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ANUKEW JACKSON MOUUUON

GENEALOGY

OF

THE DESCENDANTS

OF

Nicholas Hodsdon-Hodgdon

OF

HiNGHAM, Mass, and Kitteky, Maine.
1635-1904.

PUBLISHED BY

Andrew Jackson Hodgdon

EDITED BY

Almira Larkin White

OF

HAVERHILL, MASSACHUSETHS.

HAVERHILL, MASS.
PRESS OF NICHOLS, "THE PRINTER"

1904

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PREFACE.

This work has taken a considerable part of ni)- time for nearly
ten years, and has been quite expensive in many ways. If a full
year's time and the expenditure of two thousand dollars could
have been given in addition for research in England, the comi)lete
English record of the family could have been secured, but I have
not felt that I could afford either time or expense.

I started with the idea, simply, of tracing my own line of an-
cestry, but have found this pleasant work leading me into so many
other different lines that as a record of the Hodgdon family in
America it is more complete than was at first intended.

Thanks are due to Frederick M. Hodgdon of Haverhill, Mass.,
also to Fordyce C. B. Hodgdon of Key West, Fla., who have
kindly offered to share in the expense of publication ; also to Miss
Almira L. White of Haverhill for the able and conscientious man-
ner in which she has edited the book, and to all others who have
kindly furnished information and pictures.

In the years of expansion of this country the Hodgdon family
has had its share, and in the pursuit of industry and commerce
has gone into many of the states of the union. Naturally the
tracing of genealogical records has, therefore, met with some diffi-
culties and the result is likely to fall short of being absolutely
complete and perfect. The following record is, however, the
result of careful and persistent inquiry, and no line has been left
until satisfactory information has been secured, or the futility of
further inquiry demonstrated. I trust that the book will meet
with the approbation of the members of the Hodgdon family,
that they may take pleasure in its reading, as I have in its
preparation.

ANDREW J. HODGDON.

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EXPLANATIONS.

In arranging this work it has been my object to give all the
authentic history and genealogy of the first hve generations of
Nicholas Hodsdon and his descendants in the plainest manner.
The work is carried forwartl in the usual form to the fifth genera-
tion, then we have onl}' attempted to trace the families of Maj.
Caleb and his brothers, Israel, Peter and John, and his sister,
Abigail (ITodgdon) Peaslee.

We find the name variously spelled and have copied it in every
instance as we found it, one brother using the s and the other
theg.

The Arms of Hodsdon of Hodsdon, County Hertfordshire,
England, were procured from Cullerton's Heraldic Office, Lon-
don. They are inserted as the Arms of the family in England ;
although, for want of time and money, we have been unable to
trace the English ancestry of Nicholas Hodsdon.

Arms : Argent, a bend wavy gules, between two hoi-se shoes
azure.

Crest : A man's head couped at the shoulders prosier, vested
argent, on the head a cap or.

Motto : Aninio et fide (By courage and faith).

I have made use of no unusual abbreviations, using those of
months and states, also, b., born ; bapt.,' baptized ; m., married ;
d., died; p., page; vol., volume; dau., daughter. Each member
is numbered at birth, and when the name is followed by -|- it will
be found again in its proper place with the birth number in a
bracket at the right of the name. If no -|- follows, all I could
learn is recorded at the birth. The small sui:)erior figure at the
end of each name denotes the generation.

EDITOR.

ILLUSTRATIONS,

Andrew J. Hodgdon (Frontispiece)

Arms of Hodsdon of Hodsdon

Almira L. White . . . •

Nicholas Hodsdon Homestead

Homestead of James Gowen .

Homestead of Maj. Caleb Hodgdon

Israel Hodgdon

Moses Hodgdon

Mrs. Moses Hodgdon

Hanson Hodgdon

William C. Hodgdon

John Hodgdon .

Mr. and Mrs. Moses Hodgdon, Jr.

Homestead of Moses Hodgdon, Jr

Charles N. Hodgdon

James C. S. Hodgdon

David T. P. Hodgdon

FoRDiCE C. B. Hodgdon

Frederick M. Hodgdon

Edward J. Hodgdon

Shedd Boys

Homestead of John Hodgdon

Charles Hodsdon

Mrs. Irene (Hodsdon) White

Timothy F. White .

Charles H.White .

Mrs. Charles H. White .

White Family .

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ALHIRA L. WHITE

GENEALOGY

OF THE

HODSDON OR HODGDON FA^\ILY

1. Nicholas Hodsdon of Hingham, Mass, 1635; and in 1636,
the town of Hingham, granted him a house lot in the center of
the town, and later, two or more meadows were granted him in
the same town; reference is made to these meadows, in a deed
given by Samuel Ward of Charlestown, Mass., to Edward Wilder,
Mar. 30, 1665.

(Suffolk deeds, Vol. 4, p. 282.)

Nicholas was made freeman Mar. 9, 1636-7, (in the record the
name is given as Hudson), he remained in Hingham until alxuit
1650, when in company with John Winchester, Thomas Ham-
mond, John Parker, Vincent Druce and others, he purchased
large tracts of land at Cambridge Hill, now Newton, Mass., near
the line which divides Brookline and Newton.

"Nicholas Hodsdin at Mr. Hibbins farme in Boston in Suffolk,
hath souled to Thomas Hammond and Vincent Bruse (Druce )
both of Hingham, in the same County, a parcell of land containing
sixty seaven acres more or less, lying on Cambridge Hill adjoining
to John Parker's to the North, Northwest and Northeast of the
said John Parker's with thirteen acres more or less of meadow
belonging thereunto, the which land was by the Towne of Cam-
bridge given to Robert Bradish. Also sixteen acres in Boston
bounds next to Cambridge Hill to the South of it, and to the East

10 GENEALOGY OF THE

and North cast of Mr. Hibbins' land, to have and to hold "

Dated, Feb. 4, 1650; recorded, Aug. 20, 1651.
Middlesex C"iinty deeds, Vol. I; p. 24.

"Nicholas Modsdon of Boston to John Parker of Cambridge
a just third part of all the lands bought by him of Robert

Bradish. Wife Elizabeth gives her consent and yields up her

right, Mar. 20, 1651."

Dated, Aug. 6, 16 — ; recorded. May 24, 1656.

Middlesex County deeds.

We find no deed or land grant between the above date and Oct.
15, 1656, when he received a grant of land from the town of Kit-
tery. Me., but seems to have been living there prior to that date
as see grant below.

"Granted, lotted and layed out by the Selectmen for Kittery
unto Nicholas Hodsdon, his heirs and assigns forever, a lot of land
above his house, bounded on the South side by Miles Thomp-
son's land as may appear by several marked trees which go upon
the line south east and by east unto the woods one hundred and
sixty poles unto a tree marked four ways, and from said tree to
go upon the line north and south and by east unto a marked tree
Standing by the brook of Birchen Poynt and to come down the
said brook unto the water or river, which brook is the bounds of
said lot."

Dated Oct. 15, 1656.
Kittery town records, p. 9.

Dec. 13, 1669, Nicholas received another grant of land from
the town of Kittery, this lot being sixty poles in length, and ad-
joining Birchen Point Brook. This lot was laid out Jan. 1672.

In 1673, Nicholas received still another grant of land from the
town, which was for 100 acres of land. This grant however was
not laid out during his lifetime, but was sold by his descendants
at various times.

The following deposition of Nicholas and his wife is of interest,
and shows that at the time they settled at Kittery, they resided
at Quamphegon :

" The deposition of Nicholasse Hodesden and his wife, aged 40

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years and upwards. These deponents being sworne saith that
fifteene or sixteene yeares agoe that Thomas Spensecr being at
Quamphegon at the house wee lived in sayd, that he had given
the one half part of the mill & timber thereunto belonging,
being one quarter part of the mill unto Daniell Goodin for his
dafters portion. Nicholas Hodsden & his wife replied & said,
neybouer Spenser I wish you well to consider what )ou doe. for
you had many children & every one would have a littcll and you
cannot give every one such a Portion, and he answered & said,
that she was the eldest dafter & hee had don yt & farthensaith
not." Dated, Apr. 18, 1670.

Nicholas purchased several lots of land in the vicinity of
Birchen Point Brook. Peter Wittum sold him " forty acres of
upland and swamp, butting upon the land of said Nicholas, and
running back to Rocky Hills."

John Wincoll sold Nicholas "one Tenement with about 30
acres of land, bounded by land of Miles Thompson on the South,
the River on the West and Birchen Brook and Co\e on the North
and highway that leadeth toward Sturgeon Creeke."

Dated June 16, 1674.

The farm which Nicholas occupied the latter part of his life, is
undoubtedly the one just montioned as having been i:)urchased of
John Wincoll in 1674. It is situated upon the easterly side of
the Piscataqua river, which divides Kittery from Dover. It is
located in the extreme southerly part of South Berwick, and is
bounded on the North by Birchen Point Brook ; on the south by
the farm formerly owned by Miles Thompson. This last men-
tioned farm was bounded on the south by Thomj^son's
Brook, which Brook divides the towns of Eliot and South Ber-
wick.

The homestead, as will be noticed later, was given by Nicholas
to his son Benoni, from whom it descended in regular gradation
to John and Henry Hodsdon; who sold it to Theo. F. and Thom-
as Jewett, May 17, 1828, (York deeds, Vol. 130. p. 82.) at which
time the estate passed out of the Hodsdon family. The Jewetts
sold the entire farm to William Flynn by deed of Jan. 28, 1850,

12 GENEALOGY OF THE

(York deeds, \'ol. 210, p. 449.) and it is still occupied by the
widow and children of Mr. Flynn.

" Agreement Ijetween Nicholas Hodsdon of Kittery, husband-
man, and Benoni Hodsdon, son of said Nicholas, agrees that
Bcnoni shall during the Natural life of Nicholas, have, hold and use
in Partnership with his father, all that farm that his father has for
several years lived upon, with all lands, medows, Orchards, Marshes,
garden and all the privileges thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining without any division of lands or houses, but in part-
nership and the same shall hold during the Natural life of said
Nicholas.

It is agreed that all of the stock of any nature heretofore be-
longing to the said Nicholas or Benoni are to be one half the said
Nicholas and the other half the said Benoni.

The said Benc^ni agrees to take the best of care of the farm and
pay all charges and any profit arising from the product of the
farm to be equally divided every year.

It is agreed after the death of Nicholas the goods and imple-
ments of the farm shall belong to Benoni."
Dated, Dec. 9, 1678.
York deeds. Vol. 3, p. 41.

