. 7, Ikw.xwii. b. Jan. 20, 1704-5.
XI. Esther, b. Nov. 30, KidS; d. iti7(i.
Xll. Stei>hen, b. Nov. 1, ]i;d2, m. .Mary Stod.iard.
1. John Mix, b. 10.4'.), ha:l lot No. 12, in Wallin-fordi, 107O; d. Jan. 21 1711--1-
m. bcf, 1079, Elizabeth Heaton, b. 1(;.50; d. Auir. 11, IMl. a. HI; .km. of James and'
Eli/.aketk lle.i'on, w!;e ni. bir 2,1 hu-.. Wm. J ud-,o,). \Vi!i of.I,,kn .M ix, s.-n., of N. li.,
l>!-oV. 1712; _s, Jolm to htive 4i acres in "^'orkshir,. (juaner; s. Jo-eph. bam at (4m,-inut
Hill: dau. j-:st]ier, l-:ii/,abc-ih and .Mert-y. land that was m \ motherdn lawu, \Irs. k^lizabctli
Jii.lson. which slio eave to my wife; names Tattle's Meadow in ve ue'ck. ma.je his y
070 APi"];x])ix. I
mark; 2 sons, 4 dtuis, .F.srlun- Mun-on, Ahic^iiil .Miles. Jolm iuid Sirpln-i) Mix ■■•aincd • '^-
suit in Hartford agaiu'^t Ihiunali, \vf. <.l' Wm. Jom-;: icvcr.-'al i,f a. .\r\v Ifavcu'llfcisidu 5
alM.iut .snnic l:in(l Ijimi^lit by 'I'lmiuiis Mix" of (mi\-. Jvitoii. i
I. .U>\n\, 1). .\ii-. •}(;". ItJTC: in. Sarali 'I'liomjisnn; (-.3) Estlu-r ?•
11. .los.pli, in. IM.erra . ■ I
III. lOstliiT, III. 'J'lu-Dpliilii.s MunsoD. •■ . f
IV. Kli/.al.eth. ■ )
V. Mfivy. *
\L Aln-ail, in. Sept. 7, nnC, .Major 'riimnas Mil,-,,, (s. ,..f IJicliard, wlu. d ]iUj:', ]
and Ivatliariuf. x'-li^d. Jab. 07, Iti-^-l. a. '.■<'>, \i\ Walliiii; foril). ][-■ d. (),-t r, 17j| \' '
.J(,)JIN, I). Jan. 14, 1711: i-i. Sarah . 2, .I.nmks, h. l)rr. ]S_ ]';]:>,■, m. J;,ii'. 10 17;i;;' 'i
Phidic 'riioi!ii>s()ij. :>,, S.\N!i;i:i,, 1). I),"', is, 1 71 1 ; m. \.i\-. •.':), i;-;^, j';,,'.i„. -p, ,',(]',. r.' .iiVi'i'" f
4. I-]i,i/,\I!i;tii, 1>. St-pt. is. 171S: d. Ajuil 17, 175.-): m. Diiiii.d ("laik ."; M uiv U k'ov- '■'
ii. 171'.i; HI. -Marrh II, 17;;:i. Jo^iali Stanloy. 0, .Ma!;tii.\. h. X,,v. ,^. 170;; " ~ V.rxirF 1
1). l)rc. (.1. 1 rO'); ni. l'\l). I'J. 1745, Sii']d;i'ii Culver, s, Aiwcsir,, 1». April"? l'7-''7 " '' i
12. John Mix, 1-. An-. 2u. 1(;7G: .1. ]\-r. -^.^ ^rn-. ],ad 41 a.-n- in VMrKshiro '
tJuan.T hy will I. r f.: 111. .\'ov. -.iC., 17i"-,', Sarah T]ioiin>-on, h. Jan If) ](;71(1 X,,v •>! f
171].' He ni. r2) E-iln-r , who ni. (2) Smith. His rst. ;idni'. i7-:'-,\ wV " K^h^r' I
jidnix. and ciiard. lo E^tlu-r and J(din, niin' .r rhil , ; Mehitahle chose 'I'ht'ooljilus Muns.nV '^
In 170'> the doucr of j':-.t!u'r Sinitii, idias yii.K, wasdiv. to Jolm, on,, of i],',. ]i,mi-s ,',r J, ,1m j
:\lix, ia,('ii,v,.'r. fid. -on, .Mihiia!)!,.- l\A-:. hdi/ahcth Sanf,>rd and Kstlier I'ainu-r ' t
I. Ehfiie/e-r, b. ahout 1715: d. in W. llartf., Au^-. 4, 17r,'.i, in liis 51st" vr In i
3 730 <di(ve r-aidid Munson 01 N. Ilav. trnar !. on h.jnd of Idiooplii.'ns Mnnson ■ n" .M;.rv J
Sedi^-wifdc, b. 1713. wi'J. of Calr-h M,^i-nll. \vIio;m sin- m. 17:j;i; 1,.. .x-^s b 170:- \] \~:':\ '^
1, KLi7..\i>.r.r{T ,Mt.\. b. Jan. 3, I7;;s: ,1. Scj-r. ^.i, is:i,j; ,1,. ]),.,._ ;i i;,;,- \y\^^ ' i,Vl,l' J-^V-',' ' -
of Farnun-Ton. b. 1741; d. .\,.v. i:;, ]soi. -.j, Mai;v, 1,. .Mav s, 17J-' ' :j ,],\:iy ,,' / ,'|":j i
18, 1 755. 4, Ei.i-H.v. i.,. Julv 1, J7o-t. " , -, .-i ,
II. M,4,iiabh.(}',.rk.. b. An-. 1:), KHii; m. (1 1 Cah-b Atxvan.n- an.l I,;:,! Enni,-.- b I
Sci)t. 10. 17:jf); n:. di Phincas Cook: cJ) }:i, ■ni'/.cr Townsi-nd, an,.i had, ainon-- ,,!]!cr.^ ^
Sallv, v.lio in, lb-;'.i.-kiah How,- and ia'd ib-nvv, who m. Eranc'S A Tnttlf fn -1^-,] ' " ' ' \
ill. Elizab.'th iSanioi-d;. " . ' Lt • -' J- =
]\". Esilu'riPainr,-rj. j
V. J'.dni, h. IVJi!: i;ho>,-.),,n:ithan .Arnold :.;iiard., i;:;0; ('ai>t. J,din Mix ,1 Jan •">•} '
171)(k in his 7iith yr. ; Samli, his wf., b. ir;k>: d. !),■,:. IS, ISOi;, i,, ]|,.i- ]r,',], vr ' ' ' ~ ' i
12. Joseph Mix, t,, In.v,. barn at (Jn-stiint Hill; will' |,rov,.-,l ] 75 7; ' Li-ut. ■ ni ?'
Ih'l.i>'L-,-a . adiinx. ' •- • .•
1. 'I'iinothy, Dr. of N. Ilav.; inv. 17i(5: prr. f. of: 1. J^ikit. I'lM.rmvMix b i
Jan. •-?0, 1741), s:-rv,-il throiipli the Jim-, v.ar; d. June 11, lS-24; \\(. :\lam-aret. b. 1745'- {
d. July 'Jo, 1S15, a. ^O; ha.l s. : 1, 7V>.'/ ''//.'/, d. in Uriiisii ]>risoii in X V ^1777 ' ' '
li. J,K..ph, b 1715; d. July, 47s<l, a. 74; ni. JuiU' -), 17:^:. D.unarls Pnn,l,.rson '■
bap. July 5, Ki!); d. S-pi. 1), I74'i. ' .;
III. Jonathan, twi.'e m. and had; 1, Hi:v. .Ioskimi , and two dans. / bv "4 in • ^
4, JoN.\Tii.\X, b. .\pril 1!), 175;k- d. Jan. is, ]si7; m An-. (1, 177(5, Anna. dau. "ol'"cain" '■
Joshua Sears of Xorwalk, Conn., b. Sept. '.^is, 175.S; d. June 2;i. 17!!9: {'2) Eiizabeth Marv •
Phipi)S, [p. IhO], 1, (Y,,,7-..v,,, m. 4:beuezer Townsend. :2, Afh !inv yrr,>rt/ b ISO.V 'i,," i
]'.lihn r.lake [).. V.4]. J' ■ , ni. ^
l\. J,.hn, b. 171.:]; d. A})ril, 17;!!. i
8. Caleb Mix, !>. In'ih ,1. al.i. 170S: with his br,). Sanund bou-ht ont th-- li-^irs of i
their .sis. Abi^'ail I'antjy in father's ,'st.; rn. llaunali, who d. 1>,\'. 11, Kil':!; (2) .Mnrv i
(htu. of X'alhan Hradii'y or^Jailford, who had m. J,;-^eph 4'attlf's v.idow fill ' M-rv iI," '
(•J; F. b. -J, 1710, .1,-1, ua Tnttl.- []i. is'.tj. ^ -^' * " • f
I. Tlhinnis, b. 1),,-. i>, 1(is:,: ,1. abt. 17-JO, li-avin-- eliil. J
II. llannaii, in. El>,niV,'" 15.'ec'H.>r. " ' ?
III. Cah-b, b. S.'pi. 07, li;s7; ni. IJebecea /. bv Od m. ; |
IV. 4dianl;inl, b. 0,1. :l. ic,;).-,; ni. Fob. S, 1701, Caleb Aliin--- 'M wf I
V. Fnehel. h. E:r. 15. I(;;i7: in. Collins. ^ . - . |
VI. Fa;i,'inv, 1). Mairl; 04. lt;;ll); m. IX-e.O;;, 1704, J,.lin Mbn.'- ''
y\[. Es!h,-r. b. ]'<■,-. ;j!. IVoO; ni. Unbh,-!!. '~ i
S3. Caleb Mix, b. S.-j-t. 07. F;-^7: d. J.ui. 40. 1745; ni. i;,d>,-r,'a b ]i;s'-)- ,[ ?
D'-e. 4, ;4:'i a, 71; .-t. ,iiv. llC^u, Nia,d and Sandi Hmd l-w, , 'hi I of S -trah^ h-irs ,;f '
4)orothy Atwati-r, \'.if:'of i.'aa,-, an,! Hannalt Mix.
1.' i:,-b,.e,a. b. ]),-,•. 4. 1717; d. J..;:,-4, i;-,;7; 1 >an; 4 4'u 1 1 1-. \, it ;,, wi4
■ II. Ihu-.nhea, Oet. 07. KIS; m. Dee. U. 1 MO, l.-^aae Atuater, " b. 0,'t. 01, 171S; ,1. i
API'EXDIX.
(>:i
r.L;^::';;::';,t;:;-;-,r;:!l,:;;;;;:;:.;;r:v;!J;,';^
was div. 1, IfA.N-.N.Mi. ,>nt in Atu.,,,- 1..,. ■ „, Cv,; ' i .' "l^'V' '"' •■^^-
c.a.. ^ -;m..^^^^s..u .. „„a ..... • ■:, „:.:;;■;.: i::;:; ;;..:.;--• ,^- -;,:-;
HI. Saral. b X.,v. H. ,70- ,u. I.aa- l^.M!.,-, a.d l,n,, Iskak,, an-I K^thkk
IV Ihon.ns .Tu:.. ,,; no,. , , „, ,;,,^ ,, .,.,,^ ^^_ , . ^^,^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^-
'■MM Ihu,n:,l,..u;,nl. ITIm, Will o( ii.nral, Mix ,. nn-.-l ; ;V -'i • • s ''''^''"- '""''-"■
sKl.; of l.,un^ Lan,, Clu.^hin. mad, to the Fir.t So<' to .,'„'; /^ , ': , "'i -n'" ^''^^'T'
ucl Mix shaivd in dis.riluM i,,u of t1„. r.t /n^.n ■ h i, ':''^'- ^'''!"'"". ^1'"'"^^ ■■'-.•( .s,,,,.
Mehitabi. ...iK.. [,,. ,3.1. ., suK-K^: ,' (■;;:■;''">; Tn;,vV:"M;:;: , V-'""'-^- "'•
^. Ilaniuili, 1.. -Dec. o, ,::;'); d. ^iTiJ ,4, ITCH. ' " '' ""'
9, Samuel Mix, 1). Jan. ,,, KKiij- ,1 'luiiiio i-m h , , .,
on u. .,:„,. .,...,,,.,„.,„„, ,„:...v„',L;.' •-„„,!:: ,-;;:: ; i,^^--^,>;;'
1. ^'^-''i-yr, b. ,.()■?;,;,. KatlKU-in.- Tditic [p. ;lOii|. " "•■'^''■-■
II. y:^inucl. .-clionlnuK.i.T: inJKTitcd lii.. CutbT ]„T 17';,-). ,1 i--- i
lot on whirh lb. fim edifice was Iniilr in ( 'hrvdi - s l' ' ^^'''^ " ,.^ "'^>'y .hh. tl.e
X^.an..I an.I ... b ,S,niti. J ^'.^U^..^' )1T^ ^■:,.^^^^^^^^^ J: -'
Susanra, dan. of Sanm,.] Cook. ubod.j'„lv:;ii 1 >>!",'. n ,.,':""' ' ^-'V^^'-- "• 1'^"-
i^^rA.o./. 0. .\l,;,,„i/ ]]-,.,.!/,.//_ 1, i:,;:i. .1 V 7 v.:.'.,rV ' ," -•)-l'"^^n-v,v,-d. 1,
Bi-ain.-id, b. .Nov .-. 17,07- V (' 17s;-. ^,„;,.;,vvu ,7' •'"•■""'• ^'- "f I'lnnras
;r3=.Ki;7S: ,n.S.p.^l, 17ol. Sarah .altuns,l,."'is;j./-l/;;:'^;^
^,.v.a;a. 3ius y,i. i7oii. M, /;/;,,./.M, d. v. 4. 7^...;/"f/ r i-- , ' ''- ^;'■ ^•
1-04: d. y. 0, J...,f/,,ni, llr.r,: d. v. S S^n.^r' V y-^ a v' ^ ^• "■ -'^"''•'^'
y. !), AV/,,,/w^,d. 17!fo, inlKi-OUth vr ' -'^<M ■''-•■ <1. ^ b, .y^/.'//.m/MWU; d
2, .'^y;,-,,^, MuN Ml, 17o!l. M, Klh,,}„th. d V
' ■'4; d. V. 0, .]ni:i'th,n
!), Khz,ih<t],, (1. 17!i:;
III. Stt-idn-n, d. V.
12. Stephen Mix, b. Nov. ] l(i7-'- ir-u-v ('oi icoa- ,,.1 i^- ,
dan. bvaOdiu. ' ^ ^^ <.u -a, 1 •i,l 1" i ha;. , ia-r m.-thr.,- .va.s J3,:]-bMrs
II. h^iral,. m. .losiali (Joodrirh of WrtlnTsti-ld
HI. Kclic-,'
b. Ort. OS, 17:;;; d. ,),.,, (i, In'o. ' ^'"•■'"'^' '^- ^""^ »'• ^^l.-i.hei, Ciioster.
I^'. I'lirlstiana, d. v
V. K-tlicr, in. 1 I>o\\cn
VI. i-:ii.-
^•I'il. 1-,.. in W. lianf.-17!;:j f- A7. ,•/ K ; \'yV\ 'f' ^^'TT'''- '^" "-'
Klisba Mix d. Mar, 1 ;s: | Y ,;. „ s"V- -^ '"■ ,^ ^"'-- =^- ^^'^ ^"' i"^^"'' ^■i'i:'l "f
^. llrnrv, M.v 17; 171.;;- n. M 'v -m' "iSM in' n '"p n "' '^'-'- -^"^X ^"-i" -f Hartf.
h-v. ;;, /..,.,/ .s',;., ,„■ m' : ; Vln: "J-- ,- :' ''','^''' -l^- '>'■'•■ -^i. i>^ii: Abi,-,Mi f;nd.
f;''l^l''^ 'l)'-^-^<'''; '"• ^[=''S'' ^'- ''""■ ^''fi'="'i-l Carroll of llV^tf
■I. /V(v, lu. Jan.
li^s Mar\ K. -J'alrott:
'!, b-njaii';n. Mcr.
lU, r;iU. Au. 01, ,771.- J),rnfant,-d:'Ma;:h W: KT^a. on^Via;""'- ' ^'^''^- '^''^^^^■
, l'':i. ^. Sarah. Nov. ,.;
(J72 Al'I'ENDlX.
Mrxsux. 3
5.
Capt. Thomas Miinson, anc'-ti;r rl tliis tamily. (iM.rhiny. s<'f p. -^^Ts). J
I. Sunnu-l, liap. Aug. i, lti4o: :u. .Martha lirailicv. ~ |
11. llaiin::!!, h^q.. -huw 11, IH+S; m. .Inscpii 'J'uttli- [p. ."ils]. |
111. Eii-.'.;i!),'ih, m. Hie-hard Higi;iiil)utham. ' |
1. Samiiel Muii.SOn, hap. Ano-. T. lO-lo; ensi^rn; d. Dec. H;;)!; ni. Ov:. 'Jd. IC.i;""). *
Martha. (Ian. nf \\ii!ia:!i a:i(I .\iifc ( I'ritclia rd) Ih'adli y. Aht. 17!:i 'riidiuas and .^l•lI■tll i ;
pjlcock coiiv. rt. in f. Samiicl .Mun^Dntj Sainiiol, .jusi'pli, Cah^i», 'ihoiuas, .lohii, 'i'hfnp- k
hiliis and Stcpli'Mi .\iiMi .'in. ' i
I. Martlia, h. May tj. ](i';7; u,. Thdiuas K1c.k:1<. |'
11. SaiiiiKd. 1). Ffi(. -js, ]VA\'.I: ni. .^hll■t!la , ^vho d. .hm. 7, 1707; Ci) .>h-ivh 10, I
170S, Mary M'Tiiuian. 1, Sdi.oMKX, Kt-h. is, imir in. .Iiiiif :;'S, 1714, Marv .\|n,~s. -j! ■
S.VMfKf., Au--. -J"), li;;*l. :'., Maimiia, Felj. 1.'). lill).;.; m. Nov. 'Jl. I7n,.h)hii llinhrock' i
■\. W'li.i-i.v.M. (ici. K). l<li).l. n. \^^\Il's^lM.. Wh-. l-J, l(j;.f7. (I, l']l\\it K. Sept. ];;, 17iio. -■
7, (.'.\'ii[Ai;iM:, Juiif ;-;, 17nh s, 'J'am.ai;, Dim-. :_>, 1707. /. hv 'J'l ni.: !). ]>i.;.\(t i-.i.. F.-h '■
0, 1709. 10, Mkiu'.i.m.vx, Nov. ::;u, 1710. 11, MA>ri;K, !)>■(■. IIJ, 1710. l',\ Lknt, Nov (i
1714; m. Oct. S'J, 1740, Marv Tooh'v.
III. Tlionias. h. March 1'2. 1671. lied, in Cliesliirt", Sci't, '2S. 174t;, a. 7d. 1.
Makv. lu. Aaron Tattle. | p. ?2oJ. " |
I'v". ,loiin, h. Jan. 2^>. lH7o. i
V. Tlieophilus, h. Sept. 1, 1675; 7U. Ks!]i«r :\Iix. I
\i. .iosi-pl;. Nov. 1, l!i77. rajii.: !.;-uafdian to Jonas 'rattle: m. Marcli 10, In'.iO, ''i
Marf:vrv Uitche;)ek, auvl had .\i;f.i., hi. H'^S, Sai.di I'eek, aiul ]i:\d Jfuri/ h 17:j-'- in' -i
M<mdi,"l750, Josepli Do.diitlc " ' ' ^
V]]. Stei)hen, l>''c. 5, l'i;o. ,;
Vlll. Caleh, Nov. lil. U\x2; m. March -i!), i;(i:i. Kli/abeth Herjnai). Will prov-d 'I
1705, names chil. of s. ('ah'k>. as per ]). ;-iOl, except Mahel; chU. ot' ss. Mos;.^, Jo-diua a.p(l ,'
(.■lover, an<l i^Un-rt. oidy child of d;va. I\e/,iah. 1, Cmv.v,, h. Am:. 0, lUlO; ni. Ahi^ail •;
Brockett. 0, ?ilnsKs \,.Mni. ':i, Tlioimis. :',.(\i/,h. A. Ma rg,ir,t. h, ILnoinh. ' :!, ,|
JoSifLW. 4, Kf.ziah, ni. Street. 1, (!lfr,rStrf(t, only eliiid. ";;
IX. Jo-hiui, Fep. 7, 10S4: rn. Dec. 20, 17in, (.'atharine'Street, dau. of Hev. Saniifd ^■
and d. IVc^ 0. 1711. 1, J.i-in-A, 171(t. 2. M.\nv, ^larch ',', 1712, ' !
X. Irad, March 0, Ki^r,. . jj
XI. Solo;,! >;', Feb. IS, l^sfl; la. Marv C'oolev. \
XII. Saniuel. ■ ■ §
15, Theophilus Munsoii, b. Sept. 1, 1077); wy. 4 ^es-ion.s. 171S-':0; d. No^-. 2M.
1727; ui. F.stlitT, d-ui. of .hdm .Mix. He was I'-uai-d. to Stephen 4'uttle, sent iia'k from
New Jer-ev, [p. ;,22].
I. Klizal.eth, b. Sept. 20, 1007; m. May 10, 172S, Richard Miuis.ni, minor; V. l'.
1726; Kpis. mins. at Stratford.
II. Israel, 0. Dec il, ]70l; m. Feb. 1, 172,\ Fli/abeth Uishop, dau. of Snmnel.
Est. .ndm. abt. 1700. nn>-. Jo~.-ph, Israel. \ViHiain, l''.li7.;ibeth and Margaret. 4'lie wid.
d. soon, and in diNt. of hei' dower ]-7s!her, alias I'eck, or perhajis it \va^ tlie wi-L (;f
Tlieo])hilus. 1. Josi'.eit, Oct. S, 1727; m. Feb. 2, lb',:. Sarah Hishop. 1, M.in/. Nov.
2:-;, 1757. 2, A'/,":,//.,/,'/, Au.-r. 7, 1750, :), i:ii-<h.i . \y\-\\. 1701; Y. ('. 1 7s-! : .>;n\ev,,r,
town clerk, etc.; d. num. An-. riO. isll. 4, ,/•« ;<//, Feb'. 20, 170:!. 5, Kyflt,r, Jan.' 2i).
170.5. 0, J[:nni,i!i. Sei>i, 0, 17titl. 7, J '»■•., ph, .Mav 21i. 170s. y, .Ji.ffih, Sejit. -j;;, 1 77i).
0, .Jiinns, .Mav ;h 1772: m. Sara.li, dau. of Newinai, TroudMid^'c [.11.] 1, Newman '\
Trowleide-f. b, Sept. 11. jn;):!; billed le- piiatesOct. 22. IS2!. 2. Ito^well .laiii.^^, Dc". i
\. ISU. ;;, K'becca 'rieworiiu-,.. A]iiii, lsl4; m. Sanuiid (b)rham. 2, I-^i; \i:i.. 0. ':
^^'ll.l,l \\r. 4, Fi.i:'. >.ro:i ;i 5. .M Ai;o.u;i;r.
An [^-rael .Nhuwon. b. in N. U.av. abt. 1705; ^ .(". 17s7; M.l> : rem. to i3o^toii: nn r-
(dian; tbere Feb. :j, isi-i. a. 7s. Ilis e-ifts (o 'l'. ( '. e:sceed those of any oihe' )ier-:)n.
lie a.lso ;;-ave to lie.iiane aed beiie\(.leet in- titutions.
III. ' l)ani"i. b. Jan. II, ITo;;,- Y. ( '. 1 FjO.
IV. Heiij;-.!.!!.,, 1). >iaich 2", 1711; scjioo! master; m. June 0. 17:^2, Abi-ail. dan. (,f
Dc!. John I'uiHlerson. I . J:ni;as, b. 1 70 ! ; V.C, 175;.; M.D.; Ihof. .Mar .Mel. and
F-.^;-!!\, \. <\ ls:;b Fr,-.;. Mcj. S,:,-. nf Conn.; S,i.-eon lb \. .\iniv; d. ls:j;i, a. 'b:. 1,
\\'>U!'i" Ann, v.\. lion. Pavid Da^ii'-eit, FL.D.; h:id .-everal children. 5. A i:i'..\!;,, in.
Ad.onijab .-.. ol' -lane,--:. Siierniai;. i, ('nr/nliu. 2, \\'i'ii.ii:i. 0, .[hlg'til. 4, :<ti,('i,!. b.
1-5 b. ;h !7*ii",: in. l-'li/abei It Ti ov.bridee. 5. .!/■/'/•(•'''. 0, An"/i iii'h. 7, JjCi^jnuin. b,
.S.'.'.v.v/i. m. \{^_\. ticiirv >'r;):,\vell, i)A\\ udor of d'rinitv -dih. N." Slav.
APPEXDIX. GTo
V. Ann, b. 1717: d. Oct. IS. 17",!); ni. Aiuil 27, ]7;!S, ,I,.lia. s. of ]).'a Jnlm ruii-
d.Tsoii, 1,. July -jr,, noil; (1. n;,,,v. --.'Ci, 171-J.
Mi:.NX.)\" KA>ril,V I'.XLUI A'] KD.
C'apt. .Jonathan Miui->on, snp. b. in N. Y. state: Rev. .sdldicr and innsionci': Hvcd in
Fair Jlavcii, Conn., and d. a. !)0. ni.in Nui tli luid , t.'onn, .Maiy Taintnr: .^iie liad iwi>
l)ri)s. , Mi(diu(d a.nd .Mt .lad, wlio lived ami d. in X., and tlieir tau!i!i( s rem. to Ohiu. 1.
Jamks, m. wid. Ahiiz'ail (S;rcl<eil) Dixon. 1. <i,,irt/,'. 2, O//,-, . ;J, l-lnnin. ^, ll'/Z/.v, ,.'3
Loulsii. 2, Saiiah, m. Aliraham l!i-;h(!p, and liad (Mhe. ;!, ()i,i\-f,, d. a. l!l. -I, .Joii.n',
m. Lewcy Harnes, 1, Jf. nrii, of whom notliiui,'- i.s known, ."), ]-;i-.\i( j;, m, (■'ile' Pier-
pont. 1, K<lir,iids Pli rii'iut.nnw. to J'InL:. and ex. 2, Sm-oJi Purpijni. C, Wii.i.i,-, m.
Anna Sfrantou of .Madi^oii, Conn. 1, Miti'ij Auii, m. Julin.- X. Dowd. ^•.', Em^inx. ' 1,
Emily, n liomeojiatliic phys. in So. XorwaiU: in, l^aidcr, IM.D., allojiathie: l.oth ii'i
practice. 2, Hutli, an em[)ioye iu Trea.sury ].)fpart. at \\'ii.sliingtun; m. Havens.
Miss t~!/tr'ih Purpont.
Ar.COTT-OlA\)TT.
Spelled variously, Alcox, .Mi^ocke, <Mcott, etc. Tliomas Olcott, pro£,'-fnitor of all the
name iu Conu. ; came over with \Vintliro]> in KloU. His; brother, GeVH-g-e Alcuit, came
with Thomas. 'J'homas ([. in Boston, Jan. ]Go7. His widow, -Marirery, ni. (2)' John
Benham; rem, to Xew Haven about KltilJ.
I. Mary, b. li;:-;.-): d. H\U.
II. l",li'/,ibetli, b. ]i;:!7; d. same year,
Ii[. Kli;^abetli. 1>. \iV]<: 111. lli:)(.;, Josejdi Soper of Boston.
JV. Sarali, b. lljM'J.
V. 'I'homas, b. abt. ICIO.
VI. lianuah, b. I(;t2.
VII. Mary, b. June 8. lG-14; in. Sept, 27. lOlil, James Kobin>oii of Dorclie.-fi-, cr,
parent.s (d" Faitli Kobinson, wf. of Joiuithan Trumbull. ' ^
VJII. b'ebecca, b, lf>-i(i.
IX. rhillip, 1). i(>;s.
X. John. bai). ]i'>4!: d. 1711: set. iu T.oston; in. Constance ^ilelanev; /2'i KI'J.";
Mary r.la(d;lea(di. wid of Tliomas Wells [2], She ni. (d) Capt. Jo>e]>h Wadsworth 1
Sami-kt., 1). Ki'.M;; 2, Mary, b. Kilts. ;j, K.v.cui-i,, b. 170!. A. Abiirail, b. U<.)\- ;,, Tim'-
othy ]5ig-«dow [S]. o, Thomas Oi.cott, b. alit. IGtO; m. Marv," who d. in Wind-or
Cfimi., May 3. 1 721. ' ' '
1. 'I'li'iinas, 1). I(j77.
][. Sanuud.
51. Thomas Olcott, b. lUW; d, April 2, 1707, a. SO: in. Sarali dau of Xath-
aniel Koote.
I. -Mary. b. 1(;!)d: m. Stoui^hion,
Tl. Xatiianiel. b, 170]; ni. Hannaii Pitkin, sister of Gov. Wm. ], XATii\Mir
b. ]~32.
111. Timothy, 1). 170;J; m. 1732, Eunice White. lied. 1740: (2; Daniel Mor--aii of
Colchester, Conn. ^
\\. Elizabeth, b. 170'J: m. Col. J.dui I'itkin of E. Hart f., brother of (.'ov. Wm
m. Hannah, only dau. (d' Oi/ias (biodrieii. ances. of the genealo<,nst She d, l^ol. l'
AXNE, ui. Col. PTeazer I'ortei- of lladU-y. Mass. 2, Joii.N\'ni. and set. in llartf.
A'. Thomas,!). 171:-'.;' .-^et. in Stratford. Conn.: m, 1 ToC. Sarah Ea-tonofll.. who
d. 17o(l. a44; (2) 17-")7, S.irah, dau. .d' Heze;cia!i Thompson, who d. ISll, inNDtli vear
liad :jchil. by 1-u m. 5 by 2d. 1. SAiiAti, 1.. 1742; m. I'lio,. Haw lev of Stratb.rd • "rem'
to .Muiiroe, e'onn. \,s,ll;,. -2, l.s,(,>r. W. Thoi.ni-:. /bv2dm.: 2, llAXXAtf. b, 17d2' m
about \',m. Pea(di.lud-oa of Stratford; rem. to X, Car. 1, I'lujn . 2, ]]•"<•!■. 3. .M.\i;v, b.
17r.3; <1. lS3i. a. 74: m. Capt. Xtdiemiah Corh.am of the Ibv. Armv. who d, l's:;(;. a S^"
had S (diil. See Oicoit fain., ]). ^■>.—(r,'.nl,rl„. 4. Anm;, b. \:\\'^: m. 17mi. It;-' l^a^j-
Bronson id' Brid.^ei.nrt and, of Cieenlield Hill, Cnnn,,tlie linamier v.Jio d, l>-3s '.., '7;/
1, Oliar, d. y. 2, .lA//-/". 3. Mun-i. m. Col. .bunes 1;, .Murrav of X. V. C., and Yiad' 7
chil.^ 4, Ihirrlfl. ,>, C.n;,liiir, m. Dr. .Mai'lnus \\'iilct. s, of Col. .Mai-ii,;i.> 'W., and
liad o (diil. (i, ()!ir,r. m. Joanna Donaldson and h:id 3 chil, 7, Art/nir, b, isiil- \\
l-^N: m, Ann JOli/.a, dan. of Cen, I'ailiy, a': ] luid 3, (liih ^, I'l^'.h ri'-!:, n'l, Charlotte
Brinckerh..>ll audiiad 2 chil. Ij, Mir>i.' lU, -4/(/(c, d. b'riiO.
43
'"■* Al'l'Kxmx.
^' T®'™,'"!.' °'''°"' '"■ ''»"'''■ •'»"■ "'■<■"■"• f-''"'ki"y; r-s. Il,„-ir. |
IJL -l':iiz:il.etli. B. Kiri): „,.___ (;|..,v ' ' '
I\ . Pliilip, h. ICSI: ,1. i„.f i7|..
y. Agii,.>, h. W<]- )n. ilaiYis:.n.
el^i- : :f °^l^.e?Vi?^^;;• ;;i^- .^^ !|;;r;rr'^ ^^'^! '' ^^^^^ "='-- ^^-^"^^^^^-d ana
in 1T:!.1, of Susanna (1 ,.„u o a mr oV ,1 , ^T' ^"'^'f: ,"' '"■'''^■'■'' ''>' ^^ '^'">vevanre
Janu.s II..at,o„. to XathanicV I^. o ) L ; ' ' k"?':'' ^-'' ;""/■-":'- ^""^^'-l fatl.e.,
In JT:^5 Susanna o-ave up lior ri.-lu of 1 ', ,■ t l ''!" V""-^' "^ the g-nralo^y below.
Olrotl soM lau.l near \\-Jst, 1?o. k J.. Tnll,, Il!,l 1 ^'i"."^' .Vl'''^'"-^- ^'''e children of Joliu
Deborah, dau, of John a„d Su^^u um Iji- K J " '; r'\''\ ^^'''i'^'-'^^-'T- ^'onn.; m. VQO.
b. 1780: d. 17;»(rm ir>r Is-,',, s r I ;,^"' ) ' ■'^"'- '• l''^''' ^'- '-• ^ -^vj.iv
173l;d. Sept. ls,H- n •; V M^rV I '''7?''^^t'^^''''^'^''^^'^''^^ ^. -^-nx b'
]-0 Uronson, b. 17;;; ■' 1,. ';':,'■ '^ "l'^'' '!""■ ^'' Oapb An.os and Anna (Klak-s-
M-asa writer of wide and excdh.nt v,.nnf, '.,, 11 '"'^T't''' V^"-^" *''^*'-'"'^ '"''Jtin'-nu^nts;
labors uinon^ ,h. poor of I ! , 'Hh^ ". '^^ 'l'';-t.'d h...rs,dnarK.dy ;o philanthropie
artist. 3, James, 1, i;,-... .j .' ;,. h,.l'-,'T'''u' ^M'-pular authoress. 2, Mav, an
m. Esther Casth^. r>, JL/uf,/, ' / V , '!^" n, ".v'VlT'' " ' "V ^^^^''^ I'""'- -1.,/,,..,..
I)i<fdc,.nf, m. Jo.bua miner 8 /// ' , r " "^^^x^ '^' ^-'"•^•- "^- •'"'">, ^^'"i'li- 7,
Patienee niakesb.. and sei n \ Vm; " ' „, i" ism"' V^ ''%''■ *'^-^- '""''-'■ '^^ '"■
JXvxrKr., b. ir:!S: ,1. 31av Js n] l T V i^ ^ ' ^'^ '''•(-' ^^^''^''-riali llitrluo.-k. 5,
IMl: d. North Ilaven/Abmh C l'^' ,„ O I P ^'//^ "'. il;'t,.]d.iss. s, A],,v. b.
iN-3,; nn Jo,:, No.';;:;";.ri i^^; ;"- ^'^--" • ;:-'> l^^ i'-x.u. i.,. ::::u:iiLJ:
r^. STi:r,iKx, d. V. ^' -^^^•'' ''• ^'•-'- ^'^-- '"• -^l'"! ^'uiii-> uf \V,.leott.
in. 17::7:Ale'e:dlHun;':';e. V'''^n,TV"^ \Vo^.dhrid,o. ( 'on,, ; „,,,„,
):ert of X,.sv ihn-. ' ' ■'•'■■' "-^ -\ u-. •.-, r , :J^. 'i, S.m; vii, ni. S.do;„on ( ; il-
VI. 3Iary, b. Au. W. 1717; n,. Xov. H, HoG, l^aniel Idn-s of Xeu- Haven.
APPENDIX.
CT5
John Ogden, 1>. IGIO: d. ICSl: m. Jane I^.ud; \vas of SUuiiford, Conn., 1041, and
agreed next year with (iov. I\iet't of New Anisterdam to Imild a stnne (-liun-li. ]u U'<~)i
was at He iii]i.-tcd, ]-o!ig l^I.-iihi: in l('i.")(j at Southanipton , L. I. ; in M'A'i'i named in tlic
<'onn. (.'liarler; in lOf'd one of the purchasers of l-]lizal)ctlito\vn, and tep. in Assenilds'
KJflS. 11i> hro. Pticliard i^et. in Fairliehi.
I. David.
II. dolm.
III. .lonatlum. h. 10 Ki.
IV. Joseph.
I. David Ogden, s. of John (au<l bro., as C'ongar sup., of John, jr., Jonathan and
■Josoj)!!), \\ent from hJizaliPthtinvn. N. J., to Newark abi. 1070; will liee., 1091, nms.' 4
.sons; m. Kli/.iVieth Swavne. wid. of Josiah Ward.
1. ]>avid, b. 107N.
II. John. d. \r.',-2.
• III. Josiah, b. 10?.).
IV. Svvayne. b. 10S7; d. .\])ril i?0, 17.")-"). Con^'ur sii]-. his ehil. were; 1, Tapt.
ABUA)iA.%f, b.'l7-2:-;; d. May 11. 17^0. 1, AJiriiluui,. 2, FJmirr. :1 Lydht , ni. Jo>-iah
Baldwin, b. 1 700; (1. 1>'-J0. ].Al)raham. 2, Samuel. M, Karhel. 4, Jcsiah (J. 2, Dsviij
b. 1713; d. (.)et. lU, 17."il. :j, .bmx. b. ]7:';7; d. ]7i'7.
II. Copt. David Ogden, I). 107n; d. July 1, 1734, a. .^G.
1. Abigail, m. C:ol. tioseph Tiittle []>. ;j],SJ.
II. Joiui. 1). 170^;.
III. l)a\!d, ]:>.|.. b. mO; d. Jan. 2S. 17.';0. a. 40; m. his eous., fatharino Oi^-den.
dau. of Co!. .lo>iali. Siie ul (2) Isaac Loni'-worth. 1. I)A^■Tr). 1, ./',"'"''. m. and had
liev. David L. -Ogden, b. lianf. Oct. 0, 1792; m. Jan. 14. 1X24, Sarah A. Jndson [p. 117j.
2, <'ai,i.i;. ;b AivicAH.. 4, Catilviiixj:. h. Jamiis. G, Jaiot,.
\\. U/.al, E.si]., high Shorift of Essex Co.. 17('io; ■■ a gentleman of undis-enibjed
goodness and universally esteemed;" d. July 2-~), 17xM. 1, J-?ev. L'zai., D.D., !>. 1744;
lirst rector of Trinity chh., Newark: elected PJshop of New Jersey, 17l)S; eonsec.-ration
refused by the gt-neral convention. 17^1'.), on teclmical grounds; in ]SO."Jhi' joiiu'd the
Prei.1). com. 2. Mo.-^i'is. :], Ciiai!I.Ks. 4, Vaa7.\v,v:\\\, m. Hob^rt Johnston.
^'. '.Martha, m. Caleb Sa.yres. (2) Thomas Eajjle.-.. i. by Islm.; 1, David. 2,
Cai.kp.. y, JiiXATirvx. 4. Czai,. ~i. b iiai'.uI).
\'\. Saiah, ni. Natiianiei Jolmson. 1. S-i')^i-iM:x ( liev.'), ■^'. C. 1743; a dist. |iol;iical
and religious writer, \\4io did mindi lor tlie cau,-<e of tlie Kevolution; set. at Lvme; m.
1744. Elizabeth, dau. of William Diodati of New IlavtMi, who was gr. s. of .lolju Dioduti,
Diof. of Philosopiiy al Oemva.. anil I3il->1(; (•ommentator. 2, IJavfii. 3, Tjio.ma.>. 4.
Mai!Ti;.\. m. ■ Waid. •""). Catit at.tntl. m. IJanlcs,
\'ll. Elizabetli, m. Cai>!. John Johnson, b. 17b"); d. 17-")2. 1, 17i,i I'liALirr. 2, Vzai,.
S, ■b>iix. 4. Daviii. .-), AiMG \il. 0, Diicp.e. 7, Keziaii. b, Co.mi'oht. 9, Mahtua.
3ll, SviiAti. 11, lii.iZAinri II, m. ■ ('i-ane.
112, John Ogden, Esu.. b. Kn-;; liouse robbed by the IJritish; (his next neighijor
Avas Henj. Coe, who-A- dau. Sa.iah m. David 4'uttle, s. (4 < '(4. Josepli above; .Mr. ('oi^'.s
h(,uA:e was burned and his familv driven awav.) He d. Feb. 14, 17'Jo, a. t^7; m. Hannah
Savre,
1. Ca'pt. John.
II. Aaron.
HI. llanmdi, m. Mar(di 14, 1703. IJev. Jauies Caldwfdl (one id' liis bros. had a d.ui. '
Avho m. ajid ^sas moll>."i' of .bilin Caldwell Calhoim of S. C), Pastor of tlii' 1st I'reslj.
■<dih. at I-;ri/abethtown, X. J.: a devoTed pjitriot and rliaphiin in IbA'Mbitionars' ariuv; of
unbounded ]Hj|)uhiriiy and iittiuence with the soldiers and ])eople of N. .).; nf great
practical \> i>'!(im; no man in the stale did more to sustain tlie jiopular cause. His chh.
was -et on liiv by a refugee .Ian. 2-~). ITSO, On the 2.7th of June following, Mrs. C.abb
A\-eiI wa- shot at Couu. ]'';Mnis, through the \\ind(jw of a room to \\hicli she had retired
with her children for safety, two lialls passing througii her body; the Imilding- was s( t
on fire and the villa.t;*' laid in ashes. On th<' 'ilth (4' .Nov., 17^1, Mr. Caldw(4l was shot
thiije.gh the Inait, at Eliy.abethto\\'n P.'im, \\hirh''r he had giiiie foi- a youn;_^ hidy, who
h.i.d I one.' und'-i- a tia;r cf truce from .New \ork.
Tiie fo] liiwing 4'iie-;i!.iy a \-asl c(.ncc,ur.-e a~--embled athi> funci'al. .\l'rer the ,s(-r-
'vices, and before (do-.iii;'; the i''ijnn. Dr. i'ilias pMudiuut came I'orward, leadini: a grouji of
GTG
api'j:xj>!X.
nine orplinii cliiMi'i-u, and, pku-ing tlioin armiinl tlx' liifi', mailc a loucliin^- addic^-, in
tlicir liclialt'. 'I'lie ]iiiKa's.si()ii luovcd to tlic u'ravi'. '.vci-piuu- as they w,-iit, and hi-rc(di-
ing till' lilcssiii^s of (iod upon the orphans and \ip/on their cansc :iL'"ainst tlicii' n])pifss(ji-s.
'I'lii' lo^vn of Cahiwrll, Essex (Jo., N. J., \sas named fm- him. 'jdioir children were:
1, M.u;(!AU?",T, who lit. Isaac Canfieltl <d' ^Jorristown. and was lontj l\iiowjn as a inoilier
ill Isi-iud. 2, Hannah, m. James K. Smith, a distinguislied merchant of X. Y. : (2) Dr.
Ko.Ljers. 3, JoUN E. , taken by Lafayette to Franr(\ wlieie lie was educated; for nn.nv
vears a di-itiiigiiishe(.[ philanthroiilst; Eilitor of tlie ('lir'st.in n //. .'Y'/r/, and did as inucji
as any other in lajiiiff the foundation of tie- Amerie-an Biltle Society. -1. .JA^;[:s 15., tor
many years J udg-e of courts in Gloucester Co., X. J. ■), ]->s'j'in;i;, m. Hev. Dr. Finlev,
Pres. of Athens L'ol., (ia. G, Jusiaii P., ait (.)tHrer of general jiostoHiee, W'ashinu'iiin
City. 7, Elias li.. .several years Clerk of Suiireme Court of L'. S., and because of his
elTorts in cause of colonizatimi, a town in IJberia, Africa, is called Caldwell in honor of
him. 8, Sa]!AU, m. Rev. John S. VredenbuiL.'-h of Somerville, X'. J. 9, Maxua. who
lay on her mother's l)o.s(_mi when she \\as shi>!, m. Jlobert S. Uobiiison of X. Y.
12, John Ogdon, <1. 1T32.
I. Thomas.
TL Isaac. . ' "
III. Hannah.
IV. Phebe; one of -whom ni. AViUiams.
V. Jemima, m. Daniel Pierscni, F.sij., b. 170'^: d. Oct. 1777. 1, X'atii.\niel. '2,
JoNA?. 3. Danii:i,. 4, A vi;on. 5. Jamei^^. G, Je>!ima. 7, Abigail, m. Edo.
8, MAin-, m. Ward.
^'l. Elizabeth, m. (..'apt. James Xutman, L('>valist, (bro. of Pev. John an<l of Abjo-ail,
2d wf. of C(.l. Joseph Tuiile)!.. 171G; d. April .■i,'l7s.j; lie m. (Cj Pydia Powers. ], Jamks.
'3. Sai;aii.
VII. Sarah, m. Isaac Pieison, h. 1718; d. April 14,1803. 1, Jo.'ix. 2, Uzal. 3,
Isaac 4, Hannah.
13, Col. Josiah Ogden, b. 1G79; d. May 17, 17H3; Pepre.sent. in Assem. 171G and
"17'-il: said to have been the founder of Trinity chh. Xewark; m. " Cattern."'
1. h>avid, b. 17(»7; Y.C. 17:.^8; Judge Sup. Court and a distinguhshed loyalist; d. 1800,
a. 93 1. Isaac, a lawyer; ra. Mary, dau. of Pev. I-aac ]?rosvn, whod. 1772, a. 2G: svmpa-
thi/.ing %\ith his father in politics he left the States, in Canada he \\-as a Judge of the
Court of lving"s Bench; d. in Montreal. 1, /■•.•'('/■ S/rrice. a chief factor in tlie Hudson's
]5ay Co. :?, ^Imiic Goctriujur, Sheriff of the Disi. of Three Pivers. 3, CkarU^ Rlrhnrd,
Att'y. lien, of Lov.-er Canada, uflerw. a Ingh otHcial in the Isle of Man. A dau. tn.
Jud.r-e Hollinan, sup. ancestor of fiov. Ogden Hoffman of X'cw York. Miss Gertrude S.
O.^rilcn, a g. gr. dan. of Col. Josiah Ogden; d. in X-wark, 1880, a. 8."3. She had lived as
a recluse, but bright and active to the last. She retained the loyalist sentiments of her
Iier family and always insisted that she ivas a British subject. Lafayette, whom she
met in Xew York in 18C4, \\as pleased with her cicavage and independence. 2, Ai'.HA-
HAM. r. S. Dist. S\X\ . under Washing-ton's adin. ; "unrivaled as a .iury lawyer;" d. 1798.
3, Col. Sami'ei,, m. a sister of <ioverneur and Lewis Morris. 1, O'.frid B., an eminent
advocate.
II. Dw^t. Jacob, a celebrated ]ihvsieian (if Jamaica, L. I., 1). X'ewark, 17'M; d. 1779.
III. Josiah, had: 1, JoiiN. 2, "ilF.NliV.
IV. Mary, b. 1711; d. Aug. ]8, 17o] ; m. James Banks. 1, Sauah. 2, Catharink.
3, Josiah. 4, JAfoi!. 5, David. G, Josin-ii.
^■. Catharine, m. her cuus. I^avid Ogden; (2) Isaac Longworth.
0. Joriathun Ogdon, s. of the fir.-.t John, 1). 1G4G; d. ]732;m. Pebecca -.
I. Koiiert. b. JG8G. m. Hannah Crane. 1, M(»si:s, m. Mary Coz/ens. 1. /-'/v.'/.'ce.s,
m. I'ier'eeni Eitv.ai-ds [9j. 2, Jlnrid, les. in Xew Haven, whose- singular will is on
record tliere. 3, P"'fii. m. Co/zens. 2, lidt;!-.!,!" of Elizr.beihtown, X. J.; in.
Elizabeiii . 1. MiiThii^, wounded at (Quebec; P-ri::'. (ien. V. S. A.; d. at E.. March
30, 1791. 2. .\:if)i, b. K!i./.abethtown, X. J., Dec. 3, i75G; Princeton Col. 1773; taiiirht
school: ('apt. Lew ariiiy; >a\v much service; I". S. Sen. lsi)l-3: Gov. of X. .1.1812;
ofrere.; bv Lves. .Ma'':-i.a .M.-ij. (..'en. Com. in L. S. A., whieh he declined; (i. An--. 19,
1N39, in his 83d yr. 3, IUukIi'i , b. 1742; d. 1^^22; m. Timoihv Eduanls [9].
APPENDIX. 077
l^DCKWKLL.
The Kockwell family in Enii-hnnl tiaci'-- back t<i Sii Kaiph (Ic Koi-i;\vt']l, who
acfomi/anicd tlic Emiiress Maud into laijrlaiul, \vlu'iv slio laid claiin to its tluoiK'. He
iihiniaTtdy joiiii'd llriny 11. and had ii-rajit of iaiul in tin/ county of Yoi'k, \ipon wlTudi
the l-;<vk\vfir.s luive coiitiiiufd to rcsido niilii the lucscnt day. ' Jan\c> J^ockwcll, Ks([.,
of Kocku-tdl Hall, nt-ar Borough Bridge, County of Vork, is"thr. jirrMMit rriinsf-ntative
of 1h(^ house in FaiL'^Iaiid,
l)i'a. Williaiu llorkwcll, one of the oriiri-aal Dorchester ('(iiii|,nuv, who came ovei- in
](i:!il, \\;is fi-frniaii th-' saun- vcar. He signed the lii>.t grants of hiial in Dor. I'lantatioii,
And with \SilUani (iayh.ird the firsi deacons of the ]). chli. lieni. to Windsor,
Conn., after the first emigration toth.it idace. He wa> [ironunent, and hiLrhly r-'-ipei-ted.
He m. in Enu-land (probably his :2d wife") Susanna (;ha]>in, I). April ."i, HJOO, " He d. Mriv
15. IfJ-lO. She m. CM) May 29. I'o-lo, :\latthe\v (.'rant of N'.'indsor-, and d. Nov. 14, KiO'J.
Ancestress bv both hnsl)auds of U. S. (->'rant, Pees. V. S.
1. .foa'n, b. April-Jo, KV?.-); ni. Nov. 1.""), !f).!-2, .JelYrev Baker.
H. .lohn, \). .Julv 2>;, 1027; m, Sarah En.sign.
HI. Mary. pmb. d. y. ' ^ ' ■
IV. Samui'l. 1). march 2S, 1631; nt. Mary Norton.
V. ]{aih, h. Aug. 11)33; m. Chiistopher Huntington.
VT. J.,.M]di, d. ^^. ' ■ ■ "
VII. Sarah, b. July 2<.;, KioS; m. ^Valter Caylord.
1. John RockAVeH, b. ..Inly 2-'. 10J7; d. Sej.t. 3. 1(1:3,, "and was buried at Sun-
setting. 4.^ yea.rs old.;" m. May 0. 1051, Sarah, dan. of .Iniiies Ensign of Caiiihrid-e : d.
and buried in Ha.rtf.. Cmiui., .June 23, IGoii; (2) at I)oi-ch(>ster, Aug. 18, 10132, De'liver-
anee }{;iwes: /. l)y Ist m.
1. Sarah, ii. May 12. ii'.o3; m. Ihivid Tlull. 1, 'i')rANKF( i., b. r>ec. 2i), 1079; d.
,Hine 2. ITlo; m. .Jan.'.";, lt;'.)s;, Tlieojdielns Doidittle. 1. r//e///7'//, b. Mav 2, 170U; in.
Timothy I'age. 2. S'ni/i. 1>. .luue ]. 17(i3; m. Isaac Tattle [.12.]
II. B'.rth, b. Marcli .J, Idol; m. Daniel Mix, and had I.ydia, m. Ebene/er Hull,
and h.-ul ]7!iene/-,er, f. of Mary, '.vho ni. 1-lphraim Tuttle [p. 482.']
III. Lydia, h. Nov. 27, IG-JG; m. .Tune 24, IGSO, Joshua Atwater; l>oth d. .v. i. next
vear; 1,'v 2d m :
n\" Joh)i. b. Sept. C. 1G63; d. before 1G73.
V. Hannah, May 30. 1GGr>.
A'l. Joseph, Julv s. KiciS: m. Elizabeth Foster.
VII. Elizabeth, Feb. .-i, 1G70: jn. Feb. 1, 1G94. James Ward.
4. Samuel Rockwell, b. March 2s', 1G31; m. April 7, IGGO, Marv Nortc.m of
Saybrook. dau. of Thor.ms and f.'iac-e < Wells) Norton of liuilford.
1. Marv. b. Jan. is. 1GG2; m. Oct. 23, 1GS3, Josiah Eoomis.
II. Abiiraii. b. 1i;(i4: d. iGGo.
HI. Samuel, b. Oct. FJ, lGG7(dea.): d."Mavl3, 172.-): m. June 10, 1004. P^Jiv.abetlL
(iaylord, h. Feb. ID, ]G7n: d. Dec 12, 1727' 'l, E:,i/..\T.KTi!, m. Thomas (Hant. 2,
Matthew, b. Jan. 3ih 1707; d. at F. Windsor, March 2y, 17S2: author of Bockwell
Genealogy; i)h.ysician. cleriryman anil deaeon.
IV, Joseph, 1). May 22." li;7i>.
y. Jidm. ii. May 31, 1073: in, AniU' Skir.ner. ' ' '
^'l. Abigail, b. April 11, IGiO; m. John Smith.
VII. Josiah, b. ;March l.-), 1G7S; m. Bebecca Loomis.
44. Jo.seph Eockweli, b. :\Iay22, lOiO; d. June 2G, 1733; m. Elizabeth, dau. of
Job and Eli/,ai.eth (Alvordi lirak-e. b. Nov. 4, B;7o; d. Oct. IG, 174fi.
I. Jose]ih, 1>. Nov. 23. IGU."); m. Hannah H unf iuL'-fon. - •
II. El:/.al.,.ih. b. r)er. 12. Kills.
HI. Benjamin, b. Oct. 2n, 17!hI; m. Fel;. 3, 1723, .Margaret I'arke.
1\". James, b. .Mine 3. 1701. m. Nov. 7, 1 72S, .\lii-ail Boomis. 1. Ejikxiczki;. 2,
%Vi[.iiA>r, b. Sept. I'.i. 173',: m. .\nna Stow of .Middletown.
V. ,1(4). 1,. Aie-il 13. i:o!); ,„. J;,,!. 20, 1730, Merriam Haydem
VI. Fli/.abeth, b. July 24, 1713; m. Jontitlian Huntington".
441. Joseph Rockwoll, b. Nov. 23, IGOo; m. Haun.ah Huidington, 1.. Norwiidi,
<'onn.. Aiaieli -j.',. \i?x; ,j.^n of .bd:n and Abigail iBathi'ojM HiuiTingt.jn, and gr. dau. of
•Cliristophf r an.d B'uih iBoeJcwelli H.
G78 APPENDIX.
]. Josi'iili, 1>. Murcli IT), 171"); d. 1775; iii. Auiiii J)od(!. 1, Anna, tii. Xatliim
]5iiss. 2, .loii.v. ;>, Ki.i.iAii, 1). Nov. 14, 1714: <1. Aiitr. 'J. ISH; ni. Jun. li), 1 r/"),
].acy \\'ri.i:1it. lit; was .Iiislicf uf tin- Pfaci' iind town rl^'ik nf Cdltdtnuik duiino- lite.
1, LiK'i/. 2, E'ij'ilt, 1). Ni'V. l», 1777: m. S.>plua. fian. df Jnlm iMi-icn. 8, J^wi/. k Jan'
8, 1779; m. Aaron Case of Norfolk. 4, 'JliLmn, .June .">. 1 7s->. ."). Annr. l'.. On.'.),
17S:!; \n. Jo.srpli I'.lliiH. (J, IlLt-ni, I). Feb. K^, i;s;); lu. Dr. laimau \Val^rliL.l(k
4, l-^illi'i. rt'S. Wiiulu'stiT, Conn.
4.7. Josiah Rockwell, b. March 1."}, 107S, m. De;;. 14, 171o, lieljcrra l.onMis of
Lr'banf>n.
11. Kannali, b. Drc, -io. 1717.
III. Jonatliau. b. -May 'i, 17'J:3..
IV. Saiauek
474. SamueJ Eockwcll, l). Jan. 19, 172S; d. at Cob^brook, Conn., Sept. 7, 1794;
m. ll<'/ckiali I'ratt, ^^]u) d. 1S14.
I. S'auiuel, b. Feb. 18, 1759; phys. in Salisbury. C'mm. and in Sharon; d. Jiin<_' 'Jj.
ISuii; m. Hi'^'ti, 1-hiiUfP Canfield; (2) 17',)N. Hannah ib-ad; i. by 1st, ni.: 1, II i;pz!;i;.\ ti. m.
Nathanii-] Y,. Cavlord. -J, Joiix ('.wiii.i.i;; l. by -^M ni. : ;j, .Makv A>,.\, J inu- ::£, ISOO;
m. Aaron Jla'wloY. 4, \\\iAA\\\; ^rad. \. C. law scliool; Jiidije Sup>-r. Courted' King-.s
Co., X. Y. : ni. Su.saii Prince ol' p.rooldyn.
II. Solomon, b. Jan. ',^0, 1704; m". July 0, INOU, Sarah, fhai. of Kobcrt an«iJetu.-ha
(Doolittle) McEuen; she d. March 15, ISl.: he d. Au--. 1. l.^.-js, 1, ,lKi;fsiiA. b. March
28, iSOo; M. Theodore Ilinsilalc; (2) Jolm Pioyd, Sec. State of Coimi. and author l[!.>t:>r>/
of Winr/u'-stcr, Conn.
III. Reuben, b. (AU. 1, 17(15; m. lb In cca. dan. of Col. ]',e/,ah-.d Pccbe of Litclificld,
Conn. 1, Jd'i.rfs: \. C. ; lawyer in PitT-field, ]\Iass.; rep. aiu! S<ui. in Con.; Judiie
Siiiiienie Court. Ma.-s. 2, Luii^A, tn. <4i!e.s 1!. Ifass of Colebruok. a, liK/.Ai.EKi.
Bef.ue, b. Oct. 2-;, 1^09; in. Ajiril 2:>, 1834, Caroline, dau. of Col. llosea Jlin-dale o£
^Vincllester. 4, F.i.i/.AiiKTir,. 5, JIkiuex, IJep. aud Sen. Conn. LeL,^ and Co]lecTf>r
Int. Kev.; in. Cornelia L. Phio.
IV. Alplia, S.'jit. 21, 17(>7; 1st child li. in the town of Colebrook; m . May 20, 18*)d.
Eho.da Ensign. J, Eunvahi). 2. SA>rfKj.. ;■], Caholink, b. Pec. 27,1804"; lu. ^\'ul.
Lawrence of Norfolk; •«. i. 4, Co](Nkj.ia, Marcli 23. 1^08; ni. <_)ct." I8;i8, Oswyn P>aker
of Amlierst, Mass., ar.d d. Fell. 2, 18i(.'; ;'. one (dnld. 1, ]\'//i. Ijitirrenc-. b. (Jet. 5.
Ib89; Dart, (.'ol,; 'Jd Lieut. Art. Pieir. ariny, Aug., Isdl; in si'verrd battles and k. at
Aptietatii, iif-\^i. 17, lSf;2. 5, IJklia Ei.t.kx, Jan. lb, Is'il; u,. Mareh 2>', J^HS. Dea.
Elliott pjcardsley, director and Pres. ^^ lusted Pan!:; Jb'p. and Sen. in Conn. Leg. 0,
HiKiDA, I-'eb. 22, 1S17; in. May 2, 1838, Lev. Clement Long, son of Prof. Samuel.
V. Martin, b. 1772; ni. .Mary (Burrall) Kockwtll, wid. ed' his bro. 4'iiuothv. 1,
Im.tza, m. lies-. P.alidi Plmerson, IJ.D. 2, Tt.motiiv. 3, ?\L\KY. 4, Sfs.\x, m." Lev.
<;e... i:. IVcirce, D.l).; Pres. We.st. Leserve Col. O. 5, Wiiu.lA.M. b, CiiAlu.Es; Y. C. ;
Chaidaiu I'. S. >.'. 7, Chaiu.uT'J'K.
5. Ruth Rockv/ell, b. .\ug., 1033.; ni. Oct. 7, 1G52, Christoplier Iluutiiiiiton.
L Christopher Huntington (J)ea.), b. lObO. 1, .MA'tTtiKW, b. Apiil 1(1, 4b94. 1,
Jifatthcir. b. ^Lindi 10, 1720. 1, Abel, ]>. 1745; m. Sarah Tuttle. 2, Col. Jake/., m.
Elizabeth l'7d wards [^].
11. John, ni. Abigail Latlirop. ]. M \i;tii v, h. Lee. 9. LiOG; d. Jun.' 12, 17K; in.
Noah Grant; had sister llannali Craut, b. March 28, l(J8i); ni. April, 1712, .lohn C'avlord,
b. IVc. IG, U192; d. Oct 1G, 17-<;7; s. <if Samuel and iirace (Miner) ( i lant, s. of Samuel'
and Mary Porter; s. of Maiihew aud Priscilla (4rant; sbe lu. (2) Jan. 7, 1728, Pet'M- Ihiell
and of her descendants by 2d ni. were e'en. Peter Buell Porter, See. (d' War uinler J.
Q. Adams, and (uui. Don Carlos Puell; /. by 1st U'.: 1, XkhJi.. b. July PJ. 17iS: ui.
Susanna Delano, and had: 1. Noah. b. .luue 20, 1 74'S Ca]U. in Lev. ai'uiv; m., Lachef
Kflles and had; 1, Jesse Loot; m, Hannah Simii,s'Ui and had; Plvsses Sim|i-(jn
Pres. U. S.
Samuel Rockwell, b. Mar(di 2b, 174(1: m. Julv IG, UiS, Sarah Laleott.
I. Sarah, 1). Nov. 9, 1775; il. .Match 4. 1819.
H. Aaion, b. Oct, 2, 1777, d. Oet, 21, IsOl,
TIL J.'riisbn, b. .luu^' X, \:<(), ,1. o.-t. 7, psi;); ,,,. L-aac Clevelaiul,
IV. SaUHud, b. Sept. 9, 17s2; d. Feb, VS, \H\U.
V. ];bod,a, b. Ai'mI i:;, 17s5,d. July i, iS'Jd.
VI. Elijah, b. Oct. IG, i7«8.
APPEXIUX.
o;;i
VII. Kuss-ll. I.. .Ian. 10, 17!)-\
VIII. Jn:Mi,li, 1.. An;;-. S, 1 ;;M.
Josei)Ii IJoekwi'll si'tili'il in (''ilflnrink . (.'dim.: I>. about I'.'iT: l,a<I Jrnislia, 1) almuT
I'lor. m. Jai-ol) Ogdeii and hud l.'fv. David L. O-diu, I). I'drj; m. ^^arah A. Judton [2\.
liOWE
Mattliew Rowe wa^ nm' of lae w.-altliit--! (if ilic New ]la\cn ( 'iMiipa ny. In tli»-
li.ct, iif ](■.!:;. lie is .-allrd •• .Mi . f raivd at fl.diK): fain ilv of .-is, fcTsoi'.-. !!'■ il. Mav27,
urn. liis.s. .Inlin Kouc. 1). Ai>ril :](!, Ui.VI: ii:. July 11, Hi'^;). Al.ig-ail Alsnp, In 1712
Jaims Perl; cxli ihilcd ;m a-;ifiMiiint bi-twiNii tlio licirs (if -ImIhi i;,,\\r. viz. : .Inlu!, .M;it-
tlifw, Haiinali, \\(. of Jaitu'S Perl-:, Sarali, avT. o\: \-]\>cu<-/a-v Ilrowii. Aidi^ail, ^\ f . of John
Morri.s.
1. John, 1). Oct. •,':_!, P'.sl.
II. Mattlu-w, li. F'-ii. 1 1. l'^'^:]; m. i;flv(<ca Mix [p. 101].
111. Si.-oIm'ii, 1>. Julyl, lti-7: ni, .Maiy Vvrk. She ui. cJlPca. Tiiuolliy Tv.ttle of
Clu'.-hiio [p. 4(i.')j. 1, Si'Krin;N. "J. J(.i-kiiii. in. Abigail i5iM(i.fi-. 1 , .7".-.(////, li. S'-jit.
27. 1741. i. Kh,',n->r, Sept. "i, 17-ls. ;!. i;,h,rr.i, Jmif •.",», 17.'ii.i. 4. JA////. Jan. 'JS.
17.-,;',. h. K>in!.;, ^\u\r -IW. \',')-). (I, >V(7v'/' //, Jan. :;i, 1 7'iS. :;, l)-\ m i;i,. 4. .Mai;v. 5,
EuKNKZKi;. b. Fell. IS, 17-2o; ni. Mintlwcll . ili:> i\<T. invontorifd, 174'S, liy I'l-a.
TiiiiotLv 'I'uitlt-.
IV," Abi,;;a:l, b, Auu-. l:'., ICvO; ni. F^b. 0!. 171-^. Jam.- M-.n-i-. vlio d. 170o.a. abf.
SO. 1, Jf.mima, b. Ih'c.. 17b'.: d. v. O, lb\.\n;i., b. June (I. 17lS; m. F'Ji/abeili Snnili.
S,'aiu(;aii., b. Jan. Id. 17-20. 4. J'amls, b. 17-J:l. •'), Am^s, b. 17-:('.: m. Juiu- '20, 1745.
Lvdia Camp. 1, ^'////'^ b. 174C.: m. 1771, I'avid P^-eidn-i-, f. -d' Lyuian.
V. Hannah, i'k 1m-!>. 11, lOUl; ni. 17-JO, J(din ],v:i.\^ {Dodil). J^he i.s called Avf. of
Jaini's ]-'c(d; in 1 74-2.
SElxaVICK.
Prof. Adani J^cdiz-u-iclc, of e'anibridL'-t' I'nivcrsity , I-'.np-Jand. the renovvufd geologist ,
%vrit('rf to (.b/n. Cliarh'.s F. Sedgv.-ick of Sharon, Conn. The r'an settled \n early
limes among tlie mmmtains wldrh form the bi>iders (d' "^dik-liire, Lara-asliirt^
and N'W-.-tuioreland. And all the ,<edgwirks in Knghnid ean lure iheli- aj;re>tiy i..
thc.'ie mionntains. The nanu; i.< (.-iennan, and means village of vietoiy. ]ivnbabiy,
n ])laee where our rude ance:>tval Saxons or Dane.-; drove out the Celtie trilies
into tlie reino!!' rere<ses of the CiU.ilirian mountains, \\here we meet with many
Celtie nanii.-s t" this day. 'Idle n.ame of Sedgwh-k v,-ns, ! b^ Ih ve, a eorruption
given to explain the meaning (d' a name the real import el whieh was (|uite for-
gotten. Tlie word sedge is not ];nown in the noithern distriets of our Island, ar.d the
])lant itself does not exist in our valleys, but a braneh (d' our ehui settled in low marshy
reo-ions in Lancashire, and hrst adopted the modern sp(dling, and at the same time two
bnmlles of Sedge (with the leaver droojiing like the ears (d' a corn slu^af) as the family
crest. This liranch \\ as nevei- numerous, and is, 1 belieNe now almost extiuci. Indeed,
the Sedgv.-ieks never seenuat least in Iho'-land) to tiouri.sh away from their native
mountains. If you remove them to a low country they droop and die away in a feu-
generations. A"still older crest, and one whieh suits the history of the lace, is an eagle
with sjiread, wings, ddie arms mo>t commonly borm^ by tiie Sedgw irks are comjiosed
of a red Creek <-i-(.ss with live bells attarhed to the bars.' 1 am too ii;-noi-;;iit of heraldic
terms to dex-libe the shield eorrec-lly. I believe, however, that this is the shield of the
hisi.uie iu-aneli. The;-,- is aiioth.'r lu.-iia-h to the .-,onth of the naniiitains. All the lioider
elans sulfeveii i,n-e:iily in the v,;ivsi>f ^'orkand Lancast.r. .\ f ler the rtd'ormai h.n I hey
leaned generally to the puritanic >ide, and many of tlu'in served in I'l-cmwell's aimy.
I-hom th'- lefiu-inatioh to the latter i>:M-i of the la-.t ciMitiiry our border coumiis enjoy( d
great i.ror-p.-ilty. Sm.-iil e.-iates. thc^ pi-oprletors living thenn.n, hapj.y, imlepend|-ut
veoiiianrv. '1 h"- manufactuie of w,,<il fiom the tlocks of sheep on the neii^hlioi lug
inountaii'is produ.-ed a humble afibier.ce. Ail this lias b.eu dest loyed by change (,f
mauners and 'mai-hineiy, and a di-iiial i-liaiiL;-' h;is t;d;eu phu e. It is now a ^ eiy pour
COlintrv, most of the faiuib. . -tale.- so;d lo .-I rale.' ef . — IhJilsti r' x 1 1 i-'<t m-ji ,>J ( <n,,i .
Ibibert S-du-uj. 1; ,,f (■|Kirlesto\Mi, ;ii si.u- of all ih^' Ne->v F.mrhind Se.JLi-wichs;
Capt. for tlie ;ie,vu, Kidi'i; ne\i ii,onth repi e.->eu!ati ve, and 10 terms mm'e. ( »n<- ol the
founders of the Aniliery Cotnpany, ami its Cap.t. HUP. Coinmamler of th" (-asth-, 1041 ;
CSO Arpi::xi)]x.
hfiul <.f tlir Mjdillcscx IN'irhiKMit ini:',: Maym- (Ji-neral of tin- Mass. r-olMiiy so.ui aficr
calk-d hy Oliver Croniwell to millitavy seivicf in Jamaica, ;'iiii d. Mav 2\. lO^c,- ni
Jtiaiiiia ; /. :
T. Saiimcl, ba)i. Marcli ol , KI-'SII; in. I'lizabfili ; rc^i(ir.l clni Hv in London
JI. Hannah. Mairli M. 1041.
III. William.
I\'. ]ioh,-it. d. cm ri'turn I'mm Jamaira, liavino- small c>tatf, adm. of wliidi was
given t' I \\-f. Sarah April '-'ij, IGS:]. 1, \\'jj.),iam. I.. June, ny.'o ^ Svr \ii 1. !),■(• I'l
1G77. ' ■ '
V. Saraln
3. William Sedgwick, m. Kliznl.cth, dan. of i;.'v. Samuel Stone, teacher of the
cliln in llartf. lie served in the army; /, oin.' rhild Samuel.
31. .Samuel Sedgwick, h. IGii?; cai.t.: d. Mandi 24. ITa.j; nn IGKK Marv Iloitkins
wlio d. Sejit. -1, \:i:-2: i.
I. Sanaiel, h. An,c. ^'J, IGOf): nn I'.alh I'eck.
II. Jonathan, h. WX^.
111. Ehem/.er, h. KilJ.j.
lY. Jo,-.e)di, b. IGO:.
V. Ahi--ail, h. 17U;j.
\I. Mary, h. Jan. 7. 17()4-."'); m. 172o. .[.aeoh Kelloiro; of Hartf. She d \\\"- !•'
17.")!i. 1. H.VNXAH KKf.t.ex.i;, li. \hiy 18. IT;;!): nr Feb. -.'G. 17G7. (,'alel) CroswJlJ. " Sii"e
d. a. OU; /. G sons odans. 1 , //.'/-/'^ <lVv/.s.v^r, //, D. 1)., reetoi- Triniiv ehh X Hav
VII. William, b. 1707. ' • • •
VI 11. Eli/abeih. 170s.
IX. 'lliankfnl, b. 1710; d. v.
X. Meivy, b. ]7l>j.
XII. Benjamin, l.i. 171G.
311. Samuel Sedgwick, b. Aui^. 22, IGOO; m. Iluth. dan. of I'anl Peek of IT-ui-
ford.
I. Kuih, b. Jan. 21. 1711; m. 17:}8, Dea.. Caleb Meri'iiinui of Wallinuford, Conn.
1, S.MiAJt. 1). ]7:J:J. 2, (;]:()i;r;K. b. 17;JG; d. 17.")7. o, lM,iz.\)iKTJi. b 17:jcr .J lirrH'
b. 1741. '■ '
II. :*b'.ry, b. 1714; d. 17:U; ni. 17;)1, Isaae l^roekett. [p. .-)41.]
III. Jerusha, m. Samuel, .s. of \\'m. 'IMer and eons, of Xathan \vlio m b'a-Jiel
Tnnle [p. 4GoJ.
IV. Franeis, ni. Marv Tvler. sis of Sumu'-l.
V. 'J'hnnkful, b. Ai.iir21. 1721: m. Oct. 21, 1741, Jehiel Preston- (2) Enhraim
'J'nttle [p. 4fi7J. V ; 1
31.12. Benjamin Sedgv.'ick, b. 17IG; IVa.:d. Feb. ] r. 1747; m. Anna, <lan. of
John 'J'hompMoi; she nn i2) 'limoihy Judd (his ;id wt.), b. 1714; he m. (4) Marv,' wid. of
Sainm:d Foote; {o) and d. Jan. 2:0, ITSiG, a. S2.
I. Sarah, b. 17:3!_l: d. in her 2Sth yr; nn liev. Ile/.e-kiah Conld.
II. John, b. 1742; Crn. Conn. Mil"; d. An.;-. 2S, 1S20; res. Cornwall Ibdlow, Cmn. ;
m. 17G.T, Abia-ail, dan of Cnpt. Steplien Andiews of Walliinrford. who d. ISl], a' GG 1
JoifN An1)i:kv,-s, b. Mar.di, 8, 17G}. 2, S.\i:.M[, d. unnn' 3, IIkniiy. 4, Podkkuk.'
tl. "■ 1-j- •■>■ PA]!Ni:t. G. A^.\. d. nnm. 7, J^r,i;':AnKTi[, d. v. S. p'\^iki,i \ 0
STKfltKX, b. Mareh 1. ]7s:J: Y. C. : lawyer; res. Ithaca, X. V. ; d. Cincinnati, O. ; m.'
July 17, ]S21, Anna. dan. of Isaac Bahiwin, h. Litehheld. Conn., Dec. 10, 1 /sG. ' 1()|
Ei.izAtJF.Tir, twin with Stephen. 11, I!oi>ki.'Kk. lawyer, X. V. C.' 12, Bi;'x.i.\mix, b.'
17si: nn olive, dau. of Philo CoHin.scjf Ceshen, Conn, "l, I'liilo r ',////;,,<(. 2, Ji'lm. h S.'pt
l.'h LSI": i'-rad. W. Point; Maj. Cen. V. S. A.; kill-'d at >;pottsylvanin, Va.,Mav ',). "lSG4,
while in c<imn!and of Grh .\rjny Corps: who elected his statn'e in bron/e on tlie parade
ground at West Point Mil. Acad.; he wa.s nnnn Z 'h'ir, I'nilins. 4, Kinihj. ."i FJAza.
in. Benjamin, b. 1714; m. M.arv. dan. of 4'imotln- J'utih^ j p. ,114 |.
I\'. 'idn'odore. I.. Mav, 174G, ai'\\'est Hartford. 'When lliree vearsold Ids parents
rrmoved to Ccv.-nwall Hfdlow; Y. C. ITGo: s,.t. as a lawyer in Slu'tliefd. M:'.ss: thcmeerem.
to Stocl-.briilge, IT^O; mem. Cont. Con. 17N."i-7, and aft. adoptimi id" the ImmI". C,)n^t. was
choS"n Pep. to Ce.n. from Ma-s. : w.as C. S. Seiuitor from .Mar.di li'.iil-h:). and Pres. j,r>'
fir: i::,.-. After e\p. , d' t -I m i 11 Se ua ;< ■ ua,- a.,'aiu • leci.-d Ib-ji. and (dio^eii Spe;dver .if
the llmi--e; from ]M)2 until d, wa,-- a.!ud!;,-e Supreme Court e.f .^!as•;.; he d. in Hoston
.Ian. 24, ]s\:\; id...l) from lioth i'rineeton and CamI nidge C(,l. ; he in. h^li/.a Mason ; (2'i
I'anielia D^vight; /. by 2<1 m.; ], 1Ii;m;v ) Uvioh t, b. 17s.x 2, P(ir,Ki;T. ;j, 'J'iiko-
APl'EXIJlX.
GSL
Doiac, b. ITsO, f. (,r 'riicnilore, b. ISM. -}, ('iiaki.k>, an cmincni Ijwvyer, and four
d;iu,i;-litt'i-s. <■! whimi .l. (/.v'l ii.\ i;r.\p, Mai;ia, w:i.s an aiitlinn-ss nf liiuh rH|iutc; 1>. \~,x'.).
V. ■ Mary Ann, ni. IN-v. .Id!) Smith, D. ]). : h. San.hvicli, Mass', ITi^!; Y. C. ITU."); d.
in Bi'nuin.nton, \'t., Oct. "^U, INUl. 1, Bi^x.iamix, {' . S. Srnator fruin A't. :?, Samikj.,
i^ec. of Staff uf ^■t.
VI. I.Diain, n\. .Ja>-oIj. Paf.sous of liklunond, Mass.
SHERMAN.
E'dunmd Slifrninn of l>.'dhani, KnL'-. , in. .\])ril :!(l. l.-.fiO. Ann P-Hrt.
I. Ivlimiiid, m. Si-i>r. 11. 1")S4, Ann Clark, and liad: 1, Kiwrd.Mi, ni. Mav 20,
1611, -Judith A ni;-if^r. "i, KicilAiU), m. Elizabt-th andliad: 1, AiiiJ,h Nov i-'U.j
2, PjtiSClI.I.A. b. IblN.
Edmund Sherman, m. M-.iv S'i, lull, .imlitli AnL;i>-r.
J. -'-'Iin, Lap. .)au. I, l'Jl-1: U.-v.: ni. Marv , who d. 1014; (V)Marv l.aunc...
?■. bylstni.: 1, Mailv. b. l(.i:;!J; m. Hi").-;, Danh-rAlliMi. '2. 15i-;zAi,b;i,i.. bap. in Miilnnj,
Conn., Nov. ]:',, Kiti): Ihav. Col. HWil; ui. and went to Madras; Lad faiailv. 3. Da.v-
IKL, b. Mavdi -J-^, IHi-,': d. i.n Now H,-iVfi\. 171(i. -1. Sv.mcim.. li. April 1-1, lOil: <1. Sept.,
sill. yr. i. liy 2d ni.: ri. A.nicATl.. ni. Ani;-., lliljl, llcv. Sainutd W'ilhird. (j, Mauv. m.
]Mav VT. KWij, ]-',ilis Barioii. jr. (his 2d\vf.) 7, Mi;i;rv, m. Ai.ril -1, ITliO, Saiuiud
Baniard.
11. Edmond, l)up. .lunf IS, KllG: rs tuincd witli his i. to Dfdliam, En^•.
111. S:tniU''l, b.ii>. .'ul_\ ]■-?. IdlS; s.-i. in Wfthcrslirld; win. t(j Stuuiford and d. tlir.;
m. Sarah, daii. of 2vlaitlicv- Mitchcl.
3. Sarnucl Ehennan, -ft. iu \\'t th( rstu-ld; rem. to Stamford and d. tlir. ; ]u.
^^arah, dan. of Mattln-o. ^liI^dn.d.
1. Sainnel, b. .Jan. 1!), KWl: mason; d 171'.): m. Ki'l."), Mary Titt.-iTon : (2) Abigail
Tlioiupsou, >vho 111. (1) .lonatlian Cuiii>; r.M Xirli(das Ilnr.t-. /. liv 1st in.: i, Ma!:v, b.
