The genealogies of the families of Cohasset, Massachusetts

MASSACHUSETTS
STATE COLLEGE

LIBRARY

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THE GENEALOGIES

OF THE

FAMILIES OF COHASSET

THE GENEALOGIES

OF THE

FAMILIES OF COHASSET

MASSACHUSETTS

COMPILED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE COM-
MITTEE ON TOWN HISTORY

BY
GEORGE LYMAN DAVENPORT

AND

ELIZABETH OSGOOD DAVENPORT

WITH CHAPTERS ON

TOWN HISTORY WRITTEN BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE

AND OTHERS SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE NARRATIVE

HISTORY OF COHASSET BY REV. E. VICTOR

BIGELOW PUBLISHED IN 1898

PUBLISHED
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF

THE COMMITTEE ON TOWN HISTORY
1909

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Copyright, 1909

THE COMMITTEE ON TOWN HISTORY OF
COHASSET, MASS.

Stanbopc lptesa

F. H. GILSON COMPAN1
BOSTON. U.S. A

INTRODUCTION

In 1896, when Rev. E. Victor Bigelow, a member of the com-
mittee on Town History, volunteered to write a history of the
Town of Cohasset, Mr. and Mrs. George L. Davenport were
engaged by the committee to write a Genealogy of Cohasset
Families.

The narrative history was completed and published in 1898,
but the genealogy requiring infinitely more research, it was not
possible to publish it with the earlier volume, and it was not
until October, 1908, that the book was ready for the press.

In the ten years that have elapsed since the publication of
the history, there have been some changes in the town, and the
committee on Town History have taken advantage of the oppor-
tunity to bring the History up to date. In the narrative history
subjects were omitted which might properly have been included ;
we have therefore added a number of chapters containing matter
which it is believed is of sufficient importance to be preserved.

We wish to acknowledge our obligation to those who at then-
own expense have furnished half-tones for many of the illustra-
tions, and especially to Mr. Russell B. Tower, who has made
from old oil paintings several negatives from which half-tones
have been made.

Newcomb B. Tower,
Aaron Pratt,
Oliver H. Howe,
E. Pomeroy Collier,
George W. Collier,

Committee on Town History.

PREFACE

This genealogical record of the families of Cohasset has
been prepared at the request of the Committee on Town His-
tory, and is printed as the result of the vote of the town,
March 3, 1908.

It was found very unsatisfactory to begin with the date
1770, when the second precinct of Hingham became the town-
of Cohasset, and the rule adopted was to take each family as
soon as it became resident upon land now included in this
town. Besides this " Rocky Nook " was included as being at
one time a part of Cohasset. The work is brought down to the
close of 1907, with as much added for 1908 as could be obtained
up to the time of going to press.

The basis of the work is the town and church records, and
these are supplemented by those of other towns, printed and
unprinted, and other genealogical records, and by family records,
deeds and wills. As there was no record of deaths kept from
1747 to 1798, and Joel Willcutt's diary begins only in 1791, the
date of decease of many prominent persons is conspicuously
wanting. For this period the cemetery inscriptions are the
chief authority, but there is no record of the names of the many
placed in tombs.

In early years baptisms rather than births were recorded.
In some instances these took place on the very day of birth,
but it was more often the following Sunday.

Much help has been derived from the Hingham Genealogies
in writing out our families before 1 770, but all has been compared
with our records, and in many cases it has been possible to make
corrections or to add new matter. Only residents of the
town (the second precinct of Hingham before 1770) are in-
cluded, and those only who appear in some way on the records.

vi Preface.

One or two exceptions have been made when these seemed
justified.

The method of arrangement used is that indorsed by the
New England Historic Genealogical Society, and is essentially
the same as that of the Hingham Genealogies. Whenever
possible the line of ancestors going back to the "emigrant" is
given, numbered, in parenthesis after the name of the head of
each family. Where this cannot be done the names of his
father and mother are given in the parenthesis, sometimes
followed by those of grandparents. The head of each family
has his own number, and this number, after number one, is
found at the left of his name in his father's family, except in
one or two cases where the father was not of this town, yet
Closely related to others here.

In early times the spelling of Christian names was so varied
that it has been thought better to enter them as found. Names
of those born within the last fifty years or so have been given
in the generally received form, so far as practicable. Much
assistance has been received from members of the families
given, but in one or two instances it has come too late for use.
It must be remembered that authorities often differ in the
matter of a date, and in such a case the compiler must use his
judgment as best he can.

Double dating was used up to 1752 for the dates between
1 Jan. and 25 Mar., as the year legally began on the latter
date. For instance, Rev. Nehemiah Hobart began to live in
his house "Jan. 20, 1724-5." His first child was born Nov. 6,
1725; that is, the November following. In bringing down the
dates of the first half of the eighteenth century (until Septem-
ber, 1752) to the present time, eleven days should be added.
Thus the two-hundredth anniversary of the raising of Parson
Hobart *s house will occur on Oct. 26, 1922.

When giving the public offices, held by individuals, their
election at town meeting was taken as proof of their serving.
In a few instances they were excused and did not hold office,
but reference to the note by Mr. N. B. Tower under "Town
Officers " will lead to the needed corrections.

We wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to Mr. George

Preface. vii

Lincoln of Hingham for the help his work has given us, and
we owe thanks to Mr. Wilford J. Litchfield and to Miss Ella
Bates for assistance in tracing Scituate connections.

There are many names and dates wanting that time and
further research may discover, but it has been our earnest
endeavor to make our work as complete as possible.

George Lyman Davenport.
Elizabeth Osgood Davenport.

ABBREVIATIONS

used in Cohasset Genealogies, omitting such as are most common.

abt., about.

A.M., Master of Arts.

asst., assistant.

b., bom.

Bat., Battalion.

B.D., Bachelor of Divinity.

bef., before.

bt, baptized.

bur., buried.

Cav., Cavalry.
Cem., Cemetery.
Cent., Central,
j Children.
•' 1 Church.
Coh., Cohasset.
Coll., College.
Com., Committee.
Cor., Corner.

d., died.

dau., daughter.

dea., deacon.

dec'd, deceased.

D.D., Doctor of Divinity.

Div. Sch., Divinity School.

Dor., Dorchester.

est., estate.

grad., graduate.

H. Art., Heavy Artillery.

SarC'coll.JHarvardCol,ege-
H. S., High School.
Hing., Hingham.

Int., Intention.

J. W., Joel Willcutt's Diary.

m., married.

mo., month.

Med., Medical.

mem., member.

M.D., Doctor of Medicine.

Ply., Plymouth,
pre., precinct.
Pres., President,
prob., probably.
Pt., Point,
pub., published.

res., resided or residence,
rem., removed.

Sch.

School.

Schooner.
Scit., Scituate.
sec, second.
Soc, Society.

S.T.B., Bachelor of Divinity.
S.T.D., Doctor of Divinity.

unm., unmarried.

wid., widow,
widr., widower.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Cohasset Genealogies i

By George Lyman Davenport and Elizabeth Osgood Davenport

List of Town Officers 495

Compiled by Nezvcomb B. Tower, with biographical sketches by Edmund
Pomeroy Collier.

Gleanings from the Town Records 511

By Ne-wcomb B. Tower.

Musical Associations of Cohasset 515

The Tremont Serenade Band — The Atlantic Musical Asso-
ciation — The Cohasset Choral Union — The Cohasset
Musical Association
By Burgess C. Tower

Cohasset's Deep Sea Captains 532

By Edmund Pomeroy Collier

Wrecks, Wrecking and Life Saving in Cohasset 589

By Oliver H. Howe

The Great Gale of November 27, 1898, in Cohasset 604

By Oliver H. Howe

A Short History of St. Stephen's Church 615

By Rev. Howard Key Bartow

The Pope Memorial Church 617

By Rev. Cecil Harper

The Paul Pratt Memorial Library 618

By Rev. William R. Cole, with a Description of the Building by the
Architect, Edward Nichols

Early Records of the Cohasset Library 622

Historic Memorials 625

By Oliver H. Howe

Recent Development of Cohasset 627

By Oliver H. Howe

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Cohasset Common and the Old Meeting House, erected 1747. . .Frontispiece
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, Feb., 1905 . facing page 495

Newcomb B. Tower, Joseph S. Bigelow, Philander Bates.

Martin Lincoln " 502

Abraham H. Tower " 504

Joseph Osgood " 505

J. Q. A. Lothrop " 506

Abraham H. Tower " 508

Edward E. Tower " 515

Vessels Built in Cohasset and drawn from Memory by

Frank Pratt " 532

Capt. John Jacob Lothrop " 536

Capt. Peter Pratt " 536

Capt. Ephraim Snow " 537

Capt. Henry Snow " 537

Capt. Daniel T. Lothrop " 538

Ship"Streglitz" " 538

Capt. George Hall " 539

Capt. James Collier " 539

Capt. Philip Fox " 540

Ship " Emerald " " 540

Capt. John Barker and Wife " 549

Bark " Lewis " (Cohasset) " 549

Capt. Ezra Towle " 552

Capt. William Pratt " 552

Capt. George W. Collier " 555

Amos Tilden (Blacksmith) " 555

Capt. Francis L. Pratt " 556

Brig " Talisman " (Cohasset) " 556

Capt. John Warren Bates " 560

Ship " Flying Eagle " " 560

Capt. James Collier " 565

Ship " North America " " 565

Capt. James Hall " 570

Capt. Christopher Collier " 570

xii List of Illustrations.

Capt. J. P. T. Percival facing page 574

Bark " Vesta " entering Marseilles Harbor " 574

Capt. Joseph H. Smith " 578

Bark " Martha Allen " " 578

Capt. Jacob F. Bates " 581

Bark " James L. Pendergast " " 581

Capt. Samuel P. Bates " 585

Capt. Harrison P. Snow " 585

Bark "William Schroder" " 588

Brig " Eliza Burgess " " 588

Nichols Tower " 593

View looking east on Border St., showing Tower's Store

and Adjacent Buildings, Nov. 27, 1898 " 607

The Fishing Vessel "Juniata," wrecked Nov. 27, 1898 " 610

St. Stephen's Church " 615

Pope Memorial Church " 617

Paul Pratt Memorial Library " 618

The New Black Rock House " 628

A Familiar Group at Cohasset Harbor " 629

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS

Page 28, line 14 (from top), omit "1873-1883."

Page 34, lines 6 and 7, omit marriage to Deborah Whiton and her birth, also (2).
Deborah Whiton married, according to Miss Ella T. Bates, another Solomon
Bates. (See Bates Bulletin, April, 1909, p. 3.)

Page 40, line 41, for 21 Mar. read 22 Mar.; line 42, for 2 Nov. read 19 Nov.
For one son, one daughter, read two sons, two daughters.

Page 57, line 16, for 1893 read 1892.

Page 93, line 17, for Downe read Doane.

Page no, line t,3j Ior Sarah Priscilla (Nichols) Tower read Sarah Priscilla
(Tower) Pratt.

Page no, after line 41, add, "Member of Board of Trustees of the Cohasset
Public Library and its first secretary. Secretary of the School Committee, 1887-
1894, Chairman 1 894-1 902.

Page no, second line from foot, for Nov. 16 read Nov. 15.

Page 126, line 25, for Clark read Lothrop, and for Francis read Frank.

Page 132, line 16, for 1899 read 1889.

Page 146, line 24, for 1859 read 1873.

Page 152, under Fitch, William H., insert before "Ch. b. in Coh." "Ch. —
Thomas William, b. 18 Sept., 1893; Mollie Isabel, b. 11 March, 1895."

Page 161, line 41, for Towers read Tower.

Page 164, after line 8, insert "3 ch. b. elsewhere."

Page 173, line 8, for Henry read Harry.

Page 174, line 17, for 1288 read 1828.

Page 178, under Hanlon, Edward, add a third child, Florence.

Page 185, 3d line from foot, for Annis read Avis.

Page 227, line 21, for 1868, read 1890.

Page 246, line 20, for Stillman Hewine read Stillman N. Willis.

Page 275, omitted after Mayo : McAllister, Frank Barr, son of John Gilman and
Almeda Norton Tirrell, b. Sept. 17, 1874, in Lawrence, Mass., grad. Amherst
College, 1896, B.A., Yale Div. Sch., 1899, B.D. Ordained pastor of Congrega-
tional Church, Bedford, Mass., 1899, installed pastor of 2d Congregational
Church, Cohasset, 1904. M. 12 June, 1906, May Leslie, daughter of William R.
and Mariannie (Pratt) Collier.

Page 279, line 8, for Shubenacida read Shubenacadie.

Page 311, line 23, for Percy read Percival Snow.

Page 330, line 4, for 3 daus. read § daus. 2 sons.

Page 331, line 24, for 3 daus. read 5 daus. 2 sons.

Page 343, line 19, after "2 Feb." insert "3 Feb. in town rec."

Page 377, line 1, for Scarfe read Scaife.

Page 385, in place of last three lines, read Ernest H. = Katherine M. Parker.
In U. S. Lighthouse service since 1894; 3d asst. keeper, Minot Ledge Light since
1905.

Page 392, line 27, for 1847 rea^ 1827.

Page 406, line 12, for Putnam read Butman.

Page 444, line 19, for Charles W. Wheelwright read Charles C. Wheelwright;
line 24, for " 1884-1894" read " 1873-1895 "; line 42, after^Gilbert Sanders, 15 Feb.,
1885, insert M. I. T., S.B., 1905, S.M., 1906.

Page 448, line 14, for Wis. read Minn.

Page 465, line 8, for Howard read Harvard.

COHASSET GENEALOGIES

ADAMS.

Mary, wife of Rufus, d. 4 Feb., 1857, aged 25 yrs. George E.
of Boston, d. 5 Aug., 1875, aged 59 yrs. 19 days. Cutler L. Crouch,
m. 24 Oct., 1883, Katie, of Boston.

AGEVADO.

Manuel F. (Manuel F. = Anna de S'Jose), b. 1850; m. (Int.
27 Dec, 1878), Leopoldino Emilia, dau. of Joseph and Mary
Pimental. She was b. i860.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Annie Henrietta, 28 Sept., 1879.
ii. Lottie May, 20 Sept., 1880; d. 12 Oct., 1880.
iii. Mary Julia, 8 Mar., 1882.

AHEARN.

Peter (son of Peter of Kildare, and Sarah Mclntire of Tiguish,
Prince Edward Island), b. 18 April, 1855; m. Margaret F., dau. of
Martin and Catherine (Foley) Ryan. Came to Coh. in 1881.

Ch.,—

i. Mary Loretta, b. in Alberton, P.E.I., 13 April, 1881.
ii. Sarah Maud, b. in Hing., 18 Oct., 1882.

iii. Raymond Peter, b. in Hing., 10 Jan., 1884; m. 30 April, 1905,
Grace Warren Bates. Ch., Edwin Bates, b. in Hull, April, 1906.
iv. Frederick Edward, b. in Coh., 24 Sept., 1885.
v. Henry M., b. in Hull, 2 June, 1887.
vi. Austin L., b. in Hull, 6 Feb., 1889.

vii. Edgar J., b. in New Bedford, 23 Oct., 1890; d. 1 June, 1895.
viii. John Bertran, b. in Hull, 3 Jan., 1893; d. 29 April, 1901.
ix. Margaret Frances, b. in Hull, 28 Aug., 1895.
x. Gertrude Elizabeth, b. in Hull, 28 Aug., 1895.
xi. Catherine, b. in Hull, 30 April, 1898.
xii. Dorrie E., b. in Hull, 28 June, 1901.
xiii. Julie Eleanor, b. in Hull, 26 Feb., 1904.

Note. — Catherine M., m. Charles C. Smith. Catherine M. (Ahearn)
Smith, d. 7 May, 1892. Annie, m. 15 Nov., 1873, Thomas Roche. James,
son of Jeremiah and Margaret, d. 23 Dec, 1907, aged 68 yrs.

Ainslie.

AINSLIE (AINSLEY).

1. William Garrett4 and wife Margaret Powers came to
Cohasset from Halifax, Nova Scotia. He d. 19 April, 1863, aged
81 mos. 19 days. She d. 5 July, 1873, aged 71 yrs. 3 mos.

Ch., b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia, —

2. i. John, 1827.

3. ii. George E., 1829.

4. iii. Henry, 1834.

5. iv. Robert, 1838.

6. v. Peter, 1840.

2. John2 (William Garrett1), b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1827;
m. 1 Jan., 185 1, Elizabeth, dau. of Michael and Mary (O' Sullivan)
Murphy. She was b. , 1832. He d. 2 June, 1862. She sur-
vived him and m. (2) 7 April, 1864, Otis Mott, son of Joseph
and Lydia (Church) Mott, of Scituate.

Ch., b. in Con., —

i. William Henry, 2 Jan., 1852; m. 1 Jan., 1872, Harriet F. Stetson

of Randolph,
ii. John Joseph, 27 July, 1853; d. young,
iii. Mary Elizabeth, 17 Sept., 1855; m. 1 Jan., 1872, Elbridge Gerry

Stetson of Randolph,
iv. John Francis, 3 July, 1857; d. 30 Dec, i860,
v. Jeremiah Robert, 25 Aug., 1861; m. 31 Oct., 1885, Lizzie C.

Bradford of Scit.

3. George E.2 (William Garrett1), b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia,

, 1829; m. 26 Dec, 1851, Eliza J., dau. of Francis M. and

Sarah (Hyland) Lincoln. She was b. 18 Nov., 1832, and d. before
1905. He d. 6 Feb., 1905, at Norwell.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susan Ellen, 12 Oct., 1852; m. .

ii. Henrietta Maria, 22 Mar., 1855; m. 4 Aug., 1875, William W.
Apts.

7. iii. George William, 30 July, 1857.

8. iv. Atwood Ingalls, 23 Mar., i860.
v. Son, 30 Sept., 1862; d. soon.

vi. Mary Eva, 16 July, 1868; m. 31 May, 1887, Benj. S. Litchfield,
vii. Henry Wilbur, 31 Dec, 1870; d. 31 Dec, 1870.
viii. Child, 15 Mar., 1873; d. 16 Mar., 1873.
ix. Albert Wallace, 16 June, 1875.

4. Henry2 (William Garrett1), b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia, June,
1834; m. 19 Feb., 1861, Rebecca, dau. of Thomas and Rebecca
(Lambert) Tower. She was b. 30 June, 1843, anc* d. 25 Oct.,

1865. He m. (2) Elizabeth Healey of Ireland. She was b. ,

1839, and d. 28 April, 1889. He d. 23 May, 1879. Of U. S.
Navy in the Civil War.

Ainslie. 3

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Rebecca, —

i. Emma Frances, i Dec, 1861; m. 11 May, 1884, Frank A. Tower,
son of John M. and Harriet A. (Souther) Tower, adopted dau. of
Sam'l and Sarah J. (Tower) Souther.

ii. Carrie Elizabeth, 4 Aug., 1863.

iii. Harriet Tower, 26 Sept., 1865; d. 8 Oct., 1865.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, Elizabeth, —

iv. Alice Mary, 28 Oct., 1869.

v. Sarah Ann, 31 Oct., 1873; d. l(> May, 1892, at Boston,
vi. Jane Frances, 13 July, 1876; m.; lives in Weymouth.

5. Robert H.2 (William Garrett1), b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia,

, 1838; m. Eliza M. Day of Weymouth. She d. 18 Dec,

1878. He m. (2) (Int. 14 Oct., 1880), Catherine, dau. of James
and Maria (Quinton) Dugan, of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Resides
on Margin St. "Fisherman."

Ch., b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia, by 1st wife, Eliza, —

i. Robert H., 3 Nov., 1856; d. 26 June, 1873.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Anna Elizabeth, 29 Mar., 1858.

iii. George, 31 Oct., 1859; m. 28 Nov., 1890, Mary Ann Patterson

of Boston.
iv. William Owen, 7 July, 1861; m. 13 July, 1890, Elizabeth J.
Burke of Weymouth. He d. 3 April, 1892.
9. v. John Jeremiah, 22 Dec, 1862.

vi. Elizabeth Margaret, , 1865; m. 29 June, 1884, William

Joseph Brennock.

vii. Catherine Ellen, 22 April, 1869; m. .

viii. Martha May, i Oct., 1870; m. 16 July, 1890, Harry A. Carr of
Boston; 5 ch.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, Catherine, —

ix. Mary Lillian, 21 Aug., 1881; m. 26 Oct., 1901, Ralph Young
Martell.

6. Peter2 (William Garrett1), b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
1840; m. 25 Dec, i860, Ellen, dau. of James and Catherine
(Murphy) Rooney. She was b. 1844. He m. (2) 28 Nov., 1876,
Mary Ann, dau. of Patrick and Mary (McCarty) Donovan. She
was b. 1852. Of U. S. Navy in the Civil War.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Mary Rebecca, 21 Sept., 1861; m. 27 Nov., 1879, John E. Kins-
ley. She d. 10 Jan., 1882.
ii. Helen Catherine, ii Nov., 1863.
iii. Katie E., 1865; m. 5 Feb., 1884, Joseph F. Martin,
iv. Delia Frances, 22 July, 1866; d. 13 May, 1867.

v. Delia Elizabeth, 27 Sept., 1868; m. Frothingham. She

d. 30 Nov., 1894, in East Boston,
vi. Peter William, 15 Mar., 1870.
vii. Catherine Ellen, 24 June, 1871.

4 A inslie — A lamas .

Ch., by 2d wife, —

viii. Claude Garrison, 7 Sept., 1877.

7. George William3 (George2 William Garrett1), b. 30 July,
1857; m. 28 April, 1878, Belinda Jane, dau. of Edward H. and
Relief J. (Taylor) Arnold. Residence, Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

10. i. George Edward, 26 Aug., 1878; m. 26 Oct., 1898, Mary L.
Egan.
ii. Ellery Francis, 12 Dec, 1879; d. 17 Jan., 1881.
iii. William B. Johnson, 18 Aug., 1881.
iv. Wilbur Henry, 17 Feb., 1887.
v. Harriet Elizabeth, 19 June, 1889; d. 19 Aug., 1891.
vi. Harry Wilson, ii June, 1891; d. 26 Aug., 1891.
vii. Child, 28 Nov., 1892.
viii. Mabel Gladys, 4 Mar., 1894; d. 31 May, 1894.

8. Atwood Ingalls3 (George2 William Garrett1), b. 23 Mar.,
i860; m. 29 June, 1879, Sarah, dau. of Alfred and Margaret
(Burns) Haskell. She was b. 17 Aug., 1862. Resided on Beech-
wood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Florence May, 27 Mar., 1881.
ii. Alfred Lincoln, 15 Mar., 1883.
iii. Elwood Francis, 6 June, 1886.

9. John Jeremiah3 (Robert2 William Garrett1), b. 22 Dec,

1862; m. 29 Nov., 1883, Mary McCarty. She was b. , 1863.

Residence (1891), Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

Robert, 26 Aug., 1888; d. 13 Mar., 1897, at Boston.
Mary Ellen, 18 July, 1891.

10. George Edward4 (George W.3 George2 William Garrett1),
b. 26 Aug., 1878; m. 26 Oct., 1898, Mary Louise, dau. of John J.
Egan. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,— ■

i. Eunice Maria, 7 June, 1899.
ii. Belinda Louisa, 23 April, 1901.
iii. Dorothy May, ii Aug., 1903.

Note. — Alice Mary, b. 28 Oct., 1869. Elinor N., d. 25 July, 1875, aSed
31 yrs. Lois Rayland, d. 16 Sept., 1896, aged 1 mo. 18 days. Edith M., m. 27
Dec, 1902, Harry P. Jones of Hing. Verna C, d. 3 Feb., 1901, aged 3 mos.
6 days, at Norwell.

ALAMAS.
Manuel Silva, d. ii Nov., 1902, aged 72 yrs. 6 mos.

A Ibro — A Iden — A Idrich — A lexander — A lien — A Imeida . 5

ALBRO.

Sarah Emeline (Adams), d. 19 Dec, 1890, aged 70 yrs. 2
mos. 1 day.

ALDEN.

John Victor, son of Adelbert H. and Mabel (Thayer), b. 8
June, 1888.

ALDRICH.

Bessie A. (Phelps), d. 24 Aug., 1892, aged 60 yrs. 4 days.
Mary J., d. 16 April, 1882, aged 56 yrs. 11 mos.

ALEXANDER.

Barton S. = Sarah Bolton. Captain of U. S. Engineer Corps;
Superintendent of Construction of Minot Ledge Lighthouse 1855
to i860. Resided in house built by Zaccheus Rich on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter S., 8 Jan., 1857.
ii. Son, 3 Feb., i860.

ALLEN.

Joel (Joseph of Wells, Me.), b. , 1823; m. 7 Sept., 1856,

Louisa F. (Parker) Hall, widow of James R. Hall, and dau. of
John and Mary Oakes (Lawrence) Parker. She was b. 22 Aug.,
1832, and d. 4 April, 1885.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Susannah, 6 Aug., 1857; m. Charles Trask.
Two others b. elsewhere.

Charles Francis (William S. = Mary J. Thayer), b. , 1858;

m. 2 April, 1882, Susie M., dau. of Dawes S. and Elizabeth L.
(Barker) Nott. She was b. 10 April, 1866. Resided on Beech-
wood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Weldon Eugene, i Oct., 1882.

Note. — James W. Holland m. 28 Dec, 1879, Bridget. Samuel A., m.
29 Nov., 1876, Abbie D. Stetson, both of Randolph. Harold Douglas, son of
John H. and Harriet M. (Densmore), b. 14 Jan., 1887.

ALMEIDA.

1. Joseph William2 (Manuel1 = Mary Andrew), b. Boston,
1875; m- 3 Mar., 1896, Alicia Margaret, dau. of Barney and Delia
(O'Reilly) Rooney. She was b. 25 Sept., 1876. Resides on
Doane St.

6 ^ Almeida — Alonquist—Amsden — Anderson.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alicia Helen, 27 Sept., 1896.
ii. Delia May, 24 Oct., 1897.
iii. Bernard Joseph, 15 Nov., 1900.

2. William Joseph2 (Manuel1 = Mary Andrew), b. Boston,
1878; m. 23 Sept., 1901, Sarah Lincoln, dau. of Antoine Jr. and
Mary E. (Arnold) Vargus. She was b. 28 June, 1885. Resides
on Doane St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Joseph, 30 Oct., 1906; d. 13 Nov., 1906.
Note. — Fred /., m. 9 July, 1907, Flora C. MacLeod of Boston.

ALONQUIST.
Dau. of Gust and Freda (Munther), b. 12 Aug., 1907.

AMSDEN.
Child of Fred. N. and Eliza J. Hays, b. 21 Feb., 1901.

ANDERSON.

Joseph, m. (pub. in Hing., 3 Dec, 1724), Charity, dau. of
Israel and Mary (Sumner) Nichols. She was b. in Hing. 10 May,
1700.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Mary, 18 July, 1725; d. 8 Feb., 1726-27.
ii. Jonathan, b. 16 Oct., 1728; m. in Hing., 30 July, 1752, Mary, dau.

of Ephraim Wilder,
iii. Joseph, 14 May, 1732.
iv. Archibald, 22 Sept., 1734.

1. Antone (John = Maria Anderson), b. in Portugal 1820;
m. 28 May, 1859, Mary Ann Rita, dau. of Manuel and Rothe
Rita Silvia. She was b. 1835.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Antone, 22 Mar., i860.

ii. John C, , 1862; d. 22 June, 1879.

2. iii. Joseph C, 9 Oct., 1864.

2. Joseph C. (Anthony = Mary Ann Sylvia), b. 9 Oct., 1864;
m. 18 Nov., 1894, Annie Frank, dau. of William and Mary A.
(Readon) McKay. She was b. in Newfoundland, 1870. Resided
on Beechwood St. He d. 13 Oct., 1899.

Anderson — Andrews. 7

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph Curtis, 30 May, 1895.

ii. Myra Ellwood, ii June, 1896; d. 16 July, 1898.
iii. Beatrice Cecilia, 20 April, 1898; d. 10 Aug., 1898.
iv. Marion Gertrude, 7 Sept., 1899; d. 28 Jan., 1900.

Miles D. (Lewis = Almira Olive Dunham), b. , 1842; m.

5 April, 1863, Melissa Ann, dau. of John and Mary Stodder
(Lincoln) Manuel. She was b. 5 Nov., 1845.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Miles Lewis, 29 Mar., 1864; d. 6 Oct., 1865.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

ii. Almira Olive, 15 Feb., 1867.
iii. Florence May, 10 July, 1876.

Charles M. = Annie I. Cumba.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Minnie Annie, 16 Nov., 1895.
ii. Annie Elizabeth, 3 July, 1897.
iii. Amelia Josephine, 31 May, 1901.

Augustus E. (Eric = Mary Hebreck), b. in Everett, 1877; m.
14 Sept., 1904, Lucy E., dau#of John M. and Lucy (Frates) Smith. 1
She was b. 31 Dec, 1882. Resided on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Leonard Aldrich, 5 June, 1905.

Note. — Frances, dau. of Lewis and Almira O. Anderson, d. 13 Feb., 1853,
aged 2 yrs. 11 mos. Almira O., wife of Lewis, d. 10 April, 1853, aged 38 yrs.
James, of Boston and Hull, m. 14 Aug., 1862, Ann, dau. of Robert and Lizzie
Moran of Halifax, Nova Scotia. Elizabeth C., dau. of William and Elizabeth
(McKay) Anderson of Baddeck, C.B., m. 30 Nov., 1887, James Barton Harvey
of Taunton. J. Arthur, m. 23 May, 1888, Euphemia J. McNeil, both of Hull.
Oscar, m. 3 Dec, 1902, Rita J. (Page) Lawrence.

ANDREWS.

Frank George (Antoine = Mary Frates), b. in South Boston,
1881; m. 17 Mar., 1901, Lulu F., dau. of Osborn and Addie P.
(Peakes) Wood. She was b. 22 Mar., 1881. He d. 12 Sept., 1907,
aged 26 yrs. 1 day. Resided in Beechwoods.

Ch., b, in Coh., —

i. Ethel May, 13 Aug., 1902.
ii. Frank Alton, 3 Nov., 1904.
iii. Son, 19 Nov., 1907.

8 A ngles — A nthony — A ntoine .

ANGLES.

Joseph Fauston (Fauston = Mary Jason), b. in St. George,
Western Isles, 1862; m. 13 Feb., 1893, Marianna, dau. of Frank
and Marianna V. (Silvia) Pierson. She was b. 2 May, 1867, and
d. 30 Sept., 1895.

Ch., b. in Con., —

i. Albert Angles Foster i , , , 0
ii. John Joseph Foster f ' l6 Mar" l894-
iii. Christantine, 15 July, 1895; d. 27 Aug., 1895.

ANTHONY.

Arthur, d. 12 Jan., 1903, aged 29 yrs.

ANTOINE.

1. Manuel1 (Francis Lemo = Isabella ), b. in Pico, Azores,

20 Jan., 1820; m. 26 Oct., 1840, in Boston, Elizabeth, dau. of
Richard and Betsey (Dunnels) (Rose) Adams. She was b. 25
April, 182 1, and d. 6 Oct., 1852. He m. (2) 2 Mar., 1853, Fran-
cesca McLean, b. 28 Feb., 1826, and d. 24 Aug., 1895. He d.
6 Feb., 1892. Resided on Margin, and later on Stockbridge St.
Came to Coh. abt. 1845.

Ch., by 1st wife, Elizabeth, —

i. Maria Elizabeth, b. in Boston, 4 Dec, 1841; m. 9 Dec, 1858,
Manuel R. Silva.
2. ii. Manuel Francis, b. in Boston, 21 Dec, 1843.

iii. Joseph Adams (George, Coh. Rec), b. in Coh., 21 Mar., 1846; d.

5 Feb , i860,
iv. Sarah Ellen (Elizabeth, Coh. Rec), b. in Coh., 19 Nov., 1848;

m. 10 Dec, 1866, Manuel P. Valine,
v. Abraham, b. in Coh., 21 Dec, 185 1; d. 15 Aug., 1853.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, Francesca, —

vi. Alice M., 2 Jan., 1853; m. 12 April, 1875, Manuel Soito Enos.
vii. Mary F., 5 Sept., 1854; m. 6 Dec, 1874, John J. A. Pratt.

3. viii. Abraham J., 9 June, 1856.

ix. Eliza A., 26 Sept., 1858; m. 29 Dec, 1883, Joseph S. Enos.

4. x. Joseph Adams, 27 Sept., i860.

5. xi. Frank F., 2 Oct., 1862.

6. xii. George Enos, 7 Oct., 1864.

7. xiii. Charles Valine, 22 Oct., 1866.

8. xiv. Alfred M., 22 Aug., 1869; d. 19 April, 1885.

2. Manuel Francis2 (Manuel1), b. 21 Dec, 1843; m- 3 June>

1866, Mary, dau. of Jacob O'Keefe. She was b. , 1846.

Resided on Beechwood St. He d. 19 Nov., 1907, in Boston.

Aataine.

Ch., b. in Coh.

i. Charles, 22 Oct., 1866.

ii. Ephraim M., 28 Feb., 1867; d. 23 Oct., 1897.
iii. Clarence Humphrey, 20 Nov., 1870.
iv. Arthur Kane, 28 Sept., 1873.

3. Abraham J.2 (Manuel1), b. 9 June, 1856; m. 30 Aug., 1881,
Elizabeth, dau. of Timothy and Catherine (Coleman) Queeney.
She was b. , 1858. Resides on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter Leroy, 26 July, 1882; d. 16 Sept., 1882.

ii. Mary Louise, 25 June, 1883; d. 26 June, 1883.
iii. Mary Frances, 4 Aug., 1884.
iv. Elizabeth, 28 Mar., 1887; d. 20 July, 1891.

v. Stella Lenora, 25 Oct., 1888; d. 22 Aug., 1889.
vi. Sarah Ellen, 8 Jan., 1890.
vii. Agnes Winnlfred, ii April, 1896.
viii. Abraham Joseph, 23 July, 1898.

4. Joseph Adams2 (Manuel1), b. 27 Sept., i860; m. 29 Nov.,
1884, Ellen A., dau. of Michael and Mary (Heelan) Fleming.
She was b. , 1862, in Ireland. Resides on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alice Agnes, 30 Sept., 1885; m. (1) 17 July, 1904, William M. Fille-

brown of Boston; m. (2) 17 Oct., 1907, Charles Enos Frates.
ii. Alfred Menis, 16 May, 1888.

5. Frank F.2 (Manuel1), b. 2 Oct., 1862; m. 22 July, 1889,
Katie, dau. of James and Catherine (Duggan) Delacey. Resides
on Ash St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Kenneth Francis, 19 April, 1890.

6. George Enos2 (Manuel1), b. 7 Oct., 1864; m. 5 April, 1885.

Mary E., dau. of John and Lucy ( ) Smith. She was b. ,

1867. Resides on Parker Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Frances, 27 Aug., 1886.

ii. Georgianna Elizabeth, 4 July, 1889; d. 20 Dec, 1892.
iii. Walter Mathew, 21 Sept., 1892.
iv. Georgianna E. j , d. i Sept., 1899.
v. George Enos J , 14 May, 1899; d. 24 Sept., 1899.

7. Charles Valine2 (Manuel1), b. 22 Oct., 1866; m. (Int.

12 Sept., 1889), Nellie C, dau. of John E. and Mary ( )

Frates. She was b. 7 July, 1872. Resided on Spring St.

i o A ntoine — A ppleton — A pts.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Amelia, 23 June, 1890.

ii. Manuel Ignatius, 15 Dec, 1891.

iii. Charles Valine, ii Aug., 1893; d. 15 Aug., 1897.

iv. Joseph Francis, 6 Oct., 1894; d. 6 Jan., 1895.

1. Frank1 (Francis Lemo = Isabella ), b. in the Azores,

10 Jan., 1827; m. 7 Mar., 1865, Mary, dau. of Manuel and Louisa
(Ignatius) De Rosa. She was b. 1841. He d. 13 July, 1887.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria Louisa, 1866; m. 17 Jan., 1885, Thomas Edward McGrath.
ii. John P., 15 July, 1867; m. 18 June, 1899, Minnie E. Ryan. She d.
29 Feb., 1904, aged 19 yrs. 11 mos. 19 days. Ch., Francis Mary, d.
31 Mar., 1905, aged 1 yr. 1 mo. 21 days.
2. iii. Frank Joseph, 17 July, 1874.

iv. Edith Lenora P., 22 Mar., 1876; m. 12 Sept., 1897, George Garcia
Monteiro.

2. Frank Joseph2 (Frank1 = Mary De Rosa), b. 17 July,

1874; m. , Katherine E. Enos, Boston. Resides on Snow

Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Edith Catherine, 8 Oct., 1906.

APPLETON.

Alfred G., of Salem, d. 6 July, 1865, aged 70 yrs. 6 mos.
Eloise E., d. 16 Mar., 1890, aged 42 yrs. 22 days. Francis
Parker, d. 14 June, 1903, aged 80 yrs. 10 mos. 12 days. Frank
T., of Boston, m. 25 Jan., 1906, Winifred F. Garbarius of Quincy.

APTS.

1. William Wallace (James = Harriet Knapp), b. in New-

buryport, , 1854; m. 4 Aug., 1875, Henrietta Maria, dau. of

George and Eliza Jane (Lincoln) Ainslie. She was b. 22 Mar.,
1855. He d. 16 Nov., 1891. She survived him and m. Hiram C.
Litchfield of Scituate. Residence, Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Willie Herbert, 12 Jan., 1876; d. 18 Feb., 1876.
ii. Mary Carrie, 15 April, 1877; m. 6 Mar., 1894, Edward Clayton

Hyland.
iii. Sadie Lee, 8 Sept., 1879; m. 8 Oct., 1896, Ira Norton Pratt.

2. James Wallace (James = Harriet Knapp), b. in Newbury-
port, ; m. , Louisa L. Hadley. Resides on Church St.

A pts — A rcher — A rkerson — A mold. 1 1

Ch.,—

James H., d. 31 Mar., 1906.

Hattie L., 16 Jan., 1895.

Samuel Wallace, b. in Coh., 17 Oct., 1897

Lottie Goodwin, b. in Coh., 25 Oct., 1900.

Note. — James, d. 11 Jan., 1878, aged 49 yrs. 2 mos. 22 days.

ARCHER.

Esther Ann, dau. of Richard H. and Hannah Nolan, b. 13
Dec, 1890.

ARKERSON.

Albert (William of Cambridge), b. ; m. 23 Nov., 1856,

Hannah Augusta, dau. of Capt. Cornelius and Hannah (Beal)
Lincoln. She was b. 16 July, 1837.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Albert Lincoln, 15 Sept., 1857.

ii. Ida Louisa, 17 June, 1864; d. 27 June, 1864.

ARNOLD.

1. Daniel Poole (Geo. M. = Belinda Poole of Abington),

b. , 1823, in Abington; m. (Int. 26 Nov., 1851) Hannah

Flint, dau. of Levi and Olive (Lincoln) Whitcomb, of East Boston.
She d. 27 Oct., 1894, aged 74 yrs. 7 mos. 13 days. He d. 30
Oct., 1863, at Louisiana Hospital. Soldier in the Civil War, 38th
Regt.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Elizabeth, 17 Sept., 1853; m. 19 Jan., 1878, Antoine Var-

gus, Jr.
ii. Benjamin Franklin, 28 Nov., 1856; d. 30 June, 1866.
iii. Olive Lincoln, i Sept., 1859; m. 8 June, 1904, Theo. Mathies.
4. iv. Daniel Poole, 4 May, 1862.

2. Andrew J. (Geo. M. = Belinda Poole of Abington), b. ,

1830, in Abington; m. (Int. 10 May), 1855, Olive N., dau. of Levi
and Olive (Lincoln) Whitcomb, of East Boston. She d. 8 Oct.,
1895, aged 65 yrs. o mos. 14 days. Resides on Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Prescott, 9 April, 1857.

ii. Andrew Jackson, 26 April, 1859; m. 19 Nov., 1884, Mary McCloud.
iii. Hannah Newton, 2 June, 1862; m. 18 April, 1883, Arthur Melvin

Bibby, son of Geo. Bibby of Hingham.
iv. Lizzie M., , 1865; m. (Int. 4 Nov., 1883), Edward E. Hatch of

Hingham.

1 1 A mold — A spro — A tkinson — A twood — A very .

3. Edward H. (George M. = Belinda Poole of Abington),
m. (Int. 4 May, 1859) Relief J., dau. of John S. and Cordelia
Atwood (Bell) Taylor, of East Boston. She d. 5 Sept., 1903, aged
62 yrs. 4 mos. 13 days. Soldier in the Civil War, 38th Regt.
Resided in the Beechwoods.

Ch.,—

i. Belinda Jane, m., 1878, George W. Ainslie.

ii. Charles E.
iii. George.
iv. Alvah.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

v. Stephen Wilbur, Mar., 1866; d. 15 May, 1866.
vi. Stephen Wilbur, 14 June, 1867.
vii. Eugene J., 4 Aug., 1872; d. 26 Dec, 1874.
viii. Edward Wells Spurr, 23 Aug., 1874.
ix. Cordelia Atwood, 29 July, 1876.

x. Mary Frances, 19 April, 1879.

4. Daniel Poole (Daniel P. = Hannah Flint Whilcomb),
b. in Coh., 4 May, 1862; m. 14 Dec., 1884, Mary Anna, dau. of
Antoine and Mary Vargus of Scituate. Resides on Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Flora Jeanette, 25 Oct., 1885; d. 9 Dec, 1904.

ii. Leonora Frances, 14 July, 1888; m. 18 Nov., 1905, George Gibson

of Hing.
iii. Mary Eva, 28 Aug., 1892.

Note. — George M., d. 3 June, 1875, aged 76 yrs. Belinda (Poole) Arnold,
d. 20 April, 1868, aged 69 yrs.

ASPRO.

Andra, d. 30 Mar., 1899, aged 28 yrs.

ATKINSON.

Mary Rhody, dau. of Christopher and Nellie (Garrity), b.
24 May, 1906.

ATWOOD.

Joel Harold, son of Arthur D. and Ina M. (Leighton), b.
1 Jan., 1888. Newell D. of Stoughton, m. 4 April, 1899, Alta
P. (Murray) Wheelock. Chella W. W., d. 19 Sept., 1900, aged
10 yrs. 24 days.

AVERY.

Orville Babcock m. 14 July, 1846, Sophia.

Babbitt — Babcock — Babson — Bach elor — Bacon . 1 3

BABBITT.

Samuel Moffit (Thomas G. = Annie Moffit), b. ; m.

4 Sept., 1898, Bessie E., dau. of Charles J. and Harriet Eliza-
beth (Battles) Priest. She was b. 19 May, 1880.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Cecil Moffit, i Jan., 1899.
ii. Charles Gainford, 4 Dec, 1900.

BABCOCK.

Orville, m. 14 July, 1846, Sophia Avery. Rev. Daniel H.
was pastor of the 2d. Congregational Church, 1842-47.

BABSON.

James, prob. of Gloucester, b. , 1813; m. Maria Antoinette,

dau. of Ziba and Nancy (Shaw) Wood. She was b. 16 Jan.,
1809. He d. 2 Feb., 1858. She survived him and m. (2) 30
Aug., 1874, Timothy W. Brown, widower.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria Jane, 23 Sept., 1837; m. 22 Nov., 1859, Warren S. Gam-
mons.

ii. James Henry, 22 June, 1840; d. 10 April, 1845.

iii. Nancy Caroline, ii Nov., 1842; d. 3 April, 1845.

iv. Nancy Caroline, 3 Jan., 1845; m. 28 Jan., 1861, Daniel Lincoln
Wood.

v. Mary Lydia, 18 Oct., 1846; m. 23 Nov., 1865, Thomas Lincoln,
Jr.

vi. Laura Ann, 21 Oct., 1848; m. 30 Aug., 1868, Charles Burrill
Hayes, Chelsea.

vii. James, , 185 1; d. 4 Jan., 1854.

viii. William Henry, 1852; d. 5 Jan., 1854.

BACHELOR.

Charles Churdwick, Jaffrey, N.H., m. 29 May, 1853, Juliann.

BACON.

William F. (Isaac Preston = Susanna Eleanor (Buttrick)), b.
in Bedford, 12 Feb., 1834; came to Coh. as principal of the High
School in the spring of 1858. His wife, Julia C. , b. in Bed-
ford, d. 19 Feb., 1859, a8ed 22 yrs. He soon afterwards resigned
his position in the High School to take one in Brattleboro, Vt. He
m. (2) 24 Nov., 1859, Mary W., dau. of Capt. George and Olive
(Pratt) Beal. She was b. 26 Oct., 1833. He d. in Medford, 1
Nov., 1906. After a few years of teaching he became a Congre-
gational clergyman, and was settled in Easthampton 1 880-1888.

14 Bagwell — Bailey.

BAGWELL.
John J. = Mary A. Finnegan.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Arthur Leo, 31 Oct., 1894; d. 9 Nov., 1894.

ii. Marion Lenora, 6 Nov., 1895.

iii. John Joseph, 3 July, 1897.

iv. Mary Catherine, 3 July, 1899.

v. Arthur Leo, 8 Oct., 1901.

BAILEY (BAYLEY).

1. William3 (William2 John1 of Scituate before 1670), b. ,

1 7 12; m. 17 Oct., 1738, Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel and Eliza-
beth (Lincoln) Nichols. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 25 Dec,
1719. He m. (2) 24 Dec, 1741, Abigail Clapp of Scituate. He
m. (3) 9 Nov., 1758, Submit, dau. of Joseph and Bathsheba (Bate)
Clark. She was b. in Hing. 1 Sept., 1733, and d. 10 Dec, 1801,
in Cohasset. He d. 13 Nov., 1789, aged 77 yrs. "Farmer." Built
the first house at Sandy Cove, on site of present Lothrop house.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Abigail, —

i. Elizabeth, 16 May, 1742; m. 3 Sept., 1761, John McNeil of
Boston; m. (2) 19 Nov., 1766, Thomas Palfrey of Boston; m. (3)
10 Aug., 1772, William Whittington of Boston.
ii. Mercy, 16 Dec, 1744; m. 9 Feb., 1769, Malachi Ewell of Scituate.
iii. Judith, Mar., 1746-47.
iv. Rhoda, 2 Feb., 1755; d. young,
v. William, ii Feb., 1755; d. young.

Ch., by wife Submit, —

2. vi. William, b. 24 Jan., 1762.

vii. Rhoda, b. ii May, 1765; d. 9 Nov., 1833.

2. William4 (William3-2 John1), b. 24 Jan., 1762; m. 10 April,
1780, Sarah Morrice; lived in Scituate.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Anthony, ) Q 6

11. Joseph, S

iii. William, 20 July, 1793.

1. Job4 (Amasa3 William2 John1), b. 19 June, 1767, lived in house
on east side of " Gulph Stream," probably built by his father,
Amasa; m. 1 Mar., 1789, Martha, dau. of Caleb and Philippa
(Peaks) Bailey. She was b. 12 Aug., 1767, and d. 3 Aug., 1794.

Ch., b. in Scit, —

2. i. Amasa, 19 May, 1789.

3. ii. Caleb, 16 Jan., 1791.
iii. Job, d. 13 May, 1792.

iv. Job, 26 Sept., 1792; d. 25 Oct., 1793.

Bailey. 1 5

2. Amasa5 (Job4 Amasa' William2 John1), b. 19 May, 1789;
m. 29 Dec, 1810, Sally Fletcher, dau. of Abel and Betsey Kent.
She was b. 4 Oct., 1790, and d. 23 May, 1824. He m. (2) 13 Feb.,
1825, Rebecca Bailey. She d. 28 Nov., 1831. He m. (3) 17 April,
1833, Lydia, dau. of Amos and Lydia (Douglass) Tilden of Scit.
She d. 6 June, 1854, in Coh. He d. 5 April, 1839, in Coh.

Ch., b. in Scit., by 1st wife, —

i. Job Franklin, 17 Jan., 181 1; m. Eliza Bursley, Farmington, Me.

Settled in Dor.
ii. Hanson, 24 Sept., 1813; m. 8 Jan., 1837, Harriet M. Veazie of
Quincy. Settled in Quincy. " Housewright."
4. iii. Martin Kent, 15 June, 1815.

iv. Seth Kent, 28 Mar., 1817; California, 1849; died a soldier in

the Civil War.
v. William, 14 April, 1819; d. 6 Nov., 1830.
vi. and vii. Son and Dau., 3 Mar., 1821; d. soon.
viii. Amasa, 7 Aug., 1822.

Ch., b. in Scit., by 2d wife, —

ix. Sally Fletcher, Feb., 1826; d. 26 Jan., 1832.
x. Rebecca, b. 26 Nov., 1831; m. Otis Mott of Scit.
xi. Billings, b. Oct., 1831; d. 15 Jan., 1832.

Ch., b. in Scit., by 3d wife, —

xii. Lendall, Mar., 1835.
xiii. Lydia, Nov., 1837; d. 19 May, 1838.

3. Caleb5 (Job4 Amasa8 William2 John1), b. 16 Jan., 1791, in
Scituate; m. 12 Feb., 1815, Ruth L., dau. of Haugh and Susanna
(Lothrop) Oakes. She was b. 10 May, 1790, and d. 8 Nov., 1870.
He d. 11 June, 1850. Resided on "the Neck," now Border St.
'Farmer" and "master-mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha, 3 Feb., 1816; m. 12 Feb., 1839, William A. W. Tilden

of Scituate.
ii. Mary O., 17 Nov., 1817; d. 19 Feb., 1837.
iii. Elizabeth T., 9 Jan., 1820; d. 13 May, 1821.
iv. Ruth L., 19 April, 1822; m. 1 Feb., 1843, Henry J. Turner, Jr.
v. Lucretia O., 24 June, 1824; m. 12 April, 1849, John Turner Otis

of Scituate.
vi. Susanna O., 2 Mar., 1827; m. 21 Feb., 1849, Israel T. Hardwick

of Quincy.
vii. Elizabeth, 29 July, 1829; m. 24 Nov., 1859, Stephen D. Farrar.
viii. Caleb F., 6 Nov., 1831; d. 30 May, 1838.

4. Martin Kent* (Amasa5 Job4 Amasa8 William2 John1),
b. 15 June, 1815; m. 20 June, 1841, Louisa Hicks, dau. of John
and Lois (Bartlett) Lowell. She was b. 7 April, 1815, and d.
3 July, 1887. He d. 2 Feb., 1875. " Housewright." Built house

1 6 Bailey — Bakeman — Baker — Batch — Ball — Bandura.

on portion of Bailey farm between road and Gulf Stream, now
owned by his dau., Martha E. Blossom.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lydia Louisa, 21 May, 1842; m. 18 May, 1862, William H. Sylves-
ter. She d. 20 Sept., 1864. No issue,
ii. Martha Elizabeth, 31 Jan., 1844; m. 17 Aug., 1865, Thomas D.

Blossom, Jr., of Hing.
iii. Henry Martin, 26 July, 1846; d. 9 Aug., 1854.
iv. John Lowell, 31 Mar., 1848; d. 20 April, 1848.
v. Harriet Emily, 2 Nov., 1850; d. 20 May, 1851.
vi. Son, stillborn, 27 April, 1856.

Davis W., m. (Int. 30 Oct., 1847), Maria Hunt of Braintree.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ellen Augusta, 29 Aug., 1849.

ii. Francis Davts, 20 Feb., 1852. •

Note. — Benjamin's son drowned by Gulf Mill, 26 Mar., 1807. Caleb S.,
of Boston, m. 10 May, 1881, Harriet E., of Scit. John A. Hobson m. 25 Sept.,
1881, Harriet E.

BAKEMAN.

Willis E. (Henry = Susanna S. Bates), b. Brookville, Me.,
1839; m. 7 Dec, 1864, Lucy, dau. of Ephraim and Betsey Bray
(Bates) Lincoln. She was b. 20 Jan., 1835. No issue.

BAKER.

Herbert W. = Mary D. Cushing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Frederick I., i Feb., 1890.

Note. — Hewitt, Jr., South Scit., m. 8 Sept., 1807, Mary Olive Wilder
of Hing. AbiahA., d. 21 Nov., 1873, aged 65 yrs. 3 mos. Catherine S. (Jones),
d. 1 Feb., 1901, aged 92 yrs. 7 mos., wife of Abiak and dau. of Philip Jones,
New York City.

BALCH.

Annie L. (Noyes), d. 26 Aug., 1880, aged 80 yrs. Ellen M.
(Noyes) Balch, d. 14 Sept., 1884, aged 47 yrs.

BALL.

Onslon Q., d. 26 Jan., 1898, aged 39 yrs.

BANDURA.

1. Manuel Francis = Mary Joseph, dau. of Antoine and
Mary (Victoria) Joseph. He d. 20 Aug., 1885.

Bandura — Barker. 1 7

Ch., b. in Coh.,

i. Mary Julia, 1861; m. 1 May, 1883, Thomas Mannix.
2. ii. Joseph Francis, 5 Aug., 1863.
iii. Manuel Joseph, 24 Aug., 1869; m. (Int. 7 Oct., 1889), Mary Julia
Cosgrove of Boston.

2. Joseph Francis (Manuel Francis = Mary Joseph), b. 5
Aug., 1863; m. 7 June, 1887, Mary Louise, dau. of Joseph P. and
Johanna D. (Lawson) Johnson. She was b. 1863.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Joseph, 25 Dec, 1887; d. 10 May, 1890.

ii. Oscar Francis, 18 May, 1889.

iii. Joseph Andrew, ii Sept., 1890.

iv. Flora Catherine,) ■», R (d. 12 Sept., 1894.

v. Dora Louise, j 3 mar-> IS94; |d I3 Sept ? l894

vi. Arthur James, 13 Sept., 1894.

vii. Harold Stephen, 2 Sept., 1896.

viii. Esther Lavinia, ii Mar., 1898.

Antoine F. (Antoine F.), b. 1836; m. 5 Nov., 1868, Louisa D.
Anjis, dau. of Jose Gracia. She was b. 1844, and d. 29 Nov., 1877.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry T., 17 Aug., 1869.
ii. Elizabeth, 15 Sept., 1876; d. 8 Jan., 1877.

BARKER.

1. John (Batista), b. 10 July, 1701, in Italy; m. Hannah, dau.
of Laban and Sally (Lincoln) Worrick. She was b. 27 May,
1794, and d. 23 May, 1858. He was lost at sea, 6 Jan., 1856.
" Master mariner." A few years after his marriage he changed
his original name, Batista, to Barker. He built, about 1840, the
house cor. of Spring and South Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elijah N., 30 April, 1813; d. 3 May, 1814.

ii. Mary Brown, 3 Feb., 1815; m. Galen J. Pratt, 28 Mar., 1835:.

m. (2) William Burleigh, Brookfield, N.H.
iii. Levi Lincoln, 25 July, 1817; m. Joanna ; m. (2) Sarah

Hawes, East Weymouth.

iv. John Gray, 23 June, 1819; m. , Caroline Squires.

2. v. Elijah N., 12 April, 1821.
vi. Hannah Elizabeth, 29 Mar., 1824; d. 29 Oct., 1824.
vii. Hannah Kent, 26 Mar., 1826; m. 12 Oct., 1848, Francis W. Ded-

man.
viii. Ruth Bates, 26 May, 1829; d. 1 Oct., 1830.
ix. Ruth Bates, i Mar., 1832; m. 15 Dec, 1851, John J. Lincoln
x. Elizabeth Lewis, i Dec, 1833; m. (Int. 27 Dec, 1855),

Dawes Nott; m. (2) (Int. 14 Sept., 1872), Augustus A. Randall

of Braintree.

1 8 Barker — Barnard — Barnes.

2. Elijah N.2 (John1), b. 12 April, 1821; m. 26 Oct., 1845,
Rosilla, dau. of Samuel and Hannah (Litchfield) (Powers) (Joy)
Lane. She was b. 25 Oct., 1826, and d. 19 Jan., 1888. He d.
2 Jan., 1892. Resided on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

3. i. George Henry, 13 Jan., 1847.

4. ii. Joseph Briggs, 28 May, 1850.

iii. John, , 1855; m. 2 April, 1879, Cora B. Simes of Boston.

3. George Henry3 (Elijah N.2 John1), b. 13 Jan., 1847; m.
6 June, 1869, Imogen, dau. of Richard W. and Hannah F. (Morse)

Lothrop. She was b. in Boston, , 1847, and d. 30 May, 1872.

He m. (2) Whitney.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Imogen Genevieve, 8 May, 1872; d. 6 Feb., 1888, at Brookline.

4. Joseph Briggs3 (Elijah N.2 John1), b. 28 May, 1850; m.
13 Jan., 1874, Mary Abbie, dau. of Ebenezer H. and Lavina W.
(Stowell) Thomas. She was b. 1852, in Weymouth.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Bertha Carlton, 10 May, 1874.

Note. — Child, b. 27 Feb., 1888, of W. Eustis and Sarah, dau. of Rev.
Charles F. Barnard of Boston. Theodore E., d. 5 June, 1888, aged 10 yrs.

6 mos. 14 days. Mary ( ) (Gillespie), widow of Capt. Francis of Hing.,

T d. 30 Jan., 1800, aged 79 yrs.

BARNARD.

Frank Charles John, of Scituate, m. 21 Feb., 1895, Lydia
Louisa Sharp.

BARNES.

1. Peter* (Benjamin5-4 John3 Peter2 Thomas1, Hing. 1637),
b. 28 Sept., 1774, in Hing.; m. abt. 1798, Sybil, dau. of John and
Hannah (Leavitt) Burbank. She was b. 30 Oct., 1777, and d. 4
Dec, 1853. He d. 6 April, 1849. Resided on North Main St.
"Farmer."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. Leavttt, 25 June, 1799.

ii. Joanna, 26 Mar., 1801; m. 10 April, 1845, Capt. Sam'l Hall,
iii. Hannah, i Feb., 1803; d. n Sept., 1901.
iv. Peter, 10 Mar., 1805; d. 26 Aug., 1843.

v. Sibel, 27 Dec, 1807; m. 21 Dec, 182 1, Ezra Towle.

3. vi. John B., 25 Sept., 1810.

4. vii. Benjamin, 19 Jan., 1813.

viii. Miriam W., 24 June, 1816; m. 30 Nov., 1837, Albert Barnes,
ix. Elizabeth, 27 Jan., 1819; m. 18 Mar., 1845, Joseph Battles.

Barnes. 1 9

2. Leavitt7 (Peter0 Benjamin5-4 John3 Peter2 Thomas1),
b. 25 June, 1799; m. 27 Oct., 1817, Jane, dau. of Nathan and
Sally (Wilson) Souther. She was b. 26 Aug., 1800. She survived
him and m. (2) 21 Nov., 1832, John Tyrer. She m. (3) 14 Sept.,
1845, Abraham Litchfield. She d. 17 June, 1888. He was
drowned at the Island of St. Thomas in the West Indies, 25 Aug.,
1827. " Master Mariner." Resided on North Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet S., 16 Mar., 1818; m. 4 Sept., 1836, Zaccheus Beal.
6. ii. James, 17 Aug., 1821.

iii. Otis V., 10 Mar., 1827; m. 20 Nov., 1884, Lydia J. (Peakes) Nichols.
He d. 17 Sept., 1899. Calif. 1849.

3. John B.7 (Peter6 Benjamin5"4 John3 Peter2 Thomas1),

b. 25 Sept., 1810; m. , 1842, Martha B., dau. of Jesse and

Grace (Souther) Tower. She was b. 17 Dec, 1822. Soldier in
Civil War, 1st Bat., Co. D, H. Art.; d. 24 Sept., 1886. Residence,
North Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha, 2 Feb., 1843; d. 5 Feb., 1843.
ii. Peter S., 17 Sept., 1844; d. young.

iii. John Otis, 20 Sept., 1846; m. 1 Aug., 1869, Susan A. Beal. Soldier
in Civil War, 4th Cav. Regt.

7. iv. George Henry, 18 April, 1*850.

8. v. Jesse Tower, 20 Jan., 1853.

vi. Peter Stephen, 23 Jan., 1855; d. 23 Nov., 1856.

vii. Joanna Hall, 22 April, 1857; m. 1 Jan., 1880, George W. Crocker.

viii. Abbie Willie, 21 Feb., 1861; rn. 6 July, 1881, Edward Walter,

son of Henry 2d and Louise F. (Bryant) Merritt of Scituate.

She d. 8 Mar., 1891.

4. Benjamin7 (Peter6 Benjamin5-4 John3 Peter2 Thomas1),
b. 19 Jan., 1813; m. 13 Dec, 1835, Deborah Gardner. She d.
10 April, 185 1, aged 32 yrs. 6 mos. He m. (2) 10 June, 1858,
Mrs. Anna W. Sylvester, Castine, Me. She was dau. of William
and Lydia ( ) Richardson and was b. , 1820.

He d. 3 June, 1872.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah E., 5 Oct., 1836; m. 30 Nov., 1852, Hiram Everett; m.

(2) Charles Litchfield.
ii. Benjamin F., 20 Nov., 1837; d. 16 Jan., 1843.
iii. Peter Leavitt, ii July, 1838; d. 10 Feb., 1839.
iv. Peter Leavitt, July, 1839; d. 11 Feb., 1840.

v. Deborah Ellen, Oct., 1840; d. 17 Jan., 1843.
vi. Priscilla W., 19 Jan., 1842; d. 21 Sept., 1843.
vii. Priscilla Ellen, ii Aug., 1847; d. 23 Feb., 1861.

5. Albert7 (Benjamin6-5-4 John3 Peter2 Thomas1), b. 2
April, 1812, in Hing.; m. 30 Nov., 1837, Miriam W., dau. of

2o Barnes.

Peter and Sybil (Burbank) Barnes. She was b. 24 June, 1816,
in Coh., and d. 4 Jan., 1892. He d. 4 Dec., 1895.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ellen J., , 1839; m. 30 Nov., 1865, James F. Campbell of

Philadelphia, Pa.

ii. Albert F., , 1842; m. (Int. 26 Oct., 1869), Catherine Elizabeth

Kilby, dau. of John, Somerville. Soldier in Civil War, 24th
Regt.
9. iii. Stephen Puffer, 16 Dec, 1846.

iv. Abbie Miriam, 6 April, 1849; m. 2 April, 1870, Willis L. Wright of
Cambridge.
10. v. Charles Vinal, 16 Aug., 1851.

6. James8 (Leavitt7 Peter6 Benjamin5-4 John3 Peter2 Thomas1),
b. 17 Aug., 1821; m. 14 Dec., 1845, Mary, dau. of Caleb and Sally
(Lambert) Beal. She was b. 25 July, 1825. He d. in Hing. 27
Nov., 1884.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Alice, 8 Sept., 1848; d. 17 Oct., 1848.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

ii. James Willis, 2 April, 1851; m. 24 June, 1891, Eugenie B. Ham-
mond,
iii. Mary Corabelle, 30 Nov., 1861; d. 7 Mar., 1885.

7. George Henry8 (John B.7 Peter8 Benjamin5-4 John3
Peter2 Thomas1), b. 18 April, 1850; m. Oct., 1881, Jerusha
Ellen, dau. of William H. and Grace E. (Tower) Bates. She was
b. 29 Mar., 1863. She d. 15 Feb., 1898. He m. (2) 15 Feb.,
1902, Mabel J., dau. of William F. and Mary J. (Jenner) Banks.
She was b. in Newton, 1879. Resides on North Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. George Henry, 18 May, 1885.

8. Jesse Tower8 (John B.7 Peter6 Benjamin5-4 John3 Peter2
Thomas1), b. 20 Jan., 1853; m. 1 Jan., 1881, Hattie E., dau. of

Samuel T. and Sarah S. (Binney) Cushing. She was b. ,

1865, in Weymouth. Residence, North Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha Anna, 17 Mar., 1881; m. 21 Nov., 1907, Roy Chester

Merritt, Scit.
ii. John Tower, 22 Mar., 1884.
iii. William Thomas, 15 April, 1887.

9. Stephen Puffer8 (Albert7 Benjamin6-5-4 John3 Peter2
Thomas1), b. 16 Dec, 1846; m. 11 Jan., 1872, Mary Tatris, dau.
of Louis Tatris, British Provinces.

Barnes — Barrel! — Barrett — Barron — Barry — Bartow. 2 1

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Charles Edward Andrew, 25 July, 1874.
ii. Bertie Lee, 28 May, 1875; d. 12 Aug., 1875.

10. Charles Vinal8 (Albert7 Benjamin6-5-4 John3 Peter2
Thomas1), b. 16 Aug., 1851; m. 10 Mar., 1885, Hattie A., dau. of
Benjamin T. and Harriet (Fenno) Morse. She was b. 1 June,
1859. Lives on North Main St. "Carpenter."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. May Louise, 9 May, 1890; d. 19 Jan., 1901.
ii. Harold Fenno, 13 Feb., 1893.
iii. Ruth Elizabeth, i Mar., 1808.

Note. — James S. Beal., 2d., m. 3 Oct., 1874, Georgianna, both of Hing.
Lincoln Jr., of Hing., m. 5 Nov., 1879, Emma, dau. of William W. and
Sarah (Brown) Studley of Coh. Angelina, wife of Curtis, d. 22 Feb., 1829.

BARRELL.

Betsey, d. 21 Feb., 1862, aged 82 yrs. 3 mos. 21 days, widow
of James of Hanover, dau. of Isaac and Tamzen (Hayden) Collier
of Scit.

BARRETT.

Agnes A., d. 21 Aug., 1871, aged 53 yrs. Thomas, d. 30
Oct., 1883, aged 71 yrs. Lawrence P., "Actor," d. 20 Mar.,
1891, aged 52 yrs. n mos. (Cem. stones. Coh. Central Ceme-
tery).

BARRON.

Elena W., d. 4 Nov., 1901, aged 73 yrs. 2 mos. 29 days, wife
of Henry.

BARRY.

Mary, b. 3 Feb., 1851, dau. of John and Eliza ( ).

Child, b. 10 Aug., 1902, of John J. and Hannah J. (Neagle).

BARTLETT.
Fred W., m. 24 Oct., 1899, Eva Tuttle of Braintree.

BARTOW.

Howard Key (Jacob F. = Anna Key Steele), b. Astoria,
N.Y., 12 Aug., 1875; m. 3 Feb., 1902, Florence Adele, dau. of
Samuel and Katharine Elizabeth (Schell) Cragin. She was b. in

2 1 Bartow — Bass — Batchelder — Bateman — Bates.

N. Y. City, 6 Mar., 1879. Grad. from Gen. Theo. Sem. N. Y.
City, class 1900. Rector, St. Stephen's Church, Coh., 9 Feb., 1904.
Resides on Margin St., cor. Atlantic Ave.

Ch.,—

i. Mary Schell, b. N. Y. City, 12 Nov., 1902.
ii. Howard Key, b. Coh., 29 June, 1907.

BASS.

1. Horace Albert, b. 10 May, 1859, son of Horace and
Elizabeth F.

BATCHELDER.

Paniel, d. 28 April, 1900, aged 62 yrs.

BATEMAN.

Walter = Catherine Buckley, dau. of Edward. She d. 4 Mar.,
1863, aged 29 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Son, 3 Mar., 1863; d. soon.

BATES (BATE, BEAT).

Of the grandsons of Clement, who settled in Hing. in 1635, two,
Joseph and Joshua, sons of Clement's son Joseph, took up their
abode in the sec. pre. some years before 1700. Later their nephew
David, son of their brother Caleb, followed them. From these
three are descended most of the Bates families of Coh. A few
other descendants of Clement, one family from his brother Edward,
and several, not, thus far, traceable to their emigrant ancestor,
add to the number bearing the ancient name of Bate, or Bates.

JOSEPH BATES

1. Joseph3 (Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing., 28 Sept., 1660;
m. 3 Jan., 1683-4, Mary, dau. of Samuel and Martha Lincoln.
She was b. in Hing., 27 Mar., 1662, and d. Mar., 1752. He d.
3 Aug., 1713. (Cem. stone in Cent. Cem., Coh., the name being
given "Beat.") Will probated 18 Aug., 1713. Constable 1705.
"Mason." In 1683 he purchased of his uncle Samuel for ^10-
10 sh. half of lot 68, 1st div. Conehassit, just south of Deerhill
Lane, now Sohier St., of which his father owned the other half.
After his father's death in 1706 he owned the whole lot, and he
seems to have built a house upon the eastern end of it just before
his death, but not to have occupied it. He lived on what is now
Cedar St., near the present Hing. line, and in his will leaves to
his wife Mary, after other bequests, " the west-end of his dwell-

Joseph Bates 23

ing-house during the time she remains his widow." Legacies
were given to his three daughters, and his sons Joseph and
Jonathan were to divide between them the greater part of his real
estate. One of the seven men who with Mr. Hobart, first signed
the covenant of the 1st. Ch. " A man of some distinction from
his piety and useful acquirements" — (Rev. Jacob Flint).

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Mary, 25 Dec, 1684; m. 17 Mar., 1708-9, in Boston, George
Wilson.

2. ii. Joseph, 6 May, 1687.

iii. Jonathan, 14 Sept., 1689; m. 1 Jan., 1 712-13, Susanna, dau. of
Lazarus and Susanna (Lewis) Beal. She was b. in Hing. 14 Nov.,
1692, and d. 24 Sept., 1723. He d. 1718. No issue. Jonathan re-
ceived the land near the pond on the Common, now the Souther
place. At his death it went to his brother and sisters.

iv. Rachel, 3 Feb., 1691-2; m. 13 Nov., 1716, in Boston, Thomas

Phillips.
v. Susannah, 19 Oct., 1694; d. 3 April, 1706.

vi. Hester, 14 Sept., 1697; m. 4 April, 1718, Chasling Warwick.

2. Joseph4 (Joseph3-2 Clement1), b. in Hing., 6 May, 1687;
m. pub. 15 Aug., 1 7 13, Deborah, dau. of Samuel and Hannah
(Gill) Clapp of Scituate. He d. 7 April, 1750, aged 63 yrs. Sur-
veyor of highways, 17 17; constable, 1722; sexton of the church
in the sec. pre. 1722, and deacon of the same 1727. "Mason."
By the agreement made with his brother Jonathan, before the
latter's death in 17 18, it was decided that Joseph should have
"the Mansion-house that their father possessed at his death and
where the said Joseph Beate now dwells, together with all land
adjoining (44 acres except 2\ acres on the East side of the fresh
meadow in said lot), all that house, Barn and housing and Edifices,
fences, orchards and land" — bounded "E'ly with highway, N'ly
with the highway leading from land of 2d div. to the highway,
W'ly with the highway dividing the 1st div. from the sec , and,
S'ly, land of Ibrook Tower."

The house built by Joseph3 in 1713, and lived in soon after
his death by his son Joseph,4 must be what has long been known
as the Sohier house, now owned by Mr. Sohier's granddaughter,
Mrs. Channing Clapp.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Joseph, 6 May, 1714; d. before 1747 (date of father's will).

ii. Deborah, 2 April, 1716; m. 9 Nov., 1734, Canterbury Stodder;

m. (2) 28 July, 1743, John James; and m. (3) John Turner of

Pembroke.

3. iii. Samuel, 25 Mar., 1718.

iv. Jonathan, 27 Mar., 1720; d. 27 July, 1735.
v. Mary, 10 April, 1723; m. 16 Nov., 1749, Jeremiah Hatch.

24 Joseph Bates.

3. Samuel6 (Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,

25 Mar., 17 18; m. 15 Nov., 1737, in Boston, Mercy, dau. of Laz-
arus and Ruth (Andrews) Beal. She was b. 29 July, 1720. (Her
parentage and birth have been given differently, but a deed of
Adna6 Bates and others of their children to Thomas Bourn, 19
Mar., 1798, conveys land, the right to which is "given in a will by
Lazarus Beal and Ruth his wife, late of Coh. deceased." The
only way in which they could inherit from Lazarus and Ruth
Beal was as grandchildren, through their mother, Mercy.) He d.
about 1780. A leader in the fishing industries of the pre. of Coh.
he owned the first wharf which was taxed (1754), and he was a
large owner of real estate. He inherited the greater part of his
father's property; in fact he is taxed for it in 1749, the year
before his father dies, the latter having only "non rateable" poll-
tax.

On the 3 July, 1765, he gives a mortgage-deed to Josiah Quincy
of Braintree, to three pieces of property, the first of which he
styles "all that my now dwelling-house and 22 acres of land adjoin-
ing", \ acre which Samuel had before sold to his son Joseph
excepted. The same day John Quincy transfers it to Isaac Lin-
coln and three others, and 1 April, 1772, these joint owners, for
£500 lawful money, sell it to John Gillespie of Boston, merchant.
Samuel lived after 1772, according to the tax list, in the house he
had bought of Moses Cushing, the old Stephen Stodder house
on the Common. Member Com. of Inspection, 1774.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., — ■

4. i. Mordecai, 19 June, 1738.

ii. Hannah, ii Mar., 1739-40; m. 30 Jan., 1759, Jonathan
Burr, Jr.

5. iii. Joseph, ii June, 1742.

6. iv. Samuel, 15 Nov., 1744.

v. Mercy, 15 Feb., 1746-7; m. 6 Dec, 1770, Shubal Fearing.

7. vi. Adna, 14 Nov., 1749.

vii. Mary, 1752; d. 18 Mar., 1754.
viii. Mary, 15 Feb., 1755; d. in infancy.
ix. Susanna, ii Mar., 1756.

8. x. Jonathan, 5 May, 1757.

xi. Mary, 23 April, 1760; m. 3 April, 1787, Peter Humphrey.

9. xii. Thomas, 12 Jan., 1763.

4. Mordecai6 (Samuel5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 19 June, 1738; m. 6 May, 1762, Betsey, dau. of Jonathan
and Percilla (Lincoln) Beal. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 18
Nov., 1738. She d. in Coh. 9 Feb., 1788. He was drowned in
Penobscot Bay, Me., 3 Aug., 1774. "Mariner." Lived in Chas-
lin Worrick house on the Common. Soldier in French and Indian
War.

Joseph Bates. 1 5

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Jerome, 19 Mar., 1763; d. 26 Mar., 1763.
ii. Mary, 6 Sept., 1764; m. 3 April, 1787, Peter Humphrey of Hing.

She d. 16 Sept., 1788.
iii. Betty, 7 Aug., 1767; m. 13 May, 1788, Luther Marble; m. (2)

Simeon Bray,
iv. Joseph, 19 Feb., 1773; m. 10 June, 1799, Susanna Howard of
Brookville, Me. He d. 13 Feb., 1853. She d. 14 Oct., 1859.
12 ch., b. in Brookville, Me.

5. Joseph6 (Samuel5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
11 June, 1742; m. 7 Mar., 1765, Sarah, dau. of Jonathan and
Percilla (Lincoln) Beal. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 12 Oct.,
1746, and d. at Coh. 1822. He d. 17 Aug., 1828. "Farmer."
Lived on North Main St., cor. Sohier St., and on Cedar St. near
boundary of Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha, 13 July, 1783; m. , John Beal, Jr., of Hing. She d.

1 Jan., 181 1, aged 27 yrs.

6. Samuel8 (Samuel5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 15 Nov., 1744; m. 18 Oct., 1764, Martha, dau. of Jonathan
and Percilla (Lincoln) Beal. She was b. in Hing. 7 July, 1744,
and d. at Coh. 27 June, 1808. He was drowned off Coh. rocks
3 Nov., 1801. "Ship-owner," "master mariner," "trader."
Soldier of the Revolution. Built at north end of Common a
"mansion house" which was raised 12 Nov., 1793.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Deborah, 9 Dec, 1765; m. 25 Nov., 1784, Naaman Nichols
ii. Elijah, 20 Jan., 1767; d. unm., 15 Mar., 1794.

10. iii. Obadiah, 20 Aug., 1769.

11. iv. Bela, 10 May, 1772.

12. v. Laban, 3 April, 1774.

vi. Sarah, 26 Jan., 1777; d. unm., 9 Nov., 1812.

13. vii. Newcomb, 17 April, 1779.

14. viii. Samuel, i Jan., 1783.

ix. Sybil, i Feb., 1786; m. 29 Nov., 1808, Paul Bailey, Jr., of
Scit.

7. Adna6 (Samuel5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
14 Nov., 1749; m. 16 Aug., 1770, Ruth, dau. of Ebenezer and
Elizabeth (Ripley) Beal. She was b. in Hing. 31 May, 1751, and
d. at Coh. 9 June, 1834. He d. 5 Mar., 1830. "Shipwright."
Corporal in Job Cushing's Co., 36th Reg., Revolutionary Army.
Lived on North Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ambrose, 5 July, 1771; rem. to Me.
ii. Ruth, 18 Oct., 1772; m. , Wm. Howard; d. soon.

26 Joseph Bates

15. iii. Mordecai, 4 Sept., 1774; m. , Lucretia Nichols.

iv. Susan, 6 Oct., 1776; m. , Samuel Beal.

v. Bethia, 8 Nov., 1778.
vi. Silence, ; m. 4 May, 1806, Jared Lincoln of Boston.

16. vii. Adna, 18 Feb., 1781; m. , Rachel Briggs.

viii. Ebenezer, 30 Nov., 1783; d. soon.

ix. Lucy, 14 May, 1786; m. 11 Sept., 1803, John Nichols.
x. Ebenezer, 20 July, 1788; lost at sea in a brig, with Capt. John
Lothrop, 1805.

xi. Betsey, ; m. Cain.

xii. Ruth, ; m. , Jared Lincoln of Boston, widr.

8. Jonathan8 (Samuel5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 5 May, 1757; m. 13 May, 1781, Susa, dau. of Samuel and
Susanna (Bates) Orcutt. She was b. in Hing. 13 Dec, 1760,
and d. at Coh. 12 Dec, 1826. "Major Jonathan Bates d. 13
Mar., 1829." Soldier in Revolution, later Major in State Militia.
Built house on North Main St. opposite King St. Lane (Sohier
St.) about 1789.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John, ii July, 1782; m. 30 Jan., 1814, Sarah Lincoln. He d. 5
Oct., 1842. She d. 1 Jan., 1873. No issue. " Trader."

ii. George, 23 Jan., 1785; m. , Sarah Hall; m. (2) Mrs. Sarah J.

(Cobb) Warner. " Physician."

iii. Martin, 18 Feb., 1787; m. , Sarah Sweetzer, who d. 1876, aged

84 yrs. He lived in Boston and Cohasset. " Fur dealer," Milk
St., Boston.1
iv. Henry, 4 July, 1790.

v. Caleb, 22 Feb., 1795; m. , Elizabeth Humphries.

vi. Jonathan, 26 May, 1799.
vii. Susan, 26 May, 1799.
1 Charles S. Bates, son of Martin, d. in Coh. 12 Sept., 1904, unm., aged
85 yrs. 10 mos. 3 days.

9. Thomas6 (Samuel5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 12 Jan., 1763; m. 19 April, 1784, Sarah, dau. of Thomas

and Ruth (Nichols) Lothrop. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., ,

1767. She survived him and m. (2) 12 May, 1806, Dea. David
Beal. He d. 17 Dec, 1803. Perhaps built house on Summer St.,
afterwards home of Samuel Delano, now gone.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, 7 July, 1784; d. in infancy.

ii. Hannah, 7 July, 1785; m. Warren joy; m. (2) Samuel Delano.
17. iii. John, 14 July, 1787.

iv. Mercy, 22 April, 1792; d. 19 Sept., 1865, unm.
v. Sarah, 2 Aug., 1793.
vi. Polly, 3 Aug., 1797; m. 20 May, 1846, Thomas Hammond of

Scituate.
vii. Thomas, 16 July, 1800; d. 4 June, 1802.
viii. Maria, 27 June, 1802; d. 11 Oct., 1865, unm.

Joseph Bates. 17

10. Obadiah7 (Samuel6-5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. 20 Aug.,

1769; m. , Hannah, dau. of Ebenezer and Hannah (Loring)

Beal of Hing. She was b. 6 Dec., 1772, and d. 11 Jan., 1835. He
d. 20 Oct., 183 1. Soldier of the War of 181 2. Lived in house
on what is now Spring St., nearly opposite Thomas Lothrop's.

Ch,, b. in Coh., —

i. Elijah, b. 28 Sept., 1794; d. 16 Sept., 1795.

ii. Elijah, 25 April, 1796; m. in Boston, 2 Aug., 1818, Sarah Fletcher.
Lived in North Brookfield.

iii. Martha, 25 Dec, 1797; m. , Richard Whitney Bayley of

Newbury, Vt.
iv. Hannah Loring, 10 Aug., 1799; m. 20 Oct., 1821, Joseph Davis
Jones of Boston. He was b. 30 Dec, 1797, and d. 12 Jan., 1899,
in Boston,
v. Mary, 5 May, 1802; m. in Boston, 5 Nov., 1827, Ira Saville,

Gloucester, Mass.
vi. Anna Beal, 12 Dec, 1803; m. 3 Aug., 1829, Moses Starbuck,

Troy, N.Y.
vii. Joseph, 25 April, 1805; m. 10 April, 1831, Esther Gilbert Ayres,
North Brookfield.

11. Bela7 (Samuel6-5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. 10 May, 1772;

m. , Rebecca, dau. of Aaron and Bridget (Collier) Pratt,

She was b. 19 May, 1769, and d. 18 July, 1852. He d. 12 Jan.,
1849. "Master ship-builder." Built house on Elm St. near
Brook St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

18. i. Jonathan B., ii Mar., 1795.

ii. Ezekiel, 24 Feb., 1797; d. 20 Oct., 1818.

iii. Betsey, 2 Mar., 1799; m. (1) May, 181 7, Dawes Studley; m. (2)
8 Sept., 185 1, Levi Pratt, widr.

19. iv. William, 4 Mar., 1801.

v. Mary Ann, 13 Oct., 1803; d. 17 Jan., 1805.

vi. Robert, 17 Nov., 1805; d. 7 Jan., 1828.

vii. Ann Jane, 31 Dec, 1807; m. 11 June, 1829, Levi Pratt,

viii. Deborah, 14 May, 1810; m. 17 Mar., 1833, William Pratt,

ix. Rebecca, 10 June, 1812; m. 1 Sept., 1833, Levi Tower, Jr.

12. Laban7 (Samuel8-5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. 3 April, 1774;

m. , Grace, dau. of Capt. Nath'l and Zibiah (Bates) Nichols.

She was b. 24 Sept., 1775, and d. 28 April, i860. He d. 10 May,
1847. Soldier of the War of 1812. Resided in north half of
house built by his father on the Common.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Myra, 2 July, 1798; m. 19 July, 1835, Joseph Willcutt.

13. Newcomb7 (Samuel6-5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. 17 April,
1779; m. 25 Nov., 1802, Lydia, dau. of Capt. Nath'l and Zibiah
(Bates) Nichols. She was b. 11 April, 1780, and d. 6 Nov., 1873.

2% Joseph Bates.

He d. 3 Aug., 1865. "Blacksmith." Ensign in War of 1812.
Col. of Militia. Deacon of first parish many years. Built house
on South Main St. just north of James's Brook, about 1802.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Nathaniel N., 28 Aug., 1803; m. 31 May, 1834, Susan, dau. of
Jared Lincoln. He d. 20 Jan., 1861. Resided in Bosjpn. 7
children.
ii. Margaret Stephenson, ii April, 1805; d. 24 Aug., 1805,
iii. Charlotte, 4 Oct., 1806; m. 30 April, 1826, Abraham H. Tower,
iv. Margaret S., 12 Dec, 1808; m. 3 Jan., 1836, Ephraim Snow.

20. v. Martin Nichols, 16 Mar., 181 2.

vi. Martha B., 19 Jan., 1814; d. 21 June, 1891, unm.

vii. Newcomb, 13 May, 1820; d. 6 Feb., 1903, unm. Town Clerk,
1848-1852, 1857-1864, 1873-1883. Selectman, 1849-1850. Suc-
ceeded his father as deacon of 1st. ch., of which he was also
sexton many years.

14. Samuel7 (Samuel6-5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. 1 Jan.,
1783; m. 27 Nov., 1806, Joanna N., dau. of Capt. Nath'l and
Zibiah (Bates) Nichols. She was b. 2 May, 1786, and d. 28 May,
1839. He d. 28 July, 1837. Town clerk, 1814-1819. Treasurer,
1813-1822, 1825-1826, 1828-1830. Selectman, 1821-1825, 1827.
Built about 181 1 house on South Main St. north of his brother
Newcomb's.

For the latter he made a tall clock, which was built into the southwest
comer of the parlor. He also made one for himself, which he built into a
corner of the entry at the head of the stairs. He connected it with his bed-
room below in such a way that he could at any time make it strike the
nearest hour. He also constructed pianos for his two daughters, Joanna and
Eunice.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 10 Mar., 1807; d. 14 Mar., 1807.

21. ii. Samuel, 14 April, 1808.

iii. Elisha Stephenson, 21 Jan., 1810; d. 16 Aug., 1847.

22. iv. Levi Nichols, 17 April, 1812.

v. Alexander, 20 Mar., 1814; m. 20 June, 1847, Mary Lincoln
Willcutt. She d. 18 April, 1895. One dau., Katherine, who d.
unm.

vi. James Warren, 14 Mar., 1816; m. , Anna (Bates) Lincoln.

vii. Edmund, 22 April, 1818; m. 18 Sept., 1845, Elizabeth Gould.

He d. 19 Sept., 1878. One dau., Emma, m. Charles Wyman.
viii. Joanna Nichols, 14 May, 1820; m. 6 July, 1845, Capt. James
Collier.

23. ix. Jacob Flint, 8 Aug., 1822; m. , Caroline L. Bates.

x. Eunice Bradish, 27 Oct., 1824; m. 30 Nov., 1848, J. Q. A.

Lothrop.
xi. Pomeroy Hurlburt, 22 April, 1826; d. 11 July, 1835.

16. Mordecai7 (Adna6 Samuel5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. 4
Sept., 1774; m. 3 Jan., 1805, Lucretia Nichols. She was b. 12
June, 1778, and d. 21 Nov., 1856. He d. 17 Aug., 1824. Soldier
of the War of 181 2.

Joseph Bates. 29

Ch., b. in Coh., —

1. Susannah B., ii Nov., 1805; d. unm., 29 Dec, 1877.
ii. Dau., d. 1 Feb., 1814, aged 2 weeks,
iii. Mordecai, 16 June, 1815; d. 16 June, 1815.

iv. Nath'l Nichols, 2 Sept., 181 7; m. , Almira . She d. 1

June, 1906. Lucy Jane, only child, d. 19 Aug., 1851, aged 4 mos.
14 days.
v. Lucretia, 20 Nov., 1819; m. 22 Nov., 1846, Bela Stoddard.

16. Adna7 (Adna6 Samuel5 Joseph4"3"2 Clement1), b. 18 Feb.,

1 781; m. , Rachel, dau. of Seth and Deborah (Lothrop)

Briggs. She was b. 28 April, 1782, and d. 10 June, 1857. He
d. 9 Feb., 1831. Resided in Boston.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Thomas, bt. in Coh., 14 April, 1805; m. .

ii. Rachel, bt. in Coh., 14 June, 1807; m. , James Seaver. She d.

8 July, 1857. 1 son, James,
iii. Clarissa, ; d. young.

24. iv. Adna, , 1812.

v. Caroline, ; m. , Samuel Sayward of Boston.

25. vi. John Warren, bt. in Coh., 28 Nov., 1815.

vii. Susan M. Allen, ; m. , Artemas R. Holden of Boston.

17. John7 (Thomas6 Samuel5 Joseph4-3"2 Clement1), b. 14
July, 1787; m. 3 Dec, 1814, Martha, dau. of Hezekiah and
Eunice (Lincoln) Lincoln. She was b. 26 June, 1791, and d.
5 Feb., 1868. He d. 20 Jan., 1827. Soldier of the War of
181 2. Resided on No. Main St. in Hezekiah Lincoln house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

26. i. Thomas, 24 April, 181 5.

ii. Mary E., 6 April, 1819; m. 29 Mar., 1846, David C. Chamber-
lain,
iii. Lincoln, 28 July, 1823; d. 1 Mar., 1844.

18. Jonathan B.8 (Bela7 Samuel6"5 Joseph4-3"2 Clement1),
b. 11 Mar., 1795; m. 12 April, 1817, Susanna, dau. of Asa
and Nancy (Nichols) Joy. She was b. 1802, and d. 24 June,
1826. He m. (2) 5 Sept., 1827, Mary, dau. of Thomas and Betsey
(Tower) Bourne. She was b. 16 Oct., 1799, and d. 7 Aug., 1883.
He d. 5 Dec, 1879. "Master builder." Soldier of the War of
1812. Selectman, 1848-1851, 1853. Representative, 1853. Re-
sided on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Susanna, —

i. Susan N., ii May, 1818; m. 16 Feb., 1840, Daniel, son of Nichols

Tower.
ii. Margaret S., ii Sept., 1824; d. 12 June, 1864, unm.

Ch., by 2d wife, Mary, —

iii. Mary, 26 April, 1829; d. 10 Feb., 1847.

30 Joseph Bates.

19. William8 (Bela7 Samuel6-5 Joseph4"3-2 Clement1), b. 4

Mar., 1801 ; m. , 1826, Sarah Young, dau. of Peter and Betsey

(Tower) Lothrop. She was b. 16 June, 1805, and d. 17 Jan., 1865.
He d. 31 Mar., 1876. Resided in east half of house built by his
father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Frederick Augustus, 7 Aug., 1826.
ii. Ann Jane, 25 Nov., 1828; m. 17 Oct., 1855, Francis M. Nichols.

iii. Robert, 17 May, 1831; m. , Letitia Atwood. He d. 6 Sept.,

1878.
iv. Loring Lothrop, 9 Sept., 1835; m. 17 Jan., 1868, Eliza, dau. of

Elias Bourne.
v. Bela Bates, 22 Feb., 1842; d. (date unknown) in the Civil War.
vi. Caleb L., 21 April, 1844; d. 15 Oct., 1864, in the Civil War.

20. Martin Nichols8 (Newcomb7 Samuel6-5 Joseph4-3-2 Clem-
ent1), b. 16 Mar., 1812; m. 16 April, 1848, Lydia N., dau. of Geo.
W. and Joanna (Nichols) Cousens. She was b. 21 Sept., 1826, and
d. 6 Oct., 1905. He d. 5 July, 1876. Built house on South Main
St. opposite his father's. " Housewright."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ellen Osgood, i Nov., 1851; d. 22 Jan., 1857.

ii. Franklin Nichols, 3 Nov., 1857; m. 31 May, 1882, Celinda Bel-
cher Thayer.

iii. Henry Thomas Pratt, 3 Sept., 1863; m. 3 Oct., 1894, Mary F.
Bridgham.

21. Samuel8 (Samuel7-6-5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. 14 April-,
1808; m. 23 June, 1833, Sarah, dau. of James and Sarah (Lincoln)
Collier. She was b. 29 April, 1811, and d. 7 May, 1855. He
m. (2) (Int. 2 May, 1857) m Medford, Harriet Clark Curtis of

Scituate, dau. of James O. and Desire O. ( ) Curtis. She

d. 8 June, 1896. He d. 28 Aug., 1888. Lived in Boston, and
after 1857 on South Main St., Coh.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Samuel Pomeroy, 4 July, 1836; m. 29 May, 1862, Ruth N. Pratt.

She d. 16 Feb., 1906. He d. 10 June, 1908. No issue.
ii. George Collier, 26 Aug., 1838; m. (1) 28 June, 1866, Susan J.
Henderson of Baltimore, Md. He m. (2) 8 Nov., 1887, Nellie
Henderson of Baltimore, Md. Resides in Boston.
27. iii. Allen Collier, 4 Sept., 1843.

iv. Elizabeth Collier, b. in Coh., 2 Sept., 1847.

22. Levi Nichols8 (Samuel7-6-5 Joseph4-3-2 Clement1), b. 17
April, 1812; m. n Nov., 1838, Hannah Otis, dau. of John and
Hepsibah (Kilby) Wilson. She was b. 1 Feb., 181 2, and d. 15
Oct., 1876. He d. 9 Mar., 1884. Town treasurer, 1842-1854.

Joseph Bates. 3 1

Selectman, 1856.. First treasurer of Coh. Savings Bank, $845-
1882. Proprietor of store for general merchandise and drugs.
Member of School Com. for many years. Student of modern
languages, and an enthusiastic teacher of French. Resided on
South Main St. in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Corinna Augusta, 31 July, 1839; m. 25 Dec, 1861, Edward E.

Ellms of Scit.
ii. Son, 22 Feb., 1850; d. 25 Feb., 1850.

23. Jacob Flint8 (Samuel7"6-5 Joseph4"3"2 Clement1), b. 8
Aug., 1822; m. 19 Dec, 1847, Caroline Lothrop, dau. of Zealous
and Anna (Tower) Bates. She was b. 5 Feb., 1827, and d. 17
Nov., 1898. " Master mariner." He d. n June, 1896. So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Cora Francis, 17 Aug., 1849.
ii. Caroline Jacob, 17 Mar., 1855; d. 19 July, 1856.

Ch., b. Hempstead, L.I., —

iii. Myra Willcutt, 8 Sept., 1862; m. 20 Dec, 1887. William C. Earle,
East Weymouth. One dau., Marguerite Preston, b. 10 Oct., 1888;
d. 23 Jan., 1908.

iv. Carrie Greenwood, 9 Nov., 1864; m. 19 Oct., 1904, Edward
Clarence Tower.

24. Adna8 (Adna7"* Samuel5 Joseph4"3"2 Clement1), b. in
Boston, 181 2; m. 5 May, 1839, Lucy B., dau. of John and Lucy
(Bates) Nichols. She was bt. 11 Oct., 1812, and d. n Oct., 1900.
He d. 24 Feb., 1881, aged 68 yrs. 6 mos. Selectman, 1872-1874.
"Master mariner." Lived on Jerusalem Road near Little Harbor.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Samuel Sayward, i July, 1840; d. n May, 1856.
ii. Adna Nichols, 8 May, 1842.
28. iii. Cyrus Haskell, 7 Sept., 1844.

iv. George Washington, 21 Feb., 1846; d. 14 Sept., 1846.

25. John Warren8 (Adna7-6 Samuel5 Joseph4"3"2 Clement1),
b. in Boston, 28 Nov., 1815; m. 5 Feb., 1843, Rebecca N., dau.
of Leavitt and Betsey (Nichols) Burbank. She was b. 29 Nov.,
1819, and d. 18 June, 1895. He d. 12 Feb., 1890. "Master
mariner." First librarian of Coh. Public Library. Residence,
North Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 9 Sept., 1846; d. 12 Sept., 1846.
ii. Warren Parker, 30 Mar., 1849; d. 1 Dec, 1859.
iii. Ambrose Nichols, ii May, 1852; d. 11 Feb., 1869.
iv. Son, 20 June, 1857; d. soon,
v. Edith Mason, 15 Sept., 1861.

32 Joseph Bates.

26. Thomas8 (John7 Thomas6 Samuel5 Joseph4-3"2 Clement1),
b. 24 April, 181 5; m. 22 Dec., 1853, Priscilla L., dau. of Ebenezer
and Priscilla (Lincoln) James. She was b. 6 Aug., 1832, and d.

16 Feb., 1907. He d. 19 Oct., 1893. Selectman, 1854-1855.
Resided on No. Main St. in house which he built east of Hezekiah
Lincoln house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Lincoln, i Nov., 1854; m. 16 July, 1879, Ida B., dau. of
Enoch Cole and Sarah (Chamberlain) Gardner of Scit. No issue.
29. ii. John, 28 April, 1859.

iii. Martha Priscilla, 4 July, 1863.

iv. James Frederick, 20 Feb., 1867; d. 20 Oct., 1868.

27. Allen Collier9 (Samuel 8-7-6-5 Joseph4-3"2 Clement1),
b. 4 Sept., 1843; m. 19 Nov., 1868, Emily L., dau. of Paul and
Harriet (Joy) Bates. She was b. 1 April, 1846. He d. 13 Aug.,
1899. "Dealer in hardware." Resided on Highland Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Allen Collier, 9 Oct., 1870; d. 31 Aug., 1871.
ii. Samuel Clark, ? „ ~ . ,,.
iii. Paul Joy, j 28 Oct., 1873.

iv. Henry Beals, 28 May, 1878; m. 28 June, 1904, Bessie Crocker.

28. Cyrus Haskell9 (Adna8-7-e Samuel5 Joseph4"3-2 Clement1),
b. 7 Sept., 1844; m. 20 Oct., 1875, Emma E., dau. of Andrew J.
and Juliette (Cook) Gibson of Eastport, Me. She was b. 17 Feb.,
1852. "Produce dealer." Soldier in Civil War, 45th Regt.
Resides on Jerusalem Road near Little Harbor.

Ch.,—

i. Son, 18 Oct., 1876; d. soon,
ii. Alma, 13 April, 1879.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Julia Weston, 16 Oct., 1884.

29. John9 (Thomas8 John7 Thomas6 Samuel5 Joseph4-3-2
Clement1), b. 28 April, 1859; m. 8 July, 1886, Minnie Esther, dau.
of William F. and Esther M. (Penniman) Thayer. She was b.

17 Aug., 1859. He d. 22 Nov., 1897. Resided on North Main
St. in Hezekiah Lincoln house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John, 14 Aug., 1888.
ii. Kendall Thayer, 3 July, 1890.
iii. Gorham Lincoln, 2 Nov., 1891.
iv. Thomas, 31 Mar., 1898.

Joshua Bates. 23

JOSHUA BATES.

1. Joshua3 (Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing. 14 Aug., 1671;
m. 15 Jan., 1695-6, Rachel, dau. of Ibrook and Margaret (Hardin)
Tower. She was b. in Hing. 16 Mar., 1674-5, and d. before
1757. Pie d. April, 1757. Member of 1st School Com. 1728.
One of three to make plan for new meetinghouse in 1746, the
others being James Stutson and John Stephenson. It seems
certain that his house was built in 1695, before the first child was
born, on the west side of what is now South Main St., on lot 40
of the 1st div. In 171 1 he was taxed for 1 house, 2 acres farm,
6 pasture. In his will, probated 14 Oct., 1757, Joshua Bates
gives to his dau. Bathsheba Perry "half an acre of land where her
house now stands"; to his son Joshua, land in the 3d div., "where
his house now stands"; to Solomon the lot "where his house now
stands," this being near Bathsheba's in lot 19 on South Main St.,
a little south of Beechwood St.; to Jacob "all my homestead,
housing, and land adjoining, with shop and tools." The tax lists
show that Jacob lived in the house with his father. In 1749,
Joshua was taxed for \ dwelling house, | acre orchard, \ acre
tillage, 6 pasture, 4 slaves, 2 cows. His house remained in pos-
session of his descendants till about 1900, but is now owned and
occupied by James Dean. It is doubtless the oldest house in
town.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Rachel, 14 July, 1696; m. 14 Dec, 1715, Andrew Beal.

2. ii. Joshua, 15 June, 1698.

iii. Bathsheba, 9 Feb., 1699-1700; m. abt. 1731, Joseph Clark; m.

(2) 3 Oct., 1744, Benjamin Perry of Scit.
iv. Elizabeth, 23 Nov., 1703; m. 8 Oct., 1724, Ebenezer Woodward.

3. v. Solomon, 13 April, 1706.

4. vi. Isaac, 3 Mar., 1707-8.

5. vii. Jacob, 20 Aug., 1710.

2. Joshua4 (Joshua3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing. 15 June,
1698; m. 28 Dec, 1721, Abigail, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth
(Andrews) Joy. She was b. in Hing. 29 Dec, 1701, and survived
her husband, who d. 16 Mar., 1766. "Bricklayer." Constable,
1735. One of six men who purchased land for Beechwood
Cem. in 1737. The tax list for 1749 gives his property as follows:
2 polls, 1 dw., 1 acre orchard, 3 tillage, 6 mowing, 38 pasturage,
10 cow leases, 1 horse, 4 oxen, 4 cows. Resided on Beechwood
St., in house on site of present home of Spencer Stoughton.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Abigail, bt. 10 Mar., 1722-3; d. 24 Sept., 1723.

6. ii. Joshua, i Dec, 1724.

iii. Elizabeth, 21 April, 1726; m. 9 Feb., 1747-8, John Kilby.

34 Joshua Bates.

7. iv. Elisha, 28 Oct., 1730.

8. v. Nathaniel, 3 Oct., 1733.
vi. Abigail, 3 Oct., 1733.

vii. Sarah, 3 Oct., 1737; d. 3 Dec, 1748.

3. Solomon4 (Joshua3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing. 13 April,
1706; m. 1 May, 1730, Deborah, dau. of John and Mary
(Tower) Whiton. She was b. 3 Mar., 1705-6. He m. (2) 14
Dec, 1732, Deborah, dau. of Benjamin and Mary (Merritt) Stud-
ley of Scituate. She was b. in Scituate, 19 Dec, 1703. Resided
in sec. pre., South Main St., south of Beech wood St. Probably
d. in Coh., 1779, as his will was probated 28 June, 1779.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 2d wife, Deborah Studley, —

i. Benjamin, 9 Aug., 1733; m. 8 Dec, 1757, Huklah Cudworth; rem.
to Chesterfield.
9. ii. Abner, 29 May, 1735.
iii. Deborah, 28 Oct., 1737; m. 15 May, 1757, John Ewell of Scit.

10. iv. Nehemiah, 19 June, 1740.

v. Solomon, bt. 15 Aug., 1742.

11. vi. James, 19 May, 1743.

vii. Desire (Lucy as bt.), 27 June, 1747.

4. Isaac4 (Joshua3 Joseph3 Clement1), b. in Hing. 3 Mar.,
1707-8; m. 28 Dec, 1732, Martha, dau. of John and Rebecca
(Lincoln) Clark. Resided in sec. pre, Beechwoods, and was
constable in 1740.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Joseph, 29 Aug., 1733; m. 1762, Sarah, dau. of Eleazer Hay-
ward of Mendon; 7 ch. m. (2) Martha Chilson of Mendon;
5 ch. Revolutionary soldier. He d. 1793, in Mendon.
ii. Micah, 1 Jan., 1735-6.

iii. Ezekiel, 8 May, 1738; d. , 1818 (J. W.).

iv. Rebecca, 9 Nov., 1740; m. 13 Mar., 1760, Jeremiah Stodder, 3d.
v. Olive, Oct., 1743.
vi. Lucretia, 27 Aug., 1746.
vii. Laban, 30 Oct., 1749.
viii. Micah, 6 April, 1753.

5. Jacob4 (Joshua3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing. 20 Aug.,
1710; m. 19 Nov., 1730, Mary, dau. of John and Rebecca (Lincoln)
Clark. Resided in the sec pre., in house left him by his father's
will, on South Main St. Late in life removed to Attleboro and
thence to Dudley.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Mary, 19 July, 1732.

ii. Rachel, bt. 7 Sept., 1735; m. 6 Feb., 1755, Increase Robinson of
Bridgewater.

12. iii. Simeon, 21 Mar., 1737-8.
iv. Obadiah, 7 May, 1741.

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v. James, 19. April, 1743.
vi. Lydia, 10 July, 1744.
vii. Elijah, 2 Dec, 1746; d. 11 Mar., 1794.
viii. John, 4 Dec, 1748.

ix. Jacob, 15 April, 1751.

x. Israel, 15 April, 1753.
xi. Elizabeth, bt. 3 May, 1761.

6. Joshua5 (Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec.

pre., 1 Dec, 1724; m. , Grace, dau. of Elisha and Sarah

(Lewis) Lincoln. She was b. in Hing. 3 April, 1725, and d. 4
May, 1781. He m. (2) 13 Oct., 1782, Mrs. Hannah (Cowing)
Pynchon (or Pincin) of Scituate. She d. 10 Nov., 1841, aged
91 yrs. He d. 8 June, 1816. Constable, 1755. Resided on
Beechwood St., sec. pre. Member of Com. of Inspection, 1774.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Grace, —

13. i. Levi, 15 Aug., 1748.

ii. Ambrose, 25 July, 1750; d. 9 Oct., 1751.

iii. Sarah, 30 June, 1752; m. (Int. 20 June, 1772) Abner Bailey, Scit.
iv. Grace, i Mar., 1754.

14. v. Zealous, i Mar., 1754.

vi. Zibiah, 3 Aug., 1756; m. 15 Dec, 1774, Nathaniel Nichols.

15. vii. Ambrose, 3 Sept., 1758.

viii. Abigail, 21 Oct., 1760; m. 8 Feb., 1779, John Wade of Scit.

16. ix. Theophilus, 4 May, 1763.

17. x. Phineas, 23 May, 1766.

Ch., by wife Hannah, —

18. xi. Abner, 13 May, 1784.

19. xii. Enos, 29 June, 1786.

xiii. Grace, ii Dec, 1789; m. , Rolfe, no issue; d. in Savan-
nah, Ga.

xiv. Joshua, 6 Dec, 1793; m. 6 Oct., 1814, Clara Litchfield of

Scit.; m. (2) Hannah . He d. 3 Mar., 1884, in Boston.

" Master mariner." Soldier of the War of 1812.

7. Elisha5 (Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 28 Oct., 1730,
in Hing., sec. pre.; m. Content Hathaway of Halifax, Mass.,
16 Mar., 1754. She d. 22 Nov., 1766, aged 34 yrs. He m. (2)
20 Oct., 1767, Mrs. Lydia (Worrick) Tower, dau. of Chasling
Worrick. She d. 20 Mar., 1777, aged 54 yrs. He d. 13 Aug.,
1808 (J. W.). Lived in Beechwoods. Revolutionary soldier.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Content, —

20. i. Josiah, 6 Jan., 1756.

ii. Luke, 8 Aug., 1758. Revolutionary soldier,
iii. Elisha., 18 Mar., 1761. Revolutionary soldier, 1778.
iv. Zephamiah, 24 Sept., 1763.

Ch., by wife Lydia, —

v. Jesse, bt. , 1770; d. 29 Sept., 1853.

vi. Lydia, bt. 15 Sept., 1771.

26 Joshua Bates.

8. Nathaniel5 (Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 3 Oct., 1733; m. 18 Dec, 1760, Mary, dau. of Benjamin
Hamlen of Barnstable. Resided on Beech wood St., in house
built by his father. Soldier in* French and Indian War, and in
Revolution.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Cornelius, 26 Nov., 1761; he d. 1850. Revolutionary soldier. His
widow d. 185 1, aged 86 yrs.
21. ii. Jessaniah, 29 June, 1768.

9. Abner5 (Solomon4 Joshua3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing.
sec. pre., 29 May, 1735; m. (Int. 20 Nov., 1762) Elizabeth Vinal,
Scituate. Lived on South Main St. She d. at Westhampton,
1832, aged 87 yrs. The family removed to Chesterfield. Soldier
in French and Indian War, and in Revolution.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Ruth, 8 Mar., 1764.
ii. Mary, bt. 15 June, 1766; d. soon,
iii. Abner, 30 Dec, 1767.
iv. Mary, 18 Nov., 1769.

10. Nehemiah5 (Solomon4 Joshua3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in
Hing., sec. pre., 19 June, 1740; m. (Int. 5 Dec, 1761) Mehitable
Marble, Scituate. She d. 3 June, 1809, in Chesterfield. He d.
20 May, 1817. Removed to Chesterfield about 1771.

Ch., b. in Scit, —

i. Joab, ii May, 1762; m. 26 Aug., 1786, in Chesterfield, Azuba
Amidon; rem. to Vt. ,

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

ii. Nehemiah, 28 Jan., 1764. Soldier of the Revolution; rem. to
Cummington.

iii. Nathaniel, 28 Jan., 1766; d. in Chesterfield, 1787.

iv. Ephraim, 14 Dec, 1767; rem. to Plainfield.

v. Asa, 3 Dec, 1769; m. 17 Nov., 1796, Jemima, dau. of Isaac King-
man, of Goshen; rem. to Cummington.

Ch., b. in Chesterfield, —

vi. Levi, 9 Sept., 1771; m. Lovina Hersey; rem. to Cummington.
vii Eliab, 24 May, 1775; rem. to N. Y.
viii. Mehitable, 24 Mar., 1777; m. , 1798, Jonathan Luce.

ix. Gershom, 1 Oct., 1778; m. 3 Feb., 1803, Patty Parker. Lived in
Goshen.

x. Solomon, 26 Nov., 1780; m. 16 April, 1802, Abigail Willcutt.

xi. Ruth, 9 May, 1785; d. in infancy.

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11. James5 (Solomon4 Joshua3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 19 May, 1743; m. 17 Jan., 1765, Abigail, dau. of Samuel
and Priscilla (Vinal) Litchfield. She was b. , 1747. Prob-
ably removed to Chesterfield. Revolutionary soldier.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Priscilla, 25 May, 1766.
ii. James, 9 Aug., 1767.
iii. Benjamin, 3 June, 1770.
iv. Deborah, 25 July, 1773.

v. Abigail, b. 8 Dec, 1774; m. 13 Nov., 1794, Shubael Tower.

12. Simeon5 (Jacob4 Joshua3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 21 Mar., 1737-8; m. 28 April, 1760, Abigail. Soldier
in French and Indian War. Prob. lived in house of his father.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., -

i. Barnabas, 19 April, 1761.
ii. Huldah, 3 April, 1763.
iii. Ephraim, 9 Sept., 1764.
iv. Joshua, 9 Nov., 1766.

13. Levi6 (Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 15 Aug., 1748; m. 2 Jan., 1772, Hannah, dau. of Samuel
and Priscilla (Vinal) Litchfield of Scituate. She was b. about
1754 and d. 1 Feb., 1810. He m. (2) Hannah Rogers. Lieut,
in the Revolution. Removed to Springfield, Vt., Mar., 1794.

Ch., b. or bt. in Coh., by 1st. wife, —

i. Rebecca, bt. 19 June, 1774; m. , 1792, James Litchfield of

Scit.
ii. Dexter, bt. 23 Jan., 1778; m. Dec, 1816, Mehitable Ladd Gale of

Unity, N.H. Meth. Epis. minister.
iii. Lewis, b. 20 Mar., 1780; m. , Elizabeth Webster of Sandwich,

N.H. Meth. Epis. minister. His son, Rev. L. B. Bates, was

the father of Ex-Gov. John Bates.

iv. Cynthia, b. 22 July, 1786; m. , Elijah Bisbee; lived in N. H.

v. Levi, b. 20 Dec, 1790; m. , Anna Harlow of Springfield, Vt.

14. Zealous6 (Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 1 Mar., 1754; m. 20 Aug., 1775, Abigail, dau. of Daniel
and Abigail (Beal) Nichols. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 22
Jan., 1757, and d. 25 Sept., 1812. He m. (2) 17 Nov., 1816,
Lois Gilman of Scituate. He d. in Westboro, 5 July, 183 1.
Soldier of the Revolution. Treasurer, 1804. Resided on South
Main St. in house built about 1695 by his great-grandfather
Joshua3, but removed to Westboro in 1 816. In one part of the
house he carried on the grocery business, his daughters assisting
him.

38 Joshua Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joshua, 20 Mar., 1776; m. Poor of Dedham. He m. (2)

Lattimer. H. C. 1800. Ordained at Dedham as colleague

pastor of the First Church, 16 Mar., 1803. President of Middle-
borough College, Vt, 1818-1843. Settled at Dudley, 1843, as
pastor of the Congregational Church; d. at Dudley, 14 Jan.,
1854.

22. ii. Daniel, 21 Jan., 1778.

iii. Abigail, 6 Aug., 1780; d. 5 Sept., 1780.

23. iv. Paul, 10 Aug., 1781.

v. David, 12 Sept., 1784.
vi. Anna, 22 Mar., 1787; m. Nichols Tower.

24. vii. Phineas, 24 April, 1790.
viii. Abigail, 22 Jan., 1792.

ix. Jane, 3 April, 1794; m. Fay, Westboro.

x. Adeline, 10 May, 1801; m. 15 May, 1832, Otis Brigham, in
Westboro.

15. Ambrose6 (Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 3 Sept., 1758; m. 26 May, 1782, Priscilla, dau. of Francis
and Sarah (Hobart) Lincoln. She was bt. in Hing., sec. pre., 17
Aug., 1760, and d. 2 Mar., 1841. He d. 30 April, 1833. Soldier
of the Revolution. He kept a diary of his campaign. Resided
on Beechwood St. in house just east of river.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Priscilla Stodder, 12 June, 1785; buried 12 June, 1794.

ii. Ellen, 12 June, 1785; m. 5 May, 1811, Mordecai L. Wallis.
iii. Hophney, 18 June, 1786; d. 8 Dec, 1793.
iv. Fanny, 28 June, 1801; d. 20 June, 1862, unm.

v. Maria, 28 June, 1801; m. abt. 1821, Mordecai L. Wallis, widr.

vi. Sarah Hobart, 28 June, 1801; m. , William Nichols of

Watertown.

25. vii. Francis Lincoln, b. 1 Nov., 1799.

viii. Isabella L., Oct., 1803; m. , William Nichols, widr., Water-
town,
ix. Polly.

16. Theophilus8 (Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 4 May, 1763; m. 12 Aug., 1787, Sarah, dau. of Job and
Mary (Pratt) Tower. She was bt. in Coh. 21 Oct., 1770. He
m. (2) at Chester, Vt., 30 Mar., 1804, Esther Chandler. He
removed to Springfield, Vt., after 1792, and d. there 28 Jan.,
1847.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Emma, 10 Aug., 1788; d. Springfield, Vt., 9 April, 1876, unm

ii. Elizabeth, 12 Sept., 1790.

iii. Meriel, 3 Oct., 1790.

iv. Betsey }

v. Job Tower >, 29 Jan., 17925 m. , Lamira Field of Springfield, Vt.

vi. Martha ) m. , George Johnson of Springfield, Vt.

Joshua Bates. 39

17. Phineas6 (Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 23 May, 1766; m. 31 May, 1789, Abigail, dau. of Abraham
and Sarah (Lincoln) Lincoln. She was bt. 29 May, 1774.
"Farmer." Lived in Beechwoods, but removed to Springfield,
Vt., after 1812.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Anna, 2 May, 1790.

Ch., b. in Springfield, Vt., —

ii. Davis, 5 Sept., 1792; m. 31 Dec, 1818, Rachel, dau. of Isaac Tower,

in Springfield, Vt.
iii. Sally, 16 Dec, 1794; m. 20 May, 1819, Stoddard, son of Isaac

Tower, in Springfield, Vt.
iv. Esther, 24 Sept., 1812; m. 6 Oct., 1841, Stoddard, son of Isaac

Tower, widr.

18. Abner6 (Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 13 May, 1784;
m. 12 April, 1802, Thankful, dau. of Daniel5 and Sarah (Whit-
comb) Litchfield of Scituate. She was b. 18 July, 1785. He d.
4 Feb., 1814. She m. (2) 10 Dec, 1839, Capt. Luther Stoddard
of Hing., and d. South Scituate 25 Nov., 187 1. Resided in the
Beechwoods.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Rebecca, , 1802.

ii. Laban, 25 July, 1803.

26. iii. Peter, 13 Mar., 1805.

iv. Cynthia, i Sept., 1807; d. 11 May, 1823.

27. v. Henry, 15 July, 1809.

vi. Luther, 3 July, 1812; d. 19 Aug., 1813.

19. Enos6 (Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 29 June, 1786:
m. 24 Jan., 1808, Sally, dau. of Lot and Sarah (Lincoln) Whit-
comb. She was b. 24 Aug., 1779. "Master mariner." He d.
1 Mar., 1843. Soldier of the War of 1812. Resided on Beech-
wood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha Lewis, 14 Oct., 1808; d. 7 July, 1813.

ii. Levi Whttcomb, 30 July, 181 1; m. .

iii. Mary Adams, 21 Dec, 1813.

20. Joslah6 (Elisha5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 6 Jan.,

1756; m. , Mary, dau. of Daniel and Bethiah (Nichols)

Tower. She was bt. 27 May, 1764. He d. 22 Nov., 1823, in
Springfield, Vt. She survived him and m. (2) 9 Feb., 1824,
Luther Field of Springfield, Vt. Revolutionary soldier.

4-0 Joshua Bates.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Bethiah, , 1782.

ii. Polly, , 1785.

v. Louisa Content Hathaway, .

21. Jessaniah6 (Nathaniel5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in
Hing., sec. pre., 29 June, 1768; m. 30 July, 1796, Phoebe Litch-
field of Scituate. She d. 13 April, 1849, aged 75 yrs. He d. 6
Mar., 1854. "Farmer." Resided on Beechwood St. in house
left him by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Phoebe, 13 Oct., 1797; m. 1 May, 1825, Levi Francis of Hing.

28. ii. Rufus, 27 Sept., 1799.

29. iii. Lot, 7 Feb., 1802.

30. iv. Lewis, 13 June, 1804.

v. Mary, 7 Sept., 1807.

31. vi. Warren, 4 Nov., 1810.

32. vii. Silas, 4 June, 1813.
^. viii. Ezekiel, ii Jan., 1819.

22. Daniel7 (Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 21

Jan., 1778; m. , Sally, dau. of Levi and Priscilla (Nichols)

Tower. She was b. 11 Oct., 1780, and d. 25 April, 1857. He
d. 4 Dec, i860. "Master mariner." Lived on east side of
South Main St. in house which he built about 1796. Soldier of
War of 1812.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

34. i. Job Tower, 26 May, 1797.

35. ii. Zealous, 19 Nov., 1799.

iii. Salome, 9 Nov., 1801; d. 16 June, 1841.

iv. Levi, 9 June, 1805; m. 10 Mar., 1830, in Boston, Fannie Henderson

Simpson, b. 15 Oct., 1809, in Portsmouth, N.H.
v. Abigail, 2 Dec, 1807; m. 13 May, 1827, Henry Downer Gaylord.

He d. 6 Jan., 1864. She d. 19 July, 1872. 6 children,
vi. Sarah, 18 Dec, 1809; m. 27 Nov., 1827, Isaac Lincoln,
vii. Daniel, 3 Dec, 181 1; m. 26 Nov., 1835, Mary L. Bicknell of

Weymouth. She d. 10 Sept., 1852. He m. (2) 4 Oct, 1854,

Nancy P. Dyer of East Weymouth. He d. 8 Oct., 1869.
viii. James, 10 Feb., 1814; m. 1 Nov., 1840, Henrietta L. Pratt. She

d. 29 Nov., 1850.
ix. Caleb N., 5 June, 1816; m. 21 Mar., 1843, Frances Ann Stoddard .

She d. 2 Nov., 1857. One son, one dau.
x. Anna T.,8 Sept., 1818; m. 12 Jan., 1841, Henry, son of Jared

Lincoln, of Boston; m. (2) , James Warren Bates.

xi. Child, , d. 18 Sept., 1821, aged 11 months.

36. xii. Lorenzo, ii Feb., 1824.

23. Paul7 (Zealous8 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 10 Aug.,
1781; m. 29 Nov., 1805, Priscilla, dau. of Levi and Priscilla

Joshua Bates. 41

(Nichols) Tower. She was b. 3 Jan., 1786, and d. 23 April, 1855.
He d. 7 July, 1839. Resided on South Main St. in house which he
built, nearly opposite his father's, in 1806 or 1807. " arpenter."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ruth, 21 April, 1806; m. 12 Feb., 1846, Timothy W. Brown.

37. ii. Paul, 27 Nov., 1807.

38. iii. Charles, ig July, 1809.

iv. Martha N., ii April, 181 1; m. 24 Nov., 1831, Luther Jenkins, Jr.
v. Jane B., 3 Jan., 1813; m. 29 Dec, 1837, Thomas Nichols
Tower.
39.,vi. George, 25 June, 1815.

vii. Priscilla, 9 April, 1817; m. 12 Jan., 1842, Squire S. Gove,
viii. David, 9 April, 1819; d. 6 Oct., 1843, unm.
ix. Adeline, 9 April, 1821; m. 14 Oct., 1840, Lincoln L. Jenkins.

She d. 21 Oct., 1880.
x. Elizabeth, 12 April, 1823; m. 8 Feb., 1844, Frederic Tower.
40. xi. Gorham P., 11 Feb., 1825.

xii. Abigail, 5 Dec, 1829; d. 20 Mar., 1905, unm.
xiii. Zealous, 13 Dec, 1830; m. . Resides in Calif.

24. Phineas7 (Zealous8 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 24

April, 1790; m. , Mary . He d. 5 Mar., 1843. Soldier

of the War of 1812. " Butcher " and " farmer." Lived in house
built by Joshua3.

Ch., b. in Coh.,

i. John B., 2 Feb., 1817; d. 17 Aug., 1887, in Boston,
ii. Joshua, 31 Oct., 1818.

41. iii. Phineas, 13 Sept., 1820.

42. iv. Loring, 14 Sept., 1822.

v. Albert, 23 May, 1824; d. 24 Aug., 18.25.

vi. Hiram, 7 Feb., 1826.
vii. Henry S., 27 Nov., 1827.
viii. Albert, 28 Jan., 1830.

43. ix. Thomas, 14 Nov., 1831.
x. Mary, 4 Aug., 1833.

xi. Lewis D., 25 Oct., 1836.

25. Francis Lincoln7 (Ambrose6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clem-
ent1), b. 1 Nov., 1799; m. 15 Dec, 1825, Esther, dau. of Daniel
and Rebecca (Billings) Johnson of Sharon, Mass. She was b.
19 Dec, 1800. He d. 18 May, 1882. Lived on Beechwood St.
in paternal home.

Ch., b. in Boston and Coh., —

i. Francis Lincoln, 26 Dec, 1826; d. 1 July, 1839.
ii. Esther Eliza, 19 Mar., 1828; m. 5 May, 1849, William Lincoln, Jr.

44. iii. Daniel J., 12 Jan., 1830.

iv. Ellen W., 27 May, 1832; d. 12 Sept., 1848.

45. v. Thomas A., 20 June, 1834.

vi. Sarah Lee, 5 May, 1837; m. 13 June, 1866, J. Loring Litchfield
of Scituate.

4*2 Joshua Bates.

26. Peter7 (Abner6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 13 Mar.,
1805; m. 24 Jan., 1826, Mary Marble, widow of Abner P. Marble.
She d. 24 April, 1836, aged 4<j yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abner, 5 Nov., 1826.
ii. Cynthia, 13 Nov., 1830.
iii. Joshua, 20 Aug., 1832.

27. Henry7 (Abner6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 15 July,
1809; m. 27 Nov., 1828, Elizabeth, dau. of John M. and Char-
lotte (Leighton) Lincoln. She was b. 12 Nov., 1806. He d. 24
Jan., 1868, in Scituate.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Marshal L., 15 July, 1830; m. 1 Dec, 1850, Abigail S., dau. of
David Vinal.

ii. Laban, 11 April, 1832; m. Eliza Harding. He d. 18 Aug.,

1856. Son, Clarence Harding, d. 22 Dec, 1856, aged 3 yrs.

46. iii. Henry, 10 Oct., 1834.

iv. Cornelius L., 7 Oct., 1836.

v. Lincoln, 8 Sept., 1838; d. 28 July, 1873.

vi. Daniel, Feb., 1840; d. 4 April, 1840.

vii. Elizabeth, June, 1842; d. 10 July, 1842.

viii. James L., 30 Jan., 1844; m. 1 Oct., 1867, Lizzie McKay,

ix. Son, d. 12 Sept., 1847, aged 7 weeks.

x. Charles A., , 1849; m. 5 Oct., 1869, Elizabeth, dau. of Simeon

and Elizabeth ( ) Williamson.

28. Rufus7 (Jessaniah8 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 27 Sept., 1799; m. 21 Jan., 1827, Dama, dau. of John
and Dama (Hill) Stockbridge. She was b. 30 Aug., 1810.
She d. 26 Mar., 1891, aged 80 yrs. 7 mos. Lived on Beech-
wood St. in house built in common with his brother Lot.
"Farmer."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

47. i. Rufus, 29 Mar., 1828.

ii. Susannah, 24 Aug., 1830.

iii. Andrew, 10 June, 1834; m. (Int. 12 Jan., 1861) Eliza Ann, dau. of
Chas. Brown of Scit.

48. iv. Edwin, ) _ ... tQ „

v. Henrietta, \ 23 APnl> l838-

29. Lot7 (Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b.
7 Feb., 1802; m. 11 Jan., 1827, Winnifred, dau. of Samuel and

Lois (Lincoln) Ellms. She was b. , and d. 13 Nov., 1881.

He d. 3 Mar., 1888. Selectman, 1848-1849. Lived on Beech-
wood St. in house built in common with his brother Rufus.

Joshua Bates. 43

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Dewitt Climton, 28 Oct., 1827; m. in Hing. 8 May, 1853, Sarah
A. Burbank. Selectman of Hing. from 1871 to time of death,
13 Nov., 1904. " Teacher."
49. ii. Lot Webster, 17 April, 1835.

iii. Hepsibah E., 17 Aug., 1837; m. 22 Sept., 1870, Geo. William Con-
ley. She d. 27 Aug., 1885.

30. Lewis7 (Jessaniah6 NathT Joshua4"3 Joseph3 Clement1),
b. 13 June, 1804; m. 1 April, 1827, Deborah, dau. of Abner and
Lydia (Crague) Litchfield of Scituate. She d. 23 Mar., 1845.
He m. (2) 25 June, 1846, Mrs. Martha Jane (Harris) Crane.
He d. 18 Oct., 1878. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Deborah, —

50. i. Foster, 17 Dec, 1828.

ii. Caroline F., 22 Jan., 1832; m. 13 Jan., 1847, Francis M. Lincoln.

She d. 10 Sept., 1848.
iii. Deborah L., ii June, 1838; m. 11 June, 1855, Chas. H.
Kilburn.

Ch., by 2d wife, Martha, —

iv. Henry Lewis, 25 July, 1847; d. 19 Jan., 1849.
v. Emily Elizabeth, 24 June, 1850.
51. vi. Henry Lewis, 4 Feb., 1854; m. (Int. 12 Dec, 1877) Amelia
(Frates) Bates,
vii. Elbridge G., 5 April, i860; m. 8 Jan., 1881, Georgianna (Churchill)
Smith.

31. Warren7 (Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 4 Nov., 1810; m. (Int. 10 Oct., 1834) Caroline G., dau. of
Abner and Lydia (Crague) Litchfield of Scituate. She d. 10 Dec,
1837, aged 21 yrs. He m. (2) 9 Dec, 1838, Miriam G., dau. of
John and Miriam (Barnes) Burbank. She was b. 17 Dec, 1813,
and d. 25 Feb., 1898. He d. 20 Oct., 1888. Lived on Beechwood
St. in house built in common with his brother Silas. "Farmer."

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Caroline, —

i. Caroline L., 23 Oct., 1837; m. 12 May, 1859, James H. Morris; m.
(2) 28 April, 1906, Samuel Orcutt, Weymouth.

Ch., by 2d. wife, Miriam, —

52. ii. John Warren, 17 Sept., 1840.

iii. Jazaniah, 28 Jan., 1845; d. 21 April, 1846.

32. Silas7 (Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4"3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 4 June, 1813; m. 22 Nov., 1835, Sarah B., dau. of David
and Prudence (Dorothy) Whitcomb. She was b. 14 Nov., 1814,
and d. 6 Feb., 1843. He m- (2) 22 June> x845, Maria, dau. of
Meshech and Temperance (Stoddard) Litchfield. She d. 8 Sept.,

44 Joshua Bales.

1890, aged 72 yrs. 5 mos. 6 days. He d. 4 Sept., 1891. Select-
man, i860. Lived on Beechwood St. in house built in common
with his brother Warren. "Farmer."
Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Sarah B., —

i. Sarah F., ii Aug., 1836; m. 1 Mar., 1855, Marcus, son of James

Damon of Scit.
ii. Georgianna, 23 Jan., 1841; d. 20 May, 1904, unm.

Ch., by 2d wife, Maria, —

iii. Ella Maria, 21 Nov., 1849.

33. Ezekiel7 (Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 11 Jan., 1819; m. 6 Nov., 1843, Mary B., dau. of Wilson and
Harriet (Currier) Pike of Goshen, N.H. He d. 11 Oct., 1894.
Lived on Beechwood St. in house of his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet Wilson, 14 Sept., 1844; m. 25 Dec, 1862, Orlando Curtis,
ii. Martha Gragg, 4 Nov., 1846; d. 9 Jan., 1867, unm.
iii. Ellen W., 13 Sept., 1848; m. 30 Dec, 1868, Franklin Stoddard.

53. iv. Oliver Homer, 3 April, 185 1.

54. v. Cyrus Warren, 17 Mar., 1857.

34. Job Tower8 (Daniel7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clem-
ent1), b. 26 May, 1797; m. 22 Nov., 1818, Sarah, dau. of William
and Hepsibah (Lincoln) Whittington. She was bt. 15 May, 1796,
and d. 27 Feb., 1859. He d. 4 Dec, 1824.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Horatio, 10 Oct., 1819.
ii. Hepsibah Lincoln, 23 Aug., 182 1; m. 28 Nov., 1847, Christopher

Collier,
iii. Job Tower, 3 Feb., 1824.

35. Zealous8 (Daniel7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 19 Nov., 1799; m. 1 Jan., 1822, Anna H., dau. of Levi and
Abigail (Nichols) Tower. She was b. 15 Dec, 1803, and d. 13
Jan., 1882. He d. 18 Jan., 1867, at Hempstead, L.I., N. Y. Lived
in house on Border St., probably built by John2 Marble about
1724. (Taken down in spring of 1908.)

Ch., b. in Coh., —

55. i. Otis Brigham, 7 April, 1823.

56. ii. James B., 26 Mar., 1825.

iii. Caroline Lothrop, 5 Feb., 1827; m. 19 Dec, 1847, Jacob F.

Bates,
iv. Bethiah T. L., 9 July, 1829; d. 15 Sept., 1833.
v. Abigail Nichols, 29 Jan., 1833; m. , Lewis Tower. Lived in

Boston and Weymouth. 3 ch.
vi. Sarah B. D., 29 June, 1835; m- 6 May, 1858, Hayward P. Hall

of Boston. 4 ch.

Joshua Bates. 45

vii. Daniel T., 5 Jan., 1838; d. 27 June, 1840.
viii. Ann Bethiah, ; d. 9 Feb., 1840.

he. Louis Nichols, 22 Oct., 1841; d. 28 May, 1842.

x. Louis Nichols, 29 Dec, 1843; m. 26 May, 1872, Ruth B. Turner.
He d. 11 Aug., 1882. Lived in Somerville.

xi. Elizabeth Josephine, 29 June, 1846; d. 24 Sept., 1905.

36. Lorenzo8 (Daniel7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clem-
ent1), b. 11 Feb., 1824; m. 31 Dec., 1848, Mary Jane, dau.
of David and Jane (Lawrence) Tower. She was b. 31 Dec,
1825, and d. 1 Aug., 1902. He d. 22 Aug., 1867, in Quincy,
111. Resided on South Main St. in house built by his
father. " Mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. David Tower, 25 Sept., 1849.

ii. Henrietta Lincoln, 19 April, 1851; d. 16 Sept., 1871.
iii. Mary Lovell, 27 Nov., 1852; m. , Lee of Scit.

57. iv. Lorenzo Warren, 27 Mar., 1854.

v. Harry S., 28 Nov., 1857; m. 25 Nov., 1880, Lizzie E. Litchfield

of Scit.
vi. Harriet Jane, 2 Oct., 1862; m. 25 Oct., 1887, Alfred Proctor
Vialleof Hyde Park.

37. Paul8 (Paul7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b.
27 Nov., 1807; m. 17 June, 1832, Harriet, dau. of Joseph and
Elinor (Nichols) Joy. She was b. 4 July, 1812, and d. 4 April,
1897. He d. 1 July, 1855. Resided on Joy Place. " Mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ellen, 23 Nov., 1832; m. 10 June, 1855, Henry W. Beal.

58. ii. Joseph J., 8 Dec, 1835.

iii. Martha Jenkins, 16 July, 1838; m. 6 Mar., 1866, Charles A.

Gross,
iv. Sarah Young, 4 Mar., 1841; m. 25 June, 1866, Orin A. Beal.
v. Emily Lewis, i April, 1846; m. 19 Nov., 1868, Allen C. Bates,
vi. Abby Anna, 16 April, 1849.
vii. Priscilla Gove, , 1852; m. 25 Dec, 1879, Albert M. Litchfield

of Scit.

38. Charles8 (Paul7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 19 July, 1809; m. 18 Jan., 1837, in Scituate, Clara, dau. of
John Bryant and Hannah (Nichols) Turner of Scituate. She was
b. 2 July, 1814, and d. 5 Jan., 1902, at Quincy. Removed early
to Scituate, where he resided on Battles Hill.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Eugene, 16 Dec, 1837; d. 2 Nov., 1864, in Jarvis
Hospital, Baltimore, Md.; a soldier in the Civil War, 39th Regt.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

ii. Ella, 20 May, 1844.

\S Joshua Bates.

39. George8 (Paul7 Zealous6 Joshua5-'1-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 25 June, 1815; m. in Hing. 6 Feb., 1842, Sarah A., dau. of
William Hall of Marshfield. She was b. 29 Nov., 1823, and d.
1 Oct., 1906. He d. 4 Jan., 1897. Resided on South Main St.
and Snow Place. "Shipwright."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Paul, 18 Oct., 1842; d. 27 July, 1849.
ii. David, 15 Feb., 1845; m. 17 Nov., 1870, s. Fanny Bourne,
iii.. Sarah Ann, 16 Aug., 1847; d. 17 Aug., 1849.
iv. Adeline Jenkins, i Dec, 1849; d. soon,
v. George H., 2 Nov. ,1851; m. Mary Badger of Chelsea; m. (2)

Emma R. Knapp of Portland, Me. 3 ch.
vi. Sarah Ann, Mar., 1854; d. 1 April, 1857.
vii. Paul, Jan., 1856; d. 28 Mar., 1857.
viii. Son, d. ii Mar., 1858.
ix. Martha Jenkins, ii April, 1861.
x. William Hall, 6 Aug., 1867; d. 25 Oct., 1868.

40. Gorham P.8 (Paul7 Zealous6 Joshua5"4-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 11 Feb., 1825; m. 18 Sept., 1853, Harriet Souther, dau. of
Lewis and Mary A. (Souther) Lincoln. She was b. 14 Jan.,
1833.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet M., 13 April, 1854; d. 9 April, 1857.
ii. Gorham P., 26 Aug., 1855; d. 5 Sept., 1855.

iii. Priscilla Tower, 13 Sept., 1856; m. , John Field. She d.

13 Mar., 1900.
iv. Zealous, 27 Mar., 1858.
v. Lewis Lincoln, 24 Mar., 1861.

vi. Hattie Parsons, 19 Nov., 1862; m. , Wm. Dawes; resides in

Brockton.

41. Phineas8 (Phineas7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clem-
ent1), b. 13 Sept., 1820; m. , Hannah W. . She d. 30

May, 1903, in Middleboro, aged 83 yrs. 11 mos. 18 days. He
d. 21 May, 1883. Lived on South Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joshua, ii Oct., 1842.
ii. Louisa Almena, 30 Dec, 1844.
iii. William Pierpont, 30 Jan., 1846; d. 28 Dec, 1858.
iv. Thomas Lincoln, 6 June, 1849; d- 16 July, 1894.
v. Son, 30 Oct., 185 1.

42. Loring8 (Phineas7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 14 Sept., 1822; m. 29 Jan., 1846, Catherine, dau. of James
Clarra of Scituate. She d. 25 Sept., 1894, aged 69 yrs. 2 mos., at
Hyde Park. Resided on South Main St. in the paternal home, the
house built by Joshua3. Representative, i860, 1868. " Master
mariner." Engaged in raising vessels for the government during
the Civil War.

Joshua Bates. 47

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Helen Augusta, 21 Sept., 1849; m. , Frank Brigham of Hyde

Park. She d. 9 Nov., 1897. Pres. Mass. Woman's Relief Corps.

ii. Adeline Beatrice H., 20 Feb., 1851; m. 7 July, 1872, Clement
Bates Tower.

iii. Nichols, 30 Dec, 1855.

iv. Frank, 27 Oct., 1858.

43. Thomas8 (Phineas7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4"3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 14 Nov., 1831; m. 19 Jan., 1853, Mercy V., dau. of James
Clarra of Scituate. She d. 16 Feb., 1895, at Rockland, aged 62
yrs. 11 mos. He d. at Boston, 6 April, 1893.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Loring, 9 Dec, 1853; d. 16 July, 1894.
ii. Martha Jane, 28 Nov., 1856.
iii. Emma Frances, 10 April, 1861.

44. Daniel J.8 (Francis L.7 Ambrose6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2
Clement1), b. 12 Jan., 1830; m. 12 Dec, 1852, Mary B., dau. of
Ebenezer and Mary (Cook) Bearse of Scituate. She d. Jan.,
1903. Representative, 1876. "Trader." Lives near North Scit-
uate Station, in Scituate.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. Waldo Francis, 5 Oct., 1853; m. 14 Dec, 1873, Georgia H. Clapp

of Scit. One dau. and one son.
ii. Ellen Maria, 26 Nov., 1855; m. 20 May, 1875, Alba P. Smith

of Scit. Two daus..

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Herbert Fiske Barrett, 14 Feb., 1859.

iv. Mary Esther, 29 Mar., 1862; m. 21 Aug., 1881, Everett Wilder
of Scit. Two sons.

45. Thomas A.8 (Francis L.7 Ambrose6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph3
Clement1), b. 20 June, 1834; m. 27 Dec, i860, Melissa Loring,
dau. of Solomon Loring and Lucinda (Damon) Damon of Hing.

She was b. , 1841. Resided in Beechwoods; has removed to

Braintree.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

59. i. Arthur Sttllman, 8 Sept., 1863.
ii. Agnes, 22 Dec, 1866.
iii. Levi L., 29 Dec, 1869; d. 11 Jan., 1870.
iv. Child, 7 June, 1872.
v. Francis Lortng,.io Feb., 1878; m. in Scit. 12 Jan., 1900, Winnett

Litchfield; 3 ch. Resides in Scit.
vi. Clement Wallace, 12 Mar., 1882.
vii. Qutncy Burton, 18 May, 1887.

48 Joshua Bales.

46. Henry8 (Henry7 Abner8 Joshua5-*-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 10 Oct., 1834; m. 7 Nov., 1859, Lavina A., dau. of John and
Patty (Lambert) Powers. She was b. 30 Jan., 1837, and d. 21
June, 1903. Lived on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henrietta, 12 Mar., i860; m. 24 April, 1892, Charles William

Hunter of Reading,
ii. Lizzie Flora, 17 Dec, 1861; d. soon.

iii. Lizzie A., , 1864; m. 25 Dec, 1883, Alfred Beal.

60. iv. Harry C, 9 Aug., 1866.

v. Florence G., 15 June, 1869.

47. Rufus8 (Rufus7 Jessaniah* Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2
Clement1), b. 29 Mar., 1828; m. 11 Dec, 1853, Emily, dau. of
Elliot and Sarah (Joy) Stoddard. She was b. 27 Nov., 1826.
"Carpenter." Resided on Brook St. d. 6 Oct., 1908.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Rufus Elliot, 9 Sept., 1858; d. 10 Oct., 1858.

48. Edwin8 (Rufus7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2
Clement1), b. 23 April, 1838; m. 10 Aug., 1862, Myra, dau. of
Ebenezer and Lucinda (Frost) Fuller of Watertown. "Farmer."
Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

61. i. Edwin Warren, 14 Feb., 1863.

ii. Myra Etta, 6 May, 1864; m. 16 July, 1882, Elmer Ellsworth Bates.

iii. Nellie Gertrude, , 1866; m. 14 Feb., 1884, Ezekiel L. James.

iv. Eva Lucinda, 19 Aug., 1868; m. 14 Dec, 1893, James B. Lincoln.

62. v. Rufus Alden, 15 Nov., 1874; m. 4 Feb., 1900, Lucy Ellen Vinal,

Scit.

49. Lot Webster8 (Lot7 Jessaniah8 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2
Clement1), b. 17 April, 1835; m. 6 May, 1857, Anna Maria,
dau. of Howard and Caroline E. (Pratt) Pratt. She was b. 19
Feb., 1842, and d. 15 Nov., 1866. He m. (2) 12 Sept., 1867,
Sarah Joice, dau. of Thomas and Margarett Ann Conley of British
Provinces. Resides on Beechwood St., in house built by Capt.
Aaron Pratt. "Farmer." "Teacher." Seventeen years janitor
of Osgood Schoolhouse.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Anna Maria, —

i. Hattie Maria, 7 Nov., 1857; m. (Int. 17 Dec, 1874) Luther
Clarence Litchfield of Scit.

63. ii. William Webster, 28 Aug., 1859.

64. iii. Elmer Ellsworth, ii Aug., 1861.

iv. Anna Maria, , 1864; m. (Int. 21 Feb., 1883) Jesse Reed of

Scit.

Joshua Bates. 49

Ch., by wife Sarah,

v. Amy Louisa, i Aug., 1868; m. 28 July, 1888, Edward A. Jacobs

of Norwell. She d. 26 Jan., 1889.
vi. Fannie H., b. 7 June, 1871; m. 24 Nov., 1897, Lester Merritt,

Scit.
vii. George Thomas, \ M R $ d- 17 AuS» l874-
viii. Sarah A., $ 2I iVlay' I574' } m. 19 Oct., 1893, Herman

L. James. He d. 22 May, 1899. m. (2) 27 Sept., 1905,

Frank P. Ham of Manchester, N.H.
ix. Edgar Russell, 5 June, 1879; m. 20 July, 1899, Mary A. Stephens

of Winchester.
x. Elsie Hepsibah, 28 Mar., 1886.

50. Foster8 (Lewis7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2
Clement1), b. 17 Dec, 1828; m. 14 Nov., 1847, Adaline, dau. of
Amos and Hannah Allen (Fearing) Tilden. She was b. 12 Jan.
1830, and d. 16 May, 1906. Lived on Elm, cor. Brook St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter Foster, 19 Mar., 1849.
ii. Alice Maria, 8 Aug., 1851; d. 27 Aug., 1853.

iii. Addie Emeline, , 1853; m. 30 Oct., 1872, Geo. Henry Bellows

of Scit.

51. Henry Lewis8 (Lewis7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3
Joseph2 Clement1), b. 4 Feb., 1854; m. 12 Dec, 1877, Amelia
(Frates) widow of Daniel Francis Bates. Lives in the Beech-
woods.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry Lewis, 8 April, 1879.
ii. Georgianna, 5 July, 1884.

52. John Warren8 (Warren7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4"3
Joseph2 Clement1), b. 14 Sept., 1840; m. 17 Mar., 1861, Mary
Louise, dau. of Peleg and Mary Jane (Damon) Hyland. He d. 13
Sept., 1873. Resided on Beechwood St. in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
65. i. John Warren, 3 Mar., 1862.

53. Oliver H.8 (Ezekiel7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3 Joseph2
Clement1), b. 3 April, 1851; m. 9 Aug., 1870, Martha Anna, dau.
of Andrew and Louisa (Henry) Woodworth of Cornwallis, Nova
Scotia. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

66. i. Ellery C., 29 Dec, 1875.

ii. Lillian Earnestine, 10 Aug., 1885; m. 24 Jan., 1907, William W.
Cogill, Chicago.

54. Cyrus Warren8 (Ezekiel7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3
Joseph2 Clement1), b. 17 Mar., 1857; m. (1) 11 Nov., 1878, Ida

5<o Joshua Bates.

M., dau. of Henry and Lydia J. (Peakes) Nichols. She was b.
10 Nov., 1867, and d. 12 Aug., 1881. He m. (2) 24 Oct., 1889,
Lena Maud Graves of Etna, Me. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Rubie Ellen, 21 Nov., 1891.

55. Otis Brigham9 (Zealous8 Daniel7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3

Joseph2 Clement1), b. 7 April, 1823; m. , Ann M. .

Removed to Lancaster.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Orin Brigham, 21 Sept., 1852.

56. James Burtenshaw9 (Zealous8 Daniel7 Zealous6 Joshua5-4-3
Joseph2 Clement1), b. 26 Mar., 1825; m. 22 Dec, 1859, Martha
Tower, dau. of Thomas and Martha (Tower) Stoddard. She was
b. 28 Nov., 1827. He d. 5 Jan., 1874. Resided on Border St.
in house that had been his father's. " Mason."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bethiah Tower Lothrop, 22 Oct., i860; d. 20 Sept., 1875.
ii. Martha James, 19 Nov., 1862; d. 19 April, 1863.
iii. Florence Nightingale, 28 Mar., 1864.
iv. Mary Gertrude, 19 April, 1866.
v. James Otis, 26 April, 1868; d. 7 Mar., 1869.
vi. Jacob, ii May, 1869; d. 20 July, 1870.
vii. Fannie Tower, ii May, 1869; d. 10 Jan., 1890.

57. Lorenzo W.9 (Lorenzo8 Daniel7 Zealous6 Joshua5"4-3
Joseph2 Clement1), b. 27 Mar., 1854; m. 10 Jan., 1878, Lottie
(Clapp) Beal, adopted dau. of Henry Beal, Coh., dau. of Charles
and Anna W. (Teele) Clapp of Scit Resides on South Main St.
in the paternal home. Conductor on N. Y. & N. H. R. R.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henrietta Clapp, 19 Aug., 1878; m. 17 Oct., 1905, Winfield Scott

Lapworth, Hopedale.
ii. Warren Beal, 7 Feb., 1880; d. 10 Aug., 1882.
iii. Nellie Salome, 17 May, 1882; d. 16 Sept., 1882.
iv. Royal Teele, 2 Mar., 1884.
v. Miriam Warren, 5 May, 1894; d. 29 Oct., 1901.

58. Joseph Joy9 (Paul8-7 Zealous8 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clem-
ent1), b. 8 Dec, 1835; m. 25 June, 1868, Sarah L., dau. of Zaccheus
and Margaret (Willcutt) Rich. She was b. 8 Aug., 1841. He d.
ir April, 1900. "Expressman." Soldier of the Civil War, 2d
Lieut., Co. A, H. Art. Resided on Joy Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abbie Rich, 23 July, 1874; m. 23 Oct., 1900, John S. Coy of

Quincy.
ii. Josie May, 13 May, 1879.

Joshua Bates. 5 1

iii. Joseph Louis, 31 Mar., 1881; m. 20 April, 1903, Elizabeth Ellen

Sweeney,
iv. Royal Amory, 29 May, 1883.

59. Arthur Stillman9 (Thomas A.8 Francis L.7 Ambrose6
Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 8 Sept., 1863; m. 1 Jan., 1884,
Ella L., dau. of Chas. B. and Ruth N. (James) Burbank. She
was b. 9 Nov., 1864. "Painter." Resides on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Gertie May, 22 May, 1884.
ii. Alice Lincoln, 28 Dec, 1885.

60. Harry C.9 (Henry8-7 Abner6 Joshua5-4-3 Joseph2 Clement1),
b. 9 Aug., 1866; m. 5 Nov., 1891, Charlotte E. Augustus of Hull.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
Child, 6 Feb., 1892.

61. Edwin Warren9 (Edwin8 Rums7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5
Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 14 Feb., 1863; m. 24 Feb., 1884,
Emma J., dau. of Timothy L. and Adeline (Souther) Burbank.
She was b. 13 Nov., 1864. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Grace Warren, 9 July, 1884; m. 30 x\pril, 1905, Raymond Peter

Ahearn.
ii. Ralph M., 21 May, 1889; d. 30 April, 1889.
iii. Edwin Park, 7 Aug., 1900.

62. Rufus A.9 (Edwin8 Rufus7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5 Joshua4"3
Joseph2 Clement1), b. 15 Nov., 1874; m. 4 Feb., 1900, Lucy
Ellen, dau. of Melzar and Rosanna (Hines) Vinal. She was
born in Scit. 1882. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh. —

i. Velma Vinal, 16 Sept., 1900.
ii. Dama Rose, 21 Oct., 1907.

63. William Webster9 (Lot W.8 Lot7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5
Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 28 Aug., 1859; m. 28 June, 1883,
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Silas D. and Ellen M. (Lincoln) Litchfield.
She was b. , 1863. Resides on Beechwood St. "Farmer."

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Dora Clifton, 7 Feb., 1884.

ii. Lilla Gertrude, 16 Oct., 1885; m. 16 Oct., 1907, Samuel Stoddard.

64. Elmer Ellsworth9 ■ (Lot W.8 Lot7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5
Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. n Aug., 1861; m. 22 Aug.,
1878, Zoa Ann, dau. of George and Ann (Lonergan) Pratt. She
was b. 11 June, 1857, and d. 6 Jan., 1880. He m. 16 July,
1882, Myra Etta, dau. of Edwin and Myra (Fuller) Bates. She
was b. 6 May, 1864. Resides on Beechwood St.

52 Joshua Bates — David Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Zoa Ann, —

i. Bessie Eldora, 19 Dec, 1879; d. 31 Aug., 1880.
Ch., by wife Myra Etta, —

ii. Alberta Ellsworth, 17 July, 1884; m. 27 Oct., 1907, Herbert
Lewis Marsh, Charlestown.

iii. Edna Florence, 15 Feb., 1886; m. 20 Oct., 1907, John Jacob
Pratt.

iv. Nellie Belle, 23 Nov., 1887.

v. Jennie Maria, 21 Feb., 1891.

vi. Ray Fuller, 19 Oct., 1892; d. 31 Oct., 1892.
vii. Lot Elmer, 24 Sept., 1893.
viii. Howard, 24 May, 1899.

ix. Edith Cornelia, 20 Aug., 1901.

x. Child, 8 May, 1905.

xi. Herbert Pratt, 20 Nov., 1907.

65. John W.9 (John W.8 Warren7 Jessaniah8 Nath'l5 Joshua4-3
Joseph2 Clement1), b. 3 Mar., 1862; m. (Int. 24 Oct., 1879)
Mary J., dau. of James and Mary (Merritt) Litchfield of South
Scit. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 15 April, 1880; d. 16 April, 1880.

ii. Lura, 20 Aug., 1881.
iii. Walter Page, 7 Aug., 1884.
iv. Child, 26 Mar., 1887; d. 28 Mar., 1887.

v. Alice Gertrude, 18 Aug., 1888.
vi. Ella Louise, 15 Jan., 1891.

66. Ellery C.9 (Oliver H.8 Ezekiel7 Jessaniah6 Nath'l5
Joshua4-3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. 29 Dec, 1873; m- 8 Sept., 1897,
Julia Wiley, dau. of Sylvanus F. and Harriet (Hutchinson) Treat.
She was b. 24 May, 1874. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Channing Treat, 26 June, 1898; d. 21 Sept., 1898.

ii. Harriet Louisa, 15 Jan., 1900.

iii. Martha Wiley, 30 Jan., 1902.

iv. Mary Jessie, 19 April, 1904.

v. Nelson Vinal, 6 Aug., 1906.

DAVID BATES.

1. David4 (Caleb3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing. 25 Sept.,
1698; m. 2 June, 17 19, in Boston, Patience, dau. of William
and Patience (Tower) Farrow. She was b. 7 Jan., 1 701-2, and
d. 21 Jan., 1757. He m. (2) 8 June, 1757, Mrs. Mercy (Kent)
Stodder, widow of Stephen Stodder, and dau. of Ebenezer and
Hannah (Gannett) Kent. She survived him and m. 27 Aug., 1761,
Jonathan Beal, widower. David d. 12 Oct., 1760 (Cem. stone).
"Farmer and trader." Constable in 1733-4 and 1741. Resided

David Bates. S3

on King St., sec. pre., and was familiarly known as "King David."
" Mason." One of the builders of the ist Parish meeting-house
in 1747. His name is on one of the foundation stones.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Patience, —

i. David, 19N0V., 1719; m. 4 Mar., 1736, Hannah, dau. of Dan'l and
Eliz. (Whitcomb) Lincoln of Hing. Son David, soldier in French
and Indian War.

2. ii. Jonathan, 25 Oct., 1721.

iii. Patience, 18 July, 1723; m. 13 Jan., 1742-3, Amos Joy.

3. iv. William, 2 Aug., 1725.

v. James, 2 April, 1727; d. bef. his father.

vi. Mary, ii May, 1729; m. 23 Nov., 1748, Joseph Joy; m. (2)

18 Feb., 1752, Micah Jepson.
vii. Susanna, bt. Oct., 1731; m. 22 Jan., 1749-50, Samuel Orcutt.
viii. Issacher, 6 May, 1734; d. 15 Jan., 1734-5.

4. ix. Issacher, 6 Nov., 1735.

x. Frederick, 9 Nov., 1739. Revolutionary soldier,
xi. Rhoda, bt. 14 Mar., 1741-2; m. 28 May, 1761, Asa Burr,
xii. Hosea, 29 May, 1745.

2. Jonathan5 (David4 Caleb3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in
Hing., sec. pre., 25 Oct., 1721; m. n Oct., 1744, Susanna,
dau. of Roger and Bethia (Winslow) Nichols. She was b. in
Hing., sec. pre., 16 Sept., 1728. No record of death. Resided
in the Beechwoods. "Farmer." Constable, 1762. Revolutionary
soldier.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Roger, 9 Nov., 1745; m. 1 Dec, 1768, Huldah, dau. of Jeremiah
and Sarah (Macvarlo) Stodder. She was b. in Hing. 1 July,
1750. Their son Adna was b. 2 Sept., 1769. They removed
to Boston, then to Winchendon, and in 1777 or 1778 to Springfield,
Vt., where some of their children were born.

ii. Thankful, 16 Nov., 1747; d. 29 Nov., 1754.

iii. James, 27 May, 1750; d. 20 Nov., 1755.

iv. David, 20 Nov., 1752; d. 22 Oct., 1753.

v. Meriel, 10 Sept., 1754; m. , Elisha Brown. Lived in Spring-
field, Vt.

vi. James, bt. 13 Mar., 1757.

vii. Thankful, bt. 13 May, 1759; m. , Major John Gill of Spring-
field, Vt.
viii. Lucy, bt. 20 June, 1761.

ix. Moses, bt. 6 Aug., 1769.

3. William5 (David4 Caleb3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 2 Aug., 1725; m. 29 Mar., 1748, Mercy, dau. of Prince and
Hannah (Orcutt) Joy. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 1 Oct., 1732.
Revolutionary soldier. "Bricklayer." Removed to Sherborn.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Noah, 26 Sept., 1750; d. Nov., 1751.
ii. Mercy, 18 Dec, 1751.

54 David Bates — Warren Bates.

iii. Noah, 6 Feb., 1754.
iv. Hannah, 31 Dec, 1755.
v. Issacher, 24 Jan., 1758.
vi. Sarah, 27 June, 1760.

4. Issacher5 (David4 Caleb3 Joseph2 Clement1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 6 Nov., 1735; m. 5 Feb., 1760, Hannah, dau. of Prince
and Hannah (Orcutt) Joy. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 11 Feb.,
1737-8. Removed to Thompson, Conn. "Hannah, the wife of
Issacher Bates, dismissed to Killingly, Conn., 25 Aug., 1766."
(Church Record.)

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Clara, i Jan., 1760.
ii. Celia, 29 Oct., 1761.

Ebenezer Jr., from Abington, a descendant of Clement1;
m. in Hing., sec. pre., 13 July, 1738, Sarah Gaines or Gardner, and
prob. resided at Abington.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Isaiah, 30 Sept., 1739; m. in Hing., sec. pre., 15 May, 1760, Rachel, dau.
of Jedediah and Mary (Stowell) Joy. She was b. 25 Dec, 1741.

Reuben, a descendant of Clement1; m. in Hing., sec. pre.,
10 Nov., 1756, Susanna, dau. of Nath'l and Susanna (Worrick)
Marble. She was b. 20 July, 1738.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. Mary, 17 Sept., 1758.

WARREN BATES.

The Bates family of Weymouth is descended from Edward1
Bates, a brother of Clement1 of Hing. and James1 of Dor.

1. Warren8 (Warren7-6 Thaddeus5 Abraham4 John3
Edward2-1), b. in Weymouth, 6 May, 1813; m. 27 Nov., 1834, in
Weymouth, Harriet N., dau., of Noah and Mary (Stoddard) Vining.
She d. n Sept., 1907, aged 91 yrs. 3 mos. He d. 13 Mar., 1897.
For many years proprietor of a private boarding house on Jerusalem
Road. He built his house in 1837, but still retained his residence
in Weymouth.

Ch., b. in Weymouth, —

i. Philander, 16 Sept., 1836; d. soon.

2. ii. Philander, 16 Sept., 1837.
iii. George Warren, June, 1838.
iv. Orin Bradford, 5 July, 1840.

v. Harriet Vining, Jan., 1845; d. 19 Oct., 1859.

3. vi. Charles F., , 1847.

vii. Mary Caroline, 12 Feb., 1849; m. 3 Dec, 1868, A. Oliver Brown,
Hanover, N.H.

Warren Bales. 55

Ch., b. in Coh., —

viii. Sarah Annie, 14 May, 1859; m. , 1877, Wentworth Josiah

Earle of Weymouth.

2. Philander9 (Warren8-7-8 Thaddeus5 Abraham4 John3
Edward2-1), b. 16 Sept., 1837; m. 15 April, 1862, Susan Caroline,
dau. of William H. and Theodosia (Oakes) Stoddard. She was
b. 20 June, 1839, and d. 25 Feb., 1865. He m. (2) 20 Nov., 1867,
Priscilla B., dau. of Luther and Martha N. (Bates) Jenkins. She
was b. 8 Sept., 1839. Representative, 1879. Selectman, 1874-.
Moderator, 1896-1907. Supt. of streets. Resides on South Main
St. in house built by Paul7 Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Susan Caroline, —

i. Hattie Almena, 18 May, 1864; d. 25 Aug., 1864.

Ch., by 2d wife, Priscilla B., —

ii. Luther Jenkins, 14 Feb., 1870.

iii. Mary Caroline, 6 Jan., 1873; m. 6 Oct., 1897, Clark E. Drew,
Weymouth.
4. iv. Samuel Boynton, 21 Mar., 1879.

3. Charles F.9 (Warren8-7-6 Thaddeus5 Abraham4 John3

Edward2-1), b. , 1847; m. 18 Mar., 1869, Mary H., dau. of

Peter C. and Mary A. (Baker) Kimball of Boston and Coh.
She was b. 1 Feb., 1849.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Minnie Francis, 18 Sept., 1870.

4. Samuel Boynton10 (Philander9 Warren8-7-6 Thaddeus5
Abraham4 John3 Edward2-1), b. 21 Mar., 1879; m. 1 June, 1899,
Velma W., dau. of Frank W. and Sarah W. (Garey) Browne.
She was b. 4 Feb., 1877, in Abington. Resides on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. George Warren, 22 Feb., 1903.

1. Frederick, b. Feb., 1808, in Lynn; m. , Sarah Ann,

dau. of George and Sarah ( ) Arnold, of Abington. She

d. 30 Aug., 1863, aged 38 yrs. He m. (2) Margaret . Resided

on King St. "Farmer." He d. 20 Mar., 1875.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Sarah Ann, —

3. i. Daniel Frederick, 24 Aug., 1844.

ii. Abner Newell, 6 June, 1846; m. 16 Feb., 1875, Ruth Litch-
field (Clapp) Clapp.
iii. Althea Belinda, 2 July, 1847; d. 24 Sept., 1848.
iv. Althea, 19 Jan., 1849.
v. Andrew Nath'l, 26 April, 1850; m. (Int. 25 Nov.) 1872, Lilla

T. Litchfield,
vi. Edward L., 27 Sept., 1851; d. at So. Weymouth, 22 Mar., 1879.

56 Warren Bates.

vii. Sarah Maria, 5 Mar., 1853; m. 24 June, 1873, George F. Sargent,

Chelsea,
viii. Lorena H. Ellms, 14 Aug., 1854; m. 28 Nov., 1873, Caleb
Litchfield of So. Scit.
ix. Susan Jane, 15 Sept., 1856; m. 23 Jan., 1874, Charles Stetson of

Weymouth.
x. Sarah Jerusha, 8 Sept., 1857.
xi. Harrison Grey, 2 Feb., 1858; d. 24 Dec, 1874.
xii. George Henry, 4 Dec, 1859.
xiii. William Thomas, 24 April, 1861.

Ch., by 2d wife, Margaret, —

xiv. Georgianna, 28 Mar., 1875; d. soon.

2. Abner Newell, b. 15 Jan., 1810, in Lynn; m. , Jerusha

M., dau. of George and Sarah ( ) Arnold, of Abington. She

d. 29 Jan., 1878, aged 56 yrs. 9 mos. He d. 23 April, 1874.
Resided on King St. "Farmer." Brother of Frederick.

Ch., b. in Hanover, —

4. i. William Henry, 8 Feb., 1839.
ii, Dau.

3. Daniel Frederick (Frederick — Sarah Ann Arnold), b.
24 Aug., 1844; m. 4 Feb., 1871, Amelia Frates, dau. of Francis T.
Frates. She survived him and m. (2) 12 Dec, 1877, Henry L.
Bates. Daniel Frederick d. 12 Feb., 1877. Resided on King St.
"Farmer."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Daniel Francis, 27 Nov., 1871; m. 14 Dec, 1896, Gertrude H.

Stockbridge of Hingham.
ii. Mary Frates, 20 July, 1873.
iii. Child, 15 Nov., 1874.

4. William Henry (Abner N = Jerusha Arnold), b. 8 Feb.,
1839, in Hanover; m. 17 Sept., 1859, Grace Ellen, dau. of Jesse
and Grace Ellen (Souther) Tower. She was b. 25 Mar., 1844.
He d. 6 Dec, 1905. Resided on King St. "Farmer."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abner Newell, 17 May, i860; 'm. (1) 21 June, 1885, Annie
Shay, So. Scit. He m. (2) 10 Dec, 1890, Mary Spooner of Scit.

5. ii. William Henry, 2 July, 1861.

iii. Jerusha Ellen, 29 Mar., 1863; m. Oct., 1881, George Henry
Barnes.

iv. Martha Jane, 22 Sept., 1864; d. 6 Oct., 1879.

v. Stephen Tower, 23 April, 1867; d. 2 Nov., 1879.

vi. Harriet E., , 1868; d. 5 Oct., 1879.

vii. Susan, 25 Sept., 1870; m. 19 Feb., 1893, William H. Litchfield,

viii. Anna, 19 Dec, 1871; d. 8 Oct., 1879.

ix. Grace S., 28 Feb., 1875; d. 17 Aug., 1875.

x. John, 21 Jan., 1878; d. 31 Mar., 1878.

xi. Herbert Chester, ii April, 1881; m. B. Hobson.

xii. Burleigh Ellsworth, 19 Sept., 1884.

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5. William Henry (William H., Abner N, ), b. 2 July,

1861; m. 22 June, 1887, Miriam L, dau. of John and Amanda
W. (Wood) Burbank. She was b. 17 July, 1859. Resides on
King St. "Farmer."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Minnie Amanda, 20 April, 1893.
ii. Austin William, ii Nov., 1895.

Edgar Wallace (Wallace = Mary A. Alley), b. in Lynn, 1864;
m. Elvira Dudley of Lynn. She d. 16 Aug., 1898, in Coh., aged
32 yrs. He m. (2) n Oct., 1899, Minnie Frances, dau. of Samuel
and Melissa (Hadley) Knight of Dan vers. She was b. 1866.
" Electrician." Resides on Ripley Road.

Ch., by 1st wife, —
i. Ralph, 1890.
ii. Carl A., 19 Jan., 1892.
iii. Hazel, 9 Dec, 1893.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —
iv. Philip Knight, 2 July, 1902.
v. Frances Gillingham, 27 May, 1905.

Lorenzo D. (Thomas C), b. 1847; m- *6 June, 1870, Carrie F.,
dau. of Joseph and Lydia A. (Hollis) Smith. She was b. 1846.
Resides in Brockton.
Ch.,—

i. Elsie Caroline; m. Harry Crosby Nickerson.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Chester Thomas, 30 Oct., 1879.
Adoniram Judson = Mary Jane Lonergan. Removed to Scit.
Ch,—

i. Ruth A, 1842; d. 21 April, 1859.
Ch, b. in Coh, —

ii. Serene, 15 April, 1857; d. 10 Jan., 1858.
iii. Eva F., 19 Dec, i860,
iv. Ira, 10 Oct., 1863; m. 4 Aug., 1889, Eglantine Brown of Scit.

Ch, b. in Scit, —

v. Caroline, 1870; m. 21 Sept., 1889, Dummer Sewall of Abington.

Note. — Lucy M., d. 31 Oct., 1856, aged 1 yr. 12 days. Cyenas, d. 8 Dec,
1865, aged 7 yrs. 7 mos. Alice M., d. 29 Oct., 1871, aged 5 mos. 7 days.
Ethel E., d. 22 Oct., 1878, aged 1 day. Joshua Davis Jenkins of Scit. m.
23 Jan., 1892, Elizabeth Torrey, of Weymouth. Arthur Charles Hamlen
of Me. m. 29 Nov., 1893, Mary Louisa. Laban R., of Hull, m. 22 Juiy, 1892,
Norah Kelly of Boston. Stephen R. Walker m. 11 Sept., 1894, Laurella
(Tharby), both of Scit. Lewis G. Norwell m. 4 Nov., 1900, Jennie Turner,
of Roxbury. Florence Lincoln, d. 30 Aug., 1902, aged 2 yrs. 10 days. Laura
Hazel, dau. of James S. and Abbie L. Tribon, b. 10 April, 1902.

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BATTLES.

1. Edward2 (Robert1 of Boston, 1658) was a resident of Hing.
early in the last century. He m. (2) (pub. 13 Mar., 1706-7)
Experience, dau. of Joseph and Sarah (Judkins) Pratt of Wey-
mouth. She was b. about 1666. Resided on South Main St.,
sec. pre.

Ch., prob. b. in Hing., sec. pre., and all bt. 2 June, 1723, —

2. i. Edward, abt. 1709.

ii. Mary, b. 25 April, 1711; m. 18 May, 1732, Joshua Lincoln. Dau.
Mary, b. 1740; m. 7 Feb., 1763, Solomon Briggs of Norton.

3. iii. Joseph, 18 May, 1713.

iv. Experience, , 1715; m. 15 Nov., 1734, Thaddeus Murkson

of Rochester,
v. Susanna, 25 April, 1717; d. soon.

vi. Jeremiah, 16 Mar., 1719-20; m. , Hannah , and had a

dau. Hannah, bt. 16 Jan., 1742-43.
vii. Sarah, 20 July, 1721; m. 11 June, 1740, Henry Washburn of

Bridgewater.
viii. Susanna, 2 June, 1723; m. 23 Mar., 1743-4, Benjamin Washburn
of Bridgewater.

2. Edward3 (Edward2 Robert1), b. about 1709; m. 6 Sept.,
1749, Elizabeth, dau. of Philip and Deborah (Gannett) Willcutt.
She was b. 5 July, 1724, and bur. 29 April, 1792. Lived on South
Main St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Deborah, 21 July, 1750; m. 27 Nov., 1768, Caleb Pratt of Abington.
4. ii. Jared, 21 Sept., 1752.

iii. Elizabeth, 31 May, 1758; m. 22 June, 1777, Gershom Wheelwright.

3. Joseph3 (Edward2 Robert1), b. 18 May, 1713; m. 22 Aug.,
1738, Susanna, dau. of David and Susanna (Vinton) Studley.

She was b. , 1718, in Scit. Constable, 1757. Lived on

King St. 1771.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 16 Aug., 1739.

ii. Joseph, 5 Oct., 1740; m. 1 Nov., 1759, Rebecca Burbank. Soldier

in French and Indian War.
iii. Susanna, 20 Dec, 1742.
iv. Sarah, bt. 14 July, 1745.
v. Lydia, 22 Jan., 1746.
5. vi. Ephraim, 9 June, 1749.
vii. Rachel, ) _ T
viii. Mabel, \ ? June> W
ix. Priscilla, 18 July, 1755.
x. Tames, ) T , _ Q
xi. John, \ 2 M* l^

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4. Jared4 (Edward3-2 Robert1), b. 21 Sept., 1752; m. 10
July, 1778, Sybil, dau. of Obadiah and Sybil (Orcutt) Beal.
She was b. 19 April, 1760. He m. (2) 30 Mar., 1780, Elizabeth,
dau. of Josiah and Tamsen (Hayden) Litchfield of Scituate.
She d. 17 Aug., 1807, aged 52 yrs. He m. (3) 22 Dec., 1808,
Mary (Pierce) Witherell of Scit, dau. of Robt. Pierce. She d.
30 May, 1839, in Scit. He d. 25 Nov., 1834, in Scit. Revolu-
tionary soldier. Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Benjamin, 8 Mar., 1781; d. at Scit., 5 Dec, 1835, unm.
ii. Edward, 24 June, 1784; m. 24 Dec, 1810, Lydia Leavitt of Hing.
iii. Sybil, 16 Aug., 1788; m. 13 Aug., 1808, Mathew Gannett of Scit.
iv. Bernard, 16 Jan., 1790; m. before 1836, Mary . Res. Box-
borough.

v. Deborah, 25 Feb., 1796; m. , 1817, Theophilus Witherell of

Scit.; m. (2) , 1829, Silas Hamilton.

vi. Josiah, , 1800; m. , Mehitable Shumway; 4 sons; d. in

Oxford, 1868, aged 68 yrs.

5. Ephraim4 (Joseph3 Edward2 Robert1), b. 9 June, 1749;

m. , Deborah, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Tower) Burbank.

She was b. 23 Dec, 1743, and d. 26 May, 1834. Revolutionary
soldier. Lived on Beechwood St. 1771.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Sarah, 29 May, 1769; m. , Timothy Burbank.

ii. Ephraim, 26 Dec, 1774.
iii. Deborah, 5 Dec, 1777.
iv. Mabel, 23 Jan., 1779.
6. v. David, 23 July, 1782.
vi. Sybil, .

6. David5 (Ephraim4 Joseph3 Edward2 Robert1), b. 23 July,

1782; m. 19 May, 181 1, Susannah, dau. of Souther. She

d. 23 Oct., 1855. He d. 29 April, 1849. Soldier in War of
1812. Lived on Cedar St. near No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. David Souther, 3 Sept., 1813.

7. ii. Ephraim, 13 July, 1816.

8. iii. James, 17 Sept., 1818.

9. iv. Joseph, 20 Oct., 1820.
v. Henry, 9 Oct., 1823.

7. Ephraim6 (David5 Ephraim4 Joseph3 Edward2 Robert1),
b. 13 July, 1816; m. 6 April, 1844, Elizabeth, dau. of David H. and
Mira (Vinal) Gardner of Hing. She was b. in Hing. 12 July, 1823.
He d. 7 Nov., 1902. Lived on Cedar St. and Highland Ave.

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Ch.j b. in Coh.,—

i. James Loring, i Dec, 1846; m. 9 Oct., 1872, Augusta K. Weeks of
N. Y. He d. 1 Nov., 1900.

8. James6 (David5 Ephraim4 Joseph3 Edward2 Robert1),
b. 17 Sept., 1818; m. 29 Sept., 1846, Ruth N., dau. of Anselm and
Priscilla (Lincoln) Lothrop. She was b. 15 May, 1825, and d.
14 Sept., 1902. He d. 9 April, 1861.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Jane, 29 Aug., 1850.

ii. James Franklin, 27 Mar., i860; d. 1 Sept., 1862.

9. Joseph6 (David5 Ephraim4 Joseph3 Edward2 Robert1),
b. 20 Oct., 1820; m. 18 Mar., 1845, Elizabeth, dau. of Peter
and Sibel (Burbank) Barnes. She was b. 27 Jan., 1819, and d.
23 April, 1852. He m. (2) 2 Dec, 1854, Hepsibah K., dau. of
John and Hepsibah (Kilby) Wilson. She was b. 21 June, 1825,
and d. 21 July, 1890. Resided on Cedar St. and Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Hannah B., 6 Aug., 1845; m. 8 Nov., 1891, Francis Beal, widr.

ii. Peter, 9 Aug., 1847.
iii. Harriet Elizabeth, 12 July, 1849; m- 26 Nov., 1874, Charles J.

Priest,
iv. Dau., 17 Aug., 1851; d. 25 Sept., 1851.

BAXTER.

Charles G., b. 1846, in Barnstable; m. 18 Nov., 1869, Ida
Eliza Ewell of Scit.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

'*. Charles Franklin, 9 Sept., 1870.

BEAL.

1. John3 (Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing. 8 Mar., 1656-7;

m. about 1686, Hannah . She d. 27 April, 1762, aged 93 yrs.

He d. 30 Dec, 1735. "Carpenter." Resided at Rocky Nook
on East St., where he built in 1690 the house still occupied by his
descendants.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

i. Sarah, 12 Oct., 1687.
ii. Ruth, 1690; m. (pub. 17 May, 1718) Richard Cobb. She d. 14

May, 1 719.
iii. Infant, d. young.

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iv. Infant, d. young.

v. Hannah, 14 Oct., 1695; m. 15 Nov., 1722, Caleb Marsh, widr.
vi. Lydia, 10 April, 1697; m. 25 Dec, 1718, David Lincoln,
vii. Deborah, 22 June, 1699; d. 14 Nov., 1711.

4. viii. John, 30 Dec, 1700.

ix. Daniel, i June, 1703; m. 15 Oct., 1724, Elizabeth, dau. of Joshua
Tucker. She d. 30 Oct., 1767, aged 66 yrs. He d. 1 Nov., 1763.
Selectman, 1737, 1739, 1747, and 1756 to 1760 inc.

x. Samuel, 2 Feb., 1704-5.

xi. Stephen, 16 Sept., 1707; m. at Barnstable, 16 Sept., 1736, Alice,

dau. of William and Mary (Crocker) Crocker,
xii. Mary, 7 May, 1710; m. 20 Nov., 1729, Thomas Waterman.

2. Lazarus3 (Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing. 7 Sept., 1661;
m. 18 Feb., 1689-90, at Barnstable, Susanna, dau. of James and
Sarah (Lane) Lewis. She survived him, and m. (2) n Mar.,
1728-9, Benjamin Eaton of Kingston. Lazarus d. 18 Aug., 1723.
Selectman, 1701 and 171 2. Representative, 1719 and 1720.
Resided on East, near Hull St.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

5. i. Lazarus, 28 Oct., 1691.

ii. Susanna, 14 Nov., 1692; m. 1 Jan., 1 712-13, Jonathan Bate,
iii. Mercy, 20 Oct., 1694; d. young.

iv. Sarah, 4 April, 1696; m. 28 Jan., 1719-20, Ambrose Low.
v. Rachel, 15 Oct., 1697; d. 13 Oct., 1700.
vi. Leah, 26 Aug., 1699; m. 29 June, 1721, David Lincoln, widr.

6. vii. Ebenezer, 17 July, 1700.

viii. Rachel, 20 Aug., 1703; d. 25 Nov., 1703.
ix. Kezia, 19 Oct., 1704; d. 2 Sept., 1705.
x. Obadiah, 5 June, 1706; d. 1 Oct., 1723.

7. xi. Jonathan, 20 July, 1708.

xii. Mercy, ; d. 4 Sept., 1716.

xiii. Hannah, i May, 1715; m. 18 April. 1745, Samuel Gill, and d. 3
May, 1 781.

3. Andrew4 (Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. in Hing. 27 Jan., 1685-6;
m. 14 Dec, 1715, Rachel, dau. of Joshua and Rachel (Tower)
Bates. She was b. in Hing. 14 July, 1696, and d. 20 Nov., 1780.
He d. 10 Jan., 1762. Resided on Hull St., near Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

8. i. Benjamin, 19 Sept., 1716.

ii. Rachel, 25 Aug., 1719; m. 25 Oct., 1739, Isaac Kent.

9. iii. Joshua, 22 Sept., 1722.

10. iv. Adam, 20 Aug., 1725.

v. Hannah, 20 Aug., 1727; m. 29 Oct., 1746, Benjamin Barnes.

11. vi. Abel, 20 Oct., 1733.

vii. Rebecca, 26 April, 1737; m. 19 Oct., 1757, Seth Abbey, Mendon.

4. John4 (John3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing. 30 Dec, 1700;
m. 28 Dec, 1727, Deliverance, dau. of John and Mary Porter of
Weymouth. She was b. at Weymouth, 1707. He d. about 1782.
Lived on East St. in house built by John3 1690.

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Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Lydia, 29 Oct., 1728; d. 20 June, 1736.

ii. John, 12 Oct., 1730; m. 3 Feb., 1755, Lydia Stowers of Hing.

She d. 8 June, 1770. m. (2) , Rhoda James of Scit.

iii. Mercy, 23 Oct., 1732; m. 1 Feb., 1756, Stephen Marsh.

12. iv Jacob, i Feb., 1734-5-

v. Lydia, 27 Jan., 1737; m. 10 Dec, 1761, John Jacob,
vi. Mary, 8 Aug., 1739; m. 9 Nov., 1763, Isaac Burr,
vii. Deborah, 22 Nov., 1741; m. 6 Jan., 1779, Joseph Cushing.
viii. Sarah, 14 April, 1743; m. 26 Nov., 1767, Nath'l Gill.
ix. Hannah, 10 Oct., 1746; d. 8 Oct., 1800, unm.

5. Lazarus4 (Lazarus3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing. 28 Oct.,
1691; m. (pub. 13 July, 1717) Ruth, dau. of Thomas and Abigail
(Lincoln) Andrews. She was b. in Hing. 1 Feb., 1695-6. Resided
in the sec. pre. on No. Main St., and was deacon of the church.
Constable, 1732. Selectman, 1729, 1730, 1737, 1739, and 1748.
He d. 10 Mar., 1774.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Abigail, i June, 1718; m. 13 Oct., 1736, Daniel Nichols.

ii. Mary (or Mercy), 29 July, 1720; m. 15 Nov., 1737, Sam'l Batt

(or Bate) (Boston Records),
iii. Ruth, 10 Mar., 1722; m. 24 Dec, 1741, Isaac Lincoln.

13. iv. Lazarus, 6 April, 1725.

v. Susanna, 30 Mar., 1727-8; m. 4 Dec, 1752, Thomas Bourn.

14. vi. Obadiah, , 1730.

15. vii. Thomas, 6 May, 1732.

viii. Ephraim, 20 April, 1735; d. 25 May, 1735.

6. Ebenezer4 (Lazarus3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing. 17 July,
1701; m. 21 May, 1724, Elizabeth, dau. of Ambrose and Ruth
(Andrews) Low. She was b. in Hing. 2 April, 1700, and d. 20
Sept., 1772. Capt. Ebenezer d. 23 Sept., 1762. AtLouisburg, 1745.
French and Indian War, 1757. Selectman, 1740 and 1749. Pro-
prietor and landlord of the "Black Horse Tavern," on East St.,
near Side Hill St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Elizabeth, ii Feb., 1724-5; d. 15 Sept., 1729

16. ii. Ebenezer, 8 Mar., 1727-8.

iii. Ambrose, 27 July, 1730; d. 25 Mar., 1736-7.
iv. Elizabeth, 7 Sept., 1732; m. 24 Sept., 1750, Noah Nichols,
v. Ephraim, 7 Sept., 1732; d. 28 Dec, 1732.

vi. Lucy, bt. 16 April, 1736; m. 13 May, 1756, Luther Stephenson,
vii. Olive, bt. 25 Mar., 1739; d. abt. 1789; unm.

7. Jonathan4 (Lazarus3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing. 20 July,
1708; m. 28 Oct., 1 73 1, Percilla, dau. of Hezekiah and Percilla
(Farrow) Lincoln. She was b. in Hing. 22 Mar., 1711-12, and
d. 4 May, 1760. He m. (2) 27 Aug., 1761, Mrs. Mercy (Kent)

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(Stodder) Bates, widow 1st of Stephen Stodder and then of David
Bates. She was dau. of Ebenezer and Hannah (Gannett) Kent.
She d. his widow 5 April, 1802, aged 94 yrs. First representative
of Coh. at General Court, 1776-1777. Lived on No. Main St.
Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Percilla, 14 Jan., 1732-3; m. 20 Dec, 1753, Isaiah Stodder.
ii. Obadiah, 30 Mar., 1735.

iii. Susanna, 27 Jan., 1736-7; m. 31 Dec, 1761, Solon Stephenson,
iv. Betty, 18 Nov., 1738; m. 6 May, 1762, Mordecai Bates,
v. Mary, 6 July, 1740; m. 26 Dec, 1760, Jerome Stephenson,
vi. Tamar, 9 Nov., 1742; m. 11 Mar., 1762, Daniel Nichols,
vii. Martha, 7 July, 1744; m. 18 Oct., 1764, Samuel Bates, Jr.
viii. Sarah, bt. 12 Oct., 1746; m. 7 Mar., 1765, Joseph Bates,
ix. Chloe, bt. 1 Aug., 1749; m. 8 June, 1770, John Willcutt.

8. Benjamin5 (Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. in Hing. 19
Sept., 1716; m. 13 Oct., 1742, Martha, dau. of Joseph and Martha
(Lincoln) Hudson. She was b. in Hing. 14 Oct., 1717. Resided
on Hull St., sec. pre. She d. 3 Feb., 1798.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Martha, 8 April, 1743; m. , Enoch Stodder.

ii. Rachel, i Jan., 1745-6; m. 1 June, 1765, Joshua Beal, Jr. She

d. 11 Mar., 1818.
iii. Benjamin, 16 May, 1749; d. 20 Nov., 1749.
iv. Mehitable, bt. 4 Nov., 1750; m. (Int. 1 April, 1775) William

Woodward, Scit. She d. 17 Aug., 1791.
v. Joseph, 25 Dec, 1752; d. 19 Jan., 1841; m. (2) (Int. 21 June,

1777) Mary (Whitcomb) Ellms, Scit. She d. 2 June, 1835, aged

84 yrs.
vi. Sarah, bt. 25 July, 1756; m. (Int. 28 Jan., 1775) Consider Merritt

of Scit. (

vii. Thomas, bt. 18 Sept., 1757.

9. Joshua5 (Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. in Hing. 22 Sept.,

1722; m. 5 Jan., 1743-4, Percilla, dau. of Paine. She d.

22 April, 1807, aged 85 yrs. He d. 9 Feb., 1804. Resided on
Hull St., near Straits Pond, in sec. pre. Soldier in Revolutionary
War.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 30 Nov., 1744; m. 17 Dec, 1767, Henry Lambert.

ii. Priscilla, 21 Nov., 1746; m. , Knight Brown.

iii. Joshua, 19 Aug., 1748; d. 1 Dec, 1748.
17. iv. Andrew, 3 July, 1750.

v. Welcome, ; m. , Susanna Brown, who d. 11 Oct.,

1802, aged 49 yrs.; m. (2) 12 Jan., 1804, Sarah (Wheelwright)
Boyington, dau. of John and Sarah (Willcutt) Wheelwright.
She d. 14 Feb., 1838, aged 90 yrs. "Farmer." Rev. soldier.

vi. Elijah, ; m. 4 Aug., 1782, Mrs. Milcah (Stodder) Bryant,

widow of Thomas Bryant, and dau. of Sam'l and Jemima (Cobb)
Stodder. She survived him and m. (3) 25 May, 1785, Lemuel
Dill. Elijah was lost at sea, 1783-4.

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vii. Betsey, bt. 29 June, 1755; m. , William Pincin.

viii. Delight, bt. 14 May, 1758; m. 13 June, 1777, Elisha Litchfield,

ix. Rebecca, bt. 26 Oct., 1760; m. 22 Dec, 1785, Noah Stodder.

18. x. Daniel, 15 Jan., 1762.

xi. Elisha, bt. 11 May, 1766.

xii. Joshua, .

xiii. Catherine, ; m. 27 April, 1800, Joshua Morse.

10. Adam5 (Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. in Hing. 20 Aug.,
1725; m. 25 Nov., 1745, Jael, dau. of Chasling and Hester (Bate)
Wo nick. She was b. in Hing. 20 May, 1725. Resided on Hull
St. and near the Common, where he built house in 1756.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Lois, 20 July, 1746; m. 4 April, 1765, John James,
ii. Ruth, 12 Feb., 1748.

iii. Judith, 18 Feb., 1750; m. 19 Jan., 1769, Benjamin Bourn of
Falmouth.

iv. Adam, bt. 3 Nov., 1754; m. , Lydia, dau. of Dr. Lazarus Beal.

rem. to St. Albans, Vt.
v. Jael, i Nov., 1754.
vi. Lydia, bt. 16 Oct., 1757.
vii. Enoch, bt. 16 Jan., 1760.

11. Abel5 (Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. in Hing. 20 Oct.,
1733; m. n Mar., 1755, Deborah Lambert. She d. 15 June,
1788. He m. (2) 6 Feb., 1789, Mrs. Susan Humphrey. She
d. 1 Oct., 1810. He d. 19 April, 1805. Resided on Hull St. near
Jerusalem Road. Corporal in the American Revolution.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Deborah, —

i. Abel, 6 July, 1755; rem. to Nova Scotia.

ii. Deborah, 16 April, 1757; d. 16 Jan., 1844, unm.

iii. Susanna, 30 May, 1759.

iv. Celia, 16 Nov., 1762; m. 8 Feb., 1781, Daniel, son of Joshua Beal.

19. v. Seth, 31 Dec, 1765.

20. vi. Stowers, 20 Mar., 1767.
vii. Micah, bt. 6 Sept., 1772.
viii. Ruth, bt. 5 Mar., 1775.

ix. Anna, bt. 6 Dec, 1778; m. 16 April, 1798, John Cook. Settled

in Winchendon.

x. Susan, .

xi. Abigail, bt. 12 Dec, 1784; m. 27 Mar., 1804, Christopher Church.

Resided in Maine.

12. Jacob5 (John4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing. 1 Feb.,
1734-5; m. Ruth Pool of Abington. He m. (2) 22 July, 1787,
Mary, dau. of David and Susanna (Tucker) Tower. She was
bt. in Hing., sec. pre., 2 Jan., 1736-7, and d. at Plainfield, Vt. He
prob. d. in Plainfield, Vt., 24 Sept., 1809. Soldier in French and
Indian War, and in Revolution.

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Ch., b. in Hing. and Coh., by wife Ruth, —

i. Mary, 20 June, 1762; m. , David Westgate of Morristown, Vt.

ii. Elizabeth, 14 Feb., 1765; m. Dec, 1783, Joseph Nichols.
21. iii. John, 22 Dec, 1771.

iv. Samuel, bt. 30 July, 1775; was lost at sea. m. , Susan, dau. of

Adna Bates.

13. Lazarus5 (Lazarus4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing. 6
April, 1725; m. about 1749, Lydia, dau. of Dr. Samuel Wheat
of Newton. She was b. 14 Nov., 1729. He d. 31 Oct., 1797.
He was a teacher for several years in the schools of Hing. Resided
in Newton (where he studied medicine with Dr. Wheat, and
afterwards practiced it), Cohasset, and perhaps Weymouth.
Selectman, 1771. Moderator, 1772. Town Clerk, 1773.

Ch., b. in Newton, —

i. Lydia, 6 July, 1751; m. (1) Adam Beal; m. (2) Jackson;

m. (3) Rev. Lyman Beecher, D.D.
ii. Lazarus Andrews, 30 Sept., 1753; m. 29 Oct., 1776, Bertha

Lewis. Resided at Weymouth. 6 ch. Rev. soldier,
iii. Katherine, 29 Oct., 1755; m. 1 Jan., 1775, Jesse Willcutt, Jr.
iv. Samuel, 7 Mar., 1758; m. , Rebecca Wilkerson. Resided at

Boston. Soldier in Revolutionary War.
v. William, 6 May, 1760; d. 12 Feb., 1840; m. . Son, Dyer;

d. 13 Sept., 1848, aged 66 yrs.
vi. Abigail, 6 July, 1762; m. .

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

vii. Martha, 10 July, 1765. She d. 12 Feb., 1840.
viii. Dantel, 27 Sept., 1767.
ix. Alpheus, 1 June, 1770.

x. Lusitanus, 15 Sept., 1772; m. (Int. 11 Feb., 1796) in Boston,
Susannah Bates.

xi. Jemima, bt. 5 Feb., 1775; m. , William Howard, widr. She

taught school in her house on Ship Cove Lane.

14. Obadiah5 (Lazarus4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing., sec.

pre., , 1730; m. (1) 23 Feb., 1759, Sybil, dau. of Samuel and

Mercy (Pratt) Orcutt. She was b. 16 Oct., 1736, and d. 4 May,
1760. He m. (2) 15 Dec, 1763, Desire, dau. of William and
Susanna (Beal) Humphrey. She was b. 15 June, 1738. He m.
(3) 30 April, 1782, Mrs. Abigail (Marble) Hudson, widow of
Hezekiah Hudson, and dau. of David and Abigail (Joy) Marble.
Called "Captain." Constable in 1768. Resided in Hing., sec.
pre. Soldier in French and Indian War. Capt. in Revolution.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Sybil, —

i. Sybil, 19 April, 1760; m. 10 July, 1778, Jared Battles.

Ch., by wife Desire, —

ii. Jonathan, ii Aug., 1764.
iii. Susanna, 18 Sept., 1768; d. n May, 1839.

66 Beal.

15. Thomas5 (Lazarus4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 6 May, 1732; m. 24 Mar., 1757, Susanna, dau. of Hezekiah
and Mary (Horswell) Lincoln. She was b. in Hing. 30 June,
1733, and d. 13 Aug., 1809. He d. 15 Jan., 1805. "Farmer."
Resided on No. Main St. Built house late res. of Ziba Small.

Ch., b. in Hing. and Coh., —

22. i. Hezekiah, 5 Dec, 1757.

23. ii. David, 5 April, 1760.

iii. Ruth, 25 June, 1763; m. (1) 16 Jan., 1787, Zenas Stodder; m. (2)

7 May, 1799, Capt. Levi Tower, widr.
iv. Susanna, 29 Nov., 1765; m. , Elisha Lincoln. She d. 13 Oct.,

1811.

v. Thomas, , 1768.

vi. Obadiah, , 1 771; d. 5 July, 181 1.

vii. Thankful, , 1774.

16. Ebenezer5 (Ebenezer4 Lazarus3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in
Hing., sec. pre., 8 Mar., 1727-8; m. 26 April, 1750, Elizabeth,
dau. of Peter and Silence (Lincoln) Ripley. She was b. in Hing.
6 Mar., 1729-30, and d. 19 May, 1761. m. (2) Anna (Phillips)
Orcutt, widow of Micah Orcutt. She d. 25 Sept., 1768, aged
35 yrs. m. (3) Hannah Loring of Hull. He d. 26 May, 1778.
Succeeded his father as proprietor and landlord of the Black Horse
Tavern, on East, opposite Hull St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

i. Ruth, 31 May, 1751; m. 16 Aug., 1770, Adna Bates.
ii. Ambrose, 20 Nov., 1752; d. 25 May, 1759.
iii. Bette, 10 May, 1755; m. 29 Feb., 1776, Galen James,
iv. Lucy, 4 Aug., 1757; m. 27 Sept., 1778, Elisha Stephenson,
v. Silence, i May, 1760; m. 25 Nov., 1781, Aaron Pratt.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

vi. Infant, d. 24 Aug., 1762.
vii. Ebenezer, 17 June, 1764; d. 30 Nov., 1765.

Ch., by 3d wife, —

viii. Anna, 6 Oct., 1771; m. 13 Jan., 1794, Thomas Pierce, Scit.
ix. Hannah, 6 Dec, 1772; m. Obadiah Bates,
x. Infant, 19 Oct., 1774; d. same day.
xi. Leah, bt. 11 Jan., 1778; m. Harmon.

17. Andrew8 (Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3"2 John1), b. in Hing.
3 July, 1750; m. Priscilla Studley. She d. 21 May, 1806. He d.
before 1806. Soldier of the Revolution. "Mariner."

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Andrew, 27 July, 1777; m. Mary . She d. 19 May, 1812. He

d. 1812. "Mariner." One child, Mary, b. 1798; m. 24 May, 1822,
Joseph Robinson of Boston. He d. in Hing. 2 Nov., 1852, aged 55
yrs. She m. (2) 17 Feb., 1861, Jesse Tower of Coh. She d.
22 May, 1878.

Beat. 6 j

18. Daniel6 (Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. in Hing.
15 Jan., 1762; m. 8 Feb., 1780, Celia, dau. of Abel and Deborah
(Lambert) Beal. She was b. 16 Nov., 1762, and d. 8 Sept., 1849.
He d. 14 Jan., 1831. Soldier of the Revolution.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

24. i. Christopher, 13 Mar., 1781.

25. ii. Caleb, 3 Aug., 1783.

19. Seth8 (Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 31 Dec.,
1765; m. 25 Nov., 1794, Sarah H. Willett of Abington. She was
b. 17 May, 1772, and d. 11 Sept., 1862. He d. 13 Jan., 1836.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abel, 9 Dec, 1795; m. 17 Jan., 1826, Olive Sutton. She d. 22
Aug., 1834. He d. 11 Dec, 1840. One dau., Ann Maria, d. 18
April, 1859, aged 32 yrs. Soldier in the War of 1812.

26. ii. Charles, 16 April, 1797.

27. iii. Seth, 16 May, 1798.

iv. Anna, 31 Oct., 1799; m. 21 Feb., 1819, Malachi Barnes, Hing.
v. Isaac W., i Mar., 1802; d. July, 1823, at sea.

28. vi. Stowers, 27 Nov., 1803.

vii. Micas, 23 May, 1806; d. Mar., 1827, at sea.
viii. Deborah, 10 Jan., 1808; d. 25 Feb., 1808.
ix. Laban, 17 July, 1810; m. 15 Mar., 1835, Celia Beal, dau. of
Christopher.

29. x. Nathan, 25 Oct., 1812.

xi. Abner L., 1 Jan., 1815; m. 6 Dec, 1835, Hannah S. Stoddard of
Hing. She d. 31 Jan., 1886.

20. Stowers6 (Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 20 Mar.,
1767; m. 9 May, 1792, Mary, dau. of Moses and Martha (Bram-
hall) Leavitt. Removed to Winchendon, Mass., where he d.
May, 182 1.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. George Leavitt, 9 Dec, 1792; d. 30 Nov., 1794.
ii. Martha, 17 April, 1795.

21. John6 (Jacob5 John4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. in Coh. 22

Dec, 1771; m. , Catherine Kimball. Lived on King St.

near No. Main St. Lieut, of military company in War of 181 2.
Late in life removed to Plainfield, N.H., where he d. 4 July,

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John, 16 Mar., 1792; m. Jane Otis of Scit. Soldier in War of 1812
ii. Samuel, 9 Sept., 1793. Died in Cuba of yellow fever.

30. iii. George, 14 July, 1795.
iv. Mary, 5 Sept., 1797.

v. Ruth, i June, 1799.

68 Beal.

31. vi. Albert, i May, 1801.
vii. Elizabeth, 25 May, 1802.
viii. Catherine, 20 Feb., 1804; d. 2 Mar., 1840.

ix. Child, ; d. 7 Mar., 1806, aged 3 days.

x. Harriet W., 14 Mar., 1807; m. 6 Oct., 1828, Geo. L. Nickerson.

xi. Adeline, 21 Dec, 1808.

xii. Lydia, 10 Feb., 181 1.
xiii. Jacob, , 1815.

22. Hezekiah6 (Thomas5 Lazarus4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b.
5 Dec, 1757; m. 25 July, 1787, Elizabeth, dau. of Isaac and Mary
(Beal) Burr. She was bt. 20 Oct.. 1765, and d. 13 Sept., 181 5.
He d. 25 Oct., 1812.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, 13 Sept., 1788; d. 16 Sept., 1814.
ii. Polly, 31 Oct., 1790; m. 14 Nov., 1811, Thomas Lothrop 2d.
iii. Elizabeth, 7 July, 1793; m. 7 April, 1822, Aaron Nichols.
iv. Susanna, 20 Sept., 1795; d. 29 Jan., 1804.
v. Ruth, 29 Sept., 1799; m. 13 Nov., 1819, Ephraim B. Burbank.
vi. Isaac, 4 Sept., 1803; d. 31 Mar., 1844.
32. vii. Thomas, 25 June, 1809.

viii. David, 25 June, 1809; d. 4 Sept., 1856.

23. David6 (Thomas5 Lazarus4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. 5 April,
1760; m. Abigail, dau. of Isaac and Mary (Beal) Burr. She was
bt. 30 Aug., 1772, and d. 22 June, 1803. He m. (2) 12 May,
1806, Sarah (Lothrop), widow of Thomas Bates. She d. 29 May,
1835. He d. 25 Nov., 1842. Deacon of 2d Cong. Gh. Lived on
No. Main St. in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, d. 18 Sept., 1792.
ii. Child, d. 26 June, 1793.

iii. Abigail, 10 June, 1796; m. 13 July, 181 7, Jairus Pratt,
iv. Sarah, bt. 24 June, 1798; d. soon.

v. Sarah, 6 Mar., 1799; m. , Levi Willcutt.

vi. Mary Burr, bt. 2 Aug., 1800; d. 19 Aug., 1822.
vii. Eunice L., 1803; d. 10 Mar., 1804, aged n mos.

24. Christopher7 (Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 13 Mar., 17815 m. 17 June, 1803, Hannah, dau. of Henry
and Hannah (Beal) Lambert of Scit. She was b. about 1781, and
d. 23 Mar., 1850. He d. 28 June, 1850. Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Deborah, 20 Dec, 1803; d. 8 Oct., 1804.

33. ii. Christopher, 12 Feb., 1805.

iii. Daniel, 5 Nov., 1807; m. 14 Aug., 1831, Hannah L. Burbank of
Hing.

34. iv. David, 23 Dec, 1809.

v. Hannah, 14 April, i8ir; m. 2 Dec, 1830, Cornelius Lincoln.
She d. 30 May, 1880.

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vi. Celia, 12 Sept., 1813; m. 15 Mar., 1835, Laban, son of Seth Beal.
vii. Rachel B., 5 Jan., 181 7; m. 11 Nov., 1838, Lewis Beal. She d.

13 May, 1899.
viii. Deborah S., 30 Jan., 1820; d. 20 Dec, 1841.

25. Caleb7 (Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b.
3 Aug., 1783; m. 10 May, 1805, Sally, dau. of Henry and Han-
nah (Beal) Lambert. She was b. about 1783, and d. n Sept.,
1845. He m. (2) 15 July, 1849, Betsey (Studley) Richardson,
widow of Alvah Richardson. She was b. in Scit. Jan., 1798, and
d. 26 Feb., 1877. He d- J7 Ma>7> l874- Soldier of the War of
181 2. Lived on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah, ii Mar., 1806: m. 14 May, 1826, Stowers Beal.

35. ii. Caleb, 13 Sept., 1807.

iii. Samuel, 26 Jan., 1809; m. 10 April, 1835, Elizabeth Souther.