"Nicholas Hodgsden of Kittery for iJ"130 sells his son Benoni,
all that my mansion or dwelling house and all barnes and edifices.
All of which I heretofore purchased of John Wincoll, containing
40 acres. Also 56 acres of land long since Granted unto me by
the town of Kittery; Bounded by the great River Pischataqua, or
at least a branch thereof on the West, and with a fresh brook on
ye North, which brooke devides between my lands and one Left.
Playstead's land, late deceased. And on ye East with certain
marked trees, and on the South with land of Miles Thompson.

except about seven acres given John Morrell and his wife

Sarah.

Ik-noni to pro\ide for Nicholas and his wife Elizabeth. Benoni
to pay her £(> yearly during her natural life."
Dated, Oct. 22, 1678.

HODSDON Ok IIODCDON KAMILV. IJ

York deeds, Vol. 3, p. 31.

The seven acres given to John Morrell and his wife Sarah,
were deeded them by Nicholas and his wife Elizabeth, Dec. 3. 1674.
The lot was situated in the northeast corner of the homestead,
and was bounded on the north by JiirclTcn Point I'look. Aiicv
beini;- owned b)- various parties, the lot was purchased by IV-noni
Ilodsdon in 17 03, when the entire homestead was once more
owned by one of the Hodsdon family, where it reiv.ained for tlie

succeedine: 125

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years.

Nicholas Hodsdon m. about 1639, Esther Wines, a cousin
of Faintnot Wines of Charlestown, as proved b\- the foljowin*;-:

Faintnot Wines, Flaxdresser, inhabitant of Charlestown, Mass.,
1635, with wife Bridget. He d. Feb, 25, 1664. will dated Sept. 1,
1663, proved June 20, 1665. Devised legacies to five of Nicholas
Hodgdon's children by his cousin Esther Wines. Wife Esther
d. in Hingham, Mass., Nov. 29, 1647, and he m. (2) between May
25, 164S, and Oct. 2, 1650, Elizabeth, widow of John Needham,
as proved by the following, from Aspinwall Notarial Records :

"25. 3. 1648, I did testifie unto a Lee of the Attorney made
from Eliz. Needham to John Scarlet to recei\-e all such goods ns
were due or belonging to her husband in Virginia. She being
credibly informed of his death." p. 128.

"2. 8. 1650, Nicholas Hodsdon and Eliz. his wife (formeily
wife of John Needham) did make ordeine &c : Peter I>rackett of
Braintre in N. E, theire true & lawful Attorney to ask &c : of
Capt. Varvell or any other in whose hands maybe certaine goods
of her former husband John Needham, shipped aboard the sliip[)
of the said Capt. Varvell to carry to V^irginia, ^ of the receipt to
give acquittance &c : also to compound &c : & to apjiear in an\'
Court or Courts &c : & generally to doe all things &c : with
power to substitute &c : ratifying &c : " p. 324.

The place and date of death of Nicholas and Elizabeth is un-
known. They were probably buried in the graveyard which was
laid out on a portion of the homestead, to which reference is made
in the deed given May 17, 1828. " Reserving and excepting fp-m
this conveyance one eighth of an acre on the homestead (irst

14 GENEALOGY OF THE

above mentioned, which has been heretofore used as a place of
burial by our ancestors." Children :

2. Esther Hodsdon,"^ -|-

3. Mehitable Hodsdon,^ -|-

4. Jeremiah Hodsdon,- -|-

5. Israel Hodsdon," -|-

6. Elizabeth Hodsdon;"-^ bapt. Hingham, July 19, 1646; d.

young.

7. Benoni Hodsdon,-^ -|-

8. Sarah Hodsdon,'^ -f-

9. Timothy Hodsdon,- -[-

10. John Hodsdon,"^ +

11. Joseph Hodsdon,^ -|-

12. Lucy Hodsdon,^ -|-

ESTHER Hodsdon'' (2), bapt. in Hingham, Mass., Sept. 20,
1640; m. in Dover, N. H., Dec. 25, 1663, Edward Weymouth
(perhaps son of Robert of Kittery, who came from Dartmouth,
Co. Devon, England as early, says Farmer; as 1652.) Edward
b. 1639, was taxed in Dover in 1662. He had a grant in Kittery,
Me., in 1671 and bought land in what is now the northern part of
Eliot, Me., in 1672. Their house was burned by Indians in 1677,
he was a tailor by trade and they were living in 1710. Children :

13. Timothy Weymouth,-^ -|-

14. Mehitable Weymouth, "^ -f

MEHITABLE Hodsdon,- (3), bapt. in Hingham, Mass. Nov.
1641 ; m. in Salem, Mass., Nov. 3, 1665, Peter Welcome of Bos-
ton, Mass. They lived for a time in Salem then in Boston where
she d. between 1673-81; and he m. (2) widow Mehitable Howard
who had a dau. Mary Howard mentioned in Peter Welcome's will
as his dau-in-law, giving her one half his dwelling house, shop,
.salt house, wharf, &c. She paying to his son (her half brother)
Joseph Welcome now at sea thirty pounds on his coming of age.
He also gives his dau. Mary Townsend the household furniture
which he had before his marriage with widow Mehitable Howard,

MODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. IS

who had d. Oct. 23, 1694; his will wa.s dated Feb. 23, and pro-
bated Mar. 28, 1695. His inventory £245M).(). Children :

15. Peter Welcome,'^ b. 1666.

16. Mehitable Welcome,^ b. 1667.

17. Mary Welcome,^ -|-

18. Samuel Welcome,* b. Dec 22, 1673, not mentioned in his

father's will.

JEREMIAH Hodsdon,- (4), ba])!. in Hin^^ham. Mass., Sept.
6, 1643 ; moved with his father to lioston, Mass., and later to
Kittery; Me., where he he had grant of land laid out to him in
1666, being about twenty acres which he afterwards sold to his
brother Israel, as five years later James Emcr)- and Richard
Nason testified that they laid out to Jeremiah Ilodgdon the land
that Israel's house now stands on dated 1671. Kittery town
records.

Jeremiah Hodsdon was taxed in Cochecho, (now Dover,
N. H.,) 1666. He m. about 1666-7, Anne, dau.of Alcxantler and
Anne Thwaits, he came in the Hopewell from London, in 16J5,
aged 20, he was first at Concord, leaving there in 1640, antl we
find him afterward in Maine owning land at the head of Casco
Bay and then on the Kennebec River near Bath. His chiklrcn
were Elizabeth, Anne, John, Rebecca, Alexander, Lydia, Jona-
than, Mary and Margaret Thwaits.

Jeremiah settled in Portsmouth, N. H., and later at Great
Island (now Newcastle); he died before 1716, and his widow after-
ward lived in Boston where she joined the Brattle Street Church,
June 7, 1719. She and her sister Mary, wife of Edward Ciilling,
sell land once belonging to their father lying in Maine on the
Kennebec river Mar. 5, 1724 ; and in said deed it is stated that
five of her father's children are dead leaving no heirs. Children :

19. Alexander Hodgdon,^ -\-

20. John Hodgdon,** -\-

21. Elizabeth Hodgdon,* -|~

22. Nathaniel Hodgdon,*^ -f

23. Rebecca Hodgdon,* -|-

16 GENEALOGY OF THE

ISRAEL Hodsdon" (5), bapt. at Hingham, Mass., July 19,
1646, moved with his father to Boston, and later to Kittery, Me.;
m. about 1670, Ann, dau. of Miles and Ann (Tetherly) Thompson
of Kittery. The first record concerning Israel Hodsdon in Kit-
tery is the following land grant:

"Laid out unto Israel Hodgdon, his grant of ten or twelve
acres, at ye east end of his house lot, Eightie rods in length to a
great white oak, bounded on ye North with Etherington's land
and on ye East with land of William Gowen, and on ye South
with land of Tristram Harrison."
Dated, Mar. 2, 1671.
Kittery town records.

Also " James Emery and Richard Nason testified that five
years ago they laid out to Jeremiah Hodgdon, the land that Israel's
house now stands on, being about twenty acres, bounded on the
North by Ethrington's land and ye Commons on ye East."
Dated, 1671.
Kittery town records.

And "Laid out to Daniel Emery twenty-two acres and half of
land, it being part of a grant of 40 acres that was given to Israel
Hodgdon by the town of Kittery Apr. 13, 1671 "
Dated, 1722.
Kittery town records.

The last mention we find of Israel Hodsdon is the following :
"Miles Thompson and wife, James Heard and wife, Nicholas
Hodsdin and wife, Thomas Spencer and wife, William Furbush
and wife, Israel Hodsden and wife and Richard Nason and wife
were presented for not attending meeting."
Jul. 6, 1675.
York county Court records.

It would look as though Israel Hodsdon and his father as well
as some of their neighbors favored the Quakers, who were not
popular at that time, for we find Nov. 12, 1659, in company with
John Hoard of Kittery, Nicholas was ordered to appear at the
second session of the General Court, to be held at Boston, and
answer to the charge of entertaining Quakers. To this Nicholas

HODSDON OR IIODGDON FAMILY. 17

plead not guilty, but it was ordered that he be admonished by
the Governor.

We do not find the date of Israel Hodsdon's death, but his
widow m. (2) about 1675-6, Robert Evans of Dover, N. II. He

had had former wife, Elizabeth, dau. of Edward and Ann ( )

Colcord of Hampton, N. H. We do not find the death of Eliza-
beth, but her last child was b. Jan. 25, 1671-2. and the first child
of Robert and Ann Evans was b. in 1676. Robert Evans d. in
Dover, Feb. 27, 1697, and his widow Ann was bapt. in the first
church in Dover, Oct. 30, 1720, and admitted a member of the
church the following month. She d. about 1727, and administra-
tion on her estate was granted to her eldest son, Israel Hodsdon,
May 30, 1727 ; in one of the papers in the case he mentions her
as his mother. The children of Robert and Ann (Thompson-
Hodsdon) Evans, b. in Dover, were :

1. Mary Evans, b. 1676 ; m. Samuel Hart.

2. Joseph Evans, b. June 4, 1682 ; m. Mercy Horn.

3. Sarah Evans, b. Nov. 9, 1685; m. William Lewis.

4. Benjamin Evans, b. Feb. 2, 1687 ; m. Mary .

5. Hannah Evans, b. June 21, 1690; m. Zachariah Field; m.

(2) Richard Hussey ; they were ancestors of John
Greenleaf Whittier.