May U, liXlli: d. y. 2, Dami.i,. b. Maidi 2:;, KJD.S; m. Dec., 10!) l] lldM-rca ^Vh(■olrr. ' 1,
J'th/cr, h. Martdi. li\'.*'>: in. 1 Ms, Ib^nrv How land. 2, J/w'y.///, li. On., ](;!)7. ;^, A''//,ir,.
1). .Jan., Ki'.tii. 4. h\//,'r. b. April, "l ibJ. :.. Jf. ,r>/. b. 1701. (i, /'/•//,/, /„_•,,' !>. On..
]70r.: m. 17:!:l. P(d,.Tt l>.id<oii. 7, /•.■'■/////,^'?/, b. Mav, 1709. y, J/.^/V-v/A, 1). 1711. '.).
JJorothii. All-., 1714. Ill, .Jn'i-.l.", m. 174 1, .Joseph' Seck-v. ;!, Stsanxa, b. ,Ia]v22,
1(.;70: lii. Daniol Mitrh.L 4. Sviiah, b. May, KWo; d. y." ,-,, (ii;Aci;, b. Jiiiy.s, i(i7(i:
111. Jianiid Si. .John of Norwallv. /. bv2d in.-: b, l-h,iZAi;i',Tii, b. .Ian. 1, iri7S:'iii. Nov.,
1702, Isaac (.dark. 7, Sai:aii, b. Dpc. lO. lOS] : ,i,. .Ian., 170G, Saiiimd l^.-ris of N.'w-
town, L'onn, s. Ai;i(;.vn.. Ij. Awj;. 4. IdSS; m. Dfc, 170,--^, .James 13ebcc of Danburv.
11. Tlnoi.hiliis, b. Ort. 2s, 1(;4:J: res. Suatfoid.
111. .Maiihew, m. Hannah .
]V. Ivltnnn.l, li. Dec. 4, IbK; d. K.IS:',: m. Susanna . 1, ]'>i:7, \t,i;k[,, b. Ap.ril
11, I'm."); d. Strat., 1717. 1, Khn,,z<r. 2, J-jhitHinl. ;'>, ^^asiiurni. 2, S.\i;a!1. 1). Am;.,
1(J7S. :i. SamiI:;!., h. .Jan., IfW'J. 4, I'Ld.mu.nu, b. .March 20, IGsO; in. .Marcli 0, 170f;.'
b, Mattiii:\v, 1>. Jan. N, lOs:;. ]. LeuimL 2, Di'dd.
V. John, b. Eeb. S. Hi.',!).
VI. Sarah, b. I'eb. N. IC,.-};!.
VII. Nai'iaiiiel. b. Maivii 21. HiV;: d. 1712. b-avin- wf. Abi-ail; n-s. Stratfonl.
VIII. Hfiijam'n, b. Maivh21i, 1(;(;2; m. .lune, lbN:!.'!;,4je('ra, ilau. of IJenjaniin I'hip-
pany olBoston. 1, Ar.ioAtt., b. April 10, 10.S4: d. unm. 17 b!. 2, ^^'lI,.^!o^. *.',, Jon,
J). April 2, lOi'O: m. Sarah Seeley. 1, .Inlm. 2. ,h>.l. ;). y,itl,an. 4, Ephmiin. 4,
NatiiaXU,)., b. Her. 1, WWVi: in. IJuih Cnriis: (2)J':unice !';-,tt<'i-.-,on. T,. Maimmi.v, 1).t.
20, lOtl.-). *), Makv. b. Frb. 24. l(J!)i;. 7. En<.-, b. April 1.-), Kili'.): m. Abi,;.-ail Walker.
8, Bkv.iami.n, b April, 17n;;: ni. Nov. 2!). 1740. ( tifdienc. wid. id' Nathan Pairrhild,
9. S.\-Mi;i:r, b. 170.-). 1, L ),}'/. ). 2, Eui.th. :i, is.i.ir. ](), 4'i.\in-ni v. 11, J\mks, !i.
Marcll, 170i;; d. .Ian. 10, 1 ;.s!;; m. Jan. 17, Kdl. S,uah, dan. ui Ib-v. S,in:u>d Cook of
33riduepori, uhod. ]",d,. IS.I.sn.', :;. SO. 1, .1^.//, /;,//,, b. .June:.;, r;:;o: m. .June;!, 170;!,
Abiw-ail, d.-iu. of Biiijamin .Mnnson. 1. Cornelia, b. 1 7(M. 2, William. :'>, .\biaail.
4, Samuel, in. Eli/.abiih. <!au. of X-'wrnan 'I'ruwbri l-re [ p. ri.")!)]. .l. Abi;-ail. 0,Adohij:di,
7, l^uijamin. S. Son '.i, Su-an. nr \\r\ . Ilarrv < 'ro-,\\ oil. 2, Wol'tnn. m. J-Xibcr
. !. J<un s. 2, Sally, m. Asahrl 'liuil,-. :;,' i;M!ier. -1, (JeorL-e. .■), Mar-aret.
0, William. 7. Anna,, s" Harriet, m. Hr Zrrah I law ley 0, i:rl)err:i. :;. S:i,„n,l, h.
17;.!s. 4, J'Jiilii, <A. \. .'), Sii-'///. bap. May 2ti, 17i.'): in. .leremiah 'I'ow nsend, jr. 0,
.1////, ]>. Feb. 12, filO: lu. Ca.ieb 'f'rou briik;e. 7, h'r!>rcra,.)nuv 2.J, 17.31: m. (.'apt.
\
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GS'^ ArPENDJX. I
Bciij. Brooks. 8, PMO', h. Sept., 17-j:]; m. I.ciniu-l Slu-niiau. 9, J}/i/ti;iid, Nov. 4. ■
K5."); in. llauiiali NN'isf^. \
35. John Sherman, '>. Ffl>. S, U\r>0; s>-t. in \V.)odliuiy, Cnnn.; .1. !).•(■. l:',. 1 ;:;():. i
ni. Eli'/.ibetli, who (1. (.)rt. 1, 1744. lb' Nxas a dca. and li-adinic iiian in W . ; S cliil., ol 1
wliom: ■ j
535. John Sherman, 'lap. -hnw. 1(5S7; iii..luly 2",', 1714, Kiiuii.-i. dan. of llacka- ':
liali I'rostou, and had .") ciiii., <.>l' whidn: \
5353. Daniel Sherman, b. Aug. 14, 1721; m. Min.Uv.dl Tavlor, who d. Mav l'>,
i;'.IS, and had (i (di'l., o!' v, ho-n : •!
53536. Taylor Sherman, m. i:s7, Eli/.uli.-th, dau. of Israel and iniz^ihc-rli ii.ad ;'
[1] Stoddard. Ilr d. .May 4, isi:,; wld. rt-ni. to Oliio, and d. in .Nhin.sticdd, Ani;". 1. 1n4S. |
I. Chark-^ Rnli-it" 1). Srj.t. -Jii, 1 rss. ~ i
If. Danl-d. h. .Maiv'n -Jti, 1 Tii'j. - \
III. ii.'1-.fy, h. Der. 7, niu. ;
535361. Charles Robert Sherman, h.Sci-t. 26, Ks'^; m. May 8. 1810, Mary ]
llovt, in Nor^vallc, Conn., and soon aficr rem. to 0. ; la wvcr and J nd>4e Supreme Court [
of ().; d. .Iune2[, l>^2'.i: v.ich d. at Mansfadd, Sept. 2d. l'S."J2. ^ ' \
1. <;harhs Taylor. ],. Feb. :-], ISH; m. Feb. 2, 1n41. Eliza Williams of Dayton; 5 j
cdiildr'-n. i
II. Mary Elizabeth, h. April 21, l."^12: m. Cl.-i. 211, 1s2lt, (bn. Wni, .J. IL-.-se. and \
liad: 1, r-Ai;.", m. andi )iad 4 (hil., of whom; 4, JlJin C. , .Umc 10, iSdii. 2, Makv L.. i
S.pi. 2. is;.;;;: d. A;.-. 1(1. ls;',i:. :;. lb.>K, Frb. 2i, IS--"); m. O.-t. uU. l,s',s. .\ltrrd .M.
Hovl, n-nid. of Camrder C(d.; lawver; res. X. Y. C. 1, Flnrrnr, ('., Pel). •,-'S, ]st;(j. 2.
]Lirr;i H'^x.. M:'y 2. F^iil. :!. A[fr'<l M., VrU. l, ^-^r,:]. 4, M.\i:(:.\i;r.T M.. .lune is,
]S'.J7; m. .lulv 2;), lSij2, Hon. SaiHU<d H(dicr, .Indge of Sujirenn.' Comt, St. Louis. Mo.
1. JffC'd. .July 24, ISC,;]. 2, S'lhiml, (.)ct. 10, lN<ii' 5. M.vkv Uuvt. An-. 2:;, is;.!!); m.
Dec. 20, ISos" Moses M. Orann-er, Capt. Fnion Armv, iSol; Ll.-Col. 22d Ohio Vol-. 1.
llarni lleis^, Nov. 1. ls.-)!l; d.'Aufr. 2, l.^Cd. (>, .Jri.iA Li:ah, Oct. 1.""), JS42. 7. Ai.iri:
Ann'.sTA, March 27, 1S4.1; d. Mav M, isr)l.
III. .Janu-.s. 1). Dec. lu, 1S14;" d. .lulv 10, ls(i4; m. Oct. 1:1. IsH. Sophia Connell. b.
Julv 2a. 1821; res. Dr-s Moii.ps. 1, CiiAiii.r.s H., .lulv H;. ispj. 2. Fija.nces C., Nov.
lo.'lSlS. ;j, Iluvr, April Id. 1S.-,1. 4, Mauv E., l\d,; 4, d. -July 2i;, is.V,.
IV. Amelia, b. Feb. IS, ISKi; d. .Jan. ',>, 1S!;2; in. An- 2,'ls;i2. i;,d)ert .McO>uib.
mendiant, Mansrudd, O. 1, l-7f.r/.,\i;r.Tii. .\u-. F!, !s;Fj; d. X(rv. 7. iSiil; m. T. Ewin-
Aliller. 2. .Jtr.rv. Isov, Is", 1S;J(;; nn Oct. 2s,'l,><(i;J, .b.shua Davis. 1. M,!rc'<i r,(.h. Nov.
8, ls:jS. 2. Iln}i,rt. Mav 2n. ISD. S, M'ilioun. April 8, 184:J. 4, rhurl-^, Feb. 2('), ls4.^:
d. April G, ISf;.'). o, li'^it, .May 14, IS.").^.
V. .Julia Ann, b. \\n\\ 2i. 1^1^': 7,,, Jm,,- T\ JSrlS, -Tohn (\. ^Villuck, merclumt of
Mnn.sfield. She d. April :.!,' 1>;42. 1. Kati:, b. Se])!,. 1^:50.
VI. William Tecumsidi, le Fc'o. S. 1820; grad. W. Pt.; served in ^^lexican war;
served throu,trh tie.' war of the Fnion; succeeded (ien. (_i!-ant as Conn-in-chief. F. .S. A.;
in. May 1, 18.")0, Ellen Doyle, dau. of Hon. Thomas l^win-of (.). 1. .MAnnv Ewixi;, b.
Jan. 2S, 18.-)l. 2, .Maiiy Er.iZAr.i-yru, b, .Nov. 17, lSo2. :-'), Wiu.t.v.m d'l ■ I'M-Kir. .Tune
8, 1858; d. Oct. :3, 18;j:!. 4, Ti[i~iM,\s 1-:win(;, b. Oct. 12. isr.d. ."). Ei.i.kn Mav.v. Sept.
.5, 18o9, (!. Dacsiki. Ewrx';. b. .July .1, ls,;t. ;, Citm;i,ks Ci:lk-ti.\k. b. .June H, d.
Dec. 4, ls!)4. 8, Dih;.k\[;)X Ti:ri--Ms!:ii, b. .Jan. i), ISd:.
VI], Samps,;n Parker, 1', Oct. F'.. 1^2] ; baid;er: D' .^ .M.)lnes, Fuva; m. A].ril 10.
184:;, .Marv A. (iitch. 11, b. Nov. 2:>, 1821; d, Mav 1, ISJS; ,2) {^,t^. ;)1. IS,-)). Susan \\.
Lawson, l"e .Mav 12, 18:J0. 1, ( 'ii \i;i.ks D., b. .Jam :!0. isp;; vol. F. S, A. 2, .Tie-Ki-it
E., 1). Feb. i;,'d. An-. 2, IMS. i. i.v 2.1 m. ; ;J, STKiMtK.v L. H.,Ori. ;!1 , l.^.-,2; d. Sept.
2.'., is,')!. 4. MAl;^ E,. Au-. ;!1, is.',!; d. An- lb. is,-,.-,. ,-,, J.\mks E., .lune 4, ]s.-,r,: ^p
March 22, isi',;.!. (;, .lon.v.'b. N.,v. 4, ls.")8. 7, Ef.i.KX E., Au-. 2U, isdj; d. March 21,
isi;;;. 8, MiNMK E., ,lan. 22, isdl,
Vill. .Jcdin. b. .Mav 10, is-j;',; ha.-, been F. S, Sen. and Sec. of the 4'i-easurv; in. An-,
yi, ]S4S, S, c. Steuai't.
E\, Susan Demnan, 1), Oct. 10, ISJ.-,; m, Nov. 7. 1S14. Hon. T. W. r..ii!lev. e\-Ciov.
and Supreme Jud-e of o. 1, ll!.;i;!',i:i;T, Oiu, 22, ISo'i. 2, Ai.ui;, .Ian. 1.').' ls.")4. '■).
Doc.!;];, Sep:. M, Fs,-,s. 4, M,\i;v, Man-h ;l. ISdn.
X. llovt, i>. N;)v. 1. 1S27: banker. Ia\v\er: pavnia^rer I'. S. .A.; .Major; res, Des
Moi!H-s, \y^:y\:: m. D -e. •?^. !s-^-, Sar.di Monlnci. b, .hue I! 1^-7. ]_ A,u.i,iM-;. Maadi
2',), 18.->S. 2, CK'Ki.fA. D.-c. 2!. IsdO. :). John S.. Dn-, 0, is(i4.
XI. Fanuy H.'reh.',-, b. .M.iy :.!, i'^2it; nn May 0. 1> :>',,( liaih-.s ^^'. .M.cilieu of .Maiis-
ti(dd, O.; Col. iu.d cliief ( n.iarn-rmaster F. S. A. " 1, .M.\i;v S., Nov. :i, ls,-,i;.
AITJINDIX. GS3
William Shenaun. m. H'-I)rcc;i CufkT of Cliarl.'sr'i\vii, Mass- (2) 1715 MchitaMc
WclliiiivtMii o! Wati.Ttowu, Ma-s: f hv Ist m. :
L \\'illi;nn. d. y. : /. l,y 2(1 ni.:
51. William, li. JTIC: iL ,v. /. , X,-u Mliror^I, Conn
III. Mcliitalilc, III. .!,,hi! Haitcll nf Drdliam.
IV. ]{,.y,.r, I.. N(\vt<m. .Mass., April l!', 1721: Irarncil tra^l-' of slio.siiakrT- rrin to
Xew Milford, roiui. 17-':-!: adm. to the har i7.-)l: ivni. to New thivfu ITdl; .Uid-c of the
Su])f'no!- Court 2:! yis. ; m-'jii. olThfllrsl Cnn-ivss H i I and continiUMl a mem! im- of r,„,
10 yv.s. : si-iHToT tlm ]),.,;|uratioii of Ind.'iMm.drM-.. 17;i'.: I'. S Scuatoi- HiM ■ Ma-(j'- of
New ilaveii 17sf tod.. .Inly 2:1, 17ii:;: ni. i7IU. licSrcca rr.-^ott, his •2d \vf ■' honi"(li
a.lau.ot Dca. .Tosfi.li ll.irl w, 11 aii.i Iiad 4 cliil. hi Pinhatc record of hi-, wij] ],,. is
rrJlrd ];,,..-,.i- Siicnu.-n,, K.q. Siei,!,,.,; liali, [p. 14(;|, Stephm liail, jr. and .lon-niiaU
Atwater [p. 1.>()J. \vitm-sst-.; names eldldien l.elnw and er. dau lietsv Slieinnin onjv
cliild of son AViUian. 1, John. 2, Isa.vc. ;!. Ki);:Kit. a mendt. in Xeu- 11a v., d. .March
-1, ls.)(;, a. S7. -), <.)irvF,i;; never ni. ."i, Cm. ok. tl, Hkki-i'ca 7 Ei [/. \i;i- in s
-MKiinwiu.K, 1>. Feb. ■.',). 177J; m. March. i:;»:i, D.uiiel lianas, t2) Sept 10 is.n Jere-'
miah KvaiTs, h. Feh. ;;, l7si. 1, 7>,//,;r.' y/z/r/zcv, h. .Maivli 11 17;i7 -^ )/.',-/' \> Dec
2, 1S(.)G. ;i. Murllvi S'n'r:i,,in^ .lills 31, iMi:!. -1. Wn,. .U.ij'ir //, I,. ISlS; Se.>''(jf Sta",-'
■{), M.VKTiiA. 10, Sau.mi, m. lion. Sanunl Hoar of Concord, Mas.s.
A'. I'lizafieth, m. .Iam;s Buck of ^"e\v Milford Conn ■ y chil
VI. Ucv. Xathaniel. •- ■
VH. Hev. Jo.-iah. minister at Woodlirid-e. Conn. 1, i;o(u:ii Minot h Wohuri
Mass.. May 22. 177H; Y. C. 1702; tutor 17l»o; lawyer; .lu.Iuvof ilie Supreme Couriof
Lri-ors; kdt liy will t4.(.iU0 t<.) \ . C; d. Dec. 30. l^l-i, a. 71.
SNELL.
AK.^r.s OK S.VKi.L.— (.Quarterly, Cules and Azure, a rro.ss flpius- O. In Sth of Eliza-
betli (lor.O) .Xirliol.as Sneil war* slieritf of AViltshire. In 2f;th of E,li/,al.eth .lohn Snell
was slieritT of Wilts. In 42 of Elizabetli, 'I'lioimis Sn(dl .sheritf of \\'ilts.
Thomas S.ncn, from Ene-., (nepln-w of hiea. Sa.miiel Edson)- set in \V Ilrid.-e-
water, Mas.s., KKl.j; pn.h. tlie lari,^est land holder in the town, and some i.orlions of'~"it
ytill bear his name as Snell's Plain; Snell's Meadows, ^^u-.-. m. Ma-rha dau o^ ArMiu-
llarri5;; L: 1, Thomas, h. 1G71. 2. .To^iah. b. 1674; m. l(i!i'.). .\nna, dau. .,f Zachariah
Aider, oi Duxhury. :i, Somuel. b. 1(;;(i. ■!, .\m< s. h. 1G7S. ."i, .'John, b. KiNO 6 .Joseph
b. l<;s;{. ,, Ann, b. KJs,-,; in. 170.S, Nirludas Hvram. S, .Marv, b. ItJS'J; ni Nathaniel
Jieynolds: (2) David Ames. 1>, A.'artha, b. 1(;'J2; m. 1714, i-iph. Fobes.
1. T]ioma.S Suell, b. 1071; (".: 1, 'i']ioma.s, !>. l(;:i(i; m. Hannah Lewis 2 Joseph
ehlestsiirv, sou in 1721. :], Abigail, b. 1700. 4, Hetrv, b. 17O0; m. 1723, Jonathan
(. opeland.
li. Thomas Snell, b. Ib'.^U; m. Hann.ah Eewis and settled in East Hrid-ewater
Mass. lied. 1772, a. 70; shed. 17!)3. a. .^!t. 1, Deliverance, b, 1727- ni 1707 Nadri
ChamberiHin. hi^2d «f. 2. Thomas, h. 1730; in. I^ethia, dau. of dames \lhn-\Nem
to Woolwich, Me., and liad fam. 3. l-]h a/.er, ]>. 1732; m. ; rem. to ,\. Y a-.d had
fam. 4, Joseph, b. 1734. o, Hannah, b. 17:'.o; m. K.^b. Henj. (^immberlain, (>, Pollv-
carpus, b. 1-73, : lu. Si,,<aiinri. dau. of Ebene./iu- Sh.av.-. 7, \^■i^^iam. b. 1740. S l^aruaba"s
b. 1741. !), Lewi.s, 0. 174.Y 10, Seth, b. 1747; rem. to Warren, K. I.; hud lari;e fam.
\\Q>. Polycarpu.S Snell, h. 1737; d. l^Ofi, a 0!); m. no,'), Susanna Shaw who d
1^''- '^- '•': ^■- !■ b'-"i>. b. 1707; rem. to Ware. 2, Stephen, b. 170!). ?, T; omas h
li,2; m. 171(2. Susanna, d.au. of J,,s,.p]| Allen; rem. Io^^are 4 Cvrus b']77-f- ^i'd •
rem. to .Me. ,Y Ebene/er. b. 1770; d. INOh (J, Hannah, b. 17 7i); d". 1M)S 7 Sauaud"
b. 17.SI. .s, Su>anna, b. 17x.">; d. ls;i:i.
1.163. Thomas Snell, b. 1772; m. 17i)2, Susanna, dau. of Josej.h Alien; ivm To
Ware, Mas,., and lual aiiiouir others. ]),,a. Thomas; in. ISai hshel.'a Andreu.^and had
amoii-- others, (4iri-tiiui [j). 4^J.
2, Josiali Snell, b. 1074; d. 17.13; m. Hiwlt, Ann.a Alden, who d 17n.V / • 1 -
Jo.iah, b. i;oi. ,-, Abi,;ai| !,. 1702; m. ]7:H, Er-.ie| >v!vesier of Du\bu:v 3 /-eh"-'
liali, b. 1701. ' ..... I .
28. Zachariah Snell, b. 17OI; d. 17(1S; deacon; m. 1731, AbiLrail, dau. of Dea
Joseph Haywood, and .set. early in North I'.rid-water. She d. a. betw., u ;»0 and loO- /. .-
C84 AI'l'EXDIX.
1, Isae-liar, 1). lVi2. 2. Aliigail. !>. 17:54: m. n.")7. Ivoliert ilowanl, jr. 3, Zebuilcc, h.
17;5f>. 4, I%l>"urzt'f, 1). 17:iS." 5, Z:H-liariiili, li. 174:], (}, Ihuuuili, \>. 1745.
234. Ebenozer Snell, I.. 17;!.S; Es4.; m. HtU, Sarah, dau. of Ca].r. AMul
Packard; iX'in. C'l (-'uiiiuiiiigt.in, Muss. ; i..- 1, Thoni.is, of .Nnrtli Hi-nokru-ld; J>. ]>. -2.
Sara] I.
2342. ,Sara}i Snell, d. in Prnmclon, 111., :\[..y 0, 1S47; ui. Dr. Prt.T Bryant; /. .•
1, William L'iilI"U Piyant, b. N(;v. 1704; d. Juut/, 1^70; i>oet; autln-r of y.7uiiu(''jpdii.
sPKinn'.
Kichard Sporry lived near W.-.-t Pork; lir liaiborcd tlio n^L'icidfs. Mr. (iix.d-
year, a wealthy jilaiiter, had houj-ht of the t.uvi; the rieh ])laiu lying we.st of We^st, Koek.
about 1,0()0 acres, and on tltis linil idanted his fannei-, i;i<-hard Sperry. This farm Sjhti'v
afterward-^ ()\M. I'd and now, above a e.'ni my, says V.. Stili<, (y//.^■^./. //';/' /A^ ././'///, .v) ha.-.
lieen known a> Sjierry's f;iim. Goodyear had built Sperry a house on the tract, and about
one mile southwest siood llie Inuise of b'alph Pines. In Idlil The.■^e were llu- only
liouses weNtward from New Ilav. i)etwecn NN'est Poek and Hudson';, liver, e\c. pting a
few at I.)oi4)\-; :? mih^s Northwest there AV;iS a null.
1. Jolin, b. Jan U, PJ4'.'; m. Sejit. 1, lOKi. I-^lizalieth Post. 1. Mahv. .Phi. l(i.
P17U. ■-?, Pn 1! \i;n, Pee. l!t, Pisl; m. May lit, ITb'h Elizabeth U'ihnot. o, E).iz.\i;i-:tii,
Jan. 17, l(is:i; n.. Dec li, 17iik Stei)h"en Hotchki>s. 4. ll.\N\\ii, Jan. 4, itiSo. .">,
Juu.N, Pec. :p ]t;;,']; m. Jan. 4, 17:30, Sarah Perkins. 1, 77^.^/'/.//'/, b. J uly 7, 170'.. ri.
Jjrsin. I'. Am:. 3, 17:iJ.
II. MarV, 1). March 14, IGoO; m. 3Puvh 09. 1070. P>enjamin I'eck. 1, A'bnn-fr,
h. Jan. .J, P.iSl: m. Mav ]i), 170'J, Hannah Ilotchlziss [:lj.
Jii. Pichard. Jan! 20, KJ-Cp m. Dec. 10, KWO, Mariha .Mansfield. 1, Mo-i:s, Jan.
7, Pi^l; m. Jan. 1, 170-j, Anna ]51acklev; slie d. June-?, 1741. 1, .V'-s-w, N:>v. PJ, 17tiS.
2, Anraih, June pi, 1711. ?>. J.hi'/"fl. April 1, 17H. 4. ])u,i.:?,, Jiine 04, 1717; m.
Sept. <), 1745, Elislu-i Perkins. 5, JAA/Z./W* . June ;p>, 17Uf: d. Aug. 15. 17:39. 0, ]j.n-<Ah!n.
Fei). 14, 1701. 7, Aoi-'.-ii, Oct. 1:3, 1705: d. April 14, 1700. s, A<iru„, of Mo-es, Sr.,
Jan. <;, 1707. 9, 'I'lunur, Dec. 01, 1 70;p d. Cct, PO. 1714. 0, Joitx, M-arch :p lO^-p lii
Priscilla llotchkiss [;3]. 3, Mai'.th.v, Jan. 5, 1(1^5; m. Mandi 1 I, 17(17. \\'il!iani Puss.dl.
4, Josci'ii, Oct. 09, Pis7. 5, Jo-\-V'ni.\x, of liicdiard, .Jr.,. July 7, H'l'-'O. 0, Stkimikx.
Feb. 17, 109S:. 7, SiD'-Ntk, June 15, 1701; ni. Jai', 1, 1709. 4'h^nias d'ni'.le. N, ^iF.ut \,
Jail. 9. 17O0: m. June S, 1707, Seth Dowu'^. 9, J AriiK'i-. Pel.. 0:i, 1705; d. March P.
1705. JU, JPriiAi:!). Au^-. 10. 1710. 11, PfuiN, Nov. 10, 1711. 10, Dorcas, July 00,
1713; m. Aug. 10, 17;>-;. ^Samuel Pines. PI, Jabe.sh, Jan. :P, 1711. 14, Ei,iz.u;kth
N'ov. IP 171(;: m. Jan. 00, 17;'.I, Samuel Peck. .Ir. 15, (; [i.i-,.\M, l-'eb. 20, 1719.
IV. Pe-ier. b. Sejit, p;54: m. June 01. I0"-1, Panied llolclikiss.
V. Nathaniel, Au;:. P:'.. 105;i; m. Oct. 0. PlS:p Sarah Piidvcrman. 1, Sahau, Jan.
17, IGSj. 0, Pachkl, "Oct. 0, 10.-^J>. ;k Pki:k(C.^, Mar(di OS, 1090; m. July :J0, 1 7 bi,
Ebenezer Pines. 4. Natkamki,, .Marcli S, 1(;95: d. Sept. S', 1751; m. and had: 1, S,n->ih.-
b. April 0:'. 1701, 5, C.vi.Ki!, Maicli 0(), KbO. 0, Josin.v, twin with I'aleb: will prov.
1777, of Neu Ihiv.: wf. Ame, ^on.-. Pent and Caleb, execrs. 1, ( til,h. 0, /.■:///. '•'>.
TliiinJ.fiil 4. T!,herr,i OJ>nrn. 5, 7V/, fV 7;e;r//,v, wf. of Joseph; ni. Jan. 09, 1 750 C.
,Sn-</Ii J)oiriix. 7, Jhtf!.. wf. of .\nios Sperry. 7, 1Iann-aii, Dec. 19. 1700; m. Jo^ejdi
Hulls; conv. 175:!. it. in Nathd. Sperry to wi"d. Sarah Sperry. S, E.vos, Feb. 19, 1705;
m. ]\achel, wid. of Penj. \\ arner; conv. land to her s. Ebenezer NN'aruer, 1755. 9,
TlIAMvlTI,, Aui;-. 0, 170s.
\{. Phomas, Julv PP 105S: m. Nov. IS, lOsiP Eli/.abeth Pearu.'; d. April 00, 17is.
1, Mai:(;ai;i;t, An--. 15, lus5. 0. Joskimi. Soi>t. 17, 10S7, :J, Tiio.NtAS, Nov. 10. 10^9.
4, l>.u., Aui;-. p;,' ICOl. 5, Dai., twin. (I, S.\Mri;i,. Peb. 9, 1090. 7. Ei.iZAi;!;ri!.
Nov. 0.5. lO:*.-); m. Dec. 07. 1701, Win. J.dinson, jr. 8, Di'-siur;, July 10, PIOS: m. Ai)ril
2:P I70P Daniel Dormau. 9, ( )i;kiiif .\( K. Jan. 0:!, t7U<i; m. Aug. is, 1700, John P.or-
ton. 10; l!i:.N.iA.MiN, An--. 05. 170;.i. 11, Patih.wk, .Inly ol , 1700.
\\\. Another, b 1001.
VIJI. EOen.-/(u-, b, -lulv, 100:]; m. Jan. 01, 10S9. Abigail Diikernum. 1, AtUfiAii.,
]4ec. 9. PiOf). 0. I':nKNi;ZKU. Feb. IS, IC'.tO. ;>, IP'Tii. May :)(>, P)95; in. Jan. 04. KHb
EiihiMini M.e.ris. 4. Dk.nxi.-, .lulv 0, 10:i7. 5, AnuAUAM. Oci. 5, 17t)i. C, Daac.
Nov, -,'7, 1 70:;; .losepU I'erkinssold land to Hannah Sperry, wid. <d' Isaa^', 1755. 7, Ja( on.
Nov. 19, 17'i5: m. 1741, Lxdia Tutt!.': in 1750 Ja.-..b cnv. to bio. Aino.-, and bro. Abra-
ham rt. in fatlier's hon-e;' a^^ree to divide 17:19. s, A.\i<i>, Sep!. 11,170^; m. D.'O. OO.
173:p Hannah Peck [p. l:_]7j. ' U, Sakafi, .Mav 00, 1710; p.-rhap^i m. Nathaniel Beecher.
APi'l-NDIX. CS5 f
IX. DaiiU'l, b. llli.K m. Aitril :^, lO'.il, Dchorali I'fck: six- d. Dec. 10, 1711; lied. •
1751, II. 8(J; hf built u bousf ut ihc smitli end of SicTrv's I'anii, on wli'ndi lii^ s-m .Josepli 1
lived ill 178."), when Dr. Sti]i\s iiuei-vieu.-d liiiii in relation to t!ie tradili.jns in the Siieviv ;•
family eonc.'rning tlie judges: tJii-ougli Jo^-eph came tiie tradition about the gbiriui;- evc^s j
of a wild animal at the entranre tu llie cave, trii^hteniiip- them awav 1^ DiiioK lir '
Jan. 10. ltl!)4; ni. Mairli L^iJ, 17-,^1. Samuel Wdodin.' 'i, An.m:, Sept. :^,"l(>l)!j- in JUr 18 '
1722, Jolm WolrofT. 1, J'Jni. li. 172o; m. 17! I, Sibvl .Mix [282]. 8, ']).\xrEr, ' \u.r' lo' \
10U8; m. 1. J),n,ul, Xov. 1, 172!), and per. .\ bl-ail.' \vho m. Jolm s'lidtli of VVaJIM- d' •
and sohl hind of dee. isro. Daniel Sjierrv to f. Dani.d Sjieri'v, 17(;-). .J Ai;i:i, Xov 1,-)' '.
17UU, of Waird, and who d. ITTO; v, f. lihoda and s. Abe], exerrs. 1, ,7„,v,y)/,. e. \Vuil,(n'i
?,.^Ah,I. 4, £Yi^"^///, wf. of David I^.-ad!ey of Xo. llav. ; d. l,ef. di.-t. and left eliil. .j',
Mi.rrlinn, \vf. of Timotliv Perkins, and (I, A'y;:.v, rem. to No. Car. au'-ainst desii-e of f '■
lo have 5 shillings eaeli. if ihey i-.-turn. 7, .1/'.//-.y. 8, Thn.kfnl: the 2d b. twin wf of
Solomon Sanford of Lilcditield. Ij, Clihn:. .',, \\"ir,i,! wf , Sept. 28 1702 (i -Jusr-pu •'
Dec. 2;3, 17U;J; sold l.vnd at \^^ Kock to Julm ilubburd, ]':,j4; 10;j ar'res; he li'ved, 17.-),-)', •
al>out half a mile w.-st from tlie cave.
X. Josepli. July 21, 1(3138. 1, Josi-.pit. b. alit. 1G!M. 1 , .^.vfyiA A]iri] (',. 1718. 2
hrarl, p\d). lo, 17H): will prov. 1779; ^^ f. Eli/,abetb of Xew Hav., s. f^benpzer execrs"'-
diiu, E!i7,al)eth Pains' heirs. 1, Dau. 2, Rachel Man.sfudd. '6, AiiKa Sporrv. \
STODDAIJD.
Antb.ony Stoddard, Esq., of J5osb)n, was o titnesm.; bis 1st wf. was Hilary Dov.-nin^r
sister to Sir (Jeorge Downing, Bart., also to wf. of (jeo, l^rad-^treet. Hi's s^m IJev'
Solomon Stoddard of Nortlia:ni)t'>ii. Ma^>. , m, ICsilu r, dau. of i?ev. John Warham', who
before emg. had been minister at Plxc-ter, Devon. Eug. ivsrlier wa-^ wid. of Picv Mi-
Mather. _3Ir. Stoddard's predece.s.sor at X'.; 12 chil., of whom 3 d. in inranc\. In'tho
TJieologica! Library of 'i'ale. Col. there is a inagnitiront volume of 147 ^ermolls by }{ev.
Solomon Stoddard, written in so fine a hand that a magniying gla^s is often ne<-e>.sarv to
read them. • - ^ _ .
J. Mary, b. Jan. 0. 1G71; m. Dec. 1, IfilXi, Kev. Stiudien Mix, b. Xov. 1, 1(}:2 s
of Thos. and Kobecca (Turner) Mix; Tl.irv. Col. IG'.tO; oKiained, Weiliersfield, 'lOOtT d.
Aug. 28,^17;j.s. Mr. Mix made a jouriiey to Xorthampion in search of v. wife. Arriv'ino-
at .Mr. Stoddard's, he made known his object, ar.d not liaving- time for coar'ship. .Mr!
S. took him into the room ^vhere liis daughtcu's Nvere assembled and introdu' cd hiin
to Mary, Christine. Sarali, Kebecca and Hannah, and retired. Mr. Mix ]o:-t no time
but addressing the (dd(-st, Mary, stated tliat he had settled in ^Vethel>^leld, that he v.anted
a v/ife, and con-iiided by oft'eriiig her his liand and heart. She blushingly wanted time
to coa-ider. He would, lie said, retire into the next room and smoke a pipe with her
fatlier while she made uiiher mind. Time up, she came in and wanted more time. Jt
was arranged that slie .should communicate hei decision by letter. A fev,- weeks after-
wards lie received the following epistle:
XoitTifAMrTox, M.\ss., IG'JG.
Rev. StcpJicn Mix :
Yes.
MAPY STODDAPD.
II. Esther, b. June 2, 1G72; d. Jan. 19, 1771; m. Xov. G, 1G04, Eev Timotliv
Edwards [ [.. Z\x].
III. Samuel, b. Feb. T). 1G74: d. Mareh 22, sm. yr.
IV. Anthony, b. Juni-G. I'lTo; il. next dav.
\. Aare.n, b. Aug. 2o, 1G7(); d. .--m, day."
\]. Christine, twin with Aaron, d. April 3, 17C.l:m. Rev. William \Villiams of
llatfieid, Ma^s.
Vll. Amhony, b. ,\ng. 9, ICJS; m. Prudenre W'ell.-s; (2iMarv Sherman.
Till. Sarah, b. .\]uil 1, IGsi); m. Maieh 19, 17n;, Ib.v. Samu.l Wddiman <d' Earm-
inglan. CJonn.; llarv. Col. \[\\u,. 1, S.m;.\ it, m. Jolm Tnimlmll of W'estbuiv. 1, //,„,.
.lihii, y.ui'i. 2, Ei.iZAi;):T!t. m. Rev. Thomas Strong of Xew Marlb.iro" Ma^'^ :>,
Er.XATiiAN, Y. C. 172t;: A. Mairh -!, i::7; miidsr.u- of the 2d oari..h in llariford: m'
Abignil Sta)il.-y (dan. (d' Col. Xathaniel, Treasurer of the Corim Col. arul si> <d"S:M;ih'
wf. (,f Siephen '!'utiit-[p. :;22j. 1, J-JuzaUi/t. 4, Joii.v, m. Abiii:all Pantiv [u. ,^i|. 5"
Solomon. G, Sa.mui;|;, Y. V. 17o."). " ' '
()8G ArPENDix.
"IX. John, 1). Feb. IT, 1082; d June 19, 174S: Tn.PiudoucL- of NN'ctlHTsricld; 0 rhil.;
often re]). Jiidijc of the Court of Connnon l^]»'as, uiul oiu' of IJis Majesty's Couucil for
the Province of Mass. Bay. An abh' polificiuii, wise cnnnscllor, uju'lLdit indirf. A
eveat friend and adinirer of Junathun Edwards, wiin^i- liauds ]iv LM-iatlv .^trenuthened in
'ihi- worlv of ibi' I'linistry at X. Ou ihe (i.-caNitdi of hi^ d. .M,-. K. piJacbiMra siTinim
v.hieh is ]iub. in Ids work-^. 1, Mamv. m. Hmi. .J. dm W'urtUiiii^-ton; d. s. i. 2, i'JU'-
IMCNCK, ni. E/ekicl W'illiauis, Ksc)., of NW'tln-rstield. 3, Soi.umun. -J, K<thi';ii. 5,
IsHAET,. (), Hannah.
X. Israel, d. in ]>rison in France; b. Feb. 1(1, ](>s;j.
XI. Iv'.d,(-rr;i. b. KiSfi. d. Jan., UCi!); ui. Nov. 1(1, ire-J, J(>->e])h Ilawlcv (,f X.
1, Ju.-ri'ii. Ia\\M?r and slatcsnian. 2, Iu.isiia. killed at battle fd' Lake d'eoi'u-i^ 17,5,-,
XII. Ilann;"];, b. April -Jl. KISS; d. 1),.,-. :.>!!, ITj:,: „;. Ib-v. Wni. Williaiirs of West-
field; Harv. Vc.]. 17i>."",. 1, William. ',\ Klizai-.k'i ii, m. Uev. Joseph Ciocker of
l]).s\vich. 3, A.N.VK. -J. L( fv, m. Hev. .bisi^jdi BiickininisttT of Eni,^land. 5, - — . 6,
Mi:i{cv. 7, EsTiiKK. y. Solo.mon. U, Han-nau.
7. Anthony Stoddard, b. .Vnir. 0, JOTS; d. Sept. o, ITCO; II. c. lO;!?; minister
at Woodlniry fii) yv.^. ; m. by Hev. Srcphcn Mix (his liro. -in-law) Prndi-nce. dau. nf Pob-
ert and Elizabeth i'ioodrich) \Vcllc^ of \N'ethersfiT-ld, (Vmn., Oct. l?n, KCij; b. lil^^. d.
]Mav, 1714; (2) Jan. 31, ITl-"), Marv, dau. of Ednumd arid Susanna Sheiinan, who d ,jan
12, 1720, a. 29.
I. :Mary, Jun- 1ft, 17(i2; d. ^fay 27, 1727: ni. Josejdi, s. of Stejdu'n Curtis, b.
Oct. 20. 1700; d. June 5, 1727. 1, Pj:ri)K\rr;. b. June, 1724; m. \\'im. .Martin; set! in
Eethlem, Conn; had several ehil. 1, .'^'ucz-f M-irt'iN. in. Olive Minor, and lived in the
Iioniestead (Sloildard) many yrs. 2, TnADKF.is, bap. Aie-il 21. 1720; ni. Sfodda)'d,
arid jiMu. to Putland, ^'t ., aht. 1701. 1, MUrij, bap. .Vpril s,17.~)(). 2. Siir<i}i. bap. Sept!
24, 17.V2. 3. TlunhiL"^. Sept. 2i», 17">f. 4. S[ar>i. Julv 11, l7."if>. Tj, EiaalKlh, Feb 19'
17.'.s, (;. Vcnh ,..:,, Mav 2o. 17i;o.
11. Solomon, Oct. "12, 17n;!: d. Mav 2;-J, 1727.
III. Eliakini.
73. Eliakim Stoddard, !>. April :;, 170."i: d. 17.J0: m. Joanna, dau. of Ens. Jolm
and Joanna Curtis, 1120.
I. John, b. Jan. 20, 17:;(i; d. June 22. 170o; nn April 1.-.,. i;.-)l, Marv Atwood. 1,
yA>[sox, 1>. Oct. 2"), l7o2; d. Nov. 1, IsiiO; pj. Su-.-mini Nf-ttb-ton, \vlc) (L Ai>iil 21. 1771)';
(2) Amy Coo(h\in. v.lio d. Sept. KJ, l';<27. 2. Ai;n;\.\i. Oci. 2.1, IMU; d. Oct. 2.V, ]77().'
3, ^^'Kl"l.^-. July 1. IMO; d. Nov. 11, l^:r-V in. Saiah liirl-iox. \.lio(l. Junco. 174),' a. SO.
4, Pjiei-.K. b. Feb. 10. 1701; d. Sept. 2.1, Ls2r: nn Dec. 2. KTO, Jen-ih Hicko.x. b'. 1700;
d. 1780. 0, Joiix, July 1, KO:',: d. Feb. 21, 1721: m. Sanih Woodward, '». 1 7i;0. 0.'
Sr^..^nT. b. 1700; d. 1775. 7. Joa.v.x v, 1707: d. ]s47; m. Eii Parker. 8. Mai;v, 177];
d. 1^40; m. Ibuidaii Judd,,and had /."-/s of Woodiiuiy : (2) Xathani(d Cuitis. 0, Sailui,
ll'i:!; d. ]s;;i; m. James ^^■illiam^. 10, IsKAr.r, 1 ? TO- d. I'-'IO; m. P(.'.!\ WiL^.u; \2)
y\-M-\ Wil-on, b:.tii of ll;;rwt)itom 11, l-j.rAKiM, l^i!): d. jSOO; nL J.ois .Matbew.-! b
17N1: d.. 1S12; (2) iSlo, Xaucy Adsit, b. 1704: d. 1^00.
11. Isra-d. b. Jan. 2s. i:;;2; d. Any. S. 1704: m. July 4, 17.10. i:!izabefh Ib^ad,
prob. g. dau. <d" -lohn and JOlizabeih (Tuttle) Pcad [1). PiTKe,];, I). Nov. 2.1, 1700: d.
177.). 2, Asa, Se])t. 4, 1702: d. Dayton, O. , April 11. Is42: m. Aruienial PrindU-, who
d. in Woodlniry, Nov. s, ls2.">, a. Oo. 2., Ja.mls. May 24. llOl: a )Jiy.--iciaii : il. in Wash-
ington, Conm,l.'-0.1; m. Mary .Iud-,on; 5 (diil. 4. I^lizauktu. -lune 17, 1 rtiO. d. Aul''. 2, l.s4S,
at Mansfield, <J. ; \\\. Taylor Sherman, hawyer; d. at N'oi'walk, Coun., .Mav 4. bSi.l.
HI. Anthony, Oct. "21. 17;:!4; d. 17s.l:"m. Phobe Pea.i. Slie nn (2) Samuel Pe'nham,
Avho^e tir.--t wife Avas Olive Tuttle. 1, M.v.nn; A.Mcis. 2, Simkun. 3, A.ntiiu.xy.
IV. Joanna, July l(i, 17;iS; nn l.'euOen Siiuircs.
V. Prudence, Sejit. 24, 1740; ni. John Marchant.
VI. Eliakim, July 2.-). 1742: d. v.
VII. Seth, !)■•( . 2,' 1744: ne llaimah Novo of Sharon, Conm
Vlil. Abi-ail. Au- 2. 1747: d. Dee. 7, iso:!; m. Oct. 17, FiO.l. Israel Wo.'-jdward, b.
Manh 17. 1740: d. Nov. 22, 1S14.
I.V. Eliakim, Dec. 11, 1740; d. in Canada.
STOWE.
Stowe is a Saxon T.vord ineaning ]d;ice. l,ocn]iti,-s (^i this name a.re ww nemtTous
in EnglanJ:, ineluding nuiny \\ilh iin'fi::es and aiiixe.-.. among w hie'i \\\v Stowe near
Cainsboro, which ha.:3 a vi-ry ancient churdi iu the X'orman sivle, a)id Stow P:irk.
Al'I'KXDIX.
(is;
Stow, u i)leasant villaire in l^ar.cansliirc.
Slow i^uid()ll^h. aud Stow IJall. bc^tw t'cii VAy and Lvnn. Stow Ihill is a >r;itflv
nuuisioii bi'loiigiiiir to Sir Tllon^a^? Jlan-. ' " ' ■
Stow Hill, near Liiclifield, where Johnson wrote a lar^i- ]i;irt of his y./'-( .v*-/' ^/,(
(l'ud^lo\v. til" nunnery wliere fair K(j.-;anionil f'liiTonl wa- woot/d l,v lle'nrv II.
Maristow, aniona-iery lontuled by La<ly dodiva.
t"liri.-t-Stow,'PIay.s;ow. Chejistow, Klst'ow, Vi here .lului Ibinvan \\-fis bum Instow
uu the Soutli l)e\-on i;. li., lIibald^tow. Din-v.-tow. Slow Eaiket. n-ar Ip-wirh' famous
for Its malt and the Milton tivr. plant, /d by .bdm Milion at tin- Pai>,.n:iov wl.j].' .-^tielv.
'n\g with ])r. Yonno-, the ]uiritan. Stow Xinecdutiidies. between Londun and ]5irnnn"'-
liain. in who^e ehnrrh i-^ a line luonnue-nt to tlie dau-ditrr of I.ord hatiiuer. Stowel
Park, ill (iloncester (.'o. Stowe in Lineolnshiie. whei'e li.-bcrt (.ireatli.-d was l)oni
.Stowelangloft Hall, betw.'en l^ently and lladlry. Stow bjid (Statfurd i.
Stowe. iu Bueks: the once ]>riiicely scat of" tie- Dulc of l'u,kin--hani. the .-rard^■ll■^
•of M-hich were begun wh.-n reynlarity was in fashion, aiet tli-' mi.^-in^il l.i.nndMiv i> still
preserved on account of its iua--niricenre; I'or around the Ashole eircult of between thrr,'
■and four tnih'S, rjurt- \sa.-. a very bruad gravelled \\alk. and ]d;;uted witli row- i,f tn-i^
iin<l open either te) the Park or to the C(/untry. Within the walk, the inoilern Eiedish
.style iri \\hiedi formality is avoided, is followed. "
A description in the l-hicy. Brit., of this celebr;ited Park, clo-i-s as f^dlows: •■ Mar.-
iiificenee and sph-ndor ai'e the eliaracteristics of Stowe. It is lik-e luie of those places
celebrated in antif|uily, which are devoted to the purjioses of leliuion, and filled with
•sacred groves, hallowed fountains, and temples d.-dieated t'. several deities; tie- re-iirl
of di-t:oit nation.-, and the olijeet oi venerathm t:) half the heathen ueild. ''bids pomo
is at Stowe, blended with beauty, and the [ilace is Ofjually distiiiii-ui.-hed bv its a;nenitv
■iind i;-raiidenr. " • - .
The name is also common in Scf>tland. Instaieje, Stow on the banks of the (iibi
^^ ater.
The name w;^s early in use ns a family name or surname, in l:j-?0 Sir John Abel
.let nnto Ileuiy Stow, dfapeM:)f Loudon, th'egreat house called Cold Harbour ami aimur-
teuances within the gate, with the key. — .s/e/r',s S,/j'rf// ,,f ],i,i,ihii,.
In myi Edv>ard II. presented J.dm de Stow v>ith 'the chur(.h livire'- at liothersfield
ilnd.
John Slow, a BeiKdictive Monh of Norwich, 1440, wiote vuliou:^ collections much
eited by e'ains inlli^t. (d' Candu'idge. — Fiilltr.
J(din Stow, in list of gentry oi' Oxfordshire, lOof. ibid.
John Stow, in list of gentry of Berkshin.', 14.""i>!.
Stow was a young s^diolar at (.)xford in Queen Mary's tim.e ib'ioM-S).
There was a. family in London, the first of whom was 'I'lmmas S!<.w, tallow chatidler of
.St. MirhaelV Parish, r,.iidiill, who ,i. ].V.'!;, His will is rernnhd in the lejihs ,,f t],e
London Register. He was father of 'rhonuis Stow, who il. bloO, h-aving sons .lo!.); md
'Tlio'iias.
John Stow. h. about Vy^'i: the famous anti(pKirv. Author of the (7,r'>pi,'/,'s ,,f
Enghini}; S,, roi/ •'/ Lf.,nh,n , etc. ;d. .-\piil 7. KK).-). a. ab.uit sO. Being in indio-ent
circumstan<-es some time btd'ore bed.. King Ja.mes granted letters ]niteiit.%hited Mairh
8, KJ'il, which D'Israeli thought worlhy of a jjlace among his ' ''iri.,..itii .i of lAierdturc
"Janu's by the --raee of (-Jod. Kinir (,f Knuland. Scotland. France 'and Ireland'
Defender of the Paith, etc. To our well iadoved subjects, greeting: \\'hereas ,iur hcvin-'
subject. .lohn Stowe la very aged and worthy citi/.iui of ourCity of Lomlon), this five and
fi.nty years ha- to his great charge, and with negh-ct of his (u'diuarv nu-aus of imdnten-
ance (btr the general good as well as i)osterity as of the ]>r.'seut a-e). comj.iled and jmb-
lish^. d divers m-ci'ssary bo(jks, and cliroincle.s, aiul thfrofore we, in reeomp,-n-e of tlu'.-:e
bis j.aiiifnl labors, aiul for enronragement to tlie like, have, in our loval incliitation
been jdoased to grant our bdters ]Kit(.'nt under our great s.-al of l-hiiiland, dated the S\\i
of March. Kid.'J-d, tlierc-by autlaui'/ing him. the s.aid J(d;n Sm-u- and his deputies, to
collect among our loving subjeefs their voluntary conti ibutiM;. asnl kimi gratuities, as
by tie- .-^tul h'tt> rs jiateiit, more at large may appeal-; now seeing that our s;i\d )>ati-iits
(lieing i)ut otie <d' them-elves) canu(.it lu- shown tbrth in divers ]i!.e-e- lu' i.a.rislies at once
(as the (H-easiou of his s.,eedy ]>utting theui int.; ( xi-cution ma,\ reipiirv-i, we liave there-
tore thought expedient in this tinusual mannei- to rei-nmnn-nd his i ajis,- niito vou: havini:-
a1r.uid\ in our own person and of our special gr.-ua-. begun the lar^'e-se for t'lu' examole
ofo1hei-s. <iiven at our ]vala(-e at Westiinnsfer." " '
\\ luit succ-ess Stow had in begging under this permit of his nuijestv we know not.
He d. rn a.l>out a year, and his widow .Margaret erected, over hi.s remains a teria cotta
1
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ai'J'j:xj)ix.
figure of liihi slttini,' in ;i chnir and ivadiiiir. 'i'his inonmiiciit was one of tlic few relics
of tlie ]>ast spared l.y the ^nvat tire of London in lOlli;.
Prof. Calvin Iv Stovvc, wiio lias Ih-cii to London tln-.M. times, alwavs visits tlf iiu,ii
ui-ient of tlie Anlninaiy in tlie climvli vavd of St. .Matyaret's, and .Mr- ILwriet iSc-.dirr
Stowe says tin' fi-ure lu ars a .strikin- rikone,s to lier lnisl)nnd. Tin- oM hnlv w!,,, v&v ■
care. , f tlieeliuivh tails lie- li-inv -'tin. ..-ivat <dd -ent leinan,- aiid puts a hoinnnVof
tloNvorsnilits hand evory Christ, na.s. lie left four dan-htefs and perhai^.s other c],il-
dreii. li IS tliou^ht, with slif.w u[ Dfohal.ilJtv, that J(din Slow of IJoxhurv'was a -rand
soil of the Anti(juary's lirt. titer 'i'lioinas. " '^
Col. Chester, in his reeord, of Westminster Ahh,-v, names .loaima dan of Mr Stow
of ("anlerl.ury, who m. Mr. Afi'iir; (■,') .\,,v. 0 L lIKir,, If, .v. Jam.'s Mei-s |) j, ,^,{-
Oxfofd, wlio (I Jan. '?■>, \{u2; {■i) in Westnuiisr,.,- AM.ev, .),,],„ fpton of j.oild<;r,
merch., Auir. 7, 1{;;;j. a sister of Joanna Stow m. Itev. Cliarh-s (iil.hs ]) D Prrhoii'
dary of \\estininster Ahliey. who tauo-],t .school at Canicrl.urv. Shed ITKl'an.l was
buried in tlie .Middh- aisU- of the Alihev. " '
Joli-i StoM ff-,m Ilawkhuist, Kent' Co.. Km:l;nid, emhaiked April W 10:!.^ on s].-,,
'•Lltzaheth, ' hound for :sew Enuhind; a. Jil. (H.. niav Itav." come witii \Vini),iop i,,
1(i;;0 and returned.) In -am.- sldj, came liaeh,d J5i--,^^ •' a. (]," fiirure wantin- on one
side, (mothorol Joint Slew's wf.); l'atienc<- Foster, a.' 40. llopestil'l Foster a 1-1 The
wll of Kacliel Bin-o-. .latcd Nov. 17, IGKi, one of the earlh-st on r.-eot^d in' Snltulk Co
-Mass.. s.-m-law Jolin Str)w. execr. .-ives dai;., Klizaheth Stow, her silver i)ot
,^, J''." '''''^ "^ •^*'''" '^'-y- Ahh-iiuan of Maidst.m.-, K.-nt, Euir., made ](i40 i. roved
IWi, gives legacies to the poor of Cranl.rook Am] Bidd.-ndon; names l.ro Peter Masters
bro. Sinaliliope l]iir;r, r,ioth<T in X.'w Knu-laud, '• mv hro. Stow and his childicii—
Ihomas, John, Xailf.-micl ar,<l Same.el and tw., dans. ' ".All his kind in New Kn'-land to
be di\-m.<l between IIoi,..-.still Fo.ter and lie' six childreii of Jolm Stow names cousin
James Bates, (ioodnuu, J!eale, Clenient Bat:'... \\'i!r;;;:n Ikedudor, John Moore Thomas
J^ngden, and cousin Betts, all in New f^ngland, and went from Kciit e'o.
^ Sept. 10, IG.",:j, Ilopotill Foster, on one side, and Thomas, Nathaniel and Samuel
Stow agread to .settle all dispute.s about the wills of Smallliope and John Bio-o-
_ Jolm Stow settled in Hoxiuiry. The order of cliil. ].ioliahlv a.s follows 'but dates of
birth conj.Tiural, excej.t th.at of Ibv. Samuel, deduced from hi's a. tit death:
I. Thomas, b. in Eng. abt. Ifii;: m. .Mai-v Crauir.
IL Elizabeth, b. in Eng. abt. KJIH: d. Au-. -jr, Iti.^O; m. Dee 4 1080 Ifenrv
Archer, in Ipswich UUI; d. KiX). 1, ICvriii;;,. -J, Jdtix. ;j, Is.wr. 4, TiiK( .i'H ii is
^ III. John, b. in Eng. abt. hi'.M ; was living in Ibixburv KHO; supposed d bef/.re
j').j.'!, unm.
IV. Natlianie], b. l(V2;j; ni. Elizabeth .
V. .Sammd. b. 1G24: in. Hope Fletcher.
VI. Thaiduul. b. a.bt. KI^G; ni. John Pierpont.
I. O.'ho7l-ias Stow, b. abt. I(il7: m. Dec. 4, jii:;'J, Mtirv (Jie:;g or Craf-- who d
Aug. ','1, U)«U. lie rem. to Concord, Mass., IGIS; fireman tl'iere- thence to MJddle'own
Conn., where with wf. Mary admitted to the dih., Nov. 1 1, ICC,!), by 1,'tter from chh at
"^ Concord, and his s. John admitted same dav and had bap. an infa'nt s Jolm He d
^ ; March, 1CC4: will munes .ss. John. Nathani'd and Tlnunas, and his dec. dan Elizabeth'
■• ' ■' > I- .b.lin, b. Feb. ?,. lt;i:I: m. Marv Wemiore.
H. Samuel, o. l(;4i; m. Elizabeth"- — -.
Hi. Tlumias, b. l(i.-)(); m. Bertha Stocking. -
II. John Stow, b. Feb. :j, Kifl; d. Oct. b^, His^^; m. N.,v V^ Iccs Mary
W etmoie. ' ''
I. .b.hn, b. Oct. 10. KMf): diov.ned in a well, a '.2 vrs >
/ Jl- •l"l"i, b. March ;;. Ibi l-'J: m. B.i'hsheba ilow ■
III- 'i'lnmias, b. April b'), 1C:4; ni. b'elp.cca Bow.
1\'. Nathaniel, b. F, b. 'J-i, ICTo; ni. Sarah Sununu-.
1]2. Jo'iU SLOW, b. .March :). Kiri: m. Aui:., lbf)s. Bathdieba How of \N'aird
Conn. Slu' m. i-J, l>a:,iel HubiKu-.l of Haddam. and d Oct ■'(! no!)
I. dobn. b. Feb. <), Kj!)!); ni. An.--. 1, I7-J-2. Hannah Hubbard"
* Tile f^;'..:i'S were .settled in Ko.n before the
lae ic,.^--s wercscttlea in Ko.n bctore the on.iuest, aid !>.-Lvt i.cld a i.romineni p.,^iti^n ir the
county I ,r nme or ten centuries. The tn.inor of .Stowiin^^ Kent Co.. Fn-., uas .dv.n in r. m Crr st
churh.^C.-interburv. bv .M-enc Ri-irc and ia the Doiresci.-.j- l!,-„V: rf. ,. \i^ ^tv-^A- \'^w'^r\
Un..i. la tiic rei.^n of K.i-.vard ihe Contessor (io.;i-tor':Mi .Ah'erir Di""- irave a Dirt or' Hort'esl', .'m -i r'l.p
Abbey ol VI. Au,,u.tnie, on condition that Wade, his kc.ight, sliould pS^se^s i^'u^rmlMlis Mfc?
ArpKxnix. GSO
II. F.li7.al)fi!i, b. .hm. 10, 1700; m. 1722. .loliu 1 lul,l,ru(l.
111. Jrr.'iniiili, ]>. Mav 1, ITO-l: m. Oct., 17-JS, Sanili m^<:.
]V. Solouinn. b. .lau." 4, ITO!".: m. Dt-c. '.», 1 ?:!{), Margaret Ileldiiitr.
V, Martha, b. Xuv. V2. 1711; d. April U, HO.l
VI. Kbciif/,i-r, b. March ',^^, 1714.
1126. Ebeuezcr Stow, b. March 2S, 1714; 111. Dec. ]."i, 1780, Eli/.aljctli I'.auks.
11261. Martha Stow, b. Dec. 7, 1743, d. Oct. 1'?, 1825, a. 82; ui. JuJv 2S, 17G3,
Jabez li.arrciws.
1. IMioila llirrow.--, 1). March 12, 1764; r.i. \\'illiani Cunr.ninnrs.
II. William r.armws, b. April 17, J7'J3; in. P^li/'.abetli Jacob^5. 1, Ei'.vi'iiK.vs, a
plivs, iii A la. iunl Texas.
'ill. As!il)e! Barrows.
l\. Aaron Barrows. 1>. Dec. L"), 17()0: ni. Nov. C, 1702. Mary, dan. of Capt. Samuel
Jacobs. 1, ('ii.\i;j i:s, b. Sei't. 11. 179o; pbvs, and surg.: liouorary de;_fi(v:' of 31.D. froiu
Geneva <,'ol. ; les. rlinton. X. Y.; m. Abi,Lr:s.il, daa. of Nat'nan Palmer. 1, J-'r, ih i-i,-/i.
M.D. 2. Ad-fin. M.D. 2, (."oimhin, Feb" 20. 17'J0: Lieut. -Col. of 7t]i I^-g. X. Y. S. X.
G.; rem. to Ots^eu-o, X. Y. : thence to 111.; was ji.istinaster in Whiiesides Co. ; iiiercliaut.
1, S^linn. h. 182;^'; m. Alien \N'oodbiirii of Cherry \'all.'y. 2, C/i'irus, Feb. IS, 1820;
p'hys. : in. Ada. dau. of Carolus Tuttle []). liOJ. o'. J/'trt/i'n. 4, JuUn Aim, b. Xov. 15,
1830; in. 1854, Fraivis ()t;.-',mri;. I'rincipal of Lyons City A<'adeuiy.
113. Thoma.s Stow, l). April 10, 1074; Lieut.; d. 1705, a. 90; m. Feb, 29. 1700,
Kebecca Bow, who d. 1715.
1. Aiiue, 170S; )n. 1729, .laeiilj \^'etmore.
II. Samuel, b. Xov. 28, 1711 ; i>ieat. ; m. Oct. 11, 1731, Mary ^Va!•d. 1, S.^ml'KL,
b. 173;): 111. 1:55, Lucretia Rockwell. 2, An.n.v, b. 3735; in. \Viii,' Dockw.dl.
114. Nathaniel Stow, b. Feb. 22, 1075; Sergt.; m. Feb. 11, 1702, Sarah Sum-
iior; lie d. 172C she m. (2) Wm. ^Va^d and d. 1759.
I. Xathaniel. li. April 24, 17(.i5; ni. 1729, Abigail Clark. 1, Pia'Ei;, b. 1733; iii.
Polly Elton. 1, Dorot/ii/, m. Dec. 1785, Isaac Bacon.
■ 1142. Eliakim Stow, b. March 2, 1707; m. Dee. 13, 1732, Lydia, dau. of Gen.
Benj. .Miller; liad: 1, Kuiti:.
11421. EliliU Stow, b. May 27, 1730; in. March 11, 1700, Jeinima Paine [of
Southold, T>. 1.
I. Klilui. b. 17(i0: m. 1782, Mary Par.sons.
n. Joshua, 1). 1702; m. 1780, Ruth Coe; he was one of the Pilgrim Fathers of the
Western lieserve; the township of Stow, in Sumiiiit Co., O., named for him; he v.-as
Conunissary of the lirftt surveying party in the Co. For a true sntilvc .story, see Jlmri'.K
Oluu. pp. 38, and 47 7.
III. Jemima, b. Dec. 24, 1703, m. 1784, Daniel IMly; res. L.niville, X. Y., thence.
to Ohio. 1, Datus, b. 1788; in. Sally Dean. 2, Ai.Fi;i:i>, b. Xov. 7, 1789; lawyer;
Can&l Commissioner of 0. " K. K. King;" d. at </olui:ibus, 0.. Dec. 2, 1759; ni. Aug. 25,
1817, Mary Seymour Welles, b. Albany, X. Y., Xov. 10, 17'J9; gr. dau. of ]{ev. l)r.
ISToali ^Vel!es of Stainf(n-d. Conn.; 11 chil.
IV. Lvdia, b. Julv 19, 1705; d. a. nearly 100 yrs. ; m. 1791, Ilezekiah IJice.
V. oi)ed, b. March 29, 1707; in. 1792, Aiina'Miller. 1, Don. Wahkiix P.. Judge
of Probate.
VI. Naomi, \k .March 3, 170',); m. 1790, ]>ela Hubbard of Adams, Mass.
VII. Funice. b. April 19, 1771; d. uniu.
VIII. Siiiis, 1). D.-c •,'!, 1773; M. I', fniui (Y,1S1(); m. Mary Dix ii,,: Buggies of
I'jiiston. 1, Ai.i;\'i; Woi.i (ji'T. 2, Maiuei.i. us. 3, IIou.vtio, all lawyers, and one was.
Chi( f Justice Supri'ine Ci/Uri of ^^'is.
12. Samuel Stow, 1). 104 t; settled in :Marlboio, Mas>. ; d. Feb. 9, 1720; m. J'^liz-
abeth , wii,i (_!. 1730; luid Samui'l.
121. Samuel Stow, b .May 2, Itisf); ,1, Feb. 3, 171)9, a. 89; in. I)ec. 19, 1704,
Sarah Snow, wlio d. 1\ b. 'JO, 1702'; liad Abm-r and Solomon.
1211. Abner GtOW, b. 1705; d-^. in (.ra'tMU, Mas.-,. : m. r-lnry .
1. Jonathan, b. Feb. 4, 1740; dea. in Grafiou.
-1-1
090 APJ'KXDIX,
1212. Solomon Stow, 1). O.l. :]n, 1711; d. Nov. 4. ir*;:!; 111. KJizalxtli • ■ (2)
'J'liuiiktul -^ .
I. Sol.)mon, ]>. 17-10, in. 17f)0, AI'k-o Al.li^)tt.
II. Slu'lowrtli, 1.. Nov. I'J, 1711); Cai-t.: d. Dm-. 4, 179S; in. Elizabeth-
[p. ."377]. 1, Krj/.u'.Eiii, !>. .Ian. (i, 1777.
III. .Ic.inuli, b. .March '^7, 1717; ni. l.ydia, dau. of Lr-nuu'i Powers (>f (.'rafton,
i\Iass. 1, I'KTF.n, b. 1771; m. IHdu.i'ali Netlh^ton. 1, JJuroit, ]>. isol; WD.-, an eini-
lU'Ut liaptisl edei-^'ynuin of IJoston.
13. Thomas Stow, b. 1G."J0; re?. Middb'iown, Conn.; d. at r'niuiwel], March 10,
17',".,l; m. Oct. m. 1^7."), iM-ihia, dan. of Di'a. Sainind and liriiiia ]Io]il;iii^ StockuiLC of
i*I.; b. Oct. It), 1!V-,S; d, .Nov, tl, 1 7;l-2. iSetliia Hoi.ldiis \v;5s only dau. of .lolm ]l..|.Ts.lns
"the miller," one of iho founders of llaiif., and an-'estor of a family fanmus in clerical
annals. He was guard, of Nath'l and Elien., .sons of .fonatji.an Ciilbert, 1704.
I. Ikthia, b. .\pril l'>, 1078; d. a. 4 nn>,s.
II. Saniuol, b. (_)ct., U;s0; m. Estlior Muald,
III. John, pa).. .Uilv .",. 10^:].
IV. Bctliiali, b. Feb. 0-2, 1(384.
V. Mary, b. Au-., lilsS.
VI. Thoinas, b. .May 7, 1G91; d. 1778, a. 83; ni. .Jan. '24, 171(1-7, Martha, dan. of
Joseidi and Mary 3[ou!d White. .Ancestor of Henry ^^'hite (jf Xew Ilav. ."\iary Mould
was a young-er sisti-r of Samuel StowV v,-f . 1, I\1.vi;y, b. Nov. .'JO, 1717; m. 17^0, .)ere-
miah Wilcox. 2. Jeiush.v, b. Jiug. 0, 1710; m. Oct. 14, 17;-!G, Josejdi, s. of Kev. Timo-
thv Stephens of Glastenlnirv, Conn, llis Isr v.f. wa.s Marv, dau. of Thomas and Dorothy
Billkley Treat of Ci., b. .Tan". 9, 171(1; m. .Jan. 1. 17::J3. :]" M.vi;tii.\, b. Mav (.!, 1721; m'.
Dec. yi, 1742, .lerenriah Hauney. 4, FKKi:r.f)VK, b. June 14, 172;j; per. m. • Hall;
(Elizabeth Hall, dan of Freelove Stow, I'ap. Marcli 17, 174.")V Shf m. Nov. 1o, 17(30,'
Cii(hon ^^■arner. •"), HaN.v.m;, b. Dec. 7, 1721;; m. Oct. (i. 1 748. .Joseph Barnes; went
to chli, at New Frnniingharii., Mass, G, 13et]iia, b. Sept. 20, 17;)::;; m. Aug, 8, 1757,
Jonathan Steel. 1. J-/,/,-,//,./,;, s. \\'idoM Steel; l)ap. April ."">, 17G1 .
VII. Hannah, b. I'^t-i). 11, IGUG-."}; m, Stoclcini:.
VIII. Joseph, b. Aui- -"i, 170:J; d. Nov. C, 177ii; ni. March 14, 173;J--4. Sarah Bulklev,
b. 170G; d. A]>ril G, 17^."'), a. 79. 1, Ki:i;e(< a, b. Jan. ;]1, 17:35; ni, Oct. IG, 17.55. Dan-
iel Kussell, b. Jane 2!. 17:32; s. of Itev. Daniel andl.ydia Siillnian I!nss,.dl of Kocky
Hill, and bro. of Col. fJiles llussell who \\-as mortally wounded at Danbury, and d. Oct.
28. 1779. 2. SAitAH, 1). Aug., 17:37: r.i. Jnlv 1:3, 175":^, Jo:;iah Savage. 3, Jcski'H b
Feb. G, 174!!; d. Oct. 2!. 1741. 4, DoKcTuv, b. July 9, 1742; m. in Middletown, Mav
2G, 17G5, Jonaihau J'raiy. 5, .Tosi.pji, l.iap. _March ;31, 1745; d. at his s. Calvin's; ni.
A])ril 2, 1772, Lydia lliibfiard of Berlin, wlio lived to be very old and nearly blind; her
clothi'.s cauudit lire and she (h of Ijurn.s. 1, Si?iis,\>. 177:3; d. .same %'ea)'. 2, Rthircn d
1775, a. 12.' ;3, >7,'(f.y 2d, d. 1779, n. 14. 4, Josci:,h. bap. Nov. 1:3, 1774; d. of yellow
fever, a. 19 v'.') yr.3. 5, v a;luiiiiM', b. .\piil o, 1777; ni. John Ibiirv of I^lanfonh Mass.
<3, Lvdia. Ai.iril 18. 1779; m. John Bell. 7, Charlotte, Oct. 8, 178G; m. Levi Williams
y, Calvin, March 29. 17':^9. 9, Luthrr. Sept. 2, 1792; d. at Ftica, N. Y. ; left ;3 son.s.
G, Zf.dui.o.n, ba]). June 28, 1747; d. A]:):il (i, 18(i9; sea capt. and merchant; traded in
ve.--si4s, etc. ; did a large busint'ss; ri'S. in Critnuvell, wliere the ]ia])tist clinrch now
stands; m, Ai)rll 22, 177:5, Rosetta, dau. of Natli. Biley, whod. Jan. 7, 1792, a. 42; m. (3)
Oct. 24, 1792, Hannah Warner of Stepney, wlio d. June 10, 18:31, a 84. 1, Z-hnlrn. ba]>.
Oct. ;30. 1774; Dra. in Stockbridge. Mass; in. Hannah P]iencer; had 2 sous and 13 dans,
2, TtVi'/i""/?;, b. Jnne2N, 177G; in. ."Margaret (iaylord cd" .Mid. ; rem. to Stow, O., and he
d. there abint 1854. :3, TIloiikis,^. May 12, 1778; d. Aug. 1845; sea Cajit. and merch.,
Dewey and Stow; Dewey m. Stowe's wife's sister. He was .shipwreidicd several tinu'S,
and once nearly st:uved in a calm at sea. Sev.ral years Capt. steamlniat Oliver Ells-
wortli on Conn, Biccr, and was capt. of a vessel employed by the gov. to rem. the
Seniiiiol" Indi.-ms fro:r. l-da. His last sea voyaire was to .Malaga" 1S;39: in. Sept. 8, 1800,
I'liebe, dau. (d' (I'ad Siaidey of New Ihitaiu, Conn., whn d. s"e]it. 27, 1857. 4, Jitlirard,
h. Aug. ^^1. 1779; m. Lyviia (".irnwH. 1. Car iline Bosctta, li. .huif G, Isjil; d. Sept. 9,
18:;5: m. Jonathan BoKr^ts. 2, Thom;ts, b, A pril 4. iSiiG; d. ,>f sraldim,', Man-ji 10,
1809. ;5, Jan.- Staniry. b. D^c. 1:3, ISll; m. Ptev. 1. P. Warn-n, D. D. 4. Anna .North,
b. April 18, t81G: m,. Inly 5. 18:iG. Jaiues, s. (d' .\a;-on Stanley of New Brit,, and had
Carolim- Eliza, .Mortimer Henry, .Mb-,- Fouisa. Holm .VmiJia.' Cilia .Vnne. .lane Srow.
(irace Creenwood. .\g!:.,-s Warren, J.;m-s North. 5, Jiosetia, b;i]i. Feb. IG. 17s;3; m.
^^'int!lI•op Smith. G, B'fSSiil, bap. Oct. Id, 1784.
APPENDIX. 691 ••
132. Samuel Stow, 1>. Oct. ICSO; D.^a. of tlu> chli. in Midilletown: d. Sept. 28.
1740; Hi. Ffl). 8, lTO-1, Kstlier, dim. of Iliigdi and Martha (Cuh) .Mould, who d. July 24,
.1750. " A mother, indeed." — Book of EpU(ii>}ii. ]iui,di Mould was a .sliip'.uilder.
I. Estlier, h. 1705: in. I)aniel iiaiiuev; rem. to BarUadoes. W. 1.
II. Saniiiel, h. 17ii7; in. 17oo, l'ru(hnee Sai,n'; rem. to J'>ar. AN'. I.
III. Martha, 1>. 171-J; iii. 174;), Nathl. Kdl?. "
IV. .ledediali. h. Marcli 1, 1714; in. Mav ];J, 174-", Klizabeth Dav of Sprinfr-
fiekl, Mas,-..
V. Ibaac, 1.). 1717, O'uilford, Conn.; d. Jan. ?,, 1778: m. Man-li 28, 1744, llrpzihah
(.'ollins. 1, S.^xrfKi.. 1>. J:iJi. 14. 174.">; d. Aui;-. 14, 17.">i. 2, ((i.iVK. b. Sept. 21, n4fi.
8, tisTHi-n, 1). Nov. 21. 1747; d. Sept. 21, 1751. 4. K.u iti;i,, h. Maivli i), 17.")U; d. April 'M
17.')7. 5, Ka-tki;, Mar.-h 20, 17;32; d. KrI,. 21, ]7lil. 0, Is.\.u.;, killed bv Indiau.s, Sei)t.'
1780; m. Julv is, 1774, Pliebe (iriswold; (2) Mary rearsmi. 1, J'titnatii, b. Feb. 3,
177r); d. Aui:-.'], 180;.); m. Frb. 14. isni), F,.i.s Au-tin of A\'aterburv, Conn., and had teii
chil. 1, Eliza, b. Jan. 1, ISOl lu. (Jiarles Wri-lit. 2, llariiet,"b. Jan. l!t; ls();i: m.
Byron Adams. ?>, l.ois Anne, Jan, 2'J, ISO,"); ni. Ilorn.ee W'ihox. 4. ("aroliiie, b. June
IG, 1807; in. A. Humpluey. -"), Almira, b. .May 2r,. ]S09, 0, (.'larimla, b, Julv 20, 1812;
111. D. Bradley, 7, Julia"Ann, Aut;-, ■"iO, 1S14; in. F, Ibooks, s, Marv (iri-swold, b. Ocr.'
12, 1818; in. \\'in, Franlcliii, 0, Sarah Maria, l.i, Mareli 1, ls21. 10, Isaac Austin, b.
Aug. R, 1S2:-!; ni. Fizzir Sage. 2, /wv/.s/'/.v, b, 1777; d. ISlO, 3, ^VllUinn, m. Francis
Lord of Norwich; (2) .Vpril. Ts40, Mary (i. Stow. 4, durunht, b, Jan. 2:4, KsO; d. Ailt.
yO, lSf5S; Til, Charles Faulkner. 1. ('luirl- ■.-,-: lie d. lS-12. 2, Mary Ann, in. (.'ai)t, Joel
.Stone, 7, PrTNAM, niiO. 8, ['l!i.\li, d, Aug. 31, 17G0. 0, Fuev", m. Wm. Stone, 10,
S.vt.rA', in. (I'idcou Hoadh-y.
\\. Jonathan, b. 17iO; d. Sept. 0. 1707, a, 78; m. :Marc]j 2.">, 1742, .\biali Saee.
b. 1718; d. July 21. ison, a. 82, .Middletown; phe m. (2) \Vin. AVhite. 1, M.\J;'] H.\." b,
Nov. 8. 1742: in. 17(10. Samu.J (:'oop(M-. 1, (liirr, b, 1707. 2, S.kMfEi,, b. Ai;-. 13,
1744; killed bv the Cnenisev ]ir)vate..-r, Apiil 12, ]7sO; in, .April 2s, 1708, Naomi ' 'Im-
sted, b. 1747: \\. Sept. 2. 1700, a. 4s. 1, I^nnj, baj), July 30. 1700. 2, ][,ini,oh, bap.
June 30, 1771. 3. .S^h; ■•'•.'. \K\y. July 31, 1773.' 4, .V'cw.v/, "baji. July 2.7, 177.j, o, Poitv,
bap. Nov. 28, 1770, 3. Jon.xtji.vx. b. Marcii 27, 1747; d. 1777;" in. Aug. 20, 1772.
Abigail EIF. 4, D.XMr.i,, b, .March 30. 1740; d. Uct, 10, 1773, 5. .Makv; bap'. A;.ril
.5, 17o2;in. Oct, 2.J. 1772, -\:itiri. Savau-e.
YII, Abigail, b, Nov, 1721; ni, 1741, Ib-uben Shaler of Midaletown, Conn. 1,
Ei-:ur,E>r, l.i. 1741. 2, N.\.th.\m.\.l Su.kj.kk, 1), J747;in. Lucy Ann . 1. J^aru Ahi>,
b. 1700; d. Aug. 9; 182.J, a. 3-7: m. Th.oiuas .M<-L')nongli, b. ic4av,-are, 1784: (.'ominodore
r. S. N.; ■'liero of Lake (. hamplain.;" the State. of N. Y, gave liim l.OOO acres of hind
adjoining tlie lake on whi'.di tlie battle was fouglit; he (.1, 1820, a, 30; liad several chil.
2,' Loniyii, b. 1804, d, Dc-. 1.5, 1828, a. 24; in. Horace Sawver, Lieut. F. S. N.