36. iv. Solomon J., 1 Dec, 1810.

v. James S., 27 June, 1812; m. 4 Nov., 1838, Mary F. Smith; m.
(2) Hannah H. (Churchill) Wilder.

37. vi. Zaccheus L., 6 Mar., 1814.

vii. Maria, 9 Feb., 1816; m. 28 Nov., 1833, Nathan, son of Seth Beal.

38. viii. Orin Roberts, 6 Nov., 181 7.

ix. Lydia G., 26 Nov., 1819; m. 18 Dec, 1842, Seth Phinney Jr .
x. Mary, 25 July, 1825; m. 14 Dec, 1845, James Barnes.

26. Charles7 (Seth6 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b.
16 April, 1797; m. 20 Mar., 1826, Lorette, dau. of Laban and Sally
(Lincoln) Worrick. She was b. 12 April, 1804. He d. 8 Aug.,
1830. She m. (2) 7 Nov., 1852, Thomas J. Browne.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Isaac W., d. 3 Sept., 1826, aged 1 yr. 3 mos.
ii. Lorette, d. 7 Aug., 1830, aged 1 yr. 1 mo.

27. Seth7 (Seth6 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 16
May, 1798; m. 14 Nov., 1824, Maria, dau. of Bela and Martha
(Nichols) Joy. She was b. 2 June, 1801, and d. 22 Aug., 1887.
He d. 30 Sept., 1865. Lived on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Robert G., 14 Oct., 1825; d. 6 Nov., 1835.

39. ii. William M., 25 Mar., 1830.

iii. Robert Young, 17 June, 1844; d. 1 Jan., 1891; m. in Brewer, Me.,
Susan, dau. of Frank and Julia (Maley) Wood, Brewer, Me.
She d. 9 Dec, 1904, aged 56 yrs. 6 mos. 24 days. Of U. S. Navy
in Civil War.

28. Stowers7 (Seth6 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 27
Nov., 1803; m. 14 May, 1826, Sally, dau. of Caleb and Sally
(Lambert) Beal. She was b. 11 Mar., 1806, and d. 10 April, 1864.
He d. 5 Jan., 1878. Resided on Jerusalem Road, by Straits Pond.

70 Beat.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah, 17 Sept., 1826; m. 6 Jan., 1848, Welcome Beal, son of Elijah.

She d. 13 Mar., 1903.
ii. Stowers, 4 Sept., 1828; d. 15 Nov., 1850.
iii. Lydia Ann, 18 Dec, 1830; m. 25 May, 1856, William Beal of Hing.

40. iv. Samuel, 9 Jan., 1833.

41. v. Isaac W., 9 Dec, 1835.

42. vi. James Smith, 3 Sept., 1839.

29. Nathan7 (Seth6 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 25
Oct., 1812; m. 28 Nov., 1833, Maria, dau. of Caleb and Sally
(Lambert) Beal. She was b. 9 Feb., 1816, and d. 3 Jan., 1858.
He m. (2) 24 April, 1859, Eliza H. Bates. He d. 23 Aug., 1863.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

43. i. Nathan Henry, 5 Nov., 1835.

ii. Mary Louisa, 18 Aug., 1840; m. 21 Oct., 1882, Loring Goodwin.

30. George7 (John6 Jacob5 John4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. 14
July, 1795; m. 11 Oct., 1818, Olive, dau. of Samuel and Betty
(Lincoln) Pratt. She was b. 30 Dec, 1798, and d. 18 June, 1887.
He d. 31 Jan., 1873. Captain of several of the Boston and Hing-
ham Steamboat Co. 's boats. Representative, 1 848-1 849. Resided
on North Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lewis, 3 Dec, 1819; d. 8 Aug., 1821.
ii. Catherine, 17 Aug., 1822; d. 16 April, 1823.
44. iii. George, 16 Mar., 1824.

iv. Adeline, 28 April, 1827; m. 4 April, 1847, James A. Wilkins of

Boston.
v. Henry W., 15 June, 1829; m. 10 June, 1855, Ellen Gillespie Bates.
She d. 15 Oct., 1902. He d. 24 Aug., 1876. "Expressman."
No issue,
vi. Washington Irving, 21 Dec, 1831; d. 29 Aug., 1833.
vii. Mary Welch, 26 Oct., 1833; m. 24 Nov., 1859, William F. Bacon,
viii. Almena, 20 Aug., 1836; d. 5 Sept., 1839.
ix. Carter Baxton, 19 Sept., 1839; d.,6 Oct., 1841.

31. Albert7 (John8 Jacob5 John4-3 Jeremiah2 John1), b. 1
May, 1801; m. 23 Jan., 1825, Susan W., dau. of Nathan and
Sally (Wilson) Souther. She was b. 24 Nov., 1804. Lived on
King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Irene W., 20 Nov., 1825; m. 23 Dec, 1849, Gerry Tucker of Canton,
ii. Caleb, 13 Mar., 1829; m. 10 May, 1881, Harriet E. Bailey of Scit.
iii. Myra, 23 Mar., 1832.
iv. Samuel, 17 Mar., 1834. Soldier of Civil War, 1st Co. H. Art.

32. Thomas7 (Hezekiah8 Thomas5 Lazarus4-3 Jeremiah2 John1),
b. 25 June, 1809; m. 30 Jan., 1831, Betsy, dau. of William and

Beal. 7 1

Jemima (Beal) Howard. She was b. 16 Aug., 1810, and d. 27
Sept., 1885. He d. 8 Sept., 1883. " Shoemaker." Lived on
Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Mary Ann Howard, 5 Nov., 1831; d. 10 Mar., 1905.
ii. William Henry, 26 Aug., 1834; d. 13 May, 1897; unm.
Hi. Hannah, 4 Sept., 1838.

33. Christopher8 (Christopher7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4
Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 12 Feb., 1805; m. 22 Jan., 1834, Lydia C.
(Nichols) Lothrop, widow of Warren Lothrop, and dau. of John
and Susanna (Worrick) Nichols. Shed. 2 Mar., 1876, aged 76 yrs.
7 mos. Lived on Cedar St. He d. 29 June, 1873.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Christopher D., 12 Oct., 1835.
ii. Susannah N., 7 Sept., 1836.

iii. Truman Hurlbert, 26 Mar., 1839; d. 22 May, 1851.
iv. Amanda Augusta, 4 Aug., 1841.
v. John Nichols, 9 Jan., 1845; d. 19 Oct., 1845.

34. David8 (Christopher7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 22 Dec, 1808; m. 20 Dec, 1840, Eliza, dau. of Nehemiah
and Eunice (Stodder) Lincoln. She was b. April, 1811, at Hing.,
and d. at Coh. 20 Mar., 1880. He d. 29 June, 1884. Selectman,
1 86 1. Lived on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Eliza Porter, 25 Sept., 1841; d. 15 Oct., 1842.
ii. Eliza Lincoln, 26 Oct., 1842; m. 16 Nov., 1862, Isaac W. Beal.

She d. 16 Jan., 1904.
iii. David Porter, 21 Nov., 1844; d. 5 Oct., 1848.
iv. Walter Sidney, 23 Nov., 1847; m. 23 Dec, 1885, Mary E. (Minot)

widow of Thomas Ward.
45. v. David Porter, 22 Aug., 1849.

vi. Albert W., 3 May, 1851; d. 10 April, 1879.
vii. Mary Sears, 6 Aug., 1853; m. 20 Dec, 1875, Winthrop Knight.

She d. 18 Aug., 1893.

35. Caleb8 (Caleb7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 13 Sept., 1807; m. 12 April, 1829, Martha L., dau. of
Leavitt and Sarah (Curtis) Burrell. She was b. in Hing. 16 June,
1810, and d. 7 Oct., 1895. He d. 1 Feb., 1874. Selectman,
1856-1857. Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha, 30 Aug., 1832.
ii. Caleb G., 6 Sept., 1835; m. 25 Dec, 1858, Irene W., dau. of Abner

L. Beal of Hing. He d. 28 Oct., 1907.
iii. Geo. Warren, 18 Dec, 1838; m. 7 May, 1868, Martha, dau. of

Frederick Ball, Deerfield. He d. 28 Nov., 1902.

72 Beal.

46. iv. Jotham B., 19 April, 1841.

47. v. Alfred, 28 April, 1844.

vi. Franklin, 24 April, 1846; m. 14 Mar., 1875, Harriet A. Tirrell of
Hing.

48. vii. Alden, , 1848.

36. Solomon J.8 (Caleb7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 1 Dec., 1810; m. 13 Dec., 1840, Lucy Lane, dau. of
Elpalet and Susa (Wilder) Loring. She was b. 14 Sept., 1817,
and d. 20 Mar., 1848. He m. (2) 25 Oct., 1849, Irene, dau. of
Paul B. and Rachel P. (Willcutt) Worrick. She d. 27 Dec,
1872, aged 48 yrs. 4 mos. Moderator, 1859-1865. Selectman,
1841-1847, 1859, 1861-1862, 1864, 1867. Representative, 1846-
1847. Lived on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Solomon Loring, 18 Oct., 1842.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Ira, 25 Oct., 1850; d. 15 Nov., 1850.

iii. Marianna Lucy, 6 Mar., 1856; m. 19 May, 1879, Wendall O. Hunt.

iv. Pauline Phillips, 19 Sept., 1862; m.

37. Zaccheus L.8 (Caleb7 Daniel8 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 6 Mar., 1814; m. 4 Sept., 1836, Harriet S., dau. of
Leavett and Jane (Souther) Barnes. She was b. 16 Mar., 1818,
and d. 6 April, 1898. He d. 15 Dec, 1861. Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah J., 22 July, 1838; d. 9 Sept., 1838.
49. ii. Zaccheus L., 8 Sept., 1839.

iii. Francis, 19 Dec, 1841; m. 19 April, 1869, x\bbie Ann Sanborn.
One child, Oren Francis, 14 Jan., 1872; d. 24 Jan., 1895. He
m. (2) 8 Nov., 1891, Hannah B. Battles,
iv. Frederic Upham, 19 July, 1843; m. 17 June, 1878, Sarah E. Smith,
v. Herbert, 13 Aug., 1847; d. 22 June, 1849.
vi. Herbert Oakley, 22 Jan., 1850; m. 15 June, 1887, Susie A. Beal.

He d. 8 Feb., 1903. No issue,
vii. Ira Augustus, 26 May, 1852; d. 20 April, 1865.
viii. Harriet E., 10 June, 1856; m. 25 Nov., 1875, Chas. E. West.
ix. Sarah J., 30 Sept., 1858; d. 8 April, 1865.

38. Orin Roberts8 (Caleb7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jere-
miah3-2 John1), b. 6 Nov., 181 7; m. 15 Oct., 1838, Betsey, dau. of

Elijah and Betsey (Pincin) Beal of Hing. She was b. , 1819,

and d. 19 Oct., 1875. He d. 30 Mar., 1900. Resided in No.
Cohasset.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Orin A., 18 July, 1840; m. (Int. 22 Dec, 1862) Margaret Skelley
of Roxbury. She d. 13 June, 1864. He in. (2) (Int. 7 June, 1866)
Sarah T. Bates. She d. 12 April, 1868, aged 27 yrs. He m. (3) 27
Oct., 1880, Maggie L. McLellan of Summerside, P.E.I. By 1st
wife Margaret, 1 dau., b. 12 June, 1S64; prob. d. soon,
ii. Lorenzo, 20 Jan., 1848; d. 28 Aug., 1906; unm.

Beal. 73

39. William M.8 (Seth7-6 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1),
b. 25 Mar., 1830; m. 4 Oct., 1857, Eliza, dau. of Thomas and
Elizabeth Hudson. She was b. July, 1839, and d. 8 Jan., 1864.
He m. (2) 25 Feb., 1867, Henrietta M. (Philvin) Brown, dau. of

John H. and Henrietta Philvin of Worcester. She was b. ,

1837. He d. 23 Dec, 1882.

Ch., b. in Con., by wife Eliza, —

i. Maria Joy, 17 Sept., 1858; m. 3 Sept., 1879, Robt. G. Watt of West
Roxbury.

Ch., by wife Henrietta M., —

ii. William H., 2 April, 1868; d. 17 Mar., 1885.

40. Samuel8 (Stowers7 Seth6 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 9 Jan., 1833; m. 28 April, 1852, Elmira A., dau. of
Warren and Mary Ann (Kilburn) Simpson of Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Eugene Herbert, 22 Aug., 1853; d. 1 June, 1867.

ii. Annie Laura, 8 Jan., 1855; m. , Fred Flanders.

iii. Oliver Franklin, 5 Feb., 1859.

iv. Samuel Mountford, 13 Oct., 1863; d. 25 May, 1867.

41. Isaac W.8 (Stowers7 Seth6 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3"2
John1), b. 9 Dec, 1835; m. 16 Nov., 1862, Eliza Lincoln, dau. of
David and Eliza (Lincoln) Beal. She was b. 26 Oct., 1842, and
d. 16 Jan., 1904. In record of births she appears as Eliza Porter
Beal. Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ida Willett, 12 June, 1863; d. 30 June, 1898.
50. ii. Sydney L., 21 Nov., 1865.
iii. Clarence W., 24 Sept., 1867.
iv. Sarah Laura, 4 Mar., 1870; d. 4 Aug., 1871.
v. Fannie Gertrude, 24 Aug., 1872.
vi. Harry Ernest, 20 May, 1875; d. 18 July, 1904.
vii. Grace Howard, i Oct., 1878; d. 6 April, 1899.
viii. Nettie Elizabeth, 18 Sept., 1880; d. nvSept, 1881.

42. James S.8 (Stowers7 Seth6 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 3 Sept., 1839; m. 29 Oct., 1865, Elizabeth, dau. of
William and Sarah Cundy of Fredericton, New Brunswick. She
was b. 2 Mar., 1839, and d. 25 Mar., 1905. Resided on Jerusalem
Road, cor. Hull St. Soldier in the Civil War, 1st Co. H. Art.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maude Winnifred, 13 Oct., 1866; m. 1 Jan., 1887, Chas. M. Tibbetts
of Hing.

43. Nathan Henry8 (Nathan7 Seth8 Abel5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 5 Nov., 1835; m. (Int. 14 April, 1858) Jane L., dau. of

74 Beat.

Joseph and Jane (Lovell) Pope of Hull. She was b. , 1836.

He d. 14 Feb., 1877. She m. (2) 3 Jan., 1878, Charles Franklin,
son of Richard Wells.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. M. C. Beal, 25 Feb., 1867.

44. George8 (Capt. George7 John6 Jacob5 John4-3 Jeremiah-
John1), b. 16 Mar., 1824; m. 13 Sept., 1846, Louisa Morse of

Boston. She d. June, 1885. He m. (2) . He d. 22 July,

1892. Residence on No. Main St. Selectman, 1858. Repre-
sentative, 1855, 1859, 1874.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hattie L., 15 July, 1847; d. 15 June, 1864.
51. ii. Arthur E., 26 Nov., 1851.

45. David Porter9 (David8 Christopher7 Daniel6 Joshua5
Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 22 Aug., 1849; m- 2 Sept., 1875,
Evelyn A., dau. of Joseph and Eliza (Turner) Cobb of Hull.
She d. 17 April, 1885, aged ^3 yrs-5 buried at Hull. He m. (2)
24 April, 1892, Emma Eugenia (Vossnack) Toothaker, dau. of
Herman and Emmeline (Waldmyer) Vossnack. She was b. 11
Mar., i860. Lived on Hull St., No. Coh.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph David, 8 May, 1875.

ii. Ewie Porter, 19 Aug., 1879; d. 28 Aug., 1879.

46. Jotham B.9 (Caleb8-7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 19 April, 1841; m. 7 Aug., 1865, Sarah Lewis, dau. of
Lewis and Mary A. (Souther) Lincoln. She was b. 20 Nov., 1843,
and d. 19 Mar., 1873. Lived in North Cohasset.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry L., 25 Jan., 1867; m. April, 1885, Rose Brown,
ii. Jennie Warren, 21 Jan., 1869; m. 24 Nov., 1892, Elmer E. Smith.
iii. Benjamin S., 10 Mar., 1871.

47. Alfred9 (Caleb8-7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 28 April, 1844; m. 28 Dec, 1869, Sarah Jane, dau.
of Adam and Harriet (Loring) Cushing. She was b. 22 Jan.,
1844, and d. 21 June, 1871. He m. (2) 25 Dec, 1883, Lizzie A.,

dau. of Henry and Lavinia A. (Powers) Bates. She was b. ,

1864. Resides on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

i. Florence Leavenworth, 29 Mar., 1887.

48. Alden9 (Caleb8-7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4 Jeremiah3-2
John1), b. 1848; m. 9 Dec, 1875, Sarah Beal, dau. of Alfred and

Beat — Bean. 7 5

Sarah B. (Morse) Tirrell. She was b. 11 June, 1852. Resided
on Hull St. He d. 16 Nov., 1890.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Dau., b. and d. 7 Dec, 1883.
ii. Marion Franklin, 6 Sept., 1886.

49. Zaccheus L.9 (Zaccheus L.8 Caleb7 Daniel6 Joshua5 Andrew4
Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 8 Sept., 1839; m. 21 Feb., 1864, Marcia
Priscilla, dau. of Abraham and Marcia D. (Lothrop) Tower.
She was b. 19 Feb., 1843. Resides on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Francis Leavitt, 31 Dec, 1864; m. 30 June, 1887, Gertrude Scolley.
ii. Sarah Cummings, 6 Aug., 1870; m. 3 Mar., 1904, Simon L. McKenzie.
iii. JuliaMarcia, 31 Dec, 1876; m. 26 Oct., iooo,MertonL.BosworthofHing.
iv. A.NSELMLoTHROP,25jan.,i88o;m. 1 1 Feb., 1906, Mary Veronica Delaney.
v. John Dunlap, 3 Dec, 1882.

50. Sydney Lincoln9 (Isaac W.8 Stowers7 Seth8 Abel5 Andrew4
Jeremiah3-2 John1), b. 21 Nov., 1865; m. 10 Oct., 1889, Martha
Jane, dau. of Peter and Catherine (Smith) Cruikshank, Pictou,
Nova Scotia. She was b. 10 Oct., 1864. Lives on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bertram Lincoln, 5 Dec, 1890.
ii. Reginald Robbins, 2 Sept., 1892.

61. Arthur E.9 (George8-7 John6 Jacob5 John4-3 Jeremiah2
John1), b. 26 Nov., 185 1 ; m. Sarah P., dau. of Ezekiel B. and Mary S.
(Pratt) Studley. She was b. Sept., 1849, and d. 26 Oct., 1887.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Gordon Studley, 13 Oct., 1877; m. 1 Jan., 1902, Grace Eddy.
ii. Kenneth, 6 Feb., 1879; m. 7 July, 1903, Annie May Lopaus.
iii. Arthur Raymond, 25 Mar., 1880; d. 11 July, i88r.

Note. — Leavitt BeaVs child, d. Nov., 1802. William H. Burbeck m.
27 Nov., 1845, Rebecca N., of Hing. Mary (Mears), of Boston, d. 24 Jan.,
1864, aged 63 yrs. 7mos. SarahE.,d. 11 Oct., 1870, aged 4 yrs. 2mos. 11 days.
James S., 2d, m. 3 Oct., 1874, Georgianna Barnes, both of Hing. Herbert
O. Hardy m. 29 May, 1883, Jennie H., both of Hing. Elmore W., d. 25 Aug.,
1890, aged 29 yrs. 10 mos. 25 days. Arthur Carlton, m. 9 Sept., 1891, Grace
Burton, both of Hing. Elizabeth, d. 26 April, 1893, aged 75 yrs. 7 mos. 22
days. Arthur B., d. 31 Jan., 1903, at Brockton, aged 10 mos. 19 days. James
S., of Hing., m. 30 Oct., 1897, Sarah (Glynn) Reid of Hull.

BEAN.

Raymond Francis Cecil, son of William I. and Edwina Buck,
7 Sept., 1902.

y6 Belcher — Bell — Bennett — Berch — Bergan — Berson.

BELCHER.

Samuel, b. in Boston; m. 13 Feb., 1842, Eliza Higgins.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 4 Mar., 1844; d. 2 April, 1844.

BELL.

James W. (James of Haverhill, N.H.), b. 3 Mar., 1833; m. 27
Feb., 1854, Charlotte L.., dau. of Cornelius and Hannah (Beal)
Lincoln. She was b. 28 Feb., 1835. He d. 8 Nov., 1903.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Cornelius, 25 Aug., 1857; d. 10 Mar., i860.
ii. Laura, ; d. 19 Jan., 1862, aged 2 yrs. 4 mos.

BENNETT.

Charles, m. 30 Nov., 1837, Myra,dau. of Joel and Tamar (Sutton)
Willcutt. She wasb. 19 April, 1809, and d. 19 Sept., 1885. " Mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Frederic, 6 July, 1839.

Charles Frederic (Charles = Myra Willcutt), b. 6 July,
1839; m. in Ottawa, 111., 15 Oct., 1867, Clara R., dau. of Amasa
and Mary Jane (App) Foster. "Carpenter." Corporal in the
Civil War, 16th Regt. He d. 2 Sept., 1898. Residence, Elm St.,
house built by Joel Willcutt, 1797.

Ch., b. in Ottawa, 111., —

i. Myra Willcutt, 17 Oct., 1868; m. 9 Oct., 1894, Rubin F. Tower.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Marietta Foster, 21 Nov., 1884.

Note. — George, son of Bazald and Rachel Bennet, b. 5 Nov., 1787. Cliarles,
m. 10 Feb., 1902, Minnie E. Whitcomb.

BERCH.

Thomas Cameron m. 27 May, 1903, Lydia (Simmons), both
of Scit.

BERGAN.
Patrick, m. 7 April, 1890, Annie Lyman of Boston.

BERSON.

Israel, b. 12 May, 1907, son of Samuel and Eva (Berman).

Beth el — Bezanson—Bichet—Bigelow. 7 7

BETHEL.

James T. = Mary A. Tuttle. Lives on Snow Place.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 2 May, 1892.
ii. Mildred, 4 July, 1897.
Hi. James, 18 April, 1900.
iv. Virginia, 9 Oct., 1903.

v. William Robert, 20 April, 1906; d. 5 May, 1906
vi. Martha, 18 Mar., 1907.

BEZANSON.

Albert E. = Cora M. Whitman.
Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Charles Robert, 30 June, 1895.

BICHET.

August = Marie L. Silhoutte. Lives on Hull St.
Ch.,—

i. Jennette, July, 1897.
ii. Onzelle, April, 1900.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Benjamin Theophile, 26 Feb., 1903.

BIGELOW.

Edwin Victor (Isaac => Emeline Davison), b. 9 June, 1866,
Kingsport, Nova Scotia; m. 9 Oct., 1895, Carrie T., dau. of
Franklin and Theodosia (Stoddard) Hard wick. She was b. 22
Aug., 1867, in Quincy. Grad. Univ. of Wash., Seattle, June,
1887. B.D. Yale Univ., New Haven, Conn., May, 1890. A.M.
Harvard Univ., Cambridge, June, 1891. Ordained pastor Coh.
2d Cong. Ch., 24 Sept., 1891; dismissed 1901. Installed Eliot
Ch., Lowell, April, 1901. Author of " Narrative History of
Cohasset."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Carita, 6 Dec, 1898.

Ch., b. in Lowell, —

ii. Davtd Hardwick, 22 Sept., 1901.
iii. Victor Stoddard, 23 Mar., 1905.

Note. — William Deford, m. 4 June, 1902, Helen May Harding. John
Lewis Bremer m. 29 Sept., 1906, Mary Cleveland.

7 8 Bishop — Blackmail — Blake — Blaney— Bliss — Blossom.

BISHOP.

Daniel Corcoran of Framingham m. 21 Sept., 1885, Mary.

BLACKMAN.

James Oscar Douglas m. 10 Feb., 1870, Emma E. of Rochester.

BLAKE.

Joseph, m. Nov., 1734, Sarah, dau. of Joseph and Content

(Tower) Souther. She was b. in Hing. , 1714, and d. 6 July,

1743. He m. (2) 31 Aug., 1743, Mary, dau. of Ebenezer and

Hannah (Gannett) Kent. She was b. in Hing. ,1713- Resided

in sec. pre. Mary Blake dismissed to church in Uxbridge, 6 Jan.,
1763-

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Sarah, —

i. Joseph, 1735.
ii. Sarah, 1737.
iii. Benjamin, bt. 9 Dec., 1739.
iv. Samuel, bt. 27 Sept., 1741.

v. Hannah, bt. 16 Jan., 1742-3.

Ch., by wife Mary, —

vi. James, bt. 19 Aug., 1744.

Note. — Charles, d. 29 April, i860, aged 73 yrs. 10 mos. Son of George
Blake of Hing.

BLANEY.

Elmina Abbott, dau. of Augustus A. and Sarah E. (Cummings),
b. 4 Oct., 1874.

BLISS.

James H., d. 29 Jan., 1888, aged 53 yrs. 4 mos.

BLOSSOM.

Thomas Davis, b. in Chicopee, Mass., son of Thomas D. and
Susan (Whiton) Blossom of Hing., 29 April, 1842; m. 16 Aug.,
1865, Martha E., dau. of Martin K. and Louisa (Lowell)
Bailey. She was b. in Coh. 31 Jan., 1844. He d. 28 April,
1900. "Carpenter." Soldier in the Civil War. Resided on
Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Edwin M. D., 15 Nov., 1868; d. 27 June, 1870.
ii. Irving Lowell, 25 Oct., 1871.
iii. Fred Clifton, 3 Aug., 1873.

Boardman — Bogdanofi — Bognes — Bolles. 7 9

Fred Clifton (Thomas D. = Martha E. Blossom), b. 3 Aug.,
1873; m. 4 June, 1900, Mary M., dau, of Duncan and Mary
(Bissett) Ferguson of New York. "Painter." Resides on Border
St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha Louise, 12 Sept., 1901.
ii. Irving Clifton, 7 Mar., 1907.

BOARDMAN.

Micajah, m. Mary, dau. of Robert and Sarah (Nichols) Young.
She was b. 23 Feb., 1774, and d. 22 Sept., 1842. He d. before
1810, when Mary Boardman, then a widow, was preceptress of
Lynn Academy. Resided on Elm St. in house built by Benj.
Stutson.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Robert Young, 10 Nov., 1796; d. 4 Dec, 1801, in Hing.
ii. William Young, 31 July, 1798; d. 5 Sept., 1809. (Robert on
town record.) Pupil in Coh. Academy, 1804-5.

Note. — Edwina M., d. 24 Aug., 1859, aged 1 yr. 1 mo. 6 days, dau. of
Benjamin S. and Adeline S. Boardman of Northumberland, N.H.

BOGDANOFF.
John M. = Eva Kirkwald.
Ch.,—

i. Alfred, 21 May, 1893.

ii. Albert, Aug., 1897.

iii. Llllie Jennie, d. 16 April, 1901, aged 3 mos. 10 days.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iv. Elsie Velma, 18 Dec, 1006.

BOGUES.

Henry E., of Henrico, Va., m. 14 Dec, 1868, Addie L., dau. of
Osborn and Mary C. (Ellms) (Litchfield) Wood. She was b.
30 April, 1852. Residence, Beechwood St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Nellie Gertrude, 23 Dec, 1869; m. 30 June, 1889, Harry
Briggs Brown of Scituate; m. (2) 23 June, 190 1, George B. Ellms,
Scit.
ii. Blanche Geneva, 18 Nov., 1871; d. 29 Dec, 1891.
iii. Verdella E., 16 Jan., 1874; d. 28 Nov., 1875.

BOLLES.

Alexander R. (Sandy = Dorothy Morton), b. in Arlington;
m. 5 Dec, 1889, in Dedham, Emily N., dau. of William T. S.
and Elizabeth C. (Damon) Stewart. She was b. 4 Dec, 1867.

80 Bolles—Bosivorth—Boteilyo — Bolting— Bourne.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Leila Emily, 2 July, 1890.
ii. Jeanette, 31 July, 1892.
iii. Robert Stewart, 9 Jan., 1894.
iv. Thelma Eunice, 8 Oct., 1895.
v. Inza Almena, 13 Dec, 1898.
vi. Son, .

Note.— Barbara, dau. of Richard F. and Mary R. (Kendall), b. 13 Aug.,
1890.

BOSWORTH.

Merton L. (Leonard = Amanda J. Merrill), b. 1872 ; m. 26
Oct., 1900, Julia Marcia, dau. of Zaccheus L. and Marcia P.
(Tower) Beal. She was b. 31 Dec, 1876. " Electrician." Resides
No. Coh.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Madeline, 14 Aug., 1901.

BOTEILYO.

Manuel L. (Louis J. == Farsiga Candia), b. 1869; m. 12
Dec, 1896, Mary Tereza, dau. of Manuel De Lenz and
Farsiga Da Ecansao. She was b. 1876. Removed from
town.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Manuel George, 6 April, 1898.

ii. Mary Glory, 2 Mar., 1899.
iii. Louis Victor, 14 May, 1901; d. 24 April, 1902.
iv. Louisa Amelia, 20 Mar., 1902.

v. Margaret Cadida, 9 Dec, 1903; d. 19 Mar., 1904.
vi. Joseph Lewis, 20 Dec, 1904.

Note. — Lowney Silvia m. 27 Oct., 1906, Mary.

BOTTING.

Albert H. Jefts m. 13 Sept., 1892, Jeanette M., of Hing.

BOURNE.

1. Thomas5 (Thomas'-3 John2 Thomas1, b. Eng. 1581; Ply.,
1636; Marshfield, 1643; d. 1664), m. in Hing., sec. pre., 4 Dec,
1752, Susanna, dau. of Lazarus and Ruth (Andrews) Beal. She
was b. in Hing. 30 Mar., 1727-8, and d. 6 Feb., 1819. He d.
10 Oct., 1796. "Farmer." First Town Treasurer, 1770, 1771,
1774. Mem. of Com. of Inspection, 1774. Mem. of Com. of
Correspondence, 1775. Revolutionary soldier. Resided on Ship
Cove Lane, now Elm St.

Bourne. 8 1

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

Three ch. at one birth, bt. 30 Oct., 1764; d. soon.

111. )

2. iv. Thomas, 5 Nov., 1767.

2. Thomas6 (Thomas5-4-3 John2 Thomas1), b. 5 Nov., 1767;
m. 16 Oct., 1786, Jane, dau. of John and Lucy (Davenport)
Doane. She d. 9 June, 1787. He m. (2) 20 April, 1790, Betsey,
dau. of Job and Man' (Pratt) Tower. She d. 1 May, 1846. He
d. 24 June, 1851. "Farmer." Deacon of 1st Parish Church.
Town Treasurer, 1805-1812. Moderator, 1805-1808, 1810-1816,
1818. Town Clerk, 1820-1836. Selectman, 1 796-1827, 183 1-
1845. Representative, 1832-1837. Ensign in militia co., 1790.
Was a pupil of Rev. John Browne, 1781. Lived on Elm St. in
house built by his father about 1752.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Jane, —

i. Jane, 9 June, 1787; m. 19 Aug., 1804, William Robinson of Boston.
Ch., by wife Betsey, —

ii. Priscilla, Oct., 1791; d. 31 Dec, 1792.
iii. Eliza, 24 Nov., 1793; d. 25 Jan., 1881.
iv. Priscilla, i Jan., 1797; m. 7 Mar., 1819, John Burr of Hing.

v. Mary T., 16 Oct., 1799; m. q Sept., 1827, Jonathan B. Bates.
She d. 7 Aug., 1883.

3. vi. Thomas, 8 Sept., 1803.

4. vii. Elias, 7 Dec, 1807.

viii. Marshall, 21 Mar., 1811; d. 23 Mar., 1879, unm.

5. ix. Robert Tower, 9 Dec, 1814.

3. Thomas7 (Thomas6-5-4-3 John2 Thomas1), b. 8 Sept., 1803;
m. 9 Jan., 1827, Clara L., dau. of Gershom and Ruth (Lothrop)
Pratt. She was b. 10 June, 1804, and d. 15 Jan., 1856. He d.
at sea, 30 May, 1854. Resided on Elm St. in the house of his
grandfather and father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Edwin, 21 Aug., 1827; d. 25 Sept., 1828.

6. ii. Richard, 24 Jan., 1829.

7. iii. Charles Pratt, 13 Aug., 1830.

iv. Thomas, 30 May, 1832; m. 25 Mar., 1852, Clara P. Saunders. He
d. 25 Sept., 1858, in Boston.

8. v. Elias, 27 July, 1834.

vi. Jacob Flint, 18 Jan., 1836; m. Jennie Brackett of Boston. He
m. (2) Annie W. Holmes of Boston. He d. 26 May, 1901, in
Boston.

vii. Ezekiel Pratt, 29 Aug., 1837; d. 6 Nov., 1861. Soldier in the
Civil War, 12th Regt.

4. Ellas7 (Thomas6-5-4-3 John2 Thomas1), b. 7 Dec, 1807; m.
Mary C. T. . She was b. Sept., 1813, and d. 5 July, 1900. He

8 2 Bourne.

d. ii Oct., 1875. Resided in paternal home after death of his
brother Thomas.

Ch.,—

i. William Elias, 1842? Soldier in Civil War, 38th Regt.

ii. Mary E., , 1844; m. 7 Jan., 1867, Richard Henry Lincoln.

iii. Sarah Fanny, , 1846; m. 17 Nov., 1870, David Bates.

iv. Eliza, , 1850; m. 17 Jan., 1868, Loring L. Bates.

6. Robert Tower7 (Thomas6-5-4-3 John2 Thomas1), b. 9 Dec,

1814; m. , Martha Morrill of Boston. '

Ch.,—
George F., , 1849; m. 21 Oct., 1874, Etta A. Rich.

6. Richard8 (Thomas7-8-5-4-3 John2 Thomas1), b. 24 Jan.,
1829; m. 5 Nov., 1851, Betsey L., dau. of Zenas and Anna (Pratt)
Stoddard. She was b. 2 Aug., 1829, and d. 23 Nov., 1859. He
m. (2) 16 June, 1862, Mary Ellen, dau. of Dea. Waldo and Mary
(Holt) Winter of Clinton. He moved to Clinton, in 1870, where
he d. 17 April, 1902. Buried in Coh. He built at the Cove, the
house which has been improved by Lawrence Barrett and C. W.
Barron.

Ch. , by wife Mary Ellen, —

i. Thomas Edward, 26 May, 1855; d. 4 May, 1856.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Betsey, —

ii. Clara Mercy, 25 May, 1863; m. , Chas. E. Wild of Clinton.

iii. Jennie Brackett, 18 Nov., 1865; m. ,Chas. A. Lawrence of Lynn.

iv. Richard Waldo, 31 Dec, 1867; m. 13 May, 1891, Annie Lyon.
Lives in Northboro. 2 ch.

7. Charles Pratt8 (Thomas7-6-5-4-3 John2 Thomas1), b. 13
Aug., 1830; m. 4 Dec, 1856, Sarah Waters, dau. of John and
Priscilla (Bourne) Burr of Hing. She was b. in Hing. 27 Feb.,
1832. He d. 16 Feb., 1903. " Butcher." Resided on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. John Franklin, 6 Nov., 1857; d. 2 Mar., 1858.

ii. Charles Thomas, 27 Jan., 1864; m. 3 Dec, 1902, Ruth L. Farrar.

Res. Margin St.
iii. Mary Alice, 28 Jan., 1866; m. 28 Sept., 1899, Arthur O. Higgins.

8. Elias8 (Thomas7-6-5-4-3 John2 Thomas1), b. 27 July, 1834;
m. 24 Nov., 1859, Mary Ann, dau. of Jeremy and Margaret
(Souther) Towle. She was b. 12 Sept., 1837.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Frederick Walter, 3 Jan., 1862.
ii. Joseph Hlram, 10 June, 1866.

Newcomb, b. 1742; m. in Hing., sec. pre., 14 Jan., 1765,
Phebe, dau. of David and Susanna (Tucker) Tower. She was

Bourne — Bouve — Bowditch — Bowser. 83

bt. 2 July, 1739. He m. (2) 4 Nov., 1766, Abigail, dau. of Amos
and Patience (Bate) Joy. She was b. 1 Sept., 1746, and d. 1839.
Removed to Springfield, Vt., where he d. 1821.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ebenezer, 10 Nov., 1767; m. Lydia. He d. 24 July, 1842, in Milton,
ii. Newcomb, 27 July, 1771; m. 17 Nov., 1791, Dulsina Woods of
Halifax, Mass.

Note. — Richard, of Sandwich, m. 12 April, 1731, Margaret Foster of
Scit. Relief, m. in Hing., sec. pre., 17 Feb., 1768, Joseph Pratt. Benjamin,
of Falmouth, m. in Hing., sec. pre., 19 Jan., 1769, Judith, dau. of Adam Beal.
George H., d. 20 Dec, 1867, aged 2 yrs.

BOUVE.

James H. (John, John, Gibbins, John), b. 9 Oct., 1829; m. 29
Jan., 1854, Rebecca A., dau. of James and Patty T. (Lothrop)
Pratt. She was b. 28 Jan., 1834. He d. 27 Oct., 1888. Resided
on No. Main St.

Ch.,—

i. James Allen, b. in So. Boston, 12 May, 1858.

ii. Adele, b. in So. Boston, 24 Sept., 1859.

Hi. George Webster, b. in So. Boston, 27 Aug., 1861; m. 20 Oct., 1885,

Grace N., dau. of Ellis F. Miller, of So. Boston,
iv. Gertrude Mae, b. in Weston, 14 Feb., 1864; m. (Int. 24 Aug..

1888) Joaquin Job Souther of So. Boston.
v. Lucy Rebecca, b. in Coh. 27 Sept., 1867; m. 23 Mar., 1892, William

Holbrook Thayer of Boston.

BOWDITCH.

Joseph E. Geary m. 13 Dec, 1874, Mary J., both of Scit.

BOWSER.

Thomas Eliot, b. in Smithfield, Va., 13 May, 1861; m.
7 April, 1886, in Boston, Carrie A. Hare, b. in Charlottesville,
Va., 1 Aug., 1863. Resides on North Main St.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Arleon Cornelia, 7 Feb., 1887.
ii. Roscoe Attucks, i Sept., 1888.

Ch., b. in Cambridge, —

iii. Lydia A., 22 July, 1891.
iv. George Thomas, i Sept., 1893.
v. Gretchen, 6 Mar., 1895.
vi. Carrie Secret, 30 July, 1897.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

vii. Thomas Eliot, 12 Aug., 1899.

8 4 Boyington — Boy son — Bradford — Braman — Brannen.

BOYINGTON.

Joseph, m. 30 Nov., 1771, Sarah, dau. of John and Sarah
(Willcutt) Wheelwright. She was b. 1748. She survived him
and m. (2) 12 Jan., 1812, Welcome Beal of Hing. Joseph d.
before 1804. Lived in the Beech woods.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Gershom, 24 Oct., 1774.
ii. Lucy, bt. 3 Nov., 1776.

BOYSON.

George Rand, of Huntington, Pa., m. 11 Jan., 1865, Catherine,
of Boston.

BRADFORD.

Nathan5, of Hull (David4 William3 William2 (Mayflower 1620),
Gov. William1 (Mayflower 1620)), b. in Kingston, Mass.,
1722; m. in Hing. 27 Oct., 1748, Elizabeth, dau. of Isaac and
Dorothy (Cobb) Groce. She was bt. in Hing., sec. pre., 12 July
1730.

Ch.,—

i. Lydia, , 1750.

ii. Jonathan, , 1752; m. , Mary Southworth.

iii. Elizabeth, , 1754; bt. in Hing., sec. pre., 9 Nov., 17515.

iv. Thomas, , 1755; bt. in Hing., sec. pre., 9 Nov., 1755.

v. David, , 1757; bt. in Hing., sec. pre., 13 Nov., 1757; m. Betsey

(Robinson) Thomas of Duxbury.

Note. — Alfred W. Cook m. 1 April, 1877, Laura A., both of Weymouth.

BRADISH.

Widow Bradish, d. 19 Jan., 1884, aged 62 yrs.

BRAMAN.

Grenville D. (Grenville T. W. = Susan A. ), b. 1861 ; m. iq

May, 1886, Nellie H., dau. of George H. Braman of Charlestown.
She was b. 1864. Lives on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Grenville Temple, 12 May, 1887.

Note. — Grenville T. W., d. 11 April, 1902, son of Jarvis and Lucy C.
(Richardson) Braman, aged 69 yrs. 8 mos. 14 days.

BRANNEN.

Hollis Gregory, son of Guy H. and Ora A. (Allen), b. 11 Mar.,
1905.

Bray — Brazil — Bremer — Brennan. 8 5

BRAY.

Simeon, of Brooksville, Me., m. , Sarah, dau. of Daniel and

Tamar (Beal) Nichols. She was b. 31 May, 1772, and d. 2 Nov.,
1799. He m. (2) Betsey (Bates) Marble, widow of Luther Marble
and dau. of Mordecai and Betsey (Beal) Bates. She was b. 7 Aug.,
1767.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Daniel Nichols, 24 Oct., 1799.

Note. — Eliza Ward (Davenport), d. 22 Aug., 1902, aged 79 yrs. 10
mos. ; widow of Charles F. Bray, Boston. Buried at Forest Hills.
Howard J. of Rowley, m. 7 Aug. 1904, Fannie G. Burbank of Scit.

BRAZIL.

1. Manuel Enos (Joseph E. = Maria ), m. 10 Nov.,

1863, Mary (Thomas) Enos, widow of John Enos, and dau. of
Frank and Anna Thomas. She d. 29 Nov., 1863. He m. (2)
7 Feb., 1864, Julia, dau. of Frances Silva. She d. 11 Dec, 1892,
aged 52 yrs. 8 mos. He d. 2 Sept., 1904, aged 84 yrs. 5 mos.
"Mariner." Lived on Atlantic Ave. near Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Julia, —

i. Mary A., 20 Dec, 1864; m. 24 June, 1900, George B. Lovering of
Berkshire, Vt. Son, Julian Wyman, 15 Feb., 1901. (Stillborn.)

ii. Susie, 25 July, 1866.

iii. Anna Henrietta, 25 Oct., 1868; m. (Int. 28 Oct., 1893) John
Rose Silva.

iv. Alice F., , 1872; m. 28 May, 1898, Henry M. Ferreira.

v. Clarence, 12 Jan., 1874; d. 4 Mar., 1874.

2. vi. Clarence Soien, 2 Nov., 1876.

vii. Mabel Beatrice, 15 Feb., 1880; m. 2 April, 1904, Daniel A.
MacDonald.

2. Clarence Soien (Manuel Enos = Julia Silva), b. 2 Nov.,
1876; m. 16 Feb., 1901, Mary Jane, dau. of Joseph N. and Annie
(Delory) Delory. She was b. 1878. Lives in Beechwood.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Annie Julia, 21 Dec, 1902.
ii. Paul Silvia, 29 May, 1904.

BREMER.

Clifton Long, m. 19 Oct., 1904, Leslie McGregor Morison of
Boston. John Lewis, of Boston, m. 29 Sept., 1906, Mary
Cleveland Bigelow.

BRENNAN.

Son of Stephen Brennan, d. 30 Dec, 1883.

8 6 Brennock — Bretschneider — B rewer.

BRENNOCK.

1. Michael Neptune (James = Margaret Prendergast of
Ireland), b. at sea near Newfoundland, 30 Aug., 1824. He came
from St. John's, Newfoundland, to Boston, where he soon m. 8
Jan., 1 85 1, Anastacia Welch of Prince Edward Island; settled in
Coh. in house near Harbor built by Abel Kent about 1757. She
d. 11 Feb., 1888, aged 61 yrs. 10 mos. He d. 3 Mar., 1903, aged
78 yrs. 6 mos. 4 days. His parents died in Coh. about 1861,
but were buried in Dor. No record in Coh. "Mariner." As a
professional diver he was engaged in various important enterprises,
and was of especial service to government during the Civil War.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John, 13 Mar., 1852.

ii. James Edward, 28 Oct., 1853; m. 20 May, 1889, Bridget McGilli-
cuddy. He d. 5 Oct., 1907.

2. iii. William J., 9 Aug., 1855.

iv. George, 30 Oct., 1856; m. 26 Nov., 1885, Catherine F. Coleraine,

Weymouth.
v. Henry E., 6 Jan., 1859; 1st Asst. in Fire Department,
vi. Catherine Rebecca, 29 Djsc, i860,
vii. Anastacia, 27 Dec, 1862.

3. viii. Thomas Albert, 18 Nov., 1864.

ix. Joseph N., 18 Dec, 1866; d. 5 Aug., 1869.
x. Peter Francis, 28 April, 1869; m. 9 Oct., 1907, Mary Monica
Fallon, Ireland.

2. William J.2 (Michael1 = Anastacia Welch), b. 9 Aug., 1855;
m. 29 June, 1884, Eliza Margaret, dau. of Robert and Eliza M.
(Day) Ainslie. She was b. 1865. Lives on Border St. in old
Kent house. Special police.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. Joseph, 22 Mar., 1885.

3. Thomas Albert2 (Michael1 = Anastacia Welch), b. 18
Nov., 1864; m. 18 Nov., 1891, Margaret Loretta, dau. of Robert
and Margaret (Raleigh) Martin of Weymouth. She was b. 1867.
Lives on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. Anastacia Margaret, 3 June, 1894.

Note. — John Holland of Boston m. 25 Nov., 1851, Margaret, of St. John's,
Newfoundland.

BRETSCHNEIDER.

Ernest Amil, son of Paul G. and Mary A. (Hester), b. 26 Mar.,
1895.

BREWER.

1. Joseph, son of Joseph and Helen S. (Slocum), b. 6 Aug.,
1887.

Brewster — Brickett — Bridgham. 8 7

BREWSTER.

George Clark, d. 28 July, 1895, aged 4 mos. 17 days.

BRICKETT.

Alfred (John = Hannah M. Turner, Bangor, Me.), b. ,

1862; m. 9 June, 1892, Mary R., dau. of Murdock and Lexy
(McDonald) McKenzie of Hull. Resides on Jerusalem Road.

Ch.,—

i. James A., 24 Oct., 1893; b. in Hull.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Edgar Turner, 20 May, 1897.
iii. Ralph McKenzie, 23 May, 1898.
iv. Frank Sumner Foley, 22 July, 1905.

Edward L. (James = Adeline Turner, Levant, Me.), b. 1857;
m. Grace O. Newman. She d. 17 June, 1897, aged 3* yrs. 9
mos. He m. (2) 25 Jan., 1899, Christine McDonald of Newton,
dau. of John A. McDonald. Resides on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —
i Gordan Donald, 20 July, 1895.

BRIDGHAM.

1. Charles Burr (Thomas Sydenham of Buckfield, Me. =
Lucretia Bell Shephard of Skowhegan, Me.), b. in Buckfield, Me.,
1 May, 1841; m. 22 Mar., 1864, Mary A., dau. of Charles L., of
Windham, Me., and Lydia C. (Withington) Williams of Port-
land, Me. She was b. in Boston, 22 April, 1843. He d. I7 Sept.,
1907.

While a student at Harvard Medical School on the outbreak of the
Civil War, he entered the army as an asst. surgeon. He was taken
prisoner at the first battle of Bull Run, but was paroled, and,
returning to Me., entered the Bowdoin Medical School, from which
he grad. in 1863. He soon entered the 54th Mass. Regt. as asst.
surgeon, under Col. Robert Shaw. At the close of the war, he
settled as physician in Buckfield, Me., where he continued about
4 yrs.; thence he removed to Livermore, Me., and in 1887 to Coh.,
Mass., where he practiced his profession until shortly before his
death. Residence on So. Main St.

Ch.,—

i. Mary Frances, b. in Buckfield, Me., 4 Jan., 1865; m. 3 Oct., 1894,

Henry T. P. Bates. She d. 17 Oct., 1907.
ii. Addie Ellen, b. in Livermore, Me., 23 April, 1869; m. May, 1892,
Herbert Withington.

88 Bridgham — Briggs.

iii. Charles Bell, ) b. in Livermore, Me., 15 Nov., ( d. 21 July, 1880.
iv. Hattie Bell, S 1875; £ d. 20 July, 1880.

v. Henry Sydenham, b. in Livermore, Me., 14 May, 1877; d. 15 July,
1880.
2. vi. Paul Chester, b. in Buckfield, Me., 29 July, 1882.

2. Paul Chester (Charles Burr = Mary A. Williams), b. in
Buckfield, Me., 29 July, 1882; m. 19 April, 1905, Gertrude R.,
dau. of Russell B. and Juliette (Crane) Murray.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Pauline, 29 May, 1908.

BRIGGS.

1. Joseph4 (Joseph3 Cornelius2 Walter', Scit. 1657), b. ,

1714; m. 31 May, 1750, Rachel (Cudworth), widow of Seth Bailey.
She d. 25 Dec, 1758, aged 39 yrs. He d. 10 Jan., 1760. He
purchased house and land on Ship Cove Lane, now Elm St., of
James Stutson, 23 Jan., 1749-50. Capt. John Lewis is said to
have been guardian of the children after the early death of their
parents. " Shipwright."

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Barnabas, 12 May, 1751: d. 25 Mar., 1752.

2. ii. Seth, 20 June, 1756.

3. iii. Joseph, abt. 1758.

2. Seth5 (Joseph4-3 Cornelius2 Walter1), bt. 20 June, 1756;
m. 31 Jan., 1779, Deborah, dau. of Col. Thomas and Ruth
(Nichols) Lothrop. She was b. 14 Nov., 1761, and d. 29 April,
1848. He d. 6 April, 1822. Revolutionary soldier; in the cam-
paign against Gen. Burgoyne, 1777. Lived in west half of his
father's house.

Ch., bt. in Coh.,—

i. Thomas, 6 Aug., 1780; d. unm., 16 Oct., 1830.

ii. Rachel, 28 April, 1782; m. , Adna Bates.

iii. Warren b. , 1784; d. 4 May, 1796.

iv. Betsey Stodder, 23 Mar., 1793; m. r George Wade.

3. Joseph5 (Joseph4-3 Cornelius2 Walter1), b. , 1758; m.

2 Mar., 1785, Betsey, dau. of Reuben and Elizabeth (Glover)
Stodder of Hing. She was b. 4 Mar., 1761, and d. 26 Dec, 1850.
He d. 3 Sept., 1812. Revolutionary soldier. Lived in east side
of his father's house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Seabury, 6 Aug., 1785; m. abt. 181 1, Martin Bassett of Hing. She

d. at Chelsea, 15 Nov., 1868. 3 ch.
ii. Joseph, bt. 10 Nov., 1792; d. young.
iii. Polly, 12 Nov., 1792.

Briggs 89

4. iv. Joseph, 14 Mar., 1796.

5. v. George, 28 Oct., 1798.

vi. Elijah, , 1804; d. 8 Nov., 1826, " on Shipboard in his cabin."

4. Joseph6 (Joseph5-4-3 Cornelius2 Walter1), b. 14 Mar., 1796;
m. 2 May, 1829, Catherine (Higgins), widow of his brother George
Briggs. She d. 9 June, 1864, in Chatham. He d. 12 Jan., 1878.
Soldier in War of 181 2. "Master mariner." Resided in his
father's half of the house on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Joseph, 22 Dec, 1831; d. in California, 13 Dec, 1849.
ii. Sarah C, 30 Sept., 1833; m. 19 June, 1853, Israel Vinal of Scit.
iii. George, 25 Mar., 1836; d. 18 May, 1862, in the Civil War.
iv. Clara Bates, 5 Oct., 1840; m. 21 Nov., 1864, Henry C. Mapes of
Coxsackie, N.Y.

5. George6 (Joseph5-4-3 Cornelius2 Walter1), b. 28 Oct., 1798;
m. 1 Mar., 1823, Catherine Higgins of Chatham. He d. 5 July,
1826, coming from the West Indies. She m. (2) his brother,
Joseph Briggs. "Master mariner." Lived on Elm St. in his
father's house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 23 Sept., 1824; d. 23 Sept., 1824.

ii. Betsey Catherine, bt. Betsey Stodder, 29 Oct., 1826; m. 18 July,
1855, Henry H. Barrett of Boston.

1. Ichabod5 (John4 Joseph3 Cornelius2 Walter1), b. in Scit.,
1753; m. (1) Sarah, dau. of William and Judith (Briggs) Collier.

She was b. , 1752, and d. 26 Jan., 1810. He m. (2) 18 Oct.,

181 1, Elizabeth Mott of Scituate. She d. 14 April, 1841. "Ship-
wright." He d. 1 July, 1831. Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —
i. Ruth, 8 July, 1787.
ii. Hannah, 5 April, 1789; d. 26 Nov., 1807.
iii. Zilpah, 7 Aug., 1 791.
iv. Cynthia, , 1792; d. 8 Feb., 1808.

2. v. Abner, b. 14 Nov., 1795.

2. Abner6 (Ichabod5 John4 Joseph3 Cornelius2 Walter1), b. 14

Nov., 1795; m. , Betsey .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abner, ; d. 9 Sept., 1833.

ii. Sarah, 8 Aug., 182 1.

iii. Anna ) 0 . 0

iv. Betsey \ - 4 ^P1" l822"

v. Cynthia, 10 Jan., 1825.

vi. James, 9 Mar., 1827.
vii. Sophia, 19 July, 1833.

Benjamin5 (Benjamin4-3 Lieut. James2 Walter1), b. ; m.

16 Nov., 1790, Sarah, dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Neal) Pratt.

go Briggs — Broderick — Brooks — Brough.

She was b. 2 July, 1 769. " Master mariner." Owner of " Almira "
in 1797.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

Billings, 28 Oct., 1792; lived in Boston.

Sarah, 22 Sept., 1793.

Polly Curtis, 13 July, 1794; lived in Watertown.

James, .

Paul, lived in Scituate.

George H., m. — — , Ada A. Brown.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alice Lee, 18 Dec, 1880; d. 25 May, 1882.
ii. Harlan Page, 9 Jan., 1883.

Note. — Geo. Alden, son of Paul D. of South Scituate, m. 29 Oct., 1878,
Abby Cora Hardwick. George H. Turner m. 5 Oct., 1881, Caroline E., both
So. Scit.

BRODERICK.

James Henry Pelrine, of Scit., m. 10 Jan., 1905, Mary, of
Cambridge.

BROOKS.

Capt. Robert = Jane . He d. Feb., 1823, at sea. (J. W.)

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, ; d. 3 Dec, 1818.

ii. Robert, ; d. Jan., 1823.

iii. Jane C, 6 Sept., 1820; m. 30 Dec, 1841, Joseph Otis of Barnstable.

Manuel = Mary .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Manuel, 5 Oct., 1866.
ii. John, 29 July, 1868.

Note. — Rev. Edward, of Medford, m. 23 Sept., 1764, Abigail Brown.
John C, of Boston, m. 1 Sept., 1869, Sarah Abigail Whittington. Helen M.,
d. 16 Aug., 1875, aged 2 yrs. 6 mos. Maud Stanley, dau. of Charles S. and
Minnie G., b. 20 Oct., 1880. Daniel W., of Washington, D.C., m. 22 Jan.,
1904, Louisa Mclntire of N. B. Henry G., of Milton, m. 28 Sept., 1905,
Rachel W. Roberts of Dorchester. Winifred, b. 13 Nov., 1901, dau. of John
F. and Alice G. (Nelson). John Edward, of Milton, m. 27 April, 1907,
Helen French of Boston.

BROUGH.

James M. = Mary A. Mcintosh.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Margaret Jeslina, 21 Aug., 1903.
ii. Sydney James, 26 Nov., 1906.

Brown. 9 1

BROWN (BROWNE).

1. John4 (John3 Ichabod2 Thomas1 of Cambridge, 1636), b. in
Haverhill, 9 Mar., 1724; grad. at Har. Coll. 1741, and ord. pastor
of the 2d Parish in Hing. 2 Sept., 1747. He m. 22 Dec, 1764,
Jane, dau. of John and Jane (Collier) (Baxter) Doane of Hull.
She was b. n May, 1743, and d. 24 June, 1769. He m. (2) 20 Aug.,
1772, Hepsibah, dau. of Samuel and Abigail (White) Emmes of
Boston. She was b. 19 April, 1744. He m. (3) 15 Oct., 1788,
Honor (Wade), widow of Michael Fitzgerald, who survived him
and d. 23 Sept., 1798. He d. 22 Oct., 1791. He was with the
army as chaplain at Halifax, N.S., Mar.-Nov., 1759. An ardent
patriot during the Revolution, he preached to the soldiers under
the big elm on East St., before they went to the war, and is said
to have received a visit from Gov. Hancock at his house.

His father, Rev. John Brown of Haverhill, was a classmate of
Rev. Nehemiah Hobart, H. C. 1714, and d. in 1742. His mother,
Joanna (Cotton), was a great-granddaughter of Rev. John Cotton
of Boston, Eng., and of Boston, N.E., 1633. For some time before
his first marriage his sister Abigail kept house for him, and she
was m. 23 Sept., 1764, to Rev. Edward Brooks of Medford. Rev.
Phillips Brooks was their great-grandson. In 1750 Mr. Brown
purchased of the heirs of Nehemiah Hobart, the house built by the
latter near the meeting-house in 1722. Some years after his set-
tlement here, he added a final "e" to his name, which his
descendants have retained.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by wife Hepsibah, —

i. John, 27 June, 1773; d. before 1791.
2. ii. Samuel, 12 Mar., 1775.

2. Samuel5 (John4^ Ichabod2 Thomas1), bt. 12 Mar., 1775;
m. 29 Nov., 1798, Mary Parsons, dau. of John and Susanna
(Lincoln) Lewis. She was bt. 2 June, 1782, and d. 16 Aug., 181 7.
He d. in 1809 in Nova Scotia. He was the first Postmaster of
Coh., 1803 to 1806. Treasurer, 1801, 1802. Selectman, 1802.
Lived in house of his father. In 1806 went to Liverpool,
N.S., on business connected with his father's estate.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. John, 20 Sept., 1799; d. 20 Sept., 1799.

ii. Hepsibah Emmes, 4 Mar., 1801; d. 14 Jan., 1824.
iii. Mary, 20 April, 1803; d. April, 1803.
iv. Thomas Jefferson, 19 Aug., 1804.

3. Thomas J.6 (Samuel5 John4"3 Ichabod2 Thomas1), b. 19 Aug.,
1804; m. 24 Feb., 1828, Sarah, dau. of Dea. Job and Lucretia
(Oakes) Pratt. She was b. 31 Dec.,'i8o7, and d. 25 July, 1838.

92 Brown.

He m. (2) 7 Nov., 1852, Lorette (Worrick) Beal, dau. of Laban and
Sally (Lincoln) Worrick. She was b. 12 April, 1804, and d. 29
Nov., 1864. He m. (3) 2 May, 1867, Lydia Ann (Mott) (Litch-
field) Burtenshaw, dau. of Joseph and Lydia (Churchill) Mott of
Scit. He d. 4 Aug., 1881. She survived him and m. 16 Nov.,
1882, Chas. Steel, widr., of Hing. Lived on Elm St. in house built
by his grandfather, Capt. John Lewis.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Sarah, —

i. Mary Lewis, 17 Aug., 1829; m. 24 Dec, 1851, A. H. Tower, Jr.
ii. Hepsibah Emmes, 27 Feb., 1831; d. 5 Jan., 1862.
iii. Elizabeth, Aug., 1832; d. 16 Dec, 1832.
iv. Son, July, 1838; d. 23 Nov., 1838.

Bela, son of Jonathan of Scit.; m. 23 Sept., 1792, Abigail, dau.
of John and Elizabeth (Bates) Kilby. She was b. 19 Dec, 1767.
She survived him and m. (2) 20 Feb., 1798, Lothrop Litchfield Jr.
of Scit. He d. abt. 1796.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —
i. John, 4 May, 1794; d. 12 Jan., 1814.

1. Timothy W. (Joshua = Mary Stanwood, Gloucester, Mass.),
b. Aug., 1807; m. 7 Dec, 1828, Mary S., dau. of Ziba and
Abigail (Shaw) Wood. She was b. 28 Feb., 1806, and d. 6 Sept.,
1845. He m. (2) 12 Feb., 1846, Ruth, dau. of Paul and Priscilla
(Tower) Bates. She was b. 21 April, 1806, and d. 4 Aug., 1872.
He m. (3) 30 Aug., 1874, Maria A. (WTood) Babson. She d. 21
April, 1896, aged 87 yrs. 3 mos. 5 days. He d. 10 June, 1891.
"Farmer." Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Mary S., —

2. i. Ezra, i Sept., 1829.

ii. Mary A., 3 Sept., 1832; m. 6 Jan., 1850, Thaddeus A. Litchfield of

Scit.
iii. Child, Aug., 1834; d. 5 Sept., 1835.
iv. Franklin, ii Nov., 1837.
v. Clarasa, 27 Nov., 1840.

Ch., by wife Ruth, —

vi. Child, 23 May, 1847.

2. Ezra (Timothy W., Joshua = Mary Stanwood), b. 1 Sept.,
1829; m. 18 Jan., 1855, Harriet S., dau. of Thomas and Almira
(Marble) Lincoln. She was b. 21 July, 1833. He d. 21 Nov.,
1896. Selectman, 1863-1864. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

3. i. Herbert Lincoln, 9 Nov., 1855.

ii. Marion L., 15 Mar., i860; m. 10 April, 1879, Thomas W. Whitcomb.

Brown. 93

3. Herbert Lincoln (Ezra, Timothy W., Joshua = Mary Stan-
wood), b. 9 Nov., 1855; m. 2 Mar., 1879, Flora E., dau. of Chas.
H. and Ellen (Litchfield) Wood. She was b. 23 June, 1856.
Selectman, 1905. " Grocer." Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ethel Marion, 21 Sept., 1880; d. 4 Mar., 1898.

ii. Arthur Herbert, 13 Nov., 1886; d. 26 Sept., 1887.
iii. Nellie Edith, 14 June, 1889.
iv. Ezra Harold, 10 Oct., 1892.

William = Julia E. Merritt of Scit.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William F., 5 Nov., 1829; m. 6 Dec, i860, Elizabeth L. Litchfield

of Scit.
ii. Paulina, 7 Sept., 1831.
iii. Julia Elizabeth, 17 Nov., 1838.

Sylvanus, son of Ammi of Derry, N.H., b. 1807; m. n Aug.,
1829, Mary, dau. of Elisha and Mary (Bailey) Downe. She was
b. 30 April, 1810. He d. at Derry, N.H., Oct., 1870. His wife
had d. several years before at same place. "Physician." Owned
house on Elm St. built by Benj. Stutson.

Ch., b. in Derry, N.H., —
2. i. Samuel, 1833.

2. Samuel (Dr. Sylvanus = Mary Doane), b. in Derry, N.H.,
1833; m. 20 May, 1857, Helen M., dau. of Hiram and Hannah
(Lawrence) Bruce. She was b. 13 April, 1839, in Brighton, and
d. in Hudson, 27 July, 1899. He d. in Hudson, 18 June, 1881.
Lived in house of his father on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh. and Hudson, —

i. Mary Doane, i Dec, 1857; m. June, 1881, Thomas F. O'Brien,

Gleasondale. She d. June, 1907.
ii. Helen M., 12 May, i860; d. 20 Dec, 1861.
iii. Marcus Morton, 5 June, 1862; m. Anna Manock, Vt.
iv. Hiram Francis, b. in Hudson, Feb., 1864; m. Alice Forbes of

Framingham.
v. Anna Lawrence, b. in Hudson, 1 Oct., 1666; m. Charles H.

Churchill of Boston,
vi. Grace Marion, b. in Hudson, 2 Mar., 1868; d. Mar., 1869.
vii. Carrie Woodbury, b. in Hudson, 3 Oct., 1871; m. George W.

Oakes of Phillipston.

1. Phlneas Gould (Seneca = Sally Gould, Abraham =Anne),
b. in Hanover, N.H., 20 Nov., 1830; m. 30 Dec, i860, Mary
Caroline, dau. of Warren and Clarissa (Vinal) Orcutt. She was
b. 7 Sept., 1842. He d. 15 Aug., 1897. ''Locomotive engineer."
Resided on North Main St.

94 Brown.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline Amelia, 6 June, 1861; d. 3 Sept., 1886.

ii. Whitney Seneca, 22 Sept., 1864; d. 27 Aug., 1865.

iii. Laura L., i Nov., 1865; d. 5 July, 1867.

iv. Clarissa Warren, 1 3 May, 18705111.25 Sept., 1894, Stephen R.Nichols.

v. Herbert Phineas, 9 July, 187 1.

vi. Walter Clifford, 4 Jan., 1875; in. 17 Jan., 1900, Margaret Ella,
dau. of Alexander and Catherine ( MacKay ) MacKenzie, Nova
Scotia. Ch., — Carold Gould, 6 May, 1906; d. 12 Sept., 1908.

2. A. Oliver of Hanover, N.H. (Seneca, Abraham), b. 3 Mar.,
1842; m. 3 Dec, 1868, Mary C, dau. of Warren and Harriet N.
(Vining) Bates. She was b. 12 Feb., 1849. He d. 7 Sept., 1896.

Ch., b. in Coh., Duxbury, and Plymouth, —

i. George Oliver, 29 April, 1869; m. 1 June, 1892, Sarah Ellen

Christie of Plymouth.
ii. Daniel Gould, 29 May, 1870; m. Oct., 1895, Faustina Holmes
of Plymouth.

iii. Harriet Warren, b. Duxbury, 29 Dec, 1871; m. , Dr. J.

Holbrook Shaw of Ply.
iv. Richard Baxter, b. Duxbury, 6 July, 1873; m. Nov., 1891, Amy
Locke of Athol.
v. Annie Haile, b. Plymouth, 27 June, 1875.
vi. Mary Alice, b. Plymouth, 21 April, 1877.
vii. Percy Lyle, b. Plymouth, 18 July, 1880.
viii. Seneca Porter, b. Plymouth, 6 Nov., 1881.
ix. Fred Carlton, b. Plymouth, 8 Dec, 1884.
x. Laura Eliza, b. Plymouth, 10 Aug., 1886.

Washington (Wallstan = Betsey Wales) , of Abington, m. Mary
A. H. Sylvester of Norwell. Removed to Braintree, and d. there
abt. 1906. Resided on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lucy W., 25 June, 1859; d. 22 Feb., 1879, in Hing.

ii. Child, d. 8 Feb., 1861.
iii. Child, d. Mar., 1862.
iv. Bessie Miles, 20 May, 1869.

v. Waldo A., 22 Oct., 1870.

Frank W. (Cyrus L. = Mehitable Wales, Wallstan = Betsey
Wales), b. in Abington, 7 Mar., 1855; m. 30 Mar., 1876, Sarah W.,
dau. of Andrew Jackson and Ellen Sophia (Pratt) Garey of East
Weymouth. She was b. 18 Aug., 1858. Resides on So. Main St.
"Druggist."
Ch.,—

i. Velma Woodward, b. in Abington, 4 Feb., 1877; m. 1 June, 1899,

Samuel Boynton Bates.
ii. Frank L., "j f d. 9 June, 1903, at Norfolk,

I b. in Coh., 16 Sept., 1 Va., Hospital.
iii. Ellen Wales, j 1879; j m. 17 Oct., 1899, Henry W.

J I Chambers of Boston.

Brown — Bruce. 95

iv. Alice Mehitable, b. in Coh., 16 Nov., 1880; m. 16 April, 1903,
Fred Lester Blake of Abington. One dau.

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vii. Minot Andrew, b. in Coh., 24 July, 1888.

Harry Briggs (Henry = Adeline Briggs), b. in Scit. 1868; m.
30 June, 1889, Nettie G., dau. of Henry E. and Addie (Wood)
Bogues. She was b. 23 Dec., 1869. Res. Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harry Briggs, 9 May, 1890.

Note. — Samuel, d. 4 Oct., 1845, aSe(l 3$ yrs. Joseph E., Cornwallis, N.S.,
m. 25 Sept., 1869, Mary E. Cassock of Eng. Betsey, d. 12 Sept., 1877, aged
78 yrs. 8 mos. 12 days. Willie Augustus Newcomb m. 6 Nov., 1872, Hannah
Thomas, both of Scit. Albert E., m. 25 Nov., 1880, Ann M., both of Scit.
Spencer L. Johnson m. 20 Sept., 1883, Alice M., both of So. Scit. Herbert B.
Bailey m. 26 Nov., 1885, Alice C, of Boston. Francis Stockbridge, son of
Wm. A. and Maggie (McCarthy), b. 18 Jan., 1887, in Marshfield. Percipal
S., m. 5 June, 1895, Hattie F. Cottle, both of Scit. Bessie B., d. 10 Sept.,
1900, aged 22 yrs. 10 mos. ; buried in Pittsburg, Pa. /. Francis, son of John S.,
Chester, N.H., d. 22 Nov., 1903, aged 70 yrs. 4 mos.; buried at Chester, N.H.
Stephen P., of Dover, Me., m. 15 June, 1904, Edith Luce. Alexander, of Dor.,
m. 24 Nov., 1904, Kate E. Healey, dau. of Alexander and Kate E. (Healey),
b. 16 Jan., 1907, and d. 17 Jan., 1907.

BRUCE.

1. Hiram (Solomon = Nancy Maynard), b. in Schenectady,
N.Y., 4 Nov., 1803; m. in Coh. 21 Nov., 1831, Hannah, dau. of
Thaddeus and Joa (Oakes) Lawrence. She was b. 31 July, 1809,
and d. 17 Jan., 1900. He d. in Stowe, 4 April, 1882. Lived on
Summer St.

Ch.,—

i. Thaddeus, 19 Sept., 1832.

ii. Helen Maria, b. in Grafton, 22 June, 1835; d. 18 Jan., 1838.
2. iii. Hiram Wallace, b. in Lowell, 29 Feb., 1837.

iv. Helen Maria, b. in Coh., 13 April, 1839; m. 20 Mar., 1857, Sam'

Brown, Derry, N.H. She d. 27 July, 1899, in Deny, N.H.
v. Nancy Maynard, b. in Waltham, 19 Oct., 1840.
vi. Joa Oakes, b. in Stowe, 7 July, 1842 ;'d. 20 Dec, 1842.
vii. Joa Oakes, b. in Waltham, 10 Aug., 1844.
viii. Frances Anna, b. in Brighton, 17 Oct., 1846.
ix. Sarah Lawrence, b. in Brighton, 21 Mar., 1849.
x. Mary Train, b. in Coh., 18 Mar., 185 1.
xi. Charles Henry, b. in Coh., 27 April, 1853.

2. Hiram Wallace (Hiram = Hannah Lawrence), b. in
Lowell, 29 Feb., 1837; m. (Int. 17 Nov., 1857) Melvina M.
Jellison.

Ch.,—

i. James Lawrence, b. in Coh., 28 Mar., i860; d. 24 Sept., i860,
ii. Arthur F., b. in Stowe; d. in Stowe, 5 May, 1875, aged 13 yrs. 7 mos.
7 days.

9 6 Bruce — Brummell — Brunton — Bryant.

iii. Wallace W., b. in Stowe; d. in Stowe, 29 Nov., 1876, aged 10 yrs.

5 mos. 11 days,
iv. Effie H., b. in Stowe; d. in Stowe, 17 Nov., 1876, aged 2 yrs. 11 mos.

17 days.

Note. — Curtis, d. 27 April, 1828, aged 20 yrs. Nancy (Maynard), d.
14 May, 1841, aged 65 yrs., dau. of Col. William Maynard, an officer of the
Revolution, who lived in Schenectady, N.Y., and later in Marlboro, Mass.

BRUMMELL.

Bailey-ball, d. 16 June, 1799, aged 27 yrs.

BRUNTON.

Irene, dau. of Robert F. and Nellie (Wood), b. 9 Feb.,
1905.

BRYANT.

1. Henry6 (John5 Capt. John4 John3-2 William1, came from
Barbadoes to Boston in 1679), b. 12 May, 1820, in Boston; m. 6
Jan., 1848, at Boston, Elizabeth Brimmer, dau. of William Davies
and Elizabeth Amory (Dexter) Sohier. She was b. Boston, 19

Dec, 1823. He d. 1867. Resided, in summer, on Snow

Place. Harv. Coll., A.B., 1840; A.M., M.D., 1843. Fellow Am.
Acad.

Ch.,—

i. Elizabeth, b. in Boston, 12 Oct., 1848; m. 26 June, 1869, in Boston,

Sir Francis Allston Channing, Baronet, M. P., of England.
ii. Mary Cleveland, b. 8 April, 1850, in Boston; m. 26 April, 1877,
Joseph Smith Bigelow.

2. iii. John, b. in Coh., 8 July, 1851.

iv. Henry, b. in Boston, 10 Feb., 1857; m. 22 Oct., 1890, Alida M.
Loring of Brookline. He d. abt. 1905. No issue.

3. v. William Sohier, b. in Boston, 15 May, 1861.

2. John7 (Dr. Henry6 John5 Capt. John4 John3-2 William1), b.
in Coh. 8 July, 185 1; m. in Boston, 15 Oct., 1878, Charlotte, dau.
of Frederick Law and Mary (Perkins) Olmstead. She was b. on
Staten Island, N.Y. H. C, A.B., 1873; M.D., 1878. He d. 20
Mar., 1908, at Boston. She d. Apr., 1908. Resided on Margin
St., "Hominy Pt.," where he built house abt. 1880.

Ch.,—

i. John, b. in Coh., 28 Sept., 1880.
ii. Owen, b. in Brookline, 14 Feb., 1882.
iii. Edward Sohier, b. in Coh., 6 Aug., 1883.

3. William Sohier7 (Dr. Henry6 John5 Capt. John4 John3-2
William1), b. in Boston, 15 May, 1861; m. 1 Sept., 1887, Martha
Lyman, dau. of James Sitgreaves and Mary Fullerton (Hazard)
Cox of Philadelphia, Pa. She was b. 17 May, i860; grad. Smith

Coll. . Dr. Bryant grad. H. C. 1884; A.M., M.D., 188S.

Resides on Snow Place.

Bryant — Bujjum — Bui finch — Bullock — Bu rbank. 9 7

Ch.,—

i. Mary Cleveland, b. in Boston, 20 June, 1888.
ii. Elizabeth Sohier, b. in Coh., 13 Aug., 1890.
iii. Alice de Vermandois, b. in Boston, 15 May 1892.
iv. Julia Cox, b. in Coh., 25 June, 1893.
v. Gladys, b. in Boston, 16 Dec, 1894.
vi. William Sohter, b. in Longwood (Brookline), 8 Dec, 1896.

Note. — Widow Mary, d. 31 April, 1818, aged 70 yrs. Roger Livingston
Scaife, Boston, m. 26 May, 1906, Ethel May, Boston.

BUFFUM.

Edgar (Carlon = Adeline Boardman), b. Boston, 1843; m-
2 Sept., 1880, Mary Foster, dau. of Josiah and Sarah J. (Doane)
Lawrence. She was b. 7 Mar., 1855. Resides in Newark,
N.J.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Edgar, 5 April, 1881.
ii. Sarah May, 6 Oct., 1885.

BULFINCH.

Child of Mr. Bulfinch, d. 10 May, 1838.
BULLOCK.

Joseph McKay, m. 25 Oct., 1900, Margaret A. Nora Hazel,
dau. of Frank and Bridget J. (Flaherty), b. 25 Dec, 1900.

BURBANK.

1. John1 of Rowley, m. in Hing., sec. pre., 28 June, 1728,
Elizabeth, dau. of Hezekiah and Elizabeth (Whiton) Tower. She
was b. 11 June, 1705, and d. 30 Sept., 1791. "Farmer." Resided
on King St. in house which he built, probably about 1727.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Elizabeth, 30 Dec, 1728; d. 13 Oct., 1730.

ii. Lydia, 4 Aug., 1730; d. 21 July, 1748.
iii. Elizabeth, 19 Feb., 1 731-2; d. 18 Dec, 1737.
iv. John, 6 Dec, 1733; d. 10 Dec, 1737.

v. TrMOTHY, 30 Aug., 1735; d. 26 Jan., 1757.
vi. Rebecca, 14 Jan., 1736-7; m. 1 Nov., 1759, Joseph Battles, Jr.
vii. Elizabeth, 6 Dec, 1738; m. 24 Dec, 1754, Robert Tower,
viii. Jane, 10 June, 1740; m. 3 July, 1760, James Newell of Scit.
ix. Deborah, 6 Mar., 1 741-2; d. soon.

x. Deborah, 23 Dec, 1743; m. , Ephraim Battles.

xi. Ruth, 30 Aug., 1745; m. 18 Aug., 1770, Levi Newed of Scit.
xii. Susanna, 6 Sept., 1747.

2. xiii. John, 14 May, 1749.

2. John2 (John1), b. 14 May, 1749; m. , Hannah, dau. of

Abraham and Joanna (Leavitt) Leavitt. She was bt. 13 April,
1740, and d. 18 Dec, 1814. "Farmer." He d. 12 Nov., 1839.
Revolutionary soldier. Resided on King St.

9 8 Burbank,

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

3. i. Timothy, 26 Feb., 1769.

ii. Hannah, 2 Aug., 1770; d. 22 Nov., 1844, unm.
iii. Elizabeth, 16 May, 1775; m- J7 May, 1794, Reuben Carlew. She

d. 6 April, 1818.
iv. Sybil, 30 Oct., 1777; m. abt. 1798, Peter Barnes.

4. v. John, 18 Aug., 1781.

3. Timothy3 (John2-1), b. 26 Feb., 1769; m. , Sarah, dau.

of Ephraim and Deborah (Burbank) Battles. She was b. 29 May,
1769, and d. 25 Mar., 1827. "Farmer." He d. 4 Sept., 1848.
Resided near the Pond, King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

5. i. Leavitt, 13 Mar., 1789.

ii. Joanna, 23 Nov., 1790; d. in Hing., 29 July, 1868, unm.
iii. Sarah, 31 July, 1792; m. in Hing., 18 Oct., 1817, Gain Robertson.

6. iv. Ephraim B., 29 Aug., 1794.

v. Samuel, 25 Oct., 1796; m. 25 April, 1819, Joanna Whitcomb.
vi. Lydia, 24 Nov. 1798; d. 11 Nov., 1838, unm.

vii. Abraham, 24 Oct., 1800; m. 27 Nov., 1828, Mary Barrell of Scit.
viii. Andrew, 30 Nov., 1802; d. 7 Feb., 1839.

ix. Clara, 15 Sept., 1804; m. , Daniel Chapman, Hanover.

x. Child, Dec, 1807; d. 1 Jan., 1808.

xi. Emeline, 25 Sept., 1809; m. 24 June, 1832, Sam'l Brown. She d.

at Charlestown.
xii. Hannah L., 10 Oct., 1813; m. 14 Aug., 1831, Daniel Beal of Hing.

4. John3 (John2-1), b. 18 Aug., 1781; m. 23 Aug., 1813, Miriam,
dau. of Benjamin and Polly (Pritchard) Barnes. She was b. 1
Mar., 1792, and d. 27 Mar., 1872. Soldier in War of 1812. He d.
24 Mar., 1864. Lived on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Miriam, 17 Dec, 1813; m. 9 Dec, 1838, Warren Bates.

7. ii. John, i Mar., 1816.

8. iii. Charles B., 24 Oct., 1818.

9. iv. Timothy L., 3 Aug., 1824.
10. v. Robert Titus, 24 May, 1827.

5. Leavitt4 (Timothy3 John2-1), b. 13 Mar., 1789; m. 22 Nov.,
1818, Betsey, dau. of Ambrose and Sarah (De Carteret) Nichols.
She was b. 20 Oct., 1791, and d. 28 Jan., 1864. Soldier in War of
1812. "Blacksmith." He d. 28 July, 1870. Lived on No.
Main St. in house built by Adam Stowell, 1793.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Rebecca N., 29 Nov., 1819; m. 5 Feb., 1843, Capt. John W. Bates of

Boston,
ii. William Parker, 4 Aug., 1821; m. , Abbie A. Staples, dau. of

Alpheus Staples, Mendon. She d. 28 Nov., 1901, aged 85 ys.

11 months. He d. 1 Nov., 1905. One child, Abbie Parker, d. 4

July, 1858, aged 5 mos. 5 days.

6. Ephraim B.4 (Timothy3 John2"1), b. 29 Aug., 1794; m. 13
Nov., 1819, Ruth, dau. of Hezekiah and Elizabeth (Burr) Beal.

Burbank. 99

She was b. 29 Sept., 1799. "Farmer." He d. 26 Oct., 1827.
Soldier in War of 181 2.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ephraim Battles, 23 July, 1821; m. 14 April, 1844, Ann M. Barnes
of Hing.

ii. Isaac B., ; m. 22 Dec, 1847, Hannah V. Barnes.

iii. Elizabeth N., , 1831; m. 24 Dec, 1843, Robert V. Barnes.

She d. at Weymouth, 25 May, 1901.

7. John4 (John3-2-1), b. 1 Mar., 1816; m. 2 Dec., 1856, Amanda
W., dau. of Osborn and Silence Tower (Lincoln) Wood. She was
b. 4 May, 1825, and d. 20 Aug., 1885. "Farmer." He d. 4 Sept.,
1869. Resided on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Timothy James, 6 Nov., 1857; d. 6 Nov., 1857.
ii. Miriam L., 17 July, 1859; m. 22 June, 1887, William H. Bates, Jr.
iii. Amanda Wood, 25 Nov., 1861 ; m. 23 Nov., 1887, Frank W.

Couillard.
iv. Hosea Urbane, 3 Sept., 1864; d. 31 Oct., 1865.
v. Gertrude Almira, 30 July, 1866; d. 8 July, 1870.

8. Chas. B.4 (John3-2-1), b. 24 Oct., 1818; m. 20 June, 1861,
Ruth N., dau. of Josiah and Ruth (Nichols) James. She was b..
15 June, 1828. He d. 24 Aug., 1897. Resided on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Son, d. 19 Feb., 1862.
ii. Ella L., 9 Nov., 1864; m. 1 Jan., 1884, Arthur S. Bates.

9. Timothy L.4 (John3-2-1), b. 3 Aug., 1824; m. 10 Sept., 1848,
Adaline, dau. of Charles and Ruth T. (Carlew) Souther of Hing.

She was b. , 1827; d. 11 Jan., 1906. He d. 4 May, 1895.

Lived on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth Ann, 19 Sept., 1849; m. 25 June, 1871, Samuel G.

James,
ii. Timothy James, 29 Dec, 1851.

iii. Arthur Franklin, 19 May, 1854; d. .

iv. Adaline Frances, 8 Jan.", 1858; m. 1 Jan., 1876, Walter B.

Staples of East Weymouth.
v. George Oliver, Dec, i860; m. 20 July, 1879, Etta B. Merritt
of Scit.
11. vi. John, 20 Feb., 1862.

vii. Emma J., 13 Nov., 1864; m. 24 Feb., 1884, Edwin W. Bates,
viii. Henry W., 3 May, 1867.

10. Robt. Titus4 (John3-2-1), b. 24 May, 1827; m. 29 Nov.,
1849, Cordelia, dau. of Elijah and Rebecca (Stowell) Souther of
Hing. She was b. 22 Sept., 1826. "Farmer." Resides on King
St., his house being in part the one built by John abt. 1727 or 1728.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Robert, 9 Mar., 1851; m. , Lizzie , Deny, N.H.

i oo Burbank — Bur dick — Burgess — Burke .

ii. Charles Henry, 23 Mar., 1853; m. 1 Sept., 1874, Ella F. Wolfe of

Hing.
iii. Augusta, 9 Sept., 1856; m. 29 Nov., 1876, Sam'l L. Williams of Coh.

11. John5 (Timothy L.4 John3-2-1), b. 20 Feb., 1862; m. .

1887, Louisa, dau. of Henry and Louisa (Wood) Morris of Scit.
She was b. 23 Nov., 1857. Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Edna Elsie, 31 Oct., 1887; m. 10 April, 1904, Chester Howard Pratt
of Norwell.

Note. — Newton Erwin, m. 10 June, 1905, Mildred Estella Morse.
BURDICK.

1. Albert Harris (Barton = Sabry Waterman), Rehoboth,

Mass., b. , 1829; m. 4 Mar., 1861, Anna Louisa, dau. of

Warren and Mary (Joy) Willcutt. She was b. , 1836.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. William Wallis, 29 Sept., 1867.

2. William (Barton = Sabry Waterman), Scituate, R.I., b.
Sept., 1830; m. 13 Dec, 1858, Mercy James, dau. of James and
Roxanna (Pratt) Creed. She was b. 13 Dec, 1838. He d. 2
May, 1869. She d. 1 Oct., 1906, in Needham, Mass.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Anna Gertrude, 19 Aug., 1863; d. 29 Aug., 1863.
ii. Carrie Williams, 27 Aug., 1867; m. 27 June, 1891, James E. Cooper
of Natick.

BURGESS.

1. Phineas Franklin (Phineas Sprague = Charlotte Thomas),
b. in Plymouth, 21 Sept., 1833 ; m. Harriet A. Francis of Portland, Me.
He was drowned at Plymouth, 19 Oct., 1901. Lived on Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Esther Ella, 14 June, 1871.
2. ii. Augustus Sprague, 8 April, 1874.

2. Augustus Sprague (PhineasF. = Harriet A. Francis), b.
8 April, 1874; m. Lottie B., dau. of Gustavus and Esther (Burgess)
Sampson of Plymouth. "Carpenter." Lives on Border St.

Ch.,—

i. Earl Francis, 14 Dec, 1895.
ii. Clifton P., 30 Oct., 1897.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

iii. Esther Clarke, 10 May, 1899.
iv. Alta Louisa, 27 June, 1903.

BURKE.

Michael = Annie McNamara. Lives on Pleasant St.

Burke — Burleigh — Burnham — Burr. i o i

Ch.,—

i. Mary, 16 Aug., 1894.
Ch., b. in Coh.,—

ii. Marguerite, 8 June, 1897.

iii. Grace, 13 Aug., 1899.

iv. John Edmund, 13 May, 1902.

v. Annie, 30 July, 1904.

vi. Dau., 20 Jan., 1907; stillborn.

BURLEIGH.

William, d. 27 May, 1885, aged 66 yrs. Ralph Waldo, son
of Frank C. and Sarah (Crockett), b. 7 Aug., 1899.

BURNHAM.

John — Patience Sampson. "Locomotive engineer." Repre-
sentative, 1858. Lived on Brook St.
Ch.,—
i. John.

ii. Henry, b. in Coh., 2 Sept., 1854.
iii. Son, b. in Coh., 3 June, 1856.

George Thompson, of Peabody, m. 10 Aug., 1885, Irene Estelle
Browne of East Boston.
Ch., b. in Coh., —
Ralph Willard, 14 Jan., 1886.

Note. — William G. Chase m. 10 Dec, 1837, Mrs. Louisa C, both of
Boston.

BURR.

1.. Joshua3 (John2 Simon1 Hing., 1647), D- 27 Oct.; 1699; m.

9 Jan., 1727-8, Elizabeth, dau. of Timothy and Hannah ( )

Tileston of Dor. She was b. 13 July, 1705, and d. 1 April, 1789.
He d. 16 April, 1785. "Farmer." Lived on King St. in house
which he probably built in 1727.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

i. Elizabeth, 23 Sept., 1728; d. 13 Sept., 1754.
ii. Hannah, 7 Sept., 1730; d. 17 Dec, 1754.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Joshua, 16 Sept., 1732; d. 10 Dec, 1754.
iv. Lydia, 18 July, 1734; d. 12 June, 1802, unm.

2. v. Isaac, ii Aug., 1736.

vi. Abigail, 4 July, 1739; d. 17 June, 1749.
vii. Eunice, 20 Jan., 1 741-2; d. 23 Dec, 1754.

3. viii. Timothy, 20 Jan., 1744-5.

ix. James, 12 May, 1748; d. 11 June, 1754.

2. Isaac4 (Joshua3 John2 Simon1), b. n Aug., 1736; m. 9 Nov.,
1763, Mary, dau. of John and Deliverance (Porter) Beal. She

i o 2 Burr — Burr ell .

was b. in Hing. 8 Aug., 1739, and d. 15 Jan., 1805. -He d. 19 April,
1787. "Farmer." Soldier of the Revolution. Lived on King St .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth, 8 July, 1765; m. 25 July, 1787, Hezekiah Beal.
ii. James, i Nov., 1769; d. 22 July, 1793.
iii. Abigail, 23 Aug., 1772.
iv. Eunice, 26 April, 1774; d. 9 May, 1809.

3. Timothy4 (Joshua3 John2 Simon1), b. 20 Jan., 1744-5; m.
11 Sept., 1765, Sarah, dau. of Nehemiah and Martha (Lincoln)
Leavitt. She d. 31 Jan., 1827, aged 80 yrs. He d. 19 Mar., 1807.
" Farmer." Lived on King St.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, i Feb., 1767; m. 19 Aug., 1787, Canterbury Barnes,

ii. Joshua, 26 June, 1768.

iii. Naaman, 4 Mar., 1770.

iv. Peter, 12 Jan., 1772; d. soon.

v. Martha, 20 Dec, 1772; m. 7 Mar., 1803, Thomas Barnes,

vi. Peter, 28 Jan., 1776; d. 18 Dec, 1806.

vii. Martin, 19 July, 1778.

viii. Elizabeth, 17 June, 1781; d. 5 Dec, 1807.

ix. Sarah, 5 Sept., 1783.

x. Polly, t ,T OC) $ d. 8 Mar., 1829, unm.

Xi. JAPHET, I 23 Mar"> »7«8; j

xii. Meriel, 27 Aug., 1791; m. 4 Nov., 1808, Thomas White.

4. Asa4 (Elisha3 John2 Simon1), b. 4 Mar., 1739-40; m. 28 May,
1761, Rhoda, dau. of David and Patience (Farrow) Bates. She
was bt. 14 Mar., 1741-2. Settled at Bellingham, Mass.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Sarah, 2 Oct., 1763; d. 23 Mar., 1764.
ii. Sarah, 2 Sept., 1764.

Note. — Jonathan Jr., m. 30 Jan., 1759, Hannah Bates. Frank, son of
Elisha and Mary Jane (Pratt) b. 25 Feb., i860.

BURRELL.

Daniel4 (Daniel3 Ephraim2 John1 = Rebecca, Weymouth), b.
at Weymouth 9 Jan., 1744-5; m. in Hing., sec. pre., 14 May,
1769, Betty, dau. of Abraham and Joanna (Leavitt) Leavitt.

She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., , 1745, and d. 16 Nov., 1769. . He

m. (2) 19 July, 1770, Elizabeth, dau. of Noah and Elizabeth (Beal)
Nichols. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 14 April, 1751. He was
drowned off Black Rock, Coh., 4 Jan., 1773. She d. 20 Oct.,
1814. (J. W.) Resided on King St., Coh.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Betty, —

i. Leavitt, 3 Nov., 1769; m. 28 Feb., 1793, Sarah Curtis of Hing.
(Child d. 22 Oct., 1796).

Burr ell — Bur tens haw — Burwell — Butman — Cables . 1 03

Ch., by wife Elizabeth, —

ii. Betty L., 17 Feb., 1771; m. abt. 1804, William Stetson,
iii. Olive (posthumous), 13 June, 1773; d. 17 Oct., 1798, unm.

Note. — William Franklin, d. 19 April, 1898, aged 45 yrs. 8 mos.

BURTENSHAW.

Henry, m. 24 May, 1829, Mary Whiting. James, d. 17 Nov.,
1832, aged 63 yrs.

BURWELL.

John W. = Ella L. Bassett. Railroad conductor, N. Y., N. H.
& Hartford R.R. Lived on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Florence Louise, 18 July, 1895.
ii. Richard Calvin, ) _. . 0
iii. Lester Jackson, \ 2 °ct' l897-

BUSHNELL.

Charles A., m. 16 Nov., 1889, Eva B. Sweetzer. Charles H.,
d. 8 Aug., 1892, aged 34 yrs. 4 mos.

BUSTIANO.

Marianna, d. 7 Nov., 1880, aged 85 yrs. 6 mos.

BUTMAN.

Joseph E. (Joseph E. = Sarah E. Belcher), b. in Framingham,

, 1850; m. 3 Oct., 1880, Mary Alice, dau. of William T. S.

and Elizabeth C. (Damon) Stewart. She was b. 26 Jan., 1859.
Resides on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth Damon, 23 May, 1882.

ii. Grace Emily, 4 Sept., 1884.
iii. Edwin Joseph, 2 April, 1889.
iv. Elsie Cameron, 21 Jan., 1895.

v. Charles Edson, 18 July, 1897.

BUTTOMER.

Catherine, d. 16 Oct., 1881, aged 68 yrs. 2 mos. 12 days.

CABLES.

George H., son of Henry and Martha (Grant) Cables, b. in
Augusta, Me., 1823; m. (Int. 2 Jan., 1850) Nancy H., dau. of
David and Priscilla Grant, East Thomaston, Me., b. 1833.

1 04 Cables — Cabot — Caddon— Cadoza — Campbell.

John F., son of Henry and Martha (Grant) Cables, b. in Belfast,
Me., 1826; m. (Int. 4 Dec., 1849) Priscilla E., dau. of David
and Priscilla Grant, East Thomaston, Me., b. 183 1.

CABOT.

Godfrey L. of Worthington, Pa. (Samuel = Hannah), b.
1861, in Boston; m. 23 June, 1890, Maria B., dau. of Joseph B.
and Mary B. (Jones) Moors. She was b. 1866, in Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Eleanor, 24 Sept., 1893.

CADDON.

Richard = Ellen Beatrice, dau. of James and Ellen (Brown)
Jordan. She d. 31 July, 1907, aged 58 yrs. 7 mos. Resides on
Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Richard J., 12 Sept., 1877.
ii. Frances Catherine, 15 May, 1882; d. 16 Sept., 1882.

Richard J. (Richard = Ellen B. Jordan), b. 12 Sept., 1877; m.
19 Aug., 1902, Margaret L., dau. of Thomas W. and Elizabeth
(Headly) Lyall. She was b. 1879. Resides on Atlantic Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 7 July, 1903.
ii. Margaret Lindsey, b. in Boston, 6 April, 1905.

CADOZA (CADOSE).

Levindo (Antoine C. = Amelea), b. Fayal, Azores, 1857;
m. 22 Nov., 1877, Maria Sa' Jose*, dau. of Fauston J. da Rosa and
Anna. She was b. Pico, Azores, 1858. Resides on Parker Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Falmine Foster, 5 Sept., 1878.
ii. Amelia Silva 10 Nov., 1879.
iii. Mary Foster Linora, 5 Dec, 1883.

iv. Anna Foster, 16 Mar., 1885; m. 6 Jan., 1907, Andrew S. Nelson,
Boston.

Note.— Antoine Cadose de Silva, d. 17 Aug., 1896, aged 82 yrs.

CAMPBELL.

Ellen J., d. 16 Sept., 1871, aged 32 yrs. 10 mos. Edward S.,
d. 22 April, 1894, aged 24 yrs. 8 mos. Frank Herbert, m. 29
Feb., 1904, Eunice Emily Stewart; son, Daniel Stewart, b. 24
Mar., 1906.

Cann — Can — Caton — Chaddock — Chamberlain, i o 5

CANN.

Joseph Murray (Joseph = Ellen Vickery, Yarmouth, N.S.),
b. 1874; m. 1893, Abbie E., dau. of Edward E. and Abbie H.
(Nickerson) Wentworth. She was b. 8 Feb., 1875.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Wentworth Prescott, 12 Jan., 1894.

ii. Earl, 30 Nov., 1894; d. 30 Nov., 1894.
iii. Dorothy Eugenie, 5 Aug., 1896; d. 20 May, 1899.
iv. Norman Douglas, 9 Dec, 1897.

CARLSON.

Eleanor Gladitjs, dau. of Charles E. and Mary G. (Rooney),

b. n Oct., 1897. Elijah Franklin Lincoln m. 27 Aug., 1906,

Ellen Harriet.

CARR.

Martha M. (Ainslie) , d. 22 April, 1897, aged 26 yrs. Richard,
d. 9 Aug., 1903, aged 7 yrs. 4 mos. Wentworth Eugene Porter
m. 24 Oct., 1906, Florence Elizabeth.

CARTER.

Sarah E., d. 26 Sept., 1879, aged 3 mos. 2 days. John Olson
m. 24 Dec, 1903, Gertrude, both of Scit.

CATON (KATON).

Katherine (Silvia), dau. of Manuel and Rita (Florenza) Silvia,

Flores, Azores, d. 20 Aug., 1905, aged 60 yrs. Joseph, d. 21 Aug.,

ioos. aged zo yrs.
^°' 5 D J CHADDOCK.

Mary, wife of Moses G., and dau. of James and Frances Y.
Baker, d. 25 Aug., 1861, aged 51 yrs. 8 mos. 30 days.

CHAMBERLAIN.

David C, b. in Barnard, Vt, 6 Feb., 1817; m. 29 Mar., 1846,
Mary E., dau. of John and Martha (Lincoln) Bates. She was
b. 6 April, 18 19, and d. 20 Oct., 1883. He d. in Boston, 2 Aug.,
188 1. Resided on No. Main St. in Hez. Lincoln house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 28 Jan., 1847; d. 28 Jan., 1847.
ii. Sarah Bates, 6 Aug., 1848; d. 1 May, 1857.
iii. Mary Eunice, 5 Feb., 1855; m. 25 Nov., 1874, Amos E. Tilden.
iv. Sarah Bates, 2 Mar., 1858; m. 26 May, 1878, John F. Nightingale
of Quincy. She d. in Quincy, Mar., 1899.

Note. — James Lawsonm. 24 Sept., 1 739, Lydia. Warren Bradley, son of Isaac
and Jane (Lang) of Bath,N.H., m. 28 Nov., 1876, H.Elizabeth, dau. of Edward
Tower. William E. Jenkins of Rockland m. 1 Sept., 1901, Grace L.

1 06 Champney — Chapin — Cheever — Clapp — Clarke.

CHAMPNEY.
Eliza, d. 24 Oct., 1876, aged 58 yrs.

CHAPIN.
Harry, d. 12 July, 1881, aged 11 yrs.

CHEEVER.

Marion, d. 22 Sept., 1897, a§ed 30 yrs. 6 mos. 22 days.

CHESTER.

Arthur Herbert, d. 19 July, 1898, aged 30 yrs. 5 mos. 16 days.

CHILD.

James, d. 5 Aug., 1847, age^ 71 yrs.

CHISHOLM.

Alexander, d. 13 Dec., 1899, aged 50 yrs.

CLAPP.

Abijah4 (David3 Samuel2 Thomas1, b. Dorchester, Eng., 1597;
Scit., 1640), b. in Scit. 25 Sept., 1727; m. , Elizabeth .

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Elizabeth, 27 July, 1756.
ii. Sarah, 27 Aug., 1758.
iii. Abijah, 22 Feb., 1761.
iv. Stephen, 10 July, 1763.
v. Huldah, bt. 9 July, 1769.

CLARA.

George Francis, son of George Charles and Phebe Clara,
d. 19 June, i860, aged 1 yr. 1 mo. 9 days.

CLARKE.

Joseph, of Scit., m. , Bathsheba, dau. of Joshua and Rachel

(Tower) Bate. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 9 Feb., 1 699-1 700,
and surviving him m. (2) 3 Oct., 1744, Benjamin Perry of Scit.
Joseph d. before 1736.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Bathsheba, d. 13 Mar., 1735-6.

ii. Submit, i Sept., 1733; m. 9 Nov., 1758, William Bailey. She d. 10
Dec., 1801.

Clarke — Cleary — Clough — Cobb — Cobum. 1 07

Anthony (John = Ellen Cosgriffe), b. — — , 1844; m. 26 May,
1875, Susan Ann, dau. of Patrick and Catherine (Frawley)
Keneally. She d. 3 Sept., 1889, aged 34 yrs. 10 mos. 14 days.
Lives on Jerusalem Road.
Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Agnes Josephine, 7 Jan., 1878.
ii. Susan, 27 Jan., 1883; d. 3 May, 1885.
iii. Anthony, 12 Aug., 1885; d. 13 Jan., 1888.

Edgar C. = Elizabeth Lean. Lives on Hull St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Arthur, 23 Oct., 1900.
ii. Mary Avis, 19 Nov., 1901.
iii. Henry David, 14 April, 1903.
iv. Christine Elizabeth, 31 Aug., 1904.
v. Kathertne Anna, 4 Sept., 1906.

Note. — John Jr., b. in Jersey, Eng., 1812, son of John and Jane; m.
(Int. 1 Nov., 1849) Mrs. Mary (Murphy) Thomas, dau. of John and Mary
Murphy. Mary, d. 25 April, 1865, aged 52 yrs.; b. in Me. John, d.
13 Nov., 1866, aged 54 yrs.; b. in Jersey, Eng. Amiel Studley m. 30 Oct.,
1872, Hannah E. Alice May, b. 28 April, 1875, dau. of Henry W. and Carrie
M. Marion, d. 31 July, 1875, aged 10 yrs. 3 mos.; res. Chicago. Mary
(Murphy), d. 7 Mar., 1890, aged 70 yrs. Gordon, b. 16 Sept., 1891, son of
Frederick W. and Charlotte T. (Sharp). Elizabeth, b. 23 July, 1894, dau. of
Frederick W. and Charlotte T. (Sharp). Thomas W., d. 17 Feb., 1895, aged
60 yrs. 2 mos. Eliza A. (Raymond), d. 9 Oct., 1895, aged 50 yrs. 9 mos. 25
days. Allen Williams, son of B. Preston and Josephine F. (Allen), b. 18 Feb.,
1896. Sabra (Peck), d. n May, 1898, aged 90 yrs. 4 mos. John Bernard, b.
16 July, 1904, son of John and Bertha M. (Toohey). James Arthur, d. 27
Dec, 1904, aged 4 yrs. 2 mos. 4 days.

CLEARY.

James, son of James of Pembroke, d. 10 Sept., 1859, aged 22 yrs.

CLOUGH.

Joseph, son of Joseph and Mary, b. 1 April, 1857.

COBB.

Thomas, d. 7 July, 1872, aged 54 yrs. 7 mos. Allison B., of
Truro, m. 17 Dec., 1876, Ella Hobart of Hing.

COBURN.

Hlram, m. 27 Mar., 1806, in Boston, Nancy, dau. of Samuel and
Hannah (Whitcomb) Oakes. She was bt. in Coh., 28 April, 1782.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Joshua Oakes, 25 June, 1813.
ii. Statira, 25 June, 1813.
iii. Hiram, 25 June, 1813.

1 08 Cofjie — Coffin — Cogill — Coit — Colbrith — Cole.

COFFIE.

Thomas Conner y, m. 16 Nov., 1907, Nora, of Ireland.

COFFIN.

Whitman King, son of Freeman C. and Janet A. (Lighthall),
b. 10 July, 1886.

COGILL.

William Wood (John = Cora E. Stevens), b. Chicago, 1881;
m. 24 Jan., 1907, Lillian Earnestine, dau. of Oliver H. and Martha
Anna (Woodworth) Bates. She was b. 10 Aug., 1885.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Faith Rosamond, 14 Sept., 1907.

COIT.

Manuel, of Hanson, m. 8 July, 1901, Mary Cumba.

COLBRITH.

John R. (Rufus = Grace Reynolds), b. in Scarboro, Me.;

m. . He d. 15 Aug., 1907, aged 80 yrs. 8 mos. 2 days. Well

known as " Gen. Grant."

Ch., b. in Coh., —
William Rufus, 20 Nov., 1872, d. 18 June, 1876.

COLE.

Enoch (James, Ambrose = Abigail Sutton), b. in Scit; m. 7
Feb., 1790, Alice, dau. of Luther and Lucy (Beal) Stephenson.
She was bt. 10 April, 1768. She survived him and m. (2) 8 Nov.,
1795, John Sutton, widr.
Ch., bt. in Coh.,—

i. Sophia, 27 Feb., 1791; m. 11 Feb., 1810, Hosea Gardner of Hing.
ii. Sally, 21 Oct., 1792; m. 27 Mar., 1814, Alexander Gardner of Hing.

William Roswell9 (William R.8 William P.7 Thaddeus8

Onesimus5 Francis4-3-2 x), b. in Baltimore, 14 Feb., 1865;

m. 18 July, 1895, m Atlanta, Ga., Leonore, dau. of Theodor and
Edwine (Hirzel) Schumann of New York City. She was b. in
New York City, 3 Oct., 1865. Johns Hopkins Univ., A.B., 1887.
Har. Div. Sch., S.T.B., 1890. Ordained and installed, Ch. of
Our Father, Atlanta, Ga., 1891. Installed at Coh. as colleague to
Dr. Osgood of 1st Parish, 1896; sole pastor since 1898.

Ch., b. in Baltimore, Md., —
i. Elizabeth, 2 June, 1896.

Cole — Coleman — Coles — Collier. 109

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

ii. Theodore Schumann, 26 Nov., 1898; d. 16 Mar., 1899.
iii. Leonore, 23 Nov., 1899; d. 1 Mar., 1900.
iv. William Roswell, 9 April, 1902.

v. Edwin Muncks, 18 June, 1904.

Note. — Charles, d. 7 Aug., 1861, aged 29 yrs. 7 mos. (married).
Edward H., d. 1 July, 1902, aged 75 yrs. Richard N. Hare in. 6 Nov., 1900,
Kate D. Gladys Catherine, dau. of Robert and Helena, b. 11 July, 1901.

COLEMAN.

Susannah, widow, d. 28 Nov., 1852, aged 92 yrs. 19 days.

COLES.

Phoebe, d. 18 Sept., 1905, aged 65 yrs. Ernest George, m.
28 Oct., 1906, Addie Lillian Wood.

COLLIER.

1. James6 (Isaac5 = Tamsen Hayden, William4 = Judith
Briggs, Gershom3 = Elizabeth Poole, Thomas2 = Jane Curtis,

Thomas1 = Susanna , had land granted to him in Hing., 18

Sept., 1635), b. in Scit., 1775; m. 25 April, 1802, Sally, dau. of
Allen and Persis (Tower) Lincoln. She was bt. 18 Aug., 1778, and
d. 14 May, 1867. He returned to Scit. in 1845, where he d. 15
Aug., 1850. "Mariner," "ship-owner," "trader." Resided on
Elm St., in Lincoln house, which was removed when the Osgood
schoolhouse was built, 1891.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James, abt. 1806.

ii. Allen Lincoln, April, 1808; d. 5 June, 1808.
iii. George Washington, 26 June, 1809; m. , Anna Tongue

of Eng. He d. 3 Sept., 1886, at New Orleans. She d. 15

Mar., 1895, at New Orleans. Representative, 1838. "Master

mariner."
iv. Sarah, 29 April, 181 1; m. 23 June, 1833, Sam'l Bates, Jr., of Coh.

and Boston.

2. v. James, 6 Aug., 1813.

vi. Allen, 13 Dec., 1815; m. , Susan Caroline Howe, Portland,

Me. Resided in Cincinnati, O.

3. vii. Henry, ii Feb., 1818.

4. viii. Christopher, 12 Nov., 1819.

ix. Elizabeth, 6 Feb., 1822; m. 6 Mar., 1844, Alexander Williams
of Boston.

2. James7 (James6 Isaac5 William4 Gershom3 Thomas2-1), b.
6 Aug., 1813; m. 6 July, 1845, Joanna, dau. of Samuel and Joanna
(Nichols) Bates. She was b. 14 May, 1820, and d. 3 Sept., 1896.
He d. 14 Jan., 1891. "Master mariner." Resided on Highland
Ave., cor. of Beach St.

no Collier.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Joanna N., 19 June, 1846.
ii. James, 9 Oct., 1849; d. 9 Dec, 1907, unm.

5. iii. William R., 6 July, 1853.
iv. Sarah Bates, 23 Sept., 1855.

6. v. Edmund Pomeroy, 9 Jan., 1858.

7. vi. George Washington, ( T „,
vii. Anna Tongue, \ ^ Jan' i86t-

3. Henry7 (James6 Isaac5 William4 Gershom3 Thomas2-1), b.
11 Feb., 1818; m. 9 Dec., 1849, Susan Lothrop, dau. of James and
Priscilla N. (Lothrop) Willcutt. She was b. 24 Mar., 1826, and
d. 7 Oct., 1899. He d. 25 Mar., 1900. " Master mariner." Resided
on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Willcutt, 13 May, 1854.

ii. Henry, 27 Dec, 1858; m. Dec, 1888, Josie Vinal of Scit.
iii. Son, 27 April, i860.

iv. Priscilla Lothrop, 13 Dec, 1862; m. 23 June, 1904, William
Hamilton McGaw.

4. Christopher7 (James6 Isaac5 William4 Gershom3 Thomas2-1),
b. 12 Nov., 1819; m. 28 Nov., 1847, Hepsibah L., dau. of Job T.
and Sarah (Whittington) Bates. She was b. 23 Aug., 1821.
"Master mariner." He was lost at sea Sept., 1862. Resided on
Beach St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria E., 10 Aug. (27 T. R.), 1849; m. 6 Sept., 1881, Albert C.
Whitmarsh of East Bridgewater.
ii. Charles Turner, 13 Sept., 1853; m. 18 April, 1880, Fanny Ames
of Bridgewater; son, Henry F. m. (2) in Riverside, Calif., Julia
Fleming; dau., Inez Griffith.

5. William R.8 (James7-6 Isaac5 William4 Gershom3 Thomas2-1) ,
b. 6 July, 1853; m. 28 June, 1882, Marianna, dau. of Thomas and
Sarah Priscilla (Nichols) Tower. She was b. 7 July, 1855. He
d. 9 Dec, 1901. Resided on Beach St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. May Leslie, 27 April, 1883; m. 12 June, 1906, Rev. Frank Ban-
McAllister.

6. Edmund Pomeroy8 (James7-6 Isaac5 William4 Gershom3
Thomas2-1), b. 9 Jan., 1858; m. 26 Sept., 1883, Ella Bell, dau. of
Moses and Rebecca (Bell) Sargent. Asst. teacher in Coh. H. S.
1876-84. Resides on Highland Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bessie Bell, 3 April, 1885.
ii. Grace Annie, 3 June, 1886.
iii. Jennie May, 19 June, 1891.
iv. Sargent Francis, 16 Nov., 1900.
v. Eleanor Pomeroy, ii July, 1903.

Collier — Collins — Compton — Connell — Connelly. 1 1 1

7. George Washington8 (James7-* Isaac5 William4 Gcrshom3
Thomas2-1), b. 19 Jan., 1861; m. 22 June, 1887, Frances Parsons,
dau. of Joseph and Ellen Devereux (Sewall) Osgood. She was
b. 9 Sept., 1862. Resides on No. Main St., on north portion of
estate of the late Rev. J. Osgood.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

.!• Elizabeth Osgood, ( M i888

11. Julia Bryant, S

iii. Richard, 15 July, 1891; d. 24 July, 1892.
iv. Ellen Sewall, ii Dec, 1897.

v. Edmund, 2 Nov., 1899.

COLLINS.
Hammond John, son of John and Maria E. (Bean) , b. 3 July,
1893.

COMPTON.

Charles W., of Scit, b. July, 1838 = Mary A. Langdon. She
d. 8 April 1882, aged 52 yrs. He d. 27 Sept., 1880.

Ch., b. in Scit. and Coh., —

i. Mary E., m. 4 Dec, 1886, Herbert M. Merritt.
ii. A. M., b. in Scit., July, 1864; d. 10 Oct., 1866, in Coh.
iii. William Foster, b. in Coh., 12 Oct., 1868.

CONNELL.

Patrick J. = Sarah J. McElwain.
Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Richard, d. 28 Feb., 1893.
ii. Grace, 31 Jan., 1895.

iii. Ralph Francis, 29 Jan., 1897; d. 16 Mar., 1897.
iv. Florence Mary, 20 May, 1898.

v. Robert James, 27 Dec, 1899.

Note. — George Perry Valine m. 6 April, 1904, Mary Agnes.

CONNELLY.

Bartholomew J. = Mary J. Sweeney.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Leo, 24 July, 1894.
ii. Donald, 24 July, 1906.

, CONNOR.

John L. McRae, of Quincy, m. 12 Aug., 1896, Ellie.

ii2 Cook — Coolidge — Coop — -Cooper — Copeland — Corbett.

COOK.

1. John Nowel (Ichabod = Mary ), b. 10 Sept., 1809; m.

, Jane, dau. of Peter and Hannah (Litchfield) Powers. She

was b. 12 Feb., 1812, and d. 15 Jan., 1893. He d. 20 June, 1896.
Employed in building Minot's Ledge Lighthouse.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah Jane ii May, 1832; d. 2 Jan., 1845.

2. ii. John Henry, 28 Nov., 1834.

iii. Maria E., 12 Oct., 1836; m. 25 Sept., 1854, John Bengery, Phila-
delphia, Pa.

2. John Henry (John N. = Jane Powers), b. 28 Nov., 1834;
m. Catherine, dau. of Thomas and Anne (Meehan) McHugh,
Ireland. She d. 11 Mar., 1907, aged 71 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Henry, 8 Sept., 1861.
ii. Francis, 26 April, 1863.
iii. Mary.

Note. — Charles R., of Hing., m. 5 Nov., 1854, Lucy B. Merritt of Scit.
Sam'l W., of Scit., m. 29 Jan., 1874, Lizzie Bryant (Curlett). Otis Richardson,
m. 24 Jan., 1894, Eleanor Grace Souther. Otis Richardson, d. 27 July, 1901,
aged 32 yrs. 9 mos. 15 days, at Quincy. Hepsibah (Nichols) (Tower), d. 27
April, 1904, aged 78 yrs. 5 mos.

COOLIDGE.

Amos, d. 23 Oct., 1872, aged 75 yrs. 8 mos.

COOP (KOOP).

John C, d. 31 Dec, 1877, aged 67 yrs. 6 mos. Sarah A., d.
2 Sept., 1884, aged 90 yrs.

COOPER.

Lucretia O., d. 27 Oct., 1876, aged 42 yrs.

COPELAND.

Judith F., d. 27 June, 1867, aged 68 yrs.

CORBETT.

John = Mary Ann O'Brien.

Ch., b. in Coh. and Hing., —

i. Mary, 13 May, 1857; d. 13 Nov., 1880, in Hing.
ii. Daniel Thomas, b. in Hing., 26 Dec, 1869; d. 6 Dec, i88«.
iii. Margaret, b. in Hing., 20 April, 1872.

Corbett — Corcoran — Corlew — Cornell — Couillard. 113

iv. Annie, b. in Hing., 2 April, 1875.

v. John Gregory, b. in Hing., 12 Nov., 1880; d. 15 Nov., 1882.
vi. Mary, b. in Hing., 17 Sept., 1885.

Thomas = Ellen Raleigh.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Mary Ann, 16 June, 1878.
ii. Honora Margaret, 14 Nov., 1879.
iii. Ellen, 14 Aug., 1884.

CORCORAN.

Daniel, of Framingham, m. 21 Sept., 1885, Mary Bishop.

CORLEW.

Reuben3 (Daniel2 Edward1), b. in Scit. ; m. 17 May, 1794,

Elizabeth, dau. of John and Hannah (Leavitt) Burbank. She
was b. 10 Sept., 1775, and d. 6 April, 1818.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Ruth Tower, 6 Aug., 1798; m. 1 July, 1821, Charles Souther of Hing.
5 ch., res., Hing.

Note. — Ann Corlew, d. 23 Dec, 1870, aged 68 yrs.

CORNELL.

Ruth Miller, dau. of Fred M. and Harriet S. (Miller), b. 19
Nov., 1896.

CORTHELL.

Mary, wife of Daniel, d. 17 Dec, 1852, aged 59 yrs; of Hing.

COUGHLAN.

Michael, m. 21 Aug., 1898, Nellie Troy. Nellie (Troy), d.
12 Dec, 1898, aged 27 yrs.

COUILLARD.

1. William, b. 1801; m. 16 July, 1835, Priscilla J., dau. of
Ephraim and Hannah (Pincin) Marble. She was b. 6 Oct.,
1807, and d. 28 Mar., 1867. He d. 11 Nov., 1876. Lived on
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. Ephraim M., 30 Jan., 1836.
ii. Sarah Ann, 18 May, 1839.
iii. Mary Jane, 21 Aug., 1841; d. 12 Aug., 1854.
iv. Charles Andrew, ii Dec, 1843; d. 11 Mar. 1844. Soldier in the

Civil War, 3d Co. H. Art.
V. David James, 10 Aug., 1847.

ii4 Couillard — Consens .

2. Ephraim M. (William), b. 30 Jan., 1836; m. 8 Dec, 1859,
Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of Jesse and Grace (Souther) Tower. She
was b. 15 Mar., 1838.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Franklin Wilbur, 14 Oct., 1864; m. 23 Nov., 1887, Amanda W.

Burbank.
ii. Clarence Sumner, 27 Mar., 1870; m. 17 Nov., 1892, Mary Cresswell

of Hing.

COUSENS.

1. George W., b. Mar., 1803; m. 1 Jan., 1826, Joanna, dau.
of Caleb and Lydia (Kent) Nichols. She was b. 26 Aug., 1804,
and d. 19 Feb., 1876. He d. 18 Nov., 1876. "Master mariner."
Resided on So. Main St., cor. of Spring St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lydia Nichols, 21 Sept., 1826; m. 16 April, 1848, Martin N. Bates,
ii. George W., 6 Nov., 1827; d. 2 Feb., 1889.
iii. Caleb Nichols, ) . ., 0 S res- in Calif,

iv. Joshua L., \ 22 APnl> l83°5 \ d. 27 Jan., 1835.

2. v. Charles Augustus, 2 Sept., 1832.

vi. Joshua L., 17 Jan., 1836; d. 9 Jan., 1876.
vii. Hobart, 9 Oct., 1838; d. 3 June, 1867.
viii. David Bates, 17 Mar., 1842; d. 3 Dec, 1867.
ix. Joanna Nichols, 31 July, 1844; d. 23 May, 1870.

2. Charles Augustus (George W.), b. 2 Sept., 1832; m.
26 Feb., 1858, Deborah Augusta, dau. of William and Deborah
(Bates) Pratt. She was b. 26 Feb., 1839. He d. 26 Dec, 18910
"Sailmaker." Resided on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh. and Newton, —

i. Alice, 31 Aug., 1859; d. 27 July, 1862.

3. ii. Charles H., b. in Newton, 17 July, 1863.

iii. Willie Grey, i Jan., 1865; d. 1 April, 1869.
iv. John Bryant, 6 July, 1869; d. 23 Dec, 1870.
v. Effie Louisa, 27 Nov., 1871; m. 18 July, 1895, Burton Stanley

Treat,
vi. Jennie A., 24 Nov., 1876; d. 5 Aug., 1877.
vii. Harold Bates, 10 June, 1879; m. 28 Aug., 1906, Mary Field

Tilden.

3. Charles H. (Charles A., George W.), b. 17 July, 1863;
m. 6 Oct., 1885, Eunice Jacob, dau. of John Q. A. and Eunice B.
(Bates) Lothrop. She was b. 29 June, 1862. " Sailmaker."
Resides on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Alice Lothrop, 13 Feb., 1890.

Cowen — Cox — Coyne — Craig. 115

COWEN.

Rebecca, wife of Israel, d. 12 May, 1818, aged 63 yrs. (She was
Rebecca Wade of Bridgewater.)

COX.

William (Robert of Dorchester), b. in Dor. 27 May, 1694;
m. in Dor. 9 Feb., 1715-16, Thankful, dau. of Thomas and Susanna
(Rigbie) Moadslie, of Dor. She was b. 23 July, 1695. Lived in
Hing., sec. pre., a short time, and removed again to Dor. after 1730.

Ch., b. in Dor., with one exception, —

i. Susanna, 21 Feb., 1718-19.
ii. William, 29 June, 1721.
iii. Unite, 6 Sept., 1723.
iv. Rebecca, 17 Jan., 1725-6.

v. Thankful, bt. in Hing., sec. pre., 3 Nov., 1729.
vi. Rhoda, 26 Feb., 1 731-2.
vii. Jesse, 2 Nov., 1734.

COYNE (COIN).

Michael, b. 1864; m. 21 April, 1890, Mary . Mortimer of
Boston. She d. 17 April, 1891, aged 25 yrs. He m. (2) 24 Nov.,
1891, Catherine Keenan. He d. 3 Jan., 1899, aged 35 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Mary, —
i. Philip Martin, 18 Feb., 1891.
Ch., by wife Catherine, —

ii. Michael Henry, 13 Sept., 1892.
iii. Julia Maria, 12 Dec, 1893.
iv. Edward Thomas, 13 Sept., 1896.

v. Patrick Ignatius, 28 Feb., 1899.

Patrick, brother of Michael; m. 21 Oct., 1903, Annie Walsh.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. John Martin, b. 15 Aug., 1904.
ii. Mary Ellen, 19 Sept., 1906.

Note. — Andrew J., m. 30 May., 1856, Mary E. Lewis, both of Lynn.
John, d. 27 Sept., 1877, aged 81 yrs. 2 mos. Polly B., d. 30 Oct., 1877, aged
67 yrs. 11 mos. Michael Lyons m. 3 Aug., 1901, Bridget. Michael Duffy
m. 5 April, 1902, Mary. John Thomas Curran m. 19 Aug., 1906, Delia

Winifred.

CRAIG.

Son of Robert, b. 7 Feb., 1859.

1 1 6 Crandon — Crane — Crawford .

CRANDON.

Orrin S. York, of Sutton, m. 18 Nov., 1868, Harriet A. of
Rochester.

CRANE.

1. John, m. 4 Feb., 1818, Sarah, dau. of Joseph and Sarah
(Mann) Neal.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. Joseph Neal, 21 Mar., 1819.
ii. John E., 15 Sept., 1822.

iii. Edwin C., 24 Feb., 1829.

2. Joseph Neal (John = Sarah Neal), b. 21 Mar., 1819; m.

, Martha Jane, dau. of Benjamin and Emily Harris. She

survived him and m. (2) 25 June, 1846, Lewis Bates. Joseph
Neal d. 2 April, 1845.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

3. i. Joseph Franklin, 15 Mar., 1843.

4. ii. Benjamin Harris, 4 Feb., 1845.

3. Joseph Franklin (Joseph N. John = Sarah Neal), b.
15 Mar., 1843; m- (lnt- 3 Sept., 1869) Hannah T., dau. of Sumner
and Lillis (Litchfield) Litchfield. She was b. 10 Nov., 1852.
Soldier in Civil War., 7th Regt.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. Lillie Franklin, 3 Dec, 1870; m. 15 Feb., 1891, Walter J. Stoddard,
of Scit.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Joseph Franklin, 3 Nov., 1873; m. 1 June, 1892, Addie Frances
Litchfield of Scit.

4. Benjamin Harris (Joseph N., John = Sarah Neal), b.
4 Feb., 1845; m. 20 July, 1869, Lydia M., dau. of Daniel and Lydia
(Litchfield) Hill of Scit. She was b. 6 Nov., 1847.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Gracie Maria, 18 Nov., 1871; m. 18 Dec, 1892, James F. Bailev

of Scit.
ii. Mabel Lydia, 28 July, 1874.
ii. Benjamin Franklin, 28 Jan., 1882.

Note. — Sam'l Porter m. 3 April, 1842, Sarah, both of Randolph.

CRAWFORD.

Frederick A., d. 22 Dec, 1894, aged 31 yrs. Charles A., of
Medford, m. 15 Jan., 1862, Mary E. Cushing.

Creed. 117

CREED.

1. John; m. 12 Aug., 1789, Olive, dau. of Caleb and Sarah
(Stephenson) Joy. She was b. 2 May, 1764, and d. 25 April,
1846. He d. of small-pox in Hing. abt. 1812.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
2. i. John, 26 Feb., 1791.

2. John (John), b. 26 Feb., 1791; m. 19 Dec., 1813, Priscilla,
dau. of Nathaniel and Priscilla (Mott) Vinal of Scit. She was
b. 10 Mar., 1795, and d. 1 June, 1874. He d. 26 April, 1853.
"Master mariner." Soldier in War of 1812.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

3. i. James, i Aug., 1814.

4. ii. John, 24 July, 1816.

5. iii. William V., 13 Aug., 1818.

iv. Olive J., 7 Sept., 1820; m. (Int. 19 Oct., 1842) Charles Studley of

Scit.
v. Priscilla V., 19 Mar., 1823; m. 22 Dec, 1844, Alexander T.

Prouty of Scit.
vi. Caroline, 28 April, 1825; m. 1 Jan., 1847, Justin K. Wilson.
vii. Mary, ii Sept., 1827; d. 10 Sept., 1828.

6. viii. Levi L., 10 Mar., 1831.

3. James (Capt. John, John), b. 1 Aug., 1814; m. 19 Aug.. 1838,
Roxanna, dau. of Southward and Mercy (Gannett) Pratt. She
was b. 29 April, 1820. He d. 31 Mar., 1881. She d. 27 Dec,
1907.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mercy James, 13 Dec, 1838; m. 13 Dec, 1858, William Burdick,

Scit, R. I.
ii. Isaiah Southward, 23 Dec, 1841; d. 28 April, 1850.
iii. Georgianna, 2 Feb., 1844; d. 23 Dec, 1907, unm.

4. John (Capt. John, John), b. 24 July, 1816; m. (1) ,

Maria Baxter, of Kennebunkport, Me. He m. (2) , Sarah

Ames, Marshfield.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria B., 5 Nov., 1836; d. 7 June, 1838. 5 ch. b. in Marshfield by
2d wife.

5. William V. (Capt. John, John), b. 13 Aug., 1818; m. 14
Jan., 1846, Sarah Jane, dau. of Isaac and Sarah (Warrick) Kent.
She was b. 23 Dec, 1826, and d. 21 Sept., 1901. He d. 14 Jan.,
1902, at Quincy, Mass. "Master mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Son, 4 Mar., 1847; d. 7 Mar., 1847.

ii. Ella Frances, 9 Sept., 1848; m. 9 June, 1868, John O. Hall of
Hing. Res. Quincy.

1 1 8 Creed — Crehore — Crocker.

iii. Charles, 27 Aug., 1850; m. , Mary Hall of Boston. He m.

(2) , of Boston.

iv. Dau., 4 May., 1857.

6. Levi L. (Capt. John, John), b. 10 Mar., 183 1; m. 26 Nov.,
1857, Celia E., dau. of Charles A. and Amelia S. (Cook) Studley.
She was b. Mar., 1838, and d. 8 June, 1878. He d. 14 Dec, 1896.
"Master mariner."
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Winfield Lincoln, 6 Aug., 1861; m. 5 Oct., 18S4, Esther P. Damon.

She d. n Sept., 1893.
ii. Levi A., 30 Aug., 1866; d. 20 July, 1868.

Howard B. m. , Helena B. McKay.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Howard Raymond, i Nov., 1901.

ii. Gertrude Lillian, 8 April, 1905.

CREHORE.

Morton Stimson (George C. = Lucy C. ), b. , 1859;

m. 6 Sept., 1883, Alicia Virginia, dau. of Henry W. and Margaret
Eleanor (Johnson) Stuart. She was b. i860, and d. 26 Feb., 1908,
in Boston; buried at Coh. Resides on Margin St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Morton, 14 Oct., 1886; d. 17 Oct., 1886.
ii. Morton S., Jan., 1888.
iii. Eleanor, , 1890.

CROCKER.

1. George = Caroline Elizabeth Groves of Provincetown.
He was b. 8 Nov., 1825, and d. 13 Mar., 1886. She d. 19 Nov.,
1892, aged 67 yrs. 8 mos. 26 days.

Ch., b. in Provincetown, —

. ^ -v 0 fm. 27 April. 1866, David B. Lincoln;

1. Eloise E., , i849;|m fc £ MaT> ^ Wm Appleton.

ii. Emma, , 185 1; m. 2 Jan., 1875, James Denithorne.

iii. George Washington, , 1852; m. 1 Jan., 1880, Joanna Hall

Barnes,
iv. Aubrey, 30 Mar., 1846; d. 23 June, 1906.

v. Mary Adele, , 1857; d. 22 Mar., 1898, unm.

2. vi. William Elmer, , i860.

2. William Elmer (George — Caroline Elizabeth Groves,

Provincetown), b. , i860; m. 14 Mar., 1883, Fanny Kilby, dau.

of John J. and Ruth B. (Barker) Lincoln. She was b. 22 Dec,
1863. Resides on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bessie Lincoln, 18 Aug., 1884; m. 28 June, 1904. Henry Beals Bates.

Note. — Uriel, d. 19 July, 1887, aged 90 yrs. 10 mos.

Crockett — Cronican — Cronin — Crosby. 119

CROCKETT.

Chas. A., prob. from Holliston, b. 22 Jan., 1822; m. , Frances

L. Briggs, Dorchester. She d. 2 Mar., 1881, aged 28 yrs. He
d. 17 Mar., 1885, aged 63 yrs. 2 mos. 23 days. Buried in Holliston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Sadie Alice, 24 Aug., 1880.

CRONICAN.

Patrick (William = Ellen Joice), b. 20 Mar., 1829, in Drum-
more, County Waterford, Ireland. He came to America, May,
1853; m. in Boston, 29 Nov., 1855, Margaret, dau. of Michael and
Bridget Murphy. She was b. 29 Sept., 1829, in Rothgaren,
County Carlow, Ireland; she came to America Dec, 1852; she
d. 8 July, 1905. He d. 12 Nov., 1893. Lived on Pleasant St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William, 7 Aug., 1856; d. 13 Oct., 1889.
ii. Mary Ann, 3 May, 1858; d. 30 Aug., 1862.
iii. John, 25 Aug., i860; d. 7 Sept., 1862, aged 2 yrs. 13 days.
iv. Helen, 8 Oct., 1862; m. 22 Oct., 1886, Bartholomew Daley,
v. Edmund M., 23 Aug., 1865.

vi. Margaret Ann, 29 Dec, 1867; m. 15 Jan., 1901, George Atwood
Sylvia,
viii. Elizabeth, , 1870; d. 2 Aug., 1871; aged 1 yr. 5 mos. 17 days.

Note. — John, m. (Int. 5 May, 1857) Margaret Dougerty. Sarah, b.
2 July, 1865, dau. of Patrick and Sarah. John, d. 27 Oct., 1875, aSe(i 55 yrs-

CRONIN.

Nancy Margaret, dau. of John and Mary E. (Corliss), b. 7
July, 1894.

CROSBY.

Josiah S., b. Orleans, m. Mary, dau. of Nathaniel and Mary
(Higgins) Page. Both d. in Orleans.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah S., 22 Sept., 1826; m. Charles Young; m. (2) Hiram Clark;

m. (3) Deacon Baker. She d. 1890, at Centerville.
ii. Mtriam Page, 18 June, 1828; m. David Newcomb, Provincetown.
iii. Josiah S., 10 April, 1829; m. Ellen Winfield, Chelsea; d. Sacra-
mento, Calif., 1898.
iv. Mercy F., 10 Mar., 1831; m. Robert M. Miller, Provincetown,

Lives in Herrington, Kan.
v. Mary Jane, 28 Feb., 1833; m. 24 Oct., i860, Jabez C. Woodman,

Portland, Me. She d. in Portland, Me., 13 May, 1908.
vi. Benjamin F., 18 Mar., 1835; m. Marie Anthony, Provincetown.
Lost at sea.

Note. — Josiah, m. 14 Nov., 1780, Hannah Orcutt. Anna {Hayden),
wife of Stephen, and dau. of Joel and Isabella Wise (Smith) Hayden, Hayden -
ville, Mass., d. 29 June, 1903, aged 72 yrs. 1 mo. 17 days. Buried at Lowell.

120 Crouse — Crowell — Cudworth — Cunningham — Carrie.

CROUSE.

James Edward, m. 25 Dec, 1895, Molly Levon Whitman.
CROWELL.

Josiah = Jane . She d. 15 June, 1835.

Child, d. 12 Feb., 1835, aged 6 mos.
Child, d. 10 April, 1835, aged 2$ yrs.

Note. — William M., d. 29 May, 1897, aged 67 yrs. n mos. 19 days.

CUDWORTH.

Joseph5 (John4-3 Capt. James Gen. James), b. ; m. 9 Mar.,

1775, Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph and Abigail (Kent) Souther. She
was b. 17 May, 1748. He was drowned by Gulf Mill, 1 Nov.,
1795. "Master mariner."
Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Nabby, 23 April, 1780; d. n Aug., 1811.
ii. Sally, ) T , _ $ d. 20 Dec, 1809.
in. Molly, \ 22 July, 1 781; J

iv. Betsey, 22 June, 1783; m. 30 May, 1801, Ray Sutton,
v. Lucy, 29 May, 1785; m. 22 Oct., 1808, Gridley Hersey.
vi. Elijah, 28 June, 1789; m. — — •. Resided in Scit.
vii. Peter, 27 June, 1790. Was "of Boston," 1831.

Note. — Huldah, m. 8 Dec, 1757, Benjamin Bates, son of Solomon, and
rem. to Chesterfield, Mass.

CUMBA.

Manual Coit, of Hanson, m. 8 July, 1901, Mary.

CUNDY.

Sarah, d. 24 Aug., 1885, aged 89 yrs.

CUNNINGHAM.

Charles, m. in Boston, 8 Dec., 1805, Anna, dau. of John and
Peggy (Lincoln) Sutton. She was b. 19 Dec, 1784.
Ch.,—
i. Child, d. 31 Aug., 1807.
ii. Charles, b. abt. 1810, in Boston; d. 29 July, 1856.

Note. — Stanley Jr., m. 1 June, 1Q05, Esther Lowell Burnett of Cambridge.
Stanley, son of Frederic and Sarah Maria (Parker) of Boston, d. 28 Nov., 1907,
aged 51 yrs. 10 mos. 18 days.

CURRAN.

Richard Henry Tobin, of Boston, m. 16 Sept., 1903, Catherine.

CURRIE.

William W. Whitman m. 17 Oct., 1899, Margaret, of Provi-
dence, R. I.

Currier — Curtis — Cushing. 121

CURRIER.

Harold S., d. 16 May, 1900, aged 18 yrs. 7 mos.

CURTIS.

Orlando (Robert = Levester Thompson of Weymouth), b.
15 Feb., 1839; m. 25 Dec., 1862, Harriet Wilson, dau. of Ezekiel
and Mary B. (Pike) Bates. She was b. 14 Sept., 1844. He d.
29 Dec., 1902. Res. Beechwood.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ida, 17 Mar., 1864; m. 10 Sept., 1887, Samuel H. Bates of Natick.

ii. Martha F., , 1865; m. 7 April, 1886, Cyrus W. Wood.

iii. Hattie Maria, 26 Dec, 1867; m. 13 May, 1890, Minot S. Mathewson

of Weymouth,
iv. Edith B., 18 May, 1869; m. 29 Sept., 1890, Edward E. Brown of
Scituate.

Robert Lorenzo (Robert = Levester Thompson), b. in Wey-
mouth, , 1845; m. 17 Oct., 1869, Sarah Frances, dau. of

Thomas and Almira (Lincoln) Williams. She was b. 27 July,
1854. Resides on Doane St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Grover, 25 April, 1897; d. 10 May, 1897.

Thomas = Mary J. Ratchford.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Emma Jane, 6 Jan., 1894.
ii. John Mtngo, 2 Sept., 1895.
iii. Thomas William, 7 Nov., 1897.

Note. — Job E., Scit, m. 13 Jan., 1869, Mary C. Parkinson, Topsfield,
grand daughterof Peter Pratt. Susanna (Ratchford), d. 20 April, 1906, aged
90 yrs., buried at Hull, widow of Frederick Nichols, dau. of Thomas Reid
and Hannah (Todd) Ratchford, Annapolis, Nova Scotia.

CUSHING.

1. Sam'l4 (Matthew3 Daniel2 Matthew1, from Hing. Eng.;
Hing., N. E., 1638.,) b. in Hing., 14 Feb., 1698-9; m., 13 Dec, 1722,

in Dor., Hannah, dau. of Timothy and Hannah ( ) Tileston of

Dor. She was b. in Dor. 13 Feb., 1702-3 and d. 17 July, 1748, in
Hing., sec. pre. He d. 13 Dec, 1792. One of the Selectman, 1731,
1732, 1746 and 1749. Justice of the peace and "often engaged in
the public affairs of the town." One of those who procured the
separation from Hing., 1770. Resided on King St. and prob. built,
abt. 1722, the house lately the residence of James W. Nichols.

122 Gushing.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 28 July, 1723; d. 1 Dec, 1805, unm.
ii. Isaac, 6 Sept., 1724; d. 29 May, 1803.

iii. Jael, 27 Aug., 1726; m. 29 Sept., 1763, Amasa Bayley of Scit.
iv. Samuel, 21 Aug., 1728; d. 15 June, 1729.

2. v. Samuel, 4 Nov., 1729.

vi. Calvin, 18 Nov., 1731; d. 2 Feb., 1803. Soldier in French and

Indian War and in Revolution,
vii. Ephraim, 8 Jan., 1733-4; d. 27 Feb., 1813.
viii. Joel, 17 Jan., 1735-6.

3. ix. Timothy, 2 Feb., 1737-8.

x. Lois, 27 Dec, 1739.

4. xi. Solomon, i April, 1742.

5. xii. Job, 17 April, 1744.

2. Samuel5 (Samuel4 Matthew3 Daniel2 Matthew1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 4 Nov., 1729; ra. 23 Nov., 1758, Ruth, dau. of Ambrose
and Sarah (Beal) Low. She was b. in Hing. 14 Aug., 1737. He

d. , 1777. She m. (2) 25 Oct., 1781, John Wheelwright,

widower. Lived on "Ship Cove Lane," cor. of present Brook St.
House now gone.

Ch., b. in sec. pre. and Coh., —

i. Rebecca, 9 Dec, 1759; m. 1 May, 1786, Jesse Tower.

ii. Hannah, 31 Aug., 1762; d. 11 Feb., 1763.
iii. Sarah, 30 Sept., 1764; m. 27 Nov., 1800, Perez Gill of Boston,
iv. Beal, 13 Feb., 1768.

v. Asa, 8 Aug., 1770.
vi. Samuel, 28 June, 1773.

3. Timothy5 (Samuel4 Matthew3 Daniel2 Matthew1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre. 2 Feb., 1737-8; m. (Int. 27 Apr., 1765), Scit., Desire
Jenkins, Scit. Resided on King St. in house built by his father.
''Farmer." He d. 26 Dec, 1806. Revolutionary soldier.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Elizabeth, 6 July, 1766.

ii. Tileston, 26 July, 1767; m. 27 Mar., 1794, Hannah Nichols.
iii. Zenas, b. 4 Mar., 1769; m. , Elizabeth R. Smith of Ipswich.

6. iv. David, 12 May, 1771.

v. Desire, 5 Mar., 1775.
vi. Caleb, 14 Sept., 1777.
vii. Samuel, 20 May, 1787.

4. Solomon5 (Samuel4 Matthew3 Daniel2 Matthew1), b. in
Hing., sec. pre., 1 April, 1742; m. abt. 1765, Mary, dau. of Elisha
and Sarah (Bates) Burr. She was b. in Hing. 15 Oct., 1743.
Lived in Hing., sec. pre., until after 1773, when he removed with his
family to Newfane, Vt. Built house on Spring St., near that of
Thomas Pratt.

Cashing. 123

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Joshua, 21 Sept., 1766.

ii. Mary, 5 April, 1767.

iii. Warren, 13 Nov., 1768; d. at Newfane, Vt, 15 Nov., 1847.
iv. Sarah, 12 May, 1771.
v. Samuel, 10 Jan., 1773.

Ch., b. in Vermont, from family records, — ■

vi. Hannah.

vii. Solomon.

viii. Isaac.

ix. Rhoda.

x. Selah.

5. Job5 (Samuel4 Matthew3 Daniel2 Matthew1), b. 17 April,
1744; m. 21 Nov., 1781, Martha, dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth

(Lincoln) Nichols. She was b. 29 Mar., 1749 and d. , 1782.

He m. (2) 27 April, 1784, Abigail Pierce of Scit. She d. 12 Mar.,
1830, aged 77 yrs. He d. 2 July, 1816. Captain in the Revolution.
'Farmer." Deacon of 1st church. Moderator, 1778, 1779, 1782.

Selectman, 1779-1786. Lived in house built by his brother Solo-
mon, 1765, after the latter's removal to Vt.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by sec. wife —

7. i. Job, 30 April, 1786.
ii. Abigail, 15 June, 1788; ra. 27 Sept., 1819, Isaac Wheeler of Charles-
town,
iii. Roland, 26 June, 1791.
iv. Elezabeth Bourne, 8 June, 1794; m. 4 Jan., 1818, Elias Nichols.

6. David6 (Timothy5 Samuel4 Matthew3 Daniel2 Matthew1),
bt. 12 May, 1771; m. 31 Aug., 1800, Polly Pook at Boston, Mass.
Lived on King St. in house of his grandfather and father, and sold
it to Elias Nichols, who m., 1818, Eliz. B. Cushing, a cousin of
David's.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria, 28 Jan., 1801.

ii. David, d. 30 Dec, 1802. *

iii. Harriet, 15 Nov., 1803.
iv. David, ) , . 0 , (

v. Charlotte,)6 Aug- l8o6;| d. 19 Feb., 1807.
vi. Jane Allen, 24 Feb., 1808.
vii. Samuel, 15 Oct., 1810.
viii. Isaac, 30 June, 1813.

7. Job6 (Job5 Samuel4 Matthew3 Daniel2 Matthew1), bt. 30
April, 1786; m. 26 Nov., 1819, Elizabeth, dau. of Jerome and
Elizabeth (Lincoln) Lincoln. She was b. 13 Oct., 1794 and d. 11
Aug., 1882. "Farmer." He d. 5 Oct., 1867. Soldier in War of
181 2. Resided in paternal home on Spring St., part of old road
to Scit.

1 24 Cushing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles, 30 Jan., 1821; m. 1 Jan., 1849, Susan Staples of Boston.

He d. 9 Oct., 1855, at Medford.
ii. Abigail Bailey, i July, 1823; d. 18 July, 1885.
in. Samuel, 8 Dec, 1825.
8. iv. Martin L., 6 Sept., 1828.

v. Job, 1 Mar., 1831; d. 2 April, 1905, at Medford.
vi. Mary E., 16 Sept., 1833; m. 15 Jan., 1862, Charles A.Crawford,

Medford.
vii. Otis Phipps, 19 May, 1836; d. 22 Aug., 1836.

8. Martin L.7 (Job8-5 Samuel4 Matthew3 Daniel2 Matthew1),

b. 6 Sept., 1828; m. , Emily M. . She d. 18 May, 1853,

aged 21 yrs. He d. 13 May, 1854.

Ch.,—

i. Tommy G., d. 24 Oct., 1852; aged 10 mos.
ii. Job F., d. 22 July, 1853; aged 5 mos.

Moses4 (Daniel3-2 Matthew1), b. in Hing. 24 Aug., 1704; m.
, Lydia .

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Lucy, 22 Mar., 1737-8; m. 20 Nov., 1777, Joseph Nash of Weymouth.

ii. Lydia, 9 Mar., 1739-40.

iii. Catherine, 2 Feb., 1 741-2.

iv. Elizabeth, bt. 3 Nov., 1743; d. 19 Nov., 1743.

v. Deborah, bt. 3 Nov., 1743; d. 13 Nov., 1743.

vi. Deborah, 23 Mar., 1745.6; d. 20 Dec, 1808, unm.
vii. Celia, bt. 25 Dec, 1748.
viii. Sarah, 9 Mar., 1749.50; m. 24 April, 1777, Matthew Pierce of Scit.

ix. John, 13 June, 1753.

Adam7 (Jonathan6 David5 Abel4 Theophilus3 Daniel2 Matthew1),
b. in Hing. 30 Nov., 1796; m. 6 Dec, 1820, Harriet, dau. of Elpalet
and Susa (Wilder) Loring. She was b. in Hing. 27 Dec, 1803,
and d. at Weymouth, 4 Jan., 1882. He d. at Coh., 20 Dec, 1866.
"Farmer." Resided on Main St., South Hing., afterward at Coh.,
near Hing. line.

Ch.,—

i. Harriet Adams, 22 June, 1822.
ii. Elpalet Loring, 16 Jan., 1824.
iii. Son, 9 Mar., 1826; d. 11 Mar., 1826.
iv. Jonathan, i Jan., 1827; d. 5 June, 1827.
v. Emeline, 10 Mar., 1828; m. 20 Nov., 1850, George W. Bibby.
vi. Caroline, 22 June, 1830; d. 29 Oct., 1831.
vii. Caroline A., 2 Sept., 1832; m. 5 June, 1851, John Nelson,
viii. Maria Josephine, 23 April, 1835; m. William T. Ford; m. (2)

24 Dec, 1863, George H. Cummings of Quincy.
ix. Eliza Alfred, 26 Dec, 1838; m. 25 Nov., 1858, Josiah Rice of

Weymouth.
x. Henrietta, 6 April, 1842; m. 23 Dec, 1863, Ephraim Snow. Jr , of

Coh.

Cushing — Cutler. 125

xi. Sarah Jane, 22 Jan., 1844; m. 28 Dec, 1869, Alfred Beal. She d.
21 June, 1871.

xii. Joseph Adams, 24 Dec, 1846; m. Dora Benson. Resides in Wey-
mouth.

Louis T.8 (Thomas7-8 Nathaniel5 Elijah4 John3-2 Mathew1), b.
June, 1848; m. 11 Feb., 187 1, Mary Rebecca, dau. of William
Billings and Sarah Ann (Fabens) Johnson. She was b. 13 May,
1850, and d. 2 Dec, 1905. He d. 7 April, 1904. Har. Coll. A.B.
1870. Boston Univ. LL. B. 1875. Moderator, 1895. Represen-
tative, 1882. Resided on So. Main, cor of Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Jefferson, 2 May, 1872; m. .

ii. Charles Baldwin, 31 Dec, 1873; m- > Lulu E. Higgins. Dau.,

Dorothy M. b. 19 Dec, 1903.
iii. William Fabens, 6 Jan., 1876.
iv. Robert Lee, 17 Sept., 1877; m. 27 Nov., 1900, Helen Campbell Siders

of Hing.
v. Richard Watson, 9 Nov., 1884.

vi. Sally Fabens, 25 Nov., 1886; m. 12 Sept., 1906, Edward Everett Hale
Souther.

Beza, of Weymouth, m. 4 Jan., 1753, at Boston, Hannah, dau.
of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Sumner) Boylston of Roxbury.
Soldier in French and Indian War. Lived cor. Elm. and Broad Sts.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Beza, 4 May, 1756.

ii. Elizabeth, 30 Oct., 1760.

iii. Benjamin Boylston, 20 June, 1766.

iv. Samuel, bt. 5 June, 1768.

v. Robert, bt. Hing., sec. pre., 21 June, 1772.

Benjamin = Jane . Revolutionary soldier.

Ch., bt. in Coh.,—

i. Loring, b. Aug., 1772; d. 25 July, 1775.

ii. Davtd, bt. 27 Nov., 1774.

iii. Mary, bt. 29 Dec, 1776.

iv. Jenney, b. Sept., 1779; d. 13 April, 1796.

v. William Loring, bt. 5 May, 1782.

vi. Peggy, bt. 22 May., 1796.

vii. Benjamin, bt. 22 May, 1796.

Note. — Joseph, of Hing., m. 6 Jan., 1779, Deborah Beal. Lazarus
Bowker of Boston m. 18 Oct., 1807, Martha. William B., m. 3 April, 1845,
Celia Stoddard of Marshfield.

CUTLER.

1. George (James Col. Simeon of Rev. Army), b. 30 Mar.,
1814; m. 26 Nov., 1846, Ann Maria, dau. of Thomas and Maria
(Lawrence) Smith. She was b. 12 Aug., 182 1, and d. 11 Jan.,

1 26 Cutler — Cutting — Cutis — Dady — Daley.

1890. He d. 17 Jan., 1863. "Physician." Brown, A.B., 1839.
H.C., M.D., 1845.
Ch.,—

i. Caroline Amelia, 12 Nov., 1847; m. , Alexander Henry Bill.

2. ii. George Leland, b. 28 July, 1852; m. , Susannah Wendell Doane.

iii. Maria Louise, 2 Oct., 1854.

iv. Cora, i July, 1858; m. 16 Aug., 1881, Dr. Guy Hubbard Gardner, New

London, N. H.
v. Minnie Annette, 16 Dec, i860; m. 10 Mar., 1885, Henry Brigham
Kimball.

2. George Leland (Dr. George James Col. Simeon), b. 28

July, 1852; m. , Susannah Wendell, dau. of James C. and

Florence (Montgomery) Doane. He d. 16 Aug., 1885, at Emporia,
Kansas.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Florence Leland, 14 Feb., 1885.

CUTTING.

Clark, b. Feb., 1807, in Lyme, N.H.; m. 26 Nov., 1840,
Elizabeth, dau. of Peter and Betsey (Tower) Lothrop. She was
b. 4 Nov., 1813, and d. 10 Feb., 1880, in Dor. He d. 9 June, 1863.
"Master mariner." Resided on So. Main St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas L., 25 Oct., 1841; d. 30 Aug., 1842.

ii. Thomas L., 9 June, 1843; d. 8 Sept., 1851. t

iii. Lizzie Clark, 10 Aug., 1852; m. 22 Sept., 1875, Francis L. Parker,
iv. Levi Clark, 27, May, 1854; d. young.

CUTTS.

Mrs. Susan, d. 14 Dec, 1830; aged 40 yrs.

DADY.

John, m. 17 Mar., 1825, Hannah, dau. of Isaac and Mary
Palmer (Barrell) Lambert. She was b. 3 Feb., 1809.
Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Mary, 5 Oct., 1825.
ii. Susan, 22 Oct., 1827.
iii. James, 20 Dec, 1829.

Note. — Mary A., d. 19 Aug., 1907; aged 75 yrs.

DALEY.

Bartholomew (John Bartholomew — Mary Welch), b. 21
April, 1864, in Hing., m. 22 Oct., 1886, Nellie A., dau. of Patrick
and Margaret (Murphy) Cronican. She was b. 8 Oct., 1862.
Resides on Pleasant St. In employ of N. Y. & N. H. R. R.

Daley — Ballon — Da mon. 127

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John, 4 Feb., 1887.

ii. Margaret Louise, i Sept., 1890.
iii. Herman Edward, 29 June, 1895.
iv. Mildred Cronican, 23 June, 1897.

v. Alfred Justin, 23 May, 1900.

Dennis (Dennis = Margaret Hayes), b. Ireland, 1873; m. 16
April, 1902, Katherine, dau. of Patrick and Bridget (O'Keefe) Don-
ovan. She was b. 1873, Ireland. Resides on Lincoln Hillside.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Margaret, ii April, 1903.
ii. Carroll Dennis, 16 May, 1905.
iii. Catherine Ellen, 25 April, 1907.

DALTON.

James (Thomas = Catherine Rafter of Ireland), b. 1843; m-
12 Jan., 1875, Maggie, dau. of John and Catherine (Roach)
Ryan. She was b. in Ireland, 1856. Resides on Smith Place.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Mary, 12 Dec, 1874.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Catherine Ellen, i May, 1876.
iii. Margaret Elizabeth, 21 Oct., 1879.
iv. Thomas, 13 Feb., 1881; d. 23 Feb., 1881.
v. Child, 21 June, 1890.

DAMON.

1. Franklin J. (Isaac N. Stephen), b. in Scit, 10 April, 1826;
m. 1853, Hannah S., dau. of Francis M. and Sarah (Hyland)
Lincoln. She was b. 7 Dec, 1830. "Blacksmith." He d. 29
May, 1882, aged 56 yrs. 1 mo. 19 days. Resided on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ida May Cushing, i May, 1854; d. 12 Jan., 1861.
ii. Franklin Wallace, 23 Dec, 1855; d. 6 Sept., 1861.
iii. Marietta Lincoln, 24 April, 1858; d. 7 Sept., 1862.
3. iv. Newcomb Lincoln, 31 Oct., i860.

v. Edward Jacob, 2 Aug., 1869, d. 29 June, 1876.

2. Horace J. (Isaac N. Stephen), b. 10 Mar. 1832; m. 6 April,
1856, Mary F., dau. of David W. and Nancy (Stodder) Whitcomb.
She was b. 21 Nov., 1839. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lizzie C, 29 Nov., 1856; m. 5 Jan., '1882, David L. Sterling of
Weston, Vt.

1 28 Damon.

ii. Mary James, 29 Feb., i860; m. 29 Feb., 1880, Eugene A. Damon of

Scit.; d. 9 June, 1880.
iii. Esther Pierce, 17 Nov., 1865; m. 5 Oct., 1884, Winfield L. Creed,
iv. Judith Emma, 2 Oct., 1867; m. 23 April, 1893, Walter J. Richards

of Weymouth.
v. Son, 5 April, 1869.

vi. Nancy E., 20 Dec, 1871; d. 16 Nov., 1874.
4. vii. Sanford Loring, 31 Oct., 1875; m. 28 Jan., 1897, Olive R. Wright,

of Braintree.
viii. Hattie Whitcomb, 28 April, 1878; m. 14 Jan., 1894, Arthur J.

Turner of Scit.
ix. Daisy, 2 Aug., 1880; d. 29 Mar., 1881.
x. David Richmond, 26 Feb., 1882; m. 11 Nov., 1903, Ellen Wallace

Margetts of Hing.

3. Newcomb L. (Franklin J., Isaac N., Stephen), b. 31 Oct.,
i860; m. 10 June, 1884, Amelia R., dau. of Ephraim and Henrietta
(Cushing) Snow. She was b. 31 Aug., 1865. Grad., Boston Univ.,
M.D. 1883. Had a year's hospital practice in London, Eng.
Practised his profession in Cohasset and Dorchester. Removed
to N. Y.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Edward Lewis, 5 July, 1885; d. 17 Oct., 1885.
ii. Newcomb Lincoln, 14 Jan., 1887.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

iii. Elizabeth Silsbee, 3 Jan., 1890.
iv. Henrietta, 24 Jan., 1893.
v. Franklin Jacobs, 24 Apr., 1895.
vi. Philip Ephraim, 15 Dec, 1896.
vii. Conrad Wesselhoeft, 18 May, 1898.

4. Sanford Loring (Horace J., Isaac N., Stephen), b. 31 Oct.,
1875; m. 28 Jan., 1897, Olive R. Wright of Braintree. Resides on
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Ruth Olive, 9 June, 1899.
ii. Esther, 6 June, 1901.

Marcus (James), b. in Scit., , 1831; m. 1 Mar., 1855,

Sarah Frances, dau. of Silas and Sarah B. (Whitcomb) Bates.
She was b. 11 Aug., 1836.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Sarah Frances, i Oct., 1855.

Note. — Ruth, of Scit., m. 21 Oct., 1734, Stephen Mansfield of Hing.
Child of S. Loring and Lucinda, d. 7 Dec, 1853, aged 9 mos. Quincy Adams,

Damon — Da Rosa — Da Roya — Davenport — Davis. 129

son of S. Loring and Lucinda, b. 15 Feb., 1866. Judith Z., d. 25 June, 1867,
aged 74 yrs. George E. Sylvester of Scit. m. 20 May, 1881, Mary A., of
So. Scit. Willie N., d. 21 Dec, 1884, aged 23 yrs. 7 mos. Charles E., m.
28 Feb., 1892, Annie E. Thomas. H. Alden, m. 30 April, 1892, Florence C.
Litchfield, both of Weymouth. William W., of Scit., m. 3 Dec, 1893,
Flora C. Ney. George Joseph, son of George and Lillie (Rooney), b. 1 July,
1897. George C. Jenkins of Scit. m. 15 Oct., 1878, Marietta B., of
Marshfield.

DA ROSA.

Jose Furtado, d. 28 Mar., 1905, aged 59 yrs. 10 mos., son of
Francesco Furtado and Catherine Ignacia (Garcia).

DA ROYA.

John P. Eltman, of Germany, m. 4 Dec, 1907, Ignacia Catha-
rina, of Azores.

DAVENPORT.

George Lyman8 (Nathaniel T.7 Nathaniel*-5 Lieut. Samuel4
Samuel3 John2 Thomas1, Dor. 1640), b. 23 July, 1852, Milton,
m. 2 Jan., 1883, in San Diego, California, Elizabeth, dau. of
Rev. Joseph and Ellen D. (Sewall) Osgood. She was b. 27 Aug.,
1846, in Con.; grad. Salem Normal Sch., 1867; "teacher";

mem. Sch. Com., 1902 . " Civil engineer." Resides on No.

Main St. in house built by Rev. Nehemiah Hobart, 1722.

Ch., b. in San Diego, California, —
i. George Lyman, 22 April, 1886; M. I. T., 1906.

Arthur A. (Jason = Mary A. Merryfield, of Charlemont,

Mass.), b. , 1859; m. 22 Mar., 1892, Hannah E., dau. of George

and Hannah (Harrington) Powers of Medford. She was b. ,

1871. " Farmer." Resides on Cedar St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Helen May, 8 Nov., 1894.
ii. Carl Almeron, 22 Feb., 1896.
iii. Mary Estella, i Feb., 1901.
iv. Grace Agnes, 18 Aug., 1906.

DAVIS.

Benjamin, of Brookfield, Mass., m. in Hing., sec. pre., 26 Aug.,
1725, Mary, dau. of Stephen and Mary Lasell. She was b. 11
May, 1700. Removed to Brookfield, 1730.

130 D avis — Davson — Day — D ea n .

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 30 June, 1726.
ii. Abigail, 16 July, 1728.

Albah = Sally .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sophia H., 27 July, 1829.
ii. Levi G., 27 Oct., 1832.

Edward Nelson, m. Hattie Luanda, dau. of Alonzo L. and
Eliza Ann (Smith) Palmer. She was b. 29 June, 1861, and d.
1 Sept., 1900, at Brockton.

Ch., b. in Duxbury, recorded in Coh., —

i. Charles Lindsey, i Sept., 1880; m. , Lillian Maitland. He d.

9 Dec, 1903.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

ii. Alonzo Benjamin, 26 Aug., 1882; d. 27 Mar., 1902.
iii. Edward Nelson, 31 May, 1884.
iv. Grace Harriet.

v. James Herbert, 18 Feb., 1890.

vi. Catherine A., , d. 26 Sept., 1893, at Duxbury.

vii. Harry Irving, , 1897; d. 4 June, 1903.

George E., m. Addie M. Bero. Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George W., 21 Nov., 1884.
ii. Veda May, 16 Nov., 1888.
iii. Hazel Adelaide, 29 Sept., 1891.

Note — Michael, son of Martin and Mary M. ( ), b. 11 May, 1852.

Eugene Nye, son of Thomas D. and Clara (Nye), b. 21 Aug., 1858. George
T. Otis m. 25 Dec, 1884, Carrie M., both of Scit. Amity R. (Hastings),
d. 12 Aug. 1889, aged 73 yrs. 10 mos. Martha (Patterson), d. 22 Mar., 1891,
aged 77 yrs. 5 mos. 8 days. George B., d. 27 Aug., 1896, aged 1 yr. o mos.
22 days. Adelbert A., m. 10 Aug., 1901, Mary L. Litchfield, both of Whit-
man. ' Joseph R. Hooper, Danvers, m. 26 April, 1893, Ida (Forbush).

DAVSON.
Child of Arthur G- and Annie M. (Olsen), 17 Sept., 1901.

DAY.

Louisa A., d. 3 Mar., 1881, aged 36 yrs. 2 mos.

DEAN.

Dudley S. (Benjamin C = Emily S. Evans); m. Kate S.
Raynolds. Resides on Atlantic Ave.

Dean — Deane — Decost — Dee.

J3'

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joshua Raynolds, 2 June, 1905.
ii. Daniel Evans, 18 Sept., 1906.

Note. — James (brother of Dudley S.), m. 17 April, 1907, Agnes Williams
Lincoln.

DEANE.

George Hekry, m. in Hing., 22 Jan., 1854, Charlotte Lufman,
dau. of Alfred and Eliza (Ewell) Overton. She was b. 17 Oct.,
1833. "R. R. engineer."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet Melinda, 2 Mar., 1854.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

ii. George E., 1856.
iii. Arthur. Resides in Chicago, 111.
iv. William.

William = Jessie McDonald. He was b. 1861 and d. 21 Jan.
1903.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Samuel William, 19 Oct., 1891.

ii. Murdock Henry, 24 Nov., 1892.
iii. Elizabeth Ruth, 16 April, 1894.
iv. John Alfred, 28 Oct., 1895.

v. Child, 26 April, 1897.

Note. — Leora Eveline, dau. of Elmer E. and Mary F. Britton, b. 29
Sept., 1890; d. 18 Oct., 1890. Arthur Hill Daniels, of Urbana, 111., m. 25
July, 1898, Eunice.

DECOST.

Abby A., d. 20 Aug., 1866, aged 8 yrs. 10 mos. n days. David
A., d. 13 July, 1883, aged 2 yrs. o mos. 14 days.

DEE.

James = Wilhelmina .

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Robert Henry, 17 Mar., 1852.
ii. George Thomas, 13 Aug., 1854.

132 Deegan — Deery — De Faria — De Ford — Delano.

DEEGAN.

Charles Joseph (James = Bridget O'Keefe), b. in Uxbridge,
1882; m. 16 Feb., 1904, Lillian Frances, dau. of John J. A., and
Mary F. (Antoine) Pratt. She was b. 1880.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Robert Pratt, 20 May, 1905.

DEERY.

Edward (Edward = Margaret Mulrone), b. in Ireland, 1870,
m. 27 April, 1904, Catherine, dau. of Michael and Deborah
(Moriarty) Mannix. She was b. 25 Mar., 1879.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Henry Mannix, 22 Mar., 1905.

DE FARIA.

Jose Ignacio, d. 23 Feb., 1891, aged 84 yrs. 11 mos. 16 days.

DE FORD.

Child of Henry and Alice Fessenden, b. 20 June, 1899.
Katherine, d. 4 Oct., 1898, aged 9 yrs. 4 mos. 11 days.

DEHUE.

Harry T. Quigley m. 25 July, 1892, Ida M., both of Boston.

DELANO.

Samuel (descendant of Philip De La Noye, Ply., 162 1), b. abt.

1778; m. , Hannah (Bates) Joy, dau. of Thomas and Sarah

(Lothrop) Bates, and widow of Warren Joy. She was b. 7 July,
1785, and d. 5 Mar., 1868. He d. 11 Jan., 1855. Lived on
Summer St. in house which was probably built by Thomas Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah B., 17 Aug., 1809; d. 8 April, 1834. "Teacher."
ii. Ruth, 7 Feb., 1812; m. 24 Jan., 1837, Alfred Whittington.

iii. Mercy B., 5 April, 1813; d. 2 Aug., 1818.

iv. Elizabeth B., 17 Aug., 1815; m. 27 April, 1837, Edward Tower.
v. Mercy B., 20 Mar., 18 — ; d. 4 July, 1854.

vi. Charlotte S., 12 Aug., 1820; d. 22 Sept., 1821.

vii. Samuel H., 2 June, 1825; m. (Int. 24 Nov., 1851), Ann Salome
Moody of Newbuiy, Mass.

Note. — Robert T. (John of Duxbury), m. 8 July, 1855, Hannah C, dau.
of Thomas Vinal of Scit. Samuel, of Duxbury, d. 29 Mar., 1873, aged
41 yrs.

De Mello — Dcnithome — Dennison — Desmond. 133

DE MELLO (MELLO).

Manuel Cabral, m. 6 Aug., 1866, Rita Julia Morris.

Manuel Ignatio, d. 4 Oct., 1890, aged 76 yrs. 3 mos. 7 days.

Maria J. (Furtado), d. 7 Nov., 1890, aged 75 yrs. 7 mos. 7 days.

Mary Theresa, b. 23 Sept., 1906, dau. of Francis and Mary
(Jacome).

Francis Joseph, b. 2 Sept., 1907, son of Francis and Mary
(Jacome).

DENITHORNE.

James (James = Mary Ann Tippet), b. 1850; m. Emma, dau.
of George and Caroline Elizabeth (Groves) Crocker. She was b.
185 1, and d. 19 June, 1908. "Wheelwright." Resides on Border

St."

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. George Edwin, 9 Mar., 1875.

ii. Grace Eloise, 27 Mar., 1877; d. 6 Dec, 1881.
iii. Lula Edith, 22 Dec, 1878; m. 30 Mar., 1898, Lester J. Griffin,

Braintree.
iv. Jennie Warren, 29 July, 1885.

DENNISON.

J.ames Edward (James = Susan ), b. in Boston, 1845;

m. 26 Nov., 1871, Mary E., dau. of Isaiah and Martha S. (Litch-
field) Lincoln. She was b. 31 Jan., 1850.

Ch., b. in Coh., — ■

i. Martha Elmira, 13 July, 1883.

DERURGH.

Margaret, dau. of Patrick and Ellen Derurgh, b. 25 Nov.,
1856.

DESMOND.

Daniel = Mary Mulcahy. Residence on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Ann, 26 July, 1875; d. 16 Aug., 1875.
ii. William, 2 Aug., 1876; d. 7 Mar., 1880.
iii. Daniel Dennis, 3 Dec, 1879.
iv. Mary Ellen, 4 July, 1887; d. 3 Aug., 1892.

Andrew (Dennis = Bridget Haley), b. in Cork, Ireland, 1875;
m. 19 April, 1899, Mary, dau. of Cornelius and Molly Lyons.
She was b. 1874. He d. 27 May, 1907.

1 34 Desmond — Dewson — Diaz — Dinsmore — Dion — Doane.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Dennis John, 18 June, 1900.
. ii. Andrew Albert, 18 Feb., 1906; d. 30 June, 1906.

Note. — Daniel Magner, m. 28 Aug., 1858, Ellen.

DEWSON.

George Badger, of Quincy, m. 14 June, 1905, Maria Forbush.

DIAZ.

Mary, d. 31 July, 1871, aged 9 mos. Manuel J., d. 17 Oct.,
1878, aged 56 yrs. Joachim L., d. 8 Mar., 1886, aged 79 yrs. 1 mo.
7 days.

DINSMORE.

John H. = Mary N. . " R. R. engineer." U. S. Navy in

the Civil War.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Ellen Sarah, 3 June, 1857; d. 28 June, 1857.

DION.

Joseph Albert (George = Mary Perritt), b. Worcester, 1877;
m. 28 June, 1905, Bridget Frances, dau. of Stephen and Mary
(Finnegan) Reilly. She was b. 27 April, 1876. Resides on
Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Stephen, 14 June, 1906; d. 15 July, 1906.
ii. Joseph Albert, 21 Dec, 1907.

DOANE.

1. Elisha6 (Col. Elisha5 Dea. Elisha4 Hezekiah3 Ephraim2
John1 of Eastham), b. in Wellfleet, 5 Mar., 1762; m. 24 June,
1783 (Boston rec), Jane, dau. of John and Mary (Clark) Cutler
of Boston. She was b. 28 April, 1765, and d. 2 Mar., 1823. He
m. (2) 4 July, 1825, Elizabeth, dau. of Col. Charles and Elizabeth
(Sumner) Cushing of Boston. She d. 17 June, 1841, at Lynn,
aged 69 yrs. He d. 4 July, 1832. Grad. H. C. 1781. Settled
in Coh., 1786. Erected Grist and Flour Mill, 1792; owned vessels
and engaged in commerce. Justice of the Peace. Moderator,
1792-1793, 1795-1798, 1801, 1909, 1817. Selectman, 1797-1798.
Lived at first in house, now gone, at cor. of Sohier and North
Main Sts., but purchased 21 Apr., 1792, of Micah Nichols, with
5 acres of land, the house on North Main St. (to which he
added the third story), now owned by Dr. H. E. Fernald.

Doane. 135

Ch., b. in Boston, —

2. i. Elisha, 4 April, 1784.
ii. John Cutler, 14 Jan., 1786; d. 10 July, 1806.
iii. Henry, i April, 1788.

Ch., b. in Con., —

3. iv. James Cutler, 9 Sept., 1788.

v. Samuel Dunn, 12 Nov., 1790; d. unm., 25 May, 181 7.
vi. Maria Foster, 2 Jan., 1793; m. 13 June, 1813, David Stoddard
Greenough. He was b. 27 Mar., 1787. Grad. H. C. 1805. He
d. 6 Aug., 1820. Lieut. Col., Boston Independent Cadets. "Law-
yer." She m. (2) 13 Dec, 1826, Gen. William Sumner. She d.
14 Nov., 1843.
vii. Jane, 27 Aug., 1794; d. 13 Sept., 1794.

2. Elisha7 (Elisha6 Col. Elisha5 Dea. Elisha4 Hezekiah3
Ephraim3 John1), b. 4 Apr., 1784, m. 20 Dec, 1807, Mary Bailey
of Scit. She d. 30 April, 181 1, aged 23 yrs. He d. 7 June, 1825.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Louisa, 15 Oct., 1809; d. 9 Sept., 181 1.

ii. Mary, 30 April, 1810; m. n Aug., 1829, Dr. Sylvanus Brown of Deny,
N.H.

Henry7 (Elisha6 Col. Elisha5 Dea. Elisha4 Hezekiah3 Ephraim2
John1), b. 1 Apr., 1789; m. 23 Aug., 1813, Mary, dau. of Lot and
Thankful (Tower) Nichols. She was b. 27 Apr., 1788, and d.
18 Sept., 1859. He d. at Guilford, N.H., 5 Nov., 1870. Soldier
in war of 1812. "Farmer." Resided on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry, 18 May, 1814; d. 7 Dec, 1874, unm.

ii. William, 7 Mar., 1816; m. Catherine Collins of Lynn, 4 ch. He d.

12 Mar., 1888.
iii. Jane C, 22 Sept., 1818; m. Sam'l White, of Weymouth. She d. 6

Nov., 1898.
iv. Elisha, 5 Nov., 1820; m. 14 Dec, 1846, Mary D. Carlisle. He d. in

Boston, 17 Sept., 1859. #

3. James Cutler7 (Elisha6 Col. Elisha5 Dea. Elisha4 Hezekiah3
Ephraim2 John1), b. 9 Sept., 1788; m. 1809, Susanna Wendell, dau.
of Solomon and Sarah (Hunt) Hewes of Boston. She was b. 23
Apr., 1792, and d. 15 July, 1879. He d. 19 Sept., 1878. Soldier
in war of 1812. Moderator, 1820-1821, 1830-1833, 1837, 1839-
1840, 1845. Selectman, 1828-1832, i860. Representative, 1824,
1827, 1830, 1845. A teacher in early life and always interested in
the schools. Lieut, in militia 1822-23. Ship-owner. Justice of
the Peace. Generally known as "Squire Doane." Resided on
No. Main St.

1 36 Doane — Dolan — Dolbier — Donnelly.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Cutler, 10 Feb., 1810; m. 1840, Flora Montgomery Gillis,

of Philadelphia, Pa. 6 ch. He d. in Coh. 22 May, 1898.
ii. William Edward, 18 Dec, 1812; m. 9 Dec, 1841, Elizabeth C, dau.

of Gorham Lincoln, Hing. He d. 4 Nov., 1852, in San Francisco,

Calif,
iii. Maria Foster, 26 Nov., 1814; m. 10 July, 1839, Rev. Josiah Moore,

widr., of Duxbury.
iv. Jane Cutler, 13 Mar., 1817; d. 29 Apr., 1817.
v. Mary, d. 17 Mar., 1818.

vi. Sarah J., 16 Mar., 1820; m. 6 May, 1846, Josiah O. Lawrence, widr.
vii. Mary Elizabeth, 23 Oct., 1822; d. 30 July, 1892, unm.
viii. Samuel, 4 June, 1825; d. 29 Mar., 1855, unm.
4. ix. David Stoddard Greenough, 25 Sept., 1827.
x. Anne Greenough, 3 Oct., 1830.
xi. Joseph Foster, 3 Jan., 1836; d. 30 June, 1893, unm. Soldier in

Civil War, 1st Reg't.

4. David Stoddard Greenough8 (James C.7 Elisha8 Col.
Elisha5 Dea. Elisha4 Hezekiah3 Ephraim2 John1), b. 25 Dec, 1827;
ra. 23 Nov., 1854, Harriet Maria, dau. of John and Mary Oakes
(Lawrence) Parker. She was b. 13 Mar., 1828, and d. 28 Dec,
1873. He d. 27 Dec, 1895. Resided on No. Main St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. David Greenough, 23 Nov., 1856; m. in Woburn, 29 Jan., 1890,

Emma Amanda Maxwell. 3 ch. Resides in Braintree.
ii. John Parker, 21 Aug., 1859; m. Esther A. Higgins, m. (2) Nov., 1906,

Alice M. (Denmark) Coy.
iii. James Francis, ii June, 1865; d. 21 Jan., 1894, unm.
iv. Harriet Maria, 23 Nov., 1866.

Note. — Harold Thomas, b. 16 Sept., 1887, son of John P. and Esther A.
Higgins. John P., d. 15 Feb., 1890, aged 21 yrs. 7 mos., at Medford.

DOLAN.

John J., m. , Amy C. Johnson.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Howard, ii July, 1891.

ii. Lester Francis, 12 Mar., 1893.

Note. — Bridget Catherine, dau. of John and Annie Riley, 2 Nov., 1883.
Cornelius Murphy m. (2) 22 Jan., 1907, Ellen.

DOLBIER.

Child, of Thomas and Ada R. Heath, b. 20 June, 1884.

DONNELLY.

Willliam (Edward = Catherine , York, Pa.), b. , 1819;

m. 10 Oct., 1859, Betsey Pierce, dau. of William and Becky (Pierce)

Donnelly — Donovan. 137

Lincoln. She was b. 28 Dec., 1810, and d. 1 Nov., 1872. Lived
in Obadiah Lincoln house, So. Main St., now residence of Mrs.
Esther E. Lincoln.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Lincoln, 8 Jan., 1861.
ii. Edward Pierce, 13 Nov., 1862.
iii. George Granville, 20 Jan., 1864.

DONOVAN.

Thomas (Patrick = Mary McCarty), b. , 1848; m. ,

Mary Hurley. She d. 17 Nov., 1879, aged 30 yrs. He m.
(2) (Int. 1 April, 1880) Bridget, dau. of James and Johanna
(Meany) Long. She was b. , 1842.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas, 16 Oct., 1876.
ii. Child, — , d. 17 Nov., 1879.

John (Patrick = Mary McCarty), b. , 1852; m. 19 Nov.,

1876, Mary J., dau. of Timothy and Catherine (Coleman)
McQueeney. She was b. , 1856. Resides on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Arthur, 12 Sept., 1876.
ii. Patrick Timothy, 14 Sept., 1879.
iii. James Francis, 29 Aug., 1880; d. 23 Nov., 1880.
iv. Child, i Mar., 1882.
v. Joseph Henry, 25 June, 1884; m. 11 Sept., 1907, Katherine Frances

Manning, Boston,
vi. Mary Winifred, 7 Oct., 1888.
vii. Margaret Ellen, ii Feb., 1890.
viii. Paul Victor, 23 Mar., 1896.

Daniel (Daniel = Mary ), b. , i860; m. 27 Nov., 1881,

Mary, dau. of Michael and Mary ( ) McCarty. She was

b. , 1859. Resides on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Theresa, 25 Sept., 1882.

ii. Daniel Francis, 19 Mar., 1884.

iii. Michael Henry, 16 Nov., 1885.

iv. Hannah Elizabeth, 22 Aug., 1887.

v. Catherine Josephine, 26 June, 1889.

vi. John Edward, 25 June, 1891; d. 29 Sept., 1891.

vii. Helena Frances, 30 July, 1892.

viii. Margaret Louise, 20 Aug., 1894.

ix. Julia Colleta, 30 Nov., 1897.

Note. — James Hughes m. 30 Nov., 1882, Julia Margaret, dau. of Timothy
and Mary Donovan of Boston. Dennis Daley m. 16 April, 1902, Katherine.

138 Dooley — Doris — Douglas — Dow — Downs.

DOOLEY.

Child, of Thomas and Rose (Dargan), b. 23 July, 1899.

DORIS.

Francis J. (Michael = Mary Monahan), b. , 187 1, in

Waltham; m. 3 Sept., 1896, Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph E. and
Mary S. (Fagundes) Frates. She was b. 11 Aug., 1875. "Fisher-
man." Resides on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mildred Frances, 10 Aug., 1899.
ii. Raymond Waldren, 30 Oct., 1903.

DOUBLED AY.

Elizabeth G., d. 17 July, 1883, aged 82 yrs.

DOUGLAS.

James Oscar, m. 10 Feb., 1870, Emma E. Blackman ot
Rochester.

DOW.

Ida M., d. 1 Aug., 1875, aged o yrs. 3 mos.
Levi H., d. 23 Feb., 1879, aged 39 yrs. 4 mos. 21 days.
Emily A., d. 11 Sept., 1883, aged 70 yrs. 5 mos. n days.
M. Anna, d. 19 Jan., 1884, aged 25 yrs. 5 mos.

DOWIS.

George W. Johnston, m. 15 Aug., 1890, Elizabeth S., both of
Hull.

DOWNS (DOWNES).

James (Thomas = Jane Flynn), m. Hannah Kenny; m. (2)
. Removed to Braintree.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Thomas, 3 April, 1866.
ii. James, 13 Nov., 1867.
iii. Jane, b. in Braintree.

Patrick (Thomas = Jane Flynn), b. 25 Dec, 1836; m.
(Int. 17 Nov., 1866) Margaret Powers, b. in Ireland. She d.
2 Jan., 1868, aged 31 yrs. He m. (2) 9 April, 1869, Ellen Kecfe,

dau. of Patrick and Elizabeth (Mulvey) Keefe. She was b. ,

1846. "Mason." Resides on James's Lane.

Downs — Dowse — Doyle — Drake — Drew — Driscoll. 1 39

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife Ellen, —

i. Mary Jane, ii Feb., 1870; m. 18 Dec, 1900, Harry W. Lincoln,
ii. Rebecca Maria, 25 Feb., 1874; m. (Int. 14 Nov., 1894) Joseph M.

Hock of Boston,
iii. Eleanor Teresa, 5 Sept., 1877.
iv. Agnes Lillian, 19 Nov., 1881; d. 9 April, 1887.
v. Hannah Frances, 25 Dec, 1883.

Note. — Samuel D. Tower m. 15 Sept., i860, Fanny B., dau. of Loring
and Elizabeth Downs of Amesbury, Mass. John William Neal m. 24 Nov.,
1870, Ella E. of Duxbury, Mass.

DOWSE.

Dr. Charles Dana, son of Dana, d. 23 Oct., i860, aged 47 yrs.
6 mos. 15 days.

DOYLE.

Thomas (Daniel), b. in Ireland, 181 7; m. 18 July, 1852, Mary
Ann, dau. of Warren and Hannah (Hobbs) Lincoln. She was
b. 23 Mar., 1819, and d. 15 April, 1900. He d. 13 Aug., 1857.
"Mariner." She survived him and m. (2) 2 Aug., 1862, Alden
Simmons of Duxbury. Lived in house built by James Lincoln,
1787.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Warren Lincoln, i Jan., 1855; d. 8 June, 1856.
ii. Thomas Warren, 23 May, 1857.

Note. — Cornelius Joseph, son of Andrew and Mary (Lyons), b. in Nor-
wood, 20 July, 1 901.

DRAKE.

Drake, drowned, 1 Oct., 1796.

DREW.

Clark Elbert (George C. = Lillias F. Raymond), b. in East
Weymouth, 1872; m. 6 Oct., 1897, Mary C, dau. of Philander and
Priscilla Bates (Jenkins) Bates. She was b. 6 Jan., 1873.

Ch., b. in Weymouth, —

i. Richard, 30 Jan., 1899.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Priscilla Bates, 9 April, 1901.

DRISCOLL.

Daniel J., of New York City, m. 16 Oct., 1907, Margaret Mary
O'Shea of Ireland.

1 40 Duffy— Duggan — D u n bar — D mister — Durant.

DUFFY.

Michael (Patrick = Rosa Kenny), b. in Ireland, 1879; m. 5
April, 1902, Mary, dau. of Patrick and Ann (Payne) Coyne. She
was b. 1 88 1.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Rose Annie, 8 Dec, 1902.

ii. Patrick James, 27 Sept., 1904.

DUGGAN.

Maria (Quinton), d. 25 Mar., 1898, aged 78 yrs. 10 mos.

DUNBAR.

David3 (Joseph2 Robert1), b. in Hing., 4 June, 1704; m. 1728,
Bathsheba, dau. of Hezekiah and Lois (Sylvester) Stoddard of
Scit. She d. 5 Oct., 1736, aged 24 yrs. Resided in Hing., sec-
pre. and Scit. "Farmer." His grandfather Robert, a Scotch-
man, settled in Hing. abt. 1650.
Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. Joanna, 27 Dec, 1730.
ii. Jesse, 20 Aug., 1732; d. 20 July, 1739.
iii. David, 28 Mar., 1734; m. 1756, Margaret Bennett of Scit. He d. in

Scit., 1823.
iv. Bathshua, 5 July, 1736.

Obed4 (Benjamin3 Joshua2 Robert1), bt. in Hing., 4 Oct., 1741;
m. 1 April, 1773, Nabby, dau. of Peter and Mary (Orcutt) Hum-
phreys. She was b. 11 May, 1755. Revolutionary soldier.
Ch., bt. in Coh., —
i. Meriel, 4 Dec, 1774.
ii. Caleb, 24 Aug., 1777.
iii. Molly, 2 July, 1780.
iv. Peter, 13 June, 1784.

Note. — William Jr., m. 30 Aug., 1855, Eliza Wade, both of Scit. Freddie
L., d. 3 Aug., 1877, aged 1 yr. 2 mos. 7 days.

DUNSTER.

Samuel K. (Jason = Hannah Hardy), b. Westport, N. Y., 1832;
m. 16 Oct., i860, Lizzie J., dau. of Moses V. and Rachel (Hanson)
Wallace. She was b. in Sandwich, N. H., 1843. Soldier in Civil
War, 24th Regt.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Charles Kimball, 23 Mar., 1861.

DURANT.
Child of Abner, 4- 18 Sept., 1833.

Dutry — Duval — Dyer — Dyment — Eager — Earle. 141

DUTRY (DUTRA).

Joseph Sylvia (Joseph Sylvia = Frances Eugenia), b. 1847;
m. 1874, Mary F., dau. of Frank and Rose Amelia Sylvia. She
was b. 1852.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph S., 28 Aug., 1874; d. soon,
ii. Joseph, 4 Aug., 1875; d. 25 Aug., 1875.
iii. Mary, 4 Dec, 1877.

Note. — John, d. 10 Feb., 1875, aged 18 yrs.

DUVAL.

Louis, d. 28 Sept., 1892, aged 52 yrs. 7 mos. 2 days.

DYER.

John A. (Charles = Anna B. Josselyn), b. in Weymouth, 1845;
m. 7 May., 1864, Anna, dau. of Manuel and Mary King. She
was b. in Portugal, 1846. Removed to Calif.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lizzie A., 18 Oct., 1864; d. 28 Dec, 1886.
ii. Charles Walter, 19 April, 1870; d. 25 Sept., 1888.
iii. Sadie Perkins, 18 Sept., 1872; d. 26 April, 1874.

Note. — Henry of Weymouth, m. (Int. 19 Nov., 1852), Ann Jane Morse
of Boston. Samuel S. Brown m. (Int. 14 July, 1856), Abbie, dau. of Charles
of Weymouth.

DYMENT.

George, d. 30 Oct., 1905, aged 56 yrs. 8 mos. 23 days, married,
son of William and Effie McCarty, P. E. Island. Charley, son
of Alvin and Minnie R. MacNally, b. 22 Mar., 1905.

EAGER.

Mary H. (Talbot), d. 19 Sept., 1906; aged 69 yrs. 4 mos.,
widow of Edward A., and dau. of Samuel H. Talbot, East
Machias, Me.

EARLE.

Wentworth Josiah (Daniel C. = Mary E. Johnson), b. in

Weymouth, , 1857; m. 29 Nov., 1877, Sarah Annie, dau. of

Warren and Harriet N. (Vining) Bates. Resides on Jerusalem
Road. She was b. 14 May, 1859.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Grace Warren, 6 Feb., 1879.

ii. Edith Bates, 3 July, 1882; m. 21 Nov., 1906, E. H. Whiton, of Hing.
iii. Marion Wentworth, 7 Oct., 1887.

142 Earle — Eaton — Eddy — Edel stein — Edwards.

William Charles (Daniel C. = Mary E. Johnson), b. in

Weymouth, , 1859; m. 20 Dec., 1887, Myra Willcutt, dau. of

Jacob F. and Caroline L. (Bates) Bates. She was b. 8 Sept., 1862,
Hempstead, L. I. Lives in Weymouth.

Ch., b. in Weymouth, —
i. Marguerite Preston, 10 Oct., 1888; d. 21 Jan., 1908

EATON.

Mary N., wife of William D. Eaton, d. 29 June, 1849; age 33 yrs.
1 mo. 6 days.
Philip, d. 9 Oct., 1873; aged 3 mos. 27 days.

EDDY.

William (William = Jeannette Crosby), b. Liverpool, N. B.,
1851; m. 10 Oct., 1876, Ella J., dau. of Robert B. and Sophie A.
(Pride) Pratt. She was b. 10 July, 1857, in Westbrook, Me.
Ship Carpenter. He d. 21 Feb., 1889. Resided on So. Main St.,
in house built by Rev. Jonathan Neal.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Grace, 7 May, 1882; m. 31 Jan., 1902, Gordon S. Beal.
ii. Roberta, 21 June, 1886, m. 11 Sept., 1907, Alexander Hillis.

EDELSTEIN.

Abram L. = Ceial Veeleskie. Removed to Hingham.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mamie, ) ~ ,
ii. Minnie, }27 Oct., 1903.

iii. Child, 27 June, 1905.

EDWARDS.

1. Joseph (Joseph), b. at sea in the Irish Channel; m. Mary
Ann, dau. of William Garrett and Margaret (Powers) Ainslie, of
Halifax, Nova Scotia. She d. in Portland, Me., 1897. He d. in
Portland, Me., abt. 1876. "Mariner."

Ch., b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia, —

i. Sarah M. 1841; m. 1 Jan., 1858, Capt. Frederick Torrey, Deer Isle,

Me. She d. 19 Jan., 1873, at Cambridge.
ii. John William, 22 Dec, 1843; m. (Int. 13 Jan., 1865), Mary, dau.
of James and Catherine (Murphy) Rooney. No issue. "Master
mariner." Resides on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Josephine, 20 Nov., 1849.

iv. Joseph M., 26 Dec, 1850; d. 1897.

Edwards — Egan — Egree — Eldredge. 1 4 3

v. Anna French, 16 May, 1853.
vi. George Thomas, 8 Oct., 1854; d. 26 Feb., 1855.
vii. Augusta Amelia, 24 Dec, 1857.

2. William (Joseph) m. Ellen Lanergan.

Ch., b. —

i. John.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Mary Charlotte, 2 Sept., 1848.
iii. Isabel, 18 Dec, 1849.
iv. Caroline, 31 Mar., 1851.

v. Son, 18 Dec, 1852. f

vi. Son, 22 Aug., 1854.

EGAN.

Ignatius P., d. 3 July, 1897; aged 50 yrs. Catholic priest.
Coh. 1884-1897.

EGREE (AEGREE).

Demlng (or Duming), m. in Hing., 30 April, 1722, Rachel, dau.
of Joseph and Joanna Thorn. He d. before 25 Mar., 1745.
"Mariner." His wife was living in 1752.

Ch., b. in Hing. sec. pre., —

i. Hopestill, 14 Sept., 1721; m. 23 May, 1765, James Nash of Scit.
ii. Thomas, 13 Mar., 1722-3; m. 7 Mar., 1748-9, Anna, dau. of Capt.
Edward Demerick of Barnstable. Dau. Hannah, bt. 6 Oct., 1754.
iii. Leah, 10 Feb., 1724-5; m. 25 Sept., 1750, Urian Oakes.
iv. John, 25 Mar., 1726.

v. Deborah, 3 May, 1730; m. 30 July, 1759, Elisha Tower, Jr.
vi. William, 12 Nov., 1732.

vii. Daniel, bt. 27 Sept., 1741. Rem. to Dartmouth, Mass.
viii. Bathsheba, bt. 27 Sept., 1741.
ix. Elizabeth, bt. 27 Sept., 1741; m. 20 April, 1766, Amaziah Bowles,
Dartmouth, Mass.

ELDREDGE.

William (William = Eleanor Crowell), b. at Provincetown,
25 Sept., 1809; m. in Hing., 7 Dec, 1846, Anna W., dau. of Malachi
and Anna (Beal) Barnes. She was b. in Hing. 25 Dec, 1824, and
d. at New Bedford, Mass., 13 Mar., 1862, aged 37 yrs. He d. in
Hing., 18 Feb., 1880. "Mariner." In Civil war from Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. William, 25 Jan., 1848.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

ii. Anna Lucinda, 27 Feb., 1849.
iii. Hiram Sylvanus, 5 May, 1850.

1 44 Ellerton — Ellms — Ellman — Ely — Emerson — Eunice .

ELLERTON.

Godfrey = Julia O. Tanger.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Albert Godfrey, 9 Sept., 1902; d. 7 Jan., 1904.
ii. Godfrey Tanger, 29 Oct., 1906.

ELLMS.

Edward Everett7 (Charles6-5 Robert4-3 Jonathan2 Rodolphus1),
b. in Scit., 2 Jan., 1835; m. 25 Dec, 1861, Corinna Augusta, dau.
of Levi N. and Hannah Otis (Wilson) Bates. She was b. 31 July,
1839, and d. 1 Jan., 1901. He d. 9 July, 1901. "Trader" and
"Farmer." Rodolphus came from Southwark, now a part of
London, in the ship " Planter" in 1635, aged 15 yrs. He was one
of the Conihasset partners of Scit.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Clara Bryant, 9 Nov., 1862; d. 1 Jan., 1872.
ii. Anna Bates, 29 July, 1865; m. 15 April, 1890, Nathan Manasse,

Chicago, 111. Only child, Bates, b. , 1893.

iii. Mabel Everett, 31 Jan., 1879; d. 1 May, 1880.

Note. — Lois, d. 2 May, 1853, aged 78 yrs., widow of Samuel Ellms, and
dau. of Ezekiel4 Lincoln. Miss Sally, d. 26 May, 1857, aged 66 yrs. George
B., of Norwell, m. 22 June, 1901, Nettie G. Brown of Scit.

ELTMAN.

John P., of Germany, m. 4 Dec, 1907, Ignacia Catharina Da
Roya of Azores.

ELY.

Sam'l Arthur Fritz, son of Homer A. and N. V. S. (Vandine),
b. 3 Aug., 1887.

EMERSON.

Andsen (a Swede), d. 14 Aug., 1820.

William, son of Jeremiah and Mary, d. 29 Aug., 1852, aged
3 yrs. 3 mos.

William R., Boston, m. 15 Sept., 1873, Sylvia H. Watson,
Milton.

ENNICE (ENNIS).

George M., son of Joseph and Quateria (Ennice), b. at Robero
Grande, St. Michaels, in the Azores, 8 Dec, 1834; m. 5 May,
1864, Catherine, dau. of Manuel and Bernarda Louisa De Rosa.
She was b. 29 Sept., 1853. "Mariner." Settled in Coh. 1858.
Lives on Stockbridge St.

Eunice — Enos. 145

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph M., 21 Aug., 1865; d. 30 May, 1900, in Chelsea,
ii. George M., 21 Aug., 1866; m. 23 Aug., 1892, Mrs. Mary C. Powers

of Hull.
iii. Mary Jane, 12 Oct., 1867; d. 31 Jan., 1886.
iv. Jason (Jacinto), 9 Aug., 1869; m. 15 Sept., 1903, Kate Maguire of

Boston.
v. Clara, 3 April, 1871.
vi. Annie S., i June, 1873; d. 14 Mar., 1874.

Note. — Ellen (Leary), wife of Joseph F., b. 16 Feb.,' 1876. Joseph F., m.
(2) 26 July, 1876, joakina Candada of Boston.

ENOS.

Manuel, son of Pia, b. , 1818; m. Frances . He

m. (2) 23 June, 1858, Mary, dau. of Manuel and Mary Sylva.
She was b. , 1830.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, , 1845; m. 17 Mar., 1864, Joseph Rose. Lives in

California.

John, m. , Mary Anna, dau. of Frank and Anna Thomas.

She survived him and m. 10 Nov., 1863, Manuel Enos Brazil. She
d. 29 Nov., 1863.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Mary, 10 July, 1861.

1. Manuel Soito (William — Marianna Isabel), b. 1 Aug.,
1846, in Fayal, Azores; m. 12 April, 1875, Alice M., dau. of Manuel
and Francesca (McLean) Antoine. She was b. 2 Jan., 1853.
''Mariner." "Captain." Constable, 1 895- Resides on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lillian Florence, 12 Dec, 1875; d. 17 Sept., 1877.
3. ii. Charles Joseph, 15 Sept., 1877.
iii. Mary Lillian, 13 Sept., 1880.
iv. Alice Frances, 17 Aug., 1882.
v Gracie Eliza, 4 Aug., 1884.
vi. Laura Agnes, i Sept., 1886.
vii. Abraham Soito, 19 Oct., 1888.
viii. Ethel Florence, 5 June, 1893.

2. Joseph Soito (William = Marianna Isabel), b. 16 Jan.,
185 1, in Fayal, Azores; m. 20 April, 1876, Sarah V., dau. of
Antoine Joseph and Mary Victoria (Silvia) Lawrence. She was
b. 13 Jan., 1855, and d. 15 Jan., 1877. He m. (2) 2.9 Dec, 1883,
Eliza S., dau. of Manuel and Francesca (McLean) Antoine. She
was b. 25 Aug., 1858. "Mariner." "Captain." Resides on
Summer St.

146 Enos — Esabel — Estes — Evans.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Mary Eliza, 17 Oct., 1884.
ii. Joseph Gordon, i Aug., 1886.
iii. Walter Leroy, 7 Mar., 1888.
iv. Arthur Eugene, 31 Dec, 1889.

vii. Martha Washington, 22 Feb., 1895.
3. Charles Joseph (Manuel S., William = Marianna Isabel),
b. 15 Sept., 1877; m> I9 Nov., 1902, Inez F., dau. of Frank F. and
Mary E. (Frates) Martin. She was b. 8 Mar., 1882. Resides
on Spring St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Howard Francis, 10 Mar., 1904.
ii. Dorothy Genevieve, 3 Jan., 1906.

Note. — William, d. 25 Dec, 1887, aged 67 yrs. 4 mos. 9 days. Alfred H.
Flower m. 4 Oct., 1896, Elvira, dau. of William and Marianna (Isabel).
Francisco Decunha m. 28 June, 1859, Lamina Emilia.

ESABEL.

Joseph A., m. 27 Nov., 1857, Maria Louisa.

ESTES.

Edmund T. (Edmund — Catherine of Boston), b. Mar.,

1832 ; m. , Lucy Ann, dau. of Waldo and Mary ( ) Winters.

He d. 12 Aug., 1859. She survived him and m. (2) William M.
Badger, 12 Nov., 187 1.

Ch., b. —

i. Anna C. D., 20 Jan., 1854; d. 26 Nov., 1872.

ii. Edmund Waldo, 22 Oct., 1858, in Coh., m. 24 Dec, 1878, Addie
Washburn, dau. of Henry Mott, Scit.

Note. — ■ Catherine, d. 4 Sept., 1848; aged 50 yrs. 6 mos. Edmund, d.
2 Nov., 1873; aged 77 yrs. 1 mo. 11 days.

EVANS.

Evan J. (John = Ann ), b. 1843; m. 20 Jan., 1902, Edith

Tower.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. May Edith, 20 Feb., 1902.

Note. — Chloe D. (Hill) d. 21 Nov., 1895, aged 68 yrs. 7 mos. Benjamin
Foss, d. 9 Dec, 1895, aged 57 yrs. 11 mos. 11 days.

Everett — Fagundes — Fahey — Fairbaim — Falcon. 147

EVERETT.

Samuel Hiram (Nathaniel of Boston), m. 30 Nov., 1852, Sarah
E., dau. of Benjamin and Deborah (Gardner) Barnes. She was
b. 5 Oct., 1836. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Benjamin Franklin, 8 Oct., 1853; d. 4 April, 1854.

ii. William, , 1859; d. 29 July, i860.

iii. Son, 15 Nov., i860,
iv. Dau., 6 Dec, 1868.
v. Child, 18 Dec, 1871.

Note. — Charles, in U. S. Light-house service. 2d. Asst. Keeper, Minot
Ledge Light, 1894 to 1905. Left service in 1905 and rem. to Scit.

FAGUNDES.
Manuel S., m. 17 Feb., 1872, Angeline Silva (Iselia Amelia in
Town record), both from Pico, Azores.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Willie Silva, b. 23 Dec, 1872.

Note. — Joseph E. Frates m. 29 Oct., 1866, Mary S., dau. of Joseph and
Francisca (Viera) of Pico, Azores.

FAHEY.

Michael Joseph, b. 21 July, 1905, son of Michael and Dora
Sheehan.

FAIRBAIRN.

William Richard, b. 17 April, 1907, son of George L. and
Lillian A. Connell.

FALCON.

Peter E., m. 2 Jan., 1848, Emily, dau. of Joseph Root of Eng.
"Diver." Resided on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lysander Anne, 4 Mar., 1849.
ii. Joseph, 17 Oct., 1851.

Note. — Hannah, d. 30 Jan., 1867, aged 66 yrs.

FALLON.

Child, b. 18 Aug., 1897, of Edward J. and Mary A. Duff.

FARRALL.

Charles, d. 27 Jan., 1904, aged 86 yrs. 10 mos. 11 days, son of
Charles Farrell, Cheshire, Eng.

148 Farrar.

FARRAR (FARROW).

John2 (son of John1 who came from Hing., Eng., to Hing. in
1635), bt. in Hing. 6 June, 1639; m. 14 Aug., 1664, Mary, dau. of
William Hilliard. She d. 14 Sept., 1689. He m. (2) 16 Nov.,

1691, Frances . He d. 27 Jan., 1715-6. "Carpenter."

Constable, 1672. Taxed for house in Hing., sec. pre., in 171 1.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

i. Mary, 25 Oct., 1665; m. — — -, Lanix Buerly.
ii. Hannah, 9 Dec, 1667; m. 17 Mar., 1686-7, Joseph Josselyn and d.

bef. 1702.
iii. Abigail, 27 Jan., 1669-70; m. Richard Tower; m. (2) Francis
Horswell; m. (3) John Orcutt.

2. iv. John, 8 Dec, 1672.

v. Hester, 28 June, 1675; m. 2 Jan., 1 700-1, Jeremiah Beal.

