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JEL.DER JOHN STRONG,
NORTHAMPTON, MASS
BENJAMIN W. D WIG TIT,
Authorof The HigTber Christian Education and of iTod&p n Ph ualogy, ia 2 vols.
I
VOLUME II.
ALBANY, N. Y.:
J E h M U N S E L L .
1871.
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Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1179
[7th Gen.] 1704823
22092-3. vii. Sally Hunt (dau. of Asahel Hunt and Anna Geer) b,
Dec. 12, 1797, m. Jan. 1, 1826, William B. Tilden b. April 5, 1300 : a
manufacturer of tinware at Manchester, N. Y. He d. at Manchester, Ni-
agara Co., N. Y., June 13, 1869, where his widow still resides. Children:
22127- 8. i. Christopher Tilden b. at Charlestown, N. H., April 26,
1827, m. Oct. 4, 1849, Marcelline Holmes at Manches-
ter, N. Y., where he i3 still (1870), a farmer.
22129. ii. Lyman Arms Tilden b. at Palmyra, N. Y., Nov. 20,
1829, d. at San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 30, 1849.
22130- 1. iii. William Hunt Tilden b. at Palmyra, June 7, 1836, m.
Sept. 23, 1858, at Independence, Mich., Emily Allen.
She d. and he m. for 2d wife, March 23, 1860, Eliza-
beth Johnson at Seneca Falls, N. Y. He entered the
U. S. A. of Vols., in the late war. He d. on the
battle-field at Gettysburgh, Pa., July 2, 1863.
[6th Gen.]
22080-1. v. Roswell Hunt (son of Samuel Hunt, Jr., and Esther
Strong), b. Oct. 26, 1772, m. Mary Willard of Charlestown, N. H., b.
Dec. 12, 1773 (dau. of Aaron Willard and Mary Smead), a farmer at
Charlestown, where he d. Feb. 22, 1831, aged 58, and where she d. Aug.
28, 1853, aged 79.
[7th Gen.] Children :
22132- 3. i. Martha Hunt b. May 4, 1792, m. Enos Stevens.
22134- 6. ii. Samuel Hunt b. July 12, 1795.
22137- 8. iii. Mary Hunt b. Sept. 5, 1802. m. Stephen D. Hassam.
22139-40. iv. Ellen Hunt b. May 22, 1S05, m. Geo. Avery.
22141- 2. v. Eliza Ann Hunt b. Jan. 28, 1810, d. March, 1810.
22143- 4. vi. John Hunt b. Jan. 29, 1813.
22132-3. i. Martha Hunt (dau. of Roswell Hunt and Mary Willard),
b. May 4, 1792, m. Nov. 2, 1S11, Enos Stevens b. at Charlestown in
1780 (son of Samuel Stevens and TabitbaPingham), a farmer at Charles-
town, N. H., where his widow still (1870) resides. He d. at Charlestown,
Sept. 10, 1S64, aged 84.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22145- 6. i. Samuel Hunt Stevens b. Aug. 17, 1S12.
22147- 8. ii. Mary Ellen Stevens b. May 31, 1314, m. Dr. John Swain.
22149. iii. Harriet Stevens b. April 17, 1817, d. July 17, 1S26.
22150- 1. iv. Martha Ann Stevens b. March 25, 1821, m. George
Hubbard.
22152- 3. v. Sarah Elizabeth Stevens b. March 21, 1826, m. Robert
G. Plakemore.
22154. vi. George Enos Stevens b. Sept. 10, 1830, d. March 2, 1S32.
22155. vii. Harriet Prudence Stevens b. Feb. 29,1832: resides
unmarried at Charlestown, N. H.
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1180 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
22145-6.. i. Samuel Hunt Stevens b. Aug. 17, 1812, m. July, 1836,
Lucetta Putnam of Unity, N. H. (dau. of Benjamin Putnam and Sarah
Willard) : a farmer at Rochester, 111., where he d. May 15, 1839, aged
27. One child:
22156- 7. 1. Samuel Phineas Stevens b. 1838, m. Olive Slater : lives
in Missouri, aud has had 4 children : 1. Enos B. Ste-
vens b. Dec. 1858. 2. Samuel F. Stevens b. Feb. 1861.
3. Martha Lucetta Stevens b. July 7, 1863. 4. Lyman
B. Stevens b. Jan. 1866.
[8th Gen.]
22147-S. ii. Mary Ellen Stevens (dau. of Enos Stevens, and Mar-
tha Hunt) b. May 31, 1S14, m. April 27, 1835, John Swain, M.D., b. at
Newburyport : a practising physician at Ballardsvale, Ky. Children :
22158- 9. 1. Enos Swain b. at Meredith Bridge, N. H., Jan. 8, 1836,
m. Nov. 1868, Elizabeth Mitchell of Ky.
22160. 2. Sarah Swain b. in 1844, m. a Mr. Ray, and had a daugh-
ter Mary b. in 1866, and a son John b. in 1868.
22161. 3. Edward Swain b. in 1849.
22162. 4. Harriet Swain b. in 1852.
[8th Gen.]
22150-1. iv. Martha Ann Stevens (dau. of Enos Stevens, and
Martha Hunt) b. March 25, 1821, m. Feb. 21, 1839, George Hubbard
(son of Samuel Hubbard) : a resident at Charlestown, X. H. One child :
22163. i. Ann Elizabeth Hubbard b. Sept, 7, 1841, m. at Maple-
ton, Kansas, March 19, 1861, E. J. George Orear b.
June 5, 1827, in Ky. : a lawyer in Owensville, Texas.
Children:
22164. 1. Sterling Prince Orear b. in Owensville, Texas, March 11,
1862, d. Aug. 16, 1863.
22165. 2. George Hubbard Orear b. in Owensville, Texas, Dec. 16,
1865.
[8th Gen.]
22152. v. Sarah Elizabeth Stevens (dau. of Enos Stevens, and
Martha Hunt) b. March 21, 1826, m. at Ballardsville, Ky., April 2, 1846,
Robert Greene Blakemore of Ky., b. Jan. 25, 1825 (son of James Blake-
more, and Catharine Greene) : a planter : he d. in Oldham Co., Ky.,
July 24, 1853 : his widow resides (1870), at Charlestown, N. H. No
children.
[7th Gen.]
22134-6. ii. Samuel Hunt (son of Roswell Hunt and Mary Willard)
b. July 12, 1795, m. in 1824, Sarah Bond of Hanover, N. H., b. in 1802.
She d. May 22, 1S25, and he m. Oct. 3, 1825, fur 2d wife Matilda Lull,
of Hartlaud, Vt., b. May 28, 1799 (dau. of Venas Lull b. Nov. 30, 1759,
who d. at Hartland, May 7, 1804, aud Ruth Wee.len b. at Providence, R.I.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 11 SI
Jan. 18, 1763, who d. at Piermont, N. H., Aug. 5, 1855) a resident atPier-
mont, N. H., where he d. Aug. 15, 1831, aged 3G, and she m. for 2d husband
March 12, 1834, Elisha Rogers b. at Claremont, N. H., Aug. 31, 1807
(son of Thaddeus Rogers b. July 20, 1780, and Philena Putnam b. June-.
30, 1782, who were m. Dec. 23, 1805, and lived at Piermont where he d.
Oct. 31, 1S22, and she d. March 12, 1854). She resides still (1870) at
Piermont.
[8th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
22166. i. Mary Willard Hunt b. at Piermont, Jan. 1825, d. Oct.
18, 1843, aged 18.
By secend wife :
22167- 8. ii. Roswell Hunt b. at Piermont, N. H. Nov. 28, 1828,
where he now resides (1870). He m. Nov. 19, 1851 ,
Mary K. Mead b. Sept. 1G, 1831. Children:
22169. 1. Mary Ellen Hunt b. Oct. 6, 1854, d. Feb. 23, 1857.
22170. 2. Ellen Mary Hunt b. May 22, 1858.
22171. 3. Roswell Samuel Hunt b. Aug. 10, 1S64.
[7th Gen.]
22137-S. iii. Mary Hunt (dau. of Roswell Hunt and Mary Willard)
b. Sept, 5, 1802, m. Oct. 24, 1822, Stephen Danforth Hassam b. May 14,
1797 (sou of Stephen Hassam of Cbarlestown, and Theodosia Hastings) :
a clock maker at Charlestown. N. H. He d. at Charlestown, Dec.
29, 1851, aged 54. She resides at Manchester, N. H. (1S70).
[8th Gen.] Children :
22172. i. John Hastings Hassam b. Aug. 12, 1823, d. March 21,
1835.
22173- 4. ii. Frederic Fitch Hassam b. Oct. 6, 1825.
22175- 6. iii. George Avery Hassam b. Aug. 20, 1832, m. Nov. 2,
1854, Leonora Babb b. Nov. 2, 1834 (dau. of John
and Anna M. Babb of Epsom, N. II.) : a book keeper
at Manchester, N. II.
22178. iv. Roswell Hunt Hassam b. Feb. 16,1845. He is a clerk
in the Locomotive Works at Manchester, N. H. To
him the author is indebted 1 for the account here given
of the descendants of Samuel Hunt and Esther Strong.
[8th Gen.] I
22173-1. ii. Frederic Fitch Hassam (son of Stephen Danforth Has-
sam and Mary Hunt) b, Oct. 6, 1825, m. Jan. 7, 1850, Rosa Hathorne
b. in Bangor, Me., July 3, 1832 (dau. of Peleg Hathorne of V r eazie, Me.,
and Mary Snow) : a cutler at (Dorchester) Boston, Mass.
[9th Gen.] Children : (all born in Dorchester).
22179. i. Rosa Hassam b. March 29, 1S52, d. of scarlet fever
March 19, 1855, at Dorchester.
22180. ii. Lily Hassam b. Nov. 28, 1854.
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1182 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
22181. iii. Frederic Hassam b. Oct. 8, 1859.
22182. iv. Mary Hassam b. Aug. 29, 1861.
22183. v. Norval Hassam b. May 17, 1866.
[7th Gen.]
22139-40. iv. Ellen Hunt (dau. of Roswell Hunt, and Mary Wil-
lard b. May 22, 1S05, m. Feb. 10, 1829, George Avery (son of Daniel
Avery, and Olive Piper of Laconia, N. H.), who d. at Georgetown, Mass.,
June 29, 1840, and she m. Sept. 1, 1849, for 2d husband, James Hersey
b. Oct. 8, 1794 (son of James Hersey, and Elizabeth Hayes) : a teacher
at Georgetown. He d. at Manchester, N. H., Aug. 24, 1869. She died
at Manchester, Sept. 25, 1870. One child :
22184. 1. Frances Ellen Avery b. at Guilford, N. H., in 1824, d.
at Laconia, N. H., Oct. 6, 1840.
[7th Gen.]
22143-4. vi. John Hunt (son of Roswell Hunt, and Mary Willard)
b. Jan. 29, 1813, m. Jan. 3, 1836, Eebecca Parmenter of Charlestown,
N. H., b. at Gilson, N. H., Oct. 29, 1812 (dau. of John Parmenter, and
Eunice Chickering) : a farmer at Charlestown. He d. at Charlestown,
N. H., April 24, 1852, aged 39. She d. March 10, 1858, aged 45.
[8th Gen.] Children:
22185- 7. i. Martha Stevens Hunt b. Oct. 20, 1836, at Charlestown,
N. H., m. Nov. 16, 1856, Moses Gilbert Steele b. at
Hudson, N. II., Oct. 30, 1830 (son of James Steele
and Hannah Palmer) : a carman at Boston. They have
2 children :
22188. 1. Emma Alice Steele b. at Hudson, N. H., Sept. 13, 1857.
22189. 2. George Frederic Steele b. at Deny, N. H., Oct, 12, 1S63.
22190- 1. ii. Frederic Hassam Hunt b. Feb. 7, 1838, m. Feb. 17,
1867, Martha March of Londonderry, N. H., b. June
11, 1841 (dau. of Henry C, and Mary Ann March)
a truckman in Boston : has one child :
22192. 1. Ida May Steele b. at Londonderry, July 9, 1869.
22193- 4. iii. George John Hunt b. Nov. 12, 1842, m. Sept. 20, 1862,
Nelly Lamira Anna Drake (dau. of Hiram P. Drake of
Nashua, N. II., and Nancy "Williams) : a mechanic at
Manchester, N. H.
22195. iv. Mary Willard Hunt b. Nov. 30, 1851 : resides at Wood-
stock, Vt.
[5th Gen.] See page 11G2.
21851-2. iv. Meiiitable Strong (dau. of Caleb Strong and Phebe
Lyman) b. Feb. 16, 1743, m. Jan. 5, 1764, Caleb Lyman b. in Northamp-
ton July 11, 1738 (son of John Lyman and Abigail Moseley dau. of
Joseph Moseley of Glastenbury, Ct.): a farmer at Hockanum (near Mt.
Holyoke) Northampton, and afterwards in 'Western New York. He d. in
Cazcnovia, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1824.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1183
[6th Gen.] Children :
22196- 7. i. Caleb Lyman m. Azubah Cooper and had three children.
He lived and died in Western New York. His dau.
Patty m. a Mr. Lockwood.
22198. ii. Martha Lyman drowned while crossing the Connecticut
river on the ice, aged 16.
22199-00. iii. Isaac Lyman, M.D, b. atHadley, Mass., April 24, 1769 :
a physician at Cazenovia, N. Y., when he m. July, 6,
1802, Mary Cohoon of Enfield, Ct., b. May 22, 1783.
(dau. of John Cohoon and Mary Ellsworth of E. Wind- -
sor, Ct.). He d. at Erie, Pa., Oct. 20, 1854. She d.
July 5, 1846, at Cazenovia.
[7th Gen.] Children :
22200- 1. i. Otto Lyman b. Sept. 17, 1804.
22202- 3. ii. Henrietta Lyman b. Aprir22, 1806, m. Walter Chester
of Wethersfield, Ct.
22204- 5. iii. Mary Lyman b. Dec. 31, 1808, m. James Van Buren.
22206- 7. iv. Delia Lyman b. June 8, 1811, m. Charles M. Tibbals.
22208. v. Eliza Lyman b. Oct. 3, 1815.
22209-10. vi. Martha Ann Lyman b. Aug. 11, 1821, m. Wm. M.
Avbuckle.
22200-1. i. Otto Lyman (son of Dr. Isaac Lyman and Mary Cohoon)
b. Sept. 17, 1804, m. June 28, 1832, Lucinda Farnsworth at Shelby-
ville, Ind., resides in Lansing, Iowa.
[8th Gen.] Children:
22211. i. Otto Isaac Lyman b. May 2,' 1833, d. Sept. 7, 1S34.
22212. ii. Mary Eliza Lyman b. Jan. 4, 1S35, d. Feb. 28, 1835.
22213- 4. iii. Henrietta Eliza Lyman b. Feb. 5, 1S36, m. Rev. Or-
lando Clarke.
22215. iv. Walter Chester Lyman b. Feb. 6, 1838, m. July 2,
1867, widow Elizabeth Swan b. in St. Thomas, Canada,
March 8, 1834 (dau. of Milton Sellick, and Deborah
Cook) a teacher of elocution (where not stated).
22216- 7. v. Frances Caroline Lyman b. March 25, 1841, m. Nov.
29, 1860, at Keokuk, Iowa, Charles Bisbee (son of
James Bisbee of Worthington, Mass.). One child :
22218. 1. Charles Lyman Bisbee b. Aug. 9, 1863.
22219-20. vi. Theresa Lucinda Lyman b. March 26, 1S43, m. Feb. 17,
1864, at Chicago, Clark D. Bisbee, brother to Charles,
One child :
22221. 1. Otto Lyman Bisbee b. Feb. 1, 1866.
22222. vii. Isaac Farnsworth Lyman b. Sept. 7, 1846.
22213- 4. iii. Henrietta Eliza Lyman b. Feb. 5, 1836, m. Aug.
13, 1856, at Edinburgh, Ind., Rev. Orlando Clarke b. Nov. 6, 1824, in
Geneva, Indiana (son of Benj. Wheeler Clarke of Saybrook, Ct., and
Polly DeWolf) : a Cong, minister settled in Lansing, Iowa.
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22224.
ii.
22225.
iii
22226.
iv.
22227.
v.
22228.
vi.
1184 Descendants of Elder Elenezer Strong, Son of
[9th Gen.] Children :
22223. i. Henrietta Stella Clarke') d. Nov. 20, 1861.
[■twins, b. Nov. 13, 1857.
Clarence Clarke ) d. Sept. 1, 1859.
Walter Lyman Clarke b. Dec. 13, 1S59, d. Oct. 27, 1861.
Etta Clarke b. April 13, 1863, d. June 11, 1S63.
Lyman Clarke b. March 10, 1S65, d. March 10, 1865.
Mary Burdetta Clarke b. July 22, 1867.
[7th Gen.] --- -^
22202-3. ii. Henrietta Lyman (dan. of Dr. Isaac Lyinau) b. April
22, 1806, m. April 22, 182S, Walter Chester b. Nov. 20, 1804, at Wethers-
field, Ct., (son of Stephen Chester b. Oct. 27, 1761, grad. at Yale in
1780, sheriff of Hartford Co., Ct., and Elizabeth Mitchell, dau. of Hon.
Stephen Mix Mitchell, Chief Justice of Conn.), a merchant formerly in
Cleveland, but since 1864 engaged in the insurance business in N. Y.
[8th Gen.] Children :
222S0- 1. i. Sophia Chester b. Feb. 16, 1829 m. Thos. D. Johns.
22232. ii. Mary Lyman Chester b. March 17, 1831, d. June 7, 1835.
22233- 4. iii. Harriet Mitchell Chester b. May 28, 1833, m. Robert
Evans.
22235- 6. iv. Catharine Eliza Chester b. Dec. 19, 1835, m. Geo. E.
Jarvis. She d. March 28, 1863.
22237. v. Walter Mitchell Chester b. March 24, 1840 : a resident
of New York.
2223S- 9. vi. Isaac Lyman Chester b. May 20, 1844, m. June 2, 1S6S,
Lucia Henrietta Crocker b. Aug. 10, 1S47 (dau. of
Elisha Crocker of Boston, and Helen Matilda Howe) :
a clerk in a bank in New York.
22230-1. i. Sophia Chester b. Feb. 16, 1829, m. Feb. 16, 1853,
Gen. Thomas Denton Johns b. at Erie, Pa., Jan. 16, 1S25 (son of Wil-
liam Johns, and Nancy Dunn) : a civil engineer in New York. He was
grad. at West Point in 1848, entered the Regular U. S. Army in 184S,
and resigued in 1852 ; reentered the service in 1862 as Col. of the 7th
Mass. Vol. Infantry ; commanded assaulting column in battles at Chan-
cellorsville, Rappahannock Station, Kelly's Ford, Mine Run, The Wil-
derness, Spottsylvania, North Anna river, Hanover Court House, Cold
Harbor, etc. : wounded at Chaucellorsville ; made Brig. Gen. in 1S64.
Children :
22240. 1. Sophie Chester Johns b. Jan. 1, 1854.
22241. 2. Walter Chester Johns b. March 20, 1858.
22242. 3. Marion Johns b. March 7, 1860.
22243. 4. William Deuton Johns b. Feb. 5, 1862, d. Nov. 29, 1S63.
[8th Gen.]
22233—1. iii. Harriet Mitchell Chester (dau. of Walter Chester
and Henrietta Lyman), b. May 23, 1833, m. April 10, 1862, Robert
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1185
Evans b. in 1811 (son of John Evans and Nancy Porter), a farmer at
Erie, Pa. She d. March 28, 18G3. Children :
22244. 1. Henrietta E. Evans b. Feb. 6, 1863.
22245. 2. Robert Allison Evans b. Jan. 13, 18GG.
2224G. 3. John James Evans b. April 9, 18G7.
[8th Gen.]
22235-6. iv. Catharine Eliza Chester (dau. of Walter Chester
and Henrietta Lyman), b. Dec. 19, 1835, m. Dec. 4, 1856, George Enoch
Jarvis b. at Palmyra, Sept. 11, 1832 (son of Wm. Fowler Jarvis and
Harriet Maxon) : a general rail road agent in New York. She d. March
28,1863. Children;
22247. 1. Walter Chester Jarvis b. Sept. 8, 1857.
22248. 2. George Enoch Jarvis b. Aug. 6, 1859. •
22249. 3. William Fowler Jarvis b. Sept. 21, 1860.
22250. 4. Kate Jarvis b. March 13, 1863, d. Aug. 4, 1863. •
[7th Gen.]
22204-5. iii. Mary Lyman (dau. of Dr. Isaac Lyman and Mary
Cohoon), b. Dec. 31, 1808, m. May 26, 182S, James Van Buren of New
York, b. Oct. 15, 1802 (son of Peter Van Buren of Kinderkook, N. Y.,
and Elizabeth Upham of Claverack, N. Y.) : a merchant in New York
city.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22251. i. Henry Lyman Van Buren b. June 26, 1829,d. Feb. 3, 1830.
22252- 3. ii. Mary Lyman Van Buren b. Aug. 10, 1831, in. Henry
H. G. Sharpless.
22254. iii. Delia Elizabeth Van Buren b. Aug. 7, 1833, d. Feb. 16,
1835.
22255. iv. Delia Elizabeth Van Buren (2d) b. Nov. 20, 1835, d.
Aug. 26, 1836.
22256. v. Gen. James Lyman Van Buren b. June 21, 1S37 : grad.
at The New York College (" Free Academy '') in 1856,
studied law for three years : spent a year in travel in
Europe; and, in Sept. 1861, took a commission as 2d
Lieut, in the 53d N. Y. Regfc. Vols. (The D'Epineuil
Zouaves) : was transferred to the signal corps on the
staff of Gen. Foster; and served as Aid-de-camp in the
battles of Roanoke Island and Newborn and received
the commendation of his superior for his energy and
bravery. On March 22, 1802, he was placed on Gen.
Burnside's staff to act as judge advocate : appointed
Military Secretary to Gov. Stanley of North Caroline.'
Ou July 7, 18G2, was promoted major : was in active
duty with Gen. Burnside in Ohio, Kentucky, and E.
Tennessee lie was promoted iu 1864, to be Lt. Colonel
and Brevet Col. Subsequently to Gen. Burnside's
retirement from the corps he served on the staff of
Gen. Parke and was promoted for his faithfulness and
1186 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
22257.
22258.
22259.
honorable conduct as an officer to Brevet Brig. General.
He d. April 13, 1866. Although in every battle of
his corps from the wilderness to the fall of Richmond,
he was a large part of the time in feeble health from
the effects of a severe sickness, Dec. 1, 18G2, contracted
in the service of his country ; from which he never
fully recovered afterwards, and which finally ended his
life. He was remarkable for his pure-mindedness,
modesty and integrity, and was equally fearless and
gentle.
Catharine Tibbals Van Buren b. April 5, 1843, d. May
20, 1844.
Emma Van Buren b. April 19, 1S45. To her the author
is indebted for the account here furnished of the de-
scendants of Caleb Lyman and Mehitable Strong.
. Henrietta Chester Van Buren b. Oct. 24, 1847.
[8th Gen.]
22252-3. ii. Mary Lyman Van Buren (dau. of James Van Buren
and Mary Lyman) b. Aug. 10, 1831, m. Nov. 21, 1855, Henry Hale
Graham Sharpless b. at Philadelphia, Oct. 12, 1823 (son of Townsend
Sharpless, and Mary Brinton Jones): a retired merchant in Philadelphia.
Children :
22260. 1. Marion Sharpless b. May 17, 1860.
22261. 2. Lyman Van Buren Sharpless b. Aug. 30, 1865, d. March
24, 1866.
22262. 3. Graham Van Buren Sharpless b. Dec. 4, 1868.
[7th Gen.]
22206-7. iv. Delia Lyman b. June 8, 1811 (dau. of Dr. Isaac Ly-
man, and Mary Cohoou), m. Feb. 10, 1835, Charles Marvin Tibbals b.
May 9, 1811 (son of Dr. Daniel Tibbals of Pompey, N. Y., and Polly
Marvin) : a manufacturer at Erie, Pa. Children :
22263. 1. Catharine Lyman Tibbals b. Jan. 15, 1838, d. Jan. 31, 1843.
22264- 5. 2. Charles Marvin Tibbals b. Aug. 28, 1840, m. Feb. 12,
1868, Fanny Hancock b. in Worcester, Mass., April
5, 1844 (dau. of Frederic Hancock, and Laura Squires) :
a manufacturer in Chicago, 111.
22266. 3. Eliza Lyman Tibbals b. March 23, 1845.
22267. 4. Martha Ann Tibbals b. Feb. 11, 1848.
[7th Gen.]
22209-10. vi. Martha Ann Lyman (dau. of Dr. Isaac Lyman, and
Mary Cohoon) b. Aug. 11, 1821, in. about 1848, William McCreary
Arbuckle b. April 15, 1809, at Fairview, Pa. (son of William Arbuckle,
and Charity McCreary) : a merchant in Erie, Pa.
[8th Gen.] Children:
22268. i. Mary Lyman Arbuckle b. Jan. 16, 1849.
22269. ii. Delia Tibbals Arbuckle b. June 21, 1850.
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Elder Jolm Strong, loth of Northampton. 1187
22270. iii. William Lyman Arbuckle b. Nov. 16, 1852.
22271. iv. Charles Tibbals Arbuckle b. July 24, 1854.
22272. v. Martha (" Patty") Lyman Arbuckle b. Sept. 15, 1856.
[5th Gen.] See page 1162.
21853-4. v. Gov. Caleb Strong (son of Lt. Caleb' Strong and Phebe"
Lyman) b. Jan. 9, 1745, grad. at Harvard in 1764, m. Nov. 20, 1777,
Sarah Hooker b. Jan. 30, 1758 (dau. of llev. John Hooker of North-
hampton and Sarah "Worthington, sister of the distinguished Col. John
"Worthington of Springfield, Mass.). He d. suddenly of angina pectoris,
Nov. 7, 1819, aged 74 : she d. Feb. 12, 1817, aged 59. He studied law
with Major Joseph Hawley of Northampton and was very assiduous in the
pursuit of his profession : county attorney 24 years (1776-1800) : mem-
ber of the convention for forming the state constitution of Massachusetts,
and one of the committee that drew up that instrument which re-
mained for forty years the fundamental law of the state, and was then
but slightly modified by the convention elected to revise and improve it
wherever it seemed desirable after so long a period. In 1780, he was
chosen state senator and every year afterwards chosen anew until 1789.
In 1787, he was elected a delegate to the convention which formed the
present Constitution of the United States. He was U. S. Senator in the
First Congress (1788-94), and again (1794-1S00), but resigned his
seat before the expiration of the second term of office. He was one of
the committee that drew the Judiciary Act. He seemed to be more fond
of cpuiet private life than of public life, to which however he was con-
tinually recalled by his trusting and admiring fellow citizens. In 1800,
he was chosen Governor of Massachusetts. Although party feeling then
ran high, and t; federal" and " democrat " were words of a very positive
sense, so much was he revered where he was best known, that not a single
vote was cast against him in seven or eight towns of which Northampton
was the centre. In 1810, he was nominated to the same office, and re-
fused the nomination until after it was persistently and earnestly urged
upon his acceptance, as he did not relish the excitement and tumult of
stormy political life. He was a man of a gentle spirit, simple in his
tastes and manners, frugal, modest, prudent, discreet, contented and al-
together domestic in his habits. He was never charged with ambitious
views. As early as 1772, he was a professing Christian, and acted plainly
under the sense of religious obligation, and sought the praise of God
rather than that of men. He was a pillar in the church at Northampton,
and for many years Prest. of the Hampshire Co. Missionary Society and
of the Hampshire Bible Society. In the later years of his life he was
much given to the study of the Scriptures and of theological works.
Time grew less and eternity ever more in his thoughts. In private life
he was affable and attractive. He had those magnetic qualities of charac-
1188 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
ter which with his integrity, simplicity and dignity drew all eyes and
hearts to him. As a counsellor and an advocate alike he was a man of
power. When in the war of IS 12, Gov. Strong (aged 07) was required
under the authority of the President of the United States (Prest. Madi-
son), to order out a detachment of militia, to be placed under the com-
mand of Gen. Dearborn of the U. S. A., he hesitated to comply with the
requisition and after asking the Justices of tbe Supreme Court of Massa-
chusetts for their official opinion of his rights and duties, he declined to do
so and was sustained in the ground that he took by all the other departments
of the state Government and by three-fourths of the people. At the same
time he put the whole military force of the state in array against the
British and left the management of its defenses to a very able military
officer Gen. Brooks, afterwards Gov. Brooks. He was doubtless over-
zealous for states' rights, but his conscientiousness and firmness of charac-
ter as a statesman and a politician, are strikingly manifest in this transac-
tion." The design, as he and the Massachusetts people conceived, in
placing the proposed militia force under Gen. Dearborn was to throw
them as an invading force upon Canada, by which use of them the power
'of the state to defend her own extended coast-line would also be greatly
weakened. He sympathized accordingly with the Hartford Convention,
and was active in procuring its existence, but with the idea, in his own
lan^ua^e. that " such men as New England would select to represent her
on that occasion would never forget for a moment their duties to the Gene-
ral government. He was no secessionist in feeling. While his enemies
charged him with seeking to embarrass the executive of the U. S. govern-
ment and with being a violent partizan, his friends were almost disposed
to quarrel with him for his want of positive partizanship as a politician.
He was a moderate Calvinist in his religious views, and was liberal in his
sympathies towards those who did not see divine truth in all its angles
and aspects exactly as he himself did. His gubernatorial addresses to
the Legislature of Massachusetts have been collected into a volume, and
are fine specimens of profound thought presented in such clear trans-
parent forms of expression as to deserve the designation of " choice
English." Gov. Strong was of medium height, erect, of a compact frame
and°graceful carriage. His wife, with whom he lived in wedlock for 40
years was a lady of pleasing aspect, strong good sense, fervent piety and re-
markable sweetness of disposition. Their home was full of sunshine and,
of the peace and presence of God.
[6th Gen.] Children :
2227:3- 4. i. Theodore Strong b. Jan. 13, 1779, d. Feb. 12, 1855,
aged 70, at Coal Grove, 0.
22275. ii- Sarah Strong b. Fob. 19, 1781, d. Oct. 20, 1783, scalded
to death.
22276- 7. iii- Clarissa Strong b. June 14, 1783, m. Timothy Dwight,
d. Feb. 25, 1855, aged 72.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1189
22278- 9. iv. Lewis Strong b. June 9, 17S5, d. Oct. 25, 1863, at
Northampton.
22280- 1. v. Sarah Strong b. July 22, 17S7, m. Rev. Alexander
Phoenix, d. at Patterson, N. J., June 10, 185G.
22282. vi. Edward Strong b. July 2, 1790 : grad. at Harvard in
1810, d. May 6, 1813, aged 22.
22283. vii. Julia A. Strong b. April 1, 17133, d. Oct. 1, 1818, aged 24.
2228-4. viii. Piiebe Strong b. March 22, 1795, d. Sept. 10, 1799,
aged 4.
22285. ix. Philip Strong b. Feb. 27, 1799, d. Aug. 17, 1800, aged 1.
22273-4. i. Theodore Strong (sou of Gov. Caleb Strong, and Sarah
Hooker) b. Jan. 13, 1779 : grad. at Yale in 1797 : studied law : resided
at Northampton : m. June 3, 1S06, Martha (''Patty ") Allen of Lynn,
Mass. He d. Feb. 12, 1855, at Coal Grove, O., aged 70.
[7th Gen.]
22286-7. i. Jeremiah Allen Strong b. April 5, 1807. He mined
coal for several years at Coal Grove, but was for 12
years or more preceding his death out of business.
He m. July 5, 1845, Emily Caroline Clough b. April
6, 1813 (dau. of Philip Clough of Canterbury, N. H.
and Nancy Mills Gfliddon of Northfield, N. H.). She
d. Pec. 3, 1867. He d. Dec. 17, 1870. One child :
22288. 1. Theodore Strong b. May 19, 1853, who resides at Bur-
lington, O. (1871).
22289-90. ii. Sarah Elizabeth Strong b. April 30, 1809, m. Rev. Dr.
A. C. Thompson of Roxbury, Mass., d. May 11, 1857.
22291. iii. Martha Aun Strong b. June 3, 1811, d. Aug. 17, 1831.
22292. iv. Sarah Hooker Strong b. Sept. 13, 1817, d. Aug. 26, 1840.
22293. v. Julia Augustus Strong b. March 30, 1822, d. Nov. 10, 1827 .
22289-90. ii. Sarah Elizabeth Strong (dau. of Theodore Strong
and Martha Allen) b. April 30, 1809, m. June 3, 1841, Rev. Augustus
Charles Thompson, P.D.. of Roxbury, Mass., b. April 30, 1812 (son of
Augustus Thompson and Keziah Hopkins). He was educated in part at
Yale College, and in part at the University of Berlin, Germany. He has
been settled since 1842, over the Eliot Ch.,at Roxbury, Mass. He is the
author of several volumes. She d. at Somerville, Mass., May 11, 1857.
He m. for 2d wife in 1870, Miss Burgess dau. of Rov. Dr. Ebenezor
Burgess of Dedham, Mass. Children :
22294. i. Theodore Strong Thompson b.at Northampton April 23,
1842, Assistant Paymaster in U. S. Navy since July,
1866. He was grad. at Williams Coll. in 1862.
Martha Allen Thompson b. at Roxbury Dec. 24, 1843.
Sarah HookcrThompson b. Feb. 21,1846, d. Feb. 10, 1847.
iv. Julia Augusta Thompson b. and d. Apr. 22, 1848.
AUGUSTUS Charles Thompson b. July 24, 1849, drowned
at Concord, N. II., Aug. 21, 1862.
ii] 54
22205.
ii.
22296.
iii
22297.
iv.
22206.
v.
[ i-
1190 Descendants of Elder Ehenezer Strong, Son of
[6th Gen.]
22276-7. iii. Clarissa Strong (dau. of Gov. Caleb Strong, and Sarah
Hooker) b. June 14, 1783, in. May 14, 1809, Timothy Dwight b. March
29, 1778 (eldest of eight sons of Prest. Timothy Dwight of Yale Col-
lege, and Mary Woolsey, dau. of Benjamin Woolsey of Dosoris, L. I.) :
a hardware merchant at New Haven, Ct., a man of liberal culture, although
not a graduate at College, and of fervid piety and especially active in
promoting revivals of religion. He was conscientious and generous in
his habits of giving, and always like his father and all his brothers, strong
for justice and the right, and an abhorrer of all false shows and shams.
He had a very fine, intellectual face, and was of a large frame and vigor-
ous health. He d. June 13, 1S44; she d. Feb. 25, 1855.
[7th Gen.] Children.
22299-00. i. Timothy Dwight b. April 1, 1811.
22301. ii. Caleb Strong Dwight b. in 1812, d. in 1S14.
22302- 3. iii. Mary Woolsey Dwight b. Sept. 27, lS14,m. as his second
wife, Jonathan Huntington Lyman, M.D.. of North-
ampton, Jan. 2, 1855. his first wife having been her
younger sister Julia. No issue.
22304. iv. Edward Strong Dwight b. in 1816, d. in 1816.
22305- 6. v. John William Dwight b. Dec. 31, 1817.
22307- 9. vi. Rev. Edward Strong Dwight b. April 30. 1S20.
22310. vii. Sarah Hooker Dwight b. July ^20, 1822; d. May S,
1838 ; a very affectionate, lovely, Christian young lady.
22311- 2. viii. Julia Strong Dwight b. Aug. 6, lS24,m. J. Huntington
Lyman, M.D.
22313. ix. Clarissa Dwight b. Sept, 22, 1826, d. Jan. 1828.
22299-00. i. Timothy Dwight (son of Timothy Dwight of New
Haven, and Clarissa Strong), b. April 1, 1811, m. May 11, 1842, Lucy
Starr Olmstead (dau. of Zalmon Olmstead of Moreau, N. Y., and Re-
becca Barlow): a merchant at first at New Haven, Ct., aud manufacturer
of tools (augers, drawing-knives, plane-irons, &c), at Seymour, Ct., and
also of coach lace, and afterwards of cars at Chicago, 111. He resided for
many years at Beloit. Wis. For some years past he has been engaged in
the manufacture of paper-bags at Chicago, where since 1870 he has re-
tsided.
[8th Gen. Children:
22314- 5. i. Timothy Dwight b. at New Haven, Ct., Feb. 21, 1843,
m. Dec. 15, 1864, Delia Allen Williams of Clintou'
Oneida Co.. N. Y. (dau. of Warren Sherwood Williams
and Jane_ Elizabeth Metcalf) : has resided in Beloit,
Wis. : a civil engineer by profession : owns a daguerreo-
type establishment at Beloit : is engaged (since 1869)
wLtb his father in the manufacture uf paner-bao-s at
Chicago, 111.
22316. ii. Edward Cecil Dwight b. at New Haven. April 9, 1845.
d. May 19, 1849.
22317.
2231S.
iii.
iv.
22319.
v.
22320.
22321.
vi.
vii
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1191
Henry Theodore D wight b. Jan. 18, 1847, d. July 31, 18-48.
Charles Frederic Dwight b. April 12, 1849, d. July 31,
1852.
William Cecil Dwight b. Aug. 26, 1851 ; in Beloit Coll.
class of 1872.
Francis Alfred Dwight b. Oct. 24, 1853, d. Oct. 28, 1853.
Agnes Lucy Dwight b. June 27, 1855.
[7th Gen.]
22305-6. v. John William Dwight (son of Timothy Dwight and
Clarissa Strong), b. Dec. 31, 1817, m. June 18, 1845, his cousin Sophia
Dwight of Clinton, Oneida Co., N. Y., b. Feb. 8, 1818, at Catskitl, N. Y.
(dau. of Dr. Benjamin Woolsey Dwight and Sophia Strong, dau. of
Rev. Joseph Strong of Heath, Mass.). See page 374 for account of her-
self and children. He is a manufacturer of saltpetre at New Haven,
Ct. : was previously engaged with his brother Timothy in the manufacture
of tools at Seymour, Ct,
[7th Gen.]
22307-9. vi. Rev. Edward Strong Dwight (son of Timothy Dwight
and Clarissa Strong) b. April 30, 1S20 : grad. at Yale in 1838, and at
N. H. Theol. Sem., in 1843. He was ordained and installed atSaco, Me.,
Dec. 25, 1S44, and dismissed at his own request, Aug. 17, 1852 : installed
at Amherst, Mass., July 19, 1S54, and dismissed Aug. 28, 1860. He
has been settled at Hadley, Mass., since Sept. 27, 1864. He m. Nov.
13, 1849, Lucy Elizabeth Waterman b. May 5, 1823 (dau. of John
Waterman, M. D., ofGorham, Me., and Ann Andersou). She d. Sept.
11, 1861, and he m. for 2d wife July 27, 1864, Elizabeth McGregor
Adams b. in Londonderry, N. H., Oct. 1, 1836 (dau. of Rev. John Ripley
Adams, D.D., ofGorham, Me., and Mary Ann McGregor). Children :
By first wife :
22322. 1. Annie Waterman Dwight b. April 14, 1851, at Saeo, Me.
22323. 2. Edward Huntiugton Dwight b. at Amherst, Mass., July
13, 1856.
By second icife :
22324. 3. Marion McGregor Dwight b. Dec. 15, 1865.
22325. 4. Julia Strong Lyman Dwight b. Dec. 2, 1870.
[7th Gen.]
22311-2. viii. Julia Strong Dwight (dau. of Timothy Dwight and
Clarissa Strong) b. Aug. 6, 1824, m. July 23, 1817, Jonathan Hunting-
ton Lyman, M.D., of Northampton, Mass., b. Aug. 18, 1816 (son of Jon-
athan Huntington Lyman and Sophia Hinckley (dau. of Judge Hinckley
of Northampton). She d. Dec. 4, 1853, of consumption at Jamaica,
W. I. He m. Jan. 2, 1855, as his 2d wife, Mary Woolsey Dwight, elder
sister of his wife Julia. No issue by the second marriage. He resides
at Northampton. Children :
1192 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
223^6 1 Edward Huntington Lyman b. at New Haven, Ct., Oct.
14, 184S, d. July 10, 1S52.
22S27. 2. John Chester Lyman b. at New Haven, May 27, 1851.
22328. 3. Francis Hinckley Lyman b. at Chicago, 111., Jam 19, ISoo.
-^ [6th Geu.]
22278-9. iv. Lewis Strono (son of Gov. Caleb Strong and Sarah
Hooker) b. June 9, 1785, grad. at Harvard in 1803 : a lawyer at North-
ampton, Mass. He m. Oct. 3, 1810, Maria Chester of Wethersfield, Ct,
~ b. May 17, 1791 (dau. of Hon. Stephen Chester, high sheriff of Hartford
Co., Ct., and Elizabeth Mitchell dau. of Hon. Stephen Mix Mitchell,
chief justice of Conn.). She was sister of Walter Chester who married
Henrietta Lyman (dau. of Dr. Isaac Lyman of Cazenovia, N. Y., and Mary
Cohoon, see page 1184). He d. Oct. 25,1863: shed. June 22, 18G6, at
Gorham, Me.
[7th Gen.] Children :
22329 . i. Elizabeth Chester Strong b. July 3, 1812, d. June
/ 1, 1815.
22330- 2. ii. Edward Strong, M.D., b. April G, 1814.
' 22333- 4. iii. Rev. Caleb Strong b. Jan. 31, 1816, d. Jan. 4, 1S47.
2'?335- 6. iv. Elizabeth Chester Strong b. Sept. 1, 1817, m. Wm. M.
Matson, d. Jan. 29, 1867.
> ■ **'"' 22337- 8. v. Julia Mitchell Strong b. June 16, 1820, d. Nov. 20, 1822.
2 9 339-40. vi. Lewis Mitchell Strong b. June 30, 18^2, grad. at Wil-
liams Coll., in 1842, m. Oct. 10, 184S, Mary Frances
Carpenter of Newburgh, N. Y. He d. at New York,
Oct. 5, 1850, a merchant.
22341- 2. vii. Rev. Stephen Chester Strong b. Jan. 22, 1824, grad.
at Williams Coll., in 1845, and at Union Theol. Sem.,
N. Y., in 1848 : m. July 21, 1852. Myra Peters Brown of
Pittsfield,Mass. (dau. of Henry Clinton Brown and Mary
Kilbourn) : installed at Southampton, Mass., April 12,
1854, and at Gorham, Me., Feb. 15, 1860, from his
charge at which place he was dismissed at his own re-
quest, on account of poor health, Aug. 19, 1868. He
has since resided at South Natick, Mass. To him the
author is indebted for many of the facts here detailed
concerning the descendants of Gov. Strong.
22343. viii. Theodore Strong b. June 19, 1826, grad. at Williams
Coll., in 184S, and one of the first in his class : d. Aug.
31, 1848, aged 22.
22344. ix MARIA Chester Strong b. April 18, 182S, d. Aug. 28, 1836.
22345- 6. x. Mautha Anne Strong b. Dec. 19, 1831, m. July 19,
1869, Jonathan N. Harris of New London, Ct.
22330-2. ii. Edward Strong, M.D. (son of Lewis Strong and Maria
Chester), b. April 6, 1S14, grad. at Williams Coll., in 1834, and at Har-
vard Medical School in 1838 : practised medicine at W. Springfield,
Mass. (1839-51), South Hadley, Mass. (1851-3), and since 1853, at
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1193
Auburndale, Mass. He m. Sept. 30, 1839, Lucretia Woodbridge,
Mitchell b. June. 24, 1S20 (dau. of Rev. Alfred Mitchel, of Norwich,
Ct., and Lucretia Woodbridge). She d. Jan. 16, 1845. He m. Sept. 9,
1846, Harriet Louisa Hayes for 2d wife b. Dec. 13, 1823 (dau. of Joel
Hayes of S. Hadley b. March 2, 1785, and d. Dec. 15, 1837, and Ann
Mills b. Sept. 10, 1790, and d. Nov. 5, 1845) since Jan. 1854, he has
been employed in the office of the secretary of the state. Children :
By first marriage :
22347. 1. Elizabeth Mitchell Strong b. Nov. 19, 1840.
By second wife :
22348. 2. Harriet Williams Strong b. Dec. 18, 1847.
22349. 3. Edward Lewis Strong b. Nov. 1, 1851.
22350. 4. Julia Hayes Strong b. May 14, 1855.
22351. 5. Anna Mills Strong b. Sept. IS, 1860, d. April 18. 1863.
[7th Gen.]
22333-4. iii. Rev. Caleb Strong (son of Lewis Strong and Maria
Chester) b. Jan. 31, 1816, grad. at Yale in 1835, and at the New Haven
Theol.Sem. in 1838, pastor of the American Church at Montreal, Canada,
from Oct. 1839, to his death, Jan. 4, 1847. He m. May 26, 1840, Catharine
Sophia Mitchell of Wethersfield, Ct., (dau. of Stephen Mix Mitchell
and Sophia Coit). She d. Sept. 4, 1843, and he m. May 14, 1S46,
Maria Elizabeth Collins of Hartford, Ct. (dau. of Amos Morris Collins
and Mary Lyman). He was a man of geuerous and refined ideas.
One child :
22352. 1. Maria Chester Strong b. June 8, 1841, d. May 26, 1842.
[7th Gen.]
22335-6. iv. Elizabeth Chester Strong (dau. of Lewis Strong
and Maria Chester) b. Sept. 1, 1817, m. May 20, 1840, William Newton
Matson grad. at Yale in 1833 : a lawyer at Hartford, Ct. She d. Jan.
29, 1867 Children :
22353. 1 William Lewis Matson b. Jan. 14, 1842 : grad. at Yale
in 1862, a lawyer at Hartford, Ct.
22354. 2. Maria Elizabeth Matson b. April 12, 1847, d. May 11, 1847.
[6th Gen.]
22280-1. v. SARAn Strong (dau. of Gov. Caleb Strong aud Sarah
Hooker) b. July 22, 1787, m. as his third wife Oct. 28, 1822, Rev. Alex-
ander Phoenix of Chicopee, Mass., b. Feb. 28, 1778, at Bottle Hill near
Madison, N. J. (son of Daniel Phoenix and Elizabeth Piatt). He was
settled for 11 years (1822-35), at Chicopee, after which lie resided for
several years at New Haven, Ct., and subsequently at Harlem, N. Y.,
where he d. Aug. 31, 1863, aged 85; a venerable and lovely man of God :
the law of kindness was ever in his lips. She d. June 11, 1S56, aged
68. She was a lady of great sweetness of temper and of radiant cheer-
fulness of spirit.
119-4 Descendants of Elder Ehc?iezer Strong, Son of
[7th Gen.] Children :
22355. i. Clarissa Dwight Phoenix b. Aug. 1, 1823, d. unmarried
April 20, 1857.
2235G. ii. Daniel Sidney Phoenix b. June 18, 1825, d. Oct. 9,
1841, while a member of Yule College.
22357. iii. Edward Strong Phoenix b. June, 2, 1827, d. June,
11, 1832.
22358- 9. iv. Sidney Phoenix b. Aug. 21, 1829, grad. at Yale in 1850,
m Nov. 20, 1861, Julia Frances Metcalf (dau. of Dr.
Elias Peabody Metcalf and Maria Minor): engaged in
agriculture and horticulture at Viueland, N. J. Child-
ren :
22300. 1. Clara Strong Phoenix b. Sept. 18, 1803.
22361. 2. Alexander Metcalf Phoenix b. Oct. 31, 1865.
[5th Gen.]
21855-6. vi. Eleanor Strong (dau. of Caleb Strong and Phebe
p Lyman), b. Jan. 8, 1747, m. May 28, 1771, Asahel Clarke b. April 5,
1738, at Columbia, Ct., then Lebanon Crank (son of Joseph Clarke) : a
farmer at Columbia, Ct., and a merchant. He d. April 1, 1827, aged S9 ;
ehe d. Sept. 11, 1824, aged 77.
[Gth Gen.] Children :
22302. i. Acns.vil Clarke b. March 20, 1772, d. unmarried at Co-
lumbia, Ct., June 15, 1851, aged 79.
22363. ii. Asahel Clarke b. July 19, 1773, d. in infancy.
22364. iii. Samuel Clarke b. March 10, 1775, d. in infancy.
22365- 6. iv. Asahel Clarke (2d) b. July 25, 1776. -"
22367. v. Sam dll Clarke b. March 12, 1778 : a planter at Cande-
iaria, Cuba, W. I., where he d. unmarried, Jan. 24,
1829, aged 50.
22368. vi. Anson Clarke b. Nov. 29, 1779, d. unmarried, at sea, on
bis way to South America, Oct. 1806, aged 26.
22369-70. vii. George Asahel Clarke b. Jan. 21, 1781, d. Oct. 14, 1830,
aged 49, in Cuba, W. I.
22371- 2. viii. Esther Clarke b. Feb. 3, 17S3, m. Oliver Beaumont.
22365-6. iv. Asahel Clarke, Jr. (son of Asahel Clarke and Eleanor
Strong), b. July 25, 1776, m.' Sept, 6, 1804, Abigail Hooker of Far m-
ington, Ct., b. May 23, 1780 (dau. of Col. Noadiah Hooker and Rebecca
Griswold). He was grad. at Yale in 1796 : a lawyer for some years at
Columbia, Ct., but being incapable of further professional labor by the
breakage of his skull from the kick of a horse in June, 1813, he became
a farmer at Columbia, whence he removed to Peoria, 111., in 1855, where
he d. Oct, 14, 1865, aged 89; she d. Sept. 9, 1839, aged 59.
[7th Gen.] Children :
22373. i. Nancy Hooker Clarke b. July 81, 1805 : a teacher, un-
married near Montgomery, Alabama.
--374. ii. Ellen Strong Clarke b. May 6, 1807 : resides unmarried
in Peoria, 111.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1195
22375. iii. Jane Rebecca Clarke b. May 4, 1810 : resides unmarried
in Peoria.
22376. iv. SAMUEL Strong Clarke b. March 12, 1812, d. April 5,1813.
22377- 8. v. Samuel Strong Clarke (2d) b. April 7, 1814.
22379-80. vi. Mary Ann Clarke b. Nov. 6, 1815, m. Henry H. Smith,
resides at Union Sprintrs, Alabama.
22381- 2. vii. Sarah Louisa Clarke b. Sept. 26, 1817, m. Oct. 2, 1S42,
Joseph D. Hopper, a planter in Montgomery, Ala.
She d. April 23, 1854, and left a daughter; be d.
Jan. 1868.
22383. 1. Sarah Ellen Hopper b. in 1849.
22384- 5. viii. Lucy Abigail Clarke b. April 28, 1819, m. as his 2d wife
March 23, 1855, Joseph D. Hopper, previous husband
of her sister Sarah Louisa. He d. Jan. 1868, without
issue by this second marriage. His widow resides in
Montgomery.
22377-8. v. Samuel Strong Clarke (son of Asahcl Clarke, Jr., and
Abigail Hooker), b. April 7, 1814, m. June 17, 1847, Catharine Eliza-
beth Burns b. in New York, Dec. 4, 1825 (dau. of Tbomas Ivers Burns
b. in New York in 1801, and Catbarine Buckley b. in New York in
1803) : a dry goods merchant for many years in Charleston, S. C
(1837-54), where he was also a deacon in the Congregational Church.
He has been since 1S54 a merchant in Peoria, 111.
[8th Gen.] Children :
Samuel Mortimer Clarke b. in New York, April 15, 1848.
Isabel Hooker Clarke b. Nov. 19, 1S52, in Columbia, Ct.
Ella Bancroft Clarke b. in Peoria, 111.. Oct. 6, 1854.
Edward Hooker Clarke b. Feb. 11, 1859, at Peoria.
Robert Strong Clarke b. Aug. 16, 1S6L
Herbert Burns Clarke b. Feb. 17, 186/.
[6th Gen.]
22369-70. vii. George Asauel Clarke (son of Asabel Clarke and
Eleanor Strong), b. Jan. 21, 1781. m. Oct. 25, 1815, Mary Ann Jessup
(dau. of Br. Ebenezer Jessup of Westport, Ct., then Green's Farms, and
Wyncoop). He was a planter at Cuba, W. L, with his brother
Samuel and died there Oct. 14, 1830. After his death his widow removed
to New Haven, Ct., where she d. Sept. 7, 1856.
[7th Gen.] Children :
22392. i. Edward Jessup Clarke b. in New York, Feb. 14, 1817, d.
in Cuba, W. I.
22393. ii. George Asabel Clarke b. in New York, Oct. 27, ISIS, d.
in Cuba, W. I.. April 17, 1824.
2°394 iii. William Wyncoop Clarke (twin) b. in New York, Dec.
5, 1820, d. in Cuba, W. I., March 27, 1824.
22395. iv. Marion Wyncoop Clarke (twin) b. Dec. 5, 1820, d. in
Farmingtou, Ct., Feb. 6, 1831.
22386.
i.
22387.
n.
22388.
in
22389.
IV.
22390.
v.
22391.
VI.
1196 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
22396. v. Eleanor Strong Clarke b. in New York, Aug. 5, 1822,
d. in Cuba, W. I., March 23, 1824.
22397. vi. George Samuel Clarke b. in Cuba, W. I., March 22,
1824, d. there March 28, 1S24.
22398- 9. vii. George Edward Clarke b. July 19, 182G,d. Feb. 3, 1862.
22400- 1. viii. Samuel Asahel Clarke b. March 8, 1827.
22402. ix. Francisco Joseph Clarke (twin) b. in Cuba, Dec. 27,
1829, d. in New llaveu, Ct., July 11, 1835.
22403- 4. x. Rev. William barker Clarke (twin) b. Dec. 27, 1829.
2239S-9. vii. George Edward Clarke (son of George Asahel
Clarke and Mary Ann Jessup) b. July 19, 1S26, m. March 27, 1856,
Marietta E. Himnan (dau. of Daniel Llinman of South Britain, Ct.). He
■was a merchant in Charleston, S. C, where he d. Feb. 3, 1S62. She d.
in Aiken, S. C, in 185S or '9. He was a Lieut, in the Confederate army,
but never left Charleston on any military service. One child :
22405- 1. Mary Chapman Clarke b. March 16, 1857, d. in Aiken, S. C,
Jan. 9, 1858.
22400-1. viii. Samuel Asahel Clarke b. March 8, 1827, resides in
Oregon: has been by turns farmer, editor, merchant, speculator, post-
master, clerk of senate, clerk of court, engaged in Indian affairs, hotel-
keeper and secretary of the O. C. R. It.- Co. He m. Harriet Bucking-
ham (descended from Count Buckingham of Eng.). His children have
been, Marian, Sarah, William, Harriet, and George, which last has de-
ceased.
[7th Gen.]
22403-4. x. Rev. William Barker Clarke b. Dec. 27, 1829:
grad. at Yale, in 1849 ; Frof. of Sacred Theology at Yale Coll. (1S63-66) :
settled at Litchfield, Ct. (1866-71) : now preaching at Dorchester, Mass.
(1871). He m. April IS, 1806, Sarah Jane Arms b. Aug. 1839 (dau.
of Rev. Dr. Hiram Phelps Arms of Norwich, Ct., and Abby Jane Baker).
One child :
22406. 1. Helen McGregor Clarke b. in Litchfield, May 24, 1867.
[6th Gen.]
22371-2. viii. Estiier Clarke (dau. of Asahel Clarke and Eleanor
Strong) b. Feb. 3, 1783, m. July 10, 1810, Oliver Beaumont a merchant
at Columbia, Ct., b. April 5, 17S4 (son of Mayhew Beaumont, of E.
Hartford, Ct., and Pamelia his wife). He d. Dec. 3, 1S14. His widow
now resides (1869) at Peoria, 111. To her the author is chiefly indebted
for the account above given of the descendants of her parents. One
child :
22407. 1. George Anson Oliver Beaumont b. April 7, 1812, grad.
at Yale, in 1834, and at the Yale Law School after-
wards: practised law in Chicago, 111., d. unmarried in
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1197
Columbia, Ct,, Dec. 18, 1845. His mother now (1871)
89 years of age has thus been a widow for 5S years and
childless for 27.
[5th Gen.]
21857-8. vii. Martiia Strong (dau. of Caleb Strong and Phebe
Lyman)b. March 11, 1749,0. S.,m. Sept. 14, 1773, Col. EbenezerMoseleyb.
Feb. 19, 1741, at Hampton, Ct. (then Windham). [His father was the
Rev. Samuel Moseley b. Aug. 15, 1708 (son of Ebenezer Moseley and
Hanuah Weeks), grad. at Harvard, 1729, ordained Pastor of the 2d
Ch. in Windham, (now Hampton, Ct.) May 15, 1734. He m. July 4,
1734, Bethiah Billiugs widow of Rev. William Billings his predecessor
and dau. of Joseph Otis, Esq., of Mass., and afterwards of New Loudon,
Ct. She was b. Nov. 20, 1703, and d. May 29, 1750. He d. July 26,
1791, aged 82, in the 57th year of his ministry, during which he bap-
tized 1339 persons and received to the church 296 males and 225 females.
He was one of four trustees to manage the concerns of Moor's Iudian
School at Lebanon, Ct. (since Dartmouth Coll.). The founder of the
Moseley family in this country was John Maudesley who came here in
1630, was made freeman March 14, 1638, settled in Dorchester, Mass.,
and died there Oct. 27, 1661.] Col. Ebenezer Moseley was grad. at Yale,
in Sept, 1763, ordained Sept. 1767, a missionary among the Western In-
dians (the Six Nations) and became afterwards a merchant at Hampton,
Ct., where he resided until his decease. In April, 1775, he was appointed
by the Gen. Assembly of Conn. Capt. of the 9th Co. of the 3d Regt. of
Conn., Israel Putman beiug the Capt, of the 1st Co. and afterwards, Col.
of the Regt. He fought with his company at the battle of Bunker Hill ;
was afterwards appointed captain, to serve in Rhode Island, until April
1, 1777. He was afterwards authorized by Gov. Trumbull to raise 1092
men to join the array at Providence, under Gen. Spencer. He was
made Col. of the 5th Regt. during the years 1789, '90 and '91 and from
the state records it appears that he was the representative of his native
town in the Conn, legislature with but few intermissions from 1776 to
1806. He d. March" 20, 1825, aged 84 : she d. Aug. 12, 1827, aged 78.
[6th Gen.] Children :
2240S- 9. i. Patiy Moselev b. Oct. 12, 1774, m. Rev. Caleb Blake :
d, Jan. 8, 1851, aged 76.
22410-11. ii. Sophia Moseley b. Oct, 16, 1770, m. Hon. John Abbott.
22412- 3. iii. Hon. Ebenezer Moseley b. Nov. 21, 1781.
22414- 5. iv. Col. Samuel Moseley b. Aug. 11, 1787, d. March 20,
1867, aged 79.
22408-9. i. Patty Moseley (dau. of Col. Ebenezer Moseley and
Martha Strong) b. Oct. 12, 1774, m. Rev. Caleb Blake b. May 1, 1762,
at Wrentham, Mass., grad. at Harvard in 1784, pastor of the Coug. Ch.,
n] 55
1198 Descendants of Elder Elenezer Strong, Son of
at Westford, Mass., for 45 years. He d. May 11, 1847, aged 85: she
d. Jan. 8, 1851, aged 7G.
[7th Geo.] Children:
22416- 7. i. Patty Blake b. April 6, 1793, m. Luther Gilson.
2241S- 9. ii. Caleb Moseley Blake b. April 7, 1795, d. May 25, 185S.
He m. Margaret McDufhe of Bradford, Vt. They had
a child that died in infancy.
22420- 1. iii. Sophia Strong Blake b. April 20, 1801, m. Joseph Keyes.
She d. May 20, 1844.
22422. iv. William Herbert Blake b. Feb. 23, 1806, d. unmarried.
22423- 4. v. Mary Ann Blake b. Dec. 8, 1810, m. True A. Bean : a
farmer at Westford, Mass. : no issue.
22416-7. i. Patty Blake (dau. of Rev. Caleb Blake, and Patty
Moseley) b. April 6, 1793, m. Luther Gilson (originally Gelston) of Gro-
ton, Mass. She d. at Groton, in 1849. Children :
22425. 1. Alfred Gilson. 22426. 2. George Gilson.
22427. 3. Moseley Gilson resides in Groton.
22428. 4. Malvina Gilson, m. Charles Blood.
22429. 5. Martha Gilson.
[7th Gen.]
22420-1. iii. Sophia Strong: Blake (dau. of Bcv. Caleb Blake, and
Patty Moseley) b. April 20, 1801, in. Joseph Keyes. She m. for 2d hus-
band Trueworthy Keyes. She d. May 20, 1844.
[8th Gen.] Children:
By first husband:
22430- 1. i. SOPHIA Moseley Keyes b. March 22, 1821, m. Charles L.
Fletcher of Westford, Mass.
22432. ii. Martha Strong Keyes b. March 8, 1824, d. Dec. 31, 1845.
22433. iii. Joseph Hammond Keyes b. Aug. 20, 1826, resides in
Lawrence, Mass.
22434. iv. Catharine Blake Keyes b. Oct. 28, 1828, d. Sept. 14, 1S44.
22435. v. Julian Victor Keyes b. Oct. 8, 1830: resides in Lowell,
Mass.
By second husband :
22436. vi. Josephine Keyes ) twins, b. June 6, 1838.
22437. vii. Clementine Keyes j m. a Mr. Swett of N. Chelmsford,
Mass., and resides in Oneida, N. Y.
[6th Gen.]
22410-11. ii. Sophia Moseley (dau. of Col. Ebenezer Moseley of
Hampton, Ct., and Martha Stroug) b. Oct. 16, 1776, m. Hon. John
Abbott, grad. at Harvard Coll. in 1798, a lawyer at Westford, Mass.,
member of the senate of Mass. He d. April 30, 1854. She d. March
27, 1821. One child.
[7th Gen.]
22438- 50. i. Hon. John William Pitt Abbott b. April 27, 1806: grad.
at Harvard in 1827, andat Harvard LawSchoolin 1830.
He m. July 18, 1833, Catharine Abbott b. March 18,
22452.
1.
22453.
2.
22454.
3.
22455.
ii.
22456.
iv.
22457.
v.
22458.
vi
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1199
1808 (dau. of Rev. Jacob Abbott of Hampton, Ct., and
Catharine Thayer) : a lawyer at Westford, has been a
member of the Mass. senate.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22451. i. John William Abbott b. April 14, 1S34, m. Oct. 21
1857, Elizabeth II. Southwick (dau. of Philip Rand
Southwick and Amelia his wife). Children :
Catharine M. Abbott b. Jan. 28, 1861.
Emma S. Abbott b. July 17, 1863.
Julian Abbott b. Jan. 27, 1836, d. March 10, 1836.
Julian Abbott (2d) b. May 25, 1837, d. Dec. 30, 1854.
from injuries received by collision on the B. and L.
R. Road.
Sophia Abbott b. Dec. 6, 1811, d. Aug. 15, 1843.
George Abbott b. Feb. 17, 1845, grad. at Harvard, 1864.
Abiel Jacob Abbott b. Jan. 8, 1850.
[6th Gen.]
22412-3. iii. Hon. Ebenezer Moseley (son of Col. Ebenezer Mose-
ley and Martha Strong) b. Nov. 21, 1781 : grad. at Yale Coll., in 1802:
in. June 17, 1810, Mary Ann Oxnard, of Portland, Me., b. Jan. 31, 1787
(dau. of Edward Oxnard, grad. at Harvard, in 1767 [a descendant of
Thomas Oxnard who came from Yorkshire, Eng., a wealthy merchant]
and Mary Fox). [Mary Fox was the dau. of Jabez Fox, grad. at Harvard
in 1727, the second son of the Rev. John Fox of Woburn, who was grad.
at Harvard, in 169S, and was the son of Jabez Fox grad. at Harvard in
1665, the son of Thomas Fox freeman in 1638, who was a lineal descend-
ant of John Fox, author of " The Book of Martyrs." Edward Oxnard
father of Mrs. Ebenezer Moseley born in 1746, left the country in the
Revolutionary war, was a member of the Adelphi club composed of loyal-
ists which met at the Adelphi in London, of which Gov. Hutchinson was
a member, and was banished by the Mass. Legislature. He afterwards
returned and d. in Portland, Me., July 2, 1803.] Ebenezer Moseley was
a lawyer at Newburyport, Mass., in large and lucrative practice. Gov.
Dunlap of Me., Hon. Caleb Cushing of Mass., and Rev. John Pierpont,
the poet, were some of the many students that studied law in his office.
He was a colonel of militia, and for many years President of the Essex
Co. Agricultural Society. He was also master in chancery for Essex Co.,
for several years, and both representive and senator in the state legislature
and presidential elector, and was much distinguished and respected for his
eminent worth. She d. March 9, 1840.
[7th Gen.] Children :
22459-60. i. Edward Strong Moseley b. June 22, 1813.
22461- 3. ii. Rev. William' Oxnard Moseley b. April 27, 1815.
22404- 5. iii. Lucy Jones Moseley b. July 5, 1817, m. Oct. 23, I860,
Rev. Arteinas Lowers Muzzey ; grad. at Harvard in
1824 : resides at Cambridge, Mass.
1200 Descendants of Elder Ehenezer Strong, Son of
22466. iv. George Hinckley Moseley b. Dec. 6, 1819 : d. Nov. 16
1826.
22467- 8. v. Mary Ann Moseley b. Oct. 12, 1S24, m. Oliver II. Perry.
22469. vi. Charles Moseley b. Oct. 31, 1828, d. May 20, 1853.,
He made a number of voyages to Calcutta as super-
cargo and was on the eve of embarking again when be
was drowned at the date given.
22459-60. i. Edward Strong Moseley (son of Hon. Ebenezer Moseley
of Newburyport, Mass., and Mary Ann Oxnard), b. June 22, 1S13,
entered Yale in 1S29, and continued there nearly three years, then went
to the East Indies and has been ever since that time (1832) engaged in
the East India trade. He resides at Newburyport, Mass., and is Prest.
of the Mechanics' National Bank of that place. He m. Feb. 5, 1839,
Charlotte Augusta Chapman b. Sept. 20, 1812 (dau. of Rev. George
Thomas Chapman, D.D., the founder of many Episcopal churches in
New England, and the Author of Chapman's Memorial History of Dart-
mouth Coll,, and Alice Buck dau. of Capt. Ebenozer Buck of Revolution-
ary memory). From him the author obtained much of the account here
furnished of the descendants of Col. Ebenezer Moseley and Martha Strong.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22470. i. George Chapman Moseley b. May 19, 1841, d. Dec. 6,
184S.
22471- 2. ii. Edward Augustus Moseley b. March 23, 1846 : eneaged
in the E.India trade. He m. April 13, 1869, Catha-
rine Montague Prescott b. May 5, 1844 (dau. of Joseph
Newmarch Prescott and Sarah Jane Bridges). He has
one child, Edward Strong Mosely b. June 10, 1S70.
22473. iii. Charles William Moseley b. Dec. 24, 1847 : took part
of the college course at Harvard : is in a counting house
in Boston.
22474. iv. Mary Alice Moseley b. March 14, 1S50.
22475. v. Frederic Strong Moseley b. March 19, 1852.
22476. vi. Arthur Chapman Moseley b. March 19, 1854, d. April
19, 1854.
22477. vii. Charlotte Augusta Moseley b. March 26, 1856.
22478. viii. Georoiana Oxnard Moseley b. April 22, 1858, d. March
2, 1865.
[7th Gen.]
22461-3. ii. Rev. William Oxnard Moseley (son of Hon. Eben-
ezer Moseley and Mary Ann Oxnard) b. April 27, 1815 : grad. at Harvard
in 1S36: settled at Burlington, Yt., South Scituate, Mass., and Chelsea,
Mass. : resides now (1870) in Boston. lie m. Oct. 26, 1S47, Caroline
Louisa Fairbanks b. Jan. 1S19 (dau. of Hon. Stephen Fairbauks of Bos-
ton and Abby Parker of Roxbury). She d. Sept. 1S56, and he m. Jan.
15, 1S68, for 2d wile, Julia Maria Hale (dam of Joseph W. Hale of New-
buryport, and Julia Ann Todd). Children:
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1201
22479. 1. William Oxnard Moseley b. Oct. 30, 1818 : grad. at
Harvard in 1869.
22480. 2. Henry Edward Moseley b. March 19, 1854, d. Feb. 10,
1855.
[7th Gen.]
22467-8. v. Mary Ann Moseley (dau. of Hon. Ebenezer Moseley
and Mary Ann Oxnard) b. Oct. 12, 1824, in. March 3, 1849, Oliver
Hazard Perry (son of Commodore Perry, U. S. N., and Elizabeth Champ-
lin Mason) : for many years in the U. S. N., and served as Lieut, in the
U. S. Exploring Expedition : resigned his office and entered into mercan-
tile life, and is now largely engaged in the manufacture of woolen goods :
resides in Andover, Mass. One child :
22481. 1. Oliver Hazard Perry b. June 15, 1851.
[6th Gen.]
22414-5. iv. Col. Samuel Moseley (son of Col. Ebenezer Moseley
and Martha Strong) b. Aug. 11, 1787, m. June 23, 1811, Harriet Bulk-
ley b Jan. 22, 1787 (dau. of John Bulkley of Colchester, Ct., and Judith
Worthington). " He was a farmer at Hampton, Ct., owning one of the
best farms in the town, and for more than 25 years kept the principal store
in the place and packed beef and pork for distant markets." Rev. George
Soule, minister of Hampton, Ct., said of him in the Windham Gazette at
the time of his decease : " Col. Samuel Moseley was emphatically a gentle-
man of the old school, affable, with an easy step, and a musical voice and
an elegant physical form, his face beaming with a cheerfulness and a good
humor perfectly captivating. He was a constant attendant on the house
of G-od in his active life, was the church chorister for nearly 30 years, and
died in the faith and hope of his fathers." He died March 13, 1867, ret. 79.
[7th Gen.] Children:
224S2- 3. i. Edward Strong Moseley b. April 29, 1812, m. Jan. 6,
1834, Mary Ann Hammond of Hampton; in early life
a merchant ; afterwards a manufacturer of a patent
safety pin ; and more recently an operator in stocks.
He has been state treasurer of Connecticut (democratic).
No issue.
224S4. ii. George Samuel Moseley b. July 27, 1S14, d. unmarried
Oct. 1, 1857, at Detroit, Mich., a clerk for many years
in New York city.
22485. iii. William Moseley b. March 17, 1S19 : d. July 16, 1821.
22486. iv. Ann Eliza Moseley b. March 7, 1822 : resides unmarried
in Hampton.
224S7. v. William Bulkley Moseley b. July 27, 1824 : d. unmar-
ried Jan. 11, 1865; for many years a teacher and
kept a bonnet store for two or three years at Norwich,
Ct. : held for several years before his decease a clerk-
ship at Washington, D. C.
1202 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
22488- 9. vi. John Henry Moseley b. Sept. 2-4, 1826, m. Nov. 24,
185G, Harriet Riudge : a farmer at Hampton, Ct. One
child :
22490. 1. Harriet Bulkley Moseley b Aug. 12, 1S59.
22491- 2. vii. Mary Caroline Moseley b. Dec. 8, 1S2S, m. Sept. 20,
1853, John L. Daniels of New York city. Children :
22493. 1. Frederic Moseley Daniels b. Sept. 10, 1S58.
22494. 2. John Lathrop Daniels b. Dec. 25, 18G1.
22495. 3. George Strong Daniels b. April 10, 1863.
22496. 4. Minnie Bulkley Daniels b. Nov. 24, 1865.
22497. 5. William Peck Daniels b. Sept. 21, 1867.
[5th Gen.]
21862-3. xi. Dorothy Strong (dau. of Caleb Strong, and Phebe
Lyman) b. Dec. 5, 1758, m. June S, 1786, as his second wife, Hon. Sam-
uel Hinckley b. Dec. 22, 1757 <>on of Samuel ninckley of Brookfield,
Mass., b. Oct. 14, 1730, and d. Dec. 24, 1798, and his first wife,
Abigail Welsh of Charlestown, Mass., b. in 1734, and d. July 7,
1780, aged 46. He m. in 1782 for 2d wife, Mary Proctor of Provi-
dence, R. I., who d. Jan. 28, 1793). [Samuel Hinckley of Brookfield,
was the son of Thomas Hinckley of Plymouth, and afterwards of Haver-
hill, Mass , who was for several years Governor of the old colony.]
Hon. Samuel Hinckley was educated at Dummer Academy : joined
the Revolutionary army in 1776, and was wounded in the battle at
White Plains : was grad at Yale in 1781 : studied law with Gov. Caleb
1 Strong, and was admitted to the bar in Northampton in 1784. He was
register of probate for 29 years (1786-1815), and judge of probate
for 17 years (1818-35). She d. Aug. 26, 1802. He m. June 19, 1S09,
for 2d wife, Martha Prince (dau. of John Prince of Medford), without
issue. He d. June 15, 1840.
[Dorothy Strong kept school in 1779, in her father's house, which
speaks well in the author's view for both daughter and father.]
[6th Gen.] Children:
22498- 9. i. SorniA Hinckley b. Sept. 22, 1787, m. Jonathan Hunt-
ington Lyman.
22500. ii. George Hinckley b. Aug. 22, 1790 : grad. at Yale in
1810, d. unmarried Sept. 22, 1818.
22501. iii. Samuel Hinckley b. Oct. 27, 1793, d. unmarried in
Cuba, W. I., Oct, 7, 1823. '
22502. iv. Dorothy ("Dolly") Hinckley b. Dec. 9, 1795, d. Jan.
28, 1798.
22503. v. Dorothy ("Dolly") Ann Hinckley b. March 3 1799
d. Sept. 6, 1801.
22504. vi. Phebe Elizabeth Hinckley b. Oct. 12 1800 d Sent 1
1801. ' ' * ' '
22498-9. i. Sophia Hinckley (dau. of Hon. Samuel Hinckley and
Dorothy Strong) b. Sept. 22, 1787, ni.Oet. 10, 1808. Jonathan Hunting
Elder John Strong, loth of Northampton. 1203
ton Lyrnan of Northampton, Mass., b. in Hatfield, Mass., June 13, 1783,
(son of Rev. Joseph Lyman, D.D. of Hatfield, and Hannah Huntington
dau. of Simon Huntington of Lebanon, Ct.) [llev. Dr. Joseph Lyman
was for 56 years the pastor of the church at Hatfield. See Sprague's
Annals Am. Pulpit vol. ii, pp. 10-15. He was the son of Jonathan
and Betbiah Lyman of Lebanon, Ct., and was b. April 14, 1749 : grad. at
Yale, in 1767, and tutor there for one year (1770-1) : settled at Hatfield,
March 4, 1772. He d. 'March 27, 1828, and was called " a great and
good man." His wife Hannah Huntington was born Aug. 25, 1749,
and d. | Jonathan Huntington Lyman was grad. at Yale, in
1802 : removed to Northampton, in 1807 : a distinguished lawyer. He
d. Nov. 3, 1825 : she d. April 6, 1839.
[7th Gen.] Children:
22505- 6. i. Joseph Lyman b. July 14, 1809.
22507- 9. ii. Samuel Hinckley Lyman b. Aug. 11, 1810.
22510-11. hi. Sally Outram Lyman b. May 19, 1812, m. Richard L.
Allen.
22512- 3. iv. John Chester Lyman b. Aug. 8, 1813.
22514- 5. v. Sophia Ames Lyman b. April 11, 1815, m. Geo. W.
Phipps.
22516- 8. vi. Jonathan Huntington Lyman, M.D., b. Aug. 18, 1816.
22519. vh. George Hinckley Lyman b. Feb. 1, 1818, d. Feb. 11,
1819.
22520- 1. viii.GEORGE Hinckley Lyman (2d), M.D , b. July 18, 1819.
22522- 3. ix. David Hinckley Lyman b. Nov. 21, 1820.
22524- 5. x. Hannah Huntington Lyman b. Dec. 25, 1821, m. Rev.
Charles Mason.
22526- 7. xi. Martha Prince Lyman b. March 13, 1823, m. Oct. 4,
1860, Hon. Lafayette Sabine Foster, LL.D., b. Nov. 22,
1806, grad. at Brown University in 1S28, a lawyer at
Norwich, Ct., U. S. Senator and V. Prest. of the U. S.
and afterwards a member of the Conn. Legislature and
now (1871) a Judge of the Supreme Court of Connecti-
cut. No issue.
22528- 9. xii. Frances Sophia Lyman b. March 12, 1824, m. May 5,
1853, William Wallace Morland, M.D., b. Sept. 1,
1818 (son of Robert Morland of Newburyport and
Jackson) : a physician at Boston, Mass. No issue.
22530- 1. xiii. Eleanor Dorothy Strong Lyman b. Nov. 25, 1825, m.
Oct. 5, 185S, Thoma3 Jefferson Trist of Philadelphia,
b. Nov. 13, 1828 (son of Nicholas P. Trist of Charlotte-
ville, Va., and Randolph) : an instructor in the
Deaf and Dumb Institution at Philadelphia. They are
both mutes. [His mother was great granddaughter of
Thomas Jefferson, Prest. U. S. She was also a niece of
John Randolph and so a descendant of Pocahontas.]
No issue.
22505-6. i. Joseph Lyman (son of Jonathan Huntington Lyman,
Esq., and Sophia Hinckley) b. July 11, 1809, grad. at Yale in 1828 : a
•'
1204 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
lawyer in 0. (1829-65), and since Nov. 1865, in New York city, residing
at Englewood, N. J. He m. May 25, 1836, Mary Clark of Ct., b. May
18, 1818 (dau. of Oliver and Elizabeth Clark).
[8th Gen.] Children :
22532. i. Sophia Lyman b. July 26, 1837, d. Sept. 6, 1837.
22533. ii. Samuel Hinckley Lyman b. Jan. 26 , 1839, grad. at Yale
in 1S61 : a lawyer in New York.
22534. iii. George Clark Lyman b. Sept. 21, 1840.
22535. iv. Joseph Lyman b. July 26, 1843.
[7th Gen.]
22507-9. ii. Samuel Hinckley Lyman (son of Jonathan Huntington
Lyman and Sophia Hinckley) b. Aug. 11, 1810, grad. at Williams Coll.
in 1830, and at Harvard Law School in 1834 : his name was changed by
the Mass. Legislature to Samuel Lyman Hinckley. He is a lawyer at
Boston (since 1851). He resided previously at Northampton and was
while living there high sheriff of Hampshire Co. He m. March 15, 1838,
Henrietta Elizabeth Rose of Sumterville, S. C. (dau. of Daniel Rose).'
She d. Dec. 30, 1838, and he m. Jan. 17, 1849, for 2d wife Anna Cutler
Parker of Boston b. Aug. 24, 1813 (dau. of Samuel Dunn Parker of Bos-
ton and Mason), grad. at Williams Coll., in 1830.
[8th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
22536- 7. i. Henry Rose Hinckley, b. Dec. 20, 1838, grad. at Yale
Coll. in 1859, and at Harvard Law School in 1864.
He m. June 2, 1866, Mary Barrett (dau. of Dr. Benj.
Barrett of Northampton). He is a lawyer at Northamp-
ton. One child, a son unnamed, b. and d. April, 1867.
By second wife :
22538. ii. Samuel Parker Hinckley b. Jan. 17, 1850, grad. at.
Harvard in 1871.
22539. iii. Susan Greenough Hinckley b. May 15, 1851.
22540. iv. Robert Cutter Hinckley b. April 3, 1853.
22541. v . Anna Cordelia Hinckley b. Dec. 15, 1S57, d. Oct. 12, 1865.
[7th Gen.]
22510-11. iii. Sally Outram Lyman (dau. of Jonathan Huntington
Lyman and Sophia Hinckley) b. May 19, 1812, m. Dec. 30, 1834,
Richard Lamb Allen (son of Samuel Allen of New York) : a merchant
at Buffalo, N. Y. (before 1848), and since 1848, in New York. He d. at
Stockholm, Sweden, Sept. 22, 1869, while traveling in Europe for health
and pleasure. Children :
22542. 1. Richard Hinckley Allen b. Aug. 4, 1838, a merchant
in New York.
22543. 2. Mary Isabella Allen b. Dec. 2, 1840.
22544. 3. Huntington Lyman Allen b. June 6, 1843, d. June 8, 1844.
22545. 4. Arthur Huntington Allen b. Oct. 20, 1851.
22546.
i.
22547.
ii.
22548.
iii.
22549.
iv.
22550.
v.
22551.
vi.
22552.
vii.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1205
[7th Gen.]
• 22512-3. iv. John Chester Lyman (son of Jonathan H. Lyman and
Sophia Hinckley) b. Aug. 8, 1813, grad. at Harvard in 1833 : m. Jan.
24, 1854, Mary Morris b. March 3, 1S32 (dau. of Matthias Morris of
Doylestown, Pa., and Wilhelmina Chapman), a lawyer at Doylestown, Pa.
[8th Gen.] Children :
John Huntington Lyman b. Jan. 22, 185G, d. Dec. 1, 1857.
William Morris Lyman b. Feb. 1, 1857, d. Aug. 12, 1857.
Arthur Meredith Lyman b. Aug. 8, 1858, d. Aug. 4,
1859.
Richard Morris Lyman b. Oct. 12, 1S59.
Marion Lyman b. March 18, 1861.
Sophia Hinckley Lyman b. July 7, 1864.
vii. Robert Huntington Lyman b. Juno 17, 1867.
[7th Gen.] 1704823
22514-5. v. Sophia Ames Lyman (dau. of Jonathan Huntington
Lyman and Sophia Hinckley) b. April 14, 1815, m. Oct. 1, 1S35, George
William Phipps b. May 4, 180S (son of Robert F. Phipps of Portsmouth,
N. II.) : a merchant in Philadelphia for several years and afterwards au
agent in New York for the Equitable Assurance Co. of N. Y. She d.
Feb. 20, 1864; he d. March 6, 1S70.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22553- 4. i. Lt. Frank Huntington Phipps b. Aug. 9, 1843 : grad.
at West Point in"lS63, m. June 11,^1867, Louisa Pe
Hart Patterson of St. Louis, Mo., b. Nov. 11, 1846
(dau. of Henry Livingston Patterson of Va., and
Theodosia Hunt of St. Louis). He was for six months
in service at Fortress Monroe, and then for 4 years
(1864-8) chief of Ordnance at St. Louis Arsenal, be-
side being for some months in service during the war,
as Chief of Ordnance on the staff of Gen. Dana and
Gen. Warren at Natchez, Teun., where he was made
captain by brevet. He is now (1869-71) Chief of
Ordnance at Washington Arsenal, P. C. Has one child :
22555. 1. Henry Patterson Phipps b. March 25, 1870.
22556- 7. ii. Ellen Lyman Phipps b. Aug. 5, 1845, m . Pec. 28, 1S70,
George Ross b. in Doylestown, Pa., Aug. 24, 1841
(son of Thomas Ross of Doylestown, Pa., and Elizabeth
Pawling of Norristown, Pa.) : grad. at Princeton in
1861 : a lawyer at Doylestown.
[7th Gen.]
22516-8. vi. Jonathan Huntington Lyman, M.D. (son of Jona-
than H. Lyman and Sophia Hinckley) b. Aug. 18, 1816, grad. in 1840,
at the Medical University of Fa. in Philadelphia: m. July 23, 1347,
Julia Strong Dwight b. Aug. 6, 1824 (dau. of Timothy Dwight of New
II] 56
22559.
ii.
225G0.
iii
22561.
iv.
225G2.
v.
1206 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
Haven, merchant, and Clarissa Strong dan. of Gov. Caleb Strong) : she
d. Dec. 4, 1S53, and he m. Jan. 2, 1855, for 2d wife her elder sister
Mary Dwight. He is a deacon in the Edwards Church at Northampton,
For account of his family see previous page.
[7th Gen.]
22520-1. viii. George Hinckley Lyman, M.D. (son of Jonathan
H. Lyman and Sophia Hinckley) b. July 18, 1819, grad. at the Medical
Coll. of the University of Pa., at Philadelphia, 1843: settled at Boston,
Mass., in 1845, m. Oct. 14, 1846, Marie Cornelia Ritchie Austin, b.
March 8, 1821 (dau. of Hon. James Trecothick Austin of Boston, Attor-"
ney General and Catharine Gerry dau. of Gov. Elbridge Gerry, Vice
President U. S.) : she d. Dec. 6, 1SG4.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22558. i. James Trecothick Austin Lyman b. Aug. 27, 1847, d.
May 6, 1850.
Catharine Maria Lyman b. Oct. 11. 1848.
George Hinckley Lyman b. Dee. 13,' 1850.
Gerry Austin Lyman b. March 5, 1855.
Bessie Maria Lyman b. Sept. 16,' 1S56.
It is to Dr. George H. Lyman of Boston, that the author owes chiefly
the account here given of the descendants of Hon. Samuel Hinckley and
Dorothy Strong.
[7th Gen.]
22522-3. ix. David Hinckley Lyman (son of Jonathan H. Lyman
and Sophia Hinckley) b. Nov. 21, 1S20, grad. at Harvard in 1S39 : re-
moved to Zanesville, 0., July, 1842, to Chicago in 1852, to New York in
1856, to Warsaw, O., in 1861, to Cleveland, O., in 1867, and to Pitts-
burgh in 1S68. He is a lawyer and editor of u The Pittsburgh Gazette."
He m. Nov. 21, 1842, Sophia Doty of Ravenna, 0., b. Jan. 18, 1822
(dau. of David Doty). Children :
Sophia Hinckley Lyman b. Dec. 25, 1845 : d Nov 12
1848. * '
Katharine Hinckley Lyman b. Dec. 16, 1847 : d June
24, 1848.
Charles Hinckley Lyman b. April 14, 1849, a cadet in
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
Nelly Lyman, ~\ d. Jan. 1853.
[-twins b. Aug. 16, 1S51,
Clara Lyman, J d. July 1852.
[7th Gen.]
22524-5. x. Hannah Huntington Lyman (dau. of Jonathan H.
Lyman, and Sophia Hinckley), b. Dec. 25, 1821, m. Aug. 9, 1849, as his
2d wife, Rev. Charles Mason, D.D., Rector of Grace Ch., Boston, d. July
28, 1812, (son of Hon. Jeremiah Mason of Portsmouth, N. II., and after-
wards of Boston, Mass.). His first wife was Susan Lawrence dau. of
22563.
1
22564.
2
22565.
3.
22566.
4
22567.
5
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1207
Hon. Amos Lawrence of Boston, by whom ho had four children, Amos
Lawrence Mason, Susan Mason, and Mary Mason, twin with Sarah Mason.
He d. March 23, 1362. Children :
22568. 1. Anna Sophia Lyman Mason b. Oct. 4, 1853.
22569. 2. Charles Jeremiah Mason b. Sept. 25, 1S55.
22570. 3. Harriet Sargcant Mason b. May 2, 1858.
[4th Gen.] See page 1153.
21678-80. v. Ichabod Strong (son of Jonathan Strong of North-
ampton, and Mehitable Stebbins), b. Oct. 17, 1711, m. Nov. 28, 1734,
Mary Davis b. in 1713 (dau. of John Davis of Hatfield, and Mary
): a farmer at Southampton, Mass. Shed. Aug. 26, 1749,
and he m. June 24, 1751, for 2d wife, Eunice Sheldon b. July 14, 1713,
(dau. of Samuel and Mary Sheldon). He d. Feb. 17, 1798, aged 87.
He was a farmer and large landholder (as shown by the probate records
at Northampton), and had a saw-mill also and potash works ; and wasaman
of stirring business qualities of character, and best of all, a remarkably
godly man.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first wife:
22571. i. Ichabod Strong b. in 1735, d. Sept. 1735.
22572- 3. ii. Aaron Strong b. Oct. 2, 1736.
22574- 5. iii. John Strong b. "Feb. 7, 1739. d. May 6, 1821.
22576. iv. Solomon Strong b. Nov. 30, 1741, d. Aug. 1, 1743.
22577- 8. v. Mary Strong b. Feb. 2, 1741, m. in 1763, Elijah Wright.
He d. Jan. 8, 1837, aged 93 ; she d. Dec. 1836, aet. 92.
22579-SO. vi. Solomon Strong b. Dec. 25, 1746.
By second wife :
22581- 2. vii. Job Strong bapt. Aug. 2, 1752, d. Nov. 15, 1806, aet. 54.
#*
[John Davis — son of Samuel Davis, of Northampton and Hannah
Edwards, whom he m. March 4, 1668, and who was the daughter of Al-
exander Edwards and Sarah Baldwin, of Springfield (where Hannah Ed
wards was born), and afterwards of Northampton — was born May, 1677.
See for further account of his connections uuder account of Alexander
Edwards, hereafter.]
[5th Gen.]
22572-3. i. Aaron Strong (son of Ichabod Strong and Mary Davis)
b. Oct. 2, 1736, m. (pub. Oct. 30) 1762, Sarah Burt (dau. of Samuel
Burt of Southampton) : a farmer at Southampton. He was killed by a
cannon ball Oct. 16, 1777, aged 41, when in an cntreuchmeut at Saratoga.
She in. for a 2d husband a Mr. Sheldon.
[6th Gen.] Children :
22583- 4. i. Eunice Strong b. Jan. 29, 1764, m. Noah Clarke.
22585- 6. ii. Elias Strong b. March 7, 1766, d. June 15, 1843, set. 78.
22600-
1.
ii.
22602-
3.
iii
22(304-
5.
IV.
22006-
7.
v.
22608.
vi
120S Descendants of Elder Elenezer Strong, Son of
225S7-90. iii. Aaron Strong, Jr., b. Nov. 15, 1768, d. suddenly, July
13,1841.
22591- 4. iv. Alpheus Strong b. Dec. 3, 1771, d. Oct. 4, 1838, set. 66.
2259£- 6. v. Esther Strong b. July 4, 1774, m. Pliny Parks of South-
ampton, d. June 15, 1S37.
22597. vi. Sarah Strong b. 1778, d. Dec. 30, 1803.
22583-4. i. Eunice Strong b. Jan. 29, 1764, m. Feb. 5, 1784, Noah
Clarke b. Dec. 7, 17G2 (son of Timothy Clarke of Southampton, and
Freedom Edwards) : a farmer at Southampton, Mass. She d. March 16,
1853.
[7th Gen.] Children :
22598- 9. i. Dolly Clarke b. Nov. 17, 1784, m. Cornelius Searle d.
Nov. 23, 1851.
Ansel Clarke b. Feb. 16, 1787.
Edwards Clarke b. May 24, 1789.
Noah Clarke b. May 26, 1791.
Key. Philetus Clarke b. April 26, 1794.
Eunice Clarke b. Dec. 28, 1796. d. March 7, 1798.
22609-10. vii. Eunice Clarke (2d) b. Feb. 7, 1799, m. Horatio Sheldon,
d. Nov. 25, 1867.
22611- 2. viii. Strong Clarke b. July 14, 1801.
22613- 4. is. King Clarke b. Mav 26, 1S03.
22015- 6. x. Charles Pinckney Clarke b. April 6, 1806, d. Aug. 7,
1853.
2259S-9. i. Dolly Clarice b. Nov. 17, 1781, m. May 24, 1804,
Cornelius Searle b. Feb. 16, 1783 (son of Zophar Searle of Southampton,
and Anna Clarke) : a farmer at Southampton, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22617- 8. i. Asenatii Searle b. May 13, 1805, d. Dec. 20, 1860, m.
Asaph Hurlburt.
Dolly Searle b. May 2, 1S07, m. Sardis Chapman, d.
June 6, 1844.
Betusina Searle b. Oct. 25, 1809, m. Asa R. Searle.
Harriet Searle b. Dec. 13, 1811, d. Sept. 19, 1840.
Cornelius Edwards Searle b. Nov. 8, 1813.
Anna Searle b. June 7, 1816, d. Jan. 2. 1326.
Rev. Jairus Clark Searle b. May 21, 1819, d. April
24, 1852.
22629-30. viii. Philomela Thurston Searle b. July 18, 1822, m. Lucius
S. Gorham, d. Dec. 4, 1867.
22531. is. Eunice Cordelia Clarke b. Dec. 9. 1824, in. April 21,
1843, Aspasio Graves b. Oct, 31, 1821 (son of Elijah
Graves of Southampton, and Lydia Warner) : a hotel-
keeper at Sunderland, Mass. No children. She d.
Nov. 29, 1814.
22632- 3. x. Anna Eliza Clarke b. Dec. 26, 1827, m. June 26, 1850,
Lucas Richards b. May 20, 1825 (son of George Rich-
ards of Uniouvilie, Ct., an.l Lucy Williams) : a miller
at Uniunville. No.childreu :
22619-
20.
ii.
22621-
2.
iii.
22623.
iv.
22624-
5.
v.
22626.
vi.
22627-
S.
vii
Elder John Strong, both of Nortliampton. 1209
22617-8. Asenath Searle b. May 13, 1805, m. Nov. 6, 1827, Asaph
Hurlburtb. Sept. 28, 1801 (son of Stephen Douglas Ilurlburt of Southamp-
ton, and Eunice Clapp) : a wheelwright at Springfield, Mass.
[9th Gen.] Children :
22034. i. Milton Clarke Hurlburt b. Nov. 2, 1829, d. Oct. 1851 :
a dentist at Springfield.
22035- 6. ii. Cornelius Searle Hurlburt b. March 18, 1832.
22037- 8. iii. Sarah Jane Hurlburt b. Nov. 22, 1834, ni. Daniel TV.
Allis.
22039. iv. Edward Asaph Hurlburt b. April 10, 1S40, d. Nov. 27,
1802 : a dentist at Springfield.
22040- 1. v. Jairus Searle Hurlburt b. Jan. 5, 1842, m. Oct. 15,
180S, Julia Ann Sampson b. May 10, 1844 (dau. of
Ira Sampson of Springfield, and Julia Ann Dlush) : a
dentist at Springfield.
22042. vi. Louis Seneca Hurlburt b. July 7, 1844, d. June 21,
1865 : a bookkeeper in Springfield.
22035-0. ii. Cornelius Searle Hurlburt b. March 18, 1S32, in.
Oct, 20, 1858, Mary Wait Allis b. Oct. 9, 1833 (dau. of Dexter Allis,
of Hatfield, Mass., and Mary TVait) : a dentist at Springfield.
[10th Gen.] Children:
22643. i. Mary Allis Hurlburt b. April 26, I860.
22044. ii. Dexter Allis Ilurlburt b. Sept. 22, 1802, d. Dec. 23,
1863.
22645. iii. Martha Asenath Hurlburt b. Jan. 6, 1865.
22646. iv. Marian Elizabeth Hurlburt b. Dec. 10, 1S66.
22647. v. Mabel Graco Hurlburt b. Feb. 23, 1S09.
[9th Gen.]
22637-S. iii. Sarah Jane Hurlburt b. Nov. 22, 1834, m. Nov.
7, 1853, Daniel TVait Allis b. Aug. 8, 1828 (son of Dexter Allis, of Hat-
field, and Mary Wait) : a farmer at Hatfield, Mass.
[10th Gen.] Children :
22648. i. Josephine Sophia Allis b. Jan. 30, 1S56.
22649. ii. Jairus Hurlburt Allis b. July 9, 1S02, d. July 9, 1303.
22050. iii. Mary Wait Allis b. May 5, 1805.
22051. iv. Dexter Hurlburt Allis b. Aug. 10, 1807.
[8th Gen.].
22019-20. ii. Dolly Searle b. May 2, 1807, m. Nov. 22, 1827,
Sardis Chapman b. June 15, 1803 (son of Paul Chapman, of Southamp-
ton, and lluth Pomeroy) : a shoemaker at Southampton.
[9th Gen.] Children :
22052. i. Charles Henry Chapman b. June 21, 1828, d. June 23,
1828.
22653. ii. Harriet Eliza Chapman b. Juue 10. 1830.
1210 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
22654. iii. Mary Jane Chapman b. Aug. 3, 1834, d. June 28, 1850.
22655. iv. Sarah Maria Chapman b. Aug. 21, 1836, d. Aus*. 22
1S36.
[8th Gen.]
22621-2. iii. Bethsina Searle (dau. of Cornelius Searle, of South-
ampton and Dolly Clarke) b. Oct. 25, 1809, m. Nov. 7, 1830, Asa Ray-
mond Searle b. Nov. 1, 1806 (son of Moses Searle, of Southampton, and
Mary Bosworth) : a fanner at Southampton. No children. To her the
author is indebted for the account here given of the descendants of her
grandparents, Noah Clarke and Euuice Strong.
[8th Gen.]
22624-5. v. Cornelius Edwards Searle (son of Cornelius Searle
'of Southampton, and Dolly Clarke), b. Nov. 8, 1813, m. Nov. 26, 1810,
Julia Searle b. Sept. 14, 1817 (dau. of Nathaniel Eggleston Searle of
Southampton, and Zilpah Searle) : a farmer in Southampton. Children :
22656. 1. Orlando Cornelius Searle b. June 24, 1844.
22657. 2. Payson Edwards Searle b. July 2, 1S46, d. Sept. 13, 1849.
22658. 3. Harriet Cordelia Searle b. July 14, 1849.
22659. 4. Julia Anna Searle b. July 2, 1853.
[8th Gen.]
22627-8. vii. Rev. Jairtjs Clarke Searle b. May 21, 1S19, grad.
at Amherst Coll. in 1842, and at Princeton Theol. Sem. : settled over
Cong. Ch. in Unionville, Ct., Sept. 184S. He m. May S, 1850, Emma
Cynthia Youngs b. Aug. 9, 1825 (dau. of Constant Youngs of Unionville,
Ct., and Cynthia llobbins). He d. at Southampton, at his brother's house,
April 24, 1852. One child :
22660. 1. Emma J. C. Searle b. Feb. 9, 1852.
[8th Gen.]
22629-30. viii. Philomela Thurston Searle b. July 18, 1822, m.
Nov. 1,1844, Lucius Seneca Gorham b. June 11, 1820 (son of Daniel
Gorham of llinesburgh, Vt., and Sarah Stearns), a house-builder at
Unionville, Ct.
[9th Gen.] Children :
22661- 2. i. Frances Marian Gorham b. Oct. 17, 1845, m. James H.
Woodruff.
22663. ii. Daniel Searle Gorham b. Oct. 5, 1852, d. April 30, 1860.
22661-2. i. Frances Marian Gorham b. Oct, 17, 1845, m. April
24, 1866, James Henry Woodruff b. Jan. 1, 1836 (son of William R.
Woodruff and Susan Norton of Southington) : a merchant at Norwich,
Ct. One child :
22664. I Marian Amelia Woudruff b. July 17, 1867, d. May 3,
1869.
Elder John Strong, hoth of Northampton. . 1211
[7th Gen.]
22600-1. ii. Ansel Clarke (son of Noah Clarke and Eunice Strong)
b. Feb.'l6, 1787, m. April 25, 1808, Tirzah Miller b. Sept. 23, 1788
(dau. of John Miller of Southampton, and Abigail Pomeroy) a farmer at
Southampton, Mass., and afterwards at Mesopotamia, 0.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22G65- 6. i. Jeduthun Clarke b. July 10, 1809, m. Nov. 8, 1833,
Maria Stiles b. in Southwick, Mass., Sept. 3, 1809,
(dau. of Dorus Stiles and Sally Darker) : Postmaster at
Mesopotamia, O. No children.
22667- 8. ii. Ansel Clarke b. Aug. 20, 1810.
226G9-70. iii. Tirzah Clarke b. Dec. 14, 1811, m. Elisha Wait.
22671- 3. iv. Parmenas Pomerov Clarke b. Aug. 3, 1813.
22674- 5. v. Ebenezer Sheldon Clarke b. Sept. 16, 1816.
22676- 7. vi. Freelove Angeline Clarke b. Jan. 5, 1819, m. James
Anderson.
22678- 9. vii. Henry Alvanus Clarke \ twins b.,May 23, 1S23,
22680. viii. Edwin Augustus Clarke j d. Oct. 7, 1S24.
22G81- 2. ix. EDWIN Augustus Clarke (2d) b. March 19, 1827.
22667-8. ii. Ansel Clarke, Jr., b. Aug. 20, 1810, m. April 24,
1834, Marilla Eunice Gains b. Jan. 11, 1816, in Southwick, Mass. (dau.
of Daniel Gains and Olive Corintba West), afarmer in East Granville, Mass.
[9th Gen.] Children :
22683- 4. i. Maria Corintha Clarke b. July 8, 1835, at Freedom, O.
m. Norman H. Cook.
22685. ii. Henry Sheldon Clarke b. in East Granville, Mass.: Au"
27, 184S : a clerk in New York.
226S3-4. i. Maria Corintha Clark b. July 8, 1835, m. Nov. 7,
1854, Norman Henry Cook (son of Lyman Erastus Cook and Sarah
Ward, of East Granville, Mass.) a manufacturer of drums at East' Gran-
ville, where his children were all born. Children :
22656. 1. Ella Maria Cook b. July 29, 1855, d. May 10, 1857.
22657. 2. Jairus Burt Cook b. Oct. 15, 1S5G.
22658. 3. Orrin West Cook b. March 6, 1859.
22689. 4. Stella Marilla Cook b. Aug. 15, 1863.
22690. 5. William Henry Cook b. May 29, 1807.
[8th Gen.]
22669-70. iii. Tirzah Clarke b. Dec. 14, 1811, at Southampton, m.
March 29, 1831, Elisha Wait b. Oct. 24, 1S08 (son of Elisha and
Vashti Wait of Montgomery, Mass.) ; a farmer at Freedom, O. Children :
22691. 1. David Cooley Wait b. Dec. 19, 1832, at Southampton d
March 23, 1850.
22692. 2. A son unnamed b. and d. April 1836.
22693. 3. A daughter unnamed b. July, 1843, d. in a few weeks.
"2694. 4. Angeline Tirzah Wait b. at Freedom, O., Nov. 15, 1S44.
""
1212 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
[8th Gen.]
22G71-3. iv. Parmenas Pomeroy Clarke b. Aug. 3, 1813, in
Southampton m. Nov. 7, 1839, Sarah Elmiua Barber b. Jan. 12, 1820,
in Sheffield, Mass. (dau. of Myron and Amy Barber). She d. Feb. 9,
1859; and he m. July 12, 1859, for 2d wife, Henrietta Maria Burge b.
Sept. 8, 1831, in Van Buren, N. Y. (dau. of Jonathan Burge and Catha-
rine Willard) : a farmer in Freedom, 0.
[9th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
22695- 6. i. Dr. Myron Sobieski Clarke b. Oct. 9, 1840, at Gallipolis,
0., m. May 9, 18C7, Hester Jane Smith b. April 10,
1839 (dau. of John Tune Smith, and Esther Strode),
a physician at Bristol, O.
22G97. ii. Amy Bethsina Clarke b. at Mesopotamia, 0., May 1G
1843, d. March 28, 1848.
22G98. iii. Ansel Aleski Clarke b. Sept. 2, 1849, at Freedom, 0.
22699. iv. Sereno Jeduthun Clarke b. Oct. 6, 1851, at Freedom.
22700. v. Edgar Severge Clarke b. Aug. 19, 1854, d. Dec. 8, 1854.
By second wife :
22701. vi. Edgar Goethe Clarke b. Sept. 18, 1861, d. Feb. 26, 186S.
22702. vii. Etta Elmina Clarke b. Jan. 9, 1866.
[8th Gen.]
22G74-5. v. Ebenezer Sheldon Clarke (son of Ansel Clarke, and
Tirzah Miller) b. Sept. 16, 1816, at Southampton, m. May 11, 1842, Eliza
Teed b. in Bloomfield, 0., March 22, 1822 (dau. of Samuel Teed and
Sarah Kemble), a cabinet maker at Bloomfield, 0. He d. April 19, 1846.
Children :
22703. 1. Laura Alice Clarke b. Sept. 21, 1843, d. May 25, 1855.
22704. 2. Sarah Eliza Clarke b. Oct. 5, 1815.
[8th Gen.]
22676-7. vi. Freelove Anoeline Clarke b. Jan. 5, 1819, at South-
ampton, m. Nov. 14, 1840, James Anderson b. Sept. 6, 1S15 (son of
Robert Anderson of Dumfries, Scotland, and Helen Blackwood) : a
farmer in Mesopotamia, 0.
22678-9. vii. Henry Alvanus Clarke b. May 23, 1823, in South-
ampton in. Nov. 15, 1849 Harriet Joslinb. Oct. 5, 1822, in Mesopotamia,
O. (dau. of Reuben and Sally Joslin) : a farmer in Mesopotamia. Child-
ren :
22705. 1. Ellen Maria Clarke b. Nov. 3, 1850.
2270G. 2. Adeline Louisa Clarke b. Sent. 1, 1853.
22707. 3. Franklin Augustus Clarke b.'Xov. 6, 1855.
22708. 4. Alice Belle Clarke b. Feb. 22, 1858.
Elder John Strong, both of Northamjrton. 1213
[8th Gen.]
22681-2. ix. Edwin Augustus Clarke (son of Ansel Clarke of
Southampton, and Tirzati Miller) b. March 19, 1S27, in Southampton, m.
Nov. 1846, Elizabeth Clarke b. in 1827 (dau. of Zelotus and Huldah Clarke
of Huntsburgh, 0.) : a tailor in Mesopotamia, 0. One child :
22709. 1. Ebenezer Anderson Clarke b. April 15, 1847 : a dentist
in Mesopotamia, 0.
[7th Gen.]
22602-3. iii. Edwards Clarke (son of Noah Clarke of Southampton
and Eunice Strong) b. May 24, 17S9, m. April 13, 1814, Achsah Searle
b. Nov. 6, 1791 (dau. of Zenas Searle of Chester, Mass., and Rachel
Bates) : a farmer in South Deerfield, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children:
22710. i. Rev. Spencer Searle Clarke b. Oct. 31, 1815, grad. at
Amherst in 1839, and at Auburn Theol. Sem. in 1842.
He d. Oct. 12, 1844.
22711- 2. ii. Maria Rates Clarke b. Nov. 12, 1817, m. June 4, 1845,
William Shepard Arms b. March 22, 1819 (son of
Dennis Arms of South Deerfield, Mass., and Polly
Phelps) : a manufacturer at S. Deerfield. She d. April
23, 1851. One child :
22713- 4. 1. Achsah Maria Arms b. Dec. 20, 1S48, m. Nov. 23, 1869,
Alonzo Melviron Rice of S. Deerfield, Mass.: a book-
keeper, b. May 22, 1846 (son of Daniel Rice, Jr., and
Fanny Dean Tobey of Springfield, Mas3.).
22715. iii. Samuel Edwards Clarke b. Aug. 8, 1S20: a farmer in
South Deerfield, Mass., d. Dec. 8, 184S, aged 28.
22716. iv. Achsah Semautha Clarke b. Aug. 9, 1825, d. May 27,
1848, aged 22.
22717- 8. v. Harriet Electa Clark b. May 31, 1830, d. Jan. 19, 1855,
m. Oct. 8, 1851, Charles Arms b. Jan. 6, 1831 (son of
Dennis Arms of S. Deerfield and Polly Phelps) : a
manufacturer at South Deerfield. One child :
22719. 1. Julia Maria Arms b. June 23, 1853.
[7th Gen.]
22604-5. iv. Noah Clarke, Jr. (son of Noah Clarke of Southampton,
and Eunice Strong) b. May 26, 1791, m. Nov. 3, 1813, Betsey Lyman b.
April 20, 1792" (dau. of Thomas Lyman of Westhampton, Mass., and
Dolly Judd), High Sheriff at Springfield, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children:
22720. i. An infant unnamed b. Nov. 19, 1814, and d. Nov. 21, 1814.
22721- 2. ii. Elizabeth Melissa Clarke b. Oct. 11, 1816, m. Alanson
Bugbee.
22723- 4. iii. Noah Burt Clarke b. March 16, 1822.
22725- 6. iv. George Benuett Clarke b. Dec. 9, 1826.
n] 57
1214 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
22727- 8. v. Thomas Lyman Clarke b. Sept. 18, 1829, m. Nov. 5,
. 1859, Ellen Isabel Ashley (dau. of Setb Ashley), d.
March 30, 1S70, aged 40.
22721-2. ii. Elizabeth Melissa Clarke b. Oct. 11, 1816, m. 1843,
Alanson Bugbey b. March, 1822 (son of Wales Eleazer Bugbey of Staf-
ford, Ct., and Hannah Norton) : a hotel keeper at Springfield, Mass.
One child :
22729-30. 1. Aratine Elizabeth Bugbey b. March 11, 1845, m. June
19, 18C7, George Leonard Warriner (son of Alfred
Warriner of Springfield) : a mechanic at Springfield.
One child :
22731. CI). Lillian Emily Warriner b. Dec. 7, 1869.
[8th Gen.]
22723-4. iii. Noah Burt Clarke b. March 16, 1822, m. Oct. 21,
1846, Caroline Elizabeth Foster b. Aug. 12, 1819 (dau. of Marvin Fos-
ter and Betsey Chapin) : a cigar merchant at Springfield, Mass. One
child :
22732. 1. Edward Foster Clarke b. Jan. 7, 1850, d. June 23, 1869,
a dentist at Springfield.
[8th Gen.]
22725-6. iv. George Bennett Clarke b. Dec. 29, 1826, m. Sept.
1, 1853, Cynthia Maria Strickland b. Dec. 22, 1831 (dau. of Asa Strick-
land of Palmer, Mass., and Betsey Pepper) : a hotel-keeper at Hanover, 111.
[9th Gen.] Children :
22733. 1. George Alanson Clarke b. June 23, 1856.
22734. 2. Eva Myra Clarke b. Feb. 7, 1858, d. April 29, 1859.
22735. 3. Clara Eda Clarke b. Nov. 1, 1S59.
[7th Gen].
22606-7. v. Rev. Philetus Clarke (son of Noah Clarke of South-
ampton, and Eunice Strong) b. April 26, 1794, m. June 16, 1824, Irene
Brown (dau. of SilasBrowh of Townsend, Vt., and Kuby Tenney). She d.
Oct. 28, 1829, and he m. Sept. 25, 1831, Delilah Bonuey Hall b. June 16*
1810 (dau. of Caleb Hall of Clarendon, and Delilah Bonney) : settled form-
erly at Clarendon, Vt. : preaching now (1870) at Wardsboro, Vt.
[8th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
22736- 7. i. Amelia Irene Clarke b. March 17, 1825, m. about 1856,
Lyman Sullivan Knowlton b. Feb. 12, 1S22 (son of
Sullivan Knowlton of Wardsboro, Vt., and Isabel Bogle)
resides at Memphis, Teun. Children:
2273S. 1. Ida Clarke b. April 12, 1858, d. May 7, 1860
22739. 2. Philetus Clarke b. May 23, 1861.
22740. ii. Philetus Brown Clarke b. Nov. 8, 1826.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1215
By second wife :
22741- 2. iii. Caleb Hall Clarke b. Oct. 1, 1832.
22743. iv. Mary Ann Strong Clarke b. Nov. 10, 1837 : teacher of
high school at St. James, Mo.
[8th Gen.]
22741-2. iii. Caleb Hall Clarke (son of Rev. Philetus Clarke and
Irene Brown), b. Oct. 1, 1S32, m. Nov. 23, 1850, Leonora McDonald b.
May 12, 1840 (dau. of Duncan McDonald of Montreal, C. E., and Mary
Munson), a farmer at Clarendon, Vt. Children :
22744. 1. Irene Delilah Clarke b. March 23, 1864.
22745. 2. Mary Amelia Clarke b. Aug. 31, 1SC5.
[7th Gen.]
22609-10. vii. Eunice Clarke (dau. of Noah Clarke of Southampton
and Eunice Strong), b. Feb. 7, 1799, m. Dec. 1S22, Horatio Sheldon b.
Dec. 13, 1797 (son of Aretas Sheldon of Southampton, and Jerusha
Coleman) : a farmer at Southampton. Children :
22746. 1. Dorus Clarke b. Oct. 20, 1821, d. Sept. 1822.
22747. 2. Dorus Clarke (2d) b. Jan. 20, 1833, d. 1S37.
22748. 3. Emily L. Clarke b. April 21, 1S37, d. Aug. 1838.
[7th Gen.]
22611-2. viii. Strong Clarke b. July 14, 1801, m. Dec. 10, 1823,
Rowena Searle b. March 22, 1S03 (dau. of Zenas Searle of Chester, Mass.,
and Rachel Bates) : a farmer at Southampton.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22749-50. i. Joseph Strong Clarke b. Sept. 20, 1S24, m. May 12, 1846,
Lovisa Sheldon b. Dec. 29, 1S27 (dau. of Silas Sheldon
of Southampton, and Anna King) a merchant at West-
field, Mass. No children.
22751- 2. ii. J aires Emerson Clarke b. May S, 1835, m. Oct. 1, 1856,
Alamauza Hubbard b. Dec. 29, 1831 (dau. of David
Clark Hubbard of Haddam, Ct., and Temperance Hig-
gins) a farmer at Southampton. Children :
22753. 1. Myron Wilbur Clarke b. Nov. 19, 1864, d. Aug. 19, 1866.
22754. 2. Eugene Strong Clarke b. Aug. 17, 186S.
[7th Gen.]
22613-4. ix. King Clarke (son of Noah Clarke and Eunice Strong)
b. May 26, 1803, m. May, 1S25, Martha Clarke b. Oct. 5, 1804 (dau. of
Joel Clarke of Northampton, and Achsah Stearns) : a farmer at South-
ampton, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22755- 6. i. Albert King Clarke b. March 23, 1826, d. June 5, 1S04.
22757. ii. Julia Ann Clarke b. Nov. 28, 1827, d. June 23, 1^47.
22753- 9. iii. Martha Susannah Clarke b. Jan. 18, 1831, m. Aug. 25,
1855, Levi Perkins b March 11, 1S31 (sou of William
1216 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
■
Perkins of Holyoke, Mass., and Jerusha Clapp). He
keeps a meat market at Holyoke.
22760. iv. Noaii Henry Clarke b. May 4, 1833, a farmer at South-
ampton.
22761. v. Cordelia Eunice Clarke b. Jan. 18, 1846, d. April 13,
1849.
22755-6. i. Albert Kino Clarke b. March 23, 1826. m. Nov. 28,
1851, Mary Harris b. Oct 29, 1831 (dau. of Ebenezer Harris of South-
ampton, and Pamelia Warner) ; a farmer at Southampton. Children :
22762. 1. Etta Cornelia Clarke b. Aug. 31, 1854.
22763. 2. Frank Ebenezer Clarke b. Oct. 18, 1856, d. Sept. 18, 1862.
22764. 3. Charles King Clarke b. Oct. 25, 1858, d. Sept. 15, 1862.
22765. 4. Albert Joel Clarke b. Dec. 3, 18G0, d. Sept. 18, 1862.
22766. 5. Frederic Warner Clarke b. July 14, 1863.
[7th Gen.]
22615-6. x. Charles Pinckney Clarke (son of Noah Clarke, and
Eunice Strong) b. April 6, 1806, m. April 6, 1828, Mary Ann Frary b.
June 30, 1806 (dau. of Jesse Frary of Southampton, and Olive Dewey) :
a clock maker at Bristol, Ct. He d. Aug. 7, 1853.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22767- 8. i. Mary Eugenia Clarke b. Nov. 1, 1832, m. Julius It. Ship-
man.
22769-70. ii. Eunice Eliza Clarke b. Feb. 9, 1836, m. Frederic San-
ford.
22771. iii. Olive Paulina Clarke b. April 19, 1838: resides unmar-
ried at Bristol, Ct.
22772- 3. iv. Lewis Franklin Clarke b. July 12, 1842.
22774. v. Frances Maria Clarke b. March 22, 1848, d. July 3, 1849.
22767-8. i. Mary Eugenia Clarke b. Nov. 1, 1832, m. Jan. 1,
1852, Julius Rockwell Shipman b. Sept. 23, 1826 (son of Ralph Shipman
of Yonkers, N. Y., and Marilla Wells) : a manufacturer of hat boxes at
Yonkers, N. Y.
[9th Gen.] Children:
22775. i. Frances Wells Shipman b. Oct. 17, 1852.
22776. ii. Isabella Mary Shipman b. Aug. 29, 1S54.
22777. iii. Walter Lewis Shipman b. Jan. 26, 18G2.
22778. iv. Albert King Shipman b. Jan. 20, 1864.
[8th Gen.]
22769-70. ii. Eunice Eliza Clarke b. Feb. 9, 1836, m. Oct. 17,
1856, Frederic Sanford b. Aug. 19, 1833 (son of Samuel Norman San-
ford of Newtown, Ct., and Anna Maria Shepard) : a house and sigu painter
at Birmingham, Ct. Children :
22779. 1. Lillian Mary Sanford b. July 1, 1859, d. June 30, 1860.
2^7S0. 2. Frederic Shepard Sanford b. Oct. 7, 1S60.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1217
[8th Gen.]
22772-3. iv. Lewis Franklin Clarke b. July 12, 1842, m. Nov.
29, 1866, Jane Gray Burns b. Feb. 25, 1846 (dan. of David Burns of
Yonkers, and Jane Guthrie) : a machinist at Yonkers. One child :
22781. 1. Bertha Eugenie b. Oct. 29, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
22585-6. ii. Elias Strong (son of Aaron Strong of Southampton,
and Sarah Burt) b. March 7, 1766, m. (pub. Jan. 31, 1790), Huldah
Barker of "W. Springfield, Mass. (dau. of a Mr. Barker of Guilford, Ct.)
a farmer at Southampton, and after Nov. 20, 1817, at Thompson, Geauga
Co., O., where he arrived from his former home (Oct. 8, Nov. 20), after
43 days travel : a distance now capable of being traversed in about half
the same number of hours. He d. June 15, 1843, aged 78 : she d. Feb.
17, 1828, aged 65.
[7th Gen.] Children:
22782- 3. i. Zebina Strong b. Jan. 1702.
22784. ii. Lucretia Strong b. about 1795, d. aged 3.
22785- 6. iii. Elias Strong b. Oct. 31, 1798.
22787- 9. iv. Chilion Strong b. 1800.
22790- 1. v. Lavinia Strong b. March 19, 1803, m. Mark Burns, Jr.,
of Thompson, O.
22792- 3. vi. Elvira Strong m. James Briscoe.
22782-3. i. Zebina Strong b. Jan. 1792, m. I'hilura Parks (dau. of
a Mr. Parks of Southampton, and Bascom). He resides now
(1870) at Trumbull, O.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22794- 5. i. Lucretia Strong m. Samuel N. Button of Montville, O.
Children : Myron ; Sena, who m. a Mr. Austin of Mont-
ville, a farmer ; Eveline, who m. a Mr Kidger of same
place.
22796- 7. ii. Philura Strong who m. Theodore Bostwick. She d.
and he m. again. One child : Philura.
22798- 9. iii. Sophia Strong who m. Joseph Hodges of Montville.
She d. in Fond Du Lac, Wis., about 1865 : Children :
Emily, who m. a Mr. Glaze, editor of a paper at Ripon,
Wis., and two sons.
22800- 1. iv. Mary Ann Strong who m. Asa Belding of Farmington, O.
22802. v. Huldah Strong who d. in infancy.
22803- 4. vi. Irene Strong who m. Chauucey McCarthy and for a 2d
husband a Mr. Barnes of Trumbull, O.
22805- 6. vii. Angeltne Strongwhom. Henry Paine, a farmer in Hunts-
burgh, O. Children, 3: Nathan, Elias and Strong, a mer-
chant in Miun. who m. Hannah Emerson of Madison, O.
[7th Gen.]
22785-6. iii. Elias Strong, Jr. (son of Elias Strong of Southampton,
and Huldah Barker), b. Oct. 31, 1798, m. Sept. 12, 1827, Harriet
V
1218 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
Emmeline Russell of Southampton b. May 12, 1807 (dau. of Joseph
Russell of Southampton, and Sylvia Norton, dau. of Isaac Norton of
Bristol, Ct.) : a farmer at Thompson, Geauga Co., 0. To him the author
owes most of this account of his father's descendants.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22807. i. Emily Strong b. Sept. 29, 1S29, d. March 2, 1S38.
22808- 9. ii. Dolly Ann Strong b. May 16, 1832, m. Jan. 3, 1S56,
Joseph Fitch b. in 1791, a farmer in Medina, 0., who
d. there, by whom she had one child :
22810- 1. 1. Lucy M. Fitch b. Oct. 5, 18G2. She m. for 2d husband
Dec. 28, 18G5, George Jackson (son of Wm. Jackson
of Thompson, O., and Patrick) : a farmer in Ches-
ter, O., by whom she has a son :
22812. 2. Frank Jackson b. April 13, 1767.
22813- 4. iii. Joseph Norton Strong b. March 3, 1839, m. Dec. 4, 1S67,
Rose Mathews b. Feb. 12, 1845 (dau. of Richard
Mathews of Thompson, and Lucy Parks) : a farmer in
Thompson, O.
22815- 6. iv. Melville Strong b. Jan 7, 1841, m. Aug. 13, 1865,
Persis Fidelia Griffith of Tyrone, Schuyler Co. N. Y.,
b. Nov. 20, 1841 (dau. of Eastman Griffith and Caroline
Noble), a merchant (dental goods) at Indianapolis, Ind.
22817. v. Charles Elmer Strong b. April 7, 1844: enlisted Aug.
1862, in the 105th Ohio Regt. He d. of the measles
at Chattanooga, Tenn., March 6, 1864.
[7th Gen.]
22787-9. iv. Chilion Strong (sonofElias Strong of Southampton,
and Huldah Barker) b. in 1800, m. Clarissa Blair b. in 1808 (dau. of
Dr. Blair of Westfield, Mass.). .She d. Oct. 17, 1843, aged 35, and he
m. for 2d wife Sarah, widow of Douglas Hurlbut. He was a farmer at
Thompson, O. He d. Dec. 23, 1862.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22S18- 9. i. AzARiAn Ashley Strong b. Jan. 8, 1S29, a farmer in
Iowa, who m. Eunice Goodsell and had 3 children.
22820. ii. Jane Lucia Strong b. June 29, 1S32 d Au" 1849
aged 17. °'
22821. iii. George Elias Strong b. Dec. 21, 1842, an Union soldier
in the late war : passed through many hard fought
^s*~ battles and was last seen alive at Cedar Mountain look-
ing after his wounded comrades while the bullets were
flying thick and fast around him.
22822. iv. Newton Hathaway Strong, a farmer (by his 2d wife).
[7th Gen,]
22790-1. v. Lavinia Strong b. March 19, 1803, m. Mark Barnes,
Jr., of Thompson, O. Children:
22823- 4. 1. Huldah Barnes, who m. Charles Snediker. She d. of
consumption, June 21, 1870; had children: Elsimer,
Rufus, Byron, and Jane.
Elder John Strong, hoth of Northampton. 1219
22S25. 2. Winchester Barnes, who d. of consumption.
22826- 7. 3. Mary Barnes, who m. Uri G. Sumner, and had 2 children,
S. Winchester, and Elias Strong.
22828- 9. 4. Jane Barnes, who m. Ebenezer Broughton, and had son
Herbert.
[7th Gen.]
22792-3. vi. Elvira Strong (dau. of Elias Strong, of Southampton,
Mass., and Huldah Barker), m. James Briscoe. They had 9 children, all
but one of whom grew up to adult years, or nearly so, and all of whom
with their parents died of consumption, within the space of about five
years. They were Cyru3, Levira, Louisa, who m. Wheeler Sperry, of
Painesville, 0. ; Lyman Miller, Lavinia, George, Sarah, Elias Strong,
and Huldah.
t [6th Gen.]
22587-90. iii. Aaron Strong, Jr., b. Nov. 15, 1768, m. Jan. 29,
1795, at W. Springfield, Hannah Carrier b. Feb. 7, 1772 (dau. of Jere-
miah Carrier of Colchester, Ct., and Elizabeth Robbins). She d. Dec.
30, 1811, and he m. for 2d wife, Jan. 25,1813, Miss Polly Stone of
Guilford, Ct., b. Dec. 23, 1771 (dau. of Daniel Stone of Southampton,
and Sarah King). She d. May, 1830, and he m. for 3d wife, Nov. 25,
1830, widow Rebecca Clapp b. March 31, 1782 (widow of Nathaniel
Clapp n6c Searle, (dau. of Lemuel Searle of Southampton, and Deborah
Owen) : a farmer at Southampton where he d July 13, 1841, aged 72.
She d. April 4, 1840. No issue by any marriage but the first.
[7th Gen.] Children :
22830. i. Hannah Strong b. Dec. 10, 1795 : resides unmarried
(1870) at Southampton.
22831. ii. Sarah Strong b. Dec. 17, 1790 : d. April 29, 1797
22832- 3. iii. Orange Strong b. Jan. 30, 1798.
22834- 6. iv. Sarah Strong (2d), b. July 29, 1803, m. Dea. Nathaniel
Morse, and for 2d husband Joel Lyman, Jr. : d. July
29,1847.
22337- 8. v. Betsey Strong b. Aug. 22, 1800, m. Jason Frary
22839-40. vi. Aaron Strong b. June 11, 1810.
22832-3. iii. Orange Strong b. Jan. 30, 1798, m. March 16, 1826,
Asenath Sheldon b. March 29, 1793 (dau. of Ebenezer Sheldon and
Asenath Searle) : a farmer in Southampton, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children:
22841. i. Jairus Alofizo Strong b. Dec. 8, 1S31 : d. June 3, 1S45.
22842- 3. ii. Edwin Orange Strong b. June 20, 1S35, m. June 2
1869, Helen Maria Howard b. Jan. 30, 1840 (dau. of
Dexter Howard of Springfield, Mass., and Emily Glea-
son) : a carpenter at Springfield, Mass. He enlisted in
the U. S. A. of Vols., in the late: war as a member of
Co. A, of the 46th Mass. Regiment, Sept. 3, 1862, and
was mustered out July 29, 1863.
1220 Descendants of Elder. Ebenezer Strong? Son of
22844- 5. iii. George Sheldon Strong b. Dec. 14, 1837, m. Sept. 4,
18G7, Lucy Augusta Phelps b. March 14, 1846 (dau.
of Timothy P. Phelps of Northampton, Mass., and Cor-
delia Rose Bartlett) : a farmer at Southampton.
[7th Gen.]
22834-6. iv. Sarah Strong b. July 29, 1803 (dau. of Aaron Strong,
Jr., and Hannah Carrier), m. Nov. 25, 1S36, Pea. Nathan Morse b. Jan.
14, 1780 (son of Chester Morse of W. Springfield) : a farmer at W.
Springfield. He d. Jan. 10, 1841. She m. for 2d husband Jan. 1844,
Joel Lyman, Jr., b. March 7, 1796 (son of Joel Lyman of Southampton,
and Achsah Parsons) : a farmer at Southampton : she d. July 29, 1847 :
he d. May 4, 1863.
[8th Gen.] Children :
By first husband:
22846- 7. i. Rachel Sarah Morse b. Oct. 1, 1837, m. Pec. 6, 1860,
Edward -Morrison Ferry b. Feb. 10, 1S35 (son of Sidney
Ferry of Easthamptou,*Mass., and Abigail Wright) : a
farmer at Easthampton. She d. Jan." 11, 1863. He
entered the U. S. A. of Vols , in the late war in the
52d Mass. llegt. Co. K, Sept. 8, 1S62, was present at
the siege of Port Hudson : was in Gen. Banks Division.
Children :
22848. 1. Francis Howard Ferry b. Nov. 8, 1861, d. Mav 5, 1862.
22849. 2. Willie Ferry b. Jan. 10, 1863, d. Jan. 12, 1863.
22850- 1. ii. Evelyn Asenath Morse b. March 1, 1839.
22852- 3. iii. Samuel Strong Morse b. Jan. 24, 1841, m. Jan. 1, 1S67,
Mary Elizabeth Sears b. May 28, 1S39 (dau. of Frede-
ric Howes Sears of Hawley, Mass., and Rebecca El-
dridge Sears) : a mason at Southampton.
By second husband :
22854. iv. Israel Morton Lyman b. Oct. 31, 1844, d. May 10, 1849.
22S55. v. Sarah Electa Lyman b. July 15, 1S47, d. July 12, 1870,
of typhoid fever.
[8th Gen.]
22850-1. ii. Evelyn Asenath Morse b. March 1, 1839, m. Oct.
18, 1860, Mahlon Chapman Sheldon b. March 30, 1837 (son of Simeon
Sheldon of Southampton, and Naomi Clapp) : a farmer in Southampton.
Children :
Ella Maria Sheldon b. July 29, 1861 (twin).
Etta Naomi Sheldon (twin) b. July 29, 1861.
Cora Evelyn Sheldon b. Sept. 11, 1863.
George Walter Sheldon b. Sept. 2, 1865.
[7th Gen.]
22837-8. v. Betsey Strong (dau. of Aaron Strong, Jr., and Hannah
Carrier) b. Aug. 22, 1S06, m. June 13, 1S39, Jason Frary b. Aug. 11,
1804 (son of Jesse Frary of Southampton, and Olive Dewey). One child :
22800. 1. Jairus Strong Frary b. Feb. 29, 1844.
22856.
1.
22857.
2.
22858.
3.
22859.
4.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1221
[7th Gen.]
22839-40. v. Aaron Strong (son of Aaron Strong, Jr., and Hannah
Carrier) b. June 11, 1810, m. Oct. 8, 1831, Emily Taylor b. Feb. 20,
1810 (dau. of Ariel Taylor of Granby, Mass., and Hannah Bartlett) : a
farmer at Southampton, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children :
228G1- 2. i. William Virgil Strong b. July, 26, 1S35, m. June 1, 18G4,
Sarah Babbitt Bass b. March 9, 18-12 (dau. of George
Bass of Williamstown, Vt., and Laura Poole) : a grocer
at Easthampton, Mass. He has one child :
228G3. 1. Julia Bates Strong b. March 3, 1807.
22864- 5. ii. Electa Minerva Strong b. Jan. 16, 1839, m. Nov. 29,
186G, Charles Henry Chapman b. June 8, 1S32 (son
~~» of Charles Chapman of Southampton, and Harriet
Burt) : a jeweller at Easthamptou, Mass. No children :
228G6. iii. Emily Maria Strong b. Sept. 22, 1812, resides unmarried
at Southampton.
22867. iv. Helen Asenath Strong b. Nov. 21, 1844.
22868- 9. v. Clinton Ariel Strong b. Feb. 15, 1847, m. May 28,
1868, Eva Maria Boies b. Sept, 8, 1S4G (dau. of George
Boies of Hadley, and Electa Smith Morton) : has been
a dry goods merchant at New Haven, Ct., and after-
wards a clerk there in a dry goods house, but is now
(1870) out of health at home.
22870. vi. Newton Aaron Strong b. Aug. 20, 1848.
22871. vii. Homer Owen Strong b. Oct. 22, 1S50.
To the zeal and efficiency of Miss Emily Maria Strong, of this family,
the author is much indebted for the account here given of her family and
of many of her relatives.
[6th Gen.]
22591-4. iv. Alpheus Strong (son of Aaron Strong of Southampton,
and Sarah Burt) b. Dec. 3, 1771, m. (pub. Sept. 14, 1S00), Silence Loo-
mis b. Feb. 12, 1778 (dau. of Shem Loomis of Southampton, and Rhoda
"Winton of Northampton). She d. June 11, 1803, and he m. in 1806,
for 2d wife, Abigail (" Nabby ") Barker b. in 17G9 (dau. of James
Barker of W. Springfield). She d. Aug. 22, 1823, aged 54, and he m.
for 3d wife Lovisa Sheldon b. Nov. 3, 1773 (dau. of Paul Sheldon of
Southampton, and Anne Boyington) : a farmer at Southampton. He d.
Oct. 4, 1838, aged G7 : she d. Sept. 9, 1848, agod 69. No issue by the
3d marriage.
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first irife :
22872. i. Elvira Strong b. April 20, 1802, d. July 23, 1802.
By second mifc :
22873- 4. ii. Alpheus Strong b. May 21, 1807.
22875- 6. iii. Rufus Strong b. Feb. 5, 1809.
ii] 58
1222 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
22879.
1.
22S80.
2.
22881.
3.
22882.
4.
22883.
5.
22884-
5. ii.
July 18, 1861.
m. March 11,
22873-4. ii. Alpiieus Strong, Jr., b. May 21, 1807, m. March 16,
1829, Eliza Root b. Feb. 1811 (dam. of Henian Root of Westfield, Mass.,
and Abiah Churchill) : a farmer at Southampton. He d. April 6, 1861 ;
she d. Feb. 12, 1861.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22877- 8. i. Elias Strong b. May 18, 1831, m. Aug. 10, 1852, Jeru-
sha Augusta Perkins b. July 15, 1S32 (dau. of Ira Per-
kins of Bethany Ct,, and Mary Todd) : a dentist at New
Haven, Ct. Children :
Clara Isabella Strong b. Feb. 25, 1853, d. Sept. 11,
Frank Elias Strong b. April 5, 1854.
Wra. Augustus Strong b. Nov. 29, 1856.
Charles Eugene Strong b. April 13, 1858.
George Alpheus Strong b. Feb. 3, 1860, d.
Alpheus. Eugene Strong b. May 9, 1838,
1867, Nancy Hannah Gidney b. April 22, 1852 (dau.
of George Washington Gidney and Caroline Christiana
Tyler of N. Bradford, Ct.): a dentist in New Haven,
Ct. One child :
Alpheus Eugene Strong b. Aug. 13, 1868.
Eliza Eugenia Strong (twin with Alpheus Eugene) b.
May 9, 1838, m. June 9, 1856, Dwight Hannum b.
June 3, 1836 (son of Theodore Ilannum of Westfield,
Mass., and Salemna Stocking): a farmer at Southamp-
ton, Mass.
Mabel Salemna Hannum b. Aug. 2, 1858 ; d. July 18, I860.
Florence Eugenia Hannum b. Nov. 22, 1S60.
George Albert Hannum b. Sept. 2, 1863.
Clayton Eugene Ilannum b. Oct. 22, 1865.
Ellen Jane Strong (dau. of Aloheus Strong, Jr., and
Eliza Root) b. Dec. 17, 1843, m. Dec. 28, 1859, Rufus
Warren Robinson b. June 24, 1836 (son of Warren
Robinson and Nancy Farr of Sunderland, Mass.) : a
farmer in Southampton, Mass. Ho entered the U. S. A.
of Vols., in the late war Feb. 27, 1864, in Co. A, of the
27th Ma33. Regiment: taken prisoner May 16, 1864,
in the battle of Roanoke Island. He *d. in Anderson-
ville prison, July 18, 1864. Children:
Clara Eudora Robinson b. Nov. 2, 1861.
Idella Eldora Robinson b. July 8, 1863.
22886.
22887-
22889.
22890.
22891.
22892.
1.
2.
3.
4.
22893-
4. iv
22895.
22896.
[7th Gen.]
22875-6. iii. Rufus Strong (son of Alpheus Strong and Abigail
Barker) b. Feb. 5, 1809, m. Sept. 1, 1831, Dolly Amelia Searle b. F°eb.
29, 1806 (dau. of Moses Searle, of Southampton, and Mary Bosworth): a
farmer in Southampton.
[8th Gen.]
22897- 8. i. Elvira Amelia Strong b. Sept. 24, 1832, m. Sept. 6,
1854, Hosea Howard Carrier b. March 22, 1S30 (son
22899.
22900.
22901.
22902.
Elder John Slronj, both of Northampton. 1223
of Elijah Carrier, of Westfield, Mass., and Priscilla Bos-
worth) : a millwright at Southport, X. Y. Children :
1. Henry Howard Carrier b. at Southampton, Mass., Sept.
12, 1855.
2. Rufus Elber Carrier b. at Fond Du Lac, Wis., Jane 12. 1S57 .
3. Florus Wilbert Carrier b. at Bucktooth, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1859.
4. Arthur Everett Carrier b. at Holyoke, Mass., Oct. 19,
18G0, where he d. March 23, 1862.
Henry Clinton Strong (son of Rufus Strong and Dolly
Amelia Searle) b. Dec. 15, 1836, in. June 16, 1S5S,
Delia Ann Clapp b. Feb. 1, 1837 (dau. of Chauncey
Clapp, of Southampton, and Fidelia Miller): a keeper
of a livery stable, at Easthauipton, Mass. One child:
1. Clinton Earl Strong b. Nov. 5, 1865.
iii. Rufus Earl Strong (son of Rufus Strong and Dolly
Amelia Searle) b. Nov. 6, 18-11, m. Oct. 27, 1S62,
Philinda Shattuck b. Aug. 28, 1838 (dau. of William
Shattuck, of Randolph, X. Y., and Maria Hart) : a
dentist — at present (1S70), keeps a confectionery store
at Easthampton, Mass.
[6th Gen.]
22595-6. v. Esther Strong (dau. of Aaron Strong of Southampton,
and Sarah Burt) b. July 4, 1774, m. (pub. Aug. 11), 1793, Pliny Parks
b. March 25, 1770 (son of Josiah Parks of Westfield, Mass., and Lydia
King), a farmer and joiner at Southampton. He d. Nov. 14, 1823: she
d. June 15, 1837.
[7th Gen.] Children':
22908- 9. i. Josiah Parks b. Nov. 17, 1794.
22910- 1. ii. Love Parks b. June 26, 1796. m. Theodore Farnum.
22903- 4. ii.
22905.
22906- 7
2291:
Pliny Parks b. Dec. 13, 1799.
22913- 5. iv. Sarah Parks b. April 27, 1S03, m. Eli Robinson of
Holyoke, Mass., and for a 2d husband Joe! Lyman of
Southampton.
22916- 7. v. James Parks b. Nov. 8, 1804, d. in Brooklyn, N. Y.,
June 25, 1869.
22918- 9. vi. Esther Parks b. Dec. 8, 1806, m. March 5, 1857, Ches-
ter Smith b. Jan. 5, 1791 (son of Lewis Smith of
Northampton, and Eunice Jud4): a farmer at Holyoke,
Mass., where he d.
22920. vii. Octavia Parks b. Feb. 24, 1809, d. unmarried in 1828.
22908-9. i. Josiah Parks b. Nov. 17, 1794, m. Oct. 12, 1817, Eliza
Pierce b. Aug. I, 1799 (dau. of Nathaniel Pierce of Windsor, Ct., and
Zerviah Holcombe) : a mail contractor in Litchfield, Ct., and (1839) at New
Milford, Ct. She d. July 28, 1S62, aged 03.
[8th Gen.] Children :
22921- 2. i. Elizabeth Parks b. July 25, 1818, m. March 9. 1813,
Geo. Bostwick, of New Milford, Ct., a farmer. He d
March 7, 1844 : she d. Feb. 13, 18G3.
1224 Descendants of Elder Ebenczer Strong, Son of
22923- 4. ii. Mary Marilla Parks b. Feb. 5, 1820, m. Col. Leverett
W. Wessels of Litchfield.
22925. iii. Emily Turks b. Nov. 22, 1821, d. March 25, 1835,agedl4.
22926. iv. Eliza Parks d. aged 12.
22927- 8. v. James Parks b. May 27, 1820.
22929. vi. Julia. Parks b. Nov. 14, 1831, m. Henry Fuller of Lud-
low, Mass.
22930. vii. Joseph Pierce Parks b. Feb. 1, 1S30.
22931. viii. Annie Parks b. March 9, 1838, d. at New Milford, Ct.,
April 3, 1S55.
22932. ix. Emma Grace Parks b. May 27, 1840, lives at Litchfield,
UDinarried. There were also three others that d. in
infancy : Josiah, William, and Isabella.
22923-4. ii. Mary Marilla Parks b. Feb. 5, 1820, m. Nov. 14,
1840, Col. Leverett Ward Wessels b. July 28, 1819 (son of Dr. Ashbel
Wessels of Litchfield, Ct,, and Grace Ward) : a druggist at Litchfield,
Ct., where he has been constable, deputy sheriff (1845^-54), postmaster
(1850-4), high sheriff (1S54-66). He joined the U. S. Army of Vols.,
in the late war and was Col. of the 19th llegt. Conn. Vol. Infantry (from
July 28, 1862, to date of his resignation of the office Sept. 14, 1863),
in command of the Second Brigade on the defenses south of the Poto-
mac. He was afterwards Provost Marshal for the Fourth Dist. of Conn.,
from Jan. 9, 1864, to the close of the war.
[9th Gen.] Children :
22933. i. Grace Mary Wessels b. Oct. 16, 1842, m. Aug. 22, 1862
Howard Eugene Gates, M.D., b. June 15° 1840 (son
of Aaron Gates of New Hartford, Ct, and Anna Gar-
rett) : a physician at Litchfield. He was grad. at the
L. I. Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., as surgeon and physi-
cian, July, 1861. He was Asst. Surgeon of the 80th
Regt. N. Y, Vols. (Aug. 17, 1802 — Nov. 28, 1*64)
and Surgeon of the 189th Regt. N. Y Vols fNov
1864 -June, 1865). One child :
22934. 1. Annie Howard Gates b. June 13, 186S.
22935. ii. Harry Walton Wessels b. July 13, 1815 : a clerk and
telegraph-operator at Litchfield, Ct.
[8th Gen.]
22927. v. James Parks (son of Josiah Parks and Eliza Pierce) b
May 27, 1826, m. May 14, 1853, Jane Dunbar of Waterbury, Ct. : a
carpenter at Bridgeport, Ct. : was Sergeant in Co. B, 19th Conn. Regt.,
in the late war and lost a leg in the battle of Cedar Creek. Children" ''
22936. 1. Emma Parks b. March 14, 1S54
22937. 2. Edward Parks b. Feb. 12, 1857.
[8th Gen.]
22929. vi. Jllia Parks (dau. of Josiah Parks and Eliza Pierce) b.
Nov. 14, 1831, m. Aug. 1856, Henry Fuller of Ludlow. Mass., from
Elder John Strong, loth of Northampton. 1225
whom she was divorced and m. July 3, 1859, Kev. George Franklin
Shove of Warren, Ct., a Bapt. clergyman, but now (1870) a student of
Dental Surgery at New Preston, Ct. He was b. April 19, 1S37, at
Warren, Ct. (son of Ezra Shove and Philcna Kinney, both of Warren).
She d. Dec. 28, 18GS, and he m. for 2d wife Aug. 26, 1SG9, Ahnira
Louisa Parks b. Aug. 22, 1831 (dau. of James Parks then of Middletown,
Ct., and Elizabeth Brainard) see subsequent page.
22930. vii. Joseph Pierce Parks b. Feb. 1, 183G, m. May 10, 1S60,
Sarah Northrop of New Haven, Ct. : a clerk at New Haven. He went
in 1S61, as one of the New Haven Greys to the battle-field, and was in
the battle of Bull Run (the 1st). He enlisted again Aug. 1862, in Co.
A, 19th Conn. Regt., and was made First Sergeant of the company. He
was killed at Cold Harbor, Va., June 1, 18G4, instantly. His widow has
m. for 2d husband a Mr. Curtis of New Haven. One child :
22938. 1. Dudley Parks who d. in infancy.
[7th Gen.]
22910-1. ii. Love Parks (dau. of Pliny Parks of Southampton, and
Esther Strong) b. June 2G, 1796, m. Dec. 10, 1808, Theodore Farnum
b. May 14, 1792 (son of Clement Farnum of W. Springfield, Mass., and
Abigail Nott) : a farmer.
[8th Gen.] Children:
22939
22940
22941- 2.
22943.
22944- 5
i. Lydia Farnum b. March 27, 1820, unmarried.
ii. Clarissa Lyman Farnum b. Sept. 16, 1823, d. July 26
1842.
iii. Emily White Farnum b. Sept. 14, 1827, m. Dec. 20,
1865, Joseph Waite b. July 21, 1824 (son of Charles
Waite of Williamsburgh, Mass., and Prudence Lud-
den) : a shoe dealer at Easthampton, Mass. They have
one child :
1. Bosa Love Waite b. Nov. 18, 1868.
iv. Octavia Parks Farnum b. Aug. 13, 1828, m. July 24,
1861, Darwin D. Baxter (son of Henry Baxter, and
Polly Weeden of W. Swanzey, N. H.) : a dry o-oods
merchant at Lowell, Mass. He d. June, 1863.
22946- 7. v. Hiram Nott Farnum b. Oct. 20, 1830, m. June 17, 1856,
Laura Ward b. Aug. 6, 1834 (dau. of Jeremiah Ward
of Goshen, Mass., and Sarah Bradford Hill): a painter
at Holyoke, Mass. They have 2 children :
1. Carrie Eva Farnum b. April 10, 1S47.
2. Ella Laura Farnum b. May 23, 1863.
vi. Henry Parks Farnum b. May 29, 1836 : a raiser of
stock in Granite Vale, Cal.
[7th Gen.]
22913-5. iv. SARAH Parks (dau. of Pliny Parks and Esther Strong)
b. April 27, 1803, m. Dec. 5, 1822, Eli Robinson b. April 23, 1800 (son
22948.
22949.
22950.
22953.
1.
22954.
ii.
22955-
6. iii
22957.
iv
22958-
9. v.
1226 Descendants of Elder Ebcnezer Strong, Son of
of Joseph Robinson, and Ann Frink of Willimansett, Cbicopee, Mass.):
a wheelwright at (Ireland), Ilolyoke, xMass. He d. Oct. 28, 1843. She
m. Nov. 1847, for 2d husband Joel Lyman b. March 7, 179G (son of
Joel Lyman of Southampton, and Achsah Parsons) : a farmer in South-
ampton. He d. May 4, 18G3.
[8th Gen.] Children:
By first 7iushand ;
22951- 2. i. Pliny Robinson b. Sept. 16, 1823, m. Jan. 8, 1846, Jane
Olivet Alden b. March 12, 1S28 (dau. of John Brown
Alden, of Ludlow, Mass., and Huldah Wright Clapp) :
an engineer on the Boston and Albany R. Road : 're-
sides at Springfield, Mass. One child :
Adah Louise Robinson b. Nov. 30, 1853.
Romeyn Robinson b. March 2). 1825, d. Feb. 11, 1838.
Erwin Robinson b. March 20, 1827.
Eli Robinson b. Dec. 9, 1829, d. Oct. 15, 1844.
Sarah Ann Robinson b. Feb. 16, 1831, and m. A. S.
Atkins.
22955-6. iii. Erwin Robinson b. March 20, 1827, m. May 20, 1850,
Miranda Wood Strong b. Feb. 12, 1826 (dau. of Benjamin Strong of
Easthampton, Mas3.,aud Dolly Wood) : a hou„»o painter at Easthampton,
Mass. Children :
22960. 1. Edward Strong Robinson b. Feb. 3, 1854, d. Oct. 21. 1854.
22961. 2. Eli Benjamin Robinson b. July 2, 1856.
22962. 3. Ella Jeanette Robinson b. Jan. 20, 1859.
2296^3. 4. Albert Erwin Robinson b. May 6, 1866.
[8th Gen.]
22958-9. v. Sarah Ann Robinson b. Feb. 16, 1831, m. May 15,
1856, Albert Sumner Atkins b. Aug. 9, 1829 (son of Luther Atkins of
Southampton, and Jerusha Sackett) ; a dealer in -wood and lumber in
Southampton. They have one child :
22964. 1. Carrie Jane Atkins b. April 27, 1859.
[7th Geu.]
22916-7. v. James Parks (son of Pliny Parks, and Esther Strong),
b. in W. Springfield, Nov. 8, 1804, m. June 17, 1829, Elizabeth Brainard
b. at Simsbury, Ct.. Oct, 2, 1799 (dau. of Jabez Brainard and Catharine
Powers). He d. in Brooklyn, N. Y., June 25, 1SG9, of gastritis [Jabez
Brainard b. at Haddam, Ct., in 1773, m. in 1796, Catharine Powers b. at
Lexington, Ct., in 1773. Lie d. in 1848 at Middletowu : she d. in 1S61.J
Children :
22965. 1. Josiah Parks b. at Middletown,.Ct., April 2, 1830.
22966. 2. Almira Louisa Parks b. Aug. 22, 1831, at Middletown,
Ct., m. Aug. 26, 1869, Dr. George Franklin Shove!
See previous page.
Elder John Strong, loth of Northampton. 1227
22967. 3. James Lyman Parks b. at Brooklyn, June 30, 1833.
22968- 9. 4. Mary Holton Parks b. June 17, 1836 at Brooklyn, m.
Nov. 20, 1855, Sherman S. Iline of Southbury, Ct., a
farmer.
[5th Gen.]
22574-5. iii. John Strong (son of Ichabod Strong and Mary Davis)
b. in Northampton, Feb. 7, 1739, m. Feb. 25, 1768, Sarah Lyman b. in
1746 (dau. of Elias Lyman, of Northampton, and Hannah Allen, dau. of
Dea. Samuel Allen, of Northampton, who were m. April 8, 1736). She
d. Sept. 20, 1777, and he m. (pub. Oct. 18) 1779, Abigail Clapp, of
Southampton b. Jan. 20, 1745 (dau. of Roger and Ann Clapp) : a farmer
at Southampton, and interested also in a saw-mill and grist-mill there, a
man of energetic iudustry, of genial, social habits, and of warm piety. He
d. May 6, 1821, aged 82; she d. Feb. 10, 1821, aged 76. [A sister of
Sarah Lyman, Rachel, b. Aug. 23, 1738, m. Jonathan Strong, Jr.; Eliza-
beth, another sister, b. Sept. 29, 1744, d. June, 1762; Mindwell, another
eister b. Nov. 1749, m. Dr. Sylvester Woodbridge, of Southampton, father
of Rev. Dr. John Woodbridge, of Iladley, Mass.]
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first wife:
22970- 2. i. John Strong b. in Southampton, April 17, 1769, d. Jan.
24, 1848, aged 79.
22973- 4. ii. Phinehas Strong b. Oct. 16, 1770, d. April 4, 1855,
aged 84.
22975- 6. iii. Sarah Strong b. Dec. 30, 1772, m. Josiah Parsons d. May
24, 1850, aged 78.
22977. iv. Elizabeth Strong b. Feb. 16, 1774, d. Sept. 17. 1778.
22978. v. Mary Strong b. Dec. 22, 1775, d. unmarried, aged 28,
April 28, 1805.
22979. vi. Jerusha Strong b. 1777, d. early — found dead in her bed.
By second icife :
22980- 3. vii. Rev. Lyman Strong, M,D. ) , . . 0t lfl 1M1
22984. yiii. A child that d. soon! } twin8 > b " B ^ l2 > 1781.
22985. ix. A child unnamed.
22970-2. i. John Strong, Jr., b. April 17, 1769, m. Dec. 20, 1797,
Lois Harrison b. Sept. 23, 1769 (dau. of Stephen Harrison, of Westfield,
Mass., and Susannah, his wife). She d. Jan. 31, 1826, aged 56, and he
m. Dec. 20, 1826, for 2d wife, Keziah Sheldon b. Aug. 14, 1787 (dau.
of Israel Sheldon, Jr., and Keziah Bates, of Southampton) : a farmer at
Southampton, where he d. of dropsy, Jan. 24, 1S48, aged 79. She still
survives him (1870), and resides at Westfield, Mass. [Israel Sheldon,
Jr., was the son of Israel Sheldon, and widow Miriam (Danks) Strong,
see infra for fuller account of this family of Sheldous.]
[7th Gen.]
By first wife :
22980. i. Lois Harrison Strong b. March 10, 1814, d. Aug. 25, 1831.
1228 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
y
229S7- 8. ii.
22989."
22990.
By second wife :
Lyman Bcecher Strong b. June 24, 1828, m. June 4,
1851, Ann Maria Parsons (dau. of Timothy Parsons of
Worthingtou, Mass., and Desire ); a farmer at
Southampton. He d. and his widow m. .for 2d hus-
band, Edward Swan of Westfield, Mass. One child :
Julia Anna Strong b. Feb. 23, 1S52.
John Flavel Strong b. Aug. 24, 1830, d. March 9, 1831.
[6th Gen.]
22973-4. ii. PniNEAS Strong (son of John Strong and Sarah Lyman)
b. Oct. 16, 1770, m. Dec. 21, 1797, Eunice Lyman b. Dec. 25, 1778
(dau. of Elias Lyman of Southampton, and Eunice Sheldon) : a miller at
Southampton (both saw-mill and grist-mill, those originally owned by
his grandfather Ichabod). .He d. April 4, 1855, aged 84, retaining (like
his father and brother John) his bodily and mental vigor to old age. He
was also a man of earnest religious ideas and habits, who turned his words
into deeds and put his principles in practice. He was especially active
in promoting total abstinence. His wife d. June 23, 1859, aged 80.
His mother, Elizabeth Lyman, was eminent for her piety, and although
she died when he was but eight years old he always ascribed his religious
character to her influence upon him in his early childhood. She had a
broken bip as had her mother and grandmother also, who were named
Eunice in succession.
[7th Gen.] Children:
'22991- 2. i. Elizabeth Strong b. Oct. 5, 1798, m, Oliver Clarke.
22993- 4. ii. Pamelia Strong b. July 21, 1S00, m. Rev. Sumner
G. Clapp.
iii. Eunice Lyman Strong b. Feb. 19, 1803, resides un-
married at Springfield, O. To her the author is indebted
for most of the account-here given of her grandfather's
descendants.
7. iv. PHINEHAS Strong b. May 6, 1805.
9. v. Hon. Noah Lyman Strong b. June 21, 1807.
1. vi. Mary Strong b. July 10, 1809, m. Rev. Thomas Amorv
Hall. J
3. vii. Horace Edwards Strong b. Nov. 9, 1811.
5. viii. Alexander Hanson Strong b. Feb. 17, 1814.
8. ix. Francis Augustus Strong b. Feb. 15, 1817.
22091-2. i. Elizabeth Strong b. Oct. 5, 1798, m. July 8, 1827,
Oliver Clarke b. at Southampton, April 1, 1795 (son of Oliver Clarke, and
Cynthia Clapp) : a merchant at Decatur, Do Kalb Co., Georgia, until
1837. In 1833, he removed to Springfield, O., where he d. Dec. 8, 1854,
aged 59. He was Prest. of the Springfield Bauk for three years (1851-4).
His widow resides there still.
22995.
22996-
22998-
23000-
23002-
23004-
23006-
Elder John Strong, botli of Northampton. 1229
[8th Gen.] Children :
23009. i. Mary Elizabeth Georgiana Clarke b. at Decatur, Ga.,
Oct. 13, 1328, d. Juue 25, 18-44.
23010- 1. ii. Charles Edward Clarke b. July 5, 1830.
23012. iii. Caroline Amelia Clarke b. March 1, 1832 : resides un-
married at Springfield, 0.
23013. iv. Sarah Lyman Clarke b. Jan. 15, 1834, d. April 23, 1S46.
23014- 5. v. John Grant Clarke b. Feb. 1, 1836.
23016. vi. Lewis Strong Clarke b. at Southampton, Mass., Nov. 7,
1837 : a commission and produce dealer in Cincinnati,
until 1868.
23017- 8. vii. Emily Henrietta Clarke b. at Springfield, O., Sept. ....
1839, m. Charles Petts.
23019. viii. Oliver Sumner Clarke ) twins, b. Nov. 13, 1841.
23020. ix. Cynthia Louisa Clarke j d. Dec. 10, 1845.
23021. x. Hiram Franklin Clarke b. April 23, 1846.
23010-1. ii. Charles Edward Clarke b. July 5, 1S30, m. May 7,
1855, Mary Elizabeth Christie b. March 22, 1830 (dau. of James Christie
of Springfield, O., and Laura Beardsley) : a lumber dealer at Fort Scott,
Kansas, and previously (since the close of the late war), at Independence,
Mo. He was at first a bookseller at DaytoQ, for several years, and during
the late war, was in the Commissary Department of the Union Army in Mis-
souri. Children :
23022. 1. Fanny Clarke b. March 7, 1856.
23023. 2. Oliver Clarke b. July 9, 1861.
[8th Gen.]
23014-5. v. John Grant Clarke b. Feb. 1, 1836, m. Jan. 5, 1865,
Mary Elizabeth Ward (dau. of Charles War'i of Springfield, O., and
Catharine Foley) : a farmer at Springfield, O. : was for a time a grocer
there : enlisted in the Second Regt. Ohio Infantry, Co. F, of U. S. A. of
Vols., April 17, 1861, for three months service, and was in the battle of
Bull Run. One child :
23024. 1. Catharine Clarke b. March 14, 1866.
23017-8. vii. Emily Henrietta Clarke b. Sept. ...1839, m. May
8, 1862, Charles Linnaeus Petts b. at Nichols, N. Y., Feb. 8, 1831 (son
of Dr. John Petts of Springfield, O., and Phebe Howe): a merchant at
Boston, Mass., where he d. Sept. 4, 18GG. No children : she resides now
at Springfield, O.
23019. viii. Oliver Sumner Clarke b. Nov. 13, 1841 : enlisted for
3 months April, 1861, in the U. S. A. of Vols., Co. F, 2d Ohio Regt.
and again for 3 years in the 17th Ohio Battery of Heavy Artillery, Aug.
21, 1862, and was mustered out Aug. 16, 1805 : took part in the battles
of Chickasaw Bayou, Arkansas Post, Port Gibson, Champion Hills, Black
ii] 59
1230 Descendants of Elder Ehentzcr Strong, Son of
River, the siege of Vicksburgh, that of Jackson and Fort Morgan, Mobile
Bay. He was after the war a partner in Xenia, 0., in a clothing esta-
blishment. He is now (since 1865) engaged with his brother Lewis Strong
Clarke (firm Clarke ; Steele & Co.), in a sugar plantation near Patter-
8onville,^St. Mary's Parish, Louisiana.
[7th Gen.]
22993—4. ii. Pamelia Strong (dau. of Phinehas Strong of Southamp-
ton, and Eunice Lyman) b. July 21, 1800, m. Aug. 12, 1829, Rev. Sum-
ner Gallup Clapp b. at Easthampton, Mass., March 10, 1800 (son of
Joseph Clapp and Susannah Lyman), grad. at Yale in 1822, and at An-
dover Theol. Sem., in 1827 : settled at Enfield, Mass. (1S28-37),
Chicopee, Mass. (1837-50), St. Johnsbury, Vt. (1851-55), and at Stur-
bridge, Mass. (1856-62). He preached for a short time afterwards at
Lyndon, Vt. His last days he spent in Dorchester, Mass., the first home
of his godly ancestors in America, where he d. Jan. 26, 1869, aged 6S.
He was a devoted pastor, with a heart abounding in sympathy for all, and
a face beaming with good-will. Mrs. Clapp is in the hospital for the
insane at Northampton (since 1868) where she was previously from 1863
to 1865, and also at " the Retreat for the Insane," at Hartford, Ct.
(1831-2).
[8th Gen.] Children:
23025- 6. i. Frances Amelia Clapp b. at Enfield, Mass., Nov. 2, 1831,
m. Dec. 8, 1852, Franklin Fairbanks b. at St. Johnsbury,
Vt., June 18, 1828 (son of Gov. Erastus Fairbanks and
Lois Crossman) one of the widely known firm of " E.
and T. Fairbanks <fc Co., Scale Manufacturers, 7 ' at St.
Johnsbury, Vt. [Gov. Erastus Fairbanks was the
eldest of three brothers composing the above-named
firm of which also his own four sons have been mem-
bers.] Children :
23027. 1. Alfred Fairbanks b. Feb. 8, 1S57, d. Feb. 9, 1S57.
23028. 2. Mary Florence Fairbanks b. July 26, 1859.
23029. 3. Margaret Jane Fairbanks b. June 29, 1862, d. Au£. 26,
1863.
23030- 1. ii. Henry Lyman Clapp b. Aug. 18, 1830, m. Jan. 25, 1865,
Susan Penniman Taintor of South Brookfield, Mass.,
a member of Amherst Coll. until his Junior year and
a member now of the firm of " Fairbanks, Drown &
Co.," Boston, by whom " Faiibank's Scales '' are sent to
all parts of the world. No children.
[7th Gen.]
22996-7. iv. Phinehas Strong, Jr. (son of Phinehas Strong of
Southampton, and Euuice Lyman) b. May 6, 1805, m. Oct. 7, 1829
Fanny Pomeroy of Southampton, b. Feb. 11, 1809 (dau. of Samuel
Pomeroy and Dorcas Burt), a farmer at Otisco, N. Y., and afterwards at
Onondaga Valley, N. Y.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton.
1231
[8th Gen,
23032. i.
23033. ii.
23034- 5. iii.
23036. 1.
23037. 2.
23038- 9. iv.
23040. 1.
23041. v.
23042. vi.
] Children : (all horn in Otisco) :
Carlos Augustus Strong b. May 3, 1831 : a farmer un-
married at OnonJaga Valley.
A daughter unnamed b. March 18, and d. April 1, 1832.
Edwin Atson Strong b. Jan. 3, 1834, grad. at Union
Coll. in 1858 : teacher of the High School at Grand
Rapids. Mich. (1858-62), and since 1S02, superintend-
ent of the public schools there (numbering some 2,000
pupils with 34 teachers). He m. Aug. S, 1861, Har-
riet Jane Pomeroy b. Feb. 18, 1835 (dau. of Rev.
Medad Pomeroy of Otisco, and Lillie Maxwell).
Children :
Lillie Maxwell Strong b. at Grand Rapids, Mich., April
16, 1863.
Fanny Pomeroy Strong b. Feb. 12, 1867.
Horace Edwards Strong b. Aug. 5, 1836, m. Pec. 6,
1866, Ellen Bond Norton (dau. of Rev. Horatio Nel-
son Norton of Oberlin, O., ami Frances, his wife), a
harness-maker at Manhattan, Kansas. One child :
Frank Pomeroy Strong b. Oct. 30, 1868.
James Brainard Strong b. Oct. 7, 1838, d. Aug. 27, 1842.
Fanny Theresa Strong b. Sept. 20, 1851.
[7th Gen.]
22099-9. v. Hon. Noah Lyman Strong (son of Phinehas and Eunice
Strong), b. June 21, 1807 : a farmer and miller for some years at South-
ampton, removed to Westfield, 31ass., and afterwards to Boston, Mass.,
where he now resides, and has been for some years engaged in the
Custom House. He has been a member of the Mass. Legislature. He
m. Sept. 28, 1S37, Elizabeth Fowler b. Nov. 2, 1818 (dau. of Dea. Henry
Fowler, and Cynthia Wright).
[8th Gen.] Children :
23043.
23044-
23046.
23047.
5. ii.
Josephine Elizabeth Strong b. at Southampton, Aug. 23,
1838.
Sarah Lanman Strong b. at Southampton, June 11,
1842, m. Sept. 2, 1862, at Westfield, Edwin Emerson
Kingsley b~. Aug. 8, 1839 (son of Edwin Kingsley of
Southampton, and Manila Ciapp), a merchant in Bos-
ton, dealer in hosiery and fancy goods. One child :
Frederic Strong Kingsley b. in Boston, June 5, 1865.
Henry Hastiugs Strong b. at Westfield, Mass., July 24,
1860.
[7 th Gen.]
23000-1. vi. Mary Strong (dau. of Phinehas Strong of Southamp-
ton and Eunice Lyman) b. July 10, 1S09, m. Aug. 25, 1S40, Rev.
Thomas Amory Hall b. in llawley. Mass., Sent. 2, 1813 (son of Ebeue-
zer Hall and Margaret Washburn) : grad. at Williams Coll. in 1838: a
1232 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
teacher at Worthington, Mass., for some time and settled in the ministry
at Dalton, Mass. (June, 18-11), and afterwards a teacher at Lee, Mass.,
and then settled as a minister at Otis, Mass. (1850), where he still resides.
He was chaplain of a colored regiment in the late war. Mrs Hall has
also spent several years in teaching both before and since her marriage.
One child :
23048- 9. 1. Mary Elizabeth Hall b. at Dalton, Mass., May 6.1S42, m.
March 8, 1805, Hon. Henry Wilder Bosworth b. April
12, 1832 (son of Lyman Bosworth of Otis) : a member
of the Mass. legislature in 1S60. and one of a commit-
tee appointed to revise the laws of the state : afterwards
engaged in the Custom House in Boston : admitted to
the bar of Berkshire Co., in 18G5, and since that time
an attorney at law in Springfield, Mass. One child :
23050. 1. Henry Hall Bosworth b. in Springfield, Mass., March 16,
1868.
[7th Gen.]
23002-3. vii. Horace Edwards Strong (son of Phinehas Strong of
Southampton, and Eunice Lyman) b. Nov. 9, 1311, m. March 5, 1S32, Si-
bylla Baker Clapp b. March 8, 1810 (dau. of Bussell Clapp of Southamp-
ton, and Sibyl Baker) : a farmer at Bronson, Huron Co., O. (183-4—6),
where he d. of lock-jaw, Jan. 22, 1836, from injuries received by the
rolling of logs upon one of his legs at a saw-mill.