VIII. Lucia, b. Aug. 31, 1723; ui. 174.7, Daniel Warner.
LX. St."phen.
1329. Stephen Stowe, b. ?>Iay 20, 1720; rem. from Middletown to Milford, Conn.,
1702; nariner: (_'ap:. of vessels in W. I, trade, (See i).\x\c\vOhllloi.i-'<ct>ofCoiin.,\y/
Thos IF I'rowbridge, jr, , in \'ol, 3. New Haven Col. Hist. Soc. Coll.) Capt. Stow made
his will Jan. 27, 1777, and 'd, cm the sth of the following February of disease taken in
caring for released Kev, soldiers from New A'oiL prisons, a, 51 yrs, : m. FreeJove. dan.
of Phineas and Pebecca (Baldwin) Baldwin, b. Hoc. 5, 1728: she \\a-> a .^-t, gr. dan. i.)y
both ].'areuts of John Baldwin of Milford, by lier mother, wiuj \\as gr. dau. of John
Baldwin's first, wf. and l\v her father, ^vho was gr. son of his 2d. wf. Mary, dau. of Jolin
Bruea of Brueu Staj^leford. F.stj,, Cheshire, Eiig.
I, Stephen, b, 1753; d, 1810: m, .Mary Ben rdslt-y, 1, Pot,i.y, m. 1794, Treat
HavidsLUi, 1, .S'r;/('u/, m. Catlierine Cam]). 2, Jfor/'a, m. Hepluirn. 3. C/iiirlfn,
m. Fois, dau. of Amos )>ahiwin. 4, ../"//<'/; 7V."/, 5, .S/,'.y/;„, m. Klislui Hopkins Stow.
hereout;., s. of Samael. 0, JJiiia. m. AVillis P>risti.l; Pre.-, i^uik of New Hav,. nnd for
20 yrs, Treas of tlie Fir.-t Fccles. Soc. 7, V/- /.s.//, m. J(4inson Biibtol, bio, of A\ illks.
8, J.vhc, m. .Mary Stow, <]au. of his cous, Isaac Stow. 2. .V.n'ikon v. li. F(4>, s. 1775; d.
Nov, 2i.i, 1800, a," Oi ; lu, Oct, 22, ISOli, ^arah Ibvan, who d. .Mai.h 20. 1847: sis ..f Oliver
Bryan of .New IFiv. 1, Mmij, b, Si'i»i, 0, ISO]; m, .May 0, l.'-27, (.'yru.-- 4'in n. y ; /. 7
cliil. 2, K.-tlur J}., b. 1m4,. 27, lSii3: d. in N<>\v Hav, Sept. 17, ls75;"in, N;ithaji Babi-
^vin: /. 4 chil. 3, /,', Dnrni. b. .\pril I. isin;-. m, ..liim- lu, is;il, Susau Fi:.!er\\"«.d. wlm
li. isi)7: 4 chil, 4, ,15ey7/', b. Sept. 8, 1^07, m, Nov, 10. ls:;4, .loshua pomiiman, who
<1. 1850; (2) .lames Stow '.lone-, lier coi;^ ; /..4rh;i, 5, .!/,■,'/,..'////, b. Hi'C. ll.lsil; r.s.
N, Y. L', ; im-rch, ; lii. Aug, 0. 1838, Adelia T. Fey; /., 3 chil. 0,' -S,;-..(//, b. A]uil 7, 1815,,
C92
APPENDIX.
a. A!i<r. 17, 18^8; 111. June ].'), 1840, \V,ii. Fi,n1, v/lio d. Au;--. 10 ISCQ- i
Catharine, b. Juii. 31. ISIO; in. Julv 127. ISII, Juin.-s D.'.Martiu- j 4 chil ' s'
h. Murch 4, ]S02;d. Oct. ;jn, IS^O. 9, Th.nnas, li. Juin- 11, l,S;.H;;'d Sept !'>' is'jVr
Akigaii., 1). Oct. 8, 1781; in. Nov. I80;j, Jiuncs Joiif.s, wlio d. Jiiih''37 ISOf/' 1 'a;;/,c«
ii dnu. i,
C'(roliii(\
m.
An^r. oo^ jgo^; j^j_ March 17, 1842, Su.van A. Faircliild: /., 5 diil "(J "l\hr'!r,l h l\J'
o. Ibol, Duvid M. Ives; j., 2 flnl. o, Fuehlovk, b. 1791; d s i Spiit 4 18")t- m
Isaac H. Hio-by, ^vl,o d. June 10, 18U5. 0. Cathakimj, ni. Lovi NeitlcUui' i 7 chil
II. Samuel, d. Apiil, l,s;iO: in. Oct. 1790, Sallv (irccn; (2) JOli/ab.-th Hoi.]-irs 1
EmsiiaHoi'kjn-s b. Jan. 4, 1798: m.Oct. 5, 18;>s. Susaiiua Davidson 2 A' vi'Tu\ b'
June 15, 1801; in. Ijaniucll't-ach of Mill'nid. \,Sanvi,lStnri •> J,<niis,i' ■-< ch ,'ri ii
JIurtha. 4, JiJ,n-)/. h.Ch.fHc^. (^, J.niu^ W. 7, JIarru/. ' S~r;eo Coinn ' s' \vT
i.iA.u, b. Aao-. 25, 180;^; d. May 29, 1819. 4, LuririA, b. June 0, ISOU- ni Oct ^'4 ls3->
Eha.s Smith, i. 7 cliil. .5, Sally Ghickx, b. Jan. 24. iso!); m. Nov' U 1S27^ JoseDh
Smith; r 7 chil. 0, r^usBX^, b. March 20, 1812; nu.ny yr,. v.as.or Kapti.t Bethel in
EosloD. Ma.s.; d. ^ov. 14, l^iiS; he ^vas greatly in earned as a preacher and a cliristian
and very otlen overcome by liis emotions in tlie pulpit, and his ministrv Mas verv suc-
cessful amonfr the class for which it was maintained. The "Minnie Siowe"' i« a beautiful
new yacht wliicli is devoted to mi.ssion luuposes in Boston harbor. It is named after
tlie daughler ol the chaphuu of the Sailors' J5etliel. The mis.siouarv who commands it
Avasawiid yuung sailor who was converted at the Bethel and whodeterminedto o-iv,. him
self to efforts in behalf of tlte unconverted sailors who from time to time ent>=T the liarbor
ID vessels. \N ith hi.s httle yaclit this missionary vi.sits the ves-seLsl ving at anchor and di.s-
tnbntcs l)ooks and tracts, and holds prayer and e:diortali,)n meethigs. The expense of
Iveepmg this mission afloat is not great and the good accomplished bv it is said to exceed
the expectations of its originators; m. Emilv ; (2) Sei.t 23 ]S.V2 Au.-u-.ta (dnu of
nias. Ilo!.VPond of Mil.. Sheriff of New Hav. (V.^and l.eut.:Go;:'orfenm shem
(2) J<ev. IJ. A. (o.ik. Ins successor.
HI. i:sther, b. March I'J, 1781; m. Kev. B.'iinet Tyler, b. Julv (J 17H;1- Y C 1804-
?/fTo.>.*ol^''''^''''"-;- ,S':''''^; 1808-22; 1).]). Middlebury Col., 1^2>i; Prek Dartmouth
Col. l,s23-28; succeetled Dr. Payson at Portland, Me.. 182,^-34- Pres Theo Jn-t of Conn
I80I-08; d. 1858; S^T.D. ; l-chil. 1. E.stin r. m. Prof. Calvin E. Sto.;, who n" ^Hlai;^;"'
dau. of Kev. Dr. Lvman Beecher, all desc. from John Stow of Koxburv •■> rdtr.trd
:iiany yrs ciu^hier Sulfolk Bank, Boston. 3, R.c. Jo.iah E. Taylor, missionan- to South
Africa. 4, J),n,., m Don. Philip Creelcy. jr., of Boston. 5, ]jau., m. Prof. - Gale
b, l)au.,m. Pev. John (ioddard. 3. Stkpiikx, b. Aug. 5. 1787 3 M U'cu- b An.-"
6, l\\\iM.\. b. ^ov. 20, 1.94. 7, Clai:i:^sa, b. Julv 18, 1797 8 Siivwiv b Tan
28,1801. 9, Joirx E., b. March 1, 1m;i7. " 0, mla .\ma, b. Jan.
1 ^T•^^'^'''^.'f'",^'^'/■ ^'^^''; ''• ^*''''- ^^' '^^-^^' •'■ ■^^- soldier of the Pev. ; m. Sallv Clark
^vliod. Dec. 11, 1.S43. I. Isaac, 1>. An-. 10, 1781: d. Nov. IS 1,S(]5 a 84- m "Sent t'
1801. Mehitable ^^lnith; (2) Dec. 13, IS:;:., Harriet Bassett. \:'l-:,ihrr, b. Julv 29 1804-
'"'■{^r-.^' T^-'' '>''\\t<^" Baldwin: 8 chil. 2, J,nn,s. April 10, Isod; m. Thirza Baldwin,'
bcliil. 3 AsY/r/c, b. Marcli 10, IMjS; ni. Eli/.abeth Parmalee; 5 chil 4 JnW, July 30
1813; m. Horace Mallett; 4 chil. 5, Mnrii, Jan. 2, 1810; m. Luke Davidson- 2' chil" g'
Ctiavlfs, i\\n-\\\'l,\y2<\: m. Juliana Bishop; 3 chil. 2, Dvvi]> b Pel, "1 I7s'4- ,,1 Eel'
U, 1807, Susau. sis, uf Oliver Bryan. 1. S,i.s.,n^ 1,. Maich 24 IsdO- m ' \o\- ' 1 •■• ' lS-!(t'
SamueHiunn, vj-liod. Jan. 11, ls(i3: 5 chil. 2, jj,li,j, March 5, ISI2; m. June \1 183'^'
( uriis Judson; 4 chil. 3, (harluttv, \k April 14, lsl4;m. Oct 2^ ],s:;-) Nathan'FeUs'
2 chil 4 L.^'dxr Maria, b. Oct. 2, ISIO; m. Edmund llobarr; 3 chil. 5 ' WUHam .luiu'
, 1S21; d. Dec. 23,1N52; unm. 0, J),ni,l, h. Aug. 27, 1S23; m. Marietta ls:u.c: G chil
<, y/r/wv, Sept. ,, l,s-j.j; num. 8, Olirr,- j;nin„, Dec. 10, lS-'7 m 1 o:s .— _- -j chil
9. JJeajamin V.,A]uil4, 1830; n,, K\ Villa 'isl,,.!; l ch. 3, Maktif.v', m ^ Camt/
4 Sally b June 2.. 1785: m. Elnathan P.aldwiu. 5, .Xaxcv, b. March 1790- m Wiu
Phvtt; . chi . 0, ^^:e■.lAM, Sept,2l.l79t; ,„.i)ct. 2i,ls37, Hei^evBahhvin '7 SrnvL'
h. April 3, 1.9;»; m. .N:,v. 1?. Is25, Clark i'latt: 4 chii " '
V. J,,i,n. b. 17!;'); Pev. s.d.: d. June 29, 1839, a. 79; m. 1782, Sallv (ullette- 9
fhil. 1, Ei,isn,\, I). April 17. 17-83: d. at sea, on a wr.ck, Julv 20, l851-"m Nov 10
AT>PEXI)1X, G93
ISOl, Haiuuih Xovthn.p. 1, 0<'>r'j<\ h. Muv 'M), 1802. t2. Jlrnrii, h. Dec. IT), l^iU; deiu
]'.apt. chli.; Pr.'s. Stow Associatinir, res. X. llav.; ui. Lvdia Wilistcr; (2) Susan Follctt;
14 chil. 3, J-jhrunK l><v. M, lSlt7; d. Oct. '2!», IS-IT; umn. •! , N'/.v///,, b. .1nlv24, ISOiJ;
m. Oct. 2.J, 1822, Ik'iiry ncanlslcy; -! cliil. o, ICw. .1//,//, St-nr. 2:i, ]S11; in. and luid
10 cliil. 0, Ji'n(\ 1>. -April 22, 18i:i: ni. Oct. 2, 18o6, .Iwlm ('ariiiii;-lon, who (1. St-pt.,
1«GS; 4 chil. 7, -S./r"//, Nov. 12, 1814; m. Nov. 7, ],s:l2, Jarcd Mrnvin. 8, Frcdrrirh,
April 20, 1817; in. .Uiw (1. 1811, Catharine IW-vs, .v. /. 9, Gcoruf, h. May 3, 1811); d.
>Si)uth in late war. 10, .8;(7/if //. Jiuic 30, 1824; in. Alvira Ivawrcnce; 3 chil". 2, John,
b. Jan. 27, 1787; d. Jan. 2(1, 1800, a. 82; in. Nov., ISOS, Dorcas Morlaud. 1, Jlihirrn.
m. Marii5u Cha])in; kepi Inr many yrs. the justly famous Massa.soit House in Si)riu<jfi<-ld,
Ma.=;s. , a hlessins; to travellers; 2 f;ons ainl 2 ilans. 2. John, in. Mary Case. 3, Willlnin.
4, lliirrijl, num. h. Mary, in. Phelps. G, Hmriji'. m. Sarah Tiyiler. 7, Snutlt,
m. Shaw. 3, }If,.\i;y, Oct. 28, 1781); d. Julv 17, 1804. 4, Fi;ki)'i;i;ick, Nov. 20,
1701; d. .May 17, 1702. o, Frctlcrirk. \\xg. 20, 1703; in. Jan. 31, 1827. Lois yuinnier.s;
10 chil. 0. "Xf.i.sox L., Sept. 21, l?.i.-); d'. in Cohnnhi;!, S. C., Nov. 13, 1831; m. Sci)t.
12. 1831, Martha (iunn. 1, Sj.mh y.'^son, h. 1n32. ■; , C(>]:nkli.\, h. Jan. 17, 1^08; d.
May 8, ls37; unni. 8. Kv.si.\n, b. July 2, 1802; res. Middletown, Conn., lS7r): nnin.
"VI. AVilliani, ii. abt. 1703; d. of fever at Santa Crnz, \^'. I., Jan. 11, 1702; in. July,
17S4, Klizubeth, dan. of Amos and Sih.yl (Raldwin) IJaldwin. b. Xw^s. 30, 1707; d. Marcli
10, 1838. 1, Samtel. b. Oct. 3, 17.'-o:" d. Jnlv o, b'-^iO, a. 8'T; Ca])t'. ; uniriner; ni. Se])t.
20, 18O0, Abicrail, dan. of Kliliu Ilaldwin. d. Mav 20, 1SI4; (2) Julia ].e\sis, who d. Oct.
8, 180.'). 1, 'f!rar( Ann. June 0, 1.S13: in. Nov. "14, 1832. Jason Clark; 7 chil. 2, Vni-
liam, Sept. 10, IS],-}; d. April 20, 1S47. unin, 3, h'li:<ih,i/i. Oct. o, 18)7; d. Oct. 11,1847,
umn. 4, Or.h'". b. ])ec. S, 181<); d. Mav 20. 1S47; m. Ana-. 2."3. 1^30. Sanmel A. .Miles;
3 chil. ."), Phflx, Oct. 23, ]s21; in. Se'pt. 10, 1S40, William Ihill; (2) June 11. 1803,
liichaid II. House; 7 cliil. 0, .4'/,y"^c'" JAnv/, Mar.di 27, 182.'); d. March 18. 185; m.
X. 1>. i'orter, civil eni;-ineer. 0, J'/wnlarc, h. Sej.:. 11, is27; m. Awj;. lis, 18.~)3. Elizu-
Ijetli, dau. of Marcii.s Baldwin; ^. i. 2. Ei.r/.MiETii. April 8, 1788; d' July 23, 1844. of
injuries five days after bein.o: thrown fioni a waeon; in. March 2, 1807, Nehemiah, s. of
Eicliard Bristol. He was Capt. of X'. Y. and Liverpool packet before the days of titeam
on the ocean. He was a lirst rate saihir, and commanded some of tlie best ships
in the trade. 1, Wi'li^m A,itl,nn,/. b. ISUT: <1. v. 2, M'iUinhi- Anihotnj . An^--. 27, 1809;
111. Mary Dodd. 3, EUznh.iJt Att'n, Aj.ril 24, I8"l2; m. Charles Tibl)als. 4, ./"//// Kahn.
Oct. 2G,"l81o; m. ],ucy A. 'I'ildials. .">, Arifift'Jcs. Awy. 11, ISli^; m. YXv/.-a (Oappincr)
Street. 0, Amos Snn(/i. Sept. 15, 1820; Dea. 2d ('(Miii:. chh., Milford; -m. ]']rr/,abeth, dau.
of Galpiii Hiirby. 7, riiimas S.'oir, June 15. 1823; Treas. .Milford Savin;,^s Bank. Has
been mem. Conn. Lenr. ; jj, Elizabeth Tibbals, ,sis. of Charles; (2i Ann Maria, dau. of
Isaac ]5aldwin and wid. of \\'estover: (3) I'ratt. i. by 1st m. : 1, Cornelius,
now (1883) freshman in Y, C. 8, JaiLc Stmr, VA). 27, 1825; m. Jane Lauixrid^'-e. 1,
Frederick. 2, Frauk. 9, Ban Allen. May 21. bs2S: d. y. 10, 7v/.vr/;?/.^ jr.dnas. March
0, 1880; m. Mary Jane Hijrbv, sis. of Elizabeth. 3, Cii.\Ki.ofiK, March 5, 1791; dec;
m. I'ri Tuttle [p. 4>;2].
VH. Phineas, m. .\uo-. 14. 1797. Mary I'latt. He d. 1811. 1, ^r.vncts, m. Feb. 18,
1834, Mary. dau. of ]5eard Baldwin. 2, LfKE, d. umn.' 3, H.s.nnau M.\kia, m. Oct. 18,
1835, Louis Ferris.
4. Nalhauiel Stow, of Concord, ^Lass. ; will dated June 8.1001; m. Elizabeth
, wlio d. June s, lOill; (2) Autr. 20. Ifi02, . 1, J'Mi.v, b. June 29, 1057; d. inf.
2, Haxnaji, d. May 14. 1058. 3, Tiianki i i,, Jan. 4, lOOO. 4. Samlef., named iu will
of Ids unch', Ib'V. Samuel Stow, 1702. /. bv 2d m. : 5. Euenkzf.K, I). Jnn<' 28, ICif.S.
1, .l;«'/.v, .\pril 15. 1718. 1. Amos. b. Xf>v. 20, 1750. (1), Joseph Appleton, Oct. 7, 17;15;
of \\'isconsin.- IJev. \Yni. 1\ Stone of Milwaukee.
5. Samuel Stow, b. E!!i,dand 1024; Harv. Col. 1045; tan.-ht scliool at l^oxbury;
ju'eached at Ciielnisford, Mass.; next at Ciu) rlestow n; next at t.'oncwrd: rem. to Middle-
iiAvn, (."onn., li',52; first preacher tln_M-e 105;)-(;:]; ufw-cwards pn^ichi'd at Windsor, Farni-
iiiLMin and \N'ether^;tie]d: ^-ave land in Mid. for edueatinnal piirp S's; founded tin- <'oni,'-.
chh. at Simslniry, Conn. May s<'ss.. 1095, thaidvs of the (ieiieral Court reiurned to Mr.
Stow for his i/(V/. uft/ie AiiU'il.i iif y./r J-J,!'/.. whieh he had ]irepared v.ilh -Teat jKiins
and labor. Will dated Au<r. 1-. 1702; d.\MHV 8, 1704; m. .Mav 8, lOl't, Hope, dau. of
William Fleteher of Chelmsford, .Mass.
1. J<din. b. .!uee 10, 105(!. in. E.-ther Wilco:^.
II. bdiubod. b, Feb. 20, 1053; m. Marv Atwater.
111. lloue, !>. Feb, 4, 105t'); m. Feb. i;;,'l077. Abr.iham Smith. She d. X(»v. 17,
1078. five davs rfter deuth of inf. 1, Samiki,. d. Nov. 12 1078.
094 Al'PKNDJX.
r/"-- IV. Dorothy, b. Aug. 1, IHoD; d. July 1-}, HVS; in. Jonatlmn (Jilbert, b. 1(31S; t-"
'i^ , children.
' V. Kli/abc^th b. Anu;. 1, UV:>2: d. Fd). 23, 17:57; ni. Nov. 19, IG'Jl, Mavbt^-c Barnes,
- / s. of Thomas d. Marcli C, 174-^; 7 chil.
VF. 'I'haidvfiil, b. .May.",. li.;it: m. Caj.t. William Trowbrid-.., b. Nov. ]■,>, KWS; s.
of William. (See Jfi'lh- i-'s IV'tf/ic'i/in for aeconnt of famim- on ]>assa,u,'o of 17 \ve.,-K-.s fi'om
Fayal in sloop of .50 ti,n-^, and miracalou.s lishinii-. Arrived at Xew Haven Oct. 1(1,
lGy7.) 1, 'riiANkFiJ., .^ept. :.'.■). J(;s7. •-', K\rK!!ii;\rK, ;May :2o, KJ'.A). :;, Auk.aii,, b.
Nov. 4, WXi; d. si.on. 4. Wii.iia.m, d. Xnv.. Ki'Ji).
VII. Maro-aiet, b. .March lo, imr,-. d, 1-Vb. (>, 173'.); m. Sc])!. 2. ICS)-?, Bcriah Wct-
niore of Middletown, and had amonir others: 4, H AN.NAt!. b . .May 2, 1 70:!; m. her eons,
yeth \\'etmoi-t-; hi-. 2d wf. She d. .\[ay 1, 1748. He ni. (M) Hannah, dau. of Kev. Tim-
otliv Edwards.
Vlil. IJachel, b. March 13. li;;6a-7; d. Jan. 8, 1722; m. May 13, l(;;l3, Izrahiali Wet-
more. 1. };kv. IznAiiiAH, b. Jane 2>;. Id'.i3. 2. Stow, li. Jan. 4, KJ!)!. :'., -Iami's, Dee.
lil, l&J'r, Pastor * 'on,!;', elih. at >;o. Haven; afterwards rector Epis. clili. ;it live, \vlierc
sec memorial ta.idet; m. Ann Hwight. 1, 'J'unnth;/, Attorney (Jeneral, Province- (d' New
Brunswick. 2, Jo.iuca, of Hye, X. Y. 3, Alf/cyr, m. liev. Joseph T>an\son. 4. A/nn, m.
Gilbert Brundace. ."i, Clnnitii. m. Josiah Piudy. from ivhom the Purdys of iJye. 0,
Edher. m. David Brown; (2) Je^se Hunt, Hii^h S'herilT, Westchester Co.." 1 :.s(). "4, Uii-
A]'-OU,'l). April 18. IC'JS. 1, lr],<i\,..d. 1, .Miiiy, m. .hily 7, ISK.i, .Vr.drew M:ither. il),
Hon. J. P. C. Mather, Sec. of State, Conn. ' h. Smtii," b. Nov. bS, 1700; m. Martraret
S<mthniavd, wid. of Samuel Gavloid; (2) llannali XN'etmore. I. bv 2d m.: 1, .S./A, Oct.
9, 1743; "m. (2) .March 27. 17!)i, 1/.icret:;i, dau. of Stephen W;inier. and wid. of Jnh-i
>Scott, and had 12 chil,, of whom Julia, b. Jan. 21, 17i)2; m. John C. Bush of X. Ilav.,
and had among others, Harriet Wetiuore, b. Ajui! 2,5, l.Sbj; m. E. .M. N. Starr, .\dj.-
(•'en. Conn. Mil. 6, Jb;iii:.MiAH, Nov. 8, 1703; m. Feb. •,^'>, 172.7; Abigail Butler. 7,
Cai,kjj, Jnly, 170G. fS, Jusiaii, 1). 170S.
5.1. John Stow, 1'. June in, lt;,.-,0; d, June 30, 1732, a. S2; "•])er, that John Stow-
■^v'lio was wounded in iving Philip's war." — S^d'ufjc; m. l()7.s, E.-:.ther, da.u. (,>1' Sergt. ^^'m.
Cornwall and wid. of John Wilcox, b. IG.oO; d. May 2, 1733, a. .'^3.
'I. Hoi>e, b. Se|>t. 10, 1079; m. Capt. George Phillips. '
II. Samuel, b. 1G84; d. Nov, 17UG.
HI. Thankful, b. 1G«— : d. 1703.
511. Hope Stow, b. Sept. 10, 1G7H; d. March 18, 174G; m. Sept. 29, 1707, Capt.
CJeorge Phillips, who d. Oct, 8, 1747.
1. Hope J'hillips,
II. Mare-aret Phillip.s, b. Anir. 13, 1713; u. Sept. G, 174S; m. Jabez Hamlin.
HI. Samuel Phillips, b. Xov,\^0. 171.7.
IV. (ieorge Phillips, b. Aug. 22, 1717; m. Ins cous. Haniudi Phillips, who d, 17G9:
bed. of small-pox by inoc, 1778. 1, (7iX)K<;k, bap, April 8, 17.70; m. March 17, 177G,
Esther Arnold. 2, Thompsox, b, 17.72; m. Xov. 4, 177(;), Abigail Cornwell. 3, IlANXAit,
b. Aug. 4, 17.71; m. Oct. 11. 1774, Hon. \\'m. Cushing, .histice Suiu-eme <_'onrt V. S. ;
ai)p. by Washir.gt(ui; .V. /, 4, Hoi'i:, b. 17.7G; m. Aug, 24. 1777, \\\\\. \^'arner. .7, Mai;-
GAiucr, b, 17.7'.,'; m. Oct. 8, 1777, Lloyd Bowers. G, PiKi;i'o.\r.
5111. Hope Phillips, b, March 17, 1711; d. Dec. 1, 1 r3G; m. March 17, 1731.
Ejiajdiras L(.rd of Weiherstield, b. 1700; d. Xov. 2-7, 1799, a. 90; he m, (2) Eunice, dau,
of Bev. John Bulklev of Colchester, Conn.
I. Ei>aphras L(.rd. b. Oct. 1, 1732; d. y,
II. Samu( 1 Pliillii>s hord, b. Oct. 28, 1734; res. E. Haddam, Conn.
lU. Hope,
51113, Hope Lord, 1-. Dec, 1, 173G; d. Dec, 11, 1798; m. Aug. 27, 17.74, Amasa
Jones of Colchesier, ^\■!lo d, at Harlf,, Feb, 24, 178.J, a. .77,
I. I>aniel Jones, b. Aug, 2.s, l~,:C,.
li. Amasa Jones, b. Julv 27, 17.77.
HI. Samuel Phillips J. mes, b, Sr-pt, 23. 17.79.
I\'. Hope .bmes, b. X'ov. 1, 17G1; m. Hora<-e Se\ nnnir, LL.D. (;f Lansini;-biug, X'.Y.
V. I'i)a;>lir;is .bm.-s, b. Fel«. Pl, 170!,
VI. Kichard f,, .lones, 1). June 17, 1 7G7.
VII, Abigail Warren Jones, b. April 23, 17G9; m, Charles Selden of Troy, X, Y. 1,
Hon. Di;i>i.T';v Sei.dex.
APPENDIX. 605
VIII. (>'porii<^ .Toni's, m. Bngardiis of ('at-slcill, X. Y.
IX. Williain Jones, m. Eunice Bueklund.
X. Mary .Joiu's.
XI. Haiiuah Jones, jii. Josialk Sherman.
511131. Daniel Jones, b. Auy. 2S, IT.j-"); mercli. at Ilartf. ; Major Gov. Foot
C-ruards: ti\. March !I, 17"^1, ('live, duu. of Silva.ims 'rUiker. Es(i., ^^■ho d. Felj. T. 1 TSS,
a. -yt; [-2) Oct. 7. IT'JS, Khoda, dan. of Dr. ("liarh/.s Matlier, who d. Nov. 'JG, lS-17, a. SI;
I). E. Windsor, Conn., I'd), i;, ITt',? .
1. .Naucv, III. S''iit. 80, l'>rt4, Ih-nrv Isiiur of llartf.
II i:iizai)cth, m. Ai-ril isi,,"), Nolde Day/Esci., of New I'n'stcai.
III. Olivia, III. S'-pt. -21, ]S11, i;.'v. Jer."iiii;ih I.)a\ ; Y. C. Il'.to; succerded Tiiiioiliy
I)\vi:;d)t as Pres., l.'-ilT to IS-iO; in. (I) Jan. T^^O"), Martlia, <lau. of ]i')--er Sherman, who d,
April 4, \iiOC), leavino- s. Sherman Dav, h. Feb. 14, IsOu*. 1. Maktua, b. Feb. !.">, ISl:'.;
d. Dec. '3, 1n;«., 2, Jehkmtaii, b. July 1, IMo; d. J).-c. 4, ISKj. ;j, IIkxkv, b. Nov. 4,
1S17; d. Fell. 17, 1^:^41). 4, Ih.iZAiiKTn. Ij. Dec L'4, U-'JO; in. Sept. Hi, ISKi, 'rh(.mas A.
Tliacher; Y. <;'. IS- o: tutor. ls:><-42: Prof. Lauii since isl",' to present time. 1888. 1,
Janir^ Kliij-<hi/, h. Oct. l;>. 1S47; Y. (.'. IsCS; tutor; M. D. 5, M auv, b. Nov. o, 1^2:3; d.
March 28, ]s2;). U, Oi.iviA, !.■. Sept. 24, 182G. i. hy 2(1 in.:
IV. Kev Henry, h. 1801 ; V. C. 1820; pastor 'Coiiir. clih. at Xew Britain, Conn. :
Pres. Female Si/m. at Greenlield, Mass., wlu're h" m., 1828, dau. of i>r. Noah ^^'el)ster;
since Ibo'J conducted a colle^-iate school on (iohh'n Hill, Bride:r])ort, Omin., where he d.
Nov. 9, 1^7S. 1, W'kkstek JO-\e.s, M. D., Chicago, 111. 2, DaT., m. Pev. Thomas K.
Beecher, D. 1).
V. Daniel, b. 1802.
52. Ichabod Stow, h. Feb. 20, K;.-.:^: d. March 25, 1G04; m. Oct. 22, 1G8S. Mary,
dau. of David Atwaxer of New Hav., b. March 31, l(j(!2.
I. AbiKail, 1). Jan. 2o. ba]i. Jan. 29, 1602; d. Oct. 19. 1099.
II. lloj^e, h. Oct. 31, bap. Nov. 4, 1094; d. Jan. 23, 1703; m. Dec. 13, 17ns, J-Jiiel
Hav.ley; his name appears in Durham as ownine- real e.state there in 17il8, which he sold
1712 and afterwards rem.; ho was drowned in C'lum. river, Jiuv 1'.). 1721. 1, ^Iakv, b.
Au^^ 22, 1711, bap. Sept. 12, 1714. 2, Hoi-K, b. June 30, hap'. July 17. 1719: m. Se]n.
13, 1739, Jolm Lvnnin of Middletown, ("\uin., b. April 9, 1717. 1, C'ltluninc, h. Nov. 8,
1741; in. Lot. Benton. 2, ll'nuah, b. June 19, 1743; m. Pev. Willi.ston. 3, K^thu\
b. Feb. 17, 1742: in. David r>eecher, 3d \d'. , motlier id' Dr. Lyman Beecher, and d. of
cons, two davs after b. of Lyman; lie m. (4) Eli/.aljeili Iloadley; (.")! Mary Lewis Elliot.
Jolin, b. Jan". 13, 1744. 5, 'Ducid, b. A[n-il 21, 1740; bap. in'ovNn house by reason of
sickness of mo. and child, by Pev. Nathaniel Chauncey. Mrs. H. W. 15. Starr of Mid-
dletown lias a full record of the Stow family, to whom we are indel'ti^d for a part of the
above ^-en.ealogy. — s', ,• '\Y,j)at,rt fhnc'lo'jij.
6. Thankful Slow, ni. Dec. 4, 1G49, John Piei'pont of Poxbury, s. of James and
Marg-aret Pierpont. James came over to see his ss. John and Pobert, and d. in America.
Joliu P. a. Dec. 7, 1862, a. 04. ■
PIEPPONT.
The Pierpont liu.' is traced back to liobert de Pieri)ont, wlio came with the Con-
qunrer to England. The seventh in descent from Pobi-rt was Sir Henry of Holme Pier-
l)OHt. in riiiht of his wf. . Annora. dau. of Michael Manvers, Lord of Holme. From this
Henry it is ten u-enerations to Pobert, who was created Earl of Ivingston, in2s, wlio-e
last n"iale descendar.r v/as Evelyn Pierpont, 2d duke ol Kingston, who d. s. i. 1173. The
al)ove Pobeit of 1028 had a youneer brother William, the father, it is said, <if James,
who came to .-\mcrica witli two ss. , John and Pioberl. John settled in Hoxbury, Mass.,
and m. Thankful Stow; i.:
I. 'IJiaiikful, b. Nov, 20, bap. Dee-. 2, 1019; d. soon.
11. Jolm, b. Jiilv 22, 1(;.-,1; d. .soeui, iinbap.
111. John, b. Ort" 28, ba}., 3,1, 10:)2: d. Dec, 30, 1090, unm.
]y. pyperience, 1). Jan. 1, bap. Fele 18. lOoo.
V. Ir.f.'int, b. .\u'j:. 4, li>."i7; <1. soon, unba]).
\[. Ja-.ies. b. Jan. 4. bap. S, li.^jO.
VII. Kbene'.er. b. Dec, 21, bap. '^■2, 1001: m. Oct. 20, 10'J2, Marv, dau. of Samuel
Kiie--les.
\i[]. Thankful, b. Nov. 18, 1003.
(596
ArPKXDIX.
IX. Joseph, b. April 8, JGGO; bii. in Cainliridgo; d. Feb. 2.1, 1087; ])rob. a stiubut
in collcg-e.
X. Bonjaiiiin, b. July •:?(■), lOGS; Ihirv. Col. IG^IJ; minister at Cliarlcstoii, S. (,'
\v]ier(.' he (I. IGl)^. " . -• ■,
. Jaincs Pierpont, b. Jan. 4, IfiGO or ir,.")!): Ilarv. <.'ol. IGsl; onlabicd- Pastor
■of the lyt chh. in X. llav., July '2, IGS.j; sii'Tt'ssor of John l^avcniiort. llr d, Xor. 'j',
171J, and if bu. inuU'r ;1il' invsent ("ontvr clih. A n'.cii.orial tahh^t in this ehh. has, iil
addition to the abovr facts, tin- (■njrrav.-d arms o|' the Pirrpunt family, and that he ni'ii:
istt'rod faithfully r<ir oO yrs.,arul thi.i in^i-rip! ion : ■' Ilhs i;-rai-ious rifts and fi-rvcnt
l)iety, jiorsuasivt.', elegant and winnini;; manmu-.s -were devonlly sjien't in the service of
his Lord and .Alaster;'' and •" lie \vas oiu' of t),,' founders of ""i'ale C\ille;;e." •• 'I'li,.
paper^s of thi' college." sa.ys Prof. J)e^;ter, " bear liis impress dnrin.^; his life in X. llav.
(IGSl-l ril) more than any other, and the settlenuuit of the college liere was hut a ful-
lilhnent of one of his |,!;uis." lie m. Oet. 27, IGdI, Al)igail, dau. of l.'ev. Joiin Paven-
port, who d. about four m-mths after m., Feb. ;j, Pl'.)l-2. n. 2l); (2)'.Mav IJO. IG'Ji, at
Hartf., Sarah, dau. of b'ev. Josejih Haynes. wlio d. Oct. 7, IG'JG, a. 2;!; (■'•) IGKs, Ma'rv.
dau. of Kev. Samuel Hooker of i'"armino-ton. and rr. dau. of Kev. Thonnis Hooker of
Hartf,, b. July S, 1G7;}: d. N.-v. 1. 1740.^ /. by 2d m :
I. Abigail, b. Se]>t. ID, 1G9G; m. Nov. tj, 1714, Ilev. Joseph Xoyes, od minister at
X. Hav. /. by ;!d m. :
]I. James, b. Mav 21, 101)9: m. Sarah ■: (2) Anne Sherman.
HI. Samutd, b. l).":'e. :!(i. ITdO; Y. C. ]71S; d. Mandi IT,, 172:;.
IV. Mary, b. X(.v. 2;J, 1702; m. Aug. 19, 17PJ, P.ev. William, eld. /. of Pev. Xoa-
diah and Mary (Hamlin) iius.-ell. b. Xov.'20, Pi'.iO; V. <.'. Tutor; succeeded his father as
pastor of tlie (dili. at Mhldletown. ami d. June 1, 17G().
V. Joseidi, b. Ort. 1, 170-1: m. Hannah Ihrss-ll.
^'l. Penjaniln, 1.. .luh' IS, d, Dec. 17, 170G.
Vlf. Benjamin, O.-t. K,, 17u7; Y. C. 172G; d. ]7,SG.
Vlll. Sara'h, b. Jan. '.). 170'J; m. Jonathan Kdwards [p. ;176].
IX. lie/ekiah, b. May G, 1712; m. Lydia Hemingway.
6G1. Abigail Piorpoiut, b. Sept. 10, 1G9G: m. Xov. G, I71G, Rev. Jo.<-p]i
oS'oyes, b. IGSS; Y. ('., liO'j; J'utor 4 years; ord. j.astor First <dili., Julv, NIG; had sev.
chil., of wlioiu only l.s. and 3 daus. lived to b.> m. He wa-' s. of P.ev. James 2So}e.s of
Stoniugton, Conn. " Ho d. June IG, 17G1, a. 7;J.
i: John.
II. Abigail, m. Tliomas Darling. 1, Aim; .vii. , m. Hon. Charles Chanuev fp lOJ 1
HI. Sarah, m. Col. Chester of \\'ether.>.tield, Conn.
G611. Johii Noyes, Y. C. 17r>6; licensed to ]>reach, 17o9; d. Xov. .■"). 17G7, a. e2:
m. Mary, dau. oi' Pev. .bise|,h and Kebocca Peaboily Fish. She m. (2) 17 7.1, Lbdd Sel-
leck Sullivan, and was mothi>T of Prof. Benjamin Sullivan.
1. John, b. Aug. 27, 17G0; Y. C. 1779; ordained at Xorthfield Parish, Faiilield
Co., Conn., 17SG; m. .March S, 17SG. Kunice Sherwood, ^vho d. March 2.'j. 1S21, a. (il;'(2)
Oct, IG, 1.S27, FannySwann of Stonnimrton, b. Julv, 9, 177G. 1, S.'vMfKi, Siii;i;u (ioi> \>
May 20, 17S7; M. D. : set at Xew ('anaan. Conn, i.SH; m. X'ov. ;l, ispj, K-tlier Ch.'ip-
man, b. June .1, 1790. 1, Snn/hK h. March 12. INM. 2 Jirnj^nnin Xov 10 l^IG
U7///V'//,., Hoc. 10, I.SIS. 4, ,//,''/// C//. ';»/«.///, Julv 2."). 1.^2'). .->, Vv,, /,•/,'.. An-- 7 1>22-
<1. March 12, ls,-)7. G, J.isluh Chain,, an. Jan. 22, is24;d. Mav 22 bS-l'o f .fohn h
A].ril 11, is2i;; d. Oct. 22. ls,l;j. ^i, Khz.ilwth. h. .Mav 14, 1S28. ' '.). J.n,,,^' ])„ ,/ h.
Se]if, 17, 1.8-'J0; d, Dec. 4. IS.M. 2. M.vitv. b. Xov. 2, i7Ss. ;!. John, b. Mav 11 17iiO
4, \Vii,ii.\.\r, 1), May 2;;, 1792. h. Fiik.nk/.ku, I). .March 27,1791. g! P.kn.i.vmix, Feb.
-1, 179G; d. April 21, ISbl. 7, Ci[.\i:!,i-;s, h. .June 2:!, 1 79:>; d, -hilv 9 iN21 ,s Fu'nkt
b. Aug, 21, ISOO; d. F,4., 12, l.si.)4, 9. Bi;i:i:, Au>x. 91, b^itij; Y. C. 1.^24; set. at Sav-
brook. Conn.; d. July 2, 1S:;0.
6G2. Jaines Pierpont, b. May 2l, 1099; Y. C, KIS; tutor, 1721: d. June P^ 177G:
m, Sarali . whod. Si-pt. 2S, ] 7.VJ. a. 4:!; (2) ManJi 2s. n.'il, .\nne Sherman.
\. Fvelyn, b. .March IG. 1 7.-)."i. Fordesc., sn- J[i/d,'s I,',,,., p, :H(), 1, A <.'i;. Dvi".
of Fvelyn; m, (buHPeli and had; 1, 117^/:7.v ./. r ,-.;./,/,v, // of Wal lino-ford, Conn, 2.
Kocli/n. y. i.\ has lieen mis4ni:- birleijf .■' r'cntury: prob. dio\viiod ai -m-k ;;. '/.', c. //,.-,-
Ai'./A of \\'e-r. X. Y.; il ii'.iug is ilie le-al Inir to tie- earlier Pieri) uit honors, aecordinu'
to the Ihiglish law of SMcces-.i, .n : I), abt. ls(i(); pvinu' iu 1S7.').
11. Pol)ert, 1). .)k\\w i;!, 17.17.
APl'ENDIX.
697
lir. .Tanv.s, h. .h-Ay 'J7. 1701; in. ] 7S'3, Kli/.al.ctli, dan. nf CliaH.-s and Ann.; Hun-
tington Collins of Litchlicld, (.'onn. 1, .T(_)iix, h. .Vjiril G, ITSo; Y. ('. Isnl-; stud, law in
Litchliold; adin. toluir in E.ss(-c Co., Mass.; al't.Tw. ni.Tcli. in P,altini(ii-i' and T.oston ;
sttid. ThfO. at Ifafv. and ord. niin. nf lldllvst. I'nit. cldi.. I'-.-.-iton. Mass; author >,[' ^[ir.s-
vf J'alixlua ii\id oxlu-r ]>ni'\\i^. An allillcnitive iuoi-ri |it idu (u\ his li-.u' nmiiunirnt in
Aiibui-n c-Mnt-tcry reads: " l>oet, Patrinr, I'n'ariu'V, I'hiln.Miphrr, Philanlhn.i.ist;" m.
dau. of Hon. Lyndi_' L«-rd; (:?) Mary Slirhhui, h. 17N7; d. Au^-. 2o, lyO-l, a. (iS. 2,
Shkum.vn, n). Sidnia l]uni!-.ruii [p. (j'7].
IV. David, h. Julv -Ji.;, 17(il; ni. Sarah. Phelps. ], Kow.viiTj, h. Julv 1 . 1 TltH; d.
Ano-. ij, lS71;ni. Oliv JMalie^h'e, 1,. May 1, 1 TSU. 1, {;,;,n/c o! ThuiiKistnwn; ('--n;!.; h.ad
2 dans. •.\ Aiidrcr i>( l.iKddi.d,!; -j (huis. :j, /v/.r,//-,/, lives at old linniestead in I.it.di.
field. 1, Albert. 'J. Kr.'ih.rick. >], Nellie. 4, Chai-lcx. e, \Vaki:i.x. !.. Au-. 7, 17'J'):
m. Feb. iij, iy.':3, Polly JJlakeslee; res. W. Hlonnili.dd, N. Y.,inlSSi). l', Julia K.
(Clcnions), b. Ang. is', Is-Jl; .v. /. '2, S.irah A. (I'.arnard). b. F<-b. 17, 1S-J7; twice m. 1,
Sarah, o. Aimer A., I>. March 14, lN-^!»; d. Ma\ -.27, ]<Vy. 4, ,s'. X,ls>,ii. b. Xov. 9,
1'830; res. (Jwassee, Mhh,; ;j chil. 5, Hnh, ,(, b. Maich 'j:), ]s:;7;' res. ISIie' I'laiiids, Kan-
sas; .") chil. G. JA'/y/ .1. (.t^niith), b. Feb, 4, ISIO; res. Mearlville, Pa. ; 4 chil. ;?, Ibm.
lior.KKT of Rutland. \i. 4, Hon. John, b. . hitchiield. Conn, ISOG; d. Nov. IS, IssJ];
<:"hief Justice of Vt. ; m. Elizabeth, dan. of (jen, Ville Fawrcnce of Veruenm-s. 1, J)(ih.,
m. Albert ^^'. CJobb of Chicago, 111. 2, ILurij, ni. an adojned dau. of I'avid Favis, F.
S. Sen. from. HI., and \. Pies, proifin.
665. Joseph Pierpont, b. Oct. 21, 1704; d. Au>r. G, 17.V2; m. Hannah, fuh child
of \U:\ . Xinuliali Fussell, b. Feb. 2-'>, 1707; d. .Juut- G, HOI, She m. (-2} Samuel Sackett,
Esq.
F Sanyicl, b. April 10, 1729; d. Dec. 22, 1S20; m. Sept. 2F ]7oG, Elizabeth
Frost [p. 29].
n. Joseph, b. Sept. FF 17?.0; d. Feb. S, ls24; Y. C. 1751; m. Feb. 175G, Fvdia
J^assett; (2) Anna Flakeslee of Plyiuouth. Conn., Oct. 2G, 1791. He was town clerk of
Kortli Haven. He lived in a hons<' near the bridge built bv St< i.hen Jacobs [p. 29.] 1,
F:zk.\, July 11, 1757; d. Waterburv, Jan. 5, 1S42. 2, J()s"):)mi, April 2S, 17GII; d. June
50, lS3u. 3, KrssKf.L, >Fiy. 17, i7G:!; rh ]),.,;. 12, 1844, Haniden. 4. Fvdia, Nov. It-,
17GG; d. Sei)t. 9, 178><, Xo. Hav. 5. Frxv. Oct. 21, 1771; d. Xov. 4, 1792. G, DAXiKr,,
May Ui, 1775; m. Sep;. 2G, 1799, F-tlnr Humision of lh'ni<len; b. 1774; d.' Ang. 17,
1SG4, ii.^}Oi; hed. Xov. IG. ]f?5!; sue. his f. as i,..vn <ierk. J, J^uhr, I>ec. lU, IsoO; m.
Merritt S. Pierp.mt. Jun<' 15, 1S2;1, s. of Philemon. Siu' d. of cancer, Vr[). 2l,'ls51. 1,
Daniel Forenzo, b. 0.\iord. X. Y., Aug. 14, 1S24. 2, Bede Eb/.a, b. O:a'ord, X. Y.,
i^cpt. 10. 1N2G. ;;. Harriet Ann. b. Oxford, X. Y., Sejjt. IS, 1828. 2, IJii'-'^, Amil 21,
48(13; d. Aug. ]S, lt!83; a cou.stituent member (1845) of St. Paul'- (Fpis.1 chh., X. Hav..
und \Yarden for nn\ny yrs. ; m. Sept. 28, 1821, Sophronia F. . dau. of J. dm and Fucv
<Till of Xo. Hav.; '2i An-. 2l,lv;!2, Crace, dau. of H-riali Rradlev; /. . a dau. , m. Austin
B. Fuller. H. hJsthrr, Sept. 1, 1805; m. April 30, 1S29, Ezra Stiles"; rem. 1829, into the J)r.
'J'ruinbnll house in Xwrth Hav. 4. //:•/?■/•/,'(', Feb. IM, 18J8. 5, X/'///, ih'c. 10, isil. G,
Jand, June 24, 1N]4. 7, 7.'"/'/.v. .March 5, 1^:18; m. and had iloliart, . Jos.'ph and
George. 7, EzKA, s. of Jose[dt and 2d \vf. Anna Blakeslee. S, CiiLoE. 9, FrTiiKi-;.
10, Seabuhy.
HI. James, b. Oct. 2, 1732; d. Dec. 2, 1815; jn. Fvdia Mansfield. 1, Jamkp, m.
Lncinila Todd, [p. 259].
lY. 15enjamin, b. Jan. 7, 1734; d. Sept. 2i), 1812; m. D.m-. 17, 17G5, Sarah 131akeslee.
Y. Hannah, b. Xov. 12, 173G; d. Ajiril IG, F81G; m. An--. 5. 1752, Cai.t. Samuel
Sackett; m. (2) Aljtd Fiockett.
YI. Mary, b. Oct. 20, 173.'^, d. June 21, 1773; m. Fichard Brockett. 1, Joseph.
13, 3F\i;v. 3, (iiLi-:s. 4, Fydi.v. 5, HiciiAUji.
Vil. (Jile.-;., b. June 4. 1741; d. Jan. IG, 1S:;2; m. Jan. 2G, 17GG, Elizabeth Coo]'er.
1, l^fCiXDA, Dec. 21, 17GG; m. 4'od.1. 2. J(.i;i., Oct. 9, 17G.\ ;;, EsTifKU, Oct. 27.
1771; m. .(cs.-e 'J'utile [p. 2.2G1. 4, Ei Nnr., Feb, 24, 1775. 5, Z::!; vit', .lulv 20, 1779. (1.
(Jll.Ks, M:,y ;;], 17So; d a. 59; m. Sarah liassett, dau. u\ .b—' and .\bbv" Hlakesh-e B.
}4] who d. at res. of li,.r s. Ouy Pierpont at Ib.ckbird, 1 11. , a. .7!). i2 1 Eunice .Mun-
-s.ni. ], S,tr<iL. 2, K'',r,irdH,h. 1817; \.C. ls;',7; tutor; jud-e suiirenu' court ; .Minis-
ter to Eng.; FF. 1). 3, Fl.mox. 4. (Hv, 5, Dai., m. "Samuel A. Turtle of Ch.e-
.shirelUl.
\ ill. Abigail, b. June G, 1743; <1. Feb. 13, 1M5; m, T^ee. 23, 17G2, Caj.t. Xoah Ive.s
(2) Xov. 'M\, 17i;3. o'eo. Kilburn.
F\. Hezekiah, b. Sept. 27, 1745; M. Dec. 2G, 1771, M.diitable Co.>p>er.
X. Sarah, I). July 31, 1747. d. Jan. -21, 17U1; m. I'eter Eastman.
698 ■ APPHXDIX.
669. Hczekiah Pierpont, h. May G, 1712; d. S^pt. 29, ITil; m. Feb. 0, ]:ati, .;
Lvdi;i. Ili'iiiiiiLrvvuv. lie cl. ^l■[)t. 2!.), 17-11. ' -a
I. Jarril,, b. Fell. 11, 1737. <
11. .b.bn, b. May 21. ITlD: in. Oct. 20, 17(17, Sanili. (hiu. of X:itli;ini.-1 ami Ifiuinah 1
(Nirlial'~'>i,) B. ■(■!.-, 1). (I -t, 1^', 1741: '1. Ai>i-il l.'i, is;;,-., a. '.it); yi->. 11.' ,1. Oct. S, ISO."), ''
1, ilKZKKl.Vir, 1>, Xmv. ;;, 17t;S; J. Au^-. 11. ISMS; in. AliUf Maria Constable. 1, Kmihr
Condahk, m. .Inscph A. }'cri-y. 2, IhUri/ lj\!i;n, b.Aui;-, s, ISOS,- m. Dor. 1, ISll, .\iiim
Maria Jay, b. k<<.'{,>1. 12. isiO; Pre.-;. \\m. iHiicvolfht L-^ocic'ly of (i:ari- (■luijcli, . Brooklvu
ITei.ylits. Mr. P., in connt-ctiou with liis f. -in-law, owns dl) a'-ri'^ on Bro'il-ilyn Iieiu-lii>,
111 connection with others founded (ji'eeuwood (/enietery in is;;."), and has lieen Vice-Pre.s.
and Pres. since 1S:JS: has b^en Vice-Pres. of tlie Brooklyn l'( ri'ies. One of thf founder^
of the Geog-. ;;'.oc. and Union JiHagiie (^"lub of .\. Y. ; (J chil. Of this fani. is Maw Mou-
tague Pierpont: Hanlet Constable Pierpont, ni. Edi^-ar A. Ivirtoii; .Inlia .lo-i-pliiu'e Pie.r- y
pont, \i\. John C'on.stabli,' in ('onsttibh-vilh-: Kllen .\. Pierjiont , ni. l>r. James A. ?\rui(.ir; '■'
Williaiii Constable Pier['oni, win, ti. at Pier;-epont .Manor, .lelfei-sou Cm,. X. Y,; Anna
Con.stable Pier[)ont, who m. \'au\\'a,L'eiL)an, ami had s, 0. Iluix-it \'an\\'a^'eniaii.
2, S.V7;.vii, d. Xov. 11, 1772, a. o u)os. ?,. <.\\\.\n,i\. .Mai-ch :;, 177:;. a. .") davs, 1, Poi.i.v.
d. ^^ept. 20, 177ii, a. 7 mos. r,. S.\kah. b. Ajnil :]. 177!: d. Feb. 12 17ss,'a. \\ vrs. il,'
ITenky, b. Jim. IS, 17s,".; d. Aw^. 8. 17'J(i. 7. ILvnxati:, 1). Fef.. B'., 17T(J; in. lie'v. (.hin-
dius Ilerrick, who d. Mav 2<). is:-]!, a, .">'>. lb- was Piineii.al of a Feni. Seni. in X'. IF
1, Hnirif, Mareli o. isn;j." 2. ,y.7(/' l'tcriu:„t, F.-b. 10. ]S(i.".. ;J, Snrah Mirln, Marcli .-).
iSUii. -i, Edirard Cb'iidi'if<. IVb. 4. ISll: I'lvas. Y. C. ; d, Jane 11, lSi;2. ;>, M.vhy. b.
April 'd, 177S; ni. Xov. 11, 17l)t;, Edward T. <J"Biien, \\\w d. M:iv VA. 17!")9; (2) .Jan. 12,
18'Jij, Kleazer Foster. Y. <_". 1S()2: lawver. 1, llair'i J^d'-.ird. Ort. lo, 1707. 2, FJ.r-u
JLti/, Xuv. 2.",, 1790. i. bv 2d ni.: :i, Jfnri/ Ann, (.)ct. 21, ISDC. 4, Kd,r,ird I'n/, -lau.
12, 1N08: d. y. 5, I'itjjMit JJ.u'S, Sept. 8,"lsii0. (>, J,',u<,- X, ,n!'\ Au,;.:. Ki, -[si\. 7.
iC^fVUY'/' iv7;/.'7.v.''(//-?/, b. May 20, 18B1; Y. C. is;;4; .lud^e of Probate; Urate's .\ttoniey;
Rep. Cand. for (lov. of Conn.; m. Jan. 2, ls;!2. .Mary (.'odrin.uton <d' Fn.i;li-h nativity. 1,
William J-Mward, Y. C. IS'iO; Editor B'l.jy.i'o C'lnn' rrind Adr, rtisrr. 2, J'leazer Ivin-s-
burv, Y. C; lav.vrr. 3. John Pier]>on"t. \ . C. ; M.F.; X. llav. 4, Marv. d. Dec. 42,
186-1, a. 21. 8, if,trrvf S„,,f/,, ,Marcli 4, 181.-,. 0, Cnro/inc Uwlrr, Aiirir8, lsl7. 10,
Edirardfi. Win.. March 28, Isp); d. Aim'. 9, 1828. >», Jotin, b. Au^^ 8, 17S0; d. Ainal 12,
18oG. 10, Xatii.\x, Oct. ly, 1782.
Maiy Pierpord, wf. of Thomus, to chh. at MiddU'town, C(;!in., Fell. 14, 17G2.
Elizabeth Pierj.int, admitted to full e,ini. at Middletown, Conn., March 20, 1708; ni.
Richardson, and d.. Ins wid., Oct., 182G. ;-
Elizabetli, dau of Thomas Pierj.ont, bap, Midd. Sept, 11, 1748. '''
Sarah, dau of Thoma.s Pierpont, bajx Midd. Oec. 8, 1751. . ■ . . f
' I
TODD. ^
Todd, an old Scottish tHini for b.x; In^ncethe use of that animal in th-j family arms. -:
Adam Todd landed in X. Y. aluuit 17ltii, from Scotland; his desc. are uumerous; {
intf'rniarried with A.-tors, Brevoi,irt>, Sedgw icks, etc.
An Irish Toild set. in Pa.; ancestor of Robei't Todd, iZ't. gr. f. of ^frs. Pres. Lincoln.
Three Yorl;>hire fanulifs of 'J'odds set. in t!ds country. 1, Ya. Tedd of wlioni
Thomas Todd of K\., Asst, J nd.i^e F. S. Suin-emc' CouH. 2, Ma.^s. 4'od.l, de.sc. from
John Todd of (■luuleston, lfi;;7; furuislujd alien, to Rev. army and many nun of dis-
tinction. 3, 'J'lu- (.'onn. Todds.
William Todd,- ancestor of the Conn. fam.. lived in Pomfret, York Co., Fug., and
was f. of Mercy and Christopher.
Chri.stopher Todd, b. Pontrefracr, Fn-,, bap. Jan. 11, 1(;i7; v.-as in Xew liav.m
IC'-jO: miller and farmer, and a bid-., r. In lt;.")(j bouglit of .b)>eph t'lanc, lot iin l-:im st.,
belweeu Orange and Church; a.itcrvards callei! tlit- Blm- nurtiug house lot; St. Tlio:uiis'
fhh. standri on a ]>art of it. He accjuired considerable |)r(,|)erty; he first liire.l tluui
boug-ht a grist mill, erected by the tov/n, where Whitney's guu factory now stands.
; loii,':^ knovu .is T(.il(rs mill. — lu r. J'r. J. E. Todil. lie madr his X mark fnr ^iLciuiture;
d. April 2;S, 1086; m. Giiiri' Miil.llri.rtink, (hiu, of .Mii-luid, u lio had I'nur rliih Ij^^sidcs
liracp, viz.: Mutrhesv, .Miolim-l. Maiy aiul lif:-tt r, v/hM ni, ivlwunl \\'iLi.;-l<_.-> worth.
1 I. John, h. \V)Vl; 111. S:u-:.h (ii'l oc!' ; (VJ) Sarah Jilark man.
i II. Saiiuu'l, 1.. Ki-l.-.; 111. Mavy liradley.
III. Mary, 1), lG-17: la. Au<:-. Ill, ]lJii'\ i>aac 'i'uriicr, s. of Capt. Xatliaiiicl.
1\'. (irace, b. Dec'. 15, KioO; la. Marcli 2, Kitjy-'.), IN'iilu-n Matl.jck. — /^u'A.nY^
{^u Add.)
V. .Mich.afl, Ix Jiin" IS, K;.-,:;;: in. E!i/ahoth hirown.
VI. Mt-roy, i>. Fth. IS, IDOV;: m. John hla^rtt. 1, Mkikv, b, 1>h,.. 1.-^, IGTO. ::.',
Hannah, Oct. y, I'JTS). 8, S.vkaii, .June:!. Uis-J. 1, Lydi.v, Aiiu-. ]i). KJ^o. .">, Akicail'
March lo, ](JS7-b. G, .Iuhn. Jiilv H, l(J'.)l. 7, .Ji>si:p;i, April '19, IC'.M. y, ];i:i;i:cc v'
March 1-1, IGUl-o. H, .lo.-Ki-it, JV-c. U, IGuT.
1. John Todd, bap. D-c :J. l(k!-2; m. Xor. -2?;, IDGS. Sarah r;ill,ert, (.lau. of M.atthmv,
mil- of the ••bfvcn pillar-" and J>.-p. 'biv..! wlio d. -April, ld7"J; CJ; .\ui;-. "20. 1C>77, Sa.;-ah.
dan. of luv. Adam Bl'unMn.aa. Slu' d. Dec. IG, IG^S; .-ho was .^1-:. to .Abigail, who nr.
IGTI), llc/.okiaii I'iclcih.-^on and had. JJev. -Joiuitiiaii Pirlcinson, Trt's. Col. ofX. .1.
I. Sarah, b. Aug. '27. lG7ii, d. Sopr., sin. i. bv 2d in.:
II. Sarah, b. Mav o, d. t»-i. l'.>, l(i7S.
III. John, b. May II, lii7!): m. Hannah rnitlor.
■ ]V'. Jonathan, b. j-\d). 20. IG'^O; ni. Sa:ah -Mt:nriM.>n.
V. S.nruli, b. March 17, d. Jimc 2G !il'^2, >;n.
VI. :Mary. b. S^-).:. 2i;, IG'':!; d. An... 9,d70;;, nnia.
VIJ. Jo^:cph, d. num.. .Maivh 7. 17UJ.
VIII. Jo.viah, ni. Feb. L's. 171. 1, Elizabeth., dan. of MatihcAv (.iilbert; (2) Abigail, dau.
of Wni. and Marv Fredericks. whi> d. Anir. G, 17uU. " '
IX. Han. b.'aud d. I'cc. IG, IG-;.^. " . ■ .
13. John Todd, b. May n, 1G7!I: d. Sept. 21, 17-23; m. Feb. 9, 1708-9, Haniudi
Ballnr; she ni. [;^} Caleb Tuttie [p. 1 7GJ.
I. John, b. Xov. ]o, ]7UJ; n\. Hnniiah , 1, John, b. Jan. 8, 17:'l-2. '2,
Hannah, b. A]'ril lo, 173-1. o, Mini>\vi:i,i,, b. Sept. 6, 17:!G. -1, Klnathan, b Jan.'
7, 17:J-'.
11. Joseph, b. Nov. 1, 1711; ni. Sarah Punchard. 1, ^^'ILLIA^r, I). Dec. 37. 1740.
2, JosKPH, b. Ang. 20. 17-13.
HI. Hannah, b. Au-. 11, 1714.
IV. 'J'hankful, b. .Inlv ]s_ KIT; m. Dec. 20, 1739, David Fundersou. 1, CiiAUi.KS,
b; Jnlyl4, 1742. 2, Susannah, Ang. IG, 1744. 3. S\i;A]t, Mav ::iU, 174G. 4, John!
Jan. 1, 1747-S. 5, ])avi]j, Sept. 9, 1741b G, IXvNU.i,, Dec. lo, 1752. 7, Danikl, Decl
l.">, 177)3. s, \V>r. jMsiH'if, X<;v. 13, 1734. 9, Ahimaaz, Ang. 2G, 1757. 10, Anna,
Feb. 17, 17G0. 11, -Vnna, Oct. o, ] 7G3. 12, Tjian ki-rn, twin 'with Anna.
14. Jonathan Todd, b. Feli. 20, 1G80; d. Sept. 14, 1723; m. A])ril 19, 1711; Sarah
JIurrison, b. Jnly 7, IGSlj; a. April 29, .1753; she m. (2) 1735, Dea. IV-njamin Sloue oi E.
tiiiilford, Conn.
I. Jon.athan, b. Feli. 7, d. A]iril II, 1712, snn
11. Jonathan, b. March 20, 1713; \.V. 1732; d. Feb. 24, 1791; ])a.^tor at Fast
Guilford, Conn., 1733 till d.; m. Jan. 9. 1735, F^li/.abeth, dan. of Capt. Samuel Couch of
. Faii-lield, Cnnn., b. 1710; d. .y. /., Dec. 14, 1783.
i U\. AiuuA, b. May 15, 1715; d;.,wned at Fair Haven, Coim., Ang. 14, 1733.
J\', Fphraim, b. .Maich 7, 1719; d. June 9, 1724.
v. Sarah, b>. June Ki. 171S: d. June 111, 1719.
W. Timothy, b. .Ma.rcli 3, 1722; in. Abigail Crane.
146. Timothy Todd, b. .March 3, 1722; Y. C. 1747: .Merdi. and Magistrate in K.
CiuiUord; d. of small jiox Jan. :;, 1779; m. May IG, 1751, .\bigail, dau. of ^.'ai)t. Joseph
ami .Mary Couch Crane. 1). .\)nal :\, 173"; d. Sept. I'O, 1"^0!;.
I. Sarah, b. .Matcdi 30, 1752; d. .>!arcli 30, 1^10; m. James Kvarts rd' Suuderlaiuh
Vt. ], Ji;ki-..miah Fv.xk'Is, b. Fel>. 3, 1781; d. .May ]0, ls:il ; V. c. HO-j. hnwer;
their Cong, nunister, and See. A. H. C. F. M.; res. .\ "ihiv. ■■ind I harlest.'wn, .Mass.i m.'
Mehituble Barnes, (/(t<; Shernianl ilan. INtu'cr. 1. .!/• '/■</, m, \U-\. David ' i reen. Sec. .\.
v.. C. ]'. >4.; l-/c!iil. 2, M,i)-th<t Sh. !■:'.'■;, ,m. Uev. I;'.., n Carter 'I'la-s <d' Ihinf Vt
3, , Ay///- , /,///, V. C. I83:j; d. is:;;). 4, ]]',„. MaJ.nl/, m. Helen W.irdiier .d' W in.i.vor,
Vt.; 12 chil. 5, Si!ni/\. d. a. IG. 2, SAiiAff, b. AprH 2G, l7s(j,- d. March 15, ls41; m.
Hercules, s. of Josiah and Phei.>e (Cushman) \\'ashbi:rn of Kaudolph, \'t. ; b. Nov. 3,
700 appt:k])1X.
1788; (1. Nov. 23, 181!^. '■'>. Maiiy, d. a. 10. 4. Jonathan- '\\nn\ h. S.-jit. Ifi, ITiH ; .1.
Aug. 24, 18To; iii. Electa U'ilcox, b. July 22. 17',t4; <1, June 21, 1S70. ■"), ¥A.iv.\v.\:\n^
in. "Lewis Couant of Wcstfurd, Vi., ami left our- chil. 1, F.nohj Arn'/la, in. Ctias.
Coombs of Kipuu, Mich.
II. Elizaljcth, b. Fcl). U), 1754; d. Sci-t. 20, ]S:";:j; m. Jouailian Wilcox ..f Madi-
.-<oii, Coiiu. ; li chil.
III. Jdiiatha.u, b. >hiv 17. ]7.ir,; d. F.4.. 10, 1819: jdivsician in Madison; m. Mav
17, 1781, l^itli l;ri>]iu|), 'l.. 17'::.: d. Jc.lv S, ITSo: (2) Atiir. L"). 17H0. Chh.e Le.', wl,"o
d. Nov. 20, 17'JG; (:^) Jan. 11, ]7!»8. Sallv Fo\vl.-r, b. Aj-ril 7' 17(J8; d. Scj.t. 19, 1S.-,S; 7
cliil.
IV. Abirrail, b. Jiilv2t;, IKid: d. Feb. I'J, 1810; ni. Lunian (-raves of (ieoriiia, \'t.:
8 chil.
V. Mary, b. Oct. 9, 17C;3; d. Oct. 20, 1847; m. Bcnjainiu Bradb-y Wilcox of Mad-
isou, C;onii.:'0 <dii!. 1, H(ii;aci-;, in. ^Mnitb. 1, KUzuhilh. 2, Maii/ 'I'l'iJ'l. ;'..
Alinini. 2, Makv, 111. Silv.-,tcr NValklv. 1. P„'}ij,n.n,i . 2, Elhuuiih. ?>. M.'ri/.
y, Ai.MiUA.m. lluraco Hills. 1, EnnJ>i Ahuir.: , <Wi. 2."), 1^1:3; d. April Fl, 1n7:J; m.
June 20, 1!;:02, Klicn. Hale cf Canandailcua, X. Y.: ». i. 2, Clmls'i, Xov. 10, l^H. :',,
Mary 1t'/7^'';.r, Feb. 17, 1810. 4, //o/v^cc, Jan. 8, 1S18: m. June 17. 1810, I'diza l'ooi>ei-
Eoberts of Middletown, Conn., who d. .Mandi 31, 1808; Epis. Clerg. Detroit, Mich. .1,
EHza A, in ll7/-v,,r. Aprii 21), 1^21: d. April 2-"., 1822. 0. G'o. Morgan, Oct. 10. 1825; m.
Oct. 7, 18.j2, Saiah Downs of X. Y. C. ; l^iii.-ccii'al cleriu-viiiaii. ]b!fliii,<rion. X. J.
4, Df,N.!AM1N- P.. \\"ri/o.\, 1)1. Thankful K.ds.-y. 1. KUzn Ar,)i' . 2. lIo\-i"^c. 8. V^'i'linu^.
4, (injrijt. 5. ]J>Uii. 3, Wk.\t/i'11v. in. Jojui (leu. Mcir^'-an. 1, Go). JIr)>rj,'. d. n. k>.
2. irc''///(,v Ann. m. and re.s. South. 8, (/,;.■. h'<Jiiy,r'l,'~ r^^. X. Y. C. 4, JA'/'//, ni.
Alirernoii Shvop.-diire. o. Inf. ('., Jl'inice JJi('s, \\'illiams Cnl., teacher at St. Fonis.
VI. John, b. Aucc- 20, 1700; d. Sept., same vi'ar.
VII. John. 1). Feb. 18. 170S: d. IK--', 28. IMI: m. Esther Bishop of Madi.son; b.
l7O0; d. Feb. 20. Is.jVj: res, St. Albans, Vt., and Fianklin, X. Y; 3 chil.
VIII. Matihla. b. May 21, 1773; m. John Hamilton.
IX. 1'imothy. a pliysician of Rutland. \t.: fatally hurt by beincc thrown from
his hiHse while " ridiui: on ]'rofessioual dutv: m. Xov. 27, 17'~;3, Phebe, dan. of
liiel Fniell of Kiiliugwi'.rth, Conn.; several chil.', of whom. John, b. Oct. 9, 1800 [p. 89].
- Dr. 'I'imolliy Todd, for two ytars after the accidmt. did not rise from his bid, and never
lecoverod. " •' J u.st before he died he gathered his liitlo cliildren anuind hi.s bedside, anvl
gave to eaedi liis counpols, his admonitions and his blessing. Fpon the youngest, n boy
of al)t. 0 (John), a kind of Benjamin, he laid his thin hand, ajid vvith jieculiar em])ha.sis.
and from a full heait, bless.-il him again and again." — Sunpl<: ISIcitrluH.
18. O'osiah Todd,m. Elizabeth Oilbert; (2) Abigail Fredericks. His will dated
April 20, 1 riii; nam-'S wf. Abigail, dan. Mary. wf. of Xathaniel Tattle; daughter Debo-
rah, wife of Jesse Blakeslee,-''aiid Sarah, wf. of Isaac Doolittle. Aaron Tuiilr and
Josiah Tutlle \cit. and apjn-aisers of Est. £1742. Est. of Abigail Todd div. 1701 to rejis.
of Marv, 1st wf. of X'ath. Tattle, Deborah Bhdvcslee and Sarah Doolittl.^
\. Elizabeth, b, March 30. 1710: m.. J..nntlian (i-jovFcll. 1. F,tj/.abf/i n. b. July
11, 173'J; m. Ja<-ob BracUey. 2, Jonathan. Yeh. 21, Kll. 3, Josi.sn, March 27, 1742. ,
4, JosiAH, Dec. 1143. -^'SAitAii. <_)ct. 24, 1740; m. Timothy Bradley. 0, John, 1747.
7, JosiAH, Jan. 22, 17o0. 8, SAMfi:i,. .March 10, 17riO. /. bv 2d m.
][. Marv. b. X<;v. 27. 1720: m. Aj.ril 23, 1741. XatlianiL-1 'I'ctile [4.]
III. I).4x>rah, b. March 1 7. 1 721-2; m. Lieut. Jesbe Blakeidee, b. March 30, 1710;
.s. of Mo.ses.
IV. Sarah, b. Jan. 30. 172o-fi; ni. Xov. 10, 1743. Isaac Doolittle.
V. John, b. Aug, 17, 172S; d. .v. i.
2. Samuel Todd, baii, .Viu-il 20. 1015; d. April, 1714: m. Xov. 20, 1008, Mary,
dau. of William and Abigail l'ritchai<l Biadley. who d. Sein. 20, 1721. In 17!s. I)ani(d.
Jame.- and Abigail Todd'conv. to XathaniiJ Ihaton. In 1720, same panics divide the
est. of Sammd Todd.
1. S.immd, b. Jc.lv I, 1072: m, Siis;inna Tunle 'p. 32o]. ' "
II. Jo.-rph, b. j-',4,". 4, d. Mar.di. 1()74.
III. Marv, !■, !\b. 11, 107:.: m. Xathani.d Ib-aton (s, of Jaims and SarahV b. X(.v.
19, 1004: d.a'bt. 172:., hav. wf. M.-irv, 1, S\f;\ii, b. Oct, ::. Kiiio; d, I'.-b, 27, 1707.
2. SAMfKi,, b. Manh 29, lOilH; d. Jiu... in 'Tnc. ;;. M.\i:,. b. >.'pi. 17. i.d',; d. Feb.
2:., 17. )7. 4, Xathanii.i,, b. March V.K 17n-!; ;:.. Oci. i;l. 17-^';. Id,.,!.,- '•.,..;..-r. n,
Ja.mi;s, b. Dee. 10, 1700-7. 0, S.wiii.:.. b. (Jet. 9, I7<>y. 7, Sauai:, I;. June 14, 1712.
IV. Sarah, I'Vb. 3. 1077; d. Xov. 1, iGS3.
AI'l'KNniX. 7ul
V. Joscpli, Jiiu, 20, 1G:;1: (1. ?,Iaicli 0'2, IfiTS-O.
VI. lliiuiiuh, Frl). ir, ICSi): ui. .Umo 2, 17()I, S'cth llfajnn, hro. of Xiitlianid, h
,Marrli 2."), liiTLi; d. .\].ril 8, 1741. ], ,\mc.\M.. !>. .Inn. -1, llU'i. 2, !).\M);r. Oct ']:!'
i:OL o, Tii.\.NKFi ]., .):ui. 21, iroG-7. J, KsTiiK!;. April 27 1709 ' r, L\i>\\ .Ian l"
1711. 0, Seth, O.t. 2'„i, 1714. 7. Lydia. Feb. 1(1, 1717. s, livN.N.ui, .1 ulv's 111-.)'
i), J.VMT.s. April :^, 1722. < . . •
Ml. Joiinli, 1). "!)(■<;. H5, 10^:4: v.i. llannnli Clark [].. 21].
Vlll. Daiil*!. 1). .M.-irch M, KJsij; m. D.^siip 'I'mtle jp. 2:;J.
IX. Al.iirail, b. Jan. 27, 1G80; d. Nov. lU. !';;31; in. -Mav 28, 1712, St-r.-'t Jolm Gil-
bert, who d. Jtih- (:■:, 17i;.!. 1, Junx, b. S.-pt. 1, 171::
X. Mercy."
XI. .iaiiir"s, b. Juno 10, ItiDC,; m. IVc. H, 1721, Lvdia Slicrinan, b. Dec 2U IG'J'J d
Sept. l;j, 17;i:3; i2) Oct. 15, 17;!4, Marv, dan. of J..scpli I'oiier, b. .Mav \U 1710 ' 1
Er.l-.NKZKit, b. Aug. 24, 1722; in. Feb, 174:), I'lizabetb, dau. <>( Tlios. Ive.s h J:in l'
1722. 1, ,1/wi, .-\u--. :jl, 17.VJ. 2, A'/„v)«,:,7'. June 13, 17o7; 111. I'alieuce ' ;; ,/„////
J)er. 2!), 1702. 4, 7'A'-x., Jan. 2s, Kdd. 2, Jamks, b. April 7, 172:3: m. June oO. 174-!
Martli.-i, d.m. of David :!ud .Martha Yale, b. April H, 1728. 1, L>/<liii. ^\i\\ 20, 1 741;l. 2*
j:-/ //.,.■■, An-. 14, 1751; m. Abigail . 2., Y.i'e, .A mc. 25, 17.54; ii'i. l'h,4)e' '. l\
E">ilr,:, Junr ti, 1757. a, Lydi.v, b. July 0, 1727; m. ..March 2(;, 1747, Jaiiie-. Smith. I.
Min-ii, b. Dec. 22. 1747. 2, .J.nnes, Auj;-. :!0, 17.50. d, Banamin, Au'^ 11, 175:1 4"
.]"Int, June 14. 175«). 5, Tlunnui,, Oct. 10, 17(11. (J, EU. 7, Muhel, Jan. 20, l7(!;i; m. Meriani
3Iunsoi,. 4. Lots;, b. Nov. lU, 1720; m. Aug. 2, 1748, James Turn. -r. 5, EuxUE h
June 10, 1782.
5. Michael Todd, b. June IS, 1()5C; m. Flizabeth, dau. u{ i:h'a7,.'r iuid Sarali
(Bu(.Jvley) Jirown. In 17:-38-9, agreement by Ijoirs of Micliael and Flizubetli Todd,
signed In tlie nine cliil. l)e]o\v, and the liu^bands of tli" thr.:e dans. The wid. m. 1715,'
Fieut. Samuel Street, .^. of Kev. Samuel. Site in. (3) C'apt. .b,hu .Merrimau.
\. Elizabeth, b. Feb. .12. KIDO; m. I>aac Davr.ui [p. l!);lj.
IF F.enjumin, Nov. 19, 111'.*:;; m. Jar.. 7, 17ls-n), j,vdia Allinir; (2) Fois
111. GershoiM, b. Oct. 12, 1095; d. Nov., 374S; m. Hannah -, wlio d. 177:!.
]\'. Sarah, Nov. 2, 10!tS; m. Dec. 21, 1719, ])auiel (Tilbert. ], D,\Mi:i,, Nov. 12,
-1720; m. 2, 3I,\TTHKW, Feb. 21, 1721-2; m. Julv, 1747, Ijethia ^Jodd, !>. 'I'.^JO a"
Sdi.oMDX, Feb. 10, 172;). 4, S.u;.\ii, Julv 29, 1727."
A'. Michael, Jan. 0, 1700; d. Sept. 10, 1744: in. Dec. 30, 1724, Marv iJickermaii
b. 170;> (dau. of Abraham). " *
VF Hannah. Feb. 20, 1702; m. Jan. :l, 1722, Niuhan Ailing.
VII. Gidecni, May 0, 17o5; m. Dec. 17, 1728. Thankful ive.-T; Wulliinrford
Vlll. Elea/er, Oct. 12, 1T07: d. Nov. ;30, ImI: m. 'J'hunkful -— iT 1700- d Dec
21, 1747; (2)>re]iitable. b. 170F d. Oct. 2:1, 175:1. 1. Sii-.VT,, Jan. 2;j, 17:U. 2, MF.iti.VM.
Nov. 2?. ]7;!0;- m. .Mairh 10, 1750. John Cooper. ?,, Si-:tf[. Fell. 10, 17:18; d. Dec. :i
180::. 4, Ar^N. Aug. 10, 1742; d. Jan. Oo, iNiu, num., in No. llav. 5, lUxir, Sept. 14^
1744: in. Cooper.
IX. Ithamar, b. Oct. 25, 1712; 111. Hannah .
52. Benjamin Todd, b. Nov. 19, 109:1; m. Jan. 17, 1718-10, Fvdm Ailing. Lois
Todd and 'i'itu.s Tuttle exhib. his v,-i!l in 1740; Simon Tuttle and Fizra Tattle. ai)praisers;
in 1747 Benj. Todd, guaixl. to Jehiel and Ebenezer 'J'uttle, minor soils of Jo.shih Tutlle,'
dect-'aned.
I._ Eenjamin, b. April 10, 1728; m. Sept. :i 17.55, Loi.s [4], dau. of Ezekiel 'i'uttle.
lied. Nov., 1^55, on exped. to Crown Foinr.
11. Titus. 1). July IG, 17;J0; d. Jane 28, ISOO; m. Eliz.ibeth Tultle fO]; (2) June 7,
175s. Esther Barnes.
III. Jesse, 1). Jan. 1, 17:35; F)ea. in North Haven; rem. to Si)rini;-tield, Mass. ; m.
Lydia .
IV. Eunice, b. Dec. •ii:^, 172:1; m. March 27, 1745, Samuel Brockett [4].
V. Lydia. b. Ajiril 1, 17:J2; m. Jan. ,1, 175:1, S.imurl Mix, b. Dec. 15. 17:30. 1,
LvDT.\. April 2:1, 175:;.