3. vi. William, 17 Nov., 1677.

vii. Percilla, 4 April, 1680; m. 21 Feb., 1710-n, Hezekiah Lincoln.

viii. Remember, 3 Feb., 1682-3; m- Terry.

ix. Sarah, 29 Aug., 1685; m. (pub., 2 Nov., 171 7) James Studley of Scit.

2. John3 (John2-1), b. 8 Dec, 1672; m. 30 April, 1696, Persis,
dau. of Capt. William Holbrook of Scit. "Innholder. " In 1715,
Constable. He settled in Windham, Me., soon after 1741.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Mary, 8 Dec, 1697.

ii. Priscilla, 16 Feb., 1699-1700; m. 9 Nov., 1724, Gershom Finney

of Boston,
iii. Mercy, 20 June, 1702; m. 17 Dec, 1724, John Jacob,
iv. Bf.tttta, 29 Nov., 1704; m. 27 Jan., 1724-5, David Spear of Brain-
tree; m. (2) 11 Aug., 1726, Samuel Webb, of Weymouth.
v. Deborah, 10 Jan., 1707-8; m. (pub. 6 Jan., 1727-8) Nathan

Belcher of Boston,
vi. John, 17 Oct., 1709; d. 3 Feb., 1719-20.
vii. Hannah, 15 Mar., 1711-12.
viii. Seth, 26 Feb., 1 713-14.
ix. Abigail, 12 April, 1717.
x. John, 28 Sept., 1719; d. 3 Feb., 1720.
xi. Ezekiel, 9 April, 1722.

3. William3 (John2-1), b. 17 Nov., 1677; m. 31 Jan., 1700-1,
Patience, dau. of Ibrook and Margaret (Hardin) Tower. She
was b. in Hing., 21 Mar., 1678-9, and, surviving him, m. (2) 30
May, 1704, Thomas James. William d. 23 Dec, 1702.

Only child, b. in Hing., —
Patience, 7 Jan., 1701-2; m. 2 June, 1719, David Bate.

4. Thomas6 (Capt. Abiel5 Thomas4 Benjamin3 Nathan2 John1),
b. in Scit. (now Norwell), 18 July, 1796; m. 28 Mar., 1819, Priscilla,
dau. of Peter and Molly (Tower) Nichols. She was b. 8 June,
1796, and d. 28 Mar., 1875. He d. 25 May, 1844. Resided on
Joy Place. Had at one time a bakery near Sohier house.

Farrar — Farrier — Farrington — Farwell. 1 49

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Prisciixa, 6 Dec, 1819; m. 3 Aug., 1845, Lewis W. Nute, Milton, N. H.
ii. Mary, 22 Dec, 1821; m. 13 Jan., 1870, John Bates. She d. 15 Apr.,

1879. p*

iii. Harriot, 22 May, 1825; m. 8 Feb., 1846, Edwin Souther.

iv. Sarah, 8 Mar., 1828; m. , Richard F. Maxwell. Dau., Hattie

Farrar, d. 5 Mar., 1858.
v. Thomas, 18 Sept., 1831. Resides in paternal home.

Stephen D. [son of John Alden of Dedham, and Sarah (Towle)
Page of Wiscasset, Me., and grandson of (John ?) Alden, a sea
captain sailing bet. Newport, R. L, and France, who never returned
from his last voyage], b. in Boston, 2 Nov., 1831; m. 24 Nov., 1859,
Elizabeth, dau. of Caleb and Ruth (Oakes) Bailey. She was b»

29 July, 1829. He d. 2 Jan., 1894. Resided on Border St. at
"Bailey Farm."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth Pitman, 18 July, 1862; d. 12 Feb., 1873.
ii. Ruth Lothrop, 16 Feb., 1868; m. 10 Dec, 1902, Charles Thomas
Bourne.

Note. — Annette, b. 2 Dec, 1862, dau. of Washington L. and Charlotte
(Moore). Howard Bouviere m. 27 Feb., 1875, Alice P. Farrow, both of Scit.
John H. Studley m. 2 Nov., 1876, Ruth I., both of South Scit. Sarah, mother
of Stephen D., d. 2 April, 1878, aged 82 yrs. 10 mos.

FARRIER.

Mary, wife of F. Farrier, d. 17 May, 1853; a8ed 42 yrs.

FARRINGTON.

Oliver P. (Amos = Abigail Gilford) m. (Int. 28 Oct., 1844),
Frances Cone. Pastor M. E. Church, North Cohasset, 1855-1856.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Nettie Jane, 13 June, 1856.

Amos W. (Amos = Elizabeth ), b. in Lynn, 1832; m. 13

Jan., 1857, Damietta L., dau. of Henry and Polly (Whittier)
Hudson. She was b. 31 July, 1835 and d. 24 July, 1875. He d.

30 Aug., 1873.

Ch., b. in Lowell, —

i. Irene Gray, 1868; m. 24 Nov., 1886, Arthur Warren Elliot, Sherbrook,
Nova Scotia.

FARWELL.

Susan W. (Bartlett) Farwell, d. 8 May, 1902, widow of Abel G.,
and dau. of Levi and Clarissa (Walker) Bartlett, of Boston, aged
80 yrs. 9 mos. 4 days.

150 Faulkner — Faxon — Fenno — Ferguson — Ferreira.

FAULKNER.

Charles, d. 1 Sept., 1885, aged 73 yrs. 10 mos. 21 days.

FAXON.

Charles A. = Lucy Webb.
Ch.,—

i. Ellis Winslow, d. 3 Aug., 1862, aged 6 yrs. 6 mos.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Nellie S., 21 Sept., 1862; d. 13 April, 1866.

Note. — Fanny, dau. of William T. and Harriet, b. 15 Mar., 1851.

FENNO.

John, b. 1795; m. Harriet . She d. 3 June, 1855, aged

58 yrs. He m. (2) Mary E. Gilpatrick. He d. 12 May, 1874.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. John S., 23 Sept., i860.

FERGUSON.

Leonard W. Murdock m. 8 Jan., 190 1, Edith W., both
of Scit.

FERREIRA.

John Joseph (Joseph K. = Rose Antoine), b. St. George,
Azores, 1855; m. 7 Dec., 1878, Maria, dau. of Gabriel and Maria
(Pimental) Felomena. She was b. 1858, Flores, Azores. "Mari-
ner." " Gardener." Lives on Elm St.

Ch.,—

i. Elizabeth J., b. 1880; d. 5 Nov., 1887, aged 7 yrs. 6 mos.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Isabel, 22 April, 1888; d. 24 July, 1889.
iii. Gracie May, 20 June, 1893.

Antoine J. = Maria Konceicao. Lives on Church St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph, 7 June, 1898.
ii. Nellie Joseph, i Aug., 1900.
iii. Lenora Josepha, 21 April, 1903.
iv. Joseph, 23 July, 1905.
v. Milton Joseph, 27 June, 1907.

Ferreira — Feveria — Field — Figueiredo — Finnin — Fish. 151

Joseph (Joseph = Mary Mitchell), b. Azores, 1878; m. 31 July,
1902, Mary F., dau. of Manuel Silvia. She was b. Azores, 1881.
Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 17 July, 1903.
ii. Annie Julia, 3 May, 1905.

Note. — Henry M., of Boston, m. 28 May, 1898, Alice F. Brazil.

FEVERIA.

Abraham A., son of Manuel and Sarah E., b. 25 Jan., 1868.

FIELD.

Mary, wife of Luther, d. 12 Aug., 1813, aged 49 yrs. Frank A.,
son of James of Dor., m. 5 June, 1872, Mary Elizabeth Towle.
Frank A., d. 4 Aug., 1906, aged 69 yrs. 4 mos. 18 days. Soldier
in the Civil War. Edward H., d. 5 June, 1889, aged 57 yrs. 2 days.

FIGUEIREDO.

Antoine S. (Manuel S. — Bernardina L. Reyendes), b.

1872; m. 10 Oct., 1897, Mary Ann, dau. of Manuel F. and Anna
F. Frates. She was b. 1876. Lived on Border St. Removed to
New Bedford.

Ch., b. in Coh. —

i. Louis Joseph, 18 Aug., 1898.
ii. Emmanuel Silvia, 9 Nov., 1900.
iii. John Charles, 18 May, 1903.
iv. Antonio Soares, 17 April, 1905.
v. Joseph Perry, 17 July, 1907.

FINNIN.

Dennis, d. 17 Jan., 1893, aged 57 yrs. Sarah (Walsh) d.
7 Sept., 1902, aged 58 yrs., widow of Dennis, and dau. of James
and Mary (Fay) Walsh, Ireland.

FISH.

1. Rufus, b. in Marshfield, m. Joanna White. He d. in Dux-
bury, 14 Mar., 1869; aged 70 yrs.

Ch., b. in Marshfield, — ■

i. Elisha R., 18 Mar., 1830; m. 10 Nov., 1859, Polly N. Tower. No
issue.

2. ii. George A., , 1832.

iii. Sarah E. , 1837; m. 19 Sept., 1854, John A. Wilson.

iv. Joseph White, , 1838; ra. 7 Aug., 1862, Nancy N. (Joy) Hard-
wick. Soldier in Civil War, 38th Regt.

152 Fish — Fisher — Fitch — Fitts — Flavin.

2. George A. (Ruf us = Joanna White), b. , 1832, in

Marshfield; m. (Int. 13 Mar., 1854), Mary Ann, dau. of David
and Rebecca (Tower) Vinal. She was b. 7 Oct., 183 1, and d. 20
Sept., 1866. He m. (2) 12 May, 1869, Julia A. (Prouty) Willis,

b. in Scit, , 1829, dau. of Jesse and Diantha ( ) Prouty.

Soldier in Civil War, 2d Co., H. Art.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George L., Mar., 1855; d. 23 July, 1855.
ii. Abby Ann, 3 Mar., 1857; d. 14 May, 1857.

iii. Joanna Rebecca, 7 Mar., 1859; m. 21 June, 1877, Chas. H. Newcomb
of Hing.

FISHER.

Frank, m. 31 Oct., 1867, Mary Joseph; she d. 12 May, 1871,
aged 22 yrs.; m. (2) abt. 1874, Flemona .

Ch., b. in Coh. by 1st wife, —

i. Frank, 3 May, 1870.

Ch. by 2d wife, —

ii. Mary, 16 April, 1875.
iii. Charles, 30 Aug., 1877.

Note. — George C. Lee of Scit. m. 24 Nov., 1842, Olive H. Albert A.,
b. 25 Oct., 1854. John, m. 27 April, 1896, Mary Agnes Flahive.

FITCH.

William H. — Sarah M. Braddock. Lives on No. Main St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Edward, 27 Jan., 1897.
ii. Fred Braddock, 24 Mar., 1905.

FITTS.

Calvin Richards, b. ; m. 10 Feb., 1869, Helen F. Trask of

Quincy. Pastor of 2d Congregational Church, April, 1868-12
Oct., 1870.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Arthur Richards, 23 Dec, 1869.

FLAVIN.

John W., b. — — ; m. — , Sept., 1881, Rose V., dau. of Antoine
Joseph and Mary Victoria (Silvia) (Pimental) Lawrence. She
was b. 18 Mar., 1864.

Flavin— Fleming— Flint. 1 53

Ch., b. in Coh.,

i. Sarah Lawrence, 21 Jan., 1881; m. 20 July, 1904, Charles Edwin
Paine, Providence, R. I.

FLEMING.

John (Michael = Mary Heelan of Ireland), b. , 1866; m. 25

Nov., 1 89 1, Delia E., dau. of Edward and Mary (Fitzgerald)
Kelly. She was b. 1866. Lives on Parker Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Edward Michael, 14 April, 1893.

ii. Mary Evelina, i May, 1895.

iii. Michael Henry, 20 June, 1897.

iv. John Joseph, 7 Feb., 1899.

v. Richard Russell, 7 Jan., 1901; d. 2 Nov., 1901.

Note. — Walter J. Mulvey m. 12 Nov., 1894, Helen F., of Boston. Mary,
d. 20 Mar., 1898; aged 70 yrs.

FLINT.

Jacob4 (James3 Dea. William2 Capt. Thomas1 of Dan vers), b.

, 1768, in Reading, Mass. Harvard Univ., 1704. He studied

theology with Rev. Eliab Stone, pastor of his native parish, and
was ordained pastor of the church in Cohasset, Mass., 18 Dec,
1797, where he continued until his death. "As a husband, father,
brother and friend, he was all that could be desired. Beloved in
social life beyond most men, his people blessed him when he
entered their doors. He was a good patriot, a well read theologian,
a faithful minister, and a pious Christian." He m. in Quincy,
21 Oct., 1800, Sylvia, dau. of Capt. Robert Barker of Pembroke.
She d. 2 June, 1816, aged 43 yrs. He m. (2) 1 Jan., 1818, Susanna
(Lewis) Nickerson, widow of Elijah Nickerson, and dau. of Capt.
John and Susanna (Lincoln) Lewis. He d. 11 Oct., 1835. She
d. 15 May, 1848. Representative, 1820. His "Two Discourses"
on the history of the church and society, 1722-1822, were printed
and are much valued by later generations.

Ch., b. in Coh. by 1st wife Sylvia, —

i. Joshua Barker, 13 Oct., 1801; d. 12 Mar., 1864; m. in Louisville,

Ky. H. C. 1820; M. D. 1825. Pres. Ky. State Univ. Med. Soc.

No issue,
ii. Jacob Cranch, 8 Oct., 1804; m. Jane Martin, in South America.

He d. 10 Feb., 1859. She d. abt. 1890, at Oakland, Calif. No

issue.
iii. William, 8 Sept., 1806; d. 29 Jan., 1816.
iv. Mary Elizabeth, 9 Sept., 1811; m. Nov., 1843, Dr. Dan'l Clark,

Flint, Mich. Three children.

1 54 Flint — Flynn — Foley — Folks — Forbush — Ford.

Frank Edwin (Frank W. = Sarah A. Corthell), b. Hing., 27
Jan., 1871; m. Marion F. White. He d. 16 June, 1904, aged 32
yrs.; drowned in Boston Harbor. "Engineer." Lived on No.
Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Frank E., Feb., 1897; d. 20 Oct., 1897.

ii. Edna Frances, 27 July, 1898; d. 28 July, 1898.
iii. Harry Williard, 2 Aug., 1900.
iv. Hazel Winifred, 12 Oct., 1902.

Arthur W. = Mary L. Dodge. Lives on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mamie Frances, 5 Mar., 1904.
ii. Lottie Andrews, 29 May, 1906.

Note. — James, a brother of Rev. Jacob, H. U., A. B. 1802, S. T. D. 1825,
taught in Coh. (at the Academy, no doubt), 1802-1803. He was afterwards
settled as a minister in Salem. Solomon P., m. 24 Dec, 1826, in Scit., Betsey
Dunbar.

FLYNN.

Mary (MacDonald), d. 13 Mar., 1899, aoed 86 yrs.

FOLEY.

William (Patrick = Mary Roach), b. , 1852; m. 27 Oct.,

1877, Margaret, dau. of Michael and Mary (Cronican) Sweeney.
She was b. 1853.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Mary Elizabeth, 9 April, 1879.

Note. — Walter Brooks, son of Michael and Harriet A. (Brooks), b. 30 Aug.,
1900.

FOLLES.

George, son of William and Bridget Folles, d. 6 Sept., 1852,
aged 7 yrs.

FORBUSH.

George Badger Dewson of Quincy m. 14 June, 1905, Maria.

FORD.

Percy T. (Edmund = Martha Lincoln), b. 1876; m. 12 Oct.,
1898, Katie Louisa, dau. of Michael and Mary (Waldron) McHale.
She was b. 1875.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 23 Jan., 1901.

Note. — Charles, son of Charles, d. 29 Sept., 1858, aged 54 yrs. 9 mos.
Martha M., d. 4 Mar., 187&, aged 19 yrs. 10 mos.

Foss — Foster — Foidser—Fowle—Fox. 155

FOSS.

Charles F., d. 4 Aug., 1877, aged 20 yrs. 8 mos. 11 days.

FOSTER.

Fordyce (Fordyce — Elizabeth B. Wolcott of Southbridge) , b.
10 Dec, 1815; m. 24 Mar., 1847, Adeline, dau. of Nichols and
Anne (Bates) Tower. She was b. 9 Feb., 1828. "Physician."
Removed to New York State; d. before 1890. Selectman, 1862.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ellen Frances, 22 June, 1847.

ii. Julia Simmons, 29 Jan., 1852.

iii. Nichols Tower, 9 Sept., 1856.

iv. Elizabeth, .

v. Addie Jane, 7 Oct., i860; d. 8 Feb., 1863.

vi. Harriet Richards, 17 Nov., 1863.

Note. — Mary Jane (App), d. 18 Dec, 1903, aged 73 yrs. 10 mos.,
wife of Amasa Foster and dau. of Matthias and Elizabeth App, Seeling Grove,
Pa.

FOULSER.

Harriet, d. ii Nov., 1902, aged 44 yrs. 10 mos.; divorced wife
of A. W. Faust; dau of Isaac and Jane (Noble) Foulser, Eng.

FOWLE.

John, b. in Charlestown; m. 1742, Rebecca . He d. 1764.

H. C. 1732. Ordained pastor over church in Hing., sec. pre., 31
Dec, 1741. He was "a man of considerable genius, and hand-
some acquirements, and for two or three years was a popular
preacher." But he was of a "most irritable nervous temperament,
which rendered him unequal in his performances." This increas-
ing upon him, his connection with the society was dissolved in the
fifth year of his ministry.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Robert Luist, 18 April, 1743.
ii. John, 2 Sept., 1745.

FOX.

1. Philip1, b. in Eng. ; m. Anna, dau. of Joel and Tamar (Sutton)
Willcutt. She was b. 15 July, 1797, and d. 12 May, 1844. He d.
at sea, 1832. "Master mariner." "In 1819 in command of
Packet ship Herald, he made the best record of his time, seventeen
days between Boston and Liverpool." (J. W.'s diary.) John
Pratt, Jr., deeded to Capt. Philip Fox, 20 Oct., 1821, "his house
and \ acre of land," on No. Main St.

1 56 Fox— Foye— Francis.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles James, 19 June, 1815; m. Charlotte Bowman of Boston.
He d. in Brookline, 26 June, 1898. Ch., — Margaret, Charles
Adam, Edward, Ella Gertrude, Edith,
ii. Louisa, 21 May, 1818; d. 26 April, i860, unm.
2. iii. Philip, 13 May, 1820.

2. Philip2 (Philip = Anna Willcutt), b. 13 May, 1820; m. 7
Feb., 1847, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Elliot and Sally (Joy) Stoddard.
She was b. 11 June, 1829, and d. 4 Sept., 1876. He d. 19 April,
1878. " House wright." Lived in house left by his father, on
No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Emma Louisa, 25 June, 1848; m. 5 Aug., 1866, Charles F. Davis of

Beverly. 2 sons and 2 daus.
ii. Anna, 26 Mar., 1851.
iii. George, 22 April, 1854; d. 4 Nov., 1879, in Michigan City, Ind.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
iv. Sarah Elliott, 14 April, 1864.
v. Minnie E., 4 April, 1866; m. 5 Jan., 1893, Clarence S. Burr.

3. Charles Adam (Charles James = Charlotte Bowman), b.
in Boston; m. Emma S. Manchester. Ch., b. in Boston, — Emma
Louisa, Charlotte, Edward, d. 1907. Philip, b. in Coh., 26 April,
1882. Isabel, b. in Boston.

FOYE.

James, d. 5 Dec, 1857, aged 78 yrs. (b. in Maine).

FRANCIS.

John (John), b. Azores, 1832; m. 21 June, 1854, Del Vivern
Linora, dau. of John, Pico, Azores. She was b. 1836.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Dau., d. 3 May, 1855.
ii. Delavana, 2 Aug., 1857.

iii. John, 29 June, 1862; d. .

;v. Joseph, i Mar., 1864.
v. Marianna, 13 Mar., 1866; d. 24 April, 1866.
vi. George, 29 Mar., 1868.
vii. Willie, 8 July, 1870; d. 29 Mar., 187 1.
viii. Alice M., 6 Aug., 1871; d. 9 Oct., 1871.

Manuel, b. 1814; m. Lauretta . She survived him and

m. (2) 23 Nov., 1865, Manuel Williams. Manuel Francis d. at
sea, 4 Sept., 1864.
Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Enos, 12 Mar., 1864.
ii. Mary, 16 April, 1865.

Francis — Franklin — Frates. 157

Antoine (Antoine), b. Azores, 1836; m. 5 Nov., 1868, Louisa de
Anjos, dau. of Jose Gracia. Lived on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Manuel, 3 July, 1871; d. 31 Aug., 1874.
ii. Mary, 20 Oct., 1872; d. 14 May, 1873.

Note. — Antoine, b. Azores, 1823, m. 29 Nov., 1858, Anna, dau. of Joaquin
Rose, b. 1838. Oscar F., Portland, Me., son of Daniel, m. (Int. 13 July,
1859) Sarah L., dau. of Levi Whitcomb of Boston. Manuel Joseph, m. 25
Nov., 1859, Mary. Amden, d. 20 Mar., 1867, aged 6 mos. John Louis, b.
25 Aug., 1871, son of Antoine and Catherine Phoebe, d. 16 Aug., 1872, aged
75 yrs. Minnie E., d. 26 Sept., 1874, aged 1 mo. 9 days, dau. of John and
Elvira (Andrew). Joseph Frates, b. 28 Feb., 1876, son of Antoine and
Catherine (Jesus). Frank Silvia, b. 23 July, 1895, son of Joseph and Mary
A. (Avila). Antoine, m. 9 Aug., 1902, Annie Sylva.

FRANKLIN.

John (Jonathan = Sarah Stevens), b. in Boston, 21 Dec., 1687;

m. , 17 1 2, Lydia, dau. of Ibrook and Margaret (Hardin)

Tower. She was b. in Hing., 25 Nov., 1687. He d. bef. 1729,
She m. (2) 2 Dec., 1735, Thomas Hatch of Scit. " Ship carpenter."

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Sarah, 14 April, 1713; m. 29 June, 1732, John Curtice of Scit.

ii. Lydia, 3 Jan., 1714-15; d. 4 Feb., 1715-16.
iii. Lydia, 18 Sept., 171 7.
iv. Elizabeth, 17 Oct., 1720; m. 29 April, 1739, John Caswell.

v. Margaret, 25 Jan., 1722-3; m. bef. 1743, Wood.

vi. Mary, 14 March, 1724-5; m. 10 June, 1742, Noah Whitcomb.

FRATES (FRATEZ).

Antoine (Manuel = Rose Decuseo), b. 1837; m. 25 Dec,
1859, Rose V., dau. of John and Mary Ann Silvia. She was b.
1843 and d. 13 June, 1873. He m. (2) 15 Dec, 1873, Rita J.
Conceicao. She was b. 1830. He d. 4 Nov., 1880. Lived on
Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Antoine V., 25 Mar., 1866.
ii. Milo, 14 Sept., 1869.
iii. Mary E., 13 Jan., 1872.

1. Joseph Enos (Enos Francis = Ignacia Furtade), b. in
Fayal, Azores, 28 Dec, 1847; m. 29 Oct., 1866, Mary S., dau. of
Joseph and Francisca (Viera) Fagundes. She was b. in Pico,
Azores, 16 Feb., 1841. He came to Coh. in 1859. "Master
mariner." 1st Asst. Keeper of Minot's Ledge Light since 1882.
Resides on Government Island.

158 F rates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Enos, 22 Nov., 1869; m. 5 Sept., 1887, Manuel Martin; m.

(2) 13 Sept., 1891, George H. Bates of Scit.
ii. Joseph Enos, 5 July, 1871.
iii. Anna Enos, 20 Dec, 1872; d. 16 May, 1876.
iv. Elizabeth Enos, ii Aug., 1875; m. 3 Sept., 1896, Frank J. Doris of

Waltham.
v. John Enos, 2 Nov., 1877; m. 26 Sept., 1905, Susie I. Snow of Boston,
vi. Annie Enos, 22 Jan., 1880.

vii. Charles Enos, 7 Sept., 1882; m. 17 Oct., 1907, Alice Agnes (Antoinc)
Fillebrown.

2. John Enos Francis (Enos Francis = Ignacia Furtade), b.
in Fayal, Azores, 28 May, 1849; m. 17 Feb., 1870, Mary Amelia
(Sylvia) McCloud, widow of Joseph McCloud, and dau. of Joseph

Sylvia. She was b. , 1844. He m. (2) 20 April, 1885, Louisa,

dau. of Patrick and Mary (Brennan) Mulvey. She was b. 15
April, 1850. (Frequently drops name of Frates.)

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Nellie C, 7 July, 1872; m. (Int. 12 Sept., 1889) Charles V. Antoine.

Ch., by 2d wife, — •

ii. Ambrose Francis, 12 April, 1886.

iii. Eleanor Francis, 21 Sept., 1890.

iv. Ignatius Francis, 17 Feb., 1892.

v. Louisa Francis, 30 July, 1893; d. 30 July, 1893.

3. Joseph E. (Enos Francis — Ignacia Furtade), b. in Fayal,
Azores, 1856; m. 1 Dec, 1883, Mary A., dau. of Antoine Joseph
and Mary (Victoria) Lawrence. She was b. 13 Aug., 1859.
Lived on Spring St. Removed to Boston. Has adopted Francis
for last name, dropping Frates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph Arthur, 17 Aug., 1884.
ii. Edward Bond, i Aug., 1885.

Anthony C. (Francisco = Mary E. Francis), b. 1873; m. 7
Jan., 1897, Catherine M., dau. of William and Margaret (McLaren)
Patton. She was b. , 1873. Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alberta May, 27 June, 1897.
• ii. Margaret Loretta, 31 July, 1899.

1. Francis = Mary Joseph. "Mariner." Lived on Beech-
wood St.

Ch., b. in Azores, —

i. Joseph, abt. 1853; m. (Int. 18 Nov., 1875) Maria Joseph.
ii. Anna, abt. 1854; m. 5 Oct., 1874, Manuel Sylvia,
iii. Margaret, abt. 1857; m. 17 Nov., 1876, Frank Antoine.

F rates — Frauzhe— Freeman. 1 5 9

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iv. Joseph M., ii Dec, 1862; d. 13 May, 1863.

2. v. Frank L., , 1865.

vi. Annie Maria, , 1869; m. 20 Jan., 1887, James H. Morris.

vii. Favina, 4 May, 1871.

3. viii. John Weston, , 1875.

ix. Emma V., 24 April, 1876.

2. Frank L. (Francis = Mary Joseph), b. , 1865; m. 25

July, 1888, Hattie, dau. of Henry and Alice Friese. She was b.
in Roxbury, 1868. Lived on Beechwood St. Removed.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Hattie Mabel, 4 June, 1889.

3. John Weston (Francis = Mary Joseph), b. , 1875;

m. 16 Oct., 1897, Susie M., dau. of Edwin H. and Susie C. (Tapp)
Souther of Hing. She was b. in Hing., 10 Nov., 1876. Lives on
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Weston, 24 Aug., 1899.
ii. Ruth Mildred, 27 Aug., 1900.
iii. Edith Gertrude, 29 April, 1902.
iv. Irving Stanley, 14 Mar., 1906.

Note. — John Smith m. 14 Nov., 1866, Lucy Enos. Manuel, .1. 20 April,
186S, aged 17 days. Antonio Miller m. 23 Oct., 1871, Mary E. Mary Enos,
b. 13 Jan., 1872. John, b. 4 July, 1872. John Agevado, b. 8 Dec, 1874, son
of Manuel and Rose, d. 28 Feb., 1877. Filomena J '., d. 20 April, 1877. Mary
G., d. 27 April, 1877. Jose C. Henriques m. 27 Nov., 1879, Mary A. Antoine
J. Sidney m. 26 Nov., 1881, Josephine. Frank A. Mitchell m. 12 Feb., 1882,
Phebe. Annie, b. 24 Dec, 1891, dau. of Louis and Mary (Scott). Alberta
May, dau. of John and Mary Nazareth, b. 10 May, 1898. Manuel S., of
Boston, m. 6 April, 1899, Phyllis N. Sylvia. Ignacia Louisa (Admirali), d.
18 Feb., 1902, aged 76 yrs. Mary V., d. 1 April, 1866, aged 8 days. Anna
Maria, dau. of Joseph E., Jr., and Rhyda M. (Roslie), b. 7 Jan., 1906. Louis
J., d. 23 June, 1907, aged 55 yrs. 2 mos. 7 days. Francisco, d. 1 Jan., 1898,
aged 78 yrs. Mary, widow of Francisco, d. 19 Oct., 1904, aged 74 yrs.

FRAUZHE.

Robert Robertson m. 4 April, 1904, Anna, of Fitchburg.

FREEMAN.

Daniel, m. 10 June, 1803, Hannah, dau. of Mathew and Rachel
(Tower) Stoddard. She was b. 19 Mar., 1783, and d. 19 Nov.,
1864. Lived on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Daniel, 3 May, 1806; m. — June, 1835, Harriet James. He d. 2c
May, 1876.

1 60 Freeman — French — Frost — Frye — Fuller — Furber.

Alfred V., of Duxbury, m. , 1893, Nellie, dau. of William

W. and Sarah E. (Brown) Studley. She was b. 1 Mar., 1873.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Russell Parker, 15 Sept., 1893.

FRENCH.

Edwin W. (George = Chloe), b. ; m. 22 June, 1848, Emily,

dau. of John B. and Emily (Childs) Hollis. She was b. -

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. Edwin H., 27 May, 1850; m. — .

I»2

Note. — Beta P., m. 2 Aug., 1868, Susanna Wendell Lawrence. John O.,
m. 24 May, 1884, Florence V. (Rogers) Browne, both of Hanover.

FROST.

Mr. Frost, d. 22 Dec, 1842. Mary, wife of Col. Joseph Frost,
d. 1 July, 1849, aged 87 yrs.

FRYE.

Lucy A., d. 23 Aug., 1880, aged 22 yrs. 11 mos.

FULLER.

George W., b. , 1838; m. , Ellen Fuller.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

Nellie F., 12 Aug., i860.

Dau., 8 July, 1861; d. 9 July, 1861.

Note. — Issacher, of Middleboro, m. 27 Jan., 1822, Matilda C. Nichols of
Coh. Charles, m. 11 Oct., 1827, Ann Jane Oakes of Coh. She d. 13 June,
1828. Everett L., d. 16 Oct., 1880, aged 3 mos. 16 days. Henry M., m. 26
Oct., 1897, Florence M. Lake. Roy C, d. 4 Mar., 1893, aged 1 yr. 1 mo.
15 days. James I., m. 27 Oct., 1901, Bridget Dineen. Henry Chester, son
of James I. and Bridget (Dineen) Fuller, b. 26 Aug., 1902.

FULLERTON.

Charles H., m. Nov., 1868, Mary Kavanaugh.

FURBER.

Thomas Franklin (Thomas Jr. = Sophia [Munroe] Parker),
b. in Boston, 25 July, 1830; m. 7 June, 1859, Julia Antoinette, dau.
of William Henry and Susan (Keller) Pope. She was b. in East
Machias, Me., 19 Oct., 1838. He d. 5 Jan., 1898, in Boston.

Furber — Gale — G amnions. 1 6 1

Resided on North Main St., near beginning of Jerusalem Road.
Dealer in laces, embroideries, etc., in Boston.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Henry Pope, 31 Dec, i860; m. 4 April, 1887, Grace Everett Tower.

He d. 7 Dec, 1890. One child, Evelyn Pope, b. 4 April, 1891.
ii. Julia Munroe, 7 Feb., 1863; rn. 31 Oct., 1888, Elmer Francis

Olmsted of Coh.
iii. Franklin Everett, 6 Sept., 1865; d. 5 Oct., 1866.
iv. Everett Howard, ) ,, 0/:o

v. Edwin Lemist, ' J '4 Nov., 1868.

GALE.

Jennie (Chadwick), d. 25 Mar., 1898, aged 57 yrs. 10 mos.
19 days. Timothy S., d. 14 Dec, 1905, aged 73 yrs. 11 mos.

GAMMONS.

Cyrus W., b. 8 May, 1815; m. , Mary Sears, dau. of

Alexander and Eunice (Sears) Robbins. She was b. 18 Sept.,
1820, and d. 27 Dec, 1896. "Master mariner." He d. 8 Sept.,
1869, lost at sea.

Ch., b. in West Brewster, —

i. Warren Sears, i July, 1839.
ii. Mary Sears, 26 Sept., 1845; m. , Charles F. Ripley.

Warren Sears (Cyrus W.), b. 1 'July, 1839; m. 22 Nov.,
1859, Maria J., dau. of James and Maria A. (Wood) Babson.
She was b. 23 Sept., 1837, and d. 20 June, 1883. He m. (2) 11
Oct., 1894, Mary (Sears) Chapman of Quincy, dau. of Barnabas
and Elizabeth (Seabury) Sears of East Dennis, Mass. She d. 16
May, 1903, aged 61 yrs. 7 mos.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Maria J., —

i. Lura M., 24 Aug., i860; m. 31 Dec, 1878, Herbert A. Tilden.
ii. Minnie W., 5 Oct., 1862; m. 5 Oct., 1887, Edwin J. Mealy. She d.

30 April, 1908, in No. Easton.
iii. Charles Warren, 2 Nov., 1865.

iv. Eunice Clark, 27 Sept., 1867; m. 30 April, 1890, Henry Hayden
Sylvester, Jr., Scit.

Charles Warren (Warren S., Cyrus W.), b. 2 Nov., 1865;
m. 17 Oct., 1889, Edith J., dau. of Edward E. and Charlotte M.
B. (Tower) Tower. She was b. 18 Feb., 1867.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Everett Warren, 4 Dec, 1890.
ii. Charles Clifford, 19 May, 1895.
iii. Donald Towers, 12 Aug., 1896.
iv. Edward Babson, 2 July, 1908.

1 6 2 Gannett — Gardner.

GANNETT.

1. Mathew4 (Mathew3-2-1), m. in Hing., sec. pre., 25 April,
1745, Submit, dau. of Prince and Abigail (Tower) Joy. She was
b. in Hing., sec. pre., 10 July, 1728.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Elkanah, 8 June, 1761; m. , Mer.cy Studley. Lived in Scit.

3. ii. Prince, 2 Sept., 1764.

iii. Amos, 18 Sept., 1768.

iv. Ruth, 20 Oct., 1773; m. , 1791, Joseph Gannett.

2. Seth4 (Mathew3-2"1), b. ; m. , Caroline; m. (2)

, Mary.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by 1st wife, Caroline, —

iLLuciNDA, I 3o May, 1773.
iii. Mela, }
iv. Debby, S22 Aug., 1773.

v. Gershorn, )

Ch., bt. in Coh., by 2d wife, Mary, —
vi. Seth, 7 Sept., 1788.

3. Prince5 (Mathew4-3-2-1), bt. in Hing., sec. pre., 2 Sept.,
1764; m. , Mary .

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Rachel, 3 July, 1785.
ii. Tamar, 11 July, 1786.
iii. Jonathan, 18 July, 1790.

Note. — Benoni, d. at Worcester, 20 June, 1870, aged 69 yrs. Sarah, d.
a.t Abington, 24 April, 1877; 64 yrs. "Child of Sibael Gannetts" of Scit., d. 14
Mar., 1816. Child of Seth, d. 4 Mar., 1840.

GARDNER.

Alfred7 (Hosea6 Perez5 Hopestill4 Samuel8 Francis2 John1), b.

in Hing. 15 July, 1812; m. Catherine , of Scit. She d.

in Hing. 13 Dec, 1861, aged 53 yrs. He m. (2) n June, 1870,
Catherine (Desmond) (Daley) (Thompson), widow of John
Thompson, dau. of John and Ellen Desmond. She d. 10 Jan.,
1888, aged 51 yrs. 3 mos., in Hing. In the Civil War from Hing.,
4th Cav., Co. C.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Child, 15 Dec, 1832; d. 19 Dec, 1832.
ii. Charles F., 19 April, 1838; d. 15 Feb., 1842.
iii. Sophia Reed, 12 May, 1843.
iv. Anna C, b. in Hing. , 1846.

Gardner — Gateiy — Gay. 1 63

Guy H. (George W. - Celia Hubbard), b. Somersworth, N.H.,
1856; m. 16 Aug., 1881, Cora, dau. of George and Ann Maria
(Smith) Cutler. She was b. 1 July, 1858.

Ch.,—

i. Frederick.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Walter Cutler, 5 Mar., 1888.
iii. Margaret, 18 Oct., 1889.

Ch., b. elsewhere, —

iv. Robert.
v. Guy.
vi. Celia.
vii. Lawrence.

Edwin Henry (Richard S. = Mary Tucker of Marblehead),
b. in Scit., 1858; m. 25 Sept., 1892, Cecilia Jackman, dau. of John
E. and Addie E. (Jackman) Sweetzer. She was b. in Lynn, 1870.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Isadora G., 9 June, 1898.

Note. — Enoch C, m. 28 Nov., 1848, Eliza A., both of Scit. George W.,
m. July, 1852, Mary Ann Nichols. John Shorer m. 20 June, 1862, Mary,
of Weymouth. George W., d. 23 Mar., 1873, aged 41 yrs. 9 mos., in Roxbury.
Daniel W. Taylor m. 18 Aug., 1878, Hattie H., both of Scit. Joseph T., m.
30 Dec, 1875, Martha T. Spurr, both of Scit. George W., m. 21 Nov., 1886,
Hattie W. Treadway, both of Weymouth. Henry H., of South Scit., m. 10
April, 1887, Martha C. Wood. Richard Stacy, m. 4 Mar., 1896, Annie Snow
Lean. Mary A. (Nichols), d. 29 Feb., 1904, aged 72 yrs. 27 days. Henry
Whitney, son of John P. and Eleanor G. (Whitney), b. 31 Aug., 1905. Eliza-
beth, b. 4 June, 1907, dau. of J. Pennington and Elinor Green (Whitney).

GATELY.

Michael R., d. 26 July, 1888, aged 41 yrs.

GAY.

Harry Howard7 (Ebenezer8-5 Martin4 Rev. Ebenezer8 =»
Jerusha Bradford, Nathaniel2 = Lydia (Starr) Luscher, John1), b.
in Hing., 13 Dec, 1859; m. 3 June, 1885, Caroline Louisa, dau. of
Joseph and Caroline A. (Humphrey) Dorr. She was b. 14 Oct.,
1859. Resident of Coh. since 1903, Atlantic Ave.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Caroline Humphrey, 16 Feb.
ii. Marion Otis, ii April, 1888.

1 64 Gaylord — George — Gibson — Gilbert.

GAYLORD.

Henry Downer, of Boston, m. 13 May, 1827, Abigail, dau. of
Daniel and Sally (Tower) Bates. She was b. 2 Dec, 1807, and d.
19 July, 1872. He d. 6 Jan., 1864.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James S., 9 July, 1830; d. 5 Mar., 1889, in Boston,
ii. Augusta S., 4 Aug., 1832.
iii. Henry R., 27 Mar., 1835.

Note. — Allen R., d. 21 Aug., 1897, aged 16 days. Levi B., d. 6 Dec,
1900, aged 60 yrs. 2 mos. 12 days.

GEORGE.

Antonio = Mary Ann Francis. She d. 7 Feb., 1889, aged 70
yrs. He d. 31 May, 1894, aged 80 yrs.
Ch.,—

i. Frank, ; d. 26 Sept., 1873, aged 38 yrs.

ii. Mary F., b. in Coh.,, 6 Aug., 1857; m. 23 Dec, 1875, Joseph H.
Souther of Hing.; m. (2) , John Sylvia; m. (3) .

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
iii. John, 18 Oct., 1859; d. 5 Feb., i860.

Note. — Anna, b. 22 July, 1872; d. 22 May, 1873. John, m. 29 Jan.,
1874, Annie Miller of Newton.

GIBSON.

Elizabeth (Braddish) (Goodnough), d. 6 May, 1858, aged 67
yrs., wife of Frederic. Julia W., d. 18 Dec, 1883, aged
24 yrs. 11 mos. Gertrude Frances, dau. of George N. and
Etta W. (Harlow), b. 1 Aug., 1897. George, of Hing., m. 18
Nov., 1905, Leonora Frances Arnold.

GILBERT.

Edwin B., of North Bridgewater, m. in Scit., 26 Nov., 1843
Abigail Billings, dau. of Ammiel and Celia (Litchfield) Studley
She was b. in Scit. — Oct., 1825, and d. 17 Aug., i860, in Cohasset
Ch.,—

i. Abigail.

ii. Edwin Warren, , 1848; d. unra. 30 Jan., 1885, aged 36 yrs. 8 mos.

iii. George.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

%'. Elia' I 25 May« l852! d- IO SeP1- l852-
vi. Elizabeth Jane, 30 Dec, 1854.
vii. Child, d. 22 July, i860.

Gilbert — Gillespie — Gillis — Gleason . 165

Darius Weed (Thomas = Maria Louisa Lawrence, South
Salem, New York), b. 6 Feb., 1874; m. 19 April, 1899, Florence
Lisette, dau. of Henry Harrison and Lisette Maria (Thayer)
Goodnow. She was b. 6 Feb., 1874, at Braintree, Mass. " Veteri-
nary surgeon." Resides on Highland Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Merton Lawrence, 14 Sept., 1901.
ii. Ellis Weed, 28 Oct., 1906.

Note. — Melissa, dau. of Margaret, b. 3 July, 1785. Margaret, d. 6 Oct.,
[812, aged 65 yrs. Milo Harrison, m. 8 Sept., 1882, Mary Gibbens.

GILLESPIE.
Capt. John, d. 16 April, 1787, aged 63 yrs.

GILLIS.

Philip (John = Nancy Mclntire, Prince Edward Island), b.

, 1843; m. (Int. 1 April, 1872) Catherine, dau. of Pierce and

Bridget Christopher. She was b. in Ireland , 1849. Removed

to Scituate.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Sarah M., ii July, 1872; d. 22 Feb., 1874.
ii. Cecelia Emeline, 22 Nov., 1874.
Hi. John Edwin, 19 Dec, 1878; m. .

Laughlin, son of John L. and Elsie (Mclntire), P.E.I,
m. , Mary E. McKinnon.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Alexander Axbert, i Aug., 1896; d. in Hing.

Note. — Alban D., son of John L. and Elsie (Mclntire), P.E.I., b. 29
June, 1865; m. 22 May, 1890, Mary Ann Dunn of Randolph. She was b.
5 Sept., 1866, dau. of John and Catherine (Green) Dunn. Manuel Jason
m. 12 Sept., 1887, Sarah, dau. of John C. and Elizabeth (McClellan) of
Prince Edward Island. James, d. 20 Dec, 1900, in Boston, aged 19 yrs.
James T., m. 22 Oct., 1902, Mary T. Balfe. John Malcolm, m. 19 Oct.,
1904, Ada Allen. John Stanley, d. 18 May, 1905, aged 1 mo. 14 days.
Raymond Gordon, b. 20 May, 1906, son of John M. and Ada (Allen).

GLEASON.

Albert, son of Albert and Elizabeth, d. 15 Sept., 1851, aged
1 yr. 6 mos.

1 66 Golden — Goldstein — Gomez — Gonsalves — Goodwin.

GOLDEN.

Daniel (Dennis = Catherine O'Connell), b. , 1855; m. 31

Dec, 1885, Mary Catherine, dau. of Thomas and Mary (McDaniel)
Flynn. She was b. , 1856. Lives on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Dennis, 16 May, 1888.
ii. Mary Catharine, 16 April, 1892.

Dennis (Dennis = Ellen Connell), b. , 1866; m. 5 April,

1899, Mary, dau. of Owen and Annie (Flynn) McDonald. She
was b. , 1875. Lives on Atlantic Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James William, 22 Feb., 1900.
ii. Ellen Elizabeth, 16 June, 1902.

GOLDSTEIN.

Child of Louis L., b. 23 Sept., 1905.

GOMEZ.

Floripha, d. 8 Mar., 1875, aged 43 yrs.

GONSALVES.

Anthony, d. 2 Feb., 1903, aged 47 yrs., married, son of Anthony
and Mary (Rose).

GOODHAL.

Charles Henry Pitman m. 4 Aug., 1863, Priscilla, of Ipswich.

GOODWIN.

Louis Irving (Andrew — Mary Lyman [Rich]) , b. in Wake-
field, 12 Jan., 1868; m. in Springfield, 17 Aug., 1896, Julia, dau. of
Abijah White and Elizabeth (Harriot) Chapin. She was b. 11
Aug., 1870, in Springfield. Residence in Coh. since 1904.

Ch., b. in Watertown, —

i. Dudley Chapin, 14 May, 1897.
ii. Elizabeth, 24 Jan., 1900.
iii. Katharine, 22 Sept., 1901.

Ch., b. at Wellesley Hills, —

iv. Margaret, 2 Dec, 1903.

Note. — Albert C, Hing., m. 28 Oct., 1879, Ruth C. McKay.

Gorman— Goss—Gott—Gough— Gould— Gove. 1 6 7

GORMAN.

Joseph Sarsfield, son of Joseph S. and Ellen O., b. 25 Dec,

1849.

GOSS.

George R. = Phoebe .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Georgianna, 13 April, 1847
ii. Phoebe Ann, 27 Feb., 1849.
iii. Dau., 14 Aug., 1852.

GOTT.

Rodney Herbert, son of Herbert R. and Luella (Black), b.
9 July, 1902. Kendall F. Harriman of Boston m. 4 June, 1903,
Myra Isabel.

GOUGH.

George B. (Francis Winslow of Boston — Harriet Leighton
of Truro, Nova Scotia), b. in Hing., 27 Nov., 1870; m. 6 Oct.,
1896, Mary Eliza, dau. of Charles P. and Ella (Reed) Hunt. She
was b. in Weymouth, 15 Dec, 1870. " Depot master " at Nantasket
Junction in the service of O.C.R.R., 1883-1892; N. Y., N. H. and
H. R. R., 1892-1905; at Coh., 1905-. Lives on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Hing., —
i. Priscilla, 27 April, 1898.

GOULD.

Arthur Richmond (Richard Allen = Mary Anne Simpkins),
b. Brooklyn, N.Y., 7 Jan., 1883; m. 28 June, 1905, Katherine
Stoddard, dau. of Ezra Herbert and Sarah Catherine (Nichols)
Towle. She was b. 11 Feb., 1881, in Hyde Park, Mass. "Den-
tist." Resides on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. James Stoddard, 3 Oct., 1906.

Note. — Olive, of Hull, m. 20 Feb., 1777, Samuel Lovell of Weymouth
Nahum C, d. 31 Aug., 1833, aged 33 yrs. Margaret, widow of Elisha, d. 27
Sept., 1851, aged 78 yrs. Charles D. Durgin m. 4 Sept., 1854, Mary L., both
of South Berwick, Me.

GOVE.

1. Simeon P.,b. Weare, N.H., 1804; m. Eliza . Shed. 22

Dec, 1887, aged 79 yrs. 9 mos. 18 days. He d. 7 Aug., 1869.
"Painter and paper-hanger." Lived on Border St.

1 6 8 Gove — Grace— Grant— Grassie.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. Otis F., 8 May, 1828.
ii. Josephine, 8 Aug., 1835; d. 8 May, 1836.
iii. Harriot A., 22 Oct., 1836; m. 26 Nov., 1854, Burleigh S. Thompson

of Kennebunk, Me.
iv. Elizabeth Bailey, ii April, 1839; d. 6 May, 1839.
v. William Bradford, 9 Sept., 1841.
vi. Alonzo, 24 Feb., 1843.

2. Otis F. (Simeon P.), b. 8 May, 1828; m. (Int. 8 Mar., 185 1)
Maria G., dau. of Elisha and Sophia Rogers, Marshfield.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Maria Otis, 28 June, 1853.

Squire S. (Jonathan = Martha Bartlett, Deering, N.H.), b.
13 July, 1814; m. 12 Jan., 1842, Priscilla, dau. of Paul and
Priscilla (Tower) Bates. She was b. 9 April, 1817, and d. 27 June,
1852. He m. (2) (Int. 7 June, 1856) Eunice J., dau. of Samuel
and Abigail (Bartlett) Balch of Deering, N.H. She d. 12 Sept.,
i860, aged 38 yrs. 20 days. He m. (3) Charlotte, dau. of Frederick
and Eliza (Bonner) Lane. She d. 21 Dec, 1902, aged 79 yrs.
He d. 5 Dec, 1886. He was nephew to Simeon P. Lived on
Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

i. George B., 16 Aug., 1857; d. 23 Feb., 1858.

Ch., by 3d wife, —

ii. Russell Lane, 16 Nov., 1863; d. 29 June, 1871.
iii. Lucy Lane, 16 July, 1865.

Note. — Louis B., d. 2 April, 1874, aged 1 yr. 8 mos., in Boston.

GRACE.

Mary, d. 13 July, 1898, aged n mos. 27 days.

GRANT.

Sarah M., m. 13 Jan., 1847, Richard Warren Weston, New York

City. Charles, son of Moses and Sarah , d. 4 June, 1859,

aged 70 yrs. 1 mo. 22 days.

GRASSIE (GRACIA, GARCIA).

Joseph (Antoine = Frances), b. Azores, 1823; m. 28 Nov.,
1861, Florinda (Rosa) Gracia, dau. of Joseph and Rosa Gracia.
She was b. 1827, in Azores. "Mariner."

Grassie. 169

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Joseph, 13 Aug., 1862; d. 31 Aug., 1862.

ii. Manuel, 26 Mar., 1865; d. 16 Oct., 1865.
iii. Manuel Joseph, 27 Sept., 1866; d. 26 April, 1869.
iv. John, 24 Jan., 1869; d. 16 Aug., 1869.

v. Rosa, 5 Sept., 1870; d. 6 Oct., 1870.

1. Manuel2 (Manuel1), b. in Pico, Azores, 28 Dec, 1830; m.
Mary (Joseph) Gracia, of Pico, Azores. He d. 24 April, 1903.
"Mariner." "Mason." Resided on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

3. i. Joseph Jason, 31 Mar., 1859.
ii. Son, 25 Aug., i860; d. 8 Sept., i860,
iii. Mary J., 26 Aug., 1861; d. 28 Sept., 1861.

iv. Mary, 16 Aug., 1862; m. 7 Nov., 1884, William F. Henry of Province-
town.

v. Manuel J., 11 Aug., 1864; m. , Annie Joseph. He d. 29 Sept.,

1898.
4. vi. Thomas Silvia, 4 Oct., 1865.
vii. Rosa Frances, 20 Jan., 1869; m. 4 Jan., 1892, George F. Neagle.
viii. Annie L., j 6 * « ( m. 30 April, 1893, Frank F- Martin.

ix. Frank, i 5'' ' ' ( d. 7 Sept., 1872.
5. x. John J., 2 Sept., 1871.
xi. Clara, 16 Nov., 1873.
xii. Frank D., 25 April, 1875.

xiii. Albert Frates, 8 Sept., 1876; d. 25 Sept., 1877.
xiv. Albert E., 6 Sept., 1879; m. 19 May, 1906, Edith Adelaide Jason.

2. Thomas2 (Manuel1), b. in Pico, Azores, , 1834; m. 13

Dec, 1864, Frances, dau. of Joseph and Frances Goularte. She

was b. , 1833, in Azores, and d. 5 Jan., 1892, aged 57 yrs.

1 1 mos. 5 days. "Mariner." "Mason." "Gardener." Resides
on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, , 1865; d. soon.

ii. Mary, i June, 1866.

6. iii. Thomas L., 18 Jan., 1868.

7. iv. Joseph E., 7 Aug., 1869.

v. Manuel, 31 Aug., 1870; d. 2 Sept., 1873.

vi. John, ; m. Dell McCormick of Roxbury.

vii. Rosa, 20 Sept., 1872.
viii. Manuel A.
ix. Antoine Joseph, 15 Dec, 1876; d. 30 Dec, 1891.

3. Joseph Jason3 (Manuel2-1), b. 31 Mar., 1859; m. ,

Marguerite, dau. of Charles and Mary Ann (McGinnis) Farrell.
She was b. 1863. "Mariner." Resides on Oak St. in house
built by Solomon5 Cushing about 1765.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Frances, 28 Aug., 1884.

1 70 Grassie.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

ii. Annie Agnes, 16 Mar., 1886; d. in Boston,
iii. Alice, b. in Boston, , 1888; d. in Boston.

Ch., b. in Charlestown, —

iv. Magdalene, 14 Aug., 1890.
v. Annie, 14 Nov., 1892.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

vi. Dorothy Margaret, 20 April, 1894.

vii. Richard Farrall, 20 July, 1897.

viii. Mary Theresa, 6 April, 1900.

ix. Elizabeth Adams, 14 Nov., 1902.

4. Thomas S.3 (Manuel3-1), b. 4 Oct., 1865; m. , Mary J.

Healy. He d. 27 Jan., 1906.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William.

ii. Alice, 26 Nov., 1892.

iii. Gladys May, 6 Nov., 1895.

iv. Elsie Josephine, ii Jan., 1899.

v. Ernest Augustine, 14 May, 1901.

5. John J.3 (Manuel2-1), b. 2 Sept., 187 1; m. 3 Sept., 1893,
Caroline Elizabeth, dau. of Patrick and Sophia (Holland) Naegle.

She was b. , 1:871, in Somerville. On night police 1902-.

Resides on Cushing Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Herbert John, 12 Dec, 1894.
ii. Marguerite Sophia, 6 Jan., 1899.
iii. Martin Gerald, 28 Jan., 1904.

6. Thomas L.3 (Thomas2 Manuel S.1), b. 18 Jan., 1868; m. 22
July, 1889, Mary E., dau. of Francis F. and Mary E. (Frates)
Martin. She was b. 12 Nov., 187 1. "Farmer." Resides on
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Frederick Martin, 26 Aug., 1891.
ii. Edward Francis, 15 July, 1896.
iii. Norman Glenfall, 24 May, 1905.

7. Joseph Enos3 (Thomas2 Manuel S.1), b. 7 Aug., 1869; m.
— Sept., 1889, Mary Ann, dau. of Stephen and Mary (Finnegan)

Reilly. She was b. , 1873. "Contractor." Resides on So.

Main St. Tree warden, 1908, and supervisor of destruction of
gypsy moths, etc.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Frances, 7 April, 1891.
ii. Lillian Rose, 27 Dec, 1892.

Grassie— Grieve — Griffin — Griggs. 1 7

iii. Stephen Joseph, 15 Nov., 1894.
iv. Ruth Adell, 16 Feb., 1898.
v. Evelyn Elizabeth, 22 July, 1901.
vi. Louisa Emerson, 27 Feb., 1906.
vii. Grace Geraldine, ii May, 1907.

Antolne = Mary A. Joseph. She was b. 9 Oct., 1870.
(Name changed to Grassie from Fermiga.)

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Josephine, 15 Nov., 1893.

ii. Pauline, 13 June, 1896.

iii. Louisa, 26 Nov., 1897.

iv. John, 5 Feb., 1899; d. 20 Jan., 1900.

v. John, 28 Nov., 1900.

Patrick (Joseph A. = Mary Thomas), b. Azores, , 1883; m.

31 Aug., 1904, Frances L., dau. of Joseph F. and Louisa I. (Enos)

Silvia. She was b. , 1875. (Name changed to Grassie from

Fermiga.)

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lillian Louise, 10 June, 1905; d. soon,
ii. Lillian Louisa, 10 June, 1906.
iii. Joseph Francis, 10 June, 1907.

Note. — Manuel S., d. 22 Mar., 1896, aged 94 yrs.

GRIEVE.

Margaret, b. 23 Sept., 1894, dau. of Robert and Louise
(Hardy).

GRIFFIN.

Lester J. (Oliver B. = Edith Hutchings), b. in Gloucester,
1875; m. 30 Mar., 1898, Lulu E., dau. of James and Emma
(Crocker) Denithorne. She was b. 22 Dec, 1878.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Eva Estella, 23 Mar., 1900.
ii. Wilbur Russell, i Sept., 1902.

Note. — John, m. n Sept., 1893, Katie McGowan. She d. 19 Dec, 1894,
aged 32 yrs. Jessie Bell, dau. of Fred, and Annie (McAskell), b 19 July,
1895. Marshall, m. 11 Aug., 1901, Annie Campbell.

GRIGGS.

George D. Silsbee m. 25 Oct., 1894, Bertha W., of Quincy.

172 Groce — Gross.

GROCE.

Isaac, m. in Hing., 9 Sept., 1725, Dorothy, dau. of Richard and
Esther (Bate) Cobb. She was b. 1 701, and, surviving him, m. (2)
11 July, 1745, Thomas Tower, widr. Isaac was drowned, 30 May,
1742.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Elizabeth, i July, 1726; d. 8 June, 1727.

ii. Thomas, 10 Aug., 1727.

iii. Elizabeth, bt. 12 July, 1730; m. 27 Oct., 1748, Nathan Bradford,
iv. Dorothy, bt. 4 May, 1735; d. 12 Oct., 1800, unm.

v. Isaac, , 1738; m. 14 May, 1761, Silence Tower. Lived in Hing.

vi. Margaret, bt. 16 May, 1742; m. 16 Sept., 1765, Jethro Tower No
issue. She d. 5 Oct., 1792.

1. Melzar G., m. 17 Oct., 1833, Sarah S., dau. of John M.
and Charlotte (Leighton) Lincoln. She was b. 30 Mar., 1816, and
d. 22 Aug., 1898. Resided on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. Samuel Lincoln, 2 Aug., 1834.
ii. Melzar, 6 Nov., 1837.
iii. Leander Winslow, 9 Mar., 1839; m. (Int. 2 Feb., 1877) Christina

Larsen. Soldier in the Civil War, 3d Co., H. Art.
iv. John Edwin, 25 Dec, 1842; m. 12 Nov., 1867, Emma F. Decoster,

Stoughton.

2. Samuel Lincoln (Melzar G.), b. 2 Aug., 1834; m. ,

Abbie L., dau. of Allyne and Sarah (Damon) Cushing. She was
b. 6 July, 1842. Resided on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lottie Stanford, 22 Nov., 1862.

3. ii. George W., 25 May, 1866.

iii. Cora S., 22 Jan., 1870; d. 1 Dec, 1873.

iv. Tiley Frances, 31 Aug., 1874; d. 25 Sept., 1874.

3. George W. (Samuel L., Melzar G.), b. 25 May, 1866; m.
(Int. 18 June, 1888) Susie B. Atwood. Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Hing., —
i. Dorothy Frances, — ■ — .

GROSS.

Charles Addison (Jonathan G. = Cynthia Willard), b. in

Duxbury, , 1832; m. 6 Mar., 1866, Martha J., dau. of Paul

and Harriet (Joy) Bates. She was b. 16 July, 1838, and d. 30
April, 1872. He m. (2) 18 Oct., 1887, Mary T., dau. of John
Quincy Adams and Eunice Bradish (Bates) Lothrop. She was
b. 16 Jan., 185 1 ; d. 18 Oct., 1904. "Grocer." Postmaster 1873-

Gross— Guthrie— Hackett— Haley— Hall. 1 73

1885, and 188Q-1893. Soldier in the Civil War, 45th Regt.
Commander of Henry Bryant Post, G.A.R. Resided on So.
Main St.
Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Mary Ellen, 20 June, 1866; m. 10 Oct., 1889, Caleb Lothrop.
ii. Laura Addison, 17 June, 1868; m. 30 Nov., 1904, Frank Rush

Pegram.
iii. Edith Young, , 1870; m. 1 Oct., 1891, Henry S. Parker.

Note. — Fannie, d. 27 July, 1875, aged 1 day, at North Weymouth.

GUTHRIE.

Maria, dau. of Elijah and Mary A., d. 23 Oct., 1853, aged 25 yrs.

HACKETT.

Cornelius Kenny m. 26 Oct., 1886, Mary A.

HALEY (HEALEY).

Mathew (Michael = Bridget Kennedy, Ireland), b. , 1850;

m. 12 Jan., 1875, Mary, dau. of Thomas and Margaret (Cronican)

Mulcahy. She was b. , i860, and d. 5 Dec, 1882. He

m. (2) 21 Sept., 1884, Ellen Fenety. She was b. , 1854, in

Ireland. Lives on Pleasant St.
Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Mary Ellen, ii July, 1875; d. 29 Oct., 1892.

ii. Kate L., ii Oct., 1876; m. 24 Nov., 1904, Alexander Brown of Dor.
iii. Margaret Elizabeth, 19 Dec, 1877; m. 15 Sept., 1898, Thomas

McKenzie.
iv. Michael Patrick, 26 July, 1879; d. 15 Sept., 1879.
v. Child, 6 Feb., 1881; d. 6 Feb., 1881.
vi. Michael Francis, 5 Sept., 1882; d. 23 Jan., 1883.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

vii. Michael James, 4 Jan., 1886.
viii. Thomas Edward, 4 Mar., 1887; d. 6 Sept., 1887.
ix. Ella Jane, ii June, 1892; d. 8 Nov., 1892.

Note. — Henry Ainslie m. Nov., 1868, Elizabeth, dau. of Michael and
Bridget (Kennedy). Anthony Griffen, Boston, m. 3 Jan., 1875, Bridget, dau.
of Michael and Bridget (Kennedy). Richard Manning, New Haven, Conn.,
m. 21 Feb., 1882, Julia, dau. of Michael and Honora (Cronin).

HALL.

1. James (Richard of Boston), m. at Boston, 11 May, 1749,
Mary, dau. of Hezekiah and Mary (Horswell) Lincoln. She was
b. in Hing., sec. pre., 19 May, 1719, and d. 5 April, 1799. "Ship-
wright." Constable in 1753-54. He d. abt. 1788. Resided in
house which he built abt. 1750 on east side of Common. It was

1 74 Hall.

built in part of the timbers of the first church, and is still standing
and occupied, 1908.

Ch.,—

2. i. James, 22 Feb., 1749-50.
ii. Richard.

iii. Susanna, , 1754; d. 23 Jan., 1833, unm.

iv. Mary.

2. James (James, Richard), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 22 Feb.,
1749-50; m. 21 May, 1786, Persis (Tower) Lincoln, widow of
Allen Lincoln, and dau. of Daniel and Bertha (Nichols) Tower.
She was b. 1 Aug., 1759. He d. at Boston from the effects of a
fall from an upper story window, according to tradition, 3 April,
1819. He was an officer under Gen. Knox in the War of the
Revolution. He was at Monmouth, Valley Forge, and at York-
town. Captain Lieut, of Artillery and an " aid to Gen. Washing-
ton." A member of order of Cincinnati. Resided on the Com-
mon, in the house built by his father. She d. 29 Sept., 1288.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry Knox, , 1786; d. at the West Indies, 10 July, 1802, of

yellow fever.
ii. James, , 1788; d. 5 June, 181 1, in the Havana. "Sea captain."

3. iii. George, 29 Jan., 1791.

iv. Abraham Tower, bt. 2 Nov., 1793; buried 28 Nov., 1793.
V.Abraham,] [d. unm. 17 Feb., 1867. Soldier of the War of 1812.

I 7nc.l Engaged in fisheries. "Master mariner."
vi. Isaac, [ ^ ' j d. unm. 19 Feb., 1847. Soldier of the War of 1812.

J I Engaged in fisheries.

4. vii. Samuel, , 1798.

viii. Mary, Jan., 1800; m. r, Levi Nichols.

ix. Henry Knox, 14 Nov., 1802; d. 17 April, 1867. Deacon of 1st
Parish Ch.

3. George (Capt. James, James, Richard), b. 29 Jan., 1791;
m. 27 Oct., 18 16, Cynthia, dau. of Isaac and Tamsen (Hayden)
Collier of Scit. She was b. 3 June, 1794, and d. 15 Jan., 1873,
in Coh. He d. 18 July, 1854. "Master mariner." A member
of order of Cincinnati. Resided on Highland Ave., in house built
by Adam Beal in 1755. Soldier of the War of 1812.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

5. i. James, 9 Aug., 1817.

6. ii. Isaac, 19 Jan., 1819.

iii. George, 5 Jan., 1820; d. 16 Sept., 1820.

iv. Mary, 31 Jan., 1821; d. 5 Aug., 1865, unm.

v. George, ] jm. Hannah G. Floyd of Medford. "Ship-

l xt 00 I builder." 4 children.
vi. Cynthia', f29Nov., 1882 ;jm 2$ june)I848,Benj. B. Leach, Manches-
ter.Mass. Shed. 6Feb., 1882. Noissue.

Hall. 175

vii. Susannah, 14 Sept., 1824; d. 12 Dec, 1848, unra.

viii. Abraham, 7 Sept., 1825; m. , Ann Maria Murray, Damariscotta,

Me. 2 ch. He d. , 1899.

ix. Harriot A., 12 Mar., 1827; m. 4 Jan., 1852, Wm. J. Ellis, Boston.

She d. , 1899.

x. Samuel C, 10 May, 1829; m. 30 Sept., i860, Ann M. Hodgkins,
Bangor, Me. One son.

xi. Henry K., 7 Dec, 1830; m. , Elizabeth B. Bryant, Chelsea.

3 ch. "Shipbuilder." Resides in State of Washington,
xii. Sally L., f d. 30 Sept., 185 1.

xiii. Winslow G.,[ 2I r'' * ^'| San Francisco, California, unm.

" Shipbuilder."
xiv. Elizabeth C, 27 Jan., 1835. Resides in Taunton.
xv. Ann Jane, 31 Jan., 1839; m. 30 Jan., 1862, Martin J. Lincoln.
5 ch. Resides in Taunton.

4. Sam'l (Capt. James, James, Richard), b. , 1798; m.

10 Aug., 1833, Harriet S. Wilde. She was b. , 1814, and

d. 26 April, 1843. He d. 1 May, 1883. He m. (2) Joanna, dau.
of Peter and Sybil (Burbank) Barnes. She d. 26 July, 1886.
Resided on the Common, south of the Town Hall. The house was
bought by Rev. Joseph Osgood and moved across the Common in
1888. It was repaired and an addition made, and is now the
residence of Geo. W. Collier.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Persis Tower, 3 July, 1831; d. unm.

ii. John Lewis, 10 June, 1837; m. 24 June, 1862, Adelaide Elizabeth
Mclntire of Bangor, Me. 4 children. " Master mariner." With
Admiral Farragut in the Civil War. In command of Pac steam-
ships. Retired to farm in Attleboro.

iii. Child, d. 22 Sept., 1839.

iv. Sam'l H., 12 Sept., 1841; d. 28 Jan., 1876, in Boston.

5. James (George, Capt. James, James, Richard), b. 9 Aug.,
1817; m. 7 May, 1846, Mary, dau. of Henry J. and Mary (Turner)
Turner of Scit. She was b. 10 Mar., 1820, and d. 8 Mar., 1852.
He m. (2) Lucy Sawyer of Gray, Me. She survived him. "Mas-
ter mariner." He was injured in a gale on board his ship " Orion "
after doubling Cape Horn, and d. 11 Oct., 1870. Member of
order of Cincinnati. Town Clerk, 185 5-1856.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Mary, —

i. Sophia Turner, 27 Aug., 1848; m. 15 Mar., 1869, Charles O. Parker.
Ch., by wife Lucy, —

ii. Adelaide, ii May, 1857; d. June, 1859.

6. Isaac (George, Capt. James, James, Richard), b. 19 Jan.,
1819; m. 10 Jan., 1844, Catherine M. Hooper, Medford, Mass.
She d. 4 June, 1856, aged 29 yrs. 4 mos. "Master mariner."
" Shipbuilder," San Francisco, Calif. Selectman, i860.

176 Hall.

Ch., b. in Medford, —

i. James H., 12 July, 1845; d. I2 Nov., 1846.

ii. Catherine M., , 1847; m. in Calif, and d. soon, a widow, leaving

no child.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Emma Hooper, 7 Oct., 1849; d. 10 Nov., 1867.
iv. Sarah Lincoln, 26 Nov., 1851; d. an infant,
v. Sarah Lincoln, 25 Nov., 1852; m. .

Daniel, of Marshfield, a descendant of John = Abigail White of
Scit, m. (Int. 9 May, 1782, Boston Rec.) Sarah, dau. of Thomas
and Rebecca (Allyn) (Kilby) Lincoln. She was b. 22 Sept., 1759,
and d. 18 Feb., 1837. Acc'g to Mass. Rolls he was "cooper,"
ship "Mars," 22 July, 1780, to 12 Mar., 1781; "steward," sloop
"Defence," 3 July to 26 Sept., 1781; and 2d mate, state sloop
" Winthrop," 1 May, 1782, to 24 Sept., 1782. (Each time roll
dated Boston.) Lived at the Cove.

Ch., b. in Truro, —

i. Thomas, ; lost at sea, Feb., 1806, with Capt. Knowles.

ii. Allyn, ; drowned as a boy in Truro Harbor bef. 17 Jan., 1806.

iii. Abigail, ; m. Capt. Caleb Knowles, lost at sea, Feb., 1S06;

m. (2) 20 April, 1809, Capt. Zaccheus Rich.

iv. George, ; m. , Mary Harrington of Boston.

v. Sarah, ; m. 14 July, 1814, Capt. James Rich.

James Rich3 (George2 Daniel1), b. , 1829; m. 1 June, 1854,

Louisa Frances, dau. of John and Mary Oakes (Lawrence) Parker.
She was b. 22 Aug., 1832. She survived him and m. (2) 17 Sept.,
1856, Joel Allen. James Rich Hall d. 12 June, 1855.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet Louisa, 19 Mar., 1855; m. 14 April, 1872, Charles C. Heinrich,
b. in Brooklyn, N.Y. She d. in Natick, 24 Oct., 1872.

John (John = Mary of Randolph), b. , 1836; m.

2 Dec, 1857, Susan Frances, dau. of George M. and Belinda
(Pool) Arnold. She was b. in Hanover, , 1838.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Edward, 4 Jan., 1859.

ii. Willard F., 21 Aug., i860; d. 31 Jan., 1861.

iii. Willard Francis, 29 Mar., 1862.

iv. George Alonzo, 18 Nov., 1867.

John Otis (William, Luke of Marshfield), b. 7 Dec, 1843;
m. 9 June, 1868, Ella Frances, dau. of William V. and Sarah J.
(Kent) Creed. She was b. 9 Sept., 1848. Resides in Quincy,
where he has been mayor.

Hail — Hamilton — Hammond — Hancock. 1 7 7

Ch., b. in Coh.,

i. John Otis, 5 Aug., 1869.

ii. Arthur Williams, 17 Oct., 1873.

Note. — William, of Boston, m. 26 May, 1833, Elizabeth Lincoln Lothrop.
Harriet, dau. of George and Hannah G. (Floyd), d. 5 Mar., 1854, aged 7 yrs.
He d. 23 Oct., 1875, aged 64 yrs. 6 mos. She d. 25 Sept., 1904, aged 89 yrs.
7 mos. 7 days. Mary, d. 27 Feb., 1878, aged 77 yrs. 10 mos. 13 days. Mary E.,
d. 10 Jan., 1883, aged 45 yrs.

HAMILTON.

Edward P. (Thomas = Mary , Nova Scotia), b. ,

1829; m. 22 Nov., 1851, Margaret, dau. of John and Margaret

Murphy. She was b. , 1830, and d. 19 Mar., 1853. He m.

(2) , Sarah E. Kenny, Nova Scotia.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Ellen Louisa, i Oct., 1852.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

ii. Charles Franklin, 23 Nov., 1872; d. 18 Aug., 1873.
iii. Charles Franklin, 6 Jan., 1874; d. 14 Sept., 1874.
iv. Minnie A., 6 May, 1875; d. *& Aug., 1875.

Note. — Child of Alexander, b. 1 April, 1845; d. 15 April, 1845.

HAMMOND.

Thomas E. (John S. = Elizabeth E. of Boston), b. —

May, 1833; m. 14 Feb., 1861, Elizabeth C. L., dau. of Joseph and
Polly B. (Lambert) Nichols. She was b. 27 Dec, 1833.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Nellie Wallis, 18 July, 1861.

Note. — Thomas, of Scit., m. 20 May, 1846, Mary Bates, dau. of Thomas
and Sarah (Lothrop) Bates. Mary, d. 19 Mar., 1879, aged 82 yrs., in Boston.

HANCOCK.

Horace, b. in Winchendon, Mass., 20 May, 1802; m. 30 Nov.,
1826, Susanna, dau. of James and Susanna (Lincoln) Stoddard.
She was b. 7 Feb., 1802, and d. 25 Feb., 1879. He d. 20 Jan.,
1881. "Housewright." Built in 183 1 the house now occupied
by his son, W. H. H. Hancock, on South Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abagail Joy, 18 Aug., 1827; d. n Sept., 1839.
ii. Lucy Ann, 26 Jan., 1829; m. 31 Aug., 1846, David P. Richards,

Weymouth.

f 7 8 Hancock — H anion — Hannafin — Hanson — Hard.

iii. James Stoddard, 7 Dec, 1830; m. , Lydia C. Hunt, Weymouth-

iv. Samuel H., 28 April, 1833; m. , Rosalie Small, San Francisco, Cal-

v. Francis O., 24 Dec, 1835; m. , Mary (Small) Adams, San

Francisco, Cal.
vi. Martin Moore, 16 Oct., 1838; m. 16 Oct., 1865, Keturah Short,

East Boston,
vii. William Henry Harrison, 16 Oct., 1840. "Watchmaker and

jeweller " on So. Main St.

Note. — Hubbard, Stow, Vt., m. 8 Oct., 1843, Maria L. ( ) Rice.

HANLON.

Edward = Frances Martinette; m. (2) , Frances Kail.

Ch.,—

i. Albert, .

ii. May, b. in Coh., 17 Aug., 1884; m. 18 Aug., 1904, Willard C. Greene
of Milwaukee.

Note. — Clara (Constant), d. 1 Aug., 1892, aged 40 yrs. Jay Horace
Sabin of Aurora, 111., m. 30 Sept., 1901, Alice. Louise (Chapman), d. n Oct.,
1905, aged 62 yrs., wife of William Hanlon and dau. of Thomas Chapman,
Birmingham, England.

HANNAFIN.

Patrick A. = Mary Kate Moran.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Elizabeth, 22 Aug., 1900.
ii. Kathrine Theresa, 3 May, 1902.

HANSCOME.
Rufus, d. 14 Feb., 182 1, aged 25 yrs.

HANSON.

Martin, son of Hans of Sweden, m. , Wilhelmina Osendale.

He d. 9 Mar., 1905, aged 37 yrs. 8 mos. 4 days. " Fish dealer."
Lived on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Walter Andrew, 10 July, 1904.

Note. — Peter, d. 14 Oct., 1850, aged 32 yrs. John H. Playdon, Andover,
m. 29 Nov., 1900, Adelaide F. Frederick Christian, b. 18 Jan., 1907, son of
Frederick and Marie (Christenson).

HARD.

Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Hard, d. 5 Aug., 1818, aged 24 yrs.
Dau. of Capt. Hard, d. at South Dedham, 14 Feb., 1819, aged
10 mos.

Harding — Hardwick. 179

HARDING.

Arthur, son of Austin and Amanda M. (Stowell), b. 20 Sept.,
i860.

Charles L., m. 2 June, 1902, Harriette A. Knowles, both
of Boston. William De Ford Bigelow m. 4 June, 1902, Helen
May. Albert Ellis, d. 2 Feb., 1904, aged 55 yrs. 4 mos. 14
days, son of William Henry and Elizabeth W. (Hicks), Boston.

HARDWICK.

1. Adam (Adam), b. in Quincy, , 1805; m. 16 May, 1830,

Nancy, dau. of Asa and Nancy (Nichols) Joy. She was b. ,

1808. He d. 9 Aug., 1859. She survived him and m. (2) (Int.
7 Aug., 1862) Joseph White Fish. "Butcher." Lived on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. Samuel V., 8 Feb., 1831.

3. ii. Lemuel, 10 Feb., 1833.
iii. Charles, i Oct., 1835.

iv. Sarah V., 18 Oct., 1837; d. 13 May, 1838.

v. George.

vi. Abigail Ann, 28 April, 1844; m. 15 June, 1862, John W. Harrington,

Pomfret, Vt.
vii. Henry, 6 Oct., 1846; d. 2 Nov., 1846.
viii. Dau., 27 Aug., 1848; d. 11 Sept., 1848.

ix. Susan Merriam Caroline, 22 Oct., 1849; d. 25 Oct., 1865.

x. William Francis, 13 Nov., 1852.

2. Samuel V. (Adam = Nancy Joy), b. 8 Feb., 1831; m. ,

Ruth L. Clapp of Scit. He m. (2) , Catherine Lavin.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Charles Henry, 18 Sept., 1853; m. (Int. 17 July, 1874) Eliza Dexter

Vinal of Scit.
ii. Ruth Ella, 14 April, 1855; m. 30 Nov., 1871, Hiram C. Litchfield

of Scit. She d. 25 Oct., 1892.
iii. Abby Cora, 16 June, 1861; m. 29 Oct., 1878, George A. Briggs, So.

Scit.
iv. George Adam, i Oct., 1865; m. 19 April, 1900, Mary A. Joseph.
v. Edith Frances, 9 Nov., 1871.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

vi. Samuel, 22 June, 1879.
vii. Mary, ii Feb., 1881.
viii. Elizabeth Anna, 28 June, 1887.

3. Lemuel (Adam = Nancy Joy), b. 10 Feb., 1833; m. 18 Aug.,
1856, Sally B., dau. of Bailey and Fanny Holmes.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Henry, 30 Jan., 1858; m. 16 May, 1886, Amy C. Brown, Scit.

1 80 Hdrdwick — Hare — Harlow — Harrington — Harris.

Israel T. (Thomas = Hannah W. Bailey), b. , 1827; m.

21 Feb., 1849, Susanna O., dau. of Caleb and Ruth L. (Oakes)
Bailey. She was b. 2 Mar., 1827, and d. 2 May, 1853, aged 26 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. Mary, , 1852; d. 2 Aug., 1853, aged 1 yr.

Note. — John, of Quincy, m. 13 Sept., 1832, Hannah Kent. Clarence E.,
d. 14 April, 1869, aged 6 yrs., at Quincy. Thomas B., d. 6 Oct., 1876, aged
25 yrs. 2 mos., at Taunton.

HARE.

Richard N., m. 6 Nov., 1900, Kate D. Coles. She d. 4 June,
1904, aged 42 yrs. 3 mos. 10 days. He m. (2) 22 Oct., 1905,
Josephine M. Watson of Boston. Resides on Oak St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Georgianna, b. 28 Oct., 1906.

Note. — John O., d. 17 Nov., 1892, aged 31 yrs. John Edward, d. 29
Jan., 1904, aged 22 yrs. 6 mos. 20 days.

HARLOW.

James W. (James M. = Catherine T. Daniels, Kingston, Mass.),

b. , 1847; m. 8 June, 1876, Irene Beal, dau. of Lewis and Mary

A. (Souther) Lincoln. She was b. 18 June, 1849, and d. Aug.,
1908. He d. 24 Feb., 1901.

Ch.,b.inCoh.,—
i. Sadie Warren, 20 Jan., 1878; d. 25 Jan., 1878.

HARRINGTON.

John W. (James = Wealthy Brady, Pomfret, Vt.), b. , 1840;

m. 15 June, 1862, Abigail Ann, dau. of Adam and Nancy (Joy)
Hardwick. She was b. 28 April, 1844.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Dau., 5 July, 1863.

Note. — Thomas, son of James of Lawrence, Mass., m. 29 Dec, 1887,
Margaret, dau. of Patrick Keane, Ireland.

HARRIS.

Thomas, m. in Hing., 1 Dec, 1808, Mahala, dau. of Thomas
and Bethia (Gardner) Wilder, Hing. She was b. in Hing., 27
April, 1788, and d. 22 Sept., 1843. Soldier of the War of 1812.

Harris — Harvey — Haskell. 1 8 1

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Thomas Wilder, 18 Aug., 1810; m. in Hing., 31 Dec, 1831, Betsey S.

Hobart.
ii. Mahala, 5 May, 1813.

iii. Hannah Cushing, 20 Sept., 1814; m. , 1833, in Boston, Benj. F.

Marsh,
iv. James, 25 April, 1816.

v. Susanna, 9 Aug., 1818; m. , Josiah G. Higgins, Hing.

vi. Mary Norwood, 25 Dec, 1820; d. 18 Dec, 1831.

Note. — William, m. 19 July, 1818, Susanna (Nichols) (Joy) Lane; d. 1
Dec, 1821, aged 70 yrs. Lewis Bates m. 25 June, 1846, Martha J. (Harris)
Crane. Charles H. Litchfield m. 22 Nov., 1849, Olive Caroline, dau. of Benj.
and Emily Harris. Maria Louisa, dau. of William F. and Clarissa (Chapman),
b. 7 Jan., 1859. William H., d. 12 Oct., 1861, aged 32 yrs. 10 mos., unm., son

of Leonard and Nancy ( ). Elwood M. Litchfield m. 6 June, 1869,

Clara R., dau. of William F. and Clarissa (Chapman) of Scit. Leonard, d. 26
Feb., 1870, aged 88 yrs. 3 mos. 12 days, of Brattleboro, Vt. William P.
Hawthorn m. 29 Oct., 1873, Esther A., dau. of John and Elizabeth Harris,
both of Scit. Thomas, son of John and Elizabeth, of Nova Scotia, m 2 Nov.,
1S73, Nellie F. Duffey of Scit. Thaddeus W., Instructor Harvard University,
m. 20 June, 1894, Winifred, dau. of Chas. Hannibal and Abby J. (Rockwood)
Parker of Ashburnham. Thomas F., d. 10 Nov., 1901, at Togus, Me. Clarissa
(Chapman), d. 3 May, 1903, aged 80 yrs., widow of William F.

HARVEY.

James B. = Mercy A. Hooper. She d. 9 April, 1887, aged
44 yrs. 3 mos. 3 days.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Martha, 2 April, 1881; d. 11 Aug., 1881.

Note. — Mrs. 'Rebecca, drowned off the Glades, 6 Dec, 1796, "with her
beloved son, Obed W. Nickerson." John Warren Sidney m. 10 Dec, 1906,
Fannie.

HASKELL.

Alfred (Micajah = Sarah Pinkham, Harpswell, Me.), b.

1825; m. Margaret Burns. She d. 27 July, 1904, aged 72 yrs.
3 mos. 18 days. He d. 17 Sept., 1906. Soldier in the Civil War,
3d Co. H. Art. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Son, 6 July, 1853; d. 26 Oct., 1859.
ii. Sarah, 14 Jan., 1856; d. 16 Dec, i860,
iii. Elizabeth, i Jan., 1858; d. 23 Oct., 1858.
iv. Sarah, 17 Aug., 1862; m. 29 June, 1879, Atwood I. Ainslie
v. Lizzie, 20 Sept., 1868; m. 3 July, 1884, George W. Townsend of
Hingham.

Note. — Joshua, son of John, d. 16 April, 1845, aged 19 yrs. Benj. W.
Robinson, Boston, m. 22 May, 1845, Mary. Francis H., m. 25 Sept., 1897,
Doyse (Carter) Ketterlimes, Singerly, Md.

1 8 1 Hatch — Haven— Hay den .

HATCH.

Jeremiah4 (Jeremiah3-2 William1, Scituate, 1634), b. ; m.

in Hing., sec. pre., 16 Nov., 1749, Mary, dau. of Joseph and Deb-
orah (Clapp) Bates. She was b. 10 April, 1723. Removed before
1760.
Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. James, 14 Oct., 1750.
ii. Lucy, 12 Oct., 1755.
iii. John, 14 Aug., 1757.

Note. — Warren, Jr., Hing., m. 28 Nov., 1867, Mabel N. Mott, Scit.
George S., Norwell, m. 25 Aug., 1897, Anna Begu, Scit. Susannah, dau. of
Henry and Helen A. (Philips), b. 12 April, 1902.

HAVEN.

Charles Francis (Frank = Frances Lavinia Seely, Brookline)
b. 31 Oct., 1864; m. 6 Nov., 1897, Margaret Bates, dau. of Levi
and Mary Rebecca (Tower) Tower. She was b. 19 June, 1864.
Resides on No. Main St.

Ch., b, in Coh., —
i. Charles Tower, ii July, 1904.

HAYDEN.

1. Joseph, b. , 1788; m. , 1811, Mary, dau. of Lieut.

Josiah and Silence (Willcutt) Oakes. She was bt. 20 Feb., 1785,
and d. 11 Aug., 1840. He d. 21 April, 1851. Built house on
Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Ann, 4 Dec, 181 2; m. 19 Dec, 1837, David Wilson. She d.
18 Mar., 1848.

2. ii. Alexander W., 27 Jan., 1815.

3. iii. Lincoln, 24 Dec, 181 7.

iv. Joseph, 13 June, 1820; d. 12 Feb., 1825.
v. Thomas, 5 Dec, 1822; d. 27 Sept., 1840.

2. Alexander Willard (Joseph), b. 27 Jan., 181 5; m. ,

Adeline Germain. She d. 9 June, 1897, aged 82 yrs. 8 mos. He
d. 27 Jan., 1887. Resided in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

4. i. John G., 13 Mar., 1839.

ii. Thomas Oakes, i Aug., 1841; m. (Int. 28 Nov., 1867) Nancy Stud-
ley, Scit. Soldier in Civil War, 38th Regt.
iii. Charles Bennett, 12 Sept., 1843; m. (Int. 13 Dec, 1866) Ellen Van
Patten. He d. 22 Jan., 1899.

iv. George Francis, 12 Dec, 1845; m. 1 Sept., 1868, Emma A. Pratt.
Lives on Beechwood St.

v. Alexander Willard, 5 Dec, 1847; d. 9 Dec, 1897.

vi. Adeline Louisa, 29 Dec, 1849; m. Sept., 1868, John Leonard
Litchfield, Scit.

Hay den— Hayes. 1 83

vii. Mary Susan, 27 May, 1852; m. 16 April, 1878, Horace Sampson

of Quincy.
viii. Ella W., 12 Mar., 1854; d. 26 May, 1894.
ix. Joseph Lincoln, 30 July, 1856. Resided in Lynn, 1900.

3. Lincoln (Joseph), b. 24 Dec, 1817; m. 2 July, 1843, Mary
Ann Powell of Charlestown.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Mary Ann, 6 Aug., 1843.

4. John G. (Alexander, Joseph), b. 13 Mar., 1839; m. ,

Emma L. Dillison, Champlain, N.Y. Asst. keeper Minot Ledge
Lighthouse; d. bef. 1891. Soldier in the Civil War, 1st Co. H. Art.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Idella Boynton, 29 Mar., 1877.
ii. Lucia Melvin, 3 April, 1879.

Ezra = Lydia ( ). She d. 12 Sept., 1820, aged 69 yrs.

He d. 7 Feb., 18 19, aged 64 yrs.
Ch., bt. in Coh., —
i. Lydia, bt. 5 Sept., 1798; d. 6 Sept., 1798.

William = Mary B., diu. of Asa C. and Charlotte (Mann)
Tower. She d. 27 Nov., 1891, aged 79 yrs. 6 mos. He d. 6 Dec,
1893, a8ed 81 yrs. 8 mos. 16 days.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Cushing, 5 July, 1843.

ii. Solomon J., 24 Mar., 1845; d. 24 Mar., 1896.

Jesse C, m. 8 May, 1870, Emma P. Ryan of Randolph.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Jessie Everett, 13 July, 1872.

ii. Maud Allison, 25 Aug., 1873.

Note. — John, d. at Hull, 20 Oct., 1845, aged 84 yrs. Elizabeth G., wife
of Daniel, d. 31 Aug., 1849, aged 59 yrs. Ann Maria, dau. of James A. and
Lydia Ann, b. 20 June, 1851. Daniel, d. 8 Mar., 1861, aged 100 yrs. 6 mos.
11 days, son of John and Elizabeth (Arnold). Ernest W., d. 1 Oct., 1881, aged
2 yrs. 11 mos. Helen S., d. 7 Nov., 1885, aged 40 yrs. 8 mos. 6 days, at Wor-
cester. Cyrus Litchfield m. 5 April, 1888, Mabel A. Charles TV., d. 28 Aug.,
1901, aged 75 yrs. 9 days, son of Joshua B. and Sarah W. (Smith) of Boston.

HAYES.

Charles Russell of Chelsea (Oliver = Mary), b. , 1847;

m. 30 Aug., 1868, Laura Ann, dau. of James and Maria A. (Wood)
Babson. She was b. 21 Oct., 1848.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Laura Tdlden, 16 Nov., 1868.

Note. — John Hughes, son of Thomas of Ireland, m. 1 Oct., 1889,
Johanna, dau. of Nicholas of Ireland. Daniel Dennehy m. 10 Nov., 1902^
Julia, of Hing.

i 84 Hayward— Heath — Hefferan— Henderson — Henry.

HAY WARD.

Samuel = Bethiah, dau. of Peter and Molly (Tower) Nichols.
She was b. 10 April, 1787. Lived in house which he built, cor.
of Sohier and Green Sts. "Carpenter." Soldier of the War of
1812.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James, 24 Nov., 181 1; d. 18 July, 1812.
ii. Eliza, 18 Nov., 181 2.

iii. Samuel, 28 Mar., 1814; d. So. Boston, 8 Feb., 1886; m. ; lived

in Waterville, Me.
iv. William, 26 April, 181 7; d. 25 Sept., 181 7.
v. William, 28 Oct., 1818.
vi. Lois, 22 Sept., 1820; d. 14 Sept., 1821.
vii. Peter, 5 April, 1823.
viii. Ruam, 1 June, 1825; d. 2 Nov., 1826.
ix. James, i April, 1828; d. 4 Aug., 1828.
x. George, 14 Nov., 1829; d. 22 July, 1830.

Note. — Sarah A., d. 27 Sept., 1878, aged 80 yrs. 10 mos.

HEATH.

Reginald Cary, d. 10 Aug., 1906, aged 1 yr. 26 days, son of
Reginald Cary and Dorothea (Bigelow) of Brookline.

HEFFERAN.

Agnes (White), d. 17 Nov., 1904, aged 61 yrs., widow of
Richard, dau. of Lawrence and Johanna (Morey) White.

HENDERSON.
Edward (married), d. 3 Nov., 1847, aged 35 yrs.

HENRY.

1. Harrison, of Weymouth, b. , 1835; m. (Int. 20 May,

1859) Julia F. Dunn. She was b. 1839. He d. 3 Sept., 1877,
aged 42 yrs. 8 mos. Soldier in Civil War, 24th Regt. Lived on
No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Margaret Elizabeth^ Feb., 1862; m. 25 April, 1886, Patrick Lyons.

ii. John, 22 Nov., 1864; d. 1 Feb., 1884.

iii. Harrison, 18 Dec, 1866.

iv. Thomas H., 30 Sept., 1868.

v. Peter William, 26 Aug., 1872; d. 28 Nov., 1873.

vi. James Francis, 26 Sept., 1874.

2. vii. George Anthony, 17 Feb., 1877.

Hen ry — Herbert— Herringlon — Hersey — Hesselburgh . 185

2. George Anthony (Harrison), b. 17 Feb., 1877; m. 5 Oct.,
1899, Anastacia, dau. of Hugh and Mary (Phelan) O'Neil. She
was b. 1880.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harrison, 23 July, 1901.
ii. Lena Francis, 3 June, 1904.
iii. George Anthony, 23 Nov., 1906.

William F., of Provincetown (Peter F. = Rosa Enos, Pico,

Azores), b. , 1861; m. 7 Nov., 1884, Mary A., dau. of Manuel

and Mary (Joseph) Gracia. She was b. 16 Aug., 1862.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mabel A., 6 Aug., 1885.
ii. George Alfred, ii Oct., 1891.

Note. — Joseph Henry Wilson, m. 14 July, 1887, Julia C. M., of
Duxbury.

HERBERT.

Edward E. Edson m. 26 Nov., 1891, Lillian L., both of Scit.

HERRINGTON.

George Alfred (Robert = Mary E. Clarke), b. in Cambridge,

, 1865; m. 24 June, 1896, Ada Brewster, dau. of William and

Calsina (Brewster) Richardson. She was b. 187 1 in Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. William Leonard, 7 May, 1897.

HERSEY.

Caleb, of Milton, m. 12 Mar., 1727-8, Hannah Stodder.

Wmow Hersey, d. 18 April, 1796.

John Park m. 4 May, 1859, Susan Maria, both of Hanover.

HESSELBURGH.

Henry1, son of Samuel, of Denmark, b. , 183 1; m. 3 Nov.,

1855, Mary L., dau. of Henry and Charlotte (Tower) Williston.
She was b. 17 Mar., 1837.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Annis Amelia, 14 Nov., 1856.
ii. Frederick H., 4 Oct., i860,
iii. Arthur Thomas, 6 Nov., 1862.

1 86 Higgins.

HIGGINS.

1. George Otis (Joshua Linnell — Jane Whitcomb, Capt.
Sylvanus = Sarah Linnell, Orleans), b. 24 Nov., 1836, in Hing.;
m. 24 Feb., 1859, Polly Eddy, dau. of Elijah and Mary (Marsh)
Pratt. She was b. 3 Aug., 1839. " Provision dealer." Lives on
Margin St.

Ch.,—

i. Arthur Otis, b. in Hing., 16 Oct., i860; m. 28 Sept., 1899, Mary

Alice Bourne. " Boat-builder."
ii. Clara Etta, b. in Hing., 20 Jan., 1863; m. 18 Sept., 1887, Charles
B. Wood.

2. iii. Frederick Chester, b. in Scit., 2 May, 1865.

3. iv. Joshua Francis, b. in Scit., 23 Nov., 1868.

4. v. George Foster, b. in Coh., 19 Sept., 1871.

vi. Hattie Jane, b. in Coh., 27 June, 1874; d. 2 Nov., 1895.

2. Frederick Chester (George O., Joshua L., Capt. Sylvanus),
b. 2 May, 1865, in Scit.; m. 26 Nov., 1890, Emma F., dau. of John
and Isabella (Simpson) Vance. She was b. , 1868, in Mass-
town, Nova Scotia. Lives on Margin St.

Ch., —

i. Elsie, b. in Scit., 9 Jan., 1893.

ii. Earle Watson, b. in Coh., 18 Nov., 1896.

iii. Loyd Chester, 26 Mar., 1899.

3. Joshua Francis (George O., Joshua L., Capt. Sylvanus), b.
23 Nov., 1868, in Scit.; m. 24 Nov., 1892, Celia Louisa, dau. of
Edwin B. and Melissa (Eastman) Studley. She was b. 29 Mar.,
1876. Lives on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Madge Forester, 29 June, 1893.

4. George Foster (George O., Joshua L., Capt. Sylvanus), b.
19 Sept., 1871; m. 31 July, 1895, Mary Louise, dau. of Elisha
H. and Mary C. (Small) Tillson of Provincetown. She was b. 17
Feb., 1867, and d. 19 Jan., 1903. He m. (2) 21 June, 1904,
Gertrude, dau. of Henry and Mary (Shelton) Wagstaff of Law-
rence. She was b. , 1882. " Provision dealer." Removed

from Coh.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Lois Shelton, 18 Jan., 1903.

Note. — Martin S. Hudson of Hing. m. 3 Dec, 1826, Rachel 67., dau. of
Joseph and Betsey (Godfrey) of Chatham. Mrs. Higgins d. 4 Feb., 1841.
Mr. Higgins d. 18 Oct., 1841. Child of Mrs. Higgins d. 6 Nov., 1841.
Samuel Belcher of Boston m. 13 Feb., 1842, Eliza. Joshua L., d. 15 Feb.,
1881, aged 73 yrs. 4 mos. Albert W. Litchfield of Hing. m. 2 July, 1885

Higgins — Hill— Hinckley — Hincks — Hobart 1 87

Rose E., of St. John, N.B. Zenas D. Lincoln m. 27 Nov., 1890, Nina E.,
dau. of Joseph H. and Alice S. (Crawford). Joseph Francis Martin m. 24
Dec, 1895, Bessie Freeman, dau. of James and Mary (Connelly) of Waltham.
George Edward, m. 30 Sept., 1896, Anne Elizabeth Wilson of Quincy. John
Parker Doane m. Esther A.

HILL.

Daniel (Daniel = Elizabeth Bonney), b. in Boston, 30 Jan.
1821; m. (Int. 17 Sept., 1843) Lydia, dau. of James and Lydia
(Mott) Litchfield. She was b. in Scit, 7 Oct., 1822, and d. 24
April, 1890. He d. 2 May, 1884. Resided in the Beechwoods.

Ch.,—

i. Daniel E., b. in Scit., 16 Sept., 1845; m. 18 April, 1869, Jane Morton

Jenkins of Scit.
ii. Lydia M., b. in Scit., 6 Nov., 1847; m- 2° July, 1869, Benjamin Crane,
iii. James Leavtt, b. in Coh., 28 April, 1852; d. 27 Sept., 1883.
iv. George Wallis, b. in Coh., 19 July, 1861.

Note. — Charles E., of Bath, Me., d. 29 Oct., 1882, aged 34 yrs.

HINCKLEY.

Freeman = Margaret R. Pope. Resides on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Emily Linder, 15 Oct., 1902; d. 6 July, 1905.

HINCKS.

Fannie, dau. of William and Maria A. (Yandel), m. 20 Nov.
1873, A. H. Tower, Jr. William, d. 22 July, 1879, aged 50 yrs.
1 mo. 13 days. Bethia A., d. 1 April, 1894, aged 73 yrs. 4 mos.
12 days.

HOBART.

1. Rev. Nehemiah4 (David3 Rev. Peter2 Edmund1, from Hing.,
Eng., 1633, freeman, in Charlestown, Mass., 1634, settled in Hing.,
Mass., 1635), b. in Hing., 27 April, 1697, son of David and Sarah
(Cleverly) (Joyce) Hobart; m. 14 Jan., 1724-5, Lydia, dau. of
Dea. Peter and Hannah (Allyn) Jacob. She was b. in Hing., 16
April, 1705, and d. 12 Feb., 1736-7. He m. (2) 5 April, 1739,
Elizabeth, dau. of Aaron and Sarah (Pratt) Pratt. She was b. in
Hing., sec. pre., 5 Dec, 1697, and, surviving him, m. (2) 6 April,
1742, Dea. Jonathan Merritt of Scit. Rev. Nehemiah Hobart
d. 31 May, 1740. He grad. at Har. Coll. 17 14; taught school in
Eastham several years, probably studying for the ministry under
Rev. Samuel Treat, whose pulpit he at times occupied. On the

1 8 8 Hobart—Hobbs — Holbrook—H olden— Holland.

death of Mr. Treat, he was invited to succeed him at Eastham,
but declined. He was ordained first pastor of the church of Hing.,
sec. pre. (Coh.), 13 Dec, 1721, and continued in charge of the
parish until his death in 1740. His grandfather, Rev. Peter Hobart,
was the first pastor of Hing. Soon after his ordination he bought
land near the meeting-house on the west side of the common, on
which he built a house. He records in his diary, "Raised my
house, Oct. 15, 1722. I came to Dwell in my House, Jan. 20,
1724-5." This has been the home of three of his successors in
the ministry, and is still occupied in 1908.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Lydia, —

i. John Jacob, 6 Nov., 1725; d. 20 Dec, 1735.
ii. Sarah, 2 July, 1727; m. 9 Jan., 1752, Francis Lincoln; m. (2)

7 Oct., 1764, Dea. Isaac Lincoln,
iii. Jerom, 2 Mar., 1728-9; d. 22 Jan., 1735-6.

iv. Justin, 27 Jan., 1730-1; removed after his father's death to Fair-
field, Conn., where he married and had children.
v. Lydia, 9 Feb., 1732-3; m. 4 June, 1752, Nehemiah Ripley, and

(2) 6 May, 1784, Enoch Lincoln, widr.
vi. Hannah, 20 Jan., 1734-5; m. 17 Nov., 1757, Abel Kent.
vii. John Jacob, 18 Jan., 1736-7; d. in two weeks.

Note. — Patience, m. 9 Dec, 1731, David Garnet. Joseph, "of old
parish," m. 15 Nov., 1750, Sarah Warwick. Allison B. Cobb, Truro, m. 17
Dec, 1876, Ella, of Hing. Sarah B.,d. 7 July, 1889, aged 72 yrs. 2 mos. 26 d.
Henry Morgan, of Brooklyn, N.Y., m. 7 Aug., 1907, Elsie McColI of Newton.

HOBBS.

Catherine, wife of James M., and dau. of Zeal and Catherine
(Skidmore) Danvers of Boston, d. 24 Dec, 1863, aged 56 yrs.

HOLBROOK.

William R., d. 31 Mar., 1897, aged 79 yrs. 11 mos. 23 days.
Adeline W., d. 1 Mar., 1903, aged 58 yrs. 6 mos., at Hing.

HOLDEN.

Isaac, d. 26 Feb., 1825, aged 26 yrs.

HOLLAND.

1. John (Henry = Charlotte ), b. in Boston, , 1816; m.

; m. (2) 25 Nov., 1851, Margaret, dau. of James and Margaret

(Prendergast) Brennock. She was b. , 1818, in St. Johns,

Newfoundland, and d. 29 May, 1887. He d. 18 Nov., 1877.

Holland— Hollingsworth—Hollis. 1 8 9

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry F., 12 Oct., 1853.

2. ii. James William, , 1854.

iii. Charlotte Ann, Dec, 1856; d. 4 Oct., 1858.

2. James William (John Henry = Charlotte ) , b. , 1854 ;

m. 28 Dec., 1879, Bridget, dau. of Mathew Allen of Ireland. She
was b. 6 Jan., 1859, and d. 28 Feb., 1889. He m. (2) 19 April,
1890, Annie, dau. of John and Betsey (Mclntire) McNeil. She
was b. , 1856, in Kildare, P. E. Island. "Mason." Removed.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Bridget, —

i. John, 20 Oct., 1880; d. 20 Oct., 1880.
ii. Mary Charlotte, 19 Mar., 1882; d. 7 Oct., 1906; unm.
iii. Margaret Ellen, 6 Feb., 1887.
iv. Child, d. 25 Feb., 1889.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, Annie, —

v. Henry Francis, 3 Mar., 1891.
vi. James William, ii Nov., 1892.
vii. Joseph Edward, 25 July, 1895.

Note. — James A,, Hull, m. 24 Feb., 1891, Nellie G. Morris, Hull.

HOLLINGSWORTH.

Mary W. (Thayer), d. 7 Oct., 1884, aged 63 yrs. 2 mos. 26 days.

HOLLIS.

1. John B. (David = Lydia ), b. 18 Aug., 1796; m. ,

Emily Childs. She d. 15 Dec, 1879, aged 77 yrs. 14 days. He d.
27 Dec, 1890, aged 94 yrs. 4 mos. 9 days. Lived on "the Ridges."

Ch., b. in Weymouth, —

i. Mary Harvey, m. 23 Oct., 1844, Thomas M. Smith.

2. ii. David, , 1824.

iii. Lydia Ann, m. 8 Oct., 1843, Joseph Smith.

iv. Emily, — — , 1827; m. 22 June, 1848, Edwin W. French, Weymouth.

3. v. John B., , 1832.

vi. Susan V., , 1837; m. 29 Nov., 1854, Lyman R. Blake, Abington.

vii. Addle A., , 1841 ; m. 19 Aug., 1864, Frank Stedman, New York;

d. 20 Jan., 1875, aged 7,7, yrs.

viii. Georgianna E., , 1848; m. 23 Jan., 1868, Chas. A. Taft,

Weymouth.

2. David (John B., David = Lydia ), b. , 1824; m.

10 Aug., 1845, Rebecca M., dau. of George A. and Evelina (Vinal)
Lawrence. She was b. 15 Aug., 1828, and d. 18 May, 1852. He
m. (2) 24 Dec, 1852, Mary C, dau. of James Damon, South
Scituate (now Norwell).

1 go Hollis — Holmes— Homer— H organ —Howard.

Ch., by 1st wife, Rebecca, —

i. George Francis, 23 April, 1849.
ii. David Franklin, 8 Mar., 1851.

Ch., by 2d wife, Mary C, —

iii. Charles Hobart, 22 Jan., 1854.
iv. Dau., 30 Nov., 1855.

3. John B. (John B., David = Lydia ), b. , 1832; m. 17

Sept., 1853, Susan B., dau. of Elliot and Sally (Joy) Stoddard.
She was b. 28 June, 1853, and d. 13 Feb., 1855.

Ch.,—

i. John Elliot, b. in Coh., 10 Jan., 1854.

ii. Susie, b. in Boston, 15 July, 1856; m. 4 Nov., 1880, George A. Tower;
d. 12 Oct., 1896.

Note. — Lydia (mother of John B.), d. 17 May 1874, aged 90 yrs. 3 mos.
1 day.

HOLMES.

Margaret P., d. 12 Aug., 1876, aged 55 yrs. 1 mo. 2 days.

HOMER.

Mahala, wife of James, and dau. of Wilson S. and Harriet
(Currier) Pike, d. 25 Nov., 1861, aged 36 yrs. n mos. 22 days.

HORGAN.

Daniel Thomas, son of Francis J. and Mary M. (Donohue),
b. 5 July, 1904.

HOWARD (HAYWARD).

1. Gideon, b. ; m. 31 Jan., 1759, Lydia, dau. of Abel and

Mary (Jacob) Cushing. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 23 April,
1738, and buried 5 Nov., 1793. He d. 12 Jan., 1812, aged 70 yrs.
In Nova Scotia Expedition, 1755; French and Indian War, 1759.
Revolutionary soldier. Lived near Little Harbor.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Gideon, i July, 1759.
ii. Polly, 6 June, 1761; d. 17 Nov., 1762.
iii. Polly, 21 July, 1763.

2. iv. William, , 1765.

v. Peter, , 1767.

vi. Moses, , 1769.

vii. Lucy, , 1771.

viii. Ruth, bt. 29 May, 1774.
ix. Lydia.
x. Betsey, ; m. Miller.

Howard — Howe. 191

2. William (Gideon = Lydia Cushing), b. , 1765; m. ,

Ruth, dau. of Adna and Ruth (Beal) Bates. She was b. 18

Oct., 1772, and d. 19 April, 1796. He m. (2) , Jemima, dau.

of Dr. Lazarus and Lydia (Wheat) Beal. She was bt. 5 Feb.,
1775, and d. 4 Feb., 1844. He d. 4 Mar., 1810.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Jemima, —

i. Ruth Beal, 26 Oct., 1802; d. 28 Sept., 1839.
ii. Mary Ann, 15 Dec, 1806; d. 31 Mar., 1877.
iii. Betsey, 16 Aug., 1810.

Note. — Asa, Castine, Me., m. 13 Nov., 1869, Mary Lizzie Brinnell of
Haverhill. Hannah (Stetson) d. 2 Feb., 1888, aged 69 yrs. 9 mos.

HOWE.

1. John Chase8 (John7-6 Thomas5 John4-3 Israel2 Abraham1),
b. in Boston, 6 Nov., 1827; m. 5 April, i860, Mary Gore, dau. of
George and Harriet (Souther) Ripley. She was b. 5 Mar., 1838,
and d. 21 Aug., 1893. ^e m- (2) T3 Oct., 1897, Mabel Allison,
dau. of William and Alice M. (Boyd) Yates, of Gloucester. He d.
25 Sept., 1901. Dealer in paints and oils in Boston. Resided
on Jerusalem Road and Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Marie, 23 Jan., 1861; m. 24 July, 1897, Walter Yates of Gloucester.
2. ii. George Ripley, 15 Sept., 1862.

2. George Ripley8 (John Chase8 John7-6 Thomas5 John4"3
Israel2 Abraham1), b. in Boston, 15 Sept., 1862; m. 21 Dec, 1889,
Lydia Nickerson, dau. of James and Sybil Augusta (Pope) Lowe.
Residence Beach St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

.,11., U. Ill ^uu., — ■

i. Sybil, 9 July, 1890; d. same day.
ii. Dorothy, 9 Sept., 1891.

Charles W. (Noah = Abby A. Stuart), b. Cambridgeport,

, 1842; m. 3 Dec, 1882, Emma Frances, dau. of Daniel and

Sarah (Pray) Hudson. She was b. , 1852.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Emma Hudson, 17 Nov., 1884.

Oliver Hunt9 (Elijah8"7 Thomas6-5"4 Isaac3"2 Abraham1,
freeman in Roxbury, 1638), b. 29 May, i860, in Dedham, son of
Elijah Jr. and Julia Ann (Hunt) Howe; m. 26 Nov., 1889, Martha
Dresser8 Paul, dau. of Ebenezer7 and Susan (Dresser) Paul, b.
Dedham, 1 Nov., 1865. (Ebenezer7 Samuel6 Ebenezer5 Samuel4"3"2
Richard1 of Taunton). Mrs. Howe grad. Boston University (A.B.),

192 Howe — Howland — Hubert — Hudson .

1888; member of School Committee since 2 Mar., 1903. Dr.
Howe grad. (M.D.) at the Med. School of Harvard University.
House Surgeon and Assistant to Superintendent at Boston City
Hospital, 1884-1887. Mem. Mass. Med. Soc'y and Mass. Medico-
Legal Soc'y. Since May 18, 1887, he has been engaged in the
practice of medicine in Coh. Sec'y Committee on Town History
since 1894 and a trustee of the Cohasset Free Public Library since
1898. Resides on No. Main St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Paul, 3 Feb., 1893.

ii. Julian Cheever, 24 Oct., 1895.

iii. Richard Withington, 26 Jan., 1899.

iv. Henry Forbush, 15 Jan., 1905.

Note. — Albert, Elizabeth, N.Y., m. 15 June, 1904, Alice C. Palmer of
Boston.

HOWLAND.

Louis K. F. (Zenas C. = Jcmimah Foss), b. Charlestown,

, 185 1 ; m. 29 Dec, 1873, Sarah E., dau. of Barden H. and

Esther Amanda (Brown) Prouty.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Penniman Foss, 1 Jan., 1875.
ii. Hester Clifford, ii Nov., 1876.

HUBERT.

Herman A., son of Moses J. and Albertina Zaviguerer, b. 19
Oct., 1905.

HUDSON.

1. Joseph, m. at Boston, 30 July, 1717, Martha, dau. of Thomas
and Mehitable (Frost) Lincoln. She was b. at Boston, 18 Jul)-,
1695, and d. 13 Nov., 1753. "Miller." Constable in 1734.
Resided on Jerusalem Road, near Straits Pond, where he owned
half of a saw-mill and -jfc of a corn-mill.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Martha, 14 Oct., 17175 m. 13 Oct., 1742, Benjamin Beal.
ii. Joseph, 19 Dec, 1719; d. same day.
iii. Thomas, 28 Jan., 1720-21.
— iv. John, 22 Nov., 1722; d. 23 Feb., 1786.

2. v. Joseph, 7 April, 1727.

vi. Ezra, 12 Dec, 1729; m. ; d. 3 Feb., 1814. No issue.

vii. Frost, 21 Aug., 1732.

viii. Hittie, 13 June, 1736.

3. ix. Hezekiah, ii June, 1738.

Hudson. 193

2. Joseph (Joseph = Martha Lincoln), b. 7 April, 1727;

m. , Elizabeth . Revolutionary soldier. Resided on

Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

4. i. Frost, 15 April, 1767.

ii. Ezra, 7 Nov., 176S; m. in Scit. 14 Feb., 1795, Abigail Hayden.
iii. Elizabeth, 25 June, 1771.

3. Hezekiah (Joseph — Martha Lincoln ), b. n June, 1738;
m. 2 Dec, 1762, Mary, dau. of Jedediah and Mary (Scarlet)
Lincoln. She was b. in Boston, and d. 25 Dec, 1763. He m.
(2) Mary Woodward, whod. in 1776. He m. (3) 22 Sept., 1776,
Abigail, dau. of David and Abigail (Joy) Marble. She survived
him and m. (2) 30 April, 1782, Capt. Obadiah Beal, widr. Rev-
olutionary soldier. Resided on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, Mary Lincoln, —
i. Charlotte, bt. 23 Oct., 1763. Given in births as Mary, b. 25 Sept.,

1763-
Ch., b. by 2d wife, Mary Woodward, —
ii. William, 28 Dec, 1765; m. 4 May, 1790, Seabury Stodder of Hing.
iii. Hezekiah, 29 Sept., 1767.
iv. Ibrook, 7 April, 1769; m. . He d. 6 Feb., 1815. Shed. 14 Feb.,

1841.
v. Rachel, bt. 21 May, 1772; m. 30 June, 1798, Joshua Horn. She d.

5 Mar., 1850.
vi. Ebenezer, bt. 13 June, 1773; d. 23 Apr., 1816. (J. W.)
vii. Scarlet, 21 Sept., 1775; m. in Hing., 27 Nov., 1800, Eunice Lincoln.

She d. 28 Oct., 1851. He d. 2 Mar., 1864. No issue. Resided

in Hing.

4. Frost (Joseph = Elizabeth ), b. 15 April, 1767; m. ,

Sally (Kilby) Stowell, dau. of dishing and Huldah (Orcutt) Kilby
and widow of Obadiah Stowell of Hing. She was bt. 20 Sept., 1772,
and d. 2 Nov., 1843. He d. 16 Aug., 1855. Lived on Jerusalem
Road near Straits Pond.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph, 12 May, 1796; m. 6 May, 1819, Elizabeth Eldridge of

Hing. Resided in Hingham.
ii. Cushing Kilby, 17 Nov., 1797; d. 19 Dec, 1819. Lost at sea.

5. iii. Daniel, 30 Jan., 1800.

iv. Sarah Kilby, i Aug., 1802; d. 21 Mar., 1855; unm.

6. v. Samuel Orcutt, 27 Nov., 1805.

7. vi. Henry, 2 Mar., 1808.

vii. Thomas, 14 Oct., 1810; m. 25 July, 1844, Harriet Morse; d. 17

Dec, 1871.
viii. Nancy Stowell, 23 Nov., 1813; m. 1 May, 1849, Gardner M.

Jones, Hing. He d. 17 Dec, 1871.

5. Daniel (Frost = Sally [Kilby] Stowell), b. 30 Jan., 1800; m.
7 April, 1823, Elizabeth, dau. of Bela and Martha (Nichols) Joy.

1 94 Hudson.

She was b. April, 1803, and d. 18 Jan., 1859. He d. 17 Sept.,
1888. Lived on Jerusalem Road.
Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Thomas Nichols, 13 Sept., 1823.
ii. James S., 30 June, 1826; d. 28 April, 1847.
8. iii. Daniel, 25 June, 1828.

iv. Eliza Ann, 26 Mar., 1833; m. 28 Dec, 1856, Thomas W. Pray,
Braintree.

6. Samuel Orcutt (Frost = Sally [Kilby] Stowell), b. 27 Nov.,
1805; m. 9 Jan., 1831, Roxanna, dau. of Nathan and Susan
(Phillips) Eldridge. She d. 12 Jan., 1851. He d. 26 Dec., 1843,
in Coh. " Mariner." Resided at Hing. and Coh.

Ch.,—

i. Lucinda, d. 10 Sept., 1844.
ii. Caroline, — Nov., 1833; d. 19 Feb., 1852.
iii. Samuel, ; removed to Wendell, Mass.

7. Henry (Frost = Sally [Kilby] Stowell), b. 2 Mar., 1808; m.
26 Dec, 1830, Polly Whittier, prob. dau. of Andrew and Polly
(Holley) Whittier. She d. 13 June, 1855. He d. 25 May, 1859.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry, 19 June, 1832.

ii. Demetta, 31 July, 1835; m. 13 Jan., 1857, Amos W. Farrington,

Lowell.
iii. Walter, 17 July, 1842.
iv. Almira Frances, 20 April, 1850; d. 27 Mar., 1871.

8. Daniel (Daniel = Elizabeth Joy),b. 25 June, 1828; m. (Int.

26 Sept., 185 1) Sarah, dau. of Thomas and Sarah ( ) Ray.

She was b. , 1850. He d. 1 Aug., 1892.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Emma Frances, 28 Nov., 1851; m. 3 Dec, 1882, Charles William

Howe, Cambridge,
ii. Lizzie, 3 Feb., 1855; m. 17 Nov., 1880, Martin Cushing, Hing.
iii. Sarah Kilby, 9 Oct., 1858; m. 12 April, 1888, William H. Rockwood,

Weymouth.

Asa = . Soldier of the War of 181 2.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Almira, 21 July, 1808.
ii. Caleb Leach, 13 June, 1812.

Note. — Rachel, bt. in Coh., 26 Oct., 1794; d. 8 Feb., 1795; dau. of
William and Seabury (Stodder). (J. W.) Martin S., of Hing., m. 3 Dec,
T826, Rachel G., dau. of Joseph and Betsey (Godfrey) Higgins of Chatham.
William M. Beal m. (Int. 22 Sept., 1857) Eliza, dau. of Thomas and
Elizabeth of Eng. Ezra, d. 7 Sept., 1869, aged 68 yrs. 9 mos.; birthphce
Prnvincetown. William Sweet, d. 5 July, 1904, aged 61 yrs.; son of William
and Elizabeth (Sweet), Plymouth, Eng.

Hugh es — Humble— Humphrey. 1 9 5

HUGHES.

James (John = Ann Welch), b. , Eng., 1856; m. 30 Nov.,

1882, Julia Margaret, dau. of Timothy and Mary Donovan. She
was b. in Boston, 1856.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Child, 10 Sept., 1883.

Note. — Gertrude, dau. of Harry I. and Mary A. ( ).

HUMBLE.

Sally, d. 27 Oct., 1856, aged 75 yrs.

HUMPHREY.

1. Thomas4 (George3 Thomas2, Hing., 1660, John1, Dover,
N.H., 1634), b. in Hing., 2 Feb., 1687-8; m. 20 Jan., 1714-5,
Anna, dau. of Caleb and Rachel (Bate) Lincoln. She was b. in
Hing., 15 Sept., 1690, and d. 5 May, 1725. He m. (2) 26 Oct.,
1725, Anna Lambert. " Ship-owner." He came into sec. pre.,
1720. Lived on Hull St. He d. 10 Sept., 1770.

Ch., by 1st wife, Anna Lincoln, —

i. Thomas, ii June, 1716; d. 10 July, 1716.
ii. Anna, 22 July, 1717; m. 4 June, 1751, Ephraim Sprague, widr.
iii. George, 12 July, 1720; d. soon.
iv. Sarah, 25 Sept., 1722; m. — - Hatch,
v. Dau., ; d. 5 May, 1725.

Ch., by 2d wife, Anna Lambert, —
vi. Thomas, 18 June, 1726.
vii. Joseph, 28 Aug., 1727; d. 12 Jan., 1730.

2. viii. Peter, 6 July, 1729.

ix. Caleb, 12 Sept., 1731; d. 31 Mar., 1736.
x. Micah, 4 Nov., 1733; d. 2 April, 1736.
xi. Joseph, 20 June, 1736.

xii. Caleb, 4 June, 1738; m. 29 Aug., 1758, Abigail Dunbar. She sur-
vived him and m. (2) 16 Aug., 1762, Hosea Orcutt.

3. xiii. Micah, bt. 28 June, 1741.

2. Peter5 (Thomas4 George3 Thomas2, John1), b. in Hing.,
6 July, 1729; m. 15 July, 1750, Mary, dau. of Ebenezer and
Deliverance (Kingman) Orcutt. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
20 Aug., 1733, and, surviving him, m. 2 April, 1774, Ephraim
Sprague, widr. Peter d. 1770. "Master mariner." Lived on
Hull St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Anna, 23 Nov., 1750; m. Dr. Israel Nichols.

ii. George, 25 April, 1753; m. Sarah, dau. of Mordecai Lincoln. Ch.,
1. George, bt. 24 Sept., 1780. 2. Harriet (posthumous), bt. 13
July, 1783. He d. bef. 1789, and his widow m. his brother Peter.
Revolutionary soldier.

196 Humphrey.

iii. Nabby, 11 May, 1755; m. 1 April, 1773, Obed Dunbar.

iv. Peter, 10 Oct., 1757; d. 13 Feb., 1758.

4. v. Peter, 6 Oct., 1759.

vi. Caleb, 5 Feb., 1763; d. 22 Aug., 1766.

vii. Mary, 14 Nov., 1765.

3. Micah5 (Thomas4 George3 Thomas2 John1), bt. 28 June,

1741; m. , Elizabeth Davis. Soldier in French and Indian

War. He d. abt. 1767.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

5. i. Jonathan Davis, 29 July, 1764.
ii. Susanna Davis, 3 Sept., 1766; m. 21 Dec, 1788, Aaron Nichols.

4. Peter6 (Peter5 Thomas4 George3 Thomas2 John1), b. 6 Oct.,
1759; m. 3 April, 1797, Mary, dau. of Samuel and Mercy (Beal)
Bates. She was b. 23 April, 1760. He m. (2) 13 Sept., 1789,
Sally (Lincoln) Humphrey, wid. of his brother George, and dau.
of Mordecai and Margaret (Caldwell) Lincoln. She d. 20 Nov.,
1833, aged 79 yrs. He d. 4 Nov., 1793.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

i. Peter, ) q c . T_
ii. Harry } 8 Sept., i793-
iii. Harriot, 15 Sept., 1793.

5. Jonathan Davis8 (Micah5 Thomas4 George3 Thomas2
John1), b. 29 July, 1764; m. 20 Dec, 1787, Rebecca Vinal. She d.
14 Mar., 1849. He d. 2 Aug., 1836. " Mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas, , 1788; m. , Sally Sprague, Keene, N.H. He d.

10 Sept., 1875.
ii. Ned, 22 Jan., 1790; m. 18 Jan., 1818, Joanna Whiting of Hing.
iii. Micah, Oct., 1791; m. 20 April, 1820, Celia F. Marsh of Hing.

iv. Anna, , 1793; m. 19 Aug., 1813, Robt. Beal of Hing.

v. Polly, , 1796; m. Zenas Stodder, and m. (2) 13 Aug., 1828,

Washington Cushing, widr.
vi. Joshua, 26 Aug., 1798; m. 26 Dec, 1819, Mary Hudson.

vii. Peter, ,1801. Lost at sea, in schooner " Ocean," of Hing.,

Feb., 1826.
viii. John, 13 May, 1803. Lost at sea, i827,in Brig "Royal Arch, "of Hing.
ix. Rebecca, 18 Feb., 1805; m. 7 Jan., 1827, Abner Humphrey,
x. Davis, 13 June, 1807; m. 13 Nov., 1829, Sally French of Hing.

6. xi. Martin, , 1808.

6. Martin7 (Jonathan6 Micah5 Thomas4 George3 Thomas2

John1), b. , 1808; m. 15 Dec, 1833, Abigail S. Whittier. He

d. 18 Aug., 1857, abt. 50 yrs. of age. She d. 26 Feb., 1880, aged
68 yrs. 8 mos. Lived on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

7. i. Martin Andrew, 16 Oct., 1837.
ii. Huldah H., 31 Jan., 1840; d. 5 Feb., 1840.

Humphrey— Hunt— Hunter — Huntoon—Hurlburt. 1 9 7

7. Martin Andrew8 (Martin7 Jonathan6 Micah5 Thomas4
George3 Thomas2 John1), b. 16 Oct., 1837; m. in Hing., 1 Jan.,
1865, Mary V., dau. of Joseph and Merriel (Bates) Thomas.
She was b. at Hanson, 21 April, 1843. "Ship-master." Lived
on Hull St. Removed to Hing.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Nellie May, 29 Dec, 1867.
ii. Frederick Martin, 12 Jan., 1872.
iii. Mabel Davis, 21 Dec, 1877, in Hing.

HUNT.

1. John (John = Susan , of Weymouth), b. Feb., 1818; m.

3 Dec, 1849, Emeline, dau. of John and Harriot (Nichols) Morse,
of Welles, Me. She was b. 23 Aug., 1818, and d. 1 Sept., 1907,
aged 89 yrs. 9 days. He d. 7 April, 1868, aged 50 yrs. 2 mos.

Ch.,—

i. Walter, , 1856; d. 23 Mar., 1858.

2. ii. John Wilmot, b. in Coh., 8 June, 1859.

2. John Wilmot (John = Emeline Morse), b. 8 June, 1859; m.
2 Jan., 1899, Elizabeth Alice, dau. of John O. and Mary Elizabeth

( ) Murray, of Windsor, Me. She was b. , 1867.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Murray, 22 Feb., 1900.
ii. Philip Morse, ii Feb., 1903; d. 15 Feb., 1903.

William Bradford (Asa = Miranda Derby), b. Weymouth,
1836; m. Maybelle Van Huysen. He d. 24 Feb., 1903, aged 66 yrs.

4 mos. 6 days; buried in Weymouth.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Donald De Wolfe, 28 Nov., 1808.

Note. — Jared Augustus, son of Jared and Catherine ( ), b. 27 Nov.,

1851. Eliza, d. 1 Feb., i860, aged 43 yrs., of Hull; unm. A. Ray, m. 5 Jan.,
1905, Georgia H. Jewett, both of Auburn, N.Y.

HUNTER.

Ralph Eugene, b. 15 Sept., 1894, son of Chas. W. and Nettie
(Bates).

HUNTOON.

Clara (Hoadley), d. 27 Sept., 1880, aged 86 yrs. 9 mos.

HURLBURT.

Mary Ann, widow of , and dau. of Cushing and Polly

(Nichols) Nichols, d. 6 Aug., i860, aged 48 yrs.

198 Hutchinson— Hyde — Hyland—Ingerson — Iotte.

HUTCHINSON.

Elmer Ellsworth (Daniel S. = Jenny Phelps), b. , 1874;

m. 30 Sept., 1896, Winnie May, dau. of Peter and Clara (Bowen)
Ruso. She was b. 1878, and d. 29 April, 1899.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Beulah Alberta, 10 Aug., 1897; d. 25 Sept., 1897.

Note. — Joseph D., m. 25 Mar., 1880, Margaret F. Johnson. Jesse D.,
d. 21 Oct., 1882, aged 74 yrs. 9 mos. 23 days. Grace A., wife of Benj. F.,
d. 30 Nov., 1863, aged 51 yrs.

HYDE.

John S., Bath, Me., m. 12 Sept., 1888, Rachel E. Holmes,
Boston. Thomas Holmes, d. 8 Aug., 1890, aged 9 mos. 1 day.

HYLAND (HILAND).

Isaiah, of Scit., descendant of Thomas, freeman in Scit. 1638;

m. Deborah . Lived on what is now Margin St., near

Hominy Pt.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John B., 5 Dec, 1830.

ii. Laban R., 26 Dec, 1832.

iii. Rebecca Elizabeth, 15 Jan., 1835; m. 8 Feb., 1852, William M.

Daggett, Emden, Me.
iv. Deborah A., 15 Aug., 1837.

v. Sarah, ; d. 22 Sept., 1843.

vi. Mable, — — ; d. 29 Sept., 1843.

vii. Thomas Wilson, , 1844; m. 25 Dec, 1870, Georgianna F.

Bradford, Scit.

Note. — Selena, d. 15 Mar., 1845, aged 46 yrs. Edward Clayton, m. 6
Mar., 1894, Carrie Apts. Samuel E., of Scit., m. 4 Sept., 1898, Carrie B.
Litchfield.

INGERSON.

Allen Cummings of Woburn m. 22 Dec, 1901, Emma Victoria,
of Boston.

IOTTE.

Philip (Joseph), b. in Me. , 1874; m. 9 May, 1900, Mary L.,

dau. of Manuel and Isabella P. (Taylor) Silvia. She was b. 5 Mar.,
1882.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Stella May, 19 Aug., 1900.
ii. Manuel Joseph, 21 April, 1902.

Jackson — Jacobs — Jacome. 199

JACKSON.

George C, b. , 1864; m. Minea E. Andrews. He d. 28

Feb., 1890, aged 25 yrs. 5 mos. 29 days.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Ellen Gannett, 15 June, 1889.

Note. — Michael, son of William and Ellen, b. 20 Oct., 1851. George
Murray, of North Sydney, Canada, ra. 30 Dec, 1907, Lila Belle Wolfe.

JACOBS (JACOB).

John3 (John2 Nicholas1, Hing., 1633), b. in Hing., 31 July, 1679;
m. 19 Feb., 1710-11, Sarah, dau. of Daniel and Elizabeth (Thaxter)
Cushing. She was bt. in Hing., 27 July, 1690, and was living in
1753. He made his will 3 Feb., 1753, and it was probated April,
1755. He had no children, and his principal heir was his wife's
grand-nephew, Thomas Lothrop, then fifteen years old. To him fell
John Jacob's "old house," on the site of which he later built a new
one. To Cushing Kilby, his wife's nephew, he left one moiety of
his new dwelling-house, and Kilby or his heirs afterwards purchased
the other part. This was on So. Main St., on the site of the present
home of Mrs. John Lincoln. He was taxed in 1749 and 1753 for
only one house, but he may have had an old one which was
demolished, and on the site of which Thomas Lothrop built his
house about 1760, on what is now Spring St. He was one of the
founders of the first church, one of its first deacons, was usually
styled " Captain," and was an important and greatly respected
member of the community.

Note. — Edward A., of Norwell, m. 29 Sept., 1889, Ella A. Osborn of
Scit. George, son of Horatio and Addie L. Chase, b. 4 Sept., 1904; d. 18 Sept.,
1904. Helen Maria (Sheldon), d. 25 July, 1906, aged 80 yrs. 8 mos. 5 days,
widow of Samuel James Jacobs, and dau. of Nichols and Harriet (Liverton)
Sheldon.

JACOME.

Joseph Perry (Victor Perry = Alexandra Rose Furtado), b.
in St. Michael, Azores, 19 Mar., 1878; m. n Nov., 1900, in Boston,
Margaret J., dau. of Joseph A. and Emercia R. (Nevis) Morris.
She was b. in Providence, R. I., 14 Dec, 1881. "Hair-dresser."
Lives on Lincoln Hillside.

Ch.,—

i. AnoLPH Perry, b. in Boston, 25 Aug., 1901; d. 8 Dec, 1904.
ii. Arthur Perry, b. in Boston, 28 Sept., 1002.
iii. Christine Perry, b. in Coh., 4 May, 1905.
iv. Edwin Perry, b. in Coh., 14 April, 190S.

200 Jamello — James.

JAMELLO.

Peter, d. 27 Mar., 1902, aged 26 yrs., son of Francis and
Felecia (Langutte), Italy.

JAMES.

1. Thomas3 (Francis2 Philip1, Hing., 1638), b. in Hing. 7 Dec,
1669; m. 30 May, 1704, Patience (Tower) Farrow, widow of
William Farrow, and dau. of Ibrook and Margaret (Hardin)
Tower. She was b. in Hing. 21 Mar., 1678-9. He d. 31 July,
1724. A founder of the church of the sec. pre. 13 Dec, 1721.
One of those interested in smelting iron at Turtle Island in the
Beechwoods. "Farmer." Built house abt. 1704 on So. Main
St. just south of "James's Brook," of which probably a small
portion still exists, making part of what is now called the "Central
House."

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

2. i. Thomas, ii Jan., 1704-5.

ii. Elizabeth, 21 Aug., 1706; m. 21 Aug., 1730, Abisha Stetson,
Kingston.

3. iii. Philip, 25 July, 1708.

iv. Jane, 7 Oct., 1710; m. 27 June, 1734, Jeremiah Lane.

4. v. John, , 1712.

vi. Sarah, 27 Sept., 1714; d. 28 Nov., 1714.

vii. Margaret, 19 Mar., 1715-6; m. 1 Mar., 1737, Samuel Drew, Hing.
viii. Content, bt. 21 Aug., 1720; m. 3 Oct., 1739, Samuel Harden,
Eastham.

2. Thomas4 (Thomas3 Francis2 Philip1), b. 11 Jan., 1704-5;
m. (pub. 15 Aug., 1730) Hannah, dau. of Samuel Holbrook, Scit.
She d. 20 May, 1781, aged 71 yrs. He d. 28 Oct., 1775. "Far-
mer." Lived on King St., where he built in 1729 the house in
which his great-grandson, Samuel G., now resides.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 15 June, 1731; m. 27 Nov., 1765, Joseph Willcutt, widr.
ii. Malachi, 5 Jan., 1732-3; d. 27 Dec, 1737.
iii. Thomas, 19 April, 1736; d. 3 Jan., 1737-8.
iv. Malachi, bt. 13 Aug., 1738.

v. Priscilla, bt. 10 May, 1741; m. , Luther Marble.

vi. Eunice, bt. 7 Aug., 1743; d. soon.

vii. Abigail, bt. 5 Aug., 1744; m. 29 May, 1763, Jacob Orcutt.
viii. Thomas, bt. July, 1746; d. young.

5. ix. Galen, i Oct., 1751.

3. Philip4 (Thomas3 Francis2 Philip1), b. 25 July, 1708; m.
25 May, 1738, Mary, dau. of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Lincoln)
Nichols. She was b. 22 April, 17 14, and d. n July, 1793. He
d. 9 Jan., 1785. Lived in house on South Main St. built by his
father.

James. 201

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Ruth, 7 June, or 12, 1739; m. 3 April, 1770, Joseph Loring, widr.,

Hing.
ii. Elijah, 30 Nov., 1740; d. before his father,
iii. Mary, 6 Dec, 1742; d. 20 April, 1743.
iv. Mary, 20 Mar., 1743-4; d. 19 Jan., 1778.
v. Lois, 6 Sept., 1746; d. soon,
vi. Cotton, 28 Oct., 1749; d. young.
6. vii. Christopher, 3 May, 1752.
viii. Eleazer, 6 Aug., 1754; m. Rosefair Brooks; grad. Harvard Coll.,
1778. He taught school in Hing. abt. 1780. Rev. soldier.

4. John4 (Thomas3 Francis2 Philip1), b. , 1712; m. 28 July,

1743, Deborah (Bates) Stodder, widow of Canterbury Stodder, and
dau. of Joseph and Deborah (Clapp) Bates. She was b. in Hing.
2 April, 1716, and, surviving him, m. (3) 15 Dec, 1768, John Turner
of Pembroke. Resided on "the Ridges" near what was then the
eastern end of Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

7. i. John, 16 Mar., 1744-5.

ii. Deborah, 23 Mar., 1746-7.

iii. Francis, 13 May, 1749; m. (Int. 4 Nov., 1773) Sarah Phillips. He

d. in Boston, 22 May, 1841.
iv. Enoch, 24 Aug., 1751; m. Abigail Adams, in Boston (Int. 26 April,

1775)-

v. Sarah, 13 Sept., 1755.
vi. Thomas, ii July, 1758.

5. Galen5 (Thomas4-3 Francis2 Philip1), b. 1 Oct., 1751; m.
29 Feb., 1776, Bette, dau. of Ebenezer and Elizabeth (Ripley)
Beal. She was b. in Hing. 10 May, 1755, and d. 9 Jan., 1841.
He d. 9 Nov., 1824. "Farmer." Selectman, 1787, 1789-1791.
Lived on King St. in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abigail, 24 April, 1777; m. Peter Ripley,
ii. Betty, 7 Oct., 1778; m. 25 Nov., 1798, Christopher Lincoln; m.

(2) 2 Dec, 181 2, Elisha Lincoln widr.
iii. Hannah, i Oct., 1780; d. 29 Dec, 1863, unm.

1V' > Twin Daus., 10 May, 1782; d. same day.

vi. Thomas, 18 April, 1783; d. 25 Feb., 1848, unm., at Boston. Soldier

of the War of 1812.
vii. Galen, ii Jan., 1785; d. 29 May, 1810.
viii. Malachi, 13 Jan., 1787; d. 15 Mar., 1815, lost at sea.
ix. Dau., 25 Oct., 1788.

8. x. John Ripley, bt. 23 May, 1790.

9. xi. Josiah, bt. 14 Oct., 1792.
10. xii. Ebenezer, i Feb., 1796.

6. Christopher5 (Philip4 Thomas3 Francis2 Philip1), b. 3 May,
1752; m. 3 Mar., 1785, Rachel, dau. of James and Hannah

202 James.

(Pratt) Litchfield. She was b. 28 Mar., 1762, and d. 6 Mar., 1802.
He m. (2) 27 Oct., 1803, Hannah Otis of Scit. She d. 29 Dec,
1837. He d. 30 April, 1810. "Storekeeper" and "Innkeeper."
Resided on So. Main St. in house built by Thomas3. He enlarged
it, and kept it as an inn called the "Red Lion."
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ruth, 16 July, 1786; m. 6 April, 1807, Joshua Oakes.
ii. Cotton, 30 Sept., 1788; d. 19 Sept., 1815.
iii. Elijah, 21 Aug., 1790; d. 31 Aug., 1806.

iv. Eleazer, 12 Oct., 1792; d. 13 Oct., 1871, unm. Soldier of the War of
1812. "Farmer." Last owner of the house on So. Main St. of
the name of James.

7. John5 (John4 Thomas3 Francis2 Philip1), b. 16 Mar., 1744-5;
m. 4 April, 1765, Lois, dau. of Adam and Jael (Worrick) Beal.
She was b. 20 July, 1746. Lived on "the Ridges" in paternal
home. Sold house to job Tower, 1770. Family removed after
1769 to Chesterfield.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. Moses, 23 Oct., 1765.
ii. Malachi, 9 July, 1767.
iii. Lois, 29 May, 1769.

8. John Ripley6 (Galen5 Thomas4"3 Francis2 Philip1), bt. 23
May, 1790; m. abt. 1835, Sarah C, dau. of Samuel and Rebecca
(Bradley) Cheney of Boston. She d. 14 Oct., 1861, aged 60 yrs.
He d. 17 Jan., 1865. Soldier of the War of 1812. "Farmer."
Lived on King St. in paternal home.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry, 13 Sept., 1836; d. 5 June, 1838.

11. ii. Samuel Galen, 16 April, 1838.

9. Josiah6 (Galen5 Thomas4"3 Francis2 Philip1), bt. 14 Oct.,

1792; m. , Ruth, dau. of Peter and Molly (Tower) Nichols.

She was bt. 5 Oct., 1794, and d. 29 April, 1882. He d. 30 Mar.,
1848. Soldier of the War of 1812. "Farmer." Resided on
King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abigail R., 21 Feb., 1825; d. 7 Mar., 1849.
ii. Mary Elizabeth, 8 Sept., 1826; m. Levi L. Worrick.
iii. Ruth Nichols, 15 June, 1828; m. 20 June, 1861, Charles B. Burbank.

10. Ebenezer6 (Galen5 Thomas4-3 Francis2 Philip1), b. 1 Feb.,

1796; m. , Priscilla, dau. of Elisha and Susanna (Beal) Lincoln.

She was bt. 27 Oct., 1801. He d. 18 May, 1856. Soldier of the
War of 1812. "Farmer." Resided on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susannah B., 22 Dec, 1828; m. 10 Sept., 1848, John Q. Peakes, Scit.
ii. Priscilla L., 6 Aug., 1832; m. 22 Dec, 1853, Thomas Bates.

12. iii. Galen, 31 May, 1834; m. 29 Nov., i860, Hannah J. Marshall.

James. 203

11. Samuel Galen7 (John R.6 Galen5 Thomas4-3 Francis2
Philip1), b. 16 April, 1838; m. 25 June, 1871, Elizabeth Ann, dau.
of Timothy L. and Adeline (Souther) Burbank. She was b. 17
Sept., 1849. "Farmer." Resides on King St. in house built by
Thomas4 in 1729.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Samuel Francis, 13 Feb., 1872.
ii. Laura Lizzie, ii Nov., 1873.
iii. Annie Augusta, 6 Oct., 1874; d. 17 April, 1876.
iv. Sarah Florence, 14 Jan., 1876; m. 15 June, 1907, Raymond Roscoe

Andrews.
v. Mabel, 18 Feb., 1880.
vi. Oliver Chester, 8 Dec., 1889.

12. Galen7 (Ebenezer6 Galen5 Thomas4-3 Francis2 Philip1), b.
31 May, 1834; m. 29 Nov., i860, Hannah James, dau. of Samuel
and Elizabeth Lewis (Lincoln) Marshall. She was b. July,
1839, in Dor., and d. 17 Feb., 1899. He d- 24 Oct., 1886. "Far-
mer." Resided in house of his father, King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Eben, 3 Feb., 1861; m. 30 Oct., 1887, Mary E. Fleming,
ii. Ruth, , 1862; d. 1 May, 1865.

13. iii. Ezekiel Lincoln, 21 June, 1862.

iv. Sarah Lizzie, 15 July, 1864; d. 17 April, 1876.
v. William M., April, 1868; d. 17 Aug., 1868.

14. vi. Frederic Galen, 25 Feb., 1869.

vii. Willie Marshall, 9 Nov., 1870; d. 5 April, 1876.

viii. Herman S., 15 Oct., 1872 ; m. 19 Oct., 1893, Sarah A. Bates. He d.

22 May, 1899.
ix. Eugene P., 3 Oct., 1875; d. 1 Sept., 1876.
x. Mary Elizabeth, 26 Feb., 1877; m. 29 Nov., 1894, Abednego W. B.

Richardson,
xi. Lewis Lincoln, 26 Mar., 1879; d. 12 Aug., 1879.

13. Ezekiel Lincoln8 (Galen7 Ebenezer6 Galen5 Thomas4-3

Francis2 Philip1), b. 21 June, 1862; m. , Nellie G., dau. of

Edwin and Myra (Fuller) Bates. She was b. , 1866. Lives

on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bessie Lincoln, 19 April, 1884.
ii. Hilda Gertrude, 3 Feb., 1887.
iii. Fannie Evaline, 16 Mar., 1889.
iv. Ezekiel, ii May, 1891.
v. Galen, 7 June, 1892; d. 29 Mar., 1900.
vi. Nellie Florence, 4 Jan., 1894.
vii. Marion Fuller, 14 April, 1896.
viii. Rufus Alden, 16 July, 1898.
ix. Child, 30 April, 1901.
x. Myra Ethelind, 22 April, 1902.
xi. Dorothy Osgood, 23 May, 1904.
xii. Robert Bridgham, 5 Aug., 1905.

204 James — Januschowsky — Jason.

14. Frederic Galen8 (Galen7 Ebenezer8 Galen5 Thomas4-3
Francis2 Philip1), b. 25 Feb., 1869; m. 29 Nov., 1888, Elizabeth
Rachel, dau. of John and Sarah (Clemens) McCormack. She
was b. 1 Sept., 1869. Lives on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Edith Daphne, 9 June, 1892.

ii. Hester Stanley, 22 Oct., 1893.

iii. Percival Norman, 19 July, 1895.

iv. Arthur Frederic, 16 Aug., 1897.

v. Susan Elizabeth, 4 May, 1901.

William = Mary McDonald.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Isabella Jane, 23 Sept., 1894.

ii. Rosanna Alice, i Nov., 1895.
iii. George William, 10 April, 1898.
iv. John Francis, 20 Mar., 1900.

v. Donald Thomas, 9 Nov., 1902.
vi. Henry Hogan, 23 April, 1908.

Note. — David Freeman m. June, 1835, Harriet. Dau. of Arnold,
d. Feb., 1840. Samuel, son of Arnold, d. 10 Feb., 1840. Elizabeth, dau. of
Arnold, d. 29 April, 1841. Frank P. Ham, of Manchester, N.H., m. 27 Sept.,
1905, Sarah A. (Bates).

JANUSCHOWSKY.

Adolph Nuendorff m. 18 June, 1891, Georglne V., of White-
stone, N.Y.

JASON (JACINT).

1. Joseph1, son of Joseph Jacint and Marianna Vittoria, from
Island of Pico, Western Islands, b. 5 July, 1821; m. 7 Nov., 1854,
Mary Ann Francis, dau. of Joseph F. and Elizabeth George
(Francis) Martin, of Island of Pico, Western Islands. He d. 22
May, 1906. "Mariner." One of the earliest to settle in Coh.
from the Azores. Lived on Snow Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph, 18 Jan., 1856; m. 28 Feb., 1881, Maggie A. Moroney.

2. ii. Manuel, i Sept., 1857.

iii. Frank, 19 April, 1859; d. 23 Sept., i860.

3. iv. George, 23 Aug., i860.
v. Lizzie, 9 May, 1862.

vi. Mary, 27 Mar., 1864; m. 28 Dec, 1888, John Ruddiman.

4. vii. Frank, 31 Dec, 1869.
viii. Mary Ann, 15 Aug., 1871.

5. ix. Charles E., 7 Oct., 1874.

x. John Leo, 23 July, 1877; m. 29 Dec, 1901, Charlotte Louisa Silvia.

Jason — lefts. 205

2. Manuel2 (Joseph1), b. 1 Sept., 1857; m. 12 Sept., 1887,
Sarah, dau. of John C. and Elizabeth (McClellan) Gillis. She

was b. , 1862. He d. 20 May, 1905. Kept the "Cohasset

House" on Spring St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Leo, 27 Nov., 1887; d. 15 Mar., 1888.
ii. Joseph Manuel, iS June, 1890; drowned in Gulf Stream, 29 Feb.,

1907.
iii. Laura Elizabeth, 4 July, 1892.
iv. Annie Philomena, 21 July, 1894; d. 7 Sept., 1895.

3. George2 (Joseph1), b. 23 Aug., i860; m. - — -, 1883, Eliza-
beth Adams Rose, dau. of Manuel R. and Maria E. (Antoine)
Silvia. She was b. 13 Dec., 1863. "Contractor." Resides on
Pond St.

Ch.,—

i. George, b. in Coh., 13 Dec., 1883; m. 22 April, 1905, Olive H.

Stewart, Framingham.
ii. Edith Adelaide, b. in Scit., 5 Feb., 1886; m. 19 May, 1906, Albert

E. Grassie.
iii. Edward Ray, b. in Scit., 28 Feb., 1888.
iv. Sadie Amelia, b. in Scit., 5 June, 1891.
v. Frank Eugene, b. in Scit., 8 May, 1893.
vi. Charles Roger, b. in Scit., 22 May, 1895.
vii. Sylvia Maria, b. in Coh., 4 April, 1903.
viii. William Hawksworth, b. in Coh., 10 April, 1905.

4. Frank2 (Joseph1), b. 31 Dec., 1869; m. 12 Jan., 1893,

Margaret L., dau. of Garrett and Ellen ( ) Supple. She was

b. — , 1864. "Police officer." Lives on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ellen Marguerite, 29 Mar., 1894; d. 15 Sept., 1894.

ii. Frank Thomas, 24 Mar., 1895.
iii. Helen Marguerite, 5 Mar., 1897.
iv. Louise, 21 Sept., 1898.

5. Charles E. (Joseph1), b. 7 Oct., 1874; m. 11 Oct., 1903,
Mary Ellen, dau. of Patrick and Ann (Kerry) Brennock, of Boston.
She was b. , 1880. Lives on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Leo, 8 Sept., 1904.
ii. Alice Elizabeth, 30 Aug., 1906.

Note. — Joseph Richardson Jacint, m. 23 Feb., 1861, Mary Ann Julia.

JEFTS.

Albert H., m. 13 Sept., 1892, Jeanette M. Botting of Hing.

2 o6 Jen kins — Jepson — Jewett .

JENKINS.

Luther7 (Luther0 Gideon5 James4 Edward2 Thomas2 Edward1,
Scit. 1646), b. 10 Sept., 1804, in Scit.; m. 24 Nov., 1831, Martha N.,
dau. of Paul and Priscilla (Tower) Bates. She was b. n April,
181 1, and d. 26 Dec., 1879. He d. 23 Mar., 1874. "Master
mariner." Lived on So. Main St. in house built by Paul7 Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Priscilla Bates, 8 Sept., 1839; m. 20 Nov., 1867, Philander Bates.

Samuel L.7 (Luther6 Gideon5 James4 Edward3 Thomas2

Edward1), b. , 181 2; m. Ruth . She d. Sept., 1838.

He m. (2) ; m. (3) 25 May, 1882, Emma C. Sprague of Hing.

He d. 2 Sept., 1886.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —
i. Samuel Bates, 21 Aug., 1838; d. in Chicago, 111., 3 Mar., 1876.

Note. — Lincoln L., m. 14 Oct., 1840, Adeline Bates. Nancy (Jenkins)
(wid. of Capt. Davis of Scit.), d. in Coh., 12 April, 1870, aged 87 yrs. William
E., of Rockland, m. 1 Sept., 1901, Grace L. Chamberlain. Elwyn Dicker-
man m. 30 July, 1871, Dora F., both of East Weymouth. George C, Scit.,
m. 15 Oct., 1878, Marietta B. Damon of Marshfield.

JEPSON (GIPSON).

MiCAH3 (John2 John1 of Boston, 1656), b. 21 Aug., 1716-, in
Boston; m. 25 Sept., 1744, Elizabeth, dau. of Joseph and Content
(Tower) Souther. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 4 Nov., 1722, and
d. 23 May, 1748. He m. (2) 18 Feb., 1752, Mary (Bate) Joy, widow
of Joseph Joy, and dau. of David and Patience Bate. She was b.
in Hing. n May, 1729. In 1771 removed to Chesterfield, Mass.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife Elizabeth, —

i. Isaiah, 2 Mar., 1745-6.
ii. Hannah, 12 Dec, 1747.

Ch., by 2d wife, Mary, —

iii. Joseph Joy, 25 April, 1756.
iv. Elizabeth, 4 June, 1758.
v. Mercy, 14 Sept., 1760.
vi. David, 25 July, 1762.
vii. Micah, 14 July, 1765.
viii. Samuel, 19 July, 1767.

Note. — Mercy, of Boston, widow of John2, m. in Boston, 2 Sept., 1723,
John Orcutt, widr. (of Hing.).

JEWETT.

Mary A., d. 22 Aug., 1868, at St. John, Vt. Frederick W.
Capell of Norwell m. 8 Mar., 1899, Olive F.

Johnson— Jones. 207

JOHNSON.

Williams Billings (Daniel, Benjamin), b. in Sharon, 181 1;
m. (Int. 10 June, 1848) Sarah Ann Fabens of Salem. She d. 15
May, 1883, aged 71 yrs. 5 mos. 5 days. He d. 15 Aug., 1872,
aged 61 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Rebecca, 13 May, 1850; m. 11 Feb., 1871, Louis T. Cushing.
ii. George Fabens, 3 May, 1852; d. 31 Oct., 1856.

Note. — Esther, dau. of Daniel, m. 15 Dec, 1825, Francis Lincoln Bates
Andrew, of Boston, m. 25 May, 1845, Rhoda M. Alley of Me. Daniel, d. 29
Aug., 184S, aged 80 yrs. 5 mos. 22 days. Eliza, d. 30 Sept., 1850, aged 78 yrs.,
widow of Daniel. Caroline R., dau. of Andrew J. and R. M, d. 17 Feb.,
1852. Harriet, d. 2 Oct., 1868, aged 78 yrs. 2 mos. 20 days, b. in Rochester,
Mass. Spencer L., m. 20 Sept., 1883, Alice M. Brown, both of So. Scit.
Ellen, dau. of Lawrence F. and Annie (Woods), b. 3 Aug., 1884, and d. next
day. John P., m. 27 Nov., 1890, Ottonia J. Blondell, both of Hing. William
Eugene, son of Edward J. and Helen E. (Herlihy), b. 9 Nov., 1896. Frances
and Ada, twin daus. of Samuel and Josephine (Forbush), b. 15 Aug., 1900.
Elias Sumner Thomas m. 6 Oct., 1906, Mary Ellen (Ryan).

JONES.

Joseph Davis, b. in Boston, 30 Dec., 1797; m. 20 Oct., 1821,
in Coh., Hannah Loring, dau. of Obadiah and Hannah (Beal)
Bates. She was b. 10 Aug., 1799, and d. in Nashua, N.H., 9 July,
1854. He d. in Boston, 12 Jan., 1899.

Ch.,—

i. Martha Ann , d. in Coh. 9 July, 1823, aged 15 mos.

ii. James Winchell, b. in Coh., 18 Feb., 1825; m. 20 Mar., 1857, in

Nashua, N.H., Amanda Malvina Davis of Tyngsboro.
iii. George Warren, b. in Coh., 29 Mar., 1828; m. in Charlestown, 28

Feb., 1850, Caroline Pollard Preble Bowman of Boston,
iv. Joseph Loring, b. in Plymouth, 15 Sept., 1829; m. 31 Dec, 1855, in

Nashua, N.H., Sarah Elizabeth Field of Merrimac, N.H.
v. Lydia Ann, b. in Plymouth, 14 Dec, 1832; m. 23 Oct., 1862, in West

Braintree, James McLean of Wrentham.
vi. Mary Bates, b. in Plymouth, 26 July, 1834; m. in Boston, 13 June,

1 87 1, John Hunt,
vii. Charles Henry, b. in Nashua, N.H., 26 Mar., 1838; m. in Boston,

27 Feb., 1864, Mary McDonald of Nova Scotia,
viii. Martha Ann, b. in Nashua, N.H., 16 June, 1842; m. in Somerville,

14 May, 1867, Jabez Pratt Dill of Boston.

Gardner Morrill (son of Morrill and Mary Jones of Wilming-
ton, N.H.), b. Feb., 1825; m. 1 May, 1849, Nancy S., dau. of
Frost and Sally (Kilby) (Stowell) Hudson. She was b. 23 Nov.,
1813. He m. (2) 18 Mar., 1857, Clarissa, dau. of John and Martha

(Lambert) Powers. She was b. , 1840. He d. 9 Feb., 1905,

at Somerville.

208 Jones— Joseph.

Ch., —

i. ) Twin Sons, b. in Coh., 8 Nov., 1857; (1) d. 8 Nov., 1857; (2) d.
ii. J 10 Nov., 1857.
iii. Mary Frances, b. in Coh., 1 Nov., 1858; m. 1 Nov., 1882, Erastus

Whiten, Jr.
iv. Arthur Merton, b. in Hing., Sept., 1863.
v. Charles Williams, b. in Hing., Sept., 1865.
vi. May Elizabeth, d. 15 Dec, 1899, aged 33 yrs., at Somerville.

Harry P. (Franklin = Marietta Pugley), b. , 1881; m. 27

Dec, 1902, Edith M., dau. of George W. and Belinda J. (Arnold)
Ainslie. She was b. , 1885.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. Virginia Parker, 23 Oct., 1903.

Note. — Lydia, m. 14 Sept., 1789, John Newman. Christiana, d. 1 Jan.,
1822, aged 57 yrs. Widow Catherine, d. 4 April, 1826, aged 86 yrs. Huldah
Jones' child, d. 22 Feb., 1813, aged 4 weeks. Huldah, d. 16 April, 1813, aged
abt. 35 yrs. Gustavus, of Scit., m. 30 Nov., 1843, Louisa Studley. Mary
Ann, m. 27 Oct., 1844, James H. Downing. Son of William and Isabel
Jones, b. 28 Sept., 1856. Louisa (Studley) Jones, d. 27 Sept., 1880, aged
58 yrs. 10 mos. Gustavus, d. 21 April, 1881, aged 61 yrs. 1 mo. Samuel,
d. 7 Jan., 1896, aged 45 yrs. 11 mos. 10 days. Russell, d. 2 Nov., 1897, aged
8 mos. 17 days, in Boston.

JOSEPH.

Manuel (son of Manuel), from Pico, Azores, m. ,

Elizabeth . He m. (2) 25 Nov., 1859, Mary, dau. of Manuel

and Mary J. Francis.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Margaret Jane, 13 Nov., 1850.

Antoine, m. 20 Nov., 1853, Mary Francis Silva. She d. 8
Mar., 1875, aged 48 yrs. 2 mos. 12 days. He d. 20 Dec, 1880,
aged 58 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 4 Nov., 1855; m. 22 Dec, 1872, Joseph E. Smith,
ii. Flemina, 19 Sept., 1857.
iii. John Lawrence, 12 Aug., 1862.
iv. Anna Lawrence, 9 Jan., 1869.

Peter = Mary A. Julia. Both from Western Islands.
Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Joseph Peter, 14 Jan., 1866.

ii. Charles, 21 Dec, 1867.

iii. Mary, 9 Oct., 1870.

iv. Willie, i June, 1875.

v. Albert Peter, 4 Dec, 1877.

Note. — Antone, So. Scit., m. 8 April, 1856, Rose Cossio. Manuel Joseph,
son of Joseph Silvia, Pico, Azores, m. (Int. 17 Dec, 1852) Hannah Miller,

Joseph— Joy. 209

dau. of Antone, Pico, Azores. Frank Fisher m. 31 Oct., 1867, Mary. Mary,
d. 20 Dec, 1868, aged 14 yrs. Anna R., d. 17 Dec, 1873. Mary, b. 31 Aug.,
1S74. Caleb R., b. 28 May, 1874. Lyman Lincoln m. 23 Nov., 1884, Marie.
Emmanuel, So. Scit., m. 30 Nov., 1884, Nellie M. Perry, Marshfield. Frank
F. Martin m. 25 Dec, 1885, Mary A., So. Scit. Antoine, m. 27 Dec, 1887,
Ellen Supple. George A. Hardwick of Scit. m. 19 April, 1900, Mary A.

JOY.

1. Prince4 (Joseph3-2 Thomas1 of Boston, 1638, built first
market in Boston; came to Hing. 1646), b. in Hing. 19 Mar.,
1690; m. (pub. 26 Sept., 17 13) Abigail, dau. of Richard and
Abigail (Farrow) Tower. She was b. in Hing. 14 Mar., 1693-4,
and d. 26 Aug., 1728, aged 34 yrs. He m. (2) 2 Jan., 1728-9,
Hannah, dau. of John Orcutt. "Farmer." Constable, 1726.
He d. 4 Mar., 1755. Lived on Beechwood St. in house now owned
by John J. A. Pratt.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Abigail, —

i. Abigail, 22 Mar., 1713-4; m. 27 Dec, 1732, David Marble,
ii. Susanna, i July, 17 15; m. 23 Oct., 1744, Paul Packard, Bridgewater.

2. iii. Amos, i Aug., 1720.

iv. Joseph, 25 April, 1725; m. 23 Nov., 1748, Mary Bates. She sur-
vived him and m. (2) Micah Jepson, 18 Feb., 1752. Only child of
Joseph and Mary (Bates) Joy. Joseph, bt. 8 Oct., 1749.

v. Submit, 10 July, 1728; m. 25 April, 1745, Mathew Gannett, Scit.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Hannah, —

3. vi. Abnah, 4 Nov., 1729.

4. vii. Caleb, bt. 30 Jan., 1 730-1.

viii. Mercy, i Oct., 1732; m. 29 Mar., 1748, William Bates,
ix. Lilly, 7 Nov., 1735; m. 23 Nov., 1756, Gideon Smith, Hing.
x. Hannah, ii Feb., 1737-8; m. 5 Feb., 1760, Issacher Bates.

2. Dea. Amos5 (Prince4 Joseph3-2 Thomas1), b. 1 Aug., 1720;
m. 13 Jan., 1742-3, Patience, dau. of David and Patience Bates.
She was b. 18 July, 1723, and d. in Coh. 14 Jan., 1817. He d. 28
July, 1803. Lived on Beechwood St. in house of his father.
Deacon of the Church of the sec. pre.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. Abraham, 5 April, 1744.

ii. Abigail, i Sept., 1746; m. 4 Nov., 1766, Newcomb Bourne, widr.
She d. at Springfield, Vt., 18 Feb., 1839.

5. iii. Jared, 19 Dec, 1749.

iv. Lot, 26 Nov., 1756; d. before 1777.
v. Elisha, 10 Feb., 1759. Revolutionary soldier,
vi. Molly, 4 Feb., 1762.

3. Abner5 (Prince4 Joseph3-2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 4 Nov.,
1729; m. 18 April, 1752, Sarah, dau. of John and Sarah (Franklin)
Curtis, of Scit. She was b. 16 Mar., 1733, and d. 10 Aug., 1793.
"Master mariner." He d. abt. 1773. Lived on No. Main St. in
1771.

2io Joy.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

6. i. Caleb, 27 Nov., 1752.

ii. Sarah, i May, 1754; m. 18 May, 1777, John Pritchard.
iii. Joseph, 16 Jan., 1756; d. abt. 1776.

iv. Melzar, 9 Feb., 1758; m. 4 Jan., 1786, Olive Lincoln. She d.
1793, and he m. (2) 1795, Ann Eliot; m. (3) 1800, Mary Eliot,
niece of 1st wife. Revolutionary soldier,
v. Abner, 10 Sept., 1760; m. 20 Aug., 1786, Chloe Nichols. Soldier of

the Revolution,
vi. Franklin, 5 May, 1762.

4. Caleb5 (Prince4 Joseph3"2 Thomas1), bt. 30 Jan., 1730-1;
m. 8 Nov., 1756, Sarah, dau. of John and Rachel (Tower) Stephen-
son. She was b. in Hing., 16 June, 1736. Constable, 1758. In
French and Indian War. Lived on Beechwood St., and on So.
Main St., 1771.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Susea, 24 Aug., 1757.

ii. Lucy, 16 Jan., 1760; m. , Thomas Wilson.

iii. Olive, 2 May, 1764; m. , John Creed.

5. Jared6 (Amos5 Prince4 Joseph3-2 Thomas'), b. 19 Dec,
1749; m. 22 May, 1778, Olive (Litchfield) Lincoln, dau. of Samuel
and Priscilla (Vinal) Litchfield, and widow of Galen Lincoln.
She was bt. in Scit, 4 June, 1758, and d. 31 Jan., 1821. He d.
29 Nov., 1792. Soldier of the Revolution. Of "Boston Tea
Party," 1773.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Lot, 21 May, 1780.

ii. Warren, 30 Sept., 1781; m. , Hannah Bates. One ch., Abigail,

bt. 6 Oct., 1804; ra. Daniel T. Lothrop. He d. 28 Oct., 1805.
iii. Lillis, 12 Sept., 1784; d. 22 Jan., 1814.
iv. Olive, 24 June, 1787; m. 21 Nov., 181 1, Jacob Pratt,
v. Elisha, 12 Sept., 1790.

6. Caleb6 (Abner5 Prince4 Joseph3-2 Thomas1), b. 27 Nov.,
1752; m. 15 Oct., 1776, Susea, dau. of Noah and Elizabeth (Beal)
Nichols. She was b. 24 Jan., 1757. "Mariner." He was
drowned in Plymouth Harbor, 22 Oct., 1797. She survived him
and m. (2) Eli Lane, and m. (3) William Harris. She d. in Brain-
tree. Caleb was a corporal in Capt. Job Cushing's Co. in the
Revolution.

Ch.,—

7. i. Asa, bt. in Coh., 13 July, 1777.

ii. Bela, bt. in Coh., 30 Aug., 1778; d. an infant.

8. iii. Bela, bt. in Coh., 2 July, 1780.

9. iv. Joseph, bt. in Coh., 16 Feb., 1783.

v. Thankful, b. in Coh., 14 Aug., 1784; m. 27 Jan., 1802, Edward

M. Vinton, Braintree. She d. , 1856.

vi. Caleb, b. , 1786.

Joy. 211

vii. Frank, b. , 1788; m. 31 Mar., 1813, Susan H. Ramsdell, Marble-
head. He d. , 1868.

viii. Henry, b. - — -, 1790; m. 10 Nov., 1822, Elizabeth Bass, Quincy.
ix. Abner, b. , 1793; m. , Winnifred Penniman, Braintree.

7. Asa7 (Caleb6 Abner5 Prince4 Joseph3-2 Thomas1), bt. 13
July, 1777; m. Nancy, dau. of Lot and Thankful (Tower) Nichols.
She was b. 1 Aug., 1776, and d. 11 June, 1812. He m. (2) 26 June,
1817, Hannah (Litchfield) Powers. He d. 2 Aug., 1818. His
widow m. 16 Nov., 1810, Samuel Lane. Asa was a soldier in
the War of 1812. "Mariner." Lived on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., by first wife, —

i. Job, 2 Jan., 1801; m. in Eng.; d. abt. 7 May, 1824.

ii. Susan, , 1802; m. 12 April, 181 7, Jonathan B. Bates.

iii. Sally, , 1804; m. 8 Dec, 1822, Elliot Stoddard.

iv. Mary, 7 Aug., 1806; m. 2 Dec, 1827, Warren Willcutt.

v. Lot, , 1807; m. Lamson, of Deer Isle, Me. 3 ch. 2 living

1908. He d. 29 Aug., 1855.

vi. Nancy, , 1808; m. 16 May, 1830, Adam Hardwick, Jr.

Infant, ; d. 19 Jan., 1809, aged 6 weeks.

8. Bela7 (Caleb8 Abner3 Prince4 Joseph3"2 Thomas1), bt.

2 July, 1780; m. , Martha, dau. of Lot and Thankful (Tower)

Nichols. She was b. 14 Feb., 1778, and d. 18 Feb., 1853. "Master
mariner." He d. 19 Aug., 1859. Lived on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria, 2 June, 1801; m. 14 Nov., 1824, Seth Beal.
ii. Elizabeth, — April, 1803; m. 7 April, 1823, Daniel Hudson.
10. iii. Bela, 4 Sept., 1806.

9. Joseph7 (Caleb6 Abnah5 Prince4 Joseph3"2 Thomas1), bt.

16 Feb., 1783; m. , Elenor, dau. of Lot and Thankful (Tower)

Nichols. She was b. 26 Sept., 1784, and d. 31 Aug., 1862. He d.
24 July, 1812. "Master mariner." He d. in Coh. from hemor-
rhage caused by his being struck in the chest by a falling mast
while unloading his vessel at Boston, after his first voyage as cap-
tain. Lived on "Joy Place," near cemetery.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Emily, — Mar., 1810; m. 11 May, 1828, Lewis Willcutt.
ii. Harriot, 4 July, 1812; m. 17 June, 1832, Paul Bates, Jr.

10. Bela8 (Bela7 Caleb6 Abnah5 Prince4 Joseph3"2 Thomas1),
b. 4 Sept., 1806; m. 19 Aug., 1832, Paulina, dau. of Henry and
Deliverance (Dyer) Snow. She was b. 14 Dec, 1807, and d. 10
Aug., 1895. "Carpenter." He d. 25 Oct., 1893. Lived on So.
Main St.

212 Joy— Kavanaugh— Keating— Keene.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Benjamin Snow, i June, 1833; m. 11 Dec, 1857, Deborah F. Bates.
He d. in Dor., 30 April, 1887.

ii. Martha D., 29 Nov., 1836; m. 30 Oct., 1861, Henry Clay Tower,
iii. Paulina S., 12 Oct., 1839; m. 9 Jan., 1865, John L. Pratt,
iv. Mary Jane, 10 Sept., 1842.

v. Ellen Maria, 12 Mar., 1845 ;m. 2 7 Sept., 1876, John M. Damon, Scit.

KAVANAUGH.

Charles H. Fullerton m. — Nov., 1868, Mary.

KEATING.

1. Thomas (John = Mary ), b. 1844; m. 1867, Margarette

Driscoll of Ireland. She was b. 1845. Lives on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. John Thomas, 23 Sept., 1868.
ii. James Michael, 25 Oct., 1873.

3. iii. Henry Francis, 14 April, 1876.

2. John Thomas (Thomas = Margarette Driscoll), b. 23 Sept.,
1868; m. 29 April, 1890, Margaret, dau. of James and Mary
McDonough. She was b. in Ireland, 1864. Lives on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Thomas Joseph, 30 Jan., 1891.
ii. Mary Ellen, ) . .. Q j

iii. Margaret Josephine, J ^Apm, i»95^ (d.4Oct., 1901).

3. Henry Francis (Thomas = Margarette Driscoll), b. 14 April,
1876; m. 30 Jan., 1900, Annie Agnes, dau. of Patrick and Mary
(Donald) O'Brien. She ^was b. 1879, in Ireland. Lives on
Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Mary Ethel, 13 May, 1901.

Note. — Thomas Murphy m. 28 Aug., 1856, Mary, dau. of John. Dai
M. Ryan m. 25 Jan., 1863, Alice Ann, dau. of John and Ellen.

KEENE.

1. Cyrus R. (Simeon = Sarah Elwell), b. 27 Oct., 1828, in
Bucksfield, Me.; m. 6 June, 1854, Abigail, dau. of Nichols and
Anne (Bates) Tower. She was b. 7 Sept., 1826, and d. 9 June,
1902. "Nurseryman." Resides on Beach St.

Keene— Keith— Kelly— Kelsey—Kenneally. 213

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah Elwell, 26 Mar., 1855; m. 25 June, 1878, Arthur H. Frost,
Boston.
2. ii. Arthur Richmond, 30 Oct., 1857.
iii. Anna Bates, > M ig6 Id. 3 June, i860,
lv. Abby Tower, j 3 ' ' )

v. Grace, 4 Feb., 1862.
vi. Anna Nichols, 25 Jan., 1866.

2. Arthur Richmond (Cyrus R. = Abigail Tower), b. 30 Oct.,
1857; m. 24 July, 1888, Adelaide A., dau. of Edwin B. and Melissa
(Eastman) Studley. She was b. 9 July, 1868. "Carpenter."
Resides on Beach St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Gertrude Eastman, 23 Jan., 1890; d. 17 Mar., 1890.
ii. Henrietta, 10 Mar., 1893.
iii. Ruth Adaline, 28 April, 1895.
iv. George Carlos, 12 Feb., 1900; d. 5 Mar., 1900.

Note. — Thomas Harrington m. 29 Dec, 1887, Margaret, of Boston.
John, drowned, 3 Nov., 1801.

KEITH.

Archa = Ada B. (Richardson) Herrington, widow of George
Alfred Herrington of Cambridge.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Kenneth Richardson, 12 Oct., 1906.

KELLY.

WilliamArnold, d. 12 Aug., 1902, aged 6 mos., son of Michael
B. and Eliza (Brophy). Edward Albert, d. 25 Aug., 1907, aged
76 yrs.; b. Frankfort, Me., son of Albert L. and Catherine (Pierce).

KELSEY.

George P. = Sarah .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas, — Aug., 1856; d. 5 Oct., 1856.
ii. Child, 13 June, 1857.
iii. Son, 18 Jan., i860.

KENNEALLY.

Patrick = Catherine Frawley, both of Ireland. She d. 18 Sept.,
1878, aged 60 yrs. 1 mo. 17 days. He d. 6 June, 187 1, aged
49 yrs. Lived on No. Main St.

214 Kenneally — Kennedy — Kenny— Kent.

Ch., b. in Ireland, —

i. Mary, , 1843; m. (Int. 18 May, 1867) Edward Powers.

ii. Ellen N., , 1845; m. (Int. 3 Feb., 1865) Patrick Sullivan.

iii. Catherine J., , 1849; m. 21 Oct., 1875, Edward Lynch.

iv. Susan Ann, , 1856; m. 26 May, 1875, Anthony Clarke.

KENNEDY.

John (Patrick = Julia Noon), b. 187 1, in Ireland; m. 9 July,
1893, Mary Jane, dau. of James O'Connor. She was b. in Ire-
land, 1868. Resides on Short St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Francis, 6 Sept., 1893.
ii. James Albert, 21 Mar., 1895.
iii. Henry Bernard, ii Nov., 1896.
iv. Mary Elizabeth, ii Nov., 1898; d. 26 June, 1901.
v. Rutha Grace, 25 Mar., 1901.
vi. Charles Herbert, 24 May, 1903.
vii. William Joseph, 10 Mar., 1905.

Note. — Francis, m. 13 Oct., 1906, Mary Ann Cheevers.

KENNY.

Cornelius, m. 26 Oct., 1886, Mary A. Hackett. Resides on
Pleasant St.

KENT.

1. Ebenezer2 (John1), b. at Charlestown, 18 Aug., 1680.
" Came to reside in the Beechwoods, on what is now Beechwood
St., abt. 1703, and built the first dwelling-house which was erected

on the west side of the Conihasset River." He m. , 1703,

Hannah, dau. of Joseph and Deborah (Coombs) (Sharp) Gannett

of Scit. She was b. , 1684, and d. 27 Mar., 1767. He d. 16

Feb., 1752. He became a member of the church in Hing., sec.
pre., at its organization, 13 Dec, 1721. Constable, 1727 and 1736.
Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Abigail, 12 Oct., 1706; d. 12 Mar., 1709.

ii. Hannah, , 1707; m. 16 Jan., 1727-8, Israel Whitcomb, Jr.

iii. Mercy, 31 July, 1708; m. 27 Nov., 1727, Stephen Stodder; m. (2)
8 June, 1757, David Bates, widr.; m. (3) 27 Aug., 1761, Jonathan
Beal, widr.
iv. Elizabeth, 6 Sept.. 1710; m. 7 May, 1735, Eliakim Mayo, Boston;
m. (2) 21 Oct., 1737, George Lewis; m. (3) 3 May, 1744, Ezra
Pitcher of Scit.

v. Susanna, , 1711; d. 23 April, 1715.

2. vi. Isaac, 27 Sept., 1712.
vii. Mary, , 1715; m. 31 Aug., 1743, Joseph Blake, widr.

Kent. 2 1 5

3. viii. Ebenezer, 18 April, 1717.

ix. Seth, 3 April, 1721.

x. Abigail, 29 Mai\, 1723; m. 22 Oct., 1744, Joseph Souther.
xi. Lydia, 24 April, 1725; m. 22 Dec, 1743, Noah Ripley.

4. xii. Abel, 7 Aug., 1730.

2. Isaac3 (Ebenezer2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 27 Sept.,
1712; m. 25 Oct., 1739, Rachel, dau. of Andrew and Rachel (Bates)
Beal. She was b. in Hing., 25 Aug., 1719. Prob. removed to
Nova Scotia.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Rachel, 28 July, 1740.
ii. Isaac, 9 June, 1742.
iii. Susanna, 30 July, 1744.

3. Ebenezer3 (Ebenezer2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 18
April, 1717; m. 11 July, 1739, Sarah, dau. of Christopher and
Sarah (Beal) Wheaton. She was b. in Hing., 17 May, 1718.
Removed to Leicester, Mass.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 15 Dec, 1740.
ii. Lucy, 4 Mar., 1743-4.

4. Abel3 (Ebenezer2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 7 Aug., 1730;
m. 17 Nov., 1757, in Scit., Hannah, dau. of Rev. Nehemiah and
Lydia (Jacob) Hobart. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 20 Jan.,
1734—5, and d. 9 Oct., 1823. He d. 15 Oct., 1826. Deacon of
1st Parish Church many years. Constable in 1762. "Shoe-
maker." Moderator, 1776, 1780. Treasurer, 1772, 1773, 1794-
1800. Selectman, 1772-1778, 1780, 1781, 1783-1786. Com. of
Inspection, 1774. Com. of Correspondence, 1775. Resided at
the Harbor on what is now Border St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Elizabeth, 26 Jan., 17595 m. 30 Aug., 1789, Capt. Abraham Tower,
ii. Lydia, 22 June, 1761; m. 14 Feb., 1782, Caleb Nichols. Shed. —

Sept., 1843.
iii. Seth, i Feb., 1764. Removed to Boston.

5. iv. Abel, 19 April, 1766.

v. Justin, 21 May, 1768. Removed to Haverhill, and then to Portland,
Me.; m. in Boston, 5 Jan., 1790, Lucy Caldwell.

6. vi. John, 2 May, 1772.

vii. Hannah, 29 Oct., 1775; m. 18 Oct., 1800, Capt. Abraham
Tower, widr.

5. Abel4 (Dea. Abel3 Ebenezer John1), b. 19 April, 1766; m.
22 July, 1789, Betsey Fletcher. She was b. 17 Nov., 1763, and d.
20 Oct., 1793. He m. (2) 12 Oct., 1795, Chloe, widow of Francis
Stephenson and dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Whitcomb)
Lincoln. She was b. 15 June, 1767, and d. 10 Nov., 1828. He d.
20 Dec, 1859. "Master shipbuilder." Resided on Summer St.

2 1 6 Kent — Kilburn .

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Betsey, —

i. Sally Fletcher, 4 Oct., 1790; m. 29 Dec, 1810, Amasa Bailey.

Ch., b. in Coh. by wife Chloe, —

7. ii. Isaac, 22 May, 1796.
iii. Justin, 21 Mar., 1798; d. 20 May, 1822.
iv. Perez, 10 Jan., 1800.

v. Betsey, 30 Nov., 1801; m. (Int. 31 July, 1858) Chas. Kent., son of
Justin, Portland, Me. He d. 23 Oct., 1880, aged 84 yrs. She d.
11 Oct., 1888, Quincy, Mass.

V.- I Twins, 25 Dec, 1803; \ one dA 26 *>ec. ' I|°3-
vu. S I one d. 11 Feb., 1804.

viii. Hannah Lincoln, 29 June, 1805; m. 13 Sept., 1832, John.Hardwick.
Quincy.
ix. Henrietta, bt. 2 Aug., 1807.

6. John4 (Abel3 Ebenezer2 John1), b. 2 May, 1772; m. ,

Alice . He was drowned, 3 Nov., 1801, off Brush Island,

with Sarn'l Bates and others. (J. W.)

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martin, 23 Sept., 1793.

ii. Polly, 19 July, 1795.

iii. Lucy, 8 Nov., 1796.

iv. Betsey, 17 Jan., 1798.

v. John Hobart, bt. 28 Oct., 1801.

vi. Jerusha, 15 Mar., 1802 (posthumous).

7. Isaac5 (Abel4-3 Ebenezer2 John1), b. 22 May, 1796; m. 27
Oct., 1822, Sarah, dau. of Laban and Sally (Lincoln) Warrick.
She was b. 22 Mar., 1800, and d. 2 Sept., 1882. He d. 10 Sept.,
1886. Lived on Summer St. in house which he built 1822.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Justin, 29 Oct., 1823; d. 12 Feb., 1825.
ii. Perez, 21 Oct., 1824.
iii. Sarah Jane, 23 Dec, 1826; m. 14 Jan., 1846, William V. Creed.

She d. 21 Sept., 1901.
iv. Chloe Lincoln, 20 Sept., 1828; m. 4 July, 1855, James J. Tower,
v. Elizabeth Woollaston, 20 June, 1830; m. 15 April, 1852, John A.

Pratt, Quincy.
vi. Hannah Lincoln, 7 Jan., 1832.
vii. Abel, 12 Nov., 1834; d. 12 Sept., 1875, at Boston,
viii. Ophelia Whtttington, 13 Dec, 1836; d. 5 Oct., 1838.

ix. Mary Ophelia, 7 Aug., 1841; m. Sampson. She d. 22 Jan.,

1903.

KILBURN.

1. William (William), b. in Province town, , 1786; m.

, Nancy, dau. of Nath'l and Ann (Rich) Treat of Truro.

She was b. 1786, and d. 29 July, 1822. He m. (2) 25 Mar.,
1824, Alice, dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Neal) Pratt. She was

Kilburn — Kil by. 217

b. 18 July, 1778, and d. 14 Nov., 1867. He d. 27 June, 1852.
" .\ Taster mariner." Resided on Summer St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. William, 13 Dec, 1807.
ii. Nancy, 14 Feb., 1810; unm.
II i . Mary Ann, ii Aug., 1812; m. , Warren Simpson. She d. 21

June, 1853.
iv. Albert, 26 Jan., 1814; d. 1842, Mobile, Alabama, unm.
v. Augustus, 17 Aug., 1815; m. 5 times; res. Boston; d. in Troy, N.Y.
vi. Diana T., 20 Sept., 1817; d. abt. 1876, Wilmington, Del. "Teacher"

and "authoress."
vii. Aquila R. T., 13 Aug., 1819; d. 11 April, 1820.
viii. Aquila R. T., 29 Jan., 1821; d. 14 Dec, 1850, in Calif,
ix. Sally T., 27 July, 1822; d. 28 July, 1822.

2. William (William, William), b. 13 Dec., 1807; m. 3 Jan.,
1830, Pamela, dau. of Ephraim and Polly (Rich) Snow. She
was b. 23 Sept., 1807, and d. 15 Oct., 1841. He m. (2) 25 April,
1843, Sally Bates, dau. of Paul and Sybil (Bates) Bailey of Scit.
She was b. 26 Nov., 1818, and d. 8 Nov., 1882. He d. 22 June,
1848. Resided on Elm St. in north half of house built by Capt.
John Lewis abt. 1780.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Willlvm Thomas, 13 Jan., 1831; d. 21 May, 1834.

3. ii. Charles Henry, 29 Sept., 1833.

iii. Caroline Augusta, 9 Oct., 1836; m. 23 Oct., 1855, Sam'l P.

Stoddard,
iv. Pamela S., 15 Sept., 1841; m. 25 Jan., i860, Geo. K. Nickerson.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

v. Sally, 31 July, 1844; d. 1 June, 1845.
vi. William, 5 June, 1846.
vii. Henry Bailey, 5 Aug., 1848; m. 16 Jan., 1871, Annie M. Livermore.

3. Charles Henry (William, William, William), b. 29 Sept.,
1833; m. 11 June, 1855, Deborah L., dau. of Lewis and Debo-
rah (Litchfield) Bates. She was b. 11 June, 1838. He d. abt.
1870. Lived on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles T., 29 Mar., 1859; d. 25 Aug., 1859.
ii. Charles Henry, 22 Mar., 1862; m. 1 May, 1883, Mary A. Cushman,

Weymouth.
iii. Lewis, 23 Aug., 1863; d. 7 Sept., 1863.

Note. — Lillian, dau. of Deborah, b. 28 Dec, 1876.

KILBY.

1. Richard2, son of John1 and Rebecca (Simpkins) Kilby of
Boston, b. 2 Jan., 1694-5; m. in Hing., 14 May, 1719, Abigail, dau.
of Daniel and Elizabeth (Thaxter) Cushing. She was b. in Hing.,

218 Kilby.

i Jan., 1699-1709, and, surviving him, m. (2) 10 May, 1739,
William Stetson. He d. suddenly, 4 Dec, 1736, in Boston.
"Master mariner." Lived near "Ship Cove."

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Catherine, 26 April, 1720; m. 26 Mar., 1745, Daniel Lincoln.

2. ii. John, 14 May, 1722.

iii. William, 23 Mar., 1723-4; d. 20 May, 1725.

iv. William, bt. 17 July, 1726; m. 12 Jan., 1748, Rebecca Allyne.
She m. (2) 9 June, 1754, Thomas Lincoln.

3. v. Cushing, 24 Mar., 1727-8.

vi. Nath'l Cushing, 2 Jan., 1 730-1; d. 2 Dec, 1732.
vii. Sarah, 17 Feb., 1736-7.
viii. Abigail, 17 Feb., 1736-7; d. 16 Aug., 1737.

2. John3 (Richard2 John1), b. 14 May, 1722; m. 9 Feb., 1747-8,
Elizabeth, dau. of Joshua and Abigail (Joy) Bates. She was b.
21 April, 1726. Resided on west side of Summer wSt. Revolution-
ary soldier.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

4. i. Richard, 31 Aug., 1748.

ii. John, i May, 1750. Revolutionary soldier,
iii. Christopher, 28 June, 1752; m. 22 June, 1774, Rachel Stodder.

Revolutionary soldier,
iv. William, i Jan., 1755.
v. Katherine, 25 May, 1757.
vi. Nathaniel, 21 Sept., 1760.
vii. Thomas, 22 Mar., 1762. Living in 1800.
viii. Elizabeth, 19 Aug., 1764; m. 26 Dec, 1782, Melzar Byram, North

Yarmouth.
ix. Abigail, 19 Dec, 1767; m. Bela Brown; m. (2) 20 Feb., 1798,

Lothrop Litchfield, Scit.

3. Cushing3 (Richard2 John1), b. 24 Mar., 1727-8; m. 19 Jan.,
1755, Huldah, dau. of Samuel and Mercy (Pratt) Orcutt. She
was b. 25 Oct., 1734. "Mariner." Lived in house which he
inherited from Capt. John Jacob, on So. Main St., on site of house
now residence of Mrs. John J. Lincoln.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Samuel, 21 Aug., 1755; m. 27 April, 1777, Alice Neal. Revolutionary
soldier.

5. ii. Thomas, 4 June, 1757.

iii. Rebecca, bt. 12 Aug., 1759.
iv. Abigail, 8 Jan., 1761; d. 10 Mar., 1761.
v. Huldah, 21 Feb., 1762; d. soon,
vi. Fanny, 29 July, 1763; m. 17 Sept., 1781, Lazarus Lincoln; m. (2)

21 Dec, 1801, Dea. Israel Litchfield of Scituate.
vii. Stuart, bt. 25 Jan., 1766.

viii. Huldah, bt. 11 Oct., 1767; m. 4 Aug., 1785, Amos Lincoln,
ix. Sarah, bt. 20 Sept., 1772; m. 23 April, 1789, Obadiah Stowell, widr.,

Hing.; m. (2) Frost Hudson.

Kilby —Kilgove — Kimball. 219

21 Feb., 1774, Priscilla, dau. of Samuel and Priscilla (Vinal)
Litchfield. She was bt. 7 July, 1754. He m. (2) 10 Jan., 1778,
Hannah Wade of Scit. Revolutionary soldier.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by wife Priscilla, —

i. Priscilla, 22 Sept., 1776.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by wife Hannah, —

ii. John, 20 June, 1779.
iii. Richard, 28 Oct., 1781.
iv. Katherine, 22 Sept., 1782.

6. Thomas4 (Cushing3 Richard2 John1), b. 4 June, 1757; m.
12 April, 1781, Winnifred, dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Whit-
comb) Lincoln. She was bt. 2 Nov., 1760. Removed to Freeport,
Me., after 1792.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Katherine, 30 Oct., 1781.
ii. Thomas, 30 Jan., 1784.
iii. Bethia, 18 Mar., 1787.
iv. Hepsibah, 23 Nov., 1788; m. 24 June, 1810, John Wilson.

v. Merriel, 27 June, 1790.
vi. Sally, 31 July, 1792.

vf £Zr'Hns,b.inFreeIx,r,,Me.

Note. — William, a son of Sarah Kilby, bt. 17 July, 1763. John Broward,
son of Michael and Betsey, b. 12 April, 1853.

KILGOVE.

Edward Cobb m. 19 Oct., 1847, Harriet, both of Boston.

KIMBALL.

1. Peter Cammett9 (John8 Jedediah7 Jesse6 Amos5 Richard'1
John3 Richard2-1), b. 22 July, 1822; m. 20 Nov., 1845, Mary A.,
dau. of Isaiah Baker of Truro and Boston. Richard1, the
ancestor, came to Watertown, Mass., 1634. Proprietor of "Kim-
ball's Hotel," on Atlantic Ave., near Pleasant Beach.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Alden, 29 Oct., 1846; d. 14 April, 1850.
ii. Mary Ann Hall, i Feb., 1849; m. 18 Mar., 1869, Charles F. Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

2. iii. George William, 27 May, 1851.

iv. Lizzie Seaver, 27 Aug., 1857; m. 5 Sept., 1882, Thomas A. Watson.

3. v. Henry Brigham, 25 June, 1859.

2. George William10 (Peter C.9 John8 Jedediah7 Jesse6 Amos*
Richard4 John3 Richard2-1), b. in Coh., 27 May, 1851; m. 12 April,

2 2 o Kim ball— King.

1876, E. Augusta, dau. of Lewis and Mary A. (Souther) Lincoln.
She was b. 24 April, 1850, and d. 20 Aug., 1902. Resides on So.
Alain St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

4. i. Peter Caiimett, ii July, 1879; m. 20 April, 1899, E. Grace Litch-
field of Scit.

3. Henry Brigham10 (Peter C.9 John8 Jedediah7 Jesse6 Amos5
Richard4 John3 Richard2-1), b. 25 June, 1859; m. 10 Mar., 1885,
Minnie Annette, dau. of Dr. George and Ann Maria (Smith)
Cutler. She was b. 16 Dec, i860. Resides on Atlantic Ave.,
"Kimball's Hotel."

Ch.,—

i. Lizzie Watson, b. in Boston, 10 Dec, 1885.

ii. Anna Leland, b. in Boston, 11 April, 1887; m. 25 April, 1906, Odin

Towle.
iii. Eunice Cutler, b. in Boston, 20 Oct., 1888.
iv. Laura Baker, b. in Boston, 2 Oct., 1890.

v. John Henry, b. in Boston, 14 Oct., 1892.
vi. Edith, b. in Boston, 14 Sept., 1893.
vii. Carolyn Amelia, b. in Coh., 19 Dec, 1895.

4. Peter Cammett11 (George W.10 Peter C.9 John8 Jedediah7
Jesse6 Amos5 Richard4 John3 Richard1'-1), b. 11 July, 1879; m. 20
April, 1899, E. Grace, dau. of Walter and Abby C. (Vinal) Litch-
field of Scit. She was b. 1879. Resides on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. Florence, 31 Oct., 1899.
ii. Elsie B., 19 Oct., 1900.
iii. George W., 25 Sept., 1901.

Note. — Albert M., Hing., m. 26 Nov., 1907, Clara Adele Mapes.

KING.

Peter (Peter = Margaret Longope), b. Nova Scotia, 1851; m.
14 June, 1873, Margaret, dau. of Michael and Olivet (Frazier)
Lavenge. She was b. in Nova Scotia, 1853. "Mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. Peter, 25 July, 1873.

Note. — Joaquin M., 14 June, 1857, Maria Julia. Rose M., dau. of

Manuel and Mary ( ), aged 19 yrs. 5 mos. Michael Keenan m. 5 April,

1899, Lizzie.

Kingman — Kingsbury — Kin sley—Kittrell. 2 2 1

KINGMAN.

Abner (John Eliab = Jane Todd), b. 8 Sept., 1795, Hing.; m.
16 Nov., 1817, Zebiah, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth (Beal)

Nichols. She was b. , 1798, and d. 8 Feb., 1820. He m. (2)

10 Jan., 1822, Eliza C, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth (Beal)
Nichols. She was b. abt. 1795. He was lost at sea, in schooner
"Globe" of Hing., 30 Mar., 1823.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Zebiah, — June, 1818; m. 1 Jan., 1838, Thomas Tileston, 2d, of
Dorchester.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

ii. Abner C, 28 June, 1822.

KINGSBURY.

George A., d. 22 July, 1890, aged 41 yrs. 3 mos. 12 days.

KINSLEY.

Edward, b. , 18 10; m. , Jane Fanning. She d. 2

Oct., 1899, aged 81 yrs. He d. 26 Jan., 1880, aged 70 yrs.
Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Edward, 4 Aug., 1852; m. 27 Nov., 1879, Mary R. Ainslie.

She d. 10 Jan., 1882, aged 20 yrs. 3 mos. 13 days. He m. (2) Mary

Jane (Ritchie) Dempsey, of Stoneham.
ii. Thomas F., 3 Feb., 1856.
iii. Sarah Catherine, 28 Feb., i860.

Thomas F. (Edward = Jane Fanning), b. 3 Feb., 1856; m. ,

1891, Emma Latisia, dau. of Waldo C. and Emily J. (Reed)
Locke. She was b. 31 Jan., 1868, and d. 19 May, 1901. Resides
on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Roberta Frances, ii Dec, 1891.

ii. Gracie Helen, 27 Jan., 1893.
iii. William Edward, 29 Oct., 1894.
iv. Robert, 25 Oct., 1899.

KITTRELL.

Charles L., b. 23 Aug., 1851; m. , Sarah J. Leeds.

He d. 24 July, 1900. "Printer." Constable for several years.
Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. JosrE, 12 Mar., 1874; d. 12 Mar., 1874.
ii. Charles Warren, 17 July, 1875; d. 30 April, 1893.

222 Klamer — Knapp — Knight — K n ox —Lakin — Lambert .

KLAMER.

Carrie A., d. n Aug., 1895, aSe<^ 9 mos- 2I days.

KNAPP.

Sarah E. (Pratt), d. 26 July, 1898, aged 45 yrs. 11 mos. 8 days.

KNEELAND.
Eliza M. (Curtis), d. 24 Sept., 1879, aged 62 yrs.

KNIGHT.

Winthrop, son of Martin of Hull, b. 29 June, 1851; m. 20 Dec.,
1875, Mary L., dau. of David and Eliza (Lincoln) Beal. She was
b. 6 Aug., 1853, and d. 18 Aug., 1893. Birth record, "Mary Sears."
Removed to Hull.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Winthrop, ii Dec, 1878.
ii. Willie Beal, 7 Aug., 1882.
iii. Child, 29 Dec, 1886.
iv. Kate Alberta, 3 Mar., 1889.

Note. — Jonas, d. 22 Mar., 1814. Mary E., d. 29 Nov., 1874, aged 3 yrs.
5 mos. 9 days.

KNOWLES.

Henry Miles, son of John Adams and Sarah Elizabeth (Apple-
ton) Lowell; d. 13 July, 1903, aged 52 yrs. 8 mos. 13 days; buried
at Cambridge.

KNOX.

Harriet (Crockett), widow of Chas. H., and dau. of James
Crockett, Portland, Me.; d. 24 Sept., 1907, aged 93 yrs. 10 mos.

LAKIN.

Martha Jane (Murray), widow, dau. of Benjamin and Rosa-
mond (Davis) Murray, Parkman, Me.; d. 17 April, 1903; buried at
Fall River. She was 61 vrs. 4 mos. 10 davs old. Ticket agent,
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Left one dau.

LAMBERT.

1. Henry (Thomas of Scituate), b. -, 1740; m. in Hing.,

sec. pre., 17 Dec, 1767, Hannah, dau. of Joshua and Percilla
(Paine) Beal. She was b. in Hing. 30 Nov., 1744, and d. — Oct.,
1837. Resided on Lambert Lane, off Hull St. He d. 14 Mar.,
1826. Soldier in French and Indian War. Revolutionary soldier.

Lambert — Landry— Lane. 223

Ch.,—

i. Hannah, , 1781; m. , Christopher Beal.

ii. Anna, , 1783; m. 23 Sept., 1804, Elkanah Binney.

iii. Sally, , 1783; m. 10 May, 1805, Caleb Beal.

2. iv. Isaac, 5 Nov., 1788.

2. Isaac (Henry = Hannah Beal), b. 5 Nov., 1788; m. ,

Mary Palmer Barrell of Scit. She d. 20 Feb., 1870, aged 85 yrs.
6 mos. He d. 12 Feb., 1856. "Farmer." Soldier of the War of
18 12. Lived on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha, 4 Dec, 1807; m. 19 April, 1834, John Powers,
ii. Hannah, 3 Feb., 1809; m. 17 Mar., 1825, John Dady.
iii. Polly B., 26 Nov., 1810; m. 18 Mar., 1830, Joseph Nichols; m.

(2) (Int. 28 Sept., 1853), John Coin,
iv. Rebecca, 17 Dec, 1812; m. 27 April, 1831, Thomas Tower; m.

(2) 20 June, 1857, John Tyrer. She d. 18 April, 1892.
v. Child, — Jan., 1815; d. 4 Feb., 1815.
vi. Jane B., 14 Sept., 1816; d. 22 Feb., 1819; unm.

3. vii. Isaac Henry, 19 Dec, 1818.
viii. Child, d. — Nov., 1820.

ix. Sally, 6 Feb., 1822; m. 16 April, 1837, Asa Cushing Tower.
x. John James, 2 Aug., 1824; m. 28 Nov., 1844, Hannah J. Thurston.
He d. 21 Feb., 1900, Kittery, Me.

3. Isaac Henry (Isaac Henry = Hannah Beal), b. 19 Dec,
18 18; m. Caroline J. (Carter), widow of Wm. Beal. She d. 24
Sept., 1864, aged 64 yrs. He m. (2) n Mar., 1865, Adeline M.
(Carter), widow of Daniel L. Beal. He d. 26 Oct., 1904. "Far-
mer." Lived at No. Coh. on Lambert Lane.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline Theresa, 30 Sept., 1839; m. 1 Jan., i860, Alson S. Richard-
son.

Note. — Abel Beal m. 11 Mar., 1755, Deborah.

LANDRY.

Arthur, d. 4 July, 1883, aged 2 yrs. 6 mos.; of Weymouth.

LANE.

1. Ebenezer5 (Ebenezer4-3 George2 William1), b. 24 June, 1720;
m. (Int. 8 Sept., 1744) Hannah, dau. of James and Hannah

(Lambert) Bowker. She was b. in Scit., . "July 7, 1765,

Ebenezer Lane and Hannah his wife were admitted to the church
in Coh." Constable, 1759. He d. abt. 1779. Lived on No.
Main St.

224 Lane — Langelli.

Ch., b. or bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 24 Oct., 1745; m. 18 Nov., 1764, Hezekiah Worrick.

ii. Ebenezer, bt. 13 Nov., 1748; d. in eleven days,

iii. Ebenezer, 24 Sept., 1750.

2. iv. Eli, 8 Aug., 1755.

v. Gorham, 29 Feb., 1756.

vi. Luther, 7 April, 1760; d. young. •

vii. Luther, 18 Feb., 1768.

2. Eli6 (Ebenezer5-4-3 George2 William1), b. 8 Aug., 1755;

m. , Lucy, dau. of William and Abigail (Perry) Gray of

Scit. She d. 22 July, 1801. He m. (2) , Susanna (Nichols)

Joy, widow of Caleb Joy. She survived him and m. 19 July, 1818,
William Harris. Eli d. 22 Jan., 1818. Lived on No. Main St.
at beginning of " the Ridges. " Revolutionary soldier.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by wife Lucy, —

i. Lydia, 14 April, 1776.
ii. Eli, 26 Oct., 1777.
iii. James, 25 April, 1779.
iv. Hannah, 18 Sept., 1793.

v. Lucy,
vi. Ebenezer,

I 29

vn. William, 'r9^-'17^
viii. George, J

Ch., by wife Susanna, —
3. ix. Samuel, b. 4 Aug., 1802.

3. Samuel7 (Eli6 Ebenezer5-4-3 George2 William1), b. 4 Aug.,
1802; m. 16 Nov., 1819, Hannah (Litchfield) (Powers) Joy. She
d. 22 May, 1855, aged 66 yrs. She was the dau. of Joab and
Hannah (Willcutt) Litchfield. He d. 7 Sept., 1857.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, 12 June, 1820.

ii. Susan, 23 July, 1822; m. 4 April, 1842, Henry Lincoln of Hing.
iii. Rosilla, 25 Oct., 1826; m. 26 Oct., 1845, Elijah N. Barker,
iv. Maria, 30 Mar., 1829; m. 12 Oct., 1845, Joseph W. Richardson.
4. v. Benjamin Franklin, 17 July, 1834.

4. Benjamin Franklin8 (Samuel7 Eli6 Ebenezer5-4-3 George2
William1), b. 17 July, 1834; m. , Eunice R. .

Ch., b. in Coh., —
George Washington, 16 Aug., 1856; d. 8 Aug., 1857.

Note. — Herbert, m. 5 Aug., 1883, L. Jennie C. Hersey, both of Weymouth.
Grace Frances, dau. of Francis W. and Elizabeth J. Carvin, b. 5 Feb., 1897.

LANGELLI.