[8th Gen.] Children:
23051- 2. i. HENRY Russell Strong b. at Southampton, Jan. 17, 1-833,
m. July 18, 1858, Adeline H. Fobes b. Jan. 11. 1838,
(dau. of Artemas Fobes of Boardman, Iowa, and Caro-
line F. Trowbridge) : a farmer in Cass, Jones Co., Iowa.
Children :
23053. 1. Clara C. Strong b. Sent. 27, 1859.
23054. 2. Henry E. Strong b. Nov. 28, 1867.
23055. 3. Jessie Strong b. Sept. 28, 1868, d. Jan. 28, 1809.
23056. ii. Horace Edwards Strong, Jr., b. at Bronson, O., Feb. 2,
1836, d. March 11, 1836.
[7th Gen.]
23004-5. viii. Alexander Hanson Strong (son of Phinehas Strong
and Eunice Lyman) b. Feb. 17, 1814 : grad. at Williams Coll., in 1835,
studied law in Decatur, Ga. in the office of Jame3 M. Calhoun, Esq. prac-
tised his profession at Hamilton, Ga., aud afterwards at Vicksburgh,
Miss, (firm, " Short & Strong.") He m. in 183S, in Vicksburgh.
Mrs. Priscilla Budd nie Dixon b. Aug. 15, 1805, widow of a Mr. Rudd.
lawyer in Vicksburgh. He went in 1839, to Nacogdoches, Texas, where
he d. Sept. 15, 1S40. aged 20. She m. fur a 3d husband a Mr. Vogt.
Both he and she owned slaves u in their own" (.-o called) 1; right,'' con-
cerning one of whom she went to law with lain. The verdie: being
rendered in her favor he shot her on the doorstep of the house through
her heart and rode off to parts unknown.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1233
[8th Gen.] Children :
23057. i. Alexander Hanson Strong b. at Vicksburgh, Nov. 25,
1839, where he still resides, and is a cotton planter.
During the late war he was pressed into the Confederate
service and was at work with a battery in the city
while his cousin Oliver Clarke whom he loved was work-
ing an opposing battery out side of the walls against
them.
23058- 9. ii. Elizabeth Dixon Strong b. at Vicksburgh, May 22,
1841, educated by her uncle Noah Lyman Strong (now
of Boston) in. in Westfield, Mass., Sept. 2, 1862,
George Brown Knapp b. at St. Johnsbury, Vt., April
9, 1836, (son of Hiram Knapp b. at Walpole, N. H.,
May, 1804, and Sophronia Brown b. at Montpelier, Vt.
Feb. 10, 1815). He was grad. at Amherst Coll., in
1859, a dry goods commission- merchant in Boston, and
resides in Auburndale. No children :
[7th Gen.]
23006-7. ix. Francis Augustus Strong (son of Phinehas Strong,
of Southampton, and Eunice Lyman) b. Feb. 15, 1817 : a farmer at
Southampton, and since 1847, at Ripon, Wis., where he has also a saw-
mill and grist-mill. He m. Nov. 27, 1845, Miriam Blair Lyman (dau.
of Dea. Samuel Lyman, a farmer in Chester, Mass., and after 1842, in
Southampton, and justice of the peace, and Miriam Tinker) — "zealous
like his mother in matters of temperance and anti-slavery, for 30 years
past and more."
[8th Gen.] Children:
23060. i. Eunice Lyman Strong b. at Ripon, Wis., March 14, 1849.
23001. ii. Louis Kossuth Strong b. April 23, 1852.
23062. iii. Sarah Emma Strong b. Oct. 20, 1854. d. July 5, 1865.
23063. iv. Abby Augusta Strong b. June 22, 1856.
[6th Geu.]
22975-6. iii. Sarah Strong (dau. of John Strong and Sarah E.
Lyman) b, Dec. 30, 1772, m. Dec. 28, 1791, Josiah Parsons b. June 15,
■ 1769 (son of Isaac Parsons, of Northampton, and Lucy Strong — dau. of
Jonathan Strong, of Northampton, aud Mehitable Stebbins) : a farmer at
Northampton. He d. of jaundice, Sept. 21, 1847, aged 73; she of con-
sumption, May 24, 1850, aged 78. They were remarkable for their earnest
piety, and generous hospitality, and " were good specimens of a style of
character often found among the farmers of New England, who feel equal
to any, and superior to none."
[7th Gen.] Children :
23064- 5. i. Fanny Parsons b. May 6, 1794, m. Justin Clark.
23066- 7. ii. Sarah Parsons b. Nov. 24, 1795, m. Martin Wright.
230CS- 9. iii. Elizaheth Parsons b. Sept. 3, 1797, m. James L. Clark.
23075
23076
23079
vn.
- 8. viii.
-SO ix.
23083
23085
4. xi.
1234 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
23070. \v. Isaac Lyman Parsons b. July 8, 1799, d. July 31 1801
23071- 3. v. Lyman Parsons b. June 28, 1801.
23074. vi. Julia Parsons b. March 9, 1803, resides unmarried at
Northampton.
Josiah Parsons b. May 25, 1805, d. April 9. 180G.
Josiah Parsons (2d) b. Nov. 21, 1806, d. Sept. 1847.
John Stroug Parsons b. April 25, 1809, m. widow Lucy
Wolcott nee Strong (dau. of Daniel Strong of North-
ampton, and Tryphosa Bush and widow of Stephen
Wolcott of Southampton, Mass.). See previous mo-e
23081- 2. x. Mary Parsons b. Pec. 26, 1810, m. Robert Christie June
1833. She d. Sept. 23, 1S47. He wa3 a merchant in
Springfield, O., but removed to Pleasant Valley, Iowa
where she d. Sept. 23, 1S47.
Elijah Chauncey Parsons b. Dec. 25, 1812, d Juue
9, 1845.
Isaac Lewis Parsons b. June 9, 1814, drowned July
29, 1S20.
23064- 5. i. Fanny Parsons b. May 6, 1794, m. Oct. 1G, 1S23,
Justin Clark b. June 8, 1794 (son of Calvin Clark, « *a venerable
patriarch, intelligent and kindly in disposition, whod. Feb. 26, 1861, a<*ed
92, and Lucy Parsons. He was the son of Elijah Clark of Northampton,
and Experience Field) : a farmer in (Leeds) Northampton.
[8th Gen.] Children :
2308G- 8. i. Edward Lewis Clark b. Oct. 23, 1824, m. Oct. 1, 1850,
Frances Maria Graves of Northampton who d. May 25',
1852, aud he m. for 2d wife Oct. 17, 1S53, Artemisia
Almira Whitney (dau. of Josiah Whitney and Almira
Ellsworth of Rootstown, O.) : a farmerin Northampton
(Leeds) on the old homestead. Children :
Charles Edward Clark b. March 8, 1857.
Mary Almira Clark b. Sept. 2, 1861.
ELUAn Parsons Clark b. May 21, 1827, d. Aug. 8, 1849.
[7th Gen.]
23066-7. ii. Sarah Parsons (dau. of Josiah Parsons and Sarah Strong)
b. Nov. 24, 1795, m. Martin Wright (son of Ephraira Wright of Wes't-
hamplon aud Abigail Lyman) : a farmer in Westhampton, Mass. He d.
and she m. a Mr. Strong.
[8th Gen.] Children :
23092. i. Isaac Lewis Wright m. Lydia Cobb of Abington, Mass.
a farmer in Northampton since I860, aud previously in
Westhampton.
23093- 4. ii. George Lyman Wright m. Elizabeth Cobb of Abington :
a farmer in Northampton.
23095- 6. iii. Sarah Louisa Wright m. John Miller of Williamsbur-h
23097- 8. iv. Mary Wright m. Othniel Clark of Westhampton, Mass.,
and afterwards of Lee Centre. 111.
23089.
1.
23090.
2.
23091.
ii.
¥*"**
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1235
[7th Gen.]
230G8-9. iii. Elizabeth Parsons (dau. of Josiah Parsons and Sarah
Strong) b. Sept. 3, 1797, m. Nov. 24, 1825, James Lyman Clarke (son
of Lyman Clarke) : a farmer in Northampton. She d. Oct. 29, 1858,
aged 61.
[8th Gen.] Children :
23099. i. James Lyman Clarke b. Jan. 2, 1828, d. unmarried April
25, 1852.
23100- 1. ii. Solomon Wright Clarke b. July 22, 1829, m. Ruth
(Clark) Converse of Northampton.
23102. iii. Josiau Parsons Clarke b. Dec. 19, 1831, d. Oct. 17, 1841.
23103. iv. Isaac Robert Clarke b. May 23, 1834.
23104- 5. v. Julia Elizabeth Clarke b. March 13, 1837, m. Jan. 24,
1867, Frank Lyman Ranney b. Nov. 16, 1832, in Ash-
field, Mass. (son of Francis Ranney and Anna Howes) :
a dealer in sash, blinds, etc., at Northampton, where he
d. May 2, 1868, and where his widow still lives.
23106. vi. Sarah Strong Clarke b. Nov. 2, 1S39, d. Aug. 25, 1841.
23100-1. ii. Solomon Wright Clarke b. July 22, 1829, m. Nov.
25, 1852, Ruth Converse (dau. of Wm. J. and Olive Converse) : a
dealer in tobacco.
[9th Gen.] Children:
Nellie Clarke b. July 18, 1853, d. April 3, 1863.
A daughter unnamed b. July 25, and d. Aug. 14, 1855.
William Solomon Clarke b. Dec. 26, 1857.
Elizabeth Parsons Clarke b. Jan. 22, 1860.
James Lyman Clarke b. April 7, 1862.
Benjamin Bright Clarke b. April 19, 1866.
vii. Frank Brown Clarke b. July 12, 1868.
[8th Gen.]
23103. iv. Isaac Robert Clarke b. May 23, 1834, m. Jan. 1, 1861,
Sarah Roxana Avery b. July 21, 1S37 (dau. of Sidney Smith Avery and
Julia Semantha Wright), a farmer in Northampton, Mass., and since
1868 a dealer in sash, blinds, &c, there. Children :
23114. 1. James Lyman Clarke b. Dec. 12, 1861, d. Feb. 28, 1862
23115. 2. Sidney Avery Clarke b. Dec. 22, 1865.
[7th Gen.]
23071-3. v. Lyman Parsons (son of Josiah Parsons and Sarah
Strong) b. June 28, 1801, m. in Granville, O., Sept. 30, 1837, Olivia
Wright b. June 27, 1805 (dau. of Sereno Wright and Fanny Carpenter).
She d. Oct. 6, 1842, at Northampton, and he m. for 2d wife at Troy,
N. Y., April 24, 1846, Letitia Dianthe Parsons, nde Ellsworth, widow of
his brother Elijah Chauncey Parsons, b. in Rootstown, O. Re is a farmer
at Northampton.
23107.
i.
23108.
ii.
23109.
iii
23110.
iv
23111.
v.
23112.
vi
23113.
vi
1236 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
[8th Gen.] Children :
By second wife :
23116. i. Elijah Chauncey Parsons b. Nov. 22, 1847 : a farmer at
Northampton.
23117. ii. Josiah Parsons b. Feb. 13, 1849, d. Sept. 12, 1864.
23118. iii. Almira Ellsworth Parsons b. Jan. 17, 1851.
23119. iv. Lyman Parsons b. Sept. 12, 1855, d. Dec. 2, 1861.
[7th Gen.]
23076-8. vii. Josiah Parsons, Jr., b. Nov. 21, 1806, m. April 21,
1831, Calista Wright b. 1811 (dau. of Elnathan Wright of Westhampton,
and Charlotte ), a farmer at Northampton. She d. Oct. 5, 1841,
and he m. May 4, 1843, Mary Aldeu b. in 1806 (dau. of Barnabas Alden
of Ashfield, Mass., and Mehitable Gould).
[8th Gen.] Children:
By first wife :
23120. i. Louisa Parsons b. Oct. 17, 1834, d. one month old Nov.
11, 1834.
23121- 2. ii. Mary Charlotte Parsons b. March 17, 1837, m. Joseph
Marsh, a bookseller at Northampton, June 6, I860:
no children. He was b. in Hawley, Mass., May 24,
1822 (son of Elijah and xMartha Marsh).
23123. iii. Henry Wright Parsons b. June 12, 1S39 : enlisted June,
1861, in Co. C, 10th Mas3. Eegt., and d. of typhoid
fever at Washington, I). C. (Camp Brightwood), Oct.
7, 1861.
By second wife :
23124. iv. Ellen Calista Parsons b. March 8, 1844: grad. at Mt.
Holyoke Sem. in 1SG3 : a teacher in Lake Sem., Paines-
ville, O., since 1868.
23125. v. Sarah Pomeroy Parsons b. March 31, 1845.
23126. vi. Anna Alden Parsons b. Dec. 26, 1848.
23127. vii. Harriet Gould Parsons b. April 24, 1850; Mrs. Mary
Alden Parsons was a pupil of 3Iiss Mary Lyon, and
much with her both at Buckland, Mass., and Mt. Holy-
oke. She was the first lady assistant in the High
School at Northampton, for several years preceding her
marriage.
[7th Gen.]
23083-4. xi. Elijah Chauncey Parsons b. Dec. 25, 1812. He
went in April, 1831 or '2, with his brother, Johu Strong Parsons, to
Rootstown, O., upon an uncultivated tract of land given them by their
uncle, Rev. Elijah Parsons, of East Haddam, Ot., who had no children.
The wilderness they ere long made to blossom as the rose. He m. at
Rootstown, Aug. 28, 1839, Letitia Dianthe Ellsworth. He d. of malig-
nant erysipelas, June 9, 1845, and she m. as before stated, his brother
Lyman Parsons.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1237
[8th Gen.] Children:
23123. i. JosrAn Parsons b. Dec. 24, 18-40, d. Jan. 23, 1846.
23129. ii. Sarah Dolly Parsons b. March 27, 18-14.
23130- 1. iii. DiANTHA Letitia Parsons b. Nov. 22, 1S45, m. Jan. 26,
1869, Josiah Smith Graves (son of Johu B. Graves, of
Northampton, and Mary, his wife) : a farmer at North-
ampton.
[6th Gen.]
22980-3. vii. Kev. Lyman Strong, M.D. (son of John Strong, of
Southampton, and Abigail Clapp) b.'Sept. 12, 17S1 : grad. at "Williams
Coll., in 1802, tutor for one year there (1S05-6), taught a grammar school
at Goshen, Ct., and Westfield, Mass. lie m. March 12, 1803, Clarissa
Morse b. Aug. 30, 1782 (dau. of Jacob Morse, of Westfield : a goldsmith),
practised medicine (which he had studied with Dr. Sumner, of West-
field), at Winsted, Ct., where he also taught school at the same time
(1808-10), and at Guilford (1810-16), and established a school for young
ladies at Hartford, Ct. (1810-21). In 1821, he was invited to become
the Prest. of Beaufort Coll., at Beaufort, S. C. While there he was pro-
strated by a severe sickness, and felt a great desire on his recovery to preach
the gospel. He had before his marriage studied theology, with the Kev.
Mr. Hooker, of Goshen, Ct., and had ever kept up his studies in that di-
rection, and now sought and received a licensure to preach from the pres-
bytery of Charleston, S. C. He returned to New England, and was
settled over the Cong. Ch. in Hebron, Ct. (1S25-30), and afterwards at
Colchester, Ct. (1830-35), where he spent the remainder of his days.
His wife Clarissa d. at Colchester, Dec. 20, 1S31, aged 49 ; and he m.
for 2d wife, at Middletown, Ct., widow Bhoda Matson nCe Newton b. Jan.
30, 1785 (dau. of Israel Newton, of Colchester, Ct.). She d. Dec. 18,
1843, at Colchester, and he m. May 16, 1844, for 3d wife, at Philadelphia,
widow Olivia Brooke nee Bridges b. in Colchester, March 24, 1808 (dau.
of Samuel Bridges and Content Newton). While a clergyman, settled at
Hebron, and Colchester, he received a few boys into his family as pupils.
He was an industrious, earnest, cheerful man, and full of joy in his life
of active service to God and mankind. For six years before his death he
was a helpless paralytic. He d. Dec. 31, 1S01, aged 80, at Colchester.
His widow resides now (1370), at Ithaca, N. Y., with her married daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Brooke Finch, by her first marriage.
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first irife :
23132- 3. i. Clartssa Morse Strong b. at Winsted, Ct., June 24,
1809, m. May 4, 1337, at Colchester, Rev. Jason At-
water ^rad. at Yale, in 1825 : pastor at Middlebury, Ct.,
where she d. Feb. 13, 1844, aged 34, suddenly of poly-
pus of the heart.
it] 60
123S Descendants of Elder Ehcnezcr Strong, Son of
23134. ii. Elizabeth Strong b. June 5, and d. June 8, 1812.
23135. ill. Lyman Strong, Jr., b. in Guilford, Feb. 20, and d. July
21, 1815.
[6th Gen.]
22973—1. ii. Puinehas Strong (son of John Strong of Southampton,
and Sarah Lyman) b. Oct. 16, 1770, m. (pub. Aug. 27, 1797), Eunice
Lyman of Southampton, b. in 1778 (dau. of Elias Lyman, Jr., and Eunice
Sheldon dau. of Stephen Sheldon and Thankful King) a miller at
Southampton, Mass. He d. April 4, 1S55, aged 84. His estate amounted
to §4,739.00. [Elias Lyman, Jr., was a son of Elias who was son of
Moses, Jr., whose father Moses was son of John the sou of Richard the
settler.]
[7th Gen.] Children:
23136. i. Betsey Strong b. Oct. 5, 1798.
23137. ii. Pamela Strong b. July 21, 1800.
23138. iii. Eunice Lyman Strong b. Feb. 19, 1803.
23139. iv. Puinehas Strong, Jr., b. May 6, 1805.
23140. v. Noah Lyman Strong b. June 21, 1807.
[5th Gen.l
22577-8. v. Mary Strong b. Feb. 2, 1744 (dau. of Ichabod Strong,
and Mary Davis) m. April 5, 1763, Elijah Wright b. Aug. 22, 1733
(son of Stephen Wright of Northampton, and Esther Cook) : a farmer
at Easthampton. He d. April 12, 1809, aged 76; she d. Jan. S, 1837,
aged 93.
[6th Gen.] Children:
23141- 2. i. Mary Wright b. Jan. 28, 1764, m. Benjamin Lyman.
23143- 4. ii. Elijah Wright, Jr., b. Aug. 30, 1765, d. Jan. -8, 1S14,
aged 49 : a farmer at Easthampton, Mass.
22145- 6. iii. Hannah Wright b. Nov. 1. 1767, m. Enos Janes of
Easthampton.
23147- 9. iv. Daniel Wright b. Oct. 29, 1769, m. Jan. 1791, Rebecca
Janes, and for 2d wile, Achsah Clark b. Sept. 5, 1760
(dau. of William Clark, of Northampton, and Sarah
) : a farmer at Easthampton.
23150. v. Medad Wright b. May 4, 1772, d. unmarried Jan. 15,
1814, aged 43.
23151. vi. Iciiap.od Wright b. May 11, 1774, d. Oct. 25, 1775.
23152. vii. Ichabod Wright (2d) b. Aug. 24, 1776.
23153- 4. viii. Esther Wright b. Dec. 3, 1778, m. Oct. 2, 1798, Justus
Russell of Warwick.
23155- 6. ix. Asenatii Wright b. Aug. 20, 1783, m. Jonathan Conna-
ble of Boruardston, Ma.ss.
23157- 8. x. Eunice Wright b. May 11, 1781, m. Benoni Clark of
Westhampton.
[6th Gen.]
22143-4. ii. Elijah Wright, Jr., b. Aug. 30, 1765, m. Naomi
Kingsley: a farmer at Easthampton. Children:
Elder John Strong, loth of Northampton. 1239
23159-60. 1. Samuel Wright who m. a Bassett of Holyoke, Mass.
They had a son Elijah, M.D., who removed to N". C.
23161- 2. 2. Naomi Wright who m. Col. Thomas Pomeroy of North-
ampton. They have a son Thomas Pomeroy, a farmer
in Montgomery, Mass.
[5th Gen.]
22579-SO. iv. Solomon Strong (son of Ichabod Strong and Mary
Davis) b. Dec. 25, 1746, m. in 1772 (pub. May 23d) Mindwell Clapp b.
Oct. 10, 1747 (dau. of Samuel Clapp, Jr. * and Mindwell Strong dau. of
Waitstill Strong of Northampton and Mindwell Bartlett) : a farmer at
Southampton, Mass. She d. at Waltham, Vt., Jan. 20, 1824, aged 77.
He d. at Waltham, Dec. 21, 1829, aged 85, of a cancer on his face.
[6th Gen.] Children:
23163- 4. i. PtUFUs Strong b. Aug. 31, 1773.
23165- 9. ii. Solomon Strong b. March 4, 1775.
23170- 1. iii. Mindwell Strong b. Oct. 26, 1777, m. Sylvester Danks.
23172- 3. iv. Rev. Ashbel Strong b. July 20, 1779, grad. at Williams
Coll. in 1801 : a Presb. clergyman : principal and pro-
prietor of a Classical Academy of a high order for 24
years (1815-39) at Lewes, Delaware ; wbere he d. Oct.
1839 (buried Oct. 19). He m. Mrs. Kebecca Stites,
widow, nie Way (dau. of John Way, and Hannah his
wife). No issue. He preached but occasionally, and
was regarded as a very good preacher. He was a strict
disciplinarian, and was much esteemed for his abilities
and attainments. He wore goggles on account of the
disfigurement of his face by an accident. He was
never ordained as a clergyman.
23174. v. Candace Strong b. March 11, 1781, d. Dec. 23, 1807, at
Waltham, Vt., uumarried, aired 26.
23175. vi. Daniel Strong b. Jan. 20, 1783, d. at Sheldon, Vt.,
unmarried July 21, 1810. aged 27.
23176- 7. vii. Mary Strong b. Aug. 20, ^1735, m. Thomas Foster
Churcbill.
* Samuel Clapp, Jr., b. Nov. 13, 1711, wa3 the son of Samuel Clapp of North-
ampton and Mary Sheldon his 3d wife. Samuel Clapp, Senior, b. in 1G77, was the
son of Elder Preserved Clapp of Northampton, who was b. Nov. 1G43, in Dorchester, -
Mass., and Sarah Newberry whom hem. Juno 4, 1GG8 (dau. of Capt. Benjamin
Newberry of Windsor, Ct.), Elder Preserved Clapp was the son of Capt. Roo-er
Clapp of Dorchester, Mass., who was from Salem, Devonshire, Eng., and came
over to this country with Elder John Strong in 1G30. Samuel Clapp, Senior, m.
in 1697, Sarah Bartlett b. A\m I 13, 1(579 (dau. of Samuel and Sarah Bartlett of
Northampton), who d. Aug. 7, 1703 ; and he m. fur Oil wife Sept. 10, 1704, Thank-
ful Kino- b. Sept. 1G79 (dau. of John and Sarali Kin>r of Northampton). She d.
Sept. 18, 1705 ; and he m. for 3d wife March 17, 1707-8, Mary Sheldon (dau. of
John Sheldon of Northampton, and Hannah Stebbins who were m. Nov. 5, 1G79).
By his first wife Sarah he had a dan. Mary b. in IG99, who d. Au£. 28, 1702 : by
his 2d wife Thankful he had a dau. Sarah b. Sept. 1), 1705. By his 3d wife Mary,
he had the following children, if not others also, the record of which the author
did not find : 1. Samuel Clapp b. Nov. 13, 1711, m. Mindwell Strong Nov. 23,
1732. 2. Mary Clapp b. Sept. 21, 1713, m. Daniel Pomeroy May 21, 1733. 3.'
Seth Clapp b. Julj 14, 17H'». 4. Thomas Clapp b. Nov. 13', 172-1. 5. Ebenezer
Clapp b. Oct. 13, 1725.
r
23183.
ii.
23184.
iii.
23185.
iv.
23186.
v.
23187.
vi.
23188.
vii.
23189.
viii
23190.
ix.
23191.
X.
1240 Descendants of Elder Elenezer Strong, Son of
e
23178- 9. viii. Rev. Noble Davys Strong b. July 31, 17SS.
23180- 1. ix. Timothy Clapp Stroug b. March 15, 1790.
231C3-4. i. Rufus Strong b. Aug. 31, 1773, m. Elizabeth Barton,
resided at Fairview, Pa.
[7th Gen.] Children :
23182. i. Leonard Rufus Strong b. April 15, 1803, m. in 1827
Miss Silverworth.
Alonzo Strong b. Sept. 4, 1804.
Clarissa Strong b. Dec. 14, 1806.
Candace Strong b. May 7, 1809.
Darius Strong b. Dec. 16, 1810, d. in 1811.
Elizabeth Strong b. Oct. 10, 1S12.
Daniel Noble Strong b. Oct. 25, 1S15.
viii. Mary Mindwell Strong b. Dec. 6, 1817.
Angeline Strong b. Dec. 16, 1819.
John Pratt Strong b. April 13, 1822.
[Gth Gen.]
23105-9. ii. Solomon Strong, Jr. (son of Solomon Strong and
Mindwell Clapp) b. March 4, 1775, m. Jan. 3, 1799, Martha (" Patty ")
Janes.b. Sept. 16, 1776 (dau. of Capt. Noah Janes of Yergennes, Vt.,
and Naomi Strong) : she d. at Waltham, Vt., April 4, 1S10, and he m.
July 5, 1811, for 2d wife, widow Hebe Brown b. in 1786. She d. at
Waltham, May 29, 1826, aged 40. He m. for 3d wife, May 11, 1S31,
■widow Lucy Munson. She d. as Hinesburgh, Vt., Oct. 12, 1841. He
m. Sept. 1842, for 4th wife in Vergennes, Vt., widow Mary Peck. He
was a farmer successively at Lanesboro, Mass., at Waltham, Vt., and at
Hinesburgh, Vt. He d. at Hinesburgh, Dec. 27, 1847, aged 73. She d.
at Weybridge, Vt., Jan. 1, 1808.
[7th Geu.] Children :
By first wife:
23192. i. Joshua Sumner Strong b. Dec. 20, 1779, d. at Lanes-
boro, Jan. 16, 1S0O.
25193- 4. ii. JosnuA Sumner Strong (2d) b. Dec. 8, 1800, d. at
Reedsburgh, Wis., Oct. 30, 1S64.
23195. iii. Loring Janes Strong b. June 19, 1S03, d. at Waltham,
Aug. 20, 1811.
23196. iv. Timothy Edwards Strong b. July 27, 1805, d. at Walt-
ham, Sept. 6, 1811.
23197. v. Foster Churchill Strong b. Dec. 9, 1807, d. at Waltham,
March 22, 1S08.
23198- 9. vi. Foster Churchill Strong (2d) b. July 12, 1809.
By second wife :
23200. vii. Asubel Strong b. Dec. 14, 1813 : resides at Port Gibson,
N. Y.
23201. viii. Eliza Morton Strong b. Feb. 15, 1817, d. at Waltham,
Sept. 3, 1826.
Elder John Strong, hoth of Northampton. 1241
23202. ix- George Backus Strong b. Dec. 29. 1819, at Waltham : .
resides at Hudson, Wis.
23203. x. Mary Jeanette Strong b. Dec. 13, 1823 : resides unmar-
ried at Vergeunes, Vt.
23204- 5. xi. Hebe Eliza Strong b. at Waltham, May 26, 1826, m.
Franklin K. Haven.
23193-4. ii. Joshua Sumner Strong b. Dec. 8, 1800 : a merchant
at Reedsburgh, Wis., m. Harriet Hay ward. He d. at Reedsburgh, in
1864. Cbildren:
23206- 7. 1. Eliza Janes Strong, m. Charles Hammond of Ripon, Wis,
23208. 2. Wallace Hayward Strong.
23209. 3. Rollin Mallory Strong.
23210. 4. Henry Culver Strong.
[7th Gen.]
2319S-9. vi. Foster Churchill Strong (son of Solomon Strong,
Jr., of Waltham, and Patty Janes) b. July 12, 1S09, m. in Troy ; N. Y.,
Nov. 29, 1839, Daphne Perry. She d. at Troy, Sept. 6, 1841. He m.
at Vergennes, Vt., May 31, 1854, Mariette Stevens. He is a merchant
at Vergennes.
[8th Gen.] Children :
23211. i. Mary Carlton Strong b. Aug. 14, 1S55.
23212. ii. Foster Churchill Strong b. July 4, 1857.
23213. iii. Charles Herrick Strong b. Aug. 9, 1858.
23214. iv. Arthur Strong b. April 27, 1860, d. March 6, 1861.
23215. v. WlLMAM Janes Strong b. July 6, 1861.
23216. vi. John Strong b. Feb. 23, 1863!
[7th Gen.]
23204-5. xi. Hebe Eliza Strong (dau. of Solomon and Hebe Strong)
b. May 26, 1826, m. Sept. 21, 1852, Franklin Kittredge Haven : a mer-
chant at Vergennes.
[8th Gen.] Children:
23217. i. Charles Sumner Haven b. Dec. 10, 1853.
23218. ii. Foster Strong Haven b. July 21, 1S58.
23219. iii. Martha Ellen Haven b. March 15, 1860.
[6th Gen.]
23170-1. iii. Mindwell Strong (dau. of Solomon Strong and Mind-
well Clapp) b. Oct. 26, 1777, m. May 25, 1797, Sylvester Danks : resided
at Norwich, Mass. (now Huntington). She d. Sept. 5, 1805, aged 27.
Children :
23220. 1. Julia Ann Danks b. Dec. 20, 1798, d. Feb. 1836.
23221. 2. Harriet Danks b. April 22, 1801, d. May 17, 1810.
23222. 3. Aureliu Mindwell Danks b. Nov. 16, 1804, m. William
A. Ray, March 29, 1827.
1242 Descendants of Elder Ebenczer Strong, Son of
[6th Gen.]
23176-7. vii. Mary Strong (dau. of Solomon Strong and Mindwell
Clapp) b. Aug. 20, 1785, m. Thomas Foster Churchill : resided at
Georgia, Vt. Children, 8 : Timothy Clapp 1st and 2d; Candace ; Eben
Dorman ; Stephen Mix ; Mary ; Josiah Noble and James Alfred.
[6th Gen.]
2317S-9. viii. Rev. Noble Davis Strong (son of Solomon Strong
and Mindwell Clapp) b. July 31, 1788 : gTa.d. at Middlebury Coll. in
1813: in. Lydia Reynolds : she d. and he m. about 1821, for 2d wife,
Flavilla Ballard^ a teacher at Auburn, N. Y. (1815- ). He edited an
anti-masonic paper at Hartford, Ct. He d. in 1833. Children :
23223. 1. La Rue Ferine Strong b. April 11, 1820.
23221- 5. 2. Lavinia Flavilla Strong b. May 26, 1826, m. Horace
Morehouse of Decatur, Macon Co. 111. She made no
reply to requests for information.
[6th Gen.]
231S0-1. ix. Timothy Clapp Strong (son of Solomon Strong and
Mindwell Clapp) b. at Southampton, March 15, 1790, m. April 14, 1811,
Aurelia Goodsell b. March 21, 1792 (dau. of Dr. Penfield Goodsell of
Torrington, Ct., and Nancy Beach, dau. of Dea. Wait Beach and Huldah
Loomis). He edited a newspaper at Palmyra, N Y., for some six years,
went to Michigan, and cleared up a farm in the wilderness, removed to
Albion, Orleans, Co., N. Y. (" then Newport"), iu 1825, where for the
rest of his life he edited " The Orleans Advocate" (1825-43). He was
tall, six feet high, weil proportioned and full of quiet determination in
aspect and manner. He d. like his father of a cancer on the face Aug.
6, 1811, aged 51. His widow resides (1871) at Rochester, N. Y. He
was clerk of the county of Orleans for 6 years, twice elected, an upright
Christian gentleman.
[7th Gen.] Children:
^ 23226- 7. i. Catharine Goodsell Strong b. Jan. 25, 1312, m. Henry
Hyde of Janesvillc, Wis.
23228- 9. ii. Sophia Hale Strong b. Nov. 16, 1813, m. John Fralick
of Jthaca, N. Y., d. May 28, 1810.
23230. iii. Aurelia Smith Strong b. April 30, 1815, lives unmar-
ried at Galesburgh, 111.
23231. iv EDWARD Young Stromal lives in San Francisco.
X
twins, b. Jan. 31, 1817,
23232. v. Edwin Backus Strong ) d. May S, 1S22.
23233- 1. vi. Nancy- ("Agnes") Jfench Strong b. June 2, 1819, m.
Fdgar A. Barber of Albany, N. Y. and afterwards of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
23235- C. vii. Timothy Dwight ^tron ? b. April 22, 1821.
23237- 8. viii. Elizabeth Chattin Strong b. Jan. 4, 1S23, m. Horace
Bishop Burleigh of Bufl'ulo, N. Y.
Elder Johri Strong, both of Northampton. 1243
23239-42. ix. Rev. Dr. Henry Noble Strong b. June 10, 1825.
-23243- 4. x. Sarah Standart Strong b. Oct. 26, 1827, m. Dr. Clark
G. Pease of Janesville, Wis.
23245. xi. CHARLES Lamed Strong b. March 20, 1829, resides in
San Francisco, Cal.
23246- 7. xii. Frances Emmeline Strong b. Feb. 26, 1832, m. George
W. Harrold, a crockery merchant in Rochester, N. Y.
23248. xiii. Peneield Goodsell Strong b. Feb. 16, 1834, a clerk in
Janesville, Wis. formerly, but now in Rochester, N. Y.
23249-50. xiv. Major Frank Strong b. Dec. 5;1S37, enlisted Not. IS,
1861, in the 2d Wis. Cavalry (Gen. C. C. Washburne),
and on Aug. 7, 1862, joined the 1st Regt. Arkansas,
r 3-J in which he became successively Lieut., Capt., (Feb.
) 5, 1864), and Major (June 4, 1865), when mustered
out Aug. 23d 1S65, was acting A. A. Inspector Gen.
Third Division 7th Army Corps. He m. June 1,
1870, Mary E. Tucker (dau. of S. H. Tucker of Little
Rock, Arkansas). He resides at Little Rock, and is
chief clerk in the office of the secretary of state.
[7th Gen.]
23226-7. i. Catharine Goodsell Strong (dau. of Timothy Clapp
Strong and Aurelia Goodsell) b. Jan. 25, 1812, m. Sept. 8, 1831, Henry
Hyde : a merchant tailor in Janesville, Wis.
[8th Gen.] Children : ,
23251- 2. i. Adelia Frances Hyde b. Sept. 5, 1832, in Brockport,
N. Y., m. James L. Enos : d. Aug. 21, 1S63.
23253. ii. Charles Henry Hyde b. April 6, 1834.
23254. iii. Edward Strong Hyde b. Feb. 13, 1838.
23255. iv. Leslie Russell Hyde b. Dec. 27, 1842.
23256. v. Francis ChipmanHydeb. Nov. 27, 1845, d. Aug.31, 1847.
23251-2. i. Adelia Frances Hyde b. Sept. 5, 1832, m. Nov. 3,
1850, in Janesville, Wis., James Lysander Enos b. in Lysander, N. Y.,
Sept. 19, 1825: resides at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she. d. Aug. 21,
1863 : he has been active in the cause of public education there and is
the author of several school books.
[9th Gen.] Children :
23257. i. James Edward Enos b. at Janesville, Nov. 11, 1851, d.
at Madison, Wis., May 27, 1852.
23258. ii. Sarah Catharine Enos b. at Madison, Wis., March 8,
1853, d. at Cedar Rapids, Aug. 23, 1854.
23259. iii. William Hyde Enos b. at Cedar Rapids, July 20, 1S54.
The succeeding children were all born also at Cedar
Rapids.
23260. iv. Ella Maria Enos b. Aug. 30, 1S56.
23261. v. James Henry Enos b. Jan. 19, 1859.
23262. vi. Caroline Elizabeth Enos b. July 20, 1861 (called
" Carrie Libby ").
23263. vii. Robert Morris Enos b. Jan. 16, 1862, d. Jan. 2, 1863.
r
. i
23264.
i.
23265.
ii.
232G6.
iii.
23267.
iv.
1244 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
a [7th Gen.]
2322S-9. ii. Sophia Hale Strong b. Nov. 16, 1813, m. Oct. 25,
1836, John Fralick, a saddler and harness maker at Ithaca, N. Y., where
she d. May 28, 1848, aged 34. Children 6 : Luzerne ; Frances who in.
a Mr. Heath of Mott's Corners, Ithaca j Edwin ; Clark ; George and Alice.
[7th Gen.]
, 23233-4. vi. Agnes Beach Strong b. Juno 2, 1819, m. May 1, 1839,
Edgar Alonzo Barber b. Sept. 9, 1S17 (son of Israel Barber of Bergen,
N. Y., and since of Canton, N. Y.,and Sarah Bullard). He was formerly
editor of c< The St. Lawrence Democrat " and of " The Lansingburgh
Gazette : " has held different government clerkships, and is now (1S70)
a clerk in the Clinton Prison at Dannemora, N. Y. She is housekeeper
of the Astor House, New York.
[8th Gen.] Children :
Edgar Penfield Barber b. at Albion, Feb. 23, 1S40 : is
a seaman in the U. S. Navy.
Charles Strong Barber b. atLansingbureh, N. Y., Nov.
30, 1843, d. at Troy, N. Y., July 8, I860.
Alice Barber b. at Lansingburgh, March 30, 1847.
Nelly Barber b. at Albany, N. Y. Dec. 17, 1849 : a
telegraph operator in New York,
[7th Gen.]
23235-6. vii. Timothy Dwight Strong (son of Timothy Clapp
Strong and Aurelia Goodsell) b. at Palmyra, N. Y., April 22, 1821, m.
Oct. 14, 1845, Elizabeth La Grange Peoble b. in Wheeling, Va., July 4,
1824 (dau. of Frederic George Peoble and Sarah Barrett) : a printer at
Albany, N. Y.
[8th Gen.] Children:
23268. i. Edward Wilson Strong b. Aug. 17, 1S47, d. Aug. 24,
1847.
23269. ii. Sarah Aurelia Strong b. July 7, 1849, d. Feb. 10, 1863.
23270. iii. Frank Peoble Strong b. Dec. 11, 1851, d. Dec. 17, 1852.
23271- 2. iv. Frances Amelia Strong b. Jan. 13, 1854, m. May 6, 1870,
William Caldwell Abrams b. in Albany, March 12, 1851
(son of Win. C Abrams and Maria Caldwell).
[7th Gen.]
23237-8. viii. Elizabeth Chattin Strong b. Jan. 4, 1823, m.
April 12, 1817, Horace Bishop Burleigh b. Feb. 17, 1819 (son of Lyman
Burleigh of Albion, N. Y., and Nancy Bishop) : a farmer at (Rich's
Corners), Albion, N. Y.
[8th Gen.] Children :
23273. i. Estelle Sprague Burleigh b. March 12, 1848.
23274. ii. Jeanie Elizabeth Burleigh b. Sept. 17, 1850.
23275. iii. Fanny Ward Burleigh hOct. 17, 1856.
23276. iv. HORACE Lyman Durleigh b. May 30, 1859.
r
Elder John Strong, both of NortJiampton. 12-15
[7th Gen.]
23239-42. ix. Rev. Henry Noble Strong, D.D., LL.D. (son of
Timothy C. and Aurelia Stroug) b. at Ann Arbor, Mich., June 10, 1325,
grad. at Union Coll., in 1S49, m. May 1, 18-49, Mary Maria Corbin b.
Dec. 14, 1826 (dau. of Pliny M. Corbin, Esq., of Troy, N. Y., and Fanny
Follett Griswold of Lansingburgh, N. Y.). She d. July 3, 1853, and he
nn June 1, 1854, for 2d wife Margaret Sweyer Hahn b. June 23. 1831
(dau. of Dr. James Augustus Hahn of Chicago, 111., and Eleanor Burke).
She d. April 28, 18G4, and hem. May 3, 1865, for 3d wife Emma Joseph-
ine Moulton b. April 11, 1845 (dau. of Col. Joseph Moulton of Old Town,
Me., and Harriet Newell Pond), settled at Marshall, Mich., as an Episco-
pal Rector Sept. 18, 1S52, and afterwards as rector of St. Paul's, Peoria,
111., of Christ's Church, Adrian, Mich., of St. John's, Quincy, 111., and
has been for some years past rector of St. James Ch., Baton Rouge, La.
[8th Gen.] Children :
By first wife:
Edward Young Strong b. March 14, 1850.
William Corbin Stroug b. Sept. 17, 1851, d. Sept. 21,
1853.
Arthur Wells Strong b. May 19, 1853.
By second wife :
Henry Norman Strong b. April 4, 1855.
Charles Hahn Strongb. Oct. 8, 1857, d. March 29, 1862.
Ellen Ranney Strong b. Nov. 5, 1859, d. April 6, 1862.
By third wife :
23283. vii. Maude Evelyn Strong b. Aug. 19, 1869.
[7th Gen.]
23243-4. x. Sarah Standart Strong b. Oct. 26, 1827, m. Sept. 12,
1850, Dr. Clark Qilman Pease b. Dec. 31, 1821, grad. at Dartmouth in
1845, and at Castleton Medical Coll. : a physician at Janesville, Wis.
(1850-64). He joined the Second Wis. Regt.. of Cavalry as surgeon in
1861, and d. of erysipelas June 27, 1864. He was a superior linguist,
having mastered the Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French, German, Italian and
Norwegian languages. Children :
23284. 1. Emma Aurelia Pease b. March 6, 1852.
232S5. 2. Edward Chapin Pease b. Feb. 1, 1856.
Mrs. Sarah S. Pease has conducted since 1864, a seminary for young
ladies at Janesville.
[7th Gen.]
23246-7. xii. Frances Emmeltne Strong b. Feb. 26, 1832, m. March
13, 1853, George William Hafroldb. Nov. 5, 1830 (son of Francis James
Harrold of Albany, and Eleanor Charles) : a crockery merchant in Ro-
chester, N. Y., since 1853, and previously in Albany.
II] 61
23277.
2327S.
i.
ii.
23279.
iii.
23280.
23281.
23282.
iv.
v.
vi.
1246 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
[8th Gen.] Children:
23286.
i.
232S7.
ii.
23288.
iii.
23289.
iv.
23290.
v.
23291.
vi.
23292.
vii
Frank Edwin Harrold b. March 13, 1854.
Ella Louise Harrold b. June 28, 1856, d. July 17, 1862.
Stella Harrold b. March 8, 18G4.
Beulau. Harrold b. June 4, 1SC5.
Clara Harrold b. Dec. 24, 1866, d. Aug. 22, 1870.
George William Harrold b. Oct. 4, 1868.
Charles Harrold b. March 17, 1870.
[5th Gen.]
22581-2. v. Job Strong (son of Ichabod Strong and Mary Davis) b.
1752, m. Dec. 14, 1780, Lydia Clapp b. Oct. 30, 1757 (dau. of Supply
Clapp of Northampton b. in 1721, son of Roger Clapp and Elizabeth
Bartlett, who d. Oct. 11, 1784, aged 63, and Sarah Lyman his 2d wife,
dau. of John Lyman of Hockanum, Northampton) ; a farmer in South-
ampton, Mass. He d. Oct. 14, 1S05, aged 52.
[6th Gen.] Children:
23293- 4. i. Job Sheldon Strong b. Oct. 11, 1782.
23295- 6. ii. Rev. William Strong b. Sept. 13, 1785, d. July 2, 1S55.
Sylvester Strong b. April 12, 1788, a farmer in Madi-
son, O., still living (1870).
Eunice Strong b. Oct. 29, 1792, m. Chester Taylor.
Lydia Strong b. in 1795, d. in 1803, aged 8.
23297. iii.
23298- 9. iv.
23300. v.
23293-4. i. Job Sheldon Strong b. Oct. 11, 1782, m. Oct. 31,
1830, widow Betsey Wilder nee Hathaway b. March 28, 1795 (dau. of
Guilford Hathaway of Suffield, Ct., and Charity Cornish); a farmer in
Spring Valley, Minn., where he d. Aug. 21, 1860; and previously at
Springfield, Erie Co. Pa. Children :
23301- 2. 1. Charity Franceirnia Strong b. April 5, 1832, m. June 1,
1852, Harrison Aikeus Billings b. Jan. 25, IS 18 (son
of Daniel Billings and Lucinda Aikens): a lawyer at
Preston, Fillmore, Co. Minn. Children :
23303. (1). Frank Morton Billings b. Jan. 21, 1858.
23304. (2). Clara Louise Billings b, March 10, 1866.*
23305. ii. Joseph Morton Strong b. April 3, 1834. m. March 16,
1859, Louise M. Webster b. Feb. 29, 1840 (dau. of
Thomas Webster and Jane L. Townsend) : a farmer
and miller at E. Springfield, Erie Co., Pa.
23306. 1. Morton Webster Strong b. Aug. 5, 1861, d. Aug. 31,
1865.
23307. 2. Willie Frank Strong b. Aug. 4, 1864, d. Aug. 8, 1S04.
23308. 3. Charles Carroll Strong b. Oct. 13, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
23295-6. ii. Rev. William
Williams Coll. in 1811, m. Nov.
.Strong b. Sept. 13, 17S5 : grad. at
8, 1833, Ascnath Wright of Easthamp-
ton b. June 4, 1803 (dau. of Daniel Wright and Achsah Clark) : a home
23309-10.
i.
23311- 2.
ii.
23313- 4.
iii
23315- 6.
iv
23317.
v.
23318- 9.
vi
23320.
vi
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1247
missionary in Ohio, on the Western Reserve. He preached also in
Uuntsburgh, 0., and Thompson, 0., but after several years of such labor
became a farmer at Madison, O. He d. at Huntsburgh, July 2, 1S55.
[6th Gen.]
23298-9. iv. Eunice Strong (dau. of Job Strong and Lydia Clapp)
b. Oct. 29, 1792, m. Feb. 27, 1812, Chester Taylor b. Jan. 24, 1786 (son
of Ithamar Taylor of Granby, Mass., and Thankful Taylor) : a farmer at
Granby, Mass. He d. Aug. 4, 1852 ; she d. Dec. 5, 1S63.
[7th Gen.] Children :
Dexter Strong Taylor b. Nov. 26, 1812.
LYDIA Lyman Taylor b. May 5, 1814, m. Byron W. Cady.
Job Strong Taylor b. June 29, 1817.
Thankful Miranda Taylor b. Nov. 6, 1820.
Susan Taylor b. Sept. 16, 1823.
William Taylor b. Aug. 19, 1S26.
vii. Andrew Jackson Taylor b. Nov. 22, 1S2S, unmarried :
a farmer at
23321- 2. viii. Charles Henry Taylor b. May 11, 1831.
23323- 4. ix. Sylvester Harlan Taylor b. May 5, 1833 .
23309-10. i. Dexter Strong Taylor b. Nov. 26, 1812, m. Feb. 4,
1841, Delia Tabitha Miller b. July 27, IS 17 (dau. of Moses Miller of
Ludlow, Mass., and Lucy Jones) : a farmer in Grauby, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children :
EMMELINE Sarah Taylor b. April 2, 1843.
Lucilla Jones Taylor b. April 13, 1845, d. Sept. 30, 1S53.
Lucius Taylor b. April 21, 1817, d. Sept. 6, 1847.
Edwin Dexter Taylor b. Aug. 7. 1848, d. June 30, 1S49.
Charles Miller Taylor b. Jan. 18, 1851.
Frederic Taylor b. March 21, 1S53, d. Sept. 23, 1S53.
[7th Gen.]
23311-2. ii. Lydia Lyman Taylor b. May 5, 1814, m. June 1,
1834, Byron Waterman Cady b. in Dalton, 3Iass., March 28, 1S08 (son
of William Waterman Cady of Dalton, and Aim Bliss of W. Springfield) :
a farmer in Madison, O., where his children were all born.
[8th Gen.] Children :
23331- 2. i. Josephine Althaea Cady b. May 27, 1835, m. Dec. 29,
1853, William Henry Halsted b. Oct. 20, 1829 (son of
Samuel and Susan Halsted of Gerard, Pa.), a harness-
maker at Madison, O. Children :
23333. 1. Charles Lorenzo Halsted b. July 18, 1855.
23334. 2. Frank Homer Halsted b. Oct. 4, 1859.
23335. ii. Homer Harrison Cady b. Sept. 16, 1840, d. Sept. 24,
1855.
23336- 7. iii. Alson Algernon Cady b. May 22, 1842, m. Oct. 3, 1S66
Frances Carolino Woolvcr b. Dec. 29, 1S44 (dau. of
23325.
i.
23326.
ii.
23327.
iii
23328.
iv.
23329.
v.
23330.
vi.
1248 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strang, Son of
Samuel Woolver of Conesus, Livingston Co., N. Y., and
Semantha Eddy). She d. Dec. 17, 1866. He is a
farmer at Madison, 0.
23338- 9. Fordyce Adelbert Oady b. Feb. 24, 1845, m. Sept. 26, 18G5,
Minerva Augusta Bliss b. July 22, 1846 (dau. of
Solomon Earl Bliss, and Mary xVnn Gaines of Madison,
O.) : a farmer in Madison, 0. He enlisted Aug. 5,
1862, in Co. I>, 105th Ohio Vols., was taken prisoner
at the battle of Perryville, Ky., Oct. 8, 1862, and ex-
changed and transferred to Co. I, Veteran Reserve Corps,
July, 1S63, and mustered out of service July 5, 1865.
23340. v. Ellen Maria Cady b. April 10, 1848, d. Aug. 10, 1853.
. [7th Gen.]
23313-4. iii. Job Strong Taylor (son of Chester Taylor of Granby,
Mass., and Eunice Strong), b. June 29, 1817, m. Aug. 22, 1846, Almira
Jane Burr b. Sept, 11, 1819 (dau. of Charles Burr of Madison, 0., and
Polly Bestor) : a trader in Madison, 0. Children :
23341. 1. Charles Burr Taylor b. May 17, 1847 : a bookkeeper in
Cleveland, 0.
23342. 2. Susie Arvilla Taylor b. July 4, 1850.
23343. 3. Ada Emmeline Taylor b. Sept. 28, 1S52.
[7th Gen.]
23315-6. iv. Thankful Miranda Taylor b. Nov. 6, 1820, m. Jan.
20, 1842, Samuel Frost Key-es b. Feb. 8, 1820 (son of Willis Keyes, and
Chloe Frost) : a farmer in Ludlow, Mass., where he d. Jan. 13, 1864.
[8th Gen.] Children :
23344. i. Leroy Samuel Keyes b. April 1, 1843, d. Aug. 17, 1843.
23345. ii. Henry Willis Keyes b. June 5. 1843, m. Dec. 25, 1869,
Jessie Leslie, of Springfield, Mass. (dau. of James Les-
lie and Mary Boss) : he enlisted, Oct. 1863, in Co. C,
3d R. I. Cavalry, was in several battles, and was wounded
at Donaldsonville.
Ellen Vier Keyes b. April 24, 1847, d. Aug. 19, 1848.
Laura Amelia Keyes b. Oct. 28, 1849, m. Oct. 9. 1866,
Charles Andrew Simonds b. April 25, 1345 (son of
Lucius Simonds, of Ludlow, Mass., and Eliza Ann
Town) : a farmer at Ludlow, Mass. Children :
James Leroy Simonds b. Oct. 4, 1867.
Charles Edward Simonds b. Sept. 13, 1869.
Julia Eunice Keyes b. Feb. 7, 1853.
Emma Susan Keyes b. July 1, 1856. d. April 14, 1853.
Myron Homer Keyes b. May 27, 1S61 (twin),
viii. Edward Samuel Keyes b. May 27, 1861 (twin), d. Oct,
29, 1864. [Nos. 23351-4, below, repeated by mistake.!
[7th Gen.]
23318-9. vi. William Taylor (son of Chester Taylor and Eunice
Strong) b. Aug. 19, 1826, m. May 30, 1854, Eliza Ann Lyman b. Nov.
23346.
iii.
23347-
8. iv.
23349.
1.
23350.
2.
23351.
v.
23352.
vi.
23353.
vii
23354.
viii
Elder John Strong, both of Noi'tharnpton. 1249
31, 1834 (dau. of Henry Lyman, of Granby, Mass., and Prudence Wil-
ley) : a farmer at Granby, Mass., d. Nov. 3, 1864. Children :
23351. 1. Elmer Rufus Taylor b. March 20, 1857.
23352. 2. Alvin Lyman Taylor b. July 27, 18G0, d. Oct. 25, 1864.
23353. 3. Ellen Susan Taylor b. Dec. 28, 1864.
23321-2. viii. Charles Henry Taylor (son of Chester and Eunice
Taylor) b. May 11, 1831, m. Dec. 16, 1858, Jane Augusta Boynton b.
in Pelhain, Mass., Aug. 13, 1837 (dau. of Emory Boynton and Mary Ann
Augusta Wheeler) : a farmer in Granby, Mass.
23323-4. ix. Sylvester Harlan Taylor b. May 5, 1833, m. June
9,1861, Caroline Frances Boynton b. in Pelhain, Mass., Aug. 6, 1839
(dau. of Emory Boynton and Mary Ann Augusta Wheeler) : a farmer in
Granby, Mass., enlisted, Aug. 25, 1862, in Co. H, 52d Mass. Regt., at
the siege of Port Hudson, discharged, Aug. 14, 1863. Children :
23354. 1. Edward Boynton Taylor b. in Pelham, May 3, 1862.
23355. 2. William Leroy Taylor b. in Granby, July 7, 1864.
23356. 3. Leon Wesley Taylor b. Feb. 1, 1866.
23357. 4. Jeanie May Taylor b. Oct. 21, 1S68.
[4th Gen.] See page 1154.
216S4-6. ix. Rev. Thomas Strong b. at Northampton, Mass., in
1715 (son of Jonathan Strong and Mehitable Stebbins and grandson of
Elder Ebenezer Strong, son of Elder John Strong), grad. at Yale in 1740 :
ordained pastor of the Cong. Ch., at New Marlborough, Mass., Nov. 1,
1744, where he continued his ministry until his death Aug. 23, 1777,
aged 62. He m. Oct. 1747, Elizabeth Barnard b. Jan. 18, 1722-3 (dau.
of Joseph Barnard of Springfield, Mass.). She d. Dec. 24, 1761, aged
39, and he m. for 2d wife Elizabeth Whitman b. in 1720 (dau. of Rev.
Samuel Whitman of Farmington, Ct., and Sarah Stoddard, dau. of Rev.
Solomon Stoddard of Northampton, Mass.). She d. Dec. 27, 1775, set. 55.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first irife :
23358- 9. i. Elizabeth Strong b. Dec. 12, 1748, m. Rev. Eliphalet
Steele of Egremont, Mass., and afterwards of Paris Hill,
N. Y., d. Feb. 4, 1793.
Jerusha Strong b. March 21, 1750.
Joseph Strong b. Feb. 3, 1752.
Hon. Ashbel Strong b. Jan. 19, 1754.
Persis Strong b. Feb. 9, 1756, d. early.
23366- 7. vi. Mehitable Strong m. Pliny Pomeroy, Jr.
23368- 9. vii. Lucina Strong b. Dec. 5, 1761, m. Rev. Caleb Alexander,
d. Oct. 24, 1S47, aged 85.
23358-9. i. Elizabeth Strong b. Dec. 12, 1748, m. Dec. 4, 1771,
Rev. Eliphalet Steele b. at Hartford, Ct., June 26, 1742 (son of Elipbalet
Steele and Catharine Mavshfield), grad. at Yale in 1764 : settled over
23360.
ii.
23301-
2 #
iii
23363-
4.'
iv.
23365.
v.
1250 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
the Cong. Ch., of South Egremont, Mass., for nearly 24 years (June 23,
1770, April 29, 1794). The church consisted of six members at its
formation and sixty were added to it during his ministry. In the Shays'
rebellion he and most of his church took sides with the government,
while those without favored the rebels. So great was the feud engendered
that the pastor resigned his post and the church was entirely broken up;
and the sanctuary was closed and for 15 years (1795-1810) there was no
public worship of God in the place. In 1795, he was installed over the
Cong. Ch., at Paris Hill, Oneida Co., N. Y., containing at the time but
19 members, to which 273 additions were made by letter and profession
during his ministry. He was a clear, strong thinker and " very orthodox,"
a man of ardent piety and somewhat eccentric both in the pulpit and out
of it. His wife Elizabeth d. in Egremont, Feb. 4, 1793, aged 44. He
m. for a 2d wife Feb. 1797, Mrs. Chloe Chapman of Hartford, Ct, nie
Flint b. in 1747 : a lady of singular features but of superior mind, to
whom he is said to have been engaged on the recommendation of friends,
without over having seen her. He d. Oct. 17, 1817, aged 75 : she d. at
Paris Hill, Dec. 20, 1832, aged 85.
[6th Gen.] Children :
23370.
23371.
23372-
23374- 5. 1
23376.
23377.
23378-
233S0- 1.
23382- 3.
23384 -5.
23386- 7.
2338S.
Elizabeth- Steele b. Oct. 24, 1772, m. Dr. G. Thompson:
d. May 6, 1852, aged 79.
Catharine Steele b. Nov. 19, 1774, d. May 4, 1776.
Catiiaiune Steele (2d) b. Xov. 15,1776, m. Jan. 3, 1808,
Roswell Harrison of Paris Hill as his 2d wife b. May
2, 1773 (sou of Jared Harrison). She d. in 1841,
aged 65 : he d. Dec. 29, 1860, aged 87. [His first wife
was Elizabeth Guernsey by whom he had a daughter,
Betsey Maria Harrison b. July 11, 1797, who m.°Nov.
7, 1816, Harvey Dewey b. Jan. 1, 1789, son of Elijah
Dewey of Lisle, N. Y., and Hannah Slosson. They
were the parents of Wealthy Jane Dewey b. April 20,
1823, and d. Aug. 23, 1864, the first wife of the au-
thor.] They had one sou :
Harlow Strong Harrison b. April 4, 1810, a farmer in
Kiugsville, O. He m. Oct. 8, 1834, Lucia Page b.
Nov. 28, IS 14 (dau. of James and Henrietta Pagef, and
has two daughters :
(1). Leffa Corris Harrison b. Sept, 20, 1S43.
(2). Lilla Caudis Harrison b. Feb. 16, 1S48.
iv. Louisa Steele b. Nov. 11, 1778, m. Daniel P. Handv: d.
May 20, 1829, aged 51.
v. Jebusiu Steele b. Aug. 25, 17S0, m. Lyman Faulkner :
d. May 15, 1S02. aged 22.
vi. Nancy Steele b. Aug. 17, 17S2, m. Timothy Hopkins of
Paris Hill: d. Aug. 26, 1832, acied57.
vii. TnEorniLus Steele b. Aug. 10, 1784, d. Sept. 3, 1S4S,
aged 64. *
viii.PAMELiA Steele b.Sept. 18, 1786, m. Benjamin Harrison.
ix. Sophia Steele b. June 14, 1789, d. Feb. 18 1792.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1251
23370. i. Elizabeth Steele b. Oct. 24, 1772, m. Dr. Gordon Thomp-
son of Thompsonville, Ct.
[7th Gen.] Children:
233S9-90. i. Sophronia Thompson m. Oren Clark of Utica : d. of con-
sumption Aug. 16, 1S32.
23391. ii. Samuel Thompson, a merchant in Utica.
23392. iii. Charles Thompson, IN1.D., of East Haven, Ct.
23393. iv. Horatio Thompson, M.D., a physician at Belchertown,
Mass.
23394. v. George F. Thompson, a merchant in New York.
23395- 6. vi. Elizabeth Thompson m. William Eaton of Hartford, Ct.
23397. vii. Amorette Thompson d. unmarried in East Haven, Ct.
[6th Gen.]
23378-9. iv. Louisa STEELEb.Nov.il, 1778, m. about 1813, Daniel
Parmelee Handy b. in Guilford, Ct., Oct. 1796, a shoemaker at Paris
Hill, N. Y., where he d. April 13, 1864, aged 67. She d. May 20, 1829,
aged 50.
[7th Gen.] Children :
23398- 9. i. Nancy Steele Handy b. Nov. 19, 1814, m. Abel Simmons
(son of Dea. Abel Simmons of Paris Hill, N. Y.) : a
farmer at Lake Mills, Jefferson Co., Wis.
23400- 1. ii. Amorette Louisa Handy b. Oct. 18, 1818, m. Oct. 18,
1841, Curtiss Gilbert Wetmore b. March 4, 1817, at
Whitesboro, N. Y. (son of Jchiel Wetmore and Harriet
Gilbert) : a merchant at Manchester, Oneida Co., N. Y.,
previously to 1850 : a druggist at Dansville, N. Y.
(1850-65), and a traveling agent for a wholesale drug-
house at New York, now (1870), residing at Rochester.
[8th Gen.] Children:
23402- 3. i. Dwight Handy Wetmore b. Oct. 24, 1843 : a druggist
at Rochester. He m. June 1, 1869, Elizabeth Pierce
b. July 25, 1843 (dau. of Isaac Henry Pierce of Ro-
chester, and Lucinda Chase).
23404. ii. Lansing Gilbert Wetmore b. April 0, 1846 : a bookseller
in Rochester.
23405. iii. William Abbott Wetmore b. July 21, 1851 : a clerk in
a crockery store in Jacksou, Mich.
[6th Gen.]
" 23382-3. vi. Nancy Steele b. Aug. 17, 1782, m. Feb. 14, 1807,
Timothy Hopkins b. Jan. 25, 1775 (son of Ehud Hopkins of Gr. Har-
rington, Mass., and afterwards (1795-1800) of East Bloomfield, N. Y.),
at first a saddler and harness maker, but after 1806 to his death a farmer
at Paris Hill, where he d. Aug. 26, 1832 : " a genial man of strong,
good sense." She d. at Galesburgh, 111., Sept. 28, 1S66, aged 84. She
m. March, 1S37, Gen. Henry McNiel of Paris. Hill, who soon removed to
Clinton, N.Y., where he d. May 16,1844. He was several times a member of
1252 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strang, Son of
the N. Y. Legislature and a man of superior qualities of head and heart.
[Ehud Hopkins had children : Stephen, Solomon, Timothy, Pitts, Keziah;
who m. Dea. Augustus Thompson of Goshen, Ct. (who were the parents
of Prof. Wm. Thompson of East Windsor, Ct., and Rev. Augustus
Thompson, D.U., of Roxbury, Mass.), Chloe (who m. Samuel Bush-
nell of Sheffield, Mass)., and Esther who m. a Willard).
[7th Gen.] Children :
23406- 7. i. Eliphalet Steele Hopkins b. Pec. 22, 1808, in Paris,
N. Y.,m March 6, 1844, Mary Camp b. Oct. 14, 1S23
(dau. of Willard Camp of Whitesboro, N. Y., b. Pec.
25, 1792, in Whitesboro, son of Seth Camp, and Eliza
Wiggins b. Nov. 1, 1801, dau. of John "Wiggins of
Rome, N. Y., whom he m. Jan. 30, 1822) : a merchant
at Clayville, and (1845-62) at Clinton. Oneida Co.,
N. Y., and at Galesburgh, 111., (1862-3). He was
.- appointed Treasurer of Knox College in 1866, and held
' the office for two years. He d. of consumption May
20, 1870, at Galesburgh. Children :
23408- 9. 1. Mary Elizabeth Hopkins b. Aug. 21, 1847, at Clinton, N.Y.,
m. at Galesburgh, Oct. 5, 1869, John Montgomery
Graham b. March 25, 1841 (son of James McCoy
Graham of Waterloo, Pa., and Mary Montgomery) ;
engaged in R. R. business at Galesburgh.
Florence Steele Hopkins b. Oct. 30, 1850, in Clinton.
Tilden Hopkins b. Pec. 6, 1855, in Clinton, d. in Gales-
burgh, Nov. 22, 1863.
Elizabeth Strong Hopkins b. Nov. 21, 1811, m. Nov.
11, 1833, Samuel Hubbard Bushnell b. Pec. 28, 1797
(son of Samuel Pushnell and Lucretia Hubbard) : a
farmer in Sheffield, Mass. She d. of consumption Nov.
8, 1849. aged 38. He d. Nov. 12, 1866. Children :
Samuel Hopkins Bushnell b. Oct. 6, 1834, m. Pec. 6,
1865, Jane Nicholas Shethar of Angelica, N. Y., b.
March 4, 1836 (dau. of James Smith Shethar of
Geneva, N. Y., and Ann Gregory) : a farmer at Shef-
field, Mass., on the old homestead.
23416. 2. Sarah Steele Bushnell b. Nov. 15, 1836, d. Pec. 26, 1856.
23417- 8. 3. Elizabeth Strong Bushnell b. Oct. 21, 1839, m. March
18, 1862, Henry Rensselaer Spurr of Sheffield, Mass.,
a farmer there (son of Charles Spurr of Sheffield, and
Susan Cook). She d. May 19, 1864. No issue :
23419-20. 4. Cora Vaughn Bushnell b. Aug. 14, 1841, m. at Sheffield,
Mass., Pec. 5, 1867, Lowell Mason Hoyt b. Feb. 25,
1838 (son of Paniel Nicholas Hoyt of Rochester, and
Sarah Pobbin) : a dealer in gentlemen's furnishing
goods at Bochcster. One child :
23421. (1). Lowell Bushnell Hoyt b. Feb. 24, and d. Aug. 13, 1870.
23422. 5. Nancy Hopkins Bushnell b. Oct. 29, lS43,d. Oct. 27, 1844.
23423. 6. David Ives Bushnell b. April 26, 1846, a clerk in St.
Louis, M<».
23410. 2.
23411. 3.
23412- 3. ii.
23414- 5. 1.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1253
[6th Gen.]
23384-5. vii. Tueopiiilus Steele (son of Rev. Eliphalet Steele and
Elizabeth Strong) b. Aug. 10, 1784, in. Phebe Charlotte Wicks b. Oct.
19, 1790 (dau. of John Wicks of Paris Hill, and Sarah Bartlett) a
merchant at Paris Hill, and after 1830, a farmer at Clinton, N. Y., where
he was killed by being tbrown out of a wagon by a runaway horse, Sept. 3,
1848. She d. May 24, 1863. His children were :
23424. 1. Jane Maria Steele b. in 1813, d. in 1816. .
23425. 2. Sarah Bartlett Steele b. in 1815, d. of consumption at
Clinton, June 8, 1835.
[6th Gen.]
23386-7. viii. Pamelia Steele b. Sept. 18, 1786, m. in 1806, Ben-
jamin Harrison b. May 15, 1776, in Conn, (son of Jared Harrison b. in
1749), a blacksmith at Sullivan, Madisou Co., N. Y. (1806-19) wbere
he was also a justice of the peace and afterwards (1319-28) a farmer at
Bloomingvale, Huron Co., O., where he d. April 20, 1823 : she d. at
Fredonia, N. Y., Nov. 10, 180S, aged 82.
[7th Gen.] Children :
23426- 7. i. Charles G-randison Harrison b. April 9, 1807, m. Dec.
28, 1830, Sarepta Sally Clough b. March 31, 1S14
(dau. of Levi Clough of Laona, N. Y., and Betsey Har-
rington) a farmer at Laona : she d. at Stoughton, Wis.
Nov. 14, 1857 he resides at Dunkirk. N. Y. Children:
1. Benjamin C. Harrison b. Sept. 10, 1832, d. Oct. 14, 1832.
2. George E. Harrison b. May 14. 1834, m. Aug. 3, 1863,
Deette S. Town. He has one child :
(1). Charles Henry Harrison b. in 1870.
3. Levi Clough Harrison b. May 18, 1837, m. Nov. 25,
1857, Betsey Maria Cobb b. Dec. 22, 1837. One child .
(l).Luman Harrison b. Oct. 27, 1853.
4. Theophilus Steele Harrison b. Jan. 1, 1845.
ii. George Steele Harrison, M.D., b Dec. 29, 1810, m. Dec.
20, 1836. Mary Sarah Spraguc b. Oct. 7, 1314 (dau.
of William Sprague of Providence, R. I., and Polly
Gregory). She d. and he m. fur 2d wife Julia Hender-
son : a physician at Sinclairville, N. Y. Children :
1. Mary Augusta Harrison b. Jan. 13, 1838, drowned in
Casadaga lake, Sept. 2, 1352.
Benjamin Lewis Harrison b. March 1, 1841, m. Lucy
Ellen Putman b. April 11, 1S43, and has one child :
(1). George Mark Harrison b. March 16, 1863.
3. George Henry Harrison b. July 29, 1845, d. March 6,
1848.
4. William Sprague Harrison b. Jan. 15, 1850, d. June 29,
1851.
23444. 5. Henry Horatio Harrison b. May 20, 1353, d. Oct. 16, 1861.
ii] 62
23428.
23429-30.
23431.
23432- 3.
23434.
23435.
23436-
23438.
23439-40.
23441.
23442.
23443.
'
23449.
(1)
23-150.
(2)
23451.
(3)
23452-
3. 2.
23454.
(1)
23455.
(2)
2345(3.
(3;
23457.
3.
23458.
4.
23459.
5.
23460-
1. iv.
1254 Descendants of Elder Ehtnezer Strong, Son of
23445- 6. iii. Mary Ann Sophia Harrison b. Dec. 28, 1S15, m. Sept.
22, 183G, Dauiel Bronsou Mixer b. March 5, 1S09 (son
of David Mixer, of Warren. Herkimer Co., N. Y., and
Hannah Bronson) : a contractor and house builder at
Dunkirk, N. Y. Children :
23447- 8. 1. Sarah Steele Mixer b. Sept. 4, 1S37, in. Feb. 22, 1860,
Lee Lord Hyde b. at Hartford, Washington Co., N. Y.,
Nov. 15, 1817 (son of Benjamin Hyde and Lois Ellis) :
postmaster (1871), at Dunkirk. Their children are :
.Lee Lord Hyde b. May 8, 1862.
Harry Lincoln Hyde b. Dec. 12, 1864, d. Jan. 28, 1865.
Henry Nottingham Hyde b. June 25, 1867.
Helen Amelia Mixer b. July 22, 1S40, m. Feb. 7, 1859,
Loman P. Griggs, of Dunkirk, b. Sept. 4, 1S32 (son of
Salmon C. Griggs and Caroline A. Watson). Their
children :
Charles Dale Griggs b. Jan. 16, 1860, d. Sept. 2, 1S62.
Claude Lee Griggs b. Feb. 21, 1862.
Maude Adelaide Griggs b. Aug. 16, 1879.
Mary Adelaide Mixer b. April 8,1842, d. Sept. 16, 1845.
Charles Harrison Mixer b. May 16, 1845.
Mary Martinette Mixer b. Sept. 26, 1853.
Henry Noah Webster Harrison b. Aug. 28, 1825, m.
Dec. 19, 1854, Martinette Hazzard b. Dec. 19, 1835,
(dau. of Lewis Hazzard and Ann Arnold) : an agent, at
Dunkirk, of The American and Merchant's Union Ex-
press Co. One child :
23462. 1. Mary Ellen Harrison b. July 17, 1859.
[5th Gen.]
23361-2. iii. Joseph Strong (son of Rev. Thomas Strong of New
Marlborough, Mass., and Elizabeth Barnard) b. Feb. 3, 1752, m. about
1778, Xenia Jackson of Tyringham, Mass., a farmer at New Marlborough,
Mass.. where he d. Dec. 9, 17S6, aged 35, and hia widow m. in 17S7,
Rev. Dr. Jacob Catlin of New Marlborough, b. in narwinton, Ct., March,
1758, grad. at Yale in 17S4, and settled July 4, 1787, at New Marl-
borough, as successor to Rev. Caleb Alexander who m. Lucina Strong
sister of Joseph. [Dr. Catlin d. April 12, 1S26, aged 68. By his mar-
riage he came into possession of the farm of widow Strong which he
managed with great skill and success, making, like so many others of the
early New Englaud ministers, the tillage of the earth tributary to his
health and household comfort, while yet diligent at the same time in
pulpit and parochial duties. His wife Xenia bore him seven children.
Their children were : 1. Joseph Strong Catlin b. Dec. 4, 1788, who
m. Sept. 16, 1814, Laura Smith of New Marlborough, Mass. 2. Dr.
John Jackson Catlin a physician at Durham, Ct., where he d. He m.
Hannah Hall of Durham. 3. Mary Catlin whom. Dr. Edmund C. Peet
of New Marlborough, whose dau. m. Edward W. B. Canning, Esq., a
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1255
teacher at Stockbridge, Mass. 4. Alfred Catlin d. aged 15. 5. Em-
meline Catlin who m. Mark H. Pike, a farmer at Sheffield, Mass. 6.
Key. Jacob Catlin, m. Ellen Devereux of Utica, N. Y., and d. in Brattle-
boro, Vt., in 1857. 7. Julia Catlin b. Harvey Holmes, a merchant at
New- Marlborough, d. in 1836.]
[6th Gen.] Children :
23463- 4. i. Hon. Thomas Barnard Strong b. Sept. 4, 1730.
23465- 6. ii. Clarissa Strong b. March 18, 1782, m. William Thomp-
son of New Marlborough, and for 2d husband, Rev.
Dr. Barnabas King of Rockaway, N. J.
23467- 8. iii. Betsey Strong b. in 1737, m. Lovett Tafft.
23463-4. i. Hon. Thomas Barnard Strong b. Sept. 4, 1780, grad.
at Yale in 1797, m. Aug. 28, 1813, as her 2d husband, widow Lucinda
Tuttle nee Dickinson of Amherst, Mass., b. Aug. 5, 17S6 (widow of Luke
Tuttle of Pittsfield, aud dau. of Aarou Dickinson, and Eleanor Morton).
He was a lawyer at Pittsfield, Mass.. and a large landholder. He was
admitted to the bar in 1S00 : a member of the Mass. Legislature (1S27,
8, 9, and 1832). He d. at Pittsfield, May 24, 1803, aged 84; she d.
March 23, 1856, aged 72. He adopted as his daughter, Ellen Deve-
reux Catlin b. in New Marlborough, May 31, 1S30, dau. of Joseph Strong
Catlin, and Laura'Smith. She m. Sept. 25, 1S56, as his 2d wife, Junius
Dean Adams b. April 10, 1810 (son of Aaron Adams, and Betsey Smith),
cashier of " The Pittsfield Bank." No children. She d. June 5, 1861 ;
he d. Sept. 25, 1861. He also educated a young lady of Irish parentage,
Margaret Burke, b. May 3, 1832, to whom he left at his decease -36,000
under the care of trustees.
23465-6. ii. Clarissa Strong b. March 13, 17S2, m. William
Thompson b. in Bristol, Ct, (son of Major Isaiah Thompson, a Revolu-
tionary soldier, and postmaster at New Haven, Ct., aud Lydia Norton,
from Plymouth, Ct.) : a merchant at New Marlborough, Mass. She m.
Jan. 20, 1823, for 2d husband, Rev. Barnabas King, D.D., b. June 2,
1780 (son of Amos King of New Marlborough, b. in 1743, son of Benja-
min and Sarah (Pease) King, and Lucy Perkins). He was grad. at
Williams Coll., in 1804 : a Presb. clergyman for 50 years and more (Dec.
27, 1808-April, 1862), at Rockaway, N. J. He d. April 10, 1802, aged
81 ; she d. July 29, 1860. He began his ministry, a sickly, beardless
young mau, aud supposed by all to be destined to an early grave as a con-
sumptive. He was remarkable for his good sense, consummate judgment
and earnestness of purpose. His great effort was always to win souls to
Christ, and heabounded in pastoral fidelity and missionary labor in theoutly-
iug districts of his field, and his ministry was crowned with many revivals.
I Us oldase was beautiful, unattended by the infirmities of body and mind
" itthatperiod. SaidRev. Albert Barnes of Philadelphia, of him,
so common a
1256 Descendants of Elder Ebcnezer Strong, Son of
that " he knew of no minister whose walk and labor and success had been
so admirable as those of Rev. Barnabas King." [Dr. King's children by
his first marriage to Catharine Beach of Hanover, N. J., Oct. 24, 1809
(dau. of Enoch and Hannah Beach and b. June 13, 1783): were: 1.
Elizabeth Thomas King b. Dec. 17, 1810, who m. Sept. 30, 1833, Col.
James Pierson of East Avon. 2. Electa Jackson King b. Sept. 4, 1812,
m. May 3, 1832, Eev. Baker Johnson. 3. Major Barnabas Beach King
b. Nov. 4, 1813 : killed at Pittsburgh Landing April, 1862 : major in the
V 22d Regt. Missouri Vols. 4. Susan Caroline King b. April 7, 1815, m.
Oct. 1, 1845, Rev. Joseph Farrand Tuttle, D.D., pastor at Delaware, 0.,
for 2 years ; atRockaway, N. J., for 15 years (1847-G2) : and since 1862
1 Prest. of "Wabash Coll., Ind. To him the author is indebted for this ac-
count of the descendants of Rev. Dr. King. 5. John Melancthon King b.
Dec. 3, 1816, d. unmarried at San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 21, 1S51. 6. Samuel
Beach King b. May 17, 1819, m. Oct. 1843, Jane De Camp Beach of
Rockaway : resides at San Francisco, Cal. No children. Rev. Dr. Jo-
seph F. Tuttle has 4 children : (1). Jacob Farrand b. Aug. 20, 1846.
(2). Catharine Elizabeth b. April 2, 1850. (3). Arthur Ward b. Oct. 2,
1852. (4). Josephine b. Jan. 30, 1856.]
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first husband:
23469. i. Mary Ann Thompson b. and d. in 1808.
23470- 1. ii. Charlotte Thompson b. Jan 27, 1805, m. John E.
Tompkins of Rochester.
23472- 3. iii. Ashhel Strong Thompson b. Jan. 23, 1807, m. Mary
Frances Hendry of New York (dau. of Dr. Hendry) :
a lawyer in Philadelphia. No issue.
23474." iii. Harriet Thompson b. Sept. 12, 1809, d. Nov. 17, 1821.
By second husband :
23475- 6. iv. Thomas Strong King, M.D ., b. Jan. 22, 1825 : a physi-
cian and' druggist at Newark, N. J. He m. Elizabeth
Sarah Crocker of Stafford, Genesee Co., N. Y., b. in
England. No is-ue. He d. Dec. 25, 1868. She m.
for 2d husband William Wood of Stafford.
23470-1. i. Charlotte Thompson b. Jan. 27, 1805, m. Jan. 27, 1826,
John Ellery Tompkins b. 1787 (son of William Tompkins of Southbury,
Ct., and Wildman dau. of Rev. Benjamin Wildman, of Southbury) :
a teacher in New York (189 Broadway), for 12 years (1818-30) : a
farmer at Avon, Livingston Co., N. Y. (1830-13), aud at Batavia, N. Y.
(1843-52). In 1852, he removed to Rochester, N. Y., where he d. in
186S, aged 81. His widow still resides in Rochester (1870). Children :
23477. 1. John Strong Tompkins b. Jau. 7, 1828, d. Sept. 18, 1S28.
23478- 9. 2. Harriet Frances Tompkins b. in Avon, June 19, 1832, m.
in 1866, James Zechariah Newcomb : a merchant at
Bay City, Mich.
23-180. 3. Mary Elizabeth Tompkins b, Aug. 24, 1833.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1257
23481. 4. John Wildman Tompkins b. March 4, 1S39 : a lawyer :
has resided (since 18139) at Howell, Mich.
[6th Gen.]
23467-8. iii. Betsey Strong (dau. of Joseph and Xenia Strong) b.
in 1787, m. Lovett Tafft of Sheffield, Mass. Children, 7 : Joseph, who lives
in Missouri ; Alfred, who d. unmarried; Julia, Mrs. Parsons of Sheffield,
Mass.; John, who d. and left a family in Sheffield ; Orrin ; Lydia, Mrs.
Pike of Canton, Mass., and Jajie, Mrs. Westover of Mich. Lovett Taft
d. in the army in the south; Betsey his wife d. March 13, 1869, aged
82. Further facts were sought in vain.
[5th Gen.]
23363-4. iv. Hon. Ashbel Strong (son of Bev. Thomas and Eliza-
beth Strong) b. Jan. 19, 1754, m. Nov. 28, 1792, Mary Stoddard b. Aug.
3, 1766 (dau. of Israel Stoddard, of Pittsfield, Mass., and Eunice Wil-
liams) : a lawyer at Pittsfield. He d. without issue, March 5, 1809,
aged 55 : she d. Oct. 9, 1816, aged 50. He was county attorney in 1802,
and member in 1799, of the Mass. legislature. He took into his family,
two of the children, Pliny and Alniira, of his sister, Mehitable Pomeroy,
to bring them up.
23366-7. vi. Mehitable Strong, m. Pliny Pomeroy, Jr., b. Sept.
17, 1758 (son of Pliny Pomeroy. of Westhampton, Mass., and afterwards
of Westfiekl, and Sarah Allen, whom he m. Nov. 24, 1757). He kept
public house for some years at Westminster, Vt., and d. at Westhampton,
Mass., Feb. 179S. Children :
23482 1. William Pomeroy. 234S3. 2. Pliny Pomeroy.
234S4- 5. 3. George Pomeroy, m. Jane Brower : a merchant in N. Y.
234S6- 7. 4. Elizabeth Pomeroy, m. Oliver Bridg^man, bapt. June 11,
1786 (son of Erastus Bridgiynan aud llhoda Hulbert),
resided in Granville, Mass.
234SS. 5. Polly Pomeroy. 23489. 6. Almira Pomeroy.
[5th Gen.]
2336S-9. vii. Luctna Strong (dau. of Bev. Thomas Strong) b. Dec.
5, 1761, m. in 1780, Bev. Caleb Alexander b. in Northfield, Mass., July
22, 1755 (son of Simeon Alexander and Sarah Howe) grad. at Yale in
1777,- having spent the first three years of the college course at Dartmouth.
He was settled at New Marlborough, Mass. (Feb. 28, 1781-June, 28,
1782) and at Mendon, Mass. (Dec. 26, 1785-Dec. 7, 1802). He was
afterwards (1802-11) a teacher at Fairfield. Herkimer Co., N. Y., and
preached at the same time there chiefly and also at Salisbury and Norway
near that .place. He published at this .time likewise an English and
Latin Grammar which had an extensive sale. Iu Jan. 1812, he resigned
his headship of Fairfield Academy and was unanimously elected July 22,
1812, the first Prest, of Hamilton College, N. Y., which he had beeu
125S Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
active in founding ; but did not accept the position. In 1813, he removed
to Onondaga Hollow, X. Y., and took charge of a new Academy just
established there which after four years he resigned in order to raise funds
for founding the Auburn Theological Seminary. He wrote much for the
\v. religious newspapers. He d. at Onondaga, April 12, 1828, aged 72.
While having Scotch tenacity of will, he was exceedingly amiable. Mrs.
Alexander was remarkable for her deep, sweet piety from her early youth.
Her life and strength faded gently away without any sudden shock to her
physical or mental powers. She d. Oct. 26, 1S47, aged 85.
[6th Gen.] Children:
23490. i. A child b. dead in 17S1-2.
23491- 2. ii. Fanny Alexander b. Nov. 17, 1783, m. Samuel Smith, d.
Nov. 28, 1809, aged 8G.
23493. iii. William Henry Alexauder b. Jan. 27, 1786, d. Aug. 20,
1863, aged 72.
23494. iv. Elizabeth Alexander b. Dec. 28, 1787, m. Abraham
Groesbeck.
23495. v. Sarah Alexander b. Nov. 17, 1789, d. unmarried, aged
70, at Little Falls, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1869.
23496. vi. Laura Alexander b. in 1791, d. aged 6 months.
23497- 8. vii. Laura Alexauder (2d) b. July 30, 1793, d. March 6,
I 1831, aged 37. She m. llev. Dr. Dirck C. Lansing.
23499-00. viii. Sylvia Alexander b. Oct. 27, 1797, m. James Shefdon
of Buffalo, N. Y., d. May 28, 1862, aged 64.
23501- 2. ix. Sophia Alexander b. May 20, 1800, in. Wittel Rayuor,
d. Feb. 21, 1834, aged 33.
23491-2. i. Fanny Alexander b. Nov. 17, 1783, m. Samuel Smith
(son of a Mr. Smith of Mcndon, Mass.), a merchant at Little Falls, N. Y.
She d. Nov. 28, 1809. Children:
23503- 4. 1. Eliza Smith m. Charles A. Sheldon, a forwarding merchant
in Detroit, Mich.
23505- 6. 2. Jane Smith m. a Mr. Graves of Detroit, a forwarding mer-
chant.
23507- 8. 3. Frances A. Smith b. May 31, 1813, m. May 2, 1836,
Horace M. Burch b. Sept. 30, 181 1 , at Schuyler, N. Y. :
a merchant in Little Falls : she d. Aug. 4, 1861.
Children :
23509. (1). Charles A. Burch b. June 21, 1837, d. Sept. G, 1838.
23510. (2). William H. Burch b. April 8. 1839.
23511. (3). Jane E. Burch b. Oct. 28, 1841, d. March 30, 1S44.
23512- 3. (4). Fanny S. Burch b. Sept. 8, 1843, m. Nov. 19, 1S67,
James E. Curtiss of Little Falls.
23514. (5). Emma A. Burch b. Jan. 19. 1S4S.
23515. (6). Jane G. Burch b. July 7, 1851.
23493. iii. WiLLrAM Henry Alexander, b. Jan. 27, 1786, m.
Amanda Alexander, lie was a merchant in Syracuse, N. Y. (1828-63),
an alderman of the city and an elder in the Presbyterian (Jh. He d. Au<*.
20, 1S63. Children :
'
23516.
23517-
23519
23520
Elder John Strang, loth of Northampton. 1259
1. William Henry Alexander engaged in the furnace busi-
ness at Syracuse : did not answer letters of inquiry.
2. Sarah Alexander, who m. Judge Smart of Belleville,
Canada.
3. Frances E. Alexander who lives unmarried at Syracuse.
4. A dau. who m. II. G. Matteson of Syracuse. She d.
aged 41.
[6th Gen.]
23494-5. iii. Elizabeth Alexander b. Pec. 28, 1757, m. May 6,
1810, Abraham Groesbeck b. July 10, 1786 (son of William Groesbeck
of Albany, and Catharine Van Deusen) : a merchant in New York, where
lie d. May 15, 18G2 (1816-62), and previously to 1816, iu Albany. His
widow resides (1870) at Little Falls. From her many facts respecting
the descendants of her parents were obtained.
[7th Gen.] Children:
James Alexander Groesbeck b. at Fairfield, N. Y., May
3, 1811, d. aged 52, at New York, June 8, 18G3.
William Groesbeck b. in Albany, Dec. 6, 1813, d. Feb.
1814.
Lucina Strong Groesbeck b. in Albany, Nov. 10, 1S15,
resides unmarried (1870) at Little Falls.
ELiZABExn Groesbeck b. iu New York, May 16, 1S17,
d. aged 15 months.
William Groesbeck b. in New York, Feb. 2, 1820.
Elizabeth Groesbeck (2d) b. in New York, Dec. 8, 1821.
. Abraham Groesbeck b. there Dec. 16, 1824, m. Sept. 6,
1840, Annie E. B.urnham of Cincinnati, O. : resides in
Houston, Texas : had a son that d. aged 10, and no
other issue.
i. Laura Sophia Groesbeck b. there July 22, 1826, m.
May 14, 1850, John Hollingshead of Buffalo, d. in
7 mouths' time.
23525-6. ii. William Groesbeck b. Feb. 2, 1820, m. March 8,
1841, Maria A. Fuller (dau. of Asa Fuller of Little Falls). She d. Aug.
24, 1855, and was an earnest, active Christian, devoted to her master's
work. He m. for a 2d wife Nov. 10, 1S57, widow Harriet Tarr nee
Phillips b. Feb. 11, 1830, at Rocheport, Boone Co., Mo. (dau. of John
G. Phillips) : a merchant at Sedalia, Mo., aad an elder iu the Presbyterian
Church. Children:
23532- 3. 1. Maria Elizabeth Groesbeck b. at Little Falls, Nov. 24,
1842, ni. in 1866, Dr. G. Floyd Johnston of Mobile,
Ala., 'who d. of yellow fever at Corpus Christi, whither
they had removed.
23534. 2. Mary Emuieline Groesbeck b. at L. Falls, Dec. 2, 1^46.
23535. 3. Laura Fanny Groesbeck b. at Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 7,
1851, d. June 10, 1852.
23536. 4. Annie Woodward Groesbeck b. at New York. Feb. 26. 1855.
23521.
i.
23522.
ii.
23523.
iii.
23524.
iv.
23525-
6.
v.
23527.
vi.
23528-
9.
vii
23530-
1
vii
1260 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
By second wife :
23537. 5. Elizabeth Groesbeck b. at San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 31,
1858.
23538. G. Celia Phillips Groesbeck b. there Dec. 27, 1860.
23539. 7. Frederic William Groesbeck b. at Baytown, Texas, Aug.
. 24, 1864.
23540. 8. Harriet Groesbeck b. at Rocheport, Mo., March 6, 1866.
[6th Gen.]
) 23497-8. v. Laura Alexander (dau. of Rev. Caleb Alexander and
Lucina Strong) b. July 30, 1793, m. Feb. 11, 1813, Rev. Dirck Cornelius
Lansing, D.D., b. at Lansingburgh, N. Y., March 3, 1785 (son of Corne-
lius Lansing and Hester Vanderheyden). He was grad. at Yale, in 1804,
studied theology with Rev. Dr. Blatchford, of Lansingburgh. He had
seven separate pastorates, but longest and with the largest success at
Auburn, N. Y. : as at Onondaga, N. Y. (1806-14), Stillwater, N. Y.,
(1814-16), Auburn, the First Presb. Ch. (1816-28), Utica, the first Presb.
Ch. (1829-32), the Houston St. Presb. Ch. N. Y., (1833-5), the
Chrystie St. Presb. Ch., a Missionary Church, (1846-48), and the Clinton
Avenue Cong. Ch. Brooklyn, of which he was the first pastor (1848,
Dec. 19, 1S55). In accepting the call to Auburn, he declined at the
same time a call received from Boston. Wherever he labored revivals
were sure to appear, sixty of them having occurred in his ministry. While
he was at Auburn, 500 united with the church by profession and nearly
half as many more by letter. He was the original projector of Auburn
Theol. Sem., and while pastor there acted as its financial agent, and raised
himself more than a hundred thousand dollars for its endowment, and
filled for some time also the chair of Sacred Rhetoric in the Seminary. He
suffered much in the latter half of his life from ill health, and found it
necessary at different times to intermit his labors for a season, but always
returned to them with eager pleasure when he could. He labored much
as an evangelist in Western New York. She d. at Utica, N. Y r ., March
6, 1831 ; he d. at Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, O., March 19, 1857, aged 72.
[7th Gen.] Children:
23541- 2. i. Cornelius Lansing b. Feb. 7, 1814, d. Aug. 24, 1865,
aged 51, at Marengo, 111.
23543 ii. Alexander Strong Lansing b. Sept. 23, 1815. d. Feb.
1816.
23544- 5. iii. Elizabeth Lucina Lansing b. Jan. 9, 1817, m. Edward
Hyde and for 2d husband Elihu G. Hackley of Maren-
go, 111.
23546- 7. iv. Laura Hester Lansing b. Dec. 25, 1818, m. Franklin L.
Griswold of Auburn.
23545- 9. v. Catharine Tracy Lansing b. Oct. 9, 1S20, d. at Kalama-
zoo. Mich.. April 23, 1854, aged 34. She m. Dr. James
Hamilton. White.
•-..— 5 -->—
23550.
23551.
23552-
23554.
23555.
U
J57der John Strong, both of Northampton. 1261
vi. Alexander Seymour Lansing b. Sept. 8, 1S22, d. at Sa-
cramento, Cal., Aug. 1, 1850, aged 27. "Tell my
father," he said, " I am not afraid to die; my trust is
in Jesus."
vii. Samuel Bellamy Lansing b. Oct. 10,1824, d. at Chicago,
111., Dec. 16, 1842, aged 18.
viii. Helen Alvord Lansing b. May 11, 1327, m. George-
Blake Grinnell, of New York.
ix. Col. Edward Beach Lansing b. Sept. 12, 1828.
x. Sarah Alexander Lansing b. March 3, and d. March 7,
1831. Of the dead above named writes their sister,
Mrs. Griswold : " these all were made gentle by the
grace of God."
23541-2. i. Cornelius Lansing b. Feb. 7, 1814, m. Nov. 11, 1834,
Eliza Jane Goodyear b. Dec. 14, 1813 (dau. of Thaddeus and Eliza Good-
year, of New York city) : a banker at Marengo, McHeury Co., 111. He
d. Aug. 24, 1865.
[8th Gen.] Children :
Laura E. Lansing b. June 14, 1836, d. Jan. 8, 1841.
Belle Lansins b. Sept. 9, 1840, d. April 10, 1841.
Thaddeus Lansing b. Aug. 6, 1841, d. Sept. 18, IS 11.
Jacob Derrick Lansing b. Nov. 9. 1842.
Cora Lansing b. Aug. 5, 1845, d. Sept. 21, 1846.
Willie Lausing b. July 1, 1847, d. Jan. 30, 1840.
John Vawter Lansing b. Sept. 13, 1850 ;
Mark Skinner Lansing b. Sept. 10, 1853.
23556.
i.
23557.
ii.
23558.
iii.
23550.
iv.
23560.
v.
23561.
vi.
23562.
vii.
23563.
viii
[7th Gen.]
23544-5. iii. Elizabeth Luoina Lansing b. Jan 9, 1817, m. July
20, 1836, Edward Hyde b. Sept. 15. 1808 (son of Alvan and Lucy Hyde,
of Lee, Mass.) : a merchant in Auburn, N. Y. He d. March 28, 1S37.
She in. Nov. 13, 1841, Elihu Griswold Hackley b. Jan. 23, ISIS (son
of Philo Morse and Almira Hackley, of Allegan, Mich.) : a farmer at
Marengo, 111.
[8th Gen.] Children:
23504.
23565- 6. ii.
23567.
23568.
23569.
Edward Hyde b. June 20, 1837, d. Nov. 22, 1852.
By second husband :
Laura Whitman Hackley b. May 27, 1843, m. June 15,
1864, Wm. Henry Rockwood, a druggist at Marengo,
111. (son of Wm. Horton Bockwood of Chicago, and
Susan Goldsmith). They have a son :
W. Harry Rockwood b. May 19, 1S65.
FRANK Griswold Hackley b. July 24, 1846.
Elizabeth Hyde Hackley b. Sept. 5, 1S52.
[7th Gen.]
23546-7. iv. Laura Hester Lansing b. Dec. 25, 1818, m. May 15,
ii] . 03
N
23571.
ii.
23572.
in
23573.
iv
23574.
v.
12C2 Descendants of Elder Elauzcr Strong, Son of
1838, Franklin Leonard Griswold b. at Troy, N. Y., Dec. 3, 1816 (son of
Sylvanus Griswold b. at Nuffield, Ct., and Martba Leonard) : a clothing
merchant at Auburn, N. Y., and an elder in the First Presb. Ch. (since
1853).
[8th Gen.] Children :
23570. i. Laura Alexander Griswold b. May 1, 1839, d. June 12,
1842.
Elizabeth Lansing Griswold b. and d. Sept. 16, 1841.
Catharine Griswold b. and d. Aug. 20, 1843.
Frank Griswold b. Nov. 19, 1844.
Dirck Lansing Griswold b. March 9, 1847, d. March 12,
1847.
23575. vi. Edward Lansing Griswold b. April 11, 1S48, d. April
16, 1863, aged 15.
23576. vii. Helen Elizabeth Griswold b. Aug. 31, 1851, d. May 13,
1863.
23577. viii. A child unnamed b. and d. Aug. 7, 1853, •' a beautiful
wee lamb."
23578. ix. Cornelia Hardenbergh Griswold b. Nov. 27, 1854, d.
Dec. 27. 1859.
23579. x. George Grinnell Griswold b. Aug. 7, 1859, d. Jan. 12,
1869. " These all " writes their mother to a friend
June, 1870, " lie side by side save one in Fort Hill
Cemetery, their sweet spirits bringing heaven very
near to earth, so that this life is the dream, and heaven
the reality." [Cornelius Lansing, father of Rev. Dr.
Dirck C. Lansing, was the son of the Patroon, Abra-
ham Jacob Lansing, who received from the old Dutch
Govt, a grant of land of 10 miles on each side of the
Hudson in the neighborhood of what is now Lansing-
burgh, so named in honor of him. He was b. April
18, 1720, and Cornelius Lansing b. June 25. 1753, d.
April 23, 1842.]
[7th Gen.]
23548-9. v. Catharine Tracy Lansing b. Oct. 9, 1820, m. in 1843,
James Hamilton White, M.D., b. about 1809 (son of Thomas White of
Princeton, N. J., and Catharine Maria Hamilton) : a physician at Chi-
cago, 111., and Kalamazoo, Mich. He was grad. at Nassau Hall in 1831,
and at the Medical University of Philadelphia. She d. at Kalamazoo,
April 23, 1854 : he d. at Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 1863, in the U. S. service.
[8th Gen.] Children:
23580- 1. i. Catharine Hamilton White b. Aug. 9, 1844. m. June
21, 1803, Elmer Faitoute Hi-gins b. Aug. 14, 1840
(son of Dr. Elmer Williams Higgins and Sarah Maria
Faitoute), Se.c- Ins. Co., nt Newark, N. J. (The Ilum-
• boldt Mutual Fire and Marine). No children.
Frank Lansing White b. Feb. 29, lS48,d. July 29, 1849.
Cora L. White b. May 22, 1850, adopted as her daughter
23582.
23583.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1263
by her aunt Mrs. Elizabeth L. Hackley of Marengo, 111.,
where she now resides.
[7th Gen.J
23552-3. viii. Helen Alvord Lansing (dau. of Rev. D. G. Lansing,
D.D., and Laura Alexander) b. xMay 11, 1827, m. Dec. 21, 1S4S, George
Blake Grinnell b. at Greenfield, Mass., Nov. 11, 1823 (son of George
Grinnell and Eliza Seymour Perkins, dau. of Rev. Nathan Perkins of
Amherst, Mass., and Mabel Seymour) : a merchant in New York. [Geo.
Grinnell was the son of George Grinnell, Senior, of Greenfield, and
Lydia Stevens of Andover, Mass., and grandson of William Grinnell of Say-
brook, Ct., the settler.] To Mrs. Helen L. Grinnell the author is indebted
for this account of the descendants of her parents.
[8th Gen.] Children :
23584. i. George Bird Grinnell b. at Brooklyn, L. I., Sept. 20,
1849, grad. at Yale in 1870.
23585. ii. Frank Lansing Grinnell b. at Brooklyn, May 27, 1S53.
23586. iii. Morton Grinnell b. at New York, Jan. 3, 1855.
23587. iv. Helen Jessup Grinnell b. Sept. 20, 185G, at Helenbank,
Weehawken, N. J.
23588. v. William Milne Grinnell b. Feb. 2, 1858, at Audubon
Park, N. Y.
23589. vi. Laura Griswold Grinnell b. there Nov. 12, 1859.
[7th Gen.]
23554. ix. Col. Edward Beach Lansing (son of Rev. Dr. Dirck C.
Lansing, and Laura Alexander) b. at Auburn, N. Y., Sept. 12, 182$, m.
Feb. 1, 1855, Julia Fowler b. at Albany, Feb. 8, 1831 (dau. of Samuel
Stephenson Fowler, and Julia Fraucis Gregory) : a lawyer residing at
Brooklyn, N. Y. He entered the U. S. Army of Vols., in the beginning
of the late war in 1861, and was commissioned First Lieut, and A^jt. of
the 75th N. Y. Regt., which was stationed at first at Fort Pickens, Santa
Rosa Island, during which time Pensacola, the Navy Yard, etc., were re-
covered from the enemy. He was for five mouths Judge Advocate at
Pensacola of General Courts Martial, aud was afterwards ordered by
General Butler to New Orleans, and remained in the dcoartment of the
gulf until discharged. He took an active part in the Teche campaigns,
and at the battle of Camp Bisland, one of the hardest artillery fights of
the war, he was severely wounded by the burstiug of a shell. While
being carried from the field, he was captured by a squad of rebel cavalry.
Unable to walk he was placed upon a horse and ordered to the rear ; but
not fancying such a position he plunged his spurs into the flanks of his
steed, and amid a shower of pistol shots dashed for our liues, which he
reached in safety. Upon reporting the location, and number of the rebel
cavalry, he had the pleasure of seeing a squadron of our troops sent after
them, which soon captured the entire force. He was confiued for three
1264 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
months by his wound, but was able to take an active part in the siege and
capture of Port Hudson, and in the sharp conflicts that followed in Louis-
iana. In Nov. 1863, he was compelled to ask for a discharge from fur-
ther military service. On his return home he was confined to his bed
for five months from the effects of his wound. In Jan. 1869, he was
elected by the soldiers of the State, Senior Vice Grand Commander of" The
Grand Army of the Republic," and in Jan. 1S70, he was elected by the
Department Encampment at Binghamton, Grand Commander of the De-
partment of New York in place of Major General Daniel E. Sickles now
U. S. Minister (1870) to Spain. Children :
23590. 1. Edward Beach Lansing b. at Albany, July 4, 185C.
23591. 2. Laura Griswold Lansing b. at Troy, Nov. 23, 1858, d. at
Auburn, Oct. 16, 1863.
23592. 3. Frank Griswold Lansing b. Feb. 15, 1867, d. Aug. 13, 1868.
[Copy of the last icill of Rev. Thomas Strong. — "Joseph, £100, and
a horse, saddle and bridle, and the bed he lies on ; Jerusha, Persis, Lu-
cina and Mehitable. the four best beds in the house, with furniture; the
best for the eldest, ic. My wife's clothes: — Jerusha, the black silk;
Persis, a brown one that is not made up ; LuciDa, a chintz one ; Mehita-
ble, a black bombazine. Lucina, a velvet back-cloth : Mehitable, buck-
les, beads and necklace, and to Jerusha, Persis, Lucina and Mehitable,
each of them, a large silver spoon, and twelve teaspoons, and two large
ones and tea tongs between them, to make up each of them a set; and to
Elizabeth, a yellowish or brown silk gown, ami a large shawl; and her
laces and linen to be divided amongst my daughters ; the best laces among
those that live with me. After this and my funeral charges and grave-
stones set up for me and my wife and my debts paid, to Joseph a double
portion ; to Ashbel, his clothes and spending money while he lives with
Mr. Edwards, and to Jerusha, Persis, and Lucina and Mehitable, equal
to what Elizabeth has had. And if there be anything left, to be divided
equally between Joseph, and my five daughters. My wife's neck cloths,
between my four youngest daughters, and house-room for my daughters.
The above is my will, let no child dispute it. New Marlborough, Thomas
. Strong, April 3, 1777." For a copy of this will, and many of the facts
here furnished, the author is indebted to Dr. M. C. llichardson, of New
Marlborough, Mass.]
[4th Gen.] See page 1154.
2168S- 9. x. Lt. Elisha Strong (son of Jonathan Strong and
Mehitable Stebbins) b. Dec. 22, 1718, m. Oct. 25, 1748, Sarah Lewis b.
Dec. 2, 1726 (dau. of Dauiel Lewis b. July 16, 1681, and Mary Strong
whom he m. May 1, 1718), a farmer at Northampton, the greater part of
his life, where most or all of his children were born, but during the latter
third or fourth of his life he lived at Farmingtou, Ct. He is spoken of
as "' a godly man." He d. suddenly at Bennington, Vt., just after going
there to spend his last days Feb. 8, 1794, aged 75. Shed, in 1813, aged
86. [Mary Strong, wife of Daniel Lewis, was b. Jan. 22, 1692-3, and
was dau. of Asahel Strong of Farniington, and Margaret Hart.]
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 12G5
[5th Gen.] Children
23593.
23594- 5. ii
23596.
23597- 8.
23599-00.
23601.
23602.
23603- 5.
23606.
23607.
2360S- 9.
23610-1:
Sarah Strong b. Jan. 22, (0. S. or Feb. 2, N. S.), 1750,
d. unmarried Aug. 2, 1813, at Moreau, N. Y.
Mary Strong b. Aug. 1, 1751, m. Soth Wadsworth : sbe
d. Nov. 15, 1804. Children, 7 : Ilezekiab, Elisha, Ed-
win, Tertius b. July 0, 1789, living in 1869, in Hart-
ford, Ct., but could not be persuaded to give any other
facts than the scanty ones here furnished concerning
his mother's descendants ; Timothy, Daniel, Mary.
iii. Elisha Strong b. June 9, 1753, d. Jan. 25, 1754.
iv. AcnsAii Strong b. Dec. 29, 1754, m. Amos Hawley : d.
Sept, 8, 1832.
v. Abi Strong b. Sept. 27, 1756, m. Erastus Pixley.
vi. Elisha Strong (2d) b. Jan. 17, 1759, d. March 9, 1760.
vii. Naomi Strong b. Nov. 26, 1760, d. Feb. 16, 1773.
viii.Hox. Elijah Strong b. Nov. 6, 1762, d. May 13, 183S.
ix. William Lewis Strong b. Nov. G, 17G4, d. July 20,
1765.
x. Mabel Strong b. May IS, 1767, d. May 14, 1775.
xi. Elizabeth ("Betsey") Strong b. July 11, 1770, m.
Levi Hooker a tinner at Middlebury, Vt., and after-
wards at Stanstead, C. E. No issue. She d. in New
York about 1858. He d. at Caldwell, N. Y.
xii. Asahel Strong b. Nov. 10, 1772, d. Aug. 7, 1825.
[5th Gen.]
23597-8. iv. Achsah Strong (dau. of Lt. Elisha Strong and Sarah
Lewis) b. Dec. 29, 1754, m. about 1777, Amos Hawley of Farmington,
Ct., b. Feb. 14, 1755, a farmer at Moreau, Saratoga Co., N. Y., where
he d. Aug. 19, 1825, and she d. Sept. 8, 1832.
[6th Gen.] Children :
23612. i. Naomi Hawley b. April 19, 1778, d. unmarried Sept. 20,
1797.
23613- 5. ii. Sarah Hawley b. July 13, 1779, m. Feb. 3, 1796,
Thomas Rogers who d. soon ; and she m. for 2d hus-
band in March, 1800, Thomas Cotton : she d. July IS,
1843.
23616- 7. iii. Setii Hawley b. June 30, 1781, d. Sept. 1, 1869.
23618- 9. iv. Fen.x Hawley b. Aug. 5, 1784, d. Nov. 12, 180S.
23620- 1. v. Alpheus Hawley b- Sept. 9, 17S5, m. Keziah Berry : d.
May 5, 1844.
23622- 3. vi. Electa Hawley b. Jan. 10, 17S7, m. Gurdon G. Sill : d.
May 6, 1856.
23624- 5. vii. Elias Hawley b. May 13, 1789, m. Catharine Berry and
for 2d wife Adeline Hawley: lives at Binghamton,
N. Y. (1870).
23626- 7. viii. Selima Hawley b. Jan. 15, 1792, in. Moody Ames : d.
Aug. 1862.
23628. ix. Amos Hawley b. Pec. 10, 1797, and d. in a few days.
1266 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strony, Son of
23616-7. iii. Seth IIawley b. June 30, 1781, m. Sept. 11, 1S05,
Susaa Sill b. Aug. 3, 178G (dau. of Giles Sill and Lucy Gould) : a farmer
at Moreau, N. Y., where she d. April 28, 1813, and he ra. for 2d wife,
and as her 2d husband, the widow of his brother Fenn, Lucy Sill (the
sister of his first wife). He d. Sept. 1, 1SG9, aged 88.
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first irife :
23629-30. i. George Gay IIawley b. July 8. 180G, a merchant at
Glenn's Falls, N. Y. He m. Sept. 20, 1832, Eliza G.
Goodrich of Gleun's Falls, and for 2d wife, Anna
Folsom.
23631- 3. ii. Alonzo Hawlcy b. Dec. 28, 1807, m. Sept. 24, 1834,
Eliza Chamberlain b. March 2, 1816 (dau. of Hon.
Benjamin Chamberlain of Great Valley, N. Y). She
d. April 17, 1837, and he m. for 2d wife Jan. 23, 1S39,
Mary Whitehouse Freeman b. Feb. 25,1814, at Hano-
ver, N. II. (dau. of Hon. Jonathan Freeman and Mary
Whitehouse) : a merchant at Hinsdale, N. Y., where
she dntug. 27, 1856.
23634- 5. iii. Seth Cotton IIawley b. Feb. 10, 1810, m. Nov. 11,1834,
Lavinia Porter Steele b. June 20, 1814 (dau. of Oliver
Steele of New Haven, Ct., aud Sarah H. Lowry) : a
lawyer at Buffalo, N. Y. He was one of the commis-
sioners appointed (in April, 1S49) to codify the laws of
the state, and afterwards of the city of Xew York.
23636- 7. iv. Elias Sill IIawley b. Oct. 28, 1812, grad. at Union Coll.
N. Y., in 1S33 : a lawyer formerly iu Buffalo, but now
and fur many years past engaged in the iron manufac-
turing business there. He m. xMay 30, 1845, Lavinia
Hurd Seldeu (dau. of Huntington Seldea of Middle
Haddam, and Laura Hurd).
By second wife :
Charlotte Hawley b. May 31, 1816, m. Nov. 15, 1837,
Berry Thompson (son of Sidney Thompson of North-
umberland, N. Y.) : she d. at Gleun's Falls May 24,
1811.
23640- 1. vi. Lucian Hawley b. Nov. 8, 181S, m. April 19, 1848,
Irene Burt Leach b. March 6, 1824 (dau. of Elijah
Leach of Buffalo, aud Pamelia Pratt) : a lawyer at
Buffalo, where she d. Deo. 24, 1S54.
23642- 3. vii. Naomi Hawley b. June 8, 1821, m. Dec. 9, 1851, Lemuel
C. Holmes of Kingsbury, N. Y., d. Aug. 13, 1853.
23644- 5. viii. Edward IIawley b." Dec. 17, 1825, m. Dec. 16, 1852,
Charlotte R. Payne b. Feb. 9, 1832 (dau. of George
Payne of Moreau, and Eliza Robinson) : a farmer at
Moreau.
Ellen Hawley (twin) b. Dec. 17, 1825, m. July 15, 1S51,
Rev. Charles W. Treadwell of Theresa, N. Y. : she d.
Dec. 17, 1853.
23638- 9.
23646- 7. is.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1267
[6th Gen.]
23(318-9. iv. FENN Hawley (son of Amos Hawley and Achsah Strong)
b. Aug. 5, 1784, m. Sept. 11, 1805, Lucy Sill b. at Lyme, Ct., Sept,
1784 (dau. of Giles Sill and Lucy Gould ; and sister to Susan Sill who
m. his brother Seth), He resided at Moreau, where he d. Nov. 12, 1808 ;
and she m. for a 2d husband as his 2d wife Seth Hawley previous busband
of her sister Susan.
[7th Gen.] Children:
23648- 9. i. Eliza Almira Hawlev b. Julv 11. 1806, m. July 9, 1826,
John Liberty Kimberly of Buffalo b. Jan. 30, 1799
(son of Liberty Kimberly and Elizabeth Whittlesey).
23650- 1. ii. Martin Fenn Hawley b. Dec. 29, 1807, m. Feb. 21. 1S32,
Eliza Ann Baker b. Feb. 21, 1809 (dau. of Caleb Baker
of Sandy Hill, N. Y., and Margaret Catlin) : a lumber
dealer at Tonawanda, Pa. He d. July 7, 1S47, at
Moreau.
[6th Gen.]
23622-3. vi. Electa Hawley (dau. of Amos Hawley, and Achsah
Strong) b. Jan. 10, 1787, m. Sept. 12, 1805, Gurdon Gould Sill b. at
Lyme, Ct., Feb. 9, 17S0 (son of Giles Sill, and Lucy Gould, dau. of James
Gould, and Elizabeth Chappell) : a farmer at Moreau where he d. Feb.
24, 1853, and she d. May 6, 1856.
[7th Gen.] Children:
Ltjcinda Sill b. May 24, 1S06, m Nathaniel Payne of
Irwin, Pa.
Jeanette Sill b. March 11, 1808, m. Sidney M. Berry
of Irwin, Pa.
Walter Gould Sill b. March 1, 1810, m. Eveline Ham-
ilton of Warren, Pa. : a farmer at Warren. Children :
George Hamilton Sill b. June 17, 183S.
2. Elizabeth Selima Sill b. April 14, 1840, d. May 14, 1853.
Harvey Hamilton Sill b. April 7. 1842.
Electa Aun Sill b. Jan. 31, 1S45.
Gurdon Giles Sill b. Feb. 8, 1847.
Frances Eveline Sill b. Sept. 5, 1849.
Martha Luciuda Sill b. Nov. 15, 1852, d. July 21, 1853.
Edgar Hawley Sill b. Sept. 27, 1854.
Achsah Strong Sill b. Jan. 27, 1812, m. Aaron M.
Rogers of Warren, Pa.
Joseph Sill b. March 20, 1814, m. the widow of Henry
Ames, lives at Moreau.
Selima Elizabeth Sill b. March 3, 1817, d. unmarried,
Aug. 15, 1847.
23671- 2. vii. Calvin Selden Sill b. April 30, 1819, m. Peoria Eliza-
beth Bogardus, a merchant in Troy, N. Y. : had one
child :
23673. 1. Wm. Gurdon Gould Sill b. Oct. 27, 1*53.
23652-
3.
»•
23654-
5.
ii.
23656-
7.
iii
2365S.
1.
23659.
2.
23660.
3.
23661.
4.
23662.
5.
23663.
6.
23664.
7.
23665.
8.
23666-
7
iv
2366S-
9
v.
23670.
vi
126S Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
23674. viii. Rev. Amos Hawley Sill b. Sept. 22, 1821: grad. at
Union iu 134S, a Presb. clergyman at Nottingham, Me.
23675. ix. Gurdon Giles Sill b. March 19, 1S25, d. Aug. 17, 1850,
unmarried.
[5th Gen.]
23599-00. v. Abi Strong (dau. of Lieut. Elisha Strong and Sarah
Lewis) b. Sept. 27, 1756, in. in 178-1, Erastus Pixley (son of Moses Pix-
ley, of Gr. Barrington, Mass.) : grad. at Yale, in 17S0, a lawyer at Gr.
Barrington, associated with Hon. Theodore Sedgwick, then of that place,
but afterwards of Stockbridge. He was, when in college, one of a com-
pany of young men who volunteered when the British came to New Ha-
ven, to defend the city. He d. May 31, 1795, aged 33; she resided after
his death at Beuuington, Vt. (1795-1807), and at Moreau, Saratoga Co.,
N. Y. (1807-32), and d. at Glenn's Falls, Aug. 25, 1832, while on a
visit to her children living there, aged 75, having been for 37 years a
widow.
[6th Gen,] Children :
23676. i. Lewis Lysias Pixley b. May 31, 1786, d. Aug. 1S46,
aged GO : a merchant from early life at GleDn's Falls ;
a man of vigorous business habits and yet also of a de-
cidedly literary turn, and much given to the pursuit of
knowledge. His uprightness was proverbial and his
word was called as sure as other men's bonds. His
commendation was highly valued by young men, seeking
entrance into public favor. He lived and died unmar-
ried in cherished brotherly companionship with his un-
married sister. They were united in their lives and
not far divided in their deaths.
23677. ii. Julia Arle Pixley b. Jan. 3, 17S9, d. unmarried at
Glenn's Falls, Nov. 13, 1840, aged 50 : an intelligent,
educated Christian lady.
2367S- 9. iii. Erastus Perlon Pixley b. May 16, 1791, m. Oct. 12, 1820.
Delia Bishop b. Jan. 13, 1799 (dau. of Selah Bishop,
of Farmington, Ct,, and Huldah Byingtou) : a farmer
at Moreau, N. Y., and engaged also in lumbering — a
man of dignified bearing and noble pre-euce like his
brother. He d. Oct. 25, 1834. His widow still resides
(1S70), at Moreau Statiou.
[7th Gen.] ChiklreD :
23680- 1. i. Mary Strong Pixley b. Aug. 8, 1821, m. Ezra Benedict.
23G82. ii. Sarah Jane Pixley b. Nov." 12, 1823, resides unmarried
at Moreau. To her the author is indebted for this ac-
count of her father's descendants.
23683- 4. iii. Emmeline Pixley b. Sept. 15, 1825, m. William H. Rey-
nolds, d. Feb. 26, 1851.
23085. iv. Adklia Pixley b. Pee. 9, .1827 : a teacher iu Carroll
College, Waukesha, Wis.
23G86- 7. v. Julia Abi Pixlev b. April 18, 1829, m. Marcus A. Barnes.
23GSS. vi. Erastus Lewis Pixley b. Nov. 21, 1S32.
23GS9.
i.
23690.
ii.
23091.
iii.
23692.
iv.
23693.
v.
23694.
vi.
23695.
vii
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 12 G 9
236S0-1. i. Mary Strong Pixley b. Aug. 8, 1821, m. June 26,
1S41, Ezra Benedict b. Nov. 20, 181-4 (sou of Caleb Beuedict of New
Canaan, Ct., and Eliza St. John) : a wholesale shoe dealer in New York.
Their children were all born at Glenn's Falls, N. Y.
[8th Gen.] Children :
Charles Edward Benedict b. April 28, 18-46.
P^.lla Cornelia Benedict b. June 10, 1S47.
Julia Arley Benedict b. Feb. 21, 1849.
Irving St. Johu Benedict b. June 25, 1S53, d. March
17, 1854.
Ida Mary Benedict b. Sept. 20, 1856.
Laura Emily Benedict b. July 31, 1S58.
William St. John Benedict b. April 13, 1861, d. April
22, 1862.
[7th Gen.]
23683-4. iii. Emmeline Pixley b. Sept. 15, 1825, m. March 25,
1847, William Henry Pteynolds b. in 1820 (son of John Reynolds of
Moreau, and Catharine Tierce) a farmer at Moreau, N. Y. She d. Feb.
26, 1851. He d. Jan. 16, 1862. No children.
23686-7. v. Julia Am Pixley b, April IS, 1829, m. Oct. 23, 1851,
Capt. Marcus Andrews Barues b. May 4, 1822 (son of Marcus Barnes of
Keeseville, N. Y., and Lora Andrews) : a farmer at Champaigne, 111.
A devoted Christian and ardent patriot he sprang at his couutry's call to
arms. He enlisted July, 1861, in what he called ' ; the Lord's war," and
to take part in which he counted a privilege that he could not be denied.
He was at the time a Captain of militia, but enlisted as a private in Co. I,
Second 111. Cavalry, Col. Noble ; and was at once made quarter-master
sergeant. His regiment saw much severe service ; being sent in advance
of Gen. Grant into Northern Mississippi. They did scouting duty from
Duquoine, 111., to Oxford, Miss, and were stationed at different times at
Paducah and Columbus, Ky., Irouton, Humboldt, Bolivar, Lagrange,
Teun., and Holly Springs, Miss. He was an earnest Christian in camp
as at home and one of the Lord's soldiers everywhere. He was made
commandant (1862-3) of the freedmen's post at Memphis with the rank
of Captain ; a very responsible position. Hi3 duties embraced the care
of military stations, missionaries, schools, plautation-operations, mills, the
clearing of timber, a steamer in connection with the post, military stores,
etc. He had from 1000 to 1,500 freedmen to care for. His duties were
too arduous and he sank under them and died saying " All is peace," at
Memphis, June 26, 1S63. Children :
23696. . 1. Arthur Marcus Barnes b. at Champaigne, Oct. 18, 1855.
23697. 2. Edward Payson Barnes b. Oct. 22, 1858.
23698. 3. A daughter unnamed b. March 28, 1861, d. June 25, 1861.
n] 64
r
1270 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strony, Son of
[7th Gen.]
23683. vi. Erastus Lewis Pixlky b. Nov. 21, 1832, m. March 2,
1865, Angeline Wood b. Feb. 1, 1835 (dim. of Nathan Wood of West-
minster, Mass., and Lucy Ilolden) : a farmer at Moreau, N. Y. One
child :
23699. 1. Arthur Lewis Pixley b. Dec. 5, 1865.
[5th Gen.]
23603-5. viii. Hon. Elijah Strong (son of Lieut. Elisha Strong of
Farmington, and Sarah Lewis) b. Nov. 6, 1762, m. Feb. 12, 1792, Sylvia
Gridley b. Dec. 5, 1709 (dau. of Dea. Timothy Gridley of Farmington,
Society of W. Hartford, and Rhoda Woodruff). She d. July 1, 1813,
and he in. Sept. 1S14, for 2d wife Sarah (" Sally") Gould Swift b. in
1771 (dau. of Rev. Dr. Job Swift of Bennington) : no issue by this second
marriage. She was a lady of superior intellect and excellence. He was
a merchant in Bennington, Vt., whence he removed in March, 1799, to
Brownington, Vt., when but three families had preceded him there.
Here he was justice of the peace, representative of his town in the state
legislature and judge of probate. He was devotedly religious. He d.
May 13, 1838 : she d. Oct. 1853, aged 82. He and his brother Asahel
bought the whole township of Brownington, 13,400 acres, of the school
fund of the state of Connecticut, on credit^ as a speculation. But the
land not selling as they had expected, they were more embarrassed than
profited by the purchase, and they finally compromised with the state of
Connecticut by paying a part of the money agreed.
[6th Gen.] Children:
23700- 1. i. Emily Strong b. April 20, 1793, m. Dec. 7, 1836,
Samuel Ward.
23702- 3. ii. Dea. Elisiia Strong b. July 26, 1795.
23704- 5. iii. Hon. Elijah Gridley Strong b. July 20, 1803.
23706- 7. iv. Sylvia Gridley Strong b. April 10, 1810, m. Seth F.
Cowles.
23700-1. i. Emily Strong (dau. of Elijah Strong and Sylvia Grid-
ley) b. April 20, 1793, in Bennington, m. as his second wife Dec. 7, 1S36,
Samuel Ward b. July 22, 1779 (son of Enoch Ward of Plymouth, N. H.,
and Mary Carter, dau. of Dr. Ezra Carter of Concord, N. H.) : a farmer
at Brownington, Vt. He d. April 29, 1S54: she still resides (1869) at
Brownington. One child :
23705- 9. 1. Emily Sylvia Ward b. Nov. 26, 1836, m. Jan. 5, 1858,
Robert McShauc : a farmer at Newport, Vt. She d.
June 7, 1868.
[8th Gen.] Children:
23710. i. Charles Strong McShane b. Nov. 2, 1858, d. Las. 17,
1865.
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1271
23711. ii. George Herbert McShanc b. April 28, 1S61, d. Aug.
20, 1805.
23712. iii. Lucius Frederic McShane b. Jan. 22, 1803, d. Aug. 27,
1805.
23713. iv. Mary Josephine McShane b. June 28, 1805, d. Sept. 8,
1805. These all died of dysentery between Aug. 20,
and Sept. 8, 1805, within a space of 22 days.
23714 v. Ernest McShane b. Dec. 15, 1800.
23715. vi. Emily Ward McShane b. June 4, 1808, d. Sept. 1809.
[6th Gen.]
23702-3. ii. Dea. Elisha Strong (son of Elijah Strong and Sylvia
Gridley) b. July 20, 1795, m. Jan 29, 1835, widow Asenath Lucia C.
Greene : a farmer at Browuington, Vt. where he still (1809) resides, for
many years deacon in the Cong. Ch. She d. May 13, 1800. He has
been deaf since he was 10 years of age and like his sister Emily lives
homeless in his old age as a boarder at the table of others than those of
his own household. One child :
23710. 1. Elisha Lewis Strong b. Dec. 1, 1835, d. June 20, 1859.
[6th Gen.]
28704-5. iii. Hon. Elijah Gridley Strong (son of Elijah Strong,
and Sylvia Gridley, dau. of Timothy Gridley of Farmington) b. July 20,
1803, in. Jan. 4, 1820, Sarah Ashley Partridge of Norwich, Vt., b. in
1800: a farmer at Brownington. He was also a merchant and high
sheriff of Orleans Co., Vt , and a member of the Vt. Legislature. He
was an active Christian. He removed in 1S51 to Beloit, Wis., where he
d. Jan. 24, 1859 : she d. there also June 15, 1SG5, aged 59.
[7th Gen.] Children :
23717- 8. i. Ellen Sylvia Strong b. May 10, 1830, m. Charles Rolfe,
she d. Oct. 9, 1804.
Henry Partridge Strong, M.D., b. Feb. 8, 1832.
Rev. James Woodward Strong, D.D., b. Sept. 29. 1833.
William Barstow Strong b. May 10, 1837. There
were also three other children that d. young.
23717-S. i. Ellen Sylvia Strong b. May 10, 1830, m. Dec. 3,
1851, Charles G. Rolfe : a merchant at Beloit, Wis. : she d. Oct. 9, 1804,
and he has married again. Children :
23725. 1. Clara Frances Rolfe b. Dec. 2. 1852.
23720. 2. Eugene Strong Rolfe b. Dec. 15, 1S54.
23727. 3. Nelly May Rolfe b. May 13, 1859.
23728. 4. Sarah Partridge Rolfe b. Sept. 14. 1SG2.
[7th Gen.] r \ !
23719-20. ii. Henry Partridge Strong, M.D. (son of Eltsha Strong
aud Sarah A. Partridge) b. Feb. 8, 1832 : grad. at Castleton Medical
23719-20.
ii.
23721- 2.
iii
23723- 4.
iv.
1272 Descendants of Elder Ebcnezev Strong, S071 of
College, Vt., in 1S53 ; m. Sept. 8, 1857, Sarah Maria Clary b. at Rome,
N. Y., Jan. 23, 1S3S (dau. of Rev. Dexter Clary of Beloit, Wis , and
Sarali Miranda Williams, dau. of James Williams of Cherry Valley,
N. Y., and Sarah Stoddard), a physician at Beloit, Wis. He was com-
missioned Sept. 13, 1861, surgeon of the 11th Wis. Infantry: was
appointed March 30, 18G3, Medical Director of the 14th Division of the
13th Army Corps, Army of the Tennessee, which office he resigned in
the following July on account of physical disability: was in the battles
- of Port Gibson, Haymond, Mississippi Springs, Jackson, Champion Hills,
Black River Bridge and Yicksburgh, closing his services a few days after
. <' . its capitulation July 4, 1S63. He has been four times chosen mayor of
1 Beloit,
[8th Gen.] Children :
23729. i. Caroline Stowe Strong b. Feb. 10, 1859, d. March 20,
1861.
23730. ii. Dexter Clary Strong b. March 31, 1862, d. Sept. 7, 1869.
23731. iii. Miranda Williams Strong b. April 22, 1864, d. April
' 16, 1S65.
237S2. iv. Henry Strong b. Oct. 1865.
23733. v. William Partridge" Strong b. June, 1867.
23734. vi. Russell James Strong b. Dec. 1868.
[7th Gen.]
23721-2. iii. Rev. James Woodward Strong, D.D. (son of Elisha
Strong and Sarah A. Partridge) b. Sept. 29, 1833, at Brownington : grad.
at Beloit Coll., in 1858, and at Union Theul. Sem., New York, in 1862 :
settled at Broadhead, Wis. (1SG2-4), and 1865-70, at Faribault, Minn.
He m. Sept. 3, 1861, Mary Davenport b. at Norwalk, O., March 16,
1837 (dau. of Aaron Davenport and Harriet Eastabrooks now of Racine,
• , Wis.). He is now (since 1870) Prest. of Northfield Coll., Minn. One
child :
23735. 1. William Brinsmade Strong b. Dec. 8, 1866.
23723-4. iv. William Barstow Strono (son of Elisha Strong, and
Sarah A. Partridge) b. May 16, 1837, m. Oct. 2, 1S59, Abby Jane
Moore of Beloit, Wis. lie was formerly Supt. of the McGregor Western
R, Road, and is now General Agent of the Northwestern R. R. Co., and
resided at Council Bluffs, Iowa, and more recently at Omaha, Nebraska.
Children:
23736. 1. Frederic Moore Strong b. May 9, 1861.
23737. 2. Ellen Smith Strong b.Jan. 27, 1867.
[6th Gen.]
23706-7. iv. Sylvia Gridley Strong (dau. of Elijah and Sylvia
Strong) b. April 10, 1810, m. Jan. 8, 1831, Seth Fairchild Cowles b.
in Peacham, Vt., Jan. 10, 1805 (son of Timothy Cowles and Susau Fair-
child) ; a jeweler at Coventry, Vt. Shed. June S, 1.S40. lie m. for
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1273
2d wife, Susan Phelps, dau. of Elkanah Phelps of Windsor, Vt., by whom
he has had 3 children : Charles Chaudler j Jarues Elkanah ; and Edward
Phelps.
[7th Gen.] Children :
23738. i. Susan Frances Cowles b. Oct. 12, 1831, at Coventry, d.
Nov. 4, 1837. -
23739-40. ii. Sarah Swift Cowles b. May G, 1833, m. James Paddock.
23741- 2. iii. Elijah Strong Cowles b. April 30, 1830.
23743- 4. iv. George Frederic Cowles b. May 30, 1840, m. Nov. 11,
1867, Edna Maria Herbert b. at Coventry, Vt., Nov.
7, 1843 (dau. of Benjamin Franklin Herbert and Phi-
landa Locke) : belongs to the Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co. New York.
23739-10. ii. Sarah Swift Cowles b. May 6, 1833, m. Feb. 18,
1857, James Paddock b. Aug. 15, 1S2S (son of James Augustus Paddock
of Craftsbury, Vt,, and Mary Phelps). [James Augustus Paddock, Esq.,
was son of Dr. James Paddock, a lawyer of Sturbridge, Mass., and Au-
gusta Crafts, dau. of Col. Ebenezer Crafts of Sturbridge and Mehitable
Chandler. The father of Dr. James Paddock was James Paddock and his
mother was Ann Huxham. On his father's side James Paddock, Esq.,
is descended from Gov. Wm. Bradford of Plymouth, and on his mother's
side of the house from Gov. John Winthrop and Anne Dudley. Hon.
James A. Paddock was a lawyer and a graduate of Vt. University ; he d.
April 25, 1867. Mary Phelps, his wife was a daughter of Elkanah
Phelps and Anne Maria Chandler. She d. early at Stanbridge, C. E.,
whither Mr. Phelps removed from Windsor, Vt.] Mr. James Paddock
lived in Craftsbury, Vt, until Oct. 1865, wheu he removed to Cambridge-
port, Mass., where he now resides. Children :
23745. 1. James Cowles Paddock b. Dec. 1, 1857.
23746. 2. Edward Crafts Paddock b. April 6, lSG0,d. April 4, 1862.
23747. 3. Susan Strong Paddock b.Jan. 4, 1S62.
23741-2. iii. Elijah Strong Cowles (son of Seth F. Cowles of Co-
ventry, Vt, and Sylvia Gridley Strong) b. April 30, 1836, m. Nov. 30,
1863, Sarah Lucretia Persous b. July 30, 1S3S (dau. of Luther Persons
of Coventry, Vt., and Mary Wheelock) : ho is a lawyer in Jersey City,
N. J. One child :
23748. 1. Charles Frederic Cowles b. Jan. 3, 1865.
[5th Gen.]
23610-11. xii. Asaiiel Strong (son of Lieut. Elisha Strong and
Sarah Lewis) b. Nov. 10, 1772, m. Jan. 17, 1802, Susan Follett. of Ben-
nington, Vt., b. in 1783 (dau. of Timothy Fullctt and Susannah Fay) : a
merchant in Brownington. \ r t., until 1806, when he removed to Benning-
ton, Vt., where he pursued the same business as before, and became in the
1274 Descendants of Elder Ehenczer Strong, /So?i of
end a partner in a foundery, where he soon lost the earnings of a life-time,
and in 1S20, broken down in both body and spirit by his misfortunes,
went to Jericho, Vt., upon a farm, belonging to his brother-in-law, Hub-
bell Demming. In 1823, he removed to Burlington, Vt., where he opened
a boarding house, but d. Aug. 7, 1825, of bilious colic, after a few hours
sickness. She d. of consumption, Feb. 28, 18-48 : a widow for 23 years.
He was an upright and honorable man, and very sensitive to the evils of
his pecuniary downfall.
[6th Gen.] Children :
23749-50. i. Eliza Strong b. in Brownington, Jan. 17, 1803, m. Sept.
25, 1840, Capt. Robert Newman Flack b. Dec. 15, 1S06,
(son of Wm. Flack, of Ireland, and Mary Newman,
an English lady. They came to America, in 1814) : a
farmer at Flaekville, Ulster Co., N. Y. ; he d. July 8,
1S65. No children : she resides at Burlington, Vt.
23751- 2. ii. Timothy Follett Strong b. in Brownington, April G, 1S05.
23753- 4. iii. Mary Strong b. in Bennington, Vt., March 12, 1807, m.
William Corbin, and for 2d husband, Sewall Kenney.
23755- 6. iv. William Lewis Strong b. in Bennington, Feb. 6, 1810.
23757. v. Susan Strong b. in Bennington, in 1814, d. in Burling-
ton, Vt, of epidemic erysipelas, unmarried, May 18,
1842, aged 28. J
•23758. vi. Sarah Strong b. in Bennington, in 1817, d. of epidemic
erysipelas, in Burlington, May 29, 1842, unmarried,
aged 25.
23759-60. vii. Albert Griswold Strong b. in Burlington, Dec. 4, 1823,
m. Jan. 30, 1851, Jane Louise Tyler b. April 29, 1S27
(dau. of Alvah Tyler, of Shelburue, Vt., and Malona
Olmstead) : no children. He is a hardware merchaut,
in Burlington.
23751-2. ii. Timothy Follett Strong b. April G, 1805, m. May 3,
1827, Olivia Clark b. Dec. 2G, 1804 (dau. of Dr. Nathan Satterlee Clark
of Chesterfield, N. Y., and xMercy Turner) : a tinner at Danville, Vt.
(1825-31), and engaged in the tin and stove trade, and afterwards hard-
ware at Burlington, Vt. (1S31-17) In 1847 he took a contract with
others to build the Burlington and Rutland R. Road between those two
places, and a portion of the road on to Bellows Falls, and was afterwards
largely interested in building the R. Road from Ogdensburgh to Rouse's
Point, N. Y. In July, 1851, he removed to Fond Du Lac, Wis., where
he has since resided. Here he engaged at once in building what under
various names at different times is now known as the Chicago and North
Western Railway, whose owners now form one of the largest R. R. Corpora-
tions in the world. In the midst of many and great discouragements
and while others associated with him gave up their hopes and efforts for
success, at times he held on persistently and triumphantly to the end, in one
instance building some miles of road at his own expense,' and ruuninf it at
his own risk. He is now retired from business (since 1808).
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1275
[7th Gen.] Children:
23761 i. Asahel Follett Strong b. Jan. 20, 1828, in Danville, Vt.,
d. March 28, 1850 : an invalid.
237G2- 3. ii. Caroline Elizabeth Strong b. in Danville, Dec. 2, 1830,
m. George H. Paul.
23764. iii. John Henry Strong b. in Burlington, Vt., Nov. 6, 1833,
d. Feb. 19, 1835.
23765. iv. Timothy Strong b. June 21, 1836, d. June 26, 1836.
23766. v. Jane Louisa Strong b. July 10, 1837 : resides unmarried
at Fond Du Lac.
23767- 8. vi. Timothy Follett Strong b. April 29, 1840, in Burlington,
Vt.
23769-70. vii. Sarah Livia Strong b. Oct. 29, 1843, m. Sept. 26,
1864, David Babcock b: at Utica, N. Y., Jan. 4, 1835,
(son of Jessie Babcock of Dexter, N. Y., and Maria :
Morgan) : a lawyer at Fond Du Lac. One child :
23771. 1. Jessie Louisa Babcock b. June 26, 1867.
[7th Gen.]
23762-3. ii. Caroline Elizabeth Strong (dau. of Timothy Follett
Strong, and Olivia Clark) b. Dec. 2, 1830, m. May 1, 1849, George
Howard Paul b. March 14, 1826 (son of Amos Paul of Danville, Vt,
and Mary Ann Choate) : editor of" The Kenosha Democrat," at Keno-
sha, Wis. (1850-61) : is now since 1861 editor and proprietor of " The
Milwaukie Daily News." She d. at Kenosha, March 4, 1S64, of consump-
tion. He has m. a second time and has several children by this marriage.
Children :
23772- 3. 1. Mariana Paul b. at Burlington, Vt., March 24, 1S50, m.
Aug. 25, 1868, Wm. Henry Pecker b. Sept. 1, 1843
(son of Abel Decker) : a grocer at Milwaukie.
23774. 2. Caroline Strong Paul b. at Kenosha, Dec. 24, 1851.
[7th Gen.]
23767-8. vi. Timothy Follett Strong (son of Timothy F. and
Olivia C Strong) b. April 29, 1840, m. Feb. 27, 1863, Emma Caroline
Brownson b. xMay 27, 1847 (dau. of Gershom Flagg Brownson and
• Emily Cleveland) : a job printer in FondDu Lac. Children:
23775. 1. William Albert Strong b. Dec. 22, 18G4.
23776. 2. George Lee Strong b. Sept. 22, 1867.
[6th Gen.]
23753-4. iii. Mary Strong (dau. of Asahel Strong and Susan Fol-
lett) b. March 12, 1S07, in. Dec. 31, 1826, William Crafts Corbiu of
Craftsbury, Vt., b. Nov. 1803 (.sou of Loyal and Matilda Corbin of
Craftsbury) : a farmer. He d. in Port Lawrence, Mich., May 14, 1831,
and she m. for 2d husband Jan. 18, 1837, Sewall Kenuey of Burling-
ton Vt. a widower with five children : a manufacturer at Winooski
r
1276 Descendants of Elder Ebenezer Strong, Son of
Falls, Burlington, Vt. He removed to Otumwa, Iowa, where she d.
Sept. 20, 1843. He d. in Chicago, 111., Oct. 5, 1844, when on his way
to Vermont.
[7th Gen.] Children:
By first husband :
23777- 8. i. Susan Corbin b in Craftsbury, March 28, 1828, m. a
Mr. Barton.
By second husband :
23779. ii. William Webber Kenney b. at Colchester, Vt., Nov. 5,
1837, d. Oct. 24, 1843, at Otumwa, Iowa.
23780. iii. Albert Sewall Kenney b. Jan. 19, 1S42, at Pittsburgh,
Iowa : adopted by his uncle, Wm. Lewis Strong, in
1844; paymaster in U. S. Navy, at San Francisco, Cal.
[6th Gen.]
23755-6. iv. William Lewis Strong (son of Asahel Strong and
Susan Follett) b. Feb. 6, 1810, m. Aug. 4, 1834, Jane Louisa Corne-
lia Hunt b. Dec. 22, 1315 (dau. of Hon. Luther Ball Hunt of St. Al-
bans, Vt, and Sally Gove). She d. July 12, 1836, aged 20. He was
for many years (1831-1852), a merchant (tin and stove ware) at Burling-
ton, Vt., and afterwards (1852-5S) cashier of the Merchants Bank of
that place : has for some years past retired from active business. One
child :
23781. 1. Luther Ball Strong b. Sept. 7, 1835, d. April 26, 1836.
[4th Gen.] See page 1154.
21691-2. sii. Lois Strong (dau. of Jonathan Strong and Mehitable
Stebbins) b. April 16, 1721, m. iu 1740, Dea. Seth Strong of New Marl-
borough, Mass., b. April 4, 1716 (son of Jerijah Strong and Thankful
Stebbins), a farmer : chosen deacon June 3, 1756. He probably removed
from Northampton to New Marlborough about 1750.
[5th Gen.] Children :
Asher Strong b. Dec. 2. 1741, at Northampton.
Setu Strong, Jr., b. June, 1743, at Northampton.
A child that d. July, 184S, at Northampton.
Persis Strong bapt. at New Marlborough, Feb. 7, 1750.
Lurania Strung bapt. Aug. 19, 1759.
Ellas Strong bapt. March 20, 1763.
[4th Gen.] See page 1154.
21693-1. xiii. Lucia Strong b. Sept. 8, 1722 (dau. of Jonathan
Strong of Northampton, and Mehitable Stebbins) m. about 1744, Isaac
Parsons b. Dec. 27, 1715 (son of Josiah Parsons and Sarah Sheldon) : a
farmer at Northampton.
[5th Gen.] Children :
23788. i. Isaac Parsons, Jr., b. Oct. 16, 1745.
237S2.
i.
23783.
ii.
23784.
in
23785.
iv
23786.
v.
23787.
vi
Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1277
23789. ii. Elijah Parsons b. March 20, 1747 : grad. at Yale in
1768 : d. at E. Haddim, Ct., Jan. 17, 1827 : no children.
23790. iii. Phinehas Parsons b. Oct, 17, 1748, d. Pec. 1748.
23791. iv. Phinehas Parsons (2d) b. Jan. 9, 1750.
23792- 3. v. Lucy Parsons b. July 2, 1752, in. Juue 15, 1779, Jede-
diah Clark of Sunderland.
23794- 5. vi. Sarah Parsons b. Feb. 22, 1755, m. Feb. 8, 1780, Seth
Sbeldon.
23796- 7. vii. Rachel Parsons b. Aug. 15, 1757, m. Jan. 5, 1783,
Oliver Edwards.
23798-00. viii. Dorcas Parsons b. June 4, 1759, in. Nov. 16, 1786,
Daniel Edwards, and for 2d husband Timothy Edwards
of Westhainptou.
23801- 2. ix. Achsah Parsons b. May 27, 1765, in. Dec. 29, 1791,
Joel Lyman of Southampton.
23803. x. Josiah Parsons b. June 15, 1769.
23804. xi. Elias Parsons b. March 5, 1772.
[4th Gen.] See page 1154.
21696-7. xv. Sarah Strong (dau. of Jonathan Strong and Mehita-
ble Stebbins) b. about 1727, m. Sept. 6, 1745, Caleb Wright b. 172-
(son of Noah Wright of Northampton, b. Nov. 29, 1699, who d. June 27,
1775, aged 75, and who m. Dec. 12, 1721, Sarah Pomeroy b. Feb. 5,
1700, who d. April 3, 1777, dau. of Ebeuezer Pomeroy and Sirah King).
He was a farmer in New Marlborough, Mass. Children :
23S05. 1. Caleb Wright b. at Northampton, April 2 1, 1746.
23806. 2. Ebenezer Wright bp. Feb. 3, 1754.
[4th Gen.] See page 1154.
21698-9. xvi. Hannah Strong (dau. of Jonathan Strong of North-
ampton, and xMehitable Stebbins) b. about 1729, m. 174-, Capt. John
Lyman b. Oct. 7, 1723 (son of John Lyman of Northampton, and Abigail
Moseley : — John Lyman was the son of John Lyman, Jr., and Mindwell
(Pomeroy) Sheldon). He was a farmer at Northampton. He d. Nov. 4,
1797, aged 74 : she d. April 15, 1801, aged 72.
[5th Gen.] Children :
23807- 8. i. John Lyman b. Sept. 8, 1750.
238,>9. ii. PcUEUS Lyman b. Dec. 2, 1751.
23310. iii. Hannah Lyman b. Nov. 23, 1754, m. Joseph Eastman of
Granby, Mass. (son probably of Wm. Eastman and
Elizabeth Moseley, and b. Nov. 13, 1754).
23311- 2. iv. Thomas Lyman b. Dec. 18, 1756.
23813- 4. v. Phebe Lyman b. Jan. 5, 1759, m. Giles Lyman of Nor-
wich, MabS. (now Huntington)-
23315. vi. Asahel Lyman b. March 11, 1761, d. Aug. 10, 1770.
23816- 7. vii. Dorcas Lyman b. Feb. 2, 1763, m. Jan. 23, 1790, Israel
Clark of Sunderland, Mass.
ii] 05
1278 Descendants of Elder Elenezer Strong, Son of
23818- 9. viii. Mehitable Lyman b. Nov. 17, 17G4, m. in 1786, Thomas
Cone of Westminister, Vt.
23S20- 1. ix. Susannah Lyman b. July 20, 17G7, deaf and dumb, m.
Feb. 25, 1790, Obed Avcrill of Westminster, Xu
23822. x. Jeri.su a Lyman b. I ec. 16, 1768, d. soon.
23S23. xi. Persis Lyman b. April 19,1771, deaf and dumb, d. un-
married April 18, 182G, at Northampton.
23824. xii. Anna Lyman b. Feb. 14, 1773, deaf and dumb, d. un-
married.
23807-8. i. John Lyman b. Sept. 8, 1750, m. June 4, 1789, wid
ow
Cynthia Dwight (formerly wife of Sereno E Dwight, M.D., of Northamp-
ton, son of Major Timothy Dwight of Northampton, and Mary Edwards,
dau. of Prest. Jonathan Edwards). She wasmarried to Dr. Dwight about
1776. and hed. Oct. 10, 1783. She was daughter of John Pomeroy of North-
ampton, and Hannah Merrick (dau. of Thomas Merrick of Springfield, and
Abigail Brewer, dau. of Eev. Daniel Brewer of SpriDgfield). She bore
to Dr. Sereno Dwight two children, Martha (Mrs. Austin Denisou
of New Haven, Ct.), and John Dwight who d. early. She d. May 28,
1790, at the birth of her child Cynthia Lyman. He m. for a 2d wife
July 4, 1793, Sarah Baker b. in 1752 (dau. ofCapt. John Baker of North-
ampton, and Abigail Clark). He was a farmer at Northampton and the
fifth John in succession from Richard Lyman, the settler. He d. March
11, 1808, aged 57 : she d. Jan. 29, 1834, aged 81. One child :
23825- 6. i. Cynthia Lyman b. May 23, 1790, m. Nov. 26, 1806,
Titus Smith b. Jan. 17, 1786 (son of Phiuehas Smith
of Grauby, Mass., and Mary his wife): a farmer and
butcher at Granby. He d. April, 1854: she d. Feb.
1825.
[7th Gen.] Children :
23827. i. Adeline Smith b. Oct. 3, 1807, d- April 9, 1S0S.
2382S- 9. ii. John Lyman Smith b. Jan. 5, 1810, d. June 3, 1870.
23830- 1. iii. Adeline Smith (2d), b. Feb. 26. 1812.
23S32. iv. Austin Denison Smith b. April 27, 1814, d. Oct. 30. 1S16.
23S33- 4. v. LAURA Smith b. March 23, 1816, m. Oct. 22, 1834,
William Kent b. Jan. 21, 1811 (son of William Kent,
and Dollv Warner) : a carpenter in Wilbraham, Mass.
Children :
23835. 1. Mary Jane Kent b. Julv 6, 1837, she d. Jan. 5, 1866.
23836. 2. Charlotte Ellen Kent b. Aug. 8, 1S49.
23837. vi. Harriet Smith b. April 26, 1819, d. July 5. 1819.
23838- 9. vii. Austin Denison Smith (2d), b. June 10, 1820.
23S40- 1. viii. Sanford Dwight Smith b. July 2, 1823.
23828-9. ii. John Lyman Smith b. Jan. 5, 1810, m. Nov. 26, 1846,
Elizabeth Almira Streeter of Holyoke, Mass., b. June 21, 1821 (dau. of
Kellogg Streeter, and Polly Fowler). He kept a boarding house at Holy-
oke, where his widow still resides. Hed. June 3, 1870. Had one child.
23842. 1. Charles Lyman Smith b. Aug. 18, 1855.
rm ^ • ■ i
Elder John Strong, bjfJi of Northampton. 1279
23830-1. ill. Adeline Smith b. Feb. 26, 1812, in. Nov. 22, 1832,
Hubbard Button, a former iu Ludlow, Mass., b. Jan. 28, 180G (son of
Dea. Oliver Button of Ludlow, and Juditb Hubbard). Children :
23843- 4. 1. Caroline Button b. April 5, 1835, iu. Charles Sikes b.
Oct. 10, 1832 (son of Increase Sikes of Belchertown,
Mass., and Anna Jones) : a farmer in Ludlow, Mass.
23845- 6. 2. Eliza Button b. Sept. 9, 1839, m. Nov. 19, 1857, Philo
Washington Alden b. Oct. 30, 183G (son of Br. Wash,
ington Brown Alden, of Ludlow, and Ilauuah Bartlett) :
an overseer of a paper collar establishment in Spring-
field, Mass. Children :
23847. (1). Frank Button Alden b. Oct. 18, 1858, d. Jan. 16, 1862.
23848. (2). Mary Eliza Alden b. Nov. 26, 1861.
23849. (3). Kate Bartlett Alden b. April 23, 1865.
23850 (4). Helen Caroline Alden b. Feb. 7, 1868.
23851. (5). Blanche Ray Alden b. July 5, 1870.
23S38-9. vii. Austin Benison Smith b. June 10, 1820, m. Nov. 15,
1842, Semantha Ingraham b. Bee. 14, 1823 (dau. of Warren Ingraham,
of S. Hadley, Muss., and Avis Moody) : a farmer in South Hadley.
Children :
23852. 1. Adella Gloria Smith b. March 22, 1847. To her is due
this account of her grandparents, and their descendants.
Austin Benison Smith b. March 11, 1849, d. Nov. 20, 1857.
Cynthia Lyman Smith b. Jan. 2, 1854, d. Bee. 2, 1357.
Olive Maria Smith b. Bee. 28, 1856, d. Nov. 28, 1857.
Arthur Benison Smith b. Sept. 22, 1858.
Albert Ingraham Smith b. Sept. 13, 1S03.
23840-1. viii. Sanford Bwigiit Smith b. July 2, 1823, m. May
IS, 184S, Louisa Brigham, of Barre, Mass., b. Jan. 11, 1825 (dau. of
Nathaniel Brigham and Patty Gates) : a flour and grain merchant at
Sterling, 111. (since 1855), and Barre, Mass. Children :
2385S. 1. Clarence Eugene Smith b. April 25, 1852.
23859. 2. Harry Nathaniel Smith b. Sept. 9, 1859.
[Nos. 23849-59 are repeated below, by mistake.]
23S53.
2.
23854.
3.
23855.
4.
23S56.
5.
23857.
C.
VI.
DESCENDANTS OF ABIGAIL (STRONG) CIIAUN-
GEY, OF HATFIELD, MASS., DAUGHTER OF
ELDER JOHN STRONG, OF NORTHAMPTON.
^T?th Gen.] See page 19.
15-17. viii. Abigail Strong (dau. of Fldcr John Strong and Abi-
gail Ford) b. about 1615, m. Nov. 12, 1073, Rev. Nathaniel Chauucey
1280 Descendants of Abigail (Strong) Chauncey of Hatfield,
of Hatfield, Mass., b. in Plymouth, Mass., in 1639 (son of Eev. Charles
Chauncey Prest. of Harvard Coll., and Catharine Eyre (dau. of Eobert
Eyre of Sarum, Eng., aud Agnes dau. of the celebrated John Still, Bishop
of Bath and Wells, Eng.) He was grad. at Harvard, in 16G1. He
preached at Windsor, Ct. (1G66-78), and at Hatfield, Mass. (1679-85),
•where he d. Nov. 4, 1685, aged 48. His effects were inventoried as fol-
lows : Estate, £429; house barn, &c, £100 ; and Library (which was ex-
ceedingly valuable for those times) £85. He was assistant and successor
to Rev. John Warham of Windsor, while preaching there, and was a
strong advocate of his views of the hall-way covenant. An earnest mi-
nority in the church dissenting from such views withdrew and formed a
second church, inviting Eev. Benjamin Woodbridge in 1669—70, to be-
come their pastor just before the death of Mr. Warham. Mrs. Abigail
• Chauncey m. Sept. 8, 16S6, for a 2d husband Pea. Medad Pomeroy of
Northampton, bapt. Aug. 19. 1638 (son of Eltwecd Pomeroy of Porehes-
ter, Mass.) He was a teacher, selectman, town-clerk, representee to the
General court, and a man of large wealth for the times and of much influ-
ence. He was one of the very few men that had the title, bo uncommon
in those days, of Esq. He d. Pec. 30, 1716. Their son, Eev. Samuel
Pomeroy b. in 16S7, grad. at Yale, in 1705, settled at Newtown, L. I., in
1709, where he d. suddenly in 1744. She d. April 15, 1704, aged 59.
[3d Gen.] Children :
Isaac Chauncev b. Sept. 6, 1G74 : d. unmarried in Pur-
ham. Ct., July 23. 1748, aged 68.
Catharine Chauncey b. Jan. 12, 1676, m. Rev. Daniel
Brewer of Springfield, Mass. She d. May 15, 1754.
Abigail Chauncey b. Oct. 14, 1677, m. Dr. Hudson and
for 2d husband Edward Burroughs.
Charles Chauncey b. Sept. 3, 1679, d. Oct. 31, 1679.
Eev. Nathaniel Chauncey b. Sept. 26, 16S1, d. Feb. S,
1756, aged 74.
Sarah Chauucey b. Sept. 15, 1683, m. Eev. Samuel
Whittlesey of Wallingford, Ct.
23850-1. ii. Catharine Chauncey b. Jan. 12, 1675-6, m. Aug. 29,
1699, Eev. Daniel Brewer b. Feb. 7, 16G8 (son of Daniel Brewer, Jr.'
aud Hannah Morrill), grad. at Harvard in 1GS7 : settled at Springfield,
Mass., for nearly 40 years (May 16. 1694-Nov. 5, 1733). He d°Nov'
5, 1733; she d. May 15, 1754, aged 79. She was called " the noble
lady; " and her name has been greatly perpetuated among her posterity.
[Daniel Brewer the grandfather of Eev. Daniel, came to Boston in the
ship Lion, Sept. 16, 1032, and settled in Boxbury, Mass., where he was
made freeman in 1634. His wife's name was Joanna. He d. in 1646.
He had 6 children. His son Daniel Brewer, Jr., was b. in England in
1624 : lived at Roxbury : m. Hannah Morrill in 1652. and d. Sept. 1708.
He had 3 children]
23849.
i.
23850-
1.
ii.
23852-
3.
iii
23S54.
23855-
G.
iv
v.
23857-
8.
vi.
Mass., Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1281
[4th Gen.] Children:
23859-60. i. Catharine Brewer b. Oct. 25, 1700, ru. William Pynchon. '
23861. ii. Daniel Brewer b. Oct. 3, 1702, d. May 5, 170-1.
23862- 3. iii. Abigail Brewer b. April 20, 1705, in. July 23, 1721,
Thomas Merricjg, Jr., of Northampton, who d. Sept.^--
13, 1733, and for a 2d husband in 1731, John Munn,
by whom she had a son, Johu_Munn, Jr., who d. Dec. a
4. 1774. By Mr. Merrick she had 3 children, a son
and two daughters who all d. early.
23864- 5. iv. Eunice Brewer b. May 20, 1707, m. April 28, 1736,
Rev. Robert Breck b. July 25, 1713 (son of Rev.
Robert Breck of Marlborough, Mass., and Elizabeth
Wainright of Haverhill, Mass.), grad. at Harvard in
1730 : ordained at Springfield, Mass., as successor to
Rev. Daniel Brewer, Jan. 27, 1736, where he d. April
23, 1784. She d. Aug. 12, 1767, aged 60, and he m. #
for 2d wife Nov. 16, 1773, Mrs. Helena Dorr, widow'
of Rev. Edward Dorr of Hartford, Ct. He had by
his wife Eunice :
23866. 1. Robert Breck, who lived at Northampton.
23S67. 2. John JBreck, who m. Clarissa Allen aud lived at Pittsfield, .
^S Mass.
yT Daniel Brewer (2d) b. May 13, 1709, grad. at Harvard
in 1727, d. Oct. 7, 1733, aged 24, while preparing for
the ministry. His epitaph says, that "he was a hard
student, a great scholar, and a good Christian."
23869-70. vi. Dea. Nathaniel Brewer b. July 25, 1711, d. March 11,
1796
vii. Isaac Brewer b. Nov. 25, 1713, d. May 19, 1788
viii. Charles Brewer b. Dec. 14, 1717, m. in 1740, Anna
Breck (dau, of Rev. Robert Breck of Marlborough,
Mass".). He was a farmer and also a cabinet and chair
maker at Springfield, Mass. He d. March 12, 1793.
Children :
1. Charles Brewer b. in 1741, d, Dec. 22. 1747.
2. Rev. Daniel Brewer b. Feb. 23, 1743, d. Dec. 3, 1S25 :
grad. at Yale in 1765 : settled in Killingworth, Ct. :
joined the Sandemanians, aud afterwards lived and died
at Taunton, Mass.
23S78- 9. 3. George Brewer (twin) b. in 1745, m. Feb. 10, 1775, Naomi
"Wool worth and had 9 children : lived at Pompey, N. Y.
23SS0. 4. Charles Brewer (twin) b. in 1745 , history unascertained. -
238S1. 5. Anna Brewer b. in 174S, m. MosesChurch of Springfield, -
Mass. *-
23868.
V
23871- 3.
23874- 5.
23S76.
23877.
23859-60. i. Catharine Brewer b Oct. 25,. 1700, m. May 15, 1721,
Col. William Pynchon b. in 10S9 (son of Col. John Pynchon of Spring-
field and Margaret Hubbard, dau. of Rev. William Hubbard of Ipswich,
Mass.. the N. E. historian). lie resided at Springfield, and was a Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas, lie d. Jan. 1, 1741-2, aged 52 : she d.
/(killed by lightning) April 10, 1747, aged 47.
r
i
<
1282 Descendants of Abigail {Strong) Chauncey of Hatfield,
[5th Gen.] Children:
23882- 3. i. Sarah Pynchon b. Aug. 14, 1721, m. about 1750, Col. Jo-
siah I) wight b. Oct. 23, 1715 (son. of Capt. Henry
Dwight of Hatfield, Mass., and Lydia Hawley) : a
merchant at Springfield, Mass., and Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas. She d. without issue Aug. 4, 1755.
He m. again and had 5 children.
23884- 5. ii. William Pynchon b. Dec. 11, 1723, grad. at Harvard in
1743: au eminent lawyer at Salem Mass. He d. Jan.
— 13> 11, 178S. He m. Catharine Sewall (dau. of Mitchell
Sewall of Salem and Mary Cabot dau. of John Cabot).
He had 5 children : Elizabeth, who m. Timothy Orne ;
Catharine, who m. William Wetonojej Sarah, who m.
Rev. Thomas Fitch Oliver; and sons, William and
John who d. unmarried.
23886- 7. iii. Margaret Pynchon b. Nov. 24, 1727, m. Jan. 11, 1750,
Major Elijah Williams of JJecrfield, Mass. She d.
April, 1772.
23888. iv. Daniel John Pynchou b. Oct. 7, 1733, d. while a stu-
dent at Yale, April 22, 1754.
23889-90. v. Joseph Pynchog b. Oct. 30, 1737, grad. at Yale in 1757,
m. Sarah llugsles (dau. of Rev. Thomas Ruggles of
Guilford, Ct.) : a merchant at Guilford, and after
1777, at New York, and a tory.
23891. vi. Charles Pynchon d. Aug. 19, 1783.
The Pynchon family of Springfield was for several generations one of
the most distinguished families of Massachusetts.
[4th Gen.]
23S69-70. vi. Pea. Nathaniel Brewer b. July 25, 1711, m. Aug.
1740, Eunice Strong b. Sept. 10, 1707 (dau. of Jerijah Strong of North- i
ampton, and Thankful Ste_bbius; see subsequent page). He was a dea-
con of the first church of Springfield, an active mau in town affairs and
much esteemed as a citizen. They had 3 children :
Eunice Brewer m. Dea. Williston.
Thankful Brewer d. Jan. 30, 1744.
Dr. Chauncey Brewer b. April 21, 1743 : grad. at Yale,
in 1702, studied medicine with Dr. Charles Pynchon,
an eminent physician of Springfield, Mass. He was a
physician at Springfield, and held in high account : an
ardent revolutionary patriot, and twice a member of the
Provincial Congress. He m. Amy White, who d. aged
76, May 21, 1821. They had Hdiildren.
Solomon Brewer b. June 5, 1746, d. March 18, 1824.
He lived in Greensburgh, N. Y. He m. Martha Smith,
and for 2d wife, Rene Benton, and had 17 children —
seven by the first wife, and ten by the second.
[4th Gen.]
23871-3. vii. Isaac Brewer (son of Rev. Daniel Brewer and Catha-
rine Chauncey) b. Nov. 25, 1713, m. April 22, 1736, Mary Bliss b. March
f
i
-23892- 3. 1
23894. 2
23895- G. 3.
1
23S97.
Mass., Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 12S3
14, 1716 (dau. of Ebenezer Bliss and Mary his wife) : a farmer at
Wilbraham, Mass. She d. May 29, 1759. lie d. May 19, 1788. He ru.
for a 2d wife, Aug. 1759, a widow Stebbins.
[5th Gen.] Children :
23900-
23902-
23898- 9. i. Mary Brewer b. in 1737, m. Jeremy Snow, of Boston,
a jeweller at Springfield. Children :
Mary Snow, m. Zebina Stebbins, of Springfield.
Jeremy .Snow, a goldsmith ; d. at Williamsburgh, Mass.,
m. his cousin, Betsey Brewer, dau. of Isaac Brewer,
of Ludlow, Mass.
' 23904. 3. Clarissa Snow, m. her cousin, Daniel Stebbins, of North-
ampton, son of Joseph and Eunice Stebbins.
23905. 4. Ralph Snow, lived in Northampton.
U 23906- 7. ii. Catharine Brewer b. June 8, 1738, m. Oliver Bliss, d.
Aug. 3, 1823.
■» ' 23908- 9. iii. EUNICE Brewer b. April 20, 1740, m. Joseph Stebbins.
23910-11. iv. Lt. Isaac Brewer b. Aug. 17, 1742, d. July 21, 1788. .
23912- 3. v. William Brewer b. Nov. 8, 1744, lived in Wilbraham,
and d. June 11, 1830, aged 85.
23914- 5. vi. Charles Brewer b. Dec. 18, 1748, d. Dec. 23, 1S36,
aged 88.
23916- 7. vii. Gaius Brewer b. Aug. 28, 1753, in Wilbraham, Mass.,
d. Dec. 7, 1823.
23906-7. ii. Catharine Brewer b. June 8, 1738, m. March 8,
// 1759, Oliver Bliss b. in 1737 : a farmer in Wilbraham, d. Aug. 3, 1S23.
[6th Gen.] Children :
23918- 9. i. Achsah Bliss b. March 13, 1760, m. Rev. Henry Ely,
of Wilbraham, b. May 15, 1755 (son of Jonathan and
Esther Ely, of Longmeadow, Mass.).
23920- 1. ii. Mary Bliss b. Feb. 4, 1702, m. July 25, 1782, Rev. Joel
Haves^ of S. Hadley, Mass., b. at Granby, Ct, Jan. 10,
1753.
23922. iii. Catharine Bliss b. April 24, 1764, d. Oct. 18, 1792,
aged 28. -<-v,.. "*>. iZ
23923.
23924- 5
v. Jemima Bliss b. July 9, 1760, d. Jan. 29, 1774, aged 7.
r. Eunice Bliss b. Feb. 5, 1769, m. Sept. 4, 1791, Dr.
Richard Ely b. June 28, 1765 (son. of Rev. Richard
Ely of Guilford, Ct., and Jerusha Sheldon), see pre-
vious page (1 127).
23926. vi. Lois Bliss b. March 20, 1771, d. Aug. 30, 1786, aged 15.
23927. vii. Oliver Bliss, Jr., b. Nov. 11, 1773, d. in Virginia, Sept.
19, 1S24, aged 50. . ' ■ . '\- -.-..:-- .
23928- 9. viii. Pliny Bliss b. Nov. 16, 1776, m. June 4, 1812, Khoda
Jennison of Walpole, N. II. He removed to Cincin-
nati, O., in 1815.
23930- 1. ix. John Bliss b. Aug. 9, 1779, in. April 13, 1817, his
cousin Mrs. Harriet Brewer Merrick of Wilbraham,
where he resided : *ee further account below.
1284 Descendants of Abigail [Strong) Cltauncey of Hatfield,
[5th Gen.]
- 23908-9. iii. Eunice Brewer b. April 20, 1740, m. Joseph Stebbins
of Springfield, where he d. April 12, 1819, aged 82, and she d. Nov. 22,
1818, aged 78.
, [6th Gen.] Children : . .
23932- 3. i. Daniel Stebbins b. April 2, 17G6, m. his cousin Clarissa
Snow, and for 2d wife, widow Elizabeth Gr. K. Long.
He d. in Northampton, Oct., 7, 1856.
23934- 5. ii. Festus Stebbins b. March 5, 1708, in. June 2, 1799,
Frances Dickinson of Brattleboro, Vt. He lived in
Springfield.
23936. iii. Eunice Stebbins d. aged 16 months.
23937- 8. iv. Quartus Stebbins b. Nov. 5, 1773, m. Eunice Burt of
Longmeadow, Mass., lived in Springfield.
23939-40. v. Eunice Stebbins b. Jan. 14, 1775, m. Sept. 1796, Capt.