6. Patience Evans, b. Sept. 5, 1693; m. Sanniel Scarlc.

The estate of Israel Hodsdon was not settled until after his
only son, Israel Jr., came of age, as shown b)- the following :

" Administration is granted to Israel Hodsden of the estate of
his deceased father Israel Hodsden, late of Kittery, in ye County
of Yorke, and the said Israel Hodsden, as principal, Bartholomew
Thompson and Thomas Thompson as sureties, own themselves
to be holden and firmly obliged unto Samuel Wheelwright, Esq.,
his Successors in ye office of Judge of Probate, within the County
of York, in the sum of seventy pounds. That the said Israel
Hodsdon shall well and truly administer on the Estate of his de-
ceased father Israel Hodsden, aforesaid, according to law."
Dated, Jan. 19, 1696.

18 GENEALOGY OF THE

York County Probate Records,

"A true Inventory of all and Singular the goods, chattels and
credits of Israel Hodsden, planter deceased, praised at Berwick
this 19th. of Jany. 1696-7, as follows:

Imp. The house lot with the addition ^25 — 00 — 00

fifty acres of land, near ye third Hill 05—00 — 00

that piece of land and meadow in partnership.
Lying at the Heathy Marsh 08—00—00

total. ^38—00—00

Nathan Lord.
Andrew Neals.
Nicholas Gowen.
Inventory returned, Apr. 1697."
York County Probate records.

Israel Hodsdon, as administrator of his father's estate, sold the
entire to Daniel Emery by the following deed:

"Israel Hodsden of Portsmouth sell Daniel Emery of Kittery,
a piece or Parcel of land containing twelve acres situated in Kit-
tery, bounded as follows: on the North with Etherington's land,
on ye East with William Gowen, on ye south with Tristram
Harris, on ye West with land formerly laid out to Jeremiah
Hodgdon; together with fifty acres in Kittery; near the Third
Hill, bounded East by Edward Weymouth, South by William
Gowens and John Breadens, West with ye Common and North
by Stephen Jenkins."
Dated, Feb. 7, 1697.
York deeds, Vol. 4, p. 98.

Israel Hodsdon seems to have d. in 1675, as his widow m. (2)
early in 1676. Children :

24. Ann Hodsdon, ** -|-

25. Israel Hodsdon,^ -|-

BENONI Hodsdon- (7), bapt. in Ilingham, Mass., Dec. 5.
1647 (after the death of his mother). Moved with his father to
Boston and later to Kittery, Me., where he m. Abigail, dau. of
Thomas Curtis of Scituate, Mass., and York, Me. He lived first

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at Ouamphegon, near Salmon Falls, N. II., where his house was
burned by the Indians, Oct, 16, 1675, and a number of
the inhabitants slain. He was given the homestead at Birchen
Point, Kittery, by his father Oct. 22, 1678. He was a prominent
man in Kittery (now Berwick, Me.,); selectman in 1692 and 1694 ;
was also an influential member of the church, and one of the
committee to locate the meeting house in 1701, also representa-
tive in 1718. Benoni sold his homestead Mar. 2, 1713, to his son
Thomas, he to pay his brothers and sisters a certain sum as their
share of their father's estate. He d. in 1718, and administration
on his estate was granted to his widow, May 15, 1718. Children :

26. Joseph Hodsdon,^ -|-

27. Samuel Hodsdon,^ -|-

28. Thomas Hodsdon,^ -\-

29. Hannah Hodsdon,'' +

30. Abigail Hodsdon,^ -|-

31. John Hodsdon,'' -|-

32. Esther Hodsdon,'' +

33. Elizabeth Hodsden,^ -|-

SARAH Hodsdon' (8), b. in Boston or vicinity about 1650;
m. before 1674, John Morrell, who was b. in 1640 (as shown in a
deposition). He had a grant of land in 1668-9. Dec. 3, 1674,
Nicholas Hodsdon gave his daughter Sarali and her husband, John
Morrell, seven acres of land adjoining the homestead at Birchen
Point Brook. He was a mason by trade, and in 1676 he settled
at " Cold Harbor," now Eliot, Me. He was licensed to keep a
ferry and house of entertainment in 1686; was li\ing in 1720.
Children ;

34. Nicholas Morrell,' +

35. Sarah Morrell,' +

36. John Morrell,' +

37. Adah Morrell,' +

38. Hannah Morrell,' +

39. Abraham Morrell,' -(-

40. Elizabeth Morrell,' -|-

20 GENEALOGY OF THE

TIMOTHY HodsdoiV' (9), b. in Boston, Mass., or Kittery,

Me., about 1652 ; m. Hannah . Nicholas Hodsdon sold

his son Timothy land in Kittery, adjoining that of John Morrell,
in 1679; this lot Timothy sold to his brother Benoni, Apr. 3,
1682, and settled in York, Me., where he d. about 1719, and his
widow m. Joseph Smith of York. Children :

41. Hannah Hodsdon,^ +

42. William Hodsdon,^ +

43. Sarah Hodsdon, '^ -f-

JOHN Hod.sdon- (10), b. in Boston, Mass., or Kittery, Me., in

1654; m. Rebecca . He was a seafaring man and plied

his vocation along the coast and on the several rivers in the \'i-
cinity of Kittery. Nov. 22, 1734, a quitclaim deed was given him
by the heirs of Nicholas Hodsdon, in which reference is made to
a deed given him some years previous by his brothers and sisters,
and which deed has been lost ; in this last deed, the descendants
of Nicholas Hodsdon sell all their right, title and interest to a
o-rant of 100 acres, which was given Nicholas by the town of
Kittery, T^me 24, 1673. No date of death; last mentioned in
1734.

JOSEPH Hodsdon- (11), b. in Kittery, Me., 1656 ; m. Tabitha,

dau. of Francis and Elinor ( ) Raynes of York, Me. He

was granted twenty acres of land at Nonesuch Point, in Falmouth,
(now Portland) Mar. 16, 1681-2. About 1687, he sold land in
Falmouth and settled in York, where he d. in 1691. The inven-
tory of his estate was filed June 9, 1691, by his brother, John
Hodsdon. Francis Raynes by his will dated July 28, 1698, gave
Francis and lilizabeth Hod.sdon, children of the late Joseph Hods-
don, certain legacies. Children:

44. P'rancis Plodsdon,''

45. Elizabeth Hodsdon,^

LUCY Hodsdon- (12), b. probably in Kittery, Me., about 1660;
in in 1681-2, George, son of George and Rebecca (Phipney) Vick-

IIUDSUON OR llODGDON FAMILY. 21

ers or Vickcry of Hull, Mass. Jul\ 24, 1721, she gave a cIlx'cI lo
her brother, John llodsdon, in whieh she sold all her riL;ht, to a
i;rant of 100 aeres of land, which was granted to their father,
Nicholas llodsdon. They lived for a time in l^oston, Mass., and
then in Hull. We have not the date ol' his death, but she d. a
widow at the home of her son-in-law Josejih Lewis, Dec. '25, 1775,
in liingham, Mass. Children:

46. Sylvanus Vickcrs,'^ -|-

47. Hannah Vickcrs,'' +

48. George Vickers,^ -f-

49. Elizabeth Vickers,=^ +

50. Lucy Vickers,^^ b. Oct. 20, 1695, d Aug. 2, 1698.

51. Israel Vickers,^ b. Nov. 30, 1698; d. Jan. 28, 1699.

52. Lsrael Vickers,^^ +

TIMOTHY W'eymouth^^ (13), b. in Dover, N. IL, or Kitlery,

Me., 1664-5 ; m (1) Rachel , who d. soon ; m. (2) Patience,

(lau. of Daniel and Patience (Goodwin) Sto.ne, b. in Kittery, Mar.
23, 1683. He was living in 1759, in Kittery; .she d. Apr. 26,
1768. Children:

53. Rachel Weymouth,^ +

54. Ichabod Weymouth,^ 4-

54 a. Shadrach Weymouth,' -f-

54 b. Patience Weymouth,-' b. Mar. 10, 1712 ; m 1738, Robert

Morrell,''(l60).

54 c. Sarah Weymouth,^ b. Aug. 27, 1714.

54 d. Timothy Weymouth, •* -f-

54 e. Jonathan AVeymouth,^ b. June 16, 1723.

54 f. Mary Weymouth, ■* b. Oct. 30, 1727.

MEHITABLE Weymouth' (14), b. in Kittery, Me., (.') in
1669; m. William, son of Thomas and Susan (Wooster) Stacy, b.
in I[)swich, Mass, Apr. 21, 1656. They lived in Kittery, north
of Sturgeon Creek. She was appointed administrator of his es-
tate Mar. 5, 1706; she d. in 1753. Children:

22 GENEALOGY OF THE

55. Mary Stacy/ +

56. Hester Stacy, '' b. Nov. 22, 1693.

57. William Stacy, Jr.,* b. Jan. 12, 1696, living in 1754.

58. Samuel Stacy,'* -|-

59. Elizabeth Stacy,* b. Aug. 10, 1701.

60. Benjamin Stacy,* -|-

61. Mehitable Stacy,* +

MARY Welcome-' (17), b. in Salem, Mass., about 1670 ; m. in
Boston, Mass., Nov. 15, 1694, Peter, son of Peter and Lydia
Tovvnsend, b. in Boston, Oct. 9, 1671. They lived in Boston.
Children :

62. Mary Townsend,* -|-

63. Pcler Townsend,* -|-

64. Mehilable Townsend,* -|-

65. William Townsend,* -j-

66. Scirah Townsend,*

A LEX AND in^ Modgdon' (19), b. probably at P(^rtsmouth,
N.H., m. Jane Shackford of Dover, N.H., and we first find men-
tion of them in 1713, when he was member of a committee to ob-
tain the services of a minister to settle in Newington, N. H.,
where his wife, Jane, owned the covenant and was baptized Aug.
6, 1727. Alexander Hodgdon, of Newington, sold land in New-
inton, to his son-in-law John Grow of Newington, Feb. 6, 1748-9,
also Oct. 13, 1752, to same party. May 15, 1753, he sells to his
son Aie.xander, Jr., of Rochester, N.H., for ^^1600 00. 0. all the
land in Newington he then owned, being the home place. We
fmd nothing later in regard lo him. Children:

67. Alexander Hodgdon,* -|-

68. Joseph Hodgdon,* -|-

69. John Hodgdon,* +

7 0. lU'ujamin Hodgdon,* -|-

71. Ann Hodgdon,* +

72. Elizabeth Hodgdon,* bapt. in Newington, Oct. 7, 1716.

IIODSDUN OR llODGDON FAMILY. 23

JOHN Ilod-doiv' (20), b. in Portsmouth, \. If., or Ncwing-
ton, N. 11 , ni. Mar)- Moyt (?). (Wc find on the \ital records in
Boston, Mass., the marriage of John Hodgdon and Susanna
Clapp of Dorchester, Mass., May 5, 1702; this seems to ha\c
been a mistake in the name of the bridegroom, as we find Susanna
the wife of Nathaniel Hodgdon in 1703, also her birth in Dor-
chester, and death and age from "Copp's Hill Ei)itaphs." John
and Mary Ii\ed in Newington, where he signed a petition in 17 1^
for the settling of a minister in Newington. We find them sell-
ing lantl in 1729-35, to Joim Knight, John then a blacksmith.
Feb. IS, 1736, Mary, widow of John Hodgdon, sell land in New-
ington to the same party. Children :

73. Jeremiah Hodgdon,^ -|-

74. John Hodgdon, Jr.,'* -|-

ELIZABETH Hodgdon^^ (21) b. in Portsmouth. N H , or
Newington, N. H. ; m. (I) Benjamin Galloway; m. (2) in Dover,
N. H., Nov. 19, 17 02, Benjamin Richards. Alexander and John
Hodgdon sell land in Newington. formerlv belonging to their
father, Jeremicdi Hodgdon, with Penjamin Richards, who had
married one of their sisters.