VI. Fatitiice, b. June 24, 17:i4; m. Bi-hoii.
VII. F:h-auor. b. 8>-[,t. 10, 17:38; m. Oct. 1, 1750, Davi<l Bii^h.jp
VIII. Cliloe, b. July 27. 1741.
63. Gcr.sii07U Todd, h. Oct., 1095; est. div. 1748; inv. €174^: wf. Hininah. nine
chil.; i'llizab.-th, Ma!.'.! ;;nd Pliebr. minors; i:7,r.i Tutt !,• gnanl. to .Maiy; .lam.-s Bi:sliop
guard, to F3nus. I»avid and Hannah; adni. of est. of Hannah Tudd, wid. of Oerslioiu,
702 APPENDIX.
giviMi to Titus Mansfield in rt. of his wf. Mnlif], in 1773; licirs of Gerslioin, heirs of Ihm-
iijiji. heirs nf David, lieirs of Phel«(\ liite \vf. of Scth IMakoilec, Maljcl ^.lauslield, Eliza-
hetli riinton and Asa Tndd nanu'd in div. of est.
I. liann.'di, m. J-'izia 'J'uttle [\k 270).
II. I\aid, h. March 2\), ITiO; ni. ;Susanna . 1, M.MiV, d. May 5, 17.-,7. 2
M.OvY, m. Fel.. ]0, 177;'., Jabez Tattle [p. 2(;-J].
IJI. (_iersliont. m. J:ui. 24, 17~)(), Katliarine Mix [p. 307J.
IV. Asa, h. }.[uvc\i 2J, 1723; ni. April 11), 1748, Alary (Tiittle) Ailing- [p. lOOj.
V. Mary, b. May b, 1732; d. 1702; est. div. to bros. anfl sisters.
VJ. Kno.s, b. 172!'); est. div. ]S(!3 to four cliil. or lieirs; d. Jijne 17. I.s0:-i; in. JaTi.
24, 1758, Sarah Blalvcslee. 1. Iliaus of T.ucretia 'J'alniad^-e of Isorthford, Conn, 2,
]N\\xcv h'-ANKOiti) (l-^liadaV 3, i\\.T-rA Ci.rxTox (,.lesse). 4, Cvnthi.x Tittle.
Xll. Phebe, ni. i^>'[A. 7, 1701. Jt^eth Blakeslee [4]. 1, Calkb, Ajiril 2o, 17fi2; m.
Lvdia Tuttle.
■yjll. Malnd. m. 'J'itus Mansfield. 1, Kxos, Dec. 12. 1758. 2, IIanxaii, Frb. 12,
17(11. 3, UK.UAKIJ, May 24, 17fi3; lu. Mary Siiles. 4, E]U^kJ::ze]!, July lU, 17o7; .m
Lani'a J-jtiles.
IX. Elizalielh, rn. Nov. 15, 17oC). L.iwiene.' r]int(;)i. 1, Je.sse, Aug. 9,'1 7112. 2,
J)AViiJ. Aug. 27, 17G."). 3, Erxitj:, Dec. 13, 17tiS.
56. Michael Todd, b. June G, KOO; m. Dec. 30, 1724. Mary, dan. of Lieut. Abra-
liani Diclcerman of X. ilav. His will ]iro\ed Dec. 8, 1744, nanie^ \\ife .Mary and " mv
friend," John Hubbard, execrs. ; .sons Miclmel and Ely both to go tlirougli college. Sli'o
m. (2) Sept. 15, 174."), Jolin Hubbard.
I. Michael, b, Aug. 10, 1729; Y. L\ 11-U<; m. Aug. 30, 174<), Eunice I'erk; (2)
Marv Kowe. 1, Mi(I1ae[,, .lune 11, 17o0; d. Nov. 5, 1770. 2, Mk-iiak]-, Sept. 24, 1752
a, FJJ, 1709; d. Nov. 17. 1833. 4, Poi.i.v. 5, Er.MfK.
11. }:ii, Oct. '^0, 1731; Y. C. 17ol; d. 1702.
III. Charle;, April 13, 1734; d. March 3. 1735-0.
IV. Mary, h. Dec. 18, 1737; d. (Jet. 14, 1742.
67. Gideon Todd, b. May 6. 1705; m. Dec. 17, 1728. Thankful Ives. His uill
■»vas wit. by Jonathan Dayttjn, Mary Iniyton and l-'hineas Clark; Enos 'I'odd. execr. In
1780 (jideon Todd apprs. in light of his \vL Thankful, datt. of Samuel and Ann Thor])e,
late of IS. Hav., dec, wlio hd't heirs, Elizabeth, \\i. of Jaini'S Jones; Ann, -wf. of John
("ruitou, and Thankful, wf. of (iideon Todd.
I. Khoda, b. Jan. 1, 1729-30; in. Feb. 22, 1753, Ebenezer "Wolcott of Wall'd.
II. Sarah. ¥vh. 22, 1731; of Xo. IJav.
III. Isaac, Mav 18, 1734.
IV. (iideon, Nov. 3, 1737; d. March 22, 1817: m. Prud. 'uce Tntfle.
V. Chailes, b. .Vpiil 10, 1740; d. June 15, 1772; drowned in Long Island Sound
\v1kmi F>nii. was inf.; in. Aug. 10, 1701, Peninah or Lydia Peck. She uk (2) David, s. of
Gideon llotchlciss, July 5. 1775, and had 3 chil. 1, PiimoA, b. Jutie 20, 1705; in. ■ — -
Beebe; rem. to Homer, N. Y., 1791. The next winter Mrs. l^eebe stayed in the wildcr-
ness alone for G weeks, no one within 30 miles of her. ^Irs. 15. and her l>ro. Amos were
tlie fir.st settlers of Cortland Co. 2, Cuakt.ks, Oct. 12, 1707; d. ]>ec., 1773. 3, Amos,
Xov. 15, 17G9; d. Sept., D!^30; ni. .\]>ril, 1794. Susanna Strong. 4, Dax, Sejit. 23, 1771;
■d. Jan. 21, 1841. Homer had Hew M. C. Todd, Columbus, N. Y.
VI. Caleb, b. July 3. 1742.
59. Ithamar Todd, b. (let. 25, 1712; m. Hannah . His will dated Dec. 1,
1800, names " my grandfather, l-]]eazer Brown;" eld. s. Abm^r, Joel, Joli, Ithamar, dau.
j?iakeslee, dec, 0 ehil. living, rt. in land laid out to Sanund Tattle, jr. ; Benjamin Todd,
Martha Todd and Pattv TrumlniU, ^\■it.
I. Saraii, b. Dec. 12,1730.
II. Abner, b. N(..v. 4, 1738; m. .Marv Tnttlo [4]. IT.' d. Jan. 11, 1805.
HI. Hannah, b. Aul^. 11, 1740; m. Jan. IS, 175M, Jotham Blakeslee.
IV. Joel, b. .Mav 21", 1742; d. Jan. 24, 1814; m. bJli/abeih , who d. Dec 20,
1833, a. 91. 1, Si>;:;o.\. N>jv. 28, 1^33, a. 07. 2, Ohkd, d. Feb. 1. isp.; m. Mary Par-
j:er, \vlni d, Nov. 10, 1S(;7, a. 85. '.). i 'a i;Mi,i_\r,. .|, .Maiiv .Vxv. 5, I.hdkma Di.i.iOHT.
V. Ji.b. Ar,g. 5, 1744; m. Ajuil 17, 1700, MiUtha 4'atile [4J.
^'I. 'J'homas.
AT'PKXDIX.
703
THO-MPSOX.
Jf)hn ami Anthci'.y Tlumij.soii, l.nis., sin-iicd tln^ Col. ('diis. Juno, 111:50; tlicir lii<.
\Vm. niciitiouc-fl. Aiitlmny'.-. v, ill dativl ](i'j7, ii^.mrs l.ro.s. .Idlin and \\'illiaiu. In IC,:,]
Authony, jr. , o-ives all his lands to his hro. J,din— out' John d. KiTJ. in Ifiyi Wia 's
will names sisr<M- Hllcn, his hro. Anthony's soji John, and cons, .lohu and Wjn.,''sons of
liis nc]>hf\v, John, and other relatives. Eijen., who set. ind'nilford, was of tlieN. ilav
fam. and had John, wle:' d. IGTG. 'J'lie John of Stony ]^iv. was also (,f thi.s fum'., aiul
was called Farni>'r Jnh!i. in dist. from John at N. llav., who was a seaman.
John Thompson, m. Eieanoi- .
I. John, jr.. ni. Maivh '^'J. lOiJ!), Priscilla I'owell.
II. Mary, m. Jolui Coojiei-. jr.
III. Hannah, m. .Matthew Moiiltliroi), jr., li'>('yi
IV. Ecl.ecra.
V. Sarali, m. Ailing Ball, jr., lOrS.
I. John Thompson, jr., m. .Man h 29, IGG'3, Priscilla Powell.
1. Jond, ;jd, b. .\ntr. G, IGGT; in. .Mercy .MansliehL
II. Priscilla, Aui.-. 7. KWi; in. EUenc/.er C'hedsev, IGSS).
III. Samuel, Jan. IGT.j: d. y.
IV. Sammd, ."May 1, IGTT: m. Abigail Potter. 1, Aiug.ml, Oct., 1704. 2, Pvnvti
^'ov. 2.'=!, 17i)G; 111. John 'I'aintor. o, .M.\Kv, Api-il 'SO. KDD; m. Sammd Fi>rl)es'" 4
S.\Mi KL, Jun- :J, 1711; m. Se[it. IS, 17o8, Elizabeth Denui-vm. 1, j::iii,ihvth Eel>' •■^1
1740; ni. 175'J, Azariah hlradh-y. 2, ,<i!)i(Ud, May 8, 1748; d. unm. :], .AV//;, Mav h'
^\¥l' *?■ ""'"• "^' ■^'"■"''' ^'-^y '^'' ^^-i^^*; "1- l''^''^'. ■f't'^'i Potter. 5, Abi</iiil, 'l7o:{; m!
1T7T, Samuel Pradley; ^2) Joseph Hemingway, o, MKiirr.\m,i:, Mav o, I'lio; ui. 'I'hos'
Ciranuis.
V. Abigail E.'b. 24. IGT:'; m. Daniel Collins.
VI. Amia, .March 20, lGs:j.
II. John Thompson, b. Aug. G, IGGT; d. liefore 172S; m. Mr-rcv dan of :M-n"nr
Moses ManslieUl. ^ " '' ' ^
I. John, b. Oct. 11, lGr)2; m. Sarali Pardee.
• II. Abigail, Oi-t., 1004: ni. I5artholonu'\r (.'(vidilch.
HI. Alercy, Eel). 21, IGOti; m. Jose}.!) 'ruttle [p. 2s0]. '
W . Mo'res, Xov. 1. IGOO; ni. Desire Hemingway. 1, MoSF.s, d. v. 2, Dksi];e b
•July ."). 1745; ni. llev. Nicliolas Street, 17oS. " " • ^ -, ■- ^ -, .
\ . Eleanor, Ajiril 2S. 1702; ni. Samuel Smith.
W. Samuel, b. Sejit. ^0, 1704; m. Ilanmih Hemingway.
Vll. Bathsheba, Jan. 24, 1707; m. J(..£e])h Crannis.'jr. ;" (2) Abraljam Chedsev. She
<1. .V. i. soon after settlement of fathers e^t., div. to liros. She is called, 172s, Ba'ihslieba
Thoni])son.
^'H1. Joseph, March, 1700; d. before 21 yrs. of a.
III. John Tliompson, b. Oct. 11. 1G02; m. Sarah Pardee.
James. Koo; d. \^cc. 1, 1777; est. div. to bro. and sis. below named; m. Elizabetli
Avho \\'as li v., 1 7NG. '
H. Sarah, Jan. 17, V,\'^: m. Pattersmi Smith.
III. John, Oct. 21, 1721; m. Marv Hoadlev. 1, Joii.v. 2, Levi 3 "Wil us 4
AXN. ' ■ ''■■-■.
W. Stephen, Dec. 2."), 172:j; m.l74G, Hannah Howe; (20Iarv Baldwin. 1. Amos
<1. y. 2, Amos, Aug. 2, 1751; m. Mary 'rhomi>son. 1, JI,zild<'ih, d. y. 2, iVn,. 3'
FAiinhdh. 4, Uii,ic 5, Miirii. G, SiL-fiin. 7, P/iUi uion. S, Asnmth. ' 9, llnUhilL d'
y. 10, JlezcLi'ili. 11, K'-tIn i-, d. y. ;•], Moses, Dee. 2s, 1754; m. i)csire .Monlthron ' l'
JLiniuih, m. Joln\ Hemingway. 2, J)i'.sh\. 8, J/n.<,i. 4, rii,i rh.-i. 5, Cuirix^ii. {{
Si/',i:r.'.la\ d. y, 7, Jjd-'i/, d. y. S, Jli-^^ij. 0, ^nnih, d. v. lu, S.i'r.ih d v' 4'
H.\>-x.ui, d. y. .-.. Stk!'JIK.\. Jan. 11, 17i">(): :n. 177',). Lois Bradlev, 1, .l''/■//'.v,^^ 2"
^V'^/^. d. y, :!, Jliimuth, d. y. 4, Olunnh,. d. y, ,">, Hiinx'in, d.'v. G, ,S//v//, d. v.'
7, Ilitithi'li. N, \Vi,'uti/i,. i. by 2dm.; G. J.v.M i,--. ni. L\(iia ^|l,■d^,•\-. ]' Sh,,Ii,'ii ' '''
J/.'r.v. :j, Lo'iuinl '4, yn<lnn<lrl, ',, If. nri/. (i, Klrmr- 7, ,//'/,/, .y ' .v: \hiii],inn
(V/.(7.vr/,'. d, y. \), Ahr<t-. ,!,:■. 1(1, l-lthranl ll ifsir.ntl. . II, 1 hi 'I >i r ][,,,,! ur;inuf .
\. Timothy, D.'e. 20, 1727; m. I'.Nther Peil<in<, 1, S.\i;.ui. .\!ii^'' ],' 17.-,f); ]>•,
Al)ij:ih Bradley; (2)S:iiiuie! 1 !ei:;ii;gw:!y. ■.', .Imiiv. .Vje il : , 1 ;.i:i; m. ] 7s:^_ w'id. I)oreas
Andrews. 1, 'jol.n, d. v. 2, (!<:>.' :),' J)
4, A
d. V. (i, J.",-.
Jif/iuf. 8, J'.'h/i. 0, i)iini' I Atiri/tiv. o, Dksiue, May 2u, 17oG. 4, E^riD.Jt, Aim--. 12
70-1 APPENDIX.
17.V.I; m. J'^lijali lirridley. fi, Iln.DAii, .Tuuf :?r,, 17(l-3; m. 17!)S, Jos,.],], Sli.-i.anl n
'I'l.MOTJiY, Dv'c. ], ITijn; lu. Euiu'cia Fanifo. 1, ,A/,v/'/. i, Sni-uli. ;\, Jofm, -i Fw/ •'
(I. y. ,3, ir/z/fY. (!, Infant, d. y. 7, E-dlicr. 7, Ai;i;A)[A>r, Ft-I,. ]() J7;o." „, Xov 'ir"
3707, :Mary Smith. 1, J/z/jV/ Amandu. 2, ll'//(. a, /^-m/-,- s„u(//'. 4,' Sa.'/iuul o'
Miiri/ Ann. G, AhrnJuDii. 7. Asnhel. 8, Jos jih. 9, (S'/v/7t, d. v.
A'l. Joseiili, Jan. 31. 178(1; in. (iilhcrt. 1, WiT.i,rA\r. 0, Piiei;i-: yjvrin
4, Lydia. 5, Jo^Ei'ii. G, Su;Air. 7, Tkvi'iiexa. S, JiKiJKi'CA'. 1> "bktskv ' '' "
VII. Jame.s. L>. 17oo; in. Klizabcth l]iylu;(): s. i.
116. Samuel Tliompson, I>. Sept. 80, ISOl; m. Ifamiah Kimhcrlv
I. Mrny, 17-2^; d. y.
II. Sanuiel, 178-2; d" v. ■ .
III. Mary, K:).",; d. y. '
IV. Samuel, b. Aii<r., 1737; ni. Sept. 12, 17."'>0. Desire Moulthrnp. 1, Jvnr-'n m
Oct. I',', 1780, Lydia Blake.slee; (2) (Ti-aee Hunt. 1, /v?'//:', d. v. 'i, J^nruid,! 8 Li'/din'
A, ls,nic. /.by 2d 111.: f), Xanry. Q, Jlarrirf. l,Kii,!hj' H,'l),.-<i,r ''JuFr in
1782, hois C'hedsey. 1, >W;w,7. '2, Hnkhih. 8. J/.ov/. 4. .-r^sv)/?. ' .-,, y7,„v/.v.~'(; V^'^r,/'
l,li>id. S, Liie. \). J.oriiida. 10, Tr/ZZ/^o//. 3^ Sa.mi'ki., b. March 17(is- m" i;.s(j
Sarah Holt. 1. SW/zc'-/. 2, JJ.sirc. 3, Jnics. 4, Srni/t. o, li7//(V//«. 0,' y><0( 7'
Asnuifh. ^, Xdiij-y. 9, J///a"/({. 10, JZ^cr^. 4, Dk^ip.e, b. Nov. 19, 1771; 1,1 1791'
Tiiomas Smith. ...
V. Moses.
VI. Mercy, m. Aivio.s Luddingtou.
VII. Marv, 111. Jared Ihibinsoi).
VIII. Abigail. 111. 1774, Amos Ford.
IX. Esther, m. 1771, Zacheu> Howe.
AxTU-o.w Tno,Mi'<M.\ of Ne\c Hav. 1080; 4 in familv; est. JJi.-.O; d. March 28 1G47-
his wid. m. Nicholas Camp of Milford. Said to have liall br.,s. John of K. I]a\-"\vlio d'
1G74, and William, who d. unm. 1(182. Dod,l says Jolm, Anthonv and Wiiliam were
brothers; Anthony's will dated 1G17, names bros. John and William : in 1082 William
made will; names sis. Ellen. 1, BiirnoET. 2, Dat. 8, Dat. 4. Dau.. o "axtiioxv
JH., made will on a visit to Milford, and d. Drc. 29, 1G.')4, leaving most'of his lu'oiiertv
to Bro. John. 1, .Ivlm, living in 1082. 0, Joux. " "
6. John Thompson, sea ('apt.; d. 1707; went to Stratford; in. Mehitable
I. Aml>ro.-e, 111, Sarah, dan. of John ^^'elles of S. 1, Eiskxezj.ji; d HriO-
m. 1742, Mary Judd, who d. 1752. \, ],n'i. 2, Ai/io.i. 8, AV/ur! 4, Slan/. o D<(n'i-i
1, Daniel. " , . .
11. Sarah, bap. 1080.
III. Marv, b. 1007.
IV. Sarah. 1071.
V. Samnel, 1). ]0(;9; Capt. Mil. ; d. in G(,.shen, Conn. ; m. lOOo, l?ebecca Bisl.oi) dau
of Lieut. -Cov.; res. \\ estville. Son\e of the chil. lived in (Toshen, Conn., and some in
Amenia, N. Y. 1, SAMfEi., 1090. 2, James. Jniie 5, 1099; m. Mav 30, 1728 Hannah
Wilmot; liv. in Westville 1737. 1, .Lintcs, 172."); ni. Mehital)le Bal<hvin'[8]."" 2 I/-^W
lu- Bradley. 3, A,nt/. 4, Itarhd. 5, ^far!J. G, Uczfkinh, h. 1785; nnc'le Enos
guard. 1749; m. 17G1, Rebecca J udson. 1, Hannah, b. 1772; m. Kev. Tillotsou Bron.son of
Cheshire. 2, Keliecca, b. 1775; m. June 22, 1798. Dani--! Bacoa, 1). Dec. 3, 1772- d Jalv
20, 1828. (1), Maria, b. 1794; m. 1811, Cluuincey Crafts. (2), liebecca. ' (3)' John ll
1807; m. 1880. Augusta \ValI;er. (4), \\'illiani Thompson, b. Auir. 24, 1814; res. \Vo'od-
bury; m. dau. of Dr. Jonathan Knigiit. 7, Il'Uiw'h. m. Baldwin.' 3, A.^ros March
3. 1702. 4. (iti)!-:ux. n.-t. 25,1701. 5. Bkiie(ca, 170S. (J, J cdaii, 1711. ' 7, .Vui'iaii,
1718. 8, Exos, 1717, gr. f. of Eno.s 'rhomi>.^on Throop, Gov. of X. Y. — J-;/st Ibiun
TKU-MBELL. '
John Tiiimbull of Ho.-cbury, 10:!9. d. 175,-; in. Ann, dan. of Rich. Swan of Tunvlev
and si-ter of .Mfrcy Swan, wf. of Samuel Warner of BrooJvtield; (had son) d. 1057
1. Judah.
II. Jos^.ph.
1. Jlldah Trumbull, "f [\\ixbury, d. in Enlichl, April 1, 1092; m. Marv
I. John, 1). .Alaivli 5, li".', 1. 1, Hj:v. Jtui.N of I'armington, e'oiui., 1) 1715- d
Dec. 18, 1067. He wa.s a wre.stler, wit, etc.; m, 1744, Sarah, dau. of Samuel \\"hitinan
APPENDTX. 705
of Farmiii,c.-toii, Cotui. 1, S./r^'/t. h. 174."). 2, S./o/'hi, 1), 17 IC; d. y. •^, jyizrthcth, h.
174.S: (1. y. 4, .John, b. Apiil 10, IT.jO; Y. ('. 17UT; titter, 1771, niurin-caiiic ar(|aaiiit<'cl
with Dwi^lit (uul Ilinii]ilifi'\-; slud. law wifli I'",\T'rc-. .Inlm Adams; Jadjxc of Siiprt'iuc
Court of i-w-nifs, ISIIS; ,1. M:;y, ls:;i; po.'t ; Jd..l). V. ( '. isiS; m. n:;;, dau. of Co!, i^.^v
ert'tt Ilulil>aid of X, llav., and had an niilv dau.. who ni. il(jii. W'lu. \\'oodl)iidi,'-c of
D.-ti-oit, Mi.-h.: Irid s, r,,.verctt Hubbard, 'h. Hartf., July Id. 17s^; V. <'.; d. Mav 7.
1807. .■). L'lrt/. '2, iM'.i-.M-y.i-K, b. Au^'. 1. in7o. ;'.. .Im^ki-h. 1). lt;77. 4, Hri.n.ui", b.
1(379; kill.'J by Indian-^, u.-ar Bro ikfield, Mass., July, 1 7U'i.— 7uv/iV, /■, Oct., issi.
2. Joseph Trumbull of Suifi(dd. (.'onn., 1(i7.").
1. .)os 'iih. s;-t. in L"l*ai!on, ("oun.; imi. thr. from \\'tslii(;ld. Alass., in 1700. 1,
J()\ATll.\X. b. ITIO; Y. ('. 17-J?; (Jov. <,( (\,!iii. b"* yr,^., ]lt\U k, ITS'!. " l^rot her Joiui-
thau"d. i;s:); m. Faith Hobiu.-.on, Ij. ])a\bni-y. >!as>., 171S; d. May oh. 1 7su, In ]7."i,')
h'- \va< rouuccti'd with his s. .b)sfi)li and with Cid. hdca/cr l""ilcdi id' LclKuion, in lUL-rcan-
tilf biisiurss (\d. l'it<di was a Loyalist and lied. 1, Mkii/. in. 1770, \\'ni. NN'illianis, a.
signer of Pi'c. of Ind. 'J, FiufJi, \\\. Jedi<liah Huutiu^rtoii, '■), ,]n\, pli, b. .Marrli 11, 17^7;
invt-stigated the name in Jhiy. and cdiangcd it from Trumblo to 'J'randjall. He was tin-
first Commissary (ioneial of tin- r. S.; d. July 2-5, 177S. 1, Joseph. 4, Joiidtluin. h.
1740; d. 1J>I)U; Gov. of ('onn., 17'.)"-^; m. 170(3, Eunice l^ackus of >sorwich, (,'oun., b. 174!);
d. Fe!j. 8. 1S'3I3; (hiu. (.f FhoU'Acr; est. sot. in IS'27; Benj. Sillinum, bondsman, Daniel
Wadsworth of Hartford, .suretv. 1, Harriet, m. li'OD, r>cnjandn Silliman, Prof, Chem-
istry. Y'. <;,, and had » r]ii!. (h,.- m. (2) Mrs. Sarah Wrl..)). dau. of John MrClcllan), of
wlioui, BiMijamin, I'rof. \. C. , ni. Sarah, dau. of ^^'m. Foibes, and liad Benjamin, od,
an Arehitpi't in N. Y. C. 2, Maria, m. Crt. s, JSOl. Hon. Hcnrv Hiutson. and d. l^^(l,■).
He m. (2) Maria 'J'heod(,sia Holly [(ij. ,Y Johi,, \^._^\^uoC^. 17o();"d. Nov. iO, IS4:j; Col.
in \i<\. army; Aid to W ashin^rtoii; hislurical ]iaintej'.
Benoni 'rrumbull, iier. s. of first Jo^r-ph. liad <rr. s. Benoni, gr. f. of I'onjamin, b.
Hel.iron. Conn., 172.7; d. 1820; Y. C. ; ]M>. , pas. Cong. ehh. at North Haven. (\uin.; m.
Dee. 4. 17tjO. Martha, dau. of Ichaliod Fhelj>s of Hebriui; 2 sons atul .7 daus. ; wid. n. in
No. Ilav., Juno 21, 1S2-7, a. i.':;. In 1^22, May, k:-x. of licv. Benj. 'i'rumluill div. to
Martha T.., liei' x mark, .Aar.ui, Martlia \\'oodward, F'-ti/r and Mary Eastman, Justus and
llamxaii Bishop a.nd Benjamin 'i'lumbuU. 1. Son, d. inf. 2. I'enjamin. ?>, Mary, i\\.
P^ter F.astman [ji. 2(34]. 4, Sally, ni. Ehim Tuttlo of Xo. Hav.. 1;.']777. .'>, h71izaheth.
b. Dee. 1!), 1774. (i. Mavtlia, d. 'a. 90; hi. l!ev. Aaron Woo.lward. 7, Dau., d. inf. 8.
Hannali, ni. .luslu--. Bish'.>p.
■ TFBNKK.
(/av>'. Nathaniel Turiu'r liad bi-en a so]<lier in llu^ low Ci^untries; eame in thi' fleet
with \Yinthroi). lil>;!); w:i~, eoii>tab!e in Boston. 1(>:;2; rep. at the lir-.t conrt. 1(3:^4-6; went
against the Pe<iU.)ts,' 1(;;37. On the formation of tlie Civil (iovt. in X". Hav. was elect(.Ml
one of the first four magistrates (Oct. 2.7, l(3:3'.b. in bib) chost it (.'hief MW. dficer of
the Colony, to have tlie ••charge and ordering- rd' all militaiy alfairs in the ]>lantation."'
In IGil) one of the juirchtsers fr.r the colony of Si:tmford. In ^.ame yr. , as ag<.-nt for N.
Hav., boLiglit lands on Viotli si<les of tlie Delewari' nver, and a]>|it. Supt. of I'olonial
Interests there. Chosen s\-ith Mr. Laniberton deputy to ttie ••('ourt (d' Combination"
(Oct. 2t3, Uil'i). o:- congiess id' tlu^ New Eugl.and colonii-s of C!onnecticut — Xew Haven,
Plymouth aid .Ma-;s.' Hay. In Jan., lOlti, s:uled for Eomhiu in tlie " Phantom Sliiii,"
and \\ as lu'ver heard ol'. His sword is in ))i)-,session of tlie (_'unn. Hist. Soc. at Hartford.
His w id. 111. SaniiK 1 \'an(ioodeiihau-en, of .X. Haw
1. Mary, m. ('apt. 'I'liomas Yale.
II. Xaihaui(4. d. unm.. and his share of liis father's est. was (list. Jan., 10(32.
in. l-;ebe,-ca. d. June 14, 17dl; m. 1(54!), Thomas Mix (.Nb^eks) of N. Plav. KM:!, wlio
d. {'arly in ItiOl, leaving goed ';•.-^I., and names ten chih, all living: John aiut Ste])hen,
exec IS.
I\'. Abigail, 111. Hi71, John Hudson (Hi.dL'->onV, iiii early settler in X. Hav.. ami a
shipowner. 1, Ai;i(;\ii., b. l('.-"i.7; d v. 2, Sa.h\ii, UI.77; m. lllsl. Ri-v Israel Chaiin-
cey. s. of Pies. Chaih-s of Haiv. C.d., of Stratford, Con.n. 1, hr.nl. b. 1700: Harv. Col.
1721: prea-her; i)ecame diuanged and fired an oiitleuilding in \s liicfi he w as cmifined,
and \'. a~. luinied to death, Xev., \',^y<. 'A. .M.Miv, iL y. I. J(UIN', d y. .7, S.v.Mt't:f,, b.
1004: d. 1()7:'). 0, John, D. 1007; m. Eli/i-dieth, dau.'.d' 'J'ln.mas and Sarah (KiithiU'lord)
45
"^^
700
Ari'KxXDTX.
Trowbruli^p. 1, JnJin, b. ICO:?; d. S(jon. 2, Ji'Jnl, h. IG'Jo; d. uiim. 1721, Iciiving hi.s
ranit, [.■ydia Ivosewell,* hoir to (.-onsidoniMe csi.
V. Hannah, m. 1G(j7, Saniiifl Hoplciiis of Milfcjid, Conn.
VI. Isaac, KilU; m. Kii;^, .Mary Todd.
1. Mary Turner, d. Oct. 15, 1704; m. Ui to, Capt. Tiiomas Yalo, who hoinrht
lands in No. llav. and set. tliiTC abl. lUDO; d, Mandi -21, lOS-'^.
I. John, b. abt. l(J4f); m. Reberca , \vliod. Oct. 17. 17;'K a. 7S. 1, Ih.iiir,
b. IflUG; ni. 1720, Mehitabls^ Todd; s. i. 2, David, IdiMt; d. 17;jU; went by invitatidii ol
his cous.. Gov. Elilm Yah-, to Y.ni!;. 1712, l)nt rctui'nod and was chosen dca. of tlic chli.
in No. llav, 1718; rcil. an lionorary de^,^ I'loui Y. C. 1824; m. .Martha . 1, Muriliii,
b. 172>^: in. .hnnos 'I'odd.
II. Th.inias, b. abt. lt!47: a first .sotlk-r in ^^■allinl,M'ord, IGTO; ,]uxt. of the Peace;
Capt. Train Band; snrveyor; nnaU-rator, etc. ; d. Jan., 17:30; ni. KlCiT, JJeliecea (libl)ards;
(2) Sarah Xasli, who d. iVlO; (ij) Mary Beach, July, 1710. 4, 'i'tiKoriui.vs, 4t]i child; b.'
167."); d. nOO: "a servant of the ]>eoi)le;" ni. Surah, dau. of Kev. Samuel Siieet, wliu d.
1784, a. !)}. 1, FJihu. b. Kfi:',; d. at Cape Breton in exji. agaiiist tlie French; m. 172(i.
Mary Ives, who d. 17:31; (2) 17:32, Judith Howe, who snrv, and ni. I)anu;d Dufton and
rem. to Waterb. i. by2dni.: 1, Stephen, 1). 17:12; ('apt.; d. 1799; nu 1757, Sarah
Beadles, who d. 177.^; (2) 1780, I'hebe llari, dau. of Hbene/er and wid. I-3lisaph (Preston).
i. bylstni.: (1), Sarali (twin), b. 17U:J; ra. Isaiali Tuitle|4]. 2, .Maiy, b. i;;3(;; ni.
Joth:un Cm lis [fi],
ill. .Marv, b. Oct. 2i;, ]f;50; m. Capt. Joseph Ives ui No. llav.
iV. Nathani<d, b. 1052.
V. Abir^Mll, KiOO.
VI. llaiVnaii. ltii;2; ni. ItiSO, Ea.)s Taliiiidt;e.
Vli. Kiizab ■th, 1>. 1007; ni. Jan. 20, lOsl). .in-eph Pardee of East Hav.
6, Isaac Turner, I'aj). 1040; Mr. Isaac Turner d. March 27, 10:)S); rn. Mav or An;:.
10, KiOs, .\la,N- T.idd, wbo d. .Mav ;3, 107().
1. Isaac, b .luiy :1, KiHO; ni. Abi..;ail . who d. Eel). 10, 17I9-50. 1, Isaac, b.
April 4, 1701; ni. An-". 12, 17:3:3, Mary Potter. 1, .\hru]nu,i ,^y:M: :;, 17:31. 1. Jabe/,', b.
Jan. ;:!1, 1756. 2, Ib4)ecca, \^vv. 27, 170:'.. :!, Kacli,.l, Mav 4, 1705. 2. llnnrh. Nov. 2,
17:;0. :3, i3'"e//'//. Jan. 31, 1740. 4, ^7';/-'/'/«, Sept. 7, 174o! 1-. Eiias, Mav 5, 1 7 ;2. 2,
Aiii-ail. .\i)ril 5, 1774. 2. Jacci-.. Jan. 20. 17(r2; ni. Jan. 20, 17;;:!, Abigail Manstield,
who d. Sept., 1740. 1, Tnu'^tlij, April 5, 17:!7. 2. Ahiii,iv . d. Sepr. 14, i;42, o. JvUiN,
Au--. 4, 1704; ni. Jan. 2, 1728-'J, Silence Tattle. He m. i2) Oct. 7, 1750, .Mary ('ornwall.
He d. abt. 1770. leaviniz- niincn' dau. Marv; Ephvaini Turiier, yuaid. 1, Eplininii June
10, 17:30; w\. Oct. 2, 1754, Rachel \Vheerer of \\'all'd.
II. Nathardel, twin with Isaac; d. Fed). 27. 1750, or Etl). :3, 1751 ; Seri:!. in 82d vr. :
in. April 25, 1705, Pulh Bu< Icin.i^rhani of Milford, .Conn. 1, Mauy. b. Feb. :3. 1705. " 2.
X.\TU.\Nir,T,, An,t: -K 170S; d. Ja^n. 20, 175!l; ni. .Marcli 10. 17:31, Sarah l!oi( lilciss. 1.
Esther, Jan. 21, ~ 17:32; ni. Feb. 2, 1748^.0, Jdlm .Munson. 2, Jim, .An'-- 7,17:30; d.
Marcii 12, 17:3S). :!, M«x.-s. Mav 27, 17:39; d. Marcli 20, 1740. 3, SAttAU, March 25, 1711.
111. JiisepJi. b. Nov. 1:3, 1(372; (d. Oct. 11, 1750, or it was his son Joseph); ni. Feb.
3, 1708-9, Sarah Hotchkiss. Will prov. 1750; nnnle ]75:j; names ss. Jose|ih, Thomas,
Caleb, Jame.s, Sarah, wf. of Joseph Speiry, llaiiiiah wf. (0' David Jacobs, Dorcas, wf.
of Samuel Barnes. 1, SAl{.\ir, Anji'. 7, 1710; ni. Dec. 12, 175:j. Jose]ih Sperry. jr. 2.
JosEl'ii, A]>ril 14, 1712. 3, Ai.hxandei:, Mav I, 1714. 4, I'linxiAs, Fi4i. 15,' 1710; m.
Nov. 19, 1740, Sarah Humiston [p. 01]. 1, I'dns. Mav :;o, 1741. 2, Ali.i,ni<hr, Nov. V5.
1743. 3, .fe>:sr. Oct, 7, 1740. 4. S,ini!i. Julv 21. 1749. 5. Jami.s, Feb. 20, 1717; d. EtJi.
13, 1725. 0, Hannah, .May 11. 1720; m. AJuil 11, 1745, David Jacobs []). 30]. 7. Dok-
CAs, June 17, 1722; m. Sanuud Barnes [0]. S, Cai.t.I'., June 18, 1724; ]>er. ni. Abiuail Ficsl
[l.. 25]. 9, Ja.MKs, 3Iav 13. 1727; m. Aui;-. 2. 1748. Lois (4'nttle) Todd. 1, V.e/.v, Oct.
12, 1748. 2, Dalnid, D"ec. 27, 1751. 3, Muni, Aju-il 7, 1754. 4, ])orni.^, Sept. 20, 1750.
* I. ydia Trowbridee m. Ricliard Roscwcll, and h;id: i. Sarah, u'oj; m. Rev. John VV(jodriiff. 2.
Dorcus, 1CS4; 111. Kev. Joseph Moss. 3. Lydia, lo-i;; in. Jtremi.iti Aivvatcr [3]. 4, Elizabeth, 169,..; m.
17^6, l'"rancis Hrown. 5, Caihariiic, 1005, m. Wm. Goodcnoutrh.
ADDENDA
3457. Esther Tuttle, 1.. .Tuly 28, 1742 [p. ir,4|: d. M-av 11, is-};^; m. Sai.mcl, s.
of Samuel uud I'.rtliiiih (lio^c) I'cntield of 1^. ran lord. C'oiui.; d. A]iiil 17, 17-10. He v,us a
builder and vas kill. -d l7ii:j h_v falliii<r f nun a house lir wa-; erecting- in l^-anford. A71
oiilv cdiid, Abigail, \va-- t). af;«'r d. of f. , and iu 170'.) Esther reuli<dd of New llaveu was
a])i">inted her yuard. ^^■ido\v Esther Peutield ni . (2) aht. 177."J, Janu-s, .s. of raleh and
Maiy (lJussell)"Bradley, h. Nov. f), 17:39 (his 2d \vf.) He in. (!) Xaomi , who d. .hu>.
2."), 177-1, a. y.j, bv -wlLini he luul Naomi, who in. Josiah Clnindi, Nehemiah, per. otlieis.
He d. Mareh 17, "1S17, ami next year Hezrkiah Hitidiki-s, A-~:di-l 'I'uttle and Elea/er
Foster were :Li)])oiiited hy ]'rul>:ite court tn s.dl out the widc'w's dower and divide {■', th.o
seven chil. or tlndr te]'.-;., of James Ibadley who aie named in this and in sa!ise(iiienl
records, in the fi'llowiivjf order; Xaouii (_']iurch, Mary S. Jhadley. }'",sTher Bradley,
Caleb. Eli/abefii Wol-ntr, .b-ir'e/s Brad.Iey, atid, lu-irs of Xehemiali. Nao;;ii was by l,-^^
wf., and so \--"as Neli.-miaii as acCijrdiiig- to his <^^rave-sto!i»-, he was h. the year that
James Bradley's first wf. d. The materiuty of tlie othi-rs i-. unceitain evicejil ^lary S.,
wliose <ri'ave-stone says d. June."), 1,^4."). a. do, ther(doir h. ITbU. and daii. of Esther.
Elizab.'th d, bnf. l.S2i: named in settlement of est. as wf. (4" Benajah ^^■|>k■otl of H.ni-
baiy, HurMU Co., Ohio J-Nrlirr is <-alled wf. of Sidney Hulliriru'i of Huli &- 'l'o\vn-
send). A part of the home Int, 4i) fert front, was oci:ui>ie4 by Jaim s Brewster as a car-
riairc shop in b^2;J. ,\ note atrainst S. P. Stajdes l;)r e2i>o is imuuioucd. ;'. Iiy 1st ni.:
■ '" 1. Aiii-ail Pr'idb.dd, b. Nov. 7, 17r.:;; m. Ebene/.^r Mulh-s, ./. by 2d in.:
11. Mary S. Bradley, d. June."), bV4"),a. lio; unm. ; j.er. others.
34571. Abigail Penfield, b. N. 11 , Nov. 7, 1 :(:;!: d. Litchti.-ld. (Vmn., ]-)ec. 20.
18-14, a. Nl; m. l)i-c. 2i). T.s:). I''l.)ciu;.zer. s. of .b)shua and Joanna Williams Bolles of New
London, (".Mil!., h. .liilv jX, i:i;i: d. at LiKditield, ('..un., An--. 2S, 1826; b ohil.
1. Samuel Pent'bl.l Bodies, b. Fel>. 25, 1721: d. Sejn. 4S, 17!i2.
II. Ebenr/er \V. B:.lle.~, b. E.d). 2, 17'.i:;: rem. to Delidii, lnd.,andd. there 0.:t.
S, l.^-i.')4; 11). Sept. 21, 1S2:;, Lucietia .M. Lewis .d' N. 11 , wlm d. Jan. ,s, iSrH ; (.2) Oct. Ki,
1S32, l.vdia, wid. of S!iub;:fl .'•;uT>i,u-. 1, M.\i:v .\i;i.-Air, b. Sej.t. b, 1S24; m. Albert
L. Ibdir.os, j'Nq., of Delidu. attorney, ^vho d. lS47;2chil., r/w//7,.v and . 2, Cjiajm.ks
E!;kxi:/,i:i;, b. Oec. 1?, 1N25; m. lS4il, Satah Ibadmi of Deliila; 1 child, Lt->ri.i: parents
niid cliild d. IS.IO. Z, FitAXiKs Oi:.\( K. b. (let. vl, 1S-J7; d. March 17, 1^2'.). 4, lA'Ciu-,
li.\ Ei;.\N(.i:s E., b. Oct. 1, l,s-J!(; ,h An-. 14. INoO. ?. bv 2<1 m. : .""), kVDi.v VV., h. Feb.
7. b^:-!""): m. S-'pt. 1, IS.",:], W. E. F. Black. Emj., attMm'ev of Frlphi. lied. .\!ay 2(5,
l.S'^i4. l), Ar.tc.Mi, P., b. Jan. 27, bSi^: d. Sej)!. b'), 1S42. "
111. Samuel P.-nfi.-M P^nih-s, h. June 2. 17'.i."); d. Ajiril 11, 1S7."); live.l many years
iu Litchfield, Conn. ; it-m. U) New Haven; m. .May 27, 1N24, Posana Phelps, dan. of
Stcplien* and Poxaua (Phelps) (dark, b. Lilidilield, Conn., Au.i;. 2s, lbl);j; res. New
*Stepht-n Clsrk, h. al \V.iod,-.t-uk, Conn.; d. at Lit', htiolii, Seot. i3, iS.i3, a. ^y. \va^ s of Williiun, who
m. STf.'.h Goodalf; of Xoiwich. Conn. Ro\anu Phelps, his wife, whs b. at Windsor, Coim. She in. (t)
Doctor 1 linoihy Mather of Windsor, who d. about ijcS. She J. at L. Jan. z^, ub 7. '^- 7--
1, Ro.xana Phelps, m. Samuel P. Bolles.
lb Willi.i.m Mather, b. March 26, iSo_=: <\. N'ov. 11. .1S7S; rem. to X. V. city when a youth, and
€n£;a^'ed all his life in mercantile, bankin.Era'nd brokerinij business, a[\d w.ts widely known in financial cir-
cles;-iu. June, ii'!4, Isabella Staples ; /.:' i, Eij/Ai^tiH ST.Ari.t-.s, b March 7, 1.^3''.; m. in Trinily chapel,
X. y. C, by Rev. Dr. Hobar-.. Feb. i... iK? : Lieut. Col., I'.ow Major-Cicn. Ttiomas Packenhain of H.
1*1. 3jth rcK ; a relative of Cren I'ackenhara, vvh'j w.is killed a.l .Xew Orleans; /. • i, A'-t>'iitr /,c->-.;i/cs,
Feb. 17, iS'''3. 2, f/arrv, b. Xov. 6, isrV, •.-, Ismki l,-\, b Julv 4, 1042 ; m. at 4"riniiy chapel, S. V , hy
Rev. Jahn ?ilurray Forbes, D. D., Frank.B. Forbes of Shani^hrii, Chma, lirrn of kussell, Forb-.s & Co.
3, Ai.RF., twin with Isrsbella ; m. at Trinitv rhapel .Xoril 10, i-'..o. by Rev. lidwnrd Hi-by. D. D , Rev.
Ueni \V. i'razier of Phiia ; Prof. OS .\! ineralOfiV ii.i Packer Col. at Pethieiieni, Pa.
IH. Sarah C.b. April 16, iSoS ; d. at Liic'htield, Conn.; ra . June 5, ii;3, Ja'ton U'liuiny; /.: i,
Ei.i/Ai t ru, b. March -, i?:ic!. r, Sr:--.! aK\ C. b. J.i-.;. 24, ii;i; d. Hwu~'.on, Tca , Ojl., i;y-:. 3. W.m. T.,
b. May 31, 183-t: m. .April 23, iS-'j, Kate B., dau. of Wm. }? Reynolds of Greenwich, Conn. 1, Ktlitk
Reynolds, b. Jan. 13, lo'i;. a. Ji'tiu Elizabeth^ b, June 27, iSij?.
70S
ADDEXIJA.
Haven, 100 Orcom- St. 1 . Koxana C'lahiv, li. May 6, IK^G; d. Nov. ,"i, 1840. '2, Pkx-
KrKi.i), 1). May 24. is:jl; d. .\)>iil 12, is:;"). '^. Sarah Maijcaiikt, \>. Julv S, ]s;i(i; m.
July 1."), ISUT, Flank IJowr. s. of Ahijah an.'i JOliza ('rowiiscnd) Hradlcv." li. S<|it. 20,
isyy- Y. C, 1S(;:; SiuTi;illy interested in o( oloi^y, aiid made some im'])ortant discov-
eries announced ;ir tlie iiuTtiny of the Am. Sci. Assoc, in Montreal in 1S(»0; imldislicil
in Ihi- y\i/irririi/i Jo'ir/iri/ nf Sr[ciic<' and Arts of that year, in IsiiT, Assist, (ii-ol. in
Sur\'. of 111., and in 1N(;;| in that of Iiid., coiiti-ibutini; a valualdc cliapter to the reixjrt.
Durin^r years LSiJU to l'^^"), I'rof. of d'eohj'.i.-y and Mineralogy in L'nlv. of 'i'cnn., inean-
Avliile continiiinp- hi-; rese;;rches, some of the results of wh.icli wi-re juihUshf-d in ijic
AiiK'ririm Jnu rim^ ia ISTIj. lie also piTpaieil and iiniili,-<lit-d t'lc same vear a "'•eoloiriea!
map of tho I'nitcil States. In order to adil to his resources he left his pij-ition at Ivnox-
ville to take clKUye of a ^'old mine iic;ii' Nacoociiee, (ia., whcie he Nvas killed hv an
earth slide. May 2'.t. IsT'.t; L: 1, Ainui P> njhld, h. \i\.^. 20, 1^0-^. 2. Jutius Dnii'i, h.
Kno.wille, Tenn., Dec 7, L"^?!; d. Dec. ]7, saine \v. o, <tci>. I'ociiscnd. X\vn\ with,!.
1).; d. Dec. io, 1^7 1. 4. Lnci/ 'Jo/rus.mi, 1.. NacooJhee, (ia.. Se'j.t. ], 1s7N; d. May 27^
lb7!», same day h.-r f. d. 4, M.\i;v Pi:;m'1i:!,1). h. .M.i\- 4, 1^'12; d. Xov. Di, l:r^J:j". ;>'
^Iaky no.\:AXA, 1>. March Ki, 1S4(;.
IV. Josiuia Bolles, 1>. Aii<r. 20, 17ii7; d. .hui. 1."), 17',*!).
V. (.leori^e Bolles, h. Nov. 27. 17'.>I); si't, in Delphi, iml. ; m Nov. 21). Is21. Clara
M. Kilhourn of L., L'onn. lli> <!. .June I). iMl-!. l,.In,iA M., h. C)ct. 14, ls22-m Mav
2!», 1S21. James 11. Stewart, .M. D.. n[' I'dpht. 1, J.n,n.< }[. 2, ./////.'.' \\. A', -//,,,/'-/.
2, Cakoi.ixi; A., h. May 17. ls2.-); d. July 7, lv:jO. :;, MakthaJ.. b. Oct. 27. 1n27; m^
Oct. N, 1S4N. Lewis 15." Sims. Ks(j..(d' l)el]ihi; attorn. -v. 1, Cirn Innc. 2. Julu, L.
:-i, Clrornc IJ""..\ <\. >ei,t. :jo. isf;2, a. 4 vrs, 4. M.irtim .h.s. jdirur. 4, ('AiiOi.iXK A.,
b. Dec. 14, ls:;o. ."), ^:M^1A \'., ii. Sc^jit. 7. ls:<;i; d. Oct.';]. Is4s. ij. .'<usa.\ 11.. 1>. April
9, is:]!'.: 111. Ai)ril U. l^.-."^i!. Cileli D. (Jwinn of Huilinirton, Ind.; fariiun-- i ■ 1 Cirri''
Kite/!-'. 2, Ci/ro/ua n. :\. .John IL
W. Henry lioHes. I). .Match 4, lsn2; d. in }!urlini:to,i, Ind.. March 5, ls4'.);ni.
1827, Nancy llitideoid^ of New llavcn, who d. ]N2il; Ci) . /. l.v Isi m. : 1. 11i-:ni!V
('., h."M'>rch ;ji, ls2:»; d. at i'ecatoiiica, 11!., Aipu'. :!, lS(iS: m. Marv T'\ Limherk. who d.
July 20, lS(i:i, a. ?m. yrs., I'itrsburndi. Ind. 1, A'//,/ .P. h. Sept. 1.''), is^.^4. 2, IL rni L..
h. ]•>!). 1.^. lS.-)7; d, Jan., IsOl. 'd^ fha r!,.s A., d. Jan. H, iNlil.a. 1 vr. 8 mo's. ('. bv 2d
m.: 2, Mai;<.akkt rK.xi-iKi.i), b. Nov. !», is:!:!. ;J, ADci.Afni: Ai>Kr.iA. b. Marcll 2:.'..
1S:-i(5. 4, Makv Ki.iza. '_>. .Uilv .l. 18:!s. ."j. C Aiturixr; SriKi:wt.\, b. Oct 12 ispP d J;in
25), ISno. G, Emii.y, 1>. Dec. 10, ISil; d. Sejit. m, 1^42. 7, DAXif.r. \Ve7;'st]:k 'b -\pri!
11, 184G.
VII. Marg-aret (."owan liolh-s, 1). Jan. 2, 180'!; m. Nov. 24. ].S28. Joshua (iarrett
of IJtchfield, Conn.; les. Delphi. 1, Axx.v. MAitiA, b. Aui;-. 20, IS:]!); m. June 4,
IS.IO, Geo. Oaylord. wlio d. Dec. ]. 1S(;2. 1. <ri,,. /.c/r/.v. h, Juni' 1. ],s."il; d. Oct 2.
1-802. 2. Gi(>r;i!i>n<{ Mi'nj.int.h. -^iin. 15, is.l:;. ;;, Churl, '^ )17/r/v //. i). Jan.' 22. is:)ii.
4, Jb'rrij. 5, WiUlhii}. 2, Josiir.K Hot.i.i.s, b. Jan. 2:k ls:',->; Prof, of Latin in
Hanover Col., Ind.: tn. Dec. 20, 180ii: Sarah A. Ciowe. ], CCi.i, b. Nov. O, 18-")S.
-2, MaryrLrct Ks.'hi r.h. M'Ay l\. l^'W. ?,. J... shim l'rnirc.\). Nov. l.lNIJt;. ;j. \N'i'i.i i.\M
PknfikiJ), b. Dec. IH, l,s;)iL m. Dec. 10, 1N(;:5, Amelia A. S<'ott of 4'oled,). ('). 1, (;,•■.
.SVc/W.b. Sept. lU, I'rGl. 2, Charlies, b. (.)ct. , lNfi8; d. Feb. , ISW). :J, M'if'h'mn n'n-r^tl.
li. Jv.ne 14, 1870. 4. 0//rc 77,''/v.v^/, b. .March :;, ls70. 0, C'lthiiriuc. f., Ahiru l.l>ud.
It. Apiil, IS77; d. S').t. ID, IS^l. 4, Cu \i;i,Ks, b. J une 20, is 11.
Vlll. William liolles. b. April 12. ISOS, rem. to Delphi, ls;;0; thenc<' to Toledo, (>,:
merchant; ni, (^ct. 10, ls:;7, ICmily L. hivans, wjio d. .s-. /. Ft b. 2, 1S;;S; p.)) Lvdia A.
Watson of Spencer, Mass., wlio d'. May P!, is4(J; (:!) Nov. 20, 184(1, Poxa.mi \\'at-e,n.
sis. (if Ids 2d wf. ], F.Dwrx .\., b. June 1. d. .lune T, ISM!). 2, WtrrivM W b Feb.
20. 1811; m. Oct. 27, isiis, Kllen Collam.>re. ?,. IlAKurKT J., b.' Jan. 21, 184:;! d. peir
2;), s-ameyr. 4, A.NX V.. . b. May is, IS.jS; d. Sejit. 14, same vr. 0, Sa.M l-i;i, P. . b.
Au<r. 11, 184!i: m at TurilTviUe. Ci>nii. , Jan.. 1872, Ida S. Loomis. He'd. July 0, ISis.
(5, Sylvia .M., I). May 2:1, 1802; d. at llartf., Coun., .\u^^ 10. ls72. 7, Maiiv !■:"., li. Fef.
5, I80f); d. May :!). ls71. 8, O'ko. A., b. Nov. l:;. Is.-,.",. 'J, MAitr; \I!i:t L b April
22, 1807. 10, Joiix F., !>. June DJ, ].s,-,ij, -/;„//( .v (Un.
4542.12. Daniel Tuttle, [p. 210). Crrrrdlon^i and Additonn^.
I. (.Juartus .Moriran, il. .March 1!), lS77.
11. Frances Ad.aiine, i:i. Nov. 2,, ls:!i, Holland Wheeler of Saxon's L'ive;- \'\-.
whod. PV42: (2) May ls4o, Edward Hall, of West uiinsier. X't.; /. bv 1st m. : 1. KiKKi.
\V. WitKiCl.KK. i>. S. J{. Auo;. 10. ]s;;.-j; Alliany Law Scho<,l, ps.-,!); prac. Law at DeWi't,
lowii, 1800 to 18S2; eow I88:j' at Huron, Dakota; ni. 180;j, Kate 'V. Ijrounell of Dewitt.
ADDKXDA.
700
1, Fnoice.'i Adiliiu-. 1<. .Ian. 15, ISii). !?. ]IoU,iud, b. Sf pt. ?,, IfSO."). 2, Holi-akp
\N'iiKi;i.KU, b. S. K., A|)ril I'.l, ]s:^)7; Norwicli Cniv. IS^S; for niaiiy years city rnf^incor
and roiiiity surveyor ut Lawreiico, Ivansas, aii<l lias done ir'iod sersice in advanc-
ing tlie interests of fliat rity. -wliere lie now resides; ni. Nov. 1?, ]S7i). .Martlia V.. d'lasliy,
of Concordia, ]\ah.-a'-. 1, Fr'-nris EliznUtlh, 1). Nov. 'J, ISSI. x. liv L'd in.: 8, Al,KHl".])
Stkvens 11 vi.l,, b. W ., XyxW 14. INOO; Dart. Col. lS7;i; Hoston I'ni'v. J. aw School, 1«7.");
in prac. oflawat l-o.-toii. Mas<., sinceJan. 1, b'riTd;!!!. Oct. l,s, l.STi;, AnnetteM. Hitchcock
of Putney, \\.\L.: 1. Fi'tnr-a Chaiiihcrliiin, h. Sept. "i:}, ISlS. 2, Jhhn Annette, b. .Ian.
ITt, lNS;j. 4, S()i,(>N UooDiimcK, II.VM., 1). \\., Sept. 11, IboO; druir.irist at Alta, Buenu
Vi.sTa Co. , Iowa.
111. Adaline, b. b^l:J; d. Oct. ;!, ISIS.
I\'. Daniel Atwater, as on \\ 240, but for l.ynian A., read T.yman 11.
V. Caroline Matilda, \n. Sept. 21, 1S41. So'lon ]■". Coodrid,u-e, firm of Ooiidrid.L^e ^^
WaJlier. lie is ni.»\v r'liri.d at Bellows Falls. \"t., 1, Ci:<>i<ge Solox, b. June 15,
lf>42; was in tea trade in X. \., I)at d. Jan. IS, l.s7."), nnni. 2, Makv CaI'.oi.ink, b.
April 11. 1S47: ni. June 5, l,so7, Herbert I'erriu Baneroft of Brooklyn, N. Y., in trade in
N. Y. 1, Jfcrhiit di.'jdrid'j'', b. Nov. 0, 1SS2. l-]rase '■ lias an uncle wlio i.s in the
firm," etc.
Henry Tuttle, b. Ba^king-ridge, N. J., J^ov. 24. 17:]':!; rem. to \Vyoining, Pa., 178r;,
and settled m.-ar Forty Fort, in Luzenie Co. He lioughl of Col. Xatlian Donisoa a niiil
]?ropert,v and farni on Abraliam Creek, one mile above it.s coullni.;iice ^vitll the Su.sque-
hanna river at Forty Fort. A grist mill was maintained by liim and his sou Jose}>li iiDlil
1S4'), when Joseph sold it. It is still in use, tliough not as iiourishing as fonneriy.
Henry repre.-^ented his father as bein,g of FJuglish, and liis mother of Scotch naiiv-
ity or i>arentago. There \^■as ]on,ic a tradition in the New Jersey branch of Jcjseph's [GJ
ciescendants that th.eir ancestor came from "North of the 'I'weed," rwid Mr. Barber
pubiislied it in his///.-'/', (.'"t. of y. J. Hetiry had a bro. Dasid wlio visited liim in ISlS,
and jirob. a bro. Jolin. He \va.s a S(dilier of the ri.'volution, farnuM- and bla(d< smith; d.
Jan. 8. 1S20, -it. 87. He m. in N>. J.. Phebe Beach; (,2) Mary. . All the chil. b. in
New Jersey.
I. Henry, wa> twice m.: 2d Avf. ■ Stro]ie. 1, Ili:.\itY, a boatman; d. at Colum-
bia, Lancaster Co., Pa. 2. JOKX. ?>, PiiKiiK, m.- — — McVickcrs; (2) A. sa Jackson. 1,
S'iroh .v.- r (>/;,' r.^ m. Piatt Hitchcock: res. hock Haven, Pa. /. by 2dni.: 2, Mr.-
JJoircU Jdrkson, soldier in Florida Indian war. 8, Jane Jni-kxon. m. Renl)en Holgate; rem.
to O. 4, Ahiandii. tu. Mathew Turner; res. Shelby, 0.; i. Lilly. '>, Eiizahctlt, m.
Pennington; res. Dehuvare, Del. (>, Jii.inex, res. Ohio,
11. Almi'r, d. Sejit. lU, 1820; m. Hannah, dan. of Stephen Harding of F-xeter,
Sus(j. Co, I'a.; lam. rem. to Kalamazoo, Mi(di. 1, Ab.\i;j{. 2, JOSEPH, 'i, WiT.LlAM.
in. .Jolm, b. A}irii 3, 1707: m. Marv Bennett.
IV. Josi'ph, b. Jaji. 1!), 1772. ' ,
3. John Tuttle, k>. April 8, 1707; m. .Jan. 11, 1789, Mary, dau. of Thomas Bennett
of Forty I'Vjrt, Pa. [See note p. :J22J, b. Aug. lo, 1772.
I.' Martha, b. F^d). 8, 1790; m. Holden Tripp; farmer; (2) Aaron Gregory, res.
Providtnice, Susip Co., Pa.; ;'. : 1, MAitY Ann Triit. 2, Lvcim.a S. Tiuri"; m.
Charles Silkman; lawyer; settled Milwaukee, \Vis. 1, George, d. Milwaukee; unni.
2, Charles P. 8, M<irthii,m. Lemuel Curtis of Chicago; i. 1, Charles. 2, Mary.
II. Mary, b. Ajjril 18, 1791; m. .Joseph Orr; carpenter; res. Wyoming; i. : 1,
Mu.i',- <'()Vi;i.L. 2, Ann. 3, Ciiaiu>Ks. 4, Ai.t.eut SK):Kii, now ])oslmaster at Wilks-
bain'. Pa.
111. llenrv, b. A;)ril. 1798; blacksmith; m. Annie Shoemaker; res. Walled Lake,
.Mi<h. ; chil. r."'m. to West Miidi. 1, Isaac. 2, John. 8, CiiiisTEit. 4, Ciiaki.ks
5, Mauy Jam;, 'i, Cakpi-.ntkh 7, HI':ni!Y.
1\'. Sarah, b, P.ec. 7, 1794; d. Feb. 2(1, 1872; in. Benjamin Jenkins; car-penter; h.
Dec. 2r., 1792; d. May 2S, lS;;i ; West Pittston, Pa. 1, "Thom.xs, 2, 1':i,i:an<>k. 3,
P,A(Hi:r.. 4, CATtiAi'iiN!::. -5, John S. G, Mai:ti£A Ann. 7, Mauy. 8, Sakah. D,
Ada S.
V. Kli/.abet!!. b, .-\u-. 29, 179(}.
\'l. John, b, Aug. 28. ]S()0; d. Ja'i. 1, 18i)0; m. I-3va Wohlgemuth, Cooperstowii,
N. v.; /. ; 1. I'^LizAiioiii. 2, .M.\uv Ann. 8. (.'iiKsXKit; per. others.
VII. Pheb-. b Feb. 15, ISOC; d. April 11, 1872.
■\'I1I. Wiir:am, b. July 80, l>:Uj; m. Mary Ingham; i.: 1, Chakles. 2, Mahtiia.
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IX. Cliest'T, b. I),;:. -2^. 1S0!5; d. July IT, iss;!; m. Muiy Ann, duii. of Jac,!, ]. ;]
ShociiiulitT, widnw cif I):)viil H;ilil\viii. Ilr was (Icpiity slu'rilT, Clcj-k Cn. ciiiii-t: filitnr •'
Jjiizcrne Diuun-riit ; thf fi^^t- cajitaiii of tin- U'yoiuiiii:; troii]!; Xh yrs. clfrk Navv Dcpt '■
\N'asliin^rt(),i, |). (_'. ], Makv !i., I). Nov. :), I's.Od; m. Ni.v. 'I'd, 'iSTfi, ])r. Lewis Shc'r' '
man, Milwa.ul;.*-. 1, (!,r(-'iil, 'J, I..I,:. i
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4. Joseph Tutlle, 1). I'ockaway, Morris Co.. X. .J.,.Ia!i. IP, 1770. ^ p,.], ]| s
18-!'.), a. "(7; ii.'in. to W'vornin;^- witli liis f. lie was of active hasincss lialiits, as faniiiT i
inillci-, ilrovi'i , !iuri-lw>; ainl niiTi-liant. Tlie l.-is* naiucil husim-s In- carrii''! on >i■\^■y,^ '
years in connection \s );!i liis son, .Ios.'[ili \^. I'little. at 'I'uiikliannock, J'a. ']"!lnn^^)l of 1
limilod fducation li>' loolc sm .■i(tt\i' \y.\v\ in jmlikic alTairs, lirld vaj-iim- tM-,vn ollici's, was /
ComniissinntT of Lir/.i'i'ue ( 'o. for a torui of t lin'c y<ars and was higlilv csteeuii'd a^ a i
(.•itizf-n. llcni. Sr]!!. •,>•;, ]7'.»-. .Mary, dan, of Jt--.se and :>aiali ( .MeI>owcIl)" Lfe, 1.. Stnmds- <
blu■^^ Ta., Foil. •?."), ITTo; d. \uix. ■,''>, \>^'-V). Her parents rem. to \\'yoniinir In^iVn-e tin- I
iiia.ssai'r(' of July :j, 1 77s. and Sftth'd on the farm on ^vlli(•l; ilic \\\\ oniin^- .Monnnicnt, ,''
ereel<'(l ovei- tie- rommon ;!;'-rave .,1 tie- slain settlers, now stands, .'icsse i .'^e \\ as from |
("'onn. lijs wife, Sally Me] )o\vid !, was dan. of JiJin, a Scotch-lri;-lnnan wlm i-uue in .';
1707); m. Miss Dcpuy uf ],nw |)iitc!) (Holland) fxtra.nion. They ]uid '2 ss. and iD dans.,
all Weil to do, widolv known and respi-eio.l. Josrpli Tnttle ni. (*•?) Mav lf», ls;iit Ara-
lu'lla. )-:vans: (:.!) Klizali.-th Edwards; all tlie diii. by 1st m.
1. Sarali, b. Apiil 4, 17'.':.?: m. Pa.vne P.-ttibo'ne.
U. Hannal!, b. .lulv :!1, 17l»4; d. July L'S, X^u^y. i
11!. Kli/.abetli. b. Auir. ID. ITill'.; ni.' Ane,'. :^. bS'^G, by K"v. (borge Lane, Paul "*
Isislioi) Jer.nim;-.-, of Holt I'aiisb, J-bi--., b. July 'Js', 17;.'."): d. Dec. Kb bstH:"a mercl.ant .-.f
Melioopany, Pa. 1. .bisiorii T., b. .Nfay 20, ]S','7; merchant, millor, bimbcrnian, and
concrned in othi-r e:itrrpii>cs; m. Ann.dau. of .Ala jm- Job n basset f ; m'v. rbil. 2, \\'ii.-
].i.\.M N., b. .March ;j, lb2'J; m. Sarah, dan. of Danlid Jlieks. She d. He is iarir<'lv
eno-Oi^o.rl in varion-; Imsincss, as luniberiny, and in the oil reiritws: s-v. ehil. '■'>.
^V<)l:T)lEY. b. F,d>. .11). ls:ji; d. May 22, 1^84. 4, (Vmioi.ixk 17. Jj. Jui;el4, l.'-:;;4: 111.
May (i, 1S.j4, 1-7. \^'. Sturdi'var,t, b. Skinner's Eddy, ^S'yomit),<;- Co.. Pa., ]>er. IG, \y.\:\:
an tictive bu.siness man and Sunday S. Suj't.. \N llkesbarre. 1, .hmn ng^ T)., b. Hvjr
Park, Jan.!), ls.77; in. bi \Va-<li., !)."('., Feb. LI, 1":^77. 'i, -Fl'vaic, A., b. June !b JS'V.i;
ni. Dec. 27, 1S7'.), .Maurice F. ibl.i!;rion. ;j, Ad<i E., b. .lenninu-svillo, Sept. 11. \>J\\.
4, Pdi/nc r., b. Oct. 14. lyiil). .5, i:>irJ.inc J:'., b. e'harb .- Co.. MaVviand. March il, ls:4.
0. M.\KIA L., b. Aug. 11, Itiutl; d. Sept. 12, 1S42. 6, M.\i;v A.,' \). Dci.-. 17. isils; m.
Aug. 29, 18(.i7. by Lev. J. Lewis, Jaee/u L'. Kintnor, b. July 11, ]^;-',S; nu-reha.nt at
Melioopany; Cnllecfor Internal IJev. ; Aid-de-eamp to Cov. of Pa. ; Snudav School Supt.
and both mem. M. E. clih. 1, CharlcxB., b. Aug. IS, ISILS. 2, M'n-y, b.' Sej)!. 4. P>7ti.
?}, Jo.-iCjJi, twin, with .MaiT. 4, linih C, b. ,)an. 22, iN^o. 7, Cii.\im.es L., b. March
o(>, IS!! ; d. Jiii'.e 21;, WJi't.
IV. Josepli IS.ach. b. June 4, 1708: d. Oct. 14, 1877: tn. Frances, dan. of ThoiP.r.-
Jenkins of I'lxi.'tcr, Pa., b. 1803; rem. to \^'alled L.-ike. Midi.; res. Shiawa-^c. ■
1, Edw.^UO, d. A])ril 14, 1871, a. 4f; yrs. 10 days, leaving wid. and 1 dau. 2. J.\mi>
15., merciiant and farmer; Walled r,;tke, .Mich.; m. Eliza iiandoliili, who d. Pcc.
14, 1SG7. a. ;jl. 1, Mary L. 2, llnUic, 3, llohcrl, twins. 4, .J,(tn,,, Ji. r>, Kimir'
J. G, \Vi(l.i,nii S.
V. Jesse, b. Sept. 10, 1800; d. 184.-): merchant; m. 1830, Martha P^oss, wlio d. I'd'.
21, 187S. ], Axx, d. Feb. 10, ISMI. 2, M.\itv, twin with Ann: d. y. o, Ei,iz Ai;i;i o.
(1. y. 4, Gkoi'ck K. of Lansing, 3'ich. ; m. and'has: 1, J^arr ])'iin;'!,i_s. 2, IVd/./, •"'.
Ja.\]-: S. G, JcSKi'ii J., m. and'has: 1, }f,(l>v' . 2. (Uunjf. ?y, Uhindi, res. Mich.
A'!. Mary Ann, b. Oct. 17, 180.^; d. Feb. .-). ISOG.
^'^. Svrian, b. March 24, 1S07: d. Sept. .■), ISoT, at l\ed L'iver Landing, La.; luur..
\'lil. George, b. Feb. 2, 1S12: d. ISGO. unm., in .Mich.
IX. Lee, b. Jan. G, 181G: d. July 28, ISGl, at Washington. D, C. ; m. Nov. 2. I^^IT-
^Vejiiihy Ann, dau. of Pierce Smith. 1. Pik\;ck S., m. and d. leaving 1 child. 2,
Syki.a.n, m. ar'd d. having 1 child. '.\, l'".\N Nii;, <1. .v. i. 4, M.\iiv, d. v. .-|, Lmii-a.
in. ; res. Mason, higliani Co., Mich. G, SriiWAitT, d. y. 7, jA\ri.si5. 8, Il.\:;r.v,
d. y.
41. Sarah Tilttlo, b. Ajiril 4, 170;J: d. April 27, ISDO; m. Pavne Pettibone." h-
Jan. 24. 17^7; d. Ae.e-. i,^, 1,^14. She m. (2) David Perkins.
*Ji)tin Pctlibiiie. of French e.'itr.t'.urin, ciiue over from I'^ny'. and v/as .a jiroprietor in Windsor, Ceno-.
1655; rem to Sin^tiary. Conn.. at)iiut i'".'.;, locaiiai,'' on l.mds now iiS^ii in possession of s:inK: o' '-''
descendaiHr.. ni. 1 c-"!. 10. ifJ.'^, Sar;ei ICLjijloti-'n, and had .jciHl..3b. in Windsor ('. .u Sir.i'jhury. ""
descindant, No-i;; f^i.-tuD r.ii;, pet. Cj;in, .\ssi;m.. 175?, lor permit to buy lands of the Indians at W > '■
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1. Stoiighton Pettil.onc, b. April !», 18) 2; I'lcs. Pcttilj.iiii; l';i]>.;r Co., Nia^rara
Falls, X. Y. ; iii. ISo^"), Autioiiette Diiniiini^, wIki d. Marrli I), is'l."); (2) IS 10, C"i)rnvliii
IJelluinv. J. by ]si in.: 1, Emma ('. i. \)\ 'id n\.: 'i, ],A[-i<i-.\ W.
II." Piiyu"c Pfttibouf, b. Dec-. 2:!, ISi;',"; res. Wynuxmi:: \a. Oct. H, b^^^T, Caroruic
M., dau. of \Y!!1. S'.vct.buiil, b. Orf. IT, bSOn. 'I'o Mi. j'.-ttiboiic wt- :ir»- iu(lfl)tcil I'ur this
record of tho cli.'srciuliiat.s of Henry Tuttlc. In a letter to tlie compUcr he says; "My
grandfatlier, .lo-»'ii1i Tattle, ta]iiii:j lue to his hoiiif in my Infaiiey, on the death of my
fatlier, s'.ud giving' me an even clrance in the fsunily home i'or sm-h traiiiim,'- as the
circumstances allowed, especially the benefit of a (.'hristian home \\Ith its re.sulling
influences, has had niucli to do v. ith deepening nry interest in the family record." The
following sketch is mostly from jlansclL's Hid. of Luzmie and Wyoming Counik.'i, pub.
18S0:
lie lived ^^■ith liis grand fathei- Tnttle until he was fourteen. Afterwards as tavern
boy aitd clerl; at Tunkhannoclc lie was subjeeted to very bad associations, Imt A\-as so
firmly grounded in inoi-al pririciple th.al he Icept hdmself iinstaiited. ]3efore he was
eighteen lie was olfercd a business copartnership with Col. Montanye. but declined, and
returned for a .short time to farm labor at his grandfather Tuttle's. Soe,n afterwards he
acct'iited a i^osition with Swetiaod iV. l?aldwiii of \\'yoming, and in l8o4 became a })art-
uer with Mr. Sweiland, ami so continued until the ileatli of the latter in 18<)4 .\s exec--
iitor of the will of Mr. S. he managed his csuue for tifteeu years so as togreatly increase
its value.
The integrity of his character, his great business success, and lii-' liearty sympa-
tliies with his fellow men, and solicitude for their ir.aterial and moral advaneemt-nt ]ia\'c
led ilr. Petiibone into a large number of business, edacatioual and religious entt-Tjirises,
in all of which he has talcen a j>i'onunent, part. Among these may be named the old
Pittstnn Banl;: the ^\'yl);l>ing Terra Cotta Works: di^'ector of First National Bank
of PJttston, and Wyoming National Baidv, and the Miner's Savin;;s Bank (jf
Wilkcsl)arre; Pies, of the \\'iike.-ban-e Cravings B:;nk. Of the Wyoming Shovel
Works, himseir ami son are tie- sole proprietors; diirctor of tiie Washington Jdfe
Insuvance Co. r.f X. Y. ; Pre-. Board of Trustee s of liie Wyoming Seminary; of
the \\'. Bible S.-c.; uf tile W. Camp :\Ie'--tii!g Asso?.; of tlir- Fort;. Fort Cmieti-ry Assoc;
Trustee of the Drew Theo. Sem.. and of the Wesleyan Univ. at .Mid;iletown, Conn.,
resigning the latter oilice from inability to attend the meetings.
In 1814, on com. with (urn. Wm. S. Boss and J'.r.athan J. Slocum, ai)pointed by
tlie State of Penn. to sell the Delaware div. of the Peuii. C:-i,al, whlcb was satisfac-
torily accomplished. From 18.14 to lMi:i. he was Tr(>asurer of the Lack:i\sanna ^V Blooms-
buig B. 1!., during the most trying period of its tlnancial hisiory, from vvdiich .severe
stiain and 'presure lie retin-d as soon, (but no s:).iner) as he couhl do so with safety to
the .stock hold ei's. lie wa^ afterwards elected a (.lii-ector of the company, and held that
position until the road was consul idateu v.itli the Delaw.ire, Lack, t^' N\'est. B. K. He
has refused all othces except of a local nature.
Ill bSGi he was on committee to finish the Wyoming monument and im])rove the
grounds which had Vieen very much neglected. Tiiis work he accomi/lishcd with his
accustomed success. In Isr^! lie was chairntan of the com. on finances of the Centennial
Memoiial .\ssoV.. and to him was largely due the success of that occasion. At this time
he entertained at his r. 'silence, Pres." Ilaye--. his family and cabinet, Cov. Ilartranft of
Penn., wife aiul suite, and many other prominent men of the State and nation. The
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IV.
ming;; m . 17.(5, Hu'dah Williams; S chi!., b. in Conn.; was in \Vyonain;.:r, i?*^'), with ss. Noah, Stephen and
Oliver. In 177^, on nieadovv lot No. 22, where his dcsc. have continued to tiie present time, making con •_
.liderable adduionsto the homestead. He d. at \V , March 2:, i/yi; chil. all b. binisbury, Conn.
I. Estlier, b. June, 1747; lu. VVm. .\!worrh.
lluUh'.h, b^ .A.U5;., 17,0; la . Bcnj. .\t\vater.
No.ih, b. Nov., 1751; m. .^Iav, 17,-r,. Lacy Scott, and killed in battle of W'., July 3, f-S
Hannah, b. Oct., 1753: ni. Jo.scph Shaw.
Stephen, b. Sept., 1755; served in Sullivan's .\rmy and hoa. disc. ; was killed by Indians after
retur-n to W., Feb. 10, 1779, on Kin^^stim i'lals.
VI. Dolly, b. June, 1757; m. 1-77, Tiniothy Stevens.
VII. Lydia, b. Dec., 1759; ■''' • John Vaughn.
VHI. nh\er, b. May 13, 1762; m. Dec. -ji, 1783, Martha Paine. Me was in Forty Fort at time of the
massacre. He counted the men as they went out and made the number ~,S-- He returned to Conn after
the battle, but rem. to .\nienia, Dutchess Co., N. Y., Dec. 21, 17S3, where he m. Martha, dau of !)r
Harnabas Paine. He set on I.ivin.'-i'on >r:'ror.. v.-hcre ih.-ce c!m1 were b. rie ret. to W., April, i-SS
and boucht iot a.'j(iinuiL' his f. and 10 more chil. were b., and all, except ;:, whod.y., raised larn-e faiiiihes
Hed. .March 17, 133-. His wf. d. Dec. 25, ts.-; i, 0\ ivKK.b. Sept. .,, 17.^4. 2, Ksi uki--, Sept. 15. 17S5.
3, Pav.ni;, J;iu. 24, 1757; m. Sarah Tultle. 4, Joshua, .\ug'. 31, 17SS. =, M.\kci.\, Nov. 3, 179^. o. Li cv
Sept. 12, 17.}.!. 7. M^kv. Oct. 21. ■.794. 8, N.^ncv, Nov 13,1705. 9, 'No..\n July 27, 17^3. ' ic, II 1 uj.\e.,'
Feb. T4, i3j!. II, tiE.NKv,Oct. 5, 1:02. 12, M.\R'iii,A, Dec 33, iS:.4 13, STF..'Hh.-<, I-'eb. 2, 1S07.
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following sprint': Mi>. Hayes sent to Mrs. PtTtibono a cast- of rare iiowers as an cxjjres- i
sion of her pleasant reeolleetions of the visit. ._ |
Among- other affairs of a business nature, Mr. Pettibonc and wife arc owners of a i
lai'ge Sugar phintation, \vheiv the experiment is being tried of keeping negro laborers '
eontenteii by prom])t payment and fair trt'atnu'iit. «
As early as twelve or fourteen years of age he received hinting religious iiniirtssiDns, }_
though he did not join the church until 18-18, since v>iien he has bei'U coniinually in the -j
oihcial board, serving as leader, steward, trustei', S. S. suj>t. and delegate to the lieneral |
Conference. 'i
The \\"yoming ril. E. church, which was dedicated July 18, 1883, was the gift of f
the P.-ttiboiie family t<. ihat society. It is a lieautiful edifice, casting s-2.5,OOU. Of this ].
sum Mr. J^ettibone and wife contributed 4-5, and liis mother-iu-law, Mrs. Swctland, l-o. |
C'hil. of Pavne and Caroline Pettibone: 1, M.\Ky S., b. Oct. o, 1838; d. Dec. (1, IS-LJ. o_ |
FilANCLs, b. Sept. 5. 184-2; d. Nov. 17, 184n. 3, Wim.iam S., b. Julv 2, 1844; d. June '
L'-2, 1S,-)U. 4. Enw.vTiD. b. Dec. •>>, 1848; d. March 23, 18."i'2. o, K.\tk S., b. Sept 27.
bSol; 111. Xov. 12, 1S74, by l]ev. Hugh Dickson of Phihi.. Allan H. Dickson, lawver, of
Wilktsbarre. 1, C'lio, h. Oct, lo. ISTo; d. Jan. 10, 1883. G, lioi;Li;T P];k.\t, b.