William Marshall, and for 2d husband in 1815, Roger
Adams. She died, aged 96, April 9, 1871.
23941- 2. vi. Lois Stebbins b. March 31, 1777, m. in 1797, her cousin
Pliny Brewer (son of Isaac Brewer of Ludlow, Mass.),
who lived in New York city.
[5th Gen.]
23910-1. iv. Lt. Isaac Brewer b. Aug. 17,
of Ludlow, Mass. : a large landholder at Ludlow,
aged 46, from grief at the loss of his son Daniel,
aged 87.
[6th Gen.] Children :
1742, m. Sibyl Miller
He d. July 21, 1788,
She d. July 23, 1834,
Lotn v
23943.
xen
23944- 5.
231)46- 7.
ii.
iii.
23948- 9.
iv.
28950- 1.
23952- 3.
v.
vi.
23954- 5.
23956- 7.
vii.
viii
23958- 9.
ix.
Daniel Brewer d. April 11, 1788, aged 18, throwu from
a horse
Pliny Brewer m. Lois Stebbins his cousin, as above.
Catharine Brewer m. Sept. 27,1797, Walter Stebbins of
Springfield, and had 5 children :
Betsey Brewer m. her cousin Jeremy Snow, Jr., of
Williamsburgh, Mass.
Mary Brewer m. Joshua Fuller of Ludlow, Mass.
Chauncey Brewer b. May 14, 1776, lived in Ludlow, m.
a Miss Mandeville, d. Dec. IS, 1846. They had 9 child-
ren.
Abigail Brewer m. John Smith of S. Hadley.
.Capt. Isaac Brewer: a sea-captain, b. Sept. 5, 1784, m.
July 23, 1S24, Catharine Fox of New York, d. in Lud-
low, Feb. 2, 1SG7 : had one child Elizabeth.
Lyman Brewer b. in 17*6, cashier of a bank in Norwich,
Ct., m. Harriet Tyler (dau. of Rev. Mr. Tyler of Nor-
wich). He d. June 19, 1857. They had 10 children.
Clarissa Brewer m. Zenas Lawrence of Ludlow d. Jan.
9, 1857 : had 5 shildren.
[5th Gen.]
23912-3. v. William Brewer b. Nov. 8, 1744 (son of Isaac Brewer
and Mary Bliss) m. Oct. I, 1802, Mercy Ely. She d. Oct. 4, 1802, and
23960- 1. x.
23962.
i.
23963.
ii.
23964-
5.
iii
23966-
23969-70.
Mass., Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1285
he m. for 2d wife Oct 16, 1S05, Jemima Boltwood b. Dec. 18, 1763 (dau
of Lt. Solomon Boltwood and Mary Strong) : a farmer in Wilbraham \y^
see subsequent page.
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first icife :
Mercy Brewer b. Aug. 9, 1773, d. soon.
Mercy Brewer (2d) b. April 20, 1775, d. June 15, 1855. —
William Brewer b. July 14, 1777, a farmer at Wilbra-
ham, m. Jemima Bliss, and bad 10 cbildren.
Luke Brewer b. Aug. 7, 1779, m. Mary Bliss (dau. of
Jonatban Bliss) who d. Jan. 15, 1815, and he m. for
2d wife Louisa Hale : had 7 children.
Dr. Luther Brewer b. May 7, 1782, m. May 31, 1814,
Laura Merrick (dau. of Jonathan Merrick), had 7 child-
ren : a physician at Wilbraham : he d. Feb. 15, 1865.
23971- 2. vi. Timothy Brewer b. Jan. 12, 1784, m. Mary Fuller (dau.
of Ephraim Fuller : a farmer in Wilbraham, d. Jan.
11, 1863: had 5 children.
23973- 4. 'vii. Eunice Brewer m. John Morgan.
By second wife :
23975. viii. Solomon Boltwood Brewer b. Oct. 7, 1808, d. March
14, 1814, aged 5.
[5th Gen.]
23915-6. vi. Charles Brewer (son of Isaac Brewer and Mary Bliss)
b. Dec. 18, 1748, m. about 1771, Anna Chattertou b. Feb. 16. 1754 (dau.
of Samuel Chatterton of New Haven, Ct., and Mary Smith) : an enter-
prising farmer in Wilbraham. She d. June 30, 1S32 : he d. Dec. 23,
1836, aged 88.
[6th Gen.] Children:
23976. i. Samuel Brewer b. Feb. 15, 1773, d. Sept. 6, 1774.
23977- 8. ii. CHARLES Brewer b. Jan. 23, 1775, m. June 5, 1805,
Dorcas Smith of S. Hadley who d. Oct. 7, 1822, and
he m. for 2d wife Jan. 6, 1S24, Frances Rice of Granby,
Ct. He d. Sept. 28, 1853 : had 12 children, five by —
the first wife.
23979-80. iii. Samuel Brewer b. April 2, 1777, m. May 31, 1804, Lois
Bliss (dau. of Abel and Elizabeth Bliss), d. in Geneva,
Wis., Jan. 9, 1SG3 : had 3 children.
23981. iv. Anson Brewer b. Oct.' 17, 1779, d. Oct. 1, 1796, by hy-
drophobia, from the bite of a mad fox that be undertook ^
to tame.
23982- 4. v. Harriet Brewer b. March 17, 1782, m. Dec. 17, 1804,
John Merrick b. Feb. 28, 1781 (sou of Jonathan and
Mary Merrick). He d. Aug. 29, IS 16, and she m. for
2d husband April 13, 1817, ber cousin John Bliss of ,' ,
Wilbraham (sun ul' Oliver Bliss aud Catharine Brewer). ' :
Cbildren :
ii] 66
' .
1286 Descendants of Abigail (Strang) Chauncey of Hatfield,
By first marriage:
239S5. 1. John Marshall Merrick b. Dec. 9, 1806, d. Dec. 25, 1806.
23986. 2. Harriet Cornelia Merrick b. March 21, 1808, d. Jan. 13,
1828.
23987- 8. 3. John Marshall Merrick b. May 9, 1810, m. April 21, 1832,
Mary Jane Thompson of New Haven. Ct. Children :
23989. (1). William Marshall Merrick : a draughtsman in Chicago, 111.
23990-1. (2). A daughter who m. Prof. William F.Warren of Harvard. -
23992. 4. Susan Mary Ann Merrick b. Aug. 21, 1813, d. May 27,
1816.
By second marriage :
23993- 4. 5. Catharine Mary Ann Antoinette Bliss (having the
names of three of her grandmothers) b. Feb. 6. 1S18.
m. Aug. 20, 1850, as his 2d wife Rev. Samuel W.
Speer, Prcst. of Female Coll. in Natchez, Miss.. b. in Nash-
ville, Tenn., Aug. 9, 1815 (son of Rev Moses Speer
and Amelia Ewing, of Maryland) : a Methodist clergy-
man now (1S71), preaching in Kentucky. Children:
23995. (1). John Bliss Speer b. and d. May 12, 1S52.
23996. (2). Charles Ewing Speer b. Aug. 12, 1853, d. Feb. 11, 1856.
23997. (3). Harriet Antoinette Speer b. Sept. 19, 1855, d. Nov. 29, 186-1.
23998. (4). Samuel Marshall Speer b. Sept. 9, 1858.
To Mrs. Speer, now (1S71), temporarily residing at
N. Wilbraham, Mass., taking care of her aged mother,
the author is indebted largely for this account of her
Brewer relatives.
23999-00. vi. Anna Brewer b. Jan. 15, 1784, m. Jan. 1806, Thomas
Merrick (son of Jonathan and Mary Merrick"). Shed,
at Clinton, Louisiana, in 1847, leaving three sons:
Thomas E. ; William W. ; and Daniel D.
24001- 2. vii. Rev. Calvin Brewer b. Feb. 16, 1787, m. May 25, 1820,
Flavia Phelps of Windsor, Ct., who d. May 17, 1823,
and for 2d wife, June 1 . 1S25, Mary Case of Coventry,
Ct. : a cabinet maker at Wilbraham, and local Methodist
preacher : had 5 children.
24003. viii. Susan Brewer b. in 1788, d. March 12, 1789.
24004- 5. ix. Susan Brewer (2d) b. Jan. 1790, m. March 10, 1834,
Capt. David Thomas of Jackson, La.
24006- 7. x. Daniel Brewer b. Oct. 1792, m. widow Emma S. Whit-
more of Brunswick, Me. : lived in Baltimore, Md., d.
Jan. 13, 1841.
24008. xi. Catharine Brewer b. in 1794, d. Oct. 11, 1796.
24009-10. xii. Anson Lorenzo Brewer b. Feb. 22, 1800, m. in 1S35,
Harriet Dunbar of Washington, Miss., and for 2d wife,
Sarah Ann Eddly of New Lisbon, O., where he resided.
He was killed by an explosiou of a steam boat on the
Miss, river: was a paymaster in the U. S. A.
[5th Gen.]
23916-7. vii. GrAIUS Brewer (son of Isaac Brewer, and Mary Bliss)
b. Aug. 2S, 1753, in. Lucrctia Babcock of Milton, Mass. : a blacksmith
in Wilbraham, aud a man of great energy and excellence of character.
24013- 4.
ii.
24015- 6.
iii
24017- 8.
iv
24019-20.
v.
24021- 2.
vi
Mass., Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1287
[6th Gen.] Children:
24011- 2. i. Lucretia Brewer b. Oct. 2G, 1778, m. Eiisha Boltwood,
of Amherst, Mass., b. Sept. 16, 1767 (son of Solomon
Boltwood of Amherst, and Mary Strong). He d. Aug. " y
14, 1804, aged 36, and she m. for 2d husband, Enoa
Baker of Amherst, Mass. (son of Elijah Baker of Am-
herst, and Bebccca Smith). He d. in 1845, aged 77.
she d. Jan. 9, 1852, aged 73. See subsequent page.
John Brewer b. Feb. 1780, m. Emily Yose, d. Nov. 12, 1860.
Nancy Brewer b. Nov. 9, 1781, m. Chester Moody of — cj
S. Hadley, d. Oct. 8, 1855 : had 5 children :
Sarah Brewer b. July 9, 1783, m. Capt. Enoch Buttles _: .
of Granby, Mass.
Henry Brewer b. Aug. 22, 1785, m. Lovisa Burt of Long-
meadow, Mass., d. Oct. 11, 1832.
Lucinda Brewer b. July 21, 1787, m. Nov. 30, 1809,
Hon. Zenas Crane of Dalton, Mass., had 10 children.
24023- 4. vii. MARY Brewer b Oct. 16, 1789, m. Oliver Colt, Sept. 15, »_
1S09, had 5 children.
24025- 6. viii. Andrew Brewer b. June 25, 1792, m. Feb. 22, 1819,
Lucinda Chapin and for 2d wife Martha 'Woodward : a l
farmer in Wilbraham.
24027- 8. ix. James Brewer b. June 7, 1795, m. Eliza Beals of Boston.
He d. in Pittsfield, Mass., June 16, 1870, a merchant
in Boston, and afterwards in New York.
[3d Gen.]
23855-6. v. Rev. Nathaniel Chauncey, Jr. (son of Rev. Nathaniel
Chauncey and Abigail Strong) b. Sept. 26, 1681 : grad. at Yale, in 1702,
settled at Durham, Ct. (after having preached there for nearly 5 years
as a candidate) Feb. 7, 1711. He m. Oct. 12, 1708, Sarah Judson of
Stratford, Ct., b. Feb. 16, 1683 (dau. of Capt. James Judson and Re-
becca Welles dau. of Thomas Welles of Hartford). He d. Feb. 1, 1756 :
she d. May 31, 1745. He was a man of great learning, for his day; and
was a zealous promoter of learning and religion and a solid preacher.
Although a man of but medium size, he bad a dignified and commanding
presence. See for further account of him Sprague's Annals Am. Pulpit,
vol. i, pp. 263-6, and especially pp.- 93-113, of " Memorials of the
Chaunceys," by Prof. Win. C. Fowler of Durham, Ct.
[4th Gen.] Children :
24029-30. i. Hon. Elihu Chauncey b. March 24, 1710, d. April 10, —
1791, aged 81.
24031. ii. Sarah Chauncey b. Feb. 24, 1711, m. Dea. Israel Bur-
ritt of Durham. They had 3 sons : .
24032. 1. Israel Burritt who d. unmarried in Durham.
24033. 2. Charles Burritt, a Revolutionary soldier. ,
24034. 3. William Burritt,
24035- 0. iii. Catharine Chauncey b. Sept. 22, 1714, in. in 1732,
Benjamin Stillman of Wethersficld, Ct , d. June 12,
1736. No issue. X
1288 Descendants of Abigail (Strong) CJmvnccy of Hatfield,
24039.
24040.
24041.
1.
2
3.
24042.
24043- 4.
v.
vi
24037- 8. iv. Abigail- Chauncey b. Oct. 2, 1717, m. April 5, 1749,
Hon. Jabez Hamlin b. July 28, 1709 (son of John
Hamlin of Middletown, Ct., and Mary Collins, dau. of
Rev. Nathaniel Collins of Middletown), grad. at Yale,
in 1728, Col. of militia, chief judge of the county, repre-
sentative in the General Assembly for 64 sessions, dea-
con iu the First Cong. Ch. lie d. April 25, 1791,
aged 82: she d. Nov. 3, 1768, and hem. April 2,
1771, widow Susannah Whittlesey nie Newton, pre-
vious wife of Eev. Samuel Whittlesey of Milford, Ct.,
See subsequent pace. Thev had 3 children.
Jabez Hamlin b. Dec. 11, 1752, d. Sept. 20, 1776. : —
2. Margaret Hamlin b. June 22, 1756.
Abigail Hamlin b. May 4, 1758, d. Sept. 10, 1759.
Nathaniel Chauncey b. Jan. 21, 1720, d. Dec. 3, 1798.
Rev. Elnathan Chauncey b. Sept. 10, 1724, d.May 4, 1796.
24029. i. Hon. Elihu Chauncey b. March 24, 1710, m. March 28,
1739, Mary Griswold (dau. of Samuel Griswold of Killingworth, Ct.).
He was a farmer and merchant at Durham, Ct. : a member for 76 sessions
of the state legislature : a colonel in the French war; and chief justice
of the County Court. He d. April 10, 1791, aged 81 ; she d. March 1,
1801, aged 83.
[5th Gen.] Children :
Charles Chauncey b. Dec. 28, 1739, d. Jan. 13, 1740.
Catharine Chauncey b. April 11, 1741, m. Rev. Dr.
Elizur Goodrich.
Sarah Chauncey b. Dec. 22, 1742, d. Aug. 15, 1744.
Sarah Chauncey (2d) b. May 8, 1745, m. Lemuel
Guernsey, and for 2d husband Simeon Parsons, d. -
March 19, 1823.
Charles Chauncey, LL.D., b. May 30, 1747, a lawyer at
New Haven, Ct., and judge of the Superior Court of
Conn. He m. about 1776", Abigail Darling b. Nov. 9,
1746 (dau. of Thomas and Abigail Darling of New
Haven). Their children were :
24053. 1. Charles Chauncey, LL.D., b. Aug. 17, 1777, grad. at
Yale in 1792, a lawyer at Philadelphia, where he d.
Aug. 30, 1849.
24054. 2. Elihu Chauncey b. Jan. 15, 1779, grad. at Yale in 1796,
an eminent lawyer in Philadelphia and a man of great
energy of character. He d. April 8, 1847.
24055- 6. 3. Sarah Chauncey b. Dec. 2, 1780, m. Dec. 1814, as his
2d wife, William Walton Woolsey, Esq., of New York,
the father by his previous marriage to Elizabeth Dwi^ht
(sister of Prest. Dwight of Yale Coll.), of Prest. Theo-
dore D wight Woolsey of Yale College. She d. without
issue, Feb. 8, 1856.
24057. 4. Abigail Chauncey b. June 27, 17S5, d. unmarried June
11, 1814.
24058. 5. Nathaniel Chauncey.
24045.
24046- 7.
i.
ii.
24048.
24049-50.
iii
iv
24051- 2.
v.
r
Mass., Daughter of Elder John Strang of Northampton. 1289
24046-7. ii. Catharine Chauncey (dau. of Hon. Elihu Chauncey,
and Mary Griswold), b. April 11, 1741, m. about 1757, Rev. Dr. Eiizur
Goodrich b. at Rocky ] fill, Ct., Oct 26, 1734, grad. at Yale in 1752,
tutor there (1755-6); pastojr^t_Durham, Ct.. (1756-97); see Sprague's j,
Annals Am. Pulpit, vol. I, pp. 506-13, for a full sketch of his life and
character. He d. Nov. 1797 : she d. April 8, 1S30, aged 89.
[6th Gen.] Children:
24059-60. i. Hon. Chauncey Goodrich b. Oct. 20, 1759, grad. at Yale
in 1776 : tutor there (1779-81) : a lawyer at Hartford,
Ct., M. C. (1794-1800), U. S. Senator (1808-13), /,
he d. Aug. 18, 1815. He m. Abigail Smith of Hartford
(dau. of Dr. Smith, and for 2d wife Mary Ann, dau. of
Gov. Oliver Wolcott of Conn.).
24061- 2. ii. Hon. Elizur Goodrich b. March 24, 1761 : grad. at
Yale in 1779, a lawyer at New Haven : state representa-
tive, state senator and M. C. for 23 years continuously: ;
chief judge of the N. H. County Court (13 years), and
judge of probate (17), and professor of law at Yale
(1801-10). He m. Sept 1, 1785, Anne Willard
Alleu b. March 9, 1767 (dau. of Daniel Allen of Gr.
Barrington, Mass.. and Esther Colton). He d. Nov. 1,
1849, aged 88 : she d. Nov. 17, 1S18. Their children
were :
24063. 1. Elizur Goodrich b. about 1786, grad. at Williams Coll.,
in 1801 ; a lawyer at Hartford, Ct.
24064- 5. 2. Chauncey Allen Goodrich, D.D., b. Oct. 23. 1790 : grad.
at Yale in 1810 ; tutor there (1812-4), Professor of
// Rhetoric and Oratory iu Yale Coll. (1817-39), Prof, of
'' the pastoral charge in the New Haven Theol. Sem.,
(1839-60). He in. Frances Julia Webster (dau of
Noah Webster the lexicographer, and had 5 children.
24066- 7. 3. Nancy Goodrich who m. Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth of
Lafayette, Iud.
24068- 9. iii. Rev. Samuel Goodrich b. Jan. 12, 1763, grad. at Yale
in 1783, settled at Ridgefleld, Ct., (1786-1811), and
at Worthington, Ct. (1811-31). He m. in 1784,
Elizabeth Ely b. Feb. 22, 1764 (dau. of Col. John Ely
of Westbrook, and Sarah Worthington). He d. April
19, 1835; she d. in 1^37. They had 8 children.
One of them, Elizabeth, m. Rev. Noah Coe of New
Hartford, Oneida Co., N. Y. Another, Emily Chaun-
cey, m. Rev. Darius Mead. To this family belonged
also Hon. Samuel Griswold Goodrich b. Aug. 19, 1793,
well known as " Peter Parley," and the author of 170 '
volumes (of juvenile literature chiefly); Mass. State sena-
tor : U. S. Consul at Paris, etc. lie d. May 9, 1S60. -
At the time of his death 7 million copies of his " Peter
Parley's Tales," had been sold.
21070. iv. Elihc Chauncey Goodrich b. Sept. 16, 1764, grad. at
Yale, in 1784 : a lawyer at Claverack, N. Y. He d.
in 1802.
1290 Descendants of Abigail (Strong) Chauncey of Hatfield,
24071. v. CHARLES Augustus Goodrich b. March 2, 1768: grad. at
Vale, in 1786, d. unmarried in 1804.
23072. vi. Nathan Goodrich b. Aug. 1, 1770, d. young.
23073- 4. vii. Catharine Goodrich b. Dec. 2, 1775, in. as his 2d wife,
about 1800, Rev. Dr. David Smith b. in 1768 : grad.
at Yale, in 1795, settled at Durham, Ct. (1799-1832). -
For accouut of this family, see Chauncey Memorials,
■^ pp. 109-71.
[4th Gen.]
24042. v. Nathaniel Chauncey (son of Rev. Nathaniel Chauncey,
of Durham, and Sarah Judson) b. Jan. 21, 1720 : grad. at Yale, in 1740,
resided at Cromwell, Ct., a justice of the peace, &c. He m. Mary Stock-
ing, of Middletowu, and for 2d wife, Susannah Gilbert, of Hebron. See
Chauncey Memorials.
24043-4. vi. Rev. Elnathan Chauncey (son of Rev. Nathaniel
and Sarah Chauncey) b. Sept. 10, 1724 : grad. at Yale, in 1743. He m.
Feb. 6, 1760, Elizabeth Worthington, dau. of William Worthiugton, of
Saybrook, and Temperance Gallup). He was a farmer at Durham, but
preached also for many years in both his earlier and later life. His
children :
24075. 1. Nathaniel William Chauncey b. Sept. 12, 1761, d. un-
married, aged 7S, Jan. 29, 1840, at Durham, where he
lived, a man of large information, and much refinement
of feeling and manner.
24076- 7. 2. Catharine Chauncey b. Aug. 6, 1765, m. March 14, 1790,
Reuben Rose Fowler b. June 17, 1703 (son of Caleb
Fowler, of Durham, and Anna Rose) : a farmer in
Durham, Ct., and large operator in land speculat.ons at
the west. lied. Aug. 16, 1844; shed. April 12, 1841.
They had two children :
24078. (1). William Chauncey Fowler b. Dec. 1700, d. June 25, 1792.
24079-80. (2). Prof. William Chauncey Fowler, LL.D., Prof, of Rhe-
toric and Oratory at Amherst Coll. (1838—43), now
(1871), a farmer at Durham, Ct. He m. widow Harriet
Cobb, dau. of Noah Webster, the lexicographer, and
v/idow of Edward Cobb, of Portland, Me.
[3d Gen.]
23857-8. vi. Sarah Chauncey (dau. of Rev. Nathaniel Chauncey
and Abigail Strong) b. Sept. 15, 1683, m. July 1, 1712, Rev. Samuel
Q — Whittlesey of Wallingford, Ct., b. in Saybrook in 1686 (son of John
Whittlesey the settler and Ruth Dudley), grad. at Yale in 1705, settled
at Wallingford (1710-1752) : a man of marked ability. He d. Aug. 15,
y 1752 : she d. Oct. 23, 1767, aged 84.
[4th Gen.] Children :
24081- 2. i. Rev, Samuel Whittlesey b. July 10, 1713, grad. at Yale
in' 1729, tutor there (1732-38), settled at Milford, Ct.
(1737-68), where he d. Oct. 22, 1768. His wifo Su-
\
Mass., Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1291
24083-
24085-
4. ii.
6. iii.
24087.
24088-
9.
IV.
v.
24090-
2.
vi.
24093.
24094.
vii.
viii
eannah (dau. of Kev. Roper Newton) married afterwards
Hon. Jabez Hamlin of Middletown, Ct.
Lois Whittlesey b. Nov. 28, 1714, m. Col. Elihu Hall of
Wallingford, d. Sept. 29, 1780.
Rev. Ciiauncey Whittlesey b. Oct. 28, 1717, grad. at
Yale in 1738, tutor at Yale (1738-45), for 10 years a
merchant at New Haven : ordained a clergyman in
1758, and settled at New Haven, Ct., where he d. July
24, 1787, aged 09. He m. Sept. 1745, Elizabeth
Whiting (dau. of Col. Whitjug of New Haven). The"y'
had 3 sons two of whom d. early. She d. Oct. 17, 1751.
Sarah Whittlesey b. Jan. 19, 1720, d. Aug. 23, 1725.
ELISHA Whittlesey b. Oct. 19, 1721, m. May 8, 1759,
Susannah Hall, d. Feb. 25, 1808 : a merchant.
Charles Whittlesey b. Jan. 16, 1723, m. June 13, 1751,
Lucy Plall : a merchant, d. Julv 2, 1764.
Sarah Whittlesey b. Oct. 20, 1726, d. Nov. 2, 1741.
.Catharine Whittlesey b. Dec. 26, 1754, m- May 8, 17 — ,
Rev. Dr. James Dana b. in 1735 (son of Caleb Dana
of Cambridge, Mass., and Dbebe Chandler), grad. at
Harvard in 1753: settled at Wallingford, Ct. (1758-
89), and at New Haven, Ct. (1789-1805). He d.
Aug. 18, 1812, aged 77 : she d. Aug. 2S, 1795. Hon.
Samuel W. Dana, U. S. Senator, was their son.
VII.
DESCENDANTS OF ELIZABETH (STRONG) PAR-
SONS, DAUGHTER OF ELDER JOHN STRONG,
BOTH OF NORTHAMPTON.
[2d Gen.] See page 19.
18-19. ix. Elizabeth Strong (dau. of Elder John Strong of North-
ampton, and Abigail Eord) b. Feb. 24, 1017, m. March 17, 1GG9, Joseph
Parsons, Esq., of Northampton, b. in 1G47, at Springfield (son of Cornet
Joseph Parsons, and Mary Bliss, whom he m. Nov. 20, 1G4G. He d. at
Springfield, March 25, 1684 ; she d. 1712, aged 92. He was one of the
principal founders of Northampton and lived there for 30 years. He was
a fur trader). Esq. Joseph Parsons, Jr., was a lawyer and justice of the
peace at Northampton, and first judge of the County Court of Hampshire
Co. (1G9S), and was a man of extensive business at all times, and much
engaged in political and military life, lie d. Nov. 21, 1729. aged 82.
She d. May 12, 1.736. aged 89. For GO years they lived together in wed-
ded life.
1292 Descendants of Elizabeth {Strong) Parsons,
[3d Gen.] Children :
24095- 6. i. Rev. Joseph Parsons b. Juno 28, 1671, d. in 1739.
24097- 8. ii. Lieut. John Parsons b. Jan. 11, 1673-4, d. Sept. 4,
1746.
24099-00. iii. Capt. Ebenezer Parsons b. Dec. 31, 1675, d. July 1,
1744.
c, 24101- 2. iv. Elizabeth Parsons b. Feb: 3, 1677-8, m. in 1707, Eb-
enezer Strong, Jr., her cousin. See previous page
(1121). She d. April 17, 1763.
24103- 5. v. Rev. David Parsons b. Feb. 1, 1679-80: grad. at Har-
vard in 1705, settled at Maiden, Mass. (1709-21), and at
Leicester, Mass. (1721-25), where he d. in 1737. He
had several children.
24106- 8. vi. JOSIAH Parsons b. Jan 2, 1681-2 : lived in Northampton.
24109 - viL ~ J ns, b. and d. Aue. 15, 1683.
[ twins
24110. vni. j
24111- 2. ix. Daniel Parsons b. Aug. 18, 1685: an inn-keeper at
Springfield.
^/ 24113- 4. x. Moses Parsons b. Jan. 15, 1687-S : settled at Durham,
Ct., in 1709.
24115- 6. xi. Abigail Parsons b. Jan. 1689-90, m. in 1712, Eben-
ezer Clark her cousin. See subsequent page.
24117- 8. xii. Noah Parsons b. Aug. 15, 1692 : resided at Northampton.
24095-6. i. Rev. Joseph Parsons b. June 28, 1671 : grad. at Har-
vard in 1697 : settled in the ministry at Lebanon, Ct. (1699-1708) : in-
stalled in Salisbury, Ct., in 1718. He d. at Salisbury in 1739. He m.
Elizabeth Thompson (dau. of Dr. Benjamin Thorn] ion who was son of Rev.
William Thompson of Braintree, Mass). She d. at Kensington in 1774.
[4th Gen.] Children :
24119-21. i. Rev. Joseph Parsons, Jr., b, in 1702, d, in 1765.
24122. ii. Rev. Samuel Parsons b. in 1707 : d. in 1788.
24123. iii. Rev. William Parsons b in 1711, d. in 1796.
24124- 5. iv. Elizabeth Parsons b. in 1718, m. Rev. Jeremiah Fogg,
d. iu 1779, at Kensington, N. H.
24126. v. John Parsons b. in 1725, d. when in the Sophomore class
at Harvard in 1740.
24119-21. i. Rev. Joseph Parsons, Jr., b. in 1702, grad. at Har-
vard, in 1720 : settled at Bradford, Mass., in 1726. He m. Frances
Usher (dau. of John Usher, who was son of Hezekiah Usher and Eliza-
beth Symmes, dau. of Rev. Zechariah Symmes of Charlestown, Mass.).
She d. in 1747, aged 42. He m. for 2d wife a Mrs. Bacon nee Greenleaf.
He d. at Bradford, in 1765, aged 63.
[5th Gen.] Children :
21127. i. Frances Parsons b. in 1730, d. in 1808, at Epping,
N. H., unmarried.
24128. ii. Elizabeth Parsons b. in 1731, d. in 1733.
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton.
1293
24129.
24130.
24131.
24132.
24133.
24134.
24135.
24136.
iii. Rev. Joseph Parsons b. in 1733, grad. at Harvard in
1752, settled at Brookfield, Mass., in 1757. He d.
Jan. 17, 1771.
iv. Thomas Parsous b. in 1735, who d. in 1811. He had
19 children. He was the proprietor of Parsonsfield, Me.
v. Samuel Parsons b. iu 1737, d. in 1807, at Cornville, Me. :
had 4 children,
vi. John Parsons, M.D., b. in 1740 : a physician at Berwick,
Me. : had 3 children,
vii. Willtam Parsons b. in 1741, d. in 1742.
viii. William Parsons (2d) b. in 1743, d. at Alfred, Me., 1S2G :
had 9 children.
ix. Sarah Parsons b. in 1745, d. in 1800, at Parsonsfield, Me.
x. Edward Parsons, Esq., b. in 1747: grad. at Harvard iu
1765: an attorney: d. in the army of the Revolution
in 1777.
[3d Gen.]
— ^ 24097-8. ii.. Lt. John Parsons (son of Esq. Joseph Parsons of
Northampton, and Elizabeth Strong) b. Jan 11, 1673-4, m. Dec. 23,
1696, Sarah Atherton b. Oct. 26, 1676 (dau. of Rev. Hope Atherton of
-AHatfield, Mass., and Sarah Hollister). She d. Feb. 12, 1729, and he m.
I* June 12, 1729, for '2d wife, Mrs. Hannah Miller (widow of Abraham
Miller, nie Clapp, who were m Jan. 1, 169S-9. She was dau. of Pre-
~ served Clapp and Sarah Newberry). He d. Sept. 4, 1746, aged 73; she
d. Nov. 9, 1758, aged 77, having been b. May 5, 1681. He resided at
Northampton. His estate was appraised at £3,603..
[4th Gen.] Children :
24137.
Atherton Parsons b. Feb. 15, 1698, d. unmarried April
1746, aged 48, at Northampton.
John Parsons, Jr., b. July 15, 1700.
Eunice Parsons b. July 26, 1701, d. soon.
Gideon Parsons b. Dec. 7, 1702.
Sarah Parsons b. Sept. 20, 1705, d. Nov. 7, 1705.
Moses Parsons b. July 6, 1708, d. Jan. 3, 1745, aged 37.
. Eunice Parsons b. Feb. 3, 1711, m. John Clapp.
viii. EniRAiM Parsons b. Feb. 14, 1713, m. Nov. 25, 1762,
Mary Searle : no children : lived at Northampton, d.
Feb. 23, 1799, aged 85.
Benjamin Parsons b. March 27, 1716, d. unmarried Jan.
19, 1805, aged 88.
Joseph Parsons b. May 16, 1722.
24138-9. ii. John Parsons, Jr., b. July 15, 1700, m. Deo. 2, 1736,
Hauuah Clark. b. Feb. 21, 1710-11 (dau. of Natliauiel Clark and widow
Hannah Catlin). lie resided at Northampton. He J. April 6, 17S5,
aged 84 : she d. Jan. 2, 1797, aged 86.
ii] 67
24138-
9.
ii.
24140.
iii
24141-
2.
iv.
24143.
v.
24144-
6.
vi
24147-
S.
vii
24149-
50.
VI
24151.
ix
24152-
3.
X.
1204 Descendants of Elizaletli (Strong) Parsons,
[5th Gen.] Children:
• 24154. i. Asahel Parsons b. Feb. 5, 1738.
24155- 6. ii. Hannah- Parsons b. Nov. 4, 1789, m. in 1762, Jonathan
Janes.
24157- 8. iii. Lois Parsons b. July, 1742, m. a Mr. Ferry of Granby,
Mass. She d. in 180G.
24159. iv. John Parsons b. Aug;. 1745.
241G0. v. David T. Parsons b. Aug. 19, 1747.
24161. vi. Jonathan T. Parsons (twin with David T.) b. Auc 19,
1747. °
[4th Gen.]
24141-2. iv. Gideon Parsons (son of Lt. John Parsons and Sarah
-• <' Atherton) b. Dec. 7, 1702, m. April 18, 1728, Sarah Clapp b. Sept. 9,
1705 (dau. of Samuel Clapp, of Northampton, and Thankful King). He
lived at Northampton. She d. Jan. 18, 1729; he d. Nov. 1, 1759, aged
57. One child :
24162- 3. 1. Sarah Parsons b. Jan. 4, 1729, m. June 11, 1752, Jona-
than Hunt, Jr., b. Feb. 12, 1727 (son of Jonathan
Hunt and Thankful Strong — dau. of Jerijah Strong
and Thankful Stcbbins. See subsequent page).
[4th Gen.]
24144-6. vi. Moses Parsons (son of Lt. John Parsons, of North-
ampton, and Sarah Atherton) b. July 6, 1708, m. Nov. 5, 1730, Wait
Miller b. July 26, 1711 (dau. of Abraham Miller, of Northampton, and
Hannah Clapp). She d. Sept. 9, 1731, aged 20, and he m. Nov. 20,
1734, Sarah Janes b. May 9, 1703 (dau. of Samuel Janes, of Northamp-
ton, and Sarah ). He d. Jan. 3, 1746, aged 37, and she m. in 1753.
Ithauiar Clark.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
24164- 5. i. Moses Parsons b. Sept, 1, 1731.
By second wife :
24166. ii. Oliver Parsons b. Sept. 27, 1735, d. in 1755.
241G7. iii. Eunice Parsons b. May 7, 1737, d. April 18, 1755, a~ed
18. '
241G8. iv. Joel Parsons b. May 18, 1739.
24169. v. Bela Parsons b. Dee. 9, 1741. d. in Westhainpton, July
9, 1815, aged 73.
23170- 1. vi. Sarah Parsons b. May 7, 1744, m. Samuel Clapp.
- -24164-5. i. Moses Parsons b. Sept. 1, 1731, m. June 15, 1758, Me-
hitable Bridgman (dau. of Noah Bridgman, of Northampton, and Mehita-
ble Warner, who were m. Jan. 15, 1730) : a farmer at Northampton.
[6th Gen.] Children :
24172- 3. i. Eunice Parsons b. March 24, 1759, m. Medad Stron" d.
Oct, 23, 1782.
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1205
24176- 7
24178- 9
24180.
24181.
24182- 3
24174- 5. ii. Seth Parsons b. Feb. 5, 1761, d. July 19, 1326. He m.
Oct. 25, 1787, Rachel Wales b. Oct. 14, 1703, in
Westhampton, and had 10 children. He d. July 19,
1826; she d. Nov. 9, 1829. Sec under account of
Jerijah Strong's descendants, infra, concerning the
family of George Parsons, their son.
iii. Rhoda Parsons b. March S, 1763, in. Oliver Parsons, d.
Feb. 2, 1839.
iv. Moses Parsons b. Juno 26, 1765, m. Sept. 1, 1790, Es-
ther Kiugsley, d. Sept. 5, 1834. Children :
1. Harriet Parsons b. Jan. 27, 1792.
2. Emily Parsons b. May 10, 1794, and 3 others,
v. Daniel Parsons b. Nov. 11, 1767, m. Polly Tattle of Rut-
land, Vt., d. Aug. 26, 1825.
24184- 5. vi. Justin Parsons b. March 11, 1770. Hem. Esther Clark
of Westhampton, Mass., and had 6 children. He d.
April 14, 1807.
[4th Gen.]
24152-3. x. Joseph Parsons (son of Lt. John Parsons of Northamp-
ton, and Sarah Atherton) b. May 16, 1722, m. in 1751, Rachel Keet b.
in 1722 (dau. of John Keet of Northampton, and Ruth Edwards whom
he m. Juue 22, 1719, and who d. May 24, 1724. He m. Jan. 5, 1725,
for 2d wife Sarah Clary). She d. Nov. 8, 1805, aged 83. He lived at
Northampton, where he d. Jan. 11, 1807.
[5th Gen.] Children :
24186. i. Martha Parsons b. Oct. 18,1753, d. uumarried Sept. 26,
1819. aged 65.
24187- 8. ii. Capt. Joseph Parsons b. Oct. 27, 1755, d. April 19, 1803,
at Northampton. He m. Jan. 12, 1786, Dorothy Clark :
had children, Eachel, Dorothy, and Joseph.
24189-90. iii. Oliver Parsons b. Feb. 10, 1700, d. May 6, 1303. ret. 43.
24191. iv. Rachel Parsons b. Feb. 10, 1700, d. Sept. 24, 1773.
[5th Gen.]
24189-90. iii. Oliver Parsons (son of Joseph Parsons and Rachel
Keet) b. Feb. 10, 1760, in. March 10, 1789, Rhoda Parsons b. March 3,
1763 (dau. of Moses Parsons and Mehitable Dridgmau) : a farmer at
Northampton. He d. May 6, 1803.
[6th Gen.] Children :
24192. i. Oliver Parsons b. Aug. 29, 17S5, d. Dec. 3, 1857.
24193- 4. ii. Spencer Parsons b. Aug. 31, 1790, d. Jan. 14, 1867.
24195. iii. William Parsons b. .May 7, 1792: a hatter and farmer
in Northampton, where he still resides (1870) unmarried.
24196. iv. Quartus Parsons b. July 25,4794 : a farmer and hatter
in Enfield, Ct. : no issue : d. Nov. 23, 1835.
24197- 8. v. Mehitable Parsons b. dune 27, 1796, m. Feb. 23, 1816,
Capt. Joseph Allen.
T
24202.
ii.
24203.
iii.
24204.
iv.
24205.
v.
2420G.
vi.
24207.
vii
24208.
vii
129(5 Descendants oj Elizabeth (Strong) Parsons,
24199. vi. Riioda Parsons b. Oct. 4, 1798 : resides unmarried (1S70)
in Northampton.
24200. vii. IIuth Parsons b. Feb. 3, 1803, d. Dec. 12, 1813.
24193-4. ii. Spencer Parsons b. Aug. 31, 1790, m. Oct. 8, 1815,
Nancy Giddings of Poultney, Vt. : a farmer in Hartford, O. (1816-67).
He d. Jan. 14, 1867.
[7th Gen.] Children:
24201. i. Nathan Brown Parsons b. June 3, 1817, in Hartford, O.,
lives in California.
Eliza Maria Parsons b. Sept. 20, 1818.
Daniel Parsons b. Aug. 13, 1820.
Jane Parsons b. Feb. 11, 1S23, d. May 28, 1824.
Jane Parsons (2d) b. July 11, 1825, m. a Mr. Woodford.
Jay Parsons b.-Sept. 10, 1827.
Sarah Parsons b. July 20, 1830, m. a Mr. Case.
viii. Adeline Parsons m. Mr. Chamberlain of Hartford, O.
[6th Gen.]
23197-8. v. Mehitable Parsons b. June 27, 1796, m. Feb. 28, 1816,
Capt. Joseph Allen of Northampton, a farmer. Their children are :
1. Ruth Allen who m. Marshall Hubbard of California. 2. Sophia Allen
who m. Spencer Parsons of Northampton : a farmer, and has one child
named Ruth. 3. William Spencer Allen who m. Maria Rogers of Goshen,
Mass. : a farmer at Southampton, Mass., aud has had 4 children. 4.
Joseph Allen who d. July 7, 1S38. 5. James Oliver Allen who lives in
S. Hadley Falls, and has had 5 children. 6. Thomas Putnam Allen a
miner in Nevada, and unmarried (1870). 7- Sarah Elizabeth Allen who
m. William Skinner, a silk manufacturer in Williamsburgh, Mass., and
has had 6 children.
[3d Gen.]
24099-00. iii. Capt. Ebenezer Parsons (son of Joseph Parsons,
Esq., of Northampton, and Elizabeth Strong) b. Dec.31, .1675, m. Dec.
15, 1703, at, Springfield, Mercy Stebbins b. fell -127-4683-4- (dau. of
Samuel and Mary Stebbins of Springfield). He resided at Northampton.
He d. July 1, 1744 : she d. Nov. 1, 1753, aged G8.
[4th Gen.] Children :
Mercy Parsons b. Jan. 1, 1706, m. Nov. 30, 1732, Moses
Kingsley.
Ebenezer Parsons b. Aug. 1, 1711 : d. Nov. 4, 1711.
Ebenezer Parsons (2d), b. Jan. 7, 1713 : d. soon.
Simeon Parsons b. April 27, 1716 : d. May 1727.
Elihu Parsons b. March 14, 1719.
Rachel Parsons b. July 14, 1721, m. in 1745, Thomas
Bliss of Springfield, and for 2d husband Dea. Childs
of Shclburne (Peorfichl).
i
24209-10. i.
24211. ii.
24212. iii.
24213. iv.
24214. v.
24215- 6. vi.
f<
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1297
24217. vii. Benjamin Parsons b. Oct. 21, 1723, m. Rebecca Sbeldon -
b. in 1730 (dau. of Beuj. Sbeldon, and Mary Strong.)
24218. viii. Lydia Parsons b. July 28, 1720 : d. in 1727.
24219. ix. Simeon Parsons (2d) b. Feb. 11, 1730-1.
J
><' r.i
[3d Gen.]
24103-5. v. Rev. David Parsons of Maiden and Leicester, Mass., m.
wbom not ascertained. Of bis several children (names not discovered) the
history of one only has been traced, that of the Rev. David Parsons, D.D. . j
[4th Gen.]
24220- 1. i. Rev. David Parsons, D.D., b. at Maiden, March 21, 1712, ;j
grad. at Harvard in 1720, became the first minister at k
Amherst, Mass., in 1739, and d. Jan. 1, 1781. He in.
. , about 1744, Eunice Wells of Wethersfield, Ct., b. Aug.
h 6, 1723 (dau. of Gideon Wells and Hannah Chester).
\ She d. Sept. 20, 1796, aged 73. .
[6th Gen.] Children :
24222. i. Eunice Parsons bapt, July 19, 1747, d. soon.
24223- 4. ii. Rev. David Parsons, D.D. b. Jan. 28, 1749, at Amherst.
24225- 6. iii. Eunice Parsons (2d) bapt. July 28, 1751. m. Solomon ,
Stoddard of Northampton, d. Jan. 22. 1797.
24227. iv. Salome Parsons bapt. Feb. 2S, 1753, d. unmarried Aug.
22, 1839, aged 84.
24228- 9. v. Mary Parsons bapt. March 27, 1757, m. Nov. 1, 1790,
Ezekiel Belding of Wethersfield, Ct., and d. 1845, oe. 88.
24230. vi. Gideon Parsons bapt. June 28, 1759, d. Oct. 14. 1761.
24231- 2. vii. Gideon Parsons (2d) bapt. Nov. 22, 1761, in. April 16,
1787, Huldah Rowe and d. in Esopus, N. Y., in 1805.
24233. viii. Leonard Chester Parsons bapt. Nov. 11, 1764, d. in the
Junior year at Yale College Nov. 30, 1785, aged 24.
24223-4. ii. Rev. David Parsons, D.D., b. Jan. 28, 1749, grad. at
Harvard in 1771, settled at Amherst as successor to his father Oct. 2,
1782, and dismissed Sept. 1, 1819. He d. suddenly at Wethersfield, Ct.,
while on a visit. He was a man of fine aspect and high social qualities
and abounding humor. He m. Nov. 24, 17S5, Harriet Williams b. June
26, 1764 (dau. of Ezekiel Williams of Wethersfield, Ct., and Prudence
Stoddard dau. of Ool. John Stoddard of Northampton, and Prudence
Chester of Wethersfield. Col. John Stoddard, son of Rev. Solomon Stod-
dard, of Northampton, the grandfather of Prest. Jonathan Edwards, was
one of the greatest men of his day). She d. June, 1S50, aged 85.
[The first wife of Solomon Stoddard was Martha Partridge of Hatfield,
Mass. Their children were : 1. John Stoddard b. June 4, 1767, grad.
at Yale in 1787, and d. May S, 1853. He m. Feb. 7, 1798, Mary W.
Billings of Conway, Mass. She d. Feb. 21, 1857. He lived in Albany,
N. Y., and Cleveland, O. Tbey had 7 children. 2. Anna Stoddard b.
March 24, 1769, m. April 28, 1799, John Williams of Conway, Mass.
129S Descendants of Elizabeth {Strong) Parsons,
He d. March 18, 1S45 : she d. Dec. 9, 1849, aged 80. They had hut
two children. 3. Soluuion Stoddard b. Feb. IS, 1771, who m. Sarah
Tappan b. Aug. 1, 1771 (dau. of Benjamin Tappan of Northampton,
grad. at Yale in 1790, practised law In Williamstowu, and Northampton,
where he d. Oct. 10, 1S00, aged 89, and she d. April 27, 1852, aged 80.
They were the parents of Prof. Solomon Stoddard, Prof, at Middlebury
Coll., and associate author with Prof. E. A. Andrews of " Andrews and
Stoddards' Latin Grammar;" of Charles Stoddard, Esq., of Boston, a
merchant and of Rev. David T. Stoddard, missionary to the Nestorians, and
five other children ] Nos. 24210-33, repeated by mistake.
RthGcn.] Children: - •
*24210. i. Dr. Ezekiel Williams Parsons b. Feb. 1G, 17S7, a phy-
sician in Colchester, Ct,, ra. June, 1822, Sally Clark. .
*24211-3. ii. David Parsons b. June 10, 17S8, lived in Amherst, m.
Jan. 21, 1816, Elizabeth Williams, and for 2d wife
Dec. 16, 1S45, widow Lucy Howell, of Hartford, Ct.
*24214-5. iii. Prudence Stoddard Parsons Dec. 24, 17S9, in. Oct. 7,
1823, Ilev. Marcus Smith.
*2421G-7. iv. Thomas Parsons b. Oct. 10, 1791, m. Frances Catharine
Chapped : lived in New London. Ct., and d. in Col-
chester, Ct., Aug. 21, 1832, aged 41.
*24218-20.v. Harriet Parsons b. Aug. 6, 1793, m. Rev. Royal Wash-
burn, of Amherst, and for 2d husbaud, May 16, 1844,
Hon. David Mack of Amherst.
*24221. vi. Francis Parsons b. Feb. 16, 1795, grad. at Yale in 1316,
a lawyer at Hartford, Ct., m. Dec. 23, 1S29, Clarissa
Brown, d. in 1S61.
[ *24222-3. vii. Mart Parsons b. Dec. 8, 1796, m. Sept, 1, 1821, Rev.
i ^ William Williams of Salem. Mass.
*24224. viii. Caroline Parsons b. Sept. 15, 1798, d. unmarried Jan.
5, 1820, aged 21, in Wethersfield, Ct.
*24225-6. ix. Sophia Parsons b. Aug. 8, 1S00, m. May 17, 1837, Rev.
Silas Aiken, D.D., of Boston, and afterwards of Rut-
laud, Vt.
*24227. x. William Parsons, M.D., b. Oct. 30, 1S02 : a physician
in Canaan, Ct., where he d. unmarried, April 18,1830,
aged 27.
*24228-9. xi. Jamks Parsons b. Nov. 4, 1804, grad. at Amherst in
1830, m. March, 1832, Mary Eiiza Lewis, and d.
Sept. 3, 1833, on Staten Island, N. Y., aged 2S.
t6th Gen.]
24225-6. iii. Eunice Parsons (dau. of Rev. Dr. David Parsons of
Maiden, and Eunice Wells): bp. July 28, 1751, m. in 177- Solomon Stod-
dard b. May 29, 1736 (sou of Col. John Stoddard of Northampton, and Pru-
— dence Chester). He lived at Northampton,' and was High Sheritf of
Hampshire Co. She was his 2d wife, and d. Jan. 22, 1797. lie was
grad. at Yale in 1756, and d. Dec. 19, 1827.
V>
Vj Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1299
\l\h Gen.] Children :
*24230. i. David Stoddard b. Jan. 4, 1778, d. May, 1778.
♦24231. ii. David Stoddard (2d) b. Sept. 5, 1780, a merchant in
Boston, d. unmarried March 31, 1855, aged 75.
♦24232-3. iii. Israel Stoddard, M.D.,b. Oct. 3, 1784, in. Jan. 1,1820,
Charlotte Stone of Troy, N. Y. She d. at Clakeley,
Ala., Aug. 10, 1820, aged 34. He was at first a sur-
geon in the U. S. A., and practised afterwards at
Whitehall, N. Y., Blakelcy, Ala., and Covington, La.,
where he d. Nov. 9, 1821.
[3d Gen.]
24106-8. vi. Josiah Parsons (son of Esq. Joseph Parsons and
Elizabeth Strong) b. Jan. 2, 1681-2, lived at Northampton, m. June 22,
1710, Sarah Sheldon b. July 16, 1'GSS (dau. of Isaac Sheldon, of North-
ampton, and Sarah Warner). She d. Dec. 14, 1738; and he m. for 2d
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett, widow of David Bartlett nee Edwards b.
Oct. 31, 1697 (dau. of Benjn. Edwards and Thankful Sheldon). He d.
April 12, 176S, aged 86.
[4th Gen.] Children :
24234. i. Josiau Parsons, Jr., b. Sept. 14, 1711, d. Nov. 1711.
24235- 6. ii. Josiah Parsons (2d) b. June 9, 1713.
24237- 8. iii. Isaac Parsons b. Dec. 27, 1715.
24239. iv. Enoch Parsons b. Sept. 6, 1717, d. Sept, 23. 1719.
24240- 1. v. Jacob Parsons b. Oct. 22, 1719, m. Beulah Hunt.
24242. vi. Esther Parsons b. July 25, 1721, d. Oct. 12, 1710.
24243- 4. vii. Sarah Parsons b. May 29, 1723, m. Daniel Kellogg, of
Amherst, Mass.
24245- 6. viii. Hannah Parsons b. June 11, 1725, m. Caleb Clark, in
Belchertown.
24247- 8. ix. Martha Parsons b. May 3, 1727, m. in 1750, Martin
Phelps.
24235-6. ii. Josiah Parsons, Jr., b. June 9, 1713, m. June 27,
1751, Prudence Kellogg b. in 1723. He lived in Northampton. He d.
May 23, 1796 ; she d. June 27, 1791, a^ed OS.
[5th Gen.] Children :
24249. i. Naomi Parsons b. Aug. 3, 1752, d. unmarried Sept 15
1794, aged 42.
24250- 1. ii. Prudence Parsons b. April 22. 1756. m. Dec. 19, 1790,
Dr. Samuel Porter, of Williamstown, Mass.
24252- 3. iii. Abigail Parsons b. May 13, 1759, m. in 1785, Elisha
Graves.
[4th Gen.]
24237-S. iii. Isaac Parsons (son of Josiah Parsons, of Northamp-
ton, and Sarah Sheldon) b. Dec. 27, 1715, m. Luciua Strong b. Sept. 8
1722 (dau. of Jonathan Strong, of Northampton, and Mehituble Stebbinsl.
He lived at Northampton. He d. July 11, 179S ; she d. May 25, 1801.
See p. 1154.
1300 ■' Descendants of Elizabeth {Strong) Parsons,
[0th Gen
24254. i.
24255. ii.
] Children:
Isaac Parsons b. Oct. 10, 1745,
Rev. Elijah Parsons b. March 20, 1747, grad. at Yale
in 17GS, settled at E. Haddam, Ct. (1772-1827),
where he d. Jan. 17, 1S27 : a fellow of Yale College
(1814-21). No children.
| 24256. iii. Phinehas Parsons b. Oct. 17, 1748, d. Dec. 1748.
Phinehas Parsons (2d) b. Jan. 9, 1750.
Lucv Parsons b." July 2, 1752, m. June 15, 1779, Jede-
diah Clark of Sunderland, Mass.
Sarah Parsons b. Feb. 22, 1755, m. Feb. 8, 1780, Seth
Sheldon.
Rachel Parsons b. Aug. 15, 1757, m. Jan. 5, 1783, Oliver
Edwards b. Aug. 29, 1755 (son of Ebenezer Edwards
of Northampton and Lucy Warner) : see subsequent pa^e.
. DORCAS Parsons b. June 4, 1759, m. Nov. 16, 1786, Darnel
Edwards and for 2d husband Timothy Edwards of
Westhampton. See farther account under descendants
of Bela Strong.
Achsaii Parsons b. May 27, 1765, m. Dec. 29, 1791,
Joel Lyman of Southampton, Mass.
JosrAn Farsons b. June 15, 1769.
Elias Parsons b. March 5, 1772.
[6th Gen.]
24268. x. Josiah Parsons (son of Isaac Parsons of Northampton,
and Lucia Strong) b. June 15, 1769, m. Dec. 28, 1791, Sarah Strong of
Southampton, b. Dec. 30, 1771 (dau. of John Strong and Sarah
Elizabeth Lyman) see p. 1233. He d. Sept. 21', 1847, aged 78 : she
d. May 24, 1850. He lived at Northampton.
[7th Gen.] Children:
24270- 1. i. Fanny Parsons b. May 6, 1794, m. Oct. 16, 1823 Jus-
tus Clark.
24272- 4. ii. Sarah Parsons b. Nov. 24, 1795, m. June IS, 1818,
Martin Wright of Westhampton, and for 2d husband
Jonathan P. Strong of Northampton. See p. 590.
24275- 0. iii. Elizabeth Parsons b. Sept. 3, 1797, m. in 1832, James
L. Clark : she d. Oct. 29, 1858, aged 61.
iv. Isaac Lyman Parsous b. July 8, 1799, d. July 31 1801.
v. Lyman Parsons b. June 28, 1801.
vi. Julia Parsons b. March 9, 1803.
vii. Josiah Parsons b. May 25, 1805 : d, April 9, 1806.
viii. JosiAn Parsons (2d) b. Oct. 21, 1800.
24256. iii.
24257. iv.
24258- 9. v.
24260- 1. vi.
24262- 3. vii.
24264- 5. vii
24266- 7. ix.
2426S. x.
24269. xi.
24277.
24278.
24279.
242S0.
24281.
24282.
24233- 4
24285.
24286.
John Strong Parsons b. April 25, 1809.
Marv Parsons b. Dec. 26, 1810, m. in 1847, Robert
Christie d. at Pleasant Valley, Iowa, Sept. 23, 1847.
Elijah Chauncey Parsons b. Dec. 25, 1812, d. June 9
1845, at Kootstown, O.
Isaac Lewis Parsons b. June 9, 1814. drowned Julv 29
1820. ' '
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1301
[7th Gen.]
24272-4. ii. Sarah Parsons (dau. of Josiah Parsons of Northampton
and Sarah Strong) b. Nov. 24, 1795, m. June 18, 1818, Martin Wright.
[8th Gen.] Children :
242S7.
242S8-
24290.
24291.
24292- 3. v.
Martin Wright b. Sept. 19, 1820, d. Sept. 20, 1S20.
Isaac Lewis" Wright b. Jan. 26,1822, m. Nov. I860,
Lydia Ann Cobb of Abington, Mass.
Martin Wright (2d) b. Oct. 2, 1823, d. Oct. 3, 1823.
Henry Martin Wright b. May 16, 1825, drowned June
3, 1834.
George Lyman Wright b. Oct. 12, 1827, m. May 21,
1856, Elizabeth A. Cobb of Abington, Mass.
24294- 5. vi. Sarah Louisa Wright b. Sept. 2, 18:
Sept. 6, 1854.
Hervey Miller (son of Jason Miller of Williamsburgh,
Mass.). She d. June 14, 1855. They had a daughter :
24296- 7. 1. Sarah Miller who m. Nov. 24, 1865, Jouathan P. Strong
of Northampton.
24298. vii. Elizabeth Wright ") d. Aug. 21, 1S33.
Uwins, b. Aug. 19, 1833.
24299. viii. Mary Wright J m. April 28, 1858, Othniel M.
Clark of Easthampton, Mass. > (
[4th Gen.]
24240-1. v. Jacob Parsons (son of Josiah Parsons and Sarah
Sheldon) b. Oct. 22, 1719, m. Feb. 25, 1746, Beulah Huntb. March
1723, she d. Jan. 23, 1810, aged 86 : he d Jan. 19, 1795. He resided
at Northampton.
[5th Gen.] Children :
24301- 2. i.
24303.
ii.
24304-
5.
iii.
24306-
7.
iv.
24308-
9.
v.
24310-
1.
vi.
24312.
vii.
24313-
4.
via
24315.
IX.
24316.
X.
24317.
XI.
24318.
xii.
»]
Esther Parsons b. July 1, 1747, m. Nov. 9, 1774, Ethan
Pomeroy of Hadley (son of Ebcnezer Pomeroy of Hadley
and Mindwell Lyman, dau. of Capt. John Lyman)
There children' were Dan ; Esther ; Jacob Parsons ;
and Ethan.
Israel Parsons b. Dec. 1, 1748.
Beulah Parsons b, Dec. 4, 1750, m. Dec. 30, 1772,
Edward Smith of Belchertown.
Eunice Parsons b. March 11, 1753, m. Feb. 5, 1789,
Moses Wright.
Priscilla Parsons b. Feb. 15, 1755, m. Dec. 23, 1783,
Warham Parsons.
Hannah Parsons b. Nov. 14. 1756, m. Oct. 3, 1781,
Nehemiah Cleveland of Williamsburgh, Mass.
Abigail Parsons b. May 20, 1758. [Sunderland,
Mercy Parsons ) m. Gideon Warner of
Gad Parsons d. Aug. 1759, j-trins b. July 31, 1759.
Thankful Parsons ) d. July 1, 1777, aged 18.
Levi Parsons b. Oct. 26, 1761 : d. April 13, 1762.
Levi Parsons (2d) b. Oct. 17, 1763: d. Jan. 27, 1766.
6S •
1302 Descendants of Elizabeth (Strong) Parsons,
[3d Gen.]
24113-4. x. Moses Parsons (son of Joseph Parsons, Esq., and Eliza-
beth Strong) b. Jan. 15, 1687-8, m. Jan. 20, 1710, Abigail Ball of
SpringGeld. He removed to Durham, Ct., by or before 1710. He owned
land also in Middletown, Ct. He d. Sept. 26, 1754 : she d. Dec. 4, 1760 :
j The Chaunceys, Parsons, and Strongs of Durham, were drawn together
to that place by their elective affinity as relatives, Rev. Nathaniel Chaun-
cey leading the way as tbe minister at Durham, May 23, 1706.
[4th Gen.] Children :
24319. i. Moses Parsons, Jr., b. at Durham, Oct. 19, 1710.
^ 24320- 1. ii. Abigail Parsons b. Feb. 10, 1713-14, m. Samuel Bates
of Haddam, Ct.
24322- 3. iii. Martha Parsons b. Oct. 5, 1716, m. Abraham Camp.
24324- 5. iv. Lt. Samuel Parsons b. March 1, 1719.
24326- 7. v. Elizabeth Parsons bapt. March 17, 1722-3, m. Giles
"~ Miller.
24306-7. iv. Lt. Samuel Parsons (son of Moses Parsons of Dur-
ham, and Abigail Ball) b. March 1, 1719, m. about 1746, wife Elizabeth
(full name not ascertained). She d. July 6, 1785. Children :
24328. 1. Joseph Parsons b. Dec. 25, 1747.
24329. 2. Mehitable Parsons b. March 5, 1750-1.
24330. 3. Lemuel Parsons b. May 2, 1753.
24331. 4. Elizabeth Parsons b. July 14, 1756. • .
24332. 5. Samuel Parsons, Jr , b. Dec. 1, 1758.
[3d Gen.]
24117-8. xii. Noah Parsons (sou of Esq. Joseph Parsons of North-
ampton, and Elizabeth Strong) b. Aug. 15, 1692, m. Jan. 17, 1712,
Mindwell Edwards b. Jan. 11, 1694 (dau. of Benjamin Edwards of
Northampton, and Thankful Sheldon) : a farmer at Northampton. He
d. Oct. 27, 1779, aged 87.
[4th Gen.] Children :
24333. i. A son b. and d. Aug. 11, 1712.
24334- 5. ii. Jemima Parsons b. Nov. 17, 1713, m. Samuel Kingsley
of Northampton. — - -
24336- 7. iii. Elibabeth Parsons b. March 25, 1716, m. Joseph Allen
d. Jan. 9, 1800, aged 84.
24338- 9. iv. Mindwell Parsons b. Sept. 1718, m. Dec. 8, 1737, Simeon
King b. April 28, 1714 (son of Joseph King and Mind-
well Pomeroy, who were m. Sept. 8, 1086).
24340- 1. v. Rachel Parsons b. Feb. 1720-1, m. Eliphaz Clapp of
Northampton.
24342- 3. vi. Thankful Parsons b. Sept. 12, 1723, m. in 1743, Eben-
ezer Ashley aud for 2d husband John Dean.
24344- 5. vii. MARYParsonsb.Jan.il, 1725-6, m. William Bartlett, Jr.
24346- 7. viii.KKZlAii Parsons b. July 19, 1728, in. Lt. Noah Cook,
Jr., of Hadley.
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1303
24348- 9. ix. Noah Parsons, Jr., b. Feb. 6, 1731-2.
24350- 1. x. Margaret Parsons b. Feb. 9, 1733-4, m. in 1752, Phin-
ebas Asbley of Westfield, Mass., and for 2d husband,
in 1754, Joseph Hutchinson.
24352- 3. xi. Miriam Parsons b. Feb. 17, 1734-5, m. in 1762, Azariah
Moseley of "Westfield.
24354. xii. Timothy Parsons b. June 22, 1738.
24334-5. ii. Jemima Parsons b. Nov. 17, 1713, m. Deo. 27, 1739,
Samuel Kingsley TT. Nov. 24, 1710 (son of Samuel Kingsley of Northamp-
ton, and Mary Hutchinson, who were m. Dec. 20, 1704. He was b.
April 29, 1674, and was son of Enos Kingsley of Northampton, and
Sarah Haines, who were m. June 15, 1662).
[Enos Kingsley was son of John Kingsley of Dorchester, Mass.]
[5th Gen.] Children :
24355. i. Enos Kingsley b. Oct. 16, 1740.
24356. ii. Samuel Kingsley b. Jan 29, 1742-3.
24357. iii. Joseph Kingsley b. March 2, 1744-5.
2435S- 9. iv. Jemima Kingsley m. Capt. Azariah Lyman of Westhamp-
ton.
24360. v. Daniel Kingsley ")
[•twins, b. May 12, 1751.
24361. vi. Naomi Kingsley )
24362. vii. Lucy Kingsley b. July 30, 1756.
[4th Gen.] '"> : - -?
24318 i -9.'Iii. Elizabeth Parsons (dau. of Noah Parsons of North-
ampton, and Mindwell Edwards) b. March 25, 1716, m. Nov. 22, 1733,
Joseph Allen b. April 5, 1712 (son of Dea. Samuel Allen, Jr., of North-
ampton, b. July 6, 1675 — who was son of Dea. Samuel Allen and Han-
nah Woodford — and Sarah Rust b. May 29, 1675, dau. of Israel and
Rebecca Rust) : a farmer at Northampton. She was the great midwife
of Northampton in its early history, having assisted at the birth of 3000
children. She was eminently pious and d. Jan. 9, 1800, aged 84.
Children :
24363.
.. Joseph Allen b. Oct. 12, 1735, the father of Rev. Thomas
Allen of Pittsfield, Mass. See under Jonathan Lee.
24364. 2. Major Jonathan Allen b. Dec. 15, 1737, a soldier in the
Revolution : killed Jan. 7, 1780, aged 43, by Seth
Lyman accidentally, when out hunting together at
Northampton.
24365. 3. Phinehas Lyman Allen b. Feb. 23, 1745-6.
[4th Gen.]
24322-3. v. Rachel Parsons b. Feb. 1720-1, m. about 1743, Eli-
phaz Clapp of Northampton" (son of Roger Clapp of Southampton and
Anne his wife) : a farmer in Northampton. Children :
24366. 1. Naomi Clapp b. May 4, 1744.
24367. 2. Eliphaz Clapp b. Jan. 29, 1745-6.
2436S.
3
243G9.
4
24370.
5
24371.
6.
24372.
7
1304 Descendants of Elizabeth (Strong) Parsons,
Elijah Clapp b. April 23, 1748.
Mindwell Clapp b. Feb. 23, 1749.
Miriam Clapp b. June 25, 1751.
Rhoda Clapp b. Aug. 29, 1753.
Margaret Clapp b. April 1, 1756.
[4th Gen.] .. ^, '
24320=?. vii. Mart Parsons (dau. of Noah Parsons and Mindwell
Edwards) b. Jan. 11, 1725-6, ru. in 1752, William Bartlett, Jr., b. March
23, 1723-4 (son of William Bartlett of Northampton, and Abigail Lyman,
dau. of John and Abigail Lyman of Northampton): a farmer at North-
ampton. Children :
24373. 1. Elihu Bartlett b. Aug. 11, 1754.
24374. 2. William Bartlett b. May 29, 1756.
24375. 3. Solomon Bartlett b. Dec. 24, 1758.
[4th Gen.] <-J -
<^ 2432S-9. vii. Keziah Parsons b. July 19, 1728, m. Oct. 23, 174S,
Lt. Noah Cook, Jr., b. Feb. 12, 1730 (son of Noah Cook of Hadley, Mass.,
and Sarah Marsh. He was son of Westwood Cook and Sarah Coleman,
and grandson of Capt. Aaron Cook, Jr., of Hadley, and Sarah Westwood.
The father of Capt Aaron Cook, Jr., was Aaron Cook of Northampton).
He was a farmer at Hadley, Mass., where he d. April 8, 1796, aged 66 ;
she d. in 1S09, aged 81.
[5th Gen.] Children :
24376. i.
24377. ii.
24378- 9. iii.
243S0. iv.
Rev. Noah Cook b. Oct. 8, 1749, grad. at Harvard Coll.,
in 1769 : settled at Keene, N. H.
Rev. Amasa Cook b. April 7, 1751 : grad. at Brown
University in 1776 : settled in Bernardston, Mass.
(1783-1805), d. in 1816, a^ed 65.
Elihu Cook b. Jan. 16, 1753, m. in 1779-S0, Cynthia
Friuk of Springfield, who was b. in Stonington, Ct.,
July 11, 175S, and d. June 7, 1853, aged 94 : had 8
children : a farmer at Hadley.
Eleazer Cook b. Feb. 11, 1755, lived at St. Albaos, Vt.,
and d. in 1800. ■
24381.
v. Timothy Cook b. Feb. 6, 1757, lived at Stamford, Vt.
243S2.
vi. Josiah Cook b. March 29, 1759, d. Jan. 5, 1778, aged 18
24383.
vii. Parsons Cook b. March 8, 1762, d. Dec. 15° 1777
aged 15.
24384-
5
viii. Solomon Cook b. Feb. 11, 1764, m. Jan. 3, 1790, Try
243S6.
24387.
phena Newton, who d. June 10, 1805; he d. Jun<
1831, aged 67: a farmer at Hadley: had 6 children^
one of whom, Rev. Parsons Cook, D.D., b. Feb. IS,
1S00, and grad. at Williams Coll., in 1822, was pastor
at Lynn, Mass., for many j-^ars.
Andrew Cook b. Feb. 1, 1766, d. Dec. 21, 1814, aged 48.
Stephen Cook b. Sept. 19, 1768, d. Jan. 1, 1S27."
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1305
24388- 9.
xi. Keziah Cook b. Jan. 22, 1773,
Brookfield, Mass.
m. a Mr. Sbattuck of
[4th Gen.]
24348-9. ix. Noah Parsons, Jr. (son of Noah Parsons and Mind-
well Edwards) b. Feb. 6, 1731, m. Jan. 9,1755, Phebe Bartlett b. March
7, 1731 (dau. of "William Bartlett and Abigail Lyman). lie d. Jan. 11,
1814, aged 83 : she d. at Westhampton, Jan. 5, 1805, aged 73. lie re-
sided at Northampton.
[5th Gen.] Children:
24390.
24391- 2.
24393. iii
24394- 5. iv
24396.
24397- 9.
24400.
24401- 2.
24403.
24404- 5.
24406- 7.
24408- 9.
Noah Parsons b. Aug. 30 ; 1755.
Phebe Parsons b. Jan. 9, 1757, m. May 11, 1775, Oliver
Clark of Easthampton. She d. Aug. 6, 1785, aged 28,
mother of seven children.
Sylvanus Parsons b. Feb. 26, 1758.
Mindwell Parsons bp. June 3, 1759, m. in 1781, Eleazer
Strong,
v. Azariah Parsons bp. Jan. 11, 1761.
vi. Anne Parsons bp. Sept. 5, 1762, m. Oliver Parish of
Worthington, Mass., and for 2d husband Rev. John
Leland.
vii. Amasa Parsons bp. April 8, 1764.
viii. Miriam Parsons bp. Oct. 20, 1765, m. in 1793, Samuel
Hedge,
ix. Jerusha Parsons bp. Nov. 1, 1767, d. Feb. 1776.
x. Keziah Parsons bp. Sept. 17, 1769, m. Nov. 2, 1796,
Ebenezer Phelps.
xi. Gideon Parsons bp. Jan. 5, 1771, m. Dec. 5, 1793, Mercy
Parsons.
xii. Justus Parsons bp. Oct. 17, 1773, m. Oct. 19, 1S00,
Lydia Parsons of Worthington, Mass , d. March 7,
1834, aged 60.
Yin.
DESCENDANTS OF EXPERIENCE (STRONG) FILER
OF WINDSOR, CT.. DAUGHTER OF ELDER JOHN
STRONG OF NORTHAMPTON.
[2d Gen.] See page 19.
20-1. x. Experience Stroxo (dau. of Elder John Strong of North-
ampton, and Abigail Ford) bapt. Aug. 4, 1650. m. May 27, 1669, Ze-
rubbabel Filer of Windsor, Ct, b. Dec. 23, 1644 (son of Lieut. Walter
Filer of Windsor, aod Jane ) Fie d. April, 1715. [Lt. Walter Filer was
one of the first settlers of Windsor, going thither in 1636, from Dorchester,
.
1306 Descendants of Experience (Strong) Filer, of Windsor,
in company with Rev. John Warham. He was Deputy to the General
Court in 1647, and in 1CG1-3. He d. in 1C83. His estate was valued
at £318 6s. lOd. Jane his widow d. in 1690. He left two sons John and
Zerubbabel. John b. at Windsor, Sept. 12, 1642 : grad. at Harvard in
1666, and d. in 1723, leaving a large estate. In 1674, Lt. "Walter pur-
chased for his two sons land in Suffield (tbcn called " Stony River").
Zerubbabel moved to Suffield, but afterwards returned there again.] He
d. Oct. 2, 1714, and " left a good estate."
[3d Gen] Children :
Thomas Filer b, in Windsor, Jan. 25, 1669-70.
Jane Filer b. Jan. 1, 1671-2.
Zerubbabel Filer b. Oct. 31, 1673, d. soon.
Zerubbabel Filer (2d) b. Dec. 25, 1674, d. in 1714.
John Filer b. March 2, 1676 : went to Suffield, Ct., d.
Aug. 10, 1715.
Samuel Filer ") d. June 5, 1680.
[■twins b. at Suffield, Jan. 5, 1680.
' vii. Abigail Filer j d. June 9, 1680.
viii. Samuel Filer b. Sept. 26, 1681, at Suffield.
ix. Abigail Filer (2d) b. April 8, 1683, at Suffield.
x. Ensign Stephen Filer b. March 27, 1688, at Windsor : d.
Feb. 21, 1760.
xi. Ebenezer Filer b. Dec. 2, 1690, d. Dec. 16, 1690.
xii. Experience Filer b. Dec. 25, 1691.
xiii. Elizabeth Filer b. June 2, 1694.
24410-11
24412.
24413.
24414- 5
24416.
24417. vi
24418.
24419.
24420.
24421.
24422.
24423.
24424.
24410-11. i. Thomas Filer b. Jan. 25, 1669-70, m. Nov. 20, 1707,
Elizabeth Grant b. July 10, 1677 (dau. of John Grant of Windsor, and
Mary Hull). She d. Dec. 5, 1724 : a farmer at Windsor. Children :
24425. 1. Elizabeth Filer b. Aug. 17, 1708.
24426. 2. Thomas Filer, Jr., b. Nov. 9, 1709.
24427. 3. Samuel Filer b. Nov. 6, 1712, d. Aug. 27 1714
24428. " 4. Samuel Filer (2d) b. Dec. 19, 1716.
[3d Gen.]
24414-5. iv. Zerubbabel Filer b. Dec. 25, 1674, m. whom, not as-
certained : a farmer at Windsor, Ct., where he d. Jan. 29, 1761. His
wife d. Jan. 28, 1768. y / ,,
[4th Gen.] Children:
24429.
24430.
24431-
24433.
24434.
24435.
i.
ii.
iii.
Rachel Filer b. Sept. 29, 1706.
Experience Filer b. Feb. 7, 1707.
Samuel Filer b. in 1715, m. Oct. 11, 1739, Ann Stough-
ton b. June 3, 1719 (dau. of Sergt. Israel Stoughton,
of Windsor, and Mary Birge). She d. Dec. 1, 1784 •
he d. July 20, 1797, aged 82: a farmer at Windsor.
Children :
Ann Filer b. Nov. 18, 1741.
Amy Filer b. Jan. 5. 1745, d. April 11, 1794.
Elizabeth Filer b. Oct. 20. 1750.
Ct., Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Nortliampton. 1307
[3d Gen.]
24419. viii. Samuel Filer (son of Zerubbabel Filer, of Windsor,
and Experience Strong) b. at Suffield, Ct., Sept. 26, 16S1, m. Nov. 19,
1701, wife Abigail (family name unknown) : a farmer at Hebron, Ct.
He d. Sept. 13, 1710 phiTestate £129; she'd. Jan. 28, 1709-10.
[4th Gen.] Children :
24436. i. Abigail Filer b. Feb. 6, 1703. s. : -^ -
24437- 8. ii. Ann Filer b. Sept. 12, 1705, m. Jonathan Sackett, of
Hebron.
24439-40. iii. Samuel Filer, Jr., b. Sept. 9, 1707.
24441. iv. John Filer b. Feb. 19, 1709.
24437-8. ii. Ann Filer b. Sept. 12, 1705, m. Jan. 28, 1724-5, Jona-
than Sackett : a farmer in Hebron. Their children were :
24442. 1. Ann Sackett b. June 12, 1726. r
24443.
2. Jonathan Sackett b. Dec. 26, 1727.
[4th Gen.]
24439-40. iii. Samuel Filer, Jr., b. Sept 9, 1707, m. Oct. 4, 1727,
Amy Burnham : a farmer at Hebron.
[5th Gen.] Children :
24444- 5. i. Amy Filer b. Oct. 16, 1728, m. March 13, 1749-50,
David Carver of Hebron, and had a daughter Amy
Carver b. Jan. 22, 1750-1, who m. Feb. 3, 1773,
David Strong of Hebron. See page 815 for account of
her descendants.
24446- 7. ii. Lt. Samuel Filer b. Nov. 6, 1730.
24448- 9. iii. Abigail Filer b. Maach 30, 1733, m. Horace Walker.
24450- 1. iv. Ann Filer b. Dec. 28, 1736, m. May 5, 1757, Amos
Phelps of Hebron.
24452. v. Elizabeth Filer b. June 11, 1741.
24453- 4. vi. John Filer b. Feb. 12, 1743, m. Dec. 19, 1765 Mary
Fuller of Hebron.
24446-7. ii. Lt. Samuel Filer b. Nov. 6, 1730, a lawyer and large
landholder in Hebron, but lost his property in the Revolutionary war. He
m. Nov. 13, 1755, Mary White of Hebron. He d. in Granby, Mass.
in 1799.
[6th Gen] Children :
24455.
Samuel Filer b. in 1756, a Revolutionary soldier, he d.
of small pox given to him by inoculation in 1779.
24456- 7. ii. Anna Filer b. March 24, 1758, m. N<
24458- 9.
24460- 1.
, 1779, Capt.
See page 823, for account of her
Gurdon Filer b. Oct. 17, 1761, d. Feb. 12, 1841, je. 79.
Mary (" Molly") Filer b. April 29, 1764, m. Abel Root
Phinehas Strong,
descendants.
of Hebron.
1308 Descendants of Experience [Strong) Filer of Windsor,
24462- 3. v. Amy Filer b. Feb. 22, 1769, m. Nov. 25, 1787, Dan Root
of Hebron.
24464- 5. vi. John Filer b. Oct. 1, 1771, d. Aug. 10, 1850, aged 79.
1445S-9. Hi. Gurdon Filer b. Oct. 17, 1761, in. Aug. 28, 1788,
Hannah Barber of Hebron b. April 13, 1767 (dau. of Capt. Stephen
Barber and Alice Cass) : a farmer at Belchertown, Mass. Hed. Feb. 12,
1841. Sbe d. Dec. 18, 1841.
[7th Gen.] Children :
*24466. i. Samuel Filer b. at Hebron Jan. 31, 1791, d. of consump-
tion March 19, 18.12.
24467. ii. Josiah Filer b. Oct. 8, 1793, d. of consumption Oct. 1,1813
24465- 9. iii. Abigail Filer b. at Granby, Mass., Dec. 15, 1796, m.
Horace Walker.
24470- 1. iv. George Filer b. March 25, 1799, at Granby.
24472- 3. v. Maria Filer b. at Belchertown, Nov. 11, 1802, m. Feb.
6, 1S23, Adolpbus Strong of Belchertown, her cousin,
see page 828 for further details.
24468- 9. iii. Abigail Filer b. Dec. 15, 1796, m. Nov. 8, 1819,
Horace Walker b. Sept. 19, 1793 (son of Silas Walker and Dimmis Swe-
ton) : a farmer at Belchertown. Children :
24474- 5. 1. Henry Josiah Walker b. Feb. 11, 1821, in. Nov. 25, 1846,
Phila A. Crafts of Northampton, where he resides and
has two children :
24476. (1). Martha E. Walker b. Nov. 20, 1847, d. Oct, 15, 1864.
24477. (2). George H. Walker b. June 21, 1855.
24478- 9. 2. Sarah Walker b. Oct. 5, 1828, m. June 17, 1863, Samuel
D. Cowles : a carriage maker at Belchertown, Mass. ■
244S0- 1. 3. Emory Porter Walker b. Sept. 6, 1832, m. May 25, 1859,
Julia Hanks. One child :
24482. (1). Arthur E. Walker b. March 2, 1863.
• / 24483- 4. 4. Oliver Walker b. Sept. 13, 1841, m. Feb. 1867, Fanny
Griswold : lives at Northampton.
-7 ^-[6th Gen.]
24470-1. iv. George Filer (son of Gurdon and Hannah Filer) b.
March 25, 1799, ro. Dec. 2, 1824, Sophia Bridgman b. July 2, 1806 (dau.
of Theodore Bridgman of Belchertown, and Lucretia Warner): a mer-
chant at Belchertown. She d. July 29, 1869.
'»""' [7th Gen.] Children:
24478- 9. i. Jane Sophia Filer b. Nov. 28, 1825, m. July 4, 1853,
William Selden George b. March 3, 1825 (t<on of Gideon
George of New Hampshire, and Ruth Church), state
t/ printer at Lansing. Mich. One child:
21480. 1. Edmund Selden George b. Oct. 15, 1»55, at Charlestown,
Mass.
244S1. 2. Stella Augusta George b. Aug. 6, 1858, d. July 19, 1859.
-1
Ct., Daughter of Elder John Strong oj Northampton. 1309
244S2- 3. ii. Augusta Filer (dau. of George Filer and Sophia Bridg-
man) b. May 6, 1840, m. Jan. 29, 1861, Dewitt Clin-
ton Packard b. April 4, 1836 (son of Joel Packard of
Belchertown and Sopbronia Randall) : a dealer in car-
riages, horses and harnesses in Providence, R. I.
Children :
24484. 1. Lillie Eloise Packard b. June 5, 1863.
24485. 2. Grace Sophronia Packard b. Jan. 1, 1865.
; - -£&th Gen.]
24460-1. iv. Mary Filer (dau. of Samuel Filer, Jr., and Mary White)
b. April 29, 1764, m. Sept. 29, 1785, Abel Root b. Nov. 14, 1758, iu
Hebron, Ct.(son of William Root and Zeruiah Baldwin) : a farmer in He-
bron, Ct. He d. July 28, 1791.
{6th Gen.] Children :
24486- 7. i. Abel Root b. April 5, 1786, d. Feb. 20, 1836, aged 49.
24488- 9. ii. Aaron Root b. Feb. 8, 1788, d. April 18, 1883, aged 45.
24186-7. i. Abel Root b. April 5,
and afterwards (1815-18), at Charlton
den, N. Y., where he d. Feb. 20, 1836,
-^Mary Davis.
X?th Gen -1 Children:
1786, a farmer in Hebron, Ct.,
, N. Y., and (1818-36), at Swe-
aged 49. lie m. May 23, 1813,
24190- 1.
March 23, 1816,
Julianne Davis :
lived at Brockport,
no children : he d.
24492- 3. ii.
Erastus Root b.
N. Y. He m.
March, 1866.
Henry Root b. July 17, 1817 : a farmer at Brockport,
N. Y. : m. Jan. 183S, Sibyl C. Saulsbury. He has
had 5 children. See Root Genealogy (1870), p. 280.
iii. Eliza Ann Root b. Nov. 11, 1818, d. July 6, 1822.
iv. Harriet Rootb. March 10, 1820, d. July 17, 1822.
v. Sarah A. Rootb. April 11, 1822, m. Jan. 1840, Edwin
Clark : d. Oct. 18, 1848.
vi. Dr. John Root b. May 28, 1824, a physician at Batavia,
N. Y. He is 6 ft. 3 inches high. He m. Oct. 1850,
Margaret Billings. He has had 3 children.
vii. George Root b. Jan. 11, 1826, d. Nov. 2, 1826.
viii. Dr. Rufus W. Root b. April 17, 1827 : d. in Wisconsin,
Feb. 1855.
ix. Eliza Root b. Jan. 31, 1829, in. March, 1855, Harry
Potter.
— f6th Gen.]
24488-9. ii. Aaron Root (son of Abel Root and Mary Filer) b. Feb.
8, 1788, in Hebron, Ct,, m. Sept. 24, 1809, Celiuda Phelps. He was a
farmer at Hebron, Ct., ami afterwards (1S15-18), at Charlton, N. Y., and
Sweden, Monroe Co., N. Y. (1818-33). He d. April IS, 1833, aged 45.
ii] 69
24494.
24495.
24496-
24498-
24500.
24501.
24502- 3.
P 1310 Descendants of Experience (Strong) Filer of Windsor,
[7th Gen.] Children :
24504- 5. i. Eveline E. Root, b. Sept. 7, 1810, id. Oct. 27, 1830,
Dr. Ralph A. Gillett of Lyons, N. T. She d. Jan. 15,
1845, aged 34. They have 3 children :
24506- 7. 1. Eliza E. Gillett b. Jan. 27, 1834, m. Jan. 27, 1851,
Ralph Ross.
24508. 2. Dr. Augustus F. Gillett of Lyons, N. Y., b. Oct. 8, 1839.
24509-10. 3. Dr. Judson A. Gillett b. Aug. 24, 1842, m. in 1862
Eliza Porter : a physician at Albion, N. Y.
24511. ii. Betsey E. Rootb. Oct. 1, 1812, d. April 7, 1853, set. 41.
24512- 3. iii. Frederic P. Root b. Oct. 23, 1814, m. Oct. 15, 1839,
Marian E. Phelps : a farmer in Sweden, N. Y. His
children are :
Marian E. Root b. March 10, 1841. m. June 20, 1866,
Geo. R. Ward of Erockport, N. Y.
24514- 5. 1
24516- 7. 2
24518- 9. 3.
Aaron F. Root b. Sept. 27, 1842 : a farmer at Sweden,
N. Y., m. June 12, 1866, Elizabeth Brockway.
Eveline E. Root b. June 22, 1847, m. Dec. 25, 1868,
Henry Hart.
24520- 1. iv. Andrew Rootb. March 25, 1817, lived at Sweden, N. Y. :
m. Jan. 1, 1838, Almira Howard. He d. July, 1800.
His children are :
24522- 3. 1. Elmina Root b. Aug. 1840, m. Nov. 1868, Charles Ward.
24524- 5. 2. Seymour Root b. Nov. 1842, m. Nov. 1867, Lucy Reed.
24526- 7. 3. Mary Root b. July, 1844, m. Oct. 1863, Egbert Stickney :
she d. Dec. 1865.
24528- 9. 4. Ella A. Root b. Sept. 1848, m. Dec. 1S67, Lorenzo Flagg.
24530. 5. Frederic Hoot b. Dec. 1850.
24531. v. Mart Ann Root b. Dec. 31, 1818, d. Sept. 11, 1820.
24532. vi. Abel Root b. March 3, 1821, d. Aug. 7, 1822.
24533- 4. vii. Filer Aaron Rootb. April 26, 1823, and d. April, 1854,
aged 31. He lived in Sweden, N. Y. He m. Oct. 15,
1844, Clarissa Howard. His children are :
24535. 1. Asa Root b. Nov. 1845.
24536- 7. 2. Helen Root b. June 23, 1847, m. June, 1867, Mark F.
Peake, of Swedeu, N. Y.
24538. 3. John Root b. April, 1850.
24539. via. Mary S. Root b. May 20, 1S25, d. June 20, 1842, aged
17.
24540- 1. ix. Darwin Rootb. Sept, 13, 1827, m. Jan. 20, 1848, Al-
mira Locke, he lived in Sweden, N. Y. He d. Feb.
8, 1854. He had one child :
24542- 3. 1. Adel Root b. May, 1849, m. Dec. 1867, Rufus H. Root
b. July 5, 1846 (son of Henry. Root, of Brockport,
N. Y., and Sibyl C. Saulsbury).
24544- 5. x. Joel E. Root b. Aug. 9, 1S29, and d. Nov. 1859, aged
30. He m. Feb. 10, 1852, Alvira Kittredge. He
lived in Sweden, N. Y. He had a child :
24540. 1. Carrie A. Root b. Oct. 1S56.
Ol., Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1311
[5th Gen.]
244G4-5. vi. John Filer b. Oct. 1,1771 (son of Lt. Samuel Filer,
Jr., of Hebron, and Mary White) m. Polly Taylor b. in 1774. She d.
Sept. 12, 1832, and he m. for 2d wife May 24, 1S33, widow Mary Maria
Hale b. in 1796. She d. April 19, 1319, aged 53. He was a farmer at
<a Balchertown. He d. Aug. 10, 1850, aged 79,
[6th Gen.] Children :
24547- 8. i. Nancy Filer m.'a Mr. Rice of Granby.
24549-50. ii. Humphrey Taylor Filer.
24551. iii. John Filer who d. early.
By second wife :
24552. iv. Abigail Filer b. Sept. 17, 1834.
24553. v. Hannah Filer b. April 28, 1S37.
"7 [Bth Gen.]
24549-50. ii. Humphrey Taylor Filer m. about 1828, Louisa Town
b. Oct. 6, 1810 (dau. of Abner Town of Belchertown, and Keziah Fair-
field). He was engaged extensively in the carriage business at Belcher-
town. He d. and his widow m. Dea. William Phelps. She resides now
(1870) at Stafford Springs, Conn.
, ^ [7th Gen.] Children :
24554. i. Charles Humphrey Filer b. Oct. 13, 1830.
24555. ii. Mary Clarissa Filer b. May 6, 1832, d. Jan. 18, 1833.
24556. iii. Louisa M. Filer b. Dec. 10, 1S34, d. Aug. 6, 1835.
24557. iv. John Taylor Filer b. Jan. 18, 1840, d. July 12, 1859.
24558. v. Samuel J. Filer b Sept 5, 1842.
24559. vi. Emily L. Filer b. Aug. 21, 1844.
245G0. vii. Stephen H Filer b. Jan. 6, 1847.
IX.
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL STRONG, SON OF
ELDER JOHN STRONG, BOTH OF NORTH-
AMPTON.
[2d Gen.] See page 19.
22-3. xi. Samuel Strong twin with Joseph (son of Elder John
Strong and Abigail Ford) b. Aug. 5, 1052, m. June 19, 1684, Esther
Clapp b. July, 1656 (dau. of Pea. Edward Clapp of Dorchester, Mass.,
— bro.ofCapt. Roger Clapp — and Susannah ) a farmer at Northampton,
Mass., where he d. Oct. 29, 1732, aged 80. His wife Esther d. Jan. 26,
1098, and he in. Oct. 23, 1G9S, for 2d wife Mrs. Ruth Wright widow of
13] 2 Descendants 0/ Samuel Strcmg, of Northampton,
Joseph Wright, ne'e Sheldon. [Joseph Wright was b. June 2, 1657, and
d. aged 39, Feb. 16, 1697. He m. Ruth Sheldon Nov. 6, 1679.] She
was b. Aug. 27, 1663, and was the daughter of Isaac Sheldon, the settler,
of Windsor, Ct., and Mary Woodford.
[3d Gen.] Children :
- 24561- 2.-i. Esther Strong b. April 30, 1685, m. Nathaniel White, Jr.
245C3. ii. SAMUEL Strong b. Jan. 21, 16S7, killed by Indians Aug.
10, 1711.
24564- 5. iii. Susannah Strong b. Feb. 26, 1688, m. about 1716, John
Lane of Iladley, Mass., and afterwards of Granby and
Southampton.
24566. iv. Abigail Strong b. Jan. 1, 1689, d. soon.
24567- 9'.J v. Aeigail Strong (2d) b. Nov. 23, 1690, m. Aug. 12, 1720,
Samuel Church of Iladley, and for 2d husband in 173S,
Ebenezer Chapin of Springfield.
24570. vi. Christian Strong b. March 1, 1692.
24571- 2. vii. Nehemiah Strong b. about 1694-5.
24573- 4. viii.EzRA Strong b. Oct. 14, 1697.
By second -wife :
24575- 6. ix. Mary Strong b. May 19, 1701, m. May 18, 1720, Natha-
niel Edwards.
24577. x. JosErn Strong b. May 9, 1703 : d. April 16, 1705.
24578- 9. xi. Josiah Strong b. Aug. 17, 1705.
24580- 1. xii. Dea. Samuel Strong"(2dj b. Feb. 11, 1712-13.
24561-2. i. Esther Strong (dau. of Samuel Strong, and Esther
Clapp) b. April 30, 16S5, m. May 10, 1709, Nathaniel White of S.
Hadley, Mass., b. Nov. 4, 1680 (son of Dea. Nathaniel White of Hadley,
and Elizabeth Savage). He d. May 28, 1762, aged 81 ; and she d. Aug.
11, 1756, aged 71. He was chosen in 1740, one of the selectmen and
assessors of Hadley, which then included the present town of S. Hadley :
a farmer.
[4th Gen.] Children :
Nathaniel White b. April 10, 1710.
Samuel White b. Oct. 22, 1711, d. Nov. 22, 1711.
Timothy White b. Aug. 9, 1712, d. Aug. 15, 1712.
Submit White b. Aug. 21, 1713, m. July 4, 1753, Wil-
liam Judd, and for 2d husband, Dea. John Clarke of
Southampton.
Esther White b. Dec. 4, 1715, m. Samuel Dickinson.
Jonathan White b. Jan. 29, 1717. d. Aug. 2, 1789.
vii. Christian White b. June 6, 1720, d. July 13 1720
'".A child b. and d. Jan. 2, 1722.
Christian White (2d) b. May 9, 1723, d. Dec. 11, 1732.
Samuel White b. Oct, 1. 1725, d. Oct. 25 1745 a^ed ,;>
A child b. and d. March 17, 1728.
Nathaniel White, Jr., b. April 10, 1710, m. Nov. 24,
Bascum b. Sept. 16, 1713 (dau. of Thomas Bascoin of
245S2- 3.
i.
24584.
ii.
24585.
iii.
24586- 8.
iv.
24589-90.
v.
24591- 2.
vi.
24593.
\ii
24594.
viii
24595.
ix.
2459 G.
X
24597.
xi.
245^2-3
. i.
1741, Mar
tha
J w
Son of Elder John Strong of Northamj^ton. 1313
Northampton, and Hannah Catlin of Deerfield). He was a farmer at
S. Hadley, Mass., and eminently pious. He d. March 23, 1787, aged 77.
She d. Dec. 6, 1796, aged 83.
[5th Gen.] Children:
24598. i. Timothy White b. 1743, d. unmarried Feb. 21, 1789,
aged 46.
24599-00. ii. Samuel White b. Oct. 3, 1747, d. Jan. 22, 1817, aged 69.
24601- 2. iii. Nathaniel White b. Nov. 28, 1749, d. Oct. 15, 1828,
aged 79.
24603. iv. Christian White b. 1751, d. unmarried May 5, 1801,
aged 50.
24604. v. Ezekiel White, M.D., b. in 1754 : a physician at S.
Hadley, and a teacher of music, d. unmarried Nov.
3, 1789, aged 35.
24605- 6. vi. Ebenezer White b. May 6, 1756, d. March 29, 1829,
aged 72.
24607. vii. Ezra White b. May, 175S, d. unmarried April 7, 1790,
aged 32.
24599-00. ii. Samuel White (son of Nathaniel White, Jr., and
Martha Bascom) b. Oct. 3, 1747, m. Sept. 1771, Mary Collins b. Dec.
14, 1748 : resided at S. Hadley, where he d. Jan. 22, 1817, aged 69.
[6th Gen.] Children:
24608- 9. i. Sarah White b. Sept, 8, 1772, m. Marcus Cole of Con-
way, Mass., d. Sept. 1846, aged 74 : had son Horace
Cole.
24610-11. ii. Luther White b. July 9, 1774, m. Dec. 1800, Elizabeth
Walden of Wilbraham, Mass. He d. Oct. 20, 1S04
(drowned in the Connecticut) : she d. aged 80. They
had children Elisha and Luthera.
24612. iii. Electa White b. Oct. 1776, d. Dec. 1777.
24613- 4. iv. Electa White (2d)b.Sept. 13, 1778, m. Josiah Thompson.
She d. Aug. 25, 1822, aged 44 : he d. Oct. 25, 1822,
u^ed 43. They had children : Milton; Luther ; Almira,
and Erasmus Darwin Thompson.
24615. v. Mary White b. Jan. 2, 1781, d. unmarried May 8, 1830,
aged 49.
24616. vi. Lucretia White b. April 27, 1783, d. unmarried Oct. 10,
1847, aged 64.
24617. vii. Jekusha White b. Sept. 28, 1785, d. unmarried Oct. 10,
1812, aged 27.
24618- 9. viii. Clarine White b. April 3, 1789, m. April 4, 1815,
Elijah Dickinson of Hadley. He d. March 22, 1848,
a^ed 64. He was son of John Dickinson and Abigail
Alexander, and was b. Oct. 10, 17S3. Children :
24620- 1.1. Elijah Walden Dickinson b. Feb. 29, 1816, m. Nov. 12,
1839, Mary A. Cros^ett.
24622- 3. 2. Jerusha Dickinson b. Feb. 15, 1819, m. Nov. 25, 1817,
Warren S. Judd.
24624. 3. Alphouzo Dickinson b. Nov. 3, 1821.
1314 Descendants of Samuel Strong of Northampton,
24025- 6. 4. Samuel Collins Dickinson b. Dec. 11, 1824, m. May 16,
1846, Rachel S. Parsons.
>> 24627. 5. Emraeline Dickinson b. Nov. 5, 1826, d. Sept. 1, 1847.
rJ < 24628. 6. Luther White Dickinson b. Nov. 30, 1830.
..< . '"[5th Gen.]
^ 24001-2. iii. Nathaniel White, Jr. (son of Nathaniel White and
Esther' Strong) b. Nov. 28, 1749, m. May 14, 1778, Huldah Clark b.
Feb. 5, 1748 (dau. of Eliakim-Clark and Martha Bascom): a farmer at
S. Hadley and after 1794, at Easthamptou : a Revolutionary soldier.
He d. Oct. 15, 1828, aged 79 : she d. Feb. 20, 1826, aged 78.
[6th Gen.] Children :
24629-30. i.
24631- 2. ii
24633- 4. ii
24637.
24638- 9. vi.
Levi White b. Feb. 14, 1779, m. Miriam Alvord.
Huldaii White b. Jan. 20, 1781, m. Asahel Parsons, Jr.,
of Easthampton : d. April 29, 1842.
Clark White b. Dec. 16, 1782, m. May 17, 1827, Sarah
Kingsley b. in 1783 (dau. of Samuel Kingsley of West-
hampton) who d. Jan. 4, 1836, and he m. Sept. 14,
1836, Irene Parsons b. Sept. 11, 17S8 (dau. of David
Parsons of Westhampton).
24635- 6. iv. Jemima White b. Sept. 14, 1784, m. Jan. 1, 1836, Ju-
lius Phelps who d. Jan. 13, 1858, aged 78.
Nathaniel White b. Aug. 23, 1786, d. unmarried at
Pittsfield, Mass., Oct. 1830.
Theodosia White b. Julv 29, 1788, m. April 10, 1828,
John Ilannum who d. Oct. 23, 1852.
24640- 1. vii. Ezekiel White b. Jan. 12, 1791, m. Rachel Janea and
for 2d wife, M. H. Bates.
[5th Gen.]
24605-6. vi. Ebenezer White (son of Nathaniel White of S. Hadley
and Martha Bascom) b. May 6, 1756 : lived at S. Hadley and Ludlow,
Mass., where he d. March 29, 1S29, aged 73. He m Sept. 26, 1793,
Ruth Lyman b. Dec. 9, 1765 (dau. of Benjamin Lyman of Easthampton),
who d. March 11, 1839, aged 73.
[6th Gen.] Children:
24642- 3. i. Ezra White b. Aug. 4, 1794, m. Mary Wright.
24644- 5. ii. Lyman White b. April 16, 1796, m. Anna Granger.
Martha White b. Nov. 5, 1797, d. Oct. 17, 1803.
RuTn White b. Sept. 15, 1799, m. Elihu Dwight of Bel-
chertown.
Christian White b. July 24, 1801, m. William Town, a
joiner at Whitehall, N. Y.
Hannah White b. July 17, 1803, m. Solon Lyon, a
farmier at Ludlow, Mass.
vii. Randolph White b. Aug. 20, 1805, m. Ruth Lyon,
viii. Martha White b. Oct. 23, 1807, m. Addison Everett,
of Middlefield, Mass., resides ;it Princeton, 111.
ix. Ebenezer White, Jr., b. Dec. 13, 1810, m. Louisa Wright,
and for 2d wife, E. Crouch.
24646. iii.
24647- 8. iv.
24649-50. .
24051- 2. vi.
24653- 4.
6.
24655-
24657-
Son of Elder John Strong oj Northampton. 1315
[4th Gen.]
24589-90. v. Esther White (dau. of Nathl. White, of S. Hadley,
and Esther Strong) b. Dec. 4, 1715, m. about 1742, Samuel Dickinson,
of Granby, b. Oct, 1G, 1712 (sou of Samuel Dickinson, of Shutesbury, and
Hannah Marsh), who d. Feb. 10, 1750, aged 37.
[5th Gen.] Children:
24659-60. i. Hannah Dickinson b. Dec. 3, 1743, m. Waitstill Dick-
inson.
24661- 2. ii. Christian Dickinson b. Oct. 5, 1745, m. a Barton.
24663. iii. Samuel Dickinson b. May 15. 1747.
24664. iv. Eli Dickinson b. Nov. 10, 1749.
[4th Gen.]
24591-2. vi. Jonathan White (son of Nathaniel White of S. Hadley,
and Esther Strong) b. Jan. 29, 1717; a farmer at S. Hadley, Mass., where
he d. Aug. 2, 1789, aged 72. He m. Dorcas Alvord b. March 28, 1720
(dau. of John Alvord of S. Hadley and Dorcas Lyman) who d. Nov. 24,
1744, aged 24, and he m. for 2d wife Feb. 6, 1745, Lydia Rugg b. Jan.
1, 1723 (dau. of Samuel Rugg and Hannah his wife). She d. Nov. 18,
1802, aged 80.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first marriage:
Enoch White b. Nov. 8, 1744, d. Nov. 15, 1744.
By second marriage :
Enoch White (2d) b. Feb. 1747, m. Susannah Goodman.
Phineas White b. in 1743, d. Sept. 5, 1709, while at
Yale Coll.
Thankful White b. Sept. 21, 1752, in. March 6, 1770,
Aaron White b. May 29, 1744 (son of Thomas White
of S. Hadley and Mindwell Alvord).
Esther White b. about 1755, m. about 1774, Enos
Goodman b. March 4, 1751 (son of Thomas Goodman
of Hadley and Rebecca Sbepard) lived at Masonville,
N. Y. Their children were : 1. Cvnthia b. Aug. 25,
1775. 2. Erastus b. Aug. 15, 1777. 3. Phineas b.
May 12, 1780. 4. Enos b. July 16, 1782. 5. Cleopas
b. Dec. 8, 1784. 6. Esther b. July 23, 1787. 7.
Thomas b. Aug. 22, 1789. 8. Tryphosa b. April 15,
1792. 9. Sophia b. Dec. 17, 1794.
Lydia White b. in 1759, m. Darius Smith of S. Hadley,
who removed to Susquehanuah, N. Y., and d. Aug. 11,
1820, aged 74.
6. vii. Phebe White m. Gad Alvord of Granby, Mass , b.
June 27, 1759, son of Gad Alvord of S. Hadley and
Lydia Smith.
[3d Gen.]
24567-9. v. Abigail Strong (dau. of Samuel Strong and Esther Clapp)
b. Nov. 23, 1690, m. Aug. 12, 1720, Samuel Church, Jr., as his 2d wife.
24665. i.
24666- 7. ii.
24668. iii
24669-70. iv
24671- 2. v.
24673- 4. vi.
24675-
1316 Descendants of Samuel Strong of Northampton,
He was b. Aug. 19, 1GG7, and was the son of Samuel Church and Mary
Churchill, as is believed. His first wife was Abigail Harrison whom he
m. July 7, 1G92, and who d. Sept. 7, 1717. He d. about 1737, and she
m. for a 2d husband Oct. 12, 1738, Ebenezer Chapin.
[4th Gen.] Children :
By first marriage :
24677. i. Samuel Church d. April 28, 1703.
24678- 9. ii. Martha Church b. Sept. 23, 1694, m. Jan. 5, 1715,
John White.
24680- 1. iii. Abigail Church b. Dec. 25, 1696, m. May 7, 1723,
Samuel Warner.
A child b. and d. June 16, 1699.
Richard Church b. Sept. 20, 1700.
IV.
V.
vi. Nathaniel Church b/Feb. 7, 1704.
vii. Samuel Church (2d) b. Aug. 21, 1706.
b. Feb. 2, 1710, m. June 14, 1733,
24682.
24683.
24684.
24685.
24686- 7. viii. Experience Chui-cl
Joseph Wright.
24688. ix. Joseph Church b. Jan. 28, 1728.
[3d Gen.]
24571-2. vii. Nehemiah Strong (son of Samuel Strong of North-
ampton, and Esther Clapp) b. in 1694 : removed to Amherst, Mass.,
about 1741, m. about 1728, widow Hannah Edwards, b. March 4, 1697
(dau. of Jonathan French of Northampton, and Sarah Warner, and pre-
viously wife of Nathaniel Edwards — son of Samuel Edwards, and Sarah
Pomeroy — whom she m. Sept. 3, 1719, and who was slain by the Indians,
Aug. 26, 1724). She d. Aug. 31, 1761, aged 64. He m. April 24,
1764, for 2d wife, widow Catharine Barrett of Sunderland, Mass. He
d. Feb. 28, 1772, at Amherst, aged 78.
[4th Gen.] Children :
*24669-70. i. Prof. Nehemiah Strong b. Feb. 24, 1730 : grad at Yale
in 1755 : tutor at Yale (1757-60) : settled as pastor at
Granby, Ct. (« Turkey Hills "), Jan. 21, 1761- 8. In
Dec. 1770, hs became Prof, of Mathematics, and Natu-
ral Philosophy (the first one of the kind) at Yale Col-
lege : resigned his office in 1781: studied law but
practised little : resided for a time at New Milford,
Ct., whence he removed to Bridgeport, Ct., where he
d. Aug. 12, 1807, aged 77 : " a man of vigorous under,
standing, says Prest. Dwight of him. He m. a sup-
* posed widow whose husband, not having perished at
sea as had been universally believed, returned unex-
pectedly and claimed his wife, who left her second
husband for her first. No children.
*24671-2. ii. Mary Strong b. Feb. 21, 1732, m. Lt. Solomon Boltwood
of Amherst, d. Aug. 1, 1814, aged 82 : a woman of
very superior abilities, and of like grade for intellect
with her brother Judge Strong.
*24673-4. iii. Hon. Simeon Strong, LL.D., b. March 6, 1736, d. Dec.
14, 18U5, ayed G9.
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1317
*24671-2. ii. Mary Strong (dau. of Nehetniah Strong of Amherst,
and Hannah French) b. Feb. 21, 1732, in. Aug. 29, 1751, Lieut. Solo-
mon Boltwood, of Amherst, Mass., b. Dec. 26, 1727 (son of Solomon
Boltwood of Hadley aud widow Mary Pantry previous wife of John Pan-
try, Jr., of Hartford, Ct., and dau. of John Norton of Farmington, Ct.).
He d. May 17, 1777, aged 49; she d. Aug. 1, 1814, aged 82, 37 years a
widow. He was a farmer. [Nos. 246C9-89 repeated here by mistake.]
[5th Gen.] Children:
*24675. i. Ebenezer Boltwood b. July 23, 1752 : grad. at Harvard
in 1773 : a merchant in Amherst, Mass., where he d.
unmarried, July 23, 1804, a<j;ed 52.
*24676-7. ii. Samuel Boltwood b. June 12", 1751, d. March 2, 1808,
aged 53.
*24G78. iii. Martha' Boltwood b. April 1, 1756, d. Oct. 2, 1778
aged 22.
*24679-81. iv. Mart Boltwood b. Aug. 2, 1758, in. Moses Dickinson,
Jr., aird for 2d husband Daniel Cooley; she d. Jau.
10, 1795, aged 36.
*24082-3. v. Solomon BoUwood b. May 25, 1760, d. Dec. 12, 1805
a^ed 45.
*24684. vi. Hannah Boltwood b. April 21, 1762, d. Dec. 13, 1734,
aged 22.
*246S5-6. vii. Jemima Boltwood b. Dec. 18, 1763, m. Oct. 1G, 1805, as
his 2d wife, William Brewer of Wilbraham, Mass., b.
there Nov. 8, 1744 (sou of Isaac Brewer and Mary
Bliss). He d. there June 11, 1830, aged 85, where
she also d. July 29, 1850, aged SO. See page 12S4.
They had one child:
*246S7. 1. Solomon Boltwood Brewer b. Oct. 7, 1808, who d. March >
14, 1814, aged 5.
*24688-9. viii. Keziaii Boltwood b. Dec. IS, 17G3, m. Dr. Abiah South-
worth of Pelham, Mass., d. April 28, 1835, aged 71.
*24690. ix. Elijah Boltwood b. Aug. 31, 1700, d. Feb. 3, 1776,
aged 9.
*24691. x. Elisha Boltwood b. Sept. 16, 1767.
*24676-7. ii. Samuel Boltwood b. June 12, 1754: a farmer in Con-
way and Amherst, Mass., where he d. March 2, 1808, aged 53. He m.
Judith Nash b. in 1756 (dau. of Dea. John Nash of Amherst, and Mary
Graves of Hatfield). She d. April 28, 1832, aged 7G.
[6th Gen.] Children :
24692- 3. i. Martha Boltwood b. Doc. 4, 1778, m. John Arms of
Conway.
24694- 5. ii. Hon. Elijah Boltwood b. Feb. 19, 1780, a farmer and
hotel-keepcrat Amherbt: agenial man : amemberof the
Mass. Legislature in IS29, J 34, and '35. He in. Nov.
5, 1807, Eliza Almy, dau. of Tillinghast Almy and
Hannah Chase. He d. without issue, April 13, 1855,
ii] 70
1318 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
aged 75. She was b. Feb. 3, 1782, in Portsmouth,
R. I., and d. March 16, 1850, aged GS.
24692-3. i. Martha Boltwood b. Dec. 4, 1778, m. Jan. 3, 1800,
Hon. John Armsb. in Conway, Feb. 26, 1774 (son of Consider Arms and
Mercy Catlin) : a farmer at Conway : a member of the Constitutional Con-
vention of Mass., in 1820, and of the Mass. Legislature'three times (1S24,
'37 and '45), and County Commissioner for several years. He d. in Con-
way, July 24, 1856, aged 82 : she d. Feb. 22, 1867, aged 88.
[7th Gen.] Children :
24696- 7. i. Wealthy Arms b. Aug. 25, 1800, m. Robert Allen
Coffin.
24698. ii. Dorothy Arms b. Feb. 25, 1802, resides unmarried in
Conway.
Isbael Arms b. Feb. 29, 1804.
Solomon Boltwood Arms b. Oct. 6, 1805 : a farmer in,
Conway, unmarried.
Judith Nash Arms b. Aug. 13, 1807, m. Edmund Burke.
Julia Ann Arms b. June 6, 1809, m. Rev. Dr. Dwight
T °
Ives.
John Arms b. Sept. 29, 1811, d. unmarried May 28,
1836, aged 24.
viii. Martha Arms b. March 25, 1813, m. Rev. Horatio Nel-
son Graves.
Elijah Arms b. Aug. 11, 1815 : a farmer and tailor in
Conway, unmarried.
Catharine Catlin Arms b. Oct. 8, 1816, d. unmarried
Nov. 27, 1842, aged 26.
Mary Jane Arms b7 Feb. 16. 1818, m. RufusRowe Graves.
Edward Arms b. Feb. 11, and d. Feb. 25, 1819.
xiii. Cornelia Jeanette Arms b. Oct. 21, 1820, m. Erastus
Augustus Graves.
24714. xiv. Caroline Augusta Arms b. Aug. 14, 1822, d. April 20,
1845, ajred 22.
24699-00.
24701.
iii.
iv.
24702- 3.
24704.
v.
vi.
24705.
vii.
24706.
viii
24707.
ix.
24708.
x.
24709-10.
24711.
24712- 3.
xi.
xii.
xiii
24696-7. i. Wealthy Arms b. Aug. 25, 1800, m. March 13, 1827,
Robert Allen Coffin b. in Williamsburgh, Mass., Aug. 23, 1801 (son of
Matthew Coffin and Betsey Allen). He was grad. at Amherst Coll. in
1825 : Principal of academies in Northampton and Ashfield, Mass. ;
New Ipswich, N. II., Warren, R. I. ; West Tisbury and Falmouth, Mass.,
Pawtucket, R. I., and Norwalk, Ct.
[8th Gen.] Children:
24715. i. Emily Frances Coffin b. March 7, 1839, d. in Conway
June 13, 1851, aged 12.
24716- 7. ii. Adeline Cornelia Coffin b. in.W. Tisbury, Jan. 2, 1842,
m. Rev. Adoniram Judson Chaplin b. in Danvers, Mass.,
Feb. 15, 1817 (son of Rev. Jeremiah Chaplin, D.D., and
Marcia O'Brien) ^rad. at Columbian Coll. D.C. in
1812 : a Bapt. clergyman at Wickford R. I ; Benning-
• jSon of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1319
ton, Vt.; Dover, Catakill and Franklin, N. Y. ; and
since 1803, at Conway, Mass. No children.
24718. iii. Mary Eliza Coffin b. in Falmouth Aug. 13, 1845, d.
March 5, 1847, in South Norwalk, Ct.
[7th Gen.]
24699-00. iii. Israel Arms (son of Hon. John Arms and Martha
Boltwood) b. Feb. 29, 1804, m. May 28, 1825, Julia Ann Parsons b.
Nov. 29, 1804 (dau. of Levi Parsons of Conway, and Philinda Warren)
a farmer in Webster, Mich. (1826-36) and at Brighton, Mich. (1836-56)
where he d. Pec. 13, 1856, aged 52. She has resided since Feb. 1858,
at South Lyon, Mich.
[8th Gen.] Children:
24719-20. i. Harriet Ann Arms b. in Conway, April 4, 1826, m.
May 31, 1849, Rev. Sylvester Calkins b. in Perrington,
N. Y., Oct. 16, 1819 (eon of Eleazer Ellis Calkins and
Anna Blood) a Methodist minister at various places in
Michigan. No children.
24721- 2. ii. John Arms b. Nov. 6, 1828, in Webster.
24723- 4. iii. Nancy Elvira Arms b. June 20, 1830, m. Seth Bid well.
24725- 6. iv. Eleanor Pilcher Anns b. May 18, 1S32, m. April 24,
1S55, Elisha Avery Calkins b. April 30, 1823, in Per-
riugton, N. Y. (son of Eleazer E. Calkins and Anna
Blood) resides in South Lyon, Mich. Their children are :
24727. 1. Caroline Calkins b. July 14, 1856, in South Lyon, Mich.
24728. 2. Eleazer E. Calkins b. April 12, 1866.
24729-30. v. Henry Colclazer Arms b. April 8, 1S34, m. Nov. 15,
1857, Elzina Glines b. in [lartlaud, Mich., April 8,
183S (dau. of John Glines and Judah Maxfield) : a
carpenter. They have one child :
24731. 1. Frank A. Armsb. in Hartland, Mich., Jan. 28, 1S59.
24732- 3. vi. Edwin Israel Arms b. Feb. 7, 1840, in Brighton, Mich.,
m. July 4, 186S, Alice May Gready b. in South Lyon-
Mich., June 22, 1846 (dau. of James Gready and Es-
ther Wasson) : a house builder iu S. Lyon, Mich.
24734- 5. vii. Julia Ann Arms b. Aug. 30, 1842, in. Aug. 26, 1869,
Hugh Taylor Smith b. in Noyi, Mich., Oct. 21, 1844
(son of Hu^h Smith and Eliza Smith) : a farmer in
New Hudson, Oakland Co., Mich.
24736. viii. Catharine Rosella Arms b. July 2, 1846, m. Nov. 9,
1869, Joshua Harker b. in Gisbro (near Stockton),
En°-. Feb. 13, 1S45 (sou of Joseph Harker and Mar-
garet' Teasdale) a carriage maker in South Lyon, Mich.
[8th Gen.]
24721-2. ii. John Arms b. Nov. 6, 1828, m. Dec. 21, 1851, Martha
Jane Crane b. in Middlebury, Vt., May 22, 1834 (dau. of Chester Alonzo
Crane and Louisa Maria Dickerman) : a manufacturer of grain cradles at
Brighton, Mich.
<l
1320 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton.
[9th Gen.] Children :
24737. i. Harriet Louisa Arms b. June 13, 1S53.
24738. ii. Mary Alice Arms b. in Brighton, Mich., Aug. 30, 1354.
24739. iii. Philinda. Gaston Arms b. in Milford, Mich., April IS,
1857, d. May 1G, 18G0.
24740. iv. Sylvester Calkins Arms b. Nov. 25, 1858, in Milford,
d. May 19, 1800.
24741. v. Chester Elmer Arms b. in Brighton, Mich., Aug. 6,
18G0.
24742. vi. Bertha Estella Arms b. Sept, 14, 1864.
24743. vii. Clara Olaetta Arms b. Sept. 18, 1S00.
24744. viii. Elsie Lois Arms b. April 26, 1870, d. May 22, 1870.
[8th Gen.]
24723—4. iii. Nancy Elvira Arms (dau. of Israel Arms and Julia
Ann Parsons) b. June 20, 1830, m. Dec. 19, 1850, Seth Bidwell b. in
Sherman, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1811 (son of Ozias Pitkin Bidwell and Mary
Wetherly) : a farmer in Brighton, Mich.
[9th Gen.] Children:
24745. . i. Franklin Elijah Bidwell b. May 29, 1855.
24746. ii. Ella May Bidwell b. April 12, 1858.
24747. iii. Emma Estelle Bidwell b. Feb. 18, 1861.
24748-. iv. Anna Bell Bidwell b. July 13, 18G3.
24749. v. Edwin Leslie Bidwell b. Au£. 21, 1868.
[7th Gen.]
24502-3. v. Judith Nash Arms (dau. of Hon. John Arms and
Martha Boltwood) b. Aug. 13, 1807, m. May 20, 1827, Edmund Burke
b. in Warwick, R. I., Feb. 27, 1802 (son of Edward Burke and Phebe
Arnold) : a manufacturer in North Adams, and Conway, Mass., where
he d. Oct. 6, 1865, aged 63. His widow resides now (1S70), in Conway.
; [8th Gen.] Children : (all born in North Adams).
24750. i. Ellen Burke b. Sept. 9, 1829, d. Dec. 22, 1843.
24751. ii, Charles Burke b. Aug. 23, 1832 : a manufacturer iu
Conway, where he d. unmarried, Dec. 17, 1869, aged
37.
24752. iii. Jonx Burke b. May 20, 1834 : a merchant in New York.
24753. iv. Edmund Burke b. May 20, 1836 : a merchant in Chi-
cago, 111.
24754. v. Katie Burke b. April l,1845,d. in Conway, Sept. 9, 1852.
[7th Gen.]
24904. vi. Julia Ann Arms (dau. of Hon. John Arms and Martha
Boltwood) b. June 6, 1S09, m. April 5, 1836, Rev. Dwight Ives, D.D.,
b. Sept. 20, 1805 (son of Abraham Ives of Hulyoke, Mass., and Eunice
Day) : grad. at Brown University in 1835 : a Baptist clergyman settled
at Alton. 111. (1836-39), and since 1839 at Suffield, Ct.
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1321
[8th Gen.] Children :
24755.
24756.
24757.
24758.
24759.
24760.
Julia Augusta Ives b. Feb. 19, 1837, d. Feb. 28, 1837.
John Howard Ives b. Sept. 16, 1S3S, d. April 16, 1S46.
Edward Dwight Ives b. March 3, 1840, d. March 10, 1S41.
Julia Catharine Ivesb. April 11, 1842, d. May 29, 1843.
William Carey Ives b. March 9, 1844 : grad. at Yale in
1865, and at the Yale Law School in 1868 : a lawyer
at Chicago.
vi. Charles Day Ives b. Sept. 24, 1S46 : a merchant in
Chicacro.
[7th Gen.]
24706. viii. Martha Arms (dau. of Hon. John Arms and Martha
Boltwood) b. March 25, 1813, m. March 25, 1834, Rev. Horatio Nelson
Graves b. in Suuderlaud, Mass., April 7,1806 (son of Erastus Graves
and Rhoda Howe), grad. at Yale in 1826, and at New Haven Theol. Sem. :
Pastor at Townshend, Vt. (June, 1832-Sept. 1, 1848). He d. in Orange,
N. J., Oct. 21, 1852, aged 46.
[8th Gen.] Children :
24761. i. Martha (" Mattie ") Louisa Graves b. Oct. 30, 1837.
24762. ii. Edward Horatio Graves b. Juno 28, 1839: a shoe mer-
chant at Brooklyn, N. Y. He m. Jan. 5, 1S67, Jeanie
Donly. He has one child :
24763. 1. Caroline (" Carrie") Graves b. Nov. 5, 1S67.
24764. iii. James Taylor Graves b. Feb. 2, 1841, grad. at Yale, in
1866, at Andover Theol. Sem. in 1870.
iv. Robert Hall Graves b. March 10, 1844, d. April 13,
24765
24766
1S45.
v. John Morrison Graves b. Oct. 28. 1S46, a dry-goods mer-
chant in Chicago.
[7th Gen.]
23709-10. xi. Mary Jane Arms (dau. of Hon. John Arms and
Martha Boltwood) b. Feb. 16,1818, m. Sept. 24, 1839, Rufus Rowe
Graves b. in Sunderland, Mass., Nov. 6. 1809 (son of Erastus Graves
and Rhoda Rowe) a merchant at Macon, Ga. (1830-1842), and since
1842, at New York in the cotton commission business. His family resides
in Brooklyn. [Nos. 24722-06 repeated here by mistake.]
[8th Gen.] ' Children :
*24722- 3. i. Louisa Matilda Graves b. June 9, 1841, m. Nov. 5, 1867,
Dr. Frederic Wooster Owen b. in Martha's Vineyard,
Mass., Oct. 6, 1840 (son of Capt. William Wilson
Oweu and Adeline Wooster), pursued his classical
studies at Leipzic, Germany, and was grad. in his medical
studies at both Georgetown, Coll., D C. and the Uni-
versity of Paris, France : a physician at Morristown, N. J.
*24724- 5. ii. Caroline Augusta Graves b. March 13, 1S43, in New
York m. about 1867, Frank Jewell Mather b. at Deep
River, Saybrook, Ct., Jan. 10, 1835, (son of Joseph H.
1322 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
Mather aad Sarah Seldon Jewett) studied, at Brown Uni-
versity, R. I., and at Albany Law-School : admitted
to practice in May, 18G1, for 3 years settled at Roches-
ter, but now in New York : his family resides in Brook-
lyn. His childreu are :
*24726. 1. Frank Jewett Mather b. July 6, 1868.
*24727. 2. Henry Augustus iMather b. March 31, 1S70.
*24728-9. iii. Frances Rosalia Graves b. in Brooklyn, March S, 1S45>
m. Nov. 5, 1867, Levi Chapman Lathrop b. Nov. 22,
1845 (son of Benjamin Calvin Lathrop of Syracuse,
N. Y., and Pamela Colburn Chapman) a merchant in
Brooklyn, N. Y. Their children are :
*24730. 1. Arthur Graves Lathrop b. Aug. 1G, 18G8.
*24731. 2. Clarence Graves Lathrop b. March 22, 1870.
*24733. iv. Mary Ella Graves, b. March 30, 1S53.
[7th Gen.]
24712-3. xiii. Cornelia Jeanette Arms (dau. of Hon. John Arms,
and Martha Boltwood) b. Oct. 21, 1820, m. Aug. 25, 1845, Erastus
Augustus Graves b. in Sunderland, Mass., Dec. 23, 1819 (son of Erastus
Graves, and Rhoda Rowe) : a merchant in New York (firm R. R.
Graves & Co). His family resides in Brooklyn. Children ;
*24734. 1. Alice Cornelia Graves b. July 12, 1847.
*24735. 2. Henrietta Augusta Graves b. Feb. 24, 1852.
[5th Gen.]
*24G79-81. iv. Mary Boltwood (dau. of Lt. Solomon Boltwood, and
Mary Strong) b. Aug. 2, 1758, m. Moses Dickinson, Jr., b. Sept. 8, 1849
(son of Moses Dickinson of Amherst, and Thankful Smith) : a farmer
in Amherst, where he d. Sept. 18, 1775, and she m. Oct. 5, 1780, for 2d
husband and as his second wife Daniel Cooley b. Feb. 21, 1752, in Sun-
derland, Mass. (son of Abner Cooley and Jerusha Graves). He was a
farmer in Amherst. He was grad. at Yale in 1773, and a member of
the Mass. Legislature in 1787-8. lie m. for a 3d wife, widow Mary
Packard nie Atwood of Easthampton, Mass. (widow of Isaac Packard b.
Feb. 3, 1750 (son of Isaac Packard, and Abigail Porter) : she d. in
Providence, R. I., Aug. 1843, aged S9. He took his own life in a fit of
derangement, May 27, 1810, aged 58.
T6th Gen.] Children : f
By first husband :
*24736-7. i- Mercy Dickinson b. about 1777, m. Joseph Blair, Jr.
By second husband :
*24738-9. ii. Alden Cooley b. June 12, 1782.
*24740. iii. Mauy Cooley bapt, July 4, 1781, d. in 1789-90, aged 5.
*24741-2. iv. Moses Dickinson Cooley b. Sept. 26, 1791.
♦24730-7. i. Mercy Dickinson b. about 1777, m. Nov. 30, 1797,
Joseph Blair, Jr., b. March 21, 1774 (son of Joseph Blair of Worcester
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PriAUti. Ps**dik
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1323
Mass.) : she d. Dec. 14, 1828, at Amherst, and he m. for 2d wife,
May, 1843, Mrs. Clarissa Aldrich, widow of Nalium Aldrich. He was a
shoemaker at Amherst. lie d. in Shutesbury, Mass., Sept. 19, 1857,
aged S3.
[7th Gen.] Children :
*24743. i. Mary Ann Blair b. in 1798-9, d. in 1799.
*24744. ii. Moses Dickinson Blair b. Feb. 28. 1800, a sailor unmarried
.has resided for. many years at "The Sailors Suug
■',"'■ Harbor," Staten Island, N. Y.
*24745-6. iii. Betsey Blair b. Jan. 13, .1802,. m. Sidney Hannum of
Belchertown, Mass. \
*24747-8. iv. Joseph Blair b. Oct. 26, 1806.
*24749-50. y. Mary Ann Blair b. March 22, 1809, m. George Snyder
... Peters. .
*24751-2. vi. Charles Blair b. Jan. 16, 1812.
*24753-4. vii. Francis Blair b. March 16, 1815.
*24755-6.. viii. Joun Blair b. April 22, 1818, a merchant in Southhridge
• , Mass. He d. Nov. 25, 1858, aged 40. He m. Mary
■ •' -' A. Ward well.
*24745-6. Hi. Betsey Blair b. Jan. 13, 1802, m. Oct, 18, 1821,
Sidney Hannum b. in 1797, in Belchertown (son of David Hannum and
Betsey Barker), a painter. . She lives a widow in VYilliamsburgh. He
had one child.
*24757-8.' 1. John Hannum b. in 1S27, m. Keziah Smith (dau. of
.: . . Zebina Smith : a mason at Florence, Northampton,
Mass,). . His children are:
*24759. . (1). A son that d. soon.
*24760. (2)- George Howe Hannum b. Dec. 3, 1S50.
*24761. (3). Sidney Wilson Hannum b. Aug. 30, 1S57.
[7th Gen.]
*24747-8. iv. Joseph Blair b. Oct. 26, 1806, m. Aug. 21, 1833, Abigail
Tucker b. Oct. 12, 1806, .in Springfield, Mass. : a shoemaker in Spring-
field, where he d. April 19, 1862, aged 55, and where she still .(1870)
resides. Children:
*24762- 3. 1. George Francis Blair b. May 17, 1S34, m. Nov. 16,
1860, Mary L. Dale : a printer in Boston : no children.
*26764- 5. 2. William Henry Blair b. July 18, 1838, m. L. Carrie
Campbell : a jeweller in Newark, N. J. One child :
*24766. (1). Minnie Blair.
• [7th Gen.]
*24749-50. v. Mary Ann Blair b. March 22, 1809, m. June 5,
1828, George Snyder Peters b. in Philadelphia, Aug. 20, 1804 (sou of
George Peters and Louisa Snyder) : a manufacturer of heaters and
ranges, and stove dealer (since 1857), at Beverly, N. J., and previously
(1829-57), at Philadelphia,, where she d. May 10, 1838, aged 29.
1324 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
[8th Gen.] Children:
24767. i. Mart Ann Louisa Peters b. in lloxbury, Mass., May 24,
1829, resides unmarried at home.
24768. ii. George Henry Peters b. Aug. 26, 1S32, in Philadelphia,
supposed to be in Califoria.
24769. iii. Joseph Blair Peters b. March 13, 1835, d. in Alexandria,
Mo., aged 20, April 26, 1S55.
24770. iv. William Francis Peters b. xMay 26, 1S37, d. April 10,
183S.
[7th Gen.]
*2475l-2. vi. Charles Blair (son of Joseph Blair and Mercy Dick-
inson) b. Jan. 16, 1812, m. May 2, 1833, Eunice Blodgett b. Sept. 20,
1814 (dau. of Asahel Blodgett of Amherst, Mass., and Lucinda Adams) :
superintendent of the Collinsville Co.'s Works at Colliusville, Ct.
[8th Gen.] Children :
24771. i. Charles Hamilton Blair b. in Collinsville, Ct, July 16,
1834, Asst Supt. of Collinsville Co.'s Works. He
m. Jau. 25, 1S56, Anna Bull Crane (dau. of Lemuel
Crane and Anna Bull). His children have been :
24772. 1. Mary Anna Blair b. June 12, 1S59, in Collinsville.
24773. 2. John Hamilton Blair b. April 22,1866, in Hartford, Ct,
and d. in Collinsville, July 19. 1867.
24774. 3. Burton Dickinson Blair b. Oct 22, 186S, in Collinsville.
24775. ii. Thomas Porter Blair b. July 19, 1836, d. in Amherst,
Feb. 28, 183S.
24776- 7. iii. Horatio Porter Blair b. in Collinsville, Oct 28, 1839.
He m. March 12, 1862, Elizabeth Powers b. June 24,
1837 : a dealer in gas and steam fixtures in Hartford,
Ct. His children have been :
24778. 1. William Mygatt Blair b. Sept. 11, 1864.
24779. 2. Horatio Porter Blair b. July 4, 1867, d. May 26, 1869.
24780- 1. iv. Francis Morrison Blair b. Jan. 4, 1S42, in Collinsville,
a merchant in Chicago. He m. (whom not ascertained).
He has one child :
24782. 1. Charles Francis Blair b. Nov. 9, 1805.
24783.' v. Mary Amelia Blair b. Nov. 22, 1847.
247S4. vi. Harriet Lucinda Blair b. Jan. 25, 1851.
24785. vii. George Peters Blair b. Feb. 18, 1854.
[7th Gen.]
*24753-4. vii. Francis Blair b. March 16, 1815, m. May 22, 1843,
Mrs. Catharine Webster b. April, 1810 : a merchant since 1S43, has re-
sided in Savannah, Ga. Children :
24786. 1. Edward Blair b. March 17,1844, d. unmarried July 3,1867.
24787. 2. Emma Blair b. March 19, 1846, m. April 6, 1868, H. P.
Bickford.
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1325
[6th Gen.]
*2473S-9. ii. Alden Coolly (son of Daniel Cooley of Amherst, and
Mary Boltwuod) b. June 12, 1782, in. June 3, 1803, Mercy Kellogg b.
Aug. 4, 1782 (dau. of Daniel Kellogg of Amherst, and Mercy Eastman),
a farmer at Guildhall, Vt. (180-4-10), at Amherst, Mass. (1810-42), at
Newfane, Vt. (1842-5), and at Elk Grove, 111. (1845-57), where he d.
Dec. 10, 1857, aged 75, and where she still (1S70) resides.
[7th Gen.] Children:
24788- 9. i. Mary Boltwood Cooley b. May 23, 1805, m. Clement
Jenison Godfrey May 13, 1S34. He wa9 b. Nov. 14,
1803 (son of Solomon Godfrey of Walpole, N. II., and
Mary Jenison) and is a button manufacturer at Water-
bury, Ct., where shed. July 23, 1865, set. 60. One child:
24790- 1/1. William Henry Kellogg Godfrey b. May 14, 1839: a
manufacturer and bookkeeper in Waterbury. He m.
Oct. 29, 18G6, Adelaide Eliza Coe b. Oct. 29, 1845, in
Woolcottville, Ct. No children.
24792- 3. ii. Sophia Sheldon Cooley b. Sept. 22, 1896, m. Robert
Barclay Peebles of Morrisville, Alabama.
24794- 7. iii. George Sheldon Cooley b. April 13, 1810, d. in Newfane,
Vt., Sept. 5, 1845, aged 35.
24798-00. iv. Catharine Vose Cooley b. Oct. 16, 1813, m. Ichabod
Draper, Jr., and for 2d husband, Timothy Hubbard.
24801- 2. v. Margaret Cobb Cooley b. Oct. 16, 1815, m. George
Hapgood Pratt.
24803- 4. vi. SARAnlParsons Cooley b. July 13, 1817, m. Joel Draper.
24805- G. vii. David Goodman Cooley b. Juno 9, 1819, m. Jan. 1, 1854,
Adeline Maria Foster b. July 10, 1823, in Sandwich,
Mass. (dau. of Thomas Foster and Patience Cole) a
machine sewer at N. Bridgewater, Mass., since 1867,
and previously in Boston. One child :
24307. 1. Daniel Franklin Cooley b. in Boston Feb. 25, 1857.
24808. viii. Charles Cooley b. July 18, 1821.
24809-10. ix. Ann Mercy Cooley b. Sept. 9, 1823, m. Feb. 16, 1S42,
William Ober b. May 7, 1808 (sou of Benjamin and
Fanny Ober of Beverley, Mass.) a mason in Hopkinton,
Mass. No children :
24811- 2. x. Esther Maria Cooley b. March 23, 1826, m. Frederic
William Minor.
24792-3. ii. SoniiA Sheldon Cooley b. Sept. 22, 1806, m. June 19,
1839, Robert Barclay Peebles b. July 4, 1808, near Jackson, N. C. (son
of Henry Peebles and Mary Barclay) a merchant in Morrisville, Ala.,
since 1833.
[8th Gen.] Children:
24813. i. Henry Aldon Peebles b. March 31, 1840, d. Aug. 30,
1S57.
24S14. ii. Robert Cooley Peebles b. March 1, 1841, d. Dec. 8, 1857.
ii] 71
1326 Descendants oj Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
24815. iii. Francis Henderson Peebles b. Dec. 7, 1843 : a partner
with his father at Morrisville, Ala.
2481G. iv. A daughter unnamed b. Sept. 1, and d. Sept. 28, 1S46.
[7th Gen.]
24794-7. iii. George Sheldon Cooley (son of Alden Cooley and
Mercy Kellogg) b. April 13, 1810, m. Sept. 1, 1829, Clarissa West b. in
1S11. She d. in Amherst, Mass., Aug. 3, 1830, aged 19 ; and he m. for
2d wife Aug. 27, 1833, Eliza Mildred Underwood b. in Wardsboro, Vt.
June 11, 1S12 (dau. of Asa Underwood and Susannah Simpson). She d.
in Newfane, Vt., Jan. 4, 1843, aged 30. He m. Jan. 31, 1844, for 3d
wife widow Sally Rice n6e Gould b. Dec. 9, 1808 (dau. of Silas Gould
and Lois widow of Gcrshom W. Rice, a farmer in Dover, Vt., who d.
in Georgia, March 17, 1841). He was a blacksmith and d. at Newfane,
Vt., Sept 5, 1845, aged 35. She m. for a 3d husband April 26, 1846,
Reuel Smith, a farmer in Arlington, Vt. She d. Aug. 17, 1763, aged 54.
[8th Gen.] Children :
By first vife :
24817. i. Joseph West Ccoley b. May 17, 1830, d. in Belchertown,
Mass., Sept. 25, 1830.
By second uife :
24818- 9. ii. Edson Kellogg Cooley b. Dec. 9, 1835, in Wardsboro,
Vt., m. Nov. 21, 1S58, Elizabeth Azubah Hovey b. in
Craftsbury, Vt., Aug. 4, 1833 (dau. of Isaac Hovey
and Catharine Gleason). No children.
24820. iii. Samuel Davis Cooley b. April 3, 1838, in Newfane, Vt.,
d. Jan. 6, 1843.
24821- 2. iv. George Clement Cooley b. May 14, 1841, m. Jan. 2,
1867, Lydia Tike b. in Readsbcro, Vt., March 16,
184C (dau. of Orris Pike and Almeda Wadsworth) : a
farmer in Readsboro. One child :
24823. 1. George Cooley b. April 20, 1869, in North Adams, Mass.
[7th Gen.]
24798-00. iv. Catharine Vose Cooley b. Oct. 16, 1813, m. May 15,
1832, Ichabod Draper, Jr., b. in Amherst, Mass., Aug. 3, 1807 (son of
Rev. Ichabod Draper and Sally Cowles) : a farmer in Amherst and after-
wards in Mich, and 111. In 1850, he went to California, and d. on his
return at Chagres, New Granada, June 16, 1851, aged 43. She m. for
2d husband Aug. 30, 1855, Timothy Hubbard (son of Jonatban Hubbard
and Sally Smith). He resided in Elk Grove, 111., from 1S30, to 1850.
[8th Gen.] Children:
By first marriage : •*
24824- 5. i. Daniel Kellogg Draper b. Oct. 6, 1834 : a farmer in Elk
Grove, 111. He m. June 7, 1865. Emily Tilton Brad-
ley b. April U, 1843, in Canterbury, N. H. (dau. of
Peter Merrill Bradley and Alcmcna Brown Forrest.)
One child :
Son of Elder John Strong, oj Northampton. 1327
24826.
24827-
24829.
24S30.
24831-
24S33.
24834.
1. Cyrus Preston Draper b. July 31, 1866.
ii. Sophia Draper b. May 29, 1S3G, m. Nov. 2, 1859,
Alonzo Burchard Duncklce b. in Potsdam, N. Y., Nov.
8, 1831 (sou of Ebeuezer Duucklee aud Mary Higley).
He is a contractor in Chicago. They have two children :
1. Frank Duncklee b. May 5, 1861.
2. Truman Duucklee b. May 11, 1867.
iii. Sarah Eastman Draper b. Feb. 25, 1840, m. June 25,
1867, Theodore Preston Kellogg b. in Bennington, Vt.,
Dec. 7, 1844 (son of Henry Kellogg and Anna M.
Hubbell), a resident of Chicago.
iv. Ann Maria Draper b. Nov. 12, 1844, d. Jan. 8, 1S45.
v. Emily Ann Draper b. Nov. 18, 1849, d. Feb. 13, 1855.
[7th Gen.]
24801-2. v. Margaret Cobb Coolet (dau. of Alden Cooley and
Mercy Kellogg) b. Oct. 16, 1815, m. Oct. 17, 1S33, George Hapgood"
Pratt b. in Brattleboro, Vt., Oct. 17, 1812 (son of Howard Alpheus Pratt
and Ann Cathern) : a resident of Chicago, where he d. Aug. 15, 1864,
aged 51, and where she now (1S70), resides.
[8th Gen.] Children :
24835- 6. i. Mary Sophia Pratt b. June 17, 1835, m. May 27, 1851,
Rev. Joseph S. Hurlbut, She d. in Chicago, July 15,
1854, aged 19. She had a child :
24837. 1. Lucy Ann Hurlbut b. Jan. and d. Jan. 1852.
24838- 9. ii. Martin Field Pratt b. April 10, 1338, in Elk Grove, 111.,
was for three years in the war of the rebellion : a farmer
in Cataract, Wis., m. Aug. 6, 1863, Mrs. Lucy Ann Gross.
24840- 1. iii. Luoy Ann Pratt b. Oct. 17, 1345, m. June 29, 1867, Ed-
gar Dana Pierce b. in Tunbridge, Vt. (son of Daniel
Waldo Pierce and Olive Hutchinson) : a locomotive
engineer, and resides in Chicago, 111. They have one
child :
21342. 1. George Waldo Pierce b. in Chicago, May 13, 1S68.
24843. iv. George Alpheus Pratt b. Sept. 6, 1819, in Elk Grove,
111., was in the war of the rebellion for one year:
a locomotive engineer in Chicago.
24844. v. William Howard Pratt b. May 17, 1852, in Elk Grove,
d. in Chicago, 111., May 1, 1854.
[7th Gen.]
24303-4. vi. SAR,vn Parsons Cooley (dau. of Alden Cooley, anl
Mercy Kellogg) b. July 13, 1817, m. Aug. 6, 1S34, Joel Draper b. in
Amherst, Mass., Aug. 8, 1813 (son of Rev. lchabod Draper and Sally
Cowles: a nurseryman in Nebraska city (since July 3, 1856): lived
previously at Elk Grove, 111. (1836-53), and at Oshkosh, Wis. (1853-6) .
[8th Geu.] Children :
24845. i. Edwin Draper b. Nov. 1, 1835, d. July 1, 1837.
1328 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
24846.
24847.
24848.
24849-
50.
24851.
24852.
24853.
ii. Henry Edward Draper b. in Elk Grove. 111., April 11,
1838, d. April 21, 1839.
iii. Charles Loyal Draper b. in Elk Grove, Nov. 6, 1S39,
d. Nov. 16, 1843.
iv. Henry Edwin Draper b. in Elk Grove, April 24, 1842, d.
Nov. 27, 1843.
v. Flora Ellen Draper b. in Elk Grove, July 16, 1845,
m. Oct 16, 1S62, Emil Jobn Gustave Cbristy b. Oct.
30, 1839, in Frankenbausen, Ducby of Schwarzburgh,
Eudolstadt, Germany (son of Jobn Gottlob Cbristy, and
Henrietta Nicolai) : a watch maker and jeweller and
dealer in musical instruments. Their children have been :
1. Sarah Henrietta Cbristy b. July 9, 1863, d. July 30, 1863.
2. Albert Kudolpb Cbristy b. Aug. 14, 1864, d. Feb. 12,
1865.
3. Herbert Raymond Christy b. March 5, 1868.
[7th Gen.]
24808. viii. Ciiarles Cooley (son of Alden Cooley, and Mercy Kel-
logg) b. July 18, 1821, m. Nov. 6, 1844, Clara Greene b. June 23, 1821
(dau. of Clark Greene of Amherst, Mass., and Submit Hastings) : a
farmer in Elk Grove, 111., where his children were all born.
[8th Gen.] Children :
Clark Alden Cooley b. Sept. 21, 1847, m. Dec. 30, 1869,
Ann Eliza Stebbins b. March 27, 1844, in Morrisville,
• Jefferson Co., N. Y. (dau. of Solomon Stebbins, and
Prudence King).
Kate Maria Cooley b. July 30, 1849, m. March 16. 1870
William Edward Higgina b. April 17, 1837, in Wash-
ington, Mass. (son of Asahel P. Higgins and Lydia
Drown): a carriage maker at Dunton, 111.
Mary Augusta Cooky b. Aug. 2, 1851. d. Nov. 25, 1857.
SARAH Alida Cooky b. Jan. 27, 1854.
Clara Ada Cooley b. Oct. 12, 1856, d. Aug. 23, 1858.
Clara Auna Cooley b. Jan. 16, I860.
Mary Ada Cooley b. Nov. 17, 1862.
24854-
24856- 7.
24S58.
24859.
24S60.
24S01.
24862.
m.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
[7th Gen.]
24811-2. ix. Esther Maria Cooley (dau. of Alden Cooley and
Mercy Kellogg) b. March 23, 1826, m. April 1846, Frederic William
Minor b. in 1824 (sun of Frederic T. Minor and Miranda Skinner). He
d. in Elk Grove July 10, 1854.
[8th Gen.] Children: ^
24863- 4.
24865.
24866.
Ellen Marion Minor b. Aug. 27, 1848, m. April 26,
1 867, Hippolyte Girardot b. in Orville, France, April 10,
1844(son of Joseph Girardot and Jane Mary M.enard) :
a farmer in Palmyra, Wis. They have had 2 children:
Flora Ellen Girardot b. March 9, 1868, d. Au~. 9, 1868
Mattid Girardot b. July 27, 1869
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1329
24S67. ii. Walter Leroy Minor b. Feb. 4, 1551; a farmer in
Owen's Grove, Iowa.
- [6th Gen.]
*24741-2. iv. Moses Dickinson Cooley (son of Daniel Cooley and Mar y
Boltwood) b. Sept. 2G, 1791, m. Nov. 19, 1812, Lucy Field b. Sept. 23,
1791 (dau. of Jonathan Field and Sally Smith): a fanner in Amherst.
He d. Nov. 10, 1868, aged 77. She d. in Amherst Sept. 5, 1851, set. 59.
[7th Gen.] Children :
25868- 9. i. Julia Ann Cooley b. May 29, 1814, m. as his 2d wife,
April 16, 1857, John Eddy Kidder b. Jan. 7, 1803, in
Wardsboro, Vt. (son of Nathaniel Kidder and Polly
Eddy). Sho d. without issue in Orange, Mass., April
28, 1868, aged 53. His 1st wife was Catharine Sprague
Turner, whom he m. Nov. 30, 1824. lie m. tor a 3d
wife, June 9, I860, Polly Wilson Nims of Shelburue
Falls, Mass. lie has resided since 1868 at S. Amherst,
Mass., and previously at Wardsboro, Vt.
24870- 1. ii. Alden Cooley b. April 26, 1816: a farmer and broom
manufacturer in Amherst, Mass. He m. April 9, 1S40,
Fidelia Ann Bardwell b. in Montague, Mass., Jan. 21,
1819 (dau. of Amasa Bardwell and Rebecca Rawson).
One child :
24872. 1. Sarah Jenny Cooley b. Nov. 10, 1851.
24873. iii. Sarah Field Cooley b. Feb. 22, 1818, d. July 3, 1837,
aged 19.
24874- 5. iv. Irene Cowles Cooley b. May 5, 1S24, m. Oct. 3, 1843,
Rev. Andrew Butler Foster b. in Drookline, Mass.. Dec.
6, 1819 (son of Andrew Butler Foster and Clarissa
Davenport). He was grad. at Amherst in 1840 : settled
atOrford, N. H., Cong. Ch. (1844-9), at Petersham,
Mass. (1851-5), and preached as stated supply at Gill
and Hanson, Mass., and Westminster, Vt., and since
1865, at Orange, Mass. Children :
24876. 1. Mary Louisa Foster b. June 20, 1S49, in Ewing, Mass.,
d. Oct. 6, 1849.
24877. 2. Andrew Butler Foster b. June 7, 1862, in Westminster,
Vt., d. March 23, 1864.
[5th Gen.]
*24682-3. v. Solomon Boltwood, Jr. (son of Lt. Solomon Boltwood
and Mary Strong) b. May 25, 1760, in. in 17S6, Sarah Benney b. as sup-
posed in Newport, R. I , July 12, 1760 (dau. of Robert Benney), a farmer
at Amherst : a man of intelligence and of great executive ability. He
was killed at the raising of the bridge, of which he was a leading projec-
tor, built over the Connecticut at HatQeld, Dec. 12, 1805, aged 45. She
m. as his 2d wife for a 2d husband about 1809, Dr. Rufus Cowles of
Amherst. She had no children by either marriage. Shed, in Amherst,
Sept. 15, 1849, aged 83.
1330 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
[5th Gen.]
*246S8-9. viii. KEZIAH Boltwood (dau. of Solomon Boltwood and
Mary Strong) b. Dec. 18, 1763, m. Nov. 8, 1794, Dr. Abiah Southworth
b. March 6, 1760, in North Bridgewater, Mass. (son of Edward South-
worth and Lydia Packard) : a physician at Pelhain, Mass. In 182S, he
removed to Chicopee Falls and in 1831, to S. Hadley Falls, where he d.
Dec. 25, 1S35, aged 75. She was a devoted Christian.
[6th Gen.] Children :
24878. i. RuFUS Southworth b. Feb. 3, 1796, a teacher at Charles-
ton, S. C. (1818-28), where he d. unmarried Oct. 6,
1828, aged 32.
24879. ii. Mary Southworth b. Nov. 6, 1797, resides unmarried
still (1870), in Pelham, Mass.
24S80- 3. iii. Hon. Wells Southworth b. Aug. 17, 1799.
24884. iv. Solomon Southworth b. Nov. 9, 1801, d. Nov. 17, 1801.
24S85. v. Solomon Southworth (2d) b. Feb. 20, 1803, d. May 16,
1S03.
24S86- 9. vi. Hon. Edward Southworth b. July 3, 1804, d. Dec. 11,
1S69.
24890- 1. vii. Martha Southworth b. May 10, 1807, m. Davis Howard
of Boston, and for 2d husband Robert Curtis.
24880- 3. iii. Hon. Wells Southwortb b. Aug. 17, 1799, a mer-
chant in Pelham (1823-8), and at Chicopee Falls (Springfield). Mass.
(1828-39). He removed in April, 1S39, to West Springfield. Here he
erected in 1847, the Factory of the Southworth (Paper) Manufacturing
Co., and was afterwards Agent of the Agawam Canal Co., and erected
their mills, having more than 20,000 spindles. In March 1S55, he re-
moved to New Haven, Ct. He was a member of the Mass. Legislature
(1S36-7, and in 1S50). He is now President of the Southworth Manu-
facturing Co. He in. Sept. 22, 182S, Rebecca C. Woodburn b. Aug. 7,
1803 (dau. of Samuel Woodburn of Worcester, Mass., and Adeline
Locke). She d. Jan. 30, 1839. He in. for 2d wife Nov. 17, 1840, Mrs.
Frances Rebecca Lyon n£e Smith b. March 13, 1815, in Preston, Ct. (dau.
of Erastus T. Smith of S. Hadley, Mass.). She d. March 5, 1844, and
he m. March 17, 1845, for 3d wife Harriet Gilletfc b. .May 29,1820 (dau.
of Rev. Moses Gillett of Rome, N. Y., aud Harriet Mills).
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first marriage :
24892. i. Adeline Martha Southworth b. June 5, 1831, d. July
27, 1832.
24393. ii. Mary Martha Southworth b.. June 5, 1S31, d. Sept. 19,
1835.
24894. iii. Martha Adeliue Southworth b. July 29, 1835, d. Sept.
23, 1837.
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Soil of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1331
24895- 6. iv. Horatio Woodburn Southworth b.« Tun. 15, 1S39, m. Oct.
22, 1862, Florence Carpenter Allen b. in New York
Aug. 8, 1843 (dau. of George Allen and Florence Car-
penter). No children. He is agent and Treasurer of
the Southworth Manufacturing Co., and resides at
West Springfield.
By third marriage :
24897. v. Harriet Mills Southworth b. Dec. 13, 1846.
24898. vii. Edward Wells Southworth b. Jau. 14, 1854.
[6th Gen.]
24886-9. vii. Hon. Edward Southworth (son of Dr. Abiah South-
worth of Pelham, Mass. and Keziah Boltwood) b. July 3, 1804 : grad. at
Harvard Coll. in 1S2G : a teacher at Charleston, S. C, for 8 years (1826-
34) : a merchant at S. Hadley Falls, Mass., for 5 years (1S34-9) : largely
engaged at W. Springfield, Mass., in the manufacture of paper from 1S39
to his death. He was a member of the Mass. Legislature (1853—4), and
chosen state senator in 1854, but declined, lie was treasurer for 30 years
of the Southworth Manufacturing Co., at W. Springfield, and President,
at the time of his death, of the Hampshire Paper Co., at S. Hadley Falls,
Mass. He was a deacon in the Cong. Ch., at W. Springfield (1857-69)
for 12 years, an active Christian and a man of deservedly great influence.
He m. June 1, 1841, Ann Elizabeth Shepard b. in Little Compton, R. I.,
June 24, 1810 (dau. of Piov. .Mase Shepard, and Deborah Haskins).
She d. Aug. 7, 1855, aged 45, in W. Springfield. He in. for 2d wife
Dec. 4, 1856, Mary Woodbury Shepard b. in Ashfield, Mass., Oct. 10,
1827 (dau. of Rev. Thomas Shepard, D.D., and Sarah Williams Barrett).
She d. in W. Springfield, June 15, 1801, aged 33. He m. for 3d wife,
Oct. 5, 1866, widow Harriet Auu Deane nie Thurston, b. in Winthrop,
Me., May 8, 1829 (dau. of Kev. David Thurston, D.D., and Prudence
Brown, and widow of Melvin Gilniore Deane b. Nov. 16, 1821, in Ells-
worth, Me., whom she m. Oct. 12. 1848, and who d. in Portland, Me.,
March 21, 1854, aged 32). He d. in W. Springfield, Dec. 11, 1869^
aged 65.
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first marriage ;
24899. i. Hon. George Champlin Shepard Southworth b. Dec. 13,
1842, grad. at Yale in 1863, and at Harvard Law
School in 1865 : resides at W. Springfield and is a
member now (1S71) of the Mass. legislature.
24900. ii. Edward Wells Southworth b. Feb. 12, 1845, d. Feb. 8
1847.
24901. iii. ?4a.sk Shepard Southworth b. Sept 23, 1847, member for 3
years of ('las.-; of DOS, at Y.ale.Mnee which year be has
been a student of chemistry in Tubingen, in Germany.
24902. iv. Charles Upham Shepard Southworth b. June 26 1850
d. Nov. 24, 1853.
24903. v. Wells Southworth b. March 6, 1852, d. Feb. 22, 1S54.
1332 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
By second marriage :
24904. vi. Edward Southworth b. Feb. 27, 185 7.
2-1905. vii. Mary Woodbury Southworth b. Sept. 26, 1S59.
24906. viii.Tiiu.MAs Shepard Southworth b. June 7, 1S61.
By third marriage :
24907. ix. Alice Harriet Southworth b. Feb. 19, 1868.
[6th Gen.]
24890-1. vii. Martha Southworth (dau. of Dr. Abiah Southworth
of Pelharu, Mass., and Keziah Boltwood) b. May 10, 1807, in Wilbra-
ham, Mass., in. April 22, 1825, Davis Howard b. Nov. 6, 1800, in W.
Bridgewater, Mass. (son of Simeon Howard and Hannah Bartlett) a shoe-
maker in Boston, where his children were all born. He d. in Newton-
ville, Mass., June 26, 1846, aged 45. She m. Nov. 5, 1849, for 2d hus-
band Robert Curtis b. in Fast Bridgewater, Mass., Sept. 8, 1799. as hLj
second wife. He was sou of Simeon Curtis and Bathsheba Sylvester.
His first wife was Abby Lazell Bryant whom he m. April, 1832, and who
d. Nov. 1S32 ; they reside in Joppa Village, Mass. He is a book-keeper
and agent of a cotton-gin manufacturing Co., in East Bridgewater, Mass.
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first marriage :
24908. i. Edward Harrison Howard b. April 14, 1S26, d. Oct. 18,
1826.
24909. ii. Mary Howard b. Aug. 5, 1828, d. Oct. 1830.
24910. iii. Albert Howard b. Feb. 26, 1S31, d. Feb. 26, 1845.
24911- 2. iv. Elizabeth Howard b. Sept. 29, 1832, m. Dr. Edward
Worcester.
24913. v. Rufus Howard b. Jau. 17. 1835, d. Feb. 15, 1S36.
' 21914- 5. vi. Alice Howard b. Dec. 12, 1837, m. Richard Baxter
Brown.
24916- 7. vii. John Howard b. Feb. 22, 1S39.
24918. viii. Agnes Howard b. Feb. 22, 1844, d. Dec. 9, 1844.
24919. ix. William Wells Howard b. Oct. 4, 1845, a student of
medicine (1S70) at Waltham, Mass.
24911-2. iv. Elizabeth Howard b. Sept. 9, 1832, m. Oct. 27, 1856,
Edward Worcester, M.D., b. in Brighton, Mass., Jan. 28, 1830 (son of
Samuel Worcester and Sarah Sargent) a homoeopathic physician in
Waltham, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children :
24920. i. Alice Francis Worcester b. Dec. 7, 1S58.
24921. ii. Maude Louisa Worcester b. Aug. 17. 1S62.
24922. iii. Mary Aldis Worcester b. April 13, 1864.
24923. iv. Paul Dudley Worcester b. March 23, 1867.
[7th Gen.]
24914-5. vi. Alice Howard (dau. of Davis Howard and Martha
Southworth) b. Dec. 12, 1837, m. May 20, 1865, Dr. Richard Baxter
r'
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1333
Brown b. iti Hanover, N. H., April 1, 1803 (son of Seneca Brown and
Sarah Gould) : grad. at Yale, in 1800, and at N. Y. Med. Coll., in 1864,
a physician in Milwaukie, Wis. Children :
2-192-1. 1. Robert Curtis Brown b. Oct. 26, 1S66.
24925. 2. Howard Brown b. Feb. 22, 1868.
[7th Gen.]
24916-7. vii. John Howard (son of Davis Howard and Martha
Soutbworth) b. Feb. 22, 1839, grad. at Yale, in 1860, an organist and
music teacher in Kansas city. He m. April 23, 1867, in Leipsic, Saxony,
Auna Bonom Hawood b. in Leipsic, April 4, 1816 (dau. of Thomas Ha-
wood, of London, Eng., and Jane Bonom). She d. in Joppa village,
Mass., Feb. 18, 1868, aged 23. She left a child :
24926. 1. Anna Curtis Howard b. Feb. 13, 1868, d. Sept. 18, 1868.
[5th Gen.]
24691. x. Elisha Boltwood (sonofLt. Solomon Boltwood and Mary
Strong) b. Sept. 16, 1767. m. Jan. 18, 1804, Lucretia Brewer b. Oct.
26, 1778, in Wilbraham, Mass. (dau. of G-aiua Brewer and Lucretia Bab-
cock : see previous page) : a farmer in Amherst, Mass., where he d. Aug.
14, 1804, aged 36. She m. Nov. 12,1811, for 2d husband, and as his 2d
wife, Enos Baker, of Amherst (son of Elijah Baker and Rebecca Smith),
who J. July 29, 1845, aged 78. She d. in Amherst, Jan. 9, 1852, aged 72.
[6th Gen.] Children:
21927- 9. i. Elisiieba Boltwood b. about Oct. 1804, m. April 9,
1822, Dr. Jesse Wilson Rice b. in 1793 (son of Jesse
Rice, of Granby, Ct., and Frances Rathbone). She d.
Feb. 5, 1828. She was called Eliza Strong Rice, the
latter part of her life. He m. afterward, Nancy Pitkin,
who d. March, 1S52, and Dec. 1S53, in. Mrs. Nancy B.
Smith, for 3d wife. He practised medicine at Wilbra-
ham, Mass., for 40 years and more (1819-60), and d.
there March 3, 1860, aged 67. Children :
Frances Lucretia Rice b. Aug. 27, 1823, m. Theodore
Martin Chapin.
Eliza Strong Rice b. Oct. 17, 1825, m. Robert Russell
Wright.
Lucius M. Boltwood of Hartford, Ct., the account above
given of the Boltwood branch of the Strong family is due.
[4th Gen.]
21673—1. iii. Judge Simeon Strono, LL.D. (son of Nehemiah
Strong of Amherst, and Hannah French) b. March 6, 1735-6, grad. at
Yale in 1756 : a lawyer of great eminence at Amherst, Mass. He studied
theology in the first place and preached the gospel for several years, with-
out settling anywhere in the ministry, although having several invitations
ii] 72
24930.
1.
24931.
o
To the
Hon
1334 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton.
to do so, which he uniformly declined on account of severe pulmonary
complaints. He studied law with Col. John Worthington of Springfield,
and was sworn as an attorney in 17G1 (ret. 25). He was a man of clear,
discriminating habits of thought, of quick apprehension and a retentive
memory, and of fluent speech, and of great weight of character and singu-
larly modest. He was an earnest Christian, "given to hospitality," com-
passionate to the poor and suffering, and a great lover of good men. He
was chosen representative to the General Court (1767-9), State Senator
(1793) and Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Mass. (1800-05).
For brief sketch of him see ,; Panoplist," pub. at Boston, Year 1S12. pp.
433-6. He m. Jan. 12, 1763, Sarah Wright b. Feb. 24, 1739-40 (dau.
of Stephen Wright of Northampton and Esther Cook). He d. Dec. 14,
1805, aged 69 : she d. Dec. 3, 1783, aged 43, and he m. in 1787. for 2d
wife widow Mary Barron (previous wife of William Barron of Petersham,
and dau. of a Mr. Whiting of Concord, Mass.). Shed. inW. Springfield,
Mass., Feb. 12, 1SCS, aged 65. His estate was appraised at $10,085.48,
of which there were 200 acres of land valued at $7,800, making his per-
sonal estate $2,2S5.00.
[5th Gen.] Children :
Simeon Strong b. Feb. 22, 1764, d. Sept. 2, 1841.
Hezekiah Wright Strong b. Dec. 24, 176S, d. Oct. 7,
1848, aged 79.
Polly Strong bp. June 11, 1775, d. Feb. 28, 1777.
Sally Strong bp. Oct. 20, 1776, d. Feb. 26. 1777.
John Strong b. Aug. 4, 1778, d. July 1. 1849, aged 70.
Hon. Solomon Strong b. March 2, 1780, d. Sept. 16,
1850, aged 70.
24942. vii. Lemuel Strong bp. Aug. 10, 1783, d. Dec. 13, 1783.
24932-3. i. Simeon Strono (*ou of Judge Simeon Strong of Am-
herst, and Sarah Wright) b. at Amherst, Feb. 22, 1764, m. June 5,1795,
Lois Cobb Emerson b. Oct. 1, 1776 (dau. of Rev. John Emerson of Con-
way, Mass., and Sabra Cobb), grad. at Yale in 17S0 : a lawyer at Conway
and after 1801-2, at Amherst, Mass., where he d. Sept. 2. 1841. She d.
Sept. 7, 1841 : an energetic, self-reliant, strong-minded woman, who
looked well after her household.
[6th Gen.] Children :
24943. i. William Frederic Strong b. at Conway, Feb. 6, 1798, d.
unmarried at Newburyport, Mass., April 12, 1830 : a
hat manufacturer there.
24944- 5. ii. John Emerson Strong b. at Conway, Feb. 6, 1802, d. at
Racine, Wis., Aug. 10, 1861.
24946-7. iii. Simeon Edward Strong, M.D., b. at Amherst, Aug. 24,
1S06 (bp. Simeon only), u. at Andover, Mass., Dec. 7,
1868.
24948- 9. iv. Charles Lee Strung b. at Amherst, Aug. 19, 1808 : grad.
at Amherst Coll., in 1826 : a teacher at Chesterfield,
N. II., where ho d. Aug. 1847. He m. Mrs. Pruiia
249^2-
3.
i.
24934-
5.
ii.
24936.
iii.
24937.
iv.
24938-
9.
v.
24940-
1.
vi.
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1335
Ford of Chesterfield, Mass. No issue. She still re-
sides at Chesterfield.
24944-5. ii. John* Emerson Strong (son of Simeon Strong, Esq.,
of Amherst ; and Lois Cobb Emerson) b. Feb. 6, 1802 : a merchant at
Amherst and after 1S27 a manufacturer at Granville, N. Y. (1827-49),
and at Lockport, X. Y. (1819-53j. In 1S53 he became a farmer in
Clinton, Wis. He m. Dec. 2, 1S29, Abigail Percival b. March 29. 1S07 (dau.
of Joseph Percival of Sandwich, Mass., and Sarah Fish). He d. Aug. 10,
1861, at Racine, Wis., where his widow still resides (1870). [Rev. John
Emerson -b. Nov. 30, 1745, and d. June, 1826, m. Sept. 20, 1770, Sabra
Cobb b. Oct. 8, 1747, and d. May 25, 1806 : ordained at Conway, Mass.,
Dec. 21, 1769, and settled there more than 50 years.]
[7th Gen.] Children :
24950. i. Louisa Ellen Strong b. June 23, 1331, d. June 29,1819.
24951. ii. William PercivafStroug b. July 9, 1834, d. Aug. 16,
1835.
24952- 3. iii. Saraii Percival Strong b. Dec. 14, 1837, in. Henry T.
Fuller.
24954- 5. iv. Gen. William Emerson Strong b. Aug. 10, 1S40.
24956- 7. v. and vi. Two sons that d. soon.
24952-3. iii. Sarah Percival Strong b. Dec. 14, 1837, m. Sept. 16,
1856, Henry Tower Fuller b. April 27, 1825 (son of Roswell Fuller of
Perringtou, Monroe Co., N. Y., and Hannah Berry) : a lawyer in Racine,
Wis.
24958. 1. Percival Strong Fuller b. Dec. 7, 1S59.
24959. 2. Henry WilliaurFuller b. March 20, 1865, d. Apr. 9, 1866.
[7th Gen.]
24954-5. iv. Gen. William Evierson Strong b. in Granville, Wash-
ington Co., N. Y., Aug. 10, 1840, studied law at Racine, Wis. (1857-61),
admitted to the Wisconsiu bar (April 12, 1861). He joined the U. S.
A. of Vols., as Capt. of "The Belle City Rifles " a Co. raised by himself
of which he was commissioned captain April 5, 1861, by Gov. A. W.
Randall of Wis., and which was assigned in the latter part of May to
The Second Wis. Regt. of Infantry in the U. S. Service, as Co. F. This
Regt. was made part of the brigade commanded by Col. (since Gen.) Wm.
T. Sherman, under Gen. Irwin McDowell. lie took part in the battles of
Blackburn's Ford (July 18, 1S61), and at Bull Run (July 21). On Sept, 12,
1861. he was promoted to Major of the 12th Wis. Infantry. This regiment
was ordered to report successively to several Major Gens., at short intervals
for various forms of service, as to Major Gen. David Hunter at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas (Dec. 1861) ; to Major Gen. Curtiss (Feb. 1862), whowasin
thepursuitof the rebel Price in S. Western Missouri, to Brig. Genl. Robt. B.