Pasquale, d. 13 April, 1905, aged ^8 yrs., son of De Bernardo,
Na Marony, Italy. Town Rec.

Lapham — Larry — Lary — Lawrence. 225

LAPHAM.

Quimby T. (Constant C. = Eliza H. Sherman, Marshfield), b.

, i860; m. 28 Sept., 1887, Elizabeth C, dau. of Ziba C. and

Lydia W. (Pratt) Small. She was b. 15 Feb., 1863.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

rd. Ziba Thaxter, 3 Feb., 1889.
ii. Sarah Clare, 16 April, 1892.

LARRY.

1. Lewis o*f Provincetown; m. , Vashti, dau. of Urian

and Leah (Aegree) Oakes. She was b. 25 Dec., 1767, and d.
20 Feb., 1849. Tradition says "Capt. Larry, while watching for
whales on Cape Cod, was left on shore with his mate, by the crew,
who sailed away in a fog." "Master mariner."

Ch., b. at Provincetown, —

i. Vashti, ; m. , Jonathan Dyer.

ii. Mary Oakes, ; m. , Benjamin Smith.

iii. Martha, ; m. , Capt. Joseph Bolden.

2. iv. Hough Oakes, , 1801.

2. Hough Oakes2 (Capt. Lewis1), b. , 1801 ; m. , Mary

Young of Baltimore, Maryland. He d. 25 Nov., 1862, at Balti-
more, Maryland. " Master mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah Young, 3 Feb., 1844; m. 29 April, 1869, Geo. Henry Smith.

LARY.

Stanley C. (John — Elmira Eddy), b. in Dexter, Me., 4 Jan.,
1877; m. 10 July, 1901, Blanche B., dau. of Eliphalet and Ardelia
S. (Plummer) Noyes. She was b. in Auburn, Me., 20 Sept., 1879;
grad. Bates Coll., 1901. He grad. Bates Coll., 1899. Principal
of Cohasset High School, 1903-.

Ch.,—

i. Howard, b. in Hing., 25 April, 1903.

ii. Miriam, b. in Coh., 9 Oct., 1904; d. in Worcester, 16 April, 1908.

LAWRENCE.

1. Thaddeus6 (Timothy5 Jonathan* Eleazer3 Peleg2 John1),

b. 17 Nov., 1771; m. , 1796, Joa, dau. of Lieut. Josiah and

Silence (Willcutt) Oakes. She was b. 1 Mar., 1774, and d. 29
Mar., i860. He d. 18 Feb., 1853. Soldier of the War of 181 2.
"Cooper." Lived on Summer St.

226 Lawrence.

Ch.,

i. Josiah Oakes, b. in Ashby, i May, 1797; d. 16 Oct., 1802.
ii. Maria, 15 Dec, 1798; m. 28 Nov., 1818, Thomas Smith of Rowley,
iii. Thomas Rich, b. in Coh., 20 Aug., 1800; d. 15 Sept., 1802.

3. iv. George A., 7 Jan., 1802.

v. Joa, b. in Coh., 13 Oct., 1803; d. 16 Oct., 1803.

4. vi. Josiah Oakes, 6 May, 1805.

vii. Mary Oakes, i May, 1807; m. 15 Nov., 1822, John Parker. ;■>
viii. Hannah, 3 July, 1809; m. 21 Nov., 1831, Hiram Bruce of Waltham.
ix. Sophronia Mann, 15 Jan., 1813; d. 2 Nov., 1839; unm.

2. Jonathan8 (Timothy5 Jonathan4 Eleazer3 Peleg2 John1),
b. 10 Mar., 1781; m. 5 May, 1805, Mary Steele of .Weybridge, Vt.
She d. 1 Mar., 1842. He d. bef. 1842. Soldier in the War of 181 2.
Lived on Summer St.

Ch.,—

i. Mary Jane, b. 15 Dec, 1806, in Brandon, Vt.; m. , 1825, David

Tower,
ii. Sarah Caroline, b. 4 Aug., 1809, in Vergennes, Vt.; m. 7 Nov., 1830,

William Livermore, Jr., of Groton, Mass.
iii. Elizabeth Wood, b. in Burlington, Vt., 15 Sept., 181 2; m. , 1832,

Nathaniel Livermore of Groton, Mass.
iv. James Monroe, b. in Coh., 29 Nov., 1816.
v. Rue Ann, b. in Coh., 19 April, 1819; d. 18 Sept., 1831, in Boston.

3. George A.7 (Thaddeus6 Timothy5 Jonathan4 Eleazer3 Peleg2
John1), b. 7 Jan., 1802; m. 8 Jan., 1826, Evelina, dau. of Hayward
and Becky (Merritt) Vinal of Scit. She was b. 23 Nov., 1807,
and d. 15 July, 1872. He d. 17 June, 1856. Lived on Summer
St. in house built near his father's.

Ch., b. in Coh., except two, —

i. Thomas Rich, 17 Oct., 1826; m. 3 Mar., 1847, Polly B. Litchfield
of Scit. Removed to Norwell. Son, Thaddeus Augustus, b. in
Coh., 26 Oct., 1849.

ii. Rebecca M., 15 Aug., 1828; m. 10 Aug., 1845, David Hollis of
Weymouth.

iii. Evelina F., 14 Aug., 1831, in Medford; d. 29 Feb., 1836.

iv. George A., 11 Aug., 1834, in Quincy; m. 21 Aug., 1859, Elinor G.

Green of Quincy. George F., a son, d. 21 Sept., i860.
v. Evelina F., 27 April, 1837; m. 16 July, 1857, Eustace Angier of
Lexington.

vi. Sophronia Oakes, 4 April, 1840; m. 17 Jan., 1858, Chas. H. Dutton
of North Chelmsford.

vii. Fordyce Foster, 9 Mar., 1843; m- IO Jan., 1867, Abbie Maria
Barton of North Chelmsford. He d. 5 May, 1883. She d. 31
May, 1883. Ch., — Son, resides in Amesbury. Eva Estelle, b.
14 Feb., 1873.
viii. Amos Abbott, 3 Nov., 1847; m. 24 Dec, 1868, Abbie H. Rich. She
d. 16 July, 1871. He m. (2) 30 April, 1874, M. Anna Rich. She
d. 10 Sept., 1889. He d. 23 Dec, 1906. No issue. Representa-
tive, 1891, 1894. Senator, 1899, 1900.

ix. Ella Eaton, 12 Mar., 1850; m. , Blodgett.

Lawrence. 227

4. Josiah Oakes7 (Thaddeus6 Timothy5 Jonathan4 Eleazer5
Peleg2 John1), b. 6 May, 1805; m. 12 Nov., 1826, Hannah Kent,
dau. of Abraham and Hannah (Kent) Tower. She was b. 8 May,
t8o6, and d. 14 Dec., 1843. He m. (2) 6 May, 1846, Sarah Jane,
dau. of James C. and Susanna Wendell (Hewes) Doane. She was
b. 16 Mar., 1820, and d. 26 April, 1887. He d. 26 April, 1865.
Treasurer, 1841. Representative, 1843-1844. Lived on Summer
St.
Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Hannah, —

i. Lysander T., 21 Aug., 1827; d. 6 Oct., 1828.
ii. Maria S., 23 Dec, 1828; m. 15 Jan., 1852, Chas. H. Willard, Ashby,

Mass.
Hi. George W., 29 Feb., 1832; d. 3 Oct., i860,
iv. Ellen Augusta, 6 Sept., 1834; d. 21 April, 1838.
v. Lyman, 2 Sept., 1837; d. 3 May, 1838.
vi. Lyman, 16 June, 1839; m. 26 Mar., 1864, Sarah Jane Whitney of

Fitchburg. One child, Charles F., b. in Coh., 12 Dec, 1865.
vii. William Edward, 31 Mar., 1842; d. 17 May, 1842.
viii. Hannah Kent, 16 June, 1843; d. 8 May, 1876.

Ch., by wife Sarah J., —

!*" I Twins, d. 22 Feb., 1848.

xi. James C. Doane, 12 Feb., 1849; d. 29 Dec, 1855, drowned in Gulf

Stream.
xii. Susanna Wendall, 18 July, 1851 ; m. 2 Aug., 1868, in Newark, N. J.,

Bela Pratt French, Weymouth.
xiii. Mary Foster, 7 Mar., 1855; m. 2 Sept., 1880, Edgar Buffum, Milton.

Antoine Joseph (Paul Joseph = Mary Ann Diaz), b. in
Western Isles, 5 Mar., 1822; m. 5 Feb., 1853, Mary Victoria
(Silvia) Pimental, dau. of John Joseph and Mary Ann (Victoria)
Silvia. She was b. in Western Isles, 24 May, 1832. He d. 12
Mar., 1889. Settled in Coh., 1850. Resided on Spring St., having
purchased the house built by Col. Thomas Lothrop abt. 1760.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 2 Nov., 1853; m. 3 Jan., 1874, Joseph A. Farrel, Provincetown.
ii. Sarah V., 13 Jan., 1855; m. 20 April, 1876, Joseph S. Enos. She d.

Jan., 1877.
iii. Antoine, ii Aug., 1856; d. 6 Nov., 1862.

iv. Joseph, 29 Dec, 1857; m. — Sept.. 1881, Emma Francis, Boston,
v. Mary Ann, 13 Aug., 1859; m. 1 Dec, 1883, Joseph Enos Francis.
vi. John, 5 May, 1862; d. 21 Sept., 1863.

vii. Rose V., 18 Mar., 1864; m. Sept., 1881, John W. Flavin, Boston,
viii. Reather V., 29 July, 1866; m. 19 Sept., 1887, John F. Fidatgo,
Boston.
ix. Anne V., 16 Jan., 1868.

x. John A., 6 July, 1870; m. 14 Nov., 1906, Emma L. Farrel.
xi. Elizabeth E., 5 Nov., 1871.

xii. Frances, ii Jan., 1874; m. 17 Oct., 1000, Madison M. Maxwell,
Somerville.

228 Lawrence— Leavitt — Le Barron— Lee.

John A. (Antoine Joseph — Mary Victoria (Silvia) Pimental),
b. 6 July, 1870; m. 14 Nov., 1906, Emma L., dau. of Joseph and
Mary (Francis) Farrel. She was b. in Provincetown, 1886.
Resides on Spring St., in the Lothrop house.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. Leonard Farrel, 13 Sept., 1907.

Note. — Alice A., d. 16 July, 1871, aged 22 yrs. 2 mos. Edmund S.
Studley, Falmouth, m. 5 Aug., 1875, Jessie A., of Boston. Harry F., d. 3 Dec,
1880, aged 14 yrs. 5 mos.; of Marlboro. F. A.,d. 10 Aug., 1883, aged 1 yr.
2 mos. John Roderick m. 28 Oct., 1883, Mary, dau. of John. Arthur H.,
m. 22 June, 1887, Ellen Selfridge. Grace E., d. 8 Aug., 1890, aged 19 yrs.
10 mos. 3 days. Oscar Anderson m. 3 Dec, 1902, Rita I. (Page).

LEAVITT.

Abraham4 (Abraham3 Israel2 John1), b. in Hing., 11 Dec,
1714; m. 7 April, 1737, Joanna, dau. of John and Joanna (Bisbee)
Leavitt. She was bt. in Hing., 2 Aug., 1719, and, surviving him,
m. (2) 30 Aug., 1763, David Tower, widr. Abraham d. abt. 1753.
"Cooper."

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 17 July, 1737; d. 4 June, 1738.

ii. Hannah, 13 April, 1740; m. , John Burbank.

iii. Sybil, , 1742; m. 10 Dec, 1764, David Stodder. Lived at

Winchendon, Mass.
iv. Betty, , 1745; m. 12 May, 1769, David Burrell, Jr. She d. 16

Nov., 1769.
v. Jotham, 17 July, 1748.

Nehemiah4 (Elisha3 Israel2 John1), b. in Hing., 21 Nov., 172 1;
m. 24 April, 1746, Martha, dau. of Hezekiah and Mary (Horswcll)
Lincoln. She was b. in Hing., 13 May, 1721, and d. 28 Sept., 1812.
He d. , 1771, intestate. "Cooper" or "blacksmith." Con-
stable, 1754. Lived on No. Main St.
Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. Sarah, 10 Dec, 1746; m. 11 Sept., 1765, Timothy Burr,
ii. Elizabeth, 2 April, 1751; m. 16 Dec, 1776, Daniel McLeod.

Note. — Edward Warren, son of George W. and Sarah A., b. 14 June;
1857. Abbott Litchfield m. 29 April, 1896, Charlotte C, both of Scit.

LE BARRON.

Frederick, d. 12 Mar., 1867, aged 41 yrs.; b. at Turner, Me.

LEE.

William = Julia Hastings. He d. 24 Jan., 1907, aged 56 yrs.
Lived on James's Lane.

Lee — Leeds — Lenz — Lemiard—Levange — Lewis. 2 29

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John William, q Mar., 1882; d. 19 Oct., 1883.
ii. Mary Elizabeth, 27 Oct., 1883; m. 27 Dec, 1900, Fred Parker

of Hing.
iii. Julia Lillian, 8 Feb., 1886.

Note. — William Dorr of Weymouth m. 14 Nov., 1889, Carrie E., of Scit.

LEEDS.

Eliza A., d. 15 May, 1868, aged 48 yrs. 10 mos.; of Hadley.
Warren N., d. 4 April, 1877, aged 57 yrs. 5 mos. 20 days.

LENZ.

Maximillian, d. 30 Dec, 1900, aged 8 mos. 4 days.

LEONARD.

Manuel S. (Mighel = Marie , St. George, Western Isles),

b. , 1843; m. 28 Dec, 1869, Rita Victoria, dau. of John and

Marianna Silvia. She was b. , 1847. "Mariner." He d.

7 May, 1908. Resided on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. May, 27 Dec, 1870; d. 3 Sept., 1892.

ii. Manuel Silvia, 5 Sept., 1873.
iii. Emma Victoria, 6 Aug., 1876; m. 27 Dec, 1896, Charles Augustus

Tanger.
iv. John Silvia, 23 Oct., 1877; d. 18 June, 1907.

v. Laura Victoria, ii Sept., 1879; d. 5 Aug., 1881.
vi. Joseph Lawrence, 10 July, 1884.

John Sylvia (Mighel = Marie , St. George, Western Isles) ,

b. , 1848; m. 15 June, 1879, Mary Agnes, dau. of Joseph F.

and Anna Paul. She was b. , 1855.

LEVANGE.

Catherine, dau. of Michael and Genevieve Decost, b.,9 Dec,

1883.

LEWIS.

John, m. (Int. 12 Feb., 1780), in Boston, Susanna, dau. of
Thomas and Rebecca (Allyne) (Kilby) Lincoln. She was b.
19 June, 1757, and d. 8 May, 1826. "This day rec'd the melan-
choly news of the death of John Lewis." (J. W., Dec. 20,
1805.) "Master mariner." Resided on Elm St. in house which
he built about 1780.

230 Lewis — Lilly — Lincoln.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Polly Parsons, 2 June, 1782; m. 29 Nov., 1798, Samuel Brown,
ii. Sarah, 6 June, 1784; d. unm. 11 Sept., 1823.
iii. John, 3 Feb., 1788; d. 24 Sept., 1793.
iv. Susanna, 3 Feb., 1788; m. 16 June, 1805, Elijah Nickerson of Boston;

m. (2) 1 Jan., 1818, Rev. Jacob Flint.
v. Elizabeth, b. abt. 1790; m. 30 Oct., 1815, Prentiss Hobbs of Boston.
She d. 31 Mar., 181 7. No issue.

. Elmer W. (Calvin of Marshfield = Sarah M. Wood of Norton) ,
b. in Boston, 15 July, i860; m. 15 June, 1886, Nellie- Gertrude, dau.
of John L. and Marinda C. (Blake) Parker. She was b. in
Pepperell, 3 Nov., 1864. Residence, cor. Ripley Road and Sohier
St. House built in 1889.
Ch.,—

i. Arthur, b. in Boston, 14 April, 1887.
ii. Thelma, b. in Coh., 23 April, 1899.

Note. — Andrew J. Coine m. 30 May, 1856, Mary E., both of Lynn.

Dau. of C. C. and Delia ( ), b. 12 June, 1867. Charles E., d. 22 Mar.,

1884, aged 40 yrs.

LILLY.

John (John), b. in Ireland, 1855; m. 3 Nov., 1887, Annie, dau.
of Peter Vickers, Witless Bay, N.F.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

. Monica Mary, 8 April, 1891.

LINCOLN (LINCORNE, LINKLON, ETC.).

Of the eight men of the name of Lincoln who were among the
early settlers of Hing., two only are represented in Cohasset in the
male line. These are Samuel "the weaver," known also as
"mariner," and Sergeant Daniel, "boatman" and "seaman."
Samuel "came from Hing., Eng., and settled in New Hingham,
1637, living some time at Salem." Serg. Daniel, prob. a son of
Daniel Lincoln of Hing., Eng., came to Hing. as early as 1644.

SAMUEL LINCOLN.

1. Daniel2 (Samuel1 of Hing., 1637), bt. in Hing., 2 Jan.,
1652-3; m. 23 Jan., 1677-8, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas "the
husbandman" and Margaret (Langer) IJncoln. She was b. in
Hing., 2 Dec, 1656, and d. 29 Dec, 1741. He d. 29 April, 1732.
"Farmer" and a large landowner; interested in the iron mills.
He lived in the sec pre., about a quarter of a mile from the head of
Little Harbor, in a house which he built about the time of his
marriage; certainly before 1685, when the main road to Hing.
was laid out.

Lincoln. 231

Ch., b. in Hing., —

3. i. Obadiah, 21 April, 1679.

4. ii. Hezekiah, 25 Dec, 1681.

iii. Elizabeth, 26 Feb., 1688-9; m- 2I FeD-> 1710-11, Nath'l Nichols,
iv. Isaac, 20 Oct., 1691; d. bef. his father.
v. Martha, 13 Feb., 1694-5; m. at Hull, 12 Dec, 1717, Moses Lincoln

of Hing., grandson of Sergeant Daniel,
vi. Sarah, birth not recorded; m. , Church, of Little Compton,

R.I.

2. Mordecai2 (Samuel1), b. in Hing., 14 June, 1657; m. Sarah,
dau. of Abraham and Sarah (Whitman) Jones of Hull. He m.
(2) 17 Feb., 1 701-2, widow Mary (Hobart) (Chapin) Gannett "of
Braintree." She d. 19 April, 1745, aged 79 yrs. He d. 8 Nov.,
1727 (cem. stone). "Blacksmith" and the proprietor of iron-
works, sawmills, and gristmills. In his will, of 3 May, 1727, he
leaves considerable money to his two eldest sons and bequests to
children of his two daughters; "to son Isaac, the house he now
dwells in, in Hingham, mill property," etc.; "to son Jacob my
homestead in Scit., also land, mills, and other valuables." This
house is just over Bound Brook, on the winding old road, just
below the dam.

Ch., b. in Hing., by wife Sarah, —

i. Mordecai3, 24 April, 1686; m. Hannah, dau. of Richard and Sarah

(Bowne) Salter; m. (2) Mary . Mentions 7 ch. in his will,

proved 7 June, 1736. Removed to Monmouth Co., N.J., after-
wards to the Province of Penn. One son, John4, removed to
Virginia, and had 5 sons, of whom Abraham5 removed to North
Carolina, thence in 1782 to Beargrass Fort, Kentucky, and had
3 sons, of whom Thomas9 was father of President Abraham'
Lincoln,
ii. Abraham, 13 Jan., 1688-9; removed to Monmouth Co., N.J., after-
wards to the Province of Penn.; m. and had 7 ch.

5. iii. Isaac, 24 Oct., 1691.

iv. Sarah, 29 July, 1694; m. (pub. 25 Feb., 1 715-6) Daniel Tower.

v. Elizabeth, ; m. , 1721, Ambrose Cole, Jr., of Scit. She d.

14 Sept., 1724. 2 ch.

Ch., prob. b. in Scit., by wife Mary, —

6. vi. Jacob, , 1711.

3. Obadiah3 (Daniel2 Samuel1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 21 April,
1679; m. 19 June, 1707, Susanna, dau. of Thomas and Susanna
(Wilson) Gill. She was b. in Hing., 10 Nov., 1683, and, surviving
him, m. (2) 16 Nov., 1738, Capt. John Goddard of Roxbury, Mass.,
and d. 21 Jan., 1754. Obadiah d. 10 April, 1727. He owned a
house near his father's, according to the tax list of 1711, but no
land. His son Daniel inherited the house of his grandfather,
Daniel2.

232 Lincoln.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Thomas, 17 Feb., 1708-9; d. 21 Nov., 1712.

li. Elizabeth, .

in. Susanna, , 1714; d. 28 Oct., 1729.

iv. Daniel, 17 May, 1719; m. 26 Mar., 1745, Catherine dau. of Richard

Kilby. She d. n Jan., 1755, aged 35 yrs. He d. , 1771.

1st Lieut, in French and Indian War. First Town Clerk, 1770.
Selectman, 1770. "Captain."
8. v. Thomas, 14 Jan., 1722-3.

4. Hezekiah3 (Daniel2 Samuel1), b. in Hing., 25 Dec., 1681;
m. 21 Feb., 1710-n, Percilla, dau. of John and Mary (Hilliard)
Farrow. She was b. in Hing., 4 April, 1680, and d. 26 Aug., 1712.
He m. (2) (pub. 25 Feb., 1715-16) Mary, dau. of Francis and
Mary Horswell. She was b. in Hing., 22 Mar., 1689-90, and d.
5 Aug., 1747. He d. 23 Oct., 1755. "Farmer." He was taxed
for a house near his father's in 17 11.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Percilla, —

i. Percilla, 22 Mar., 1711-12; m. 28 Oct., 1731, Jonathan Beal.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by wife Mary, —

ii. Elizabeth, 17 Mar., 1 716-17; m. , Thomas Nichols.

iii. Mary, 19 May, 1719; m. n May, 1749, James Hall.
iv. Martha, 13 May, 1721; m. 24 April, 1746, Nehemiah Leavitt.
9. v. Francis, 5 June, 1723.

vi. Sarah, 7 Aug., 1725; d. 2 Mar., 1813; unm.

vii. Obadiah, 11 April, 1728. Soldier in French and Indian War;
member of Com. of Correspondence in 1775; d. unm.
10. viii. Hezekiah, 15 Jan., 1729-30.

ix. Susanna, 30 June, 1733; m. 24 Mar., 1757, Thomas Beal.

5. Isaac3 (Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 24 Oct.,
1691; m. (pub. 25 Jan., 1716-17) Sarah Cummings. She d. 17
Sept., 1720, aged 27 yrs. (cem. stone). He m. (2) 24 Jan., 1739,
Jael, dau. of Joseph and Ruth (Buck) Garret, of Scit. She d.

, 1770. He d. 15 Jan., 177 1. "Mariner." Lived in Scit.,

and in Hing., sec. pre., in the house which his father built about
1717, and bequeathed to him in 1727.

Ch., by wife Sarah, —

11. i. Isaac, 5 Aug., 171 7.

12. ii. Mordecai, 9 Feb., 1718-19.

6. Jacob3 (Mordecai2 Samuel1), b., prob. at Scit, , 1711;

m. 16 July, 1730, in Scit., Mary Holbrook. She d. 27 Nov., 1749,

aged 37 yrs. 10 mos. He m. (2) , Susanna . Lived in

Scit. in house left him by his father's will.

Ch., by wife Mary, bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

13. i. Obadiah, 28 Oct., 1733.

ii. Jacob, 28 Oct., 1733; m. 24 Jan., 1758, Abigail Curtis. He d. ,

1760.

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iii. Galen, 23 Mar., 1734-5; d. 21 Jan., 1736-7 (cem. stone),
iv. Caleb, 20 Jan., 1736-7; d. same day.

v. Mary, i Jan., 1737-8; m. , Joseph Eliraes of Scit. She d. at

97 yrs. of age.

14. vi. Abraham, b. , 1741.

vii. Isaac, .

viii. Caleb, — -; resided at Scit. "Mariner."
ix. Lydia, bt. 25 Nov., 1749; m. 21 June, 1767, Simeon Stodder of Hing.

7. Elisha3 (Samuel2-1), b. in Hing., 3 Sept., 1699; m. 16 Jan.,
1723-4, Sarah, dau. of Joseph and Sarah (Marsh) Lewis. She
was b. in Hing., 15 Dec, 1703, and d. at Coh., 28 April, 1781.
He d. 20 Aug., 1783. "Carpenter." He lived on Deer Hill Lane
(now Sohier St.). His house, occupied by successive generations
of descendants, was built by him abt. 1723 from timber cut upon
land bequeathed to him by his father. It is still standing (in 1908).

Ch., b. or bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Grace, 3 April, 1725; m. about 1747, Joshua5 Bates,
ii. Sarah, 9 Dec, 1726; d. 23 May, 1745.
iii. Hannah, bt. 12 Jan., 1728-9; d. 21 Aug., 1741.
iv. Elisha, 28 Feb., 1730-1; d. 9 May, 1731.
v. Elisha, 26 Mar., 1732; d. 18 Aug., 1732.
15. vi. Ezekiel, 21 April, 1734.

vii. Levi, 10 Oct., 1736; d. — June, 1745.
viii. Achsah, 3 Nov., 1738; m. 19 Feb., 1761, Israel Whitcomb.
ix. Samuel, 18 Aug., 1741; d. — June, 1745.
x. Hannah, bt. 16 May, 1742; m. 29 Aug., 1782, Theodore Pritchard;

d. 1 May, 1805.
xi. Susanna, bt. 28 Oct., 1744.
xii. Sarah, 16 May, 1747; m. 30 Nov., 1769, Lot Whitcomb.

8. Thomas4 (Obadiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
14 Jan., 1722-3; m. 9 June, 1754, Rebecca (Allyne) Kilby, widow
of William Kilby, and dau. of James and Susanna (Lewis) Allen,
Barnstable. She d. 29 April, 1808, aged 84 yrs. He d. 5 Feb.,
1784. "Farmer." Moderator, 1777. Lived on Elm St. (Ship
Cove Lane).

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

16. i. Allen, 3 April, 1755.

ii. Susanna, 19 June, 1757; m. (Int. 12 Feb., 1780) Capt. John Lewis.

iii. Sarah, 22 Sept., 1759; m. , Daniel Hall.

iv. Olive, 22 Dec, 1761; m. 4 Jan., 1786, Melzar Joy.

v. Rebecca, bt. 27 May, 1764; d. soon.

vi. Rebecca, 5 Oct., 1766; m. 1804, Capt. George Pike of Truro, m.
(2) 29 Mar., 1818, Levi Tower, widr. She d. 17 June, 1850.

17. vii. Christopher, bt. 12 Mar., 1769.

9. Francis4 (Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
5 June, 1723; m. 9 Jan., 1751-2, Sarah, dau. of Rev. Nehemiah
and Lydia (Jacob) Hobart. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 2 July,
1727, and, surviving him, m. (2) 7 Oct., 1764, Dea. Isaac Lincoln,

234 Lincoln.

widr. Francis d. 29 Oct., 1762. Lived on South Main St. in
house which he built about 1751. This was taken down in 1906
by Geo. H. Stevens, who built a new house about 100 ft. north of
old site. "Carpenter," and one of the builders of the meeting-
house in 1747.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

18. i. Jerome, 13 Nov., 1752.

ii. Mary, 3 Feb., 1755; m. 9 Jan., 1773, Uriah, son of Isaac Lincoln.

19. iii. Zen as, 8 Sept., 1757.

iv. Priscilla, b. 12 Jan., 1760; m. 26 May, 1782, Ambrose Bates,
v. Sarah, 26 June, 1762; m. 19 Oct., 1793, Israel Vinal, Jr.

10. Hezekiah4 (Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b. 15 Jan., 1730;
m. 1 Aug., 1778, Eunice, dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Whitcomb)
Lincoln. She was b. 29 Feb., 1756, and d. 27 Jan., 1839. He d.

4 Dec, 1814. "Farmer." Lived on No. Main St.
Ch., bt. in Cob.., —

i. Hezekiah, ii July, 1779; d. 12 Sept., 1843; unm.

ii. Mary, 12 Aug., 1781; m. , Ethel Birch of Shawangunk, N.Y.

20. iii. Obadiah, 27 July, 1783; m. — — ■, Tamar Nichols.

iv. George, b. 2 Sept., 1785; d. 28 July, 1857; unm. Soldier of the

War of 181 2.
v. Martha, 26 June, 1791; m. 3 Dec, 1814, John Bates, 2d, s. of

Thomas,
vi. Eunice, 13 Sept., 1795; d. 11 May, 1879; unm.

11. Isaac4 (Isaac3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,

5 Aug., 1717; m. 24 Dec, 1741, Ruth, dau. of Lazarus and Ruth
(Andrews) Beal. She was b. in Hing., 10 Mar., 172 1-2, and d.

6 Mar., 1763. He m. (2) 7 Oct., 1764, Sarah (Hobart) Lincoln,
widow of Francis Lincoln, and dau. of Nehemiah and Lydia
(Jacob) Hobart. She wasb. in Hing., 2 July, 1727, and d. n Oct.,
1815. "Farmer." Constable, 1747. Selectman, 1753 and 1770-
1775. Deacon of the church. First Moderator of Town, 1770,
also 1774, 1775. Town Clerk, 1771, 1772. Mem. of Com. of
Inspection, 1774; of Com. of Correspondence, 1775. Lived on
So. Main St. in house which he built about 1740 somewhat north
of his father's.

Ch., by wife Ruth, b. in Hing., sec pre., —
i. Isaac, 26 Oct., 1742; d. 2 Feb., 1743-4.
ii. Cummtngs, 27 Nov., 1744; d. 22 Nov., 1765; unm.
ax. iii. Uriah, 27 Sept., 1746.

iv. James, 30 June, 1748; d. 16 Aug., 1748.

v. Sarah, 17 Sept., 1749; m. 19 Aug., 1770, Abraham Lincoln of Scit.
vi. James, 6 Jan., 1751-2; d. 16 April, 1752.

vii. Ruth, 6 Jan., 1751-2; m. 15 Dec, 1774, James Jenkins of Scit.
viii. Abigail, bt. 11 Aug., 1754; m. 28 Feb., 1776, Noah Nichols.

22. ix. Lazarus, 3 Oct., 1756.

x. Mercy, 19 Nov., 1758; m. 9 Dec, 1776, Gideon Jenkins.

23. xi. James, 22 April, 1761.

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Ch., by wife Sarah, —

xii. Chloe, 17 Aug., 1765; m. , Jacob Lincoln.

xiii. Cummings, 16 Oct., 1768; d. 10 April, 1857; unm.

12. Mordecai4 (Isaac3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 9 Feb., 17 18-9; m. 21 Nov., 1746, Margaret Caldwell (Rec.
First Church, Scit.). She d. at Coh., 19 Mar., 1800, aged 72 yrs.
(cem. stone). (Church Records give her death Mar., 1801, aged
77 yrs.) He d. 29 Mar., 1809, aged 90 yrs. "Farmer." Lived
on So. Main St. near Scit. line, in house which he built about 1745.
This was taken down in 1826, when the Wallis house was built.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Peggy, 5 Feb., 1747-8; m. 13 Nov., 1774, John Sutton, Jr., of Scit.

ii. Isaac, 18 Oct., 1749; d. in seven days.

iii. Sarah, ii Nov., 1750; d. 28 Jan., 1 750-1.

iv. Nanne, 16 Nov., 1 75 1.

v. George, 16 Feb., 1753; d. 4 May, 1753.

vi. Sally, 19 May, 1754; m. , George Humphrey; m. (2) 13 Sept.,

1789, Peter Humphrey.

vii. Susanna, 25 April, 1755; d. 28 Aug., 1755.
viii. Susanna, 28 April, 1756; m., about 1778, Ezekiel Wallace.

ix. George, 25 July, 1757; d. 7 Aug., 1757.

x. Tamer, 2 April, 1759.

xi. Mordecai, 5 Aug., 1760.

xii. Mary, 25 April, 1762; d. 4 April, 1852; unm.
xiii. Lucena, 25 May, 1763; m. 1 Feb., 1781, Francis Litchfield of Scit.

13. Obadiah4 (Jacob3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 29 June, 1731;
m. (Int. 19 July, 1755), in Scit., Jael, dau. of Thomas and Ruth
(Wade) Curtis. She was b. , 1732. He m. (2) , Eliza-
beth . He resided in a house which he built on So. Main St.,

on the west side, south of Beech wood St., near the brook, known
later as Wade house, and taken down about 1900.

Ch., b. in Scit., by wife Jael, —

i. Galen, 5 Feb., 1756; m. 13 Aug., 1775, m Scit., Olive Litchfield.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Elizabeth, —

ii. Elizabeth, 5 July, 1758; m. 13 April, 1778, Jerome Lincoln,
iii. Mary, 2 April, 1760; m. 10 June, 1781, Zenas Lincoln.

24. iv. Jacob, 9 Oct., 1761.

25. v. Amos, 13 Oct., 1763.

vi. Ruth, ii Oct., 1765; m. 25 April, 1789, Benjamin Hayden.

vii. Lydia, 8 Feb., 1768; m. , Martin Stephenson. Lived at

Lancaster.
viii. Obadiah, 4 Sept., 1769; m. 7 Nov., 1793, Mercy Vinal, Scit. He
d. 22 Sept., 1797, in Scit.

14. Abraham4 (Jacob3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. in Scit. abt.
1740; m. 19 Aug., 1770, Sarah, dau. of Deacon Isaac and Ruth
(Beal) Lincoln. She was b. 17 Sept., 1749, and d. 4 Sept., 1818.

236 Lincoln.

He d. 29 Sept., 1823. "Farmer." A soldier of the Revolution.
Lived in house on Beechwood St. which he built, prob., 1770.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

* ; fm- 31 May, 1789, Phineas Bates.

■ ■' -tt ' \ bt. 29 May, 1774; \ m. 10 May, 1794, Nehemiah Man-

11. HANNAH, > ( son> gcit

iii. Thomas, ii Sept., 1774; d. before 1819.

iv. Ruth, 18 May, 1777; m. , Shubael Whitcomb.

26. v. Caleb, 31 Jan., 1779.
vi. Samuel, 24 June, 1781.
vii. Mordecai, 9 Nov., 1783; m., after 1840, Ruth (Collier) (Willcutt)

Tower. He d. 30 Aug., 1868. She d. 14 Mar., 1852.
viii. Joel, ii June, 1786; d. 19 Dec, 1805.
ix. Abraham, 15 June, 1788; m. Mary Upham; lived in Watertown.

2 ch.
x. Eleazer, 12 Aug., 1792; d. before 1819.
xi. Jairus, 6 July, 1794; d. before 1819 at sea.

15. Ezekiel4 (Elisha3 Samuel2-1) , b. in Hing., sec. pre., 21 April,
1734; m. 25 April, 1754, Elizabeth, dau. of John and Sarah (Tower)
Whitcomb. She d. ^5 Mar., 1824, aged 86 yrs. (J. W.). He d.
1 Jan., 1812 (J. W.). Soldier of the Revolution. "Farmer."
Lived on Sohier St. in house built by his father.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Eunice, 29 Feb., 1756; m. 1 Aug., 177S, Hezekiah Lincoln,
ii. Susie, 29 Feb., 1756; m. 11 Jan., 1781, James Stodder.
iii. Olive, 6 Aug., 1758; m. 11 June, 1777, Ephraim Orcutt.
iv. Winifred, 2 Nov., 1760; m. 12 April, 1781, Thomas Kilby.
v. Betty, 10 July, 1763; m. 17 June, 1787, Samuel Pratt.
27. vi. Elisha, 8 Sept., 1765.

vii. Chloe, 15 June, 1767; m. 21 Oct., 1790, Francis Stephenson;

m. (2) 12 Oct., 1795, Abel Kent, Jr.
viii. Sally, 2 Aug., 1772; m. about 1793, Laban Worrick.

ix. Hepsibah, 2 Aug., 1772; m. , William Whittington.

x. Lois, 11 Nov., 1775; m. 25 Feb., 1792, Samuel Ellms of Scit.

16. Allen5 (Thomas4 Obadiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b. 3 April,
1755; m. 23 Nov., 1775, Persis, dau. of Daniel and Bethia (Nichols)
Tower. She was b. 1 Aug., 1759. Soldier of the Revolution.
He d. in prison at Halifax, Nova Scotia, , 1778. She sur-
vived him and m. (2) 21 May, 1786, James Hall. Resided in his
father's house on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Sarah (posthumous), bt. 18 Oct., 1778; m. 25 April, 1802, James Collier.

17. Christopher5 (Thomas4 Obadiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b.
12 Mar., 1769; m. 25 Nov., 1798, Betsey, dau. of Galen and Betty
(Beal) James. She was b. 7 Oct., 1778. She survived him and

Lincoln. 237

m. (2) 2 Dec, 181 2, Elisha Lincoln, widr. Capt. Christopher
was lost at sea in 1804 (J. W.). "Master mariner." Lived on
Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Betsey, bt. 30 Jan., 1802; d. 29 Dec, 1802.

ii. Harriet, bt. 24 April, 1803; m. 25 Dec, 1825, Prentice Hobbs of
Boston.

18. Jerome5 (Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b. 13 Nov.,
1752; m. 13 April, 1778, Elizabeth, dau. of Obadiah and Elizabeth

( ) Lincoln. She d. 2 Dec, 1850, aged 92 yrs. 5 mos. He d.

11 Dec, 1832.- "Farmer." Soldier of the Revolution. Mod-
erator, 1790. Selectman, 1 793-1 796. Lived in house which his
father built on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Daniel, 14 Sept., 1778; d. 3 Mar., 1863; unm.
ii. Rachel, — July, 1780; d. 26 Jan., 1790.

28. iii. Jerome, 23 Aug., 1782.
iv. Levi, 21 Feb., 1785.

v. Francis M., 13 Oct., 1786; d. 26 Dec, 1859. Soldier of the War

of 1812.
vi. Isaiah, 25 Dec, 1787; d. 28 Nov., 1814. Seaman in War of 181 2;

d. in prison at Halifax,
vii. Priscilla, 18 Oct., 1789; d. 19 April, 1797.
viii. Silas, 22 Feb., 1791; d. 6 Oct., 1829. Soldierof the War of 1812.
ix. Rachel, 26 Jan., 1793; d. 19 April, 1797.
x. Elizabeth, 13 Oct., 1794; m. 26 Nov., 1819, Job Cushing.
xi. Amos, ii April, 1796; d. 26 April, 1798.
xii. Mary, 20 Sept., 1797; d. 30 Dec, 1877; unm.

29. xiii. Martin, 14 Aug., 1799.

xiv. Anna, 13 June, 1801; d. 6 May, 1886; unm.

19. Zenas5 (Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b. 8 Sept.,
1757; m. 10 June, 1781, Mary, dau. of Obadiah and Elizabeth

( ) Lincoln. She was b. , 1760, and d. 22 Feb., 1822.

He d. 19 Dec, 1820. Revolutionary soldier; at surrender of Gen.
Burgoyne. "Carpenter."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Allen, 14 June, 1782; d. 16 Aug., 1798 (J. W.).

30. ii. Joseph, 23 Nov., 1783.

iii. Sarah, 13 Sept., 1785; m. 30 Jan., 1814, John Bates,
iv. John Hobart, 9 Aug., 1787; d. 27 Dec. 1783.

v. Henry, 13 Aug., 1789; m. , Susan . She d. 30 Sept., 1813.

He d. 26 Sept., 1825.

31. vi. Thomas, ii July, 1791.

vii. Zenas, 4 April, 1793; d. 2 Oct., 1832; unm. Soldier of the War of

1812. #

viii. Mary, 16 Dec, 1794; d. 21 Oct., 1889; unm.

ix. Priscilla, i Sept., 1796; d. 2 Sept., 1878; unm.

x. Betsey, 4 Aug., 1801; d. 29 Sept., 1801.

238 Lincoln.

20. Obadiah5 (Hezekiah4-3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b. 4 May, 1783;

m. , Tamar, dau. of Daniel and Tamar (Beal) Nichols. She

was b. 14 Dec., 1782, and d. 31 Oct., 1865. He d. 26 May, 1844.
Soldier in the War of 181 2. Lived on "The Ridges," now part of
Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Levi, 28 June, 1805; d. in New Orleans abt. 1828.

ii. Sarah, 30 Sept., 1807; m. 15 April, 1830, Benjamin Shaw, Cam-
bridge; d. 16 Sept., 1878, Coh.

Hi. Mary Beal, 30 Nov., 1809; m. n Nov., 1857, m. A. Neale, Boston;
d. 16 Aug., 1893.

iv. Robert Beal, 2 June, 181 1; d. 26 April, 1884, Boston. He m. 30
Sept., 1840, Susan Knott, Boston. She d. 5 Sept., 1902. Son,
Robert B.

v. Harriot, 9 Sept., 1813; m. 4 Mar., 1841, Joel Fletcher, Salem, N.H.;
d. 13 Sept., i860.

vi. Susannah, 12 April, 1816; d. 31 Jan., 1871, in Canton, unm.

vii. Tamar Nichols, 3 June, 1819; m. 26 May, 1842, Harlan P. Griffin,

Milton; d. 6 June, 1896, Salisbury, Mass.
viii. Daniel Beal, 17 Aug., 1823; d. 29 Jan., 1892, unm.

21. Uriah5 (Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 27 Sept., 1746;
m. 7 Jan., 1773, Mary, dau. of Francis and Sarah (Hob art) Lin-
coln. She was b. 1755, and d. 3 Mar., 1793. He d. 18 April,
1826. Deacon of the church, and a man of prominence in town
affairs. "Farmer" and "tanner." Moderator, 1784, 1786,
1789, 1794, 1799, 1780, 1802. Town Clerk, 1786-1900. Select-
man, 1787-1800, 1803-1810. Lived on So. Main St. in house
built by his grandfather.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Betsey, i Aug., 1773; d. 2 Sept., 1S17; unm.

32. ii. Francis, 13 Sept., 1775.

iii. Meriel, 19 Nov., 1777; m. 8 Oct., 1809, Dr. Ezekiel Pratt.

33. iv. Isaac, 26 Jan., 1780.

v. Priscilla, 25 Sept., 1782; m. 7 Jan., 1810, Anselm Lothrop.

vi. Polly, 7 Dec, 1784; d. 30 July, 1792.

vii. Sally, 28 Feb., 1787; d. 23 May, 1797.

viii. Henrietta, 29 July, 1789; m. 16 Nov., 1830, Capt. Ezekiel Wallis.

22. Lazarus5 (Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 3 Oct., 1756;
m. 17 Sept., 1781, Fanny, dau. of Cushing and Huldah (Orcutt)
Kilby. She was b. 29 July, 1763. "Mariner." He was lost at
sea in a severe storm, 5 Dec, 1796. She m. (2) 21 Dec, 1801,
Dea. Israel Litchfield of Scit. Lizirus was a Revolutionary
soldier; at the surrender of Gen. Burgoyne, Saratoga, N.Y. Lived
on So. Main St. in house left by John Jacob to Cushing Kilby in
1753-

Ch., b. in Coh.,— "

i. Samuel Kilby, 10 Oct., 1782; d. 23 Nov., 1783.

34. ii. John, 15 Jan., 1784.

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239

iii. Samuel Kilby, 26 June, 1785; d. 8 Feb., 1806; unm.
iv. Lot, 19 April, 1789; d. 27 Aug., 1825. Lived in Malone, N.Y.
v. Anna, 31 Oct., 1791; m. 13 Oct., 181 2, Luther Litchfield. Lived in

Malone, N.Y.
vi. Anselm, 19 Jan., 1794; m. . Lived in Malone, N.Y.

23. James5 (Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 22 April, 1761;
m. 20 Feb., 1788, Abigail, dau. of Seth and Mary (Wade) Mitchell
of Bridgewater. She d. 6 Dec, 1839, aged 77 yrs. He d. 23
May, 1835. "Miller," and a soldier of the Revolution. Lived
on So. Main St. in house built in 1787, now owned by Thomas
Doyle.

Ch.,—

i. James, prob. b. in Bridgewater.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Lucia, 24 July, 1789; d. 9 May, 1838, unm.
35. iii. Warren, 2 Nov., 1792.

iv. Maria, 4 Jan., 1795; d. 6 Feb., 1872, unm.
v. Sally, 10 May, 1797; d. 10 Feb., 1798.

vi. Chloe, 21 Dec, 1798; m. , 1819, Thomas Jefferson Whitcomb.

She d. 16 July, 1866.
vii. Mary M., 4 Feb., 1807; d. 1 Aug., 1847.

24. Jacob5 (Obadiah4 Jacob3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 9 Oct.,
1 761; m. Chloe, dau. of Dea. Isaac and Sarah (Hobart)
(Lincoln) Lincoln. She was b. 17 Aug., 1765. He removed to
Lancaster abt. 1800, where he d. 30 April, 1850. Soldier of the
Revolution. Built house on So. Main St., south of his father's.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Polly, 3 Feb., 1793.
ii. Martin, 23 Jan., 1795.
iii. Cummings, 19 June, 1797.

25. Amos5 (Obadiah4 Jacob3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 13 Oct.,
1763; m. 14 Aug., 1785, Huldah, dau. of Cushing and Huldah
(Orcutt) Kilby. She was b. 20 Jan., 1767, and d. 26 Feb., 1829.
He d. 24 Sept., 1801. Lived on So. Main St. in house built
by his brother Jacob.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
36. i. William, 24 Oct., 1785.

26. Caleb5 (Abraham4 Jacob3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), bt. 31 Jan.,
1779; m. 25 Sept., 1804, Nancy Bicknell of Weymouth. He
m. (2) 25 May, 181 5, Elizabeth Robbins of Brighton, b. 3 Sept.,
1792, dau. of Wm. and Betsey Robbins. She d. 11 Mar., 1849.
"Farmer." He d. 25 May, 1856. He built a house on Beech-
wood St., near his father's, in 1831.

240 Lincoln.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Nancy, —

i. Sarah, 7 April, 1805; d. Jan., 1829; m. , Pratt, Weymouth.

ii. Nancy Bicknell, 7 Oct., 1807; m. , Dickerson, Provi-
dence, R.I.

iii. Thomas, — Oct., 1809; m. , Lucy Stone of Watertown.

iv. Samuel, — Nov., 181 1; m. , Olive Cook, Providence, R.I.

Ch., by 2d wife, Elizabeth, —

v. Eliza, 3 June, 1818; m. , Erastus W. Champney, Boston.

vi. Lucy, 23 Aug., 1819; m. , James Leverett. She d. 6 April,

1847, Providence, R.I.

vii. Mary, i June, 1821; m. , Leonard Drown, Concord, N.H.

viii. Jennett, / ~ r , (d. 1 Mar., 1824.

ix. Annette,) 3 ■■> 3> (m. 9May, 1867, Samuel Shipley, Groton.

x. Jennett, 30 June, 1826; m. 1 June, 1862, Thomas Tilden, Scituate.

xi. Caleb, 6 Sept., 1828.

37. xii. Abraham, 3 Feb., 1830.

xiii. Levi, 24 Oct., 1831; d. 20 June, 1864. Soldier in Civil War.

27. Elisha5 (Ezekiel4 Elisha3 Samuel2"1), b. 8 Sept., 1765;
m. 1786, Susanna, dau. of Thomas Beal. She d. 14 Oct.,
1811. He m. (2) 2 Dec, 1812, Betsey (James) Lincoln. She
d. 15 Feb., 1864. He d. 19 Jan., 1830. "Farmer." Resided
in the house built by his grandfather, on Sohier St.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Ezekiel, bt. 7 Oct., 1788; m. 9 Nov., 1808, Betsey Fillebrown

of Boston. He d. 30 Dec, 1811.
ii. Lewis, bt. 26 Oct., 1794; d. — Dec, 1802.

38. iii. Elisha, bt. 13 Sept., 1795.

iv. Susanna, ), Q „ . Jd. 18 Sept., 1839.
v. Priscilla, S Dr- 2' UCl-' I001' Im. 29 Feb., 1828, Ebenezer James,
vi. Sarah Lewis, bt. 23 Oct., 1803; m. 25 Feb., 1828, Moses Lincoln,

39. vii. Lewis, — Feb., 1808.

viii. Elizabeth Lewis, bt. 7 Aug., 181 4; m. .

ix. Ezekiel, bt. 13 Oct., 1816.
x. Abigail, d. 20 May, 1822.

28. Jerome6 (Jerome5 Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b.
23 Aug., 1782; m. 27 Aug., 1804, Nancy, dau. of Joseph and
Relief (Bourne) Pratt. She survived him and m. (2) 30 Mar.,
1 83 1, Ziba Wood. Resided in Beechwoods.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

40. i. Francis M., 7 Jan., 1805.

ii. Newcomb B., 24 July, 1806; d. young.

iii. Lurettia C.,'27 April, 1808; m. 24 Sept., 1826, Alexander Clapp
of Scit.

29. Martin6 (Jerome5 Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1),
b. 14 July, 1799; m. n Nov., 1827, Ruth, dau. of Capt. John
and Hannah (Lincoln) Manson of Scit. She d. 12 Mar., 1828.
He m. (2) Nancy, dau. of Capt. Davis and Nancy (Jenkins)

Lincoln. 241

Jenkins of Scit. She was b. 25 Oct., 1807, and d. 4 April, 1887.
He d. 20 Oct., 1S90. "Farmer." Moderator, 1841, 1846-1847,
1852-1854, 1863. Selectman, 1828-1830, 1837-1847, 1852-1853,
1863, 1868-187 1, 1873. Representative, 1841-1842, 1870. He
built house on South Main St., just south of his father's.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Martin, 6 Mar., 1828; d. 16 Mar., 1828.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

41. ii. Martin Jerome, 17 April, 1836.

Hi. Davis Jenkins, 21 April, 1837; d. 13 Sept., 1837.

iv. James Davis, 12 April, 1838; m. 26 Nov., 1868, Eliza H. Tower.

She d. 4 Aug., 1870. He d. — Nov., 1908. No issue,
v. Luther Jenkins, ii Feb., 1840; d. 25 Nov., 1840.
vi. Henry H., 12 May, 1842; d. 27 Aug., 1842.
vii. Ruth M., 30 June, 1843; d. 21 Sept., 1843.

42. viii. Charles C, 8 Jan., 1847.

ix. Anna Elizabeth, 18 April, 1852.

30. Joseph6 (Zenas5 Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b.
23 Nov., 1783; m. 30 Sept., 1810, Mary H., dau. of Thomas and
Anna (Nichols) Nichols. She was b. 8 April, 1792, and d. 23 Jan.,
1867. He d. 14 Oct., 1869. Soldier of the War of 1812. Lived
on Elm St., in house of Thomas Nichols.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah, 29 April, 181 1; m. 1 Dec, 1831, Mighill Smith, Boston.
She d. , 1891.

43. ii. Henry, i Oct., 1812.

iii. Mary H., 23 May, 1816; m. 3 Nov., 1839, William D. Eaton.

She d. 29 June, 1849.
iv. Abigail Tower, 4 Oct., 1817; m. 15 Dec, 1836, Warren Marsh.

She d. 29 Feb., 1892.
v. Joseph, 15 Dec, 1819; m. 6 July, 1840, Elizabeth Neville,
vi. Samuel Nichols, 2 May, 182 1; d. 4 June, 1900, unm.

44. vii. Zenas D., 23 Sept., 1823.
viii. Thomas, 3 Aug., 1825.

45. ix. Louis Nichols, 27 Dec, 1827.

x. Joel W., 19 Jan., 1829; m. 1 May, 1853, Priscilla N. Tower. She

d. 12 July, 1904. He d. 5 June, 1873.
xi. John H., 25 Jan., 1831; d. 26 Sept., 1847.

xii. EzekielW., 26 Nov., 1832; m. 12 Oct., 1854, Nancy F. Brown.
He d. 14 July, 1871. ,.

31. Thomas6 (Zenas5 Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b.
11 July, 1791; m. Nov., 181 1, Nancy Norcross. She survived him
and m. (2) Simons. He d. 28 April, 1828. "School-
teacher." Lived on No. Main St. in house of his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Myra, — May, 181 2; m. 21 June, 1832, Caleb Souther. She d. 3

Mar., 1882.
ii. Ruth, — Nov., 1815; d. 15 Mar., 1819.

242 Lincoln.

iii. Allen, ; m. Lucy Richardson; m. (2) Julia Holmes; m. (3)

Martha Gardner. He was a Congregational minister.

iv. Thomas, ; m. Harriet Tufts.

v. Charles, , 1819; drowned in Little Harbor, 4 Aug., 1827.

32. Francis6 (Uriah5 Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 13 Sept.,
1775; m. 29 Nov., 1804, Peggy, dau. of Peter and Molly (Tower)
Nichols. She was b. 19 April, 1778, and d. 22 Oct., 1858. He d.
29 May, 1850. "Farmer" and "tanner." Lived on So. Main St.
in house which he built in 1806, just north of the one built by
Mordecai" for his son Isaac.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
46. i. Isaac, 12 Nov., 1805.

33. Isaac6 (Uriah5 Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 26 Jan.,
1780; m. 24 Aug., 1820, Marcia, dau. of Capt. John Dunlap.
She was b. 22 July, 1799, and d. 2 Feb., 1833. He d. 6 Mar., 1868.
He grad. H. U.,'1800; M.D., 1803. Settled in Brunswick, Me.,
abt. that time. ■ He was one of the pioneer physicians of Me. and
one of the best known in that part of the state. One of the trustees
of Bowdoin College.

Ch., b. in Brunswick, Me., —

i. John D., i June, 1821; m. Ellen, dau. of Gen. Sam'l Fessenden of
Portland, Me., grad. of Bowdoin. Settled in Brunswick, Me.
"Physician."
ii. Mary E., 13 May, 1823; m. , John Green Richardson of Bath, Me.

34. John6 (Lazarus5 Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 15 Jan.,
1784; m. 2 Aug., 1807, Deborah, dau. of Snell and Charlotte
(Otis) Wade of Scit. She d. 11 April, 1818, aged 32 yrs. He m.
(2) 7 Feb., 1819, Elizabeth, dau. of James and Susanna (Lincoln)
Stodder. She was b. 13 Dec, 1784, and d. 9 Jan., 1848. He d.
31 Dec, 1832, at sea. "Master mariner." Lived in Cushing
Kilby house on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Deborah, — •

i. Deborah, 2 June, 1808; m. 2 Dec, 1829, John* Pratt,
ii. Charlotte Otis, 5 Nov., 181 1; d. 5 June, {813.
iii. Otis Wade, — Nov., 1817; d. 25 Feb., 1818.

Ch., by wife Elizabeth, —

iv. James Carter, 23 Nov., 1810; d. 30 Oct., 1822.

v. Susannah Stoddard, 21 Aug., 1822; m. 13 Dec, 1840, Capt.
Henry Snow, Jr.

vi. Betsey W., 15 Dec, 1824; d. 22 Mar., 1828.
47. vii. John J., 5 Aug., 1827.

35. Warren6 (James5 Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 2 Nov.,

1792; m. , Hannah Hobbs. She survived him; m.

Faloon, and d. 30 Jan., 1867, aged 66 yrs. He d. 12 Nov., 1823.
Lived in house built by his father.

Lincoln. 243

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Hannah, —

i. Mary Ann, 23 Mar., 1819; m. 18 July, 1852, Thomas Doyle. She
m. (2) 2 Aug., 1862, Alden Simmons of Duxbury. One son,
Thomas Doyle, who lives in house built by James5.
ii. James Warren, 25 Aug., 1820; m. — , Rebecca .

36. William8 (Amos5 Obadiah4 Jacob3 Mordecai2 Samuel1),
b. 24 Oct., 1785; m. 2 Jan., 1814, Becky, dau. of Hayward and
Judith (Bailey) Pierce of Scit. He d. 20 Sept., 1869. Soldier ot
the War of 181 2. "Farmer." Lived on So. Main St. in house
built by his uncle Jacob.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. William, 2 Nov., 1814; d. 11 Jan., 181 7.
ii. Huldah, 3 July, 1817; d. 13 Aug., 1833.

iii. Betsey Pierce, 28 Dec, 1819; m. 10 Oct., 1859, William
Donnelly, York, Pa. She d. Nov., 1872.
48. iv. William, 22 Dec, 182 1.

v. Rebecca, 25 June, 1824; d. 22 Jan., 1843.

vi. Hannah Jane, 14 July, 1826; m. 13 Aug., 1855, Alexander W.
Smith of Thomasville, Canada West. She d. Dec, 1872.

37. Abraham6 (Caleb5 Abraham4 Jacob3 Mordecai2 Samuel1),

b. 3 Feb., 1830; m. , Sarah Janette, dau. of Charles White of

Norton. She d. 23 Oct., 1853. He m. (2) , Mary Jane, dau.

of Robert and Eliza (Kendall) Galbraith, St. John, N.B. She
d. 15 April, 1901, aged 70 yrs. Soldier ill Civil War. "Farmer."
Lived on Beechwood St. in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Sarah Janette, —

i. Charles White, 19 May, 1853; d. 25 Dec, i860.
Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Mary Jane, —

ii. Lizzie Robbins, 12 June, 1854; m. 11 Dec, 1873, Horace Kingman

Marden, Weymouth,
iii. Olive Augusta, 2 May, 1856; m. 28 Nov., 1877, Frank Winslow
Richards, Weymouth.

38. Elisha6 (Elisha5 Ezekiel4 Elisha3 Samuel2-1), bt. 13 Sept.,
1795; m. 5 Nov., 1825, Sarah, dau. of Aaron and Susannah D.
(Humphrey) Nichols. She was b. 29 May, 1800, and d. 28 Sept.,
1875, at New Haven, Conn. He d. 14 Nov., 1839. Soldier in the
War of 181 2. "Farmer." Lived on Sohier St. in house built by
his great-grandfather.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susannah Nichols, 15 July, 1824; m. Samuel A. Nichols, 8 Feb.,

1844.
ii. Samuel Nichols, 18 Feb., 1826; m. (Int. 15 Aug., 1851) Joanna E.

Bacon, Boston,
iii. Elisha L., 10 June, 1829; m. 25 Dec, 1853, Caroline A. E. Pratt.

She d. 23 Dec, 1896.
iv. Sarah Nichols, 29 Feb., 1832; m. 20 Nov., 1851, Uriah Penny,
Hingham.

244 Lincoln .

39. Lewis8 (Elisha5 Ezekiel4 Elisha3 Samuel2-1), b. Feb.,
1808; m. 13 Dec, 1831, Mary A., dau. of Nathan and Sally (Wil-
son) Souther. She was b. 4 Mar., 181 1. He d. 20 Dec., 1883.
She d. 5 Mar., 1894.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriot S., 14 Jan., 1833; m. 18 Sept., 1833, Gorham P. Bates.

ii. Mary E., 9 Aug., 1836; m. 25 Dec., 1856, Leander Beal, Hing.
Hi. Ezekiel, 20 June, 1839; d. 13 April, 1840.
iv. Ellen, ii June, 1841; d. 14 April, 1842.

v. Sarah Lewis, 20 Nov., 1843; m. 7 Aug., 1865, Jotham B. Beal.
vi. Irene Beal, 18 June, 1849; m. 8 June, 1876, James W. Harlow,
vii. Ellen Augusta, 24 April, 1850; m. 12 April, 1876, George W.
Kimball.

49. viii. Frederick Lewis, 8 Feb., 1856.

40. Francis M.7 (Jerome6-5 Francis" Hezekiah3 Daniel-
Samuel1), b. 7 Jan., 1805; m. (Int. 23 May, 1824) Sarah, dau. of
Samuel and Hannah (Studley) Hyland of Scituate. She was b.
, 1797, and d. 13 May, 1863. He d. 29 June, 1862. "Mar-
iner." He was wrecked on fishing-schooner Maine in 1846 in
Mass. Bay. Lived on Beechwood St. on corner of Doane St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Almira, 24 July, 1824; m. 18 Feb., 1844, Thomas Williams.

50. ii. Isaiah, 31 Jan., 1826.

iii. Francis M., 29 April, 1827; m. 13 Jan., 1847, Caroline F., dau. of

Lewis Bates. She d. 10 Sept., 1848, aged 16 yrs. 7 mos. 19 days.

He m. (2) 24 April, 1850, Mary A., dau. of Lewis and Almira O.

Anderson. Lived in Hing.
iv. Samuel, i Jan., 1828.
v. Hannah, 7 Dec, 1830; m. (Int. 26 Nov., 1853) Franklin J. Damon,

Scit.
vi. Eliza J., 18 Nov., 1832; m. 26 Dec, 1851, George Ainslie.
vii. Mary, 2 Feb., 1835; m. 27 Nov., 1853, William O. Wood,
viii. Ezekiel, 30 Aug., 1837; d. 16 Aug., 1846; drowned in wreck of sch.

Maine.
ix. Ellen Maria, 20 June, 1839; m. (Int. 6 Dec, 1856) Silas D.

Litchfield.

41. Martin Jerome7 (Martin0 Jerome5 Francis4 Hezekiah3
Daniel2 Samuel1), b. 17 April, 1835; m. 30 Jan., 1862, Ann Jane,
dau. of George and Cynthia (Collier) Hall. She was b. 31 Jan.,
1839. Removed to Taunton.

Ch.,—

i. Edward Hall, b. in Coh., 24 May, 1863.

ii. Winslow, b. in Taunton,
iii. William Ellis, b. in Taunton,
iv. George Martin, b. in Taunton.

v. Charles James, b. in Taunton.

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42. Charles C.7 (Martin6 Jerome5 Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2
Samuel1), b. 8 Jan., 1847; m- 8 Jan., 1874, Stella F., dau. of Ivory
and Olive (Plummer) Hayes of Brooklyn, N.Y. She d. 1907.

Ch., b. in Brooklyn, N.Y., —

i. Edith Estelle, 21 Oct., 1874; d. 2 Feb., 1875.
ii. Florence Hayes, 7 Mar., 1876; d. 15 Nov., 1889.

iii. Fred Jerome, 6 Mar., 1881; m. , 1907, Jennie Lawson. Ch b.

30 Aug., 1908.
iv. Harry Francis, 14 Oct., 1882.

43. Henry7 (Joseph8 Zenas5 Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2
Samuel1), b. 1 Oct., 1812; m. 25 Nov., 1839, Ophelia, dau. of
William and Hepsebeth (Lincoln) Whittington. She was b. 21
Feb., 1813. She survived him and m. (2) 18 Jan., 1852, James
Willcutt. Lived on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Richard Henry, Oct., 1840; m. 7 Jan., 1867, Mary E. Bourne,
ii. Alfred W., 2 Mar., 1843; d. 24 Jan., 1875.

44. Zenas D.7 (Joseph6 Zenas5 Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2
Samuel1), b. 23 Sept., 1823; m. 17 April, 1850, Francis E. Coney.
She d. 9 Jan., 1871. He m. (2) 27 Nov., 1890, Nina Elizabeth,
dau. of Joseph H. and Alice S. (Crawford) Higgins. She was b.
in Charlestown, — — , 1868. "Coal-dealer." He d. 22 Mar.,
1902. Lived on Highland Ave. in house built by James Hall.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, Frances, —
i. Fannie E., 4 May, 1861; d. 19 Nov., 1871.

45. Louis Nichols7 (Joseph6 Zenas5 Francis4 Hezekiah3
Daniel2 Samuel1), b. 27 Jan., 1827; m. 15 Nov., 1850, Eliza Ann

Livingstone, Boston. She was b. , 1828, and d. 28 Dec, 1903.

He d. 10 Aug., 1899. Selectman, 1870-1877. "Coal-dealer."
Lived in house of his father and of his grandfather Nichols, on
Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Effie Florence, 25 Sept., 1852; d. 21 Oct., 1872.

46. Isaac7 (Francis6 Uriah5 Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b.
12 Nov., 1805; m. 27 Nov., 1827, Sarah, dau. of Daniel and Sarah
(Tower) Bates. She was b. 18 Dec, 1809, and d. 13 Oct., 1890.
He d. 10 Mar., 1883. "Farmer." Resided in house built by
Mordecai2 about 171 7 which he inherited from his grandfather,
Uriah3.

Ch., b. in Coh., — ■

i. Uriah, 25 Aug., 1828; d. 20 Dec, 1857, unm.
ii. Francis, 17 Nov., 1830.

iii. Daniel Webster, 9 April, 1833; m. , Mary Ann Whiting of

East Weymouth.

246 Lincoln.

iv. Sarah Vinal, 30 April, 1835; m. 1 Feb., 1858, James S. Bailey, Scit.
v. Isaac Warren, 3 Sept., 1837; d. 18 Sept., 1839.
vi. John Hobart, 15 Mar., 1840; m. — — -, Eliza Downing Thurston,

Lynn.

vii. Isaac Newton, 8 Nov., 1842; m. , Lydia Ellen Breed, Lynn.

viii. James Dallas, 4 Feb., 1845. Present owner and occupant of house

built 1717.
ix. George Henry, 16 Dec, 1847; m. 16 June, 1874, Lucy Ellen Marsh,

Scit. m. (2) , Martha Jane Newcomb, Scit.

x. Lovell Bicknell, 9 Aug., 1850; m. (Int. 28 Dec, 1878) Mercy

Thomas Merritt, Scit.

47. John J.7 (John6 Lazarus1 Isaac4-3 Mordecai2 Samuel1), b.
5 Aug., 1827; m. 15 Dec, 1851, Ruth B., dau. of John and Hannah
(Worrick) Barker. She was b. 1 Mar., 1832. He d. 10 July,
1893. "Carpenter." Resided on So. Main St. in house willed to
Cushing Kilby by John Jacob in 1753, the old part having been
removed. The house was once an inn, according to tradition.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

51. i. Wyman Russell, 28 July, 1852.

ii. Clara Francis, 2 May, 1854; m. 3 May, 1875, Stillman Hewins,

Easton.
iii. John Anselm, 23 Nov., 1856; m. Mary (Brightman) Gifford.
iv. James Carter, 26 Mar., 1862; d. 21 Oct., 1862.
v. Fanny Kilby,22 Dec, 1863; m. 14 Mar., 1883, William Elmer Crocker.
vi. Harry Willard, 30 Sept., 1872; m. 18 Dec, 1900, Mary J. Dowries.

48. William7 (William6 Amos5 Obadiah4 Jacob3 Mordecai2
Samuel1), b. 22 Dec, 1821; m. 5 May, 1850, Esther Eliza, dau. of
Francis L. and Esther (Johnson) Bates. She was b. 17 Mar.,
1828. He d. 26 Aug., 1864, Norton, Michigan. "Mason."
Lived on So. Main St. in house of his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter Foster, 3 June, 1851; m. 24 Sept., 1884, Caroline M. Barton,
in Brooklyn, N.Y. Ch., b. in Hopkinton, N.H. : 1. Howard Walter,
14 Dec, 1891. 2. Fannie Esther, 13 Feb., 1894. Resides at
Concord, N.H.

ii. Henry Thomas, 7 Nov., 1854.

iii. George Cummings, 22 Aug., 1856; m. 18 Mar., 1884, Arabella May
Whitcomb of Council Grove, Kansas. Ch., b. in Council Grove,
Kansas: 1. Irene, 1 Jan., 1885. 2. Warren, 24 Mar., 1887.
Removed to Portland, Oregon.

iv. Priscilla Bates, 16 June, i860.

49. Frederick Lewis7 (Lewis6 Elisha5 Ezekiel4 rElisha3
Samuel2-1), b. 8 Feb., 1856; m. 1 July, 1886, Mary Adella, dau. of
James E. and Catherine A. (Walker) Ward, North Alton, Nova
Scotia. She was b. , 1866. Lives on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Sarah Lewis, 2 Mar., 1887.

Lincoln. 247

50. Isaiah8 (Francis M.7 Jerome8-5 Francis4 Hezekiah3 Daniel2

Samuel1), b. 31 Jan., 1826; m. , 1849, Martha S., dau. of

Meshech and Temperance (Stodder) Litchfield. She d. 9 Feb.,
1895. "Mariner;" was in wreck of sch. "Maine," Aug., 1846.
Residence, cor. Doane and Beechwood Sts.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Elmira, 31 Jan., 1850; m. 26 Nov., 1871, James Edward

Dennison, Boston,
ii. Orianna' A., May, 1854; m. 18 Dec, 1873, William O. Souther.
Hi. Bertha Louisa, 21 May, 1858; m. 1 May, 1879, Edwin G. Stewart.
iv. Isaiah Austin, 16 May, 1864; m. 19 Sept., 1894, Mabel Gertrude
Pinkham. Lives in Somerville.

v. Chester Franklin, 9 July, 1867; d. , 1867.

vi. Alma G., 8 Nov., 1868; m. , Herbert Tirrell, Weymouth.

vii. William Irving, 5 Oct., 1871; m. 16 Jan., 1901, Edwina Lewis

Seaverns, Scit.
viii. Martha Maria, 23 Mar., 1875; m. 2 Dec, 1903, Wilbur Austin
Carter, Scit.
•52. ix. Elijah Franklin, 14 Dec, 1879.

51. Wyman Russell8 (John J.7 John6 Lazarus5 Isaac4-*
Mordecai2 Samuel1), b. 28 July, 1852; m. 2 July, 1878, Eliza, dau.
of Thomas and Jennie (MacQueanie) Fraser, West River, Nova
Scotia. Conductor, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Lives on Spring St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Russell, 25 Nov., 1880; d. 11 June, 1884.
ii. Margaret Eliza (adopted dau.), b. 1 May, 1891.

52. Elijah Franklin9 (Isaiah8 Francis M.7 Jerome6-5 Francis4
Hezekiah3 Daniel2 Samuel1), b. 14 Dec, 1879; m. 27 Aug., 1906,
Ellen Harriet Carlson. Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Lawrence Franklin, 27 Nov., 1906.

SERGEANT DANIEL LINCOLN.

1. Ephraim3 (Ephraim2 Daniel1), b. in Hing. 3 Feb., 1716-7;
m. 27 Nov., 1750, Lydia, dau. of John and Lydia (Cushing)
Marshall, Boston. She d. at Coh. 5 Nov., 1787, aged 67 yrs.
He d. 9 Mar., 1795. "Mariner." "Farmer." Constable in
1 751. Lived on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. John Marshall, 5 Nov., 175 1; drowned off Black Rock, Coh.,

19 Jan., 1773, aged 21 yrs.
ii. Mary, 24 Aug., 1753; m. 20 Dec, 1800, Moses Sprague, widr.

2. iii. Ephraim, 24 May, 1755.

3. iv. Urbane, 15 Oct., 1757.

v. Daniel, ii Dec, 1760; m. 1 Jan., 1787, Hannah Burr. He m.
(2) at Boston, 28 Nov., 1793, Abigail (Adams) Howard.

248 Lincoln.

2. Ephraim4 (Ephraim3-2 Daniel1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 24
May, 1755; m. 27 June, 1784, Anna, dau. of Stephen and Rachel
(Stodder) Hodder. She was b. in Hing. 20 Mar., 1762, and d.
19 Sept., 1788. He m. (2) 2 Nov., 1794, Lucy, dau. of Welcome
and Sarah (Gill) Lincoln. She was b. in Hing. 1 May, 1764, and
d. 29 Aug., 1859. He d. 9 June, 1834. "Farmer." Revolu-
tionary soldier. Lived on Jerusalem Road in house formerly of
Israel Nichols.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Anna, —

i. Stephen, 10 Nov., 1784; d. 13 May, 1787.
ii. Rachel, 27 July, 1786; d. 10 Nov., 1868, unm.
iii. Stephen, 10 Sept., 1788; d. Nov., 1791.

Ch., by wife Lucy, —

iv. Nancy, 23 Oct., 1795; m. 2 Dec, 1819, Warren Nichols.

4. v. Ephraim, 3 Feb., 1797.

vi. Mary, 3 Jan., 1799; unm.; lived at South Hing.

5. vii. Moses, 12 Jan., 1802.

viii. Stephen, 10 Aug., 1806; d. 24 June, 1843; owned Israel2 Nichols
house.

3. Urbane4 (Ephraim3-2 Daniel1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 15
Oct., 1757; m. 24 May, 1781, Lydia, dau. of Benjamin and Hannah
(Beal) Barnes. She was b. in Hing. 11 April, 1762, and d. 28

Jan., 1792. He m. (2) , 1793, Mary, dau. of John and

Silence (Tower) Wheelwright. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
14 April, 1762, and d. 27 June, 1841. He d. (cem. stone) "10
Aug., 1843." "Fisherman." "Farmer." Rev. soldier. Lived
on Jerusalem Road, and late in life in the Beechwoods.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Lydia, —

6. i. John Marshall, 27 Nov., 1781.

ii. Lydia, July, 1784; d. 12 April, 1847, unm.

iii. Cornelius, 15 Jan., 1790; m. 24 Nov., 1814, Catherine Stodder. He
d. in Hing. 13 Mar., 1883, without issue. Soldier in War of 181 2.
Lived on Side Hill Road.

Ch., by wife Mary, —

iv. Silence Tower, bt. 18 Oct., 1795; m. 8 Dec, 1819, Osborn Wood.

7. v. Thomas, 18 Jan., 1800.

4. Ephraim5 (Ephraim4-3-2 Daniel1), b. 3 Feb., 1797; m.
June, 1824, Betsey Bray, dau. of Joseph and Susannah (Howard)
Bates, Brooksville, Me. She was b. 23 Aug., 1802, and d. 30
June, 1879. He d. 1 April, 1880. Lived on Jerusalem Road
west of old house.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Susan Howard, 14 Aug., 1825; m. 9 Dec, 1849, Eben B. Nichols,

Hingham.
ii. Rachel, 22 June, 1827; unm.
iii. Betsey Bates, 7 Oct., 1829; d. 9 Mar., 1861, unm.
iv. Ephraim, 2 Sept., 1832; d. 1 May, 1895, unm.

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v. Lucy, 20 Jan., 1835; m. 7 Dec, 1864, Willis E. Bakeman, Brooksville,

Me.
vi. Joseph Bates, 3 July, 1837; m. 1 Nov., i860, Annie Preston, Boston.

He d. 21 Oct., 1895. No issue. Representative, 1892.
vii. Ltjcretia Bates, 14 Nov., 1840; d. 27 Mar., 1842.
viii. Lucretia, 2 Dec., 1842; d. 16 Dec, 1842.
ix. Stephen, 5 April, 1844; d. 1 July, 1863. Soldier in Civil War,
45th Regt.

5. Moses5 (Ephraim4-3-2 Daniel1), b. 12 Jan., 1802; m. 25 Feb.,
1828, Sarah Lewis, dau. of Elisha and Susanna (Beal) Lincoln.

She was b. , 1803, and d. 15 Dec, 1841. He m. (2) Nov.,

i860, Eliza, dau. of Asa and Eliza (Stone) Pratt, Watertown.
She d. 20 Mar., 1880. He d. 5 Jan., 1892. Lived on Jerusalem
Road near Straits Pond.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Sarah, —

i. Mary Frances, 4 Aug., 1829; m. 15 Mar., i860, Stephen P. Marsh,

Lunenburg,
ii. Daniel W., 20 May, 1832; m. 24 Aug., 1862, Lydia J. Cushing, Hing.

Lives in Hing.
iii. Moses, 13 Jan., 1835; m. Abbie Morse, Roxbury. He m. (2) Martha

Morrill, Amesbury. Lives in Dorchester.

6. John M.5 (Urbane4 Ephraim3-2 Sergeant Daniel1), b. 27

Nov., 1781; m. Charlotte Leighton, and m. (2) , Ruth L.

Tower. 1st wife d. 10 Nov., 1839, aged 54 yrs. 2d wife d. in
Hing. 12 Aug., 1859, aged 61 yrs. He d. in Hing. 27 Dec, 1848.
''Mariner." Lived on Jerusalem Road near Straits Pond.
Removed to Hing.

Ch., by wife Charlotte, —

i. Betsey, 12 Nov., 1806.

8. ii. Cornelius, 9 Jan., 1809.

iii. Lydia, 16 Jan., 181 1; m. 1 July, 1832, Andrew Morse.

9. iv. John Marshall, 3 Mar., 1814.

v. Sarah, 30 Mar., 1816; m. 17 Oct., 1833, Melzar Groce.

7. Thomas5 (Urbane4 Ephraim3-2 Daniel1), b. 18 Jan., 1800;

m. , 1825, Almira, dau. of Ephraim and Hannah (Pincin)

Marble. She was b. 24 Aug., 1803, and d. 12 Feb., 1878. He d.
3 Feb., 1878. Owner of sawmill on "Turtle Island," Beechwood.

Ch.,—

i. Priscilla James, 27 Dec, 1825; m. 23 Nov., 1848, Washington

Lincoln, Scit.
ii. Levi, 2 Jan., 1831; d. 24 Dec, 1906, unm.

iii. Harriet Sanford, 21 July, 1833; m. 18 Jan., 1855, Ezra Brown.
10. iv. Thomas, 12 Aug., 1838.

8. Cornelius6 (John M.5 Urbane4 Ephraim8-2 Daniel1), b.
9 Jan., 1809; m. 2 Dec, 1830, Hannah, dau. of Christopher and

250 Lincoln.

Hannah (Lambert) Beal. She was b. 14 April, 1811, and d. 30
May, 1880. "Master mariner."- He d. at sea in Nov., 1883.
Lived on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ann Maria, 10 Feb., 1832; m. , Martin T. Ripley.

ii. Charlotte Leighton, 28 Feb., 1835; ra. 27 Feb., 1854, James

W. Bill, Haverhill,
iii. Hannah Augusta, 16 July, 1837; m. (Int. 19 Nov., 1856) Albert
Arkeson. She m. (2) John Webb. She d. in Eng., Mar., 1882.

11. iv. David B., 7 Oct., 1839.

12. v. Stephen P., 16 Nov., 1841.

9. John M.6 (John M.5 Urbane4 Ephraim3-2 Daniel1), b. 3
Mar., 1814; m. 10 Nov., 1833, Abigail Lincoln of Boston. She d.
25 May, 1852, aged 57 yrs. He d. 30 June, 1871. Lived on
Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Eliza, 22 April, 1835; m. (Int. 13 Dec, 1858) John Mitchell,

Hull.
ii. Abigail A., 2 July, 1836; d. 18 Feb., 1837.
iii. Abagail A., 12 April, 1838.

10. Thomas0 (Thomas5 Urbane4 Ephraim3-2 Daniel1), b. 12
Aug., 1838; m. 23 Nov., 1865, Mary L., dau. of James and Maria
A. (Wood) Babson. She was b. 18 Oct., 1846, and d. 13 Jan.,
1900. Owner of sawmill, "Turtle Island," Beechwood.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James B., 10 July, 1867; m. 14 Dec, 1893, Eva Lucinda Bates,
ii. Levi T., 20 July, 1870; m. Adelaide L. Stevens of Brockton.
iii. Martha Almira, 6 Nov., 1880; m. 20 Jan., 1906, Clement L. Brown,
Scit.

11. David B.7 (Cornelius6 John M.5 Urbane4 Ephraim3-2
Daniel1), b. 7 Oct., 1839; m. 27 April, 1866, Eloise E., dau. of
George and Caroline Elizabeth (Groves) Crocker, of Provincetown.
He d. Nov., 1879. His widow m. (2) 31 Mar., 1883, William
Appleton, b. in London, Eng.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. George Cornelius, 7 Feb., 1867; d. 17 May, 1890, at Winthrop.

ii. Charlotte Bell, 2 May, 1868; m. Sept., 1893, George W. Joyce.

She d. Sept., 1894.

iii. David B., ii June, 1869; d. 4 Nov., 1869.

iv. James Davis, 12 Sept., 1871; m. .

v. Effie Eloise, 17 Dec, 1874; m. .

vi. Ernestine, 8 April, 1876; d. 21 Aug., 1876.

vii. Child, ii Feb., "1878; d. 13 Feb., 1878.

viii. Ernestine, 13 Aug., 1879; d 11 June, 1881.

Lincoln — Litchfield. 251

12. Stephen P.7 (Cornelius6 John M.5 Urbane4 Ephraim3-2
Daniel1), b. 16 Nov., 1841; m. (Int. 5 April, 1867) Alice L., dau.

of Alfred P. and Margaret B. ( ) Thornton, Provincetown,

R.I. She was b. , 1845. Of U. S. N. in the Civil War.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Cornelius, 25 Mar., 1868; d. 25 Oct., 1888.
ii. Bertha Thornton, 2 June, 1870.
iii. Grenville Norcross, 8 July, 1874.
iv. Alfred Percival, 27 May, 1885; d. 25 Sept., 1888.

Note. — Lewis F., m. 20 Nov., 1876, Mary E. C. Crowell, both of Hing.
Henry W., d. 18 Aug., 1885, aged 14 yrs. 7 mos. 5 days. James Dean, Lowell,
m. 17 April, 1907, Alice Williams, Brookline.

LITCHFIELD.

Of the many descendants in Cohasset of Lawrence Litchfield,
who settled in Scit. shortly before 1646, the greater number are of
the family of his great-great-grandson James"' , who came to the
Beechwoods about 1760. A few families are derived from Capt.
Daniel3, of Scit., a younger brother of James"', and others from a
still younger brother, Dea. Israel5, also of Scit. Another group of
families originates in Lothrop5, a cousin of these brothers. Besides
these there are one or two, no doubt of the same stock, which can-
not thus far be rightly placed.

JAMES LITCHFIELD.

1. James5 (Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1, early settlers
of Scituate), b. 12 Nov., 1734; m. 15 May, 1760, Hannah, dau. of
Jonathan and Hannah (Whitcomb) Pratt. She was bt. 13 Aug.,
1732, and d. 8 April, 1818. He d. 5 April, 181 2, at Scit. Lived in
Hing., Coh., and Scit. Revolutionary soldier. "Farmer." One
of the first constables and collectors of the town of Coh. when
first incorporated, April 26, 1770. Lived in the Beechwoods.

Ch., b. in Hing. and Coh., —

2. i. Joab, 9 Nov., 1760.

ii. Rachel, 28 Mar., 1762; m. 3 Mar., 1785, Christopher James.

3. iii. Noah, 12 Mar., 1767.

iv. Sarah, 8 Feb., 1773; d. prob. before 1805.

2. Joab6 (James5 Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 9
Nov., 1760; m. 16 Jan., 1781, Hannah, dau. of Jesse and Lois
(Studley) Willcutt. She was b. 19 Feb., 1762. Lived in the
Beechwoods.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Salle, 30 April, 1781; m. 8 Oct., 1801, Isaac Litchfield, Scit.
4 ii. Enoch, ^o Nov., 1783.

iii. Polly, ii July, 1786; m. 16 Oct., 1804, Seth Phinney, Hing.

252 James Litchfield.

iv. Hannah, 23 Aug., 1788; in. 18 Nov., 1807, Peter Powers; m. (2)

26 June, 181 7, Asa Joy; m. (3) 16 Nov., 1819, Samuel Lane,
v. Charlotte, 19 Feb., 1791; m. 29 Oct., 181 7, Jonathan Lake,
vi. James, 25 April, 1793.

vii. Clara, 29 June, 1796; m. abt. 1814, Joshua Bates,
viii. Eliza, 2 May, 1799.
ix. Abraham, 4 Sept., 1803; m. 14 Sept., 1845, Jane (Souther) (Barnes)
Tyrer.

3. Noah6 (James5 Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 12
Mar., 1767; m. 17 Oct., 1787, Sarah, dau. of Jesse and Lois
(Studley) Willcutt. She was b. 4 July, 1767, and d. 16 Oct., 1844.
He d. 23 Dec, 1841. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susannah, 21 May, 1788; d. 25 Mar., 1810.

5. ii. Isaiah, 5 Nov., 1790.

iii. Sarah, 11 April, 1791; m. 9 Dec, 1827, Joseph P. Wheelwright. She
d. 27 Dec, 1877.

6. iv. Charles, 9 Mar., 1795.

v. Rachel, 9 July, 1799; m. Sweat. She d. 18 Jan., 1833.

4. Enoch7 ( Joab6 James5 Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1) ,
b. 30 Nov., 1783; m. 10 Aug., 1818, Rebecca (Gregory) Hyland,
dau. of William and Susannah (Stetson) Gregory. She d. n Nov.,
1843. He m- (2) IO June> ^44, Susan Lawley. He d. 16 July,
1850. She survived him and m. (2) 19 Nov., 1852, Robert Haw-
thorne, Jr., of Scit. She m. (3) 24 July, 1864, Samuel Meeker.
She d. 23 Nov., 1892. Enoch lived on Margin St. in house which
he built 1832.

Ch., by 1st wife, —

7. i. Joab Bestus, 24 Nov., 1818.

ii. Julia Eliza, ; m. , 1843, John Henry Litchfield.

Ch., by 2d wife, Susan, —

iii. Mary F., , 1844; d. 28 June, 1864.

iv. Rebecca.

v. William Henry, , 1848.

vi. Enoch, 13 Sept.. 1850; d. 1850.

5. Isaiah7 (Noah6 James5 Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1),
b. 5 Nov., 1790; m. 16 Jan., 1812, Silence, dau. of Gershom and

Elizabeth (Battles) Wheelwright. She was b. , 1794, and

d. 22 Feb., 1836. He d. 3 Mar., 1871. Soldier of the War of
181 2. "Master mariner." Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Henry, 22 July, 1812; d. 3 June, 1S66, at Taunton, unm.

ii. Adaline, Dec, 1815; m. , Geo. Shackford, Maiden.

iii. Hannah P., Sept., 1821; d. 11 Aug., i860, unm.
iv. Child, , 1833; d. 2 Feb., 1834.

James Litchfield. 253

6. Charles7 (NoahG James5 Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Law-
rence1), b. 9 Mar., 1705; m. , Lois, dau. of John and Susanna

(Willcutt) Stevens. She was b. , 1804, and d. 28 June, 1828.

He m. (2) 1 June, 1835, Deborah Totman, Boothbay, Me. She

d. 8 Dec, 1858. He m. (3) , Sarah Elizabeth (Barnes)

Everett, dau. of Benjamin and Deborah (Gardner) Barnes. She
was b. 5 Oct., 1836. Soldier of the War of 181 2. Lived on
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Lois, —

8. i. Charles H., 16 Sept., 1824.

ii. Eliza T. Hyland, 18 Jan., 1831.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Deborah, —

9. iii. Joseph William, 4 Nov., 1837.
iv. Deborah, 29 Nov., 1839.

v. George Albion, , 1841; d. 5 Aug., 1862, unm., in a Virginia

hospital. Soldier in Civil War, 32d Regt.
vi. Emily Augusta, 7 June, 1845; m- 4 Oct> I864, Jonn W. Tower,
Conductor, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.

Ch., by 3d wife, Sarah Elizabeth, —
vii. Dau., 7 Sept., 1862.

7. Joab Bestus8 (Enoch7 Joab6 James5 Josiah4 Nicholas3
Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 24 Nov., 1818; m. 4 Oct., 1842, Abigail,
dau. of Seth and Mary (Litchfield) Phinney. She was b. 21 Aug.,
1824, and d. 3 July, 1886. He d. 28 April, 1862. Lived in Coh.
and Hing. " Iron-molder. " Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John B., ii Dec, 1842; d. 15 Nov., 1843.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

ii. Lucy Ann, Sept., 1844; d. 27 Aug., 1848.

iii. Edmund, , 1846; d. 5 Sept., 1848.

iv. Almena, , 1848; d. 4 Sept., 1849.

v. Almena, , 1850; m. 24 June, 1872, William G. Evans, Boston.

vi. Albert Warren, 10 Aug., 1852; m. 2 July, 1885, Rose E. Higgins,

St. John, N.B.
vii. Maria Louise, 26 June, 1854.

viii. Benjamin Tileston, 9 Sept., 1856; m. .

ix. James Bestus, 14 Mar., 1862; m. .

8. Charles H.8 (Charles7 Noah6 James5 Josiah4 Nicholas3
Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 16 Sept., 1824; m. 22 Nov., 1849, Olive

Caroline, dau. of Benjamin and Emily ( ) Harris. She was

b. —• — , 1830, and d. 7 Nov., 1867. He m. (2) 16 May, 1875,
Eliza Jane (Jackman) Bushnell, dau. of Alfred Jackman, South
Abington. She d. 21 May, 1900, aged 67 yrs. He d. 12 Jan., 1896.

254 James Litchfield.

Ch., b. in Coh., by ist wife, Oiive Caroline, —

10. i. Edward Henry, 8 Aug., 1850.

ii. Olive C, 24Dec, 1S51; m. 1 Jan., 1873, William Henry Litchfield,
iii. Lois, 28 Mar., 1855; m. 26 Sept., 1874, John Edward Ney.
iv. Charles Albion, 21 April, 1858.

v. Benjamin Sew all, 8 Dec, i860; m. 31 May, 1887, Mary Elizabeth

Ainslie. He d. 30 May, 1902.
vi. Emily Elizabeth, 7 Sept., 1863.

11. vii. Lewellyn A., 23 Sept., 1866.

Ch., by 2d wife, Eliza Jane, —

12. viii. William Tillson, 10 Feb., 1877; m. 30 May, 1900, Esther T.

Munnis.

9. Joseph William8 (Charles7 Noah6 James5 Josiah4 Nicholas3
Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 4 Nov., 1837; m. 26 Nov., i860, Mary Jane,
dau. of John and Christiana (Hill) Sloane, of Liverpool, England.
She d. 5 Mar., 1889, aged 50 yrs. 9 mos. 16 days. Of U. S. Navy
in Civil War.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Elias, 4 Aug., 1861.

ii. Dau., 22 Nov., 1862.
iii. Child, 15 Sept., 1867.
iv. Margarette E., 3 Oct., 1869; d. 28 Nov., 1874.

v. Caroline Augusta, 22 Nov., 1873.
vi. John Alner, 4 Sept., 1875; d. 24 Sept., 1877.
vii. Child, 7 May, 1880.

10. Edward Ii.9 (Charles Henry8 Charles7 Noah0 James5

Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. , 1853; m. (Int. 8

Jan., 1879) Anna R., dau. of Lawrence and Ann McGough.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry Lawrence, 30 Oct., 1879.
ii. Roy Edward, 4 Oct., 1889.

11. Lewellyn A.9 (Charles H.8 Charles7 Noah6 James5 Josiah4
Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 23 Sept., 1866; m. 6 Jan., 1894,
Anna Louise, dau. of Edward T. and Annie L. {Jackman) Steele,
Wethersfield, Conn. She was b. , 1869.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter Ellsworth, 8 June, 1894.

ii. Child, 26 Dec, 1895.
iii. Child, 20 Feb., 1898.
iv. Richard Edward, 27 July, 1899.

v. Albert Loring, 12 Oct., 1900.
vi. Clarence Harold, 5 May, 1902.
vii. David Ira, 30 Oct., 1903; d. 31 Oct., 1003.
viii. Child, 24 Nov., 1905; d. 30 Nov., 1905.

12. William Tillson9 (Charles H.8 Charles7 Noah6 James5
Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 10 Feb., 1877; m.

James Litchfield. 255

30 May, 1900, Esther T., dau. of George F. and Mary Ann (Cas-
sidy) Munncs. She was b. 29 April, 1882, and d. 29 May, 1901.
He m. (2) 8 Feb., 1902, Eva Griffin of Norwcll, dau. of Lawson A.

and Isabella (Forsyth) Griffin of Nova Scotia. She was b. ,

1880.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —
i. Alice May, 27 Nov., 1900.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Harold William, 17 Mar., 1902.
iii. Stanley Forsyth, 21 Mar., 1905; d. 27 Nov., 1905.
iv. Child, 31 Dec, 1906.

13. Edwin C.9 (Luther8 Abraham7 Joab6 James5 Josiah4

Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. ; m. , Mary S., dau. of

Thomas C. and Mary (Sears) Whitcomb. She was b. 19 Feb.,
1S55.

Ch., b in Coh., —
i. Percy Clifford, 28 Nov., 1874.

CAPT. DANIEL LITCHFIELD.

1. John Henry8 (Leonard7 Elijah6 Capt. Daniel5 Josiah4

Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. ; m. , Julia Eliza, dau.

of Enoch and Rebecca (Gregory) (Hyland) Litchfield.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

John Henry, 28 Jan., 1844.

Sarah Elizabeth, 23 Jan., 1845.

Julia Elizabeth, ; m. 6 Nov., 1881, Joseph Sylvia, Boston.

2. Foster8 (Leonard7 Elijah6 Capt. Daniel5 Josiah4 Nicholas3
Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. — Sept., 1822; m. (Int. 12 Dec, 1845)
Rebecca Ann, dau. of Thomas and Lois (Litchfield) Whitcomb.
She was b. 16 Dec, 1824.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Marietta Josephine, , 1846; d. 12 Nov., 1854, aged 8 yrs.

ii. Thomas L., 24 June, 1849.
iii. James F., 12 Dec, 1850; d. 25 Oct., 1859.
iv. Lilla T., 13 Dec, 1852; m (Int. 25 Nov., 1872) Andrew Nath'l

Bates,
v. George Henry, 28 Oct., 1855; d. n Aug., 1863.
vi. Dau., 27 Aug., 1857.

vii. Willie, ; m. .

4. viii. Cyrus, , 1863.

3. Thadpeus8 (Leonard7 Elijah6 Capt. Daniel5 Josiah4 Nicho-
las3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. ; m. 6 Jan., 1850, Mary A., dau.

of Timothy W. and Mary S. (Wood) Brown. She was b. 3 Sept.,
1832.

256 Daniel Litchfield.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Dau., 15 Oct., 1852.
4. Cyrus9 (Foster8 Leonard7 Elijah6 Capt. Daniel5 Josiah4

Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. , 1863; m. 5 April, 1888,

Mabel Adelina, dau. of George F. and Emma A. (Pratt) Hayden.
She was b. in Charlestown, 1869.
Ch., b. in Coh., —
Sheldon Pratt, 30 July, 1903; d. 14 Oct., 1903.

DEACON ISRAEL LITCHFIELD.

1. Festus6 (Dea. Israel5 Josiah4 Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1),
b. 18 Oct., 1783, at Scit. ; m. 13 Oct., 1806, Penelope, dau. of
Samuel and Sarah (Litchfield) Stockbridge of Scit and Coh. She
was b. 23 Nov., 1780, and d. 23 April, 1864, at Coh. He d. at Coh.
5 June, 1847. Soldier of the War of 181 2. Lived on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Alexander, 15 Jan., 1807; d. 10 Nov., 1810.

ii. Ann Jane, 7 Sept., 1808; d. 2 Jan., 1886, unm.
2. iii. Alexander Stockbridge, 4 June, 181 2.

iv. Elizabeth, 5 Nov., 1814; d. 10 Nov., 1815.

v. Henry, 9 Jan., 1820; d. 10 April, 1888.

vi. Elizabeth, 31 Aug., 1825; d. 4 Nov., 1889, unm.

2. Alexander Stockbridge7 (Festus6 Dea. Israel5 Josiah4

Nicholas3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 4 June, 181 2 ; m. , Olive T.

Wade of Scituate. She was b. 31 Oct., 1814, and d. in Boston
13 Feb., 1897. He d. in Boston 11 Feb., 1884. Lived on Mar-
gin St. in house which he built about 1840. Removed to Boston
bef. 1870.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria Wade, , 1841; d. in Boston 14 Oct., 1889, unm.

ii. Mary Morse, , 1843; m- > Sylvanus Higgins.

iii. Emma A., — — ; d. , unm.

iv. Samuel Stockbridge, 30 June, 1848; d. , 1872.

v. Harriet, 30 Dec, 1851; m. , William W. Richardson.

vi. Laura Agnes, 9 June, 1857; d. 27 Sept., 1857.

LOTHROP LITCHFIELD.

1. Lothrop6 (Lothrop5 Nicholas4-3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b.

; m. 20 Feb., 1798, Abigail (Kilby) Browne, widow of Bela

Browne of Scit. and Coh., and dau. of John and Elizabeth (Bates)
Kilby. She was b. 19 Dec, 1767. Lived in Scituate.
Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Child, d. — May, 1799.
ii. Sarah Kilby, 1 T l8o2
111. Abigail, J ' J

2. iv. Joshua, .

Lothrop Litchfield. 257

2. Joshua7 (Shadrach6 Lothrop5 Nicholas4-3 Josiah2 Law-
rence1), b. , 1814; m. 17 June, 1835, in Scit., Mary C, dau. of

Samuel and Lois (Lincoln) Ellms. She was b. in Scit., — July,
1816. She survived him and m. (2) 19 Oct., 1847, Osborn Wood
ofCoh. Joshua d. 16 Aug., 1846. " Master mariner. " Perished
in the wreck of sch. " Maine," of which he was captain. Resided
in Scit., and on Beechwood St., Coh.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

3. i. Anson Bradford, 17 Sept., 1837.
ii. Ellen G., 13 Nov., 1838.
iii. Elizabeth L., 2 Nov., 1840; d. 18 Feb., 1848.

3. Anson Bradford8 (Joshua7 Shadrach6 Lothrop5 Nicholas4-5
Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 17 Sept., 1837; m. 6 Dec, 1859, Eliza Jane,
dau. of Thomas and Lois (Litchfield) Whitcomb. She was b. 22
July, 1839. Depot-master, Beechwood Sta. Constable, 1892-1900.
On Fire Department. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Carrie Bradford, 20 Aug., i860; m. 4 Sept., 1898, Sam'l E. Hyland.

4. ii. Arthur C, 13 Nov., 1862.

iii. Lizzie A., 12 Nov., 1864; m. 30 April, 1902, Robert John Litchfield,
iv. Joshua Q., 16 Aug., 1868.
v. J. Western, 26 Oct., 1871.

\i. Mary Lois, 10 Aug., 1876; m. 10 Aug., 1901, Adelbert A. Davis,
Washington, Me.

4. Arthur C.9 (A. Bradford8 Joshua7 Shadrach6 Lothrop1
Nicholas4-3 Josiah2 Lawrence1), b. 13 Nov., 1862; m. 24 Oct.,
1886, Carrie G., dau. of Samuel E. and Caroline J. (Litchfield)
Pratt. She was b. 9 Mar., 1871.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bessie Estelle, 14 Mar., 1887.
ii. Harold.
iii. Ruth, 21 Oct., 1901.

1. Francis S. (Francis = Lucy L. ), b. , 1789; m.

, Sophia . She d. 26 Oct., 1851, aged 56 yrs. 6 mos. He

m. (2) 17 Feb., 1852, Ruth, dau. of Henry and Dele (Dyer) Snow,
widow of Nichols Pratt. She was b. 16 April, 1813, and d. 14 June,
1886. He d. 6 Mar., 1881, aged 91 yrs. 8 mos.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

i. Francis Simmons, 31 Mar., 1853; d. 22 July, 1856.
2. ii. George Lewis, 13 Sept., 1854.
iii. Francis Simmons, i Jan., 1858; d. 1 Sept., 1858.

258 Litchfield.

2. George Lewis (Francis S. = Ruth (Snow) Pratt), b. 13
Sept., 1854; m. 16 Nov., 1879, Nettie Ellsworth, dan. of Jesse W.

and Olive (Anderson) Spooner of South Scit. She was b. ,

1862.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Grace Ellsworth, 30 Aug., 1882; d. 17 Aug., 1884.
ii. Ralph Webster, 16 Dec, 1884.

Joseph L. (Joseph = Jane Whitcomb), b. in Scit. ; m.

13 June, 1866, Sarah Lee, dau. of Francis L. and Esther (Johnson)
Bates. She was b. 5 May, 1837.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Frank Wallis, 13 Sept., 1867; m. 5 Sept., 1887, Irene, dau. of Elijah
and Polly (Marsh) Pratt, of Scit.

George Addison (George Briggs = Julia Marsh), b. -,

1862; m. 13 Oct., 1887, Mary Charlotte, dau. of Isaac and Mary E.
(Murphy) Pratt. She was b. 5 Jan., 1863. Resides in Boston
(Dorchester).

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Marion Gannett, 4 Sept., 1889; d. 16 Dec, 1891.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

ii. Norman Turner, 9 Dec, 1891; d. 26 Dec, 1892.
iii. Royal Marsh, 2 June, 1898.

Arthur E. (Benjamin B. W. = Emeline F. Curtis), b. ,

1876; m. , 1904, Laura, dau. of William W. and Sarah E.

(Brown) Studley. She was b. 21 June, 1870. Lives on Pleasant
St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Eleanor Frances, 2 Oct., 1904.
ii. Wisner Lawrence, 8 Mar., 1907.

Silas Damon, b. in Scit., ; m. (Int. 6 Dec, 1856) Ellen M.,

dau. of Francis M. and Sarah (Hyland) Lincoln. She was b.
20 June, 1839. He d. before 1869. She survived him and m. (2)
20 May, 1 87 1, Warren Newcomb. Lived in Beechwoods.

Ch.,—

i. LizzrE M., d. 27 June, i860, aged 2 yrs. 8 mos. 6 days.

ii. Mary Elizabeth, , 1863; m. 28 June, 1883, William Webster

Bates,
iii. Siles Damon, 19 April, 1864.

Litchfield — Locke. 259

Hiram C. (Freeman = Lucy Damon), b. in Scit., ; m. 30

Nov., 1 87 1, Ruth Ella, dau. of Samuel and Ruth (Clapp) Hard-
wick. She was b. 14 April, 1855, and d. 25 Oct., 1892. He m. (2)

, Henrietta (Ainslie) Apts. She was b. 22 Mar., 1855. Lived

in Scit. and Coh., and lives now in Braintree.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. William Henry, 15 April, 1872.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Joseph A., 22 June, 1880.

William Henry (Hiram C. Freeman = Lucy Damon), b. in
Scit., 15 April, 1872; m. 19 Feb., 1893, Susan, dau. of William H.
and Grace Ellen (Tower) Bates. She was b. 25 Sept., 1870.
Lives on Elm St.

Ch.,—

i. Ellen Ltllian, b. in Coh., 18 Oct., 1895.
ii. Rosilla B., b. in Scit., 26 Nov., 1900.
iii. William Mitchell, b. in Neponset (Boston), 20 July, 1906.

Note. — Caleb, of Scit., m. 8 April, 1789, Betty Dunbar. Widow Joanna,
d. 23 Jan., 1815, aged 76 yrs. Perez French m. 27 April, 1816, Lucy Lincoln,
dau. of Francis and Lucy L. Caleb Lincoln, son of Samuel and Roxanna
(Shattuck), b. 7 Oct., 1818. Foster, m. — , 1819, Lucy P. Nash of Scit.;
their dau., Elizabeth, b. 31 Oct., 1819. Caleb Lincoln, m. 22 Oct., 1840, Mary
S. Lincoln, m. 16 Dec, 1858, Adaline Hatch, both of Scit. Josephine T.,
ch. of Howard and Cordelia (Burns), b. 28 Sept., 1862. Louie Ella A., b. 17
Sept., 1869. Drusilla Frances, b. 16 Nov., 1871; d. 29 Dec, 1872. Luther
Clarence, m. (Int. 17 Dec, 1874) Hattie Maria Pratt. George B., of Scit., d.
9 Oct., 1878, aged 9 days, buried in Coh. Henry Spencer Bates m. 25 Nov.,
1880, Elizabeth, dau. of Warren. Benjamin D., of Scit., m. 23 Mar.,1881,
Mary Hannah, dau. of Martin T. Ripley. Orlando R., m. 7 Dec, 1885.
Lilla M., of South Scit. Ernest F. ,m. 29 Nov., 1885, Henrietta W. Pratt,
Norman I., d. 26 Dec, 1892, aged 1 yr. 17 days. Perez Young m. 24 Nov.,
1895, Malvina H., both of Scit. James M., d. 1 Feb., 1904, aged 1 yr. 14 days,
at Weymouth. Abbott, m. 29 April, 1896, Charlotte C. Leavitt, both of Scit.

LOCKE.

William1, emigrated from Stepney Parish, London, in 1634,
in ship " Planter," with a kinsman, Nicholas Davies, " being an
orphan, aged 6 yrs." He settled in Woburn.

Waldo Chapln8 (Amos Cutter7 Nathan8 Lieut. Samuel5 Samuel4
Francis3 Dea. William2-1), b. 19 Jan., 1843, in Cambridge; m.
6 Dec, 1865, Emily J., dau. of Robert Henry and Dorcas (Wood)
(Pratt) Reed. She was b. n Sept., 1845, and d. 17 July, 1870.
He m. (2) 24 June, 1875, at Providence, R.I., Lucinda P., dau. of
Robert Henry and Dorcas (WTood) (Pratt) Reed. She was b. 21
Sept., 1850.

260 Locke — Loehr — Loney — Lord — Lorenson — Loving.

Ch., by i st wife, in Coh., —

i. Emma Latisia, 31 Jan., 1868; m. 29 Aug., 1891, Thomas F. Kinsley.

Ch., by 2d wife, in Coh., —

ii. Gertrude Shaw, 28 Jan., 1877.
iii Amos Warren, i Mar., 1878; m. , Anna Molly, Hartford, Conn.

Note. — Charles Lexington, m. 8 Dec, 1812, Abigail Nichols. Amos C,
d. 1 Oct., 1889, aged 81 yrs. Waldo Washington, b. 11 April, 1894.

LOEHR.

August Ludwig V. (Frank = Barbara ), b. in Coburg

Gotha, Germany, , 1855; m. 5 Sept., 1880, Antoinette J. B.

Hoppe, dau. of Fortunatus and Barbara Hoppe. She was b. in
Oppel Obershossen, Germany, , 1856.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Gustavus Victor, 22 June, 1881.

LONEY.

Thomas, son of Lewis and Harriet Saunders, Millenbeck,
Lancaster County, Va., b. 10 May, 1833; m. 3 Nov., 1869, Laura
Thompson. She d. 27 Sept., 1884, aged 40 yrs. 8 mos. He m. (2)
18 Nov., 1884, Louisa M. (Braxton) Harris, of Boston. She d.
17 June, 1892, aged 59 yrs. He m. (3) 12 Oct., 1892, Mary
(Mathew) Pollard, of Boston. She d. 29 May, 1895, aged 41
yrs. 7 mos. He m. (4) 16 Mar., 1896, Marion Leona Brinford.
Lives on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Lottie Gertrude, 25 July, 1870; d. 26 Sept., 1875.

ii. Lizzie Blanchard, 16 Dec, 1871; m. Geo. Munroe, Boston,
iii. Henry Louis, 8 Aug., 1874; d. 11 April, 1887.
iv. Emma Bryant, 16 Jan., 1877; d. 9 Dec, 1884.

v. Stella Vernon, 6 June, 1882; d. 4 Nov., 1884.

LORD.

Edwin Chester, son of Edwin H. and E valine (Flagg), b. 26
Aug., 1900.

LORENSON.

Frances Louise, dau. of Emil and Suniva (Miller), 13 Oct. 1881.

LORING.

Gideon Turril, of Weymouth, m. 29 Nov., 1781, Mary, of Hull.
Capt. Daniel, of Hull, d. 3 Nov., 1801.

Lothrop. 261

LOTHROP.

1. Thomas:v (Thomas4 = Deborah Loring, Thomas3 = Expe-
rience Gorham, Joseph2 = Mary Ansel, Rev. John1, Cong, minister
in London, Eng., 1624, Scit., 1634, Barnstable, 1640), b. 9 Nov.,
1738, in Hing.; m. 17 Feb., 1759, Ruth, dau. of Daniel and Abigail
(Beal) Nichols. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 25 June, 1739, and
d. 17 Jan., 1821. He d. 4 Sept., 1813. Experience Gorham,
his grandmother, was a granddaughter of Desire, dau. of John
and Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland, both passengers on the " May-
flower," 1620, as was also Elizabeth's father, John Tilley. When
he was seven years old, his father having died and his mother
having married again and removed from Hing., he came to live in
the sec. pre. with his mother's uncle, Dea. John Jacob, who made
him his principal heir. Constable, 1 763-1 764. 2d Lieut, in
French and Indian War, 1757-1760. Member of Com. of Inspec-
tion, 1774, and of Com. of Correspondence, 1775. Lieut. Col. in
the Revolution. Moderator, 1771, 1773. Town Clerk, 1774-
1813. Selectman, 1771-1786. Representative, 1782-1786, 1789-
1790, 1792, 1795-1797, 1799-1801, 1S03-1804, 1806-1813. Resided
on what is now Spring St. in house which he built about 1760,
probably on site of John Jacob's first house, near the "cold
spring. "

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susannah, 25 Dec, 1759; m. 12 Oct., 1777, Haugh Oakes.
ii. Deborah, 14 Nov., 1761; m. 31 Jan., 1779, Seth Briggs.

2. iii. John Jacob, 12 Nov., 1763.

iv. Sarah, 9 Sept., 1765; m. 19 April, 1784, Thomas Bates; m. (2) 12

May, 1806, David Beal.
v. Ruth, 17 Aug., 1767; m. 31 May, 1789, Gershom Pratt,
vi. Thomas, 15 July, 1769; d. in boyhood.

3. vii. Anselm, 5 Feb., 1771.

viii. Caleb, 2 May, 1774; d. unm., at sea.

4. ix. Peter, 30 April, 1776.

x. Clara, 10 April, 1779; d. 17 May, 1779.
xi. Clara, 17 June, 1780; m., abt. 1800, Dr. Ezekiel Pratt,
xii. Elizabeth, i April, 1782; d. 8 Sept., 1782.

2. John Jacob6 (Thomas5-4 ~3 Joseph2 Rev. John1), b. 12 Nov.,
1763; m. 10 Aug., 1788, Bethia, dau. of Daniel and Bethia (Nichols)
Tower. She was bt. 24 Jan., 1768, and d. 5 Nov., 1858. He d.
5 April, 1823. "Master mariner." Resided on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas, 4 May, 1790; m. 14 Nov., 1811, Polly Beal. He d. at sea,
6 July, 1820, "in trying to save the life of a seaman." (J. W.)

5. ii. John Jacob, 15 April, 1793.

6. iii. Daniel T., 8 Jan., 1796.

7. iv. Warren, 16 Feb., 1799.

262 Lothrop.

v. Louisa, 29 Aug., 1803; m. 15 May, 1825, Job Tower,
vi. Caroline, 27 Mar., 1806; m. 29 Mar., 1831, Nichols Tower, Jr.

vii. Bethia, 9 June, 1808; m. , Caleb Pratt of Boston. She d. 30

May, 1834.

3. Anselm6 (Thomas5-4-3 Joseph2 Rev. John1), b. 5 Feb., 1771;
m. 17 Oct., 1794, Eunice, dau. of Isaac and Mary (Beal) Burr.
She was b. 26 April, 1774, and d. 9 May, 1809. He m. (2) 7 Jan.,
1810, Priscilla, dau. of Uriah and Mary (Lincoln) Lincoln. She-
was b. 25 Sept., 1782, and d. 15 Feb., 1846. He d. 27 May, 1853.
"Master mariner." Lived on King St., near No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Eunice, —

i. Clara, 15 Oct., 1796; m. 18 Oct., 1818, Caleb Nichols, Jr.
ii. James Burr, 17 Aug., 1800.

iii. Anselm, 15 Sept., 1805; d. 22 July, 1880, in Boston. A bass singer
for many years in Boston.

Ch., by wife Priscilla, —

iv. Uriah Lincoln, 16 Dec, 1811; d. 1 Sept., 1839.
v. Eunice Burr, 19 June, 1813; ra. 3 May, 1840, Capt. Henry Pratt,
vi. Elizabeth Lincoln,] [ m. 26 May, 1833, William

I xg pek jg ! Hall of Boston,
vii. Priscilla Lincoln, j '' 5,|d — Nov., 1876. "Teacher"

[ in Boston,
viii. George B., 21 July, 1816; d. 6 Nov., 1816.
ix. George B., 7 July, 1818.

x. Marcia Dunlap, 24 Sept., 1820; m. 2 Jan., 1842, Abraham Tower,
xi. Cummings Lincoln, 24 Nov., 1822; d. 26 Sept., 1895.
xii. Ruth Nichols, 18 May, 1825; m. 29 Sept., 1846, James Battles.

4. Peter6 (Thomas5-4-3 Joseph2 Rev. John1), b. 30 April, 1776;
m. abt. 1798, Betsy, dau. of Levi and Priscilla (Nichols) Tower.
She was b. 1 Jan., 1778, and d. 2 Aug., 1859. He d. 27 Dec,
1848. Capt. of Coh. company in the War of 181 2. Selectman,
1814-1815, 1820. "Ship owner." Resided on Spring St. in
house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

8. i. Caleb, 8 May, 1799.

ii. Priscilla Nichols, 21 July, 1801; m. 2 Nov., 1823, James Willcutt.
iii. Patty Tower, 26 April, 1803; m. 2 June, 1822, James Pratt,
iv. Sarah Young, 16 June, 1805; m. 6 April, 1826, William Bates,
v. Mary, 19 June, 1807; m. 17 Oct., 1833, Dr. Ezra Stephenson,

Barnstable. H. C, M.D., 1832; physician in Hing.
vi. Loring, 5 Aug., 1809; d. 21 Mar., 1814.
vii. William, 15 Dec, 181 1; d. 11 April, 1814.

viii. Elizabeth, 4 Nov., 1813; m. 26 Nov., 1840, Capt. Clark Cutting,
Boston,
ix. Loring, 5 Nov., 1816; H. C, A.B., 1836; m. Amanda Sophia

Forbes of Boston. "Teacher." Son, Loring, and 4 daus.
x. Rebecca A., 22 Aug., 1822; m. 1 Nov., 1843, Royal Whiton, Jr., of
Hing.; 5 ch.

Lothrop. 263

6. John Jacob7 (John J.6 Thomas5-4-3 Joseph2 Rev. John1),
b. 15 April, 1793; m. 4 Dec., 1817, Elizabeth, dau. of William and
Hepsibah (Lincoln) Whittington. She was b. 9 Sept., 1797, and
d. 6 Sept., 1847. He d. 10 Jan., 1882. "Farmer." Resided at
SandyJCove in house built by William Bailey and William Whitting-
ton and added to by himself. " Teacher " and " farmer."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas, 22 Feb., 1819.
ii. Richard W., 10 Aug., 1821; m. 4 May, 1845, Hannah F. Morse,

Biddeford, Me. She d. 19 June, 1851. He d. 27 Mar., 1905.
iii. Elizabeth B., 26 Oct., 1823.
iv. John J., 17 Aug., 1827.

v. Abigail J., 28 Jan., 1830; m. Elijah M. Greer, Arkansas; d. .

vi. Granville W., 2 April, 1832; d. 18 May, 1903.
vii. William W., 21 Mar., 1834; m. 1 July, 1872, Charlotte A. Bartlett.

She d. 23 July, 1883.
viii. Charles Henry, 4 June, 1838.

6. Daniel T.7 (John J.6 Thomas5"4-3 Joseph2 Rev. John1)^
b. 8 Jan., 1796; m. 18 Jan., 1825, Abigail, dau. of Warren and
Hannah (Bates) Joy. She d. 28 June, 1827, aged 23 yrs. He
m. (2) , Julia Ann, dau. of Charles and Anna (Sutton) Cun-
ningham. She d. 18 April, 1841, aged 32 yrs. Soldier of the War
of 1812. "Master mariner," and "underwriters' agent." Lived
on Summer St. in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Abigail, —

i. Abigail, — May, 1827; d. 27 Sept., 1828.

Ch., by wife Julia Ann, —

ii. Julia Ann, 13 Aug., 1833; d. 22 May, 1845.

iii. Daniel T., , 1836; d. 15 Dec, 1838.

iv. Bethia, 7 Feb., 1841; m. 17 Sept., 1878, Richard W. Sankey.

7. Warren7 (John J.6 Thomas5-4-3 Joseph2 Rev. John1), b.
16 Feb., 1799; m. 25 Feb., 1821, Lydia C, dau. of John and
Susanna (Worrick) Nichols. He d. 4 June, 1830. She m. (2)
22 Jan., 1834, Christopher Beal, Jr. Lived at No. Cohasset.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susan Augusta, 19 Aug., 1821; d. 28 April, 1822.
ii. Paul Augustus, 13 Feb., 1823.

iii. Warren, 29 Aug., 1826; m. 1 June, 1864, Emily Lincoln Whiting,
Hing. He d. 12 Aug., 1886. Ch. Anne, d. 2 Jan., 1867, aged 2 yrs.
9 mos.
iv. Lydia Ann, 16 Jan., 1829.

8. Caleb7 (Peter6 Thomas5-4-3 Joseph2 Rev. John1), b. 8 May,
1799; m. 28 Nov., 1819, Mary, dau. of Ephraim and Mary (Rich)
Snow. She was b. 7 May, 1801, and d. 25 Aug., 1831. He m.
(2) 28 Nov., 1833, Jane, dau. of Ephraim and Mary (Rich) Snow.

264 Lolhrop.

She was bt. 10 July, 1814, and d. 9 Dec, 1841. He m. (3) ,

Ann Herring. He d. 30 Dec., 1862. "Ship owner and ship
chandler." Town treasurer, 1827, 183 1-1836. Selectman, 1833-
1836. Resided in house which he built about 1823 on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Mary, —

i. Priscilla Nichols, 20 May, 1820; d. 17 Aug., 1846.
ii. Joshua Rich, 16 Oct., 1822; m. 13 Oct., 1857, Lydia G. Hedge of
Plymouth. Dart., A.B., 1844; Har., M.D., 1852. Physician at
Rainsford Island Hospital until 1859, when he settled in Buffalo,
N.Y.; d. in Plymouth 22 July, 1869.

9. iii. John Quincy Adams, 14 Oct., 1824.

iv. Mary, 8 Oct., 1826; m. 11 Oct., 1848, Joseph B. Thaxter, Jr., Hing.

She d. 27 Feb., 1850. One son; d. young,
v. Ellen, i Feb., 1829.
vi. Jane Snow, 25 May, 1813; m. 19 July, 1854, Caleb F. Nichols.

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Jane, —

vii. Elizabeth Nichols, 8 April, 1836; m. 31 Jan., 1858, Joseph B.

Thaxter, widr., Hing. Only ch. Joseph Blake.
viii. Drusilla Snow, 18 Dec, 1841; d. unra. 2 Mar., 1898. "Teacher."

Principal of Coh. High School, 1875-1884.

9. John Qulncy Adams8 (Caleb7 Peter6 Thomas3-4-3 Joseph2
Rev. John1), b. 14 Oct., 1824; m. 30 Nov., 1848, Eunice Bradish,
dau. of Samuel and Joanna (Nichols) Bates. She was b. 27 Oct.,
1824, and d. 23 June, 1897. He d. 24 Sept., 1894. Moderator,
1865-1894. Selectman, 1854-1855, 1858-1859, 1861-1862, 1864-
1872, 1875-1894. Representative, 1856, 1866, 1887. County
commissioner, 1892-1894. "Ship chandler and insurance agent."
Resided on Summer St. in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

10. i. Caleb, 7 Sept., 1849.

ii. Mary Thaxter, 16 Jan., 1851; m. 17 Oct., 1887, Charles A. Gross,

iii. Joseph Thaxter, i June, 1853; d. 16 Oct., 1853.

iv. Dau., 14 Mar., 1855; d. 15 Mar., 1855.

n. v. Quincy Adams, 3 Nov., 1856.

vi. Ellen, 20 Mar., i860; d. 14 Sept., i860,

vii. Eunice Jacob, 29 June, 1862; m. 6 Oct., 1885, Chas. H. Cousens.

10. Caleb9 (John Q. A.8 Caleb7 Peter6 Thomas5"4-3 Joseph2
Rev. John1), b. 7 Sept., 1849; m. 10 Oct., 1889, Mary Ellen, dau.
of Chas. A. and Martha J. (Bates) Gross. She was b. 20 June,
1866. "Insurance agent." Treasurer of Cohasset Savings Bank
since 1882. Member of school committee. Resides on Summer
St. in house built by his grandfather.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Addison, 3 Aug., 1893.
ii. Charles Gross, 15 April, 1897; d. 28 Feb., 1907.

Loth rop—Lovering — Lowell— Luce— Luddy. 265

11. Quincy Adams9 (John Q. A.8 Caleb7 Peter6 Thomas5-4"3

Joseph2 Rev. John1), b. 3 Nov., 1856; m. , 1879, Addie Florilla

Beal. Resides in Neponset.
Ch.,—

i. Ernest Ellwell, b. in Con., 8 April, 1880; m. and has one son.

Lives in Braintree.
ii. Roy Minard, b. in Roslindale, i Jan., 1882; m. and has one son.

Lives in Dor.
iii. Amy Harwood, b. in Neponset, 25 Jan., 1884.
iv. Gladys Adelaide, b. in Neponset, 29 Dec, 1889.

LOUISA.

Joseph A. Esabel m. 27 Nov., 1857, Maria.

LOVERING.

Madeline Ellis, dau. of Newton and Sadie (Spooner), b.
18 Nov., 1906.

LOW.

William N., d. 17 April, 1820, aged 37 yrs.

LOWELL.

Rev. Frank Park m. 9 Oct., 1901, Sadie Ayer, of Waltham.

LUCE.

Matthew (Matthew = Elizabeth Tucker), b. in Boston, ,

1869; m. 1 Oct., 1902, Mary Cobb Hovey of Brookline, dau. of
Edward C. and Louisa (Cobb) Hovey. She was b. 1878 in Chicago,
111. "Wool merchant."

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Alice, 20 June, 1905.

Note. — Capt. Henry, son of Silas and Hannah, d. 12 May, 1850, aged
40 yrs. Mary Page (Crosby), d. 26 May, 1864, aged 59 yrs. 8 mos. 5 days; b.
in Orleans. David S. Beetle of Edgartown m. 12 Dec, 1855, Joanna W.
Stephen Pearson Brown of Dover, Me., m. 15 June, 1904, Edith, dau. of
Matthew and Elizabeth (Tucker) of Boston.

LUCEY.

Dennis, d. 5 Nov., 1884, aged 35 yrs. 2 mos.

LUDDY.

1. Mary, dau. of Thomas and Mary, b. 3 May, 185 1; d. 14
June, 185 1.

2 66 Lundin— Lyman— Lyons— Madden — Maguire.

LUNDIN.

Carl A. (Sven J. = Lena J. ), b. in Elfeborglan, Sweden,

, 1861; m. 27 July, 1889, Ida M., dau. of Adolf and Christiana

Hultman, of Campello. She was b. 1853.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Ivar Carl Timotheus, 9 July, 1890.

LYMAN.

Patrick Bergan m. 7 April, 1890, Annie, of Boston.

LYONS.

Patrick Joseph (James = Catherine Reardon), b. in Newbury-

port, , 1850; m. 25 April, 1886, Margaret Elizabeth, dau. of

Harrison and Julia F. (Dunn) Henry. She was b. 9 Feb., 1862.
He d. 9 April, 1898, aged 48 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Elizabeth, 8 May, 1887.
ii. Catherine, 16 July, 1889.

Michael (Michael = Katherine Knowlton), b. in Ireland,

, 1870; m. 3 Aug., 1901, Bridget, dau. of Patrick and Anna

(Coyne) Coyne. She was b. in Ireland, , 1879.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Ellen, 3 May, 1902.
ii. Fannie Elizabeth, 30 June, 1903.
iii. Florence Catrin, 21 July, 1905.

Note. — David, m. (2) (Int. 8 Sept., 1902) Emily (McManus) Murphy.

MAC CURRACH.

Ellen Maud, d. 27 Oct., 1902, aged 23 yrs.

MADDEN.

John = Margaret M. Allen.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Patrick, 29 Oct., 1903; d. 20 Nov., 1903.
ii. Joseph Allen, 8 Nov., 1904.
iii. Kathleen Marguerite, 23 July, 1906.

MAGUIRE.

William G., m. 3 Oct., i897,Hattle S.,both of Hing. Michael
Malachi, d. 14 April, 1901, aged 61 yrs. 6 mos. 20 days, son of
Stephen and Ellen (O'Brien).

Mahaney—Maitland—Malbon—Maloney—Mann. 267

MAHONEY.

Michael Mathew Toomey m. 2 Dec, 1896, Mary Theresa.

MAITLAND.

Frederic Reno (Marsden = Olivia Reno), b. in N. H., ,

1878; m. 21 Nov., 1903, Elinor B., dau. of Frank and Cora (Bonney)
Pierce. She was b. , 1883.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Frederic Reno, 24 May, 1904.

MALBON.

Micajah, a native of England, was shipwrecked off Marshfield,

while on his passage to Boston. He was b. , 1796; m. ,

Eliza Dyer. She was b. at Wraxaw, near Bristol, Eng., 25 Dec,
1801, and d. at Boston, 13 Jan., 1883. He d. in Hing., 20 Oct.,
1866. " Master mariner. " Taught school in Marshfield, Cohasset
and Hingham.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Ann Thomas, 16 Jan., 1828; m. in Hing., 26 May, 1846,

Theodore R. Glover. She d. in Milton, 28 April, 1908. No issue.

ii. Ruth Dingly, 2 Oct., 1830; m. in Hing., 19 May, 1852, Chas. H.

Loring, U. S. N. She d. 13 Nov., 1871. Her dau., Mary M. Loring,

d. at Washington, D.C., 6 Mar., 1887, aged 26 yrs.

iii. Elizabeth, 8 April, 1832; m. Samuel Little of Hing.

iv. Nathaniel Ray Thomas, 2 Sept., 1835. "Shipmaster." d. in Hing.,

11 Oct., 1867, unm.
v. Eliza, 5 Dec, 1839.

Ch., b. prob. in Hing., —

vi. Welthea L., , 1840; m. in Hing., 27 Oct., 1863, William M.

Bremer of Boston,
vii. Eleanor Parker, 1848; m. in Boston, r6 Nov., 1871, Edward Richar-

son of Boston. Son, Malbon Gorham, b. in Hing., 12 Sept., 1872.

MALONEY.

Edward W., d. 2 Dec, 1899, aged 42 yrs. Thomas, m. 29
Nov., 1906, Anastacia Shea.

MANN.

George, b. 8 Sept., 1768 (cem. stone) ; m. , Mary, dau. of

Urian and Leah (Egree) Oakes. She was b. 10 April, 1763, and
d. 7 April, 1844. By her will, 13 Feb., 1832, she gave to the
Unitarian Ch. in Coh. two silver cups, one marked with her name

268 Mann — Manning — Mannix — Mansfield.

as donor, the other with her daughter's, and, after other bequests,
left her house to her sister, Vashti Larry, and her brother Joshua.
Capt. George Mann d. 3 Sept., 1806. "Master mariner."
Resided in house which he built in 1797, on Elm St., near the
Cove.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Sophronia, 17 Sept., 1796; d. 5 Nov., 1812.

Note. — Josiah, widower, d. 24 May, 1858, aged 77 yrs. John Tyrer, son
of Josiah and Nancy, b. 23 April, 1859. Helen (Jackman), d. 29 Sept., 1884,
aged 59 yrs. 1 mo. 14 days.

MANNING.

Abby (Howard), widow of Francis C, dau. of Jonathan and
Joanna (Rust) Howard of Boston, d. 21 July, 1905, aged 91 yrs.
3 days. Arthur A. Thing m. 9 Nov., 1902, Mary. Joseph Henry
Donovan m. 11 Sept., 1907, Katherine Frances.

MANNIX.

Michael (Thomas = Jane Kennedy), b. in Ireland, — Jan.,
1847; m. 18 Feb., 1874, Deborah, dau. of Patrick and Mary
(Sullivan) Moriarty. She was b. 1 Jan., 1853. He d. 13 April,
1894. Lived on Parker Ave.

Ch., b. in County Kerry, Ireland, —

i. Mary, d. 9 April, 1875, aged abt. 2 weeks.

ii. Thomas, 7 June, 1877; grad. of Boston Univ.; m. 19 April, 1906,
Marie Mullaly. Child, Marie Elizabeth, b. in Rockland, 6 Feb.,
1907.
iii. Catherine, 25 Mar., 1879; m. 27 April, 1904, Edward Deeiy.
iv. Ellen, 14 Sept., 1882, stillborn.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

v. Michael, 19 Sept., 1883.

vi. Joseph Thomas, 8 Jan., 1886; grad. of Boston Univ.
vii. Jane, 3 April, 1888.
viii. Mary Ellen, 6 Feb., 1891.
ix. Abbie Elizabeth, 19 Aug., 1894.

Thomas (Thomas = Jane Kennedy), b. 7 June, 1852; m. 1
May, 1883, Mary Julia, dau. of Manuel F. and Mary (Joseph)
Bandura. She was b. , 1862. Lives on Parker Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Joseph, 3 Mar., 1884.

MANSFIELD.

Maria C, d. 29 July, 1907, aged 82 yrs. 1 m.

Manuel— Mapes— Marble. 269

MANUEL.

John L. (John, John = Esther Lewis of Hing.), b. in Hing.,
2 Feb., 1830; m. 13 Oct., 1852, Catherine, dau. of Edward and
Sophia (Beal) Morse. She d. 9 May, 1888, aged 56 yrs. He d.
19 Aug., 1862. Soldier in Civil War, 1st Co. H. Art.

Ch.,—

i. Mary E., m. 16 Oct., 1871, Edwin Penfold of Hing.
ii. George H., m. 13 Sept., 1871, Fannie E. Miles.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Alonzo Augustus, 6 April, 1859.

John C. = Mary T. Morgan.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Agnes Agatha, 30 Sept., 1887; m. 8 Dec, 1906, Patrick Joseph
McGrath.

MAPES.

1. Henry Clay (James = Laura ), b. in Coxsackie, N.Y.,

, 1837; m. 21 Nov., 1864, Clara Bates, dau. of Joseph and

Catherine (Higgins) Briggs. She was b. 5 Oct., 1840. He d. 17
Oct., 1904. Residence on Elm St., in the old Briggs house, built
in 1749.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. George Briggs, 19 July, 1865.

ii. Harry Ely, 8 July, 1867. Representative, 1905, 1906. Chief of
Fire Department, 1897-.

2. George Briggs (Henry C, James = Laura ), b. 19

July, 1865; m. 11 June, 1885, Carrie Edith, dau. of Oliver and

Edith A. (Hutchins) Griffin. She was b. in Gloucester, ,

1863. Residence, Elm St. "Conductor," N. Y., N. H. &
H. R. R.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Clara. Adele, 14 Jan., 1886; m. 26 Nov., 1907, Albert M. Kimball

of Hing.
ii. George Perry, 4 Mar., 1902.

MARBLE.

1. Gershom1, b. abt. 1665; was in early life a mariner, and for
a while a resident of Charlestown, Mass., where his first wife,
Mary, d. 30 Dec, 1694, a young woman. He afterwards rem. to

Hing., sec. pre., and m. (2) at Scit., , 1697, Waitstill Ingle.

She d. 14 Nov., 1728. He d. 6 Aug., 1725, aged 60 yrs. "Hus-
bandman," in will. Resided on Beechwood St.

270 Marble.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 2d wife, —

2. i. John, , 1700.

ii. Ephraim, , 1702; d. , 1736-7, unm.

iii. Mary, , 1704; m. Vinton.

3. iv. David, , 1706.

4. v. Nathaniel, — — , 1708.

2. John2 (Gershom1), b. , 1700; m. 7 Sept., 1724, Esther,

dau. of John and Hester (Canterbury) Tower. She was b. 22
Sept., 1700. He d. intestate, — April, 1738, as the record has it,
"suddenly at Cape Cod a whaling, leaving three small children."
Built house on Border St. long known as the "Marble house,"
later as the " Zealous Bates house. " Purchased by Lyman Willcutt
in 1907 and pulled down, and a new one built on the site in 1908
by his sons.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Gershom, 15 May, 1725; d. 18 July, 1751.
ii. Mary, 19 Nov., 1726; d. 18 Aug., 1751.
iii. Noah, 4 Sept., 1730; m. 7 April, 1779, Eunice Tower. He d. 31 Jan.

and his wife d. 6 Feb., 1801.
iv. Nehemiah, 10 Nov., 1734; d. 21 Oct., 1736.

3. David2 (Gershom1), b. , 1706; m. 27 Dec, 1732, Abigail,

dau. of Prince and Abigail (Tower) Joy. She was b. 22 Mar.,
1 7 13-14. Resided in Scit. and then in Hing., sec. pre., on Beech-
wood St. Taxed in 1771.

Ch.,—

5. i. David, , 1733.

6. ii. Luther, , 1735.

iii. Abigail, , m. 22 Sept., 1776, Hezekiah Hudson, widr., and m.

(2) 30 April, 1782, Capt. Obadiah Beal, widr.
iv. Nathaniel, , 1748, at Scit.

4. Nathaniel2 (Gershom1), b. , 1708; m. 25 Nov., 1735,

Susanna, dau. of Chasling and Hester (Bate) Worrick. She was
b. 29 Aug., 17 18. "Mariner." Lived in the Beechwoods.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Bette, 20 April, 1736; m. 10 Nov., 1756, Jacob Whiton.

ii. Susanna, 20 July, 1738; m. 10 Nov., 1756, Reuben Bates,
iii. Jonathan, 19 April, 1740.
iv. Thomas, 21 April, 1742.

v. Dau., 8 Oct., 1744; d. 19 Oct., 1744.

6. David3 (David2 Gershom1), b. , 1733; m. 11 Dec, 1755,

Susanna, dau. of David and Susanna (Tucker) Tower. She was
b. in Hing., 15 May, 1734. "Mariner." He d. , 1770.

Marble. 27

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre.,

i. Thomas, 23 Feb., 1758; m. 23 July, 1790, Jane Pratt. Lived in
Springfield, Vt.

7. ii. Joseph, 10 July, 1760.
iii. Ephraim, , 1762.

iv. Susa, 26 June, 1764; ra. 4 May, 1788, Francis Stephenson.
v. Nabby, 9 Jan., 1767; m. 7 Dec, 1788, Geo. Merritt of Scit.
vi. David, 15 Aug., ,1769.

6. Luther3 (David2 Gershom1), b. , 1735; m. (Int. 5 April,

1760) Priscilla, dau. of Thomas and Hannah (Holbrook) James.
She was bt. 10 May, 1741, and d. 24 Sept., 1818. "Mariner."
Lost at sea.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

8. i. James, 3 Nov., 1760.

ii. Luther, bt. 5 June, 1763; m. 13 May, 1788, Betty Bates. No issue,
iii. Fanny, bt. 5 June, 1763.
iv. Jane, bt. 15 June, 1765; m. 30 May, 1785, Elijah Stodder.

9. v. Ephraim, 29 Oct., 1767.

7. Joseph4 (David3-2 Gershom1), b. 10 July, 1760; m. 17
Sept., 1 78 1, Sarah, dau. of Jesse and Content (Cushing) Stephen-
son. She was b. 20 Nov., 1760, and d. abt. 1787. He m. (2) 31
Oct., 1788, Betty, dau. of Jerome and Mary (Beal) Stephenson.
She was b. 20 Oct., 1761. "Mariner," lost at sea. Revolutionary
soldier.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Sally, bt. 28 Mar., 1784.

ii. John, b. 7 July, 1784, and d. 30 Nov., 1827. Soldier of the War of

1812.
iii. Joseph, bt. 20 May, 1787.

Ch., bt. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

8. James4 (Luther3 David2 Gershom1), b. 3 Nov., 1760; m. 7
June, 1785, Fanny, dau. of Reuben and Elizabeth (Glover) Stodder.
She was b. 10 June, 1766. 6 ch. b. in Hing. He d. in Hing.,
26 April, 1 80 1.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Priscilla, 19 Feb., 1786.
ii. Fanny, 18 Nov., 1787.

9. Ephraim4 (Luther3 David2 Gershom1), b. 29 Oct., 1769; m.
4 Jan., 1790, Hannah, dau. of Abner and Hannah (Cowen) Pincin
or Pinson of Scit. She d. 10 April, 1856, aged 85 yrs. 7 mos.
He d. 5 July, 181 1. Lived on Beech wood St.

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272 Marble.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Luther, 13 Nov., 1790.
ii. Jane, 10 June, 1792.
iii. Abner Pincin, 6 Oct., 1794.
Elijah, 29 Aug., 1796.
Enos, 9 July, 1798; drowned April, 1821.
vi. Hannah Litchfield, 10 April, 1801; m. 20 May, 1827, Phineas
Goodwin of Dor., Mass.
Almira, 24 Aug., 1803; m. 27 Sept., 1825, Thomas Lincoln 2d.
James, 27 June, 1805.
David Joy, /6f) - j

Priscilla jAMES,rua-'IO°7'|m. 16 July, 18^5, William Couil-
lard.

xi. EPHRArM, 4 Oct., 1809.
xii. Mary James, ii Feb., 1812; m. 2 April, 1840, Ebenezer C. Upton.

10. Abner Pincin5 (Ephraim4 Luther3 David2 Gershom1), b.

6 Oct., 1794; m. , Mary . She survived him and m. 24

Jan., 1826, Peter Bates. She d. 24 April, 1836, aged 40 yrs. He
d. 28 April, 1822. Soldier of the War of 1812. Lived on Beech-
wood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
14. i. Abner James, ii Dec, 1818.
ii. Mary Jane, 15 Nov., 1820.

11. Elijah5 (Ephraim4 Luther3 David2 Gershom1), b. 29 Aug.,
1796; m. 27 Oct., 181 7, Isabella, dau. of Elkanah and Mercy
(Studley) Gannett of Scit. Went to Calif, in 1849. Removed
to Scit.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Elijah, 8 Sept., 1818; m. 8 Dec, 1841, Lydia T. Doane of Scit. He d.
9 May, 1846. She d. 15 Aug., 1847. Lived in Scit.

12. James5 (Ephraim4 Luther3 David2 Gershom1), b. 27 June,
1805; m. 22 Nov., 1835, Catherine Doyle.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Thomas David, 7 Oct., 1837.
ii. John, 28 Jan., 1840.

13. David Joy5 (Ephraim4 Luther3 David2 Gershom1), b. 6

Oct., 1807; m. 1 Dec, 183 1, Jane, dau. of John and Sarah ( )

Delano of Dor. She was b. 12 Nov., 1810, in Dor.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Enos Franklin, 17 Jan., 1833.
ii. George Delano, 22 Aug., 1836.

14. Abner James6 (Abner P.5 Ephraim4 Luther3 David2
Gershom1), b. 11 Dec, 1818; m. 11 Dec, 1839, Harriet T., dau.
of Thomas and Lois (Litchfield) Whitcomb. She was b. 9 Mar.,
1821, and d. 22 Feb., 1908. He d. 2 Oct., 1861. Lived on Beech-
wood St.

Marble— Marden—Markwick— Marsh— Marshall. 273

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Munroe, 3 Sept., 1840; d. 24 Sept., 1840.

ii. Martha Jane, 4 Sept., 1841; m. , 1868, Caleb F. Nichols.

iii. Harriet T., ii Nov., 1842; d. 27 April, 1866.

MARDEN.

Horace Kingman (Shadrack S. — Mary Jane Kingman), b.

in Weymouth, , 1851; m. 11 Dec., 1873, Lizzie Robbins, dau.

of Abraham and Mary Jane (Galbraith) Lincoln. She was b. 12
June, 1854. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—
i. Harry Nixon, 29 Nov., 1878.

MARION.

John J., d. 14 Dec, 1865; from Western Isles.

MARKWICK (MARKWITCH).

Mathew, b. in Austria, ; m. , Polona L. Sylvia, b. in

Flores, Western Islands.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary H., 16 July, 1873.
ii. Thomas, 5 April, 1875.

Note. — Manuel R. Desousa m. 26 Dec, 1904, Anna Grace. John
McCarthy of Bangor, Me., m. 27 Feb., 1900, Mary E.

MARSH.

Rev. Elisha, of Narragansett township, No. 2 ; m. in Hing. ,
sec. pre., 31 Mar., 1745, Deborah (Loring) Lothrop.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Sarah, 30 Mar., 1746.
ii. Mary, 12 Aug., 1748.

Note. — Frederick L., of Lunenburg, m. 4 Oct., 1887, Ruth E. Pettee.
Charles, d. 9 July, 1886, aged 56 yrs. 8 mos. 3 days. Mary A. (Woodbury),
d. 1 May, 1890, aged 49 yrs. 6 mos. Abigail T., d. 29 Feb., 1892, aged 74 yrs.
4 mos. 24 days. Everett R., m. 28 July, 1904, C. Winnifred (Litchfield)
Dyer, both of Scit. Herbert Lewis, Charlestown, m. 27 Oct., 1907, Alberta
Ellsworth Bates.

MARSHALL.

Ernest G. Holbrook, m. 31 Oct., 1885, Theresa Grigg.
Victor Everett Howard, son of Howard D. and Lottie C.
Bauckman, b. 9 Aug., 1893.

274 Mar tell — Martin.

MARTELL.

Ralph Young (James = Martha Spencer), b. in Cape Breton,

, 1875; m. 26 Oct., 1901, Mary Lillian Ainslie, dau. of Robert

and Catherine (Dugan) Ainslie. She was b. 21 Aug., 1881.
Lives on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Evelyn Lillian, 10 Jan., 1904.
ii. Leslie Katherine, 4 Nov., 1905.

MARTIN.

1. Joseph F., b. — Nov., 1804; m. , Elizabeth Georg;-

Francis, both of the Island of Pico, Western Islands. He d. in
Coh., 9 Aug., 1886, aged 81 yrs. 8 mos. 21 days. Came with his
family to Coh. abt. 1854.

Ch., b. in Island of Pico, who came to Coh. with their parents, —
i. Mary Ann Francis, b. ; m. 7 Nov., 1854, Joseph Jacint.

2. ii. Frank Farier, , 1848.

iii. Joseph F., , 1862; m. 5 Feb., 1884, Katie E. Ainslie.

3. iv. Manuel, , 1864.

2. Frank Farier (Joseph F. = Elizabeth George Francis),

b. , 1848; m. 19 Dec, 1867, Mary Enos, dau. of Enos and

Egmion (Francis) Frates. She d. 5 July, 1885, aged 34 yrs. 5 mos.;
m. (2) 25 Dec, 1885, Mary A. Joseph, South Scituate. "Light-
house keeper. " Lived on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

4. i. Frank Farier, 14 Aug., 1869.

ii. Mary E., 12 Nov., 1871; m. 22 July, 1889, Thomas L. Gratia,
iii. Joseph F., 7 Aug., 1873; m. 24 Dec, 1895, Bessie Freeman Higgins

of Brewster,
iv. Freddie Enos, 24 Aug., 1875; d. 11 May, 1898.
v. Lillian Elizabeth, 3 Sept., 1879.

vi. Inez Frances, 8 Mar., 1882; m. 19 Nov., 1902, Charles J. Enos.
vii. Isabella Lord, 5 May, 1883; d. 14 Aug., 1883.
viii. William Francis, 24 May, 1884.
ix. George Washington, 19 June, 1885; d. 21 July, 1885.

3. Manuel (Joseph F.), b. , 1864; m. 5 Sept., 1887, Mary

Enos, dau. of Joseph E. and Mary S. (Fagundes) Frates. She
was b. , 1869.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Leonora Ignatius, 6 Oct., 1887; m. 3 Oct., 1904, Levi N. Osborne,
Norwell.

4. Frank Farier (Frank F., Joseph F.), b. 14 Aug., 1869;
m. 30 April, 1893, Annie L., dau. of Manuel and Mary (Joseph)
Gratia. She was b. 6 Aug., 1870. "Fisherman." Lives on
Parker Ave.

Martin — Mattie — Mayo—McA rlhur—McA ulijje. 275

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Beatrice Mary, 12 Oct., 1895.
ii. Bertha Lillian, 5 July, 1895.

Note. — James F. Dalby m. 23 Sept., 1879, Jennie, both of Scit. William
R., m. 24 Feb., 1880, Catherine Kelly, both of Weymouth. Maria (de
Conceicao) d. 12 Sept., 1S96, aged 70 yrs.

MATTHEWS.
Mary Allen, dau. of Thomas J. and Mary, b. 17 Oct., 1850.

MATTIE.

Thomas = Maggie Delorey. Removed abt. 1900.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

Maggie Ann, 26 Feb., 1882; d. 4 April, 1883.
Elizabeth Jane, 12 July, 1884.
Maggie Ellen, 5 Sept., 1886; d. 20 Mar., 1887.
Rose Ellen, 15 Nov., 1889; d. 7 Mar., 1893.

Note. — Mary, b. bef. 1882, and perhaps other children, bora elsewhere.

MAYO.

William (Leonard = Thursey ), b. Charlestown, R.I.,

11 June, 1809; m. 8 Feb., 1846, Alvira Bates of Scit. She d. 27
Sept., 1846, aged 30 yrs. He m. (2) 3 April, 1849, Sarah B., dau.
of Samuel and Lois (Lincoln) Ellms. She was b. 29 Nov., 181 5,
and d. 5 April, 1873. He d. 27 Jan., 1879. "Teacher." He
instituted, Jan., 1840, a debating Soc. called the "Beechwood
Album Society. " Lived in the Beechwoods. No issue.

Note. — Eliakim, of Boston, m. 7 May, 1735, Elizabeth Kent.

McARTHUR.

William H. = Mary, dau. of Joseph and Eliza (Oakes) Rush-
low. Lives on Beechwood St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Henry, 22 July, 1904.
ii. James Robert, 4 Nov., 1905.

Note. — Franklin B., m. 3 Jan., 1907, Helen L. (Congdon) Picard, both
of Boston.

McAULIFFE. •

Michael F. (Michael = Elizabeth ), b. in Ireland, ,

1871; m. 22 Nov., 1900, Margaret, dau. of James and Johanna

O'Connor. She was b. in Ireland, , 1875. Lives on Pleasant

St.

276 McA ulifje— McCarthy — McCloud — McCormack.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles James, 15 Nov., 1901.
ii. Josephine Elizabeth, 19 Jan., 1903.
iii. William Francis, 17 Sept., 1904.

Note. — Michael, d. 8 Feb., 1907, aged 72 yrs. 5 mos.

McAVOY.

James H., d. 27 April, 1906, aged 45 yrs., son of Dennis and
Margaret (Quirk) McAvoy, of Haverhill.

McCarthy (Mccarty).

Eugene, m. 19 Mar., i860, Bridget Cain, both of Ireland. James
Fanning m. (2) 12 Oct., 1866, Anna, of Ireland. Jeremiah,
m. 7 Jan., 1874, Catherine (Coleman) Queeney, both of Ireland.
Honora E.,d. 14 Sept., 1878. Daniel Donovan m. 27 Nov., 1881,
Mary. John Joseph, d. 2 Jan., 1882, son of Charles and
Johanna (Kelleher). John Joseph, d. 22 Jan., 1884. Johanna
(Kelleher), d. 29 Dec, 1882, aged 40 yrs. Richard Hollarn m. 4
Sept., 1 88 1, Sarah. John J. Ainslie m. 29 Nov., 1883, Mary.
Michael, m. 23 Nov., 1890, Margaret Regan of Boston. Daniel
Sweeney m. 28 Nov., 1895, Catherine Agnes. Timothy J.,
m. 29 April, 1896, Katherine Agnes Loche. John, of Bangor, Me.,
m. 27 Feb., 1900, Mary E. Markwitch. Catherine (Coleman)
(Queeney), widow of Jeremiah, d. 24 April, 1901, aged 57 yrs.
10 mos. Michael Joseph, d. 3 Oct., 1907, aged 60 yrs. 4 days.

McCLOUD.

Joseph (Antonio Francis = Anna Louisa ), b. , 182 1;

m. Mary Amelia Silva, dau. of Joseph Silva, Western Isles. She

was b. , 1846. She survived him and m. (2) 17 Feb., 1870,

John E. Francis Frates, Jr., Western Isles. Joseph, d. 28 Dec,
1863. Lived on Margin St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John, i June, 1857; d. 11 Feb., 1864.
ii. Emanuel, 18 Aug., 1859; d. 1 Sept., 1859.
iii. Mary S., 3 Sept., i860; m. 19 Nov., 1884, Andrew J. Arnold,
iv. Anna Frances, 17 Mar., 1864; d. 26 Jan., 1865.

Note. — Thomas A. Tower m. 26 Aug., 1891, Mary M., of Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia.

McCORMACK.

John (James), b. in Liverpool, Eng., , 1841; m. in Scit.,

27 Oct., 1868, Sarah, dau. of Alexander and Rachel (Overend)

Clemens. She was b. , 1839, two miles from city of Armagh,

Co. Armagh, Ireland. He d. 12 Nov., 1878. Resided on Pond St.

McCormack—McDermott— McDonald — McElroy 277

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth Rachel, i Sept., 1869; m. 29 Nov., 1888, Fred Galen

James,
ii. Edith, 22 Nov., 1870; d. 9 Aug., 1871.
iii. Edith, 29 Jan., 1872; m. 16 June, 1896, Robert W. McAllister. Lives

in Lowell.
iv. James Overend, 25 June, 1873.
v. John Wesley, 15 Feb., 1875; m. ; m. (2) Grace Brown of

Boston,
vi. Sarah Louisa, 13 June, 1876; m. in Newton, James W. Algo of

Philadelphia, Pa. Lives in Providence, R.I.

James O. = Bridget T. McTague. Resided on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Joseph, 22 Sept., 1873.
ii. Agnes, 4 July, 1878.
iii. Alfred, 16 July, 1882.

McCUEN.

James — Julia . She d. 28 April, 1877, aged 29 yrs. 5 mos.

3 days.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Thomas Henry, 27 Jan., 1875.

McDERMOTT.

Michael = Ellen . Lived on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Francis Henry, 16 Mar., 1876.
ii. William Edward, 4 Dec, 1878.

Note. — Herbert Francis, b. 12 May, 1901; son of John H. and Mary

(Norris).

Mcdonald.

Daniel A. (Allen = Mary O'Brien), m. 2 April, 1904, Mabel
Beatrice, dau. of Manuel E. and Julia (Silva) Brazil. She was b.
15 Feb., 1880. Lived on Atlantic Ave. Removed since 1904.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Julia, 24 April, 1904.

Note. — James Doherty m. 29 April, 1880, Martha A., both of Scit.
Annie, d. 22 Aug., 1891, aged 20 yrs. 2 mos. Fannie Gordon, d. 26 May,
1898, aged 24 yrs. 1 mo. 26 days.

Mcelroy.

James J. (Andrew — Alice McTee), b. in Prince Edward Island,
, 1869; m. 26 Aug., 1902, Margaret M., dau. of John and

278 McGaw—McGinnis—McGrathr— Mcintosh.

Margaret (Mclsaac) Mitchell. She was b. in Nova Scotia, ,

1876. "Expressman." Lived on Elm St. Removed since 1903.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Margaret Alice, 12 Oct., 1903.

McGAW.

William Hamilton (Alexander = Sarah J. Frield), b. in

Braintree, , 1877; m. 21 July, 1895, Ellen Charlotte, dau. of

Barney and Delia Reilly Rooney. She was b. 6 Oct., 1878. He
m. (2) 23 June, 1904, Priscilla Lothrop, dau. of Henry and Susan
L. (Willcutt) Collier. She was b. 3 Dec, 1862. "Building
contractor. " Lives on So. Main St.

Charles S. (Alexander = Sarah J. Frield), b. in Braintree,

, 1879; m. 14 Sept., 1904, Sarah J., dau. of John and Jane

(Liggett) Black, b. Ireland, , 1881. "Carpenter." Lives on

Smith Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Eva Hamilton, 7 Nov., 1906.

McGINNIS.

Barney = Sarah .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bernard J., 17 Feb., 1850; d. 24 May, 1851.
ii. Sarah Jane, 12 July, 1852.
iii. James Thomas, 2 Nov., 1853.

McGRATH.

Thomas Edward (Patrick = Mary McGuinn), m. 17 Jan.,
1885, Mary Louisa, dau. of Frank and Mary (de Rosa) Antoine.
She was b. , 1866. Lives on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter Edward, 21 May, 1885.

ii. Louisa Ignatius, 22 June, 1889.
iii. Helen May, — April, 1893; d. x4 Aug., 1893.
iv. Mary Elizabeth, 12 Mar., 1895; d. 9 Sept., 1895.

Note. — Patrick Joseph, m. 8 Dec, 1906, Agnes Agatha Manuel.

Mcintosh.

Alfred J. Nicks, Nova Scotia, m. 10 Feb., 1907, Margaret S.
of Cape Breton.

McKay— M cKenzie — McLay — McLean . 279

McKAY.

Charles, m. Emily, dau. of John and Annie (Curtis) Welch,
Cambridge, N.S. She d. 11 April, 1902, aged 21 yrs. 10 mos.

One ch., b. in Coh., 15 May, 1900.

Note. — Albert C. Goodwin, Hing., m. 28 Oct., 1879, Ruth C.

Mckenzie.

Charles E. (James = Helen Forbes), b. 12 Aug., 1865, in

Shubenacida, Hants Co., Nova Scotia; m. , 1885, Mary L.,

dau. of Daniel and Mary Louise (McDonald) Blake. She was b.
in South Durham, Province of Quebec, 13 June, 1866. "Black-
smith. " Lives on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Mabel Louisa, 20 June, 1886; m. 20 July, 1904, David Souther.

Ch., ft in Coh., —

ii. Ethel Jean, 3 May, 1892.
iii. Helen Frances, 19 Aug., 1894.

Thomas (James = Helen Forbes), b. , 1876, in Nova Scotia;

m. 15 Sept., 1898, Margaret Elizabeth, dau. of Matthew and Mary
(Mulcahy) Haley. She was b. 19 Dec, 1877. Lived on Smith
Place. Removed to Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Abner, 28 Feb., 1899.
ii. Mary Helen, 12 April, 1903.

Note. — Jessie, dau. of John and Annie (Vietch), b. 13 Oct., 1889. Walter
C. Browne m. 17 Jan., 1900, Margaret Ella. Abner, m. 25 April, 1900, Julia
(Blake) Watts of Boston. Lester R. Hoag m. 15 Mar., 1902, Annie. Simon
L., m. 3 Mar., 1904, Sarah C. T. Beal.

McLAY.

Charles S. = Emily M. Welch. She d. 11 April, 1902, aged
21 yrs. 10 mos.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Child, 15 May, 1900.

McLEAN.

Frank E., son of Nathaniel B. and Katie E. (Powers), b. 26
Dec, 1904.

2 8 o McM ahon — McMenamin — McNeil— McPhee.

McMAHON.

Henry Lawrence (Henry = Angelia Peck), b. in Newport,

N.Y., , 1857; m. 26 April, 1880, Jane Elizabeth, dau. of John

and Catherine ( ) Rafferty. She was b. in Marblehill, Ireland,

, 1854. Tree-warden, 1901-1904, 1907. Lives on So. Main

St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Francis, 8 Oct., 1881.

ii. Mary Isabella, 30 July, 1883.

iii. Anthony Lawrence, 20 Mar., 1886; d. 7 July, 1888.

iv. Genevieve, 27 June, 1888.

v. Catherine, 4 April, 1890.
vi. Clarence Richard, 27 Oct., 1891.

McMENAMIN.

William J. = Catherine Robertson.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Joseph, 8 Oct., 1895.
ii. Loins, 22 Dec, 1898.

McNAMARA.

Joseph William Leonard, son of James H. and Minnie J.
(Tanner), b. 7 Dec, 1895.

McNeil.

David = Lizzie A. Ringham.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alice, 22 Aug., 1890.

ii. Wallace Reamy, 14 April, 1894.

Note. — George Milton Reamy m. 30 Nov., 1906, Mabel Isabella.

McPHEE.

Amos = Mary E. Perkins. Resides on Summer St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth Jane, 16 Oct., 1901.

ii. Edward Henry, 5 Aug., 1903; d. 22 Sept., 1903.

iii. Mary V., 26 Nov., 1904.

iv. Katherine Lucy, 2 Feb., 1907.

Note. — Antoine Leo Silvia m. 24 April, 1904, Lucy Ann, of Cape Breton.
William B. MacDougal of Cape Breton m. 17 Nov., 1907, Mary E., of Prince
Edward Island.

McPherson — McRae—McSweeney — Meade — Mealy. 281

Mcpherson.

Abraham Ruso m. 8 Oct., 1894, Anna, of Boston.

McRAE.

John L., of Quincy, m. 12 Aug., 1896, Ellie Connor.

McSWEENEY.

Eugene (James = Margaret O'Neil), b. in Johnstown, Co.
Cork, Ireland, 2 Mar., 1824; m. 28 Feb., 1843, Ellen N., dau. of
Matthew and Bridget (Landers) Mulvey. She d. 15 June, 1866,
aged 55 yrs. He m. (2) 27 April, 1867, Ann Brinkley, widow,
dau. of John and Margaret (Sullivan) Crowley. He d. 10 April,
1908. Resided on North Main St. Settled in Coh., 1849.

Ch., b. in Ireland, by 1st wife, —

i. James M., 8 Jan., 1844; d. 17 June, 1866. Soldier in the Civil War.

Co. K, 45th Regt.
ii. Thomas E., — April, 1846; d. 1 Nov., 1863. Soldier in the Civil War.
iii. Ellen, 4 June, 1850; d. same day.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

iv. Daniel E., 2 April, 1870.
v. Alice, 16 Sept., 1871.

Daniel E. (Eugene = Ann Brickley), b. 2 April, 1870; m.
28 Nov., 1895, Catherine Agnes, dau. of Charles J. and Hannah
(Keihler) McCarthy. She was b. 14 Mar., 1871, in Rockland.
Resides on Oak St.

Ch., in Scit., —

i. Eugene Charles, 23 Dec, 1896.
ii. Anna Marguerite, 17 Mar., 1898.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Daniel E., 15 Jan., 1900.

iv. Cornelius Theodore Matthew, 8 Oct., 1901.

MEADE.

William F., m. 14 June, 1869, M. Alice Phinney of Hing. Grace
Elizabeth, dau. of George A. and Alice A. (Vialle), b. 7 Aug.,
1875. Sumner R., d. 18 July, 1885, aged 49 yrs. 10 mos.

MEALY.

George W. (Peter E. = Susan A. Ladd, Troy, N.Y.), b. ,

1850; m. 5 Mar., 1879, Charlotte Otis, dau. of Capt. Henry and
Susan S. (Lincoln) Snow. She was b. 8 Nov., 1850. "Ice-
dealer." Resides on Beechwood St.

i%i Mealy— M ears — Mellen — Mendon—Merriam.

Ch., b. in Troy, N.Y., —

i. Ruth Gray, 31 Jan., 1880.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. George Henry, 10 Nov., 1889.
iii. Ernest Robert, 15 Sept., 1891.

Peter H. (Peter E. = Susan A. Ladd), b. ; m. , Mary

J. Winne.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Chester, 2 Aug., 1888.
ii. Susan Belle, 26 Mar., 1890.

Note. — Edwin J., son of Peter E. and Susan A. Ladd, m. 5 Oct., 1887,
Minnie W. Gammons. (Resides in Brockton, where his wife died, 1908.)

MEARS.

Susan, dau. of Jeremiah; d. 25 Jan., i860, aged 87 yrs. 6 mos.
26 days.

MELLEN.

James, d. 4 June, 1870, aged 40 yrs.; of Ireland.

MENDON.

Manuel F., m. 27 April, 1869, Mary Rosa.

MERRIAM.

Calvin (Asa = Sally Warren of Princeton and Hubbardston) ,
b. 20 Mar., 1826; m. 1 June, 1858, Grace E., dau. of Levi and
Mary (Hall) Nichols. She was b. 21 Oct., 1834. He d. 30 April,
1872. "Mariner." "Trader." Town Treasurer, 1866. Deacon
of 1st Parish Ch. Lived on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Myra Josephine, 7 Sept., i860,
ii. Grace Hall, 3 Jan., 1864.
iii. Mary Jane, 2 Aug., 1868.

Charles Warren = Julia B. Sturtevant. Pastor of 2d Con-
gregational Ch., 1901-3. Member of School Committee, 1903.
Lived on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Warren Sturtevant, ii Sept., 1901.
ii. Charles Wolcott, 22 Jan., 1903.

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MERRITT.

Edward Walter (Henry = Louisa F. Bryant), b. Scit., i860;
m. 6 July, 1881, Abbie Willis, dau. of John and Martha B. (Tower)
Barnes. She was b. 21 Feb., 1861, and d. 8 Mar., 1890. He m.
(2) 3 Oct., 1903, Ethel Abby McKenny of Hyde Park. Lived on
Jerusalem Road.
Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. George Edward, 3 Sept., 1881; d. 10 Dec, 1881.
ii. Fannie Louise, 28 Sept., 1882.
iii. Ralph Henry, 3 Dec, 1884; d. 3 Feb., 1885.
iv. Abbie Willis, 25 Feb., 1890.

Lester (James C. = Henrietta Bates), b. Scit., 1870; m. 24
Nov., 1897, Fannie H., dau. of Lot Webster and Sarah (Conley)
Bates. She was b. 7 June, 187 1.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Cllnton Webster, 10 Mar., 1898.

Note. — Jonathan, of Scit., m. 6 April, 1742, Elizabeth (Pratt) Hobart,
widow of Rev. Nehemiah Hobart. Seth, of Scit., m. 23 Jan., 1752, Mercy
Stodder. Eben, son of James, Jr., of Scit., bt. 17 Sept., 1780. David Marble,
son of George and Nabby, bt. 4 Nov., 1792. Susy, dau. of George and Abigail,
bt. 22 Sept., 1793. Billings H., m. 30 Nov., 1882, Amy L. Litchfield, both of
Scit. Harold Atkins, son of Francis E. and Fannie L. Burleigh, b. 26 July,
1884. Herbert M., m. 4 Dec, 1886, Mary E. Compton. Henry E., m. 24
Dec, 1890, Minta E. Bowditch, both of Scit. Percy P., d. 23 Aug., 1893,
aged 4 mos. 3 days, at Scit. Charlotte (Hall) widow of Benj. F. and dau.
Robert and Maria (White) Hall, Boston, d. 6 April, 1903, aged 79 yrs. Roy
Chester, Scit., m. 21 Nov., 1907, Martha Anna Barnes.

MESSER.
Joseph, d. 18 Aug., 1885, aged 79 yrs.

MILLARD.

Guy L. = Frances L. Murray. Lived on Forest Ave.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Dorris Leon, 6 Nov., 1900.
ii. Rosamond, 14 Aug., 1905.

MILLER.

Manuel = Augusta . Lived on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria, 14 July, 1869.

ii. Louisa, 16 May, 1871.

iii. Laura, 22 Nov., 1873.

Antonio (Antonio Francis = Catrin ), b. , 1846; m.

23 Oct., 1 87 1, Mary E. Frates of New Brunswick. She was b.
, 1856. Lived on Snow Place.

284 Miller— MUliken— Miner— Minot — Mitchell.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Antoine, 27 June, 1873; d. 29 Jan., 1874.
ii. Mary, 20 Jan., 1875.

Note. — Son of Robert and Mary F., d. 19 Oct., 1850. Mary P., d. 15
Aug., 1869, aged 1 yr. John Silva m. 15 Aug., 1871, Phebe. Lyman B.
Fitts m. 11 Dec, 1877, Martha E., both of Scit. John George m. 29 Jan.,
1874, Annie, of Newton. Rennetls Carren, m. 29 Jan., 1896, Ethel May Beale
of Hing. Child of William, b. 2 Feb., 1899. Alison I., d. 7 Oct., 1900, aged
21 days. Ellis Field, m. 22 Oct., 1902, Glenna Ardella Huson of Lowell.
Jackson Summerfield, d. 3 Oct., 1906, aged 21 days.

MILLIKEN.

Clement, d. 8 April, 1875, aged 67 yrs.; of Hull.

MINER.

Son of James H., b. ii Feb., 1856.

MINOT.

Phillip Daniel (Joseph = Ruth), b. Haverhill, , 1805;

m. (Int. 24 Jan., 1835) Sarah Bailey Hamilton of Scit. She was
b. - — , 1811, and d. 12 May, 1870. He m. (2) 10 Mar., 1871, Mrs.
Eliza Dunbar of Scit. She was b. in Brookline, 1800.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Angelina Frances, 29 June, 1833; m. 28 Nov., 1850, Joseph Munes

of Scit. id. 2 July, 1877.
ii. Mary Jane, 26 July, 1836; d. 15 Nov., 1836.
iii. Leonard William, 27 Aug., 1841; d. 23 April, 1862. Soldier in

Civil War, 18th Regt.
iv. Levi Lincoln, 10 Jan., 1845; d. 27 Nov., 1903; m. , Ida .

2 ch. b. in Coh. Son, 3 Sept., 1867. Leonard William, 17 April,

1870. Soldier in Civil War, 3d Co., H. Art.
v. Ruth Jane, i Nov., 1846; m. 23 June, 1863, Hosea Dunbar Nott of

Scit.
vi. Mary Elizabeth, 14 Oct., 1849; m. 8 April, 1866, Thomas Ward;

m. (2) 23 Dec, 1885, Walter S. Beal.

Note. — Ezra, d. 20 April, 1876, aged 76 yrs. 1 mo. 11 days; buried in Scit.

MITCHELL.

Frank Antoine (Joseph = Ann Louisa), b. Fayal, Western
Isles, 1856; m. 12 Feb., 1882, Phoebe, dau. of Frank and Mary

Frates. She was b. Flores, Western Isles, , 1865. " Mason. "

Lives on Beechwood St.

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Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth Anna, 25 July, 1885; m. 14 July, 1902, Charles H. Pratt,

Hanover,
ii. Walter, Jan., 1890; d. 9 Mar., 1894.
iii. Charles Augustus, 7 Nov., 1891.
iv. Lillian Frances, 2 Feb., 1896.
v. Mabel Gertrude, 12 Mar., 1898.
vi. Isabella, 6 Feb., 1900.
vii. Joseph, 17 April, 1903.
viii. Margaret Allen, ii Sept., 1904.

Note. — Child, b. 28 Nov., 1882, of James W. and Minnie E. (French).
Percy Penfold of Hing. m. 23 Sept., 1897, Mabel B., of Hull.

MONROE.

Samuel, son of Simon and Louvinia (Brackett), North Garden,
Va., d. 7 Oct., 1903, aged 40 yrs. (married). George S., d. 21
Nov., 1896, aged 55 yrs. 5 mos. 17 days.

MONTEIRO.

George Garcia (Joseph L. = Mary P. Garcia), b. in Fayal,
Azores, 6 Dec, 1875; m. 12 Sept., 1897, Edith Lenora P., dau. of
Frank and Mary Ignacia (Rose) Antoine. She was b. 22 Mar.,
1876. "Tailor." Resides on Stockbridge St. His father, Joseph
L., "went out of Coh. Harbor on fishing trips, but returned to
Azores to marry; then went to California, and returning to Coh.
staid here a year before returning to Azores."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alvin Leal, 15 Feb., 1898; d. 19 Aug., 1901.
ii. Adelaide Edith, ii July, 1900.
iii. Lynette Alvlna, 25 May, 1902.
iv. Ethelind May, i Nov., 1904; d. 17 Mar., 1905.
v. Mary Alice, 24 Feb., 1906.

MONTGOMERY.

Winslow Lewis (William = Helen L. Woods), b. in Roxbury,
1849; m. 23 Aug., 1876, Elizabeth White, dau. of Nathaniel D.
and Mary (Hodges) Silsbee of Salem. She was b. 1857. Resided
in summer on Atlantic Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Marian, 6 Dec, 1879.

Note. — Helen L., d. 15 June, 1877, aged 67 yrs. 10 mos. 7 days.

MOORE.

George G., son of George G. and Susan Ann (Breene), b. 16
Dec, 1863.

286 Moors— Moran—Morey.

MOORS.

Adelaide Jones, dau. of Joseph B. and Mary B. (Jones), of
Boston, b. 17 Aug., 1873. Godfrey L. Cabot, Worthington, Pa.,
m. 23 June, 1890, Maria B.,dau. of Joseph B. and Mary B. (Jones),
of Boston.

MORAN.

Andrew (John H. = Mary W. of Portsmouth, N.H.), b. 1843;
m. 16 Oct., 1873, Matilda A., dau. of Barden H. and Esther A.
(Brown) Prouty of Hull. She was b. in Hull, 8 Sept., 1850.
"Car builder."

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Andrew Barden, 8 Nov., 1875.

Note. — Ann, m. 14 Aug., 1862, James Anderson of Hull.

MOREY.

Thomas (Thomas = Martha Burnett), b. at Reading, Mass.,
4 Sept., 1802; m. in Hing., Lucy F., dau. of George and Betsey
(French) Lincoln. She was b. in Hing., 20 Dec, 1813, and d. at
Coh., 18 Sept., 1877. He d. at Coh., 26 Nov., 1878. "He was
for many years of the firm of Little and Morey, proprietors of the
popular line of coaches between Hing. and Boston, and also of the
Union Hotel, now Cushing House, of Hing. " Later lived in Coh.
on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

i. George Thomas, 12 Feb., 1837; d. 28 Sept., 1839.
ii. George Thomas, 20 Jan., 1840; d. 13 June, 1889; Corporal in Civil

War, 1 st Co. H. Art.
iii. Oliver Dyer, 12 April, 1844.
iv. Sarah Elizabeth, 6 Dec, 1846; d. at Coh., 5 Sept., 1848.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

v. John Lyman, 14 Aug., 1851; d. 16 Jan., 1900.

vi. Isaac Lincoln, 2 Jan., 1855; d. 30 June, 1901; killed by electric
current while repairing line.

Oliver Dyer (Thomas = Lucy F. Lincoln), b. 12 April, 1844;
m. 12 Mar., 1871, Mary S., dau. of Joseph and Theodosia (Russell)
Nichols. She was b. 1855. Soldier in Civil War, 1st Co. H. Art.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Thomas, 26 Oct., 1873.

ii. Lucy Russell, 22 Feb., 1876; d. 5 Aug. 1881.
iii. Daniel Webster, 24 Mar., 1878.
iv. Mabel Olivene, 14 Feb., 1879.

v. Maud Russell, 30 Dec, 1881.

Morgan— Moriaty — M orison— Morris. 287

MORGAN.

Son of John, d. 27 Sept., 1858. John H., d. 19 May, 1885,
aged 79 yrs. 2 mos. Edwin Reynolds m. 14 Nov., 1903, Mary
Frances, Newton. Ruth Ellen (Richardson), d. 29 Mar.,
1899, aged 77 yrs. 3 mos.

MORIATY.

John A. Finety m. 10 Oct., 1907, Ellen, of Boston.

MORISON.

Clifton Long Bremer m. 19 Oct., 1904, Leslie McGregor, of
Boston.

MORRIS.

1. William of Scit. (William = Rhoda House), b. , 1792;

m. Rebecca . She d. 25 April, 1840. He m. (2) (Int. 7

Jan., 1843) Betsey ( ) Bowker. She d. 8 May, 1849, aged

50 yrs. He m. (3) 30 April, 1861, Zebiah (Wheelwright) Ford,
South Scit., dau. of Gershom Wheelwright.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. William, 14 Mar., 1818; m. 1 Aug., 1840, Ruth M. Hamilton. She

d. 20 Feb., 1852. He d. 17 Oct., 1854.
ii. Lemuel C, 22 Aug., 1819; d. 12 Sept., 1822.

2. iii. Henry, 15 Feb., 1821.

3. iv. Lemuel C, 4 June, 1823.

4. v. James H., 28 Aug., 1824.

vi. John G., 31 July, 1826; d. 12 Dec, 1845.
vii. Joseph W., 5 Oct., 1828.
viii. Nancy R., i Aug., 1830; d. 21 Oct., 1845.
ix. Mary A., 25 Mar., 1833.
x. George W., ii Aug., 1834.

xi. Martha Ann, 18 Sept., 1837; m. (Int. 21 Nov., 1855) Joseph Reed
of London, Eng.

2. Henry (William = Rebecca ), b. 15 Feb., 1821; m.

12 Oct., 1845, Louisa, dau. of Osborn and Silence Tower
(Lincoln) Wood. She was b. 18 Oct., 1823, and d. 12 June,
1899. He d. 16 April, 1887.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Louisa Amanda, 2 May, 1848; d. 29 Oct., 1848.
5. ii. Henry Lincoln, 25 Mar., 1850.
iii. Martha Louisa, 23 Nov., 1857; m. 24 July, 1887, John Bur-
bank; m. (2) 31 Mar., 1907, George Weir, Nova Scotia.

3. Lemuel C. (William = Rebecca ), b. 4 June, 1823; m.

14 Nov., 1847, Elizabeth C. Hall.

288 Morris.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Rebecca C, 5 Aug., 1848.
ii. Mary E., 5 May, 185 1.
in. Lemuel H., 5 July, 1854.
iv. Joseph Franklin, 7 Nov., 1856.

4. James H. (William = Rebecca ), b. 28 Aug., 1824; m.

12 May, 1859, Caroline L., dau. of Warren and Caroline G.
(Litchfield) Bates. She was b. 23 Oct., 1837. He d. 30 Nov.,
1886. She survived him and m. (2) 28 April, 1906, Samuel
Orcutt of Weymouth.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James H., 23 Jan., i860; m. 20 Jan., 1887, Annie M. Frates. Ch., b. in
Coh., Elsie Caroline, 16 Dec, 1888, and d. 27 Dec, 1888.

5. Henry Lincoln (Henry = Louisa Wood), b. 25 Mar.,
1850; m. 27 Nov., 1873, Addie M., dau. of Freeman and

Lydia (Damon) Litchfield. She was b. , 1855, in Scit.

He d. 21 Nov., 1895. She survived him and m. (2) Willard
Jackson Coombs of Norwell. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lydia Louise, 27 Dec, 1874.
ii. Henry Freeman, 5 June, 1876; d. 29 Aug., 1877.
iii. Elsie Maria, 21 July, 1878; d. 25 Aug., 1878.

Albert W. (Jesse = Anna Maria Vanderworker) , b. in Lan-
singburg, N.Y., 14 April, 1849; m. 7 April, 1872, Mary E., dau. of

James and Mary ( ) Welch. She was b. in N. Y. City, 18

Sept., 1849. Came to Coh. in 1887. Resides on Norfolk Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Loins G., 18 Aug., 1873.

ii. Albert J., 22 Dec, 1874.

iii. Mary E., 26 Aug., 1879.

iv. William H., 26 Sept., 1881.

v. George W., 22 Feb., 188s.

Frank James (Joseph A. = Marion Neves), b. in Providence,
R.I., 1879; m. 1 Dec, 1901, Mary Leonard, dau. of Manuel S.
and Leopoldina (Da Taide) Trombas. She was b. in Boston, 1880.
Lives on Parker Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Marguerite Mary, 14 Nov., 1902.
ii. Mary Margaret, 8 May, 1904.
iii. Threadre, 8 Sept., 1905.

Note. — Child of William, d. 19 Mar., 1839. James A. Holland of Hull
m. 24 Feb, 1871, Nellie G. Hans G. Dick of Scit. m. 24 June, 1894, Abby
A. T. Manuel C. Mills m. 6 Aug., 1866, Rita Julia. Antoine, m. 16 Feb.
1874, Rose Garcia.

Morse. 289

MORSE.

1. Andrew (Joshua of Hingham = Catherine Beal), b. 1810; m.
1 July, 1832, Lydia, dau. of John M. and Charlotte (Leighton)
Lincoln. She was b. 16 Jan., 181 1, and d. 19 Mar., 1874, at South
Scit. Resided on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lydia Ann, 28 July, 1833; m. 22 July, 1852, William Sharpleigh,
Elliot, Me.; m. (2) (Int. 4 Nov., 1854) James M. Stoddard of Scit.;
m. (3) 11 Nov., 1883, Edwin B. Scott of Hull.

ii. Mary Jane, 22 Feb., 1835; m. , 1851, Alden Richards; son,

Alden Morse, b. 1 Oct., 1852; m. (2) , Capt. Johnson,

San Francisco, Calif.; son, Frank John, b. 12 July, 1856; m. (3)

■ , ■ Lindsey, of San Francisco, Calif.

iii. Andrew Jackson, 18 May, 1837; d. 23 Feb., 1857.

iv. William Henry, 19 April, 1840; m. 17 Oct., 1865, Luella A. Swain

of Hing. Soldier in Civil War, Co. B, 1st Bat., H. Art.
v. Esther Amanda, 19 June, 1842; m. (Int. 8 Dec, 1862) William
Faxon of Quincy.

vi. Ellen Elizabeth, , 1845; m. 16 June, 1861, Levi C. Tower;

m. (2) 20 Nov., 1869, Wm. Harrison Totman of Hing.

2. Benjamin T. (Edward = Sophia Beals, Joshua = Catherine
Beal), b. Hing., 24 Jan., 1828; m. 27 Mar., 1854, Harriet E.
Fenno. She was b. 9 Nov., 1835, and d. 12 Mar., 1873. He d. 4
April, 1903. "Shoemaker." Resided on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

3. i. Benjamin Francis, , 1855.

ii. Hattie Adeline, i June, 1859; m. 10 Mar., 1885, Charles V. Barnes,
iii. Mary Elizabeth, i May, 1862.

iv. Carrie Bates, , 1870; m. 27 July, 1891, John H. Wilbur.

v. Winslow Davis, ii Mar., 1873.

3. Benjamin Francis (Benjamin T., = Harriet E. Fenno), b.
1855; m. 8 Jan., 1881, Winnifred Estella, dau. of Charles
and Lavinia E. (Williams) Lynde of Easton. Resides on No.
Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Mildred Estella, 7 Oct., 1883; m. 10 June, 1905, Newton Erwin

Burbank.
ii. Bertrand Frances, 5 Nov., 1884; m. 27 April, 1905, Helene Winni-
fred Orcutt of Hing. Dau., Clara Edith, b. 1 Mar., 1906.
iii. Florence Gertrude, 24 June, 1887.
iv. George Wilbur, 30 Aug., 1890.
v. Herbert Elwood, 27 July, 1899.

Note. — George W ., m. 2 June, 1890, Mary A. Kelly, both of Dedham ;
ch., b. in Coh., Ralph Edward, 26 July, 1895. Edward E., m. 14 Nov., 1875,
Delia (McGrath), both of Hing. Arthur S. Fearing m. 20 July, 1876, Emma
F., both of Hing. Sarah, wid. of Joshua, d. 19 Mar., 1858, aged 65 yrs
Joshua, b. in Middleboro, d. 26 Dec, i860, aged 83 yrs. 5 mos. 25 days.

290 Morse — Moss—Mott — Mulcahy.

John, son of Joseph, d. 8 Mar., 1862, aged 73 yrs. 3 mos. John, d. 24 Oct.,
1870, aged 53 yrs. 11 mos. Sophia, d. 22 Feb., 1874, aged 76 yrs. 10 mos.
Harriet, d. 16 Sept., 1877, aged 79 yrs. Delia A., d. 17 Mar., 1889, aged 60
yrs. 2 mos. 3 days. Mary Ann, d. 4 Oct., 1898, aged 86 yrs. 1 mo. 13 days.
Harriet (Morse) Hudson, d. 1 Mar., 1900, aged 85 yrs. 6 mos. 7 days. Martha,
d. 29 June, 1900, aged 72 yrs. 7 mos. 9 days. Henry Dyer, Weymouth, m. 25
Nov., 1852, Ann Jane, of Boston. John Hunt m. 3 Dec, 1849, Emmeline,
of Boston. George Beal, Jr., m. 13 Sept., 1846, Louisa, of Boston. George
Albert, d. 5 Mar., 1900, aged 40 yrs. 1 mo. 11 days. Fred William Hersey
m. 17 July, 1895, Cora F., both of Hing. Mae Frances, dau. of Fred H. and
Susie L. (Nichols), b. 3 Aug., 1906, and d. 27 Oct., 1906.

MOSS.

John Henry Downey of Hing. m. 28 Sept., 1907, Eliza, of
Newfoundland.

MOTT.

Stephen, son of Stephen of Scit., m. (Int. 28 Nov., 1834)
Evelina Litchfield.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Atwood, 1 Sept., 1837; d. soon,
ii. Atwood, 12 Jan., 1839.

Note. — Otis, m. 27 Nov., 1853, Rebecca Bailey, both of Scit. Henry,
m. 10 Dec, 1855, Mary Ann Pettis, both of Scit. Paul, of Scit., m. 20 Mar.,
1859, Mrs. Eliza Page. Warren Hatch, Jr., of Hing., m. 28 Nov., 1867,
Mabel N., of Scit. George P., of Provincetown, m. 30 April, 1894, Joan F.
Newcomb of Scit. Elmer E., m. 5 Nov., 1895, Jennie Reed, both of Scit.

MULCAHY.

1. Thomas (Thomas = Mary Morrisey), b. Tramore, County
Waterford, Ireland, 1828; m. 1854, Margaret, dau. of William and
Ellen (Joy) Cronican of Ireland. She d. 24 May, 1904, aged
78 yrs. Resided on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Tramore, Ireland, —

3. i. Thomas Francis, i Aug., 1855.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

ii. Mary, , i860; m. 12 Jan., 1875, Mathew Haley.

hi. Ellen Elizabeth, 10 May, 1861; m. 29 Oct., 1882, Thomas
F. Sheridan.

4. iv. John William, 5 Mar., 1864.

v. Margaret, , 1866; d. 23 Aug., 1884.

2. Patrick (Thomas = Mary Morrisey), b. Tramore, County
Waterford, Ireland, 1835; m. 5 April, 1864, Sarah, dau. of James
and Mary (Frawley) Considine. She was b. 1841, and d. 3 Jan.,
1879. He m. (2) 16 June, 1886, Bridget, dau. of Thomas and

Mulcahy —Malcarty. 2 9 1

Mary Kelly. She was b. , 1847, and d. 16 April, 1889. He

m. (3) (Int. 16 Jan., 1890) Hannah (Sullivan) Hayes, dau. of
James and Margaret Sullivan. She d. 19 Dec., 1892, aged 45 yrs.
6 mos. He d. 2 Oct., 1902, aged 67 yrs. Resided on Pleasant St,

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah Jane, 3 July, 1865; m. 3 July, 1890, William Mulligan, in
So. Boston. He d. 23 April, 1895, in Boston. Only dau., Mary
Winifred, b. 27 July, 1891, in Boston,
ii. John James, 20 June, 1867.

iii. Thomas Patrick, 23 Feb., 1869; m. 14 Nov., 1907, Mrs. Metcalf.
iv. Mary Ann, 5 April, 1871; m. 22 Feb., 1903, Thomas J. Murphy,
v. Hannah Elizabeth, 7 Nov., 1873; m. 6 Oct., 1895, Fred Story.

3. Thomas Francis (Thomas, Thomas), b. 1 Aug., 1855; m.
14 July, 1878, Mary, dau. of James and Mary (Murphy) Greene
of Marshfield. She was b. 11 Mar., 1855. Resides on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Francis, 6 July, 1879; m. 29 May, 1904, Ethel E. Hosmand
of Everett. Resides in Pa.

ii. James Henry, 19 July, 1884; d. 23 April, 1907.
iii. Mary Josephine, 26 June, 1886.
iv. Edward Thomas, 29 Aug., 1888.

v. Clement Carroll, i Sept., 1890.

4. John William (Thomas, Thomas), b. 5 Mar., 1864; m. 27
Nov., 1895, Ff annah Agnes, dau. of Thomas and Mary (Gallagher)
Hart. She was b. 17 Nov., 1868. Resides on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Frederick, 21 May, 1897.
ii. John James, 25 July, 1899.
iii. Marion Margaret, 3 Dec, 1901.
iv. Eleanor Elizabeth, 3 Nov., 1904.
• v. Bernard Hart, 28 Sept., 1907.

Richard = Alice, dau. of Thomas and Mary Kelly.
Ch., b. in Brookline, —

i. Mary E., , 1878; m. 3 June, 1903, James W. Hannon of Bedford.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Richard, 27 Jan., 1884.

Note. — Daniel Desmond m. 26 June, 1875, Mary, dau. of John and
Margaret.

MULCARTY.

Ellen, dau. of Thomas and Margarette ( ), b. 3 July, 1866.

292 Mulhem—Mullen—Mulvey.

MULHERN.

Mathew (Mathew = Mary Donohue), b. in County Sligo,
Ireland, 1854; m. in Boston, 1877, Margaret, dau. of James and
Susan (McGarrigal) Leslie. She was b. in County Donegal,
Ireland, 1854. He arrived in America, 1873. Lives on Pleasant
St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

1. Mary, 6 Mar., 1879; d. 15 Dec, 1885.

ii. Annie Leslie, ii May, 1880.

iii. Maggie, 20 May, 1882; m. 31 July, 1907, William A. W. Tilden.
iv. George James, 31 Mar., 1884.

v. Mary Elizabeth, 4 Dec, 1893; d. 8 Dec, 1893.
vi. Frederick Mathew, 26 Feb., 1897.

MULLEN.

Child of James E. and Mary E. (Fogarty), b. 19 Jan., 1893;
d. same day. Child of same parents b. 27 July, 1894; d. same day.

MULVEY.

1. Patrick2 (James1 = Mary Dourty, Ireland), b. , 1814;

m. , Mary Brennan. She d. 20 Oct., 1892, aged 69 yrs.

11 mos. 20 days. He d. 28 Aug., 1862. Lived on what is now
Lincoln Hillside.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Louisa, 5 April, 1850; m. 20 April, 1885, John E. F. Frates.

ii. Elizabeth G.,| [ m. (Int. 16 April, 1869) William J.

1 20 Oct i8?i- ' Sloan.
iii. Mary, j '' *> ' 1 m. (Int. 30 June, 1872) Thomas

J [ Yeoman, Nova Scotia,

iv. Margaret Agnes, i Oct., 1854.
v. James J., 14 Dec, 1855; d. 4 Aug., 1896.
vi. Anna, 25 April, 1858; m. George C. Frost of Boston.
3. vii. William, 16 July, 1861.

2. Matthew2 (James1 = Mary Dourty, Ireland), b. 10 Jan.,

1817; m. , Ann Hefferan. She d. 23 April, 1894, aged 69 yrs.

He d. 13 Nov., 1886. Settled in Coh., 1848. Lived on " the
Ridges."

Ch.,—

i. Thomas, b. before his parents came to Coh.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Matthew, 16 Nov., 1849; d. 12 Mar., 1872.
iii. James H., 15 May, 1852; d. 6 July, 1874.
iv. Mary Catherine, 15 May, 1855; d. 25 Dec, 1880.

v. Annie T., ii Mar., 1857; d. 22 April, 1880.

Mitlvey —M uh >o n a —Munnis. 293

vi. Richard, 24 June, tS^q.
vii. John P., 18 Jan., 1861; d. 29 May, 1883.

viii. WiLTiAM Henry, 8 July, 1862; m. (Int. 11 Dec, 1896) Annie Smith
of Eng.
ix. David, i Aug., 1864; d. 13 June, 1869.
4. x. Arthur, 8 July, 1867.
xi. Walter J., 1 May, 1870; m. 12 Nov., 1894, Helen F. Flemming.
She d. 2 April, 1895. He d. 10 June, 1901.

3. William3 (Patrick2 James1), b. 16 July, 1861; m. 3 Jan.,
1886, Margaret L., dau. of James Devine, of Brooklyn, N.Y. She
was b. , 1865. ''Contractor." Lives on Pond St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 12 June, 1887.

ii. Loins Brennan, 7 Dec, 1888.

iii. Edward Aloysius, 14 June, 1890.

iv. Grace, 10 Mar., 1892.

v. Helen Lenore, ii Dec, 1893; d. 29 May, 1895.

vi. Margaret Elizabeth, 14 Dec, 1895.
vii. Lillian Elsie, 31 Oct., 1897.
viii. Agnes Beatrice, ii Feb., 1901; d. 16 Feb., 1901.

4. Arthur3 (Matthew2), b. 8 July, 1867; m. 27 Feb., 1900,
Caroline May, dau. of Russell B. and Juliette (Crane) Murray.
She was b. in Newfields, Me., 1870. "Contractor." Lives on
Forest Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Arthur Russell, 21 Mar., 1901; d. 3 Dec, 1902.
ii. Alta Carita, 20 June, 1902.
iii. Annette, 15 Oct., 1903; d. 18 Dec, 1903.
iv. Nancy Elizabeth, 27 June, 1905.
v. Arthur, 19 July, 1907.

Note. — Thomas, d. 2 May, 1851, aged 12 yrs., son of John. Thomas, son
of James and Bridget (Roach), m. (Int. 22 Oct., 1864) Catherine, dau. of
Jeremy and Johanna (Birmingham) Hasset. James, son of Michael of
Ireland, m. (Int. 2 Aug., 1855) Mary, dau. of John Conchlen. John, d. 12
May, 1862, aged 52 yrs., son of James and Mary (Dourty). James, d. 24
June, 1864, aged 48 yrs. Joanna, d. 3 April, 1872, aged 66 yrs.

MULVONA.

Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Patrick and Catherine, b. 26 Dec,
1855-

MUNNIS (MUNES).

1. Joseph F., son of John and Fortunata , b. in Azores,

1825; m. 28 Nov., 1850, Angelina F., dau. of Philip and Sarah
(Morris) Minot. She was b. 29 June, 1833, and d. 2 July, 1877.
He d. 7 Feb., 1889. Soldier in the Civil War, in Co. D, H. Art.
Lived on Beechwood St.

294 Munnis — Murphy.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Adaline Frances, ii June, 1852.

2. ii. George Frederick, 12 Oct., 1856.

iii. Joseph Henry, ii Dec, 1858; d. 6 Dec, i860.

iv. Henry Leonard, 2 Dec, 1863.

v. Joseph Philip, 29 Aug., 1867.

vi. Walter Lincoln, 5 Mar., 1870.
vii. Addle Cora, 14 Sept., 1873.
viii. Esther Eliza, ii Aug., 1876; d. 4 April, 1881.

2. George Frederick2 (Joseph F.1 = Angelina F. Minot),
b. 12 Oct., 1856; m. 7 June, 1879, Mary Annie, dau. of Timothy

and Theresa (McDonough) Cassidy. She was b. , 1859,

and d. 17 Feb., 1900. Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Henry, 15 Mar., 1880; m. 10 Sept., 1904, Elsie J. Morse

of Reading,
ii. Esther Theresa, 29 April, 1882; m. 30 May, 1900, Wm. T.
Litchfield.

3. iii. John Leonard, 14 April, 1884.
iv. Sarah Frances, 14 June, 1886.

v. Joseph L., 5 Mar., 1889; d. 6 Mar., 1889.
vi. Eugene, ii June, 1890.

3. John Leonard3 (Geo. Frederick2 Joseph F.1 = Angelina F.
Minot), b. 14 April, 1884; m. 22 Jan., 1906, Ellen Margaret Lahiff.
Lives on Oak St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Esther Margaret, ii Sept., 1906.

MURPHY.

1. Thomas (Michael = Mary O'Sullivan), b. in Ireland, 1834;
m. 28 Aug, 1854, Mary, dau. of John and Mary Keating. She
was b. 1837. He d. 8 Aug., 1876. Co. D, H. Art., in the Civil
War. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch.,—

i. Joseph Henry, , 1858; m. 26 Nov., 1884, Jane H. Reed

of Weymouth,
ii. Thomas, 6 Oct., i860; d. 29 May, 1865.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. iii. John Freeman, 12 Aug., 1862.

iv. Katy A., 31 Mar., 1868; d. 20 Feb., 1869.
v. Thomas Jefferson, 26 July, 1871; m. 22 Feb., 1903, Mary A.

Mulcahy.
vi. William Francis, 20 Jan., 1875.

2. John Freeman (Thomas = Mary Keating), b. 12 Aug.,
1862; m. 7 June, 1899, Catherine J., dau. of James and Honora
(Kane) Glynn. She was b. 1872. Lived on Oak St.

Murphy— Murray — Nadjin — N eagle— Neal. 29 5

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Mary Josephinte, 22 July, 1900.

Cornelius (Jeremiah = Honora O'Leary), b. in Hing., 10 Oct.,
1857; m. Ellen Mulcahy. She was b. 1857, and d. 9 April, 1895.
He m. (2) 22 Jan., 1907, Ellen, dau. of Bernard and Jane (Martin)
Dolan. She was b. 1862. Lives on James's Lane.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Mary Ellen, 28 June, 1894.

Note. — John Ainslie m. i Jan., 1851, Elizabeth. Edward Hamilton
m. 22 Nov., 1851, Margaret. Christian Johnson m. 17 Jan., 1853, Anna.
John R. Colbrith m. (Int. -4 June, 1870) Joanna. Edwin F. Powers m. 5
Aug., 1871, Susan J., of N.Y. Mary, d. 4 Mar., 1868, aged 80 yrs. John
Roche, Jr., m. 12 Nov., 1875, Mary H. Edward Maloney m. 6 Jan., 1890,
Mary E. William II., m. 13 Sept., 1893, Ellen F. Ward, both of Scit.
Jeremiah, d. 12 Aug., 1899, aged 85 yrs. Leayer Macumber m. 30 Aug.,
1899, Nellie. Nellie P., d. 8 May, 1900, aged $^ yrs. 8 mos. Mary (Collins),
d. 22 May, 1902, aged 72 yrs. 12 days, wife of Daniel, and dau. of John and
Mary (Monahan) Collins of Ireland.

MURRAY.

Arthur Mulvey m. 27 Feb., 1900, Caroline May. Paul
Chester Bridgham m. 19 April, 1905, Gertrude Rosamond.
Kathleen Theresa, b. 29 Sept., 1906, dau. of John A. and
Maria (Mahoney) Murray.

NADJIN.

William, d. 19 May, 1897, aged 6 yrs. 3 days.

NEAGLE.

George P. F. (Patrick E. = Sophia Holland), b. Maiden, 30
Nov., 1868; m. 4 Jan., 1892, Rosa F., dau. of Manuel and Mary
(Joseph) Gracia. She was b. 20 Jan., 1869. " Organist."
"Bookkeeper." Resides on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Leo Edward, 8 June, 1892.
ii. Mary Theresa, 24 May, 1903.

NEAL.

1. Jonathan3 (Benjamin2 Henry1 of Braintree, 1651), b. 13
Oct., 1700, in Braintree; m. in Hing., sec. pre., 8 Dec, 1741,
Abigail, dau. of Aaron and Sarah (Wright) (Cummings) Pratt.

296 Neal — Neilson— Nelson— Newcomb.

She was b. 4 Aug., 1708, and d. 18 Oct., 1796. He d. abt. 1770.
H. C. 1724. "Minister" before coming to Coh. "Farmer."
Resided on So. Main St. where he built abt. 1741 a house just south
of site of that of Aaron2 Pratt, half of which he sold to Aaron4
Pratt in 1769.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Abigail, 15 Jan., 1742-43; d. 17 Dec, 1752.
ii. Sarah, 12 Jan., 1743-44; m. 5 Dec, 1765, Thomas Pratt,
iii. Jerusha, 23 Nov., 1747; m. 14 June, 1764, Edward Jenkins, Jr., Scit.
iv. Alice, i July, 1750; m. 27 April, 1777, Sam'l Kilby.
2. v. Joseph, 12 Dec, 1752.

2. Joseph4 (Jonathan3 Benjamin2 Henry1), b. 12 Dec, 1752;
m. 16 April, 1775, Mary, dau. of Thomas and Mary (Humphrey)
Gill. She was b. 1 Nov., 1754. He m. (2) Sarah, dau. of Benjamin

and Abigail (Gill) Mann of Scit. She was b. , 1763, and

d. 11 Nov., 1841. He d. 7 July, 1842. "Farmer." Revolution-
ary soldier. Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Jonathan, 27 Oct., 1776.
ii. Mary, 23 Aug., 1778.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

iii. Sarah, ; m. 4 Feb., 1818, John Crane.

NEILSON.

Auguste Theodore, son of John and Matilda ( ), b. 1 Nov.,

1876.

i. Chtld of Edwin and Jennie (Carlson), b. 7 Aug., 1887.

NELSON.

Andrew S. (William = Carren Liedstoll), b. Norway, 1885;
m. 6 Jan., 1907, Anna Foster, dau. of Levindo and Marie (Sa Jose)
Cadoza. She was b. 16 Mar., 1885.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Helene Mary, 21 Nov., 1907.

NEWCOMB.

Warren (Silas, Silas, Silas = Susanna Kilborn of Province-
town, Mass.), b. in Hing., 16 Mar., 1832; m. 30 Nov., 1854, Ann

Maria Arnold. She was b. , in Abington, and d. 21 July,

1867. He m. (2) 20 May, 187 1, Ellen Maria (Lincoln) Litchfield,
dau. of Francis M. and Sarah (Hyland) Lincoln. She was b. 20
June, 1839. He d. 17 Feb., 1904. Co. D, H. Art., in Civil War.

Newcomb — Newsom— Newton — Ney — Nichols. 297

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Laurianna, 25 June, 1855.
ii. Warren Silas, 28 Dec, 1856.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —
iii. Hattie, 20 Oct., 1872.

Note. — Oliver, of Braintree, m. 19 Oct., 1780, Elizabeth Loring of Hull.
Jonathan P., of Quincy, m. 18 Aug., 1836, Abigail Vinal. Bryant T., son of

Charles O. and Elizabeth ( ), b. 25 Oct., 1867. Willie Augustus, m.

6 Nov., 1872, Hannah Thomas Brown, both of Scit. Thomas J., m. 6 Mar.,
1884, Adeline L. Carter, both of Scit. Child of Edward H. and Grace G.
(Studley), b. 18 Feb., 1886. Ellen Frances, m. 25 Dec, 1892, Joseph Ruso
of Hing. George P. Mott of Provincetown m. 30 April, 1894, Joan F., of
Scit. Robert, d. 16 Dec, 1899, aged 45 yrs. John B., m. 21 April, 1906,
Sara E. Litchfield.

NEWSOM.

Viola, d. 12 Aug., 1907, aged 1 yr.

NEWTON.

Harrison = Deborah Ann, dau. of David and Lucy (Wade)
Damon of Hanover. She d. 30 June, 1863, aged 24 yrs. 1 mo.

Ch., b. in Coh., — ■
i. Harrison, 5 Jan., 1863.

NEY.

John Edward (Edward = Eliza Smith), b. in Calais, Me.,

, 1851; m. 26 Sept., 1874, Lois, dau. of Charles H. and Olive

C. (Harris) Litchfield. She was b. 28 Mar., 1855. " Painter."

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Flora Caroline, 3 Oct., 1877.

NICHOLS.

1. Israel2 (Thomas, Hing., 1633), bt. in Hing., 1 Sept., 1650;

m. 26 Sept., 1679, Mary . She d. in Hing., 26 Mar., 1687-8.

He m. (2) 10 Jan., 1688-9, Mary, dau. of Roger and Mary (Josselyn)
Sumner. She d. 27 Feb., 1723-4, aged 59 yrs. He m. (3) 24 June,
1725, Rebecca (Lincoln) Clark, widow of John Clark, and dau. of
Samuel and Martha Lincoln. She was b. in Hing., 11 Mar.,
1673-4, and d. 4 Feb., 1757. He d. 23 Jan., 1733-4. Est.
appraised at £249 18s. 6d., which included £200 in cash.
" Weaver." Constable, 1690. Resided on Green Hill, Hull, and
late in life on Jerusalem Road, having moved his house across

298 Nichols.

Straits Pond on the ice before 1695, when " the selectmen appointed
Samuel Jacobs to lay out a highway for Israel Nichols near his
new dwelling-house at Cohassett."