NATHANIEL Hodgdom^ (22), b. in Portsmouth, N. H. (.?),
1681 ; m. May 5, 1702, Susanna, dau. of Hopestill and Susanna
(Swift) Clapp, b. in Dorchester, Mass., Dec. 23, 1673; is men-
tioned in her father's will, Sept. 2. 1719. She d. May. 23, 1730,
aged 56. He m. (2) Nov. 26, 1730, Ann. dau. of John and Mary
(Lang-Smith) Atwood of Boston, Mass.; she d. June 9, 1748, aged
51 ; he m. (3) Dec. 1, 1748, Sarah Porter, who is mentioned in
his will. Nathaniel was a leather dresser in Boston, and served
as a clerk of the market, 1720; sealer of leather, 1725 and 1731-
54, inclusive (except 1733-4 and 1738); was first sergeant of the
artillery company, 1728. He d. Dec. 6, 1757. Children :

75. Tabitha Hodgdon," -f

76. Joseph Hodgdon,'' b. June 5, d. Aug. 17, 1704.

77. Susannah Hodgdon,'' -j-

24 GENEALOGY OF THE

78. Patience Hodgdon/ -|-

79. Elizabeth Hodgdon/ +

80. Mary Hodgdon/ bapt. Jan. 21, 17 1 1 ; d. young

81. Ann Hodgdon,* b. Sept. 29, 1731 ; d. May 18, 1733.

82. Mary Hodgdon,^ b. Nov. 19, 1733.

83. Tabitha Hodgdon,^ bapt. Nov. 2, 1735 ; d. young.

84. Ann Hodgdon/ bapt. Mar. 6, 1737

85. Tabitha Hodgdon,^ bapt. June 17, 1739.

REBECCA Hodgdon^ (23), b. in Portsmouth, N. H., or New-
ington, N. H. ; m. in P>oston, Mass., July 9, 1707, Edward
Bedford.

ANN Hodgdon^ (24), b. in Kittery, Me., about 1671-2; m.
about 1690, John, son of John and Mary (Nutter) Wingate, and
grandson of Hatevil and Mary Nutter of Dover, N. H. He
was b. in Dover, July 13, 1670; d. in 1715 She m. (2) Dec.,
1725, Capt. John, son of James and Shuah Heard ; she was living
in 1727. His will was dated Jan. IS, 1739. Children:

86. Mary Wingate,^ b. in Dover, Oct. 3, 1691 ; m. Josiah Clark.

87. John Wingate,* +

88. Ann Wingate,"' +

89. Sarah Wingate,* +

90. Moses Wingate,* +

91. Samuel Wingate,* b. Nov. 27, 1700; m. Mrs. Mary (Rob-

erts) Heard.

92. Edmund Wingate,* b. Feb. 27, 1702.

93. Abigail Wingate,* b. Mar. 2, 1704.

94. Elizabeth Wingate,* b. Feb. 3, 1706; m John Ilodsdon,^

(31).

95. Mehitable Wingate,* b. Nov. 14, 1709.

96. Joanna Wingate,* b. Jan. 6, 171 1; m. Ebenezer Hill.

97. Simon Wingate,* b. Sept. 2, 1713; m. Lydia Hill.

ISRyMCL ilodgiloir' (25), b. in Kittery, Me.,. 1673-4; little has
been found concerning his early life; his father died when he was

IIODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 25

an infant, and his mother married a second time. We think he
may ha\e Hvcd with his uncle Jeremiah as we find him at Ports-
mouth, N.H., in 1696, when he was appointed achninistrator of
his father's estate On Apr. 7, 1 696, the town of Dover, N .H ., ^^avc
him a grant of land. He probably m. before this time, Ann
Wingate, sister of John Wingate who had m. his sister Ann ; she
was b. in Dover, Feb. 18, 1667, and was living in 1740. They
lived in Dover, and in the several deeds he gave he is called a
"housewright " or carpenter.

June IS, 1702. "Israel Hodgdon and Ann his wife, sell John
Drew, Sen., of Dover, a parcel of land containing twenty acres,
which land was granted by ye Town of Do\er to my father-in-
law, John Winget in the year 1658. Situated on the West side
of the Back River, bordering on the North by a twenty acre lot
granted at the same time to John Roberts and lays between
Roberts' lot and a twenty acre lot granted to Ralph Hall."

(N. H. Deeds, vol. 6, p. 328.)

The date of his death has not been found, except through the
date of making and probating his will.
Will of Israel Hodgdon of Dover, Dated Jan. 21, 1739-40.

" I give to my loving wife Ann Hodgdon, all my quick stock
as oxen, cows, young cattle, horses, sheep, swine, and also all ni}-
household goods, that is to say, besides bedding of every kind
and all the utensils to the house belonging.

" I give and bequeath to my son Israel Hodgdon, twenty acres
of land, being part of my right in the Division of the Common
Land. Israel Hodgdon Paying to his brother, Moses Hodgdon
of Berwick, twenty pounds, within six months after my decease.

"I give and bequeath unto my son Shadrach Hodgdon. ten
acres of land, being part of my right in the Division of the
Commons.

"I give and bequeath unto my three sons, Israel Hodgdon,
Moses Hodgdon, and Shadrach Hodgdon, all my Ox Tackling,
as Yokes, Chains and Wheels and such things as belong there
unto, to be equally divided between them, and also my clothes to
divided between the said three sons.

26 GENEALOGY OF THE

"I give and bequeath to my two daughters, Mary Randall
and Abigail Ham, all that part of the moveable Estate that shall
remain at m}- wife's decease, to be equally divided between them,
and I do hereby make and appoint my loving wife Ann Hodgdon,
full and sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament, hereby
revoking, Disannulling and making void, all former Wills and be-
quests by me made and declaring this only to be my last Will and
Testament .
Witnessed by Richard Clark.

Robert Evans. Israel Hodgdon."

Probated, Jan. 30, 1750.

Children :

98. Israel Hodgdon, Jr.,^ -|-

99. Moses Hodgdon,^ +

100. Shadrach Hodgdon," +

101. Abigail Hodgdon," m. Ebenezer Ham.

102. Mary Hodgdon," +

JOSEPH Hodsdon^ (26), b. in Kittery, Me., ; m. about

1699, Margaret, dau. of Daniel, Jr., and Amy (Thompson) Good-
win, b. in Kittery, Aug. 23, 1683. They lived in Berwick, Me.,
where his will was probated, Apr. 4, 1764. Children :

103. Abigail Hodsdon," +

104. Benjamin Hodsdon," +

105. Annie or Amy Hodsdon," -|-

106. Joseph Hodsdon," bapt. Apr. 19, 1716, (with his four sis-

ters) living in 1756.

107. Margaret Hodsdon," -f

108. Elizabeth Ilodsdon," +

109. Judith Hodsdon," bapt. Apr. 19, 1716; unm. in 1756.

1 10. Sarah Hodsdon," bapt. Apr. 19, 1716; m. Eewis.

111. Prudence Hodsdon," bapt. July 17, 1720; living in 1774,

unm.

SAMUEL Hodsdon'* (27), b. in Kittery, Me.; m. about

1722, Prudence, dau. of Richard and Elizabeth (Wakely) Scam-

IIODSDON OR llODGDON FAMIl.V 27

moil who was b. about 1700. They were both baj^t. at South
Berwick, Me., Sept. 3, 1722, and their children were also bapt.
there. His estate was administered in 1755. Children:

112. Abigail Hodsdon,* +

113. Daniel Hodsdon,* +

114. Prudence Ilodsdon,'* bapt. May 1 1, 1729, d. yovmg.

115. Thomas Hodsdon,* -\-

116. Prudence Hodsdon,** +

117. Scammon Hodsdon,'' bapt. Oct. 26, 1741; living in 1756.

118. Samuel Hodsdon,'' living in 1756.

119. Richard Hodsdon,^ +

120. Benjamin Hodsdon,*

121. Elizabeth Hodsdon/ m. Daniel Furbu.sh, Jr.

122. Sarah Ilodsdon,^ +

THOMAS Hodsdon^ (28), b. in Kittery, Me ; m. Dec.

1, 1709, Mary, dau. of Nathan Jr., and Martha (Tozier) Lord b.
in Kittery, July 29, 1691. He d. before May, 1717. She m. (2)
June 16, 1720, Daniel Emery, Jr. Children:

123. Anna Hodsdon,^ bapt. July 26, 1713.

124. John Hodsdon,* +

125. Mary Hodsdon,'' +

HANNAH Hodsdon^ (29), b. in Kittery, Me., ; m.