Mitchell who ordered them to Santa Fe, New Mexico, they marching
1336 Dtecentlanta of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
nearly 1,000 miles in Kansas, and in May 1862, to Major Gen. U. S.
Grant.' In the battle of Metamora (Oct. 10, 1862) fought by Gens. Old;
and Hurlbut against Gen. Price, Major Strong commanded his regiment
(the Col. and Lt. Col. being absent). On Nov. 2, 1862, he was assigned to
the staff of Brig. Gen. McKean, as Inspector Gen. of the 4th Division and
served on it during the advance of the army under Gen. Grant through
Central Mississippi as far as " Holly Springs." On Dec. 5, 1S62, he was
detailed by order of Major Gen. James B. McPherson and assigned to
duty on his staff as Inspector Gen. of " The Right Wing of the Army of
the Tennessee." On Jan. 1, 1863, Gen. McPherson was assigned to
the command of the 17th Army Corns and on Jan. 10th, 1SG3, Major
Strong was at his request assigned by the Secretary of War as Inspector
Gen. of the 17th Army Corps with the rank of Lt. Col. of Cavalry. He
took part in the battles of Port Gibson (May 1st); Hankerson's Perry
(May 3); Raymond (May 12); Jackson (May 14); Champion Hills
(May 16); Black River (May 17); and the siege of Yicksburgh, (ending
July 4, 1863) and in the expedition of Gen. Sherman to Meriden, Miss-
(Feb. and March, 1864). In April, 1864, Gen. McPherson was assigned
to the command of the army and department of the Tennessee, embracing
all the troops on the Mississippi river from Cairo to Natchez and the
15th, 16th and 17th Army Corp3. At the request of Gen. McPherson,
Col. Strong was assigned to duty as "Inspector Gen. of the Department
and Army of the Tennessee," and served in this capacity with McPherson
in the battles of Resaca, Dallas, New Hope Church, Keuesaw Mountain,
Chattahoochee river, and the battle of Atlanta, when Gen. McPherson
jost his life (July 22, 1864). On July 27th, 1864, Gen. O. Howard was
assigned to the command of the Dept. of the Tennessee, Col. StroDg
serving in the same capacity under him as under McPherson and parti-
cipating in the battles of Ezra Chappel, Jonesboroand Lovejoy Station, and
in the pursuit of the rebel, General Hood. On Oct. 6, 1864, he was
assigned to duty as Inspector Gen. and Cbief of Staff to General Howard,
and served with him in Sherman's grand march through the Carolinas to
Washington. In April, 1865, Col. Strong was promoted at the request
of Gens. Howard and Sherman to rank as Colonel from July 22, 1864,
the date of the battle of Atlanta, "for gallantry on the field of battle;"
and to rank as Brig. Gen. from July 28, 1864, for special gallantry
at the battle of Ezra Chappel. In May, 1865, he was appointed Inspector
Gen. of the Freedmen's Bureau and filled that office until Sept. 1866,
travelling most of the time through the South examining into the con-
dition of the freedmen. On Sept 1, 1866, he resigned this position,
after five years and more of active and most houorable usefulness in the
service of his country. Since Jan. 1, 1*07, he has beeu engaged in the
lumber business at Chicago, Til. He in. April 25, 1867, Mary Bostwick
San of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1337
Ogden, b. in Chicago, May 2, 1S43 (dau. ofMahlon D. Ogdeu, Esq., and
Henrietta his wife).
[6th Gen.]
24946-7. iii. SIMEON Edward Strong, M.D. (son of Simeon Strong,
Esq., of Amherst. Mass., and Lois Cobb Emerson) b. at Amherst, Aug.
24, 1S0G : received his medical degree at Williams Coll., in 1829 : began
practice in Heath, Mass. : removed to Ipswich, Mass., in 1833, where he
remained some eight years: resided afterwards for some years at Mel-
bourne, Australia, and afterwards at North Andover, Mass., where he d.
Dec. 7, 1SG8, and where his widow still resides. To him the author is
largely indebted for this account of his father's descendants. He m.
March 28, 1833, Kachel Lee Smith of Manchester, Mass., b. Sept. 7,
1S04 (dau. of Stephen Smith and Abigail Crafts). He was an Episco-
palian.
[7th Gen.] Children :
24960- 1. i. Frederic William Strong b. at Ipswich, Jan. 4, 1834.
24962- 3. ii. Louisa Emerson Strong b. at Ipswich, Aug. 16, 1835,
m. Rev. George W. Sargent.
24964. iii. Lucy Frances Pouglass Strong b. at Ipswich, April 11,
1S3S : resides unmarried at Andover, Mass.
24965- 6. iv. Edward Trask Strong b. at Ipswich, Feb. 10, 1840.
24967. v. Henry Sargent Strong b. at Amherst, March 20, 1812 :
a machinist : entered the U. S. Navy in the late war as
engineer and d. March 11, 1864, unmarried, on the
Steamer " Cambridge " off New Inlet, N. C, of pneu-
monia.
24968- 9. vi. Frank Lee Strong b. at Heath, Mass., Nov. 24, 1844.
24960-1. i. Frederic William Strong (son of Dr. Simeon E. Strong
and Rachel Lee Smith) b. Jan. 4, lS^l : a sailor in early life, and had
command at different times of merchant ships : in the late war he entered
with his three brothers the U. S. Govt, service with much zeal : was
commissioned Aug. 1861, Acting Master in the Volunteer Navy : had
command of different steamers in the blockading squadron, and among
others "The Cambridge" off the North Carolina Coast, and the Azalia.
He left the U. S. Service, July. 1805. lie resides now at Burlington,
Wis.; and is station agent there. Ho m. May 4, 1861, Catharine B.
West of Cambridget.ort. Mass., b. May 10, 1834 (dau. of Ephraim Kings-
bury West and Sarah Pulsifer, who was at the time of her 2d marriage
widow Hussey). Children :
24970. 1. Frederic Emerson Strong b. at Cambridgeport, May 12
18G2.
24971. 2. Helen Frances Strong b. at North Andover, Feb. 26, 1865.
24972. 3. Ralph Strong b. Nov. 19, 1868.
1338 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
[7th Gen.]
249G2-3. ii. Louisa Emerson Strong (dau. of Dr. Simeon E.
Strong and Rachel Lee Smith) b. Aug. 10, 1S35, m. Oct. 17, I860, Rev.
George "Washington Sargent from Dover, N. II., b. Feb. 16, 1833 (son of
John Bowen Sargent and Mercy Horn) grad. at Dartmouth in 1850 :
and at Andover Theol. Seni. in 1859 : settled at Raymond, N. H.
(1859-05): at S. Natick, Mass. (1865-67): and at Racine, Wis. (Sept.
1867-June, 1869) and since June 1809, at Negaunee, Mich. Children :
24973. i. Gkorge Frederic Sargent b. at Raymond, N. II., Oct. 12,
1861 : d. at X. Andover, June 11, 1803.
24974. ii. Hkrbekt Edward Sargent b. at Raymond, May 10, 1804.
21975. iii. Annie Louise Sargeut b. at South Natick, Mass., April
3, 1800.
[7th Gen.] .
24905-0. iv. EDWARD Trask Strong (son of Dr. Simeon E. Strong
and Rachel Lee Smith) b. Feb. 10, 1840, m. June 11, 1807, Anna
Greenough Hervey of Andover, Mass., b. Nov. 14, 1842 (dau. of Albert
Hervey of N. Andover, and Ann Greenough) : a mariner in early life :
was mate in a vessel at San Francisco, Cal. He left this position, and
took a commission as Acting Ensign in the U. S. Navy in the late war,
which office he resigned ; at the close of the war he made a voyage to Russia,
and entered the Navy again as Ensign.- In 18GS, he was made Master
and is nuw (1SG9) stationed at Aspinwall in commaud of the Seminole.
One child :
24970. 1. Hervey Strong b. April 19, 1868 : d. Dec. 14, 1SC8.
[7th Gen.]
24908-9. vi. Frank Lee Strong (son of Dr, Simeon E. Strong and
Rachel Lee Smith) b. Nov. 24, 1S44, a machinist. He entered the U. S.
Navy in the late war May, 1804. as paymaster's clerk. He was promoted
to be engineer in Sept. 1, 1804, and left the service Sept. 30, 18G5. He
resided in Racine, Wis. (Sept. 1867-June, 1808), for a time, but since
Dec. 1868, has resided in North Anduver, Mass. He m. June 12, 1808,
Mary Louise Clement of Racine, b. Aug. 29, 1849, at Kenosha, Wis. (dau.
of Charles Clement and Miranda Crosby)- One child:
24977. 1. Agnes Miranda Strong b. March 20, 1809, d. July 25,
1809.
[5th Gen.]
24934-5. ii. Hezekiaii Wright Strong (son of Judge Simeon
Strong of Amherst, and Sarah Wright) b. Doc. 24, 1708, m. June 23,
1801, Martha Dwight b. at Belchcrtown, Mass., Jan. 1, 1783 (dau. of
Col. Elijah Dwight and Diana Hinsdale). He was grad. at. Yale in 1800 :
a lawyer at Deerfield. and afterwards at Amherst, where he was for several
years postmaster. He d. at Troy, N. Y., Oct. 7, 1848, aged 79: she d.
June 30, 1844.
'
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1339
[6th Gen.] Children :
24978- 9. i. Frances Emilia Strong b. at Deerfield, Mass., Sept. 1G,
1802, m. Philander Crocker.
24980- 1. ii. Sarah Sophia Strong b. at Deerfield, Feb. 15, 1S05, m.
Hon. Isaac McConihe.
24982. iii. Elijah Dwight Strong b. at Deerfield, Aug. 18, 1S03, d.
at Richmond, V;.., Jan. 3, 1827, aged 18.
24983- 4. iv. Hon. Henry Wright Strong b. at Amherst, Dec. 11,
1810, d. Feb. 28, 1848, aged 37.
24985- 7. v. Hon. Marshall Mason Strong b. at Amherst. Sept, 3,
1813. d. March 9, 18G4, aged 50.
249S8- 9. vi. Martha Augusta Strong b7at Amherst, Nov. 30, 1818,
m. Oct. 10, 1848, Littleberry Moody of Montgomery,
Ala. : d. in 1855 : had 3 children.
24978-9. i. Frances Emilia Strong b. Sept. 1G, 1S02, m. Jan. 31,
1837, Philander Crocker b. at Waquoit, Barnstable Co., Mass., Oct. 23,
1813 (son of Henry Crocker and Rhoda Phinney) : a blacksmith at
Richmond, Ind., for 27 years (1833-00), but since ISG0 resident at Wa-
quoit. She d. at Richmond, Ind., April 20, 1854.
[7th Gen.] Children :
24990. i. Adelia Crocker b. Oct. 27, 1S37, d. Dec. 1, 1S37.
24991. ii. MAR'J ha Dwight Crocker b. at Richmond, Ind., May 8,
1839 : resides unmarried at Waquoit, Mass.
24992- 3. iii. Adelia Frances Crocker b. Feb. 19, 1841, at Richmond,
Ind., m. Joseph Ma.chant Baylies, June 6, I860. He
was b. at Edgarton, Mass. (son of Edgar Mason Bay-
lies and Sophia Pease) : a machinist and irou founder
at Richmond, Ind.
24994- 5. iv. Mart Augusta Crocker b. at Richmond. Ind., Jan. 4,
1843, m. Nov. 10, 1802, Frederic Nelson Childs (son
of Ichabod Hatch Childs, of Waquoit, and Rebecca
Robinson) : a sailor, lives at Waquoit, Mass. Xo
children.
[6th Gen.]
24980-1. ii. Sarah Sophia Strong (dau. of Hezekiah Wright
Strong and Martha Dwight) b. Feb. 15, 1805, m. April 10, 1S2G, at Am-
herst, Hon. Isaac McConihe, LL.P., b. in Merrimack, N. H., Aug. 22,
1787 (son of John McConihe — who came in 1751, from Londonderry,
Ireland, to Merrimack, N. H., with his parents, and Sarah Campbell, dau.
of Samuel Campbell — who, with John McConihe, grandfather of Hon.
Isaac, moved in 167S, from Argylcshire, Scotland, to Londonderry, Ire-
land, in order to escape the persecution then waged against the Presby-
terians in Scotland). He was grad. at Dartmouth Coll., in 1812, and
admitted to the bar in Troy, X. Y.. in 1815,. where he practised his pro-
fession as a lawyer, for more than 50 years (1815-67), and was distin-
guished for his integrity and ability. lie was appointed at different times
to many offices of honor and trust in his adopted city. In 182S, he was
1340 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
made judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Rensselaer Co. ; in 1831,
County Treasurer ; in 1832, postmaster of Troy, which office ho held for
10 years (1832-42), and was for several terms, one of the County Super-
visors. He was also for many years a Bank Director, Railroad Director,
Prest. of the Troy Lyceum of Natural History, Trustee of the Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, and of the Troy Orphan Asylum, and Senior Warden
of St. Paul's Church, heside holding many other official positions. " He
was a man of vigorous constitution, industrious habits, great cheerfulness
and abundant means — noble in thought, and kind in speech." He d.
Nov. 1, 1SG7, at Troy, where his widow still resides.
[In 1369, Sir Neil Campbell of Lockawe, Argyleshire, chief of the
powerful clan of Campbell, married the sister of Robert Bruce, and from
them the Campbells of Argyleshire descended. Duncan Campbell,
grandson of Sir Niel, the founder of the clan of the Campbells of Inver-
awe, assumed, according to a Highland custom the name of Donachie or
" The Macdonachie," that is, " the son of Duncan," his father's name.
Some of his descendants dropped the name of Campbell, and others took
the patronymic Maconochie which is spelled variously afterwards in the
acts of parliament and in old title deeds, Maconochy, McConahy and Mc-
Couihe. In 1GG1, Maconochy of Inverawe was secoud in command iu
the Earl of Argyle's army against the reigning house of Stuart. In the
same year his estate and family titles were attainted and sold by the crown :
but in 1668, after the Revolution, the attainder of the Earl of Argyle and
of his adherents was reversed and -Maconochy of Inverawe was paid by
the government for his lost estate there, and he purchased with the money
given him the estate ever since held by his family called Meadowbaok in
Mid-Lothian. The present -chief or representative of the clan of the
ancient line of Campbells and Maconochiea is Alexander Maconochie,
with the title of Lord Meadowbank, residing on his estate near Edinburgh.]
[7th Gen.] Children : (all b. at Troy, hut Samuel).
24996. i. Thomas Jefferson McConihe b.Au<r. 18, and d. Aug 23
1827. °
21997- S. ii. Sarah Theresa McCouihe b. Aug. 23, 1828, m. William
M. Mallory, d. Nov. 10, 1854.
24999-00. iii. Col. Isaac McConihe b. March 21, 1830.
25001- 2. iv. Major William McConihe b. July 6, 1832.
25U02. v. Col. John McConihe b. Sept. 1, 1834 : grad. at Union
Coll., in 1«53, and at the Law School afterwards in
Albany : settled as a lawyer in Omaha, Nebraska, iu
1856, and was soon appointed Sec. to the Gov. of that
Territory. He went with success as their Col. with a
detachment of nulitHry against the Pawuee Indians.
and was appointed Adj. General of the Territory of
Nebraska. At the breakiug out of the recent war he
raised a company, and was made their captain in the
First Regt. of Nebraska Vols., and went with them
25003.
25004.
25005.
25006.
25007.
25008.
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1341
through the campaigns of 1861 and of 1862, up to the
battle of Shiloh, Miss., iu which he was wounded April
7, 1862. On returning for a short time to his home
he was appointed Lt. Col., of the 169th liegt. N. Y.
Vols., and afterwards their Colonel. At the siege of
Morris Island, S. 0., he performed much arduous duty:
he fought in several battles on the peninsula under
General Butler, with great gallantry, and afterwards
went into the Army Corps, which was with General
Grant, and was killed at Cold Harbor, Va., June 1, 1864.
vi. Lt. Col. Samuel McConihe b. at Merrimack, N. H.,
Sept. 8, 1836, grad. at Union Coll., in 1856. He too
flew to the service of his country and was commissioned
Capt of a company in the 93d llegt. of N. Y. Vols.,
Dec. 3, 1861, and became successively captain, major
and Colonel of the Regiment and was afterwards
brevetted Brig. General. He is now (1869) Brvt. Lt.
Col. of the 14th llegt. of the U. S. Infantry in the
regular army and in command of Camp Verde, Arizona.
vii Thornton McConihe b. Sept. 26, 1839: studied law at
the Albany Law School : a lawyer at Troy. To him
special thanks are due as the chief source of the facts
here furnished concerning his father's family.
viii. Alanson Douglas McConihe b. Nov. 16, 1841, resides in
California.
ix. Philanda Wells McConihe b. Aug. 29, 1344, d. Jan. 2,
1845.
x. Mary McConihe b. Dec. 20, 1845.
xi Alonzo McConihe b. June 8, 18o0, d. May 5, 18ol.
[7th Gen.]
24997-8. ii. Sarah Theresa McConihe (dau. of Hon. Isaac Mc-
Conihe and Martha Dwight) b. Aug. 23, 1828, m. Jan. 23, 1849, Wil-
liam Mead Mallory of Corning, N. Y., b. Nov. 23, 1817 (son of Lonn
Mallory and Mary Mead) : a proprietor of a coal mine. She d. at Com-
ing, Nov. 10, 1854.
[8th Gen.] Children :
25009. i. Sarah Kate Mallory b. at Corning, Nov. 12, 1849, d.
April 13, 1858.
25010. ii. Philanda Judson Mallory b. May 22, 1S51.
25011. iii. William McConihe Mallory d. soon.
24999-00. iii. Col. Isaac McConihe (son of Hon. Isaac McConihe,
and Martha Dwight) b. March 21, 1830 : grad. at Ham. Coll., N. Y., in
1849 : a merchant in Troy, N. Y. : mayor of the city (1860-1). He m.
Oct. 11, 1866, Phebe McKean Warren uf Troy b. Aug. 5, 1845 (dau. of
Joseph Mabbitt Warren, and Elizabeth A. Phelps). He is Col. of the
24th llegt. of the National Guard of the State of X. Y. One child :
25012. 1. Anna Prnyn McConihe b. Nov. 30, 1867 : d. Sept. 12, 1868.
" II] 73
3 342 Descendants of Samuel Strong, of NorfliaTfljiton,
[7th Gen.]
25001-2. iv. Major William McConihe (son of Hen. Isaac Mc-
Conihe, and Martha Dwight) b. July G, 1Sg2, m. Jan. 25, 1858, Augusta
Frances Hovoy of Racine, Wis., b. July 9, 1S3G (dau. of Andrew Jaek-
fcon Uovey, and Mary Satterlee, of Chicago, 111.). He was casbier of the
City Bank at Eacine, Wis. He entered the U. S. Army of Ycls., ur.'ler
foniinission as Capt of Co. A, in tbe 2d Regt. of N. Y. Yds.. April 23,
18G1, and served as sucb at the battle of Cbancellorsville, Va., where he
was wounded. He was afterwards made Capt. in the First Army Ccips,
and Brevet Major. He resides now in Washington, D. C. Children:
25013. 1. Walter William McCunihe b. Aug. 6, 1859.
25014. 2. Rose McConihe b. Oct. 21, 1860.
[6th Gen.]
24983-4. iv. Hon. Henry Wright Strong (son of Hezekiah W.
Strong, and Martha Dwight) b. Dec. 11, 1S10 : grad. at Amherst in 1825 :
a lawyer at Troy, N. Y., and eminent in his profession. He was for six
years recorder of the city : for five years a member of the State Senate,
and during a portion of the time chairman of the judiciary committee.
He m. 184- Sarah Elizabeth Cornell b. April 22, 1823 (dau. of Latham
Cornell of Troy, and Sarah Bailey White). He d. Feb. 28, 1848'. aged 33,
at Troy, N. Y. His widow m. June 2, 1853, for a second husband, Ho-
race Herrington : a farmer at Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., -V. Y. Children :
25015. 1. Latham Cornell Strong b. June 12. 1845 : grad. at Union
Coll., N. Y., in 1868 : a student of law at Heidelberg,
Germany (18G9).
25016. 2. Henry Wright Strong b. March 10, 1848, d. July 24, 1851.
[6th Gen'.]
24985-7. v. Hon. Marshall Mason Strong (son of Hezekiah W.
Strong and Martha Dwight) b. Sept. 3, 1813. For two years a member
of Amherst Coll., and for one of Union Coll., but not a graduate of Coll. :
a lawyer of eminence at Racine. Wis. He m. May 27, 1840, Amanda
Hawk3 of Troy, N. Y., b. in 1815 (dau. of Julius Hawks). She was
burned to death with her two children in her own house at Eacine, Jan.
27, 184G, during the absence of her husband as a member of the Council
of the Territory of Wisconsin, of which he was Brest, at the time. How
the fire originated is not knowu. All in the house perished. He m.
Sept. 19. 1850, for a 2d wife, Fmilie Mack Ullmann of Eacine. b. Jan.
12, 1831, in Sturges, Mich. (dau. of Isaac James Ullmann and Delia
Maria Johnson). He d. March 9, 18G4. His widow still resides (18G9)
at Racine.
[7th Gen.] Children:
By fust wife :
25017. i. Henry Strong b. April. 1841 : burned to death Jan. 27.
1816, aged 4 y. 9 m.
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1343
25018. ii. Robert Strong b. Dec. 18, 1842', d. May 15, 1843, aged
4 m. and 27 d.
25019. iii. Juliette Strong b. April, 1844, d. in conflagration,
Jan. 27, 1840, aged 1 y. 9 in.
By second icife :
25020. iv. Ullmann Strong b. June 30, 1851 : in Yale Coll., class
of 1873.
25021. v. Henry Strong b. Sept. 22, 1S5:>.
25022. vi. Frances (" Fanny ") Ogden Strong b. April 17, 18G0.
[5th Geu.]
24938-9. v. John Strong (son of Judge Simeon Strong and Sarah
Wright) b. Aug. 4, 1778, at Amherst, grad. at Williams Coll., in 1798:
read law with his father and was admitted to the bar of Hampshire Co.,
but ere long relinquished the law for agriculture. Fie was an upright,
Christian man. He m. Dec. 3, 1809, Rebecca Smith b. Jan. 2, 1779
(dau. of Noah Smith of Amherst, and Mary Elmer). He d. at Amherst
July 1, 1849 : she is still (1869) living, aged 90. Children :
25023. 1. Mary Strong b. Jan. 15, 1811, resides uumarried at Am-
herst.
25024. 2. John Tillotson Strong b. June 2, 1815 : insane, d. Jan.
12,1865.
25025. 3. Milton Strong b. Oct. 16, 1816: a farmer at Amherst,
living on the old homestead with his mother and sister :
the family has always been secluded in its mode of life.
[5th Gen.]
24940-1. vi. Hon. Solomon Strong (son of Judge Simeon Strong
of Amherst, and Sarah Wright) b. March 2, 17S0, m. at Athol, Mass.,
Nov. 20, 1803, Sally Sweetser b. at Leominister, Feb. 4, 1783. He was
grad. at Williams Coll., in 1798, practised law at Royalston, Athol, West-
minister and Leominster (1825-50) : member of Congress (1815-19) :
member of the Mass., Legislature (1812, '13, '43 and '44) : Judge of tho
Circuit Court of Common Fleas (1818-21) for the western district of
Mass. and (1821-42) of the Court of Common^ Fleas. He d. at Leoniiu-
ster, Mass., Sept. 16, 1850, from paralysis aged 70: she d. at Leomin-
ster, Dec 2S, 1865. He was a public spirited man. One child :
[6th Gen.]
2502G- 7. i. Alelia Strong b. at Westminster, Mass., Feb. 28, 1812,
m. Nov. 6, 1832, at Leomin>ter, Rev. William Mat-
ticks Rogers b. in the Island of AlJerney, in the Eng-
lish Channel. Sept. 10, 1806. His father was an
officer in the British Navy, and won a medal under Nelson
at the battle of the Nile. His mother was a lady of fine
intellect and devoted piety, a Wesleyan Methodist. He
was grad. at Harvard in 1^27, and at Andovcr Thcol.
Sem., in 1830, settled at Townsend, Mass., 1830-5,
and at Boston, Mass., over the Franklin St. Ch. which
1344 Descendant? of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
in 1841, became the Central Ch. Aug. 6, 1335, until
his death at Dorchester, Mass. Aug. 11, 1851, having
llev. Geo. Richards of New London, Ct., associated
with him as a colleague, Oct. 8, 1845. He was a mau
of slight figure, deep voice, quick step, ready wit, and
genial good will, and at the same time prompt and fearless
in taking his position anywhere and everywhere as a man
and a preacher. See for sketch of him Sprague's An-
nals Am.. Pulpit, vol. ii, pp. 730-5, she d. at Dor-
chester, Jan. 20, 1848. " She was distinguished for
her attractive manners and excellent judgment.
[7th Gen.] Children :
25028. i. William Matticks Rogers b. at Townsend, Feb. 11, 1834,
d. Sept. 17, 1834.
25029-30. ii. , Ellen Adelia Rogers b. at Leominster, Feb. 16, 1836,
m. April 17, 1856, John McNamara Tnrpin b. April
17, 1S29 (son of John Pray Turpin and Mary Brad-
ford) : engaged in the Post Office at Boston, Mass.
He d. at Newton Centre, Mass., May 13, 1865 ; she d.
Aug. 8, 1866, at Boston. One child :
25031. 1. Bradford Strong Turpin b. at Boston, April 28, 1857.
25032. iii. William Matticks Rogers (2d) b. at Boston, Oct. 27,
1838, grad. at Harvard in 1S60. He was in the Uni-
versity of Heidelberg:, Germany, and at the breaking
out of the late rebellion, returned home and joined the
Union army, Co. A, of the 18th Mass. Regt., in which
he became first Sergeant and afterwards Sergeant Major.
He d. of malarious fever, Sabbath eve, June 29, 1862,
at Savage Station, Ya., during McClellan's retreat from
the peninsula. He was a young man of fine talents,
and of generous aims and purposes.
25033. iv. Samuel Strong Rogers b. at Dorchester, Jan. 8, 1848, d.
at Brookline, Mass., Dec. 15, 1848.
[3d Gen.] See p. 1312.
24573-4. viii. Ezra Strong (son of Samuel Strong of Northampton,
and Esther Clapp) b. Oct. 14, 1697, m. Dec. 14, 1720, Isabel Fowler of
Westfield, Mass., b. Feb. 1, 1700 (dau. of Samuel Fowler and Abigail
Brown). She d. Dec. 27, 1723, and he m. for 2d wife May 27, 1736,
Miriam Danks b. Feb. 22, 1714 (dau. of Robert Danks, Jr. and Rebecca
Rust). Ho d. Nov. 1748, aged 51. He was a farmer at Northampton,
and afterwards (1733-48) at Southampton, where he died. His estate
wa3 valued at£l,35« lis. 6d. She d. at Westhampton, Mass., Oct. 11,1791.
[Robert Danks, Jr., b. Feb. 24, 1679-80, at Northampton, son of Robert
Danks and Elizabeth his wife, m. Dec. 31, 1702, Rebecca Rust, dau. of
Israel and Rebecca Rust of Northampton, and d. April 29, 1755, aged 76.
Mrs. Miriam (Danks) Strong m. for a 2d husband July 15, 1751^ Israel
Sheidon b. May 15, 1715, son of Kbenezer Sheldon of Northampton, and
Mary Hunt. They had 4 children : 1. Tsrael Sheh/or,, Jr., b. May 14,
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1345
1752 : d. May 27, 1808. He m. Keziah Bates, she d. March 19, 1801.
aged 56. He was a farmer in Southampton. His childern were : (1)
Mindwell b. March 16, 1777, and d. Nov. 13, 1778. (2). Mindwell 2db.
March 12, 1779, d. Sept. 23, 1862. (3). Zilpah b. Oct. 2, 1781. (4),
Schuyler b. Dec, 27, 1783. (5). Israel Bates b. Sept. 12, 1785, d. June
26, 1786. (6). Keziah b. Aug. 14, 1787. (7). Israel Bates 2d b. Oct.
16, 1789, d. May '2, 1819. (8). Flavcl b. Dec. 9, 1791. (9). Silas b.
Oct. 11, 1795, m. Anna King -Feb. 3, 1820, who was b. Sept. 23, 1799.
2. Abner Sheldon m. Ruth Hannuin. Their children were: (1). Bela.
(2). Abner,Jr. (3). Vashtim. Elisha Wait. (4). Ethan. (5). Eleazer.
(6). Ruth who in. Elisha G. Cook. 3. Pliny Sheldon in. Susan Clark.
Their children were: (1). Diana who in. Selah Clapp of Franklin, 0.
(2). Susan m. Roger Merriman of Southampton, Mass. (3). Noble who
lived in Montgomery, Mass. (4). Pliny, Jr. (5). Wurham of South-
ampton. (6). Julia m. Zeuas Searle of Chester, Mass., and d. in 1843.
(7). Tamar who d. unmarried in Southampton. (8). Wealthy who m.
Harvey Bosworth of Westfield, Mass. 4. Sarah Sheldon b. April 19, 1759,
m. Dec. 22, 1778, Luther Edwards a farmer in Southampton, b. May 3,
1756. Their children were : (1). Luther h. Nov. 29, 1779, d. Aug. 29,
1787. (2). Samuel b. and d. March 19, 1782. (3). Asenath b. May,
14, 1783, m. Oct. 1811, Rev. Rufus Pomeroy : she d. in Otis, Mass.,
Sept 15, 1853. (4). Ralph b. Dec. 11, 1786, d. Dec. 21, 1841, m.
Sophia Loomis of Southampton. (5). Sarah b. June 16, 1789, m. Oct.
1852, Heman Searle. (6). Luther 2d b. Dec. 10, 1792, m. Aug. 28,
1817, Rachel Searle. (7). Atossa b. July 15, 1790, m. Oct. 13, 1825,
Thaddeus Clark and d. Dec. 20, 1203.]
[4th Gen.] Children :
By first wife, Isabel Foirlcr :
25034- 5/i. Ezra Strong, Jr., b. Jan. 17, 1721.
25036. ii. Benoni Strong b. Dec. 23, 1723, d. at Southampton, Oct,
3, 1796.
By second icife, Miriam Banks :
25037- 8. iii. Miriam Strong b. Feb. 14, 1737, m. Jonathan Shepard,
of Westfield, Mass.
-25039-40. iv. Isabel Strong b. May 12, 1747, m. Joseph Kingsley, of
Westhampton.
25041. v. He lost also a child, Aug. 29, 1740. name and age un-
recorded. He is recorded also, Aug. 30, 1746, as los-
ing an unnamed child, probably the same.
[4th Gen.]
25034-5. i. Ezra Strong, Jr., b. Jan.. 17, 1721, m. Nov. 5, 1741,
Mary King b. Feb 24, 1719 (dau. of John King, of Westfield, b. Sept.
30, 1.090 — son of Fearnot King and Mary Fowler^and Hannah Loomis
,'
-«V7-"»TtT—
1346 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
b. Jan. 29, 1G91, d;m. of Samuel Loouiis and Hannah Hanchet, whom
he m. April 26, 1713). He was a farmer in Westfield, Mass. He d. in
Pittsfield, and she in Benson, Vt.
[5th Gen.] Children :
• 250-12- 3. i. Cai-t. John Strong b. Oct. 13, 1742.
25044- 5. ii. King Strong b. Dec. 4, 1744, d. April 7, 1839.
25046. iii. Asa Strong b. Dec. 10, 174G, d. Nov. 20, 1747.
25047. iv. Eleanor Strong b. Oct. 9, 1748, d. unmarried iu Pitts-
field, May 30, 1823, aged 79.
25048- 9. v. Silence Strong b. Nov. 20, 1750, m. Luke Noble, of
Pittsfield.
25050- 1. vi. Warham Strong b. Jan. 31, 1753, d. Feb. 21, 1S16
aged 63.
25052- 3. vii. Huldah Strong b. Oct. 2, 1757, in. Capt. Joel Dickinson,
of Benson, Vt., d. Sept. 25, 1823, aged 70.
25054- 5. viii.OzEM Strong b. Dec. 1, 1700, at Westfield, d. in 1830,
aged 70.
25056- 7. is. Russel Strong.
25042-3. i. Capt. John Strong b. Oct. 13, 1742 , grad. at Yale, in
1766, a lawyer at Pittsfield, an officer in the Revolutionary war, brave and
patriotic, who threw his property as well as life into the issue, and became
bankrupt through the financial weakness of the government at the close
of the war. He removed to Sehodack, N. Y., and afterwards to Albany
where he d. He m. Martha Knowles (dau. of Capt. James Knowles, of
Wethersfield, Ct., and Martha Stillman).
j [6th Gen.] Children :
25058- 9. i. Hannah Strong m. at Kinderhook, about 1S04, Darius
Phillips, and had a son Solomon Phillips, residing
(1871) at Buffalo, N. Y.
25060- 1. ii. Martha Strong m. about 1805, at Kinderhook, James
Vanderburgh, a merchant in Troy, N. Y., where he
d. in 1828. Children :
25062. 1. Margaret resides unmarried (1871) in Philadelphia.
25063. 2. Maria Strong, her history unknown.
25064- 5. 3. Cornelia Strong, m. Charles M. Parker of New York.
25066- 7. 4. Julia Strone, who ni. an Arnold in New York.
25063. 5. William Strong.
25069-70. 6. Helen Strong, m. Daniel Gleason.
25071- 2. 7. Catharine Strong, m. a Mr. Evarts.
25073- 4. iii. Charles Strong, m. about 1S05, Abigail Adams, at Nas-
sau, N. Y. Children:
25075. 1. George Strong, who d. in 1809.
25076- 7. 2. Caroline Strong, m. George Hiekox, resides a widow in
Brooklyn.
25078- 9. 3. Charlotte Strong, m. a Mr. Slade, lives a widow iu Brook-
lyn.
250S0. 4. Abhy Strong, d. unmarried.
25081- 2. 5. Harriet Strong, m. Benjamin Duscnbury, a widow in
Brooklyn.
25085.
1.
25086-
7.
2 t
25088.
3.
25089.
4.
25090-
1.
5.
25092.
0.
25093-
4.
7.
25095.
8.
25096.
9.
25097.
v.
25098-
9.
vi
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder JoJin Strong. 1347
250S3- 4. iv. Joseph Strong m. in 1817, Elizabeth Cole, of Albany.
Children :
Walter Q. Strong b. in ISIS.
Catharine Strong b. iu 1^20, m. George B. Fay of Albany.
John Strong lives in Missouri.
Martha Strong b. in 1823, d. in 1825.
Rebecca Strong b. in 1825, ui. Heury Tucker of Brooklyn.
Elizabeth Strong b. iu lh28, resides unmarried in Albany.
(1871).
Sarah Strong b. in 1830, m. Caleb Robinson of Albany.
Cornelia Strong b. in 1833.
Henry C. Strong b. iu 1835, lives in Springfield, O.
John Strong d. unmarried.
James Strong m. about 1817, Sally Strong at TiiEo, O.,
d. early.
[5th Gen.]
25044-5. ii. Kino Strong (son of Ezra Strong, Jr., and Mary King)
b. Dec. 4, 1744, m. Jan. 31, 1770, Hannah Noble of Pittsfieldb. May 15,
1752 (dau. of David Noble of Hebrou, Ct., and Abigail Loomis) : a
farmer at Pittsfield (1761-1839), where he d. aged 94, April 7, 1S39 : a
member of the Coug. Ch., for more than 50 years. Shed. Dec. 14, 1S13,
aged 61.
[David Noble b. March 3, 1709, son of James Noble b. in 1677, and
Catharine Higley dau. of John Higley of Windsor, Ct., whom hem. Feb.
24, 1704, d. in Hebrou, Ct., Feb. IS, 1761. James Noble was son of
Thomas Noble of Westfield, and Hannah, dau. of \Viu. Warriner of
Springfield. Capt. David Noble, Jr., of Pittsfield, brother to Hannah
Noble, equipped his own company in tho Revolution and sold a large part
of his land to obtain the means for doing so.]
[6th Geu.] Children:
25100- 1. i. Mary Strong b. Oct. 30, 1770, m. John Remington Jr.,
of Pittsfield, d. in Rochester. N. Y., Dec 19, 1851, aged
25102- 3. ii. Noble Strong b. Feb. 21, 1772, d. Aug. 28, 1846, aged 74.
25194- 5. iii. Ruoda Strong b. Dec. 13, 1771, ui. Caleb Edwards of
Richmond, Mass.
25106. iv. Tirzau Strong b. in Pittsfield, Sept. 12, 1776, d. July,
1777.
25107- S. v. Sally Strong b. in Pittsfield, May 3, 1778, m. Amos
Tilden Loomis.
25109-10. vi, Patty Strong b. July 17, 1780, m. Christopher Robin-
son who left her alter two years, and was never heard
from afterwards. She d. at Pittsfield, Jan. 24, 1869.
25111. vii. King Strong b. June 6, 1782, and d. the same year.
25112- 3. viii.KlNG Strong (2d) b. July 5. 17*3.
25114- 5. is. Lydia Strong b. Sept. 23, 1785, m. Abe'lard Reynolds.
25116- 7. x. William Strong b. Sept. 25. 17S7, d. at Whitestown,
Ind , Nov. 24, 1865.
1348 Descendants of Ezra Strong of WesffeM, Mass., Son of
25118- 9. xi. Huldah Strong b. Feb. 9, 1790, m. Dr. Jonab Brown of
Rocb ester.
25120. xii. Lucy Strong b. June 21, 1792, d. unmarried at Ro-
chester, Dec. 7, 1822.
25121. xiii. Electa Strong b. March 26, 1794, d. unmarried in Ro-
chester, June 20, 1833.
25122- 3. xiv. Tirzaii Strong (2d) b. Dec. 1795, in. Dr. Orrin E. Gibbs
of Rochester.
25100-1. i. Mary Strong b. Oct. 30, 1770, m. in 17S6, John Reming-
ton b. Oct. 17G2 (son of Jobn Remington of Pittsfield, and Hannah Par-
sons) a shoemaker at Pittsfield, and after 1801, at New Hartford, Oneida
Co., N. Y., where he d. June 29, 1811 " a pattern of neatness, sobriety
and order." She d. Dec. 19, 1851, aged 81, at Rochester.
[7th Gen.] Children :
25121. i. Hannah Remington b. Dec. 13, 1787, d. aged 17, Sept.
1805, New Hartford.
25125- 7. ii. Betsey Remington b. Dec. 31, 1790, m. Obadiah Congar
of New Hartford, and for 2d husband, Martin T. Morse-
man of Sackett's Harbor.
25128. iii. Maria Matilda Remington b. in 1792, d. in 1792.
25129-30. iv. Mary Kemington b. Dec. 22, 1793, m. Augustus Hurl-
burt of New Hartford.
25131- 2. v. Sally Remington b. March 1, 1796, m. Richard Sanger
of New Hartford, d. in Salina, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1869.
25133- 4. vi. Clarissa Remington b. May 1, 1799, m. Erastus Cook of
Rochester.
25135- 6. vii. Nancy Ann Remiugton b. in Pittsfield, Sept. 18, 1801
m. Levi W. Sibley of Rochester.
25137- 8. viii. Caroline Remington b. Jan 16, 1804, m. Hiram Mer
roll of New Hartford.
25139-40. ix. John Strong Remiugton b. in New Hartford, Nov. 20
1806.
25141. x. Harriet Woodruff Remington b. in New Hartford, Feb
1809, d. July 4, 1835, unmarried at New Hartford.
25125-7. ii. Betsey Remington b. Dec. 31, 1790, m. July 8, 1810
Obadiah Cougar of New Hartford b. in Newark, N. J., July, 1779
(son of Jonathan Congar, and Sarah his wife) : a chair maker at New
Hartford, and after 1817, at Kingston, Canada, where he d. Dec. 31,
1S24 : she m. Sept. 20, 1831, for 2d husband, Martin Trowbridge Morse-
man b. in Stratton, Vt. June 6, 1785 (son of Oliver Morseman, and Mary
Trowbridge,) : a farmer since 1806 at Sackett's Harbor, N. Y.
[Oliver Morseman, whose father was b. iu Aberdeen, Scotland, and
came to America, in 1755, was b. in Princeton, Mass., Jan. 19, 1760,
and d. in Henderson, Jefferson Co., N. Y., May 22, 1833. Mary Trow-
bridge b. in Worcester iu 1763, d. iu Chesterfield, N. EL, in 1767.]
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1349
[8th Gen.] Children :
By first husband :
25142. i. Charles Congar b. in 1812, d. soon.
25143. ii. George Hague Congar b. May, 1813, d. 1815.
25144. iii. Mary Hurlburt Congar b. Dec. 24, 1815, resides un-
married in Saekett's Harbor.
25145- 6. iv. George Hague Congar b. May 24, 1818,
25147- 8. v. Caroline Remington Congar b. May 1, 1823, m. Ethan
Allen Hopkins.
25145-6. iv. George Hague Congar b. in Kingston, Canada, May
24, 1818, studied law in Utica with Hon. 0. 13. Mattison : a lawyer at
Camden, N. Y. He m June 20, 1S46, widow Abigail Wilcox of Utica,
nte Dunham b. in Hamilton, Madison Co., X. Y., Dec. 16, 1820 (dau. of
Hazael Dunham of Winsted, Ct., and Abigail Rowley).
[Hazael Dunbam b. in Winsted, Ct., Nov. 1776, d. in Cicero, Onon-
daga Co., N. Y., Sept. 16, 1850 : Abigail Rowley b. in Winsted, Nov.
1776, d. in Cicero, Aug. 31, 1858.]
[9th Gen.] Children:
25149. i. Richard Stephen Congar b. in Utica, March 27, 1847.
25150. ii. Henry Dunham Congar b. Aug. 7, 1S49, d. in Utica,
May 6, 1854.
25151. iii. Caroline Hopkins Congar b. in Utica, Sept. 16, 1S52.
25152. iv. George Henry Congar b. in Utica, July 22, 1S54.
25153. v. Remington Congar b. in Utica, Sept. 29, 1856.
25154. vi. Arthur Morsemau Congar b. Dec. 9, 1861, in Utica.
[8th Gen.]
25147-8. v. Caroline Remington Conoar b. in Kingston, Canada,
May 1, 1823, m. Oct. 27, 1841, at Saekett's Harbor, Ethan Allen Hop-
kins b. Nov. 19, 1S13 (son of David Hopkins and Mary Mathews), grad.
at Ham. Coll., in 1335 : a lawyer at Rochester, N. Y. (1836-62), where
he d. Nov. 19, 1862, a man of keen analytic powers of mind. She m.
June 8, 1865, for 2d husband in Saekett's Harbor, William Chester Row-
ley b. in Hillsdale, N. Y., Oct. 8, 1816 (son of Alexander Rowley b. in
Hillsdale, N. Y., Sept. 10, 1793, and Amy Spencer b in Hillsdale, Aug.
29, 1788, whom he m. April 1, 1S12, and who d. in Charlestown, Mich.,
March 31, 1S42) : a lawyer in Rochester of large practice. One child:
25155. 1. George Carroll Hopkins b. March 7, 1846.
[7th Gen.]
25129-30. iv. Mary Remington (dau. of John Remington, Jr., and
Mary Strong) b. Dec. 22, 1793, in Pittsfield, Mass., m. Sept. 29, 1811,
in New Hartford, N. Y., Augustus Hurlburt b. in Richmond, Mass., June
4, 1789 (son of Matthias Hurlburt and Clemence Kellogg) a merchant at
New Hartford. No children. Ho is still living (1S70), hale and hearty
ii] 74
1350 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfeld, Mass., Son of
at New Hartford. [Clemence Kellogg, dau. of Noah and Clemence
Kellogg was b. at New Hartford, Ct., Feb. 18, 1758.]
25131-2. v. Sally Remington b. March 1, 1796, in Pitt^field m.
Jan. 8, 1817, Ilichard Sanger b. Sept. 8, 1792, in Framingham, Mass.,
(son of Judge Daniel Sanger of New Hartford, and Persis Phipps. He
was b. in Framioghani July 3, 1765, where he d. Dec. 11, 1S39. Persis
his wife b. in Sherburne, Mass., in 1767, d. in Framingham Nov. 29,
1798) : a merchant and manufacturer of salt at Salina, Onondaga Co.,
N. Y. (1828-68), where ho d. Jau. 12, 1SGS. He was a mason. She d.
in Salina, Aug. 15, 1869. [Persis Phipps dau. of Jedediah and Sarah
Phipps b. in Sherburne, Mass., Aug. 16, 1768, m. Daniel Sanger, Jr.,
Sept. 27, 1789.]
[8th Gen.] Children:
25156- 7. i. Eliza Sanger b.in New Hartford, Oct. 6, 1817. m. Feb.
28, 1839, Ira H. Williams b. in Stonineton, Ct.. Sept.
27, 1S10, son of Eleazer Williams, Jr.— son of Eleazer
Williams and Abigail Prentice— b. in Stoniuirton. Jan.
27, 1759, where he d. March 20, 1814, and Mary Bil-
lings — dau. of Nathan Billings and Mary Bell — b. in
Stonington Jan. 16, 1764, who d. there Jau. 16, 1839).
He is a merchant at Salina, N. Y. and a manufacturer of
salt, and has been for more than 30 years. No children :
25158- 9. ii. John Richard Sanger b. in New Hartford, Julv 8. 1819.
25160- 1. iii. Augustus Hurlburt Sanger b. in New Hartford July
15, 1821. J
25158-9. ii. John Richard Sanger b. July 8, 1819, m. in Salina
N. Y. Aug. 15, 1844, Orline Wheeler b. in Summit, N. Y., Feb. 11, 1828^
(dau. of Ira Wheeler b. in Summit, Schoharie Co., N. Y., Aug. 14, 1805
and d. in Chicago, 111., June 9, 1865, and Eva Becker b. in Schoharie,
Oct. 18, 1806), resides at Duulieth, 111. One child :
25162- 3. 1. Sarah Eliza Sanger b. in Salina July 10, 1845. m. in Chi-
cago, Dec. 3, 1868, William Prentice Butler b. in
Schaghticoke, N. Y., Feb. 4, 1843 (son of Prentice
Butler b. in 1796, and d. April 11, 1S42, and Jane
Kennedy b. in Vergennes, Vt, in 1815) : resides in
Troy, N. Y. They have one child :
25164. (1). Elizabeth Adele Butler b. in Troy, Nov. 3, 1869.
[8th Gen.]
25160-1. iii. Augustus Hurlburt Sanger (son of Richard Sanger
and Sally Remington) b. July 15, 1821, m. Feb. 15, 1849, Helen Hills
of Salina b. Nov. 25, 1S30 in Salina (dau. of Edwin L. Hills b. in Farm-
ington, Ct., March 20,1799 — son of Moses Hills and Hannah Root— and
Maiy Augusta Benjamin b. in DeBuyter, N. Y., Aug. 30, 1810, dau. of
Joseph Benjamin and Betsey Carpenter). One child":
Sxmuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1351
25165. 1. Mary Olivia Sanger b. in Salina, Nov. 2, 1S52. [Moses
Hills b. in Faruiington, Ct., in 1770, in. in 1795 Han-
nah Rootb. there in 177), who J. there May 2, ISL2.]
[7th Gen.]
25133-4. vi. Clarissa Remington (dau. of John Remington, Jr.,
and Mary Strong) b. May 1, 1799, in. Sept. 25, 1825, Erastus Cook b. in
Pompey, N. Y., Feb. 3, 1792 (son of Selah Cook and Lucy Beckwith) :
a jeweller at Rochester, N. Y., (1815-61) : a man <: diligent in business,
fervent in spirit, serving the Lord." He d. at Earle's hotel, N. Y. city,
April 29, 1804, while on a visit to the city on business. [Selah Cook b.
in Bristol, Ct., about 1765, m. July 30, 1782, Lucy Beckwith b. in South-
ington, Ct., about 1707 : d. in Miulius about 1S14. He d. in Manlius,
about 1809.
[8th Gen.] Children:
25166. i. Melanchthon Smith Cook b. Sept. 29, 1826, d. Dec. 16,
1826.
25167. ii. Erastus Henry Cook b. Dec. 13, 1828, d. May 17, 1849.
25168- 9. iii. George Remington Cook b. March 11, 1831.
25170- 1. iv. Caroline Electa Cook b. Oct. 8, 1833, m. Charles Azor
Beldeu of Rochester.
25172. v. Sophia Cook b. Jan. 31, and d. Sept. 19, 1836.
25173- 4. vi. John Strong Cook b. Sept. 7, 1837.
25168-9. iii. George Remington Cook b. March 11, 1831, m. in
Madison, Wis., Nov. 25, 1857, Ada Augusta Sumner b. in New Lisbon
O., April 18, 1836 (dau. of James Sumner b. in Manchester, Eng., Oct.
28, 1808, who d. in Tiffin, O., Aug. 7, 1852, and Jaue Walthew b. in
Manchester, Oct. 16, 1809). She d. Sept. 19, I860, and he m. for 2d
wife, Dec. 27, 1868, Emma Justine Sanborn, of Madison, Wis., b. in
Milwaukie, Wis., Jan. 17, 1850 (dau. of Alden Sprague Sanborn b. in
Corinth, Vt., Oct. 21, 1820, and Huldah Moulton Eastman b. in Bath,
N. H., April 14, 1825, whom he m. in Milwaukie, Feb. 10, 1847) : a
jeweller in Madison, Wis.
[9th Gen.] Children :
By first itife :
25175. i. William Henry Cook b. in Madison, Sept. 21, 185 8.
25176. ii. Erastus Edwin Cook b. Nov. 12, 1861.
25177. iii. George Sumner Cook b. Jan. 11, 1863.
25178. iv. Alice Remington Cook b. Jan. 29, 1S65.
[8th Gen.]
25170-1. iv. Caroline Electa Cook b. Oct. 8, 1S33, m. Charles Azor
Belden b. in Fort Plain, N. Y., Jau. 15, 1S28 (son of Daniel Belden b.
in Wilton, Co., Nov. 20, 1793 : a merchant at Weston, Ct., New Orleans,
La., aud Nashville, Tenn., and Fort Plain, N. Y., and Sarah Curtiss b.
in Fort Plain, Sjpt. 13, 1799) : a jeweller in Madison, Wis.
25179.
i.
25180.
ii.
25181.
iii.
25182.
iv.
1352 Descendants of Ezra Strong of We&tfield, Mats., Son of
[9th Gen.] Children :
Clara Remington Belden b. July 16, 1S54, in Rochester,
d. in Madison, April 10, 1863.
Sarah Louise Belden b. in Rochester, Sept. 11, 1857, d.
in Madison, Dec. 16, 1861.
Jessie Belden b. in Madison, Sept. 13, 1S63.
Anna Hopkins Belden b. in Madison, Dec. 20, 1866.
[8th Gen.]
25173-4. vi. John Strong Cook (son of Erastus Cook and Clarissa
Remington) b. in Rochester, Sept. 7, 1837, m. Feb. 12^ 1862, Sarah
Amelia Fowler b. in York, Livingston Co., N. Y., July 27, 1839, (dau.
of Meigs Clark Fowler of Livonia, N. Y., b. May 5, 1SI2, and d. in Li-
vonia, N. Y., July 15, 1860, and Nancy Sophronia Ford b. Oct. 11. 1S14,
and d. July 5, 1862), a farmer at Burke, Bane Co., Wis. : an elder in the
Presb. Ch , S.S. Superintendent, &c. Children :
251S3. 1. Clara Willetta Cook b. in Burke, July 24, 1866.
25184. 2. Grace Fowler Cook b. July 24, 1868.
[7th Gen.]
25135-6. vii. Nancy Ann Remington (dau. of John Remington, Jr.,
and Mary Strong b. Sept. 18, 1801, m. June 8, 1823, Levi Wake Sibley
b. in Walpole, N. H., March 4, 1801, (son of Asa Sibley b. in Sutton,
Mass., March 29, 1762, who d. in Rochester, Feb. 25, 1829, and Irene
Carpenter b. in Woodstock, Ct., July 31, 1766, whom he m. Jan. 10,
1787, and who d. at Rochester, Oct. 5, 1S46), a printer originally and
one of the earliest printers at Rochester, but afterwards for many years
a merchant at Rochester, where he d. of consumption Aug. 13, 1S44, a
genial, liberal and public spirited man. She d. at Mishawaka, Ind., Jan.
9, 1870, full of the illumination of Christian faith.
[8th Gen.] Children:
25185- 6. i. Augustus Hurlburt Sibley b. July 15, 1827.
251S7- 8. ii. Amanda Maria Sibley b. Oct. 25, 1829, m. John F.
Hoyt of Rochester.
25189-90. iii. William Wisner Sibley b. Feb. 4, 1831, d. of sunstroke
in Chicago, June 30, 1S70.
25191. iv. Harriet Remington Sibley b. July 12, 1833 d. Au~
1844.
25192. v. George Ainsworth Sibley b. June 13, 1834, d. Dec. 29
1856.
25193. vi. Levi Edwin Sibley b. Sept. 8, 1840 : a resident of Misha-
waka, Ind.
25185-6. i. Augustus Hurlburt Sibley b. July 15, 1827, m. Sept.
15, 1858, Mary Williamson Ogden b. at Seneca Falls, N. Y., May 20,
1838 (dau. of James C. W. Ogden b. in New York, Sept. 7, 1812, and d.
in Rochester, Feb. 21, 1864, and Caroline A. Langworthy b. in Glenn's
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1353
Falls, N. Y., May 22, 1814, and d. in Rochester, Oct. 22, 1S66, whom
he m. Dec. 16, 1S34). One child:
25194. 1. Herman Clark Sibley b. in Rochester, Nov. 22, 1SG0.
25187-8. ii. Amanda Maria Siblky b. Oct. 25, 1829, m. Dec. 29,
1846, John F. Hoyt b. in Norwalk, Ct., Oct. 18, 1816 (son of Uriah
Hoyt b. in Norwalk, Sept. 10, 1730, where ho d. Feb. 5, 182S, and
Betsey Aiken b. in Norwalk, Nov. 16, 1783, whom he m. Dec. 19, 1803,
and who d. there Dec. 18, 1843), a merchant at Rochester and after
1856, at Detroit, and subsequently at New Carlisle, Ind., where she d.
March 31, 1861, and where he now (1S70) resides. One child :
25195. 1. Harriet M. Hoyt b. in Rochester, Oct. 19, 1849.
25189-90. iii. William Wisner Sibley (son of Levi Waite Sibley
and Nancy Ann Remington) b. Feb 4, 1831, m. Oct. 18, 1855, Helen
Jean Wilcox of New Hartford, N. Y., b. Aug. 31, 1832, (dau. of Joseph
Wilcox of New Hartford, N. Y., b. in Middletown, Ct., June 14,
1784, and d. at New Hartford, Nov. 25, 1862, and Rachel Hovey b. in
Whitestown, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1799, whom he m. Oct. 18, 1818, and who
d. at New Hartford, Nov. 16, 1842. Ho d. at New Hartford, Nov. 25,
1862). He is a butcher at Chicago, 111 No childreu.
[7th Gen.]
25137-8. viii. Caroline Remington b. Jan. 16, 1S04, at Pittsfield,
Mass., m. atUtica, N. Y., May 8, 1826, Hiram Merrell of New Hartford, b.
May 25, 1794, in New Hartford (son of Benajah Merrell and Lucretia
Henderson) : a merchant and flour manufacturer. He lived at Sacketts
Harbor for many years (1811-38) and at Watertown, N. Y. (1838-'53),
and at New Hartford, N. Y. (1853-60). He d. in Watertown, Aug.
18, 1860.
[Benajah Merrell b. in Hartford, Ct., June 18. 17G0, d. at Sackett's
Harbor, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1831. He emigrated to New Hartford about
1790, where he engaged in mercantile pursuits and erected a grist-mill,
the first in that region. He afterwards removed to Uticaand was elected
sheriff of Oneida county which then extended westward as far as Onon-
dago Co., and northward to St. Lawrence Co. In 1S19, he removed to
Sackett's Harbor. Lucretia Henderson his wife b. in Hartford, Ct., Sept.
7, 1768, d. at Portage City, Wis. (then called Fort Winnebago), Feb. 1,
1844. She was dau. of John Henderson, a farmer at Hartford, Ct.]
[8th Gen.] Children :
Harbor, Au<z. 3,
25196-
7.
i.
HENRY
Drayton
Merrell b. in Sac
kett
1S29
,
25198-
9.
ii.
Mary Elizabeth McrrelP
m. Delano (
- twins b
Ju
25200.
iii.
Maria
Lucretia
Merrell \
d. Oct. 26, 1
, 1331.
in Watertown,
N. Y.
1354 Descendants of Ezra Strong o/Westfield, Mass., Son of
25201- 2. iv. Harriet Remington Merrell b. in Sackett's Harbor, June
8, 1835, ru. David Hobart Hills of Chicago.
25203. v. Hiram Augustus Merrell b. in Sacketts Harbor, Oct. 13,
183S : a lawyer in Chicago.
25204- 5. vi. Caroline Matilda Merrell b. in Watcrtown, N. Y., June
2G, 1840, in. George Hubbard Sherman Sept. 13, 1SG4
(son of George Corliss Sherman and Mary Ann Hub-
bard) b. in Watertown, July 14, 1833 : a banker at
Watertown : no children. [George Corliss Sherman
b. in 1'rovidence, R. I.,l)ec. 14, 1799. d. in Watertown,
N. Y., April 23, 1843, a banker there : and Mary Ann
Hubbard was b. in Champion, Jeff. Co., N. Y., Aug. G,
1806.]
25206- 7. vii. Sylvia Williams Merrell b. in Watertown, Sept. 3,
1845, m. Aug. 6, 1S6S, Freieric Howland Boyer of
Watertown, N. Y., b. at Evans Mills, Jefferson Co.,
N. Y., Nov. 4, 1842 (son of Joseph Boyer, and Roxana
G. Howland b. in Kinderhook, N. Y., May 22, 1S16.
He was b. at Troy, France, April 10, 1801, and d. at
Evans Mills, April 13, 1852) : a resident at Watertown.
No children :
2519G- 7. i. Henry Brayton Merrell b. Aug. 3,1829, m. Sept. 7,
1852, Cornelia Sophronia Corss b. in Watertown, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1832
(dau. of Gen. Asher N. Corss b. in Duxbury, Vt., Aug. 23, 1804, and
Sophronia Newell b. in Watertown, N. Y., May 1, 1812. He was b. at
Montpelier, Vt. : a resident at Madison, Wis., and since 1868, at Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
[9th Gen.] Children :
25208. i. Francis Leonard Merrell b. in Madison, Wis., Sept. 18,
25209.
1854.
ii. Hiram Corss Merrell b. in Madison, May 11, 1862.
[8th Gen.]
2519S-9. ii. Mary Elizabeth Merrell (dau. of Hiram Merrell,
and Caroline Remington) b. June 28, 1831, m. June 9, 1852, Delano
Chipman Calvin b. in Orleans, Jefferson Co., N. Y., Nov. 3, 1824 (son of
Alpheus Reed Calvin, and Minerva Webb) : a lawyer in New York and
previously at Watertown, N. Y. No children. [Alpheus Reed Calvin
was b. in Essex, Vt., April 10, 1793, and Minerva Webb in Charlotte, Vt.,
July 26, 1801.]
25201-2. iv. Harriet Remington Merrell b. June 8, 1835, m. in
Watertown, N. Y., Jan. 27, 1858, David Hobart Ililla b. in Sackett's Har-
bor, Oct. 27, 1826 (sou of David Ostrand Hills b. in Hartford, Ct., in
1795, and d. at Sackett's Harbor, May 7, 1826, -and Harriet Bowen b. in
Johnstown, N. Y., July 24. 18U2) : a wholesale shoe and leather dealer
in Chicago (Doggets, Bassett & Hills).
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1355
[9th Gen.]' Children:
252 10. i. Caroline Merrell Hills b. in Chicago, July 4, 1S61.
25211. ii. Mary Merrell Hills b. Oct. 24, 1803.,
[7th Gen.J
25139-40. ix. John Strong Remington (son of John Remington,
Jr., of New Hartford, N. Y. and Mary Strong) b. Nov. 20, 1806, m.
1832, Sibyl Huggins, of New Hartford, b. 1S0S (dau. of John Huggina
and Harriet Montague) she d. in New Hartford, May 7, 183G, and he m.
Nov. 20, 1839, her sister Harriet Huggins b. in New Hartford, Oct. 20,
1819. He is a shoemaker at Camden, Oneida Co., N. Y.
[8th Gen.] Children:
25212- 3. i. Harriet Merrell Remington b. in New Hartford. Oct. 1,
1840, m. Jan. 26, 1866, Henry N. Davis b. in Florence,
N. Y. May 20, 1S42, a resident of Camden. No child-
ren :
25214. ii. John Caleb Remington b. in New Hartford, Sept. 3, 1S42,
d. March 28, 1S46.
25215- 6. iii. Mary Hurlburt Remington b. in New Hartford, Oct. 1,
1845, m. July 3, 1867, James B. Holmes b. in Frank-
port, N. Y., l)ec. 25, 1S37, a resident of Camden, N. Y.
25217. iv. Frederic W. Remington b. in New Hartford, April 3,
1S48.
25218. v. Clarissa Remington ) twins, b. Dec. 12, 1S52, in Cam-
25219. vi. Caroline Remin^tot
n ) twins, b. Dec
>n J den, N. Y.
[6th Gen.]
25102-3. ii. Noble Strong (son of King Strong of Pittsfield, Mass.,
and Hannah Noble) b. Feb. 21, 1772, m. in 1796, Anna King of Pitts-
field,^ there in 1774 (dau. of a Mr. King of Chesterfield, Mass.), a
farmer in Pittsfield, where he d. Aug. 28, 1816, aged 74, and she d. in
1860.
[7th Gen.] Children:
25220- 1. i. Henry King Strong b. May 2, 1798.
25222- 3. ii. Col. Nelson Strong b. March 9, 1800.
25224- 5. iii. Clarissa Strong b. June, 1802, m. Dr. Hezekiah Thomas
of Medina, N. Y.
25226- 7. iv. King Strong b. Jan. 13, 1S05.
25228. v. William Strong b. Oct. 14. 1806, d. in Pittsfield, 1809.
25229-30. vi. George Sylvester Strong b. Sept. 19, 1807, in Pittsfield.
25231- 2. vii. Mary Alexander Strong b. July 21, 1809, m. Dr. Heze-
kiah Thomas of Loekport.
25233- 4. viii. Martha Jarvis Strong b. Dec. 23, 1811, in. Norman
Francis.
25235- 6. ix. James Noble Strong b. Feb. 28, 1817.
25220-1. i. Hon. Henry King Strong b.in Pittsfield, May 2, 1798, m.
1826, Eliza Glazier of Hartford, Ct. : pursued the College course in part
IS 56 Descendant* of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., 8on of
at Williams College. He waB Principal of the Pittsfield Academy for
several years. He was a lawyer at Harrisburgh, Pa. (1824-44), and was
^ J editor of the State paper and state librarian for three years (1841-4). In
1844, he removed to Philadelphia, and was elected a member of the Le-
gislature of Pa. (1854-5-6 and also 1859-60), and was Speaker of the
house in 1856. While in Philadelphia, he was engaged in the manage-
ment of his extensive coal lands and in mining operations upon them.
He d. in Philadelphia in 1860.
[8th Gen.] Children :
25237. i. Henry King Strong b. in 1827, lives in Philadelphia.
25238. ii. Nelson Strong b. in Harrisburgh, Pa., in 1833 : a
lumber merchant in Dixon, 111.
25239. iii. Eliza Strong b. in 1835.
22240. iv. Martha Frances Strong b. in 1837.
[7th Gen.]
25222-3. ii. Col. Nelson Strong (son of Henry King Strong and
Eliza Glazier) b. in Pittsfield, March 9, 1800, m. in Pittsfield, June 9,
1830, Lucy West Russell of Chesterfield, Mass., b. Oct. 1803 (dau. of
Solomon Russell of Chesterfield, Mass., and Sarah Rice) : a merchant at
Pittsfield, and sheriff of the Co. of Berkshire. Since Oct. 1853, he has
resided at Ann Arbor, Mich., on a small farm.
[Solomon Russell b. in Monson, Mass., in 1750, d. in Chesterfield,
Nov. 11, 1828 : Sarah Rice dau. of Benjamin and Sarah Rice whom he
m. in 1788, was b. in Brookfield, Mass., Sept. 5, 1762, and d. in Pitta-
field, June, 1847.]
[8th Gen.] Children:
26241-
25243-
2 i.
4. ii.
'7-
William Nelson Strong b. in Pittsfield, July 20, 1835,
d. Aug. 29, 1869.
Martha Frauces Strong b. Aug. 6, 1837, m. Nov. 8, 1860,
Dr. Dwight Delevan Stebbius b. in Warsaw. Nf. Y.,
May 24, 1835 (son of Dr. Nehemiah Delevan Stebbins
b. in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Feb. 1S02, and Eliza White
b. in Colchester, Ct., in 1806, whom he m. Au£. 1834,
in Rochester, N. Y., and whod. in Detroit, Mich., Dec.
22, 1859). He was a surgeon in the late war aud d. at
Cairo, 111., July 18, 1862. She resides at Ann Arbor,
Mich. One child :
1. Emily Dwight Russell Stebbins b. in Detroit, Oct. 4, 1861.
iii. Edward Russell Strong b. July 31, 1842 :' cashier of
"The People's Despatch Co.," at Detroit.
8. iv. Elizabeth Howard Strong b. in Pittsfield, Feb. 16, 1S45,
m. June 1, 1870, Sedgwick Dean, of Ann Arbor b. Dec.
31, 1S46, in Lima, N. Y. (son of Wm. Wheaton Dean
and Eliza Hand).
25241-2. i. William Nelson Strong b. July 20, 1835, m. Jan.
17, 1801, Esther Louise Slater b. in Detroit, July 25, 1841 (dau. of James
25245.
25246.
25247-
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1357
Matthew Slater b. in North Charley, Lancastershire, Eng., Jan. 17,
1S12, and Mary Louise Byram b. in New York, Nov. 7, 1814, whom he
m. in N. Y., May 10, 1836) : a merchant at Detroit, and cashier of the
Louisville, and Cincinnati offices of the Adams Express Co. (1SG2-5),
and afterwards agent of "The Merchant Union Express Co." at Detroit.
He d. at Ann Arbor, Aug. 29, 1S69 : a quick clear-headed man, and a
member of St. John's Ch. (Episcopal) of Detroit. Children :
25249. 1. Kate Russell Strong b. in Detroit, Oct. 9, 1861.
25250. 2. Martha Dwight Strong b. in Detroit, Dec. 15, 1865.
25251. 3. George Edward Strong b. April 21, 1868.
[7th Gen.]
25224-5. iii. Clarissa Strong (dau. of Noble Strong and Anna
King) b. June, 1802, m. in Pittsfield, Jan. 1828, Hezekiah Thomas, M.D.
(json of Aaron Thomas and Martha Smith) : grad. at The Berkshire Med.
Coll. in Pittsfield; a physician at Medina, N. Y., and at Lockport, N. Y.,
where he also engaged in tanning, and d. Feb. 28, 1340, having acci-
dentally cut his finger with a knife, used in dissecting the body of a de-
ceased friend in his presence. She d. in Medina, Aug. 1833. He m. in
1834, her sister, Martha. They had one child :
25252. 1. George Noble Thomas b. in Medina, 1S32, a lawyer at
Galesburgh, 111.
[Aaron Thomas was b. in Haddam, Ct., as was also Martha Smith his
wife. They resided in Randolph, Yt.]
25226-7. iv. King Strong b. in Pittsfield, Jan. 13, 1805, m. Dec.
12, 1832, Mary Blackinan b. in Northampton, Mass., June 3, 1803, (dau.
of .George Blackinan b. in Northampton, Jan. 3, 1761, and d. there
March 20, 1807, and Phebe Strong b. April 9, 1761, and d. Jan. 11,
1858, in Northampton, aged 96, dau. of Ithamar Strong, see page 589), a
farmer at Pittsfield, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children:
25253- 4. i. John King Strong b. Dec. 15, 1835.
25255- 7. ii. Charles L. Richard Strong b. Aug. 6, 1837.
25253-4. i. John King Strong b. Dec. 15, 1S35, m. Oct. 21, 1858,
Almira Hull Gunn b. in Pittsfield, July 13, 1S38, (dau. of Calvin
Gunn b. in Pittsfield, Sept. 20, 1810, and Almira Hull b. in Stonington,
Ct., May 1, 1815), a carpenter at Pittsfield, Mass. Children :
25258. 1. Susan Meriam Strong b. May 15, 1860.
25259. 2. John Frederic Strong b. Nov. 15, 1862.
25260. 3. Mary Alice Strong b. March 2, 1S64.
[8th Gen.]
25255-7. ii. Charles L. Richard Strong (son of King Strong and
ii] 75
1358 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfleld, Mass., Son of
Mary Blackmail) b. Aug, 6, 1837, xa. Pec. 25, 18G2, Nancy Brown b. in
Cheshire, Mass., (dau. of Arthur Brown and Laura Harmon) : she d. in
Pittsfield, May 9, 1S6G, and he m. Nov. 28, 1807, for 2d wife Achsah
Clark (dau. of Watson Clark b. in Westhampton, Mass. and Sabrina
Lyman b. in Hinsdale, Mass.).
[7th Gen.]
25229-30. vi. George Sylvester Strong (son of Noble Strong and
Anna King) b. in Pittsfield, Sept. 19, 1807, m. May 12, 1833, Anna
Maria Cadwell b. Feb. 8, 1815 (dau. of William Cadwell b. in Pittsfield,
Mass., Nov. 3, 1771, and d. there, Oct, 10, 183G, and Anna Hall b. in
Lanesboro, Mass., April 16, 1777. and d. in Pittsfield, Oct. 25, 1867) : she
d. in Pittsfield, Sept. 2, 18-18. He m. for 2d wife Nancy Isham. She d.
and he m. March 23, 1SG6, for 3d wife Clara Maria Cleveland b. March
6, 1839 (dau. of Moses Cleveland and Esther Ann Carter). He was a
farmer for some years in Ledyard, N. Y., and Pittsfield, where he d. July
15, 1868.
[8th Gen.] Children :
William Hall Strong b. in Pittsfield, May 1. 1834.
George Sylvester Strong b. in Ledyard , N. Y., Feb. 2, 1 837.
Ambrose Cadwell Strong b. in Ledyard. Aug. 16, 1839.
Samuel Bergen Strong b. in Ledyard, Aug. 19. 1841, d.
Sept. 17, 18G4. He enlisted in Co. C, 137th 111. Regt.
He d. at Alton, 111., on his way home from Tennessee,
on account of sickuess.
By second wife :
Frederic Strong.
Jonx Clifford Strong b. Aug. 13, 1853.
Martha Alice Strong b. Nov. 5, 1857.
252G1-2. i. William Hall Strong b. May 1, 1834, m. Nov. 5,
1866, Louisa Jane Jackson of Galesburgh, 111., b. in Knoxville, 111., May
12, 1848 (dau. of Ely Ferdinand Jackson b. in Lexington, Pa., July 4,
1822, and Hannah Amanda Perrin b. in Vevay, Ind., July 4, 1825,
whom he m. Feb. 9, 1845) : resides in Galesburgh, 111. One child :
252G8. 1. Edward Andrew Strong b. Aug. 29, 1867.
252G1.
i.
252G2.
ii.
252G3.
iii.
25264.
iv.
25265.
v.
25266.
vi.
252G7.
vii
[7th Gen.]
25231-2. vii. Mary Alexander Strong (dau. of Noble Strong and
Anna King) b. at Pittsfield, July 21, 1809, in. (pub. May 31,) 1834,
Hezekiah Thomas, M.P., of Medina, and afterwards of Lockport, N. Y.,
previous husband of her sister Clarissa. He d. Feb. 28, 1810; she
resides a widow iu Iowa. One child: Henry Hezekiah Thomas b. in
Lockport in 1840 : d. soon.
25233-4. viii. Martha Jarvis Strong (dau. of Noble and Anna
Strong) b. Dec. 23, 1811, m. Sept. 6, 1837, Norman Francis b. in Pitts-
r
- - •
25269.
1.
25270.
2.
25271.
3.
25272.
4.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1359
field, Sept. 27, 1803 (son of Josiah Francis b. in Wethersfield, Ct,, Dec.
3, 1765, d. in Pittsfield, April 7, 1855, and Sarah Boardman b. April 13,
170S, whom he m. Feb. 6, 1797, aud who d. in Pittsfield, Nov. 11, 1856).
She d. in Williamsburgh, N. Y., Aug. 14, 1S44 : be d. in New York,
April 25, 1865. Children:
Henry Norman Francis b. in Albany, Dec. 21, 1833, d.
in Albany, Dec. 27, 1S38.
John Spencer Francis b. in Pittsfield, Dec. 8, 18-40, d. in
Pittsfield, Sept. 5, 1851.
Charles King Francis b. in Williamsburgh, N. Y., Aug.
10, 1842.
Mary Withington Francis b. in Williamsburgh, Aug. 5,
1814, d. Aug. 19, 1S44.
[7th Gen.]
25235-6. ix. James Noble Strong (son of Noble Strong, and Anna
King)b. Feb. 28, 1817, m. Aug. 22, 1S46, Clarissa Wells of Lenox, b. April
29, 1S19 (dau. of Ira Wells and Hannah Way): she d. in Pittsfield, March
16. 1848. They had a child :
1. Willis Strong b. in Pittsfield, Aug. 1847.
[6th Gen.]
25104-5. iii. RnoDA Strong (dau. of King Strong of Pittsfield, and
Hannah Noble) b. Dec. 13, 1774, m. April, 1S02, Caleb Edwards b. in
Richmond, Mass., in 1771 (son of William Edwards b. in Sag Harbor,
L. I., and d. in W. Stockbridge, Mass., Aug. 19, 1796, aud Sarah Norris
b. in Sag Harbor, and d. in W. Stockbridge, April 28, 1796). He d. at
Pittsfield, Dec. 1829, where she also d. Dec. 19, 1834.
[7th Gen.] Children :
25273. i. Amanda Emily Edwards b. in Richmond, Mass., May 15,
1803, m. Nov. 18 40, Henry Calleuder b. at Rocky Hill,
Ct,, Nov. 27, 1805 (son of Elisha Cullender, Jr., b. in
Wethersfield, Ct., Oct. 21. 1778, who d. in Hartford,
Ct, Jan. 4, 1869, and Sally Tryon b. in Glastenbury,
Ct., Feb. 1, 1780, who d. at Rocky Hill, Ct, Feb. 7,
1820. Elisha Callender, Senior, b. in Boston. Feb. 19,
1737, d. at Rocky Hill, Nov. 19, 1816. He m. Sarah
Crane b. in E. Windsor, Dec. IS, 1743, who d. at
Rocky Hill, Feb. 5, 1822). No issue. He d. in Pitts-
field, Nov. 10, 1846. She m. for 2d husband Oct.
1853, in Canaan, N. Y., William Pierson of Richmond,
Mass., b. in Richmond, May 3, 1793 (son of Zechariah
Pierson b. in Sag Harbor, Oct. 29, 1750, and d. in
Richmond, Nov. 15, 1827, and Sarah SanfordofSag
Harbor, L. 1., who was b. in Sag Harbor June 11, 1754,
and who d. in Richmond, Mass., Feb. 4. 1833). No
issue. She resides now (1870) in Pittsfield.
25274. ii. Evkline Edwards b. in Richmond, Nov. 29, 1806, d.
uumarried in Pittsfield, Auk. 29, 186S.
1360 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
25275. iii. Caleb Strong Edwards b. iu Richmond, in 1810, d. in
Pittsfield, in 1S17.
25276. iv. William Norris Edwards b. July 4, 1312, at Richmond:
grad. at Williams Coll., in 1838 : a teacher for 24 years
at various places, as Nunda and Rridgeton, N. Y., Vin-
cennes, Ind., Lebanon, O., and Dayton, O., but chiefly
at Troy, 0., where he spent 15 years (1852-67) as a
teacher and superintendent of the schools of the town ;
an earnest, efficient, godly man, skillful in his work and
greatly esteemed for the many excellencies of his
character. lie m. in Troy, 0., July 10, 1S56, Mary
Kelley b. in Milton, 0., July 8, 1829 (dau. of Samuel
Kelley b. in North Blackstone, Mass., Jan 8, 1792,
^ and Mahala Yount b. in Southern Ohio, Nov. 6, 1802,
' and d. in Milton, 0., April 15, 1856). No issue. lie
d. at Troy, 0., suddenly, Aug. 3, 1867. His widow
became shortly after his death a missionary of the
A. B. C. F. M., in South Africa, and has charge of a
Girls Seminary at Inauda, Port Natal.
[6th Gen.]
25107-8. v. Sally Strong (dau. of King Strong and Hannah Noble)
b. May 3, 1778, m. Aug. 9, 1805, Amos Tilden Loomis b. in Lebanon,
Ct., March 20, 1780 (son of John Loomis — son of Israel — b. in Lebanon,
Ct., JSov. 3, 1751, where he d. May 24, 1841, and Elizabeth Tilden, dau.
of Ebenezer, b. Nov. 9, 1752, and d. May 31, 1824). Shed, in Pittsfield,
Jan. 19, 1815 : he d. in Lebanon, Ct., Jan. 9, 1862
[7th Gen.] Children :
i. Elliot Milton Loomis b. in Pittsfield, Nov. 5, 1805. d.
in Providence, R. I., April 8, 1856.
ii. Marshall Marsh Loomis b. in Richmond, Mass.. July
11, 1807, d. in Pittsfield, April 30, 1847.
iii. Sarah Eliza Loomis b. in New Hartford, N. Y., Sept. 10,
1810, m. Dr. Warren Thrall of Glastenbury, Ct.
25277-8. i. Elliot Milton Loomis b. Nov. 5,1805, m. in Hartford,
Ct., Feb. 10, 1828, Mary Smith b. in Glastenbury, Ct., July 18, 1806
(dau. of Ebenezer Smith b. Feb. 1765, in Glastenbury, and Betsey Wris-
ley b. in East Hartford, May, 1772, whom he m. in 1791, and who d. in
Glastenbury, June 20, 1858, where he also d. Oct. 1, 1826).
[8th Gen.] Children :
Maria H. Loomis b. in Glastenbury, Nov. 28, 1823, d.
in Hartford, Ct., May 5, 1857.
Eliza M. Loomis b. in Glastenbury, Nov. 28, 1829, where
she d. March 8, 1854.
Amos Tilden Loomis b. in West Windsor, Ct., Oct. 11,
1831, where he d. Dec. 8, 1S50.
Andrew Jackson Loomis (twin with Amos) b. Oct. 11
1X31, d. Feb. 17, 1832.
25277-
25279-80.
25281- 2.
25283.
25284
25285
25286
• Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 13G1
25287. v. Ella M. Loomis b. in Hartford, Doc. 17, 1841, where
she now (1870) resides unmarried.
25288. vi. Betsey Strong Lopnns b. in Hartford, Nov. 17, 1844,
where she resides unmarried.
25289. vii. Saraii Norris Looniis b. in Hartford, April 27, 1848, d.
in Providence, 11. I., Sept. 8, 184'J.
[7th Gen.]
25279-80. ii. Marshall Marsh Loomis b. July 11, 1807, m. April
23, 1846, Lucy Chapman Francis b. in Pittsfield, Oct. 31, 1808 (dau. of
Dea. Daniel II. Francis b. in Middlefield, Mass., Jan. 15, 1778, and d. in
Pittsfield, April 25, 1850, and Mahala Chapman b. in Middlcfield, who
d. in Pittsfield, Feb. 7, 1850) : lived in Pittsfield, where he d. April 30,
1847, and where his widow still resides (1870). One child :
25290. 1. Francis Erastus Loomis b. in Pittsfield, April 15, 1850.
[7th Gen.]
25281-2. iii. Sarah Eliza Loomis b. Sept, 10, 1810, m. in Hartford,
Ct., June 3, 1835, Warren Thrall, M.D., b. in Vernon, Ct., June 1, 1802
(son of Daniel Thrall b. in Vernon, Ct , Dec. 22, 1777, where he d. Sept.
11, 1857, and Susannah Baker b. in Tolland, Ct., in 1779, who d. in
Vernon, Sept. 20, 1803) : a physician at Glastenbury, Ct., where she d.
June 5, 1842, and he d. July 28, 1864.
[8th Gen.] Children :
25291- 2. i. Sarah Maria Thrall b. March 10, 183G, m. Oct. 23,
1861, Henry E. Van Den Bergh of Waterford, N. Y.\
b. in Waterford, Jan. 1, 1824 (sun of Wynant Gt. Van
Den Bergh b. in Waterford, N. Y., March 30, 1779,
who d. there April 30, 1863, and Sarah Fondy b. in
Waterford, Feb. 22, 1805).
25293. ii. Newton Mortimer Thrall b. in Glastenbury, July 1, 1S38
d. June 3, 1864.
25294. iii. Ellen Augusta Thrall b. July 19, 1S40 d. April 9
1841. *
25295. iv. Elliott Marshall Thrall b. March 24, 1842 d Au" 30
1842. °" '
[6th Gen.]
25112-3. viii. King Stro.no (son of King Strong and Hannah Noble)
b. July 5, 1783, m. in Lebanon, Ct., Feb. 4, 1806, Betsey Loomis b. iu
Lebanon, March 20, 1784 (dau. of John Loomis b. in Lebanon, Nov. 3
1751, where he d. May 24, 1841, and Elizabeth Tilden b. Nov. 9, 1752, who
d. in Lebanon May 31, 1824). She d. in Pittsfield April 21, 1813, and
he married for 2d wife Jan. 10, 181'), Lovisa Loomis — sister of Betsey
b. Oct, 29, 1789. He removed to New Hartford Oncida^Co,, N. Y., in
1818, where he kept a hotel for many years -and afterwards moved to a
farm near the village where he d. April 15, 1854, aged 70. She d. in
Collinsville, 111., Oct. 5, 1862.
1362 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westjield, Mass., Son of
[7th Gen.] Children :
25296. i. CHARLES Sidney Strong b. in Pittsfield May 12, 1807, d.
uuinarried in New Hartford April 5, 1835.
25297- 8. ii. Mary Ann Strong b. May 22, 1SU9, in. James Norman of
York Mills, N. Y.
25299. iii. Maria Elizabeth Strong b. Nov. 29, 1811, d. unmarried
in St. Louis, Mo., Feb. 22, 1850.
By second wife :
25300- 1. iv. George Washington Strong b. in Pittsfield, Feb. 22,
1816, in. April 2, 1840, Sarah Maria Reed b. in Brook-
field, Madison Co., N. Y. ( March 1, 1820 (dau. of James
Reed b. in Lisbon, Ct., Sept. 8, 1795, who d. in New
Hartford, N. Y., Oct. 6, 1807, and Eunice Bunce b. in
Hartford, Ct., June 13, 1797, who d. in New Hartford,
June 22, 1865). lie is a farmer at St. Charles, Kane
Co., 111. One child :
25302. 1. Delia Louisa Strong b. in New Hartford, Jan. 20, 1841.
25303- 4. v. Henry Loomis Strong, M.D., b. March 24, 1818.
25305- 6. vi. Eliza Jane Strong b. Jan. 30, 1820, m. Luther M. Shreve.
25307. vii. Helen Augusta Strong b. in New Hartford, July 1, 1831,
d. Aug. 1, 1830.
[7th Gen.]
25297-S. ii. Mary Ann Strono b. May 22, 1809 (dau. of King
Strong and Betsey Loomis) m. May 28, 1830, James Norman b. in Paris,
N. Y., Aug. 3, 1S06 (son of Nathaniel Norman b. in Norwich, Ct., March
4, 1777, and d. in Paris, N. Y., Dec. 31, 1833, and Lydia Friuk b. in
Lisbon, Ct., May 6, 1779, whom he m. Dec. 12, 1799, and who d. in
Wakemau, O., Feb. 12, 1864): a cabinet maker at York Mills, N. Y.,
and at Laona, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. (1S33-60) : and at Sparta, Wis.,
(1800-6), where he d. May 6, 1866.
[8th Gen.] Children :
2530S- 9. i. Elizabeth Loomis Norman b. in New Hartford, June
27, 1831, m. Charles F. Weston of Laona.
25310. ii. Ann Eliza Norman b. in Laona, Sept. 8, 1834.
25311. iii. Charles D. Norman b. in Laona, Oct. 17, 1841.
25308-9. i. Elizabeth Loomis Norman b. June27, 1831, m. Oct. 18,
1847, Charles F. Weston of Loana b. in Sauquoit, Oneida Co., N. Y., Oct.
21, 1S26 (son of Dr. Ezra Weston b. in Pompey, N. Y., and Sally Davis
b. in Mansfield, Mass., Aug. 8, 1791, whom he m. Feb. 4, 1823, and who
d. in Granville, Mich., March 30, 1805. He d. in Sauquoit, N. Y.,
April 24, 1834): a merchant at Fort Dodge, Iowa. Children :
25312. 1. Eugene A. Weston b. at Laona, June 28, 1S50.
25313. 2. Ella Elizabeth Weston b. in Fond DuLac, Wis., May 11,
1855.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 13G3
[7th Gen.]
25303-4. v. Henry Loomis Strong, M.D., b. in Pittsfield, March 24,
1818, m. May 13, 1847, Clarissa Strong Reynolds b. in Rochester. March
20, 1824 (dau. of Abelard Reynolds and Lydia Strong) his cousin. She
d. in Collinsville, 111., Dec. 14, 1861. He m. a 2d wife : was a physi-
cian at Collinsville, 111. Children :
25314. 1. Mary Eliza Strong b. in Collinsville July 24, 1849, d.
Jan. 2, 1850.
25315. 2. Mary Reynolds Strong b. in Rochester, Aug. 18, 1850, d.
in Collinsville, Feb. 17, 1853.
25316. 3. Sophia Clark Strong b. in Rochester, Dec. 3, 1851.
Mrs. Clarissa Reynolds Strong was buried with her
two daughters, at Mount Hope, Rochester.
[7th Gen.]
25305-6. vi. Eliza Jane Strong (dau. of King Strong, and Betsey
Loomis) b. in New Hartford, N. Y., Jan. 30, lS20,m. in Lexington, Ky.,
April 20, 1843, Luther M. Shreve b. in Lexington, Ky., Sept. 11, 1S19,
a lawyer in St. Louis, Mo. (excelling especially in criminal law). She d.
at St. Louis, Oct. 4, 1864. Children :
25317. 1. Ann Loomis Shreve b. in St. Louis, Nov. 3, 1859, and d.
there, April 3, 1860.
25318. 2. Lovisa Shreve b. in St. Louis, July 4, 1861.
[6th Gen.]
25114-5. ix. Lydia Strong (dau. of King Strong and Hannah
Noble) b. in Pittsfield, Mass., Sept. 23, 1785, m. there Oct. 1, 1809, Abelard
Reynolds b. at Red Hook, Calumbia Co., N. Y., Oct. 2, 1785 (son of
Gamaliel Reynolds, Jr., b. in Norwich, Ct., May 20, 1754, and d. in
Rochester, N. Y., June 7, 1886, and Mary Smith b. in Groton, Ct., May
12, 1757, dau. of Nathan Smith and Betsey Dennison, whom he m. in
1783, and whod. in Rochester, Aug. 29, 1847). He removed from Pittsfield,
to Rochesterville (as Rochester, Munroe Co., N. Y., was then called), in
1812, where he and his wife still reside (1871) : a venerable couple, each
85 years old. He kept the first public house there for several years :
was the first postmaster there (1S12-28) : a justice of the peace for some
years, and an active business man, buying and selling real estate on a
large scale. He is a devoted freemason, and has been for a long time, the
prelate of the Munroe Commandery of Knights Templar.
[Gamaliel Reynolds, Jr., was the son of Gamaliel Reynolds, and Sarah
Hazen, who were m. Oct. 31, 1749. He was b. at Norwich, Nov. 4,
1725, and was the son of Joseph Reynolds, Jr., and Hannah Bingham,
who were m.Nov. 10, 1717. Joseph Reynolds, Jr., was b. Jan. 26, 1695-6,
and was the son of Joseph Reynolds, of Norwich (son of John Reynolds,
the settler), and Sarah Edgeitou, whom he in. Jan. 10, 1688. Sarah
.'
1364 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfidd, Mass., Son of
Hazen was the dau. probably of Thomas Flazen, Jr., of Norwich, and Sarah
Ayer, who were m. Sept. 30, 1714. She was b. Sept. 12, 1715.]
[7th Gen.] Children:
25319-20. i. Hon. William Abelard Reynolds b. in Pittsfield, Sept.
2, 1810, m. in Penfield, Munroe Co., N. Y., Jan. 12,
1841, Sophia Cynthia Clarke b. in Trenton, Oneida Co.,
N. Y., May 17, 181S (dau. of Willard Boyd Clarke of
Utica, X. Y., b. in Uxbridge, Mass., April 15, 1793,
and d. in Trenton, N. Y., April 27, 1818, and Laura
Maria Shepard b. in 1798, whom he m. Jan. 1, 1817,
and who d. in Penfield, N. Y., April 2, 1839. She m.
for a 2d husband Richard Hayes Ely in 1821, who was
b. in Lyme, Ct., Oct. 3,1790 — son of Dennison Elyand
Phebe Lay — : a merchant in Penfield, who d. there
Feb. 11, 1828). She d. in Penfield, N. Y., April 2,
' 1842, and was buried in Mt. Hope, Rochester. To
him the author is indebted for the full and fine account
here rendered of the descendants of Ezra Strong of
Westtield, Mass., and Mary King. No one has spent
time or money more freely than he has, for the purpose
of doing the most complete justice possible to the his-
.' t'ory of his special branch of the family. In early life
he kept a nursery in Rochester (1830-8) which was
the first one established there and has been known for
many years as " Elwanger and Barry's." He then be-
came manager of two large flouring mills at Penfield,
near Rochester (1838-45). For 27 years past he has
been engaged in managing his personal estate at Ro-
chester. He was a member of the recent Constitutional
Convention of the State and is President of a Savings-
Bank at Rochester. He owned at one time 300 acres
of what is now the city of Rochester.
25321- 2. ii. Mortimer Fabritus Reynolds b. in Rochester, Dec. 2,
1814, m. Jan. 12, 1841, Mary Eliza Hart b. May 11,
1821 (dau. of Roswell Hart: a merchantin Rochester, b.
Nov. 21, 17SG, in Clinton, N. Y., and d. in Rochester,
Aug. 25, 1824, and Eliza Pixley b. Nov. 5, 1736, in
Clinton, N. Y., who d. in Rochester, April 2, 1832):
a manufacturer of linseed oil and extensively engaged
in the oil, paint and glass trade at Rochester. He is 6
feet 5 inches in height and weighs ^SOIbs. No issue.
They have adopted a daughter :
22323. 1. Minnie Belle Reynolds b. in Rochester, June 14, 1856.
[Roswell Hart was the son of Thomas Hart, and Mary Hungerford.]
25324. iii. Edwin "Wallace Reynolds b. in Rochester, March 2. 1819,
d. July 8, 1820.
25325. iv. Eliza Strong Reynolds b. Feb. 20, ] 822, d. Sept. 20, 1S22.
25326- 7. v. Clarissa Strong Reynolds b. March 20, 1824, m. May 13,
1847, Dr. Henry Looniis Strong. For account, of her
family, see previous page.
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\
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1365
25328- 9. vi. Mary Eliza Reynolds b. June 20,182(3, m. May 15, 1849,
Byron Daniel McAlpiuc b. in Kiuderhook, N. Y,
March 14, 1824 (son of Daniel MeAlpine b. in North-
east, Duchess Co., N. Y., Sept. 8, 1702, and Catharine
Howe b. in Amenia, N. Y., Oct. 3, 1795, whom he m. in
Hillsdale, N. Y., Nov. 20, 1817, and who d. in Penfield,
N. Y., March 7, lS'iS) : a lawyer in Rochester (since
1840). She d. at Clifton Springs, Water Cure Esta-
blishment, Jan. 6, 1S67. They had one child : _
25330. 1. Clara Louise MeAlpine b. in Rochester, Feb. 4, 1851.
[6th Gen.]
25116-7. x. William Strong (son of King Strong of Pittsfield, and
Hannah Noble) b. Sept. 25, 17S7, in Pittsfield, m. April, 1809, Olive
Tremaine b. in Pittsfield. She d. in Pittsfield, 1S14, without issue. He
m June, 1822, for 2d wife Orra Spencer. She d. June, 1322, having
had a child that d soon. He m. Sept. 27, 1827, for 3d wife Polly Miller
of Bristol, O., b. in 1806 (dau. of Robert Miller then of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
and Margaret Robinson from Baltimore, Md.). She d. in Whitestown,
Ind., Oct, 7, 1852, the mother of 11 children. He was a farmer at Pitts-
field' (until 1816) at Riga, Munroe Co., N. Y. (1816-22), at Bristol,
Trumbull Co., O. (until April, 1852), and finally at Whitestown, Ind.
(1852-65). He d. in Jackson, Ind., Nov. 24, 1865, aged 78. [Robert
Miller b. in Baltimore, Md., 1772, m. in 1802, Margaret Robinson.]
[7th Gen.] Children :
By third wife :
25331- 2. i. William King Strong b. in Morgan, O., April 22, 1S2S.
25333- 4. ii. Eliza Huldah Strong b. in Morgan, Dec. 25, 1830, m.
Thomas Wallace Dulin of Whitestown, Ind.
25335- 6. iii. Electa Maria Strong b. in Bristol, O., Oct. 14, 1832, m.
John Kinder, dr., of Whitestown, Ind.
25337. iv. Nancy Louisa Strong b. in Bristol Sept. 5, 1833, d.
March 31, 1836.
25338- 9. v. James Noble Strong b. in Bristol May, 12, 1S35.
25340- 1. vi. Margaret Uretta Strong b. in Bristol, Aug. 3, 1837, m.
Jeremias Good.
25342. vii. Mariette Strong b. July 31, 1839, in Bristol.
25343-4. viii.TlRZAH Ann Strong b. Nov. 13, 1841, m. Stephen
Bower Berry.
25345. ix. Allen Philauder Strong b. in Bristol Aug. 24, 1843,
where he d. Oct. 27, 1851.
25346. x. Milo Sheldon Strong b. Oct. 10, 1816, in Bristol.
25347. xi. John Eversuii Strong b. in Bristol Nov. 10, 1850.
25331-2. i. William King Strong b. April 22, 1828, m. in Whites-
town. Ind., Oct. 4, 1849, Margaret Ann Sehoolcy (dau. of William and
Mary Sehoolcy).
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1366 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
[7th Gen.]
25333-4. ii. Eliza Huldah Strong b. Dec. 25, 1S30, m. March 9,
1854, Thomas Wallace Dulin b. in Spencer Co., Ky., July 1, 1831 (son of
John Dulin b. Jan. 10, 1806, and Angeline Allen b. June 10, 1809, in
Ky.), a resident of Union, Boone Co., Ind., where his children were all
born. Children:
25348. 1. Mary Angeline Dulin b. Ind., Sept. 25, 1855.
25349. 2. Eleanor Jane Dulin b. April 29, 1865, d. July 4 ; 1866.
25350. 3. Oren Orlando Dulin") . . , . 1D , opo
o-orri 4 r\ at i t\ ^• r twins, D. Ausz. lb, lobo.
2o351. 4. Orra Manduna Dulin j ! B '
[7th Gen.]
25335-6. iii. Electa Maria Strong (dau. of William Strong and Polly
Miller) b. Oct. 14, 1832, m. Sept. 9, 1857, John Kinder, b. in Perry Co.,
Ind., Nov. 6, 1817 (son of John Kinder b. July 7, 1783, in Jackson, Pa.,
and Jane Malone b. in Washington, Va., Jan. 1, 1781): a resident of
Whitestown, Ind.
[8th Gen.] Children :
• All but last two born in Perry Clinton Co. Ind.
James W. Kinder b. March 28, 1859.
Semantha Kinder b. July 31, 1860.
Gilbert E. Kinder b. March 9, 1862, d. Sept. 4, 1863.
Milo E. Kinder b. Dec. 24, 1863.
Squire D. Kinder b. Oct. 17, 1865, in Jackson, Ind.
Lewis S. Kinder b. Nov. 9, 1S68, in Jackson, Ind.
[7th Gen.]
25338-9. v. James Noble Strong (son of William Strong and Polly
Miller) b. May 12, 1835, m. Aug. 11, 1861, Harriet Jane Jones b. in O.
Dec. 9, 1837 (dau. of William Jones and Susannah Hammond of Spencer
O.), a resideut of Clay Ind. and Union, Ind. [Wm. Jones b. in Va.
Nov. 25, 1798, m. Susannah Hammond b. in Ct. May 20, 1819.]
Children:
2535S. 1. George Monroe Strong b. Oct. 31, 1861, in Clay, Ind.
25359. 2. Alice Lake Strong b. Dec. 9, 1865, d. April 10, 1S70.
25300. 3. Wilda Ann Strong b. Deo. 12, 1868, d. June 12, 1869, in
Union, Ind.
[7th Gen.]
25340-1. vi. Margaret Uretta Strong b. Aug. 3, 1837, m. Aug.
20., 1857, Irenius Good b. in Clinton Co., Ind., March 25, 1837 (son of
Samuel Good b. in E. Tenn. Nov. 11, 1809, and Elizabeth Ketran b. in
^E. Tenn., Feb. 16, 1813^ a resideut of Union.
[8th Gen.] Children :
25361. i. George M. Good b. July 1, 1858.
25362. ii. Eliza A. Good b. July 20, 1860.
25363. iii. Mary E. Good b. Dec. 7, 1861, d. May 17, 1865.
25352.
i.
25353.
u.
25354.
in
25355.
iv.
25356.
v.
25357.
vi.
r
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1367
25364. iv. Ezra E. Good b. June 3, 1863.
25365.* v. Martha J. Good b. June 10, 1865.
25366. vi. Thomas S. Good b. March 3, 1S67.
25367. vii. Alice M. Good b. Oct. 16, 1869.
[7th Gen.]
25343-4. viii. Tirzah Ann Strong b. Nov. 13, 1811, m. Sept. 25,
1857, Stephen Bower Berry b. in Ind., Jan. 10, 1S33 (son of James
Berry b. in Ky., Aug. 10, 1812, and Elizabeth Downing b. there April
29, 1819) : a resident of Union, Ind., and Perry, Ind.
[8th Gen.] Children:
25368. i. William Wallace Berry b. Aug. 7, 1859.
25369. ii. James Lawrence Berry b. April 1, 1861.
25370. iii. Mary Hazeltine Berry b. Jan. 26, 1863.
25371. iv. Florence Jeanettc Berry b. March 5, 1865.
25272. v. John Elmore Berry b. Dec. 21, 1867.
25373. vi. Richard Oliphant Berry b. Feb. 5, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
25118-9. xi. Hcldah Strong (dau. of King Strong of Pittsfield,
and Hannah Noble) b. Feb. 9, 1790, m. April 18, 1816, Jonah Brown,
M.D., b. in Hillsdale, N. Y., May 1, 1789 (son of Aaron Brown b. in
Windsor, Ct., Dec. 7, 1758. and d. in Hillsdale, N. Y., March 11, i838,
aged 79, and Elizabeth Gillett b. in Windsor, Ct., March 12, 1763, dau. of
Capt. Jonah Gillett. Sbe d. in Hillsdale, June 7, 1824). He was a
physician at Rochester, N. Y., for several years (1813-28), and at Mor-
gan, O., where he also was a farmer (1828-34). In 1834, he returned
to Rochester, where he and his wife still (1S70) reside. She taught
the first school opened in Rochester in 1S13.
[7th Gen.] Children :
25374. i. George Brown b. Jan. 22, 1817, d. Feb. 6, 1818.
25375. ii. Edwin Noble Brown b. Nov. 7, 1819: a farmer near
Rochester, where he d. unmarried, Oct. 13, 1864, Eet.44.
25376- 7. iii. JonN Strong Brown b. Nov. 1, 1821.
25378- 9. iv. Ellcta Lomyra Brown b. Feb. 10, 1824, m. William
Weddle of Rochester, where she d. Jan. 14, 1867.
25380- 1. v. Tirzau Maria Brown b. May 24. 1S26, m. Dr. George
Wasbiugtou Peer of Rochester.
25376-7. iii. John Strong Brown b. Nov. 1, 1821, m. Feb. 13, 1844.
Caroline Lewis b. in Kinderhook. N. Y., April 17, 1821 (dau. of Peter
Lewis b. in Redhook, N. Y., Feb 23, 1794, and d. in Saugerties, N\ Y.,
A In 1851, and Jane Vanderpoel b. in- Kinderhook, Jan. 15, 1792, whom he
m. Dec. 29, 1817, and who d. Deo. 10, 1826), a farmer in Ogdeu, Monroe
Co.,N. Y.
1368 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Wcstfcld, Mass., Son of
[8th Gen.] Children:
25382- 3. i. Jane Maria Brown b. in Rochester, March 16, 1S45, m.
May 23, 1S06, Hollister Elijah Goodwin b. in Lyons,
N. Y. June 6, 18-12 (son of Rev. William Hollister
Goodwin b. in Ulysses, Tompkins Co., N. Y., June 12,
1812, — son of Rev. Richard Goodwin and Trudence Hol-
lister, — and Mary Biggs of Lodi, N. Y., b. there Oct. 5,
1815, dau, of Michael Briggs and Tabitha Simmous,
whom he m. Aug. 12, 1837): was a student at college
in his Sophomore year, when he entered the U. S. army
of V r ols. ; commissioned Capt. by President Lincoln ;
served as a soldier for four years.
[Rev. Richard Goodwin b. on the Delaware river, Pa., Dec. 25, 1770,
d. at Goodwin's Point, Cayuga Lake, Jau. 7, 1842: Prudence Hollister,
his wife b. in Hartford, Ct., in 1773, d. at Elmira, N. Y., in 1845. Their
son Rev. William Hollister Goodwin, was a Methodist clergyman, and
was also a member of the senate of New York. Michael Biggs b. in Som-
erset Co., N. J., March 1, 1793, d. in Trumansburgh, N. Y., June 4,
1863 : Tabitha Simmons b. in Baltimore, Md., Feb. 13, 1794, d. in Lodi,
184S.]
Caroline Electa Brown b. in Rochester, Aug. 31, 1847,
d. May 15, 1849.
George Edwin Brown b. Oct. 7, 1849, d. Dec. 27, 1849.
Frances Electa Brown b. March 20, 1851.
Emma Louisa Brown b. Sept. 4, 1853, d. Jan. 3, 1859.
Clara Huldah Brown b. Feb. 7. 1856.
i. JonN Vauderpoel Brown b. April 7, 1858, in Rochester.
viii. Anna Irene Brown b. July 6, 1860.
William Goodwin Brown b. in Ogden, Sept. 23, 1864,
d. April 17, 186S.
[7th Gen.]
25378-9. iv. Electa Lomyra Brown (dau. of Jonah Brown and
Huldah Strong) b. Feb. 10, IS24, m. Sept. 11, 1844, William Weddle
b. in Hull, Eng., March 15, 1818 (son of Thomas Weddle b. June 24,
1791, in Hawkwell, parish of Stamfordham, Northumberlaudshire, Eng.,
and Mary Margaret Wawne b. May 18, 1794 — dau. of William Wawne
and Mary Barker — in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, Eng., whom he
m. in the parish of Sculcoates, Hull, Eng., Nov. 15, 1817). He was a
merchant at Rochester, with his father and brother (firm, Thomas Weddle
& Sons), who afterwards removed their business to New York. lie d. at
Rochester, Sept. 7, 1S63, while on a visit.
[8th Gen.] Children :
25392- 3. i. Mary Jane Weddle b. in Rochester, April 2. 1S4S, m.
Nov. 21, 1867, William Frederic Lawrence b. in Yon-
kers, N. Y, Jau. 15, 1841 (son of Win. H. Lawrence
b. in Youkers, Feb. 2S, 1813, and Maria Back b. in
New York, Oct. 4, 1813, whom he m. Oct. 26, 1835) :
a lumbsr and coal dealer in Youkers. They have one
child :
N. Y.,
Sept. IS
25384.
ii.
25385.
iii.
25386.
iv.
253S7.
v.
2538S.
vi.
25389.
vii.
25390.
vii
25391.
ix.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder Joint Strong. 1369
25394. 1. Frederic Stanley Lawrence b. in Yonkers, June 24, 1869.
25395. ii. Lillie Weddle b. Aug. 26, 1850, in Rochester, where
she d. March, 1S55.
25396. iii. William Brownlow Weddle b. in Rochester, Aug. 26,
1854.
25397. iv. Frederic Strong Weddle b. in Rochester, June 14, 1859.
[7th Gen.]
24380-1. v. Tirzah Maria Brown (dau. of Dr. Jonah Brown of
Rochester, and Huldah Strong) b. May 24, 1826, m. Dec, 8, 1854, Dr.
George Washington Peer b. in Williamson, Wayne Co., N. Y., March 16,
1S20 (son of Abraham Peer b. in Pcquouick, Morris Co., N. J.. Aug. 7,
1777 — son of Major John Peer and Mary Cogswell b. in R. I., Oct. 6,
1795, whom he m. in Williamson, Sept. 26, 1812, and who d. there
March 19, 1S63 : he d. there Nov. 23, 1850), a homoeopathic physician
at Rochester. One child :
25398 1. George Edwin Peer b. in Rochester, June 17, 1857.
[6th Gen.]
25122-3. xiv. Tirzah Strong (dau. of King Strong and Hannah
Noble) b. in Pittsfield, Dec. 1795, m. in New Hartford, N. Y., in 1815,
Dr. Orrin E. Gibbs (son of Dea. Oliver Gibbs and Jane Spees) a practis-
ing physician at Rochester, and afterwards a druggist there and subse-
quently engaged in the manufacture of flour, and other business, a man of
genial spirit and affable manners, and greatly esteemed. He d. in Ro-
chester, May 19, 1846. She d. there Nov. 7, 1822. One child :
25399. i. Jane Clarissa Gibbs who m. Hiram A. Tucker : a lawyer
in Rochester, for several years and afterwards a banker at
Chicago, 111., for some time, aud more receutly at New
York.
[5th Gen.] See page 1346.
25048-9. v. Silence Strong (dau. of Ezra Strong, Jr., of Westfield,
Mass., and Mary King b. in Westfield Nov. 26, 1750, m. about 1774, Luke
Noble b. Feb. 7, 1751 (son of Ezekiel Noble and Dewey) : a black-
smith at Pittsfield, Mass., where be d. Oct. 19, 1780, aged 29. She m.
for 2d husband, March 22, 1789, Scptimius Bingham b. in Lisbon, Ct.,
in 1761 (son of Lt. Bingham) a filer, as a boy-soldier, in the Revolu-
tionary war, with his father : a shoemaker at Pittsfield, where he d.
April 22, 1S29, aged OS.
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first husband :
25400. i. Charlotte Noble b. in 1775, d. Sept. 1779, of croup.
25401- 2. ii. Llke Noble, Jr., b. about 177<>, a goldsmith in Pittsfield,
m. Joanna Nash of Gr. Harrington (dau. of Rev. Mr.
Nash, Episcopal, and Noble, dau. of Ezekiel Noble) a
soldier in the war of 1812 : bed. about 1861 : Children:
1370 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westficld, Mass., Son of
25403. 1. Herman Noble : editor of a newspaper, in Watertown,
N. Y., d. unmarried of cholera, in the south about 1858.
25404. 2. Henry Noble, a merchant in the South, where he m. and
has a family.
25405- 6. iii. Charlotte Noble 2d b. Oct. 20, 1779, m. June, 1798,
Dennis Catlin.
By second husband :
25-107. iv. Betsy Bingham b. at Pittsfield ,Dec. 7, 1789, d. of scarlet
fever March 18, 1795.
25408. v. Lemuel Bioghani b. Nov. 17, 1792, d. of scarlet fever,
March 19, 1795.
25409. vi. Lemuel Bingham 2d b. June 24, 1795, at Pittsfield: studied
theology for a time, but went to Charlotte, North Caro-
lina as a printer where he in. and had a family.
25410. vii. Sophia Bingham b. Aug. 1809, d. June 26, 1816.
25405-6. iii. Charlotte Noble b. Oct. 20, 1779, m. June, 1798,
Dennis Catlin b. March 14, 1776 (son of Dr. Abel Catlin of Litchfield,
Ct., a surgeon in the Revolutionary army, and Dolly Seymour of Hart-
ford, Ct.) a shoemaker at Clinton, Oneida Co., N. Y. (1813-41) where he
d. Aug. 15, 1841, and where she still (1871) resides aged 91, in a vigorous
old age. The records of this family were long since lost.
[7th Gen.] One child :
25411. i. Harriet Catlin b. at Pittsfield, Dec. 1799, resides un-
married at Clinton.
25412- 3. ii. Noble Strong Catlin, a shoemaker at Clinton. He m.
• Amelia Edwards of New Haven, Ct., who d. about
1847. He d. May 10, 1861.
25414- 5. iii. Julia Ann Catlin b. at Pittsfield, m. Matthew P. Bell, of
Hampton, N. Y., postmaster at Winsted,Ct.
25416- 7.. iv. Dennis Catlin b. at Albany : a shoemaker at Clinton, m.
Diantha Daniels of Pittsfield, d. May, 1867.
25418 v. Betsey Catlin b. at Albany d. unmarried aged 24.
25419-20. vi. Emily Catlin b. at Clinton about 1813, m. 'John Augus-
tus Sturtevant : a carpenter at Pittsfield.
25421- 2. vii. Byron Seymour Catlin, a harness maker at Pittsfield, m.
Emmarette Glentz of Pittsfield.
25423- 4. viii. Andrew Jackson Catlin, a shoemaker at Clinton, m.
Sarah Morse of Clinton.
25425-6. ix. Charlotte Catlin m. John Brown a stage driver and
stage owner at Clinton.
25427. x. Herman Catlin d. in 1847.
[5th Gen.] See page 1346.
25050-1. vi. Wariiam Strong (son of Ezra Strong, Jr., and Mary
King) b. Jan. 31, 1753, m. June, 1781, .Martha Crofuot b. 1761 (dau. of
Dea. Stephen Crofuot of Pittsfield, Mass., and afterwards of Benson, Vt.,
where he d. March 17, 1812, aged 85, and she d. Sept. 11, 1815, aged
86): a farmer in Pairhaveu, Vt. (called in that part of it after 1792.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1371
West Haven), until 1801, when he removed to Benson, where he d. Feb.
21, 1816, aged 63 : she d. Sept. 1, 1S31, aged 70.
[6th Gen.] Childreu :
25428- 9. i. Roxana Strong b. 1782, m. Lyman Manley of Benson,
(eon of William Manley) who d. in Plattsburgh, N. Y.,
April 19, 1867: shed, there Oct. 11, 1849. Child-
ren : 1. Jeremiah Manley. 2. Lyman S. Manley
3. Martha P. Manley b. Sept. 11, 1811, m. J. B. Vaughn
ofRedford. 4. Caroline M. Manley. 5. Leonard G.
Manley. 6. Charlotte Manley. 7. Maria Manley. 8.
Ezra G. Manley.
25430. ii. Patty Strong b. June 3, 1786, d. unmarried Aug. 2,
1857, aged 72, in Benson.
25431- 2. iii. Ezra Strong b. in Fairhaven, Vt., Aug. 28, 1701, m.
Dec. 22, 1836, Mrs. Pamelia Dyer nie Griswold b.
March 30, 1797 (widow of Benjamin Dyer and dau. of
Rufus Griswold and Deborah Wass) resides (1871) in
Benson : no children.
25433. iv. Pamelia Strong b. in 1794, d. unmarried in Insane Asy-
lum in Brattleboro.
25434. v. Eleanor Strong b. in L799, d. unmarried in Insane Asy.
lum in Brattleboro, Vt.
25435- 6. vi. Stephen Crofoot Strong b. in 1802, m. Sept, 14, 1825,
Polly Noble b. in Benson, Jan. 2, 1804, (dau. of
James Noble who d. in Benson, June 30, 1843, aged
82, and Elizabeth his wife, who d. there June 16,
1836, aged 72). She d. in Benson, Aug. 18, 1839.
He resides (1871) in Middletowu, Vt. Children:
25437- 8. 1. Henry Edward Strong b. in Benson, July 29, 1826, m.
July 13, 1851, Jane Standish Barber b. in Benson,
Oct. 30, 1827 (dau. of John Barber and Sarah Stan-
dish : he was b. in Benson, Juue* 1794 : she d. Nov. 29-,
1840, aged 44), resides in Benson : has one child.
John Strong b. Aug. 22, 18*33.
Mary Elizabeth Strong b. Oct. 24, 1827, m. July 25,
1848, Franklin B. Griswold b. in Wallingford, Vt.,
April 24, 1825 (son of Merrill Griswold b. in Orwell,
Vt., March 2, 1794, and Sally Parks b. there Mar>jh
5, 1797, who were m. in Dec. 1817. and now (1871)
reside at Fox Lake, Wis.) : resides in Horicon, Wis.
Children :
25442. (1). Edgar Eugene Griswold b. May 24, 1849.
25443. (2). Mary Ella Griswold b. Sept. 20, 1851.
25444. (3).Retta May Griswold b. May 21, 1S53. •
25445. (4.) Frank Strong Griswold b. April 18, 1S57.
25440. (5). Henry Hector Griswold b. July 18, 1859.
25447. (6). Fanny Noble Griswold b. Sept. 7, 18132, d. Feb. 23, 1864.
25448. (7). Ilarley xMerrill Griswold (twin) b. Nuv. 8, 18G4.
25449. (8).Ge'-r^e VVilmot Griswold (twin) b. Nov. 8, 1864.
25450. (9). Archer Stephen Griswold b. Dec. 4, 1SG9.
25439.
'25440- 1.
1372 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
25451- 2
25453.
25454- 5.
25456.
25457.
25458- 9.
25460.
25401.
25402.
25403.
25464.
3. Julia Martha Strong, m. William Nourse of Fairhaven,
Vt., b. in Troy, Vt, May 4, 1S31 (son of Luther
Nourse b. in Troy, N. EL, in 1787, and d. Nov. 8, 1807,
and Lucy Davis b. in Fitzwilliam, N. EL, who d. in
1835 : one child) :
(1). Jenny S. Nourse b. July 28, 1859.
4. Willard Ezra Strong b. Oct. 14, 1832, m. Sept. 28, 1858,
Sally Ann Barrett of Middletown, Vt., b. July 28, 1S32
(dau. of Stephen Barrett b. in Danby, Vt., Feb. 19,
1803, and d. June 22, 1804, and Eliza Barker b. in
Teignmouth, July 0, 1807) resides in Benson. Child-
ren :
(1). Mabel Barker Strong b. March 11, 1861.
(2). Chapman Edward Strong b. Sept. 26, 1862.
5. James Noble Strong b. Dec. 1836, m. Antoinette Hyde of
Middletown, Vt., b. Jan. 11. 1840 (dau. of Alonzo
Hyde b. in Wallingford, Vt,, Sept. 12, 1807, and Ade-
lia Hodgkius b. in Hartford, N. Y., June 13, 1810,
who were m. July 4, 1832) : a resident of Middletown,
Vt. Children :
(1). Marvin Stephen Strong b. March 7, 1862.
(2). Frank Alonzo Strong b. July 17, 1803.
(3). James Horace Strong h. Dec. 8, 1860, aud d. Jan. 21, ISoS.
(4). A son unnamed ~) d. soon.
[■twins, b. Oct. 9, 1870.
(5). A daughter unnamed J d. soon.
[5th Gen.] See page 1346.
25052-3. vii. Huldah Strono (dau. of Ezra Strong, Jr., of West-
field, Mass., aud Mary King) b. Oct. 2, 1757, m. April 11, 1778, Capt. Joel
Dickinson b. in 1750, a farmer at Pittsfield, Mass., and at Westhaven,
Vt., and after 1809 at Benson, Vt., where he d. Jan. IS, 1813, aged 63.
She d. Sept. 25, 1828, aged 71.
[6th Gen.] Children :
25465-
25467.
25408.
25409.
25470-
25472-
25475-
25477-
25179.
M
i. Huldah Dickinson b. Jan. 17, 1779, m. Isaac G
d. Sept, 4, 1858, aged 79.
ii. Jokl Dickinson b Feb. 22, 1781 : a merchant at Gran-
ville, N. C, where he changed his name to Marshall.
He d. unmarried at llaleigh, N. C, Nov. 24, 1864.
iii. Strong Dickinson b. May 7, 1783, d. aged 30, in 1814,
in Georgia, Vt.
iv. William Dickinson b. July 17, 1785, d. about 1810, at
Murfreesboro, Term., where he lived.
v. Orrin Dickinson b. March 2S, 1788.
vi. John Dickinson b. Oct. 31, 1790.
vii. IsAxVC Dickinson b. June 1, 1793.
viii. Laura Dickinson b. March 15, 1790, in. Daniel Barber.
ix, James Eastern Dickinson.
25105-6. i. Huldah Dickinson b. Jan. 17, 177!), m. Jan. 11, 1815,
Isaac Griswold b. in Norwich, Ct , Sept. 20, 1779 (son of Isaac Griswold
■r
25482.
254S3.
254S4.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1373
— soq of Francis Griswold aud Abigail Bingham — and Abigail Latham.
He was b. in Norwich, April 3, 1736, aud d. in Benson, Feb. 22, 1S17.
Abigail Latham whom he m. July 1, 17G0, was b. in Norwich, in 1739,
and d. Jan. 25, 1S17, in Beuson). lie died in Vermontville, Mich.,
while on a visit July 14,1844. Ho was a farmer at Benson, Vt., where
she d. Sept. 4, 1858, aged 79.
[7th Gen.] Children :
254S0- 1. i. WiLLrAM Dickinson Griswold b. Nov. C, 1S15, m. in Tay-
lorsville, Ky., June 22, 1842, Maria M. Lancaster b.
in Springfield, Ky., Aug. 22, 1820 (dau. of Raphael
Lancaster b. in Virginia, April 22, 1792, and d. Oct.
14, 1852, and Caroline Matilda Carter b. in Virginia,
Jan. 21, 1792, and d. Jan. 1, 1852) : a lawyer in Terre
Haute, Ind,, aud President of the Ohio and 3Iissis-
Bippi R. Road. [Raphael Lancaster was the son of
John Lancaster b. in St. Mary's Co., Md.,and Catharine
Miles. Caroline M. Carter was the dau. of Charles Car-
ter and Diana Lambert.] Children :
Joseph Lancaster Griswold b. in Taylorsville, Ky., April
13, 1843.
Laura Bell Griswold b. in Benson, Vt., July 9, 1848 .
Caroline Matilda Griswold b. in Terre Haute, Ind., Jan.
1, 1851, d. Feb. 7, 1857.
25485- 6. ii. Sarah Amelia Griswold b. July 27. 1817, m. Dec. 26,
1849, William Prince Noyes b. in Amenia, Duchess Co.,
N. Y., Dec. 13, 1802 (son of Moses Noyes b. iu Lynn,
Ct, Dec. 9, 1753, and d. in Poultuey, Vt , about 1837,
and Mary Prince b. in North Parish, Ct., April 21,
175S, who d. iu Poultney, Dec. 25, IS43), a resident of
Walthain, Mass., where he d. Aug. 10,1864, and where
she still (1871) resides. Children :
25487. 1. Naomi Griswold Noyes b. in Poultney, Vt., Dec. 18, 1851,
d. Nov. 29, 1852.
Joseph Henry Noyes b. Sept. 26, 1856, iu Waltham.
Laura Naomi Noyes b. Sept. 2, 1861, in Waltham.
Joseph Strong Griswold b. Sept. 17,1819, resides (1871),
uuinarried at Benson.
Laura Elizabeth Griswold b. July 12, 1821, m. Oct. 5,
1841, Henry Waterhouse Sprague, M. D , b. April 14,
1817 (son of Dr. Gideon Sprague of Hopkiuton. N. ST.,
and Maria Pier). He d. at Whitehall, N. Y., Aug.
9, 1847 ; she resides at Waltham, Mass. One child :
William Griswold Sprague b. Sept. 18, 1842.
Huldafi Naomi Griswold b. Aug. 11, 1S23, m. Jan. 11.
1845, Frederic Pier Spra-ue b. about 1812 (son of
Dr. Gideon Sprague and Maria Pier). He d. in Terre
Haute, Ind. ; .-he d. at Benson while on a visit Oct. 2
1849.
ii] 77
25488.
2.
25489.
3.
26490.
iii
25491- 2. iv.
25493.
25494-
25496.
i.
25497.
ii.
25498.
iii
1374 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Wc&tfiehl, Mass., £o?i of
[[Francis Griswold, grandfather of Isaac Griswold, Jr., b. at Norwich,
Ct, Sept. 9, 1691, d. there April 10, 1700. He was son of Samuel
Griswold and Susan Huntington. Samuel b. at Norwich, Sept. 10, 1605,
d. there Dec. 2, 1740. His father was Francis, son of Edward, who was
b. in England, and came to America with his father in 1039, and d. at
Norwich, in 1071. Edward b. in England, in 1007, was the brother of
Matthew (the progenitor of the two Governors Griswold of Conu.), who
came to this country with him.]
[6th Gen.]
25470-1. v. Orrin Dickinson (son of Capt. Joel Dickinson and
Huldah Strong) b. March 28, 1788, m. Dec. 22, 1812, Salome Barber b.
Nov. 9, 1790, in Benson (dau. of Daniel Barber b. in Pittsfield, Mass.,
!Aug. 8, 1759, and Kuth Emily Hinmau, whom be m. in Lichfield, Ct.,
Dec. 20, 1780, and who was b. Oct. 27, 1701, and d. Sept. 20, 1841, in
Benson, Vt.), lived in Vermontville, Mich.
[7th Gen.] Children:
Naomi Griswold Dickinson b. in Benson, July 10, ISIS.
Marshall Joel Dickinson b. Sept. 28, 1828, in Benson.
HlNMAN Strong Dickinson b. in Benson Oct. 29, 1831,
m. Oct. 3, 1855, Lucretia Prouty b. in Glenn's Fall3,
N. Y., May 11, 1832 (dau. of Amariah Prouty b. in
Langdon, N. IF, Sept. 24, 1802, and Sophia Hansom
b. in Townsend, Vt., Feb. 15, 1807): resides in Ver-
montville, Mich. Children :
25499. 1. Nellie Sophia Dickinson b. Jan. 15, 1847.
25500. 2. Edwin Marshall Dickinson b. Jan. 21, 1802.
25501. iv. Willard Hoyt Dickinson b. Dec. 28, 1833.
[6th Gen.]
25472- 4. vi. John Dickinson (son of Capt. Joel Dickinson and
Huldah Strong) b. Oct. 31, 1790, m. abo.ut 1835, Sarah Dickinson b. in
New Haven, Vt., Oct. 0, 1804. She d. in Benson April 22, 1839, and
he m. for 2d wife, Oct. 1, 1840. Fidelia Goodrich of Benson (dau. of
Goodrich of Othniel Pittsfield, Mass. and Sarah Goodwin): lived in
Benson, Vt. Children:
By first wife :
25502- 3. 1. Susan B. Dickinson b. Oct. 1, 1S30, m. Nov. 5, 1S57,
William Barnes of Plattsburgh, N. Y., b. July 4, 1832,
(son of Jeremiah Barnes b. Oct. 19, 1785, and Mary
Farnsworth b. Oct. 31, 1801, whom hem. June 7, 1831)..
They have 3 children :
25504. (1). Jeremiah Dickinson Barnes b. July 17, 1859.
2o505. (2). James Lincoln Barnes b. Aug. 12, 1801.
25506. (3). Fanny .Maria Barnes b. Dec. 20, 1803.
By second wife :
25507. 2. Sarah Dickinson b. Nuv. 5, 1841.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1375
[6th Gen.]
24475-6. vii. Isaac Dickinson (son of Capt. Joel Dickinson and
Huldah Strong) b. June 1, 1793, m. Nov. 26, 1826, Cornelia Coleman b.
in West Haven, Yt., April 1, 1801 (dau. of Erastus Coleman b. in Hat-
field, Mass., May 14, 1775, wbo d. in West Haven, Vt., Aug. 22, 1846,
and Cornelia Billings, b. in Greenfield, Mass., Nov. 16, 1787, whom be m.
May, 1796, and who d. in Benson, Vt., Feb. 11, 1858) : a farmer in Benson.
[7th Gen.] Children:
25508- 9. i. William Coleman Dickinson b. April 28, 1830, m. Sept.
19, 1S55, Catharine Olmstead b. in Benson, April 23,
1832 (dau. of William Olmstead b. in Benson, June
" 30, 1799, and Parthena Goodrich b. in Pittsfiold, Mass.,
Jan. 5, 1804, whom he m. Oct. 13, 1826) : a resident
of Benson. Children :
25510. 1. Kate Grace Dickinson b. April 23, 1S57.
25511. 2. Isaac Dickinson b. March 23, 1859.
25512- 3. ii. CORNELIA Strong Dickinson b. March 21, 1S35, m. June
18, 1861, H. A. Norton of Benson, b. Sept. 16, 1836
(son of Isaac Norton and Louisa Chase : he was b. in
Berlin, Ct., Feb. 9, 1790 : she was b. in Leominster,
Mass.,July 15. 1799, and they were m. in Troy, N. Y.,
Feb 11, 1826). Children (b. in Benson) :
25514. 1- Mary Kendrick Norton b. March 25, 1864.
25415. 2. Edward Norton b. Deo. 20, 1866.
25416 iii. Col. John Quincy Dickinson b. Nov. 19, 1837 : Col. in
the 7th Vt. Union Vols., in the late war. Soon after
its close he went to Marianna, Fla., and engaged in
business and became U. S. Commissioner there, and
clerk of the County Court and was holding these offices
at the time of his" assassination April 3, 1871, by a
band of Ku klus wretches His life had been often
threatened and shortly before his death he wrote : 'J I
•wish to put on record the fact that my political action
in this state has been upright and honorable, and that
I do not regret a single step that 1 have taken. I have
no ambition to fill a more honorable grave than that of
a man who falls for the sake of opiuion or conduct that
he knows to be right," lie was unmarried. He was
on his way from his place of business to his home when
shot. He received thirteen buckshot in his breast and
a pistol bullet in his heart — one of many noble southern
martyrs to liberty.
25517- 8. iv. Albert Joyce Dickinson b April 6 , 1841, m. Oct I,
1S67 Helen Bascoin of Bensom b. Oct. o, 1812 (dau.
of Benjamin Bascom b. Feb. 12, 1S07, son of Dea.
Joseph and Ursula Goodrich, dau. of Othniel, b. in
Benson, March 10, 1807, whom hem. in 1837) : resides
in Benson. One. child :
25519. 1. Florence Dickinson b. Dec. 2, 1868.
1376 Descendants of Ezra Strong of West field, Mass., Son of
[6th Gen.]
25477-S. viii. Laura Dickinson (dau. of Capt. Joel Dickinson and
Huldah Strong) b. March 15, 1796, m. Oct. 18S3, Daniel Baiter b. in
Benson, Dec. 15, 1799 (son of Daniel Barber b. in Pittsfieid, Mass., Aug.
8,1759, and Ruth Emily Ilininan b. Oct. 27, 1761, and d. Sept. 20,
1841, whom he m. Dec. 20, 1780). A resident of Vermontville, Mich.,
where Mrs Laura D.Barber d. Dec. 15, 1S58. Children :
25520. 1. Josephine Sarah Barber.
25521- 2. 2. Mary Naomi Barber.
[5th G en.] See page 1346.
25054-5. viii. Ozem Strong (son of Ezra Strong, Jr., and Mary
King) b. in Westfield, Dec. 1, 17G0, m. Mary ("Pony") Hopkins: a
farmer in Shaftesbury, Vt, and Pittsford, Benson, and West Haven, Vt.,
successively between the years 1785 and 1797, and afterwards at Pittsford,
Vt., where he was a constable (1806-12), and where she d. He removed
in his later years to Toronto, Canada, and d. in Coburg in 1S30.
[6tb Gen.] Children :
25523- 4. i. Betsey Strong who m. Ephraim Farrar, and had children :
Lovina, Caroline, and Mary.
25525- 6. ii. Ozem Strong, Jr.
25527- 8. iii. Oren Strong.
25529-30. iv. Polly Strong who m. Aug. 2, 1S13, Ebenezer Meriam ;
she d. in 1869.
25531- 2. v. Lovina Strong who m. a Mr. Hoyt.
25533. vi. Jesse Strong, d. unmarried 1830.
25534. vii. Osgood Strong.
25525-6. ii. Ozem Strong, Jr., m. Clarissa Keeler (dau. of Joseph
Keeler of Rutland, Vt,).
[7th Gen.] Children :
25535- 7. i. Oren Strong m. Mary Stoughton. She d. and he m. for
2d wife, Eliza Gould. He had several children.
25538. ii. Francis Strong had 3 wives, and a large family.
25539-40. iii. Stuart Strong m. Maria Powers dau. of Charles Powers
of Colborne, 0. W. : a family of seven children :
a farmer.
25541- 2. iv. Ozem Strong : a merchant at Castleton, Vt. : has several
children. He m. a Miss Merriman.
25543- 4. v. Sophia Strong, m. Daniel McKeyes : 5 children : live in
Michigan.
25545- 6. vi. Elizabeth Strong m. Henry Whitby of Montreal.
[6th Gen.]
25527-8. iii. Oren Strong (son of Ozem- Strong, Senior, and Polly
Hopkins), m. Aug. 15, 1813, Orpha Boguc, of Pittsford, Vt. : resided in
Coburg, Canada.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder Joltn Strong. 1377
[7th Gen.] Children :
255-47- 8. i. CAROLINE Strong, m. Johu Piatt, d. early : bad daughter
Caroline.
25549-50. ii. Corintiiia Strong in. Thomas Scott, Postmaster for 28
years at Coburg, Canada. lie d. iu 1866 : seven
children.
25551- 3. iii. Mary Strong m. Thomas Hudspeth, a lawyer, and for a
2d husband, Dr. Benson of Coldwater, Mich.
25554. iv. Martha Strong, resides unmarried at Coldwater, Mich.
25555- 6. v. William Gustavus Strong b. Sept. 28, 1820, m. May 19,
1851, Anne Eliza Gilchrist (dau. of Dr. Matthew Craig
Gilchrist of Colborue), a merchant at Coburg, Cauada,
for 26 years, but now at Colborne, C. Children :
25557. 1. Catharine Anne Strong b. April 23, 1853.
25558. 2. Emma Jane Strong b. July 13. 1855.
25559. 3. Frederick William Stroug'b. Nov. 15, 1805.
[6th Gen.]
25529-30. iv. Polly Strong in. Aug. 2, 1813, Ebenezer Meriam b.
June 20, 1794 (son of John Meriam of Concord, Mass., and Miriam
Wheeler, dau. of Lt. Francis Wheeler). He was a noted registrar of
the diiferent phases of the weather for many years, residing at Brooklyn,
where he d. March 19, 1864, and she d. in 18G9 : had several children.
Fuller information sought from them was not obtained.
[5th Gen.] See page 1346.
2505G-7. ix. Russell Strong (son of Ezra Strong, Jr., and Mary
King), m. lthoda Merrill of Lee, Mass. She d..and he m. for 2d wife
Chloe King, widow of Eli King of Benson. She d. in Benson, Feb. 22,
1840, aged 74. He was a farmer at Pittsfield, Mass., and after 1790, at,
Benson, Vt. He d. in Gaines, Orleans Co., N. Y., about 1826.
[6th Gen.] Children :
Clara Strong b. June 14. 1791.
John Strong b. Nov 29, 1792.
Sophia Strong b. March 1. 1795.
ALVAn Strong b. Jan. 12, ;797.
Sabrina Strong b. Feb. 26. 1799.
Hiram Strong b. Feb. 1801, in. Esther Jones: lived in
Gaines, Orleans Co., N. Y.
Lucy Strong b. July 14, 1803.
viii. llHODA Maria Strong b. Dec. 24, 1805.
[4th Gen.] See page 1345.
25037-8. iii MlRIAM STRONG (dau. of Ezra Strong of Westfield,
Mass , and Miriam Danks) b. Feb. 14, 1737, m. (pub. April 1, 1754),
Jonathan Shepard, Jr., b. March 23, 1732 (son of Jonathan Shepard of
Westfield, Mass., and Rachel Lankton) a fanner at WestGeld, Mass., and
after 1770, at Blaudford, .Mass. ; their descendants have been remarkable
25500.
i.
25501.
n.
25562.
in
25563.
IV.
25564.
v.
25565-
6. vi
25567.
vi
25568.
Vll
1378 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
for their piety. He d. in Blandford, Mass., Jan. 10, 1800, aged 67 : she
d. iu Augusta, Oneida Co., New York, Feb. 9, 1810, aged 72.
[Jonathan Shepard in. (pub. June 6, 1730), Rachel Lankton. Their
children were: 1. Rachel b. March 23, 1731, d. April 12, 1731. 2.
Jonathan b. March 23, 1732. 3. Eleanor b. April, 1734, d. Feb. 1,
1745. 4. Desire b. May 1, 1736, d. Sept. 1738. 5. Amos b. May 4,
173S, d. Dec. 8, 1749. 6. Solomon b. April 1, 1742. 7. Mary b. Nov.
22, 1744. 8. Noah b. Oct 27, 1746, d: Aug. 2, 1747. 9. Eleanor (2d)
b. Aug. 2, 1748. 10. Sarah b. Dec. 29, 1750. 11. Amos (2d).b. June
27, 1754.]
[5th Gen.] Children :
25569-71. i. Miriam Shepard b. July 4, 1755, m. Josiah Cook of
Augusta, N. Y., and for 2d husbaud Abner Ranney.
25572- 3. ii. Jonathan Shepard b. Feb. 6, 1757, d. in Blandford,
Mass., June 22, 1S38.
25574- 5. iii. Lovisa Shepard b. March 24, 1759, m. Abner Ranney
of Augusta, N. Y.
25576- 7. iv. Ezra Shepard b. Feb. 26, 1761.
25578- 9. v. Elijah Shepard b. March 27, 1763.
25580- 2. vi. Oliver Shepard b. March 7, 1765.
255S3- 5. vii. Isabel Shepard, who m. Amasa Hall, and for 2d husband
a Mr. Jones.
255S6- 7. viii. Lucy Shepard, m. April. 1791, Gardner Scott of Suffield
Ct. (son of William Scott, and Anna Boies, dau. of
Dea. William Boies) ; a farmer in Augusta, N. Y.
[William Scott d. Feb. 6, 1803, aged 58 : Anna Scott,
d. April 16, 1832, aged 83.]
25588- 9. ix. Sally Shepard who m. a Mr. Cragg : d. in Buffalo. No
children :
[5th Gen.]
25569-70. i. Miriam Shepard (dau. of Jonathan Shepard and Mi-
riam Strong) b. July 4, 1755, m. Oct. 17, 1771, Josiah Cook b. Nov. 26,
1746: a farmer in Otis, Mass., and after the spring of 1739, in Augusta,
Oneida Co., N. Y.. where he d. Nov. 12, 1817. She m. Oct. 21, 1818,
for 2d husband Abuer Ranney of Augusta, previously husband of her
sister Lovisa. " He was b. March 26, 1747, and d. Sept. 1, 1847, aged
100 \ ears." (So, on his tomb stone. See subsequent correction): a
Revolutionary soldier and a man of industry and energy. She d. June
6, 1834, aged 78.
[6th Gen.] Children :
25590- 1. i. Miriam Cook b. Sept. 2, 1772, m. Russell DeWolf of
Augusta: she d. Aug. 27, 1807, aged 34.
25592- 3. ii. Mercy Cook b. July lU, 1774, m. William Stedmau : a
farmer in Caledonia, N. Y. Children, 4 : Ebenezer,
George, Russell and Miriam.
25594- 5. iii. ELIZABETH Cook b. Feb. 26, 1776, m. Randall Wood-
worth : a tailor in Plattsburgh, N. Y., where he d.
Children, 4 : 1. Lyman who d. iu Plattsburgh. 2.
25596.
iv.
25597- 8.
v.
25599-00.
vi.
25601- 2.
vii
25603- 4.
vii
25605- 6.
ix.
25607- 8.
X.
25009-10.
xi.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1379
Elizabeth Cook who lives there unmarried. 3. Fanny
who m. a Mr. Parsons of that place. 4. Josiah who d.
there.
A daughter that <1. unnamed at birth June 5, 177S.
Josiah Cook b. May 13, 1779, d. Feb. 10, 1821, aged 41.
Joseph Cook b. Aug. 27, 1 7 S 1 , d. March 28, 1821, »t 39.
. Ebenezer Cook b. Dec. 29, 1783, d. Feb. 28, 1S20, xt. 36.
i. Barnabas Cook b. Dec. 27, 17>>5.
ix. Jonathan Cook b. April 10, 1788.
Paul Cook b. April 20, 1790.
Sally Cook b. June 27, 1792, d. Oct, 9, 1863, m. Mur-
ray Brown.
25611- 2. xii. Silas Cook b. July 11, 1794, d. in 1808.
25613- 4. xiii.DR. Orange Russell Cook b. Dec. 22, 1796.
25615- 6. xiv. Philander Cook b. in Augusta, May 3, 1799.
25590-1. i. Miriam Cook b. Sept. 2, 1772, m. July 28, 1791, Russell
DeWolf: a farmer in Augusta, b. July 25, 1772 (sou of Matthew DeWolf
b. Jan. 6, 1744, and Esther Highley b. Sept. 9,1743: he d. May 3,
1826, at Augusta, N. Y., aged 82, aud she d. July 27, 1825, aged 81).
She d. Aug. 27, 1807, and he m Dec. 9, 1807, Hepzibah Pease b. Feb.
4, 1775, by whom he had 4 children: Justus Sardis ; Polly; Sophronia,
and Laura. He d. in Hanover, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1S45, xt. 69. Children :
25017- 8. 1. Miriam DeWolf b. Nov. 18, 1791, m. William Drake of
Augusta, d. in Middleport, N. Y., May 25, 1S07.
25619-22. 2. Russell Brewster DeWolf b. May 13. 1793: a farmer at
Silver creek, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. He m. Feb. 22.
1814, Sedate Foot b. May 30, 1795, who d. Nov. 11,
1S14, and he m. for 2d wife Dec. 19, 1816, Clarissa
Smith who d. in Hanover, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.. Jan.
5, 1863, and he m. for 3d wife Oct. 15. 1803, widow
Esther Van Sickle. His children have been (by 2d
wife i :
25623. (l).Russeli Lemuel DeWolf, b. Oct. 31, 1818, who d. un-
married Aug. 3, 1847.
25624. (2). Frederic Edwin DeWolf b. Jan. 12. 1821 : a merchant in
Versailles, N. Y.
25625- 6. (3). Clarissa Sedate DeWolf b. Dec. 30, 1822. m. April 23.
1851, Daniel F. Hull : a mechanic. She d. in Fredonia.
N Y., Nov. 17, 1854 : he d. in Versailles, N. Y.,Sept.
26, 1S56, had son Frank Russell Hull : a machinist at
Silver Creek.
22627- 8. (4) Oscar Smith DeWolf b. Oct. 21, 1832, m. May 22, 1861,
Mary M. Mullett b. April 14, 1835 : a mechanic in
Toledo, O. : have a son Charles DeWolf b. April 2, 1S64.
25029. (5). Ruth Elizabeth DeWolf b. July 4, L834, d. in Hanover,
Sept. 25, 1855.
25030. 3. Martha DeWolf b. June 29, 1795, d. March 31, 1796.
25031- 2. 4. Lorene DeWolf b. April 2, 1797, in. Benjamin Snow: a
farmer in Augusta, Pompey and Stockbridge, N. Y.,
and other places. She resides now (1871) at Svraeu-c,
1380 Descendants of Ezra Slrony of Westfield, Mass., Son of
25633.
25G34.
25635- 6
with her son Sewall B. Snow. Her children were :
Betsey, Sewall, Alfred, Henry, Jeanette, Sophia.
5. Alanson DeWolf b. Sept 2, 17i» J, d. in .Minnesota.
6. Mercy DeWolf b. Feb. 15, 1802, d. July 18, 1820.
7. Elizabeth DeWolf b. Dec. 12, 1804, in. a Mr. Moore and
lives now (1S71) in Union, Ot.
[6th Gen.]
26597-8. v. Josiaii Cook, Jr. (sou of Josiah Cook and Miriam
Shepard) b. May 13, 1779, m. Feb. 4, 1801, Sarah Mattoon of Walling-
ford, Ct., b. in 1780 (dau. of Capt. Mattoon, a sea-captain, and Esther
Culver) a farmer at Augusta, N. Y., where he d. Feb. 16, 1821, and she
d. Feb. 19, 1846, aged 66.
[7th Gen.] Children:
25637- S. i. Hon Chauncey Culver Cook b. Feb. 4, 1802, m Jan.
20, 1825, Esther Elmina Hills b. July 9, 1806 (dan.
of Elisha Hills of Marshall, Oneida Co., X. Y., and
Polly Hart) : a fanner in Augusta, N. Y., and after 1S39. a
resident of Clinton, N. Y. : a member of the N. Y.,
Legislature (1845). He d. of erysipelas. April 22,
1SG7. Hi3 widow resides at Clinton. Their children :
1. Elisha Hills Cook b. March 2, 1826, d. Jan. 27, 1S29.
2. Marian Elvira Cook b. Nov. 15, 1827, in. March 11. 1352,
Ira Fayette Hart, M.D., of Elmira, N. Y. : grad. at
Ham. Coll. (son of Orville Hart of Harford, X. Y., and
Eveline Tobev). They have had four children :
3. Elisha Hills Cook b. Feb. 2, 1830, m. April 16, 1857,
Hannah Catharine DeVoe b. March 30, 1S3G (dau. of
Frederick x^. DeVoe of Monticello, N. Y., and now of
Elmira, N. Y., and Julia Stuart) a merchant in Elmira.
N. Y. One child :
(1). Fanuy Stuart Cook b. Jan. 20, 1S58.
4. Frances Amanda Cook b. Sept. 8, 1835, resides at Clinton.
5. Mary Esther Cook (an adopted daughter) b. Aug. 5, 1350,
nee Parkhurst (dau. of Ariel Parkhurst of Augusta, and
Ann Cuok, dau. of Silas Cook) d. Nov. 25, 1861.
ii. Orkin Shepard Cook (son of Josiah Cook and Sally
Mattoon) b. Jan. 27, 1804, killed by the fall of a tree
Oct, 22, 1818.
Louisa Cook b. Dec. 2G, 1805, m. Jan. 7, 1829. Homer
Lewis Parmclee b. at Litchfield, Ct., June 14. ISO I
(son of Samuel Parmelce and Elizabeth Moss), a farmer
at Augusta, N. Y. Their children have beeu :
Sarah Elizabeth Parmelce b. Nov. 17, 1829, d. Feb.
17, 1831.
Melis.-a Miriam Parmelee b. Aug. 22, 1331, m. March
29, 1849, Herbert Burton Pond b. in 1826 (son of
Worcester Pond of Augusta r and Caroline Blackuey), a
farmer in Augusta: do children.
Ann Melvina Parmelce b. March 23. 1834, d. Oct. 30
1834.
25639.
25640- 1
25G42- 3.
25644.
2S645.
25G46.
25647.
25648- 9. iii.
25650.
25051-
25653.
3.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1381
25654.
25655.
25G56- 7.
25653.
25659.
25660- 1.
25662.
25663.
25664.
25665.
25666.
25667.
25668.
25671.
25672.
25673.
25674.
25675.
25676.
25677.
n]
25660-70. vi
Anna Miner Parmeleeb. Jan. 22, 1S36, resides unmarried,
in Augusta.
James Cook Parmelee b. .May 20, 1S43, d. March 3, 1844.
Miriam Melvina Cook b. March 4,1808, m. Nov. 4, 1S35.
Elihu Mott Foote of Vernon Centre, N, Y., a merchant
(son of Adonijah Foot and Sabra Mott). She d. Nov.
29, 1S64 : he d. May 2, 1866. Children :
Josiah Legrand Foote d. Aug. 30, 1836: a merchant at
Vernon Centre, N. Y.
Ella Caroline Foote b. Oct. 7, 1*39, d. Dec. 1, 1864.
James Sellick Cook b. March 14, 1810, a merchant in
Clinton, N. Y., m. March 2, 1843. Abby Bradley b.
in Clinton, N. Y., June 27, 1814 (dau. of Rev. Joel
Bradley of Ballston, N. Y., and Ann Clark). Children :
James Bradley Cook b. Nov. 23, 1844, d. while a mem-
ber of the Junior class of Hamilton College, Sept. 10,
1864.
William Clark Cook b. April 19, 1847, d. Dec. 3, 1868.
Anna Elizabeth Cook b. Aug. 18, 1851.
Frederic Emmons Cook b. Sept. 9, 1S53.
Sarah Ann Cook (dau. of Josiah Cook and Sally Mattoon)
b. March 14,1812, m. June 26, 1833, Rev. Simon Gorton
Miner, a Baptist clergyman in Bloomington, 111.: grad.
at Madison University. Their children are:
James Cook Miner b. March 5, 1S34, d. April 12, 1S34.
Carey Cook Miner b. Nov. 27, 1835 : an express agent in
Bloomington, 111. He was a soldier in the late war.
i. Josiah Lorenzo Cook b. Feb. 16, 1814 : a dealer in coal
and general produce in Clinton, N. Y. He m. Aug.
15,1843, Jane Steele Wicks b. May 19, 1820 (dau.
of Constant II. Wicks of Paris Hill, N. Y., and Sarah
Head). She d. of consumption Sept. 26, 1848, and he
m. for 2d wife Jan. 8, 1851, Abigail Patience Thomp-
son b Oct. 24, 1S26 (dau. of John Thompson of
Augusta, N. Y., b. Oct. 13, 1790 —son of Thomas
Thompson of Bethlehem, Ct., and Lydia Fish — and
Melissa Moss, dau. of Jared Moss of Augusta, N. Y.,
and Patience Beuham Hitchcock). Children:
By first wife:
Eliza Wicks Cook b. Nov. 6, 1844, d. of pneumonia Feb.
19, 1847.
Henry Wicks Cook b. Oct. 11, 1846, d. Aug. 22, 1848,
of lung disease.
Josiah Foote Cook b. May 1, 1848, d. March 11. 1S49,
of consumption.
By second infe :
Jane Elizabeth Cook b. Oct. 16, 1851.
Sarah Antoinette Cook b. Jan. 14, 1855.
John Thompson Cook b. Pec. 13, 1853.
Harriet Emily Cook b. Dec. 14, 1861.
78
25678.
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25G79-S0.
is.
25681.
25GS2.
25G83.
25684.
25G85.
1.
2
3'.
4.
5.
25G8G.
X.
1382 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfcld, Mass., Son of
William Watrous Cook b. June 18, 1815, d. March 5,
1828, aged 12.
Marietta Cook b. Feb. 27, 1817, m. March 8, 1838,
Ensign Baker, a real estate agent at Parkersburgh,
Iowa. Their children:
Mary Ensisna Baker b. Dec. 21, 1839, d. July 19, 1842.
Mary Algenia Baker b. July 25, 1844.
Sarah Louisa Baker b. May 4, 1848.
Miriam Minerva Baker b. March 22, 1853.
George Francis Baker b. Nov. 7, 1859.
Emily Caroline Cook b. March 8, 1S19, resides unmarried
in Clinton.
25687. xi. Orpha Melissa Cook b. May 8, 1821, d. Sept. 14, 182G.
[6th Gen.]
25599-00. vi. JosErn Cook (son of Josiah Cook and Miriam Shepard)
b. Aug. 27, 1781, m. Betsey Edgerton of Saugersfield, Oneida Co., N. Y.,
a farmer in Augusta, N. Y. Children :
25688- 9. 1. Emmeline Cook m. Francis Kirkland, a farmer in Dur-
hamville, N. Y., and now (1870) ticket agent in the
Office of the Midland Kail Road at State Bridge,
Oneida Co., N. Y.
25C90- 1. 2. Melinda Cook m. George Kirkland, a farmer in Durham-
ville, brother to Francis : Children, 2 : Charles Wright,
. and Emory.
25692. 3. Clarissa Cook lives unmarried at State Bridge, N. Y.
25693. 4. Joseph Cook, a farmer at Durhainville, N. Y.
25694- 5. 5. Cordelia Cook m. Archibald Hess, a farmer at (Durham-
ville), State Bridge.
[6th Gen.]
25601-2. vii. Ebenezer Cook (son of Josiah Cook and Mirinm
Shepard) b. Dec. 29, 1783, m. Jan. 1897, Leonora Combs, b. July 24, 17S4
(dau. of Ebenezer Combs of Litchfield, N. Y., and Azubah ): a
drover in Augusta, N. Y. tie d. Feb. 28, 1820. She d. Jan. 26, 1850.
[7th Gen.] Children :
2569G. i. Melinda Cook b. Oct. 3, 1807, d. Feb. 25, 1808.
25697- 8. ii. Washington Ebenezer Cook b. Dec. 29. 1808, m. May
30, 1832, Eunice Allen Kellogg b. Aug. 4, 1818 (dau.
of Eliphalet and Elizabeth Kellogg, of Bethany, Pa.) :
a merchant at Lacon, 111, and county clerk. Children :
1. George Washington Ebenezer Cook b. June 23, 1834.
2. Helen Josephine Cook b. May 20, 1837, m. Sept 4, 185G,
Dorie Gillespie Warner, one of a gold mining company
in Harrisburgh, Montana. They have had five children :
(1). Frank Kellogg Warner ) , . „ , G . . 10 .„
)ox -n i ■ rr t iv r twins, O. Sept. 4, 180l.
(2). Frederic Cook Warner) ' l '
(3). Julia Bell Warner b. May 12, 1858.
?4). Helen Leonora Warner b. Feb. 11, I860. .
(5). Burton Cook Warner b. Feb. 27, 1862.
25699.
25700-
25702.
25703.
25704.
25705.
2570G.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1383
25707- 8. 3 Isabel Virginia Cook b. March 23, 1839, m. April 14,
18G2, Smith M. Garrett, Dist, Attorney in Matamova,
111. His children :
25709. (1). Cook Corinth Garrett b. Jan, 12, 18(33.
25710. (2). Leonora Josephine Garrett b. March 1, 1864.
^5711- 2. 4. Martin Kellogg Cook b. Sept. 20, 1840, m, April 1-4,
1864, Margaret Buchanan, of Memphis, Tenn. He d.
March 31, 18G9. No children :
?5713 iii Harrikt Leonora Cook b. Oct. 21,1810, d. unmarried
Oct. 28, 1831, aged 21.
25714. iv. Joseph Addison Cook b. July 24, 1S12, d. Sept, 10,
1813.
25715- 6 v. Watson Cook b. July 11, 1814, ra. Jan. 21, 1846, Har-
riet M. Minor of Princeton, 111., a farmer in Lacon, 111.
where he d. June 30, 1859. His children :
'25717. 1. Harriet Leonora Cook b. Aug. 20, 1846, d. March, 1847.
25718- 9 2. Mary Emily Cook b. Feb. 11, 1847, m. Dec. IS, 1865,
James Henry Spencer of Whitefield, 111., a farmer in El
Paso, 111. They have oue child :
25720. (1). Jessie Minerva Spencer b. Sept. 26, 1868.
25721- 2. 3. Frances Catharine Cook b. Oct. 25, 1849, m. Feb. 1866
Daniel Bryant, a farmer in Erie, Kansas.
25723 4 Clara Augusta Cook b. Sept. 9, 1850.
25724 5 John Miner Cook b. Sept. 20, 1852, d. Nov. 30, 18o3.
25725. 6. Charles Watson Cook b. Oct. 10, 18o5. _
25726. 7. Nora Cook b. Sept. 5, 1856.
25727- 8 vi Mary Cook b. Feb. 7, 1816, m. Nov. 28, 1839, Eugene
w ' Franklin Skinner b. Nov. 1807, farmer m Eugene
City Oregon, where be d. Dec. 15, 1864. They were
anion- the first settlers of Oregon. From him Eugene
city,°was named as from her was Marysville, Oregon. "
Their children :
25729 1. Amelia Skinner b. July 10, 1812. d. Sept 10 184L
25730: 2? Mary Elizabeth Skinner b. Dec. 2, 346, d. Nov. 3, 860.
9»V7*1 3 Lenora Combs Skinner b. Sept. 9, 1848, d. Uct. Z, 160-.
7 - 3. I PhXe BaS Skinner b. Marchk 1850, m. Aug. 30, 1868,
Di John Kinsey, a carpenter in Newark, N.J. Onechild:
25734 (!)• Margaret Mary Kinsey b. July 26, 1S69.
25735- 6. vii. Clarissa Emily Cook b. Jan. 21, 1818 m Nov 30,
1836) Thomas Morgan ol Lansing, Tompkins Co.,
N Y a farmer in Snachwiue, Putman Co. 111., b. Feb.
6 1806 He d. April 30, 1808, she still (1870), resides
atSnachwine. To her is due this account of her
Barents and their descendants. Their children :
^737 1. John Watson Morgan b. Jan 24 1838 d Oct. 22, 1833.
iVrtk 2 Helen Josephine Morgan b. March 15, 1840.
II f 9 . 3. SSSfSL Morgan b. dun. 17, 1843 d. De0 . 15j 1844.
o--in i Dwi.'ht Elsfcon Morgan b. June 9, lb-lb.
°5 U l. i A^K».>w:,,, > M a£>, 1848, d. Sept 10 50.
1384 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
25744.
25745- 6. viii
25747- 8. 1
25749.
25750.
25751.
25752.
25753.
Carrie Luella Morgan b. July 19, and d. Aug. 20, 1855.
.William Francis Cook b. Oct. 25, 1819, m. Jan. 15,
1845, Amanda Senaantha Frisbie: a boatman in Henry,
111. He d. Aug. 3, 1852. Children :
Jay Lewis Cook b. Nov. 30, 1846, m. Dec. 17, 1866, Min-
nie Blake of Chicago, 111. : a teamster in Chicago, 111.
His children are :
Clara Augusta Cook b. Dec. 19, 1867.
Amauda Viola Cook b. Nov. 1, 1S69.
Dewitt Clinton Cook b. Dec. 16, 1848 : a R. R. engineer.
Eleanor Aurora Cook b. Feb. 20, and d. Aug. 27, 1850.
Amelia Cecilia Cook b. March, 1852, d. Feb! 5, 1853.
[6th Gen.]
25603-4. viii. Barnabas Cook (son of Josiah Cook and Miriam
Shepard) b. Dec. 27, 1785, m. Jan. 21, 1810, Lydia Brigham b. Dec. 30,
1789 (dau. of Jonathan and Lydia Brigham) a farmer at Sheridan,
Chautauqua Co., N. Y., and previously at Stockbridge, N. Y., where he
was also an innkeeper. She d. April 17, 1853 ; he d. April 6, 1868.
[7th Gen.] Children :
25754- 5. i. Nelson Barnabas Cook b. March 6, 1811, m. Oct. IS,
1833, Phebe Richmond (dau. of Isaac and Phebe
Richmond of Stockbridge, N. Y.), a farmer iu Knox-
boro (Augusta), N. Y.
25756- 7. ii. Lydia Emma Jane Cook b. May 30, 1813, m. Feb. 8,
1832, Zina L. Wright b. Nov. 27, 1803 (son of Chris-
topher and Martha Wright of Durham, N. Y.), a farmer
• in Perrysburgh, Cattaraugus, Co., N. Y. Children :
25755- 9. 1. Francis Christopher Wright b. May 14, 1834. m. March
10, 185S, Fanny Eliza West b. 5lay 15, 1840. She d.
Dec. 7, 1S6S — a farmer in Medina, Dane Co., Wis.
25760- 1. 2. Leander Silas Wright b. Aug. 25, 1S37, m. March 14,
1861, Mahala N Turner b. March 15, 1836 — a farmer
in Perrysburgh, N. Y.
25762. 3. Edgar Murray Wright b. May 16, 1839 : a volunteer in
the Union Army, he d. May 14, 1S62.
25763. 4. Helen Melvina Wright b. April IS, 1841, d. Sept. 3,
1847.
25764- 5. 5. Lydia Ann Wright b. Oct. 22, 1843, m. March 24, 1804,
Luther Giles Shepard b. in 1824 (son of Chandler
Shepard) : a farmer in Medina, Wis.
25766. 6. Cynthia Algenia Wright b. April 27, 1845, d. Sept. 11,
1847.
25767. 7. Albert Cook Wright b. Sept. 30, 1S50.
25768. 8. Letitia Emma Jane Wright b. Aug. 5, 1857.
25769-70. iii. Jonathan Waters Cook b. Aug. 19, 1815, m. Sept, 2,
1845, Sophia Patterson b. Aug. 23, 1S24 (dau. of
John and Fully Patterson of Hanover, Chautauqua Co.,
N. Y. (a farmer in Perrysburgh, N. Y. She d. May
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1385
25771.
25772.
25773.
25774.
25775.
25776.
25777.
25778.
25779.
25780.
25781-
25783.
25784.
25785.
25786.
25787.
25788-
25790.
25791.
25792.
25793.
26794.
25796.
29, 1851. He m. for 2d wife June 10, 1855, Lucretia
Lawrence b. June 4, 1831). Children :
By first wife :
1. Sidney B. Cook b. June 25, 1847, d. March 21, 1849.
2. Lydia S. Cook b. July 24, 1848, d. Feb. 11, 1849.
3. William J. Cook b. March 9, 1S50, d. April 24, 1851.
By second wife :
4. Ann A. Cook b. July 30, 1856.
5. Sophia A. Cook b. May 7, IS 58.
6. Susan B. Cook b. May 20, 1859.
7. Albert E. Cook b. June 12, 1860.
8. Edgar M. Cook b. Sept. 22, 1861.
9. George Cook b. Aug. 22, 1863.
10. Judson E. Cook b. Dec. 31, 1S66.
iv. Celinda Adeline Cook b. Aug. 30, 1817, m. Feb. 27,
1845, Seth C Sheldon b
3.
4
5.
9. v.
25797- 8. vii
25799.
25800.
25801.
25802.
25S03.
1.
2
3.
4.
5.
25804-
5.
vii
25806-
7.
1.
25808-
9.
ix.
25810.
1.
Kello;
., Ashtabula Co.,
1858. Children :
illo.
1818: a
O. lie
lumberman in
d. March 19,
Deette Doty b. in 1852.
26, 1S22: drowned in
Rollin Sheldon b. Aug. 1S46.
Anna Sheldon b. June, 1848.
Leverett Sheldon b. July, 1850.
Kate Sheldon b. April, 1852.
Caroline Sheldon b. in 1855.
Miriam x\.ngelino Cook b. Jan. 27, 1820, m. Sept. 1, 1840,
Peter B. Doty : a lumber merchant in Sheridan, N. Y.,
and in O. She d. July 29, 1856. He resides now in
New York city. Childron :
Wallace Doty b. Aug. 1841.
Celinda Doty b. Dec. 1843.
Antoinette Doty b. Dec. 1846.
Mary Doty b. Feb. 1848.
Frank Doty b. in 1S50. 25795. 0,
HAZEN Brigham Cook b. July
Lake Erie, Nov. 11, 1835, when runuing away from
home.
, Edward Lafayette Cook b. Feb. 10, 1825, m. March 31,
1847, Letitia Smith Trask b. Aug. 10, 1827 : a grocer
in Snachwine, 111. Children :
Edward Everett Cook b. June 27, 1850, d. Au 2 . 1, 1850.
Chauncey Caspar Cook b. Nov. 11, 1852, d. Nov. 23, 1800.
Martin Washington Cook b. Dec. 20, I860.
Frederic Chauncey Cook b. Sept. 12, 1862.
Walter Edward Cook b. May 1, 1867.
[.Cynthia Algenia Cook b. July 14, 1827, m. July 18,
1S45, Joseph Doty : a farmer in Sheridan, N. Y. She
d. April 14, 1852. They had one child :
Antoinette Doty b. Nov. 1817, who m. in 1868, Wesley
Morse, and d. in April, I860.
Susan Lianda Cook b. June 1, 1S29, m. Feb. 1848,
Thomas Merritt : a farmer in Iowa. Their children :
William Merritt b. about 1850.
1386 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
25811. 2. Barnabas Merritt b. March 25, 1358.
25812. 3. Jenny Merritt b. Sept. 1863.
25813. 4. Grant Merritt b. March, 1866.
25811. x. William Wallace Cook b. Sept. 22, 1834, d. Sept, 26,
1834.
[6th Gen.]
25C05-6. ix. Jonathan Cook (son of Josiah Cook and Miriam She-
pard) b. April 10, 178S, m. Polly Graves : a farmer in Sardinia, N. Y.
Children :
25815- 6. 1. Caroline Cook, m. William Jackman : a farmer in Sardinia.
25817. 2. Herman Cook — an idiot, from severe brain disease in his
childhood.
25818- 9. 3. Harriet Antoinette Cook, m. Wm. Clapp : a drover in
Batavia, N. Y. She had son :
25820. (1). Frederic Clapp: a lawyer in Medina, N. Y.
25S21- 2. 4. Alvira Bartholomew, Cook, m. Col. U. P. Monroe: a
merchant at Monroeville, Cal.
25823. 5. Ira Cook : a farmer in Sardinia.
25824. 6. Irving Cook, a resident of Yorkshire, N. Y.
25S25. 7. Orlando Cook, a farmer at Hennepin, 111.
25826- 7. 8. Eliza Cook who m. a Mr. Currier : a merchant at Sar-
dinia, N. Y.
25607-S. x. Paul* Cook (son of Josiah Cook and Miriam Shepard)
b. April 26, 1790, m. Polly Brown of Augusta (dau. of Sylvanus Brown) :
a farmer at Stookbridge, N. Y., where he d. Sept. 1815. One child :
25828. 1. Alvah Cook who is a farmer in Iowa.
25609-10. xi. Sally Cook (dau. of Josiah and Miriam Cook) b.
June 10, 1792, ra. Murray Brown (son of Sylvanus Brown of Augusta,
N. Y.) : a farmer at Stockbridge, N. Y. Children :
25829-30. 1. Orange Russell Brown, whom. Clarissa Lloyd. One child:
25831- 2. (1). Clarissa Brown, who m. Joseph Bliss, a farmer in Smith-
field, Madison Co., N. Y.
25833. 2. Philander Murray Brown, a farmer in Stockbridge, N. Y.
25834. 3. Paul Cook Brown, a jeweller in Oneida, and afterwards
in Wis.
25835. 4. Alonzn Brown who d. soon.
25836. 5. Sally Brown who d. young.
25611- 2. sii. Silas Cook (son of Josiah Cook and Miriam Shepard)
b. July 11, 1794, m. Sally Roberts: a farmer in Stockbridge, N. Y., aud
Oswego, N. Y., where he d. in 1868. He had 9 children.
25613-4. xiii. Dr. Orange Russell Cook (son of Josiah and Miriam
Cook) b. Pec. 22, 1790, m. Nov. 20, 1817, Hannah White Morse b.
April 6, 1799 (dau. of Benjamin White of Uxbridgo, Mass., and Abigail
Church, an adopted daughter of Silas and Orpha Morse) : a practising
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 13S7
physician at Morrisville, Madison Co., N. Y. He d. May 30, 1844. To
her is due considerably this account of the descendants of Josiah Cook
and Miriam Shepard. She resides at Morrisville. They had 3 children :
25837. 1. Orange Leander Cook b. Oct. 24, 1819, d. March 29, 1837.
25838. 2. Orpah Lorinda Miriam Cook b. Nov. 4, 1821, d. Dec. 12,
1839.
25839-40. 3. Minerva Antoinette Cook b. Oct. 19, 1823, m. Oct, 21,
18-17, Horace Webber: a housebuildcr at Morrisville,
N. Y. He was b. in Litchfield, Nov. 20, 1815 (sou of
John Derrick Webber and Laura Bissell. Children :
(1). Miriam Ardelle Webber b. Aug. IS, 1818.
(2).. Julia Blanche Webber b. Feb. 5, 1S53.
(3). William Tracy Webber b. March 16, 1856.
(4). George Cook Webber b. April 10, 1858.
(5). Alice Clark Webber b. May 17, 1862.
(6). Mary Louise Webber b. May 16, 1866.
25841.
25S42.
25843.
25844.
25845.
25846.
25847.
4.
Cook and
a cabinet-
25S48- 9. 5.
25850.
25851.
25S5:
Oscar Leonidas Cook (son of Dr. Orange R.
Hannah Morse) b. Jan. 17, 1827, unmarried
maker at Morrisville formerly : lives now at W. Eaton
near by.