Ch., b. in Hing., by 1st wife, —

i. Mary, 16 Sept., 1680; m. , Thomas Grove, Eastham.

ii. Israel, i Jan., 1681-2; d. soon,
iii. Thomas, 19 Feb., 1683-4; d. 9 May, 1706.

2. iv. Nathaniel, 6 Sept., 1685.

v. Ruth, 23 Nov., 1687; m. , Thomas Stodder.

Ch., b. in Hing., by 2d wife, —

vi. Susanna, 6 Mar., 1689-90.

3. vii. Jazaniah, i Nov., 1691.

viii. Rebecca, ; m. (pub. 16 Oct., 1714) David Prince, Hull. She

d. 6 Nov., 1715.

ix. Thankful, 8 Nov., 1694; m. , Rev. Sam'l Spear, Braintree.

x. Solomon, 20 Mar., 1695-6; d. 29 Mar., 1696-7.

4. xi. Roger, 23 Feb., 1697-8.

xii. Charity, 10 May, 1700; m. (pub. 3 Dec, 1724) Joseph Anderson,
xiii. Silence, 4 July, 1702; m. 12 July, 1722, David Marsh; m. (2)
18 July, 1726, Dr. Daniel Greenleaf.

5. xiv. Israel, 20 April, 1704.

xv. Experience, 27 Mar., 1709; d. 27 Feb., 1 713-4.

2. Nathaniel3 (Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 6 Sept., 1685;
m. 21 Feb., 1710-n, Elizabeth, dau. of Daniel and Elizabeth
(Lincoln) Lincoln. She was b. in Hing., 26 Feb., 1688-9, an^ d.
18 Nov., 1746. He m. (2) 26 Oct., 1747, Mercy (Pratt) Orcutt,
wid. of Samuel Orcutt, and dau. of Aaron and Sarah Pratt. She
was b. in Hing., 6 Dec, 1703. He d. 14 June, 1758. His will,
proved 23 June, 1758, reserves a place, "where I buried my wife
for a burying place for my family." Mentioned in Inventory are
two slaves (male and female), two oxen, four cows, six young
cattle, sixteen sheep, eight lambs, two horses, etc. The whole
valued at £1358 12s. 2d. "Farmer." Constable, 1724. Resided
on Jerusalem Road west of his father and beyond Rattlesnake Run.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

6. i. Daniel, 16 Mar., 1711-12.

ii. Mary, 22 April, 1714; m. 25 May, 1738, Philip James.

7. iii. Thomas, 13 Nov., 1716.

iv. Elizabeth, 25 Dec, 1719; m. 17 Oct., 1738, William Bailey, Jr.

8. v. Nathaniel, 19 Jan., 1721-2.

9. vi. Noah, 21 Sept., 1724.

vii. Martha, 16 Jan., 1726-7; m. 22 Oct., 1747, John Stephenson, Jr.
viii. Ruth, 23 Nov., 1732; d. 24 June, 1738.

3. Jazaniah3 (Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 1 Nov., 1691;
m. 30 Dec, 1 7 14, Rebecca, dau. of David and Joanna (Quincy)
Hobart. She was b. in Hing., 7 Jan., 1693-4, and d. 29 Mar.,

Nichols. 299

1768. He d. 8 Mar., 1755. "Farmer." Constable, 1728.
Resided on Jerusalem Road, south of Walnut Angle.
Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Moses, , 1715; d. 20 Nov., 1715.

ii. Samuel, 4 Nov., 1716; d. 8 Feb., 1718-19.
iii. Rebecca, 15 April, 1718; d. 28 Dec, 1718.
iv. Silence, ii D,ec, 1719; m. 11 June, 1740, Abraham Moore,
v. Sarah, 19 Nov., 1721 ; m. 25 Nov., 1747, Jonas Whitcomb of Bolton,
vi. Mary, 16 Oct., 1723; d. 11 Mar., 1724.
vii. Experience, Dec, 1725; d. 19 June, 1738.
10. viii. Jazanlah, 5 Oct., 1727.
ix. Rebecca, 21 Nov., 1729.
x. David, 19 Mar., 1 731-2; d. 9 April, 1742.
xi. Jonadab, 11 April, 1734; d. 10 Oct., 1739.
xii. Experience, 8 Oct., 1738; d. 29 Oct., 1738.

4. Roger3 (Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 23 Feb., 1697-8; m.
(pub. 17 Nov., 17 18) Bethia4, dau. of Samuel3 (Kenelm2-1) and
Bethia (Holbrook) Winslow of Scit. Removed before 1750 to
Lancaster, where his father had left him land, and died there abt.
1765. She survived him and m. (2) (pub. 15 Aug., 1767) Dea.
Daniel Spooner of Petersham.

Ch., b. in Hull, —

i. Experience, 6 April, 1720; d. 12 May, 1724.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Samuel, ; d. 12 May, 1724.

iii. Israel, 16 Sept., 1721; m. 17 Feb., 1744-5, Desire Holbrook, Scit.
iv. Bethia, 12 May, 1724; m. 5 Jan., 1740-41, Daniel Tower, Jr.
v. Samuel, 16 April, 1726; d. 16 Dec, 1726.
vi. Susanna, 16 Sept., 1728; m. 11 Oct., 1744, Jonathan Bates,
vii. Samuel, 21 Feb., 1730-31.
viii. Mary, bt. 27 May, 1733.
ix. Mercy, 2 June, 1735.
x. Grace, i Dec, 1737 (bt. as Thankful, 28 Feb., 1737-8, Coh.

ch. rec).
xi. Levi, 9 Nov., 1739; removed to Winchendon, where in 1774-5 he

was one of the Selectmen.
xii. Experience, bt. 10 July, 1743.
xiii. Roger, bt. 12 Oct., 1746.

5. Israel3 (Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 20 April, 1704;
m. 15 Jan., 1729-30, Sarah, dau. of Thomas Jr. and Jerusha
(Eames) Sayer. She was b. in Hing., 15 Aug., 17 12. He m. (2)

, Elizabeth . Har. Coll., 1725. Removed after 1739 to

Lancaster where he owned land given him by his father's will.

Ch., b. in Hing., by 1st wife, —

i. Mark, 19 June, 1731.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Rachel, 27 Mar., 1737.
iii. Leah, 17 June, 1739.

i,oo Nichols.

6. Daniel4 (Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 16 Mar.,
1711-12; m. 13 Oct., 1736, Abigail, dau. of Lazarus and Ruth
(Andrews) Beal. She was b. in Hing., 1 June, 17 18, and d. 19
July, 1798. He d. 11 June, 1780. Constable, 1744. Resided
on the "Ridges," now part of Jerusalem Road, in house which he
built abt. 1734. Member of Com. of Inspection, 1774. Soldier
of the Revolution. *

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

11. i. Micah, 14 April, 1737.

ii. Ruth, 25 June, 1739; m. 17 Feb., 1760, Thomas Lothrop.

12. iii. Daniel, 18 June, 1741.

iv. David, i Dec, 1743; d. at Cambridge, 20 Nov., 1759.

13. v. Israel, 7 Sept., 1746.

vi. Naaman, 6 Mar., 1748-9; d. 23 Mar., 1761.

14. vii. Caleb, 5 Oct., 1751.

15. viii. Peter, 4 June, 1754.

ix. Abigail, 22 Jan., 1757; m. 20 Aug., 1775, Zealous Bates,
x. David, 16 Mar., 1763; d. 24 April, 1806.

7. Thomas4 (Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 13 Nov.,
1716; m. 3 Dec, 1741, in Boston, Elizabeth, dau. of Hezekiah and
Mary (Horswell) Lincoln. She was b. in Hing., 17 Mar., 1716-17,
and d. 12 Oct., 1778. He d. 9 Jan., 1774. Constable, 1746.
Resided on Jerusalem Road in house built by him, and torn down
and replaced by residence of Wm. De Ford Bigelow7, in 1906.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Elizabeth, 23 Jan., 1742-3; d. 9 May, 1754.

16. ii. Lot, 24 Oct., 1744.

iii. Mary, 4 Oct., 1746; d. unm., 15 April, 1831.

iv. Martha, 29 Mar., 1749; m. 21 Nov., 1781, Capt. Job Cushing.

v. Sarah, 26 May, 1751; m. 10 Sept., 1772, Robert Young,

vi. Thomas, 25 Nov., 1753.

vii. Elizabeth, 12 Jan., 1755; d. unm., 27 Feb., 1812.

viii. Priscilla, 18 Feb., 1758; m. 20 Feb., 1775, Levi Tower.

8. Nathaniel4 (Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 19
Jan., 1721-22; m. 9 July, 1747, Catherine, dau. of Stephen and
Katreen (Kilby) Cushing. She was b. in Hing., 5 May, 1728, and,
surviving him, m. (2) 2 Nov., 1775, Adams Bailey of Bridgewater.
Nathaniel d. abt. 1758. "Mariner." Constable, 1755. Resided
on Jerusalem Road. Built the "Black Rock" house in 1757.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., — ■

i. Joseph, 31 Aug., 1747; d. 28 Jan., 1748-9.

17. ii. Nathaniel, bt. 30 July, 1749.
iii. Catherine, 21 Aug., 1751.

iv. Lydia, 30 Sept., 1753; m. 31 Oct., 1776, Jonathan Lincoln, Hir.g.

18. v. Joseph, 24 Sept., 1755.

19. vi. John (posthumous), bt. 3 Sept., 1758.

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9. Noah4 (Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 21 Sept.,
1724; m. 24 Sept., 1750, Elizabeth, dau. of Ebenezer and Elizabeth
(Low) Beal. She was b. in Hing., 7 Sept., 1732, and d. 8 Dec.,
1806. He d. 3 Oct., 1771. "Farmer." Constable, 1760.
Resided on North Main St. near King St. Soldier in French and
Indian War.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Elizabeth, 14 April, 1751; m. 19 July, 1770, Daniel Burrell, Jr.. widr.
ii. Lucca, 14 July, 1752; d. unm., 3 Feb., 1783.
20. iii. Noah, 28 Jan., 1754.

iv. Bela, 3 July, 1755. Revolutionary soldier,
v. Susea, 24 Jan., 1757; m. 15 Oct., 1776, Caleb Joy.
vi. Adna, 24 Aug., 1758.
2i.vii. Ambrose, 13 April, 1760.

viii. Mary, 22 Jan., 1762; m. 2 July, 1780, David Nichols.
22. ix. Thomas, 20 Nov., 1763.
x. Jerome, 24 Dec, 1765.
xi. Ebenezer B., 16 Mar., 1768; m. 8 Nov., 1818, Susanna Nichols.

No issue. He was buried 10 Mar., 1835. (J. W.)
xii. James, 14 Jan., 1770; d. 27 Dec, 1816.

xiii. Nathaniel, bt. 28 June, 1772; m. Thankful . She d. 5 July,

1818, aged 47 yrs.; m. (2) 18 Sept., 1825, Chloe Willcutt. She
d. 26 April, 1865, aged 85 yrs. Soldier of the War of 181 2.

10. Jazaniah4 (Jazaniah3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing., 5 Oct.,
1727; m. 26 Dec, 1751, Hannah, dau. of Stephen and Katreen
(Kilby) Cushing. She was b. in Hing., 18 May, 1735, and d. 29
Jan., 1761. He m. (2) 30 Dec, 1765, Sarah, dau. of Aaron and
Mary (Whitcomb) Pratt. She was b. in Hing., 27 Dec, 1731,
and d. 12 June, 1806. He d. 18 Sept., 1799. Constable, 1757.
Resided on Jerusalem Road, where he built about 1749 the house
now owned by Mrs. Geo. M. Preston.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec pre., by 1st wife, —

i. Hannah, 25 June, 1752; m. 25 Oct., 1770, Joseph Whitcomb.

ii. Moses, 4 June, 1754; d. 30 Jan., 1759.
iii. Rebecca, 26 Feb., 1756; m. 2 Oct., 1775, Samuel Tower,
iv. David, 31 Oct., 1757; d. n May, 1760.

v. Moses, 9 May, 1759; d. 1 April, 1768.

23. vi. David, 25 Dec, 1760.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 2d wife, —

24. vii. Aaron, 6 Oct., 1766.

viii. Moses, 6 June, 1769; d. 18 Oct., 1769.
ix. Sarah, 6 July, 1771.

11. Micah5 (Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 14 April, 1737; m. (Int. 10 May, 1760) Ruth Cudworth
of Scit. She d. 9 Dec, 1808, aged 70 yrs. He d. 26 Jan.,
1809. "Farmer." Soldier in French and Indian War. Revolu-

302 Nichols.

tionary soldier. Sold to Elisha Doane, 21 April, 1792, "5 acres,
more or less, with a dwelling-house and other buildings," now
residence of Dr. H. E. Fernald.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Naaman, 8 Aug., 1761; m. 25 Nov., 1784, Deborah Bates. No issue.
"Master mariner." He d. 3 May, 1830. Revolution. She d.
28 Feb., 1828. Built house on Highland Ave., now owned by
E. P. Collier.
ii. Ruth, 15 Jan., 1767; m. 10 Feb., 1788, Jonathan Hersey, Hing.
25. Hi. David Jones, 12 Oct., 1770.

iv. Seth, 4 Jan., 1778; removed to Vt, where he had a family.
v. Daniel, 2 July, 1780.

12. Daniel5 (Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 18 June, 1741; m. n Mar., 1762, Tamar, dau. of Jonathan
and Priscilla (Lincoln) Beal. She was b. in Hing., 9 Nov., 1742,
and d. 22 Mar., 1819. He d. at Boston, 14 Sept., 1828. Revolu-
tionary soldier. Resided on Jerusalem Road, near Little Harbor,
in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Chloe, 30 June, 1762; m. 20 Aug., 1786, Abner Joy.
ii. Elizabeth, 30 Nov., 1763; d. unm., 9 Oct., 1821.
iii. Israel, 13 Aug., 1765; removed to Maine.
iv. George, 16 Mar., 1767; removed to New York.
v. Tamar, 7 Jan., 1769; d. 28 May, 1776.
vi. Daniel, 25 Dec, 1770; d. 2 July, 1790.
vii. Sarah, 31 May, 1772; m. Capt. Simeon Bray of Me. She d. 2 Nov.,

1799.
viii. Daniel, ii April, 1774; d. 30 Aug., 1775.
ix. Eleizar, 13 Feb., 1777; Deacon, Hollis St. Ch., Boston.
26. x. John, 18 July, 1779.

xi. Tamar, 14 Dec, 1782; m. Obadiah Lincoln.

13. Israel5 (Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 7 Sept., 1746; m. Anna, dau. of Peter and Mary (Orcutt)
Humphrey. She was b. 23 Nov., 1750, and d. 23 Jan., 1804.
He m. (2) 3 Jan., 1805, Hannah (Foster) Stowell, wid. of Adam
Stowell. She d. at Lowell, Mass., 27 Sept., 185 1. He d. 11 Aug.,
1808. "Physician." "25 June, 1791, Dr. Israel Nichols's house
was raised." (J. W.)

Ch., by 1st wife, —

i. Anna, ii Oct., 1769; m. 3 Sept., 1789, Thomas Nichols.
ii. Hannah, 19 Feb., 1772; m. (Int. Boston, 27 Mar., 1794) Tileston

Cushing. She d. 6 Sept., 1796.
iii. Paul, 30 May, 1774; d. soon,
iv. Isabella, 7 May, 1778; m. Jorab Johnson, Freeport, Me. She d.

5 Aug., 1841.
v. Abigail, 18 Oct., 1782; m. 23 May, 1802, Levi Tower, Jr.
vi. Louis, 24 Jan., 1785.
27. vii. Paul Lewis, 24 Sept., 1788.

Nichols. 303

Ch., by 2d wife, —

viii. Jane Ripley, bt. 8 Jan., 1809; m: 15 Sept., 1845, James N. Seaver,
Kingston, Mass. No issue.

14. Caleb5 (Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 5 Oct.,
175 1 ; m. 14 Feb., 1782, Lydia, dau. of Abel and Hannah (Hobart)
Kent. She d. 4 Sept., 1843, aged 82 yrs. He d. 1 July, 1819.
Revolutionary soldier. "Carpenter." Built tower and steeple of
meeting-house, 1799. "Master ship-builder." "Ship-owner."
Built house on So. Main St., just north of Joshua3 Bates's house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joanna, 20 Oct., 1782; d. 9 Feb., 1783.

ii. Clarissa, 2 April, 1784; m. 11 Oct., 1807, Hector Stockbridge ; m.

(2) 22 Dec, 1818, Henry Pratt,
iii. Dau., 28 May, 1787; d. 29 May, 1787.

iv. Hannah, 23 Nov., 1789; m. 3 May, 1813, John Bryant Turner, Scit.
28. v. Caleb, 7 Oct., 1793.

vi. Charles, 20 Aug., 1796; d. 23 Dec, 1811.
vii. Lydia, 20 May, 1801; d. unm., 17 July, 1861.
viii. Joanna, 26 Aug., 1804; m. 1 Jan., 1826, Geo. W. Cousens.

15. Peter5 (Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 4 June,
1754; m. 22 Dec., 1777, Molly, dau. of Job and Mary (Pratt)
Tower. She was b. 3 Feb., 1755, and d. 6 Oct., 1839. He d. 10
Oct., 1835. Captain in the Revolution. "Farmer." Lived on
" Ridges," east end of Jerusalem Road, in house bought by Job
Tower of John James in 1770, built probably by Canterbury
Stodder about 1734; now owned by Caleb F. Nichols.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Peggy, 17 April, 1778; m. 29 Nov., 1804, Francis Lincoln,
ii. Obadiah, 4 Mar., 1780. Lost at sea on voyage to South Carolina,
20 Dec, 1811.

29. iii. Ellas, 4 Nov., 1782.

30. iv. David, 20 Dec, 1786.

v. Bethia, 10 April, 1787; m. Sam'l Hayward of Roxbury.
vi. Polly, 4 Sept., 1789; m. 4 Dec, 1814, George Sampson of Roxbury.
vii. Ruth, bt. 5 Oct., 1794; m. 13 Mar., 1825, Josiah James.
viii. Priscilla, 8 June, 1796; m. 21 Mar., 1819, Thomas Farrow.

16. Lot5 (Thomas4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 24 Oct.,
1744; m. 22 Jan., 1775, Thankful, dau. of Job and Mary (Pratt)
Tower. She was b. 25 July, 1755, and d. 7 Aug., 1795. He d.
9 June, 18 1 2. Lived on Jerusalem Road in house built by his
father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Nancy, i Aug., 1776; m. , Asa Joy.

ii. Patty, 14 Feb., 1778; m. , Bela Joy.

iii. Thomas, 23 Dec, 1779; drowned, 1802.

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iv. Job, bt. 8 June, 1783; d. soon.

v. Elenor, 26 Sept., 1784; m. June, 1808, Joseph Joy.

vi. Polly, 27 April, 1788; m. 23 Aug., 1813, Henry Doane.
vii. Harriot, 31 Oct., 1790; m. — — , John Morse,
viii. Job, 31 May, 1793; d. 24 Sept., 1796.

ix. Thankful, 26 Mar., 1795; m. 6 Nov., 1814, Thomas Willcutt.

17. Nathaniel5 (Nathaniel4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), bt. 30 July,
1749; m. 15 Dec., 1774, Zebiah, dau. of Joshua and Grace (Lincoln)
Bates. She was b. 3 Aug., 1756, and d. 10 Feb., 1839. He d. 20
Jan., 1833. "Master mariner." "After the formation of our
New Navy in Dec, 1775, with Esek Hopkins, Commander in Chief,
marines and landsmen were put on board of two sloops under
command of Capt. Nichols and sent to Nassau to capture powder
stored there. He seized nearly 100 cannon and other stores with
slight resistance and held possession of the Island a few days."
Lived on Jerusalem Road in " Black Rock " house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Grace, 24 Sept., 1775; m. — — , Laban Bates.
ii. Catherine, 5 Mar., 1777; d. 11 Oct., 1781.

iii. Martin, 19 Aug., 1778; m. , Eunice Bradish. No issue. She

d. 21 Oct., 1884. He d. Sept., 1831.
iv. Lydia, 11 April, 1780; m. 25 Nov., 1802, Newcomb Bates,
v. Joanna, 2 May, 1786; m. 27 Nov., 1806, Samuel Bates.
31. vi. Levi, 15 Dec, 1789.

vii. Sally, 12 Oct., 1791; d. 15 Nov., 1805.

18. Joseph5 (Nathaniel4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 24 Sept., 1755;
m. Dec, 1783, Elizabeth, dau. of Jacob and Ruth (Pool) Beal.
She was b. 7 Feb., 1765, and d. 18 Jan., 1826. He d. 3 Aug., 1818.
Lived on Jerusalem Road nearly opposite the house of his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Cushing, bt. 29 Aug., 1784.
ii. Catherine K., Aug., 1786; d. 20 Sept., 1869.
iii. Ephraim, bt. 26 Aug., 1787.
iv. Ruth, bt. 29 Mai-., 1789; d. 25 Dec, 1825.
32. v. Warren, bt. 29 Nov., 1795.

vi. Eliza C, bt. 29 Nov., 1795; m. 10 Jan., 1822, Abner Kingman,

widr. , Hing.
vii. Zebiah, bt. 14 May, 1801; m. 16 Nov., 1817, Abner Kingman, Hing.
viii. Joseph Kilby, "j

j-bt. 4 Oct., 1818.
ix. Mary Beal, J m. (Int. 7 Nov., 1829) James H. Blake, Dor.

19. John5 (Nathaniel4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), bt. 3 Sept., 1758;
m. 25 April, 1782, Susanna, dau. of Jonathan and Mary (Fetteridge)
Worrick. She was bt. in Hing., 5 June, 1763, and d. 17 April,
1823. He d. 28 Nov., 1839. "Blacksmith." Resided on No.
Main St., near Hing. line.

Nichols. 305

Ch., b. in Con., —

33. i. Joseph, 27 Dec, 1782.
ii. Paul, 12 Feb., 1785.

34. iii. John, 7 July, 1787.

iv. Polly, 31 Mar., 1790; m. 30 Mar., 181 1, Cusking Nichols. She d.

1 Sept., 1873.
v. George, bt. 29 Sept., 1793; m. , Deborah S. . She d. 28

Jan., 1858, aged 60 yrs. He d. in Hing., 18 June, 1861. Joseph

H., a son, d. 3 Sept., 1823, aged 2 yrs. 6 mos.
vi. Susanna, bt. 20 Sept., 1795; m. 8 Nov., 1818, Ebenezer B. Nichols,
vii. Lydia C, d. 21 Oct., 1798, aged 10 mos. 10 days.
viii. Lydia C, b. Aug., 1799; m. 25 Feb., 1821, Warren Lothrop; m. (2)

22 Jan., 1834, Christopher Beal, jr.
ix. Ruth, ; m. , Thomas Hurlburt.

20. Noah5 (Noah4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 28 Jan., 1754:
m. 28 Feb., 1776, Abigail, dau. of Isaac and Ruth (Beal) Lincoln.
She was b. 11 Aug., 1754, and d. 29 Jan., 1846. He d. 30 June,
1833. Captain in the Revolution. " Housewright " and "wheel-
wright." Lived in house of his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susannah, 14 Dec, 1775.

ii. Elizabeth, ii April, 1778.

iii. Daniel B., 25 Dec, 1781; m. Elizabeth Gowan, Charlestown.
He d. 27 Mar., 1855. She d. 29 Aug., 1862. No issue.

iv. William, 28 Sept., 1784.

v. Isaac, Aug., 1787; d. 25 July, 1790.

vi. Abigail, 15 Dec, 1791; m. Dec, 181 2, Charles Locke, Lexington,
vii. Isaac, i Oct., 1794; soldier of the War of 1812.
viii. Lazarus, 15 Sept., 1797; d. 13 April, 1823.

21. Ambrose5 (Noah4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 13 April,
1760; m. 12 Sept., 1790, Sarah, dau. of John and Mary (Crosby)
De Carteret (Cartwright in Coh. Rec). She d. 19 Sept., 185 1,
aged 81 yrs. 6 mos. He d. 31 Jan., 1833. Lived on Elm St. in
house N. W. of John Wilson.

Ch., —

i. Betsey, 20 Oct., 1791; m. 22 Nov., 1818, Leavitt Burbank.

ii. Charles, 16 April, 1793; m. — — . He d. 3 Aug., 1858.

iii. Mary, 29 Mar., 1795; m. , Luke Mason, Boston.

iv. Rebekah, 5 April, 1797; d. unra., 14 July, 1871.

v. Susan, 30 Jan., 1799; m. , William Parker.

vi. Hannah, 23 April, 1801; m. , Simeon Bruerton.

vii. Matilda C, 19 Dec, 1803; m. 28 Jan., 1822, Issacher Fuller,
viii. John, 23 April, 1807; m. , Maria Pillsbury, Newburyport.

22. Thomas5 (Noah4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 20 Nov.,
1763; m. 3 Sept., 1789, Anna, dau. of Dr. Israel Nichols. She
was b. n Oct., 1769, and d. 4 Jan., 1854. He d. 31 July, 1825.
Lived in house on Elm St. made of building which he moved from
the Cove in 1802 on to town land, paying $25 for his deed.

306 Nichols.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Jerome, bt. n Oct., 1791.

ii. Polly H., 8 April, 1792; m. 30 Sept., 1810, Joseph Lincoln,
iii. Samuel C., 15 Dec, 1794; d. , 1821, Augusta, Me.

23. David5 (Jazaniah4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 25 Dec, 1760;
m. 2 July, 1780, Mary, dau. of Noah Nichols. She was b. 22 Jan.,
1762. He d. 26 April, 1806. Revolutionary soldier.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Moses, bt. 28 Oct., 1781.
ii. Hannah, bt. 26 Jan., 1783.
iii. Allen, bt. 10 July, 1785.

iv. CusmNG, bt. 8 May, 1788; m. 30 Mar., 181 1, Polly, dau. of John
Nichols. He d. 2 May, 1861. Paul A., a son, d. 8 Feb., 1818,
aged 4 yrs. 4 mos.
v. Noah, bt. 27 June, 1790.
vi. Sally Tower, bt. 24 April, 1796; d. 22 Sept., 1796.

35. vii. David, >

vm. Mary, \ ' ° J ' 'y

24. Aaron5 (Jazaniah4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 6 Oct., 1766; m.
21 Dec, 1788, Susanna D., dau. of Micah and Elizabeth (Davis)
Humphrey. She was b. 3 Sept., 1766, and d. 4 May, 1838. He d.
16 Nov., 1850. "Farmer." Lived on Jerusalem Road in house
of his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

36. i. Stephen, 17 Sept., 1789.

ii. Samuel, 4 Oct., 1793; d. 3 Feb., 1821, in Havana, Cuba.
iii. Aaron, 23 Nov., 1795; m. 7 April, 1822, Betsy Beal, who d. 29 Aug.
1870. No issue. He d. 9 Nov., 1879. Soldier of the War of 181 2.
iv. Marten, 4 Oct., 1797; m. 19 Oct., 1829, Mary Whittington. He

d. 1 Aug., 1831.
v. Sarah, 29 May, 1800; m. 5 Nov., 1825, Elisha Lincoln, Jr.
vi. Rebecca, 16 Dec, 1804; d. 29 Aug., 1821.
vii. Allen, 30 Dec, 1807. He d. 20 July, 1871.

37. viii. Joel, 22 Nov., 1812.

25. David Jones6 (Micah5 Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1),
b. 12 Oct., 1770; m. 5 Mar., 1794, Leah, dau. of Jacob and Leah
(Fearing) Leavitt of Hing. She was b. 21 Feb., 1774, and d.
12 Sept., 1851. Lived on what is now Highland Ave., in house
built by Adam Beal, 1755. Removed to Westford about 181 2.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. David Fearing, 19 Sept., 1794; m. , Nancy ; rem. to

Maine. Soldier of the War of 1812.
ii. Deborah Leavitt, 5 July, 1796; m. Charles Jordan; (2)

Wormwood; (3) Anthony Enos.
iii. Jacob Leavitt, 2 July, 1798; m. , Jane Thaxter. He d.

Rye, N.H., 19 July, 1866.
iv. Lincoln, 26 Jan., 1801 ; m. , Julia A. El well. He d. Hingham,

18 July, 1832.

Nichols. 307

v. Martha Bailey, 15 July, 1804; m. 23 Mar., 1826, Peter Sprague.
vi. Alfred Low, 7 May, 1807; m. 7 Jan., 1855, Mary B. Gilman. He

d. 2 July, 1868.
vii. Ruth, 4 Nov., 1809; d. unm., 3 Sept., 1836.
viii. Naaman, ii Sept., 1811; d. 20 June, 1812.

26. John8 (Daniel5-4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 18 July,
1779; m. 11 Sept., 1803, Lucy, dau. of Adna and Ruth (Beal)
Bates. She was b. 28 April, 1786. She d. 15 April, 1877. He
d. 9 July, 1835. Lived on the "Ridges" in house built by his
grandfather, Daniel4.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lincoln, 27 June, 1804; m. , Ewell, Marshfield. He d. n Jan.,

1863.
ii. John, 10 April, 1808; m. 19 Dec, 1829, Mary Ewell, Marshfield.

Universalist minister.
iii. Lucy Bates, 13 June, 1812; m. , Capt. Adna Bates.

27. Paul Lewis6 (Dr. Israel5 Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2
Thomas1), b. 24 Sept., 1788; m. , Harriet Lazell of Bridge-
water and settled in Kingston. "Physician."

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Paul Lewis, |

ii. Harriet Lazell, ,» 0
iii. Martin Lazell, 3" May, 1829.
iv. Ann Humphrey, |

v. John Gorham, 3 Jan., 1830.

28. Caleb6 (Caleb5 Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), bt.
13 Oct., 1793; m. 18 Oct., 1818, Clara, dau. of Anselm and Eunice
(Burr) Lothro'p. She was b. 15 Oct., 1796, and d. 3 Aug., 1864.
He d. 16 May, 1868. "Master carpenter." Soldier of the War
of 1812. Moderator, 1827-1828, 1834-1836, 1838. Town Clerk,
1839-1845. Selectman, 1801-1813, 1831-1836. Lived in house
of his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., — i

i. Eunice B., 2 June, 1819; d. unm., 22 Oct., 1884.

ii. Charles, 28 Aug., 1822; m. 2 Dec, 1862, Elizabeth A. Donnell, York,

Me. He d. 6 Sept., 1879. Dau. Clara,
iii. Benjamin Franklin, 17 Jan., 1825; d. 20 Oct., 1843.
iv. Caleb James, 3 Mar., 1830; d. 11 Dec, 1907, unm.

v. Maria Andrews, 7 July, 1832.

29. Elias6 (Peter5 Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 14
Nov., 1782; m. 27 Sept., 1810, Sophia, dau. of Job and Abigail
(Bryant) Turner, Scit. She was b. 9 May, 1789, and d. 4 Feb.,
1815. He m. (2) 4 Jan., 1818, Elizabeth, dau. of Job and Abigail
(Pierce) Cushing. She was b. 2 Nov., 1793, and d. Jan. 16, 1836.
He d. 13 Nov., 1869. Soldier of the War of 1812. Resided on
King St. in house built abt. 1722 by Samuel4 Cushing.

308 Nichols.

Ch., b. in Coh., by ist wife, —

38. i. Henry, 25 Nov., 181 1.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Abagail Elizabeth, 8 Sept", 1819; d. unm., 3 Jan., 1898.
iii. Sophia, 29 Sept., 1821; d. unm., 29 Mar., 1864.
iv. James Wheeler, 5 Nov., 1825; d. unm., 31 Mar., 1904.
v. Elias, 18 Nov., 1828; d. unm., 9 Dec, 1849.
vi. Maria E., 21 April, 1831; d. unm., 6 April, 1901.

30. David6 (Peter5 Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 20
Dec., 1786; m. 28 Nov., 1817, Sage, dau. of Caleb and Susan (Gill)
Whiting of Hanover. She was b. 20 April, 1797, and d. 26 Jan.,
1875. He d. 31 Oct., 1862. "Housewright" and "Ship-joiner."
Soldier of the War of 181 2. Built house on Jerusalem Road,
near No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Susan Gill, 22 July, 1819; m. 2 July, 1845, Job Pratt, Jr.
ii. David, 13 Feb., 1821; d. 25 Dec, 1832.
iii. Margaret L., ii Dec, 1822.
iv. Caroline A., 24 Feb., 1825; d. 23 Nov., 1841.

39. v. Caleb F., 4 Nov., 1830.

31. Levi8 (Nathaniel5-4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 15 Dec, 1789;
m. 11 June, 1821, Mary, dau. of James and Persis (Tower) (Lin-
coln) Hall. She was b. , 1800, and d. 27 Sept., 1888. He d.

24 April, 1868. Soldier of the WTar of 181 2. Captain in state
militia, 1819-1822. Resided on north side of Common in house
built by Samuel Bates, 1793.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Sally Catherine, 5 June, 1823; m. 11 Nov., 1844, James Beal,

Hing.
ii. Mary Jane, 14 Nov., 1825; d. unm., 23 Dec, 1881.
iii. Hepsibah Emmes Browne, 24 Nov., 1827; m. 7 April, 1864, Sam'l
Tower, Oakfield, Mich. She m. (2) , David Cook, Oak-
field, Mich. She d. 27 April, 1904.

40. iv. Levi Lincoln, 24 Sept., 1830.

41. v. Nathaniel Martin, 16 May, 1832.

vi. Grace Ellen, 21 Oct., 1834; m. 1 June, 1858, Calvin Merriam.
vii. Frances Henry, 20 Mar., 1837; d. unm., 5 Jan., 1897.

42. viii. James Hall, 8 Dec, 1839.

32. Warren6 (Joseph5 Nathaniel4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), bt. 29
Nov., 1795; m. 2 Dec, 1819, Nancy, dau. of Ephraim and Lucy
(Lincoln) Lincoln. She was b. 23 Oct., 1795, and d. 23 Nov.,
1834. He d. 24 Aug., 1886. Soldier of the War of 1812. Resided
opposite the " Black Rock " house in house of his father.

Ch.,—

i. Nancy L., ii Nov., 1822; d. 25 Aug., 1825.

ii. Mary G., 6 Feb., 1825; m. 12 Aug., 1856, James Pettee. She d. 13
Nov., 1808.

Nichols 309

in. Child, d. 6 Mar., 1827, aged 6 weeks.

iv. Elizabeth P., 10 Nov., 1831; d. 31 Oct., 1854.

33. Joseph6 (John5 Nathaniel4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 27 Dec.,
1782; m. 18 Mar., 1830, Polly B., dau. of Isaac and Mary P.
(Barrell) Lambert. She was b. 26 Nov., 1810. He d. 23 Feb.,
1 85 1. She survived him and m. (Int. 28 Sept., 1853) John Coin
of Ireland. Resided on No. Main St. near Hing. line.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

43. i. Joseph, 12 Nov., 1830.

ii. Mary A., 2 Feb., 1832; m. 6 July, 1852, George W. Gardner, Hing.

She d. 29 Feb., 1904.
iii. Elizabeth C. L., 27 Dec, 1833; m. 14 Feb., 1861, Thomas Hammond,

Boston,
iv. Sarah B. L., 27 April, 1838; m. William Swears; m. (2) 17 Mar.,

1875, Henry H. Cobb, Hing.
v. Priscilla C, 26 Mar., 1843; m. 21 Aug., 1870, C. F. B. Tilden.
vi. John Wesley, 16 July, 1846; m. 30 Nov., 1871, Martha R. Capes,
Canada. Res. Hing.

34. John6 (John5 Nathaniel4-3 1-raeP Thomas1), b. 7 July, 1787;
m. Maria T. (prob. Turner), dau. of Job and Abigail. She d.
1 Aug., 1814, aged 24 yrs.; m. (2) 1 May, 1825, Priscilla, dau. of
Noah and Rebecca (Beal) Stodder. She was b. in Hing., 11 Nov.,
1786, and d. 2 Nov., 1880. He d. 15 Sept., 1858. Soldier in
War of 181 2. Lived on Side Hill Road, Hing.

Ch., by 1 st wife, —

i. Augustus B., d. 6 Sept., 181 7, aged 3 yrs. 8 mos. (Cem. stone,
Cedar St. Cem., Coh.)

Ch., b. in Hing., by 2d wife, —

ii. Eben B., 20 Sept., 1825; m. Dec, 1848, Susanna H., dau. of Ephraim
Lincoln. She d. Cincinnati, Ohio, 24 Oct., 1858, aged ^ yrs.
He d. Hing., 12 Nov., 1858. Their infant dau. d. 24 Sept., 1858.

35. David6 (David5 Jazaniah4^3 Israel2 Thomas1), bt. 3 June,
1798; m. , Susan .

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. David,

ii. Margaret, . Q

iii. Lincoln, AuS> i824'
iv. Susanna, J

36. Stephen6 (Aaron5 Jazaniah4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 17
Sept., 1789; m. 30 Oct., 1814, Catherine, dau. of Edward and Lois
Russell, New Haven, Conn. He d. 15 July, 1862.

Ch., b. in New Haven, Conn., —

i. Edward, 21 Aug., 181 6; lost at sea, 12 April, 1834.

44. ii. Samuel A., 26 Mar., 1819.

310 Nichols.

iii. Catherine,] fm. Alvah Cooke, New Haven,

L:„ . _. 4 -i xg„„. Conn. She d. g May, 1864.
_ }• twins, 24 April, 1022 ;< „ . „ . y ,T -"TT n

iv. Caroline, r m. bamuel Looke, New Haven,

( Conn.

45. v. Francis M., 2 Feb., 1825.

vi. Stephen, 28 Feb., 1833; m. , Mary McDonald, New Haven,

Conn.

Rebecca, 19 Aug., 1835; m. , James McDonald, New Haven,

Conn.

37. Joel6 (Aaron5 Jazaniah4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 22 Nov.,

1812; m. , Martha Sherman of Marshfield. He d. 17 Aug.,

i860. Lived in house of his father and grandfather on Jerusalem
Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Rebecca, 24 June, 1847; d. 4 Oct., 1868, Marshfield.
ii. Aaron Orin, 22 Aug., 1853; d. 26 Dec, 1876, Marshfield.

38. Henry7 (Elias6 Peter5 Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2 Thomas1),
b. 25 Nov., 181 1 ; m. 2 Jan., 1842, Lydia J., dau. of William and
Lydia (Vinal) Peakes, Scit. He d. 16 Oct., 1883. "Farmer."
Lived in his father's house on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ida Maria, 10 Nov., 1857; m. 11 Nov., 1878, Cyrus Warren Bates,
ii. Chjld, d. 5 July, i860,
iii. Mary Eva, 10 Oct., 1861; d. 8 Dec, 1884.
iv. Hattie Marion, 13 July, 1864; d. 28 Aug., 1865.

39. Caleb F.7 (David8 Peter5 Daniel4 Nathaniel3 Israel2
Thomas1), b. 4 Nov., 1830; m. 19 July, 1854, Jane Snow, dau. of
Caleb and Mary (Snow) Lothrop. She was b. 25 May, 183 1, and

d. 4 July, 1864. He m. (2) , 1868, Martha Jane, dau. of

Abner J. and Harriet (Whitcomb) Marble. She was b. 4 Sept.,
1841, and d. 4 Aug., 1873. Selectman, 1878-1894. " Trader."
President of Coh. Savings Bank, 1904- Resides near beginning
of Jerusalem Road, in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Son, 22 Mar., 1855; d. soon.

ii. Mary Ellen, 9 Dec, 1856; d. 31 July, 1882.

iii. Caleb, 24 Sept., 1858.

iv. Jane Snow, 23 Sept., i860.

v. Elizabeth Thaxter, 13 Dec, 1861.
46. vi. Edward, 13 May, 1864.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

vii. Hattie Jane, 8 Sept., 1869.
viii. Lucy Emma, 2 April, 1871.

40. Levi Lincoln7 (Levi6 Nathaniel5-4"3 Israel2 Thomas1), b.
24 Sept., 1830; m. 14 Feb., 1866, at Grand Rapids, Mich., Hen-
rietta Ellen, dau. of Joshua Aldrich. He d. 28 April, 1903.
"Carpenter." Lived on Beach St.

Nichols. 3 1 1

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry Winsor, 7 Dec, 1866; m. 30 April, 1895, Anna Giles, Troy,

N.Y.
ii. Levi, 28 Sept., 1868; m. 10 June, 1896, Nellie Jane Stone,
iii. Mary Caroline Richards, 3 Dec, 1871.

41. Nathaniel Martin7 (Levi6 Nathaniel5-4-3 Israel2 Thomas1)
b. 16 May, 1832; m. Martha E. Copp of Ipswich. He d. 19 April,
1866. "Carpenter."

Ch.,—

i. James Carlton, b. in Coh., 22 Nov., 1858; m. Mary Richards.

Resides So. Boston. 1 son, 1 dau.
ii. Gustavus Henderson, b. in Coh., 10 July, i860; m. Jennie Cameron.

Resides Dor. 3 daus.
iii. Calvin Merriam, b. in So. Boston ; m. Mary Clark. Resides Dor.

8 daus.
iv. Mattie Martin, b. in So. Boston; m. Alfred Baker. Resides Dor.
2 daus., 1 son.

42. James Hall7 (Levi6 Nathaniel5-4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b.
8 Dec, 1839; m. 24 Jan., 1872, Ruth Nichols, dau. of Henry and
Susan (Lincoln) Snow. She was b. 29 June, 1848, and d. 22 June,
1903. He d. 15 Nov., 1902. "Trader." Lived on Beach St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Percy, 4 Nov., 1879.

43. Joseph7 (Joseph6 John5 Nathaniel4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b.
12 Nov., 1830; m. 18 April, 1852, Theodocia, dau. of David and
Mary (Barnes) Russell of Hing. She was b. 22 June, 1829, and
d. 28 Nov., 1904. He d. n Nov., 1908. Soldier in the Civil War.
Employed by N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Lived on So. Main St.,
cor Spring St.

Ch.,—

i. Charlotte M., , 1853; m. 25 July, 1869, Levi A. Bates, Weymouth.

ii. Mary S., , 1855; m. (Int. 11 Mar., 1871) Oliver D. Morey, Hing.

44. Samuel A.7 (Stephen6 Aaron5 Jazaniah4-3 Israel2 Thomas1),
b. 26 Mar., 1819; m. 8 Feb., 1844, Susan N., dau. of Elisha and
Sarah (Nichols) Lincoln. She was b. 15 July, 1824, and d. 21
Mar., 1899. "Nurseryman and florist." Resides on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 7 April, 1845; d. 8 April, 1845.
47. ii. Martin, 25 July, 1846.

iii. Caroline F., 23 Mar., 1848.
iv. Sarah L., 19 Feb., 1850; d. 31 May, 1850.
v. Dau., 20 April, 1851; d. 5 May, 1851.
vi. Son, 7 May, 1852; d. 8 May, 1852.
vii. Son, 24 April, 1853; d. 25 April, 1853.
viii. Samuel Herbert, 30 May, 1854; d. 22 Oct., 1877.

312 Nichols.

ix. James F., 26 May, 1857; d. 25 Nov., 1857.
x. Willie, 15 Mar., 1863; d. 17 Mar., 1863.
xi. Susan L., 4 Jan., 1866; d. 9 Oct., 1866.

45. Francis M.7 (Stephen6 Aaron5 Jazaniah4-3 Israel2 Thomas') ,
b. 2 Feb., 1825; m. 1855, Ann Jane, dau. of William and Sarah Y.
(Lothrop) Bates. She was b. 25 Nov., 1828, and d. 29 Jan., 1906.
" Blacksmith." Resides on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Roberta, 29 Jan., 1856; m. 7 Oct., 1880, Edward F. Ripley.

ii. Sarah Catherine, 19 Dec, 1858; m. 15 Jan., 1880, E. Herbert

Towle.
iii. Frank Loring, 5 Mar., 1861; m. 17 Feb., 1904, May Cole, Baltimore,

Md. Dau., Lois, b. at Washington, D.C., 26 June, 1908.
iv. Anna Young, 24 Oct., 1863.
v. Bela Bates, 6 Jan., 1866; m. 18 April, 1893, Lavinia Cooke, East

Haddam, Conn. Resides in Hyde Park,
vi. William Bates, 3 Mar., 1868; m..25 Sept., 1892, Anna Ray Horner.

7 ch. Resides at Franklinville, N.J.

48. vii. Stephen Russell, 4 Nov., 1869.

46. Edward8 (Caleb F.7 David6 Peter5 Daniel4 Nathaniel3
Israel2 Thomas1), b. 13 May, 1864; m. 17 Oct., 1888, Ella Gertrude,
dau. of Newcomb B. and Sophronia L. (Parker) Tower. She was
b. 2 May, 1867. "Architect." Resides on Ripley Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Margaret Sophronia, 13 Aug., 1889; d. 14 Aug., 1889.
ii. Gertrude Tower, 4 Feb., 1891.
iii. Dorothy Lothrop, 13 Aug., 1893.

47. Martin8 (Samuel A.7 Stephen6 Aaron5 Jazaniah4-3 Israel2
Thomas1), b. 25 July, 1846; m. 18 Oct., 1877, Emily, dau. of Luke

Fitts, Scit. She was b. , 1858. He d. 16 Dec, 1890.

Employed by O. C. R. R. Lived on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susie L., 14 Sept., 1878; m. 31 Aug., 1905, Fred Horace Morse. One
dau.

49. ii. Samuel H., i April, 1880.

48. Stephen Russell8 (Francis M.7 Stephen6 Aaron5 Jaza-
niah4-8 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 4 Nov., 1869; m. 25 Sept., 1894,
Clarissa Warren, dau. of Phineas G. and Mary Caroline (Orcutt)
Brown. She was b. 13 May, 1870. Resides on Ripley Road.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Mercy Vinal, 16 April, 1899.
ii. Dau., 24 Aug., 1903; stillborn.

49. Samuel H.9 (Martin8 Samuel A.7 Stephen6 Aaron5 Jaza-
niah4-3 Israel2 Thomas1), b. 1 April, 1880; m. , Emily Jane

Curtiss of St. John, Newfoundland. She d. 6 June, 1908.

Nichols —Nicker son . 313

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Dau., 4 Dec, 1906; stillborn,
ii. Son, 6 June, 1908.

Note. — Lucrctia, dau. of Lucy, bt. 25 Oct., 1778. Susanna, m. 17 Aug.,
1806, John Owen, both of Brunswick. Ruth, wife of Perez, d. Aug., 1838,
aged 35 yrs. Perez, d. June, 1840, aged 40 yrs. John H. Turner m. 4 July,
1854, Sarah, both of Scit.

NICKERSON.

1. Ebenezer, b. Truro, = Elizabeth, dau. of George and Eliza-
beth (Kent) (Mayo) Lewis. She was b. 16 July, 1738. Joined
church in Coh., 2 May, 1773.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

2. i. George.

ii. Mayo, 19 June, 1774.
iii. Sarah, 3 Mar., 1776.
iv. Hannah, 14 Dec, 1777.

v. Elijah, 20 June, 1779; m. 16 June, 1805, Susannah, dau. of Capt.
John Lewis. Elijah d. 6 July, 181 7. No issue.

2. George (Ebenezer = Elizabeth Lewis), b. ; m. 19 Aug.,

1798, Hannah, dau. of Lieut. Josiah and Silence (Willcutt) Oakes.
She was b. 5 Jan., 1776. Lived in Provincetown, Mass.

Ch., b. in Provincetown, —

3. i. George Lewis, 18 May, 1799.

Perhaps others.

3. George Lewis (George = Hannah Oakes), b. 18 May,
1799; m. 6 Oct., 1828, Harriet W., dau. of John and Catherine
(Kimball) Beal. She was b. 4 Mar., 1807, and d. 8 April, 1863.
He d. 29 Dec, 1889. "Master mariner." Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet L., 30 Jan., 1832; d. 21 Dec, 1859.
ii. Josiah O., 6 Oct., 1834.

4. iii. George Kimball, 26 Dec, 1836.

iv. Abby Cogswell, 18 Oct., 1840; m. 8 Jan., 1858, George B. N. Tower.

She d. 23 Jan., 1858.
v. Frederick A. R., 21 Oct., 1849; d. 24 Oct., 1873.
vi. Mary Hubbard, , 1850; m. 3 May, 1874, Edward E. Wentworth.

4. George Kimball (George L., = Harriet Beal), b. 26 Dec,
1836; m. 25 Jan., i860, Pamela Snow, dau. of William and Pamela
(Snow) Kilburn. She was b. 15 Sept., 184 1, and d. 26 May, 1865.
He m. (2) 23 Dec, 1867, Clarissa Cushing, dau. of Henry and
Clarissa (Cushing) Ripley of Hing. She d. 9 Jan., 1897.
"Butcher." Resides on South Main St.

3 1 4 Nickers an— Nightingale— Nott.

Ch., b. in Coh., by ist wife, —

i. Dau., d. 9 July, i860.

ii. William Percival, 19 Mar., 1863; d. 14 April, 1889.
iii. George Lewis, 27 Dec, 1864; d. soon.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

5. iv. Henry Ripley, 21 Dec, 1868.

v. Harriet A., , 1870.

vi. Clara Kimball, 26 Jan., 1873; d. 23 Oct., 1881.
vii. George Lewis, 29 Nov., 1880; d. 1 Dec, 1880.
viii. Mary Abbie, 15 Feb., 1883.

5. Henry Ripley (George K. = Clarissa C. Ripley), b. 21

Dec., 1868; m. , Cornelia Denton. Lived on So. Main St.

Removed to Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Henry, 30 May, 1895.
ii. Emma Denton, 21 Nov., 1896.
iii. Roger Howe, 5 Jan., 1903.

NIGHTINGALE.

William W. Blanchard of South Abington m. 18 Jan., 1880,
Addie, of Scit.

NOTT.

1. Asahel F. (Asahel = Delilah Studley), b. in Scit., ,

1830; m. 26 Nov., 1856, Catherine, dau. of Cornelius Maloney.
She d. 15 Mar., 1874, aged 40 yrs. 11 mos. 3 days. He m. (2)
2 Jan., 1885, Margaret, dau. of William O'Brien, Blackriver, N.B.
He d. 25 Jan., 1892. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. Asahel Foster, , 1867; m. 1 Jan., 1896, Elizabeth Hudson, N.F.

Child, b. 6 May, 1905.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Katie Merritt, 10 Feb., 1869.

2. Dawes S. (Asahel = Delilah Studley), b. in Scit., 28 Sept.,
1834; m. (Int. 27 Dec, 1855) Elizabeth L., dau. of John and
Hannah (Worrick) Barker. She was b. 1 Dec, 1833. He d. 5
June, 1871, aged 36 yrs. 9 mos. Soldier in Civil War, 12th Regt.
She survived him and m. (2) (Int. 14 Sept., 1872) Augustus A.
Randall of Braintree. Lived on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Burleigh, ii Nov., 1856; d. 28 Sept., 1858.

3. ii. Charles Eugene, 4 Feb., i860.

iii. Susie Marion, 10 April, 1866; m. 2 April, 1882, Charles F. Allen.
Resides in Bradford.

Nott — Noya — Noyes — Nutting— Oakes. 3 1 5

3. Charles Eugene (Dawes S., Asahel = Delilah Studley),b.

4 Feb., i860; m. , 1883, Clara M. (Small) Safford, dau. of

Ziba C. and Lydia W. (Pratt) Small, and widow of Albert G.
Safford. She was b. 8 Jime, 1856. Lives on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mabel Frances, ii Feb., 1884.
ii. Child, 14 July, 1885; d. 17 July, 1885.
iii. Gertrude E., 14 June, 1888; d. 5 July, 1888.
iv. Charles Eugene, 6 July, 1891.
v. Clara Lewis, 2 Mar., 1893.
vi. Marjorie Greenwood, 6 Aug., 1895.
vii. Warren Barker, 18 Dec, 1896.

Note. — Mildred Delano, dau. of James R. and Sarah A. (Delano) Nott,
b. 17 June, 1894. John T., of Scit., m. (Int. 17 Nov., 1869) Caroline A.
Wilson. Albert H. Harrington m. 30 Oct., 1893, Ruth E., both of Scituate.

NOYA.

Manuel A. (Frank Antoine = Freteria Jesus) , b. Azores, ,

1837; m. 29 Mar., 1863, Anna Rosa (Francis) Smith, widow of
Antoine Smith, dau. of Joseph and Mary Rosa Francis. She was
b. in Azores, 1840.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Manuel Antoine, 21 July, 1866.

NOYES.

George Hanlon, d. 25 July, 1905, aged 5 mos., son of George
H. and Nellie (Hanlon) Noyes.

NUTTING.

Son of William and Susan , d. 31 May, 1859. Ira L., d. 10

Sept., i860, aged 4 mos. 8 days. Sarah E., d. 22 Mar., 1900,
aged 63 yrs. 7 mos. 8 days. John Day, d. 14 Nov., 1906, aged
69 yrs. 7 mos. 11 days.

OAKES.

Edward1, b. in Eng., 1604; came to Cambridge, 1640, with wife
Jane and two sons, Urian and Edward. Urian2, b. in Eng. 163 1;
grad. H. C. 1649; was settled as minister in Tichfield, Eng., 1650,
and in Cambridge, Mass., 1671. Elected fourth president of
Har. Coll., 1675; d. 1681. Of Edward2 but little is known. He
was a lieutenant in King Philip's War.

Thomas2 (Edward1), b. in Cambridge, 1644; Har. Coll., 1662;
settled as physician in Boston; was representative 1689; went to

3 1 6 Oakes.

Eng. as agent for Mass. and assisted in procuring the new charter.

His wife, Martha ,d. 19 April, I7i9,aged 70 yrs., in Cambridge.

He d. in Wellfleet, 15 July, 17 19, aged 75 yrs. Josiah3, youngest son
of Dr. Thomas2, was b. in Boston, 3 May, 1689; Har. Coll., 1708;
was settled in ministry at Eastham, where he m. 10 Aug., 1724,
Margaret, dau. of Samuel and Margaret (Johnson) Haugh. He
d. at Wellfleet, 21 Jan., 1732.

There is much circumstantial evidence to show, though no
record of it has been found, that his widow, Margaret, married,
about 1733, James Stutson of Hing., sec. pre. The youngest
child of James and Margaret was named Atherton Haugh. Of
the four children of Rev. Josiah and Margaret (Haugh) Oakes one
had died in Eastham; the others, Joshua Doane, Urian, and
Samuel, were doubtless brought up in Hing., sec. pre., with their
half brothers and sisters.

Joshua Doane4 (Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2 Edward'), b.
Eastham, 2 June, 1726, "shipwright," died at the house of
James Stutson, 16 June, 1749. On the preceding day he
"called his Eldest Brother Urian to his bedside and gave him
his best suit of Cloath and his watch, and to his brother Samuel,
the rest of his cloaths, his silver shoe buckles and knee buckles,
and to his wife the remainder of his estate." His wife's name
was Mary, and she may have been a niece of Mrs. Sarah Jacob,
who was present with Leah Egree, soon to be the wife of Urian.

Nothing further is known of Samuel4, all of the name in Coh.
being descended from Urian.4

1. Urian4 (Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2 Edward1), b. in Eastham,
20 Nov., 1728; m. 25 Sept., 1750, at Trinity Ch., Boston, Leah,
dau. of Deming and Rachel (Thorn) Egree. She was b. 10 Feb.,
1724-5, and d. 14 Mar., 1807. He d. 1 Feb., 1776. "Ship-
wright." Constable, 1768. Soldier in French and Indian War.
Mem. of Com. of Inspection, 1774. Resided on Summer St.,
in house afterwards the home of Thaddeus Lawrence.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

2. i. Josiah, bt. 14 April, 1751.

3. ii. Urian, ii Feb., 1753.
4- m. Samuel,

5. iv. Haugh, J ' '•}D

v. Joshua, 6 Dec, 1758. Revolutionary soldier (Fife Major),
vi. Levi, 27 Feb., 1761; d. 21 Nov., 1781. Revolutionary soldier.

vii. Mary, 10 April, 1763; m. , Capt. Geo. Mann.

viii. Atherton, 30 May, 1765; m. , 1794, Betsey Jordan, Hancock,

Me.; m. (2) abt. 1809, Hannah Blaisdell.
ix. Vashti, 25 Dec, 1767; m. , Capt. Lewis Larry, Province-
town, Mass.

Oakes. 3 1 7

2. Josiah5 (Urian4 Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2 Edward1), bt. 14

April, 1751; m. , Silence, dau. of Joseph and Rachel (Phillips)

Willcutt. She was b. 14 Nov., 1751, and d. 1 Jan., 1827. He d.
20 Jan., 1798. Lieut, in the Revolution. Treasurer, 17 78-1 785,
1791-1793. Moderator, 1781, 1787. Selectman, 1 787-1 789, 1792-
1795. Resided on So. Main St. on site of house built in late years
by C. F. B. Tilden, the Oakes house being then removed to Smith
Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Silence, , 1771.

ii. Joa, ; d. 20 Mar., 1773, 20 days old.

iii. Joa, i Mar., 1774; m. abt. 1796, Thaddeus Lawrence,

iv. Hannah, 5 Jan., 1776; m. 19 Aug., 1798, George Nickerson,

Provincetown ; m. (2) , Thomas Small.

v. Urian, bt. 1 June, 1777; lost at sea.

vi. Tyley, bt. 25 April, 1779; m. 3 July, 1800, Alexander T. Willard.

vii. Thomas, bt. 3 June, 1781; m. 12 Jan., 1806, Mary Howard, Salem.

6. viii. Levi, bt. 11 May, 1783.

ix. Mary, bt. 20 Feb., 1785; m. abt. 1811, Joseph Hayden.

7. x. Josiah, bt. 6 Sept., 1789.

3. Urian5 (Urian4 Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2 Edward1), b. n
Feb., 1753; m. 27 Mar., 1777, Susanna Spear. "Master mariner;"
in command of the "Neptune," 1789. Probably lost at sea.
"Widow Oakes child d. 21 Oct., 1793." (J. W.)

Ch,-

i. Josiah, bt. 18 Oct., 1778.
ii. Sarah, bt. 24 June, 1787.
iii. Hope, bt. 2 Dec, 1787.
iv. Urian, bt. 21 Oct., 1792.

4. Samuel5 (Urian4 Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2 Edward1), b.
14 Sept, 1755; m. 21 Oct, 1779, Hannah, dau. of Israel and
Achsah (Lincoln) Whitcomb. She was b. 17 Sept, 1761, and d.
3 April, 1836. He d. 2 Aug, 1817. Revolutionary soldier.

Ch,—

8. i. Joshua, 23 June, 1780.
ii. Nancy, bt. 28 April, 1782; m. 27 Mar., 1806, in Boston, Hiram Coburn.
iii. Zadoc, bt. 18 Dec, 1785.

iv. Grace, bt. 18 Nov., 1787; m. Graves, Salem.

v. Samuel, 5 May, 1789; d. 16 Aug., 1806.

5. Haugh5 (Urian4 Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2 Edward1), b. 14
Sept, 1755; m. 12 Oct., 1777, Susanna, dau. of Thomas and Ruth
(Nichols) Lothrop. She was bt. 28 June, 1767, abt. 7 yrs. old, and
d. 20 April, 1835. He d. 4 June, 1823. Revolutionary soldier.
Lived on So. Main St., near site of house of the late W. A. W.
Tilden.

3 1 8 Oakes.

Ch.,—

i. Deborah, bt. 5 July, 1778; m. , Daniel Pratt. Lived in Spring-
field, Vt.

ii. Lucretia, bt. 29 April, 1781; m. , Job Pratt.

iii. Susanna, bt. 6 June, 1784; d. young.

iv. Ruth Lothrop, bt. 16 May, 1790; m. Feb., 1815, Caleb Bailey.

v. Susanna, bt. 9 June, 1793; m. , Dea. Elijah Whiting, Springfield,

Vt.

vi. Theodosia, bt. 6 Mar., 1796; m. 13 July, 181 8, William H. Stoddard.
vii. Son, bt. 9 Nov., 1800.

6. Levi6 (Lieut. Josiah5 Urian4 Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2

Edward1), bt. n May, 1783; m. , Hope Fletcher. She was

b. , 1787, and d. April, 1823. He m. (2) , Senir Goodhue

of Ashby. She was b. , 1786, and d. 6 Oct., 1852. He d.

20 May, 1863. Resided on So. Main St., just south of Josiah6.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Ann Jane, ii Jan., 1806; m. 11 Oct., 1827, Charles Fuller of Hing.
She d. 13 Jan., 1828.

ii. Thomas, 25 Dec, 1808; m. , Ellen Tufts, Boston.

9. iii. Benjamin Franklin, 28 Jan., 1812.

iv. George P., 3 Aug., 1S16; d. 8 Sept., 1845, unra.
10. v. Levi, 24 June, 1820.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

vi. Susan L. F., 14 Mar., 1827; d. 29 May, 1851, unm.

7. Josiah6 (Lieut. Josiah5 Urian4 Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2

Edward1), bt. 6 Sept., 1789; m. , Mary Rice of Concord.

She d. 12 Dec, 1885, aged 88 yrs., in Concord, Mass. He d. 12
May, 1863. "Farmer." Resided on So. Main St. in his father's
house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Sarah Rice, 16 Aug., 1819; m. 26 Nov., 1840, William Henry Rem-
ington of Boston; m. (2) Merrill, Scit. She d. 15 July, 1864.

8. Joshua6 (Samuel5 Urian4 Rev. Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2
Edward1), b. 23 June, 1780; m. 6 April, 1807, Ruth, dau. of
Christopher and Rachel (Litchfield) James. She was b. 16 July,
1786, and d. 22 Mar., 1855. He d. 10 Mar., 1849. Resided in
Boston. After his death his family removed to Coh., where they
lived with Eleazer James, brother of the widow. About 1874
they removed to Boston.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Ruth Tames, 9 Dec, 1810; d. unm., 5 Mar., 1886, in Boston.

I: SSSUh l8l5; bo,h d' >'0U"E' in Bost0"-

iv. Grace, May, 181 7; m. John Richards of Boston.

v. Sarah P., , 1820; d. unm., 4 Sept., 1900, at Brookline.

vi. Caroline, 21 Jan., 1822; d. unm., 23 Oct., 1850, in Boston
vii. Ann Maria, June, 1826; d. unm., 14 Oct., 1902, at Bn.okline.

Oake* — O'Brien. 3 1 9

9. Benjamin Franklin7 (Levi8 Lieut. Josiah5 Urian4 Rev.
Josiah3 Dr. Thomas2 Edward1), b. 28 Jan., 1812; m. Oct., 1838,
Sophronia, dau. of Chas. H. and Harriet (Pitts) Pierce. She was
b. 17 Oct., 1817, in Charlestown, and d. 12 May, 1896. He d.
23 Aug., 1844. Lived in Jonathan Bates house on No. Main St.,
and in house with his father.

Ch., —

i. Sophronia Pierce, 16 Jan., 1840; m. 21 Mar., 1878, Hemy Marsh,

Pomfret, Conn. She d. 3 Jan., 1889, Medford, Mass. One dau.

ii. Benjamin Franklin, 3 Jan., 1842. Soldier in the Civil War, 24th

Regt.
iii. Ann Jane, 17 July, 1844; m. 22 Dec, 1868, William H. Warren,
Brookline. 4 daus. Res. Medford.

10. Levi7 (Levi8 Lieut. Josiah5 Urian4 Rev. Josiah3 Dr.
Thomas2 Edward1), b. 24 June, 1820; m. abt. 1843, Sarah A.
McElroy, Charlestown. She d. 21 Oct., 1901, at Charlestown.
He d. 24 Jan., 1864. Lived in Charlestown, and in Coh. on
James's Lane. His widow removed to Charlestown.

Ch., b. in Charlestown, —

i. George Franklin, 1844.

ii. Guy, .

iii. Frederick, — -.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

iv. Willie Herbert, 24 Jan., 1857.

Note. — Grace A., d. 13 Feb., 1875, aged 3 yrs. 7 mos. 13 days.

O'BRIEN.

James (Patrick = Mary Handraehen) , b. in Kilmurray, County
Clare, Ireland, abt. 1835; m. 9 May, 1863, Mary, dau. of James
and Julia (O'Sullivan) Sheahan. She was b. in Derelough,
Parish of Killimey, County Clare, Ire., abt. 1842. He d. 28 Nov.,
1895, aged 60 yrs. Resided on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Henry, 10 Sept., 1864; d. 16 April, 1898.
ii. James Francis, 7 Dec, 1866; d. 17 Nov., 1870.
iii. Julianna, 17 Sept., 1869.
iv. Michael Joseph P., 6 Feb., 1872.
v. Daniel Francis, 28 May, 1874.
\i. William Walter, 24 Jan., 1877; d. 15 Nov., 1894.
vii. Mary Elizabeth, 4 May, 1880.

Note. — John, m. (Int. 17 Oct., i860) Ellen Birmingham. She d. 8 Nov.,
1867, aged 47 yrs. He m. (2) (Int. 18 Feb., 1868) Mrs. Mary (Murphy)
Clark. James, of Lynn, m. (Int. 10 Feb., 1892) Lucy McGrath of St.
Andrews, N.B. Ann, d. 10 Jan., 1895, aged 80 yrs.

320 O'Connell—O'Keefe— Oliver.

O'CONNELL.

Michael F., b. 1843; m- Catherine Patterson. He d. 30 Sept.,
1896, aged 53 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Ann, 25 Dec, 1870.

ii. William Patterson, 29 Dec, 1872; d. 17 Mar., 1876.
iii. Eliza Harriet, 26 Nov., 1874; d. 14 Mar., 1876.
iv. Agnes Lillian, 12 Nov., 1877.

v. Michael Robert, ii Nov., 1882; d. 27 April, 1884.

• O'KEEFE.

1. William (Patrick = Elizabeth Mulvey), b. , 1837, in

Ireland; m. 16 Oct., 1865, Margaret Hennessy. She was b. ,

1841. He d. 24 Nov., 1888.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Cornelius, 21 Nov., 1866; m. (Int. 29 Nov., 1893) Mary Luretta,
dau. of Stephen Ford of Duxbury. One son.
ii. William, ii Mar., 1869; d. 13 April, 1906.
2. iii. Patrick, 29 April, 1871.
iv. Catharine, 24 May, 1873.
v. Thomas E., ii Mar., 1878; d. 7 Nov., 1908.
vi. Margaret, 19 Jan., 1882.
vii. Child, 7 Oct., 1885.

2. Patrick (William = Margaret Hennessy), b. 29 April, 187 1;
m. , Kate Donahue. Resides on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Elizabeth, 15 Oct., 1896.
ii. Catharine Eileen, 5 Jan., 1898.

OLIVER (D'OLIVEIRA).

Manuel (Manual = Maria Delfina), b. , 1851; m. 28 Dec,

1882, Marianna C, dau. of Joachim J. and Rosa J. ( ) Diaz.

She was b. , 1859. Lives on Elm St. in house built by Capt.

George Mann, 1797.

Ch.,b. in Coh.,—

i. Lena, 9 Aug., 1883.

ii. John, i Nov., 1884.

iii. Charles, 18 Feb., 1886; d. 26 Aug., 1886.

iv. Frank, ii Aug., 1887.

v. Joseph, 15 July, 1889.

vi. Mary, 23 June, 1891.

vii. Manuel, 13 June, 1893.

viii. Irene, 13 Sept., 1895.

ix. Anthony Ferria, 5 Sept., 1809.

Olmsted — Olvaney—Orcutt. 311

OLMSTED.

Edwin A. (Edwin = Mary Forbes Blinn), b. in Elington, Conn.,
May, 1830; m. 28 Feb., 1857, Helen, dau. of George and Abigail
(Eaton) Hartwell of Middleboro. "Conductor" on N. Y., N. H.
& H. R.R

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Arthur Hartwell, 13 Aug., 1859; m. Mrs. Mary Devol.

ii. Elmer Francis, 19 Aug., 1861; m. 31 Oct., 1888, Julia M. Furber

of Boston.
iii. Frederic Eaton, i July, 1864; d. 1 June, 1876.
iv. Helen Alice, 14 Aug., 1871; d. 1 Aug., 1876.

OLVANEY.

Patrick (Mathew = Elizabeth ), b. in Ireland, 1824; m.

(Int. 3 July, 1850) Catherine, dau. of Patrick and Mary Kelly.
She was b. in Ireland, 1823.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas, 26 May, 1851.
ii. Mary, 22 Jan., 1853; d. 23 Aug., 1853.

ORCUTT.

1. William1, m. 24 Jan., 1663-4, Mary, dau. of Andrew and

Triphany Lane, Hing. He m. (2) , Martha . He d.

14 Sept., 1693.

Ch.,—

i. William, , 1664; m. 21 Sept., 1698, Hannah Smith, Bridgewater.

He d. 10 April, 1739, in Bridgewater.

Ch., bt. in Scit., —

ii. Andrew, 21 Mar., 1667; d. 18 Aug., 1695, in Hing.

2. iii. John, 18 April, 1669.

iv. Martha, 23 April, 1671.
v. Joseph, 9 Dec, 1672.

vi. Mary, f m. 12 Jan., 1696, Daniel Hutson,

vii. Hannah, f 11 April, 1675. 1 Bridgewater.
viii. Susanna, J I

3. ix. Thomas, 2 Oct., 1677.

x. Benjamin, 9 Mar., 1680; m. .

xi. Elizabeth, , 1682.

xii. Deborah, 7 Oct., 1683.

2. John2 (William1), bt. 18 April, 1669, in Scit; m. ;

m. (2) 23 Dec, 1702, Mary, dau. of Jeremiah and Sarah (Ripley)
Beal. She was b. in Hing., 6 May, 1666, and d. 22 May, 1719;
m. (3) 23 Nov., 1 7 19, Abigail (Farrow) (Tower) Horswell, widow
of Francis Horswell, and dau. of John and Mary (Hilliard) Farrow.

3^2 Orcutt.

She was b. in Hing. 27 Jan., 1669-70, and drowned herself in a
well, 28 April, 1723; m. (4) 2 Sept., 1723, Mercy (Daniels)
Jepson of Boston. She d. 19 Nov., 1750; m. (5) 31 Dec., 1750,
Esther, widow of Daniel Sharp (from Salem). He d. Sept., 1753.
" Farmer." Constable, 1712. He was one of the original members
of the Hing. sec. parish, formed in 1721, now 1st parish, Coh. In
171 1 he was taxed for 28 acres of land, in 1749 for 44^ acres.
Lived near John Jacob.

Ch., b. in Bridgewater, by 1st wife, —

i. Hannah, 3oDec.,''i695; m. in Hing., 2 Jan., 1728-9, Prince Joy, widr.
4. ii. Samuel, 9 Oct., 1697.
iii. John, 25 Feb., 1700; m. 1721, Desire Kingman, of Bridgewater.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 2d wife, —

5. iv. Ebenezer, 1 Mar., 1703-4.

3. Thomas2 (William1), bt. 2 Oct., 1677; m. in Hing., 29 June,
1703, Jane Emerson.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Jane, 18 Dec, 1704; m. 5 Oct., 1732, Moses Pratt.

6. ii. Thomas, 3 July, 1707.

iii. Mary, ii Feb., 1709-10; m. 11 Dec, 1737, Luke Roberts, Boston.

7. iv. Emerson, i Aug., 1713.

v. Hannah, 21 Feb., 1716-17; d. 31 Jan., 1735-6.

8. vi. Davtd, 31 Dec, 1720.

4. Samuel8 (John2 William1), b. 9 Oct., 1697, in Bridgewater;
m. in Boston, 10 Nov., 1724, Mercy, dau. of Aaron and Sarah
(Pratt) Pratt. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 6 Dec, 1703, and,
surviving him, m. 26 Oct., 1747, Nathaniel Nichols. He d. 5
Mar., 1742-3. Selectman, 1733, 1734, 1736, 1738, 1741 and 1742.
Probably built house on So. Main St. on north corner of Beech-
wood St., abt. 1724.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Child, 13 May, 1725; d. in two days.

ii. Child, 9 June, 1728; d. in seven days.

iii. Sarah, 27 Oct., 1730; d. 28 Jan., 1731-2.

iv. Huldah, 25 Oct., 1734; m. 19 Jan., 1755, Cushing Kilby.

v. Sybil, 16 Oct., 1736; m. 23 Feb., 1759, Obadiah Beal.

vi. Ignatius, i April, 1738; d. unm., 13 Mar., 1828. Soldier in French
and Indian War and the Revolution. "Farmer." Treasurer,
1 775-1 777. Selectman, 1 776-1 779. Lived in his father's house.

5. Ebenezer3 (John2 William1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 1 Mar.,
1703-4; m. (pub. in Hing., 6 Oct., 1724) Deliverance Kingman
of Bridgewater, dau. of John and Desire (Harris) Kingman. She
was b. 1698. Appears to have lived in 1749 near John Jacob.

Orcutt. 323

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

9. i. Ebenezer, 10 Aug., 1737.

10. ii. Samuel, 21 Dec, 1729.

11. iii. Micah, 25 Oct., 1731.

iv. Mary, 20 Aug., 1733; m. 15 July, 1750, Peter Humphrey, and m. (2)

21 April, 1774, Ephraim Sprague, widr.
v. Jonathan, 23 Oct., 1735; m. , 1759, Experience Washburn,

Bridgewater; m. (2) 1766, Thankful Carey, Bridgewater.

12. vi. Jacob, 19 June, 1737.

13. vii. Hosea, 17 Sept., 1739.
viii. Hannah, 24 Nov., 1741.

ix. Kezia, 11 Nov., 1744.

6. Thomas3 (Thomas2 William1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 3 July,
1707; m. 17 Jan., 1733, Thankful, dau. of Edward and Martha
(Damon) Jenkins of Scit., b. 1712. He m. (2) 15 May, 1744,
Margaret (Ray) Sutton, wid. of Nathaniel Sutton, and dau. of

James and Elizabeth (Foster) Ray of Scit. He d. , 1764.

Perhaps built house on No. Main St., near Little Harbor, where
Rev. Jacob Flint afterwards lived.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

14. i. Edward, 6 May, 1736.
ii. Seth, 8 June, 1738.

iii. James, i July, 1741.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

15. iv. Luke, .

v. Martha, 15 Aug., 1751; m. 30 Jan., 1772, Thomas Osyer, Marshfield.
vi. Reuben, d. young, 4 Oct., 1754.
vii. Olive, 21 April, 1756.

7. Emerson3 (Thomas2 William1), b. in Hing., 1 Aug., 1713;

m. 3 April, 1735, Mary, dau. of John and Rebecca ( ) Gardner

of Hing. She was b. 19 Jan., 171 7-18. Lived on So. Main St.
in 1749.

Ch., b. in Scit, —

i. Elijah, 5 June, 1737; m. 4 Jan., 1770, Prudence Hayden of Scit.
ii. Hannah, 28 Feb., 1740.
iii. Emerson, 24 July, 1745; m. 8 Aug., 1770, Ann Mansail of Scit.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
iv. Jane, 7 Oct., 1750.

8. David3 (Thomas2 William1), b. in Hing., 31 Dec, 1720; m.
, Sarah . Lived on So. Main St. in 1749.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Reuben, 8 Oct., 1754.
ii. Kezia, 6 June, 1756.

3 1\ Orcutt.

9. Ebenezer4 (Ebenezer3 John3 William1), b. 10 Aug., 1727,
in Hing., sec. pre.; m. 9 Dec, 1753, Jane, dau. of Moses and Jane
(Orcutt) Pratt. Removed to Chesterfield, where they were
admitted to the church in 1779. Soldier in the Revolution.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Moses, bt. 27 Oct., 1754; d. young.

ii. Joseph, 4 Nov., 1755; d. young.

iii. Josiah, 8 Jan., 1757.

iv. Ebenezer, 27 Feb., 1759.

v. Moses, bt. 17 Jan., 1762.

vi. Joseph, bt. 14 Feb., 1764.
vii. Jane, 6 Oct., 1765.
viii. Mary, 25 Jan., 1768.

ix. Abner, 6 Sept., 1769.

x. Sarah, bt. 20 Sept., 1772.

xi. William, bt. 22 Oct., 1775.

10. Samuel4 (Ebenezer3 John2 William1), b. 21 Dec, 1729, in
Hing., sec. pre.; m. 22 Jan., 1749-50, Susanna, dau. of David and
Patience (Farrow) Bates. She was bt. in Hing., sec pre., 10 Oct.,

1731, and d. 7 July, 1822. He d. , 1764. "Mariner." Prob.

built house on No. Main St., to which his son Ephraim succeeded.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Kezia, 11 Oct., 1750; m. 26 Dec, 1771, Jesse Worrick.

ii. Bela, 19 April, 1752.
16. iii. Ephraim, 6 June, 1754.

iv. Samuel, 7 Mar., 1756.

v. Peter, 14 Feb., 1758.

vi. Susee, 13 Dec, 1760; m. 13 May, 1781, Jonathan Bates,

vii. Hannah, bt. 28 Aug., 1763; m. 26 Aug., 1783, Reuben Stephenson.

11. Micah4 (Ebenezer3 John2 William1), b. in Hing., sec pre.,
25 Oct., 1731; m. , Anna Phillips. He d. abt. 1760.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Anna, 20 July, 1755; m. Cpub.) 13 Mar., 1773, in Boston, John
Hewes, Charlestown; m. (2) 21 Nov., 1779, in Boston, Charles
Willis, Jr.

ii. Micah, 14 Sept., 1756; m. 23 Feb., 1779, Hannah Breed, Boston.

iii. Hannah, 20 Oct., 1757; m. 14 Nov., 1780, Josiah Crosby.

iv. Mary (posthumous), bt. 8 June, 1760.

12. Jacob4 (Ebenezer3 John2 William1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
19 June, 1737; m. 29 May, 1763, Abagail, dau. of Thomas and
Hannah (Holbrook) James. She was bt. in Hing., sec. pre.,
5 Aug., 1744.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Malachi, 3 Mar., 1764.

ii. Jacob, bt. 16 Mar., 1765; d. soon,
iii. Pamela, bt. 25 Oct., 1767.
iv. Jacob, bt. 28 Oct., 1770.

v. Hannah, bt. 29 May, 1774.

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13. Hosea4 (Ebenczer3 John2 William1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
17 Sept., 1739; m. 16 Aug., 1762, Abigail (Dunbar) Humphrey,
widow of Caleb Humphrey and dau. of Peter and Hannah (Dunbar)
Dunbar. She was b. in Hing., 25 June, 1736. Soldier in French
and Indian War.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Betty, 6 July, 1763. (Son David, b. 1800, and d. 8 June, 1850.)

ii. Nabby, 13 Mar., 1765.
iii. Leah, 19 Aug., 1766.
iv. Matta, bt. 25 Nov., 1770.
v. Huldah, bt. 19 Sept., 1773.

14. Edward4 (Thomas3 Thomas2 William1), b. in Hing., 6 May,
1736; m. , Mehitable .

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. James, i May, 1763; d. 11 May, 1824.

15. Luke4 (Thomas3-2 William1), b. abt. 1745; m. 17 Oct.,
1767, Ann Worlin. He d. 13 June, 1802. Soldier of the Revolu-
tion. Lived in house near Little Harbor, which his dau. Olive
sold 4 April, 1800, to Rev. Jacob Flint.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Katee, 4 Nov., 1770; d. young,
ii. Thankeul, 2 Oct., 1774.
iii. Olive, 2 June, 1776.
iv. Katee, 24 Sept., 1780. v

16. Ephraim5 (Samuel4 Ebenezer3 John2 William1), b. 6 June,
1754; m. 11 June, 1777, Olive, dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth

(Whitcomb) Lincoln of Scit. She d. , 1778. He m. (2) 24

Oct., 1779, Ruth, dau. of Jonathan and Mary (Fetteridge) Worrick.
She was b. 25 Dec, 1755, and d. 8 Feb., 1843. He d. 20 Nov.,
1836. A soldier of the Revolution. Lived on south side of No.
Main St. in house since burned down.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Olive, 10 Feb., 1778.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Anna, 31 Dec, 1781; d. 8 Jan., 1807.

iii. Samuel, ii Dec., 1784.

iv. Katherine, bt. 26 Aug., 1787.

v. Ephraim, 30 July, 1787.

vi. Peter, 9 July, 1790.

vii. Susan, 20 July, 1792; d. 10 May, 1879.

17. viii. Hosea, 13 Aug., 1795.

ix. Micah, bt. 1 April, 1798.

18. x. David, 6 Nov., 1797.

19. xi. Warren, i April, 1900.

2,i6 Orcutt — Osborne.

17. Hosea6 (Ephraim5 Samuel4 Ebenezer3 John2 William1), b.
13 Aug., 1795; m. 25 April, 1819, Betty, dau. of Nathaniel and
Priscilla (Mott) Vinal of Scit. She was b. 5 Dec, 1797, and d. 1
Mar., 1879. He d. 25 Nov., 1833. Soldier in War of 1812.
"Master mariner." Lived on No. Main St., by the Common, in
north half of house built by Adam Stowell.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Anna, 2 July, 1820; m. 10 Nov., 1837, Charles Humphrey, Hing.

ii. Hosea Vinal, i July, 1821; m. Deborah Hatch, Scit.

iii. Susan, ; m. Isaac Greene, Boston.

iv. Child, Sept., 1824; d. 14 Nov., 1824.

v. Elizabeth , 1825; d. 28 Sept., 1833.

vi. Lucinda N., b. in Scit. ; m. , George P. Ray, Hing.

18. David6 (Ephraim5 Samuel4 Ebenezer3 John2 William1), b.
6 Nov., 1797; m. .

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Susan Eliza, ) A Xr Q _

... ,, ' > O NOV., I02s.

11. Ann Maria, ) ' D

19. Warren6 (Ephraim5 Samuel4 Ebenezer3 John2 William1),
b. 1 April, 1800; m. 25 Nov., 1826, Clarissa, dau. of Nathaniel and
Priscilla (Mott) Vinal of Scit. She was b. 16 Feb., 1800, and d.
29 April, 1880. He d. 24 Mar., 1872. " Master mariner."
Purchased on death of his brother Ho.-ea, house of the latter on
No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Warren, 5 April, 1828; d. 9 July, 1830.
ii. Clarissa, 4 Aug., 1830; m. 10 April, 1856, William H. Barnes, Boston.

She d. 8 Feb., 1895, in Boston,
iii. Mercy Vinal, 15 Aug., 1832; m. 21 June, 1854, Hammond W.

Vinal, Boston. She d. 12 Mar., 1903, in Danvers.
iv. Elizabeth, 21 Dec, 1834.
v. Warren, 25 April, 1837; d. 22 May, 1861.
vi. William D., 22 April, 1839; m. , Olive Bushnell; one son; m. (2)

Helen Neale; 3 sons,
vii. Mary Caroline, 7 Sept., 1842; m. 30 Dec, i860, Phineas J.

Brown.

Note. — Bertrand Francis Morse m. 27 April, 1905, Helena Winnifred,
Hing.

OSBORNE.

Frederick W. A., d. 1 Aug., 1884, aged 52 yrs. Edward A.
Jacobs, Norwell, m. 29 Sept., 1889, Ella A., Scit. Everett W.,
m. 16 June, 1892, Mary Burgoyne, both of Norwell. Samuel
Olson m. 1 Mar., 1896, Isabel M., both of Norwell. Levi N.,
Jr., Norwell, m. 3 Oct., 1904, Leonora I. Martin, Scit.

Osgood. 327

OSGOOD.

1. Joseph7 (Dr. Joseph Otis6 Dr. George6 Dr. Joseph4
John3-2-1 of Andover, 1645), b. 23 Sept., 1815, Kensington, N.H.;
m. 20 May, 1844, Ellen Devereux, dau. of Rev. Edmund Quincy
and Caroline (Ward) Sewall of Scit. She was b. 10 Mar., 1822,
Barnstable, and d. 8 Dec., 1892. He d. 2 Aug., 1898. Grad.
Phillips Acad., Exeter, 1837; Har. Div. Sch., S. T. B., 1842; Har.
Coll., S. T. D., 1892. Taught school several winters; in the Centre
Grammar Sch., Coh., 1839-40. Ordained minister of the 1st
Parish Ch., 26 Oct., 1842, and continued its minister as long as he
lived. Mem. of Sch. Com. many years, and later Supt. of schools.
Representative, 1862. Lived from time of his ordination in the
house built by Rev. Nehemiah Hobart in 1722, and owned
later by Rev. John Brown, the three ownerships covering about
125 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline Ward, 23 Feb., 1845; d. 3 May, 1845.
ii. Elizabeth, 27 Aug., 1846; m. 2 Jan., 1883, Geo. L. Davenport

of Milton, Mass., in San Diego, California,
iii. Joseph Otis, 28 Dec, 1848; m. 24 Ma}', 1877, Sarah Eva Littlefield
of Milton. Resides in Plainfield, N.J.
2. iv. Edmund Quincy Sewall, 26 Feb., 1851.

v. George, 16 Oct., 1852. Residence, Kensington, N.H.
vi. Ellen Devereux, 26 Jan., 1855; m. 20 April, 1893, John G.

Littlefield of Milton.
vii. Mary Fogg, 9 May, 1857; m. 28 Oct., 1880, A. H. Tower, 3d.
viii. William Sherburne, 7 June, 1859; m. 16 Nov., 1881, Ida M.
Steele, in Denver, Colorado.
ix. Frances Parsons, 9 Sept., 1862; m. 22 June, 1887, George W

Collier.
x. Louise Lovett, ") m. 6 May, 1897, Augustus B. Koopman in
^5 Oct., 1863; [Paris, France.

xi. Dau., J d. 5 Oct., 1863.

2. Edmund Quincy Sewall8 (Rev. Joseph7 Dr. Joseph O.'
Dr. George5 Dr. Joseph4 John3-2-1), b. 26 Feb., 1851; m. 23 Sept.,
1879, Mary Hobart, dau. of Abraham Hobart and Mary (Browne)
Tower. She was b. 30 Oct., 1852. H. C, A. B., 1875. Har.
Div. Sch., S. T. B., 1878. Ordained as minister of the 1st Ch.,
Plymouth, 1878; settled afterwards at Grafton and at Hyde Park,
Mass., and at Brattleboro, Vt., 1897-. Has resided at Wind-
mill Pt., Coh., many summers.

Ch.,—

i. Ethel Lewis, b. in Plymouth, 21 June, 18S0.
ii. Ronald Sewall, b. in Grafton, 10 Sept., 1883.

328 O ' Shea— Otis— Ozier— Pack ard — Page— Paine.

O'SHEA.

Daniel J. Driscoll of New York m. 16 Oct., 1907, Margaret
Mary, of Ireland.

OTIS.

Lucretia F., d. 2 Aug., 1879, aged 29 yrs. 2 mos. 9 days [dau.
of John Turner and Lucretia Oakes (Bailey)]. Arthur Hie-ben,
son of James E. and Amelia (Martin), b. 7 May, 1881. Lucretia
Oakes (Bailey), d. 15 July, 1885.

OZIER (OSYER).

Thomas, of Marshfield, m. 30 Jan., 1772, Martha, dau. of
Thomas and Margaret (Ray) (Sutton) Orcutt. She was b. 15
Aug., 1751. "Master mariner." Lived on So. Main St., on site
of house of the late Wm. Veale.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Nancy, 25 Oct., 1778; d. 20 July, 1864.
ii. Joseph, 12 Dec, 1779; d. young.
iii. Joseph Thomas, 9 Oct., 1785.

Note. — Thankful, widow of Capt. Ozier, d. 8 Mar., 1832. (Probably a
second wife of Capt. Thomas.)

PACKARD.

Alpheus, d. 10 May, 18 12.

PAGE.

Benjamin = Nancy L. Peckman. She d. 14 Jan., 1843. He
m. (2) 1 Jan., 1844, Elizabeth, dau. of Cornelius and Rebecca
Rogers of Wellfleet. She survived him and m. (Int. 20 Mar.,
1859) Paul Mott of Scit.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. George W., 3 Feb., 1828.

ii. Gilman B., 18 Sept., 1829; d. 5 June, 1837.
iii. Sally, ii Nov., 1831.
iv. David P., 30 Sept., 1833.

v. Abby Ann, 27 Oct., 1836.
vi. Susan Maria, 24 May, 1838.
vii. William H. Harrison, 17 Dec, 1840.

PAINE.

John Rogers m. 10 Nov., 1864, Isabella, both of Azores.

Palmer— Park— Parker. 329

PALMER.

1. Alonzo L. (Joseph = Lucinda Seavcr), b. 29 Sept., 1828,
in Norwich, Vt; m. 6 Oct., 1850, Eliza Ann, dau. of Thomas and
Maria (Lawrence) Smith. She was b. 1 June, 1829, and d. 1 Nov.,
1866. He m. (2) 20 April, 1880, Polly N. (Tower) Fish, widow of
Elisha R. Fish, and dau. of Thomas and Rebecca (Lambert)
Tower. He d. 10 Jan., 1892. Soldier in Civil War, 2d Co., H. Art.
Lived on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Floretta May, 27 Mar., 1851; m. , George Parmenter. 3 ch.

She d. 9 July, 1904.

2. ii. Plummer Franklin, 14 Sept., 1855.

iii. Harriet Lucinda, 29 June, 1861; m. Edward N. Davis,
iv. Letttta F., 22 Feb., 1865; d. 24 Nov., 1865.
v. Charlotte, .

2. Plummer Franklin (Alonzo L. = Eliza Ann Smith), b. 14
Sept., 1855; m. 14 April, 1882, Mary Sheehan. She d. 30 July,
1892. He d. 1 Dec, 1892.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Francis, 4 Oct., 1885; d. 8 Oct., 1885.
ii. Son, 4 Oct., 1885; d. 4 Oct., 1885.
iii. Mary Frances, 19 Oct., 1888.

Richard = Anastacia .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Clara Virginia, 5 Sept., 1857.

ii. Dau., 13 Sept., 1859.

PARK.

John, m. 4 May, 1859, Susan Maria Hersey. Rev. Frank,
m. 9 Oct., 1901, Sadie Ayer Lowell of Waltham. Rev. Mr. Park
was pastor of the Beechwood Cong. Ch., 1898-1903.

PARKER.

1. John (Jonas, Edmund), b. 18 Sept., 1795; m. 15 Nov.,
1822, Mary Oakes, dau. of Thaddeus and Joa (Oakes) Lawrence.
She was b. 1 May, 1807, and d. 30 Mar., 1876. He d. 26 Mar.,
1868.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline Willard, 2 Oct., 1823; m. 1 Oct., 1846, Isaac Woodbury,

Salem, N.H. She d. 2 Mar., 1883. 6 ch.
ii. Mary Elizabeth, 3 Mar., 1826; d. 13 Jan., 1838.
iii. Harriet Maria, 13 Mar., 1828; m. 23 Nov., 1854, David S. G. Doane.
2. iv. John Loring, ii Aug., 1830.

v. Louisa Frances, 22 Aug., 1832; m. 1 June, 1854, James R. Hall of
Boston. He d. 12 June, 1855, and she m. (2) 17 Sept., 1856, Joel
Allen of Wells, Me. 3 ch.

23° Parker.

vi. James Henry, 3 Dec, 1834; m. 20 Mar., 1858, Charlotte Kimble.

No issue. He d. 17 Mar., 1885, in Milford.
vii. Mary Elizabeth, 21 Oct., 1837; m. 20 Feb., 1862, John Quincy A.

Peakes of Cohasset. 3 daus.
3. viii. George Odion, 9 Feb., 1840.

Lx. Sophronia Lawrence, 18 Feb., 1842; m. 19 Feb., 1862, Newcomb

B. Tower,
x. Charles Oakes, 18 Oct., 1844; m. 15 Mar., 1869, Sophia T. Hall.

5 ch. He d. 19 Nov., 1907.
xi. Edmund Lawrence 8 Feb., 1846; m. 6 Oct., 1869, Eva S. Jones,

Lynn. One ch. He d. 17 Aug., 1906. She d. 23 July, 1907.
xii. Frank Lewis, ii July, 1849; m. 22 Sept., 1875, Lizzie L., dau. of

Clark and Elizabeth (Lothrop) Cutting. She d. 23 Sept., 1879.

No issue. He m. (2) 12 Oct., 1886, Josephine Eureka, dau. of

Joseph L. and Betsey T. (Willcutt) Willcutt. He d. 31 Dec,

1895. One son.

2. John Lorlng (John, Jonas, Edmund), b. 11 Aug., 1830;
m. Feb., 1852, in Pepperell, Marinda C, dau. of Lemuel W. and
Susan Schackford (Knowles) Blake. She was b. in Nashua, N.H.,
3 May, 183 1.

Ch.,—

i. Herbert L., b. in Pepperell, 28 June, 1854.
ii. Arthur Blake, b. in Natick, 23 Jan., 1859; d. 12 Feb., 1859.
iii. Charles Arthur, b. in Natick, 2 Dec, 1861; d. 14 Oct., 1862.
iv. Nellie Gertrude, b. in Pepperell, 3 Nov., 1864; m. 15 June, 1886,

in Shrewsbury, Elmer W. Lewis of Boston.
v. Harry Strickland, b in Worcester, 8 Jan., 1869; m. 1 Oct., 1891,

Edith Young Gross. Resides Con.
vi. Ned Wesley, b. in Worcester, 23 May, 1870; m. in Shrewsbury,

Mabel Bemis.

3. George Odion (John, Jonas, Edmund), b. 9 Feb., 1840; m.
28 July, 1859, Susan E. Snow. She d. 24 May, 1874. He m. (2) 9
Dec, 1875, Abbie S. Hall of Methuen. He d. 15 Sept., 1892, at
East Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline Augusta, 31 May, 1863; m. .

Ch., b. in Boston, —

ii. George Harrison, 19 Aug., 1871; d. in Boston, 31 July, 1872.

iii. George O., 16 May, 1874; d. 7 July, 1874, in Boston.

Theodore T. = Esther L. .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Blanche Elizabeth, 16 Oct., 1848.

ii. Edmund Jones, 2 Aug., 1850; d. 19 June, 1851.

iii. Son, 27 July, 1852.

Note. — Alice A., d. 9 Feb., 1870, aged 6 mos. Charles P. Bicknell of
Hing. m. 24 Aug., 1873, Ida V., of Scit. George W., d. 18 Jan., 1886, aged
57 yrs. 6 mos. Arthur Edward, son of Edward H. and Fannie M. (Stebbins),
b. n Jan., 1886. Lucy R., d. 10 Jan., 1894, aged 4 yrs. 2 mos. 6 days. Lydia
A., d. 19 Mar., 1901, aged 72 yrs. 2 mos. 3 days.

Paul— Pay 'son— Peakes—Pe gram. 3 3 1

PAUL.

Joseph, m. 25 June, 1853, Anna Toraas. She d. 15 Feb., 1878,
aged 56 yrs.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, i May, 1854; d. 20 Aug., 1854.

ii. Mary, 27 July, 1855.
iii. Hannah, 30 Nov., 1857.
iv. Amelia, 25 Aug., i860.

Note. — Andrew W. Williams m. 16 Jan., 1873, Fanny A., Ottawa, 111.

PAYSON.
William, d. 30 July, 1827, aged 40 yrs.

PEAKES.

John Q. A. (William B. - Lydia Vinal), b. Scit., , 1827;

m. 10 Sept., 1848, Susannah B., dau. of Ebenezer and Priscilla
(Lincoln) James. She was b. 22 Dec., 1828, and d. 26 Sept., 1861.
He m. (2) 20 Feb., 1862, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of John and Mary
Oakes (Lawrence) Parker. She was b. 21 Oct., 1837.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Adelaide Priscilla, 27 Nov., 1849; m. 17 Nov., 1872, Osborne Wood.

ii. Mary Susan, 29 Feb., 1852.
iii. Abby Frances, 5 Feb., 1854.
iv. Walter Quincy, 13 Mar., 1856; d. soon.

v. Son, 5 June, 1859; d. 14 Feb., 186 1.
3 daus., b. elsewhere, by 2d wife.

Note. — Lydia, wife of William B. Peakes, d. 6 Jan., 1848, aged 58 yrs.

PEGRAM.

Benjamin Rush, m. Mercy A., dau. Alexander and Eunice
(Sears) Robbins, West Brewster. She was b. 5 Sept., 1828, and
d. 17 Oct., 1901. He d. 13 Oct., 1895, aged 67 yrs. 5 mos. 19 days.
Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Minnie Stella, 22 Aug., 1857; m. 25 June, 1884, in Scit., Ferdinand

John Fabien; son and dau.
ii. George Herndon, ; m. 8 Sept., 1897, at Barrie, Ontario, Jessie

M. Crawford. Son, George H., Jr., d. Montclair, N.J., 11 April,

1906; buried in Coh.
iii. Frank Rush, - — ; m. 30 Nov., 1904, Laura Addison Gross.

3 12 Pen/old — Pennell — Penny — Percival.

PENFOLD.

Edwin (John = Eliza ), b. Eng., , 1850; m. 23 Oct.,

187 1, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of John L. and Catherine (Morse)
Manuel. She was b. , 1854. Removed to Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph Edwin, April, 1873; d. 3 Feb., 1874.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

ii. Joseph Edwin, 5 Aug., 1875; d. 4 Feb., 1876.

iii. Percy Howard, 27 Jan., 1877; m. 23 Sept., 1897, Mabel B. Mitchell,

Hull,
iv. Frederic Alonzo, 26 Sept., 1879; m. 14 Dec, 1904, Mary A. Visneau,

Hing.
v. Willie L., 10 Sept., 1882; d. 9 Feb., 1884.
vi. Edith Frances, 3 Nov., 1886.

PENNELL.

Richard Jewett, son of Henry B. and Grace R. (Jewett), b.
30 Aug., 1904.

PENNY.

Uriah (John = Temperance Cubing), b. Hing., , 1822;

in. 20 Nov., 1851, Sarah N., dau. of Elisha and Sarah (Nichols)
Lincoln. She was b. 29 Feb., 1832.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Henry, 8 Feb., 1853.
ii. Sarah Ellis, ii Feb., 1854.

PERCIVAL.

John P. T. (Sylvanus = Celia Ewer), b. Hanover, 19 Oct.,
1818; m. 8 Oct., 1845, Drusilla, dau. of Ephraim and Mary (Rich)
Snow. She was b. 1 Aug., 1809, and d. 16 Dec, 1882. He m.
(2) 3 Jan., 1884, Mrs. Sarah L. Batchelder, Boston. She d. 4
June, 1887, aged 59 yrs. He m. (3) Sarah E. Aldrich. She d.
17 May, 1907. He d. 31 Oct., 1895, in Boston. "Master
mariner." Resided on So. Main St. Removed to Boston abt.
1870 and became a "druggist."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Snow, 20 June, 1847; m. 9 Jan., 1873, Loriman S. Brigham,

Marlboro.
ii. Priscilla Lothrop, 17 July, 1850; d. 14 Feb., 1875, Boston.
iii. John Henry, 13 Sept., 1852; d. 24 April, 1857.
iv. Drusilla Snow, 5 Aug., 1854; d. 1 Oct., 1854.
v. Drusilla Snow, i June, 1857; m. , 1883, Samuel M. Percival,

Olympia, Wash. Resides in Seattle, Wash.

Note. — /. Foster, Solon, Me., m. 16 Feb., 1876, M. Alice Snow.

Pereira — P erk ins — Perry — Peter — Petersen. ^Z

PEREIRA.

John Smith, d. 17 Oct., 1895, aged 8 yrs. 5 mos. 12 days.

PERKINS.

Thomas Henry, m. Jane, dau. of William and Mary ( )

Churchill; m. (2) Lucy S. Churchill, sister of his first wife.
Ch.,—

i. Ella J., , 1852; m. 6 June, 1872, Henry S. Ripley, Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
ii. Son, 22 May, 1863.

Note. — Laura Bell, d. 21 Feb., 1897, aged 27 yrs. 10 mos. 17 days.

PERRY.

Murray Francis, son of Frank and Annie Sarah (Murray),
b. 15 Oct., 1907.

PETER.

Antolne, m. Julia, dau. Francisco and Mary (Jesus) Frates,

Azores. She d. 24 Dec, 1901, aged 38 yrs. He m. (2) .

Removed fr. Coh.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Mary Theresa, 28 June, 1889.

ii. Annie Julia, 3 Feb., 1891.

iii. George Salvador, 25 July, 1893.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

iv. Child, 4 Sept., 1904.

Note. — Joseph, b. 14 Dec, 1870, son of Joseph and Marianna (Julia).
Mary, b. 13 Aug., 1871, dau. of Antoine and Mary (Victoria).

PETERSEN.

Peter A. D. (Lars A. — Christine D. Buncke), b. Denmark,
15 Feb., 1861; m. in New York, N.Y., Inger M. Jensen. She was
b. 17 May, 1857, in Denmark. Lives on Sohier St. in house
built in 1723 by Elisha Lincoln.

Ch., b. in Mineville, N.Y., —

i. Fredrika C, 26 June, 1888; d. 28 May, 1904.
ii. Ada Margaret, 12 April, 1890.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Lawrence Dam, 30 May, 1893.
iv. Ralph Dam, 23 Oct., 1894.

334 Petersen — Peterson — Peter silea — Pettee.

August F. B. (Jens P. A. = Caroline Skouv, Lars A. = Chris-
tine De Buncke), b. 27 Feb., 1876; m. 3 Oct., 1899, Miriam
C, dau. of Nathaniel W. and Hannah Frances (Newcomb) Treat.
She was b. 6 Feb., 1877. "Gardener and nurseryman." Lives
on Atlantic Ave.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline Miriam, 29 July, 1900.
ii. Ruth Evelyn, 3 May, 1902.
iii. August Frederick, 3 Dec, 1905.

PETERSON.

Arne (Peter G. = Marie Johanneson, Norway), b. , 1874;

m. 28 Nov., 1901, Mary Violet, dau. of Leopoldino and Laura A.
(Leal) Enos. She was b. in Boston, 1880. "Fisherman." Lives
on Parker Ave.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Melvin Earle, 31 Aug., 1902; d. 5 Dec, 1902.
ii. Alfred Enos, 25 Nov., 1903.

Andrew (Peter G. = Marie Johanneson), b. Norway, ,

1865; m. 22 May, 1905, Anna B., of Boston, dau. of Nils P. and
Augusta C. (Bertelson) Nelson. She was b. 1875, Sweden.
"Fisherman." Lives on Stockbridge St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Marie Agnette Christine, ii Feb., 1906.
ii. Charles Andreas Elliot, ii April, 1907.

Note. — Andrew, of Boston, m. Sept., 1839, Sarah Willcutt. He m. (2)
Emma S. Willcutt. Andrew, d. 5 Jan., 1899, aged 87 yrs. 5 mos. Carl
Wessman of Sweden m. 21 Oct., 1903, Hannah, of Sweden. Marion, d. 29
July, 1907, aged 1 mo. 14 days.

PETERSILEA.

Carlyle Hugo, d. 18 Sept., 1881, aged 1 yr. 9 mos. 15 days.

PETTEE (PITTEE).

Nathaniel = Tamar Allen.
Ch., b. in Hing. and Coh., —

i. Nathaniel, 6 Aug., 1780; d. in 2 weeks.

ii. Nathaniel, 2 Sept., 1781; m. 1 Mar., 1804, Hannah Lurvey,
Gloucester.

iii. Molly, , 1783; d. young.

iv. Molly, 7 Jan., 1785; b. in Coh.

v. David, , 1786; m. , Sally Brewer. He was drowned in

Boston Harbor, 7 Sept., 1854.
vi. Molly Richards, Aug., 1789; m. 4 Dec, 1808, Perez Sprague, and

d. Scit., 21 Oct., 1876.
vii. Lucy, 30 Sept., 1792; m. 7 April, 1816, Moses Bennett, Boston.

Pettee — Phelps — Phillips — Phinney. 335

viii. James, 25 July, 1795; m- • "Mariner." Was drowned in

Boston Harbor, 7 Sept., 1854.
ix. Eunice Clark, 4 March, 1798; m. 13 June, 1833, Benj. Perry, and

m. (2) ■ Cutler.

x. Eliza Allen, i Jan., 1802; m. , John Mansfield, and m. (2)

Willcutt. She d. 29 Jan., 1867.

James (James, Nathaniel = Tamar Allen), b. , 1828; m.

12 Aug., 1856, Mary G.,dau. of Warren and Nancy (Lincoln)
Nichols. She was b. 6 Feb., 1825, and d. 13 Nov., 1898. He d.
S Nov., 1908, aged 80 yrs. 4 mos. Resided on Jerusalem Road.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet Elizabeth, 24 Nov., 1856.
ii. Mary Adeline, 15 Oct., 1857; m. 12 April, 1894, Frederick L.

Marsh, widr., Lunenburg,
iii. Warren Nichols, 13 Nov., 1858.

iv. Ruth E., i Oct., 1859; m. 4 Oct., 1887, Frederick L. Marsh, Lunen-
burg.

PHELPS.

William S. (William S.) = Freda M. Homer.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha Ingraham, 23 Jan., 1892.
ii. Mary Cromwell, 15 May, 1894; d. 1 June, 1894.
iii. Marguerite H., 16 Aug., 1895; d. 8 Nov., 1895.

PHILLIPS.

Thomas, m. 13 Nov., 1716, in Boston, Rachel, dau. of Joseph
and Mary (Lincoln) Bate. She was b. 3 Feb., 1601-2. "Laborer."
Constable, 1729. Lived on No. Main St.
Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. Mary, 3 Oct., 1718.
ii. Thomas, 13 Oct., 1722; d. 9 Jan., 1723-4.
iii. Jonathan, ii Nov., 1725; d. 8 Dec, 1735.
iv. Rachel, 2 Aug., 1729; m. 17 July, 1745, Joseph Willcutt.
v. Silence, 10 Sept., 1731.
vi. Sarah, 9 Dec, 1733.

PHINNEY (FINNEY).

1. Seth, Brewster, Mass., a resident of Hing. for more than
sixty years; m. at Coh., 16 Oct., 1804, Mary, dau. of Joab and
Hannah (Willcutt) Litchfield. She was b. 11 July, 1786, and d.
in Hing., 9 Aug., 1870. He d. 15 Aug., 1856, aged 75 yrs. "Mari-
ner." Resided on Hull St. Soldier of the War of 181 2.
Ch., b. in Coh. and Hing., —

i. Mary, , 1805; d. unm.

ii. Caroline, 2 July, 1807; d. unm., 26 Jan., 1888.
iii. Elizabeth, , 1809; d. 23 May, 1810.

336 Phinney — Phipps— Pickering— Pierce.

iv. James, bt. n Nov., 1810; d. 23 July, 1887.

v. Elizabeth, , 1813; d. in infancy.

vi. Elizabeth Snow, — — , 1815; d. in Boston, unm.

2. vii. Seth, 5 Sept., 1818.

viii. Abigail, bt. 27 Feb., 1822; d. 4 Mar., 1822, aged 10 mos.

3. ix. Isaac, 14 Mar., 1823.

x. Abigail, 21 Aug., 1824; m. 4 Oct., 1842, Joab B. Litchfield,
xi. Lucy Ann, 28 Sept., 1828; m. 19 Dec, 1847, Martin Beal.

2. Seth (Seth = Mary Litchfield), b. 5 Sept., 1818; m. 18 Dec,
1842, Lydia G., dau. of Caleb and Sally (Lambert) Beal. She
was b. 26 Nov., 1819, and d. 8 Oct., 1876. " Shoemaker." Lived
on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

i. Lydia Gray, 18 Sept., 1843; m- 7 Aug., 1862, George M. Adams.

ii. George, 25 July, 1846; m. , Hannah Barry.

iii. Mary Alice, 5 Nov., 1848; m. 14 June, 1869, William F. Mead,
iv. Ellen Cornelia, 2 May, 1852; m. 27 May, 1878, Joseph W. Richard-
son, Jr.

3. Isaac (Seth = Mary Litchfield), b. 14 Mar., 1823; m. 24
July, 1853, Kezia Ann, dau. of Joseph Root of Eng. He m. (2)
2 May, 1891, Emily (Newcomb) Arnold, dau. of Slias Newcomb,
Hing. He d. 2 April, 1892, in Coh. Soldier in the Civil War,
35th Regt.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Josephine Estelle, 25 Jan., 1854.

ii. William Graham, 2 Aug., 1855. Resides at Terre Haute, Ind.

iii. Walter L. B., 5 May. 1857. Resides at Terre Haute, Ind.

iv. James Leavitt, 6 Sept., 1859; d. 25 Oct., 1859.

v. Francis Ellsworth, 31 Mar., 1862. Resides at Terre Haute, Ind.

PHIPPS.

Harrison Gray Otis (Dr. Thomas = Mehitable Arnold), b.
in Quincy, 13 Dec, 1811; m. Mary, dau. of Hazelton Morse of
Quincy. She survived him, and m. (2) Judge Ames of Boston.
He d. 17 Dec, 1841, in Boston. H. C, 1832. Har. Div. Sch.,
S. T. B., 1835. Pastor of the First Parish Ch., 1835-1841. Dau.
Mary Harrison, b. soon after her father's death; m. Greer.

PICKERING.

George Franklin, son of John W. and Lucy Ann , b.

15 May, 1856.

PIERCE.

John W. = Alice Wilder.

Pierce— Pier son— Pike— Pimentel— Pine. $$ 7

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alice Wilder, 28 Aug., 1866.
ii. Sarah Lorinda, 16 Sept., 1871.

Note. — Sarah, widow of Abner, buried 8 July, 1834, aged 80 yrs. Geo.
M ., m. 1 Nov., 1849, Maria Sawyer. Geo. M., widower, d. 20 Dec, 1859,
aged 54 yrs. 4 mos. ; son of James Pierce, Quincy. Charles, d. 22 May, 1869,
aged 74 yrs.; b. in Westbrook, Me. Abner F., of Boston, m. 21 Oct., 1874,
Mary A. Simpson. Nancy M. (Smith) (Child), d. 9 Mar., 1883, aged 84 yrs.
1 mo. 2 days, at Somerville. Marjorie T., d. 12 July, 1900, aged 28 days.
Albina S., d. at Medford, 21 Oct., 1904, aged 82 yrs. 1 mo.

PIERSON.

Frank (Joseph Armas = Mary Pimental, of Flores, Azores),
b. 4 Oct., 1842; m. 8 Sept., 1859, Mary Ann Victoria, dau. of John
Joseph and Mary Ann (Victoria) Sylvia. She was b. 17 May,
1840. He d. 28 Mar., 1898. Lived on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 6 Jan., 1862; m. 22 Oct., 1885, Joseph H. Sylvester, Portland,

Me. Lives in Chelsea,
ii. John, 10 Dec, 1863; d. 12 Feb., 1864.
iii. Rose, 3 Oct., 1866; m. 25 July, 1897, Paul J. Armas,
iv. Marianna, 2 May, 1867; m. 3 Feb., 1893, Joseph Foster Angle.

v. Frank, 9 July, 1870.

vi. Joseph Armas, 16 Aug., 1874; d. 16 Jan., 1901.

Joseph (Joseph = Mary Ann Francis), b. , 1835; m. 29

April, 1 86 1, Angelica Morris, dau. of Antoine and Angelica (Clauda)
Morris. She was b. 1844. She survived him and m. (2), in Calif.,
. Removed to Benicia, California.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John, 22 July, 1863.
ii. Joseph, Aug., 1865; d. 22 Dec, 1865.
iii. Mary, 2 Nov., 1866; d. 18 Oct., 1871.

PIKE.

Mrs. Eliza, d. 6 Dec, 1820, aged 21 yrs. John F., m. 10 Sept.,
1854, Lucy Maria Wilson. He d. 18 Oct., 1882. She d. 20 May.
1897.

PIMENTEL.

Leonora, b. 25 July, 1875. Joseph Coetamo, b. abt. 1854;

m. 29 Nov., 1879, Catherine , b. abt. 1851; both natives of

Flores, Azores.

PINE.
Lydia, d. 27 Feb., 1834, aged 62 yrs.

33% Pitkin — Pitman — Poland — Pope— Porter — Potter.

PITKIN.

Charles L. = Nellie Washburn. Home in Brookline. Res.
Jerusalem Road in the summer.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ruth, ii Aug., 1881; m. 11 June, 1908, Joseph Chapman, German-
town, Pa.
ii. Martha, 18 Sept., 1885.

PITMAN.

Charles Henry, m. 4 Aug., 1863, Priscilla Goodhal of Ipswich.

POLAND.

Michael J. (James = Fanny Downey), b. Ireland, , 1874;

m. 2 Nov., 1901, Abbie Josephine, dau. of John Coffey, b. in
Ireland, 1878. Lives on Short St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. John James, 8 July, 1902.
ii. Walter Michael, 3 July, 1904.
iii. Lawrence Julian, 9 Jan., 1907.

POPE.

Robert Warren, son of Herbert G. and Isabella (Gillespie),
b. 7 Mar., 1898.

PORTER.

Wentworth Eugene (Wilbur = Clara Kelly), b. Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia, 1885; m. 24 Oct., 1906, Florence Elizabeth, dau. of
Henry and Martha (Ainslie) Carr. She was b. in Boston. Resides
on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Florence Janet, 8 Aug., 1907.

POTTER.

Asa P. — Delle A. Sheldon. Resided on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Asa P., 2 June, 1880.
ii. Sheldon, 29 Sept., 1882.

POWEL.

Abner, d. 19 Dec, 1828, aged 70 yrs.

Powers. 339

POWERS.

1. Peter, m. in Boston, 18 Nov., 1807, Hannah, dau. of Joab
and Hannah (Willcutt) Litchfield. She was b. 23 Aug., 1788.
He d. before 1S17.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. John, 17 Jan., 1810.

ii. Jane, 12 Feb., 1812; m. , John N. Cook.,

iii. Clara, 10 Oct., 1814; m. 5 Dec, 1833, Franklin B. Clapp, Scit.

2. John (Peter = Hannah Litchfield), b. 17 Jan., 1810; m. 19
April, 1833, Martha, dau. of Isaac and Mary Palmer (Barrell)
Lambert. She was b. 4 Dec, 1807, and d. 22 Feb., 1891. He d.
12 Feb., 1882, in Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

3. i. Henry, , 1835.

ii. Lavinia A., , 1836; m. 5 Nov., 1859, Henry Bates, Jr.

iii. George, , 1838.

iv. Clarissa J., , 1840; m. 18 Mar., 1857, Gardner M. Jones,

Wilmington, N.H.

v. Charles A., , 1843; d. 4 April, 1850.

3. Henry (John = Martha Lambert), b. , 1835; m. 25

June, 1857, Ruth C, dau. of Thomas and Rebecca (Lambert)

Tower. She was b. , 1839, and d. 5 Mar., 1863. He m. (2)

17 Mar., 1865, Emma, dau. of Charles and Isabella (Leek) Pea-
cock, Hull. She d. 1 June, 1907, aged 56 yrs. 3 mos. 15 days.
In U. S. Navy in Civil War.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Son, d. 20 Feb., 1858.
ii. Ruth Henry, 22 June, i860; d. 7 Sept., i860.

Edward (Patrick = Ellen ), b. 8 Sept., 1834; m. (Int. 18

May, 1867) Mary, dau. of Patrick and Catherine (Frawley)

Keneally. She was b. , 1843. He d. 11 Mar., 1895, aged

60 yrs. 3 days. Resided on No. Main St. in house built by
Jonathan Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas, 12 Oct., 1868.

ii. Edward Thomas, 6 Nov., 1870; m. 9 April, 1902, Bridget Curran.
iii. Ellen, 13 Mar., 1873.
iv. John, 6 Sept., 1875. Catholic priest.

v. Bridget Frances, 26 Mar., 1878.
vi. Augustine, i Nov., 1880.
vii. William James, 8 July, 1883.

Note. — Michael, d. 20 July, 1890, aged 69 yrs. Nathaniel B. McLain
m. 24 Oct., 1895, Katie Ellen, Hing.

34-0 Prairie— Pratt.

PRAIRIE.

Mary G., dau. of Manuel and Mary S. (Enos), b. 17 April, 1875;
d. 13 Aug., 1875.

PRATT.

1. Aaron2, son of Phineas1 and Mary2 (Degory1 Priest of the
Mayflower, 1620), b. abt. 1649; m. Sarah, dau. of Joseph and Sarah
(Judkins) Pratt of Weymouth. She d. 22 July, 1706, aged 42 yrs.
He m. (2) (pub. 9 Aug., 1707) Sarah (Wright) Cummings of
Woburn. She d. 13 Dec, 1752, aged 84 yrs. He d. 23 Feb.,
1735-6, aged 87 yrs. "Farmer." Constable, 1706. Part owner
of iron works, Beechwoods. He purchased in 1683, lot 37, 1st div.,
and built his house on the eastern end of it, on So. Main St., just
north of the site of the residence of the late Robert B. Pratt.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

i. Henry, 5 June, 1685; m. Dec, 1709, Ruth Learned. He d. 1745.

Resided at Newton.
ii. Daniel, 2 Feb., 1687-8; ru. 26 April, 1707, Hannah Lombard.

"Blacksmith." Newton.

2. iii. Aaron, 10 Mar., 1690-1.

3. iv. Jonathan, 6 Nov., 1692.

v. John, 4 Mar., 1693-4; m. 1725, Priscilla Thurber of Rehoboth;

m. (2) 1747, "widow Mehitable Knap."
vi. Sarah, 23 Oct., 1695; m. 4 July, 1720, Christopher Webb of Boston,
vii. Elizabeth, 5 Dec, 1697; m. 5 April, 1739, Rev. Nehemiah Hobart,

widr. ; m. (2) 6 April, 1742, Dea. Jonathan Merritt of Scit.
viii. Moses, 31 Dec, 1699; m. 5 Oct., 1732, Jane Orcutt. Removed to

Boston. He sold his share in his father's estate to his brother

Aaron.
ix. Mary, 10 Dec, 1701; d. soon.
x. Mercy, 6 Dec, 1703; m. (pub. 12 Sept., 1724) Samuel Orcutt;

m. (2) 26 Oct., 1747, Nathaniel Nichols, widr.
xi. Hannah, April, 1706; m. 22 July, 1737, Amos Hovey of Newton.

Ch. b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 2d wife, —

xii. Abigail, 4 Aug., 1708; m. 8 Dec, 1741, Rev. Jonathan Neal.
4. xiii. Phineas, 31 Dec, 1709.

xiv. Benjamin, 13 Mar., 1710-n; m. 14 Dec, 1749, Isabella, dau. of

Robt. Auchmuty. H. C, 1737. Chief Justice of the Colony of

New York. He d. 5 Jan., 1763, aged 52 yrs., at New York. Dau.

Isabella m. Samuel Wells of Boston.
xv. Nathaniel, ; m. 27 Nov., 1735, Rachel Macvarlo. She d. 29

Mar., 1736, aged 18 vrs. 7 mos. 14 days. He d. in Cuba.

"Blacksmith."

2. Aaron3 (Aaron2 Phineas1), b. in Hing., 10 Mar., 1 690-1; m.

, 1724, Mary, dau. of Israel and Mary (Stodder) Whitcomb.

She was b. in Scit., , 1703, and d. 8 Aug., 1776 (gravestone,

3 Sept., 1776). He d. 28 Mar., 1767. "Farmer." Interested
in navigation. Constable, 1723. Proprietor of large estate.

Pratt. 341

Resided on Beechwood St., in house which he probably built at
the time of his marriage, where the beginning of Doane St. now is.
The house was burnt down several years ago.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Infant, 11 April, 1725; d. 25 April, 1725.

ii. Mary, 13 June, 1726; d. at Boston of smallpox, May, 1730.

5. iii. John, 17 Dec, 1728.

iv. Mary, , 1730; m. 15 Nov., 1749, Job Tower, widr.

v. Sarah, 27 Dec, 1731; m. 30 Dec, 1765, Jazaniah Nichols, widr.

6. vi. Aaron, 8 April, 1734.

7. vii. Thomas, 14 Nov., 1736.

8. viii. Joseph, 19 Nov., 1742.

ix. Samuel, 19 Mar., 1745-6; d. 25 Dec, 1754.

3. Jonathan3 (Aaron2 Phineas1), b. in Hing., 6 Nov., 1692;
m. 20 Aug., 1730, Hannah, dau. of Israel and Mary (Stodder)

Whitcomb of Scit. He d. , 1786. "Farmer." Soldier in

French and Indian War. Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, bt. 13 Aug., 1732; m. 15 May, 1760, James Litchfield of

Scit.
ii. Jonathan, 15 April, 1734; d. 25 Nov., 1754.
iii. Leah, 5 Aug., 1736; d. 5 Dec, 1754.
iv. Rachel, 4 Aug., 1739; d. 19 Nov., 1754.
v. Rhoda, 14 May, 1742; d. 25 Nov., 1754.

vi. Elizabeth, , 1744; d. 3 Dec, 1754.

vii. Lucy, bt. 27 Nov., 1754.

4. Phineas3 (Aaron2 Phineas1), b. in Hing., 31 Dec, 1709; m.
28 July, 1 73 1, Sarah, dau. of Thomas and Mehitable (Frost)
Lincoln of Boston. "Housewright." Removed to Conn, with
his family after 1740. He sold his share in his father's estate to
his brother Aaron.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Bernard, 21 Oct., 1731.

ii. Jared, 7 Mar., 1732-3; d. 9 June, 1736.

iii. Constantine, 5 June, 1734.

iv. Rhoda, 22 Feb., 1735-6.

v. Sarah, 27 Oct., 1737.

vi. Jared, 22 Sept., 1739.

5. John4 (Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 17 Dec,
1728; m. 14 Mar., 1765, Bethia, dau. of Daniel and Bethia (Nichols)
Tower. She d. 17 Dec, 1766, aged 20 yrs. He m. (2) 11 Jan.,

1774, Susanna, dau. of Isaac and Lidia (Cushman) Simmons of
Duxbury. She d. 25 Jan., 1839, aged 89 yrs. He d. 19 Aug.,

1775. Soldier in French and Indian War. Lived on Beechwood
St., in house built by his father a little south of his own.

342 Pratt.

Only child, b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

9. John, 16 Jan., 1775.

6. Aaron4 (Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 8 April,
1734; m. 6 Aprii, 1758, Bridget, dau. of Thomas and Bridget
(Southworth) Collier of Scit. She was b. 9 May, 1740, and d. 31
Dec, 1795. He d. 11 Feb., 1811. "Farmer." Constable, 1765.
Resided on South Main St. in house built by Rev. Jonathan Neal,
of whom he purchased half the house, 7 April, 1769. He later
owned the whole of it.

i. Molly, 7 Mar., 1759; d. 11 Nov., 1774.

10. ii. Aaron, 15 Oct., 1760.

11. iii. Samuel, ii April, 1762.

12. iv. Gershom, 17 Feb., 1764.

v. Jane, 3 Feb., 1766; m. 23 July, 1790, Thomas Marble. Resided
Springfield, Vt.

vi. Susie, 9 Aug., 1767; m. , Micah Wheelwright.

vii. Rebecca, 19 May, 1769; m. , Bela Bates.

viii. Anna, 8 Oct., 1770; m. , Jacob Whitcomb. Resided Spring-
field, Vt.

ix. Daniel, 20 Dec, 1771; m. — — , Deborah Oakes. Removed to
Springfield, Vt. Ch., bt. in Coh., — Susanna Lothrop, 23 Oct.,
1803; Lucinda, 10 June, 1804.
x. Bridget, i Mar., 1773; d. 27 Sept., 1773.

13. xi. Jacob, 7 Aug., 1774.

xii. Molly, 16 Aug., 1776; m. , John Prentiss, Springfield, Vt.

xiii. Katy, 7 Mar., 1778; d. 20 Oct., 1821, unm.

14. xiv. Ezekiel, 20 May, 1780.

15. xv. Moses, 17 Jan., 1783.

16. xvi. Southward, 7 Nov., 1784.

7. Thomas4 (Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 14 Nov.,
1736; m. 5 Dec, 1765, Sarah, dau. of Rev. Jonathan and Abigail
(Pratt) Neal. She was b. 12 Jan., 1743-4, and d. 14 May, 1806.
He d. 18 Oct., 1818. Revolutionary soldier. Lived in house
which he built, abt. 1765, on what is now Spring St., near Pond St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

17. i. Benjamin, i Dec, 1766.

ii. Abigail, 17 Feb., 1768; m. 9 Mar., 1789, Josiah Skull; m. (2)

25 Feb., 1821, James Burtenshaw. She d. 9 Feb., 1856.
iii. Sarah, 25 Jan., 1769; m. 16 Nov., 1790, Benjamin Briggs, Jr., of
Scit. She d. 6 Mar., 1835.

18. iv. James, 22 Oct., 1770.
v. Thomas, d. in infancy.

19. vi. Thomas, 25 April, 1773.

vii. Betsey, 4 Aug., 1775; m. , Caleb Mann, Hanover.

viii. David, 7 May, 1777; d. 15 Sept., 1812, at Portland, Me., unm.
ix. Alice, 18 July, 1778; m. , Capt. William Kilburn.

20. x. Job, 1 Dec, 1779.

Pratt. 343

21. xi. Henry, 16 Oct., 1781.

xii. Phineas, 23 Jan., 1783; m. (Int. 31 Oct., 1805) Sally Rodgers of

Boston. He d. at Boston, 7 Feb., 1825.
xiii. Eleazer, 10 Jan., 1785; m. 16 Oct., 1808, Mary Jones of Concord.
He d. at Boston, 21 Aug., 1849.

8. Joseph4 (Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 19 Nov., 1742; m. 17 Feb.,
1768, Relief Bourn of Middleboro. She d. 8 Feb., 1835., aged
84 yrs. Lived on Beechwood St. House burnt down 30 Dec,
1828.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph, 20 Nov., 1768.

ii. Jennet, 29 Nov., 1770; d. 20 Feb., 1835, in Scit., unm.

iii. Peggy, 21 Dec, 1772; m. , Jotham Wheelwright.

iv. Isabella, 29 Oct., 1775; d. 3 Sept., 1778.

v. Isabella, 12 Dec, 1781; m. n July, 1816, Solomon Taylor, Milton,
vi. Nancy, , 1784; m. 27 Aug., 1804, Jerome Lincoln.

9. John5 (John4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 1 Jan., 1775; m. ,

Zoa, dau. of Lot and Sarah Whitcomb. She was b. 22 Feb., 1781,
and d. 9 Feb., 1880. He d. 29 Nov., 1824. " He has been described
by those who knew him, as a remarkably handsome man, and
eminently social in his habits." "Farmer." Soldier of the War
of 18 1 2, with the rank of Major. Moderator, 1804. Selectman,
1 799-1800, 18 16-18 1 9. Lived on Beechwood St. in house of his
father.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Minot, 5 Feb., 1802; d. 5 Feb., 1804.
ii. Son, d. 20 July, 1S04.
iii. Harriet G., 17 Sept., 1804; m. 29 Nov., 1827, Daniel Francis,

"coppersmith," Boston. She d. 25 Jan., 1890.
iv. Marshall, 25 Mar., 1806; d. 3 Feb., 1881, unm. Resided in

house of his father with his unmarried sister and brothers.

22. v. Minot, 5 Feb., 1808.
vi. Isaac S., 21 Feb., 1810.

vii. Lucy, 20 Nov., 1812; d. 27 Nov., 1897, unm.

viii. John, 12 Nov., 1814; d. 30 Dec, 1897, unm.

ix. Richard L,, i Feb., 1816; d. 4 Feb., 1817.

23. x. Lot W., 13 Nov., 1818.

xi. Sarah L., 2 Feb., 1820; m. , William Gould. She d. 14 Aug.,

1889.
xii. Aaron, 22 Mar., 1822. Resides in house of his father and grand-
father.

24. xiii. George, 17 Aug., 1824.

10. Aaron5 (Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 15 Oct., 1760; n>. ,

1 781, Silence, dau. of Ebenezer and Elizabeth (Ripley) Beal of
Hing. She was b. 1 May, 1760, and d. 8 Mar., 1847. "Master
mariner." Soldier of the Revolution. He d. 13 April, 1843.
Selectman, 1821-1825. Built house on west side of Beechwood St.,
south of the river.

344 Pratt.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ebenezer, 21 Mar., 1782; m. 19 Dec, 1807, in Boston, Elizabeth
Beal. He d. 13 Oct., 1810.
25. ii. Peter, 18 July, 1784.

iii. Lydia, 1 Nov., 1786; d. 6 June, 1871.

iv. Merriel, 21 Oct., 1789; m. 28 Oct., 1810, Stillman Lincoln. She

d. 16 Aug., 1833.
v. Hepsibah, bt. 23 May, 1790; d. young.

vi. Olive, 6 Mar., 1792; m. , Levi Cushing, Hing.

vii. Aaron, 21 Mar., 1794; d. July, 1821, on homev/ard voyage from
West Indies, as the mate of a vessel. Soldier of the War of 181 2.
viii. Eliza, 4 June, 1799; d. 8 Sept., 1869, unm.

11. Samuel5 (Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 11 April, 1762; m. 17
June, 1787, Betty, dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Whitcomb)
Lincoln. She was b. 9 Feb., 1763, and d. Aug., 1854. He d. 12
July, 1832. Resided on South Main St. in house which he bought
of Joseph Neal, 3 Mar., 1801.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

26. i. Paul, 17 May, 1788.

ii. Betsey, 29 April, 1792; m. 6 April, 1813, Samuel Snow (Salvador

Sabate).
iii. Polly, 27 June, 1794; m. 9 May, 1814, Henry Welsh, Boston. She

d. 9 Nov., 1833.
iv. Anna, 14 Nov., 1796; m. 23 Dec, 1818, Zenas Stoddard,
v. Olive, 30 Dec, 1798; m. 11 Oct., 1818, George Beal. He d. 31

Jan., 1873. She d. 18 June, 1887.
27. vi. Samuel, 5 May, 1802.

vii. Lucinda, 2 Mar., 1804; m. , Asa Nute, Woodstock, Vt. She

d. 3 Mar., 1885, Manchester, N.H.

12. Gershom5 (Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 17 Feb., 1764; m. 31
May, 1789, Ruth, dau. of Thomas and Ruth (Nichols) Lothrop.
She was b. 17 Aug., 1767, and d. 7 Mar., 1842. He d. 30 Oct.,
1835. Lived in north half of his father's house, on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth, 10 June, 1790; d. 15 June, 1814.

ii. Clara, 3 April, 1792; d. 4 Sept., 1793.

iii. Caleb, 16 April, 1794; d. , 1795.

28. iv. Levi, 25 Aug., 1798.

29. v. James, 15 April, 1800.

30. vi. John, July, 1801.

vii. Jane, 26 Oct., 1803; d. young.

viii. Clara L., 10 June, 1804; m. , Thomas Bourne.

ix. Ruth M., 2 July, 1807; m. 10 June, 1832, Charles Pratt.

13. Jacob5 (Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 7 Aug., 1774; m. 21 Nov.,
181 1, Olive, dau. of Jared and Olive (Lincoln) Joy. She was bt.
24 June, 1787, and d. 12 Nov., i860. "Farmer." He d. 6 Aug.,
1853. Soldier of the War of 181 2. Lived in house built by
Prince Joy, on Beechwood St., south of the river.

Pratt. 345

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Warren, i July, 1816.

ii. Lillie Joy, 19 Sept., 1820; m. 3 April, 1842, Minot Pratt.
iii. Olive Lincoln, 20 May, 1824; d. 28 May, 1848, unm.

14. Ezekiel5 (Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 20 May, 1780; m.

, Clara, dau. of Thomas and Ruth (Nichols) Lothrop. She

was b. 17 June, 1780, and d. 10 Feb., 1809. He m. (2) 8 Oct.,
1809, Merriel, dau. of Dea. Uriah and Mary (Lincoln) Lincoln.
She was b. 19 Nov., 1777, and d. 13 Jan., 1855. He d. 9 Oct.,
i860. "Physician;" greatly beloved and widely known for his
skill. Lived in south half of his father's house, on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Jane, 26 Oct., 1801; m. abt. 1823, Ephraim Nute, widr., Boston.

She d. 19 May, i860. 2 ch., d. early,
ii. Ezekiel, 8 April, 1805; d. 26 Feb., 1815.

31. iii. Nichols, 10 Feb., 1809.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

iv. Mary L., 17 July, 1810; m. 26 Oct., 1848, David Wilson, b. in
Sweden. She d. 15 Mar., 1850.

32. v. Henry, 23 Sept., 181 2.

vi. Francis L., 14 Mar., 1814; d. 25 Mar., 1816.
vii. Ezekiel, 9 Dec, 1816; d. Dec, 1862.
S3, viii. Francis L., 15 Sept., 1818.

ix. Henrietta L., 7 April, 1820; m. 1 Nov., 1840, James Bates,
Boston. She d. 29 Nov., 1850.

15. Moses5 (Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 17 Jan., 1783; m. ,

Lois, dau. of Joel and Lois (Willcutt) Gustin. She was b. 25 Oct.,
1 78 1, and d. 17 April, 1842. He d. 23 Dec, 185 1. Resided on
Beechwood St., cor. of King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joel Gustin, 16 Sept., 1806; d. 29 July, 1840.
ii. Charles, 16 Dec, 1807.
34. iii. George L., 18 Feb., 1809.

iv. Frederick W., 14 Aug., 1814; d. 15 Mar., 1840.
v. Son, d. 21 Feb., 181 7, aged 3 days.

16. Southward5 (Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 7 Nov., 1784; m.
9 Oct., 1808, Mercy, dau. of Elkanah and Mercy (Studley) Gannett
of Scit. She d. 26 Sept., 1875. He d. 12 Jan., 1857. Soldier of
the War of 1812. "Mariner." Lived on "Black Horse Lane,"
now Snow Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

35. i. Elijah, 23 Nov., 1808.

ii. Sarah C, i Nov., 1810; m. 28 Feb., 1832, Barnabas Hamilton,

Scit. ; rn. (2) John Faxon, Boston,
iii. Isaiah. 26 Jan., 1812; d. 3 July, 1847.

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36. iv. Southward C, 13 Jan., 181 5.

37. v. Isaac, i Dec, 1817.

vi. Roxanna, 29 April, 1820; m. 19 Aug., 1838, James Creed.

38. vii. Aaron, 12 Jan., 1823.

viii. Susan Jane, 17 Nov., 1825.
ix. Phineas, 6 Mar., 1828; d. 28 Nov., 1829.
x. Phineas, 9 Mar., 1830; d. 27 Oct., 1830.

17. Benjamin5 (Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 1 Dec, 1766;

m. , Deborah, dau. of Caleb and Deborah (Battles) Pratt.

She was b. 8 Aug., 1771, and d. 20 Jan., 1796. He m. (2) 1 Oct.,
1802, Abigail, dau. of James Merritt of Scit. She d. 20 Nov.,
1857, aged 84 yrs. "Farmer." He d. 22 Sept., 1855. Lived
on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Jairus, 26 Dec, 1793; m. 13 July, 181 7, Abigail Beal; m. (2)
Deborah Cutler. He d. at Boston, 9 Aug., 1869.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

ii. Ira, 18 Nov., 1803; d. 10 Dec, 1806.

39. iii. Benjamin, 16 Aug., 1806.

40. iv. Howard, 20 Nov., 1808.

v. Mary, i Sept., 181 2; m. 1 Jan., 1839, Cushing O. Ellms, Scit. She
d. 28 Feb., 1881.

18. James5 (Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 22 Oct., 1770; m.

, Elizabeth L., dau. of Dan'l, Jr., and Elizabeth (Nichols)

Burrell, Hing. She was bt. 17 Feb., 1771. She survived him

and m. (2) , William Stetson. She d. 14 Oct., 1825. James

d. at Martinique, Jan., 1795. "Mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh..—

i. Sarah Neal, Jan., 1793; m. 30 Sept., 1816, David P. Hobart,
Pembroke. She d. at Charlestown, 10 Mar., 1855.

ii. Olive Beal, , 1795; m. , Nathan W. Brooks, Concord.

She d. at Coh., 28 Dec, 1867.

19. Thomas5 (Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 25 April, 1773;
m. 9 Oct., 1808, Lucy, dau. of Job and Abiel (Bryant) Turner,
Scit. She d. 19 Sept., 1837, aged 61 yrs. He d. 20 Nov., 1865, at
Scit.

Ch., b. in Coh. and Scit., —

i. Thomas, 23 May, 1810; m. , 1842, Fidelia Clark, Chelsea. He

d. 28 Feb., 1846, at Chelsea,
ii. William, 21 June, 1812; m. 26 May, 1842, Phebe Clark, Chelsea.

iii. Allen, b. Scit., 7 Sept., 1814; m. , Orianna Lawrence, Chelsea.

iv. Sophia, b. Scit., 23 Jan., 1819; m. Rev. Reuben Curtis; m. (2)
Asa Curtis; m. (3) — ■ — Senter.

20. Job5 (Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 1 Dec, 1779; m.
1 801, Lucretia, dau. of Haugh and Susanna (Lothrop) Oakes.

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She was bt. 29 April, 1781, and d. 7 July, 1833. He m. (2) ,

Patience (Mann) Cole, dau. of Harvey Mann, Scit. She d. 8 Oct.,
1840. He m. (3) Sept., 1841, Mary Howe. He d. 7 Jan., 1853.
"Farmer." Dea. of 1st Par. Ch. Soldier of the War of 1812.
Resided on Common near meeting-house, in house bought by
his grandfather Aaron2 of Elisha Tower in 1749. In 1858 this
house was removed to Elm St. by its purchaser, Capt. Joseph H.
Smith.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

41. i. James, 9 Jan., 1802.

ii. George, 4 Mar., 1804; d. 30 Nov., 1806.
iii. Sarah, 31 Dec, 1807; m. 24 Feb., 1828, Thomas J. Browne. She

d. 25 July, 1838.
iv. George, 5 Aug., 1812; m. Elizabeth B. Wilson. She d. 20

Mar., 1847. m. (2) Emmeline J. Battles.

42. v. Job, 14 May, 18 19.

43. vi. Thomas, 7 April, 1822.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

vii. Harvey Mann, 7 June, 1835; m. Mary E. French.

21. Henry5 (Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 16 Oct., 1781;
m. 2 Dec, 1818, Clara (Nichols) Stockbridge, dau. of Caleb and
Lydia (Kent) Nichols, and widow of Hector Stockbridge. She
was b. 2 April, 1784, and d. 6 Oct., 1839. He d. 25 Sept., 1852.
"Farmer." Soldier of the War of 181 2. Resided on his father's
homestead on Spring. St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Adeline, 21 Sept., 1819; d. 3 Aug, 1890, unm.
ii. Louisa, 13 Nov., 1821; m. 25 Oct., 1848, James P. Hobart, Charles-
town, son of David H. and Sarah N. (Pratt) Hobart; d. 28 Jan.
1903.
iii. Hannah Hobart, 9 Aug., 1824; d. 18 April, 1906, unm.
iv. Henry T., ii Nov., 1829; d. 29 Feb., 1864, unm.

22. Minot6 (John5"4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 5 Feb., 1808; m.
3 April, 1842, Lillis Joy, dau. of Jacob and Olive (Joy) Pratt.
She was b. 19 Sept., 1820, and d. 25 Nov., 1879. He d. 1 June,
1872. Resided on Beechwood St. in old Prince Joy house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Galen Lincoln, 27 Jan., 1843; d. 25 Feb., 1843.
ii. Alonzo Austin, i June, 1844.
44. iii. John J. A., 14 Feb., 1847.

iv. Olive Litchfield, 27 Feb., 1849; d. 6 Aug., 1863.
v. Lillis Joy, 5 Feb., 1851; m. 25 June, 1871, Savillon F. Dalby, Scit.
vi. Joseph Warren, 12 July, 1856.
vii. Daniel Webster, 24 Jan., 1861.

23. Lot Webster6 (John5-4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 13 Nov.,

1818; m. , Mary B., dau. of Benjamin Hall, Boston. She

was b. 1818. Resided on Beechwood St.

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Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Zoa, io July, 1846; d. , 1847.

ii. Alphonso Leonidas, 14 Jan., 1846.
iii. Melissa Adelaide, 24 July, 1851.

iv. Orilla J., , 1854; m. (Int. 17 Feb., 1870) Austin S. Knight,

Randolph.

24. George8 (John3-4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 17 Aug., 1824;
m. 9 Nov., 1850, Ann, dau. of Michael and Charlotte Lonergan.
She was b. in Halifax, N.S., 1824, and d. 17 July, 1864. Resided
on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Son, 10 Oct., 1851; d. an infant.

45. ii. Horatio Greenough, 13 Oct., 1852.

,....-, . \ /-m. 1? Oct., 1888, Annie E.

46. ,11. George Abner, 3 > >

iv. Ann Louisa, f 1 54' I d. 6 May, 1855.

v. Zoa Ann, ii June, 1857; m. 22 Aug., 1878, Elmer E. Bates.
vi. Lucy S., 9 Oct., i860; d. 18 Jan., 1881.

25. Peter6 (Aaron5-4"3-2 Phineas1), b. 18 July, 1784; m. 19
April, 1807, Polly, dau. of Joseph and Hannah (Nichols) Whit-
comb. She was b. 13 Sept., 1785, and d. 12 May, 1827. He
m. (2) Mary R. Roulstone of Boston, dau. of Michael and Mary
(Rand) Roulstone. He d. 24 Aug., 1851. "Master mariner."
Soldier of the War of 181 2. Resided on Summer St., cor. of
Snow Place, in house which he raised 22 June, 1819. (J. W.)

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

47. i. William, 24 Feb., 1807.

48. ii. Galen J., 8 Feb., 1811.

iii. Catherine C, 7 Feb., 181 4; m. , John Parkinson. She d.

15 Mar., 1851. Dau. Mary E., m. Job E. Curtis, Scit., 1869.
iv. Mary A., 12 Oct., 1815; d. 21 Mar., 1822.

49. v. Sylvanus Gray, 17 June, 181 7.

vi. Maria, 23 Nov., 1823; m. 9 Dec, 1849, John B. Turner, Scit.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

vii. Georgianna C, 8 Aug., 1827; d. 27 Mar., 1838.
viii. Mary C, 3 June, 1831; d. unm. Teacher of a private school

at "the Wayside," Concord,
ix. Charlotte R., 31 Oct., 1833; m. 6 June, 1853, James O. Josselyn,

Alexandria, Va.

26. Paul8 (Samuel5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1),^ 17 May, 1788; m.
31 Oct., 1809, Anne, dau. of Joseph and Abigail (Merriam) Eustis,
Sudbury. She was b. 12 Feb., 1782, and d. 28 Nov., 1868. He
d. 21 Aug., 1853. Treasurer, 1837-1840. Resided on So. Main
St. in house built about 1854 north of his father's late residence
which was pulled down. His daus., Sarah S. and Harriot E., left

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by will funds for building and equipping a library. This is called
in honor of their father the "Paul Pratt Memorial Library."

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Joseph Eustis, 5 Feb., 1810; m. abt. 1838, Amelia Ann Run) an,
Lockport, 111.

ii. Lincoln, 10 Oct., 181 2; d. date unknown.

iii. Sarah Sigourney, 7 Nov., 1815; d. 1 Aug., 1896, unm.

iv. Harriot Eustis, 8 Jan., 1810; d. 19 April, 1898, unm.

v. Caroline, 2 Sept., 1821; d. 4 Nov., 1825.

vi. Benjamin Franklin, 10 July, 1824; d. 8 Mar., 1882.

27. Samuel6 (Samuel5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 5 May, 1802;

m. Caroline Gaylord; m. (2) Elizabeth ; m. (3) Mary

Byron. Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Caroline, "i

ii. Elizabeth, > 25 Dec, 1825.

iii. Samuel Adams, i

Ch., b. in Coh., by wife Mary, —

iv. Henry T., 17 Mar., 1854.
v. Dau., 7 Dec, i860.

28. Levi8 (Gershom5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 25 Aug., 1798;
m. n June, 1829, Ann Jane, dau. of Bela and Rebecca (Pratt)
Bates. She was b. 31 Dec, 1807, and d. 7 Sept., 1850; m. (2)
17 Aug., 185 1, Betsey (Bates) Studley, dau. of Bela and Rebecca
(Pratt) Bates, and widow of Dawes Studley. He d. 27 Mar., 1869.
''Master mariner." Resided on So. Main St. in his father's house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

50. i. Robert Bates, 15 Mar., 1830.
ii. Levi, 26 April, 1832.

iii. Charles H., 10 May, 1835; d. 4 May, 1838.
iv. Rebecca Bates, 10 Dec, 1837; m. 22 Aug., 1870, Augustus Ewell,

Medford.
v. Charles H, 18 Dec, 1840; d. 16 Aug., 1871, at Cambridge.

Soldier in Civil War, U. S. Sappers and Miners.

29. James6 (Gershom5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 15 April, 1800;
m. 2 June, 1822, Patty T., dau. of Peter and Betsey (Tower)
Lothrop. She was b. 26 April, 1803, and d. 30 Aug., 1875. He
d. 4 July, 1874. Resided in the house which he built on Summer
St., cor. So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

51. i. William Lothrop, 9 Jan., 1823.

ii. Elizabeth, 27 Sept., 1824; d. 6 Oct., 1884, unm.
iii. Levi, 7 Feb., 1827; d. 6 Oct., 1828.

iv. Daniel Webster, 18 May, 1829; m. 30 Sept., 1886, Edith A.
Phelan, Boston. He d. 28 Jan., 1899.

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v. Lydia W., 28 Aug., 1831; m. 8 May, 1853, Ziba C. Small, Wey-
mouth,
vi. Rebecca A., 28 Jan., 1834; m. 29 Jan., 1854, James H. Bouve,

Boston,
vii. Mary Stephenson, 30 Mar., 1836; d. 31 Dec, 1906, unm.
viii. Caleb James, 25 Oct., 1838.
ix. Martha Ann, 23 Sept., 1841.

x. Clara B., 8 May, 1844; m. 18 April, 1872, Charles W. Rich,
Canton.

30. John6 (Gershom5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. July, 1801; m.
2 Dec, 1829, Deborah, dau. of John and Deborah (Wade) IJncoln.
She was b. 2 June, 1808, and d. 8 May, 1897. He d. 1 Jan., 1865.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Otis L., 26 Aug., 1830; m. (Int. 24 Nov., 1853) Naomi D. Pettis,
Provincetown.
52. ii. John L., ii May, 1833.

31. Nichols6 (Ezekiel5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 10 Feb., 1809;
m. 23 Dec., 1835, Ruth, dau. of Henry and Dele (Dyer) Snow.
She was b. 16 April, 1813. He d. 20 Sept., 1848. She survived
him and m. (2) 17 Feb., 1852, Francis Litchfield. She d. 14
June, 1886. "Master mariner." Resided in his father's half of
Jonathan Neal house en So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Clarissa J., 30 July, 1836; d. 2 May, 1838.
ii. Henry Francis, 12 Aug., 1838.

iii. Nichols, 23 Sept., 1840; m. (Int. 24 Oct., 1866) Abbie Jane
Veazie, Belfast, Me. "Master mariner," U. S. Navy in Civil
War.
iv. Mary Jane, 6 Nov., 1842; m. 26 Feb., i860, Elisha Burr, Hing.
v. John Percival, 17 July, 1845.

32. Henry6 (Ezekiel5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 23 Sept., 181 2;
m. 3 May, 1840, Eunice B., dau. of Anselm and Priscilla (Lincoln)
Lothrop. She was b. 19 June, 1813. "Master mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Henry, 15 Feb., 1843; d. young.
ii. George Henry, 7 April, 1849.

33. Francis L.6 (Ezekiel5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 15 Sept.,

1818; m. , Sarah, dau. of Elliot and Sarah (Joy) Stoddard.

She was b. 8 May, 1823, and d. 23 April, 1874. He d. 29 June,
1897. "Mariner." Built house north of his father's on So.
Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

53. i. Gustavus P., 12 Feb., 1841.

ii. Merriel Lincoln, 28 June, 1843; m. 6 Dec, 1865, Lyman D.
Willcutt.

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iii. Henrietta Lincoln, Feb., 1844; d. 20 Sept., 1844.
iv. Henrietta Frances, 15 Feb., 1845; d. 25 Sept., 1845.
v. Ezekiel L., Dec, 1850; d. 7 July, 1851.
vi. Ezekiel, Mar., 1852; d. 6 Sept., 1852.
vii. Mary Frances, Aug., 1854; d. 28 Nov., 1854.
viii. Gertrude Nichols, i June, 1862; d. 15 Oct., 1877.
ix. Son, 25 Oct., 1863; d. soon.

34. George L.6 (Moses5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 18 Feb.,
1809; m. 16 Feb., 1834, Dorcas, dau. of Ziba and Abigail (Shaw)
Wood. She was b. 4 June, 1808. He d. 18 June, 1841. She sur-
vived him and m. (2) 24 Nov., 1844, Robert H. Reed. Resided
in house of his father, Beechwood St., cor. King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Moses, 14 Nov., 1837; m. 13 Oct., i860, Helen Louisa Tower;

m. (2) 1 Dec, 1878, Mary G. Brooks. He d. 9 Feb., 1885.
ii. Lucinda, Aug., 1840. She was killed by lightning, 15 June, 1846.

35. Elijah6 (Southward5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 23 Nov.,

1808; m. , Mary Marsh of Vermont. She d. abt. 1895.

He d. in Scit. 21 Feb., 1901. Resided in Coh. and Scit.

Ch.,—

i. Phtneas, , 1836.

ii. Elijah, 15 May, 1838; m. , Mary Rodrigues.

iii. Mary, 3 Aug., 1839; m. 24 Feb., 1859, George Otis Higgins.

iv. Charles Brown, 24 Feb., 1841; d. 18 Feb., 1843.

v. Charles Brown, 18 April, 1843; m. Belintha Sylvester; m. (2)
Faustina Marsh; m. (3) Ada .

vi. Amanda, 27 June, 1845; m. Charles Damon; m. (2) Allen Vinal.

vii. Caroline, 2 June, 1849; m. , George Briggs Litchfield, widr.

viii. Dau., 6 Sept., 1851; d. 19 Nov., 1851.

ix. Isaiah, 14 Sept., 1852; d. 29 Jan., 1854.

x. Sarah Faxon, 25 Nov., 1855; m. , George Sohier.

xi. George, i Jan., 1859.
xii. Henrietta *W., 30 Mar., 1862; m. 29 Nov., 1885, Ernest F.

Litchfield.
xiii. Irene, ; m. 5 Sept., 1887, Frank Wallis Litchfield.

36. Southward C.6 (Southward5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 13
Jan., 1815; m. 11 May, 1845, Mary Pritchard, dau. of Malachi
and Anna (Beal) Barnes. She was b. 18 July, 1828, and d. 1898,
in Lowell. He d. 2 June, 1907. "Mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mercy Gannett, 9 July, 1847; m. 7 Dec, 1865, Clinton A. French,

Weymouth.
ii. Cordelia Snow, 21 Oct., 1848; m. 30 Mar., 1867, William G.

Litchfield, Scituate.

iii. Albert Francis, 12 Aug., 1853; m. , Mary Abby Matthews.

iv. Mary B., 23 Mar., 1855.

v. Southward, 3 May, 1857; m. .

vi. Elmer Ellsworth, 18 July, 1861.
vii. Annie, 30 Sept., 1863; d. .

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37. Isaac8 (Southward6 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. i Dec, 1817;

m. , 1847, Mary E., dau. of Michael and Elizabeth (Gannett)

Murphy. She was b. 26 June, 1830, and d. 15 July, 1888. He
d. 28 Nov., 1864. "Mariner." Resided on Snow Place in his
father's house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Henry, Oct., 1847; drowned in Gulf Stream, 29 Dec,

ii. Isaac, 13 Dec, 1849; d. 8 April, 1873, at Boston,
iii. Child, 5 Jan., 1854; d. Jan., 1854.
iv. Mary E., 20 June, 1855; d. 30 June, 1855.

v. Marion Gray, 15 Aug., i860.

vi. Mary Charlotte, 5 Jan., 1863; m. 13 Oct., 1887, George A.
Litchfield, Scit.

38. Aaron6 (Southward5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 12 Jan., 1823;
m. Sarah Cole, dau. of Alvah and Betsey (Studley) Richardson.
She was b. 4 Oct., 1828, in Scit. He d. 28 Aug., 1862. Lived in
the Beech woods.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Henry, 12 Aug., 1848.
ii. Isaiah L., 23 Oct., 1850; d. 11 Oct., 1851.
iii. Ezekiel Francis, 21 Aug., 1852.
iv. Son, i Oct., 1854.
v. Alvah Richaroson,i I

vi. Abraham Barton, 1 28 Jan., 1857; j d. 1 Sept., 1862, aged 5 yrs.

I 8 mos. 7 days,
vii. Sarah, 4 Dec, i860.
viii. Minnie Chaddock, 4 Feb., 1861.

39. Benjamin6 (Benjamin5 Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 16
Aug., 1806; m. 9 Dec, 1833, Sarah W., dau. of Samuel and Rhoda
(Mott) Stoddard of Scit. She d. 2 Mar., 1892. He d. 3 July, 1881.
"Farmer." Lived on Beechwood St. near Hing. line.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Catherine L., 18 Sept., 1834; m. Oct., 1852, Abner Robbins,

Brewster, Mass.
ii. Sarah E., 13 Aug., 1836; in. (Int. 24 Nov., 1858) John D. Nutting,
Augusta, Me.
54. iii. Ira Benjamin, 18 Aug., 1839.

40. Howard6 (Benjamin5 Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 20

Nov., 1808; m. , Caroline E., dau. of Phineas Pratt. She d.

31 Mar., 1895. He d. 21 Mar., 1879. "Farmer." Lived on
Beechwood St. near Hing. line.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Anna Maria, 19 Feb., 1842; m. 6 May, 1857, Lot Webster Bates.
ii. Caroline Elizabeth, 10 Oct., 1844; m. 25 Oct., 1868, Thomas J.
Newcomb, Scit. She d. 4 Oct., 1890.

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55. iii. Samuel Everett, 17 Aug., 1846.

iv. Phineas H., 3 June, 1848; d. 16 Sept., 1840.

v. Emma Adelaide, i April, 1850; m. 1 Sept., 1868, George F. Hayden.

41. James6 (Job5 Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 9 Jan., 1802;
m. 16 Aug., 1824, Betsey, dau. of Joel and Tamar (Sutton) Will-
cutt. She was b. 5 May, 1805, and d. 31 Aug., 1863.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James, 26 July, 1825.
ii. Caroline A. E., 2 Oct., 1831; m. 25 Dec, 1853, Elisha Lincoln.

She d. 23 Dec, 1896.
iii. Lucretia, 19 July, 1833; m. 21 Jan., 1855, Edward T. Cooper,
Boston.

42. Job6 (Job5 Thomas4 Aaron3""2 Phineas1), b. 14 May, 1819;
m. 2 July, 1845, Susan Gill, dau. of David and Sage (Whiting)
Nichols. She was b. 22 July, 1819, and d. 26 Mar., 1901. He d.
27 Sept., 1882. "Carpenter." Lived in house which he built on
the Common north of his father's.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susan Caroline, 2 Feb., 1846; m: 25 Dec, 1873, Allen F. Car-
penter, Somerville. She d. 1 Mar., 1903.
ii. Mary Miranda, 27 Jan., 1847; m. 7 May, 1871, Dr. Gustavus P.

Pratt,
iii. Sarah Lucretia, 4 Nov., 1848; m. 13 Feb., 1884, Jared T. Thomas,
Quincy. He d. abt. 1900.

56. iv. Edgar Job, 4 April, 1856.

v. David Nichols, 25 Oct., i860; m. Addie Hurlburt.

43. Thomas6 (Job5 Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 7 April,
1822; m. 22 Oct., 1850, Sarah Priscilla Nichols, dau. of Nichols
and Anna (Bates) Tower. She was b. 20 Mar., 1830. "Trader."
Built house on the Common south of his father's.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Flora Leslie, 29 May, 1852.
ii. Marianne, 7 July, 1855; m. 28 June, 1882, William R. Collier

Ch., b. in Cambridge, —
iii. Isabel, 17 Sept., 1861.

44. John J. A.7 (Minor6 John5-4 Aaron8-3 Phineas1), b. 14
Feb., 1847 5 m- 6 Dec, 1874, Mary F., dau. of Manuel and Francisca
(McCluer) Antoine. She was b. 15 Sept., 1854. "Carpenter."
Resides in house of his father, built by Prince Joy, on Beechwood
St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter Leroy, 22 June, 1875; d. 24 April, 1879.
ii. Frank Minot, 9 Jan., 1877; d. 30 Sept., 1877.

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iii. Lillian Frances, 19 Nov., 1878; m. 16 Feb., 1904, Charles Joseph

Deegan, Abington.
iv. Alfred Warren, 6 May, 1881.

v. John Jacob, 24 Dec., 1883; m. , 1907, Edna Florence Bates.

Dau., b. 1 Dec, 1907.
57. vi. Minot, 17 Jan., 1886.

vii. Gustavus Percival, 19 Aug., 1887.
viii. Ralph Stanley, 21 Mar., 1889; d. 17 Aug., 1889.
ix. Aaron, 7 May, 1890.
x. Maynard Parker, 14 Mar., 1892.
xi. Zoa Whitcomb, 5 April, 1894; d. 24 April, 1895.
xii. Merton Lincoln, ) c . „
xiii. Meriel Lincoln, } I2 ^P4"' l897-

45. Horatio G.7 (George6 John5"4 Aaron3"2 Phineas1), b.
13 Oct., 1852; m. 22 Oct., 1879, Elizabeth A. Parks of Ascott,
Prov. of Quebec, Canada.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Zoa Anna, 19 Aug., 1880; d. 26 June, 1882.
ii. Mary Lizzie, 14 Dec, 1881.
iii. Aaron, 27 Mar., 1888; d. 8 April, 1888.

46. George W.7 (George6 John5-4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 27
Oct., 1854; m. 13 Oct., i8"88, Annie Eliza, dau. of Augustus and
Maria Welch, Eaton, Me. Lives on Beechwood St. (bt. George
Abner).

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Roscoe Greenough, 18 Sept., 1889.
ii. Aaron, 5 Sept., 1892.
iii. Paul Wriston, 23 Mar., 1898.

47. William7 (Peter6 Aaron5"4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 24 Feb., 1807;
m. 17 Mar., 1833, Deborah, dau. of Bela and Rebecca (Pratt)
Bates. She was b. 14 May, 1810, and d. 29 Dec, 1897. He d.
20 April, 1894.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William, 20 Oct., 1833; m. , Francena E. Tripp, Boston. He

d. 22 Sept., 1879, at Everett, Mass.
ii. Eliza Jane, 7 April, 1836; d. 9 Mar., 1908, unm.
iii. Deborah Augusta, 26 Feb., 1839; m. 26 Feb., 1858, Charles

Augustus Cousens.
iv. Mary Anna, i July, 1848; d. 7 Dec, 1852.
v. Frederic Bates, 24 Dec, 1852; m. , Edna Sophia Avery,

Boston; one son. m. (2) , Eliza Forsyth, Somerville; one son.

48. Galen J.7 (Peter6 Aaron5-4"3-2 Phineas1), b. 8 Feb., 181 1;
m. 28 Mar., 1835, Mary B., dau. of John and Hannah (Worrick)
Barker. .She wasb. 3 Feb., 1815, and d. 12 April, 1889, in Boston;

buried in Coh. She survived him and m. (2) , William

Burleigh, Brookfield, N.H. Galen J. d. 20 Mar., 1840, in New
Orleans, La. "Lumber merchant."

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Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Son, 19 July, 1835; d. 16 June, 1838.
ii. James Edwards, 10 Mar., 1837; d. soon in New Orleans.

Ch., b. in New Orleans, —

iii. James Edwards, 21 May, 1839; d. 12 May, 1888, at Worcester,
Mass.

49. Sylvanus Gray7 (Peter6 Aaron5-4"3-2 Phineas1), b. 17

June, 1817; m. , Harriet B. Adams. She d. 6 June, 1907,

aged 79 yrs., at Worcester, Mass. He d. 4 Mar., 1872. " Trunk
and harness maker." Lived in Boston and Somerville, and m
Capt. Aaron Pratt house on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Mary Ella, ii Feb., 1845; m. , Fergus A. Easton. Lived in

Worcester, Mass. She d. 24 April, 1907.
ii. Frank, 5 July, 1846.

iii. Harriet Frances, 23 Dec, 1849; d. unm., 6 Feb., 1905, at
Meredith, N.H.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

iv. Sylvantjs Gray, 19 Mar., 1854.

v. Esther Maria, 23 June, 1856; m. , Charles Cilley. Lives

at Brookline.

Ch., b. in Somerville, — -

vi. Aaron, 3 Sept., i860.
" vii. Charles Henry, 19 April, 1863.

50. Robert Bates7 (Levi6 Gershom5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b.
15 Mar., 1830; m. 5 April, 1854, Sophia A., dau. of Frank and
Lucy (Sylvester) Pride, of Wcstbrook, Me. She d. 12 April,
1905, aged 76 yrs. 6 mos. 22 days. He d. 18 April, 1900. He
lived in Maine from 1853 to 1869. A soldier in the Civil War.
Dea. of 2d Congregational Church from 1879 to time of death.
"Carpenter." Lived after 1869 on So. Main St. in Jonathan
Neal house.

Ch., b. in Me., —

i. Frank Herbert, 7 Aug., 1855.
ii. Ella J., 10 July, 1857; m. 10 Oct., 1876, William Eddy, New

Brunswick.
iii. Charles Bates, 4 Feb., 1859.
iv. Lucena Hortense, 20 Jan., 1862.
v. Levi Beal, 25 Mar., 1865; d. 26 July, 1871.

51. William L.7 (James9 Gershom5 Aaron4-8-2 Phineas1), b.

9 Jan., 1823; m. , Theresa Costello. She d. 27 Mar., 1875,

aged 32 yrs. 2 mos. He d. 15 May, 1885, at Boston. Lived in
Thomas Lothrop house on Spring St.

356 Pratt.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William L., 12 Dec, i860; d. 2 Feb., 1866.
ii. Thomas Lothrop, 20 June, 1862.
iii. Levi Ford, 5 June, 1864.
iv. James William, 13 Jan., 1866.
v. Son, 8 Dec, 1867.

vi. Frederick Cummings, 22 Jan., 1871; d. 6 Dec, 1900.
vii. Mabel Thayer, 28 Feb., 1873; d. 17 Sept., 1879.

62. John L.7 (John6 Gershom5 Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1), b. 11
May, 1833; m. 9 Jan., 1865, Paulina Snow, dau. of Bela and
Paulina (Snow) Joy. She was b. 12 Oct., 1839. "Master mariner."
Lives on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Son, 5 Aug., 1866; d. 6 Aug., 1866.

ii. Nellie Jane, 26 Sept., 1870; m. 21 Mar., 1893, Harry F. Tilden.
iii. Bela Otis, 15 June, 1880.

53. Gustavus P.7 (Francis L.6 EzekieP Aaron4-3-2 Phineas1),
b. 12 Feb., 1841; m. 7 May, 1871, Mary Miranda, dau. of Job
and Susan Gill (Nichols) Pratt. She was b. 27 Jan., 1847.
" Physician." He d. 29 April, 1887. Asst. Surgeon, 19th Regt.
in the Civil War. Lived on No. Main St. in house which he
bought of Thomas Smith.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Alice Nichols, 14 Dec, 1871; m. 14 Oct., 1896, Milton Holmes

Plummer, Somerville.
ii. Agnes, 28 Dec, 1872; d. 9 Oct., 1873.
iii. Mary Miranda, 15 Oct., 1874; m. 17 Oct., 1900, Herbert E.

Bowman, Somerville.
iv. Ezekiel, 23 Jan., 1886. H. C, 1908.

54. Ira Benjamin7 (Benjamin6-5 Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1),
b. 18 Aug., 1839; m. Mary Norton, dau. of Norton and Mary

(Chesbrook) Curtis, Scituate. She was b. , 1837. He d.

27 April, 1905. "Farmer." Lived on Beechwood St. near Hing.
line.

Ch.,b. in Coh.,—

i. Mary Chesbrook, 3 April, 1862; m. 2 April, 1885, Spencer H.

Stoughton.
ii. Benjamin, 7 Feb., 1867; d. 26 Aug., 1874.
iii. Sarah Leavitt, 3 Sept., 1868; m. 18 July, 1888, William O. Clapp,

Jr., Scit.
iv. Helen Curtis, 12 June, 1872; d. 18 Nov., 1874.
58. v. Ira Norton, 3 Sept., 1875.

vi. Benjamin Howard, i May, 1879; d. 22 April, 1881.

55. Samuel Everett7 (Howard9 Benjamin5 Thomas4 Aaron3-1
Phineas1), b. 17 Aug., 1846; m. 17 Oct., 1869, Caroline J., dau. of

Pratt. 357

William and Irene M. ( ) Litchfield, Scit. She was b. ,

1852. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Carrie Gertrude, 9 Mar., 1871; m. 24 Oct., 1886, Arthur C-

Litchfield.
ii. William Howard, 27 Nov., 1874; m. 30 Aug., 1899, Lizzie J.
Mann, Hanover.
59. iii. Samuel Chester, 27 Nov., 1876.

iv. Harry Rob bins, 18 April, 1884; m. 11 Sept., 1905, Ethel Emma
Gowen, Brookline.

56. Edgar Job7 (Job8"5 Thomas4 Aaron3"2 Phineas1), b. 4 April,
1856; m. Sept., 1892, Annie Howland, New Bedford. "Plumber "
and "dealer in hardware." Lives on Ripley Road.

Ch., b. in Somerville, —

i. Edith Rosella, 17 Dec, 1894.
ii. Edgar W., 7 Aug., 1896; d. 9 Sept., 1897.
iii. Ellsworth Warner, 18 July, 1898.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iv. Nelson Carlyle, 30 April, 1901.
v. Carroll Davis, 31 Mar., 1904.

57. Minot8 (John J. A.7 Minot6 John5-4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1),

b. 17 Jan., 1886; m. , 1906, Carrie Frances, dau. of George

W. and Nellie L. (Kennerson) Walsh, Weymouth. She was
b. 1887. Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Frances, 4 Jan., 1907.

58. Ira Norton8 (Ira Benjamin7 Benjamin6-5 Thomas4

Aaron3"2 Phineas1), b. 3 Sept., 1875; m. , 1896, Sadie Lee,

dau. of William Wallace and Henrietta Maria (Ainslie) Apts.
She was b. 8 Sept., 1879. Lives on Beechwood St. near Hing.
line.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Howard Wallace, 12 Dec, 1896.
ii. Helen Norton, 5 Jan., 1898.
iii. Catherine Leavitt, 2 July, 1900.
iv. Mildred Curtis, 10 Mar., 1902.

v. Sarah Staples, 3 Jan., 1904.

59. Samuel Chester8 (Samuel Everett7 Howard6 Benjamin5

Thomas4 Aaron3-2 Phineas1), b. 27 Nov., 1876; m. , 1904,

Ora M., dau. of David W. and Rebecca D. (Graves) Homer.
She was b. 1884. Lives on Beechwood St.

358 Pratt.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Orman Homer, 2 Dec, 1904.
ii. Mabel Emma, 21 Nov., 1906.

1. Caleb from Abington, b. , 1745; m. 27 Nov., 1768, Deb-
orah, dau. of Edward and Elizabeth (Willcutt) Battles. She was
b. 21 July, 1750, and d. 3 Sept., 1821. He d. 8 Mar., 1831.
Soldier in the Revolution. Called " Captain." Lived on Jerusalem
Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Deborah, 8 Aug., 1771; m. — — , Benjamin Pratt,
ii. Sylvanus, 29 July, 1773; d. 28 Oct., 1794, at Milton,
iii. John, bt. 25 May, 1777; d. soon.
2. iv. John, 16 June, 1779.

v. Elizabeth, 8 Nov., 1780; m. 7 Mar., 1805, Naaman Cutler, widr.,

Boston,
vi. Hannah, 15 Oct., 1782; m. (Int. 8 April, 1801) Naaman Cutler,

Boston,
vii. Lydia, bt. 16 Oct., 1785.

viii. Joanna, , 1789; m. 29 Oct., 1807, Loring Brown, Boston.

She d. 29 May, 1829, aged 40 yrs.

ix. Caleb, , 1790; d. 8 Nov., 1815. Soldier of the War of 181 2.

x. Levi, bt. 22 Sept., 1793; d. 21 July, 1797.

2. John (Caleb = Deborah Battles), b. 16 June, 1779; m.
5 Sept., 1802, Sally, dau. of Charles and Sarah (Blake) Simpson,
Boston. He d. 6 May, 1834. Built house on No. Main St.
which he sold, 1821, to Philip Fox.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. John, ; m. '-, Mary Lombard, Boston.

ii. Charles, 8 Aug., 1807.
iii. Caleb, ; m. , Bethiah Lothrop. She d. 30 May, 1S34.

m. (2) , Merriel Pratt.

iv. William Henry, m. Adeline Maria Livermore, Watertown; m. (2)

Amanda Parker, Lawrence.

v. Elizabeth Brickett, — — •; d. , unm.

vi. Sarah Simpson, — — ; d. abt. 1900, unm.
vii. Mary Stevens, ; m. 22 Feb., 1844, Ezekiel B. Studley.

3. Charles (John = Sally Simpson), b. 8 Aug., 1807; m.
10 June, 1832, Ruth N., dau. of Gershom and Ruth (Lothrop)
Pratt. She was b. 2 July, 1807, and d. 18 May, 1879. He d.
2 Aug., 1883. Selectman, 1850-1853, 1863. "Mason." Lived
on So. Main St., cor. Beechwood St., in house built by Samuel
Orcutt.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Clarissa Lothrop, 3 Jan., 1834; m. 29 Nov., i860, Charles Carrol

Tower, M.D.
ii. Sarah Simpson, 26 Mar., 1835; d. 5 Oct., 1906, unm.

Pratt — Prentice — Pride — Priest. 359

iii. Ruth Nichols, ) < m. 29 May, 1861, Samuel P. Bates.

iv. Ch^xes War- J 28 Feb., 1838; j ± ^ g^ ^ at Cambridge.

v. William Henry, 3 Nov., 1841. Soldier in Civil War, 45th Regt.
vi. Ebenezer Simpson, 6 June, 1845.

Charles Henry (Frederick A. = Eliza A. Douglas) , b. Carver,

, 1875; m. 14 July, 1902, Elizabeth Anna, dau. of Frank and

Phebe (Frates) Mitchell. She was b. 25 July, 1885. Lives on
Doane St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Marion Elizabeth, 30 April, 1903.
ii. Laura Adelaide, 25 May, 1906.

Chester H., of Norwell (Frederick A. = Eliza A. Douglas), b.

, 1885; m. 10 April, 1904, Edna Elsie, dau. of John and

Louisa (Morris) Burbank. She was b. 31 Oct., 1887. Lives on
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 6 Oct., 1904.

Arthur = Theresa Davis. Lived on Beechwood St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Rose Elizabeth, 18 June, 1903; d. 23 Aug., 1903.
ii. Gertrude May, d. 8 April, 1905, aged 11 mos.

Note. — Mabel Mumford, d. 5 Aug., 1870, aged 9 mos. 18 days. Bertie W.,
d. 15 Aug., 1873, aged 5 yrs. n mos. 21 days, at Cambridge. Carrie B., d.
20 June, 1874, aged 1 yr. 11 mos. 21 days. Edna S., d. 30 Aug., 1889, aged
34 yrs. Willie F., Norwell, m. 18 Oct., 1896, Ella Dusey. Margaret Seabury,
dau. of Frederick H. and Margaret, dau. of John C. Haynes of Boston, b. 21
Nov., 1903.

PRENTICE (PRENTISS).

Henry Prentice's child, d. 2 June, 1807, aged 2 yrs. Henry,
soldier in War of 181 2. James Jenkins, son of John F. and
Leah ( ), b. 31 May, 1849.

PRIDE.

Lucy (Sylvester), d. 10 Mar., 1889, aged 90 yrs. 2 mos. 3 days.

PRIEST.

1. Charles J. (Thomas Jefferson = Mary Wiggin), b. in
Portsmouth, N.H., 1844; m. 26 Nov., 1874, Harriet Elizabeth,
dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth (Barnes) Battles. She was b. 12
July, 1849, and d. 16 Sept., 1883. He m. (2) 4 May, 1892, Helen

360 Priest — Prior — Pritch a rd.

Maud (Snow) Greaty, dau. of Henry and Mary (Martin) Snow,

Bedford, N.S. She was b. ,1861. "Farmer." Resides on

Forest Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Almond J., 8 April, 1875; d. 6 May, 1875.
ii. Alma Amelia, 20 April, 1877; m. 4 June, 1905, Thomas William

Tierney, Jr.
iii. Mary Etta, 4 July, 1878.
iv. Bessie Ethelyn, 19 May, 1880; m. 4 Sept., 1898, Samuel M.

Babbitt.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —
v. Velma, 16 April, 1893.

2. Richard H. (Thomas Jefferson = Mary Wiggin), b. in
Portsmouth, N.H., 1849; m- T7 Juty> 1884, Milda, dau. of Nels and
Mary Blondell of Boston. Lives on Forest Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 20 May, 1885; stillborn.

ii. Milda Amelia, 18 Sept., 1886; m. 4 June, 1905, Thomas W.
Tierney, Jr., Woburn.

Note. — Thomas Jefferson, b. 24 Aug., 1801, and d. 11 Oct., 1868 (cem.
stone); birthplace, Portsmouth, N.H. Mary (Wiggin), b. 16 Oct., 1805, and
d. 3 Jan., 1890 (cem. stone). Alonzo Smith of Provincetown m. 9 Feb.,
1874, Helen Amelia, dau. of Thomas J. and Mary (Wiggin) Priest. He d.
11 Sept., 1885.

PRIOR.

Chester Nathaniel, son of Arthur and Edna E. Foster, b.
6 Nov., 1899.

PRITCHARD.

1. John ■, m. in Hing. 8 July, 1733, Martha, dau. of John

and Hester (Canterbury) Tower. She was b. in Hing. 14 Jan.,
1703-4, and d. 1776. He d. 1772. Constable, 1742. Resided on
Ship Cove Lane, now Elm St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

2. i. Oliver, 22 Mar., 1733-4.

ii. Price, 18 Feb., 1736-7; in French and Indian War; m. 2 Dec,

1762, Sarah Littlefield.
iii. Mary, bt. 8 Nov., 1741; d. 2 Oct., 1752.

2. Oliver (John = Martha Tower), b. 22 Mar., 1733-4; m.
1 April, 1754, Abigail, dau. of Elisha and Abigail Tower. She was
b. 5 Aug., 1730, and d. 22 April, 1796. He d. before 1796. Soldier
of the Revolution. Resided on Ship Cove Lane, now Elm St.

Prilchard—Prouty. 361

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. John, 4 Oct., 1754; m. 18 May, 1777, Sarah Joy. Soldier of the

Revolution,
ii. Richard, 6 Oct., 1756. Soldier of the Revolution,
iii. Mary, bt. 12 Dec, 1762; m. 5 June, 1787, Benjamin Barnes of

Hing.
iv. Theodore, bt. 12 Dec, 1762; m. 29 Aug., 1782, Hannah Lincoln.
She d. 1 May, 1805, aged 63 yrs. He m. (2) 28 July, 181 1, Peggy
Mann; d. n Mar., 1814.
v. Obadiah, bt. 17 April, 1763.
vi. Sylvanus, bt. 25 May, 1764; d. soon.
vii. Sylvanus, bt. 20 Nov., 1765.
viii. Jethro, 3 Oct., 1772; d. unm. at sea.

Note. — Hannah, m. 3 Jan., 1838, Martin C. Nauman, Weymouth.

PROUTY.

Alexander T. Lincoln (Caleb = Polly ), b. in Scit., 15

July, 1814; m. 22 Dec., 1844, Priscilla Vinal, dau. of John and
Priscilla (Vinal) Creed. She was b. 19 Mar., 1823. He d. 5
May, 1882. " Master mariner." Lived on Snow Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah Abby, 5 Oct., 1845; d. young.

ii. Sarah Wilson, ii Jan., 1848; m. 11 Dec, 1873, Wallace Scott
Dunbar.

1. Barden Hyland (Nathaniel Rice = Matilda B. Gregory),
b. in Scit., 9 Nov., 1824; m. 28 Dec, 1842, Esther Amanda, dau.
of Alpheus and Prudence (Brown) Brown, of Hull. She was b.
in Conn., 6 Nov., 1827, and d. 16 April, 1874.

Ch., b. in Scit., Hull, Hing., and Coh., —

i. Barden Augustus, b. in Scit., 18 June, 1845. Soldier in the

Civil War, Co. A, H. Art.
ii. Nathaniel Rice, b. in Scit., 19 Nov., 1846. Lives on Pleasant St.

3. iii. Andrew Hall, b. in Hull, 6 Dec, 1848.

iv. Matilda A., b. in Hull, 8 Sept., 1850; m. 16 Oct., 1873, Andrew

Mo ran.
v. Frances Edna, b. in Hing., 8 Feb., 1852; m. 10 April, 1873, John

Henry Cunningham,
vi. Susan Emma, b. in Hing., 7 Feb., 1854; m. 8 July, 1871, Nelson

Henry Wood of Bridgewater, Vt.
vii. Sarah E., b. in Hing., 4 Mar., 1856; m. (Int. 29 Dec, 1873)

Louis K. F. Howland, Charlestown.

4. viii. Franklin Herbert, b. in Coh., 10 Mar., 1859.

ix. Annie Gertrude, .

2. George H. (Nathaniel Rice = Matilda B. Gregory), b.

; m. 9 Jan., 1849, Deborah R., dau. of Ichabod Spooner of

Eastham. Soldier in the Civil War, 32d Regt.

362, Prouty — Putnam — Queeney.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth Adelaide, 4 Oct., 1858.
ii. George W., 19 Nov., i860.

3. Andrew Hall (Barden Hyland = Esther A. Brown), b.
in Hull, 6 Dec, 1848; m., 1873, Isabel Forrester, dau. of George
P. and Rebecca (Snow) Freeman, of Duxbury. She was b. 12
July, 1855. Resides on Pleasant St. He took the fishing schooner
Georgianna, run down in the night of 14 May, 1862, off Montauk
Point, Long Island, by the bark William Lord, and deserted by
the rest of the crew, into New Bedford, being alone on it two days
and two nights.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Barden Hyland, 12 July, 1874; drowned, 29 July, 1890.
ii. Martha Alma Wilson, ii May, 1879.

4. Franklin Herbert (Barden Hyland = Esther A. Brown),
b. 10 Mar., 1859; m. (Int. 1 Aug., 1879) Flora Fostina, dau. of
William C. and Clarissa F. (Wade) Bailey. Lived in Scit. and
Coh.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. Franklin Caleb, 4 Feb., 1880.

Herbert Bradford (Barden Augustus = ), b. 20 Sept.,

1873; m- > Jane MacNeil. Lived on Oak St. 1905.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Barden Augustus, 23 July, 1901.
ii. Sally Loring, 22 Feb., 1905.

Note. — Mrs. Prouty, d. 1 July, 1834, aged 82 yrs. Capt. Caleb W., m.
12 Dec, 1837, Abigail T. Jenkins, both of Scit. Capt, John, d. 5 Nov., 1838,
a^ed 58 yrs. Thankful, wife of Capt. Luther, d. 4 Jan., 1839, aged 43 yrs.
Capt. Caleb, d. 20 Aug., 1839, aged 90 yrs. James B., of Hing., m. 16 Nov.,
1851, Sarah Ann Tinker of Eastport, Me. Capt. Luther, d. 16 Dec, 185 1,
aged 62 yrs. Widow Joanna, d. July, 1856. Wilbur Augustus, b. 19 April,
1871. Clement J., of Scit., m. 29 Nov., 1894, Mary Warren Willcutt. Amos
Hatch Tilden of So. Scit. m. 20 June, 1882, Euphemia B., of Scit.

PUTNAM.

Joshua H., of Brookline, m. 24 July, 1873, Ella E., of Wilton,
N.H.

QUEENEY (McQUEENEY).

Timothy, d. 9 Aug., 1870, aged 37 yrs. Jeremiah McCarthy
of Scit. m. 7 Jan., 1874, Catherine (Colman). John Donovan
m. 19 Nov., 1876, Mary J. Abraham J. Antoine m. 30 Aug.,
1881, Elizabeth.

Quinn—'Raffcrty —Ramos— Randall— Reamy—Reddy. 363

QUINN.

Frank Richard, son of Charles H. and Mary A. Hainan, b. 3
Jan., 1894. Family resided in Wallis house built in 1826 on South
Main St., near Scit. line, which was burnt down, 12 May, 1904.

RAFFERTY.

Catherine (Tierney), d. 22 Aug., 1889, aged 74 yrs.

RAMOS.

Mathew M., m. 23 Aug., 1873, Maria Sceao.

RANDALL.

Ann, dau. of Isaac and Mary, bt. 25 April, 1756. William,
married Mary F. Beal. Albert Merton, son of William and
Mary F., b. 8 Sept., 1866. He was a soldier in the Civil War,
44th Regt. Augustus A. (of Braintree), m. 22 Sept., 1872,
Elizabeth L. (Barker) Nott.

REAMY.

Milton Harvey (Milton Harvey = Fannie Sampson), b. in
Rochester, 30 June, 1851; m. 27 May, 1875, Harriet L., dau. of
George and Ruth (Sampson) Manter of Plymouth. She was b.
24 Nov., 1856. In U. S. Lighthouse service since 1878. Asst.
Keeper at Duxbury Pier Light, 2 yrs. Head Keeper at Gurnet
Light and since 1891 at Minot Ledge Light. Went to Nashville
Exposition 1897 and Buffalo Exposition of 1901 as representa-
tive of Lighthouse service. Photographer 1893 to 1897.

Ch., b. in Plymouth, —

i. Octavius Henry, 20 Aug., 1876.
ii. George Milton, 24 Oct., 1879; m. 30 Nov., 1906, Mabel Isabelle

McNeil.
iii. Evelyn May, 25 June, 1882; d. 8 Feb., 1893, in Coh.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iv. Harriet Ethel, 17 Nov., 1891. .
v. Evelyn Mildred, 6 Sept., 1896.

REDDY.

William W., m. 24 Nov., 1897, Lillian S. Smith, both of Hull.
Child of Samuel, b. 20 Feb., 1900.

364 Reed— Reedy— Reilly .

REED.

1. Robert Henry, b. , 1807; m- 24 Nov., 1844, Dorcas

(Wood) Pratt, widow of George Lewis Pratt and dau. of Ziba and
Abigail (Shaw) Wood. She was b. 4 June, 1808, and d. 27 April,
1882. He d. 18 May, 1883, aged 76 yrs. Resided on Beechwood
St., "Reed's Corner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Emma J., 11 Sept., 1845; m. 6 Dec, 1865, Waldo C. Lock.
2. ii. William Henry, 24 Dec, 1847.
iii. Lucinda Pratt, 23 Dec, 1850; m. 24 June, 1875, Waldo C. Lock.

2. William Henry (Robert H. = Dorcas), b. 24 Dec, 1847;
m. 18 Oct., 1869, Catherine, dau. of John Logan, of Quincy. She
was b. , 1847. Resides on Beechwood St., "Reed's Corner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Emma Jane, 20 Feb., 1875; m- 7 Sept., 1893, Charles W. Studley.
ii. George Herndon, i April, 1879; d. 15 Nov., 1894.
iii. John H., ii Dec, 1883; d. 15 Jan., 1884.
iv. Harry Herbert, i April, 1886.

Note. — Rev. Frederick A., of Boston, m. (Int. 5 April, 1850) Mary C.
Hubbard of Concord. He was pastor of 2d Cong. Ch., 1848-1866. Joseph,
of London, Eng., m. (Int. 21 Nov., 1855) Martha A. Morris. Son of George
H. and Susan, b. 4 April, 1857. Minnie, d. 28 July, 1883, aged 1 yr. 1 mo.
7 days. Elmer E. Mott m. 5 Nov., 1895, Jennie, both of Scit.

REEDY.

Thomas (Thomas = Bridget McMahon), b. , 1836; m. ,

Mary . She was b. , 1837, and d. 6 Oct., 1886; m. (2)

30 April, 1889, Ellen, dau. of Michael and Bridget Downey. She
was b. abt. 1854. He d. 5 June, 1905, aged 60 yrs. 5 mos. Lived
on No. Main St.

Ch.,—

i. Sarah A., 1 Nov., 1858; d. 19 June, 1884.
ii. Thomas F., 3 Jan., 1864; d. 21 Jan., 1886.
iii. Daniel W., , 1865; d. 3 April, 1889, Denver, Col.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iv. William Henry, 3 Nov., 1866; d. 24 Oct., 1886.
v. Joseph M., Nov., 1870; d. 16 Aug., 1889.

REILLY.

Stephen (John = Ann Khalan), b. in Cavan, Ballieborough Co.,
Ireland, 26 Dec, 1847; m- Sept., 1869, Mary, dau. of Philip and
Mary (Golliher) Finnegan. She was b. 8 April, 185 1. Came to
Coh., June, 1882. Resides on Sohier St.

Reitty— Remington —Renshaw— Reynolds— Ribeiro. 365

Ch., b. in Ireland, —

Philip C, 4 July, 1870; m. 28 June, 1899, Margaret Scully of Hing.

Mary Ann, 16 Jan., 1873; m. 10 Oct., 1889, Joseph E. Grassie.

Bridget Frances, 27 April, 1876; m. 28 June, 1905, Joseph Albert Dion.

Jane, 17 May, 1877; d. July, 1878.

John I., 21 May, 1879.

Margaret, 31 Jan., 1882; d. 25 June, 1882.

Ch.,b. inCoh.,—

Stephen Joseph, 3 May, 1883; d. 19 Nov., 1889.
Edward Thomas, 13 Aug., 1887.
Theresa Lillian, 17 Oct., 1890.
Elizabeth Bernice, 31 Aug., 1896.

REMINGTON.

William Henry, m. 26 Nov., 1840, Sarah Rice, dau. of Josiah
and Mary C. (Rice) Oakes. He d. early. She survived him and
m. (2) Merrill.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Henry, 27 Oct., 1841; d. 11 Nov., 1885, in Boston. Soldier

in Civil War, 3d Co. H. Art.
ii. Charles, April, 1844; d. 7 Aug., 1844.

RENSHAW.

David = Lydia F. Gebner. He was b. Aug., 1836. She d. 9
Feb., 1893, aged 54 yrs. 5 mos. 15 days, in Rockville, N.Y. He d.
11 Sept., 1884. Lived on No. Main St.

Ch.,—

i. Ida B., May, 1873; d. 10 June, 1876.

ii. David G., Sept., 1874; d. 27 Feb., 1879.
iii. Gabriel, 23 Nov., 1876; d. 5 Mar., 1879.
iv. Beatrice, 13 Aug., 1878.

v. Harvey, 28 Nov., 1880.

REYNOLDS.

Edwin, m. 14 Nov., 1903, Mary Frances Morgan, Newton.
Frank, d. 24 June, 1904, aged 26 yrs. 3 mos. 8 days, unm., son of
Darius and Lucretia (Hunt), Westminster.

RIBEIRO.

Mathew Joseph, b. , i860, Western Isles; m. 10 Feb.,

1898, Josephina Margaret, dau. of Manuel Ascencao, Western
Isles. Lived on Spring St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mattie Joseph, 16 Mar., 1899.

366 Rice— Rich.

RICE.

George C. = Maria L. . He was b. , 1804. She

survived him and m. (2) 8 Oct., 1843, Hubbard Hancock, Stowe,
Vt. He d. 10 May, 1838.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Samuel Cushing, 4 Nov., 1834.

Note. — Josiah, son of Josiah E. = Abby of Weymouth, b. , 1834;

m. 25 Nov., 1858, Eliza A., dau. of Adam and Harriet (Loring) Cushing.
Franklin Blanchard m. 6 June, 1880, Ella T., both of Weymouth. Elmira,
d. 9 July, 1 89 1, aged 88 yrs. 5 mos. 9 days.

RICH.

1. Zaccheus5 (James4 Zaccheus3-2-1), b. in Truro abt. 1782;
m. 20 April, 1809, Abigail (Hall) Knowles, dau. of Daniel and

Sarah (Lincoln) Hall. She was b. , 1785, and d. 17 Nov.,

1843. He d. 17 Oct., 1814, aged 32 yrs. He was on the Committee
of Safety, Aug., 18 14, at Truro. "Master mariner."

Ch., b. in Truro and Coh., —

i. Zaccheus, b. in Truro — — ; d. 6 Aug., 1813.
3. ii. Zaccheus, b. in Coh., 24 Dec, 1814 (posthumous).

2. James5 (James4 Zaccheus3-2-1), b. , 1787; m. 14 July,

1814, Sarah, dau. of Daniel and Sarah (Lincoln) Hall. She was

b. , 1795? and d. 3 Feb., 1818. He d. at sea, April, 1824.

"Master mariner." Lived in the house built by Parson Hobart,
which he owned with his sister-in-law Abigail (Hall) Rich.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Allyne, 25 April, 1815; d. 24 July, 1835, while an under-
graduate at H. C.
ii. Sarah, 20 Sept., 1817; m. 20 Sept., 1843, Henry Foster Sewall,
New York. 4 ch.

3. Zaccheus6 (Zaccheus5 James4 Zaccheus3-2-1), b. 24 Dec,
1814; m. 1 Nov., 1840, Margaret, dau. of Joel and Tamar (Sutton)
Willcutt. She was b. 19 Sept., 1818, and d. 27 Sept., 1894. He
d. 27 Jan., 1891. Selectman, 1865-1869. "Carpenter." Built
house on Elm St., 1855.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah Lincoln, 8 Aug., 1841; m. 25 June, 1868, Joseph J. Bates,
ii. Margaret Anna, 27 Nov., 1844; m. 30 April, 1874, Amos A.

Lawrence, widr.
iii. Abby Hall, 6 May, 1849; m. 24 Dec, 1868, Amos A. Lawrence.

Rich — Richards— Richardson . 367

iv. Henrietta Alice, 18 July, 1852; m. 21 Oct., 1874, George F.
Bourne, Cambridge. No issue.
4. v. Thomas Allyne, 15 Sept., 1858.

vi. Louisa Fox, 23 May, 1862; d. 4 Mar., 1883.

4. Thomas Allyne7 (Zaccheus6-5 James4 Zaccheus3-2-1), b.
15 Sept., 1858; m. 16 Jan., 1884, Mary Annie, dau. of Joseph A.
and Bertha A. (Winslow) Wellman of Bremen, Me. Book-
keeper. Resided on Elm St. Removed to Dorchester, 1901.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Winslow, 5 April, 1885.
ii. Anna Louise, ii Mar., 1891.
iii. Sewall Willcutt, 26 Dec, 1894.

Charles, b. Jan., 1825; = Amanda .

Ch., b. in Canton, —

Charles Wentworth, , 1847; m. 18 April, 1872, Clara B. Pratt.

William H., , 1849; d. 14 July, 1870, Norwich, Conn.

Note. — Clara, b. 26 April, 1873, dau. of Charles W. and Clara B. (Pratt)
Rich.

RICHARDS.

Frank Wlnslow (Ebenezer = Clarissa E. (Richards), Wey-
mouth), m. 28 Nov., 1877, Ollie Augusta, dau. of Abraham and
Mary Jane (Galbraith) Lincoln. She was b. 2 May, 1856.
Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Fred Lincoln, i Aug., 1878.

Note. — David P., m. 31 Aug., 1846, Lucy Ann Hancock. John L., son
of E. Loring and Irene (Studley), d. in Boston, 22 July, 1882, aged 6 mos.
25 days; buried in Coh. Nathaniel W., d. 14 Oct., 1884, aged 80 yrs. Grace
(Oakes), d. 14 April, 1901, aged 83 yrs. 7 mos.; mother of E. Loring.

RICHARDSON.

Joseph Wlnslow (Alvah = Betsey Studley, Scituate), b. 2 Dec,
1823; m. 12 Oct., 1845, Maria, dau. of Samuel and Hannah
(Litchfield) (Powers) (Joy) Lane. She was b. 30 Mar., 1829,
and d. 29 Oct., 1874. He d. 30 Jan., 1907, aged 83 yrs. 1 mo.
28 days. Soldier in the Civil War.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

Susan Josephine, 10 Oct., 1848; d. 2 Oct., 1851.

Elizabeth Morgan, 7 Jan., 1850.

Joseph W., 21 Nov., 1852; m. 27 May, 1878, Ellen Cornelia Phinney.

Child, 21 June, 1855.

Estelle Howard, 30 April, 1858; d. 4 June, 1859.

Arthur J., 22 Dec, i860.

368 Richardson — Ripley

Alson S. (Alvah = Betsey Studley), b. Scit., 1838; m. 1 Jan.,
i860, Caroline T., dau. of Isaac H. and Caroline J. (Carter)
(Beal) Lambert. She was b. 30 Sept., 1839. Lives on Jerusalem
Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline L., i Mar., 1861; m. 4 Aug., 1880, David O. Wade,
ii. Nettie Agnes, 17 Mar., 1863; m. 20 July, 1897, James E. White,
Freetown.

Note. — Alvah, d. 27 Dec, 1842, aged 43 yrs. Henry, d. 16 Aug., 1846,
aged 14 yrs. 11 mos. 20 days, son of Alvah and Betsey, (drowned in wreck of
schooner Maine in Massachusetts Bay). Josiah B. Pratt, Weymouth, m. 28
Nov., 1850, Elvira C, dau. of Alvah and Betsey. John Warren, Foxboro, m.
6 July, 1881, Lizzie M. Smith. Orville, d. 28 Oct., 1881, aged 81 yrs. 5 mos.
15 days; buried at Savin Hill, Dor. George Alfred Herrington, Cambridge,
m. 24 June, 1896, Ada Brewster, Boston. Burt, m. 16 Jan., 1904, Hattie
Whitcomb.

RIPLEY.

Charles4 (John3-2 William1 Hing., 1638), b. in Hing., 3 Aug.,
1699; m. 21 Oct., 1736, Deborah, dau. of Philip and Deborah
(Gannett) Willcutt. She was b. in Hing., 30 Aug., 1714, and d.
18 Nov., 1793.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Mercy, 7 April, 1740.

ii. John, 8 Jan., 1743-4; d. soon.

hi. Silence, 22 Mar., 1745-6.

iv. John, 27 Sept., 1747.

v. Moses, "presented by widow Ripley for bt., 12 April, 1752."

1. George7 (Peter6 Nehemiah5 Peter4-3 John2 William), b. 27
May, 1804, in Boston; m. 15 Sept., 1834, Harriet, dau. of Nathan
and Sally (Wilson) Souther. She was b. 21 June, 1813, and d.
26 June, 1869. He d. 14 Sept., 1859.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Peter, 31 Dec, 1835; m. 2 June, 1869, Eva Metcalf, Boston. He

d. 9 Aug., 1892.
ii. Mary Gore, 5 Mar., 1838; m. 5 April, i860, John C. Howe,

Boston,
iii. George, 17 Feb., 1840.

2. iv. Charles F., 18 Mar., 1842.

v. Abigail James, 29 Oct., 1844; m. 24 Oct., 1865, Otis S. Wilbur,

vi. Nathan Souther, 8 Feb., 1847.

vii. William, 19 Feb., 1850; d. 4 April, 1898, unm.

viii. Harriet Clark Curtis, 12 Dec, 1851; d. 4 June, 1905, unm.

3. ix. Edward Franklin, 21 Oct., 1855.

2. Charles F.8 (George7 Peter* Nehemiah5 Peter4"3 John'
William1), b. 18 Mar., 1842; m. , Mary S., dau. of Cyrus W.

Ripley. 369

and Mary S. (Robbins) Gammons. She was b. 26 Sept., 1845,
and d. 21 Oct., 1896, in Weymouth. He d. 14 April, 1905.

Ch.,—

i. Mary Abbie, b. in Scit:
ii. Harriet Souther, b. in Coh., 20 July, 1867.
iii. Edith Fearing, b. in Weymouth.

3. Edward Franklin8 (George7 Peter6 Nehemiah6 Peter4-3
John2 William1), b. 21 Oct., 1855; m. 7 Oct., 1880, Roberta, dau.
of Frances M. and Ann Jane (Bates) Nichols. She was b. 1 Jan.,
1857. He d. 4 May, 1907. Grad. Eng. High School, Boston, 1873 ;
Member of School Committee, 1887-1894; Member of Board of
Trustees, Paul Pratt Memorial Library, 1 891-1907 (president of
the Board, 1899-1907) ; sec. and treas. of Coh. Electric Co., 1890-
1907; deacon of the 2d Cong. Ch. Resided on Ripley Road.

Ch.,

i. Sheldon Nichols, b. in Hyde Park, 19 Oct., 1881.
ii. Ethelind Howe, b. in Coh., 7 Sept., 1886; grad. Smith College,
1908.

Martin T., b. in Abington, , 1823; m. 12 Dec, 1847, Ann

Maria, dau. of Capt. Cornelius and Hannah (Beal) Lincoln. She
was b. 10 Feb., 1832, and d. 12 Nov., 1891. He d. 21 Aug., 1864,
in Andersonville Prison. Soldier in the Civil War, 32d Regt.
Lived on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Edna M., , 1848; m. 26 April, 1864, Charles Whittier.

ii. Leonard F., , 185 1; m. 23 Oct., 1872, Margaret Dowey,

Wales, Me.
iii. Clifford Walters, 4 July, 1853; m. 13 April, 1881, Nettie S.

Labree, Wales, Me.
iv. Wilbur Augustus, 28 Sept., 1855.
v. David Lincoln, 20 Sept., 1857; 'm. ; m. (2) 8 Jan., 1889,

Martha B. Beal.
vi. Mary Hannah, 7 Aug., 1861; m. 23 Mar., 1881, Benjamin D.

Litchfield, Scit.
vii. Marcus Willie, 26 June, 1864; m. 17 Nov., 1892, Louise J.

Carpenter, Dudley.

Note. — Nehemiah Jr., Hing., m. n Mar., 1841, Hannah Snow. Adeline,
wid. Peter Ripley, d. 24 April, 1851, aged 74 yrs. Harry Martin, b. 13
Sept., 1873, Hing. (res. of parents in Coh.). Martin C, d. 24 Sept., 1884,
aged 2 yrs. 3 mos. 3 days. Adeline (Wilson), d. 21 Oct., 1887, aged 80 yrs.
1 mo. 7 days. Clarissa (Cushing), w. of Henry of Hing., d. 30 Oct., 1890, aged
85 yrs. 7 mos. 4 days. Henry Williams, d. 4 June, 1901, aged 68 yrs. 5
mos. 13 days, of Hing.