Nov. 17, 1709, Richard Shackley of Berwick, Me. ; they lived in
the southern part of the town. His will was dated Feb. 27, 1783,
probated, Mar. 1, 1783-4. Children:

126. Samuel Shackley," b. Nov. 2, d. Dec. 21, 1710.

127. Mary Shackley," 4-

128. Hannah Shackley," b. Apr. 21, 1713 ; m. Kimball.

129. Richard Shackley, Jr.," -\-

130. Miriam Shackley," -|-

131. Abigail Shackley," +

132. Samuel Shackley," -[-

133. John Shackley," -|-

28 GENEALOGY OF THE

134. Elizabeth Shackley,* -f

135. Sarah Shackley/ -j-

ABIGAIL Hodsdon'' (30), b. in Kittery, Me., 1664; m. in
1694, Nicholas, son of William and Elizabeth (Frost) Gowen
(sometimes called Smith, because the word Gowan means a smith,
or work in Scotland). Nicholas served in his younger days as an
Indian scout, but later studied law and was admitted to practice
as an attorney at a court held in York, Apr. 6, 1703. Was rep-
resentative to General Court in 1 709, and d. about 1742. Children :

136. Abigail Gowen,"* -|-

137. Elizabeth Gowen," +

138. Margaret Gowen,'* -|-

139. Hester Gowen," +

140. Nicholas Gowen," b. Nov. 12, 1703.

141. William Gowen," -|-

142. Patrick Gowen," b. Mar. 30, 1707 ; m. Miriam Shackley"

(130).

143. Anna Gowen," -\-

144. James Gowen, "-|-

JOHN Hodsdon^ (31), bapt. in Boston, Mass., (his mother be-
ing of the church in Berwick, Me.,) July 24, 1698; m. Elizabeth,"
dau. of John and Ann (Hodsdon) Wingate, (94) b. in Dover, N.H.,
Feb. 3, 1706. He. d. before 1733. Children:

145. John Hodsdon," +

146. Stephen Hodsdon," -|-

ESTHER Hodsdon" (32), b. in Berwick, Me.; m. about

1720, Thomas Horn of Dover, N.H. Children:

147. Judith Horn," +

148. Margaret Horn," b. Apr. 16, 1722.

149. Samuel Horn," b. Feb. 16, 1724.

150. Abigail Horn," b. Dec. 7, 1725.

151. Drusilla Horn," b. June 18, 1727.

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 2^

152. Esther Horn," b. Apr. 26, 1729.

153. Nathan Horn,-* bapt. Oct. 13, 1734.

154. Elizabeth Horn,-* bapt. Oct. 13, 1734, with their brothers

and sisters

155. Paul Horn,-* b. Sept. 5, 1737.

P:LIZABETH Hodsdon^ (33), b. in Berwick. Mc ; m.

James, son of Daniel and Mary Fero^usoii, b. in 1676 They

were both slain by Indians Sept. 28, 1707. Child:

156. James Ferguson,-* -\-

NICHOLAS MorrelP (34), b. in Kittery, or l':iiot, Me., 1667
(as shown in a deposition); m. in 1695, Sarah, dau. of Abraham
and Sarah (White) Frye. He was a blacksmilli; his estate was
administered in 1757. Children:

157. Sarah MorrelV +

158. Elizabeth Morrell,-* b. iMar. 18, 1698; m. Dec. 2, 1721,

Thomas Hobbs.

159. John MorrelV +

160. Robert Morrell," +

161. Anne Morrell," b. Dec. 1, 1708; m. Sept 2, 1728, John

Hall of Dover, N. H.

SARAH MorrelP (35), b. in Kittery, or Eliot, Me., ;

m. (1) Aug. 4, 1701, George Huntress of Dover, N. H. She m.
(2) Thomas Darling.

~"" " ' ; m.

JOHN MorrelP (36), b. in Kittery, or Eliot, Me ,

Dec. 16, 1701, Hannah, dau. of Peter and Mary (Remick) Di.xon,
b. in Kittery, P^eb. 3, 1684. He made his will in 17 56, probated
in 1763. She d. Dec. 20, 1765. Children:

162. John Morrell," -\-

163. Thomas Morrell," b. Aug. 20, 1705; not mentioned in

his father's will.

164. Peter Morrell," -f

30 GENEALOGY OF THE

165. Jedediah Morrell/ +

166. Richard Morrell/ b. Sept. 23, 1713; not mentioned in

his father's will.

167. Keziah Morrell/ m. Roberts.

168. Mary Morrell/ +

ADAH MorrelF (37), b. in Kittery, or Eliot, Mc. ; m. Apr. 27,
1702, Jonathan, son of Jonathan and Sarah (Jenkins) Nason ; both
were bapt. at Berwick, Me., and owned the covenant Apr. 13,
1712. Mis will dated Nov. 4, 1745, probated, Apr. 7, 1746; his
wife was then living. Children :

169. Richard Nason,* +

170. John Nason,* +

171. Mary Nason,* -|-

172. Sarah Nason,* -|-

173. Jonathan Nason,* b. Nov. 7, 1710 ; living in 1745.

174. Uriah Nason,* +

175. Adah Nason,* +

176. Azariah Nason,* +

177. Philadelphia Nason,* +

178. Rachel Nason,* b. May 1, 1724; d. young.

179. Elizabeth Nason,* +

HANNAH MorrelP (38), b. in Kittery, or Eliot, Me., ;

m. about 1712, John, son of Robert and Sarah (Libby) Tidy; he
d. Jan., 1766. Children :

180. Sarah Tidy,* m. June, 1738, Benjamin Stacy* (60).

181. Adah Tidy,* +

182. Hannah Tidy,* b. July 6, 1718 ; d. about 1799, when the

name of Tidy became extinct.

183. Robert Tidy,* b. Oct. 12, 1720; published May 14, 1743,

with Hannah Goold. He d. before 1790, leaving no
family.

184. Mcribah Tidy,* b. Sept. 12, 1722; d.

185. John Tidy, b. June 29, 1724 ; d. 1749, unm.

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 3l

ABRAHAM Morrell' (39), b. in Kittery, or Eliot, Me.,

m. Phebe, dau. of Capt. John and Phebe (Littlefield) Heard, b.
in Kittery, Jan. 15, 1692 ; he d. soon and she m. (2) 1724, Thomas
Stevens of Newcastle, N. H.

P:LIZABETH MorrelP (40), b. in Kittery. or Eliot, Me .
; m. in Boston, Mass., Feb 3, 1698, Sannul, son of Leon-

ard and Elizabeth (Abbott) Drowne, b. in Kittery, M.ir. 7, 1676-7.
He d. Jan. 25, 1720-1, as his headstone on the old Morrell home-
stead showed. Children :

186. Elizabeth Drowne,'* -f

187. Samuel Drowne,"* -\-

ISS. Solomon Drowne," b. Mar. 26, 1706, in Boston.

189. Thomas Drowne," b. Dec. 23, 1708, in Boston

HANNAH Hodsdon^ (41), b. in York, Me., ; m. June

25, 1695, Nicholas Smith.

WILLIAM Hodgdon''(42), b. in Kittery, or York, Me., ;

m. in Dorchester, Mass., June 12, 1713, Mary Kames of Dorches-
ter. She d. and he m. (2) Margery ; they lived in Barn-
stable, Mass. Child :

190. Timothy Hodgdon," b. in Bo.ston, Mass., Nov. 25. 1725.

SARAH Hodsdon^ (43), b. in Kittery, or York, Me , ;

m. Samuel Cox of Boston, Mass.

SYLVANUS Vickens^^ (46), b. in Hull, Mass., June 13, 1683 ;
m. in Boston, Mass., Nov. 22, 1705, Mary Stiles; she d. and he
m. (2) Dec II, 1718, Anne Newell. He was a blockmaker ; his
will was written June 24, 1721, giving everything to his wife Anne.

HANNAH Vickers' (47), b. in Hull, Mass.. Sept 9, 1685;
m. May 23, 1704, John Lobdell.

GEORGE Vickers' (48), b. in Hull, Mass., Aug. 14, 1688 ; m

32 GENEALOGY OF THE

Dec. 10, 1710, Elizabeth, dau. of John and Mercy Bmney, b. in
Hull, Dec. 3, 1690. Children :

191. Mercy Vickers,^ -t-

192. George Vickers,^ -\-

ELIZABETH Vickers^ (49), b. in Hull, Mass., ; m.

(1) in 1714, Dr. John Dixon. They lived in Hingham, Mass.,
where he was a practicing physician; he d. Feb. 14, 1717, aged
36; she m. (2) July 16, 1718, Joseph, son of James and Sarah
(Lane) Lewis, b. in Barnstable, Mass., July, 1676. He was
grandson of George and Sarah (Jenkins) Lewis, who came from
East Greenwich, Kent, England. According to Dean's History,
dismissed from Plymouth Church in 1634, "in case they join in a
body at Scituate." Joseph had had a former wife and seven
children. They lived in Hingham, where Elizabeth d. Sept. 1,
1736. He was selectman in 1718, and called a " hadder " ; he d.
Aug. 22, 1767. Children :

193. David Dixon,^ b. July 28, 1715.

194. Daniel Dixon,'' b. Oct. 21, 1716; d. 1718.

195. Elizabeth Lewis,'' +

196. George Lewis,^ -|-

197. Hannah Lewis,' b. May 24, d. Aug. 17, 1723.

198. Samuel Lewis," b. June 28; d. Aug. 17, 1724.

199. Samuel Lewis,'* -j-

200. Israel Lewis," b. Apr. 19; d. July 30, 1727.

201. Ebenczer Lewis," -j-

202. Lucy Lewis," b. Oct. 25, 1730; d. Feb. 3, 1794.

203. Hannah Lewis," -|-

204. Eunice Lewis," b. May 9, 1736; d. Sept. 17, 1744.

ISRAEL Vickers» (52), b. in Hull, Mass., Dec. 17, 1699; m.
in Hingham, Mass., Dec. 7, 1721, Lydia, dau. of John and Mary
(Warren) Burr b. in Hingham, Aug. 17, 1701. They lived in
Hingham, where lie was drowned in the town cove, "near Col.
Thaxter's wharf," Nov. 25, 1739, aged 40. She m. (2) June 12,
1748, Henry Smith of Rehoboth, Mass. Children:

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMII.V. 33

205. Lydia Vickers/ +

206. Hannah Vickcrs/ bapt. Dec. 12, 1726; d. Feb. 24, 1763.

207. Deborah Vickers/ bapt. Nov. 5, 1730.

208. Benjamin Vickers," bapt. Apr. 27, 1733.

209. An mfant,-* d. Mar. 1 1, 1738-9

RACHEL Weymouth' (53),b.in Khtery, Me., Au<;-. 10, 1705;
m. Oct. 15, 1727, Isaac Powers.