Helen Geraldine Cook b. Oct. 19, 1830, m. Sept. 12,1853,
• Henry Clay Thompson b. July 12, 1S26, in Lansing-
bur<*h, N. Y. (son of A.bijah Thompson, and Catharine
McDonald). He d. Sept. 14, 1S65. She resides at
Morrisville. Her children are :
(1). Catharine Alida Thompson b. Dec. 3, 1854.
(2). Ida Jane Thompson b. Sept. 29, 1856.
(3). Lilly Maude Thompson b. July 28, 1864.
25615-6. xiv. PniLAXDF.R Cook (son of Josiah Cook and Miriam
Shepard) b. May 3, 1799, in. Oct. 1817, Esther Graves (sister of the wife
of his brother, Jonathan Cook) : a farmer in Arcade, N. Y., sells patents.
Children, 8: Orrin ; Eben ; Ann Jeanette, who m. Nathan Currier, a
merchant in China, N. Y. ; Paul; Caroline; Azelia ; Oscar; and Clin-
ton, who lives in Waterloo, Iowa.
[5th Gen.]
25572-3. ii. Jonathan Siiepard, Jr. (son of Jonathan Shepard and
Miriam Strong) b. Feb. 6, 1757, m. Sept. 3, 1781, Abigail Boies
b. Jan. 22, 1764 (dau. of Dea. William Boies and Mary Dewey) :
a farmer at Blandford, where he d. June 22, 1838, aged 81. She d.
May 19 1816, aged 52. [Dea William Boies of Blandford, d. July 9,
1804, aged 82 : Mary his wife d. March 20, 1797, aged 74.]
[6th Gen.] Children :
25853- 4. i. ELECTA Shepard b. Jan. 16, 1782, m. Farren Case : d. in
Delaware, (.)., May 16, 185G, aged 74.
^5855- 6 ii Earned Shepard b. July 21, 1784, d. in Hartford, Ct.,
Jan. 25, 1842.
1388 Descendants of Ezra Strong of West field, Mass., Son of
25857- 8. iii. Jonathan Shcpard b. Feb. 15, 1786, d. in Blandford,
Jan. 1, 1848.
25859-60. vr. Abigail Shepard b. July 12, 1788, m. Ezra L. Blossom :
d. May 1, 1837.
25861- 2. v. Chandler Shepard b. Dec. 19, 1790, d. Dec. 30, 1830,
in Dubuqe, Iowa.
25863. vi. Bradford Shepard b. Dec. 25, 1792. d. in a fe? days.
25S04. vii. Lorinda Shepard b. April 18, 1793, d. in a lew days.
25S65- 7. viii. Eli Shepard b. June 12, 1794, d. Jan. 4, 1863, in
Blandford.
25868- 9. ix. Letitia Shepard b. June 2, 1797, d. Oct. 1, 1849, m.
Rev. Harper Boies of Blandford.
25870- 1. x. Mary Shepard b. April 10, 1800, m. Alanson Knox, of
Blandford.
25872- 3. xi. Orlina A. Shepard b. July 7, 1804, m. William Tew of
Blandford.
25874- 5. xii. Paulina M. Shepard b. June 30, 1805, m. Lyman Twin-
ing of Tolland, Mass., d. July 1, 1833.'
25876- 7. xiii. Sarah Alma Shepard b. Feb. 19, 1808, m. Dea. Phi-
lander Twining of Tolland, Mass.
25853^. i. Electa Shepard b. Jan. 16, 1782, m. Aug. 13, 1799,
Farren Case of Simsbury, Ct. : a farmer in Augusta, N. Y., and after-
wards in Sandusky, O. " She had a great horror of evil deeds, and a
remarkable way of expressing it." He d. June 19, 1838 : she d. in
Delaware, O., May 16, 1856. He was a devoted Episcopalian, and a
lay reader in that church.
' [7th Gen.] Children :
25878- 9. i.
258S0- 1.
ii.
25882- 3.
iii
25884- 5.
iv
25S86.
25887- 8.
v.
vi
25889-90.
vi
25891- 2.
vii
Thomas Farrcu Case b. March 27, 1801, a farmer in,
Delaware, O., and Des Moiues, Iowa, where be d. June
5, 1862, aged 61. He m. Dec. 15, 1825, wife
Sarah A. (maiden name unknown by the author\
Children, 4 : Eliza Ann; Nathan Thomas, a farmer in
Des Moines, who m. June 11, 1S57, Emma J. Todd ;
Farren ; Isaac.
Melissa Case b. in 1802, in. Almon Olmstead, a farmer
who d. in 1S30 : had 3 sons and 3 daughters, the eldest
of whom, Adeline, m. a Mr. Brundage.
. Hester Case m. Luther Welch a farmer : had one child,
at whose birth she d. and the child d.a week afterwards.
, Abigail Case m. John Thomson : she d. Feb. 23, 1841 :
had one child, Mary Ann.
Almina Case d. unmarried in early life.
. Earned Salmon Case : a farmer in Des Moines, Iowa,
where he d. in 1860. He m. Mary A. Cooper, and had
7 children.
i. Milton Case who m. Catharine Dennis, and had a son
Lucius. He d. aged about 30.
i. Lorenzo Case who m. in 1840, Ann Jane Davenport.
He d. of consumption, Aug. 7, 1813 : had one child
that d. soon.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1389
25803- 4. ix. Thirza Case m. a Mr. Work of Clairaville, 0., and
resides now (1370) in Freeport, 0.
25895. x. Lucius Case who d. unmarried, aged about 22.
25S9G- 7. xi. Harper Case, a farmer in Delaware. 0. lie m. Catharine
Toothaker, and for a 2d wife Elizabeth Cox. He d.
aged about 31 : had one child.
[6th Gen.]
25355-6. ii. Larned Shepard (son of Jouathan Shepird of Bland-
ford, Mass., and Abigail Boies) b. July 21, 1734, m. July 8, 1S07, Sally
Latimer b. June 3, 17S5 (dau. of Capt George Latimer of Bloomfiekl, Ct.) :
a farmer and butcher, and inspector of beef at Hartford, Ct., where he d.
of pleurisy, Jan. 25, 132G, aged 41 : she d. Oct. 20, 1867, aged 82.
Sally Latimer was a lineal descendant of the martyr who was burned
at the stake.
[7th Gen.] Children:
25898. i. Larned Shepard, Jr., b. Nov. 11, 1808 : a farmer at
Bloomfield, Ct., unmarried.
25S99-01. ii. George Latimer Shepard b. 'July 30, 1810.
25902- 3. iii. Sarah Ann Shepard b. June 7, IS 12, m. A. Dwight
Waters of Hartford, Ct.
25904- 5. iv. Maria Shepard b. Feb, 14. 1816, m. Alexander Crane of
. Bloomfield, Ct, ; where she d. Jan. 30, 1SG6.
25906- 8. v. Alonzo Shepard b. Oct. 26, 1817, d. at Annapolis, Md.,
Dec. 16, 1862.
95909-10 vi. Hannah Letitia Shepard b. Jan. 25, 1820, d. in Hart-
ford, Ct., Nov. 7, 1333, m. Sept. 1833, George L.
Waters.
25911- 2. vii. Hiram L. Shepard b. June 21, 1S22.
25913. viii. Levi Shepard b. July 19, 1824, d. Sept. 27, 1824.
25899-01. ii. George Latimer Shepard b. July 30, 1810, m. May
12, 1S32, Drusilla Walklcy of Springfield, Mass., b. June 3, 1811 (dau. of
James Walkley and Lois Smith) : a farmer and butcher at Bloomfield, Ct.
She d. Feb. 14, 1847, and he m. Jan. 1, 1851, for 2d wife, widow Re-
becca Mills nie Loomis (dau. of Jacob Loomis and Gillette).
She d. Oct. 28, 1854. and he m. March 1, 18G2. Caroline Smith of Plain-
field, N. H. (dau. of Benjamin Smith and Lois Daniels).
[8th Gen.] Children:
L By first wife :
25914. i- Cornelia Shepard b. May 7, 1833, d. Sept. 1, 1335,
25915. ii- George Walkley Shepard b. April 23, 1S36, a resident
of Bloomfield, Ct., unmarried.
25916. iii. Flea Jeanette Shepard b. Feb. 1, 1343, resides unmarried
in New York.
25917- 8. iv. EDWIN Hazeltinc Shepard b. March 3, 1839, a farmer
and butcher at Bloomfield, Ct., and also an agent for
"]
7 'J
1390 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
the sale of "The Granite State mowing machine" (in-
vented by his father-in-law Mr. Ncwhall), and a
trader in stock. Hem. April 17, 1S62, Frances Eliza-
beth Newhall, of Hinsdale, N. H. (dau. of Cyrus New-
ball and Louisa Matilda Miller). He has 2 children :
25919. 1. William Edwiu Shepard b. May 15, 1863.
25920. 2. Bertha Maria Shepard b. July 30, 1866.
[7th Gen.]
25902-3. iii. Sarah Ann Shepard (dau. of Lamed Shepard of Hart-
ford, Ct., and Sally Latimer), b. June 7, 1812, m. Oct. 14,1835, Alanson
Dwight Waters b. Feb. 18, 1809 (sou of James Waters of Bloomfield,
Ct., and Betsey Grant) a printer of bank notes at Hartford, Ct., and since
1838, a farmer there on " Blue Hills." No children. To her is largely
due the account here given of the descendants of Jonathan Shepard and
Miriam Strong.
25904-5. iv. Maria Shepard b. Feb. 14, 1816, m. April 1, 1841,
Alexander Nelson Crane b. in Tolland, Mass. 1812 (son of Abraham
Crane of Sandersfield, Mass., b. there in 1796, and d. in Canton, Ct.,
March, 1865, aged 79, and Betsey Twining — dau. of William Twining of
Tolland and Tabitha Sparrows — b. in 1794, and d. April, 1860) : a farmer in
Bloomfield, Ct., she d. of a tumor Jan. 30, 1866, aged 49. He m. Jan.
29, 1867, for 2d wife widow Sarah Marshall of Collinsville, Ct. Children :
25921-2. 1. Nelson Alexander Crane b. July 16, 1843, m. Oct. 1,1865,
Mary Potts of Bloomfield, Ct. : a manufacturer at Bris-
tol, Ct. One child:
25923. (1). Nelson W. Crane b. in 1S68.
25924. ii. Sarah Maria Crane b. June 16, 1850, d. April 25, 1851.
25925. iii. Ella Rissa Crane b. June 3, 1853, d. Sept. 15, 1S53.
[7th Gen.]
25906-8. v. Alonzo Shepard (son of Lamed Shepard and Sally
Latimer) b. Oct. 26, 1817, m. in 1843, Harriet Naomi Alderman (dau.
of Chester Alderman and Dorcas Haskins). [Chester Alderman b. Sept.
8, 1778, d. in 1831, aged 53. She was b. Feb. 7, 1784, and d. Dec. 14,
1867, aged S3.] She d. and he m. in 1S46, for 2d wife, widow Sarah
Marsh of Plymouth, O. He joined, Sept. 20, 1862, Co. E, 22d Rcgt.
Conn. Vols., and d. of the dumb ague at Annapolis, Md., Hospital,
Dec. 15, 1S62. His children were :
25926. 1. Morrison Alonzo Shepard b. March 14, 1845, d. May 16,
1846.
By second tcife :■
25927- 8. 2. Isabel Shepard b. July 22, 1S47, m. March 7, 1865,
Benjamin Porter b. in Boston, April 29, 183S (son of
Job Porter b. in Pembroke, Mass., [whose mother was
a Standish, descended from Miles Standish of "The
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1391
Mayflower,"— and Mary A. Porter his 2d cousin. She
was b. April IS, 1814, and was m. in June, 1836.
Her mother was Naomi Kamsdale, afterwards Lady
Naomi Wanlell, afterwards Mrs.. Benjamin Porter.
The great-grandfather of Job Porter was Sir Charles
Shendryn Porter, Lord of Shropshire, and an M. P.,
during the reign of George III. J He resides in New
York and is a theatrical artist. No children.
25911-2. vii. Hiram L. Siiepard b. June 21, 1822 (son of Larned
and Sally Shepard) m. Aug. 14, 1844, Harriet A. Tuttle of Blandford,
Mass. : a farmer and fruit-raiser, and dealer in stock at Hartford, Ct.
[8th Gen.] Children :
25930- 1. i. Sarah Maria Shepard b. Aug. 26 ; 1847, in. Feb. 25, 1869,.
Henry Powers Ritter, M.D., b. in Ithaca, N. Y., Feb.
5, 1830 (son of Frederic William Hitter b. in Athens,
N. Y., Sept. 30, 1799, and Angelica Gilbert Powers,
dau. of Heman Powers, whom he m. May 4, 1829, and
who was b. in Middletowu, Ct., Jan. 4, 1809).
[The father of Frederic William Ritter, was Henry Ritter b. in New
York, Oct. 30, 17GS. He m. Feb. 5, 1797, Eliza Backus (dau. of Dul-
cina Backus) b. in Woodbury, Ct., June 2, 1774. His father was John
Michael Ritter b. in Germany, Sept. 5, 1734. He m. Oct. 10 1/57,
Margaret Bant of New York. The father of John Michael Bitter was
John Peter Ritter b. in Germany, Oct. 9, 1G9S, who m. Jan. 9, 1722,
Maria Elizabeth Fox. The family came from Germany to .New York in
Oct. 1739.] Dr. Henry P. Ritter is a physician and surgeon at Norfolk,
Va. He was a surgeon for 3 years in the late war in the U. b. A. ot,
Vols. They have one child :
25932. 1. Henry Shepard Ritter b. Nov. 28, 1809.
25933. ii. Frederic W. Shepard b. June 7, 1852.
25934. iii. Frank II. Shepard b. June 19, 18d6.
[6th Gen.]
25357-8. iii. Jonathan Shepard 3d (son of Jonathan Shepard and
Abigail Boies) b. Feb. 15, 17S0, m. Dec. 27, 1810, Lucy Butler of Tol-
land" Mass., b. June 11. 1792 (dau. of Selah Butler and Lucy Hall) : a
merchant in Blandford, Mass. He d. Jan. 1, 134S. She resides (1870)
in Russell, Mass.
[7th Gen.] Children :
25935- G i Jonathan Butler Shepard b. April 16, 1812, m. Jan. 1,
1S33, Jane Frink b. in Cornwall, Ct., Dec. 6, 1819
(dau.' of Elias Frink and Abby Hall) : a speculator in
Ashtabula, O. : no children. She d. July 17, 1870.
25937- 8 ii Lucius Boies Shepard b. Oct. 0, 1813 : a dry-good? mer-
chant at Blandford. He m. Jan. 10, 1843, Ruth
Elizabeth Tuttle of Blandford b. Dec. 13, 1818 (dau.
of Birdseye Tuttle and Black). Children :
1392 Descendants of Ezra Strong of We&tfield, Mass., Son of
25939.
25940.
25911.
25942-
2.
3.'
iii.
25944.
25945-
25947.
25948.
25949.
25950-51. iv
25952.
25953.
25954.
Laura Elizabeth Shepard b. June 21, 1844, d. Sept. 21,
1856 : a great sufferer from scrofulous disease for years
before her death, but always patient.
Willis Lucius Shepard b. Feb. 24, 1847 : a merchant.
Carrie Louisa Shepard b. Aug. 6, 1854.
Lucy Almira Shepard b. April 20, 1816, m. May 31,
1842, Roland Parks White b. May 11, 1816 (son of
Gershom White of Blaudford, and Sally Parks) : a
merchant in W. Springfield, Mass., where he d. July
10, 1S53. She m. March 19, 1856, Joseph Lazelle b.
in 1792 : a hotel keeper and farmer in Chester, Mass.
He d. aged 71, Nov. 27, 1863. She resides at Chester
still (1870). Her children were :
By first husband :
1. Caroline White who d. soon.
2. WilHam Roland White b. Nov. 9, 1844 : a merchant and
writing-teacher in Chester, Mass. He m. April 26,
1867, Susan Adelia Bailey of Springfield, Mass., b.'
Sept. 19, 1844 (dau. of Christopher S. Bailey of Spring-
field, Mass., and Loraine Bailey). Their children are°:
(l).Cora Grace White b. Oct. 1, 1868.
(2). Alice Adelia White b. July 7, 1869.
3. Charles Henry White (son of Roland P. and Almira L
White) b. July 24, 1850, d. Sept. 30, 1850.
JosEPn Hall Shepard b. Oct. 20, 1819 : a farmer and
stock raiser at W. Andover, Ashtabula Co., O. Hem.
Dec. 29, 1841, Martha Marcena Royce b. March 2,
1823 (dau. of Phinehas Royce and Achsah V
Their children :
Caroline Shepard b. Nov. 8, 1S42, in Ripley, N. Y d in
Cherry Valley, O., Jan. 9, 1S45.
25955- 6. v.
1864, and where she still lives ( 1870). Their children
lelaide Root b. Oct. 10, 1845, m. May 1-8
1809, Nel-
lie d. Feb.
Helen Caroline Shepard b. May 28, 1S49, in Andover, O.
Charles Hayes Shepard b. April 20, 1864, in Cherry
Valley, O.
Cynthia Maria Shepard b. Nov. 29, 1821, m. Jan. 3,
1843, Laurens M. Root of Otis, Mass.: a crockery
merchant at Seneca Falls, N. Y. where he d Nov 26
1864
25957- 8. 1. Ad
sou Hoag of Seneca Falls b
1870, aged 21.
Caroline Root b. in 1846, d. Jai
lation.
Three sons that d. unnamed.
Josephine Root b. Dec. 10, 1855.
Nohmax Wesley Shepard b. Feb. 16, 1829, unmarried :
a stock buyer at W. Andover, O.
25965- 6. vii. Philander 'Twining Shepard b. April 18, 1831: a
farmer in Cannou River Falls, Minn. He m. Nov. 22,
1864, Annie P. Mallett b. in Sheridan. N. Y., April'
25959.
25960-
25963.
25964.
in 1848.
25, 1848, from strangu-
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1393
19, 18-43 (dan. of Abram and Lucy A. Mallett). They
have one child :
25967. 1. Inez Bertha Shepard b. Sept. 16, 1865, in Lillian, Minn.
25968- 9. viii. Fidelia Ann Shepard b. Aug. 9, 1S26, m. June 6, 1850,
John Mortimer Norton, a merchant in Cambria, Mich.
b. Aug. 4, 1S23, in Southington, 0. (son of John
Norton b. in Otis, Mass. in 1800, and Dolly Loveland
b. at Otis in 1S02). Their children :
25970. 1. Laurens Mortimer Norton b. at Blandford, Mass., Feb.
8,1851.
25971. 2. Arthur Clarence Norton b. Feb. 6, 1853, in Todd, O.
25972- 3. ix. Henry Bristol Shepard b. Sept, 28, 1833, m. Aug. 6,
1857, Frances A.Nichols b. Aug. 6, 1841, in Lancaster,
Fairfield Co., 0. (dau. of Joseph Nichols and Anna
Daily): a merchant in Cambria, Mich. His children :
25974. 1. Adella Corolyn Shepard b. Aug. 12, 1S59.
25975. 2. Effie May Shepard b. March 16, 1S60.
25976. 3. Joseph Shepard b. Aug. 2, 1861.
25977. 4. Everett Lucius Shepard b. June 18, 1S64.
25978. 5. Charles Shepard b. June 13, 186S, d. July 4, 1870. They
were all bom in Osceola, 0.
25979-80. x. George Edson Shepard b. March 28, 1837, m. April 23,
1857, Sarah Amelia Morley b. March 28, 1840 (dau. of
Gideon Morley of W. Springfield, Mass., and Lodemia
Perkins) : a whip maker at Westfield, Mass. His
children :
Sarah Ida Shepard b. Dec. 25, 185S.
Ella Florence Shepard b. March 10, I860.
Jenny Lucy Shepard b. May 24, 1866, d. Sept. 9, 1867.
A child yet unnamed b. Aug. 7, 1870.
[6th Gen.]
24859-60. iv. Abigail Shepard (dau. of Jonathan Shepard and Abi-
gail Boies) b. July 12, 1788, m. July 31, 1S0S, Ezra L. Blossom of Mid-
dlefield, Mass., b. in 178 1 : a teacher at Augusta. N. Y., and Canan-
daigua, N. Y. He d. at Bland ford, Jan. 19, 1824, aged 40 : she d. May
13, 1837, aged 48.
[7th Gen.] Children :
259S5. i. Abigail .Mercy Blossom b. in Augusta, in 1809, d. at
Canandaigua, aged l'J, in 1N28.
25986. ii. Thomas Chandler Blossom b. in Augusta : a resident
of Windsor, Broome Co., N. Y. (P. O., North Bend,
Pa.), in. a wife (name not ascertained). She d. in 1800,
had 14 children.
25987. iii. William Hicks Blossom b. in Augusta, resided iu Cali-
fornia.
25988- 9. iv. Catharine Orlina Blossom b. Feb. 20, 1820, m. Joseph
B. Dewey of Colliusville, Ct. No children. Shed, in
1813.
25981.
1
259S2.
2
25983.
3
25984.
4
1394 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
[6th Gen.]
25S61-2. v. Chandler Siiepard (son of Jonathan Shepard and Abi-
gail Boies) b. Dec. 19, 1790, m. May 20, 1818 Lois Gibbs, of Blandford :
a farmer at Becket, Mass. Children, 4; Huldah Ann ; Harmony, who d.
soon; Spencer ; and Sarah Jane, who m. in 1850, Lyman Twining Waters,
of Otis, Mass., and removed to Copenhagen, X. Y.
[6th Gen.]
25865-7. viii. Eli Shepard (son of Jonathan Shepard, of Blandford,
and Abigail Boies) b. June 12, 1794, m. June 8, 1S20, Harriet Wood-
ford, of Winsted, Ct., b. July 19, 1795 (dau. of Ezekiel Woodford, of
Avon, Ct., and Ann Bishop). She d. Oct. 17, 1849, and he m. 1850, for
2d wife widow Lucy Carter, of Blandford. He was a large dairy farmer
at Blandford. He d. Jan. 4, 1863 ; she d. in 1866.
[7th Gen.] Children :
25990- 1. i. Harriet Ann Shepard b. April 17, 1821, m. March 1,
1S41, Edward A. Squares, of Becket, Mass. : a livery sta-
ble keeper. She d. at Winsted, Ct., of hip disease, Oct.
23, 1S52. No children.
Eli Lester Shepard b. Sept. 8, 1823: a baggage master,
on the New Haven R. Boad. He d. at New Haven,
unmarried, by bleeding to death from an imperfect am-
putation of his leg, which had been injured by a colli-
sion on the cars, Nov. 14, 1S57.
Nancy Woodford Shepard b. April 12, 1826, m. June
15, 1849, Orrin Waterman Carter (son of Waterman
Carter of Blandford, aud Lucy Frisbie) a farmer at
Blandford. She d. of hip complaint April 12, 1853,
aged 27. One child :
Edmund Orrin Carter b. Oct. 16, 1851.
JosEPn Lamed Shepard b. Dec. 20, 1S27, a large dairy
farmer at Blandford. He m. Sept. 3, 1857, Khoda
Fidelia Polly (dau. of Charles Polly and Ruby Blake) :
a farmer and dairyman in Blandford. His children are :
Katie Adeline Shepard b. Oct. 4, 1860.
Charles Wesley Shepard b. Oct. 27, 1865.
Loren Watson Shepard b. Sept. 7, 1830, m. Mary E.
Pinney of Lee, Mass., b. Feb. 3, 1S36 : a merchant in
Winsted, Ct. He d. of consumption Sept. 12, 1860.
Their children :
Lester E. Shepard b. Oct. 14, 1S57.
Carrie L. Shepard b. March 1, 1860.
Nathan Wadsworth Shepard b. Oct. 20, 1833.
William Oscar Shepard b. Jan.- 17, 1837.
[6th Gen.]
25S68-9. ix. Letttia Shepard (dau. of Jonathan Shepard and Abi-
gail Boies) b. Juue 2, 1797, m. June S, 1S20, Rev. Harper Boies of
25992.
25993- 4.
25995.
1.
25996-
7.
iv.
2599S.
25999.
1.
o
26000-
1.
v.
20002.
26003.
1.
2.
26004.
26005.
vi.
vii
.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1395
Blandford, b. April 21, 1797 (sou of Wm. Boies, Jr., b. Oct. 21, 1758,
who d. July 22, 1816, son of Dea. Wiu. Boies and Mary Dewey, and
Jerusba Payne whom he m. June 28, 1796, and who was born March 2,
17G5, and d. March 14, 1837, aged 72). She d. Oct. 5, 1849, at E.
Granville, Mass., aged 52, and he m. June 26, 1850, for 2d wife Margaret
Hotchkiss b. Nov. 4, 1S00 (dau. of Judge lloswell Hotchkiss of Harpers-
field, Delaware Co., N. Y., and Margaret Harper dau. of Col. John Har-
per). He was grad. at Williams Coll., in 1825, and was for two years a
student at Auburn Theol. Sem. He d. at HarpcrsGeld, March 8, 1867,
where he had been settled in the ministry for more than 20 years. His
ministry there had been blessed with great results for good.
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first icife :
26006. i. William Boies b. in Blandford, d. in 1823.
26007- 8. ii. Patrick Henry Boies b. in Blandford in 1823, m. Eliza-
both Babcock of Tolland (dau. of "Walter Babcock and
Betsey Hall). She d. and her infant child with her,
June 10, 1849. He was in California and on receiving
the news of their death he never spoke again, and in
nine days died on April 5, 1S50, aged 27.
26009. hi. Caroline Letitia Boies b. in 1S25T d. May 17, 1847,
aged 22 : a teacher at Saratoga Springs, X. Y.
26010. iv. Joseph Boies d. young in Augusta, N. Y.
[The children of Wm. Boies and Jerusha Payne
were, beside Rev. Harper Boies, Milton Boies b. July
5, 1798, who m. Sarah llowena Shepard, dau. of Oliver
Shepard; and John Payne Boies.]
[6th Gen.]
25870-1. x. Mart Shepard (dau. of Jonathan Shepard and Abigail
Boies) b. April 10, 1800, m. March 4, 1818, Alansou Knox of Blandford,
b. Feb. 22, 1800 (son of Eli Knox and Abigail Babcock) : a fajmer at
Chester, Mass., since 1849, and previously at Blandford, Mass.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26011- 2. i. Mary Elizabeth Knox b. Aug. 22, 1819, m. May 16,
1838, Lysander Francis Parks b. in Dalton. Mass.,
May 22, 1813 (son of Abijah Parks and Lucinda
Weston) : a fanner in Sheffield, O. Their children
have been :
26013- 4. 1. Carrie Elizabeth Parks b. Aug. 17, 1S40, m. May 25,
18C3, Luther Ames b. Jan. 3, 1835 : a merchant in
Ohio.
20015. 2. Mary Lucinda Parks, b. Dec. 8, 1842, d.
20016. 3. Lysander Knox Parks b. Nov. 30, 1840 :
College: Class of 1871.
26017. . 4. Francis Edwin Parks b. April 7, 1848, d. May 28, 1864.
26018. 5. Fordyce Abijah Parks b. .May 18, 1855. '
26019. 6. Charles Alonzo Parks b. Oct". 13, 1803, d. Oct. 9, 1804.
Aug. 5. 1843.
?rad. at Hillsdale
1396 Descendants of Ezra Strong of West/ield, Mass., Son of
2G022.
26023.
26024-
26026.
26027.
26028.
26029.
26030.
26031-
26033.
26034-
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
2. iv.
1.
5. v.
26020- 1. ii. Eli Alanson Knox b. June 21, 1821, m. Aug. 31, 1852,
Louisa Pendleton Dunbar of Blandford b. Nov. 27, 1S27
in Westerly, It. I. (dau. of Capt. Thomas Dunbar and
Thankful Barber) : a farmer in Beckett, Mass. Child-
ren : J v
Mary Ann Knox b. May 3, 1S65.
Abby Louisa Knox b. Oct. 13, 1S66.
Abigail Babcock Knox b. March 15, 1823, m. Nov. 30,
1846, William Holmes b. July 20, 1820 (son of Joseph
Holmes and Polly Wharfield) : a farmer in Middlefieid,
Mass. He d. June 29, 1862. Their children have
been :
Ella Clarissa Holmes b. Sept. 20, 1851.
William Knox Holmes b. Jan, 12, 1854.
Charles Sumner Holmes b. April 12, 1856.
Spencer Eli Holmes b. Jan. 27, 185S.
Mary Abby Holmes b. Aug. 29, 1860, d. Oct. 7,-1862.
SrEN'CER Abijah Knox b. June 6, 1824, m. June 13,
185S, Delight L. Wait of Chester, Mass. b. xMarch 5,
1839 (dau. of Otis Wait and Mary Carter), a farmer
and storekeeper at Middlefieid, Mass. One child :
Mary Delight Knox b. May 23, 1868.
Clarissa Ann Knox b. Sept. 7, 1S26, m. June 4, 1845,
Loren Smith Holmes b. April 19, 1822 (son of Joseph
Holmes of Chester, Mass., and Polly Wharfield), she d.
June 29, 1846. He is a large farmer in Jackson,
Wood Co., O. He enlisted as musician in the 57th
Mass. Kegt., Co. I., March 29, 1S64. He was in the
battle of the Wilderness where his regiment (1,000
strong) was reduced in a little more than one hour's
fighting to 600, and he was wounded and left for dead
while carrying Lt. Dewey from the field. He was after-
wards found alive and taken to the Fredericksburgh
hospital and ere long returned to his regiment and took
part in the battles of Spottsylvania. the North Anna,
Cold Harbor, Gaines Mills, &c From June to Sept.
1804, he was detailed to act as nurse and ward master
of the hospital at City Point, Va. Early in Sept. he
returned to his regiment and took part in the bloody
battles on the Weldon 11. Road, N. C. On the 25th
of March, 1865, he was taken prisoner with some 47
comrades and among them Brig. Genl. McLaughlin,
in the capture of Fort Steadman, near which his regi-
ment was encamped, and confined in Libby prison, so
infamous for its history of starvation and cruelty.
He suffers still from a partial paralysis of his left side,
occasioned by his severe experiences as a soldier, but
sprung from revolutionary sires his heart is full of the
same patriotic tlame with theirs. His wife Clarissa
left one child :
26036. 1. Eugene Loren Holmes b. June 27, 1846.
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1397
26037- 8.
26039.
26040.
26041.
26042-
Letitta Knox b. July 31, 1S2S, ra. as his 2d wife Loren
Smith Holmes (previous husband of her sister Clarissa)
Nov. 1848. Their children are :
Joseph Alanson Holmes b. Oct. 8, 1849.
Katie Clarissa Holmes b. Feb. 27, 1852.
Frank L. Holmes b Jau. 0, 1856.
Martha Louisa Knox b. Jan. 8, 1833, m. Feb. 20, 1853,
Thomas Frank Dunbar of Chester, Mass. (son of a Mr.
Dunbar of Westerly, II. I.) : a farmer at Huntington,
Mass. He enlisted for 3 years in Co. K, of the 57th
Mass. Regt., but was long sick with a fever. Children :
Palmer Hall Duubar b. April 9, 1856.
Martha Eva Dunbar b. Feb. 27, 1860.
Loren Dunbar b. Sept. 28, 1863.
Carrie Letitia Dunbar b. in 1SG1, d. Feb. 1865.
Sarah Emma Knox b. Sept. 5, 1838, m. Nov. 25, 1853
Charles Hibbard Lee b. Jan. 22, 1822 (son of Elisba R.
Lee and Fanny Phelps) engaged in a factory at Hunt-
ington, Mass. Two children :
Katie May Lee b. Aug. 21, 1SG0.
Charles Herbert Lee b. Sept. 15, 1865.
Howard Morrison Knox b. Aug. 28, 1846, resides at
Chester, Mass.
[6th Gen.]
25872-3. xi. Orlina A. SiiEPARD(dau. of Jonathan and Abigail She-
pard) b. July 7, 1804, m. Nov. 19, 1823, William Tew (son of Elisha
Tew of Narraganset Bay, and Catharine Remington), engaged in a fac-
tory at Collinsville, Ct., where he d. in 1840: she resides in Mankato,
Minn.
[7th Geu.] Children:
26044.
26045.
26046.
26047.
1.
2.
3.
4.
26043-
9. vii
26050.
26051.
1.
26052.
ix
26053- 4.
26055.
26056- 7.
26058.
IV.
Elisiia Tew b. Jan. 28, 1826, in Blandford, d. Sept. 5,
1864.
Catharine Remington Tew b. April 19, 1831, d. April
16,1834.
Catharine Aulina Tew b. Dec. 17, 1836, m. James
Hubbell.
Henry Tew b. and d. in 1S40.
26053-4. i. Elisha Tew b. Jan. 28, 1826, m. Mary Garrett of Col-
linsville : a farmer at Garden Grove, Iowa, where he d. Sept. 5, 1864.
He studied medicine. His children were : 1. William, a farmer at Gar-
den Grove, Iowa; 2. Francis; 3. Catharine, who d. in 1865.
2G056-7. iii. Catharine Aulina Tew b. Dec. 17, 1836, m. Sept. 9,
1858, James Hubbell of Wiusted, Ct. : a resident at Mankato, Minn. :
has been a government agent to the Indians, belonged to a fur trading
company in Montana: engaged in banking in Mankato: a large land-
holder (sowing 600 acres of wheat at a time). Children:
ii] SO
1395 Descendants of Ezra Strong of West field, Mass., Son of
26059. 1. Louis Boyd Hubbell b. July 4, 1859.
26060. 2. Grace Hubbell b. July 11, 1860.
26061. 3. Nettie May Hubbell b. May 11, 1862.
26062. 4. James Hubbell.
[6th Gen.]
25874-5. xii. Paulina Miriam SriLrARD b. June 30, 1805, m. Feb.
10, 1S30, Lyman Twining b. April 5, 1801 (son of William Twining and
Tabitha ). She d. July 1, 1833, and he m. Oct. 15, 1S35, for
2d wife, Polly Henry (dau. of James Henry and Polly Scott, dau. of
William Scott and Annie Boies), a large farmer in Tolland, Mass. : no
children by 2d marriage.
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
26063- 4. i. Sarah Jane Twining b. May 9, 1832, m. Dec. 21, I860,
Seymour Tinker (son of Dea. Edward L. Tinker of
Tolland, and Laura Steele) : a lawyer in Webster,
Mass. She d. Aug. 22, 18*34. Children :
26065. 1. Lyman Twining Tinker b. June 9, 1862, at Webster.
26066. 2. Sarah Paulina Tinker b. July 21, 1864.
26067. ii. Paulina Twining b. June 20, 1833, d. in Tolland, Dec.
21, 1854.
[6th Gen.]
25876-7. xiii. SARAn Alma Shepard (dau. of Jonathan Sbepard
and Abigail Boies) b. Feb. 19, 1808, m. Oct. 19, 1831, Dea. Philander
Fowler Twining b. May 6, 1809 (son of Judah Twining of Tolland, and
Catharine Fowler) : a large farmer in Tolland, Mass.
[7th Gen.] Children:
26068- 9. i. Nelson Burritt Twining b. Nov. 16, 1832. m. Sept. 10,
1854, Mary Elizabeth Webber b. June 17, 1834 (dau.
of Alfred Webber of Tolland, and Emmeline Torrey),
a farmer at Tolland. Children :
26070. 1. Edson Philander Twining b. Sept. 23, 1855.
26071. 2. Howard Webber Twining b. May 14, 1860.
26072. 3. Lois Etta Twining b. July 31, 1861.
26073. 4. Katie Emmeline Twining b. Sept. 24, 1870.
26074— 5. ii. Lewis Talcott Twining (son of Dea Philander Fowler
Twining) b. Aug. 4, 1836, m. June 7, 1865, Hannah
Amelia Webber b. Sept 7, 1840 (dau. of Alfred Web-
ber and Emmeline Torrey), a farmer in Tolland : no
issue.
26076- 7. iii. Homer Philander Twining b. Nov. 9, 1839. m. Jan. 1,
1861, Mary Bissell White b. May 11, 1841 (dau. of
Horace Cleveland White of Colebrook, Ct., and Susan
Wolcott), a farmer at Tolland. Children :
26078. 1. Clifford Homer Twining b. Nov. 22, 1 806, d. Jan 27, 1868.
26079. 2. Clifford Homer Twining (2d) b. April 22, 1869.
Samuel, of Northampton. Son of Elder John Strong. 1399
26080. iv. Lois Etta Twining (dau. of Dea. Philander F. Twining)
b. Jan. 22, 1841, d. unmarried, Jan. 30, 18G0, sot. 16.
[This family have the beautiful habit of a family prayer-meeting for
all its members, young and old, every week.]
[5th Gen.] Sec page 1378.
25574-5. iii. Lovisa Shepard (dau. of Jonathan Shepard and Mi-
riam Strong) b. March 24, 1759, m. Oct. 6, 1778, Abner Ranney b.
March 26, 1748 (son of Richard Ranney. of Middletown, Ct., and Mar-
gery Miller): a farmer at Blandford, Mass., and afterwards at Augusta,
Oneida Co., N. Y. She d. there Dec. 25, lS17,and he m. Oct. 21, 1818,
for 2d wife, widow Miriam Cook nit Shepard, sister of his first wife, Lovisa
and widow of Josiah Cook, of Augusta. He d. at the great age of 99
and six months, Sept. 1, 1847. His wife Miriam d. June 6, 1834, aged
78. He was a Revolutionary soldier. [Thomas Ranney, the settler, b. in
Scotland, in 1616, came to this country early, and settled in Middletown^
Ct., where he m. in 1659, aged 43, Mary Hubbard, aged 17 (dau. of
George Hubbard, previously of Hartford, Ct., and Elizabeth Watts, dau.
of Richard Watts) b. Jan. 16, 1642. He d. June 25, 1713, aged 97;
she d. Dec. 18, 1721 : they lived in wedlock 54 years. The valuation of
his estate in 1703, was £120 15, only two in the town being higher.
They had 10 children — one of whom John the 2d b. Nov. 14, 1662, m.
Dec. 28, 1693, Hannah Turner dau. of Edward. Their children were : 7,
of whom Richard the 4th b. Feb. 18, 1706, m. Nov. 9, 1729, Margery
Miller, dau. of John and Mercy Miller. He d. in 1759, aged 53. He
had 10 children, one of whom, Abner, is recorded as born March
15, 1748, which A 7 . S., would be March 26, agreeing with the family re-
cord — as that wrongly presented on his tombstone, at Augusta, as 1746,
should probably be made to agree also with 1748. He is there said
to have been 101 years old which some of his family friends have pre-
viously claimed was wrong. These facts concerning the early history of
the Ranney family were obtained for Mr. Henry S. Ranney, of Ashfield,
Mass.]
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
26081- 3. i. Hannah Ranney b. at Blandford, April 9, 1779, m.
Henry Knox, of Blandford, and afterwards, of Au-
gusta, N. Y., and for 2d husband, Joel Baker.
26084- 5. ii. Lovisa Ranney b. Nov. 18, 1780, at Blandford, m. Sam-
uel Allen, of Augusta, N. Y.
26086. iii. Abner Ranney b. Jan. 14. 1782 : a farmer in Sheridan,
N. Y.
26087. iv. Joel Ranney b. Oct. 28, 1783 : a farmer at Griffin's
Mills, Aurura, N. Y.
26088- 9. v. Oliver Ranney b. Dec. 6, 1785: a farmer in Augusta,
N. Y., and still (1870), living.
1400 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
26090- 1. vi. Sally Ranney b. Aug. 19, 1789, m. Samuel Newell, of
Sheridan, N. Y., a farmer.
26092. vii. Timothy Ranney b. Feb. 22, 1790, shot accidentally
■while reading his Bible by his cousin, Elias Cook, of
Augusta, on Sunday, April 15, 1810, aged 20. He
was reading the Scriptures, aloud, in alternate verses
with a cousin, Riley Shepard.
26093. viii. Wells Ranney b. Sept. 17, 1791, in Blandford : a farmer
at South Royalton, Niagara Co., N. Y.
26094. ix. Lyman Ranney b. in Augusta, N. Y. : a farmer in Perrys-
burgh, N. Y.
26095. x. Eli Ranney : a farmer in Indianola, Iowa.
26096. xi. Harvey Ranney, killed by the fall of a tree.
26097. xii. Anson Ranney : a farmer in Jefferson, Wis.
[6th Gen.]
26088-9. v. Oliver Ranney b. Dec. 6, 1785, m. Feb. 26, 1811,
Sally Reynolds b. Jan. 18, 1787 (dau. of Jeremiah Reynolds and Roby
Dye) a farmer in Augusta, N. Y., where he still (1870) lives. She d.
April 11, 1S42 [Jeremiah Reynolds, son of Benjamin, wasb. iu Wind-
ham, Ct.]
[7th Gen.] Children :
2609S. i.
26099. ii.
26100- 1. iii.
26102- 3. iv.
26104. v.
26105- 6. vi.
26107.
26108.
26109-10.
26111. 1.
20112. 2.
26113. 3.
26114. vi
26115- 6. ix
Matthew Ranney) d. Feb. 2, 1812,
[■twins, b. Feb. 1, 1812.
Martha Ranney J d. Feb. 1, 1812.
Oliver Franklin Ranney b. April 1, 1813.
Sarah Ette Ranney b. July 1, 1815, m. Ezra Waterman
Simonds.
Chauncey Ranney b. Oct. 6, 1817, d. July 2, 1847.
Daniel Wells Ranney b. Oct. 4, 1819, d. April 10,
1866, in Florida, of consumption. He m. July 16,
1845, Rachel Levina Warner (dau. of Andrew Warner,
Jr., and Elizabeth Clark Youngs, of Sandy Creek,
Oswego Co., N. Y.) a farmer. Children :
L. Rudolph Ranney b. July 30, 1847, a farmer in Rockport,
Atchison Co., Mo.
2. Frank Warner Ranney b. Feb. 8, 1850, a farmer in
Rockport, Mo.
vii. Hiram Mason Ranney b. Jan. 6, 1822, m. Dec. 3, 1857,
Elizabeth Clark at Forest Lake, Pa. She was b. at
LcRaysville, Pa., Sept. 29, 1833 (dau. of Charles and
Maria Clark) a banker at Reading, Pa. His children:
1. Adelina Patti Ranney b. at Syracuse, N. Y., Nov. 8, 1S59.
2. Maurice Mason Ranney b. at Syracuse, March 28. 1861.
3. Alexander Vance Ranney b. at Reading, Sept. 2, 1866- —
viii. ADOLrnus Ranney b. May 15, 1824. ^-— — ""
Ellen Ranney b. April 8, 1827, m. Feb. ^-,"1853, Newton
Martin Hulbert, b. in Salisbury, Ct., Oct. 6, 1824 (son
of Henry and Lucy Hulbert) a iarmer and nurseryman
in Binghamton. N. Y. She d. Dec. 1-1, 1SG9.
Samuel of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1401
26100-1. iii. Oliver Franklin Ranney b. April 1, 1813, m. Nov.
9, 1836, Philena Strong b. Sept. 14, 1815 (dau. of Salmon Strong of
Augusta, N. Y., and Philena Hortou) she d. Sept. 17, 1838, and be m.
Feb. 4, 1841, for 2d wife Hannah Goodhue b. June 28, 1809 (dau. of
John Goodhue of Augusta, a farmer, and Lovisa Baker of Gill. Mass.) :
a farmer in Augusta, and since Oct. 1S70, at Oneida, Madison Co.,N. Y.
To him the author is indebted for most of the facts here stated concerning
the descendants of his grandfather. No children by his first marriage.
By his second wife he has had :
26117. 1. John Goodhue Ranney b. April 29, 1845.
26118. 2. Barzillai Ranney b. Dec. 24, 1847.
26119. 3. Emma Lovisa Ranney b. Oct. 7, 1851, d. Sept. 2, 1866.
[5th Gen.]
25576-7. iv. Ezra Shepard (son of Jonathan Shepard and Miriam
Strong) b. Feb. 26, 1761, m. Jan. 18, 1781, Mary Boies (dau. of Dea.
William Boies of Blandford, and Mary Dewey; and sister to Anna Boies
who m. William Scott). He lived in Western New York. He had three
sons: i. Strong Shepard; ii. William Shepard j iii. Leavitt Shepard.
[Boies is a corruption of DuBois (Wood). The family is of Huguenot
origin. Dea. David Boies (the name is also spelled Boise, Boice and
Boyce), came to this country about 1727, settled in Hopkinton, and after-
wards removed to Blandford, Mass., where ho d. in 1752, aged 63. Dur-
ing the persecution of the Protestants in France, his ancestor removed to
Scotland, and in Cromwell's day he removed to Ireland, whence tho
family came to America.]
[5th Gen.]
25578-9. v. Elijah Shepard (son of Jonathan Shepard and Miriam
Strong) b. March 27, 1763, m. (pub. Jan. 1), 1736, Elizabeth Adkins of
Blandford, b. April, 1764 : a farmer in Augusta, N. Y. She d. July 8,
1843, aged 79. He d. Feb. 17, 1848, aged 84.
[6th Gen.] Children :
26120- 1. i. Betsey Shepard b. March 16, 1787, m. Amodeus Stilson
of Augusta, N. Y., b. Aug. 28, 3 779. He d. Nov. 12,
1862, aged 83. She d. June 17, 1848, aged 70.
22122- 3. ii. Elijah Shepard a lumber merchant at Fond Du Lac,
Wis., m. wife Ann, had children : 1. Riley who lives
at Fond Du Lac. 2. Madison. 3. Joseph who is Genl.
Supt. of Express companies at Chicago.
26124. iii. Luther Shepard his history not ascertained.
26125. iv. Rachel Shepard in. Elder Mores of Augusta (Methodist).
26126. v. Jonathan Shepard : a farmer at Augusta and District
School teacher.
26127. vi. Rev. David Adkins Shepard (Methodist) settled at
various places, as Utica and Rome, N. Y., etc.
1402 Descendants of Ezra Strong ofWestfichl, Mass., Son of
26128. vii. Hon. Riley Shepard b. July 4, 1793 : a farmer at
Augusta, N. Y. : a member (democratic) of the 2s . Y.
legislature. He d. April 28, 1S66, aged 72.
26129. viii. Joseph Shepard who m. Phebe Avery : a shoemaker at
Whitewater, Wis.
26130. ix. Hinsdale Shepard, his history not ascertained.
[5th Gen.]
25580-2. vi. Oliver Shepard (son of Jonathan Shepard and Miriam
Strong) b. March 7, 1765, m. Oct. 3, 1790, Sarah Scott of Suffield, Ct,
(dau. of William Scott and Annie Boies, dau. of Pea. William Boies) : a
farmer in Blandford, where he d. March 2, 1842, aged 77. She d. July
4, 1S22, aged 51, and he m. for 2d wife Sept. 11, 1S23, Jane S. Cannon
of Chester, Mass. She d. Sept. 13, 1854, aged 81.
[6th Gen.] Children :
26131. i. Lyman Shepard b. May 9, 1791, d. July 14, 1791.
Linus Shepard b. June 4, 1792.
Dea. Lyman Shepard b. July 14, 1794.
Oliver Shepard m. June 19, 1S23, Orlina Babcock of
Blandford. He d. in 1849, had children : Orlando and
Addison.
David Shepard m. Martha Blair, children : 4, Elizabeth;
Sarah; Denslow; and Homer.
Sarah Rowena Shepard b. Feb. 26, 1806, m. Milton Boies.
26132- 3. ii.
26134. iii.
26135. iv.
26136- 7.
26138- 9.
26182-3. ii. Linus Shepard b. June 4, 1792, m. Julia Ann Lloyd.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26140.
26141- 2.
26143- 4.
26145.
26146- 8.
i. William Shepard b. in ISIS, d. in Blandford, June 10,
1836. aged 18.
ii. James Lloyd Shepard b. Xov. 2, 1S19.
iii. Julia Elvira Shepard b. Nov. 9, 1821, m. William Gibbs
of Blandford, Mass. (son of Lyman Gibbs of Blandford
and Fish) : a resident of Lyons, Iowa. One son :
1. Eugene Gibbs b. Feb. 1S53.
iv. Levancia Ann Shepard b. March 5, 1830, m. Dr. Cor-
nelius Steele of Ironton, Wis. No children.
26141-2. ii. James Lloyd Shepard b. Nov. 2, 1S19, m. July 4, 1846,
Cecilia Susan Phelps b. July 10, 1S25 (dau. of Marcus Phelps and Susan
Smith) : a farmer in Westfield, Mass.
[8th Gen.] Children:
26149-50. i. Maria Cecilia Shepard b. Oct. 19, 1S49, m. William
Phelps,
ii. William Linus Shepard b. May, 1851, d. Nov. 18, 1851.
iii. Alice Susan Shepard b. Aug. 23, 1852.
iv. Lily Phelps Shepard b. June 25, 1851.
v. Josie Shepard b. Oct. 17, 1S59, d. Nov. 8, 1859.
vi. Carrie Shepard b. June 26, 1S65.
26151
26152
26153
26154
26155
26149-50. i. Maria Cecilia Shepard b. Oct. 19,1849, m. June
'
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1403
1867, William Phelps : a merchant in Westficld, b. May 26, 1847. One
child :
26156. 1. Edward Phelps b. Nov. 7, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
26134. iii. Dea. Lyman Shepard (son of Oliver Shepard and Sarah
Scott) m. Portia Shepard and for 2d wife Louisa Parsons, and for 3d wife
Aulina Blair (dau. of David Blair of Blandfbrd). lie was a farmer in
East Granville, Mass., where he d. His children wore by the first mar-
riage and were : 1. Celestia Shepard. 2, 3, and 4, trins, Franklin,
Wilbert, and William Shepard, who reside now in Agawam* Mass. 5.
Joseph Boies Shepard.
[6th Gen.]
26138-9. vi. Sarah Rowena SnEPARD (dau. of Oliver Shepard and
Sarah Scott) b. Feb. 26, 1806, m. March 25, 1829, Dea. Milton Boies of
Blandford b. July 5, 1798 (son of Hun. William Boies, Jr., b. in 1759,
and d. July 22, 1816, aged 57, and Jerusha Payne b. in 1765, who d.
March 14, 1837, aged 72. He was chosen representative to the General
Court that met at Boston, May, 1777, when aged 18 only. His children
were : Harper b. May 21, 1797 ; Milton b. July 5, 1798, and John Payne
b.'Nov. 10, 1803). He was a farmer at Broad Brook, Ct., where he d.
May 23, 1866. She d. at Blandford, March 14, 1843, and he m. June
4, 1844, for 2d wife, widow Betsey Sill of Somers, Ct., n4e Beckwith, of
Lyme, Ct.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26157- 8. i. Henry William Boies b. Feb. 21, 1830, m. Sept. 25,
1856, Marv Jane Bailey. Ho d. at Chicago, 111., Feb.'
1,1863. He had a son:
Orlo Boies b. Aug. 8, 1857.
Joseph Milton Boies b. May 27, 1832, d. Sept. 28, 1834.
Harper Boies b. Nov. 11, 1S33.
John Milton Boies b. July 20, 1836.
26161-2. iii. Harper Boies b. Nov. 11, 1833, m. Sept. 16, 1857,
Sarah Elizabeth Smith b. Nov. 1, 1836 (dau of Watrous B., and Sarah
H. Smith). She d. Aug. 18, 1867, and he m. for 2d wife, July 9, 1868,
Susan Elizabeth BrowDell b. July 16, 1S36 (dau. of James H. and Louisa
M. Brownell) : a manufacturer at Moodus, Ct., of cotton seine-twine car-
pet warp, etc.
[8th Gen.] Children:
26164. i. Cariue Belle Boies b. Sept. 7, 1859. d. Oct. 11, 1859.
261G5. ii. Milton Harper Buies b. Sept. 9, 1860, d. Dec. 22, 1861.
26166. iii. Monroe Smith Boies b. April 15. 1862.
26167. iv. Sarah Shepard Boies b. Oct. 15, 1864.
26168. v. Kate Elizabeth Boies b. Feb. 16, 1366.
26169. vi. Henry Wilson Boies b. Aug. 13, 1867,3. Au^. 10 1868
26159.
1.
26160.
ii.
26161-
2
iii
26163.
vi.
1404 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
[7th Gen.]
26163. iv. John Milton BorES b. July 20, 1836, m. March 29,
1S66, Flora Belknap b. Feb. 10, 1840 (dau. of Leveretfc Belknap and
Maria Hamilton) : a farmer at Broad Brook, Ct., on the old homestead.
He enlisted May 22, 1861, in Co. A, First Conn. Artillery, served for 3
years and saw much severe service under McClellan and Grant and in the
engagements conducted by Burnside and Hooker. He was taken pri-
soner, July 2, 1S62, while seeking after some wounded soldiers, and confined
for a few weeks in Libby prison.
[5th Gen.] See page 1378.
25583-5. vii. Isabel Shepard (dau. of Jonathan Shepard and Mi-
riam Strong) m. Amasa Hall (son of Samuel Hall and Mamary Ives). He
d. at Whitesboro, N. Y., while moving westward and she m. for 2d hus-
band a Mr. Jones. Her children were by the first marriage and were:
26170- 1. 1. Erastus Hall who m. Laura Post.
26172- 3. 2. Isabel Hall who m. Royal Sigley and had 7 children :
Austin, Artenias, Philo, George, Sarah, Mary, Miranda.
Mrs. Sigley d. in 1860.
26174- 5. 3. Aretas Ives Hall (twin) who m. a Miss Stone.
26176- 7. 4. Philetus Strong Hall (twin) who m. a Miss Hawley and
lives in Fowler, O.
26178- 9. 5. Mary Hall who m. a Mr. Beekwith of Pierpont, O.
26180. 6. Joseph Hall, history not ascertained.
261S1. 7. Linus Hall, who lives in Fowler, Trumbull Co., O.
[4th Gen.] See page 1345.
24039-40. iv. Isabel Strong (dau. of Ezra Strong of Southampton, and
Miriam Danks) b. May 12,1747, m. (pub. Feb. 19), 1769, Joseph Kings-
ley b. March 2, 1744-5 (son of Samuel Kingsley of Northampton, and
Jemima Parsons — dau. of Noah Parsons of Northampton, and Mindwell
Edwards — who were m. Dec. 27, 1739) : a farmer at Westhampton,
Mass., noted for his fervent piety and serene, happy life. " She was
sprightly in all her movements, very affable, one who feared to do wron"-,
possessing a large amount of love and anxiety for her children and grand-
children, and greatly beloved." So describes her, Mrs. Lucy Kingsley
Lymau of Westhaniptun, her granddaughter, now 76 years old, to whom
the author is indebted for the account here given of the descendants of
her grandparents as fur many other genealogical favors. She d. Doc. 25,
1814, aged 74, suddenly under the action of an emetic while the physi-
cian wjs in attendance. He d. Oct. 6, 1832, aged 87, when alone in a
field whither he had gone to repair his broken fences in apparently his
usual health.
[5th Gen.] Children:
26182- 3. i. Joseph Kingsley b. Jan. 14, 1770, d. Aug. 1, 1864.
26184- 6. ii. Ezra Kingsley b. Aug. 16, 1771, d. July 31, 1835.
r
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1405
26187.
261S8.
261S9-90.
26191- 2.
26193- 4.
26195.
26196.
26197- 8.
26199-00.
26201- 2.
iii. Justus Kingsley b. Dec. 24, 1772, d. Dec, 24, 1772.
iv. Isabel Kingsley b. April 11, 1774, d. Jan. 27, 1S46, a
mute,
v. Bela Kingsley b. Dec. 14, 1775, d. March 6, 1839.
vi. Miriam Kingsley b. Oct. 18, 1777, d. April 11, 1845 :
m. Joseph Norton of Westhainpton.
vii. Dorcas Kingsley b. Oct. 20, 1779, m. Salmon Wait; d.
May 23, 1S63.
viii. Justus Kingsley (2d) b. March 10, 1782, d. Oct. 9,
1809, of typhoid fever : grad. at Williams Coll., in
1809.
ix. Zenas Kingsley b. Jan. 16, 1784, d. Nov. 6, 1804, of
pleurisy, on the eve of his marriage to Miss Peninah
Judd, dau. of Sylvester Judd, Esq.
x. Hervey Kingsley b. Oot. 21, 1785, d. Oct. 24, 1S25.
xi. Warham Kingsley b. March 11, 178S, d. May 1, 1S02.
xii. Marvel Kingsley b. Oct. 28, 1792, d. Feb. 15, 1857.
26182-3. i. Joseph Kingsley, Jr., b. Jan. 14. 1770, m. Sept. 30,
1793, Abigail Caverley Strong b. Feb. 21, 1773 (dau. of Ezra Strong of
Williamsburgh, Mass., and Temperance Phelps) : a farmer at Westhainp-
ton, Mass. He had seven children: 1. Lucy: 2. Joseph Strong: 3.
Alvin : 4. Zenas : 5. Daniel Edward : 6. Justus : 7. Hinckley. For
full accounts of whom, and their families see under accourtt of family of
Ezra Strong of Williamsburgh, pp. 8S5-90. He d. Aug. 2, 1864, aged
94 : she d. May 11, 1S43, aged 70.
26184-6. ii. Ezra Kingsley (son of Joseph Kingsley and Isabel
Strong) b. Aug. 16, 1771, m. Dec. 10, 1794, Miriam Rust of Chester-
field, Mass., b. March 20, 1775 (dau. of Elijah Rust and Miriam
Strong). She d. April 28, 1810, and he m. for 2d wife Dec. 26, 1812,
Hannah Clark b. May 31, 17S2 (dau. of Dea. Martin Clark of West-
hampton, and Hannah Clapp) : a farmer at Westhainpton. lie was killed
by lightning July 31, 1835 : she d. April 6 ; 1S40.
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
26203- 4. i. Wealthy Kingsley b. Nov. 26, 1796, m. John A. Judd.
26205- 6. ii. Orrix Kingsley b. Nov. 20, 1802.
By second wife :
26207- 8. iii. Miriam Rust Kingsley b. March 14, 1815, m. Sept. 3,
1835, Horace Baker (son of Oliver Baker of Ches-
terfield, Mass., and Luciuda Kingsley). He d. March
12, 1845 : no children : his widow resides at North-
ampton.
26209-11. iv. Ezra Munson Kingsley b. Oct, 31, 1817, m. July 2,
1844, Sarah Ann Campbell (dau of Thomas Camp-
bell and Sarah Newkirk of New York.) She d. Jan.
27. 1815. and he m. Jan. 14, 1848, for 2d wife Almira
ii] 81
1406 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
Woodward Acorn (or Eichhorn) b. Feb. 22, 1824
(dau. of George Acorn of Wiscasset, Me., and Jerusha
Taylor) : a merchant in New York. Children :
26212. 1. Helen Campbell Kingsley b. Oct. 27, 1856.
26213. 2. William Morgan Kingsley b. Dec. 16, 1863.
[6th Gen.]
26203—4. i. Wealthy Kingsley (dau. of Ezra Kingsley and Miriam
Bust) b. Nov. 26, 1796, m. Oct. 3, 1821, John Adams Judd (son of Sol-
omon Judd of Westhampton and Princess Hannuru) : a merchant in
Westhampton, Mass., and postmaster there. Be d. July 25, 1860.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26214- 5. i. Amorette Rosalie Judd b. Oct. 5, 1822, m. Nov. 16,
1842, Enoch Hale Lyman.
26216- 7. ii. Wealthy Jane Judd b. Jau. 10, 1825, m. Oct. 23, 1849,
Hon. Josiah Hooker of Spriugfield, Mass., b. April 17,
1796 (son of Judge John Hooker of Springfield, and
Sarah Dwight) : grad. at Yale in 1815 : a lawyer and
justice of the peace : twice a member of the Legisla-
ture : Prest. of the Springfield Savings Bank : no issue,
he d. in 1870, aged 74.
26218. iii. Harriet Augusta Judd b. Aug. 14, 1834 : a teacher.
26219-20. iv. Frederic Hannum Judd b. July 14, 1839, m. Oct. 15,
1862, Elizabeth Amelia Hubbard of Williamsburgb,
Mass. (dau. of Sylvanus Hubbard and Nichols);
i a merchant and postmaster (1870) at Westhampton.
Children :
26221. 1. Myra Lizzie Judd b. Aug. 4, 1863.
26222. 2. A son b. Oct. 5, 1870.
26214-5. i. Amorette Rosalie Judd b. Oct. 5, 1822, m. Nov. 16,
1842, Enoch Hale Lyman b. Oct. 28, 1820 (son of Enoch Lyman of
Westhampton, and Silence Edwards) : a merchant in South JJeerfieid,
Mass. Children :
26223- 4. 1. Worthington Hooker Lyman b. April 12, 1848, m. Oct.
5, 1870, Susan E. Thayer of S. Deerfield.
26225. 2. Sarah Jane Lyman b. June 8, 1852, d. Nov. 9, 1856.
[6th Gen.]
26205-6. ii. Orrin Kingsley (son of Ezra Kingsley and Miriam
Rust) b. Nov. 20, 1802, m. Nov. 25, 1825, Emily Hooker (dau. of Capt.
Henry Hooker, of Westhampton, a farmer — son of Dr. William Hooker of
Westhampton — and Sylvia Wales): a grocer in Northampton, Mass.
Children :
26126- 7. 1. Julia Ann Rust Kingsley b. Feb. 23, 1827, m. Nov. 1816,
Oliver C. Bridgman No children.
26228- 9. 2. Sarah H. Kingsley b. Jan. 29, 1828, m. George B. Drury,
Jan. 15, 1848. She d. Feb. 3, 1861. Children :
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1407
26230. 1. Mary Hooker Drury b. Oct. 23, 1857.
26231. 2. George Henry Drury b. Jan. 1, 1861.
2G232- 3. iii. Emily Elsie Kinsley b. Aug. 22, 1830, m. Jan. 12,
1850, E. P. Bartlett, sbe d. April 17, 1S55. Children :
26234. 1. Edward Ashmun Bartlett b. Jan. IS, 1851.
26235. 2. Emily Hooker Bartlett b. April 2, 1S55.
26236. iv. Charles Hooker Kingsley b. Oct. 24, 1S32, d. Sept. 17,
1848.
26237- 8. v. Edward Munson Kingsley b. Aug. 18, 1839, m. Oct. 15,
1862, Josephine D. Graves, of Conway, Mass. He d.
Aug.' 12, 1868. Children:
26239. 1. Carrie Elsie Kin-sley b. Aug. 14, 1866.
26240. 2. Helen Munson Kingsley b. Jan. 26, 1869.
26241. vi. Ellen Maria Kingsley b. June 6, 1842.
• [5th Gen.]
26189-90. v. Bela Kingsley (son of Joseph Kingsley and Isabel
Strong) b. Dec. 14, 1775, m. Lucy Edwards (dau. of Solomon Edwards
of Westhampton, Mass., and afterwards of Marcellus, N. Y.) : she d. Aug.
14, 1811. He was for some years a farmer at Forestville. N. Y. Had
several children, one of whom, Pamelia Kingsley, m. Lewis Bartlett, a
farmer in Westhampton, d. May 27, 1840.
[5th Gen.]
26191-2. vi. Miriam Kingsley (dau. of Joseph Kingsley of West-
hampton, and Isabel Strong) b. Oct. 18, 1777, m. Aug. 9, 1798, Joseph
Norton b. Aug. 8, 1777, at Suffield, Ct. (son of Elijah Norton and Eliza-
beth Stiles) : a farmer at Westhampton, Mas3., where he d. Aug. 24,
1847, aged 70, and she d. April 11, 1845, aged 07.
[6th Gen.] Children :
26242. i. Elizabeth Stiles Norton b. May 3, 1799, d. Sept. 11,
1802.
26243. ii. Horace Norton b. Nov. 23, 1800, d. Sept. 9, 1S02.
26244- 5 iii. Elizabeth Stiles Norton (2d) b. Jan. 6, 1803, m. Jesse
Elwell.
26246- 7. iv. Elmina Norton b. Sept. 6, 1805, m. Leonard M. Barton
of Kochester, N. Y.
26248- 9. v. Isabel Strong Norton b. Aug. 13, 180S, m. Dea. Moses
Ludden of Westhampton.
26250- 1. vi. Horace Kent Norton b. Aug. 25, 1812.
26252- 3. vii. JosErn Drauces Norton b. Aug. 18, 1S15.
26244— 5. iii. Elizabeth Stiles Norton b. Jan. 6, 1803, m. Dec.
28, 1826, Jesse Elwell b. March 17, 1S02 (son of Amariah Elwell of
Westhampton, and Cynthia Fairman) : a farmer at Southampton, Mass.
She d. April 4, 1834.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26254- 5. i. Angeline Elwell b. Nov. 4, 1827, m. Walter P. Clark.
1403 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
26256- 7. ii.
26258-61.
Philetub Stiles Elwell b. April 12, 1S29, m. April 7,
1866, Jane M. Dwight of Hatfield, Mass., b. May 3,
1829 (dau. of William Dwight and Rebecca Sadler).
Elizabeth Elwell b. Jan. 31, 1831, m. Oct. 9, 1854,
Lunian French Clark b. Jan. 21, 1829. She d. May
9, 1857, and he m. for 2d wife Nancy Elwell (dau. of
Jesse Elwell), and Nov. 1859, for 3d wife Polly Dudley
of Brattleboro, Vt., where he ia a mechanic. No issue
by first marriage.
U«
26254-5. i. Angeline Elwell b. Nov. 4, 1827, m. Dec. 11, 1849,
Walter Porter Clark b. Dec. 9, 1822 (son of Asher Clark of Westhamp-
ton, and Sibyl Warren) : a farmer at Westhampton. He d. May 26,
1859. Children :
26262. 1. Eliza Sibylla Clark b. Dec. 27, 1854.
26263. 2. Sarah Ann Clark b. July 7, 1859.
[6th Gen.]
26246-7. iv. Elmina Norton (dau. of Joseph Norton and Miriam
Kingsley) b. Sept. 6, 1805, m. Oct. 11, 1827, Leonard M. Barton b. June
8, 1802, a resident of Rochester, N. Y. He d. at Lottsville, Pa., June
26, 1858, while on a visit to his relatives, aged 56. One child :
26264. 1. Isabel Barton b. Sept. 6, 184S, at Rochester.
[6th Gen.]
26250-1. vi. Horace Kent Norton (son of Joseph Norton and
Miriam Kingsley) b. Aug. 25, 1812, m. Dec. 1, 1834, Margaret Polhemus
b. May 5, 1814 (dau. of Mr. Polhemus of Western, Oneida Co.. N. Y.) :
a mechanic at Rochester, N. Y. He d. at Westhampton, Nov. 22, 1861,
aged 42 ; she d. Feb. 17, 1864, aged 49.
" [7th Gen.] Children :
26265- 6. i.
26267.
26268.
26269.
26270.
26271.
26272.
26273-
26275.
26276- 7.
Miriam Kingsley Norton b. Jan. 31, 1836, m. May 31,
1853, Samuel Austin Bond b. Aug. 18, 1832 : lives at
Milwaukie, a mason. Children :
Florence Evelyn Norton b. March 6, 1854.
Ada Viola Norton b/ Nov. 27, 1855.
Charles Alwin Nor/on b. Dec 17, 1857,
Austin James Norton b. Nov. 26, 1860.
Miriam Amelia Norton b. Nov. 20, 1864.
George Alfred Norton b. March 12, 1863.
Elmina Norton b. at Rochester, Feb. 5, 1839, m. June
19, 1SG2, Joseph Hinckley Kingsley (son of Zenas
Kingsley and Susan Elwell). See further account of
this family under descendants of Ezra Strong of Wil-
liamsburgh, Mass. Page 890.
William Henry Norton b. July 9, 1841, at Rochester:
a carpenter.
Cora Alta Norton b. Oct. 11, 1846, m. George Strong
of Hatfield, Mass.
-
Samuel j of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1409
[6th Gen.]
26252-3. vii. Joseph Drances Norton (son of Joseph Norton of
Westhampton, and Miriam Kingsley) b. Aug. 18, 1815, m. Oct. 8, 1840,
Anna Elwell Bridginan b. Sept. 7, 1819 (dau. of Spencer Bridgman of
"Westhampton, and Dotha Burt) : a carpenter in Westhampton.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26278. i. Lucilia Ann Norton b. at Northampton, April 29, 1842,
d. Jan. 22, 1846.
26279. ii. Leonard Marshall Norton b. April 17, 1844, at West-
hampton, where he is£ mechanic.
26280. iii. Eugene Burt Norton b. Oct. 15, 1846, d. Aug. 14, 1847,
at Northampton.
26281. iv. Isabella Norton b. at Westhampton, Nov. 11, 1848.
26282. v. Emma Josephine Norton b. Sept. 3, 1851, at Westhamp-
ton, where she d. March 19, 1852.
26283. vi. Melvina Norton b. Sept. 9, 1852, d. Aug. 19, 1853.
26284. vii. Drances Coggin Norton b. Aug. 1, 1855.
26285. viii. Thomas Grant Norton b. Aug. 25, 1S58.
26286. ix. Mary Submit Norton b. Nov. 2, 1860.
[5th Gen.]
26193-4. vii. Dorcas Kingsley (dau. of Joseph Kingsley of West-
hampton, and Isabel Strong) b. Oct. 20, 1779, m. Nov. 27, 1804, Salmon
"Wait (son of Salmon Wait of Williamsburgh, and Jemima Ellis) : a
farmer and cooper at Williamsburgh, Mass. He d. and she m. Dec. 25,
1834, for 2d husband, Elisha Barnard of Shelburne, Mass., b: July 28,
1763 (son of John Barnard and Ruth Catlin) : a carpenter and joiner at
Shelburne, Mass.
[6th Gen.] Children:
By first husband :
Climena Wait b. May 13, 1S06, m. Waldo H. Luddenof
Williamsburgh.
Emily Strong 'Wait b. Feb. 29, 1808, m. Joseph Fitch
Ludden of Williamsburgh, Mass.
Oliver Dickinson Wait b. Dec. 12, 1810.
Salmon Kingsley Wait b. April 30, 1817, m. May 28,
1840, Electa Morton of Whateley, Mass.: a farmer at
Williamsburgh, Mass.
26287-9. i. Climena Wait b. May 13, 1S06, m. Dec. 1825, .Waldo
Hunt Ludden (son of Benjamin Ludden of Williamsburgh, and "I'neodosta
Hunt) : a farmer at Williamsburgh, Mass. He d. and she m. April, 1S35,
Sylvester Barnard of Shelburne, Mass.: a farmer.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26296. i. Rev. Waldo Whitney Ludden b. April 2, 1827, grad. at.
Williams Coll. in 1851, and at the Union Theol. Sem.,
N. Y., in 1S54 : stated supply at Magnolia, Iowa,
(1855-6), teachor of music at New Haven, Ct,
26287- 9.
i.
26290- 1.
ii.
26292- 3.
26294- 5.
iii.
iv.
1410 Descendants of Ezra Strong oftyestfield, Mass., Son of
(1S57- ), enlisted Aug. 1SG2, in Co. G, 37th Regt.
Mass. Vols, and served during the war. He is a
farmer now in Elkhorn, Nebraska.
By second husband :
26297. ii. Climena Jane Barnard b. Sept. 5, 1839, m. Sept. 5, I860,
James Barrett, a merchant at Omaha, Nebraska.
[6th Gen.]
26290-1. ii. Emily Strong Wait b. Feb. 29, 1808 (dau. of Salmon
•_ Wait and Dorcas Kiugsley) m. Feb. 8, 182J, Joseph Fitch Ludden
(son of Benjn. Ludden of Williamsburgh andlTieadosiitilunt) : a farmer
at Williamsburgh. Children :
26298. 1. Ann Luthera Ludden b. Oct. 4, 1828.
26299. 2. Waldo Hunt Ludden b. Dec. 5, 1831, d. June 24, 1833.
26300. 3. Joseph Fitch Ludden b\ July 12, 1834, d. Feb. 19, 1S35.
[6th Gen.]
26292-3. iii. Oliver Dickinson Wait b. Dec. 12, 1810, lives at
Williamsburgh, Mass., m. Feb. IS, 1833, Emily Guilford. Children :
26301- 2. 1. Lyman Draper Wait b. Nov. 18, 1S34: a farmer at Wil-
liamsburgh, Mass.,m. Nov. 29,1860, Grace Ann Warner.
26303. ii. Salmon Wait b. Jan. 20, 1837 : a carpenter at Williams-
burgh, Mass., enlisted in the 52d Regt. Mass. Vols.,
and d. from effects of hard service Sept. 30, 1S03.
26304- 5. iii. Ezra Harrison Wait b. April 5, 1840, m. June 15,1865,
Jeanette Bartlett.
[5th Gen.]
26197-8. x. Hervey Kingsley (son of Joseph Kingsley, of West-
hampton, and Isabel Strong) b. Oct. 21, 1785, m. Sept. 25, 1813. Aurelia
(" Orril") Stauuton, of Huntington, Mass., b. March 11, 17S9 (dau. of
Elisha Staunton and Peggy Rust) : a farmer in Westhampton, he d. Oct.
24, 1825, of bilious cholic, in the prime of his life and usefulness. She
d. Jan. 24, 1867. He was a man of God, and zealous in his service.
She removed to Ellicottville, N. Y., in 1838.
[6th Gen.] Children :
Hervey Staunton Kingsley b. Nov. 6, 1814, d. Jan. 2,
1844, aged 29.
Elisoa Stebbins Kingsley b. June 28, 1816. in West-
hampton: a farmer in Ellicottville, N. Y., where he d.
April 15, 1839, aged 22.
Eliza Ann Kingsley b. May 25, 1818, m. Elisha S. Wil-
liams. She d. Nov. 2, 1S52, aged 34.
Theron Kingsley b. July 12, 1820, d. in Chesterfield,
Mass., July 31, 1845, aged 25.
Aurelia Kingsley b. April 25, 1822, d. April 29, 1833,
aged 11.
Nelson Strong Kingsley b. Nov. 24, 1824.
26306-
7.
26308.
26309-
10
26311.
26312.
26313-
4
r
Samuel, of 'Northampton, Son of Elder John Strang. 1411
2G30G-7. i. Hervey Staunton Kingsley b. Nov. 8, 1814, m. Abi
Kinne, of Chesterfield, Mass. (dau. of Abner Kinneaud Lydia Staunton) :
a teacher at Ellicottville, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., where ho resided after
1839. Children:
2C315. 1. Sarah Hermina Kingsley b. Aug. 25, 1838, in Ellicottville.
2G316. 2. Nelson Strong Kingsley b. in Ellicottville April 2, 18-40,
resides now in Geneva, Minn.
26317. 3. Hervey Staunton Kingsley b. March 28, 1843, in El-
licottville, d. April 28, 184G.
[6th Gen.]
26309-10. iii. Eliza Ann Kingsley (dau. of Hervey Kingsley and
Orril Staunton) b. May 25, 1818, m. Feb. 21, 1837, Elisha S. Williams,
a resident of Ellicottville, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y., where she d. Dec. 1852.
Children:
26318. 1. Lucien Williams b. Feb. 1842.
26319. 2. Amelia Williams b. April 12, 1847.
26320. 3. Frances Eliza Williams b. in 1848.
[6th Gen.]
2G313-4. vi. Nelson Strong Kingsley (son of Hervey Kingsley
and Orril Staunton) b. Nov. 24, 1824, m. Dec. 9, 1S46, Lucy M. Hurl-
burt of Ellicottville, N. Y., a farmer in Summit, Steele Co., Minn., and
formerly in Ellicottville. One child :
26321. 1. Frank Thcron Kingsley b. March 12, 1863.
[5th Gen.]
26199-00. xi. Wariiam Kingsley (son of Joseph Kingsley of West-
hamptou and Isabel Strong) b. March 11, 1788, m. April 28, 1814, Olive
Avery b. in Montgomery, Mass., Jan. 19, 1795 (dau. of William Avery
and Sarah Dewey) : a farmer at Westhampton. He d. May 1, 1862 :
she d. July 18,1858.
[6th Gen.] Children:
26322- 3. i. Rowland Avery Kingsley b. April 28, 1815, d. at West-
hampton, Nov. 17, 1853.
2G324- 5. ii. Alvin Warham Kingsley b. Oct. 4, 1816.
2632G. iii. Philettjs Dewey Kingsley b. July 3, 1819, d. Auc 30
1828. '
2G327- 8.- iv. Almeron A. Kingsley b. Oct. 17, 1S22.
26329. v. Olive Jane Kingsley b. May 9, 1827.
2G322-3. i. Rowland Avery Kingsley b. April 28, 1815, in. April
16, 1839, at Suffield, Ct., Pamelia Morey b. Feb. 7, 1*819 (dau. of Timo-
thy Morey of Westhampton, and Ruth Ryerson) : a farmer at Wesfeliamp-
ton. He d. Nov. 17, 1853, and she m. fur 2d husband, March 24, 1857,
his brother Almeron A. Kingsley.
26330.
i.
26331.
ii.
26332.
26333-
4.
iii
iv.
1412 Descendants of Ezra Strong of Westfield, Mass., Son of
[7th Gen.] Children :
Mary Jane Kingsley b. Jan. 25, 1841, at Westfield,
Mass., where she d. April 16, 1842.
Rowland Muuroe Kingsley b. June 27, 1843, at West-
hatnpton, d. at Newbern, N. C, April 13, 1864.
A child unnamed b. Nov. 20, and d. Dec. 20, 1845.
Emma Josephine Kingsley d. Feb. 2, 1848, m. April 18,
1807, Edward L. Freeman b. in Parkman, 0.; March
20,1843 a resident of Parkman, O. One child:
26335. 1. Minnie Josie Freeman b. in Parkman, Oct. 29, 1868, d.
in Huntington, Mass., Jan. 10, 1869.
26336. v. Olive Jane Kingsley b. April 22, 1852.
26637. vi. Rosa Alsemena Kingsley b. Jan. 31, 1854.
[6th Gen.]
26324-5. ii. Alvin Warham Kingsley b. Oct. 4, 1816, m. Nov.
30, 1853, Charlotte Augusta Wood b. May 20, 1S25, at Southampton
(dau. of James Wood and Hannah Moore) : a farmer at Westhamptou.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26338. 1. Alvin Lafayette Kingsley b. April 3, 1854, at Westharnp-
ton, d. Feb. 4, 1871.
26339. 2. Olive Avery Kingsley b. July 14, 1856.
26340. 3. Eunice Myra Kingsley b. Aug. 23, 1858.
26341. 4. Rowland Almeron Kingsley b. July 26, 1861, d. Feb. 10,
1871.
26342. 5. A child unnamed b. Julv 25, 1862, d. same day.
26343. 6. William Warham Kingsley b. Dec. 1, 1S63.
[6th Gen.]
26327-8. iv. Almeron A. Kingsley (son of Warham Kingsley and
Olive Avery) b. Oct. 17, 1822, m. March 24, 1857, widow Pamelia Morey
Kingsley b. Feb. 17, 1819 (dau. of Timothy Morey and Ruth Ryerson,
widow of his brother Rowland) : a farmer at Huntington, Mass. Child-
ren :
26344. 1. Hattie Marie Kingsley b. April 5, 1858, at Huntington.
26345. 2. Millie Belle Kingsley b. Nov. 5, 1SG0.
26346. 3. Sarah Lyman Kingsley b. Dec. 31, 1862.
[5th Gen.]
26201-2. xii. Marvel Kingsley (son of Joseph Kingsley of West-
hampton, and Isabel Strong) b. Oct. 28, 1792, m. Oct. 28, 1818, Emily
Rust b. in Chester, Mass., Oct. 9, 1799 (dau. of Joseph Rust of West-
hampton, and Mary Bonner), lie was a shoemaker and small farmer ; and
was deaf and dumb. She d. Aug. 13, 1S52; he d. Feb. 18, 1857, cet. 64.
[6th Gen.] Children :
26347. i. A daughter b. and d. July, 1819.
26348. ii. Soi'iiiA Beman Kingsley b. May 1820, d. Oct. 12, 1821.
r
Samuel, of Northampton, Son of Elder John Strong. 1413
26349-50. iii. Semantha Rust Kingsley b. Sept. 19, 1822, m. John
M. Knight.
2G351. iv. f twin daughters unnamed b. Nov. 22, 1825 — one of
26352. v. { whom d. same day aud the other Dec. 2, 1825.
26353- 4. vi. Aulina Shepard "Kingsley "]
m. George N. King. ! , , . MA , co ~
26355. vii. ELMINA Norton Kinsley, \ twln3 ' b " A P nl 19 ' 1827 "
m. Charles C. King. J
26357- 8. viii. William Mather Kingsley b. March 7, 1S33, d. May 12,
1864.
26359. ix. George Banner Kingsley b. Oct. 10, and d. Oct. 14, 1334.
26360. x. Mary Elizabeth Kingsley b. Dec. 20, 1838.
26349-50. iii. Semantha Rust Kingsley b. Sept. 19, 1822, m.
Nov. 15, 1843, John Milton Knight (son of Milton Knight and Caro-
line Clapp) : a farmer at Westharupton, Mass. Children :
26361- 2. 1. George Elderkin Knight b. Nov. 15, 1844, m. Dec. 7,
1S65, Lucy Ann Elooker (dau. of Festus Hooker and
Mary Strong).
26363. 2. Ostenelli Chauniug Knight b. Sept. 21, 1857.
[6th Gen.]
26353-4. vi. Aulixa Shepard Kingsley b. April 19, 1827, m. June
2, 1847, George Nelson King b. Oct. 16, 1820 : a large farmer in China;
Lee Co., 111. Children :
26364. 1. Nelson Munroe King b. Aug. 12, 1S48, d. Aug. 14, 1S49.
26365. 2. Elijah Lyman King b. March 9, 1852.
26366. 3. Charles Ashley King b. Nov. 8, 1859.
26367. 4. Martin Wright King b. Jan. 17, 1862. J Ju>
[6tlrGen.] j<^f ^ 7
26355-6. vii. Elmina Norton b. April 19, 1827, m. Nov. 4, 1852,
Charles Clarke King b. March 20, 1830 (son of Elijah King of West-
hampton, and previously of Northampton, Mass., and Abigail Wright) : a
farmer in Westhampton, Mass. Children :
26368. 1. Abby Anna King b. Dec. 11, 1856.
26369. 2. Emula Louisa King b. Jan. 11, 1862, d. Jan. 14, 1862.
26370. 3. William Marvel King b. March 21, 1866.
26371. 4. Amelia Charlotte Kiugb. Sept. 6, 1868, d. April 19, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
26357-S. viii. William Mather Kingsley (son. of Marvel Kingsley
and Emula Rust) b. March 7, 1833, m. Oct. 3, 1S60, Philena Gertrude
Clapp; she d. April 12, 1864. Ho was killed in battle at Spottsylvania,
May 12, 1864, aged 31. One child:
26372. 1. William Hamilton Kingsley b. and d. April 2, 1864.
"]
*:>
■3 Ti tAA^- v ' -^
1414 Descendants of Mary (Strong) Edwards, Daughter of
[3d Gen.] See page 1312.
24575-6. ix. Mary Strong (dau. of Samuel Strong, of Northampton,
and Ruth Sheldon) b. May 19, 1701, m. May 18, 1720, Nathaniel Ed-
wards, Jr., b. July 26, 1694 (son of Nathaniel Edwards, of Northampton,
\ and Elizabeth his 2d wife. His 1st wife was ITepzihah Janes b.
Feb. 13, 1665 — dau. of William Janes, of Northampton, and Hannah
if !>%-'■•'•>'• Broughton) : a farmer at Northampton. Shed Dec. 6, 1729, aged 36,
J r and he m. in 1733, for 2d wife, Elizabeth Stiles, of Springfield; no issue
by this last marriage. He d. Oct. 7, 1745.
[4th Gen.] Children :
26373. i. Ebenezer Edwards b. in 1721, d. Oct. 11, 1723.
26374- 5. ii. Elizabeth Edwards b. Nov. 29, 1723, m. John Smith.
26376- 7. hi. Mary Edwards b. Nov. 23, 1725, m. Seth Clark.
26378- 9. iv. Ebenezer Edwards (2d) b. Sept. 4, 1727, d. Aug. 22,
1771.
26380. v. Ruth Edwards b. Aug. 15, 1729, d. Deo. 22, 1729.
26374-5. ii. Elizabeth Edwards b. Nov. 29, 1723, m. about 1740,
John Smith b. Jan. 20, 1717 (son of John Smith, of Hadley, and Esther
Colton dau. of Ephraim Colton, of Longrneadow. Mass.) : a farmer in S.
Hadley, Mass. She d. March 12, 1795, aged 72, and he d. March 25,
1795, aged 78. [Nos. 26346-95 repeated below by mistake.]
"'"[6th Gen.] Children:
26381. i. BERIAH Smith — removed to Woodstock, Vt.
26382. ii. Joel Smith — removed to Granville, Mass.
263S3- 4. hi. Elizabeth Smith b. about 1741, m. Reuben Judd.
263^5- 8. iv. Major John Smith b. about 1751, d. Au^. 11, 1840,
aged 89.
26389-90. v. Martha Smith, m. a Mr. Thayer.
20391- 3. vi. Lucy Smith, m. Enos Pomeroy, of Hadley, and for 2d
husband, a Mr. Bucklaud.
26494- 5. vii. Sabra Smith, m. a Mr. Badger.
26383-4. hi. Elizabeth Smith b. in 1741, m. in 176-, Reuben
Judd b. in 1733 (son of Thomas Judd, of Northampton, and Hannah
Bascom, dau. of Thomas Bascom) : a farmer in S. Hadley. She was his
2d wife, of three wives. She d. March 31, 1781, aged 31. He d. March
7^1815, aged 81 : a very active and sprightly man to the last.
v-- [7th Gen.]
*26346- 7. i. Salathiel Jupd b. Aug. 31, 1769.
*26348-51. ii. Elizabeth Judd b. Jan. 9,177-1, m. Nov. 29,1792.
Dr. Asa Merrills, of Shelburne, Mass.; for 2d hu.-band
Dec. 21. 1809, Dea. Levi Clapp. ofEasthampton, Mass.;
and for 3d husband, Asahel Judd, of Charlemont, Mass.
*26352. iii. Lucy Judd b. Oct. 28, 1772, d. unmarried.
*20353- 4. iv. Sufplina Judd b. Nov. 4, 1774, n>. Jan. 26, 1797,
Jemima Punier. He was called also " Pliny." He
removed to Alleghany Co. N. Y., and had children :
■^'Cl^p!^J~~ — —
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, all of Northampton. 1415
*26355- 6. v. Maiilah Judd b. March 26, 1777, m. Luther Stebbins
of Caldwell, Warren Co., N. Y.
*26357. vi. Samuel Judd b. April 24, 1779.
*2635S- 9. vii. Tirzah Judd b. Feb. 2G, 17S1, iu. a Mr. Beckwith.
*26346- 7. i. Salathiel Junnb. Aug. 31, 1769, m. Irene Day (dau.
of Abraham Day), a farmer at Cheater, Mass., where he d. in 1821, she d.
at S. Hadley, Mass.
_^8th Gen.] Children :
*263G0. i. Harvey Judd b. in 1793, d. unmarried in 1820, aged 27.
*263G1- 2. ii. Salathiel Judd b. May 3, 1795.
*2G3G3- 4. iii. Alfred Judd b. April 3, 1798.
*26365. iv. Alvin Judd b. March. 1800.
*26366- 7. v. Quartus Judd m. Jan. 13, 1842, widow Julia M. Craw-
ford : a resident at S. Hadley Falls. No children.
*2636S- 9. vi. Tiieodosia Judd m. Daniel Blair, of Warren, Mass., and
afterwards of 111.
*26370-l. vii. Lucy Judd, m. James Hamilton of Chester.
*26372-3. viii. Irene Judd, m.Ira Bacon.
*26374-5. ix. James Madison Judd ni. Aurelia White, lived in Illinois.
*2G376-7. x. Elizabeth Judd m. Andrew Hayward of Hartford, Ct.,
and afterward of , III.
*26361-2. ii. Salathiel Judd, Jr., b. May 3, 1795, m. Laura Taylor of
Chester, Mass., lived in Chester. Ho d. in S. Hadley, March 28, 1842,
tvieje his widow resided afterwards.
[bthGen.] Children:
Eliza Judd b. Nov. 14, 1S19, m. Jonathan Burnet, Jr.,
of S. nadley, Feb. 14, 1849.
Harvey Judd b. Oct. 7, 1822, m. Catharine Kellogg of
S. Hadley : lived in S. nadley. Children :
John Kellogg Judd. 2G3S3. 2. Mary Laura Judd.
Mary Miller Judd b. Jan. 9, 1S25, m. Henry M. Good-
man. No issue.
Lewis Stroug Judd b. Aug. 19, 1827, m. Nancy Jane
Tripp of Fair Haven, Mass. : a depot master at Fair
Haven.
Edward Hooker Judd b. Dec. 27, 1829, m. Mercy Ann
Brainerd of S Hadley, lives at S. Hadley : no children :
Alfred Salathiel Judd b. Sopt. 19, 1833; d. Sept. 27,
1848.
y [8th Gen.]
*2G3G3-4. iii. Alfred Jddd b. April 3, 1798 (son of Salathiel Judd,
Senior, and Irene Day) m. Oct. 13, 1S22, Polly Smith, dau. of Selah
Smith of S. Hadley, a resident of S. Hadley. One child :
*2G391. i. Irene Sophia Judd b. Jan. 5, 1824, m. in 1848, Joseph
Strong Preston. Children :
*26392. 1. Alfred Judd Preston. 2G393. 2. Joseph Strong Preston.
*26378-9.
i.
*26380-l.
ii.
*263S2.
*26384-5
iii.
*26386-7.
iv.
*26388-9.
v.
*26390.
vi.
rz>~
1416 Descendants of Mary (Strong) Edwards, Daughter of
. * ]>5th Gen.]
2G3S5-8. iv. Major John Smith b. about 1751 (son of John Smith
of S. Hadley, and Elizabeth Edwards) m. Dec. 8, 1774, Ruth Cook b.
Jan. 3, 1753 (dau. of Jonathan Cook, of Hadley, and Ruth Goodman,
whom he m. Aug. 2, 1744). She d. July 10, 1785, aged 33, and be m.
for 2d wife, May 10, 1787, Maria Dickinson b. in 1762 (dau. of Josiah
Dickinson, of Hadley, and Sibyl Partridge): she d. May 21, 1808, aged
46, and he m. for 3d wife Sept. 21, 1808, widow Betsey Brown nte
Dickinson b. Oct. 1, 1774 (dau. of John Dickinson of Hadley, and Abigail
f Alexander, and widow of Lemuel Brown, whom she m. Oct. 1798). Shed.
VO ^June 22, 1832, aged 57. Ho d. Oct. 11, 1840, aged 89.
£7th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
26394. i. David Smith b. Jan. 4, 1775 : d. Sept. 12, 1779.
26395- 6. ii. Althaea Smith b. June 12, 1782, m. Dr. Reuben Bell :
d. 1861.
26397- 9. iii. David Smith 2d b. Nov. 3, 1783.
26400. iv. An infant b. and d. July, 1785.
By second icife :
26401- 2. v. Ruth Smith b. May 30, 1788, m. Ephraim Smith.
26403. vi. Orlando Smith b.'Dec. 10. 17S9.
26404. vii. Dudley Smith b. Nov. 4, 1793, d. May 27, 1858, rct. 64.
26405- 6. viii. Maria Smith b. Nov. 28, 1795, m. Elijah Smith.
26407- 8. ix. Elizabeth Edwards Smith b. March 27, 1798, m. April
6, 1819, Dea. Sylvester Smith of Hadley, b. April 15,
1789 (son of Enos Smith of Hadley, and" Mary, dau. of
John Dickinson). She was his second wife. No issue.
26409-10. x. Clarissa Cook Smith b. Aug. 5, 1804, m. Charles C.
^^ May of New York.
[7th Gen.]
26397-9. iii. David Smith (son of Major John Smith and Ruth
Cook) b. Nov. 3, 1783, m. Mary Smith b. March 6, 1784 (dau. of John
; ^\ Smith of Hadley, and Mary Cook). She d. Aug. 23, 1823, and he m.
\ for 2d wife, Lovisa Smith b. Oct. 12, 1790 (dau. of Perez Smith of
\Hadley, and Lovisa Noble, dau. of Stephen Noble of Westfield. Mass.).
j j She d. March 31, 1842, aged 51. He was a farmer at Hadley, Mass.
\. [7th Gen.]
27401-2. v. Rum Smith b. May 30, 1788, m. Jan. 29, 1S12, Eph-
raim Smith b. June 17, 1787 (son of Sett) Smith of Hadley and Lydia
Smith, dau. of Thomas Smith of Hadley). He was brother of Rev. Dr.
"Worthington Smith, Prcst. of Vermont University.
[8th Gen.] Children :
26411. i. Theodore Worthington Smith b. Oct, 30, 1812.
26412. ii. EPHRAIM Orlando Smith b. Aug. 11, 1814.
26413. iii. Lydia Maria Smith b. June 2, 1816.'
26414. iv. Meuitable Worthington Smith b. July 3, 1818.
la
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, all of Northampton. 1417
26415.
26416.
26417.
L
26418.
i.
26419.
ii.
26420.
iii
26421.
iv.
26422.
V.
26423.
vi.
26424.
vii
26425.
vii
26426.
ix
v. John Edwards Smith b. Sept. 26, 1821.
vi. George Dickinson Smith b. Jan. 16, 1824.
vii. Seth Pomeroy Smith b. Aug. 11, 1830.
7th Gen.]
26404. vii. Dudley Smith (son of Major John Smith and Maria
Dickinson) b. Nov. 4, 1793, m. Dec. 5, 1822, Pamela Porter b. May 7,
1797 (dau. of Hon. Samuel Porter of Iladley, Mass., and Lucy Hubbard):
a merchant at Hadley. He d. May 27, 1858, aged 64.
th Gen.] Children :
Samuel Porter Smith b. June 26, 1824, d. Aug. 26. 1S25.
Lucy Smith b. Sept. 18, 1S26, d. Aug. 16, 1828. '
Dudley Porter Smith b. Aug. 31, 1828. d. Oct. 29, 1828.
John Smith b. Oct. 11, 1S29, grad. at Amherst Coll., in
1849.
Sarah Ilillhouse Smith b. Au^. 7, 1831.
Abby Phillips Smith b. Aug. 26, 1S33.
. Clarissa Smith b. Jan. 11, 1S36.
viii.LucY Smith b. May 8, 1839.
Samuel Dudley Smith b. May 30, 1843.
' [7th Gen.]
26405-6. viii. Maria Smith (dau. of Major John Smith and Maria
Dickinson) b. Nov. 28, 1795, m. Dec. 3, 1817, Elijah Smith b. Oct. 24,
1791 (son of Dea. Seth Smith of Hadley, and Lydia Smith and brother of
Ephraim Smith above mentioned) : a farmer at Hadley. He d. June,
1861, aged 69. Children :
Susan Partridge Smith b. Sept. 17, 1818.
Mary Ann Smith b. July 5, 1S21 : d. Aug. 10, 1S23.
Lydia Smith b. Oct. 16, 1824.
Mary Ann Smith (2d) b. Jan. 8, 1829.
Maria Dickinson Smith b. Nov. 23, 1S31.
[4th Gen.]
26376-7. iii Mary Edwards (dau. of Nathaniel Edwards. Jr., and
Mary Strong) b. Nov. 23, 1725, m. Seth Clark b. April 19, 1723 (son of
Noah Clark of Northamptou, and Euuice Dickinson) a farmer in
Granby, Mass.
[5th Gen.] Children :
Enos Clark b. in 1747.
Mary Clark b. in 1748 : d young.
Mary Clark (2d) b. in 1749 : d. soon.
Eleanor Clark b. in 1750.
Mary Clark (3d) b. and d. in 1751.
Seth Clark b. July 15, 1753.
vii. Mary Clark (4th) b. Nov. 2, 1755.
viii. Adah Clark b. May 16, 1759.
Naomi Clark b. Jan. 1, 1761.
Levi Clark b. Aug. 3, 1762 : d. Jan. 11, 1764.
26427.
1.
2642S.
2.
26429.
3.
26430.
4.
26431.
5.
26432.
i.
26433.
n.
26434.
in
26435.
iv
26436.
v.
26437.
VI
26433.
vi
26439.
vi
26440.
ix
26441.
X.
1418 Descendants of Mary [Strong) Edwards, Daughter of
[4th Gen.]
26378-9. iv. Ebenezer Edwards (son of Nathaniel Edwards, of
Northampton, aad Mary Strong) b. Sept. 4, 1727, m. about 174S, Lucy
Warner b. Sept. 2, 1725 (dau. of Mark Warner, of Northampton, and
Lydia Phelps) : a farmer in Northampton, killed by the fall of a tree,
Aug. 22, 1771 j she d. Aug. 19, 1807, aged S3.
[5th Geu.] Children :
26442- 5. i.
26446- 7. ii
4, 1749.
25, 1751, m. May 31, 1780,
26450- 1.
26452- 3. v.
26454-
26456- 7.
Elizabeth McKey, lived in Ska-
Nathaniel Edwards b. May
TIMOTHY Edwards b. March
Thankful Strong b. in 1754 (dau. of Bela Strong and
Eunice Alvord). lie lived in Northampton.
26448- 9. iii. Solomon Edwards b. July 19, 1753, m. Catharine Clark,
be removed to SkaDeateles, N. Y.
Oliver Edwards b. Aug. 29, 1755, m. Jan. 15, 1783,
Rachel Parsons b. Aug. 15, 1757 (dau. of Isaac Par-
sons; of Northampton, and Lucia Strong), lived in
Chesterfield, Mass. See previous page (1299).
Lucy Edwards b. Aug. 12, 1757, m. l>r. Samuel Porter :
a physician in Williumstown, Mass.
5. vi. Lydia Edwards b. July 30, 1759, m. Nov. 25, 1784,
Simeon Edwards, lived in Skaneateles, N. Y.
vii. Nancy Edwards, m. May 27, 1784, Isaac Clark b. Feb.
27, 1760 (son of Josiah Clark, Jr., of Northampton,
and Mary Baker) : resided in Northampton.
26458- 9. viii.TfiADDEUS Edwards, m. Electa Simons, resided in Ska-
neateles.
26460- 1. ix. Alan son Edwards
neateles.
[5th Gen.]
26442-5. i. Nathaniel Edwards (third of the name), son of Ebenezer
Edwards and Lucy Warner b. May 4, 1729, m. Nov. 1773, Ruth Strong
b. 1753 (dau. of Bela Strong of Northampton, and Eunice Alvord) who
d. Jan. 14, 1777, and he ra. 1778 for 2d wife Mary Clapp b. Jan. IS,
1742-3 (dau. of Seth Clapp of Northampton, and Esther ), who d.
and he m. for a third wife widow Irene Clapp : a farmer and hinkeeper
in Northampton. He d. March 13, 1832.
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
Electa Edwards b. Oct. 29, 1774, m. John Russell of
Greenfield, Mass., where she d. March, 1839.
By second wife :
Ruth Edwards b. Nov. 1, 1778, m. John Dixon of Rut-
land, Mass. : a farmer and justice of the peace in Kil-
lingly, Ct., d. Aug., 1810. Their daughter, Ruth
Edwards Dixon, m. her cousin Ashur Clark (son of
Isaac Clark.
JonN Edwards b. Sept. 28, 1781, d. unmarried, Nov.
1856 : a farmer at Northampton on the old homestead.
26462- 3. i.
26464- 5. ii.
>6I66.
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, all of Northampton. 1419
26-167- 8. iv. Asenath Edwards b. Jan. 25, 17S3, m. Rev. Josjah
Clark, Nov. 25, IS 11. He was son of Isaac Clark of
Northampton, and Nancy Edwards. See subsequent
page. She d. Nov. 18, 1868, in Northampton.
26409-70. v. David Edwards b. April 10, 1784, m. Peninah Judd :
resided in Northampton, an innkeeper and afterwards a
tanner in connection with his two brothers-in-law,
David L Dewey and Leauder Moody.
26471- 2. vi. Lucy Edwards b. Aug. 17, 178S, m. David Little Dewey
Feb. 5, 1817 : a large tanner with David Edwards etc.,
at Northampton, still living (1S70) at Northampton.
26473- 4. vii. Mary Edwards b. May 10," 1794, m. Sept. 24, 1829,
Moses Clark : a prosperous pianoforte maker in Port-
land, Me., d. Sept. 1849, in Northampton.
26475- 6. viii.EsTiU'.u Edwards b. April 2, 1790, m. Sept/ 13, 1820,
Leander Moody : a large tanner at Northampton. See
above. She d. Feb. 28, 1805. Nathaniel Edwards
(3d) had also five other children who d. in infancy,
making the whole number of his children thirteen.
[Alexander Edwards was from Wales. He m. at Springfield, Mass..
Feb. 28, 1042-3, Mrs. Sarah Searle, nee Baldwin, widow of John Searle
of Springfield. He removed to Northampton in 1054, where he d. Sept.
4, 1090. He had sons Samuel, Benjamin, and Joseph, and daughters
Sarah (who m. James North) Mary (who m. Dec. 15, 1070, John Field)
and Hannah (who m. Samuel Davis) all born in Springfield, and also two
born in Northampton : NatJianid b. June 25, 1057, and Elizabeth b. Feb.
22, 1059, who m. March 1, 1682, Samuel Clark sou of Lt. Wiliiam Clark
(see future page).
I. His sou Samuel m. May 15, 1075, Sarah Corlin and lived in North-
ampton. Their children were : 1. Samuel Edwards, Jr., b. March. 1070.
2 Sarah Edwards b. May 8, 1078, m. Jan. 27, 1703-4, Joseph Pittey.
3. Abigail Edwards b. Jan. 7, 1080. in. Pec. 5, 1700, William Holton.
4. Hannah Edwards b. June 0, 1083, m. Feb. 1, 1703, Eliphalet Pardee.
5. Nathaniel Edwards b. Oct. 21, 1GS5. 0. Ruth Edwards b. April 20.
1088. 1. Samuel Edwards, Jr., b. March, 1070, m. Dec. 9, 1708, Mercy
Pomeroy b. Sept. 10, 1084 (dau. of Caleb Pomeroy, of Northampton,
and Hepzibah ). She d. April 17. 1712, and he m. for 2d wife
Sarah Pomeroy, of Colchester, Ct. Dy his first wife he had : (1).
Mercy Edwards b. Feb. 5. 1711. in. Oct. 25, 1728, Ebenezer French.
(By his 2d, wife). (2). Sarah Edwards b. March 19, 1715. m. June
28, 1739, Reuben Wright. (3). Dea. Samuel Edwards b. Sept. 12, 1716.
(4). Miriam Edwards b. May 14, 1718. (5). Hannah Edwards b. April
23, 1720. (0). Noah Edwards b. June 0, 172:.', m. June 28, 1749,
Jerusha Alvord. (7). Medud Edwards b. May 0, 1720. (8). Nathaniel
Edwards b. Sept. 1, 1729.
(3). Dea. Samuel Edwards b. Sept 12, 1710, ru. in 174—, Catharine
Clark (dau of Dea. John Clark, J r , of Northampton, and Elizabeth
Cook) b. in 1723. lie was a soldier in 1745. He was a farmer at South-
ampton after 1753, where lie d. aged 70, in 1787, and rdie d. Aprii *_'9,
1803, aired 80. 1 heir son, Dea. Klisba Edwards of Southampton, b. Oct.
23, 1758, oi. Feb. 13, 1700, Anna Bates of Durham, Ct. (daji. of Stephen
1420 Descendants of Mary [Strong) Edwards, Daughter of
Bates and Mindwell Seward). They were the parents of Prof. Bela Bates
Edwards, D.D., of Andover Theol Seni.
7* II. Benjamin Edwards (son of Alexander Edwards and Sarah Bald-
-" win) m. Feb. 23, 1680-1, Thankful Sheldon. He d. Oct. 31, 1724: a
farmer at Northampton. Their children were : Benj. Edwards, Jr., b.
Jan. 15, 1681-2, m. Jan. 5, 1706, Mary Clark. 2. Ebenezer Edwards
b. Nov. IS, 1682, m. Oct. 8, 1714, Mary North, his cousin, b. Sept. 1,
1687, dau. of James North and Sarah Edwards. 3. Mary Edwards b.
Feb. 4, 1685, m. Dec. 12, 1706, Samuel Phelps b. Dec. 9, 1680 (son of
Nathaniel Phelps and Grace Martin). 4. Thankful Edwards b. Oct. 6,
1688, d. April 8, 1712. 5. Hester Edwards b. Jan. 19, 1691-2. 6.
Deliverance Edwards b. June 14, 1693. 7. Mindwell Edwards b. June
11, 1694. m. Jan. 17, 1712-3, Noah Parsons b. Aug. 15, 1692 (son of
Joseph Parsons and Elizabeth Strong dau. of Elder John Strong).
III. Joseph Edwards (son. of Alexander Edwards and Sarah Baldwin)
m. Jan. 2, 1672, Elizabeth Elmer. She d. soon and he m. Nov. 17, 1674,
Hannah Atkinson. His children by her were : 1. and 2. Two children
that d. in Aug. 16S0. 3. Elizabeth Edwards b. May 22, 1681. 4.
Joseph Edwards b. Feb. 28, 1685, d. June 4. 1686. 5. Rebecca Edwards
b. April 29, 1686. 6. Phebe Edwards b. Oct. 3, 1689. He d. Sept.
21, 1790.
IV. Sarah Edwards (dau. of Alexander Edwards and Sarah Baldwin)
in. Nov. 2, 1677, James North of Northampton. Their children were :
1. Sarah North b. Aug. 1679, in. April 13, 1704, Israel Rust, b. July.,
1679, (soo of Israel Rust of Northampton and Rebecca his wife who were
m. Dec. 9,1669). 2. Mary North b Feb. 2, 1682-3, d. soon. 3. Mary
(2)b. Sept. 1, 1687, m. her cousin Ebenezer Edwards (son of Benjamin
Edwards and Mary Clarke).
V. Haunah Edwards (dau. of Alexander and Sarah Edwards) m. March
4, 1668, Samuel Davis, a farmer at Northampton. Shed. Sept. 11, 1680,
(and he m. for 2d wife in 1681, Elizabeth and had son Joseph b. Aug.
6, 1682, and she d. Aug. 26, 16S2). Their children were: 1. Samuel
Davis b. Feb. 23, 1670, d. soon. 2. Samuel (2d) b. Jan. 31, 1G72-3,
m. Oct. 25, 1695, Thankful Mason. 3 John Davis b. May 1677, m.
Mary a farmer in Hatfield. His daughter Mary b. in 1713, Ichabod
Strong of Southampton, m. Nov. 28, 1734, to whom she bore five sons and
a daughter. John Davis d. and his widow Mrs. Mary Davis m. June 16,
1715, Samuel Clark. Jr., b. Aug. 2, 16SS (son of Samuel Clark and Eliza-
beth Edwards dau. of Alexander Edwards and Sarah Baldwin) her cousin.
They had six children, the eldest of whom, Elizabeth Clarke, b. Dec 24,
j 1716, m. Nov. 26, 1778, Justin Edwards, and they were the parents of
Rev. .Justin Edwards, D.D. Prest. of the Andover Theol. Sem., and dis-
tinguished for his advocacy of The Temperance Reform and Sabbath
Observance. His parents lived at Westhainpton, Mass. Their youngest
child, Martha Clark, b. April 10, 1726 — at whose birth, her mother died —
m. Daniel Strong of Northampton about 1744 (son of Nathaniel and
Penelope Strong) who d. aged 26, Aug. 1746, and she m. 1750, Rev.
John Woodbrid^e of South Iladley, as his 2d wife. They were the
grandparents of the author's mother Sophia WoodbridgeStrongof S. Hadlcy.
'ihe author has sought in many ways but in vain to find what was the full
name and who were the parents of Mary the wife of John Davis. Samuel
Clark, Jr., m. for 2d wife .May 24, 1727, Mary Rust. 4. Elizabeth
Davis b. June 20, 1679, d. Aug. 26, 1682.
r
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, all of Northampton. 1421
VL Nathaniel Edwards (son of Alexander Edwards aud Sarah Baldwin)
Hepzibah Janes b. Feb. 13, 1G05 — dau. of William Janes <uiJ Ilanuah
Broughfcon — she d. Nov. 9. LG90, and he m. wife Elizabeth maiden
name not ascertained. She d. April 5, 1711). He d. Oct. 3, 1731. His
children were by first wife : 1. Lydia Edwards b. Feb. 5, 1GS7. 2. Da-
niel Edwards b. June 2G, 1690. J}y second wife: 3. Experience Ed-
wards who m. Jonathan Wright. 4. Elizabeth Edwards who m.. David
Bartlett. 5. Nathaniel Edwards, Jr., b. July 25, 1G94: who m. Mary
Strong (dau. of Samuel and Ruth Strong). See page 1312.]
[3d C4en.]
24578-9. xi. JosiAn Strong (son of Samuel Strong of Northampton,
and Esther Clapp) b. Aug. 17, 1705, m. about 1728, Elizabeth Fowler.
She d. Sept. 18, 1731, and he m. Sept. 22, 1734, Hannah Smedley. He
was a farmer at Colchester, Ct., and after 1735, at any rate, at Litchfield,
Ct., where his children by the second marriage (1735-49), are recorded
as born, and after 1749, at Sharon, Ct., where he d. of small pox.
[4th Gen.] Children :
By first xrifc :
Josiaii Strong, Jr., b. Sept. IS, 1729.
Ebenezer Strong b. July 15, 1731.
• By second re if e :
Hannah Strong b. June 22, 1735.
Elijah Strong b. March 10, 1737.
Abigail Strong b. Aug. 22, 1739.
Solomon Strong b. Sept. 26, 1741.
vii. Lt. Col. Davio Strong b. July 6, 1744 : a Revolutionary
officer,
viii. William Strong b. Sept. 20, 1745.
ix. Joseph Strong b. Sept. 15, 1747.
Ruth Strong b. May 12, 1749.
[Of all this large family, notwithstanding much persistent effort and as
ingeniously bestowed as possible, to trace their history each and all, only
that of the eldest one of them has been discovered, even in part.]
2G477-8. i. Josiah Strong, Jr.," b. Sept. 18, 1729, was a farmer in
Sharou, Ct., whither he went in 1749 or thereabouts with his father.
Whom he m. or when, none of his descendants that the author has found
seem to know.
[5th Gen.] Children :
26488- 9. i. Josiaii Strong b. June 17, 1758, d. aged 83, Nov. 14,
1841.
26490- 1. ii. Sarah Strong m. Nathaniel Hunter of Sharon, Ct.
26492. iii. Joel Strong, who was a resident of Enfield, Tompkins
Co., N. Y.
ii] 83
26477-
8. i.
26479.
ii.
264S0.
iii.
26481.
iv.
264S2.
v.
26483.
vi.
26484.
vii
26485.
vii
264SG.
ix.
264S7.
x.
r
1422 Descendants of JosiaJi Strong of Litchfield, Ct., Son of
26493. iv. Solomon Strong. He is said to have a grandson, Hon.
Marvin Strong, living in Schenectady, who was addressed
in vain for facts desired.
26494. v. Oliver Stroug. Of him nothiug definite could be ascer-
tained. . .
[5th Gen.]
26488-9. i. Josiah Strong (son of Josiah Strong, Jr.) b. June 17,
1758, m. about 1793, Martha Green b. in 1773. He was a Revolutionary
soldier, joining the army in Feb. 1776, when but 17 years old — 5 months
before the declaration of independence. He was taken prisoner in a
fort in Canada defended by 500 Americans against some 1400 British,
French and Indians, and suffered much in his captivity, from which his
release was effected by Genl. Arnold on his retreat from the blockade of
Quebec He was in the battle of White Plain3, in Oct. 28, 1776. The
whole American army did not by this time exceed 3,000 men. He was
one of the army that crossed the Delaware, on Dec. 8th and recrossed it
on the 25th in a terrible storm of snow and sleet, and made the successful
surprise upon Trenton, N. J., taking 1000 Hessians prisoners with their
arms and ammunition. He was also in the battle of Princeton and of the
Brandywine, and in the battle of Germantown, Pa., where he was wounded
in his right leg, so as to necessitate its amputation. He was a farmer at
Burtonville, Montgomery Co., N. Y. (until 1838). Their last days they
spent at Rose hill near Geneva, N. Y. (1838-41) where he d. Nov. 14,
1841, and she d. Dec. 29, 1838, aged 65.
[6th Gen.] Children :
26495.
26496- 7.
26498.
26499.
26500- 1.
26502- 3.
26504.
26505- 6.
26507- 8.
26509.
Aug. 11, 1794: a farmer at Wal-
1796, d. Feb. 25, 1849.
1798 : a farmer at E. Candor,
1800: had 4 sons : Eri:
i. Horace Strong b.
worth, N. Y.
ii. David Strong b. June 26,
iii. Joel C. Strong b. Doc. 1
Tioga Co., N. Y.
iv. Oliver F. Strong b. Dec. 18,
Beri ; Zen ; aud Zimri.
v. Maiiala Strong b. July 6, 1802, m. Thomas J. Hough.
s-i. Genl. William Kerley Strong b. April 30, 1805.
vii. Joseph s trong b. Feb. 27, 1808 : a farmer at Italy Hill,
Yates Co., N. Y.,-where bed. Aug. 17, 1857, and where
his widow still (1870) resides.
viii.MARY Green "Polly" Strong b. Jan. 26, 1810, m. James
C. Parsells.
ix. Irene Berry Strong b. July 24, 1812, m. Morrell Van
Gieson b. in New York Feb. 11, 1818 (son of Mar-
cullus and Catharine Van Gieson) : a farmer at Geneva,
N. Y. She d. at (Rose Hill) Geneva April 6, 1S47^
aged 34, in child-birth.
x. Seymour Jairus Strong b. June 15, 1815, m. July 8,
1835, Elizabeth A. Weeks. For thirty years he was
connected with the New York Post Office, holdin"
some special trust (1837-69) : having been for several
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1423
years of late superintendent of Box Delivery. He re-
sides still in New York (1871). No issue.
[6th Gen.]
26496-7. ii. David Strong (son of Josiah Strong and Martha
Green b. June 26, 1796, m. Jan. 18, 1818, Zilpha Cady b. Jan. 9, 1797
(dau. of John Cady of Schoharie, N. Y., and Hannah Eaton) : a farmer at
Geueva, N. Y., where he d. Feb. 25, 1849. She resides (1870) at
Ilochester.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26510- 1. i. Jane Strong b. April 1, 1819, m. Nicholas Tamblingson.
26512- 3. ii. Prudence Ann Strong b. Aug. 15, 1821, m. Henry Vau
Gieson of Geneva, N. Y.
26514- 5. iii. Violetta Bonaparte Strong b. March 2, 1825, m. Henry
Edward White of New York.
26516- 7. iv. Mary Strong b. Oct. 29, 1828, m. Edwin J. Brown of
New York.
26518- 9. v. Sarah Elizabeth Strong b. June 25, 1831, m. William
Cole of Rochester, N. Y.
26520- 1.. vi. Charles Theodore Strong b. Nov. 29, 1834.
26522. vii. Seymour Nicholas Strong b. March 28, 1838, d. Dec. 10,
1S39.
26523- 4. viii. Henrietta Louisa Strong b. May 23, 1841, m. Arthur
H. Quinn.
26510-1. i. Jane Strong b. April 1, 1819, m. Jan. 18, 1838, Nicho-
las Tamblingson b. June 9, 1809, at Devonport. Devonshire, Eng. (sou
of Nicholas Tamblingson and Amy Cross. He was son of Peter Tam-
blingson of Plynt, county of Cornwall, Eng., and Wilmot Moon) a whole-
sale clothing merchant in Rochester.
[8th Gen.] Children:
26525- 6. i. Louise Jane Tamblingson b. Sept. 17, 1840, m. July
24, 1862, James Sidney Killip b. in the Isle of Man,
Jan. 1, 1831 (son of John Killip and Mary Corlett).
He came to America (Rochester), May 20,1850, and is
a wholesale clothing merchant in Rochester. Children :
26527. 1. Nicholas Tamblingson Killip b. May 10, 1865.
26528. 2. Louise Jane Killip b. Aug. 6, 1867.
26529. 3. James Corlett Killip b. Oct 15, 1S69, d. July 22, 1870.
[7th Gen.]
26512-3. ii. Prudence Ann Strong b. Aug. 15, 1821, m. Nov. 20,
1839, Henry Van Gieson of Geneva, N. Y., b. in 1819. (son of John and
Sarah Yau Gieson): a farmer at Rose Hill. No children; she d. Dec.
3, 1844.
26514-5. iii. Violetta Bonaparte Strong b. March 2, 1S25, m.
Sept. 29, 1851, Henry Edward White b. Oct. 6, 1822 (son of Henry
1424 Descendants of Josiali Strong of Litchfield, Ct., Son of
Smith "White and Lavinia Inman) : took part of college course at Hamil-
ton College, N. Y. : a lawyer in New York.
[8th Gen.] Children:
26530. i. Charles Edward White b. Dec. 12, 1S55.
26531. ii. Mart Louisa White b. Jan. 13,1858.
/ 26532. iii. Jane Tamblingson White b. July 22, 1863.
26533. iv. Sarau Violetta White b. Sept. 30, 1866.
[7th Gen.]
26516-7. iv. Mary Strong (dau. of David and Zilpha Strong) b.
Oct. 29, 1S2S, m. May 23, 1854, Edwin Jones Brown b. Feb. 10, 1810
at Brimfield, Mass. (son of Bartholomew Brown and Catharine Patrick) :
a merchant in New York and Brest, of a Savings Bank.
[8th Gen.] Children :
William Strong Brown b. April 11, 1855.
Mart Louise Brown b. June 23, 1856.
Irving Howard Brown b. Oct. 18, 1859.
George Alvo'rd Brown b. Aug. 28, 1861.
Joseph Cooper Brown b. Feb. 1863, d. April, 1863.
[7th Gen.]
26518--9. v. Sarah Elizabeth Strong b. June 25, 1831, m. May 2,
1854, Alonzo William Cole b. Aug. 9, 1830, in Benton, Yates Co., X. Y.
(son of George Washington Cole b. Aug. 1804, and Fanny Williams b.
Aug. 14, 1808), a wholesale clothing merchant in Rochester. Children :
26539. 1. Louise Jane Cole b. May 13, 1855.
26540. 2. Edwin Brown Cole b. Dec. 24. 1857.
26541. 3. James Killip Cole b. Feb. 1864, d. Nov. 3, 1864.
26542. 4. Fanny Elizabeth Cole b. March 15, 1869.
[7th Gen.]
26520-1. vi. Charles Theodore Strong b. Nov. 29, 1834, m.
April 23, 1858, Margaret Speudlove b. 1834 (dau. of Henry Stewart
Spendlove, of Geneva, N. Y., and Eliza P. Ruckle), a farmer at Oakes
Corners, Ontario Co., N. Y. One child :
26543. 1. Edmund Spendlove Strong b. May 9, 1866.
26534.
i.
26535.
ii.
26536.
iii
26537.
iv
26538.
v.
[7th Gen.]
26523-4. viii. Henrietta Louisa Strong b. May 23, 1841. m. Oct.
20, 1864, Arthur Hughes Quinn (son of Arthur A. Quinn of Cleve-
land, and Catharine Brown) a miller at Cleveland. They have one child :
26544. 1. Charles Strong Quinn b. April 15, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
26500-1. v. Mahala Strong (dau. of Josiah Strong and Martha
Green) b. at Burtonville, Montgomery Co., N. Y., July 6, 1802, in. Oct.
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1425
6, 1826, Thomas Jefferson Hough b. in Windham, Greene Co., N. Y.,
Aug. 30, 1802 (son of Theron Hough b. in Wallingford, Ct., in 1770,
and Tryphena Wilcox b. in Goshen, Ct., in 1773. He d. in Windham,
in 1S63, aged 92, and she d. there in 1837, aged G3. They had 12
children) : a farmer in Mt. Carroll, 111. (1S13-54), and in Homer, Minn.
(1851-65). He resides now (1870) at Plymouth, Minn. She d. at Cana-
joharie, N. Y. 3 Sept. 16, 1810.
[7th Gen.] Children : -
26515- 6. i. Sherwood Hough b. in Charlestown, Montgomery Co.,
N. Y., June 27, 1827.
26517. ii. William Horatio Hough b. at Charlestown, May 5, ] 829,
d. unmarried near St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 18, 1855, set. 26.
■26548- 9. iii. James Seymour Hough b. iu Windham, N. Y., March
22, 1S31.
26550. iv. Sarah Adeline Hough b. at Albany, N. Y., Feb. 22,
1835, d. unmarried near St. Paul, June 27, I860,
aged 25.
26551. v. Mary Tryphena Hough b. at Schenectady, N. Y., June
15, 1837, and d. there Sept. 16, 1837.
26545-6. i. Sherwood Hough b. June 27, 1S27, m. May 15, 1856,
Frances Lorinda Morrow b. at Knowlesville, Orleans Co., N. Y., June 3,
1832 (dau. of Hugh Danforth Morrow and Lorinda Scholl) has resided
since 1851, at St. Paul, Minn. He was deputy clerk of the Dist. Court
of Ramsey Co., for 11 years (1852-63) : first city clerk of St. Paul for
two years of the same time (1854-6) : elected in 1857, City Comptroller
but soon resigned, for two years registrar of deeds (1860-2) : from 1863
-65) again became deputy clerk ; since 1866, he has been clerk of the
Supreme Court of Minnesota; holding the office by re-election until 1873.
[Hugh D. Morrow b. in Charlestown, N. Y., Aug. 7, 1806, m. Feb. 2S,
1828, Lorinda Schoil at Utica, N. Y., b. July 10, 1810, in Onondaga
Hollow, X. Y.] Children:
26552. 1. Kate Aubrey Hough b. Nov. 17, 1858, at St. Paul.
26553. 2. Frederic Ernst Hough b. Aug. 9, I860.
26554. 3. Sherwood Hough b. Feb. 9, 1868.
[7th Gen.]
26548-9. iii. James Seymour Hough b. March 22, 1831 : a farmer
at McLean, Minn. (4 miles from St. Paul) : m. April 28, 1859, Eliza
Matilda Peufield b. in Utica, N. Y., Oct. 26, 1837 (dau. of Horace Pea-
field b. in New Britain, Ct., May 12, 1803, and d. near St. Paul, April
17, 1869, and Sarah Ana Budd b. at Fishkill, N. Y., July 6, 1808, who
resides now at St. Paul).
[8th Gen.] Children :
26555. i. Nettie Louisa Hough b. in McLean, June 23, 1860.
20556. ii. Bertha Frances Hough b. at St. Paul, Oct. 27, 1862.
1426 Descendants of Josiah Strong of Litchfield, Ct., Son of
26557. iii. William Budd Hough b. at St. Paul, Oct 4 1864 d
Dec. 18G7.
26558. iv. Seymour Strong Hough b. in McLean, April 1, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
L 26502-3. vi. General William Kerley Strong b. April 30,
1805, at Duanesburgh, m. Sarah Ann Eliza Van Gieson b. April 10, 1810
(dau. of Marcullus Van Gieson, of New York, and Catharine, his wife).
She d. Aug. 18, 1S43, and he m. Feb. 1846, Helen Mary Hart, of Ro-
chester, b. Aug. 5, 1818 (dau. of Truman Hart, of Geneva, N. Y., and
Susan Carpenter). He was an extensive wool merchant at New York,
but early retired from business, to a large landed estate in Geneva, N. Y.,
on the borders of the lake. He was Prest, of the Bank of Geneva
(1838- ). He returned, however, again (1843-4) to the city, to his
former business. He had been an active and influential democrat in his
politics, but at the breaking out of the late war threw hia whole heart
into the issue, and, by public speeches and untiring exertions, did muoh
to fire the hearts of his fellow merchants, with his own zeal. His own
life and fortune he cast at once into the balance. He received from
Prest. Lincoln, the commission of brigadier general, and was put in
charge of Cairo, 111., as its military commander. His health was so bro-
ken in the end, by long and severe service, that he was forced to abandon
the life of a soldier, and, after his return to the city, he was thrown from
his carriage while riding in Central Park, aud became paralyzed for life
and died from the effects of this injury, March 15, 1S6S. He was for
many years Prest, of the Bank of North America, in New York, and wa3
a member of the Board of Commerce. He was a member of the Episco-
pal church (St. George's), and "an earnest, unostentatious and benevolent
man."
[7th Gen.] Children:
By first wife, all born at Geneva :
26559-60. i. Sarah Van Gieson Strong, m. Watson E. Case, a broker
in New York. [Fuller details were sought in vain
concerning this family, and those connected with it 1
26561. ii. William Kerley Strong b. Oct, 31, 1830, in N. Y., d.
at Palmyra, N. Y., June 12, 1866.
26562- 3. iii. Kate Strong b. Pec. 6, 1S33, m. Michael Miller of New
York, Oct. 13, 1853.
26564. iv. Morrkll Van Gieson Strong.
26565. v. Irene Louise Strong.
26566. vi. Marcullus Van Gieson Strong, a clerk in New York
26567. vii. John Lorimer Graham Strong a olerk in New York fin
the Mutual Life Ins. Co). ^
By second icife :
26568- 9. viii. Helen Hart Strong b. June 17, 1848, m. Dr. Henry G
Piffard of New York. .
26570. ix. Suban Frances Strong b. May 29, 1850.
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1427
[7th Gen.]
2656S-9. Helen Hart Strong (dau. of Gen. Wm. K. Strong and
Helen Mary Hart) b. June 17, 1848, in. June 17, 1868, Henry Gran-
ger Piffard, M.D., b. Sept. 10, 1842 (son of David Piffard of Piffard,
N. Y., and Ann Maria Ilaight) : grud. atN. Y. University in 1862, and
from the Coll. of Physicians, etc., in New York in 1S64: a physician in
New York. One child :
26571. i. Henry Haight- Piffard b. Feb. 27, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
26505-6. viii. Mary Green Strong b. Jan. 26, 1810 (dau. of Josiah
Strong and Martha Green) in. Feb. 14, 1830, James Clement Parsells b.
in New York, Oct. 10, 1808 (son of Thomas Lawrence Parsells b.in New-
York, April 16, 1779, and Mary Hurst, whom he m. in 1801), an im-
porter of silks, etc., for many years in New York, where he d. April 24,
1 857. [Gaston Par Ciel the ancestor of the Parcell family was b. iu Bre-
tagne, France, during the early part of the 11th century. The family
possessed large estates and ranked among the arriere-ban of the French
nobility. The ancestors of the American branch of the family fled as
Huguenot refugees to Great St. Albans, Hertfordshire, Eng., from which
place the only surviving males of the family, three brothers, John, Thomas
and William Parcell sailed in company with the Lawrence family in the
ship" Planter," and arrived in Massachusetts, April, 1635, and in 1637,
removed to Newtown, L. I., where they settled as planters. The family
motto is par ciel, by the help of God.]
[7th Gen.] Children :
26572- 3. i. Seymour James Parsells b. July 4, 1832.
26574- 5. ii. Pierre Augustus Parsells b. July 10, 1836.
26576- 7. iii. Frederic Cronover Parsells b. May 27, 1846.
26578. iv. Frank Stroug Parsells b. June 16, 1862.
26572-3. i. Seymour James Parsells b. July 4, 1832, m. Oct. 1,
1857, Eliza Serena Brower b. in New York, June 3, 1835 (dau. of James
Brower and Mary Ann Sypher) : a seller of toys in New York, and of fire-
works Children :
26579. i. Kate Parsells b. in New York, Sept. 29, 1849.
26580. ii. Harky Al.my Parsells b. in New York, Sept. 11, 1862,
d. at Claremont, N T . J., Pec. 17, 1865.
26581. iii. Emma Strong Parsells b. in Jersey City, N. J., April 12,
1870.
[7th Gen.]
2fi574_5. ii. Pierre Augustus Parsells b. July 10, 1836, m. Oct.
18, 1858, at Haddenfield, X. J , Frances Isabella Trowbridge, b. at Batavia,
N. Y., Jan. 12, l Q o7 (dau. of Joshua Silsbeo Trowbridge, and Martha
Matilda Allen) : clerk iu the P. O. of New York. Children :
"53^^\7W
1428 Descendants of Samuel Strong of Litchfield, Ct., Son of
*>6532 1. Martha Strong Parsells b. in N. Y., May 28, 1859.
26583. 2. George Silsbee Parsells b. in N. Y., July 19, 1S61.
26584. 3. Mary Frances Parsells b. April 2-4, 1863, in New York.
265S5. 4. Jessie Louise Parsells b. Jan. 22, 1865.
[7th Gen.]
26576-7. iii. Frederic Cronover Parsells b. May 27, 1S46, in
New York, m. Feb. 25, 1865, Minnie Hastrich. b. in New York, May 20,
1846 (dau. of Henry Charles Hastrich and Mina Struckman) : a clerk
in the Post Office of New York. Children :
26586. 1. Ellen Lockwood Parsells b. in New York, Feb. 5, 1S66.
265S7. 2. Harry Hastrich Parsells b. in N. Y., Oct. 17, 1867.
u
- "3
[3d Gen.] See page 1312.
245S0-1. xii. Dea. Samuel Strong (son of Samuel Strong of North-
ampton and Esther Clapp) b. Feb. 11, 1712-13, m. Susannah Brace b.
in 1714 (dau. of a Mr. Brace of Hartford, Ct.) : a farmer at Litchfield,
Ct. (1736-1753), and after 1753, and perhaps a little earlier at Bethle-
hem, Ct., where he was the same year chosen deacon, and where he d. Sept.
4, 1795, 'aged 82, and she d. May 6, 1796, aged 82. In a deed of 60
acres of land, bought by him from John Buell of Litchfield, July 31,
1736, for 140 pounds of lawful money, he is spoken of as " late of North-
ampton, but then a resident of Litchfield."
[4th Gen.] Children:
26588. i. Joel Strong b. (bp. July 24), 1740, d. Nov. 15, 1760.
26589-90. ii. Susannah Strong b. in 1742, m. Elisha Steele).
26591- 2. iii. Dorcas Strong b. March 10, (bp. 16), d. 1746, m. Dr. Ben-
jamin Hawiey of Bethlehem.
26593. iv. Abi (for Abiah) Strong b. (bp. May 22), 1748, d. Sept. 22,
1751.
26594- 5. v. Ruth Strong b. (bp. Aug. 16), 1749, m. a Mr. Chapman.
- — ["3d Gen.]
26589-90. ii. Susannah Strong b. in 1742, m. March 10, 1763,
Elisha Steele b. Nov. 23, 1726 (son of Lt. John Steele, Jr., of Farmingtou,
Ct., and afterwards of Woodbury (Bethlehem Society), and Mary Newell
dau. of Samuel Newell) : a farmer at Bethlehem, Ct. He d. Oct. 16,
1811, aged 85 ; she d. Jan. 1, 1813, aged 71.
~-f4th Gen.] Children :
26596- 7. i. Samuel Steele b. Jan. 23, 1764.
26595- 9. ii. Elisha Steele, Jr., b. Nov. 1765.
2G600- 2. iii. JOEL Steele b. April 10, 1767.
26603. iv. Candace Steele d. young.
26604. v. Clarissa Steele d. young.
26605. vi. Mary Steele d. young.
u
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1429
26G06. vii. Eev. Nathaniel Steele b. July 17, 1770: grad. at
Yale in 1778 : a missionary in Western New York, d.
Sept. 23, 1795.
26607- 8. viii.LucY Steele b. Nov. 1771, m. George D. Kasson of Beth-
lehem, Ct.
26609-10. is. Joseph Steele m. Polly Hamlin: resided in Oswego Co.,
N. Y. No children :
26611- 2. s. Polly Steele, m. Linus McKean of Norfolk, Ct.
26613- 4. xi. Olive Steele b. in 1776, m. Jonathan Hawley, of E.
Bloomfield.
26615- 6. xii. Anna Steele, m. Thomas Sprague, of E. Bloomfield, N. Y.
Had a son Theodore.
26617- 8. xiii. William Steele b. Sept. 10, 1781.
20619-20. xiv. Betsey Steele, m. as his 2d wife May 4, 1810, Dr. Asahel S.
Humphrey, of Salisbury, Ct. No issue ; she d. in 1S37.
26621- 2. xv. Rev. Julius Steele b. Dec 29, 1786.
26596-7. i. Samuel Steele b. Jan. 23, 1761, m. about 1785, Diadema
Fenn b. about 1748 (dau. of Samuel Fenn) a farmer at Bethlehem and
afterwards at E. Bloomfield, N T . Y., where he d., killed by the fall of a
tree Nov. 12, 1798. She d. at Bethlehem, Ct., about 1848.
[5th Gen.] Children:
26623-4. i. Clarissa Steele b. Au?. 12, 1786, m. Dec.5, 1805, Reuben
Norton, she d. at E. Bloomfield, N. Y., Aug. 13, 1852.
26625- 6. ii. Lucy Steele b. May 20, 1792, m. July 1, 1812, Oliver
Rose : she is still living ( 1870) at Plymouth, Ind., with
her son-in-law Gelston Strong Cleveland, himself a
Strong, but neither he nor she have made any reply to
letters of inquiry although repeatedly and urgently
presented.
20627. Hi. Nathaniel Steele b. Nov. 1794.
26628- 9. iv. Sally Steele b. March 21, 1797, m. in 1819, Curtiss
Hawley, a resident of Avon, Livingston Co. N. Y. : she
( ,+- — resides now at Lyons, Mich. (187U) but imparts no in-
<j?^ formation.
^[4th Gen.]
26598-9. ii. Elisha Steele, Jr. (son of Elisha Steele of Bethlehem,
Ct., and Susannah Strong) b. Nov. 1765, a farmer at Bethlehem, and
afterwards at E. Bloomfield, N. Y., and in the end at Bethlehem, again :
m. Feb. 22, 1793, Anna Brown. He d. Dec. 29, 1S12 : she d. July 2,
1865, aged 96. She m. for 2d husband a Mr. Oakley of Hartford, Ct., a
^silversmith.
V " [5th Gen.] Children :
26630. i. Harriet Steele b. July 11, 1795.
26631- 2. ii. Almira Steele b. Sept. 13, 1797, m. Oct. 1819, Paul
Goddard, and had 4 children : Sarah, Marina, William,
and Theodore.
ii] 84
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'(/l>
1430 Descendants of Samuel Strong of Litchfield, Ct., Son of
26633.
26634-
26636.
26637.
26638- 9.
26640- 1.
h:
u
iii. Edward Steele b. Sept. 11, 1709, d. Dec. 1836.
iv. Samuel Harmon Steele b. July 4, 1802, m. Dee. 1823,
Mary Eggleston.
v. Gakrett Steele b. Nov. 6, 1S04, d. Dec. 15, 1829.
vi. Marina Steele b. March 15, 1807, d. April 15, 1809.
vii. Anna Steele b. July 10, 1809, m. May 22, 1833, T. P.
Boyd.
viii.ELisiiA Steele b. Aug. 22, 1812, m. Feb. 19, 1839,
^ Olive Norton (dau. of Reuben Norton and Clarissa
Steele) his cousin.
^£4th Gen.]
26600-2. iii. Joel Steele (son of Elisha Steele of Bethlehem, and Su-
sannah Strong) b. April 10, 1767 : settled early in East Bloomfield, where
he d. Nov. 13, 1846, aged 79. He m. Auna Boughton. She d. and he
m. for 2d wife Caroline Ely. He was a farmer.
th Gen.] Children:
26642- 3. i. Lovisa Steele m. Zechariah Longyear. Shed. June, 1826.
26644. ii. Olive Steele b. in 1794, d. unmarried March, 1844.
26645. iii. Nancy Steele d. young.
26646- 7. iv. Julius Steele b. Nov. 20, 1797, m. June 1, 1826, Julia
Winslow : a resident at East Bloomfield, N. Y.'
26648- 9. v. Nathaniel Steele b. Nov. 21, 1800, m. April 17, 1827,
Clarissa Gunn of E. Bloomfield.
26650- 1. vi. Nancy Steele (2d) m. Truman Hawley. Sho d. March
1840.
vii. Oliver W. Steele who d. young,
viii. Samuel Steele b. Nov. 19,1803, m. May 12, 1836, Maria
Longyear of E. Bloomfield.
ix. Elisha Steele m. Jane Stewart : a resident of Detroit.
He d. June, 1845, and she m. for 2d husband Oct
1847, a Mr. Oakes.
.— — £4th Gen.]
26607-8. viii. Lucy Steele (dau. of Elisha Steele and Susannah
Strong) b. Nov. 1771, m. as his 2d wife May 16, 1796, George Dixon
Kasson b. in Bethlehem, June 2, 1765 (son of James Kasson, of Scotch-
Irish descent, and Margaret Dixon, his 2d wife whom he m. June S,
1758, who came to this country about 1722, and settled in Voluntown,
Ct., and who removed to Bethlehem, then a part of Woodbury, in 1742-3.
He moved, Oct. 1, 1760, into the same house now occupied by his grand-
son, George Myron Kasson.) A farmer in the latter part of his life
and previously a wheelwright. She d. May 19, 1S0S ; he d. June 3,
1828, aged 63. His first wife was Salina Camp, whom he m. Dec. 19, 1793,
and who d. Nov. 20, 1794. He also m. a 3d wife, widow Deborah McCall'
— -[5th Gen.] Children:
26657- 8. i. Emily Lucy Kasson b. April 5, 1797, m. Samuel M.
Logan.
20659-60. ii. Edgar Nathaniel Kasson b. Feb. 19 1799.
26652.
26653- 4.
26655- 6.
c
Samuel, Son of Eider John Strong, both of Northampton. 1431
26G61- 2. iii. Samuel Steele Kasspn b. April 26, 1801.
266G3- 4. iv. George Myrou Kasaon b. May 19, 1803.
2GG65- 6. v. Susan Margaret Kasson b. April 15, 1805, m. Rollin R.
Hill.
26657-8. i. Emily Lucy Kasson b. April 5, 1797, m. May, 1S26,
Samuel Mansfield Logan of Washington, Ct., b. March 23, 1794 (son of
Johnson Logan and Susannah Ford) : a farmer in Washington, Ct.
[Susannah Ford was dau. of Samuel and Susannah Ford of Milford, Ct.,
7 and afterwards of Washington, Ct.]
I "--[6th Gen.] Children :
26667- 8. i. George Kasson Logan b. May 23, 1827, m. Jeauie
Nettletonof 0.,and has 3 children. He is a farmer
in Washington, Ct., for some years formerly a teacher.
26669. ii. Amanda Wheeler Logan b. May 9, 1828.
26670. iii. Sheldon Johnson Logan b. March 23, 1829, d. June 30,
1830.
26671. iv. Sheldon Johnson Logan (2d)b. July 31, 1831, a farmer
in Washington, Ct., for some years engaged in teaching.
0- ~""[6th Gen.]
26659-60. ii. Edgar Nathaniel Kasson b. Feb. 19, 1799, m. June
18, 1832, Martha Perkins Brown b. Feb. 1810 (dau. of Harold Brown of
Bethlehem, Ct., and Anna Baldwin of Watertown, Ct.), a farmer in
Bethlehem. He d. Nov. 13, 1841 ; she d. May 19, 1868.
[6th Gen.] Children :
26672. i. Harriet A. Kasson d. soon.
2G673. ii. Harriet Louisa Kasson b. March 11, 1835, d. Oct. 5,
1846.
26674- 5. iii. Martha Josephine Kasson b. Nov. 17, 1836, m. Nov.
24, 1859, Charles N. Flowers, a farmer at Bethlehem.
They have three children.
26676. iv. George Dixon Kasson b. Oct. 21, 183S, d. May 2, 1865.
2GG77- S. v. Edgar Nathaniel Kasson b. Feb. 20, 1S41, m. Oct. 1865,
Evaline Osborne dau. of David Osborne of Bethlehem.
He d. May 13, 1SGG. They have one dau. Carrie
Osborne b. Oct. 3, 1800. He enlisted in the 17th Conn.
-^^^ Regt. Vols., but soon lost his health, and was discharged.
[oth Gen.]
26GG1-2. iii. Samuel Steele Kasson b. April 26, 1801, m. Dec. 9,
1824, Almira Gaylord (dau. of Joseph Gaylord of Norfolk, Ct.) : a farmer
at Bethlehem, and after 1835 at Plymouth, 111., where he d. Feb. 25,
1857. Lie had a sou George Giles Kasson b. Dec. 1840, who d. Sept. 8,
18G0, in Nebraska. «
C
"~~~T_5th Geu.]
26663-4. iv. George MiRON Kasson b. May 19, 1S03, m. April 7,
1830, Lucrctia Mason Turner b. April 11, 1811 (dau. of Isaac Turner of
^1^
'W
26683.
26684- 5.
26686.
26687.
in
1432 Descendants of Samuel Strong of Litchfield, Ct., Son of
Litchfield, Ct., and Cyuthia Mason) : a farmer at Bethlehem j for 25
years spent his winters in teaching, and summers in farming. To him
the author is indebted for this account of the descendants of his parents.
— -f_fith Gen.] Children:
26679-80. i. Lucy Margaret Kasson. b. Feb. 24, 1832, m. Aug. 16,
1864, Daniel Canfield Churchill of Northfield, Ct. : a
shoemaker and farmer. They have 2 children : Gertrude
and John.
26681- 2. ii. Eleanor Maria Kasson b. Aug. 5, 1834, m. Jan. 21,
1857, Martin Mallory of New Milford, Ct. : a farmer.
They have 3 children : Edna, Robert and Edith.
George Dixon Kasson b. Sept. 18, 1836, d. April 18,
1837.
Deborah McCall Kasson b. June 10, 1838, m. Nov. 27,
1868, Horace N. Sanford (son of Henry Sanford) : a
farmer in Bridgewater, Ct.
Gertrude Percy Kasson b. Sept. 11, 1841.
Charlotte Elizabeth Kasson b. Feb. 4, 1844, d. Jan.
14,1857.
26688. vii. Ralph Wilbur Kasson b. Jan. 21, 1848.
26689. viii. Elizabeth Hull Kasson b. July 4, 1850.
26690. ix. William Henry Kasson b. Feb. 20, 1854.
/ .{5th Gen.]
26665-6. v. Susan Margaret Kasson b. April 15, 1805, m. Oct.
18, 1825, Rollin R. Hill (son of Daniel Hill and Electa Miner, of Beth-
lehem) : a farmer at Bethlehem, and afterwards at Medina, Mich.
[6th Gen.] Children:
-^'^26691- 2. i. Harvey Elbridge Hill b. July 2, 1830, m. July 2, 1857,
Sarah Service, of Michigan. They have two children,
Gilman E. and Carrie E. Hill.
26693- 4. ii. Emily Sophia Hill b. Sept. 8, 1832, m. Jan. 1, 1856,
George Coffin, of Hardy, O. : a farmer. They have
two children : Eudora Estella and Clara Mabel.
26695- 6. iii. Rosalia Maria Hill b. Aug. 13, 1834, m. Charles Wil-
son, of Morenci, Mich. : a farmer. They have three
children: Clarence A.; Lucella J. ; and Charles W.
Hill.
26697- 8. iv. Harriet Eliza Hill b. Sept. 2, 1837, m. April, 1869,
John Rothrock, of Clayton, Mich. : a merchant.
v. Roderic Henry Hill b. March 17, 1840, d. Oct. 21, 1865.
vi. Charles Rollin Hill b. Aug. 13, 1841, d. Oct. 1861.
vii. Susan Gertrude Hill b. Oct. 3, 1S44.
V
266S9.
26700.
26701.
26702.
ii.LouiSA Phinette Hill b April 20, 1846.
[4th Gen.]
26611-2. x. Polly Steele (dau. of Elisha Steele and Susannah
Strong), m. Linus McKean, a tailor in Norfolk, Ct. He had children :
26703- 4. 1. Charlotte McKean, whom. Covell Hewett.
Samuel, Son of 'Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1433
26705- 6. 2. Lucy McKean, who m. a Mr. Holcombe, of Canaan, Ct.
26707. 3. William McKean.
^— £4th Gen.]
26613-4. xi. Olive Steele b. in 1776 (dau. of Elisha Steele and
Susannah Strong) m. Dec. 18, 1799, Jonathan Hawley, a farmer at E.
BloomSeld. She d. June 22, 1827.
a [6th Gen.] Children :
26708- 9. i. Anna Hawley b. June 14, 1801, m. Stephen Salmon.
She d. Jan. 4, 1827.
26710-11. ii. Susan Hawley b. Aug. 26, 1803, in. Clinton Taylor. She
d. Jan. 19, 1828.
26712- 3. iii. Everett Hawley b. March 19, 1805, m. Lucy Newton.
26714- 5. iv. Carlos A. Hawley b. Dec. 19, 1807, m. Sept. 3, 1834,
Emmeline L. Hose. He d. Feb. 10, 1847.
26716- 7. v. Olive Eliza Hawley b. Sept. 19, 1810, m. Aug., 1834,
Rufus Hewitt.
26718- 9. vi. Edgar Hawley b. April 5, 1813, m. Eliza Woodward.
26720. vii. John Hawley b. July 5, 1816.
y "^[4th Gen.]
26617-8. xiii. William Steele (son of Elisha Steele and Susannah
Strong) b. Sept. 10, 1781, m. March 8, 1822, Eliza Titkin b. May 14,
1798 (dau. of Levi Pitkin of E. Hartford, Ct. and Abigail Belden) : a
farmer at East Bloomfield, X. Y., where he d. April 9, 1858, and where
his widow still lives (1870). [Levi Pitkin was b. at E. Hartford, Ct.,
Nov. 26, 1774, and m. Jan. 29, 1797, Abigail Belden b. Aug. 2, 1774.
He d. at Ogdensburg, N. Y., and she at Montpelier, Vt.]
D ' [5th Gen.] Children:
26721- 2. i. Eliza Steele b. June 6, 1823, m. Russell B. Goodwin.
26723- 4. ii. William Steele b. Jan. 6, 1825.
26725- 6. iii. Joseph S. Steele b. Oct. 22, 1826.
26727. iv. Alfred Steele b. Sept. 10, 1828, d. Oct. 10, 1830.
26728. v. Abigail Steele b. Sept. 10, 1831, d. Dec. 26, 1850.
26729-30. vi. Henry G. Steele b. Dec. 23, 1833.
26731- 3. vii. Edward Steele b. May 27, 1836, m. June 10, 1869, Mary
Edna Winslow b. in Farmington, Mich., in 1S42 : a
farmer, in E. Bloomfield, N. Y.
26721-2. i. Eliza Steele b. June 6, 1823, m. Oct. 12, 1859, Russell
Belden Goodwin b. in Hartford, Ct., Dec. 18, 1810 (son of a Mr. Good-
win and Anna Belden) ; a farmer in East Bloomfield, N. Y. To him the
author is indebted for many facts and dates here given respecting the de-
scendants of William Steele.
26723-4. ii. William Steele, Jr., b. Jan. 6, 1825, m. March 8, 1849,
Asenath Spraker b. at E. Bloomfield, July 24, 1825: a farmer at E.
Bloomfield. Children :
- : v #*
1434 Descendants of Samuel Strong of Litchfield, Ct. } Son of
*26725. 1. Homer Russell Steele b. Dec. 15, 1S50.
*2G72G. 2. Frank Steele b. April 5, 1862, d. Oct. 17, 1862.
*26727. 3. Sherman Steele b. Pec. 9, 1865.
[Nos. 26725-33 repeated here by mistake.]
^ „ [5th Gen.]
26725-6. iii. JosErn Stanley Steele b. Oct. 22, 1826, m. Jan. 7,
1858, Elizabeth Smith b. Oct. 9, 1S34 : a farmer at E. Bloomfield.
. [6th Gen.] Children :
*26728. i. Stanley Steele b. Nov. 9, 1858, d. Sept. 7, 1859.
*26729. ii. William Edward Steele b. Nov. 23, 1S59.
*26730. iii. Emily Smith Steele b. Feb. 3, 1S61.
*26731. iv. Anna Goodwin Steele b. July 14, 1862.
*26732. v. .James Henry Steele b. March 5, 1864.
*26733. vi. Luther Steele b. March 6, 1868.
£L_
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b
-[5th Gen.]
26729-30. vi. Henry Goodwin Steele b. Dec. 23, 1833, m. March
20, 1861, Lydia Lucretia Hudson b. in E. Bloomfield, Aug. 10, 1841 :
a farmer in E. Bloomfield).
[6th Gen.] Children :
26734. i. Abby L. Steele b, Nov. 13, 1862.
26735. ii. Grant Steele b. Aug. 25, 1864.
26736. iii. Lincoln Steele b. April 20, 1866, d. March 19, 1867.
„.^4th Gen.]
26621-2. xv. Rev.- Julius Steele b. Dec. 29, 1786 (son of Elisba
Steele of Bethlehem, and Susannah Strong) grad. at Yale in 1811, and
at AndoverTheol. Sem., in 1814: settled at E. Bloomfield, N. Y. (1816-
29), arid stated supply at Warsaw, N. Y. (1829-31), at W. Bloomfield,
N. Y. (1831-38), and at White Pigeon, Mich. (183S-40). He d. at
Constantine, Mich., Feb. 20, 1S49, aged 63. He m. Oct. 1, 1818,
Harriet Beldeu b. in Windsor Ct., April, 1798 (dau. of George Belden,
a cabinet maker, and Hannah Porter). She d. at Ogdensburgh, N. Y.,
Jan. 0, 1865.
—--[5th Gen.] Children :
26737. i. John Steele b. Jan. 21, 1S20, d. Nov. 13. 1846.
26738- 9. ii. Henry Thornton Steele b. July 8, 1821. '
26740- 1. iii. Harriet Steele b. Aug. 20, 1823, m. Charles A. Davies,
a hardware merchant at Ogdensburch, N. Y.
20742. iv. George Belden Steele b. Sept, 28, 1825, d. March 8, 1849.
26743. v. James Porter Steele b. April 14, 1827, d. Sept. 2, 1846.
26744. vi. Edward Young Steele b. June 29, 1829, d. Oct. 7, 1829.
26745. vii. Sarah Augusta Steele b. Jan. 8, 1831,'^d. April 8, 1834.
26746. viii. Mary Jane Steele.
26747- 8. ix. Sarah Augusta Steele (2d) b. Oct. 5, 1834, m. Orrin L
Taylor of Ogdensburgh, N. Y.
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1435
26738-9. ii. Henry Thornton Steele b. July 8, 1821, grad. at Yale
Coll., in 1S46 : admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Michigan
as a lawyer at Jackson, Mich., July 4, 1849 : practised law at Constantine,
Mich., until Dec. 1856, and since that time at Chicago, 111. He m. Nov.
5, 1851, Rebecca Knox b. May 26, 1S25 (Jau. of Joseph Knox of Car-
lisle, Pa., and Mary Blair McClure). He has one child :
26749. 1. Julius Steele b. Oct. 19, 1S52.
[Lieut. John Steele who m. Mary Newell (the parents of Elisha Steele
who m. Susannah Strong) was bapt. March 7, 1087, and was the son of
Samuel Steele of Farmiugton, Ct., and Ituth Judd (dau. of Dea. Thomas
Judd. He was the son of John Steele, Jr., the son of lion. John Steele
of Hartford, Ct. (one of its early settlers), and afterwards of Farmington.
He came to this country from Essex, Eng., first to Cambridge, Mass., and
afterwards to Hartford.]
[4th Gen.]
26591-2. iii. Dorcas Strong (dau. of Dea. Samuel Strong of Bethle-
hem, and Susannah ) b. March 10, 1746, m. about 1773, Dr. Benjamin
Hawley b. in 1743, an eminent physician and surgeon at Bethlehem. She
is described as a woman of much spirit and courage. Hearing a great
noise one day among the fowls out of doors she went to the door and saw
there a huge snake (" a racer ") and seizing a fire shovel struck him near
the head holding him down with it until a neighbor came to her assistance,
the snake meanwhile whipping his tail fiercely around her. She d. Sept.
22, 1823, aged 77. He d. Sept. 12, 1813, aged 70.
[5th Gen.] Children :
26750- 1. i. Capt. Nathan Hawley b. July 28, 1774.
26752- 3. ii. Keziah Hawley m. Mieah Chapman.
26754- 6. iii. Irene Hawley b. in 1778, m. John Jackson and for 2d
husband Timothy Lindsiey, Esq., and for 3d husband
Dea. Oliver Woodruff.
26757- 8. iv. Susannah Hawley b. in 1770, m. in 1780, Samuel Jack-
son of Bethlehem, Ct.
26759. v. Azur Hawley, a millwright at New Milford, Ct., d. un-
married : spent much time in endeavoring to invent
the means of perpetual motion.
26760. vi. Truman Hawley who d. unmarried in the south aged
about 20 years.
26750- 1. i. Capt. Nathan Hawley b. July 28, 1774, m. Dec. 7,
1794, Martha (Patty) Stowe b. Sept. 1775 (dau. of a Mr. Stowe of
"Watertown. He d. March 11, 1S53, aged 79. She d. April 23,
1843, aged 67. No children. He was a farmer at Bethlehem, justice of
the peace, selectman aud a member of the Conn. Legislature several times.
26752-3. ii. Keziah Hawley m. Mieah Chapman (son of Nathaniel
Chapman) a farmer at Bethlehem. Children: 1. Levi. 2. Lucy. 3.
Sarah. 4. Nathaniel. 5. Frederic. 6. Alfred. 7. Maria.
14 3G Descendants of Samuel Strong of Litchfield, Ct., Son of
[5th Gen.]
2675-1-6. iii. Irene Hawley (dau. of Dr. Benjamin Hawley and
Dorcas Strong) b. in 1771, in. in 1793, John Jackson (son of Sergt.
Samuel Jackson of Bethlehem, and Jane Miller), a farmer at Bethlehem.
[Sergt. Samuel Jackson b. in 1758, was a soldier in the Revolution : a
large farmer (300 acres) aud justice of the peace : he d. April 1, 1843,
aged 85. He was one of the 14 heads of families that settled Rev. Dr.
Bellamy. One of his daughters m. Rev. Benjamin Prime.] John Jack-
son d. July 8, 1795, leaving her a widow with two children when in her
19th year. She m. for 2d husband April 22, 1792, Timothy Lindsley b.
in 1759 (son of Joseph Lindsley of Litchfield, and Lydia Mason) : a
farmer at Litchfield, Ct., for a short time, and afterwards at Livonia, New
York, where he d. Oct. 14, 1821, aged 62: she m. for 3d husband, in
1825, Dea. Oliver Woodruff b. in 1753, in Litchfield, Ct., a farmer in
Livonia, Livingston Co., N. Y., where he d. in 1845, aged 92 : a good and
true man. She d. iu Bethlehem, Feb. 23, 1852, aged 83, at the old
homestead, where she lived with her brother Nathan, having outlived
her 3d husband.
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first husband :
John Jackson, who m. Paulina De Long; was a teacher
in Beekman, Duchess Co., N. Y., d. in 1863.
Irene Jackson b. in 1790, m. Philander Wheeler.
By second husband :
Olive Lindsley b. in 1796, d. unmarried, Jan. 12, 1870.
Electa Lindsley b. June 26, 1797, m. March 24, 1852,
Roswell Bennett (son of Thomas Bennett and Mary
Ford) b. in Newtown, Ct , March 27, 1797: a farmer
at Nunda, N. Y., since 1820 : no children.
Mary Lindsley b. in 1799, d. unmarried Dec. 7, 18,64,
aged 66.
Lydia Lindsley b. in 1800, m. in 1828, John Powell, a
farmer at Ann Arbor, Mich, (still living 1870), where
she d. in 1834, aged 36 : no children,
vii. Timothy Hawley Lindsley b. in 1804, a lawyer at Huron,
O., d. of cholera there in 1834, aged 30.
viii. Abby Hand Lindsley m. in 1823, Mason Lindsley, a
cousin. He d. in 1865. His widow resides (1870) in
Quincy, 111.: no children.
26763-4. ii. Irene Jackson b. in 1790, m. Philander Wheeler, who
was grad. at Union Coll., N. Y., in 1812 : a lawyer at Salisbury, Ct. He
d. in 1S63, aged 68 ; she d. Nov. 1, 1832, aged 42.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26774. i. Philander Wheeler, Jr. : resides at Washington Hollow,
Duchess Co., N. Y.
26761- 2.
i.
26703- 4.
ii.
26765.
26766- 7.
iii.
iv.
26768.
v.
26769-70.
vi.
26771.
vii
26772- 3.
vii
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1437
26775. ii. Benjamin- Hawley Wheeler b. in 1S36, d. in Salisbury,
Ct., in 1864, aged 28.
26776- 7. iii. Sarah Ann Wheeler m. a Mr. Stoddard of Salisbury.
26778. iv. Irene Wheeler m. Ensign Church of Canaan, Ct. :
no issue.
26779. v. J. Smith Wheeler, who lives at Colebrook, Ct.
[5th Gen.]
26757-8. iv. Susanna Hawley (dau. of Dr. Benjamin Hawley of
Bethlehem, and Dorcas Strong) b. in 1770, m. in 1786, Surgeon Samuel
Jackson b. in 1758 (son of Samuel Jackson of Bethlehem, and Jane
Miller) a farmer at Bethlehem. She d. Dec. 20, 1812, aged 42. He d.
April 1, 1843, aged 85.
[6th Gen.] Children :
26780.
26781-
26783.
26784.
26785-
2. ii
d. of consumption, Nov.
unnamed March
26787.
26788.
26789-90. ix
26791.
26792-
26794.
26795.
26796- 7. x.
ix]
Dorcas Jackson b. Feb. 9, 1787
30, 1807, aged 20.
and iii. Twins, daughters b. and d
25, 1788.
iv. Polly Jackson b. April 30, 1789, d. May 30, 1805,
aged 16.
v. Sheldon Jackson b. April 4, 1791. Several children.
vi. Hon. Nathan Jackson b. April 19, 1793, m. Wealthy
Steele (dau. of John Steele of Bethlehem) : a teacher
for some years in the school of Dr. Azel Backus
at Bethlehem (afterwards Prest. of Hamilton Coll.,
N. Y.), and afterwards a merchant, then a teacher
again : several times a member of the Conn. Leg-
islature : had children : Mary, Susan, and Samuel,
all dead. He d. Oct. 31, 1834, aged 41, at Bethlehem.
vii. Martha Jackson b. April 19, 1795, d. Jan. 6, 1800,
aged 5.
viii. Samuel Jackson b. Dec. 22,1797: county surveyor : a
military officer, d. unmarried, Oct. 11, 1827, aged 29 :
a farmer at home.
Truman Jackson b. July 15, 1799, m. Sept. 9, 1837, Ann
Jeanette Booth of Hamden, Ct. (dau. of David Booth
of Monroe, Ct.) : a clothier and wool carder. Ho d.
Aug. 29, 1859, at Watcrbury, Ct., aged 60. His
family resides now (1870) at Birmingham, Ct. His
children :
Samuel Jackson b. July 31, 1839, d. July 22, 1859.
Leonora B. Jackson b. Feb. 16, 1841, m. Sept. 6, 1868,
George II. Knowlton.
Carlos Jackson b. Aug. 31, 1844.
Isabella Jackson b. Nov. 30, 1846.
Susan Jackson b. March 28. 1801, m. July 16, 1845,
Capt. David Clark Bacon of Woodbury, as his 2d wife.
He was b. Nov. 26, 1789 (son of Josiab. Bacon b. in
Middletown, Ct., and Abigail Hall). No issue. He is
a farmer in Woodbury, Ct. (1870).
85
1438 Descendants of Samuel Strong of Litchfield, Ct., Son of
26798- 9. xi. Caroline Mary Jackson b. Dec. 31, 1802, m. Dea. Joshua
Bird of Bethlehem.
Mary Jackson b. Oct. 27, LS04, d. Sept. 14, 1811, aged 6.
Esther Dorcas Jackson b. Oct. 12, 1806, ru. as his 2d
wife, Sept. 18, 1843, William Jackson : a farmer in
Augusta, N. Y. She d. June 11, 1851, leaving two
children :
Virgil Jackson b. June 8, 1846.
Esther Dorcas Jackson b. June 10, 1851.
Lucy Ann Jackson b. June 24, 1810, m. Sept. 24, 1838,
as his first wife, William Jackson b. July 2, 1S12 (son
of Capt. Isaac Jackson of Bethlehem, Ct., and after-
wards of Augusta, N. Y.). She d. Feb. 26, 1843.
Children :
Samuel Bollin Jackson b. Jan. 5, 1841, d. Sept. 12, 1843.
Lucy Ann Jackson b. Dec. 20, 1842, d. Feb. 27, 1843.
26800
26801
26803.
20S04.
26805-
26807
26808
xu.
2. xiii.
[6th. Gen.]
26798- 9. xi. Caroline Mary Jackson b. Dec. 31, 1802, m. Sept.
5, 1822, Hon. Joshua Bird b. May 22, 1800 (son of Gen. David Bird of
Bethlehem and Betsey Church), for 30 years a woolen manufacturer at
Bethlehem (1820-50), and for 20 years past (1850-70) a farmer there,
a deacon in the Cong. Ch. for 25 years (1845-70), a state senator (in
1859). To him chiefly is due the account here rendered of the descend-
ants of Dr. Benjamin Hawley and Dorcas Strong.
[7th Gen.] Children :
26S09.
26810-11.
26812- 3.
28, 1823, d. July 1!
26814- 5. iv
26816.
26817.
26818- 9.
Andrew Jackson Bird b. Nc
1824.
Dea. Theodore Bird b. June 8, 1825.
Samuel Jackson Bird b. Aug. 1, 1828, m. Oct. 9, 1851,
Caroline Fosdic Harrison b. June 2, 1820 (dau. of Rev!
Fosdic Harrison of Bethlehem, and Fanny Trowbridge
of Boxbury, Ct., dau. of John Trowbridge, of Wood-
bury, Ct., and Esther Strong who was the dau. of Pre-
served Strong, of Woodbury, and Esther Stoddard).
He was a woolen manufacturer at Norfolk, Ct., where
he d. Nov. 6, 1856, aged 28. No issue.
Elizabeth Mary Bird b. Oct. 9, 1826, m. April 7, 1852,
William Jackson of Augusta, Oneida Co., N. Y.,' as his
3d wife, his two previous wives having been first cousins
to his father and also her cousins. He is a farmer,
and was son of Capt. Isaac Jackson of Augusta and
grandson of Theophilus Jackson of Bethlehem.
v. David Bird b. July 25, 1830. d. Dec. 31, 1830.
vi. Stanton Bird b. July 3, 1S33, d. in Atlanta, 111., Nov.
10, 1856, unmarried, a mercantile clerk.
.vii. Caroline MarthaBirdb Oct. 19, 1S37, m Oct. 26, 1854,
Augustine Hart of Burlington, Ct., b. Dec. 16. 1829
(son of John Hart and .Melisent Hart) grad. at Yale
Coll., in 1853, a teacher (since Sept. 1803), in Council
Samuel, Son of Elder John Strong, both of Nortliampton. 1439
Bluffs, Iowa, and previously at New Haven, Cfc. ; she d.
at Danville, Ky., Dec. 9, 1805, leaving a daughter.
26S20 1. Carrie Bird Hart b. Dec. 24, 1862.
26S21- 2. viii. Sarah Imogene Bird b. June 26, 1840, m. Sept. 15,
1869, Frederic Abijah Hotchkiss b. Nov. 2, 1829 (son
of Asahel Augustus Hotchkiss, and Althaea Guernsey),
a manufacturer and farmer at Bridgeport, Ct.
26810-11. ii. Dea. Theodore BrnD b. June 8, 1825, m. Oct. 9, 1849,
Eliza Harrison b. April 13, 1824 (dau. of Rev. Fosdio Harrison of
Bethlebem, and Fanny Trowbridge), a woolen manufacturer at Bethlehem,
and a deacon in the Cong. Ch. Children :
26823. 1. Charles Willard Bird b. Oct. 11, 1851.
26824. 2. Alice Eliza Bird b. Aug. 8, 1855.
26825. 3. Clinton Harrison Bird b. Nov. 10, 1857. ,
26826. 4. iMary Elizabeth Bird b. Feb. 20, 1862.
DESCENDANTS OF MARY (STRONG) CLARK,
, DAUGHTER OF ELDER JOHN STRONG, BOTH
OF NORTHAMPTON. -
[2d Gen.] See page 19.
25-6. xiii. Mary Strong (dau. of Elder John Strong and Abigail
Ford) b. Oct. 26, 1654, m. as his second wife March 20, 1679, Dea.
John Clark of Northampton, Mass., b. in 1651 (son of Lieut. William
Clark of Northampton, and Sarah his wife). Of this family say3 Prest .