Dec. 12, 18.J8; Snpt. of the Wyoming Shovel Works.
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II. Allen T. I
III. Walter William. f
IV. Florence Isabelle. • 3
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p. 28, 1. 81 f. t., r. W.-ltui,.
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p. !1, 1. 21 I'. 1.. r. K.'wish.
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p. G4, 1. IS 1'. b.. r. Huadies.
p. OU, 1. 1 f. t., r. lviii,u>bury.
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p. 88, 1. 4 1. b., font note, bt-t\veeu Samuel and Kutli in.-ert lu.
p. 87, fo)- de:;c of X. P. St-ymuur see Addenda iu A]ipendix,
]>. 0(!, " " of Abij^'-ail Goodniau Catlin, see Addenda iu Appendix.
p. OS, 1. 81 f. b.', r. Zifrviali.
p. lUO, St.'. Ajipendix lor add. to Pantrv Jones.
p. 101, 1. 20 1. t., r. Yale for G'ale.
)). 108, 1. 7 f. t., for 17G2 r. 1782.
p. 108, 1. 82 f. l. , for Dunham r. Durham.
]). 108, 1. 21 and 24 f. b.. r. l^onit for Booth.
p. 100, 1. 0 f. f., e. d in >b)ndell.
p. 110, 1. 2 f. t., r. Sewall.
)). 113, 1. 25 f. t., r. Chard for Cliartd,
p. IIG, 1. 2G f. I., V. I'.'llamv.
p. 117, 1. 0 f. b., r. David L. Oi:den for Loo-den.
p. 118, 1. 28 1'. t., r. iss;; f,,r is:!;{.
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31 f. t., r. Nnilh for N<-\s.
, 1. Kj f. b., ]>ut f fur o ill Itoxford.
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1. 20 f. I)., ]iuL ]■. for S in iSolv. ' .
1. 27 f. t., for P]iilan<lrr r. Pliilenda.
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1. 21 f. t., fo;- Hoiiry r. H(-rvey.
1. 9 f, b., for Prlrr's r. Pine'.s.
1. 33 f. t., for 1SS2 r. 1n22.
1. 3 of fool not.', tor Dculumi v. nurhani. ' '
1. 8 of foot noti-, ])ut 1 for t in Bottwood.
1. 13 f. t., for 1807 r. 1870. • .
1. 2i' f. t., fur Farniiiig r. Panning-.
fuo: noil', r. Vab' fnr (lale.
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1. 9 f. b., pur M for x in Pruuirban, and P. for B in ]3onsonbv,
1. 2 f. t., fur P-n.-riah r. Ponina.
1 17 f. I., fur V. 1\., r. r. li. Townshemb
1. 17 f. t., for Xo. 2 [.nt 222.
1. 20 f. b., f. su. li in Thom]i]<ins.
1. '.''> f. t., b>r liunt r, Hull.
1. IG f, i., for No. 12 i)ut 11.
1. 15 f. b., o. sa. r in Orzias.
1. G f, t., for u ]'Ut a in Hurt. ' - ■
1. G f. b , for 4.S in brai^kot'^. ].ut 44.
]. S and. 9, pnt e for a in Playst(jn, lower-case w for ^^■hevc', y U)i' v in Biuivaii
for Fj in ]']arket.
1. 25 f. b., for T.-tylur r. Tylt-v.
1. 20 L b., fur V i>ut 1 in Pratt.
1. 22 f. b,, for Sullivan r. Sillimun.
1. 4 f. b., foi .loseph r. Jasjter.
Index of Christian Names of Tuttles,
Aaron, 20, 2?, 10.?, i?19, ivJS,
2;5.j, 52(5, 508, 5(.i4, otiT, oSO,
G72, 7f)0.
Aaron Towasend, 2'^1.
Abnfr, I'J'J, 2-J;<, oUS, -}y9,
.51)4, 7(iy.
Abiud, 231. 232, 233.
Abierail, 24, 30, 3'.t, T-"), 81,
121, r.JO, 13(1, 177, Isj.Ool,
202, 2."i3, 25."}, 260, 2():i, 27!,
2So, 2U7, 3 IS, 422.4:)3. 4(;.-3.
401, .^-Ji). 50'.), 570, 571. 5^0.
593, 507, 025, xxv, wvi,
xxviii, xxxiii, xxxiy, xxvi,
\xxiv, xliv.
Abliie, 221.
Ahhic A., 208.
Ai.ljs, 504. 597.
AbliaOl Miles, 284.
Abbie M., 52?,
Abbif Kiizabeth, 321.
Abbie France.-^, xxx, xwi.
Abbie A., xl.
Abi. 495.
Abi (}.. 405.
Abuih, 453.
Abljab, 185
500, 504. 70y.
Abialhar, 2 17, 257, 25b,
Abiatliar A. B., 258.
Abraliain, 81, I'.H 177, 181,
188, 253, 254, :J81, 300,503.
571, 573. 501, 5,12.
Abel, 45, 210. -25, xli.
Abraliiini liowe, 281.
Acksah, 258, 52'j.
Ada. 518. 089.
Adah, 39.
Addison B., 202.
Adrian, 505.
A(hi J.oui.sa, 256.
Aua'ii\i.-, 700.
Adeline A., xxxi.
,\d(>l[ihus Darwin, xxxix.
Adelai.le, 470, xiviii.
Adeliiid.i- Pheb:,', 2iM.
Adeline, 175, 210, 458, 501,
23(', 271, 272,
■^SI.
Adelia, 231. 534.
Adriana, 317.
A^nes, 573. 58 k
Agnes Farner, 320.
Agnes I'^veliJU', 225.
Ais, xxi.
.•\lansoi), 103.
Alice, ISI, 225,228, 205, 531,
535, 401. X, xix.
Alice A.
Alice B , 30, 73.
Alice C.
Alice 1).
Alice E., 587.
Alice F.
Alici!- Gertrude, 2!2.
Abu-e 11., 248.
Alice Hub!;ard, 500.
Alice .ToseiiUine, 72, 244.
Alice L., 02.
Alice Laura, 297.
.\lice Maud, xxx.
Alice M., xxxix.
Alicia, 41.
Allie, 200.
Allen A., 223.
Allen, 184, 185, 241, 275.
Allen Dewitf, 271.
AlK.-n S.. 223.
Alline Altnian, xxx.
Alfred, 228, 230, 2li2
Alfred B., 20:'., 520.
Alfred (J., 1.^0.
Alfred 11., 5 Id.
Alfred P.ichard, 524.
-Alfred ^VasluIlgt(lI•, ,
Albert, 42, 230, 457,
, 531.
242.
508,
505, 53
.\ddi.-, Kbii.
A.idie E., 223.
Ad.-lb,|-t, 470.
Ad.-Imci- .M., -^Ol.
AdclOcrt ('., ;:i:j.
I 0/3, .)^.).
i Albert Chapman. 03
I Albert ("., 400, 400.
jAlheri G(jss, 570.
lAlbert George, 227.
jAlbert Munme, li;s,
'All>ert ^'uiitVird. 5-J2.
' \liiert Perr'.-, 513.
'Albert P., 520.
lAllHTt, H,, 5S4.
I Albert Henr\. 52(1
jAibert Frederi<-k, 57
I Albert Jehiul, 501.
lAlbf-n E'igrue. 207.
lAlniir.i, 189, 232, 'J
i 521, 575, 503, xlix
2?8.
5'<3.
M), 255.
.\lniira Minerva, 237.
Ahnira S., 317,
Ahii-ron. 230.
Almeda, 4s4.
Ahneda \\\nnore, xiviii.
AUneron Aiwater, 239, 210.
Alma. 195, 290, 2';i', 207, 208,
271. 272.
Abiia </<)ra. 401.
.Alexander II., :)17.
A.lexaPider Tb.afiileus, 537.
Ahiuvi, 200, 21^0.
AJmon Lee, 249.
Alner, 5S1.
Aloic/.M, -J .-,5.
Aionzo Allen, 493.
Alonzo Chrjiilierhn, 493.
Alsira E.. :?22.
Alvln, -Un. 5(iS.
Alvin N.Ode. 242.
Altlion.", :^10.
Althea.
Altbea -lane, 524.
Alta, 495.
Al/.ina, 181.
Alvab Bradlev. 5-Jl.
Alvali BnH'keti, ^(;i.
Alexiaa ^Jaria, 31i).
Alviia, L^'.O.
Amanda, 178, 454, 455, 512,
521, 53G, 508, 581.;
Amanda M., 81.
Amand.a llaniet. 297.
-Amanda G., 492.
-Am.anda Enifliiu', 493.
Amaiida, R., xl.
Annisa, 138, 2O0. 208, 270,
281, 294, 509, 570.
Ambrose, 223, 275, 453, 402.
-Andirose Johnson, 3 1 1).
Amelia, 57, 229, 490.
Amelia A., 41,
Amelia G., 314.
Am.4i:; boiiisH, 493.
Annjs. 212,272,275, 307, 308,
498, 19i», 513, 517, 5;',n, 570,
578, 5H», 590. 00^.
Amos, Elliot, 4!i9.
A!m..-5 Vmycv. 499.
-Ahk.s Hardin, xli'.
.\in.is ixitru. :>:)L
Amos lO-h'.],, :J-is. 240.
Ammi Miles, 29 1.
CIC
IXDKX OF CIlRISriAX NAMES.
471. j
XXI,
003.
G-".. 321.
<>;. icm. its,
•Si], -J^:}. '2SI,
:i09, ol'J, 459,
■->:i(;. 4.^1. "jtiii.
i, xxvii, xlii.
Amy, 03, ISO, iSO, 281, 295,
5S9, 592, xix.
.^\iny Miiria, 493.
Auimon. 239.
Ann, 72, NO, S) , 233, 317
499, oi>3, 57ti, 71(>.
xxvi, xxxiii.
Aun AdcUii, 22P>.
Ann Aue^iista, 'Ml.
Ann D.'iia, 229.
Ann Eli/,al)et!i, 221
Ann M., xxxi.
Ann Mhi'v, TiS.x
Ann Elizii, G3, 262.
Aun Vannc'ite. 4ij.
Ann M., :,[7.
Anna, 40. 81 , ."^3.
1S4, LSS, 212
299, 307, HOA
499, 017, 43('
572, 070, XX
xl\ii.
Anna A., 270.
Anna Clark. 204.
Anna {'•., 499.
Annabi'lla Ann.-iia, 2(.)0.
A)iua Francos, olU.
Anna French, 4G0.
Anna Diane, 493.
Anna Jar.R, 207.
Anna Lncv. 239.
Anna Joniinia, 31 G.
Anna Ma;ia, oOG,
Anna MatiMa. 314.
Anna Mnrv, 499. '
Anna M., 073.
Anna Leni. 096.
Anna S., 520'.
Anna Ijouisa, xxxis .
At\nc, xxix, xxxii.
Aiiulc. y9, 42, ru'.l.
Ajinie ]\Mi)iiivnn, 499.
Annie Elizabeth, 290.
Annie Matilda, 320.
Annie L. , 201.
Annie liol^iiison, 499.
Annie Parker, 497.
Angeline, Gl, 229.
Angeline Alvira, 229.
Au'trelina, 497, 499.
Angelina M., 232.
Annis, xli.
Anni.-^ .1., Gl.
Andrew, 71,72, 142, 1G3, 1G9
170, 22S, ;!!(>, ;;;17, 492, 033
080, (;0-'. xxxi, xli, xlii.
Andrev.- Hull. OiU.
Aiidre\v .Iai-ksni>
Andrew Oivis. 4
An.sel, 2G(>, 070.
Ansel Aikeii:,ide
An-nn. 00 i.
AiKson Yale, 221,
Angelo, 277.
4S4.
12
liuli, OUl.
Antoinette, 2G2.
Ara, 39, 40, 012.
Arad, OGG.
Ardelia M.. 004.
Ariad))e, XIO.
Aral 1(4, 314.
Arvilla, 530.
Areie, 82.
Arniina, xlix.
AnneiHa, ^'., xlix.
Arthur, 43, 4 70.
.Aithur Henry, xlix.
Arth.ur < 'lieiiev, 320.
Artliur l>.4o;-~,'249.
.Arthur .lames, 2'.»0.
Arthur NN'aid, 314.
Arrliur Wellingtrm, -..'04.
Artonif'pia. 021.
Asaph. l.'^9.
jAseuath. 2G2.
iA^aliel. 40. 132, 100. 228, 274
j 300, 022, G81.
[Asa, 2G2, 2o4, 273.
|A,^a .M., 020.
Asa T., 270. ■
[Ashhel, 810.
Ashe], xlii.
Atsvaier, 237.-
Augustus, 22f;. 491, 021.
Augustu.s 'j'itus, 239.
Augustus S.. SI.
Augu.sta, 280, 019.
Augusta E., OOO.
Augusta Maria, 290.
Aui,'usta M., 499.
Aurolia, 2G0, 322, 492.
Aurelia Ann, 493.
Aurelia I)ian:lie, 499.
Austina. 409.
Au'^lin, 17!>.
.'\uslin Hn)r>ks, xlviii.
.-\uHtin Sumner, 459.
Avers, 575, 580, 581.
Azor, 81.
Azel, xxix.
.-\7.uba, 23, 277.
Bathshcha, xxix.
Barnet \Vo('dl)urv, xlvii.
Benjamin, 41, 242, 277, 281,
29G, 347, 402, 003, 009, 570,
579. 580, 090, 59G, xxxi,
xxxiii, xl.
B(.'nja3ain Avers. 321.
I Benjaniiu A., 277.
i Benjamin 1\ , 201.
j Benjamin Fi-aiil;.lin. 20!, 013,
xxix.
I Benjamin (i., 212.
I Iv'njannn l-fovce, 499.
JBi'njamii' >.ewti)n, O70,
lP..'i>'ia!!;in Stokes, xxx.
! Beth. 4, 72.
iuet.-v, 24, 02, 81, 82, 100, 170
?30, xxix, xlii,
223, 229,
xlvii.
Betsv B., 17.
Bet.sy P., 40.
Betsi-v, 204, 200, 207, 270,
271", 277, 290,470, 0(,9, .021,
522. 538, OGG, 068, Os}, 094,
xxx\iii, xl.
Betsey .Ann, 296, 001.
Betsev .lane, OSl.
Betsey Iv, 090.
Bet.sey Dickey, xxxi.
Bessi(> Loraine. 321.
Beiioni, 207, 200, 262.
Bcdotha, 231.
Bede, 38, 219.
Bertha, 204. .008.
Bertha Harrier, 082.
Bertha l.oiiisa. 321.
Eerrlia .Miles. 2!tl.
Bel lie. 204, 499, 080.
Bertie Maria, 321.
B<'r!, 207, 260, 264, 273.
Beri Street, 224.
Beulali. 241.
Bethel, 170.
Benajah, 20G, 270, 277, 318,
031.
Cenajah Johnson, 200.
15cnediet Marcus, 003, 503.
Belle. 080.
Belden B. . 027.
Berenice liachel. 084.
Bethiah, 294, 098.
Birney, 270.
Bi;;hoi), 508.
Birdseve. 226.
Bilson" 500.
Birnev L., 62.
Blanch, 710.
Bliss Chri-^topher, 280.
Bradford, 41, 094.
Bron.son Beecher, 241.
Bradburv Cillev, xxx.
Biad!ev,"]84, 180.
Bradley Allen, 185.
Burr, 81.
Burr Douglass, 710.
Burr ^^'ils()n, xliv.
Burton, 230, 272, 534.
Burton E.. 223.
Burritt, 200. OsG.
Burton D.. 0.S7.
Byron, G2, 005.
Calvin, 206, 270, 021, 022,
070.
( 'alista, 207, 006.
Caleb, 20, 24, 130, 130, 142.
17G. 177. 17S, IS,-!, l-;i. 030.
236, 237. 321, 063, 569, GoO,
0.00, lillO.
Cal.4. A- v.at.'r, 227.
Carl-, ie I'l.uikiiu, 237.
I.\|)i:X OK CHIMS'IIAN NAM!-:
717
("mi-oIus, ;-!!), GSO.
Cuiol, 248.
Cuiolhu-. ',^-2:;. 2.-)4, 2-37, 'j;'.'2
275, 'r2l'\ oy(j, 5n9, 51).")
-xlvii.
Carolina F., OOO.
Cai-nliiii; Ani.-lia, -ISO.
Caroline .-Miuira. xli x.
Caroline A'.itoijielte, ■J('i."3.
Caroliue ]•:.. -!!i."i. .-)S4.
Caroline liall, r^li',.
( 'aroline ]■" ranees. 2;j7.
Cai'oliu" Louisa, 2'.)~>.
Caroline .Matilda, 240, 70!).
Caioline .Melissa, 42.
Caroline Lnorotia, o04.
(.'aroline fc^tanli-y, -ON-").
Caroline :>., 571*.
Caroline Sopliia.. xh'iii.
Caidliue Uickhani, ;^15.
Caroline Si-ral,, 22.>.
Carpenter, IW.
Carrii, 2>''i. l'.)."t, xlvii.
Cariie A., 40:;.
Can if l^ell, 4'J7.
Carrie .\ii^u.-ra, ij20.
( V;rrie K!i/,alietli, 4t;i.
( 'arrie ],., 2iio.
Carrie .)., 22s.
Carv A., 4iiU.
Cassius, 212.
I'ase, ISO; :,\K!,.
(.'atliarine A., xxxix.
I'atltariiie, :^\ s], S;2. 2i:i
572, xxxiii,'xlii.
('atliarine C., ol().
C^atharine Kli/.a. 20().
Catharine Kli/.ali''t]i, oU.
Cathaiin.- II,, .510.
Caili.-iiine Ceeelia, ;;i(;.
Catharii'.e < > lay, xlii.
Ca.thariiie Maria, '^&.l.
Catliarine .M., oi>.
Catliarine Velina, 42.
Celia, 24!».
Cecelia, 80!), 815.
Ceylon. 402.
Celia la.nrlie, 40:1
( 'elina W. , xlvii.
Cele-tia, 5(it;.
Charle.s, 7;!, 2.0, 4ii. 12, ^1
S2, 242. I'-'O, ISO. IS4. :■■
ti- 271, ;;u'>, :'.14, yjc, 4o
450, 4iil, 4^4, 405. lOO. 5o;
5r.». 521, 52(;, 5:44, 5:'.r, 501
•'>0"), TiJl', XaX, xxxv:,. xh
xlvii.
(4iarles Anu-ustiu,. 2;!0, 205.
Clrtrles AToioa. 42.
Ciia: les .MliiiL;, 17U, 5:j5.
'■i!:,!;, ^, A.. v2:;,2:::>., 400,50:
C'.i.-Mles llell. XXxix.
Charles Coe, lit).
Charles Clark, 524.
iCharlf'.s Crane. 5i:l
Cliarles l)ayt<,n, 42.
'Charles Downie, ;C20.
Charles Iv, v;!2. 2:'.:!.
C'liarle.s I'.ihiin, 457.
Charles Ktrhert, 5s4.
jChailes Edwin (4ark, 50
jCharles F.. 22:), 5.s<, 505
'Charles Francis, :J20.
iCharh'S Frederick, 52F
iCharles Cie.,, r,<.y.],
(Iiarles Henry, 242,
! xxxiii, xiix,
Charles II., 24S, 82!.),
[Cluster Morrison, 4S-1.
iChester Cri, 4^7.
Charle,. Horace, 572.
(diaries Johnson. :]-,j5.
< diaries Kirkliani. 511>.
(dnirles Looniis, 227,
(d,arh-s I,., 5S4.
|(diavh's C, 270.
jidiarles .Mari'n, xlii,
Ciiarles -M<<reTte, 27(1.
.Charles Ahuiinny, 2:52.
jCduades Sevniour, 270.
Charles S.." 504.
Charles Northroii, 510.
'(di:uie,< do-e|ill, 525.
■Ciiarles 'Idiaddens, 5:^^;^
kdiarles Fzal, 814.
iCdiarlcs Wdlhnr, 817.
(diaries W ., 404, xl.
ddiarles \\dHiani, 297.
.ddiarh's hhd.lin, 810.
|(diarles 11 ;, 275.
ICharles W'eslev, 525, xx
Charles White", 5:30.
ICdiarh^s \Vhitconih, xxx
Udiiuidler, 575, 502,
'(dtarlev. 40-\
;( diaries \Viv:or, 42,
'Charlotte, !>■!■, 2l0, 81G,
I 518. 578, 570, xxx.
jCdinilotte C. , 80,
(diarlolte (C, 41.
(diailotti
'(.4ini4oit.
(_di;Mlottc
(di.irii\',
■ 5Mfi,"
< h-.;-v -
<d. . ■ .
M,, 22>;.
-May, 2:i0.
\\dlliains. 2;i;)
>0. 42, \\)-l 255
,•■':. ; ■. -vV
; -);;f;
>. -1. ' . .'
.)1.2'. xlv'
!, ( 'liaTin.' e_\ Jcvi
!, 5 70,
i, Chaiincey I'.rail
lev. xlix
(dai-Iolne'r, ■',')
, 4 7, no.
2s8, 2S4,
( iristian. 5:10.
' di! istina Si, (41
4S7.
>. CheMer, 2.-0, ."
10, ioo,
xlvii. x!\iii.
■(diester J , 277
.Cdiestei- A iiinir,
4S5.
ICddoe, 4*;, ](>:;, 104, 105, is.s,
I 210, 255, 4',)2, 400, 57U.
IChloe li,, 24.S,
:ChIue C, 270.
5. ,(.4ara.
j(.lara Louisa, 227.
Clara S., :-!!),
(daia A,, 501.
(d.-ira M., 5-J().
2fi5, Cl:iia .Maiia, 52(.).
Claia Lli/.:d>eth, 2:10, 595.
470, |(dara Melinda, 227.
K.dara .Mine: va, 227.
jClarissa, 281, 204, 45S, 510,
i 520, 5>:i, 5:!2, 500, 5G0.
(larissa F., 500.
!Cdarissa 1-d'encli, 280.
kdarissa. Lonisa, 240.
kdlarissa J^ioley, 820.
jClarinda, 277.
.Claudius :d., 590.
Clarence, xlviii.
Clarence Clinton, 400.
(.darence Herbert. 447.
Clark Strong-. 5L,',
jClilhird Ilcjrace, 820.
(4ement, :;0, 40, 570.
[(.denieiiiin.e. 5:)4.
■ Clayton 17.. 222,
;Cornelia, :;0, 27e. 205.
.Cornelia Sally. 240.
jCornelins D.,' 527.
Cornelius Braitiard, 221.
Colunihas, 81G.
Columhus A., 502.
IX. (-'ora, 400.
Ccn'a K. . 404.
Coia .Mlierfina, 5S8,
(^"cmstunf, 202.
459, Constant Loyal, 470, 4^1.
Content, 40S, 500.
Concurrence, 504, 505, ijSU.
Comfort, 2.S1, 81 y,
Curtis, ISO. 181.
Cviithia, 210, 220, 2:.-;0. 2'^(i.
'512
78, Cynthia l^lakeslee, 229.
Cynthia Aureliti, 220.
Cynthia E., 227.
[(.'ynihiu .lane, 505.
I02,j(-'yrus. 500. 509, 570, 5^1. xl,
lii. C\ rus (),, 5^1,
|C". Dudley, 205.
2SI, jl'ainaris, 581.
jDariinL;-, 2:!1.
I Larw'in. 20'J.
iLaiii.d, ]. 20, 25. 87, 8S, 50.
o:), (;2, 71, 72, 7:i, >d , lOt!
!'!5, •>:;!), v.'.-', is(;, 2 !;>, 257,
200, 2.S1, -.ii'O, 800, 8H;,'441,'
452, 458, 454, 497,580, 492^
INDEX OF CIIinSTIAX .NA^fF.S.
4i)r), 508 to .107. 5S0, rise.i
58'.J, mu, -)',>?, 'AiU, (>42. GGS,|
G70, 708, xyvi, xxvii, xxixj
xxsiii, xliv.
Daniel ,-\t water, 2-10, 709.
Daniel B., 597.
Daniel Bliss, loO, 400.
Daiiiil ("., xxxi.
j):iuif! (I., ;;>;.
DuiiielM.. o:31.
Daniel Svlvester, -I'^O.
D. llerndon, .jfJ-J. Oii:.i.
Dan, -i-ii). i3.")7, :^(i(t. o:'.], 588.
David, 1, ---'u. 4-J. 4.'!, 80, 81,
lUli, 01^. 'J19, 2-24, 184, 187.
lss| l,-^i), 2n;j, ■27(1, 29'i, 2i)7,
?,{)9', :il(J, :US to :;2l, :;17,
453, 4!!0 50^, 514. 517, 51;:),
575! 570, .5S0, 581, 592, 5'.i7,
(;75, 70;', xxK.
iKivid .Vv._'VL-tuf;, 57o.
]>UVLU A., oil).
Dovid B.. o21.
]>:ivid IV-.-rlu-r, 2(i8.
David 1)., 584.
David .!r^t„s. 219. 223.
David P., 2r,.-, :i21.
Diivid N., 5!;(i. 5(18.
David 'l\.dd. 202.
David \'., 221.
r>avid \V..o>ter, 508.
D:n-is n.. 5(Ja.
Darius, 597.
Darius !>., 5-^9.
Darlino- ])., 2:J1.
Itavtou. 2;U.
DeboraL, 22, 17 7, 219, 521
XXX.
De.sirf, 23, 74, 181, 297, 325
701.
Dcli-ht, 20').
Delos, 207.
Dennis, 275, 512.
Dennis Oliver, 227.
Delia. 249, 314.
Delia Joluisnn. 3)5.
Delia Maria, 310.
Deliverance, 513, xxvi.
Dexter, 243, 277.
Devine, 570.
Devlin, xlvii.
]')ev.itt (.'linton, 5"^!!.
Diantlie. 21^, 24i). 526.
D.jnald D:Ld<ey, xswix.
D'dlv. 45.
D.notl.y, 171, 172, 233, xxvi
XKvii. xxv'ii, xxix, xli.
Dorcas, 572.
Dora, xlvii.
r„.va \'<d'.isia, 5'i5.
Duniali, 401.
Dudley, 5:'.l.
Duaue, 5"0.
D\vi;:h<.- 495.
Dwiglit F., 275.
Dv\i,irht M., 222.
Dwii.,'lit ^^'illianl, 275.
Earl, xl\ii.
El)en, 41.
Kbeii Clark, 243.
Ebenezer, 45, 81, 172,
318, 31 H, 405, 407, 409,
317.
470,
590.701, xxviii, xxx, xxxiii.
Ebenezer Burton, 470.
Ebenezer Holt, xl.
Eddi.-, xivii.
Eddv L., :!'.).
Edsviii. ','42. ;;17, 495. 512, 520,
xlviii.
Edwin Aiunsn, 271.
l-7d\vin C. 5S4.
Edwin E. , 533.
Edwin F.. 243. 321.
Edwin II., 202. ...05.
Edwin ].. 205.
Ivlwia Eatliru]., xlviii.
Ei\'^]n H.. 2-! 2.
Edwin i;u.-li, 499.
}'7d\vin .Mil.-<, 2:)5.
Edith (Toodwiij, 522.
Edith Martiii. 227.
Elith Mav, 2!t7, 320.
Ediih Sh.'rwn.ul. 499.
Ed-ar, :;iO, 457, 47'), xliv.
Edgar .v., 205. 5;i:;.
[Edgar l-711swurth, 535.
|Edgar :\!ortin:.T. 314,
jEdsou .\udiew, 28o.
Edmund, 4ii7. 490. 500.
Edniuml Bostwiesv, 518, 519,
Edward, 43. 01. 82, 229, 526
584, 710, xxxii. xxxiii, xlii
Ethvaril AuL"istr,< Fre?ich
i 570.
lEdward Austin. 320, 321.
i Edward Deen Allen, 42.
;Edna Lois, 490.
jEdna I'auliie-. xliv.
iEdward E., 39.
'Edward S., 01.
Edward L., 295.
:Edward Theodore, 297.
lEdward Francis. 320.
iEdward Montg-oniery, 311.
l'id\\ard Harrison, 504.
Edwaid I)..'{"<wta, 504.
iEdward t)riiu. 570.
4\dward l*ens(\ 571 .
Edwaid Salmon, 258.
Edwaid 1'.. 25S.
Edwanl W., 258.
Edward Hubbard, 400.
Ivlward i:}dirain!, 4S9.
Edward .Marion, 4.S:).
Edward I)aniei. 507.
lEdward IMerpofd, 5ii(>.
Edward \\'intLro]>, 01.
Edward T., 227,
Edward Alvin, 179.
lOdward TifTany, 189.
Edward \Vooster, 239.
Edward Wocidbiid^v, 01.
Egbert \y.. 510.
Eybi'rt C'lavion, 5S4.
Elbert r,,l(', 4'.;'.t,
Eli, 45.4ii, 81, 273, 274, 533,
589, 592. ■
Eiia.s, 591.
Elias ^^'., 595.
Elislni, xwiii, xxxii, xxxiii,
xlviii.
Eliza, 45, 81, 170, 221, 223,
203. 270, 273, 270, 310,521,
533, 5.34, 5:17. 4M,472, 50!.i,
570. 018, xxxiii.
Eliza A., 01. 275, 50i>.
Eliza Ann, 30H.
Eliza Dellart, 311.
Elizit (irace, 507.
Eliza Goss, 570.
Eliza Jane. 227, 591.
p]liza Logan. 512.
Eliza M., 299.
Eliza Uebi'ca, 40;;.
Elizabeth, 1, -'-'K O;!. 75,80,
81, >^:'.. S7. 1(;5, ]7ii. -177,
17N. ^10, 2iii.2J4.227, 272,
27f'., 270, 2-9. 2.~-il, 295,299.
:i07, 310, 314. 317, 0I8, 347.
4S2, 488, 491.402,491,501,
531, 534, 553, 503, 580, 590.
597. 003, GOO, 039, 080, 701,
7o9, 710, xix, XX. xxi, xxvi,
xxx, xxxiii, X xxvi. xxx viii,
xli, xlix, 1.
If^lizabctli A^ res. 42.
:]':ii/il"-th Ai-n, 2:^7. 274, 4.s9.
IE. (t., 597.
[Elizabeth A., 228.
lElizabetli Caroline, 500.
I Elizabeth Sarah, 219.
jj'^iizabeth Charry, 242.
lEiizabeth I'amp' 312.
Elizabeth Ibirriet, 271.
Elizabeth Amelia, 490.
Elizabetli Abbi»:'. xxx.
Elizabeth (Jorham, xli.
Elizabeth Mason, 497.
Elizabeth Hacklev. 538.
Elizabeth Mary, 4S4.
I'dizabeth Melina, 507.
Elh'ii, 295, 499, 500, 57(1. 5Sl.
Ellen Eugenia, 42.
Ellen Anieiia. 223, 239. '
Ellen .M.. 00.
Elh'U .i., 221, 522.
I'.lien 11., :i02.
Ellen 14. , 5,'<4.
l'".!!cii Luciini. 457.
l'41en liouisa, 401 .
]':ileit Jerusha, 524.
IXDEX OF CHjaSTIAX XAMES
710
Elli-n Ifaniiah, oG?
Ellen 'Slaw, 5-?4
Ella. 204, '275.
Ellit A., 533.
Ellu L., xxxix.
Ella M., -249.
Ella P.'terson. ?>•?().
Eliplialct, ITfj. ];:,
Elipluilot A., ISO.
Elijah, XX xi.
Elijah Cop, 'j'.iD.
Elijah (Ti-aiiuvr. 470.
Eleaijor, 170, '2o5.
Eleanor D., 01)7.
Eii'azcr, 07'!.
Eleazur II., -^iB
Elias, ,23-3, 233.
Eliada, '2.53, 2o4.
Eliaila S.. 254,
Elilui, 2.")4, ry2l
]:i'>i.t. Elvira, 310.
Eh)i(_']-, ."iTS'.
El on, 2(J].
Elf eta, 2(31, 2G2
Electa If., 201.
E. ])ftr\vi)i, 209.
ElizLi]' Cowlc.s, 224.
J\li/.ur AVrii:hi 224
Elsif, -lOi), .-.s.^
Elsie A.. 222.
Elvira, 20:), oiy.l. ,'",22, o
Elvira W., 223.
Elam, 227, 200, 270. 31
Eninui, ISl, 2.~^4 314
4S4, 499, 521,5:^4, 53i
EniHia A,, ."il);'.
EniiJia Adrlia, 240.
Euuna C, 321.
Enuha Carolina. 524.
Eimna IV"!!. 254.
EniiiKi I-;.. 501. 5;jO.
Etiiiria 11,, 2 IS.
Emma JaiU'. 5S5.
Emma Julicfte, 22S.
Emma L., 221.
Emma Lane, 314.
Ennna Eawixairo, 320.
Emma LL'v.-is, ISO.
Emma Louisa, 505.
Emma Lucinda.
Emma M. , xl.
Etnma i;., 22.s.
Emma Susan, 170.
Emma 'i'ow iisi-ud. 295.
Ei!!ir;a!lssa, 4">7.
21.
4t).
250.
LSI
401
003
ETM'Mt
Eimm
Emiiv
205.
iMl'.ilj.
■n JviwanI, 5;
•It (if.)., 524.
. 3'.(, 221, 227,
50s', 51(),
A.. 5:;4. 599.
Emil\-
EmilV
l-:milV
Ann, Si.
.Vi^^-usta, 503
EmilV
C, 222, 310.
lEmily Jane, 223, 5b0
Emilr L., 522.
[Emily i^ucinda, 227.
lEmily Malout-, 320.
Emily .Maria, xxxiv.
jEmilY P., xlvjii.
I Emily S., 232.
L'-'l, 043. lEmily Soiih.'-onia, 229.
jEmily Dickinson,' 230, 2
lEmrduie, 81, 170, 24's
I 274. xxix, xxxix. '
lEmilie Elorenco, 320.
JCm(dine E., 27u.
Emeliiie O., 24S.
Emoo-('u<', 530.
lEmog-ene A,, 244, xlviii
:Emoiv, 41, 200, oSt)
lEnada, 201..
Enos, 20, Nl. 170, 177
205, 275, 271!, 453, 554
Eno.s Todd, 220.
Euocli, t;2, 500.
En^igrl, 02.
.'Ejdia, 50.S.
!E])liraim, 23, 325, 450,
j 404 to -Mi?, -,is2, 4>!)',
' 504, 50S, 022, i;:]?,', ir,~,'
! OON, 000, 077. (i-^o
jEraFlciviuv, xxx,
lEra.sUi.s \\',, s,i. ■
^5. JErm-.-.i (,'. , J0(;.
lEruf.si ],(•,.. ],vo.
7. jErwiu Leonard, 207.
470,jEra.smii.-, Darwin, xxxix,
, 7)0.;Era.-tus Darv.-i;; 517
i 510. • - ''
jE.sther. 41, Gl, 135, 130
'^2, 147, 103, 104. 172
I'Sl, lyy, 104. 255 2(15
271,273, 274, 270,205, 3J 7
407,501, 500. 521.520,, 530
o02, 504, 02;!, 008. 709
I xxix, XXX, xxxi.
Esther Anil, 595.
Es^ther L.. 02.
E.sthcr Slavhx, 295
Esther Tolles, 20S
Ethel, 248, 200, 502.
Eunice,2S,C0,72, 103,104, 105
224,225,227,317.453,454^
-102, 170, 4:i.40S, 50ij, 50S,
oOO, 4S1, 502, 507, 05l'
xxxi, xlii.
Eunice Arddia, 407.
Eunice lOli/a. 50,s, 511.
.Eunice L, , 4.~,[i,
'l']uni(.<' Lucv, 22
2(i2,207,|Kune,ia, 2;)4.
|l-'n,i;c'ne, H, 500.
|Eu.i;-ene Augustus-, 240.
jEiie-cne .A., 573.
Eiiir.'ne li., 5i(j.
|E'i.i;-cnif, 223.
jEn^^iu:! Sr'icaiior, 25(1,
Eui^cnia Laura, 504
]'A-a Calista, 40o.
Evtdine, 3J4, xlvii.
Eveline A., 270.
Even.'tt, \V., 4i)0 xi
Evi, 42.
Evaline. 221.
Evelina II., 221.
Evelyi) Pei-iv, 221.
Ezra. 151, 1(;5, 217
205, 275, 210, 2r7,
^•)00, 701, 702.
Ezra Anustromj, 45
E/.i^kiel, nil, 225,
•■>'^3, 5G4, 5!i2, 7()1
Ezra Williams 2;iH
257,
452.
240.
2-)S,
520,
245,
40.
:>-n.
is:
,-Flc
olS. il
138
177
iF;nuiip. Is], 7i(j
■ jpHnuie It., 139.
'Fannie M.. y^s^
jpannie Thcrina,
i Fanny d'., .3^1
|Fanny E!izab"th
I Fanny. 57(;
j''e;iton, 5ol!,
iFiilelia ^'\l via 2 •'5
jEletcher," xlvii'. "
iFloia, 4;i0. 5i.):s, 5;^(;, .-(jj
ca A. , 5:10
la 1:., r,-::
'■■•' E., 201.
rilla. 43.
■■■ S. . 24.S.
■eiice, 450. 4S1, 5:!(j
■'■lice .\. , 2v2, 5:jlj,
JFloi-ence Ahhea,'254.
|F. Laudolph. 5!*3.
! Foi'ester, 228.
|Forester Starr, 228.
Fia;;k, 38, 301', 4!n)
500.
Frank Bushnell, 401.
Frank C. 170,
I'laidv Dav, 151.
Frank Ilenry, 274.
Fraidc Earrv, 317.
Frank Howard, 518
Frank L., 310, 492.
Frank Jo.siah, 507
. [Frank M., 201.
.[Frank Lorini,'-, 225.
,1 Frank NML^on. 320.
\Vr.\nk ^^'l■iLrht, xlix
d'"rank l,.-h>,,v -l-'
I Frank W. , 2;i2.
! Franklin, '.'■■', [, 200 2,"
I 5-'i !, x'vii; ,
I F/anklin ( ' , 520.
Franldin J^lliMt. 2:;0.
dMa'i|.;|in J. .-J lo -,!•, ,;:
hwaiddia Oliver. 227.'
ii'"'rances, 227, iioi). .,'S5
ii''rai;ces .\i!n, 530. os2.
■H, 630,
•v:o.
FrsmciK 20S, k, wx.
FniiuTS E., i2,:u-2.
Frances Klizalicth, Oo9.
FraiK't'S Kuicrmc, o-JO.
Frances Aurelia, 4">7.
Frances Adeline. 040.
Fiances Mar'on, '^ l'.».
Frances S., "-.'T'k
Frances ]-.. , fr'l.
Frances A., 070.
I'rauces Warner. "jHS.
Francella l.ucy, il-Vj.
Francfs K., ny:'..
Frances l')uldwin. 4^7. 61 ^
Frances Adaline, 7o,s.
Frances Curtis, n(i7.
F'rance.s Louisa, r)71.
Frances J.. 57!'.
Frances M., r)\'.C>.
Friei.O, r^:\[,r,:\?..
Friend C'«>k. •^75.
Fre.leriek, iSl, :?:,:;. 20:?,
077. ;sii. 4--"), 40:;,
xlviii, xi'iK.
Freddie. •2rA. n-U. xliv.
Frederick l:5aid\^■in. ■/.):?.
F'redericlc B., xlviii.
Freiler",( k l>!-;<.dl: y. xlix.
I'^-ederick lioyninn. -J?-').
Frederick C, ~"--J.
Frederick (.'eorge, r).S4.
Frederick Grigi^s, OOU.
Frederii-k Henry. 503.
Frederick h., 22^.
Frederick )-eun:ud. 50').
Fredei'ick I'iersun. 40.
Frederick Seiirin--, HlO,
Fredeiick U'illian;, 004,
Frederick Walter. oOO.
Fivderick NV.. .")10.
F'l-eenian. xxx.
Freeman F., 049.
l^reelove, 431, 5:J4.
Friet l^aldwia, OO'.i.
G;un< 27, 570, 501, 50G.
(iarry l^..200, O'vj. ^
(iarrv, 5:>5, 5fi.~), .'i-^O, oSi
(iayl'ord I'orter, ."31:3.
(Jarvison, 57t).
(Jeorge, 30, 4:k 70, ISl.
oof, 077, 450, 470. 501,
503,' 500, 5;:'.C>, 5s7, -'lOO.
.•ex. xxx, \k
(uM.lTrev, xviii. xix.
(;e..r>re"Alb'rt. 0;;;<. OOO,
(i,.„r-e A.,013. 0:.4.
(4eor.>,^e Adelbc-f, 00b.
(u-Mriri' An-^en, ■""!'):!.
MeiHX'- Avery, ','•'..
(MMU-oe Ik, 571.^
(it'ort-'t! l>avid, 5>3.
tiev.rireK., 3>^, ISO, 50(i.
IXDEX OF Cinn.^TIAX XAMKS.
(ieorce Fred
571, 013, 0.
(lefirge Fram
fieor<r« Fordy
IS.
:k, 4S0, 510.1
300,
xxxix.
(iei.r.Lre
(4e(U-ge
Ge>>v.e:t
(iecri!;.
(ieiiri':i
,(;.-(>r,m
(ieore-f
070
547
liondliiie, vvxiv.
Heurv, 73.
11., 3S, 537.
Ilod^re., OiS.
r,„>k. 4.VI.
Kitl'ediic, xxxix.
M.-irvii'i, 4(n.
Merriniaii, 450.
(ieorge Merrill, 40.
(ie<irg-e .MonTg' c.nerv, 001
Ueorge M., 301. 511), 50i<,
l(Jenrge Miles, Gl.
-e Merton, 504.
■ue Oliver, 050.
IreorgePliillips, 40.
George Uandall. 430.
(ieorge Held, 4-0.
Ge'irge Hollin. 054,
George Kiley, 00^. 0-^!.
George Ik, 0'?:'., -•)5, 050,
171, 170, 17S. kSl. 1S,S, ISO,.
010, 00k OOO, 025, 000, 030,
Oil! 040,' 04 k O.d'. 05O.O53!
070, OrO. O'.i'i, 321. ;'>05. 415.
455, 407, 4s0, !^-:,5')'i. 5i}k
5(IS, 51;;, 514. .Viii, 507, 510.
570, 57.-^, 5,11, 5'tO, 'ilO.
xxix. xxxiii.
Han:. ail Au-!;-ia, 500.
Hannali AOi-ail, 505.
Hannah C . 573. 003.
ilannali Gushing, xxx.
Hannah Evelina. 001 .
Hannah Sant'ord, 054.
Han;iah 17., 4)!.
Hannah M., 212. -.'5.^, 00O„
250. 07').
Hannaii W.. 50k
Hannah Marv. ;l!4,
Harriet, 40, 43, SJ. IS'). ISij.
000, 03i), 030, OH';. 0;(),070,
31.k 303^ 4S4, 104. 510, 50 k
G(.'org
GeoiL:'
Stearu^
TO.
(,eorge
George
George
5.S4.
(-Jeorgo
(ieorij.-e
(;eori:-e
G.MUve S.. 400.
Thorni.-.n^ 075.
v.. 41.
Willii'.in, 70, 300.
W(in-<r,.i-, 00k
Wk, 24, SI, 459, .
.00.
White, 5:i0.
^Vi^is. .5^M.
Wesley, 5'.)k
tieorgianna, 0'.)5, 310.
(Jeoruiana Hawley, xxxiv
Gershoin, 310, 07ii, 405,
51 )S. 511.
Gertrude.
Gertruih' Chatileld, 205.
Gertrude Al)igail, 490.
iGertre.de M.. 04.
I Gilpin, 570.
(4ideon, 573, 570, 578.
iGilhert. 50S.
i(Trant, 4!I0, 50O.
(irai.'e. 01)5. 301, xix, xx.
!(;racia, 500.
l()5,i(iratia, xl.
500. Grace Amelia. 005.
710, Grace A., 50O.
(Jrace [,(n'd. 5:1,
Uirover (k. 055.
5S3.'G rattan. 005.
jtJrove .k, 075.
Guv.
;Guv Ha-^coni. 400.
.Suy W adhams. 501.
jfiu'y William. 5v;i.
Uiannali, 1, 0, 00, -l7, 71
i ^3, SI, ^0, S3, «:, 135,
5:-i5. o3ii. :yy\, ...s, .),0. •.,;!
rin. 51 0. 5Si,) 5.S5. xxxiii,
xvxviii.
Harrie; K., 5^7
Harriet Maria. 5')5. 510, 5s4.
Harriet M., ■•<!. xk-ii.
lk.!ii.!, N., 4k 051.
Ilaniet k;.ui-a. 70. OOk
i ilari-iet .\n^:e!ini', 000.
iokllarriet Eliza, 000.
llattie, Ots. 0))!, 07k 0~i5
) 314,370.
iMattie A., 62.
'Hatti.^ B., 230.
JHattie E., OO'-^.
iHatiie France.s, COS.
507,1 llattie Mav, 0;:3.
llattie M.;003.
illattie Winslow. 40O.
jHarriet Atwater, 237.
Harriet ,\., 0:;:]. 570.
ilkirriet Ann, 230.
Harriet Cordelia, xxxiii.
(Harriet Francis, xlviii.
illarriet Judson. ISi).
I Harriet E., 570.
'Harriet Emilv, 520.
illarriet Phillii-s, 41, 42.
diarriet P., OOO.
■Harriet Newell, 3il0.
1 Harriet Steide. 450.
jHarriet hdecta, 510.
'Harriet V.. is'.).
Iliurrv, Ik 003. 50i;. 710. xliv
dlanv AlOiMsi. 40.
Harrv ( 'rnsweli. 73.
Ilarr-. !>.. 5;i5..
ihirry 'k.uUk :',0().
ii,ii;\ Sloni.\ IS',1.
Har.3d Au^tM,. 30O.
70, ;Hari\veIl, xxxix.
130,dkuri.--,;n, 51U.
l^ii)i:x OF ciiRLsirAX xa:\ii;.s.
^'21
llunis, xix.
lluvl.'v, 2(J'), r,ss.
lliiih'v ClUUM-, r,S3.
J^a^aon P., 41.
lTr..rino)i L.. SI.
lla.vev, yO,-J?.':!40. -^
Harvev M., 440.
Ifartson, •i-,'-^.
IJaviif, IS].
Ilarrisou \Vi]l)iir. :"ilT.
Tlarmon I^a.'^rDin. 4S'.t.
Ileurr, 62, 7'2, S!. I'-lt,
2?8, 229, 2;U;, 2:]7. 2:^S,
2,-)"}, 275, 2^.3,4:)?. mn
4i»l, 521 lo 52tj. r/.i.-^^.
x X V i , N X \- i i , y 'a x i v . :.: 1
llssiry Augustus, 22S, o
I'farv Atwatc)-. 2411.
Hvnr'y ('., Si. IS], 223.
TU'iiry Eiilju. 2:'. 9.
Jffiirv Eugene, 72.
HenrV 11.; 4.-).
}Iei!vv Miii'tvn, 225.
Ticury Slelby, 170.
Ifeiirv SlK-inian, 220.
Uvi'VY Williaui. 17ii, 50!
He]!!-;- S., 242, 404,
lieiiiy A., 5G."-, 507.
-Hr-nrv Atlipliert, 52i).
Henry Blakeslee, 51S, ;
Henry Clay, 2'i5.
Henry Edwin, 57U.
Heni-y )\, 275. 57o.
Henry Iv. , \1 vin.
Henry Eauren, 457.
Henrv Lucius, 1S2.
Hr-nry H.^pkin.^ 4s4.
Heufv ^Vl;■kllanl, 1)15.
Henry Wr.wn,. :,-l'..
Henry U'il'is, 5S).
Henley E., 5'.lt).
Heniietta, 275.
Henrietta Stowe. 4S7.
Henrietta >[.. 2r.2.
Hector, 24.
Helen Amelia, 493.
n(4eu Mar, 4S4.
Helen Louisa. oi4.
Helen .-V., 2';::;, 51)7.
Hele!! ]7li-/,a]ietl., 274.
H.-lei;, 4?, (^2, 274, 5!:i;.
Helena A., 525.
Heihert, 47(>.
HerluTt v., 2-JS.
I!<-rbert J^tiihua:;. 250.
Herbert Edward. 4fiL
Heriu-rt ljp\vis 40.;.
H.|M..;-) l^arher 5:ii).
Helen r., 450.
iit /^ekiah, (i;;, 102, ino
HiO, 170, !:--:<, ls;i, -.Hu
27':. 290, 5i;:;, 57:3,5;.-.
4G
405.
Helen Su.san, 581.
Helen Jane. 584.
Helen Maud, r^r^.
Herman, 4(11 , 5 7:1
Hiram, 12, Si, 2r.(i, 2!;o.
470, 405, 5:^0, 584, 581,
Hiram Adolpliu.s, 482.
Hiram B., 4'.*-!.
Hiram II.. 40.-..
Hiram Hall, xliv.
j Hiia.m 5's e^', xU :ii.,
Hiram Sniltli. 40:1.
207,
xli
Horac
r, 220, 275.
21], 'Horace Boardnn.n. 03.
2-12.'nnraee B.,5:-'.
4S0.|il<jrace Augu.->tns, 520.
7iJ0, 4 lev-tee Be, -IS. 50d.
;\'. iHonuM', 275, 572.
:o. llomer Caleb, 2;J7.
Illoraee, 271, 5;!tJ, 500.
illoraee L., ISO.
llbu-acH 3f.. 5S2.
IH-.n-aec I'arnel!, xxx
liinbart 1;., r>]i.
jllobart P., 270.
iHosmt-r, 581.
iHortense Adelaide, 240
». Illoward. 22L, 4i)1
IHuuard B., 21'J.
|!lo\--;ird Clarence, 520.
fH())-a(.'e B:d<.er, ;J2il.
10. Hru-atin. 201, .KX>;ix >:];i.
Heratio Nelson, 2G1.
Huistio J., riit.i.
Moratin ( I'.-'.ti^s. \lii.
lloiie. xxviii.
Halda, xxxiii.
liukiali, 1S5, 201, 217
521.
Hakkdi lif/iali, 187.
Huidah Maria, 20G.
Hugh, X, xi.
HuV„.rt, 4;:;, 225, 710.
Hubbard, 2:jO.
Hubbard I-]ello\\s, 2o9.
Hubbard E., oO.
H uihwitt, 57:1 575.
ilymau, 224, 225.
Icliabod. 257, 405, 513,
522, 530. 531, 54(;, 573.
-5S(), ,jl)t), ,-,01, xlviii.
jida. 72. 204,500, xlvii.
Ida B., LSI.
Ida A., 405.
Ibbi Busline! I, 403.
jlda i).,5;;3.
Ida Conk. 2:70.
bla (iene\ ieve, 72.
Ida LMu'-a. 227.
I Ida Mav. SM. 457.
104,jl(ia Viruinia, 407.
275,|lni!)Lre:i(:, 52 i.
5-).i
Ha, ;30, 41,200, 201,547, 595,
XXX, xxxi.
Ira 1;,, 222.
Ira .\lon/o, 205.
lien;-, 575, 580.
Irene M., xl. ■ ■'" .
Irving, xl.
Ira Nve, xlix.
Isaac," 22, 104. 105, 100, 170
179, 105, 228,253, 27C. 53(i,
503, 580, 581, 582,591, 077,
700, xxix.
Isaac Abner, 170.
Isaac Cumming, xxxviii.
Isa.ie Her.rv. 73.
Isaac Hewell, 591.
IsnacL. 274.
Isaac ^Va-'lli.■lgtl■n, 505.
Isaiah, 32, 37^ 3!'. 103 217
218, 210, 221,225,240' (15]'
I>-aiaL H... 222.
Isaiah H'a in, 221
Israel, 507.
Isabel, xx^4.
Isbell, ISO. . "
I.-abella., 310. 407.
Isabella IJosa, 320.
! sad ere Ivhva.rds. 320.
jLluel Jy.alle, xiix.
Ivlian
lar, lO.
Vj. 507.
Janu's. J. 23. 24, 41. 10, 59,
170, 17 7, ISO. 170. IM. 24s.
200, 203. 205, 310, 3 IS, 4<Wi.
5(10.570, 501, 5'.n;. 5!j5, xxi
xxvii. xxviii, xnJx, xxx
xxxi, xxxiii, xl.
508,
-Tames B., 227, 710.
James A., 227.
•huucs T., 5b7.
■lames lleaton, 73.
James H., 38. 39.
Jauifs G., 221.
Janu's Sherman, 105.
James \V., 232.
James C, 204.
Jann-s Hawley, 2(i3.
Jann-s Seyuiour, 270.
James William, ;;10.
521 ,
■lames I'iidiards. 314.
575,
■■bunes I'bilo. 2!i(;.
Jann-s McDowell, 317.
Jaaues ^N'esley, 31 7.
■lames Br</w t), 321.
■ Iam."s ]).. -1i:;(.
.'am-'S Woostei .-j^o
James M., 572.
James I'., 71 (_i.
James I.'aibboae, 5''>'.
'■un.'s Bus.,.;] :,^:]_
Jame^ Maoi-o.s, 500.
■ K.nr< F., 5!.i!,.
Jaie.i, 4?. 220. 2C)7. 271. 272
722
JXDEX or CTriilSTlAX XA.NtK.S.
Jiired Welles, 133, '.'OS.
Ja!io, 4l>., 1S"">, i-,'l, y-J7, 277
295, 800, 310. ::ill, :31G, o-H,
48o, rf?.-2, 0B5, 597, xxi.
Jane C, •2-irt, .j-,n.
Jiine C'atlierine, 4S4.
June Amelia, ;>37.
June E., 2-;^, 5-2S, o7-2, oOO.
Jane Moore, 200.
June M., xlviii.
Jaur^ S., 710.
Jaivis, 17N.
Jabez, 17S, 180, 2")7. 202, 310.
317, 321, 702, xxxiii.
Jabez Ileiirv, 321 .
Jacob, 811, 312, oil, 317,591
xxx'iii, xxxviii.
Jaco!) Fanr.nd, 314,
Jacob 0., 321.
Jairus StI•ollL^ 4.";7.
Jereiiiiah. ISl. 2iSG. 2GS. 271,
272, 4.")4, 4.VJ, oS9, xlviii.
Jerry, 220, 5:^.
JeroDie, •^(iO.
Jerome liiioiiaf.arte, 202.
Jerome II., 2(;.2.
JeniuKtie, 2o], 2o2, 20?, 2GS,
270.
Jeaniiette Eliza, 579.
Jedediah, x!vi.
Jeannetle A., 5S7.
Je.^;?e, 2liG. 01, o2, IT'^. 179,
223, 275, 575, 5^9, 592. 097,
710, xxxviii, xl.
Jesse Barr, xxxviii.
Jesse Pease, 227.
Jennie A.. 573.
Jennie, 285, 321. 530,
Jennie E., 39, 258.
Jennie ]jind, 539.
Jennie AK, 248.
Jennie S., 511, xxxi.
Jennie Sanford, 539.
Jennie Downintr. 227.
Jeliial, 24, 30, 37,45, 50. 193.
453, 454, 450, 590, 591, 004.
701.
Jemima, 24, 29, 00, 225, 2^5,
250, 309, 311, 314, 589, 020,
593.
Jeremiah Jovcl-, xlvii, xlviii.
Jeru.-<lia. 71.
Jedediah, 0:'., xli.
Jos.-ie M., 4:)5.
Jessie Eii'.eliue, 520.
Jirali, 5?8.
Jirah Chaiiiljerhiin, 578.
Job, xxix.
Jolm. 1,22.23,21.40, 45, 40.'
317, 454, 457. 401, 503. 508,]J(,ann:i. 279,
518, 520. 530, ,531, 533, 589 5 7S, 582,
to 597, 00(), 58!i, 709, X, xi,l xxxvi.
xix toxxi, XXV, xxvi.xxvii, Joami-t I^, 310.
xxxviii, xxix, xxxii, xxxiii.'Jonnthan, 1, 1
;09, 310 325.
XXX, xxxiii^
xxxiv, xxxvi, xxxviii, xl,
xli, xlii, xlvii.
John Aii;:i-ii-tine, Gl.
I John AvtMs, 224.
|john B!, XXX.
jjidui I'Ifiiitcs, 40.
I Jolm E., Vl, 249.
'Jiihn Ebene/.er. 03.
iJolm Edvm, 580.
jJohn Ed--ai-, 24.
'John (t., 189.
IJn]>n Hubbard,- 3S.
ijohn 11., 01, 73, 81.
Jolm Iv. 581.
Ijohn Eewls, 223.
iJohn L., 39. 507, xxxi.
[Jolm Milton, 42.
John Mills, xJix.
■lohu C'lian.l'er, xxix.
.John Lei^cbten, xli, xlii.
■ Jolin C'r;iul"ord, xlvii.
:JoJui l^airoiii, xhii.
I.John P'ersr,!,, I'.'ii. 170.
John P.. 597.
John Rilev. 228.
John i;.. 599.
IJohn Nun:', 178.
John Xov.tr.M, 314.
John Scoville, 178. ,
John S., 242.
J(,hn Tndu, ;2, 73.
John William, 179.
John NV., 81, 222.
Jolm ^^"!i^u^lil Tro\
lo-:
193.
210. 218, 219.
2G5, 200, 270,347.452,4.-
xxx;i, xxxvi, xxxvu;
xlii, xlvii, xlviii.
Jonathan lb, 274.
Johnson, 319, 274.
Joel, 101. 25:-;. ISI), 251
281. 454, 401, 508,530
Joel Abraham. 254.
Joel Edv.ai-d, 281.
Joel ]>., 530.
JoiKithan, F. S. , xwix.
Joel Stouirliton. xxx.
Joseph, E 22, 23. 24. 4:
173, 19-'. 213. 219
285, 290, 297. 310,
319, 299, 300. 309, 311
347,470. 508, 490, 517
520.555. 503,509. 5:)1
597. 030. 0G8, 070,072
07('>, 7<i3 709. 710,
xxxiii. xxxix.
Josepli 1 lD\\ley. 24.
Joseph J., 45/71n.
Jo.-e'j)!, >.':.thar.ifl,
xli.
280,
590.
2 7s f)
, 31'^,
, 075,
X X V i .
313.
^s^.{di F
[■ranc
314.
313.
Idg-e,
73.
82, 135,
13!',. 151. 171,!
172,
17S, i-s.
211.217,219.
221,'
257, 25S,
200, 2711, 275,1
270,
2S5, 295,
2;is, 2'./'.), .3()().
809,
MIO, 3!1.
317, ;;i-. 31:",
Jolm Wilbur, 489.
John V/ilson, 590.
John Vi'oo.-^ter, 570.
John Wesley, 570, 595.
Jolm Albert", 5S5.
John AlIgu^tine Smith, 51S.
Jolm Burt. 457, 492.
John C, 500.
John Case. 593.
John Edward. 527.
John Ho\\ard, 502.
Jolm H., 321.
John Kiirvrv, 310.
John !l;irt. •■;!(;.
John J(ihii-,iin. 321.
h'h.n Ilu; M \\ if', 572.
John IIus*.-d. 582
John Franklin. 590.
Jolm Uirden, 321.
John V: E., 317.
•iohn -Miirriis, 503.
Jolm Sfe'd'', 45s.
J.Jin Shnrt. 571.
J•)al^ 20'\ xix. xii, xxv.
Jo.' epli i-.i w.r, 20 I.
h,:,Vi>]i ?viu..hi.;ur.-. 297
Jo>r!.], >:, i>,.:i, ;:;oii. 57
•In^,'))!; Socrates. 499.
Jo.seph lb, 321.
Joseidi Be;irh. 710.
iJosejih Hntehiii.-.i-i, vy
l.los-ph V\>>i. xv-iii.
jJoseph Kii\a. 470.
Joseph Erastus, 519.
jjo^-^'ph (f., 570.
i Joseph Preston, 590.
!j.-.sephine, 221, 314, :
■Josie, 300.
Ijosliua. 21, 135, 130
' 189, 190, 210,229,00
xxvii.
Jotham. 22, 189, 273, xl, xli
Jotham Manninij, 273.
Josiah, 23, 25, 30. 03. -'5. SO
81. 299, 595, (xio, 700. 791
Jonah, 253.
Jiiuas, 3('7. 072.
Jud.-on, 2Cd.
Juli.nna Eavinia, 270.
Julia r.;i/a. 205.
Julia .>[atilda. 501.
Julbi A., 509.
., 519.
., 5!;b
: X 1 V.
177.
070.
Juiia (
I.Mdia 1
■Julia .1
">39.
.NDEX or CJIKISTIAX XAMES.
723
ISO,
219,
51:3,
.JNl,
ni),
Jtilia Frances, 584.
Juliii M., osT.
Julia, 72, 73, 178, 184,
23U, S:-52, 2:^.7, 242, 248,
2G7, 27.3, 2S1.4.-3::i, 511,
519, o24,r);34, olil, 572,
5SG, 597.
Julia Ana, 320.
Julia Amanda.
Julia Ann, 2U8, 255, oil,
o20, 51U.
Julia B., 248.
Julia Eue, 39.
Julia Kiiclifl, 31G.
Julia S., 5i;S.
Juliette Au[;-nsta, 2-18.
Julius, 223, 401, 548, 503,
ilviii.
Julius C, 229, 2f>3.
Julius Jehiul, 455.
Julius Kiu'v, 535.
Julian.
Julian W., 229.
Jude Gl, 229, 025.
Jude S., 229, 230.
Juliana, 274, 527, 573, xix,
x.\.
J. 11.. 517.
Juuitli, x^i, x.wiii, xxx,xxx;.
Kate, 48,81, 295.
liLate Au^aista, xl.
Kate Amelia, 493.
Katharine, 80, 260, 306, 4GL
xix. xxii, xlvii.
Katie, 2«5.
Katie L., 229.
Kiltie Hall, 497.
Katurah, 309.
Ke::iau, 273, xkx, xl.
Kel.-<ey, 593.
Kirtla'nd, 02.
Lansing. 495.
Lanrnv, xl.
l.afiiyette, 24.
Laniphier B., o9.
Lauren, 243, 274.
Lauren Augustus, 456.
Lauren Ed_iz;ar, 457.
Laura, 4G,"ls4, 228, 232, 273,
296, 520, 521, 522, 524,520
492, 575, 59',), 264,
fiura Amelia, 2()8.
aura A.. 231, 5!)3.
^aura Ali.-p. 29 7.
vaura Ann, 50'i.
jaura Baker, 320.
.aura Evarts, 321.
aur:' '1'., 316.
.aura <.'., !ri3G.
jaura Eugenie, 504.
Laura E., 503.
Laura 0]ihelia, 512.
269.
Laura C, 270.
Lauretta, 255.
Law rence, 314.
Lavinia, 531.
Levi, 25, 2G. 39, G3. 81, 177,
1^4, 1S9, 229, 230, 260, 4';0,
590.
Loe, 710.
I..evi 1'7 , xlvii.
I.ever-tt, 39, 182, 23G, 275.
Leumcl llemlerson, 490.
Lewis, 40. 80, 178, 275.
Lent,. 495.
Leonard, 41. GO, 62, 221, 222.
243, 261, 294, 581.
Leonard Koyce, 497.
Leonard Viual. 497.
Lewis Craudall, 248.
Lewis Burton, 275.
Lewis (iillette, 227.
Lewis S.,2G3,
Lewis Lyman, 493.
Ijeander P( et, 229.
Leon is, 596.
Leonora, 581.
Lena Ai)iM'ail, 255.
Lena Mav, 248.
Leon D.,'249.
Leiuou B., 240.
Leiia, 228.
Lemuel, 228.
Lemuel Stiiupson, 460.
Lester Orson, 22>'?.
Leu is Cass, 316.
Lewie, 254.
Leila Judsou, 503.
Lillie, 151, 285.
Lillie C, 243.
Lillian, 275, 181, 314,
Linn B., 24S.
LoisAlibv, 591.
Lois, 45,*233, 235, 237,
252, 453, 463, 506, 508,
514,522, 573,576,591,
Louisa, 81, 184,236, 254,
262, 274. 276, 295, 310,
573, 710.
Louisa. A., 265. .
Louisa B., 232.
Louisa J., 72, 262.
Louise, xxxi.
iLevina Trombley, xxxi.
iLe(jnard Russell, xxx.
Leonard Mas(ui. x.vxix.
Leonora Clili;e, 4'^2.
240,
513,
G25.
260,
568,
Leantini' .Maria. 489.
Lei\()v, 2G7, 271.
Leltoy \\'., 270.
Letia, 534.
L-tsonu-, 269.
Lillie Eli/.abetli, 499.
i/ililiio A., xlviii.
Libbie (iill,eil, 295.
jLillie Maria, 240.
Lizzie, 321, 493, 264.
Lina Lonlitrle, 2G5.
Lloyd, 510, 533.
Llewellyn, 519.
liOis .\., 455, 535.
Louisa E., 262.
Louisa M., 189,
Loui, 277, 534.
Louisa Bassi'tt, 229.
Louisa, xlvjii.
Louise, xxxviii.
Lo'.iis I'^rederick, 520.
Louis Pbillipiie, 179.
Louis Eusreue, 50 L
Lorania, 235, 23i;, 238.
Lorine Kussell, 295.
Lorinda, 229, 590.
l^orinda F. , xlvii.
I-oi-enzo Bradv, 297.
Lolv, 253. 251, 276, 451, 45G,
506, 530.
Lottie A., ISO.
Lottie J., 317.
Lovice, 229, 277.
Lovi.sn, 3.S.
Lowiner, 500,
LovalB.,Nl, ■
Loyal Delos, 274.
Lorena \Vheeler, 572.
Lorkwood, 578.
iLoraine, 581.
Loira (i., xlvii.
Loriu, 536.
Lorenzu, 52 G.
Loreuii, 568.
Lolv x\udres^"S, 457.
L. C.. 591.
Loviua, 230.
Loverna, 270.
Lo\ c'v yu lutgoiiiorv, xxx i .
Lucv, 48, 165, 169", 180, 223,
227, 229, 235, 239, 260, 263,
274, 275, 497, 482, 569, 570,
xxix, xxxviii, xlix.
Lucy Ann, 480, 57t.i. 584.
Lucy Fj-eucli, 239.
Lucy II., xl.
jjuuy A., xlviii.
Lucv Sheldon, 63.
Lucia, 180, 518, 578.
Lucia A., 258.
Lucia Alnura, 63.
Lucretia. 224, 249.
Lucius, 3'.i, 227, 175, 180.
274, 457,467,481, 501, v03,
504, 536, 592, GG2, xlviii.
Lucius C, 296.
Lucins !>., 40.
[jucius (iiiswold, xlviii.
Lucius .\lc('all, 501, 502.
[Lucetta, x'vxviii, x.\xi\.
Li, an, 232, 233.
Lucv ('(;e, 314.
LucV K.. 490.
7-U
INDKX OF CniilSriAN NxVMES.
I,u.'y Weeks, 209.
]iiii'ius A., 502.
].,iiciiis ll.nvwood, OOu.
Lucius Bcufdict, •")()•">.
J.uii, G-3.
Lufina, A'A, L")."), ."jOO.
Lucina Y(rany L^-e, lill.
I;ucina (.''aii^sa, o-Vj.
Lucina N. , 61.
Lucinda, 81, 2o3, 2-2'J, 2ij0
276, iiOS, ,j«l.
Luciiula F.., 50;5.
Lucinda Jane, 220, 2G3.
],urliida R., ^oL
Lukf, 02.
Luther ^[., xl.
Lullier, :J4, r)21.
Luzerne. 01, 221.
Luman, 2:>2.
Luiuaii Kllifit, 221, xli.\.
Lucics N'iiu'cut. i)']').
Lucius S., ')[)'.;,
Lucina P.. -l")S, 401.
Jiucien, 201, 204.
Lutlier Leuiuel, .j21 .
j.uuetic E., 20:j.
Luraua L., xlvii.
J.ynuiu A., 240, 270, 2? 7.
]>yiiuin Tiai)L:on(I, 24(>.
Lydia Cordelia. "),'!^4.
Lyuian ('., 2oU.
Lvr.uin lUudap, 402.
L'vman K., 230.
Lvdia, 00. ii2. 03, SO, 81, 137,
"iSS, 22."i,23(), 230, 2"^^0, 2')3
17i; 172, 17N, 270.207, 2;is
308, 310, y,-i-i. 4r,;;, ,-,Mi,400
47.-), r)81, •■JN3, .'3^".), .■)!/2, 00'^
GS4, 702, xxix, xxxviii, xli,
Lydia Ijorauia., 24U. 230.
Lvdiu Caroline, 2.tO.
Lvdia A., 572.
Lvniau, 01,211, 220, 231, 255
'200, 202, 275, 270, 402,
xli.
Marv, 1, 23, 24, 2.-., 27, 30
40', 43, 40, 00, 01. 80. M
135, 130, 190, 141, 142, 157
164, 176, 177. 17^, ISl, l.s5
ISS, 193. 210, 210. 221, 2-0,
202, 260, 272, 241. 254, 225,
327, 273,274, 2:5,277, 2^0,
281, 280, 203. 200, :'i,i0, 30n,
300i3"'4,'310, 317'::lvl! 327^
329, 453, 458, 405, 470, 5(,>7,
510, 512, 513, 514, 521, 524,
520, 530, 537. 4^2, 487. 401,
494, 405, 503, 5'iO, 5r;s. 50',).
570, 5rJ, '>'i~<. 5;i'.. 5-ii. 5s;!.
590, 5'.)1, 5',)2. 504, 5'.i..;. 50 7,
621, 628, 62;). 051. 050. 000,
080. • 702. 7*1!). 71<i, xxi,
xxviii, xxxi, xxxii, xxxiii,
I xxxiv, xxxv. xxxvi, xxxix,
xli. xlii, xlvi.
iMarv A., 02, IsO, 227.
JMarv Abhie, 581.
■Marv Ann, 01, 253, 254, 250,
284, 205. 290, 32u, 521, 522,
533. 570, 271, 578, 570, 585,
j 700, 710, xxx. xJix.
i-Mary Annetrc, 321.
, .Mary Au.nusta, 232.
I.Mary Aluui, 525.
:Mary Ann IVjdge, .v]\i.
I.Mars niecluu', 73.
jMarV B., 223.
iMary Catlsaiine, 510.
I^lary Car'ilinc, 312.
iMarv ("as-.audra. 224.
iMarV r,
, ■. 315,
I.Mary Courtney, 18u.
jMariette, 205," 50S, 510, 572
579.
;Mary D.. 248, 285. 524.
Mai-v Kuplii'miu, 508.
LMarV Etta, 189.'
IMary Kli/a. 205.
i.MaryJ'Viix.aij.th, 170,1;)5,297
317, 321, 535, xxxiii, xxxiv
'Mary L,i;,i;4est._)ii, 237.
j.Marv Ellen, 2:j7, 250
50S, 500.
IMarv E.. 01, 223, 227
{ 248. 502, 503, 520. 53>
248.
50 7, 202, xxxviii.
524,
402!
d.
O'Ji , ■.'f)'J, XXX VUI,
'.Marv Ella, 502, 40n.
.Mary F,, 22^.
, -Mary Fanny, 179.
;Mary Franklin, xxx.
,!Marv Harriet, 580.
LMary Julia, 270.
iMarv Jane, 525. 527, 538, 579,
i 202, 400, 70<», xl.
j.Marv Iv<xs. 224.
, MarV J.-, 274. 503, 405, 572,
Mary Lewis. 170, 180.
jMary Lo!y, 457.
Marv Lorena, 572.
, Mar'v Louisa, 220, 254, 311,
,: 519, 507.
,;Marv Liz/ie, 227.
'Marv L., 317, 321,710.
.Mary Lucy, 240.
.Mar\' Mi)i-r(nv, xxx
Mary Viri;-inia, 1^3, 228.
Marietta 'Eli/.ai)e(h, 311.
jAIarv '\\'ells, 22.S.
Mary ^Vard, 310.
Mary "\\'uiidi)ury, xlvii.
-Mary Youny, xx\-i.
.Maria, 40, 01, 81. 100, 21!>,
255. 257, 277, 2>^1. 47i), 52o',
570, 572, 513, 5^1, 585, 58i.
Mariah Ann, xlvii.
Maria 17nilly, 239.
Maria .lane, 01.
LAIaria S., 570, 571, 594.
piaria L., 63.
iMaria LiuuNa, 239, xl, xlviii.
|M;iria lieOccca, 72.
IMaria Polly, 582.
piaryaret Eineline, 595.
iMar'^rj-iret \Vads\v()rth, 584.
l.Mar--aret, 105, 221, 200, 310,
484, 501, xxxviii.
|]\lari;-aret Auielia, xxxiii.
iMargaref Esther, 314.
JMarn-aret Lusalle, 457.
JMarV^art.'t A., 505.
1 Margaret .M., 502.
Marirt^rv, l.<4.
Marfha", 17, 24, 34, 40,61,80,
lul, 135, 130, 14-.i, 14;, li;o,
172, 178,224, 22i>, 254, 275,
270, 453, 403, 575, 590, 02:;,
' 024, 702, 709 xxix, xxxvi,
I xxxviii, xli , xlvi.
iMartliaette, 202.
I.Murtlia Ann, 170. 310, 5nl,
501.
Martha A., 45, 01, 02, 203.
JMahlon .M., 4!iO.
iMartlia \\'ashinutnn, 513.
Marcia M., xi.
JMarshall .Miles, xlviii.
'Marcia, 51^, 519, 573.
Mavnard, 201.
Martha Philonia, 493.
Martini E., 231, 522.
.Maltha 11., K).
.Martlia 8hei)ard, 407.
Martha Jeannelte. 228.
Martha J., 270.
Martha S., 4S4, xlvii.
Mary Mar:ha,'5;!9.
Marv Mr.iilrciu, .)V,;.
^' ■ ■' -30. xi.
4; 15.
224.
MarV M
.Mary N^mcy,
Marv L>Ii\4ii, . _,, ._
MarV ];., 249. 710.
Marv Sliull. 513.
A!;.iv Si.iliiV. 42.
.Mary S . 530.
Mary 4'niucr, 585.
,>Lirv 'I'unidl, xxxiii
.M
ii'c us
llul
1. 538,
53ij.
.M
H'CUS
Aui
•ustns,
5(1 1.
M
I re us
s. ,'
197.
M
ircus
lit 1
501
, 505,
•189,
51
.M
ucus
Pel.
- ]_)a-
-ctt, 4
70
.M
ulge.
42.
M
l_LTU(
cr I
., 503.
.M
ari>:, •'
04.
M
trcu.-
M..
41.
.M
.M
rluila
ircus
45.S
503.
M
n-illa
M.,
xxxi.
M.
iriila
45 1
, 455,
536.
INDKX OF CIIJIISTIAX NAMKS.
Mabel, :>19, 82, 271. -.^72, 5(Jl,|
rjClt, :><], .-,8! I, 710.
,"\Ianiii Purler, 'J14.
Malicl Charlotte, ."):JS.
.Mariuu C. 270.
Marius, 277.
Malnl \V., 2r,8.
Martin, o'il.
Maiiiii Adsit. 200.
Man.-lieUl, 200.
Malviua Maria, 570.
:>rartin W., 22.").
M:.!nre, 23."",, 4^)1!, 400.
^fanin Van liareu, 4y4.
MarareM..221.
^larir.a, 2o5.
Mariniia, .'iS.").
Manning, 229, 2:52, 203.
Marcella,4,-JS.
Marciuis J.,222.
Matildii, 200, 49LI, o04, 561.
Maurice C, 370.
Marihi J.esvis, 227.
Maiviii, :iT^o.
Marvin Iluiory, ."J'^O.
3!at>he\v, >,i.
Mei-cv, 1, 81, S2, 17'', 2^1,
284, 2So, 200, .")4ii, o.'i-j, 590,
GO7! 051, G50.
Mercv Kiiielin'.', 2o5, 25(3.
MeliitaOle, 00, 142. 152, ISl,
255, 274. 017, 01 ^ -105, 50'J,
590, 034, xxvi, xlviii.
Merritt, 204. 205.
:M.'rcv -Maria, ."'Ol.
ML-limia, 207, 27!. 270.
Medail Evcret, 221.
Medad Hunt, 454.
Merwin, 220.
Merwiu Whinner, 229.
Meliovi. 245, 24S.
]Meriib, 49:s.
Melissa, 495.
Merintlia, 494.
Milrs, 40, 200, 22.S, 285, 500.
Minerva, 2-1, 457, 502, 572.
:SIiie.s I'ardee, 2S5.
Miles Ainnii, 295.
Miltf.n, 272, 590.
Minnie, 1^0, 251,201, 521.
Minnie [.(juisa, 02O.
Mil.). 201.
Milo I)., 202.
Minerva Strong, 457.
;\linnie (i., 499.
>'iliie Morr'in-, 512.
Miriam, 201.
Milo.^I., 500.
Mills. 500.
Mil... 57^. ->^!.
.^h; iiaei. 2;'.0.
3Ii.luu4 Horaie, .5s2.
M. Ida, 248.
:4ildred KUa, 5b4.
Miner, 595. INoali !<., 579,
.Moses, 2()5, 189, 200, 225, li r,|Xnrton, 01.
172, OlS, ;;i9, 021. 0)9, ;j05,:X(.rni:n!. -101,
520, 500, 501,504,500, 500,
30 1, 570, 572, 002, 007, xxx.
Mont Albert, 239.
Moses M., 2G1.
Morris. 52(i,
Morris 11., .\xxi>:.
.M(;lly, 50-1.
Murtoii Cliase, xxxix.
Myron. 597, 258.
.Mvroii A., 5!) 7.
MVron v., Si, 221.
Myron II. ^^•.. 81.
.Mvrtie ]':!lcn, 205.
^'Vra, 500.
jNorris, 22V.
.Noia 1:., 222,
Noyes, 200, 5
Nuinan, 01.
580.
521.
90.
Xatlun:, 20, 80, 82, 250,
570. 5^0, 5S4, 5N0. 51*2
255
59;;
Naomi, 5^9.
.Nathan Hale, 170.
Nathan Andre\\', 575.
Nathan K., 5fi0.
Nathan S.. 81.
Nathaiiia! Six-rman, 5:^5.
Nathaniel, 1, 2, 20, 192. 190
210. 2.;5, 271,00.S, 452,500
573. 575, 5713, 578, 590, OOO.iOrnn, IM, 224.
700, Xa vi xNxviii. O.sear, 225, 27i>,
Natliani* i H., xlviii. jUswirt liini lc!.,',\
Nancv, 228, 200, 204, ■!5>;, O.srar I'it/.land,
j 401", 498; 500, 500, 500. 510,:(>tis, xxxix.
! 508. 5!l1 . XXX viii.
Ulied, 241, 242, 2-
Ohedi.no'-. 245.
(_)l)adi.d!. 178, 18'^
Ogden, 457. ,
Oi^deii Enu-rsDii, :
(Hivi-r, 255, 50,-<, ;
niiv.r' .[.. ISO.
\v\\<.'-\- M.. 5!>9.
joUver .Mill' r, 207
v)Iivp, 250, 5iiS, 5
580, 5b7, 521, 0
|oiin, 21)0.
jOIiviu Moore. 4'^>
I Ophelia. 5;'.0.
jOr.sou Eev.-is, 22.^
Id'anion, 492,
lOrris, 402, Oi^O
lOn-is And), -v.-.
lOraniie 1). , xii
•O- viUe. 5S1.