ICHABOD Weymouth* (54), b. in Kittery, Me., Nov. 23,
1707; m. in 1736, Mary Knight of Berwick, Me , hed.Dec.8, 1760;

SHADRACH Weymouth' (54a), b. in Kittery, Me., Jan. 4,
1709; published Mar. 5, 1736, with Patience, dau. of Gabriel and

Mary Hamilton, bapt. in Berwick, Me., Sept. 6, 1713. She

d. and he m. (2) Winniford in 1737. He m. (3) Elizabeth Knight,
Oct. 24, 1746. Child:

210. Pierce Weymouth,^ bapt. in Eliot, Me., Mar. 1737.

TIMOTHY Weymouth" (54 d), b. in Kittery, Me., May 22,
1719 ; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Phillip and Elizabeth (Roberts) Hub-
bard, bapt. in Berwick, Me., Nov. 21, 1723. They lived in Kit-
tery and Eliot, Me., where she d. Feb. 17, 1762; he d. Feb. 4,
1765. Children:

211. Elizabeth Weymouth,^ bapt. in Eliot, May 1, 1748.

212. Dorcas Weymouth,^ bapt. in Eliot, Nov. 7, 1755.

213. Jonathan Weymouth," bapt. in Eliot, Aui;". 4, 1758.

214. Timothy Weymouth,^ bapt. in Weymouth, Sept. 7, 1763.

MARY Stacy' (55), b. in Kittery, Me., Apr. 6, 1990 ; m. June
22, 1709, John, son of John and Sarah (Emery) Thompson. They
joined the church at South Berwick, Me., Sept. 2, 1712; Mar.
24, 1738-9, he sold 15 of 30 acres granted to Gilbert Warren (his
step-father), " which grant I bought of my mother Sarah Warren."
York deeds, XXXI. 27. They lived in South Berwick and both
d. before 1754. Children :

34 GENEALOGY OF THE

215. Esther Thompson,^ b. June 11, 1710.

216. John Thompson,^ -|-

217. Noah Thompson*,^ -j-

218. Sarah Thompson,^ -|-

219. Ebenezer Thompson,^ bapt. Sept. 9, 1716.

220. Thomas Thompson/ bapt. Sejjt. 9, 1716.

221. William Thompson,^ bapt. July 20, 1718.

222. Amos Thompson,^ bapt. Mar. 20, 1720.

223. Mary Thompson,^ -|-

224. Miles Thompson,*^ bapt. Apr. 18, 1725.

SAMUEL StacyMSS), b. in Kittery, Me., Apr 19, 1698; m.
Nov. 2, 1721, Mary, dau. of Samuel and Mary (Fernald) Pray.
She d. in 1789. Children :

225. William Stacy,^ +

226. Samuel Stacy,' b. Jan. 31, 1724-5.

227. John Stacy,' b. Jan. 21, 1726-7.

228. Ebenezer Stacy,' -\-

229. Benjamin Stacy,' b. Apr. 26, 1731.

230. Timothy Stacy,' b. May 31, 1733.

BENJAMIN Stacy* (60), b. in Kittery, Me., Nov. 17, 1704;
m. (1) Oct. 7, 1730, Lydia, dau. of Mathew and Elizabeth (Brown)
Libby, b. in Kittery, Apr. 27, 1713 ; she d. and he m. (2) June,
1738, Sarah* (180), dau. of John and Hannah (MorrelF) Tidy, b.
in Kittery, Jan. 17, 1713-4. He d. Dec. 25, 1758. Children :

231. Ichabod Stacy,' b. in 1731; m. May 24, 1756, Lydia

Guptill.

232. lienjamin Stacy,' b. in 1743 ; d. 1768.

233. Hannah Stacy,' -f-

234. Lydia Stacy,' +

MEHITABLE Stacy" (61), b. in Kittery, Me., Apr 4, 1706;
m. Oct. 10, 1726, Joseph, son of Job and Charity (Nason) Emery,
b. ill South Berwick, Mc., I^'eb. 24, 1702; .she d. in 1786; he d.
July 1, 1793. Children :

HODSDON OR llODGDON FAMILV. 35

235. James Emery, "^ +

236. John Emery,^ +

237. Mary Emery, ^ b. Nov. 5, 1732.

238. Esther Emery,^ b. May 31, 1731 ; m. Asa Burbank.

239. Mehitable Emery,*^ -|-

240. Stephen Emery," b. Mar. 21, 1738.

241. EUzabeth Emery,' b. Feb. 28, 1740.

242. Joseph Emery,'^ b. Aug. 25, 1742; m Oct. 30, 1767,

Rebecca Wakefield.

243. Job Emery,' b. Jan. 29, 1745; m. Mary, dau. of Joseph

and Sarah (Emery) Hubbard, b. Jan. 12, 1745; she
d. Feb. 24, 1812.

244. William Emery,' b. Feb. 6, 1747 ; m. I'liilomclia Webber.

245. Josiah Emery,' b. Sept. 24, 1751.

MARY Townsend'' (62), b. in Boston, ISIass., about 1695; m.
in Boston, May 10, 1722, Joseph Prince. They lived in Boston.
Children :

246. Joseph Prince,' b. Apr. 12, 1723 ; m. Jan. 13, 1757, Mary

Greenwood.

247. Isaac Prince,' b. Mar. 26, 1725.

248. Elizabeth Prince,' b. Aug. 13, 1727 ; d. young

249. Caleb Prince,' b. Oct. 6, 1731; m. Sept. 25, 1755, Su-

sanna Blake.

250. James Prince,' b. Jan. 28, 1733-4.

251. Elizabeth Prince,' ) m. June 8, 1773, David lliggins.

- b. Mar. 2, 1736;

252. Abigail Prince,' ) m. May 31, 1762, Ebenezer Prout

of Scarborough, Me.

PETER Townsend' (63), b. in Boston, Mass., 1697 ; m. Mar.
12, 1718, Mary Gilbert. Child:

253. Mary Townsend,' b. Jan. 26, 1719.

MEHITABLE Townsend^ (64), b. in Boston, Ma.ss., bapt.
Feb. 19, 1702; m. Dec. 28, 1723, Benjamin Salter.

36 GENEALOGY OF THE

WILLIAM Townsend^ (65), b. in Boston, Mass., ; m.

Nov. 30, 1724, Hanna Golden ; she d. and he m. (2) before 2734,
Mary . Children :

254. William Townsend,' b. Sept. 28, 1734.

255. Mary Townsend/ b. Sept. 8, 1738.

ALEXANDER Hodgdon" (67), b. in Portsmouth, or Newing-
ton, N. H., about 1700; m. about 1725, Mary Shackford. The
first mention we find of him is a deed of land in Barrington, N.
H,, from Joshua Shackford, Nov. 25, 1734 ; he soon settled in
Rochester, N. H., and we often find his name on deeds, the last
being dated Jan. 1, 1762, when he gives his son, Alexander, Jr.,
his home, reserving a life interest in it ; no wife mentioned.

Mar. 1, 1762, Alexander Hodgdon of Rochester, sells to his
son, Eleazer, of Dover, N. H., land in Barrington and in Roches-
ter. We do not find his will or date of death. Children :

256. Eleazer Hodgdon,^ -\-

257. Samuel Hodgdon,^ bapt. in Newington, Sept. 19, 1731.

258. Ann Hodgdon,^ +

259. Abigail Hodgdon,^ bapt. in Newington, June 14, 1734.

260. Rebecca Hodgdon,*^ -|-

261. Alexander Hodgdon,^ -|-

JOSEPH Hodgdon'' (68), b. in Portsmouth, or Newington,
N.H.; m. about 1719, Patience ; they lived in New-
ington, where their children were baptized. Children:

262. Patience Hodgdon,'^ bapt. May 15, 1720.

263. Alexander Hodgdon,*^ bapt. Oct. 30, 1723.

264. John Hodgdon,"^ bapt. July 10, 1727.

265. Patience Plodgdon," bapt. July 10, 1727.

266. 'Lydia Modgdon,'' bapt. Dec. 19, 1736.

267. Abigail Hodgdon,'^ bapt. Dec. 19, 1736.

JP:RP:MIAII Ilodgdon" (69), b. in Portsmouth, or Newington,
N.Il.; m. in Newington, Apr. 16, 1721, Mary Babb. He was

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 37

hipt. at the church in Newington, July 28, 1729, Aug. 20, 17J2.
Jeremiah or Jcrcm)' Ilodgdon and wife Mary united with First
church in P^ahnouth, now Portland, Mc, and had three children
baptized. They remained in Falmouth, until 1740, which is the
latest date we find of this family. Children:

268. James Hodgdon,^ bapt in Falmouth, Aug. 20, 17.V2.

269. Benjamin Ilodgdon,^' bapt. in I'^almouth, Aug. 20, 1732. '

270. Elizabeth Hodgdon,Mwpt. in Falmouth, Aug. 20, 1732.

271. Sarah Flodgdon,^ bapt. in Newington, Oct. 3, 1731.

272. Seth Hodgdon,* bapt. in F""amouth, Sept. 17, 1732.

273. Ann Modgdon,^ bapt. in Falmouth, 1734.

274. Jeremiah Hodgdon,^ bapt. in Falmouth, 1737.

275. Mary Hodgdon,^ bapt. in Falmouth, 1740.

JOHN Modgdon' (70), b. in I^ortsmouth, or Newington, N. II.;

m. about 1721-2, Mary . They lived in Newingttjn, where

they were bapt. and united with the First Congregational Church,
May 22, 1727. Children:

276. Mary Hodgdon,^ bapt. in Newington, June 19, 1727.

277. Mehitable Hodgdon,^ bapt. in Newington, June 19, 1727.

278. Elizabeth IIodgdon,M)apt. in Newington, June 19. 1727.

279. John Hodgdon,M3apt. in Newington, Mar. 3, 1728; d.

young.
281. A chikV^ bapt. Jan., 1736.
284. John Hodgdon,^ bapt. in Newington, Jan. 5, 1746.