Dwighi in his " Travels in New England (vol. r, letter 33):" "Four
lived to be above 90 : three, above 80 : and three above 70. The
youngest son died in his 98th year; and at the time of his death there
had sprung from the original pair 1145 persons of whom 960 were still
living." He d. at Windsor, Sept. 3, 1704 : she d. Dec. 8, 1738, aged
84. He was a very worthy useful man, and a representative to the Gene-
ral Court for 14 years, but not consecutively. He was often also selectman
between 16b9 and 1732 and was called variously, deacon, and sergeant.
[The first wife of Dea. John Clark was Rebecca Cooper "of Springfield,
whom he m. July 12, 1677, and who d. May S, 1678, aged 21, leaving
one child : Sarah Clark who m. Zechariah Field of Doerfiold, and after-
wards of Amherst.]
[3d Gen.] Children :
26827- 8. i. Dea. John Clark b. Dec. 28, 1679.
26829-30. ii. Nathaniel Clark b. May 13, 1681.
r
1440 Descendants of Mary [Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
Ebenezeb Clark b. Oct. 18, 1GS2.
Increase Clark b. April 8, 1G84.
Mary Clark b. Oct. 27, 1685, ru. Benjamin Edwards.
Rebecca Clark b. Nov. 22, 1687, ru. C/ipt. John Baker.
Experience Clark b. Oct. 30, 1G89, ru. Daniel Nasb.
.Abigail Clark b. March 1G92, m. Dea. Noah Cook, Jr.
Noah Clark b. March 28, 1694.
Thankful Clark b. Feb. 13, 1696, d. unma/ried.
Dea. Josiah Clark b. June 11, 1697, d. April 7, 1789,
aged 92.
The six sons of this family lived each with the wife of his youth, more
than fifty year:?. They all outlived their wives, and the daughters, their
Bisters, all outlived their husbands.
26831- 2.
iii.
26833- 4.
IV.
26835- 6.
V.
26837- 8.
VI.
26839-40.
vii
26841- 2.
VII
26843- 4.
IX.
26845.
5.
26846- 7.
XI.
[3d Gen.]
26827-8. i. Dea. John Clark, Jr. (son of Dea. John Clark and
Mary Strong) b. Dec. 28, 1679, m. Oct. 31, 1704, Elizabeth Cook (dau.
of Noah Cook, of Hartford, Ct.) b. in 1685, who d. Oct. 18, 1761, aged
76. He d. Aug. 3, 1768, aged 89 : a farmer at Northampton, and a
deacon in Jonathan Edwards' church.
[4th Gen.] Children :
26848- 9. i.
1705,
26S50-
26852-
26854-
d. Aug. 21, 1766,
1.
26856- 7.
26858-61.
26862- 3.
Dea. John Clark b. Sept. 27,
aged GO.
Eliakim Clark b. Oct. 6, 1707, d. Jan. 17, 1781, aged
Aaron Clark b. Nov. 10, 1709, d. in 1783.
Jerusha Clark b. Jan. 23, 1712, m. Jonathan Kingsley,
of Northampton, Sept. 20, 1739, and had dau. Jerusha
Kiugsley b. Aug. 10, 1740. She d. March 11, 1745,
and he m. again.
Elisha Clark b. April 20, 1714 : a farmer in Southamp-
ton, killed by Indians, Aug. 27, 1747.
Ithamar Clark b. Aug. 1716, d. in a moment, when alone,
Jan. 1802, aged 85.
Catharine Clark b. in 1723, m. Dea. Samuel Edwards,
of Southampton, d. April 29, 1803, aged 80.
26864- 5. viii.GERSHOM Clark b. in 1725, d. Sept. 22, 1771, aged 46.
26S66. ix. Stephen Clark, d. at Cape Breton.
26867. x. David Clark b. Sept. 24, 1729, d. Nov. 13, 1810.
26868-70. xi. Sarah Clark, m. Matthew Clark, in 1754, and for 2d
husband, in 1763, Josiah Moody, of S. Hadley.
26848-9. i. Dea. John Clark b. Sept. 27, 1705, m. Dec. 28, 1732,
Submit Searles b. Sept. 17, 1705 (dau. of John Searles, of Northampton,
and Abigail, his wife). She d. May 5, 1757, aged 52, and 4ie m. for 2d
wife, Dec. 4, 1760, Submit Judd nee White (dau. of Nathaniel White, of
S. Hadley, Mass.), widow of William Judd. He was a farmer at South-
ampton, Mass. (1739-66), where he d. Aug. 21, 1700, aged Gl.
[5th Gen.] Children :
26871. i. John Clark b. and d. Nov. 1733.
26872.
ii.
26873.
in.
26874-
5. iv.
26876.
v.
26877-
8. vi.
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1441
CniiOE Clarke b. Oct. 28, 1634, d. soon.
Jehiel Clark b. Aug. 17, 1736.
Submit Clark b. June 18, 173S, m. Elijah Clapp*.
John Clark (2d), his history unknown.
Gad Clark, a Revolutionary soldier. He in. Hannah Ed-
wards, dau. of Dea. Samuel Edwards, of Southampton.
26879. vii. Martha Clark. 26880. viii. Abigail Clark.
[4th Gen.]
26850-1. ii. Eliakim Clark (son of Dea. John Clark, Jr., of South-
ampton, and Elizabeth Cook) b. Oct. 6, 1707, m. Dec. 10, 1730, Esther
Wright b. in 1709, who d. Aug. 23, 1786, aged 77. He d. Jan. 17,
1781, aged 73 : a farmer iu Easthampton, Mass.
[5th Gen.] Children :
26880- 1. i. Esther Clark b. Sept. 23, 1731, m. Jonathan Janes of -
Easthampton, Mass.
Eliakim Clark, Jr., b. April 15, 1733, d.Nov. 24, 1746.
Obadiah Clark b. May 10, 1735 : a farmer in Easthamp-
ton, Mass.
Lt. Ashael Clark b. Feb. 6, 1737, m. Submit Clapp : a
farmer in Easthampton, Mass., d. Feb. 17, 1822, aged
85.
Tamar Clark b. Feb. 13, 1730, d. Sept. 1, 1745.
Lydia Clark b. Sept. 1, 1741, m. in 1703, Lemuel Lyman
of Easthampton, b. Aug. 28, 1835 (son of Benjamin
Lyman of Northampton, and Mary Moseley) : a farmer
there. He was in the battle of Lake George, Sept. 8, 1775.
He d. July 16, 1810, aged 74. Children, 8 : 1. Lydia
who m. Ebenezer K. Rust. 2. Capt. Lemuel. 3.
Justus. 4. Ahira. 5. Dea. Sylvester. 6. Daniel.
7. Esther, who m. Obadiah Janes. 8. Elihu, still liv- ■
ing (1870) at Easthampton, Mass., where his brothers
all lived also, and were farmers and mechanics of great
respectability.
vii. Job Clark b. Sept. 10, 1743, d. March 27, 1807.
viii. Jerusha Clark b. Aug. 6, 1745, d. Sept. 1747.
ix. HlJLDAH Clark b. Jan. 25, 1748, m. in 1778 Nathaniel
White of Easthampton. b. in S. lladley, Nov. 28,1749.
Children, 7, for account of whom see Hist, of Easthamp- -
ton, Mass., p. 186.
Jemima Clark b. Sept. 18, 1749, m. iu 1771, Jonathan
ParsoDS.
26896- 7. xi. Katharine Clark b. June 2, 1752, m. in 1776, Solomon
Edwards.
2689S- 9. xii. Dorcas Clark b. March 29, 1754. m. Jotham Clark of
Chester, Mass., her cousin (son of Aaron Clark of South-
ampton, and Elizabeth Bartlett).
26884-5. iv. Lt. Asahel Clark b. Feb. 6, 1737, m. Submit Clapp :
a farmer at Easthampton, and Revolutionary soldier. He had three sons
and eight daughters, one of whom Jerusha Clark rn. Caleb Loud.
26882.
26883.
ii.
iii.
26884- 5.
iv.
26886.
26887- 8.
v.
vi.
26889-90
26891.
26892- 3
26894- 5. x.
M
1442 Descendants of Mary (Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
26S89-90. vii. Job Clark (son of Eliakim and Esther Clark) b. Sept.
I " 10, 1743, m. Oct. 30, 1777, Eunice Strong b. April 4, 1751 (dau. of Bela
Strong of Northampton, and Eunice Alvord). He d. in Easthauipton,
Mass., March 27, 1817. She d. May 6, 1817, aged 66. For further
account of their children see subsequent page (under account of descend-
ants of Bela Strong).
[6th Gen.] Children:
26900- 1. i. Luther Clark b. Aug. 16, 1778, who m. Deborah Rob-
inson, and had 12 children. He d. May 7, 1850.
26902- 3. ii. Eunice Clark bp. June 22, 1780, m. Asa Ferry and d. in
1851.
26904- 5. iii. Spencer Clark b. Nov. 27, 1782, m. Philena Clapp and
d. May 29, 1812 : had one child that d. young.
26906. iv. Job Clark, M,D.,b. Nov. 10,1787: a physician in Westfield,
Mass., and afterwards in Ravenna, O., and Massillon, O.,
where he d.
26907. v. Ruth Clark b. May 21, 1785, d. unmarried Jan. 13,
1815, aged 29.
26908. vi. Sereno Clark b. Dec. 5, 1791, d. unmarried Dec. 18,
1814, aged 23.
[4th Gen.]
26852-3. iii. Aaron Clark (son of Dea. John Clark, Jr., and Eliza-
beth Cook) b. Nov. 10, 1709, m. Nov. 11, 1731, Elizabeth Bartlett b.
Nov. 18, 1712 (dau of Preserved Bartlett of Northampton, and Elizabeth
Alvord). He was a farmer at Southampton, Mass. He d. in 1783.
[5th Gen.] Children :
Aaron Clark b. May 8. 1734, d. Aug. 23, 1734.
Aaron Clark (2d) b. Aug. 19, 1735, d. soon.
Aaron Clark (3d) b. Oct 8, 1736, d. soon.
Experience Clark b. Sept. 5, 1737, d. Nov. 1737.
Aaron Clark (4th) b. April 18, 1739, d. soon.
Supply Clark b. Feb. 1, 1741.
6. vii. Elizabeth Clark b. March 17, 1742, m. in 1770, Ahiel
Clapp.
viii. Experience Clark (2d) b. Nov. 28, 1744, m. in 1766,
Ebeuezer Pomeroy.
Stephen Clark b. June 4, 1747, d. June, 1748.
Jotham Clark b. Aug. 31, 1749: removed to Chester,
Mass., m. his cousin Dorcas Clark (dau. of Eliakim
Clark and Esther Wright).
Aaron Clark (5th) b. in 1751 : resided in Northampton,
xii. Moses Clark bapt. Feb. 9, 1755 : lived for a time in
Hadley, Mass.
[4th Gen.]
26S56-7. v. Elisha Clark (son of Dea. John Clark, Jr., and Eliza-
beth Cook) b. April 20,1714, m. Jan. 3, 1737-S, Hannah Bartlett b.
June 30, 1718 (dau. o£ Preserved Bartlett of Northampton, and Eliza-
(
26909.
i.
26910.
ii.
20911.
iii.
26912.
iv.
20913.
v.
2C914.
vi.
26915-
6.
vii
26917-
8.
vii
26919.
ix.
26920-
1.
X.
26922.
xi.
26923.
xii
.
2G926.
ii.
2G927.
iii.
26928.
iv.
2G929.
v.
26930.
vi.
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1443
beth Alvord, and sister to the wife of his brother Aaron). He was a
farmer at Southampton, and was killed by Indians, Aug. 27, 1747.
[5th Gen.] Children :
26924- 5. i. Hannah Clark b. Jan. 28, 1739, m. Dec. 10, 1761,
Simeon Strong (son of Nathaniel Strong, Jr., of North-
ampton, and Miriam Sheldon). See p. 1135. She d.
Way, 1762.
Elisha Clark, Jr., b. Oct. 13, 1740.
Oliver Clark b. Nov. 25, 1742.
Preserved Clark b. Jan. 26, 1744, d. early.
Jerusha Clark bapt. Sept. 22, 1745, m. Enos Hinman.
Sarah Clark b. in 1747, d. unmarried July 27, 1830,
aged 83.
[4th Gen.]
26858-61. vi. Ithamar Clark (son of Pea. John Clark, Jr., and
Elizabeth Cook) b. Aug. 1716, m. Aug. 10, 1738, Martha Alexander b.
Pec. 22, 1715 (dau. of Nathaniel Alexander, and Abigail Searles, who
were m. Pec. 3, 1707, of Northampton). She d. and he m. for 2d wife
Elizabeth (maiden name unknown), and for 3d wife Sarah Parsons. He
was a farmer in Northampton, and d. suddenly Jan. 1802, aged 85.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first irife :
26931. i. A child unnamed b. in 1739, and d. Oct. 1739.
26932. ii. Ithamar Clark b. in 1740, and d. July 6, 1741.
26933. iii. Ithamar Clark (2d,) b. and d. Pec. 1745.
By second wife :
26934. iv. Stephen Clark b. Pec. 24, 1748, d. March 1, 1749.
26935. v. A child b. and d. May 25, 1754.
26936. vi. Oliver Clark b. Jan. 13, 1756 : a farmer at Easthamp-
ton, father of 19 children.
By third wife :
26937. vii. A child that d. unnamed, July 8, 1759.
26938. viii. Ithamar Clark (3d) b. and d. Jan. 1, 1764.
[4th Gen.]
26862-3. vii. Catharine Clark (dau. of Pea. John Clark, Jr., and
Elizabeth Cook) b. in 1723, m. in 174—, Pea. Samuel Edwards b. Sept.
12, 1716 (son of Samuel Edwards, Jr., of Northampton, and Sarah Pome-
roy of Colchester, Ct., his 2d wife), a farmer at Northampton, and after
1753, at Southampton, where he d. in 1783. aged 67. He was a soldier
in 1745. She d. April 29, 1803, aged 80 : an eminent Christian from
oarly childhood. He taught school fur 40 years at Southampton.
[5th Gen.] Children:
26939-41. i. Hannah Edwards b. July 29, 174S, m. Gad Clark (son
of Dea. John (.'lark 3d and Submit Searles) a Revolu-
tionary soldier who came home sick and d. in 1777.
She m. for 2d husband, Pea. Stephen Lyman of Ches-
ter, Mass. (son of Pea. Elias Lyman of Chester), by
1 ~~ '
fe*
■'-
1444 Descendants of Mary (Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
whom she had one son. Her children by her 1st hus-
band were :
26942- 3. 1. Tryphena Clark b. March 26, 1775, who m. Aug. 18,
1793, Gaius Lyman (son of Dea. Stephen Lyman of
Chester). He d. June 13, 1841 ; she d. Jan. 12, 1842.
26944- 5. 2. Submit Clark b. Jan. 13, 1778, m. June 13, 1810, Joseph
^— i_Jjyman (son of Elias Lyman). Sbe d. Sept. 23, 1832.
26946- 8. 3. Dea. Samuel Lyman b. May 2, 1787, who m. Oct. 26,
1809, Miriam Tinker of Chester, Mas3. : a farmer at
►-/' • Southampton. He m. for 2d wife Julia Barnes of
\j New Haven, Ct.
26949-50. ii. Catharine Edwards b. Nov. 13, 1750, m. July 30, 1772,
Lemuel Colman of Southampton, b. in Coventry, Ct.,
in 1751 : a farmer. He d. Feb. 11, 1824; she d. Jan.
3, 1830. Their children were :
26951- 2. 1. Sarah Colman b. Jan. 11, 1774, in. Clark Searle of South-
ampton, d. Oct. 1848.
26953- 4. 2. Zeno Culman b. July 3, 1775. m. Achsah Clapp of South-
ampton, d. at Chester, April 11, 1836.
26955- 6. 3. Catharine Colman b. March 14, L777, m. Nov. 18, 1806,
Ira Searle of Southampton.
26957- 8. 4. Eliphalet Colman b. Nov. 12, 1778, m. Martha Kelley of
Worthington : a blacksmith at Chester, and an eminent
Christian, d. March 30, 1S54.
26959-60. 5. Benoni Colman b. Feb. 21, 1780, m. Jan. 1806, Zilpah
Sheldon of Southampton.
26961. 6. Thaddeus Colman b. Sept. 3, 1781, d. unmarried, Jan.
18, 1S50.
26962- 3. 7. Eliezer Colman b. Feb. 18, 1783, a farmer at Easthainpton.
He m. Oct. 1S10, Anna Searle of Southampton, and
for 2d wife, Mrs. Minerva Lord, widow of Bev. Henry
Lord of Williamsburgh. He d. May 22, 1855, and hi's
widow m. for a 3d husband Bev. Mr. Gale of East-
hampton, where she now (1S70) resides.
26964- 5. 8. Phebe Colman b. July 2, 1785, m. Quartus Hannum of
Southampton.
26966- 7. 9. Lemuel Colman b. Jan. 11, 1789, m. Frances Jewell, a
saddler and harness maker at Bridgeport, Ct., who spent
his winters for many years at Charleston, S. C, a man
of large means and a large heart.
26968- 9. 10. Albe Colman b. Dec. 14, 1791, m. Elizabeth Bates of
Chester, Mass., he d. at Andover, O., a farmer.
26970- 1. 11. Henry Column b. Feb. 21, 1792, m. Paulina Colman of
Coventry, Ct., a farmer in Wisconsiu.
26972. 12. Mercy Colman b. Jan. 11, 1797, d. at Andover, O., June
24, 1S33.
26973-4. iii. Samuel Ei>wards b. June 9. 1753, m. June 14, 1780,
Silence Judd b. Dec. 27 1750 (dau. of Bev. Jonathan
Judd of Southampton, and Silence Sheldon of Suffield,
Ct.). Sbe d. Sept. 9, 1839, he d. Aug. 12, 1842. Their
children were :
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton, 1445
26975. 1. Mercy Edwards b. Sept. 21, 1781, d. March 26, 1736.
26976- 7. 2. Silence Edwards b. July 30, 1787, d. Sept. 11, 1861. She
m. Enoch Lyman Nov. 28, 1804. He was b. June 13,
1782, and d. March 29, 1839, a farmer at Westhampton.
26978- 9. 8. Samuel Edwards b. Feb. 18, 1789, m. Betsey Ludden
(dau. of Dea. Asa Ludden of Williamsburg.h, Mass.) :
a farmer at Westhampton, where he d. Sept. 25, 1869,
and she d. Sept. 30, 1867.
26980-81. iv. Luther Edwards b. May 3, 1756, m. Dec. 22..177S,
Sarah Sheldon b. April 19, 1759 (dau. of Israel Sheldon
of Southampton, son of Ebenezer of Northampton.
He m. for his 2d wife Miriam Strong widow of
Ezra Strong of Southampton, and mother of Sarah
Sheldon). She d. March 11, 1800, and he m. for
3d wife Jan. 27, 1S02, Clarissa Judd b. in 1761.
She d. Aug. 8, 1837, aged 73, he d. May 12, 1831.
He was a farmer at Southampton, Ma3s. His children
were :
By first wife :
l 26982. 1. Luther Edwards, Jr., b. Nov. 29, 1779, d. Aug. 29, 1787.
26983. 2. Samuel Edwards, b. and d. March 19, 1782.
26981- 5. 3. Asenath Edwards b. May 14, 1783, m. Oct. 1811, Her.
Rufus Pomeroy of Southampton. She d. at Otia, Ma33.
Sept. 15, 1853. lied, in 1S57.
Ralph Edwards b. Dec. 11, 1780, m. Sophia Loomis of
Southampton, a farmer, lied. Dec. 1, 1351.
Sarah Edwards b. June 16, 1789, m. Oct. 1S52, Heman
Searle, a farmer. He d. Oct. 9, 1862.
, Luther Edwards, Jr., b. Dec. 1G, 1792, m. Aug. 23, 1817,
Rachel Searle of Chester: a farmer. He d. Sept.
12, 1863.
Atossa Edwards b. July 15, 1796, m. Oct. 13, 1S25,
Thaddeus Clark of Southampton. She d. Dec. 20, 1S63.
By second wife :
Clarissa Edwards b. April 27, 1803, m. Dec. 26, 1S27,
Harvey Kirkland b. in Norwich, Mass., Aug. 12, 1604,
registrar of deeds at Northampton.
Electa Edwards b. Dec. 17, 1806, m. Dec. 1831, George
Dunlap of Norwich, Mass., resideut at Deerfield. Mass.,
where shed.April24, 1838, andhed. Nov. 6,lS33,an.43.
Dea. Elisha Edwards (son of Samuel Edwards and
Catharine Clarke) b. Oct, 23, 1758, m. about 1792,
Anna Bates b. in Durham, Ct., Feb. 13, 1760 (dau. of
Stephen Bates and Mindwell Seward) : a farmer at South-
ampton where he d. Nov. 17, 1832, aged 74, and she d.
Nov. 10, 1826, aged 06. [Stepheu^Bates, 3d of the
name b. Feb. 12, 1720-1 (sou of Stephen Bates, Jr.,
• and Patience Seward who were in. at Durham, Ct., Dec.
29, 1715), m. March, 1749, Mindwell Seward bapt.
March 23, 1729 (dau. of John and Ruth Seward).] He
d. in 1832, aged 74. Their children were :
ii] 86
26936-
7.
4
26988-
9.
5.
26990-
1.
(
26992-
3.
7.
26991-
5.
8.
27996-
7.
9.
26998-
9.
v.
1446 Descendants of Mary {Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
27000- 2. I.
27003.
27004- 5.
2700G- 7. 4.
27008.
27009.
27010.
27011- 2.
27013.
Col. Elisha Edwards b. April 22, 1793. m. Julia King of
Suffield, Ct., b. in 1799, who d. in 1S38, aged 39, and
for 2d wife Eunice Lyman, adopted daughter of Major
John Lyman. He was a farmer at Southampton, and
much engaged in town and county business. He d.
April 20, 1867, aged 74. He had 9 children.
Horace Edwards b. Nov. 22, 1794, d. Jan. 7, 1811.
Anna Edwards b. March 11, 1797, m. Sept. 6, 1846,
George Brainerd Gleason b. at Canton, Ct., Aug. 20,
1794 (son of Ebenezer Steele Gleason of Earmington,
Ct., and Prudence Brainerd of East Haddam, Ct.) an
exchange broker at Buffalo, N. Y., and afterwards at
Hartford, Ct., where he d. June 16, 18G6, aged 70.
She resides now (1S70) at Southampton. From her
many of the facts here stated concerning her grand-
parents, and their descendants, were derived.
Eunice Edwards b. Jan. 16, 1799, m. Jan. 14, 1S23, Rev.
Lemuel P. Bates of Whateley, Mass., and afterwards of
Pontiac, Mich. She d. July 20, 1S54, aged 56 : he d.
at Alton, 111., March 8, I860, aged 68.
Catharine Edwards b. Oct. 20, 1800, d. Feb. 2, 1801.
Prof. Bela Bates Edwards, D.D., b. July 4, 1802 : grad. at
Amherst, in 1824, and at Andover Theol. Sem. in 1S30 :
Editor of the Am. Quarterly Register (1828-42), of
the Am. Quarterly Observer (1S33-1), of the Bib. Re-
pository (1835-S), and of the Bibliotheca Sacra (1844-
52), Prof, of Hebrew at Andover Theol. Sem. (1S37-4S).
Ho d. at Athens, Ga., April 20, 1852, aged 49. He m.
Nov. 3, 1831, at Conway, Mass., Jerusha Williams
Billings b. there Oct. 3, 1S10 (dau.'of Col. Charle3 E.
Billings and Sally W. Storrs, sister of Rev. Dr. Richard
S. Storrs of Braintree, Mass., and dau. of Rev. Richard
S. Storrs of Longmeadow, Mass., and Sarah Williston ;
and as a Williston also a Strong — See page 1152).
She resides now still (1871) at Andover, M^ass., with
her daughter.
Catharine Edwards (2d) b. Aug. 14, 1804, d. April 1810.
Mercy Edwards (dau. of Dea. Samuel Edwards of South-
ampton, and Catherine Clark) b. Jau. 14, 1761, d. Sept.
1, 1777. ' 1
Asenath Edwards b. Sept. 10, 1767, d. Sept. 9, 1777.
[3d Gen.]
26829-30. ii. Nathaniel Clark (son of Dea. John Clark and Mary
Strong) b. May 13, 1681, m. Oct. 26, 1705, widow Hannah Catlin nie
Sheldon b. Aug. 9, 1684 (dau. of John Sheldon of Northampton, and
Hannah Stebbins) : a farmer at Northampton, where he d. Nov. 23, 1767,
aged 86, and she d. Feb. 13, 1764, aged SO.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27014- 5. i. Lt. Nathaniel Clark, Jr., b. Oct. 11, 1706.
[
27016- 7.
ii.
27018-20.
iii
27021- 2.
iv.
27023- 4.
v.
27025.
vi.
- - ' •■•-
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1447
Hannah Clark b. Feb. 21, 1709, ru. in 1736, Jobn Parsons.
Joseph Clark b. July 23, 1711 : a farmer at Southampton.
Jonathan Clark b. Oct. 11, 1713.
Selah Clark b. March 30, 1716.
Gideon Clark b. Sept. 24, 1722.
27014-5. i. Lt. Nathaniel Clark, Jr., b. Oct. 11, 1706, m. Oct.
31, 172S, Sarah Kingsley of Northampton, b. Sept. 3, 1708 (dau. of
Samuel Kiugsley and Mary .Hutchinson) : a farmer at Northampton :
selectman (1761-4).
[5th Gen.] Children :
Sarah Clark b. Oct. 1729, d. Oct. 23, 1729.
Joel Clark b. Feb. 9, 1731.
Oliver Clark b. Aug. 22, 1733, d. Sept. 14, 1733.
Sarah Clark (2d) b. Nov. 4, 1735, m. 176d, Simeon
Clapp.
27031- 2. v. Lucy Clark b. Feb. 19, 1738, m. Nov. 26, 1761, Capt.
Ebenezer Strong b. Sept. 2S, 1732 (son of Sergt. Jona-
than Strong, Jr., and Elizabeth C'app), see for account
of her descendants, pp. 1155-8.
27033- 4. vi. Naomi Clark b. Oct. 29, 1740, m. Dec. 31, 1772, Eliphaz
Strong b. Feb. 20,1740 (son of Noah Strong of North-
ampton, and Mary Stebbins) : a farmer at Northampton.
27035. vii. Rachel Clark b. May 6, 1743, d. unmarried ,>pril 18,
1816, aged 73.
27036. viii.PHEBE Clark b. Nov. 29, 1745, d. Aug. 24, 1748.
■
27026.
i.
27027.
ii.
27028.
iii
27029-
30.
iv.
27037. ix. Nathaniel Clark ") twins b. Sept. 3, 1749.
27038- 9. x. Phebe Clark j m. Samuel Phelps.
. [4th Gen.] i ;
27018-20. iii. Joseph Clark (son of Nathaniel Clark and Hannah
Sheldon) b. July 23, 1711, m. May 2, 1734, Mercy Wright b. June 9,
1713 (dau. of Ebenezer Wright and Mary Judd). He d. Nov. 28, 1743,
He was a farmer at Southampton, Mass., she d. Feb. 13, 1735, aged 21,
and he m. for 2d wife in 1739, Rebecca Loomis of Wesifield, Mass.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first irife :
27040-41. i. Mercy Clark b. Feb. 12, 1735, m. in 1759, Noah Bridgeman.
By second wife :
27042-43. ii. Rebecca Clark bapt. May 4, 1740, m. in 1771, Asahel
Parsons.
27044. iii. Keziah Clark b. about 1742.
27945. iv. Joseph Clark b. Jan. 1744.
[4th Gen.]
27021-2. iv. Jonathan Clark (son of Nathaniel Clark of North-
ampton, and Hannah Sheldon) b. Oct. 11, 1713, ra. July 25, 1734, Thank-
ful Edwards b. March 21, 1712, (dau. of Benjamin Edwards of North.
• i
27046.
i.
27047.
ii.
27048-
9.
iii
27050-
1.
iv.
1448 Descendants of Mary [Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
ampton, and Mary Clark), a farmer in Southampton, and after 1756 or so
at Westhampton. He d. June 7, 1789.
[5th Gen.] Children :
Eleanor Clark b. July 24, 1735, d. Aug. 19, 1735.
Jonathan Clark, Jr. b. in 1736, d. soon.
FREEDOM Clark b. March 8, 1739, m. Jonathan Bascom.
JONATHAN Clark (2d) b. Jan. 27, 1741-2, m. Sarah
Strong dau. of Aaron Strong of Coventry, see pp.
1060-3.
Thankful Clark b. Nov. 8, 1743, in. John Strong b.
Jan. 26, 1748-9 (son of Aaron and Rachel Strong of
Coventry, Ct.), see for their descendants pp. 1066-70.
Peggy Clark b. in 1745, m. in 1778, Asher Loomis.
vii. Paul Clark b. Jan. 24, 1747, d. soon,
viii. Eleanor Clark (2d) b. in 1749, m. in 1772, Abishai
Loomis, d. in 1773.
ix. Abner Clark bapt. Aug. 12, 1750.
x. Silence Clark bapt. Pec. 24, 1752, m. in 1772 Timothy
Hannum.
xi. Giles Clark b. Feb. 1, 1756.
27052- 3. v.
27054-
27056.
27057-
27059.
27060-
27062.
5. vi
[4th Gen.]
26993- 4. v. Selah Clark (son of Nathaniel Clark and Hannah
Sheldon) b. March 30, 1716, m. Sept. 22, 1737, Eunice Wright b. Aug.
17, 1715 (dau. of Ebcnezer Wright and Mary Judd, and sister to his
brother Joseph's wife) : a farmer at Southampton, Mass. He d. Nov. 29,
1806, aged 91 : she d. Nov. 16, 1S06, aged 91. They lived in wedlock
54 years.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27063- 4.
27065- 6.
27067- 8,
27069-70
Sept. 13, 1738, m. in 1764, Aaron
in 1764, Zophar Searle.
Eunice Clark b.
Pomeroy.
Anne Clark b. June 17, 1740, r
Mary Clark b. Sept 28, 1742, m. in 1765, Oliver Clark.
Hannah Clark b. about 1744, m. in 1769, Benjamin
French.
Selah Clark b. Sept. 30, 1747, m. Hannah Langford :
no children : d. in N. Y.
27073- 4. vi. Rhoda Clark b. Nov. 9, 1749, m. March 20, 1774,
Waitstill Strong. See pages 554-65 for account of
her descendants,
vii. Beilah Clark b. in 1752, d. unmarried in 183-.
viii.A.MASA Clark bapt. April 6, 1751, m. a Miss Patrick,
ix. Isabel Clark m. in 1778 Joseph Pomeroy.
[3d Geu.] •
26S31-2. iii. Edenezer Clark (son of Dea. John Clark, of North-
ampton and Mary Strong — dau. of Elder John Strong, of Northampton)
b. Oct. 18, 1682, m. Dec. 10, 1712, Abigail Parsons^ his cousin, b. Jan.
1689-90 (dau. of Esq. Joseph Parsons, of Northampton, and Elizabeth
F071- 2. v.
27075.
27076- 7
27078- 9
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1449
Strong) : a farmer in Northampton. She d. Aug. 17, 1763, aged 73.
He d. Feb. 27, 1781, aged 98.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27080- 1. i. Ebenezer Clark, Jr., b. Aug. 16, 1714, m. Jerusha
Russell; he d. Nov. 21, 1782, hia son Abner b. Sept.
5, 1763, m. in 1795, Olive Strong.
27082- 3. ii. Ezra Clark b. April 4, 1716.
27084- 5. iii. Abigail Clark b. Nov. 29, 1718, m. John Baker, Jr.,
her cousin.
270S6. iv. William Clark b. Jan. 3, 1721.
27087- 8. v. Sarah Clark b. April 23, 1723, m. Zadoc Lyman, and
for 2d husband, John Wright
27089. vi. Jedediah Clark b. March 25, 1726.
27090- 1. vii. Israel Clark b. March 15, 1729.
27092. viii.ELinu Clark b. Sept. 30, 1731, m. about 1765, Martha
Mather b. Feb. 10, 1732 (dau. of Samuel and Martha
Mather): a farmer in Northampton. His daughter
Martha b. Feb. 1, 1769, in. Nov. 20, 1789, Israel
Barnard, of Northampton, and lor a 2d husband, May 7,
1817, Capt. Phineas Strong, of Belchertown. See
page 823.
[4th Gen.]
27082-3. ii. Ezra Clark b. April 4, 1716, m. Dec. 13,1739, Martha
Phelps b. Sept. 19, 1717 (dau. of Samuel Phelps, of Northampton, and
Mary Edwards) : a farmer at Northampton.
[5th Gen.] Children :
Martha Clark b. Sept. 4, 1740.
Abigail Clark b. March 6. 1741-2.
Hannah Clark b. Sept. 5, 1743.
Ezra Clark b. Feb. 26, 1744-5.
Martin Clark b. Dec. 23, 1745-6.
Mary Clark b. July 17, 1748.
Job Clark b. Nov. 30, 1755, m. Nov, 21, 1782, Esther
Burt.
viii.ZENAS Clark b. Sept. 23, 1757.
Naomi Clark b. Oct. 4, 1758.
[4th Gen.]
37084-5. iii. Abigail Clark b. Nov. 29, 1718, m. about 1741, John
Baker, Jr., b. Nov. 3, 1712 (son of John Baker of Northampton, and Re-
becca Clark, his cousin whom he m. June 1, 1709) : a farmer at North-
ampton. Children :
27103. 1. John Baker b. Oct 9, 1742, d. Nov. 30, 1742.
27104. 2. John Baker (2d) b. April 4, 1744.
27105. 3. Abigail Baker b. Nov. 4, 1746.
[4th Gen.]
27090-1. vii. Israel Clark (son of Ebenezer Clark of Northampton,
and Abigail Parsons) b. March 15, 1729, m. Dec. 3, 1756, Mehitable
27093.
i.
27094.
ii.
27095.
iii.
27096.
iv.
27097.
v.
27098.
vi.
27099-00.
vii
27101.
vii
27102.
ix.
27106.
i.
27107.
ii.
27108.
iii
27109.
iv.
27110.
v.
27111.
vi.
27112.
vii
27113.
vii
1450 Descendants of Mary [Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
Montague b. in 1739 (dau. of Luke Montague) : a farmer at Granby,
Mass. He d. Juno 17, 179(3, aged G7 : sbe d. Oct. 23, 1815, aged 76.
[5th Gen.] Children :
Sibyl Clark b. Nov. 9, 1757.
Israel Clark b. Nov. 10, 1759.
Luke Clark b. Feb. 11, 1762.
JoTriAM Clark b. Nov. 19, 1764.
Joseph Clark b. Aug. 7, 1767.
Asa Clark b. about 1769.
ii. Joel Clark b. about 1772.
viii. Titus Clark b. about 1775.
[4th Gen.]
2686-4-5. viii. Gersiiom Clark (son of Dea. Jobn Clark, Jr., and
Elizabeth Cook) b. in 1725, in. in 1751, Hannah Keet b. April 5, 1719-
20 (dau. of John Keet of Northampton, and Ruth Edwards, who were
m. June 22, 1719). He d. Sept. 22, 1771, aged 46 : she d. July 17,
1813, aged 93, a widow for 42 years. They had one child :
27114- 5. 1. Stephen Clark, a farmer at Northampton, who m. in 1775,
Naomi Brown. They had one child:
27116- 7.(1). Hannah Clark b. Feb. 7, 1779, who m. Nov. 19, 1801,
Enos Cook of Northampton.
[4th Gen.]
26867. x. David Clark (son of Dea. John Clark, Jr., and Elizabeth
Cook) b. Sept. 24, 1729, m. Eunice Bartlett b. Feb. 21, 1727-8, at North-
ampton (dau. of William Bartlett and Abigail Lyman), she d. at North-
ampton, Oct. 22, 1798, and he m. for 2d wife, widow Mary Wood b. in
1735. She d. at Easthampton, April 3, 1821. He was a farmer at
Northampton, and afterwards at Westhampton, where he d. Nov. 13,
1810. Of his descendants the author has the names of 100 or more in
different generations with the dates of their births, but not also their
residences and occupations. Such a dry list of mere names seems to him
as uninteresting, as would several columns of names in a city directory.
Needing all the room that he can obtain for other more valuable details, ho
therefore purposely suppresses for the present the facts of such a sort
that he has gathered.
[3d Gen.]
26833-4. iv. Increase Clark (son of Dea. John Clark of North-
ampton, and Mary Strong, dau. of Elder John Strong) b. April 8, 1-684,
m. Feb. 2, 1710, Mary Sheldou b. Sept. 18, 1690 (dau. of Isaac Sheldon,
Jr., b. Sept. 4, 1656, who d. March 29, 1712, aged 50, and Sarah Warner
of Hatfield, whom he m. Nov. 25, 1685) : a farmer at Northampton. Ho
d. Aug. 27, 1775, aged 91. She d. Aug. 6, 1767. [Her sister Mindwell
Sheldon was the wife of Moses Lyman and they were the parents of Phebe
Lyman, wife of Lt. Caleb Strong, the parents of Gov. Caleb Strong.]
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1451
[4th Gen.] Children:
27118- 9. i. Mary Clark b. Jan. 7, 1710, m. Jerijah Strong, Jr., see
subsequent page.
27120- 1. ii. Daniel Clark b. March 3, 1713, d. Dec. 26, 1804, get. 91.
27122. iii. Eunice Clark b. Dec. 18, 1714, d. Jan. 1715.
27123- 6. iv. Moses Clark b. June 7, 171G.
27127- 8. v. Lois Clark b. Sept. 5, 1718, m. Nov. 29, 1764, as his
2d wife Bela Strong of Northampton : see subsequent
page.
27129-30. vi. Dea. Simeon Clark b. Oct. 19, 1720.
27131. vii. Rachel Clark b. Sept. 5, 1725, d. Aug. 28, 1745, set. 20.
27132- 3. viii. Jemima Clark b. Sept. 5, 1728, m. Aaron Baker b. in
1726 (son of Capt. John Baker and Rebecca Clark).
27134- 5. ix. Dea. Elijah Clark b. June 14, 1730, d. in 1791.
27120-1. ii. Daniel Clark (son of Increase Clark and Mary Sheldon)
b. March 3, 1713, m. Aug. 30, 1739, Experience Allen (dau. of Dea.
Samuel Allen, Jr., and Sarah Rust of Northampton). She d. in 1751,
and he m. March 14. 1754, Mary Field of Sunderland, Mass. He was a
farmer at Northampton. He d. Doc. 26, 1804, aged 91. She d. Aug.
15, 1804, aged 85, a married pair for 50 years.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
27136- 7. i. . Experience Clark b. June 29, 1740, m. June 18, 178S,
Moses Stebbins of Deerfield.
27138. ii. Daniel Clark b. June 9, 1742, d. Aug. 18, 1760, set. 18.
27139. iii. Dea. Solomon Clark b. Sept. 2, 1744.
27140- 1. iv. Nathan Clark b. Feb. 5, 1747.
27142- 3. v. Rachel Clark b. Aug. 30, 1748, in. Feb. 28, 1799,Zecha-
riah Field of Hatfield.
By second wife, :
27144. vi. Mary Clark b. Aug. 11, 1757, d. Sept. 1757.
27145. vii. Mary Clark (2d) b. March 22, 1701, d. Jan. 14, 1776.
27140-1. iv. Nathan Clark (son of Daniel Clark and Experience
Allen) b. Feb. 5, 1747, m. Jan. 9, 1772, Eunice Rust b. Oct. 1749 (dau.
of Israel Rust (3d) of Northampton and Mary Warner) : a farmer at
Westhampton, Mass. He. d. Sept. 17, 1834, aged 87.
[6th Gen.] Children:
27146- 7. i. Nancy Clark bapt. March 14, 1773, m. Andrew Phelps.
27148- 9. ii. Eunice Clark bapt. April 9, 1775, m. Dec. 19, 1799,
Jonathan Strong of Northampton (son of Ensign Jona-
than Strong and Rachel Lyman). Sec page 1158.
27150. iii. Nathan Clark, Jr., b. July 27, 1777, d. June 22, 1856.
27151- 2. iv. Lucinda Clark m. Benoni Clark.
27153. v. Theodore Clark. 27154. vi. Sylvester Clark.
27155. vii. Luther Clark )
27156. viii. Calvin Clark j twin8,
27146-7. i. Nancy Clark bapt. March 14, 1773, m. Andrew Phelps b.
Nov. 12, 1769 (son of Martin Phelps and Martha Parsons of Northampton.
1452 Descendants of Mary [Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
[7th Gen.] Children:
27157. i. Nancy Phelps bapt. June 30, 1793.
27158. ii. Martin Phelps b. Feb. 1, 1795.
27159. in. Asa Phelps | . b JaQ m8
27160. iv. Lovi.va Phelps j ' »
27161. v. Andrew Phelps b. Sept. 27, 1801.
[4th Gen.]
27123-6. iv. Moses Clark (son of Increase Clark of Northampton,
and Mary Sheldon) b. June 7, 1716 : a farmer in Northampton, and
after 1751, in Sunderland, Mass. He m. about 1740, Sarah Parsons b. Sept.
7, 1717 (dau. of William Parsons of Northampton, and Mary Ashley of
Westfield). She d. Sept. 15, 1747, and he m. Oct. 3, 1748, Lydia Root
of Sunderland, b. March 12, 1722 (dau. of Joseph Root and Mary Rus-
sell), who d. April 6, 1754, and he m. for 3d wife Martha Henderson,
who d. in 1761, and he m. for 4th wife in 1762, Rebecca Dickinson of
Amherst.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
27162. i. Oliver Clark b. March 18, 1741-2.
27163- 4. ii. Mary Clark b. Sept. 21, 1743, m. Benoui Graves.
27165. iii. Moses Clark b. Aug. 8, 1745, d. Sept. 21, 1746.
27166. iv. Moses Clark (2d) b. June 12, 1747.
By second wife, :
27167- 8. v. Lydia Clark b. Oct. 20, 1749, m. Ebenczer Barnard of
Sunderland, and afterwards of S. Deerfield, March 12,1775.
27169. vi. Piiinehas Clark b. Aug. 9, 1751.
By third wife :
27170. vii. Jacob Clark b. in 1756, d. young.
27171. viii. Samuel Whaples Clark b. in 1758.
27172. ii. Jon Clark b. in 1761, d. young.
By fourth wife :
27173- 4. x. Rebecca Clark b. in 1763, m. Elijah Harman.
27175. xi. Pea. Israel Clark b. March 1, 1765, d. Oct. 22, 1851,
aged £G.
27176. xii. Enos Clark b. in 1767, d. young.
27177. xiii. Ruth Clark b. in 1770, d. young.
27178- 9. xiv.AMY Clark b. in 1771, m. Nathaniel Rice of Charlemont,
Mass.
[4th Gen.]
27029-30. vi. Dea. Simeon Clark (son of Increase Clark and Mary
Sheldon) b. Oct. 19, 1720, m. Nov. 2, 1749, Rebecca Strong b. April
26, 1724 (dau. of Nathaniel Strong, Jr. of Northampton, and Miriam
Sheldon) a farmer in Amherst, Mass., where he d. Oct. 28, 1801, aged
81 : she d. Jan. 13, 1811, aged 86.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27180- 1. i. Eunice Clark b. Aug. 11, 1750, m. Timothy Green : d.
May 0, 1776.
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1453
27182- 4. ii. Simeon Clark b. June 25, 1752 : d. May 3, 1831. He
lived in Amherst. He tn. Lucy Hubbard and for 2d
wife (April 23, 1795), Irene Lewis..
27185- 6. iii. Levi Clark b. Aug. 27, 1753, in. a Miss Lincoln : d.
Sept. 183G, aged 83.
27187. iv. JUDAH Clark b. April 18, 1756, d. Sept, 9, 1757.
27188. v. Lois Clark b. March 9, 1758, d. June 20, 1759.
27189-90. vi. Judah Clark (2d) b. Aug. 16, 1759, m. in 1789, Esther
Merrick : d. July 18, 18-12, aged 82.
27191- 2. vii. Asahel Clark b. Feb. 6, 1762, in. in 1786, Irene Hub-
bard : d. March 7, 1800.
27193- 4. viii.Lois Clark b. Jan. 3, 1764, m. in 1792, Oliver Cowles : d.
Dec. 4, 1803.
27195- 6. ix. Justin Clark b. Nov. 24, 1765, in. in 1794, Dorcas
Pomeroy: d. Dec. 25, 1847.
27197- 8. x. Mary Clark b. Dec. 13, 1767, m. Dea. John Stebbins of
Granby, Mass.
27199. xi. Jerusha Clark b. May 31, 1770 : d. Jan. 19, 1771.
27200- 1. xii. Jerusha Clark (2d) b. May 12, 1772, m. in 1S04, as
his 2d wife, Dea. John Stebbins of Granby, Mass., d.
March 20, 1815.
27180-1. i. Eunice Clark b. Aug. 11, 1750, m. Timothy Greeu b.
Jan. 4, 1748. She d. May 6, 1776.
[6th Gen.] Children :
27202- 3. i. Timothy Green b. March 27, 1771, m. Dec. 25, 1800,
Huldah Harris.
27204- 5. ii. Zerah Green b. June 18, 1773, m. Eleanor Morton :
lived at Amherst, d. there March 28, IS 13, aged 40.
27206- 7. iii. Clark Green b. April 11, 1776, d. in Amherst, Nov. 27,
1848, aged 72.
[4th Gen.]
27134-5. ix. Dea. Elijah Clark (son of Increase Clark of North-
ampton, and Mary Sheldon) b. June 14, 1730, m. Nov. 8, 1759, Ex-
perience Field of Sunderland, Mass., who m. Oct. 30, 1800, for 2d
husband Simeon Parsons, a farmer in Northampton, he d. April 12,1791,
aged 60.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27208. i. Elijah Clark bapt. June 4, 1761, d. Nov. 28, 1763.
27209. ii. Eli Clark bapt. Feb. 4, 1763, removed to Marcellus, N. Y.,
d. Aug. 21, 1S34.
27210. iii. Elijah Clark (2d), bapt. March 17, 1765, d. Oct. 26,
' 1786, aged 21.
27211. iv. Dea. Luther Clark b. Oct. 7, 1767, d. Oct. 17, 1855,
aged 88.
27212- 3. v. Calvin Clark bapt. Fob. 25, 1770, m. Lucy Parsons : d.
Feb. 26, 1861, aged 92.
27214- 5. vi. Increase Clark b. March 1, 1772, m. in 1803, Eunice
I? reck.
ii] 87
1454 Descendants of Mary {Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
27216- 7. vii. Experience Clark b. Aug. 25, 1774, ni. Justin Smith.
27218. viii.DEA. EnOS Clark b. July 11, 1779.
[3d Gen.]
26S35-6. v. Mary Clark (dau. of Dea. John Clark and Mary Strong)
b. Oct. 27, 1685, m. Jan. 5, 1706-7, Benjamin Edwards of Northampton,
b. Jan. 15, 1681-2 (son of Benjamin Edwards of Northampton, and
Thankful Sheldon, who were m. Feb. 23, 1680-1) : a farmer ft North-
ampton.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27219-20. i. Mary Edwards b. Oct. 26, 1707, m. Oct. 25, 1728, Eben-
ezer French, b. Nov. 2, 1705 (son of Jonathan French
of Northampton, and Sarah
27221. ii. Benjamin Edwards b. Aug 11, 1709. d. March 9, 1710.
27222. iii. Thankful Edwards b. March 21, 1712, d. April 8, 1712.
27223. iv. Silence Edwards b. Nov. 13, 1714.
27224- 5. v. Thankful Edwards (2d) b. Oct. 10, 1716, m. Jonathan
Clark b. Oct. 11, 1713 (son of Nathaniel Clark, and
Hannah Sheldon). See previous page.
27226- 7. vi. Benjamin Edwards (2d) b. Nov. 11, 1719, m. Jan. 27,
1747-8, Elizabeth Clark b. Dec. 24, 1716 (dau. of
Samuel Clark, Jr., b. at Northampton, Aug. 2, 16SS —
son of Samuel Clark and Elizabeth Edwards — and Mary
Davis, who were m. June 16, 1715). They had a
daughter:
27228. 1. Elizabeth Edwards b. June 1, 1750.
27229. vii. Eunice Edwards b. Aug. 17, 1723.
27230. viii Freedom Edwards b. April 19, 1724.
27231. is. Daniel Edwards b. Aug. 26, 1726.
[Samuel Clark bp. Oct. 23, 1653, was the son of Lt. William Clark and
bo brother to Dea. John Clark of Northampton, who m. Mary Strong, and
to Capt. William Chirk of Northampton, and afterwards of Lebanon, Ct.,
who m. Ilannah Strong, sister to Mary and both daughters of Elder John
Strong. Samuel Clark m. March 1, 1682, Elizabeth Edwards b. Feb.
22, 1659-60 (dau. of Alexander Edwards and Sarah Searle). He lived
at Northampton. His children were : 1. Elizabeth Clark b. Jan. 22,
1682-3. 2. Sarah Clark b. Aug. 21, 1686. 3. Samuel Clark b. Aug.
2, 1688. 4. Benoni Clark b. March 12, 1692. 5. Joanna Clark b. May
1695. 6. Benjamin Clark b. April 23, 1697. 7. Obadiah Clark b.
Sept. 26, 1698. 8. Miriam Clark b. Sept. 21, 1702.
3. Samuel Clark, Jr., b. Aug. 2, 168S, m. June 16, 1715, Mary Davis
widow of John Davis of Hatfield, Mass. See pp. 360, 1207 and 1420. * She d.
April 10, 1726, at the birth of her last child. He lived at Northampton.
His children were : (1). Elizabeth Clark b. Dec. 24, 1716, m. Justin Ed-
wards, Nov. 26, 1778. (2). Phineas Clark b. April 10, 1718. (3). Sam-
uel Clark b. Aug. 19, 1719. (4). Silence Clark b. Sept. 1, 1720.
(5). Caleb Clark b. Dec. 26, 1721. (6). Martha Clark b. April 10,
1726. She m. 1750, Rev. John Woodbridge of South Hadley, as her 2d
husband, having been previously the wife of Daniel Strong of Northamp-
ton, b. Dec. 20, 1719 (son of Nathaniel and Penelope Strong of North-
27232.
i.
27233.
ii.
27234.
ui
27235.
IV
27236- 7.
v.
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1455
amptoa). He d. Aug. 174G, aged 23. Her sister Elizabeth Clark wa3
the mother of Rev. Justin Edwards, D.D., Prest. of AndoverTheol. Sem.
at one time.]
[3d Gen.]
26837-8. vi. Rebecca Clark (dau. of Dea. John Clark of North-
ampton, and Mary Strong) b. Nov. 22, 1687, m. June 1, 1710, Capt.
John Baker b. Feb. 3, 1680 (son of Lieut. Timothy Baker of Northamp-
ton, and Sarah Hollister of Wethersfield, Ct.). He was one of the most
influential men in Northampton, of an active and vigorous mind, and tho-
roughly religious. He d. Jan. 8,17G2 : she d. June 9, 1774.
[4th Gen.] Children :
John Baker b. Jan. 16, 1711-2, d Jan. 25, 1711-2.
JOHN Baker (2d) b. Nov. 3, 1713, d. Nov. 17, 1713.
John Baker (3d) b. Dec. 22, 1715, d. in 1802.
Timothy Baker b. in 1717, d. in 1745, in the expedition
against Louisburgh, aged 28.
Rev. Noah Baker' b. in 1719, m. Sarah Burt of North-
ampton. She d. May 2, 1790, and he m. for 2d wife,
widow Rachel Phillips of Ashfield, Mass. She d. Jan.
13. 1809, aged 73. He d. Dec. 29, 1810. He was a
Baptist (Separatist) preacher in Sunderland, Mass. :
had 9 children.
27238- 9. vi. AARON Baker b. in 1726, m. Jemima Clark b. Sept. 5,
1728, d. in 1802.
27240. vii. Elisha Baker b. in 1727, d. in 1806.
27241. viii. Elijah Baker b. in 1730, d. in 1811.
27242. ix. STEPHEN Baker b. Nov. 19, 1731, d. in 1812.
27243- 4. x. Mary Baker m. Josiah Clark b. May 6, 1721 (son of
Dea. Josiah Clark and Thankful Sheldon).
27245- 6. xi. Sarah Baker d. in 1803, m. Gideou Henderson.
The Bakers and Chirks maintained a regular family prayer meeting for
a great number of years, at Northampton, and their families were, in
their earlier generations, at least, remarkable for their devoted piety. Of
the children of Capt John Baker, it is said, that they all stood forth
through life as prominent Christian men and women, and filled full their
measure of usefulness. The sons were large and tall, from six feet up-
wards in height, large framed and powerful. The six brothers whose
ages are known averaged upwards of eighty-two years each." They are
thus described by one of the family who saw them iu their advanced age
when herself quite young — " they all wore big curly wigs and were a
jolly set of men, being then from 70 to 83 years of age : they were affec-
tionate towards each other and very devoted to religion." They kept up
the habit of frequent mutual visits with each other until death bore them
all to the better society above.
Of the hi?torv of the Biker branch of the Clark and so of the Strong
family the author has not been able to learn anything beyond what is con-
tained in the brief " -Genealogy of the descendants of Edward Baker of
Lynn. Mass.," by Nelson M. Baker of Lafayette. N. V. Syracuse, 1867.
1456 Descendants of Mary {Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
[3d Gen.]
263S9-40. vii. Experience Clark (dau. of Dea. John Clark and
Mary Strong) b. Oct. 30, 1G89, m. June 1, 1710, Dea. Daniel Nash b.
1676 (son of Lieut. Timothy Nash of Hadley, Mass., and Rebecca Stone,
dau. of Rev. Samuel Stone of Hartford) : a blacksmith at Northampton,
S. Hadley, and (1746-60) at Gr. Barrington, where he d. March 10,
1760, aged 84.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27247. i. Sylvanus Nash b. Jan. 11, 1712, d. without issue.
27248-50. ii. Zeruiah Nash b. Nov. 2, 1713, m. John Reals, and for
2d husband Simon Willard.
27251. iii. Daniel Nash b. Sept, 13, 17 15, lived in Greenfield, Mass.
27252. iv. Experience Nash b. Dec. 26, 1716, d. in 1725.
27253. v. Joseph Nash b. April 23, 1718, d. without issue.
27254. vi. Onesimus Nash d. without issue.
27255. vii. Jonathan Nash b. Dec. 3, 1721, lived in Gr. Barrington.
27256- 7. viii. Rebecca Nash b. about 1723, m. Asahel King of Gr.
Barrington.
27258. ix. Josiau Nash b. about 1725, d. without issue.
27259. x. Phineas Nash b. about 1727 : lived at Wyoming, Pa.
See for further facts concerning such of the Nash family as are also of
Strong descent, the Genealogy of the Nash family under the heads of
Granby, Gr. Barrington, and Wyoming, Pa.
[3d Gen.]
26841-2. viii Abigail Clark (dau. of Dea. John Clark of North-
ampton, and Mary Strong — dau. of Elder John Strong) b. March, 1692, m.
Nov. 21, 1712, Dea. Noah Cook b. about 1688 (son of Noah Cook of
Northampton, and Surah Nash) a farmer at Northampton. Ho d. Jan. 6,
1773, aged 85 : she d. Dec. 27, 1760, aged 74.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27260. i. Abigail Cook b. Feb. 7, 1714, d. April 8, 1714.
27261. ii. Noah Cook b. Aug. 11, 1715, d. Aug. 29, 1715.
27262. iii. Mary Cook b. Sept. 10, 1716, d. soon.
27263. iv. Abigail Cook (2d) b. Dec. 26, 1718, d. soon.
27264- 5. v. Eunice Cook b. June 4, 1721, m. Josiah Raymond of
Hadley, Mass., and bad children, Abigail Josiah,
Eunice, Dan and Jonathan, 1st and 2d.
27266. vi. Noah Cook (2d) b. about 1724, d. Dec. 29, 1731.
27267. vii. Joseph Cook b. about 1726.
27265- 9. viii. Aaron Cook b. Jan. 8, 1728-9.
27270. ix. Elisua Cook b. Sept. 30, 1731.
27268-9. viii. Aaron Cook (son of Pea. Noah* ook, Jr., and Abigail
Clark)" b. Jan. 8, 172S-9, m. Dec. 19, 1754, Penelope Strong b. Jan. 15,
1731 (dau. of Nathaniel Strong of Northampton, and Miriam Sheldon): a
farmer at Northampton, where ho d. Oct, 9, 1805, aged 76, and she d.
March 5, 1815.
1
r
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton, 1457
[5th Gen.] Children :
27271- 2. i. Sarah Cook b. Nov, 24, 1755, m. Sept. 13, 1780, Samuel
Wright b. Aug. 27, 175-1 (son of Ephraim and Miriam
Wright): a farmer at Northampton.
27273. ii. Enos Cook b. Sept. 17, 1758, d. Oct. 31, 1771, a ? ed 13.
27274- 5. iii. Penelope Cook b. Jan. 11, 1761, m. March 14, 1782,
Daniel Rust, a resident at Northampton : no children.
27276- 7. iv. Esther Cook b. Aug. 23, 1763, m. Oct. 3, 1786, Elihu
Clapp, a resident at Northampton : no children.
27278- 9. v. Abigail Cook b. Aug. 16, 1766, m. Kenaz Clark.
27280. vi. Dea. Aaron Cook b. April 3, 1771, d. in Pittsburgh,
N. Y., July 31,1854.
27281. vii. Enos Cook b. July 8, 1774, d. July 16, 1S56, aired 82.
27282. viii. Dorothy Cook b. Aug. 1780, d. March 31, 1781.
• - ' ~ts<^
[5th Gen.] - ■'- -
27278-9. v. Abigail Cook (dau. of Pea-. Noah Cook of Northampton,
and Abigail Clark) b. Aug. 16, 1766, m. Nov. 26, 17SS, Kenaz Clark b.
Aug. 4, 1765 (dau. of Gideon Clark of Northampton, and Mary Munn) :
a farmer at Westhampton, Mass. He d. May, 1S56 : she d. Sept. 3,
1854, aged 78.
[6th Gen.] Children :
27283- 4. i.
Jhrv
2T
r 286.
iii.
27287-
8:
iv.
27289-
90.
v.
2 h
'291-
2
vi.
Epaphras Clark b. June 23, 1790.
27285. ii. Esther Clark b. July 31, 1792, resides unmarried (1870)
in Springfield, 111.
Achsah Clark b. Dec. 9, 1794, d. Jan. 24, 1817.
Electa Clark b. April 1, 1797, m. Alfred Bradley Wilson.
Osman Clark b. Dec. 15, 1799.
Fidelia Clark b. Jan. 11, 1803, m. Josiah Francis of
Springfield, 111.
27293- 4. vii. Penelope Clark b. Oct. 10, 1805, m. William Fletcher
Sas;e.
27295- 6. viii. Abigail Clark b. Aug. 11, 1807, m. Silas Dole of New
Haven, Ct.
27297- 8. ix. Climena Clark b. July 2, 1810, m. Erastus Hopkins of
White Lake, Mich.
27283-4. i. Epaphras Clark b. June 23, 1790 : grad. at Williams
Coll. in 1815: a lawyer at Enfield, Mass. (1827-04), m. Jan. 2, 1821,
Ruth Smith b. April -3, 1787 (dau. of Levi Smith of Granby, Mass., and
Ruth Morton). He d. April 30, 1864: she d. March 7, 1865.
[7th- Gen.] Children:
27299-00. i. Mary Morton Clark b. Feb. 13, 1S22, m. Nathan D.
Potter. *
27301. ii. Jane Elizabeth Clark b. March 13, 1827 : resides un-
married at Enfield, Mass.
27299-00. i. Mary Morton Clark b. Feb. 13, 1822, m. Jan. 11,
1848, Nathan Day Putter b. Nov. 29, 1823 (son of Benjamin F. Potter
145S Descendants of Mary {Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
K
:b
of Enfield, and Lydia Day) : a resident at Enfield, has been engaged in
various forms of business, as insurance, mining operations at the west
(Lake Superior), and rail road matters. Children :
27304. 1. Clara Jane Potter b. Aug. 15, 1852.
27305. 2. Edward Clark Potter b. Nov. 2G, 1857.
[6th
27287-
b. April
(son of a
[7th
27306.
27307.
2730S.
Gen.] *
-8. iv. Electa Clark (dau. of Kenaz Clark and Abigail Cook)
1, 1797, m. April 7, 1824, Alfred Bradley Wilson b. Aug. 1795
Mr. Wilson of Norwalk, Ct.), a hatter at Canaan, N. Y.
Gen.] Children :
i. Marcia Electa Wilson b. Jan. 20, 1825, d. Oct. 10, 1827.
ii. George Alfred Wilson b. March 1, 1828, d. Feb. 28,
1831.
iii. Marcia Wilson b. Feb. 8, 1830, m. May 1, 1852 Richard
R. Brown b. May 1, 1827, in York, Yorkshire, Eng.
[8th
Ger
27309.
i.
27310.
ii.
27311.
iii.
27312.
iv.
27313.
v.
27314.
vi.
27315.
vii
(son of Joseph Brown of Yorkshire, Em
Douglas) a mason at Pontiac, Mich.
Children :
and Martha
Edward Dole Brown b. Aug. 10, 1853, d. Aug. 29, 1854.
Edward Wilson Brown b. June 6, 1855.
Frank Delos Brown b. April 19, 1857.
Hiram Leroy Brown b. Sept. 25, 1858.
Abby Selenia Brown b. Nov. 22, 1861.
Minnie Brown b. Aug. 2, 1862.
Levi Voolven Brown b. June 16, 1865.
' t^ th Gen -1
27289-90. v. Osman Clark (son of Kenaz Clark of Northampton,
and Abigail Cook) b. Dec. 15, 1799, m. May 11, 1830, Mary Crandall
b. Aug. 18, 1798 (dau. of Joseph Crandall of Berlin, N. Y., and Mary
Green), a farmer at Prattsburgh, N. Y., formerly, but now at Barry, 111.
[6th Gen.] Children:
27316. i. William Henry Clark b. Feb. 10, 1831, d. May 24,
1835.
27317. ii. Mary Elizabeth Clark b. Aug. 20, 1832, resides un-
married at Barry.
27318. iii. Joseph Crandall Clark b. Oct. 10, 1834, a travelling
salesman.
27319. iv. Henry Lyman Clark b. Dec. 4, 1836, in an Insurance
office of St. Louis, Mo.
^t 5th Gen -1
27291-2. vi. Fidelia Clark (dau. of Kenaz and Abigail Clark) b.
Jan. 11, 1S03, m. Dec. 2, 1S24, Josiah Francis b. Sept. 24, 1801, son of
Josiah Francis, of Pittsfiold, Mass., and Sarah Boardman) : a farmer in
Springfield, 111.
r
•a
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1459
[6th Gen.] Children:
27320- 1. i. Lucius Clark Francis b. at Palmyra, N. Y., Dec. 26,
1828, m. Aug. 20, 1860, Clara Pierson b. Aug. 22,
1838, and d. Nov. 14, 186-4 : a farmer at Springfield.
One child :
27322. 1. Loren Theodore Francis b. May 18, 1863. d. May 15, 1864.
27323. ii. James Saurin Francis b. Jan. 15, 1831.
27324. iii. Edward Payson Francis b. Sept. 14, 1833, d. Aug. 9,
1835.
27325. iv. Maria Emily Francis b. Oct. 23, 1837, at Springfield,
icki « I1L > , * -■■
^f^thGen.] S.J ; / Qfr*?<*
~^ <f L12$'&-A. vii. Penelope Clark (dau. of KTehaz and Abigail Clark)
b. Oct. 10, 1805, in. Oct. 16, 1832, William Fletcher Sage b. Oct. 5,
1809 (son of Elias Sage and Elizabeth Norton, of Denmark, N. Y.) : in
the boot and shoe trade, in Dundee, N. Y. ) ■- s '
H^th Gen.] Children: J U * _JU. y _. 7
27326- 7. i. Augusta Climena Sage b. Sept. 3, 1833.
27328. ii. Abby Frances Sage b. Sept. 12, 1836.
27329-30. iii. Julius Clark Sage b. Sept. 15, 1838.
27331. iv. Melissa Crandall Sage b. Oct. 15, 1840.
27332. v. Norton Sa £ e b. Feb.' 19, 1843.
27333. vi. Herman Sage b. Feb. 11, 184S.
27326-7. i. Augusta Climena Sage b. Sept. 3, 1833, m. May 29,
1851, Leroy G-reen b. March 14, 1828 (son of Levi Green of Royalton,
N. Y., and Irene Fisher) : a shoemaker at Dundee, N. Y. One child :
27334. 1. Nellie Green b. Jan. 3, 1867.
27328. ii. Abby Frances SAGEb. Sept. 12, 1836, m. July 31, 1867,
Nicholas Chrisler b. June 16, 1829 (son of Peter Chrisler and Elizabeth
Knapp) : a farmer at Norfolk, Va.
27329-30. iii. Julius Clark Sage b. Sept. 15, 1S33, m. March 19,
1866, Harriet Fowler b. April 10, 1842 (dau. of William Fowler Dundee,
N. Y., and Rebecca Toby) : a shoemaker at Dundee, N. Y. One child:
27337. 1. Maynard Sage b. Oct. 8, 18G7.
27332. v. Norton Sage b. Feb. 19, 1843, m. Dec. 30, 1869, Annie
Raplce b. July 16, 1S48 (dau. of Joseph Paplee and Hetty Skiff) : a
shoemaker at Dundee, N. Y.
[6th Gen.]
27295-6. viii. Abigail Clark (dau. of Kenaz and Abigail Clark) b.
Aug. 11, 1807, m. March 7, 1843, Silas Dole b. Oct. 2, 1801 (son of
Josiah Dole of Shelburne, Mass., and Elizabeth Wilder) : a mason in
New Haven, Ct, where he d. March 23, 1862 : she m. Jan. 1, 1367, for
2d husband Erastus Hopkins, husband previously of her deceased sister
Climena. To her the author is indebted for this account of her parents,
and their descendants.
1460 Descendants of Mary {Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first husband :
27340- 1. i. Edward Francis Dole b. Jan. 4, 1846, m. Feb. 28, 18G9,
Anna Williams b. Aug. 14, 1848 (dau. of Stepben
Davis "Williams of Greenfield, N. Y., and Cynthia Me-
lissa Rhodes).
[6th Gen.]
27297-S. ix. Climena Clark (dau. of Kcnaz and Abigail Clark) b.
July 2, 1S10, m. May 21, 1839, Erastus Hopkins b. Aug. 16, 1804 (son
of Mark Hopkins of Prattsburgh, N. Y., and Sarab Kellogg), a farmer at
White Lake, Oakland Co., Mich. She d. Nov. 1, 1864, and he m. for 2d
• wife her sister Mrs. Abigail (Clark) Dole.
[7th Gen.] Children :
27342. ' :i. George Hiram Hopkins b. Nov. 7, 1842 : a student
(1870) at Mich. University.
27343. ii. Lydia Climena Hopkins b. April 9, 1846.
27344. iii. Charles Clark Hopkins b. April 4, 1849, now (lS70)in
The Mich. Normal School.
[6th Gen.]
27281. vii. Exos Cook (son of Aaron Cook and Penelope Strong) b.
July 8, 1774, m. Nov. 19, 1801, Hannah Clark b. Feb. 7, 1779 (dau. of
Stepheu^Clark of Northampton, and Naomi Brown) : a farmer in North-
ampton and miller. He d. July 16, 1856, aged 82; she d. Oct. 14,
1840 aged 61.
|_7th Gen.] Children :
27345- 6. i. Esther Cook b. Aug. 1, 1802, m. Silas Dole of New
Haven, Ct. She d. at New Haven, about 1839.
27347- 8. ii. Harriet Cook b. Sept. 13, 1804, m. Elihu Clark of
Northampton.
27349-50. iii. Horace Cook b. Aug. 23, 1806.
27351. iv. Julia Cook b. May 1, 1809, d. April 8, 1811.
27352- 3. v. Aaron Cook b. June 28, 1811.
27354. vi. Theodore Cook b. Nov. 24, 1813, d. Aug. 8, 1S14.
27355- 6. vii. Rev. Theodore Cook b. Oct. 27, 1815.
27357- 8. viii. Julia Cook b. Jan. 31, 1818, m. John K. Hitchcock of
Springfield, d. May 2, 1853.
27359. ix. William Cook b. in 1819, d. Nov. 2, 1821.
27345-6. i. Esther Cook b. Aug. 1, 1802, m. Jan. 6, 1831, Silas
Dole, a mason of New Haven, Ct. He came from Shelburne, Mass. She
d. and he m. for 2d wife Abigail Clark (dau. of Kenaz Clark, and Abigail
Cook). Children :
27360- 1. 1. George Alfred Dole b. in New Haven, Oct. 11, 1833, m.
a Miss Hulin of Baltimore, Md. : a machinist at Phila-
delphia, and afterwards at New Haven, Ct.
27362- 3. 2. Annie Elizabeth Dole m. a Mr. Skinner who resides in
111., a merchant.
Daughter of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1461
[7th Gen.]
273-17-8. ii. Harriet Cook b. Sept. 13, 180-1, m. Oct. 8, 1829,
Elihu Clark of Northampton.
[8th Gen.] Children:
27364. i. Edward Merrick Clark b. Aug. 8, 1S30, d. April 28, 1831.
27365. ii. Isabella Graham Clark b. March 20, 1832 : a teacher
in Northampton.
27366- 7. iii. Edward Milton Clark b. Jan. 3, 1831, m. July 29, 1858,
Maria Huhu of Baltimore : a resiclent of Columbus, Ga.
27368. iv. Harriet Atwood Clark b. Jan. IS, 1836, d. May 4, 1836.
27369. v. William Henry Clark b. July 8, 1837, an organist in,
Northampton : studied music in Germany, (1869-70).
27370- 1. vi. Charles Hooker Clark b. Oct. 14, 1839, ra. Dec. 6, 1866,
* Julia Oatman Clark b. March 12, 1843 (dau. of
Frederick Clark and Miriam Warner) : a paper manu-
facturer in Northampton.
27372. vii. Harriet Maria Clark b. Jan. 24, 1S42, a music teaoher in
Northampton.
27373. viii. George Watson Clark b. Jan. 11,1845: a clerk in
Northampton.
27374. ix. Julia Elizabeth Clark b. Sept. 5, 1848, d. Dec. 23, 1849.
[7th Gen.]
27349-50. iii. Horace Cook (son of Enos Cook and Hannah Clark),
b. Aug. 23, 1806 m. Dec. 6, 1832, Annette Strong b. Sept. 9, 1809 (dau. of
Joseph Clark of Northampton, and Rachel Phelps) : a farmer at North-
ampton, on the old homestead.
[8th Gen.] Children :
27375- 6. i. Francis Merrick Cook b. April 29, 1834, m. June 11,
1858, widow Lucy Mungan : a farmer at Northampton.
ElizaS. Cook b. Jan. 1,1836.
Lydia Huntly Cook b. Nov. 24, 1838/
Ann Maria Cook b. Jau. 23, 1840.
Henry Porter Cook b. April 28, 1842: a farmer at
Northampton.
Helen Elizabeth Cook b. May 28, 1845.
vii. Louisa Sophia Cook b. Jan. 6, 1847, d. Sept. 16, 1852.
viii. Edwin Dwight Cook b. Oct. 22, 1849 : a machinist in
Boston.
[7th Gen.]
27352-3. v. Aaron Cook (son of Enos Cook and Hannah Clark) b.
June 28, 1811, m. Oct. 28, 1840, Harriet Clark of Prattsburgh, N. Y. : a
mechanic in Prattsburgh, N. Y. Children, 4: Esther Dole ; Harvey
Edwards; Isabella Graham; and William Grant.
[7th Gen.]
27355-6. vii. Rev. Theodore Cook (son of Enos Cook and Hannah
Clark) b. Oct. 27, 1815. grad. at Williams Coll., in 1842, and at Yale
n] 88
27377.
ii.
27373.
in
27379.
IV.
27380.
v.
27381.
vi.
27382.
vii
27383.
vii
1462 Descendants of Mary (Strong) Clark, of Northampton,
Theol. Sem., in 1S45, settled at Stowe, Maas. (1847-52), preached at
Menasba, Wis. (1854-7), at Woonsocket, R. I. (1857-66). He resides
now (1870) at Stowe, Mass., and manages a farm, besido preaching as he
has opportunity. lie m. Jan. 21, 1858, Martha Elizabeth Hale of Stowe,
b. Aug. 31, 1828 (dau. of Dea. Calvin Hale and Hannah Randall).
[8th Gen.] Children :
27384. i. Frederic Hale Cook b. March 17, 1859.
27385. ii. Harriet Louisa Cook b. Oct. 25, 1860.
273S6. iii. Elizabeth Garlaud Cook b. June 13, 1862.
27387. iv. Caroline Gertrude Cook b. March 15, 1864.
27388. v. John Winthrop Cook b. Sept, 26, 1866.
[7th Gen.]
27357-8. viii. Julia Cook (dau. of Enos Cook and Hannah Clark)
b. Jan. 31, 1818, m. Jan. 31, 1850, John Kilboum Hitchcock of Spring-
field, Mass. : a merchant there for some years: she d. at Springfield, May
2, 1853. One child :
27389. 1. John Theodore William Hitchcock b. March 24, 1853,
d. July 8, 1853.
[3d Gen.j
26843-4. ix. Noah Clark (son of Dea. John Clark and Mary Strong)
b. March 28, 1694, m. Eunice Dickinson of Hatfield, b. in 1697 (dau. of
John and Sarah Dickinson) a farmer at Northampton. She d. Aug. 25,
1770, aged 73 : he d. May 18, 1776, aged 82.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27390. i. Noah Clark, Jr., b. Feb. 26, 1719.
27391. ii. Timothy Clark b. Jan. 26, 1720.
27392- 3. iii. Setii Clark b. April 29, 1723, m. Mary Edwards (dau. of
Nathaniel Edwards, Jr., and Mary Strong) seepage 1417.
27394- 5. iv. Silas Clark b. Feb. 12, 1729-30.
27396. v. Capt. PniLiP Clark b. Feb. 10, 1731, was a farmer at
Easthampton, Mass. : had sons, Elam and Uriel. Elarn
m. Dorcas Parsons and had one son, Rev. Elam Clark,
and six daughters.
27397- 8. vi. Eunice Clark b. April 13, 1735, m. in 1756, Gideon
Lyman, Jr.
27394-5. iv. Silas Clark (son of Noah Clark and Eunice Dickinson)
b. Feb. 12, 1729-30, m. Jan. 15, 1756, Elizabeth Strong b. May 16,
1735 (dau. of Jonathan Strong of Northampton, and Elizabeth Clapp).
[5th Gen.] Children :
27399. i. Silas Clark bapt. Nov. 28, 1756, d. March 19, 1760.
27400- 1. ii. Elizabeth Clark bapt. Juue 17, 1759, m. in 1782,
Simeon Root.
27402- 3. iii. Eunice Clark b. Oct. 18, 1761, m. in 1782, Eleazer
Alvord.
27404- 5. iv. Jemima Clark b. Aug. 12, 1763, m. in 1786, SilasBrown, Jr.
[
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1463
27406. v. Princess Clark b. May 19, 1705.
27407. vi. Reuben Clark b. Feb. 16, 1767, a farmer in Westbarapton.
27408. vii. Levi Clark b. Feb. 11, 1770.
27409. viii.ENOS Clark b. Jau. 19, 1772.
27410. ix. Abigail Clark ) . . ■■«. .; ,^
27411. x. Diana Clark } twins, b. Oct. 10, 1773.
27412. x\. Naomi Clark b. Oct. 22, 1775, d. in 1776.
27413. xii. Naomi Clark (2d) b. Dec. 1777, m. Walter Pease.
r3d Gen.]
26846-7. xi. Dea. Josiah Clark (son of Dea. John Clark, of
Northampton, and Mary Strong) b. June 11, 1697, m. Dec. 23, 1719,
^hankful Sheldou b. Jan. 6, 1693 (dau. of Isaac Sheldon and Sarah
Warner). He was a farmer at Northampton. He d. April 7, 1789,
aged 91 ; she d. Feb. 20, 1774, aged 76. He, and his son Josiah, were
often selectmen (1761 — ).
' [4th Gen.] Children :
27414- 5. i. Josiah Clark, Jr., b. May 6, 1721.
27416. ii. Enoch Clark b. May 4, 1726.
27417- 8. iii. Thankful Clark b. July 1, 1731, m. in 1769, Nathan
Frary, of Deerfield.
27419. iv. Isaac Clark b. Oct. 2, 1732, d. Nov. 21, 1732.
27414-5. i. Josiah Clark, Jr., b. May 6, 1721, m. Dec. 10, 1747,
Mary Baker b. about 1725 (dau. of John Baker, of Northampton, and Re-
becca Clark): a farmer in Northampton. He d. Nov. 16, 1803; she d.
March 3, 1797. He had a son Isaac Clark.
[5th Gen.] Child:
27420- 1. i. Isaac Clark b. Feb. 27, 1760, m. May 27, 1784, Nancy
Edwards b. in 1761 (dau. of Ebenezer Edwards, of
Northampton, and Lucy Warner): a farmer in North-
ampton. [Ebeuezer Edwards b. Sept. 4, 1727, was
son of Nathaniel lvlwards, Jr., h. July 26, 1694, who
m. May 18, 1720, Mary Strong b. May 19, 1701, dau.
of Samuel Strong, of Northampton, and Ruth Sheldon.]
He d. Nov. 1831 ; she d. Feb. 1S23. See p. 1414.
[6th Gen.] Children:
27422- 3. i. Rev. Josiah Clark b. in Northampton, March 7, 1785.
27424. ii. Melzar Clark b. Jan. 28, 1737, m, March, 1812, Almira
Paine : d. in ■ O., Dec. 3, 1814, a merchant.
27425. iii. Rebecca Clark b. March 31, 1789, d. unmarried, Feb.
22, 1826.
27426- 7. iv. Hon. Chauncey (Mark b. Aug. 19, 1790, m. Martha
Starkweather, of Northampton : a member for several
years of the State legislature, and twice State Senator :
a resident of Northampton.
2742S- 9. v. Quartus Clark b. May 11, 1792, m. Pamelia Rust, of
Westhumpton, Mass. He d. in Ohio, July 20, 1S40 :
a farmer.
1464 Descendants of Mary [Strong) Clark, Daughter
27430- 1. vi. Shammah Clark b. Dec. 11, 1793, a teacher in Balti-
more, where he d. Nov. 1849. He ni. Phebe Downing,
of Columbia, Pa.
27432. vii. Asher Clark b. Dec. 8, 1795, d. Aug. 12, 1796.
27433- 4. viii. Isaac Clark b. May 31, 1798, m. Harriet Amsden of
Deerfield, Mass., and for 2d wife her sister Maria : a
druggist in Northampton, where he d. May, 1847.
27435- 6. ix. Nancy Edwards Clark b. May 9, 1801, in. EH Loveland,
and removed in 1830, to Marion, Ala.
27437- 8. x. Asher Clark (2d) b. Oct. 22, 1802, m. Aug. G, 1832, his
cousin Ruth Edwards Dixon of Rutland, Mass. (dau.
of John Dixon and Ruth Edwards) : principal and
proprietor of a seminary for young ladies in Baltimore,
Md., since 1821.
27439.
27440-
27422-3. i. Rev. Josiah Clark b. March 7, 1785, grad. at Williams
Coll., in 1809, m. Nov. 25, 1811, Asenath Edwards b. Jan. 25, 1783
(dau. of Nathaniel Edwards of Northampton, and Mary Clapp), preceptor
of Leicester Academy, Mass. (1S09-18), and pastor of the Cong. Ch. at
Rutland, Mass., from June 2, 1818, to his death July 11, 1845.
[7th Gen.] Children :
i. NANCY Parsons Clark b. Sept. 5, 1812, at Leicester, d.
March 26,1813.
1. ii. Josiah Clark b. at Leicester, Feb. 7, 1814, grad. at Yale
in 1833, taughtschool at Westminster, Mass. (1833-7),
and at Baltimore, Md. : studied theology at Andover
(1837-41), being for a year " an Abbott resident,"
He was preceptor of Leicester Academy, Mass. (1841-9),
principal of Willistou Seminary at Easthampton, Mass.
(1849-63). Since 1863, he has resided at Northamp-
ton ; teaching private classes and associated with " The
Round Hill School." He m. Nov. 21, 1842, Lucy Ed-
wards Dewey of Northampton, his cousin (dau. of
David Little Dewey and Lucy Edwards). No issue.
To him chiefly is due this account of his grandfather's
descendants.
27442- 3. iii. Melzar Clark b. at Leicester, June 28, 1815, m. Nov..
1854, Helen Marr of Waterbury, Ct,, of Scotch descent:
resides in New York : no issue.
Sydenham Clark b. at Leicester, July 20, 1817, d. Auo-
21, 1S23.
Charles Chauucey Clark b. at Rutland, Mass., Oct. 22
1818, d. Feb. 9, 1820.
Nancy Sumner Clark b. Dec. 23, 1821, d. Aug. 29, 1S23.
Charles Sydenham Clark b. July 19, 1824, d. Jan 8
1826.
27448. viii. Mary Edwards Clark b. in Rutland, Mass., March 25,
1826, lives unmarried in Northampton.
27444.
iv.
27445.
v.
27446.
27447.
vi.
vii
of Elder John Strong, both of Northampton. 1465
XI.
DESCENDANTS OF SARAH (STRONG) BARNARD
OF NORTHAMPTON, DAUGHTER OF ELDER
JOHN STRONG.
[2d Gen.] See pa^e 19.
27-S. xiv. Sarah Strong (dau. of Elder John Strong and Abigail
Ford) b in 1G5G, in. Doc. 19, 1075, Joseph Barnard of Hadley, and
afterwards of Deerfield, Mass. (son of Francis Barnard, an early
settler of Hartford, Ct.. " a viewer of chimneys and ladders there in
164G." He removed to Hadley in 1G59. He was the ancestor of many
clergymen." His wife's name was Hannah). He resided in Northamp-
ton. He d. from wounds received from Indians, Sept. 6, 1G95. She
m. Sept. 23, 1G9S, as his 2d wife Capt. Jonathan Wells, for a second
husband. He was son of Thomas and Mary Wells of Hadley, Mass., and
resided iu Deerfield, Mass., where he d. Jan. 3, 1739. She d. Feb. 10,
1733.
[3d Gen.] Children:
By first huiband :
Dr. John Barnard b. Nov. 19, 1G76.
Sarah Barnard b. Dec. 30, 1G77, m. in 1700, Thomas
Wells.
Joseph Barnard b. Oct. 13, 1079, d. Aug. 8, 1681.
Sergeant Joseph Barnard b. June 20, 1GS1.
Thomas Barnard b. March 13, 1GS3, lived in Lebanon, Ct.
Samuel Barnard b. Dec. 1, 1G84, lived in Salem, Mass.,
where he d. Nov. 21, 17G2.
r ii. Rebecca Barnard b. Doc. 25, 1GS6, m Jonathan Wells,
Jr., in 1718.
viii.HANNAH Barnard b. about 1688, in. in 1709, Samuel
"'Child.
Abigail Barnard b. Oct. 3. 1691, m. in 1720, Ebenezer
Wells.
Thankful Barnard b. about 1G93, m. in 1714, Ebenezer
Sheldon.
Ebenezer Barnard of Roxbury b. March 13, 1G96.
27449-50. i. JonN Barnard, M.D. (son of Joseph Barnard and
Sarah Strong) b. Nov. 19, 1G76, m. Mary Marshall (dau. of Samuel and
Mary Marshall). Shed. May 22, 1696 ; hem. Jan. 13, 1701, Bridget Cook
for 2d wife, b. March 31, 1683 (dau. of Capt Aaron Cook of Hadley, and
Sarah Westwood) : a physician at Hadley. He d. March 6, 1726, aged
49. She m. for 2d husband, Sept. 24, 1730, Dea. Samuel Dickinson.
[4th Gen.] Children :
274GG. i. Thomas Barnard, M.D., b. about 1703 : a physician in
Tolland, Ct.
27449-50.
27451- 2.
i.
ii.
27453.
27454.
27455.
27456.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
27457- S.
vii
27459-60.
vii
27401- 2.
ii.
27463- 4.
X.
274C5.
xi.
1466 Descendants of Sarah {Strong) Barnard, Daughter
274G7- 8. ii.
27469-70.
iii
27471- 2.
iv.
27473.
v.
27474- 5.
vi
27476.
vi
27477.
vi
27478.
IX
27479.
X.
Bridget Barnard b. Sept. 30, 1708, in. Jonathan Burt
of Dcerfield, in 1729.
Sarati Barnard b. Feb. 2, 1710, m. Thomas Temple.
Abigail Barnard b. March 14, 1712, m. Aaron Cook.
John Barnard b. Dec. 12, 1713, lived at Shutesbury.
Joanna Barnard b. Oct. 1, 1715, m. Enos Nash.
vii. Francis Barnard b. Nov. 11, 1717, d. Jan. 5, 1719.
ii. Joseph Barnard b. Jan. 1, 1720, lived at Sunderland.
. Francis Barnard (2d) b. Oct. 6, 1721.
Rebecca Barnard b. May 18, 1724.
[4th Gen."]
27469-70. iii. Sarah Barnard (dau. of Dr. John Barnard and
Bridget Cook) b. Feb. 2, 1710, m. Aug. 12, 1730, Thomas Temple of
Hadley, and afterwards of Shutesbury.
[5th Gcu.] Children:
Sarah Temple b. at Hadley, Dec. 23, 1730.
Elijah Temple b. July 2, 1732.
Thomas Temple b. Jan. 22, 1734.
ABCHELAUS Temple b. Dec. 10, 1735.
Beulah Temple b. Nov. 11, 1737.
William Temple b. at Shutesbury.
vii. John Temple. 27489. x. Silas Temple,
viii. Mary Temple. 27490. xi. Rosina Temple.
is. Dorcas Temple. 27491. xii. Frederic Temple.
[4th Gen/1
27471-2. iv. AbigailBarnard (dau. of Dr. John Barnardand Bridget
Cook) b. March 14, 1712, m. May, 1740, Aaron Cook ofHadley, Mass., b.
Feb. 21, 1707 (son of Moses Cook of Hadley, and Mary Barnard dau. of
Samuel Barnard and Mary Colton of Hadley). He d. March 29, 1795.
She d. June 18, 17S2, aged 72.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27492- 3. i. Samuel Cook b. June 7, 1741, m. in 1761, Mary Fair-
field of Belchertown.
27494- 5. ii. William Cook b. June 7, 1743.
2749G. iii. Moses Cook d. unmarried : a Revolutionary soldier.
27497- 8. iv. Thankful Cook m. Sept. 2, 1773, Walter Fairfield of
Lyme.
27499. v. Mary Cook b. Aug. 29, 1756.
27500. vi. Samuel Cook b. Jan. 16, 1763.
27502. vii. Elijah Cook b. Nov. 20, 1764.
27494-5. ii. William Cook (sou of Aaron Cook and AbigailBarnard)
b. June 7, 1743, m. April 26, 1770, Martha White b. Aug. 3, 1742 (dau.
of William White of Hadley and Martha Warner) : lived at Hadley. He
d. Oct. 20, 1817, She d. Oct. 14, 1816, aged 74.
27480.
i.
27481.
ii.
27482.
iii
27483.
iv
27484.
v.
27485.
vi
27486.
vi
27487.
vi
27488.
is
of Elder John Strong, both of Northampton , 1467
[6th Gen.] Children :
27503- 4. i. Experience Cook b. Nov. 20, 1771, m. in 1795, Stephen
Cook.
27505. ii. Mary Cook b. Nov. 11, 1774, d. unmarried Aug. 5,
1806, aged 31.
27506. hi. Martha Cook b. Sept. 18, 1777.
27507- 8. iv. David White Cook b. July 20, 1779, m. Nov. 23, 1799,
Salome Cady, andd.in Belchertovrn Jan. 29, 1854, a>t. 74.
27509. v. William Cook b. Aug. 23, 1781 : d. in Hatfield.
[4th Gen.]
27474-5. vi. Joanna Barnard (dau. of Dr. John Barnard and
Bridget Cook) b. Oct. 1, 1715, m. Feb. 18, 1736, Dea. Enos Nash of
Hadley, b. April 21, 1714 (son i>f John Nash of Hadley, and Elizabeth
Kellogg) : a blacksmith. He d. Aug. 28, 1768, aged 54. She d. March
10, 1788, aged 72.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27510. i. Joanna Nash b. Jan. 1, 1737 : d. 1740.
27511. ii. Enos Nash d. young.
27512- 3. iii. Rebecca Nash m. Nehemiah Gaylord.
27514. iv. Enos Nash (2d).
27515. v. Josiaii Nash b. Aug. 27, 1749.
27512-3. iii. Rebecca Nash m. Sept. 4, 1766, Nehemiah Gaylord
(son of Nehemiah Gaylord) : a farmer at Hadley : she d. Aug. 15, 1794.
[6th Gen.] Children :
27516. i. Joanna Gaylord. d. unmarried.
27517- 8. ii. Lucinda Gaylord bapt. 1774, m. Richard Osborn.
27519-21. iii. Moses Gaylord b. June 6, 1776, m. Polly Baker, and for
2d wife Clarissa Stock well.
27522- 3. iv. Rebecca Gaylord b. Jan. 6, 1780, m. Isaac Baker of
Amherst.
27524. v. Nehemiah Gaylord bapt. March 24, 1782 : d. April, 1782.
27525. vi. A child b. Dec. 17S3 : d. soon.
27526- 7. vii. Jerusha Gaylord bapt. Jam 25, 1784, m. Francis Striok-
land of Amherst.
[5th Gen.]
27515. v. Josiah Nash (son of Dea. Enos Nash and Joanna Barnard)
b. Aug. 27, 1749, m. Jan. 30,1772, Eunice Knight b. July 24, 1751
(dau. of Simeon Knight of Ware, Mass ) : lived at Hadley. She d. Feb.
14, 1814, aged 02; he d. March 4, 1814, aged 64: a blacksmith.
[6th Gen.] Children :
27528. i. Samuel Nash b. Nov. 13, 1772, d. April 20, 1787, set 15.
27529. ii. Josiah Nash b. .March 2, 1775 : killed by the kick of a
horse, May, 1793, aged IS.
27530. iii. John Nash b. Nov. 29, 1770.
27531. iv. Elijah Nash b. Dec. 10, 1778. '
27532. v. Timothy Nash b. July 6, 1781.
r
1468 Descendants of Hannah {Strong) Clark of Lebanon, Gt.,
27533. vi. Eunice Nash b. Nov. 5, 1783, d. unmarried April 5, 1812.
27534. vii. Oliver Nash b. Oct. 2-4, 1785.
27535. viii. Samuel Nash b. Nov. 29. 178S, d. March 5, 1789.
27536. ix. Lois Nash b. Dec. 8, 1789, d. unmarried.
27537- 8. x. Joanna Nash b. Jan. 29, 1792, m. Jan. 27, 1814, Enos
Dickinson of Amherst, b. March 27, 17S8 (son of Enos
Dickinson — who was son of Nathan and Lois Dickin-
son — dau. of Moses Dickinson of Amherst). She d.
March 19, 1818, aud he m. again.
27539-40. xi. Sarah Nash b. March 25, 1794, m. Andrew Scott : she
d. in Cleveland, 0., Jan. 21, 1847, aged 52.
27541- 2. xii. Submit Nash b. June 25, 1797, m. Jan. 31, 1838, Dea.
John Tolman of Ware.
XII.
DESCENDANTS OF HANNAH (STRONG) CLARK OF
LEBANON, CT., DAUGHTER OF ELDER JOHN
STRONG.
[2d Gen.] See page 19.
29-30. xv. Hannah Strong (dau. of Elder John Strong and Abigail
Ford) b. May 30, 1659, m. July 15, 1GS0, Capt. William Clark of North-
ampton, b. July 3, 1656 (son of Lt. Wm. Clark the settler and brother of
Dea. John Clark who m. his wife's sister Hannah), an early settler, large
landholder and prominent man, in Lebanon, Ct. '-' He bought with Josiah
Dewey May 2, 1700, of Owauecho, sachem of the Mohegans, a large
tract of wilderness, there called, " The Clark and Dewey Purchase." She
d. Jan. 31, 1693-4, aged 34, and he m. Jan. 31, 1694-5, for 2d wife
r Mary Smith, who bore him five children, viz. : 1. Timothy b. Oct. 12,
[ \ 1695. 2. Gershom b. Nov. 18, 1697. 3. Mary b. Nov. 22, 1G99, and
d. Oct. 10, 1702. 4. David b. Nov. 19, 1701, d. June 19, 1703. 5. David
:' . (2d) b. June 22, 1705, d. May 10, 1706. He d. May 9, 1725, aged 68 :
she d. April 23, 1748, aged 86.
[Lieut. William Clark his father was with his wife Sarah, a member of
the Dorchester church as early, it would seem, as 1637. In 1659, they
removed to Northampton, five years after its first settlement. Sbe d. Sept.
6, 1675, and he m. for 2d wife Nov. 15, 1676, widow Sarah Cooper of
Springfield. Sbe d. May S, 16SS: he d. July 9 (O. S), or (N. S.), July
18, 1600, aged 81. His children were : I. Sarah b. June 21, 1633, who
d. youag. II. Jonathan b. Oct. 1, 1639. in. Nathaniel b. Jan. 27,
1642. iv. Experience b. March 30, 1646. v. Rebecca b. about 1649,
n m. Israel Rust. VI. Dea. John Clark b. in 1651. vir. Samuel Clark
I
27543- 5.
i.
27546.
ii.
27547- 8.
iii
27549-50.
IV.
27551.
v.
27552- 3.
vi.
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1469
bapt. Oct. 23, 1653. vm. Capt. William Clark b. July 3. 1656. ix.
Sarah Clark b. March 19, 1659, in. John Parsons. Here beho'ld a sad
picture of the times. Jack, a negro servant of Samuel Woleott of Wethers-
field, set fire to the house of Lt. William Clark, July 14, 1681, in North-
ampton, "by taking a brand of fire from the hearth and swinging it up
and down, for to find victuals ; " and was sentenced " to be taken from the
bar to tbe place whence he came, and there to be hanged by the neck till
he be dead and then to be taken down and burnt to ashes in the fire." He
confessed that " he did it and did it in carelessness;" but the law had its
course.]
[3d Gen.] Children:
Hannah Clark b. May 5, 1681, m. Ebenezer Hunt, d.
June 10, 1758.
Abigail b. Jan. 25, 1633-1, d. May 2, 1687.
Wm. Clark, Jr., b. Feb. 15, 1685.
Jonathan Clark b. May 13, 16S8.
Thomas Clark b. April 14, 1090, settled in Waterbury, Ct.
Josepii Clark b. Dec. 31, 1691.
27554- 5. vii. Benoni Clark b. Feb. 1, 1693-4.
27543-5. i. Hannah Clark b. May 5, 1681, m. May 27, 1698,
Ebenezer Hunt b. Feb. 6, 1676 (sou of Dea. Jonathan Hunt of North-
ampton, and Clemcnce Hosmer) : a farmer at Lebanon, Ct. He d. Feb.
23, 1742-3; and she m. Dec. 20, 1743, for 2d husband, Thomas Bissell.
She d. June 10, 1758, aged 77. They removed from Northampton to
Lebanou, about 1723.
[4th Gen.] Children:
27556. i. Hannah Hunt b. Oct. 4, 1699.
27557. ii. Stephen Hunt b. July 24, 1701, d. in 1734.
27558- 9. iii. Dea. Ebenezer Hunt b. Auj:. 28, 1703, d. Feb. 21, 1788.
27560. iv. William Hunt b. Oct. 12, 1705.
27561. v. Abigail Hunt b. May 30, 1707, d. Aug. 24, 1708.
27562. vi. Abigail Hunt (2d) b. July 16, 1708.
27563. vii. Daniel Hunt b. Aug. 17, 1711, d. in 1303.
27564- 5. viii. Lieut. Simeon Huntb. Nov. 13, 1713, d. April 26, 1793.
27566. ix. Phineas Hunt") d. Aug. or Oct. 21, 1787.
I twins, b. May 24, 1716.
27567. x. Esther Hunt ) d. soon.
27503. xi. Esther Hunt ('id) b. Oct. 27, 1718, d. Feb. 16, 1743.
27569. xii. Sibyl Hunt b. Nov. 7, 1720, d. Aug. 1, 1748.
27570- 1. xiii. Deulah Hunt b. March 16, 1723, m. Jacob Parsons of
l Northampton. See for account of her descendants t>.
1301. F
The Hunt3 went from Hartford co Northampton, and thence to Leba-
non, Ct., and thence to Coveutry, Ct.
27558-9. iii. Dea. Ebenezer Hunt (son of Ebenezer Hunt of Leba-
non, and Hannah CLrk) b. Aug. 28, 1703 : a tradesman at Northampton,
ii] 89'
r
27572.
i.
27573.
ii.
27574.
iii.
27575.
iv.
27570.
v.
27577.
vi.
27578.
vii.
27579.
vii
1470 Descendants of Hannah [Strong) Clark of Lebanon, Ct.,
Mass. He m. Dec. 9, 1730, Elizabeth King of Northampton (dau. of
William King and Elizabeth ) b. June 15, 1708. He d. Feb. 21,
1788, aged 84.
[5th Gen.] Children:
Elizabeth Hunt b. June 22, 1732, d. July 2, 1732.
Ebenezer Hunt b. Dec. 12, 1734, d. Dec. 15, 1734.
Elizabeth Hunt (2d) b. April 24, 1738, d. Dec. 1739.
Hannah Hunt b Aug. 30, 1741, d. Sept. 20, 1741.
Hannah Hunt (2d) b. July 11, 1743, d. same day.
Ebenezer Hunt (2d) b, Nov. 15, 1744.
vii. Dayid Hunt b. Nov. 2S, 1746.
rm. Setii Hunt b. Feb. 14, 1748-9.
[4th Gen.]
275G4-5. viii. Lieut. Simeon Hunt (son of Ebenezer Hunt, and
Hannah Clark) b. in Northampton, Nov. 13, 1713, m. a Miss Lyman of
Lebanon, Ct. : a farmer in Coventry, Ct. She d. and he m. for 2d wife
■ widow Submit Troup Clark b. March, 1726. She d. May 2, 1S08, aged
82. He d. in Coventry, April 26, 1793, aged 79.
[5th Gen.] Children:
By first wife : .
27580. i. Hannah Hunt b. March 15, 1737.
275S1- 2. ii. Cai*t. Eliphaz Hunt b. Jan. 25, 1739, m. Hannah Stiles.
27583. iii. Simeon Hunt b. July 26, 1740, d. soon.
27554. iv. Medad Hunt b. Jan. 2, 1743, d. in 1814.
27555. v. Simeon Hunt (2d) b. June 20, 1745, d. soon.
27556. vi. Esther Hunt b. Feb. 27, 1747, d. early. .
27587- 8. vii. Gad Hunt b. Jan. 16, 1749.
27589. viii. Simeon Hunt (3d) b. July 8, 1751.
27590. ix. Ebenezer Hunt b. Sept, 6, 1753.
27591. x. Eliphaeet Hunt b. Aug. 1, 1755.
27592. xi. Hannah Hunt b. Sept. 1, 1757.
27593- 4. xii. Esther Hunt b. Aug. 28, 1759. m. Mr. Dorman of JJel-
chertown, Mass., d. April 17, 1813.
27595. xiii.ELUAii Hunt b. June 23,1761: a Revolutionary. sol-
dier : confined in a prison ship by the British in N. Y.
' Harbor.
By second icife :
27506. xiv. Stephen Hunt b. Oct. 24, 1765.
27597. xv. Asahf.l Hunt b. Sept. 20, 1767.
275S1-2. ii. Capt. Eliphaz Hunt (son of Lieut, Simeon Hunt) b.
Jan. 25, 1739, m. May 21, 1761, Hannah Stiles b. Sept, 18, 1739 (dau.
of Ebenezer Stiles, and Sarah Finney his second wife). She d. Jan. 3,
1818, aged 79. Capt Hunt d. Jan. 12, 1S20, aged SI.
[6th Gen.] Children:
27598- 9. i. Dr. Ebenezer Hunt b. July 2, 1766, m. Sept. 11, 179:],
Anna Strong b. Sept. 1, 1760 (dau. of Rev. Nathan
Strong of Coventry, and lather Mcacham)'. He was
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1471
grad. at Yale in 17S7 : a physician at Coventry, Ct. :
a man of superior intellect and commanding presence
and great influence in every way. He was also justice of
the peace, an office of high repute in those days. He d.
April 23, 1S08, aged 41, in the midst of great usefulness
and reputation. She d. Nov. 14, 1S33. See for full ac-
count of his family, pp. 753-G.
27600- 1. ii. Elipiiaz Hunt b. April 18, 1772, m. Anna Phelps of
Hebron : removed to X. II., and had several children.
27602- 3. iii. Hannah Hunt b. Sept. 30, 1774, m. John Downer and
removed to New Hampshire.
27604- 5. iv. Ruth Hunt b. July 2, 1779, m. Eleazer Porneroy, Jr.,
of Coventry.
2760G. v. Eleazer Hunt, M.D., b. Dec. 28, 17S6, d. March 14,
1867, aged 80.
[5th Gen.]
27587-8. vii. Gad Hunt (son of Lieut. Simeon Hunt of Coventry),
b. Jan. 16, 1749, m. April 16, 1769, Elizabeth Woodward of Coventry,
b. Aug. 28, 1747. She d. July 13, 1829, aged S2; he d. May 26, 1506,
a farmer at Coventry.
[6th Gen.] Children :
27607. i. Esther Hunt b. March 10, 1771.
27608- 9. ii. Gad Hunt, Jr., b. April 14, '1773, m. March 30, 1802,
Polly Bissell. See supra.
27610. iii. Clarissa Hunt b. Nov. 27, 1779.
27611. iv. Horace Hunt b. Jan. 7, 1788. There were probably other
children also.
• [3d Gen] Children :
27547-S. iii. William Clark (son of Capt. William Clark and
Hannah Strong) b. Feb. 15, 1085, m. Jan. 5, 1709-10, Bethiah Williams:
a farmer at Lebanon, Ct.
[4th Gen.] Children:
27612. i. Hannah Clark b. Feb. 21, 1710-11.
27613- 4. ii. William Clark b. Oct. 28, 1712.
27615- 6. iii. Betiiiah Clark b. Sept. 27, 1714, m. Jonathan Lyman ^>_
27617. iv. Beulau Clark b. Oct. 24, 1716, d. Feb. 10, 1725-6.
27618-20. v. Phinehas Clark b. May 15, 17 IS.
27621. vi. Mary Clark b. Aug. 9, 1720.
27622. vii. Jemima Clark b. about 1721.
27623. viii. Martha Clark b. Feb. 2, 1723-4.
27624. ix. Submit Clark b. March 19, 1726.
27625. x. Beulau Clark (2d) b. Dec. 20, 1729.
27613-i. ii. William Clark b. Oct. 28, 1712, m. Oct. 3, 1738, Lydia
Lamb : a farmer in Lebanon.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27626. i. Joseph Clark b. Nov. 26, 1739.
27627. ii. William Clark b. March 27, 1742.
-
1472 Descendants of 'Hannah [Strong) Clark of Lebanon, Ct.,
27628. iii. Lydia Clark b. June 12, 1744.
27G29. iv. Patience Clark b. May 31, 1747.
27630. v. Submit Clark b. Oct. 1, 1749.
27631. vi. Nathaniel Clark b. in 1751.
27632. vii. Patience Clark b. July 20, 1753.
27633. viii.LAViNrA Clark b. April 25, 1755.
27634. is. Elijah Clark b. April 25, 1757.
[4th Gen.]
27618-20. v. Phinehas Clark b. May 15, 1718, m. Nov. 5, 1741,
Priseilla Cade : a farmer in Lebanon. She d. Dec. 13, 1750, and be m.
for 2d wife, June 20, 1751, Hanuab Collins.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
27635. i. Bathshjebah Clark b. June 26, 1742.
27636. ii. Piuscilla Clark b. Aug. 10, 1743.
27637. iii. Mary Clark b. May 11, 1744-5.
27638. iv. Hannah Clark b. May 24, 1746.
27639. v. Alice Clark b. April 24, 1748.
27640. vi. Lydia Clark b. March 3, 1750.
By second wife :
27641. vii. William Clark b. Aug. 15, 1752.
[3d Gen.]
27549-50. iv. Jonathan Clark (son of Capt. William Clark and
Hannah Strong) b. May 13, 16S8, m. Jan. 6, 1713-14, Hannah Smalley :
a farmer at Lebanon, Ct. He d. Jan. 12, 1743-4. One child :
i. Jonathan Clark, Jr., b. Nov. 1, 1715, who m. Jan. 10,
1735, Mercy Dewey : a farmer in Lebanon.
[5th Gerj.] Children :
27642.
27643.
27644.
27645.
27646.
27647.
27648.
27649.
27650.
27651.
i. Hannah Ckrk b. Sept. 25, 1735.
ii. Jonathan Clark b. April 29, 1737.
iii. Lemuel Clark b. April 3, 1739, d. March 6, 1749-50.
iv. Dan Clark b. May 25, 1741.
v. Mercy Clark b. Sept. 3, 1743-4, d. Aug. 15, 1744.
vi. Mercy Clark (2d) b. June 24, 1745. v.-. ja >-j* =" 1wAl
vii. David Clark b. Aug. 23, 1748.
viii. Zerviah Clark b. April 28, 1751.
ix. Lemuel Clark (2d) b. Ang. 8, 1753.
x. Gersuom Clark b. Sept. 6, 1755.
[3d Gen.]
27552-3. vi. Joseph Clark (son of Capt. William Clark and Han-
nah Strong) b. Dec. 31, 1691, m. June 20, 1717, Rebecca Huntington b.
Feb. 1698-9 (dau. of Samuel Huntington) : a farmer at Lebanon. He d.
Sept. 10, 1769, aged 77.
[4th Gen.] Children:
27652. i. Mary Clark b. July 11, 1720.
If
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1473
27653. ii. Acioail Clark b. Nov. 26, 1721.
27654. iii. Joseph Clark b. Doc. 8, 1723, d. in 1748.
27655. iv. Lydia Clark b. Jan. 31, 1725-6, d. Jan. 8, 1728-9.
27656. v. Hebecca Clark b. Feb. 27, 1727-8.
27657. vi. Lydia Clark (2d) b. Feb. 13, 1720-30.
27658. vii. Asahel Clark b. Marcb 25, 1738-
(659
viii. Irene Clark b. Sept. 17, 1742.
[3d Gen.]
27554-5. vii. Benoni Clark (son of Capt. William Clark and Hannah
Strong) b. Feb. 1, 1693-4, m. Nov. 6, 1718, Hannah Root b. May 12,
1699 (dau. of Thomas Root of Lebanon, and Sarah ) a farmer at Le-
banon, Ct.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27660. i. Sarah Clark b. Aug. 22, 1720.
27661. ii. Zerviah Clark b. June 27, 1722, d. Nov. 1, 1739.
27662. iii. Eleazer Clark b. Aug. 25, 1724.
27663. iv. Hannah Clark b. Oct. 1, 1726.
27664. v. Miriam Clark b. Sept. 1, 1728.
27665- 6. vi. Benoni Clark b. Sept. 7, 1730.
27667. vii. Matthew Clark } . . , T1 ,_„,_,
27668. viii. Ephraim Clark } twlDS > b - Jul y 8 > 1732 -
27669. ix. Sibyl Clark b. June 3, 1734.
27670. x. John Clark b. Aug. 27, 1736.
27671. xi. Rhoda Clark b. Nov. 5, 1738.
27672. xii. Thomas Clark b. Jan. 11, 1740-1.
27665-6. vi. Benoni Clark, Jr., b. Sept. 7, 1730, m. Nov. 12, 1750
Ruth Carpenter : a farmer in Lebanon.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27673. i. Thomas Clark b. Oct. 5, 1751.
27674. ii. G-ershom Clark b. April 29, 1753.
27675. iii. Jerome Clark b. Jan. 14, 1755.
xin.
DESCENDANTS OF HESTER (STRONG) BISSELL,
OF WINDSOR, CT., DAUGHTER OF ELDER JOHN
STRONG.
[2d Gen.] See page 19.
31-2. xvi. Hester Strong (dau. of Elder John Strong and Abigail
Ford) b. June 7, 1661, m. Oct. 15, 1678, Thomas Bissell, Jr., of Wind-
sor, Ct., b. Oct. 2, 1656 (son of Thomas Bissell and Abigail Moore). He
d. Dec. 27, 173S ; she d. March 4, 1720-7.
££, ft^r •7W""' ■-■■■
1474 Descendants of 'Hester (Strong) Bissell of Windsor, 0t. 3
[3d Gen.] Children: _/ >. V' 1 ^
27676. i. Esther Bissell b. Sept. 10, 1679. C^-^ ^ "
27678. ii. Abigail Bissell b. Oct. 20, 1681. .,-, '
27079-S0. ill- Thomas Bissell b. Dec. 3, 16S3. l <-
27681. iv. Ebenezer Bissell b. Oct. 18, 1685.
27679-SO. iii. Thomas Bissell b. Dec. 3, 16S3, m. Feb. 10, 1709,
Martba Looinis (dau. of Stephen Loomis, of Windsor, probably, and Es-
ther Colt) b. Nov. 15, 1691. lie was the first settler in Wapping — a
section of Windsor — to which he went as early as 1705. Shortly after
settling there, he had a severe fight with a large and powerful Indian,
who in a drunken state told him that he had already killed 99 white men
and was agoing to make of him, the hundredth. Bissell, though young
came off conqueror in the fearful struggle, and killed his foe, instead of
being killed by him. He d. June 11, 1771 ; she d. Sept. 2, 1751.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27682. i. Martha Bissell b. Feb. 21, 1710. — —
27683. ii. Josiah Bissell b. March 11, 1712.
27684- 5. iii. Jerijau Bissell b. in 1713, d. Dec. 9, 1806, aged 93
27686. iv. Isaiah Bissell b. April 29, 1714.
27687. v. Asahel Bissell b. Nov. 29, 1716, drowned on his return
from Canada, during the old French war.
27688. vi. Job Bissell b. Feb. 13, 1718. - . ^_ i . - ^~^ II r-L
27689. vii. Daniel Bissell b. Dec. 3, 1721. ''~""' ' __,
27690. viii.EuN.iCE Bissell b. May 1, 1724. - , . '■ < '■*+*
27684-5. iii. Jerijau Bissell b. in 17l3, m. March 27, 1751, Lydia
Bartlett b. in 1723, lived in East Windsor, Ct. He d. Dec. 9, 1806,
aged 93; she d. Nov. 20, 1812, aged 89.
[5th Gen.] Children:
27691. i. Jerijah Bissell b. Dec. 20, 1751, d. July 16, 1825.
27092. ii. Lydia Bissell b. Sept. 13, 1753, d. March 2, 1789.
27693- 4. iii. Betsey Bissell b. March 21, 1756, m. a Mr. Wolcott d.
Feb. 15, 1795.
27695- 6. iv. Thomas Bissell b. Dec. 2, 1757.
27697. v. Mary Bissell b. Feb. 21, 1760, m. a Mr. Wolcott, d. May
26, 1845.
27698. vi. Asahel Bissell b. Feb. 20, 1762.
27099. vii. Ann Bissell b. Jan. 20, 1764, d. Aug. 9, 1768.
27700- 1. viii. Martha Bissell b. March 6, 1766, m. Jonah Bissell, d.
Jan. 1, 1810.
27695-6. iv. Thomas Bissell b. Dec. 2, 1757, in. Nov. 23, 177-,
Hannah Bissell. She d. Jan. 2, 1793, and he m. for 2d wife Nov. 20,
1804, Eleanor Mills. He d. Dec. 31, 1855, aged 98.
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
27702- 3. i. James Bissell b. Dec. 9, 1772.
Daughter of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1475
27704- 5. ii. Eleanor Porter Bissell m. April 24 , 1832, Josiah Rice
of Hartford, Ct.
27706. iii. Thomas II. Bissell of East Windsor, u- ."■'-.■= ' -' ^C^^"*"
• (<L c i - •• , x ; •■; ;/>7 \ ,: .,- .-_ ■
27702-3. i. James Bissell b. Dec. 9, 1772, in. Nov. 23, 1817,
_ Amelia Mills. She d. in 1337, and he in. for 2d wife Oct. 8, 1838,
Maria Milk X : , _y /; £ .. .. ■ ^
[7th Gen.] Children : ' // " <-V* < /V
. 27707. i. Hannah Amelia Bisssell. - /-> f-,' / $"i,0 ; w. /- frf r.i
27708. ii. Maria Sarah Bissell. -r*-£' c i <~ . a
- 27709. iii. Jane Elizabeth Bissell. J . .'* ' 7 J *"
27710. iv. Charles Porter Bissell. ^) C cU ^ fr^?
27711. v. Frederic A. Bissell. .. . /„ v; >
27712. vi.- James Mason Bissell. boot and shoe dealer in Hartford Ct '•■ >
27713. vii. Ellen Athena Bissell. . / ^ .
27714. - viii. Homer Thomas Bissell. ; . -v. v
[AH else that the author knows of the Bissell branch of the Strong
family can be gleaned from Stiles Hist, of Ancient Windsor, by any others
/is well as by himself.]
,4 -Li.
2-C
St
..-<
DESCENDANTS OF JERIJAH STRONG, SON OF EL-
DER JOHN STRONG, ROTH OF NORTHAMPTON.
[2d Gen.] See page 19. '
35-G. xviii. Jerijah Strong (son of Elder John Strong and Abigail
Ford) b. Dec. 12, 1005, in. July 18, 1700, Thankful Stebbins b. May 11,
1G78 (dau. of John Stebbins of Northampton, and Abigail Bartlett): a
• farmer at Northampton. He d. of pleurisy April 24, 1754, aged 89':
she d. May 24, 1744, aged 06. ,. ./-J. ; ii /
[3d Gen.] Children: -.-.; ,/\ : - y
Jerijah Strong b. Sept, 8, 1701, d. soon.
Thankful Strong b. Aug. 20, 1702, m. Jouathan Hunt.
Jerijah Strong (2d) b. May 14, 1705.
Eunice Strong b. Sept. 10, 1707, ra. Aug. 1740, De^.
Nathaniel Brewer of Springfield, .Mass., b. in 1711 (son
of Rev. Daniel Brewer and Catharine Chauncey) see ""
previous page (1282).
v. Itiiamar Strong b. June 24,1710, d. Aug. 7. 1711.
vi. Itjiamak Strong (2d) b. Aug. 8, 1713, d. April 10, 1714.
5. vii. Seth Strong b. April 4. 1710, m. Lois Strong (dau. of
Jonathan Strong).
8. viii. Bela Strong b. Oct. 4, 1719, d. May 5, 1803, a^red 83.
/
27715.
i.
27710- 7.
ii.
27718- 9.
iii.
27720- 1.
iv.
1476 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
[3d Gen.]
27713-9. ill. Jerijah Strong, Jr., b. May 14, 1705, m. March 17,
1737, Mary Clark b. Jan. 7, 1710-11 (dau. of Increase Clark and Mary
Sheldon, the dau. of Isaac Sheldon and Sarah Warner): a farmer in
Northampton. He d. Oct. 27, 1781, aged 7G ; She d. July 16, 1793,
aged 87.
[4th Gen.] Children:
27729-30. i. Oliver Strong b. Dec. 30, 1737.
27731. ii. Mary Strong b. Dec. 22, 1738, d. soon.
27732. iii. Mary Strong (2d) bapt. Feb. 22, 1741, d. unmarried,
* Oct. 24, 1816, aged 75.
27733- 4. iv. IIaciiel Strong b. May 19, 1746, m. in 1771, Zechariah
Field of Hatfield, Mass., and had a son Setb Field.
27735- 6. v. Elijah Strong b. Nov. 11, 1752, d. Dec. 12, 1829, set. 77.
27729-30. i. Oliver Strong (son of Jerijah Strong, Jr., and Mary
Clark) b. Dec. 30, 1737, m. Oct. 6, 1774, Hannah Day b. Feb. 19, 1743
fathaniel Day b. in 1715, and T hankful Clesson). He was a
•• . : Northampton. He d. Oct. 23, 1791, aged 53. She m. for 2d
Dec. 7, 1792, John Bullard of Westhampton.
[5th Gen.] Children:
27737. i. Oliver Strong, Jr., bapt. Jan. 7, 1776, d. at Northampton,
May 8, 1819.
27738. ii. Tiiaddeus Strong bapt. Oct. 1777, d. same month.
27739-40. iii. IIaciiel Strong bapt, March 13, 1779, m. in 1799, Gideon
Edwards.
27741- 2. iv. Hannah' Strong bapt. June, 1781, m. John Birge of
Brattleboro, Vt., Sept. 26, 1805.
27743. v. Elizabeth Strong bapt. Nov. 9, 1783.
27744. vi. Charlotte Strong b. about 1785.
[4th Gen.]
27735-6. v. Elijah Strong (son of Jerijah Strong, Jr., and Mary
Clark) b. Nov. 11, 1752, m. about 1779, Elizabeth Morton of Hatfield b.
May, 1752: a farmer at Northampton, where he d. July 25, 1838, aged
84. She d. Dec. 12, 1829, aged 77.
[5th Gen.] Children:
27745- 6. i. Patty Strong b. Jan. IS (and bapt. Feb. 27), 1780,
m. Nathaniel Clark, of Northampton, d. Jan. 16, 1846,
«Tt. 65.
27747- 8. ii. Luther Strong b. Oct. 18, 1782, d. at. Northampton,
July 11, 1347, aged 64.
27740-50. iii. Elijah Strong, Jr., b. Sept. 7, (bapt.- Sept. 11), 1785.
27751. iv. Muses Strong b". (bapt. May 4) 1788 : a shoemaker in Lee
Mass. : had sons Moses and George, and a daughter
Kmily who m. a Mr. Hinman.
27752. v. Chester Strung b. (bapt, Feb. 29,) 1791, d. March 29,
1S23, aged 32, at Northampton, unmarried, a farmer.
27753- 4. vi. Lewis Strong b. (bapt. May 31), 1795, d. Aug. 2, 1S31.
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1477
r 27745-6. i. Patty Strong b. Jan. IS, 1780, m. in 1S00, Nathaniel
Clark b. May 2, 1775 (son of Nathaniel Clark and Abigail Warner) : a
farmer in Northampton. He d. May 5, 1S57, aged 82. She d. Jan. 16,
1846, aged 66.
[6th Gen.] Children:
27755. i. Quartus Clark b. Nov. IS, 1S00, d. unmarried Nov.
30, 1858.
27756- 7. ii. Nathaniel Clark b. March 4, 1S03.
2775S- 9. iii. Elizabeth Clark b. Feb. 4, 1805, m. Theodore Rust, a
merchant in Northampton, Oct. 17, 1826. No further
record of this family could be obtained.
- 27760- 1. iv. Charles Clark b. Aug. 24, 1807, m. April 23, 1839,
Mary Strong b. March 8, 1809 (dau. of Col. Elisha
Strong of Northampton). See page 1160.
27762- 3. v. Sarah Clark b. Jan. 27, 1812, m.' Jonathan Strong of
Northampton. See page 1159.
27756-7. ii. Nathaniel Clark b. March 4, 1803, m. Jan. 1, 1834,
Adeline Brewer b. April 7, 1S07 (dau. of Jonas Brewer of Brookficld,
Mass., and Polly Smith): a farmer at Northampton. She d. April 18, 1837.
[7th Gen.] Children :
27764- 5. i. Mary Jane Clark b. May 27, 1835, m. June 4, 1857,
Chas. F. Phelps.
27766- 7. ii. Martha Adeline Clark b. April 5, 1837, m. May 8,
1860, George Strong b. Jam 23, 1S13 (son of Jonathan
Strong of Northampton, and Eunice Clark) : a farmer
at Northampton. See p. 1159. They have had one
child:
27768. 1. Adeline Brewer Strong b. Dec. 17, 1862.
27764-5. i. Mary Jane Clark b. May 27, 1835, m. June 4, 1857,
Charles Frederic Phelps of Eastharnpton, Mas3., b. Oct. 28, 1833 (son of
Frederic Phelps and Jaol Shoals) : a farmer in Northampton. Children :
27769. 1. Lizzie Adeline Phelps b. March 13, 1801.
27770. 2. Nathaniel Clark Phelps b. May 19, 1864.
[5th Gen.]
27747-8. ii. Luther Strong (son of Jerijah Strong, Jr., and Eliza-
beth Morton) b. Oct. 18, 1782, m. Pec. 18, 1806, Susannah Clarke b. in
Westhampton, Mas3 , Jan. 13, 17S5 (dau. of Paul Clarke and Submit
Phelps) : a farmer at Northampton. LTe d. July 11, 1847. She d. Aug.
5,1865.
[6th Gen.] Children:
27771- 2. i. Cephas Strong b. Sept. 23, 180S.
27773- 4. ii. Eli/a Clarke Strong b. Sept. 24, 181 1, m. April 10 ; 1834,
Morris Strong of Northampton (son of Capt. David
Strong) see p. 588.
ii] 90
1478 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
27775- 6. iii. Electa Morton Strong b. Oot. 23, 1816, m. Jonathan
Allen Clarke.
27777- 8. iv. Susan Strong b. July 2, 1820, m. Edmund Stevens of
Chicopee, Mass.
27771-2. i. Cephas Strong b. Sept. 23, 1808, m. Nov. 7, 1832, Esther
Holbrook Starr b. May 22, 1804 (dau. of Thomas Starr of Easthampton,
and Keziah Thayer) : a farmer at Northampton. To him the author is
indebted for this account of his pareuts' descendants. One child :
27779-80. i. Edward Barnard Strong b. Sept. 1, 1841, m. Feb. 17,
1870, Caroline (" Carrie") Marsden ClifFe b. April 7,
1839 (dau. of Matthew Clifi'e and Jane Marsden of
Northampton) : a farmer at Northampton.
[6th Gen.]
27775-6. iii. Electa Morton Strong b. Oct. 23, 1816, m. Oct. 13,
1841. Jonathan Allen Clarke b. in 1816 (son of Allen Clarke of North-
ampton, and Maria Cook) : a farmer in Northampton. Children :
277S1- 2. 1. Helen Eliza Clarke b. Oct. 13, 1S43, m. Jan. 12, 1865,
John Willis Phelps of Springfield, Mass. (son of Willis
Phelps of Springfield, and Maria Bartlett) : a R. 11.
Conductor. They haveason : 1. Willis Phelps b. Aug.
9, 1866.
27783. 2. Harriet Sophia Clarke resides unmarried at Northampton.
[6th Gen.]
27777-8. iv. Susan Strong b. July 2, 1820, m. May 13, 1846, Ed-
mund Stevens b. Feb. 18, 1824 (son of Josiah Stevens and Mary Chapin) :
a machinist at Chicopee. Children :
27784- 5. 1. Harriet Susan Stevens b. June 4, 1847, m. Sept. 15, 1888,
Asa H. Hewett b. Sept. 7, 1829 (son of Abram and
Charlotte Hewett of Lee, Mass.) : a machinist at Chi-
copee.
27786. 2. George Edmund Stevens b. Sept. 12, 1S49.
27787. 3. Charles Melvin Stevens b. Jan. 1, 1854.
[4th Gen.]
27749-50. iii. Elijah Strong, Jr. (son of Elijah Strong of North-
ampton, and Elizabeth Morton, and grandson of Jerijah Strong, Jr.) b.
Sept. 7, 1785, m. Dec. 21, 1809, Sarah Brigga of Shutesbury, Mass., b.
July 7, 1789. She d. July 23, 1820; he d. at Castile, N. Y.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27788. i. Melissa Strong b. Oct. 2, 1810, m. Webster Herrick of
Northampton.
277S9. ii. Charles Strong b. Nov. 27, 1812: a farmer in Castile,
N. Y. : has m. twice: did not respond to letters of in-
quiry.
27790. iii Ebenezer Briggs Strong b. June 21.
an iron foundcry iu Cincinnati, O.
&m of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1479
27788-9. i. Melissa Strong b. Oct. 2, 1810, m. July 2, 1840, Web-
ster Herrick b. in Sangersfield, N. Y., Nov. 11, 1811: a machinist in
Northampton (son of Joseph llerrick b. in Worthiugton, Mass., March
17, 1776, and Jeruaha Parsons b. March 15, 1787). One child :
27791. i. Charles Edward llerrick b. Jan 17,1843, m. Oct. 25,1864
Emma Williams Hubbard of Northampton, b. July 20,
1844 (dau. of Roswell Hubbard, and Roxana Hunt) :
a machinist at Northampton.
[7th Gen.] Children :
27792. i. Edward Webster llerrick b. June 3, 18G5.
27793. ii. Annie Hubbard llerrick b. Oct. 5, 1808.
[5th Gen.]
27753—4. vi. Lewis Strong (son of Elijah Strong and Elizabeth Mor-
ton) b. in 1795, m. Maria Tower : a farmer in Northampton. He d.
Aug. 2, 1S31 : his widow m. afterwards Ilensselaer Walker of Belcher-
town. One child :
26794- 5. i. Elizabeth Strong, who m. Charles Washburne, of Bel-
chertowu, Mass.
[3d Gen.]
27716-7. ii. Thankful Strong (dau. of Jerijah Strong and Thank-
ful Stebbins) b. Aug. 26, 1702, m. Aug. 6, 1724, Jonathan Hunt of
Northampton, b. April 24, 1697 (son of Jonathan Hunt, Jr., and Martha
Williams). Hed. April 22, 1768: she d. May 5, 1785, aged 82. In
the Hist, of the Hunt Family, from which some of the facts here stated
are derived, the Northampton line is called the regal line of the family.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27796- 7. i. Martha Hunt b. May 29, 1725, m. in 1748, Rev. Stephen
Williams, Jr., of Woodstock.
27798-00. ii. Dea. Jonathan Hunt b. Feb. 12, 172G-7 : d. March 25,
1796.
27801- 2. iii. Elijah Hunt b. Jan. 17, 1728-9, m. Hannah Lyman b.
March 31, 1731 (dau. of Moses Lyman of Northampton,
and Mindwell Sheldon). She d. March 20, 1788, and he
m. for 2d wife April 10, 1789, Jane Kirby of Boston.
He was a farmer at Northampton.
27803. iv. Joel Hunt b. May 29, 1731. d. March 8, 1796.
27804, v. Abner Hunt b. June 25, 1734, d. May 24, 1759 set. 24.
27805- 6. vi. Mary Hunt b. June 20, 1739, m. Rev. Benjamin Mills.
[Jonathan Uunt. Jr., was b Jan. 20, 1600-7, and d. July 1, 1738,
aged 72. His father, Jonathan Hunt, went to Northampton, in 1660-1,
and d. there Sept. 30, 1091, aged 51. He m. Sept. 3, 1002, Clemenza
Hosmer of Hartford. His children were : I. Thomas Hunt b. Jan. 23,
1663. II. Jonathan, Jr., b. Jan. 20, 1066-7. III. John b. Dec. 22,
1G67. IV. Hannah b. Jan. 7, 1609-70. V. Clemenza b. Jan. 1671-2.
VI. Ebenezer Hunt b. Feb. 1070-7. VII. Mary b. March 24, 1680.
vni. John (2d) b. July 20, 1682.]
r-v^.
1480 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
[4th Gen.]
27798-00. ii. Dea. Jonathan Hunt (son of Jonathan Hunt and
Thankful Strong) b. Feb. 12, 1726-7, m. June 11, 1752. Sarah Parsons b.
Jan. 4, 1729 (dau. of Gideon Parsons of Northampton, and Sarah Clapp).
Shed. March 16,1765, and he in. Jan. 1, 1767, for 2d wife, widow
Hannah Pomeroy nie Merrick, previously wife of John "Pomeroy, Jr., b.
Sept. 1, 1719 (son of Lt. John Pomeroy and Piachel Sheldon). She d.
Nov. 29, 1801.' He was deacon for 32 years (176-1-96). He d. March
25, 1796, aged 70.
[5th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
27807. i. Jonathan Hunt b. about 1753, killed by lightning, July
5, 1769.
David Hunt b. about 1755.
Sarah Hunt b. about 1757.
Infant b. and d. about 1759.
Theodosia Hunt b. in 1760, d. June, 1822.
Infant b. and d. in 1761.
Thankful Hunt b. in 1762, killed by lightning, July 5,
1769.
viii. Infant b. and d. in 1765.
By second xtife :
. Abner Hunt b. Aug. 27, 1768, d. Aug. 20, 1841.
Thankful Hunt b. about 1769.
Jonathan Hunt b. in 1771, d. June 24, 1813.
Mary Hunt m. Simeon Butler of Hartford, Ct., who d.
at Northampton, aged 77. She d. March 1, 1829.
[4th Gen.]
27803. iv. Joel Hunt (son of Jonathan Hunt and Thankful Strong)
b. May 29, 1731, m. Mary Wright. He was a farmer at Northampton.
He d. March 8, 1776, she m. June 20, 1782, for 2d husband, Benjamin
Clark she d. Jan. 28, 1805.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27820- 1. i. SusANNAn Hunt b. July 2, 1760, m. Jan. 20, 1780, Luke
Lyman.
27822- 3. ii. Roxana Hunt b. July 6, 1762, m. Jan. 2, 1784, Daniel
Wright, postmaster at Northampton, she d. Jan. 1791.
27824- 5. iii. George Hunt b. Nov. 5, 1764, d. Oct. 8, 1795.
27820. iv. Joel Hunt b. Nov. 22, 1708, d. Oct. 29, 1806.
27827. v. Luther Hunt b. May 13, 1771, d. Aug. 2S, 1817.
27828. vi. Mary Hunt b. Jan. 9, 1774, d. April 23, 1776.
[5th Gen.]
27824-5. iii. George Hunt (son of Joel Hunt and Mary Wright)
b. Nov. 5, 1764, m. May 17, 1786, Cynthia Strong b. May, 1769 (dau.
of William Strong and Lucretia ).
[6th Gen.]' Children:
27829. i. Laura Hunt : her history not ascertained.
27808.
ii.
27809.
in.
27810.
IV.
27811.
V.
27812.
VI.
27813.
VII
27814.
vii
27815.
is.
27816.
X.
27817.
XI.
27818-
9. xii
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 14S1
27830- 1. ii. Roxana Hunt b. in 1789, who m. Ezra Clark. She d.
May 4, 18G2, aged 73. Children, 8: George, Ezra,
Norton, Abby, Martha, Harriet, Mary, and Ellen.
[4th Gen.]
27805-6. vi. Mary Hunt (dau. of Jonathan Huut and Thankful
Strong) b. June 26, 1730, m. Sept. 12, 1768, Rev. Benjamin Mills b.
Oct. IS, 1739 : grad. at Yale, in 1702, settled at Chesterfield, Mass., Nov.
22, 1764, and dismissed on account of feeble health, at his own request,
Dec. 21, 1774. He d. March 14, 17S5, in Chesterfield; she d. June 30,
1779, aged 40. He represented the town several times in the Provincial
Congress, and afterwards in the General Court.
[5th Gen.] Children :
27832- 4. i. Mary Hunt Mills b. July 27, 1769, m. March 6, 17S9,
Thomas May, of Fairlee, Yt. He d. and she m. for
2d husband, Jan. 3, 1825, Daniel Chase, of Cornish,
N. H.
27835- 6. ii. Josiaii Mills b. April 21, 1771, m. Oct. 1794, Esther
Strong (dau. of Peter Strong, of Chesterfield) : had
three sons, one of whom was :
27837- 8. 1. Hon. Benjamin Mills b. in Chesterfield, May 2, 1796,
who was grad. at Williams- Coll., in 1814, and was a
lawyer in Yandalia, 111., and previously at Worthing-
tou, Mass. The later years of his life, he spent as a
farmer at Pittsfield, Mass., where he d. of consumption.
June 6, 1841, aged 45. He m. June 24, 1S26. Eliza
Brewster (dau. of Elisha Brewster of Worthin^tou,
Mass.). They had a son :
27839-40. (1). Geu. James Kellogg Mills b. April 6, 1830, grad. at
Williams Cull., in 1851 : a lawyer in St. Louis, Mo. :
a brevet Brigadier General in the late war. He m.
Nov. 14, 1856, Martha M. Trask (dau. of Lawrence
Trask of Springfield, Mass.).
iv. Elijah Hunt Mills b. Feb. 17, 1773, d. March 17, 1773.
v. Sarah Mills b. March 15. 1774, m. as his 2d wife May
6, 1792, Dr. Ebenczer Huntington b. in Windham, Ct.,
May 1, 1764 (sou of Kev. Jonathan Huntington of
Worthington, Mass., and Sarah dau. of Simon Hunt-
ington of Lebanon. Ct.) : a physician at Chesterfield,
Mass., and after 1794, at Yergennes, Yt., where he d.
Dec. 4, 1834, and she d. Dec. 29, I860, aged 87. They
had a daughter :
27844-5. 1. Laura Jane Huntington b. Aug. 18, 1793, m. May 11,
1S19, Rev. Otto S. Hoyt, a Cong, clergyman at Hin<=-
burgh, Vt,
27846- 8. vi. Hon. ELUAn Hunt Mills b Dec. 1, 1776, grad. at Wil-
liams Coll., in 1797, was a lawyer at Northampton,
Mass. He was Member of Congress (1815-19), and
. U. S. Senator (1320-7). He opened a law school at
Northampton, in 1823, with Judge Samuel Howe and
Mr. Ashmun which numbered at one time 40 students.
27S41.
27842- 3
[6th Gen.]
27849-50. 1
1482 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
He m. Sarah Hunt (dau. of Dr. Ebenczer Hunt of
Northampton). She d. without issue Oct. 2, 1802;
and he m. for 2d wife, Sept. 6, 1804, Harriet Blake b.
Pec. 4, 1780 (dau. of Joseph Blake of lioston, a mer-
chant, and Deborah Smith, dau. of Rev. Samuel Smith
of Sandwich, Mass.). He d. at Northampton, May 5,
1S29: she d. at Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 9, 1871, aged 90.
Children:
By sccoiid wife :
Helen Sophia Mills b. Aug. 24, 1806, m Oct. 28, 1827,
Hon. Charles Phelps Huntington b. May 24, 1802, in
Litchfield, Ct. (sou of Rev. Dan Huntington afterwards
of Hadley, Mass., and Elizabeth Whiting Phelps),
grad. at Harvard in 1822 : a lawyer at Northampton,
and afterwards in Boston where he became a judge of
the Superior Court. She d. March 30, 1S44, and he
m. for 2d wife Ellen Greenough, dau. of David Green-
ough of Boston, and sister of the sculptor. He d. Feb.
18G8. He had sis children by his first wife : see
Huntington Famijy Memoir, p. 340.
Sarah Huut Mills b. Sept. 14, 1808, m. July, 1S33
Prof. Benjamin Peirce of Harvard Coll., Cambridge,
Mass., Prof. Math, et Phil. Nat. (1833-42), and since
1842, Prof. Astron. et Math : has had five children.
His son James Mills Peirce is Prof. (Adjunct) Math,
(since 1SG1).
Elijah Hunt Mills b. Sept. 13, 1810, d. at Charleston,
S. C, Nov. 1830.
27851- 2.
27853. iii.
27854- 5. iv.
Charles Henry Mills b. Sept. 25, 1812, m. June 10,
1839, Anna Cabot Lowell Dwight b. Nov. 15, IS 13,
(dau. of Edmund Dwight of Boston, and Mary Harri-
son Eliot) : a merchant formerly at Boston : resides in
Cambridge, now, retired from business : has had two
sons.
27856. v. William Kilby Mills b. March 8, 1815, d. unmarried,
June, 1855, an invalid for 20 years preceding his death.
27857- 8. vi. Harrietts Blake Mills m. Dec. 1842, Admiral Charles
Henry Davis, Rear Admiral U. S. N. : has had five
children : he commands now (1871) the navy yard at
Norfolk, Va.
27859. vii. George Francis Mills b. June, 1821, d. at Northampton,
May 5, 1829.
[Rev. Benjamin Mills' parentage the author has not discovered. He
had for brothers and sisters, he being the eldest of the family : 2. Josiah
Mills b. Nov. 22, 1741. 3. Abel Mills b. Jan. 22, 174L 4. Sarah
Mills b. Aug. 174G. 5. Mary Mills b. May, 1749. 6. John Mills b.
July 5, 1751. 7. Samuel Mills b. Sept. 23, 1753 ]
[3d Gen.]
27724-5. vii. Seth Strong (sou of Jerijah Strong and Thankful
Stobbins) b. April 4, 1716, m. 1740, Lois Strong b. April 16, 1721 (dau.
Son of Elder John Strong of Nortliampton. 1483
of Jonathan Strorg of Northampton, and Mehitable Stebbins) : a farmer
at Northampton, until about 1750, when he removed to New Marlborough,
Mass., where he was made deacon of the Cong. Ch., June 3, 1756.
[4th Gen.] Children :
27800- 1. i. Asiier Strong b. Dec. 2, 1741, at Northampton.
27862- 3. ii. Setii Strong, Jr., b. June, 1743. at Northampton.
27SG4. iii. A child that d. at Northampton, July 1818. [There
were probably other children the records of whose
births and deaths can not now be found.]
27865. iv. Persis Strong bapt. at New Marlborough, Mass., Feb. 7,
1756.
27866. v. Ltjrania Strong bapt. Aug. 19, 1759.
27867. vi. Eltas Strong bapt. March 20, 1763.
[4th Gen.]
27860-1. i. Asher Stroxo (son of Seth Strong of Northampton, and
Lois Strong) b. Dec. 2 (0. S. or Dec. 13, N. S.) 1741, removed to Coopers-
town, N. Y., from some place in Yt., a farmer : d. Dec. 6, 1813, at Owasco,
Onondaga Co., N. Y., whither he and his whole family removed in 1801,
He m. Darnell Goodrich b. July 16, 1752, she d. at Marcellus, Onondaga
Co. (Thorn Hill), Dec. 27, 1S23.
[5th Gen.] Children:
2786S- 9. i. Isaac Strong b. Aug. 12, 1772.
27870- 1. ii. Samuel Strong b. about 1776, m. Lucy Waterman, dau.
of Timothy Waterman of Cooperstown, N. Y. : a farmer
in Oswasco. and afterwards in Java, N. Y., where he d.
Had several children.
27872- 3. iii. TiMOTin Strong b. about 1780.
27874- 5. iv. William Strong b. March 19, 1785, d. Sept. 11, 1S63 ,
aged 78.
27876-7. v. Sarah Strong: she m. Dethucl Darnes and had children:
Samuel ; Frederic ; Dethucl ; Electa ; and Sally who m.
a Mr.. Stocker, a machinist in Auburn, N. Y.
27878- 9. vi. Chlol Strong, who m. Capt. John Stivers of Owasco, and
removed to Niles, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
[5th Gen.]
2786S-9. i. Isaac Strong b. Aug. 12, 1772, m. at Cooperstown, N. Y.
March, 1796, Elizabeth Waterman b. in 177S (dau of Timothy Waterman
of Cooperstowu), a fanner at Owasco (ISO 1-3)), X. Y., and hotel-keeper.
He lived at Marietta, Onondaga Co. (1830-5), and in Linesville, Craw-
ford Co., Da. (1835-40), where he d. June 16, 1840, she d. in Jefferson,
O., Aug. 15, 1848.
• [Gth Gen.] Children :
27880- 1. i. Capt. Walter Strong b. Jan. 12, 1797, in Cooperstown, d.
Jan. 6, 1861.
27882- 3. ii. Clarissa Strong b. May 31, 1S00, in Cooperstown, m.
Eliakim Clark".
14S4 Descendants of Jerijali Strong of Northampton,
27S84- 5. iii. Nancy Strong b.in Owasco, June 12, 1302, m. Thaddeua
Thompson.
27S80-1. i. Capt. Walter Strong (son of Isaac Strong and Elizabeth
Waterman) b. Jan. 12, 1797, m. Dec. 23, IS 18, Sarah Devoe b. March
20, 1790 (dau. of Elijah Devoe, of Owasco, a farmer and twice member
of the N. Y. Legislature (1818 and 1825) who was b. Feb. 2, 1769, and
d. in Auburn, X. Y., Sept. 25, 1856, and Elizabeth Gousales b. July 9,
1776, whom he m. June, 1795, and who d. in Owasco, June 23, 1848). Ho
was a farmer and hotel keeper at Owasco, X. Y., until 1S32, a farmer and
justice of the peace at Linesville, Pa. (1832-1844), and after 1844, a
farmer and hotel keoper at Jefferson, 0., where he d. Jan. 6, 1861. His
■ — - widow resides (1869) at Chicago. He was Capt. in the 14th U. S. Cavalry.
[7th Gen.] Children :
27886- 7. i. Elijah Devoe Strong b. Oct. 5, 1819, in Owasco.
27SSS- 9. ii. Mel VINA Amanda Strong b. Sept. 8, 1821, m. Shubael
C. Stratton.
27890- 1. iii. Walter Day Otis Strong, M.D., b. Aug. 10, 1S23, m.
Sept. 16, 1850, Maria, dau. of Jacob Hosa of Owasco:
a physician in Owasco.
27892- 3. iv. Sarah Elizabeth Strong b. Feb. 1, 1825, m. Horatio
Shattuck.
27894. v. Edwin Thompson Strong b. Sept. 6, 1827, in Owasco : a
farmer in Jefferson, O., unmarried.
27895- 6. vi. Isaac 31adisou Strong b. in Owasco, Aug. 20, 1829.
27897- 8. vii. Cornelia Adel Strong b. Nov. 9, 1831, in Owasco, m.
Samuel 31. Fassett.
27899-00. viii. Nancy Jane Strong b. Oct. 2, 1834, m. John A. Hervey.
278S6-7. i. Elijah Devoe Strong b. Oct. 5, 1S19, m. March 31,
1855, Emma Otilia Kirtlaud b. Nov. 17, 1838, in Peru, O. (dau. of Ileze— •
kiah Lloyd Kirtland b. Aug. 29, 1800, in Saybrook, Ct, and Sarah Louisa
Pittman b. June 5, IS 10, in Tarborough, N. C.) : a dry goods merchant
at Plymouth, O., until 1860, and since that time a'farmer in Jefferson, O.,
where all his children but the first two were born, who were born af
Plymouth.
[8th Gen.] Children:
27901. i. Arthur Willis Strong b. Nov. 26, 1S57.
27902. ii. Thomas Devoe Strong b. April 25, 1S59.
27903. iii. Sarah Louisa Strong b. Nov. 2, 1860.
27904. iv. Mary Robinson Strong b. May 12, 1862.
27905. v. Hamilton Frederic Strong b. Jan. 17, 1864.
27906. vi. Frank Elijah Strong b. Oct. 28, 1865.
27907. vii. Margie Virginia Strong b. Dec. 28, 1867.
[7th Gen.]
27S88-9. ii. Mklyina Amanda Strono (dau. of Walter Strong and
Sarah Devoe) b. Sept. 8, 1821, m. Oct. 10, 1839, Shubael Chiids Stratton,
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 14S5
Jr., b. Oct. 28, 1814, in Bangor, Me. (son of Shubael Child's Stratton of
New Salem, Mass., and Betsey Cook) : a merchant in Linesville, Craw-
ford Co., Pa. She d. Jan. 26, 1843. He d. Feb. 7, 1843. One child:
27908. i. Walter Stratton b. Jan. 23, 1S43, d. Jan. 28, 1846.
[Shubael C. Stratton, Senior, b. Dec. 6, 176S, d. Aug. 6, 1816, in Bos-
ton, Mass., a merchant : his wife Betsey Cook was b. Oct. 12, 1776, in New
Salem, Mass., and d. May 5, 1867, in Linesville, Pa.]
[6th Gen.]
27882-3. ii. Clarissa Strong (dau. of Isaac Strong and Elizabeth
Waterman) b. May 31, 1800, m. Aug. 12, 1814, Eliakim Clark, Jr., b.
Jan. 10, 1792, in Easthainpton, Mass. (son of Capt. Eliakim Clark and
Lydia Kingsley). a cabinet maker in Owasco, where all his children but
the youngest were born. He removed to Auburn, N. Y., in his later life
where he d. Nov. 3, 1848; she d. there March 28, 1850.
[7th Gen.] Children :
27909-10. i. Gordon Harrison Clark b. in 1S17, m. in 1S37, Jane
Bassett of Auburn. He d. iu Taychuda, Wis., in April,
1861. Their children:
27911. 1. Edward Tompkins Clark. 27914. 4. Clarissa Clark.
27912. 2. Edson Clark. 27915. 5. Mary Clark.
27913. 3. Silas Wright Clark.
27916- 7. ii. Elizabeth Clark b. April 3, 1S20, m. Hyslop G. Fowler
in 1842 (son of a Mr. Fowler of New York, a merchant
and Hoffman): a merchant in Auburn. She d.
April, 1861. Their children :
27918. 1. Edward Fowler. 27920. 3. Clarissa Louisa Fowler.
27919. 2. Hyslop Gilbert Fowler. 27921. 4. Emma Fowler.
27922- 4. iii. Isaac Spencer Clark b, Nov. 3, 1820, m. Aug. 4, 1339,
Mary A. Burdick (dau. of Hon. Oliver Burdick of
Fulton, N. Y.). She d. in Savannah, Ga., April 4,
1854, and he m. Jan. 4, 1856, widow Julia (Goodali)
Douw (dau. of Seaborn Goodali of Savannah, Ga.), a
printer in Syracuse, N. Y., an editor in Savannah. Ga.,
for some years: but now (1871), secretary and trea-
surer of the Southwestern Publishing Co., at Knoxville,
Tenn. Children :
27925. 1. Mary Elizabeth Clark.
27926. 2. Imogene Cornelia Clark \ .
27927. 3. Josephine Amelia Clark [ tWinS -
27928. 4. Isaac Spencer Clark b. June 1857, in Savannah.
27929. iv. Theodore Clark b. Oct. 9, and d. Dec. 5, 1822.
27930- 1. v. Morris Sidney Clark b. in 1S24, m. in 1845, Harriet
Crowell of Cicero, Onondaga Co., N. Y. He d. at
Cicero. N. Y. in 1865 : no issue.
27932- 3. vi.LouiSA Clark b. May 18, 1S28, in. in 1844. John H.
Hudson of Auburn, N. Y., a merchant (son of Emanuel
Hudson of Auburn). She d. Feb. 29, 1852. They
had one child :
II] 91
/
148G Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
27934. 1. Henry Frink Hudson b. Feb. 29, 1852.
27935- 6. vii. Lybia Electa Clark b. March 29, 1828, m. in 1847, Thad-
dens Wood Mead, b. in Onondaga Hollow, X. Y. (son
ofa Mr. Mead, a merchant there, and Wood, dan. of
Hon. Thaddeus Wood). She d. Aug. 1, 1S53 : no
children. He was a merchant in Oswego, N. Y.
27937. viii. Willis Gaylord Clark b. 1834, a resident of Chicago.
[7th Gen.]
27892-3. iv. Sarah Elizabeth Strong (dau. of Walter Strong
and Sarah Devoc) b. Feb. 1, 1S25, m. March 28, 1843, Horatio Shat-
tuk b. Aug. 14, 1S19 (son of Samuel Shattuck, a farmer at Crown
Point, N. Y., b. at Pepville, Mass., and Rosa Rogers b. at Springfield,
Vt., Nov. 2G, 1788) : a farmer at Linesville, Pa. He d. Sept. 8, 1863.
Children :
27938- 9. 1. Alta Melvina Shattuck b. at Conneautville, Pa., Aue. 8,
1845, m. March 17, 1869, Sylvester Augustus Miller,
a merchant at Linesville, Pa., b. Dec. 16, 1S39, at
Sadsbury, Pa.
27940. 2. Ida May Shattuck b. April 21, 1855, at Linesville, Pa.
27941. 3. Frederic Shattuck b. Aug. 8, 1860, at Linesville.
[7th Gen.]
27895-6. vi. Isaac Madison Strong (son of Walter Strong and
Sarah Devoe) b. Aug. 20, 1829, in Owasco, m. April 18, 1859, Caroline
McDonald b. in Plymouth, 0., Jan. 20, 1S41 (dau. of Robt. McDonald
b. at Washington, Pa., Feb. 9, 1811, and Matilda Patterson b. in Mans-
field, 0., Jan. 27, 1S17, who were m. Oct. 14, 1S33) : a dry goods mer-
chant in Plymouth, 0. (1855-66), in Lake City, Minn. (1866-7), and
since 1867 in Charlotte, Mich. One child :
27942. 1. Walter Madison Strong b. in Plymouth, Dec. 16, 1S59.
[7th Gen.]
27897-8. vii. Cornelia Adel Strong b. Nov. 9, 1831, in Owasco,
m. Aug. 26, 1851, Samuel Montague Fassett of Jefferson, 0., b. at Five
Stakes, Canada, May 11, 1825 (son of Saml. Montague Fassett, and Dor-
cas Smith): a photographer and artist in Chicago, 111. Mrs Fassett is
an artist and paints portraits.
[8th Geo.] Children:
27943. i. Walter Samuel Fassett b. at Adrian, Mich.. May 24,
1852. » J »
27944. ii. Flora Fassett b. Sept, 23, 1858, at Chicago, 111.
27945. iii. Montague Fassett b. June 24, 1863, at Hyde Park, 111.
(suburbs uf Chicago).
27946. iv. RAPHAEL Fassett b. Sept. 10, 1S63, at Hyde Park.
27947. v. At>ele Fassett b. in Paris, France, July 22, 1868.
[Saml. Montague Fassett, Seu., b. at Dennim'ton, Vt.,
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1487
Oct. 5, 17S5, d. at Five Stakes, Canada, Nov. 3, 1S34 :
Dorcas Smith b. at Rutland, Vt., May 26, 1786, d. in
Ashtabula, 0., Nov. 15, 18G2.]
[7th Gen.]
27899-00. viii. Nancy Jane Strong (dau. of Walter Strong and
Sarah Devbe), b. Oct 2, 1834, at LinesvilIe,Pa., m. Dec. 10,1856, John
Adams Hervey, at Jefferson, 0., where she was a music teacher at the
time. He was b. in Thompson, Windham Co., Ct., Aug. 22, 1829 (son
of Peter Hervey b. July 26, 1800, aad Sarah Willington b. July 24,
1800, in Thompson, whom he m. March 12, 1824) : a harness and saddle
maker, and carriage trimmer at Jefferson, Ashtabula Co., O. Children :
27948. 1. Charles Strong Hervey b. Sept. 18, 1857, in Jefferson, 0.
27949. 2. Sarah Adel Hervey b. May 13, I860.
27950. 3. Florence Hervey b. Jan. 10, 1869..
[6th Gen.]
278S4- 5. iii. Nancy Strong (dau. of Isaac Strong and Elizabeth
Waterman) b. June 12. 1S02, m. Dec. 5, 1819, Thaddeus Thompson b.
in Woodbridge, New Haven Co., Ct., Aug. 19, 1788 (son of Thaddeus
Thompson b. in Bethany, Ct., March 5, 1702, a Revolutionary soldier for
seven years, from the age of 14 to 21. and Hannah Perkins b. at Wood-
bridge, March 24, 1765, who were m. Oct. 20, 1785 : he was a farmer
and d. at Woodbridge, Jan. 16, 1829, aged 6G, and she d. Feb. 8, 1800).
He was a manufacturer of wooleu cloths at Owasco, N. Y. (1817-26), at
Marcellus (P. O. Marietta), Onondaga Co., N. Y. (1S26-42), where he
was postmaster (1S32-42), and justice of the peace (1S30-9) as also after-
wards at Fabius (1846-54) and at Fabius, N. Y. (1842-53), where, his
factory being burned down, he built a grist-mill and saw-mill on its ruins
which he carried on until 18G7. He has been also a commissioner of
deeds. To him the author is indebted for this accouut of his own family,
and he writes when at the age of 82 " my present occupation is managing
a small farm at Fabius," where he has resided since 1812. [He is one
among quite a large number of 80 years and upwards from whom the author
has been fortunately able to obtain a great many valuable facts which would
soon be forever beyond reach.] Mrs. Nancy Strong Thompson d. at
Fabius, Aug. 6, 1855.
[7th Gen.] Children :
27951- 2. i. Hannah Thompson b. Sept. 2, 1820. m. Alanson Hicks.
27953- 4. ii. Elizabeth Thompson b. July 1G, 1822, m. William A.
j * Clough.
27955- 6. iii. Walter Thompson b. Aug. 19, 1825.
27957. iv. Charles Thompson b. June 12, 1831, m. Feb. 2, 1855,
Jane Eliza Wheat b. Jan. 13, 1828 (dau. of Horace
Wheat, of Fabius and Salome Blanchard), lives in
Bethlehem, Ct., sells patent washing machines. No
children.
-Tfw-B^e
1488 Descendants of Jerijah /Strong of Northampton,
27958. v. George B. Thompson b. May 3, 1841, m. Jan. 9, I860,
Mandana Crary, a farmer at Cazenovia, N. Y.
27951-2. i. Hannah Thompson b. Sept. 2, 1820, m. Dec. 16, 1840,
Alanson Hicks b. Feb. 8, 1818 (son of John Hicks and Betsey Earl), a
farmer at Marietta, Onondaga Co., N. Y.
[8th Gen.] Children :
27959. i. John Earl Hicks b. Jan. 1, 1842, d. Feb. 28, 1844.
27960- 1. ii. Mary Orissa Hicks b. April 10, 1844, m. Oct. 4, 1865,
Orry H. Wildey (son of Abraham and Mary Wildey),
an artist in Skaneateles, N. Y. Tbey have one child :
27962. 1. Merton Bay Wildey b. Feb. 15, 1868.
27963. iii. Harriet Elizabeth Hicks b. Dec. 1, 1846, d. Aug. 7,
1S65.
27964. iv. John Thompson Hicks b. March 5, 1849.
27965. v. Nancy Alice Hicks b. June 17, 1851.
[7th Gen.]
27953-4. ii. Elizabeth Thompson b. July 16, 1822, m. April 19,
1843, William Andrews dough b. April 28, 1817 (son of Daniel Clough
of Fabiu,s and Clarissa Andrews) : a farmer in Pompey, N. Y. She d.
Nov. 4, 1857.
[8th Gen.] Children :
27966. i. Emma Josephine Clough b. Nov. 4, 1848, d. May 23, 1S64,
aged 15.
27967. ii. Tiiaddeus Thompson Clough b. July 16, 1850.
27968. iii. Charles Thompson Clough b. Nov. 13, 1852.
27969. iv. William Mortimer Clough b. Feb. 23, 1855.
[7th Gen.]
*27955-6. iii. Walter Thompson b. Aug. 19, 1S25, m.Feb. 5, 1S61,
Sarah Annetta Saunders b. Jan. 29, 1842 (dau. of Perry Hallet Saunders
of Cuyler, N. Y., and Sarah Emerson) : a dairy farmer in Truston,
Courtland Co., N. Y. One child :
27970. i. Willie Thompson b. Oct. 24, 1S04.
[5th Gen.]
27872-3. iii. Timothy Strong (son of Asher and Parnell Strong)
b. about 17S0, m. Wealthy Badger. He was a farmer in Owasco, and
afterwards in Sterling, Cayuga Co., where he d. He had 3 sons : Alan-
son, Norman, who was a lumberman at Port Hope, Canada ; Bensselaer, a
farmer in Pepin, Wis. ; and 4 daughters : Sophronia, Almira, Polly, and
Abigail who m. Joseph Bobinson of Linesville, Pa., who has had sons
William, Charles W., Nelson W. and George N., and daughters, Palmyra
and Delia.
Son of Elder John Strong oj Northampton. 1480
[5th Gen.]
27874-5. iv. William Strong b. March 19, 1785, in. Nov. 8, 1810,
Philura Seely b. Aug. 21, 1791 : a farmer in Owasco, Cayuga Co., N. Y.
(1801-19), at Marcellus, Onondaga Co., N. Y. (1820-37), and at Sin-
clairville (1837-03), Chautauqua Co., N. Y., where he d. Sept. 11, 18G3 ;
she d. Sept. 12, 18G6.
[6th Gen.] Children :
27971- 2. i. Parnell Strong b. April 3, 1811, m. in 1832, Francis
Burns, a farmer in Stockton, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
No children.
4. ii. Seely Strong b. March 1, 1813.
6. iii. William Strong b. April 5, 1815, m. in 1839, Mary Ann
Stetson : formerly sheriff in Racine, Wis. : now keeps a
boarding house in Chicago, 111. He has had 2 children :
1. George Strong. 27978. 2. Florence Strong.
iv. Timothy Strong b. April 7, 1817, in Owasco.
v. Piiilo Strong b. March 23, 1820, in Marcellus, N. Y.
vi. George Stroug b. Sept. 18, 1822.
vii. Addison Strong b. Sept. 19, 1827. _
4. viii.MARY Strong b. Feb. 7, 1831, m. in 1850, Darwin Syl-
vester, resides in Sinclairville, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.,
and was formerly a cattle dealer there : since 1856, he has
been disabled by paralysis. To her the account here
given of her parents and their descendants is due.
They have one child :
Clara Deette Sylvester.
Cornelia Strong b. Sept, 8, 1833, m. in 1S51, John
Knapp : a tanner in Sinclairville, N. Y. They have 2
children :
Frances Amelia Knapp. 27989. 2. George Knapp.
27973-
27975-
27977.
27979.
27980.
279S1.
27982.
27983-
1.
7. is.
1.
279S5.
27986-
27988.
27973-4. ii. Seely Strong b. March 1, 1S13, in. in 1835, Anor
Harvey : a butter buyer in Jamestown, Chautauqua Co., N. Y.
[7th Gen.] Childreu :
27990. i. Marcelia Strong. 27994. v. Harriet Strong.
27991. ii- Mary Strong. 27995. vi. Rose Stroug.
27992. iii. Jeanette Minerva Strong.
27993. iv. George Stroug. 27996. vii. Frank Strong.
[6th Gen.]
27979. iv. Timothy Strong b. April 7, 1817, in Owasco, N. Y., m.
in 1845, Ann Eliza Smith : a lawyer in Norwalk, O. : no replies to in-
quiries conld be obtained from him. Children :
27997. 1. William Strong. 27999. 3. Alice Strong.
2799S. 2. Clara Strong. 28000. 4. Charlotte Strong.
[Gth Gen.]
279S0. v. Philo Strong
b. March 23, 1820, m. in .1846, Clarinda
1490 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
Gleason : she d. April 28, 1848, and he m. for 2d wife, in 1849, Adeliue
Langworthy : a farmer in Ellery, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. Children :
28001. 1. Albert Edwin Strong.
28002. 2. Norman Strong. ' 280O3. 3. George Strong.
[6th Gen.]
27981. vi. George Strong b. Sept. 18, 1822, m. in 1849, Harriet
Frost. She d. and he m. in 1S60, Mary A. Dering of Cleveland, O. : a
lumber merchant in Green Bay, Wis., and an invalid for several years
past. Children :
28004. 1. Mary Philura Strong. 28006. 3. Cornelia Strong.
28005. 2. Frank B. Strong. 28008. 4. Edwin Strong.
[6th Gen.]
27982. vii. Addison Strong b. Sept. 19, 1827, m. in 1851, Eliza
Kirk of Sinclairville, X. Y. She d. and he m. for 2d wife Mary Brown :
a farmer in King City, Mo. Children :
28009. i. Luella Strong. 28011. iii. Frederick Strong.
28010. ii. William Henry Strong. 28012. iv. Minerva Strong. •
[3d Gen.]
27726-8. viii. Bel a Strong (son of Jerijah Strong and Thankful
Stebbins) b. Oct. 4, 1719, m. about 1748, Eunice Alvord b. June 14, 1727
(dau. of Benjamin Alvord of Northampton, b. Sept. 1695 — son of Ben-
jamin Alvord, Jr., and Deborah Stebbius — and Eunice King). She d.
Feb. 18, 1763, and he m. Nov. 29, 1764, Lois Clark b. Sept. 5, 1718
(dau. of Increase Clark of Northampton, and Mary Sheldon, and sister of
the wife of his brother Jerijah Strong) : a farmer at Northampton, and a
land holder also at Westhampton. He d. May 5, 1S03, aged 83. Shed.
Oct. 5, 1798, aged 80. ' He was moderate and easy; his second wife was
an old maid, and was a very neat and active woman, and made a revolution
in his family, much to their advantage." He probably lived at Sheldon,
Vt., for a time (1752-61), and then returned to Northampton.
[4th Gen.] Children :
28013- 4. i. Amasa Strong b. July, 1749.
28015- 6. ii. Eunice Strong b. April 4, 1751, m. Job Clark of East-
hampton.
28017- 8. iii. Ruth Strong b. in 1752-3, m. Nathaniel Edwards.
28019-20. iv. Thankful Strong bapt. Dec. 1, 1754, m. Timothy
Edwards.
28021- 2. v. Naomi Strong bapt. July 25, 1756, m.Capt. Noah Janes.
28023. vi. Martha Strong bapt. Nov. 27, 1757, d. Aug. 14, 1759.
28024- 5. vii. Bela Strong b. January and bapt. Feb. 3, 1760, d. Dec.
14, 1814.
28026. viii.ABNER Strong b. Aug. 2, 1761, d. Feb. 1762. [Bela
Strong gave in his will his lauds at Westhampton, to
* his sou Amasa, and at Northampton to his son Bela.]
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1491
2S013- 4. i. Amasa STRONG b. July, 1749, m. Nov. 16, 1774, Sarah
Noble of Westfiekl, Mass., a farmer at Westhampton, Mass. He d. May
25, 1825, aged 75. She d. June 9, 1823, aged 73.
[5th Gen.] 'Children:
28027- 8. i. Lois Strong b. Sept. 22, 1775, m. May 6, 1824, Elias
Parsons b. in 1772 (son of Isaac Parsons and
Lyman) a farmer at Chesterfield, Mass., no issue. He
d. July 8, 1S42. She d. March 23, 1812.
28029-31. ii. Amasa Strong b. June 12, 1777.
28032- 3. iii. Asauel Strong b. Oct. 15, 1779.
28031- 5. iv. Rutii Strong b. Nov. 5, 1782, m. Timothy Baker.
2803G- 7. v. Noble Strong b. Dec. 15, 1783, a farmer in Huntsburgh,
0., d. May 29, 1857.
2803S. vi. Sarah Strong b. July 14, 1787, d. Sept. 13, 1815, aged 28.
28039-42. vii. Harvey Strong b. July 28, 1789, a farmer in Hunts-
burgh, O., still living (1871).
28043- 4. viii. Nancy Strong b. Oct. 20,1795, m. Peabody Bartlett.
There was also a daughter, Sarah Strong, who lived to
years of maturity ; but when she was born or when she
died the author has not been able to learn.
[5th Gen.]
28029-31. ii. Amasa Strong, Jr., b. June 12, 1777, m. March 2,
1799, Rhoda Bartlett b. Aug. 11, 177G (dau. of Joel Bartlett of West-
Lampion, Mass., b. Oct. 14, 1736, who d. Sept. 15, 180S, aged 72, and
Abigail Noble of Westfield, Mass., who d. Feb. 15, 1809, aged 71). She
d. Jan. 28, 1818, and he m. May 11, 1819, for 21 wife Nancy Lyman b.
April 3, 1786 (dau. of llufus Lyman and Martha Burt) : a farmer at
Westhampton, Mass.. and in his later years (1837-49), at Huntsburgh,
O., where his widow still resides (1870). He died March 23, 1849.
[0th Gen.] Children :
By first vsife :
28045. i. A child unnamed b. Feb. 22, 1800, d. March 5, 1S00.
28046- 7. ii. ROWLAND Strong b. June 28, 1801, m. Cynthia Mon-
tague of Westhampton (dau. ofZenas Montague).
28048- 9. iii. Baxter Strong b. Aug. 14, 1803.
iv. Fidelia Strong b. Aug. 16, 1805, d. Dec. 11, 1807.
v. David Strong b. Nov. 7, 1807, d. Aug. 27, 1S10.
vi. Edmund Strom? b. July 20, 1809.
vii. David Strong (2d) b. Jan. 10, 1812.
viii. Fidelia Strong (2d) b. Dec 16, 1813, d. Dec. 19, 1815.
ix. Rhoda Strung b. Sept. 17, 1815, m. Quartus Phelps.
x. A babe unnamed, that d. with its mother June 28, 1818.
By secun d irifc :
xi. Fidelta Strong b. March 22, 1820, m. Sherman Loomis,
xii. Nancy Lyman Strung b. July 5, 1821, resides unmarried
at Huntsburgh.
280G3- 5. xiii. James Strong b. March 19, 1823.
28066- 7. xiv. Samuel Burt Strong b. Oct. 16, 1824.
28050.