, ,Orviiie Par.-ni
■.00,
XI.
!5.
221.
;>7C.
Nauev C, 495.
Nancv B., 579.
Nancy ^ I aria, 70.
Na.ncv Caroline, 502, 500.
Nt llv, 242.
Neilie A., 297.
Nellie M., 42.
Nellie Edith. 490.
Nellie Jeannette, 229.
Nellie Frances, 512.
Nellie L., 261.
Nettie, 000.
Nettie Hull, 487. -
Newton, 227, 578, 579.
Newton S., 201.
Newman. 512.
Newton Zcra, 227.
N(d,^on, 20S, 521, 572, xlviii
N(4son J'iHton, 258.
Nelson M.
.Xehemiah. 200.
N.-Ison, 02.
Ncdicniiah liovce, 402.
Niles. 505.
Xi.drihe-;, x\, xxviii vvy.
Noah, 2SU, 297, 4T7, 510
520, 491, 495, 5 7;>. 5
I xlvii.
iNoah Pangman, 492.
Parley, 503.
Pamelia, 81, IS!, 510, 510,
oOM. 504, 500. 592.
Pamelia '.!'., ls5.
Phuk lia Clark, o]'^.
Parnel, 80.
Patty. 70, 81. 229, 53s.
Paulina, ls5, .
P'aul, xxiv, xxxi.
Patience, 250, xxxi.
Persis, 4 1 .
Petiial, 42.
Peter, xxxix.
Perry Erie, 512.
Perry, 499.
Percy Steele, 450.
Peter Creene, 490.
Phebe, 21, 81, .221, 24S, 177,
i 270, :!(>9,0i0, :ill, :J17, 018,
! ;i21, 450, 401, 470,570, 590,
:;, 070, 709, xxxi.
iPhel
|Phil
IPhil
'P!,i!
en
l.iicina, VVl
la, 0-i, 204.
572.
.It, 170.
;!rr Whitrli.
5o5, 5.'-0.
Philemon. 241, 221,
j'liebe Anna, 294.
SO,:Philo
:4i, 578.
726
INDEX OF CHKISTIAX NAMP:p;.
Pli«-l)e C-dmp. 312.
I'licbc Aiin-u.sta, 505.
Plifl)(! Xalalu.-, oUU.
Pli.'hc ],.. o7(J.
Piiilo )■;., .vir..
}'liilo I'crkins, 2iH).
Pl.il.i (.;<■>,!-■.•, iu:.
Philo (i,. 51(2.
Pliilfiu.s W'dodlniry, xlvi.
Plunij;..s Fan-iMul. :Ui>.
Pliiloiua ,\iiii;i, -IS-J.
Pliliicas, -1!)4.
Phil(iiif,a II., 24-2.
Piiileiaoii >[(iiit>;-oiiu'rv. xlvi.
Philoiua. -in.
Plii'ieliu. 25.-).
Pliiliii Warner. r,9.
I'liiiit-as C, 494.
Piercf S., 710.
Pluma. xkkL
Pollv, 45, G2, 8^>, 21!), 228,
22f), 2;i2, 260, 2G3, 2i;0, 207,
2:^1. 52(;, 5r*i,5>!'i, 5!)0, 5y2,
022, xxix, .\1.
Pollv -Maria. 255.
Polly Ann, GV'.J.
Porter, 5:!'.).
Pre.sioii P., 5<'2.
Preston, 560.
Prentice Ivirrruli;-!', xl.
Pre^tui. Weslry.' 570.
Prudenee, 257, 25U, otJO, 51)0,
599, 702 xxix.
Prime, 57t>.
Quart lis Morgan, 240, 70S.
Pacliel, 20, 24, oO, 171. 21'.).
242. 2G2, 297, 209, 4''.5 51(»
CWO.
Pti.-lirl Amelia, 227.
P.acliel 1?., 2(il.
lial(>li, 41, xx,\"ix.
l-ialpli Aiiyu.stns. 24.
Pan.som, 2G2. 203, 204, 5;J3,
534, 535, xli.
Kanfioin 1\. 530.
Kandsley, 592.
Itandolph, 507.
Kel>ecca Ann, 507.
Kcliecea .Miles, 504, 505.
P!4i,-era, 28, 45, .S2, 104. 192,
193, 210, 2iy. 219, 2;i5.241.
loS. 2.S1,2.S3,530, 492, 570,
5S1, XX \i, xxxii.
Ktlvcea liou-ii. 2-3.
Penhen, lb9. 235, 241, 242,
533, 5S1, xxix, xl.
Pe;il)i-ii Mi.rriman. 241, 242.
lN--iiiin,:rtoi,, x\xi\.
iJeul.eii Biishiirli, 401.
Ii<'u0,-n S., ,5o0.
liiio.ia, ;iO, ;o, SI. \S-\^ iy,-)_
ISU, 220, 509, 5^1. ' ■
inuxla P.., 2(n.
lUio.la Plnl.M^ia, 39.
HluKla ].., 24S.
KluKla S., 214.
Kiehard, 82, 1.>^.S. 499, 519,
60S, 009, 015, X, xi, xv.
xviii, xix, xxi, xxvi. xxxii.
Hieliaril William, 401,
Piieliard M., 590.
ipichard S, 507.
iHiley, 22S, 534.
iHol,):'i-l, 81, 501. xi, xviii, xix.
i Hnl) -it Aihims, 205.
iHoli.Tt A., 5112.
jHoiiiania, 221 .
iHowena, 229, 203,
jPov S., 243.
iKo.sa, 499.
Rosa J^aviiiia, 221.
Rose, xxxi.
'Rollin Jl., 251.
iiUjllin y., 504, 505.
'Roxv a., 142.
aiov.-land S., 229.
iPoderlek X., 40.
|Ro£rer W'alkfr, 73.
jKesie M., 201.
iKo-etta, xl.
JRosa Dolly, 40.
! Robert Alexander, 537.
P.oberi Mertcii. 207.
Robert i'^i-eileriel;, 29 7.
Robert Morris, 310.
Robert (iaiiis, 502.
I Robert v.. 5(12.
IRf.bert M., 5ii3.
I Robert J., 503.
!R(.l)ert Sneli. xxix.
iR.'-a. 520.
[uixa Ann. o><:].
Ri-xana, ('., 520.
l^(jxana lluiitingt(ni, 570.
liosalind, 4(il.
Ronuiliis M., 502.
Rockwell. 509.
Roswell, 520.
R. Ciraut, 520.
J^oye,-, 52(>.
Ro.-;anua, 592.
Rid)in.
h'libin (7., 1S9.
Riitli, 40, SI, 171. 172, 318,
407, 500, 513, 520,580, 597,
007. OOS, xxxvi.
Riitli 4:ii/„i, 228.
R'ltii (.)., 39.
Riitli .\nn, 524 .
iRutb .M., 509, 000.
lResM41, M, 57>;, 5S0, 5^3,
h*ui;srll. 202.
Ru.-s<4l Hiiiiies, 321.
Ru-.s-.4l .Miinifn;!!. 5s5.
Riud (!roniiiIon, 295,
Rmd ]h)trlikiss. 295.
Ruel I'ardr,-, 295.
Riif'u--- y[., 5s5.
Rut'ns, 5:!3, -105, xxxix.
Rnfiis AViiluir, 585.
IRub\- Smith, 507.
Ii;. T.. 297.
■^ara, xxv.
^ni-ali, I, 24, 29, 37, 39. 41,
01, 03. 09, si, 82. 171, 173,
177, 178, 180, 185, iss, ISO.
223, 22;. 253. 25!, 274, 2si,
295, 2i)S, 307, 3.0s, :.;10. 322,
337, 454, 401, 504, 508, 510,
517, 522, 525, 520. 530. 531,
492, 503, 509. 570, 575, 5s:),
590, 5!i2, 003, 05;!. OOS, 07S,
700, 710, xxviii, xxix,
xxxi, xxxii, xxxiv, xxxv,
X X X \ i , X X X V i i i , xxxix, x 1 ,
xli, x!li, xb.i, xlvii.
:'aiali Ann, 45. ti3, '^~i''j, 595,
XXX.
:8aiali Abigai,,
Sara); A.. SI, 1?
Sarah Ikirt, 457.
Sarah Jam-, -i2, 239, 2S4, :
Sarah I:-'.-na. 507.
' ia Abi-ail. 72.
Si, i;5, 18'^, 4'
571.
lsl,57G.
Savah Men
Sarah M.,
450.
, Sal ah ] >:amhe. 539.
, Sarah l)id}ihine, 593.
Sat ah Angid'ie.e, 493.
;Saiah Alniiiia. 221.
221.
08.
Sarah 15ellan)v.
: Sarah R.. 219."
iSarah nil-, 400
228.
527,
..... ...,v, 205.
Savah Eleanor, 179.
Sarah Elizalx'th. 591,
iNaraii 1 >;!--, 400.
Sarah (.'lara, 228.
Saiah C, 203, 52
Sarah Cook •''f''^
22s.
.<arali Elvira, ~Ci^.
Sarah E., 321, -192, 493
95.
j Sarah Frisljie, 530
40.
I Sarah llortense, 2
I Sarah J., ISO.
■Sarah .rulia, 531.
iSarali JiUeretia, 249.
Sarah ]>., 22S.
Sarah Mih-s, 2\yl.
; Sarah Maria, 242, 4.'
I Sarah R(4>ee."a. 25S.
Sarah llaii.--,on, xxxi,
Sarah Rerry, xxxi.
Saiah 4'itVa!iy, xxx','
Sarah S-phia. --t-l:'.
Saredi Smith, 2S5.
Sarah W. 27<'.
■■M,
Sallv
Sailv
Ann,
(., 221.
17., 587.
XXiX.
IXDEX OF CniilSTIAX N.nfES.
727
Siillv, Gl, G-2. ^\, ^:?. '2-2?,. •>24, Snvno, O-);}.
2-}^ to 231, -nr,. -U:, -J^r,, S.'lina, ^;!S.
IS,-), 29.-3, ;:]1T. ■fi-n. •!.-.!.■, .-,(!(), Sriali, -JO^.
20(>, 5;.!1. 405, .jt;t, ■■)T-J, ■■"'',»!. S. ;,a, ."jUI.
xxxiii, \i. Sciiorious, 527.
S'^yla Adaliu, V;^-i.
S<'\ inour, '2Gtj, ~70.
t^liVniiiUi (.:.. 221.
'w'1,„ -1..;
xxxiii, \i.
S.'illv Coiirtnt'v. 170
Sully II., 2oH."
Snllv Jane, 570.
SallVM., 81, 2oS.
" '^' -105.
o-miufl Aiiii'?., .t,ij.
SaiJiMi-1 Aiiniii, 204
SaHuti'l .An.soii, 50().
S:nin.i,..l Alien, iiy.
Sanuici ]?('nl.;i!u, 504.
Sanincl F., 52().
Fanm.'l H.. 2.22.
Sauiu; 1 l.^aac, 205.
Saimul .]., 277.
S;.7nni4 Ili/icliki.-^s. 205.
SaniiKl ]I(M-aro, 5:]0.
San;u.4 <)., 52i;..
^^alllut4 1\, Si.
SaiuuC'I r'ici'.sou, o?l.
Samuel Poi'ter, 5:j9.
Sainiu'j Hont. 4"U.
Siumul \\., 222.
Saiunel t^hcrmaii, 170.
Sanniel Sniitli. 570.
Sanui* I T!!l<jttsi.ii, 224.
Sanuu4 ;Mi!e>. 2'.(5.
Sainiu4 M., oOl.
Sanuu'l J.aNVKiice, yi3.
Samuel L., 527.
Saiinu'l Lewis, 575.
Sanir.el \\'hite, 5;;9.
Samuel 'i., XXX.
S;'.in]>s()n, xxwiii, xxxix.
Sal>ra, 5US. 5C)4.
Sabrina, 2;-;7, 255,257, 258.
Salome, 255.
Samoua, 502.
Saniiiria, 4u7.
Saniantlia, 2*.U.
Sanf'-.nl, 4!;i.
Salmon. 257. 2':(). 2o2.
Salmon iloj-kii^s 2i;2.
S. \\'at!;ins, 5i.t5.
Seth, Xl. xlvi.
Setli Cole, 5;;0.
Setli ^V., SI.
Sol,!-:! A.. -;;;,
Sfl.i.-i. 2';5.
Se!iM4^. .vi.
Serenn H., 41.
,, .51. 45:1, 45S, 459.
Sin.icletf.iii. •'ifii).
Silence, 1 7S. :jii.3, 270, 5n0.
Sidney S., 243.
jSilvanu.s, 318.
jSinai, 277.
Silas. 310, 320, 321, 5i:0, 5
! xxix. xl.
jSilas llak'-, 3-:0.
jSinieon, .5Sii.
jSmith, Si, ISO, 284, 570.
Smith ]'5,rd, 403.
Smith Cnlielie, 284.
usan Caroline, 31 H.
usan Kli/.aLeth, 45, 480.
. usan Frances, .52i'i.
Susan Loriu'hi. 22n.
Susanna, 1, !',0, 177^ ?i;)^ ^'^'j,
235, 250. 325, 2U2', 27'J,' 30s|
531, 578, 5Sii, 7oo_ x>vYi,
xxxviii, xiii.
Susa.nna Alexina. 3! ].
Suomit, 184, 187,484, xxxviii.
Sullivan, 237.
Sullivan Ma.ster.s, 237.
Syl)il, 275, 27ij, 53'.).
Sybil Celestia. 231, 2;'i2.
Sybil !i! Ste'la, 50(j.'
Sylvia, 221,233, 201,257, 258.
270, 275, r,-2u.
ylvester, 151, 452.
Sylvia Elvira, 271.
Syn>!ia, 20(.i. ' '
Sylvester v.. 520.
Sylvester Snntli, 500.
Syijiou. xx>.-, xxxiv.
' lian, 710.
Tabitha, 50-1, 505, 5<;0. 545.
xxix, xxxiii.
4'aniar, 178, 533.
Ten^Terau'^-c, 5C3.
Teresa,.
I'liompson.
Thnm;)S(m Clark, 242.
Thaddeu.s, 00, 531, 53 7 5«!0
.-,s,-).
Smith A^'heeler, 570, 5 71, 572.1 5S").
Solomon.80, 81.210, 210, 224, iTLankful, 03, 233, 270, 2S0
2oO, 2i;i, 2r0, 508, 5;5, 5S0, 453, 405, 407, 4u.5 51.1 ?,oy
501, 505. ,530, ,500.
Sophrnnia, 232, 255, 202, 203, Thankful 0.. 402
11, -V']. 52(.i, 5
507, xlix.
501, 505,
Sophrnnia
5(IS.
Sojdiia. ...
404, 405, 570
Sophia A., 405.
Sophia Elizabeth, 207
iSoerates. xlii.
Stiles, 22, 578.
jStiles Edwin, 578.
[Starling, 2:^1.
Stiihuan ,
St
Thankful 0.. 402.
'I'honnxs. 1, 21, O:.', 135 1:!0
111, 142, T;3,i7i,i;i, i7i;'
177, irs. isi), 213, 30o,;i(jy;
317, ;:47,452, .508, 500, .555'
55S, 500, 5112. 506, 005, 084^
X, xi, xxvi, xxviii.
'i'honnis A., 24
Thomas .JelVerson, 508.
ThoiiULS Kobinson, 4:t0
Tl.r.),,.!^ \\';n.;
Step,,. ..,...,...,
Stephen R., 2(;H.
Stolla. 221. 53().
Srelhi Bell. 220.
Ste-v.-ait, 710.
Stol;i;hTou. XXX.
Susan, b'^0. 572, x\i,
Susan Am'usta. 314.
Sn-a.ii C./242.
Tinn)thy, :j3, 71. ]{)] 17,1
IS!, -y.'.i, 2S0, :?<,i7 ;.', ;>.)|V
■■-".> to :,ii. ;!!7. 45:;. act'
W'Xvil
:i to :,ll. .3!
405, 107, 3)7, 10;), ,,;rr. ojo,
(iO(i, 513, 52], GIO, OsO, xi.
Tirzu, 581.
453, 4i:i.
-0". G5o,
7-2S
IXDLK OT.' CtnUSTlAK" NAMES.
Titii-;, -J:;."), G'.'.-), 701.
Titus 'J'ndil, Gl.
Tit!isAV,Ils, •,>:},-).
Tinnoi- ( '. . ~)-?.l.
Th tli.' w !)ir,., ::.>,:).
Tobias, N SLviii.
Truman, ISii. 22?. VJd. AfiS!
5"2i,;wM, r.ij.i, TiTG, .")Sij, :)S7
Trmiiiui (i., -l'.)!").
TrvMlii'iin, -.^rr,.
T.'wniiiiin, r,\0.
Tiirs'll, xxxiii, xxxiv,
Tvraiuiurf, .r2G.
nvs.s\s M., 270.
T'r.uiia, '.M, -:}7G, 277.
I'rniiiii ('., ."i2G.
Uniniii. J)., .rJG.
TTrsuhi. -111;,).
Urfinia ]It-lin-;iiur. 2:)n.
Uri, 18SJ, ^G."), 2t;G, 203. 'Is2
Gol, G:;2. G!i'.). g:k1.
Uiicl, :]7 1.. V>. i>^!;.
Tzal, :]!);;, sui.
Tznl J(,\i!M..ii. :iil, :ri4.
Vallonia, 490.
Vr<!iM, :V)ii, nOG.
ViiK'V, -JfU.
Viclia, "7t'G,
^'illa liall, xlvi.
A'ictoria t-^., .■;<02.
VinceiiT. .>j4, o-]~), .10.1
V.j]nc-y(,'., oil),
W. IL, xxvi.
Wallace M,, 50.-..
AVallacc. I'uvritt, 5SG
Vi'alker, 27 7.
W.nlun-, 1S.3.
Wal((-r ('., ISl.
^Valtr•^ (.'., 41.
\^'altf'r J., 228.
Walter Scott, 218.
Waltfi- LcVpi-t, 228.
WaltfT We.'d, IS;-,.
Waltri- A., ry.y.].
^Valt^■v.i. H., :)7;].
^\'a.sliiiii,'t')u .T., ."jGS.
^Vaylail■(l Au--ii..>Tiis, 240.
\Vair<'u. 22."),^ .")22. .>2."), r,:];]
•"'G',), r,w, N-i.
Warren Hu!], 2.-)4.
Wt-altliv, 241).
\V..aJthv Ann, 228.
AN'ehbiu, 2GU.
Weill II i;-toM. 2r,l.
\^'llitin^■•, 221), 2G0,
William. 1, 20, 2
72. 7.\ SO, S2.
172, 1 li), )'J-i. I'j:;
'■K i>-'.,\
William .James. 4!)0, ."i;,'!').
William Luciu.s, .")02.
Wiliium Lon-aii, 4(S!).
!\^'illiaTn ranirman, 501, 50o.
;-U7,
45G,
Gl-:..
XVJi
■AKK
;]2t),
4G1,
.-)4U.
~i-'.'J,
.■)!)7,
G21.
1-G. 17),
. 21 G. 22:!,
2 ■>:■!, 2:) !. 2o"), 2():5,
;-!'-). ;'U,;;i;i, ;;i5,
;;:.;, 4^)2, 4:^:;, 4734,
4ro, r)Oi),.Tis, .?2i,
>79. 584,
•M*;;, ;3!.)4,
(i04,G0G,
wi,
xxix.
xlii,
U'llliam
i William
! William
i\Villlam
!^^■ll!iam Wa"
lU'iHiaiii Ann
K'v"iHiaui Au.-:
W
>( 14.
on, 4.-.0, 584.
■.. 5:t2.
, 45H.
>1, ,!2().
s, 4N4.
!, 570.
■ )00.
51H1, ,
5111).
G51,
\Viniain ('lu■.nnil:^^
[William (''uitis, 5S!.
-U.
4'.):
7!)').
X X \ 1 ,
X X X i X
X X X ; . X ••. X V 1
xhi, xlvii, 1.
William A., 5o;?, 501, 5',i7
William Reach, 457.
William I?., 184, 22::!, 520.
\'\'illi:im C, 314, 2.21, 51'.',
5:30.
William r'lark, 490.
^Villiam Ell.-.^v<)rth. 42.
William 17, 22~, 52G, xl.
William ijyllis, IG.
Wiiliaiu ¥.. 505.
\Villiam 4001,1;-. V20
jWiUiam .1,, 52G.
I William IIeniv,2^?, 228, 2G4,
I 480, 52,9, 570, 5-; 1 , xlvlii.
I William i4cur\- Harrison,
I xxix.
j"^^ illiam K., 5s5.
■William laicldlni'toii, 180. j
William L., 2Go,~:3lG, 5CG,
William Mix, 170.
^Villiam .Aliiton, 170.
William Parl-lmrst, 212, ;]13,'
^^'ilIiam Piersnn, 170. j
NVilliam .Satrc, 2S2,. |
Willium S..N1, 71G, xlvi
William Wickham, 315.
^^'i!liam Ansnn, 502.
\\'illiam Anstin, 457.
\MUiani .\m.,-a, 457.
William (.'ulL-n, xl.
\\'illiam J';rasfas. 297.
NMlliam JAluar, 457.
\A'illiaia Fredecick. 215.
U'illiuin (I'isuor, 205.
William H,, 220, 5:10,
•580, 581.
50G.
5S1.
5S|.
•500.
\\'illiam ]^^i^(■n^•
William (;.,' r,xr).
\N'iiliam T. , 4'i4.
\'i'illiam I'rahcis,
William X., 500.
NN'illiam IL, 5;':5.
NN'illiai'i l;aii>om
William liobert,
\^■illiam ()rvi:l(\
^^ iilium Sti-a!ns,
Wiliiam Slaldim
William \Vi!M,n
William A\*., 5'.) 7.
Willis. 220. 5S4.
WiKi>. M.dvin, -i?).
\y\Uh: F... :',-2l.
■Wilbur Snort, 5 70.
■ Wilh'.rd. 405.
jWiilard 8:.'warl, 321.
i^'i'lllie, xlvii,
i'v\'iili<' J]vr.)n, G2.
IVs'iMie.k". 24:!, 251.
|\\"ii tord, 227.
^^■ilfred H., 2::74.
AVintliroii .M., 151.
\'\'oodi;rid»i-, 220.
^^'oos;^r 2.'G. -;0. 5:M.
Woxwter lleiirv, 22,0.
|Zacliariali, yxxiii.
i/obul)n, 508.
Zcrah Pierpont, 174, 227.
IZcruiah, 38, 220.
jZ'M.jiah Katf. 512.
'Zrplianiah, 5:jl.
Zil.a, ;321. 4G1, 520.
IZoi-Oiar. 317, 257, 2G0, .5:14,
! GIO.
IZopliar M., 220.
, .Ziipliar Morris, 2G2.
iZ,,f, Polic, 4S0.
jZurviali, 178, 204.
INDEX OF SURNAMES.
Abbp, US.
Abbott, 9, 15,
18, 84. 91.
vr.
140, IT)*:;.
•:;-i:. -210.
99, 138, 158, 24-2, '.'97, 317,
A2S, 437, 495, 497, 520, 5GG,
042', U90. xxiv.
Abbfv, >J2G, 251, o50.
Abrrnf'thv, 1G5, 19:5, 218, 225,
27G, G51.
AbRll, 119, GS7.
AckU'.v, 110.
Ackerituai. 49.
Addison, 228.
A-lkin.s, 11, 14, 237
ArV^. 114.
Adsit, 209, G96.
Adfrir, 397.
Adunis, Gl, 82, 100
1()8. 181. 185,207
277, 338, 371,393,394.410,
43 r, 444, 446,447,44:^1,527,
570, eG5, G91.
" Agile \r, S97, GIO.
A<zur. G8S.
Aikrn, IGl, 209, 570.
Alain, 257,
Allcn.4, 5,7, 8.40.00.02, 03,
71. 82, 89,97,104,105, 128,
■JfiO to 102, 101, 175. 184.
1^-;), 223, 231, 234, 253.254.
274! 275, 277. 285, 334, 353,
4i'9' 441! 444, 488, 492, 4vi4.
490! 497, 520, 537, 513, 555,
557, 500, 50^, G]7, 02G, 029,
G31, 6^1, 083. xxviii, xxxi.
Allino;, 80,4 7.49.55, 04, 102,
139^, 148, 152, b57, 100, 102,
107, 168, 177, 190, 191,195,
2(13 219, 233, 240, 275, 308,
465, 535, 541, 549 to 552
558, 502,
621, 624
639, 050,
701, 7U2.
Allvn. 19,
439, 440.
Alcorn, 202.
Alci.tt, 10, 17. 20, 27. 8S
93, 143. 200, 27(1, 320,
010, 641, 642, G55, (i58,
073.
Aid.n, 7, iij, 239, 451,
Alk'v, 331.
AldrJdgc, 51
47
570.571, 603, 020,
62.=i, 02s, 035 to
607 tu 070, 074,
:;3, 86, 302, 438,
91
444
672
Aldricli. 08, 121.
Albio, 77.
Alcox, 175.
Alcock, 171.
Alibon..-, 166.
Alsop, 101, 110,204,407,413,
434. 435, 405, 679.
.Mdfrman, 107.
Ales, 213.
Alfred the Great, 612.
Ahiiv, 333, 333, 334, 500.
AlfoVd, 180.
Alvord, 127, 165, 224, 204,
336, 677.
Allis, 227.
Allix, xxiv.
Alstvne, 24t).
Allston. 291, 394, 400.
Alner, 309, 316.
Alexander the Great, 014.
Alexander, 0, 323, 337, 357,
508.
Al'.vorth, 711.
Ambler, 7 7, 308, 309, 574.
Atnorv, xxxvii.
Ames", 69, 131, 249. 202, 263,
353, 415, 489, 545, 083.
Aniidon, 331.
Ani'.\'eg-. 51G.
Anitta,'l81.
Andrews. 5, 9. 10, 11, U. 25,
29, 39, 00, 62, 69, 8S, 89,
123 120 to 129, 131, 135,
147. 173. 174, 178,193,210,
219, 221 , 231, 2;'.9, 205, 274,
275^ 2S2,' 295! 29li, 340, ;i54,
410! 441.412,452,451, 450,
40,5. 406. 487 to 490, 501,
505, 500, 526. 541, 570, 596,
022, 623, 040, 013, G4(;, 058,
603, 004, 048, 680, 6S3.
xxxii.
.Andrus, 99. 128, 311, 451,
487.
Anderson. 7, 155, 225, 310,
330, 557, x\ix.
.Vnthonv, 101, 410, 411, OGO.
Anspa^-ii, HW, (il9.
An-lre, 5, 161, 413;
; Angler, OSl.
l55,|Al);;ia, KIO.
I .-\iii)lewaite. 559.
[Aiipleton, t'.'.i:',.
'Ai.thori.c, ;15S, 359
Arnee, 59.
Arkwrighi, 431.
Arndorf.
Armsironff, 59,204, 221, 249,
312, 50f, 525. 502, 621, 641.
.Aunitaire, xxvii.
Arthlnirt, 73.
Arne, S5.
Arnot, 323.
Amies, 94.
Arvis, 63.
Arehor, 600, 688.
Areondile, 537.
Arthur, 583, 654.
Argvle, 611.
Ardee, 414.
Arnold, S5, 91, 141, 155, 203,
215, 233. 330, 339, 352, 386,
391, 442, 470, 57t5, 627, GG8,
67i.>, 0.4.
Ashbin, 130.
Asltburnluini, xxiv.
Aslipole, 492.
iAshley. 92, 438, 439, 497.
A.stor, 422, xlv.
A^pinwall, 110, 415, 435.
Atlierton, 77, 413.
Atwater, 10. 17. 24. 30 to 34.
46, 01, 03, 04. 71. 73. 102,
139, 141 to 153. 15(;, 100.
lOi. lt)5, 107, liO, '95, 220,
232, 2:J5, 240, '241, 255, 2:?(i,
2«7, 288, 293, 298, 306, 307,
420, 453, 465, 467, 470, 482,
490, 501, 514, 522, 524, 530,
537, 540, 543, 544, 515, 549,
550, 552, 553, 555, 55S, 501,
57i), 5S0, 620 TO G25, 029,
630. 637. 612, 649, 650, to
-05^^, 063, 608, 070, 671, 677,
6S3, 693, 095, 706, 711, x.
At wood, OS, 201, 492, 494,
509, 580, 5s^5, 580, 58771586,
xxxi.
Aikius, 27, 41. 121, 459.
Atehieson. 8'.); 04n.
At-^o;:l, 14:'..
Austin, 27, 33, 37,39, 43, 57,
100, j05, 113, 153 to 155,
ir,i, IGO, 172, bss, I(i0,2n0,
2;;4, 2^;i, 270. 33g, 351, 412,
441. -145. 4-54. 459, ■,'^5. :»■'.),
Ob-\ 1I2I. 025. 62.;, G27, 03G.
674, 091.
7'30
.KDEK OF SUItXAitES.
Augur, 20, ^r,i}, i;o,isf), -^^so,
308, 328, .'.r.:], 005, Gl:J.
Aurluiileck, d'2.
Auciicy, em.
AucIrt, xxiv.
Auliin, xlvi.
Avfi-ill. T)!!!), .->91.
Averv, 23, 220, 2ri4, 2T.(, :;57,
431, 44G, 44:, 472, 001.
Awvi^, 2ti2, 2ii;-]. ^21, xxwi.
3-!U, 431
214
089.
Babbitt, 74, 107, r,nO.
Babcock, 10(J, 117, 130. 330
49"), .-jOO.
Backus, .■)4, GO, 341
705.
Bacon, 3il, 2it4, 2(10, 207
422, 435, 513, 533, 551
704.
Biichrlor, 21 'X 5s7. G8n.
l?ankcr, 85, 483,
Bacbiuan.
Basil, G14.
Bascoiii.
Barvv. 43:'>, 515. G'J3.
Ban-owy, 311, 40, 3G3, 341 , 472
689.
l>aum, 315. 333.
Baxter, 310.
Bank sjni ill. 515.
Bar.stow, 120, 524.
Buvth.
BacptM-lv, 4*^4.
Baldwin. 0, 17, 20
101, IIG, i:^.', i;
148, 1-19, 150 TO ]i
lb'7, 190. 191.200, 207, 232,
252, 255, 250. 259, 2(;0. 298.
311, 319^ 3'Jl! 32Vi, -Kr,>. 472,
4GS, 483, 5(n, 514. 534. 540,
509, 572, 575, 578, 5^4, 013,
615, 024, 029, 048, 054, 057,
607, 071. 075, 080, 091 tn
093, 703, 7!J4, 7!0, xxxiv,
xxxix .
Batter.snii, 74, 501.
Ininiftt, 102. 107. 593.
Baird. 120, 107, 500.
Bailov, 4. 93. 158. 170, 227.
200', 274, 2s7, 320, 3;0. 410.
500. 511,551, 559,
'.». 1
'9, 71,
. 1 ili
, 17(1
512, 532, 504, 590, 024.
640, 003, 009, 088.
Bartlioloiiiew, 10, 14, 17
62, 182, 214, 320. 40:i,
521, 543, 544. 033, iM?.
Barnes, 4, 5, 9, 15, 19, 2
29, 34 to 30, 42, 50, 57
04, 08, 71, 119, 124,
148, 153, 172, 173, 170,
192, 210,219,223,220,
231,232,244,251,253,
259, 200, 270. 2^0, 282,
285, 292, 2'.i3, 290, 227,
332! 435', 307^ 442', 452,
492, 495, 470, 520, 538,
552, 553, 575, 5n0, 581,
593, 599, 623, 024, 032,
630, 611,643,044, 058,
()74, G^^3, 090, 094, 099,
700.
BargtT, 0.
Bariiuni, 5, 12, 157, 254,
y2><, 532.
Balrli, 31,84, S.5, 95, 101.
Ball, 2, 7. 21, 22. 29, 30,
1(11, 13t;. 13.-.^. 141 \o
105, 107. 172,173, 177.
189. 190, 209, 235, 242,
286, 287, 405, 005, 021,
625, 028 to 049, 054.
600, 083, 703, xxi\, xl
Bagg. 578.
Bass-tt. 2. 21.22, 20, 27
30,32.00.02.04.09, 70,
115. 103, 107,171, 177,
224 229, 230. 241,250,
51,
Banl, 25S.
Bari'ington. 025.
Bartley, 1>57.
490,JHartlc* 507.
Barksted, 007.
I to Battrll, 083.
59,|B.-itt](\ xlvi, xlviii.
127. Ba.-s. ls4, 428, G78.
ls9.
229,
255,
283,
00()
491!
Bartvlis, 201.
Banoii, 200, 698.
Ballard. 649.
Balsbv, 330.
Bartou-, 3<5, 391, 472.
I3astrop. 307.
192,
413,
435,
490,
253, 2(i5, 271, 275, 270.
402 ', 55S.5S0, 5S1. 021.
625. 031. 0,40. 041. 0>49.
654. 058, 001, 0;r2, 00 :,
Barbour, 80.
BaTclielor, UN, 417, 528.
Batchf4drr, 42, 7S.
Banett,20, 54, 435, 442,
499. 50s. xxiv, XXV.
103,
0 7i
0:3, 0-
:;i!l.
J7->
7. 154.
2((. ;;5i».
514, 041!, 0:
432. 4S(i
500, Oil
Ba;:b.'v. >
Bakfr, 21
185, 24!
39s, 4 !i
678, XXXV.
Ballon, 39. 504.
Barkor. 5, 33. 43. 50.91
130. 1*':7, 2 is, 287, 541
613, 6:;0. 031.
Batr<, 13,. -'i;, 47. 5:;, 7
320, -ll.!, -l>''2. 4x7, 4(9)
100,
371
240,
101,
122
5 15
". 80
507,
Bartb'lt. 0
510, 054.
Bancroft, 118. 202,
381, 55G, 709.
Barn.'v. 150, 100,
445."
Banks. 17,220, 075, 07^
Bavavd, 305, 413, 415^
t;oo.
4^arron, 170, OSl.
• Barber, 3,8, 49, 94. 182.
I 451, 470, 529, 504.
! Barnard, 133, 200, 440.
i 451, 450, (>74. 081, 09:
,Bairour, 199.
iBainln•id^^^ 221.
I Barlow, 240, 5(i0, 032, x
JBanu-s, 237. 30(!.
iBardrn. 251.
54s, Baupr, 441,
5S3, Barclay, 437.
633, liarue, xxiii.
073, Beresford, xxiv.
701, Beii avoir, xxiv.
Bciitinck, xxiv.
Beaumont, x.
321, Bell, 1, 70, SO, 90, 112,
337. 339.342, 343, 344,
105. 414, 690.
, 31. Et4ilngl!ani, xxvii.
150, Bentori, 218, 293, 335,
188, 447, 040, 695.
272, BeckU^v, 3, 4, 10 7, 108,
624, 005.
OK), Becker, GO.
Best. 5.
Beclicr, 010.
Beaucliamji, 013.
102, 1 Beck with, 5, 119, 273, 274.
183.JBeard, 44(t, 471, 472, r,\)\).
25], Bennett, (). 77, S2, 114. 1"^,
330,1 101, 107. 205, 213, 322, 3:;3.
024. j 400, 507, 548, 560,709.
050,lBenie!;t. 81, 504.
G99.|Bedortlia. 440.
iBeare, xxi.
iBerkelev, 067.
Beakl, xix.
452, Betts, 18, 81, 498, 088.
IBessev, S2,
438,|Bearclslev, 35, 371. 037,078.
j 691,003.
292, 1 Beach, 4, 1^, 27, 32, 41, 07,
103, 180,181, 187,210, 211.
214, 219, 221,225, 251, 252,
257! 259,271, 274, 310, 315.
, 089. 321. 322. 42(;. 439. 453, 403.
417, 405. 4v,>. 4S7. 513. .52';. 5 in.
5 11. 542. 5(.).s. 5r(>. 02:1, 021.
052, GOO, 007 to GOO, f'>V2,
430. 7((0, xxxiv
B-nelt.
450,iB.'i!iis. 39.
I B'dcber, 53, 438.
Bergt-ri. 51.
Benedic;, (53. 00. 7i;. 7^, 81,
ItiO, 1(19,244, 337, 353, -tisO,
508, 510, 571.
7'30
.NI)E\* OF SURXAME3.
-.^- 214,
Augur, 20, 1.-,5, llOJSn, 280.
308, 828, .".r.;;, (12^, G4:;.
Aucliinlock, '.i2.
Auclley, 008.
AucliL'!', xxis'.
Auliin, xlvi.
Avt-rill, 51)0, .Mjj.
Aveiv, 23, 220. 204, 274, XjT.
4;}i, 44G, 441. 472, oOl.
Ayurt^, 202, 20o. ^21, xxwi.
]5ul)l.itt, 71, 107, r,00.
Bul.cock, 100, 117. l;;0. S30,
405, .-,00.
Backus, .")4, 05, 347, 340, 431,
705.
Bncon, 30, 204, 'JC), •,'
422,435, 513, 533, r,:,;
704.
BiK-lielor, 211), 5S7. GSs
Baukcr, 85, 483.
Bncluuan.
Basil, 014.
Ba.scoui.
Burrv. 433, 545, 023.
Barvmvy, oO, 40, 303, 341 ,472,
080.
}'>anui, 315. 333.
Baxter, 310.
Banksmitli, 515.
Bar.stow, 120, 524.
Bavth.
BaLCgerlv, 4^4.
Baldwiii, 0, 17, 20, 32, !0, 71,
101, 110, i:''2. i:.!», 1 i2. 1 10,
MS, 14'.), l.'.O to 1113, 170,
l^■7, 100. 101. 2'jn. 2(i7, 2:12,
252! 255, 25('), 250. 2i>)). 208.
','>n, 310! 3-il, ;!2ii, 4i-i2, 472.
40S, 483, 501. 514, 534. 5-iO,
500, 572, 575, 578, 5^4, 013,
015, 024, 02i), 018. 054, 05
512, 532, 504, 500, 024. 027,
610. 003, 000, 088.
Bartliolouiow, 10, 14, 17, 51,
02, 1S2. 214, 320, 4t;3, 400,
521, 513, 514, 033, t)47.
Barr.L's, 4, 5, 0, 15, 10, 24 to
20, 34 to 30, 42, 50, 57, 50,
04, 0,S, 71, 110, 124, 127. I'.a.ss, 184, 428, 078.
148, 153, 172, 173, 170, IbO, Bartells, 201.
Banl, 25S.
Bari-inyton, 025.
Hartley, 187.
Hartlc, 507.
Harkstrd, 007.
Hatt.'ll, 083.
Battle, xlvi, xlviil.
102. 210, 210,223. 2-'0, 220,
231, 232,244,251, 253, 255,
250, 200, 270, 2so. 282, 283,
285 202 203 20i» 227 220
332! 435', 307^ 442', 452! 401!
402, 405, 470, 520, 538, 54^,
i5arion, 200, 008.
Ballard, 040.
Halsbv, 330.
BartoNv, 3'^5, 301, 472.
Bastrop, 307.
Bauer, 441.
552, 553, 575, asO, 581, 5^3, Barclay, 43
503, 500, 023, 624, 032, 633
030, 611,043, 044. 0.58, 673,
()74, 0^^3, 000, 004, 600, 701,
700.
Bar^:er, 6.
Bariiuui, 5, 12, 157, 254, 321,
r,-2H, 5H2.
Balcli,3l,S4,S.5, 05, 101, 105.
Ball, 2. 7, 21, 22, 20, 30. 31.
Barne, x\iii.
Beresford, xxiv.
Beaiivoir, xxiv.
Beiitiuck, xxiv.
BeauuKMit, x.
Bell, 1, 70, .^0, 00, 112, 102,
337, 330.342, 313, 344, 413,
414, 000.
Bidlluckaiu, xxvii.
101, 130.
1 11 10 150,|l>eiiton, 218, -^'Jo,
105. 107. 172,173, 177. 18S,
180. 100, 200, 235, 242, 272,
280,287, 405, 005, 021, 624,
625, 628 to 640, 054. 05<i,
000, 083. 703, xxl\. x!ix.
Bagg. 578.
Ba'As^'tt, 2. 21,22, 20, 27. 20,
447, 040, 005.
Becklev, 3, 4, 10 i
605.
Becker, 00.
Hest, 5.
Becker, 010.
Beaijckam]>, 013.
335, 435,
108, 400,
30,32, 00, (;2, 04. 00, 70, 102,!Beckwitl!, 5, 110, 273, 274
Beard, 440, 471, 472, .50:).
Bennett. 0. 77, s2, 1 14, 1"^,
101,167. 205, 213, 322, 3;;3.
100. 507, 548, 566,700.
115, 103, 107,171, 177, 183,
224, 220, 2;30, 241, 2.50, 251,
2.53, 205,271,275, 270, 3:^0.
402, 558, 580. 581, 021. 024.
62.5, 031, 040. 041. Ol'.i, r..50,lHoiueiit. 81, 504
051. 058. 061, 0;)2, 00?, 000. iHedortha, 440.
Bai'.Kuir. 80. iBeare, xxi.
Batclielor, KN, 417, 528. | Berkeley, 067.
00.7 074 075, (isO, (iOl toiBatchelder, 42, 7S. JBeakl, xix.
G03', 703, 704, 710, xxxiv.lBanett, 20. 5), 435, 442, 452,jBetts, 18, 81, 408, 088.
XXX IX.
Battersnn, 74, 5fU.
Barnett, 102, 107. 503.
Baird. 120, 107. 500.
Bailev, 4, 03, 15^, 170. 227.
200, 274, 2n7, ;;20, 3;0, 410,
432, 4sti, 500. 511 . 551, 550,
500, Oil, 0:3, 0^2.
Ba;:-lev, M.
Baker, 21, 55, 77. 154. 10,0,
400, 50s, xxiv, XXV. iBessev, 82,
Bartlett. 07, 103, 270, 438,lBeHrdslev, 35, 371, 037
510, 054. j 001, 003.
Bancroft, IL^, 202, 240. 202,:Beacli, 4. IS 27. 32, 4!
Ol
3^n, 556, 700.
Barnev, 15'i, 100, 101, 352,
445."
Banks, 17, 220, 075, 070, 080.
Bavi'.nl, 3;.'5, 413, 415, 417,
000.
1N5 2-10 :;iO :'.2o :;50, :-;71.'Barron, 170,681.
308^ 4 10, 472, 514, 040, 677, .Bail, er, 3,8, 40, 04, 182, 430.
678, XXXV.
Ballon, 30. 504.
Barker. 5, 3:}. 43. 50. 0 i
k3o. Hw, 2is, 287, 541.
613, 0:10. (;31.
Bate^, 1:'.. -'O, 47. 5;;. 7
103, ISO, 1^1, 187,210, 211.
214, 210, 221, 225. 251, 252,
257, 250,271, 274, 310, 315,
321, 322, 420.4:10. 453, 40:1.
405. 4S2. 487, 513, 52(;.510.
511, 542. .50S. 5rn, iy2:'.. 02!,
(;.52, 000, 007 tu GOO, 602,
700, xxxiv
B-nelt.
451. 470, 520, 504
JBarnard, 13:i, 200, 440, 450,|B.i!iis, :_iO.
I22.i 451, 45(',, ()74, 68!, 607. |B-lclier, .53. 438
515,,BaUoLir, 100.
iBainiirld.L;-;', 221.
, 80.1 Barlow, 210. 5i)0, 6:)2, xxiv.
r\-^l) 415.
!2, 4S7
460, 507, Banii-s, 2:i7. 30
IBardrii, 251.
li'^ciier, .).5
iBergerl, 5i.
Ben'edi,.-;. fi:;, 00. 70, 7^, ■"■
100, 100,244, 3:17, 35:!, -i!
508, 510, 574.
IXDE>; OF SUK.NAMFS;.
731
B.-f(lier, 2. IT. V-K 47. -19, 54,
r,r,, :.]. 101, IK!, r-]^, v^'K
14-J 14;-*., 14,"i, lo-i to 1~)9.
10;}^ in I. 108, i7u,-3ir),5()7,
2'^3, 2;^^, 243, 20""). 2!)(i, 20S,
27l' 201,21)0, 2yS, o22', ol;5,
330! 382, 3S0.3N!;, 4iiS, 40U.
4o4, 40.'), 50(3, 5:i4, :>!»>, 54U,
ri9S, 624,G2.'), r,2f;.H21). ('.:'.3,
G84, 087, 6411, 012,054, 070,
071, 079, 0>^1, O^S, 005.
Bevans, 02.
Bemuii, 85.
Benson, 240, 2.5^._
Bellow.s, 5^'^, 475.
Bcimorc, 144.
Bedell, 409, 645.
Beverly, 402.
Bcsaneon, 369, 018.
]?eiuep, 706.
Beadle, 331.
Berceu, 319.
Bet^aniir, SO, 140, 210, 449
Benthaui, ti'.i'::.
.. j'jenuisoji, 131. I
Bellainv. 21. 110, 193, 225,1
404, 593, 0ti3, .11.
Beers, 165, 172. 2U3, 204, 32s.
854, 359, 485.511, 574, 580.
590, C21, 081, 093.
Beaudclot, 202.
■ Bedford, 010.
Beadle, 221, 264, 331, 531.
Be.^borough, 610.
Behham, 241. 244, 274, 454,
489, 501, .503, 5:U, 541, 544,
540. 501, 506. rr.u, 571, 572,
.586, 587, 025, 034, 641, 615,
647, 661,602, 004,073, 086.
Bevk-w, 254.
Bcde, 609.
Bedient, 345.
Beudt, 505.
Bebe.s, 401,572,587,623,678,
681. 702.
Berry, 4, 357. 490, xxxi.
Bent'huvsen, 529.
Beale, 548, 584, 088.
Belden, 13, 84. 92, 134, 3S4
463, 510, 511, 051, 671.
Bcldiiig, 089.
Bishop, 0. 14, 20, 23, 24. 27
59. 02, 70, 80, l";i to ics
174, 192 to 195. 203, 209
2i0' 220, 245. 218, 250,251
2r>0, 270, 278, 291, 307, 309
337' 338, 339, 342 to 345
359', 443, 450, 500, 507, 531
450, 593,005,000, 626. t;30
644, 049, 050, C<s:\, (')08, 072
073, 082, 7nii, (i/l, 704
705, xxxv, xliii, xlvii.
p.iilaui, 534.
Billings, 303^422.
iBi>rplo\v, 0, 90, 128, 131, 200.'
i 338, 440. 444, 449, 514, 510.
I 517, 557. 578, (!01, 073, 074.
iBin-liaiu, 10, 119, 245, 329.
i 509, 528. 529. 530, 545.
Bi.ssell, 52, 128, 2S7, 342,
I 432, 439, 580.
■Bill. 121, 149,150, 300, xxvi,
I xxxii,
Biv<l, 12;, 181, 197, 233, 308,
432, 035.
Birge. 131, 232, 432.
Bircli, 117, 341.
BidNvell, 83, 119, 121. 122,
123, 130, 189, 228, 419.
Bills, 254, 292, 550.
Bicker, 200.
Bickucli, 89, 538.
Brittau. 170,
Bishie. 255.
Bircliaid, 292, 433, 030.
l^ibbius, 434.
BigiT, 483, 088, 089.
Bivin, 048. j
l]5irdspve, 237, 363.
'Bicele, 285.
Bierce, 454, 461. |
Bi^'irar, 525. 1
B!ukeslee, 20, 22, 25, 26, 27, |
I 29, 30, 59. 60, 02, 63. (•-4,!
07 to 70, 74. 101, 130, 142,
I 143. 173, 174, 188,192,193,
1 194, 210, 217,218,219,225,
' 220, 229. 235,250. 251. 257,
i 205I 274, 275, 270., 2S0, 281.
', 282. 281, 285, 294. 320, 452,
400, 506, 593, .594, 621, 030
': to 042. 0.50 to 653. 050, 009,
■ 074, 097, 700, '/03, 704.
i xlvii.
jBlakeman, 2 7, 552.
• Blake, 47, 138, 150, 17iMSG.j
I 190, 191, 192,350,425,420,
: 452, 489, 564, 653. 070.
'iBliss, 70,120, 184, 200, 241,
1 353. 359, 303, 309, 433, 459.
j 454, 482, 553, xlix.
Blaunerhassett, 397.
. Blatehiord. 529.
Blackford, 204.
Bladen, 707.
, Blasier, 247.
, Blackleacli, 83, 118, 673.
. Blarkuiaii, 53, 05, 571, 651,
,' 099, 103, 258.
, Rlaiiu-. 42. 414.
,'Blauvelt, 472.
,, Blair, 208, 254, 576, 597.
,, Blinu, 95, 279.
, 1^.1 iinr. 292, xlvi.
, i;!a;,rkHnl,3l;t, 3:;2,33!,573
i 593.
!Blvdenbu^t,^ 279.
iBlachlev, 0;!8, 084, xliii.
Blat.lilev, 315.
Blvtlien,'310.
Hiackintoii, 648.
Pdand, 659.
Bland ing, 533.
Bhjwers. 533. 534.
Black, 259, 520, 707.
Blodgotl, 184, 436, 447.
Blo.ssoni, 8.
Biood, xl.
Boi.'-evt, :')9], 403.
B<.n-d, 37, 178. 078.
Bouton, 31. 76, 79,347.
Bonestreet, 21.
Bo-art, 43, 303.
lv)!i\vood. 83, 84, i.j25.
Bonner, 91, 008.
dioott, 100, 108.
Booth, f>8, i3, 118, 2s;', 330,
I 450, 580, 5S5. 013, 040, 041.
jBrw.i.'n, 184, 410.
Bovnton, 225, 5'^'4.
BoVington, 13>0.
Bo'wri's, 244, 273, xlvi.
Bond, 50. 239, 410, 075.
T'.oul;, 134.
Bo- ram, 241.
iBoweu, 237, 203, 40:i, 001,
1 071,094.
!now;l)y, 200.
iBoardiimn, 0:"i. 95, 241, 281,
449,451.408.
Bostu-ick, 200, 312, 517, 518.
531, 552, 509. 03S, 039.
B'lornian. 502.
B '.'ardiis, 459. 095.
Bo'A-les, 440, 490.
'iB-.'wnuiu, 350.
iBoiiirluon. 472. 599. 001.
iBolies, 449, 531, 707, 708.
JBoi'.dl, xlv.
jBoiiruc. 83.
Bovcr. 582.
\Y>.:i-m, 77.
Bosnonh, 248, 631.
Bowser. 304.
Boyse, 342.
J5oi)l.;staver, 357.
Botts, 398.
B.int.N-ou, 433.
Bonlian.i, 457.
l^oyden, 023.
liovkini. 037.
lioniLs. 029.
Boisford, 030, 632.
Bonifor.l, 032.
Boirt'.s, 040. 053.
Boyle, 472, Os2, xi>:, xlv.
Boudiuot 0)75.
Bow, OSS, nS',).
!B„ys, xxiv.
JBrad.diau. xxi. xxxiii.
IBiT.dford, 4i, Jur, 41 i, 557,
iBrinvning, 92, 480.
732
iXDpjx OF suunamf:s.
t-J9. 4.10,
, .V.)4,
5 so,
::!i
]?rongli;uii, 010.
]?r;irc, 88, S!),91. 0
580, 0]S.
Brink, 50.
Bruiidai^^e, 538, 09 k
Brown, 'l, 2, 4, 11, 10, 21"
33, 42. 05, 00, 7S. sc,
102, 110,138, 151. 158,
173, 175, 178, 185, 189,
193, 194, 195,199,205,
222, 281. 245, 252, 274,
292 to 295, 380, 337,
347, 300, 414, 4lS, 48S,
453, 4.50, 405, 471, 4S7.
495, 490, 498.512, 521,
532, 540,541,547, 549.
502, 508, 507. 508, 575,
581, 590,598,000,020,
024, 087 lo 040. 051,
007, GOS, 071, 070, 079,
094, 099, 701, 702,
xxxix, xliii, xlviii.
Bronsuii, 2, 15 to 18, 32
04 to 07, 71. 110, 127,
16S, 175, 180, ls3
188, 197, 223,400
540, 503 to 500.
640, on, 040,050
605, 074.
Br.adlcv, 7. 18.
32, 34, 35, 80
68 to 71, 74
107,108,111
140 to 149, )53, 158.
105, 107, 178, 174,177.
184, 185,190, 194,208,
218, 220, 229. 231. 235,
250, 351 , 258, 255. 205,
270, 271,272. 273,278,
282, 283, 284, 280, 2si,
29l!292,'294!295, 2Li8!
325, 320, 329,380,440,
454, 405, 470,471.481,
500, 517, 531,541, 540.
551, 558, 501, 579, 598,
C02. 020 to 024, 025,
033 to (>44. 050 to 058,
to 072, 074, 0S5, 091,
099, 700, 708, 704,
xlviii.
Brackett, 285, 287, 238,
xxvii, xxviii.
Brorkett. 22, 25 to 80. 40,
09, 130, 171, 192. 214,
280, 282, 259, 200. 202,
275. 270. 281. 2^2, 2s8,
337, 328. 800.809.452,
540 to 540, 572, 595,
025, 082, 087. 0,41 to
051, 0"5. !'07, 072, 0^1).
701.
Braiivinl. 5, 10, 122.
Bristol, 7, 1 1, 2:;, 144.
101, 201, 282, 2t;5, ::
, 21,
9'~^,
157.
190,
212.
27 s\
342!
450,
4.^>',
520,
555,
580.
02 1 ,
002.
092.
700,1
02 I
180,
545,
022,
004,
.'8
4*;, 47, 00
101, 102.
187, 139.
, 08,
100,
142,
164, j
181,1
200,
240,
407, 501, 514,517,520,
573, 005, 022, 082, 037,
091, 098.
Brooks, 10, 28, 9)-, 110.
119, 180. 187, 1 14, 15!,
210. 282, 237,250.297,
320, 391,500,530, 531,
535, 574, 599, Gy8,<i41,
082. 691, xxii.
Brig.fcs, 24, 40, 227, 4)0,
Briyden, 088.
Bristow, 81, 140.
Brewer, 45.
Brainerd, 201, 205, 377,
3N5, 451 , 071.
BridL'"in;iii, 127.
P>rL-ed, 128, 409, 411, 000
Brewtou, 394.
Brookcr, 173, 202, 533.
Bradilook, 4ii2.
Brocksi;ii)er, 210.
Brevoort, 422.
Brett. 48. xii.
i;ro<.ikii).-3, 592.
Tirliik.
Brewbler, 01, 6i, 273,
357, 308,-370, 434, 435,
495.
Brvaiit. 114, 2mS, 315,
429, 477, 4l!5, 084.
Brksbin, 144.
Briiu-krilioiT, 145, 078.
Brintiiall. 149, 150, 157,
024, 088.
500,
05O,
117,
178,
307,
.584,
()55,
384,
386,
400,
308,
417,
200, 029, 09 L
Brownsou, (i21.
Bioiii;-li, 088.
Brisf^o.., 080.
Bra<l.-;trei-t, 085.
DuU.'ii, 0.
Burr, 0, 38, .89, 01, 81, ,8!),
94, 115, 191, 192, 202. 222',
291, 298, 342, ;!52, 379, 888i
38,5, 380, 412, 480, 485,451)',
451, .505; 575. 000, ti07, 080,
074.
Butler, 6, 8, 14, 31. 09, 84,
80.89,92,118, 119,131,131,
109, 171, 170, 183, 212,29:.',
444, 452,450, 457,407, -IC!),
522, 576, 019, 631,004,074,
094, 099, xxiii.
Biislmell, 9, 94, 90, 252, 8.5^,
359,307, 308, 459, 400, 401,
493, 495.
Bull, 10, 27, 110, 120, 128.
135, 152, 181,182, 215,291,
483, 597, 624, 010, 057, 028.
Buttre, 24.
Button, 20, 50, 211, 270., 340,
279,1
2 -so. 1
30^. i
441,1
490, i
549,
599,
028.
005
097, 1
708,
289.
. 00,
224,
208.
820.1
485,1
018,1
(;t5.i
097,'
150,
488,
B.-eck, 150.
Brviui, 157
09-^.
Brott, 210.
Brao-iT. ooQ
Browneli, 288, 331, 708.
Bridg-eluun, 435.
Bi-odwell, 451.
Bnuult, 472.
Bnien, 221. 311, 358,
483, 484, 013, 615, 630,
682. 091.
Bri-duna, 221, 549.
Brush, 214, 400, 028.
Brooktield, 207.
Brokaw, 311.
Brundir^h. 314.
Breesp, 00, 410, 597.
Bri.-ited, 422.
Brantingliaiii, 312.
Bradner, 525.
I^rus.^ie, 249.
Broolcnuin. 2ii0.
Breckenrido-e. 329.
Brand, 885.
l^ritiioi, 800.
Bruce, 811, xii.
l-iriiuin, 480.
B!-i;vvulo\v, 597.
Bradl/urx', 597.
380,
631,
Burt, 89, 144, 289, 457,
520
Butts, 77.
l^urxon, 05, 90. 115, 859,
445
502, 050.
Buckuer, OO.
Burritt, 115, 117, 122,
121
127, 141. 280,287. 574,
02!;
Burklev, 84 to 87, 89,
157
175,210. 522, 521,527,
510
037, 689, 048, G90. 094,
701
Burofovne, 105, 245, 529
Burnbani, 12, 94, 97,
129
133, 220, 274, 299,
447
XXXV, xxxvi.
Buckinc^'liani, 74, 153,
162
315, 251, 318, 026, 700
Budding-ton, 101.
Bann, 182, 521.
Burdett, 201, 388, 400.
Buckalow, 212, 290.
Burrell, 230. 204, 882.
Buel, 15, 120, 238, 284,
298
456, 409,470, 580, 502,
508
580, 017, 678, 700.
Busli, 224. 237, 694.
Burrows, 140, 241, 557,
092
Burtonsham, 241.
Biirrill, 151, 590. 005.
Burwell, 271, 5 72.
Burnet! , 810, 317, 321,
5-50
Bu re hard.
Burd, 8S3, {19.
Buxton. 888. :M8. 045.
Buckuiiii.stfr, 421, 088,
080
098.
Buri:--ss, 492, 495, 028.
Bun<e, 93, 100, 108,419,
4.50
499, 505, 578, 017, 018
732
IXDP^X OF sunNAMP:s.
]>r<nigli;mi, 010.
]^ni(je, 88, S!)/.)!, 07, ■t-J9. 4.")0^
5:-!(), ('18.
Brink, 5!).
Bruiidai^^e, 533, 09 i.
Brown,' 1, 3, 4, 11, li), 20, ?!,
33, 42. f.r,, GO, 78, y.i], i)8,
103, 110,138, 151. 153, 157,
173, 175, 178, 185, 18U, 190,
103, 11)4, 105.109,305, 213,
333, 331. 345, 353, 374, 378,
293 to 295, 330, 337, 343,
347, 300, 414, 41S, 438, 450,
453, 450, 405, 471, 487. 4.s>-',
495, 490, 498.513, 531, 530,
533, 540, 541, 547, 549. 555,
503, 503, 507. 508.575, 580.
581, 590.598, 000,030, 031,
034, 037 to 040. 051, 003,
007, 008, 071, 070, 079. 003.
094, 099. 701, 703, 700,
xxxix, xliii, xlviii.
Bronsun, 3, 15 tn 1,^, 33, 03,
04 to 07, 71, no. 137, 107.
1G8, 175, 180, 1^3, 18-1. 180,
188, 197, 333, 400, 5()4, 545,
540, 503 to 500. 580, 033,
640, 011,040,050, 003, 004,
605, 074.
Bradlcv, 7. 13, 'jO, 33, 'S.i, 37,
33,34, 35, 30, -lO, 47. 00, 03,
68 to 71, 74, 10!, 103, 100,
107,108,111. 137, 139. 143.
146 to 149, 153. 158. 104,
105, 107, 173, 174,171. 181,
184, 185, 190. 194.303. 3o0.
218, 330, 339. 331. 335, 340,
250, 251,253,355.305. 308,
270, 371, 273. 373,378, 379,
283, 383, 384, 380, 3s,, 3S'.(.
291, 293, 394. 395, •2\j:<, 30s,
335, 330,339,330,440, 441,
454, 405, 470,471.481, 490,
506, 517, 531, 541, 540. 549,
551, 553, 501, 579, 598, 599,
003. 630 to 034, 035, 038,
633 to 044. 050 to 058. GO'
to 073, 074, 0^5, 091, 097,
699, 700, 70;'., 704, 708,
xlviii.
Brackett, 335, 337, 238, 339,
xxvil, xxviii.
Brockett, 33, 35 to 30. 40. 00,
09. 130. 171. 193. 314. 334,
230. 333, 259, 300. 303, 303,
375, 370. 381. 383. 3.S3, 330,
827, 338, 300. 30!), 453, 485,
540 to 540, 573, 595. 018,
635, 033, 037, 041 to (;15,
051, O".-'. (''07, 073, O^O. 097,
701.
Biain.'ir.l. 5, 10, 133.
Bristol, 7, 1 t, 3:;, 144, 150,
101, 301, 333, 3t;5, 3;5, 433.
117,
173,
53 1,
055,
407, 501, 514,517,530, 500,
573, 005, 033, 033, 037, 05O,
091, 093.
Brook.-^, in, 33, 94-, 110.
119, 130, 137, 1 14. 151
210. 333, 337, 250, 397
330, 391,500.530, 531,
535, 574,599,633,041,
683, 691, xxii.
Krlgo-s, 34, 40, 237, 410, 50!
Brii,'-(len, 088.
Bristol, 81, 140.
Brewer, 45.
Brainerd, 301, 305, 377, ^S4
3s5, 451, (571.
Bridiniiaii, 137.
BrL-rd, 12:}, 409, 411, 000.
Brewtou, 394.
Brookcr, 173, 303, 533.
Bradilock, 4ii3.
Brofkriunier, 310.
Bicvoon, 433.
Brett, 48, xii.
!Brookui.-3. 593.
Brink.
Brewfcler, 01, 01. 373,
357, 308,o70, 431, 435
495.
Brvant. 114. 3(;'s, 315,
439, 477, 495, 084.
iBrisbin, 144.
'Brinckrrlioff, 145, 073.
■Brintiiall, 149, 150. 157.
1 034, ():^8.
JBrerk, 150.
Brvnn, 157, 200, 039,
I 693. .
jBrott, 210.
JBrao-cr. 330.
iHrdwnell, 338, 331, 708.
IBridg-L'luun, 435.
|Bi-odwt:ll, 451.
j Brandt, 473.
iBruen. 331. 311, 358, 380,
483, 484, 013,615,630, 631,
632, 091.
Bri-diani, 331, 549.
Briisk, 314. 400. 038.
BrooktiLJii. 307.
Brokaw, 311.
Brandish. 344.
BrcH'sp, 00, 410, 597.
Ik-Lstc'd, 433.
Rrantingliain, 313.
Bradni'r, 535.
l^rus.^ie, 349.
Brooknian. 300.
Brfckenrido-c, 339.
Brand. 335.
BritTim, 31)11.
Briire, 31 1. xii.
Brluiin, 480.
Bi'owulow, 597.
Bradl/ury, 597.
330.
400,
308,
417,
091
]?ro\vnson. 031.
]5roiii;-li, 038.
Brisfo.% 030.
Brad^;trci-t, 085.
BuUcn. 0.
Burr, 0, 33, 39, 01. 81,
94, 115, 191, 193. 302.
391, 39'^. 343, :\sl 379,
385, 380, 413, 430, 435,
451, 505; 575. 000, ti07,
674.
Butler, 0, 8, 14, 31. 09,
80,89,93,118, 119,131,
109, 171, 170, 183, 313,
441, 453,450,457,407.
533, 570, 619, 631,004,
094, 099, xxiii.
Binslmell, 9, 94. O^^-, 353,
359, 307, 308, 459, 400,
493, 495.
Bull, 10, 37, 110, 120,
135, 153, 181,183, 315,
483, 597, 634,010, 057.
Buttre, 34.
Biitton. 36, 50, 311, 37(!,
89,
■!5l),
030,
84,
131,
399,
409,
074,
35^,
401,
133,
391,
033.
445,
134,
030.
157,
5 10,
701.
139,
447,
Burr, 39, 144, 339, 457,
Butts, 77.
Bunon, 05, O)"). 115, 359,
503, 056.
Buckner, tiO.
Biuritt, 115, 117, 133,
137. 141. 380,387. 574.
Bufklev, 84 to 87, 89,
175,310. ry}2, 531,537,
037, 639, 648, 690. 094,
BuriToyne, 105, 345, 539.
'Buriibani, 13, 94, 97,
133, 236, 374, 399,
XXXV, xxxvi.
Bnckinsjliam, 74, 153,
315, 351, 318, 030, 700.
Budding-ton. 101.
Bann, 183, 531.
Burdett, 301, 388, 400.
Buckalew, 313, 390.
Burrell, 330. 304, 333.
Bnel, 15, 130, 333, 334,
456, 409,470, 530, 503,
580, 017, 678, 7(J0.
Busli, 334. 337, 694.
Burrows, 140, 341, 557,
Burtonsham, 241.
Burrill, 151, 59i;. 605.
Burwell, 37 1. 573.
Burneti, 310, 317, 331, 550.
Burehard.
Burd. 3S3, 419.
Buxton. 3:;s, 343. 045.
Bli'•kn^lll^tt•r, 431, 038, 080,
09>'.
Buruvss, 493, 495, 638.
Bun-e, 93, 100, 103. 419, 45(),
499, 505, 573, 017, 018.
398,
508,
09i
i^;ijjv\; OF siiJiXA^jES.
733
Buckl.oOl.
Biiil.aiik, 5-11, ;-il4.
I5u]ford, .>-),S.
Burroim-hs, 1, 23, 177, 290
-132. ^
Euncli, 249, :-!;l2, 50(3.
Bnrdick, 240, 2.")0.
Bunnell, 2G(;, 4G4. 4S2, 530
539, 572, 022, 005.
Burrall, 078.
Bnv^h, 595.
Buttolpli, 448.
Burg-.vyn, 425.
Buri)t'ck, 5:i0.
Biif'liai'an, 51.
Burlinearaf, 98.
Burns, IDu. 477, 055.
Burk.nu-, 122.
Bui-kc, 123, 201, 2U2, 392,
Oil.
Buck, 15, 122, 332, 43S, 400,
499, 527, 531, 532, 5«1, 0S3.
Buckliuid, 135, 095.
Buttcrti<_'id, 300, 022.
Buonaparte, 895.
Bur;, 412.
Burling, 472.
Burliaus, 40S.
JUiuyau, Ocs7.
Buruljui'v, iis, xxi.
-Burleigh, xxx.
]!urikt_-r, xxxi.
Burii!i)>, xl.
Bullan.l, xlii.
Byiugtou, 17, 504, 5ti5.
Byraiii, 151, tis3.
Bvron, GO.
Byard, 1S7.
Cassvell, xlvii.
Calfuder, xlvii.
Cauiiey, xxviii, xxxi.
C'nbles. l^S, 55U.
Cady, 172, 492, 52S, xliv.
('adalvs, 539.
Cad well, by, 121.
CaMwell, 252, 444, 449, 009,
075.
Calvin, 255.
Calhoun, 231, 075.
Cahot. 392.
Cfihell, 030.
Campion, xxiv.
Calverly,' 472.
Cailnwuv, 48.
Caiup, 33, 04, G7. 131, 148,
Itl, 197, 231. 280, 299,311,
312, 31:,!, 44*i,44.s, 4.50, 457,
481, 484, 5f;'.i,i;27, (;30, 032,
(.'30, 079, 091, 1)92, :itl.
Canii)Oeld, 318, 319, (iOO.
( iiinpb(dl, 290. 334, 309, 387,
514, 515, 544; 547, 054, 002,
CiUUtTcn, 051.
Canibndiug, 559.
Caiides, 55, 14S, 202, 285, 290,
4S2, 493, 050.
Canli^ld. 113, 133, 134, 241,
27t,;, 321, 070, 07N.
Canler, 144.
Cannon, 197, 207, 208, 231,
282, 420, 481.
Cartafet, xix.
Canby, 233, 234.
Carualian, 404, 430.
Canada, 292.
Carter, 4, 8, 10, 14. 17, 20,
GS, 212, 247, 312, 351, 350,
441, 471 , xxvi. xxxii, xxxv.
Carrington, 23, 71, 73, 74,
138, 139, 148, 149, ]^.6, 195.
200, 402,542, 541, 551,559,
571, 018, 024, 040, Ol7, 093.
Carpenter, 40, 70, 259, 492,
490, 497, 512, 513, 524,527,
517, 5?2, 579, 59 7, OOO.
Cary, 55, 489.
Car us, 141.
Carlton. 145. 337.
Cariiinlt, 107, 410.
Carroll, 187, 233, 549, 071.
Cradi.sle, 243, 370, 504.
Card, 254.
Cargill.
Carl, 519, 509.
Carl in, 552.
Carman.
Ca.se. 4, 7, 37, 39, 40, 42, 58,
92, 95, 97, 252, 450, 520,
531, 559, 592, 593, 078, 093.
Castle, 70. 32, 250, 200, 050,
074.
Cass, 113, 500,, 002.
Callin, 48, 95, 90, 105. 182,
322, 364, 537, 617.
Caul, 221.
Capulet, 004.
Cartwright, 521.
Carrier,' 257, 258, 309, 403.
Carver, 288, 582.
Carville, 330.
Carr. 332, 333, 457, 548, 071.
Caulkins, 030.
Caul, 294.
Carow, 410.
Cas.sety, 498.
Casilear, 471.
Caxton, 009.
Cataline, 395.
Cater, 418.
Cavendish, 010.
Ceiarini. 357.
Ccntrr, 417.
CliipneMi, '.'S, in2, 291, 320.
Cli;ii)man. 0, 39, 51, ';3, 110,
134, 135, 20 ;, 234, 24'.>. 252,
259. 200, -^72, 285, 341,300,
301, 427, 451, 450, 400, 403,
■ -482, 493, 572, 580, 590, (')23,
GOS, 090,
Chase, 32, 39, -):>, Mo, 144,
184, 338,250,202.137,597,
xxix, xxxvi, x.xxix.
Chandler, 220, 202, 503.
Ch;>pp,Il, 119, 123.
Chard, 113.
Ciiatterton, 140, 150, 152, 193,
207. 209, 270, 2;-2, 575, 050,
(;52.
Charjiley, 025.
Ciiaiupernuwn, xxii.
Charlemagne, 012.
Chatterdnn, 1 14.
Cholmondc ley, 010, iV28.
Chamj)ion, liij, 205, 3>u5 428
433, 557.
Chauneev, 202 to 113, 153,
157, 353, 409,415, 435,445,
0()7,'038, 095, 090. 705, xii.
Chatlif'ld, 49, 75, 145, 158,
159, 102, 103, 205, 570, 571,
i;40, 074.
Chapin, 227, 427, 429, 441,
I5H, 4'^'2. 'm7. 093.
Ciiampliu. 245, 240.
Chainlu'i lid, 129, 4;i3, 575.
e'ha;.]in, 17!-. 283.
Chad(.'a\'iie, 483. -
iCharlto'n, 599.
<'hidM>v, 35. 30, 40, 1S1, ]V2,
281 , 2-^0, 298, 020, 028, 033,
■ 043, 041, 049, 703, 704.
iChe.sror, 83, 109, iil8, 029,
I 071, 08S. 090.
jChesboro, 202, 350, 029.
K'hedwell, 98.
Icherrv, xxiii.
Child.'. 1.S7.
Chen-v. 95, 320, 359, 42S,
445,'48!», 017.
Chislet, 419.
Church, 202, 245, 308, 392,
449, 500.
Churchill, 00, 200, 272, 414,
440, 450, 000.
('hittt-nden, 290, 550, 582,
xxii. ,
Chamberlain, 351, 304, 521,
570, 578, 592, 083.
Chalmers, 2^3.
Cham)din, 418.
Cha[)!:iiii. 431.
Clmate, 023.
Clu'valier, 521.
Choever, 451, xxxix.
Clntffee. 487.
Chibson, 70, 525.
Clii.de-,r,-r. 14. !51, 3!7, 527,
( 'liesinut wdihI. 51.
i 'hi-eseniin, 3^7.
Chem-y, xxxix.
Chetwood, 43(), 010.
734
INDEX OF ril'JiXAMES.
503, GT8.
.31.
4'J9, 407
, 29,
103,
!4'J.
Cillev, 50:',.
Cillani, 73.
Clurkson, 3'34, 131.
ClaKton, 200.
C'k'iiutns, 097.
Clements, xKviii.
(.'luiuiiiau, xxvlji.
C'levcs, xxxix.
ClovclaiKl, 2r,, 1^3
f'loverly, 13*3, 052.
CiannruKie, Gil.
Clav, Gil.
ClilTord, GS7, xix.
Clalilin, inc, 2i()..'
Clapp, £29, 310,
417. 440, 451.
Clinton. 18, 19, 20. 3U
145, 230, 2:)2,209, 275,28?
320, 3G7. 395, 5U9, 5G9, 702
Clarke, xxxix.
Clark, 1 to 15, IS to 24
34, G2, 03, 04, 07, 73
77, 90, 91, 93, 99, 102,
117, 119. 132, 134, 139,
153, 15S, 159, 1G7. 170. 172,
173, 170, 190, 192, 193,194,
19S, 199, 210, 215, 21S, 22G,
241, 242, 244, 254, 209,274,
270, 289, 325, 32G, 32H, 333,
354, 359 to 304, 3G9, 370,
420, 433, 439, 441,449,451,
45S, 459. 4G1, 404, 405,407.
4S7. 506 to 513, 525. 539,
540, 545, 540, 549, 561, 5f)5
to 579, 591, 595, 597, 01 b
to 020. G23. 024, 63S, 001 lo
G70, GSl, 0S9, 092. 093. 701,
702, 707, xxvii, xxxv, xliv.
Cook, 2, 6, 9, 20, 34, 71, 77,
83, lOi), 107, 10s, 133, 143,
184, 185, 187, 188.193, 194,
214, 219, 223, 227. 239. 204.
205, 275, 278,306,328, 331,
337, 388. 445,454,459, 402,
493, 498, 507, 513, 414,528,
to 530, 544 to 540, 554, 500,
o'U. 53G, 541, 543, 507 to
599, G08, 022, 023, 057, 002
to 004, 608, GTO, 071, 038,
640, 045 to 048, O'?!, 092,
xliii, xlviii.
Cole, 9, 70, 83, 97, 100, 123,
2G2, 200, 317, 318,477, 499,
533, 538, 547, 549, 509, 593.
645, 051, xlx.
Cole.s, 24. 347, 373. 517.
Cowles. 9. 10, 13, 15, 99
129, 143, 108, 2^'l, 5it7
G29, 050.
{•<,nvei.--.r, 10,
Colehill, xxii.
Coueh, 11, 514. 099.
Cooper, 21, 22, 2i;, 2 7, 2
0), 04, 103, IGii, 10'.*,
193, 210.218, 219,232. 274.
276' 279. 2Si). 294. 309, 310,
315^ 341. 550. 011,021. 019,
053, 050, (ioS, Oil, 091, 097,
700, 701, 703.
Colhuiiofe, 708.
Collins 30, 73, 84, s^, 89, 103,
104, 107, 135, 144, 105, 180,
201 209, 219, 223,, 254, 279,
307^ 414,428,432, 440, 454,
495, 593, 598, 005, 033, 040,
070. 080, 091. 697, 703.
Coe. 0, 38. 39, lOG, 183, 180,
202, 281, 299, 321,549, 020,
075, 0,'-9,
Coiiirshall, 312. 355.
Cos-swell, 78, 140, 340, 341,
355, 357, 358,373, 517, 518,
GlS, G24, 027, xxxvii, xxxv,
xxxvi, xxxviii.
Cobuvn, 53, 422.
Cope, 41.
Colt. 39, 181, 182
500, 040.
Coleman, 41, 51,
I 450, 520, 0:;5.
jCodvington, 098.
[Cornish, 440, 448, 523.
iCowell. 50, 102, 470.
CorOct, 007, 001.
Cornwall, 01, 120, 193
208, 052, Olil, 700.
Corjuvell, 59, 452, 591, 090.
ICorniu;:', 89. xlvi.
IConfiicius, 012.
C(jnstantine the Cireat, 014.
Cone, 80, 110, 451.
Conj'thope, xxiv.
Colbreth, 72.
Cortelvoii, 72.
Cubb,"lll, 310, 097.
Cowan, 118, 179.
Colev; 20G.
(^..Itou, 7. 84, 88, 91, 92, 96
105, 133, 154, 105,208, 438
CoiYcv. 179, 297, 503
351, 424,
121, 444,
>G5
jCochran, 153, 502, 503, 528
I xxxviii.
jCowlev, 201.
Coplev, 201.
I CI lis", 203, 521.
IConkliii, 129. 2 15, 209, 487.
'Conant, 04, 237, 001, 700.
jCorbin, 12, 22.U, 214.
;Coo!ev, 71. 224, 351. G72.
l.-,(l
Col well, 255.
123,
Cijvle, 257, 536.
022,
Cousin, 254.
Couhill. 2S3, 287,
288
C.ry, 2'.*4.
( 'ompton, 2 73,.
Connlly, ;!0IJ.
. 50,
Condit, 314.
170,
Cox, 240, 3,10, 571
Covel, 322.
Colg-ate, 356.
Cornel], 350, ;;4l.
Convors, 10, 101, 410.
Cornelius, 420.
Cony, 03, 404.
CoMiier, xlvi, xlvii.
Connor, 407.
Corwiii, 5;>9,
Com-^talk. 202, 310, 492, 548,
031.
Conifer, 247. 075.
Colver, 93, 414, 471.
iCoii, 87, 484.091.
ICossitt, 97. 357.
j(\)ttim-, 101.
jCothren, 109.
iCottinj^, xxxiii.
iCowdin, xlviii.
|Constuble, 130. 078.
iCV-nstance, 223.
Cosgrove, 03.
Co!eridt:e, xi.
Copeland, 083.
Cowper, 279.
Coates, 297.
Combs. 330. 3i0.
Coombs, 700.
(^oghlan, 388.
Colby, 502, 587.
Cotton, xxii.
,Cimnel], Gs2.
Condict, 320.
'Conway, 388.
Coolidu'-e. 410.
Coldeti. 402.
Covil. 495.
(^oleridge, 477.
Courtney, 502.
Cottrell,' 510, 594.
Coverdale, 008, 009.
Cockburn. 010.
Colter. 024.
Colston, 040.
C'ozzens. G70.
Crissv. 5. 9. 40, 221,222.
Crosbv. 11, 94, 98, 170, 171,
232; 203, 288, 54s.
Crafts, 17, 25, 34, 35, 704.
Cieamer, 113.
Crook, 138.
Crowell, 26, 153, 150, 320,
4S7.
Croswell, 154, 287, 558, 070,
672, 081.
Crofton, 158.
Crofut, 170, 321, 503.
Crearv, 229.
Crane", 192, 312, 449, 512,
02S, 675, (;;;>., 09;),
Craudall, 240. 248, 219, 332,
517,582.
Cramplon, 120. 403.
Cro:^s, 188, 370, 450.
IXDEX OV SUKNAMES.
rss
327,
xlvi.
330.