BENJAMIN Hodgdon^ (72), b. in Portsmouth, or Newington,
N. IT.; m. in Boston, Mass., Oct. 30, 1735, Rebecca Marshall.
They lived in lioston, where his will was written in 1772, proved
June 18, 1773 ; in the settling of his estate he is said to be heir
or have an interest in the property of Benjamin Stoakes, who m.
Nov. 4, 1717, Rebecca Kerbee, and his daughter, Rebecca, who
m. Sept. 18, 1739, John Montjoy. Children:

287. Alexander Hodgdon,^ +

288. Samuel Hodgdon,*^ a tailor in 1772.

38 GENEALOGY OF THE

289. John Hoclgxlon.^

290. Benjamin Hodgdon.^

291. Rebecca Hodgdon/ -|-

292. William Hodgdon.^

293. Joseph Hodgdon.^

JOHN Ilodgdon, Jr.'' (74), b. in Newington, N. H.; m. Jan.
30, 1729, Mary Decker. They lived in Newington, where his will
was written Nov. 2, 1782, probateel July 17, 1793 ; granddaughter
Hannah Pickering mentioned in his will. Children :

294. Jane Hodgdon,^ m. Coolbroth.

295. Phineas Hodgdon,^ -)-

296 Mary Hodgdon,^ m. Warren.

297. Charles Hodgdon,^ +

298. Temjierance Hodgdon,^ -|-

299. John Hodgdon, Jr.,' +

300. Benjamin Hodgdon,' -\-

301. Sarah Hodgdon,' m. in Newington, Sept. 2, 1773,

Stephen Ayers.

TABITHA Hodgdon* (75), b. in Boston, Mass., Jan. 4, 1703;
m. Apr. 2, 1723, in Boston, by Rev. Cotton Mather, Thomas, son
of Daniel and Elizabeth (Ballard) Stoddard. They lived in Bos-
ton, where she d. June 3, 1734, and was buried at Copp's Hill; he
m. (2) Abigail Barker; he d. Apr. 12, 1763. Children:

302. Nathaniel Stoddard,' b. in Boston, Apr. 25, 1724.

303. Elizabeth Stoddard,' +

304. Susannah Stoddard,' -|-

305. Thomas Stoddard,' b. July 11, 1729; d. young.

306. Tabitha Stoddard,' b. Sept. 15, 1730.

307. Sarah Stoddard,' +

308. Patience Stoddard,^ +

ELIZABETH Hodgdon* (79), b. in Boston, Mass., July 1,
1708; m. in Boston, Jan. 1 1, 1727, Joseph Lewis.

lIonSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY 39

JOHN Wingatc-* (87), b. in Dover, N. II., Apr. 10, 1693; ni in
Dover, in 1717, Dorotliy Tebbitts. Children:

309. Jolin Win-ate," b. May 5, 1719.

310. Samuel Wingatc,^ b. Feb. 19, 1721.

311. Daniel W'ingate,^ b. Jan. 28, 1722-3.

312. Jo.shua Wingate,^ b. July 28, 1725.

313. Jonathan Wingate,^ bapt. Oct. 22, 1727.

314. Mose.s Wingate,^ bapt. Nov. 23, 1729.

315. Elizabeth Wingate,^ bapt. Nov. 23, 1729.

316. Dorothy Wingate,"'^ bapt. Sept. 23, 1733.

317. Noah Wingate,^ bapt. Sei)t. 27, 1735.

318. Aaron Wingate,MDapt. Feb 6, 1737.

319. Sarah Wingatc,^ bapt. Aug. 20, 1738.

320. Ann Wingate,^ bapt. Mar. 14, 1742.

321. Moses Wingate.^ )

I bapt. Nov 28, 1743.

322. Aaron Wingate,^ )

323. Mchitable Wingate,^ bapt. Feb. 22, 1747.

ANN Wingate^ (88), b. in Dover, N. H., Feb. 2, 1694; m. in
Dover, June 3, 1713, iM-ancis Drew ; he d. May 10, 1717, and she
m. (2) Jan. 1, 1719, Daniel Titcomb of Dover. Children :

324. Joseph Drew,'^ b. Apr. 8, 1717.

325. Ann Titcomb,^ b. Oct. 15, 1719.

326. William Titcomb,^ b. Dec. 20, 1721.

327. Sarah Titcomb,^ )

^ b. Jan. 27, 1724.

328. Mary Titcomb,^ )

329. John Titcomb,' b. Mar. 20, 1727.

330. Elizabeth Titcomb,' b. Apr. 21, 1728.

331. Daniel Titcomb,' b. Apr. 30, 1731.

332. David Titcomb,' b. July 25, 1733.

333. Abigail Titcomb," bapt. Nov. 23, 1734.

334. Enoch Titcomb,' bapt. Apr. 30, 1738.

335. Benjamin Titcomb,' bapt. June 12, 1743; m. Dec. 30,

1773, Hannah Hanson ; he d. of consumption, May
4, 1799, called Col. Benjamin Titcomb.

40 GENEALOGY OF THE

SARAH Wingate* (89), b. in Dover, N. H., Feb. 17, 1696 ; m
about 1716, Peter Hayes of Dover, where they Uved. Children:

336. Ann Hayes,^ b. June 3, 1718.

337. Reuben Hayes,^ b. May 8, 1720.

338. Jo.seph Hayes,M5. Mar. 15, 1722.

339. Ik-njamin Haye.s,^ b. Mar. 1, 1724.

340. Mehital)le Haye.s,^ b. Mar. 2, 1725.

341. John Hayes,^ bapt. Oct. 27, 1728.

342. Lydia Haye.s,5 ) d. young.

y bapt. Apr. 25, 1733.

343. Joanna Hayes, ^ )

344. Lydia Hayes,^ bapt. Aug. 10, 1735.

345. Ichabod Hayes,^ bapt. Oct. 2, 1737.
346 Elijah Hayes, ^ bapt. Sept. 27, 1741.

MOSES Wingate^ (90), b. in Dover, N. H., Dec. 27, 1698 ; m.
about 1725, Abigail, dau. of John and Mercy Church, b. in Dover,
May 15, 1702. She united with the First Church in Dover, Sept.
14, 1729, and had her two oldest children baptized. Lieut. Moses
Wingate d. in Dover, Feb. 9, 1782, aged 84. Children :

347. Edmund Wingate,^ bapt. with his mother, Sept. 14, 1729.

348. Abigail Wingate,^ bapt with her mother, Sept. 14, 1729.

349. Deborah Wingate,^ bapt. Aug. 2, 1730.

350. P:benezer Wingate,^ bapt. Mar. 18, 1733.

351. Ann Wingate,^ bapt. Oct. 3, 1736.

352. Moses Wingate,^ bapt. Aug. 20, 1738.

353. Benjamin Wingate,''^ bapt. Sept. 28, 1740.

354. Ebenezer Wingate,Moapt. May 23, 1742.

ISRAEL Hodgdon, Jr. (98), b. in Dover, N. H., Mar. 25,
1697; m. in Dover, Aug. 9, 1725, Hannah, dau. of John and
Elizabeth (Meader) Ilan.son, b. in Dover, Jan. 11, 1705; they
lived in Dover, where she d. Jan. 1, 1737-8. He m. (2) in Dover,
Sept. 21, 1738, Mary, dau. of Edmund and Abigail (Green)
John.son of Hampton, N. H,, b. Nov. 3, 1707.

We find the following in the "Historical Memoranda Concern-

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 41

ing Persons and Places in old Dover, N.H." "John Hanson was
a son of Thomas Hanson, and grandson of Thomas, sen., who
'tooke the oeth of fidellitie'at Dover June 4, 1661. John lived at
Nock's Marsh on the place where Samuel Hanson now lives.
Being a Friend, he refused to leave his exposed position, and his
house was marked for an attack. Thirteen Indians and French
Mohawks, lay for several days near it in ambush, waiting until
Hanson and his men were away, for the Indians were a cowardly
set of villains; and when he had gone to the week<lay meeting
and two sons were at work at some distance, the Indians entered
the house; Mrs. Hanson, a servant, and four children were in the
house, of which, one child the Indians immediately killed to ter-
rify the others; two other children were at play in the orchard,
and would have escaped but that just as the Indians had finished
rifling the house, the two came in sight and made such a noise
that the Indians killed the youngest boy to stop an alarm, with
Mrs. Hanson, her babe of two weeks, a boy of six years and two
daughters, one fourteen years old, the other sixteen, and the ser-
vant girl. All reached Canada, but the party was repeatedly sub-
divided during the journey.

The first person who discoverd the tragedy was Hanson's old-
est daughter (afterward Mrs. Hodgdon) on her return from meet-
ing. Seeing the children dead she gave a shriek which was dis-
tinctly heard by her mother in the hands of the enemy and by
her brothers at work. Persuit was instantly made but the Indians
avoided all paths and escaped undiscovered. After this disaster
Hanson removed the remainder of his family to the house of his
brother 'who, says Belknap' though of the same religious persua-
sion yet had a number of lusty sons and always kept his fire-arms
in good order for the purpose of shooting game."

Mr. Hanson soon after the attack went to Canada to ransom
his family; the following item from the News-Letter of 1725 is
of interest in that connection :

" Newport. Aug. 27, (1725) On Tuesday last (Aug. 24) arrived
here Mr. John Hanson, Dover, Piscataqua, and about a Month's
time from Canade, but last from New York, with his wife & three

42 GENEALOGY OF THE

children and a Servant Woman, as also one Ebenezer Downs,
having a wife & five children at Piscataqua ; also one Miles
Thompson, a Boy, who were all taken Captives about Twelve
Months since, by the Enemy Indians, and carried to Canada, ex-
cept Mr. Hanson ; who at the same time lost Two of his sons by
the Indians ; & now it hath cost him about ^700 for their Ran-
som, including his other necessary charges. He likewise informs.
That another of his children, a Young Woman of about Seventeen
Years of Age was carried Captive at the same time with the rest
of his Family, with whom he conversed for several Hours, but
could not obtain her Ransom ; for the Indians would not consent
to part with her on any terms, so he was obliged to leave her.

Mr. Hanson got home 1 Sept. 1725, but he could not content
himself while his daughter Sarah was in Canada ; and about the
19th of April, 1727, started in company with a kinsman who with
his wife was bound on a similarly sad errand to redeem children ;
but he was taken sick on the journey and died about half way be-
tween Albany and Canada. The daughter married a Frenchman
and never returned."

Mr. Hodgdon was taxed in Dover in 1741, at which time he was
called an Ensign. In the several deeds given by him, he is called a
housewright, as well as a yeoman. He probably followed both
vocations.

May 15, 1722, Israel sold William Twombly a tract of eight
acres of land, situated at Barbadoes (Dover) ; being part of a
grant of sixty acres of land at Salmon Falls, which were granted
to Israel Hodgdon, sen.

Sept. 9, 1741, Israel Hodgdon, jun., sold David Drew twenty
acres of land on the westerly side of Bellamy's Bank, above
Merritt's Mill.