28051.
28052- 3
28054- 5
2S056.
28057- 8
28059.
28060- 1,
28062.
1492 Descendants of Jerijdh Strong of Northampton,
28068- 9. sv. Amasa Noble Strong b. Aug. 16, 1S26.
28070. xvi. Calvin Strongb. J uly 28, 1828, d. June 23, 1854, aged 25.
28046-7. ii. Rowland Strong b. June 28, 1801, m. Nov. 30, 1826,
Cynthia Montague b. Sept. 22, 1S03 in Orwell, Vt. (dau. of Zenas Mon-
tague, and adopted duu. of David Montague of Westhampton, Mass.) : a
farmer at Westhampton, and after 1830, at Huntsburgh, O., where he d.
Aug. 10, 1865 : she d. Nov. 11, 1861.
[7th Gen.] Children:
28071- 2. i. Zenas Montague Strong b. July 19, 1828, at West-
hampton.
2S073- 4. ii. Edwin Lyman Strong b. Sept. 30, 1835, in Huntsburgh :
a farmer there: m. April 25, 1S61, Lucretia Wrisley
b. Jan. 1, 1837 (dau. of Rufus Hart Wrisley of S.
Thompson, O., and Caroline Austin). He has a son :
28075. 1. Horton Wrisley Strong b. Feb, 20, 1870.
28071-2. i. Zenas Montague Strong b. July 19, 1828. m. Jan. 14,
1855, Martha Jane Austin b. Sept. 29, 1834, at Goshen, Ct. (dau. of Wil-
liam Austin of Montville, O., and Jane Hamilton) : a farmer at Hunts-
burgh, O. Children :
28076. 1. Alda May Strong b Oct. 20, 1856.
28077. 2. Edson Dwight Strong b. Dec. 1, 1858.
28078. 3. Lenna Jane Strong b. Nov. 21, 1864, d. July 6, 1865.
28079. 4. Arch Wade Strong b. Dec. 16, 1867.
[6th Gen.]
28048-9. iii. Baxter Strong (son of Amasa Stroug and Rhoda
Bartlctt) b. Aug. 14, 1803, m. May 3, 1831. his cousin, Juliana Strong b.
Jan. 29, 1809 (dau. of Asahel Strong ol
of Huntsburgh, and Abigail Baker) : i
July 28, I860.
[7th Gen.] Children:
28080- 1. i. Asahel Watson Strong
Westhampton, and after 1837,
farmer at Huntsburgh : she d.
b. May 16, 1832. To him the
author is indebted for the account here given of the
Huntsburgh Strongs, very largely. Me m. Dec. 1, 1361,
Charlotte Esther Barnes b. Aug. 13, 1839, in Hunts-
burgh (dau. of Michael Barnes formerly of New Hart-
ford, Ct., and Esther Ellen Cleveland) : a farmer at
Huntsburgh. He has had one child :
28082. 1. Oren Henry" Strong b. May 14, LSJ3S, d. Jan. 23, 1869.
He also adopted (Sept, 4, 1869) a sou :
28083. 1. Harris Watson Stroug b. July 16, I86S (son of Cassius
Marcus Rose of Cleveland, O., and Jeauie Warley).
2S0S4- 5. ii. Henry Martyn Strong b. Nov. 25, 1834. m. May 23, 1853,
Frances Parsons b. in Huntsburgh. Oct. 7, 1837 (dau.
of Dea. Lucius Parsons, formerly of Westhampton,
Mass., and Flora ) : a farmer at Huntsburgh, O. No
issue. He adopted March 17, 1870, a daughter:
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1493
28086. 1. Alice Matilda Strong b. July 5, 1859, taken from the
Protestant Orphan Asylum, at Cleveland, 0.
28087. iii. Julia Anienia Strong b. March 5, 1840.
28088. iv. Otis Baker Strong b. May 3, 1815.
[6th Gen.]
28052-3. vi. Edmund Strong (son of Amasa Strong and Rhoda
Bartlett) b. July 20, 1S09, m. May 18, 1337, Fidelia Bartlett b. in
Hawley, Mass., Aug. 2, 1811 (dau. of Joel Bartlett and Julia Baker) a
farmer at Montville, O.
[Julia Baker is the dau. of Timothy Baker, Jr., of Hawley, and
Abigail Kibbe.]
[7th Gen.] Children :
2S0S9. i. A son unnamed b. and d. April 1, 1888.
28090. ii. Luther Wright Strong b. Dec. 7, 1839.
28091. iii. Ellen Lutheria Strong b. March 22, 1844.
28092." iv. Nelson Alanson Strong b. March 8, 1849, d. Dec. 3, 1S60 •
[6th Gen.]
28054-5. vii. David Strong (son of Amasa Strong and Bhoda
Bartlett) b. Jan. 16, 1S12, m. Sept. 1839, Bhoda Bartlett b. March 23,
1818, in Hawley, Mass. (dau. of Joel Bartlett, Jr., of Hawley, and Julia
Baker, dau. of Timothy Baker, Jr., of Hawley, and Abigail Kibbe) : a
farmer at Huntsburgh. ^-"^
[7th Gen.] Children :
28093. i. A sou unnamed b. and d. March 25, 1841.
28094. ii. Newell Emerson Strong b. Sept. 13, 1S42.
28095. iii. Laura Jeanette Strong b. June 7, 1848, d. Aug. 6, 1S69.
[6th Gen.]
28057-S. ix. Rhoda Strong (dau. of Amasa Strong and Bhoda Bart-
lett) b. Sept. 17, 1815, m. Quartus Phelps b. in Westhampton, Sept. 2,
1806 (son of Timothy Phelps and Lois Wright) : a farmer in Hunts-
burgh. One child :
28096. 1. Valeria Roxana Phelps b. April 26, 1843.
[6th Gen.]
28060-1. xi. Fidelia Strong (dau. of Amasa Strong and Nancy
Lyman) b. March 22, 1820, m. Nov. 14, 1844, Sherman Loomis b. Feb.
17, 1807, in New Hartford, Ct. (son of Reuben Loomis of Huntsburgh,
and Lydia Spencer): a farmer in Huntsburgh.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28097- 8. i. Helen Maria Loomis b. Dec. 26, 1S45, m. June 3, 1S69,
Alfred Samuel Derrett b. in Gloucestershire, Eng., Dec.
n] 92
28099.
ii.
28100.
iii
28101.
iv.
1494 Descendants of Jcrijah Strong of Northampton,
15, 1841 (son of Lewis Derrett of Chagrin, Falls 0.) :
a wagon maker iu Claridon, O.
Lovisa Nancy Loomis b. April 17, 1849.
Burt Sherman Loomis b. March 9, 1854.
Mary Fidelia Loomis b. Dec. 14, 1855.
[6th Gen.]
28063-5. xiii. James Strong (son of Amasa Strong and Nancy
Lyman) b. March 19, 1823, m. Jan. 25, 1855, Charlotte Elizabeth
Austin b. July 28, 1836 (dau. of William Austin of Montville, 0., and
Jane Hamilton). She d. Aug. 30, 1S60, and he m. for 2d wife Sept. 19,
1861, Caroline Sherman Goodman b. July 29, 1835 (dau. of Emory Good-
man Esq., of Middlefield, 0. and Mary King) : a farmer in Huntsburgh.
Children :
28102. i. Jeanie Louisa Strong b. Nov. 12, 1855.
28103. ii. Oscar Lyman Strong b. Aug. 25, 1859.
28104. iii. Adelaide King Strong b. Jan. 5. 1866.
[6th Gen.]
28066-7. xiv. Samuel Burt Strong (son of Amasa Strong and
Nancy Lyman) b. Oct. 16, 1824, m. Oct. 25, 1855, Lucy Graves b. Feb.
3, 1834, at Westfield, Mass. (dau. of Solomon Graves and Sophronia
Boot), a farmer at Huntsburgh. Children :
28105. i. Frank Lyman Strong b. Sept. 25, 1856.
28106. ii. John Burt Strong b. Dec. 30, 1$58, d. March 6, 1862.
28107- 8. iii. Ellen Louise Strong b. April 21, 1861.
28109. iv. Dwight Ansel Strong b. May 9, 1863.
28110. v. Lucy Edith Strong b. June 3, 1867.
[6th Gen.]
23068-9. xv. Amasa Noble Strong (son of Amasa and Nancy
Strong) b. Aug. 16, 1826, in Westhampton, m. Nov. 1S53, Mary Louisa
Taylor b. at Essex, N. Y., June 7, 18-9 (dau. of Rev. Verren Dyke
Taylor of Cleveland, O., and Charlotte Hall Curtiss) : a farmer at Hunts-
burgh, O. Children :
28111. i. Verren Amasa Strong b. June 11, 1859.
28112. ii. Susan Louisa Strong b. March 7, 1SG1.
28113. iii. A son unnamed, b. June 12, 1864, d. March 22, 1865.
28114. iv. Arthur Lyman Strong b. Nov. 2, 1S6G.
[Of the above descendants of Amasa Strong, says Asahel Watson,
Strong, one of them ; " They are mostly well-to-do farmers : they iuherit
the steady industrious habits of their lathers with frugality and sobriety :
none have been convicted of crime : they arc as a class strongly imbued
with Christian principles. Of 142 names on the roll of the Cong. Ch.,
here, 24 (one-sixth of the whole) are of the name of Strong, beside
those belonging to the family of other names and beside a few belonging
to the M. E. Church.]
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1495
[5th Gen.]
28032-3. iii. Asaiiel Strong (son of Amasa Strong cf Westhamp-
ton, and Sarah Noble) b. Oct. 15. 1779, m. Nov. 25, 1802, Abigail Baker
b. Dec. 31, 1782 (dau. of Timothy Baker of Hawley, Mass., and Abigail
Kibbe of Somers, Cfc., and sister to Timothy Baker, Jr., who m. Ruth
Strong, sister of Asahel): a farmer at Westhamptou, Mass., until 1837,
when he removed to Huntsburgh, 0., where he d. Oct. 5, 1855 : she d.
Dec. 7, 1865.
[6th Gen.] Children:
28115- 6. i. Clarissa Strong b. March 28, 1805, m. William L.
Stetson : d. April 20, 186G, aged 61.
2S117- 8. ii. Lyman Strong b. Jan. 10, 1807.
28119-20. iii. Juliana Strong b. Jan. 29, 1809, m. Baxter Strong, her
cousin : d. Aug. 28, 1SG0, aged 51.
28121. iv. Armenia Strong b. Oct. 6, 1811 : d. Oct. 26, 1831,
aged 20.
28122- 3. v. Horace Strong b. June 16, 1814.
2S124- 5. vi. Sarah Strong b. Oct. 11, 1816, m. Smith Wright of
Huntsburgh, O. : d. Jan. 13, 1848, aged 31.
28126- 7. vii. Betsey Strong b. Feb. 28, 1819, m. Eber Scott of Hunts-
burgh, O.
28128- 9. viii. Abigail Miley Strong b. April 29, 1821, m. Adin C.
Evans of Huntsburgh.
28130. ix. Lors Strong b. Sept, 26, 1823 : d. April 12, 1845.
28131- 2. x. Asahel Baker Strong, M.D., b. Jan. 16, 1S26.
28115-6. i. Clarissa Strong b. March 28, 1805, m. Nov. 3, 1825,
William Lyman Stetson b. April 29, 1803 (son of Bela Stetson of Ches-
terfield, and Cynthia Bissell) : a farmer in Chesterfield, Mass. : selectman,
deputy sheriff of Hampshire Co., for 24 years, and much engaged in large
pecuniary collections, and the settlement of estates. She d. April 20,
i860, aged 61. He still (187 L), resides in Chesterfield.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28133- 4. i. Charles Augustine Stetson b. Jan. 2, 1827, m. Jan. 1,
1850, Frances Emmeline Newgeon of W. Granville,
Mass., b. Aug. 21, 1828 (dau. of William T. Newgeon,
and Sophronia Cornwall) : resides at Syracuse, N. Y. :
conductor on N. Y. Central R. Road. No issue.
28135- 6. ii. William White Stetson b. Jan. 26, 1829.
2S137- 8. iii. Emerson Strong Stetson b. April 21, 1833.
28139. iv. Armenia Strong Stetson b. June 4, 1834, d. Jan. 29,
1837.
28135-6. ii. William White Stetson b. Jan. 26, 1829. m. Jan. 26,
1863, Mary Wright Hills b. April 19, 1834 (dau. of George Hills of
Middletown, Ct., and Elizabeth Wright) a mason at Middletown, Ct.
She d. Dec. 30, 1867. One child :
28110. i. ALBERT Lyman Stetson b. June 15, 1804.
1496 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
[7th Gen.]
28137-8. iii. Emerson Strong Stetson b. April 21, 1833, m. June,
1854, Mary Prudence Newgeon of West Granville, Mass., b. Nov. 5, 1835,
(dau. of William T. and Sophronia Newgeon) : a farmer at Chesterfield,
Mass. Children :
28141. i. Louisa Baker Stetson b. Sept. 4, 1859.
28142. ii. Clara Adelia Stetson b. June 17, I860, d. July 31,
1S07, from eating some tinfoil in which tobacco had
been encased.
[6th Gen.]
28117-8. ii. Lyman Strong (son of Asahel Strong and Abigail
Baker) b. Jan. 10, 1807, m. April 29, 1829, Hannah Montague of West-
hampton, Mass., b. March 20, 1808 (dau. of Seth Montague of Benning-
ton, Vt., and Rachel Smith) a farmer in Bennington, Vt. (1830-8), and
fterwards in Huntsburgh, O. (1838.-40), and West Point, 111. (1840-582)
and sincae 1858, in Mansfield, Linn Co., Kansas, where he was also
merchant and postmaster (1S62-7).
[7th Gen.] Children:
Elizabeth Smith Strong b. July 11, 1S30, at West-
hampton, m. Geo. PL Denison.
Rachel Armenia Strong b. at Bennington, Jan. 14,
1833, d. Dec. 1, 1850, at West Point, Stephenson Co.,
111.
Ltjman Montague Strong b. May 5, 1835, at Bennington.
Rodney Smith Strong b. May 11, 1841, and d. there
May 31, 1843.
Henry Albert Strong b. at West Point, 111., April 24,
1844, m. June 25, 1867, Mary Catharine Madden b.
May 31, 1845 (dau. of Mabra Helme Madden and
Keziah Sappington), a farmer in Mound City, Kansas.
One child :
28151. 1. Eloise Madden Strong b. May 14, 18G9.
28152. vi.. Edward Orendo Strong b. at W. Point, III, March 24,
1847, a wagon maker at Mound City, Kansas.
28143-4. i. Elizabeth Smith Strong b. July 11, 1830, m. April 4,
1848, George Erastus Denison b. at Saybrook, Ct., Oct. G, 1820 (son of
Daniel Denison and Mary Bushnell), a farmer at West Point, 111., and
Moneka, Kansas.
[8th Gen.] Children :
28153. i. Almon Buell Denison b. Jan. 17, 1851, at West Point,
d. Sept. 21, 1852.
28154. ii. Emma Armenia Denison b. June 9, and d. Aug. 9, 1854.
in Cook Co., Texas.
28155. iii. Alma Elizabeth Denison b. in West Point, 111., Dec. 2,
1856.
28143- 4.
i.
28145.
ii.
28146- 7.
28148.
iii.
iv.
28149-50.
v.
28156.
Lumima Anrelia Denison b. at Moneka, Kansas May
6, 1859.
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1497
[7th Gen.]
2814G-7. iii. Luman Montague Strong b. May 5, 1835, m. Dec.
25, 1861, Mary Elizabeth Sharp b. June 5, 1810 (dau. of John Thomas
Sharp and Elizabeth Murphy, of New Castle, Del.) : a farmer in Mound City
[8th Gen.] Children:
28157. i. Albert Lyman Strong b. Sept. 25, 18G2, d. Sept. 2, 1866.
28158. ii. Maude Belle Strong b. Aug. 21, 18C7.
28159. iii. Lydia Armenia Strong b. xMay 15, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
28122-3. v. Horace Strong (son of Asahel Strong and Abigail
Baker) b. June 16, 1814, m. June 16, 1841, Polly Ann Kyle of Hunts-
burgh, 0., b. Aug. 15, 1818 (dau. of Joseph Kyle and Anna Dixon) : a
farmer in Huntsburgh, 0. He d. July 4, 18G8. Children.
28160. i. Orestes Lyman Strong b. April 15, 1842, a farmer at
Huntsburgh, and unmarried (1871).
28161. ii. Saraii Valetta Strong b. Oct. 23, 1848, d. Jan. 11, 1859.
28162.' iii. Horace Boscoe Strong b. Dec. 4, 1859.
[6th Gen.] Children :
2S124-5. vi. Sarah Strong b. Oct. 11, 1816, m. April 1, 1841,
Smith Wright b. Nov. 6, 1816 (son of Paul Wright and Martha Monta-
gue) : a farmer in Huntsburgh, she d. Jan. 13, 1S48. Children :
28163- 4. i. Delta Lisette Wright b. Aug. 31, 1844, m. Sept. 25,
1866, Samuel Edgar Bod man b. Aug. 6, 1S43 (son
of Samuel Bodman and Susan Kingsley) a merchant in
Huntsburgh. He has one child :
28165. 1. Mary Jeanette Bodman b. Aug. 15, 1868. ..--'•
28166. ii. A son unnamed b. Oct. 29, 1847, d. Dec. 8, 1847.
[6th Gen.]
28126-7. vii. Betsey Strong (dau. of Asahel Strong and Abigail
Baker) b. Feb. 28, 1819, m. Oct, 21, 1846, Eber Scott b. Aug. 18, 1817
"(son of Aaron Scott of Huntsburgh, and Sarah Hard) : a farmer in Hunts-
burgh, 0. Children :
28167. i. Mary Abigail Scott b. Oct. 7, 1849.
28168. ii. Ellen Sophia Scott b. Sept. 4, 1857.
[6th Gen.]
28128-9. viii. Abigail Miley Strong b. April 29, 1821, m. Nov.
24, 18-44, Adin Cole Evans b. Feb. 12, 1820 (son of Andrew Evans of
Huntsburgh, and Lydia Cole) : a farmer in Huntsburgh, 0. Children :
28169. i. Epiiuaim Beveridge Evans b. April 24, 1848.
28170. ii. Clara Lois Evans b. Feb. 11, 1855.
28171. iii. Asahel Strong Evans b. Oct. 24, 1857.
149S Descendants of Jerljali Strong of Northampton,
[6th Gen.]
28131-2. x. Asahel Baker Strong, M.D., b. Jao. 16, 1820, ta.
May, 1851. Hannah Cornelia Grinnell of Evansville, N. Y., b. Dec. 3,
1824 (dim. of Ezra Grinnell and Catharine DegoKer). He was grad. at
the Starling Medical College, in Columbus, 0., in 1849 : a practising
physician at Reading, Mich., and a druggist, where he has resided since
1849. Children :
28172. i. Carrie Maude Henrietta Strong b. July 26, 1856.
28173. ii. Benjamin Grinnell Strong b. Sept. 19, 1860.
[5th Gen.]
28034-5. iv. Ruth Strong (dau. of Araasa Strong of Westhampton,
and Sarah Noble) b. Nov. 5, 1782, m. June 9, 1809, Timothy Baker b.
Feb. 10, 1784 (son of Timothy Baker of Hawley, Mass., and Abigail
Kibbe of Somers, Ct.), a farmer in Hawley, Mass., iintil 1830, when he
removed to Springfield, Mass. She d. July 25, 1827, and he m. again.
He d. Feb. 20, 1854, in Springfield.
[6th Gen.] Children :
2S174- 5. i. Otis Strong Baker b. Feb. 26, 1810, d. April 8, 1845.
28176- 7. ii. Sarah Noble Baker b. Sept. 23, 1811, m. Erastus Wood-
ward of Springfield, Mass.
28178- 9. iii. Amanda Baker b. Aug. 14, 1813, m. John K. Crosby.
2S180- 1. iv. Hon. Orrin Baker b. Aug. 6, 1815.
28182- 3. v. Fidelia Baker b. April 2, 1817, m. Francis S. Graves
of Springfield, Mass.
28174-5. i. Otis Strong Baker b. Feb. 26, 1810, m. Bee. 1, 1836,
Harriet Hunt b. May 17, 1819 (dau. of John Hunt of Hadley, Mass.,
and Mehitable Hopkins), a mason at Springfield, Mass. His wife d. Dec.
24, 1840; he d. at Easthampton, April 8, 1845 : a man of great benevo-
lence. One child :
2S184. 1. Lewis Hopkins Baker b. Sept. 1840, d. Sept. 18, 1841.
[6th Gen.]
28176-7. ii. Sarah Noble Baker b. Sept. 23, 1811, m. June 3,
1835, Erastus Woodward (son of Solomon Woodward of Springfield,
Mass., and Dorcas Holden), a resident of Springfield.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28185. i. Henry Erastus Woodward b. Feb. 12, 1836 : a farmer
at Springfield, Mass., unmarried (1871).
28186. ii. Sarah E. Woodward b. May 23, 1837, d. March 19, 1S38.
28187- 8. iii. William Baker Woodward b. Dec. 5. 1838, m. Oct, 6,
1S68, Abby (dau. of Wm. Babcox of Westminster,
Mass., and Abigail Hadley), a truckman at Springfield :
has one child :
1. Arthur Hadley Woodward b. Jan. 31, 1870.
JSo?i of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1499
28191
28102
2S193.
28189-90. iv. Ellen Jane Woodward b. Sept. 24, 1840. m. Jan. 15,
1S02, Benjamin Franklin Hannurn (son of Arunah
Ilannum of Brookfield, and Caroline Ranger) : an
engineer on the N. Y. Central Rail Road : resides at
Buffalo, N. Y. : has one child :
1. Cora Delia Ilannum b. Aug. 2, 18GS.
v. Mart Elizabeth Woodward b. Oct. 22, 1S42 : d. April
15, 1847.
vi. Fidelia Woodward b. Sept. 2, 1S44 : d. Oct. 30, 1SG4,
aged 20.
[6th Gen.]
28178-9. iii. Amanda Baker (dau. of Timothy Baker, Jr., and Ruth
Strong) b. Aug. 14,1813, m. Dec. S, 1836, John Knowles Crosby b.
in 1801 (son of Lemuel Crosby of Hawley, Mass., and Susannah Howes)
as his 2d wife. He was a resident of Springfield. Hed. in 1SG3, aged 62.
[7th Gen.] Children:
28194. i. Ruth Maria Crosby b. May 1, 1839.
28195. ii- Otis Baker Crosby b. April 24, 1842 : d. May 12, 185S.
28196- 7. iii. Julia Amanda Crosby b. Aug. 16, 1S44, m. Nov. 24,
1863, Charles Francis Lovejoy b. Aug. 14, 1841 (son
of Daniel Lovejoy of Fitchburgh, Mass., and Lovina
Rice) a blacksmith at Springfield, Mass. Childreu :
Frank Otis Lovejoy b. June 3, 1865.
Frederic Crosby Lovejoy b. Sept. 23, 1866.
Lillic Julia Lovejoy b. March 12, 1868.
28201- 2. iv. Harriet ("Hattie") Crosby b. June 13, 1846, m.
Jan. 29, 1868, Robert Morris b. Jan. 27, 1838 (son of
Aaron Morris and Caroline French, of Bridgeport, Ct.) :
in paper-collar factory at Springfield, Mass. : has one
child.
Lewis Frank Morris b. Feb. 28, 1870.
Ella A. Crosby b. July 10, 1S49, m. Jan. 29, 1868,
Silas Law Kenyon b. July 16, 1818 (son of Peter
Kenyon of Thoinpsonville, Ct, and Jeanette Gregg)
a bookkeeper at Springfield : has one child.
Helen Elizabeth Kenyon b. June 1, 1869.
28198.
28199.
2S200.
28203. 1.
28204- 5. v.
28206.
[6th Gen.]
28180-1. iv. Hon. Orrin Baker (son of Timothy Baker, Jr., and
Ruth Strong) b. Aug. 6, 1815, m. Feb. 28, 1S39, Sarah Woodward (dau.
of Solomon Woodward of Springfield, Mass., and Dorcas l!olden):a resident
of Springfield : a member of the City Council, and a much respected and
influential citizen. He d. Jan. 30, 1854. His widow has resided since
his death at Springfield.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28207. i. Albert Baker b. July 18, 1840, d. Jan. 3. 1849.
28208. ii. Lewis Woodward Baker b. Sept. 28, 1S42, drowned in
the Conn, river, July 5, 1861, aged 18, while bathing.
1500 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
[6th Gen.]
28182-3. v. Fidelia Baker (dau. of Timothy Baker, Jr., and Ruth
Strong) b. April 2, 1S17, m. March 30, 1841, Frances S. Graves (son of
Theophilus Graves of Springfield).
[7th Gen.] Children :
28209.
28210.
28211.
28212.
28213.
28214.
i. Francis S. Graves b. Sept. 30, 1842, m. Sept. 6, 1805,
Helen Bailey (dau. of S. E. Bailey, of Springfield) :
a jeweller in Springfield. He served as a soldier in
the late war in the 4Gth Mass. Regt.
ii. Carrie G. Graves b. Dec. 30, 1845, d. June 12, 1846.
iii. Charles A. Graves b. Dec. 21, 1S46.
iv. Henrietta Fidelia Graves b. Sept, 24, 1S4S, d. Oct. 1,
1S70.
v. Alice J. Graves b. June 1, 1853.
vi. Nellie M. Graves b. Sept. 14, 1855, d. Aug. 8, 1S56.
[5th Gen.]
28036-7. v. Noble Strong (son of Amasa Strong and Sarah Noble)
b. in Wcsthanipton, Mass., Dec. 15, 1783, m. Nov. 12, 1807, Mary Eas-
ton b. July 24, 1788 (dau. of John Easton of Hawley, Mass., and
Wood) : a farmer in Hawley, Mass. (1806-15), served in the war of 1812,
for 3 months, instead of his brother Harvey who was drafted ; removed
to Mesopotamia, O., in 1815, and in 182S, to Huntsburgh, (_)., where he
resided until his death, May 29, 1857 : a man fond of the adventures of
pioneer life. She d. at Sheboygan Falls, Wis., Jan. 2, 1S50.
[6th Gen.] Children:'
Maria Strong b. July 17, 1S09, m. David Jenkins.
A son unnamed b. Jan. 12, and d. Jan. 14, 1S11.
Lewis Strong b. Jan. 5, 1841, d. April 17, 1815.
Almira Strong b. Sept. 23, 1816, m. Sept. 23, 1834,
Joseph Leppes b. Oct. 8, 1811 (son of John Leppes
and Elizabeth Deal of Huntsburgh) : a farmer and
tradesman at Nevada, Iowa. They have one child :
Mary Eleanor Leppes b. in Huntsburgh, O., Oct. 1, 1838,
who m. June, 1854, William Magoon of Kirtland, O.
(son of Simeon Magoon) : a merchant in Nevada,
Iowa. No issue.
Ira Noble Strong b. July 12, 1823.
Lyman Strong b. Nov. 25, 1S27.
28215- 6.
i.
28217.
ii.
28218.
iii
2S219-20.
iv.
28121- 2. 1.
5. v.
28223-
28226-
2S228- 9. vii. Truman Strong b. April 7, 1829
28215-6. i. Maria Strong b. July 17, 1S09, m. April 4, 1826, Da-
vid Jenkins b. Sept. 8, 1804 (son of John Jenkins of Ware, Mass., and
Eleanor Oakes) : a farmer at Cataract, Munroe Co., Wis.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28230. i. Lewis Cromwell Jenkins b. in Mesopotamia, O., March
7, 1S27 ; a lawyer at Little Falls, Wis. : unmarried.
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1501
28237
23233
28239
28240
- 1.
28242
28243
- 4.
2S231- 2. ii. Lois Jenkins b. in Huntsburgb, 0., Feb. 2, 1S29, m.
Dec. 2, 1851, Joseph Alonzo Gray b. Oct. 21, 1828
(son of Daniel Gray of Mesopotamia, 0.) : a farmer and
tradesman at Sparta, Wis. They have 2 children :
2S233. 1. Elsie Almira Gray b. at Faruaington, Wis., Dec. 17, 1856.
28234. 2. Emma Luella Gray b. at Sparta, Wis., April 15, 18G4.
28235- 6. iii. William Washington Jenkin-s b. at Huntsburgb, 0.,
July 12, 1830, m. April 29, 1852, Harriet Easton b.
Oct. 30, 1832 (dau. of Rev. Alexander Easton of Farni-
ington, O., and Hannah Lee) : a farmer in Gardner,
111. They have 3 children :
Elbert Jenkins b. Oct, 21, 1853.
Frank Jenkins b. June 10, 1857.
Walter Jenkins b. April 6, 1861.
John Noble Jenkins b. July 19, 1833, m. Nov. 8. 1365,
widow Mary Smithers nee Heath (dau. of Hiram and
Mary Heath of California), a farmer in Monroe
Co., Wis. They have one child :
Sophia Maria Jenkins b. Aug. 31, 1866.
Joseph Lyman Jenkins b. Sept. 17, 1841, in Huntsburgb,
0., m. June 8, 1862, Helen Washburue (dau. of Almoud
and Anna Maria Washburoe) : a farmer at Little Falls,
' Wis. One child :
28245. 1. Arthur Jeukins b. May 1, 1866.
[6th Gen.]
28223-5. v. Ira Noble Strong (son of ISoble Strong and Mary
Easton) b. Juiy 12, 1823, m. Oct. 23, 1351, Catharine Eliza Perkins b.
May 25, 1826 (dau. of Ambrose Perkins of Middlefield, and Electa Ford).
She d. Feb. 6, 1857, aud he m. for 2d wife Jan. 31, 1S58, Maria Lowell
Berry b. Jan. 29, 1837 ^au. of Anson Borry of Abbott, Wis., and Judith
Bradley). Shed. Feb. 9, 1S65, and he m. for 3d wife Phebe Ann
Lamphear, b. June 9, 1827 (dau. of Samuel George Lampbear of Leon,
Wis., and Betsey Elizabeth Davies) a farmer at Sheboygan Falls., Wis.
Caildren :
28246. i. Catharine Eliza Strong b. Jan. 4, 1855.
By second wife :
28247. ii. Ira Burton Strong b. June 22, 1859.
28248. iii. Clyde Noble Strong b. May 31, 1864.
[6th Gen.]
28226-7. vi. Lyman Strong b. Nov. 25, 1827 (son of Noble Strongand
Mary Easton) m. June 10, 1S52, Lydia Curtiss b. July 14, 1832 (dau. of
Willard Curtiss of Farmington, 0., and Betsey Moffat) : a farmer at
at Huntsburgb, 0. Childreu :
28249. i. A son unnamed b. and d. May 23, 1855.
II] 93
28253.
ii.
28254.
iii
28255.
iv
1502 Descendants of Jerijali Strong of Koi tTiamgton,
28250. ii. Ellin Sor.hrcnia Strong b. Tec. 16, 1858, d. Aug. 20
I860. ° '
28251. iii. Emmett Joseph Strong b. Jan. 29, 1862.
[Gth Gen.]
28228-9. vii. Truman Strong (sou of Noble Strong and Maiy Easton)
b. April 7, 1820, m. June 4, 1851, Caroline Austin (dau. of Free-
man Austin of Lindon, Sheboygan Co., Wis., and Elizabeth Gifford) a
^ farmer at Lindon, Wis., and Huntsburgb, 0. He d. at Sheboygan Falls,
Jan. 1870.
[7th Gen.] Children:
2S252. i. Austin Noble Strong b. at Lindon, Wis., Sept. 9, 1852,
d. Jan. 27, 1853.
Frank Noble Strong b. at Lindon, Way 25, 1854.
Alma Almira Strong b. at Huntsburgb, O., Oct. 9, 1856.
Emma Caroline Strong b. Dec. 1C, 1S5S.
[5th Gen.]
28039-42. vii. Barter Strong (son of Amasa Strong of West-
hampton, Mass., ai.d Sarah Noble) b. July 28, 1789, m. Feb. 11, 1813,
Lydia Burroughs b. Dec. 18, 1793, in Plainfield, Mass. (dau. of David
Burroughs, and Elizabeth ): a farmer in Hawley, Mass. (1812-29),
and after 1829, in Huntsburgh, O., where he still (1870), resides. His
wife Lydia d. Dec. 14, 1831, and he married for 2d wife Aug. 25, 1832,
widow Ruhamah Tucker nee Tryon b. Jan. 28, 1785 (dau. of Capt.
Edward Trjon of Saybrook, Ct. and Anna ) widow of Moses Tucker.
She d. April 3, 1838. He no. Nov. 1, 1838, for 3d wife widow Nancy
Easton nie Griffith, b. May 18, 1806 (dau. of Clemens Griffith of Thomp-
son, O., and Isabella Sterling, and widow of Luman Easton). She d. June
27, 1843.
[6th Gen.] Children :
By first wife :
Amasa Strong b. Feb. 27, 1814.
A daughter unnamed b. Jan. 21, 1S1G, d. soon.
Lewis Strong b. April 12, 1817.
James Strong b. Sept. 8, 1819.
David Burroughs Strong b. July 6, 1S22.
Lydia Strong b. July 15, 1826.
Harvey Strong b. Nov. 4, 1831.
By third wife :
viii. Ann Jeanette Strong b. Sept. 17. 1839, resides unmarried
at Jauesville, Wis.
Nancy Melvina Strong b. April 9, 1842, m. Henry N.
Crozier.
28256-7. i. Amasa Strong b. Feb. 27, 1814, m. Nov. 3, 1S40, Lucy
Fuller Durkec b. July 1, 1821 (dau. of Martin Durkee ofBrimfield, Mass..
aud Matilda \Vea7er of Southampton, Mass.) : a farmer in Moutville, 0.
28256- 7.
i.
28258.
ii.
28259-60.
iii
28261- 2.
iv.
28263- 4.
v.
28265- 6.
vi.
28267- 8.
vii
2S2G9.
vii
28270.
ix.
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1503
[7th Gen.] Children :
28271. i. Lorenzo Amasa Strong b. Dec. 8, 1841, at Montville,
where he resides unmarried, a farmer.
28272. ii. Savilla Lucy Strong b. Jan. 10, 1844.
28273. iii. Martin Weaver Strung b. Aug. 3, 1855, d. May 17,
185S.
[6th Gen.]
28259-60. iii. Lewis Strong b. April 12, 1817, m. Jan. 1839, Co-
rintha Wright b. Sept. 1, 1811 (dau. of Hezekiah Wright of Westhanip-
ton, Mass., and Jemima Clapp of Easthampton ,) a farmer at Chester, O.
She d. Dec. 14, 1857, and he m. Jan. 25, 1859, for 2d wife Clara Ruth
Stebbins b. Nov. 29, 1817 (dau. of Erastus Stebbins of Granby, Mass.,
and Ruth Smith).
[7th Gen.] Children :
By first icife :
28274. i. Statira Strong b. Nov. 20, 1839, d. Jan. 20, 1840.
28275. ii. Joel Rust Strong b. Nov. 29, 1S40, enlisted in Co. G,
41st Ohio Vol., Tufantry and was killed iu the battle
of Stone River, Dec. 30, 1862.
28276. iii. Susan Augusta Strong b. Sept. 11, 1842, d. Dec. 26,
1842.
28277. iv. Susan Amelia Stroug b. April 8, 1814, m. George C.
Smith.
2S27S. v. Lewis Franklin Strong b. July 23, lS47,d. Dec. 7,1868.
28277. iv. Susan Amelia Strong b. April 8, 1844, m. Sept. 12,
1865, George Crawford Smith b. Aug. 11, 1838 (son of George Smith
ofMunson, O., and Catharine Crawford) a merchant at Chardon, O.
Children :
28279. 1. Jeanie Corintha Smith b. May 29, 1866.
28280. 2. Lewis Crawford Smith b. Aug. 22, 1867.
[6th Gen.]
28261-2. iv. James Strong (son of Harvey Strong and Lydia Bur-
roughs) b. Sept, S, 1819, m. May 10, 1S4S, Eunice Deidamia Clapp b.
Sept. 13, 1820 (dau. of Russell Clapp of Westhampton. Mass., and after-
wards of Otisco, N. Y., and Sibyl Baker) : a farmer at Huutsburgh, O.
Children :
28281. 1. Charles Mahlon Strong b. April 27, 1852.
23282. 2. Lewis Baker Strong b. Jan. 3, 1S5S.
28283. 3. Lizzie Eunice Strong b. July 28, 1860.
[6th Gen.]
28263-4. v. David Burroughs Strong b. July 6, 1S22, m. May
22, 1845, Dorcas Roback Evans b. April 2, 1824 (dau. of Andrew Evans of
Harpersfieid, N. Y., and Lydia Cole), a farmer at Huntsburgh, O. Children :
28284. i. Lydia Rosetta Strong b. May 26, 1846.
1504 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
28285. ii. Andrew Harvey Strong b. April 23, 1849, d. Aug. 24,
1870.
2828G. iii. Mary Evans Strong b. Oct. 5, 1862.
[6th Gen.]
28265-G. vi. Lydia Strong (dau. of Harvey and Lydia Strong) b.
July 15, 1826, m. Dec. 23, 1S46, Orrin Whitney Crozier b. Feb. 7, 1815,
in Peru, Mass. (son of Jason Crozier and Alniira ), a farmer in Euclid. -
. 0. Children :
28287. i. Mahlon James Crozier b. July 18, 1850, in Euclid.
28288. ii. Mattie Carrie Crozier b. April 17, 1862.
[6th Gen.]
28267-8. vii. Harvey Strong, Jr., b. Nov. 4, 1831, m. Feb. 10,
1856,Arabelle Moffett b. Feb. 7, 1838, in Shalersville, O. (dau. of James
Wade Moffett and Margaret Anna Neal, of Bowne, Mich.) : a farmer at
Chester, O., and previously at Huntsburgh, 0. His wife Arabelle d. May
| 15, 1870.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28289. i. Adelbert Warren Strong b. Jan. 22, 1857.
28290. ii. Leora Sarah Strong b. Nov. 6, 1859.
28291. iii. Lucy Dorcas Strong b. Oct. 31, 1861.
28292. iv. Elva Alberta Strong b. May 30, 1804.
28293. v. Lydia Bell Strong b. May 1, 1868, d. Dec. 7, 186S.
28294. vi. Clara Dell Strong b. Nov. 2, 1869.
[6th Gen.]
28270. ix. Nancy Melvina Strong (dau. of Harvey Strong and
Nancy Griffith) b. April 9, 1842, m. March 22, 1861, Henry Newton
Crozier b. in Euclid, O., July 17,1823, (son of Jason Crozier and Al-
mira ) : a farmer in Euclid, O. Children :
28295. i. Frank Henry Crozier b. Sept. 12, 1862.
28296. ii. Lewis Harvey Crozier b. Jan. 16, 1S65.
[5th Gen.]
28043-4. viii. Nancy Strong (dau. of Amasa Strong and Sarah No-
ble) b. Oct. 26, 1795. m. about 1815, Peabody Bartlett b. Oct. 16, 1794
(son of a Mr. Bartlett of Plymouth, Mass.). She d. Nov. 15, 1864.
He d. Oct. 14, 1850, aged 58.
[6th Gen.] Children :
28297-8. i. Elvira Bartlett b. Jan. 12, 1816, m. Rufus Starks of
Savoy, Berkshire Co., Mass.
28299-00. ii. Nancy Maria Bartlett m. Dec. 8, 1840, Daniel Starks b.
Oct. 18, 1816 (son of John Starks and Anna RogerB) :
a farmer at Huntsburgh, O. She d. July 30, 1866.
Children :
28301. 1. Lorenzo Henry Starks b. Oct. 1841.
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1505
J8302- 3. 3.
28304.
28305.
28306-
Anna Aurelia Starks m. Nov. 1867, Wilkin C. Eggleston
of Rockport, 0.
Mary Louisa Starks b. Feb. 2, 185G.
Charles Rowland Starks b. July 25, I860.
Rowland Strong Bartlett b. Nov. 23, 1819, m. July 4,
1843, Lucy Ann Skiff b. Aug. 13, 1826 (dau. of Oba-
diah Skiff of Cuinniington, Mass., and Anna Bryant of
Chesterfield, Mass.) : a resident at Northampton, Mass.
They have had one child :
28309-10. 1. Harriet Kate Bartlett b. Nov. 30, 1844. m. May 23,
1867, Theodore E. Gladden b. Dec. 18, 1843 (son of
Theodore Giadden of Northampton, and Ann Meade) :
resides in Keene, N. H. Children :
(1.) Harry Rowland Gladden b. June 7, 1868, d. Aug. 17, 18GS.
(2.) Charles Winthrop Gladden b. Oct. 27, 1870.
28311.
28312.
28313.
Louisa Bartlett b. June, 1828, d. Jan. 21, 1854, aged 25,
unmarried.
28314- 5. v. Martin Lyman Bartlett b. in 1S32, in. Martha Phelps
of Huntington, Mass. (dau. of Martin Phelps of Chester,
Mass.). He d. Aprif 18, 1864, aged 32 : No issue.
28297-8. i. Elvira Bartlett b. Jan. 12, 1816, m. Jan. 28, 1837,
Rufus Starks b. March 21, 1812 (son of John Starks and Anna Rogers),
a farmer in Savoy, Berkshire Co., Mass.
[7th Gen.] Children :
William Starks b. Pec. 1, and d. Dec. 5, 1837.
Fran-cis William Starks b. July 20, 1839, in Cumming-
ton, Mass , in. Mary Eliza Mason b.- Feb. 21, 1844
(dau. of Austin and Eliza Mason). They have :
Mary Ella Starks b. at Plainfield, Mass., June 5, 1869.
Lucy Ann Starks b. in Huntsburgh, O., Dec. 29, 1840,
m. Oft. 30, 1859, Lewis E. Sears b. June 7, 1838 (son
of Anthony Sears and Lovina Sprague), resides at
Bowloy, Mass. Children :
Frank L. Sears b. Feb. 22, 1803.
Frederick Grant Sears b. July 12, 1869.
PLmmeline Melissa Starks b. Nov. 15, 1845, m. Oct. 14,
1865, Newell Sylvanus R,ice (son of Sylvanus Rice and
Clarissa Carpenter), resides at East Rockport, Cuya-
hoga Co., O. They have 2 children.
Julia Anna Starks b. in Plainfield, Mass., Dec. 27, 1850.
Lovisa Ruth Starks b. in Savoy, Mass., June 12, 1855.
Adeline Eliza Starks b. June 23, 1861.
[4th Gen.]
28015-6. ii. Eunice Strong (dau. of Bela Strong of Northampton,
and Euuice Alvord) b. April 4, 1751, m. Oct. 30, 1777, Job Clark b.
Sept. 10, 1743 (son of Elkkim Clark of Northampton, and Esther
Wright) : a farmer in Easthampton, Mass., whore he d. March 27, 1817,
aged 73. She d. May 6, 1S17, aged 06.
28316.
i.
28317-
8.
ii.
2S319.
1.
28320-
1.
iii.
2S322.
1.
28323.
2.
28324-
5.
iv.
28326.
v.
28327.
vi.
28328.
vii
28331-
>>
ii.
28333-
4.
iii
28335.
iv.
28336-
7.
v.
28338.
vi.
1506 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
[5th Gen.] Children:
28329-30. L Luther Clark b. Aug. 16, 1778, d. May 7, 1850.
Eunice Clark b. June 22, 1780, iu. Asa Ferry of East-
hampton, J. April 23, 1851.
Spencer Clark b. Nov. 27, 1782, d. May 29, 1812, m.
Philena Clapp.
RUTH Clark b. May 21, 1785, d. unmarried, Jan, 13,
1815.
Job Clark, M.D., b. Nov. 10, 1787, d. April 4, 1807,
aged 79.
Sereno Clark b. Dec. 5, 1791, d. unmarried, Dec. 15,
' 1814, aged 23.
28329-30. i. Luther Clark b. Aug. 16, 1778, m. Jan. 28, 1802,
Deborab Robinson, and for a few years (a farmer at Easthampton, March
1803, - March 1814), and at Skaneateles, N. Y. Tie d. May 7, 1S50 : sbo
d. June 19, 1S5S.
[6th Gen.] Children :
28339-40. i. Hon. Luther Clark, Jr., b. Nov. 12, 1802, d. March 28,
1865.
98341- 2. ii. Alanson Clark b. Aug. 1, 1804, m. March 27, 1826,
Laura Parsons b. Aug. 3, 1807 (dau. of Abner E. Par-
sons of Northampton) : a farmer at Easthampton, had
dau. Julia, who m. Isaiah Place, and son Edwin.
28343- 4. iii- Jason Clark b. June 24, 1S06, m. Mary Ann Piatt of
Prospect. Ct. : a joiuer at Easthampton, Mass. : had 9
children.
28345- 6. iv. Horace Clark b. Nov. 16, 1809, m. Jan. 18, 1838, Lois
Janes dau. of Parsons Janes : a farmer at Easthamp-
ton : had 3 children ; Emily, George W., and Flora L.
28347. v. Rowland Clark b. March 20, 1810, d. June 27, 1812,
at Skaneateles.
2S348- 9. vi. Emmeijne Clark b. Jan. 29, 1S12, m. Ozro C. Wright of
Northampton Nov. 11, 1841 : a farmer; had 3 children ;
Silas, Luther, aud Harriet.
28350- 1. vii. Maria Clark b March 13, 1814, m. Luther M. Fairfield
of Holyoke, Oct. S, 1835 : a farmer; had 3 children :
Annie, Pioswell and Henry.
28352. viii. Harriet Clark b. May 19, 1810; d. unmarried April 23,
1835.
28353. ix. Cordelia Clark, ) d. Aug. 1818.
[ twins, b. July 10, 1818,
28354- 5- x. Cornelia Clark, ) m. Theodore Clark of Easthampton,
Mass., Nov. 25, 1841 ; a farmer; had 2 children : Susan
and Lumau.
28356. xi. Elvira Clark b. June 4, 1821.
28357- 8. xii. Henry Clark b. Oct. 17, 1824 : a farmer in Easthampton :
m. March 23, 1S54, Climena Benton of Becket, Mass. :
no children.
28339-40. i. Hon. Luther Clark, Jr., b. Nov. 12, 1S02, m. Oct.
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1507
8, 182S, Juliana Ferry b. Sept. 28, 1804 (dau. of Asa Ferry of East-
hampton, Mass., and Eunice Clark : see below) a farmer at Easthampton,
selectman for 18 years and several times a member of the Massachusetts
Legislature. He d. March 28, 18G5,
[7th Gen.] Children:
28359. i. John Blair Clark b. Aug. 11, 1829, d. Sept. 18, 1830.
283G0- 2. ii. John Spencer Clark b. Oct. 14, 1831, m. Nov. 14, 1855,
Emma Fisher of Niagara, Canada (dau. of William
Fisher and Susan Chare) d. aged 30. He had 3
28363. 1. Alvin Spencer Clark b. May, 1858, d. Feb. 21,1861.
28364. 2. Ida Mary Clark b. April 1S62.
2S365. 3. Albert Edgerton Clark b. Dec. 31, 1S63, d. Sept. 30,
1866.
28366. iii. Seio-.no Clark b. March 27, 1835, d. April 8, 1835.
28367. iv. Harris Edgar Clark b. April 15, 1836, d. aged 14, Aug.
26, 1850.
28368. v.- Mary Adelia Clark b. Aug. 30, 1840, d. Aug. 3, 1859.
28369. vi. , Albert Henry Clark b. Dec. 23, 1842, d. aged 18, June
23, 1861.
28370. vii. Lucy Adeline b. July 31, 1846, d-. Sept. 1, 1863, aged 17.
28336-7. iv. Job Clark. M.D. (son of Luther and Deborah Clark)
b. Nov. 10, 17S7, m. Ruth Sheldon. He was grad. at Williams College,
in 1811, and was a physician at Westfield, Mass. (1820-35), and at
Ravenna, O. (1835-60). He resided at Massillon, O., from 1860, to his
death, April 4, 1867, aged 79. His widow resides there still (1S70). He
had a son :
28371. 1. Charles Clark residing now at Cleveland, and formerly at
Massillon. No letters addressed to'this family drew
forth any response.
[5th Gen.]
28331-2. ii. Eunice Clark b. June 22, 1780 (dau. of Job Clark of
Easthampton, and E«uice Strong) m. Dec. 3, 1803, Asa Ferry b. July
13, 1778 (son of Ebenezer Ferry of Easthampton, and Hannah French), a
farmer at Easthampton, Mass. He d. Dec. 31, 1S51 : she d. April
23, 1851.
[6th Gen.] Children :
28372- 3.
i.
28374- 5.
ii.
28376- 7.
iii
28378.
iv
28379-80.
v.
Juliana Ferry b. Sept. 29, 1804, m. Hon. Luther Clark :
see preceding page.
Sidney Ferry b. March 21, 1807, d. Nov. 9, 1865, a
farmer at Easthampton.
Loyi^a Ferry b. Jan. 19, 1809, m. Dea. Ithamar Clark
of Easthampton. See page'33.
Robert Hue Ferry b. July 14, 1811, d. Sept. 8, 1812.
Eunice Strong Ferry b. June 16, 1813, d. Sept. 27, 1846,
m. Daniel F. Lyman. He d. Sept. 19, IS0S.
1508 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton.
28381- 2. vi. Ruth Clark Ferry b. Sept. 11, 1815, d. Jan. 7, 1802, m.
Josiah Gaylord of S. Hadley, a farmer. He d. Sept
18, 1867.
28383- 4. vii. Robert Spencer Ferry b. Aug. 2, 1818, resides in
Springfield, Mass.. a cabinet-maker.
28385. viii. Asa Ferry b. Oct. 11, 1S20, d. April 19, 182].
283S6- 7. ix. Adeline Ferry b. Sept. 29, 1823, in. Sept. 29, 1864,
Elbridge Hazeu of Springfield, Muss., a grocer (son of
Nathan Hazen and Phebe Starkweather of Worthington,
Mass.) b. April 19, 1804.
28374- 5. ii. Sidney Ferry b. March 21, 1807, m. Jan. 10, 1833,
Abigail Wright b. March 31, 1S09 (dau. of Hezekiah Wright and Abigail
Gaylord): a farmer in Easthampton, Mass. He d. Nov. 9, 1865.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28388-
28390-
28392.
28393-
28395-
9. i. Edward .Morrison Ferry b. Feb. 10, 1835.
1. ii. Jane Althaea Ferry b. Oct. 5, 1836, m. John'S. Stratton
of Easthamjiton.
iii. Ellen Lucilia Ferry b. Dec. 27, 1839,
4. iv
6. v.
d. May 23, 1842.
Emily Wright Ferry b. Jan. 31, 1842, m. 'Lucius Parsons.
Charles Everett Ferry b. Sept. 28, 1844, m. Dec. 24,
1869, Emma Augusta Severance of Quincy, Mass.
28397- 8. vi. Cordelia Maria Ferry b. July 17, 1846, m. Oct. 19, 1869,
Albert Porter llussell (son of Horace Russell of North
Hadley, Mass.).
28399. vii. Francis Howard Ferry b. July 5, 1848, d. April 24,
1851.
28400. viii. Abby Almira Ferry b. July 23, 1850, d. May 12, 1851 .
2S388-9. i. Edwabd Morrison Ferry b. Feb. 10, 1835, in. Dec. 6,
I860, Rachel Morse (Clark) b. Oct. 1, 1S37 (dau. of Obadiah Clark of
Easthampton, by adoption) she d. and hie m. Nov. 26, 1863, for 2d wife
Harriet Morton b. Nov. 5, 1840 (dau. of Consider Morton and Fanny
Bartlett of Williamsburgh). He joined the U. S. Army of Vols. Co. K,
52d Mass. Regt., Sept. 1802. He was in Geul. Banks Division and was
in the siege at Port Hudson, La. He wa3 mustered out Aug. 14, 1863.
[8th Geu.] Children :
By first wife :
28401. i. Francis Howard Ferry b. Nov. 8, 1861, and d. May 5,
1862.
28402. ii. William Ferry b. Jan. 10, 1863. and d. Jan. 12, 1863.
By second icife :
28403. iii. Lillian Morse Ferry b. Oct. 3, 1S04.
28404. iv. Cora May Ferry b. Juue 26, 1866, d. Aug. 12, 1866.
'28405. v. Emily Wright Ferry b. July 24, 1S69.
[7th Gen.]
28390-1. ii. Jane A.
Ferry (dau. of Sidney Ferry and Abigail
Wright) b. Oct. 5, 1836, m. Oct. 24, 1866, John Sim Stratton b. Jan. 2,
Son of Elder John Sironj of Northampton. 1509
1S40 (son of William Stratton of Huntley, Aberdeen, Scotland, and Jane
Guthrie), a farmer in Easthampton. Children :
28406. i. William Henry Stratton b. Dec. 8, 1867.
2S407. ii. Frank Sydney Stratton b. Dec. 11, 1868.
[7th Gen.]
28393-4. iv. Emily Wright Ferry (dau. of Sidney Ferry and
Abigail Wright) b. Jan. 31, 1812, m. Jan. 25, 1806, Lucius Edmund
Parsons b. May 19, 1841 (son of Edmund Parsons and Emmeline Mor-
gan) a farmer in Easthampton, she d. Jan. 9, 1867, leaving one child :
28408. 1. Herbert Sydney Parsons b. Jan. 9, 1867. Mr. Parsons
enlisted Sept. 1362, in Co. K, 52d Mass. Regt. (Genl.
Banks Division), and was mustered out Aug. 14, 1863.
[6th Gen.]
28379-80. v. Eunice Strong Ferry (dau. of Asa Ferry and Eunice
Clark) b. June 16, 1813, m. Dec. 24, 1840, Daniel Franklin Lyman b.
Aug. 23, 1809 (son of Danl. Lyman of Easthampton, and Sally Clapp), a
farmer at Easthampton. He d. Sept. 19, 1868, a man very efficieut in
church aud society affairs. She d. Sept. 27, 1846. He m. Oct. 7, 1847,
for 2d wife Almena Smith.
[7th Gen.] Children:
28409. i. Rev. Payson Williston Lyman b. Feb. 28, 1842,
grad. at Amherst, Coll., in 1367, and at the Union
Theol Sem., of N. Y., iu 1870. To him the author is
indebted for much of the account here given of the
descendants of Asa Ferry and Eunice Clark.
28410. ii. Daniel Watson Lyman b. Nov. 2, 1843, a member of Co.
K, 52d Mass. Regt., in the late civil war. He. was
killed at the battle of Port Hudson. June 14, 1863, by
a ball from a rebel sharpshooter. He enlisted Sept.
1862, and was in Genl. Banks' division.
23411. Hi. Alfred Ferry Lyman b. Sept. 27, 1S46, d. Oct. 3, 1868. (
[6th Gen.]
28381-2. vi. Ruth Clark Ferry b. Sept, 11, 1815 (dau. of Asa
Ferry and Eunice Clark) m. Nov. 17, 1836, Josiah Gaylord b. Aug. 16,
1807 (son of Josiah Gaylord aud Lucinda Smith) : a farmer iu S. Hadley,
Mass. He d. Sept. 18, 1867 ; she d. Jan. 7, 1S62. Children :
2S412- 3. i. Horace Wright Gaylord b. Sept. 5, 1S37, m. Nov. 13,
1862, Eudora Hannah Burt b. Sept. 1, 1840 (dau. of
Roland Burt and Rhoda Searle of Holyoke) : a farmer
in South Hadley. They have one son :
23414. 1. Willie Wright Gaylord b. May 21, 1364.
23415. ii. ALVAN Ferry Gaylord b. July 11, 18:39, d. of consump-
tion, Nov. 5, 1857, aged 19.
ii] 94
nice
man b.
1510 Descendan ts of Jcrijah /Strong of Northampton,
[6th Gen.]
28383-4. vii. Robert Spencer Ferry (son of Asa Ferry and Eu
Clark) b. Aug. 2, 1818, m. April 30, 1845, Almira Tirzah Bowma
May 9, 1822 (dau. of Win. Bowman of Sunderland, Mass., and Tirzah
Hubbard) : a car-maker in Springfield, Mass. Children :
28416. i. George Bowman Ferry b. Feb. 7, 1851.
28417. ii. William Francis Ferry b. July 4, 1854.
[4th Gen.] See pnge 1490.
28017-8. iii. Ruth Strong (dau. of Bela Strong, of Northampton,
and Eunice Alvord) b. in 1753, m. Nov. 1773, Nathaniel Edwards b.
May 4, 1749 (son of Ebenezer Edwards, of Northampton, and Lucy
Warner): a farmer at Northampton. He d. March 13, 1832; shed,
with an infant child, Jan. 14, 1777. He m. for 2d wife, Mary Clapp,
for a 3d wife, widow Irene Clapp. One child :
28418. i. Electa Edwards b. Oct. 29, 1774, m. Jan. 8, 1795, John
Russell, of Greenfield, Mass., d, there, March, 1839.
[4th Gen.]
28019-20. iv. Thankful Strong (dau. of Bela and Eunice Strong),
bapt. Dec. 1, 1754, m. May 31, 1780, Timothy Edwards b. March 25,
1751 (sou of Ebenezer Edwards and Lucy Warner, of Northampton) : a
farmer in Westhampton, Mass. She d. July 18, 1817, and he m. July
9, 1818, for 2d wife, widow Dorcas Edwards nie Parsons, widow of Daniel
Edwards b. June 4, 1759 (dau. of Isaac Parsons, of Northampton, and
Lucia Strong). He d. April 11, 1834.
[5th Gen.] Children :
28419-20. i. THANKFUL Edwards b. June 3, 1781, m. Noah Parsons,
Jr., d. in 1814.
28421- 2. ii. Lovisa Edwards b. Sept. 30, 1783, m. Nathan Clark, Jr.
28423. iii. Timothy Edwards b. July 3, 1785, drowned, Aug. 23,
1796.
28424. iv. An infant b. Nov. 27, 1786, d. Dec. 26, 1786.
[4th Gen.]
28021-2. v. Naomi Strong (dau. of Bela Strong and Eunice Alvord
b. at Northampton, Mass., July 18, 1750, m. Jan. 11, 1776, Capt. Noah
Janes b. Nov. 19, 1753 (son of Samuel Janes, Jr., of Northampton, b.
Sept. 13, 1724, and Hannah Brown whom he m. Jan. 1751-2: he d. Jan.
1788, aged 63: she d. May 20, 1824^-aged 91) : a farmer in Sheldon, Vt. :
he was active in suppressing the Shays' rebellion.
[5th Gen.] Children:
28425- 6. i. Martha (" Patty") Janes b. Sept. 16, 1776, m. Solomon
Strong, Jr. (grandson of Ichabod Strong of Southamp-
ton, Mass.), for whose children sec pages 1240-46 : she
d. April 4, 1816.
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1511
28427- 8. ii. Naomi Janes b. Aug. 1, 1778, ra. Sylvester Lyman of
Easthamptou, Mass. : she d. Sept. 13, 1818.
28429-30. Hi. Sylvanus Janes b. Sept. 6, 1780, ra. Laura McXamara :
d. in Hadlcy, 111., Sept. 2, 1853.
28131- 2. iv. Noah Janes b. April 29, 1783, m. Sally Currier : d. in
Le Roy, N. Y., Jan. 12, 1854.
28433- 4. v. Chester Janes b. Sept. 2, 1785, m. Anne Fisher of Shel-
don, Vt., and had one sou Daniel Fish Janes : d. at
Sheldon, Vt, Feb. 5, 1850.
28435. vi. Electa Janes b. Nov. 12, 1789, d. at Waltham, Vt., May
8, 1816.
28436. vii. Samuel Janes b. Jan. 26, 1790, d. at Waltham, Vt., Feb.
10, 1812.
28437- 8. viii. Lucas Janes ~\ m. Sally Wood : no issue.
V twins b. Jan. 5, 1793.
28439-40. ix. Julius Janes ) m. Nancy Eggleston Dec. 19, 1822: he
d. at Pembroke, N. Y, Dec^, 1852.
28441- 2. x. Dr. Lewis Janes b. Aug. 27, 1795.
28413.
23444-
28446-
28427-8. ii. Naomi Janes b. Aug. 1, 1778, m. Nov. 6, 1800, Dea.
Sylvester Lyman b. May 17, 1773 : a farmer at Easthampton, Mass. She
d. 1818, and he m. for 2d wife May 12, 1819, Betsey Rumrill. He d.
May 31, 1835.
[6th Gen.] Children:
By first tcife :
i. A son b. in 1802.
ii. Samuel Moseley Lyman b. Dec. 23, 1803.
iii. Ursula Lyman b. May 13, 1806, d. Sept. 14, 1835, m.
Dea. Ithamar Clark. See p. 33.
28448- 9. iv. Naomi Lyman b. Aug. 26, 1808, m. Warren xMoutague
of Sunderland, Mass., d. Aug. 10, 1869.
28450- 1. v. Sylvester Strong Lyman b. Sept. 24, 1813, m. Lucinda
Gaylord of S. Hadley, Mass. : an artist in Hartford,
Ct., had 3 children : Ellen P. ; Ellen, and Frederic.
28452- 3. vi. Joseph Emerson Lyman b. April 2, 1817, m. Martha
Clark of Easthampton (dau. of Philip Clark and Lois
Lyman). She d. and he m. for 2d wife Clarissa Daniels
of Brooklyn. Children, 2 : Clara J., and Catharine,
vii. Elizabeth Lyman b. May 25, 1820.
viii.TiRZAii Cbpp Lyman b. Nov. 21, 1821.
ix. Edwin Bliss Lyman.
28454.
28455.
28456.
28444-5. ii. Samuel Moseley Lyman b. Dec. 23, 1803, m. Harriet
Avery of Easthampton : a resident at Easthampton.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28457- 8. i. Samuel Moseley Lyman m. Marian Rust of Chester, O.,
and had sons, Irving and George : he lives in East-
hampton.
28459-60. ii. Harriet Ann Lyman m. Jonathan E. Janes of East-
hampton : Had children : Edward; Bertha; Arthur and
Anna.
1512 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
28461- 2. iii. EDWARD Payson Lyman m. Harriet Louelle : resides in
Brooklyn, N. Y. : has had 2 children.
28463- 4. iv. Sarah Maria Lyman m. Frederic Shaw : has one boii
Frederic.
28465— 6. v. Jeanette Lyman m. Edward Smith of New Haven Ct.
[5th Gen.]
28429-30. iii. Stlvanus Janes (son of Capt. Noah Janes and Naomi
Strong) b. Sept. 6, 1780, in. Laura McNamara: a farmer at Vergennefc
Vt., d. at Hadley, 111., Sept. 2, 1853. Children :
28467. 1. Patty Janes. 28471. 5. Ruth Janes.
28468. 2. Sally Janes. 2S472. 6. Clarissa Janes.
28469. 3. Griswold Janes. 28473. 7. Harriet Janes.
28470. 4. Albert S. Janes.
[5th Gen.]
28439-40. ix. Julius Janes (twin) b. Jan. 5, 1793, m. Nancy Eggles-
ton.
[6th Gen.] Children :
28474. 1. Julius Janes. 28477. 5. A daughter d. soon.
28475. 2. Harriet Janes. 28478. 6. A daughter d. soon.
*2S475. 3. Justus Janes. 28479. 7. John Janes.
23476. 4. Albert Janes.
[5th Gen.] J^^
28441-2. x. Dr. Lewis Janes (son of Capt. Noah Sl*e»g»and Naomi
Strong) b. Aug. 27, 1795, m. Dec. 19, 1822, Huldah Melissa Wilder b.
Oct. 9, 1S00 (dau. of Oliver Wilder of Jericho, Vt , and Huldah Cutter) :
a physician at Swanton Centre, Vt., since March, 1822, until within a
few years past, where he still resides.
[6th Gen.] Children:
28480- 1. i. Emily Malona Janes b. June 5, 1S26, m. Dec. 14, 1848,
Samuel W. Jennison : a blacksmith at Swanton. She
d. June 12, 1857.
28482- 3. ii. James FJlcry Wilder Janes b. Aug. 3, 1829, m. Mary
Jane Kieth of Swanton : a farmer at Swanton Centre.
28484- 5. iii. Edna Sophia Janes b. Sept. 19, 1S36, m. John Henry
Field b. in Jericho, Vt. : a grocer in Chicago, 111.
[4th Gen.]
2S024-5. vii. Bela Strong, Jr (son of Bela Strong of Northampton,
and Eunice Alvord) b. Jan., 1760, m. Dec. 30, 1784, Sarah Parsons bapt.
Sept. 8, 1765 (dau. of Joel Parsons of Northampton, and Abigail Ferry) :
a farmer at Northampton, Mas3. He d. Dec. 14, 1814, aged 54. She
d. April 20, 1S14, aged 49. [Joel Parsons b. May 18, 1739, m. Jam 17*'. 1,
Abigail Ferry who was b. in 1742, and d. Oct. 2, 182S, aged 80. Ho d.
Nov. 11, 1818, aged 79.J
[5th Gen.] Children :
2S488. i. William Strong b. in 1785, d. Jane 22, 1780.
Son of Elder Joint Strong of Northampton. 1513
28489. " ii. Julius Strong b. in 1786, d. Oct. 30, 1793.
28490. iii. Abner Strong bapt. Sept. 23, 1787, d. Sent. 28, 17S7.
28491- 2. iv. Ira Strong b. Nov. 28, 1788.
2S493- 4. v. Jason Strong b. May 3, 1791, d. Sept, 9, 1858.
28495. vi. A child b. Oct. 20, arid d. Oct. 31, 1793.
28490- 7. vii. Sarah Strong b. Dec. 7, 1795, m. George Parsons of
Saranac, N. Y.
28498- 9. viii. Eliza Strong b. Aug., 1797, m. Elijah Pay of Hatfield,
Mass.
28500- 2. ix. William Augustus Strong b. May 3,1800, m.'May, 1832,
Jane Eliza Parsons b. June 20, 1807 (dau. of George
Parsons of Northampton, Mass., and Sophia Lee). She
d. Aug. 27, 1858, and he m. Aug. 24, 1859, Cornelia
Caroline Vanderpool b. Jan. 17, 1S29 (dau. of Stephen
Miller Vanderpool of New York, and Judith Ford) a
hardware merchant in Waterloo, N. Y. (1825-45), and
since 1845, at Joliet, 111., where he lives retired from
business. He has by his 2d wife -i
28503. 1. Florence Augusta Strong b. March 8, 18G4.
28504- 5. x. Julius C. Strong b. July 12, 1802.
28506. . xi. Theodore Morris Strong b. Aug. 7, 1805, d. at sea 1S39,
aged 34.
28491-2. iv. Ira Strong b. Nov. 28, 1788, m. July 5, 1810, Rhoda
Booth of Berlin, Ct., b. Oct. 27, 17S7 (dau. of Robert Booth of New
Britain, Ct., and Abigail Sage of Kensington, Ct.), a manufacturer of
jewelry at New Britain, Ct. (1810-15), a brass founder at Northampton,
(1815-26), a farmer there and lumber-dealer (having a saw-mill) for
some ten years. In 1S36, he settled as a farmer at Tyre, Seueca Co.,
N. Y., where he d. April 29, 1S59, a resolute, earnest Christian man. She
d. there April 18, 1SG7. They were both members of the lief. Dutch
Church.
[6th Gen.] Children:
28507- 8. i. Caroline Maria Strong b. in New Britain, May 7, 1811,
m. Dr. Daniel Higbie at Owasso, Mich.
28509-10. ii. Edwin Frederic Strong b. May 9, 1814, in New Britain.
28511- 2. iii. Julia Ann Strong b. Nov. 8, 1815, at Northampton, m.
Oct. 12, 1852, as his 2d wife, William Clise, a farmer
in Phelps, Ontario Co., N. Y., b. July 26, 1825 (son of
Jacob Chse and Christina Ringer). They have had one
child :
28513. 1. William Goseline Clise b. Sept. 5, 1853.
28514- 5. iv. Rhoda Henrietta Strong b. Jan. 2, 1818, m. Jan. 28,
1847, Robert Cross b. Jan. 10, 1808 (son of Samuel
Sly Cross of Phelps, N. Y., and Nancy Maynard : he
was b. Aug. 10, 1783, and d. May 2, 1829. Nancy
Maynard, whom, hem. Dec. 12, 1805, was b. March 26,
1788, and d. Dec. 6, 1867), a farmer at Phelps. They
have two children :
28516. 1. Ida Minerva Cross b. July 11, 1848.
1514 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
28517.
o
28518.
V.
28519.
vi.
28520-
1. vii
28522- 3.
2852-1.
28525.
28526.
28527.
28528-
9
1.
2_
i".
4.
ix
28530.
2S531.
28532-
3.
1.
2.
X.
Mary Lucretia Cross b, Oct. 27, 1852.
Minerva Strong b. Feb. 15, 1820.
Robert Caleb Strong b. Feb. 7, 1824, a. Aug. -26, 1810
Alonzo Strong b. March 22, 1822, m. Sept. 1, 18.V2
Hannab Haines b. May 24, 18J9 (dau. of Matthews
Haines of Bedford, X. Y., and Sutton), a farmer
in Young Hickory. Faltoa Co., 111., and a teacher in
the winter: (P. 0. Midway).
. Mary Eliza Strong b. Jan. "8, 1826, m. Dec. 31, 1851 ,
William L Goseliue of Phelps, N. Y., and since ISG'3,
a farmer in Sturgeon, 3Io. Children :
James Albert Goseline b. Nov. 18, 1852.
Imogene Goseline b. March 1, 1858, d. Aug. 1863.
Clarence Hobart Goseliue b. Jan. 1862.
Nelly Barton Goseline b. Sept. 10, 1865.
Lauretta Strong b. Jan. 13, 1828, in Northampton, in.
as his 2d wife, Sept. 20, 1866, Michael Mansfield : a
fanner in Varick, Seneca Co., N. Y, b. in Ireland in
1835-6. Children :
Rose Eveline Mansfield h. June 28, 1867.
Willie Elise Mansfield b. July 10, 1869.
Lucy Louisa Strong b. Dec. 23, 1832, m. Feb IS50,
Jedediah Van Houten b. Oct. 20, 1831 (sou of John
Van Houten of Seneca Falls, N. Y.,and Anna Tqwnsend
of Townsendville, O. \, a farmer at Ovid, Mich., and
veterinary surgeon. Children (all b. at Seneca Falls,
N.Y.):
Nancy Emmeliue Van llouteu b. Jan. 23, 1S52, d. Jan.
23," 1855.
Silvia Van Houten b. Nov. 11, 1854, d. Jan. 30, 1855.
Ella Louisa Van Houten b. Oct. 20, 1850.
John Ira Van Houten b. Feb. 3, 1S58.
Edwin Alonzo Van Houten b. Dec. 20, 1860.
Charlotte Van Houten b. July 13, 1862.
Minnie Booth Van Houtea b. Sept. 20. 1864.
Franklin Benjamin Van Houten b. April 28, 1867.
28507-S. L Caroline Mauia Strong b. May 7, 1811, m. March 25,
1841, Dr. Daniel Higbie b. in Stamford, Del. Co., N. Y., Nov. 11, ISU
(sou of Oliver Higbie b. in Fairfield, Gt., May 28, 1780, and d. <> '
1852 ; and Esther Randall b. in Roxbury. Del. Co., N. Y., Feb. 25, 1790) :
a physician at Muugerville. Mich. Children :
28542- 3. 1. Helen E. Higbie b. in Junius, N. Y., dune 1, 1843, u
July 4, 1864, Charles E. Giilam b. Jan. 12. 183:1, in
White Oak, Mich, (son of John Giilam b. in Philadcl-
phia in 1790, and d. in 1861, and Mary A. EvcrelC b
in 1801, whom he m. hi 1819) : a blacksmith.
28544- 5. 2. Alfred Watson Higbie b. in York, Livingston Co., X. Y-,
Feb. 22, 1846, m. March 25, 1808, Fanny E. Watkina b.
Oct. 12, 1842, in Mercer Co., Pa. (dau. of John Coulwa
Watkins and Rachel Base): a farmer in OwassOj Mich.
28534.
2S535.
2.
28536.
3.
28537.
4.
28538.
5.
28539.
6.
28540.
7.
28541.
8.
!
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1515
2S546. 3. Julia Isabel Iligbie b. Jan. 7, 1848, in Penfield, N. Y.
28547. 4. William H. Hi-bio b. in Phelps, N. Y., Oct. 14, 1S52.
28548. 5. Imogene Rosalia Iligbie b. iu Phelps, Jau 14, 1854.
[6th Gen.]
2S509-10. ii. Edwin Frederic Strong b. May 0, 1814, m. March
23, 1841, Mary Stevenson b. Oct. 2, 1S20 (dau. of James Stevenson and
Martha Lawther) : a farmer at Tyre, X. Y. : for some 20 years he was a
teacher there, also: " tilling the soil in the summer and tilling the minds
of the young in the winter." To him is due this account of his parents
and their descendants.
[James Stevenson b. in Florida, County of Down, Ireland, March
9, 1779, in. Martha Lawther of Ballyminster of same county, and came to
America in 1799. In 1812, he settled at Tyre, N. Y., then a wilderness,
where he wrought out an honorable competence and d. Sept. IS, 1850 : a
member with his wife of the Dutch lief. Ch. She d. July 16, 1858.]
[7th Gen.] Children:
28549. i. Caroline Augusta Strong b. Feb. 8, 1842 : a teacher for
some years in Dubuque), Iowa. She m. Sept. 18, 1807,
Chauncey Wiltz, chief clerk in the Surveyor's General's
office at Dubuque and afterwards in the same office
when transferred to Plattsmouth, Nebraska (1867-70),
and since 1S70, a lawyer at Omaha, Neb.
28550- 1. ii. Robert Franklin Strong b. April 28, 1844, m. March
23, 1SG8, Elizabeth L. Gray b. Dec. 12, 1839 (dau. of
Archimedes Gray of Ovid, X. Y.,and Ann Richmond):
a farmer iu Young Hickory, Fultou Co., 111. She d.
Oct. 31, 1870. He is now (1871) a teacher at Phelps,
Ontario Co., X. Y., in a district school. He has one
child :
28552. 1. Robert Gray Strong b. Dec. 9, 1S69.
28553- 4. iii. Cornelia Young Strong b. May 3, 1840. m. Dec. 22,
1SG9, Charles Hutchins b. Feb. 10, 1842 (son of Hib-
bard Hutchins, of Junius, X. Y., and Phebe Mosher) :
a farmer in Tyre, X. Y.
28555. iv. Florence Carlton Strong b. Sept. 24, 1850 : a teacher
in Juuius. X. Y.
2S556. v. James Frederic Strong b. Sept. 24, 1852.
28557. vi. Anna Knox Strong b. June 1, 1855.
28558. vii. Louis Clifford Strung b. Dec. 27, 1857.
28559. viii. Edward Augustus Strong b. Nov. 1, 18G0.
285G0. is. Mary Isabel Strong b. March 11, 1SG2.
28561. x. Hubert Booth Strong b. Dec. 9, 1SG5.
[5th Gen.]
28493-1. v. Jason Strong b. May 3, 1791. m. June 13, 1811.
Miriam Clark b. at Wcathampton, June 20, 1795 (dau. of Benjamin
1516 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
He d. Sept.
Clark, and Sibyl Bartlett) : a farmer at Northampton, Mass
9, 1858 : she d. March 30, 1S47.
[6th Gen.] Children:
28562. i. William Francis Strong b. May 27, 1812.
28563- 4. ii. Julia Maria Strong b. March 5, 1813, m. June, 1840,
Luther Pomeroy of Easthampton, Mass. (son of Luther
Pomeroy of same place), a shoemaker. She d. Oct. 6,
1848. They had one child :
28565- 6. 1. Egbert Pomeroy b. Dec. 18, 1S48, m. Oct. 4, 1S69, Lydia
A Alderman (dau. of Charles Alderman, and Almira
Iligley of E. Granby, Ct.) : a shoemaker at North
Adams, Mass.
28567- 8. iii. Sarah Parsons Strong b. Sept. 14, 1814, m. May 12,
1835, Nelson Alvord (son of Jehiel Aivord of West-
hampton, and Sarah ) : a farmer at Easthampton.
Their children :
1. Franklin Clark Alvord b. Pec. 14, 1836.
1. 2. Emmeline Alvord b. Feb. 7, 1838, m. xMarch 14, 1861,
Joseph Warner ; she d. Jan. 7, 1864. They had one
child :
(1). Joseph Franklin Warner b. Jan. 6, 1864, d. March 11,
1864.
3. Sarah Jones Alvord b. Sept. 25, 1841, d. Sept. 10, 1848,
at Easthampton.
4. Susan Amelia Alvord, b. Jan 10, 184G.
6. 5. Fanny June Alvord b. Sept. 1, 1850, m. Sept. 16, 1870,
Edson 1). Strong (son of Ebenezer N. Strong, a carpen-
ter at Northampton, and Marina A. Parsons) : a car-
penter at Northampton.
3. iv. Ciiarlks Clark Strong b. Feb. 6, 1816, m. Oct. 25, 1841,
Deborah Pomeroy b. Sept. 21, 1811 (dau. of Luther
Pomeroy of Easthampton, Mass., and Abigail Glazier):
a carriage manufacturer at Bridgeport, Ct. Children :
Charles Webster Strong b. Nov. 23, 1S43, d. March 1,
1S44.
Caroline Adel Strong b. May 25, 1846, d. Sept. 3, 1846,
(twin).
Charles Adelbert Strong (twin) b. May 25, 1846, d. Feb.
10, 1847.
Isadora Abby Strong b. June 10, 1848.
Flora Isetta Strong b. Sept. 24, 1852, d. Aug. 21, 1853.
Franklin Clark Strong b. May 3, 1817, d. at North-
ampton, of consumption, June 1, IS41, while a mem-
ber of the Junior class of Williams College.
Alanson Strong b. April 11, 1819.
Pa"MELIA Alleu Strong b. June 0, 1820, resides unmar-
ried at Northampton (1871).
28587- 8. viii. Edward Clark Strong b. March 13, 1822, m. Jan. 12,
1S48. Fanny Melissa\iones of Deertield, Mass, b. May
20, 1825 (dau. of James Jones and Lorahama Hamil-
ton): au iron moulder at Northampton, -prom him
28569.
28570-
28572.
28573.
28574.
28575-
28577-
28579.
1.
28580.
2.
28581.
3.
285S2.
4.
285S3.
5.
2S584.
v.
28585.
vi.
285S6.
vii
Son of Elder John Strong of Northampton. 1517
28589
28590.
28591.
28592
28593
this account of his parents, and their descendants was
obtained. His children :
Ellen Elizabeth Strong b. in Stamford, Ct., Feb. 3, 1852.
Henry Marbyn Strong b. in Stamford, Sept. 9, 1853.
Estella Jane Strong b. April 1. 1856, at Northampton,
d. Sept. 30, 1858.
William Augustus Strong b. July 5, 1859, d.Oct, 20, 1 '■'.).
Franklin Jones Strong b. March 23, 1861, d. March 22.
1SG4.
28594- 5. ix. Miriam Elizabeth Strong b. Feb. 16, 1825, m. Aug. 5,
1856, Sheldon Robert Clapp (son of Stephen Dickin-
son Clapp, of Southampton, and Electa Frary) : a ma-
eon at Guilford, Vt. Children :
Miriam Elizabeth Clapp b. July 17, 1847, m. Aug. 5,
1865, Homer Hanley, of North Adams, Mass. : a shoe-
maker (sou of John Hanley and Nancy Sprague).
They have had 2 children.
Willie Sheldon Clapp b. July 12, 1849, d. June 9. 1862.
Albert Eugene Clapp b. July 10, 1855.
Nelly Louise Clapp b. June 20, 1858.
28596- 7. 1.
28598
28599
28600.
28601-
2.
3.
4.
2. x.
28603.
28604-
28606
28607
28608
28609.
28610.
28611
28612
1.
5. xi.
J ULIUS Strong b. April 14, 1826, in. Dec. 25, 1848, Mary
Isabel Hubbard, of Greenfield, Mass. (dau. of Amos
Hubbard aud Mary Smith?) : lives in Northampton.
They Lave one child :
Martha Elizabeth Strong b. Dec. 11, 1849.
Bela Strong b. Oct. 25, 1827, m. Jan, 10, 1850, Julia
Emmeline Temple (dau. of Ebenezer Temple, of Deer-
field, Mass., and Philena Loveridge) : a farmer at
Northampton. Children :
Edgar Dwight Strong b. Aug. 15, 1854, d. Oct. 2, 1858.
Ernest Eugene Strong b. Dec. 23, 1858.
Lewis Eben Strong b. April 30, i860, d. July 11, 1862.
Ella Strong \ twins, b. July 11, 1865.
Etta Strong } d. Oct. 5, 1S65.
Lena Belle Strong b. June 16, 1S69.
Lucretia Strong b. Aug. 12, 1829, d. unmarried Aue.
26, 1870.
28613- 4. xiii. Sibyl Clark Strong b. May 31, 1831, m. Aug. 1848,
Stephen Dickinson Clapp, Jr. (twin brother of Sheldon
Pi. Clapp, who m. her sister, Miriam E. Strong) : a
mason at Southampton, Mass. Children :
Henry Stephen Clapp b. July 4, 1S53.
Ella Jane Clapp b. Oct. 8, 1858, d. Jan. 10, 1852.
Carrie Estella Clapp b. Oct. 10, 1863.
Cora Bell Clapp b July 22, 1867, d. Sept. 15, 1869.
Arthur Lewis Clapp b. June 22, 1870.
Ruanna Strong b. March Hi, 1834, m. Oct. 16, 1857,
Selden Meacham of Chesterfield, Mass., b. in 1835 (son
"] 95
28615.
1.
28616.
2.
28617.
3
28613.
4.
2S619.
5.
28620-
1. xi
1518 Descendants of Jcrijali Strong of Northampton,
28622.
of Holibut Meacham and Caroline Inglestone) :
mason at Northampton. They have had one child :
Carrie Estella Selden b. June 22, 1862, d. soon.
285G2. i. William Francis Strong b. May 27, 1812, m. Jan. 1,
1834, Sarah Ann Apley of Frankfort, Herkimer Co., N. Y., b. Jan. 6,
1815: she d. April 10, 1S69 : a carpenter in Hudson, N. Y., and pre-
viously in Claverack, N. Y.
[7th Gen.] Children:
28623- 4.
28625.
28626.
28627.
28G28.
28629-30.
Lucilia Strong b. in Goshen, Ct., April 10, 1835, m.
April 30, 1857, William Rowe of Taghconio b. Nov.
15, 1832 : a truckman. Their children :
1. Charles Rowe b. Feb. 14, 1858, in Claverack, N. Y.
2. Ella Rowe b. Sept. 30, I860, in South Norfolk, Ct.
ii. Mary Strong, who d. young.
iii. Jeanette Strong who d. young.
iv. Harriet Strong b. in Goshen, Ct., May 10, 1845, m. in
H
udson,
N. Y., Jan. 28, 1868, George Gritman b. in
Athens, N. Y., May 11, 1845 : a resident of Hudson.
N. Y. One child :
28631. 1. Frankic Gritman b. Dec. 13, 1869.
28632. v. George Strong b. in Claverack, Sept. 11, 1859, d. in
Claverack, May 8, 1S69.
[6th Gen.]
28585. vi. Alanson Strong (son of Jason Strong and Marian Clark) :
b. April 11, 1819, m. Feb. 5, 1844, Henrietta Frisbie of Coventry, Che-
nango Co., N. Y.j b. Oct. 26. 1824 , a blacksmith at Canton, Ct.
[7th Gen.] Children :
286c
4. i.
Miriam Clark Strong b. June 10, 1845, m. in 186-, Au-
gustus Richards of Newton, Mass., b. May 29, 1838 (son
of Augustus Richards and Maria Hollis). One child :
28635. 1. Henrietta Maria Richards b. May 30, 1869.
28636. ii. Joseph Allen Strong b. Aug. 3, 1S47 : a farmer at North-
ampton.
28637- 8. iii. Alice Whitney Strong b. June 25, 1852, at Haydenville,
Mass., m. Nov. 22, 1870, Rufus Putnam Ashley (son
of Myron Ashley of Leverett, Mass., and Susan Put-
nam) : a farmer at Easthampton. Mass.
Emma Jane Strong b. Oct. 18, 1850.
Laura Annis Strong b. April 13, 1854, at Northampton.
Alonzo Dwight Strong b. Feb. 1, 1862, at Northampton.
28639
28640
28641
[5th Gen.]
28496-7. vii. Sarah Strong b. Dec. 7, 1795, m. March 15, 1815,
George Parsons b. May 3, 1793 (son of Seth Parsons of Northampton,
Mass., who was b. there Feb. 5, 1768, and d. there July 19, 1S26, and
Rachel Wales whom he m. Oct. 25, 17»7, who was b. at Westhampton,
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1519
Mass., Oct. 14, 17GS: she d. Nov. 9, 1829), a merchant and manufac-
turer of iron and lumber in Sarauac, N. Y. : she d. Oct. 17, 1830. [Seth
Parsons was son of Moses Parsons and Mehitable Bridgeinan,see previous
page.]
[6th Gen.] Children :
28642- 3. i. Sally Maria Parsons b. Nov. 4, 1815, d. Dec. 2, 1S37, m.
Bissell C. Hopper.
28644- 5. ii. George Henry Parsons b. Aug. 4, 1817, d. Aus;. 12, 1853.
28646. iii. A son unnamed b. April 21, 1S19, d. Juue 9, 1319.
28647. iv. William Strong Parsonsb. July 11, 1820, d. April!, 1821.
28648- 9. v. ' David Hunt Parsons b. Dec. 20, 1823.
28650. vi. Eliza Strong Parsons b. Nov. 3, 1826, d. Aug. 4, 1828.
28651. vii. Aaron Wales Parsons b. Jan. 16, 1822, d. Aug. 23,
1829.
28642-3. i. Sally Maria Parsons b. Nov. 4, 1815, m. in 1S35,
Bissell Case Hopper (son of Cornelius Hopper of Sarauae, and Sophia
Case) a manufacturer at Saranac, N. Y. One child : .
28652. 1. Harriet Maria Hopper b. May, 1836, d. March 4, 1S53.
27644-5. ii. George Henry Parsons b. Aug. 4, 1817, m. May 29,
]S49, Sarah Bromley Robertson of Beekmantown, N. Y., b. Jan. 31.
1828 (dau. of Nelson Robertson b. Feb. 13, 1804, and Calista his wife
b. Nov. 26, 1807). She d. Sept. 1856. They had 3 children :
28653. 1. Nelson Robertson Parsons b. Aug. 23, 1850, d. July 4,
1852.
28654. 2. Mary Emerson Parsons b. June 29, 1852, d. Oct. 23, 1S52.
28655. 3. Henry Robertson Parsons b. Sept. l,1856,d. Dec. 11, 1862.
28648-9. v. David Hunt Parsons b. Dec. 20, 1323, m. Jan. 1,
1S46, Ruth Purdy of Beekmantown, N. Y., b. Nov. 23, 1326 (dau. of
James Barnes Purdy and Rebecca ) : a manufacturer of iron and
lumber, and dealer in general merchandise — as was his father and bro-
ther George Henry, and is now his sou Charles Henry with him at Sar-
auac, Clinton Co., N. Y. He resides at the " Russia Iron Works," in
Saranac.
[6th Gen.] Children:
23656- 7. i. Charles Henry Parsons b. Dec. 8, 1S46.
2SG58. ii. George Parsons b. Oct. 17, 1855.
23659. iii. James Barnes Parsons b. May 7, 1857.
28660. iv. William Augustus Parsons b. Feb. 11, 1859. d. Feb. 16,
1859.
28056-7. i. Charles Henry Parsons b. Dec. 8, 1846, m. June 22,
1869, Nettie Viola Thomas b. April 11, 1S48 (dau. of Hope Washbnrne
Thomas and Julia Hunter). They have one child :
23661. 1. Ida Louisa Parsons b. Aug. 4, 1870.
28662.
28663- 4.
28665.
28666- 7.
28668.
1520 Descendants of Jerijah Strong of Northampton,
[5th Gen.]
28198-9. viii. Eliza Strong b. Aug. 1707, m. May 16, 1816, Eli-
jah Day b. Sept. 6, 1793 (son of Joel Day, of Hatfield, Mass., and Mar-
tha Murray, whom he m. March 10, 17S3 ; he was b. Aug. 16, 1759,
and was son of Nathaniel Day, of Northampton, and Experience Birgo).
She d. Sept. 19, 1823, and he m. for 2d wife, March 2, 1824, Eliza Par-
sons, of Waterloo, N. Y. He kept a clothing store at Waterloo, N. Y.,
and afterwards at Hennepin, 111.
[6th Gen.] Children:
William Henry Day b. March, 1817.
Edward Lewis Day b. July 4. 1819, m. Sept. 13, 1846,
Ruth A. De Maranville, of Windsor, Mass. One child :
Warren Edward Day b. Eeb. 27. 1848.
Frederic Augustus Day b. Sept. 12, 1821: a resident
at New Haven, Ct. He m. Feb. 12, 1843, Melinda L.
Stevens, of Hamden, Ct. Their children:
Frederic Augustus Day b. Jan. 4, 1846.
[5th Gen.]
^•8504-5. s. Julius C. Strong b. July 12, 1802 : a clothing merchant
at WaiN^ 00 « N. Y - He m - O ct - 2 , 1825, Amanda Cynthia Woodworth
of Aureliuh', Cayuga Co., N. Y., b. Jan. 6, 1805 (dau. of Gershom Wood-
worth and Phe.H Traver). Ho d. at Waterloo, JuDe 17, 1858, eged 56 :
she resides in Jolie Mil. (1870).
[6th Gen.] ChiMren :
28669-70. i. Sarah EhV* Strong b. Aug. 12, 1826, in. William Strong
Brooks of Schenectady, N. Y.
William Augustus Strong b. Oct. 3, 1828.
Elwyn Travev Stvocq b. June 4, 1831, m. June 12,
1853, Sarah Delphfoe Mewhon : a coppersmith in
Waterloo, N. Y. She d. Jan. I860. He d. Feb. 14,
1858. He had 2 children '.
John Kenrv StroDg b. Dec. 25, 1855. Ho lives at Joliet,
111.
Sarah Delphine Strong b. Jan. 14, 185S : lives in Roch-
ester, Minn.
Jane Electa Strong b. July 25, 1833, resides unmarried
in Joliet, 111.
Llewellyn Walworth Strong b. Dec. 21, 1835, a hard-
ware merchant in Joliet, 111.
Helen A. Strong b. Jan. 20, 1818, d. Oct. 14, 1840.
vii. Lavinia Sigourney Strong b. March 20, 1840, m. Dec. 19,
1867. George H. Johnson of Waterloo, N. Y. (son of
Ira Johnson and Sarah Ann Inslee) : a R. Road Con-
ductor : lives at Joliet, 111.
2S669-70. i. Sarah Eliza Strong b. Aug. 12, 1826, m. Oct. 14,
1847. William Strong Brooks b. June 11, 1822 (sou of John Haverlcigh.
28671. ii.
28672- -3. iii
28674. 1.
'
28675. 2.
28676. iv
,
28677. v.
2S678. vi
28679-80. vi
Son of Elder John Strong, of Northampton. 1521 --/_S j'3-
Brooks of Schenectady, N. Y., and Isabella Stroug) : a hardware mer-
chant at Joliet, 111. (since Sept. 19, 1854), lived previously at Waterloo,
N.Y.
[7th Gen.] Children :
28681. • i. William Augustus Strong Brooks b. at Waterloo, Feb. '
7, 1849 : a hardware merchant at Joliet, 111.
28682. ii. Frank Woodworth Brooks b. in Syracuse, N. Y., June
20, 1851, d. July 7, 1851.
28683. iii. Nelly Virginia Brooks b. at Joliet, June 15, 1857, d.
Oct. 2, 1857.
[6th Gen.]
28671. ii. William Augustus Strong b. Oct. 3, 1828, m. Sept.
20, 1855, Charlotte Ann Buell, of Rochester, N. Y., b. Jan. 10, 1832
(dau. of William Buell and Olive Sunderland): a hardware merchant at
Joliet, 111., since May, 1850 : lived previously at Waterloo, N. Y. He is
Prest. of the Joliet Gas Co. To him ia due the account here given of
his parents, and their descendants.
[7th Gen.] Children:
28684. i. Alice Buell Strong b. Aug. 18, 1857..
28685. ii. Edward Buell Strong b. Feb. 7, I860.
28686. iii. George Woodworth Strong b. Feb. 17, 1865.
28687. iv. Annie Whitney Strong b. Aug. 23, 1869.
/?. /y
APPENDIX
*1. Facte obtained too late for record in their proper place.
II. Partial accounts of families not complete enough to determine their true
classification.
III. Brief notices of other families of Strongs not descended from Elder John
Strong of Northampton.
' I. Facts obtained too late for Record in their proper
Place.
[These are happily very few, as the record was purposely kept open oa
every page up to the very hour of printing.]
The following facts may be added to the record of the family of Dea.
Oliver Strong (son of Aaron and Rachel Strong of Coventry, Ct.). See
page 1064.
y- 1. The dates of births of the lirst two, Darius and Ariel, both b. in
Canaan, Ct.
Kl). Darius Strong was b. April 27, 1761. '
) (2). Ariel Strong was b. Feb. 21, 17G3, and d. Dec. i, 1813, in Clin-
ton, 0.
2. Three other children were born to Dea. Strong in Poultney, Vt.,
^Nos. 11, 12, and 13, viz. :
. (11). Candace Strong b. June 29, 1783.
t . (12). Jacob Wood Strong b.Sept. 7, 1785, d. in Galen, N. Y., Jan. 3,
1827.
i • - (13). Harley Strong b. May 17, 1790, d. July 25, 1791.
- 3. Other facts of interest concerning him and his family,
v (1). The maiden u:ime of Mrs. Lois Strong was Lawrence,
i (2). They were married April 10, 1760, in Canaan, Ct.
i (3). Sarah Strong, his daughter, d. in Poultney, Vt., April 8, 1810.
(4). Anna Strong d. there June 2, 1795.
4. As to Dr. John Strong his son b. April 11, 1777, in Norfolk, Ct.
(1). He m. Aug 6; 1S05, in New Haven. Vt., Huldah Squier b. in
Lanesboro, Mass., Dec. 20, 1784, wbo d. in Charlotte, Vt., Jan. 27, 1S11.
He m. for 2d wife April 30, 1812, widow Lucinda Curtiss nie North b.
at Farmingtun,Ct., April 7, 1787. She d. July 3, 18G2. at Charlotte,
where be also d. Nov. 6, 1863. He had 4 children, all but the last by
his first marriage. They were :
§ 1. Juniette Strong b. May 7, 1805, in New Haven, Vt., m. Calvin Willey
of that place. She d. at Duulap'a Prairie, 111 , Sept. 23, 1849. They
had 4 children: Alma; Adelia; Ambrose; and William.
§ 2. Theresa Strong b. July 30. 1807, in New Haven, Vt., ra. Au". 31,
1802, H. IT. Grundy of Keeseville, N. Y.
A..
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1524 Appendix.
§ 3. Adelia Strong b. Jan. 1, 1809, in Charlotte, Vt., m. Oct. 16, 1835,
William Lyman Yale (son of Lyman and Martha Yale) : have had 5
children : Martha Lucinda ; Johu Lyman j William Strong : Junietta •
and Caroline Adelia.
By second xnfe :
§4. John Pomeroy Strong b. Feb. 16, 1813, m. May 5, 1840, Salome
Fisher (dau. of George and Achsah Fisher of Waltham, Vt.).
[The above statement of facts was furnished Aug. 1871, by Mr. John
i P. Strong who resides in Charlotte, Vt., with the accompanying letter :
" Dear Sir: The above is the entire record of which I have" any knowl-
edge" (including what is not repeated here because found on page 1064)
" I am not able to state the names of my grandfather's parents. I regret
that the records are imperfect in so many points.
Yours respectfully, &c."]
II. Partial A ccoiints of Families not complete enough to
determine their true Classification.
J I-
DESCENDANTS OF ELNATHAN STRONG OF MIDDLETOWN, CT
[4th Gen.]
The number of his generation is a matter of guess.
1-2. Elnathan Strong (his parentage not known to his descendants
now living and not discovered by the author) b. about 1722, m. June 6,
1744, Elizabeth Rockwell : a farmer at Middletown, Ct. He may have
come from iladdam, Ct. The author has sought diligently, but in vain,
\ to discover who were his parents. He believes that he will be found to'
Y be a descendant of John Strong of Windsor, Ct.
[5th Gen.] Children:
3. i. David Strong b. May 22, 1745.
4- 5. ii. Lucy Strong b. June 13, 1747, m. Edward Rockwoll, Jr.
6- 8. iii. Nathan Strong b. Nov. 11, 1749.
9. iv. Elizabeth Strong b. April 8, 1752.
10. v. Patience Strong b. March 17, 1754.
11. vi. Submit Strong b. May 29, 1756.
[5th Gen.]
• 4-5. ii. Lucy Strong (dau. of Elnathan Strong, and Elizabeth Rock-
well) b. June 13, 1747, m. March 25, 1773, Edward Rockwell, Jr., b.
Oct. 4, 1744 (son of Edward Rockwell and Hannah Robbins) : a resident
at Mbidletown, Ct. He d. Feb. 9, 1828, aged 83.
[Edward Rockwell b. July 23, 1707, was the son of Dea. Joseph and
Elizabeth Rockwell and d. aged 85, Nov. 7, 1792. His wife d. Jan. 19,
17U0, aged 75.]
[6th Gen.] Children:
*6. i. Lucy Rockwell b. April 13, 1774, d. Oct. 15, 1776.
*7. ii. Willurd Rockwell b. Nov. 8, 1775.
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*c
Appendix. • 1525
iii. George Temple Rockwell b. July 9, 1777, d. Aug. 29, 1802
iv. Edward Rockwell b. June 23, 1779.
*10. v. Lucy Rockwell (2d) b. April 13, 1782.
*11. vi. Sylvester Rockwell b. Feb. 8, 1784.
12. vii. Samuel Strong Rockwell b. May 19, 1787.
[5th Gen.]
6-8. iii. Nathan Strong (son of Elnathau Strong of Middletown. Ct.,
and Elizabeth Rockwell) b. Nov. 11, 1749, m. June 19, 1708, Sarah' 3111-
dreru b. Feb. 2, 1748-9 (dau. of John Miidrem of Middletown, and
Mercy Cornwell). She d. Sept, 21, 1770, and he m. Aug. 2, 1781, Lucy
Cornwell b. Dec. 5, 1700 (dau. of Nathaniel and Mary Cornwell of Mid-
dletown) : a farmer at Middletown, Ct., and after 1809, at Ashtabula, O.
She d. Sept. 29, 1805, aged 45. [Mrs. Nathaniel Cornwell was a Cornwell
also before her marriage.]
ren.] Children:
By first wife :
Capt. David Strong b. June 30, 1769.
Louise Strong b. Sept. 8, 1771, d. Nov. 25, 1772.
Louise Strong (2d) b. Sept. 4, 1773, m. Joseph Paddock of
East Haddam, Ct.
Sarah Strong b. Dec. 29, 1775, d. Sept. 29, 1776.
By second wife :
Jacob Strong b. July 5, 1782, d. Oct. 14, 1793.
Nathan Strong b. Oct. 16, 1783, m. Sibyl Barnes of Middle-
town, Ct.
Lucy Strong b. March 10, 1785.
. Patty Strong b. Oct. 7, 1786, m. a Mr. Edwards of Middletown.
Samuel Strong b. Aug. 22, 1788.
\ Jabez Strong b. Aug. 13, 1790.
Timothy Strong b. Dec' 23, 1791, d. Oct. 23, 1793.
Sarah (" Sally") Strong b. in 1792, d. Oct. 14, 1793.
. Melisent Strong b. about 1793, d. early.
. Timothy Strong (2d) b. about 1795.
Nathaniel Strong b. March 17, 1797.
. Sarah ("Sally") Strong (2d) m. Thomas Smith of Middletown.
xvii. Elihu Strong b. about 18U0.
13-14. i. Capt. David Strong b. June 30, 1769 : a sea captain living
iii , Ct., until 1812, when he removed to Stowe, O. He was a soldier
in the war of 1812, during which he d. He m. a Miss Campbell (dau. of
Andrew Campbell of 3iidclletowu).
[7th Gen.] Children:
38. i. Nathan Strong. 39. ii. David Strong and three
daughters (names not given).
[6th Gen.]
10-7. iii. Louise Strong (dau. of Nathan Strong of Middletown, Ct.,
and Sarah Miidrem) b. Sept. 4, 1773, m. Joseph Paddock of East Had-
dam, Ct. Children :
40- 1. i. A Miss Paddock who m. Rev. John Hall of Ashtabula, O.
42- 3. ii. A Miss Paddock who m. a Mr. Lowrey : resides a widow in
Cleveland, O.
n] 90
1
[6th G
i 13-
15.
16-
14. i.
ii.
7. iii.
18.
iv.
19.
v.
20-
1. vi.
22.
vii.
23-
25-
4. viii
6. ix.
27-
8. x. •
29.
xi.
30.
xii.
31.
xiii.
32.
xiv.
33-
4. xv.
35-
6. xvi
37.
xvii
44.
i.
45.
ii.
40.
iii.
47.
iv.
48-50.
v.
51- 2.
vi.
53.
vii.
54.
viii
55- 6.
ix.
57.
X.
1526 Appendix.
[6th Gen.]
25-6. ix. Samuel Strong (son of Nathan Strong, of Middletown, Ct.,
and Lucy Cornwell) b. Aug. 22, 1788, m. at Ashtabula. 0., Nov. 25, 1813,
Euth Gage b. at Acworth, N. II., May 2, 1795 (dau. of Abner Gage and
Nancy Rogers) : a farmer in Ashtabula, 0. He d. Sept. 10, 1854.
[Abner Gage was a Revolutionary soldier, and was wounded at the battle
of Bunker Hill. He removed with his family to Ashtabula, Oct. 27,
1810.]
[7th Gen.] Children :
Nancy J. Strong b. Sept. 8, 1S14.
Nathan Strong b. May 3, 1816.
Elihu H. Strong b. July 18, 1818, d. Nov. 4, 1818.
Lucy Strong b. Oct. 13, 1819.
"Joseph P. Strong b. March 15, 1822.
Daniel Gage Strong b. June 15, 1824.
Thomas Smith Strong b. July 4, 1826, d. May 6, 1862.
Elizabeth W. Strong b. Aug. 9, 1S29.
Abner JJunsmoor Strong b. June 3, 1833.
Mary J. N. Strong b. Oct. 9, 1835, d. Aug. 29, 1840.
[8th Gen.]
48-50. v. Joseph P. Strong (son of Samuel Strong and Euth Gage)
b. March 15, 1822. m. Oct. 1848, in Denmark, Iowa, Celia A. Isbel b. in
Ashtabula, Sept. 14, 1830. She d. Sept. 30, 1853. He m. at Oskaloosa,
Iowa, for 2d wife, Nov. 25, 1856, widow Hetty L. Eastman b. March 17,
1832 : a cooper in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
[9th Gen.] Children :
Abner Graves Strong b. June 13, 1S49, d. June 11, 1850.
Glenn Adolphu3Strong.b. March 21, 1851, d. May 19, 1S51.
By second itife :
Ida Florella Strong b. Sept. 30, 1857.
Katy Ruth Strong b. Sept, 30, 1859, d. April 30, I860.
Emma F. Strong b. Oct. 20, 1S61.
Albert Asher Strong b. Feb. 11, 1865.
Bessie L. Strong b. July 11, 1869.
[8th Gen.]
51-2. vi. Daniel Gage Strong (son of Samuel Strong, and Ruth Gage)
b. June 15, 1824, m. Dec. 28, 1854, Mary Elizabeth Lockwood b. March
25, 1831 (dau. of Oliver F. Lockwood of Stamford, Ct., b. April 26,
1807, and Hannah M. Finney b. Jan. 12, 1808): a farmer at Strongs-
ville, O. (of late years), and previously at New Lyme, O., and Columbia, O.
iq Gen.] Children:
65. i. Nehemiah Lockwood Strong b. Jan. 8, 1856, at New Lyme, O.
66. ii. Maria Jane Strong b. Dec. 12, 1S57, at New Lyme, O.
67. iii. Samuel Arthur Strong b. May 23, 1860, at New Lyme, O.
68. iv. Charles Thomas Strong b. at Columbia, 0., Aug. 9, 1864. |
[8th Gen.]
55-6. ix. Abner Dunsmoor Strong b. June 3, 1833, m. March 9, 1858, ■
at Providence, R. I., Anna Maria Claflin b. at Providence, March 6, 1838,
58.
i.
59.
ii.
60.
iii.
61.
iv.
62.
v.
63.
vi.
64.
vii.
Appendix. 1527
(dau. of Calvin Claflin, and Susan M. his wife) : a civil engineer, practis-
ing his profession as such in Illinois, Missouri and Texas from 1S55 to
1860: he entered the U. 3. Army, Aug. 1801, as Lt. in the 2d 0. Vol.
Cav. Co., and resigned his commission, July, 18G2, disabled. He has
since resided at Ashtabula, and is a manufacturer of cider and cider
vinegar.
[9th Gen.] Children :
69. i. Abner Ernest Strong b. Oct. 5, 1861.
70. ii. Ruth Gage Strong b. Jan. 29, 1866.
[6th Gen.] Children :
27-8. x. Jabez Strong (son of Nathan Strong, and Lucv Cornwell) b.
Aug. 13, 1790, at Middletown, Ct., m. Jan. 1, ISIS, at Ashtabula, O.,
Rhoda Blakeslee b. July 23, 1795. at Bristol, Ct. (dau. of Selah Blakes-
lee b. at Plymouth Hollow, Ct., and Mary Merchant b. at Meriden, Ct.) :
a farmer at Ashtabula, 0., where he d. April 7, 1866.
[7th Gen.] Children :
71- 2. i. David Merchant Strong b. Dec. 16, 1818.
73- 4. ii. Sarah Smith Strong b. June 25, 1820, m. Capt, William N.
Scoville.
75- 6. iii. Sibyl Barnes Strong b. Aug. 21, 1822, m. William A.
Church.
77. iv. Jabez Elnathan Strong b. March 10, 1S26, d. at Maysville,
Cal , May 15, 1861.
78. v. John Garwood Blakeslee Strong b. Feb. 14, 1330, d. Feb.
5, 1837, at Ashtabula, 0.
79. vi. Nettie Isabel Strong b. March 16, 1838.
71-2. i> David Merchant Strong b. Dec. 16, 1818, m. Nov. 27, 1S44,
Henrietta Lucinda Cooper b. Jan. 23, 1821 (dau. of John Leach Cooper,
and Angelina Cooke) : a farmer at Ashtabula, and of late interested in
the Phcenix Foundery there (firm, Seymour & Strong).
' [8th Gen.] Children :
Nathan Jabez Strong b. Aug. 19, 1845 : an engineer and
machinist at Ashtabula.
John Thomas Strong b. Oct. 11, 1847 : a teacher in a Dis-
trict School at Ashtabula.
David Adelbert Strong b. May 29, 1849.
Wehb Augustus Strong b. Aug. 24, 1851.
Frank Flavel Strong b. Jan. 28, 1856.
Ellen Lillian Strong b. Nov. 1, 1360.
[7th Gen.]
73-4. ii. Sarah Smith Strong b. June 25, 1S20, m. Jan. 10, 1840,
Capt. William Nelson Scoville b. Jau. 4, IS 14, at Saybrook, Ct. (son of
Capt, William Scoville and Elizabeth Lord Pratt). He was in early life
a manner and commanded the first brig (" The Alert ") on the upper
lakes. He is now a farmer in Ashtabula.
[8th Gen.] Children :
86. i. William Jabez Scoville b. Nov. 3, 1842. He enlisted in Co.
I, of the 10th Ohio Regt., Vol. Infantry, for three
months April 15, 1861, and on "July 27, 1861, re-
80.
i.
81.
ii.
82.
iii.
83.
iv.
84.
v.
85.
vi.
1528 Appendix.
enlisted for three years in Co. B, of the 3d Wis. Vol.
Infantry, and again on Jan. 29, 18G4, in the same
regiment that he had left, and was transferred to the West
Va. Vet. Vol. Cavalry, serving his country in all, as a sol-
dier, for four years and six months. He took part in many
hattles under Gen. Geo. B. McClellan, Gen. John C. Fre-
mont, and Gen. Augur : was wounded three times, and was
taken prisoner and confined at Richmond, Va., during the
wioter of 1SG4-5. He was made 1st Lieut. Nov. 1SG4.
having passed successively through the other offices of an
inferior grade. He is now (1870) a sailor on the northern
lakes.
87. ii. George Strong Scoville h. Jan. 2, 184G, d. April 29, 1852.
88. Hi. Walter Alpheus Scoville b. Nov. 22. 1849.
89. iv. Selah Blakeslee Scoville b. Nov. G, 1851, d. Aug. 29, 1852.
90. v. Sibyl Barnes Strong Scoville b. Oct. 22. 1853.
91. vi. Ed^ar Elnathan Scoville b. Dec. 2G, 1856.
92. vii. Sarah Elizabeth Scoville b. Feb. 15, 1859.
[7th Gen.]
75-6. iii. Sibyl Barnes Strong (dau of Jabez Strong, of Ashtabula,
and Rhoda Blakeslee) b. Aug. 21, 1822, m. Jan. 20, 1867, William An-
drew Church b. Jan. 3, 1822 (son of Vernile Church, of New Canaan,
Ct., and Freedom Wheeler). One child :
93. i. Jabez Strong Church b. Dec. 15, 18G8.
[6th Gen.]
33-4. xv. Nathaniel Strong (son of Nathan Strong and Lucy Cornwell)
b. at Middletown, March 17, 1797, m. Oct. 30. 1822, Lucy Hall b. May
29, 1802, in Lee, Mass. (dau. of Capt. Moses Hall and Relief Swift) : a
farmer in Ashtabula, O., and after 1843, in Beloit. Wis., until 1S68, when
he removed to San Pablo, Cal , where he now resides (1870).
[7th Gen.] Children :
94- 5. i. Charles Cornwell Strong b. in Ashtabula. O. June 22, 1824.
96- 7. ii. Lucy Emmeline Strong b. Jan. 19, 1827, m. Henry A. Ben-
s son of San Pablo, Cal.
98- 9. iii. Celia Meliseut Strong b. in Ashtabula, Jan. 19, 1836, m.
Alanson Benson, Jr., of San Pablo, Cal.
94-5. i. Charles Cornwell Strong b. June 22, 1824, -m. July, 1845,
Angeline Josephine Harmon b. in Sheffield, Mass., Dec. 5, 1823 (dau. of
Hiram Harmon and Manly) : a farmer in Beloit, Wis. (1843-1852).
He went to California in 1852, and d. in Sacramento City, Dec. 4, 1852.
One child :
100. 1. Charles Albert Strong b. in Newark, Wis., Dec. 5, 1847,
who d. iu Saybrook, O., Sept. 3, 1849.
96-7. ii. Lucy Emmeline Strong b. in Ashtabula, Jan. 19, 1827, m.
ia Beloit, Wis., Jan. 1, 184G, Henry Austin Benson b. in Skaueateles,
N. Y., Nov. 20, 18 IS (son of Alanson Benson and Harriet Austin) : a
farmer in Sau Pablo, Cal. (since 1850), and previously (1842-50) in Be-
loit, Wis.
Appendix. 1529
[8th Gen.] Children :
101. i. Charles Flenry Benson b. Jan. 14, 18G2.
102. ii. George Austin Benson b. March 10, 1864.
103. iii. Carrie Louisa Benson b. March 15, 18G7.
[7th Gen.]
98-9. iii. Celia Melisent Strong b. Jan. 19, 1S36, m. May 1, 1866,
Alanson Benson, Jr., b. in Skaneateles, N. Y., March 20, 1834 (son of
Alanson Benson and Harriet Austin) : a farmer in San Pablo, Cal. (since
1856). One child :
104. 1. Ellen Maria Benson b. in San Pablo, May 20, 1867.
ul £
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN STRONG (SON OF THOMAS), A CARPENTER
AT BRIDGEHAMPTON, L. I.
[His descendants only know that his father's name was Thomas, but
where he lived and whom he married they do not seem to know at all.
They have the idea that he came from Wales, which is probably a tradi-
tional fragment of the ancestral origin of Elder John Strong, the founder
of the American Family of Strongs.]
[4th Gen.]
John Strong was b. Nov. 9, 1726. He m. Martha Talmadge b. Oct. 2,
1729 (dau. of David Talmadge of Easthampton, L. I.).
Thomas Strong the father of John, is believed by the author to have
been the son of Thomas Strong. Jr., of Durham, Ct., and Mary Stebbins.
whose number in this history is 4104-5. See page 230. He had a wife
Mary and a son Thomas b. in Coventry, March 11, 1727-8. John, the
author supposes to have been his first son preceding Thomos. His name
does not appear or that of any of his children after 1727— S. Thomas,
the father of John, is believed by his descendants to have been a car-
penter. John d. May 28, 1809, aged S2 ; she d. July 25, 1811. aged 81.
[5th Gen.] Children of John Strong:
i. Anna Strong b. March 31, 1754, m. a Mr. Talmadge of
New Jersey.
ii. John Strong b. Dec. 3, 1756, d. Jan. 1, 132S.
iii. Mary Strong b. Nov. 2, 1759, d. aged 66, in 1835.
iv. Talmadge Strong b. Nov. 2, 1761 : a farmer, m. Mary Pier-
son of Bridgehampton (sister of Susan, wife of John
Strong).
ii) John Strong b. Dec. 3, 1756, m. about 1781, Susan Pierson of
Bridgehamptou, L. I., who d. in 1798-9, and in 1799, he m. for 2d wife
Phebe O.-borne b. in 1762, in Easthanipton, L. I. He was a shoemaker
at Bridgehampton, L. I. He was a Revolutionary soldier. He d. Jan.
1, 1828, aged 72 ; she d. Nov. 22, 1850, set. 82.
[6th Gen.] Children:
i. ' James Pierson Strong b. Dec. 24, 1782.
ii. Elizabeth Strong b. July 1, 1785, d. Dec. 11, 1793.
iii. John Pierson Strong b. March 9, 1737.
iv. Daniel Strong b. July 23, 1789, d. June 9. 1794.
1530 Appendix.
v. Thomas Strong b. July 30, 1791, d. Aug. 13, 1803.
vi. Sylvanus Stroug b. Juue 29, 1793, in. Polly Howell, of
Easthanipton, L. I, and had 4 sons: David, Charles-
Johaand Jeremiah. Charles and Jeremiah d. unmarried,
vii. Clara Strong b. Feb. 25, 1798, m. Williain Jones, of Bridge,
hampton, no children.
viii. Daniel Strong (2d) b. Sept. 10, 1798.
V By second icife :
ix. x Abner Strong b. April 30, 1800.
x. Saul Strong b. Oct. 8, 1802, m. Fanny Tyler, of Saratoga,
N. Y. : was a farmer there — where he d. and she also :
n had two daughters, and a son who d. in prison, as a sol-
~> * dier in the late war.
xi. Martha Strong b. June 9, 1S03, m. Edward Sandford, of
Bridgehampton, and had children : Marcus, Kate, Al-
vira, Henry Harrison, and Julia Melissa.
xii. Hannah Strong b. Nov. 26, 1804, m. Silas Caruth, of
Bridgehampton, no children.
xiii. Julia Stroug b. Nov. 13, 1806.
xiv. May Strong b. July 23, 1807, m. Lodowick Drake, of
Bridgehampton, had children, 7 : Mary, Emily, Law-
rence, Isabella, Fanny, Emily (2d), and Tyler.
xv. Emmeliue Strong b. Oct. 22, 1803, m. Elias Woodruff, of
Bridgehampton. Children, 8 : Abby, Mary Jane, Eliza,
Julia, Helen, Alice, a daughter that d. in infancy, and a
son Silas.
i. James Pierson Strong b. Dec. 24, 1782, m. Drusilla Hill, of
Sag Harbor,- L. I. He was a mariner. He had 4 children, Nathaniel
and Samuel, who were sailors, and Elizabeth and Drusilla. All of this
family are now dead.
iii. John Pierson Strong b. March 9, 1787, m. Dec. 28, 1811,
Ann Burt, of Orange Co., N. Y., b. April 11, 1795. He was a carpenter
and joiner, at Bridgehampton, L. I., and afterwards in Orange Co ., N. Y.
From that place he removed early after his marriage to Great Bend, Pa.,
where he bought a large tractof timber andbuilt a saw-mill, and grist-mill,
and put up a carding machine. He afterwards went to two other places,
tbf Litter of the two being near Elmira, where he d. Feb. 1855. He was
an industrious, prosperous and benevolent man. " Thorough in all his
business, he despised a lazy person."
[7th Gen.] Children :
i. Clarissa Strong b. Oct. 27, 1812, m. Nov. 24, 1831, Na-
thaniel Pelton. She d. Nov. 12, 1S32, had one son :
1. James Henry Pelton b. Oct. 7, 1832: a merchant in New
York, m. May, 1858. Sarah E. Kitchen,
ii. Daniel Strong b. Dec. 7, 1814, m. Jan. 29, 1840, Lucretia
( Sherman : a farmer in Wells, Pa. He d. July 5, 1861,
had 11 children :
1. John Burt Strong b. July 31, 1840, m. Jeinettc Gardner.
He d. Sept. 1864, had one child. Charles H. Strong.
2. Andrew Strong b July 2, 1842, ru. in 1870, Elizabeth Fra-
ley : a farmer.
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3. Clarissa Ann Strong b. July 3, 18-14, m. John Drunirnond.
4. Mary Elizabeth Strong b. June 15, 184G, m. Dec. 16. 1865, "
Asa Wilcox: have 2 children.
5. George Washington Strong b. May 18, 184S : a farmer in
Wells, Pa.
6. Joseph Sherman Strong b. April 9, 1850 : a clerk in Min-
nesota.
7. James Henry Strong b. May 6, 1852 : a depot agent at
Columbia Cross Roads, Pa.
8. Flora A. Strong b. May 4, 1854.
9. Sarah A. Strong b. Aug. 13, 1856.
10. Hannah Amanda Strong b. Jan. 29, 1859.
11. Dauiel Strong b. Jan. 19, 1861.
iii. Sarah Catharine Strong b. Dec. 23, 1817, m. Nov. 14, 1839,
Leander Rumsey : she d. April 16, 1854 : no children,
iv. Cordelia Elizabeth Strong b. Nov. 22, 1820, m. Jan. 1,
1840, Aaron Ingles: she d. Feb. 5, 1847, leaving 8
children,
v. John Burt Strong b. March 5, 1823, m. Sept. 16, 1847,
Theodosia Lucas : a carriage maker at Mainsburgh, Pa.
Children :
1. Leander R. Strong b. July 28, 1848, d. Sept. 29, 1867.
2. Matella E. Strong b. April 28, 1853.
3. Phebe Ann Strong b. June 13, 1864.
vi. James Pierson Strong b. Feb. 13, 1825 : a farmer at Col-
umbia Cross Roads, Pa., m. Oct. 5, 1S4S, Christine Con-
key : a farmer and hotel keeper. One child :
1. Hannah Ann Strong b. Dec. 19, 1852.
vii. William Henry Strong b. Feb. 28, 1827, m. Phebe Jaquish :
a merchant at Carrimona, Fillmore Co , Minn.
viii. Belden B. Strong b. Sept. 10, 1829, m. Oct. 10, 1850,
Mary Calkins. He d. Sept. 13, 186S : was a farmer at
Carrimona, Minnesota : had 5 children :
1. Imogene L. Strong b. Nov. 21, 1851.'
2. Isabel M. Strong b. May 15, 1854.
3. William H. Strong b. Oct. 16. 1857.
4. Ida May Strong b. Oct. 31, 1860.
5. Jeanie Anu Strong b. July 16, 1863.
ix. Thomas Albert Strong b. Aug. 29, 1832, m. March 5, 1855,
Amanda Ayres : a farmer at Wells, Pa. : he d. Nov. 8,
1855.
x. George W. Strong b. Sept. 17, 1834, in. Jan. 1, 1S68,
Eliza Cooper: a miihvright in Minnesota.
si. Mary Aim Strong b. March 8, 1838, m. Oct. 7, 1858,
Henry French : a farmer in Wells, Pa.
[6th Gen.]
ix. Abner Strong (son of John Strong and Phebe Osborne) b.
April 30, 1800, m. Mary Ann Maycard, of New York, who d. Nov. 24,
1858, aged 49, and he m. for 2d wife, Catharine G'onklin, of Er.stbampton,
L. I. lie is a carpenter and fanner at Bridgehamptou, L. I. Children :
1. Mary Theresa Strong, m. Joseph Dimon, of Easthampton :
one son, Herbert Dimon.
1532 Appendix.
2. Julia Adclia Strong, in. Anson King. She resides, a wid.jw,
at Bridgehampton.
3. Samuel Henry Strong : a farmer and commission merchant,
m. wife, Mary , and lias a son, Charles.
[5th Gen.]
iv. Talmadge Strong (son of John Strong and Martha Talmadgc)
b. Nov. 2, 1761, m. Mary Pierson, of Bridgehampton (sister of Susan,
wife of his brother, John Strong) : a farmer. He d. Jan. 1817 ; she d.
Aug. 1829.
[6th Gen.] Children :
i- Matsey Strong b. Dec. 9. 1781, m. Bethuel Edwards, of
Easthampton. She d. Feb. 7, 1S53.
ii. Jesse Strong b. Sept. 7, 1786, m. Eliza Pierson, of Bridge-
hampton, no children. He d. Jan. 18, 1810; shed.
Dec. 1863. ■
iii. Sylvester Strong b. Nov. 8, 1788, now (1871), living in
, 111. He m. Betsey Schellinger, of Bridgehampton,
has two sons, Jacob and Edmund, living in Easthamp-
ton, L. I.
iv. Polly Strong b. Jan. 2, 1790, d. in 1807.
v. Nancy Strong b. Sept. 24, 1793, m. Stephen Squires, of
Sag Harbor, L. I., had 3 children.
vi. James Strong b. Jan. 9, 1796, m. Clara Sandford, of
Bridgehampton. She d. April, 1850 ; he d. April 12,
1866. Children, 4 : Eliza, Herman, Laura, and An-
drew,
vii. Sophronia Strong b. Jan. 9, 1800, m. Hedges Conklin, of
Easthampton, L. I., d. March 17, 1835.
viii. Elizabeth P. Strong b. Aug. 1, 1802, m. Abram Sandford,
of Bridgehampton.
L IH.
DESCENDANTS OF JACOB STRONG, OF YORK, PA.
[Whenever his history is thoroughly traced out by any of his descend-
ants he will be found as the author believes, to have been a descendant
of Enoch Strong of Coventry, Ct. See No. 1S355-6 viii, page 1072.]
Jacob Strong b. in York, Pa., m. Catharine Emmahizer, and had 13
children ; nine sous and 4 daughters : John, Jacob, Henry, Daniel, Enos,
Michael, Sampson, Zechariah, and Andrew, and also Mary, Sarah, Catharine
and Lydia. They all but one married and had families, and most of them
quite large families. Jacob Strong, Jr., b. in York, Pa., m. Clarissa
Spencer (b. at Salem, Columbiana Co., Pa.), and had 7 sons and 3 daugh-
ters. He was a blacksmith near Cleveland, O., at first but became after-
wards a farmer at Akron, Tud. One of his sons Rev. John J. Strong now
of Talledcga, Ala., b. Sept. 1, 1838, wasgrad. atOberlin College in 1866,
and at Union Theol. Scm., N. Y., in 1S70, having spent one year in the
interim in Europe. He has been since Sept. 1870, pastor of the first
Con.<^. Ch., at Talledega. under the auspices of the A. M. A.
The foregoing facts he furnished in 1871, and after saying that " he
was sorry that he could throw so little light upon his ancestry," added
Appendix. 1533
that he would do what he could to obtain further statistics concerning his
family history." Nothing more has been heard from him. Michael Strong
of Atwater, 0., and Andrew Strong of Akron, Ind., his brothers, have
made no communication that has come to hand. Rev. J. J. Strong adds
that " his great grandfather" (was he not Joel Strong, Xo. 19911 ?) was
an Englishman, fought in the Revolutionary war, and was captured by
the Indians, and after several months detention escaped from their grasp."
His grandfather had two brothers James and Joseph. James Strong had
two sons, Washington and Jefferson. Joseph was a cabinetmaker aud of
rambling tendencies.
Col. William A. Strong b. in Clark Co., Ga , Oct. 7, 1823 (son of
George Jackson Strong, who d. Sept. 17, 1884), was grad. at Miami
University and removed in 18-17, to Miss. He m. in 1S-14, in Mo-
bile, Ala., Julia A. Mitchell (dau. of Jacob Mitchell of that place and previ-
ously of Xewbern,X.C, and Hetty Irby of Marlborough, Dist., S. C). Hed.
June 21, 1865. He had 5 children : 1. Cordelia Mary Strong b. Feb. IS,
1845, m. William Webster, a farmer, and has a son William Strong Webster.
2. Jacob Henry Strong b. Feb. 18, 1847, a farmer. 3. Anna Xavier
Strong b. March 17, 1852. 4. Tallulah Strong b. July 21, 1S5G. 5.
George Jackson Strong b. March 4, 1S59, d. Sept. 12, 1862. After Col.
Strong's decease Mrs. Strong m. a Mr. Chambers, and now resides at
Greenwood, Carroll Co., Miss. Col. Strong's only sister, Mrs. Cordelia J.
Weissinger, resides at Winona, Carroll Co., Miss., and has a large family.
III. Brief Notices of other Families of Strongs not de-
fended from Elder John Strong of Northampton.
SC(
THOMAS STRONG OF NEW YORK.
Thomas Strong came to this country from England about 1S15, in con-
secpuence, it is supposed, of some family disagreement about his father's
estate. He m. Maria Peers and d. in 1S27. He had two sons : John,
and Rev. Dr. James Strung.
• I. Juhu Strong b in Xew York, Jan. 2, 1S21, m. June 22, 1841, Eli-
zabeth Foster of Turin. X. Y. (dau. of Rev. Sylvester Foster). Shed. Feb.
14, lSG9,a-ed45. Children: 1. AmeliaStrongb. July23, 1842, m. June
14, 1865, Dr. Robert L>. Rhodes of Marcellus, X. Y. 2. Frances Dewey
Strong b. Sept. 4, 1314, m. Feb. 22, 1867, George Gary Bush, teacher in
Montpelier, Vt. 3. John Henry Strong b. Oct. 29, 1S46. 4. Elizabeth
Foster Stroug b. April 2, 1850, d. June 12, 1861. 5. .Maria Abigail
Strong b. April 9, 1852. 6. Sylvester Foster Strong b. Sept. G, 1355.
II. Rev. James Strong, D.D. (son of Thomas Strong and Maria l'eer>)
is a Methodist clergyman residing at Madison, X. J., as a few years since
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153-1 Appendix.
he did at Flatbush, N. Y. He has been engaged for some years prist in
editing the Bible Cyclopedia. Rev. Dr. McClintock of New York was
for some years previously to his death associated with him in that great
scholarly undertaking, lie writes that " his father died when he waa
but four years old and that as no communication had been kept up with
hi3 father's relatives in England he knows nothing of their history past
or present. His father's family was located, he thinks in London or its
vicinity." He gave no account of his own personal family. His father
had, he said, two brothers, John and James.
II. /
JOHN STRONG OF ALBANY, KY.
John, Michael and William Strong, brothers, were involved in the Em-
met rebellion in 1793, in Ireland. When that collapsed the three bro-
thers escaped secretly and landed in 1799, in Philadelphia, and after
tarrying in that city for a few months they separated from each other, and
he never afterwards heard either from them or of them. He located at
last in Cumberland, Clinton Co., Ky., oa a farm near what is now Albany,
Ky. In 1803. he m. Elizabeth Williams. He d. in 1820, and she in. a
2d husband (name not giveu) who was living in 1368 in Woodson, 111.
He had three children : I. Rev. William Hardin Strong. II. Prince
Alfred Strong. III. Jane Strong.
I. Rev. William Hardin Strong b. Aug. 26, 1809, became about 1830
a Campbellite preacher, m. in 1832, Josephine Dawson of Danville, Ky.,
resided in Winchester, 111. (1837-14) ; in Morgan Co , 111. (1844-61),
and since 1861 has resided in Girard, 111. Children: 1. John Dawson
Strong b. May 16, 1833, grad. at Illinois Coll. (Jacksonville, 111.), in
• 1854, m. June 4, 1855, Mary Ellen Hunt. He was a teacher in the 111.
State Institution for the Blind until 1861, when he was appointed post-
master at Jacksonville, 111., which office he resigned in 1866, " because,"
as he says, " he could not afford the disgrace of holding office at the
hands of the traitor, Andrew Johnson." He was also private secretary
to senator Yates and clerk to the Senate committee (Congressional) on
territories. He was chosen a state elector in the last presidential elec-
tion. He says : " My father hated slavery and left Kentucky, in order to
get away from it. I have been bitterly opposed to it, and have acted
with its opponents from my youth, and would have voted with my father
for John P. Hale, if I had been old enough." He has 2 sons: (1).
Henry Fremont Strong b. Sept. 26, 1S56. (2). Louis Lincoln Strong b.
Sept. 12, 1S65. 2. James William Strong b. Sent. 24, 1834: a lawyer
at Jacksonville. He m. Jane Hedenbergh. In 1859, he removed to Ten-
nessee and took the stump against secession, and left the state clandestinely
to avoid being murdered by the angry rebels of the South : became a
Lieut, in Co. E, of the 21th Iowa Vol. Infantry, and was disabled and
left the service : located in St. Joseph, Mo., in the practice of his profes-
sion : re-entered the service as Col. of the 87th Missouri Kegt., and was
mustered out at the close of the war. lie is now a lawyer at St. Joseph.
He has two children, John and Lucy. He lost four in infancy. 3.
Mary Elizabeth Strong b. in 1836, m., in 1361. Saul Williams : lives at
Virden, Macoupin Co., 111. : has two daughters. 4. Phebe Jane Strong
b. about 1833, d. unmarried iu 1.^67. 5. Prince Alfred Strong b. about
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1840, d. unmarried, Feb. 1863, from disease contracted in the service of
his country in the late war, being a private in Co. D, 101st 111., Infantry.
" He was a good soldier, and a devout Christian from his early youth."
6. Lee Ann Strong b. about 1S42, m. James Williams, and lives at Vir-
den, 111. : no children. 7. Samuel Ephraim Strong b. about 1844, m.
Mary Elizabeth Call, is an Insurance agent in Jacksonville, 111. : no
children. 8. Junius Pleasant Strong b. about 1846 : a teacher at Girard,
111., and a student of medicine (in 1869). 9. Charles Elian Strong b.
about 184S : a grocer in Virden, 111. 10. Josephine Strong, who lives
unmarried at Girard, 111.
II. Prince Alfred Strong (brother of Wm. H. Strong above described)
b. in 1811, m. at Lexington, Ky., Frances Renfro, emigrated to 111., in
1838, and in 1867, to California, has had 4 children, viz. : 1. Martha
who m. in 1851, Marcus L. Tunnell who lives in California, and has one
son. 2. Mary who m. William Sims and resides at Sacramento, Cal. 3.
Jerome; and 4, William; who live with their father.
III. Jane Strong m. Harvey Burnett of Lancaster, Ky., and removed
to Alton, 111., in 1842, where she d in 1848-9. Her children : I. Wil-
liam Hardin Burnett who lives in Monmouth, 111.: has been twice mar-
ried and had several children. 2. John Burnett who lives at Alton:
has been twice married and had 2 children. 3. Alfred Burnett, a cavalry
officer in Colorado. 4. James Harvey Burnett, who was 1st Lt. in Co.
G, 1st Missouri Cavalry through the late war : lives at St. Joseph, Mo.,
and has one son. 5. Joseph Burnett who lives at Woodson, 111. 6.
Eugene Burnett, a grocer in Girard, 111. 7. Elizabeth Burnett who is
married (husband's name not ascertained) and lives in Hartford, Ct.
Mr. John D. Strong in closing his account of his father's family adds :
" My grandfather was born in Cork, Ireland, but of English descent, was
a Presbyterian, and an intense hater of popery. He claimed descent from
some of the conquerors of Ireland, who came thither after the London-
derry massacre. He was a merchant before coming to America. He
was six feet two in height and his sons were each six feet high. I am
proud that he was wise and just enough to implant the hatred of wrong
in the minds of his children so deeply, that they could not forget it and
left the love of liberty as a legacy to his posterity. We have all managed
to live comfortably, none of us have been convicts or paupers. I was
never sued for a dollar, nor did I ever sue any one, preferring to lose what
i3 due to goto law with any one. None of us who bear the ancestral name
have been given to strong drink, but are teetotalers, all of us."
in.
There is also a family of Strongs at Albany, N. Y., of whom are Rev.
Robert Strong, Episcopal, of that place, and William Strong, his brother,
a merchant there, whose father came to this country in the latter part of
the last century The scauty account obtained of this family, the author
does not find as he pens this, at the last moment, having put it away
somewhere so carefully, as to hide it even from his own hands.
ii] 97 :
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INDEXES.
L Index op Brief Genealogical Notices of
Various Connected Families.
II. Index of those of the Name of Strong.
III. Index of those of All Other Names.
/537-/53F
Reference is altoans mabc in tbc following £nbcrcs to pages anb
not to t^je genealogical number of am> iubilnbual name, ittfnovs of
both seres mill ffnB tbeir recorb unber tbe names of tbcit fatbers.
Cities anb mitible names are omitteb.
jfitf\
INDEXES.
I. INDEX OF BRIEF GENEALOGICAL NOTICES
OF VARIOUS CONNECTED FAMILIES.
Allen, 308
Baldwin, 761
Bartlett, 532, 766,
770
Beechcr, 145
Bovnton, 429
Bradford, 294, 959
Brenton, 359
Brewster, 131, 606,
623
Brownejohn, 637
Bunnell, 319
Caverley. 859
Clapp.339,574,1239
Clark, 187, 360,454,
1149
Cromwell, 160
Dewev, 370
Dix, 362
Dowd, 317
Dudley, 358, 757
Dwight, 365
Edwards, 1419-21
Eliot, 359, 502
Faircliild, 105
Fitch, 311
Floyd, 605
Ford, 17
Fox, 1199
Gelston. 354
Goffe, 178
Grinnell, 1263
Hale. 331
Hammond, 50
Havens, 603
Helme, 693
Holtou, 228
Hoyt, 605
Hunt, 753, 1175,
1479
Isaacs, 367
Jones, 161
Kane, 672
Kino:, 25G, 578,
1256
Lambert, 543
Lee, 957
Leete, 359
Livingston, 607
Lloyd, 635
Lyman, 124, 229
J [alt by, 354
Massey, 637
Mathews, 655
Nelson, 636
NicolL 604
Odiorne, 30
Olmatead, 375
Palmer, 137
Parish, 372, 153
Pinueo, 460, 477
Piatt, 702
Reynolds, 1363
Ritter, 1391
Robertson, 485
Robinson, 291
Roe, 610
Root. 953
Ruggles, 637
Seely, 653
Seward, 254
Seymonr, 1038
Sheldon,1136,1181
Shelton, 640.
Smith, 619, 648
Snelling, 631
Starr, 28S
Stebbins, 230, 770,
1143
Steele, 1435
Sterling, 720
Stoddard, 303, 534
Templeton, 630
Terry, 596
Watros, 871
Whittlesey, 793
Williston, 1150
Woodbridge, 358,
470, 038
Woodhuli, 049
Woodward, 770
Woolsov, 367
Wright, 139
II. INDEX OF THOSE OF THE NAME OF STRONG.
[Married ladies of the name originally will And their record under the names of their husbands.]
Aaron,
Berlin, Vt., 61
Bolton, Ct„ 63
Coventry, Ct., 1055
Southampton, Ma.,1055,
1071,1207,1219,1221
Abel, 433
Abiraiii, 519
Abner,
Ashtabula, O., 1527
Bridgelmmpton, 1531
Burlington, Mich., 234
. Lyme, 0..463
Acid Lion,
Ilarrisburgh, Pa., 245
Kinu" City. Mo., 1490
Laurens, X. Y., 253
Adino,
Woodbury, 491, 507,533
Arlley, 441 "
Adolphu*, 828
Adonijah,
Berlin, Ct., 221
Chatham, Ct., 199
Easthauipton, Ct., 200
Honesdale, Pa., 1043
Adonijah,
Rutland, N. Y., 7*93
Salisbury, Ct., 1042
Alanson,
Canton, Ct... 1518
Franklin, N. Y., 185, 920
Albert,
CharleftCity, Iowa, 923
Fayette, Iowa, 68
Gambler. O.. 129
Uvai-.g.
N. Y., 914
New York. 234
Someis. Wis., 1094
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Index of those of the Name of Strong.
Albert,
Southampton, Ms., 554
Alexander,
Orford, N. H., 25, 20
Stockbridge,N.Y.,1113
Texas, 1232
Troy, X. Y, 1113
Union, Ct., 1109
Vicksburgh, Miss., 1233
Alfred,
Easthampton, Mass., 37
Franklin, N. Y., 185, 919
Hannibal, N. Y., 849
Naperville. 111.. 504
Sidney, N. Y., 922
Springfield, Pa.. 082
Virginia City, Xev., 571
Allen, 845
Alonzo, 465, 1514
Alpheus, 1221. 1222
Alvah, 239, 912
Alvin,
Ft. Atkinson, Wis., 11 11
Hatfield, Mass., 564
Somers, Wis., 1093
Stockbri l lge,X.Y.,llll
Amariah, 564
Amasa,
Huntsbun?h, O., 1494
Montvillc, O., 1502
Warren, Ct., 902
Wcsthampton, 1490
Ambrose, 223
Amos,
Berlin, Vt., 65
Glastonbury. Ct., 833
Hebron, Ct!, 834
Andrew, 450, 515
Andrus, 55
Ansel, 193, 926
Anson,
Camden, N. Y., 156
Durham, X. Y., 240
Haddam, Ct., 942
Illinois, 194
Winsted, Ct., 943
Anthony, 543
Ariel, 1004
Arthur, 1100
Artemas, 74
Arunah, 568
Asa,
Clermont, Ind., 1023
Colchester, Ct., 168
Granby, Ct.. 407
Greenfield, Mass., 407
Northampton, 579
Northfield, Vt., 65
Oteg... X. Y., 921
Plainfield, Ind., 1024
Vergennes, Vt., 1010
As'i.hel,
Bennington, Vt., 1273
Asahel,
Chesterfield, X. Y., 125
Cleveland, O., 457
Colchester, Ct., 199
Durham, Ct., 235
Durham, >\ Y.. 264, 269
Farmington, 282, 284
Haddam, Ct,, 302
Huntsburgh, 1492, 1495
Xorthampton, 1159
Prattsburgh, O., 576.
Reading, Mich., 1498
Southampton, 1071
Torrington, Ct., 124
Woodbury, Ct., 538
Asaph, 221
Ashhel, 1239, 1257
Asher, 1483
Augustus,
Cleveland, O., 912
Union City, Ind., 437
Westfield, Mass., 1058
Austin, 480, 481
Azarias, 1218
Barnabas, 849
Baxter, 1492
Bela,
Durham, X. Y., 263, 209
Fayetteville, X. C, 793
Xorthampton, 1490, .
1512
Southampton, Ms., 1056
Benajah,
Coventry, Ct., 414
Dryden,"X. Y., 515
Fairfield. Ct,, 730
Hartford, Vt.,849
Islip, L. I..703
Lansing, X. Y., 514
Mill's Pond, L. I., 700
Speedsville, X. Y., 516
Westhampton, Ms., 575
Yonkers, X. Y., 706
Benjamin,
Blooming Grove, 724
Chatham, Ct., 947
Chesterfield, X. Y., 126
Clayton, Wis., 194
Clintonville, X. Y., 126
Easthampton, Ct., 575
Fishkill,X. Y., G32
Flushiug. L. I., 710
Goshen. X. Y., 6S0, 681
Guilford, Ct,, 229
Hartford, Ct., 79
Hebron, Ct., 820
Jamestown, O., 990
Kankakee, 111., 1096
Marietta, (fa., 59
Middle Haddam, 193
Newtown, L. I., 713
New 5fork, 625
Benjmnin,
Sandusky, O., 466
Theresa,"X. Y., 493
Wakeman, O., 541
Windsor, Ct., 1084
Bohan, 551, 552
Braddock, 183
Butler, 213
Caleb,
Meredith, N. Y., 195
Montreal, C, 1192
Northampton, 1161,
1187
Sharon, Ct, 195
Calcin, 235, 1159
Carlton, 833
Cephas, 1478
Chapman, 517
Charles,
Angola, X. Y., 499
Berlin, Ct., 221
Benton, Wis., 413
Bridgeport, Ct., 1076
Buffalo, X. Y., 1054
Cherry Valley, 111., 198
Cincinnati, O., 026
Clinton, X. Y.,513
Colchester, Ct., 225, 226
Coleraine, Mass., 943
Dale City, Iowa, 503
Defiance", O., 791
Durham, X. Y., 243
Easthampton. 207, 208
Exeter, Ct., 225
Franklin, X. Y, 185
Hartford, Ct., 305
Lebanon, X. H.,853
Meredith, 191, 193
Middle Haddam, 922
Mil ford, Ct., 743
Xew York, 620, 750
New Orleans, La., 673
Northampton, 397, 1071
Onondaga, X. Y.. 814
Pico, Cal., 36
Rutland, Vt., 1035
Sacramento, Cal., 1528
Setauket, L. I., 624
Tekonsha, Mich., 233-4
Virginia City, 525
Visalia, Cal., 258
Washington, D.C., 1035
Woodbury, Ct., 530, 492
Chauncey,
Hebron, Ct., 822
Kalamazoo, Mica., 1069
Laurens, X. Y., 252
Meredith, X. Y., 196
Tekonsha, Mich., 234
Chester, 1072
Chilian, 1218
Christopher, 420
Index of those of the Name of Strong.
1541
Churchill. 272
Clark, 950. 1098
Clinton, 1221
Cornelius, 2GS
Corydon. 457
Cotton, 386
Cyprian,
Chatham, Ct., 298
Davenport, Iowa, 180
Monroe, La., 265
Cyrus,
Addison, Vt., 1036-7
Binghamton, N. Y., 893
Hempstead," L. I., 109
Springfield, 111., 1073
Wakeman, O., 539
Warren, Ct., 905
Daniel,
Ashland, N. Y., 484
Batavia, N. Y., 232
Bolton, Ct., 75
Columbia, O., 1526
East Windsor, Ct., 433
La Grange, N. Y., 914
Lebanon, Ct., 774, 775
Lerov, N.Y., 898
Mendon, N. Y., 233
Nevada, 898
Newville, Ind., 1147
Northampton, 779, 1138,
1147, 1149
Onondaga, N. Y., 171
Portland, Ct,, 215, 221
Salem, O., 436
Springfield, Mass., 832
Wisconsin, 233
Woodburv, Ct., 549
Darius, 1064, 1523
David,
Ashtabula, O., 1527
Atwater, O., 900
Bristolville, O., 194
Bolton, Ct., 39
Chatham, Ct., 931, 937
Chicago, 111.. 75
Coleraine, Mass., 942
Columbia, Ct., 842
Geneva, N. Y., 1423
Hebron, Ct., 814. 820
Huntslmrgh, O., 1503
Northampton, 586, 587
Prattsbaroh, X. Y.. 578
Somers, Wis., 1093
Stafford, Ct., 1090
St. Croix Fal!s, 882
Stockbridge. Vt., 35
Stowe, <)., 1525
Union, Ct., 1090
Warren, Ct., 900
Winchester, Ct., 155
E. Windsor, Ct., 162
W mated, Ct., 949
David,
Woodbury, Ct., 547
Davis, 178
Demos, 177, 181
Deicitt, 1074
Dudley, 199
Dwight, 3S1. 564, 920
Eben,
Darien, N. Y., 900
Marlboro, Ct., 918, 919
Warren, Ct., 893
Ebenezcr,
Bolton, Ct., 72
Northampton, 1120, 1155
Ortbrd, N. H.. 26
Steriinc.N. Y., 843
Woodbury, Ct., 491,501
Edgar, 77, 498
Edmund, 93, 94, 95
Edson, 171. 1516
Edward,
Aspinwall, 1338
Auburudale. Mass., 1192
Blooming Grove, 691
Cannon Falls, 847
Chatham, Ct., 216
Chicago, 111., 26
Cincinnnti, 246
Circleville, O., 843
Gloucester, Mass., 583
Hi<;hgate, Vt., 475
Kalamazoo, Mich , 1069
Naperville, 111., 525
Newark, N. J., 629
Newburgh, N. Y., 691
New Brunswick, 365
Pittsfield, Mass., 1048
Sing Sinrr, X. Y., 712
Springfield, Pa., 683
St. Cloud, Minn., 813
West field, Mass., 1059
Winona, Minn., 1097
Edwin,
Butler, 111., 1093
Canaan, Ct., 1013
Grand Rapids, 1231
Gr. Barrington, 1076
Hartford, Ct., 240
Meredith, N.Y.,186,191
Northampton, 1515
Springfield, Mass., 1219
Wilmington, 111., 52S
Winchester, Ct., 155
Elbert, 705
Elcazer,
Cuvahojia Falls, 0., 831
Glastonbury, Ct., 814
Granville, Mess.. 830
Hebron, Ct.. 814. 815
Northampton, 581
Eli,
Bolton, Ct., 75
Eli,
Orwell, N. Y., 156
Redfield, N. Y., 156
Eliakim, 230, 231, 232
Ellas,
Fairport, N. Y., 1074
Thompson. O., 1217
Elihu, 498, 551
Elijah,
Akron, O., 475
Ashland, N. Y., 477, 484
Austinburgh, O., 92
Bolton, Ct., 71
Browningtou, Vt., 1270
Castile, N. Y., 1478
Colchester, Ct., 223
Hartford, Vt., 848
Jefferson, O., 1484
Little Hock, Ark., 224
Montville, Ct., 79
New Hartford, 469, 475
Salem, O., 442
Eliphalet, 1091, 1092
Eliphaz, 1145
Elisha,
Ashland, N. Y., 477
Brandon, Vt., 987
Browningtou, Vt., 1271
Claridon, O., 476
Detroit, Mich., 110
Farming-ton, Ct., 1264
Lancaster, Iowa, 1006
Northampton, 580, 1160,
1161
New Haven, Ct,, 742
Say brook, Ct.. 223
Silver Creek, O., 1005
Starucca, Pa., 484
Windsor, Ct., 97
Ellsworth, 215, 241, 051
Elmon, 74
Elnuthan,
Granby, Ct., 407, 410
Hardwick, Vt., 304
Middletowu, Ct., 1524
Southbury, Ct., 743
Waltham, Mass., 305
Ely, 831
Emory,
Bridgeport, Ct., 70
Cleveland, O.. 1093
Keeno, Mich., 1003
Strongsville, O., 1095
Enoch, 1072, 1073
Epaphroditus, 913
Ephraim,
Brandon, Vt., 9S7
Honeoye Falls. 505
Hudson, O., 501
Milford. Ct.. 731, 737
Orford. N. H.. 26
Sennett. N. Y., 1003
Erasmus, 895
1542
Index of those of the Name of Strong.
Erastus,
N. Bradford, Ct., 128
Burlington, Iowa, 808
Portland, Ct., 305
Stockbridgo, Mass., 1 113
EH, 870
Ercin, 1014
Ethan, 76
Ethel, 900
Ezra,
Chatham, Ct., 937
Eagle, Mo., 881.
Hartford, Ct., 240
Marlboro, Ct , SoS
New Haven, Ct., 239
Ridgefield, O., 806
Rochester, N. Y., 911
Southampton, 1341
Westfield. Mass., 1345
Williamsburgli, 859
Utah, 8G8, 809
Finlay, 811, 926
Finney, 437
Foster, 1241
Francis,
Ann Arbor, Mich., 458
Arcadia, Wis., 517
Berkshire, Vt., 1012
Lyme, 0., 454
Mayfield, Cal., 571
McArthur, O., 445
Onondaga, N. Y., 171
Rockford, 111., 1004
Southampton, 1233
Vergennes, Vt., 1013
Waterford, Pa., 104 .
Worcester. Mass., 929
Frank, 1338
Franklin, 207, 1070, 1097
Frederick,
Brandon, Vt., 1013
Brighton, O., 39
Burlington, Wis., 1337
Cornwall ville,N.Y., 241
Portland, Ct., 213
Springfield, Mass., 420
Wakeman, O., 510
Windham, 0., 1097
Gelston, 381
Gen ubath, 79
George,
AshlovFalls,Mas3.,1076
Belchertown, Mass., 829
Boston, Mass., 388
Bridgeport, Ct., 107G
Clayton. Wio., 104
Durham, Ct., 237
Fayette, Town. 09
Gambier, (>.. 750
Hebron, Ct., 169
Indiana, 9*8
George,
Laporte, 0., 1096
Milford, Ct., 738
New London, Ct., 170
New York, 30,155,585,
G33, G35
Northampton, 5S2, 583,
1159, 1477
Omaha, Neb., 2S
Ontario, N. Y., 513
Pittsfield, Mass., 1358
Rodman, N. Y., 262
Rutland. Vt., 1035.
Salem. O., 438
San Francisco, 55, 587
St. Charles, 111.. 13G2
St. Louis, Mo., 1051
Southampton, Ms., 1220
Thetford, Vt., 28
Walshvilk, 111., 1047
Windsor, Ct., 1035
Gilbert, 221, 924
Giles, 525
Guernsey, 251
Gustavus, 927
Guy, 1117
Borland, 1099.
Earmon, 909, 997
Barry, 250, 588
Barrism, 78, 397
Barvey, 570
Appleton, Wis., 93
Belvidere, 111., 197
Huutsburgh, O., 1502
Laurens, N. Y., 253
Windsor, Ct., 124
Uazael, 792-
Bector, 683
Be man, 106
Benry,
Appleton, Wis., 93
Baton .Rouge, La., 1245
Battle Creek, 1116
Beloit, Wis., 1271
Berlin, Ct., 221
Cass, Iowa, 1232
Collinsville, Ct., 1363
Dansville, Mich., 1002
Dowagiac, Mich., 258
Eaathampton, Ct., 210
Easthampton, 583, 1223
Lapier, Mich., 1056
Madison, Wis., 898
Manchester, N. H., 84G ■
Manhattan, Kansas, 71
Milwaukie, Wis.. 93
New Britain, Ct., 543
New York, 502, 624, 079
Northampton, 1161
Norwalk, O., 450
Norwich, Ct., 751
Onondaga, N. Y., 171
Benry,
Phelps, N. Y., 1050
Philadelphia, 1355
Rochester, N. Y., 913
Rockford, 111., 1051
Rodman, N. Y., 257
Sandusky, O., 450
San Francisco, 1067
Trov, N. Y., 1342
Watertown, N. Y., 259
Wethersfield, Ct., 213
Herbert, 1013
Herman,
Denver, Cal., 262
Keating, Pa., 499.
Richmond, Va., 1014
Rodman, N. Y., 202
Vergennes, Vt., 1013
Beicett,
Durham, Ct., 229
Farmington, Ct., 263
Northampton, 589
Bezekiah, 194, 812 1338
Binman, 516
Hiram,
Batavia, 235
Utah, 869
Bomer,
Kent, O.,904
Meriden, Ct., 902
Water vliet, N. Y., 909
Bophni, 567
Horace,
Bolton, Ct., 55
Bronson, O., 1232
Burlington, Mich., 235
Durham, N. Y., 245
Huntsburgh, O., 1497
La Grange, N. Y., 914
Thetford, Vt., 791
Wash. Territory, 1006
Horatio,
Huntington, Mass., 563
Manchester, Ct., 78
Oneonta, N. Y., 253
Salem, O., 434
St. Croix Falls, 880
Hugh, 381
Bulbert, 526
Bumphrey, 816
Ichabod, 1207
Ira,
Addison, Vt., 1022
Franklin, N. Y., 921
Glenn's Falls. N.Y.. 924
Sheboygan, Wis., 1501
Tyre, N. Y., 1513
Isanc.
Beech Creek, -199
Brandon, Vt., 996
S. Butler, N. Y., 1002
Charlotte, Mich., 1486
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Index of those of the Name of Strong.
1543
Isaac,
Easton, Mich., 1003
Jefferson, 0., 14S3
New York, 008
Whitehall, N. Y., 097
Isaiah, 778
Israel,
Bolton, Ct, 31
Stockton, X. Y., 896
Ithamar, 578
Jahcz, 1527
Jabin, 892
Jacob,
Soquel, Cal., 943
E. Windsor, Ct., 123
York, Pa, 1532
Jairus,
Ashland, X. Y., 480
Alleghanv, N. Y., 481
Derry, N. H., 509
James,
Albany, X. Y.. 440
Alleghany, 840. 847
Brighton, O, 5GG
Buffalo, N. Y., 1053
Canastota, X. Y, 486
Chatham. Ct., 949
Chicago, 111., 1116
Cleveland, O, 175
Cuba, X. Y, 478
Eastharnpton, Ms, 1071
Haddam, Ct,, 944
Hamptonburirh, 088
Hudson, X. Y, 842
Huntsburgh, 1494, 1503
Jacksonville, 111, 1534
Iowa, 438
Lancaster, Wis, 881
Middletown, Vt, 1372
New York, 710, 711
Northfield, Minn., 1272
Northumberland, 1075
Southport, X. Y„ 685
St. Cloud, Minn, 881
Toledo, O, 814
Union. Ind, 1306
U. S. Navv, 111
Wilkesville, O ., 436
X. Wolcott, Vt., 846
Jami/t,
Bolton, Ct., 40
Oberlin, 0.. 47
Sheffield, u., 47
Warren, Pa, 210
Jared, 433, 441
Jason, 1515
Jasper, 845, 851
JedaliaJi,
Coventry. Ct, 700
Germantown, Pa., 842
Hartford, Vt, 84:3
Jeded&ah,
Hinsdale, X. Y, 847
Lebanon, 772, 840, 842
Litchfield, Ct, 838
Newark, X. J, 900
Watervliet, X. Y, 90S
Jerijah, 1475, 1476
Jesse, 000, 830
Job,
Easthampton, Mass, 32
Portsmouth, X.H.. 1150
Stockbridge, Vt, 34
Southampton, 1246
Spring Valley, 1246
Joel,
Hebron, 830
Northampton, 113S
John,
Addison, Vt., 1015, 1021,
1037
Albany, X. Y, 1346
Amherst. Mass, 1342
Atlanta, 111., 1005
Bath. X. Y, 208
Belvidere, 111, 19S
Boston Corners, 1023
Bridgehampton, 1529
Buffalo, N. Y, 1032
Camptown, X. J, 240
Chain Lake, Minn, 412
Charlotte, 1004, 1523
Chatham, Ct, 948 & 9
Cincinnati, 0, 1115
Claridon, 0, 474
Cleveland, 0., 537
Clinton, Wis, 1335
Colchester, Ct, 107
Cornwallviile, 242
Detroit Mich.. 102, 10G
Durham, Ct, 242
Easthampton, Ms., 1068
East Windsor, Ct, 119
Elmira, X. Y, 1530
Enfield, Mass, 273
Euclid, 0, 174
Fairfield, Iowa, 430
Fariuiiiirton, Ct, 308
Glastenbury, Ct, 924
Hartford, Ct, 305, 745
Hartford, Vt, 843
Hartland, X. 1 , 990
Hebron, Ct, 108
Holland Purchase, 806
Illinois, 1D07
Islip, L. I, 705
Jacksonville, 111, 1534
Lodi, III, 85S
Mansfield, O, 1022
Meredith, X. Y, 101
MiOlinburgh, Pa., 074 I
Miliord, Ct, 711 |
Montcvallo, Ala, 7!)7
New Marlborough, 437 |
John,
Xorthampton, 19, 507,
508
Xorthuioreland, 1072
Ogden, X. Y, 1307
Onondaga, X. Y, 171
Orange, Ct, 742
Paris, X. Y, 205
Pawlet, Vt.. 920
Plainfield. Ind, 1024
Portville, X. Y.. 501
Rutland, Vt.. 1034
Salem. O, 437
San Francisco, Cal, 749
St. Augustine. 1047
Scipio, X. Y..897
Southampton. Ms, 1227
Stockbridge, Vt., 924
Strongsville. 1095, 1099
Talledega, Ala, 1532
Tecumseh, Mich, 1100
Terrytown. Pa, 1075
Torringford. Ct, Si
Turin, X. Y.. 1533
Venice, N Y, 897
Wakeman. 0., 540
Westhampton. 1066
Wilkesville, 0, 437
Windsor, Ct., 2d, 80
Woodbury. Ct, 535
Woodstock. Vt , 840
Jonas, 1004
Jonathan,
Bolton, Ct, 21
Lebanon, Ct.. 807
Northampton. 590, 1 153,
1154, 1158 & 9
Pittstield. Mass.. 810
Randolph. Mass.. 28
Salisbury, Ct, 1012
Joseph,
Adel, Iowa. 690
Baltimore, Md, 415
Chilicothe, O, 414
Coventrv. Ct, 308, 330
Ellerv, X. Y, 895
Fairfield, Ct ,716
Geneseo, Ill, 688
Granby, Ct.. 411
Heath,' Mass.. 357
Knoxville. Term, 57
Lyme, O.. 449
McMillan, Tenn, oS
New Marlborough, 1254
New York, 554, 633,671,
073
Northampton, 581. 1137
Xorwicb. Ct., 749
Oakland. Cal.. 412
Oskaloosa. Iowa, 1520
Passaic, X.J. ,674
Rochester, N. V, 36i
Salem, O, 441
1544
Index of tliose of the Name of Strong.
Joseph,
Terre Haute, In.l., 416
Thompson, 0., 1218
Williamsburgh, 354
Joshua, 1241
Josiah,
Burtonvillc, 38". Y., 1422
Chatham, Ct., 174
Guilford, N. Y., 270
Hudson, 0., 503
Huntington, Vt., 779
Meredith, X.I. ,190.191
Middle Haddam, 173
Ontario, C. W., 497
Sharon, Ct., 1421
Starksborough, Vt., 777
Windsor, Ct., 100
Woodbury, Ct,, 491
Judah, 50, 5-5
Judson, 74, 622
Julinit, 111
Julius,
Bolton, Ct., 57
Hart Cord, Ct,, 46
Northampton, 1517
St. Paul, Minn., 1112
Waterloo, X. Y., 1520
Justin, 571
Kellogg, 221
King, 1347, 1357. 13G1
Lcighton,
Kenton, O., 830
Leman, 914
Lemuel, 196, 1143
Leonard, 398, 572, 1007
Levi,
Alfred, X. Y., 997
Berlin, Vt., 65
Bolton, Ct., 41,40
Erie, Pa., 166
Gainesville, X. Y., 997
Hebron, Ct,, 42. 822
Northampton, 1130
Prattsbimrh. X. Y., 573
Sennett, X Y., 997, 1002
Lewis,
Chatham. Ct., 950
Chester, O., 1503
Meredith, X. Y., 197
New York, 1192
Northampton, 1192,
1479
Owego, X. Y., 519
Perryville, X. Y , 1144
Lon /<?>>, 1093, 1056
Lucius, 91
Lvke,
Barlinrrton. Iowa, 1022
Macomb, 111.. 1022
Yergenned, Vt., !025
Luman, 1497
Lutlier, 1477
Lyman,
Cleveland, 0., 457
Colchester, Ct., 1237
Durham, X. Y.. 245
Huntsburgh, O., 1501
Kansas, 1490
Plymouth, O., 450
Richfield, O., 506
Seville, O..1099
Southampton, 1228
Strongsville, 1091, 1099
Lysander, 903
Maltby, 302, 397
Marion; 114, 1007
Marshall, 1342
Martin,
Erie, Pa.. 102, 104
Marshall, Mich , 1115
Salisbury, Ct., 1043
Warren, Ct., 902
Waterford, Pa., 164
Medad,
Durham, Ct., 240
Northampton, 579, 5S0
Motrin, 587
Michael, 179
Miles, 199
Miner, 900
Morgan, 909
Morris, 588
Mortimer, 502
Moses,
Berlin, Vt., 65
Coventry, Ct., 1055
Mineral Pt., Wis., 1034
Rutland, Vt., 1031
Munson, 236
Murray, 779
Myron, 911
Napoleon, 94S
Nathan,
Austinburgh, O., 94
Berlin, Vt., 48
Bolton, Ct.. 40
Chicago, 111., 257
Clifton Springs, 578
Clinton, X. Y., 511
Coventrv. Ct., 744
Grnnbv'Ct., 407
Hartford, Ct.. 745, 748
Hudson, O., 475, 506
Xauvoo, 111., 450
New York, 097
Philadelphia. 749
Pittsburgh, X. Y., 576
Rodman, X. Y., 257
E. Windsor, Ct . 433
Nathaniel,
Blooming Grove, N. Y.,
650. 051
Nathaniel,
New Y r ork, 698
Xorthampton, 1133
Ossian, Iowa, 937
San Pablo, Cal., 1528
E. Windsor, Ct., 124
Woodbury, Ct., 543
Nehemiah,
Amherst, Mass., 1316
Prattsburgh, X. Y., 577
Woodburv,Ct.. 533
Yale College, 1316
Nelson,
Ann Arbor, Mich., 1355
Burlington, Mich., 234
New Lebanon, 1114
Newton,
Bank Lick, Ky., 437
St, Louis, Mo., 10 IS
Noah,
Bethanv, Ct., 507
BoIton,*Ct., 68
Bostou, Mass., 1231
Camden. X. Y., 70
Chenango Forks, 272
Forsyth, Ga , 252
Greene, X. Y., 471
Jamestown, O., 9S7
Northampton,! 142, 1143
Salisbury, Ct., 980
Southbury, Ct., 513
Westhampton, 38, 1143
Windham, N. Y., 472
Noble,
Auburn, N. Y.. 1242
Huutsburrrh, O., 1500
Keene, Mich., 1003
Pittsfield, Mass.. 1355
Warren, Ct., 901
Norman, 233, 1003
Norton, 100
Oliver,
Charlotte, Vt,, 1004
Detroit, Mich., US
Xew Y'ork, 632
Svracuse, X. Y., 810
Thetford, Vt., 791
Orange, 1219
Oren, 518, 1370
Orlow, 900
Orrin, 992
Otis, 1144
Ozem, 1376
Ozias,
Canton. 111., 410
Jamestown, O., 991
Lenox, Mass., 434
Salem, O., 439
Parmeke, 179
Parvienas, 503. 1058
Paschal, 072. 073
Payson, 520
Index of those of the Name of Strong.