3 7° Rita—Robbins — Roberts — Robertson— Robinson.

RITA.

John Keighton, d. 2 April, 1880, aged 32 yrs.

ROBBINS.

1. Alexander, b. Brewster, Mass., , 1790; m. Eunice

Sears.

Ch.,—

i. Eunice, ; m. Nelson T. Spoor.

ii. Mary S., 18 Sept., 1820; m. Cyrus W. Gammons.
iii. Mercy A., 5 Sept., 1828; m. Benjamin Rush Pegram.

2. iv. Abner, , 1832.

v. Emma Smith, ; m. , Davenport. One dau., Mercy S.

2. Abner (Alexander), b. , 1832; m. , 1852, Catherine

L., dau. of Benjamin Jr. and Sarah W. (Stoddard) Pratt. She
was b. 18 Sept., 1834.

Ch., b. inCoh.,—

i. Eunice Waters, 28 Dec, 1852.
ii. Abner T., 11 May, i860.

Note. — Child of Jesse and Eunice (Roswell), b. 30 Oct., 1892, and d. 2
Nov., 1892. Lawrence A. Jenney, Washington, D.C., m. 7 Sept., 1902,
Marion. Reginald Lauran, m. 4 Oct., 1906, Helen Sprague Scaife. Lucy,
d. 15 Oct., 1870, aged 72 yrs.

ROBERTS.

John, m. 6 May, 1854, Maria Colundinn. George Herbert,
d. 25 Mar., 1903, aged 52 yrs. 3 mos. 22 days; buried in Southport,
Me.; son of George and Sarah (Lambert) Lee, Me.

ROBERTSON.

Robert, m. 4 April, 1904, Anna Frauzhe of Fitchburg.

ROBINSON.

William, b. in Boston, ; m. 19 Aug., 1804, Jane, dau. of

Thomas and Jane (Doane) Bourne. She was b. 9 June, 1787.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Jane Doane, 7 July, 1805.
ii. Susanna Bourne, 14 June, 1807.
iii. William, 5 July, 1810.

Harry E. = Orresia Everett.

Robinson— Roche. 371

Ch., b. in Coh.,

i. Child, 8 Oct., 1903.
ii. Child, 10 Oct., 1905.

Note. — Increase, of Bridgewater, m. in Hing., sec. pre., 6 Feb., 1755,
Rachel Bates. Molly, bt. 30" May, 1756. Joseph, of Boston, m. in Hing.,
22 Oct., 1822, Mary, dau. of Joshua Beal. He d. 2 Nov., 1852, in Hing.
Josiah, d. 8 Jan., 1835, aged 55 yrs. Ezra G. (ra. Int. 10 April, 1841), Esther
H. Jones of Scit. Benjamin W., of Boston, ra. 22 May, 1845, Mary Haskell.
Thomas, d. 31 Aug., 1850, aged 53 yrs. Benjamin S., d. 1 July, 1876, aged
35 yrs. 1 mo.; buried at Epsom, N.H. Andrew Rose, m. 17 Oct., 1904, Daisy
Maude Orleman, both of New York.

ROCHE.

1. John (John = Ellen Turner), b. in Flemingstown, Ireland,
Mar., 1816; m. 15 July, 1846, Margaret, dau. of Thomas and
Catherine (Duggan) Rae of Flemingstown, Ireland. She was
b. 25 Mar., 1822, and d. in Coh. 26 Mar., 1899. He d. 15 June,
1895, in Coh. Came to Coh. in 1864; his wife and the six youngest
children, in 1867.

Ch., b. in Flemingstown, Ireland, —

2. i. John, 22 Nov., 1847.

ii. Catherine, April, 1849; m. in Weymouth, 27 Nov., 1869, Joseph
St. John.

3. iii. Thomas, , 1852.

iv. Patrick Joseph, , 1854; m. , 1877, Mary Hackett,

Chicago. He d. in Chicago, April, 1893. Two children living
in Chicago.

v. Ellen, 28 Sept., 1856; d. 21 Feb., 1877.

vi. Rich\rd Duggan, 15 June, i860; 20 Jan., 1887.

vii. Joanna, Nov., 1863; m. 5 April, 1S88, James C. Doherty of
Ireland. Lives in Boston. 2 children.

2. John (John = Margaret Rae), b. in Flemingstown, Ireland,
22 Nov., 1847; m. in Weymouth, 11 Nov., 1875, Mary Helen, dau.
of Jeremiah and Catherine (Lehan) Murphy. She was b. in
Clonmel, Ireland, 2 Feb., 1856. He came to Coh. in 1865. Con-
stable, 1880-1905. "Blacksmith." "Building contractor." Builder
of " Cohasset Home," 1906. Lives on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Margaret Helen, 28 Sept., 1876.

ii. Elizabeth Catherine, 13 Dec, 1S77; d. 3 Oct., 1897.

iii. Thomas Arthur, 27 Nov., 1879; m. 29 June, 1907, Virginia
Elizabeth Salvador. Son, John Salvador, b. 20 April, 1908.

iv. Annie Louise, 15 Sept., 1881.

v. John Henry, 17 Aug., 1883; d. 22 Feb., 1887.

vi. Mary Sybil, 30 Mar., 1885; m. in Providence, R.I., 3 May, 1906,
James Frank Brown, New Haven, Conn. Ch., b. in New
Haven, Conn., — Sybil Clare, 28 May, 1907.

372 Roche — Roderick.

vii. Susan Clare, 18 Mar., 1887.
viii. Richard Patrick, 16 Mar., 1889.

ix. George Ernest, ii June, 1891; d. 8 May, 1900.

x. Francis Isabel, 24 July, 1893; d. 30 Nov., 1894.

xi. Frederick Garrett, ) ^ g

xii. Francis Morris, \ ' g'' 95*

3. Thomas (John = Margaret Rae), b. , 1852, in Flem-

ingstown, Ireland; m. 15 Nov., 1873, m Scit., Mary Ann Ahearn,
dau. of Peter and Sarah (Mclntire) Ahearn. She was b. Prince

Edward Island, , 1853. He came to Coh. with his mother

in 1867. Lived on No. Main St. Removed.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Richard, 12 Aug., 1874; d. 7 April, 1876.

ii. Sarah Helen, 4 Dec, 1875.
iii. Peter Thomas, 28 April, 1877.
iv. Margaret Alice, 10 Dec, 187S.

v. John Richard, 25 June, 1880; m. 16 June, 1900, Evelyn M.

Cooke, Boston,
vi. James Arthur, 3 Sept., 1881; d. 6 June, 1897.
vii. Lucy Anna, 26 July, 1883.
viii. Mary Elizabeth, 24 May, 1885.
ix. Jenny Frances, 23 Aug., 1886.

x. Gustavus Percival, 16 Dec, 1887; d. 23 Sept., 1888.
xi. Lucretia Agnes, 7 July, 1890.
xii. Geneva, 2 Nov., 1892.

Note. — Thomas, son of John and Ellen (Turner) Roche; d. 28 Jan., 1899,
aged 80 yrs. 1 mo.

RODERICK (RODRIGUES).

Louis = Margaret Casey.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Margaret, 20 Nov., 1855.
ii. Lewis Henry, 2 Dec, 1858.
iii. John Tobias, 8 Dec, 1861; d. 25 Dec, 1862.
iv. Frances, 15 April, 1864.
v. Charles, 20 Oct., 1866.

John J. (John= Mary ), b. Flores, Western Isles, ; m.

28 Oct., 1883, Mary, dau. of John and Mary ( ) Lawrence.

She was b. , 1858, in Flores, Western Isles. He d. 22 June,

1900. Lived on Smith Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary F., i Aug., 1884; d. 11 Nov., 1884.

ii. John, 20 July, 1886.

iii. Annie J., 10 April, 1895; d. 7 Aug., 1895.

iv. Antoine Silvia, 26 July, 1896.

Rogers— Rollins —Rooney — Root, l 373

ROGERS.

John, m. 10 Nov., 1864, Isabella Paine, both of Azores.

ROLLINS.

Antoine J., , b. Fayal, Azores; m. , Mary L. Morris,

Flores, Azores. Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Williams, 5 Nov., 1871.
ii. Georgianna, 21 July, 1873.

ROONEY.

1. James2 (James1 = Catherine Murphy), b. in Ireland, , 1837;

m. (Int. 8 Jan., 1858) Mary Foley of Ireland. She was b. 1839,
and d. 20 June, 1858. He m. (2) 8 Mar., 1865, Delia, dau. Peter

and Lizzie (Dervine) Dougherty. She was b. in Eng. , 1848,

and d. 29 Sept., 1902. Soldier in the Civil War, 4th Cav. Regt.
Lived on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

i. Mary Catherine, 22 Feb., 1870.
ii. Lillie Catherine, 31 July, 1872; m. 11 Oct., 1896, George Damon,

Scit.
iii. Mary Gertrude, ii Aug., 1874.
iv. James Lawrence, i Dec, 1876; d. 5 April, 1905.
v. Nellie Agnes, i Aug., 1879; d. 8 Jan., 1890.
vi. John William, 19 April, 1884.
vii. Charles E. , d. 16 Aug., 1891, aged 2 mos. 2 days.

2. Barney2 (James1 = Catherine Murphy), b. in Ireland Nov.,

1849; m- j Delia, dau. of John and Ann (Kalighar) O'Reilly.

He d. 29 Feb., 1895. Lived on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alicia Margaret, 25 Sept., 1876; m. 3 Mar., 1896, Joseph William

Almeida.
ii. Ellen Charlotte, 6 Oct., 1878; m. 21 July, 1895, William Hamilton

McGaw.
iii. Henry Stuart, 25 Aug., 1885.
iv. Stephen Hamilton, 28 Dec, 1894.

Note. — James, d. 17 Dec, 1883, aged 80 yrs. James H., d. 18 June,
1888, aged 41 yrs. 4 mos. Catherine {Murphy), d. 20 Sept., 1896, aged 77 yrs.
4 mos. Peter James, son of Peter and Mary (Rogers), b. 7 May, 1898.

ROOT.

Joseph (William = Eliza ),b. , 1792; m. ; m. (2)

Emma . She was b. , 1814, and d. 21 Feb., 1857; m. (3)

374 Root— Rose — Ross — Rounbeller — Rowell — Ruddiman.

4 Oct., 1857, Bethia (Munroe) Bailey. She was b. 1824. He d.
26 Oct., 1868.
Ch.,—

i. Emily, b. in Eng. ; m. 2 Jan., 1848, Peter E. Falcon.

ii. Kezia Ann, b. in Eng. — — ; m. 24 July, 1853, Isaac Phinney.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Joseph, 8 Feb., 1863.

ROSE (ROSA).

Joseph (Frank = Mary ), b. , 1843; m. 17 Mar., 1864,

Hannah, dau. of Manuel and Frances ( ) Enos. She was b.

, i845-

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph, ii Aug., 1866.

Note. — Joseph Louis m. 21 June, 1856, Isabella. Manuel F. Mendon
m. 27 April, 1869, Mary. Thomas Joseph, m. 24 April, 1873, Mary, both of
Azores. Bernarda Louise, d. 24 April, 1873, aged 78 yrs. Forensa, d. 23 Aug.,
1882, aged 80 yrs. Louise I., d. 28 Mar., 1886, aged 85 yrs. 2 mos.

ROSS.

Ellen, d. 14 Jan., 1897, aged 48 yrs. 8 mos.

ROUNBELLER.

Charles T. = Agnes M. Dougherty. She d. 9 Sept., 1896,
aged 24 yrs. 3 mos. 10 days. Lived on Hull St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lizzie A., 4 Sept., 1896; stillborn.

ROWELL.

William, son of William, b. 4 June, 1866.

RUDDIMAN.

John E. (John = Sarah Esson), b. Scotland, i860; m. 28 Dec,
1888, Mary, dau. of Joseph and Mary Ann Frances (Martin)
Jacint. She was b. 27 Mar., 1864. "Farmer." Lived on Snow
Place in 1890.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Mary Agnes, 27 April, 1890.

RUSO.

Abraham, m. 8 Oct., 1894, Anna McPherson of Boston.

Note. — Elmer E. Hutchinson m. 30 Sept., 1896, Winnie May, dau. of
Peter and Clara (Bowen).

Ryan— Ryder— Sachs— Safjord— Salvador. 375

RYAN.

Daniel M. (Thomas = Susan O'Quinn), b. Nova Scotia,
1835; m. 25 Jan., 1863, Alice Ann, dau. of John and Ellen
(Niven) Ryan. She was b. Ireland, 1841.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter Austin, 17 Oct., 1863; d. 13 Feb., 1867.

RYDER.

Bethia, widow of Thomas, d. 28 Mar., 1827, aged 81 yrs.

SACHS.

George, d. 7 Dec, 1888, aged 57 yrs.

SAFFORD.

Albert Gallatin (Albert G. = Almira B. Pray of Boston),

b. , 1852; m. 30 Oct., 1879, Clara May, dau. of Ziba C. and

Lydia M. (Pratt) Small. She was b. 8 June, 1856. He d. 7 Dec,
1880. She survived him and m. (2) 2 Oct., 1883, Charles Eugene
Nott.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lizzie May, 30 July, 1880; d. 29 Sept., 1901.

SALVADOR.

1. Antoine Enos (John Maria = Mary J. Bastianna), b. 8 Dec,
i860, in Santa Cruz, Island of Flores, Azores; m. (Int. 5 Feb.,
1880) Amelia Joseph, dau. of Joseph K. and Rita (Mia) Galvin.
She was b. Santa Cruz, Island of Flores, Azores, 20 May, 1859.
"Mason." Lives on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria Julia, 27 Nov., 1880.

ii. Virginia Elizabeth, 24 Aug., 1882; m. 29 June, 1907, Thomas

Arthur Roche,
iii. Frank Joseph, 28 Feb., 1885.
iv. John Silvia, 15 Nov., 1888.

2. Manuel E. (John Maria =Mary J. Bastianna), b. , 1862,

Azores; m. (Int. 26 Jan., 1890) Theresa Amdrade, dau. of Joseph

E. and Elizabeth (Geuc) Azevedo. She was b. , 1869.

" Fisherman." Lives on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Walter, 15 Aug., 1892.
ii. Mary Theresa, 5 June, 1895; d. 1 Sept., 1895.
iii. Bernard Gulart, 18 July, 1902.
iv. Luiz Edmund, 20 Sept., 1904.

3 76 Salvador — Sankey— Sargent — Saxton.

3. Frank E. (John Maria = Mary J. Bastianna),b. 2oAug.,i865,
in California; m. 17 Dec, 1893, Kate, dau. of Mathew and Kate

Smith, Utica, N.Y. She was b. , 1876. He m. (2) 17 Jan.,

1906, Katherine Isabel, dau. of Richard and Mary Jane (Enright)
Major, Quebec, Canada. She was b. 1878. Lives on Stock-
bridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —
i. Mathew Francis, 26 Nov., 1894.

Note. — John Maria, d. 1 Aug., 1897, aged 82 yrs. 6 mos. 17 days. Mary
J. (Bastianna), d. 2 Jan., 1900, aged 77 yrs. 7 mos. 5 days.

SANKEY.

Richard Watson (David = Mary Leeper), b. Newcastle, Pa.,
1845; m- x7 Sept., 1878, Bethia, dau. of Daniel T. and Julia Ann
(Cunningham) Lothrop. She was b. 7 Feb., 1841. Resides on
Summer St. in house built by Daniel T. Lothrop.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 17 July, 1879; d. same day.

SARGENT.

1. George Franklin (George F. = Thankful Twombly of

Chelsea), b. , 185 1; m. 24 June, 1873, Sarah M., dau. of

Frederick and Sarah Ann (Arnold) Bates. She was b. 5 Mar.,
1853. Resides on Doane St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Franklin, 19 Mar., 1874.
ii. Willard Alfred, 7 Jan., 1876.
iii. Eunice Maria, 16 Jan., 1881.
2. iv. Herbert Chester, 17 Aug., 1883.
v. Percy Gray, 17 May, 1886.
vi. Ernest, 30 June, 1888; d. 16 July, 1889.

2. Herbert Chester (George Franklin = Sarah M. Bates),
b. 17 Aug., 1883; m. 1904, Ida, dau. of Joseph and Eliza (Oakes)
Rushlow of N.Y. She was b. 1883. Resides on Doane St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Chester Harrison, 24 Sept., 1904.

Note. — Francis Delos, Paulet, Vt., m. 26 Oct., 1880, Mary (Adams)
Prior, Ludlow, Vt.

SAXTON.

William L., d. 31 July, 1879, aged 24 yrs. 1 mo. 25 days.

Scarf c—SceaoSchey decker— Scott— Scull— Sears . 377

SCARFE.

Roger Livingstone, m. 26 May, 1006, Ethel May Bryant of
Hing.

SCEAO.

Mathew M. Ramos m. 23 Aug., 1873, Maria.

SCHEYDECKER.

Alfred E. = Sophia Hascnfus. Lives on No. Main St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Arthur Napoleon, 4 Feb., 1896.
ii. Hazel Blanche, 3 Mar., 1899.

SCHINNER.

Grace Erica, d. 25 July, 1887, aged 2 mos. 6 days.

SCOTT.

Lydia (Morse) (Sharpleigh) (Stoddard), d. 13 Dec, 1904, aged
71 yrs. 4 mos. 15 days, widow of Edwin B. of Hull, and dau. of
Andrew and Lydia (Lincoln) Morse.

SCULL.

Josiah, b. , 1767; m. 9 Mar., 1789, Abigail, dau. of Thomas

and Sarah (Neal) Pratt. She was b. 17 Feb., 1768. He d. Dec,
1794, aged 27 yrs. Lost at sea. She survived him and m. 25
Feb., 1821, James Burtenshaw.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Josiah, 13 July, 1794; d. 5 Feb., 181 1, aged 21 yrs. Lost at sea.

ii. Betsey, 13 July, 1794; m. , Ambrose Snow.

iii. Elisha, 13 July, 1794.

iv. Joanna, 13 July, 1794; m. , Davidson.

SEARS.

Daniel H. = Julia E. .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 19 Mar., 1846.
ii. Enoch Loring, 26 Sept., 1850.
iii. Ella Matilda, 13 Oct., 1852.

Note. — George L., d. 23 Nov., 1902, aged 19 yrs. 9 mos. 2

378 Seaverns — Sero — Sewall — Sewell — Sexton.

SEAVERNS.

Alfred H. A., d. 21 Sept., 1901, aged 38 yrs. 6 mos.; son of
Charles B. and Martha J. (Webb), Scit.

SERO.

David N. (an Englishman), d. 24 April, 1820, aged 34 yrs.

SEWALL.

Edmund Quincy7 (Judge Samuel6 Dea. Samuel5 Rev. Joseph4
Judge Samuel3 Henry2-1 of Bishop Stoke, Eng., and of Newbury,
N.E.), b. in Marblehead, 1 Oct., 1796; m. 23 Aug., 1820, Caroline,
dau. of Col. Joseph and Prudence (Bird) Ward of Boston. She
was b. in Newton, 15 Nov., 1797, and d. 8 Dec, 1867. He d. 15
Sept., 1866. Grad. H. C. 181 5. Studied divinity with Dr. Ezra
Ripley of Concord. Ordained minister of the 1st church (Uni-
tarian) of Barnstable, 22 Dec, 1819; settled in Amherst, N.H.,
26 Jan., 1825; in Scituate, 31 Dec, 1831. Editor for a short time
of the Christian Register and of two vols, of the Unitarian Advo-
cate. Retired from the ministry in 1848 on account of ill health
and came to Coh. to live, where he for some years fitted boys for
college, and taught other, more advanced, pupils. He resided on
Margin and later on Pleasant St.

Ch.,—

i. Ellen Devereux, b. in Barnstable, 10 Mar., 1822; m. 20 May,

1844, Rev. Joseph Osgood,
ii. Edmund Quincy, b. in Newburyport, 29 Feb., 1828; m. Nov.,

1852, Louise K. Lovett of Beverly. 7 ch. He d. 26 Sept., 1908,

at Lake Geneva, Wis.
iii. George Ward, b. in Scit., 7 Feb., 1834; m. 16 Jan., 1871, Mary F.

Cottingham of Seaford, Del. 7 ch. Soldier in Civil War, 47th

Regt.

SEWELL.

Dummer (Dummer = Mary L. Cook), b. Abington, 1862; m.
21 Sept., 1889, Caroline, dau. of Adoniram J., Jr., and Mary J.
(Lonergan) Bates. She was b. 1870 at No. Scit.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Jessie Ellen, 18 June, 1891.

SEXTON.

William Edward, m. 28 Aug., 1904, Catherine Frances Mor-
risey, both of Norwell.

Sharp— Sharpleigh— Shaw— Shea— Sheehan. 379

SHARP.

Frank Charles John Barnard of Scit. m. 21 Feb., 1895, Lydia
Louisa.

SHARPLEIGH.

William G. (Ashley), b. Elliot, Me., , 1829; m. 29 July,

1852, Lydia, dau. of Andrew and Lydia (Lincoln) Morse. She
was b. 28 July, 1833. He d. 6 June, 1853. She survived him
and m. (2) (Int. 4 Nov., 1854) in Scit., James M. Stoddard of
Hanover. She m. (3) 11 Nov., 1883, Edwin B. Scott of Hull.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Elizabeth, 22 Sept., 1852; d. 5 Jan., 1853.

SHAW.

Rev. Josiah Crocker6 (Rev. William5 Rev. John4 Joseph3 John2
Abraham1), b. in Marshfield; m. 27 Mar., 1793, Ruth Stockbridge,
dau. of Isaac Winslow, Esq., H. C. 1789. He d. 1847. Pastor of
1 st Parish Ch. 1792 to 1796. Built, in 1794, the house on Highland
Ave. nearly on the site of the house of Chasling Worrick, now
known as the Souther house.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. John Winslow, 9 Mar., 1794.
ii. Jane Doane, i Nov., 1795.

Note. — Joseph S. Sanborn of Abington m. 18 July, 1891, Mary P.
(Underhay), of Rockland. Alexander Forbes, son of Alexander and Mar}' J.
Hogan, b. 2 Oct., 1896. Child, b. 25 Mar., 1903, of Benjamin and Julia
Scenene.

SHEA.

John J. (Michael = Margaret Riordan) m. Catherine A.
Greeley. Lives on Forest Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, 12 Aug., 1905.
ii. Mary Laura, 26 April, 1907.

Note. — Thomas Maloney m. 29 Nov., 1906, Anastatia.

SHEEHAN.

John J. (David — Nora Burke), b. Ireland, 1874; m. 19 Aug.,
1899, Mary, dau. of Michael and Margaret (Riordan) Shea. She
was b. in Ireland, 1876. Lives on Spring St.

380 Sheehan — Sheridan — Sherman.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. David Joseph, 20 Sept., 1900.
ii. Michael Edward, 24 Nov., 1901.
iii. Margretha Elizabeth, 22 Dec, 1902.

Note. — Julia (Sullivan), d. 27 Sept., 1880, aged 73 yrs.

SHERIDAN.

1. Thomas J. (Patrick = Mary E. ), b. , 1839; m.

20 Oct., 1859, Mary Ann, dau. of Robert and Margaret Lindsay.

She was b. at Boston, , 1842, and d. 9 Feb., 1878, at Taunton.

Lived on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Eugene Wallis, 20 Feb., 1861.
2. ii. Thomas Francis, 12 Sept., 1863.
iii. Elizabeth, 17 Oct., 1866.
iv. Ida, 30 June, 1868.

v. William H., 24 Feb., 1871; d. 10 April, 1876.
vi. Robert Lindsay, 16 Mar., 1876.

2. Thomas Francis (Thomas J. = Mary Ann Lindsay), b.
12 Sept., 1863; m. 29 Oct., 1882, Ellen Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas
and Margaret (Cronican) Mulcahy. She was b. 10 May, 1861,
and d. 11 April, 1887. Lived on James's I^ane.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Lindsay, 19 July, 1884.
ii. Thomas Joseph, 14 July, 1885.
iii. Mary Ellen, 25 Oct., 1886.

Note. — Dorothy, d. 21 Aug., 1907, aged 5 mos. to days.

SHERMAN.

Stephen T. (Stephen T. - Sylvia , Marshfield), b. ,

1826; m. (2) 9 July, 1859, Hannah T., dau. of Henry and Charlotte
(Tower) Williston. She was b. 8 May, 1840.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lizzie, 31 Mar., 1864.
ii. Lulu, 19 Feb., 1866.
iii. Cora, 20 Oct., 1867.
iv. Gracie, 4 Sept., 1869.

Spencer (Ecabe ), b. , 1823; m. (Int. 25 Nov., 1853)

Eliza Hyland of Scit. She was b. , 1830.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Salenda Winsor, 28 Mar., 1855.

S hipley Sidney— Silsbee— Silvia. - 381

SHIPLEY.

Samuel P., of Groton (Curtis = Rebecca ), b. , 1825;

m. 9 May, 1867, Annette, dau. of Caleb and Elizabeth (Robbins)
Lincoln. She was b. in Watertown, 23 Oct., 1823.

SIDNEY.

Antoeste Joseph (John = Mary — — ), b. , 1855; m. 26

Nov., 1881, Josephine, dau. of Frank and Mary Frates. She was
b. , 1863. Lives on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Frances Joseph, 6 April, 1883.

ii. Mary Charlotte, 18 April, 1885.

iii. John Warren, 25 May, 1887; m. 10 Dec, 1906, Fanny Harvey.

iv. Edith Menora, 7 May, 1889.

v. Ellery, 7 June, 1891; d. 3 Oct., 1891.

vi. Alice Josephine, 22 Nov., 1892.

vii. Ellory, 23 April, 1895.

viii. Anthony, 18 Aug., 1897; d. 25 June, 1900.

ix. William, 15 May, 1899.

x. Anthony, 29 May, 1901.

xi. Gladys Marion, 8 April, 1903.

xii. Osgood Sthysen, ii Jan., 1905.

SILSBEE.
George D., m. 25 Oct., 1894, Bertha W. Griggs of Quincy.

SILVIA (SYLVIA, SYLVA).

Frank, b. , 1822; m. , Rosa Amelia Steele. She d.

1 July, 1887, aged 65 yrs. 6 mos. 5 days. He d. 30 Jan., 1905.
Lived on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 20 Nov., 1853; m. 16 Nov., 1874, Joseph S. Dutrey.

ii. Maria, 24 Nov., 1854; d. 13 Feb., 1868.

iii. Frank, 6 May, 1857; d. 28 June, 1878.

iv. Amelia R., 15 Oct., 1858; d. 25 Mar., 1879.

v. Joseph, 3 Nov., i860.

vi. Manuel, Aug., 1862.
vii. George, 12 June, 1864; d. soon.
viii. Rosa, 8 May, 1866; d. soon.

ix. Rosa, 10 May, 1867.

x. George, 9 Aug., 1868.

Manuel R. (Manuel = Mary), b. , 1833; m. 9 Dec, 1858,

Maria E., dau. of Manuel and Elizabeth (Adams) Antoine. She
was b. , 1840. Lives on Stockbridge St.

382 Silvia.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joseph Adams, 12 Nov., 1861; m. 8 Oct., 1889, Katie A. H. R.

Watt,
ii. Elizabeth Adams, 13 Dec, 1863; m. 2 Sept., 1883, George Jason,
iii. Charles V., 3 Oct., 1866; d. 29 July, 1875.
iv. Mary F. J., 20 Jan., 1869; m. 2 Mar., 1898, William Hawksworth.
v. Alice Melinda, 15 Sept., 1871.
vi. Grace Ellis, 26 Nov., 1874.
vii. Charlotte Louisa; ii Dec, 1876; m. 29 Dec, 1901, John Leo

Jason,
viii. Charles Irving, 2 April, 1879.
ix. George Antoine, 27 Oct., 1882.
x. Alfred Menas, i Mar., 1887.

John = Isabella Gomez. Lives on Border St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Anna, 7 June, 1868; d. 5 Aug., 1869.
ii. Charles, 9 May, 1871.
iii. Mary, i Oct., 1875.

Joseph (Antoine = Augusta), b. , 1848; m. 12 Jan., 1875,

Caroline Louisa, dau. of Thomas and Rebecca (Lambert) Tower.
She was b. 26 Feb., 1852.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Clarence, 9 Jan., 1876; d. 30 Dec, 1876.

Antoine J. (John J. = Marianna Victoria), b. 31 Jan., 1850,
Flores, Azores; m. (Int. 7 Sept., 1876) Annie Soito Enos, dau. of

William Soito and Marianna (Isabel) Enos. She was b. , 1853.

Lives on Snow Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Augustus Joseph, 30 Aug., 1877; d. 18 June, 1907.
ii. Arthur Joseph, 6 Oct., 1879; d. 12 April, 1882.
iii. Antoine Joseph, 25 Dec, 1880; d. 26 Dec, 1880.
iv. Mary Elizabeth, 10 Jan., 1882.
v. Annie Linda, 9 Dec, 1884.

John (Martin), b. , 1848; m. 15 Aug., 1871, Phebe, dau. of

John and Flora Miller. She was b. , 1853. Resides on

Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Kate, 20 July, 1872.
ii. John, , 1874; d. 23 Sept., 1875, aged 11 mo.

1. Joseph F. (Joseph = Rose Ignacia), m. Louisa Enos.
She d. 24 July, 1885, aged 38 yrs. 8 mos. He m. (2) 13 June,
1886, Delfina C. Sylvia. Resides on Stockbridge St.

Silvia. 383

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

2. i. Joseph Francis Leo, 8 Dec, 1871.

ii. Clarence J., , 1873.

iii. Manuel, 4 Mar., 1875; m. 3 Sept., 1904, Mary Doris,
iv. John J., 10 Mar., 1877.
v. Frank F., 17 April, 1878; d. 30 Mar., 1879.

Frances L., ; m. 31 Aug., 1904, Patrick Grassie.

Frederick Joseph, 4 July, 1881; d. 8 Aug., 1882.
Frederick Joseph, 23 Mar., 1883; d. 9 Nov., 1884.
Mary L., 3 May, 1885; d. 19 Aug., 1885.
2. Joseph Francis Leo (Joseph F. = Louisa Enos), b. 8 Dec,
1871; m. 30 April, 1896, Eunice (Brown) Mello, dau. of Charles

and Florence Brown. She was b. , 1874. Resides on Oak St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Louise, 23 May, 1897.
ii. Flora Arnold, 19 May, 1898.
iii. Frank Joseph, 26 June, 1899.
iv. Manuel Bray, 6 Nov., 1900.
v. Catherine Elizabeth, ii April, 1904.
vi. Clarence Perry, 10 July, 1905; d. 14 July, 1905.
vii. Charles Joseph, ii Aug., 1906; d. 17 June, 1907.

1. Manuel F. (Antoine Joseph = Mary Thomas), b. 1848;
m. 5 Oct., 1874, Anna, dau. of Frank and Mary Frates. She was
b. 1854.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Anna, 15 Aug., 1875; m. 10 Oct., 1897, Antoine S. Figueirado.

2. ii. Joseph Manuel, 17 Aug., 1877.

3. iii. Antoine Leo, 21 Nov., 1878
iv. John, 29 Nov., 1881.

2. Joseph Manuel (Manuel F. = Anna Frates), b. 17 Aug.,
1877; m. 23 June, 1901, Catherine Elizabeth, dau. of Patrick and
Johanna (Connell) Connell. She was b. 1874 in Ireland. Resides
on Short St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Tilden, 10 April, 1903.
ii. Thomas Joseph, 20 May, 1904.

3. Antoine Leo (Manuel F. — Anna Frates), b. 21 Nov., 1878;
m. 24 April, 1904, Lucy Ann, dau. of Frederick and Marceline
(Burke) McPhee. She was b. in Cape Breton Island, 1879.
Resides on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Annie Virginia, 30 Sept., 1905.
ii. Julia Mysline, 25 May, 1907.

Manuel, b. , 1852; m. abt. 1871, Isabella P., dau. of John

S. and Cordelia Atwood (Bell) Taylor. She was b. in Scit.
"Mariner." He d. 30 May, 1897, aged 45 yrs. Lived on Church
St.

384 Silvia — Simmons.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Alden, 22 Nov., 1872.

ii. Manuel William, 29 July, 1874; m. 18 Sept., 1897, Katherine

Wheeler, Everett,
iii. George Atwood, 14 Dec, 1875; m. 15 Jan., 1901, Margaret A.

Cronican.
iv. Mathew Antoine, 8 Jan., 1878; m. 11 July, 1899, Margaret

Le Bounty.
v. Frank, 27 Nov., 1879; d. 16 May, 1881.
vi. Mary Lavinia, 15 Mar., 1882; ra. 9 May, 1900, Philip Iotte.
vii. Joseph Henry, 7 Sept., 1886; d. 31 Dec, 1886.

Joseph (Joseph = Mary), b. , 1859; m. 6 Nov., 1881,

Julia E., daii. of John and Julia Litchfield, of Scit. She was b.
, i860.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Clara Foster, 10 Mar., 1883.
ii. Herman Carlton, 17 Aug., 1885.
iii. Lizzie Ellen, 29 April, 1890.

Lowney (Manuel = Anna Mitchell), b. Brazil, S.A., 1883; m.
27 Oct., 1906, Mary, dau. of Louis and Mary Boteilyo. She was
b. in Azores, 1882.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Dau., 25 Oct., 1907.

Note. — Antoine Joseph, m. 20 Nov., 1853, Mary Frances. Manuel Enos
m. 23 June, 1858, Mary. Frank Pierson m. 8 Sept., 1859, Mary Ann Futoria.
Antoine Frates m. 25 Dec, 1859, Rose. Frank Jackson, m. 13 Oct., 1861,
Mary Corlena Loisier. Antoine, d. 8 Mar., 1864, aged 45 yrs. Manuel F.,
d. 5 May, 1865, aged 65 yrs. Joseph J., m. 6 Jan., 1867, in New Bedford,
Mary C. Noya. Mary G., d. 28 Jan., 1871, aged 1 mo. Manuel P. Soiza, m.
22 April, 1872, Mary E. Enos. Joseph Rosa Brazil m. 3 Aug., 1872, Florence.
Virginia, d. 26 Oct., 1878, aged 25 yrs. 2 mos. 22 days. Frank Howard
Stoddard, of Scit., m. 10 Oct., 1884, Mary. Antonio Pincheiro m. 5 Sept.,
1885, Margaret A. (Frates). Joseph H. Vargus m. 31 Aug., 1889, Mary,
both of Scit. Mary J. (Perry), d. 15 April, 1891, aged 65 yrs. John V.,
d. 26 June, 1891, aged 34 yrs. 10 mos. 25 days. John R., d. 21 June, 1893,
aged 43 yrs. n mos. 1 day. Henry P., m. 25 Jan., 1894, Guilhermina C.
Lima, of Boston. Francisca Jose da Silva, d. 17 Mar., 1896, aged 50 yrs.
4 mos. 13 days. Augusta, d. 7 April, 1896, aged 69 yrs. John William, son
of John and Lena (Kravalho), b. 7 Oct., 1896. Antoine, d. 3 Mar., 1897,
aged 85 yrs. John Joseph, d. 2 Feb., 1898, aged 73 yrs. Manuel S. Frates
m. 6 April, 1899, Phyllis N. Mary A., dau. of John and Flora (Silvia), d. 6
Mar., 1901, aged 17 yrs. 5 mos. 17 days. Joseph Ferrer m. 31 July, 1902,
Mary F. John, d. 12 Nov., 1902, aged 78 yrs. Lourianus Jacinto Fraga, of
Flores, Azores, m. 30 June, 1907, Lena (Kravalho).

SIMMONS.

Child of James Simmons, d. 10 Feb., 1798.

Simpson — Sloan — Small. 385

SIMPSON.

Warren, m. , Mary Ann, dau. of William and Nancy

(Treat) Kilburn. She was b. 11 Aug., 1812, and d. 21 June,

Ch.,—

Elmira A., ; m. 28 April, 1852, Samuel Beal 2d.

Oliver E., Jan., 1837; m. 5 May, 1861, Pauline Burrell, Weymouth:

d. 19 July, 1861. Soldier in Civil War, 1st Regt.
Flora Ann, , 1842; m. 24 Nov., 1863, Samuel Butts Burrell,

Weymouth.
Sarah Stevens, b. in Coh., 23 April, 1849.
Mary A., b. in Coh., , 1853; m. 21 Oct., 1874, Abner F. Pierce,

Chelsea.

SLOAN.

John (John = Lind of Scotland), b. in Belfast, Ireland,

19 Nov., 1816; m. Christiana Hill of Eng.; m. (2) Ann W.
(Richardson) (Sylvester) Barnes, b. in Castine, Me., 1820. He
d. 22 May, 1900. Lived in Scituate (Beechwood) near Coh.
line, and later on So. Main St. " Cabinetmaker."

Ch., b. in Liverpool, Eng., —

i. Mary Jane, 20 Mar., 1838; m. 26 Nov., i860, Joseph W. Litchfield.
ii. Annie, ; m. Reuben D. Litchfield of Scit.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

iii. Robert G., 29 Jan., 1844; d. 13 Dec, 1862.

iv. Willlvm J., 17 Feb., 1845; m. (Int. 16 April, 1869) Elizabeth G.

Mulvey.
v. Margaret Elizabeth, 23 July, 1847; m. 2 June, 1867, Francis C.

Tower,
vi. John A., 22 April, 1851; d. 7 Aug., 1873.

SMALL.

Ziba C. (Aaron = Rebecca Osborn), b. in Harwich, 14 Jan..
1828; m. 8 May, 1853, Lydia W., dau. of James and Patty T.
(Lothrop) Pratt. She was b. 4 Sept., 1832, and d. 4 Feb., 1870.
He m. (2) 16 May, 1872, Sarah J. McCord. He d. 16 Sept.,
1907. "House-painter." Resided on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Weymouth, —

i. Clara May, 8 June, 1856; m. 30 Oct., 1879, Albert G. Safford;

m. (2) 2 Oct., 1883, Charles E. Nott.
ii. Elizabeth C, 15 Feb., 1863; m. 28 Sept., 1887, Quimby T. Lapham.

Ernest H. = Katherine M. Parker. In U. S. Lighthouse
service, 1894 t0 x9°5; Part of the time 3d Asst. Keeper, Minoi
Ledge Light. He left the service in 1905 and removed to Scit.

36 Small — Smith.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Parker Adams, io May, 1905.

Note. — Sarah Matilda (Miller), wife of Israel N., d. 20 Feb., 1901, aged
60 yrs. 1 mo. n days. Israel N., m. (2) 30 May, 1904, Ida May (Greenwood)
Smith. She d. 21 July, 1906, aged 50 yrs. 2 mos. 9 days.

SMITH.

1. Thomas (Joseph = Deliverance Lane), b. 1 April, 1797, in
Rowley; m. 28 Nov., 1818, Maria, dau. of Thaddeus and Joa
(Oakes) Lawrence. She was b. 15 Dec, 1798, and d. 11 Jan.,
1890. He d. 27 Jan., 1880. "Farmer" and "innholder."
"Mr. Smith's sign-post raised 24 June, 1822." (J. W.) Lived
on Main St. in house built by Capt. Luther Stephenson, and later
in house opposite, which he bought of Elisha Doane.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ann Maria, 12 Aug., 1821; m. 26 Nov., 1846, Dr. George Wash-
ington Cutler.

ii. Thomas Mighill, 28 Sept.? 1823; m. 23 Oct., 1844, Mary Harvey
Hollis. He d. 28 Jan., 1881.. She d. 28 Feb., 1907, aged 79 yrs.
1 mo. One child, Lillie Thomas, b. 9 Jan., 1862; d. 12 Mav,
1862. "Innholder."

3. in. Joseph, 16 Jan., 1825.

4. iv. George Sumner, i Feb., 1827.

v. Eliza Ann, i June, 1829; m. 6 Oct., 1850, Alonzo Lindsey Palmer,
vi. Sally Frances, 18 Aug., 1831; m. 21 Nov., 1852, Benjamin

Fletcher Colt, Hadley. Dau. Sarah,
vii. Benjamin Franklin Oakes, i Dec, 1833; m. 24 Dec, 1855,

Harriet Graupner Gillett, Quincy.
viii. Mary Willey, 2 Mar., 1836; m. 21 Oct., 1856, Alonzo Potter

Gillett.
ix. Charles Henry, 16 June, 1838; m. (Int. 8 Feb., i860) Clarissa

Thomas Bates, Scit. He d. 28 July, 1906. She d. 14 Dec,

1906.
x. William Lawrence, 16 Sept., 1841; d. 26 Nov., 1880.

2. Mighill (Joseph = Deliverance Lane), b. Rowley, ; m.

1 Dec, 183 1, Sarah, dau. of Joseph and Mary H. (Nichols) Lin-
coln. She was b. 29 April, 181 1, and d. , 1891.

Ch., b. in Woburn and Boston, —

i. Charlotte E., 15 Dec, 1832; d. 25 April, 1838.

ii. Charles P., 11 Oct., 1834; d. 18 April, 1838.

iii. Sarah Ann, 18 Sept., 1836.

iv. Charlotte E., 30 July, 1839; m. , Otis Vinal Sawyer.

v. Charles Mighill, 24 April, 1842; m. , Mary Bromley.

vi. Henry Lincoln, ; m. , Caroline Louise Wahle.

3. Joseph (Thomas — Maria Lawrence), b. 16 Jan., 1825;
m. 8 Oct., 1843, Lydia Ann Hollis, dau. of John B. and Emily
(Childs) Hollis. He d. 15 Mar., 1893. Lived on Smith Place.

Smith. 387

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline Frances, 27 Sept., 1844; m. 16 June, 1870, Lorenzo Dow
Bates, Scit.

ii. George Walter, 21 Sept., 1846; m. , Jennie Dean, Boston;

m. (2) .

7. iii. Charles Clinton, 27 July, 1855.

4. George Sumner (Thomas = Maria Lawrence), b. 1 Feb.,
1S27; m. 14 Sept., 1851, Marenda Pitts Child, dau. of William

and Lucinda ( ) Child, Livermore, Me. He d. 23 Aug., 1863.

She survived him and m. (Int. 29 April, 1867) George Smith of
Rowley (uncle of her first husband). She d. 24 Oct., 1891, aged
61 yrs. 10 mos. Lived on Smith Place.

Ch., b. in Me. and Coh., —

i. Adrian G., b. in Me. — — , 1852; d. 21 Dec, 1861, aged 9 yrs.
5 mos.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. George Sumner, 21 Oct., 1859; m. - — -, Emmie Clement Eldridge.
iii. Albert Clinton, 12 Nov., 1861.

5. Franklin Webster (Benjamin, Joseph), b. ; m. ,

Laura Augusta Bevan. Lived on So. Main St. for a short time.
Resided later at Saratoga, N.Y.

Ch.,—

Frank Bevan.
George Stuart.

Laura Bevan, b. in Coh. 1 Sept., 1864; m. , Chester Bunnell

Duryea.

6. Charles Clinton (Joseph, Thomas, Joseph), b. 27 July,
1855; m. Sept., 1875, Catherine Maria, dau. of Peter and Sarah
(Mclntire) Ahearne, Aberthin, P.E.I. She d. 7 May, 1892, aged
39 yrs. 10 mos. 4 days. Lives on Smith Place.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lydia Maria, 26 Aug., 1876; d. 21 Sept., 1877.

ii. Guy Clinton, 17 Feb., 1878; m. , Ruby Glines, Scit.

iii. George Lester, 28 Sept., 1879; m. 2 Feb., 1899, Elsie Dean Clapp,

Scit.
iv. Lillie Maria, 6 Aug., 1881; d. 25 Feb., T88a.
v. Gordon Blake, 28 Nov., 1882.
vi. Mary, 29 Aug., 1884; d. 17 Dec, 1884.

Ebenezer = Sarah .

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

Sarah E., 22 Sept., 1820.

Thomas D., 19 April, 1822.

John J. S., 28 Feb., 1824; d. 3 July, 1838.

William H., 27 Nov., 1825.

George E., 25 Feb., 1830.

Mary Maria, 18 Aug., 1831.

Helen Elvira, 24 Sept., 1834.

388 Smith.

Joseph H., b. 17 May, 1817, in Portsmouth, Eng.; m. Almatia
Poore of Portland, Me. She was b. 18 Feb., 1822, and d. 16 Feb.,
1896. He d. 28 Dec., 1879. "Master mariner " and "ship-owner."
Retired from the sea 1864. Lived for a number of years at the
Cove, but in 1858 built a house on North Main St., near the
church of the First Parish, on the site of the house built by
Richard3 Tower.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Helen Mar, 12 Sept., 1841; m. 9 June, i860, Levi Tower,
ii. George Henry, 9 Mar., 1844; m. in Des Moines, Iowa, 29 April,

1869, Sarah Y. Larry of Coh. Two daus.
iii. Almatia Josephine, 4 Feb., 1846; m. 21 Oct., 1871, Daniel N.

Tower,
iv. Aurelia Clarke, 22 Jan., 1848; d. 17 Dec, 1896, unm.
v. Abraham Tower Souther, 16 Aug., 1850; m. 21 Nov., 1877, at

Lincoln, Iowa, Ida Belle Gillet. Two daus.
vi. Joseph Newbury, 18 June, 1855; m. in Boston, 21 Sept., 1891,

Mary Cole. No issue,
vii. Elizabeth Gertrude, 18 May, 1864; d. 16 April, 1905, unm.

John Maria, b. , Western Islands, Jan., 1843; m. 14 Nov.,

1866, Lucy Enos Francis, dau. of Enos Francis and Eunice L.

(Rogers) Frates. She was b. , 1848. He d. 13 Mar., 1899.

Resides on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Francis, 20 Sept., 1870.

ii. Ignatia, 13 Nov., 1873; d. 2 April, 1877.

iii. Manuel Enos, 8 June, 1876; d. 2 April, 1877.

iv, William Manuel, ii Mar., 1878.

v. Ignatia Francis, 16 Nov., 1880.

vi. Lucy Ellen, 31 Dec, 1882; m. 14 Sept., 1904. Augustus E.

Anderson, Everett,
vii. Herbert Clark, 6 July, 1885.
viii. Mabel Eddy, 18 Nov., 1887.

ix, Walter Almano, 30 Nov., 1889.

x. Georgianna Louise Gertrude, 15 Sept., 1893.

John Francis (John Maria — Lucy E. Frates), b. 20 Sept.,
1870; m. 6 Jan., 1896, Ellen, dau. of Michael and Mary (Duffey)
Conley. She was b. , 1875.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ellen Margaret, 20 April, 1896.

ii. Lucy May, 16 Feb., 1898.
iii. Catherine Marion, 22 May, 1900.
iv. John Murray, 22 Jan., 1903; d. 23 July, 1905.

v. Charles Joseph, 31 Dec, 1904.
vi. Dorothy Frances, 10 Jan., 1907.

Antoine, b. , 1822; m. , Anna Rosa, dau. of Joseph

and Mary (Rosa) Francis. She was b. 1840. He d. 5 Nov., 1862.

Smith — Snow. 389

She survived him and m. (2) 29 Mar., 1863, Manuel Antone
Nov a.

Ch., b. in Con., —

Frank, 21 Jan., i860.

Mary, 9 Nov., 1861.

Arthur (James = Helen Crotty), b. Ireland, 1869; m. 26 May,
1897, Mary B., dau. of Patrick and Helen (Leonard) Whelan
of Hing. She was b. 1879.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

Helen, ii June, 1897; d. 8 Sept., 1899.
Mary Emma, 19 Dec, 1898; d. 6 Aug., 1899.
James Richard, 21 June, 1900.

Alonzo (John = Mehitable Genn), b. in Provincetown, July,

1833; m. Nancy P. . She was b. 7 Mar., 1837, and d. 19 July,

1872, in Coh. He m. (2) 9 Feb., 1874, Helen A., dau. of Thomas J.
and Mary A. (Wiggin) Priest. She was b. 1842. He d. 11 Sept.,
1885.
Ch., —

i. Lizzie Miller, b. in Provincetown, 1858; m. 6 July, 1881, John

Warren Richardson.
ii. Frank W., b. in Coh., 17 July, 1869.

Note. — Mary Anderson, dau. of Isaac, bt. 20 Jan., 1793. William H.
Dugan m. 1 Jan., 1856, Eliza. John Arch, m. 6 April, 1863, Bridget Driscoll.
Benjamin F.,Jr., d. 23 July, 1866, aged 3 yrs. 9 mos., in Marlboro. Isabella,
dau. of Frank and Mar)', b. 3 June, 1868. Lysander T., d. 11 Nov., 1868, of
Boston. Lewis L., son of James L. and Louisa W., b. 2 Dec, 1868. Albert P.,
m. 31 May, 1869, Louisa M. Williston, both of Bangor, Me. Benjamin F.,
d. 22 July, 1S69, aged 25 yrs. 5 mos. Frank, d. 28 Sept., 1869, aged 42 yrs.,
of Western Isles. George T., d. 14 Mar., 1871, aged 17 yrs. Frederick U.
Beal m. 17 June, 1878, Sarah E., of Boston. James Thomas, b. 5 Oct., 1873.
Irene Frances, b. 12 Nov., 1873. William McCloud, b. 22 May, 1864, son of
Joseph and Mary A. (Joseph) Clara, d. 2 Dec, 1874, aged 19 yrs. 4 mos.
William F., d. 4 April, 1877, aged 5 yrs. 5 mos. 12 days. Carrie M., d. 3 Feb.,
1879, aged 17 yrs. 6 mos. Joseph E., d. 11 Nov., 1879, aged 2 yrs. 1 mo. 6 days.
Marion Francis, d. 30 Aug., 1888, aged 1 yr. Mary (Joseph), d. n Nov.,
1889, aged 34 yrs. 7 days. Mary E., d. 30 April, 1890, aged 15 yrs. 5 mos.
Caroline T., d. 26 Dec, 1894, aged 71 yrs. 2 mos. Nettie M., d. 21 May, 1900,
a^ed 28 yrs., at Braintree. Anthony J., m. 10 Mar., 1900, Belle Fremont
Welder of Norwell. Chester J., m. 4 Mar., 1902, Ida (Cole) Hoag
William W. Reddie m. 24 Nov., 1897, Lillian T. Thomas V., m. 24 Dec,
1903, Daisy Simson. Margaret Irene, dau. of Herbert Clark and Margaret
Joseph (Cue), b. 2 Feb., 1907. Irene Gertrude, m. 12 Sept., 1903, Michael
James Dv/yer of Ireland.

SNOW.

1. Ephraim6 (David5 Dea. Anthony4 John3-2 Nicholas1, came
in the Ann 1623 = Constance Hopkins of Mayflower 1620),
b. 18 Oct., 1777, in Truro; m. Polly, dau. of Joshua and Mary

390 Snow.

(Dyer) Rich of Truro. She d. 16 Feb., 1843, aged 63 yrs. He d.
19 June, 1856. "Master mariner." He came to Coh. in 1805
with his brother Henry and their families. They purchased of
the heirs of Elisha Stephenson a house (probably built by his father
abt. 1742) on Black Horse Lane (Snow Place) just south of the
public landing on the Gulf Stream. This they occupied together
until Ephraim bought his brother's half in 182 1.

Ch., b. in Truro, —

i. Drusilla, 13 July, 1799; drowned 3 Mar., 1808, in Gulf

Stream,
ii. Polly, 7 May, 1801; m. 28 Nov., 1819, Caleb Lothrop.
iii. Joshua Rich, 23 Dec, 1802; drowned 3 Mar., 1808, in Gulf

Stream,
iv. Pamela, 24 Oct., 1804; d. 15 Aug., 1805.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

v. Pamela, 23 Sept., 1807; m. 3 Jan., 1830, William Kilburn, Jr.
vi. Drusilla, i Aug., 1809; d. 23 April, 1810.

3. vii. Ephraim, 29 April, 181 1.

viii. Joshua Rich, 13 Feb., 1813; d. 14 Feb., 1813.
ix. Jane, 31 Mar., 1814; m. 28 Nov., 1833, Caleb Lothrop, widr.
x. Drusilla, 23 Jan., 1817; m. 8 Oct., 1845, John P. T. Percival,

Hanover,
xi. Hannah, 3 Oct., 1819; m. 11 Mar., 1841, Nehemiah Ripley, Hing.

She d. 20 April, 1890.

2. Henry6 (David5 Anthony4 John3"2 Nicholas1), b. 5 Oct.,
1 781, in Truro; m. Deliverance Dyer of Truro. She d. 11 Nov.,
1856, aged 75 yrs. He d. 6 Feb., i860. "Master mariner."
He came to Coh. with his brother Ephraim, 1805, and owned house
by Gulf Stream with him for fifteen years; then purchased of Capt.
Luther Stephenson (deed dated 31 Mar., 182 1), the house on So.
Main St. probably built abt. 1717 by John Stephenson.

Ch., b. in Truro, —

i. Henry, ii Jan., 1804; drowned 3 Mar., 1808, in Gulf Stream.

Ch., b. in Coh.,

ii. Benjamin, 23 Aug., 1806; d. 5 Mar., 1829.
iii. Paulina, 14 Dec, 1807; m. 19 Aug., 1832, Bela Joy.

4. iv. Henry, 18 Sept., 1810.

v. Ruth, 16 April, 1813; m. 23 Dec, 1835, Nichols Pratt; m. (2)

17 Feb., 1852, Francis S. Litchfield,
vi. Elijah, 27 Sept., 1815; d. 6 Mar., 181 7.

3. Ephraim7 (Ephraim8 David6 Anthony4 John3-2 Nicholas1).
b. 29 April, 1811; m. 3 Jan., 1836, Margaret Stephenson, dau. of
Newcomb and Lydia (Nichols) Bates. She was b. 12 Dec, 1808,
and d. 18 June, 1878. He d. 13 Aug., 1885. Representative,
1864. "Master mariner." Resided in house of his father.

Snow. 391

Ch., b. in Coh., —

5. i. Harrison Phipps, 7 Mar., 1837.

ii. Susan Elizabeth, 16 Aug., 1838; m. 28 July, 1859. George O.

Parker,
iii. Mary Rich, 26 Dec, 1839; d. 9 July, 1841.

6. iv. Ephraim, 9 Dec, 1841.

v. Mary Rich, 17 Dec, 1844; d. 10 May, 1845.
vi. Martha Bates, 12 Nov., 1846; d. 23 Jan., 1850.
vii. Margaret Alice, 26 June, 1849; m- l0 Feb., 1876, J. Foster
Percival, Waterville, Me.

4. Henry7 (Henry6 David5 Anthony4 John8-2 Nicholas1), b.
18 Sept., 1810; m. 13 Dec, 1840, Susan Stoddard, dau. of John
and Betsey (Stoddard) Lincoln. She was b. 21 Aug., 1822, and
d. 13 Sept., 1880. He d. 25 April, 1904. "Master mariner."
Resided in house which he built on So. Main St. south of his
father's.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Son, 17 April, 1841; d. 6 May, 1841.
ii. James H., 28 June, 1842.

iii. Ann Frances, 24 Aug., 1844; d. 5 July, 1869, unm.
iv. Susan Elizabeth, 20 Oct., 1846; m. 1 Jan., 1869, Leonard A.

Giles, Troy, N.Y. She d. 25 April, 1872.
v. Ruth Nichols, 29 June, 1848; m. 24 Jan., 1872, James H.

Nichols,
vi. Charlotte Otis, 8 Nov., 1850; m. 5 Mar., 1879, George W.

Mealy, Troy, N.Y.
vii. Benjamin Lincoln, 2 Aug., 1853; d. 24 Jan., 1859.

5. Harrison P.8 (Ephraim7-6 David5 Anthony4 John3-2
Nicholas1), b. 7 Mar., 1837; m. 29 May, 1865, Mary E., dau. of
Richard and Irene (Whittington) Martin, Boston. She d. 4
Feb., 1886. He m. (2) Violet W. Hutt. "Master mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Irene Martin, ; m. 13 May, 1884, Charles F. Wilbur.

ii. Margarette B., 27 Sept., 1866.

iii. Lillian Sherman, 22 Feb., 1869; m. Geo. B. Davis.

6. Ephraim8 (Ephraim7-6 David5 Anthony4 John3-2 Nicholas1),
b. 9 Dec, 1841; m. 24 Dec, 1863, Henrietta, dau. of Adam and
Harriet (Loring) Cushing. She was b. 6 April, 1842. Resides
on Highland Ave., east of the Common.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Amelia Ripley, 31 Aug., 1865; m. 10 June, 1884, Newcomb L.
Damon.

7. ii. Ephraim, 15 Sept., 1868.

iii. Henry, 31 July, 1872; d. 27 Aug., 1872.
iv. Margaret Bates, 20 Jan., 1881.

392 Snow.

7. Ephraim9 (Ephraim8-7-6 David5 Anthony4 John3"2
Nicholas1), b. 15 Sept., 1868; m. 12 Dec, 1894, Maude, dau. of

Gideon and Martha L. (Knox) Dickinson. She was b. , 1866,

in Boston. " Real estate agent." Resides on Beach St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha Dickinson, 25 Mar., 1899.

Salvador Sabate y Morell, b. at Villaseca, Tarragona, Spain,
11 April, 1790, was naturalized at Coh., 9 April, 1816, as Samuel

Snow. He m. , 1813, Betsey, dau. of Samuel and Betty

(Lincoln) Pratt. She was b. 29 April, 1792, and d. in Boston, 14
Mar., 1853. He was lost at sea, 3 Oct., 1825. " Master mariner."
Lived on Margin St. in house (now gone) built by Abraham
Tower, but bought in 18 15 house on So. Main St. built by Laban
Worrick in 1796, which was the home of the family until his widow
sold it in 1840, and removed to Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ezekiel Lincoln, 21 July, 1813; m. twice; d. 22 Mar., 1845,

leaving son, Edwin, who d. unm. before 1870.
ii. Elizabeth W., 23 Jan., 1817; d. unm., 1 Sept., 1890.
iii. Mary, 23 Jan., 181 7; m. Francis A. Atwood. He d. n Sept., 1851.

She d. 25 Mar., 1878. 4 ch.
iv. Samuel, i Jan., 1820; d. next day.
v. Thomas Rogers, bt. 30 April, 1820; d. 20 May, 1820.
vi. Samuel Thomas, 18 July, 1824.

Samuel Thomas (Samuel = Betsey Pratt), b. 18 July, 1824;
m. 19 Oct., 1848, Adeline Carter Dinsmore. She was b. 24 Aug.,
1847, and d. 14 Nov., 1904. He d. in Boston, 11 Nov., 1901.
From 23 Mar., 1840, until his death he was with the Revere
Copper Company of Boston, of which he was treasurer for many
years. First president of the board of trustees of Paul Pratt
Memorial Library. The present library building was built on
land given by him for the purpose. About 1866 he purchased
the house on So. Main St. in which he was born, and made it his
summer home.

Ch.,—

Isabel Dinsmore, b. 6 May, 1858; d. 13 Dec, 1884.

Zoeth8 (Zoeth7-6 Joseph5"4 Edward3 Jabez2 Nicholas1 = Con-
stance Hopkins, a passenger on the Mayflower, 1620), b. in
Brewster, 29 Sept., 1825; m. Rebecca Adelia, dau. of Thomas Lin-
nell and Louisa (Rogers) Mayo. She was b. in Orleans, 3 Mar.,
1839. He d. in Coh. 26 Sept., 1901, and was buried in Brewster.
His grandfather, Zoeth6, m. Hannah Foster, a descendant of
Elder Wm. Brewster of the Mayflower.

Snow — Sohier — Souther. 393

Ch., b. in Brewster, —

i. Henry Everett, 3 Dec, 1865; d. 6 Aug., 1866.
ii. Freeman, ) . „, , . „,

iii. Charles, \Au^ l86T, d. Aug., 1867.

iv. Irene Pierson, 8 Nov., 1863; m. .

v. Warren, 4 Nov., 1869.

SOHIER.

William Davies3 (Edward2-1), b. in Boston, 14 Mar., 1787;
m. 29 June, 1807, Elizabeth Amory, dau. of Dr. Aaron and
Rebecca (Amory) Dexter. She was b. 6 Sept., 1788, in Boston, and
d. 4 Feb., 1872, in Boston. He d. 11 June, 1868, in Coh. Lived
in Coh. in the summer, having bought about 1834, from the
D. S. Greenough estate, the house on No. Main St. probably
built about 17 13 by Joseph3 Bates.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Edward Dexter, 24 April, 1810; m. 16 Feb., 1836, Hannah Louisa

Amonr.
ii. Joseph Foster, 18 June, 181 1; d. 14 Jan., 1817.
iii. Mary Davies, 2 April, 1817; m. 29 Dec, 1845, Waldo Higginson.
iv. William, 24 Mar., 1822; m. 13 Oct., 1846, Susanna C. Lowell.
v. Elizabeth Brimmer, 19 Dec, 1823; m. 6 Jan., 1848, Dr. Henry

Bryant.
vi. George Brimmer, 19 Nov., 1832; d. 18 Jan., 1877.

SOUTHER.

1. Joseph4 (Joseph3-2 Nathaniel1), b. 27 Feb., 1685-6, in Boston;
m. 22 April, 1708, Content, dau. of Ibrook and Margaret (Hardin)
Tower. She was b. in Hing. 13 Feb., 1683-4, and d. 18 Dec, 1730.
He d. 22 July, 1740. "Shipwright." Resided on King St.,
facing on what is now Pond St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Content, 16 Mar., 1709; d. 17 Oct., 1725.

ii. Samuel, 15 Oct., 1711; d. 20 July, 1713.

iii. Sarah, , 1714; m. 1 Nov., 1734, Joseph Blake, Scit.

iv. Mary, 3 Mar., 1716; m. 21 Jan., 1739, James Cushing, Jr., Scit.
:!. v. Joseph, 20 Nov., 1721.

vi. Elizabeth, bt. 4 Nov., 1722; m. 5 Sept., 1744, Micah Jepson.

vii. Daniel, bt. 13 Aug., 1727; m. 24 April, 1729, Judith Lobdell of

Hull, where he settled and d. , 1797, aged 70 yrs. Known

as "Captain." Town Treasurer several years, and a man of
prominence in the Revolution.

2. Joseph5 (Joseph4-3-2 Nathaniel1), b. 20 Nov., 1721; m.
22 Oct., 1744, Abigail, dau. of Ebenezer and Hannah (Gannett)
Kent. She was b. in Hing. 29 Mar., 1723, and d. 2 Mar., 1808.
He d. 8 Feb., 1808 (cem. stone). "Shipwright." Constable,
1756. Resided on Beechwood St., sec. pre. Selectman, 1770.

394 Souther.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

3. i. Joseph, 31 Dec, 1745.

ii. Elizabeth, 17 May, 1748; m. 9 Mar., 1775, Capt. Joseph Cud-

wOrth, Scit.
iii. Hannah, 30 May, 1750; m. 25 Nov., 1773, Gershom Ewell.
iv. Lydia, 22 June, 1752; d. 17 Nov., 1754.

v. John, 13 Feb., 1755; m. 21 Dec, 1780, Deborah Leavitt, Hing.
vi. Daniel, ii Feb., 1758; m. 15 April, 1784, Grace Sprague, Hing.
She d. 13 June, 1847.

4. vii. Asa, 22 July, 1760.

viii. Laban, 9 Nov., 1762; m. , Martha Marble. He d. 19 Dec,

1840.
ix. Elijah, 15 May, 1766; d. 12 Dec, 1785.

3. Joseph6 (Joseph5-4-3-2 Nathaniel1), b. 31 Dec., 1745; m.
1 May, 1769, Esther, dau. of Chasling and Susanna (Tower)
Worrick. She was b. in Hing. 13 May, 1745. He d. 3 April,
1827. She d. 25 May, 183 1. Soldier of the Revolution. Lived
on King St. in house built by his grandfather.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abner, bt. 18 Nov., 1770; d. 18 Aug., 1829.
ii. Daniel, bt. 6 Dec, 1772; d. young.

5. iii. Nathan, 12 June, 1774.

iv. Nabby, 1 June, 1777; m. , Clitus Vinal. She d. 29 Jan., 1861.

v. David, I, T R (rn. .

vi. Lot, JDt- I9 June' l765;lm. 18 Nov., 1805, Lucy Mann, Scit.
He d. 13 May, 1808. (J. W.) She
d. 11 Dec, 1855.

4. Asa6 (Joseph5-4-3-2 Nathaniel1), b. 22 July, 1760; m. 21
Aug., 1782, Meriel, dau. of Job and Mary (Pratt) Tower. She
was bt. 28 Nov., 1762, and d. 26 May, 1795; m. (2) 29 Nov., 1795,
Sarah, dau. of Ezekiel and Oliver (Stodder) Whiton, Hing. She
d. 26 Aug., 1817. He d. 25 Sept., 1799. Lived on King St.
Lane (Sohier St.).

Ch., by 1st wife, —

i. Job, b. in Boston, .

ii. Isaiah, bt. 23 Jan., 1785.
iii. Asa, bt. 13 April, 1795; drowned in Weir River, 10 Dec, 1814.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

iv. Ezekiel, bt. 6 May, 1798; m. ; d. 19 Sept., 1849.

6. v. Laban, bt. 7 Sept., 1800.

5. Nathan7 (Joseph6-5-4-3-2 Nathaniel1), b. 12 June, 1774;
m. 20 Oct., 1799, Sally, dau. of Thomas and Lucy (Joy) Wilson.
She was bt. 28 May, 1780, and d. 5 Nov., 1846. He d. 9 Mar.,
1852. Soldier of the War of 181 2. Lived on Pond St. in old
Souther house.

Souther. 39-

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Jane, 26 Aug., 1800; m. 27 Oct., 181 7, Leavitt Barnes; m. (2)

, John Tyrer; m. (3) Abraham Litchfield, Scit. She d.

17 June, 1888.

7. ii. Caleb, 29 Oct., 1802.

ill. Susan W., 24 Nov., 1804; m. 23 Jan., 1825, Albert Beal. She d.

2 Oct., 1836.
iv. John, 14 July, 1806; d. 7 Feb., 1823.
v. Ruth, 7 April, 1808; m. 11 Nov., 1828, Lewis Vinal.
vi. Mary A., 4 Mar., 181 1; m. 13 Dec, 1831, Lewis Lincoln. She d.

5 Mar., 1894.
vii. Harriet, 21 June, 1813; m. 15 Sept., 1834, George Ripley, Boston.
viii. Elizabeth, 4 Sept., 1817; m. 10 April, 1835, Samuel Beal.
ix. David, 14 Sept., 1820; m. 7 Oct., 1843, Sarah J. Lincoln, Hing.

Removed to Boston.

8. x. John, 4 May, 1824.

6. Laban7 (Asa6 Joseph5-4-3-2 Nathaniel1), bt. 7 Sept., 1800;
m. Jan., 182 1, Elizabeth, dau. of Abraham and Hannah (Kent)
Tower. She was b. 10 Oct., 1803, and d. 10 Nov., 1888. He d.
5 Aug., i860. Selectman, 1837-1840, 1852-1853. Lived on east
side of Common on Highland Ave. in house built 1794 by Rev.
J. C. Shaw.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

9. i. Edwin, i Dec, 1822.

ii. Sarah Elizabeth, i May, 1825; m. 8 June, 1853, William B.

Tower. She d. 19 July, 1887.
iii. Abigail T., 15 Sept., 1827; d. 16 May, 1859.
10. iv. Andrew Jackson, i Oct., 1830.

v. Abraham Tower, 25 May, 1833; d. 22 May, 1850.
vi. Mary L., 25 Jan., 1836; d. 18 July, 1838.
vii. Mary Louisa, 28 Aug., 1839; d. 11 Aug., 1840.
viii. Annie A., 22 Aug., 1842.
ix. Hannah Hobart, 5 Aug., 1846; d. 14 June, 1903, unm.

7. Caleb8 (Nathan7 Joseph6-6-4-3-2 Nathaniel1), b. 29 Oct.,
1802; m. 21 June, 1832, Myra, dau. of Thomas and Nancy (Nor-
cross) Lincoln. She was b. May, 1812, and d. 3 Mar., 1882. He
d. 11 July, 1843, at sea- "Mariner." Lived on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John B., i Sept., 1833; m. 18 Dec, 1856, Cornelia F. May, Plym-
outh. He d. 15 Aug., 1906, Brookline. 3 ch.

ii. Sarah Wilson Hobart, 27 Aug., 1835; m. 29 Dec, 1864, Lewis
Willcutt. No issue.

iii. Allen L., 21 Jan., 1838; d. 22 Sept., 1866, unm.

iv. Myra Elizabeth (changed later to Lucy Richardson), 20 May,
1840; m. 22 Nov., i860, John Loring, Boston. Ch., — Alfred
Richardson, 27 Aug., 1862; Edith Lincoln, 13 May, 1865;
m. Grant Drake, , 1893; Charles Souther, 27 June, 1873.

396 Souther.

8. John8 (Nathan7 Joseph6-5-4-3"2 Nathaniel1), b. 4 May,
1824; m.Q Oct., 1846, Abigail K., dau. of Jesse and Grace (Souther)
Tower. She was b. 29 Sept., 1826. He d. 21 Feb., 1896. Lived
on Pond St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

11. i. William Otis, 4 July, 1851.

9. Edwin8 (Laban7 Asa6 Joseph5-4-3-2 Nathaniel1), b. 1 Dec,
1822. Married Harriet, dau. of Thomas and Priscilla (Nichols)
Farrow. She was b. 22 May, 1825, and d. 23 Jan., 1902. He d.
6 Mar., 1901. Lived on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

12. i. Edwin Francis, 5 June, 1846.

ii. George Frederick, 17 Oct., 1851; d. 22 Dec, 1856.

10. Andrew Jackson8 (Laban7 Asa8 Joseph5-4-3-2 Nathaniel1),
b. 1 Oct., 1830; m. (Int. 22 Sept., 1856) Mary A. T., dau. of George
Hayden, Boston. He m. (2) (Int. 16 July, 1861) Mehitable
Copeland, dau. of George and Abigail (Eaton) Hartwell. " Depot-
master." Town Clerk, 1865. Treasurer, 1864-1865. He d.
6 Mar., 1898. Lived in house of his father.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Sydney Herbert, 6 Sept., 1859; d. 2 Oct., 1863.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Harry Washburn, 29 Nov., 1862; m. 28 Sept., 1898, Sigrid

Lunde. He d. 7 Jan., 1900. No issue. Postmaster, 1897-1900.

iii. Eleanor Grace, 9 Feb., 1866; in. 24 Jan., 1894, Otis R. Cooke,

Scit. He d. 27 July, 1901. One child, Rosamond. She m.

(2) 18 Nov., 1903, Edward Herbert Skinner, Mansfield.

iv. Abbie Hartwell, 21 April, 1869. Postmistress, 1900-.

v. Edward E. Hale, 23 July, 1871; m. 1 Sept., 1906, Sally Fabens

Cushing.
vi. George Winthrop, 8 Aug., 1874; m. 22 June, 1904, Sarah Theresa

Buehler, Canterbury, N.H.
vii. Ray Mortimer, 12 Aug., 1878.

viii. Blanche Mortimer, 28 Nov., 1881; m. 6 Jan., 1906, Alexander
Rose, Quincy.

11. William Otis9 (John8 Nathan7 Joseph6"5-4-3-2 Nathaniel1),
b. 4 July, 1851; m. 18 Dec., 1873, Orianna A., dau. of Isaiah and
Martha S. (Litchfield) Lincoln. She was b. May, 1854. "Ice-
dealer." Lives on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Albert Lincoln, 28 July, 1874; d. 5 July, 1875.
ii. Orianna Augusta, 5 Aug., 1876.
iii. William Otis, 8 Feb., 1879; m. 22 Oct., 1905, Louise Stoddard.

Son, Nathan, b. 29 July, 1908.
iv. David, i June, 1881.

v. Bertha Orilla, 18 Oct., 1883.

Souther — Souza — Spear. 397

12. Edwin Francis' (Edwin8 Laban7 Asa6 Joseph5-4-3-2
Nathaniel1), b. 5 June, 1846; m. 24 Dec., 1883, Elizabeth H., dau.

of Ralph and Anne (Capcll) Hobill, Pembroke. She was b. ,

1855. "Cabinet-maker." Lives on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

13. i. Russell Thomas, 12 June, 1885.

ii. Priscilla Nute, 2 Nov., 1886; m. 10 April, 1906, Neil Currie
MacKenzie. Dau., Elizabeth Katherine, b. 14 Jan., 1907.

David10 (William O.9 John8 Nathan7 Joseph6-5-4"3-2 Nathan-
iel1), b. 1 June, 1881; m. 20 July, 1904, Mabel Louisa, dau.
of Charles E. and Mary L. (Blake) MacKenzie. She was b.
20 June, 1886, in Boston. "Ice-dealer." Lives on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elinor Blake, 10 Sept., 1905.
ii. David, 4 April, 1908.

13. Russell Thomas10 (Edwin F.9 Edwin8 Laban7 Asa6
Joseph5-4-3-2 Nathaniel1), b. 12 June, 1885; m. 5 April, 1903,

Rosa, dau. of Charles and Julia (Atunti) Baba. She was b. ,

1885. Is building a house on Sohier St., 1908.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Waldo Edwin, 21 Mar., 1904.
ii. Evelyn Rosa, 3 Mar., 1906.

Note. — Samuel C, Jr., m. 26 Sept., 1881, Rachel A. Wimer, both of Hing.
Joaquin /., of Boston, m. 27 Aug., 1888, Gertrude M. Bouve\ Porter, of
Hing., m. 28 Sept., 1891, Eva Tower.

SOUZA (DESOUZA).

Manuel R. (Antoine = Mary A. Augusta) , b. Western Islands,

, 1880; m. 26 Dec, 1904, Anna Grace, dau. of Matthew and

Polsena (Silvia) Markwich. She was b. , 1880, Scit. Lives

on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Margaret, 31 Jan., 1906.

Note. — Mary E., d. 23 April, 1875, aged 31 yrs. 6 mos. Manuel C,
d. 8 Jan., 1905, aged 78 yrs.

SPEAR.

David, , 1698; m. 27 Jan., 1724-5, Bethiah Farrow. He

d. 8 Sept., 1725. She m. (2) n Aug., 1726, Samuel Webb, Wey-
mouth.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Bethiah, 17 Oct., 1725 (posthumous).

398 Spear — Spoor — Sprague — S prowls — Spun — Stanley.

1. Thomas T. (George = Hannah Jenkins of Quincy), b.
1837; m. 24 Feb., 1862, Deborah L., dau. of Charles A. and
Amelia S. (Cook) Studley. She was b. 1841 and d. 13 June, 1900.
Of U. S. Navy in the Civil War. Built house on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
2. i. Walter Thomas, 4 Mar., 1864.

2. Walter Thomas (Thomas T. = Deborah Studley), b. 4
Mar., 1864; m. 31 July, 1886, Nellie F. Eaton, Woodstock, Vt.,

dau. of Adna and Lucy (Hutchinson) Eaton. She was b. ,

1858. Lives on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Louise Thomas, 14 Aug., 1887.

Note. — Richard, of Weymouth, m. 20 July, 1864, Christianna Barnes.

SPOOR.

Nelson T., m. Eunice, dau. of Alexander and Eunice (Sears)
Robbins.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ella, 29 Nov., 1863.

SPRAGUE.

Mary, widow, d. 3 Nov., 1839, aged 86 yrs. Charles R.,
Hing., m. 18 Dec, 1870, Luella J. Ewell. George Wilkie, son
of Charles and Nellie (Wilkie), b. 8 Sept., 1904.

SPROWLS.

Child of Silas and Henrietta ( ), b. 7 Sept., 1877.

SPURR.

Edward W., m. Martha P., dau. of John S. and Cordelia A.
(Bell) Taylor. She was b. Scit. 1849. She survived him and m.
30 Dec, 1875, Joseph Tucker Gardner of Marblehead. Lived en
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Joseph Park, 19 Feb., 1870.
ii. John S., 13 Dec, 1871 ; m. 3 Nov., 1891, Nellie E. M. Turpel, Boston.

STANLEY.

Arthur (George A. = Lydia A. Prince), b. Beverly, , 1859;

m. 3 Aug., 1887, Harriet D. Burgess of Hampton Falls, N.H.,

Stanley — Steele — Stephens — Steph enson. 399

dau. of Isaac J. and Harriet N. (Bronson) Burgess of Calais,

Me. She was b. , 1861. Teacher of Coh. H. Sch. 1885-

1890. Lived on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Arthur, 5 June, 1888.

STEELE.

Charles, b. 25 July, 1897, son of John and Elsie (Kirkwald).
Charles W., d. unm. 25 Dec, 1907, aged 48 yrs. 4 mos. 19 days,
son of James and Ann (Donaldson), Scotland.

STEPHENS.

William, of Eng., m. 4 Sept., 1864, Sarah Glazier, both of Hull.
He d. 4 Feb., 1866, aged 75 yrs. Ellen Catherine Maria, dau.
of Harry L., b. 31 May, 1900.

STEPHENSON.

1. John1, prob. b. in Eng. 30 April, 1690, according to tradition
came to Mass. Bay in New England as "carpenter," of the English
warship "Lucitanus," and, with one of his associates, landed at
Hing. He m. at Boston, 22 July, 17 17, Rachel, dau. of Richard
and Abigail (Farrow) Tower. She was b. in Hing. 24 Feb., 1696-7.
Will proved 7 May, 1773. " Master mariner." One of committee
" to draw a plan for a new meeting house," 1746. Prob. built
house on So. Main St. now residence of Marshall P. Williams.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

2. i. John, , 1 718-9.

3. ii. Jesse, 29 Jan., 1720-1.

iii. Obadiah, 22 Oct., 1724; d. 23 Oct., 1750.

iv. Reuben, 2 Oct., 1726; m. at Boston, 24 Nov., 1757, Elizabeth

Parrott.
v. Luke, 17 June, 1728; d. 31 Dec, 1750.

4. vi. Luther, 30 July, 1730.

vii. Lucitanus, 13 April, 1732; d. 22 July, 1791. Soldier in French
and Indian War.

5. viii. Solon, 14 Sept., 1734.

ix. Sarah, 16 June, 1736; m. 8 Nov., 1756, Caleb Joy.

6. x. Jeroue, bt. 25 June, 1738.

xi. Thomas, . Living in 1786.

2. John2 (John1), b. , 1718-9; m. 22 Oct., 1747, Martha,

dau. of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Lincoln) Nichols. She was b.
16 Jan., 1726-7. He was at the capture of Louisburg, 1745.
Lived near Ship Cove. Removed to Chesterfield, Mass., 1770.

400 Stephenson.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. William, 2 July, 1748.

ii. Jane, 19 June, 1754.
iii. Elizabeth, 29 June, 1757
iv. Obadiah, 29 Sept., 1759.

v. Nathaniel, 17 Mar., 1762.
vi. John, 20 Feb., 1765.
vii. Paul, bt. 30 Aug., 1767; d. soon.
viii. Paul, bt. 1 Feb., 1770.

3. Jesse2 (John1), b. 29 Jan., 1720-1; m. (Int. 4 Dec, 1742)

Content, dau. of James and Mary ( ) Cushing, Scit. She was

bt. 22 July, 1722. He d. abt. 1776. Member of Com. of Inspection,
1774. Prob. built house on Gulf Stream at public landing place.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Ruth, 14 Mar., 1744; d. 12 April, 1764.
7. ii. Elisha, 4 Aug., 1747; d. 25 Dec, 1748.
iii. Molly, 8 Oct., 1748; d. Dec, 1748.

iv. Molly, ii Jan., 1749-50; m. 24 July, 1770, Edward Amos,
v. Elisha, 14 Sept., 1753.
vi. Hannah, 17 Dec, 1755; d. 7 Jan., 1760.
vii. Luke, 6 May, 1757. Revolutionary soldier.
viii. James, 16 July, 1759; d. 27 Dec, 1759.
ix. Sarah, 20 Nov., 1760; m. 17 Sept., 1781, Joseph Marble.

4. Luther2 (John1), b. 30 July, 1730; m. 13 May, 1756, Lucy,
dau. of Ebenezer and Elizabeth (Low) Beal. She was bt. in
Hing. 16 April, 1736, and d. 24 Sept., 1815. He d. 24 June, 1812.
Soldier in French and Indian War. Resided in house on So. Main
St. built by his father.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Celia, 28 Jan., 1757.
ii. Abigail, 31 Aug., 1758.

8. iii. Reuben, 12 Dec, 1760.

iv. Olive, 9 Sept., 1762; d. 28 July, 1837.

v. Lucy, , 1764; m. 19 Mar., 1786, Caleb Cushing.

vi. Alice, bt. 10 April, 1768; m. 7 Feb., 1790, Enoch Cole, Scit.; m.
(2) abt. 1795, John Sutton.

9. vii. Luther, bt. 16 Sept., 1770.

viii. James, 27 Dec, 1772; m. 7 June, 1798, Desire Sprague, Hing.
ix. John, 2 April, 1775; d. 7 May, 1852, unm.
x. Ebenezer, 3 Aug., 1777; removed to New York.

5. Solon2 (John1), b. 14 Sept., 1734; m. 31 Dec, 1761, Susanna,
dau. of Jonathan and PerciUa (Lincoln) Beal. She was b. in
Hing. 27 Jan., 1736-7. He removed with his family to Belfast,
Me., where he d. in 1807. Chairman of Selectmen at Belfast,

Stephenson. 401

Me., 1777, 1778, 1779. Moderator, Coh., 1785. "Mariner."
Served in French and Indian War. Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Caleb, 7 May, 1764; m. Drexea Sprague. 6 sons and 5 daus.
Ch., b. in Belfast, Me.,—
10. ii. Martin, , 1766.

6. Jerome2 (John1), bt. 25 June, 1738; m. 22 Dec, 1760, Mary,
dau. of Jonathan and Percilla (Lincoln) Beal. She was b. in
Hing. 6 July, 1740. This family removed to Belfast, Me., 1789,
where Jerome d. 1820. Moderator, 1783, 1788. French and
Indian War. Com. of Inspection, 1774. Resided on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

i. Betty, 20 Oct., 1761; m. 31 Oct., 1788, Joseph Marble, widr.
ii. Priscilla, 8 May, 1763; d. young.
11. iii. Francis, 27 May, 1764.

iv. Zenas, 13 April, 1766; removed to Me.

v. Ruth, 17 Jan., 1768; m. Brown.

vi. Thomas, 8 Oct., 1769. "Shipmaster." Removed to Belfast, Me..

1807. He d. 20 Oct., 1857.
vii. Charles, ii Aug., 1771; d. at Waldo, Me.

viii. Warren, 26 Sept., 1773; d. at sea on the passage from So. Carolina,
ix. Susanna, 21 July, 1776; m. William Morrill,
x. Priscilla, 7 Sept., 1777; m. Elijah Morrill,
xi. Molly, 30 April, 1780; m. Andrew Patterson, Belfast, Me.
xii. Elizabeth, bt. 5 Sept., 1783.

xiii. Temperance, ; d. young.

xiv. Jerome, 16 Nov., 1788; m. and had issue. Lived in Belfast, Me

7. Elisha3 (Jesse2 John1), b. 14 Sept., 1753; m. 27 Sept., 1778,
Lucy, dau. of Ebenezer and Elizabeth (Ripley) Beal. She was b.
4 Aug., 1757, and d. 10 Feb., 1791. He d. 23 Feb., 1796. Revo-
lutionary soldier. Resided in house of his father, near Gulf
Stream.

Ch.,—

i. John.
ii. Elisha.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

iii. Peggy Loring, 18 June, 1786.
iv. Rachel, 18 June, 1786; d. 21 Nov., 1804.
v. Jesse, 18 June, 1786; buried 24 June, 1791 (J. W.).

8. Reuben3 (Luther2 John1), b. 12 Dec, 1760; m. 26 Aug., 1783,
Hannah, dau. of Samuel and Susanna (Bates) Orcutt. She wa?
bt. 28 Aug., 1763, and d. 19 Mar., 1843. He d. 6 Feb., 1841.

402 Stephenson — Sterling.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Peter, 30 April, 1784; m. . Peter Jr., b. 13 Feb., 1812; d.

4 Feb., 1835, at Boston,
ii. Collins, 16 Nov., 1786.
iii. Martin, 2 Nov., 1790.
iv. Hannah, 4 Sept., 1793; d. 16 Dec, 1822.
v. Sally, bt. 23 Nov., 1794.
vi. Nabby, 5 Mar., 1796; d. 30 Sept., 1869.
vii. Reuben, 23 Oct., 1798; d. Jan., 1829.
viii. Luther, 26 Sept., 1801; d. , 1845.

9. Luther3 (Luther2 John1), bt. 16 Sept., 1770; m. Mary .

She d. 6 Mar., 1827, aged 55 yrs. He was drowned in Boston
Harbor, 26 Dec., 1836. "Master mariner." Commander and part
owner of ship Mary. Soldier of the War of 18 12. Moderator,
1803, 1819, 1825. Built abt. 1795 house at south end of Common,
now owned by Joseph St. John.

Ch.,—

i. Child, ; d. 23 May, 1797.

10. Martin3 (Solon2 John1), b. , 1766; m. Lydia, dau. of

Obadiah and Jael (Curtis) Lincoln. She was b. 8 Feb., 1768.
Removed to Lancaster, where his children were prob. born.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

Polly,

Betsy, > 16 Jan., 1802.

i,\ 16

Lydia,

Galen Lincoln, 23 Oct., 1803.

11. Francis3 (Jerome2 John1), b. 27 May, 1764; m. 4 May,
1788, Susa, dau. of David and Susanna (Tower) Marble. She
was b. 26 June, 1764. He m. (2) 21 Oct., 1790, Chloe, dau. of
Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Whitcomb) Lincoln. She was b. 15 June,
1767, and, surviving him, m. (2) 12 Oct., 1795, Abel Kent, Jr.
Francis removed, after the birth of his first child, to Belfast, Me.,
where he probably died.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —
i. Francis, 17 July, 1791.

Note. — Miss Lavinia, of Springfield, d. 4 Sept., 1828, aged 28 yrs,
Charles A., m. 1 Jan., 1887, Agnes Shay, both of Braintree. Harry, Salem.
m. 29 Nov., 1899, Grace J. Wells, Ipswich. A

STERLING.

Jennie, d. 16 Oct., 1898, aged 79 yrs. 2 mos. 17 days.

Stetson. 403

STETSON (STUTSON).

1. James4 (James3 Benjamin2 Robert1), b. in Boston, 11 Sept.,
1699; m. abt. 1733, Margaret . There is convincing circum-
stantial evidence that she was Margaret (Haugh) Oakes, dau. of
Samuel Haugh and widow of Rev. Josiah Oakes, but no record of
her second marriage has been found, and there is no record in
Coh. either of her death or of James Stutson's. In the Central
Cemetery their children are buried beside those of Josiah and
Margaret Oakes.

The first mention of James Stutson in records of Hing., sec. pre.,
is as follows: "12 Aug., 1724 — voated that Jeams Stutson should
have one pound six shillings for work done in the meeting-house
about ye deacons seat, and making a closet under the pulpit and
rinding a lock and putting it on closet door." In 1749 he had
the largest farm in the Beechwoods, but in 1750 he owned the land
on Main St. south of Rev. Nehemiah Hobart, and prob. lived in
the house, which (enlarged) is now Dr. H. E. Fernald's. Before
1763, he built a house on what is now Elm St., where he probably
died in 1772. "Farmer," "housewright," and "shipwright."
He was one of the builders of the new meeting-house in 1747, and
purchased the old one, the timbers and panels of which he used

in building several Coh. houses.

#

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. James, bt. 15 Sept., 1734; d. 17 May, 1740.

3. ii. Benjamin, 12 April, 1737.

iii. Ezekiel, 28 Oct., 1738; d. 12 Feb., 1739-40.

iv. John, 10 Nov., 1739; d. 17 May, 1740.

v. Lydia, 1 April, 1741; d. 1 June, 1741.

vi. Margaret, 26 July, 1742; d. 17 Aug., 1742.

vii. Atherton Haugh, 12 Nov., 1746; d. 6 Dec, 1746.

2. William4 (James3 Benjamin2 Robert1), b. in Boston, 26
April, 1704; m. in Hing., sec. pre., 10 May, 1739, Abigail (Cushing)
Kilby, widow of Richard Kilby, and dau. of Daniel and Elizabeth
(Thaxter) Cushing. She was b. in Hing. 1 Jan., 1699-1700.
Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Richard, 22 Feb., 1730-40.
ii. William, 10 Mar., 1740-1.
iii. Susanna, 5 June, 1743.

3. Benjamin5 (James4-3 Benjamin2 Robert1), b. 12 April,
1737; m. in Scit. 5 Feb., 1756, Zebiah, dau. of Robert and Ann
(Stephens) Ellms. "Carpenter." In 1763, he mortgages to
Robert Ellms of Scitu ate, " Dwelling house which my father

404 Stetson.

James Stutson and I have lately been a building in the second
parish Hing., near to the place called Gardners Run rocks on the
land the town gave my father James Stutson liberty to erect a
dwelling house upon part whereof I purchased of my said father
15 Mar., 1763." From Town Treasurer's book of accounts, 13
Feb., 1772, "To Bcnj. Stetson for whiping-post and stocks.''
Revolutionary soldier. Removed to Scit., where he has numerous
descendants.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., -

i. Lydia6, 29 Dec, 1756.

ii. Anna, 23 April, 1759.

iii. Susanna, 9 Nov., 1760.

iv. James, 26 June, 1763.

v. Zebiah, 14 May, 1765.
vi. Leah, 22 Feb., 1769.
vii. Benjamin, 7 July, 177:

vii

William7 (Lydia8 Benjamin5 James4 James3 Benjamin2 Robert1),
bt. 15 Nov., 1778; m. abt. 1804, Betsey Leavitt, dau. of Daniel
and Elizabeth (Nichols) Burrell. She was bt. 17 Feb., 1771, and
d. 14 Oct., 1825. He d. abt. 1820. " Cabinet-maker." Lived in
house of his grandfather Benjamin on Ship Cove Lane, which was
enlarged to such an extent that it was known as" Stutson's folly."
Soldier of the War of 181 2.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Eliza, 15 Mar.,
ii. Caroline, 14 SL^.

iii. Julia Ann, 2 Aug., 1807; m. Chase; m. (2) .

iv. Eliza, 4 Sept., 1808; m. Chadbourne; m. (2)

i. Eliza, 15 Mar., 1805; d. 18 Mar., 1805, aged 18 mos.
ii. Caroline, 14 Sept., 1805; m. Austin.

. She
d. 17 Aug., 1877, in Boston.

1. Morgan B. (Elisha = Betsey Barstow of Leeds, Me.), b
Oct., 1820; m. Mary O., dau. of Jonathan and Cynthia (Willard)
Gross of Duxbury. She was b. 5 July, 1822, and d. 13 April, 1891.
He m. (2) 25 Sept., 1892, Rebecca B. (Gross) Smith, dau. of
Jonathan and Cynthia (Willard) Gross. She d. 9 Nov., 1907. He
d. 22 Jan., 1898. No issue. "Trader." Built house and store
on Summer St., cor. of Snow Place.

2. Elisha (Elisha = Betsey Barstow of Leeds, Me.), m.
Aurelia M. Beals. She was b. 8 April, 183 1, and d. 31 May, 1898.
He d. 17 Jan., 1908. "Trader." Resided on Summer St., corner
of Snow Place, in house built by Capt. Peter Pratt.

Ch., —

3. i. Albert, b. abt. 1851.

ii. George E., b. in Coh. 9 July, 1859; d. 24 Aug., 1892.

Stetson — Stevens — Stewart. 405

3. Albert (Elisha = Aurelia M. Beals), b. abt. 185 1 ; m. Ada L.
Buss.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henry Morgan, 5 Feb., 1883; m. 16 Feb., 1904, Grace Lothrop
Studley. "Dentist." Resides in Weymouth.

Abisha, b. Kingston , 1706; m. in Hing., sec. pre., 21 Aug.,

1730, Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas and Patience (Tower) James.
She was b. 21 Aug., 1706, and d. 21 June, 1768. Lived on So.
Main St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Lemuel, 27 Jan., 1730-1.

ii. Levi, 12 Dec, 1732.

iii. Elizabeth, April, 1735; d. 12 May, 1735.

iv. Jairus, 14 Aug., 1739.

v. John, 10 July, 1741.

Note. — Elbridge Gerry, of Randolph, m. 1 Jan., 1872, Mary Elizabeth
Ainslie of Scit. Samuel A. Allen m. 29 Nov., 1876, Abbie D., both of Ran-
dolph. Geo. W. Odell m. 25 June, 1896, Emma, both of Scit.

STEVENS.

Thomas A. = Louisa Clarke. "Ice-dealer." Lives on Beech-
wood St., near King.

Ch.,—

i. Gladys, .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Elmer T., 20 Jan., 1896; d. 2 Dec, 1896.
iii. Robert Kendall Clarke, 21 Mar., 189:
iv. Elizabeth Louise, 6 Sept., 1900.

v. Malcolm Hall, 31 Mar., 1902.

Note. — Robert Waldo, son of Horace H. and Helen A., b. 25 June, i86q.
Esther (Ethel Jordan on Town Rec), dau. of Edward L. and Catherine A.
Dyer, b. 5 Sept., 1895.

STEWART.

1. William Temple Stanley1 (William = Betsey Turnbull
of London, Eng.), b. 14 Nov., 18 10, in London, Eng.; came first to
Halifax in 1828, and the same year to Coh. with Capt. Joseph
Briggs. He m. 29 Mar., 1846, Elizabeth C, dau. of James S.
and Elizabeth Stutson (Bowker) Damon of Scit. She was b. in

Scit. 5 April, 1828, and d. Nov., 1908. He d. 8 May, 1885,

at Taunton. "Mariner." Resided on Spring St.

406 Stewart — St. John.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Francis, 24 Dec, 1846; d. 21 Mar., 1850.
ii. William Henry, 8 July, 1848; m. 15 Oct., 1874, Emily Lynde,
Melrose. 2 ch. He m. (2) 23 Dec, 1880, Fannie Barron, Mel-
rose. 3 ch.
iii. George Temple, 16 May, 1850; d. 22 Sept., 1851.
2. iv. Edwin Gleason, 9 July, 1852.

v. Lizzie Jane, 7 Oct., 1854; m. 30 April, 1874, Charles J. Wing,

Melrose. 2 sons,
vi. Susie Ella, 27 Dec, 1856; m. 14 Nov., 1875, Andrew Lynde,
Melrose. Dau. Susan E., d. 10 Sept., 1877, aged 3 mos. 27 days,
vii. Mary Alice, 26 Jan., 1859; m. 3 Oct., 1880, Joseph E. Putnam,

Jr., Needham.
viii. Julia Almena, 16 June, 1861; m. 20 Mar., 1886, William R.
Rogers, Georgetown, Me.; m. (2) 22 Jan., 1900, Frank Lynch.

Lx. Frank Temple, 17 July, 1863; m. , Cora .

x. John Alexander, 1 [m. , Mary Campbell,

~ QA I Prince Edward Island.

15 Uct., 1S05; One ch., lives in Melrose,
xi. Leonard Harris, J |d. 1 Dec, 1868.

xii. Emily Nannie, 4 Dec, 1867; m. 5 Dec, 1889, in Dedham,
Alexander R. Boles of Arlington.

2. Edwin Gleason2 (William T. S.1 = Elizabeth C. Damon),
b. 9 July, 1852; m. 1 May, 1879, Bertha L., dau. of Isaiah and
Martha L. (Litchfield) Lincoln. She was b. 21 May, 1858, and
d. 18 June, 1906. "Butcher." Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ella Louise, 4 May, 1880; m. 10 June, 1906, Frank Loverell

Hunting, Newton.
ii. Georgianna Almena, 30 Sept., 1882.
iii. Dau., 16 Feb., 1894; stillborn.

Note. — John N., b. 12 July, 1889, son of John N. and Georgianna (Carroll).
Frank Herbert Campbell m. 29 Feb., 1904, Eunice Emily, dau. of Wm. Henry
and Emily (Lynde). Eliza G. (Whitcomb),dau. of Joel and Eliza C. (Preston)
Whit comb of Hillsboro, N.H., and wife of Joseph D., d. in Coh., 10 Sept.,
1907, aged 87 yrs. 1 mo. 1 day.

ST. JOHN.

James (Joseph = Margaret Curran), b. 10 Aug., 181 2; m.
Anastasia Powers. She d. 1853 in Newfoundland. He m. (2)
(Int. 5 Mar., 1868) Mary (Kane) Cole, dau. of Timothy and Mary
Kane, and widow of Charles Cole. He d. 4 Mar., 1894.

Ch., b. in Newfoundland, —

i. Margaret, , 1842.

ii. Joseph, 8 Oct., 1844.

iii. William, , 1850; m. (Int. 5 May, 1888) Annie HafTerin.

iv. John, , 1852.

St. John — Stockbridge — Stoddard. 407

Joseph (James = Anastasia Powers), b. in Newfoundland,
8 Oct., 1844; m. in Weymouth, 27 Nov., 1869, Catherine, dau. of
John and Margaret (Rae) Roche. She was b. in Flemingstown,
Ireland, April, 1849. "Trader." Postmaster, 1885-1889 and
1893-1897. Lives at south end of Common in house built by
Capt. Luther Stephenson.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Anastasia, 19 May, 1871.
ii. James Thomas, 4 Mar., 1873.
iii. Mary Elizabeth, 7 Sept., 1877; d. 27 May, 1894.
iv. Cecily, 29 April, 1880.

v. Charles Joseph, 30 Aug., 1884; m. 16 Nov., 1905, Carrie Emer-
son Spring, Hing. Son, Paul Stanley, b. in Hing.
• vi. Theresa Catherine, 3 Mar., 1887.

STOCKBRIDGE.

Samuel6 (Samuel5-4-3 Charles2 John1, Scit., 1638), b. 26 July,
1769, in Scit.; m. 18 May, 1800, Sibae, dau. of Dea. Israel and
Sarah (Cass) Litchfield, Scit. She was b. 6 April, 1780, and d.
28 Sept., 1808. " Master mariner." He d. 22 Feb., 1810. Pur-
chased 14 April, 1803, wharf and stores and "new house" with
three-fourths of an acre of land, of administrator of estate of
Samuel6 Bates.

Ch., b. in Scit. and Coh., —

i. Sumner, , 1802; d. 25 Oct., 1810.

ii. Samuel, April, 1804; d. 10 June, 1875, unm.
iii. Sibae, Feb., 1806; d. 9 Aug., 1849.
iv. Child, Mar., 1808; d. Mar., 1808.

Hector6 (Samuel5-4-3 Charles2 John1), b. 22 Nov., 1782, in Scit.;
m. 11 Oct., 1807, Clarissa, dau. of Caleb and Lydia (Kent)
Nichols. She was b. 2 April, 1784, and d. 6 Oct., 1839. He was
drowned in Coh. Harbor, 7 Jan., 1810. She m. (2) 22 Dec, 1818,
Henry Pratt. Lived in part of house purchased by his brother
Samuel.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lewis N., 21 Oct., 1808; d. 18 Feb., 1882, at Boston. One son.

Note. — Betsey, d. 21 Nov., 1852, unm. (sister of Samuel and Hector).
Mary Ann, d. 18 Nov., 1900, at Somerville; prob. wife of Lewis N., aged
87 yrs. William H., Hing., m. 19 Nov., 1896, Hattie J. Hyland, Norwell.

STODDARD (STODDER).

1. Stephen3 (Samuel2 John1, Hing., 1638), b. in Hing. 18 Sept.,
1674; m. 1 April, 1700, Hannah, dau. of Cornelius and Anna

408 Stoddard.

Canterbury. She was b. in Hing. 29 June, 1669, and d. 31 Dec,
1726. He m. (2) 24 Jan., 1727-8, Mrs. Rebecca King, Marsh-
iield. She survived him. He d. July, 1753. "Wheelwright."
Selectman, 171 1. Constable, 1727-8. Res. on Beechwood St.,
sec. pre., and earlier on Common near first meeting-house, of
which he was sexton, 1720. He was one of the original members
of the 1st parish, 13 Dec, 1721.
Ch., b. in Hing., sec pre., —
i. Hannah, 9 June, 1702.

2. ii. Stephen, 16 April, 1705.

3. iii. Canterbury, 5 July, 1709.

2. Stephen4 (Stephen3 Samuel2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 16
April, 1705 ; m. 29 Nov., 1727, Mercy, dau. of Ebenezer and Hannah
(Gannett) Kent. He d. 25 Mar., 1755. She m. (2) 8 June, 1757,
David Bates, widr., and m. (3) 27 Aug., 1761, Jonathan Beale,
widr. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec pre., —

4. i. Samuel, 22 Sept., 1728.

ii. Hannah, ii Sept., 1730; m. (Int. 20 July, 1771) Isaac Buck, Jr.
iii. Mercy, 19 July, 1732.

iv. Rachel, 9 Sept., 1734; m. 22 May, 1757, Stephen, son of Canter-
bury Stoddard.

5. v. Simeon, 16 Jan., 1736-7.
vi. Mary, i Nov., 1739.

6. vii. David, 17 Oct., 1741.

viii. Canterbury, 22 Oct., 1743.
ix. Ann, 2 Oct., 1745.
x. Sarah, i May, 1748.

3. Canterbury4 (Stephen3 Samuel2 John^b. in Hing., sec pre.,
5 July, 1709; m. 9 Nov., 1734, Deborah, dau. of Joseph and
Deborah (Clapp) Bates. She was b. in Hing. 2 April, 18 16. He
was drowned at Billingsgate off Wellfleet Harbor, Cape Cod,
30 May, 1742. "Mariner." Constable in 1739. She m. (2)
28 July, 1743, John James, and m. (3) John Turner of Pembroke.
Lived on the "Ridges," where he prob. built the house near the
Wheelright est., now owned by C. F. Nichols.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec pre., —

i. Elizabeth, 15 Feb., 1735-6; d. 5 Mar., 1735-6.

7. ii. Stephen, 9 Feb., 1736-7.

iii. Jonathan, ii May, 1739; m. 25 Nov., 1761, Susanna Cushing;

d. at Boston, Jan., 1790. Known as "Captain".
iv. Asa, 7 April, 1741; m. 24 Nov., 1765, Mary Slatter. Lived in

Boston. Mella Lambert, a dau., bt/in Coh. 7 Jan., 1776.

4. Samuel5 (Stephen4-8 Samuel2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre.,
22 Sept., 1728; m. 6 Nov., 1755, in Scit., Ruth, dau. of Samuel and
Abigail (Buck) Litchfield. She was b. in Scit., 1730. He d. 13
Jan., 1798.

Stoddard. 409

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Ruth, d. in infancy.

ii. Mabel, 3 June, 1755.
iii. David, 3 July, 1757.
iv. Ruth, 17 April, 1760.

v. Remember, 24 Mar., 1762.
vi. Simeon, 24 Feb., 1764; m. at Boston, 12 Jan., 1791, Sukey Allen;

d. 16 Feb., 1798.
vii. Canterbury, 3 Mar., 1767.

5. Simeon5 (Stephen4-3 Samuel3 John1), b. 16 Jan., 1736-7; m.
21 June, 1767, Lydia, dau. of Jacob and Mary (Holbrook) Lincoln
of Scit. She was bt. 25 Nov., 1749. Revolutionary soldier.
Removed to Springfield, Vt. Lived on Beechwood St., near Hing.
line.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Thomas, 28 Aug., 1767; m. , 1786, Sally Stodder, Scit.

6. David5 (Stephen4-3 Samuel2 John1), b. 17 Oct., 1741; m.
10 Dec, 1764, Sybil, dau. of Abraham and Joanna (Leavitt)
Leavitt. She was b. , 1742. Removed to Winchendon.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Abraham Leavitt, 5 Aug., 1767.
ii. Joanna, 3 Aug., 1769.
iii. Sybil, 20 Jan., 1772.

7. Stephen5 (Canterbury4 Stephen3 Samuel2 John1), b. 9 Feb.,
1736-7; m. 22 May, 1757, Rachel, dau. of Stephen and Mercy
(Kent) Stoddard. She was b. 19 Sept., 1734. He m. (2) Dec,
1774, Grace, dau. of Enoch and Leah (Stetson) Whiton. Con-
stable, 1 761. Removed abt. 1787 to Westford, Mass., where he
d. 1797. Lieut, in the Revolution. Committee of Correspond-
ence, 1775. Representative, 1780. Lived on east side of Common.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

i. Stephen, 19 Feb., 1758. Lived at Westford, Mass.

ii. Betty, 31 Dec, 1759; m. 12 June, 1777, Isaac Tower. Removed
to Springfield, Vt., 181 2. She d. 17 Mar., 181 2. He m. (2)
29 Oct., 1819, Elizabeth (Bisbee) Conant, Springfield, Vt.; ch. by
1 st wife.

iii. Anna, 20 Mar., 1762; m. 27 June, 1784, Ephraim Lincoln, Jr.

iv. Malachi, bt. 24 Feb., 1765.

Ch., b. in sec. pre., by 2d wife, —

v. Charles, 29 Dec, 1775.

vi. Grace, 27 May, 1777; m. , Samuel Stone, Westford.

vii. Polly, 7 Feb., 1779; m. , Joseph Swasey.

410 Stoddard.

8. James5 (Jeremiah4""3 Samuel2 John1), b. in Hing. i Sept.,
1733; m. 15 May, 1755, Susanna, dau. of William and Susanna
(Beal) Humphrey. She was b. in Hing. 15 April, 1736. " Farmer."
Built house on So. Main St. south of Philip James, prob. abt.
1755, which has always been in possession of his descendants and
occupied by them.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., and Coh., —

12. i. James, 24 Sept., 1756.

13. ii. Zenas, 23 Sept., 1758.
iii. William, 24 Aug., 1760.

iv. Susanna, 10 Oct., 1762; m. 11 Mar., 1781, Thomas Willcutt.

v. Nathan, 14 Aug., 1764.

vi. Sarah, bt. 19 July, 1767.
vii. Mary, bt. 2 July, 1769.
viii. Lucy, bt. 15 Sept., 1771.

ix. Huldah, bt. 22 Aug., 1773.

x. Lot, bt. 17 Sept., 1775.

xi. Joshua, bt. 25 Jan., 1778.

9. Enoch5 (Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), b. in Hing. 31 Dec,

1741; m. , Martha, dau. of Benjamin and Martha (Hudson)

Beal. She was b. in Hing. 8 April, 1743, and d. 29 Mar., 1834.
He d. 30 Jan., 1818. " Master mariner." Resided on East St.
near Hull St.

Ch., b. or bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Jonathan, bt. 6 Mar., 1768.

ii. Enoch, 20 Aug., 1768.

iii. Rhoda, 26 Feb., 1771; m. 17 Oct., 1813, Bela Wilder, widr.

iv. Mathew, 12 June, 1774; d. 4 Aug., 1774.

v. Thomas, 18 Aug., 1775; m. 21 Aug., 1804, Betsey Dill, Hull.

vi. Sarah, 23 Mar., 1779; m. 21 Oct., 1804, Benjamin Howard,

vii. Daniel, ii Aug., 1781; m. 7 Aug., 1806, Sally Wheelwright,

viii. Patty or Martha, 15 Nov., 1785; d. 6 Feb., 1854, unm.

ix. Zadock, Mar., 1787; d. 26 Aug., 1788.

10. Matthew5 (Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), b. in Hing. 20
Mar., 1745-6; m. 17 Dec, 1767, Rachel, dau. of David and
Susannah (Tucker) Tower. She was b. in Hing. 31 July, 1746,
and d. 18 Feb., 1820. Resided at No. Coh.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abner, 14 June, 1768; m. , Betsey Low.

ii. Mary, 18 July, 1770; m. , Demerick5 Stoddard.

iii. John, 27 Mar., 1772; m. 18 Jan., 1796, Rachel B. Curtis. Res.

Marshneld.
iv. Matthew, 16 Mar., 1774; d. 25 Aug., 1797, at Philadelphia, of

yellow fever,
v. Rachel, 16 May, 1778; m. 28 Nov., 1824, John Thomas, Boston.
vi. David, bt. 24 May, 1778; d. soon.
vii. Lydia, 8 Dec, 1780; d. 29 Aug., 1848, unm.
viii. Hannah, 19 Mar., 1783; m. 10 June, 1803, Daniel Freeman,
ix. David, 4 June, 1786; d. near Sacketts Harbor in the War of 1812.

Stoddard. 411

11. Demerick5 (Reuben'1 Jeremiah3 Samuel2 John1), b. in
Hing. 22 Nov., 1768; m. Polly, dau. of Matthew and Rachel
(Tower) Stoddard. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 18 July, 1770,
and d. 24 Feb., 1837. He d. 7 July, 1828. ''Master mariner.''
Removed to Hing. ;nd there had seven more children.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Polly, ii Nov., 1788; m. 8 Jan., 1809, Capt. Leavitt Lincoln, Hing.
ii. Ann, 7 Nov., 1790; m. 7 Jan., 1810, Moses Whiton.
iii. Peter, 26 Nov., 1792; m. Jane M. Wilder.
iv. John, 13 Sept., 1795; m. 21 Nov., 1819, Harriet Stowell.

12. James6 (James5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), b. 24 Sept.,
1756; m. 11 Jan., 1781, Susanna, dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth
(Whitcomb) Lincoln. She was bt. in Hing. 29 Feb., 1756, and d.
25 Sept., 1819. He d. 11 Mar., 1833. A member of the " Boston
Tea Party," 1773. Soldier of the Revolution. Major of Militia.
"Shipwright." Lived in house built by his father on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, , 1781; d. 8 July, 1872, unm.

ii. Betsey, 13 Dec, 1784.
iii. Lincoln, ii Aug., 1787.

14. iv. William Humphrey, 22 Dec, 1792.

15. v. James, ) F , „ ^

vi. Susanna, S "' ' \ m. 30 Nov., 1826, Horace Hancock.

13. Zenas6 (James5 Jeremiah4'3 Samuel2 John1), b. 23 Sept.,
1758; m. 16 Jan., 1787, Ruth, dau. of Thomas and Susanna (Lin-
coln) Beal. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 26 June, 1763, and d. 9
Dec, 181 7. He d. 1795, lost at sea. She survived him and m. (2)
7 May, 1799, Capt. Levi Tower, widr. Zenas served through the
Revolution and with Gen. Lincoln in Shays' Rebellion. " Mariner. ' '
Lived on Ship Cove Lane, near the Cove.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

16. i. Thomas, 17 Aug., 1788.

ii. Anna, 30 Aug., 1789; d. 20 Nov., 1827.

iii. Lot, b. 8 Jan., 1792; d. 9 Oct., 1849, in California; m. ; son,

Zenas, d. i Jan., 1841, aged 23 yrs.

17. iv. Zenas, b. 26 Aug., 1794.

14. William H.7 (James6-5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), b.
22 Dec, 1792; m. 13 July, 1818, Theodosia O., dau. of Haugh and
Susanna (Lothrop) Oakes. She was bt. 6 Mar., 1796, and d.
14 May, 1872. He d. 26 Nov., 1867. Lived on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, 7 Feb., 1819; m. 25 Nov., 1841, Edward F. Tilden,
Marshfield.
19. ii. Lincoln, 21 Feb., 1821.

412

Stoddard.

iii. Mary E., 23 Oct., 1823; d. 16 April, 1891, unm.
iv. Tiieodosia O., 4 Mar., 1827; d. 23 Aug., 1828.

v. Theodosia O., , 1830; m. 3 Jan., 1850, Franklin Hardwick,

Quincy. She d. 28 Jan., 1897.
vi. Caroline A., n May, 1832; d. 20 Oct., 1833.
vii. James Collier, 16 Feb., 1836; m. (Int. 28 Mar., 1862) Jane

Frances Vining, Weymouth,
viii. Susan Caroline, 20 June, 1839; m. 15 April, 1862, Philander

15. James7 (James6-5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), b. 7 Feb.,
1802; m. 24 Jan., 1827, Jane, dau. of Laban and Sally (Lincoln;
Worrick. She was b. 4 Feb., 1802, and d. 5 Oct., 1891. He d. 5
Feb., 1883. Lived in house built by his grandfather, James*.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sally L., 19 July, 1828; m. 6 Dec, 1849, Ezra Towle 2d.
20. ii. William J., 13 Nov., 1832.

iii. Constantine, 22 Feb., 1835; d. 6 July, 1835.

iv. Ester Ann, 21 June, 1836; m. (Int. 23 Dec, 1859) Justin Kent

Hardwick, Quincy.
v. Loretta W., 14 Dec, 1839; d. 14 Sept., 1842.

16. Thomas7 (Zenas8 James5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), bt.
17 Aug., 1788; m. 1 Oct., 1815, Patty, dau. of Levi and Priscilla
(Nichols) Tower. She was b. 19 Nov., 1792, and d. 4 June, 1859.
He d. 28 Mar., 1854. Soldier of the War of 181 2. "Mariner,"
and Lieut, in U. S. Revenue Marine for 18 years. Selectman,
1851-1852. Representative, 1850-1852. Lived on No. Main St.
in house built prob. by his grandfather, Thomas5 Beal.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Boardman, ii June, 1816; m. 18 Aug., 1846, Thomas

Willcutt. She d. 31 Dec, 1878.
ii. Ruth B., ii Dec, 181 7; m. 12 Feb., 1844, Benjamin Beal, Jr.,

Abington.
iii. Frances Ann, 9 Aug., 1819; m. 21 Mar., 1843, Caleb N. Bates,

Boston.

iv. George Washington, 28 Dec, 1822; d. , 1849, in California.

v. Martha T., 28 Nov., 1827; m. 22 Dec, 1859, James B. Bates,
vi. Sarah, 7 July, 1836.

17. Zenas7 (Zenas8 James5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), b.
26 Aug., 1794; m. 3 Dec, 1818, Anna, dau. of Samuel and Betty
(Lincoln) Pratt. She was b. 14 Nov., 1796, and d. 10 Sept., 1888.
He d. 13 Sept., 1879. " Storekeeper." Postmaster from 1837 to
1861. Soldier of the War of 1812. Treasurer, 1856-1857.
Selectman, 1856-1857. Lived on Elm St., near Cove.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Angelina, 19 Oct., 1819; d. 28 June, 1843, unm-
ii. Susan B., 2 Aug., 1821; d. 23 Aug., 1821.
iii. Zenas, 29 Mar., 1823; d. 21 Sept., 1824.
iv. Susan B'.', 31 Jan., 1825; d. 4 Aug., 1848, unm.

Stoddard. 413

v. Mary Ann, 29 Mar., 1827; d. 30 Mar., 1905, unm., at Durham, Me.

vi. Zenas, 1 rm. , Sally Smith, Philadelphia,

Pa. 4 ch.' He d. 6 Feb., 1879.
V2 Aug., 1829; -^ Soldier in Civil War, U. S. Sappers
and Miners.
vii. Betsey L., J Im. 5 Nov., 1851, Richard Bourne,

viii. Lucinda P., 11 Aug., 1831; m. 10 April, 1856, Warren L. Tower.

21. ix. Samuel P., 1 Sept., 1833.

22. x. Thomas, 4 June, 1836.

xi. Helen Frances, ii July, 1840; d. 12 May, 1898, unm.

18. Bela8 (Stephen7"6 Nathaniel5-4 Jacob3 John2"1), b. 7
June, 1819, in Hing.; m. 22 Nov., 1846, Lucretia, dau. of Mordecai
and Lucretia (Nichols) Bates. She was b. 20 Nov., 1819, and d. 29
Jan., 1899. He d. 5 Oct., 1898. "Mason." Res. cor. Jerusalem
Road and North Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susan Lucretia, 5 Oct., 1855; d. in Boston, 12 Dec, 1902, unm.

19. Lincoln8 (William H.7 James0-5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2
John1), b. 21 Feb., 1821; m. 9 June, 1844, Elizabeth, dau. of
Jeremy and Margaret (Souther) Towle. She was b. 23 July, 1823,
and d. 14 Nov., 1900, at Lynn. He d. 2 Jan.,'1891.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Elizabeth Lincoln, 19 June, 1847.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. William Eugene, 26 Sept., 1849; d. 26 Sept., 1851.

iii. Margaret E., 31 Nov., 1853.

20. William J.8 (James7-6-5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), b.
13 Nov., 1832; m. . He d. April, 1900.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. James, 6 July, 1855.

21. Samuel P.8 (Zenas7-8 James5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1),
b. 1 Sept., 1833; m- 23 Oct., 1855, Caroline A., dau. of William
and Pamela (Snow) Kilburn. She was b. 9 Oct., 1836, and d.

5 Sept., 1856. He m. (2) , Sarah Elizabeth Erskine, Jefferson,

Me. He d. 28 May, 1905. "Shipwright."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Herbert, May, 1856; d. 14 Aug., 1862.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Caroline Elizabeth, 26 Sept., 1863.

iii. Mary Rose, 17 Jan., 1868.

iv. Samuel Warren, 21 Aug., 1879.

22. Thomas8 (Zenas7-9 James5 Jeremiah4-3 Samuel2 John1), b.
4 June, 1836; m. 1 Oct., 1862, Ellen Brooks of Chelsea. She d.
7 April, 1893. "Shipwright." Lives on Elm St.

414 Stoddard.

Ch., b. in Boston and Chelsea, —
24. i. Alden B., 31 Dec, 1865.

ii. Thomas Frederick, i Sept., 1865; m. 1 June, 1905, Henrietta

Frances Willcutt. Son, stillborn, 3 Aug., 1906.
iii. Linda Tower, 5 June, 1870.
iv. Harry, 27 July, 1873; d. 12 Aug., 1873.

23. Franklin8 (Samuel7-8-5 Reuben4 Jeremiah3 Samuel2 John1),
b. 30 April, 1844, in Scit.; m. 30 Dec., 1868, Ellen W., dau. of
Ezekiel and Mary B. (Pike) Bates. She was b. 13 Sept., 1848.
"Shoemaker" and "farmer." Lives on Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Ann, 13 Mar., 1872.
ii. Emma Frances, 22 Aug., 1874.
iii. Samuel, 15 May, 1876; m. 16 Oct., 1907, Lilla Gertrude Bates.

Member of School Com., 1903-1907.
iv. Clara Edith, 14 July, 1879.
v. Herbert Franklin, 6 Oct., 1881; d. 8 May, 1885.

24. Alden Brooks9 (Thomas8 Zenas7-6 James5 Jeremiah4-3
Samuel2 John1), b. 31 Dec, 1865; m. 25 June, 1888, Adelaide I.
Mills of Chelsea. Lived on Highland Ave. Removed to Chelsea
after 1894.

Ch., b. in Chelsea, —

i. Walter Aldicn, 25 Feb., 1890.
ii. James Eustis, 2 Dec, 1892.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Thomas Ralph, 16 June, 1894.

Thomas = Sally .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joanna P., 11 Sept., 1831.

ii. Joseph O., 25 Jan., 1836.

iii. Thomas, 7 Sept., 1841.

1. David = Emeline . He m. (2) 15 May, 1857, Mary

Wayland, Nova Scotia. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —
i. John Lincoln, 13 June, 1846.

ii. Alice Clayton, 27 Sept., 1848; m. Williams; d. 24 Oct., 1890.

iii. George Austin, 27 Aug., 1850.

Ch., by 2d wife, —
2. iv. David, , 1858.

2. David (David = Mary Wayland), b. , 1858; m. (Int. 26

Sept., 1876) Hannah L., dau. of Lewis and Mary N. (Sherman)
Wheelwright. She was b. 4 April, 1858. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch.,—

i. Henry Lewis, — — , 1879; m. 15 Aug., 1906, May Williamson,
Norwell. Son, stillborn, 2 Sept., 1907.

Stoddard. 4 1 5

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Charles Reamus, S Aug., 1892.
iii. George Harold, i June, 1896.

William = Sarah Abigail .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Salome Abigail, 23 Aug., 1846.
ii. William Addison, 17 Dec, 1848; d. 11 Sept., 1849.
iii. Edith O., 22 Dec., 1850; d. 15 Dec, 1841.

James M. (Henson), b. Oct., 1831; m. (Int. 4 Nov., 1854)
Lydia (Morse) Sharpleigh, dau. of Andrew and Lydia (Lincoln)
Morse. She was b. 28 July, 1833. He d. 8 Jan., 1871. Sur-
viving him she m. (3) Edwin B. Scott, Hull, 11 Nov., 1883.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lillian May, 19 May, 1867; m. 23 Oct., 1887, Frank W. Wheel-
wright.

1. Elliot, b. July, 1789; m. , 1822, Sally, dau. of Asa and

Nancy (Nichols) Joy. She was b. , 1806, and d. 6 Dec, 1856.

He d. 2 May, 1858. "Butcher." Resided on Brook St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah, 8 May, 1823; m. 7 Mar., 1841, Francis L. Pratt,
ii. Emily, 27 Nov., 1826; m. 11 Dec, 1853, Rufus Bates,
iii. Mary, ii June, 1829; m. 7 Feb., 1847, Philip Fox, Boston.
iv. Lot Nichols, 27 April, 1831; d. 17 July, 1862; drowned in Boston

Harbor.
v. Ann Maria, d. 20 Feb., 1832, aged 8 weeks,
vi. Susan B., 28 June, 1835; m. 17 Sept., 1853, John B. Hollis, Jr.,

Weymouth. She d. 13 Feb., 1856.
vii. Ann Maria, 5 Mar., 1838; m. 30 Dec, 1855, Albert L. Kingsbury,
viii. Clarintha V., 14 Aug., 1840; m. 17 Jan., 1864, Charles H.
Litchfield, So. Scit.

2. ix. Elliot, 5 Feb., 1843.

2. Elliot (Elliot = Sally Joy), b. 5 Feb., 1843; m. 17 June,
1865, Mary Caroline, dau. of John and Grace (Oakes) Richards,

Boston. She d. Mar., 1868, aged 27 yrs. He m. (2) , Sophia

C. Patterson. Hed. 6 Mar., 1907. "Mason." Resided since abt.
1895 on Elm St. in house which he built on "Bourne's Rocks."

Ch., b. in Boston, by 1st wife, —

i. Grace E., , 1866; d. 12 Sept., 1866, aged 1 mo. 12 days, in

Boston,
ii. Mary C, , 1868; d. soon.

Ch., b. in Qu'ncy, by 2d wife, —

iii. Elliot, July, 1870; d. 6 Feb., 1879, aged 8 yrs. 6 mos. 8 days, in

Quincy.
iv. Louise, ; m. 22 Oct., 1905, William Otis Souther, Jr.

3. v. Alexander Elliot, ; m. 10 April, 1899, Ella H. Tilden.

4 1 6 Stoddard— Stone — Stoughton — Stover.

3. Alexander Elliot (Elliot = Sophia C. Patterson), m.
1899, Ella Howard, dau. of Herbert A. and Lura (Gammons)
Tilden. She was b. 14 April, 1880.

Ch., b. in Quincy, —

. Elliot, 12 Oct., 1899.
. Alexander, 2 Aug., 1901.
. Eleanor, 25 June, 1903.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iv. Herbert Tilden, — June, 1908.

Note. — Mrs. Priscilla, d. 31 Oct., 1779, aged 72 yrs. 3 days. Elijah, m.

I April, 1791, Lenity Gilkey. Henry F., d. in West Scit., 21 Sept., 1873, aged
26 yrs. 7 mos. Frank H., Rockland, m. 10 Oct., 1884, Mary Silvia. Samuel
L., Rockland, m. 24 Jan., 1886, Emily F. B. Morris, Scit. Charles S., m. 3
Dec, 1888, Charlotte B. Carter. Ella A., d. 5 April, 1893, aged 50 yrs. 5
mos. 5 days, in Boston. Margie M., d. 21 Mar., 1903, aged 53 yrs. 3 mos.

II days, Bristol, R.I.

STONE.

George Howe, b. 7 Oct., 1907, son of George Herbert and May
Eleanor (Greely).

STOUGHTON.

Spencer Howe (William P. = Wealthy M. Bryant), b. ,

1861; m. , 1885, Mary (Chesbrook) Pratt, dau. of Ira B. and

Mary N. (Curtis) Pratt. She was b. 3 April, 1862. "Mason''
and "contractor." Lives on the site of house of Joshua4 Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Pratt, 23 Aug., 1885; d. 1 Sept., 1895.
ii. Chesbrook Howe, 12 Jan., 1889.
iii. Ada Bryant, 3 June, 1892.
iv. Ruth Elizabeth, 19 April, 1896.
v. Marion Kathryn, 21 Jan., 1898.
vi. Ira Benjamin Pratt, 6 Sept., 1902.

STOVER.

Charles E. = Lizzie C. Rooney. IJves on Parker Ave.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Raymond, 3 Oct., 1901.
ii. Delia Florence, 26 Sept., 1902.
iii. Mary Agnes, 29 Sept., 1904.
iv. Bessie Helen, 28 Oct., 1906.

Stowell — Streight — Stuart — Studley. 41 7

STOWELL.

Obadiah5 (Obadiah4 Samuel3-2-1), b. 30 June, 1757, in Hing.;
m. 30 April, 1784, Olla, dau. of James Hobart of Hing. She d.
15 Nov., 1787, aged 24 yrs. He m. (2) at Coh., 23 April, 1789,
Sally, dau. of Cushing Kilby. She survived him and m. (2) Frost
Hudson. Soldier of the Revolution.

Ch., bt. in Hing., by 1st wife, —

i. James Hobart, 16 Oct., 1785; d. 15 Oct., 1786.
Ch., bt. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

ii. James Abbott, 7 Feb., 1790.

Adam5 (Adam4 Samuel3-2-1), b. in Hing., 9 April, 1763; m. 19
Aug., 1790, Hannah, prob. dau. of Timothy and Hannah (Clapp)
Foster, Scit. He d. July, 1803. She survived him and m. (2)
Dr. Israel Nichols. She d. 1851. Lived in house on No. Main
St., west side of Common, which he built 1793. (J. W.)

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, 6 June, 1791.
ii. Adam, bt. 16 June, 1793.
iii. Mary, bt. 2 June, 1799.

STREIGHT.

Charles Benjamin (Charles Stewart = Emily Crawford, St.

Albans, Vt.), b. , 1850; m. Margaret A. McGrath. She d.

1 Sept., 1894, aged 43 yrs. 3 mos. 6 days. He m. (2) 7 Nov., 1895,
Mary, dau. of John and Mary (Dean) Joyce, New York, N.Y.

She was b. , 1852. Resides on Summer St. in house built by

Isaac5 Kent.

Ch.,—

i. Emma Josephine, June, 1880; d. 16 Mar., 1890, in Coh.

Note. — Emily (Crawford), d. 13 Mar., 1903, aged 79 yrs. 10 mos. 11 days,
dau. of Simeon and Susan (Harvey) Crawford, Middleboro, Vt.

STUART.

Morton Stimson Crehore m. 6 Sept. 1883, Alicia Virginia,
dau. of Henry W. and Margaret (Johnson). Margaret Eleanor
(Johnson), d. 21 June, 1890, aged 52 yrs. 1 mo. 17 days. Henry W.
(Stuart Robson, the actor), d. in New York City, 29 April, 1903,
aged 67 yrs. 1 mo. 25 days.; buried in Coh.

STUDLEY.

1. Eliab3 (Benjamin2 John1 of Boston), b. in Scit., 10 Sept.,
1706; m. in Scit., 10 April, 1729, Mary, dau. of Joseph and Deborah

4i 8 Siudley.

(Holbrook) Briggs. She was b. 26 Aug., 1707, in Scit., and d.
16 Oct., 1797, in Hanover. He was buried in Coh. 13 Dec., 1785.
Removed to Hanover after 1737.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Benjamin, 30 May, 1730; m. 24 Dec, 1752, Hannah Litchfield.
Lived in Hanover; removed late in life to Leicester. Revolu-
tionary soldier.

ii. Deborah, 14 Oct., 1731; m. , Erskine.

iii. Martha, 8 July, 1733; m. , John Shaw, Abington.

iv. Elizabeth, 8 June, 1735; m. , John Robinson, Plymouth.

v. Thankful, 17 July, 1737; m. Michael Jackson; m. (2) Seth Keith.

Ch., b. in Hanover, —

vi. James, . Lost at sea.

vii. Lucy, ; m. , Seth Stetson.

2. Daniel4 (David3 Benjamin2 John1), b. , 1725; m. .

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Jonathan, 29 Nov., 1761.
ii. Lemuel, 22 Jan., 1764.

3. Charles A.7 (Amiel6 William5 David4-3 Benjamin2 John1),
b. 24 Feb., 1809; m. Amelia S., dau. of Ichabod and Mary

( ) Cook. She was b. 19 Dec, 181 1, and bt. as Emily, on Scit.

records. She d. 21 Dec, 1892, aged 81 yrs. 2 days. He d. 8
Dec, 1897. Lived near Sandy Cove.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. Amiel, 9 Nov., 1832; m. 30 Oct., 1872, Hannah E. Clark. He
d. 11 Jan., 1900. She d. 26 Oct., 1898.

6. ii. Edwin B., 29 Nov., 1834.

iii. Celia E., 26 Feb., 1838; m. 26 Nov., 1857, Levi Creed.

iv. Deborah L., ; m. 24 Feb., 1862, Thomas T. Spear, of Quincy.

v. Charles H., Dec, 1843; d. 16 May, 1844, aged 6 mos.

7. vi. Andrew J., Nov., 1845.

vii. Emma F., j ^ 1847- \ ^' IO ^e^"' l851-
viii. Addle A., J 9 g'' 47' { d. 14 Nov., 1853.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ix. Horatio Bates, 27 May, 1849; d. 21 Mar., 1850.
x. Emma Frances, 25 May, 1851; d. 10 Feb., 1855.
xi. Adelaide Amelia, 19 Aug., 1857; d. 15 Nov., 1863.

4. Henry L.8 (David W.7 Amiel6 William5 David4"3 Benjamin2
John1), m. Almira Damon.

Ch.,—

i. Maria Josephine, .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Walter Ellsworth, 8 July, 1861.
iii. Henry, ii Mar., 1865.
iv. George Francis, 7 May, 1867.

Studley. 419

5. William W.8 (David W.7 Amid6 William5 David4"3 Benja-
min2 John1), b. 16 April, 1833; m. Sarah E. Brown, So. Scituate.
"Ship carpenter" and "farmer." Resides on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in So. Scituate, —

i. Edwin B., ; m. 10 Nov., 1879, Sarah F. Totman, Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Emma, 17 Mar., 1859; m. 5 Nov., 1879, Lincoln Barnes, Jr., Hing.
iii. Laura, 12 Aug., 1863; d. 4 April, 1864.

8. iv. Arthur, , 1865.

v. Laura, 21 June, 1870; m. 15 May, 1904, Arthur E. Litchfield,
vi. Nellie, i Mar., 1873; m. 20 Nov., 1893, Alfred V. Freeman,
Duxbury.
9. vii. Clarence, 19 April, 1875.
viii. Mabel, 30 Mar., 1880.

6. Edwin B.8 (Charles A.7 Amiel6 William5 David4"3 Benjamin2
John1), b. in Scit., 29 Nov., 1834; m. 17 April, 1866, Melissa, dau.
of William and Olive (Wilson) Eastman, Dixfield, Me. She d.
16 Oct., 1903, aged 61 yrs. 8 mos. 14 days. Lived on Atlantic Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Charles W., 25 Jan., 1867; d. soon.
ii. Adelaide A., 9 July, 1868; m. 24 July, 1888, Arthur Richmond

Keene.
iii. Olive Frances, 14 Feb., 1871; m. 18 Aug., 1886, Francis E.

Winslow.
iv. Celia Louisa, 29 Mar., 1876; m. 24 Nov., 1892, Joshua F. Higgins.
10. v. Charles Williams, 7 June, 1873; m. 7 Sept., 1893, Emma J. Reed.

7. Andrew J.8 (Charles A.7 Amiel6 William5 David4-3 Benja-
min2 John1), b. Nov., 1845; m- Helen M. Edwards. Soldier in
Civil War, 6th Regt. He d. 25 June, 1901. Lived on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Weymouth, —

i. George Edwards, , 1S66; m. 22 Nov., 1888, Lizzie Victoria

Hilton, Weymouth.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Helen Amelia, 24 July, 1869; m. 4 Dec, 1888, Herbert L. Whit-
comb.
iii. Henry Gardner, 28 Aug., 1871.
iv. Edith Andrew, 28 Sept., 1874; d. 5 Dec, 1876.
v. Fred Bartlett, 29 Aug., 1875.
vi. Jessie Winfield, ii June, 1879; m. 25 July, 1900, Winfield S.

Ours, Weymouth.
vii. Gracie Lothrop, 7 Nov., 1883; m. 16 Feb., 1904, Harry Stetson,
viii. Herbert Andrew, 26 Dec, 1885; d. 10 April, 1887.
ix. Norman Howland Tilden, 5 Feb., 1888.

8. Arthur9 (William W.8 David W.7 Amiel6 William5 David4"3

Benjamin2 John1), b. , 1865; m. 24 Dec, 1890, Cora B., dau.

of Darius B. and Lucretia ( ) Reynolds, Duxbury. "Car-
penter." Lives on Hull St.

420 Studley.

Ch., b. in Coh. and Duxbury, —

i. William Otis, b. in Coh., 2 Nov., 1893.
ii. Frederic E., b. in Duxbury, 27 Aug., 1895; d. 13 Aug., 1896.
iii. Gladys Lucretia, b. in Coh., 25 Sept., 1900.

9. Clarence9 (William W.8 David W.7 Amid6 William5
David4-3 Benjamin2 John1), b. 19 April, 1875; m. 24 Nov., 1897,
Bertha, dau. of James W. and Elizabeth (Malley) Liswell, of Bur-
lington, Nova Scotia. Lives on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ethelind Liswell, i July, 1899.
ii. Theodore Marshall, 16 July, 1901.
iii. Edmund Rothwell, 21 May, 1903.
iv. Burton Wallace, 28 April, 1904; d. 12 April, 1905.

v. Bertram Donald, 14 Jan., 1906.

10. Charles W.9 (Edwin B.8 Charles A.7 Amiel8 William5
David4-3 Benjamin2 John1), b. 25 Jan., 1867; m. 7 Sept., 1893,
Emma J., dau. of William H. and Catherine (Logan) Reed. She
was b. 20 Feb., 1875.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Herndon Eastman, 24 Jan., 1894.
ii. Wendall Reed, 2 Oct., 1895.

1. Dawes (Lewis = Lucy ), b. , 1794; m. May, 181 7,

Elizabeth, dau. of Bela and Rebecca (Pratt) Bates. She was b.
2 Mar., 1799. He d. 8 July, 1834. She m. (2) 17 Aug., 1851,
Levi Pratt. Soldier of the War of 181 2.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

2. i. Ezekiel B., 30 Aug., 181 7.
ii. Louisa, 24 Nov., 1821; m. 30 Nov., 1843, Gustavus Jones, Scit.
iii. Edward, 2 July, 1824; d. 11 Feb., 1883, Concord, N.H.
iv. Irene, 18 Feb., 1827; m. 18 Nov., 185 1, William T. Lapham, Scit.
She d. 1 Aug., 1852.

2. Ezekiel B. (Dawes = Elizabeth Bates), b. 30 Aug., 1817;
m. 22 Feb., 1844, Mary S., dau. of John and Sally (Simpson)
Pratt. She was b. 10 April, 182 1, and d. 3 Mar., 1908. He d. 3
April, 1891.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Mary A., 16 Jan., 1845; m. 19 Oct., 1870, Frank H. Shapleigh of

Boston,
ii. Elizabeth L., 5 Sept., 1847; m- x C»ct-> l873> George H. Wright of

Boston. 3 ch.
iii. Sarah P., 25 Sept., 1849; m. 30 Nov., 1876, Arthur E. Beal. She
d. 26 Oct., 1887.

Studley — Sturtevant — Sullivan — Sutton. 42 1

iv. Irene, 13 June, 1852; m. 17 Nov., 1880, E. Loring Richards of

Boston. One son, John; d. soon.
v. Edwin, 13 May, 1861; m. ; d. Nov., 1892, leaving one dau.

Note. — Solon Henry, son of Solon N. and Eunice W. Litchfield, b. 9 Feb.,
1859. Andrew Beal m. 3 Aug., 1771, Priscilla, Scit. James H., m. 2 Nov.,
1876, Ruth I. Farrar, both of So. Scit.

STURTEVANT.
Mary J. (Reed), widow of George W. and dau. of Aaron Reed,
Dorchester, N.H.; d. 5 April, 1904, aged 57 yrs. 11 mos.

SULLIVAN.

Daniel (John = Johanna Casey), b. in Ireland, 1820; m.

Catherine . She d. 16 Dec., 1858, aged 41 yrs.; m. (2) 28 Oct.,

i860, Rose (Dropsel) Kearns, dau. of Patrick and Ellen (Farley)
Dropsel. She was b. 1822. He d. 20 Feb., 1876.
Ch., by 1 st wife, —

i. Philip, d. 18 Mar., 1893.
ii. Hannah, 2 Mar., 1850; d. n July, 1857.
iii. Ellen, Jan., 1852; d. 10 July, 1857.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

iv. Son, d. 6 April, 1861.

Daniel O. (Philip = Mary Barry), b. Weymouth, 1852; m.
1 Jan., 1880, Mary Ann, dau. of Henry W. and Mary A. (Cona-
than) Viguer. She was b. Weymouth, 1857. Resides on No. Main
St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Philip, 23 Aug., 1886.
ii. Mary Elizabeth, 5 June, 1891.
iii. Helen Elizabeth, i Jan., 1896; d. 13 April, 1896.

Eugene = Minnie, dau. of Michael and Elizabeth McAuliffe.
He d. 12 May, 1898. Lived on Smith Place.
Ch.,b. in Coh.,—

i. Helen Agnes, 23 Mar., 1895.
ii. Walter Edward, 15 Feb., 1897.
iii. Frederick Winnington, 27 Oct., 1898 (posthumous).

Note. — Martin T. Scannell, Scit., m. 19 April, 1899, Julia, Maiden.

SUTTON.
Ray4 (Nathaniel3 = Margaret Ray, John2 George1, Scit., 1638), b.
1709-10; m. 1 Aug., 1734, Susanna, dau. of Hezekiah and Eliza-
beth (Whiton) Tower. She was b. 16 April, 1707. He d. 20
Sept., 1737. She survived him and m. 22 Nov., 1739, Chasling
Worrick.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Susanna, 19 Oct., 1735; d. 20 Dec, 1738.
ii. Sarah, 18 Sept., 1737; d. 7 Nov., 1737.

422 Sutton — Swanson — Swears — Sweeney.

John5 (John4-3-2 George1), b. , 1749; m. 13 Nov., 1774, in

Scit, Peggy, dau. of Mordecai and Margaret (Caldwell) Lincoln.
She was b. 15 Feb., 1748, and d. 2 Jan., 1794. He m. (2) 8 Nov.,
1795, Alice (Stephenson) Cole, Scit., widow of Enoch Cole and
dau. of Luther and Lucy (Beal) Stephenson. She was bt. 10
April, 1768, and d. 29 May, i860. He d. 3 Nov., 1826. "Master
mariner." Soldier of the Revolution. Lived on South Main St.,
cor. of Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Tamar, 19 June, 1776; m. 2 May, 1795, Joel Willcutt

ii. John, 10 Jan., 1778.

iii. Betty, 21 May, 1780; d. Sept., 1805, Boston,
iv. Andrew, 4 April, 1782.

v. Anna, 19 Dec, 1784; m. in Boston, 8 Dec, 1805, Charles Cunning-
ham of Boston,
vi. Peggy, 26 April, 1787.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

vii. Lucy, 24 June, 1796.
viii. Maria, 16 Feb., 1798; d. 3 Jan., 1853.
ix. Olivia, 15 April, 1800; m. 17 Jan., 1826, Abel Beal.

x. David, 9 Aug., 1802; m. , Mary C. . "Master mariner."

Son, David, d. 7 Oct., i860, aged 20 yrs. 1 mo. She m. (2) 31
May, 1852, Francis Blake, Jr.
xi. Enoch, 24 July, 1806.
xii. Andrew, 6 April, 1809.

Note. — Ray, and Betsy Cudworth, m. 30 May, 1801.

SWANSON.
Cora Elnora, b. 8 Nov., 1877, dau. of Olf and Caroline.

SWEARS.

Child of Ellsworth and Flora (Hutchins), b. 1 Sept., 1890;
d. 3 Sept., 1890.

SWEENEY.

1. John (Michael = Mary Cronican), b. in Ireland, May,
1842; m. (Int. 9 Nov., 1866) Bridget, dau. of John and Mary

(Finneran) Keating of Ireland. She was b. , 1843, and d".

2 Mar., 1901. He d. 22 Dec., 1899. Lived on Bow St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Ellen, ii Aug., 1867.
3. ii. James Michael, 23 May, 1869.
iii. Walter Francis, 3 Sept., 1874. Roman Catholic priest. Curate

at Hing.; at Dor., 1908.
iv. Henry Edward, 6 Feb., 1879.

Sweeney — Sylvester. 423

2. James (Michael = Mary Cronican), b. Ireland, 1844; m..
(Int. 23 Oct., 1868) Honora, dau. of James and Julia Sheehan,
Ireland. She was b. 1844. He d. 10 Oct., 1905. Lived on Elm
St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Michael Henry, 7 Sept., 1869; d. 6 Jan., 1894.
ii. Mary J., 1 Jan., 1872; m. 1 Sept., 1901, George A. Bryson, Scotland,
iii. James William, 22 Aug., 1875; d. 14 Mar., 1901.
iv. Lizzie Ella, 27 April, 1877; m. 20 April, 1903, Joseph Louis Bates.

3. James Michael (John, Michael = Mary Cronican), b.
23 May, 1869; m. 16 Jan., 1896, Delia Frances, dau. of William and

Margaret (Farrell) McDonald. She was b. , 187 1. Lives

on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Henry, i Mar., 1897.
ii. Edward, 10 June, 1900.

Michael = Margarette ; m. (2) Honorah . Lived

on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Margarette, 7 Sept., 1869.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

ii. John Thomas, 27 June, 1871; d. 24 July, 1895.
iii. Sarah, 3 May, 1873; d. 24 Jan., 1876.
iv. Susan, 3 Feb., 1875.

v. George Francis, 28 Dec, 1877.

Note. — William Foley m. 27 Oct., 1877, Margaret. Michael, d. 16 Nov.,
1881, aged 64 yrs.

SYLVESTER.

William H. (Henry = Mary Tower), b. 1841; m. 18 May,
1862, Lydia Louisa, dau. of Martin K. and Louisa (Lowell) Bailey.
She was b. 21 May, 1842, and d. 20 Sept., 1864. He m. (2) 8
Nov., 1865, Catherine, dau. of John and Catherine Woods, Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

i. Willie Wood, 19 Aug., 1866.
ii. Louisa, Mar., 1868; d. 6 June, 1868.

1. Irving F. (Danforth P. = Fannie C. Trimm), b. ,

1874; m. 26 Oct., 1898, Violet, Newton Centre, Mass., dau. of
James W. and Ann (Johnston) Hiscock. She was b. 1876. Lives
on So. Main St.

424 Sylvester — T anger — Tate — Taylor.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Gladys Viola, ii June, 1900.
ii. Louise Beryl, 22 April, 1902.

2. Clarence N. (Danforth P. = Fannie C. Trimm), b.

, 1876; m. 27 April, 1898, Verena J., dau. of Elisha and

Jean (Henderson) Hinds of Nova Scotia. Lives on Margin St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ruth Pauline, 29 June, 1899.
ii. Margaret Evelyn, 18 July, 1904.

Note. — John Jr., Marshfield, m. 25 Nov., 1757, Deborah Lincoln.
Benjamin Barnes m. 10 June, 1858, Ann W. Augustus Prince, Abington,
m. 21 Aug., 1858, Eliza, So. Scit. Tabitha, d. 21 Dec, 1864. Charles T.,
ra. 18 Nov., i860, Rhoda Winslow, both of So. Scit. Edwin H. Studley,
Hanover, m. 11 Oct., 1869, Matilda D., So. Scit. Edwin F. Tilden m. 31 Jan.,
£877, Laura M., both of Hing. Jose E., Boston, m. 21 Oct., 1884, Maria V.
Barnes. Tlwmas O., widower, d. Oct., 1862.

TANGER.

Charles Augustus (Jose* Christiano = Maria Adelaide
Furtado), b. 7 Dec, 1873, in Horta, Fayal, Azores; m. 27 Dec.,
E896, Emma Victoria, dau. of Manuel and Rita Victoria (Silvia)
Leonard. She was b. 6 Aug., 1876. Hairdresser. Resides on
Elm St.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

i. Ralph Leonard, 31 Mar., 1898; d. April, 1898, in Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Sarah Guild, 19 Nov., 1904.
iii. Eleanor Lewis, 2 Dec, 1905.

TATE.

Joseph Harvey, son of William A. and Eva E. (Coombs),
b. 21 Dec, 1878.

TAYLOR.

1. Solomon, m. ii July, 1816, in Milton, Isabella, dau. of
Joseph and Relief (Bourne) Pratt. She was b. 12 Dec, 1781, in
Coh. "Solomon and Isabella (Pratt), his wife, in her right in
the Est. of Joseph Pratt, release to John Pratt, 27 Nov., 1816."
He was then living in Dracut.

Ch.,—

2. i. John S., b. , 1820.

3. ii. William Bourne, 12 July, 1822.

Taylor. 425

2. John S. (Solomon of Dracut = Isabella Pratt), b. 1820;
m. Cordelia Atwood Bell. She d. 17 May, 1903, aged 86 yrs.
4 mos. 6 days. He d. 16 July, 1893, aged 73 yrs. 3 mos. Lived
in East Boston, but resided on Church St., Coh., in later years.

Ch., prob. b. in Scit. near Coh. line, —

4. i. William Atwood, Jan., 1838.

ii. Relief J., , 1840; m. 1859, Edward H. Arnold.

iii. Charles, .

iv. Martha, .

v. Cordelia Atwood, Oct., 1847; d. 27 Dec, 1882, unm., aged
35 yrs. 2 mos. 13 days.

5. vi. Stephen S., , 1849.

6. vii. John Franklin, , 185 1.

7. viii. Daniel W., , 1853.

ix. Isabel Pratt, .

x. Harriet E, .

xi. Edward H., Mar., 1862; m. 12 July, 1885, Mary A. A. Whelan

of Scit. He d. 19 Aug., 1898.
xii. Ida May, .

3. William Bourne (Solomon = Isabella Pratt), b. 12 July,
1822; m. Betsey L., dau. of Marcus Sherman, of Marshfield. She
d. 27 June, 1904, aged 80 yrs. 5 mos. 15 days; b. in Marshfield.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Andrew Ellis, 26 Dec, 1852.

ii. Mary F., 6 Sept., 1854.

iii. Son, ; d. n Mar., 1859.

iv. Franklin Smith, 14 Dec, 1861 ; d. 2 July, 1862.

4. William Atwood (John S., Solomon = Isabella Pratt),
b. Jan., 1838; m. Sarah Barnes. He m. (2) Susannah D., dau. of

Dea. and Rachel ( ) Bailey of Scit. He d. 18 Oct., 1898.

Resided in Beechwoods, on Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. William F., 7 Oct., 1858.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

ii. William Herbert, 29 April, 1862; d. 14 April, 1890.

iii. Emma Rachel, , 1865; m. 5 June, 1890, Samuel F. Vickery

of Scit.
iv. Elliot Chester, 25 Jan., 1868; d. 21 Aug., 1880.
v. Effie Cordelia Atwood, 14 Sept., 1871; m. 21 Feb., 1891, James

O. Van Buskirk of Charlottetown, P.E.I.
vi. Melinda W., 24 Dec, 1874; d. 28 Dec, 1874.

vii. Child, ; d. 14 Oct., 1876.

viii. Nettie May, 16 Sept., 1879; m. 3 Mar., 1897, Charles Whynot,

Rockport, N.S.

426 Taylor.

5. Stephen S. (John S., Solomon), b. 1849; m- Melinda W.
Bailey of Scit. She d. 5 Jan., 1884, aged 32 yrs. He d. 28 June,
1884, aged 34 yrs. Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Avis Amelia, 9 Sept., 1872.

ii. Ida May, .

iii. Henry Nelson, ii July, 1882.

6. John Franklin (John S., Solomon), b. 185 1; m. 11 Dec.,
1877, Maria L. Turrell of Boston. She was b. 185 1. Resides on
Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Herbert Franklin, 29 Sept., 1878.
ii. George Eldridge, 29 Jan., 1883; d. in Hing. 13 Oct., 1887.

7. Daniel W. (John S., Solomon), b. 1853; m- Mary Spurr
of Charlestown. He m. (2) 18 Aug., 1878, Hattie Hooper, dau.
of Richard S. and Mary (Tucker) Gardner, of Marblehead. She
was b. i860. Resides on So. Main St.

Ch., —

i. Mary, b. in Scit.

ii. Florence, .

iii. Daniel Francis, b. in Coh., 21 Feb., 1883.

William Samuel (Samuel = Harriet Tongue of Eng.), b. 1837;
m. 3 May, 1862, Mary Chaddock, dau. of Peter Jacob and Francis
(Baker) Van Patten. She was b. 1839.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Wish, 8 May, 1863.

George (Stephen = Mary Ann Pycroft of Eng.), b. 1849; m-
26 Dec, 1874, Harriet, dau. of Thomas and Rebecca (Lambert)
Tower. She was b. 26 Oct., 1848. "Mariner." Resided on
Pond St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Edward, 27 July, 1879.

ii. Laura Ethel, 26 Feb., 1881.
iii. Charles Alfred, 28 Dec, 1882.
iv. Frederick Clifford, 25 June, 1885.

v. Ralph Whitcomb, 26 June, 1887.
vi. Minnie Estella, 25 Mar., 1889.

Note. — Levi C.,of Northampton, N.H., m. (Int. 19 Dec, 1857) Susannah
McNeily of Edinburgh, Scotland. William, d. 26 Oct., 1880, aged 32 yrs., at
Taunton. Elmer F. Burrows m. 31 Jan., 1893, Mabel E., both of Scit.

Thayer. 427

THAYER.

1. William Franklin8 (William7 Benjamin6-5-4 Richard3-2-1),
b. in Braintree, 27 June, 1814; m. 30 June, 1835, Esther M., dau.
of Samuel and Esther (Hollis) Penniman, of Braintree. She was
b. April, 1815, and d. 27 Sept., 1902. He came to Coh. with his
family about i860. "Butcher." First soldier to enlist from Coh.
in the Civil War, 1st Regt. Resides on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Braintree, —

i. Marcus Morton, 25 July, 1836; d. 12 Aug., 1861.
ii. Leander Watson, 15 April, 1839; d. 30 May, 1859.

iii. Lisette Maria, 8 Mar., 1841; m. , Henry Goodnough,

Braintree. Ch. d. 22 June, 1862. She d. 17 Aug., 1884.
iv. Emma Augusta, 5 May, 1843; m- 2 Jan-> i87°j Chas. E. Tyrer.
v. Ansel Penniman, 15 Dec, 1845; d. 19 Sept., 1864. Soldier in
Civil War from Braintree, 32d Regt.

2. vi. William Franklin, 27 April, 1847.

Ch., b. in Weymouth, —

3. vii. Samuel Norton, 8 Oct., 1849.
viii. Susan Tufts, ii Mar., 1852.

ix. Everett Austin, 10 Nov., 1853; d. 15 June, 1858.
x. Abbott Lawrence, 30 April, 1855; d. 17 July, 1862.

4. xi. Arthur Henry, 17 May, 1857.

xii. Minnie Esther, 17 Aug., 1859; m. 8 July, 1886, John Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

xiii. Celinda Belcher, i May, 1861; m. 31 May, 1882, Franklin
Nichols Bates.

2. William Franklin* (William F.8 William7 Benjamin6-5-4
Richard3-2-1), b. 27 April, 1847; m- I^6, Georgianna W., dau. of
George William and Mary A. (Nichols) Gardner, of Hing. Soldier
in the Civil War, 4th Regt. of Cavalry. Resides on No. Main
St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alice Viola, 15 Sept., 1886.
ii. Mildred Ardele, 29 Aug., 1888.
iii. Dorothy Billings, 5 April, 1891.

3. Samuel Norton9 (William F.8 William7 Benjamin8-5-4
Richard3-2-1), b. 8 Oct., 1849; m- Maggie L., dau. of Bartholomew
and Mary R. Marooney of Brookline. She was b. 1856. Resides
on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Theodore Fearing, i July, 1875.
ii. Ansel Penniman, ii Oct., 1876.
iii. Effie Gertrlde, 18 May, 1878.

428 Thayer — Thing — Thomas.

iv. Rodolph Augustus, 10 May, 1880; m. 3 Sept., 1900, Ada M
Allen, Brockton.

v. Esther May, 19 Aug., 1884.

vi. Marcus Morton, 25 June, 1887.
vii. Charles Edward, 17 Mar., 1889; d. 17 May, 1889.
viii. Irene Margaret, 19 Oct., 1891.

ix. Rosamond Frances, 17 Mar., 1899.

x. Paul Clifton, ii Feb., 1902.

4. Arthur Henry9 (William F.8 William7 Benjamin6-5-4
Richard3-2-1), b. 17 May, 1857; m. 18 April, 1893, Leora I., dau.
of Nelson E. Young. Resides on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Frederic Arthur, 13 Jan., 1894.
ii. Bernice Leora, 10 May, 1896; d. 15 July, 1901.
iii. Hazel Imogene, 28 Feb., 1898.
iv. Rosilla Watson, 7 Sept., 1903.

Note. — Amelia E., dau. of Lucius and Mary Ann (Chadwick), b. 18 Nov.,
i860. Abbie H., d. 1 Nov., 1885, aged 58 yrs.; buried in Braintree. Edith
Louise, dau. of Geo. T. and Emma F. (Wade), b. 7 June, 1886. Mildred,
dau. of Charles I. and Florence A. M. (Flagg), b. 15 July, 1887. William H.,
of Boston, m. 23 Mar., 1892, Lucy R. Bouve.

THING.

Arthur A. (Cyrus = Mary S. ), b. Maine, 1868; m. 6

Nov., 1902, Mary, dau. of John Manning. She was b. in Ire-
land, 1874. Resides on Oak St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Arthur, 5 Oct., 1903.
ii. Mary Frances, 7 Jan., 1905.
iii. Anna Katherine, 22 July, 1907.

THOMAS.

1. Frank, b. 19 Nov., 1791; m. Ann Ryan.

Ch.,—

i. Mary Edith, , 1852; m. 25 Nov., 1879, Leroy Mott of Scit.

2. ii. Francis William, ii Jan., 1855.
iii. Ann, 19 Dec, 1856; d. 9 April, 1881.
iv. Joseph, 8 Mar., 1859; d. 3 Mar., 1861.

2. Francis William (Frank = Ann Ryan), b. n Jan.,
1855; m- IO Jan-> 1882, Mary Ellen, dau. of James and Alice
(Hickey) Cotter, of East Weymouth. She was b. 1855. He d.
1 Aug., 1887. Lived on Bow St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Francis, 15 July, 1883.

Thomas — Thompson. 429

Arthur C. — Julia E. Krollman. Lived on Smith Place.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Laura Cushman, 8 June, 1891.

ii. Viola Mae, 17 Aug., 1896.

Elias Sumner (William = Ellen Jones), b. in Maine, 1876;
m. 6 Oct., 1906, Mary Ellen (Ryan) Johnson, dau. of John and
Bessie (Stapleton) Ryan. She was b. in Prince Edward Island,
1882. Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Margaret Frances, 12 July, 1907.

Note. — John Clark, Jr., m. 22 Nov., 1849, Mary (Murphy). She d. 7
Mar., 1890, buried in Dorchester. John Paul m. 25 June, 1853, Anna. John
Haynes m. 19 Nov., 1853, Mary Ann. Rachel, d. 13 Dec, 1853, aged 75 yrs.
John, d. 13 June, 1854, aged 86 yrs. John, m. 1 April, 1880, Louisa Vargus,
both of Scit. Jared T., of Quincy, m. 13 Feb., 1884, Sarah L. Pratt. Dorothea,
dau. of Rev. James B. and Myra Harris (Mott-Smith) Thomas, b. 12 Oct., 1896.

THOMPSON.

Burleigh S. (William of Kennebunk, Me.), b. , 1828; m.

26 Nov., 1854, Harriet A., dau. of Simeon P. and Eliza ( )

Gove. She was b. 22 Oct., 1836. He d. 29 Jan., 1907, aged 78
yrs. 11 mos. 22 days. Lived on cor. Summer and Elm Sts., Coh.,
and in Kennebunk, Me.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet Burleigh, 24 Jan., 1858; m. , Capt. D. W. Dudley.

1. John Thompson (Charles = Mary ), b. in Sweden,

abt. 1835; m. 19 April, 1856, Jane, dau. of Charles King, Ireland.
She d. bef. 1865. He m. (2) 5 Dec, 1865, Catherine (Desmond)
Daley, dau. of John and Ellen Desmond. She survived him and
m. (2) 11 June, 1870, Alfred Gardner of Hing. He d. 14 Oct.,
1869. Resided on Cove Bridge.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —
2. i. John Henry, 28 July, 1866.

2. John Henry (John = Catherine [Desmond] Daley), b. 28
July, 1866; m. 3 Aug., 1888, Maria, dau. of James and Honora
Hennegan. "Blacksmith." Lives on Parker Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John James, 26 April, 1889.
ii. Edward Hennegan, 22 Feb., 1892.
iii. Florence Maria, 3 Aug., 1894.

Note. — George W., Guilford, N.H., m. 8 Sept., 1852, Ann M. Bagley,
Ireland. Charles Andrew, b. 15 Aug., i860, son of Robert and Lydia R.
(Newhall), d. in Lynn, 6 Jan., 1905, survived by one brother and five sisters.

430 Thorn — Thomdike — Tibbetts — Tierney.

THORN.

1. Joseph, m. 16 May, 1695, Joanna, prob. dau. of Thomas
and Elizabeth (White) Pincin of Scit. She d. in Hing. 22 Jan.,
1721-2. He d. 14 Jan., 1731-2.

Ch., b. in Hing., —

i. Elizabeth, 9 Mar., 1695-6; m. 30 April, 1722, William Hooper,
ii. Rachel, abt. 1697; m. 30 April, 1722, Deming Egree. She was
bt. in Scit. 19 Feb., 1715-16, aged abt. 19 yrs. (Records 2d
Church, Scit.)
iii. Mary, 4 Nov., 1699.
2. iv. Joseph, 15 Sept., 1701.
v. William, 13 June, 1703.
vi. Lydia, 21 April, 1707.

2. Joseph (Joseph = Joanna Pincin), b. in Hing. 15 Sept.,
1701; m. 7 Mar., 1722-3, Hannah Harvey.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, , 1724.

ii. Israel, 27 May, 1726.
iii. Joseph, 17 Jan., 1728-9.
iv. Sarah, 3 Aug., 1731; d. soon.

v. Sarah, 16 Sept., 1733; d. 2 Feb., 1807.
vi. Mercy, 26 Feb., 1737-8.

Note. — Reuben, son of Sarah, bt. 8 May, 1763. Revolutionary soldier.

THORNDIKE.

Israel, m. .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mercy, 19 June, 181 7.

ii. Clarissa, 18 Oct., 1820.

Note. — Jefferson, drowned, n Aug., 1839. Capt. Septimus, d. June,
1843.

TIBBETTS.

Charles M., m. 1 Jan., 1887, Maud Winnifred, dau. of James
S. and Elizabeth (Cundy) Beal. She was b. 13 Oct., 1866. Lives
on Hull St., cor. Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Edith Wilfred, 26 June, 1888.

Note. — George A., d. 18 Aug., 1890, aged 14 yrs. 3 mos. 13 days.

TIERNEY.

Thomas W. (Thomas W.= Katherine Murray), b. 1884; m.
4 June, 1905, Milda Amelia, dau. of Richard H. and Milda (Blais-
dell) Priest. She was b. 18 Sept., 1886.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. William Bruce, 28 Feb., 1907.

Tilden. 431

TILDEN.

1. Amos8 (Amos7 Thomas6 John5 Joseph4 Nathaniel3 Dea.
Joseph2 Elder Nathaniel1, Scit. bef. 1628), b. 25 Oct., 1806; m.
7 June, 1829, Hannah Allen, dau. of Samuel and Betsey (Dun-
bar) Fearing. She was b. in Hing. 18 Mar., 1810, and d. 2 April,
1869. He d. 21 Dec., 1875. "Blacksmith." Resided on Elm
St., cor. Brook St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Adeline, 12 Jan., 1830; m. 14 Nov., 1847, Foster Bates.

ii. Emeline, 25 Feb., 1831; m. , Frederick Glover. She d. n

April, 1854.

3. iii. Charles F., 17 Oct., 1832.

4. iv. Eustis Woodbury, 25 Nov., 1834.
v. Hannah A. F., 21 Jan., 1837.

vi. William, 16 Nov., 1839; d. 29 Dec, 1839.
vii. Amos Kendall, 12 June, 1841; d. 7 April, 1907. Of U. S. Navy

in Civil War.
viii. Herbert, Aug., 1843; d. 7 Sept., 1843.
ix. Maria Elizabeth, 31 Dec, 1846; d. 8 Aug., 1848.

2. William A. W.8 (Amos7 Thomas6 John5 Joseph4 Nathaniel3
Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 29 Nov., 1813; m. 12 Feb., 1839, Martha,
dau. of Caleb and Ruth L. (Oakes) Bailey. She was b. 3 Feb.,
1816, and d. 15 Mar., 1897. He d. 18 April, 1892. "Carpenter."
Resided in house which he built abt. 1850 on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

5. i. Caleb Francis, 18 April, 1841.
ii. Mary Oakes, 19 Feb., 1843.

6. iii. Amos Edward, 4 Nov., 1850.

7. iv. William T., 6 Oct., 1852.

v. Child, , 1861; d. 16 Feb., 1861.

3. Charles F.9 (Amos8"7 Thomas6 John5 Joseph4 Nathaniel3
Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 17 Oct., 1832; m. 29 Nov., 1854, Joanna
M., dau. of Ezra and Sybil (Barnes) Towle. She was b. 2 Nov.,
1831, and d. 6 Feb., 1890. He d. 17 Jan., 1900. " Carriage-
maker" at Coh. Harbor. Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles F., ii July, 1855; d. 19 Sept., 1855.

8. ii. Herbert Allen, 30 Oct., 1857.

iv. Son] ' ( x SePtj l864; d" 2 ^P4' l864"

4. Eustis W.9 (Amos8"7 Thomas6 John5 Joseph4 Nathaniel3
Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 25 Nov., 1834; m. 9 Aug., 1859, Almira, dau.
of Lewis and Almira O. (Dunham) Anderson. She was b! 1839.
He d. 16 Oct., 1887. Soldier in Civil War, 2d Co. H. Art.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Emmeline Woodbury, 13 Dec, 1859.

432 Tilden.

5. Caleb Francis9 (William A. W.s Amos7 Thomas6 John5
Joseph4 Nathaniel3 Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 18 April, 1841; m. 21
Aug., 1870, Priscilla C, dau. of Joseph and Polly B. (Lambert)
Nichols. She was b. 26 Mar., 1843, and d. 9 Nov., 1901. He d.
12 June, 1898. "Livery stable keeper." Soldier in the Civil
War, Corporal 1st Co. H. Art.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
9. i. Harry Francis, i Feb., 1871.
ii. Grace May, 19 Feb., 1874.
iii. Edith Pearl, 31 Dec, 1875.

6. Amos Edward9 (William A. W.8 Amos7 Thomas8 John5
Joseph4 Nathaniel3 Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 4 Nov., 1850; m.
25 Nov., 1874, Mary E., dau. of David C. and Mary E. (Bates)
Chamberlin. She was b. 5 Feb., 1855. >.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha Ethel, i Nov., 1875; m. at Providence, R.I., 17 June,

1908, George E. Glynn,
ii. Dau., — ; d. 8 Mar., 1878.
iii. Lucretia Frances, 2 Aug., 1879; m. 25 Oct., 1905, Charles C. Lud-

wig, Worcester,
iv. Lizzie Lothrop, 4 Dec, 1882.
10. v. William A. W., 24 Jan., 1887.

7. William Thomas9 (William A. W.8 Amos7 Thomas6 John5
Joseph4 Nathaniel3 Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 6 Oct., 1852; m. 24
Nov., 1881, Flora Lucinda, dau. of Moses L. and Sophia M.

(Litchfield) Brown. She was b. , i860, in East Boston.

Lives in house which he built 1889, on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Helen May, 19 Sept., 1882.
ii. Maude Douglas, 2 June, 1889.

8. Herbert Allen10 (Charles F.9 Amos8-7 Thomas6 John5
Joseph4 Nathaniel3 Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 30 Oct., 1857; m. 31
Dec, 1878, Lura M., dau. of Warren S. and Maria G. (Babson)
Gammons. She was b. 24 Aug., i860. Selectman, 1901-1903.
IJves on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ella Howard, 14 April, 1880; m. 10 April, 1899, Alexander E.
Stoddard.

Ch., b. in Brcckton, —

ii. Mary Field, 12 April, 1885 ; m. 28 Aug., 1906, Harold Bates Cousens.

9. Harry Francis10 (Caleb F.9 William A. W.8 Amos7 Thomas6
John5 Joseph4 Nathaniel3 Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 1 Feb., 187 1;
m. 21 Mar., 1893, Nellie Jane, dau. of John L. and Paulina S.
(Joy) Pratt. She was b. 26 Sept., 1870. " Livery stable keeper."
Town Clerk, 1895-.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Paul Snow, 21 Jan., 1903.

Tilden — Tileston — Tirrell — Torrey — Totman. 433

10. William A. W.10 (Amos E.9 William A. W.8 Amos7 Thomas'
John5 Joseph4 Nathaniel3 Joseph2 Nathaniel1), b. 24 Jan., 1887;
m. 1907, Margaret, dau. of Matthew and Margaret (Leslie)
Mulhern. She was b. 20 May, 1882.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Elizabeth Leslie, 4 Dec, 1907.

Note. — Amos Halch,oi So. Scit., m. 20 June, 1882, Euphemia B. Prouty of
Scit.

TILESTON.

Herbert Houghton, d. 27 Aug., 1860, aged 11 mos., son of
Thomas and Zebiah (Kingman).

TIRRELL.

George B.,b. Hing.; m. 25 June, 1878, Elizabeth L. Augustus.
Lived on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
Child, 13 Nov., 1883.

Note. — Alfred R., d. 25 Sept., 1873, aged 26 yrs. 5 mos. Abiel Rogers, d.
18 May, 1898, aged 53 yrs. Oscar Raymond, d. 18 Oct., 1901, aged 22 yrs. 11
mos. 30 days. Ira D., d. 2 Dec., 1901, aged 7 yrs. 1 mo. 22 days.

TOBEY.

Theodore F., d. 26 Aug., 1877, aged 42 yrs. 8 mos.

TOBIN.

Richard Henry, of Boston, m. 16 Sept., 1903, Catherine
Curran.

TOOMEY.
Michael Mathew, m. 2 Dec, 1896, Mary Theresa Maloney.

TORREY.

Frederic (James = Comfort ), b. 1824; m. 1 Jan., 1858,

Sarah M., dau. of Joseph and Mary Ann (Ainslie) Edwards. She
was b. in Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1841. "Master mariner."

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Dau., 22 Dec, 1859.

TOTMAN.

William Harrison7 (Stephen8-5 Ebenezer"1 Stephen3 ~2 Thomas1
of Plymouth, 1660), b. 1836; m. 20 Nov., 1869, Ellen Elizabeth

434 Totman — Tower.

(Morse) Tower, dau. of Andrew Morse, and widow of Levi C.
Tower. She was b. July, 1847, and d. 21 April, 1880. His
grandfather, Stephen5, was a Revolutionary soldier. Lived on
Jerusalem Road. Rem. to Hing. and Quincy.

Ch.,—

i. William Henry, b. in Coh., 9 April, 1871; d. in Hing., 1882.
ii. Andrew Jackson, b. in Hing., 13 May, 1872.

Note. — Everett E. Chandler, Duxbury, m. 24 Sept., 1882, Laura Alice, of
Scit. Aubrey W., m. 29 Mar., 1894, Frances W. Whitcomb, both of Scit.

TOWER.

1. Ibrook2 (John1, Hing., 1637); bt. in Hing., 7 Feb., 1643-4;
m. 24 April, 1668, Margaret, dau. of John Hardin, Braintree.

She was b. , 1647, and d. in Hing., sec. pre., 19 Nov., 1705.

(Oldest stone in Coh. Central Cemetery, 1908.) He m. (2) 6 Aug.,

171 2, Patience ( ) (Jones) Hobart, widow of Benjamin Jones

and of Daniel Hobart. She d. 22 Dec, 1747, aged 80 yrs. He d.
21 Nov., 1732. "Cooper." Selectman, 1699. Resided early in
life at South Hing., but later in Hing., sec. pre.; according to family
tradition, on King St. His cellar can be traced, and the well is
there, but filled up.

Ch., b. in Hing., by wife Margaret, —

2. i. Richard, 20 July, 1669.

ii. Daniel, 15 June, 1671; d. Nov., 1690, in the Canada Expedition,
under Sir William Phipps.

3. iii. John, 21 Mar., 1672-3.

iv. Rachel, 16 Mar., 1674-5; m. 15 Jan., 1695-6, Joshua Bate,
v. Mary, 16 Aug., 1677; m. 3 Feb., 1703-4, John Whiton.
vi. Patience, 21 Mar., 1678-9; m. 31 Jan., 1 700-1, William Farrow;
m. (2) 30 May, 1704, Thomas James.

4. vii. Hezekiah, bt. 2 Oct., 1681.

viii. Elizabeth, 9 June, 1682; m. Merritt.

ix. Content, 13 Feb., 1683-4; m. 22 April, 1708, Joseph Souther,
x. Nehemiah, 7 Nov., 1685; d. before 1732.

xi. Lydia, 25 Nov., 1687; m. (pub. 15 Mar., 1711-12) John Frank-
lin; m. (2) 2 Dec, 1735, Thomas Hatch, Scit.

5. xii. Daniel, bt. 24 July, 1692.

2. Richard* (Ibrook* John1), b. 20 July, 1669; m. Abigail,
dau. of John and Mary (Hilliard) Farrow. She was b. in Hing.
27 Jan., 1669-70. He d. 21 Dec, 1702. She survived him and
m. (2) (pub. 13 Oct., 17 n) Francis Horswell, widr. She m. (3) 23
Nov., 1 7 19, John Orcutt, widr. Lived on west side of Common
on site of present residence of Daniel N. Tower.

Tower. 435

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Abigail, 14 Mar., 1693-4; m. (pub. 26 Sept., 1713) Prince Joy.
ii. Rachel, 24 Feb., 1696-7; m. (pub. 29 June, 1717) John Stephenson.

6. iii. Elisha, 22 May, 1700.
iv. Obadiah, 31 Mar., 1702.

v. Richard, 6 Sept., 1703 (posthumous).

3. John3 (Ibrook2 John1), b. 21 Mar., 1672-3; m. 15 Jan.,

1695-6, Hester, dau. of Cornelius and Anna ( ) Canterbury.

She was b. in Hing. 19 Nov., 1671, and d. 25 Dec., 1729. He d.
9 Dec, 1711. "Boatman" and "weaver." Prob. lived on
Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec pre., —

7. i. John, 21 Jan., 1696-7.

ii. Hester, 2 Sept., 1698; d. 9 May, 1700.

iii. Esther, 22 Sept., 1700; m. 7 Sept., 1724, John Marble.

8. iv. Cornelius, 15 Feb., 1 701-2.

v. Martha, 14 Jan., 1703-4; m. 8 July, 1733, John Pritchard.

vi. Elizabeth, 18 Sept., 1705; m. 6 Oct., 1729, Sam'l Tower,
vii. Mary, 21 July, 1707; d. 17 Aug., 1730, unm.
viii. Nehemiah, 8 Mar., 1708-9. Shipwright, d. abt. 1750.

ix. Ann, ; m. 16 Nov., 1737, John Harding, Eastham.

4. Hezekiah3 (Ibrook2 John1), bt. in Hing. 2 Oct., 1681; m.
13 Jan., 1703-4, Elizabeth, dau. of Matthew and Deborah (Pitts)
(Hayward) Whiton. She was b. in Hing. 31 Mar., 1684. He d.
aft. 1767. "Cooper." Resided on King St. near the pond.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Elizabeth, ii June, 1705; m. 28 June, 1728, John Burbank.
ii. Susanna, 16 April, 1707; m. 1 Aug., 1734, Ray Sutton, Scit.; m. (2)
22 Nov., 1739, Chasling Worrick.

9. iii. David, 28 Aug., 1709.

iv. Lydia, 1 May, 1713; m. 1 May, 1735, George Vickers, Hull,
v. Ruth, 28 Oct., 1717; d. 23 Mar., 1770, unm.

5. Daniel3 (Ibrook2 John1), bt. in Hing. 24 July, 1692; m.
(pub. 25 Feb., 1715-16) Sarah, dau. of Mordecai and Sarah
(Jones) Lincoln. She was b. at Scit., 29 July, 1694, and d. 7 July,
1754. He m. (2) 26 Feb., 1755, Persis Curtis, Hanover. She

was b. , 1707, and d. 24 June, 1787, in Hanover. He d. 21

Feb., 1774. "Farmer." Constable, 17 19. Lived on King St.
and later on No. Main St. just south of house of the late A. H.
Tower.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Sarah, 24 June, 1717; m. 29 Aug., 1734, John Whitcomb, Scit.

10. ii. Daniel, 23 June, 1720.

iii. Abraham, 31 Jan., 1722-3; d. 9 May, 1736.

11. iv. Job, 8 Sept., 1726.

v. Mordecai, 6 Aug., 1729; d. 10 June, 1736.
vi. Thankeul, bt. 10 Sept., 1732; d. 2 May, 1733.
vii. Thankful, 2 Oct., 1734; d. 18 Oct., 1743.

436 Tower.

6. Elisha4 (Richard3 Ibrook2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 22
May, 1700; m. 6 July, 1724, in Boston, Abigail Joy. She was b. in
Hing. He m. (2) 18 Sept., 1760, Esther (Cobb) Tower, widow of
his cousin John Tower and dau. of Richard and Hester (Bates)
Cobb, Boston. Lived in house built by his father near the
meeting-house, but sold it to Aaron Pratt, 1749.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

i. Obadiah, 25 Feb., 1724-5; d 5 Mar., 1724-5.
ii. Lydia, 14 May, 1726.

12. iii. Eltsha, 30 June, 1728.

iv. Abigail, 5 Aug., 1730; m. 1 April, 1754, Oliver Pritchard.

v. Obadiah, 3 Feb., 1732-3. Revolutionary soldier.

vi. Richard, 3 Mar., 1734-5.
vii. Desire, 20 Aug., 1737; d. 22 May, 1750.
viii. Jethro, < . ( m. 16 Sept., 1765, Margaret Gross.

ix. Sylvanus, i I2 Aug-' I74°' j d. 1762, unm.

7. John4 (John3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 21 Jan., 1696-7, in Hing., sec.
pre.; m. 2 Jan., 1722-3, Esther, dau. of Richard and Hester
(Bates) Cobb, Boston. He d. bef. 1760. She survived him and
m. (2) 18 Sept., 1760, his cousin, Elisha Tower.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Susannah, ii Mar., 1723-4.

ii. John, 20 Dec., 1725; d. abt. 1809. Revolutionary soldier.
iii. Silence, 9 June, 1728; m. 27 Sept., 1759, John Wheelwright,
iv. Micah, 23 June, 1731.

13. v. Richard, 10 Sept., 1733.
vi. Mary, bt. 13 Nov., 1737.

vii. Mercy, bt. 24 Jan., 1757; adult.

viii. Eunice, i Dec., 1744; m. 7 April, 1779, Noah Marble,
ix. Reuben, 3 June, 1747.

8. Cornelius4 (John3 Ibrook2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 5
Feb., 1701-2; m. (pub. 1 April, 1732) Hannah Higgins, Eastham.
He served in the "Old French War." He was discharged 20
Dec, 1759. There is no further record of him, and it is supposed
he died soon after. (In Oct., 1732, his house, prob. that of his
father, was destroyed by fire.)

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Nehemiah, 15 Oct., 1732; d. 23 Jan., 1735-6.

ii. Elkanah, 3 Sept., 1734; m. (pub. 14 Dec, 1769) Margaret Adams,

Boston. No issue,
iii. Hannah, 16 Sept., 1736; m. 24 Nov., 1762, Richard Tower,
iv. Silence, 24 Oct., 1738; m. 14 May, 1761, Isaac Gross of Hing.

14. v. Isaac, 10 May, 1744.

vi. Cornelius, bt. 17 Mar., 1751.
vii. Benjamin, bt. 7 July, 1754.

Tmver. 437

9. David4 (Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 28
Aug., 1709; m. 17 Dec, 1730, Susanna, dau. of Joshua and Hannah
Tucker. She was b. in Hing. 12 Nov., 17 10, and d. 12 May, 1762.
He m. (2) 30 Aug., 1763, Joanna (Leavitt) dau. of John and
Joanna (Bisbee) Leavitt, and widow of Abraham Leavitt. He
d. 7 Nov., 1765. Lived in his father's house on King St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

i. Hannah, 4 Feb., 1731-2; m. 18 Jan., 1749-50, Smith Woodward,
ii. Son, 7 Mar., 1732-3; d. next day.
iii. Susannah, 15 May, 1734; rn. « Dec, 1755, David Marble.

15. iv. Robert, ; 1735.

v. Mary, bt. 2 Jan., 1736-7; unm.
vi. Phoebe, bt. 2 July, 1739; m. 14 Jan., 1765, Newcomb Bourne.

16. vii. Abner, 17 April, 1741.

viii. Lydia, 31 Dec, 1744; d. 19 Oct., 1753.

ix. Rachel, 31 July, 1746; m. 17 Dec, 1767, Mathew Stoddard.

x. Ephraim, 21 Sept., 1748; d. 5 Oct., 1754.

xi. David, 16 Nov., 1750; d. 25 Jan., 1755.

10. Daniel4 (Daniel3 Ibrook2 John1), b. in Hing., sec. pre., 23
June, 1720; m. 5 Jan., 1740-41, Bethia, dau. of Roger and
Bethia (Winslow) Nichols. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 12 May,
1724, and d. 25 April, 1813. Constable, 1751. French and Indian
War, 1757, at Fort William Henry. "Farmer." He d. 28 Jan.,
1800. Lived on King St., and prob., after his father's death, on
No. Main St., where he died. The ash trees north of the house
built by her son Abraham were planted by Bethiah.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Abraham, June, 1741; d. 4 Mar., 1741-2.

ii. Sarah, 30 May, 1743; m. 8 Dec, 1763, James Cushing, Jr., Scit,
iii. Mordecai, 24 May, 1745; drowned at sea.
iv. Bethia, 20 April, 1747; m. 14 Mar., 1765, John Pratt,
v. Daniel, 5 Oct., 1749; d. young.

17. vi. Abraham, ) „ . .. f

vii. Isaac, ) Ib APnl» l752; I m. 12 June, 1777, Betty Stoddard ;

m. (2) 29 Oct., 1819, Elizabeth
Bisbee Conant, Springfield, Vt.
Rem. to Vt. 181 2.

viii. Samuel, 30 April, 1754; m. 2 Oct., 1775, Rebecca Nichols; rem.
to Winchendon, Mass., thence to Fitzwilliam, N.H.

18. ix. Levi, 25 July, 1756.

x. Persis, 1 Aug., 1759; m. 23 Nov., 1775, Allen Lincoln; m. (2) 21

May, 1786, Capt. James Hall.
xi. Mary, bt. 21 June, 1761; d. soon.

xii. Mary, bt. 27 May, 1764; m. , Josiah Bates.

xiii. Bethia, bt. 24 Jan., 1768; m. 10 Aug., 1788, John J. Lothrop.
19. xiv. Daniel, 29 July, 1771.

11. Job4 (Daniel3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 8 Sept., 1726; m. 19 Nov.,
1749, Mary, dau. of Aaron and Mary (Whitcomb) Pratt. She

438 Tower.

was b. 13 June, 1726, in Hing., sec. pre., and d. 19 Feb., 1806.
"Farmer." "Capt. of a military company in active service in the
Revolution, and a man of prominence in local affairs." He d.
abt. 1793. Soldier in French and Indian War. Resided on No.
Main St. near the burying-ground.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Meriel, bt. 2 Dec, 1750.

ii. Molly, 3 Feb., 1753; m. 22 Dec, 1777, Peter Nichols,
iii. Thankful, 25 July, 1755; m. 22 Jan., 1775, Lot Nichols,
iv. Obadiah, 17 Oct., 1757; d. soon,
v. Margaret, 24 Dec, 1759; d. young,
vi. Meriel, bt. 28 Nov., 1762; m. 21 Aug., 1782, Asa Souther,
vii. Margaret, bt. 17 Nov., 1765; d. unm.

viii. Sarah, ) , ~ j m. 12 Aug., 1787, Theophilus Bates.

ix. Betty, J bt' 2I Uct'' I7?o; I m. 20 April, 1790, Thomas Bourn,

Jr., widr.

12. Elisha5 (Elisha4 Richard3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 30 June, 1728;
m. 10 May, 1750, Hannah, dau. of Benjamin Rotch. She d. in
Hing., sec. pre., 26 June, 1755. He m. (2) 30 July, 1759, Deborah,
dau. of Deming and Rachel (Thorn) Egree. She was b. in Hing.,
sec. pre., 3 May, 1730, and d. abt. 1767. He m. (3) (pub. 24 April,
1768) Sarah Marble, Boston. Soldier in French and Indian War.
He d. , 1774.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. Rufus, 30 Nov., 1 75 1.
ii. Lurana, 30 May, 1754; m. , John Proud, New Bedford.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

iii. Isaiah, 29 Mar., 1760; m. 22 April, 1787, Silvia Tobey, New

Bedford,
iv. Deborah, 9 Nov., 1761.
v. Lucy, 13 Jan., 1764.
vi. Sylvanus, 28 Feb., 1766; m. .

Ch., by 3d wife, —

vii. Elisha, , 1770; m. (pub. 5 Aug., 1795) Hannah Baxter,

Boston.

13. Richard5 (John4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 10 Sept., 1733; m.
24 Nov., 1762, Hannah, dau. of Cornelius and Hannah (Higgins)
Tower. She was b. 16 Sept., 1736, and d. in Hatfield after 1816.
"Mariner." He d. at Goshen, Mass., 1813. Soldier in French
and Indian War, and Revolution.

Ch., bt. in Coh.,—

i. Eunice, 3 June, 1764.

ii. Rebecca, 9 Aug., 1767; m. 7 Mar., 1792, Philip Smith, Whately.
iii. Susanna, 17 June, 1770; m. 9 Oct., 1796, Abner Brown, Goshen,
iv. Micah, 28 June, 1772.

v. Hannah, 26 June, 1774; d. at Whately, 22 Mar., 1850.
vi. Silence, 13 April, 1777; m. 24 Mar., 1813, Gideon Reed, Shutesbury.

Tower. 439

14. Isaac5 (Cornelius4 John3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 10 May, 1744;
m. 9 Jan., 1770, Mary, dau. of John and Margaret (Webb)
Sprague. She was b. 14 June, 1752, and d. in Chesterfield, 27
April, 1826. He d. in Chesterfield, 7 Mar., 1826. Removed from
Coh. to Chesterfield, during the Revolution. Revolutionary
soldier.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sile, 12 Aug., 1770.

ii. Cornelius, 10 June, 1772; m. , Abby Potter, Paris, N.Y.

iii. Elkanah, 17 Oct., 1773; m. 10 Jan., 1800, Elizabeth Frissell,

Petersham.
iv. Isaac Webb, 16 Aug., 1775; m. 27 Dec, 1799, Zeruah Hitchcock.

Northampton.
v. Micah, 23 Dec, 1776.

Ch., prob. b. in Chesterfield, —

vi. Joseph, 13 Oct., 1778; m. 22 May, 1800, Naomi Strong, North-
ampton.

vii. John, 9 Sept., 1780; m. , Muson. He lived in Portland,

N.Y.
viii. Nehemiah, 8 Mar., 1782; m. 23 Dec, 1808, Mary Hamilton,
ix. Isaac, 19 Nov., 1783. Soldier in the War of 1812.
x. Benjamin, 6 Aug., 1785.

xi. Elijah, 22 May, 1787; m. 14 Feb., 1827, Elvira Russell,
xii. Oswin, 6 Jan., 1789; m. (pub. 30 Oct., 1812) Clarissa Ludden.
xiii. Son, 20 June, 1791; d. 20 June, 1791.
xiv. Polly, 8 Aug., 1792; m. (pub. 18 Dec, 1830) Silas Warner,

Chesterfield.
xv. Peggy, 18 July, 1794; m. 20 Sept., 1834, Gaius Hannum.
xvi. Sally, 27 Aug., 1796; m. 12 Oct., 1824, Henry Graves, West
Springfield.

15. Robert5 (David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 1735; m.
24 Dec., 1754, Elizabeth, dau. of John and Elizabeth (Tower)
Burbank. She was b. 6 Dec, 1738. He d. in the army, 18 Sept.,
1756, in the Crown Point Expedition. Lived on King St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
20. i. Jesse, bt. 13 July, 1755.

16. Abner5 (David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 17 April, 1741 ;
m. 20 April, 1762, Lydia, dau. of Chasling and Susanna (Tower)
(Sutton) Worrick. She was b. 17 Nov., 1742. He d. 2 Nov., 1765.
She m. 20 Oct., 1767, Elisha Bates.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —
i. Ephraim, 11 Jan., 1763.
ii. Elijah, .

17. Abraham5 (Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 18 April, 1752;
m. 30 Aug., 1789, Elizabeth, dau. of Abel and Hannah (Hobart)
Kent. She d. 26 Dec, 1797, aged 38 yrs. 10 mos. No children.
He m. (2) 18 Oct., 1800, Hannah, dau. of Abel and Hannah

440 Tower.

(Hobart) Kent. She d. 20 May, 1806, aged 30 yrs. 6 mos. He d.
26 Sept., 1832. A member of the "Boston Tea Party." Sergeant
in the Revolution. "Master shipbuilder." "Farmer." En-
gaged in fishing industry. Lived some years on Border St., and
in 1802 built house on west side of the Common, north of his
father's, which was then pulled down.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

21. i. Abraham Hobart, 20 Oct., 1801.

ii. Elizabeth, 10 Oct., 1803; m. Jan., 1821, Laban Souther.
iii. Hannah Kent, 8 May, 1806; m. 12 Nov., 1826, Josiah O. Lawrence.

18. Levi5 (Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 25 July, 1756; m. 25
Feb., 1775, Priscilla, dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth (Lincoln)
Nichols. She d. 3 May, 1796, aged 38 yrs. 2 mos. 15 days. He m.
(2) 17 May, 1799, Ruth (Beal) Stoddard, dau. of Thomas and
Susannah (Lincoln) Beal, and widow of Zenas Stoddard. She d.
8 Dec, 181 7, aged 51 yrs. 4 mos. He m. (3) Rebecca (Lincoln)
Pike, 29 Mar., 1818, dau. of Thomas and Rebecca (Allyne)
(Kilby) Lincoln. She d. 17 June, 1850, aged 88 yrs. 10 mos.
He d. 12 Aug., 1823. Served as a drummer in the Revolution.
"Farmer" and interested in navigation. "Master shipbuilder."
Selectman, 1788-1792. Moderator, 1791. Capt. of militia Co.
Representative, 1816.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Betsey, i Jan., 1778; m. Peter Lothrop.
ii. Sally, ii Oct., 1780; m. Daniel Bates.

22. iii. Levi, 9 April, 1783.

iv. Priscilla, 3 Jan., 1786; m. Paul Bates.

23. v. Nichols, 2 July, 1787.

vi. Job, bt. 27 June, 1790; d. 24 Mar., 1794.
vii. Polly, ) M $ d. 29 Sept., 1795.

viii. Patty, $ I9 lxov-' I792' \ m. 1 Sept., 1815, Thomas Stoddard.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

24. ix. Abraham, 19 Jan., 1800.

25. x. Job, 3 Dec, 1801.

26. xi. David, 17 Aug., 1804.

19. Daniel5 (Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 29 July, 1771; m.
abt. 1792, Sally, dau. of Jazaniah and Sarah (Pratt) Nichols. She
was b. 6 July, 1771, and d. 1 Aug., 1793. He d. at sea 1794, aged

23 yrs.

Only ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Daniel Nichols, 29 June, 1793 (bt. Jazaniah).

20. Jesse6 (Robert5 David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1), bt. 13
July, 1755; m. 1 May, 1786, Rebecca, dau. of Samuel and Ruth
(Low) Cushing. She was bt. 30 Dec, 1759. He d. 20 Dec, 1812.
Soldier in the Revolution. "Farmer." Lived on King St.

Tower. 441

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Betty, bt. 9 April, 1786.

27. ii. Asa Gushing, bt. 25 Mar., 1787.
iii. Ruth, bt. 24 Aug., 1788; d. .

iv. Elizabeth Burbank, 28 June, 1790; m. 24 Oct., 1819, William
Hersey, Hing.

28. v. Jesse, June, 1792.

vi. Rebecca, 12 June, 1794; m. Feb., 1815, Daniel Souther, Hing.

vii. Sarah D., bt. ; m. 2 Nov., 1817, John Despage.

viii. Ruth Low, bt. 28 Oct., 1798; m. 24 May, 1841, John M. Lincoln.

21. Abraham Hob art6 (Abraham5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1),
1). 20 Oct., 1801; m. 30 April, 1826, Charlotte, dau. of Newcomb
and Lydia (Nichols) Bates. She was b. 4 Oct., 1806, and d. 11
June, 1869. He d. 19 June, 1881. He was engaged in commerce,
navigation and farming. Captain of militia. Selectman, 1846-
1848. Lived in house built by his father, 1802.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Nash, 25 Aug., 1827; d. 3 April, 1829.
20. ii. Abraham Hobart, i April, 1829.

30. iii. Henry Clay, 16 April, 1831.

iv. Charles Carroll, 26 Sept., 1833; m. 29 Nov., i860, Clarissa L.

Pratt. H. U., A.B., 1856; M.D., 1859. Settled as physician in

Weymouth. He d. 30 May, 1893. Dau., d. 17 Sept., 1861,

aged 2 days. 4 other daus.
v. Charlotte Myra Bates, 28 Feb., 1836; m. 18 Jan., i860, Edward

Everett Tower.

31. vi. Newcomb Bates, 20 Feb., 1840.

32. vii. Daniel Nichols, 28 Feb., 1846.

22. Levi6 (Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 9 April, 1783;
m. 23 May, 1802, Abigail, dau. of Israel and Anna (Humphrey)
Nichols. She was bt. 20 Oct., 1782, and d. 3 Feb., 1844. He d.
15 June, 1835. Soldier of the War of 1812. Selectman, 1811-
1820. Lived on No. Main St. in "Sohier" house till about 1819,
when he sold it to David Stoddard Greenough and built a house
on King St. Lane (Sohier St.).

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, Sept., 1802; d. Oct., 1802.

ii. Anne Humphrey, 15 Dec, 1803; m. 1 Jan., 1822, Zealous Bates.
7,2,. iii. Nichols, 10 Feb., 1805.

34. iv. Edward, 3 Dec, 1807.

35. v. Levi, i Jan., 1810.

vi. Israel Nichols, 17 Aug., 1812; d. 4 Sept., 1814.
vii. Lewis, 24 Mar., 1815; d. 7 May, 1818.
viii. William Boardman, ii Aug., 1817; m. 8 June, 1853, Sarah E.

Souther. Lived in Dedham and Boston. Teacher of Centre

School. "Druggist."
ix. Abigail Nichols, 17 Mar., 1820; m. 1 Jan., 1851, Francis G. Allen.
x. Lewis, 17 April, 1822; m. , Abby N. Bates. Lived in Boston

and Weymouth. He d. 2 July, 1900.
xi. Priscilla Nichols, 19 Dec, 1824; m. 1 May, 1853, Joel W. Lincoln.

442 Tower.

23. Nichols6 (Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 Johnx),b. 2 July, 1787;
m. 5 Aug., 1807, Anne, dau. of Zealous and Abigail (Nichols)
Bates. She was b. 22 Mar., 1787, and d. 6 Dec., 1858. He d. 28
Dec, 1866. "Master shipbuilder." Soldier of the War of 181 2.
Moderator, 1823. Selectman, 1828-1830. Lived on Elm St.
at the Cove; abt. 1824 built house near Little Harbor.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. David B., 7 May, 1808; m. , Elizabeth Bates. He d. 28 July,

1858. 3 ch. Teacher of private school in Boston

ii. George, 9 April, 181 1; m. , Adeline Lane. He d. 11 Mav,

1876. H. U., M.D., 1840.

36. iii. Thomas Nichols, 18 June, 1813.

37. iv. Daniel, 25 Jan., 1815.

v. Nichols, 22 May, 1817; d. 4 July, 1875, unm., at Litchfield, Conn,
vi. Zealous Bates, 12 Jan., 1819; d. 20 Mar., 1900, unm. Grad. of

West Point, 1 July, 1841. Assistant professor of engineering.

Major in Mexican War. Col. Corps of Engineers. Brevetted

Maj. Gen. U. S. A. in Civil War.

38. vii. Frederic, 21 Oct., 1820.

viii. Levi, 15 Nov., 1823; m. 9 June, i860, Helen M. Smith. He d.
20 Jan., 1902. No issue,
ix. Abigail, 7 Sept., 1826; m. 6 June, 1854, Cyrus Keene.
x. Adeline, 9 Feb., 1828; m. 24 Mar., 1847, Fordyce Foster,
xi. Sarah Priscilla, 20 Mar., 1830; m. 22 Oct., 1850, Thomas Pratt.

24. Abraham8 (Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook3 John1), b. 19 Jan.,
1800; m. 2 Jan., 1842, Marcia Dunlap, dau. of Anselm and Priscilla
(Lincoln) Lothrop. She was bt. 6 Aug., 1821, and d. 28 Mar.,
1894. He d. 7 June, 1854. Lived on King St. near No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Marcia Dunlap, 19 Feb., 1843; m. , Zaccheus L. Beal.

ii. Sarah Cummings, i Oct., 1844; d. 6 Oct., 1859.
iii. Infant, 19 Oct., 1846; d. 20 Nov., 1846.

iv. Abraham, 6 Mar., 1851; m. , Julia Ann Hall, Brookline.

v. Infant, 14 Aug., 1853; d. 14 Sept., 1853.

25. Job8 (Levi5 Daniel'-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 3 Dec, 1801; m.
15 May, 1825, Louisa L., dau. of John J. and Bethia (Tower)
Lothrop. She was b. 19 Aug., 1803, and d. in Boston, 14 May,
1880. He d. in Boston, 25 Feb., 1881. Lived in house built by
his father on the Common, 18 16.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Job, 15 Aug., 1826; m. Dec, 1850, Susan Brown Hodgkins. He d.
28 Sept., 1851.

39. ii. Warren L., 14 Jan., 1831.

iii. Louisa Caroline, 24 Mar., 1834; d. 27 Mar., 1836.

iv. John Jacob, 6 April, 1837; m. , Aletta Emily Virginia Merwin.

Lived in Brooklyn, N.Y.
v. Louisa Caroline, 3 July, 1842.

26. David6 (Levi5 Daniel4"3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 17 Aug., 1804;
m. 17 Nov., 1823, Mary Jane, dau. of Jonathan and Mary Law-

Tower. 443

rence. She was b. 15 Dec, 1806, and d. 8 July, 1876. He d.
8 Oct., 1844. Lived on So. Main St. near Brook St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Mary Jane, 31 Dec, 1825; m. 31 Dec, 1848, Lorenzo Bates,
ii. Joseph Winchester, 10 Sept., 1827; d. 27 May, 1833.
iii. David, 31 Dec, 1829; d. in New Orleans, La., 20 Oct., 1852.
iv. James J., 25 May, 1832; m. 4 July, 1855, Chloe Lincoln Kent.

He d. 6 May, 1888. She d. 1 Jan., 1898.
v. Sarah Ann, 10 May, 1836; d. 27 Aug., 1844.
vi. Abraham, 21 Sept., 1839; d. 4 June, 1841.

40. vii. John Wilson, 13 Nov., 1842.

41. viii. Francis Cary, 17 Feb., 1845.

27. Asa Cushing7 (Jesse6 Robert5 David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook2
John1), bt. 25 Mar., 1787; m. 13 Nov., 1806, Charlotte Mann.
She d. 23 Mar., 1826, aged 48 yrs. He m. (2) 23 Sept., 1827,
Ruth (Collier) Willcutt, widow of Daniel Willcutt. She was b.
Sept., 1789, and d. 14 Mar., 1852. He d. 5 April, 1840. She-
survived him and m. (3) Mordecai Lincoln. Soldier of the War of
1812. Lived on King St. Lane (Sohier St.).

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —
4?. i. Thomas, 3 July, 1807.

ii. Charlotte, 18 Sept., 1809; m. 10 Dec, 1834, Henry Williston.
iii. Asa Cushing, 4 May, 181 1; m. 30 June, 1834, Eliza Stoddard,
Scit.; m. (2) 16 April, 1837, Sarah W. Lambert.

iv. Mary, 13 May, 1813; m. , William Hayden.

v. Infant, Jan., 1816; d. Feb., 1816.
vi. Dau., Sept., 181 7; d. 26 Sept., 1819.
vii. Hannah K., 9 Sept., 1819; m. 28 May, 1843, Nelson Corthell.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

viii. Alvan, 13 Sept., 1832; m. 4 June, 1854, Rebecca T. Souther.
Soldier in Civil War, 20th Regt. He d. 8 June, 1862, at Fortress
Monroe.

28. Jesse7 (Jesse6 Robert5 David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1),
b. June, 1792; m. 22 Sept., 1813, Grace, dau. of Daniel and Grace
(Sprague) Souther, Hing. She was b. 20 Nov., 1784, and d.
8 Aug., 1851. He m. (2) 16 Feb., 1861, Mary (Beal) Robinson,
Hing., widow of Joseph Robinson, and dau. of Andrew Beal. She

was b. , 1798, and d. 22 May, 1878. He d. 1 Nov., 187 1.

Lived on King St. Lane (Sohier St.).

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Rebecca, i June, 1814; m. 19 Feb., 1830, David Vinal. She d.
n April, 1877.

43. ii. Jesse, 28 Mar., 181 7.