JGO, G-2G, GStl
G03, 009.
Cioiinvfll, 94, 004 to GOO
070, OSO, G04, i;xviii.
Cratrg, 08S.
Cr.jwnhrart, 59-.'.
Crof, 5S2.
Crow ford, 500.
Cranston, xix.
Crawforrl, 403, o(;5, 566
Cramp, 2G0.
CritU'iiden, 2G(;
05-?, 004.
('roiupton, 205.
Crotcau, 334.
Cnielu'i'on, 330.
Crci^liton, 35S.
Criigor, 306.
Crail, 430.
Crocker, 450,
Cropst-y, 472.
Crowtlier, 525
Crauiucr, 547,
Craw, 507.
Crowe, 70S.
Culv.T, 2. 4, 19, 20, 23, 68,
143, 177, 206, ;;U8. 432, 440,
453, 541, 543, ^^;6,5n0. 670.
Curti.s, 2, 4, 6 10, 11, 14, 10,
27. 30, 33, 03, G'i, (iO. I'JS,
114 1- lis, 121, r:,. 140.
147, 151. 155, ](U. 178, E.H),
185. 187. 177, 22'.i, yl6, 218,
220, 250, 263, 273, 329, 335.
347, 421.453.473,478. 492,
496, 50«, 52 J. 530. .539, 540,
007, 575, 5H9. 584. r)S(}, 598,
640, 645, mi, 686, 674, 681
700, 709.
Cusliiimn, 31, 3S4, 524, 099
xliii.
Cutler, 66, l-)2, 150, 153, 157
195, 249.331, G:^r>, 653, 067,
671, 083.'
Cutter, 583, 596, G38.
Currier, 223.
Curtice, 211.
Cutt, xxxv.
Cutts. 242.
Culpepper, 215.
Cuslung, 93, 121, 094, xxix.
CurranT 288.
Cunuiugliuui, 287, Gil, xlvii
Cuylrr, 334.
Curll, 555.
Ciiiniriings, 526, 089, x.xxviii
xlix.
Currice, vxxi.
Dailev, 174.
Dalrvinplc, 515, 010.
Daggett, 01 t., CT, MG, 150
151,207, 2(i'.i, 2^1. 290. 409
470,471, 4,<0, 4>1, 511,553
558, 025, 048, 056, ti72.
Daun, 53, bO, 81.
■Darcv, 81. 312, 6G0.
Darrmv, 09, 481, 490, G2G,
037.
iDarlinir, 104, 109, 159. 507.
i 090, 308, 409, 411, 415.
iDanie, xxxi, xliv".
i Damon, 307.
Daniels, 28, 123. 158, 260,
I 576, xsil, xlvi.
'Daniel. 630.
Da.niuils, 562.
Daughertv, 3S2.
Davids, (bixwell), 130, 279.
Davis, 57, 5S, 90, 145, 190,
201, 220, 233 to 235, 257.
282, 310, 316,333,334,337.
342, 436, 483, 4s9, 3S7, 390.
' 544, 55S. 509. 570, 584, 587,
i 594. 628, 045, 097, 082,
I xxviii, XXX, xxxii, xl, xli,
I xlii, xliii.
jDavton, 13, 20,29, 30. 37,77,
117. 163, 106, 193, 194, 199
I to 202, 210 i()214, 210, 2i4,
: 229. 231, 200. 276. 397. 520,
' 549. 552. 575, 599. 052, 658,
: 007, 069, 701. 702.
Dawkins, 3S.
; Dawson, 46 to 5:-, 14'). 172,
: 174. 266,270. 281, 283,295.
i 440, 635, xxiii.
;Daven])ori. 1, 52, 77, 138,
j 147, 269, 339, 340, 318, 354,
I 356, 442. 357, 590, 005, 028,
I 041, 696,
iDavies, 19 <. 200.-
Davidson. 59, 70, 270, 531,
018, 643, 691. G92.
Dav. 85. 87. 103, 120, 151.
247. 38, 235, 545, 555, G23,
091, 095.
Dana, 107, 281,305,453,581.
Darrel], 228.
Dalliber. 431.
Dacres, GOl.
Dalhousie, 010, Oil.
Dan forth. 449.
^Darley, 474.
iDallyson, x, xxiv.
I Dane, 4S5, xxxvi.
.iDanford, 481,
d)albv. .552.
iDart," 255. 307.
. Dater, xlvii.
.Dean, 78, 3,12, 520, 550, 594,
! 689.
iDeeatur, 170.
iDeeker. 174, 587.
'Deforest, 81, 118, 217, 272,
,' 411, 515. G:iO, G^;.
, Drniing, 83. si), |i!, !12, <m,
, 121, VSO. 131, IS), 209, 3 18,
442,
524. xliii.
iDenhi'.m, xxi. xxii.
Derbvsliirc, 28.
DennLson, 1S4, 185, 285,
703.
Denisnn, 35, 55, 50, 123.
150. 299, 416, 447. 412.
620, 0:-.3, 037, G44, 056,
XXXV.
Denny, 109, 358.
Demond, 113, 114.
Devoe. 122.
DeWolte, 33,232, 465.
Devo, 52. 113.
Deiand. 144.
Deliber, 183.
DcWick,-213.
Dennis, 215. 520, xl.
Denniston, 244.
Dewey, 14, 264, 410, 527,
690.
Delle, 227.
Deiuorest, 274.
DeCamp, 311, 321. 322.
Devotion. 371.
DeWitt, 407, 413.
Dpvereau, 422, 425, 430.
Dewell, 400.
Drnslow, 513, 517.
I)<dille. 600.
i MM rick. 520.
Deli raff, 502.
Denton, xxiii.
Dering, xxiv.
Dedwoode, 610.
Dempster, 547.
Dewing. 537.
DeMink, r,];].
Deckerty, 566, 56'=:.
Dexter, 575, GOf'i, xxxvii
Denio, 576.
I^.-w, 575.
r'earl.'orn, 581.
DePevster. 263.
Desconib, 292.
Deyer, 331.
Denman, 31C, 551.
Delanv, 371, xix.
Dcnoii, 398.
DePage, 406.
Desbrow, 423.
Dellart, 43G, 046.
Dtdlaes, 471.
Ocdevan, 483.
Debnar, 527.
DcKav, 589.
DeVine, 025.
Di'lumct-y, 619,
Pclanii, (mS, xwix.
r-e.Mj.rliii. 6:)2.
iD.-Montfoit. 613,
iD.damerr, JilO.
jl)r(;olvr, 597.
jDi'iby; 01 7.
j')enning. xxxv.
IDepny. ;J0.
293,
147,
527.
681,
-'"."'f^^
t3G
IXDEX OF SU]:XAMKS.
Dickennan, 5, 20, 21, 81, ?v2,
31, oG, 37, GS, 71. 187, i;^:»,
140, 141, 14-3, 14:]. 1(14 to
17J, 2:J3, 234, 2r)9, 2GG, 26S,
271, 272, 27."), 2S3, 329, 830,
4fi0, 5GG, 021 to fi23. G20,
050, G.>>. GR4. 701, 7i)2.
Pixwell, TiGo, GO.""), 600.
Dickinson, G4, 17.1, 2-18, 2-)l,
317,385,441,470, 004,021.
G'J'J.
Ding well, 174. I
Dlmock, 210. 221.
Dixon, 27, 211, 350, 073. |
Dinto.i. 102.
4>iken\an, 215.
Divine, 2('-0.
Divoll, xli.
Dibljcll, xlviii.
Dibble, 203. 32S, 33S.
Disbrow, 450, 400, 4G8.
Dix, 6S0,
DiokersoTi. G30.
Dilh>n, xix.
l)4sraoli, 0.^7.
I)icks(,'n, 335.
Dictrick, 300, 370.
Diuunick, 443.
Dlllt-r, 514.
Dick. Oil. ■ " ■
Dixie, Oil.
Dirks(,n, 7l2.
Dioduti, {)o4, GOO, 675.
Dowjing-, xxxix.
DonaMson, 320. 073, xxix.
Dolplv, 471.
Down. 2.
Downs, 70, 110, 148,152, 178
235, 250, 575, 578, G84, 700.
Downer, 55, !'?■'.■.
DoXhtr.acr, 202. 430.
Dorman, 37, 110, 120, 137.
222, 300, 308,447, 5iO, 572,
621, 020, 055, 058 to 000,
608, 621, 5 s; 4.
Dou-lass, 8, 20, 47, 204, 308.
5(17, 542.
Dowd, 5, 105, 221, 073.
Dongan, 135.
Doud, 58.
Douuiiertv, SO.
Dod^re, f)(i. 102, 245, 10, 321,
330. 437, 488, 037, 054,
xlvi.
Dow, 01, 443.
Dorr, 04, 040. 005.
Dodd, 172, 173, 84, 147, 140,
280, 451. 513, 550. (WO, 03,7,
078, (;i)3.
Don-i.'-t'-r, O'.i, .>)().
Dovcnins, 170.
Doroilix, 211.
D.dauil", 212.
Done, 010.
'Doubledav, 423.
Dorsay, 5"L2, 513.
I)o^^■ning•, 529, 085
Doane, 294, 409.
Doton, 592.
Doxe, 019.
Dnolittle, 10, 31, 50, 57
I 01, 71. 72, 135, 142,
i IGO, 173, 193 to 195,
I 210, 210 to 219. 220,
j 230, 231,240,253.257,
205, 274, 270, 325, 320,
337, 301, 303,453,454,
465, 400. 470, 488,501,
521, 520, 580, 531,541,
550, 551, 580, 597, 598,
029 052.052,054, 072,
678. 700.
Dryden, 315.
Drake, 34, 184, 198, 289.
303, 102, 445, 581, 077,
to xxviii.
Draiier, 520.
Dreiser, 51, 424, xli.
Drinker, 257.
Drew, 591, 208, x\xi.
Drinkliouse. xxxiv.
Drflkelev, 574.
Diinlian'i, 4, 6, 9, 10, 11,
123, 204. 809, 359, 308,
Dunn, 7, 140, 515.
Dnft-. 333.
Duuraven, Oil.
JDutrou, 15, 37, 39. 120,
301. 303, 40-^, 541. 540,
.022, 015, 047, 071.
Ounlap, 81,492,498,500,
Dunnivan. 81.
Durkwortli. 61.
Dul^ovcc, 01.
Duckels, 230.
Durand, 68, 103, 147,
280, 550, 558, 570, 032.
Dunning-, 112, 153, 185,
711.
Dundi, 99.
Dutcker, 214.
Du]uiv, 114.
Dunbar, 100, 172, 034.
Duncan, 151, 213, 492,
577, 014.
Durvea, 221, 549. .\xvii.
Dud'lev, 14. 231, l!)S, ■:73,
459 ,"522, 525.. 520, 5.S7,
032, xli, xlvi.
Dm bam, 255.
Puninier. :;08, G20.
Duval, 315.
Hula, 502.
Dui-ont, 2i)5.
Dulin, 510.
Dan>on, 520.
Dunci.inb*', xxiii.
000, 007.
. •»8,
148,
200
229,
20 i,
330.
402,
500.
544.
024,
677.
318,
xix
Dwiglif, 104. 109,
130, 183, 153, 190
237, 239, 194, 20-.'
348,353,851, 309
408, 417,418,419
430,410,411,412
552. 551, 556, 600
094, 095, 680.
Dvkeniau, S3, 502
Dyer, 61, 353, 498
114.
, 210,
207,
, 3,'^3
', 421,'
415,
, 020,
513.
149,
225.
347.
407,
124,
517,
049.
14
440,
207
015
501
49:
2 74,
599,
Eaton, 20, 22, 2G, 100, 173
247, 293, 354, 472, 494, 540.
502, 565, .570, 000, 034, 001
Kn,ston, 20, 131, 100 315.073.
Eastm;ui, 04, 200, 219, 283,
253, 288, 835, 280,421, 097'
705, xlii.
Eades. 121.
Earlo, 187, 322, 470, 097 024
658.
Eadwind. 407.
Eagles, 075.
Earulicrdt, ,502.
Eager, 53 J.
East, 029.
Ebernetlia, 051.
Edwards, 1. cl. ,8,T, 8?, 97,
105, 151, in,'-', 172, 1!,'7, 207,
212, 320, 321, 317 to 350,
374, 385, 4()2 to 416, 4.5S,
463, 484, 540, .515, 5i0. 00!!.
007, 628, 029, 039, 0(;5, 070.
0(8, 085, 080. ()',^K tiOii, ]U).
Edo-erton. 70, 94, 3,50, 419,
501.
Edg-cfortk. 7s.
P]dgerly, xx\-iii.
Edtlv, 89.
Edson, 119, 120. 373, 083.
Eden, s06.
Edniondston, 417, 418, 426.
Edward Con fe.s.sor, 688.
erton, xxiv.
Egl)ert, 500.
Eggleston, 184, 185, 074,710,
Elton, 175, 502, 570, 089.
Elliot, 25, 42. 47, 48. 100,
111, 150, 157,203, 206. 238,
292, 332, 359,513, 623,027,
636, 602, 666, 607, 095.
Eells, 50, 79, 2.55, 042, 091,
092.
Elv, 50, 87. 95, 104. 100. 111.
207. 220, 22S, 351, 432,433,
447.
Eld ridge. 78, 599.
Ellis. 232, 202, 203. .301. xli.
Ellswortb, 105, 107 109, 131,
101. 319. 358, 378,374,430.
48i), 515. 690.
Eldr.d, ]13, 230.
Ekl, 200.
kin, 359, 301, 300.
1 N 1 ) i: N OF s r I : n a m k.s .
Kilersoii, 4r)8.
F I kins, xxx.
FhiuT. 227.
Flu-el 1, 2;37.
J';iiuiiii;-tT. 472.
i:iiv.i-d, r);)G.
FLsio, o94.
i:inoiv, 120.
Fiiiinoiis, 4-1, 90, 212. 455,
52 F
Fiiipi'V, 5o6.
Fdimcit, 429.
F.i:i('r.'<on, 477, 078, xlvili.
Fiii-4i>\ (;.
JMi-li-h, 72, 74,10;;, F5((. 170,
177, liiO, Vxi to i:t'.), 2i!--.
4^1, 5;}."^, (>:]^\ r.is. xlvi.
Fii<iir!i, 74. n:J. !i2, VL 05,
204, 451, 4SJ, 077, 0;n,00o.
Fiiu, 1S4, 0(0, 07S.
Fnu.,. t;i2.
Fniii<'L:'ulito\vli, 73.
J-]r.^I;iiie, 50.
Fiwiii. 74, 5SF
Fric 014.
F-:teIle. 2on.
Fstry, l(i5, 201.
Fii^-Tis, 0, 134, 157, xlv.,
I'A-aii.s. N. 24, 52, 251), ;125,
:-!;JF 3o0, 70^, 710, xxx, xlv.
Fv.'irst. 15-;. 170.
Fvevi-U. oio, :!11, ySl. 5lo,
527,
Fvcnt. m. 125.200,
Fvarts, 201, 015, G^o. OO'J.
J'"vtr;ii-ri. xxiii.
l-;\viiiy, 315, Oii2.
Fa-^r-'-tt, 710.
F^f.iiii, 240,
l-'ar\vcll, l."5 7.
Fan-is, Si:i.
Failcv, Jr^f). xs;xv, xvxvi.
Farra'iHl, 72, 310, 313.
FaiirUilO, 82. 100, 300. :',! ?
31S, 517, 5|iG, 081. 0'.i2.
Fa\-oii, N4, 83,01, 03. 00, h)<).
120,
Fanihani, 101, 221, 374. 033,
I'aruaiii, 4^0. 431.
Farmuii. 425.
I'^iiitoii. 3:12.
]''airlKink.-', 220.
Fairlirld. 235, ,jl0.
Faiiroll. 25S.
Farnr. 0:5, .}20, -150,
Farn-n. 1!)7, 2-5, 050.
Farr.'ll, 241.
Fui-n.swuvtli, 47.
I-'auiiiii2', 212.
I'arr, IS;).
I'-aici^, 578.
i'aijr'uiui'. 575.
Far-o, 133.
48
Falfs, 44S.
Fajiinan, 472.
Farriiii;;ton. 3:>) , 443.
FalcoinT, 4 71 , 472,
FaulOs, 501. j
Fauo, 010, Oil.
Fairfax, 610.
Faulkner, 091.
; I"ay. xliii. I
1 1-5'ru-usoii, 7, 414.
Feiin, 20, 33. (j4, G8, 72, 175,
101. 2Ol,2()5.407,514, 510.
5G2, 5Go, 509, 029, 052,
xlix.
IVin.eli, 39, G19.
l"'Tr>-. i:;!.
Ferris, 244, 203. 337. 339,
315. 340. 350. 413, 017, 003.
Felton, 20s, \1.
Fearing', 287.
|Ferrv, 100, 350,
Fellows, 357, 508.
Fe.s.-,en(len, 350, xli.
iFeiiron. 222. 528, 530, 561,
l^canie. G84. ' '■
jFi_-irar.s. xii.
|]-"ei-i'an(l, 331.
:F,-etrr, 5 is. j
l-'evorsliani 'HO. i
l-"etherbv, xxli.
'Ve^^\c. X.
jl5;l<;li. xxxix.
'Feki-;1)V, xi.
']Miii-li,' 0, 20. 07, 15;l. 178.
: 313, 450,514, 575, ii40, 017.
iFitch, 13. 40. 55. 70. 81, 84,
i 117, 105.203. 205. 214.21S,
I 2:M. 272,273, 3:!2. 3:^4, 340.
i 341, 351,355, 357, 35s, :jli5.
I 3(;8. 432, 430, 4 13. 543. 555.
; 582, 592, 000, G71.
Fitz-vraM, -18.
Field, Gr,7.
I'^ieldv. 34, l-!0, 155, 157, 174,
324, 337, -Mn.
Fi>li, 2:!0, 335, 425, 521, 530,
000.
Fisher, 1:50. 151, 108, 353.
; :357, 407, 572.
'Fisk. 127. ;3!i7, 413. 482. 400.
! 450, 535. 530, 505, 031.
'Fiuiiev. 5('.0.
Findlev, 314.
Fill.-v," 25:i.
Finley, 02, 50O, OOQ, 070.
Fius,*35().
Flai-ir, 01, 1:12, 143, 2o4, 201,
' 444.451.
iFlatt, 30!).
FFm-hf. IGS.
iFlotclier. 103. 273. 520, (;54,
I tis8, 01)3, xxxviii, xxxix.
Flinl, 48, 201, ;!50,
370,
407.
422, GOO.
Fiovd, 212, 007.
Flynu, 417.
[•diiin, 5:58.
Flora, 534.
Plower, (i08.
[■'"'lowers. 5>^5.
Foole. 5. 2S, 40, 01
, GO,
•S:].
110, 17S. 2il'.l, 201,
204,
20.-).
2:)1 232, 253 272
0(l->
•.)0-
rw.^J,
•>■- 1 ,
329i :;3o!41o!412!
457,
4(iO,
4r,u, 485, 4S8, 491,
49s,
501.
535, 537, 540, 542,
544,
030,
010, 003, OOs, fi73
Os(i.
Furd. 31, 40. 75. s;;
137,
150
104, 170, 777. 18!
10?,'
1 7:1
187, 213, 205, 31
S 1(1
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329. 330, 40S, 54:1,
545,
517
olS, 570, 571. 50:!
5',)!',
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032, 035, 052, 05
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G5S
0G7, O02, 704. XX,
xxii
Forbes, 3G. 147, 15(i,
ISO,
183
223. 202,2sG, 291,
202,
20s
290.51-1, 523.54:1,
• > ('-l.
5;iO
G28. 037, 0.94.70:)
;o5.
707
Foster, 04, 104, 2o3.
2i)7
■)■,■>
259. 200, 2G3. 293,
3:^2.
357
420. 432,' 495. 03o'
077,
OSS
09':^. xlvi.
For.sytli. 03, 2.54. OGI.
i-'ondav. 43 i.
Ful.es." Gs;j.
Forrester, 510.
!*5)n-est, 30>5, 5sl.
l'5inda, 5t)2.
l'5dsoiri, 5S2.
Fox, 23, 42, 50, 74,
184,
525
Fowler. 47. 71. 111.
117.
118
1:3;!. 1S4. 1S5. ISC,,
100.
197.
218, 2:30. 2-1. 2'.iO\
: > ',- s .
320
535. 542. 024. r,!;;
700
Forteseiie. xix. xxii
Forre, 20s,
l-5.rstall. 371.
l'^)ss, XX xi.
Folev, Gil.
Follett, 0!)3.
Frank, xxiii.
Frary, GOO.
1" rem out, 245.
Frisliie, 7, 0, 10. ir
, 17
18
25, 27, 50, GS,
171,
1 S3
1S4, 1S5, 215, 255,
257,
200
273, 3:!2. 441. 442
500,
541
543, 510, 031. G74. xlv
rederielcs, 11, I!):!. 210,
21S, 225. 253, 205, 50s,
000. 700.
^rost, 22, 24 to 2!i, :10, 4'
121, 147, 17:1 2:10, 251.
254. v:i;n. -j'.H. •-",'.■,, :i25,
4si, 5111, 5!i:;. (_;;;2. G:13,
074, 007, 700. .
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252.
oil,'
73 S
IXDEX OK SL'liXAilES.
Ki-iinks, 5<). j(Tfrraid, 44.
FraiK'is, SS, Mi, Hit, r-V). i:!l, (iav, mi
KtJ, 1:M, -^I'J, -j:.-,, ^>\r,, !■".:]. Ci.-or-e, lOT, 111, rm.
-rfi. 4();-!. ."):;|, ;")!:!. ;<;rssin'i\ 2;;(i.
Fr-'Hcli, »;:',, '.17, IJC, 14-->. •?:!(), ! Jci-ni'in, ."jfl.
t."14, ."i.'lo, .")is, .'i;;!. .-)rn. ;");,-). liciirv, -I'.i I.
l''iink. IS!). •,'().!. •'■)•;, :;:!•,'..").■,:!. ( ;ri]riii--, I'.IO. (ill.
Fianklin, 1 :.'■>, l'Ji», -.^^S, 4i.)o, ( k'bhail . Til.
Vy2. Oiir. ()'.)!, .wvili. i(ie.lr.f\-. 711, 1 H;, (174
Fnizer, IDi , ■.';j7, 4 U). :(iftty,"4.').
Frye, S"), xw. !(j;'i-i", IS:;, 217, ■^\)2. ."j:j
Freeljijni, :!."i(j. 'CJeniioiul, 1S4,
Fi-et'iiKui. 1)1, 1(17, lis, 2;)(j, (iflsroii. llili -!12
810, 471. .■',.■11;. ,(u-l>,', 4114.
Fra/.ipv, 49-1, 707.
Frotliiiu'liain, 472.
Frieze, 2!:i3.
Frelinglmyscn, ;J11. | .jl."), 51;! _ (! [^ (;i)2
FulleiC ol, .">N, ()S, ij;i, 121,'(;iin,.^ 14'
1:^4. 17:^, 21G, 2:5:^, 2:;:!, M?(t. (iidd
(ila,sr,„-k,t)2.
Cuxxlvicii. (i. lO;; tM 111 117
121, 122. 12G, l;]l, 14(; l»:s'
].S4, 240, 2:).-,, ■;:;(_;, ;j,-,F4!7
4."31, 4n;), 4<)i,.5:(). .-,s,-, o-^.(i
G2S. H71, (i?:;, GNf;, 70;;
n<.n,lr!,i^-i-. 7011.
<;<".,li'iin:iMli, 700
(.■o'4i, i:.vi.'
(ioo.lyca;-. 20, 22, 2.-), :n , !)7
GlS. ]1,S. i4(). 17;i ]v.; ];„; .j[,,
22;;, ;>;"), ;-;:;(), 4^.-,, on.", i;.",ii
074. 0N4.
(Toihaiii. :-?2, l.~,0, I.'::; 1.14
'iillrttr. 2. :^2, 30, 94, 1^1,1 l.j7, 2J0, 2^7 ^Os o:>0 :i>"
]N2, is!(, 21s, 220, 222. 224,1 024, o:is, (;.-,i, ^,72', 07;;,
20, 242, 2:;i, 2S4, 4SS, 4NU,:(r„n;!ii^,-, xvii.
'0)0(1 win, 12, HI, 52. S J, s!
NO. O.J. iJS, 100, 122, 'i:jl.
T..4. !-■., 210, 2;;:^, 2:i;!,M,0,'(iid(iiiiy.s, 41, 42. 12:!, 221, i;-;2. 21:1, 23N. 37!), 43.--) 4;-]7
41G. 44s, 4'J], 400, •■)2^:, 074,, 329, xxvi x\xiv, x!v. { 444, 44."»,' 4.""v2 .-'U' ."')■■'•:'' 09o'
<;2:j, 63:, 0:J2, 00 7. |(.'iir()i(i, r,i, r,i. 472, 402,1 004,073,0^0". ' "'
FnUin.y-tiiji, 4. | 4!»i), x
Fullag-er, .jO. |(iillsiin, .")!/.
Fultf>!i, l."i4. '(iihOoii.-^, ;s, 230.
l^iilvcr, 407. ■ ;<Ti01)oa, 014. xxiv,
Fiilfdi-O. 545. Kiihbards 7i»0
Fu-ill, 142. i(iill<,l., 5!;4.
i'yirr, 38, 1^1-. |Ciiik.',(i:i, 420.
!(ii'cli.4, 002.
tiaylord, 17, 20, 27, 02, OS/(iinM.rt, 50, so. S2, 101, 15:!, '( Oji-Oon 114 145 109 31
130, 22;-l, 227, 370, 455, 4^s,| 100. 100. 1 74, isi, is2, lo;; I 4iO uUi
491, 4'i3, 4:j-l, 43>i,4:J9, 444,1 220, 222, 2-i 1, 205, 2^:0 20si(;,,.-> i:^ —,■ jj-.i
501, 500. 581. 598, 509, 003. 270, 275, 29-1. 295, 3i:n. :i2o' 'lOu'tnu 2;s
077, 078, 090. 094, 70S. :t2s, 3;!0. 3:;2. 303, 305 :iu>si,fT 200
O'ood.srll, 3fj. 40, 5:1, 154.250.
251, 28 4, 043,014. 050,090
70(.).
<ioi;r!fy, 195. 207. 174.
(iOuld/s5, 310, 311. 337, 350.
854, 575. 048. Osi).
(iuodiiiu!!. •<}, 80. s>, 89. 9^
to 99, ISO. 228 017.
(iartield, 0.
Gardner, 41, 42, 77, 245, 310,
xlviii.
(.'aiiU'r, 82, l:i5.
n;,!l;i*i:\. 7'' 1- ', 50'~-.
<ia!e, 101, 111, 12!, 150, 420,
0'.i2.
(iardin^'r, 199, 034.
(iarth, 200.
Uallaudet, 13:!, 373, 005.
*;a-^!o!i, 152, 300, 501, 040. i(_;il-.()n. 2.!.!, :!lu. 593.
4 12, 4 1--, 150, 400, 402, 405,:Goo(lale, 19S, :];^,i . :i)~^
471, 181. 509, 515, 522, 505,;Ci(.odiio\v, 119.
570, 0.20,021. (i20, 049, 051, Godfrey. 202. 4 71. 010.
053. 058, (•<;2. 004, 074, 09-l,;(J()tfe. 440, (;()4, 005 Oi-(i (i07
090,099, 70), 7(.u, 7iM, xxii,,Godd-u-d. s:;, 5.;o. 023, '031.
xxiii, 092, xxxvi.
(Jilyard, 103. Go(xlell, 450.
(jibl)s, 107, 102, 109, 201, (Jore, 443.
•■)!'3, OSS. Kioethe, 477.
(iiluiaii, ISO. 1S7, 4\(]^ _j5(-) ;<;,, forth, 503.
(fall. ill. 220. 003.
(iau'r, 229.
<;arrrir, 287. 708.
'jialOraitli, 14 7, 48^
(Jallii|., ;';o2, 3n5.
(iaribaldi, 413.
(.;ir!'.!l, 299.
( ial•-^^lll, 418.
( iarri.-^oii, 597.
( i,iiiies, 010. xi viii.
(iai)])iiii!-, 0!):;,
(iayiiorT ll'9.
( iaiuatTi-, -•'''•
<iaulf,^2S3, 291.
Gridley, 3, 4, 5, 7. s, M, 1:;
00, 00, SO. S7, 1)2, iKl. lis.
138, 140, 1 i:;. isi. i-^i, 55:;,
575, 057, 071.
Granniss, 19. 2s, 31, :i5, :!0.
01), 01, ID!, 172. isj, 2iO,
2S1, 298, 4-^0,033, 0{:i,044,
7o:i.
(ii'ei:--:oi:. 140.
l<Ti!lt--|iii-, :-;i5.
Gilrluist. 510.
{.riliiiore, 272.
'iill.s, 277, 320.
Gill, 2S2. 097.
GiUi.s, 3.8-k
iGilroy, 523.
jGiniine, 5u:!.
JGiover, 0. 21. 141, :;41 , 3 Is. ( Ji-uidiii, 94.
I 42;', i.;2S. 029, 019, (,(i8, (Jre£.'-or\. ;.i/. s-j, joi;
|<iIea.^on, 39. 119, 5:il, 594, lii-oi-.slMcl,-. -id,
•">95. Oiraftoii, r,:»,^. O''!:). wiii \xl
JG]a.<sell. 322. (JnM-id.^id. 59 1. 51'-5.
!(;iortrr. 501. CiMN-iMMirli, 5:1).
(iate.^, 209, 278, 298,299, 524,;(ila,-s, 49l). (ir-.'orv 709
529, 501, 057, xli. 'cilrsNlmniiiu-. 285. '(irosvel.i.r, :.50.
G'armoii, 494. JGladdiiii;-. 87. (I'rinike, ;173, lilS.
Garr.md, xxiii. |(i!asi.y, 709. (Jruss, 451.
IX J) EX Oi' SlKN a:,![:;s
?39
(ircuville, xix, xxii. [ 440. 497. -l!!!), ,',00. (Uli. (m7,' Ihilvcr.Koji ].-j7
(Ivniif^ov, ('.:;, !)s. •2e4, !3'.)7.l Ciil , (i7s. Tni;. ;! I:itrli, <)7, KiO :]:]\ :,:y.] rj7ii
:2;»U, 470, li:;;, (N-.'. |liauiiU(iii, i;, .-)'■!. 11 1, i2-2-?, '27:i,4h.sk-cll 11-,' ios xl
(iray, 411, :,:;, ls<), J'lo^ oo; | ;■ (o_ o;-;^ :.,,| ,,, ;;,,,;^ 40';. I Imvihs,' 57 11)3 ^^O ' GOfi
•j:.-^, Oiii;, ;;i!i.4;-;:-, I IS, n:i0.j nio. (ui, cis, im). 'liaiu.s, o;, ;ii>, :U9 ';5;jO
o:,;7, 571), ."jDO, (ii;:!, (ii;(,, G7J. Ila!.', li. ss, II'.), O+n, :',ni), !I;,vii,.. :.',si. ' '
>;'!, xlii. oO:j, :!:-];!, ;::!*:, f;-;s, loo. ii;iV--iui\v. .^.o-j.
Gri^--s, (i(3. -j."^:?, -2^0. { xxwi. Ifullidav. 01 4 04!'
(Jrillin. sj, 1",4. :J1I, 40;).:)0!;.4hnil;;!,.l, U. ilariuM,;, :j-,?!.
xxxviii, xlii. |!i;ili, 1.'). 00, OS, :!:!, 4^"!. 71 , 70,- !lai-icv. ":!o
li;v.'ii. 7.J. ;:>. 1)0. nj. ;!is,j SU. ll.;. lOl. 107. n;:; !•<:;, lla!i!:.'-:J;l. ,^m) :,s-^
;>s;). 441. 4-"">l. 4''>4, 470, 4^s,: lit!, OlO, 017. O.'O. 0.41. 0:!7, lla'>^-,„„i, -.':;(; 210
4sO, :;44. 047. 0i;4, CMS, (JiJOj 0-Jo. 0/34, O-lli. 0^0.0^0, ;;07. I!anut4]i 01.044' 44S :,",i
''•'•'. ^Ivii. I 40:), >;41, o;o. :>-4. 411, 410.' Os;j. xK\i\.
Unviisli;. --0. i 4i."..4l4.i:)4.4.1 !, 40 'to4.':.-,. Ilal].Hlc. -Ji.;, ■>r,2. 4-2r,, 4ir
<-;riinps. ].s:j. XXX viti. j 407, 4 71 , 4S4. r)0'), 7)0!;. r,i;4., ' 11a v(4 v, •J(i4,'
(in-eiiliiii, (;74. I ."jIO to .")}."",. .-,,-,0 tu 57)0, r,.V).4!;vfI;iicV. L'.sr,.
(TrOiUlud, nS7. j 7).")7. 577, .■)^n. ,-,:)-,. CDs, c.oo !i.,v,.n, 'osi; -ytio ;;o.,. (-^j;
(iriswold. lo. !)0, <!l, 104, int.! 001, O05, 04s. (ill, (;4.""> to llavi;<'r O.s:' 'JiM;
loo, lUi, 140. 1^0. li'o, lo;,.! t;5;, (i04, 0(;7. OOs, O77,(;0i),,HaiH^nrk. 010, ;;,s7, 4;;7.
04!;, 07O, ys-j. 440, 444. 44'.],' 70S. xxxvi, xlii to xllv. 'llaist-v, |-Jo old 4;;.; xxvii
4."-)l. ."iis. .-,00. OOs, f;(;o. 044. II;i(l!(_-,-. 97. iiial-t^4. :nO
''41. xlvii. xiviii. :nail.'.".-.44. Illavo'-,-," ;-;4.-,,' 41 1, G7;]
(ij-unt, SS. is;;, 005, 004, 400.ii!ani<. 41. 74. SS, 100. 14!), ihutO'v, M'jo'
44(5, 417. 4n0. 547. 5s4,Olo.| 1 vo. o.... o;o ::,;..^ 44-^ 4ss, ■ !lau-,;a'i rv, 441
'577. 07>^. ' 5S0. 004. (;s4. x!v. xhi ilaijvr, -io;.
(ijav.<, 0:;7, of;o, 5<i0, oOs, H-ml-y, ;-;j . OH. mo. 1 10, 1 J 7. irai--i'(av<-s. i:!l.
•''-^'-'- "i"^4"». j IJs.'lOO. 10 4. OO!. 141, -J-^O, iiaw.^s 470 500 5ot G77
Gr,vii-,w-„>a, OSS, :;oi, :,71. 054, OOO. 4 il . 410. 457. 5i4.:lla:t-r. 574 '
(iivrnlcaF. 051!, O.ll. j 551 , 500, O:)!;, 074. !;;s. OSI , ; !Iai'vt41.>. Ols.
<;iar,(lhiiiar(i. 107. j Os,'.;, (ii)5. xxi. ' 'li.-irc. <>j7.
<M-a!iain, 007, 40S. 400. lilaMiiuilJ. 77. |Hav\sai4. 451,018.
(in.Oitli, 70, 4S!;, 545. 547,iHa/..-u, 40. (;;. Sj^), 50s. Illay\v(i,.(l', OOl' i}S-S.
504.
< ''rfcntirlii. 574.
(ii'rt'iiu ay. 0 lo.
<iit't4fy, 000.
<-.'rarf."(JlO.
(iracio. XXX ir.
(wu'iO. xxxiii.
(iiicnssry, 101. 000, 005.
(j'umievaij. 410.
fUtiTlMll, 001.
iMillev, 54l».
<iu!is, o:;i.
(Mirliri.-. 00,1, 570. 5>0.
fiirliti-. 44s.
(iuv, 471.
(iuild. 510.
(.iuillcnl. Oil.
lituiii. O',)0. 004.
(iwiilTl. 7<.)S.
100, 54ij. 50:i, 5s4, 014
llartlf-y. 100.
li.ii.i.M.ii. 5, 75. TOO, 147. I(;0.ll[aia|ulru 0,05.
I'lO, l!il. 0;.;0. 417,407. 40S,lHarrimaii. (;O0.
411. 410.440. 4!;0. 5(11, 5o4.!l!al|,ii., 470.
547, 557, OO.s, (;;;{, (j;^.', i; 15.illaii(ls-. 004.
OlO. 054. (iOl. 074. xxvil. jlanl,".-. 444.
iiarr. 5 tn ]{), ]:\ I'i. ! 0 . :i7, ' i la v, ks. :!7 0 (;54.
40. 41. 40. O.s, ss. Hit t(,4[a\-s, 4I)>!
i07, 140. 140, 17,0, Olo, 001, jlluit., 110.
000. 200, 070. 0^;!. :;u;..4oo,|iiai-ht, i5o, lOo 077
440, 400, 404, 4;ss, 404, 441,|lJnr|->T, ■^;4s, 4'j4 x
Uatiiawav. 5s. :]:]•]. (;:;(). Illanks. 515.
Hamlin, i;0, 104, 104.440,, 5oy, 41al0-!r, 400,
(iOl. (;ii4. JHaiuilk 4.47.
Hardin 170. maslot, 470.
IJardiu.o-, 45, 00. 700. iHaskiiis. 470, 510, 51G, 5.4s.
Ha,i;-aH;a,n, 50, llfa wilit >nic. 401 .
Hacar, 55, 5;) Ihiivcv, ,^0, OOo, xhi.
Ha.-tiiii;,-^, 5',, 0:50. 4ii4 |Haviiia]<( )•. '.)i<.
Haiiinrd, 70, SI, loO, 1S5, 4 10, ' Ha vruicycf, 75.
Hai'd. 1 14, • hi'airiri'lun, .4:]0 547
Ha'.id, 11-J. ]S1. jK.nr, 407.
Havd.-ii. 00. 110, 51S, 50(J,'H;;r!rv, :00.
'-■'''. jH'i.dv. 4S5, 507.
Hay, 141, 1 15, 40S. ' Hauk>-^. 7. 04. 100.
Hai-pin. 70, llaiiow. 514.
llawkiii-^, 115. 145. 450. 500, Ha'iiin-'ud. 070, 40s, 440, 5.50.
504. :j04. 5 70. 570. 057, I xxiv.
H.-iv.'s 1 14, 150. 104. nil, 14 1,;]lati444l 521
000. 004. 004, Osl. OS,;, OOO.Iilaiu-MMi. 077. 541. xlii.
4iO, 411,400, 547 T(, 555, JHariiid, xxvii.
iiai',<.,ii, xwiii, xxi\, XXXI.
ilack.'tr, xxx,
i la \.. Icy, XX ^ iii,
Hak(,\v;4l, xxxiii.
Ila-/.,4li;„-. xl,
Ha.ld,„-k. xiviii.
iliMf!,, 77, !0I, 5.;s. xiviii.
|Hra,l. xxiv.
lN-a4:irv. 5s.
411. I Hr;i\ ;.,■-. 170.
Hlr.llrv, 050.
740
IxSDEX OF SURXAMES.
TTT'l^r ni 71 7-'| G5i,fi:.4^c<;;?,G<;n,.;T2,G:4,: (s:.?, n.s, cu. 074, nS4.7()^.
Ueutnii. 2.', •>!, ''-i- ''• .:-l -,,o -no 7t)r., xls'ii.
593,0u;,«-0,'-:.<-^.'^<^-'.li^i^«;'V ' ^ ' lil l^S 17s, 107.-lo.287,
C74;70i', 701, x\i. ,,.,■' ....o ■■>'7i) :-;-r, ;;:r., :54:i o41, 87S,
IlensluiAV, 4-20, :>■:
Hendricks, i:!. .0;i4, 4tHi.
Henneiuati, '>'2').
nriirv, ir.S, 4(j:l o'^^iJ, o>«4,
687, 690.
Il.niclinuiu. (iU>.
Headers* )n, eiH.^DO. n')-2._ ^
Hemhigwii.v, '2-'<. Vj\
IHckox, 44, 4o, SS, nS, 201, 44., 4.. , 4i>>, -0..
ow -,'Hi ,TJ,") ."iC,;; ,")(',4 .1,4, Hue, 4il.
E^g'S! 6'n.xWii;. Il.,lKU-i,-:,6,91,4-4,40s4.iS.
Higby, 40,' 4 15, 408,500,602. ^^6^2. ^^ _^^^
HinlSo, 72. M:^ 145, 15S, ii:inrs2: ' l^^,' ^^:^. 280. ;!8T
ic-> 1*0 1"1 '^n 412 484. t(j.))2.
]:iid&,m.m,k. H.41ev, 115, 116, 627,705,
los;i72,-17>i 176. 1->. ,.,;., |H,K.r.n.otlunu, bO, .-b. -t'^- , ^j,^^,^, .,,, ,„^^ -..,
•'n.22;i,2til to ^•'^:;':'.l;'l ■'^\V*;'';..^ ^„o ^o;. lon/HoTHsl.,-, 6... 228, 244, 2S7.
2c2, 2Si;,86t^5Mri..,,,:^o;:.,;ninsuale,^1.8._k--, ^^'^ -■- .,,^4.,,;^ -^4.
^ 628, 63o,6l8.<ni,65.;,6Vi!..j l^i.o:x 0... _ M -. ^^ J ^ ., ^.,_ .,.^^
«^'>^. '*•- .. , j"^:;;:"^.'^W : :;>k 5;h, 574: 200, 4M, 1^:5, 65-,., i^:.r,. 6-i.
Helfoiistein, o-)\. \ -'i- 'j:',y ' Ho^kii-.s, :'.0, 40, ,s8, 01), 02.
Hepburn, 16-., 101, 'mI. (•.'.. , ..-.^ - ■ ■ . ,, ^^^^ ^..^ 1.,;,, 1 75, ISl , 212, -^ '--
ll-"d:^.----;;!i^"ir*'-^
588, 578. 6:.
llenium. 5i)5, ''>72.
Herbert, 2^'2.
Her^i'V, 77.
Helmsin-, 280.
Heruiunce. 4l7.
H(■^YitT. 242.824. 867.
Herri ii!;io;i. 5(;7.
Hctlhia-ton, 1 40.
Hertell, 05.
llerrintr. 02.
Heerun, 410.
Hever, 488.
Hew.'t, 611.
Hi'ion, 610..
!h\vb,--, 52S.
llnLdlovt, 610. -
Hev.schel, 610.
Hill, 2, 0 to 12. 10,22,25. 28
lliUver, 414.
liill-or. Axxiii.
Ilirkllng. wxvii.
Hintun, xlvii.
l!:t:--i]i!in 45'.k
Hilmer. 54S.
iHiiiginair, 588.
Houe, 1. 12. 2-
•)60 2(n. 8 10 to ;;58, 8S0.
8S|;; 456, 4n4, 527, 5!t8, 026.
657, i').i4. (i(!5, 6S0. 600, 602.
llnd'-e 878. CIS, -iOC.
-IloiU'Ts. 01. ^y, Ml, IN, 22>^,
247, 510.
House, 5S, 608.
HoUis. 45.
:i[ovt, 70 to ^2, 112,168, 102.
140,147,; 22S, 'jr^i', 880 to 81(;. -127,
\^' lO-^-ioVlOS 208. 204,: 42-. 4:^0, 577, 50O, 682.
o-r' iog' 04V 31' -'"^^ 4-'0. Howbnul. 107, 284. 2S^. 48...
^?H;;:Si:'tl '5.;8 5SO.:Ho!ton.270, 111.
500 6-"> (H)5, 62'i, r,8s, 080, Hoiurston, •4>, .
a\h' G5'^' 050, 670, 7*M, 688.iHouglilon, 4^b.
-06 xh- JHoUlen. 4..0.
u r '-.7 1'^^ 1^- 405.!Hnirord. 618. 616.
Losmei._^.|-, .-.;-■ ,,, Hn.ford, 10;., 645, 646.
"'qi^17i^P io 2bl 270,il-44.n. 118.
827 m:^U^^7. 680. 610 :no,br,..,k, 286^810
32, 84, 85. 58, 60, 00. -^ ' '^"f J^'^f , 00 s4 >^8 80 01. Il■'^^-elI. 157. 172, 176, 2S ,,
141 22li, 241, 244. 265, oS,J,!Hooker 14 — ,|^4^ -m '.^j: : 0^.7 -^^c; 000, 445, 456, .>.8,
508: 617; 628: xix, x4iv ^i-^^^'^n xA, io} 56l: '
Hills. 127, 181. 184. 22., o4o, ^; , 40 , ^^- Jj^; ^,,^ ,,,^ „„,„,, ^2. 881.
^^^''^^- in. ic,n 188 o' ~' " ^ 657, 686, 606,lHowitt. 126.
Hillliouso, 100, 100. 138, 0-/; 01., J', llloUibird, 181.
xxxiv. |,T^^"-'^o I Holt, 26. 27, 2R, 84. 46. 4.
Hilliurd, 155. lu"": '^O 41(1 i ^0. >^*K 05. 140. 170, 10..
Hibburd. 15S. 227. 5.0. | ouston .0 416 | .14 ,,, -, o-,;. o;n , -.8, 2;| ,
Hi:,lev, 18!,1S8. . . j"':^;^^'^^'^;,^ V 7-1 ^>2 108 1 -b6. 2^S. 820. 845. 51.s, 0" 2.
Hi,:kman, 02, 602. | -I'n^lOl liioiOT. 17l' 704, xl,
mtche..c4.. 7, li, l^;-.^- •:'! ■"•i"^;^ '-*„!; ,,:,, 210," liovvd, 47, 40, I04,
to 80, 51,74. 1^.. M^ 48. J;.-. '.!,:J^;a/:V4 ..7:, ..;;; i|,,„,d,„ou, 105, 10.>, 4lb,
144, 147, 140, 168. 10>. 1*2, ~o ,0., ^.-.. - ■ - • ; ,^,
17S, 218, 228,281.. 2,2,2s.. >^- ~^J;,- :,:' V,, ^.j 4,;:;Ho6>uan. 2o2, 676. ^
osi; -I'lt -^02 80S. 810. 41J,1 .>Ju t.> .v,o,^-. . '.^ ^ _^^^ ,^^^ ll.,i,r,.-v '-'7 150. lOS. 210.
450; 408! 406, 467. 4^2, 4sb,i ls2, 4s>, :^;;;;- ^ '^^ ;^1 - ;,.-. ^...^_ o;,,, o.,;, -,;,, :,:,2. 555,
480. 507,_580_to :^V; .vR ^ K -'^ ■;;-.. ■,,,,; ,,- _ -3;, ,;:„, 051. O-H , 000, .0.,.
540,o50,...>2.:.0^..;0.. ; .. -.■ : ..j.. ,.j-,_ ,.-„ to llowaril-.. 281.
628, 625, 626, 68:!, ''l;j, Ob'. [ .•", 0.-. ^
'
Hood, •2:\A. -Ifl], :)[)■}, 503.
Hopper, i.;?.
Hodboii. Qi-2.
Hodiison. ,ji;i.
H.jldiid-i., ,-);Jl.
Ho<ru-. ")4(J.
Ho\v^;ird, 8S, '.)1. 1:;:;. :):',:,.
;j.jj, .V2}, (;()."), OS J, xxh .
XX xi.
Hobcv, r,o^.
]r(Vi,i.'ini,-, 3iy.
Hoa^laml, 321.
HoJT, :!-Jl.
Holli'liluirk, :J03.
Hod^-kins.:;iM.
Holcoinb, -il-i. 4.")'.i, 4i';i.
Hoi')pin, '2{>4:, '-i'-j'-]. OiJj, 4oO,
Hotl-^tador. So^?. 4II4.
Ifolland, 244. :]Gn.
Horsiiietoii, ^bj.
}iol^-at'(', TOit.
Holyolcf, xxxii.
Hop.son, r;!i, 2ii().
Hornr.!-. 472.
Hoiiemau. i'njO.
Homati, niO.
Hornf, l')]\).
H..),.,-, OlO, iJU.
Ho:>i(i-,!ci,.4i!l.
HopL', ii!(i. iri'.;.
H(w.,~iiii, Go 7, G(>j'.
HokcK-_v, xiv.
Huiiiist"i)ii, 1, 24. 2(1. ;]1, :-;2,
o7. li'i. !;•-{ tM 7.!. 1 f4. It;")!
171. r;(i, 177, 4 Ss, 1S.<), iD-j.
2.V2. 2.Vi. 231), MJ.-), 4.>], 4(r).
•")4(i. .j!iii, (i-i.'j, »;:;!;, c.n. (;i^.
G4i). G-Vs, (;74, (;:)7. 70:;.
HuilriKii. 3. ;j-i, 17, (i-i, i.'r-
ISO. 202, 20'i, 24;;, :i4!), 30:ii
4iG. -li.'), (',o;j, Tu.y
Uutsdii, 40.
]lLil)bai(l, 4, G. 14, ;,1, :54, 30
92, 100. 1G4. 1^0, 197. 149,'
IGO, 190, 2G0. 2(;i . 2U4-. ;]:;G
. 330, 331, 424. 12-^. 433' -!-:;>!
4G2. 4>^3, 490, 471, 32':^, 3ol.
.■JGi, 399, Gio. ciu. G22. (;;:2.
533, G30, (131. (;3 !. (i33, G74, ,
G^:3, Gs^,(;vOj;:,ii 7,).. y^iml
Uii-'MM, 41.
limit, N, S3, 03. 133, 133,!
Mi;. 1G3. 233, 330, 3S4. 414.
4i'J, 433, 43 1, -!33 471. 4-^1,:
33(1, 313, 3M, G'.;3. Hn!. 704.1
X \ \ i i i . ,
HumplnfV. 13, 77. 143, 1G2 '
ISO, 2sf, 44f;. 4i,s, ,-,(;o, -,;://
3s:f, Cs!) »;:.!. vjvii.
SlnU. is, 23. -Ji). 32. 33. ;U.
G+. 71, 7s. l:;3. 143, 13;;"
IG:*. 204, 220. •.'23. ■J71, 272,
2,4, 2S0, 307, 329, 332^ 333!:
IXDEX 01' srUNAT'lKS.
o3(;, 347, 831. 417, 422.433.
434, 43S, 4G4 tn -UV . -IS2.
4s;!, .301, .307, 314. 3-Js, ,-,;;(),
3:N, 33'.», 333. 337. 3G7, GOV
GI7, G23, {;:]■', r.;i3, G:;G, C>'fl.
0(3, G3S, (iG>, ni;'.). G7 7, GS4.
iliiill.urt. 27, Si, ss, Ofi, ]:]],
iss. 313, 33s, 3S1. f!37.
Huirhcy. 30. 33, 1 3G. IGS, J'.iO,
2(13, 297 to 299, 42s, 523,
G24. G37, G44.
[lusted. 21, SI. 340, 3S2.
llmiacrfoi'd, G4, 113, 492,
321, (-,44.
[li.iiiilditeyvillo, r)2. 231.
Htu-d. 43^ Gs, S9. I'VJ. 433,
314. 317, 320, 373 to 373,
3^t, 022, G40.
Hunti-r, lis, 311 391.
!lii!iiiiiii-tou, 20, 80, 92, 107.
110. r33. 200. 2i>7, 349,334,
33l>. 431. 432, 439. 4 11. 444,
471, 472. 47s, 31-.\ 3G0. (;[>'.
G77. G7S, 0',)7. 703, vjvii.
llud.dlfstou, 133.
lluljO.'U, 134, is;;, 4^9, 327,
311, 372, 3SG, GOG, G70.
lluliimrt, xxxiii.
tliunriu-, ](i3, lOG, '^iKS, 242,
2>-^i. 300, ,VJ7, G3:j.
Iludfr, IGG.
Uiitv'liii'.s. "JOT. 20s, 330, 331,
(ilG.
hlTrliiiirrs, 1l)7. ISO.
IIiiFiT'v, 313.
Iliiinus, 820.
Hiintiua-, Gi)0.
Ilahui.ski, 319.
iliithwitt, 3G3, 573.
IIiil.^i'. xix, xxi.
lluiidu-r^rm, Gil.
Iliiutlev. 2(iO, 294.
iralftt,"324.
if ago, 378.
niU'jliin.sou, 548.
nusc, G31.
Hussoy, xxiii, xxxi.
llviison, 314.
llyd.'. 33, 237, 3G8. 439, 444,
323.
llsO.y. 314.
[iHlu'lll, 4sS.
lii;i-n--.'i!, 07. ].;g 137 19f;
2.'4. 27-. -y.:]. :;s4. 4G0. 430,
f>21, (;G3.
Iii-'liain, 138, 232, 233, 2G3.
70:).
h-i-h. 199.
!•■>:!' •;!'•. 287.
M,am, 14;;. 422, 480.
IsLell, 2II-J, 242. (i92.
iv.'s, 0. I). 11, 23. :jii, ;!!(. ;m.
31. 33, ::;7, 41, 01, G3, 07,
74 J
G9. 71, 9s, 101, 1(1 i, 170,
1 :•".', 194, 'Jis, 021, :Ji1. -SW.
244. 232, 23;l. 203, 203.203.
208. 27 7. ;;0 7, ;;o,s. :;-j3, :r20,
327. 32S, 43J,433.43o!40-J,'
4(i:;, 4^:2, -iss, 1^!), 311 [,
300, 320, 311. 342,31)2. 31»s,
399, 022 t(, 021. (i28. or; p.
j G43. G3;t. 031, 1)3^, 003. 092,
I f>i)7. 701, 702, 700. xxiii
il^\illL^ 103.
jTivland. 'J3, 312.
|lli.i;ra1ia!li, 199, 0:JG.
|h\\ ill, 00!!.
l-.aac, 092.
Jarvis, 23S, ;t27, 329, 023.
-]a,c()Os, 24, 20, 29, 30, 30, 04
183. 193. 211, 220, 2.'s,2si,
2S3. 2^3, ;;;;o.4i4. 340, 043,
I 0-:;. O.*;. roO, vxix.
'4a"n!j.is 49.
i.;;.cl;-..!. y-. 103 j07. 133,
{ 19;l, 272. ;j20, 33s, 3(!^, 309,
I 370. 4(i0, 418,423, 431i, 34?,
I 3 18^, c.O I, N v\i.
j.Iai'.K'.-, s;,-,. 140, 227.
paniiaii, 130.
Ma.NM-kr^. 101.
.laiR-well. .Ju.
Ja-<r(.T, 237, 340.
.'a.' ■11:1a, isx.
Jay,* 144. 3sS. 431, 6i)S, xlv.
iam.-x.-i. -170, 493.
JaidLi.. . 010.
Jewell. 34, 133, 190, 217,323.
Jenkins, 43, 44, 4G. nO, 03,
199. 411, 049, .700, 7lo.
xxxi.
.leroiur, GJ. 133, 183.
J;.'lTiov, 70, ;;42, 343, Go3,
JeiT.'i-yoii. 103. 193, 197, 393,
398, 413, GGl.
JeMuini;-s, 88, 120. 518, 519.
Oil. G33, 710, xxii, sliv.
Jenni-ss. 93.
Jetd;-, 0, -37, 310.
Jerrald, 437.
Jewrtt, 430, 4S0, 3S1, xivi.
Jones, 4, 7. S, 21, 20, 27.
3s. 78. s-?, S4, S7. 9S, loo,
112, !2I, 132. 131, 13^. lOi,
los, i:g, iir, is 4. ^•3. 219,
221. 222, 2-3. 2.)''. 2.':). 204.
207, 2; 1. 27;;. 274, 27;. 279,
2^3! 20!, ;;js. ;::57. 3:-S. ;!3o'
:;41, 3 17, 42 i, 420,427, 43J.
4;;;;, 4;;s, 43-?. Mi;;, '/.v. 4:2.
49S. 30.;. 310,313. 3-.M, ,-,!4,
313, 370, 37s. 003, 01,;;. Oi 7.
021 :o G2:v o;;7, o.'.o. 03;;.
033, (JO>U, (i7i'. 091 . (iOJ, 094,
093, 702! sxvl xlii.
.ienlai), GO, 199.. 3iO.
742.
Jorclvii. 22:]. r,.-)H.
Jolinstoii, 1)7, 1'.)'). I'T.")
Jolui "f (tiuiiu, :•;.
Joim-r, n(')2.
Joy, GOD.
Joycv, xlvli.
Josr, xxKv.
Joluis.ni, 10, S-''. :M-.
4s, "lO, 51
INDEX OF SUi;-VAMi:.S.
I Kent, :ni, 4'39, 6'2;5.
jKry, cut.
iKwic;;, t;7-l.
Kiiapp. 50, 7!), U",', '-i'll, -iTl,
:!:!7,;?;i9, 810, ;!-!!, :;!•"), -Ill),
.")(iS.
Knt'oUiud, ■2S'^.
K.iu'vals, 05-i.
Kowlilliiiist, xxi.
Kouplio, 15('..
jKr:niRT, l:j(3.
jKcrluN n:-]S.
KrniiL'v. --241, ."jo^.
'KrtclKini, ;<:M, :'!^4. 41G.
^O.'Kfi'hchvrathiT, OTl.
., ,, .... ..-). 71. :■"">. ^7, K.-ani<-y, (317. ^
01,0.'. HO. II;;. 11."). 117. l\>yfs, •?.■:;!, 407, 417, 4-2-!, 4o2.^lvuli, 4.
1'^') lo7 I'lS l.'.;i 141, MO. Kcn>'tt, 471 to •l~-'l. ' ^.
144 1()-^' ICl' lii7' 171'. 17?,'K.4!v. IHii. 4si;, 407, .V31, OiiO. jLa^scU, S.j, Mj.
17<)' I8s' lO;]' -'11 •■'IJ -.^.5 Krllrv, :Uu. 47r,, (378, (;-;0,!l-iii(!h(14. .iM.
oiq 003 o:„t'o:;i':J57':i,;i' xix; j^^'"'. l'^- H'-^- !»-• ^'"i.
o,;-,' -''ii; -^7'^ vil -i^M in K-l!.'\v, i:]4. 40:;, ICi;. ..o'J, >;1.
^>5r "7"3 -'7 7 •'^:3 ;;n) :;os K. .mi), '240. Larluii. MO.
•JU"" yi--"' 81.-;';ir.i -yy^ -iJvK iKnOv, OOO. L-n-kms, (li. -2.) >.
Vw' •(^■■n M;5:!' ;157' :i;t2'4n iKlnt^, -30, lis, UiS. 054. OOS,^ Lanktnn, :i, 10, KIO, .jOS
410; 4h" 405." 40:3. 40^.400,1 290. ;JOO, :]1 1 . ^M. :;:r). 8)0.|La,r ..OL
45P 452 4!m;. 5••^4^iH.5:M.! 301. y;W. :3'»2. 3;il.. 407,; gander i:)3.
5M0; 541. 5<;:. 5-7, 507. ii22,j 44n, 45!), 451.454. 455, 45;i,;Lanis. h21
024, 0;;4, 5M5. t;:!s, (Uii. 040.' 510,(;20, 027. OOO. (;05. xxvu ,l.aii--wonliy, ^ol.
<)47, OlS. (;55, Olio. !)ijl , ('ii")*i.'iviiiii.s'iinvy. 05, 0<
;)5 'Latsfh. :VM.
(i07: 07yM>7 4,' 0^4: 0>7: 704!! l'»l, 215, 210. 0i5. 574. 502. jLamO.l.,.. OOO ^
xxvi, xxxi, iKhtlan.l. 15S, 210. 22.]. 412.lLam. 1 .., U 212 2U .4s,
T .,,^ -,'] 4!)-' 02:; 511 to 515. i -310. .!i.l . 4!'i>. li->^, <>i 4.
'toW^"''45 Kir]dan«l'll5 2!;4. 071, 405. il^aNviv,,,:., 11. M5. :^;'0, 210,
Tui,l 15 57 07 70 U] 1 19 iviMilK-Hv, 01. MO. l.,0. 1.2.i 2 .... 2'. ... 4-, ), M 1. 44i ,-.M.
120, lO:. i20.l:!2. iO^. 2<v;. 10^ 1S5. 270, 2,.., 2 ,0, ;;<0, ■>21. ^;^ '•'';"•_'" -:.:v'^' ''•'' ■
201. 202. 222. 22:;. :107, 827,' <iOO. 040, 704.
y32,440.404. 4^^. 5:;0. 547, iKiO-ton, 154. lOiS.
5f;^', 501,022. f.i I. lUi. fr>5. |Ki!iL'iua!i. <>0.
057! 004, 0115, 070, 0^0, OsO.!ivin.-n, 41 1. ^
70.1, ■Kinfiicr, 41. 710.
xw". x\'\'iv, xxx\ni.
l.a.sl.'v. 10.
Lacy." 12,1. :;]7.
[.ant't-ar, 50. ISO.
Lamiinit.
J,i!u.on 12 S8, 102. lo:l. 112 'Kit<'h.^ll, 215. 000. 010. OlO.O-aOO. 102, 440, 5S7.
li8,il4. IM.U^.liiO !04. 014.0;5.0js.;i!l».5y2,007.; .alnrg..l04
007 %0 •"'75 :3<i; 5011. 5ii0 lupi.. Oil. 017. xxxiv. :Laui:>, t.l, ,0.. , M.^ .40, ,..J>
5s5' 024' 057.' 05S (.;:;. r;.;;.. Kirk;>atnrk, 240. 00.. 020. xi xlvm.
■ •■ ■ .-. . .... Lagiaiii,-.'. 2. .4.
_ . .._... Laiuloir O:'.. 222.
'ivirkliani. I'so, 510. |Lafayi'lti', 4O0. 070.
■Kiii.trslcv. 242, 004, xix. xxiii.iLas Croix, 40:i.
i ^^xiv." iLarai-.', 472.
Ilvissaiii, 000. 571. |Lam;iii. l^s.
;Kirk\v>.t]uT. 000. |Laiiivy, ..01.
4-7iltun. 057, 510. iLaiinr,., OSl.
!y\'illM,rn.-. N!). 100, 434, IGO.il-awt^on, 0^2.
' 500 017, 5;;s. lLiinoTidii:e, 090.
(wo, 075.070, 0^0, h\x2, 7('4- O'lir.OK.'u. o:>.
Juinel,402.
Kay, G. 10.011.
Kaiipf, 150.
Kar^it, OliO.
Kas,s(in, 507.
Kauil, 481.
Kane, xlv
K
dloK^, 00. 75. 77. 7^, Kl. KiuiOall, 227, 0.,-^, 429. o, ., ; La um.u, ( ,M.
07 "io 120. ];;;;. 10.. 107. 5^1. xxxix. J.a h .-i., 0. ..... ,>\b
171 -MO M;» 440 4-) 4^1 Ki. It. 075. i 4^- f>' 4o..,^l...>, ■. 11.
,5-0;' vVt" (I'M '.5.5s f,-n ' ■ Kiiinov, .52, 042, 007, .505. \ 027. 051, 0, ., 0,^.
iL:y"~'-->:l J^ 71 -MO 254 KilOuurii, 70s. , Laiul.iTtt.n, OoO.
00! ».
000,
Kfls.-y
505^ 0511, 700.
K.-wi.^l!, 41.
KerOr. 51. 75.
552, 5s5.
51- K'ilO<Hi!-!i, 70-
Ki-s 07 7.
K'ittP'O.ui', xxxix.
120. KiitriOi:-f, 440. 5-
Ki!i!iiii-i-!v. :;0.s.
so. 40
Keiincdv. 54, 01, 145. Ill . Kiri>;<-0. 402.
418, x!ii;. KiiOuvu. O'.L.
KciuM-i. 02.' 1^1. <.x, 205 0:;0, :'
K-atipton. 77. xx'.x. ^
K„I|.:,. i;j:y :Ku:-lit. S. 4s;,, .,2 . . U.l, .n::.
Kriidali. 14.5. :;-3i, xxxix. , .04.
Krcp, lOs, 41 s.
LaiuOiTton, 000.
iLaiulfiiOd. 07.
|LaiiiOf..-iii, 010. OilO. 517.
iLaiulrrall, 0.-4, 2'.J5.
il>au-dnu, 4, 5. 0, 10, 04.100,
I 102. 411. 400, (;o:), xlv.
'Laiiii;-. 417.
; L.'.v.inu. 5'.-<, .711). 511.
' La\. 4 72. 4'.tO. 4;.l.
^ l..;^.■rallp. 45-.
,:;l;f. 521, 5s2.
IX]) EX OF 8U ItKAMKS.
7-13
114.
1- .
■:i?.
HDl.
•j i ■ I .
(;.",(;,
4 11,
■jlili,
;ia,
isr,
11.-),
•.'I "7
l^iinsiiiii;, ooi', 5(10, 575.
I,:ai!iicr, 5(il , i>'<',.
J.:ah..iii, 5N4.
l.anohliM, 249.
J.Rvake, 25;J.
]jaii,i;'li'y, xl.
Ijiiw.s, xl.
]-.-wi,^, ;■!, 4, (), 10 to 1 !,
7-j. s5, !(»■:. io:;, 11;;,
117, lis, 1:21, 1-;), i-i:\,
15:j, ](n;, 1 ?(). 17S, i.s'.f,
Ses, 24fi,-J?-7, -Jlifi, :](is,
4-il. 4^1, 5;-;i, 5!;s, 572,
f>21, f;;;5, 045, (;47, IJ.M,
fjtii.i, ('„^';j, (iy:5, ti'.i5. 7(17.
], eon a id, 5, IK], "J'-'J.
:iUU, 81'3, /HU, ^;:!a, 42^:,
4 J 2.
].fe, 8, f', 12, 14, 42, 51,
121, 127, I'j.^, :l()2, ^'>\l,
521, CIS, o;52, (157, 70u,
X.
Lvavitt, 12, :]5, 40, 1U5,
:>J(;, <:57.
Lravcn worth. 20. 2ii, (15,
215, 210, 2',i!i, :iO(), 50 7,
575, o.^'I, 5Ui;.
).ev--i-klj;r. 1!'2.
l.cvov, xx^^
LL'liiuguell, 47, 204, 505,
0'>7.
Lf-nion, is;. 25:].
Le-'-att. 204.
Lec'tc, 7(1, 107. I'^O, 2'^'5, {j:',S.
Lester. 4i:;\ 42:], .-,s [,
Levereil. ;150. 417, (IGC
]<et-Tfls, 171.
Learned, 528.
Lcatheis, xxix.
Leal, 450.
Ledyavdi, 027.
Lerch, 505.
Leacdi,20G, 5T2-.
Letford, 516.
Ijfjfevre, 480.
Legate, 224.
Lent, 278.
Learning, iTiG,
Lolivniann, 411.
Le(4erc, 472.
I-eiglitrm, xxviii, xli.
Leo, xiii.
L^'ssig. r,]i
].,iiitvvortli. ;!:]0.
Li)'iiinri)tt. :172.
Lin-, 270, 005.
Lin'd, :J21.
Liverniore, dM.
Lish, 005.
]>ius<<)t, 070.
Li-lulooT, 500.
Lindsav, 100,207.
Linslev, 28, 47, 40. 205,
Lineoln, 127, 225, 284, 450,' 383,206,208,290,000,044,
551, 507, 061, 0',»8. 704.
Living.ston, 088, 005, 417, Lull, 207, 410.
017, xxvii. Luscani, 021.
Liu\v(Mier, 14. J.ucas, ISO, 521.
Littleton, 100. iLyon, 11. 00, 147, 150. 200,
Little, l.js, 420. i "205, 200, 2SS, O'lO, J27, 57ii,
Lindlev, ISl. 2!iS. 020, xlix.
l.!n--,"2. 20, 101, 102, 145, ],vn!an, 4. 0, 7. OO, s.-), SO,
150, 154. 155, 1.'.7, liiO, 17 1, 'H2, 128, LiO, 172, 222,2:lL
\'.n). 105. 2o:l, 207, 2(./S, 2i):i, 201. 022, 0S4, 407.410. 411.
20;i, 45], 4(i(i. .-.01 to 5:iO, 41-^.402,440,448,400,547,
0o5, 010. 074, 084. 5S0, 024, 0:i5, 000,012, 0115,
Linic, 25!). xliv.
Lindsl.M-. IS, 174, 270, 082, Lviicli. 28, 020, 007, 520.
201, 200, :'15. i.Vle. ];ii), 020.
Liuilierk, 70S. Lytle, 200.
Lini:ee, xxwii. Lyeil.i20.
Lowrv. 8. Lvall, 400.
Loom'is. 28, 40, 01, OS, 100,
104, 105, ls2, 224, 22i, 22S. },;au>fielO, 22 m 28, 01.40,50,
200, 200, 25S, 2(52. 200, 002, 00. (i2, 04, 10!), 100, 107,
4:j0, 500, 50(_), 5';i, 024, (>77, 1.50, 171, 172, 1!):!, 1!)5. Ii)7,
678, 70S. IKS, 20:; u, 211. 2!!t 25(>.
Longl'cllov,-, 120, 100. \ 25L 280, 2S4, 292, 2!)8, 008,
Lovelett, 52. ' 820,050. 550, 570, 5S0, 5;il.
Luutr, 50, 200, 014. 0:-;2, 001. 504. (ioO. 000, 005, OOi!, 021 ,
078. 022. (;--J7. 5:14, 001. 0(;7, (iOs.
Lo(4^ WMO'l. 50. 57. 5S. 7!». 82, 0-4, Os5, i;;)7, 702, 700, 700.
112, 2s:, ;'50., 411, 158, 5(io, .Mattliews, i'.K 121, 2:-'.l, 2s7,
570. 572, 024. ; 4(,)0, 407, 4''- 1, 407, 470, 4,sl,
Lovinii;, 05. 225. ' j 500.50^^,510,521,572,008,
Loeke, 77. 240. : 500, oso.
Lonn-Oevv, SO, 1:!S, IJI, 251, Mntlww. 5, xviii
2(;0, 0:;o, Oi:;, !^2. 5!)0. Mnrsh, 7. 50, 74. 100. 105,244,
L(.!d, :i2. 01. 04. NO, 451, OlS, 272. OOO, 4!.!!, 14L 4 lit.
I (;02, 0!»1. 001, 007.
|Lo;ii.s. 120, 170.
'Lov< , I'lli.
'Louil-ard. 240.
iLoekcnuan, 400. 411.
LoDii-street, 406.
I.or.d, 5:;]!).
Lonsjlev. 001.
Loi-fllai-d, 420.
I Loup, 472.
|Lowin,<:\ 500.
I Lore, 51)7.
iLockhart. 010.
iLIovd, 024.
jLoiulell. 00(;.
iLoniTwoith, 0>75, 071).
'L..veiov. 520, 5:;0.
'Lnoke:-. 5:;2.
il.oe-an, 4s:!. 5!i;, OOO.
;Lo',ve, 07.
iL >w, xxw lii, xxxix.
Marv C,i. of Sc<.)i.-^, x
Man'lev, 40.
Mar.<li'aM, 78, ISl. 18:], Isi.
27!). 04;;. :;i;i.:::!S, 4sO, 545.
Ole, O'ii , 5',il, xii, xx'-iJi.
Mai'kenzie, 00.
.Marvine, 5, 82, xlvi,
Matlier, SO, 101, 171, 102.
j 015, 04fi, 074, 420,400. 500,
005. OOii, 585. 004, 605, 707.
iMartvn, 121.
i.Maltoon, 02. CO, 200. 201.
i Mallow. 34. 05, 10s, 155,
I 255,298, 050,057, 000, 540.
' 050. 05 L 057.
JMason. ;)!), 40. S:;, 100, lo7.
i 140, ](;o, 202,0(;7, 05-:, ;;ii!>,
i 420, 400, 4S1. 510. 501, 5;10,
j oso,
;.May, 4!!, S5, 410, 410. 2s8,
1 0'74, xlix.
|Mani''e, 7:1.
il.o/ier. r,".i.
JLotliron, 105. 208, 275. 277, '.Man v, 1,s2.
j 288.' ;Maniii!ig- 5S, S5, 210, W-l
jLuni, IS, 1!i7. 545,
'Lnddinirion. 1, :;4.:;5, :;o. 50, ManviHe. (is. 15!). 5iiO, 50S.
.i 00, 17:;, 174, is;.', -Jll), 2sl,, 5S0. 5^7, 501.
744-
iNDFX OF suknamp:s.
Miitson, 1-38.
Miittison, J-^l, •,^■17. xliii.
Mall.'tt, Sr). (:<:'.-2. i;U3.
Miixwvll, KIT, 4r)i;, oOfi.
Mauii.-i-l, X.
Marvin, 2ij2, .V'.O. 017, CIS.
(>:o.
Marliii, .-,1), 70, >S, 007, 0:-]] .
2.")0, ;;y7, oOS', 402, .-.i:;, :,s'0
583, .VJ7, (!S<>, xxxii, xxxiv.
x\xv.
^rall)(,ii, 280.
:\rav.), 20G, b'lT.
.Maim, oi;;;, 4'ji), -}.-)S, ,3:11. r,si.
084.
Mackintosh, ^<].
Mak-ohii, ;;s;i, 014.
Madibiiii, ;jli;j.
Mukai, 410.
-Maitlaiid. 10."3, 400.
Ma-r.'. 8:;^5.
Marstnii, 41--).
Markliam. 417.
yiiiixiU, 017.
Marklc, TjlO.
Maxliaiii. .";8m,
Maynard. OOi, 4."il. 4'.nt.
Maroiuhrr, 010, .'iMl, ."i.j'.', Ti-a,
004. .
Mag-innis, 007.
Magraugli, xU.k.
Masters, O;;."), -JM'k O^-;-^.
Marks, 00^, OC!), 271, m:5.-),
511, 500.
Malr.n.-. :iOO.
MaliUv 05, 07, 0()5, O'.M. 2i\l
2S)-!f yyii. MJO, ri25, 541
Mathia.';, 550.
Mabi,-. 44 1.
Maiuui, 45'J.
Max field. 4.51).
Marriot, xxxiii.
Marc. 503.
r^iavlicw, 531. 0!8, 005.
Ma; k. !4, i)0, 5lis.
MaJianiias. 501.
:\Iastifk, 5'.tl».
Marlde, 50',), 01^.
.Maroinh, Olit.
^[a^c•]lallr, O'^O.
ilauvfis, 0y5.
Matlork, OD'J.
McAlli.'-.tev, xxxix.
McAlnin, O'jO. 417, 014.
Mc..\<lanis, 51(1.
2\lcArrliiir, 000.
3IcCartliv. 50. 10,0. 54s.
.MoCoiitK-!!, 14. •-^■.0.
MrCoiii, KM, -170.
McCalvcv, 437.
Met l,avc, 401, 4t;0. 040.
MeCa!!, 501.
.Mct'aI.e, 174.
Met 'alia, xxxiv.
.MrCaitv, 5M).
.McChdhin, 43, 040,
504, 000, 705.
MeCl.dland, lOO.
Met'oniiick, 110, 3-
.McCiilluiu, 140.
.McCosh, 380.
Mr(4..skv, 010.
.MrrUire'i 5^3.
.Mctlaiv, 1 ,11.
McC'..iu"b, 400. OSO.
Mefiaekeii, 110, 51
.MeCuIloii! h. 01, x:
.M.4)(.!u.l,i, 133.
MeDnwtll, 03:!, 3o;
Mcl)<)n>;al, 3S0, .30
.McDononyii, 0)01.
.Mc]:i!eu, out.
MrKiitf'e. 471.
.MrlOwen, 0;>^.
.\l(;i:ivaiii(\ 'ii).
.MeKwit,-, 100.
MrFie, 103.
Metiill. 010.
M<;<4ratli, 420.
MeIIai-i;-e, 2S7.
.Mcintosh. 001.
.Mel 111 vie, 200.
-M(dvaV, 045.
MeKee, 335, 332,
507.
McKr.d, 040.
MeKi'eii, 13.
M(4\enzie, 121, 051
074.
Melverfaeliai!, 300,
.M(4\een-v, ;M1.
.MeKecluiie. 100.
.Me Knight, 50.
McKinlev. 129.
Mchane,"03, 108.
.Meljau!;-hlin, 057.
.Me Laud. 258.
.Mrhord, 409.
.MeMami.s. 450.
-MeMullen, .523. 55:
-MeMurnuiuh. xii.
McMiekeni" 440.
MeMaitin, 144.
MeXeil, 200, 509.
MeXiilTv, 457.
i.Mel'hersen, 3'57,
I 010.
LMeHae, 30S.
iM.'South, 33 t.
McA'ieker, xxxiv.
MeViekeis. 700.
.M<'\\'1i,.rter,
Meiv.T n, ::, 1:0
Merriuni, 18,000,
Merrill, .s, 4 7, 5!
Olio, oro, xlii.
iMeail. 21, 51, S2, 100, 277.
48S, 320, 050.
508, 500,LM('iTi]naii, 10, 20. 25. 31, 3s,
72, 130. 153, 211. 205. 035.
053, 0:^1. 001, 00-i, 2:0, 30;,
450, 4ii(;, ."lOfi, .^):;o, 530 tw
534, 530, 550. 020, 004, ti51.
050, 072, 0^0, 701.
Messena-ei'. 31,
Mevers^ 70, 510, 512.
Meloy. 4;, 30, 5o, 031,035.
Mescivaii, 51.
.Mea<4iam.01, 350.
Mri-s, 112, 0:!0. (;07, 088.
MHivIiaiit, 5:2.
Meeker, 31i>.
Merwii,, 107, 140, 144. 10 1.
105, 17t;,300, 32S, 4 24, 4(;5.
022, 04s, (-,03.
.M.rrow, il.""-, 450.
.Merriek, 100, 0-,>;j.
Mersiek, 105. 107, 443, 471,
4SI.
Me^crve, xxvili, x\!x, XXX.
-\i'-ai,arv, 00,0.
.Mew. 0^.1, Oso.
Merritt. 450.
-Merry, 0(»7, 318.
Mev,"322.
Meir, 410.
Mens. 4J3.
.Melnne, 443.
Mrakin. 441.
M.m>.!h41.'. 510.
,;MeT/i';rr. 503.
;.M<4yn, 003, O04.
Mclanev, (»73.
Mcteall, 135, 170, 340, 432,
1 010, 05!l.
iMelleii, 240. 413.
:.M each, 418.
iMeinho, 431.
l-.Miller. T, in, 11. 12. 3n, 50.
I 01, 02, 00. 70, so, 121, 124,
140, 151, 1S7. ISO. 102.220,
! 237, 240. 210, 250,330, 332.
, 334, 331;, 3 10,400, 400,43<S
I 451, 457, 4r,s. 4s7, 517,571,
I 501, Oso, xxxix.
iMills. 11, 38 to 41. 88. 80, 00,
1 108, lOs, 120, 103, 23";. Oils
I 301, 411. 405, 508,."iil0. 005.
304, 470.'.Mill, 130, 01(».
Milton, 170, 0S7.
'MiiniiiM. 315.
(Mihvard, 437.
'Middh4,ni..k, 502, 000.
!Middlet,.n. t>ol, 010,
r.lO. '.Mi!l.d-e, 0:;0.
t, 577. iMiles, 10. IS, 3.1. 107. 157,
02! I 102, 010, 214, 227, 270. 2s0.
121, 481, i 2SI, -04, 2;is, :]ij7, 414. 113,
j 401, 531, 550, 504, 505, 500
1
301. 450.
250
INDEX 01" SUKXAMES.
745
oSO. -^OO, G2]. (;?i.n-,:ii,r.:Jl,Moi(lecai, 42C<. jMiingcr, SG, .01)4.
Mix, k If^,' ;;0, ;i-l, :'.■">, *;<•, (_;4, MoultMH, C.O, 1':-2, lO^, '^--.M.'.Miuins", oun.