1545
Paul, 1007
Pelatiah, 465
Peter, 194, 415, 712, 793
Philander, 819
Philetus, 1004
Philip,
Catskill, X. Y., 242
Pine Grove. Mich., 897
Scipio, N. Y., 894, 897
Warren, Ct., 893
York, Iowa, 895
Philo, 125, 127, 1490
Phinehas,
Belchertown, Mass., 823
Buffalo, N. Y.,1110
Colchester, Ct., 73
Coventry, Ct., 432
Otisco, N. Y., 1230
Pawlet, Vt., 1114
Salisbury, Vt., 1011
Southampton, Ms., 1228,
1238
Pomeroy. 92
Preserved, 534, 9S6
Ralph, 171
Retire, 1091
Return,
Pawlet, Vt., 1113, 1118
New York, 81
Windsor, Ct.. 1070, 1084
Woodbury, Ct., 547
Reuben, 167, 194, 987, 991
Richard, 182
Robert,
Albany, X. Y., 1535
Bolton, Ct., 55
Du Page, 111.. 504
- Milwaukee, Wis., 112
Napervilio, 111., 505
Newark, N. J., 029
New Baltimore, 675
New York, 699
Tuscumbia, Ala., 58
Rodney, 175
Roger, 420, 795
Rollin, 1115
Roswell, 1056
Rufus, 436, 1222, 1240
Russell, 45, 1377
Salmon,
Augusta, N. Y., 1112
Clinton, N.C.,55
Clinton, N. Y, 245
Lansing, N. Y, 524
Salem, 0., 438
Terrytown, Pa., 1075
Samuel,
Ashtabula, O.. 1526
Blooming Gr.ive, 690
Bolton, Ct, 71
Buffalo, N. Y.. 114
Chatham, Ct.., 215
Samuel,
Clermont, lad., 1024
Cleveland, O., 489
DeSance, 0., 791
Elvria, O., 488
Hebron, Ct., 834
Huntington, L. I., 704
Huntsburgh, O., 1494
Huron, O., 586
Jacksonville, 111., 1534
Java, N. Y., 1483
Kalamazoo, 824, 825
Keene, Mich., 1003
Lausing, ST. Y., 518
Litchfield, Ct., 1428
New York, 234
Northampton, 1159,
1311
Reading, Pa., 1049
Somers, Ct., 80
Southbury, Ct., 756
Southport, N. Y.. 682
South Wales, N. Y., 493
Union, Ct., 1104
Vergeunes, 1017, 1020
Windsor, 112, 1087, 1088
Samson, 863
Sanford, 831
Schuyler, 485, 525, 651
Selah,
Brookhaven, L. I., 649
Ciiuton, N. Y., 512
Durham, N. Y., 243
Milford, Ct., 741, 743
New Haven, Ct., 742
New York, 622. 710
Sctauket, 596, 619, 623
Southburv, Ct., 507
W. Trov/N. Y., 675
Selden, 925
Scth,
Durham, Ct., 248
ISew Marlborough, 1276
1483
Northampton, 576
Woodburv, Ct., 542
Seymour, 900, 1422
Shubael, 782
Sidney,
Albion, N. Y., 1041
Florence, Mass., 1070
Rochester, N. Y., 1012
Yonugstown, O., 1096
Silas,
Huntington, L. I., 709
Northampton, 571
Rutland, O., 444
Siyneon,
Amherst, 1333, 1335
Andover, Mass., 1037
Lansing, N Y., 532
Northampton, 1135
Parma, Mich., 066
98
Simeon,
Salisbury, Vt., 1011
Smith, 518
Solomon,
Hartford, Vt.. 844, 84-5
Hinesburgh, Vt., 1240
Leominster, Mass., 1343
Rome, X. Y. 72
Southampton. 1239
Vancouver. W. T., 869
WilliainsbuTgh, 88-3
Woodbury, Ct., 534, 537
Sparrow, 95
Squire, 997
Stephen,
Durham, X. Y., 252
Lebanon, Ct., 773
Morristowu, X. J., 92
Owego, X. Y , 793
Xova Scotia, 807
Salem, O., 435
South Natick, 1192
Southampton. 552, 553
Warren. Ct., 906
Stoddard, 533
Supply, 123, 835
Sylvester,
Atlanta. HI., 983
Illinois. 1007
Philadelphia, 939
Saratoga, X. 1 ., 4S9
Talraadge. 13-52
Tertius, 1067. 1068
Theodore,
Berlin, Vt., 45. 48
Xew Brunswick, 3G2
Xew York, 699
Xorthampton, 1189
Plainvilie, Ct., 1014
Pittston, Pa., 1049
Southampton. 1058
T heron, 266, 1044
Thomas,
Brookhaven, 609, 622
Durham, Ct.. 230, 254
Flatbush, L. I.. 673
Ithaca, N. Y., 674
Madison, X. J., 1533
Monterey. Mich., 540
Xew York. 024
Xew Marlborongh, 1249
Northampton, 223
Pittsfield, Mass.. 1255
S.indv Hill. X. Y., 927
WestfieM. X. Y.. 1118
Wickliffe, 0., 176
Woodbury, Ct., 547
Tillinghast, 10 7^
Thmthy,
Albany, X. Y., 1244
Ali)ion, X. Y., 1242
Buffiilo, 166
1546
Index of tliose of all other Names.
Timothy,
Fond Dn Lac, 1274
Norwalk, O., 1489
Pawlet, Vt., 5-19
E. Windsor, Ct., 156
Woodbury, Ct., 5-18
Titus,
Boston, Mass., 584
Easthampton, Mass., 183 '
Greenfield, Mass.. 585
Truman, 533, 11)44, 1502
Uriel, 537
Van Rensselaer, 1144
Victor, 8S2
Vincent, G51
Waitstill,
Huntington, Mass., 554
Montana, 506
Northampton, 549, 589
Southampton, 550
Wakeman, O., 505
Waldo, 445
Walter,
California, 19S
Colchester, Ct., 226
Elkhart, Ind.. 175
Goshen, N. Y., 081
Jefferson, O., 1484
Sherman. N. Y., 1118
Warner, 109G, 1097
Warren, 125, 1112
Washington, 1075
Wesley, 458
Willard, 73, 1372
William,
Albany. Oregon, 1092
Alleghany N. Y., 847
Andover, Ct., 169
Aurora, 111., 525
Blooming Grove, 689
Boston, 29
Brighton, Mass., 304
Brooklyn, 197, 181
Buffalo. 812
Burlington, 111., 1099
Burlington, Vt., 1276
Byron, X. Y., 995
Canada, 1376
Chicago, 450, 1335
Colchester, Ct., 225
Detroit, Mich., 112, 1357
Easthampton, Ms., 1221
Favettevillo, N. Y., 1047
Gaiesburgh, 111., 1358
Gavsville, Vt., 920
Granby, Ct,, 331
Hamiony, N. Y., 896
Hartford, Ct., 119
Hartford, Vt., 852
Hartland, N. Y., 996
Hudson, N. Y., 15.18
Iowa, 683
William.
Islip, L. I., 709
Joliet, III., 1521
Kalamazoo, 1069
Kansas, 445
Kenosha, Wis., 121
Keokuk. Iowa, 1008
Madison, O.. 1246
Meredith, 196. 197
Milford, Ct., 737
Missouri, 503
Nebraska, 901
New York.41 0,585.1426
Northampton, 582, 1137
Owasco, X. Y., 1489
Pittsfield, Mass.. 13C15
Philadelphia, 1047
Portland, Oregon, 1052
Sacramento. Cal., 913
Stratford. Ct., 738
Talcottville, Ct., 77
Tullv.X Y.. 194
Versailles, 111., 1013
Williamsburgh, 397
Wilbur, 241
Woodbridge, 365, 376
Zadoc, 434, 45S
Zebina, 1217
Zibulon, 1C8
Zenas, 1492
Zophar, 1118
III. INDEX OF THOSE OF ALL OTHER NAMES.
[The subjoined list of references is meant to include, for the benefit of genealogies! investiga-
tors, three distinct sets of family-names ; beside the two combined in e:ieh msrruige, that also
of the maternal side of the house, in every new marital connection. References, not found in
any case ou the page indicated, will always, "it is believed, be found on the succeeding one.]
Alee,
Emma, 114
Sallv, 1071
Abbott,
Anna, 1131
Chauncov, 1035
Eliza, 405
Ezra, 333
John, 1193
Ruth. 394
Zebediah,333
AMI and Abels,
Carrie, 821
Egbert, 52
Eliza, 225
Irvin, 209
James, N21
Joanna, 848
Lydia, 922
Sarah. 741
Aber, 518
Acromb, 321
Aekley,
Ann, 208
Hannah, 931
Hannah, 947
Oliver, 193
Adams
Abiel, 959
Arthur, 47
Charles, 127
j Elizabeth, 1191
Jennv, 083
John, 450
Joseph, 557
Junius, 1255
Loami, 730
Lucinda, 1324
Mary, 458
Polly, 1059
Sarah, 332
Sarah, 580
Adams,
S. Delevan, 1119
William, 47
William, 89
William, 919
Adee,dte
Adyate,
Catharine, 131
Daniel, 131
Luther, 109
Adge, 850
A J kins, 1401
Agneic, 1169
Aiken,
Betsey, 1353
Maria. 1039
Sarah. 541
Silas, 1298
Ainsworth,
Leonard, 35
Lucy, 1118
Albert i. 893
Albright. 200
Alden,
Levi, 4S1
Philo, 1279
Robert, 996
Alderman,
Harriet. 1390
Lydia, 1516
Aldrich, 1095
Alexander,
Abigail, 1313
Abigail, 1416
Caleb, 1257
Martha. 1443
Alford, 448 '
AlfreyMm
Alger, 940
Allen,
A a run. 1108
Alice, 142
Index of those of all other Names.
1547
Allen,
Alonzo, 494
Angeline, 1366
Arvine, 1109
Benjamin, 10S7
Betsey, 1318
Elisha, 574
Emily, 1179
Experience, 1451
Florence, 1331
Hannah, 1158
Hannah, 419
Jonathan, 1303
Joram, 802
Joseph, 1096
Joseph, 1303
Lamira, 1004
Laura, 791
Lucy, 1079
Lvman, 1079
Martha, 1189
Martha, 1427
Milton. 995
Nicholas, 532
Bichard, 1204
Sarah, 303
Sarah, 499
Sarah, 1257
Solomon, 184
Solomon, 574
Thankful, 277
Thomas, 907
Thomas, 903
Tracy, 845
William, 909
William, 970
Allerton, 945
AUis,
Daniel, 1209
Joanna, 955
John, 1130
Josiah, 1130
Allyn,
Chloe, 98
Mary, 1084
Sarah, 80
Almy, 1317
Alvord,
Aaron, 231
Abigail, 270
Abigail, 952
Dorcas, 1315
Ebenezer, 1134
Elijah, 276
Elizabeth. 1442
Eunice, 1418
Gad, 1315
Jemima, 575
Luther, 113S
Marv, 90
Nelson, 1516
Sarah, 90
Thomas, 203
Ambler, 987
Ames,
Charles, 1006
Priscilla, 913
Samuel, 1107
Thomas, 493
Amidon,
Daniel, 876
Horatio, 1093
Amnion, 95
Anderson,
Ann, 1191
Eliza, 728
James, 925
James, 1212
Nancy, 644
Oliver, 416
Andre tcs,
Asa, 64
Caroline, 185
Davis, 426
Edmund, 04
Elias, 114
Elizabeth, 439
Eliza, 1116
George, 20S
John, 080
Lora. 1209
Loring, 482
Martin, 04
Mary, 881
Norman, 138
Andrus,
Eleazer, 55
Eliza, 1116
Elizabeth, 547
Angell,
Charity, 1146
Mary, 1097
Thomas, 1097
Annibal, 947
Anthon, 678
Anthony, 375
Applegate, 089
Arbuckle, 1186
Arey, 1007
Arms,
Charles, 1213
George, 1178
Israel, 1319
James, 399
John, 1318
Josiah, 1178
Sophia, 1130
William, 1213
Armstrong,
Amos, 800
Caroline, 781
Marv, 391
Mary, 844
Orman. 998
Sally, 527
Arnold,
Ann, 52
Ann, 1254
Arnold,
Cornelia, 1097
Phebe, 1320
Philena, 210
Renwick, 818
Arthur,
Asahel, 131
Charles, 131
Emma, 977
Minerva, 131
Thomas, 130
Arvin, 402
Ashe, 100
Ashley,
Clarence, 104
Elias, 984
Lucretia, 38
Marv, 1452
Robert, 1091
Rums, 1518
Ashmun, 581
Atherton, 1293
Atkins,
Albert, 1226
Edwin. 863
Elisha, 863
Eliza, 759
Henrv, 863
Jane, 896
Jeremiah. 853
Josiah, 830
Atkinson, 66
Atley, 679
Atterbury, 679
Atwater,
Charles, 83
Henry, 85
Howell. 84
Jason, 1237
Noah, 1222
Theodore, 86
At wood,
Harriet, 376
Marv, 1322
Margaret, G46
Olive, 5 13
Origen, 524
Augur,
Horace, 1157
William. 1157
Avid, 793
Austin,
Eliza, 1031
Erastus, 96
George, 95
Harriet, 101
Harriet, 1528
Lois, 1098
Louisa, 247
Lucy, 385
Lvdia, 114
Marie, 1200
Martha, 1492
Nathaniel, 94
Austin,
Roswell, 95
Ruth, 755
Averill,
Louisa, So
Sarah, 252
Avery,
Amariah, 324
Charles, 376
Charles, 379
Cynthia, 520
Edward, 380
Eunice, 393
George, 1182
Henry, 380
Joseph, 379
Maria. 430
Olive, 1411
Rena, 083
Sallv, 996
Sarah, 1235
Theodore, 379
Avon, 282
Ayers,
Eva, 1000
Marv, 67
Sarah, 999
Ayres, 525
Babb, 1181
Babbitt,
Deodatus, 259
Dunninj, 492
George,' 200
Babcock,
Abigail, 1395
Almira, 117
Charles, 116
Charles, 117
David, 1275
Elijah, 421
Emmeline, 117
Rachel, 53
Reliefa, 895
Sabra, 1108
Tryphena, 420
Babeox, 1498
Bachelor, 217
Back, 1308
Backus,
Charles, 42
Jabez, 44
Jabez, 346
Jamin, 44
Joseph, 42
Lucv, 43
Lvdia, 923
Pauline, 107
Susan, 42
Baron,
Albert, 506
Daniel, 520
Daniel, 529
Daniel, 532
1548
Index of those of all other Karnes.
Bac&n,
David, 1437
Ebenezer, 311
George, 531
Jacob, 1007
Joel, 519
Joel, 523
Leonard, 507
Nathaniel, 506
Pollv, 256
Sarah, 543
Badger,
Judith, 29
Samuel, 82
Wealthy, 1488
Bagg,
Albert, 393
Linus, 393
Perez, 393
Bagley, 845
Bailey,
Alfred, 187
Anna, 695
Deborah, 842
Eliza, 0>'i
George, 929
Helen, 1500
Henry, 92S
James, 775
Jerome, 27
Loraine, 1392
Lucy, 739
Lydia, 782
Lvdia, 986
Theodore, 627
Trustrirti, 928
Wesley, 929
Baker,
Aaron, 1451
Abbv, HOC
Abigail. 1495
Adelaide, 510
Aylsworth, 452
Charles, 729
David, 452
Davis, 304
Elizabeth, 130
Eliza, 1207
France's, 533
Henry, 388
Hiram, 453
Horace, 1405
John, 4~>1
John, 805
John, 1449
John, 1455
Julia, 1403
Laura, 1118
Orrin, 1409
Otis, 1 198
Prudence, 575
Rachel, 513
Samuel, 510
Samuel, 062
Baker,
Sibyl, 1232
Sibyl, 1503
Susan, 1361
Timothy, 1498
Zimri, 382
Baldwin,
Abigail, 763
Abraham, 761
Ann, 175
Anna, 595
Anna, 1431
Betsey, 831
Daniel, 307
Deborah, 702
Delia, 1100
Dudley, 761
Elizabeth, 424
Eunice, 243
Horatio, 783
Joanna, 677
John, 906
Lemuel, 244
Lois, 1095
Lvdia, 274
Lydia, 797
Michael, 700
Milo, 906
Sally, 240
Samuel, 238
Samuel, 546
Sarah, 549
Sarah, 1122
Sarah, 1418
Tabitha, 807
Ball,
Abigail, 1302
Mary, 626
Ballard,
Lizzie, 525
Margaret, 1023
Winthrop, 405
Bancroft, 935
BangdUl, 1005
Banks, 320
Banning, 946
Bannister, 3-M
Barber,
Daniel, 1376
Edgar, 124-1
Elizabeth, 832
Hannah, 130S
Lavinia, 475
Lovisa, 42
Martha, 125
Mary, 795
Patience, 905
Salome, 1374
Sally, 819
Sarah, 1211
Barclay, 1325
Burden, 907
Bardwell,
Adelia, 802
Bardwell,
Remembrance,
1130
Barger, 518
Bario, 77
Barker,
Abigail, 1221
Betsey, 1323
Elisha, 551
Eliza, 1372
Elizabeth, 403
Hannah, 352
James, 560
Barlow,
Helen, 976
Joel, 761
Rebecca, 1190
Bar nag e, 325
Barnard,
Anna, 431
Ebenezer.^1452
Eliza, 1177
Elizabeth, 1249
Eunice, 305
Israel, 1449
John, 500
John, 1465
Joseph, 1465
Julia, 505
Thankful, 286
Barnes,
Bethuel, 1483
Charlotte, 1492
Duane, 237
Elizabeth, 593
Eunice, 536
Hannah, 695
Helen, 313
Lucinda, 555
Marcus, 1269
Margaret, 342
Mark, 1218
Morris, 283
Phinehas, 491
William, 1374
Barnet, 146
Barney, 687
Bar num,
Edwin, 781
Lvdia, 434
Minerva, 723
Susan, 1167
B'i rr,
James, 1167
Lucv, 517
Michael, 1144
Barms, 335
Barrett, 7»4
Barrett,
Ann, 1031
Sarah, 1331
Sarah, 1372
Barrie, 782
Barrineau. 224
Barrows,
James, 9S9
Warren, 905
Barry,
Rev., 642
William, 101
Bar stoic, 225
Bartholomew, 943
Bartlett,
Abigail, 230
Cyrus, 788
Desire, 775
Ebenezer, 232
Ebenezer, 238
Ebenezer, 1122
Edward, 7S9
Eliza, 302
Elizabeth, 1154
Elizabeth, 1246
Elizabeth, 1443
Emma, 935
E. P., 1407 '
Eunice, 1450
Fanny, 1508
Fidelia, 1493
Hannah, 1135
Hannah, 1279
Hannah, 1332
Hannah, 1442
Homer, 079
Jerusha, 35
John, 92
John, 60S
John, 789
Josiah, 777
Lnther, 4S3
Lydia, 582
Mabel, 375
Milton, 920
Mind well, 549
Peabodv, 1491
PeabodV, 1504
Phebe, 581
Rebecca, 553
Rhoda, 1491
Samuel, 559
Sarah, 391
Sarah, 1253
Sibyl, 582
Sibyl, 1516
Thomas, 196
William, 265
William, 1304
Barton,
Amelia, 1079
Edwin, 206
Ellen, 209
Henry, 207
John," 212
Leonard. 1403
Nancy, 567
Bascom,
Abigail, 772
Abigail, 1058
Index of those of all other Names.
1549
B a scorn,
Hannah. 276
Hannah, 1414
Helen, 1375
Jonathan, 1448
Lovina, 709
Martha, 1312
Martha, 1314
Mary, 865
Sophia, 173
Theodore, .553
William, 1117
Bass, 1221
Bassett,
Amos, 307
Elijah, 1239
Elizabeth, 909
Hester, 519
Jane, 1057
Jane, 1485
Martin, 307
Mary, 85
Sally, 463
Bate ma a, 643
Bates,
Abigail, 1042
Anna, 1445
Elizabeth, 1147
James, 463
Keziah, 1227
Lemuel, 1446
Rachel, 1213
Baffin,
Henry, 990
James, 989
Joseph, 9S9
Sarah, 487
Sylvester, 989
Baxter,
Darwin, 1225
George, 627
Sarah, 396
Wyllys, 627
Bayley,
John, 159
Mira, 26
Baylies, 1339
Baylies, 149
Beach,
Abiel, 837
Albert, 1170
Charles, 838
Charles, 921
Dinah, 262
Ezekiel, 836
Ezra, 837
Giles. 921
Joanna, 989
Lucy, 235
Lucv, 995
Mary, 1035
Melinda,401
Nancy, 1242
Robert, 921
Beach ,
Samuel, 836
Beadle, 157
Beats,
Eliza, 1287
Harriet, 891
Hiram, 510
John, 1450
Peter, 1134
Beardsley,
Charlotte, 127
Esther, 87
Joseph, 126
Laura, 1229
Obadiah, 1141
Sophia, 268
Beattie, 320
Beaumont, 1196
Beaver, 1003
Becker, 1350
Beekwith,
Fanny, 223
George, 1041
Joanna. 941
Josiah, 1040
Lucy, 1351
Bedell, 711
Bedortha,
Abigail, 1109
Joseph, 1078
Beebe,
Daniel, 983
Franklin, 962
Marv, 97
Mary, 107
Beecher,
^Eneas, 145
Alanson, 508
Alfred, 149
Annie. 81
Asahel, 147
Edward. 148
Harriet, 520
Hezekiah, 145
Jeruslia, 908
John, 142
Lydia, 898
Lydia, 906
Mary, 346
Marv, 547
William, 542
Beeson,' 106
Belden ,
Abigail, 1433
Anna, 1433
Charles, 1351
Belknap, 1404
Bell,
Edward, ~)&'i
Elizabeth, 918
Sophrouia, 397
Thomas, 80t
Bellingham, 578
I Bellows,
Benjamin, 1162
Caleb, 1162
Caleb, 1168
Charles, 1172
Ephraim, 1163
George. 1164
Lydia, 279
Moses, 1170
Bemis,
Anna, 457
Daniel, 895
Mehitable, 896
Folly, 457
Benedict,
Abel, 541
A. W. 1109
Edward, 541
Ezra, 1269
Henry, 542
Julia, 901
Louisa, 379
Mary, 1049
Ruhamah, 1073
Sarah, 197
Thomas, 447
Bejiham, 641
Benjamin,
Cornelia, 966
Lucv, 04
Mary, 1350
Bennett,
Albert, 855
David, 1060
Hannah, 194
Loren, 938
Mary, 899
Nathaniel, 156
Roswell, 1436
Benney, 1329
Benson,
Alanson, 1528
Alvarado, 463
Cynthia, 192
George, 463
Henrv, 462
Henry, 1528
Bentley, 684
Benton,
Abraham, 595
Carrie, 891
Clarissa, 7S
Isaac, 274
Simeon, 78
Berriman, 711
Berry,
Hannah, 1335
Joseph, 1171
Keziah, 1265
Maria, 1501
Mary, 1003
Nicholas, 188
Sidney, 12(17
Stephen, 1367
Best,
Norman. 494
Sally, 907
Bettor, 170
Betham, 890
Bethune, 328
Bezons, 613
Bibbins, 863
Biekford, 24
Bicknell, 485
Bidicell,
Jane, 324
Seth, 1320
Zebulon, 227
Bigdoic,
Anna, 173
Ezra, 173
Hiram. 987
Lucinda, 1026
Marv, 297
Marv, 1143
Sarah. 949
Seth, 918
Tabitha, 399
Biggs,
Margaret, 599
Mary, 1368
Billings,
Cornelia, 1375
Edward, 565
Erastus, 1130
Eunice, 920
Harrison, 1246
Jerusha, 1446
Billson,
Charles, 932
Hannah, 457
Bingham,
Abigail, 1373
Eleazer, 850
Gideon, 846
Hannah, 1363
Sarah, 900
Tabitha, 1179
Walter, 854
Bin my, 637
Birch, 9 SO
Bird,
Ada,205
Ebenezer, 549
Elizabeth, 1134
Jonathan. 585
Joshua, 1437
Theodore, 1439
Birge,
Experience, 809
Experience, 1520
Marv, 1300
Bisbee,
Charles. 1183
Marv, 396
Bishop,
Ann, 1394
Buskm-11,267
1550
Bishop,
Charity, 707
Eben, 333
Ebenezer, 407
Elizabeth, 273
James, 152
James, 946
John, 31
Laura, 176
Nancy, 1*244
Nathaniel, 284
Newman, 153
Norval, 13b
Samuel, 407
Bissell,
Abigail, 123
Abigail, 1055
Anna, GOG
Augustus, 173
Betsey, 824
Charles, 100
Clarissa, 820
Daniel, GG0
Eliza, 54
Fanny, 82G
James, 659
Jane, 1020
Jerijah, 1474
Joseph, 1077
L. M., 322
Laura. 1387
Lois, 54
Lucy, 822
Marian, 965
Mary, 337
Thomas, 1473
Billy,
George, 1144
Margaret, 412
Thankful, 473
Black, 49
Blackburn,
Elizabeth, 732
Fanny, 081
Blackleg, 43G
Blackmail,
George, 589
Mary, 928
Blackney, 13S0
Blackwdl, 714
Blackwood, 1212
Blair,
Charles, 1324
Clarissa, 1218
Francis, 1324
Joseph, 1322
Blake,
Caleb, 1197
Charles, 803
Mary, 029
Rosalinda, 801
Ruby, 1394
Blakemore, 1180
Blakealee, 1527
Index, of those of all other Names.
Blanchard,
Anna, 103G
Calvin, 23
Maria, 456
Salome, 1487
Blatchford,
Frederic, 162
George, 162
Blaucelt, 159
Blish, 121
Bliss,
Ann, 1247
Benjamin, 819
Dwigkt, 819
Eliza, 129
Elizabeth, 328
Eunice, 1127
Flavel, 84
Flavel, 819
George, 157
Hannah, 10G1
Hepzibah, 792
John, 1283
Lucy, 1063
Mary, 170
Mary, 405
Mary, 1150
Minerva, 1248
Oliver, 1283
Robert, 89
Seth, 88
Sylvester, 129
William, 88
Blivin, 421
Blizard, 344
Blodgett,
Chauncey, 938
Eunice, 1324
Jane, 392
Samuel, 103
Bloom, 530
Bloomer,
Elizabeth, 1021
Mercy, 1017
Blossom,
Ezra, 1393
Mary, 323
Thomas, 113
Blunt,
Aiusworth, 299
John, 300
Nathaniel, 698
Boardman,
Jane, 145
Nathaniel, 1080
Sabra, 505
Sarah, 1359
Boatt, 405
Bodle, 413
Boffardus, 259
Bogart,
Caroline, 8G
Edward. 380
Stephen, 380
Bogle, 1214
Bogue, 1376
Boies,
Abigail, 1387
Chester, 459
Eva, 1221
Harper, 1394
Harper, 1403
Jacob, 855
John, 1404
Joseph, 460
Mary, 1401
Milton, 1403
Polly, 406
Samuel, 400
William, 400
Bolles, 922
Bolt wood,
Elijah, 1317
Elisha, 1333
Samuel, 1317
Solomon, 1317
Bond,
Francis, 121
Josiah, 121
Lydia, 1174
Samuel, 1408
Sarah, 11S0
William, 415
Bonesteel, 295
Bonett, 952
Bonner, 1412
Bonney,
Delilah, 1214
Elizabeth, 566
Bonom, 1333
Boorman,
Emily, 624
Esther, 624
Booth,
Ann, 1437
David, 430
Fanny, 541
Hannah, 147
Mancy, 677
Rhod'a, 1513
Sarah, 1113
Borthwick, 248
Bosticick,
George, 1223
Lucinda, 954
Merriby, 724
Theodore, 1217
Bosworth,
Anna, 1020
Fenner, 591
Harriet, 932
Harvey, 1345
Henry, 1232
Ichabod, S07
J. E., 05
Joseph, 33
Mary, 1210
Morris, 590
Bosworth,
Stella, 975
Botsford, 492
Bottom, 8G9
Boughton, 247
Bourne, 521
Bout well,
Cyrus, 497
Justus, 497
Bowen,
Aaron, 449
Harriet, 1354
James, 1001
Mary, 417
Bowers,
Anne, 984
John, 119
Bowles, 951
Bowman,
Almira, 1510
John, 1021
Bowne,
Angeline, 733
Mariette, 532
Boyd, 1003
Boyden,
George, 296
Joseph, 344
Polly, 1089
Boyer,
Frederic, 1354
Jacob, 854
Boyington, 1221
Boynton,
Caroline, 1249
Jane, 1249
John, 429
Mary, 116
Rebecca, 5G9
Brace,
Ann, 320
Chester, 1075
Luther, 1072
Nathaniel, 1074
Bradbury,
Frances, 1018
Joseph, 442
Braddock, 178
Bradford, 1344
Bradish, 113
Bradley,
Abraham, 1381
Adoniram, 153
Ann, 229
Harriet, 292
Henry, 191
Huldah, 89
Jeanette, G26
John, 402
Judith, 1501
Sarah, 848
William, 130
Bradner,
Frances, 681
Index of those of all other iV
ames.
1551
Bradn&r,
Lester, 85
Mary, 693
Brainerd,
Aristolmlus, 219
Betsey, 1097
Elizabeth, 122G
John, 184
Joseph, 1131
Oliver, 219
Ozias, 893
Prudence, 1445
Branch, 10G5
Brandon, 795
Brannan, GG6
Branson, 877
Braijlon, 530
Breek,
Eunice, 1453
John, 9G9
Breed, 970
Breithaupt, 882
Breicer,
Asenath, 1142
Charles, 1285
Chauncey, 1282
Daniel, 1280
Gains, 1236
Hamilton, 288
Isaac, 1284
Lucretia, 1333
Nathaniel, 1475
Stephen, 1126
William, 1284
William, 1317
Breirster,
Abigail, 671
Amy, G50
Aurelia, 31
Elsie, 913
Ethan, 853
Mary, 807
Tabitha, 433
Thomas, G9G
William, 977
Briad, 365
Bridges,
Clarissa, 65
Mary, 800
Olivia, 1237
Bridgman,
Abuer, 340
Albert, 82S
Anna, 1409
Electa, 396
Erastus, S83
Henry, 820
Mehitable, 579
Mehitable, 1294
Mehitable, 1295
Oliver, 1257
Phinohas, 827
Sophia, lo08
Theodore, 821
Brigden, 384
Briggs,
Betsev, 393
Mary, 1139
Nelson, 847
Pardon, 964
Sarah, 1478
W. F., 153
Brigham,'
Louisa, 1279
Lvdia, 13S4
Sally, 1105
Brinkerhoff, 380
Briscoe, 1219
Bristol,
Deidamia, 997
Franklin, 192
Moses, 297
Susannah, 906
Sylvester, 192
Britt, 445
BroadweU, 727
Brock,
Jane, 990.
Robert, 924
Brock wag,
Abzada, 938
Asahol, 295
Carlos, 938
Lathrop, 295
Louisa, 431
Maria, S70
Mary, G68
Bromley, 806
Bronson,
Dorcas, 20
Edward, 813
Hannah, 1254
Jedidah, 908
Lydia, 475
Matthew, 25
Silas, 838
Thomas, 790
Brooks,
Hiram, 176
Joseph, 190
Lucy, 1175
Mary, 938
Rhoda, 560
Rosalinda, 893
Russell, 265
Samuel, 156
Sarah, 285
Simeon, 853
William, 183
William, 1520
Brovghton, 1414
Browcr, 1427
Broic/i,
Alba, 49
Alfred, 137
Archelaus, 49
Chauncey. 92
Cornelias, 49
Brown,
Edwin, 1424
Eiiada, 49
Ella, 532
Emily, 454
Esther, 891
Eunice, 567.
Gad, 382
Gad, 387
Harriet, 1002
Henry, 105
Henry, 212
Irene, 1214
James, 1047
Jane, 74
John, 410
Jonah, 1367
Joshua, 052
Levi, 569
Levi, 832 .
Martha, 1431
Mary, 483
Mary, G66
Mary, 9G6
Mary, 732
Mary, 1033
Merritt, 152
Murray, 1386
Myra, 1192
Newell, 818
Pollv, 1386
Rachel, 579
Ralph, 821
Richard, 1332
Richard, 1458
Sarah, 575
Stephen, 570
Wealthy, 274
William, 212
Brownson, 1275
Brundage, 827
Bryan, 496
Bryant,
Abby, 1332
Amanda, 132
Anna, 1505
Buck,
Albert, 994
Alice, 1200
Caroline, 140
Caroline, 1127
Erastus, 220
William; 403
William, 994
Buckland, 1087
Buckley, 1195
Bueklin. 85
Buckman, 964
Ilvckminster, 79
Budd,
Margaret, 37
Sarah, 1425
Bucll,
Abigail, 773
Bucll,
Caroline, 1052
Charlotte, 1521
Eben, 323
Eunice, 32G
George, 328
Lois, 835
Lydia, 1096
Maria, 397
Ordilla, 202
Robert, 920
Sarah, 779
Wealthy, 670
Buffet, 615
Bugbce,
Alanson, 1214
Charity, 896
Lydia," 1144
Molly, 856
B ulkl'e y,
Ellen, G39
Harriet, 1201
Nancy. 328
Rhoda, 783
Bull,
Lucy, 80
Martin, 307
Sarah, 298
Bullard,
Benjamin, 461
Mary, 496
Sarah, 1244
Bump, 1011
Bumstead,
Horace, 1107
Sarah, 1094
Bunco,
Eunice, 1362
Hepzibah, 92
Bunnell,
Rufus, 316
Rufus, 318
Thomas, 318
William, 317
Burbank,
Ansel, 850
Augustin, 1030
Sarah, 301
Burbcck, 1174
Burch,
Benjamin, 841
Horace, 1258
Laura, G8
Bur dick,
Adeline, 881
Betsev, 1104
Ge irge, 553
Mary, 1485
Miles, 197
Burgess, 1103
Burke,
Edmund, 1320
Elijah, 954
Elijah, 1103
1552
Index of those of all other Names.
Burke,
Norman, 1103
Simeon, 1103
Burkitt, 150
Burleigh, 1244
Burlingame, 273
Burnett,
Harvey, 1534
Jonathan, 1415
Loman, 829
Burney, 1170
Bur ahum,
Abraham, 1010
Amy, 1307
Harriet, 82
Harriet, 224
Huldah, 119
Reuben, 227
Samuel, 75S
Thomas, 227
Thomas, 1036
Burns,
Catharine, 1195
Jane, 1317
Burpee, 218
Burr,
Abigail, 1166
Alruira, 1243
Catharine, 54
Buriill,
Jabez, 1099
Mary, 539
Mary, 584
Polly, 576
Burroughs,
Anzalette, 898
Lydia, 1502
Sarah, 842
Stephen, 723
Stephen, 1030
Burt,
David, 229
Dorcas, 1230
Dotha, 1409
Elizabeth, 771
Elizabeth, 1143
Eudora, 1509
Juliet, 891
Harriet, 1221
Levi, 349
Martha, 562
Martha, 1144
Martha, 1191
Robert, 644
Sarah, 1455
William, 1088
Bunnell,
John, 411
Laura, 518
Busey, 1040
Bush,
Harriet, 287
Henry, 204
Lyman, 272
Bush,
Rebecca, 189
Roxana, 794
Tahnan, 205
William, 205
Bushnell,
Albert, 976
Alvah, 977
David, 1252
George, 976
Jerusha, 985
Loxea, 325
Lucretia, 1115
Lucy, 249
Orsamos, 976
Samuel, 1252 '
Butler,
Arabella, 630
Edward.,482
Frances, 748
Jessie, 915
Laura, 286
Marv, 963
Sally, 240
Simeon, 1480
Sylvia, 1048
William, 1350
Zerviah, 143
Buttles, 1287
Byington,
Huldah. 1268
Joel, 1029
Samuel, 1029
By ram, 1357
Cable,
Hannah, 1014
Hobart, 923
Cabot, 1282
Cade, 1471
Cad well,
Abigail, 09
Anna, 1353
Eveline, 901
Louisa, 933
Paritta, 962
Cady,
Byron, 1247
Fordyce, 1247
Zaman, 204
Zilpha, 1423
Cagicin, 921
Caldwell,
John, 729
Maria, 1244
Sarah, 273
Calfee, 1023
Calkins,
Amos, 903
Betsey, 235
Elisha, 1319
Emily, 193
Heman, 1072
Samuel, 166
Calkins,
Svlvester, 1319
William, 904
Call, 108
Callender, 1359
Calvin, 1353
Camp,
David, 230
Electa, 759
Mary, 541
Mary, 1252
Rhoda, 248
Ruth, 976
Sarah, 254
Campbell,
Azubah, 995
Ellen, 673
John, 453
Sarah, 1405
Candee,
Noah, 517
Sheldon, 327
Cannell, 984
Cap r on, 74
Carew, 750
Carey,
James, 988
Priscilla, 1024
Ruhamah, 409
Carle,
Elizabeth, 703
Ruhamah, 704
Timothy, 705
Carlton,
Caleb, 900
Lydia, 1036
Sarah, 62
Carman,
Abigail, 913
Charles, 3S6
Marv, 700
Timothy, 709
Carries, 628
Carpenter,
Anna, 135
Benjamin, 952
Elizabeth, 225
Elizabeth, 311
Fannv, 1235
Harrison, 8G3
Increase, 648
Jonathan, 054
Matthew, 058
Roxa, 267
Susan, 193
Susan, 1044
Susan, 142G
Carr,
George, 613
Nancy, 413
Carrier,
Benjamin, 250
Hannah, 937
Hannah, 1219
Carrier,
Hosea, 1222
Omri, 237
Carrington,
Henry, 285
Julia, 882
Lucia, 983
Mary, 735
Nathan. 286
Sarah, 1035
Carroway, 188
Carter,
Anthony, 916
Caroline, 1373
Charles, 930
Esther, 135S
Ezra, 930
Mary, 1396
Orrin, 1394
Silence, 1083
Thomas, 852
Carver,
Almira, 226
David, 1307
Dyer, 992
Case,
Abel, 334
Euphemia, 780
Farreu, 13S8
Justus, 408
Lydia, 494
Martha, 410
Mary, 786
Roxana, 838
Sylvester, 403
Cass, 1303
Castle,
Amos, 520
Henry, 546
Oliver, 519
Cathern, 1327
Catlin,
Abel, 1127
Chloe, 949
Ellen, 1255
Hannah, 1313
Lucy, 1052
Margaret, 1267
Mercy, 1318
Cavanagh. 591
Caverley, 858
Cayton, 170
Chaffee,
Alvah, 25
Deidamia, 1089
Mary, 110
Soplmmia, 1013
Chalker, 257
Chamberlain,
Albert, 923
Eliza, 1266
Jacob, 1054
Marv, 977
Index of those of all other Names.
1553
!
Champlain,
Adonijah, 459
• Charles, G63
Lydia, 577
Champney, 776
Chandler,
Daniel, 45
Joseph, 1101
Josephine, 45
Luke, 24
Phehe, 1291
Uri, 23
Charming, 971
Chopin,
Anna, 118
Elizabeth, 336
Helen, 100
Julius, 407
Phena, 1137
Priscilla, 108
Simeou, 1145
Sherman. 1145
Silas, 1137
Chaplin, 1318
Chapman,
Amanda, 944
- Charles, 1221
• Charlotte, 1200
Elijah, 1084
Eunice, 955
Henry, 238
Juliana, 484
Mahala, 1361
Mary, 890
Micah, 1435
Nehemiah, 195
Olive, 4S7
Robert, 24
Samuel. 1004
Samuel, 1084
Samuel, 1086
Sarah, 1067
Sardis, 1209
Susannah, 151
Simon, 1086
Truman, 440
Chap pell,
Elizabeth. 807
Elizabeth, 905!
Elizabeth, 1267
Esther, 346
Esther, 774
Harriet, 169
Sarah. 813
Charles, 922
Charnley,
Charles, 85
William, 84
William, 85
Chase,
Hannah, 1317
Harriet, 84
Louisa, 1375
Marcus, 111
"3
Chase,
Walter, 235
Chatfield,
Cyrus, 493
Mary, 738
Chatterton, 1285
Chauncey,
Nathaniel, 1279
Nathaniel, 1287
Cham, 1506
Cheney,
Frances, 793
Kate, 78
Cherry, 1045
Cluster,
Hannah, 1297
Maria, 1192
Prudence, 1298
Taylor, 1247
Walter, 1184
Checkering, 1182
Chidsey,
Aseuath, 593
Edward, 740
Childress, 160
Childs,
Elizabeth, 1155
Frederick, 1339
Hannah, 1135
Maria, 54
Roxana, 941
Samuel, 932
Sarah, 188
Sarah, 1094
Chilson,
Mans 335
Theron, 131
Chipman, 545
Chittenden,
Abel, 595
David, 594
John, 274
Louisa, 247
Mary. 704
Samuel, 274
Simeon, 594
Simeon, 596
Timothy, 985
Choate,
Mary, 1275
Rosanna, 962
Chrisler, 1459
Christopher,
Elizabeth, 659
John, 659
John, 661
Martha, 251
Christy,
Ann, 645
Emil, 1328
Chubb, 1036
Abigail, 1386
John, 216
Lucy, 1064
99
Chubb,
Lydia, 923
Samuel, 973
Samuel. 1315
Sarah. 979
William, 1528
Churchill,
Abiah, 1222 *
Eiiza, 70
George, 1092
Helen, 330
Martha, 50
Martha, 107
Thomas, 1241
Chute, 832
Cilky,
Mary, 23
Nancy, 23
Claflin,
Anna, 1520
Hannah, 233
Claghom,
James, 861
James, 863
Clapp,
Abigail, 1227
Achsah, 1444
Betsev, 552
Caroline, 1413
Charles, 1057
Clarissa, 892
Cynthia, 1228
Delia, 1223
Eliphaz, 1303
Elisha, 579
Elisha, 339
Ellen, 552
Esther, 1311
Eunice, 1209
Eunice, 1503
Hannah, 1120
Hannah, 1293
Hannah, 1 294
. Henry, 341
Henry, 1230
Jemima, 1503
John, 893
Jonathan, 574
Joseph, 34
Marilla, 1231
Mary, 588
Mary, 1418
Miudwell, 1239
Naomi, 1220
Otis, 341
Perez, 389
Pliilena, 1413
Philena, 1442
Rachel, 557
Russell, 1057
Russell, 1053
Sarah. 1056
Sarah, 1294
Sarah, 14»0
Clapp,
Sarah, 1509
Samuel, 572
Selah, 573
Sheldon, 1517
Spencer, 1155
Stephen, 1517
Submit, 14-11
Sumner, 1230
Thaddeus, 554
Thomas, 294
Thomas, 589
Timothv, 573
Washington, 343
Clark,
Aaron, 1442
Alanson, 194
Alanson, 581
Alanson, 1140
Alanson, 1506
Albert, 1216
Ansel, 1211
Asahel, 574
Asahel, 1194
Asenath, 33
Benjamin, 189
Caleb, 1215
Charitv, 211
Charles, 889
Charles, 1140
Charles, 1160
Charles, 1210
Charles, 1229
Daniel, 150
Deborah, 949
Dorothy, 571
Dorus, 1061
Ebenezer, 1140
Ebenezer, 1212
Ebenezer, 1448
Edniuud, 390
Edson, 34
Edward, 1234
Edwards, 1213
Elbert, 188
Eliakim, 1441
Eliakim, 1485
Elijah, 818
Elisha, 1442
Eliza, 205
Elizabeth, 340
Elizabeth, 588
Emma, 448
Epapbxas, 1457
Eunice, 589
Eunice, 1158
Ezra, 1481
George, 1195
George, 1196
George, 1214
Greeuleaf, 335
Harriet, 131
Henry, 1062
Henry, 1212
1554
Index of those of all other Names.
Clark,
Huldah, 1313
Increase, 1450
Isaac, 1233
Ithamar, 33
James, 1234
Job, 1442
Job, 1505
Job, 1507
John, 33.")
John, 1229
John, 1430
Jonathan, 1000
Jonathan, 1472
Jonathan, 1478
Josiah, 562
Josiah, 14G4
Justin, 1234
Kenaz, 1135
Kenaz, 1457
King, 1215
Laura, 340
Laura, 1050
Lewis, 1217
Luman, 1403
Luther, 11G1
Luther, 150G
Maria, 588
Marion, 31
Martha, 823
Martha, 1140
Martha, 1159 I
Mary, 20
Mary, 77
Mary, 502
Matilda, 245
Moses, 1452
Nathaniel, 1477
Noah, 12 OS
Noah, 1213
Noah, 1214
Norman, 236
Oliver. 32
Oliver, 34
Oliver, 187
Oliver, 1228
Oliver, 1229
Olivia, 1274
Orlando, 1183
Othniel, 1234
Pameliu, 1157
Panui-nas, 1211
Philetus, 1214
Phinehas, 1472
Quart us, 1140
Revilo, 187
Rhoda, 554
Ruanna, 1150
Russell, 188
Sabra, W
Samuel, 581
Samuel, 1105
Samuel, 119G
Sarah, 1272
Clark,
Selah, 1448
Seth, 1417
Silas, 1155
Simeon, 1134
Sophia, 13G4
Spencer, 1213
Strong, 1215 .
Tertius, 10G2
Thankful. 10G6
Thomas, 217
Walter, 1408
Warham, 100
William, 1196
William, 14G8
Zenas, 1140
Clary,
Sarah, 1272
Sarah, 1295
Clayton, 849
Cleland,
Jeanie, 578
Lucinda, 233
Clcvc, 748
Wesson, 1476
Cleveland,
Emilv, 1275
Esther, 1492
Julia, 1058
Lucetta, 100
Nehemiah, 1301
Orlando, 1074
Osborne, 5G5
Sarah, 926 -
Willard, 382 -
Clews, 694
Clifford, 846
Clinton,
Eliza, 897
George, 701
Louise, 513
Clise, 1513
Closson, 101
Cloud,
John, 583
Joseph, 584
Roxana, 584
Clough,
Amelia, 1058
Emily, 1189
Sarepta, 1253
William, 1488
Clymer, 631
Coan,
Jeanette, 128
Sally, 384
Coates,
Fanny, 38
Jesse, 571
Cobb,
Elizabeth, 1234
Eunice, 024
Lucius, 302
Lydia. 1234
Cobb,
Mary, 204
Sabra, 1334
Zenas, 662
William, 29
Coburn, 874
Cochrane, 513
Cocker, 728
Coe,
Annie, 830
Nathan, 256
Oswell, 247
Simeon, 255
Coffin,
George, 1432
Philiuda, 65
Robert, 1318
Coffinger, 68
Cogswell,
Benjamin, 234
George, 1076
Keziah, 348
Keziah, 1140
Mary, 13G9
Susan, 454
William, 29
William, 535
Coit,
Edwin, 557
Joseph, 539
Mary, 934
Susan, 918
Cole,
Alonzo, 1424
Ann, 300
Jane, 900
Laura. 733
Lydia, 1407
Marcus, 1313
Rosa, 421
Sarah, 454
Coleman,
Ann, GOO
Ann, 030
Cornelia, 1375
Diana, 552
Fanny, 714
Jerusha, 1215
Lemuel, 1444
Mary, 301
Nathan, 189
Sarah, 443
Coles,
Grace, 631
Phebe, 633
Collins,
Aaron, 085
David, 1128
James, 455
Mary, 142
Marv, i288
Rebecca, 427
Colt, 61
Colton,
Cornelia, 596
Hannah, 786
Henry, 395
Lavinia, 586
Mary, 14G6
Thomas, 12G5
Colwell, 218
Combs, 1382
Comstock, 215
Condit, 621
Condor, 980
Cone,
Alice, 307
Eliza, 854
Ezra, 209
Jenny, 410
John, 176
Mary, 974
Olive, 504
Salmon, 465
Conger,
Ann, 127
Francis, 651
George, 1349
Obadiah, 1348
Conkcy, 1531
Conklin,
Catharine, 1531
Hedges, 1531
Henrv, 1036
Keturah, 611
Margaret, 081
Phebe, 7G3
Wickbara, 508
Council, 520
Conner, 1007
Conover, 353
Converse,
James, 1147
Martha, 47
Ruth, 1235
Cook,
Aaron, 1134
Aaron, 1456
Aaron, 1466
Amanda, 302
Amasa, 1304
Angelina, 1527
Barnabas, 1384
Betsey, 1485
Bridget, 1405
Catharine, 145
Catharine, 146
Charles, 1057
Chauncey, 13S0
Clarissa, 445
Deborah, 11 S3
Ehenezer, 1382
Elizabeth, 200 *
Elizabeth, 1440
Kloisa, 1070
Enos, 14G0
Erastus, 1351
Index of those of all other Names.
1555
Cook,
Esther, 1238
George, 13.31
Horace, 1401
James, 13S1
Jesse, 310
John, 676
John, 1352
Jonathan, 1386
Joseph, 077
Joseph, 1382
Josiah, 1378
Josiah, 1381
Lester, 1057
Lucia, 1072
Margaret, 065
Margaret, 1129
Matilda, 147
Nelly, 502
Noah, 1804
Norman, 1211
Orange, 1386
Parsons, 1304
Philander, 13«7
Sarah, 394
Sarah, 468
Susan, 1252
Susannah, 210
Thomas, 678
William, 675
William, 677
William, 1466
Cooky,
Alden, 1325
Charles, 1328
Charlotte, 1123
Daniel, 1322
Elizabeth, 799
George, 1326
Henry, 1049
James, 832
Jerusha, 1135
Mary, 683
Cooms, 273
Cooper,
Azubah, 1182
Charles, 690
Douglass, 1001
Henrietta, 1527
Parker, 511
Beth, 249
Sophia, 1083
William, 649
Corbin,
Jane, 1090
Mary, 1245
Monroe, 1105
William, 1275
Cor'!/. 1022
Corlett,
Mary, 1423
Thomas. 984
Cornell,
Sarah, 1342
Cornell,
Thomas, 642
Corning,
Huldah, 425
Julia, 330
Cornish, 408
Cornwall,
Andrew, 178
Lucy, 77"
Maria, 759
Mercy, 1525
Richard, 283
Coras, 1354
Cor win, 615
Cossitt, 811
Coster, 711
Cutting, 1008
Cotton, 83
Covert,
Augusta, 1002
Margaret, 709
William, 730
Covey, 798
Cowden, 947
Coirdrick, 1058
Covgill, 825
Coicles,
Alanson, 248
Almira, 426
Betsey, 75
Elijah, 1273
Eliza, 247
Ellen. 247
Ellen, 409
Eunice, 503
Sarah, 292
Sarah, 1327
Seth, 1272 \
Sibyl, 75
Cox, 854
Crafts,
Abigail, 1337
Emily, 252
Cragin, 1052
Crandall,
Henry, 421
Mary, 1458
Crane,
Alexander, 1390
Anna, 1324
Charles, 1057
Clarissa, 648
Evelina, 1165
Frances, 525
Hannah, 231
Judson, 137
Martha, 1319
Nathaniel, b25
Sarah, 337
Zenas, 1287
Crank, 3*4
Crani, 1488
Crawford,
Catharine, 1503
Crawford,
Jacob, 446
James, 1164
Orvilla, 504
Crissry, 158
Crittenden,
Alice, 944
Clarissa, 854 -
Lewis, 217
Mary, 317
Crocker,
Elizabeth, 1167
Lydia, 782
Lvdja, 447
Mary, 488
Philander, 1339
Zeno, 992
Crook, 891
Crosby,
Dency, 946
John, 1499
Lydia, 134
Mary, 106
Melinda, 305
Cross, 1513
Cross/nan,
Cornelia, 495
Elisha, 580
John, 422
Joseph, 421
William, 513
Croswcll, 670
Crouch,
Anna, 223
Betsev, 822
Betterus, 199
Lucretia, 168
Richard, 223
Richn rd, 226
Crowell,
Emily, 1079
Harriet, 912
Harriet, 1485
Crowley, 387
Croy, 430
Groxson, 315
Crozier, 1504
Cruttcnden, 252
Culver,
Amos, 907
Lyman, 915
Gumming, 59
Cummings, 1167
Cummins, 653
Cunningham, 540
Curl,
Amos, 879
John, 879
Currier, 337
Curry, 441
Curtiss,
Benjamin, 538
Benjamin, 9G9
I Betsey, 892
Curtiss,
Catharine, 469
Charity, 646
Charlotte, 1494
Cornelia, 646
Cyrus, 508
•Daniel, 536
Deborah, 819
Eben, 900
Edward, 503
Elias, 127
Japhet, 548
Jerusha, 640
Lucina, 522
Lucv, S2
Mary, 454
Matilda, 1102
Miranda, 902
Natie, 781
Olive, 1051 ■
Phebe, 543
Pollv, 125
Rachel, 924
Robert, 1332
Salome, 956
Sarah, 547
Sarah, 724
Sarah, 1351
Susan, 539
Susan, 643
Wait, 508
Walter, 536
Cush ing,
Elizabeth, 747
Henry, 35
Thomas, 217
Cushman, 385
Cutler,
Daniel, 427
Lucy, 987
Cutter,
Huldah, 1512
Samuel, 22
Cutts, 987
Daggett,
Isaiah, 841
Pamelia, 131
Doily, 1393
Damon,
Atty, 29
David, 386
Prudence, 288
Dana,
George, 401
James, 400
James, 401
James, 1290
Sarah, 1175
William, 401
Dan forth, 978
Daniels.
Abbv, 203
Hannah, 911
1556
Index of those of all other Names.
Daniels,
Henry, 379
Lois, 13S9
Lucina, 993
Phila, 992
Polly, 920
Vinal, 903
Wilbur, 994
Banks,
Miriam, 1344
Rebecca, 1143
Sylvester, 1241
Barling,
Abigail, 1288
Benjamin, 849
Henry, 1050
James, 618
Samuel, 1127
Luther, 24G
Ruth, 2GG
Barrow,
Dorcas, 392
George, 9G4
Bart,
Lydia, 986
Phebe, G3
Ruah, 327
Bar icin, 993
Batcr, 88
Banner, 59
Davenport,
Benjamin, 416
Bishop, 418
Mary, 1272
Theodosia, 624
Davidson, 283
Davies,
Betsey, 1501
Rachel, 1048
Davis,
Catharine, 684
Charles, 1482
Clarissa, 1128
Cornelius, 961
Eleazer, S51
Eliza, 65
George, 678
Gustavus, 121
Henry, 1305
Isaac, 613
Jami's, 616
Joshua, 531
Joshua, 11 71
Laura, 1118
Lorenzo, 614
Martha, 1)36
Mary, 83
Mary, 1140
Mary, 1149
Marv, 1207
Melissa, 1000
Priscilla, 989
Rebecca, 618
Sally, 1005
Davis,
Sally, 1362
Sylvester, 612
Davison, 792
Bavoux, 533
B air si m,
Jabez, 456
James, 592
Nancy, 437
Bay,
Asa, 918
Asa, 919
Asher, 151
Daniel, 810
Eli, 280
Elijah, 1520
Eunice, 1320
Hannah, 1476
Harriet, 1056
Huram, 572
John, 918
Joseph, 574
Lydia, 145S
• Mary. 621
Nathaniel, 572
Polly, 822
Samuel, 572
Samuel, 918
Thomas, 809
William, 809
Bayton,
Aristides, 730
Hustis, 739
Bean,
Charles, 1004
Hamilton, 36
Sedgwick, 1356
Thankful, 253
Becker,
Deborah, 1014
Elizabeth, 1076
William, 1275
DeForest,
Eliza, 91
Mary, 642
Degolier, 1498
B'Umneur, 597
Belaney, 341
Belnno, 217
Belavcrgne, 729
Be Long, WIS
Deming,
Antoinette, 215
Baths] ieba, 590
George, 733
Harriet, H)47
John, 733
William, 732
Bemarcsi, 304
Bcnman, 833
Dennis,
Ann, 233
Bowman, 1171
Charlotte, 165
Bennis,
Rodney, 122
Bennison,
George, 1496
Hannah, 983
James, 1033
Marcia, 1072
Bait, 527
BcPue, 516
Berby,
Cornelius, 779
George, 634
Hasket, 634
Jonathan, 25
Nelson, 634
Bering,
Charles, 603
Margaret, 602
Nicoll, 625
Berrett, 1493
Berry, 444
Bevan, 353
Beiereux, 1004
Be Voe, 1380
Bewey,
Albert, 852
George, 784
Henry, 784
Joseph, 1393
Lucy, 1464
Mary, 1387
Noah, 7S4
Olive, 1216
Olive, 1220
Sarah, 1411
Beirick, 704
Beicing, 53
Bewitt,
Hiram, 1106
Nancy, 974
Be Wolf,
Henry, 190
Polly, 1183
Russell, 1379
Bexter, 261
Bibble,
John, 195
Mary, 97
Bickerman,
Louisa, 1319
Marcus, 593
Orlando, 995
Dickinson,
Electa, 1148
Elijah, 1313
Elizabeth, 197
Enos, 1468
Eunice, 1155
Eunice, 1417
Frances, 1284
George, 1165
Isaac, 1375
John, 1374
John, 1375
Bickinson,
Joel, 1372
Joseph, 1166
Lucinda, 1255
Mabel, 1131
Maria, 1416
Moses, 1322
Orrin, 1374
Pliny, 1164
Roxana, 901
Samuel, 1314
Susan, 1081
William, 1165
Biekson, 698
Bigains, 1114
Billingham, 215
Dills,
Marian, 1004
Marv, 1003
Diltz, 1002
Dimmick,
Eliza, 417
George, 992
Hannah, 324
Sibyl, 420
Dim mock,
Augustus, 5S0
Lydia, 557
Bimon, 1531
Bix,
John, 888
Lucy, 302
Ruth, 1100
Bixon,
Anna, 255
Anna, 1497
•John, 1418
Margaret, 1430
Ruth, 1464
Boane,
Asaph, 176
Edward, 305
Jane, 479
Marv, 949
Bobbin, 1252 •
Bobbs, 729
Bobson,
John, 122
Peter, 119
Peter, 122
Bocksfoder, 148
Dodds. 884
Dodge,
Eusebius, 939
Horace, 520
John, 171
Leonard, 857
Marv, 431
Matthew, 939
Philo, 939
Rufus, 1110
Salome, 1092
Boggett, 391
Dolan, 809
Index of those of all other Na
mes.
1557
Dole,
Edward, 1460
Marv, 21
Silas, 1459
Silas, 14G0
Dolph, 499
Donaldson, 414
Donly, 1321
Donnell, 749
Doolittlc,
Alanson, 496
Lucy, 1145
Dor an, 334
Dorrance,
Gardiner, 983
Oliver, 984
Doty,
Ellen, 400
Peter, 1385
Sophia, 1206
Dougherty,
Daniel, 1006
Orrin, 500
Sarah, 616
Doughty, 028
Douglass, 147
Dow,
Edward, 417
Sarah, 312
Doted, 1093
Downer,
John, 1471
Samuel, 91
Downing, 989
Downs,
Abigail, 704
Anna, .853
Sarah, 756
Drake,
Bethiah, SO
David, 152
Lodewiek, 1530
Nelly, 1182
Orsamus, 833
Sarah, 119
Sarah, 162
Sarah, 490
Diaper, 633
Draper,
Ichabod, 1326
Joel, 1325
Joel. 1327
Drew,
Aaron, 1005
Lebbeus, 782
Mark, 1169
Sarah, 121
Stephen, 45
Drigg.-, 72
Drawn,
Jul in, 165
William, 105
Drummond, 1531
Drury, 1406
Dubois,
Anson, 694
George, 529
Rachel, 730
Dudley,
Ambrose, 762
Asahel, 758
Charlotte, 929
Elizur, 594
George, 759
Jared, 764
Levi, 759
Med ad, 762
Miles, 592
Ruth, 1290
Samuel, 703
Selah, 593
Sibyl, 95
Stephen, 593
Timothy, 593
William, 595
William, 757
Duffleld, 328
Duffy, 251
Dulin, 1300
Dumm, 0G4
Dunbar,
Charles, 1148
Harriet, 1286
Jane, 1224
Louisa, 1396
O. G., 683
Thomas, 1397
Duncan,
Harlan, 929
Thomas, 234
Duncklec, 1327
Dunham,
Frederick, 1166
Desire, 1077
Dunlap, 1445
Dunn,
Jane, 415
Nancy, 1184
Dunning,
Abraham, 910
Betsey, 911
Sarah, 888
Du Pay, 041
Durham,
Amelia, 220 .
Ezra, 472
Durkee, 857
Duricy, 1009
Duryea, 097
Duscnbury, 1346
Dutton,
Electa, 290
Ira, 857
John, 853
Samuel, 1217
Sarah, 494
Dwujht,
Anna, 14S2
Dwight,
Benjamin, 368
Benjamin, 369
Charles, 826
Ebenezer, 564
Ebenezer, 1132
Edward, 375
Edward, 1191
Elihu, 1148
Elihu, 1314
Eliza, 370
Francis, 370
Harrison, 403
Henry, 405
Henry, 826
Henry, 1123
James, 404
James, 1123
Jane, 1408
John, 374
John, 1191
Josiah, 1282
Martha, 1338
Marv, 375
Seth, 399
Seth, 1129
Sophia, 370
Sophia, 374
Theodore, 374
Timothy, 1190
William, 404
William, 1132
Dwinnell, 1004
Dyer,
Rachel, 395
Sarah, 135
William, 1006
Earncs, 511
Earle,
Abigail, 5S8
Orviile, 270
Rachel. 910
Eastdb rooks, 1271
Eastland, 250
Eastman,
Huldah, 1351
Joseph, 1277
Mercy, 1325
Euston,
Marv, S28
Mary, 1500
Eaton,
Edward, 939
Hannah, 1423
Patience, 508
Eddy,
Martha, 314
Mary, 810
Edgecombe, 607
Edgi rton,
Betsey, 1382
Sarah, 1303
Edget, 1106
Ed mist on.
Ellen, 437
Mary, 436
Edmonds,
Cornelia, 966
John, 492
Edmund, 1041
Edsall, 664
Edwards,
Abigail, 1077
Alexander, 500
Alfred, 505
Bela, 1446
Benjamin, 1454
Bethuel, 1531
Caleb, 1359
Ebenezer, 1418
Elisha, 783
Elisha, 1446
Elizabeth, 1299
Freedom, 120S
Hannah, 90
Justiu, 570
Lucv, 1407
Luther, 1445
Matilda, 1048
Mindwell, 1302
Nancy, 1463
Nathaniel, 1414
Nathaniel, 1418
Nathaniel, 1510
Phebe, 10S0
Ruth, 1404
Thankful, 1006
Thankful, 1447
Timothy, 1510
William, 1300
EelU,
Martha, 44
Orson, 922
Ozias, 1127
Efner, 1053
Egan, 532
Egbert, 528
Eggleston,
Lucy, 961
Simeon, 573
William, 1505
Elder,
Marett, 391
Medora, 246
Theresa, 392
Elderkin, 449
Eld, rt, 782
Eldred,
Parlev, 448
Sarah', 448
Seuiantha, 799
Eldridge,
Daniel, 817
Ezekiel, 580
Elliot,
Elizabeth, 502
Mary, 378
1558
Index of those of all other Names.
Elliot,
Mary, 1482
Rebecca, 757
Ellis,
Abigail, 411
Calvin, 853
Caroline, 64
Caroline, 1058
Harriet, 814
Jemima, 1400
Lois, 1254
Lutkera, 5G3
Peter, 1008
Wyllys, 1101
Ellison, 721
Ellmaker, 780
Ellsworth,
Ann, 1176
Caroline, 1002
Charles, 982
Ellen. 1035
Frederic, 300
Hannah, 21
Jane, 347
John, 290
Letitia, 1235
Mary, 11 S3
Nathaniel, 39
Oliver, 302
Rhoda, 401
Ellthorpe, 448
Elmer,
Elizabeth, 10S7
Mary, 1343
Elrnes,
Thomas, 86
William, 86
Elwell,
Jesse, 1407
Sarah, 503
Thomas, 1144
Ely,
Amelia, 330
Elihu, 1127
Elizabeth, 328
Elizabeth, 1289
Eunice, 97
Henry, 1283
Julia, 647
Richard, 1127
Richard, 1283
Richard, 1301
William, 1127
William, 1128
Embury, 795
Emerson,
Anna, 23
Elijah, 63
Lois, 1335
Nathaniel, 415
Rebecca, (50
Emmahizer, 1532
Emmons, 841
English,
Benajah, 853
Jane, 085
Joel, 853
Richard, 841
Enos, 1243
Enxiyn,
Austin, 838
Betsey, 978
Charles, 838
Edward, 887
Rhoda. 981
Timothy, 227
Ernest, 199
Etheridge, 158
Eudly, i2S0
Ecans,
Adin, 1497
Dorcas, 1503
Even, 1063
Harriet, 893
Prudence, 300
Robert, 1184
Sallv, 79
Ecerdon.m
Everest, 1022
Everett,
Addison, 1314
Benjamin, 044
Daniel, 908
Sarah. 345
Urania, 323
Evts, 989
Firing,
Amelia, 1280
Elizabeth, 441
Eyre, 1280
Fairbanks,
Caroline, 1200
Franklin, 1230
Margaret, 981
Marietta, 1177
Fairchild,
Egbert, 103
Emily, 104
Phebe, 227
Susan, 1271
Fairfield,
Keziah, 1311
Luther, 1506
Fair>nan, 1407
Faitoute, 1202
Files,
James, 804
Melinda, 1051
Fancher, 897
Fanning,
Henry, 1104
Lucretia, 749
Rouert,715
Farnham,
Aaron, 303
Anthony, 1008
Farnham,
Asenath, 1112
Augustus, 1112
Evelvn, 301
Phebe, 827
Farnsicorth,
Lucinda, 1183
Mary, 1097
Mary, 1374
Farnum,
Henry, 1225
Hiram, 1225
Maria, 310
Theodore, 1225
Fan;
Adelaide, 313
Archibald, 911
Nancy, 1222
Farrar, 1376
FarHagton, 320
Fassett,
Fanny, 1178
Samuel, I486
Faiccett, 472
Faxon, 977
Fay,
Eliphaz, 903
Hannah, 958
Harriet, 35
Jane, 62
Lovisa, 169
Susannah, 1272
Fear, 473
Fearing, 88
Fellows, 171
Fdton, 440
Fenkel,
Harriet, 388
Jared, 388
Fenn,
Martha, 94
Nathan, 732
Fen no, 63
Fenton,
Abigail, 1132
Harriet, 933
Ferdon, 304
Ferguson,
Anna, 316
Emma, 180
Isaac, 180
Mary, 578
Ferris,
Harriet, 521 .
Jane, 602
Lvdia, 921
Ferry,
Abigail, 1512
Asa, 1507
Asenath, 901
Charity, 740
Edward, 1220
Edward, 1508
Juliana, 1507
Ferry,
Polly, 746
Robert, 1509
Sophia, 1137
Fidler, 1008
Field,
Anne, 1114
Charlotte, 814
Cutler, 677
Edmund, 704
Elizabeth, 954
Elizabeth, 1103
Harriet, 244
John, 1512
Lucy, 1329
Mary, 1451
Sarah, 243
Filer,
Anna, 823
George, 1308
Gordon, 1308
Humphrey, 1311
Jerusha, 596
John, 704
John, 1311
Maria, 828
Samuel, 825
Samuel, 1307
Thomas, 1306
Zerubbabel, 1305
Finch,
Mary, 674
Peter, 790
Sarah, 136
Fine, 246
Finley, 223
Finney, 1526
Fish, '
Anna, 825
George, 425
Lvdia, 1381
Mary, 61
Myron, 980
Preserved, 196
Rebecca, 102
Rebecca, 327
Sarah, 1335
Fisher,
Albert, 1008
Caroline, 234
Elizabeth, 845
Emma, 1507
George, 91
Irene, 1459
Lerinda, 233
Semantha, 233
Fiske,
Helen, 337
Melissa, 6S5
Fiteh,
Abner, 311
Alice, 132
Apolloa, 324
Arsinoe, 314
Index of those of all other Names.
1559
Fitch,
Betsey, 976
Betsey, 1115
Betty, 427
Cliloe, 227
Cornelius, 320
Diantha, 31(5
Ebenezer, 312
Eleazer, 82
Fitz, 320
Frank, 321
Frederick, 321
George, 238
James, 322
Jephtha, 323
Joseph, 1218
Latham, 321
Lucinda, GOO
Mirianme, 314
Mary, 420
Polly, 323
Sarah, 1088
Sarah, 124
Thomas, 315
Thomas, 320
William, 322
Fitzgerald, 570
Flack, 1274
Flagg,
Jared, 415
Samuel, 380
Flagler, 966
Fleet, 709
Fleming,
Dorothea, 1115
Martha, 192
Mary, 1139
Thomas, 58
Fletcher,
Allen, 518
Betsey, 1068
Leviua, 4G0
Lucy, 792
Olive, 315
Flotcer,
Emma, 87
Jervase, 270
Floyd, 701
Fogle, 99
Follett,
Hannah, 322
Ralph, 191
Sluman, 191
Folliult, 1075
Fohom, 45
Fondy, 1361
Foute,
Almira, 742
Amelia, 348
Caroline, 521
Charles, 1060
Elilm, 1381
Eliza, 144
Elizabeth, 376
Foote,
Erastus, 142
Grace, 68
Marv, 897
Sedate, 1379
Sidney, 142
Stephen, 1059
Thalia, 477
Forbes,
Adeline, 91
Charles, 90
Charlotte, 91
Eliza, 91
Lois, 995
Marv, 453
Robert, 90 .
William, 80
Force, 966
Fard,
John, 184
Judith, 1513
Lindley, 510
Nancy, 1352
Susan, 1431
Thomas, 17
Fordham, 1045
Forman, 394
Forrest, 1326
Forsyth, 672
Forward,
Deborah, 381
Orville, 259
Fosdic,
Clorlnda, 128
Lucy, 447
Foster,
Abraham, 1084
Adeline, 1325
Alvin, 1110
Andrew, 1329
Ardelia, 219
Caroline, 1214
Dwight.lllO
Edward, 1110
Electa, 72
Lorenzo, 555
Lvsander, 555
Mehitable, 932
Nancy, 501
Nathan, 555
Truman, 49
Foider,
Anne, 273
Catharine, 3S0
Catharine, 1398
Daniel, 762
Lteborah, 267
Edward, 129
Elizabeth, 1231
Harriet, 1459
Hervey, 120
Hyslop, 1485
Isabel, 1344
Joseph, 717
Fowler,
Lucy, 594
Marv, 1160
Polly, 1278
Reuben, 1290
Samuel, 1123
Sarah, 1352
Stephen, 717
William, 719
William, 1290
Zerviah, 956
Fox,
Dana, 533
Elizabeth, 270
Mabel, 64
Mary, 198
Merinda, 455
William, 846
Fraley, 1530
Fralick, 1244
Francis,
Josephine, 239
Josiah, 1458
Lucv, 1360
Mary, 798
Norman, 1358
Pamclia, 741
Franklin, 996
Frary,
Electa, 1517
Jason, 1220
Marv, 1216
Miranda, 563
Nathan, 1463
Frascr,
John, 147
Rosetta. 1099
Frazee, 734
Frazier, 408
Freed, 1159
Freeland, 47
%F reeman,
Abigail, 266
Cornelia, 897
Edward, 1412
Fanny, 1035
Marian, 540
Mary, 1266
Theron, 174
French,
Caroline, 1499
Hannah, 1099
Hannah, 1333
Hannah, 1507
Jason, 390
John, 270
John, 989
Lucina, 437
Rachel, 580
Rachel, 844
Rebecca, 65
Truman, 983
Frink,
Cynthia, 1304
Frink,
Jane, 1391
Frisbie,
Eliza, 293
Henrietta, 1518
Martin, 1082
Martin, 1083
Frederic, 908
Froom, 197
Frost,
Chloe, 1248
James, 863
Jared, 453
Keziah, 1003
Milton, 883
Fry, 529
Fulkerson, 515
Fuller,
Abigail, 1097
Annis, 70
Charles, 342
Charles, 821
Emory, 529
Florilla, 949
Hannah, 173
Henry, 1224
Henry, 1335
Lucv, 895
Maria, 1259
Patience, 902
Ruth, 194
Sarah, 994
Gabriel, 832
Gage,
Ruth, 1526
Susan, 301
Gager, 798
Gaines,
Marv, 1248
Manila, 1211
Gale, 1040
Galloway, 1054
Gallup,
Abigail, 10S9
Nathan, 896
Lois, 895
Galusha, 1020
Gambol, 653
Ganson, 112
Gant, 321 •
Gardette,S2
Garey, 792
Garrett, 1224
Gardiner,
Louisa, 1139
Samuel, 603
William, 428
Gardner,
George, 495
(i race, 218
Mary, 1177
Garrett,
Mary, 1397
1560
Index of those of all other Names.
Garrett,
Smith, 13S3
Garrison, 790
Gascoyne, 1018
Gaston, 1050
Gates,
Anna, 215
Augustus, 94?
Daniel, SSO
Frances, 1125
Garrison, 211
Horace, 1148
Howard, 1224
Jireh, 447
Julius, 210
Leroy, 212
Mary, 843
Pattv,1279
Philo, 940
Khoda, 411
Salmon, 447
Silas, 870
Simeon, 200
Thomas, 1148
William, 190
Gadtt, 602
Gay,
Edward, 9S1
Lucy, 775
Milo, 982
Gaylord,
Almira, 1431
Carlos, 390
Esther, 1005
Josiah, 1509
Luanda, 1511
Nehemiah, 14G7
Sarah, 100
Susan, 419
Gentry, 500
Gcer, 1177
Gelston, 354
George,
Jamt-s, 504
Louisa, 504
William, 1308
Gerard,
Louisa, 709
Mary, 052
Saraii, 415
Germain, 328
Gerow, 090
Gerry, 1200
Gibbs,
George. Ill
George, 148
Joanna, 39
Lois, 139_4
Luther, 506
Orrin, 328
Orrin. 1309
Sarah, 473
William, 111
Gibson,
Celestia, 999
Elizabeth, 503
Francis, 1172
Giddings, 391
Gitford, 1502
Gilbert,
Eunice, 203
Harriet, 1251
Henry, 754
Jasper, 334
John, 754
Lois, 480
Lvdia, 113
Mary, 283 .
Nat ban, 754
Polly, 984
St urges, 645
William, 271
Gilkison, 328
GUI, 120
Gillett,
Alvan, 16S
Anna, 93
David, 817
Elizabeth, 1307
Franc-is, 220
Griswold, 173
Harriet, 1330
Hepzibah, 25
Joanna, 166
Laura, 1060
Louisa, 73
Lucv, 40
Martha, 738
Marv, 919
Ralph, 1310
Gil man,
Benjamin, 119
Joanna, 28
Gilso/i,
Beisey, 508
Luther, 1198
Girardot, 1328
Gladden, 1505
Glazier, 591
Glass,
Heman, 44
Maria, 329
Glazier, •
Abigail, 1516
Eliza, 1355
Gleason ,
Emily, 1219
George, 1446
GUnes,
Betsev, 20
El/.ina, 1319
Goddard, 1429
Godfrey,
Clement, 1325
Melissa, 205
William, 1325
Goffe,
Anna, 1000
Hannah, 1087
Laurentia, 213
Warren, 949
William, 937
Golden, 754
Goldsmith, 1201
Goldthwait, 7S6
Gondy, 156
Gonsales, 1484
Goodale, 708
Goodall,
Emily, 1174
Julia, 1485
Goode, 1022
Good, 1366
Goodell, 498
Goodenow. 512
Goodhue, 1401
Goodman,
Enos. 1315
Ruth, 1410
Goodnow, 30
Goodrich,
Alfred, 122
Chauncey, 1289
David, 195
Elizur, 1289
Ellen, 213
Frank, 208
Gordon, 203
Heman, 996
Jeremiah, 190
Lucy, 72
Meliitable, 115
Melisent, 754
Nicholas, 904
Parnell, 1483
Parthena, 1375
Polly, 1172
* Prudence, 56
Samuel, 264
Sophia, 425
Ursula, 1375
Goodsell, 1218
Goodspced, 1046
Goodwill,
Lucv, 44
Taylor, 43
Goodwin,
Ephraim, 268
Hepzibah, 792
Hollister, 1368
Laura, 35
Martha, 470
Phebe, 532
Pollv, 514
Russell, 1433
Sarah, 1374
Thpron, 1102
William, 1102
Goodyear,
Betsey, 227
Goody ea r,
Eliza, 1261
Goold, 824
Gordon, 22
Gorham, 1210
Gostline, 1514
Goslee, 74
Gott,
Esther, 168
Hazael, 224
Gooch, 579
Gouch, 1159
Gould,
Huldah, 929
Lucv, 1266
Mehitable, 1236
Sarah, 929
Sarah, 1333
Sally, 1326
Gourley,
Mont , 67
Nivin, 67
Gem,
Chastina, 333
Sally, 1276
Go wily, 152
Graff, 464
Graham,
Edward, 506
James, 1013
Henrv, 115
John, 1252
Love, 958
Marv, 587
Thomas. 197
Grandy, 1523
Granger,
Anna, 1314
Richard, 718
Roxa, 383
Grannis,
Frederic, 789
Lvdia, 267
Rachel, 810
Rachel, 1067
Grant,
Benjamin, lOo
Benjamin, 1174
Betsey, 1390_
Deidamia, 155
Edward, 1174
Elizabeth, 1306
Francis, 324
George, 1175
Ozias, 119
1 Ph-be, 800
Samuel, 1173
Sanford, 102
Graves,
Ann, 593
Benoui, 1452
Edmund, 741
Electa, 803
Erastus, 411
Index of those of all other Names.
1561
Graves,
Erastus,1322
Esther, 277
Frances, 1500
Horatio, 1321
Jonathan, 1147
Joseph, 1149
Josiah, 12:30
Mary, 1317
Polly, 1380
Rufus, 1321
Sarah, 273
Selah, 829
William, 394
Gray,
Elizabeth, 1515
George, 020
George, 095
Joseph, 1501
Lydia, 517
Marv, 50
Mary, 408
Phebe, 922
Gready, 1319
Greeley,
Abby, 853
Mary, 45
Green,
Ann, 785
Asenath, 271
Caroline, 929
Caroline, 1034
Catharine, 1181
Clara, 132S
Cornelia, 979
Daniel, 782
Ethiel, 890
George, 777
George, 781
George, 899
Jacob, 720
Jeanette, 55S
John, 408
Julia, 23
Leroy, 1459
Lewis, 017
Mary, 538
Mary, 1458
Nathan, 77G
Nathan, 780
Seymour, 899
Shubael, 780
Timothy, 1452
William, 780
William, 899
Greenly, 599
Greenman, 799
Greenslit, 799
Gregg,
Catharine, 090
Jeanette, 1499
Gregory,
Alfred, 700
Betsey, 439
"]
Gregory,
Cornelia, 733
Charlotte, 532
John, 099
Julia, 1203
Polly, 253 r
Greiq, 089
Gridley,
Svlvester, 283
Sylvia, 1270
Grier, 073
Grijlin ,
David, 471
Helen, 913
Mary, 470
GHffing,
Joel, 024
Maria, 1002
Thomas, 025
Griffith,
Julia, 109
Nancv, 1502
Persia, 1218
Walter, 109
William, 109
Wellington, 895
Griggs,
Loman, 1254
Lucinda, 1113
Sarah, 428
QrinneM,
George, 1203
Hannah, 1498
Lydia, 1078
Grisioold,
Alphonso, 4G3
Daniel, 471
Esther, 51
Fanny, 1245
Franklin, 1201
George, 020
Isaac, 1372
Jeremiah, 2G1
Mary, 1288
Rebecca,1194
Rufus, 51
Selden, 905
Theophilus, 527
William, 1373
Grit man, 1518
Groat, 10G2
Groesbcck,
Abraham, 1259
William, 1259
Gross, 1020
Grores,
Francis, 990
Marcia, 1091
Guernsey,
Elizabeth, 1250
Lemuel, 12^8
William, 197
Gum,
Alban, 839
100
Guild,
David, 901
Lois, 429
Guile, 458
Gulick,
John, 788
Luther, 787
Peter, 787
Marv, 700
Oramel, 787
Gulliver,
Daniel, 751
Henry, 751
Gurle.y, 431
Guthrie,
Jane, 1217
Jane, 1509
Stephen, 843
Ilaekathorne, 529
Hackett, 000
Hockley, 1201
Hadley,
Abigail, 1498
Mary, 341
Hagaman, 453
Hahn, 1245
Haight,
Anna, 059
Ann, 1427
Henry, 328
Henry, 000
Henry, 070
James, 512
Ruth, 474
Samuel, 005
Sarah, 317
Haighton, 380
Haines, 743
Hale,
Abigail, 1042
Augustus, 349
Charles, 345
Clarissa, 501
Cvrus, 933
David, 352
David, 353
Edward, 340
Enoch, 338
Eunice, 400
Hiram, 935
Hope, 55
John, 332
Martha, 1402
Nathan, 344
Nathan, 350
Philetus, 349
Richard, 331
Sarah, 391
Timothy, 70
Titus, 222
Hall,
Abbv. 1391
Abigail, 1437
Hall,
Alanson, 940
Albert, 205
Alfred, 934
Amasa, 1404
Benoni, 177
Betsey, 889
Betsev, 1379
Chapel, 941
Daniel, 933
Daniel, 931
David, 940
Delilah, 1214
Edward, 130
Eliot, 00
Elisha, 937
George, 930
James, 930
Joseph, 332
Lawrence, 205
Lucv, 402
Luc'v, 1391
Lucy, 1528
Margaret, 937
Patience, 948
Richardson, 349
Theophilus, 393
Thomas, 1232
Timothv, 934
Hallett, 935
Halliday,
Emmeline, 438
Pollv, 922
Hailock, 01
Halsty,
Frederic, 017
Hetty, 409
Marv, 1019
Rebecca, 094
Hoisted, 1247
Hamilton,
Catharine, 1202
Cvrus, 804
Eveline, 1207
Jane, 1494
Lorahamah, 1510
Theod. .re, 328
Theodore, 008
Hamlin,
Eleazer, 900
Jabez, 1288
Nellie, 484
Hammond,
Allen, 54
Candace, 324
Charles, 972
Charles, 1241
Cornelius, 51
Edward, 52
Elijah, 50
Elijah, 51
Esther, 51
Fletcher, 004
Francis, 1111
1562
Index of those of all other Names.
Hammond,
George, 51
Hannah, 1021
Joseph, 54
Julius, 53
Lazarus, CGI
Mary, 52
Mary, 1201
Nancy, 988
Richard, 1100
Samuel, 663
Samuel, 60-1
Susannah, 136G
William, 664
Ha mot, 105
Hampton, G27
Banaford, 591
Banchet, 1138
Hancock,
Elizabeth, 667
Sophia, 940
Hand,
Eliza, 1356
Jason, 679
Kate, 587
Handy,
Daniel, 1291
Henrietta, 234
Susan, 89
Hartley,
Homer, 1517
Hanmim,
Benjamin, 1499
Dwight,1222
Edwin, 35
Lucy, 79
Sidney, 1323
Hapgood, 138
Harbaek, 854
Hard,
Gerry, 4G0
Sarah, 1497
Bardie, 796
Harding,
Adeline. 414
Daniel, 210
Daniel, 218
Harvey, 20S
Har'jin, 531
Harker, 1319
Harlow, 5T7
Barman,
Angeline, 1528
• Celia, 136
Elijah, 1452
Hannah, 1114
Laura, t;J58
Lucretia, 1025
Harness, 1005
Barney, 789
Harper,
John, 1005
Mary, 450
Rath, 842
Harriman, 79
Harrington,
Betsey, 1253
Fanny, 924
Harriet, 793
Lucinda, 253
Ruth, 253
Harris,
Challv, 718
Huldah,1453
Joseph, G5S
Mary, 174
Mary, C2o
Mary, 1216
Merinda, 925
Nancy, 740
Rebecca, 332
William, 181
Harrison ,
Abigail, 128
Abigail, 167
Alexander, 9G5
Benjamin, 1G7
Benjamin, 1253
Caroline, 1437
Charles, 1253
Eliza, 1439
Fosdic, 545
George, 1253
Henrv, 1254
Jared, 964
Lois, 1227
Lucy, 93
Olive, 982
Rachel. 129
Sally, 1043
Sarah, 539
Timcthv, 540
William, 1082
Worthington, 570
Harrold, 1245
Hart,
Abby, 1044
Abigail, 1080
Augustine, 1437
George, 318
George, GG5
Hiram, 591
Ira, 1380
Jehiel, 470
Margaret, 282
Mary, 980
Marv, 130 1
Matilda, G4G
Polly, 1380
Sallv, 2G9
Bartness, 828
Hartshorne, 323
Harticell,
Mary, 596
Marv, 1103
Sherman, 538
Barvey,
Anor, 1489
Harvey,
Betsey, 820
Charity, 017
Maria, 1090
Marv, 224
Barwood, 1070
Hasbrouck, 697
Hascall,
Alice, 330
Daniel, 132
Elizabeth. 134
James, 133
William, 135
Baskins,
Deborah, 1331
Dorcas, 1390
Basluck, 304
Bassam,
Frederic, 1181
George, 1181
Roswell, 1181
Stephen, 1181
Bastings,
Submit, 1328
Theodosia, 1181
Bastrich, 1428
Hatch,
Bettv, 758
Cornelia, 219
Hatfield,
John, 132
Justus, 387
Sarah, 1019
Hathaway,
Phinehas, 448
Rufus, 1109
Hathome, 1181
Haven,
Franklin, 1241
Nancy, 402
Samuel, 494
Havens,
Anna, 738
Benjamin, G10
Esther, 002
John, 724
Selah, 099
Woodward, 020
Haver, 993
Hawes, 89G
Bavoke,
Amanda, 436
Edward, GG0
Burkes. 91
Hawkins,
Deborah, 953
Edward, 707
Joshua, 08
Phebe, 311
Baicks, 1342
Baidey,
Adeline, 1205
Alonzo, 1260
Amos, 1205
Baidey,
Benjamin, 1435
Cornelia, 743
Elias, 12G0
Fenn, 1207
Hannah, 131
Jane, 042
Jane, 722
Jane, 722
Jonathan, 1433
Julia, 95
Lucv, 251
Lvdia. 1229
Lydia, 1282
Martin, 1207
Nathan, 1435
Seth, 1206
Eawood, 1333
Haicrer, 4-1
Hawthorne, 1001
Hay den,
Daniel, 1087
James, 589
Mary, 171
Mary, 5S3
Uriah, 1123
Hayes,
Charles, 409
Elihu, 407
Elihn, 409
Elizabeth, 1182
Frank, 10S2
Joel, 12i?3
Justin, 403
Silas, 409
Susannah, 356
Haymaker, 458
Haynie, 1031
Haynes, 1142
Eayt, 984
Hay wood,
Mary, 001
Virginia, 755
Hazard, 1031
Haze! tine, 895
Hazen,
Ann, 584
Elbridge, 1508
Gideon, 58
Sarah, 584
Ilazhton, 998 •
Buzzard, 1254
Head, 1380
Bealey,
Betsey, 395
Robert, 473
Sarah, 34
Heard, 089
Heartt, 705
Heath, 1501
Bebard,
Charle3, 786
Daniel, 785
Edward, 786
Index oftltose of all oilier Names.
1563
Hebard,
Keziah, 411
Lamed, 785
Hedenburgh, 1531
Hedge, 1305
Helme,
Anselm, 692
Eunice, 6S2
Hemmemcay,
William, 344
Nancv, 390
Hemphill, 448
Hendi rson,
Andrew, 392
Andrew, 884
Sarah, 449
Zina, 197
Hendry, 1256
Hendrieks, 945
Henshaic, 112(3
Herbert, 1273
Herpin, 1140
Her rick,
Arthur, 0G5
Betsey, 77 •
Eunice, 831
Freelove, 271
Eleazer, 831
Lvman, 151
Man-, 343
Riifus, 152
Webster, 1479
Herriinan, 103G
Hervey, 14S7
Herzog, 335
Heicett,
Asa, 1478
Ephraim,228
Mary, 228
Beyer, G74
Hibben,9Q0
Hickok, 245
Hickox,
Austin, 538
James, 383
Larmon, 383
Hick:,,
Alanson, 1487
Alanson, 14s8
Lois, 805
Maria, 11(50
William, 439
Hicjhie, 1513
Higgins,
Alviu, 140
Elmer, 12G2
Henrv, 140
Lyclba, 582
Reuben, 451
Sibvl, 1355
Temperance, 121!
Higginson, 1170
Hig/deg,V619
Higley,
Aunis, 411
Heurv, G21
Mary, 1327
Hight, 35
Hikok, 424
Hildreth, 079
Hill,
Anna, 150
Betsey, 778
Cornelia, 10G
Fanny, 902
Leah, 407
Leverett, 541
Marv, 590
Myers, 410
Olivia, 319
Robert, 733
Rollin, 1432
Sarah, 778
Sarah, 1225
Stephen, 823
Wilbur, 818
William, 24
Hilar d, 51
Hills,
Benoni, 275
Claudius, 048
Dai i us, 923
David, 1354
Esther, 1380
Gilbert, 20G
Gilbert, 207
Marv, 1495
Roxa, 455
ffincher, 853
Hinckley,
Amanda, 208
Bushrod, 802
Chauncey, 797
Daniel, 708
Dyer, 801
Henrv, GG
Henry, 1204
John* 220
Justin, 800
Lucy, 214
Naomi, 080
Oramel, 800
Samuel, 1202
Samuel, 1204
Sophia, 1191
Sarah, 375
Timothy, 797
Hine,
Lvdia, 900
Marv, 808
Russell, 750
Sherman, 1227
Susan, 742
Hint man, 1003
IIoruc<\ 54(1
Leander, 872
Lydia, 117
Hinemaii,
Mcrcv, 508
Moso's, 1033
Ruth, 1374
Samuel, 1032
Silas, 750
William, 1033
Hinman,
B. F., 1030
Betsey, 492
Hinsdale ,
Diana, 1338
Henrv, 81
Marv, G58
fflnson, 1168
Hitchcock,
Abigail, 759
Edward, 908
Emmeline, 810
Sarah, 558
Hoadley, 548
Hoar, 1008
Hobbie,
Reeves, 72G
Selah, 725
Hodge,
Frank, 475
Irena, 445
Hodges,
Joseph, 1217
Lucy, 20
Lvman, 07
Hoffman, 713
Holbrook,% 00
Almira,
Amariah, 927
Betsey, 1158
Charles, 28G
Chester, 57
Henry, 90
Joseph, 100
Lucretia, 1093
Holcombe,
Anna, 961
Augustine, 357
Reuben, 35G
Zerviah, 1223
Hold en,
Dorcas, 1498
Fox, 52G
Hiram, 527
Lucv, 1270
Mary, 716
Omar, 527
H>!d ridge, 321
UMuday.MZ
Holland, 288
Hollenbeck,
Alvin,271
Seberr, 271
Hollis, 1518
Hollister,
Abigail, 70
Chuza, 140
Hollister,
Edith, 293
Elizabeth, 282
Franklin, 50
Hannah, 7(3
Mary, 010
Marian, 114
Sarah, 1455
Holmes,
David, 150
Cornelia. 83
Sarah, 721
James, 1335
William, 151
William, 1396
Lemuel, 1200
Lorcn, 1396
Holton ,
Experience, 1081
Marv, 1121
Rachel, 228
Sarah, 771
William, 228
William, 250
William, 458
Homan, 012
Homer,
Georgiana, 641
James, 679
Homes, 1074
Honeyman, 364
Hooker,
Abigail. 1194
Almira, 338
Dolly, 110
Emily, 1406
Henry, 349
Jonathan, 255
Josiah, 1406
Lovisa, 1155
Lucv, 10S0
Nettie, 10S2
Ruth, 284
Samuel, 783
Sarah, 338
Susan, 400
William, 348
Hope, 205
Hopkins,
Catharine, 912
Eliphalet, 1252
Erastus,971
Esther, 548
Ethan, 1349
Jane, 911
Joseph, 530
Keziah, 1189
Mary, 98
Marv, 1370
Mehitable, 1498
Miriam, 020
Stephen, 20
Stephen, 307
Sewall, 2%
1564
Index of those of all other Names.
Hopkins,
Timothy, 1251
Hopper,
BisselJ, 1519
Joseph, 1195
Horace, 1231
Horton,
Abigail, 1164
Almira, 1110
Christina, 392
Horace, 100
Eunice, G01
Howell, 190
Mary, 128
Mary, 1081
Philena, 1112
Pollv, 32
Sylvester, 846
Hosford,
Aaron, 930
Anne, 817
John, 1014
Minchvell, 25
Hosmer,
Clemence, 1409
Hiram, 1175
HotchkUs,
Frederic, 1437
Josiah, 282
Lucina, 483
Lucinda, 946
Margaret, 1395
Marv, 736
William, 241
Hough,
George, 799
James, 1425
Jireh, 797
John, 800
Malona, 496
Sherwuod, 1425
Thomas, 1425
Houghton, 1095
House,
James, 800
Justin, 800
Lucinda, 74
William, 59
Houston ,
Nathaniel, 653
Hoaii,
Aaron, 1128
Augusta, 1342
Elizabeth, 1326
Howard.,
Cornelia, 106
Daniel, 497
Davis. 1331
John, 1333
Margaret, 63
Nathan, 353
Royal, 2G9
Sarah. 234
William, 1332
Howe.
Charlotte, 495
Freeman, 453
Mandana, 526
Phebe, 1229
Priscilla, 846
Sarah, 1257
Howell,
Catharine, 1063
Elizabeth, 788
Esther, G51
Harriet, 84
Isaac, 708
John, 689
Marv, 660
Polly, 1530
Sarah, 713
Selah, 689
Susan, 680
Ha ices,
Anna, 1235
Mary, 1073
Susannah, 1499
Hoicla nd, 18G
Eoxie, 581
Hoyt,
Henrietta, 641
John, 1353
Lowell, 1252
Lucy, 649
Otto, 1481
Sarah, 505
Hubbard,
Abby, 54
Alamanza, 1215
Alfred, 193
Charles, 24
Dutton, 1279
Edwin, 236
Elizabeth, 1406
Emma, 1479
Erastus, 405
Frederic, 237
George, 1180
Irene, 1453
Israel, 1517
Jonathan, 325
Joseph, 285
Judith, 1279
Lucv. 1417
Marshall, 1296
Marv, 1091
MarV, 1354
Phebe, 1127
Richard, 406
Timothy, 1326
Tirzah, 1510
Hubb, 11,
Erastus, 191
Eunice, 7(>3
Ezra, 107
Frederic, 197
James, 1307
Jeanette, 318
Huber, 869
Hudson,
Benjamin, 877
Eunice, 481
John, 1485
Thomas, 1063
Hudspeth, 1376
Hughes, 685
Hulbert,
Achsah, 38
Achsah, 565
Achsah, 526
Martin, 1400
Chloe, 1117
Hull,
Almira, 1357
Daniel, 1379
Elizur, 246
Frederic, 251
Jabez, 999
Jerusha, 250
John, 1000
Joseph, 189
Julia, 245
Mary, 1306
Miranda, 192
Rowland, 999
William, 999
Zacharv, 1000
Hulse,
Ann, 614
Daniel, 617
Desire, 694
Margaret, 194
Humphrey, 118
Hunt,
Alnheus,1177
Arad, 1039
Asahel, 1177
Eeulah, 1301
Ebenezer, 1469
Ebenezer, 753
Harriet, 1498
Jane, 1276
Jonathan, 1479
Joel, 1480
John, 334
John, 1182
Jonathan. 1480
Joseph, 1177
Levina, 1039
Lewis, 1177
Mary, 1188
Nathan, 756
Rebecca, 862
Roswell, 1179
Roswell. 1181
Roxana, 1479
Sally, 885
Samuel, 1180
Samuel, 1175
Samuel. 1170
Sanford, 324
Sanford, 337
Hunt,
Simeon, 1470
Sarah, 1039
Theodosia, 1205
Theodosia, 1409
Vashti, 309
Ward, 805
Washington, 336
Hunter,
Betsey, 1031
Catharine, 694
Julia, 1519
Nathaniel, 1421
Huntington,
Catharine, 642
Charles. 1482
Emily, 50
Ebenezer, 1481
Eunice, 751
Eunice, 756
Hannah, 1203
Marv, 749
Oliver, 750
Richard, 159
Susan, 750
Hard,
Caroline, 942
Elizabeth, 657
Elizabeth, 1124
Laura, 1206
Nancv, 976
Huriburt,
Asaph, 1209
Augustus, 1349
Cornelius, 1209
Edward. 187
Lucv, 1411
Hurlbut,
Alanson, 201
Ann, 544
Chester, 201
Harmon, 1018
Jane, 1062
Joseph, 1327
• Lucv, 207
Hurst, 1427
Husong, 945
Hutehins,
Charles, 69
Charles, 1515
Rachel, 1125'
Hutchinson.
Caroline, 325
Elizabeth, 774
Martha. 614
Marv, 1303
MarV, 1447
Olive, 1327
Seth, 811
Ilntton, 1170
H ix ford, 919
Hyde,
Edward. 1261
Henrietta, (J47
Index of those of all other Names.
1565
Hyde,
Henry, 1243
Jasper, 1000
Julia, 1039
Lee, 1254
Nathaniel, 1004
Sarah, 280
Hymen, 107
Ingalls, 990
Ingersoll,
Dora, 4S0
Lewis, S72
Sarah, 542
Sarah, 007
Sally, 800
William, 905
Ingles, 15:31
Inglestone, 1518
Inglis, 700
Ingraham, 1279
Ingram ,
Albert, 582
Albert, 891
In man, 1424
Inslee, 1520
Ireland, 489
Irving, 90S
Irzcin,
Archibald. 88:3
William, 883
Isbrf, 525
Jsham,
Austin, 538
Lucretia, 54
Ives,
Charles, 83
Clari-sa, 272
Dwight, 1320
Jesse, :: 10
Mary, 710
Nathan, S3
Jackman,
Charles, 147
Moses, 147
Salome, G5
Jackson,
Andrew, 807
Eliza, 1041
Elniina, 342
Henry, Ui74
Irene' 280
John, 1430
Levi, 540
Lucy, 10(50
Martha, 653
Mary, 704
Nat ban, 1437
Robert, 1059
Samuel, 1437
Jacohs, 880
Jaggcr,
Elizabeth, 524
Hannah, 1152
Jaggcr,
James, 817
Jakob, 200
James,
Henry, 105
Naomi, 33
Jameson,
Caroline, 45
Celicia, 413
Ephraim, 30
Janes,
Horace, 1130
Jonathan, 1511
Lois, 1500
Lewis, 1512
Noah, 1510
Sarah, 549
Sarah, 1204
Sylvanus, 1512
Jaquish, 1531
Jarris,
George, 11S5
Jane, 470
Moses, 717
Jan don, 033
Jarett, 1322
Jefferson,
Helen, 035
John, 510
Jeffrey, 656
Jenkins,
David, 1500
George, 00
Harris, 085
Jenks, 1152
Jenner, 743
Joiners, 402
Jennings, 087
Jennison,
Ann, 020
Rhoda, 1283
Jerome, 112
Jer raids, 4S3
Jess >i p,
Daniel, GOG
Francis, G54
Mary, 1105
Jeicctt,
Deborah, 948
Mehitable, 500
Susan, 385
Johns,
Margaret, 900
Sophia, l!::i
Thomas, 1184
Johnson,
Annis, 1104
Bethaniah, 082
Billings, 111).-,
Caroline, 900
Charles, 002
Eliza, 020
Elizabeth, 1170
Eulalie, 83
Johnson,
Frances, 208
Hannah, 797
Harpin, 1101
Henry, 015
James, 443
Joanna, 807
Joseph, 487
Lvdia, 403
Maria, 404
Marietta, 583
Mary, 840
Mehitable, 243
Rose, 1010
Rufus, 530
Samuel, 313
Sarah, 239
Susan, 583
Thomas, 313
William, 244
William, 037
Johnston, 1250
Jones,
Almira, 102
Anson, 150
Arabella, 001
Benjamin. 014
Bethiah, 480
Cromwell, 100
Elizabeth, 588
Esther, 277
Eunice, 44
Fanny, 1510
Harriet, 610
Harriet, 1300
Hester, G33
Ira, 720
Jesse, 095
Joel, 948
John, 918
Jonathan, 835
Keturah, 470
Lovisa, 939
Lucv, 237
Lucy, 1247
Margaret, 181
Mary, 1186
Nancy, 1037
Samuel, 918
Solomon, 158
William. 1530
Wvnian, 402
Joslin, 1212
Jourdan, 1000
J odd,
Asahcl,27S
Dolly, 1213
Eleanor, 579
Eunice, 1223
Henry, 829
John^ 1 IOC
Jonathan, 1140
Levi, 27?
Mary, 274
J'tdd,
Marv, 550
Mary, 1447
Reuben, 1414
Salathiel.1415
Samuel, 275
Samuel, 475
Silence, 1444
Thomas, 270
Judson,
Ann, 730
Hannah, 923
Marv, 140
Marv, 720
Sarah, 1287
Kagy, 104
Kain, 57
Kane, 072
Kassick, 1171
Kasson,
Ann, 540
Edgar, 1431
George, 1430
George, 1431
Sadia, 437
Susan, 545
Kay, 087
Kearney, 712
Kceler,
Abbv, 114
Clarissa, 1370
Edgar, 022
Isaac, 510
Sarah, 1085
Keene, 045
Keeney,
Francis, 76
Hart, 033
Lacy, 70
Nathaniel, 00
William. 76
Keet,
Hannah, 1450
Rachel, 1205
Keith, 903
Keller, 878
KeUey,
Daniel, 206
Jane, 984
Julia, 984
Marv, 1300
Kellogg,
Allvn, 430
Alvah, 149
Amanda. 207
Ann, 417
Clarissa, 981
Clenience, 1349
Daniel, sir
David, 819
Elizabeth, 1407
Eunice, 1382
Laura, 474
1566
Index of those of all other Names,
Kellogg,
Martin, 430
' Martin, 950
Mary, 112
Mary, 100
Mercy, 1325
Norman, 477
Prudence, 1299
Rachel, 245
Sally, 470
Samuel, 574
Samuel, 950
Sarah, 477
Sarah, 551
Sarah, 1057
Sarah, 14G0
Theodore, 1327
Tirzah, 80
William, 73
KeUey,
Lucinda, 996
Ruth, 903
Kemble, 1212
Kendall,
Viann, 827
William, 2S7
Kendrick,
Abigail, 300
Ellen, 303
Sylvia, 108
Kennedy, 915
Kcnncy,
Albert, 1276
Sewall, 1275
Kent,
James,- 730
James, 1094
Oliver, 221
William. 1273
JG-nfon, 880
Ken yo a,
Israel, 108
Joseph, 394
Sarah, 540
Silas, 1499
Varnum, 159
Kercheml, 1014
Kerr, 439
Ketcham,
Elliot, 271
Mary, 474
Sarah. 011
KetteU,7B3
Kettcltas, 59S
Keyes,
John, 457
Joseph. 1193
Samuel, 1248
Still man, 528
Keyser, 487
Kibbe,
Abigail, 1493
Abigail, 1498
Kidder, 1329
Kiersted, 244
Kieth, 1512
Kilbourne,
Elizabeth, 50
Levi, 405
Martha, 874
Kimball,
Daniel, 802
Horace, 778
Kimberly, 1267
Kincaid, 884
Kinder, 1366
King,
Abigail, 1114
Anna, 532
Anna, 589
Anna, 1355
Asahel, 1456
Barnabas, 1255
Charles, 1174
Charles, 1413
Dorcas, 1070
Edward, 84
Eliakim, 1122
Elizabeth, 848
Elizabeth, 1124
Eunice, 1490
Experience, 578
George, 1413
Hannah, 1294
Helen, 641
James, 446
John, 229
John, 256
Mary, 1345
Mary, 1494
Medad, 1133
Princess, 573
Rofus, 508
Sarah, 1277
Thankful, 550
Thankful, 1238
Thomas, 771
Thomas, 1256
William, 113
Kingsbury,
Dver, 382
Ebenezer, 1153
Elizabeth. 324
George, 588
Horace, 1039
Kingsley,
Alpheus, 924
Alviu, 1412
Bela, 1407
Charles, 799
Chloe, 1056
Cvnthia, 889
Edward, SDO
Edwin, 1231
Ezra, 1405
George, 588
Haines, 1122
Haines, 1128
Kingsley,
Jemima, 886
Jonathan, 1128
Joseph, 885
Joseph, 837
Joseph, 890
Joseph, 1404
Lucinda, 1405
Lydia, 1485
Lyman, 586
Lyman, 587
Naomi, 1238
Nelson, 561
Nelson, 889
Orrin, 1406
Roxana, 663
Samuel, 1303
Sarah, 1145
Sarah, 1314
Sarah, 1447
Supply, 1128
Susan*, 1497
Zenas, 888
Zenas, 889
Kin ne,
Henry, 1114
Margaret, 455
Oliver, 1111
Kinney,
Mary, 1075
Nathan, 1089
Philena, 1225
Kinnecut, 136
Kinsey, 1383
Kinsley, 481
Kirby,
Fanny, 287
Jacob, 179
Kirkham, 139
Kirkland,
Francis, 1382
George, 1382
Harvey, 1445
Kirtland, 1484
Kittle,
Dow, 405
Newell, 465
Kitt ridge,
Alvira, 1310
Jeremiah, 1174
Knrrpp,
Elizabeth, 1459
Ezra, 1108
George, 1233
John, 171
Louisa, 171
Km eland,
Isaac, 577
Joseph, 576
Kn ight,
John, 1413
Henry, 215
Isaac, 333
Julia, 557
Knight,
Lathrop, 571
Roswell, 1132
Samuel, 667
Knoicer, 81
Knowles,
George, 495
Henry, 204
Robert, 495
Knoiclton,
Lvman, 1214
Olive, 62
Knox,
Alanson, 1395
Eli, 1396
Margaret, 1115
Lad el, 27
Lade, 939
Lafferty, 906
Lake,
Franklin, 321
Jennv, 863
Mary, 330
Lamb,
Lydia, 1471
Sophia, 52
Lambert,
Diana, 1373
Harriet. 542
Julia, 543
Lamphear, 1501
Lampson, 891
Landaff, 165
Landon, 979
Lane,
Edward, 592
Eliza, 443
John, 1312
Lucy, 38
Mary, 403
William, 879
Lane/don,
Charles, 1083
Eliza, 87
Lucv, 1034
Rachel, 588
Langtcorthy, 1352
Lanktou, 1377
Lanning, 194
Lansing,
Cornelius, 12C1
Dirck. 1200
Edward, 1263
Lantcrmein, 117
Lapham,
Daniel, 915
Horace, 915
Lorenzo, 915
Lamed, 908
Los,!!, 41
Lasher, 882
Latham,
Abigail, 1373
Index of those of all other Names.
1567
Latham,
Arthur, 803
Arthur, 804
Caroline, 748
Emily, 780
Mary, 458
Oramel, 8U3
Philip, 023
Lathrop,
Eunice, 870
George, 118
George, 862
Hannah, 34G
Harriet, 740
Irene, 781
James, 802
Joseph, 1131
Levi, 1322
Lucy, 789
Martha, 40
Samuel, 1132
Seth, 1131
Law, 900
Lawrence,
Ann, 91
Elizabeth, 1167
Harriet, 1057
Lois, 1523
Sarah, 770
William, 1368
Zenas, 1284
Lay, 41
Leach, 1266
Learned, 785
Leavenworth,
Caroline, t)06
Elisha, 966
Isaac, 966
Nathan, 54G
Sarah, 149
Leavitt,
Arabella, 1020
Erastus, 128
Isaac, 127
John, 127
Seth, 1114
Laycraft, 181
Lee,
Abby, 603
Amasa, 997
Ainasa, 1002
Amv, 195
Archelaus. 1002
Caroline, 164
Caroline, 76
Charles, 976
Charles, 1397
Chauncey, 982
Chauncev, 983
Clarissa/981
David, 956
David, 958
Edward, '(62
Elisha, 901
Lee,
Elisha, 975
Elisha, 979
Elizabeth, 953
Eunice, 71
Frederic, 984
George, 972
Graham, 980
Hannah, 1501
Henry, 963
Hiram, 1001
Jedediah, 958
John, 961
John, 984
Jonathan, 958
Jonathan, 960
Jonathan, 961
Jonathan, 978
Jonathan, 979
Lucy, 779
Milo, 976
Milo, 981
Nancy, 1057
Oliver, 985
Rebecca, 501
Khoda, 1001
Robert, 985
Samuel, 963
Samuel, 972
Sophia, 1513
Tabitha, 986
William, 962
Leete,
Alfred, 1119
Benjamin, 458
Elizabeth, 739
Gideon, 231
Lucy, 549
Roland, 593
Leith, 322
Leonard,
Anna, 559
Caroline, 1080
Eveline, 212
Martha, 1202
Molly, S57
Leppes. 1500
Leslie,
Jessie, 1248
Daniel, 25
Horace, 387
Lester,
Elias, 521
Elihu,520
Levally, 1002
Lt iris,
Amv, 461
Caroline, 1102
Charles, 659
Chary, 640
Daniel, 283
Eliza, 205
Elizabeth, 659
Emma, 313
Lewis,
George, 318
Henry, 250
Hiram, 38
Irene, 1453
Juliette, 950
Mary, 51
Mary, 305
Miranda. 1058
Xathan, 526
Rebecca. 1100
Sarah, 611
Libbcy, 35
Liley, 464
Lilly, 1144
LUiybridge, 1112
Lincoln,
Mary, 747
Sidney, 330
Lindsley,
Lvman, 1113
Timothy, 1436
William, 921
Linn, 23S
Linshy, 46S
Linton, 570
Little,
Abigail, 691
Isaiah, 645
Mabel, 960
Molly, 1131
Sarah, 621
Livermore, 1166
Licingtton, 673
Lloyd,
Angelina, 633
Margaret, 619
Locke,
Anna, 1091
Dudley, 995
Lockwood,
George, 1040
Mary, 1526
Ruth. 465
Stanley. 1039
Loft us, 1023
Logan,
Nancv, 428
Samuel, 1431
Lombard, 564
Long,
Marv, 460
Zilpha, 450
Loomis,
Abigail, 1347
Almira, 551
Amos, 805
Amos, 1360
Andrew, 40
Ariel, 801
Ariel, S05
Betsey, 1361
Clarissa, 777
David, 276
Loom is,
Elliot, 1360
Emma. 787
Francis, 334
George, 1087
Hannah. 134-5
Henry, 733
Henry, 1113
Isaiah, 778
John, 70
Joseph, 804
Joseph, 806
Marshall, 1361
Marv, 835
Mary, 773
Prudence, 237
Rebecca, 1389
Rebecca, 1447
Ruth, 848
Salmon. 806
Sarah, 55
Sherman, 1493
Silence, 1221
Souhia, 1445
Thankful. 39
Wealthy, 433
William, 64
Loop, 293
Lopcr.
Azubah. 601
Silas, 601
Lord,
Ann, 1047
David, 918
Euimeliue, 944
Erasmus, 450
Frances, 6 l J8
Jerusha. 746
Joseph, 1125
Lvdia, 1085
Lynde, 1125
Lori/ig. 460
Lothrop. 278
Lott, 675
Loud,
Caleb, 1009
Charles. 1069
Charles. 1070
Lounsbury,
DelxiraK 271
Esther, 1065
LoKegrfve, 1065
Love joy,
A— 488
Charles. 1499
Loveland,
Ann, 965
Dolly, 1393
John. 1050
Loveridgc, 1517
Louden. 999
LmceU, 807
Lowrey, 1266
1568
Index of those of all oilier Names.
Lucas,
Hannah, 189
Theodosia, 1331
Luce, 517
Ludden,
Almon, 339
Almon, 892
Benjamin, 8G2
Elisha, 890
Joseph, 1410
Parnionas, 862
Prudence, 1225
Waldo, 1409
Ludington, 700
Ludlow,
Nicoll, GOO
Sarah, 009
William, 599
William, COO
Lull, 1180
Lunt,
Edward, 139
Reuben, 139
Luqucr, 641
Lusk, 59G
Luther, 447
Lyman,
Abigail, 575
Abigail, 1234
Abigail, 1304
Abigail, 1450
Achsah, 551
Asahel, 1144
Azariah, 1303
Betsey, 1213
Caleb, 1182
Dantbrth, 1102
Daniel, 1509
David, 397
David, 584
David, 1200
Desire, 31
Dexter, 5G2
Dorcas, 1315
Edward, 1512
Electa. 8G3
Elias, 574
Eliza, 4G8
Eliza, 1248
Emerette, 5S4
Enoch, 1400
Enoch, 1 115
Eunice, 31
Eunice, 1178
Eunice. 123S
Gad, 552
Gaius, 1444
George, 120G
Gideon, 1128
Giles, 1277
Hannah, 1149
Hannah, 1479
Isaac, 1182
Jemima, 1000
Lyman,
Jesse, 886
John, 5G2
John, 1205
John, 1277
John, 1278
Jonathan, 574
Jonathan, 1191
Jonathan, 1202
Jonathan, 1205
Jonathan, 1471
Joseph, 1125
Joseph, 1204
Joseph, 1511
Julia, 688
Lemuel, 1441
Lois, 11)50
Lois, 1511
Luke, 1480
Martin, 417
Marv, 1193
Micah, 1124
Mind-well, 123
Miriam, 1233
Miss, 1470
Moses, 396
Moses, 1137
Nathan, 417
Nehemiah, 1125
Otto, 1183
Pavson, 1509
Perez, 395
Phebe, 1101
Philena, 933
Rachel, 1158
Ruth, 1314
Samuel, 821
Samuel, 112G
Samuel, 1204
Samuel, 1227
Samuel, 1511
Sarah, 122
Simeon, 1054
Sophia, 1137
Sylvester, 1551
Theodore, 39
Thomas, 229
Thomas, 393
William, 1122
William, 1127
Ursula, 33
Zadoc, 1449
Lynch, 712
Lynde, 720
L I' on ,
Charles. 1102
Dorothy, 720
Eliakim, 1101
Isabel, 945
Nancy, 1093
Samuel, 1102
Sarah, 465
Solon, 1314
Scerne, 578
Mack,
Abigail. 391
David, 1298
Elizabeth, 978
Macomber, 83
Magoon, 1500
Main,
Andrew, 428
Chauncey, 555
Stephen," 218
Malln, 1040
Mallory,
Elizabeth, 538
Esther, 544
Fitz, 152
Jeanette, 538
Marcus, 548
Martin, 1432
Priscilla, 1048
Sarah, 506
William, 1341
Maltbu, 354
Mand^mlle, 697
Mankin, 795
Mann,
Charlotte, 225
Mary, 108
Marv, 674
Manscll, 1168
Mansfield,
Michael, 1514
Sarah, 479
Mantel,
Chester, 505
James, 507
Sarah, 87
March, 1182
Marcy, 203
Markham,
Alexander, 206
Frank, 214
Lucy, 937
Marks, 282
Marquand, 909
Marr, 14G4
Mars, G44
Marsh,
Catharine, 117
Deborah, 788
Elizabeth, 908
Henry, 900
Jerusha, 196
Joseph, 12:56
Martha, 980
Mary, 1037
Rachel, 783
Samuel, '.1113
Winfield, 00
Marshall,
Almira. 10G2
Betsev, 824
Elizabeth, 627
Henrv, 875
Josiah, 1124
Marshall,
William, 1284
Marshfield, 1249
Martin,
Andrew, 58
Cecilia, 1102
Delancev, 384
Edward, 383
Hannah, 1022
Lydia, 448
Mason,
Charles, 1200
Cynthia, 1432
Elizabeth, 1201
Joseph, 422
Levi, 169
Lydia, 1059
Marv, 1505
Minerva, 1032
Rhoda, 750
Sarah, 294
Massie, 415
Matson, 1192
Mather,
Frank, 1321
John, 963
Martha, 1449
Matthews,
Chloe, 790
Fletcher, 058
James, 057
Jonathan, 134
Louise, 715
Marv, 1349
Nancv, 1147
Rose, 1218
Selah, G58 _
Vincent, 655
Matthcicson, 170
Mattison, 253
Mattonn,
Sarah, 742
Sarah, 1380
Maxwell,
Israel, 179
Lillie, 1231
May,
Carmael , 84 <
John, 1105
Nehemiah, 1104
Rufus, 1089
Sibvl, 113
Thomas, 1481
Mayer, 427
Jfayheic,
Lothrop, 389
Sarah, 1150
Thomas. 405
Mayuard,
Ellen, 821
Mary, 1531
Nancv, 1513
McAdam,
j Clerk, 001
Index of those of all other Names.
1569
McAdam,
James, 001
John, 601
McAlpine, 1365
Me Arthur, 509
McCall,
Enoch, 340
Henry, 34G
Henry, 347
Hobart, 344
Hobart, 788
Jacob, 347
Margaret, 992
Mary, 798
Samuel, 951
McCammon, 1024
McGay, 715
Me Clinch, 341
MeCloy, 1160
McCollum,
Duncan, 931
Erastus, 932
Julius, 933
Henry, 933
MeComher,
George, 197
Mary, 125
McConihe,
Isaac, 1339
Isaac, 1341
John, 1339
Samuel, 1340
Me Cracker),
Mary, 342
Mary, 1132
McGreary, 11S6
McCurdy, 745
McDaniels, 1110
McDonald,
Caroline, 14^0
Catharine, 1387
Juiia, 253
Julia, 1178
Leavitt, 988
Leonora, 1215
McDoicell, 051
McEhcain, 390
McFarlane, 709
McGavoek, 1166
McGee, 400
McGraw, 335
McGregor, 1191
Melntyre,
Daniel, 9:57
John, 939
Margaret, 032
Norman, 938
McKay, 790
McKcan, 1432
McKenney, 535
McKemie,G(i0
McKinney,
cinuWms
Paschal, 980
n]
MeKinstry,
Anna, 1019
Levi, 177
Mary, 202
McLachlan, 005
McLaren. 810
McLaughlin, ■
Anna, 077
Edward, 901
McLean,
Charles, 74
Willard, 74
McMillan, 685
McNamara, 154
McNaught,^%\
McNaxighton, 920
McWeal, 135
Harriet, 200
Henry, 1251
McPherson,
Catharine, 583
Rebecca, 487
McShaue, 1270
J/c Fay, 1104
Meacham,
Elizabeth, 407
Esther, 744
Julius, 151
Selden, 1517
J/eorf,
David, 542
Francis, 1144
Hannah, 045
Maria, 1174
Mary, 1341
Thaddeas, 1480
Means, 305
Meeker, 239
Melville, 381
Menard, 1328
J£n*.417
Merchant, 1527
Meriam, 1377 .
Merrick,
Adelia, 977
Esther, 1453
Hannah, 1278
Laura, 1285
Miriam, 498
Merrifield, 288
Aclisah, 700
Asa, 280
Augusta, 445
Cyrus, 10:17
Edward, 1037
Emmeline, 1052
Henry. 1353
Hiram, 1353
Isaac, 477
Orra, 1001
William, 996
101
Merriman,
Annetta, 251
Edward, 730
Elias, 730
James, 730
Loretta, 4G5
Reuben, 747
Merritt, 399
Merry, 165
Me r win,
Caroline, 488
George, 4S5
Maria, 738
Nancy,' 207
Newton, 582
Olive, 241
Messervy, 925
Messerole, 385
Metcalf,
Anna, 853
Catharine, 1124
Elizabeth, 958
Jane, 1190
Mary, 454
Me who n. 1520
Miles,
Mary, 255
Nancy, 384
Samuel, 743
Sarah, 1132
Mildeberger, 976
Millard,
Eleazer, 190
Eliza, 1014
Sarah, 202
Miller,
Alpha, 755
Amos, 250
Anna, 1139
Charles, 498
David, 249
Delia, 1247
Ebenezer, 700
Elias, 239
Elisha.507
Fidelia, 1223
George, 755
Hannah. 928
James, 801
Jane, 1430
Julia, 083
Margery, 1399
Maria, 404
Sylvanus, 400
Tirzah, 1211
William, 861
Mills,
Almira, 782
Amelia, 1475
Ann, 1193
Benjamin, 1481
Christie, 414
Eleanor, L474
Elijah, 1481
Mills,
Eliza, 95
Harlow, 90
Harriet, 1330
James, 1481
Josiak, 1481
Marv, 403
Marv, 014
Olive, 391
Wealthy, 2S5
Miner,
Alexander, 147
Electa, 1432
Esther, 155
John, 143
Martin, 323
Phinehas, 143
Simeon, 1381
William, 14-1
Mines, 101
Minor,
Alfred, 740
Eastman, 739
Frederick, 1328
Maria, 1194
Thomas. 740
William. 128
William, 740
Mires, 948
Mitchell,
Betsey, 233
Catharine, 1192
Elizabeth, 305
Elizabeth, 1192
John, 323
Lucretia, 1192
Pierce. 1100
Sarah, 940
Simeon, 493
Mixer, 1254
Moffatt,
Arabelle, 1504
Betsey, 1501
Daniel, 689
Marv, 690
Monell, 985
Monohon, 1006
Montague,
Cynthia, 1492
Francis. 856
Harriet, 1354
Mehitable, 1449
Melzar, 348
Rufus, 1065
Seth, 1135
Montgomery,
Margaret, 409
Margaret, 980
Mary, 83
Moody,
Apphia, 331
Chester, 1287
Elijah, 1135
Lucy, ooo
1570
Moody,
Sarah, 1135
Sophia, 550
Mooney, 140
Moore,
Abbv, 1272
Abigail, 1077
Alanson, 301
Apollo?, 836
Edward, 1081
Emmeline, 301
Fanny, 75
Hannah, 072
Hannah, 1412
James, 1081
John. 1077
John, 1078
Louisa, 803
Lucretia, 441
Lyman, 017
Mark, 724
Marquis, 553
Melissa, 379
Mind well, 123
Nelson, 1080
Olive, 98
Oliver, 1080
Parley, 910
Polly^ 1075
Roswell, 1077
Roswell, 1078
Samuel, 1087
Sheldon, 1081
Svrene, 5G2
Moors, 1000
Morehouse, 1242
Morey,
Ann, 560
Frank, 559
Pamelia, 1411
Morgan,
. Anna, 914
Elijah, 906
Emily, 251
Gerry, 29
Hannah, 983
Jerusha, 908
John, 58
Lois, 895
Maria, 1275
Marv, 292
Russell, 140
Sabra, 75
Samuel, 1021
Thomas, 1383
Morley,
Marv, 1037
Sarah, 1003
Sarah, 1393
Morrill, 1280
Morris,
Catharine, 893
Delia, 643
Huldah, 930
Index of those of all other Names.
Morris,
Lorenzo, 1119
Lorinda, 887
Louisa, 1119
Marv, 239
Marv, 1205
Peter, 480
Robert, 1499
Thomas. 1119
William, 162
Morrison,
Mary, 138
Sarah, 464
Morrow, 1425
Morse,
Anna, 386
Anna, 528
Benjamin, 300
Clarissa, 1237
Edmund, 1032
Evelyn, 557
Hannah, 1380
Hannah, 13S7
Nathan, 1220
Samuel, 1094
Samuel, 1220
Susannah, 9G3
Mors*, 4S0
Morton,
Amy, 85
Eleanor, 1255
Eleanor, 1453
Elizabeth, 1476
Moses, 1130
Ruth, 1457
Sarah, 563
Moseley,
Abigail, 1277
Ebenezer, 1197
Ebcnezer, 1199
Edward, 1200
Edward, 1201
Elizabeth, 1277
William. -1200
Moses, 945
Mother, 458
Moss, 1381
Mott,
Lancdon, 570
Marv, 105
Sabra, 1380
Mould, 930
Moulton,
Emma, 1245
Harriet, 77
Moulthrop,
Levi, 908
Victor, 165
Mudge, SOS
Muggett, 120
Mulford, 293
Mullett, 1379
Mulligan,
Alfred, 715
Mulligan,
Henry, 713
William, 713
William, 714
Money, 709
Manger, 1104
Mun n,
John, 913
Mary, 1457
Munsell,
Alvin, 876
Daniel, 878
William, 877
Munson,
Enos, 920
Lucy, 995
Marcena, 624
Mary, 1215 -
Ransom, 192
Sally, 235
Murdvck,
Helen, 452
Jane, 338
Murphy, 1497
Murray,
Charles, 1024
Selah, 229
Murrill, 1115
Muse, 718
Mussey, 4S8
Muzzcy, 1199
Myers, 1043
Mygatt, 88
Napier, 974
Naracong, 1109
Wash,
Daniel, 1456
Enos, 1467
Judith, 1317
Marvin, 220
Oliver, 413
Nason, 22
Neal,
Margaret, 1504
Sally, 1005
Need'ham,
Elisha, 1107
Marcena, 1107
Samuel, 1107
Neil son, 57
Nelson,
Aaron, 152
Levi, 1000
Rose, 341
Sarah, 668
Neville, 629
Nevins, 209
Neicherry,
Fannv, 98
Henry, 97
Iienrv, 99
John," 100
Julia, 99
Neicherry,
Margaret, 10S4
Sarah, 1293
Neiebold, 714
New comb,
James, 1250
Laura, 40
Newell,
Amv, 376
Cromwell, 1082
Elisha, 1082
Josephine, 402
Mary, 81
Mary, 1428
Paulina, 586
Rachel, 110
Ncicgeon,
Frances. 1495
Mary, 1490
JSewhall,
Frances, 13S9
Lucinda, 904
Newkirk, 1405
Newlaud, 514
Newman, 678
Newport, 443
Newton,
Charles, 1105
Cynthia, 412
Henrv, 1504
Jane, 971
(Kentucky), 437
Rachel, 304
Rhoda, 1237
Statira, 837
Susan, 12SS
Nichols,
Alice, 66
A. C, 533
Comfort, 716
Comfort, 720
Eveline, 53
Frances, 1393
Lucy, 77
Martha, 205
Matilda, 342
Nickerson, 553
Nicoll,
Henry, 600
Richard, G02
Samuel, 601
Samuel, 603
Squire, 601
William, 597
William, 598
William, 599
mien,
Alexander, 210
Helen, 204
John, 425
Julius, 206
Lydia, 520
Nims,
Calista, 450
Index of those of all other Names.
1571
Kims,
Dewitt, 917
Elilm, 431
Polly, 1029
Noble,
Hannah, 1347
Lovisa, 1416
Luke, 1309
Naomi, 1123
Sarah, 1490
Norcott, 221
Norman,
James, 1302
Mary, 540
Nor r is,
David, 845
John, 319
Mary, 928
Sarah, 1359
North,
Julia, 148
Luanda, 1523
Nor t ham, 27
Northrop,
Charles, 112
Grace, 742
Henry, 486
Sarah, 1225
Norton,
Adeline, 626
Asahel, 294
Benjamin, 1140
David, 238
Edson, 891
Edward, 8S6
Elisha, 891
Elizabeth, 1459
Hannah, 1214
Heman, 107
Henry, 23S
Henrietta, 1080
H. A., 1375
Horace, 1408
Ichabod, 289
Jabez, 184
James, 706
John, 110
John, 296
John, 1392
Joseph, 184
Joseph, 1407
Joseph, 1408
' Lot, 424
Nathan, 108
Olive, 328
Olive, 1430
Oliver, SU0
Oliver, 891
Pantrv, 1317
Pierre, 705
Rachel, 573
Romanta, 290
S.-th. 297
Susan. 1210
Norton,
Svdvester, 86
Tertius, 891
William. 10S
Nourse, 1372
Nowlen,, 270
Noxon,489
Noyes,
Helen, 426
Samuel, 406
William, 1373
Nudd, 929
Nuttman, 622
Oakes, 1500
Oakley, 698
Oaks, 87
Ober,
Fannv, 1325
William, 1323
O'Brien, 1318
Odingsell, 975
Odiorne, 23
Ogden,
Elizabeth, 995
Mary, 1352
Olcott,
Anno, 40
Deborah, 1001
Phineas, 130
Salome, 455
Sarah, 100
Sarah, 537
Thomas, 132
Olds, 1096
Olmstead,
Abigail, 430
Almira, 91
Almon, 1388
Catharine, 1375
David, 923
Erastus, 46
Hannah, 428
Lucy, 320
Lucy. 1190
Mary, 375
Oranger, 569
Orcott,
Marcus, 791
Mary, 887
Orear, 118
Ormsbee
Albert, 1034
Anna, 41
Samuel, 1033
Orr, 905
Orton, 936
Oahornc,
Daniel, 993
Daniel, 994
Emory, 105
Eveline, 14-'5l
Fauny, 009
Osborne,
George, 707
Jacob, 839
John, 050
Laura, 347
Mary, 70S
Richard, 1407
Salome, 1130
Osden, 152
Osgood, 628
Ocenshire, 938
Overton,
Charles, 158
David, 699
Luther, 157
Oicen,
Albert, 240
Ellen, 159
Frederick, 1321
Lucinda, 572
Phineas, 572
Oxnard, 1199
Packard,
Dewitt, 1309
Lewis, 1152
Lydia, 1330
Sarah, 60
Paddock,
Eunice, 1028
James, 1273
Page,
Almeria, 325
Amanda, 26
Julius, 906
Paine,
Almira, 1403
Henry. 1217
Phebe, 79
Palmer,
Alice, 01
Calvin, 25
Clarissa, 140
Daniel, 140
Edwin, 1104
Francis, 141
Hannah, 1182
James, 187
Joanna, 1054
Norman, 700
Stephen. 99
Uriah, 57
Zaccheus, 136
Painuter, 798
Pangborn.oW
Pardee, 1100
Parish,
Charlotte, 370
Oliver, 1305
Roxaiana, 153
Park,
Eliza!. eth, 400
Orra, 53
Parker,
Abby, 1200
Amasa, 073
Amelia. 912
Catharine. 578
Catharine, 1002
Elijah. 4S7
Ferdinand. 069
Hannah, 302
James, 1072
Jeanette", 985
Martha, 208 •
Martin. 1011
Mary, 122
Mary, 570
Mercy, 950
Nancv, 435
Phebe. 1172
Rienzi, 123
Ruth, 1087
Sylvester, 437
Thomas, 4S7
Parks,
Harvey. 929
James, 1224
James, 1220
Joseph, 1225
Josiah, 1223
Lucy, 1218
Lysander, 1395
Pliny, 1223
Sarah, 1371
Sarah, 1392
Simon, 522
Parmelee,
Annie, 70S
Arthur, 115
Eetsey, 330
Homer, 1380
Stuart, 20
Parmenter, 118
Parmettr, 149
Par sells,
James, 1427
Pierre, 1427
Seymour, 1427
Parshall, 652
Parsons,
Abigail, 1448
Achsah. 39
Acbsah. 1220
Amanda, 251
Asahel. 1314
Benjamin, 790
P>enjainin. 1125
Charles, 1519
David, 1297
David, 1519
Dorcas, 1402
Edwards. 1141
Elias. 1491
Elijah, 1236
Elijah, 1300
157^
Index of those of all other Names.
Parsons,
Eliza, 143
Elizabeth, 574
Elizabeth, 967
Elizabeth, 075
Elizabeth, 1121
Eunice, 579
Frances, 1493
George, 1519
George, 1518
Gideon, 1294
Hannah, 1058
Hannah, 1348
Henry, 889
Hetty, 112
Isaac, 1276
Jacob, 1301
Jane, 1513
Jemima, 10G1
Jemima, 1404
Jerusha, 1479
John, 1146
John, 1293
John, 1447
Joseph, 1291
Joseph, 1292
Josiah, 1233
Josiah, 1236
Josiah, 1300
Julia, 1319
Justin, 1125
Laura, 15! )6
Leofric,. 249
Lucius, 1509
Lucy, 1234
Lucy, 1453
Lyman, 1235
Ly sander, 1056
Margaret, 336
Marina, 1516
Martha, 1451
Mary, 1151
Mind well, 581
Moses, 1294
Moses, 1302
Nathan, 242
Noah, 1302
Paulina, 1070
Pbilo, 202
Samuel, 728
Sarah, 573
Sarah, 1147
Sarah, 1443
Sarah, 1452
Sarah, 1480
Sarah, 151^
Partridge,
Cotton, 1130
D wight, 1130
Ivl win, 561
Joseph, 1130
Joseph, 1131
Lamira, 386
i
Partridge,
Sibyl, 1416
Samuel, 1129
Samuel, 1131
Patch, 587
Patterson,
Agnes, 502
Eleazer, 575
Mary, Sol
Pat ride,
Catharine, 1424
Edwin, 43
Robert, 444
Paul,.
George, 1275
Vicuna, 737
Pavey,U0
Paxson, 505
Payne,
Charlotte, 1266
Clara, 426
Jerusha, 1395
Nathan, 1267
Ehoda, 894
Rhoda, 902
Sarah, 444
Sarah, 603
Payscm, 1151
Pcabody, 512
Peak, 191
Pearce, 1042
Pearl, 827
Pearson, 1027
Pease,
Calvin, 46
Clark, 1245
Peek,
Anna, 741
Anne, 543
Ansel, 64
Benjamin, 743
Caroline, 484
Edwin, 799
Elijah, 263
Elisha, 798
Hannah, 542
Hannah, 985
Henry, 195
Henry, 422
John, 799
Lydia, 541
Margaret, 417
Mary, 484
Timothy, 798
Peebles,
Francis, 1326
Robert, 1325
Peer, 1369
Peet, 499
Peirce,
Benjamin, 148;
Harriet, 267
Pelton,
Clinton, 903
Cyprian, 903
Nathaniel, 1530
Sally, 922
Pelts, 122
Pendleton, 929
Penftcld,
Eliza, 1425
George, 117
Henry, 148
Marietta, 178
Sarah, 189
Perkins,
Catharine, 1501
Eliza, 1263
Elizabeth, 386
Elizabeth, 1068
Emily, 346
Jerusha, 1222
John, 417
Levi. 1215
Lewis, 917
Lodcmia, 1393
Lucy, 1255
Martha, 1131
Mary, 1092
Penney, 112
Penniinan, 811
Pepper, 1214
Peranno, 66
Percival, 1335
Perrin,
Cornelius, 65
Dorothy, 1088
Hannah, 1358
Oel, 858
Perrine, 662
Perry,
Daphne, 1241
David, 740
Edward, 1024
Elizabeth, 364
John, 170
John, 746
Oliver, 1201
Sanford, 1167
Theodore, 747
Persons,
Alpheus, 733
Sarah, 1273
Peters,
George, 1323
John, 630
Maria, 1006
Pettee,
Sarah, 1075
Seneca, 224
Petti ngill, 43
Pettihune, 258
Phelps,
Amos, 1307
Andrew, 1451
Phelps,
Anna, 1471
Burnham, 1155
Calvin, 581
Calvin, 1157
Charles, 1136
Charles, 1157
Charles, 1477
Ebenezer, 1156
Edward, 2S5
Elijah, 809
Eliza, 1159
Elizabeth, 1341
Elizabeth, 1482
Fanny, 1391
Flavia., 1286
George, 591
Joseph, 446
Lewis, 1156
Lydia, 1110
Lydia, 1418
Martha, 1449
Martha, 1505
Mary, 1272
Nathaniel, 389 _
Nathaniel, 1155
Nathaniel, 1156
Pamelia, 375
Polly, 202
Polly, 1213
Quartus, 1493
Rachel, 1137
Rachel, 1461_
Rebecca, 1025
Roger, 225
Sarah, 587
Submit, 1477
Susan, 1272
Susan, 41
Temperance, 859
Thankful, 1066
Theoda, 1155
Wealthy, 1002
Phetteplace, 437
Phillips,
Charles, 617
Eliza, 707
Elizabeth, 142
Ellen, 460
Grace, 286
Jenny, 395
John, 618
Joseph, 616^
Levin a, 1078
Mehitable, 1041
Sarah, 5S9
Sarah, 1152
Solomon, 1346
I Phinney,
I Lydia, 1078
Rhoda, 1339
Plnpps.
Frank, 1205
I
Index of those of all other Names.
1573
PJi ipps,
George, 1205
Josie, 384
Persis, 1350
Pha nix,
Alexander, 1 193
Sidney, 1194
Pickard, 622
Pickett,
Ann, 10SO
Eunice, 900
Pierce,
Calvin, 473
David, 491
Edward, 1327
Eliza, 1223
Helen, 94
Henry, 558
Hiram, 472
Joseph, 458
Mary„455
Orra, 558
Squire, 473
Susan, 928
William, 437
Pier, 1373
Pierpont,
James, 421
Leonard, 423
Pierson,
Clara, 1459
Laura, 1141
Susan, 1529
William. 1359
Piersons, 92(3
Piffard, 1427
Pigman, 784
Pike,
Fanny, 65
Lydia, 1326
Mary, 22
Pingrey, 733
Pinneo,
Bezaleel, 467
Henry, 469
James 466
James, 468
Timothy, 407
William, 409
Pinner/,
Joseph, 1095
Mary, 1394
Sarah, 753
Sarah, 1094
Sarah, 1 170
Pitcher,
Nathaniel, 107
Sarah, 487
Pitkin,
Charlotte, 1097
Eliza, 1433
Mary, 294
Mary, 290
Pitkin,
Nancy, 1333
Temperance, 65S
Pittman, 1484
Pitts,
Emily, 700
Hiram, 471
Pixley,
Erastus, 1268
Erastus, 1270
Eunice, 907
Lewis, 1208
Plank, 265
Plant, 720
Plato, 1119
Piatt,
Elizabeth, 1193
James, 701
James, 703
Mabel, 94
Mary, 1506
Sarah, 746
William, 702
Plumb, 322
Plummer, 500
Plympton, 1093
Polhemus,
Fanny, 1004
Margaret, 1408
Pollock, 870
Polly, 1394
Pomcroy,
Abigail, 943
Abigail, 1211
Caleb, 1006
Charlotte, 1141
Cynthia, 1278
Deborah, 1516
Ebenezer, 1120
Eleanor, 38
Eleazer, 1471
Elisha, 559
Enos, 295
Esther, 1301
Experience, 123
Experience, 124
Fanny, 1230
Fidelia, 37
George, 776
Harriet, 1231
James, 391
John, 295
Joshua, 579
Lemuel, 391
Linus, 560
Luther, 1516
Mary, 921
Mary, 1071
Nancy, 1056
1'lube, 1051
Pliny. 1257
Polly, 285
Quartus. 81
Pomcroy,
Quartus, 1126
Rachel, 81
Ruth, 1209
Sarah, 1443
Stephen, 389 -
Thaddeus, 1127
Thankful, 1122
Theodore, 392
Theron, 580
Thomas, 1239
Waitstill, 561
Pond,
Abigail, 551
Adam, 738
Charles, 738
Herbert. 1380
Levi, 572
Poole,
Laura, 1221
Polly, 457
Pooler, 280
Pope,
Alexander, 1029
Hannah, 103
Porter,
Abigail, 930
Abigail, 1322
Albert, 656
Ann, 341
Ashbel, 156
Belinda, 296
Benjamin, 1390
Catharine, 73
Chauncey, 870
Deborah, 810
Elvira, 901
George, 864
Hannah, 523
Hannah, £53
Jane, 293
Lucretia, 61
Moses, 01
Nancy, 1185
Priscilla, 870
Robert, 39
Sally, 1132
Samuel, 1299
Silas, 548
Post,
Augustus, 834
Clarissa, 821
Cordelia, 3S5
Grove, 470
Hannah, 985
Harvey, 471
Jedediah, 201
Jotham, 710
Julia, 321
Lucius, 822
Mary, 803
Phebe, 245
Ruth, 238
Potter,
Charles, 218
Edward, 510
Eunice, 973
Job, 521
Milton, 522
Nathan, 1457
Rosella, 1003
Stephen, 217
William, 522
Poicell,
Charles, 996
Sylvanus, 443
Powers,
Abner, 879
Angelica, 1391
Caroline, 1112
Catharine, 1226
Lemuel, 529
Persis, 1112
Sarah, 135
Susannah. 987
Volney, 529
Pratt,
Desire, 143
Edmund, 246
Elisha, 947
Elizabeth, 1527
Elizur, 247
Eveline, 247
F. B. 1030
Francis, 584
George, 1327
Harriet, 944
Henry. 393
John, 533
Jose.pl), 584
Levi, 1130
Mary, 830
Pamelia, 1206
Philander, 243
. Samuel, 113
Sarah, 217
Sarah, 1170
Susan, 225
William, 551
Prentice,
Austin, 261
Turner, 452
Prentiss,
Henry, 1079
Mary, 893
Presley, 933
Prescott,
Allen, 735
Catharine, 1200
Preston,
Elizabeth, 536
Eunice, 1086
Price,
James, 179
Margaret, 686
Mary, 98
1574
Index of those of all other Names.
Prideaux, 157
I 3 rime, 507
Prince,
Frances, 205
Julia, 715
Mary, 1375
• Prior, 81
Proctor, 500
Front, 480
Prouty, 1374
Prudclen,
Joseph, 741
Mary, 731
' Puhifcr, 1337
Purd y, 680
Putnam,
Anne, 932
Elizabeth, 933
Emmeline, 235
Lucetta, 1180
Mehitable, 933
Philena, 24
rhileua, 1181
Sarah, 752
Susan, 1518
! Pynchon,
Bathshua, 274
Joseph, 1282
William, 1281
William, 1282
Quackcnbush, 194
' Q/iincy, 22
: Quinn, 1424
Ramsdell,2U
Ramsey,
Elizabeth, 300
William, 907
Randall,
Fidelia, 1161
Hannah, 781
John, 10G7
Josiah, 017
Phebe, 939
Sophronia, 1309
1 Ranger, 1499
Rankin,
Jane, 190
Marietta, 1110
Ransom,
i Abby,856
Leah, 241
I Ranney,
Aimer, 1399
Frank, 1235
Harriet, 982
Lucy, 221
Oliver, 1112
Oliver, 1400
Oliver, 1401
Rapalje,
Alletta, 710
Annie, 1459
Rathbone,
Hannah, 865
Jennie, 222
Lucy, 992
Sally, 94
Rattle, 1003
Ramon, 1329
Raj,
Harriet, 1022
James. 1146
Stephen, 285
Rayl, 58
Raymond,
Emily, 1093
Hannah, 40
Lysander, 853
Ray nor,
Buell, 012
Charles, 708
George, 612
Gilbert, 612
Read,
James, 662
Lazarus, 662
Reade, 108
Reader, 473
Ready, 58
Redfield, 2G1
Reed,
Harriet, 192
Henry, 79
Jane, 515
Myron, 1014
Rhoda, 411
Rosanna, 431
William, 79
William. 977
Reems, 529
Reeve,
Maria s- 618
Nathan, 725
Reeves, 725
Reid, 425
Remington,
John, 649
John, 1348
John, 1355
Sarah, 813
Remson, 710
Reynolds,
Abelard, 1363
Abigail, 1022
Darius, 49(J
Ellen, 650
Jacob, 489
John, 472
Jonathan, 848
Joseph, 132
Juliette, 131
Merritt, 847
Mortimer, 1304
Orlando, 490
William, 1 209
Rei/nolds,
William, 1364
Rhoades,
Elijah, 1139
George, 440
Harvey, 1139
Joseph, 1139
Osman, 1139
Rhodes,
Charles, 796
Cynthia, 1400
Jeauie, 580
Rice,
Abigail, 1109
Alonzo, 1213
Amanda, 461
George, 87
James, 87
Jesse, 1333
John, 87
Josiah, 1475
Lovina, 1499
Nathan, 1452
Newell, 1505
Reuben, 87
Sarah, 1356
Silas, 398
Rich,
Bethiah, 525
Betsey, 817
Dennison, 209
Harriet, 715
Richards, 1518
Richardson,
Amos, 427
Artemas, 222
Hannah, 418
Ira, 193
Noah, 940
Richestone, 156
Richcy, 379
Richmond,
Ann, 1515
Delissa, 910
Hannah, 232
Riddle, 1057
Riggs,
Edward, 405
Lucinda, 461
Riker, 729
Ringer, 1513
Ripley,
Amy, 807
Eleazcr, 907
Eunice, 432
Lucy, 354
Melissa, 192
Sophronia, 49
Rising, 1100
Risky,
Abigail, 55
Eliza, 71
Welles. 71
Ritter, 9S6
Roach, 851
Roberts,
Daniel, 1000
Harriet, 673
Mary, 236
Robertson,
Mary, 484
Sarah, 1519
Robie, 569
Robbins,
Ann. 1126
Cassendancy, 990
Cynthia, 1210
Elizabeth, 1219
Hannah, 1524
Hiram, 233
Hiram, 234
Mary, 343
Thomas, 669
Walter, 705
Robinson,
Clark, 113
Deborah, 1442
Edward, 290
Erwin, 1226
Eli, 1225
Eliza, 1266
George, 20S
George, 292
Henry, 274
James, 236
John, 415
Lucretia, 1052
Margaret, 1365
Martha, 208
Mary, 30
Milton, 446
Perilla, 708
Pliny, 1225
Rachel, 713
Rufus, 1222
Samuel, 273
Samuel, 275
William, 289
Roche, 93S
Rockwell,
Beulah, 480
David, 1095
Elizabeth, 1524
Jonathan, 165
Lydia, 902
Mary, 316
Rockwood, 333
Rodgers, 398
Roe,
Austin, 6S8
Benjamin, 611
Edward, 686
Lewis. 685
Lewis, 686
Nathaniel, 701
Phillips, 610
Index of those of all oilier Nt
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Roe,
Thomas, 611
Rogers,
Anna, 1501
Cnloe, 497
Elisha, 1181
Elizabeth, 482
Ella, 1013
Experience, 829
John, 837
John, 1134
Josiah, 1074
Maria, 1296
Mary, 704
Nancy. 1526
Rachel, 531
Rosa, 1486
Thomas, 1265
William, 1344
William, 1313
Rolfe, 1271
Rood, 1012
Rollo,
Ralph, 983
William, 459
Root,
Abel, 1300
Abiah, 1040
Allen, 43
Anna, 961
Betsey, 962
Charlotte, 89
Ebenezer, 310
Ebenezer, 955
Eleanor, 87
Eleazer, 954
Eliakim, 955
Eliza, 86
Elizabeth, 296
Ephraim, 311
Erastus, 329
Erastus, 1309
Hannah, 567
Hannah, 1103
Hannah, 1350
Hannah, 1473
Henry, 330
James, 329
Jeanette, 88
Jesse, 326
Joel, 81
John, 154
John, 282
John, 1309
Jonathan, 956
Julian ne, 725
Laurens, 1392
Lucy, 83
Marvin, 325
Mary, 102
Nathaniel, 321
1'hilena, 921
Root,
Philomela, 595
Rensford, 551
Roger, 144
Samuel, 956
Sophronia, 1494
Thomas, 953
Rose,
Caroline, 382
David, 699
Esther, 651
Irene, 593
Madison, 813
Oliver, 1429
Ruth, 311
Samuel, 333
Sarah, 314
Walter, 423
William, 154
Roseboom, 1059
Roscbrooks,
Walter, 1105
Walter, 1106
Rosecrantz, 413
Rosekmns, 874
Ross,
Frederic, 1013
George, 1205
Henry, 384
Sophia, 1026
Rossiter,
Benjamin, 762
Bryan, 231
Samuel, 422
Rounds, 150
Roice,
Catharine, 1365
Deborah, 381
Rhoda, 1321
William, 1518
Rowland,
Eunice, 941
Horace, 194
Stafford, 618
Roidey,
Abigail, 1349
William, 1349
Royce,
Moses, 1032
Rodney, 1032
Ruckle, 1424
Rudd,
Abigail, 646
Ellis, 864
Sugg,
Lydia, 1315
Ruggles,
Ellen, 635
Miry, 762
RundeU,
Henry, 261
Orra, 2G0
Russell,
Ann. 968
Browning, 327
Elizabeth, 595
Elizabeth, 762
Harriet, 36
John, 211
John, 724
Jonathan, 22
Lucy, 1356
Mary, 286
Mary, 1452
Nancy, 466
Phebe, 386
Rust,
Asahel, 1141
Daniel, 1135
Daniel, 1142
Elijah, 150
Elijah, 1138
Elijah, 1141
Emily, 1412
Eunice, 1451
Joel, 1140
Lydia, 348
Marian, 1511
Noah, 432
Peggy, 1410
Rebecca, 1344
Sarah, 1451
Theodore, 1477
Titus, 1141
William, 1140
Ryan, 837
Ryerson, 1411
Ryther, 863
Sabin, 1130
Sackett,
Homer, 902
Jonathan, 1307
Sadd,
Betsey, 475
Harvey, 96
Noah. "476
Sylvia, 1098
Sadler, 504
Safford,
Clarinda, 854
Harriet, 994
Noah, 863
Sarah, 53
Saiford, 994
Sage,
Abigail, 1513
Elias, 261
Julius, 1459
William, 1459
Salisbury,
Apphia, 714*
Thomas, 442
Salmon,
Ueorge, 966
's. 1575
Salmon,
Hannah,- 526
Stephen, 1433
Salter, 83
Sammis, 611
Samson, 55
Sanborn,
Emma, 1351
Priscilla, 496
Sanderforth, 144
Sanders,
Abigail, 776
Albert, 35
Delsena, 556
Elizabeth, 713
Sarah, 1488
Sanderson, 112
Sandford,
Amelia, 684
Daniel, 557
Edward, 1530
Frederick, 1216
Horace, 1432
Nehemiah, 641
Phebe, 981
Sarah, 1359
Sands, 1075
Sanger,
Augustus, 1350
Elizabeth, 681
John, 1351
Mary, 1075
Richard, 1350
Sappington, 1496
Sargent,
Electa, 296
George, 1338
Martha, 329
Sarah, 1332
SatUrlee,
Frances, 616
Mary, 1342
Sophia, 625
Timothy, 696
Sa rage,
Edward, 556
Frank, 833
Harriet, 912
Jerusha, 327
William. 914
Savercool, 460
Sawdy, 1001
Saictelle, 831
Sa/ryer,
Charles, 667
Edward, 21
Elizabeth, 815
Harriet, 134
Laura, 1081
Nathaniel, 189
Prudence, 661
Sa.rton,
Abel, 73
1576
Index of those of all other Names.
Saxton,
Ehoda, 493
Salome, 30
Sayre,
Elizabeth, 058
Helen, 053
Joanna, 728
Scarborough, 686
ScheUinger, 1531
Schenck, 632
Schneider,
Eliza, 405
Susan, 404
&MZ, 1425
Sehooley, 1305
Schoon maker, 693
Schreiner, 103
Schuyler, 051
Scofield, 601
An or, 510
Benjamin, 1005
Carlos, 401
Curtis, 509
Eber, 1497
Henry, 078
Henry, 679
John, 509
Jonathan, 1005
Nelson, 10G5
Patty, 1081
Phebe, 109
Sarah, 104
Sarah, 1402
William, 925
Scout on, 945
ScovUle,
Aim ha, 979
David, 427
Edward, 207
Mary, 209
William, 1527
Scranton,
Alonzo, 743
Barbara, 250
Submit, 594
Scudder,
Abigail, 710
Jesse, 011
Seabury, 028
Seaman, 598
Searle,
Anna, 504
Anna, 1444
Anne, 552
Antoinette, 557
Asa, 1210
Asenath, 550
Cornelius, 1208
Cornelius, 1210
Dolly, 1222
Hannah, 780
Joel, 551
Searle,
Mary, 1071
Nancy, 457
Rebecca, 1219
Russell, 558
Zilpah, 1210
Searle*,
Abigail, 1443
John, 271_
Joseph, 272
Submit, 1440
Sears,
Lewis, 1505
Ogden, 210
Seaver,
Charles, 992
John, 992
Sedgwick,
Clarissa, 105
John, 105
Seek,
Alice, 138
Robert, 138
Scely,
Abby, 651
Charles, 171
Henry, GOG
Jonas, 052
Mariette, 899
Martha, 088
Peter, 652
Townsend, 725
William, 723
Seguine, 599
Selden,
Delia, 112
Henry, 944
Joseph, 944
Nathaniel, 945
William, 945
Sell, 048
S, lie rs, 703
Sellew, 208
Sellick, 1183
Service, 1432
Severance, 1508
Sewall, 1282
Seward,
Amos, 758
Clarissa, 205
Hannah, 231
Mind well, 1445
Sexton, 20 C J
Seymour, •
Abner, 314
Albert. 314
Anna, 1039
Brauford, 312
Dollv, 1370
George. 1039
James, 520
James, 1147
John, 1039
Seymour,
Mary, 111
Marv, 1049
Moses, 1037
Moses, 1039
Shaeffer, 207
Shailer,
Barnas, 134
William, 134
Shank, 531
Sharp,
Jeauette, 905
Mary, 1497
Oscar, 335
Sharpie**, 1186
Sha.ttuek,
Horatio, 1486
Philinda, 1223
Polly, 398
Sally, 144
Shaw,
Benjamin, 444
Phineas. 1103
Shearer, 916
Shear man, 795
Shed (I
Lewis, 896
William, 896
Shccley,
Benjamin, 988
Michael, 988
Sheffield, 452
Sheils, 793
Sheldon,
Anna, 107
Arthur, 1147
Benjamin, 1122
Benjamin, 1124
Charles, 1258
Diana, 574
Ebeuezer, 550
Edwin, 1171
Eli, 882
Ethan, 1140
Eunice, 1228
Hannah, 1440
Henry, 400
Horatio, 1215
Israel, 1147
Keziah, 1227
Lovisa, 1215
Lovisa, 1221
Louisa, 779
Mahlon, 557
Mahlou, 1220
Mary, 573
Mercy, 759
Mindwell, 1101
Mindwell, 1479
Miriam. 1133
Philena, 1003
Rollin, 888
Ruth, 1311
Sheldon,
Sarah, 1276
Sarah, 1209
Sarah, 1415
Schuyler, 1147
Seth, 13S5
Silence, 1444
Simeon, 556
Thankful, 551
Thankful, 1209
Thankful, 1402
Shelton,
Charles, 84-
Charles, 647
Edward, 042
George, 040
Henry, 041
Joseph, 040
Philo, 041
William, 040
Shepard,
Alden, 805
Anna, 1210
Ann, 1331
Chandler, 1394
Eli. 1301
Elijah, 1401
Elizabeth. 825
Ezra, 1 Oil
George, 1389
Henry, 25'.'
Henry, 825
Jonathan, 1377
Jonathan, 1387
Joseph, 1392
Larued, 1389
Laura, 1304
Mary, 1331
Oliver, 1 i02
Oriiun, 1307
Philander. 1302
Sarah, 1403
Sherman,
Bennett, 537
Charles, 10S
Deborah, 1009
Elijah, 535
George, 1354
Margaret. 1043
Rebecca, 723
Sarah, 730
Shcricood.
Benjamin, 082
Eunice. 720
Polly, 899
Solomon. 939
Shethar, 1252
Shickley, 991
Shield*.2\~»
Shipman, 1210
Shoals, 1477
Shook, 1005
Index of those of all of Iter Names.
1577
Shove,
George, 1225
Tlrirza, 005
Shreve, 1363
Shurtleff,
Francis, 1023
Luke, 151
Sibley,
Augustus, 1352
Harriet, 393
Levi, 1352
William, 1353
Sigley, 1-104
Sikes, 1279
Sill,
Charles, 99
Edward, 93
Elisba, 93
Ethelbert, 98
Horace, 739
Jeanette, 81
Lucy. 1207
Sarah, 1200
Silliman,
Benjamin, 89
Henrietta, 401
Silsbce,
Benjamin, 403
Deborah, 3S4
Simmons,
Abel, 1251
Daniel, 243
Mary, 385
Tabitha, 1363
Simms, 323
Simonds,
Charles, 1248
Enoch, 490
M. J., 353
Ossian, 920
Simpson,
John, 01
Jonathan, 1023
Susannah, 1320
Sipp,
Adrian, 081
Cornelius, 681
Sisson,
Eliza,394
Pardon, 798
Sheet,
Daniel, 190
Nathan, 1007
Levis, 1010
Lin as, 1008
Polly, 510
Skidviore, 878
Skiff,
Hetty, 1459
Lucy, 1505
Slimier,
Alfred, 96
Eugcco, 1383
ill
Skinner,
George, 1059
Hannah, 66
Jemima, 830
John, 65
John, OS
Mary, GS
Polly, 780
Rhoda, 397
Samuel, 80
Sarah, 1042
Slack, 560
Slater,
Esther, 1357
Martha. 85
Olive, 1180
Sloane,
Edward. 464
John, 463
Maria, 89
N. C, GS3
Rush, 464
Sloeuvi, 850
Sloper, 83
Slye.m
Small, 1117
Smalley, 1473
Smallicood, 715
Smead, 1179
Smcdlei/,
' Jane, 810
Eoxana, 1142
Smith,
Aaron, 305
Adeline, 349
Alban,272
Albert, 825
Anna, 619
Anne, 745
Austin, 1279
Betsey, 175
Calvin, 730
Charles, 1S4
Charles, 186
Charles, 380
Charles, 1158
Cyprian, 186
Daniel, 31
Daniel, 185
DaviJ, 1290
David, 1416
Dudley, 1417
Elihu, 180
Eliphalet, 850
Ephraim, 1410
Frances, 593
Frances, 1330
George, 995
George, 1503
George, 11G4
Hannah, 518
Hannah, 931
Henry, 970
102
Smith,
Hugh, 1319
James, 2'.i2
James, 617
James, 643
John, 649
John, 1020
John, 1278
John, 1414
Josiah, 586
Josiah. 587
Loraiue, 1021
Lydia, 928
Marcus, 1298
Maria, 182
Martin, 343
Mary, 159
Mary, 136
Mary, 1020
Matson, 431
Moses, 204
Nancy. 143
Nathan, 202
Phebe. 241
Polly. 873
Rachel, 1337
Rebecca, 1312
Samuel, 1258
Sandford, 1279
Sarah, 664
Sarah, 676
Titus, 1278
Victor, 614
Wilder, 121
William, 978
William, 1020
Sm-oke,
Henry, 998
Ho.o ce , 998
William, 998
Snediker, 121S
Sndl,
Ebenezer, 60
Moses, 61
Thomas, 60
Thoma3, 61
Thomas, 1112
William, 62
Snelling,
Andrew, 629
Frederick, 630
Snoir,
Azubah, 278
Charlotte, 383
Jeremiah, 1233
Lucy, 277
Mary, 1181
Samuel, 94
Sarah, 279
William, 885
Sni/der,
Eliza, 241
Francis, 1040
Isaiah, 1013
Jacob, 1045
Lewis. 320
Louisa, 1323
So7ins, 121
Sorters, 195
&»pcr,433
Soule, 1143
Southgate, 970
Southvrorth,
Abiah, 1330
Alice, 959
Edward, 1331
Georse, 1331
Mase^". 1331
Well,, 1330
Soirers.ioQ
SpaJ'ord,
Hannah, 787
Henry, 758
Spanglcr, 419
Sparh(iuk,mi
Spaulding,
Charlotte, 116
Elbridge, 115
Jane, 682
Pamelia. 409
Specs, 1369
Spencer,
Amy, 1349
Asenat'u, 594
Clarissa, 1532
Dan. 471
David. 552
George, 4.'»l
Lrdia. 1493
Marv, 70
Sarah, 421
Spcndiove, 1424
Sperry,
Fanny. 981
Sarah. 145
Spier. 1236
Spilman, 524
Sp rag tie,
Drusilla, 410
Eliza. 362
Ephraim. 158
. Fre!cr::!c. 1373
Htnry, 1373
Lovim 1505
Marv. 779
Marv, 1253
Nancy, Ivjl
Olivo" :■,:,
Sorigg, 600
Spurr, 1052
6V* rcJ,139-J
Squkr,
Dorcas. 1151
Huldah, 1 523
Sgaiers 379
1578
Index of those of all other Karnes.
Squire,
Hannah, 546
Sally, GOO
Squires,
Mary, 583
Stephen, 1531
Stackpole, 120
Stanbcrry, 415
Standi ffe, 250
Standley, 284
Stanley,
Ashbel, 428
Almira, 911
Hannah, 277
Moses, 428
Sibyl, 833
Stansbury, 460
Stanton, 982
Starin, 432
Starks,
Rufus, 1504
Eufus, 1505
Starkweather,
Martha, 14C3
Phebe, 1508
Starr,
Ebenezer, 117
Ebenezer, 287
Elihu, 287
Henry, 288
Nathan, 285
Thankful. 588
William, 288
Staunton,
Aurelia, 1410
Lydia, 1411
Stearns,
Abigail, 1162
Achsah, 1215
Charles, 1138
Lucy, 891
Sarah, 1210
Stebbins,
Anne, 1152
Anne, 1328
Anson, 48
Charles, 558
Clara, 1503
Deborah, 1490
Dwight, 1356
Hannah, 578
Hannah, 1446
John, 1453
Joseph, 1284
Josiah, 324
Lcra, 1132
Lucy, 564
Mary, 230
Mary. 1143
Mehitafcle, 1153
Mercy, 12%
Sylvan us, 210
Thankful, 1475
Stebbins,
Thomas, 1150
William, 508
Zebina, 1283
Stedman,
Benjamin, 37
Daniel, 483
Josiah, 483
Steele,
Anna, 282
Eliphalet, 1249
Elisha, 1428
Elisha, 1429
Eliza, 854
Eliza, 856
Henry, 1435
Joel, 1430
Joseph, 1434
Julius, 1434
Laura, 1398
Lavinia, 12G6
Moses, 1182
Rev. Mr. 50
Ruth, 1084
Samuel, 103
Samuel, 1429
Theophilus, 1253
William, 877
William, 1433
Steers, 10G3
Stephens, 307
Sterling,
Catharine, 318
Charles, 646
David, 720
Isabella, 1502
John, 720
John, 722
Junius, 973
Sherwood, 722
William, 973
Stetson,
Emerson, 1496
William, 1495
Stevens,
Asenath, 1043
Edmund, 1478
Elizabeth, 108
Elizabeth, 442
Enos, 1179
Frances, 644
John, 444
Lucy, 232
Lydia, 1098
Mary, 712,
Mary, 909
Patience, 434
Phebe, 49
Samuel, 1180
Sophia, 853
Susan, 237
Susan, 3UG
SUvenson, 1515 .
Stewart,
Harriet, 64
Hiram, 461
John, 584
Mary, 1166
Michael, 187
Sarah, 984
Winnie, 1006
St. John,
Eliza, 1269
Parnel, 116
Sarah, 921
Sticklcman, 445
Stickney,
Caroline, 188
Egbert, 1310
Mehitablc, 995
Sliles,
Cornelius, 446
Elizabeth, 1407
Elizabeth, 1414
Hannah, 1470
Mabel, 492
Maria, 1211
Salmon, 151
Stillman,
Benjamin, 12S7
Elizabeth, 129
Martha, 1346
Mary, 917
Mary, 997
Sarah, 327
Stilson ,
Abel, 217
Allen, 1043
Stitt,llM
Stivers, 613
Stocking,
Hannah, 194
James, 1124
Mary, 1290
Samuel, 1124
Septimius, 182
Stockbridge, 397
Stockton, 725
Stockxcell, 586
Stoddard,
Charlotte, 1164
Cynthia, 920
Ebenezer, 123
Esther, 534
Hannah, 1050
Israel, 1299
Mary, 1257
Preston, 113
Prudence, 1297
Sarah, 1271
Sarah. 1249
Solomcn, 1297
Stone,
Amelia, 993
Bathshoha, 700
Catharine, 1169
Stone,
Edward, 120
Heman, 905
Jenny, 34
Lucinda, 26
Mary, 467
Polly, 1219
Rebecca, 1456
Sally, 142
Sophia, 847
W. S., 1031
Storch, 462
Storm,
Angelino, 133
Finette, 135
Storms, 719
Starrs,
Charles, 1153
John, 1031
Richard, 1152
Seth, 1028
Story, 566
Stou r/ht on,
Abigail, 1077
Ann, 1306
Cynthia, 73
Martha, 10S8
Rachel, 124
Stout, 419
Stmcc, 1435
Stowell,
Electa, 442
Samuel, 1000
Stranahan,
James, 314
James, 315
Stratum,
Asa, 1054
John, 1508
Shubael, 1484
Street, 887
Strickland,
Cynthia, 1214
Francis, 14G7
Owen, 86 *
Stricklin, 156
Stringham,
Henry, 107
Joseph, 107
Siurges,
Frank, 985
William, 527
Summers,
Charles, 145
Eliza, 537
Sumner,
Ada, 1351
Lvdia, 119
Sunderland, 1521
Swain, 1180
Siran, 498
Swanv.ell, 1098
Swayte, 748
Index oftJiose of all other Names.
1579
Sweet,
Lucia, 1103
Oel, 778
Swectland, 1072
Sweton, 1303
Sicift,
Alfred, 110
Amaryllis, 218
Mary, 177
Relief, 1528
Sylvester, 1439
Symonds, 129
Symmes,
Elizabeth, 1292
Lydia, 629
Synnott, 679
" \cr, 1427
Taber,
Augustus, 453
Mervin, 626
Tafft,
Lovett, 1257
Mary, 779
Milton, 513
Taggart, 853
Taintor, 1230
Talcutt,
Alvan, 595
Eunice, 324
Julia, 305
Luther, 932
Priscilla, 311
Prudence, 31
Ruth, 48
Sally, 99
Talmn.dge,
Benjamin, C47
Elizabeth, 428
John, 420
Nicholas, 1423
Tamblingson, 1423
Tanner, 884
Tarbdl, 1167
Taylor,
Alma, 812
Augusta, 146
Charles, 1249
Chloe, 393
Dexter, 1247
Ellery, 222
Emily, 1221
Eliza, 2G7
Eliza, 104S
Fanny, 1096
James, 615
Jerusha, 1106
Joauna, 263
Joanna, 906
Job, 1248
John, 618
Judith, 739
Julia, 292
Taylor,
Mary, 175
Nathaniel, 647
Phebe, 312
Sylvester, 124D
Thomas, 1000
William, 615
William, 1218
Teasdale, 131D
Teed, 940
Tefft,
Ruhamah, 994
Nathan, 813
Temple,
Emtneline, 1517
Thomas, 1466
Templeton,
Eiiza, 633
James, 995
Tenney,
Betsey, 77
Elizabeth, 971
Tennis, C9
TerrUl,
Emily, 901
Hazard, 303
Terry,
Abigail, 597
Charles, 101
Deborah, 842
Gloriana, 709
Henry, 707
Mehitable, 708
Naomi, 119
Nelson, 706
Samuel, 700
Samuel, 708
Strong, 707
Tetterton, 718
Tern, 1397
Tharp, 714
Thatcher, 315
TJiayer,
Amasa, 567
Esther, 686
Judith, 863
Keziah, 1478
Luther, 29
Sabra, 571
Salome, 1092
Thcall,
Betsey, 74
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