44. iii. John, 18 Jan., 1821.

iv. Martha B., 17 Dec, 1822; m. , John B. Barnes.

v. Joseph, i Mar., 1825; d. 25 Sept., 1825.

vi. Abigail K., 29 Sept., 1826; m. , John Souther.

vii. James, 27 Aug., 1830; d. 4 July, 1831.

444 Tower.

29. Abraham Hobart7 (Abraham H.6 Abraham5 Daniel4-"
Ibrook2 John1), b. i April, 1S29; m. 24 Dec, 1851, Mary Lewis,
dau. of Thomas J. and Sarah (Pratt) Brown. She was b. 17 Aug.,
1829, and d. 16 Oct., 1871. He m. (2) 20 Nov., 1873, Fannie, dau.
of William and Maria Ann (Yandel) Hincks. She was b. in York,
Eng., 15 Sept., 1831. He d. 25 April, 1904. "Dealer in wood and
coal." Treasurer, 1860-1863, 1867-1904. Resided on Beach St.
and later on No. Main St. in house built by Abraham5.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Mary Hobart, 30 Oct., 1852; m. 23 Sept., 1879, Rev. Edmund
Q. S. Osgood of Plymouth.

45. ii. Abraham Hobart, 8 Sept., 1858.

30. Henry Clay7 (Abraham H.6 Abraham5 Daniel4"3 Ibrook2
John1), b. 16 April, 1831; m. 31 Oct., 1861, Martha D., dau. of
Bela and Paulina (Snow) Joy. She was b. 28 Nov., 1836, and d.
16 Sept., 1907. He d. 2 May, 1900. "Produce dealer." Resided
on No. Main St. in house north of his father's.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Laura Snow, 4 Jan., 1864; m. 27 April, 1887, Charles W. Wheel-
wright, Boston.

31. Newcohb Bates7 (Abraham H.fi Abraham5 Daniel4-3
Ibrook2 John1), b. 20 Feb., 1840; m. 19 Feb., 1862, Sophronia L.,
dau, of John and Mary Oakes (Lawrence) Parker. She was b.
18 Feb., 1842. "Dealer in wood and coal." Town Clerk, 1884-
1894. Selectman, 1895-1904. Treasurer, 1904-. Resides on
Tower Lane, off Ripley Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martha Bates, 12 Feb., 1863; d. 22 Oct., 1868.

46. ii. George Parker, i Feb., 1865.

iii. Ella Gertrude, 2 May, 1867; m. 17 Oct., 1888, Edward Nichols.
iv. Mary Parker, 31 July, 1870.
v. Charlotte Sophronia, 25 May, 1876.

32. Daniel Nichols7 (Abraham H.6 Abraham5 Daniel4-3
Ibrook2 John1), b. 28 Feb., 1846; m. 21 Oct., 1871, Almatia
Josephine, dau. of Joseph H. and Almatia (Poore) Smith. She
was b. 4 Feb., 1846. "Civil engineer." President of Electric
Light Co. since 1907; Superintendent of Coh. Water Co. since its
formation in 1886. Lives on No. Main St. in house built by Capt.
Jos. H. Smith.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Bessie Lord, 31 July, 1875.
ii. Gilbert Sanders, 15 Feb., 1885.

Tower. 445

33. Nichols7 (Levi0-5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 10 Feb.,
1805; m. 29 Mar., 1831, Caroline, dau. of John J. and Bethia
(Tower) Lothrop. She was b. 29 Mar., 1806, and d. 10 May,
1861. He d. in Boston, 19 Aug., 1842. Moderator, 1831, 1839-
1840.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Nichols, 14 Aug., 1832; d. 28 Feb., 1859, unm. Treasurer, 1858.

ii. Thomas Lothrop, 3 Feb., 1835; d. 13 Sept., 1863, unm.
iii. Caroline Louisa, ii Aug., 1837; d. 9 Feb., 1853.
iv. George Washington, 24 June, 1840; d. 23 Jan., 1872, in Boston.

v. Daniel Lothrop, 10 Oct., 1842; m. .

- 34. Edward7 (Levi6-5 Daniel4"3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 3 Dec,
1807; m. 20 April, 1837, Elizabeth B., dau. of Samuel and Hannah
(Bates) (Joy) Delano. She was b. 18 Aug., 1815, and d. 10 Jan.,
1874. He d. 6 Mar., 1873. "Surveyor" and "schoolmaster."
Moderator, 1855-1858. Town Clerk, 1846-1847, 1853-1854,
1866-1872. Treasurer, 1855, 1859. Selectman, 1854-1855, 1857—
1858. Representative, 1854. Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

47. i. Samuel Delano, 31 Mar., 1838.

ii. Hannah Elizabeth Delano, 4 Mar., 1849; m. 28 Nov., 1876,
Warren Bradley Chamberlain of Bath, N.H.

35. Levi7 (Levi8-5 Daniel4"3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 1 Jan., 1810;
m. 1 Sept., 1833, Rebecca, dau. of Bela and Rebecca (Pratt)
Bates. She was b. 10 June, 1812, and d. 10 April, 1893. He d.
9 April, 1893. "Mason." Lived in house which he built on No.
Main St., cor. of what is now Green St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

48. i. Edward Everett, i Feb., 1834.

49. ii. Levi, 8 June, 1836.

iii. Horatio Bates, 20 Sept., 1840; d. 3 Mar., 1843.

36. Thomas Nichols7 (Nichols6 Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2
John1), b. 18 Jan., 1813; m. 29 Dec, 1837, Jane B., dau. of Paul
and Priscilla (Tower) Bates. She was b. 3 Jan., 1813, and d. 28
Aug., 1890. He d. n April, 1887. Lived on Beach St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Bethiah Nichols, 27 June, 1839; d. 29 Mar., 1842.
ii. Elizabeth Hall, 17 July, 1841; m. 26 Nov., 1868, James Davis
Lincoln. She d. 4 Aug., 1870. No issue.

50. iii. Nichols, 20 July, 1844.

iv. Martha Jane Bates, 19 Nov., 1846; d. 2 Dec, 1904.

446 Toiver.

37. Daniel7 (Nichols8 Levi5 Daniel'-8 Ibrook2 John1), b. 25
Jan., 1815; m. 16 Feb., 1840, Susan S., dau. of Jonathan Beals
and Susan (Joy) Bates. She was b. May, 1818, and d. 1 Aug., 1895.
He d. 15 July, 1890. "Trader." Lived on east side of the Com-
mon in house built originally for a parsonage for the 2d Congrega-
tional church, and later in house built by Dea. Jonathan Beals Bates.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Rebecca, 18 Aug., 1840; m. 18 Aug., 1862, Levi Tower,
ii. Margaret Louisa, 16 Jan., 1843; d. I2 Oct> ^43-

51. iii. Walter Scott, 5 Feb., 1844.

52. iv. Clement Bates, 13 Mar., 1848.

v. Jonathan Beals Bates, 20 May, 1851; d. 31 Dec, 1851.

38. Frederic7 (Nichols8 Levi5 Daniel4"3 Ibrook2 John1), b.
21 Oct., 1820; m. 8 Feb., 1844, Elizabeth, dau. of Paul and
Priscilla (Tower) Bates. She was b. 11 April, 1823, and d. 1
April, 1906. He d. 4 Sept., 1904. "Lighthouse inspector."
Lived in house on west side of Common built by Thomas Pratt.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Anna Bates, 6 May, 1845; d. 11 Nov., 1900, unm.
ii. Sarah Nichols, 5 Sept., 1849; d. 2 April, 1868.
iii. David Bates, 24 Oct., 1855.
iv. Elizabeth Bates, 17 Dec, 1857; d. 14 Jan., 1865.
v. Child, 16 Jan., i860; d. 16 Jan., i860,
vi. Child, 15 Jan., 1861; d. 15 Jan., 1861.
vii. Child, 24 Jan., 1864; d. soon.

39. Warren L.7 (Job8 Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 14
Jan., 183 1 ; m. 10 April, 1856, Lucinda Pratt, dau. of Zenas and
Anna (Pratt) Stoddard. She was b. 11 May, 1831, and d. 10 Jan.,
1882.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lucinda Warren, 28 Sept., 1858; d. 15 Nov., 1862.
ii. Anna Louisa, 22 Mar., i860; d. 12 Sept., 1865.
iii. Jennie Brackett, 9 April, 1862; d. 17 Oct., 1862.
iv. Warren Augustus, 2 Oct., 1866; d. 29 Mar., 1871.

40. John Wilson7 (David6 Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1),
b. 13 Nov., 1842; m. 4 Oct., 1864, Emily A., dau. of Charles
and Deborah (Totman) Litchfield. She was b. 7 June, 1845.
"Conductor" on N. Y. & N. H. R.R. Removed to Duxbury.
Soldier in the Civil War, 1st Co., H. Art.

Ch.,—

i. David T., , 1865.

ii. Deborah Francis, 23 April, 1866.

iii. George A., 18 Oct., 1867.

iv. Charles Augustus, 23 April, 1870; d. soon.

53. v. Charles Augustus, 31 July, 1872.
vi. Henrietta B., 13 Dec, 1873.

vii. Charlotte, 22 Dec, 1875.

Tower. 447

41. Francis Caryt (David6 Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1),
b. 17 Feb., 1845; m- 2 Jan., 1867, Margaret E., dau. of John
and Christiana (Hill) Sloan. She was b. 23 July, 1847, m Scit.,

and d. , 1908. Soldier in the Civil War, 1st Co., H. Art.

"Conductor" on N. Y. & N. H. R.R. Resides on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Christiana, 9 Oct., 1867; d. 15 Feb., 1869.
ii. Rubin F., 20 June, 1872; m 9 Oct., 1894, Myra Bennett.
iii. George Briggs, 13 Jan., 1887; d. 25 April, 1901.

42. Thomas8 (Asa C.7 Jesse6 Robert5 David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook'
John1), b. 3 July, 1807; m. 27 April, 183 1, Rebecca, dau. of Isaac
and Mary (Barrell) Lambert. She was b. 17 Dec, 1812. He
d. 13 Aug., 1854. She survived him and m. 20 June, 1857, John
Tyrer. Lived on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

54. i. Thomas, 19 Feb., 1832.

ii. Sarah Jane, 25 Feb., 1834; m. 31 May, 1851, Samuel C. Souther.

55. iii. Levi C, 17 Oct., 1835.

iv. Ruth C, , 1839; m. 25 June, 1857, Henry Powers.

v. Polly N., 10 Feb., 1841; m. 10 Nov., 1859, Elisha R. Fish,

vi. Rebecca, 30 June, 1843; m- x9 Feb., 1861, Henry Ainslie.

56. vii. Isaac Henry, 26 May, 1846.

viii. Harriet, 26 Oct., 1848; m. 26 Dec, 1874, George Taylor.
ix. Dau., 25 Oct., 1850; d. 25 Oct., 1850.
x. Caroline Lambert, 26 Feb., 1852; m. 12 Jan., 1875, Joseph Sylvia.

43. Jesse8 (Jesse7"6 Robert5 David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1),
b. 28 Mar., 18171m. 10 Aug., 1837, Grace S., dau. of Daniel and
Rebecca (Tower) Souther, Hing. She was b. 29 Dec, 18 17, and
d. 30 June, 1849. He d. 26 Feb., 1876. Lived on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet Elizabeth, 15 Mar., 1838; m. 8 Dec, 1859, Ephraim

Couillard.
ii. Grace Ellen, 25 Mar., 1844; m. 17 Sept., 1859, William H. Bates,
iii. Stephen Puffer, 16 Mar., 1849; d. 14 Feb., 1863.

44. John8 (Jesse7-6 Robert5 David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1),
b. 18 Jan., 1821; m. 24 July, 1845, Susan, dau. of John and Han-
nah (Lambert) Dady. She was b. 22 Oct., 1827.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Helen Louisa, ; m. 13 Oct., i860, Moses Pratt.

ii. Sereno Howe, 7 July, 1848.

iii. James D., 3 Aug., 1850; d. .

iv. James D., 2 April, 1853; d. 2 May, 1853.

v. Susan M., 30 May, 1854; d. 31 Aug., 1856.

448 Tower.

45. Abraham Hobart8 (Abraham H.7-8 Abraham5 Daniel4-3
Ibrook2 John1), b. 8 Sept., 1858; m. 28 Oct., 1880, Mary Fogg,
dau. of Joseph and Ellen (Devereux) Osgood. She was b. 9
May, 1857. Residence, Elm St.; removed, 1894, to Stoughton.

Ch., b. in National City, Calif., —

i. Mary Lewis, 10 June, 1882

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Abraham Hobart, 26 Jan., 1884; m. 23 April, 1905, Ethel Eleanor

Dodd of Marblehead.
iii. Osgood, 8 Mar., 1890; d. 28 Aug., 1893.

46. George P.8 (Newcomb B.7 Abraham H.6 Abraham5
Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 1 Feb., 1865; m. 28 Dec, 1887,
Laura Kincaid, dau. of William H. and Mary J. (Kincaid) Richard-
son. She was b. 7 Aug., 1862, in Winona, Wis.

Ch.,—

i. Mary Richardson, 27 Dec, 1888.

47. Samuel Delano8 (Edward7 Levi6-5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2
John1), b. 31 Mar., 1838; m. 15 Sept., i860, Fanny B., dau. of
Loring and Elizabeth ( ) Downs. She was b. 1842. "Car-
riage painter." Residence, So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Edward Clarence, 9 Jan., 1864; m. 19 Oct., 1904, Carrie G. Bates,
ii. Abbie Francis, i June, 1873; d. 23 Aug., 1898.

48. Edward Everett8 (Levi7-6-5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1),
b. 1 Feb., 1834; m. 18 Jan., i860, Charlotte M. B., dau. of Abraham
H. and Charlotte (Bates) Tower. She was b. 28 Feb., 1836.
He d. 23 April, 1896. "Hair dealer." Founder of "Atlantic
Musical Association." Resided on the Common (Highland Ave.)
in house built by Levi Tower, 1816, which he purchased, and
remodeled 1862.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Grace Everett, i June, 1861; m. 4 April, 1887, Henry Pope Furber
of Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Edward, 15 Mar., 1863.
iii. Edith Josephine, 18 Feb., 1867; m. 17 Oct., 1889, Charles W.

Gammons,
iv. Henry Earl, 26 Mar., 1868; d. 19 Aug., 1868.
57. v. Burgess Clifford, 26 Jan., 1874.

vi. Russell Bates, 30 Oct., 1876; m. 7 June, 1905, Lilla May Brig-
ham of Marlboro.

Tower. 449

49. Levi8 (Levi7-6"5 Daniel4"3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 8 June, 1836;
m. 18 Aug., 1862, Mary Rebecca, dau. of Daniel and Susan S.
(Bates) Tower. She was b. 18 Aug., 1840, and d. 30 Oct., 1906.
"Druggist" in Boston. Resides on No. Main St., opposite begin-
ning of Jerusalem Road, in house built by his father.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Margaret Bates, 19 June, 1854; m. 6 Nov., 1897, Charles Francis
Haven. One son.

58. ii. Horatio Bates, ii May, 1873.

50. Nichols8 (Thomas N.7 Nichols6 Levi5 Daniel4"3 Ibrook2
John1), b. 20 July, 1844; m. 27 Nov., 1867, Maria Theresa, dau.

of Daniel P. and Hannah M. ( ) Gardner. She was b. in

East Woodstock, Conn., 20 May, 1848. Nichols d. 9 Dec, 1903.
She survived him and m. (2) 13 July, 1907, in New York, Isaac
N. Runyon of Washington, D.C. Resided on Beach St.

Ch., b. in East Woodstock, Conn., —

59. i. Eugene Nichols, 28 Oct., 1868.

ii. Frederick Bates, 17 Aug., 1873; d. 7 June, 1899.

51. Walter Scott8 (Daniel7 Nichols6 Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2
John1), b. 5 Feb., 1844; m. 17 Oct., 1872, Anne Hovey Spurr,
in Sandwich. "Druggist" in Roxbury. Later lived in Coh., on
Elm St., but returned to Roxbury.

Ch., b. in Roxbury, —

i. Miriam, .

ii. Winthrop, ■.

iii. Daniel, .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Louise Joy, 6 Feb., 1892.

52. Clement Bates8 (Daniel7 Nichols6 Levi5 Daniel4-3 Ibrook2
John1), b. 13 Mar., 1848; m. 7 July, 1872, Adeline B., dau. of
Loring and Catherine (Clarra) Bates. She was b. 20 Feb., 1851.
Residence, Hyde Park.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Clement Bates, 6 Aug., 1873.

53. Charles Augustus8 (John W.7 David6 Levi5 Daniel4-8
Ibrook2 John1), b. 31 July, 1872; m. Emma McNutt. Resided
on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Marion Wood, 20 Sept., 1893.
ii. John Wilson, 27 Feb., 1896; d. 11 Aug., 1896.

54. Thomas9 (Thomas8 Asa C.7 Jesse6 Robert5 David4 Heze-
kiah3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 19 Feb., 1832; m. 15 Jan., 1853, Eliza-
beth B., dau. of Henry and Charlotte (Tower) Williston. She
was b. 31 Dec, 1834. Soldier in Civil War, 2d Co., H. Art.

450 Tower.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Alice Ann, 2 May, 1854; m. 18 Dec, 1877, Levi L. Worrick.

55. Levi C.9 (Thomas8 Asa C.7 Jesse6 Robert5 David4 Heze-
kiah3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 17 Oct., 1835; m. 16 June, 1861, Ellen
Elizabeth, dau. of Andrew and Lydia (Lincoln) Morse. She was

b. 1845. He d- 28 Feb-» l867- She m' (2) 2° Nov'> l869' william
Harrison Totman, Hing. Soldier in Civil War, 2d Co., H. Art.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Levi Ellsworth, 12 May, 1862.

56. Isaac Henry9 (Thomas8 Asa C.7 Jesse6 Robert5 David4
Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 26 May, 1846; m. 24 June, 1865,
Betsey Ann, dau. of Aquilla R. and Mehitable (Cobb) Treat.
She was b. 19 Mar., 1843. Soldier in Civil War, 2d Co., H. Art.
Resides on Elm Court, off of Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

60. i. Thomas A., 5 May, 1866.

ii. Carrie Matilda, 4 Dec, 1867.
iii. Mary Rebecca, 25 Aug., 1870.
iv. Willie Russell, 13 Sept., 1872; d. 9 July, 1891.
v. Betsey Ann, 15 Nov., 1875.
vi. John Franklin, 12 Mar., 1878.
vii. Edith Elenor, 20 Feb., 1881; m. 27 Mar., 1902, Charles Dun-

canson, Boston,
viii. Sylvanus Isaac, 30 April, 1883.

57. Burgess Clifford9 (Edward E.8 Levi7-6"5 Daniel4-3
Ibrook2 John1), b. 26 Jan., 1874; m. 30 April, 1902, Carola O.,
dau. of Robert F. and Caroline (Sayward) Leighton. She was
b. 25 Jan., 1875. "Insurance agent." Resides on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Leighton Sayward, 26 Oct., 1904.

58. Horatio Bates9 (Levi8-7"6-5 Daniel4"3 Ibrook2 John1),
b. 11 May, 1873; m. 14 July, 1904, Gertrude, dau. of Elijah
Glover and Mary Lydia (Pope) Hall. She was b. 29 Mar., 1875,
iu Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Horatio Bates, 12 Aug., 1905.

59. Eugene Nichols9 (Nichols8 Thomas N.7 Nichols8 Levi5
Daniel4-3 Ibrook2 John1), b. in East Woodstock, Conn., 28 Oct.,
1868; m. 8 June, 1891, Carrie Sargent, dau. of Sargent and Abbie
Ann (Withington) Fruean. She was b. in Dor., 24 May, 1867.
Resides on Beach St.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Sargent Fruean, 25 Mar., 1892.

Tower — Toivle. 451

60. Thomas A.10 (Isaac H.9 Thomas8 Asa C.7 Jesse6 Robert5
David4 Hezekiah3 Ibrook2 John1), b. 5 May, 1866; m. 26 Aug.,
1 891, Mary M., dau. of George and Mary McCloud. She was
b. 1868. Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Millie Olive, 2 June, 1892.
ii. Mabel Frances, 14 April, 1894.
iii. Grace Eleanor, 3 Mar., 1896; d. 12 Jan., 1898.
iv. Allen Edward Russell, 25 July, 1897.

v. Thomas A., ) t 0 , ,

vi. Charles W., \ 2g Jan- l8"; d- same day"
vii. Dorothy Anna, ) T
viii. VelmaLettie, '} 3o June, 1900.
ix. Henry Rich, 19 Dec, 1901; d. 4 Sept., 1902.

.' > Twins, 20 June, 1903.

xii. Harold Raymond, ii Aug., 1904.
xiii. Child, 3 Dec, 1905.
xiv. Son, 6 Sept., 1907.

Note. — Lydia and Lucy, ch. of Thomas and Ruth (Teague) of Hing., bt.
10 Sept., 1758. Edith, b. 15 Dec, 1870. Geneva, b. 10 Feb., 1871. Ida E.,
d. 20 Aug., 1881, aged 24 yrs. 5 mos. 12 days. Rena Bella, b. 28 Aug., 1884.
Christianna Elenor, b. 28 Feb., 1899. Elsie Marie, b. 22 Jan., 1895. Harold
M., b. 17 Aug., 1899.

TOWLE.

1. Jeremy (Robert of Maine), b. 21 Nov., 1799; m. abt. 1820,
Margaret, dau. of Daniel and Grace (Sprague) Souther, Hing.
She was b. 14 Dec, 1796. He d. 9 Jan., 1868. She d. 18 April,
1870, in Boston. Sexton of 1st Par. Ch. Lived on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Margaret, 20 June, 1821; m. 1 Jan., 1856, Francis Holmes, Boston.
ii. Elizabeth, 23 July, 1823; m. 9 June, 1844, Lincoln Stoddard.

3. iii. Ezra, 17 May, 1826.

4. iv. Jeremy, 10 Sept., 1831. '

v. Mary Ann, 12 Sept., 1837; m. 24 Nov., 1859, Elias Bourn,
vi. Joseph Martin, 28 May, 1839; m. 25 Dec, 1865, Louisa T. Verge.
Soldier in Civil War, 32d Regt.

2. Ezra (Robert), b. 30 Mar., 1804; m. 21 Dec, 1828, Sybil,
dau. of Peter and Sybil (Burbank) Barnes. She was b. 27 Dec,
1807, and d. 3 Jan., 1885. He d. 2 Feb., 1872.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Cyrus, 2 Oct., 1829; m. 1 Jan., 1874, Annie Maria Ames, Lan-
caster, N.H. He d. 11 Oct., 1899, Florin, California.

ii. Joanna Maria, 2 Nov., 1831 ; m. 29 Nov., 1854, Charles F. Tilden.

iii. Sybil, 8 July, 1835; m. 8 Aug., 1859, Edward C. Hutchinson.
Res. Chester, Vt.

452 Towle — Tracy.

iv. Mary Elizabeth, 23 June, 1838; m. 5 June, 1872, Frank A. Field,

Boston. He d. 4 Aug., 1906.
v. Ezra L., 22 Sept., 1840; d. 30 Sept., 1869.
vi. Benjamin Barnes, 3 May, 1846; d. 28 June, 1866.

3. Ezra (Jeremy, Robert), b. 17 May, 1826; m. 6 Dec, 1849,
Sally L., dau. of James and Jane (Worrick) Stoddard. She was b.
19 July, 1828, and d. 14 Feb., 1903. He d. n Nov., 1882. Lived
on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in East Boston, —

i. Lorette Jane, 18 Dec, 1855; d. 15 Jan., 1856.
5. ii. Ezra Herbert, 16 July, 1857.

4. Jeremy (Jeremy, Robert), b. 10 Sept., 183 1; m. (Int. 20
Nov., 1853) Lizzie P., dau. of Levi Eldridge, Bucksport, Me.
She was b. , 1832. Removed to East Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George H., ; d. 28 Sept., 1859, aged 1 yr. 6 mos.

ii. Son, 3 Feb., i860.

5. Ezra Herbert (Ezra, Jeremy, Robert), b. 16 July, 1857, in
East Boston; m. 15 Jan., 1880, Sarah Catherine, dau. of Francis
M. and Ann Jane (Bates) Nichols. She was b. 19 Dec, 1858.
Resides on So. Main St. in house built by James5 Stoddard, prob.
abt. 1755.

Ch., b. in Hyde Park, Mass., —

i. Katherine Stoddard, ii Feb., 1881; m. 28 June, 1905, Dr. Arthur

Richard Gould,
ii. Odin, 10 April, 1882; m. 25 April, 1906, Anna Leland Kimball.
Son, Leland, b. 21 Sept., 1908.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Hester Worrick, 9 May, 1885; m. 19 June, 1906, Robert Fowler

Leighton. Resides in Scit. One son.
iv. Philip Lothrop, 21 April, 1889.
v. James Stoddard, 7 Aug., 1895; d. 21 Mar., 1896.

TRACY.

Neil Joseph, son of Edward and Mary Kelly, b. in Boston,
1870; m. 22 Sept., 1897, Grace M., dau. of Martin W. and Mary
(Farrell) Phalen. She was b. in Boston, 1869. Lives on Lambert's
Lane.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Martin Phalen, 16 June, 1903.

Note. — Edward, of Boston, m. 28 June, 1905, Ellen E. Phalen.

Trask — Treat. 453

TRASK.

William4 (William3-2-1), b. — — ; m. 19 Jan., 1720, Sarah
Shaw of Braintree.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Sarah, 23 Oct., 1726, "being then 4 yrs. old."
ii. Son, d. 15 Feb., 1724-5, aged 6 weeks,
iii. Son, d. 29 June, 1725, aged 3 mos.

iv. Anne, 13 Aug., 1727; m. 12 June, 1746, Elijah Veazie, Braintree.
v. Hannah,. . m. 28 June, 1751, Abiezer Hol-

? v , _S brook Jr., Weymouth.

vi. William, (24 tet>-> 1733 4;S m _ iy6lj Sarah Greenwood,

J K Milton. 4 ch.

vii. Samuel, 26 Dec, 1736; m. 1 Dec, 1757, Abigail Pray, Braintree;
m. (2) (Int. 3 Sept., 1780) Rebecca Newton, who d. 21 April,
1823. He d. 28 Mar., 1808.
viii. John, 13 July, 1740; m. (Int. 5 April, 1759) Mary Merriarn.

TREAT.

1. Aquilla Rich7 (Nathaniel6 Samuel5 Nathaniel4 Rev.
Samuel3 Gov. Robert of Conn.2 Richard1 of Wethersfield, Conn.,
1643), D- 24 June> z799> m Truro; m. 16 June, 1825, Betsey
Atwood Wiley, Wellfleet. She d. 23 April, 1828, aged 25 yrs.
He m. (2) 25 Dec, 1828, Mehitable Wiley, dau. of John and Lucy
(Wiley) Cobb. She was b. 4 June, 1803, in Truro, and d. 22 June,
i860, in Coh. He d. 17 Mar. Settled in Coh., 1842. "Mariner."
''School teacher" for many years, teaching navigation to young
men in the winters.

Ch., b. in Truro, by 1st wife, —

i. Betsey, d. young.
ii. Elizabeth, d. young.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

iii. Aquilla Rich, 17 Sept., 1829; d. 3 Jan., 1889, in Coh. " Mariner."
iv. Betsey, 1 0 , 0

v. Mehitable, \ > l83I5 d- — - l83I-

2. vi. Nathaniel William, 19 Oct., 1832.

vii. Betsey Ann, i Oct., 1834; d. 21 Oct., 1836.
viii. Sylvanus Rich, April, 1837; d. young.
ix. John Allen, 17 June, 1838; d. 23 Nov., 1864, unm., in Florence,
South Carolina. Soldier in Civil War, 14th Regt.

3. x. Sylvanus Franklin, 29 Oct., 1840.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

xi. Betsey Ann, 19 Mar., 1843; m. 24 June, 1865, Isaac H. Tower,
xii. Albert Kilburn, 16 Mar., 1846; d. 4 July, 1878, unm.
xiii. Lucy Wiley, 16 Oct., 1848; d. 12 April, 1850.

2. Nathaniel William8 (Aquilla R.7 Nathaniel6 SamueP
Nathaniel4 Samuel3 Robert2 Richard1), b. 19 Oct., 1832, in Truro;

454 Treat — Trott — Troy.

m. 12 Sept., 1872, Hannah Frances, dau. of David and Miriam
Page (Crosby) Newcomb, Provincetown. She was b. 3 Sept., 1846.
"Mariner," "cooper," and "boat builder." Soldier in Civil
War. Resides on Atlantic Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Nathaniel William, i April, 1873.
ii. Miriam Crosby, 6 Feb., 1877; m. 3 Oct., 1899, August F. B.

Petersen,
iii. Mabel Frances, 19 Aug., 1881; m. 29 Nov., 1904, John Harris

Winters, Boston,
iv. Lucy Evelyn, 20 Dec, 1884.

3. Sylvanus Franklin8 (Aquilla R.7 Nathaniel6 Samuel5
Nathaniel4 Samuel3 Robert2 Richard1), b. 29 Oct., 1840, in Truro;
m. 11 Aug., 1862, Harriet Louisa, dau. of Jesse D. and Sarah

L. (Vinal) Hutchinson, Scit. She was b. , 1843. "Building

contractor." Soldier in Civil War, 14th Regt. Resides on Elm
Court, off of Elm St.

Ch.,—

4. i. Burton Stanley, b. in South Weymouth, 9 Dec, 1869.

ii. Julia Wiley, b. in Coh., 24 May, 1874; m. 8 Sept., 1897, Ellery C.
Bates.

4. Burton Stanley9 (Sylvanus F.8 Aquilla R.7 Nathaniel"
Samuel5 Nathaniel4 Samuel3 Robert2 Richard1), b. South Wey-
mouth, 9 Dec, 1869; m. , 1895, Effie Louise, dau. of Charles

A. and Deborah A. (Pratt) Cousens. She was b. 29 Nov., 187 1.
"Book-keeper." Resides on Border St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Robert, 30 Dec, 1895.
ii. Deborah, 15 Nov., 1906.

TROTT.

Charles Henry (Charles = Charlotte Cook of Eng.), b. Lon-
don, 10 Feb., 1867; m. 6 Sept., 1893, Cora Inez, dau. of Edwin
Bliss and Sarah L. (Gore) Taft of Milford. She was b. 27 Aug.,
1868. Came to Coh., 1904. Resides on No. Main St,

Ch., b. in Westford, —

i. Lawrence Taft, 27 June, 1894.

Ch., b. in Dorchester, —

ii. Helen, 14 June, 1896.
iii. Lloyd, 7 Mar., 1902.

TROY.

Michael Coughlan m. 21 Aug., 1898, Nellie.

Tucker — Tully — Turner. 455

TUCKER.

Elizabeth, m. 15 Oct., 1724, Daniel Beal. Alletta, dau. of

Thomas and Mary Anna ( ), d. 11 Oct., 1856, aged 15 yrs. 4

mos. 17 days. Mary A., dau. of Thomas and Mary Anna ( ),

d. 10 June, 1853, aged 7 yrs.

TULLY.

Thomas, son of James, d. 16 Sept., 1848, aged 27 yrs.

TURNER.

1. Job5 (Nathaniel4 Philip3 John2 Humphrey1), b. , 1755;

m. Abiah Bryant of Scit. He d. 4 Oct., 1815, aged 60 yrs. Town
Treasurer in 1803. Bought in 1810 the house built by Rev. Josiah
Crocker Shaw in 1794, on east side of Common. "Shipowner,"
and part owner of mill at the Gulf.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. Lucy, 18 Feb., 1777; m. 9 Oct., 1808, Capt. Thomas Pratt,
ii. Betsey, 6 Mar., 1784.

2. iii. John Bryant, 8 Dec, 1786.

iv. Sophia, 9 May, 1789; m. 27 Sept., 1809, Elias Nichols.

3. v. Henry Job, 15 Aug., 1793.

2. John Bryant6 (Job5 Nathaniel4 Philip3 John2 Humphrey1),
b. in Scit. 8 Dec, 1786; m. 3 May, 1813, Hannah, dau. of Caleb
and Lydia (Kent) Nichols. She was b. 23 Nov., 1789. Lived for
a time in the Shaw house on the Common.

Ch., b. in Scit., —

i. Clara, 2 July, 1814; m. 18 Jan., 1837, Charles Bates,

ii. Job Abiel, 7 April, 1816.

iii. Charles Nichols, 12 June, 1818.

iv. Mary Clapp, 29 Nov., 1820.

v. John Bryant, 29 June, 1823; m. 9 Dec, 1849, Maria Pratt.

vi. Hannah, 7 April, 1826.

vii. Maria Frances, 23 Feb., 1829.

viii. Ann, 4 Dec, 1831.

3. Henry Job6 (Job5 Nathaniel4 Philip3 John2 Humphrey1),
b. in Scit. 15 Aug., 1793; m. 20 July, 181 7, Mary Turner of Scit.
She d. #5 April, 1871, aged 72 yrs. 8 mos. He d. 22 Jan., i860.
Moderator, 1829, 1848-185 1. Town Clerk, 1837-1838. Select-
man, 1826-1827. Representative, 1829. Known as "Squire"
Turner. One of the three incorporators of the Coh. Sav. Bank in
1845. Lived close to Scituate line on Borden St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

4. i. Henry Job, 22 April, 181 8.

ii. Mary, 10 Mar., 1820; m. 7 May, 1846, James Hall,
iii. Sophia, 14 Mar., 1822; d. 24 Mar., 1843, unm.
iv. Rachel, 20 May, 1824; m. 28 Nov., 1850, Rufus H. Flint of
Melrose. She d. 28 Jan., 1900.

456 Turner — Tuttle — Tyndall—Tyrer.

4. Henry Job7 (Henry J.6 Job5 Nathaniel4 Philip3 John2
Humphrey1), b. 22 April, 1818; m. 1 Feb., 1843, Ruth L., dau. of
Caleb and Ruth L. (Oakes) Bailey. She was b. 19 April, 1822,
and d. 13 Aug., 1846. He m. (2) 23 Dec., 1847, Mary T. Sparrell
of So. Scit. He d. 5 May, 1879.

Ch.,—

i. Ruth Bailey, May, 1846; m. 26 May, 1872, Louis Nichols Bates.
Lived in Somerville.

Note. — Child of Asa, d. 16 Feb., 1816, aged 3 weeks. John H., m. 4
July, 1854, Sarah Nichols, both of Scit. John B., m. 2 Oct., 1878, H. Anna
Goodell, both of Scit. George H., m. 5 Oct., 1881, Caroline E. Briggs, both
of So. Scit. Charles N., m. 20 Jan., 1884, Christine Louer, both of Scit.
William Channing Appleton m. 26 June, 1895, Edna Marion. Lewis G.
Bates of Norwell m. 4 Aug., 1900, Jennie, of Roxbury. Henry A., d. 28 July,
1901, aged 76 yrs. 6 mos. 19 days; son of Thomas and Mary Ann (Webb) of
Boston.

TUTTLE.

Fred W. Bartlett in. 24 Oct., 1899, Eva, of Braintree.

TYNDALL.

Theresa L. (Graham), wife of Georga A., Trenton, N. J.,
d. 30 May, 1906, aged 27 yrs.

TYRER.

John (Thomas = Catherine ), b. in Liverpool, Eng., 13

Aug., 181 2; m. 21 Nov., 1832, Jane (Souther) Barnes, widow of
Leavitt Barnes, and dau. of Nathan and Sally (Wilson) Souther.
She was b. 26 Aug., 1800. Supposing her husband dead (lost at
sea), she m. (3) 14 Sept., 1845, Abraham Litchfield. She d. 17
June, 1888. John returned and m. (2) 20 June, 1857, Rebecca
(Lambert) Tower. She d. 18 April, 1892. He d. 3 Mar., 1892.
"Mariner." Lived on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George, 12 May, 1833; d. 3 July, 1838.
ii. Edward, 10 Nov., 1836; d. soon,
iii. Charles Edward, 7 Nov., 1838.

Charles Edward2 (John1), b. 7 Nov., 1838; m. 2 Jan., 1870,
Emma A., dau. of William F. and Esther (Penniman) Thayer.
She was b. 5 May, 1843. Lives on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Edward Franklin, 22 April, 1872.
ii. George Henry, 12 Feb., 1874; d. 25 Mar., 1874.
iii. Nettie Alberta, 16 June, 1875; m. 29 June, 1899, George W.
Pierce.

Tyrer — Upton — Valine. 45 7

Edward Franklin3 (Charles E.2 John1), b. 22 April, 1872; m.
7 July, 1896, Grace Merriam, dau. of Benjamin and Augusta
Ripley (Holmes) Perkins, West Bridgewater. She was b. 18 Nov.,
1869. Lived on King St.; removed to Brockton.
Ch., b. in Brockton, —

i. Lloyd Perkins, 12 July, 1901.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Kenneth Edward, 10 Mar., 1907.

UPTON.

Ebenezer C, b. 1808; m. 2 April, 1840, Mercy James, dau. of
Ephraim and Hannah (Pincin) Marble. She was b. n May,
18 1 2, and d. 4 June, 1850. He d. 12 May, 1846. Lived in the
Beechwoods.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Henry, 26 Mar., 1841.

ii. Hannah Marble, 20 July, 1842.
iii. Mary Asenath, 12 Feb., 1844.
iv. Almira Lincoln, 12 Mar., 1845; d. 9 June, 1845.

v. Mercy, l A/r 0 , ( d. 2? Sept., 1846.
vi. Martha, \ 2? Mar" l8^\ d. 1 Oct., 1846

Note. — Osborn Wood m. 15 May, 1845, Lydia.

VALINE.

1. Manuel (Manuel = Catherine Pedoroza),b. 15 Jan., 1845,
at Calliete, Isle St. George, Azores; m. 10 Dec, 1866, Sarah
E., dau. of Manuel and Elizabeth (Adams) Antoine. She was
b. 19 Nov., 1848. "Master mariner." "Carpenter." Resides
on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

2. i. Abraham Antoine, 25 Jan., 1868.

ii. Willie S., 18 Sept., 1870; m. 24 Oct., 1906, Katherine G. Grace,
Boston.

3. iii. Ernest A., 16 Dec, 1871.

iv. Joseph Adams, 9 Feb., i873;m.8Feb., 1899, Mary Theresa Kraback.
v. Mary Caroline, 8 June, 1874; d. 26 June, 1874.

vi. Mary Gertrude, 6 July, 1875; m. , Ralph W. Hardy, Lowell.

vii. Sadie Agnes, 19 Nov., 1876.
viii. Henrietta Caroltne, 16 Sept., 1878.

4. ix. George Perry, 24 Nov., 1879.
x. Manuel Perry, 16 Jan., 1881.

xi. Frederick Pratt, 19 Oct., 1882.
xii. Ella Crane, 8 Aug., 1884; d. 11 July, 1885.
xiii. Ella Crane, 23 Sept., 1886; d. 20 Oct., 1886.
xiv. Catherine Frances, 20 Dec, 1887.

xv. Winsor Marrett Tyler, 23 July, 1889; d. 19 Aug., 1889.
xvi. Elsie Elizabeth, ii April, 1891.

458 Valine — Van Buskirk — Van Patten — Vargus.

2. Abraham Antoine2 (Manuel P.1), b. 25 Jan., 1868; m. 20
Jan., 1895, Bridget Mary, dau. of James and Eliza (Robbins)
Monehan. She was b. in Ireland, 1866. Resides on Stock-
bridge St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Agnes Elizabeth, 13 Feb., 1899.

3. Ernest Adams2 (Manuel P.1), b. 16 Dec, 1871; m. Argenta
C. Drongile. Resides on Stockbridge St.

Ch., b. in New York, —

i. Fabien, .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

ii. Veronica, 15 Oct., 1897.
iii. Maria Argenta, 23 July, 1899.
iv. Francis Xavier, 29 Dec, 1900.

4. George Perry2 (Manuel P.1), b. 24 Nov., 1879; m. 6 April,
1904, Mary Agnes, dau. of Thomas and Nora (McGrath) Connell.
She was b. 1879, Ireland. Resides on Highland Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas Emanuel, 6 Nov., 1905.

Note. — John, m. 23 Mar., 1869, Antonia Ainslie, both from Western
Islands. Manuel S. Elmon m. 18 Nov., 1871, Rosa.

VAN BUSKIRK.

James Oswald (Stephen = Matilda Maxfield), b. 1867; m.
21 Feb., 1891, Effie C, dau. of William Atwood and Susannah
D. (Bailey) Taylor. She was b. 1872. Resided on Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Annie Beatrice, 6 Aug., 1891.

VAN PATTEN.

Rufus Choate, b. 8 April, 1859, son of Mary Chaddock.

VARGUS.

Antoine (Antoine = Mary ), b. May, 1855; m. 19 Jan.,

1878, Mary E., dau. of Daniel Pool and Hannah Flint (Whit-
comb) Arnold. She was b. 17 Sept., 1853, and d. 7 Nov., 1906.
He d. 12 Oct., 1905. Lived on Church St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Frank Antoine, 2 July, 1878; d. 21 July, 1896.
ii. Oscar Francis, 10 Aug., 1882.

Vargus — Vamey — Veale — Verge — Vialle. 459

iii. Sarah Lincoln, 28 June, 1885; m. 23 Sept., 1901, William Joseph

Almeida.
iv. Ellwood Franklin, 27 Feb., 1892'.
v. Mary Amelia, d. 23 Nov., 1892, aged 2 mos. 4 days.

Note. — Manuel, m. 3 Sept., 1887, Lizzie, both of Scit. John, b. 26 May,

1001, son of Joseph and Mary ( ). Antoine, d. 21 Feb., 1905, at Scit., aged

73yrs.

VARNEY.

George J., d. 9 Feb., 1901, aged 65 yrs. David Gatchell,
son of Aaron and Eunice (Gatchell), Brunswick, Me., d. 11 May,
1003, aged 57 yrs. 10 mos. 4 days. Fenton W., m. 10 April,
1901, Selina W. Parker, both of Scit.

VEALE.

William P. (William = Ruth K. (Bradish) (Albro), widow of
William Albro, and dau. of William Bradish, sergeant in Washing-
ton Life Guards, in the Revolutionary War [Mass. Rolls]), b. 7^
Mar., 1828, in Quebec, Canada; m. 5 Nov., 1851, Margaret'
Bennett, dau. of Lewis and Emily (Cook) Studley of Scit. She
d. 6 Aug., 1891, aged 58 yrs. He d. 13 June, 1906. Lived on
So. Main St. in house built by his father in 1840, on site of Capt.
Ozier house.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Charles Lewis, 18 Aug., 1852; d. 8 Oct., 1858.
ii. Alice A., 20 April, 1864; m. 12 May, 1886, William Litchfield

Pierce of Scit.
iii. Millie Lewis, 9 Mar., 1866.

Note. — William, d. 4 June, 1867, aged 67 yrs. Ruth K. (Bradish) (Albro),
d. 27 Oct., 1888, aged 93 yrs. 7 mos. 17 days.

VERGE.

George S. Western, Duxbury, "mariner," m. 25 Dec, 1865,
Martha K., of Boston.

VIALLE.

James L. = Eliza L. Delaney. "Inn-keeper." Lived on So.
Main St. in house built by Capt. Luther Stephenson.

Ch.,—

i. William, .

ii. Alice A., ; m. Geo. A. Meade.

iii. Alfred Proctor, b. in Hyde Park, 1862; m. 25 Oct., 1887, Hattie

J. Bates,
iv. James S., b. in Coh., 1 Sept., 1874.

460 Vickery — Vinal.

VICKERY.

Samuel Franklin (Jacob = Abigail Durgey), b. 1866; m. 5
June, 1890, Emma Rachel, dau. of William Atwood and Susannah
D. (Bailey) Taylor. She was b. 1865. Resided on Hull St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Laura Doane, 7 Dec, 1890.
ii. Julia Elizabeth, 24 June, 1895.
iii. Albert Samuel, 3 July, 1897.
iv. Charles Wilson, 7 July, 1899.

Note. — Annie May, b. 18 Aug., 1889, dau. of Pearl and Carrie A.
(Damon).

VINAL.

1. Clitus6 (Nicholas5 Jacob4-3 John2 Widow Anna1, Scit., 1636) ,
b. Scit., 1775; m. Nabby, dau. of Joseph and Esther (War-
rick) Souther. She was b. 1 June, 1777, and d. 29 Jan., 1861.
He d. 6 Sept., 1849. Soldier of the War of 1812. Resided on
King St. Lane, now Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. David, i May, 1801.

ii. Myra, 26 July, 1803; m. 8 Aug., 1821, David H. Gardner, Hing.;

d. 23 Mar., 1889.
iii. Caleb, bt. 5 Aug., 1804.

3. iv. Lewis, 4 Aug., 1806.

v. Lot Souther, 15 Jan., 1809.

2. David7 (Clitus8 Nicholas5 Jacob4-3 John2 Widow Anna1)
b. i May, 1801; m. 19 Feb., 1830, Rebecca C, dau. of Jesse and
Grace (Souther) Tower. She was b. 1 June, 1814, and d. n April,
1877. He d. 28 Feb., 1889. Lived on Sohier St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abigail S., 6 Aug., 1830; m. 1 Dec, 1850, Marshall L. Bates,
ii. Mary Ann, 7 Oct., 1831; m. (Int. 13 Mar.) 1854, George A. Fish,
Marshfield.

3. Lewis7 (Clitus6 Nicholas5 Jacob4-3 John2 Widow Anna1),
b. 4 Aug., 1806; m. 11 Nov., 1828, Ruth, dau. of Nathan and
Sally (Wilson) Souther. She was b. 7 April, 1808. Lived on
King St. Lane.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lewis, 23 Nov., 1829.

Israel C. (Levi), b. in Scit. , 1830; m. 19 June, 1853,

Sarah Catherine, dau. of Joseph and Catherine (Higgins) (Briggs)
Briggs. She was b. 30 Sept., 1833, and d. 9 Dec, 1895. Lived
on Elm St.

Vinal — Vining — Violante — Wade. 46 1

Ch.,b. in Coh.,—

i. Joseph Briggs, i May, 1854; m. 2 July, 1878, Ella J. Sargent.
ii. Clara Cook, — — , 1858; m. 9 June, 1880, Lester Gilbert Willctt,

So. Weymouth,
iii. Catherine Higgins, 27 Jan., 1864; m. 11 Mar., 1884, Charles F.

Westgate, Boston.

Hammond W. (Nathaniel W.), b. , 1819, Boston; m. 21

June, 1854, Mercy, dau. of Warren and Clarissa (Vinal) Orcutt.
She was b. 15 Aug., 1832.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Nathaniel Whiting, 18 April, 1855; d. 6 Sept., 1857.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

ii. Alice, ; m. - — .

Note. — Child of Lusitonus, d. 16 Dec, 1804. Wife of Lusitanus, d. 14
Oct., 1807. Child of John, d. 28 Dec, 1827. Jonathan P. Newcomb of Quincy
m. 18 Aug., 1836, Abigail. Webster Litchfield, Scit., m. 25 Nov., i860,
Sarah Hall. Robert T. Delano, San Francisco, Calif., m. 8 July, 1855,
Hannah C. Henry Collier, Jr., m. 20 Dec, 1888, Josie, of Scit. Ezra, Jr.,
m. n Aug., 1873, Jane E. Sellon, both of Boston. Seth, m. 12 Dec, 1899,
Genevra Cushman, both of Scit.

VINING.

Daniel (Daniel Harvey of Weymouth = Anna Binney of
Hing.), b. in Weymouth, 18 Sept., 1838; m. May, 1859, Elizabeth,
dau. of William and Louisa (Dickerson) Field of Quincy. He
m. (2) 5 June, 1900, Lydia H. Whelpdale, dau. of Stephen and
Mary (Waters) Watson. She was b. 11 Dec, 1874, at Hartle-
pool, England. Soldier in the Civil War, 35th Regt. Drum
Major. "Dealer in shoes and men's furnishings." Resides on
Highland Ave.

Ch., by 1st wife, —

i. Elmer H., b. in Quincy, 22 Feb., 1861.
Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Robert Edward, b. in Hull, 22 Aug., 1901.

VIOLANTE.

Mary, dau. of John Francis of Flores, Azores, d. 23 Feb.,
1901, aged 94 yrs. 9 mos. 5 days.

WADE.

John, of Scit., m. 8 Feb., 1779, x\bigail Bates. Child of
George, d. Mar., 1799, aged 1 mo. Freeman, drowned 10 Oct.,
18 19. Oscar A. Symmes of Middleboro m. 28 Feb., 1880,

462 Wade — Wadsworth — Wallis.

Hannah C, of Scit. Charles P., of Boston, m. 26 Sept., 1900,
Josephine M. Wherity.

WADSWORTH.
Edwin H. = Lena J. Crockett. Lived on Jerusalem Road.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Edward, 15 Mar., 1898.
ii. Olive May, i May, 1899.

WALLIS (WALLACE).

Ezekiel = Susanna, dau. of Mordecai and Margaret (Cald-
well) Lincoln. She was b. 28 April, 1756, and d. 18 Jan., 1842.
He d. abt. 1784. "Mariner." Resided in house of his wife's
father, Mordecai Lincoln.
Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Mordecai Lincoln, 8 Aug., 1779.

ii. Charlotte, 20 Oct., 1782; m. 13 Mar., 1803, Josiah White, Boston.
iii. Ezekiel, 4 July, 1784 (posthumous); m. 16 Nov., 1830, Henrietta
Lincoln. He d. 20 Mar., 1859. She d. 12 Nov., 1864. In Coh.
militia, June, 1814. Capt. of fishing schooner "Nancy," Sept.,
1814; captured by British and taken with Isaiah Lincoln to
Halifax, Nova Scptia, as prisoners of war. Capt. of schooner
"Fawn," 1817. "Master mariner." Lived in house built abt.
1830, on site of the Mordecai Lincoln house.

Mordecai Lincoln (Ezekiel = Susanna), b. 8 Aug., 1779;
m. 5 May, 181 1, Ellen, dau. of Ambrose and Priscilla (Lincoln)
Bates. She was bt. 12 June, 1785, and d. in Boston, Dec, 1818.
He m. (2) abt. 1821, Maria, dau. of Ambrose and Prisc'lla (Lin-
coln) Bates. She was bt. 28 June, 1801. "Mason;" built his
brother Ezekiel's house.

Ch., b. in Boston, by 1st wife, —

i. Ellen Maria Theresa, 22 Feb., 181 2; m. 17 Feb., 1836, S. S.
Pierce, Boston.

ii. Henrietta, , 1814; d. 7 April, 1862, unm.

iii. Mordecai Lincoln, 8 Dec, 1816; m. 5 Nov., 1854, Sarah Rebecca

Ayres. 3 ch.
iv. Paul Dean, 25 Feb., 1818; m. Emmeline Pitts of Millville. She d.
10 Mar., 1857. He m. (2) 1 Sept., 1858, Mary Caroline Pierce,
Dor. 6 ch.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

v. Francis Bates, ; m. .

vi. George F. A., 2 Dec, 1829; m. 24 Aug., 1856, Martha J. Clark.

Note. — Capt. Ezra, of schooner " Priscilla," 1819, mentioned in Nar. Hist.
of Coh. Samuel K. Dunster, Lynn, m. 16 Oct., i860, Elizabeth Jane, dau. of
Moses V. Effie Idella, b. 16 Nov., 1861, dau. of Moses V. and Eliza (Phillips).
George F., son of Frances Bates, d. in Everett, Mass., aged 37 yrs. 5 mos., 22
Oct., 1890.

Wander — Ward — Washburn — Wasson — Waters. 463

WALSH.

Son of Patrick, b. 5 May, 1858.

WANDER.

Francis Amelia, ch. of Frederic W. and Annie J. (McGonigle),
b. is July, 1896.

WARD.

Thomas (Peter = Mary), m. 8 April, 1866, Mary E., dau.
of Philip D. and Sarah (Morris) Minot. She was b. 14 Oct.,
1849. She survived him and m. (2) 23 Dec, 1885, Walter S.
Beal.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Melvin Thomas, 16 Jan., 1866; d. 28 Jan., 1867.
ii. Melvin Thomas, 27 Nov., 1867.
iii. Eugene Francis, 27 June, 1870; d. 14 May, 1872.
iv. Alice May, ; d. 1 June, 1882, aged 8 yrs. 6 days.

Note. — Frederick L. Lincoln m. 1 July, 1886, Mary A., of Nova Scotia.
Edward, of Scit., m. 24 Oct., 1886, Bridget T. Quinn, Scit. Russell, d. 20 Aug.,
1005, aged 24 yrs. 1 mo. 4 days.

WASHBURN.

Herbert Lee, d. 20 Oct., 1901, aged 42 yrs., buried at Plymp-
ton. " Photographer. " Hannah Maud (Charles), wife of George
Francis, and dau. of Aaron and Clarissa (Thompson) Charles, d.
20 May, 1907, aged 78 yrs. 11 mos. 4 days.

WASSON.

Thomas, son of Thomas and Grace, bt. 30 April, 1732.

WATERS.

George (Isaac, Elijah, Daniel = Abigail Whiton), b. in Hing.,

1819; m. . He m. (2) (Int. 7 Aug., 1854) Susan, dau. of

Joseph P. and Sarah (Litchfield) Wheelwright. She was b. 24
Mar., 1828, and d. 16 April, 1897. He d. 12 Jan., 1858. Lived
in Randolph and later on Beechwood St.

Ch., by 1 st wife, — ■

i. Marietta.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

ii. Joseph Pratt, 7 Dec, 1855; d. 23 Sept., 1856.
iii. Sarah Susan, 5 July, 1857; m. 15 Aug., 1885, Frank H. Beeler,
Braintree. He d. 5 Aug., 1904, aged 51 yrs. No living issue.

Note. — Robert William, b. 30 Oct., 1874. James A., d. 22 Mar., 1874,
aged 3 yrs. 3 mos. 12 days.

464 Watson — Watt — Webster — Welch — Wells — Wentworlh.

WATSON.

William R. Emerson of Boston m. 15 Sept., 1873, Silvia
H., of Milton. Richard N. Hare m. (2) 22 Oct., 1905, Josephine
M., of Boston.

WATT.

John Reid (James = Mary Reid), b. 1878; m. 22 June, 1904,
Harriet Wilson, dau. of William and Olive (Strout) Root. She
was b. in Hoosic Falls, N.Y., in 1882. Resided on Summer St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Katherine Lassell, 3 Aug., 1905.

WEBBER.

Daniel, d. 17 April, 1899, aged 75 yrs. 8 mos.

WEBSTER.

Mary I., dau. of Andrew J. and Mary A. (Littlefield) of So.
Berwick, Me., d. 1 Nov., 1906, aged 64 yrs. 3 j mos. 11 days.

WEEKS.

Eunice M., d. 3 Oct., 1886, aged 76 yrs. 7 mos.

WELCH.

Mary L. (Boott), d. 29 Mar., 1899, aged 76 yrs. Francis C,
d. 19 Sept., 1886, aged 4 yrs. 11 mos. 7 days. Charles A., d.
21 Jan., 1908.

WELLS.

1. Richard = Sally Prichard.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. Charles Franklin, 23 July, 1838.
ii. Martha Elizabeth, 7 Sept., 1840.
iii. George, 16 Aug., 1845; d. 23 Sept., 1845.

2. Charles Franklin (Richard = Sally Richard ), b.

23 July, 1838; m. (Int. 2 April, 1867) Sarah J. Houghton of
Newton. She d. 2 Jan., 1876, aged 39 yrs. 2 mos. He m. (2)
3 Jan., 1878, Jane Lovell (Pope) Beal, dau. of Joseph and Jane

(Lovell) Pope, Hull. She was b. , 1836. Soldier in the

Civil War, 1st Regt.

WENTWORTH.

Edward Eliston (William = Nancy Kidder), b. , 1846;

m.. 3 May, 1874, Mary Hubbard, dau. of George L. and Harriet
W. (Beal) Nickerson. She was b. 1850. Representative, 1897-

Wenhvorth — Wessman — West — Westgate. 465

1898. Deputy sheriff of Norfolk Co. Lives on So. Main St. in
house built by George L. Nickerson.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Abbie Eugenia, 8 Feb., 1875; m. , 1893, Joseph Murray Cann.

Evan P. (James S. = Caroline E. Thurston), b. West Lebanon,
Me., 24 Feb., 1867; m. 11 Jan., 1893, Eaudivilla J., dau. of Henry
A. and Sarah M. (Le Frengey) Waters. She was b. 19 Nov.,
1873, at Lynn. D.M.D., Howard University Dental School,

1899. Lives on So. Main St., opposite Elm St.
Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Roger Wood, 20 June, 1900.

Note. — William, d. 24 Mar., 1889, aged 70 yrs. 10 mos. 15 days. Nancy
(Kidder) Wentworth, d. 1 Sept., 1903, aged 83 yrs. 5 mos. 15 days; dau. of Ben-
jamin and Sarah (Stratton) Kidder, Albion, Me.

WESSMAN.

Carl F. (Charles = Augusta Carlson), b. Sweden, 1877; m.
21 Oct., 1903, Hannah C, dau. of August and Helen Peterson.
She was b. in Sweden, 1879. Resided on Atlantic Ave. in 1905.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Frederick, 5 Feb., 1905.

WEST.

Charles Edward (Edward = Sophronia P. Farnham), b.
Wakefield, N. H., 27 Jan., 1853; m- m Hing., 25 Nov., 1875,
Hattie E., dau. of Zaccheus L. and Harriet S. (Barnes) Beal.
She was b. 10 June, 1856. "Trader." Lived on Hull St.; re-
moved to Hing.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harold Russell, 23 July, 1876.
Ch., b. in Hing., —

ii. Albert Farnham, 27 Aug., 1881.

WESTGATE.

Charles Franklin (Charles = Sarah E. ), b. in Fair-
haven, 1861; m. 11 Mar., 1884, Catherine Higgins, dau. of Israel
C. and Sarah C. (Briggs) Vinal. She was b. 27 Jan., 1864.
Resided on Elm St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Guy Franklin, 28 June, 1884.
ii. Charles Israel, 12 April, 1887.
Hi. Sarah Louise, 26 Aug., 1891.
iv. Ruth Vinal, 2 Feb., 1897.

466 Wetherbee — Wheelock — Wheelwright.

WETHERBEE.

Louis Bradford, b. 25 Mar., 1883; son of John and Elizabeth
E. (Brown).

WHEELOCK.

Edwin Lasell, son of Silas W. and Mary (Lasell), b. 19 Mar.,
1901.

WHEELWRIGHT.

1. John1 (John of Eng. d. on voyage to America), b. 18 Oct.,
1719, in Boston; m. 10 July, 1746, Sarah, dau. of Philip and
Deborah (Gannett) Willcutt. She was b. 6 May, 1722, in Hing.,
sec pre., and d. 11 Nov., 1758. He m. (2) 27 Sept., 1759, Silence,
dau. of John and Esther (Cobb) Tower. She was b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 9 June, 1728, and d. 25 April, 1781. He m. (3) 25 Oct., 1781,
Ruth (Low) Cushing, widow of Samuel Cushing, and dau. of
Ambrose and Sarah (Beal) Low. She was b. in Hing. 14 Aug.,
1737, and d. 7 Oct., 181 2. He d. 8 May, 1818. "Tanner" and
"farmer." He was at Louisburg, 1745, having enlisted under
Pepperell. Lived on "Turtle Island," near the Old Mill, Beech-
wood. Bt. in Scit., 20 June 1742. Soldier in the French and
Indian War, 1757.

Ch., b. in Scit., by 1st wife, —

i. Sarah, 26 Dec, 1747; m. 30 Nov., 1771, Joseph Boyington; m.
(2) 12 Jan., 1804, Welcome Beal, widr.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

ii. Kezia, 23 Sept., 1750; m. 27 Feb., 1769, Job Whitcomb.
iii. Zerviah, 23 Aug., 1752; m. 1 Oct., 1778, Lemuel Bourne, Pem-
broke. Lived in Middleboro.

2. iv. Gershom, 24 April, 1754.

3. v. Eleazer, 9 April, 1756.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 2d wife, —

vi. John, 16 Feb., 1761; m. 14 May, 1812, Leah Woodman, Scit. He
d. in Scit. 1 Mar., 1826.

vii. Mary, 14 April, 1762; m. , 1793, Urbane Lincoln, widr.

viii. Micah, 30 May, 1764; m. , Susanna Pratt. He d. 21 Nov.,

1847. She d. 30 Oct., 1856.

ix. Jotham, 4 Oct., 1767; m. , Margaret Pratt. He d. 7 Feb.,

1839. She d. 26 Nov., i860.

4. x. Lot, 17 June, 1770.

2. Gershom2 (John1), b. 24 April, 1754; m. 22 June, 1777,
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward and Susanna (Studley) Battles. She
was b. 31 May, 1758, and d. 16 July, 1836. He d. 23 June, 1822.
"Farmer." Soldier in Revolutionary War. Soldier in War of
181 2. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

5. i. Philip, 21 July, 1778.

6. ii. Joseph P., bt. 24 June, 1781.

iii. Elizabeth, 8 Aug., 1782; m. 15 Mar., 1820, Sylvanus Simmons.

Wheelwright. 467

iv. Eleazer, 10 Feb., 1785; d. 20 June, 1853, unm.
v. Sarah, 9 Mar., 1787; m. 7 Aug., 1806, Daniel Stodder, Hing.; m.
(2) 29 May, 181 7, Josiah Dammon of Scit.
7. vi. Gershom, 12 Mar., 1790.

vii. Deborah, 14 Mar., 1792; m. , Thomas Norworthy of Scit.

She d. 17 Dec, 1870.

viii. Silence, ; m. 16 Jan., 181 2, Isaiah Litchfield. She d. 22 Feb.,

1836.
ix. Jared, 16 July, 1795; drowned at New Bridge, 22 July, 1806.
x. Zebiah, 28 May, 1798; m. Charles Ford of So. Scit.; m. (2) 30

April, 1861, William Morris. She d. 9 Sept., 1888.
xi. Hannah, bt. 23 June, 181 1.

3. Eleazer2 (John1), b. 9 April, 1756; m. Molly . Lived

on Beechwood St.

Ch., bt. or b. in Coh., —

i. Molly, bt. 20 June, 1779; d. soon.
ii. Eleazer, I , 0 , 0

Hi. Molly, S b. 18 June, 1 781.

4. Lot2 (John1), b. 17 June, 1770; m. 10 Dec, 1793, Susannah,
dau. of John, Jr., and Susannah (Paine) Wilson, of West Cam-
bridge. She d. in Newton, 30 May, 1836. He m. (2) Elizabeth
Brooks of West Cambridge. He d. 2 Sept., 1842, at Marble-
head. Engaged in commerce and navigation in Boston.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. John Tower, , 1795; m. ; d. 8 June, 1856.

8. ii. Lot, i Feb., 1797.

iii. Susan, , 1799; m. , 1824, John Candler, Jr., of Marblehead.

9. iv. Josiah, 22 July, 1801.

v. William Wilson, 13 April, 1805; d. unm. n Sept., 1832.
vi. Charles Henry, 29 May, 1813; d. 30 July, 1862, unm. Surgeon in

the Navy; died while on duty at the Naval Hospital at Pilot, near

New Orleans, La.

5. Philip3 (Gershom2 John1), b. 21 June, 1778; m. 4 May, 1805,
Priscilla, dau. of Job Cowen of Scit. He d. June, 181 5. Lived
on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Job Cowen, 29 Dec, 1805; d. 8 Dec, 1878.
ii. Martin, 2 Sept., 1808; d. 16 Sept., 1846, drowned,
iii. Lucy Litchfield, 20 Mar., 1811; d. Nov., 1839.

6. Joseph P.3 (Gershom2 John1), bt. 24 June, 1781; m. 9
Dec, 1827, Sarah, dau. of Noah and Sarah (Willcutt) Litchfield.
She d. 27 Dec, 1877, aged 86 yrs. He d. 4 Mar., 1882, aged 91
yrs. 1 mo. 10 days. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Susan, 24 Mar., 1828; m. (Int. 7 Aug., 1854) George Waters. She

d, 16 April, 1897.
ii. Sarah, 13 Jan., 1834; d. 24 Feb., 1846.

468 Wheelwright.

7. Gershom3 (Gershom2 John1), b. 12 Mar., 1790; m. 27 Oct.,

1824, Hannah, dau. of Ebenezer W. and Judith ( ) Ellms.

She was b. in Scit. 27 Nov., 1794, and d. 18 June, 1883. He d.
22 July, 1864. "Farmer." Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
10. i. Lewis Lincoln, 12 Sept., 1825.

ii. Hannah A., 8 Aug., 1827; m. Nov., 1842, Edmund Hyland, Scit.
iii. Irene M., 8 June, 1829; m. (Int. 22 Dec, 1846) William Litchfield.

8. Lot3 (Lot2 John1), b. 1 Feb., 1797; m. 9 June, 1823, Sarah,
dau. of Edward and Mary (Cunningham) Blanchard, of Boston.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Edward, 10 Mar., 1824; m. 23 Dec, 1869, Isaphene, dau. of Abraham
Rapelje Moore, New York City. She d. 30 June, 1907, aged 76

yrs. 20 days. He d. in Boston , 1904. H. C. 1844. No

issue. Summer resident,
ii. Henry A., .

9. Josiah3 (Lot2 John1), b. 22 July, 1801; m. 13 Oct., 1823,
Caroline, dau. of Edward and Mary (Cunningham) Blanchard, of
Boston. He d. 19 Nov., 1826.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

11. i. Josiah, 26 June, 1824.

ii. Andrew Cunningham, 18 April, 1827; m. Susan Cabot. He d. 15
June, 1908, in Boston. Grad. Harvard University, 1847.

10. Lewis Lincoln4 (Gershom3-2 John1), b. 12 Sept., 1825;
m. Mary Nye Sherman of Marshfield. She d. 3 May, 1869,
aged 40 yrs. He m. (2) Louisa J. (Strong) Woodworth. She d.
22 July, 1902, aged 68 yrs. 3 mos. He d. 7 Aug., 1889, aged 63
yrs. "Farmer." Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Adelaide Augusta, 23 Oct., 1847.
ii. Lewis Lincoln, 13 Oct., 1851; m. 30 Nov., 1871, Jane Morse

Crowell of Hing. He d. 2 Aug., 1905.
iii. Charles Emerson, Feb., 1854; d. 15 Aug., 1854.
iv. Lavinia Elizabeth, ii Sept., 1855; m. Hiram Bates of Scit.;

m. (2) 25 Dec, 1883, George Young.
v. Hannah Lillian, 4 April, 1858; m. (Int. 26 Sept., 1876)

David Stoddard,
vi. Mary Emma, Mar., i860.

12. vii. Frank W., 26 Dec, 1862.

11. Josiah4 (Josiah3 Lot2 John1), b. 26 June, 1824; m. Lucinda
Orne, dau. of Charles Chapin.

Ch., b. in Roxbury, —
13. i. Charles Chapin, 14 Mar., 1863.

12. Frank W.5 (Lewis L.4 Gershom3"2 John1), b. 26 Dec,
1862; m. 23 Oct., 1887, Lillian M., dau. of James and Lydia

Wheelwright — Whicher — Whitcomb. 469

(Morse) (Shapley) Stoddard. She was b. 19 May, 1867.
"Farmer." Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bessie Emma, 14 Sept., 1888.

ii. Elsie May, 24 May, 1890.

iii. Everett Wilbur, 2 June, 1892; d. 12 May, 1897.
iv. Walter Chester, i Dec, 1893.

v. Ruby Nile, ii Sept., 1895.
vi. Everett Wilbur, 25 June, 1898.
vii. Ralph Linwood, 31 Mar., 1900; d. 12 May, 1900.
viii. Bessie Evelyn, 13 May, 1906.

13. Charles Chapin5 (Josiah4-3 Lot2 John1), b. 14 Mar.,
1863; m. 27 April, 1887, Laura Snow, dau. of Henry C. and
Martha D. (Joy) Tower. She was b. 4 Jan., 1864. Lives on No.
Main St. in summer.

Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. Josiah, 5 May, 1888.

WHICHER.

Relief (Field), d. 11 Nov., 1888, aged 90 yrs. 7 mos. 22 days;
buried at Quincy.

WHITCOMB.

1. Israel4 (Israel3 Robert2 John1, Scit, 1640), b. Scit. 19
Feb., 1700-1; m. in Hing., sec. pre., 16 Jan., 1727-8, Hannah,
dau. of Ebenezer and Hannah (Gannett) Kent. She was b. 1707,
and d. 22 July, 1782. He d. 19 Feb., 1787. "Farmer." Lived
on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 28 Feb., 1728-9; d. 8 Mar., 1736-7.
ii. Job, 8 Aug., 1731; d. 27 Mar., 1737.
iii. Elizabeth, 29 Mar., 1734; d. 26 Mar., 1737.

2. iv. Israel, 15 Jan., 1736-7; d. 29 Mar., 1737.

v. Israel, 9 Feb., 1738-9.

3. vi. Job, 17 Jan., 1739-40.

vii. Jacob, 4 Sept., 1741; d. 8 July, 1747.

4. viii. Joseph, 2 Feb., 1743-4.

5. ix. Lot, 10 April, 1746.

x. Hannah, ii Nov., 1748; d. 4 Nov., 1754.

2. Israel5 (Israel4-3 Robert2 John1), b. 9 Feb., 1738-9; m.
19 Feb., 1 761, Achsah, dau. of Elisha and Sarah (Lewis) Lincoln.
She was b. 3 Nov., 1738, and d. 11 Sept., 181 1. He d. 4 June,
1824. "Farmer." Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Hannah, 17 Sept., 1761; m. 21 Oct., 1779, Samuel Oakes.
ii. Zadoc, ii Dec, 1763. Removed to Maine.
6. iii. Jacob, 9 Mar., 1765.

470 Whitcomb.

iv. Elijah, bt. 15 June, 1765.

v. Samuel, 5 Sept., 1767; m. Lydia Ramsdell and resided in Hanover,
vi. Ezekiel, 1 Aug., 1777; m. 29 Nov., 1819, Lucy Whitcomb. Lived
in Hanover.

3. Job5 (Israel4-3 Robert2 John1), b. 17 Jan., 1739-40; m. 27
Feb., 1769, Kezia, dau. of John and Sarah (Willcutt) Wheel-
wright. She was b. 23 Sept., 1750, and d. 28 Mar., 1846. He d.
21 Sept., 1 8 13. Revolutionary soldier. "Farmer." Lived on
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

7. i. David, 4 June, 1776.

4. Joseph5 (Israel4-3 Robert2 John1), b. 2 Feb., 1743-4; m.
25 Oct., 1770, Hannah, dau. of Jazaniah and Hannah (Cushing)
Nichols. She was b. 25 June, 1752, and d. 15 Feb., 1829. He
d. 21 April, 1832. "Farmer." Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Shubael, 27 Feb., 1771; m. , Ruth, dau. of Abraham Lincoln.

ii. Rebecca, 15 Dec, 1775; m. 30 July, 1803, Lawrence Litchfield

of Scit.
iii. Laban, 2 July, 1779; m. (Int. 23 Oct., 1805) Boston, Sally Willcutt.

3 sons.
iv. Hannah, 8 July, 1781; d. 2 Aug., 1857, unm.
v. Polly, 13 Sept., 1785; m. 19 April, 1807, Peter Pratt.

8. vi. Thomas, 17 Oct., 1792.

5. Lot5 (Israel4-3 Robert2 John1), b. 10 April, 1746; m. 30
Nov., 1769, Sarah, dau. of Elisha and Sarah (Lewis) Lincoln.
She was b. 16 May, 1747, and d. 31 Oct., 1838. He d. 30 May,
1828. "Farmer." Revolutionary soldier. Built house on Beech-
wood St., the present residence of Ira N. Pratt.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Elizabeth, 16 Aug., 1770.

ii. Tyle, 28 Oct., 1772; d. 5 Jan., i860, unm.

iii. Perez, 30 Dec, 1774; m, 23 Dec, 1797, Priscilla Litchfield, Scit.;

rem. to Springfield, Vt. (Ebenezer in marriage record.)

iv. Rachel, bt. 24 May, 1778.

v. Sally, 24 Aug., 1779; m. 24 Jan., 1808, Enos Bates,

vi. Zoa, 22 Feb., 1782.

vii. Olive, 23 Sept., 1784.

viii. Lot, 21 July, 1787.

ix. Levi, 19 Aug., 1791.

6. Jacob8 (Israel5-4-3 Robert2 John1), b. 9 Mar., 1765; m.
Anna, dau. of Aaron and Bridget (Collier) Pratt. She was b.
8 Oct., 1770, and d. 28 July, 1855, Springfield, Vt. He d. 13
Mar., 1844, Springfield, Vt. When a young man, captain of a
trading vessel running from Boston to Southern ports. Removed
in 1794 to Springfield, Vt., where he followed farming.

Whitcomb. 471

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Achsah Lincoln, 26 Aug., 1793; d. 1808.
Ch., b. in Springfield, Vt.,—

ii. Polly, 9 Dec, 1795; d. 28 Mar., 1841, unm.

iii. Ezekiel, 6 Oct., 1797; m. 7 Dec, 1824, Springfield, Vt., Catherine
(David) Davis. 8 ch.

iv. Moses, 8 Feb., 1804; m. , 1832, Jemima Calista Prentice, New

York. 2 ch.
v. Betsey, 19 June, 1806; m. Daniel Woodbury. 5 ch. Lived in

Rochester, N.Y.
vi. Israel, 27 Mar., 1808; m. , 1834, in Dor., Lucretia Brown. 4 ch.

7. David8 (Job5 Israel4-3 Robert2 John1), b. 4 June, 1776; m.
7 June, 1795, Prudence Dorothy of Scit. She d. 15 June, 1852,
aged 79 yrs. He d. 20 May, 1852. Soldier of the War of 181 2.
Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Joanna, 22 May, 1797; m. 25 April, 1819, Samuel Burbank.
ii. David W., ii Mar., 1800; d. 21 Oct., 1805.
iii. Lucy, 28 Feb., 1802; m. 29 Nov., 1819, Ezekiel Whitcomb.
iv. Eunice Dorothy, 25 Nov.', 1804; d. 30 May, 1827.
v. Mary, i Feb., 1808; m. 21 Dec, 1827, Robert T. French.
9. vi. David W., 7 May, 1810.

vii. Jane, 22 Dec, 181 1; m. 5 April, 1829, Joshua L. Higgins.
viii. Sarah B., 14 Nov., 1814; m. 22 Nov., 1835, Silas Bates.

8. Thomas8 (Joseph5 Israel4"3 Robert2 John1), b. 17 Oct.,
1792; m. 9 Jan., 1820, Lois, dau. of Abner and Lydia (Crague)
Litchfield. She d. 2 May, 1873. He d- 28 Dec-> l882- "Farmer."
Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., — ■

i. Harriet T., 9 Mar., 1821.
ii. Ruth L., 27 Sept., 1822.

iii. Rebecca Ann, 16 Dec, 1824; m. (Int. 12 Dec, 1845) Foster
Litchfield.

10. iv. Thomas C, 15 May, 1827.

v. Eliza Ann, 31 July, 1829; d. 3 Mar., 1830.
vi. Catherine, 23 April, 18315 m. 27 Nov., 1856, William F. Chessman,

Charlestown.
vii. Eliza Jane, 22 July, 1839; m. 6 Dec, 1859, A. Bradford Litchfield.

9. David W.7 (David6 Job5 Israel4"3 Robert2 John1), b. 7 May,
1810; m. 20 Jan., 1833, Nancy S., dau. of Richmond and Mary
(Burrows) Stoddard. She was b. 21 Jan., 1811, and d. 12 Jan.,
1887. He d. 24 June, 1878. "Farmer." Resided on Beech-
wood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Harriet M., 15 Mar., 1834; d. 18 Aug., 1834.

11. ii. George W., 25 Oct., 1835.

iii. Mary French, 21 Nov., 1839; m. 6 April, 1856, Horace J. Damon,
Scit.

472 Whitcomb — White.

10. Thomas C.7 (Thomas6 Joseph5 Israel4"3 Robert2 John1),
b. 15 May, 1827; m. (Int. 9 Mar., 1854) Mary W., dau. of Reuben

Sears of West Brewster. She was b. , 1832. He d. 21 Feb.,

1902. "Farmer." Resided on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary F., 19 Feb., 1855; m. (Int. 20 May, 1873) Edwin C. Litchfield,
Scit.

12. ii. Thomas Willard, , 1858.

13. iii. Joseph W., 24 July, 1861.

iv. Herbert Lester, 7 May, 1867; m. 4 Dec, 1888, Helen Amelia
Studley.

11. George W.8 (David W.7 David6 Job5 Israel4"3 Robert2
John1), b. 25 Oct., 1835; m. 31 Aug., 1858, Bethana E., dau. of
Lewis and Amelia (Cook) Studley, of Scit. She was b. 1 Feb.,
1840, and d. 23 May, 1904. "Farmer." Resided on Beech-
wood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George Lewis, ii July, 1864.
ii. Child, 20 Oct., 1870.

12. Thomas Willard8 (Thomas C.7 Thomas6 Joseph5 Israel4-"3

Robert2 John1), b. , 1858; m. 10 April, 1879, Marion Sanford,

dau. of Ezra and Harriet (Sanford) (Lincoln) Brown of So. Abing-
ton. She was b. 25 Mar., i860, and d. 12 Nov., 1906. Resides
on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Minnie E., ii Sept., 1883; m. 10 Feb., 1902, Charles Bennett of Nova

Scotia,
ii. Harriet Almira, 18 July, 1885; m. 16 Jan., 1904, Burt Richardson
of Norwell.

13. Joseph W.8 (Thomas C.7 Thomas6 Joseph5 Israel4"3
Robert2 John1), b. 24 July, 1861; m. Emma Amelia Foster of
North Lake, N.B. "Farmer." Resides on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Walter Foster, b. 14 Mar., 1901. -;

Note. — Richard Watson, son of Samuel Whitcomb, Jr., d. 22 Feb., 1824,
aged 2 yrs. Lorenzo D., d. 16 April, 1878 aged 68 yrs. Aubrey W. Totman
m. 29 Mar., 1894, Frances W., both of Scit. Fred L. Litchfield of Scit. m.
2 Mar., 1900, Edith L.

WHITE.

Harry Hudson (Rufus = Lavinia E. Williams), b. ,

1868; m. 2 May, 1891, Alice May Williams, Somerville, dau. of
Charles H. and Maria (Hanscomb) Williams. She was b. 1872.
Resides on No. Main St.

Wh he — Whitman — Whitney — Whittier — Whittington. 473

Ch., b. in Coh., —

' i. Harry H., d. 27 July, 1892, aged 3 mos.

ii. Eugene H., d. 9 Aug., 1895, a&ed 1 yr. 5 mos.

iii. Stella May, 30 May, 1896.
iv. Ruby Elizabeth, 10 Nov., 1902.

v. Alice Elmyra, 8 Feb., 1905.

vi. Daisy, 22 Dec, 1906.

Charles James (James C. = Martha A. Ellis), b. Boston,

, 1868; m. 29 June, 1893, Olivia Alger, dau. of Thomas F.

and Ellen (Phelps) Richardson, Boston. She was b. 1869.
Physician. Grad. Har. University, 1890; M.D., 1893.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Richardson, 5 Aug., 1904.

Note. — Charlotte, d. 10 May, 1870, aged 88 yrs. Arthur, d. 28 Aug., 1878,
aged 18 yrs. Rufus W., m. 25 Dec, 1878, Abbie S. Bates of Hull. Annie
Lenora, dau. of William and Mary, b. 17 April, 1879. Horace W., m. 15 Dec,
1881, Vieve E. Simmons of Monckton, N.B. Thomas J. Hare m. 15 Aug.,
1894, Sadie S., both of Hing. Charles A., m. 4 Sept., 1898, Margaret A. Thomp-
son. Lavenicr E., d. 24 Mar., 1900, aged 58 yrs. Louise, d. 7 Sept., 1907,
aged 7 mos.

WHITMAN.

James Edward Crouse m. 25 Dec, 1895, Molly Levon.
William W., m. 17 Oct., 1899, Margaret Currie of Providence,
R.I.

WHITNEY.

Theodore W. Little m. 30 Sept., 1903, Catherine, both of
Brookline.

WHITTIER.

William P. (Andrew = Polly (Holley) Whittier), b. 1818; m.
3 May, 1838, Mary Ann, dau. of Robert and Anna (Humphrey)
Beal. She was b. 21 Oct., 18 16, and d. 13 May, 1881. He d.
30 Mar., 1 86 1. Prob. rem. to Braintree.
Ch., b. in Coh., —
i. George, 25 Aug., 1838.
ii. Charles, 30 April, 1840; m. 26 April, 1864, Edna M. Ripley. Soldier

in the Civil War, 1st Co. H. Art.
iii. Leavit, 17 Dec, 1841; m. 28 Dec, 1868, Cynthia M. Lincoln, Hing.

Soldier in Civil War, 39th Regt.
iv. Mary Rebecca, 21 Nov., 1843; d. 14 Sept., 1848.

v. William, , 1845. Soldier in Civil War, 1st Co. H. Art.

vi. Ellen Maria, 20 Jan., 1850.
vii. Mary, 26 May, 1852.

WHITTINGTON.

1. William1, b. in England; m. 10 Aug., 1772, in Boston,
Elizabeth (Bailey) (McNeil) Palfrie, widow of Thomas Palfrie,
and dau. of William and Abigail (Clapp) Bailey, Cohasset. She

474 Whittington — Wholley.

was bt. 16 May, 1742, and d. 5 May, 1810. He d. 20 May, 1799.
Lived with his son at Sandy Cove the last few years of his life.
Ch.,—

2. i. William, b. , 1775.

2. William2 (William1), b. 1775; m. (Int. Boston, 22 April,
1795) Hepsibah, dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Whitcomb)
Lincoln. She was b. 2 Aug., 1772, and d. 8 Jan., 1857. He d.
21 Feb., 1829. "School teacher." Soldier in War of 1812.
Moderator, 1822. Built house at Sandy Cove abt. 1795.

Ch., b. or bt. in Coh., —

j. Sarah, bt. 15 May, 1796; m. 22 Nov., 1818, Job T. Bates,
ii. Elizabeth, 9 Sept., 1797; m. 4 Dec, 1817, John J. Lothrop.
iii. George, 29 Sept., 1799; m. 1 Jan., 1825, Ann Franklin, N.Y.
iv. William, i Mar., 1801; m. 31 Mar., 1828, Mary Ann Bird, Dor.
He d. in passage from Europe, 30 Jan., 1831. She m. (2) 9 April,
1840, George W. Brooks, Dor.
v. Irene, 10 Oct., 1803; m. 10 Oct., 1825, Richard Martin, Boston.

She d. Jan., 1850.
vi. Hiram A., 6 Oct., 1805; m. 12 Oct., 1836, Mary, dau. of Louisa
(Bradish) Burnham.

3. vii. Alfred, 26 Dec, 1806.

viii. Granville, 2 June, 1808; m. 31 Aug., 1831, Cordelia Wilder,
ix. Mary, 19 Mar., 1810; m. 19 Oct., 1829, Martin Nichols.
x. Ophelia, 21 Feb., 1813; m. 25 Nov., 1839, Henry Lincoln; m. (2)
18 Jan., 1852, James Wilkutt.

3. Alfred3 (William2-1), b. 26 Dec, 1806; m. 24 Jan., 1837,
Ruth, dau. of Samuel and Hannah (Bates) (Joy) Delano. She
was b. 7 Feb., 1812, and d. 5 Jan., 1884. He d. 17 Jan., 1887.
Interested in fishing industry.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Sarah Abagail, 5 Dec, 1838; m. 1 Sept., 1869, John C. Brooks,

Boston. 3 ch.
ii. Ophelia, 3 Oct., 1841; d. 28 Oct., 1894.
iii. Hiram, 3 Nov., 1843; m- 6 Nov., 1872, Alice Parker Streeter, Boston.

2 ch. He d. 31 Jan., 1905, at Buckminster.
iv. William, 6 Mar., 1846; d. 19 Aug., i860,
v. Maria Bates, 26 Oct., 1847.
vi. George Alfred, 28 May, 1850; m. Emily Leman; m. (2) Ellen

Canovan. She d. 2 Feb., 1897, at Belmont; m. (3) 22 Feb., 1899,

Ella E. Wright, Everett. One ch.
vii. Charlotte M., 13 Oct., 1854; m. 3 Mar., 1887, Charles H. Streeter,

Boston. No issue.

WHOLLEY.

Thomas = Catherine Coughlin. Lives on So. Main St.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Michael, 15 Oct., 1882.

ii. John, 27 Oct., 1884; d. 26 Sept., 1908.

iii. Marion Theresa, 25 Mar., 1888.

Wigmore — Wilbur — Wilhelm — Wilkins. 475

WIGMORE.

Stephen = Annie M. Crowley. Lives on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James Henry, i July, 1896.
ii. Hannah Frances, 3 July, 1898.
iii. Daniel Francis, 24 July, 1900.

WILBUR.

1. Otis S. (Lockhart = Sarah W. Spear), b. in Randolph,
1 Sept., 1837; m. 28 Oct., 1865, Abigail James, dau. of George
and Harriet (Souther) Ripley. She was b. 29 Oct., 1844. Lives
on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Randolph, —

2. i. Charles Frederick, 17 Aug., 1866.

Ch., b. in Vienna, Iowa, —

3. ii. John Howe, 31 Oct., 1869.

iii. Clarence Edward, 2 Oct., 1871; m. 30 Aug., 1904, Nellie Lewis
Beal.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

iv. Leonard Allen, 23 June, 1878; m. 16 Nov., 1907, Margaret Louise

Hudson, Boston.
v. Mary Ripley, 6 Mar., 1884.

2. Charles Frederick (Otis S. = Abigail J. Ripley), b.
17 Aug., 1866; m. 13 May, 1884, Irene Martin, dau. of Harrison
P. and Mary Elizabeth (Martin) Snow. Lives on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ralph, 6 Dec, 1884.

3. John Howe (Otis S. = Abigail J. Ripley), b. 31 Oct.,
1869; m. 27 July, 1891, Carrie Bates, dau. of Benjamin Thomas
and Harriet E. (Fenno) Morse. Lives on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Eleanor Ripley, 22 July, 1892.
ii. Harry Ernest, 9 Nov., 1901.
iii. Marjorie, 22 July, 1906.

WILHELM.

George L, of Defiance, Ohio, m. 23 Jan., 1906, Agatha
Krabach.

WILKINS.

James A., of Boston, m. 4 April, 1847, Adeline Beal; he d. 6
Aug., 1876, aged 61 yrs. 6 mos. Fanny, d. 1 Mar., 1855, aEe(^
67 yrs.

476 Willard — Willcassey — Willcutt.

WILLARD.

Charles H. (Alexander T. = Tyley Oakes), b. at Ashby, 26
May, 1823; m. 15 Jan., 1852, Maria S., dau. of Josiah 0. and
Hannah K. (Tower) Lawrence. She was b. 23 Dec, 1828. He
d. 24 July, 1906. Resided on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Ashby, —

i. Eva M., 25 Oct., 1853; d. 1 Aug., 1871.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

ii. Charles Henry, 24 Oct., 1857; d. 14 Jan., 1861.
iii. Emma Catherine, 26 Mar., 1862.
iv. Lawrence Edgar, 4 Oct., 1869.

Note. — Catherine Cushing, dau. of Alexander T. and Tyley (Oakes) Wil-
lard, d. 21 July, 1896, aged 90 yrs. 9 mos. 6 days. Henry L. Jr., m. 29
June, 1904, Florence Helen Holmes of Hyde Park.

WILLCASSEY.

Mary, dau. of Thomas and Margaret, b. 7 April, i860.

WILLCUTT.

1. Philip1 m. 22 Oct., 1711, in Scit., Deborah, dau. of Joseph
and Deborah (Coombs) (Sharpe) Gannett. She was b. in Scit.,
1690. Hed. 1771. " Master mariner. " Constable, 1738. Lived
on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec pre., —

i. Elizabeth, 25 Aug., 1713; d. 2 Nov., 1713.

ii. Deborah, 30 Aug., 1714; m. 21 Oct., 1736, Charles Ripley, Hing.

iii. John, 18 Oct., 1716; m. Lydia, dau. of Benjamin Hamlin, Barn-
stable. No issue. She d. 1 Feb., 1798, aged 74 yrs. He d. 16
Jan., 1806. "Blacksmith." Constable, 1752.

2. iv. Joseph, 2 Mar., 1717-18.

v. Hannah, 22 Feb., 1719-20; m. 14 Sept., 1743, John Lambert, 3d.
vi. Sarah, 6 May, 1722; m. 10 July, 1746, John Wheelwright,
vii. Elizabeth, bt. 5 July, 1724; m. 6 Sept., 1749, Edward Battles, Jr.
viii. Lydia, 18 Mar., 1725-6; m. (Int. 23 Jan., 1747) Amasa Studley.
Scit.

3. ix. Jesse, 25 Feb., 1729-30.

2. Joseph2 (Philip1), b. 2 Mar., 1717-18; m. 17 July, 1745,
Rachel, dau. of Thomas and Rachel (Bate) Phillips. She was
b. 2 Aug., 1729, and d. 24 Aug., 1762. He m. (2) 27 Nov., 1765,
Hannah, dau. of Thomas and Hannah (Holbrook) James. She
was b. 15 June, 1731, and d. 27 Jan., 1813. He d. 7 Aug., 1782.
"Master mariner." Constable, 1754. Revolutionary soldier.
Lived on No. Main St. in house of Thomas Phillips.

Willcutt. 477

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

4. i. John, 15 Sept., 1746.

ii. Miriam, 19 April, 1749; m. 1 Feb., 1770, Benjamin Barnes, Jr. She

d. 21 July, 1785.
iii. Silence, 14 Nov., 1751; m. , Josiah Oakes.

5. iv. Thomas, 17 May, 1754; d. abt. 1756.

v. Joseph, 15 Mar., 1757; drowned on Georges Bank 31 July, 1786.

Revolutionary soldier,
vi. Thomas, 30 April, 1760.

3. Jesse2 (Philip1), b. 25 Feb., 1729-30; m. (Int. 7 July, 1750)*
Lois, dau. of Jonathan and Susanna Lane Studley. She was b.
in Hing. 17 April, 1731, and d. 15 Dec, 1808. "Master mariner."
Constable, 1769. Late in life removed to Goshen, where he d.
8 Aug., 1815, aged 85 yrs. He taught navigation school in the
Beechwoods, winter of 1806-7.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Jesse, 26 Mar., 1752; m. 1 Jan., 1775, Katherine Beal. Res.
Goshen. Revolutionary soldier. He was styled "Lieutenant."

ii. Lois, 10 Mar., 1755; m. 4 Feb., 1776, Joel Gustin of Saybrook,
Conn.

iii. Zebulon, ii Nov., 1759; m. 21 Mar., 1780, Mercy Litchfield, Scit.
Res., Goshen. Soldier of the Revolution. He d. 15 Feb.,
1852.

iv. Hannah, 19 Feb., 1762; m. 16 Jan., 1781, Joab Litchfield, Scit.

v. Enoch, 31 Jan., 1764.

vi. Sarah, 4 July, 1767; m. 17 Oct., 1787, Noah Litchfield, Scit.

vii. Susanna, bt. 12 July, 1772; m. , John Stevens; rem. to Chester-
field.

4. John (Joseph2 Philip1), b. 15 Sept., 1746; m. 8 June, 1770,
Chloe, dau. of Jonathan and Percilla (Lincoln) Beal. She was
bt. 1 Aug., 1749, and d. 3 Nov., 1833. He d. 11 May, 1828.
Revolutionary soldier. Lived on No. Main St. in Thomas Phillips'
house. This he pulled down abt. 1816 and built a new one just
north of it.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

6. i. Joel, 6 Mar., 1771.

7. ii. Lot, 2 Aug., 1773.

iii. Rachel, 13 Nov., 1775; d. 3 May, 1864, unm.

iv. Joseph, , 1777; d. , 1793.

v. Daniel, 4 July, 1780; m. 3 July, 1807, Ruth Collier, Scit.; dau.
Parmela, b. 1810, prob. in Scit., d. in Coh. 31 Aug., 1832. He d.
10 Sept., 1810.
vi. Mary, 26 Mar., 1782; d. 22 Oct., 1812, unm.

vii. Chloe, , 1785; m. 18 Sept., 1825, Nathaniel Nichols, Jr.

viii. John, 14 Feb., 1787; d. 10 Sept., 1873, unm. Soldier in War of
1812. Lived in house built by his father.

ix. Betsey, , 1789.

x. Sally P., , 1793.

5. Thomas3 (Joseph2 Philip1), b. 30 April, 1760; m. 11 Mar.,
1 781, Susanna, dau. of James and Susanna (Humphrey) Stod-

478 Willcutt.

dard. She was b. 10 Oct., 1762, and d. 12 June, 1849. He d.
1 July, 1814. Revolutionary soldier. Lived on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sally, 18 Oct., 1781; m. 23 Oct., 1805, Laban Whitcomb; m. (2)
Jos. R. Tolman.

ii. Susan, 17 May, 1783; m. , Lewis Babcock. She d. 5 April,

1809.
iii. Miriam, 29 Nov., 1784; m. 19 April, 1810, Err Cushing, Weymouth.
She d. 26 Dec, 1831.

iv. George, 26 June, 1786; m. , 1809, Lucy Hardy. He d. 13

Sept., 1822.

v. William, ii Sept., 1788; m. , Catherine Crowningshield. He

d. 21 Mar., 1837.
8. vi. Thomas, 21 Aug., 1790.
vii. Lucy, 30 Mar., 1793; d. 19 Nov., 1875, unm.
viii. Joseph, "] r m. Debby Ann Wheeler, m. (2)

T J . Res. Waterloo, Laurens

f 3° Jan> WSli Co., So. Carolina. 3 ch.
ix. Rachel P., J I m. 1 1 May, 1823, Paul B. Worrick.

x. Levi, 24 Jan., 1797; m. 28 Dec, 1823, Sarah Beal. He d. 21 Dec,
1861. She d. n May, 1862. Son, George, d. 18 Dec, 1858,
aged 24 yrs.
xi. David, 29 Dec, 1798; d. 1 Aug., 1825.

9. xii. James, 27 Sept., 1801.

6. Joel4 (John3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 6 Mar., 1771; m. 3 May,
1795, Tamar, dau. of John and Peggy (Lincoln) Sutton. She was
b. 19 June, 1776, and d. 4 Oct., 1859. He d. 3 Dec, 1843. " Cord-
wainer. " Second postmaster, 1806-1837. Resided on Elm St.
in house which he built, "raising" it 27 Sept., 1797* Writer of a
"diary," 1791-1843, of much value for reference.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Isabella, 28 Mar., 1796; m. 30 Jan., 1825, John Williams of Mon-

son, Mass. She d. 18 Jan., 1871.
ii. Anna, 15 July, 1797; m. , Philip Fox.

10. iii. Joseph, 22 Dec, 1798.

iv. Andrew Sutton, 25 April, 1800; lost at sea, 1825.

11. v. Warren, 22 Feb., 1802.

12. vi. Lewis, 26 Aug., 1803.

vii. Betsey, 5 May, 1805; m. , Capt. James Pratt.

viii. Lot, 30 Jan., 1807; d. 17 Aug., 1889.

ix. Myra, 19 April, 1809; m. 30 Nov., 1837, Charles Bennett.

x. Mary, 20 July, 181 1; d. 13 Aug., 181 1.

xi. Mary L., 31 Mar., 181 7; m. 20 June, 1847, Alexander Bates,
xii. Margaret, 19 Sept., 1818; m. 1 Nov., 1840, Zaccheus Rich.

7. Lot4 (John3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 2 Aug., 1773; m. 20 Nov.,
1794, Mehitable, dau. of Stephen and Jennie (Gould) Greenleaf
of Hull. She was b. 1776, and d. 16 June, 1803, at Suffield, Mass.
He m. (2) Rhoda, dau. of Nathan and Naomi (Lee) Strong, of
Northampton. She was b. 25 Feb., 1786, and d. 22 Oct., 1853.
He d. 20 Mar., 1848. "Blacksmith."

WillcuU. 479

Ch., b. in Northampton, —

i. William, 26 June, 1798; d. 11 Aug., 1801.

ii. Jane, 21 Nov., 1799; m. , Samuel D. Gooch. She d. 1 Nov.,

1884.
iii. Mary, 30 June, 1801; m. , Henry Douglass.

Ch., b. in Suffield, —

iv. William, 25 Sept., 1802; d. 5 Jan., 1803.

Ch., b. in Suffield, by 2d wife, —

v. Charles, 22 July, 1805; d. 18 Sept., 1819.
vi. Daniel S., 15 Nov., 1806; m. , Esther, dau. of Hewitt Strong.

Ch., b. in Brookfield, —

vii. Sarah, 28 April, 1808; d. 18 Nov., 181 1.

viii. Clarissa, 15 Sept., 1809; m. , Eben Hancock.

ix. George, ) , „ , Q (m. .

x. Theodosia,) ° *eb-' l8l4; (m. William Atkins,
xi. John, 2 May, 1816; m. Emmeline Godfrey, North Hampton, N.H.
She d. 28 Oct., 1864. m. (2) Sarah Frances Brown, Groton. He
d. 23 Feb., 1891, Hampton, N.H.
xii. Sarah, 14 Oct., 1818; m. 1 Sept., 1839, Andrew Peterson, Boston.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

xiii. Mehitable, 16 Feb., 1820; m. 22 Feb., 1839, Ira Clapp Lyon,

Weymouth.

xiv. Charles, 4 April, 1823; m. . m. (2) .

xv. Emma S., i May, 1825; d. 17 Sept., 1826. He d. 1857, at Jamaica,

W.I.
xvi. Emma S., 18 Feb., 1827; m. , Andrew Peterson, widr.

8. ThomaS4 (Thomas3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 21 Aug., 1790; m.
18 14, Thankful, dau. of Lot and Thankful (Tower) Nichols.
She was b. 26 Mar., 1795, and d. 1 April, 1853. He d. 7 May,
1864. Soldier of the War of 181 2. Lived on No. Main St. in
house which he raised 26 Sept., 1816.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

13. i. Thomas, 13 Dec, 1814.

ii. Mary, 12 Nov., 1816; m. 5 Aug., 1849, Thomas J. Tolman, So. Scit.

She d. 20 Aug., 1859.
iii. Levi, 18 Dec, 1818.

iv. Lewis, -9 Mar., 1820; drowned, 25 Dec, 1833.
v. Elizabeth, 29 Oct., 1823; d. 17 July, 1900.
vi. David, 28 Dec, 1826; d. 5 Mar., 1878, in Boston,
vii. Adeline, 26 Feb., 1829.
viii. Edwin, 31 Aug., 1831.
ix. Lewis, 15 Nov., 1835; m. 29 Dec, 1864, Sarah W. Souther. He d.

13 Feb., 1882.
x. Jane, 6 Sept., 1838; d. 24 Oct., 1859, unm.

9. James4 (Thomas3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 27 Sept., 1801; m. 1823.
Priscilla N., dau. of Capt. Peter and Betsey (Tower) Lothrop,

480 Willcutt.

She was b. 21 July, 1801, and d. 3 Aug., 1845. He m. (2) 18 Jan.,
1852, Ophelia (Whittington) Lincoln, widow of Henry Lincoln
and dau. of William and Hepzabeth (Lincoln) Whittington.
She was b. 21 Feb., 1813, and d. 17 Oct., 1898, in Dedham. He
d. 8 Dec, 1864. Lived on Elm St. His house was raised 8 July,
1835.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Peter L., 17 Jan., 1824; d. 20 May, 1888.
ii. Susan L., 24 Mar., 1826; m. 9 Dec, 1849, Henry Collier,
iii. Betsey T., 8 Sept., 1828; m. 10 May, 1855, Joseph L. Willcutt, San

Francisco, Cal.
iv. James Thomas, 14 Mar., 1831.
v. Ezra Stephenson, d. Mar., 1837, aged 2 mos.

10. Joseph5 (Joel4 John3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 22 Dec, 1798; m.
19 July, 1835, Myra, dau. of Laban and Grace (Nichols) Bates.
She was b. 2 July, 1798, and d. 15 Aug., 1885. He d. 8 April,
1841. "Master mariner." Lived on north end of Common in
north half of house built by Sam'l Bates in 1793.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

L Joseph, | i8 ]&n> i83?. d same day

iii. Myra Josephine, 7 July, 1838; d. 19 Sept., 1853.

11. Warren5 (Joel4 John3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 22 Feb., 1802; m.
2 Dec, 1827, Mary, dau. of Asa and Nancy (Nichols) Joy. She

was b. , 1806, and d. 6 Dec, 1868. He d. 5 Aug., 1879.

Resided on Summer St. in house built for him by his father about
1827.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 21 Sept., 1829.
ii. Joseph, 13 Nov., 1831; d. 18 Feb., 1883.
iii. Hiram, 8 Nov., 1833.
iv. Ann Louisa, 6 Nov., 1835; m. 4 Mar., 1861, Albert H. Burdick.

v. Elbridge H., 19 June, 1838; d. 24 Sept., 1881. Soldier in the Civil
War.

14. vi. Wallis, 3 Dec, 1839.

15. vii. Lyman D., 25 Mar., 1842.

viii. Andrew, 2 April, 1844; d. 31 July, 1844.

12. Lewis5 (Joel4 John3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 26 Aug., 1803;
m. 11 May, 1828, Emily, dau. of Joseph and Elenor (Nichols)
Joy. She was b. Mar., 1810, and d. 29 Aug., 1869. He d. 30
Nov., 1 87 1. He was one of the ten owners of the brig Sarah
Abigail, 211 tons, built in 1834. Lived on Border St. in house
which he raised 25 May, 1833. He later lived on No. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ellen G., , 1829 ; d. 15 July, 1830, aged 1 yr.

Willcutt — Williams. 481

13. Thomas5 (Thomas*-3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 13 Dec, 1814; m.
18 Aug., 1846, Mary B., dau. of Thomas and Patty (Tower)
Stoddard. She was b. 11 June, 1816, and d. 31 Dec., 1878. He
m. (2) 23 May, 1889, Mary S., dau. of L. L. and Eliza (Congdon)
Holmes, Sturbridge, Mass. She survived him. He d. 25 Aug.,
1900. "Carpenter." Resided on Jerusalem Road.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Anna Stoddard, 4 April, 1848; m. 26 Feb., 1883, Howland Hunt,
Scit. She d. 12 Nov., 1887.

14. Wallis8 (Warren5 Joel4 John8 Joseph5 Philip1), b. 30 Dec,
1839; m. 30 Dec, 1865, Helen M., dau. of Paul and Lydia (Vinal)

Mott, Scit. She was b. , 1842. Lives on Summer St. in

house which he built on part of his father's estate.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Warren, 12 Jan., 1869; m. 29 Nov., 1894, Clement Jordan

Prouty, Scit.
ii. Frank Alden, 12 Dec, 1870.

15. Lyman Davis6 (Warren5 Joel4 John3 Joseph2 Philip1), b. 25
Mar., 1842; m. 6 Dec, 1865, Meriel L., dau. of Francis L. and
Sarah (Stoddard) Pratt. She was b. 28 June, 1843. He d. 20
Oct., 1907. Soldier in the Civil War, 45th Regt. "Mason."
"Building contractor." Lived on Summer St. in house of his
father which he remodeled.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Henrietta Frances, i Oct., 1866; m. 1 June, 1905, Thomas F.
Stoddard.

Ch., b. in Cambridge, —

ii. Edward Fox, 5 April, 1870.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

iii. Joseph Nichols, 15 July, 1875.
Ch., b. in Dedham, —

iv. Elbrtdge Gustavtjs, 17 Jan., 1880; d. soon.

v. Meriel G., 30 Aug., 1884.

WILLIAMS.

1. John (b. in Eng.), m. 30 Jan., 1825, Isabella, dau. of Joel
and Tamar (Sutton) Willcutt. She was b. 28 Mar., 1796, and
d. 18 Jan., 187 1. He was lost at sea 1841. Resided on what
is now Highland Ave., in the house built by Naaman Nichols.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Lyman D., ii Aug., 1827; lost at sea, with his father, 1841.
ii. Amanda O., 18 July, 1833.
2. iii. Andrew W., 12 Aug., 1835.

iv. William Henry, 7 April, 1838; d. 26 Sept., 1839.

482 Williams.

2. Andrew W. (John = Isabella Willcutt), b. 12 Aug., 1835;
m. 16 Jan., 1873, Fanny A. Paul, Ottawa, 111. He d. 29 May,
1897, Kendallville, Ind. Soldier in the Civil War, U. S. Sappers
and Miners.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. May Leander, 22 Nov., 1873; d. 28 Nov., 1873.

1. Thomas, b. April, 1818; m. 18 Feb., 1844, Almira, dau. of
Francis M. and Sarah (Hyland) Lincoln. She was b. 24 July,
1824, and d. 5 April, 1903. He d. 28 Sept., 1890. Lived on
Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. George, 7 May, 1845; <*■ 4 Dec, 1899, at Tewksbury.
ii. Louisa Jane, 10 Aug., 1847; m. 3 July, 1865, William Litchfield,

Scit.
iii. James Franklin, 8 Sept., 1849; m. (Int. 24 Nov., 1874) Mary Eliz-
abeth Rich.
2. iv. Samuel Lincoln, 10 Sept., 1851.

v. Sarah Francis, 27 July, 1854; m. 17 Oct., 1869, Robert L. Curtis,
vi. Nancy C, 28 Oct., 1856; d. 4 Nov., 1873.
vii. Ezekiel Thomas, i Sept., 1859.

viii. Ida May, 6 Jan., 1862; m. 24 Oct., 1880, Howard E. Litchfield, Scit.
ix. Charles Herbert, 13 Sept., 1866.
x. Wallace Clarence, 4 Dec, 1870.

2. Samuel Lincoln (Thomas), b. 10 Sept., 185 1; m. 29 Nov.,
1876, Augusta, dau. of Robert T. and Cordelia (Souther) Bur-
bank. She was b. 9 Sept., 1856. Lives on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh.,--

i. Elmer Stanley, 10 April, 1882.
ii. Child, 22 Dec, 1886.

1. Alexander8 (Robert Pearce5 Robert4-3-2-1) , b. in Boston,
24 Aug., 1818; m. 6 Mar., 1844, Elizabeth, dau. of James and
Sally (Lincoln) Collier. She was b. 6 Feb., 1822, and d. 30 Sept.,
1880. He d. 10 Jan., 1900. Bookseller and publisher in Boston
over 50 yrs.; proprietor of Old Cor. Bookstore 1869-1883.
Summer residence on Beach St.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

2. i. Robert, 29 May, 1846.
ii. Mary, Sept., 1851.

3. iii. Alexander, 8 May, 1855.

iv. Charles Collier, 17 Sept., 1857; d. 7 April, 1905, in Canton,
China, unm.

2. Robert7 (Alexander8 Robert Pearce5 Robert4-9"2-1), b. 29
May, 1846; m. 7 Oct., 1890, Kate Easton, London, Eng. He
d. 5 Mar., 1898. Resided on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Preston, Eng., —

i. Alexandra Kate Easton, 21 June, 1897.

Williams — Willis — Williston. 483

3. Alexander7 (Alexander8 Robert Pearce5 Robert4-8-2-1), b.
8 May, 1855; m. 28 May, 1885, Anna Louisa, dau. of Steven
Gould and Louisa (Folsom) Palmer, Boston, Mass. He d. 13
June, 1908. Residence on Elm St. until 1903, when he built a
house on So. Main St., opposite Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Louisa Folsom, ii Sept., 1887.
ii. Alexander, 2 Aug., 1889.

iii. Robert Pearce, ) , 0 ( d. 28 Aug., 1907

iv. Anna Elizabeth, 4 Jan., 1894; '.

Harry W. = Kate Bundurant. Lived on James's Lane.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hubbard Cleaveland, ) „ T . 8 )
ii. Harry Cleaveland, \ ia Jmv' I893; f d. 11 Sept., 1893.

William W. = Effie McCloud. Lives on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Chester Arthur, 7 Jan., 1894.
ii. Ruth Margaret, 23 June, 1895.
iii. William Wallace, 8 May, 1898.

Manuel (Frank = Isabel ), b. , 1842, in Western Isles;

m. 6 Nov., 1863, Frances Rose, of Western Isles; m. (2) 23 Nov.,
1865, Aurita Francis.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 2d wife, —

i. Lucy, 12 Dec, 1866.
ii. John, i Feb., 1869.

Note. — Frank, m. 21 Nov., 1853, Mary Hus, both of Azores. Joseph, m
3 Oct., 1855, Mary Joseph. Charles R., m. 22 Oct., 1870, Alice Baker Willcutt
Clayton Stanwood, b. 22 June, 1874. Robert, d. 8 Feb., 1891, aged 91 yrs
George H., d. 14 July, 1892, aged 2 yrs. 9 mos. 7 days. Louise (Harding), dau
of Thomas B. and Alice (Weld) of West Roxbury, d. 8 Aug., 1902, aged ^ yrs
1 mo. 8 days. George A., d. 19 Oct., 1903, aged 82 yrs. 10 mos., son of Seth and
Sarah (Burgess) of Cummington, Me.

WILLIS.

Margaret, d. ii April, 1904, aged 66 yrs.; buried in Hing.

WILLISTON.

1. Henry (Friend = Elizabeth Brewer), b. Nov., 1804; m.
10 Dec, 1832, Charlotte, dau. of Asa C. and Charlotte (Mann)
Tower. She was b. 18 Sept., 1809, and d. 26 July, 1887, at Brain-
tree. He d. 27 April, 1873. Lived on King St.

484 Williston — Wilson.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Maria D., i Oct., 1832.

ii. Elizabeth B., 31 Dec, 1834; m. 15 Jan., 1853, Thomas Tower, Jr.
iii. Mary L., 17 Mar., 1837; m. 3 Nov., 1855, Henry Hesselberg.
iv. Hannah T., 8 May, 1840; m. 9 July, 1859, Stephen T. Sherman of

Marshfield.
v. Thomas, 6 Oct., 1843; m. 6 Aug., 1884, Caroline Legard of North
Easton.

2. vi. Charles H., ii Jan., 1848.

2. Charles Henry (Henry = Charlotte Tower), b. 11 Jan.,
1848; m. (Int. 31 Oct., 1868) Mary J. Donavan. She was b.

, 1845, and d. in Whitman, Dec., 1904. Soldier in the Civil

War, 38th Regt. Lived on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles H., 24 Nov., 1869; d. 29 April, 1876.

ii. James Alexander, 24 Oct., 1871; d. 2 May, 1876.

iii. Mary Augusta, ii July, 1877; d. , at North Brookfield.

iv. Willie Franklin, 10 Sept., 1878; m. June, 1904, Annabel DeWitt.

v. Frederick L., ) T R~ ( d. 23 Sept., 1880.

vi. James B., \ 2* June' l88o; i d. 13 Sept.; 1880.

WILSON.

1. Thomas1, m. 13 May, 1778, Lucy, dau. of Caleb and Sarah
(Stephenson) Joy. She was b. 16 Jan., 1760, and d. 11 Feb., 1825.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Sally, 28 May, 1780; m. 20 Oct., 1799, Nathan Souther,
ii. Caleb, ii July, 1784.
2. iii. John, 25 Aug., 1788.
iv. James, 6 Sept., 1793.
v. Susy, 29 Sept., 1793; d. 4 Dec, 1812, aged 27 yrs., unm.

2. John1 (Thomas2), b. 25 Aug., 1788; m. 24 June, 1810, Hepsi-
bah, dau. of Thomas and Winifred (Lincoln) Kilby. She was
b. 23 Nov., 1788, and d. 25 June, 1867. He d. 7 July, 1861.
"Master mariner." Built house on "road to the Cove" on land
purchased of the town abt. 1810, adding to it by purchase of land
of Eben'r Hudson, dec'd, in 1827.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah Otis, i Feb., 181 2 ; m. 11 Nov., 1838, Levi N. Bates.
ii. James, 19 June, 1814; d. 17 May, 1889.
iii. Thomas Kilby, 17 Feb., 181 7. Lost at sea.

iv. William V., 19 Dec, 1820; m. ; m. (2) Mary Curtis, Freeport,

Me.

3. v. Justin Kent, 19 Nov., 1822.

vi. Hepsibah Kilby, 21 June, 1825; m. 2 Dec, 1854, Joseph Battles,
vii. Lucy Maria, 12 Jan., 1828; m. 10 Sept., 1854, John F. Pike.

4. viii. John Adams, 3 Dec, 1832.

ix. George Whittington, 8 May, 1836; m. 1865, Mary E. Ewell,
Abington. He d. 27 Dec, 1902. Son b. 1865, d. soon. _, .

Wilson. 485

3. Justin Kent8 (John3, Thomas1), b. 19 Nov., 1822; m. 1 Jan.,
1847, Caroline, dau. of John and Priscilla (Vinal) Creed. She
was b. 28 April, 1825, and d. 12 Dec., 1854. Lived in his father's
house on Elm St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Caroline Augusta, 22 Oct., 1847; m. 18 Nov., 1869, John T. Nott,
Scit. (Mott in printed T. R.)

ii. Charles Justin, 4 Feb., 1849; m. .

iii. Son, 19 Mar., 1851; d. 22 May, 1851.
iv. Dau., 17 July, 1854; d. 21 Aug., 1854.

4. John Adams3 (John2, Thomas1), b. 3 Dec, 1832; m. ,

1854, Sarah E., dau. of Rufus and Joanna (White) Fish, Marsh-
field. She d. 8 Aug., 1864. Selectman, 1859. Resided on Elm
St. and later with his son Charles.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Sarah M., 9 Dec, 1854; m. , Henry J. Linley, Watertown, Mass.

ii. Joanna, 12 Aug., 1857; d. 1 Nov., 1857.
i 5. iii. Charles, i Dec, 1858.

iv. Henry King, 9 July, 1861; d. 5 April, 1866.
6. v. Joseph H., 13 July, 1863.

5. Charles4 (John A.3, John2, Thomas1), b. 1 Dec, 1858; m.
12 Oct., 1851, Matilda, dau. of Hugh and Catherine (Cameron)
Frazer, Pictou, Nova Scotia. Resides on So. Main St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. James, 6 Nov., 1882.
ii. Dorothy Cameron, 8 Mar., 1890; d. 8 Mar., 1890.

6. Joseph H.4 (John A.3, John2, Thomas1), b. 13 July, 1863; m.
14 July, 1887, Julia C. M., dau. of San Jose* T. and Rosa C.
Henry, Duxbury, Mass. She was b. 1863. He d. 6 Aug., 1900.
Lived on Pleasant St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Bertha May, 16 May, 1888.

ii. Joseph Henry, 16 May, 1891.
iii. Alonzo Palmer, 9 Mar., 1893; d. 30 July, 1896.
iv. Sarah Elizabeth, 30 July, 1894.

v. Florence Gertrude, 19 Aug., 1896; d. 30 June, 1897.
vi. Hazel Lorana, 7 Feb., 1900.

Daved (David — Charlotte ), b. in Sweden; m. 19 Dec,

1837, Mary Ann, dau. of Joseph and Mary (Oakes) Hayden.
She was b. 4 Dec, 1812, and d. 18 Mar., 1848. He m. (2) 26
Oct., 1848, Mary L., dau. of Ezekiel and Meriel (Lincoln) Pratt.
She was b. 17 July, 1810, and d. 15 Mar., 1850. He m. (3) Mary
Anna ( ), widow of Thomas Tucker. "Master mariner."

486 Wilson — Winslow — Winters — Wither ell — Wood .

Ch., by i st wife, —

i. Charlotte A., 1843.

ii. Margaret, .

iii. Mary Susannah, b. in Cob.., 9 Mar., 1848.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

iv. Henrietta L., b. in Coh., 6 Mar., 1850.
Ch., by 3d wife, —

v. John Bates, b. in Coh., 20 June, 1853.

Note. — George, m. (Int. 25 Feb., 1708) Mary Bate; d. 8 Mar., 1747-8.
Constable, 1720. Mary, dau. of Hepsibah, d. 20 May, 1849, aged 2 yrs. 7 mos.
20 days.

WINSLOW.

Ezekiel E. Gunderway m. 10 Oct., 1867, Lucy, both of So.
Scit. Annie Louisa, dau. of Henry W. and Annie (Pierce), b.
25 Nov., 1887. Francis Eli8 (Eli Gould7 William6-5 Benjamin4
James3 Job2 Kenelm1, b. in Eng. 1599; Ply., 1629; Marshfield,
1641; brother of Gov. Edward), b. in Brunswick, Me., 15 Feb.,
1859; m. 18 Aug., 1886, Olive F., dau. of Edwin B. and Melissa
(Eastman) Studley.

WINTERS.

John Harris (Charles C. — Lydia Saunders), b. in Nova
Scotia, 13 Feb., 1874; m. 29 Nov., 1904, Mabel Frances, dau. of
Nath'l W. and Hannah Frances (Newcomb) Treat. She was
b. 19 Aug., 1 88 1. Lives on Atlantic Ave.

Ch., b. in Coh.,—

i. Margaret Treat, ii Oct., 1905.

WITHERELL.

Herbert Franklin, son of Joshua and Sarah Jane, b. 11 Sept.,
1850.

WIXEN.

Albert Walter, son of Walter W. and Christina (McCloud),
b. 30 Oct., 1893.

WOOD (WOODS).

1. Ziba, said to have come from Vt., b. abt. 1775; m. ,

1796, Abigail, dau. of William Shaw, East Bridgewater. She
was b. 1775; d. 21 July, 1827. He m. (2) 30 Mar., 183 1, Nancy
(Pratt) Lincoln, widow of Jerome Lincoln. She d. 6 Mar., 1868,
aged 84 yrs. He d. 14 Feb., 1859. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

2. i. Osborn, 14 Feb., 1798.

3. ii. Andreus, 25 Sept., 1802.

Wood. 487

iii. Arad H., 3 Nov., 1804.

iv. Mary S., 8 Feb., 1806; m. 7 Dec, 1828, Timothy W. Brown,
v. Dorcas, 4 June, 1808; m. 16 Feb., 1834, George Lewis Pratt; m. (2)
24 Nov., 1844, Robert H. Reed. She d. 27 April, 1882.

Ch., b. in Bridgewater, —

vi. Maria Antoinette, 1809; m. James Babson; m. (2) 30 Aug., 1874,
Timothy W. Brown, widr.

2. Osborn (Ziba = Abigail Shaw), b. 14 Feb., 1798; m. 8
Dec, 18 1 9, Silence Tower, dau. of Urbane and Mary (Wheel-
wright) Lincoln. She was bt. 18 Oct., 1795, and d. 4 Mar., 1841.

He m. (2) 15 May, 1845, • She d. 24 June, 1846, aged

27 yrs. He m. (3) 19 Oct., 1847, Mary C. (Ellms) Litchfield,
dau. of Samuel and Lois (Lincoln) Ellms. She d. 22 Feb., 1907,
aged 90 yrs. 7 mos. He d. 18 Oct., 1853. Lived on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

4. i. Charles H., 28 Dec, 1819.

ii. Louisa, 18 Oct., 1823; m. 12 Oct., 1845, Henry Morris,
iii. Amanda W., 4 May, 1825; m. 2 Dec, 1856, John Burbank, Jr.

5. iv. William O., ii Oct., 1827.

6. v. Daniel L., 15 Feb., 1830.

7. vi. Alfred Fessenden, 29 Mar., 1831.

vii. Hosea Urbane, 28 April, 1834; d. 31 Dec, 1886.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

viii. Arthur F., 29 April, 1846; d. 7 May, 1846.
Ch., by 3d wife, —

8. ix. Osborn, 8 Dec, 1848.

x. Adaliza Lewis, 30 April, 1852; m. 14 Dec, 1868, Henry E. Bogues.

3. Andreus (Ziba = Abigail Shaw), b. 25 Sept., 1802; m. 18
Mar., 1824, Anna Litchfield, Scit. He m. (2) (Int. 16 July, 1855)
Elizabeth Jane, dau. of Willson Gordon, Jialifax, N.S. She was
b. , 1828. "Wheelwright."

Ch., b. in Coh., by 1st wife, —

i. Warren S., 13 Oct., 1824.

ii. Mary Ann, 20 Jan., 1826; d. 23 Aug., 1906, in Boston.

iii. Addison, 15 Dec, 1827.

iv. Abigail, 10 May, 1830.

v. Child, Dec, 1832; d. 20 Dec, 1832.

vi. Emeline, 5 April, 1834.
vii. Andreus, 25 Aug., 1836.
viii. Lucy, 2 Sept., 1838,.

4. Charles H. (Osborn = Silence T. Lincoln), b. 28 Dec,
18 19; m. 24 May, 1855, Ellen, dau. of Joshua and Mary (Ellms)

Litchfield. She was b. , 1839. He d. 2 July, 1881. Lived

on Beechwood St.

488 Wood.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Flora Edith, 23 June, 1856; m. 2 Mar., 1879, Herbert L. Brown.
9. ii. Charles Bradford, 14 Aug., 1857.

6. William O. (Osborn = Silence T. Lincoln), b. 11 Oct.,
1827; m. 27 Nov., 1853, Mary, dau. of Francis M. and Sarah
(Hyland) Lincoln. She was b. 2 Feb., 1835. He d. 21 Feb.,
1904. Lived on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Snow, ii Sept., 1854; d. 19 Sept., 1858.
ii. Emma Melville, June, 1856; d. 9 Sept., 1858.
10. iii. Cyrus William, 6 Nov., 1859.

iv. Emma E., 22 Mar., 1866; d. 30 Mar., 1866.

v. Martha Cottle, 9 Mar., 1867; m. 10 April, 1887, Henry H. Gard-
ner, So. Scit.

6. Daniel Lincoln (Osborn = Silence T. Lincoln), b. 15
Feb., 1830; m. 28 Jan., 1861, Nancy Caroline, dau. of James
and Maria A. (Wood) Babson. She was b. 3 Jan., 1845.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mercy Caroline, 19 Nov., 1861; d. 7 April, 1862.
ii. Laura Estella, 6 Aug., 1863; m. 27 Feb., 1895, William Sylvanus

Simmons, Norwell.
iii. Daniel H., 22 April, 1866.

7. Alfred Fessenden (Osborn = Silence T. Lincoln), b. 29
Mar., 1831; m. 1850, Mary E., dau. of Antony and Mary Chub-
bock. She was b. , 1834, and d. 24 Nov., i860. He m.

(2) 24 Nov., 1862, Harriet Augusta, dau. of Waterman and
Rebecca (Gannet) Bailey. She was b. , 1830.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Son, 23 April, 1851; d. 26 April, 1851.

ii. Addie L., 12 April, 1853; m. 22 April, 1886, Robinson Craven, York-
shire, Eng.
iii. Ida Eldora, 3 July, 1855; d. 18 Oct., 1859.

8. Osborn (Osborn = Mary C. [Ellms] Litchfield), b. 8 Dec,
1848; m. 17 Nov., 1872, Adaline P., dau. of John Q. and Susanna
B. (James) Peakes. She was b. 27 Nov., 1849. Lives on Beech-
wood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary Edith, 8 Mar., 1874; d. 24 Feb., 1876.
ii. Quincy Osborn, 18 Feb., 187654. 28 Feb., 1876.
iii. Addie Lillian, 16 Aug., 1877; m. 28 Oct., 1906, Ernest George

Coles.
iv. Lulu Frances, 22 Mar., 1881; m. 17 Mar., 1901, Frank George

Andrews of Scit.
v. Harry Osborn, 19 Mar., 1884.
vi. Eva May, 10 Oct., 1888.

Wood — Woodbridge — Woodford — Woodward. 489

9. Charles Bradford (Charles H. = Ellen Litchfield), b. 14
Aug., 1857; m. 18 Sept., 1887, Clara E., dau. of George O. and
Polly Eddy (Pratt) Higgins. She was b. 20 Jan., 1863. Lives
on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Chester, 7 June, 1888; d. 2 Sept., 1889.
ii. Arthur Otis, 19 Oct., 1889.
iii. Charles Henry, 13 Mar., 1895.

10. Cyrus William (William O. = Mary Lincoln), b. 6 Nov.,
1859; m. 7 April, 1886, Martha F., dau. of Orlando and Harriet

W. (Bates) Curtis. She was b. , 1865, and d. 4 Jan., 1896.

Lives on Beechwood St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Gladys Martha, 9 Dec, 1889.

Note. — William H. Sylvester m. (2) 8 Nov., 1865, Catherine. Laurence F.
Johnson, Boston, m. 21 Sept., 1873, Annie, dau. of Morris and Nancy (Mulvey).
Nancy (Mulvey), d. 4 June, 1884, aged 77 yrs.; buried in Quincy. William H.
Jr., m. 15 Aug., 1900, Helen C. Granger, both of Boston.

WOODBRIDGE.

A. A., d. 1 Aug., 1905, aged 64 yrs., widower, son of Thomas
A. and Sophronia R. (Damon), Newcastle, Me.

WOODFORD.

James Bayard, son of James Bayard and Elva (Buchanan),
"b. Toledo, Ohio, 11 Feb., 1875; d. Atlantic City, N.J., 16 Aug.,
1900."

WOODWARD.

1. Ebenezer (Smith = Thankful Pope, Dor.); m. 8 Oct.,
1724, Elizabeth, dau. of Joshua and Rachel (Tower) Bates. She
was b. 23 Nov., 1703, in Hing., sec. pre.

Ch., b. in Dor., —

2. i. Smith, 10 Sept., 1725.

ii. Ebenezer, 22 Oct., 1728.

3. iii. Daniel, 13 Dec, 1730.
iv. Elizabeth, ii Oct., 1732.
v. John, 27 Oct., 1734.

vi. Ibrook, 14 Oct., 1736.
vii. Joseph, 5 Aug., 1738.

2. Smith (Ebenezer = Elizabeth Bates), b. in Dor., 10 Sept.,
1725; m. 18 Jan., 1749-50, Hannah, dau. of David and Susanna
(Tucker) Tower. She was b. 4 Feb., 173 1-2.

490 Woodward — Worrick.

Ch., bt. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Ebenezer, io Sept., 1750; d. soon,
ii. Ebenezer, 10 Feb., 1 750-1.
iii. David Tower, 13 Aug., 1756.

3. Daniel (Ebenezer = Elizabeth Bates), b. in Dor., 13 Dec.,
1730; m. in Hing., 21 Nov., 1750, Deborah, dau. of John and
Lydia (Lincoln) Joy. She was b. in Hing., 25 June, 1732. He
m. (2) 11 June, 1780, Sarah, dau. of Reuben and Sarah (Lincoln)
Simmons.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

i. Joseph, b. and d. 26 Oct., 1751.

ii. Elizabeth, 28 Jan., 1753.
iii. Daniel, 26 Jan., 1755.
iv. Joseph, 10 Dec, 1758.

WORRICK (WARWICK).

1. Chasllng1 or Chasllne, who settled in Hing. early, m. 4
April, 1 7 18, in Boston, Hester, dau. of Joseph and Mary (Lincoln)
Bate. She was b. in Hing., sec. pre., 14 Sept., 1697, and d. 7
Feb., 1738-9. He m. (2) 22 Nov., 1739, Susanna (Tower) Sutton,
widow of Ray Sutton, and dau. of Hezekiah and Elizabeth
(Whiton) Tower. She was b. 16 April, 1707. He was drowned,
27 April, 1749. ''Shoemaker." He lived on the Common, east
of the pond, in a house that was pulled down in 1794, when Rev.
Josiah C. Shaw built the house now occupied by the Souther
family.

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., by 1st wife, —

i. Susanna, 29 Aug., 1718; m. 25 Nov., 1735, Nathaniel Marble,
ii. Joseph, 22 April, 1721.

iii. Elizabeth, 19 Feb., 1722-3; d. 19 April, 1723.
iv. Jael, 20 May, 1725; m. 25 Nov., 1745, Adam Beal.
v. George Wilson, 20 Mar., 1726-7; d. n Dec, 1735.
vi. Anne, 14 Feb., 1728-9; d. 19 Mar., 1728-9.
vii. Sarah, 30 July, 1730; m. 15 Nov., 1750, Joseph Hobart.
2. viii. Jonathan, 26 Oct., 1732.

Ch., by 2d wife, —

3. ix. Hezekiah, 9 Aug., 1740.

x. Lydia, 17 Nov., 1742; m. 20 April, 1762, Abner Tower; m. (2)

Elisha Bates,
xi. Esther, 13 May, 1745; m. 1 May, 1769, Joseph Souther.

4. xii. Jesse, bt. n Sept., 1748.

2. Jonathan (Chasling = Hester Bate), b. 26 Oct., 1732; m.
14 Mar., 1754, Mary Fetteridge. She d. 29 Feb., 1794. He d.
29 May, 1813. "Shoemaker" and "farmer." Lived in paternal
home, which he sold on his wife's death to Rev. J. C. Shaw.

Worrick. 491

Ch., b. in Hing., sec. pre., —

i. Ruth, 29 Dec, 1755; m. 24 Oct., 1779, Ephraim Orcutt, widr.
ii. Joseph, bt. 30 Dec, 1759.
iii. Susanna, bt. 5 June, 1763; m. 25 April, 1782, John Nichols.

3. Hezekiah (Chasling = Hester Bate), b. in Hing., sec.
pre., 9 Aug., 1740; m. 18 Nov., 1764, Hannah, dau. of Ebenezer
and Hannah Lane. She was b. 24 Oct., 1745, and d. July,
1827. He d. 16 May, 1813. "Shoemaker." Resided on King
St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Laban, 22 June, 1771; d. 11 May, 1773.

5. ii. Laban, 2 May, 1773.

4. Jesse (Chasling = Hester Bate), bt. 11 Sept., 1748; m. 26
Dec, 1 77 1, Kezia, dau. of Samuel and Susanna (Bates) Orcutt.
She was b. 11 Oct., 1750. Revolutionary soldier. Lived on
King St.

Ch., bt. in Coh., —

i. Susie, 26 June, 1774.

ii. Samuel, 30 Mar., 1777.

iii. Hannah, 20 Dec, 1778.

iv. Sally, ii July, 1782.

5. Laban (Hezekiah = Hannah Lane), b. 2 May, 1773; m.
Sally, dau. of Ezekiel and Elizabeth (Whitcomb) Lincoln. She
was b. 2 Aug., 1772, and d. 2 Dec, 1853. He d. 13 Nov., 1850.
"Shoemaker." Lived on So. Main St. in house which he built in
1796 on land which he bought of Job Cushing, 18 April, 1796.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Hannah, 27 May, 1794; m. , Capt. John Barker.

6. ii. Paul B., 17 Feb., 1796.

7. iii. Levi L., 4 April, 1798.
iv. Sarah, 22 Mar., 1800.

v. Jane, 4 Feb., 1802; m. 24 Jan., 1827, James Stoddard, Jr. She d.

5 Oct., 1891.
vi. Lorette, 12 April, 1804; m. 20 Mar., 1825, Charles Beal; m. (2)

7 Nov., 1852, Thomas J. Browne.

6. Paul B. (Laban = Sally Lincoln), b. 17 Feb., 1796; m.
11 May, 1823, Rachel P., dau. of Thomas and Susanna (Stoddard)
Willcutt. She was b. 30 Jan., 1795, and d. 12 Sept., 1869. He
d. 12 Jan., 1879. Lived on High St., near Straits Pond, where
he kept a summer boarding-house.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Irene, Aug., 1824; m. 25 Oct., 1849, Solomon J. Beal.

49 2 W or rick — Wright — Wriston — Young.

7. Levi Lincoln (Laban = Sally Lincoln), b. 4 April, 1798;
m. 22 Aug., 1824, Elizabeth, dau. of John Woolerton, Boston. She
d. 3 April, 1865. "Farmer." He d. 29 April, 1882. Lived on
King St. on his grandfather's farm.

Ch., b. in Boston, —

i. Laban, .

8. ii. Levi L., 26 Feb., 1825.

8. Levi Lincoln (Levi L. = Elizabeth Woolerton), b. 26
Feb., 1825; m. 10 May, 1848, Mary E., dau. of Josiah and Ruth
(Nichols) James. She was b. 8 Sept., 1826, and d. 15 Nov.,
1897. He d. 18 June, 1884. "Farmer." Lived on King St.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Laban, 3 April, 1850; m. 4 Sept., 1877, Ella E. Parkin, Boston.
Lives in Hyde Park. 3 ch.
9. ii. Levi Lincoln, 3 Nov., 1852.
iii. Mary Elizabeth, 3 July, 1857.
iv. William James, i June, 1864; d. 8 April, 1865.

9. Levi Lincoln (Levi L. = Mary E. James), b. 3 Nov., 1852;
m. 18 Dec, 1877, Alice A., dau. of Thomas and Elizabeth B.
(Williston) Tower. She was b. 2 May, 1854.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Charles Bridgham, 23 Sept., 1888.

WRIGHT.

Louise Studley, dau. of George H. and Elizabeth (Studley),
b. 14 Aug., 1878. May L., dau. of George H. and Elizabeth
(Studley), d. 1 Feb., 1888, aged 8 yrs. 16 days. George H., d.
in Milton, 11 Feb., 1907, aged 61 yrs. 2 mos. 22 days; buried
in Coh.

WRISTON.

John = Fornie J. Bartram. Pastor of Congregational Ch. in
Beechwoods, 1897.

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. John Clarence, 31 Oct., 1897.

YOUNG.

Robert, said to be of the British Royal Navy, perhaps son of
Robert of Hing., abt. 1740, m. 10 Sept., 1772, Sarah, dau. of
Thomas and Elizabeth (Lincoln) Nichols. She was b. 26 May,
1 75 1, and d. 4 Aug., 1841.

Young. 493

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Mary, 23 Feb., 1774; m. , Micajah Boardman.

Charles G. — Hannah .

Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Child, d. 6 Mar., 1844, aged 11 mos.
ii. Charles Henry, 6 June, 1845; d. 15 June, 1846.

Isaac H. = Ada Ewell.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Ivory Irving, 7 Dec, 1881.

William H. = Sophia Stanley.
Ch., b. in Coh., —

i. Thomas William, 23 Aug., 1900.
ii. Child, 28 Sept., 1905.
iii. Datj., 14 Sept., 1907.

Note. — David H.} Scit, m. 2 Mar., 1890, Mary E. Callaghan, Rockland.
John, m. 1 July, 1892, Louisa Ross. Percy L., m. 24 Nov., 1895, Malvina H.
Litchfield, both of Scit.

MARRIAGES, BAPTISMS, AND DEATHS OF
NEGROES BEFORE THE REVOLUTION.

MARRIAGES

Cesar, Negroe Man of Capt. Caleb Torrey, of Scit., and Sarah
Wapping, an Indian of this place, m. 25 nov., 1756.

Jonathan, Negroe Man of Capt. Nehemiah Randall, of Scit.,
and Jane, Negroe Woman of Dea. Joseph Bates, m. 17 nov., 1737.

John Virginy, a Free Negroe Man of Boston, and Mary Man-
ning, a Free Negroe Woman of this place, m. 1 Aug., 1738.

Cajo, Negroe Man of John Jacob, and Phillis, Negro Woman
of Dea. Joseph Bates, m. 24 nov., 1743.

Mingo and Reilah, Negroe tenants of Stephen Stodder, Jr.,
m. 28 June, 1751.

Jack and Zilpah, free negroes, m. 16 Jan., 1755.

BAPTISMS

Phyllis, dau. of Jane, Joseph Bates' negroe woman, 17 nov.,
1728.

Matta, son of Patience, Lazarus Beals' negroe woman, 14 mar.,
1730-1.

Jo, a servant, to Dea. John Jacob, 14 Feb., 1741-2.

Zilpha and Scipio, a servant woman and child, 5 April, 1743-

Asher, negroe child, son of Jo and Phillis, servants of John
Jacob and Joseph Bates, 29 Dec, 1745.

Obed, son of Jo and Phillis, negroes, 28 Aug., 1748.

Dick and Delight, offspring of Mingo and Reilah, 20 may,

*755-
Royall, son of Mingo and Reilah, negroes, 8 Jan., 1758.

Lydia, dau. of Mingo and Reilah, 8 April, 1759.

Cromwel, son of Pomp and Phillis, 17 April, 1763.

DEATHS

Matta, son of Patience, Lazarus Beals' negroe woman, d. 6
April, 1 73 1, aged 2 mos.

Jane, dau. of Jane, Dea. Joseph Bates' negroe woman, d. 22
Dec, 1737, aged 7 yrs.

494

LIST OF TOWN OFFICERS.

MODERATORS AT THE ANNUAL MEETINGS, TOWN
CLERKS, SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS, OVERSEERS OF
THE POOR, TREASURERS, COLLECTORS, SCHOOL COM-
MITTEES, AND REPRESENTATIVES TO THE GREAT
AND GENERAL COURT, ETC., OF THE TOWN OF
COHASSET, SINCE ITS INCORPORATION, A.D. 1770.

Compiled by Newcomb B. Tower.

Abbreviations: Mod., Moderator; Clk., Clerk; Sel., Selectman ; As., Assessor ; O. P.,
Overseer of the Poor; Tr., Treasurer; Col., Collector; S. C, School Committee; Rep.,
Representative.

A hyphen (-) between two dates indicates continuous service between and inclusive of
the two dates so connected.

Daniel Lincoln Clk. 1770; Sel. 1770; As. 1770.

Isaac Lincoln Mod. 1770, 1774, 1775; Clk. 1771,1772; Sel. 1770-

1775; As. 1770-1775; S. C. 1771.

Joseph Souther Sel. 1770; As. 1770; S. C. 1778, 1779; Col. 1798.

Thomas Bourne Mod. 1805-1808, 1810-1816, 1818; Clk. 1820-

1836; Sel. 1796-1827, 1830-1845; As. 1796-
1827, 1830-1845; O. P. 1820, 1823, 1824,
1830-1836, 1838-1840, 1845; Tr- I77°> I77I>
1774, 1805-1812; S. C. 1783, 1800, 1815,
1816, 1819, 1823, 1824, 1831, 1832; Rep.
1832-1837.

James Litchfield. . .S. C. 1770, 1795.

Abel Kent Mod. 1776, 1780; Sel. 1772-1778, 1780, 1781,

1783-1786; As. 1772-1778, 1780, 1781, 1783-
1786; Tr. 1772, 1773, 1794-1800; S. C. 1770,
1784.

Ephratm Lincoln.. . .S. C. 1770.

Thomas Lothrop Mod. 1771, 1773; Clk. 1774-1813; Sel. 1771-

1786; As. 1771-1786; S. C. 1784, 1797; Rep.
1782-1786, 1789, 1790, 1792, 1795-1797,
1799-1801, 1803, 1804, 1806-1813.
495

496 History of Cohasset.

Dr. Lazarus Beal. ..Mod. 1772; Sel. 1771; As. 1771.

Micah Nichols S. C. 1771, 1781.

Amos Joy S. C. 1771.

Noah Nichols S. C. 1771.

Jesse Stephenson. . .S. C. 1772, 1774.
Israel Whitcomb, Jr. S. C. 1772, 1783.
Hezekiah Hudson... S. C. 1772, 1774, 1776, 1778.

Stephen Stodder S. C. 1773, 1782; Rep. 1780.

Lazarus Beal, Jr. . .Clk. 1773.

Jesse Willcutt S. C. 1773, 1792; Col. 1793, 1794.

Hezekiah Lincoln.. .S. C. 1774, 1789.

Obediah Lincoln. . .Sel. 1782; As. 1782; S. C. 1774, 1778, 1780, 1783.

John Willcutt S. C. 1774.

Jonathan Beal Rep. 1776, 1777.

Ignatius Orcutt. . . .Sel. 1776-1779; As. 1776-1779; Tr. 1775-1777;

S. C. 1793, 1807.

Job Tower S. C. 1775, 1785.

John Pratt Mod. 1804; Sel. 1799, 1800, 1816-1819; As.

1799, 1800, 1816-1818; O. P. 1819; S. C.

1775, 1800, 1804, 1807, 1810-1816, 1818-1824.

Aaron Pratt Col. 1776; S. C. 1776, 1780, 1782, 1785.

Joseph Whttcom S. C. 1776, 1780-1782, 1787, 1788, 1791, 1799,

1801, 1803.

Thomas Lincoln Mod. 1777.

Thomas Pratt S. C. 1777, 1784, 1788, 1798.

John Wheelwright. .S. C. 1777.
Timothy Cushlng...S. C. 1777.
Job Cushtng Mod. 1778, 1779, 1782; Sel. 1779-1786; As.

1779-1786; S. C. 1818.

Josiah Oakes Mod. 1781, 1787; Sel. 1787-1789, 1792-1795;

As. 1787-1789, 1792-1795; Tr. 1778-1785,
1791-1793; Col. 1823-1825, 1835; S. C. 1827.

Samuel Bates S. C. 1779.

Thomas Beal S. C. 1781.

Jerom Stephenson. .Mod. 1783, 1788; Col. 1779; S. C. 1780.
Lot Whttcom S. C. 1784, 1805.

List of Officers. 497

Uriah Lincoln Mod. 1784, 1786, 1789, 1794, 1799, 1800, 1802;

Sel. 1787, 1788, 1790-1800, 1803-1810; As.

1787, 1788, 1790-1800, 1803-1810; Tr. 1786-

1790; S.C. 1781, 1801, 1803.
Abel Beal Col. 1794, 1804; S. C. 1773, 1775, 1777, 1779-

1784, 1788, 1794, 1804.

Noah Marble Col. 1782.

John Sutton S. C. 1784.

Solon Stephenson.. .Mod. 1785.

Levi Bate S. C. 1785, 1789.

Galen James Sel. 1787, 1789-1791; As. 1787, 1789-1791; Col.

i8o2,"i8i6; S. C. 1788, 1790, 1795, 1802, 1803.
Christopher James. .S. C. 1787, 1799, 1801, 1810.
Abraham Lincoln. . .S. C. 1787, 1802.
Ephratm Lincoln, Jr. S. C. 1787, 1789, 1791-1793, 1795-1797, 1799,

1800, 1802-1810, 1819, 1822, 1824, 1826, 1828.
Levi Tower Mod. 1791; Sel. 1788-1792; As. 1788-1792;

S. C. 1791, 1793, 1799.
Jerom Lincoln Mod. 1790; Sel. 1793-1795; As. 1793-1795;

Col. 1795, 1799; S. C. 1788, 1790, 1792, 1802,

1804, 1806, 1812.
Caleb Pratt Col. 1803, 1805, 1806, 1808, 1811, 1814; S. C.

1789, 1806.

Jared Battles Col. 1791.

Thomas Stoddard .. .S. C. 1793, 1794, 1819.

Aaron Pratt, Jr Sel. 1821-1825; As. 1821-1825; O. P. 1823, 1824,

1827; S. C. 1790, 1791, 1796, 1803, 1809, 1813,

1819, 1822, 1824.

Elisha Lincoln S. C. 1794, 1802, 1811, 1812.

Gershom Wheelwright. .S. C. 1794, 1800, 1804.
Dr. Israel Nichols. .S. C. 1795.

Joel Willcutt Col. 1796.

Thomas Wdllcutt. . .S. C. 1796, 1805, 1807, 1813.

Zealous Bates S. C. 1796, 1800, 1805, 1813.

David Nichols Col. 1795, 1797; S. C. 1797.

Jaazaniah Bates. .. .0. P. 1817, 1819; S. C. 1797, 1804, 1806, 1807,

1809, 1811, 1812, 1814-1818, 1821, 1823-1825,

1827, 1828.

498 History of Cohasset.

Eli Lane S. C. 1798.

Noah Litchfield... .S. C. 1798, 1800, 1802, 1805, 1807, 1814, 1816,

1819, 1820.

Joseph Nichols S. C. 1798-1802, 1805, 1807, 1809-1818.

Aaron Nichols S. C. 1799, 1805, 1809, 181 1, 1819.

Zenas Lincoln ! S. C. 1799-1801, 1803, 1807.

Caleb Nichols Mod. 1827, 1828, 1834-1836, 1838; Clk. 1839-

1845; Sel. 1801-1813, 1831-1836; As. 1801-

1813, 1831-1836; O. P. 1831-1836; Col. 1837-

1839; S. C. 1799, 1800, 1803, 1805, 181 1, 1814,

1821, 1827-1830.

Samuel Pratt S. C. 1799, 1803, 1808.

Ambrose Bates S. C. 1799-1803, 1808-1810, 1812.

John Wheelwright, Jr.. .S. C. 1799.

Frost Hudson S. C. 1799, 1800, 1803, 1805, 1811, 1814, 1816,

1817, 1820, 1821, 1827.

James Hall S. C. 1800, 1801, 1810, 1812, 1816.

Samuel Brown Sel. 1802; As. 1802; Tr. 1801, 1802.

David Beal S. C. 1801, 1816, 1817.

Ma j. James Stodder Col. 1799, 1822; S. C. 1801, 1806, 1809, 1823.
Ephralm Marble. .. .S. C. 1801, 1808.

Capt. Nathaniel Nichols. .S. C. 1801-1804, 1819-1823,1825, 1827.
Urbane Lincoln. . . .S. C. 1801, 1808.

John Nichols S. C. 1802, 1804.

Bela Bates S. C. 1802, 1806, 181 1.

David Whitcom S. C. 1802, 1806, 1810.

Job Turner Tr. 1803, 1804; S. C. 1804, 1808.

John Beals S. C. 1803, 1805, 1806, 1809, 1810, 1812.

Peter Nichols S. C. 1804.

Joel Willcutt S. C. 1804, 1807, 1813, 1822.

Abel Kent, Jr S. C. 1804, 1809, 1813, 1815, 1819, 1823.

Benjamin Pratt S. C. 1805, 1808, 1817, 1825, 1826.

John Burbank Col. 1800, 1801, 1812, 1815.

John Nichols, Jr. . .S. C. 1814.

Peter Lothrop Sel. 1814, 1815, 1820; As. 1814, 1815, 1820;

O. P. 1817, 1820, 1841, 1842; S. C. 1805, 1809,

1812, 1818, 1825.

List of Officers. 499

Elisha Doane Mod. 1792, 1793, 1795-1798, 1801, 1809, 1817;

Sel. 1796-1798, 1801; As. 1796-1798, 1801;

O. P. 1818, 1819; S. C. 1792, 1808, 1820, 1821,

1826.

Lot Nichols S. C. 1806.

Abner Bates S. C. 1806, 181 1, 1813.

Francis Lincoln S. C. 1807, 1818, 1826.

Levi Tower, Jr Sel. 1811-1820; As. 1811-1818, 1820; O. P.

1817-1820, 1827; S. C. 1807, 1813, 1816-1819,

1820, 1822.

Scarlet Hudson S. C. 1806, 1807.

Hezekiah Beals S. C. 1808.

Samuel Stockbridge .S. C. 1808.

John Lothrop S. C. 1808.

Christopher Beal. ..S. C. 1808, 1809-1814, 1818, 1820, 1821, 1827.
Anselm Lothrop. . . .As. 1819; O. P. 1819, 1837; S. C. 1809, 1814-

1816, 1818, 1827.

Asa Joy Col. 1817; S. C. 1806. !

David Cushtng S. C. 1810.

Laban Worrick O. P. 1837; Col. 1819, 1820, 1840, 1841; S. C.

1810, 1814, 1821.

Paul Bates S. C. 1810, 1820.

Abraham Tower S. C. 1811, 1815.

FESTUS LnCHFLELD . . S. C. 1811.

John J. Lothrop. .. .S. C. 1812.

Jonathan Humphrey. S. C. 1812, 1816, 1824.

Newcomb Bates S. C. 1813, 1815, 1817, 1822, 1823, 1825, 1833.

Caleb Beal S. C. 1813, 1815, 1818, 1827.

Samuel Bates, jR....Clk. 1814-1819; Sel. 1821-1825, 1827; As. 1819,
1821-1825, 1827; O. P. 1820, 1823, 1824;
Tr. 1813-1822, 1825-1830; Col. 1826, 1828-
1830; S. C. 1819, 1823, 1826, 1828.

Henry Prentice Col. 1807, 1809, 1810; S. C. 1814.

Dr. Ezeklel Pratt. .S. C. 1814.

Enos Bates S. C. 1815, 1817, 1818, 1820.

Samuel Delano S. C. 1815.

500 History of Cohasset.

Levi Nichols S. C. 1815.

John Stephenson S. C. 1816, 1820, 1821, 1824.

Nichols Tower Mod. 1823; Sel. 1828-1830; As. 1828-1830;

O. P. 1818, 1828-1830, 1843, 1844; Col. 1831;

S. C. 1816, 1817, 1820-1822, 1826, 1828;

Rep. 183 1, 1839, 1840.

* Nichols Tower (born 1787, died 1866) was an instance of a

man who helped to make Cohasset a town in which its inhabitants

could earn their living. His father, Levi Tower, had been one of

the first shipwrights and vessel owners in Cohasset, and Nichols

early in life became a vessel owner in partnership with his father,

and later owned for himself and in connection with others many

of the vessels built at Cohasset.

He commanded at times some of the vessels which he owned,
and Frank Pratt speaks of him as captain of the schooner Tower
on a fishing trip. He paid particular attention to the wrecking
business, raising or salving many vessels wrecked on the Massa-
chusetts coast.

John Henry Cook was a member of his crew on two occasions
when expeditions were made to the Spanish Main to recover
treasure lying in vessels sunk there.

Cummins Lincoln. . . .S. C. 1816.

Elias Nichols O. P. 1833; S. C. 1817, 1818, 1827.

William Lincoln. .. .S. C. 1817, 1826, 1827.

Daniel Bates S. C. 1817, 1822, 1824.

Seth Beal S. C. 1817.

John Pratt, 2d Col. 1821; S. C. 1818, 1821.

Luther Stephenson .Mod. 1803, 1819, 1825; O. P. 1818; S. C. 1818,
1820.

Joseph Lincoln S. C. 1819, 1824, 1827.

Daniel Beal S. C. 1819.

Henry Pratt O. P. 1827; Col. 1813; S. C. 1819, 183 1, 1836. ■

John Burbank, Jr.. .0. P. 1833; S. C. 1820.

Levi Oakes S. C. 1820.

Thomas Whitcomb . .S. C. 182 1, 1824, 1825.
James Collier S. C. 182 1, 1827.

List of Officers.

Soi

James C. Doane Mod. 1820, 1821, 1826, 1830-1833, 1837, 1839,

1840, 1845; Sel. 1826, 1828, 1829, 1831, 1832,
i860; As. 1826, 1828, 1829, 1831, 1832, i860;
O. P. 1827-1829, 1831, 1832; Col. 1818;
S. C. 1821-1823, 1825-1829, 1831, 1832,
1838-1841, 1845, ^52, i8S3; ReP- l824, 1827,
1830, 1845.
* James C. Doane, known as Esquire or Squire Doane, was a
gentleman of the old school, wearing the old-fashioned swallow-
tail coat to the day of his death.

In addition to the town offices held by him, he was one of the
county commissioners for some years, Doane street, running from
Beechwood to Hingham, being named in remembrance of his
services in this capacity.

Many deeds and wills made before i860 are found in his hand-
writing.
William Whittington . .Mod. 1822; S. C. 1817-1819, 1821, 1825-1827.
Samuel Whitcomb.. .Mod. 1824; S. C. 1822, 1824, 1825.
. .S. C. 1822.

Josiah James. .
Rey. Jacob Flint. ..

Warren Nichols. ..
Rev. Aaron Picket.
Dr. Sylvanus Brown
Henry J. Turner. . .

Caleb Lothrop . .

.S. C. 1816-1825, l827, 1828, 1832, 1833; Rep.

1820.
.S. C. 1822-1825.
.S. C. 1828.
.S. C. 1829, 1830.
.Mod. 1829, 1848-1851; Clk. 1837, 1838; Sel.

1826, 1827; As. 1826, 1827; O. P. 1827, 1846;

Tr. 1823, 1824; S. C. 1825-1827, 1829, 1836,

1837, 1847; Rep. 1829.
.Sel. 1833-1836; As. 1833-1836; O. P. 1833-

1836; Tr. 1831-1833, 1835, 1836; S. C. 1823,

1826, 1834, 1835, 1845.

Ezekiel Whitcomb

.S. C. 1823.

Job Pratt

.S. C. 1823.

David Battles. .. .

.S. C. 1823.

Osborn Wood

.S. C. 1823, 1825, 1826.

Phineas Bates ....

.Col. 1853; S. C. 1824.

Henry Doane

.S. C. 1824.

Job Tower

.S. C. 1826.

Thomas Stephenson .S. C. 1826.

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Caleb Bailey S. C. 1826, 1827.

John Parker S. C. 1826.

Thomas Lincoln, 2d. .S. C. 1826.
Charles Litchfield .S. C. 1826.

Moses Lincoln S. C. 1826.

George W. Collier. S. C. 1834, 1835; Rep. 1838.
Rev. H. G. O. Phipps .S. C. 1836-1840.
Rev. Martin Moore. .S. C. 1836-1840.

Ebenezer James O. P. 1833.

Daniel B. Nichols. .0. P. 1837; S. C. 1824, 1836.

Laban Souther Sel. 1837-1840, 1852, 1853; As. 1837-1840, 1852,

1853; O. P. 1838-1840, 1842, 1852, 1853;
Col. 1833; S. C. 1825.

Martin Lincoln Mod. 1841, 1846, 1847, 1852-1854, 1863; Sel.

1828-1830, 1837-1847, 1852, 1853, 1863, 1868-

1871, 1873; As. 1828-1830, 1837-1847, 1852,

1853, 1863, 1868-1871, 1873; O. P. 1828-1830,

1837-1847, 1852, 1853, 1871, 1873; Col. 1827,

1836; S. C. 1825, 1829, 1830; Rep. 1841, 1842,

1870.

* Captain Martin Lincoln's title came to him from the militia and

not from the sea, for he was a farmer and tilled the land which

his ancestors had tilled from 1750. The occupation of farming

was his daily occupation from boyhood until within twenty years

of his death.

In his younger days he had the monopoly of such simple law
business as could be transacted by the country justice of the
peace. He was at one time president of the Cohasset Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, but did no other insurance business. In
the last years of his life he was president of the Cohasset Savings
Bank.

He was a man of good judgment, conservative in his ideas and
was a citizen who enjoyed the confidence and respect of his fellow
townsmen, who elected him to serve as their representative twice
in the Massachusetts Legislature, as well as on the Board of
Selectmen for many years. Under his supervision was built that
portion of South Main Street running across the meadow by the
Catholic Church, known for many years as the "New Road."
He also straightened Beechwood Street at what is known as the
"Point of Rocks."

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During the Civil War he was active in recruiting. A man of
very few words, and those uttered with the utmost moderation, he
seemed to typify in his dignified bearing the Puritan, of which type
he was the last representative. Albeit of a disposition which did
not encourage familiarity, he was not without a sense of humor,
as is shown by the following anecdote related of him. At one
time at a meeting of the Selectmen for making up the annual
accounts for the town book it was suggested by him that James
H. Nichols must have a bill against the Town which had not
been presented, namely for "Removing Snow from South Main
Street." As Mr. Nichols had during the year married Miss
Ruth Snow, of South Main Street, and removed her to his
home on the Common, the application of the witticism was easily
perceived.
William E. Doane. .Mod. 1842-1844; S. C. 1835.

Ephraim Snow S. C. 1837.

Paul Pratt O. P. 1837; Tr. 1837-1840; S. C. 1834, 1835,

1837, 1842.
Solomon J. Beal. .. .Mod. 1859-1862; Sel. 1841-1847, 1859, 1861,
1862, 1864-1867; As. 1841-1847, 1859, l86l>
1862, 1864-1867; O. P. 1841, 1844, 1845,
1847; S. C. 1850, 1855; Rep. 1846, 1847.
Josiah O. Lawrence O. P. 1854, 1855; Tr. 1841; Rep. 1843, l844-

Levi N. Bates Sel. 1856; As. 1856; Tr. 1834, 1842-1854; Col.

1834, 1847-1852, 1854, 1858; S. C. 1834, 1835,
1841-1844, 1846-1848, 1856, 1857, 1866-1883.
* Levi N. Bates, who was a member of the School Committee
for twenty-eight years, brought to that office a mind better
stored with learning than is customarily found in the person of a
country storekeeper. He early in life devoted himself to the
study of the French language and became proficient in its use, both
in conversation and reading. He organized classes of young people,
whom he taught without pay, and by his influence had the study
of this language carried to a point in the Cohasset High School
further than was then pursued in many colleges. His influence
in this respect is still felt in the High School course.

He was also proficient in the use of the Spanish and Portuguese
languages.

He was a lover of music, as was natural in the son of the man
who made the first two pianos owned in Cohasset.

504 History of Cohasset.

He also was an amateur in the fine art of painting, and did work
in this line which was not without merit. The flower garden more
than the kitchen garden appealed to him. In short his was one
of those fine grained natures which took pleasure in the aesthetic-
side of life.

He was the village apothecary for years and was the treasurer
of the Cohasset Savings Bank up to the time of his death.

Edward Tower Mod. 1855-1858; Ok. 1846, 1847, 1853, 1854,

1866-1872; Sel. 1854, 1855, 1857, 1858; As.
1854, 1855, 1857, 1858, 1861; Tr. 1855, 1859;
Col. 1855, 1859; S. C. 1841, 1842, 1847, 1849,
1850, 1856-1873; Rep. 1854.

* Edward Tower, while he served the town in the different
offices enumerated above, will be best remembered as a member of
the School Committee, of which he was a member twenty-three
years, from the time when the schools were conducted under the
district system up to the time when something like a system of
graded schools was being evolved. A school master himself when
a young man, he understood the needs of the schools and was
especially well versed in everything pertaining to their physical
welfare.

He acted as postmaster for many years in the northerly end of
the building now occupied by Norris Brothers, and in addition
did what surveying was called for in the town.
Rev. Daniel H. Babcock. .S. C. 1843, J844, 1846.
William Johnson. . . .Col. 1844.

Ezekiel Bates Col. 1845.

Abraham H. Tower. Sel. 1846-1848; As. 1846-1848; O. P. 1847, 1848,
1851.

* Abraham H. Tower, known as Captain Tower, or as Captain
Abraham Hubbard, was one of the solid citizens of the town.
The pronunciation of his middle name Hobart as Hubbard, which
was the only pronunciation used by people of his own age, was
not incorrect, but was the pronunciation brought over from England,
where it is so pronounced to-day. And Captain Tower served as
a link between the old and the new in other ways than in the
pronunciation of his name.

In the old meeting house he was always found in his pew on
Sunday, carrying out the old fashioned custom of standing during
the prayer. And in his house on the plain the ample fireplaces

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served their purpose of giving heat long after they had been
bricked up in other houses in the town, while every year his wood
lots furnished a goodly store of wood for these same fireplaces,
which was piled in the yard by the side of the house.

Early in his life he followed in the footsteps of his father as a
vessel owner, and almost the last vessel built in Cohasset, the
Charlotte, was owned by him. Many of the vessels owned, or
partly owned by him, were engaged wholly or in part in foreign
commerce, but many of them, and in the latter part of his life,
all of them, were fishing vessels.

A huge pile of cord wood placed on the Common opposite
his house, and reaching to the foot of the hill, was consumed every
summer in these fishing vessels.

He also conducted a large farm and brought up in his family
many boys who served their time on his vessels or on the farm.
For some years he was president of the savings bank and of the
fire insurance company.

Thomas Smith O. P. 1846, 1848.

Rev. Frederick A. Reed. .S. C. 1849-1853, 1855.

Newcomb Bates, Jr. Clk. 1848-1852, 1857-1864; Sel. 1849, l85o;

As. 1849, 1850; O. P. 1849; S. c- 1853,

i855-
Jonathan B. Bates .Sel. 1848-1851; As. 1848-1851, i860; O. P.

1849-185 1 ; Rep. 1853.
Lot Bates Sel. 1848, 1849; As. 1848. 1849; °- p- l848~

1850, 1861-1870.

Francis L. Bates S. C. 1850.

Charles Pratt Sel. 1850-1853, 1863; As. 1850-1853; O. P.

1850-1853,1861; S.C. 1851, 1854.

Thomas Stoddard . . .Sel. 1851; As. 1851; S. C. 1827; Rep. 1850-1852.

Rev. Joseph Osgood. S. C. 1843, 1844, 1846, 1849-1852, 1854, 1856-
1872; Supt. of Schools, 1873-1885; Rep. 1862.
* Joseph Osgood (born 1815, died 1898) for nearly sixty years
was an important factor in shaping and influencing the lives of
the citizens of Cohasset. In the year 1839 and 1840, while a
student at the Harvard Divinity School, he taught in the little
schoolhouse on the rocks, where now stands St. Stephen's Church.
He often said in later years that on his first visjt to Cohasset, as the
stage-coach which conveyed him from the Hingham boat rose over

506 History of Cohasset.

the hill leading on to the Common, he thought, — "This is a
town where I should like to spend the rest of my days." That
exactly this thing happened shows the peculiar disposition of the
man, which enabled him to remain in a small country town for
nearly sixty years, occupying positions, the retention of which
depended upon the whims of the populace. During the early
years of his pastorate, there was no Catholic church in the town,
and the Irish and Portuguese found in him the counselor and friend
ordinarily sought for in the priest of the parish.

For forty-five years, either as member of the school-committee
or as superintendent of schools, he had a powerful influence in
shaping the policy of the public school system in Cohasset. Even
in his old age he was anxious that the Cohasset schools should have
the benefit of whatever was newest and most advanced in methods
of teaching.

When he entered on his parochial duties as minister of the First
Parish the feeling of bitterness engendered by the secession from
his church of a number of families for the formation of another
church was still strong, but long before his death that feeling had
entirely passed away; a result brought about as much by his atti-
tude as any one thing. The writer well remembers an incident
that occurred when, between the pastorates of Mr. Savage and Mr.
Biglow of the Second Church, that parish was left without a min-
ister, that he entered the vestry of the latter church on the occasion
of the annual parish supper and found Dr. Osgood seated in the
midst of the assembled company, his venerable white head and
beaming smile seeming to bestow a benediction on all. This
popularity was gained without the use of any other means than
that of a good life simply lived in the midst of his townspeople.

David B. Tower S. C. 1858, 1859.

Thomas Bates Sel. 1854, 1855; As. 1854, 1855.

John Q. A. Lothrop .Mod. 1864-1894; Sel. 1854, 1855, 1858, 1859,
1861, 1862, 1864-1872, 1875-1894; As. 1854,
1855, 1858, 1859, 1861, 1862, 1864-1872,
1875-1894; O. P. 1856-1858, 1868-1872,
1875-1894; S. C. 1874-1884; Rep. 1856, 1866,
1887. Deputy Collector of Customs, Ports
of Cohasset and Hingham 1861-1884. County
Commissioner 1890 to his death in 1894.
* J. Q. A. Lothrop held the office of Selectman with the associated
offices of Assessor and Overseer of the Poor longer than any other

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incumbent. As a young man he learned the trade of stair builder
and worked in the store of his father, Caleb Lothrop. For many
years he was custom house officer for the port of Cohasset and at
one time acted in that capacity as well for the ports of Hingham
and Hull. He was justice of the peace and drew deeds and mort-
gages and wills. He also acted as executor of wills and adminis-
trator of estates.

He was secretary of the Cohasset Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany, and after the death of Captain Martin Lincoln was president
of the Cohasset Savings Bank. He also represented Cohasset in
the State Legislature. But he will be best remembered as select-
man, assessor and overseer of the poor, and moderator of the town
meetings. There is no question but that his services to the Town
in these various capacities were notable. At the time of his
death he was a member of the board of County Commissioners of
Norfolk County. -,

He enjoyed the confidence of the summer residents and it wa
largely through his exertions that the corporation tax of the West
End Street Railway was secured for Cohasset in 1886 and until
its final distribution.

While keeping a watchful eye on the appropriations of the town
in order that the tax rate might be kept at the lowest point con-
sistent, he was always in favor of liberal appropriations for those
things which tended to advance Cohasset and make it a desirable
town to live in — good schools, good roads, etc.

As moderator he was unique, a law unto himself. His admin-
istration of the office was not according to Cushing's Manual,
but according to the Manual of J. Q. A. Lothrop, and while this
often aroused strenuous opposition, his conduct of the office was
so satisfactory to the majority of the voters that he was re-elected
year after year. He knew every voter in town and could call
him by name as he approached the ballot box.

As school committee man he also rendered efficient service to
the town.

James Hall Clk. 1855, 1856; O. P. 1854.

Zaccheus Rich Sel. 1865-1869; As. 1865-1869; O. P. 1854,

Jacob C. Flint S. C. 1854.

Caleb Beal, Jr Sel. 1856, 1857; As. 1856, 1857; O. P. 1855,

1867-1870; Col. 1842, 1843.

508 History of C okas set.

Zenas Stoddard Sel. 1856, 1857; As. 1856, 1857, 1863; Tr. 1856,

1857; Col. 1856, 1857; S.C. 1845.

Ezra Towle O. P. 1856, 1857; Col. 1846.

George Beal Rep. 1848, 1849, I859, 1874.

George Beal, Jr Sel. 1858; As. 1858; O. P. 1856-1858; S. C.

1863-1865; Rep. 1855.

John Burnham Rep. 1858.

Warren Bates, 2d. .0. P. 1858, i860.

John Wilson, Jr.. . .Sel. 1859. Deputy Collector of Customs, Port
of Cohasset, 1853-1860.

Aaron Pratt Sel. 1859.

Ephraim Snow, Jr.. .O. P. 1859; Rep. 1864.
Thomas M. Smith.. .0. P. 1859.

George Ripley O. P. 1859.

Isaac Hall Sel. i860.

Silas Bates Sel. i860; As. i860.

Job Pratt O. P. i860.

Howard Pratt O. P. i860.

Abraham H. Tower, Jr. .Tr. 1860-1863, 1867-1904; Col. 1860-1863,
1867-1904.
* Abraham H. Tower, Jr., best known as Hobart Tower, held
the position of Town Treasurer for a longer time than any other
incumbent of that office. His continuous re-election to the office
showed the confidence reposed in him by his fellow citizens. As a
boy he obtained his business training in the office of the Revere
Copper Company in Boston, and later in life carried on, in
connection with his brother Newcomb, the fishing business
inherited from his father, to which was added the coal and
lumber business.

Joshua W. Davis. . . .Rep. 1872.

Lot W. Bates S. C. 1860-1862.

David Beal Sel. 1861; O. P. 1864-1866.

Caleb F. Nichols ... Sel. 1878-1894; As. 1863, 1878-1894; O. P.
1861-1863, 1878-1894.

Dr. Fordyce Foster .Sel. 1862.

Nichols Tower, Jr. .As. 1862; Tr. 1858; Col. 1858.

Isaac Kent O. P. 1862.

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List of Officers. 509

Ezra Brown Sel. 1863, 1864; As. 1864.

Zaccheus L. Beal. . . O. P. 1863.

Andrew J. Souther. Clk. 1865; O. P. 1864, 1865; Tr. 1864, 1865;

Col. 1864, 1865.
Morgan B. Stetson. . O. P. 1866.

Calvin Merriam Tr. 1866; Col. 1866.

Loring Bates O. P. 1867; Rep. i860, 1868.

Louis N. Lincoln. . . .Sel. 1870-1877; As. 1870-1877; O. P. 1871-1877.

Adna Bates Sel. 1872-1874; As. 1872-1874; O. P. 1872-1874.

Newcomb B. Tower. Clk. 1873-1894; Sel. 1895-1904; As. 1895-1904;

O. P. 1895-1904; Tr. 1905- ; Col.

1905- ; S. C. 1889-1891.
Rev. M. A. Stevens. .S. C. 1873-1877.
Philander Bates. . . . Mod. 1896-1907 ; Sel. 1874- ; As. 1874- ;

O. P. 1874-1884, 1887- ; Rep. 1879.

Daniel J. Bates Rep. 1876.

John W. Bates S. C. 1878, 1879.

Rev. Granville Yager . .S. C. 1880-1882.

Louis T. Cushing.. .Mod. 1895; S. C. 1883-1885, 1892-1900; Rep.

1882.
Dr. James B.Harvey .S. C. 1884-1886.
Horatio G. Pratt. . . O. P. 1885, 1886.
Rev. John W. Savage S. C. 1885-1890.
Herbert O. Beal. . .S. C. 1886-1888.
Edward F. Ripley. .S. C. 1887-1893.
E. Pomeroy Collier. S. C. 1887-1901.
Granville D. Braman. .S. C. 1887, 1888.
Joseph S. Bigelow. .Sel. 1895-1900, 1904- ; As. 1895-1900,

1904- ; O. P. 1 895-1 900, 1904- ;

S. C. 1887-1902.
E. Herbert Towle. .S. C. 1889-1891.

Amos A. Lawrence . .S. C. 1891-1902; Rep. 1891, 1894; Senator, 1900.
Joseph B. Lincoln. .Rep. 1892.

Edward J. Cox S. C. 1892.

Cyrus H. Bates S. C. 1893-1897.

Caleb Lothrop S. C. 1894-

510 History of Cohasset.

Harry F. Tilden. . . . Clk. 1895-

Edward E. Wentworth. .Rep. 1897, 1898.

Harry E. Mapes. .. .S. C. 1898-1903; Rep. 1905, 1906.

Herbert A. Tilden. .Sel. 1901-1903; As. 1901-190350. P. 1901-1903.

Jason M. Ennice. . . .S. C. 1901-1903.

Mrs. Elizabeth O. Davenport. .S. C. 1902-1908. Resigned in 1908.

Mrs. Martha P. Howe. .S. C. 1903-

Charles W. Gammons. .S. C. 1904-

CORNELIUS O'KEEF.. .S. C. 1904-

Samuel Stoddard. . .S. C. 1904-1907.

Rev. Charles W. Merriam. .S. C. 1903.

Herbert L. Brown. . Sel. 1905- ; As. 1905- ; O. P. 1905-

William H. Brown. .Mod. 1908.

* The personal sketches in this chapter were written by Mr. E. Pomeroy
Collier.

Gleanings from the Town Records. 511

GLEANINGS FROM THE TOWN RECORDS.

April 26, 1770. — "The Second Precinct in Hingham was by an Act
of the Great and General Court incorporated into a separate District by
the name of Cohasset." (The name "District" was later changed to
"Town.")

May 7, 1770. — At this, the first town meeting of the Inhabitants of
Cohasset, there were chosen in addition to the Town Clerk, three
Selectmen who also acted as Overseers of the Poor, three Assessors and
a Treasurer, the following officers, viz: — two Wardens, two Constables,
two Fence Viewers, two Hog-reeves, a Clerk of the Market, one Field
Driver, one Surveyor of Wood, Plank, Timber and Shingles, one Culler
of Hoops and Staves, one Deer-reeve, one Sealer of Leather, one Culler
of Fish and Packer of Mackerel and four Surveyors of Highways. (A
Tythingman was first chosen in 177 1.)

At the next meeting, May 15, 1770, thirty pounds was raised for use
of the School or Schools the current year; a committee of three was
chosen to provide Schoolmasters; 170 pounds, in addition to the thirty
pounds above mentioned, was raised for the Rev. Mr. Brown's salary
and other necesssary charges of said District the current year. Also,
voted, "that the swine may go at large the present year."

At the third and last meeting of Cohasset's first year of existence,
held Dec. 20, 1770, it was voted "that every child that cometh to the
reading and writing school till wood is wanted, shall bring to said school
a foot of wood, or one shilling & sixpence in money to the School master
to purchase wood."

March 4, 1776. — A committee of Inspection, Safety, etc., consisting
of nine persons, was chosen.

June 14, 1776. — "Then the question was put whether if the Hon'ble
American Congress should declare the United Colonys independent of
the Kingdom of Great Britain, they will support it with their lives &
fortunes. Passed in the affirmative."

June 25, 1777. — "Then chose Josiah Oakes to procure and
lay before Court the evidence that may be had of the inimical disposi-
tion of any person towards this or any of the United States of
America."

512 History of Cohasset.

March 8, 1819. — "Voted, that the Selectmen be authorized to
purchase a Hearse for the decent burial of the dead."

March 21, 1821. — "Voted, that the Selectmen be authorized to
build a Magazine for the safe keeping of gunpowder, &c." (This
magazine, locally called the "Powder House," a small brick building,
was located upon the ledge between what is now Pleasant street and
James' Lane.)

April i, 1822. — "Voted to accept the use of the stove in the Meeting
House" (which had been purchased by individuals), "and keep it in
repair."

April 4, 1825. — "Voted, that if any individuals see fit to open the
road over Garnett's Run, so called, that the town direct the surveyors
to make the road." (Now Brook street.)

April 3, 1826. — " Voted to grant Thomas Oakes permission to ring
the Meeting House bell at 12 o'clock at noon and 9 o'clock in the even-
ing." (Mr. Oakes was totally blind, and it is related of him that he
would, without assistance, leave his house, which stood where Dr.
Wentworth's house now is, and walk up the street or sidewalk till
opposite the Meeting House, cross over, mount the stone door-step of
the porch, with the key in his hand, and insert it directly into the keyhole
as neatly as if possessed of good sight.)

March 12, 1827. — A committee of nine persons was chosen "for
the purpose of purchasing a place for the accommodation of the Poor,
provided two-thirds of the Committee agree." (The committee
agreed, a purchase was made and the newly purchased Almshouse, on
what is now King street, was first occupied as such in 1827.)

April 6, 1829. — "Voted to grant individuals leave to set out trees
on the Plain under the direction of the Selectmen."

May 3, 1830. — The Academy Hall first used as a place for holding
town meetings. Previous to this time, and occasionally afterwards,
Town meetings were held in the Old Meeting House.

Nov. 1, 1830. "Voted to instruct their Representative to vote for
an appropriation for the Bunker Hill Monument, not exceeding thirty
thousand dollars."

Gleanings from the Town Records. 513

March 13, 1837. — "Voted, that Surveyors be prohibited from
taking gravel from the Common below the Meeting House."

March ii, 1839. — " Voted, that the yearly March Meetings in future
shall be held on the first Monday."

Nov. 13, 1843. — "Voted to instruct the Selectmen to purchase a
new Hearse."

Feb. 8, 1845. — "Voted unanimous, to instruct their Representa-
tive in the Legislature to aid the petition of Laban Souther and others
to obtain a charter of a Railroad leading from Cohasset to connect with
the Old Colony Railroad, at Quincy."

Nov. 7, 1848. — Chose a committee of three, Thomas Smith,
Zaccheus Rich and Samuel Nichols, " to procure a Fire Engine for the
town."

March 4, 1850. — "Voted to provide the Constables with a Pole
for their badge of office."

Also "Voted that the Selectmen be instructed to purchase for the
preservation of the Town Records and other valuable papers a Safe."

March 10, 1857. — "Voted, that the Selectmen be authorized to sell
the Academy at public auction, to be removed on or before the first of
July, and a Committee of seven be chosen to erect on the site a building
suitable for a town hall and a high school, to be completed on or before
Nov. 1st." 196 yeas to 45 nays.

(The old Academy was bought by Mr. Abraham H. Tower and moved
across the back land to its present location on what is now Beach st.
and converted into a dwelling house. It is now owned by Mr. Daniel
N. Tower. The present Town Hall was erected during the same year,
1857, upon the site of the old building.)

June 14, 1861. — Voted, that the Town appropriate a sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars for the procuring and erecting a Flag
Staff on the Common for the reception of the Flag presented to the Town
by William B. Johnson, Esq., and that said Staff be erected on the Com-
mon between the Pond and the Unitarian Meeting House nearly in
front of the Town Hall.

(The Staff was duly erected and the Flag unfurled therefrom on the
Fourth day of July, 186 1, with appropriate ceremonies, under the
direction of a Committee of fifteen chosen by the Town.)

514 History of Cohasset.

For further items of interest reference may be made to the Annual
publications of the Town since the year 1861.

Note. — The following explanation will account for certain discrep-
ancies which probably exist in four instances between the genealogical
records prepared by Mrs. Davenport and the foregoing list of Town
Officers, namely:

In 1796 Elisha Doane was chosen Selectman in place of Jerom
Stephenson who refused to serve.

In 1804 Job Turner was chosen Treasurer in place of Zealous Bates
who was excused from serving.

In 1827 Samuel Bates was chosen Treasurer in place of Caleb Lothrop
who declined to serve.

In 1834 Levi N. Bates was chosen Treasurer in place of Caleb Lothrop
who declined to serve.

EDWARD E TOWER.

MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS OF COHASSET.

By Burgess C. Tower.

There seems to be no record of any organized musical society
in Cohasset previous to the formation of the Atlantic Musical Asso-
ciation (except the church choirs with accompanying instruments),
and the brief and necessarily incomplete account of that organiza-
tion, as given in this article, is compiled chiefly from recollections
of surviving members and from a few short newspaper items.

The prime mover in band and orchestra organizations of this
town was Edward E. Tower. He was born in Cohasset in 1834,
and his intense interest in promoting musical affairs from the
amateur's standpoint covered a period of over forty years. His
enthusiasm continued from early boyhood to the last year of his
life.

Capt. Henry J. Hallgreen, who had lived in Cohasset for a short
time when a boy, and who later became intimate with Edward E.
Tower, when both as young men were commencing their business
careers in Boston, has kindly furnished an account of the first
bands with which they were both connected. It will be noted that
among the original members, William W. Lothrop, Benjamin Snow
Joy, and Benjamin F. Smith were also Cohasset boys. It may be
of interest to know that Captain Hallgreen at the beginning of the
Civil War was with the Massachusetts 2d Batt. Infantry, sta-
tioned at Fort Warren, and was the originator of the setting of the
words " John Brown's body lies a-mouldering in the grave " to an
old gospel tune. This was taken up by Gilmore's Band, and
immediately became one of our best known patriotic songs. A
detailed account of this song may be found in Elson's " History of
American Music," which can be procured at the Paul Pratt Memo-
rial Library. Captain Hallgreen's story is given in full.

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516 History of Cohasset.

HISTORY OF THE TREMONT SERENADE BAND.

About 1852 there lived at the old north end of Boston, three close
friends and chums, who might have been seen daily from April 'till Octo-
ber enjoying a swim at the marine railway; Geo. Beals Willcutt, who
lived with his parents in Salutation Street, Edw. E. Tower of same resi-
dence, and yours truly, Henry J. Hallgreen of Tileston Street. I began
about this time a course of lessons on the violin, with the celebrated
John Holloway, author of "Wood Up." Tower liked the idea and at
once procured a fiddle, and I brought my lessons and exercises down to
Willcutt's as fast as I received them. He progressed rapidly and con-
ceived the idea of a serenade band. We got William W. Lothrop and
Benjamin Snow Joy interested, and branched out as the Tower-Hallgreen
Serenade Band, with an idea of picnic party music as follows: Tower,
Violin primo, Hallgreen, Viola, Joy, Violin secundo, and Benj. F. Smith,
Bass Cornet. We had hardly begun when the irrepressible E. E. T.
thought a real orchestral brass band would be about the proper thing,
consequently we changed over. Edward got an Eb cornet, I took up the
Bb, Henry A. Lyford and his brother Thomas J. joined, and chose Eb
and Alto horn; Edwin Emerson and Philip Wyatt took Tenor, B. F.
Smith, 1st Bass, Wm. H. Lowery and Allen P. Boyce took up Tenor and
2nd Bass.

You must remember they were all without previous practice or knowl-
edge of their instrument. We later engaged J. D'Anguerra as Band
teacher, to teach us as a Band. We used the Lyford carpenter shop in
Barrett St. for Band room, and made great proficiency in our various
parts. Antonio D'Anguerra, son of our teacher, who was a pretty good
player, joined to play Bb cornet.

Our Band had grown, and now consisted of the following members
as the Tremont Serenade Band.

Edward E. Tower, First Eb, Leader.

Henry A. Lyford, Second Eb.

Henry J. Hallgreen, First Bb.

Antonio D'Anguerra, Bb.

Thomas J. Lyford, Alto horn.

J. Thos. Baldwin, Alto horn.

Philip Wyatt, Tenor.

Wm. H. Lowery, Tenor.

Edwin Emerson, Trombone.

Benj. F. Smith, First Bass.

Allen P. Boyce, Second Bass.

Marshall P. Wild, Bass Drum.

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We serenaded friends in Boston, notably Alderman Edward A. White,
who married John Simmons' daughter, and became manager of the
immense Simmons estate. We visited Cohasset about as fast as we
learned a new piece. Later we were given a room in the Cooper Street
Armory, where we became acquainted with the American Artillery,
Cowdin Artillery, and other companies in the Armory. We played for
them on their parades, which came pretty often in those days: on one
occasion the American Artillery went to Stoneham, we were caught in a
furious rain storm and all hands deserted to the nearest barn. Our last
band room was on Atkinson St. (now Congress St.). On our parades
we hired Sam'l C. Perkins, a band leader and composer, to assist on the
leading El? cornet, and occasionally Geo. B. Morse on the Bi>; he be-
longed to the Chelsea Brass Band. We were broken up at last by hav-
ing too many engagements, three for one day, of which we accepted the
Christ Church picnic, after which we split up. Tower, myself, Lyford
and Smith decided to stick to business, as we had reached the serenade
limit. D'Anguerra, Baldwin, Boyce and Lowery joined other bands
and continued in music for years. Thus ended the old band from which
we had all derived much comfort and many happy days.

Henry J. Hallgreen.

After the Civil War had ended, there was great demand for
patriotic music, and local military bands were formed in many
towns. In Cohasset a few of the young men decided to take up,
for recreation, study on various brass instruments, and Mr. Tower
was invited to instruct them. Other members were added and a
permanent organization effected, the name Atlantic Musical Asso-
ciation having been adopted. A set of band instruments was
•purchased, and loaned to the members, many of whom later bought
their own instruments.

In 1867 a Constitution and set of By-laws were printed, to which
was added the list of officers and members, stating the instrument
each played. This list, together with the Preamble of the Consti-
tution may be of sufficient interest to be quoted.

PREAMBLE.

We hereby propose to form a Musical Association having for its object
recreation and instruction, and knowing that such an Association, unless
governed by proper rules and regulations must fail to accomplish its
purpose, hereby agree to conform to the following Articles as fixed and
permanent rules for the government of the same.

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History of Cohasset.

Officers.

Edward E. Tower,
Zaccheus Rich,
Ephraim Snow, Jr.,
Allen C. Bates,

Musical Director.
Band Master.
Treasurer.
Clerk.

Members.

Eb Clarinet,
Bb Clarinet,
First Eb Cornet,
Second Eb Cornet,
First Bb Cornet,
Second Bb Cornet,
First Eb Tenor,
Second Eb Tenor,
First Bb Tenor,
Second Bb Tenor,
Baritone,
Trombone,
Bb Bass,
Eb Bass,
Snare Drum,
Bass Drum,
Cymbals,

Henry C. Tower.
A. T. Prouty.
Caleb F. Nichols.
Edwin F. Souther.
Newcomb B. Tower.
Alfred W. Lincoln.
Allen C. Bates.
Ephraim Snow, Jr.
Daniel N. Tower.
Squire S. Gove.
Louis N. Lincoln.
Oliver A. Brown.
Amos A. Lawrence.
Zaccheus Rich.
David Bates.
W. H. H. Hancock.
Caleb Lothrop.

As proficiency was acquired, numerous requests for the services
of the band at various entertainments and gatherings were made,
and a search through the files of the Hingham Journal gives us
brief particulars of a few of these occasions.

Music was furnished at installation of officers of Konohasset
Lodge A. F. & A. M., on July 4, 1866. In the following September
a serenade was given to Major William B. Johnson. In connection
with this last statement it may be well to add that serenading seems
to have been a decidedly popular part of the band's duties at that
time. Newly married couples were usually the recipients of this
compliment from the Association. Among those so favored were
Messrs. John Bates, Jan. 30, 1870, A. A. Lawrence, Oliver A.
Brown.

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In March, 1868, a concert by the Association was given at Hing-
ham, under the auspices of the Agricultural Society. Miss Mary
Percival (Mrs. Loriman S. Brigham) and a quartet, consisting of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. Lincoln, Mrs. Helen Tower, and Mr. Caleb
F. Nichols, assisted. According to the newspaper account of this
affair, gratifying skill was shown in the rendering of the several
selections.

On May 3 the band played at the first anniversary of the organ-
ization of Minot's Light Lodge of Good Templars, and in the fol-
lowing July played at a strawberry festival in Hingham.

One year later, in July, 1869, an outdoor concert was given at
Fountain Square, Hingham, by the Atlantic Musical Association
and Hingham Brass Band consolidated, and after the concert a
collation was served by the Hingham musicians. At midnight
several prominent Hingham residents were serenaded by the
Cohasset Band.

On May 7, 1870, the' Centennial Anniversary of Cohasset was
celebrated, and our band took a prominent part in the programme,
beginning with a concert at 7 a.m., on the Common, furnishing the
music for the procession which was formed at the depot on arrival
of Governor Claflin, with state officials and other distinguished
guests.

At about this time a small orchestra was organized of band mem-
bers, which gave dances and promenade concerts, to raise money
for new instruments and music.

Caleb Lothrop entertained the band on the occasion of his
twenty-first birthday, and a pleasant evening was spent with music
and refreshments. From this time until 1877 little data appear
to be on record concerning the Association. Probably during these
years chorus singing proved a greater attraction, as will be seen
below. In 1877 the Atlantic Musical Association was reorganized,
Edward E. Tower again made its Director, and on Thanksgiving
Evening a successful promenade concert was given at the Town
Hall by the band, assisted by vocal talent.

It was in the early eighties that the band furnished music for
the Scituate Grand Army Post, Decoration Day, on two or three
occasions. In later years, as will be seen, it formed the nucleus
of the Cohasset Musical Association.

520 History of Cohasset.

COHASSET CHORAL UNION.

It has been impossible to ascertain the date of organization of
this society, but the files of the Hingham Journal have again been
of great assistance in determining the facts given below.

The Cantata " Belshazzar's Feast" was performed April 2, 1874,
with the following impersonation:

Belshazzar (King of Babylon) Mr. Philander Bates.

Daniel Mr. Louis N. Lincoln.

Hananiah Rev. M. A. Stevens.

High Priest Mr. Caleb F. Nichols.

Nitocris (The Queen) Miss Jennie B. Tower.

I Mrs. Louis N. Lincoln.
Mrs. Henry C. Tower.
Miss Elizabeth C. Bates.
The Reading Rev. Joseph Osgood.

Two weeks later, April 16, 1874, this cantata was repeated at
Duxbury, and we quote from the correspondent of the Hingham
Journal.

North Scituate, April 20.
"On Thursday evening, 16th inst., by previous announcement, the
Cohasset Choral Union, conducted by Edward E. Tower, Esq., ren-
dered the cantata of ' Belshazzar's Feast ' at Duxbury. Owing to the
indisposition of a member in one of the leading parts, the services of Mr.
A. M. Bell of Boston were secured. By politeness of a friend your cor-
respondent was invited to take the special train for the occasion, which
was accepted, and which we improved by a trip to the old historic town.
On arriving at Duxbury we found coaches in readiness to transport the
one hundred and fifty sojourners to the Congregational Church, one mile
distant. The church at an early hour gave signs of a good audience, and
at eight o'clock precisely, the conductor's baton announced a grand over-
ture by the orchestral performers, which was followed by a chorus of
forty voices. It is useless to attempt to criticise a company of well-
trained performers, therefore, we would merely re-echo the public senti-
ment, which manifested itself in the repeated encores, if it were not
hat special mention should be made of the bass soloists, Messrs. Phi-
lander Bates and Caleb F. Nichols; tenors, A. M. Bell and Louis N.
Lincoln; sopranos, Mrs. Henry C. Tower, Misses Lizzie C. Bates and

Musical Associations of Cohasset. 521

Jennie B. Tower; altos, Mrs. Louis N. Lincoln and Miss Frances
Nichols, who fairly excelled all former efforts; and credit was also due
Mr. Bell, for his admirable effort, having had the advantage of but one
rehearsal in one of the most difficult parts."

On December 21, 1874, the Union gave the cantata at the Town
Hall, Cohasset, entitled "The Pilgrim Fathers."

On January 26, 1877, it was announced that the society had reor-
ganized under direction of Professor L. A. Torrens of Boston, and
that it was hoped to give a concert in the early spring.

One and possibly more concerts were given under Mr. Torrens'
direction, but I have been unable to find out more concerning
them.

On March 17, 1879, "The Haymakers," a cantata by Root, was
given by the Choral Union, and the performance was repeated two
nights later. Delegations from Hingham, Weymouth, and Scituate
were present. Among those who took prominent parts were
Philander Bates as the Farmer, William R. Collier as William,
Caleb Lothrop as John, Frank McClure as Snipkins, Miss Drusilla
S. Percival as Mary, Miss Elizabeth C. Bates as Anna, and Miss
Sarah Nichols (Mrs. E. Herbert Towle) as the Dairy Maid.

An Old Folks' Concert was given in 1879, and it was announced
that " Ye Choral Union will be assisted by Miss Ella J. Spoor, who
will sing and by Mr. Waldo F. Bates, who will blow a very worldlie
tune on ye cornet." Also that "Goodman Collier, down from
Boston, will sing a nautical song called Jack's Farewell," that
" Nabor Edward Tower will play a tune on ye flute and his darter
will accompany him on ye new fangled Spinnet called ye Pianny,"
and that "A Collection of young menne and maidens will play a
sprightly tune called Ye Kinder Symphony, on divers instruments."

In February, 1880, the Cohasset Choral Union gave on two suc-
cessive evenings the cantata " Esther, the Beautiful Queen," to a
large audience. Appropriate scenery and costumes were used, and
an enthusiastic review of this performance was given in the Hing-
ham Journal. Caleb Lothrop took the part of the King and Miss
Drusilla Percival that of Queen Esther. William R. Collier was
Mordecai, and E. P. Collier, Haman. Newcomb B. Tower was
the musical director.

522 History of Cohas set.

In December, 1880, rehearsals were begun for another
performance of the "Haymakers," and for the rendering of
" Ruth," a cantata by Broad. Miss Elizabeth C. Bates took
the part of Ruth.

An entertainment was given at about this time in aid of the
society, at which Messrs. G. H. Wilson, B. S. Knapp, and
E. E. Cutler gave the operetta of "Cox and Box," composed by
Sullivan.

On February 24, 1881, another performance of the "Haymakers"
took place under the direction of Newcomb B. Tower, with the
following cast :

Mary Miss Drusilla S. Percival.

Anna Miss Elizabeth C. Bates.

The Dairymaid Miss Minnie Snow.

William William R. Collier.

The Farmer Philander Bates.

Snipkins Edmund P. Collier.

John Caleb Lothrop.

This was given in costume, and elaborate stage "property,"
including thunder, lightning, and rain devices added much to the
enjoyment of the audience.

COHASSET MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.

In 1883 Edward E. Tower undertook the still larger enterprise of
organizing an orchestra in which the young ladies of the town
could take part. This became known as the Cohasset Musical
Association, and after many rehearsals at Atlantic Hall, over the
Tower Dairy, a concert was given, September 20,1883, in the Town
Hall, thirty-four performers participating, playing the various
string, wind, and percussion instruments which make up an orches-
tra. Of these nearly one half were ladies, a unique feature in
orchestras at that time. After this a more permanent organization
was effected, and at a business meeting held at Atlantic Hall, Sep-
tember 30th, Edw. E. Tower was made chairman, and the name
officially selected as above stated.

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It was voted to choose a board of officers, consisting of three
directors, a treasurer, a clerk, and a librarian. Elmer F. Olmsted
was chosen clerk, Henry P. Furber treasurer, and Geo. W. Collier
librarian. It was voted also that the board of directors consist of
three members, in connection with the other officers. Edw. E.
Tower, Daniel N. Tower, and Caleb Lothrop were chosen directors,
who were authorized to conduct the business of the association as
they should deem proper.

Many of the townspeople and summer residents cooperated
with the active members most heartily, and became associate mem-
bers, paying annual dues of three dollars, thereby being entitled to
a free admission to all concerts or rehearsals. Both active and
associate members had a limited number of complimentary tickets
for their friends. All money received for membership fees was
used for the purchase of music, instruments, and for instruction if
so desired.

Mr. James O. Freeman of Boston was engaged for instruction on
the violin, viola, and violoncello, and classes were immediately
formed. Mr. Tower not only directed the full rehearsals, but
held extra rehearsals for the brass instrument performers,
many of whom had previously belonged to the Atlantic Musical
Association.

Miss Edith J. Tower (Mrs. Chas. W. Gammons) a little
later succeeded Mr. Freeman as instructor on the violin and
viola.

On February 28, 1884, the orchestra was engaged to furnish one
of the entertainments given by the People's Course of Entertain-
ments, and gratuitously gave its services.

Under date of March 29, 1884, the Cohasset Cottager invited Mr.
Tower to make a statement regarding the Association, and it may
be interesting to read his exact words, as characteristic of the man.
" We are doing very well considering the short time since our organ-
ization, about ten months, far better than I could have expected.
'What,' musicians say to me, 'eight young ladies in a small town
like Cohasset playing the 'cello and all of them taking lessons of a
competent teacher? We could hardly find as many in our large
cities who would be willing to undertake it, much less to devote time
and money to it; but one thing is sure, they will find it a most fas-

524 History of Cohasset.

cinating instrument, and once interested in it, they will never give
it up ; with violins it is now acknowledged to be the instrument of
the future for ladies, and we do not wonder that you have so many
applicants for it.' Our success so far has in a great measure been
owing to the fact that in the choice of members our directors have
selected only those who have more than an average knowledge of
music. Of our twelve young ladies who have taken up the violin
and viola, there is not one but is a creditable performer on the piano,
while many of them have made music a study for the past ten years,
and are or have been pupils of Petersilea, Sherwood, Lang, Mrs.
Page, and others of equal note in Boston. Among the male mem-
bers are three young gentlemen from Hingham who have been of
the greatest assistance, while the old Atlantic Musical Association
builded better than it knew when it furnished us so much material
for our orchestra. We now number about fifty active members,
nearly one half of whom are ladies. New additions now proposed
will give us four double basses, one tuba, and one oboe. We shall
then have every instrument usually found in a full orchestra.

" As to new members, this is our trouble; we want them and many
young people are hard at work; but a musical education is not
acquired in a few months; it is a work of years, and although imper-
fect, its adaptation to an instrument renders success more than half
achieved, and with a taste and love for music it is not so difficult to
fit one's self for active membership.

"I now propose to form a sort of primary class and as soon as
the members of said class become sufficiently advanced, their
names will be submitted to the board of directors for approval, and
if accepted, will at once be assigned their work in the orchestra.
I am promised the hearty cooperation of the regular members, who
will assist this class, and I think it will prove of mutual advantage to
both. Our class rehearsals will take place Wednesday evenings."
The quotation as above certainly shows the time, energy, and
enthusiasm which Mr. Tower devoted to this work.

In order to participate in the Memorial Day Exercises of 1884,
a brass band was organized, consisting of Cohasset Musical Asso-
ciation members. Twenty-six men played for the Grand Army
Post on this occasion, both for the marching and at the collation in
the Town Hall. The Cottager remarked that the Band surprised

Musical Associations of Cohasset. 525

the natives by their excellent music, but needed considerable prac-
tice in marching.

The summer concert given by the orchestra in the July following
proved most successful, and music still more difficult was executed.
This concert was hardly over when Mr. Tower was again at work
with the band, and an open air concert on the Common was the
outcome. After this concert Dr. Newcomb L. Damon and Mr.
Edwin F. Souther were serenaded. The band then proceeded to
do the same at Mr. Louis N. Lincoln's and not until after midnight
were the members dispersed.

In the next month was held the fair given by Henry Bryant Post
98 G. A. R., and on the first night the Association Band struck up
a lively march as the Post, with their guests, entered the hall. The
programme of the second night's entertainment of this fair con-
sisted entirely of musical selections by the band.

The fall concert showed still further advance in proficiency, and
an increased membership of fifty-two, including six double bass
players. The list of members given in the Cottager of October 11,
1884, may be of interest, showing that the membership was then
increased to sixty-five.

First Violins. Second Violins.

Edith J. Tower. Lizzie C. Bates.

Henry P. Furber. Laura S. Tower.

Clarence S. Burr. Anna B. Ellms.

John L. Morey. Joanna N. Collier.

Annie T. Collier. Nellie G. Souther.

Grace E. Tower. Emma Willard.

Julia M. Furber. Burgess C. Tower.

Violas. 'Cellos.

Wm. B. Fearing. Geo. W. Burr.

Cora F. Bates. Ella G. Tower.

Eunice J. Lothrop. Fannie P. Osgood.

Mary T. Lothrop. Sarah B. Collier.

Josie T. Vinal. Lilla L. Collier.

Nellie D. Osgood. Myra W. Bates.

Sarah E. Fox. E. Gertrude Smith.

Margaret B. Tower
William R. Collier.

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History of Cohasset.

Double Basses.
Daniel N. Tower.
Harry W. Souther.
E. Herbert Towle.
Horace Pearie.
Caleb Lothrop.
W. Sprague.

Bassoon.
Caleb Nichols.

Flutes.
Carrie G. Bates.
Herbert A. Mead.

Oboe.
W. W. Raymond.

Clarinets.
Elmer F. Olmsted.
Chas. H. Cousens.

Saxophone.
Newcomb B. Tower.

Cornets.
David N. Pratt.
George P. Tower.

Horns.
George Silsbee.
Bela B. Nichols.
Harry G. Little.
W. Wright.

Tuba.
Frank N. Bates.

Trombones.
Allen C. Bates.
William H. Beale.
George W. Collier.
Ephraim Snow, 3rd

Tympani.
E. P. Collier.

Snare Drum.
Edward Nichols.

Bass Drum.
Edward H. Tower,

Cymbals.
Henry T. P. Bates.

In an address to the members published in the Cottager, Mr.
Tower stated in vigorous language the necessity for prompt attend-
ance at rehearsals, and gave an itemized statement of the amounts
paid out for the needs of the Association during the first year of its
existence. The total amount was $2445.00, including $1300.00 for
stringed instruments alone.

No assessment of any kind was ever required from active mem-
bers, their only expense having been a small rental for the use of an

Musical Associations of Cohasset. 527

instrument, with the privilege of later purchasing said instrument
if so desired.

In the Presidential campaign of 1884 the band of the Associa-
tion showed its non-partisanship by playing for both Republican
and Democratic rallies.

On January 23, 1885, the Association, fifty-eight strong, gave
a concert at Loring Hall, Hingham, for the benefit of the
fund for a church parlor for the First Church of Hingham.

One week later the services of our musicians were again sought
after by the People's Course of Entertainments, and a pleasing
programme was rendered.