G!) 70 S;',. SI, 1();m.) lo:;. H •.'■.', OS:.'. i.Mull, SS.
]:j(; ]:i:, 14^, 14;t, inn, 1.^:1. M,,r.'li.niM', T'J, 11'.', l.")!, '^4 k .Miilh(>ll:ni<l, 8S. '
].j4, IT).-)] ].")C;.' l-")!.' li'.l. l(i:i. .MoiriM.ii. 110, llil, 4S-J, 4>-':^,,Miillfr. 47-J.
KU' K'lo' Ki'.i, 1^1, !'•!'•. I'.M, ti!tU. 'Mr.ljck. f..')*;.
IM?'. •.'•.':,' ^■■')4. -JM), •jsl.-.iDI. MoslKT, 144. |Myc'rs,-.M:).-i4r.,:;il,ol4, ;-!2-,'.
yn:>, ;!ii7, 4:!s, 4.""!2. 4^-.', 4^-;. .Mu.,liicr, 1 i.."). i ;;;',». tO'J. .■)44, oS:].
4!ti>' .")(!.").' ri:-!l, ';')■■) 'i, 4 (Jl. .'iTo. .Mor^'-;in. 1."):;, 2:45. 2;!(), '.^oS.Mvii-att, .")45.
fiisj CjO T... 'i;04, (;■?:;. H-JH, :?4?. O?!', ■:;)!, :;i):J,4!1, 40(;,
{i:U 04."") o;l() (M.-). (i."')4, C.."")";. 4:41, 44*i, 4 7 l', 404. r,:):], 5')«, Xap.jl.-ou, -.VPA, C,:]-}.
0.-)S', (;r,;;'r,(;7.i:';!<. liTl, OT-J. 074, Tv)!>. jXash, -21, 7S. (;-,'0. G:2S, 700.
077' 07U i'l^') C'^'i 701 7"-, -Miiiitai;uc, x\iii. iNi'ale, :!. 0, IS, •J7, 4"\ 11!»,
7(r,'. ' ' Mornce, xxiv. I r.M, 2;4-', 'J7 !, 074. .".(!(; .-)7:).
Miti'ii'-ll, 7S, 110, l!)s, oOO, .Mi)ftinier, xii. iNcv-ll, 7, s. 1 1 , KJ. 14. ds,
;U1 :;(';:; 44^, ;.ii7, :>('S. rj-M . More. Onl). ! 115, 10(t. ^!^l;), :^.'.7, ;y;o. 4 H .
570,' ;,74,' 071, i;<4, 0~:^l. kMn.sifr, 07't. ; 440. 447, 501, 501, 5'.i5, 045,
Minor Os,';i:',, 00. 75, «:'.5, Mur^'.-s, lOii. 00! . 047, 501, 5:j4.1 xxxii.
175,'osO, ;'.'iO, :'.07,;j"'';. 57:;. .M"'.(!v, 0:;5, OilO, 440, 440, Xc^vLuar., 1. 04, '■)(). 34, 40,
5-^r 5S0,' 5^'7! O'<0^ r,',)^. Otii. ! 5l4, k!5, 170, ISl, ;3oti, 340.
MiP'jt l!t5, 400. 'Moit.,n, 100, 0:'.!), 449, 4!IO,j 0U4. USS.
Minor i;i7, 175, IsO. Oil,' 553. IXewTon. Ot*, Os, •,) J, I'V/, 137,
445, '514, 515,501, 500,074, Moiuuf, OOi), 31)3. j 141, 14-). 15i, 15s, i;;\K Kii,
07s! xlix. ' iMoseli'V. 107, 35i), 30s. 373,' 014, 005, 3-il). 350, 550, 55!>,
Mizii.^r, 114. 430,050. ! (;35.
Miijeon, 000. Montgoiuciy, 3s7, 38S, 4!0,; Xfwr,, luO, 54, 3i',S, 571
:\li'nchara, xxiv, ^ 405k ()13, xlvi,
Moi.-^e, 3, 5, 14, 30, 4S, 50, Mow, 404.
OS, 71. 75,- 105, 114, I'J'i, Ivk.'rr.iw, 513, x.'-x, xxxiii.
040, 047, 053, 005, -JOS, 0.'>5. -Moon, 50(.k 5S4.
407, 454, 455, 50ik 505. 521. Mouiiteucv, 301.
500, 507, 530, 543, 5 15. 540,:MonLn-ifii:e, 3S7, 388, 40i4,
500', xlvii. ..'Mould, 484, Giki,. O'.lU, 001.
MorlcV, 8, 08, iMoriioll', 500.
Mondel'i. lOO. kMuUisun. 504.
Moove, 7, 10, 10. 53, 84, OS.lMoiita^nu'. 004.
IK.k ISO, 008, 037, 058, 300, i.Morlainl, 00,;. . .
3'10, 437, 438, 440, 441. 4iiSjMuns.tii, 1, 'J, 8, 10, 00, 03, jXcsl.it, 557.
450' o;-^ -ISO 500, 057, OSS.' 00, 07, :;0, ;;!,.")0, 15^-;, ]01,:Xirliol, 411.
Mopk xix'. xxi'v. I 103. 104, 10,7, lS(k 181. 103,jXidu.!s, 05, 07. 71, 110, 115.
Morri.s 0 OO OS, 40, 4S, 91,1 000,007.004,210,014,000,1 171, 174, 178. OoO to 005,
147 '17b 173 183 041, 084.1 001, 005, 000, 328, 230, 231,1 235, 200, 204, 2<l8. 311, 338,
2So', 200', 300! 327, 300. 303,1 234, 235, 200, 271, 373, 274, | 344, 580, 594, GOl, G08, 008,
400! 407^ 4l(k 410, 400. 431 ,j 275, 27S, 307, 308, 300, 300,1 xliv.
407 504, 515, 545, 550, 554,' 308. 300, 335, 330, 440, 453,|Xicliolson, 140, 331.
577.' 5S5, 5S0, 00^, r.34, 030,,] 400, 4i.7, 40'.k 540. 511, 543lXichoUis, 400, 019.
G43. 05(k 05s, 070i, 070, ii84,i to 545, 550, 555, 5;i4, 5G0,jXirk(M-soii, 18G.
Morrill 17. } 500, 571, 570, 587, 030, 047, jXix, 573.
MorrtOl', 0S5. 040,050, 053,057, 070, 070,iXort!i, 5, 8, 45, 51. 110, 121),
Moss. 9, l(k 13, 17, 21, 28,1 073, 081. 007, 701,xlviii
71,143, 217, 274, 2ys, 405,iMunn, 11.
407, 470, 45:1, 404, 5 10, 50:!,'Munr(H-. 77.
GOO 004. 04S, 051, (''52, OrO,lMiiii.l.,', lOik 509.
TOO. |Murd(4kxlv.
Molt, 3:45, 430. 045. jMunsell, Is).
Motir\ LiOk jMumlonl, 7 7, 5S5.
Moultiirop, 05. 07, 28 :>4. :55,LMulford, 0.1, 157, 28
8G, 40, 47, 50, 101,, 147. j 5.)7.
170 to 175, l.ss. i.'70, •j>-0.i.Mu:(lo(4v, 07, OS, 150, l50,iXo;ari, 4'J.
:535 504, 574. 0.;:k OOk 703, 30:k |Xoiiisc, 50.
Munav, 151, 25, 070, 370,^Xoiihr...i., 01 , 153, 10k k;:'.,
07:4.' 210, 24;;, 30(k 400,4-0, 505.
Mutior, 4;45. I 517, 530, (kls, 04:k 00:i.
Xel-ou, 117, 00-, 054, 040,
xlii.
Xfwjudk 148, 3:kk
XVirlctoii, 0.i4, 005, 53il, 5s7,
Osik 'i'iO. <i;iO.
Xcil, 055, UOi.k
Xt'vins, 4"'5.
Xflain, 507.
Xe\v!>i-rr\\ 180.
X'eai-i!iir,"4Hk
Xowkirk. 338.
1:10, 1S3, 43;
Xodino, 10, 13.
Xovcs, S. 000, (iOO, 0--3, 000.
Xorton, 17, OS. (;o, 0 1, 71,83,
j 81, 10(k 100, 171. 050 to
055, 057, Os7. -J.il. ;:o;i, :!50,
:!01, :;s4, 4.'.0, l-!l, I'W;. I'.is,
288,1 505, 5i:k 501, "-Oii. o:;0, 5'<0,
' 057, 00:;, 074, (;77, xlviii.
704.
Morev. 430,
Mollatr, 270. 300, 3.14
746
iXDKX or sri\XAM!::s.
XcrtliLMul, ]-JG. lOveriiKiii, '2r)G.
Noble, 85, lis. 21S, 2-11, iUG.'Uwtns, .V.i;;
2(i7, 20«, ;J0f3, 027.
Nott, IS4, <J0. 22(1 -V^T.
iSr(jtl;eck, xh .
Nortlileigli. xix.
Xoniian, f)?'*.
Nvf, r.v.;. is:., 712.
Xutuian. ;!ls, G-i(\. GTG
Nurse, 5(J2.
lOxeiidcn, XXIV.
Pavnc, 42. 171, 177. is;;, 212"
23;^ 242, 24:5, 2.>1, yt;7. 4:Jb
539, 042.
Piivson, 2:57, 5:iG, GGG, G02.
Fu<:k',-r, 217, 257.
iParkfiilinni, 70;
ipaiurv, 1, 1;'2 to s.-,, s;7. fi,l. <j5,|Puton, 352.
1 PiO" 1(11, i;i:i. lo4, l!(i), 5S'0.iPurtri<lL!v. is I. 2:'.s, 407.
I GGU, 07(1, GS5. |P:irish,"4]0, G:-'.7.
'Pi'jincsttr, xxxix. '.Packard, GMO, GSl, xxxvi.
I Parker, 2,4. in, i;;. ['.). nn.:]\-\dilock, HO, 543.
' 53, Gii. 71). ]2r. 151), IGl.'Par.l. 54G.
Xuto, xxviii, xxix, XXX, xxxi.l ISs. 2.;)(). 225, •:5(). 2^->'. 307.;Patrhin, 57U.
j 315,3;J7. 373, 45U. 451, 45S,:PMlniciiter. 5G7.
! 4G ). 4G1. 4sn, 52S. 5:l'.i, 'Faliueter, IGD, 212.
I 557, 5i;n, 5!)!. 5i)(>. (>25, (ri3. 'Payler, yxiv.
i G3f;, G-15, G52, GGl, G^G. 702,iParkill, 334.
xlii. xlv. 'Parke, 5s4, 077.
iPiilmer, !S. 11, 2-!, 41. 1)7, Os.lParr. GiVj.
i loH, isi;, 21S,2G3, 2S1, 2i>5.^P*-r]c, 4. 7, 9, 17, 2i>, 41, 4!).
1 :'.24. 3-5! :'.:;G,41ii. 414, 52S,j 74. si. lui, i/i2, 110, 137,
; 514, 51^.55^'. 572. (129, Gsy. I 13S. 13'.i, 144. lis. l-}'.),
iPuice. 6, H4, 35, 17U, 220, 2oO,! 15n, i;,ll. l,i:^ jG5. IGs. IV/J,
j 236, 2G(), 2M 1 , 284, 4G3, 472. i 1 72, 1 s 1 . 1 s .', 1 s-\ i mi, 1 ux,
I 530, G^il. G2G, G13, G53, GG2,: 200. 2i)G, 215, 2:J3, 235, 2G5,
Oa-dfii. 117, 300, 31S, 8U),; G77. 200, 2G7, 270, 271, 272, 273,
'320. 321. :!23. 3s3. 3-^4. 4lG. Pat:;or, s, 11, 2S^ 27G, 202. 322. 325, 32!), 34*1.
418,' 42(V, 42v; 631 HMG. G75,.Pangl.orn. 25. 31>, 279. 325, :M-1. 350. -!2it, 443. 4(;5, 4G7,
670,079. j 330, 405, 4';7. 40!), 4s2, 4ss, Ifii, G^2, 500,
Og]«0v, 284, 32t). iPardee. 25 t!' 20. 10,130,147, 517.520,521,53-. 511,540,
O^sljuVu-, 089. j 150. 157. ii;5. P'7. 10;), 173,1 559, 504, 5'..5. 021 t,) 024,
(ihiisted, 23, 83.84, 95, 132. | 197, 2S0, 29:;, 2')4. 3tt0. 307.! 02s. (^il, Oj(; m 052. (mS.
134, 255, -ioij, 410,411, 45U.' 32i;. 32s. :;s4. r,4V,, 550 551. j 5i'r;, (Uil. 0:;7, 0';;). 07U, 079.
009, 09L I 033. !i3G, 043. tM4, !;'!5,('50,j Gm), u'-l, (85, 702.
01il>liaiu, 115, 414, 471. \ 009.027. G2S, G5o, 652, G71.'Pe!ii;...ne, 10, ibi. 047, 048.
Oaks, 103. 238. 754.
Oaklev, 258. 593.
Oatley, 552.
Ohonlciaii. 150.
O'Brien, 203, 301, 3i)8.
O'Bvrne. xii.
O'Tool.', xii.
0'C'.>iiiv)f, 51, 5G5, 500.
Occuiu, 510.
OJell, 28.
Oflield, 104.
O'Ke.v, 007. 1 073, 703. 704, 7U0.
Olivi'r. -V',r). Pix'^'-x, 59, 14:1.
Olnev, 24s, 240, 250, 510. Parley. l(i(), K.'S.
Olds; 101,^77. Parn.'ll. 331.
Olcett,70. 110, lis, 444, 445, Panel. 40.
4 19, 450, 452, 590. 50] . 620, Pai-na!
71'), 711.
Peieis. 41, IfN, 518, 504.'
Penr.vtr. 80. si. 4v2.
Perki:is. 19. 52.(55. 70. s4. sQ.
S7 92. 90, 9i). 1:;:. i:;s, i:;:».
!41 14s, 149, 1:^-, 171, 1S2.
074.
Ouioi!, 18].
Ortez. 129.
Ortoii, 18, 18s, 493.
Oi'vis. 520.
Orciit. xl.
Onidoir. 18.
Orr. 709.
i 237
024, 029, 6:15, 030
;i41 2:11. 2i'5, 20:;, 20s. 2i;ii,
! 683,(^92. 1 27i!27:;,274.2i.O, 2!)s. 32S,
Ipaiiip, 41. 19:;. 279, :127, 452,1 3:;o, :;i;!. 3f;2.4l2. 431. 44:5
655', 004, GS5, 089, 711,1 525, 597, 509. 0:;o. (i31. ti:',:
I xxvii. I tn G3!t. (149. 050. (.50, (i74.
;Par^ons. 52. 70, 104. 123, 100,1 OS4. (;s5. 70:1. xxx, xlv.
' lOS, ISO, 201.277. 27S, ;i83.;l^'ndleten, 101.
: ;-;si' 424, 472. 527, 501. 5G2,:!\'tu!. 70. 159. 514.
Osboni, 32, 39. 116, 139,143.' 575. 595, 01 7, OS] , 089, xix iPea-e, 55. 112, l:!5. 249, 2;)0
1G7, 177 t<.) 180. 207, 209, Patter.snii, ss. 11.-,, 110, 131,1 315. :nO, 417, 543, 025.
214! 29(!, 2!i7. ;;:M, 450, 507,. 13:]. i.ni, 200, 3:13, 52s. GSl. P.'ct. IP^.
587,020. 0:;2. x. l^irr.v. 110. ■Peiidarves, xix.
Osl.orne. MO. 140. 151. Pau!di:i-. 101. ;Pea>lee. xiv. -
Osrtaiid.-r. 2oO, 303. 300, 439. Parks. 204.513,517,521, 509. Pi nlaP.iw. xlv. xlv"
504.
<.)sirou!, 95.
0.-:q>hr., 404.
Os-'ood, 4 77. 478.
0.-;siunder, 009.
Otis, 5, .xxviii.
Otway, xxiv.
<.)ntlin;it, 445.
Overton. 13:;.
Oviait, 157, 105, 328, GO:
Parklun>t. 259, 30;). :U1, (iOO, Penlirld. 110, 12i), 130, 147.
.Paroin, :;i5. 355, 555. ; 30',). 4:!0. 707.
:Paiv.n. 315. jPell, 144.
Parrotr. lis. iP.Mdilenii. 15! , 5:50).
I'antnn. 191. iPeuMViil. lOi;. 100, ISO, 057,
, Parle, 414. 421, 406, 5:^2, 533,' xxii.
i xliii. iPenney, 220.
'Pad-,-t;. 4S8. 'l>. ui^.t. 2 17.
Ipixinter, 400, 670. jPe-tiiudy. 210, 4^5, 690.
I xxxviii, xliv, xlv.
INDLX OF .SL'i;.NAMi:---.
( i 1
Pelton, 4!.-|, 45:?, 4.'3a, 4.")<l. Pitcairn, 111.
IV'iikr, o-iS. Piok.-tt. 441, 4!)1, (MO
PfnuinErtoii, Of-i, Gn'j, O-!-:). Piti Iut, i»S, r)!);!.
7U1). ^
!-•(■))• II, fi1'2.
PltIcv, 4^:,.
Pt-rhiun, -Un.
I'.'lhum, ;!i;i;.
rf<ii-on, >!1T, n!!l.
Pcrri>^uii, ;;-^u, 5r.!).
I'epjii-'r, ■I'-i'-j.
Peifie, r)4,S.
lV'H!i!in:ui, 691, xxiii.
Pn-isticv, no.
Proui, -ji). •.?;^,, 1 !■?, mr, r,0o,
(i(;s.
Piv>-t()ii, (il, 71, 11(1, 144,2ri<i,
4G.1, 4(17. \>->, 4SS, V.)-2. A'.r.].
r>:2o. 57:!. r,!)(3, (ISO, C.-^'J.
Pratt, II. SI, 1)4. ICO. i;};],
2-J(), ■?i7, ;!i.il,447, 4.V). 40S,
-U}\. 47!, r.iri :,iK], f.:;r;, 5^4,
CUi, (i74, (i7S. xlviii.
Piiniiii', -Jo. 7;;, I'.ii). r)07. r)-:!).
Pitlslcv, 4.j7.
Pii^i^, ')40.
PiliTiion, 710.
Pillule, ;J20.
PirloTt, 230.
Pirkc:iiiix, ;!0-2. 3-?:].
Piiickncy, iiiK], :A)-l. ;)!).-).
Piiililiaiii, xi\4ii. xwi.
PiuiJili, j;.i Kis, 'J.'):-!, .")il7, .j7t),| r;M). (Kii). (IM'
•3-29. , IPiiii-lf. c:^, (;:;7.
Plant, 117, IP.t, Km. lOD, r)47,!Pivv,-,,tt, 47. T)!. 7:], 74. 19.".
Plank, 117. I -JiM), :!lil, :>:);;, ."joN. (i-.'-2,(;4s,
Plait. (VJ, 7."), P!!',, 11)7, l.i-ijj tjrvo, (jv:;, xxxvi, xxxvii.
17r,, -i.-)"), 2o*i t.i •,'(;!). .■.:M,! Proud fit, iKi.
541;, ."j.-ji!, r)f)ii, ."it;;, ,37.-), .")7y.' Frontier, l-,'(i. l;!4, ir,o, 22."").
692. 69:i iPrr-iuis.s, 44ti.
PhiinnuM', ICi), 409, ."i^l. iProfTor, 24.-,.
Plu!!!, 7S. PU, :j!J9, G'jS. IPrior, 195, 449.
Pluviiit'Ht, 19k
Powrl!. 1, y:], 87, IH.-), tfIT,
■7S, CiiS,
JVlk-t, (iSl,
Pcke. xxiv.
P«-Mv, 6, s4,M;,:J41.;34^.o:i;
;3S4,4l.-.. 4:J7, 4.'3U, 472, 5/2
69"?. xlli, xlvi.
Pfttis, 424, 6U0.
i\'iirusf, 477.
Pfrriiic, yyn, 4.79.
PL-mbcrtmi, .■)V2.
.Pplf/.er, Til/.u.
JVarce, 2!I2, 4!!5. o-i'j, 5*37, 171,407,471.5:;
570, 57ii. 67s. 7ii:_;.
Pette'-. 5;;i. P.itii'i-. 1, 2, 5. 22.
Ptri-jt, 54. .59, (i5, (Wj, 122, 177, isl ,j Pnul^T. (il 7.
P]ill!j|.<e, 402. 2:3!, 247, 27'.i. 2'.i5, :;ii(3, :-^tt7.!Pn v.-;. :;:;^. ::;:39, :jS5, ;391.
Phiiliii.-^, li. ;35. 42, 82. 150,. ;J7(), 5:30, 5-.i2, 511 ;., 544,j I'uuuini. :3-12.
212, 251, :jH, ;-r,i, Ai". 5-.'l, (i:]-!, (;:j5, tV.'.s, i;::*!. i;5(;, 65"^, Priivn, x'vi
579, 694, xli\-. 6ij!), 7i)l, 7o;j, 7U<;.
Phelji.^, 4:3, i)4. lis. ]2;3, 10^, Poif. xxii.
2o;;. 205. V2^>. 2:, 7. :3:J5. 4i:i, [\,rx,'v. 10. l:^, 2'>. 6s, S8, 91, F'undi-rscn, 40, 1:37. 141. 14:;
418, ^2^,4-..':;, 4:i5. 5ni. 5611., 1^9. 100. P>2. 11 4. 122. IIS, li:n, l.';i. 172, 17';. 1 7- ''"s
576, 5112, 594, 657, 674. ii9.3,' PJii, 14S. \U<. 216. 275. 285.
(■';-)7. 7('5 7n7. ' ^2'--:. 292, :;2 7, :34i;, :;50. :J59.
Piiii.i>>^, 12s 154. 157. 1^0, :3s4. 407, 411.419, 424, 427.
Ish, 192, 194, P!5, PJ7. 545. 42!), 456. 46:3, 512, 5:36, n:JU.
549. 628. 629. 6,0. ' »i!S. (;2.\ 057, 664, 665. 67:4.
PlinMiix, 79, 5^1. • 678, 6';.':7. xii.
Piiil-pr;!, 50s, 5w;.>. ;i'onk-v, 51.
Plujipany, 6sl. Powers, 41, :3:35. ;372, 446.
PitM-poiii., 2U. 22, 2:4. 25. 26. 5S4, 60H, xxxvi.
:'.U. ;30 60, u4. 67. 139, p.".), PoiiO, ;i, k!, 07, 16S. 18:j, 218,
lv;8. I :i. -Ji^S. 2ni. 2n;, ;/:]:., y;i7, ;;46, 528. 624, li25, 645,
226, V-7, 210, 21'.», :j52, 25:3. 4;is, (3:)2.
259, 260, 2S0, 2s2, 2s:3, 2iJ4, Post, 2:4:;; 2:34, 282. 2s:3, 42:3,
295, :j:j5, o49; ;356, :J70, 427, 4sl, iiS4, fiiio, xxxiv.
4:J2. 4:34, 484, 506, 56:3, 6U5 Pom. -ha-, 2:37, 265, 408, 411,
to 007. 628, 04i, 642, 65'i, 415. 419. 4:15, 4:)6, 514, 515,
678, OtiS. 6i»5. I (;:j.-,.
Picrcf. 41. 45. 4ii. 4<. 55. 74 OPolk. 50. 4-^5. 426, 427.
95, 97, ll'i, 2:;7. 247, :31i,!p., twin, 4:36.
o:;7. :365, 51:;. :,i;^. xxxiii,' Pollock, 106, :;s4, 425,
xxxviii, xlviii. IPowavhav. 192.
Pikf. 12, :;o',!, ;j-;.i7. |Por.-e''>.-, 2:14.
Pitts, 11:;, :\-;V. |Po!hir<l. xix.
i'ixl.'v, 1 i5. Powlt's. 6:38.
I'iiielic, xxiv. Pn|n'. 472.
Pitkin. S7, !»2, 9.';, 97, l■:4.;^^..)r, :;')!. 01 1.
i:;5, i^ii. 2S7, :;i7. 65-<. 4-^ l.Ii'orkiis. ;;ili.
427.4:;0, 4 15, 5:;;, 62k 6 7:;.|Poyn'^.s-, :i:;i.
J'i.T-on, 142, 160, U)2, 2l)i;.:Poii.-<.n!n-. (iio.
297, 666, 6i3;, 076. il'r(-:-srr, '24s.
Prevcre, 2:37.
Pritcliard, 257, 416,672. 700.
Price, 204. 50!1, 575, xxiv.
Prince, 5:31, (;78.
Prime, ISO. .57:3, 575, 580.
Piinlv, :y.]. 094.
Pullina-. 82,
452. (i20. 629. 6:1s, 0:;o. i;21,
65:3, 654. Ci.^i. 070, 07:3. 000.
Putnam. 75. 122, 1-M, 215.
;b7. 419. 401, 546, 575, 499,
X >. i i .
Pi'.lv.T. 5-Jl.
I'uiish'V, 575.
Pull/. 250.
PnnrharO, 6:15, 699.
Pynclion, xxxil.
t-Juiney, 155.
(I'uiliinan, xxv.
Uuiek, 57.
Quinil>y. 00.
Qnintard, :329.
liaekenutn. 422.
Rankin. lo7.
Uadlord. '.)2.
Havmond, 4, 9, SO. Si, 121.
V.V.I ;;i5, 41:;. 025.
Handall, 6, 212, 46,7. 470.
576.
Pav, 25, 57, 00. 0,:!. 04 6s.
2:]!, 277. 2s;;, 566, 5i;7. 6:;:!.
Ikui.l, lOo.
ifanliold, :;i.
Ilannev, .s:;. 277, (iOli, 691.
Rain. 151.
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H;ini:>ay, l!i;j, •JUo.
KaiT^oin, IK), 4-J(;.
rtaneckc, H»7.
Hayiinlds. ^-i'J.
HandoljOi, !?:!», :!(i!j, yi),s, -lie
710. xxiv.
liad.-liffc, y.jC.
Haoaii, oS'S.
JJathl).)!!.-, 417. oSl.
HamsuPll, 'il!l.
]ialeii;li, xxii.
liead."!, 1), -2;;. ^,0, 7.-) to si
2iG, ^^7, ::o5.:;i7. 5(J4, Gi^
C5;5, (J7S. fis-2, riso".
Rt-amf-r, ]7i).
K-d;iH!d, (i;j, -eiu, O!)-^, 4^7
o!)'j, aoo.
l;extV)id, O.s, Mo -^Jl •>:].■)
,'45, (JHfJ.
Kfdsl)n\v. ] \r,.
Hcynnkis, (is, ]:;.-,, ]sn -jdi!
:i40, 18, •,>]. >7-2. •.;4, ]i4;
4oo, 4:;^. 45;), 4ij(! rt;jt; o-io
OSJ, 7!) 7.
Reeve, U-"5, Ho. IDS, -21:^, :^ -<.").
ysi?. .5117.
J'eiijstn. '2 4"'
!»t-'ddini:rriii. ."il,~), xl.
KeodfjiC 1-2;;. ir,u.
Kfi<i. ."lis. .V,';i, .J4S, GIO.
l^'vualv. 27(1.
Iiehi-r, tjsC".
Ileed, 17-2, jS."), i^O, 227, 2o2
to 2m. .2ijs. ;i:54. :r7t).';571.
'Sin, 441t, .147, r,(_;0, G24, xlii.
Keiuiels, .j2U.
Hey, 5GU.
Hegua, ,>S4.
Uhod.es, •2^-0.
Rlioadc.-, r,fi ,-)S!, .-jO. cCS.
Rliiiieliart, ')<).
Ricluu-ds, o, 7fi, St. K)2, H»Q
2o0, ;U9, ^20. '33i. >!:^o. ;];;<;.
414, 4;is 472. 4'.).s. 4!t!) .jl.j
■^)4y. 6!5.-).
Rid.r, '24, 112.
Ri-ir-^, 14.1, 1411. 252. y;]0
oU."). .572.
Rice, 0-2, .59, 72. SQ. 10;j, ]4:>,
15S, l.sO. 22U, •22'2, '22:!, 25!),'
2G;^i. ■2H2 8:^1. :5'j(),' ,5(if;! .541!
;54-J. 55], 5r;i, 5tj5, .50:1. 5!)4,
6s!). xxxiii.
RicluuoLid, 42, 41). 51 244
5i;j.
Risi.'v. i:;i, 4 is.
Ricliarlson. 152, 229 ;3:'.-'
o48. 442, 44:?, 5'22, 525, 5.^]
54fi, 5)i(;.
Rikcr, 2i»;_).
Hitud-, 21)S.
Ri'ld.di, .T)]. '
liigin-, !).s, oil, 5G0. \
I XI) EX OF SURNAMES.
IRippeltop, 512.
iRi.-Ji, '252, 44s, ,-)44.
iRi.dvey, ^19, 575.
'Ritchie, IGU, 4 72, GOO.
iJisiui;-. 9,S, .•)i)7
I Ridge. 197.
!Ri])lev, H-U. :!v9, 440.
iRidloy, 4G:i
Riiiu-,"5;:!G.
U:ivcrs, Gil.
!i;ii'ketsoii. iiy.j.
Itiloy, 090.
l.'oluMt the Devil, 012
l^'^-l•t. 2GS.
RM!]ia!iii>; H. Gl'2.
Ko<'. ^rro. 21:!, 4-24.
liohiTteua, 21s. 4:,'G
Hoht.evdx, I7:j, 17n.
i;o!.]). 1.S4.
Rohofts-, '20. 47, 5-2, .55, 110
172. 175. Is2, 221. ;_i2s. ;J4:;.
o7U, 451. !!)M, ,")07, ,-,1(1, ,-,i7_
' 52:^. 524, 54;; 015, 055. 09!),
TCI), x.xix. xxx xxxi, xlv.
Rooi. !)s, lOi)^ ;/ lij^ ^ i_ |o
, 14, 17, ^]s. 1;,:;, 0|-,- '2:;ii'
I 441, 490. 505.57:^., 57-5. 5s;;i
: 005, 0:-J7, G40.
Roh;.. xl.
Howlriiid, 11, 14S, 421, 4;];j
i 024, Gsl.
:]?oys. 14.
Roycf, 1:55. '217. 244. 402.
-}(;;, 4.S2, 4SS. 491, 4!)S. .Mio,
520. 5'i7, 5-!5, G51, 0(19.
l-;ol)l)iiis, 11, 20. SO 120 1-22
119, 121, 12.S, 175. 241, '497!
414, 429,440,44s, 451,472
649, xli.
R"grvs. 12. 20, 27, 2o, 47,59.
51, 72. 7;!. 90, 110, 145,
104. 175, 24!), 279, 327, 3:15
;i:39, 849. 4I5,42n, 4:30, 490,
510, 571, 0.)S, 02s, 082', G70,'
xxxvi, xxxviii.
F^ui.-:e, 84. 85, 211, xliii.
R'nve. 84, 71, 191. 107. lOS
149. 108. 172, 178. 174 1S9
199. 2,"
I, 2si), 2S1, 2.S4,
! 29S,- 299, 807, 817. :]tU\, 458
40,5, 022. (528, t;8f), 08S,' 0.58,
005, OOs, 07!), 7()-.;. 7(1. ;_
i;ol.!ii-on, 48. 4fj, 51, 09, 98
142, 147, 10:',, 172, 170, 212
2]-'., :289. 279. 2^-7. 291, ,80!)'
808. 870. 499, 502. 594, 022,
048. 04y, 078, (i70. 704, 705!
XXV.
Rov. '21, 111, 118, 8,42 841
457. r.:n.
IiolKTt-oii, OS, 202, 55s, ,-,()i.'
Hodgfi-.s, 9!, 010.
Ro.seiirraiU/, 257, 25S. |
i?ossiter, 29s, 514, 527.
Ro.ssetter. ]04.
l^>\vfll, 114.
liood, no. 574.
Iiop(>r. 174, 420
Roath, 117.
Robbard.<, 21.
Ro.ss, l,s9. 195, 274, 822 881
598. 017. 710.
jRo.vku-cll, 28. 91, 2>5. 418,
4S2, 5t)8, 584. 590. 021, (i8s',
I 008, 009, 077, 07s, 079, (}>•'.)[
\ xxxviii.
iRo-puvll, 511, 549, 028 687
; 70(j.
:Rou4.'v. 5';7.
iKodriirk, 297.
I\oral)arl;, .-,4<).
Rossi vii. 010.
Rollo' 015,
i;o\vliotii.:ii. <i8S. -
Howlat'il, xlvii.
l>ii-s,4I, 2. 1'.! 2>i. 35 -o; ,-,1
. tl". ^7, 180. 187. 180, '159!
172 to 170, is.s. i;i8. 279,
292. 21I.''. :!;;5, 490. j;is, .-.no.'
■ 504, 58^. 5,; !, 5:15. 50s, 028.
0i'<5. OiO. t;:;8. 08ii. 018, 050,
008, OS I, 090, 091), ii9 7,
xxix.
i^-lgt:. 13,
iRusJi. 79, 822, 410.
Rutgers, 409,
Rn^^'j-l'-s. 492 490 (>05 0s9
( 0!i.-,. ' ■ ' ,
\\in\c. 52!,
4^uss, 548,
'Ruskiu, lOi).
■Ruimicv. 469
'Riiniinidi, 1,S7.
Huiiy(.n, ."ill),
'Ruge.s. 5S5,
iRuilduek, 02s,
'Ryder, 51. 211, 578. 093.
Rivan. 487, 521, .592.
KylaiiPf. 51s.
S.-inford. 10, 20. 25. 70. 71,
72. 108.- 11 5, lis, 185. 130.
I 13S. HI. 1.18. Hi!, 174, 17S,
• 199. 220, 22s. 288. 218,. 258.
j 254. 270. 2:9. 2sO, 2^'l. :.!-.'9,
88fi. 801), 522, 5SI), ;,::;), 02!.
01.8. 058, 055, 070. O-'O. OOO.
05S.!;71, 0S.\ 702. xlv.
^aekiTl, 20, 27, 09, 825. 82(1,
:]■■]:•,_ 8;:0, 58(i, 020, (>82, 05S,
078. 097.
Sa.vtoi). 572. 5.S5.
Sali;ioi;, 8;.!,
S:uilsl>i;i \', •">S4.
Salisiiui-v. 8:;. 45, 71, 110,
81 S, 8.")0, 110. 517, (i.U.
Sanders, 79, 217, 50 i , 51)2,
IN'DKX OF SUJiXA.MKS.
Seward, 1-24, KO, LM'2, 402,
518.
SfVfMii, 58.
S.-lU-ck, 80, 81, lyo, 2S.7, ;3;5t|,
84G.
SLuluiry, :!0r>.
Soxt'.u." 10!, Mil.
(Selover, ]1",.
ISep-iir, 188.
Spiiion, 201).
Sfai-;, 2211, 2.j,-), 298, -!lG,oO:J,
Sewall, 110.
S.-aiK', 4-1(1.
So well, 1)04.
Si'llan, .-)0].
Scauravi', .'352.
Sl^cl•^v(K)(l, o, V], 78, 80, 244
5G:}, (io;. G>!4. (iG2, tJUO.
|Shattiicic, xxxsiii.
iSlifJil, wxN'iii.
Sliepard, ;>(.!, '37, 4o, 46, 47,
r)'j, 75, 90. 97.214, 2i.O, 2!i2,
272, 420.444,451, 4.Mi. 495,
5:^4, U;3y GJ;;!, (j74, 704.
iSiu>rl)uri!t', XXXV, xliv, x^lv,
7-l!t
)'i. Slid iiiaii
Saundcr.s, (301, ()I55.
Saviige, 4, 88, 109, 121, 488,
589, G90, 091.
Santrer, lol.
Saltonslall. 1H4, 150, GGl,
Gil, x.Kxiv.
Sabin, 85, 87, 100, ;j;;7, 334.
427, 485.
Sanborn, oo, ;jo5, xxx.
Sadler. 20G.
Salter. 2:;7. G29.
Savaii. 25:J.
Sailev. 249.
Sfig-e; 88, 281, 28:3, 374. 448.
450, (191. ()92.
Saui))sun, 98, 359.
Sanderson. 41G.
Savward. 371.
Sayk's. 430.
Satterlee, 471.
Saflord, 57 1, 595.
Sands, 027.
Sargent, GGO, G32, xlii.
Sa\crs. G75.
Sa'wver, 12G, 441. GOd, G54,
GO] .
Savery, 570, | xlvi.
Seannniiii, xxviii iShew, 38.
Scoville, 4. 5, G. 1 7^:, 19-\ 510. Slmb.nli, 71
Scofield, 50, 179. 2!;o.
270. 338, 339.343, 344, 315,
Scribner, 481.
Scoti, 25, 33, 59, iRi, 07. 119
130, 144, IGO, 161, 10':^, 19S
213, 243, 277, 282, 320,472
527, 530, 50N, 509, 013, 022,
040, G04, 708, xxi, xlviii.
Schoverling, 241.
Schroeder, 241, 423.
Scudd. ]•, 19S.
SrUuyler, 111. 342. 392. 39G.iSli
Sear.s'dale, 529.
Srliriber, 331.
Scarborough, 415.
Scdiermerliorn, 504.
Schillinger, 001.
Scranton, 284, 510, 517, 073.
Scaring, 310.
S(/vinoar, 5, 53, 8(i, 84 to 99.
123, 129. 132, 134.187,200,
202.210, 205,333,342, 3^4,
423, 424.414.440.417, 44s,
451. 513, 515. 5'.)iJ, iiH. 089.
0!t4.
SelkrigL'-s, 1!). ISO.
S^ddeii. 38. 8^, 415, 0,1, 091.
Sedo-wirk, 3^, !'I, 80, i;i2,
]:{3, 134,421, ! 22, 42s, 454,
405, 407, 513,511,517,521,
541, 502, 022. 001,070. r.7r
Cu'J, 0^•a. Sh-H.'.^, 22:!.
Seelev, 13, 21,01,7s. S2, 1 K!, Slinn,>, 2-^2, 510.
20l", 314, 330, 33S, :;44, 52n. S!iaii!e\ . 001.
581, 590, 03G, GS!, xhi. i
74, 70. 78, 102
"-iieiinan. cj, lO. iS, jir^,
; 122. 142,1 10. 150, 104, 105,
i 172,220, 241, 249, 258, 271,
' 4-,'3. 445, 447. 534. 550, 025.
; G30. G3-1, 048, 054, 072, Gsi
! to (580, 095. 090, 099, 701,
710. xxii. x!i.
Shelton, 02, ill.. 110, 118,
428, 597.
Shipnian, 88. 91, 12G, 127,
132, 2^7, :;o:^. :io7.
uuiwav, 170.224, 509,511,
571.
Shaler, 20], 091.
Slunv. s9, ING, 223, 252, 307,
499, 5-14, GS3. i;9:i, 711.
Sheldon, 1S5. 21S, 247, 255.
410. 4;;3, 557, 5G0, 581, 027.
097.
'Shelden, 115.
JShephard, 90.
Shucklord, xlvl.
■Shepherd. 18G.
Sln.iMiiakrr. 412, 7o9. 710.
{Shell!. .!d, 204, 200, 431, 4SG.
iShiveri(4i, 42.'.
Shiiith'worili, 4:!2.
ShacKhuid. 450.
Short, 481, 570.
Shibl.'v. 5;!0,
Sluiroe. 451, 5O0.
jSinnnou.s, 4, 10], 239 450
5«1.
Silks, 28, 54, 320.
jsinicox, 39.
!Sii;-oiin)e\', 51 , 52, 117.
iSigler, 5s.
ISinijikiii^^, G2.
jSho]'.-^hire, 7t.lO.
jSheafe, G:!7.
I Shay, 528.
Ship[)i'n, 231 . 02r.
Shreve, 358.
Sliedden, 341.
Shult/, 307.
Shute. :j07.
Shepley. 414.
Slieddon. 3.S0.
. SJierrard. 423.
i Sherlock. 405.
jSlierwin, xl.
|Silkinaii, 709.
'sill, 4:;4.
iSidney. 402.
: Sinclair, 010.
j Sibley, G05.
ISiniiJ-^iiii, G78.
jSilllnian, SI, 88. 322, 335,
480, 490, 512. 028, 090, 705.
[Silvi'rniail. 25-1. *
jSiztr. 317, 507.
jSinionsoii, 5-k
Sinioutoji, 092.
jSin'renfalter. 127.
|Sini":s 129. ;o>!.
Sinnns, G!,i2.
8iza, 192.
Skinner, 55, 84, 89. 90, 121.
12S, -209. 212, 2G9,330.35S,
411, 423, 433,449,494,490,
050, o:;.
Skillon, 190.
iSkinkle. 202.
Skeel, 159, 573.
SkitV, 1S5.
Shiie<on, 1, 80, 192, 252, 33 7
tM310.
Sloprr, 9 10, 121.
Siade, 28, 41, 42, 74, 120,
1 320.
{Slater, 213. 506.
I Slocnni, 247.
Slnnian. 122.
iSlenl. 120.
■Sloan, ;3:!!l, 451.
{Sli-ej)t r, 3(;o.
jSlaid;, 520.
IShi'iier. 57-!.
Snritli, 5, 13, 17, 23-, 2 I, 2G to
29. 33 to 4:!, -10 to 49, 51, 54
to 50, 59, 02, 05. 07, 70, 72,
77, SI, s5, ss, «ii, i!2, 90,
9S, 101, !0:;f; 10.). 1 12, 110,
lis, 1-J7, 12S, l:;o, 131, 131,
138, 139, 14;), 153 lo 150.
:bo
INDKX OF SUllN'AMi:
;3.".o, ;j?G, -iss. r>i]i. r.To, Cdo
(>o:, OW), on, t;:'2. osoi (;■:•(;.
StiinboM), 'JoD.
St. Jolm, 7."). 7i;, IGl. 'iSI.
Stoiiixlitnii, (is, ;;4s. ;jr:;, ;iT-j
■l:;:), .].!(;. -i:]s, g78.
Sn-alcv, 4.V
Srill«)n, !()■]. II-!. 211,
lG-2 to IGj, ir,r. ICS, 171 Sju-lnKin. 41. isij.
to n.-), 17;) In IM. IS.-,, l.sS.'Siit-ar, 59, 07:!.
ISU, 197, 2U0. -.'nl. -jns to'Spi-ino, Kjo, :]:,], 3.V2, COG,
2i'3, 21S to 'J-,M, -J-Ji.;, e-J7.! ;JS7, 40,0, x\iii.
■22^^ t.j 2:^2. 2;;.l, -j:;:. 2:;'J, S^ui.r, -!, lo, 573, 575.
.240, 242, 250, ^5:;. ^r):). 257. .-^tark, ls2.
201, 2GH, 2GG, 2GS, 27", 272, St:M-v. 221.
273, 2ti4, 2s-;i, 21)1 , 2!.2. 2!i:]. Spfke, xix".
2UU, 3!Jii, 3u7, ;j(j:), ;;I2, :;!5. Si^:!llldinu^•-'4s, 24'J, 332, 3GG. iStrickiiu;, 11-3, Un, 17.-,, ];,-,
32G, 331, 33!) to 3+4. 350, Si>„iTonl,"352, GGl , xviii. i 445, iVo, -IS!. G4!'; n(;!'(;7-|'
35'.i, 359, 301, 3si, 3;)1, 4; 1, S|,aii^-l(;r, 443. j (i--s, Ci.io.
413,414,435,411,441,441'., Spiiiio-,.!-. xxiv. iStarkey, 113, GIG.
451, 4G5, 4G0. 4s2, -jSl, 1^7, Sqiiiers, 3GS, GSi]. jStowe," IIG, 1 1'.t \r:'.i 37(;
4U1, 4'.>2, 403, 4i77.50(-. 50';. Stanlcv, !), (il, 75. S^-'. fif). 95.! ■13!,'4s2, 1^3, liJ.") ;,:]< .^77'
507,511, :-Ai). 517, 522, 531 UG. I'l!). 110. 1-2. 120, l:;().! Gmu^ im;, (io.'), ciV; 031 tu
to 53G. 530, 512. 543, 547,' 132, 134. 135. 200,2;):;', 3o9.| G30, GO 1. G77.'Gb'G.
54y, 551, o'>-l, 5t)7 u) 5'^u,' 322, 440. 450, 5 15. 5^5, G25, :Sr. L./u-er. xix.
ot^O to 592. 50S In Goo, (>20 G27, GJs, G40, G5:, G70, Gs.j !sn-vit\ 277.
to 625, 62:!, tioO, G31. G35, (^00.
043, G41, G4S, G5G. GG2. G7(), StamiaiO,, 4, ><] , 211.
071, G74, G7G, 677, G70, Gsi, St. A'iiicent. GIO, Gil.
685, 690, Gl»2. (I-.'G, 0!)^, :()!), Stani(4,<, xxx.
701,703,705, 7 10, x, xix, Steiliiii:-, 107, IGO, 1G5, 200. |r''tov,4k 331.
Steele, 27s.
SOTjy, 303.
Stuni-cvaiit, 320. 412, 520
710.
XXIX, xlvi. xlvii.
bmart, o3i. xxx.
Siiiytlie. 406.
Smallfv, 64.
iSmedlfv, b5.
Snioc4v, 1S5.
Siivder, 45, 114, xxi.
Surdr-cor, ll."., 200.
Siw-lliim-, 41i).
,St(.'ven.-, 2. 21, ;;i, 4:;, 57, NO. ISiandisli. 4:k5, GOG.
SI, 143. 14s. i!)2, 225, 242,'Mow,.i's, 423.
254, 2G7, 3,1, 317, 30] , 4:;5,jS:i irkland, 122, 120, 25\ 65].
440, 460, is, I. 400, 407, ..Ol.iStiiliim-, s. Us, :]Ui).
I 505, 533, 570, 50i), (i27, 71 1, ■Srvul.in, 23S, GO].
I -^^-x. |Stair. 12, 204, 4n;i, 447, 432.
iStcplicus, 42, 57, 110, IGO, GOn, O!)!, G05.
Sto<;J;u.4k 245, 247, G29.
Stuv--i.-^.-<, 3. 15S, 220. 252,.
350, 45!. 457. 450. 5sii. :)(]u'
lo:i, 237, 407, 4ln_
568, 600.
'St''oni:4)o\v, xii.
Suidi. 425, 487, 547, 584. 683, StLi.wcsant. OG. 604. 617.
xxix. iSiil'rs, 20. 22. 25, 30, H4, 37,'Sti
.SiKiwden, GOO. ! ]02. I04, 107, 114. 1 15, 1 1G3 i)-y\
Snow, 241, 360, 571, ^jsil j 136, 174', 177'. 203'. 27k 273jSti]hiia!i. 102, IG!. 188. 2s2,
Soiundle, 89. I 309,317,320,341,376.408,1 414,551.552,600.
S<>utli%vic4v. 41, 3?!1. i 443. 4S2, 400, 573, 576, 641.'Storf r, 169, 298.
Soutliiiiayd, 435,436, 437,462,1 655, 668, 6S4, 685, ()07, 702. iStilhvrll, 203, 301, 463. 4S5..
551, 604. iStewait, -13, 4^ 5(i, 247, 2^7, Siiik '--12.
Soail!,i!;a;t', 555, 557.
Soper, 585, 601, 673.
Soiillieni, xxxiii,
Southwovth, 4(ii'!, 52"
Sonthf-rland. 45s.
Soiithcott-, xxi.
j 321, 323, 3S3, .t22, ..2.., 5GV,iStillIii-s, xxx.
611, 618, 682, 70S. ISteObins, 6ik 237, 491.
Steele, 92, 99, 102. 228. 44G.!Stednian, 442.
447, 451 , 454, 450, 45s, 450, iStabbiard, 270.
j 460, 491, 657, 664, 671, 600,|St;inp,'inn, 285. 450, 460.
i xxxix. jStinison, 85. 311.
Spencer. 19. 20. 27, 65, 95,,Stinim-. 4. 5, :;s, 6-^.97, llG.!Sto(d^. 232.
98, lUO, 110, 110, 12U. 180.: 13.5', 15<), 1S2, ISO, 213, 21s, jSt uait. 232. 437, 55l.
1^3, 194, 121. 246,250. 257,; 237, 270, 2s3, 2s;, 357, 401).:sr,';sou, 2!7.
316, 347, 370, 4-Jl, 444,448.1 440. 443, 425, 455. 487, 4i)3,'Sianu-o(',d. 315.
449' 481, 495. 500, 52s, iji\\)-' .ji2, .-,28. 550, 5G5, 575, .507, Srcv.nynu. 315, 31G, 504, 628.
690, xiii. I 636,664.685,702.707. Stnrke, 351.
Spern-, 2k '-8. ;;o, ] 16, 101,;Sti-fci, 40, Gs, 70, IN, 117, Siamp, 437.
120, 13? to 130. 146. lis,! 200, 2o 1, 23; , :;:;2, (i;2. 54G. Sti-ai us. Gk 307, 3G.", 533,
159, 171, 178. 1"^ 1!H). ','11,1 023, 021;, (; IS, li.Vi, g:,s. i;n2. 5!:3. 504. xxxix.'
223, 283, 32i;, 327, 330. 307.1 GG3, Gi'.S, 703. 70l, 706. Street.^, 47(;.
50o, 541, 542, 544, 5s.', GO ">, Si one, 42, 48, .13. ,si, 116, Stisitton, 4.-,G.
636 to 630. 619, 652. G5-, ' 142, 152, 22 7, 2:!S, 244, 251, Stor.t. !!. 443, 450.
660, (i(>3, 6G8. 6S4, 6^5, 7oi'..i 2ss, 33i;, .'572, 45 1, 457, 472, Stmp!,.. 407. 500.
S]Kirlia\\ k. 239.
Sparks, 184, 357.
S[)ini)er, 133, 267.
Sprague. 331, 372, 409, 538,
575.
407, 550, nO k 5(;s, :,-;o r,-.^ S:"::r, 5^,-3.
5s5, .5S(;, 631, 632, f;i;o, 680. StOc-ou, 581.
GOl, 603, GOO. Staiitoii, 55k
Stoddard, 67. 75, 76, 84, llO. Stansbiirv, 561.
1-29, 130, 131, 228, 347 to Stretton," 570.
IN l)i:X OF .Sl-|;N'AMKr-
751
Story, .■>:■(;, 5 so.
Stiilfnrd, ."i'.M, xxii.
St.-iir. (JIO.
Si.-Mii'S, xxiii.
Stockton, o!)! . xxxii.
Stern, ()i7.
Siapli''^, (i:;i, 7()7.
St: rum, O'.yi.
Stil io_'!oy, \ix.
Siylc, xxiv.
StoU. s. xxxi.
Sto;.!', 71".).
SitiiifT, 10, ()0, ()."), 6S, 1-21,
■2Ji).
Sunntt, ICo.
Sullivan, -1'.'.
SuIliV;'.l!l, 110.
Sutton, '■.■)7.
StuiuK/r, -iV.^ ()Ss, 08:1.
Siillicrlaiid, .-)!."), r)U:,
S:iiriii;crs, -i:;, r):_i'2, .j;j;j. 0!):;.
SlUuIl.Tliu, -Ifl 1.
SuHiclil, 010.
Suti-IiiTo, xi.v.
Siullcr, ;t-2U.
Swan, 7 7. ;.1IU, 704, G!iO,
Swart, 14i.
Swiii, 141), 141, 24S, •,!07.
h:)4, ;3o;^, 5:J1.
Swoct, 4:S1, ')[').
S\vvc't!aiid, 544, 51)4, 711,
Swcuzey, 58'i.
S'.vaiiii. XXV.
Swain, 3::30.
S\Nayne, 075.
S\v,'<'tii!ir, ;!34.
Syl<cs, 000.
Syivt'sttT, ONo.
Syuics. ;i;i, ;i75.
Synniits, xx\ii.
TanraliainaJi.'t. lo().
Tnhuaduu, 170, 2W, 2!)H
y--r,, ;f,H), 4ii, o-j2, g-j4, 05-,'
055, 70:3.
Tuliua-e, 15, 74, 14-J, -,'10
41(i, "444,4115, 0:l:J, 050, (i5S
700.
'I a\'lor, 5, 4"i, 55, 7'2, 7o, 70
f-Jo, 147. ;2oi), -^05. -J:;.!, '244
ois, yai*, 40ii, 4-2i;, 4n--J, 400
5-J4, 544, 545, 5>o,5sj, 5^4
5!)0, i;::j, {; in, o^v.
4';)icot;, so, n;, '-N, 01 , 100
14 1, k;:!, ;;-;7, 44^^ 5i5, 017
0-27, li/ J, 07-~'.
Tanu.'r, 'Jiiii, '..'0^,
'I'aintoi-, NO, ~n:;, 114:;, fi74.
7o;^.
'i'arl,,(4c, K,-,, ,s7.
4aii'();, j50, 4 7^, 55-2.
4'astir, oy.
4'aiwiaiise, l'J2.
4'ai.piji-, 11)8.
Talmaii, '200, 504.
■I'allrti, -245, '34!).
Tail, 4 7 -J.
ra.<;k«M-, 'M')C>, xxxi.
Taplin. "C;.
■J'alleviaiid, 404.
'I'apium. 410, 4-2(), 421,.
I'alt, 487.
reivt. IS, .-,0--).
IVa.klc, 10:).
reri-ill. ■::■>. 15'?, 157,540.50;)
500, 5i;:», 5s5, !;o5.
rvn-v. ','14, 00, 94, 1-20, l?i'2
! 42S, ;j;{0, 44S, 4-5, 4S0, 547
j4'cM)ni]r, 154, ;io.';, x .
|l"eo(l, '255, 250, 25 7.
jTew, 2-21.
rr.dlkanipf, 422.
'iVai^iic, Nxix.
l44:'hli;iIlT, oS'-.i.
Ton Broc<-k, 414.
4'cni.ys(jn, 477.
4'onuoy. 54s.
Tcii'.iy, xxxix.
4 iintl'l. XLV.
44irooi.. 51 s. 702.
|44iOrn4vko, 054.
i44n>nihill, xi.
i'J'lion.c, 10, 11. 24, 27, 2s
I 41, '5"^, (U, fi:i, 7s, 121. 102
! 17 7, 211, 222, 2-24, 220, 22s
250, 251, 270, 2!):), 442,505
50)), 047, 051, -.{fi.
Thompson, 20, S4, 80, 91, 04
101, 110, 145, 140, 14 7, 14S
141), 152, 154, 155, jil]. Hi;;
104, Kh, 174. 175, 177, ISI
187, .205, 210,-218, 224, 224
225. 244, 255, 250, 272, 270
2i)(). 2S5, 5si;, 2i)l, '0)5, 41:!
I 451, 45:;, 407, :;7;!, :!74, :;;-0
! 4oU, 404, 471, 472, 4.S7, 5o7
i 514, 540, 5()S, 570, 572, 574
j 022, 620, 02S. 02!), 044, liOO
I 047, 04;!, 044, );52, 050, 008
i 057, t;o5, 070, 07;;, oso, osi
I 704, xlviii,
:44ioni;i.-;, 28. :i'.l, 44, 50, 5]
I 02. 00, 02. 102, 120, l;!s
i i;jo, 145, 15 ', 151, 102, Ki;;
! 174, 220, 245, 257, 25s. 2-1
■ 410, ;ilO, ;;27, :i70, 072, 4:!4
450, 40", -isi), 404, 5:;i), 572
000. (i:js, (;r4, x!ii, xliv.
4 OayiT, 4s, 510, 520, 5S1
X '.v i .N , \ i i i .
'14i.-ali, Si.
Tlivull, 2>s,
44ior]ic. 275.
■44inrlH-i-, 4::!), 400,
|44iarlHT, 4i5 1, (i05,
i44u)iuson. 472.
|4"noinpkhi.-, 452.
4'liwin<j-, 451 .
'i4nkcr. 8, 4:i7, 005.
'i4iniow, 20.
4'illf'y, ;;2, 004.
4'illnttson, S7, ;jOs, xKxvi.
44.-4aic. U.
'\"Hn>. 200, 201, 2! I, 0 !S.
44!di'n, 124, 2i)N. 42;!.
4'i!ra;,y. 2.)H, ;J5}, 4!;7, 441,
448, xxxviii,
|44hn;ii;, ;!:;0, ;441
!TiO!4oK. xlviii.
!4'irknor, 74. 584, 5!j0,
14' illy, 2SS.
'J4n[i--on, 484.
4 in.slev. ()0|.
44<IO;ill, 57 1, xlv.
44nn(")i-, 5'S2.
4'ittoi-toii, OSl.
Tibi-aN, O'.C!.
I'iget.-;, xxviii.
44b0i-ts, xxviii.
44id4, 2, 8, is Jo 28, ;j4, 4i;
47, 51, 50 to (U, 04, 00, 7;!
74, 75, so, 112, i;!<i. l.-,7
171, 174, 174, 170, K7, lOO
l';)2, lo;:, li-.-i, 200. 210, 211
210, 2is^ 210, 222, 225 to
j 240, 2;i::. 245, 240, 241, 250
! to 25;:, 257, 250. 20';), ■^i/!,
j 2ii4 to 207, 272 to -js::, ;:ijo!
3;)7, ;j25 to 4;;0, 4ll, 450,
' 544, 5!;t, 5(;2, 5fi;;, 5;)7, 50;;,
I 5ij's, ( -,.'5. (;;;4, o:iy, o4o,04i,
illy,: (.50 TO 052, ''•'■■,, ()5s,
I (108, 007 to 702, 700, xxv.
4'oyt\ xxi.
;4'oilrs, 27, 00, 02, i:!7, 148,
I l':^^. 25"i, 200, 20>^, ^25, ;!4o'
; 4!!2, 5;.;5, 5s,:,.
4'(-iliili, .wiii.
4'oi-ton, 00,
/I'oiulin.^on, 72, 74, 1():i, 114,
I is:^ 2o;!, 200, 544, 5so.
j4'()p[)in,;'.-, 54S.
!4'onii-kin:^, 178, 1^2, 255. :;42,
(■i;!s. 007. ' ■
.4'owii-oiid, 7s. 70. 1 10, 140.
; 150, 151. 155. 150, ISO, lOO,
' 200, 20;;, 221 , 2s 7 to 201 '
204, 200, 042, 472, -.02, 4s5,'
550, 55s, 55!), 505, 50(1, 5l.nj,
022, 050, 070, OSl.
I'oncy, 4i;i.
|4"ou<-o\ , 5 !4,
'I'ontoniac, 152.
id'oiu'iiay, 521.
i'i'ownO-y. I 70.
'4'oiii-..u', i:-0.
'4o\vn, •.';ii.:, ■O'-;;.
i4'owno!\ ;!2 -■, :-!ll, 505.
14'onslal, fii4i.
rouilin, 402, 575.
TNDKX OF ^^rUN'AMKS.
Topliit, 'J:^>i).
Tookor, 8S.i. 'il(i, 429,
OH).
Towslcv, 401.
'I'obov, >:3, r.-J-J, r.04, .JoU,
'Irucsdell, &2, 'J-'jI.
'rroiiiljlv, \xviii.
TruinhuU. -VJ, b'.j. 04,
2U;), 224, 220, 2:-!i), 270.
2^-d, :-i4o,:-io:). 4ns. 4iJf).
GTo, OS.-), Oi.T, r(i2, 704,
Treat, 94, !"»•>, IIU, 14:),
108, i:.y, 274,27:t,2s-<,
4-12, 448, oOO.oiis, O.ir,
O'.C!.
Troa.Iu-.iv, Ti.-j, 412.
'J'ri--, 17!i.
'J'rcadwell, 4M0, 4oT. ,
Trimhle. 235.
Tnie.b!l.'l, 207, ■"):32.
Troiij), 240.
Tnuiiau. 240, 140.
Trvon, 14, 2:M, 120,.
427, 42S, 440, 4-0, n:;7,
Tracv. 51, 147, 300, 43o,
441"), 5310 000.
'i'ruhi, 215.
Tri).]., 7i-0,
Trill. ><:-].
Tiowlind-o. 20, 72, J 02,
1]0, 14U, 15!). 151, 15o,
102, 101. 100, 1S5, 105,
100, 2yi, 2o4. 2:2. 2s2,
290, 202, 20:J, 4:;0, 4S1,
540, 541, 540, '550. 50S,
021, 024, 02s, (;;j7, Oil),
668, 072, OSl, 0,)1, 004
'i'raviior, 85.
Ti!ni.-r, 25, yo, GO, 04, 0.
70, s;j, 100, 1:42, 181,
]88, 212, 220,233, 250,
205, 307, 30s, 351, 420,
452. 477, 4^2, 407, 521,
502. 033, 040, 00,0, 603,
055 ! 000, 701, 705, 700,
xix, xlvii.
Tiirpiii, SO.
Tudnr, 183, 432.
Turnl)ull, 228.
Turrell, 244.
Tackrr, 213. 145, 270,
4s2, r,\r,\ 50J, OiO,
xxix, xlvi.
Tufts, 205.
Turhill, H!'!. 4!>0, 507, x
'I'linii'v. Oi)l .
Tarnr:-k. -17.
Turluuul, 541.
Tuilf. 010.
Tuatli:u. X''-
Tuulfi'Liry, x.
T'.irroU, xxxiii.
Tuekfiiii^n, xxxro.
Tvvetil, 75.
'i'winiiur, 00, 480, 017.
582, TwitcliL'U. 281, 205,20;',, 441
074
Tvler, 2, 18, 20. 20, 00, 1S2
■107, 235, 241, 2S0. 202, 304
j 307, 300, 3S0, 3!i7, 410, 420
I 423, 438, 453. 401 t- 401;
170,1 '"'l"' •''•^~' ^>''>'^- -'^ ' ' •"''■''• •'*''"
2811,1 022. 025, 0,:',] , 04 1. 0",3, 0'i3
5':^0.; OSO, 002.
705,^'rvn:i1. xix.
152., I'Vrnl, 573, 583.
2ii:;,;TVudal, OOt).
0!M,:4'Vn--, lis, . 100.
H'dfll, 40.
|rdal], 581, r>fii.
jrffofd. 73, 2(11.
|Uh:ii'j:'u, 555.
; l"rnl«eiiirld, 327.
l("iid.TsvM,,d, 23;), 025, 001
'['v'j'iliii, 500.
34 1, rpV.jn, 14, 28, 44, ]00, ■
023/ 145, 15-^ 175, 170, 102
434,1 21 1, 2!N, 251, :-;vO, 5()J
i 022. 0, !(). 055, O'M, 0'',5
' Ujnou, 33. 21. 225, OSS.
:rtley, 01, 227.
ln3. A';,il, 33, 105, 480.
155, Wni V,nvm, 54. 2'.j3, 510,51'
107. \';.;i ?>ufri'ii, 415.
2-.-;. Van Iht^i'Ii, 543.
4-3,|'\'au Hi'iirhuy.-^rn, 44, 417.
i;05,!ViUi CurVu, 335.
, 0''0,| Villi \ oniaud. 420.
, 70ii.i\ an l.)..n-n. 204.
iVan Duv,r-n. 300, 361.
^O'^.K'an nvk^\ 7))-
^'0,;^^.,; !:n.Ou--li, 417.
V5l,iVau woidfiiliaii.sei,, 705,
443,i\'aii lioiiMMi, 574.
o01,!Vaii Iniroii, 183.
Oi;o,jV;ni KU-ck, 414.
7(10,; Van Xfst, 444.
IVau Xanic, 180.
I Van Xcss, 74, 109, 303 537.
I Van P.dt, 552.
j\4in l'(.'nssf41aer, 111. *
Van Stefnl)uri!:, 121.
311. 'Van Srluick, 33(,.
025, \'an 4'iivl, 4-3,.
Van I'a.^s'll. 37'5.
:\'an Vrchim, 417.
^i. Viiu V..lkiMil>rii;.'-h, 42s.
\i\'A \V;iu,'m:.n,' i;08.
Vr.ii Vriukli', 14 1.
Van Zuiidf, 121).
Vund>'nvu,;d, 158.
,Vand, :lyn, 404,
I Varidcwiiicr, 4^';;.
iVa!:d.-, .MUrr, 444.
^Vand-iOill, 215. xvii.
iVandie, 405.
|Viin<--o, L22.'
'\'aiii4ian, 85. 711.
jVaik. 320.
JVcissal, lOii.
j\'ar-;. 7S .
lV;iriu'y, xxviii, xxix, xxxi.
iVcr I'ian.;!;, 145.
Verl.rkr, 510.
'Vernnn, 3, 1 1 , :;:i3. Oil.
j Vcrinil vca, 434, 55S.
:v:,:mi;",, i;i:;.
i\4[\r. Ill, 2. 5 0), 038.
lViUi(,i, 107.
IVillii.i.s, \xii.
iVor.rhr, ... 31'. 310, -in.
i'Vo^Our:; . 3:;4, 5iO.
iV^k.', 502.
j\'r(u\ iiiai',, 50.
!\'rt di.'ni)ai'.i,li. 070.
^\'.^■1^^VM:■T];. 7. >■:, 22. 21!, 83.
■ 04, i).^. 100. J 1^'. 157, 20i.
.; 344, :;0,-, 444,440, 471, 5S4,
, 02 ;, 020. 054. 07o.
, ,\Vi4(.s, 170. 031.
Winn. -v. 0, 10. 27. :;2. 30. 37,
, 05, {■}',, ]•:[, 1-3. !ii4. 178
I 170, 241, 242,252. 2!'l, 270,
■ 2S2, :•(•'< 3:;'k 3<W, 432, -t^l.
i 52 1-. 53,3,5]!), 548. 55;>, 5il3,
.; 5:0 U, 572. 5S0, 5-5, 0:^0.
1 081. 000, (iOl. 004, 704.
' xxxvi. xliv, .\is". xlvi,
I xlviii.
■W;.lk!cv,1;;,^'5,23;,24'!, KKi.
\^'u;i^^•l■. 18, 42, 5S, ill ), 2'iO,
411. 418, 4S2,504. 540,552.
037, 681, 704. xix.
Widlitiufwid, xxviii.
W;.hvcrtn, 241.
\^'pv. 17, 01, 83, 12s, 172.
170.
Wateinu-.n, 50, 259, 410, 57H.
627.
Waro, 00, 500. 524.
Waiin--, 75 to 81, 339.
^ViUtl(^s, 14.
\\ urrcn. 8, 55. 50, 02, 13>^.
170, 412, 0!i:i. xxxviii.
Wakenian, 257, 34 7,411.007.
\V;tk<4i-'-, 25>!.
Wau-iuT, 2.>0.
Wak. IirM, (;78.
Waid-n, 2SS, 4 17.
\Vai|,n!.-. 337.
Vriu'i,n!!.r,n. x.
Ward, is, 3'/, 32, 37, 41, i: .
'74, i)--, lii ;, 122. 1'--3. 101,
J05. 23S, 2:*;. 207. 3i;0 t.i
31::, 32'), 435. 430, 10;;, 105.
4ii;. HI, 5:;i, 5-!0. 5; 2. 5sr).
(122, Oii7, 0! -, 02;;. ::2:, '>3!K
1; 10. (Ill, 00 1, O^'O t" Oi'.'J,
075, 070, 07V OSO, xxxvi.
IXDEX or KUI?XAMEy.
too
V/utkins, 90, 575, 595.
Walter, 19, :20, 23,29, -.iG. 37,
89, 41 ;j.
vVniaiin-'ton, 142. l-!5. 101,
114, 192, 20o, 209, ;319, ;>^7,
390, S95, 402, 427, 02n, G:jo,
X.
Wruldin^^-ton, 92.
Wakclev, 2M.
Watts, ;j^, 431, niio, 600.
\\'adft, 53, 09, CSS.
Wtirduvll, 112,
W ut.sou, 100, 110, 12;j, 170,
;i21. 57], 5S;?, 708.
^^'llt■dncr, 099.
W'arhiini, 440, 6S5.
Wi.trous, 451, 4GG.
^\'ai^sul■, 59;'.
\\aT.uidue. 597.
^^'att•^paVk, 610.
V.'alsii, 010.
AN'atcrliou.^e, C38.
^Vastnov, xsiv.
Vvasliburn. 113, 2S'0. 207,
29S, 353, 099, xxxix.
"Waldo, xxvii.
^N'iillas, xlv.
Widler, 157, 001.
^A'asson, 103.
^^'aters, 90, 123, 175, 194, 207,
23'^, 248^ '350, 350, xliii.
Wadhanis, 179, 180, ISC, 405,
513, 521, 017, 032.
Wake. 274, OlO. Oil, xxiv.
VVaugh. 124.
\\u\ne, 107, 236.
Warrick. 186.
W.ildron, 109.
^^■.■!ilnvri<^r],1, 'j-v?_ 340.
Wiiterlmiv. 3.S7, 338, 344,
3 10.
Warrinrr, 309.
Walton, 109, 371, 415, 43S.
NVallv, 490.
Waite. 151, 308, 490.
Waslier, 03.
Wtlliiigton, 683.
WoUes, 1, 82, 83, 8-1, «0, 88,
80, 9S, 100, 102, 103, 107,
118, 119, 121, 196. 238, 30!.».
415, 418, 444, 553, 005, 029,1
0--5, OS';, 089, 704, xxxiv.l
W.dls, 100. 179, 189. 220.1
22S, 247, 295. :!n). Oils, 373, i
421, 4:i9, 442, OlO, 077, j
xxvii. j
\\\M..ks, 5, 63, 334, 308, 570,
V,'«4).st»n', 14, 105, 107, 111,
1I;>, 132. ISi, 228, 25:!, 29s, j
328, 307, 3Sl, 409, 410. 4 10, i
447, 181, .555. 557,004,009,1
on, 507, 093. 695. I
\\\\>\), 01, 112, 221, 339, 310.;
300, 403, 571. OKi, 001. i
40
Wrlton, 15. 28, 02, 178, 179
180, 180, 320, 561, 502, 040
^^'(■cd, 18, 10, 70, 77, 78, so
112, 339,344, 340. 34 7, 417
505, 650, 515.
Wetlu-rill, 131, 108.
\^'t'stcoit, lOii, 032.
Wttiiiore, 110, 202, 349, 354
359, 373, 434 to 438, 023
088, 089. 694, xlvii.
^^'e!d, 359, 305, 373, 018,
027.
Weicll, 130, '.!S. 184.
Wtrrzid, 17.
W-^t, ^247, 335, 4:!3. 564,
5l.'l, 595. 005, xxxiii, xlvii.
\\'c]roinb. 509.
Weaver, 861, 372, 50S. 51(>.
West brook, 310.
W'cstovor, 328, 093.
^'\'e:.-, 364. 459.
Wentworth, 452, xi.\-, xxiv,
xxvii, XXX, xiv, xi\ i.
Wein-/,. 400.
Wfir, 472.
W'eller, 641 .
Wheeler, 4, 5, 19, 57, 74, 75,
78, sr, 113, lie, 130, 115!
10^, 202. 213, 222. 225, 240,
25! , 203, 205, 270. 277', 278,
331, 353, 350, 357, 450. 532,
5t;3, 570, 572, 573, 578, 580,
586, 587, 607, 618,631.011,
054, 002,000, 081, 70fi, 70^,
xl, xlvi, xh'ii.
Whittlesev, 8, 13. 54, 100.
107, 110,157, 104,169, 175.
191, 288, 43}, 435, 551.632.
White, 55, 7:;, 75, 114.' 135
146, 147.100, 171, 174, 185,
195, 199, 212, 235, 330,3-13,
354, 450, 457. 510, 513, 538,
594,621. 631, 638, 051,073,
090, 091, xlviii.
Wliiteomb, 7, xxxix.
Whitting-toii. xxiii,
Whitino-, 7(j, 79, 111, 12S,
134. 101, 2H,2so, 287, 20 1|
296, 419, 423. (121, 707,
xlix. .
Whitmini, 14, 84 to 100, 132,
134. 334.431, 449,050,085,
704.
\\'ii01ey, 59.
WhiuuV,, KJO.
Whiiou.'ad, 107. 020, 02:;.
024.
Wliiddun, 231.
Whall<-v, l:;6. 17 7, 004 to
OOO, 607.
\^■heatoll, SI,
Whaph-.s, 150, 057.
^^'haie,l, i;;6.
^Vhe!IO.■y, 358.
W'hipj.h-, 494, 4!'0, xlv, xlvi.
WiHth)ck, s-3, !)■> rr;:', 5'"'-i
52:5.
\Vhitle;rh, xix.
Wliitiny, t<2. 89, 113. 114,
117, 150, 277. :307, 308, 429.
431, 402. 402,590, 0:;(), 0;;2,
05:;i, 527, xxxiv.
Whittier, 422.
Whitlindiill, 596.
Whitiiiore, 243 44!)
Whitfield, 203, :jLSO.
Whit ford, 330.
Whiteeluireli, 0O8, 009.
\Miedoii, 637.
Wheeiock, 600.
WiUard. 8, 50. 104, 105, 123,
1S8, 440. 550, 551, 023, 657,
020; 505, 081.
Wilbur, 7, 145, 310.
Williannoii, H2 92 95 347
472.
\N'ij;tei-. 32.
Wilriiot, 21, 47, 48, 137, 145,
14S, hin, 15-j, 153,](i|, 108,
0t)5, 009, 034, 04O, 652,057,
OSj, 704.
WilOi-Ms. 35. 48, 50, 00, 74.
100, 121, 123. 134, 204, 241,
275. 303, 3!;G, 307, 328. 349,
350, 353, 301. 409, 419 to
428, 434, 445, 404, 400, 485,
530, 572, 573. 575, 5S4, :,i--,:,^
024, 632, 052. 055, 510, 670,
I 0S2, 085, 080, 09O, 705, 711.
Wileox, 10, 24, 92,' 119, 2o0,
221. 425,447, 4si,49:. 578.
581, 000, 505, 497, 521,090.
Wilson. 37, 3S, 120', 157,100,
171, 181. 187.284, 285,333.
340, 341, ;!56, 300, 367, ;;68,
449, 487, 490. 557, 593, 590,
5 IN. (;,-:G.
Wiue]R-,-^rer, ;}9.
Wilder. 43, 04, 240. ■ '
Witr-in.-<. 79, 472. 425.
Wir.thi'up, 83, 000, 007, 041.
Wishart,414.
Wilkins, 5:^0.
Winehell, 90. 119, 1-kS.
Wiiiburn, 112.
Willett, 8;5. 200, 342, OoO,
607, 673.
Wileoxsou, i^:-]. 27:'., 579, 612.
Wilkinson, 92, li:;, 210, 631,
501, xx:si!i.
WiHi^s. 134, 205, 355.
\\'iuston, 47, 54, l:i7. 140,
550, 020. 6:>4.
Wi^,-, 50, 4<;:i, 527, 0s2.
Win;T;ite. 105, 59!.
^^'ickll:un, 255, 309, 315, 424,
4:52, xxiii.
\\'ii)der, 258
75-t
INDEX 01' SUFLNAin^S.
Wiglitinan. V^ , .■.-10, 5G2.
Wins-, 90, iGy, .J(J2.
Wilde, 2<7.
Wilu-^ie, 'OUI.
Wiswell, -?()•).
AVilli-toii, v'oT, G05.
\Yilki-r)ii, :',1S.
Witbc'tk, 8-Jl.
Windl^-, Wi.
Wiiiii, 1(;0, 4:J.S.
Willev, y:J.
Wiles, tU. 471.
Wigo-icswortii, 171, n;(L, one
WisiitT, -2(17.
Wilkes, ylv.
William the I. ion, G12.
Williidii I, 61-1
Wilnutvth. -17'-2.
Vv'ick, 4b 6, 54-"J.
Wirt, 8!.)S.
AVjnneo-ar, oOJ.
^A'ii)>^l,r\v. :m.
Willi.li, .577.
^^■i<:'klifTe, CO!).
Will.- line, (;:u.
Willoek, 0S2.
^^'illS()n, xxxiii,
\^'islll?(;e, xxxiii.
Wiil.aiii, :c\.\iii.
^^'iiHlP, 577. ^
^Vo(jd, xii.
Wodeliou?e, 010.
Woldon, o81.
Word.swunl:, 477, 4S.-).
Worth, 41;i.
Woodlmrn, Osi).
Woodhuli. ;.M-,>, ',';^7, OnCi
(571.
Wa.,.;Ii>ridov, Ar,, ur), 100, V-i-',,
14'), 104,-i'iS, lt<'.), 312, 3y:3,
410, 418, 444, 445, 404, 0S9,
000, 70.1.
^VoodrulV, 2, ."), 0, 7, 9. 14,
1.1, 10, 20, 52, 57, 71, 72,
78. 107, 119, 121, 122, 124,
140, ]0;t, 108,175,590,029.
50S. 509, 700.
Woodwortli, 41.
\Volilp:Luniitli, 709. '
U ooduaid, 07, 147, 153, 154,
175, ISO, 248,2.80,281,280,
292. 294,53:^1,857,424,4.52,
502, 037, 043, 044, 054, 52-3,
'180, 705.
\\'oodur,iii, 04.
\V(KKlford, ;',8, 39, 121, 211.
Woodbury, xxiv, xlvi.
Woodiu, 'l77, 181, 2i)9, 210,
220, 228, 307, 308, 489, 053.
085.
Wood', 3, 80, 92, 136, 200.
23-. 273,310, 334.373,421.
4i(4, 535, .593, 594, 000, 05;J,
050, 057, 508. ^ •
Wooding', 223, 535, 572.
Woodliouse, 195
Woods, 82, 116, 144, 188.
222, 414. 420, 572.
^^'orden, 48, 50.
\V<jodside, 3;iO.
Woodcock, 3o;;.
\Voloott, 104. 100. 107, 108,
122, 129, 100,- 177, V.VA. 225.
3()0, 3''7, 351, 352, 3'i5, d-^\ .
433! 405, 071, 5'.;0, .593, 020,
032, 085, G'.U, 093, 094, 700.
702, x]\ii.
WonlseV, 109, 130, 211, 214,
340, -in;, 409, 41 i, 415, 429.
X, xix.
Wortliiiigtoii, 100, 107, 349,
3.53, 354, 482, 080.
Wolseley, 610.
Woostcr, 147, 204. 205, 200,
255, 290,297,339.351,504,
500, 509, 570, 0-J3, 520.
Won-'^ster. 590.
Wri-ht, 41, 49. 59, OO 252
I.5I, 99. 275, 332, 407', 412]
417, 488, 494, 503, 500, 570,
513, 9, 15, 16, 678, 091,
xlix.
WrigTitman, 121, 201.
Wrigl^v, 109.
^Vylie.■300, 301, 536, .501.
Wviuau, 184, 249, xJv.
Wyse, 104, 105, 238. 341.
Wvncoop, 144.
U'yllis, 3, 5, 95, 99, 303.
Wycliin, x.
Wyclie, xix.
Yates, 020.
Yale, 2. 4, 5, li, 22, 154,
193, 210, 218 to 221, 23),
205, 325, 384, 347, 540 to
545, (;22 to 024, 045, 047,
649, 0.58, 053, 701, 705, 700.
Y'ardley, 410.
^'eoinaus, 3o0, 435.
Young, 0, 79, SO, 144, 211
212, 2il, 94. 310, 322. 384!
oil, O^i.
Y'dunirs. 325.
Y"eai;er. 495.
Y'ork. 499.
Z.-ll.a, 523.
Zulii'r, 2o7.
Zinnuernian, 310,
407.
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