For two years more the Association continued to give orchestral
concerts, in each of which approximately eighty performers took
part, the nearby towns and Boston furnishing representatives.
The assistance of professional musicians was requested, in order
to strengthen the weak places, and former members will
recall many of their names, such as Joseph Fennelly, at one
time with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Wulf Fries, the
well known 'cellist, Carl Trautman, one .of the older gen-
eration of German musicians; De Ribas, the oboist, and
Eltz, the bassoonist. Mrs. Nichols, now the director of the
Fadette Orchestra, played with the first violins, and was a soloist
at one of the concerts. Gerard Russo, the harpist, at one time
assisted. Arthur Foote, pianist and composer, was one of the
soloists at the third annual autumn concert, and one of his own
compositions for 'cello, "The Romance," was played by Wulf
Fries, to the accompaniment of the composer. Miss Gertrude
Edmands was soloist at one concert.

The character of the selections was greatly in advance of those
of the earlier concerts, the Association on one occasion rendering
Haydn's "Symphony in D Major."

To the best of our knowledge the last orchestral concert given by
the full orchestra took place September 27, 1887. Mr. Tower, how-
ever, was not satisfied with a purely orchestral organization. A
chorus had to be added, and the following circular, sent out to
choir members of Cohasset and neighboring towns, is self-
explanatory:

528 History of Cohasset.

Cohasset, December 1, 1887.
You are hereby invited to take part in the next rehearsal of the Cohasset
Musical Association. With the assistance already offered it is hoped to
form a chorus of from one to two hundred voices, and that members of
any choir or past musical organization will take a prominent part. The
first preparatory rehearsal will take place at Atlantic Hall, Monday even-
ing, December 5, 1887. You are cordially invited to be present.
Per order Board of Directors,

C. Nichols, Clerk.

Mr. Tower had become very much interested in choral society
work, having been elected, in 1885, the first director of the newly
organized Hingham Choral Society.

"The Holy City," an oratorio composed by Alfred R. Gaul, was
given at the Town Hall, Cohasset, June 17th, 1888. The program
states that members of the Hingham Choral Society and choirs of
East Weymouth, Wollaston, and Scituate assisted the local singers .
The following soloists took part:

First Soprano Miss Jessie E. Ollivier.

Second Soprano Miss Meriam L. Slade.

First Alto Miss Georgie Nixon.

Second Alto Miss Pauline Hammond.

Tenor Mr. Arthur F. Burnett.

Bass Mr. Fred M. Marston.

Paul J. Bates.

Walter C. Browne.
Choir B°ys MasterS Samuel C. Bates.

Russell B. Tower.
Organist Arthur M. Raymond.

The oratorio " Emmanuel," composed by J. Elliot Trowbridge,
was next given, June 30, 1889, and as this was the most ambitious
undertaking in the history of the Association, a portion of the pro-
gramme is given below, showing the scale on which it was con-
ducted.

Musical Associations of Cohasset. 529

COHASSET MUSICAL ASSOCIATION

Oratorio of

EMMANUEL

composed by

J. Elliot Trowbridge

at the

Town Hall, Cohasset

Sunday Evening, June $oth, 1889.

Soloists
First Soprano/ Miss Jeanne Bradford.
Second Soprano, Miss Addie G. Wiley.
First Contralto, Miss Georgia Nixon.

Second Contralto, Mrs. Jeannette Bradford.
First Tenor, Mr. Arthur C. Buttrick.
Second Tenor, Mr. J. H. Bancroft.
First Bass, Mr. Fred M. Marston.

Second Bass, Mr. Caleb Lothrop.
Organist, Mrs. L. H. Marston.

The vocal department of the association will be augmented by
members of the Hingham, East Weymouth, and Wollaston Musical
Societies, making a grand chorus of over 150 voices, with the Full
Association Orchestra, numbering 75 members, and a boy choir of
25 voices.

Rehearsals were later begun of another oratorio, "The Ten
Virgins," by Gaul, but the project was abandoned.

But few more years were to be allotted to Edw. E. Tower's life,
and during this time nothing more was done in large orchestra or
chorus work. His enthusiasm for music continued unabated, and
we find him directing a band, organized for the occasion, which
took part in the exercises on Columbus Day in 1892. This band
was composed principally of former Atlantic Musical Association
members, and members of the Beechwood Band. This latter
organization had done excellent work, and had given many con-
certs in Beechwood and elsewhere.

A boys' band was next organized, with Mr. Tower, as usual,
directing, and again followed a succession of performances at enter-

530 History oj Cohasset.

tainments, lawn parties, and open air concerts. A small orchestra
was added, and at a concert given June 20, 1894, the band and
orchestra alternately played selections. Miss Bessie Bell Collier
played in the orchestra and rendered a violin solo.

Forty years of musical service of Edward E. Tower were thus
completed. This performance was the last in which he partici-
pated, his death occurring in April, 1896. He thoroughly enjoyed
every minute of this activity, but in his band work particularly the
idea of service to the community undoubtedly promoted his interest
in the musical welfare of the town. Mr. Edmund P. Collier so
well expressed this idea in an obituary written for the Boston
Transcript, at the time of Mr. Tower's death, that the liberty is
taken of giving two quotations from that notice.

" His idea was that the best way to keep a boy out of the street
and away from the bar room was to teach him the use of some
musical instrument, and thus put him in possession of a means
of enjoyment which would refine and elevate rather than
debase."

"All this work was done in time snatched from a very active
business life, and was given to the citizens of the town gratuitously,
with no reward asked for or expected, more than the conscious-
ness of having added to their entertainment and musical
culture."

The limited scope of this article does not permit me to narrate
in detail regarding the bands and orchestras that have been organ-
ized in recent years. Much could be told of the Beechwood Band
mentioned above, the Cohasset Guild Band, directed by Waldo F.
Bates of North Scituate, in which Rev. Milo H. Gates took such
an active interest, and of the " South Shore Band " which George
P. Tower has conducted, the last named having very recently
participated in the Taft-Bryan political campaign of 1908.

Since about 1890 Elmer F. Olmstead has directed an or-
chestra of from twelve to fifteen members, nearly all of whom
belonged to the Cohasset Musical Association, and much enjoy-
ment has been derived by these members at their rehearsals and
participation in church entertainments and oth er social assemblies.
At Union Vesper services given in the winter of 1907-08 by the
First and Second Congregational Churches of Cohasset, this

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orchestra assisted the choirs in musical programmes made up of
compositions by classical composers.

In attempting to give a record of these musical societies, doubt-
less many events of importance have unintentionally been omitted.
What has been told, however, may bring pleasant recollections to
the minds of many who took part in the performances of the seven-
ties and eighties. Possibly those of the younger generation may be
surprised at the musical activity shown at that time.

The influence of those earlier societies is still felt and many a
member of the present day bands, choirs, and orchestras can trace
the origin of his interest in music to the days of the Atlantic Musical
Association, Cohasset Choral Union, or Cohasset Musical Associa-
tion.

COHASSET'S DEEP SEA CAPTAINS.

By Edmund Pomeroy Collier.

In the year 1800, or thereabouts, young Southward Pratt left
his father's house in Cohasset on a morning in summer for the
prosaic purpose of driving the cows to pasture, a task he had per-
formed since he had been able to trudge at their heels and put up
and take down the bars of the fence which confined them in their
pasture.

It had been his custom also to go for the cows at night and bring
them home, but on that particular night the cows stood at the bars
lowing in vain to be let out and taken home to the barn to be
milked. But their young driver did not make his appearance that
evening nor for many a day after, for young Southward Pratt had
responded to the call of the sea, which called to him as he stood
at the pasture bars, and had " run away to sea."

Three years afterward young Mercy Gannett, who had come
from Scituate to live out at the Pratts, in those days when the
hired girl was an equal of the members of the family for whom
she worked, started one summer afternoon to get the cows and
bring them home. But as she approached the pasture she found
the bars being taken down by a young man, whose cheeks, burned
by the sun and wind of foreign climes, showed that his calling
was that of a sailor, who informed her that he would drive the
cows home. Mercy hastened home with the report that a strange
young man had taken away the cows from her.

It was young Southward Pratt, who, returning from three years
voyaging over foreign seas, had resumed the task, dropped so
abruptly by him, of driving the cows. This true story ended as
it naturally should by Southward and Mercy in time becoming
man and wife, and is only introduced here as the opening of this
chapter on deep sea captains as an illustration of the irresistible
call of the sea for the boys of Cohasset.

That the inhabitants of Cohasset should have been a sea-
faring race was as inevitable as that the city of Tyre on the

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coast of Phoenicia should have furnished a nation of sailors
and merchants.

In Cohasset's early days there was every inducement toward
shipbuilding and seafaring. The virgin forests stood ready to
supply the oak and pine necessary for the construction of the
vessel. Young men, eager to take up the adventurous life of the
sailor, awaited the completion of the craft, each one confident
that a few years of experience and hard work would find him in
command of a ship of his own.

In the days of small craft, before the huge steel leviathans were
even imagined, before the railways had compelled the distribution
of cargoes from a few ports, when the little town of Salem rivaled
Boston as a port through which trade with India was carried on,
it was not unusual for a seacoast town of the size of Cohasset to
send forth square-rigged, deep sea vessels, built and manned
from captain to cabin boy by her own sons. The constitution
of the State, recognizing this fact, permitted the study of navi-
gation in its High Schools.

What a change has the passing of the years wrought in the life
of Cohasset in this respect! Where two or three shipyards turned
out annually vessels furnishing occupation for her ship carpenters,
sailors and fishermen; where wharves, extending at intervals from
the head of the cove to Hominy Point on one side of the harbor
and to the Gulf Stream on the other, served as berths for a crowd
of merchantmen, fishermen, and packets, now the echo of the
mallet and adze has long since died away, and the vessels of
various descriptions which formerly filled the harbor have
departed never to return.

In their place we see a fleet of pleasure craft and power dories,
and Cohasset, once a town furnishing employment to its inhabi-
tants within its borders, serves now as a bedroom for men and
women earning their living in Boston.

Twenty-five years ago, sea captains, men who had sailed their
ships and carried the flag of their country to every part of the
globe, were a common sight on our streets. To-day Cohasset
cannot boast of a man living within its borders who has ever
commanded a square-rigged vessel, and but few sailors who have
been in foreign ports. This change, while it is, perhaps, to be

534 History of Cohasset.

regretted, is one which has been brought about by the new con-
ditions under which business of every kind is transacted to-day.

Since the seafaring vocation of Cohasset and the men who
followed it are no more, it behooves us to make a matter of
record of the men and the vessels hailing from Cohasset in those
good old days. But, alas, we have taken up this task too late. Of
the very early masters there is barely more than the record of
their names. In some cases the families to which they belonged
have died out, or have departed from the town, and it is not
strange that no record is left behind of their vessels and voyages,
for in but a few instances can be obtained complete records of
the voyages of captains whose children are living to-day. If,
therefore, this chapter fails to give as full a record of each cap-
tain as might be desired, it is only because such records are not
obtainable.

Not a few square-rigged vessels were built at Cohasset and
hailed from it, but the schooner then, as to-day, was the popular
craft. Most of the schooners were built primarily for fishing,
but in the winter, instead of letting this property lie idle, it was
the custom to intrust it to the care of some bright young Cohasset
skipper for the purpose of trading in the Gulf of- Mexico. A
cargo would be obtained in Boston for some port in the Southern
States, Charleston, Mobile, Savannah, New Orleans, or Galveston,
and between these ports and the ports of the West Indies trading
voyages were made until it was time for the schooner to return to
Cohasset to fit out for the fishing season.

As a rule the captain of the vessel was given some interest in
the profits of the winter's work, as was right and proper, for the
success of the winter's trading depended largely on his keenness,
prudence, and devotion to his employer's interests. Contact with
the merchants and shipowners of Boston soon brought about an
opportunity to serve as mate in some larger vessel bound for
ports in Europe, and so, step by step, the lad who started at the
lowest round of the ladder as boy in a fishing schooner, in time
attained the topmost round, and walked the quarter-deck of a
Yankee clipper ship, the acme at that time of naval construction.

Nothing shows the difference between the old and the new
more than the early age at which boys began to follow the sea.

Cohas set's Deep Sea Captains. 535

Frank Pratt went to sea at eight, James Collier at nine, and John
P. T. Percival at eleven; and these instances might be multi-
plied indefinitely. It followed naturally that captains under
twenty-one were not uncommon. The call of the sea for the
young men of Cohasset seemed irresistible in those days, and the
dangers attending the life of the sailor served rather to increase
than to diminish its attractiveness.

Frank Pratt, son of Dr. Ezekiel Pratt and father of Dr. Gustavus
Pratt, gives the following incident in an account which he left of
his seafaring life. "We were in the Gulf Stream in a North east
gale with a heavy cross sea running. Soon the flying jib boom
and all was carried away by the sea. We were 'hove to' at
the time under close reefed fore-sail. Next the halyards parted,
went out the scuppers and caught in the rudder. That left us
under bare poles. It was then I saw the captain do a brave and
dangerous piece of seamanship, such as I have never seen done
since, in sixteen years of sea life. The jib must be saved if pos-
sible. No one dared to go on the bow-sprit but the captain. I
stood in the companion-way and saw him go out on the end of
the bow-sprit, stand up, holding on to the jib-stay with both
hands, knife in his mouth, go under three times, all out of sight,
hold on and cut the sail from the hanks."

Such incidents as these served as themes for many a winter's
tale around Cohasset firesides fifty to seventy-five years ago.
Many of these sea captains attained to a competency from the
very fact that the deep sea vessels of those days were so small,
and it was possible for them to own a respectable interest in them
and share profits of the voyages.

As has been said, of the earliest sea captains very little has
come down to us but the record of their births and deaths. In
the houses of their descendants hang their portraits, painted,
usually in Antwerp, and perhaps the picture of one of the square-
riggers commanded by them.

Among these captains may be mentioned Aaron Pratt, born in
1760, and died in 1843. From the register of the Boston Custom
House we glean these items,. that Aaron Pratt was captain of the
schooner Enterprise in 1809, of the brig Eliza and Lydia in 1810,
and of the Triton in 181 1. As only vessels going to foreign ports

536 History of Cohasset.

were registered at the Boston Custom House, we may safely put
him down, as well as the others whose names follow, as deep sea
sailors.

John Jacob Lothrop was born in 1763, and died in 1823. No
doubt his name would have been found as captain of some vessel
registered at the Boston Custom House were it not for the fact
that the books of registration covering the period from 1789 to

1806 are at Washington, for use in the French Spoliation claims,
which have been dragging along now for over a century. Cap-
tain Lothrop's portrait, painted in Antwerp, hangs in the house of
his grand daughter, Mrs. Richard Sankey. In 1789 he is spoken of
as master of the schooner Priscilla, in 1794 of the schooner Betsey,
in 1795 of the sloop Clara, in 1798 of the schooner Bethiah.

In the year 1807 there came to Cohasset, from Truro, on the
Cape, two brothers, Ephraim Snow, born in 1777, and Henry
Snow, born in 1781. They purchased the house now occupied
by Dr. William Bryant, on Black Horse Lane, now called, in
remembrance of them, Snow Place.

The elder of these brothers is known to have been a deep sea
captain, and is said to have crossed the Atlantic fifty times. In

1807 the registry of the Boston Custom House has him as master
of the schooner Ruth, a Cohasset vessel of 115 tons, owned and
built in 1805 by Levi Tower. In 1810, still in command of the
schooner Ruth, an attempt is made by the press gang in Liverpool
to take from him some members of his crew, and in 181 5 we
find this same vessel registered with E. Snow still as captain, but
with her rig changed to that of a brig. The supposition is that
from 1807 up to and including 1815, and probably beyond that
time, Captain Snow was master of the Ruth, and made in her
foreign voyages.

Two other vessels which he commanded, and in which he
made voyages to Liverpool, were the ships Mt. Vernon and
Warren. On one of his voyages he brought from Spain the boy
Salvador Sabate y Morell, of Willaseca, Tarragona, born 1790,
and naturalized April 9, 1816, as Samuel Snow. This young
Spaniard evidently took naturally to the water, for we find him in
1816, the year of his naturalization, captain of the new fishing
schooner Independence. Later we find Samuel Snow registered

CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 537

as captain of the schooner Good Intent, the schooner Six Brothers,
of the brig Mayflower, December 8, 1823, and of the schooner
Joseph, November 3, 1824. He was lost at sea October 3, 1825.

Captain Ephraim Snow was the father of a second Captain
Ephraim Snow, and father-in-law of Captain J. P. T. Percival.

Captain Henry Snow, brother of Ephraim Snow, we can learn
but little about, and that only from the record department of the
Boston Custom House. There he is recorded as captain of the
following Cohasset vessels registered for foreign voyages, schooner
Speedwell, 181 1; schooner Three Sisters, 1816; schooner Frank-
lin, 1820; brig Rebecca, 1820; schooner Almira, 1821; brig Ann,
1822 and 1824. He was father of Captain Henry Snow and
father-in-law of Captain Nichols Pratt.

Peter Pratt, son of Captain Aaron mentioned above, is said to
have been very severe in his treatment of his men, and to obtain
a crew was obliged to resort to the subterfuge of remaining below
until his ship was at sea and then appearing on the quarter-deck,
to the consternation of his sailors. . In 18 15 he was captain of the
New Orleans Packet, in 1829 of the ship Hellespont, in 1833 of
the ship Propontis, and in 1834 of the ship Conohasset. In 1834
and 1835 he paid hospital money at the port of Cohasset as captain
of the Schooner Ellen.

Captain Ezekiel Wallis (or Wallace) lived in the house at the
southerly end of South Main Street, near the Scituate line, now
partially burnt, and known for some years as the " Highland
House." He was born in 1784 and died in 1859. In the first
volume of this history he is spoken of as captain of the schooner
Nancy, in the year 1814, which was captured by the English and
taken to Halifax. In 181 4 he was captain of the brig George.

James Collier, born at North Scituate in 1775, died there in
1850. He married Sally Lincoln of Cohasset, a daughter of
Allan Lincoln, who was captured on board his vessel by the
English during the Revolution and died in an English prison.
Her mother was Persis Tower, who, after her husband's death, is

538 History of Cohasset.

said to have sailed a schooner to Gloucester, to obtain supplies for
the inhabitants of Cohasset cut off by the English blockade.
After the Revolution she married Captain James Hall, one of
Washington's staff officers, and thus became the ancestress of two
lines of sailors.

In the year 1803 he was owner and captain of the Light Horse.
At the age of 31, in the year 1806, he was captain of the ship
William Tell of Scituate, a vessel of 258 tons. Possibly on this
voyage he visited Antwerp, for his picture, painted in that city
at about that time, is still in the possession of his grand-chil-
dren. Later he bought the wharf in Cohasset formerly owned by
Luther Stephenson and others, and became a vessel owner, as well
as master, for in 1814 the schooner Little Sarah is registered at
the Boston Custom House with James Collier as builder, owner
and master. In 182 1 he is again registered as her captain, and
in 1824 of the Young James. All these, as well as the Elizabeth,
built in 1829, were named for his children.

Although his living came from the sea, he wished that his sons
might not be obliged to follow it, and gave four of them trades,
which they promptly put one side and proceeded to enroll them-
selves in the ranks of Cohasset's sailors.

Captain Levi Pratt was born in 1798 and died in 1869. He is
recorded in the Boston Custom House as captain of the following
vessels: ship Fama, 1825; schooner Bashaw, 1829; schooner
High Flyer, 1832; the ship Concordia, 185 1; the ship Chaos,
771 tons, 1840; ship Amazon, 1855. Two other ships which he
commanded were the Robert and the Triton, or Trenton.

Captain Daniel T. Lothrop was born in 1796, and died in
1 87 1. His first command of which we have any record is the
Cohasset-built schooner Three Sisters in 1820, owned in part by
his father. He then entered the employ of the Grays, of New-
buryport and Boston, for whom he sailed the brig Cornelia in 1823,
the brig Charlotte, 274 tons, in 1826 and 1830, the ship Streglitz in
1835, and the ship Oriosto, 361 tons, in 1839.

In the later years of his life, after his retirement from the sea,
he acted as Underwriter's Agent, and was until his death one of
the solid, public-spirited citizens of the town.

CAPT. DANIEL T. LOTHROP.
I 796-1871

SHIP " STREGLITZ "
D. T. Lothrop, Commander

Cohas set's Deep Sea Captains. 539

Captain Thomas Stoddard, born in Cohasset in 1787, died in
1854. In the later years of his life he was always referred to
as Lieutenant Stoddard, a title gained in the revenue service.
He is recorded as captain of the schooner Juno in the years 181 1
and 1820.

Captain George Hall was the son of Persis (Tower) Lincoln
and Captain James Hall, and was born in Cohasset in 1790, in
the house on the Plain, now owned by Mrs. Nina E. Lincoln. In
his younger days he made voyages to the Mediterranean. On
one of these voyages his vessel was captured by pirates, who
signified their intention of stripping the vessel and setting it
adrift. It seemed as if the captain and crew were about to face
death by starvation in midwinter. Most opportunely it was
discovered that Captain Hall and the captain of the pirate crew
were masons. Immediately the aspect of affairs was changed,
and Captain Hall was allowed to go on his way rejoicing, bring-
ing his vessel safely into port.

In 181 5 he was awarded a gold medal by the Massachusetts
Humane Society for his bravery in assisting in the rescue of two
sailors shipwrecked off Cohasset rocks. In 1818 he commanded
the schooner Little Sarah, and in 182 1 the schooner Morgiana.
In 1828 he abandoned foreign voyages, and for many years
sailed a packet between Cohasset and Boston.

He afterwards engaged in the fishing business with his brother,
Abraham, having a wharf and store at Hominy Point, near where
now stands the Cohasset Yacht Club House. He married
Cynthia Collier of Scituate (whose brother, Captain James
Collier had married his half-sister, Sallie Lincoln), and built the
house on Highland Avenue, still known as the old George Hall
house, where he reared a family of sixteen children. Some of
his sons are well remembered to-day as sailors and shipbuilders.
To him descended from his father, the Revolutionary officer, his
membership in the order of the Cincinnati. He died at Cohasset
in 1854.

Captain Samuel Hall, the youngest son of Captain James
Hall, is on record at the Boston Custom House as captain and
part owner of the schooner Charlotte, from 1830 to 1834 engaged
in foreign commerce.

540 History of Cohasset.

Captain Philip Fox. The most picturesque figure on the list of
Cohasset's deep sea captains is Captain Philip Fox. He was born
in Lincolnshire, England, in 1795, and married April 9, 18 15, Anna,
the daughter of Joel Willcutt, of Cohasset. How this young
sailor from England came to Cohasset and married a Cohasset
girl, we know not, nor whether at that time he was a sailor before
the mast or a mate, but probably the latter.

His father-in-law, Joel Willcutt, kept a diary in which were
recorded happenings worthy of note in his family, and in the town.
From this diary we learn that Fox sailed from Boston May 11,

1818, in the ship Milo bound for Charleston, S. C. From the
Custom House Register at Boston we learn that the ship Milo was
owned by David Hinckley and commanded by Captain Bronson.
Without doubt Philip Fox was her first mate.

The next year Captain Bronson and Philip Fox were transferred
to the ship Herald. The Herald was a new vessel of 302 tons,
built in 1818 at Newbury, and owned by David Hinckley, Samuel
Appleton and David P. Parker. On the outward voyage Captain
Bronson was lost overboard and Philip Fox assumed command.
His first voyage as captain was made in 36 days, arriving in Boston
from Liverpool April 4, 1819.

On his second voyage the time was 45 days from Liverpool to
Boston, where he arrived August 16. The new ship Herald in
these two voyages had not shown any evidence of the speed which
was in her, nor had her captain established the reputation, which
was soon to be his, as a driver.

On the next voyage from Liverpool to Boston the Herald arrived
December 23, bringing London papers dated the 4th and Liver-
pool papers dated the 6th. The Boston Gazette under the marine
head announced the passage "seventeen days from Liverpool,
fourteen to Cape Cod." The Sentinel, Patriot and Daily Adver-
tiser all give her 17 days. Under the marine head of the Adver-
tiser it is stated thus: "The Herald sailed from Liverpool Decem-
ber 6 and arrived in our Bay yesterday (23) morning. This is
the shortest passage from any port in England within our recol-
lection."

Lastly Joel Willcutt in his diary under date of December 23,

1819, has this entry: "Captain Fox arrived at Boston in seventeen

CAPT. PHILIP FOX.
I 795-1832.

SHIP " EMERALD."
Philip Fox, Commander.

CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 541

days from Liverpool." There is no doubt therefore that her
passage of seventeen days is given as correctly as could be without
ascertaining the precise hour at which she left Liverpool and the
hour she arrived in Boston, which if ascertained would probably
make it a few hours more or less than seventeen days.

Philip Fox, at the age of twenty-four, as captain of the ship
Herald, had made the quickest passage ever made from England
to America. It was on his arrival at this time when hailed to know
when he left, that he replied, "Week before last." Captain Fox
had an appreciation of a joke even though he was of English birth.

January 13, 1820, he is off again, this time for Charleston.
May 16 records his arrival at Boston, probably from Liverpool,
to which port no doubt the Herald sailed from Charleston, as the
trip from Boston to Charleston, thence to Liverpool with cotton,
and home again with passengers and miscellaneous freight, was
a common trip in those days.

May 29 he sails again for Charleston, and October 4 finds
him in Boston again, the round trip taking as before about four
months. November 5 he left for Charleston, and his arrival
home is not recorded until May 7, 1821, a six months' trip this
time, possibly to different ports, possibly delayed waiting for
cargo, for we cannot imagine him making a slow passage. June 10th
Captain Fox left Boston for Liverpool, accompanied by his wife
and little son, Charles, and September 19 Joel Willcutt records:
" Captain Fox arrived at Boston and came home with his wife
and Charles this evening," and October 1, "Captain Fox moved
into Joshua Oakes' house."

Charles Fox, the eldest son of Captain Fox, used to relate in
after years his remembrances of this trip to England at the age of
six. A trip was made into Lincolnshire, where the little boy was
struck with the oddity of a flight of stairs going up on the outside
of his grandfather's house. He also had a vivid recollection of the
stage coach in which they made their journey, being chased by
highwaymen from whom by the fleetness of their horses, they
escaped.

October 23d he sailed again for Charleston, and his next home-
coming is noted on the 17th of April, 1822. After his usual three
weeks' stay on shore he started again for Charleston, May 5,

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taking Mrs. Fox with him, and made the round trip in less than
four months, arriving in Boston August 27th. This was Captain
Fox's last voyage on the Herald.

Another line of Liverpool packets was owned by James Read
and others, the ships being given the names of precious stones.
To Captain Fox was given the command of the ship Emerald.
The ship Emerald was built in Boston in 1822, and was a vessel
of 359 tons. She seems like a pigmy to us to-day, but in her day,
evidently, was a good-sized ship. The list of her eighty-four
owners is a list of the blueblood merchant princes of eighty-five
years ago. And Philip Fox was the captain chosen to bring out
what was in her. October n, 1822, she was registered, and on
the 13th she starts on her maiden voyage. April 23, 1823, he
arrived home from Liverpool, a six months' trip. Nothing
wonderful about that. Evidently the Emerald was not yet
tuned up. April 20th he is off again, and arrives home the week
of August 22d, not doing so well as the Amethyst, which left May
5th and arrived August 22d. On this voyage in the Amethyst sailed
Joseph Willcutt, Captain Fox's brother-in-law, probably as a
mate, and on the next voyage of the Emerald, Captain Fox signed
him as mate.

The Emerald has now been in commission a year; she has
Cohasset men as captain and mate. Let's see what she can do.
Joel Willcutt tells in one line: "1824, March 10th, Captain Fox
arrived from Liverpool in sixteen days."

This record of Joel Willcutt's as to the length of the two quick
passages bears testimony to the fact that Captain Fox considered
this trip of the Emerald quicker by one day than the one made in
the Herald in 18 19.

The Emerald arrived on the 8th of March, .1824. The daily
Advertiser, Patriot and Palladium of the 9th and Gazette of the nth
give her sixteen days. The Centinel of the 10th gives her fifteen
days, fourteen hours. The Palladium of the 12th contains the
following, "We have examined the log book of the Emerald and
find she sailed from Liverpool Friday, February 20th, at 3 P.M.
came round the rock, at 4 discharged the pilot. At 4 A.M., 2iet,
passed Holyhead. March 8th, 3 P.M., hove to off Boston Light.
At 4 took a pilot and at 6 anchored below Fort Independence."

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Taking the hour of rounding the rock on the 20th as the time
of leaving port and the hour of dropping the anchor on the 8th
as the time of arrival, and taking into account that 1824 was
leap year, the log would seem to make the passage of the Emerald
seventeen days and three hours, or no shorter than the passage
of the Herald. For years afterward these two short passages
were the theme for argument and the matter was threshed over
and over.

In 185 1 Samuel Topliff, an authority on marine matters,
prompted by a discussion at that time going on in the Boston papers,
made an exhaustive examination of all the records at hand, with
the above result, that there was probably no actual difference in
the length of the two passages. Whether this is the last word or
not, we do not know, but as we have said above, Captain Fox
evidently put down the trip of the Herald as seventeen days and
of the Emerald as sixteen.

£ At all events, and in either case, it was he who made the quick
passage. In both cases the passages were spoken of as fourteen
days to Cape Cod, and this article had been once written, put in
type, and the proof struck off, based on a magazine article, which
was largely based on fancy evidently, wherein Captain Fox is
depicted as throwing on the wharf at Boston a package of English
newspapers not fourteen days old. A story current in Cohasset,
and which must have some basis of truth in it, for Cohasset and
Scituate men served under Captain Fox, was that coming into
Boston Harbor at the termination of one of these quick passages,
Captain Fox did not wait for the tide to serve for the vessel to get
up to the wharf, but ran her on to the mud and taking a row boat
hurried ashore and reported his arrival.

From the following anecdote it may be inferred that the quick
passage of the Emerald was made in a continuous gale from shore
to shore, and that Captain Fox carried sail all the time, indeed,
the man at the wheel had to be lashed to prevent his being swept
overboard. As the Emerald was coming up Massachusetts Bay,
Captain Fox appearing on deck in the morning caught sight of the
lee rail. "Why here's a stranger," he cried.

It has been said that so great an interest had been aroused by the
performances of the clipper ships under the command of Captain

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Fox that hundreds assembled on India Wharf to witness the
leaving of the Emerald on what was to be the quickest passage.

Some there were, probably, who made all kinds of dismal pro-
phecies as to the ultimate end of the ship driven by so reckless a
captain. Others, no doubt, called to mind the fact that although
Captain Fox was a driver he had never yet lost a spar or sail.
As the ship disappeared down the harbor under her own sail, for
there were no steam tugs in those days to tow vessels out of port,
or into their wharves, the crowd turned away, calculating the time
when the Emerald would poke her nose into the wharf she had
just left. But the most sanguine never imagined how short that
time would be.

In those days no wireless messages conveyed the news from
Cape Cod of a home-bound ship's return; no telegram from
Hull told of her nearing her destination. It was only when she
came up the harbor, under more sail than most captains care to
carry when coming into port, that the owners were informed
that the Emerald was returning. It never occurred to them that
she was returning from Liverpool, but that she was returning to
repair the damage occasioned by some mishap. Therefore, as
soon as the Emerald was within hailing distance, Captain Fox
was greeted with the inquiry, "What's the matter?" For answer
he tossed on the wharf a package of English papers not eighteen
days old, and bade them look at the dates.

It has been said that the insurance companies after this record
trip of the Emerald refused to insure any vessels captained by
Philip Fox. Be that as it may, Joel Willcutt records his starting
off again March 21st, and his arrival home June 3rd, whether in
the Emerald or not he does not say, but Captain Fox evidently
kept at his vocation as sea captain until his death, which occurred
in the Mediterranean in 1832

There is no one alive who remembers Captain Fox, but stories
concerning him are plentiful in Cohasset, and from these one
gathers that he was a man of quick impulses, generous to a fault,
ever ready to do a friend a good turn. This latter trait is evi-
denced by the fact that he obtained ships, or places on ships, for
his brother-in-law and the husbands of his sisters-in-law.

When he arrived in Boston he was always in Cohasset the same

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day, and if he was not able to hire a horse and chaise for the
journey, he would buy one. He bought the house on North Main
Street, now occupied by his granddaughters, while it was in
process of construction, and had it finished to suit his peculiar
ideas. Either before or after he was in the Liverpool trade he
probably made journeys to India, for he brought home articles of
furniture which must have come from that locality.

The Amethyst and the Emerald were sold into the whaling trade
and the Amethyst was lost among the ice upon the northwest coast
in 1886. The Emerald was purchased by John A. Parker an
eminent merchant of New Bedford, in 1827, and she became
famous in the new business she was so long employed in, whaling.
Lucky as a whaler as she had been as a packet, in seven voyages
her average fare was 2700 barrels of whale and sperm oil.

In 1862 she was sold to parties in Honolulu, S. L, and her new
debut was under the native name of one of the ancient kings there.
Whether she is going now or not, we do not know, but certainly
she must have been a strongly built vessel to have survived Philip
Fox's driving her with all sail set in the midst of a gale and running
on the mud in the place of the more prosaic method of letting go
the anchor.

The picture of her which is reproduced here is from the collection
of oil paintings of old ships in the possession of Mr. William O.
Taylor, of the Boston Globe, who very kindly had the painting
photographed in order that a half-tone might be obtained for this
chapter. The vessel is represented as being in holiday attire on the
occasion of some celebration, possibly the laying of the foundation
of the Bunker Hill Monument June 17, 1775, when Lafayette
laid the corner stone and Daniel Webster made the oration. The
National ensign floating at the stern with its nineteen stripes is
interesting as showing the number of states in the Union at that
time, although by the law passed in 1818 the flag was restored to
the original thirteen stripes.

This passage of the Emerald is we believe the quickest ever made
between Liverpool and Boston by a vessel of her size or anywhere
near her size.

The clipper ship Red Jacket, 3500 tons, built in Bath in 1854,
made the trip from Boston to Liverpool in a shorter time.

546 History of Cohasset.

Captain Joseph Willcutt was born in Cohasset, September
22, 1799. He was a son of Joel Willcutt, whose diary has already
been referred to, and to which the writer acknowledges his deep
obligation for valuable bits of information in preparing this
chapter.

So far as is known Joel Willcutt never was a sailor, but his
sons all were, and his daughters, with two exceptions, married
sailors. Possibly this was due to the fact that his wife, whose
name was Sutton, came from a seafaring family. His sons,
Lewis, Warren, Andrew, Lot, and Joseph, all became fishermen
in their youth, and Andrew and Lewis made deep sea voyages,
but there is no record that any one of them, with the exception
of Joseph, ever became deep sea captains, although Andrew is
spoken of as captain of the fishing schooner Union.

His daughter, Anna, married Captain Philip Fox, Betsey
became the wife of Captain James Pratt, Isabella married Captain
John Williams, who with Captain Charles Bennett, the husband of
Myra Willcutt, was lost at sea in a trip to the West Indies in 1841.

From 1814, when Joseph was fifteen years old, to 1819, we
find annual records in the diary of his fitting out each summer
for mackerel voyages, but in the latter year he began to sail with
his brother-in-law, Captain Fox, in the ship Herald on his voy-
ages to Charleston and Liverpool. On May 9, 1822, Joseph
arrived at Boston four days after Captain Fox had sailed from
Boston, so it is probable that sometime in 182 1 Captain Fox had
obtained a berth for him in some other vessel, presumably as
mate.

July 12th he returned from another voyage. October 13th
he sailed for Savannah on the ship America. May 3, 1823, he
sailed for Charleston in the ship Amethyst, arriving home by way
of Liverpool, August 2 2d. He then took the position of mate
on the Emerald under his brother-in-law, Captain Fox, and his
first voyage from Liverpool to Boston was made in sixteen days.
The next record we have of Joseph is of his leaving Boston, June
24, 1824, for Liverpool, and arriving in Boston, September 24th.

January 1, 1829, he sailed from Boston in the ship Charles
Henry; November 30, 183 1, he arrived at Boston.

The last two entries in the diary in regard to him are: "1835,

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January 29th, Joseph came home this day." " 1841, April 8th,
Our son Joseph died."

In the latter years of his life he owned a quarter interest in
the bark Juno, of which he was also commander. We have no
record of the exact date when he first became a captain, but it
was probably in 1824, or soon after. He married Myra Bates
and lived in the house on the northerly corner of Highland
Avenue and Beach Street, which she inherited from her father.

The records at the Boston Custom House give us this further
record in regard to Captain Joseph Willcutt. In 1836 he was
captain of the 541-ton ship Charlotte, built in 1836, and owned
by Henry Oxnard, Abbot Lawrence, and William Appleton. In
March, 1839, he is registered as captain and part owner of the
295-ton bark Juno, built in Boston in the winter of 1838-39, and
this was without doubt his last command.

Captain John Williams and Captain Charles Bennett
married Isabella and Myra, daughters of Joel Willcutt. In a
voyage from New York to the West Indies with a heavy cargo
of corn their vessel was lost, and no tidings were ever obtained
from them. Captain Williams was accompanied by his son,
Lyman Davis, fourteen years of age, who pleaded so hard to be
taken along that his father reluctantly consented, against his own
better judgment, hoping that one voyage would cure the boy of
his desire to become a sailor. So in one year Joel Willcutt was
robbed by death of one son, two sons-in-law, and a grandson.

The record given of such vessels commanded by John Williams
as were registered at the Boston Custom House is as follows:
(It must be understood that a vessel is registered but once, unless
it has changed owners.) Brig Laurel, July 21, 1823; brig Susan,
June 15, 1824, brig Mermaid, August 6, 1830, brig Fortune,
March 1, 1831; brig Elizabeth, November 11, 1836 (owned in
Hingham); brig Padang, January 7, 1832. October 17, 1837, he
is registered as captain of the schooner Amanda Ophelia, named
for his infant daughter, a vessel of 58 tons, built at Robin-
ston, Maine, the same year, the others owners being Rufus Lane,
Charles Lane, and Caleb Marsh.

He is registered August 11, 1838, as master of the brig Russell,

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built at Cohasset in 1835, also May 11, 1839; schooner Har-
mony, November 9, 1839, built at Cohasset the preceding year.

Of the schooner Eunice, built at Cohasset in 1835, and owned
by Abraham H. Tower, he was captain, September 5, 1840, and
September 21, 1841, captain and part owner. This vessel was
his last command, and the voyage on which he started in her in
September, 1841, was only ended when his vessel laid her bones
on the bottom of the sea, over which he had sailed for so many
years.

Of Captain James Pratt, the remaining son-in-law of Joel
Willcutt, we have been unable to find any record, except that he
was at one time captain of the brig Talisman, and it was while
he commanded this vessel that her picture was painted representing
her as entering the harbor of Liverpool, a reproduction of which
forms one of the illustrations of this chapter.

Captain John Lincoln was born in 1784, and died at sea in
1832. The name of John Lincoln is given as captain of the fol-
lowing vessels in the registers of the Boston Custom House, but as
the name continues on the records after the death of the Cohasset
John Lincoln, we cannot be sure that these vessels were actually
commanded by him: Schooner Eliza, May, 1819; schooner
Mary Ann, 1822; brig Boston, 1823; brig Billow, 1824; brig
Chilo, 1828; brig Wave, 1831. We also find another John Lincoln,
commanding the following Cohasset vessels: — Schooner William,
1791, brig Triton, 1793, schooner Neptune, 1795.

Captain John Wilson was born in 1788, and died in 1861.
In the possession of his grandson are a sextant inscribed, " John
Wilson, 1809," one or two old log books, now almost indecipher-
able on account of age and water stains, an old cutlass left by an
English officer on board the Cohasset packet during the War of
18 1 2, a certificate of American citizenship from the collector of
the port of New York, and a water-color picture of the Cohasset
schooner Charlotte (hermophrodite brig) in the harbor of Mar-
seilles in 1830.

From the first volume of the Cohasset history we learn that he
was captured in the Cohasset packet in the War of 1812, and that

CAPT. JOHN BARKER AND WIFE.
I 791-1 856.

BARK " LEWIS ' (CDHASSET).
John Barker. Commander.

Cohassefs Deep Sea Captains. 549

his vessel was redeemed by her owner, Levi Tower, by the
payment of a ransom. Hence the cutlass. In 1819 he is men-
tioned as captain of the fishing schooner Lydia. The records of
the Boston Custom House show him to have been captain of
the Almira in 1823. From the log book we learn that the voy-
ages made at this time were from Norfolk, Va., to Malaga and
back to Boston, and from Philadelphia to St. Thomas.

November 17, 1827, he is recorded as captain of the schooner
Charlotte, and we know from the picture referred to above that
he was still captain of the same craft in 1830. In 1836, 1837,
and 1838, he was captain of the schooner Eolus, and in 1841, he
is registered not only as captain of the schooner Caroline, but as
part owner. In 1845 he commanded the schooner Bounty.

John (Baptiste) Barker was born in Italy in 1791. What
brought him to Cohasset we do not know, but we do know that
he settled here, married a Cohasset girl, and became a naturalized
citizen of the United States, under the name of John Barker.
Possibly his name had been Giovanni Baptiste in his native
Italy. He was most commonly known as Teesta Barker. Not
a great deal can be ascertained in regard to his voyages. Frank
Pratt, in his journal, mentions him in 1830 as sailing master of
the fishing schooner Tower, owned by Captain Nichols Tower.
On this voyage he was accompanied by his son, Elijah. In this
vessel, in 1833 and 1837, he made foreign voyages.

For several years he made trips to the West Indies in the
schooner Juno, owned by Captain Nichols Tower, and in his last
voyage in her was run down and nearly lost his life. The bark
Lewis, also owned by Captain Nichols Tower, was another ves-
sel which he commanded in 184 1. He made several voyages in
vessels owned by Captain Lothrop. St. Thomas, Porto Rico,
and Curacoa were some of the ports visited by him on his voyages.
In 1845 he was captain of the schooner Herculean, built at Salis-
bury, and owned jointly by D. T. Lothrop, Josiah O. Lawrence,
and Captain David B. Wilson, and in 1846 he is registered as
master and managing owner of the same vessel. In 1850 a John
Barker is mentioned as captain of the brig Moulton.

His last voyages were as captain of the schooner Grey Eagle,

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owned by himself and the Whitons of Hingham, of which he took
command in October, 1852. On January 6, 1856, when within
twenty-four hours' sail from New York, his vessel was capsized,
and all on board were lost.

Captain Barker was one of the many men in Cohasset who
distinguished himself as a life saver. When the Boston was
wrecked on the rocks off Cohasset, Captain Barker, assisted by
John Lothrop and two others, went out in a boat to the wreck
and took off the crew. For this act Captain Barker received a
gold medal, which is now in the possession of his great-grandson
in Newark, N. J.

Leavitt Barnes was born in 1799, and was drowned off the
the Island of St. Thomas, August 25, 1827. He was captain of
the Three Sisters in 182 1, of the Hero in 1824, and of the Juno,
in which, or from which, he lost his life, in 1827.

Captain Warren Orcutt was born in 1800, and died in 1872.
He was captain of the schooner Sarah in 1832, the schooner
Gold Finch in 1833, the schooner Caroline in March and December,
1836, the schooner Typhoon in 1859.

Captain David Sutton was a familiar figure on the streets
of Cohasset. He occupied the house on the corner of South
Main and Beechwood Streets, the site of which is now occupied
by the house built by William B. Johnson, Esq. His father was
John Sutton, who came from Scituate to Cohasset and com-
manded, and was part owner in 1790 of the schooner Beckey.

David S. Sutton was born in 1802. He is mentioned as
captain of the new ship Ohio, in 1848, and as owner of one-third,
and in 1849 as captain and three-eighths owner of the same ves-
sel. He is also remembered as master of the bark Amazon out
of Boston to New Orleans. In 1857 he is recorded as captain of
the bark J. A. Lee.

Captain Ezra Towle, born at Suncook, N. H., March 30, 1804.
Married Sybil Barnes of Cohasset, December 21, 1828. He came
to Cohasset when fourteen years of age, where for three years be
sailed in various fishing vessels during the summer months, study-
ing navigation and mathematics with various Cohasset captains
and completing his education in these branches in Boston. At

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eighteen, he entered the Liverpool Packet service; at nineteen was
first mate and at twenty-one, was a captain in that service. A
number of Cohasset men sailed with him before the mast, and as
mates, at various times during the fourteen years he was engaged
in this service, but no record of his voyages is now to be had, and
we are dependent almost entirely on tradition for any information.

It is known that at the time of his marriage, in 1828, he had com-
pleted one of the quickest runs on record and had received a cash
reward for the best run of the season. He was a man of genial
disposition and warm heart, open handed and liberal in the extreme,
but like many of the old time captains, rather severe aboard ship
and a stickler for his rights, obliging not only his crew to toe the
mark, but everybody he did business with.

At request of his wife, he left the Liverpool service about 1833 or
1834 and entered the coasting trade, sailing mainly to Southern
Ports — Savannah, New Orleans, Norfolk, the West Indies, etc. An
incident, related to the writer by one who witnessed it, will signify
a little Captain Towles' character. Captain Towles was sent by the
owners to New Orleans to bring back a barque, whose captain and
mate had died of yellow jack, and whose crew had all deserted her.
He took on two men, a first mate and rigger, relying on picking
up a crew there to handle her. He secured a crew of nine men, all
tough specimens, and they made their boasts that they would fix
the d d Yankee Skipper before 48 hours.

The second day out, the whole nine men got in a mixed up gen-
eral row in the forecastle. The mate, who jumped below, was
thrown on deck with a broken collar bone and a bad scalp wound.
The narrator says Captain Ez. made about two jumps from the
mizzenmast to the forecastle, grabbing a capstan bar on his way.
He sprang below, and for about 15 minutes there was the liveliest
mixup ever seen, but he was the last man on deck, driving them
all before him, and every man bore some mark of that handspike.
But after that, we had no more trouble with that crew. They
realized their captain was a man and respected him as such.

In 1839, 1840 and 1841 he paid hospital money at the port of
Cohasset as captain of the schooner Rebecca and in 1844 of the
schooner Rubicon.

Captain Towle left the sea for good in the early fifties, embarking
in business as a contractor, in Cohasset. The older members of the

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community will remember the line of stages be conducted, connect-
ing with the Hingham and Nantasket boats. By an unfortunate
accident in 1856, he lost his left hand and crippled his right, but
although handicapped, he still continued, until his death, actively
engaged in various business lines.

One monument to his enterprise is the cut at Cunningham's
bridge. This outlet through the beach at this point having been
made by Captain Towle, connecting the waters of Little Harbor
with the ocean. He died in 1872.

Captain David Wilson was another foreigner who became an
adopted son of Cohasset and one of her deep sea captains. He
seems to have accumulated property in his calling, for in the
vessels which he commanded he generally was part owner. His
record at the Boston Custom House is, 1843, master and owner
with Josiah O. Lawrence of the brig Casket; 1845, master and
quarter owner of the brig Speedwell; 1848, master and third owner
of the brig Speedwell; 1849, master and quarter owner of the
bark Julia; 1850, master and three-eighths owner bark Julia;
1852-53, master of the schooner Georgianna; 1853-54, master and
three-eighths owner of the ship Kepler; 1855, master and three-
eighths owner of the ship Daylight. He was also one-third owner
of the schooner Herculean.

Septimus Thorndike was another of Cohasset's captains of
whom we can obtain but a very short record. In 1834 he was
captain of the Two Sisters, in 1838 and 1839 of the Eunice, in 1840
of the Beta Bates, in 1841 of the Susan. Whether these were
fishing vessels or not we have no means of knowing. In May,
1843, he took command of the new brig Speedwell, owned by A. H.
Tower and Caleb Lothrop, and in June of the same year died on
board of her.

Captain William Pratt, son of Captain Peter and grandson
of Captain Aaron Pratt was a well-known deep sea captain, but
almost no record can be obtained of his voyages. In 1838 he paid
hospital money as captain of the schooner Ellen, in 1841 as captain
of the schooner Gull, in 1846 of the schooner Talisman, of which
he was part owner. In 1836 he was registered at the Boston
Custom House as captain of the brig Phoebe Ann. His voyages
carried him as far away as Calcutta, and he is known to have been

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wrecked on the west coast of South America when in the guano
trade. Late in life he was skipper of the Cohasset-built yacht
Gracie. He was born in 1807 and died in 1894.

Captain George W. Collier, the oldest son of Captain James
Collier, was born in Cohasset in 1809. His father evidently did
not intend him for a sailor, for he received a better education than
did most of the boys of his age, and when a young man, took charge
of the books in his father's store on the wharf at the head of the
cove.

He was at one time a member of the school committee, and
represented Cohasset for one term as a member of the General
Court. He and his chum, Edward Doane, were also elected at
one of the town meetings as field drivers, and soon gave evidence
of the fact that they did not consider the office an honorary one
by putting their fathers' cows in the pound.

In the first volume of this history he is set down as captain of
the Polly in 1816, but, as at that time he was but seven years old,
the entry is manifestly an error. A close investigation of the
register discloses the fact that George Collins was the captain of
the Polly at that time, a very natural error and one frequently
made with the name of Collier. In spite of the intention of his
father to make a merchant of him, it was evident that the love for
the sea would not permit him to remain on shore.

In 1 83 1 lie took part in a rescue of sailors shipwrecked on our
coast, as is shown by the following inscription on a medal in the
possession of his nephew, George Collier Bates, "The Humane
Society of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to George W.
Collier in testimony of their appreciation of his exertions, united
with seven others, whereby the lives of the crew of the schooner
Boston were preserved when in imminent danger off Cohasset
rocks, April 12th, 183 1."

Perhaps the very work he was engaged in, making entries per-
taining to the vessels owned, or partly owned by his father, the
Young James, Little Sarah, Elizabeth, General Marion, Rubicon,
Pantheon, Profit, and Hobart, only served to make him restless.
Possibly the call of the sea was too strong to be resisted as he
looked out on the waters of the harbor dotted with vessels, or
thought of his brother sailing his vessel on southern seas. At any

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rate he finally put one side the pen with which he had adorned
with beautiful penmanship the ledgers in the old store on the
wharf, and became a sailor.

We have no record showing how, or in what vessels, or on what
voyages, he obtained his preliminary training, but our first knowl-
edge of him as sailor is obtained from Frank Pratt's narrative,
where he appears as second mate of the bark Hobart, a Cohasset
vessel with a Cohasset name, and manned from Captain down by
Cohasset men. This was in 1842, in his thirty-third year, and
the voyage was New York to Bordeaux, thence to New Orleans,
and back to New York.

In the next voyage of the Hobart he was promoted to the posi-
tion of first mate. This voyage was to Buenos Ayres and return,
but the return was four years later than was anticipated, and
Mr. Collier brought back as captain the vessel in which he had
gone out as first mate. On arriving at New York the bark was
immediately loaded with provisions for the sufferers from the
famine in Ireland, and Captain Collier still continued in command.

Captain Abraham Hall, who has already been referred to in
these pages, visited Baltimore in his packet, carrying there freights
of mackerel caught by the Cohasset fisherman, and returning with
the products of the South. The firm with which he transacted
business in Baltimore was that of John Henderson & Co. On
one of his trips Captain Hall found that young Gustavus Henderson,
a son of the head of the firm, had run away from home and stowed
himself away in the packet, and only appeared on deck when it
was too late to return to his home. The upshot of the matter was
that young Henderson became a member of the Hall family and
stayed in Cohasset for six or seven years, becoming intimate with
the Collier boys, who were nephews of Captain Hall.

Nothing was more natural than that George W. Collier, in search
of a ship, should turn to the friend of his young manhood, Gustavus
Henderson, now a member of the firm of Henderson & Co., and
apply for the command of one of the ships owned by that firm.
The Hendersons always kept a warm spot in their hearts for any one
hailing from Cohasset, and Captain J. P. T. Percival in his narra-
tive bears testimony to the loving care which they bestowed on his
dying brother, whom he was obliged to leave at Baltimore on one
of his voyages.

CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 555

So it came about that for many years Captain George W. Collier
sailed from Baltimore in the employ of the Hendersons as captain
of the ships Chasca and Jane Henderson. February 21, 1859, the
ship John H. Jarvis, 740 tons, is registered at Boston with George
W. Collier as captain and one-eighth owner. John Henry Cook
was a sailor with him on this voyage, which was to New Orleans,
Trieste, Venice, and other European ports, and Mr. Cook relates
that when the vessel was outside of port Captain Collier had the
crew called on deck and addressed them in a few words to this
effect: — "Men, we have started on a voyage which I hope will
be a good voyage for us and a good voyage for the owners of this
ship. My constant endeavor shall be to work for the best interests
of the owners, and if you will do the same, I shall be perfectly
satisfied." "And," added Mr. Cook, "if he had asked any man
in that crew to jump overboard for him, he would have done it in
a minute."

Captain Collier was a man of exceedingly nervous temperament,
absent-minded to the degree that on one occasion, in New Orleans,
having availed himself of the loan of a horse and buggy to ride
down town, his business completed, he returned home by car,
leaving the horse and buggy where he had hitched him.

Captain Collier married in England Miss Annie Tongue, whose
ability may be judged from the fact that during an illness of
Captain Collier, as related by Mr. Cook, she took charge and
navigated the vessel. He was extremely fond of a practical joke,
and, it is said, was the life of that group of homesick Cohasset boys
cooped up in the town of Montevideo for four years.

At the close of the Civil War he located in New Orleans in the
ship chandlery business, where he lived until his death in 1886.

Dr. Ezektel Pratt, always referred to in Cohasset as "Old
Dr. Pratt," furnished three sons and one grandson to the list of
Cohasset's master mariners. The only complete record we have
of any of them is that written of himself by Francis L. Pratt, the
youngest son, which appears later in these pages.

His eldest son, Nichols, was born in 1809, and died in 1848 at
the age of thirty-nine, too early to have advanced far in his pro-
fession. In 1850 he was in command of the schooner Caroline.

556 History of Cohasset.

Captain Percival speaks of him in 1836 as the captain of the
schooner Beta Bates. We know that later he was in command of
vessels making foreign voyages, but we can get no record of them.
He paid hospital money as captain in 1834 of the schooner Mor-
giana, in 1835 of the schooner Friendship.

His son, also named Nichols Pratt, was born in Cohasset in 1840,
and died in California in 1907. At the age of twenty-two he
enlisted in the navy in the Civil War as acting master's mate.
November 2, 1863, he was promoted to the position of acting
ensign, and April 25, 1865, was made acting master. He was on
blockade service for twenty-three months, and was in the convoy
and recovery of the ship Ohio. He received a letter from the
department for services at Fort Fisher. After the war he went
to China and obtained a position as captain of a river steamer
there, and made China his home until 1907, when he returned to
the United States, dying in California the same year.

Another son of Dr. Pratt was Henry, born in 181 2. He is
spoken of by his brother Frank as mate of the Beta Bates at the
age of fifteen, and ten years later he is spoken of as captain of
the brig Talisman. He is also spoken of as second mate of a brig
belonging to Mr. Jairus Pratt. This brig, according to Joel
Willcutt's diary, was launched at Cohasset in 1834. His record
at the Boston Custom House is captain brig Talisman and part
owner, 1837; I844, captain brig Ann and Julia. March 30, 1849,
he is registered as master and part owner of the brig Pianet,
120 tons, the other owners being John H. Baker, Clark Cutting,
and Artemas Thorndike, of Cohasset, and George Stoddard and
George Adams, of Hingham.

The Pianet was built at Eastport, Maine, in 1848. This voyage
was to California at the time of the gold fever, and in addition to
the owners, there were in the crew from Cohasset, Charles Bourne,
Richard Lothrop, Israel Vinal, Lorenzo Bates, and Isaac Pratt.
Captain Pratt remained in California until the later years of his
life, when he returned East.

Francis L. Pratt was born in Cohasset, September 14, 1818,
the youngest son of Dr. Ezekiel Pratt, and a descendant of the old
Captain Aaron Pratt. At the age of eight he began his career as

CAPT. FRANCIS L. PRATT
1818-1897.

by Russc/l B. Ten

BRIG "TALISMAN" (COHASSET)
Henry Pratt, Commander.
Francis L. Pratt, Mate.

CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 557

a sailor on the schooner Albicore, Captain Willcutt, master, Edward
Doane, supercargo, and Joseph Briggs, mate, for a trip to Bangor
for lumber, receiving for the trip four dollars. The next summer
he made fishing trips on the schooner Convert, Captain, Ezekiel
Wallace. The next year on the schooner Susan, Captain, Freeman
Gannett, he served as cook on a voyage to Washington, North
Carolina, at a salary of eight dollars per month. It was on this
voyage that the brave deed referred to in the beginning of this
chapter was performed.

His next maritime experience was on the fishing schooner
William, sometimes called Black Bill, Captain, John Pratt. At
the age of ten he made his first voyage as sailor on the schooner
Beta Bates, Captain Crosby, with his brother Henry as mate.
The voyage was from Cohasset to Richmond for a cargo of flour
to be carried to Portland, Maine.

The next summer the fishing schooner Myra, Captain, Caleb
Souther, and Friendship, Captain, Elijah Pratt, had him as a
member of their crews; and the next year the Beta Bates, Captain,
Henry Martin. This schooner, Beta Bates, seems to have been
the training school for a great many Cohasset boys.

At the age of eleven, in company with his cousin Warren, Frank
Pratt made his first trip on a square rigger, the ship Chatham,
Captain Wood, on that voyage taken so often in those days, Boston
to Charleston, thence to Liverpool, and back to Boston. At this
point in his narrative he breaks forth into this exclamation, —
uNow notice, ye big boys of seventeen loafing about town, I was
eleven years old when I shipped on this vessel among all strangers
as a green hand."

That summer he went fishing, and the next fall joined the
Chatham again for a voyage to Savannah and Liverpool. The rest
of the winter he spent at school, and after another summer at fish-
ing, he made a third trip to Liverpool on the Chatham, this time
by way of New Orleans. On this trip he was accompanied by a
Cohasset boy friend, Joshua Bates, and on the trip from Liverpool
to Boston the crew were stricken with smallpox.

That winter he studied navigation, and at the age of seventeen
shipped on the brig Castile, Captain Smith, as second mate on a
voyage to Jacksonville, St. Domingo, and back. Captain Warren

558 History of Cohasset.

Bates next obtained for him the position of second mate on the
brig Cygnet, commanded by his brother-in-law, John Sayward, on
a voyage to Wilmington, North Carolina, thence to South America,
with lumber, and home with a cargo of molasses.

At the age of eighteen he signed as first mate on the fine new brig
Ceyton of Duxbury, Captain, Charles Soule, for a voyage from
Boston to St. Thomas and return. At nineteen he was first mate
of the brig Russian, sailing from New York to Havana. In the
cargo was a donkey engine, the first one ever set up in Cuba.

Mr. Pratt was a teetotaler, and relates how he substituted hot
coffee for grog as a stimulant to the sailors when working the
vessel in a gale. After discharging her cargo at Havana the
Russian proceeded to Matanzas, where she took on a load of sugar
for Antwerp, upon discharging which a cargo of salt was taken on
at Cadiz for Boston.

Arriving at Boston he shipped as second mate at Cohasset for a
fishing trip on the topsail schooner Tower, of which Nichols Tower
was Captain, and John Barker, sailing master. Among the crew
were Frederick Tower, Elijah Barker, and young Sam Snow. It
was not a successful trip, and the crew arrived home just before
Thanksgiving, each man in debt to the vessel $27.

He then resolved to try his fortunes in the new republic of Texas,
and took passage on a new ship, commanded by Captain Winsor,
of Duxbury, for New Orleans. The trip from New Orleans to
Texas was made in the schooner Hannah. Texas did not prove
to be any better place for making a fortune than old Massachusetts,
and Mr. Pratt returned home, being fortunate enough to secure
the position of second mate on the brig Grand Turk, loaded with
tobacco for Boston.

On his return to Cohasset he bought in Gloucester for $1,000, in
partnership with Mr. Alfred Whittington, the schooner Essex, in
which he made successful fishing trips during the summer. The
next winter, in the brig Talisman, commanded by his brother
Henry, he made a trip as first mate from Boston to St. Joseph,
Florida, thence to Mobile, for a cargo of cotton. In the summer
he went fishing in the Essex. The following winter he took com-
mand of the schooner Beta Bates, on which he had first sailed as a
boy of ten, for a freighting trip between ports in the Southern States.

CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 559

The next two summers he spent fishing in the schooner Essex,
sandwiching a winter of putting down buoys for the lighthouse
board on the schooner Eagle, under the command of Captain
Nichols Tower. In the fall of 1841 he worked on the bark Lewis,
building at Cohasset, but gave up this employment to join the
bark Hobart, Captain, James Collier, as first mate, on a trip to
Charleston, thence to Bordeaux with rice, from there to New
Orleans with prunes and wine, where a cargo of corn was taken on
for New York. On the trip from Charleston to Bordeaux the
Hobart started in company with two brigs from Newport, Rhode
Island, and beat them into Bordeaux by a full week. The Hobart
was evidently a good sailer, for on one trip from Mobile to New
York, Captain Collier walked into the consignee's office just as the
postman handed in his letter. Our young readers must remember
that in 1840 it took about a week to carry a letter from Mobile to
New York.

While the Hobart was lying at New Orleans the boiler of a
steamer on the opposite bank exploded, setting fire to the steamer,
which burned to the water's edge. This, occurring in the night,
furnished a grand but awful spectacle to the crew of the Hobart,
roused from their slumbers by the din of the explosion. No time,
however, was wasted in watching, for boats were immediately
launched from the bark and the crew did manful service in rescuing
from the river the members of the steamer's crew. On the com-
pletion of this voyage Captain Pratt spent the summer as captain
of the fishing schooner Ansurla, belonging to Esquire Doane, and
of a schooner belonging to Lewis Willcutt.

In the fall he shipped as first mate on the brig Eolus, belonging
to Esquire Doane, and spent the winter trading between Charleston
and Cuba. After another summer spent in mackerel fishing he
decided to give up the sea, and spent the rest of his life on shore.
Captain Pratt figured that he had sailed about 78,000 miles during
his career as a sailor.

Two brothers who were noted sea captains in their day, and
upheld the reputation of Cohasset skippers in foreign ports were
Adna N. and John Warren Bates. They were born on Fort
Hill, in Boston, although of the old Cohasset family of Bates,,
Adna in 1812, Warren in 1815.

560 History of Cohasset.

Adna, after completing his education in the Boston schools, was
employed for some time in the stationers store of Mr. Allen on
Cornhill. At what time he began his sea life is not known, but
probably very early. He was connected by marriage with the
Saywards of Gloucester, and probably sailed from that port in the
days when it was something more than the home of the fishing
industry. For that reason his name is not to be found in the
registers of the Boston Custom House until 1848, when he is set
down as captain of the Julia and Helen, a ship of 637 tons owned
by Samuel Sayward, of Gloucester.

In this vessel he made a voyage to San Francisco, reaching there
when the gold fever was at its height. On his arrival he sold the
vessel and cargo and remained in San Francisco and Sacramento
until 1856. On his return home he took up again the occupation
of a sea captain, sailing from Gloucester in the Surinam trade.
In the early sixties he made voyages to Rochelle, Hamburg, and
other ports in Europe, but in 1864 retired from the sea. He was
a skillful navigator and noted for his proficiency in mathematics.
For a number of years he served the town as Selectman, Assessor,
and Overseer of the Poor. He died in Cohasset, February 24, 1881.

John Warren Bates, as did his brother, entered the seafaring
vocation as a boy. He, too, sailed from Gloucester, commanding
two brigs from there, probably owned by the Saywards. He was
engaged in the West Indian trade for many years. We find him
registered from Boston as captain in 1849 of the Ganges, a 244-ton
brig owned by William F. Mason. In 1849 ne to°k command of
the new brig Czarina, owned by the firm of F. Nickerson & Co.,
and in 1856 we find him in command of the ship Flying Eagle,
owned by the same firm.

The Flying Eagle was a ship of 1094 tons burden, and said
to be the fastest sailing vessel afloat at that time. In her he made
voyages to San Francisco and around the world. Another vessel
commanded by him was the Prometheus.

October 10, 1861, he is registered as captain and one-eighth
owner, with the Nickersons, of the 199-ton bark Carib, and Octo-
ber 17, 1862, as captain of the 1297-ton ship Orion, In this
last vessel he probably was employed by the United States

CAPT. JOHN WARREN BATES.
1815 1895.

Painted in Hong Kong by a Chi

Xegative by Russell B. Tower.

SHIP " FLYING EAGLE."
John Warren Bates, Commander

Cohassefs Deep Sea Captains. 561

Government in the transportation of troops. Probably his last
command was the 1546-ton clipper ship Criterion, engaged in the
California trade, under the management of Glidden & Williams.
On retiring from the sea he acted as the West Indies agent of
a prominent Boston business house for many years. Captain
Bates was for a number of years a member of the Cohasset
School Committee. He was also a member of the Board of
Trustees of the Public Library, and its first Librarian. Captain
Bates was a great lover of poetry, particularly of Byron, whose
poems he could recite from memory. He died in Cohasset in 1895.

Captain Thomas Doyle was born in Ireland, and came
to Cohasset through the instrumentality of the elder Captain
Ephraim Snow. He rose to be a master mariner, and was com-
mander of the schooners Antelope and Abigail, the brigs Eliza
Burgess and Almatia, and the bark Maryland.

Captain James Collier (until 1850 known as Captain James
Collier, Jr.) probably commanded more ships and sailed more
long voyages than any seafaring man who ever went out from
Cohasset. And possibly his record in this respect has been sel-
dom equaled by any captain, for in the latter years of his life,
when in London, a captain there made the wager that his own
record for number of vessels commanded and voyages made could
not be equaled by the captain of any merchantman then in that
port, the largest in the world. The wager was quickly taken by a
captain who named Captain Collier as one who could overtop the
record so confidently offered for competition. The result showed
Captain Collier an easy winner.

In the size of the ships he commanded he also led his friends
among the Cohasset sea captains, for beginning with the Storm
King the vessels of which he was master were all 1300 tons or
over, while the only other ships which we have recorded in this
chapter, coming anywhere near that tonnage, are the Orion, 1298
tons, and the Criterion, 1546 tons, commanded by Captain John W.
Bates.

Captain James Collier was born in Cohasset, in August, 1813,
on Cove Street, now known as Elm Street, in a little house built

562 History of Cohasset.

by his great-grandfather, Thomas Lincoln, which stood where
the Osgood School driveway enters the lot. At the age of nine
years he presented to his parents the ultimatum so common in
those days, "Let me go fishing, or I'll run away," which was
settled in the usual way by the boy taking service as a fisherman
on one of his father's vessels, possible the Young James, named
for him.

Alex Litchfield was a boy of about the same age on the same
schooner, and John Cook, an older boy, who was a member of
the crew, indulged his propensity for joking, which is well remem-
bered by those who knew Captain Cook, by fomenting strife
between these two boys, getting them ashore on the first island
touched at, where a duel with fists was fought out, with Captain
Cook as referee.

At the age of 18, at the suggestion of Captain Abraham H.
Tower, he was made captain of the schooner Profit, leaving
Boston for Norfolk City and Richmond with a general cargo.
The return cargo was coal, consigned to Oliver Ames, North
Easton, Mass., which was landed at Weymouth and carted across
country to North Easton. What a striking commentary on the
difference in the methods of transportation now and seventy-
five years ago!

In 1834 in the Profit he made a voyage to Savannah, returning
to Cohasset by way of Providence, and in the same year we find
him commanding the schooner Rubicon at New Orleans. In the
following year in the same vessel he made trading voyages from
New Orleans to Kingston, Jamaica, Santiago de Cuba, Gal-
veston, and Yucatan.

In 1838 we find him at St. Marks. In 1840 he is made cap-
tain of the bark Hobart, a Cohasset vessel, and that year and the
next made trips in her to Mobile, Providence, New York, Tripoli,
and Leghorn. The round trip from New York to Charleston,
Bordeaux, New Orleans, and back to New York was made in
1842.

In October of that year Captain Collier became engaged to
Miss Joanna Nichols Bates, of Cohasset, and soon after left for
Buenos Ayres by way of Rio Janeiro in the Hobart, expecting to
be married on his return home from the voyage. But on the

Cohasset' s Deep Sea Captains. 563

21st of May, 1843, the Hobart was stranded on the bar of the
River Pantanoso, in the bay of Montevideo. A lawsuit arose
on account of the general average, which dragged on after the
Spanish fashion, and Captain Collier was detained in Monte-
video until 1845, when he left the bark and came home, arriving
in Cohasset in May, and was married July 6th. When the
Hobart returned to New York, two years later, she was under
the command of Captain George W. Collier, who had gone out
in her as first mate, with Jacob F. Bates, Captain Collier's
brother-in-law, as mate.

The Hobart was a vessel to which the writer of this chapter was
wont to refer as an example of the old-time shipping days in
Cohasset, — a Cohasset vessel, with a Cohasset name, built,
owned, captained, officered and manned by Cohasset men. But
when he searched for her record at the Bostom Custom House he
found it was not there. No enrollment, no register. Nobody
living in Cohasset had any recollection of a vessel built seventy
years ago. Finally recourse was had to the New York Custom
House, and there it was found that the Hobart was registered in
September, 1840, with the following record: " Owners, Abraham
H. Tower, James Collier, Peter Lothrop, Daniel T. Lothrop and
Caleb Lothrop; Captain, James Collier, Jr.; length, 96 feet, tonnage
204 tons." Reference was made to enrollment number 10 of
June 12, 1840, issued at the port of Boston, but this enrollment
is not on file there, and the certificate of the master builder was
burned with numerous other records in the fire in the appraisers'
stores, but, without doubt, her builder was Jonathan B. Bates.

In 1846 Captain Collier commanded the bark Julia on a voyage
from Boston to Maracaibo.

The brig Monserrat was his next command, and in her he
made one of the quickest trips on record to Queenstown, Ireland,
fifteen days. The purpose of this voyage was the carrying of
provisions to the famine-stricken sufferers of Ireland. On his
arrival home in June he took on a cargo for Malaga, at which port
he arrived in August.

In 1848 he left New York for Porto Rico, accompanied by his
wife and infant daughter, with his brother-in-law, Jacob F.
Bates, as first mate. San Francisco was then the goal for vessels,

564 History of Cohasset.

and January, 1849, found the Monserrat leaving New York for
that port, carrying passengers, as well as cargo, to the new
land of gold. The voyage home terminated at New York in
March, 1850.

A year later we find him ending the same voyage at the port of
New York, but in a new vessel, the bark E. H. Chapin.

In 1 85 1 he again makes a voyage to San Francisco, but in
another vessel, and by a more circuitous route. His vessel is
now the bark Salem, and his route from Cincinnati, which he
leaves in May, down the Ohio and Mississippi to New Orleans,
where he arrived in June, thence to Rio Janeiro, leaving there in
September, and arriving at San Francisco in December. His
voyage home began March 16th, and ended at New York, in
July, 1852.

Captain Collier was in his fortieth year when in March, 1853,
he sailed from Boston as commander of the new clipper ship
Storm King, for his fourth consecutive voyage around the Horn
for San Francisco. The Storm King was making her maiden
voyage, was 184 feet in length, and 1288 tons measurement.
She was all that a ship could be made at that time, and her cargo
represented a fortune. Captain Collier was informed by his
owners, Messrs. Isaac Rich & Co., in their letter of instructions
to him, of the great confidence they had in him in intrusting to
so young a captain so valuable a ship and cargo. That their
confidence was not misplaced was proved by the safe arrival of
the Storm King home in April, 1854, after a successful voyage
to San Francisco, touching at Callao on the return voyage.

If the Storm King carried with her the hopes and fears of her
owners in Boston, no less was the feeling of anxiety for her safe
return in the little seaport of Cohasset, whose inhabitants from
the rocky shore and from boats, which had put out beyond the
Minots, watched her till she was a speck on the horizon. For
Captain Collier was not the only Cohasset man on board. His
third officer was his brother, Christopher, and with him were
three Cohasset boys making their first voyage, John Hall, Ezekiel
Marshall, and his nephew, Samuel P. Bates, all three destined to
become sea captains themselves.

In 1855 the ship Mattapan came under Captain Collier's com-

CAPT JAMES COLLIER.
I 81 3-1 891

by Russell B. Ttrwer

SHIP " NORTH AMERICA.
James Collier, Commander.

CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 565

mand, and in her a voyage was made to New Orleans and
probably to other ports, for in 1856 we hear of him at Charleston.

The 1388-ton ship North America, sl beautiful specimen of
naval architecture, both as regards construction and fittings,
became Captain Collier's home from 1857 to 1865. October 6th
of the former year he is reported at London, January 6, 1858, at
Melbourne, Australia, April at Callao, and September back
again in London, which port he left for Bombay and Calcutta,
carrying British troops, among them Captain. Havelock, who
was to win fame and the title of General by his brilliant services
to the Crown in India.

The year i860 finds the North America at home, after a three
years' voyage in foreign seas. In the cargo which she brought to
Savannah was the first shipment to America of gunny sacks.

The War of the Rebellion was now near at hand, and Captain
Collier, as soon as the Star of the East was fired on in her
attempt to succor Fort Sumter, offered his services to the gov-
ernment in any capacity in which his experience could be made
useful. He was refused on the ground of age, he being at that
time in his forty-eighth year.

May, 1 86 1, the North America left New York for St. Johns,
N. F., thence to Liverpool, from which port she sailed for home
in November. On this voyage Captain Collier took with him
four young men from Cohasset as sailors before the mast: George
H. Smith, Daniel N. Tower, Walter Tower, and Nichols Tower.
Before the completion of the voyage George Smith was promoted
to the position of third mate.

In February, 1862, the North America took on at Boston the
Fourteenth Maine Regiment and proceeded to Ship Island, at
the mouth of the Mississippi River. There she took on the
Thirtieth Massachusetts Regiment, Reed's Mounted Riflemen
and the Fourth Massachusetts Battery, and started up the river,
anchoring just below forts Jackson and Philip. After the forts
were taken by the naval vessels, the North America followed
General Butler's flagship to New Orleans, and was the second
vessel to land troops.

The North America returned to Boston with a cargo of old
bells and other metal which had been sent to New Orleans from

566 History of Cohasset.

the outlying plantations, subject to Beauregard's order, to be
melted into cannon for the use of the Confederacy.

From 1862 to 1865 Captain Collier made trips in the North
America, the ports touched at being New York, London, Antwerp,
Melbourne, Callao, and the Chinchas. In 1864 he had his eye
operated on at Antwerp for cataract, a disease common to sea-
faring men.

In 1865 the privateer Shenandoah continued preying on the
commerce of the United States, even after the Confederacy had
surrendered, and peace had been declared. The North America
was one of the vessels marked for capture and destruction by the
captain of this rebel cruiser, but Captain Collier's vigilance was
equal to that of his pursuer, and the old "North" successfully
passed the Shenandoah in the night in the Australasian seas.

Either before or after this event the Shenandoah was lying in
Melbourne harbor, where also were lying a number of United
States merchantmen. It was decided by the captains of these
vessels to lay a torpedo in the path of the outgoing Shenandoah,
and the torpedo was actually made and stored on board of the
North America. But in some way the captain of the Shenan-
doah got wind of the scheme and left the harbor before the plan
could be put in execution.

This was the last voyage of the North America under the flag
of the United States. She was sold in South America, and Cap-
tain Collier returned home by steamer, remaining on land from
August, 1865, to September, 1866.

In that month he took command of the new 1310-ton ship
Tecumseh, of which his nephew, Samuel P. Bates, of Cohasset,
was first mate. He left Boston, September 7th, for Valparaiso,
carrying a cargo of cannon and cannon balls for the Chilian
government, to be used in its war against Peru. The Tecumseh
arrived at Valparaiso, December 10th, and left for Liverpool,
February 10th, arriving there May 29th, and at Boston in July.

Captain Collier stayed another year on shore, and in Sep-
tember, 1868, took command of the new 1328-ton ship Pharos,
which was to be his sea home for the next six years, and in which
he made the following voyages: Left Boston, September 20,
1868, arrived at San Francisco, January 25, 1869; left there,

CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 567

February 24th, arrived at Liverpool, June 29th; left there July
28th, and arrived at Boston, September 6th. Left Boston, Octo-
ber, 1869, arrived at San Francisco, March 27th, 1870; left there
April 20th, arrived at Liverpool, September 5th; left there for
Boston, October 25th, at which place he arrived, December 13th.

Captain Collier's next voyage in the Pharos kept him away
from home three years. He left Boston for New Orleans in
January, 1871, arriving there February 17th. Left New Orleans,
March 22d, for Liverpool, and arrived there in May. June 17th
he left Liverpool for San Francisco, where he arrived December
9th. Left San Francisco, January, 1872, for Calcutta, where he
arrived April 9th, having touched at Singapore, March 20th.
Sailed from Calcutta in June, touched at St. Helena, September
14th, for water, and arrived at London, November 4th. January
28, 1873, teft London for Melbourne, arriving there May 18th.
He left Sidney, August 9th, for San Francisco, arriving there
October 21st. Here he left the ship and came home by rail,
while the Pharos kept on her way to Liverpool, where she ended
her voyage.

Captain Collier left Boston by steamer in March, 1874, to
rejoin his ship, but a favorable opportunity offering, he sold the
ship and returned to Boston by way of Philadelphia.

From May to December, 1874, Captain Collier was at home,
part of the time being employed in overseeing the construction
of the new 1314-ton ship Highland Light, which was building at
Bath, Me. This vessel he commanded for four years and a
half. His first voyage in her was over the old route so often
sailed by him, New York to San Francisco, making the trip in
127 days, arriving there April 30, 1875. ^n October he sailed for
Liverpool, arriving there March 27th, and took on cargo for
Philadelphia, where he arrived May 15th. June 30th the prow
of the Highland Light was turned for the second time toward
San Francisco, arriving there December 2d.

After unloading she proceeded up the river for a cargo of grain.
Coming down the river she struck on Blossom Rock, but kept on
her way to San Francisco, where divers made an examination of
her bottom, and reported that no damage had resulted from the
accident. The ship made very slow headway on the voyage to

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Liverpool, where she arrived July 6th, making the voyage in 150
days. As soon as the cargo was discharged the ship was put into
dry dock, and a piece of Blossom Rock was discovered sticking
to the keel.

The Highland Light left Liverpool, September 10th, for Callao,
arriving there December 15th. Left May 1, 1878, for Mauri-
tius, where she arrived July 16th. On the 15th day of October
she left Mauritius, and arrived at Calcutta, November 2d. Feb-
ruary 16, 1879, Captain Collier turned the Highland Light home-
ward, and arrived in Boston, June 29th, completing a voyage of
exactly three years.

Since leaving the Storm King, Captain Collier had been in the
employ of Thomas Nickerson & Co., of Boston, and his term of
service with this firm ended only with his retirement from the sea
in 1886, a period of thirty years, almost as remarkable a record as
that of the number of his voyages. Naturally between employer
and employed had grown up a feeling of mutual respect, confidence,
and good will. Captain Collier had been for some time the captain
oldest in service in the employ of the firm, and it was natural that
his employers should turn to him now and ask him to undertake
a new task. This was to leave the Highland Light, of which he
was part owner, and take command of another ship.

When the old Pharos was sold, Nickerson & Co. started on
the construction of a new Pharos, the largest and finest ship they
had owned. She was 2200 tons burden, up to date in every
respect, but had been unlucky since her launching, and the task
given Captain Collier was to remove the "hoodoo" and make her
as successful as she deserved to be from the money and skill put
into her construction. This task was successfully accomplished.

November 29, 1879, the new ship Pharos left New York for
London and arrived there December 29th. January 23d left
London for Cardiff for a cargo for Coquimbo, Chile. Left Cardiff
February 25th, and arrived at Coquimbo June 14th, which port he
left August 18th for San Francisco, arriving there October 9th.
At this port he was joined by his eldest daughter, who made the
rest of the voyage with him. The voyage was to Liverpool,
Calcutta, and New York, and proved to be one of the stormiest
voyages in the career of Captain Collier.

Cohas set's Deep Sea Captains. 569

The Pharos left San Francisco November 6th for Liverpool,
where it arrived March 22, 1881, and left June 16th for Calcutta,
arriving there October 10th. Left Calcutta January 10, 1882,
and arrived at New York May 2d. July 25th the Pharos left
New York for the port from which she had just returned, arriving
there December 2 2d. After lying in Calcutta 102 days the Pharos
turned toward home again, arriving in New York September 14,
1883. November 25th of the same year the prow of the Pharos
was once more turned toward India, Bombay this time being her
destination. At this port she arrived in April, 1884, and left for
Cochin June 8th, where she took on a cargo for New York, arriving
November 17th.

February 5, 1885, Captain Collier started on what was to be his
last voyage. He left New York in the Pharos, bound to Bombay,
where he arrived June 17th. After discharging cargo left for
Calcutta August 25th, and arrived September 21st. While loading
for New York he contracted the fever, from the effects of which
he never fully recovered. He left for New York, November 10th,
and arrived there April 2, 1886. He was then in the seventy-third
year of his age, and for five years remained at home, gradually
succumbing to the inroads of old age, until, January 14, 1891, at
the age of seventy-eight, he furled his sails and dropped anchor in
that harbor whence no ship has ever sailed back.

Although Captain Collier made several quick passages, he was
never a driver, his idea being to bring his ship into port in as good
condition as when she left. His long experience had taught him
the folly of carrying sail when nothing was to be gained by it and
possibly everything might be lost. He had become skilled in
detecting the approach and escaping from monsoons and typhoons,
and in one of his last voyages to New York from Calcutta, from
which port he sailed in company with two other ships, he escaped,
by calculating its course, a monsoon which destroyed his companion
ships.

Besides the ports touched at in the United States in his early
coasting trips, a partial record of ports he visited is as follows:
Coquimbo, Maracaibo, Queenstown, Malaga, Antwerp, Chincha,
Valparaiso, Porto Rico, Singapore, Cardiff, Kingston, Santiago,
Yucatan, Bordeaux, Buenos Ayres, Monte Video, Mauritius, once

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each; Rio Janeiro, twice; Melbourne and Bombay, three times;
Callao, four times; London and Calcutta, six times; New Orleans,
seven; Liverpool, eight, and San Francisco, ten times.

Captain James Hall, a son of Captain George Hall, was bom
in 1817 at the old Collier house on North Scituate Beach. The
first sound probably that came to his ears was the sound of waves,
and it certainly was the last. Presumably he served the usual
apprenticeship of Cohasset boys on board fishing crafts, and in
1839 was captain of the schooner Industry, which his father had
commanded before him, but the first record we have of him is
on the voyage to Bordeaux on the bark Hobart, under the captaincy
of his cousin, James Collier. Mr. Hall stayed with the Hobart
until after his return from Ireland, and probably soon afterward
became captain of his own vessel. He was captain in 1850 of the
Stranger and in 1853 of the Albion. The greater part of his life
he sailed between New York and the Cape of Good Hope in the
wool trade.

He was at one time master of the bark James A. Lee, and is
registered at the Boston Custom House in 1859 as captain of the
594-ton bark William G. Anderson.

In a terrific storm off Cape Horn in the year 1870, he was killed
by a wave which came aboard his ship Orion, and was buried at sea.

He succeeded his father as member of the Order of the Cincinnati.

Isaac Hall, a brother of Captain James Hall, was not by
profession a sea captain, but a shipbuilder, but he seems to have
been equipped with the knowledge and skill necessary for that
position, for, as will be seen later on, he commanded a brig from
Turks Island to Boston. He also commanded the 80-ton schooner
Francis M. Steele in a voyage from Boston to California, which
State he made his home for the rest of his life.

Winslow G. Hall, another brother, is also on the record, master
of the 108-ton schooner John D. Sanborn, of San Francisco,
November 16, 1864.

Captain Christopher Collier, youngest son of Captain
James Collier, was born in Cohasset in 18 19, and learned in Boston
the trade of a mason. He returned home in 1847 to be with his

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father in his last days, and stayed on the farm in North Scituate
until after his father's death in 1850, when he took command of a
schooner lightering stone to Minots Lighthouse, then in process
of construction. He also made voyages to the West Indies with
Captain Hough Larry as mate. In 1852 he was captain of the
schooner Profit. He sailed in the Storm King, as has been related,
as mate in 1854, on a voyage to San Francisco and return, and in
1856 was mate of the bark Quincy, Captain, Joseph H. Smith.

On his return from this voyage he became master of the bark
Avon, in which he started on his last trip in 1862 on a voyage to
Valparaiso and return. The voyage to Valparaiso was made in
safety, but on the return trip, loaded with ore, the old vessel
succumbed to the force of a terrible storm, and all on board went
down with her.

The Avon had just been spoken by a captain who had formerly
commanded her, and who, a few days after, with a new, strong
vessel, succeeded with difficulty in weathering the gale. It was
his prediction on arriving in port that the Avon was too old, and
loaded with too dangerous a cargo to outlive the terrible storm
which he knew she had encountered.

Captain Collier was a man of very large size, and was noted for
his strength. He often remarked that at 10.30 on Sunday mornings
when at sea he could fancy that he was being prayed for by his old
pastor, Mr. Osgood, in the words he habitually used, "Be with
those who go down to the sea in ships and do business on the
great waters." He was named for his uncle, Christopher Lincoln,
who was lost at sea in 1804.

So was added another to the long list of Cohasset mariners who
had "gone down to the sea in ships" but had never returned.
When sometime in Cohasset a marine park shall be constructed
overlooking the harbor, formerly a scene of bustling activity, there
will perchance be erected a monument to the memory of those who
have lost their lives at sea: John Williams, Charles Bennett, John
Barker, James Hall, and many others, and not the least among
these shall stand the name of Christopher Collier.

The meagreness of any records of Cohasset's captains has been
spoken of in these pages, but the author of this chapter hastens to
acknowledge his indebtedness to an account of his own life, written

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after his retirement from the sea, for the perusal of his grand-
children, by Captain John P. T. Percival.

This very interesting account gives a familiar insight into the
life of a Yankee sailor fifty to eighty years ago.

John Philip Turner Percival was born at Hanover, Mass.,
October 19, 1818. When eleven years of age he made his first
voyage as boy on the fishing schooner La Grange from Scituate,
Captain, Simeon Bates. He was allowed to take this trip by his
parents in the hope that he would be cured of his love for the sea
by the hardships of the voyage, but after the usual winter's schooling
of the Yankee boys of those days, we find him on the schooner
Henry Clay of Hingham, and during the season he held up his end
as a boy of twelve by catching 105 barrels of mackerel, and the
next season the same vessel had him as a member of her crew.

In 1832 he sailed under Captain John Nye, of Hingham, in the
schooner Mary. In 1*833 ne makes his first voyage from Cohasset
in the schooner Myra, Henry Snow, Jr., Captain, and A. H. Tower,
owner. In the winter of 1834 in the schooner Billow, Captain
Samuel Webb, he sailed from Scituate to Quincy, where a cargo of
stone was taken on board for New York.

The young sailor notes with curiosity the railway built to convey
the stones from the quarry to the wharf, the first of its kind in
America. After unloading the stone in New York, a cargo was
taken on for Richmond, Va. In the summer he again became a
member of the Myra's crew.

In the winter of 1835 he took another Southern coasting trip in
the Billow, and in the summer sailed again from Cohasset in the
fishing schooner Bela Bates, A. H. Tower, owner, Captain, Nichols
Pratt.

In 1837, at the age of nineteen, he became Captain and one-
eighth owner of the fishing schooner Achsah, of which George
Lawrence of Cohasset owned the other seven-eighths. Having
gone as far as he could in the fishing industry, he went to Boston
and obtained the berth of mate in the bark Sarah and Esther,
Captain, Royal S. Higgins, for Gibraltar and Malaga. On his
return he signed with Captain Henry Vinal, of Scituate, in the
topsail schooner Ontario as mate. The first trip in this vessel was

CoJmssefs Deep Sea Captains. 573

to Galveston with a cargo of houses ready to be put together, and
these were the first houses erected on the island. During the
winter trading voyages were made between Galveston and New
Orleans.

In 1840 Mr. Percival shipped on board the new ship Palmyra
before the mast under Captain John Cushing, of Hanover. The
voyage was to Charleston, Mobile, Liverpool, and home, but at
Charleston he was promoted to the position of third mate, and on
arriving at Boston was made second mate, and in that capacity
made a voyage to New Orleans and back. He was then made
first mate of the bark Gulnare, still under Captain Cushing, and
made three annual voyages with him to Havana, St. Petersburg,
Bordeaux, and New Orleans.

In 1844 he sailed on the bark Juno as first mate under Captain
John W. Dicks for Havana, St. Petersburg, Wiborg, Bordeaux,
New Orleans, Trieste, and Smyrna. On his arrival in Boston in
August, 1845, he gave up his position and was married to Miss
Drusilla Snow, daughter of Captain Ephraim Snow, of Cohasset.

In September, 1845, ne sailed as mate of the ship Niobe to New
Orleans and return. In the fall of 1846 he took command of the
schooner Joshua Bates, of Cohasset, owned by Captain Ephraim
Snow and others, for a trading voyage in the Gulf of Mexico,
touching at Galveston, New Orleans, Havana, Mobile, and Apa-
lachicola, a very successful trip both for owners and captain. On
this voyage he made one of the quickest trips on record, up to
that time, between Havana and New Orleans.

At the end of the fishing season in 1847 ne started out with the
new schooner Matilda, John Bates, owner, for a trading voyage on
the Gulf of Mexico, but on account of the dullness of the trade,
passed the winter in freighting between New Orleans and
Savannah.

In 1850 Captain Percival obtained the position of first mate
in the new ship Moses Wheeler, built by the celebrated ship-
builder Donald McKay, and commanded by James B. King.
In this vessel he made three voyages to New Orleans, thence to
Liverpool, and back to Boston in Enoch Train's line. On the
last of these voyages he received at Liverpool a letter from
Mr. John Bates, offering him the command of the bark Vesta, a

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vessel which had been wrecked on the Cohasset rocks, bought by
Mr. Bates, and repaired. He accepted this offer, but found when
he arrived in Boston a position awaiting him as captain of the
new bark Falcon, at $125 per month, which position he was
obliged to decline.

In the Vesta Captain Percival made successive voyages to
Porto Rico and back to Boston; to Marseilles and Messina,
thence to New York; from New York to New Orleans, thence to
Philadelphia; from Philadelphia to New Orleans and back to
Boston, where he arrived July 8, 1853. On July 25th of the
same year he left for Gibraltar, accompanied by his wife and his
infant son, arriving home in January, 1854.

In December of this year, the Vesta was chartered for a trad-
ing voyage along the west coast of Africa. On this voyage,
when off the coast of Africa, Captain Percival was stricken with
fever, and for a long time lay in a hut on shore, his life almost
despaired of by the rude natives, who were his only attendants, and
whose only method of cure was the beating of tom-toms. At length,
in spite of this soothing attention, he recovered sufficiently to be
placed on a mattress in an open boat and rowed down the coast
until he fell in with the Vesta, which had been trading up and
down the coast, and resumed command. This voyage was ter-
minated by the arrival of the Vesta in Boston, in the latter part of
June.

On the next voyage to Smyrna and Constantinople, the bark
was attacked in the Mediterranean by a crew of pirates who
were enabled by a calm to steal upon the Vesta in their felucca
and cast their grappling irons over the rail. The officers of the
Vesta, Gustavus Percival, brother of the Captain, and John L.
Pratt of Cohasset, were, however, on their guard and with the
crew were ready to meet them and beat them off. The grap-
pling iron, which was cut from its rope, hung for a long time in
the office of the owners of the vessel, Messrs. Trull Bros., who
had bought the Vesta and made Captain Percival their agent as
well as captain. The next voyage of the Vesta was made under
the command of Gustavus Percival, Captain Percival remaining
on shore to build the house on South Main Street, now occupied
by Mr. George Nickerson.

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1818-1895.

BARK "VESTA" ENTERING MARSEILLES HARBOR.
J. P T. Pe-cival. Commander.

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In January, 1856, Captain Percival took command of the
Vesta once more, and made two more voyages to the Mediter-
ranean, on the latter of which he was accompanied by his wife
and two eldest daughters. On this voyage the Vesta encountered
so severe a storm outside Gibraltar that she was obliged to lie at
Malta six weeks for repairs.

These voyages were made during the Crimean War, and when
at the close of the war the owners had no further use for the vessel,
the Vesta was sold in Malta, together with two others of Trull
Bros.'* fleet, and Captain Percival and his family returned home
as passengers in the ship Pathfinder, arriving in July, 1858.

In August of the same year, having bought a quarter interest
in the bark Forest Belle, Captain Percival made a voyage to the
Cape of Good Hope, and in January, 1859, took a cargo of ice
to Savannah, where he loaded for Beyrout, Syria, with a cargo of
lumber, the Syrian Government having forbidden the cutting of
the cedars of Lebanon from the sides of the mountain. Captain
Percival was accompanied on this voyage by his wife and three
daughters. Syrian wool made the cargo for the voyage home.

In i860, in the same vessel, he made a voyage to Havana,
Cienfuegos, and back to Boston. His next voyage was to Liver-
pool, which was made in nineteen days, but he missed there the
fine sailing packet ships which visited this port in the forties and
early fifties, now crowded out by the steamships. At Liverpool a
cargo of coal was taken on for Genoa, at which port, after
encountering the most severe storm in the English Channel he
had ever experienced, Captain Percival arrived safely, whence he
sailed for Messina for a cargo of fruit, with which he arrived in
Boston.

In May, 1861, the Forest Belle took a cargo of sugar from
Boston to Antwerp, thence to Shields for a cargo of coal for Bar-
celona. On arrival at this port it was learned that the Confeder-
ate Privateer Sumter had been cruising off Gibraltar, capturing
and burning American merchantmen, making it impossible to
obtain a charter for any voyage which would necessitate passing
through the Straits of Gibraltar. The vessel was, therefore,
chartered to take a cargo of wheat from Alexandria to Mar-
seilles, but before leaving Barcelona the Sumter was reported

576 History of Cokasset.

cruising off Marseilles and Toulon. The voyage, however, was
made in safety, and the vessel arrived at Alexandria without
being sighted by the Sumter. At this port news of the Mason
and Slidell affair was received, and Captain Percival, for the
first time, had the uncomfortable experience which was the lot
of Yankee captains in European ports during the Civil War.

At that time the English captains in port at once declared war
and intimated to Captain Percival that he might, before reaching
home, be taken a captive and held under the paw of the British
Lion. At Marseilles the prospect was discouraging enough.
The Sumter was cruising off outside the port; a large part of
the English navy was lying in Gibraltar Bay, making a menacing
appearance, and no freight offered for an American vessel. The
only thing to do was to wait. The sails were unbent, put in
order, and stowed away, and everything was snugged up. Part
of the crew were discharged, and the rest, with the officers, sat
down to wait.

The freeing of Mason and Slidell and the arrest of the Sumter
by the Spanish Government put a new face on the matter, and
Captain Percival found it an easy matter to obtain a cargo of
fruit at Palermo for Boston. While lying in the Straits of Gib-
raltar, waiting for a change of wind, he had the satisfaction of
sailing around the Sumter, lying in Algeciras Bay, a captive of
the Spanish Government. The trip to Boston was made without
falling in with any Confederate vessels.

In seeking for a new charter for the Forest Belle it was found
that the old routes by which former voyages were made must be
abandoned on account of the activity of the Confederate pri-
vateers. Therefore the next and last voyage of Captain Percival
was to a part of the world never before visited by him — the
coast of China. On June 28, 1862, he set sail for the port of
Shanghai, where he arrived February 1, 1863. After unloading,
the ship was chartered for trading along the Chinese coast, and
in this trade Captain Percival remained until 1866, when he
returned home, leaving the Forest Belle in charge of Captain
Bryant, of Plympton. The vessel was afterwards sold in China,
and Captain Percival, giving up the calling which he had followed
for thirty-seven years, opened a drug store in Boston, in partner-

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ship with his brother-in-law, Dr. French, under the firm name
of Percival & French. Mr. French's interest was soon after
bought out by Captain Percival, and the sign of J. P. T. Percival
on the corner of State and Washington Streets, later nearly
opposite, and finally on School Street as the City Hall Drug
Store, was a familiar one for nearly thirty years to many Boston
people, and particularly so to his old mercantile and seafaring
friends, especially those from Cohasset and other points on the
South Shore.

It could never be said of Captain Percival that the life of a
sailor made a stern or rough man of him, for he was uniformly
pleasant and gentle. He was devotedly attached to his family,
and found greatest pleasure in his voyages when accompanied
by his wife and children. His nature was such that he took
keen enjoyment in the strange places he visited abroad, thus
making of his voyages trips in search of pleasure and knowledge
as well as of business. With the first money which he was able
to save he bought and presented to his parents their homestead.
He was helpful also to his brothers in their seafaring life. The
old saying could be applied to him with truth, — a dutiful son, a
good brother, and a kind husband and father.

Captain Percival died in Boston, October 31, 1895.

Captain Joseph H. Smith was born in Portsmouth, England,
in 181 7, and when a young man was a sailor on the Queen's
yacht. The exact inducement which led him to settle in Cohasset
we do not know. In 1841 he paid hospital money at the port of
Cohasset as the captain of the schooner Triton. In 1845 he
interested Mr. Laban Souther to build with him the brig Almatia,
of 98 tons burden. While she was building, he and Mr. George
Lawrence made a trip to Virginia for a load of corn, and subse-
quently made another trip for a load of oysters for the Boston
market. The facilities for caring for a perishable commodity
in those days were few and imperfect compared with those of
to-day, nor was the capacity of Boston for this toothsome bivalve
anywhere near what it is now. Consequently when Captain Smith
and Mr. Lawrence arrived in Boston and found that another
schooner had just brought in a load of oysters, they saw that their

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venture was a total loss. They consequently sailed for Cohasset,
and at a point between Whitehead and the entrance to the Cove
threw the cargo overboard, where the shells could be seen for
years afterward lying on the bottom.

In a short time after the Almatia was built Captain Smith was
able to buy Mr. Souther's interest, and made thirty-seven trips
in her to Curacoa. The Almatia later, while under the command
of Captain Merritt, of Scituate, was wrecked on Cape Cod.
Captain Smith then bought, in 1852, the full-rigged brig George
Otis, and sold her in France. The next vessel which he com-
manded, and of which he owned a quarter, was the 283-ton bark
Martha Allen, built at Scituate in 1^49, which he sold in Smyrna.
He then bought the 453-ton ship Sarah, in which he made
several voyages. On one of his voyages he found himself at
Buenos Ayres, unable to obtain a cargo home. He therefore
went to Turks Island for a load of salt, and while there bought
at a bargain two brigs, which had been washed ashore by a
tidal wave. On his return to Cohasset he succeeded in interest-
ing Mr. Isaac Hall in the project, and they fitted out the Sarah,
manned by a crew of Cohasset men, returned to Turks Island,
got the brigs off, and brought them to Boston.

These brigs were named the Mungo Park and the River Belle.
Captain Smith commanded one, Isaac Hall the other, and Joe
Ware the Sarah.

The next voyage of the Sarah was to Charleston, S. C, under
the command of Captain Henry Merritt, where she was to load
for France, but off Cape Hatteras the vessel took fire and was a
total loss. The crew, of which George H. Smith, the captain's
son, was one, escaped in boats and were picked up and taken
into Savannah.

In 1856 Captain Smith took command of the bark Quincy,
built at Quincy, and owned by John T. Shattuck, in which he
made a voyage to Curacoa and back with Christopher Collier as
mate. Under the date of May 7, 1857, appears the record in the
Register of the Boston Custom House of the 473-ton bark
Almatia, owned by James Gould and Joseph Young, and built
by William Hall of Boston, Joseph H. Smith, captain. The
only bark Almatia of which George H. Smith has any recollection,

CAPT. JOSEPH H. SMITH.

1817 1879.

BARK " MARTHA ALLEN.'
Joseph H. Smith. Commander

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with which his father had any connection, was built at about
that time of about that tonnage, but was built at Scituate by the
Briggs Brothers, and owned by Captain Smith and A. H. Tower.
George Smith and D. N. Tower, young boys then, went down to
the launching. Mr. C. A. Cousens had the contract for making
her sails, which was his first contract.

The Almatia was sold as soon as she was loaded, and Captain
Smith never sailed as her master. From " Shipbuilding on the
North River," by L. Vernon Briggs, we quote, " The last vessel
built by Sylvester and Barnabas Briggs was the bark Eveline,
650 tons, for Captain Joseph H. Smith, of Cohasset. She was
begun February 10, 1859. She made a remarkably quick passage
on her first trip, arriving at her port two days before she was due."

He next owned and sailed, in i860, the 922-ton ship Rockland,
in which he made a number of voyages to New Orleans, and sold
her in London. At this time the War of the Rebellion was in
progress, and Captain Smith obtained a government contract to
clean the bottoms of vessels at Port Royal, S. C, and stayed there
two years or more, his son, George, being with him.

At the close of the war he took command for the firm of F. Nick-
erson & Company the 671-ton steamer Aurora. The Aurora was
bought from the United States Government, and was formerly
called the Itasca. This vessel Captain Smith sold in Callao to
the Peruvian Government. This was his last voyage. After his
retirement from sea, he acted as Underwriter's Agent for the
Boston Insurance Company.

Captain Smith united with good seamanship an unusual
capacity for business, which enabled him to take advantage of
opportunities offering which other captains would have failed to,
see.

He died in Cohasset, December 28, 1879.

Jacob Flint Bates was born in Cohasset, August 8, 1822, in
the house now owned by his niece, Mrs. Nathan Manasse. His,
paternal grandfather, Samuel Bates, was lost in his schooner off
the Rocks outside Cohasset harbor, and his maternal grandfather,
Nathaniel Nichols, known as "Captain Than," was at one time
captain of a revenue cutter.

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After learning the carpenter's trade in Boston and trying for a
few months to become an apothecary, he took up the calling which
was to be his through life, and which has drawn so many Cohasset
boys away from trades and shops — the calling of a sailor.

Probably his first deep sea voyage was made in the bark Hobart
early in 1842, when under the command of Captain James Collier
she made a trip from New York to Charleston, Bordeaux, New
Orleans, and back to New York.

In October of the same year he again shipped on the Hobart for
a voyage to South America, but as has already been told in the
life of Captain James Collier, did not get back to New York until
1847, when he returned as first mate of the Hobart. It must have
been hard for these Cohasset boys on their arrival in New York
to find that their return to Cohasset was to be deferred for a short
time. The famine in Ireland called for provisions and the Hobart
was chartered to carry a cargo to the sufferers in that stricken
country. On his return to Cohasset he married, in December,
1847, Caroline Lothrop Bates. The next year he served as first
mate on the brig Monserrat under the command of his brother-in-
law, Captain Collier, on a voyage from New York to Porto Rico
and return.

At the completion of this voyage he took command of the brig
Allen King, plying between New York and ports in South America.
On one of these voyages in 1850 he was accompanied by his wife
and infant daughter. In 185 1 the Allen King was wrecked on a
coral reef off the coast of Balize. No blame attached to the
captain of the brig for this disaster, as the reef lay further off
shore than was represented on the map, and the absence of
breakers prevented discovery of the danger lurking beneath the
calm surface of the ocean. No lives were lost, and the passengers
and crew were safely landed at Balize.

The next command of Captain Bates was the William Alden,
in which he sailed in the same trade between New York and Balize
until 1857, when he took command of the bark Honduras, a new
vessel built for him under his supervision on East River, New York.
In this vessel Captain Bates was a large shareholder. For ten
years he commanded the Honduras, making voyages to Balize,
Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, and other South American ports,

CAPT. JACOB F BATES.
1822-1898.

SARK "JAMES L. PENDERGASTV
Jacob F. Bates, Commander.

CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 581

stopping often at the West Indies for a return cargo. During a
part of this time the War of the Rebellion was going on, and all
the vigilance of Captain Bates was necessary to prevent the
Honduras from falling into the hands of the Confederate privateers.

From 1861 to 1863 Captain Bates remained on shore cultivating
the farm he had bought at Hempstead, Long Island, where his
two younger daughters were born.

In 1870 Captain Bates, like so many other natives of Cohasset,
returned to the home of his birth and established his family in the
house on South Main Street, which was his home until his death.

His next command was the bark James L. Pender gast, in which
vessel he sailed for eleven years, making voyages between America
and Europe. Not all of these voyages were over untroubled seas,
for in the possession of the family of Captain Bates is a picture of
the Pender gast, depicted riding the mountainous waves with only
the foresails set. This picture was executed in Havre by an
artist who followed the description by Captain Bates of the storm
which threatened to engulf the Pender gast. No wonder that the
thoughts of Captain Bates reverted to the sad fate of his boyhood
shipmate, Captain James Hall, as his vessel scudded before the gale.

In 1881 the Pendergast made a trip to Capetown, thence across
the Indian Ocean to Java, from there to Singapore, and thence
home. At the completion of this long voyage Captain Bates
took a summer's rest at his Cohasset home.

In the fall of 1882 he took on a new command, the bark Thomas
Fletcher, and sailed November 9th to England, but on the return
voyage encountered such terrific gales in the English Channel that
he was obliged to put in to Falmouth with all the masts sprung and
one gone by the board. On his return to New York he sailed for
Brunswick, Georgia, where he loaded with lumber for Buenos
Ayres, and from this city, which had been one of the first foreign
ports he had visited as a young man, and which had been his goal
for so many voyages since, he sailed back and forth several times
to Montreal and Quebec, or to Brunswick, Georgia.

On the 20th of August, 1885, the Thomas Fletcher sailed from
Quebec on what proved to be her last voyage, her destination
Buenos Ayres. After eighty-seven days of slow sailing she had
come to within about eight hundred miles of her destination, when

582 History of Cohasset.

a violent gale with heavy seas sprang up, and the deck load began
to slip into the ocean as the Fletcher put her sail under water.
Soon the straining of the vessel opened her seams, and the crew
were put to the pumps. Still the water gained and at midnight
had broken into the cabin from below, when the attempt to keep
the waterlogged vessel clear by pumping was given up.

In rapid succession the log book describes the throwing over-
board of the remaining deck-load, the bursting open of the seams
of the deck, the carrying away of the lee pin-rail and bulwarks, the
houses on deck nearly full of water and commencing to break up,
provisions and wearing apparel spoiled, soaked and washed away,
the water tanks below deck covered with sea water, and the one
on deck only protected from the constant surge of the waves by
the small portion of the deck load kept for that purpose, sails set
to steady the vessel, only to be blown to ribbons.

For twelve days the Thomas Fletcher, now little more than a
water-logged hulk, drifted toward her destination, the boats in
readiness to be launched at the first sign of her breaking up, the
masts still standing, but the axes handy in case it should be
necessary to cut some of them away to keep the bark afloat, all
hands anxiously on the lookout for a sail. At length, twelve days
after the first gale had struck her, the Thomas Fletcher limped into
the harbor of Montevideo, still one hundred miles from the city
of Buenos Ayres. With the help of a tug this voyage was made
at the rate of five miles per day, until on December 21, 1885, four
months from the day she left Quebec, a period longer than is
sometimes taken for the voyage round the Horn to San Francisco,
the Fletcher tied up at the wharf of Buenos Ayres and began to
unload the cargo of water-soaked lumber which she had carried in
her hold so many weary days.

After unloading, the bark was condemned as unseaworthy, and
sold at auction. No doubt the feeling in Captain Bates's mind
was something akin to that of David Harum's in regard to his
balky horse when he remarked, "The' was times when if he'd
a fell down dead, I wouldn't hev figgered on puttin' a band on my
hat."

June 17, 1886, Captain Bates arrived in Cohasset, anticipating
that he had made his last voyage. But his old bark, the James L.

Cohassefs Deep Sea Captains. 583

Pendergast, was at New York, and her owners, E. D. Morgan & Co.,
commissioned Captain Bates to fit her out for a trip to France.
When the bark was ready for sea, Captain Bates could not resist
the temptation of making one more trip as her master. So on
August 11, 1887, he sailed from New York on his last voyage.
The voyage was to Rouen, France, thence to Georgia, from
Georgia to South America, and back home to New York, where on
the nth of October, 1888, he ended forty-four years of seagoing.

If Captain Bates possessed one characteristic which distinguished
him from other men of his calling, it was his gentleness. The
discipline on board the vessels he commanded, which was excellent,
was obtained by courteous and kind treatment. He was so tender-
hearted that he could not bear to see suffering, even in animals,
and on one occasion laid his vessel to to pick up a cat which had
fallen overboard. Much of his life had been spent in the Spanish
ports of Europe and South America, and by study he became
master of the Spanish language.

While in the ports and cities of France he turned his attention
to the language of that country, and attained to some proficiency
in it. His spare time on board ship was spent in the perusal of
good literature, and his mind was singularly well stored with
information gained by the improvement of these leisure hours.

His capacity for enjoying the strange sights of the foreign cities
he visited was immense, and his only regret was in the fact that he
did not have the members of his family with him to share his
pleasure. On many occasions when his voyages brought him into
South American ports he found the yellow fever raging there, but
he was singularly immune to this disease, as much probably from
his correct habits of life and careful manner of living as from
anything peculiar in his constitution. He was ever ready to act
as attendant to members of his crew or countrymen stricken with
this disease in a foreign land, nursing them back to life or com-
forting their last moments on earth with his soothing ministrations.

He died at his home in Cohasset in the year 1898, one to whom
the words of Shakespeare may fitly be applied, — " His life was
gentle and the elements so mixed in him that Nature might stand
up and say to all the world, 'This was a man.'"

As has been said early in this chapter, there were three Cohasset

584 History of Cohasset.

boys on the clipper ship Storm King, making their first voyage on
a new ship. These were John Hall, Ezekiel Marshall, and
Samuel P. Bates. The first of these was the cousin of the
captain, and his father, Samuel Hall, had been a captain of fishing
and coasting vessels.

During the War of the Rebellion, John Hall served in the navy,
and at the expiration of his term served as mate on steamers plying
between Valparaiso and Panama. He finally became captain of
one of these steamers.

Ezekiel Marshall early in life went to the Pacific coast of the
United States, where he arose to be captain of a vessel, but finally
entered the lumber business.

Samuel P. Bates, a nephew of the captain of the Storm King,
remained with him after the voyage in the Storm King was com-
pleted, and rose through the grades from boy to ordinary seaman,
thence to able seaman, finally becoming first officer of theTecumseh,
North America, and Pharos; he also served under Captain John
Warren Bates on the Flying Eagle.

His first command was the schooner M. A. Snow, owned by
Ephraim Snow, of Cohasset, which he took from Boston to San
Francisco. On this voyage, off the coast of Chili, he took a crew
from their shipwrecked vessel and carried them into Valparaiso.
In spite of this detention the trip was made from Boston to San
Francisco in 140 days, which for so small a vessel, about 100 tons,
was a very good passage.

After arriving on the Pacific coast, Captain Bates made his
home there, entering the employ of J. W. Ralston & Co., of San
Francisco, trading between that port and Bellingham Bay. He
also made voyages to Australia and China, commanding various
ships, among them, it is said, being the old Amethyst, in which his
townsman, Joseph Willcut, had sailed a half century before.
During his lifetime he visited nearly all the important ports of the
world, and his voyages were made without any serious accident.

Captain Bates, like many men who have traveled far and seen
much, was of a quiet, unassuming disposition, making friends
both at home and abroad. By his integrity and straightforward-
ness he won the esteem and confidence of his employers, who
valued him not less as a friend than as an employee. In 1884 he

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CohasseVs Deep Sea Captains. 585

retired from the sea and spent the 'last years of his life in Cohasset,
where he died June 10, 1908, the last of Cohasset's deep sea
captains residing in the town.

Captain Harrison P. Snow, now living at Nantasket, is the
last survivor of Cohasset's deep sea captains. His father was
Captain Ephraim Snow, who owned a fleet of fishing schooners,
having a wharf on the northerly side of the Cove. This business
was later transferred to East Boston.

Captain Snow made his first voyage as captain in the year 1863,
when he took the 132-ton schooner, the H. N. Ruggles, from
Boston to Valparaiso, thence to San Francisco, where he sold her
and came home. This vessel was owned, one-eighth by Harrison
P. Snow, three-eighths by Ephraim Snow, one-eighth by Calvin
Merriam of Cohasset, and three-eighths by Bela F. Jacobs of
South Scituate.

The bark Ethan Allen was then bought, and for four years
Captain Snow commanded her in voyages to Honolulu, San
Francisco, China, and Australia. In 187 1 he returned to Cohasset,
and for a few years remained on shore. He then sailed in the
fruit trade between Philadelphia and the West Indies in the
schooner White Wing and the steamer Gulnare.

In 1879 he went as first mate on the ship Highland Light from
New York to Japan and return. In 1882 he gave up the sea
altogether, and since that time has been with the Nantasket Beach
Steamboat Company as Wharf Agent.

In addition to the 135 vessels mentioned in the "Narrative History
of Cohasset" as having been built in Cohasset, we append a list
of other vessels built there, which have been found by the writer
of this chapter in turning over every leaf in the registers at the
Boston Custom House from the year 1806 to 1870.

586

History of Cohasset.

1790

1794
1805

1807
1808
1809
1819
1826

1826

1827

1827
1828

1829

1830
1834

1834

1836

1838
1838
1838

1839
1840

1840
1840

1843
1849
1851
1858

Schr.

..do..
Ship

Schr.
..do..
Brig
Brig

100

277

83

59

144

257

.do. . no

.do. . 258

, .do. .1 118
..do.. 145
. .do. . 271

Ship

Ship
Schr.
Bark

Ship

Brig 204
.do . 176

345

97

214

Schr.
Schr.

Bark

..do.

Brig
Bark

.do..
Bark
Brig.
Schr.

52
104

233

226
239

216

397
190
96

Chatham

Whim
Nerva

Anna and Betsey
Polly and Rhoda

Sally

Rebecca ....
Charles Dogget

Statesman

Edwin
Sally
Pantheon .

Hellespont

Grand Turk

Charlotte

Bevis

Conohasset .

Albertina

Eliza Burgess
Harmony
Bellisle

Panchila

Hobart

Catharine
William

Schroeder
Brewster
Europa

J. A. Jesurun .
Weenonah

L. Tower . .
L. Tower
Levi Tower
Levi Tower

Elisha Merritt

Jonathan B.
Bates

do

do

do

do

.do

do

Isaac Hall & Co

do

do

Samuel Bates and Sim-
eon Rider, of Chatham.

John Derby, of Salem.

Simon Forrester and
others.

Simeon Rider.

Lewis Howes, Harwich.

Thomas Page, Boston.

N. Tower.

Charles Cole, Jr.

William Ropes.

Jairus Pratt.

Samuel N. Cushing.

Abraham H. Tower.

Jairus Lincoln.

Samuel Gray and others.

Henry Wainwright.

Henry Chapman.

Henry G. Chapman.

Peter Pratt.

Abraham H. Tower.

Horace Scudder.

Daniel Bray, Jr., Salem.

Bela Bates,

Jonathan B. Bates,

William H. Stoddard,

Dawes Studley,

Levi Oakes,

Joseph Lincoln.

Benj. Eddy,Warren,R.I.

Benjamin Burgess.

Abraham H. Tower.

Joshua Lewis, Province-
town.

The Bayleys, Newbury-
port.

Abraham H. Tower,

James Collier,

Peter Lothrop,

Daniel T. Lothrop,

Caleb Lothrop.

T. A. Goddard, Boston.

The Bayleys, Newbury
port.

Elkanah Bangs.

Geo. N. Fairbank.

J. R. Kettell.

Abraham H. Tower.

Cohasset1 s Deep Sea Captains. 587

This, of course, gives the names only of such vessels as were
registered for deep sea voyages, as the author was searching pri-
marily for deep sea captains and vessels. The enrollment book
of the Port of Cohasset, if it could be found (and it is probably
stowed away in some attic), might furnish other names. There
would doubtless be found the enrollment of the bark Hobart,
June 10, 1840, there also the enrollment of the ship Grand Turk.
In regard to the latter vessel there seems to be a mystery which
cannot be fathomed.

The diary of Joel Willcutt has these two entries, " 1829, Feb-
ruary 5, the ship Grand Turk launched this day." " February 8,
the new ship went to Boston." But she is neither enrolled nor
registered in Boston, nor does the register of the Port of Salem
bear her name, although two other Grand Turks were built for
E. H. Derby of that city, one of them, built in 1781, hailing from
the " South Shore."

Possibly the owner of the Cohasset Grand Turk, on making appli-
cation for a register, found there was already a ship afloat under
that name and took the name of the Hellespont, which ship,
hailing from Cohasset, was registered in Boston in April of the same ,
year. But this is only surmise.

The registers of the Boston Custom House from 1789 to 1806
are in Washington, and there seems no probability of their ever
being returned. These registers probably contain the names of
other vessels built at Cohasset. At this point the author wishes
to express his appreciation of the labor of the Rev. E. Victor Bige-
low in collecting his data on ship building in Cohasset for the
Narrative History, an appreciation formed by going painfully
over the same ground.

The author is indebted to Mr. John Robinson, of the Marine
Department of the Peabody Museum, Salem, for the following
information in regard to Cohasset-built vessels owned in Salem: —

Schooner Whim, 100 tons, 1794, owned by John Derby.

Schooner Minerva, 103 tons, 1799, owned by James Silver and
others.

Ship Nerva, 277 tons, 1805, owned by Simon Forrester and
others.

Schooner Speedwell, 96 tons, 181 1, owned by James Odell, 1824.

588 History of Cohasset.

Brig Charles Doggett, ioo tons, 1826, owned by the Rogers firm
in 183 1 and attacked by natives at Fiji in 1833, the mate and five
men killed. See " Historical Sketch of Salem," p. 171.

Bark Statesman, 258 tons, 1826, owned by Timothy Bryant and
others, 1836.

Brig Russell, 126 tons, 1835, owned by David Pingree, 1844.

Brig Eliza Burgess, 167 tons, 1838, owned by Chas. H. Fabens
and others in Salem, 1855.

Bark Catherine, 226 tons, 1840, owned by William Hunt and
Robert Brookhouse, 1849.

Bark William Schroder, 338 tons, 1840, owned by George West,
David Pingree and others, 1844.

Bark Lewis, 217 tons, 1841, owned by George West and others
in 1848.

Bark Euro pa, 397 tons, 1849, owned by B. W. Stone and others
of Salem.

To Mr. G. F. Dow, secretary of the Essex Institute, Salem, the
author is indebted for the loan of the cuts of the William Schroder
and the Eliza Burgess.

It seems strange that no vessel launched from Cohasset was
given the name of the town from which it hailed, but the ship
Conohasset is the only namesake of Cohasset built in Cohasset.
The registry of the Boston Custom House has a 63-ton schooner
built in Boston in 1835 named Coliasset, and owned by James
Huckins and Horace Scudder.

The author lets this chapter go from his hands with a feeling of
satisfaction that at this late day and with limited time at his com-
mand, he has been able to get so much, but with a deep feeling
of regret that he was able to obtain so little concerning so many
of Cohasset's deep sea captains.

*RK " WILLIAM SCHRODER.
Cohasset, I 840.

IRIG " ELIZA BURGESS.
Cohasset, I 838.

WRECKS, WRECKING AND LIFE SAVING IN
COHASSET.

By Oliver H. Howe.

The Narrative History of Cohasset has mentioned a few of the
wrecks which occurred off Cohasset, and has given full particu-
lars of the notable wreck of the emigrant ship St. John in 1849.
The following account of some additional disasters with inciden-
tal life-saving and salvage of property may be of interest. The
earliest records obtainable are in the diary of Joel Willcutt. (See
page 478 of this volume.) These quaint entries show the close
sympathy of the people of this sea-faring town with disasters of
this kind. With Christian services they buried many of the dead
and if the tale could be written of those wounded and frost-bitten
who were nursed and cared for in Cohasset homes and sent on
their way rejoicing, it would make a long chapter. The following
entries in Mr Willcutt's diary have been copied verbatim.

1792 Sept. 7 This day a woman & Boy were found drowned
on the beach.

1793 Feby 12 The Ship Gertrude Maria was cast away on
Brush Island.

1793 Feby 13 Stormy. At work on Beach Island, saving
the cargo of the ship.

1793 Feby 14 At work on Beach Island getting up the hemp.
Frid. 15. At work on Brush Island getting the iron out of the
ship's bottom.

1801 October 24th Mr. Samuel Bates' Schooner got on the
rocks of our harbor & Mr. Bates, John Kent, Capt. Daniel Loring
& one other were lost.

1815 June 11 This day part of the crew of the schooner
Welthy (cast away on Long Island) got home.

181 5 Sept. 1 Last night there was a vessel sunk of Cohasset
rocks & five men drowned & two taken of the rocks alive after
remaining on her spars 11 hours.

In the afternoon of the 14 there was two men buryed from our

589

590 History of Cohasset.

meeting house wich came ashore wich were drowned from die
vessel wich sunk Sept. ist.

1818 Dec. 6 Sunday a gale of wind S E, this morning there
was a Barque Ship from Russia loaded with hemp and iron, on
the Minots ledges at 8 o'clock the upper part of the ship parted
from the bottom and drifted to leeward with the crew hanging
thereon at one oclock 9 persons were taken of and four were
drowned.

1818 Dec 21 Attending to goods brought in from the Ship
Sarah & Susan Stranded on the Minots ledges the 6th instant.

1819 Oct. 24 Sunday this evening a Sloop from Wellfleet ran
on the Minots ledges & sunk 4 men drowned.

1820 May 7 Sunday last night the Ship Roxana from Liver-
pool for Boston ran on the rocks off Scituate Beach & went to
pieces, people went ashore.

1822 February 26th the Schooner Primrose from Boston ran
ashore on the Flatts in the outer harbor and filled with water the
Packet with a number of men went to her assistance & took out
her cargo and landed it at this place.

28 the Schooner Primrose was brought into this harbor.

1824 Jan. 19. this morning the Brig Federal George was cast
away on Scituate Beach N. E. wind & some snow.

21 attending to the loading of the packet with goods brought
from Scituate Beach from the F. George.

1829 Feby 6 The Ship New England at ancor of the rocks with
fore and main Masts cut away & southerly wind the 8 Ship of the
rocks got under way.

1830 March 26 a severe N. E. Storm and remarkable high tide a
sloop from Hartford got ashore on Scituate beach near Mr. Dam-
mons and bilged; cargo principally Corn wich was totally lost.

13 N E wind & very cold a Schooner from Portland got on the
rocks of Brush island got of in the night.

1 83 1 Jan 15 & 16 a remarkable N E Snow storm snow very
deep a Brig got on shore on Nantasket Beach loaded with rum
and a schooner on Scituate beach loaded with Coffee &c.

29 teams sleding the Cargo of the schooner from Nantasket.
Feby 1 Storm of snow & rain the Schooner Champion of New

York cast away on Scituate Beach.

Wrecks, Wrecking and Life Saving in Cohasset. 591

5 the Hull of the Schooner sold on the beach.

183 1 April 12 a snow storm, the Schooner Boston of Hartford
got on the chest ledge and bilged. Capt Weber lost, crew saved.

13, 14, 15 & 16 people at work saving the property from wreck.

28 N. E. storm of rain & gale of wind the body of Capt. Weber
came on shore & the wreck of the schooner on the Glades.

30 the Funeral of Capt Weber was attended by a large number
of people from our Meeting house.

July 28 strong S Wind a Spanish vessel from Malaga run on the
Minots ledges & filled immediately.

1833 January 31 N. E. snow storm, schooner Maniel belong-
ing to Salem loaded with corn and flour got ashore on the beach
opposite Aaron Nichols the Capt & four of the people of the
Schooner were drowned and one saved.

Feb 1 this day cargo of the Schooner was all landed.

2 the cargo of the schooner all carted to the cove.

3 Sunday cold day Funeral of one man lost from the Schooner
attended to from the Meeting house immediately after the services.

1834, Jan. 6 Brig Leonidas struck on Minots Led gesand carried
away her rudder. The packet towed the brig into Marblehead.

Oct. 26 Two vessels got on shore on or near Gull Ledge.

1836 Jan. 18 Last night the Brig Juno from Gotenburg got on
to Hogset Rock & went to pieces.

Jan. 22 Last night the brig Banner from Savannah laden with
cotton got on the Minots ledge and bilged.

Feb. 25 The brig Holland overset in the bay. Remarkable
high wind N. W. and cold. Three schooners went out in search
of the brig. Two of the schooners went to Cape Cod. 27 & 28.
Vessels got home.

Oct. 12 A fishing schooner belonging to Hingham got on shore
by Aaron Nichols & went to pieces.

Further testimony to the heroism of Cohasset men is found in
the records of the Humane Society of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts (instituted 1785). A few items gleaned from the
reports of this Society are as follows.

1793 To Sundry Inhabitants of Cohasset 5 Guineas.

1807 & 1808 To L. Jenkins, William Pratt John Can and
James Damon $8.

592 History of Cohasset.

L. Stephenson Gold Medal.
Newcomb Bates et al. Gold Medals.

1815 Henry Doane, George Hall, Obadiah Lincoln and Levi
Oakes, Gold Medals.

1831 John Barker, H. J. Turner & J. J. Lothrop Gold Medals.

1849 M. J. Brennick Bronze Medal.

1850 To six men, crew of the Society's life boat at Cohasset $30.
Probably some other names in the Society's record belong to

Cohasset, but those only are mentioned that can be identified.
Some other awards are mentioned later in this chapter in connec-
tion with the services rendered.

About 1830 the schooner Rosebud (probably running as a packet
between New York and Boston) was wrecked on Bassing Beach.
The cargo was saved by Cohasset men, and the vessel is said to
have been only slightly damaged.

On April 12, 1831 the schooner Boston was wrecked on Chest
Ledge. The captain, named Webber had lashed himself to the
mast and when the schooner struck he tried to get free to help
save the vessel. Just as he became free he was washed over-
board by a heavy sea and drowned. Owing to the prompt exer-
tions of George W.k Collier and others from the shore, all the crew
were saved. Mr Collier saw the wreck from his home (the old
Collier house at North Scituate Beach). Hastening to Cohasset
he collected a crew of seven men, who, carrying a boat across
Bassing Beach, went to the rescue of the shipwrecked sailors.
For this brave work the Mass. Humane Society gave gold medals
to George W. Collier and seven others. Six of the others are said
to be Capt. John Barker, John Lothrop, Lewis Willcutt, Samuel
Stockbridge, Joseph Briggs and probably James Collier. Some are
said to have received $10. in preference to the medal.

At about 1840 the Swedish brig Copenhagen struck on the Sea
Ledges, badly injuring her bottom. The rising tide and heavy
sea drove her over the ledge, and she shortly after grounded on
Brush Island. She was loaded with hemp and with Russian crash
and duck, and Cohasset men were hard at work unloading her
while people of all ages were busy along the shore "fishing up the
crash." The tale is told that when the bales of hemp were exam-
ined by the Custom House officer and compared with the bill-of-

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Wrecks, Wrecking and Life Saving in Cohasset. 593

lading, only one bale was missing. It is said that later a Cohasset
fisherman grappled and raised the last bale, and that the Custom
House officials remarked: "How honest these Cohasset men are!"

In the spring of 1843 the schooner Maine struck on the ledges
near Pleasant Beach, and went to pieces. As she broke up, a
large portion of the quarter-deck, with three men clinging to it, was
carried by the sea close to the rock in the middle of Pleasant Beach.
The men jumped upon the rock and were safe, and the next instant
the wreckage glided out from under them and was dashed to
kindling wood against the ledges on what is now the Kimball
property. The vessel was loaded with shoes, and many of the
people obtained a long supply of foot gear from the beaches. In
November, 1843, the brig Melazo struck on East Shag rock and
drifted to between Gull and Shepard's ledges. Her cargo of sugar
in boxes was saved by Cohasset men, and the vessel was also
saved.

Perhaps the most notable work of wrecking by Cohasset men
was in connection with the ship Alabama. On the night before
Thanksgiving in 1847 she struck on Minots Ledge where the light-
house was later erected, and drifted about two miles to the east-
ward, where she sank in ninety feet of water. Her topgallant
masts are said to have been visible above the water, but in the
following February they disappeared as the vessel broke open.
Some of the cabin fittings came ashore at White Head. Capt.
George Hall is said to have re-discovered the locality of the wreck
by noticing a peculiar yellow appearance in the water. The
Alabama was a large ship for those days, and had sailed from
Liverpool for Boston with a very valuable assorted cargo, con-
sisting of china and crockery ware, tools, cutlery, railroad iron,
chains of various kinds and sizes, and carpets, shawls, and other
fabrics.

In early summer a number of Cohasset men under the lead of
Capt. Nichols Tower, who was Underwriter's Agent and wrecking
master, formed a company and made elaborate preparations to
save the cargo. They secured the schooner Anaconda and had a
particular form of tongs made at the blacksmith shop of Mr.
Prentiss at the Cove (in the building later used for a store by
Mr. Caleb F. Nichols). The wreck was too deep for work by

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diving operations, but a diver in a suit was sent down to recon-
noitre. He found the vessel broken open and some crockery
dishes strewn upon the bottom. By means of the tongs, crates of
crockery ware could be caught and brought to the surface with
their contents uninjured. Cutlery and chains were found packed
in casks. Tools of various kinds were secured in abundance, and
all the carpenters in town were provided with fine new saws. A
curious and almost incredible statement is made that polished
tools and cutlery exposed to the action of salt water at that depth
did not rust, because away from the air, but that they would
immediately begin to rust as soon as laid upon the deck. Many
families were supplied with crockery; and plates, bowls, and tea-
pots from the Alabama can be found in Cohasset to-day. The
ladies secured some of the shawls, but on wearing them some
mischievous boy was apt to cry out: "Alabama!" and their popu-
larity as an outside wrap suddenly declined.

The tongs used were of several patterns and sizes, and varied in
length from two to eight feet. They had strong, sharp jaws, and
were so constructed that their weight kept them open. A special
line or chain closed the jaws when desired, and they could then be
drawn up with their prize. The tongs were also used for breaking
apart portions of the wreck to get at the cargo. The Cohasset
men worked upon this wreck for three summers, securing a very
valuable amount of merchandise. The whole undertaking is one
of great enterprise and skill and must have been difficult from
the great depth of the water. The locality was known to fisher-
men as the "Alabama ground" for many years.

On Feb. 5, 1849, at 4 a.m., in a driving northeast snowstorm,
the ship Jennie Lind, loaded with cotton, was wrecked on North
Scituate Beach, abreast of the old Collier house. To show the
great trials of some of these navigators, the captain of this ship
said that he "had been in Boston bay for nine days and had not in
that time seen the sun, moon or stars." The crew were safely
landed and the cotton unloaded, after which, by dint of great
exertion for seventeen days and the use of oil-casks, the vessel was
floated and saved. In all this work, as well as that on another
cotton ship named Dublin, which was also saved, Cohasset men
took the leading part, and the cotton was teamed to Cohasset,

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mostly with oxen, and shipped by the newly-opened South Shore
Railroad.

On October 3, 1851, the bark Vesta, Captain Flynn (the ves-
sel being only two years old), loaded with coal, struck the back
of Gull Ledge. Cohasset men discharged the cargo, and she
was brought in and beached on the point now owned by Mr.
C. W. Barron. John Bates of Cohasset bought her, but she was
later sold, and made some long voyages under Captain Percival,
on one of which she had John L. Pratt, as second mate, and
Daniel Bray Lincoln, Nathaniel W. Treat, and John Murphy,
all of Cohasset, as seamen. Later she sailed under a foreign
flag, and is said to have been still afloat near the end of the cen-
tury.

On April 8, 1852, the brig Mantel of Belfast, Me., Captain
Staples, was wrecked on East Hogshead Ledge, and all hands
were lost. Her spars came ashore on Sandy Beach, and the
bodies of the crew were found inside Brush Island. She was
loaded with turpentine and hides from Darien, Ga.

On January 29, 1853, the bark Maryland, Captain Davis,
was caught in a hurricane, and her crew could not reef topsails
quickly enough to prevent their being torn to ribbons. She came
alongside the light-ship, then stationed at Minots, and tried to
anchor. Failing in this, she struck the north side of Gull Ledge,
and drifted into Briggs Harbor, where she was beached. She
had an assorted cargo from Baltimore, which was unloaded by
Cohasset men, under Captain Daniel Lothrop. The cargo was
carried by lighters to the inner side of White Head, whence it
was conveyed to Boston by packets. The bark was successfully
floated and repaired.

On January 19, 1857, a very destructive storm wrecked two
fine vessels upon our shore in one day. The first was the bark
New Empire (briefly referred to in "Narrative History of Cohasset,"
p. 473). She was loaded with cotton, and wrecked about 300
feet from White Head. The rescue of her crew is notable for
ingenuity and bravery. The sea was covered with broken and
treacherous ice, of the kind known as "porridge," making it
impracticable to use a boat and unsafe to attempt to walk upon
it. A Cohasset man, named Peter Falcon, walked to the wreck

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by stepping upon two oblong rubber life-preservers, which he
moved forward alternately as he proceeded over the broken ice.
In this way he brought a sounding line to the shore, by means
of which finally a hawser was carried across. A skiff was then
pulled over the ice, and later a dory. Twelve men from the
shore were thus drawn out to the wreck to haul the lines and
render other assistance. The crew were all saved, including one
with a broken leg and another with a dislocated shoulder. They
were all taken to the house of John J. Lothrop, at Sandy Cove*.
As the snow was very deep and the roads impassible, our life-
savers next turned their attention to rescuing Dr. Foster, who
was trying to reach the injured men, but became buried in a
snowdrift. They dug out his horse, and unhitching him from
the shafts, drew the sleigh themselves for the last half mile.

For the courageous work in rescuing the crew of the New
Empire the Massachusetts Humane Society gave Peter Falcon a
silver medal and $10, and a bronze medal to each of the following:
Isaac Pratt, Henry Collier, Nathaniel W. Treat, Alexander Litch-
field, M. B. Stetson, Loring Bates, and L. Jenkins. The New
Empire was saved and re-fitted.

It would seem that our Cohasset life-savers might well have
been exhausted after this severe experience, but new work
awaited them, for the same evening the ship California had
struck on Black Ledge and had pounded heavily during the
night. Three men on board had taken refuge on the ledge,
which is a quarter of a mile from shore. The California had
parted chains and drifted from Gloucester, where she was dis-
charging cargo, and the men on board were not the crew, but
ship-keepers. As soon as morning light came to their aid, our
Cohasset men must hurry to Kimball's point to save the three
men who were in peril. The same "porridge" confronted them
here, and they came hastily, even without lines to assist them.
Quickly seizing a dory and being unable to walk on the field ice,
a number of men, by sprawling on their hands and knees, were

* In this house had been received in 1849 tne survivors of the ill-fated ship
St. John. Later the house was for many years kept as a boarding-house and
known as the " Lothrop House " or as " Mrs. Winslow's Cottage." Like the
Warren Bates house, it furnished the first introduction to Cohasset for many of
our present summer residents.

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able to push and pull the dory to the ledge. They then assisted
the three men into the boat and attempted to return to the shore
in the same manner. When hardly more than 100 feet from the
ledge, the dory settled through the ice so badly that the men
could no longer move her.

In the meantime a skiff, manned by Nathaniel W. Treat,
Thomas Tower, and a Mr. Leighton had been pushed out from
Kimball's Point to within 50 feet of the dory, and had passed a
line to the latter. The skiff formed a foothold from which to
pull upon the dory. While this was in progress, men on the shore
had laid hold of a pile of spruce floor boards which had come
ashore from the deck-load of some schooner, and by stretching
these upon the ice, men were able to walk out upon them, carry-
ing the rope of the fire-engine which had been hastily brought
from the village. Time had been precious, for the field ice was
already moving down the shore with the outgoing tide, but two
hundred willing hands on the beach soon drew both boats ashore
with their living freight. The frost-bitten men were cared for
at the house of Mr. Peter C. Kimball. That Cohasset men
could save every life exposed in the wrecks of these two vessels,
in zero weather, testifies to their pluck and bravery. Dr. Foster's
sleigh was again pulled by men to the relief of these frost bitten
seamen : this time being drawn over the ice, across Little Harbor.
The cold was so extreme at this time that no salt water was
visible from the highest rocks, and the lightship anchored two
miles or more to the northeast of Minots Ledge was completely
surrounded with ice.

For services in saving men on the California the Massachusetts
Humane Society gave "certificates" to Peter C. Kimball and
Patrick Sullivan, and $2 each to the following: Aaron Pratt,
Manuel Antoine, Loring Bates, Nathaniel W. Treat, Charles
Studley, Warren Bates, Cornelius Lincoln, Frederick Tower,
Frank Antoine, Samuel Groce, Joseph Chadbourn, Frederick
Torrey, David Stoddard, Lincoln Jenkins, James Edwards,
James Pettee, William Doane, and John Powers.

These grim perils were not without their pleasantries, for as
soon as the lives were saved, some attention must be paid to the
cargo. As this ship was loaded with gin and sugar it was con-

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sidered by some to be very attractive. Peter Falcon, the sure-
footed, was returning from the ledge with a gallon bottle of gin
under his arm, when one foot slumped through the ice and crack
went his bottle, saving only a pint in the bottom. How to get
this pint safely ashore was the problem — one which he solved
by promptly drinking it. Some men who did not break their
bottles didn't get home at all that night. The next day the town
turned out to save the sugar, and brought it home in tubs, kegs,
bags, pillow cases, and even stocking legs. They had enough to
sweeten them for a long time.

On April 15, 1857, the bark Nueces, from Galveston, for
Boston, with a cargo of cotton, hides, and pecan nuts, came into
the bay during a snowstorm, and made the Minot Ledge light-
ship. The captain, supposing it to be Thatcher's Island lights,
shaped his course accordingly for Boston Light, which course
carried him to the south of Black Rocks. Seeing his mistake, he
came to anchor, but the anchor not holding, he cut away his
masts and the bark slowly kedged in upon the shore about
the center of Green Hill. The crew, with three lady passengers,
were landed safely with the help of the townspeople. Part of the
cargo was saved by rolling it over Green Hill, and the remainder
was loaded upon lighters. Capt. Joseph H. Smith of Cohasset
discharged the cargo by contract. After about two weeks the bark
was floated with the aid of the steamer R. B. Forbes, and taken to
Boston for repairs. It was in rescuing this crew that Captain
Frederick Tower of Cohasset nearly lost his life. Fastening a
rope about his waist he plunged into the surf and carried it to
the bark, but in doing so, narrowly escaped being crushed
between the vessel's side and a huge boulder. This boulder
remains by Green Hill now and is said to have been pushed to
its present position by the vessel. A hawser was then drawn
across and made fast at the top of Green Hill. Passengers and
crew were then saved by lashing each into an arm-chair, and
drawing it along the hawser to the top of the hill.

On Jan. 6, 1858 the ship Serampur struck a ledge off Pleasanf
Beach. The crew were saved in a lifeboat. The cargo was an
assorted one from New Orleans, consisting of flour, whiskey, syrup,
hides, and lead. The flour came handy for many of the towns-

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people, especially as the underwriters valued it at only $4 a
barrel, although flour was then selling for $8. A citizen could
buy a barrel he had saved by payment of $2. There are rumors
of barrels of whiskey being carefully buried in the beaches for
future use. The eagle which for many years has ornamented
the front of Independence fire-engine house came from the stern
of the Serampur.

On January 28, 1859, the ship Roebuck, commanded by Cap-
tain Soule of Hingham, loaded with cotton from New Orleans
was wrecked on the "West Willies." She lay there a week, and
while being unloaded, a storm came and broke her to pieces.
Many bales of her cotton were chewed up as she ground
on the ledges, so that all the neighboring shores were covered
with white cotton, washed up like seaweed. Many sunken bales
were raised by grapples, and about 100 bales came ashore whole.
All (even the loose cotton) was disposed of at good salvage (40
per cent).

On March 3, 1862, the brig Lincoln of Chelsea (only two years
old) struck alongside the lighthouse at 4 a.m., and split in two.
She was loaded with 240 tons of coal from Hoboken. Cohasset
men recovered the coal from the sea bottom. As she split open
her American ensign floated out upon the water. One of the
wrecking party tried to grasp it, but remarked that it would be
recovered later. Singularly, after four weeks it was found in
Sandy Cove. On the same night the brig Marcia, also coal-
laden, went ashore back of the Glades House, and another brig
was wrecked at Cedar Point, Scituate. All three of these ves-
sels were consigned to one firm, and all were wrecked within a
space of three hours.

On January 16, 1865, the brig Dawn of Day, of St. John, N. B.,
from Turk's Island, loaded with salt, struck first on Shepard's
Ledge, and later on the big rock in the middle of Sandy Cove,
and rapidly went to pieces, but the crew were saved.

In 1868 the steamer Tripoli, in a thick fog, ran upon the " East
Willies," and her bow became wedged in the rocks. With the
rising tide and with assistance of tugs she backed off and
proceeded.

On March 2, 1868, the schooner Nathaniel G. Clark, loaded

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with cotton, hides, and rosin, from Charleston, S. C, anchored
outside the light in a northeast gale and snowstorm, and slipping
her anchors, drifted inside the "West Willies," and later inside the
Hazards, and struck on the rocks. She had a crew of five men
and one passenger, a young boy. Singularly, the boy was the
only one saved from the wreck. When the vessel struck, the
boy, following the example of the crew, climbed into the rigging.
Looking down, he saw an old sailor taking refuge in the bow,
under the slight shelter known to mariners as the "top gallant
forecastle." The boy reasoned that this aged man was experi-
enced, and knew the safest place, so he climbed down and joined
him. As the ship pounded on the rocks the sailors in the rigging
were "slatted" off and drowned, while those in the bow were safe.
The old man ventured out too soon, however, and met his death
as a mighty wave boarded the vessel. The boy remained in his
place of safety until rescued. The vessel was a total loss.

On March 20, 1873, the bark Josephine, loaded with hides
and wool, was wrecked on North Scituate Beach. The crew
were saved, but the vessel was a total loss.

On March 12, 1878, the schooner Volante (a packet running
between Eastport and Boston), loaded with herring and turnips,
having anchored under the lee of Black Ledge, parted chains,
and in a fresh north wind and snowstorm struck the rocks on
Beach Island, about 200 feet west of the present breakwater.
Her crew ran out on the bowsprit, jumped ashore, and took
refuge in the cottage of Mr. Cutter. This happened at about
the time of the celebrated "walking match," in the Town Hall
and our Cohasset men, turning from one excitement to another,
came down to unload the cargo. Those first arriving carried
their goods to a convenient place on Beach Island and returned
to the vessel for more, while another gang mysteriously loaded
the booty upon a wagon and took it to Cohasset. The second
gang had the easier time, and in the hurry and bustle were not
discovered for some time.

On August 29, 1886, the bark Joseph A. Ropes, with a valuable
cargo from Zanzibar, Africa, went ashore in a thick fog on a bar
about half a mile west of the Sea Ledges, but was only slightly
damaged and was pulled off in a day or two and proceeded to

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Boston. This vessel was totally wrecked five years later on the
shore of Madagascar.

I am indebted for the materials of almost all the foregoing
account to Mr. Nathaniel W. Treat. Further information and
suggestions have been obtained of Mr. Caleb F. Nichols, Mr.
William E. Crocker, Mr. Henry H. Sylvester, Mr. George R.
Howe, and Miss Joanna N. Collier.

The violent storm of November 25 to 28, 1888, appears to
have brought disaster along our shore to a greater number of
vessels, whose names can be identified, than any other of which
we have record. Between Scituate harbor and Boston, no less
than fifteen vessels were wrecked. The storm was of unusual
violence and duration, and the wind reached a velocity of 60
miles an hour. The wrecks at Scituate were the schooner
Edward H. Norton, with loss of fifteen lives, at the First Cliff,
and the schooner J. and J. Locke, at the Sand Hills. At Cohasset
the fishing schooner Stella Lee of Portland, Maine, 80 tons burden,
came ashore at Bassing Beach, having been blown out of
Gloucester Harbor by the violence of the wind. She was not
injured and was floated in safety.

The schooner Sasanoa, of and for Bath, in ballast, also parted
her chains in Gloucester Harbor; her crew escaped to another
vessel, and she came ashore at Pleasant Beach, and was landed
high and dry. She was of 79 tons, built in 187 1, and remained
on the beach for several years as a picturesque landmark until
unfortunately set on fire and burned. The Sasanoa had a num-
ber of times brought coal to Cohasset.

The most melancholy disaster in our vicinity was that of the
steam collier Allentown, which undoubtedly foundered off Cohasset
with all on board. Large quantities of her wreckage came ashore
on all our beaches. The Allentown was built in Philadelphia, in
1873. She was 250 feet long, and had capacity for 1650 tons of
coal. She was owned by the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
road, and with her were lost eighteen lives.

Although only the three wrecks just named occurred on the
Cohasset shore, six vessels met disaster on the shore of Hull.
Their names are as follows : Schooner H. C. Higginson, on rocks
below Atlantic House; schooner Mattie E. Eaton, on beach a short

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distance north of the last; the abandoned British brigantine
Alice, at Kenberna, and schooners Cox and Green, Gertrude Abbott,
and Bertha F. Walker, off Hull, near Toddy Rocks. These six
wrecks made strenuous work for the men of the Hull and North
Scituate Life-saving Stations, and some Cohasset men added their
services. (See "Narrative History of Cohasset," p. 482.) Twenty-
eight lives were rescued from these wrecks in Hull.

Besides the wrecks already mentioned, two vessels were driven
ashore in Quincy, one at Spectacle Island, and one at Winthrop,
by this storm, making, as stated, fifteen vessels between Scituate
and Boston. It is a curious coincidence that the great gale of
1898 occurred almost precisely ten years later than the one just
described. On March 9, 1890, the schooner Lucy D. Windsor of
Duxbury was capsized and sunk by a squall off Chest Ledge.
The crew of six were found hanging to the bottoms of dories, and
were saved by D. P. Sylvester and his son, Irving. For this act
they received silver medals from the Mass. Humane Society.

For an account of the wrecks in the 1898 gale see chapter in
this volume, page 604.

On Sunday afternoon, September 9, 1900, the steamer John
Endicott, returning from Plymouth, struck a rock in the Gangway
Passage inside Minots Light, and was beached on the bar con-
necting Gull and Shepard's ledges. No lives were lost. Per-
sistent attempts were made by wreckers to save the vessel, and
she was for a time beached on the flats near White Head. Later
she was sunk in 80 feet of water outside Boston Light while being
towed to Boston. A further attempt to raise her was frustrated
by a storm, and portions of the boat came ashore in Cohasset at
Cuba Dam. She was an old boat, built in 1863, and originally
named the Stamford.

It will be noticed that the John Endicott constitutes the only
wreck off Cohasset in the past ten years. This immunity is, no
doubt due to the great increase in steam navigation and to the
establishment of Boston Lightship, in 1894. The building of
Minots light was a considerable aid to navigation, but it directed
the course of vessels too near the dangerous Cohasset rocks, and
ships passing around Minots in safety might still be driven upon
the ledges by a violent " Northeaster." Boston Lightship, in the

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middle of the bay, with plenty of deep water all around, makes
a far safer mark to steer for, and its powerful fog whistle is a
much better signal in thick weather than the fog bell of the light-
house. The new entrance to Boston Harbor, with its powerful
first-order lighthouse at the Graves, will altogether change the
course of the larger vessels as they pass Cohasset. All this makes
for safety, and it may be, let us hope, that the painful series of
wrecks on our shore will never be repeated.

Enough has been recited to show the cruel nature of our rocks
and ledges in time of storm, and also to prove the sturdy quality
of our Cohasset men. Born and reared by the sea, they know
her moods and dare to breast her dangers. The fact that the
vessel was saved and repaired in eleven out of twenty-six wrecks
near Cohasset enumerated in this chapter, testifies to the aid
rendered from the shore. Would that every "rock-bound coast"
had as brave and noble a band of life-savers!

THE GREAT GALE OF NOVEMBER 27, 1898,
IN COHASSET.

By OLIVER H. HOWE.

The great storm of November 27, 1898, was by far the most
destructive one that has visited this coast within the memory of
man. A vast amount of damage was done along the New England
coast and the steamer Portland was lost with all on board.

The only storm to be compared with it was the famous "Light-
house Gale" of 185 1. A comparison of the height of tide in the
two storms may be of interest. In the "old paint shop" on the
wharf near Tower's store there is an old mark with the date 1851
against it, showing the height of the tide in that great storm.
Mr. Edwin Souther has made a mark in the same building for
this storm 28f inches above the floor and 13 inches higher than
the mark of 185 1. A mark of 185 1 in the old "salt- house"
on the other side of the Cove has been leveled across and just
reaches the sill of the fire-department hose-house at the head of the
Cove. The water in the 1898 storm rose still higher and put out
the fire in a stove in the hose-house, thus corroborating the marks
previously mentioned.*

To make a permanent record of the height of the tide in the
1898 storm, the writer had levels taken by Mr. Daniel N. Tower,
surveyor, and copper bolts inserted in the rock in three different
places. The levels were taken from a mark in the boat-building
shop of Arthur O. Higgins on Margin Street and from a mark made
by the writer on the "old sail loft" on the afternoon of the storm.
The large doors of Mr. Higgins' shop had been broken in by the
sea, and the level of the water was accurately recorded by the fact

* Careful surveys and comparisons show that the coast of Massachusetts is
subsiding at the rate of about one foot in a century. As 47 years intervened
between these two storms, the difference of 13 inches may be, in part, accounted
for. Making proper deduction for subsidence, the tide in the 1898 gale would
be seven and three eighths inches higher than in its predecessor. For interesting
proofs of subsidence at many points along the shore, see Mass. Report of the
Committee on Charles River Dam (1903) pp. 529-572.

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that a quantity of varnish floated on the water in the shop and
left its mark everywhere. The copper bolts were inserted in the
following places: 1. In a ledge on Border Street near the "Village
Guildhall" and nearly opposite the fire-hose houses; 2. On
Border Street a short distance beyond the house of James Brennock ;
3. In the vertical escarpment of the rock of " Government Island"
next the "Gulf Stream." The latter locality is within the tide
gate, but the level mentioned is intended to represent the level of
the tide in Cohasset harbor.

On account of the development of our shore, there was in 1898
much more property to be injured. The two causes of injury were
the terrible gale and the very high tide. The force of the wind was
shown by the great number of trees prostrated. All the woodland,
even that situated several miles from the shore, suffered severely.
Many pieces of pine woodland had half the trees uprooted. A
few trees had their trunks snapped off midway. The sawmills
and some portable mills in Norwell were kept very busy during
the winter and spring in disposing of fallen trees and were then
unable to work them all up. The uprooting of trees was facili-
tated by the facts that there was no frost in the ground at the
time and that the foliage of the pines was loaded with snow.

Another evidence of the extreme force of the wind was the fact
that many weather vanes were carried away or broken. In some
cases the iron rod supporting the vane was bent at an angle by the
wind. Maximum velocity of wind in Boston, 72 miles an hour.

The streets of the town were all impassable because of snow and
of branches of trees and whole trees blown done across them to
an extent never before seen by the writer. The electric-light poles
and wires were sadly disarranged. Many poles were prostrated
and the wires were in many instances hanging low or trailing on
the ground. The snow had frozen on the wires, making them
two or three inches in diameter, and their great weight when thus
encumbered led to a large share of their disaster.

A very noticeable feature of the storm was its sudden onset and
short duration. The afternoon of the 26th (Saturday) was
cloudy and somewhat chilly, but not otherwise unpleasant. At
6 p.m. the writer rode a bicycle from Gannett's Corner to Cohasset
and was not troubled by wind or any other circumstance. Later

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in the evening it began to snow. At 10 p.m. two young men rode
their bicycles from Warren Bates' boarding house beyond Steep
Rocks on Jerusalem Road to their home by Cohasset Common.
They said the wind was becoming severe and there were about two
inches of slush on the ground, but they were able to ride their
wheels. Between then and midnight the storm broke out in all
its fury, and houses in the village were shaken and rocked to an
unusual degree. High tide occurred at 10.40 a.m. and the main
violence and damage of the storm took place before noon on
Sunday. It will be seen that the main fury of the storm was
confined to a little more than twelve hours — a marked contrast
to its predecessor, the Lighthouse storm, which gathered its
fury during three days of violent east wind. In our 1898 storm
it was feared by many that the night tide would rise still higher
and greatly increase the damage, but such did not prove to be the
case. The 1898 storm differed from its predecessor in not occur-
ring at high-course tides. The high level to which the water rose
was probably due to the force of the east wind in driving the water
in. The barometer in the 1898 gale was extremely low, 28.7.
The greatest damage to houses along the shore occurred at the Sand
Hills in Scituate, at Nantasket Beach and the vicinity of Gun
Rock, and at North Scituate Beach. Cohasset summer cottages
were too well founded to receive much damage. The injury
to beaches and shore roads in Cohasset was considerable, and a
somewhat systematic account of the damage done on the Cohasset
shore may be of interest.

Beginning near the easterly part of our shore, the most perma-
nent damage was done to Bassing Beach. For many years past
this beach has been used by a number of Cohasset men for the
purpose of bleaching and drying Irish moss. For the men thus
engaged, mossing has furnished a continuous occupation for the
summer. The beach before the storm had upon it twenty-two
small buildings, most of them being used for the storing of moss,
but several served for temporary dwellings of the mossers and two
were used as gunning shanties. The storm moved or demolished
all these buildings but one, and lowered the beach a good deal,
making it less suitable for mossing purposes. The buildings and
their debris were stranded along the southerly side of Bailey's

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Creek, one or two being carried nearly to Border Street. Fortu-
nately all the mossers but two had sold their moss earlier in the
fall, so most of the buildings were empty. Two men, Cornelius
Murphy and Thomas Dunn, were staying at their shanties on the
beach. As the tide rose and surrounded the buildings, each took
refuge upon the roof and was carried some distance in that manner.
One jumped into a boat which was drifting by and thus reached
the shore. The other leaped upon a rock in midstream and was
rescued by a man from the shore in a boat. No loss of life occurred
in Cohasset on account of this storm and no bodies floated ashore.
In Scituate, at the Sand Hills, a woman was drowned while
attempting to escape from a cottage, and four young men camping
upon an island in North River were drowned. At the culvert on
Border Street beyond Government Island the railings on both sides
of the street were carried away by floating debris, and the water
was about six feet deep over the road. The railings between Gulf
bridge and Tower's wharf were also carried away. Tower
Brothers' lumber wharf suffered great damage, the lumber stored on
their various wharves being floated off, strewn upon Border Street,
lodged at different places about Cohasset harbor, and some of it
carried under the Gulf bridge and stranded at different points up
Gulf River; some of these points being quite distant.

All of Border St. west of Gulf bridge was under water and was
made impassable for horses by being thickly strewn with lumber,
fence posts, and other debris, which was in places piled three feet
high. Several boats, including one sail-boat, were left in the middle
of the road. The level of the water against Tower's building,
known as the "old sail loft," was 33% inches above the street.
The high-water line on this and other buildings is beautifully
shown on the accompanying photograph which was taken from a
point looking east. The buildings, beginning at the left hand, are :
the old sail loft, Tower Brothers' store, Tower Brothers' coal shed.
Beyond the latter is seen the wreck of the schooner Daylight, to be
referred to later. The foundations of the old sail loft were laid in
the form of a mainsail, so that sails of that shape could be con-
veniently laid out upon the floor.

The driveways and open spaces on the wharves were in similar
condition to the street, and the buildings and wharves were some-

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what damaged. The greater part of Snow Place was under water.
Also South Main St. near the Catholic Church, the water over the
road in the latter locality being too deep for high rubber boots.
The well of Capt. Henry Collier became salt and was unfit for use
for a number of weeks. Part of Summer St. between Snow Place
and the Cove was under water. The triangular common at the
Cove was all under water, as well as all the streets bordering the
Cove; all of Margin St. except the hill near its beginning;, all of
Stockbridge St. except the hill near its further end and all the
easterly part of Atlantic Ave. In Tilden's blacksmith shop the
water was 16 inches deep over the floor. It was up to the upper
surfaces of the window sills of the small house at the corner of
Stockbridge and Margin Sts., level with the sills of Walter Spear's
house on Stockbridge St. At the head of the Cove the water
after rising to the level of the road fell in a cascade into the
meadow beyond, destroying sidewalk, retaining wall, and adjacent
platforms.

The piling supporting Caleb F. Nichols' store was somewhat
damaged and the water rose to the window sills of the building.
Mr. Nichols' stock of groceries was not injured at all, owing to his
prudent custom of keeping all goods above the level of the counter.
At high tide men were traversing the streets about the Cove in
rowboats. Many small yachts had been laid up for the winter
about the shores of the Cove, some, like the Zulu owned by Mr.
William Hanlon, being securely lodged in the meadow adjoining
Margin St. All these boats, and others anchored in the Cove,
were set adrift and, by colliding with each other and with the shore,
suffered serious injury and were landed in very strange places.
The Zulu, a large sloop, was left close against the highway between
the hook and ladder house and near Caleb F. Nichols' store. This
boat was not injured, however.

The Daylight, a schooner of 10.25 gross tonnage, owned by
Joseph Jason and used by him in taking out pleasure parties, was
anchored in the Cove, but was beached by the storm at the landing
just beyond Tower Brothers' coal shed. She had some holes stove
in her besides being otherwise damaged and was carried partly into
the highway. She was considered a complete wreck, was stripped
of her rigging and her hull was sawed up for firewood, April 7,

The Great Gale of November 2j, 1898, in Cohasset. 609

1899. The condition of her planking and timbers when taken
apart showed that she went out of service none too soon for safety.
She was built in Bristol, R.I., in 1877.

The water poured through the depression between Atlantic Ave.
and Stockbridge St., making an island of all beyond. It also
isolated the Lawrence Barrett house, occupied by Mr. C. W.
Barron. In Mr. Barron's stable it rose so high about the horses'
legs that they had to be removed to a place of safety.

Beyond Bourne's corner the water was level with the tops of the
stone walls, and beyond the next corner on Margin St. it floated off
long sections of the wooden capping from the walls. In James
Sweeney's house at the Cove a large stick of timber passed into a
front basement window and passed out through a rear one. The
family were taken out of the upper windows and rescued in a boat.

At Sandy Cove the water was very high, reaching far inland,
around and between the cottages. It covered Atlantic Ave. quite
deeply in front of Nathaniel W. Treat's house and near Mr. Fox's
driveway. The seas began to break over the Sandy Cove beach and
into the meadow as early as 7.30 a.m., which was three hours before
high tide. The water was level with the floor of Rev. James Reed's
piazza.

In the Mohawk Valley it poured across the highway, washing
away the sides of the road. Roads of this kind are injured in these
storms by a double cascade action, being cut down on the landward
side while the water is rising. When the tide turns the cascade is
in the other direction, cutting down the seaward side and leaving
a narrow strip of the road intact in the middle. If the cascade
action is sufficiently prolonged, this strip will also disappear, making
a complete breach several feet in depth. On Beach St. the tin roof
of the L of Mr. James H. Nichols' house was torn off and thrown
like a balloon across the street.

At Cunningham's bridge the water was over the road on both
sides of the bridge and covered quite an area of the lawn of Mr. B.
Preston Clark with driftwood. One of the most thrilling events of
the storm was the wreck of the fishing schooner Juniata at the
breakwater, Beach Island, and the miraculous escape of her crew.
This vessel had left the " Georges" fishing grounds and was return-
ing to Boston, hastening somewhat to escape the threatening storm.

610 History of Cohasset.

She was overtaken by the full violence of the gale in the middle of
the bay and one sail after another torn to ribbons. She then
anchored, but her chains parted under the fearful violence of the
sea. Her captain then headed south, hoping to find calmer water in
the lee of the ledges. The captain and 17 men all had to take
refuge in the rigging. The vessel, after striking on some outlying
rocks and later grazing Brush Island, struck plump broadside
against the wooden breakwater on Beach Island. The men were
able to step off upon the breakwater, but the captain was knocked
off the breakwater into the water and was saved only by his vigorous
swimming. AH were saved and effecting an entrance into
Mr. Nicholas Sheldon's cottage nearby, made a fire and got the
first warmth and comfort they had had for many hours. The
vessel struck the breakwater at about 4.30 a.m., which was the hour
of low tide. The facts that she drew 10 feet of water and that she
landed on rocks which are perfectly bare at low tide confirm the
opinion of Cohasset mariners that during that night the tide did
not ebb at all but kept coming in higher and higher under the force
of the wind. As the tide rose, the seas lifted the Juniata clean over
the breakwater and landed her high up on the beach and close to
Mr. Sheldon's piazza. The vessel was of beautiful model, only
six months old, 78 tons, 100 ft. over all, 23 ft. beam, and 10 ft. hold.
Her captain was Robert M. Corey, who owned one-quarter of her.
A full account of the vessel and wreck was written by Rev. E. Victor
Bigelow and published in the Boston Herald (evening edition)
November 28, 1898. The writer is indebted to this account for the
foregoing facts. The accompanying photograph shows the wreck
of the Juniata.

The Juniata was sold at public auction early in December to a
Mr. Burke of Scituate for $680. A building mover was employed
to raise her out of the sand and move her to the lower part of fhe
beach, after which, at 12 noon on Feb. 25, 1899, she was success-
fully launched into the breakwater, triumphantly passed out
through the opening and, in tow of a tug, was taken to Gloucester
to be repaired and refitted.

The escape of this vessel and crew is a very marvelous event.
Had the vessel struck one hundred feet to one side or the other •
from the breakwater she would have encountered savage rocks

The Great Gale of November 27, 1898, in Cohasset. 611

and been dashed to pieces. The breakwater was as safe as a
wharf, but it suffered much damage itself and had most of its
planking removed from the portion where the vessel struck it.

The sea swept savagely across Sandy Beach, washing away a
portion of the highway, especially upon the back side, and cover-
ing other portions of the road with three or four feet of beach
pebbles. The pranks played with the bath-houses are somewhat
interesting. All the latter that were fastened down were either
demolished beyond recovery or had their front and back walls
completely smashed and were then partly buried in beach stones.
Those bath-houses that were not fastened down floated for very
considerable distances, often with little or no injury. Many
of them reposed among the shrubbery along the shores of Little
Harbor or were left insecurely perched like erratic bowlders upon
projecting ledges of the shore, while a few reached the garden of
Mr. Charles S. Bates near the head of the Common, being landed
high up, within a few rods of North Main St.

Passing over the bluff occupied by the Kimball property and
down the slight hill to the beach, we found the beautiful macadam-
ized road and its high retaining wall on the south side reduced to a
state of chaos. The sea had made wide breaches through it,
washing it out to the depth of five or six feet, and we found only
irregular hillocks of gravel and wastes of beach stones, impassable
for all except pedestrians. The Massachusetts Humane Society's
boat-house and the old boat-house adjoining it were both canted
down from their supports. The new barn and boat-storage house of
Mr. Matthew Luce was also undermined and canted. Mr. Luce's
club-house, which stands in an exposed situation on the beach, was
uninjured, probably owing to its being raised up on posts, with
good opportunity for the sea to sweep underneath it. The small
one-story house that had for many years stood high up on the beach
was moved from its location, turned half-way round, and had
some of its walls demolished. It was a complete wreck and was
soon taken down. .

The house formerly occupied by the late John Roche, which
stood upon the southerly side of Atlantic Avenue, was standing
during the Lighthouse storm. It was in this house that Mrs.
Peter Kimball took refuge during that storm, and she was removed

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from it in a boat, as the water rose high about it. Although
uninjured in that storm it was not so fortunate in this one, as it
was moved about fifteen feet off its foundation and turned partly
round. Mr. Aldrich, who was in his cottage at the time, said that
the Roche house was moved round a number of times and that he
could one minute see the front door and the next minute could not.
The water rose in the house a foot higher than the window-sills
and reached a point 4 ft. 8 in. above the ground. An outbuilding
measuring 10 ft. by 14 ft. and used as a woodshed and hen-house
was carried by the water to Cat Dam. The Roche house was
torn down about the middle of May, 1899. Thus perished an old
landmark of the shore and the former abode of two very estimable
people. Its foundation stones have been gathered into a cairn
upon which nasturtiums gracefully climb.

The highway in the vicinity of the Roche house was covered by
a bank of sand about five feet deep. At Pleasant Beach we saw
abundant signs of the storm's havoc with the shipping, for the
beach presented the appearance of a large lumber yard. Ship
timbers of all sizes were strewn in profusion, most of them being
of clean hard pine, showing that fine new vessels were unable
to cope with the storm's fury. These big sticks were soon appro-
priated by our citizens, and some of them were used to build a
breakwater at Pleasant Beach. The volume of water and wreck-
age pouring over Cat Dam broke down both railings and damaged
the road. The causeway near S^eep Rocks had the tide to the
tops of the fences, and it reached the level of the sill of the house
owned by Mr. Edward Wheelwright, and occupied by his coach-
man, James Sweeney, at the foot of Steep Rocks.

Piazzas of the cottages of Hon. H. H. Coolidge and William
Faxon, Jr., were destroyed. A chimney was blown over on the
house of Matthew Luce, and the cottage of G. D. Braman had its
tin roof blown off. The stable of the Pitkin cottage was under-
mined and canted down toward the sea. A small stone building
on the small valley beach near the Black Rock House had its roof
partly detached by force of wind and wave. The rear piazzas of
the Black Rock House were damaged.

The beach extending from Jerusalem Road to Green Hill
suffered a breach of about 75 feet in width. It was covered with

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all kinds of wreckage and encumbered with the masts, keel, and
several large portions of the hull of a coal barge that was wrecked
on Black Rock. One of the masts now forms the lower section
of Mr. Thomas W. Lawson's flagstaff at the John Bryant place.
This coal barge, after striking on Black Rock, careened, so that
the mast rested on the island. The crew climbed to the island
by following the mast and were brought ashore by the Hull Life-
Saving Crew. Many coal barges are said to have foundered
in Massachusetts Bay during this storm, and the masts of two
unknown schooners were found sticking up near the entrance of
Cohasset harbor.

A great deal of wreckage was swept into Straits Pond, covering
the ice for large areas, and lodged along its shores. A small one-
story building was carried to the further end of Straits Pond and
remained standing in the water near Nantasket post office for
some time until it was burned.

All our beaches were made more steep, much of the material
being carried over to the back side, leaving the beaches less able
to cope with future storms and less able to protect the roads they
bear. Undoubtedly the storms of a century have robbed Cohasset
of some land area. Mr. James Pettee informed me that many
years ago he cultivated a good-sized vegetable garden back of the
Black Rock House, between it and the sea. He also said that on
the northerly side of Jerusalem Road, between the Black Rock
House and the beach leading to Green Hill, there was a field which
produced hay and which was large enough for a hay wagon to turn
round upon without difficulty. The condition of the latter place is
now such that one more great storm might easily destroy a portion
of the highway. (These references to the Black Rock House relate
to the old hotel which formerly stood close to Jerusalem Road a
little east of its intersection with Forest Ave.)

The winter of 1898-9 was also remarkable for a great snow
storm. Snow had been falling pretty steadily for two days, when,
on the 13th of February, the storm redoubled in fury and the rate
of snowfall greatly increased. The result when the sky cleared
on the morning of the 14th was that every road in town was blocked;
so much so that all the streets in the center of the town had to be
shoveled out by hand. Three places in town showed by measure-

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ment drifts eight feet deep, viz. : Sohier's hill, Sohier St. near top
of Deer Hill, and Jerusalem Road near Mr. Wadleigh's cottage.
It was nearly noon on Feb. 15, thirty-six hours after the storm
cleared off, before a sleigh could pass from Depot Court to the
North End at junction of Jerusalem Road. The railroad was
impassable from Monday noon until 7 p.m. Tuesday. The snow
was so deep on a level that a man residing by Cohasset Common
tried to drive out in his sleigh, but in attempting to cross the
Common, back of the Unitarian Church, got so badly stuck that
he had to back out and return home. The oldest residents said
they had never seen the roads more encumbered with snow, and
the great storm of 1867 is probably the only recent one with which
this of February, 1899, could be compared. The beach leading to
Green Hill was covered with ice five to eight feet in thickness.
This fact together with the frozen condition of the beach itself
undoubtedly prevented further ravages by the sea.

The winter of 1903-4 was notable for its long term of continu-
ous sleighing. It began to snow on the day after Christmas, and
it was good sleighing on all the roads until Town Meeting Day
(March 7), a period of ten weeks. Such winters are now com-
mon in the inland and northern portions of New England, and
are said to have been common here in " old times," but it seems
that the one just mentioned is the only one of the kind experi-
enced in Cohasset for thirty or forty years.

A SHORT HISTORY OF ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH.

By REV. HOWARD KEY BARTOW.

The parish of St. Stephen's began with the first service held in
The Grand Army Hall June 4, 1893. From this venture there
have resulted the thriving congregation and the gothic stone church
which crowns the rocks in the center of the town.

The first rector, or as he preferred to be called, preacher, was the
Rev. Charles Ferguson, who assumed charge of the parish
April 26, 1893, and after two years he was succeeded in 1895,
by the Rev. J. B. Thomas who ministered to the parish until
1898. A short period, less than a year, elapsed between his leaving
and the calling of a new rector. This time was covered by the
Rev. James Woods, who acted as locum tenens until the arrival
of the Rev. Milo H. Gates, who resigned the parish at Ipswich to
become rector June 1, 1898. The active history of the parish
begins with Mr. Gates, for through his efforts the parish life was
centered in the beautitul gothic church, with its modern parish
house.

The corner stone was laid by Bishop Lawrence, Friday,
December 8, 1899, in the presence of the rector, vestry, visiting
clergy, and townspeople. Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson of Boston,
were the architects. Following the perpendicular gothic style, they
created a dignified, stately edifice, and their design was splendidly
carried out by the contractors, L. D. Willcutt & Son. The work-
men were almost all Cohasset men. The church was consecrated
in June, 1900, by Bishop Lawrence, with the tower of the church
uncompleted.

Mr. Gates left Cohasset January 1, 1904, to assume the rector-
ship of a New York City church, after he had completed the
building of the parish house, which was a memorial gift, and he was
succeeded by the Rev. H. K. Bartow, the present rector, February
14, 1904. The tower of the church was begun January, 1906, and
dedicated by the bishop September 30, 1906. This, like the
church building proper, was the result of general subscription
among the congregation.

The seven memorial stained glass windows in the church are the
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616 History of Cohasset.

work of Mr. Harry E. Goodhue of Cambridge, and were given
in memory of various persons, — a vestryman, a choir boy, one of
the laborers on the church, and relatives of members of the
congregation.

Several gifts made to the church are of interest as being historical.
The alms bason the gift of Mrs. Thomas Richardson, is very
old and came from Italy; the shaft of the baptismal font was
given through Mr. Gates, by the rector, the Rev. A. C. W. Upcher,
and parish of St. Andrew's Church, Hingham, England, and was
the original font of that ancient parish. It is badly marred, and is
supposed to have been broken by the soldiers of Cromwell when
so many churches in England were despoiled. The font has
been restored practically as it was originally. The ancestors of
Abraham Lincoln, as well as of all the early settlers of this town
and Hingham, were baptized in the font of which this shaft was a
part. The corner stone of the church was the doorstep of the old
center schoolhouse, which afterwards became the Grand Army
Hall, where the first services of this church were held. This door-
step was used for those associations and because the grandfather
of the contractor, Mr. L. D. Willcutt, labored on the construction
of the original building. The two alms boxes, on either side of
the entrance under the tower, are both very old. That on the left
was an original alms box and came from Nuremberg; the other
has been converted to the present use from an old "strong" box
brought from the Continent, and is the gift of Mr. E. B. Townsend.

Present Officers of the Church.
Rev. Howard Key Bartow, Rector.

Wardens and Vestry.
Mr. Joseph S. Bigelow, Senior Warden.
Mr. George W. Bouve, Junior Warden.
Mr. B. Preston Clark, Treasurer.
Mr. Edgar W. Bates, Clerk.
Mr. A. S. Bigelow.
Dr. D. W. Gilbert.
Mr. James Dean.
Mr. Alexander Williams.
Mr. Levi B. Clark.
Mr. William R. Sears.

"After the manner of our fathers, so worship we God."

THE POPE MEMORIAL CHURCH.

By REV. CECIL HARPER.

The Pope Memorial Church was built in 1890 as a memorial
to Charles Linder Pope, who died April 21, 1898, in the seven-
teenth year of his age.

The church, erected by his parents Colonel and Mrs. Albert A.
Pope, is situated at the opening of Jerusalem Road, near West's
Corner, fronted by a broad lawn and looking up Strait's Pond
toward the Black Rock. It is built in gothic style, of seam-faced
Quincy granite, trimmed with gray, and roofed with red tile. It
has a large open tower, containing a rich tenor bell. The seating
capacity of the church is about two hundred and forty, and of
the vestry sixty. The walls are tinted green, and the ceiling a
cream, with exposed rafters. The church contains a finely
voiced pipe organ. Music is made a feature of the service, and
many distinguished vocalists are heard each year.

The church is undenominational, and has no creed. Its
mission is to deepen the spirit of universal brotherhood, and
over the organ in letters of gold is inscribed the text

"Love to God: Love to Man."

It is attended by persons of all denominations — in the summer
by cottagers and guests at the various hotels; in the winter by
the permanent residents.

The pastor, Rev. Cecil Harper, has been in charge from the
beginning. There is a prosperous Sunday school connected
with the church. It is supported by voluntary contributions
and by an annual fair.

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THE PAUL PRATT MEMORIAL LIBRARY.

By REV. WILLIAM R. COLE.

In the Narrative History of Cohasset, by the Rev. E. Victor
Bigelow, there is to be found (pp. 518 to 522) the story of how the
library began as an institution and its development into a public
library of the town, in the year 1879, as the Cohasset Free Public
Library. Within twenty years from that date, it had become
apparent that the quarters it occupied on the first floor of the Town
Hall were inadequate and outgrown. Fortunately the need of the
library and the hopes of its friends were answered by the bequest
of Miss Harriot Eustis Pratt.

Miss Harriot Eustis Pratt was the daughter of Paul Pratt, who
was born in Cohasset May 17, 1788, and died in Cohasset August
31, 1853. At his death he left a modest fortune to his daughters,
Sarah S. and Harriot E., which, through wise management and
shrewd investment by their trustees and the simple, careful living
of the sisters, increased materially. The sisters had from the
start been interested and active in the library work. Miss Sarah
was one of the original trustees of the Cohasset Free Public Library
and continued in that office until her death in 1896. Miss Harriot
died April 19, 1898, and her will, probated May 18, 1898, founded
the Paul Pratt Memorial Library. Her will directed that one-half
of her estate, not including certain real estate amounting to a little
more than forty thousand dollars, should be paid over to the
chairman of the Selectmen of Cohasset, to the pastor of the First
Parish Church in Cohasset and to the pastor of the Second Con-
gregational Church in Cohasset for the time being; and to Randolph
Knapp and James Longley and to two others to be chosen by these
five, who should constitute a board of trustees for the purpose of
establishing and maintaining a public library in the town of
Cohasset to be known as the Paul Pratt Memorial Library. The
will also directed that the three officials should always be members,
ex officio, of the Board of Trustees; that this board should make
reasonable regulations for the establishment and maintenance of

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the library by incorporation or otherwise, and provide for the per-
petual care thereof; and that the largest possible liberty and dis-
cretion in the use of such literary and social means as should tend
to the accomplishment of the purpose of the bequest, be conferred
upon them and their successors in the trust. Aside from the
ex officio members any vacancy which arises in the board is to be
filled by the vote of the remaining members.

Owing to the claim of an adopted niece and consequent litiga-
tion, there intervened a delay of nearly two years before the trustees
could organize.

The first meeting of the trustees of the Paul Pratt Memorial
Library was held in the Selectmen's room in the Town Hall, Feb-
ruary 3, 1900. In accordance with the authority granted to them,
Philander Bates, chairman of the Selectmen of Cohasset, William
R. Cole, pastor of the First Parish Church in Cohasset, E. Victor
Bigelow, pastor of the Second Congregational Church in Cohasset,
and James Longley of Boston, chose Samuel T. Snow of
Cohasset in the place of Randolph Knapp, deceased, and these
five chose Charles A. Welch and Abraham H. Tower, both of
Cohasset.

The board organized with the following officers: President,
Samuel T. Snow; Treasurer, James Longley; and Clerk, William-
R. Cole. In the following month they organized under the laws
of the state as a corporation ; the trustees became directors and the
same officers were elected. There have been changes in the board
occasioned by the change of pastors in the Second Congregational
Church, Rev. Charles W. Merriam taking the place of Rev. E. V.
Bigelow in 1901 and the Rev. F. B. McAllister that of Mr. Merriam
in 1904; and by the deaths of Samuel T. Snow in 1901, of Abraham
H. Tower in 1904 and of Charles A. Welch in 1908, whose places
were filled in order by Charles C. Wheelwright, Edward Nichols
and George W. Collier, all of Cohasset.

The first business the board found under the bequest awaiting
them, was the location and erection of a building. The beginning
of this task was made possible by the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
T. Snow of the piece of land on South Main Street where the
library now stands. Mr. Edward Nichols was selected as the
architect, and the construction of the building was begun in April,

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1902, and finished in December of the same year. As the building
approached completion, the question of bringing the two libraries,
the Cohasset Free Public Library and the Paul Pratt Memorial
Library, into cooperation and union, pressed more and more upon
the attention and thought of the trustees and the townspeople.
The directors of the Paul Pratt Memorial Library were restrained
by the terms of the trust from surrendering the position of regu-
lating and supervising everything in the library, but there was the
town library with its trustees and books. Good sense, business
economy and destiny demanded that the two should be as one. It
was simply brought about. The two boards agreed between them-
selves to an arrangement, whereby the two libraries could work
together without friction and with the common purpose of giving to
the people of Cohasset, the best possible collection of books with
large liberty of use, in a comfortable building modernly equipped.
The agreement was presented to the Town Meeting, March, 1903,
and met with the approval of the citizens. Its duration was for the
term of three years and has since been renewed for a like length of
time. By this agreement, the directors of the Paul Pratt Memorial
Library have exclusive control of the management of the library,
their own funds and the town appropriation. The trustees of
the Cohasset Free Public Library have entire control of the
funds of that library and the interest from the same. All books
bought from their funds and from the town appropriation are
marked with the name of the Cohasset Free Public Library.
The two boards are represented on the book committee, and thus all
books are purchased with the joint voice and authority of the two
boards.

Another important matter in the library's history was effected
by the directors. It was the remodeling of the library after the
best types of such institutions, a complete change in method of cata-
loguing of books and the making of regulations for the greatest
freedom to the borrowers possible under a wise control.

All these problems were met and solved, and the library was
opened to the public on July 13, 1903, with certain simple dedica-
tory exercises.

The five years of joint history of the libraries have been years of
steady improvement and growth. Many improvements in the way

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of the public's comfort in the building and its use of the books have
been made.

For the children, a department has been made in the north
room, where their books are stacked, their periodicals gathered
and their own tables and chairs arranged for their use.

The number of books has in these five years been nearly doubled,
and those who use the library have greatly increased in number
since the days of the badly ventilated and lighted room in the Town
Hall.

To each of the libraries bequests or gifts have been made : under
the wills of Miss Susannah L. Stoddard and Mrs. Henry M.
Knowles, the Cohasset Free Public Library; by that of Mrs. Edward
Wheelwright, the Paul Pratt Memorial Library became beneficia-
ries. At the time of the opening of the library, Mr. Charles A.
Welch, one of the directors, gave three thousand dollars to be used
for the purchase of books for the Paul Pratt Memorial Library.
It was a most opportune gift, as it enabled the management to
strengthen the library in many weak places.

In bringing the story of the library up to date (1908) a just pride
may be taken in the interest and labor of all who first undertook
the work and in the excellent result achieved by the money, the
thought and devotion of the people of Cohasset. Its future as an
institution is assured among us. Its power as an effective agent
for good should be as great as is its opportunity.

Description of Building by the Architect,
Edward Nichols.

The Paul Pratt Memorial Library building is designed in the
classical style of architecture, of the Georgian, or Colonial period,
and is cruciform in plan, the main reading rooms making the long
arms of the cross, with an Ionic portico on the front and the stack
room in the rear making the short arms. The walls are built of
buff brick with trimmings of Indiana limestone, above a base course
of granite. The roof is of copper, and is crowned by an octagonal
cupola terminated by a vane in the form of a mackerel, — typical
of Cohasset's former industry. In a circular hall opposite the
entrance is the general delivery desk, and close to this a card cata-
logue case let into the paneling of the wall. Beyond the desk,

622 History of Cohasset.

with an intervening lobby, is the book room, consisting of two tiers
of steel stacks with glass floor. This room is of fireproof construc-
tion, and is shut off from the main building by an automatic fire-
proof door. It contains shelf-room for about 13,000 volumes,
and, by reason of the basement being wholly above ground on the
rear, it is made possible to increase the capacity by adding an equal
amount of shelving below, making a total capacity of 26,000
volumes. This arrangement of stacks, partly above and partly
below the general delivery desk, brings all of the books within easy
access. The whole north wing of the building is given to a large
reading room containing the juvenile department and cases for
exhibition of articles of historic interest; and the south wing is
divided into a smaller reading room, an alcove for reference books,
and a room for the use of the librarian and directors. Both reading
rooms have fireplaces, and are paneled to the height of the windows
and finished with birch in mahogany color, with birch floors. The
spaces on either side of the vestibule are used for the janitor's room
and stairs to the basement and loft. In the pediment above the
front portico is a clock, the gift of Mr. James Longley of the Board
of Directors.

EARLY RECORDS OF THE COHASSET LIBRARY.

Since the story of the development of the Cohasset Library was
written by Rev. Mr. Bigelow, as mentioned above, books bearing
the inscription, "Social Library of Cohasset, 1792," have been
found among those of the Cohasset Free Public Library. These
books show that a Social Library was in existence at least forty
years earlier than the Washington Library, which was legally
organized in 1832.

A document dated March, 1800, now in possession of the library,
a copy of which is appended hereto, gives a "List of Proprietors of
old stock on the first of march by the Records" of the Cohasset
Social Library, presumably that one in existence in 1792 and likely
the Social Library into which the Washington Library was merged
in 1844.

Early Records of the Cohasset Library. 623

WE the subscribers acknowledge to have recieved the Net proceeds of our re-
spective shares in the Cohassett Social Library by transfer of new Stock, or the
Cash, as apears in the Columns oppisite our Names, & wee that recieve Cash ac-
knowledge ourselves Exonorated from all priviliedges & advantages from Sd.
Society in future.

List of Proprietors of old

No
Shares

Cash

stock on the first of march

Signed By

Cts

or

by the Records.

Stock

John Beal 3d.

I

to John Beal

60

Stock

Elisha Doane Esqr.

2

to Elisha Doane

120

Stock

Joseph Bates

Samj; Bateses Hiers

to Bela Bates

60

Stock

SamL Bates Junr. Son

to Sam}.- Bates

60

Stock

Caleb Nicholls

to Caleb Nichols

60

Stock

Deacon A. Kent

to Deaf. Abel Kent

60

Stock

*Adam Stoels Hiers

Israel Nichols

60

Cash

Levi Tower Senr.

to Levi Tower

120

Stock

Uriah Lincoln

Uriah Lincoln

60

Stock

♦Josiah Oaks Hiers

pd. Wid. Oakes

60

Cash

Ambrose Bates

Ambros Bates

60

Cash

Stephen Stodars Hiers

James Hall Senr-

to James Hall

60

Stock

Dan}.- Tower Senr- Heirs

Abraham Tower

60

Stock

♦Benjamin Baley

to Mary Browne

60

Stock

Saml- Browne

Benja. Bailey

60

Cash

♦Tho.as Nicholls

Thomas Nichols

60

Cash

Luther Stephenson Junr-

Luther Stephenson

120

Stock

David Beal

David Beal

60

Stock

*D?.t- Israel Nicholls

Israel Nichols

60

Cash

Laban Warrick

to Laban Worrick

60

Stock

Hezikiah Lincoln

to Wid. Eunice Lincoln

60

Cash

Thoas. Wilcut Senr.

to Thomas Willcut

60

Stock

Thoas. Beal supose L

Hezikiah Beal

to Wid. Betsy Beal

60

Cash

Zenas Stodars Heirs

3°

624

History of Cohasset.

(Reverse side.)

List of Names of Pro-

No
Shares

Cash

prietors of old Stock first

Signed By

Cts

or new

of mach 1800.

Stock

No Shares brought over

3°

60

Christopher James

to Christopher James

60

Stock

Job Turner

to Job Turner

60

Stock

♦Adna Bates

Adna Bates

60

Cash

♦Abrose Junf.-

Adna Bates

60

Cash

♦Haugh Oaks

Haugh Oakes

60 .

Cash

Thoas. Bates Heirs

David Beal

60

Stock

Zelous Bates

to Zealous Bates

60

Stock

Joseph Beal

Rec'd by Levi Tower Jr.

60

Stock

Aron Pratt Senr.

Received by Ezekiel Pratt

60

Stock

Capt. Noah Nicholls

Nathaniel Nicholls Sen.

to Nathan' Nichols

60

Stock

Elisha Lincoln

to Elisha Lincoln

60

Stock

Abel Beal

to Seth Beal

60

Stock

♦Ignatius Orcutt

Rec'd. by Ignatius Orcutt

120

Cash

John Sutton

John Sutton

60

Cash

Amos Lincoln

William Lincoln

60

Cash

Thoas. Stephenson

to Caleb Nichols

60

Stock

♦Luther Stephenson Sent.

paid Olive Stephenson

60

Cash

Gershom Pratt

? Pratt

60

Cash

Joel Wilcutt

to Joel Willcutt

60

Stock

Wm- Lincoln

William Lincoln

60

Cash

John Lewises Heirs

to Mary Browne

60

Stock

*Doct. L. Beals Heirs

to Jamima Howard

60

Cash

Abraham Tower

Abraham Tower

60

Stock

Capt. John Lothrop

to John Lothrop

60

Stock

Thoas. Pratt Senr.

♦David Nicholls Heirs

Mary Nichols

60

Cash

Tho?.s. Lothrop Esqr-

to Thos- Lothrop

60

Stock

Anselmn Lothrop

to Anselm Lothrop

60

Stock

Caleb Pratt

Caleb Pratt

60

Cash

Lazarus Lincoln Heirs

Israel Litchfield

in behalf of L. Lincoln heirs

60

Cash

Dan'- Tower Junr- Heirs

Daniel N. Tower

60

Stock

*Sally F. Kent Heirs

to Sally F. Kent

60

Cash

Christopher Lincoln Heirs

Jerome Lincoln

to Jerom Lincoln

60

Stock

Jacob Lincoln

pd. Cummings Lincoln

60

Cash

Cummins Lincoln

to Cummings Lincoln

60

Stock

68

HISTORIC MEMORIALS.

By Oliver H. Howe.

The past ten years have seen a rather general movement to mark
historic localities. An interesting memorial is the tablet inserted
in a boulder near Bound Rock, close by Lincoln's Mill Pond.
The boulder rests against the town boundary stone by the roadside
of South Main Street, at the Scituate line.

Bound Rock at the outlet of Lincoln's Mill Pond is underneath
a storehouse of the grain mill upon the side street, and is marked
by a stone post projecting up through the floor of the building.
Bound Rock marks the easterly extremity of the boundary between
the Massachusetts Bay and Plymouth Colonies. Further west
the line was designated as passing through the middle of Accord
Pond. (See " Narrative History of Cohasset," pp. 124-126.)

This line as it exists on our maps to-day, and referred to as the
"Old Colony Line," "Patent Line" or "Patten Line," extends in
an approximately straight course from Bound Rock to the Rhode
Island boundary, a distance of thirty-five miles. It is the longest
straight boundary line in Massachusetts, and originally marked
the division between Puritans on the north and Pilgrims on the
south. It now divides Norfolk and Plymouth counties, with the
exception that Hingham on its northerly side has joined Plymouth
county.

Established in 1640 by four eminent men from the two colonies,
it is found that with one exception it is the earliest artificial bound-
ary located by landmarks in the United States. A line extending
twelve miles across the peninsula from Chesapeake Bay to the
ocean was established in 1632 and remains as a present boundary
between Maryland and Virginia. The latter line was designated
in a charter from the king, while the Massachusetts colony line
was a mutual arrangement between the two colonies by their own
appointed commissioners.

The tablet was prepared and placed by the Old Colony Com-
mission, appointed by the governor in 1895, and consisting of
William T. Davis of Plymouth, Rev. S. Hopkins Emery of Taun-

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626 History of Cohasset.

ton, and L. Vernon Briggs of Boston. It was erected in 1900 at
the most convenient point on the main highway, although 133 feet
distant from Bound Rock. The tablet reads as follows:

This Tablet

is erected by the

Commonwealth

on the boundary line

between the plymouth

and Massachusetts

Colonies. Bound Rock

the starting point of

said line as fixed in

1640 by Jo: Endecott

israell stoughton

William Bradford

and Edw: Winslow

Commissioners of the

two Colonies lies 133

feet n. 52 degrees e.

from this spot

Another boulder with tablet was erected by the Col. Thomas
Lothrop Chapter, D. A. R., from proceeds of a historical loan
exhibition held in the Town Hall in September, 1901. This
boulder is placed next North Main Street at the northerly end of
the Common, and reads as follows:

1776

to keep in remembrance

The Patriotism of the Soldiers and

Sailors of Cohasset who served

in the war of the American Revolution

this tablet is placed by the

Col. Thomas Lothrop Chapter

Daughters of the American Revolution

1902.

RECENT DEVELOPMENT OF COHASSET.

By OLIVER H. HOWE.

The ten years since the publication of the Narrative History
of Cohasset reveal a steady progress along the lines of town life
which then existed. We notice at once that Cohasset has
become more modern. Perhaps nothing has contributed more
to this progressive spirit than the introduction of the telephone.
At first limited to a single pay-station in the drug store of Frank
W. Browne, Cohasset now has a well-appointed telephone
exchange and about two hundred subscribers among towns-
people, besides more than one hundred among summer residents.

The citizen no longer spends half a day in driving to see some
one on business, only to find him absent from home. As addi-
tional bonds of public safety, the town installed a fire alarm
telegraph system in the summer of 1905 and a police signal
system in 1908. The railroad extended its second track to
Cohasset in 1906, adding much to the safety and expedition of trains.
Electric power was used from July 24, 1899, to Nov. 22, 1901, as an
experiment upon the accommodation trains between Braintree
and Cohasset. It had been used for several years previously in
the summer upon the trains of open cars of the Nantasket Beach
branch; but the line from Braintree to Cohasset was an early
instance of its use upon a regularly equipped railroad the year
round. The current was supplied by a third rail and the motor
was installed beneath an ordinary passenger car, the motorman
occupying a small compartment forward.

The introduction of gasoline power for boats has revolution-
ized the life of the boatman and fisherman. Instead of being
dependent upon the fitful and uncertain breeze and being doomed
to the consequent becalmed conditions with the weary pull at the
oars, against wind and tide, the lobsterman can now visit his
traps with certainty and dispatch. The sea is not the only
locality vanquished in these modern days, for the horse is

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628 History of Cohasset.

becoming less frequent and the automobile is an almost constant
feature of the landscape. Roads have been much improved, and
the state road now extends from the Hingham line near Whitney
crossing to the Scituate line near Lincoln's mill, with the excep-
tion of a mile in the village, which the town has made equal to
state highway. The increased wear of the roads by automobiles
has necessitated the use of oil or of tar to lay dust and preserve
the road.

A hearing upon a petition for an electric street railway was
held in 1904, but proved futile. The town is thus free from the
encumbrances of tracks and trolley wires in its streets, which
are none too wide for the present kinds of traffic. What the
future means of public transportation will be, one can only
conjecture, but it is not unlikely that we shall have motor vehicles
running without tracks.

Lovers of horses have preserved for themselves certain secluded
drives. Howe's road extending between King and Doane streets
has long been enjoyed for driving, but in recent years Worrick
road and certain intersecting drives connecting with these and
with Turkey Hill have been built and form delightful retreats for
summer afternoons.

The general aspect of Cohasset has been much improved by
the erection of several public buildings. St. Stephen's Church
crowning the rocks in the center of the town, lifts its massive
tower as a noble and dignified landmark. The Paul Pratt
Memorial Library is a conspicuous ornament, and its hospitable
doors invite all the inhabitants to the broad and liberal culture
of the age. At North Cohasset the Pope Memorial Church,
massive in every detail, adds a note of strength and permanence
to the already charming Jerusalem Road, while its sweet-toned
bell is a delight to every listener.

The old Black Rock House, which stood close to Jerusalem
Road for so many years, was torn down in the fall of 1903 and its
site left open as it is now, greatly enhancing the view. Its new
namesake stands upon a rugged cliff about a thousand feet to the
westward; and with picturesque towers and breezy piazzas, exults
in its cool situation and fine view. With the passing of the old
hotel, we must also notice the disappearance of the old Warren

Recent Development of Cohasset. 629

Bates House on Jerusalem Road, for so many years kept as a
quiet and select boarding house by the genial couple who occupied
it. The property was purchased in 1904 by Mr. Matthew Luce,
who, after removing the old buildings, erected the fine residence
which he now occupies. Much of the life and constitution of our
present summer colony owes its origin to this excellent boarding
house where many of our families first enjoyed the delights of
Cohasset. Beginning as transient boarders, they were led to
build houses and develop large estates here, which have already
been enjoyed by the second and third generations of their descend-
ants. It is proverbial that any one who has really tasted the
beauties of Cohasset becomes possessed by a desire to return and
live here. This is seen in the "homing instinct" of our towns-
people; for many a young couple have emigrated to some other
locality more convenient to business, expecting never to return;
but a few years (or months) have sufficed to bring them back to
their native town for life.

Development of ornamental public grounds has kept pace with
other improvements. The North End Park, with its quiet, restful
elms, was made in 1904 through the generosity of Mrs. T. F.
Furber. An extensive improvement of Meeting House pond
was accomplished in 1903, the cost being provided by the estate
of Robert C. Billings. The fountain and the present graceful
curbing were added and the immediate surroundings greatly
improved. The beauty of our Common compels the admiration
of every beholder. As the center of a village it possesses a harmony
and proportion and a rare beauty, which are seldom equalled and
probably never surpassed. The Billings estate also provided for
an enlargement of Pratt Park in Beechwood, now known as
Billings-Pratt Park.

In 1907 the town purchased Lawrence wharf on Border Street
for a public landing place. The acquisition of this wharf, together
with the widening of Summer Street at the head of the Cove, gives
the town the ownership of nearly half of the shore of the inner
harbor. Among the old buildings which have given way to the
march of improvement were the old store of Mr. Caleb F. Nichols,
at the head of the Cove, torn down in 1907, and the near-by Zealous
Bates house, demolished in 1908. The aspect of the old fishing

630 History of Cohasset.

village is slowly but surely disappearing, with consequent loss
of many quaint buildings, but delightful views have been opened
up and the natural beauty is much enhanced.

The schooner yacht Grade, one of the later vessels built in
Cohasset and which remained at anchor in the harbor for nearly
twenty years, was broken up in 1905. She was built for
Mr. Edward E. Tower in 1872 of timber grown here. Her
length was 68.2 feet and her gross tonnage 53.84. A near neighbor
of the Grade at her anchorage, although kept in commission, was
the famous sloop yacht Shadow, owned by Dr. John Bryant. She
was built by J. B. Herreshoff in 187 1 and had a length of 36 feet
6 inches. She defeated the English cutter Madge in 188 1, and in
the period between 1875 and 1886 the Shadow maintained constant
prestige over boats of her tonnage in Eastern waters. Within
the past year, when laid up between the bridges at Chelsea, she
was burned in the great Chelsea fire April 12, 1908.

Mention of the Shadow brings to mind Capt. Aubrey Crocker,
who for many years sailed her. Captain Crocker also sailed the
Puritan against the Genesta in 1885, successfully defending the
America's cup. In 1893 he sailed the Navahoe against the
Britannia on a course from the Isle of Wight to Cherbourg
and return, winning back to American possession the Brenton
Reef cup. During this race, which was in the severest racing
weather, Captain Crocker remained constantly at the wheel for
ten hours, part of which time he was in water up to his waist.
Captain Crocker spent most of his life in Cohasset and died here
June 23, 1906.

An attempt was made in 1902 to have the town purchase
White Head, in order to secure to posterity the time-honored
picnic privileges. After two meetings and free discussion of the
matter, the town voted by a good majority to purchase the prop-
erty, but failed to give the required two-thirds vote. White
Head has since passed into private hands, and the opportunity
is lost.

The enjoyment of the sea is much increased by the flourishing
Cohasset Yacht Club, formed in 1894. Lovers of golf take much
pleasure in the fine links of the Cohasset Golf Club on land of
Mr. Henry M. Whitney on Lambert's Lane. In 1901 the town
purchased a spacious ball field and recreation ground just below

Recent Development of Cohasset. 631

the reservoir on Pleasant Street. The Cyrus H. Bates Camp of
Sons of Veterans, No. 140, was formed in 1908 with forty mem-
bers and William H. Brown as commander.

The conduct of town meetings is much facilitated by the
adoption of the Australian ballot in 1904. In 1907 the town
sold its old almshouse on King Street, and built the modern and
commodious Cohasset Home on Pond Street, which would be a
credit to any town. The new Woodside Cemetery on North Main
Street, next the Hingham line, was opened in 1902. New fire
department houses have been built at North Cohasset (the
Matthew Luce Hose) and in Beechwood. The interior of the
First Parish Church has been carefully restored, replacing the
antique columns with which it was originally ornamented.

Being somewhat distant from Boston, Cohasset develops its
own village institutions and social life. The Literary Club,
formed in 1890, has been a notable means of culture, and now,
after an existence of eighteen years, is in a flourishing con-
dition with more than fifty members. The Men's Club of
Cohasset, formed in 1907, has now one hundred members, and
uniting in a broad and liberal way the energies and resources
of the citizens, will make for civic improvement and high stand-
ards of citizenship.

The town has had a steady growth: many new houses have
been built, including one large settlement on Lincoln Hillside.
All houses have become more comfortable by adoption of modern
heating apparatus and plumbing. New summer cottages have
also been built, many of which are placed in picturesque situ-
ations in our rocky woods. Our summer residents are making
longer seasons here, and the summer house, being better fur-
nished and equipped than formerly, is becoming more and more
the real home. Some families originally here for the summer
have made Cohasset their residence for the entire year. The
influence and help of these new citizens in our winter social life
is of decided benefit. Free from any disturbing elements to
impair its value as a place of residence, combining a shore of
wonderful interest with the rugged charm of woodland and cliff,
Cohasset is the gem of the " South Shore," famous for its pictur-
esqueness and its beauty.