Apr. 28, 1741, Israel Hodgdon, jun., sold Benjamin Allen 76
acres of land at Rochester, being lot No. 119.

Feb. 17, 1753, Israel, with his children, Timothy Caleb, Elijah
Estes and Sarah his wife, sold their interest in an estate at
Nock's Marsh, which belonged to John Hanson, deceased.

Apr. 28, 1755, Israel of Dover (at this time the word junior

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 43

was left off from his name), for £374, old tenor, sold Joseph
Wentworth of Somers worth 25 acres of land, laid out above Great
Falls, bounded by the river.

Jul. 2, 1765, Israel sold his son Peter Hodgdon, certain land at
Nottingham, containing 93 acres, adjoining town of Harrington.

"Israel Hodgdon of Dover, yeoman, for ;^500, sells Stephen
Evans, my homestead farm, lying at a place called Nock's Marsh
in Dover, where I now dwell, containing 120 acres; Beginning at
ye Southeasterly corner of Benjamin Evans' land, adjoining on
and to ye westerly side of ye road leading from Little worth, so
called, to Bellaman Bank River and running to the River, with
all buildings &c."
Dated, Jan. 1, 1768.

N. H. records, vol. 89, p. 479.

" Benjamin Page of Weare, for £525, sells Israel Hodgdon of
Dover, a certain tract of land in Kensington, being the place on
which I lately dwelt, containing 100 acres, bounded Northerly by
a road leading from Drinkwater Road over the Red Oak Ridge,
Westerly by land of David Green, in part, land of Elisha Prescott,
in part, and land belonging to the heirs of Ebenezer Prescott, de-
ceased, in part. Southerly by Stumphill Road, Easterly by land of
Elisha Chase, in part, and by land of James Fogg, in part, together
with the buildings thereon. Also five acres of fresh meadow at
Greasy Swamp."
Dated, Feb. 9, 1768.

N.H. deeds, vol. 89. p. 502.

Sept. 24, 1777, he sold the homestead to his son Caleb for
;^500, giving a deed of the farm purchased of Benjamin Page,
with this addition:

"Also another piece of land I purchased of Elisha Prescott,
Sept. 2, 1772, containing 211-2 acres, excepting ten acres which
I sold my son Peter Hodgdon."
Dated, Sept. 24, 1777.

Will dated. May 18, 1779, ''Gives daughter Sarah Estes. 5s;
gives sons: Timothy, Caleb, Edmund, Israel, Peter, John and
Moses, each 5s; to daughter Abigail 5s; gives wife Mary, all ni)'

44 GENEALOGY OF THE

buildings where I now live, with all movable estate."
Probated, Apr. 25, 1780. Children:

355. Sarah Hodgdon,^ +

356. Timothy Hodgdon,^ -|-

357. Caleb Hodgdon,^ +

358. Edmund Hodgdon,^ -\-

359. Israel Hodgdon,^ +

360. Peter Hodgdon,^ +

361. John Hodgdon,^ +

362. Abigail Hodgdon,^ +

363. Moses Hodgdon,^ +

MOSES Hodgdon (99), b. in Dover, N.H., Apr. 7, 1702; m.
in Kittery, Me., July 4, 1723, Sarah, dau. of Thomas and Sarah
(Furbish) Thompson, b. in Kittery, Sept. 22, 1702. He and his
wife were members of the First Church in South Berwick which
was organized 1702. They were dismissed from that church and
with others, formed the "Blackberry Hill" church in 1755; he
was elected an Elder shortly after the church was organized and
held the office until his death Feb. 4, 1782, she d. in Berwick,
Aug. 2, 1781. Children:

364. Joshua Hodsdon,^ -j-

365. Moses Hodsdon,^ bapt. Oct. 1, 1727 ; d. young.

366. Israel Hodsdon,^ -\-

367. Thomas Hodsdon,^ bapt. Nov. 8, 1733 ; d. young.

368. Sarah Hodsdon,^bapt. Aug. 31, 1735 ; m. Worster.

369. Moses Hodsdon,^ -\-

SHADRACH Hodgdon^ (100), b. in Dover, N. H., about
1709; m. 1731-2, Mary, dau. of Joseph and Tamson (Meserve)
Ham, b. in Dover, Dec. 28, 1706. They lived on the homestead
which his father deeded him Feb. 26, 1731. He was a member
of the Fourth Provincial Congress, and was at times called Cap-
tain. In 1777, he was a member of the General Assembly, when
he was styled Major. Shadrach, with his wife Mary and two
children, were baptized in the First Church, Dover, Oct. 10,

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 45

1736, and for many years served as deacon. He d. in Dover,
Nov. 15, 1791, aged 82 years ; she d. Mar. 19, 1796, aged 90 years.
Children :

370. Ann Hodgdon,' bapt. Oct. 10, 1736.

371. Israel Hodgdon,^ bapt. Oct. 10, 1736.

372. Jo.seph Hodgdon,^ bapt. Oct. 2i, 1737.

373. Mary Hodgdon,*^ bapt. June 15, 1740.

374. Shadrach Hodgdon,^ bapt. Feb. 4, 1742.

375. Abigail Hodgdon,^ bapt. June 9, 1745.

376. Susanna Hodgdon,^ bapt. May 10, 1747.

377. Daniel Hodgdon,^ bapt. May 6, 1750.

MARY Hodgdon^ (102), b. in Dover, N. H., about 1700; m.
about 1720, Nathaniel, son of Richard and Elizabeth Randall.
They lived in Durham, N. H., where he'd. Mar. 9, 1749 ; admin-
istration on his estate was granted to his widow and the estate
was divided Apr. 25, 1759 ; she d. Jan. 2, 1775. Children :

378. Simon Randall,"' bapt. First Church Dover, May 9, 1725.

379. Jonathan Randall,^ bapt. Oct. 25, 1730.

ABIGAIL Hodsdon* (103), b. in Berwick, Me., July 16, 1700;
m. Dec. 26, 1721, Bial, son of David and Anna (Jackson) Hamil-
ton, b. in what is now Rollinsford, N.H., 1676. She was his sec-
ond wife, he having m. (1) Mary, dau. of William Hearl ; they
lived in South Berwick. His will was written, 1758, probated
1763. Children:

380. Joshua Hamilton,"^ bapt. June 7, 1724.

381. Jeremiah Hamilton,^ bapt. June, 1725; m.Junc 21, 1758,

Sarah Hamilton.

382. Joseph Hamilton,^ -f

383. Abigail Hamilton,^ b. about 1729 ; m. Jan. 5, 1751, John

Turner Bolthood.

384. Jonas Hamilton,^ bapt. Apr. 5, 1731 ; m. Dec. 29. 1757,

Charity, dau. of John and Charity (Hooper) Key,
bapt. June 23, 1737.

46 GENEALOGY OF THE

385. Solomon Hamilton/ -|-

386. Susanna Hamilton/ bapt. June 21, 1739; m. July 13,

1788, Edward Haggens.

BENJAMIN Hodsdon^ (104), b. in Berwick, Me., Jan. 23,
1702; published, Sept. 8, 1722, with Mary, dau. of Samuel and
Mary (Rhodes) Shorey, b. in Eliot, Me., Sept. 23, 1702. They
lived in Berwick, where he d. in 1774, as shown by will. Children :

387. Benjamin Hodsdon,^ -|-

388. Stephen Hodsdon,^ bapt. Dec. 24, 1727.

389. A son,^ bapt. July 7, 1728.

390. Mary Hodsdon,^ bapt. July 7, 1728 ; m. William Frost.

391. Elizabeth Hodsdon,^ bapt. Apr. 18, 1731; m. Joshua

Smith.

392. Joseph Hodsdon,^ bapt. Aug. 1, 1736.

393. Lydia Hodsdon,^ bapt. Aug. 1, 1736; m. Stephen Hods-

don* (146).

394. Jacob Hodsdon,^ -j-

395. James Hodsdon,^ bapt. Mar. 27, 1743-4; m. Dec. 19,

1765, Sarah, dau. of Hugh and Hester (Gowen) Ross.

396. Nathan Hodsdon,^ bapt. Dec. 10, 1745; m. Mar. 26,

1772, Mary Barrons.

AMY Hodsdon*(105), b. in Berwick, Me., Nov. 22, 1704; m.
Mar. 15, 1725, Dea. John, son of Samuel and Mary (Rhodes)
Shorey, b. Aug. 10, 1704, in Eliot, Me. She d. and he m. (2)
Mary, dau. of Samuel Clark of Portsmouth, N. H.; his will was
written in 1762. Child:

397. Amy Shorey,^ m. Landers Grant, bapt. Sept. 11,

1726.

MARGARET Hodsdon" (107), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Apr.
19, 1716, with her brother and sisters, b about 1708; m. in 1728,
Gabriel, son of Gabriel and Mary Hamilton, bapt. Sept. 6, 1713,
with his brother and sisters, b. about 1705. They lived in Ber-

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 47

wick, where his will was written June 6, 1776, probated Nov. 6,
1783. Children:

398 Mary Hamilton,'^ +

399. Jerusha Hamilton,'^ bapt. July 19, 1730; m. about 1751,

Thomas Cook of York, Me.

400. Gabriel Hamilton,^ -f-

401. Amy Hamilton,'^ bapt. May 19, 1734; m. Dec. IS, 1752,

Benjamin Kilgore.

402. Sarah Hamilton,^ bapt. Nov. 16, 1735; m. Lord.

403. Reuben Hamilton,^ bapt. July 20, 1740; not mentioned

in his father's will.

404. Simeon Hamilton,^ bapt. June 14, 1741 ;m. Apr. 9, 1766,

Mary Hearl.

405. Silas Hamilton,^ bapt. July 6, 1743; not mentioin'd in his

father's will.

406. Margery Hamilton,^ m. Carlisle.

407. Lydia Hamilton,^ +

408. Patience Hamilton,^ m. Gray.

409. Elijah Hamilton,^ m. in 1779, Lydia, dau. of

Ephraim and Sarah (Walker) Jo)', b. in Berwick,
May 29, 1762.

ABIGAIL Modsdon^ (112), b. in Berwick, Me., Aug. 16, 1724 ;

m. Nov. 25, 1747, Joseph, .son of William ami Mary ( )

Chadbourne, b. in Berwick, June 1, 1720. She d. and he m. (2)
Nov. 19, 1762, Mrs. Mary (Grant) Hamilton ; she d. and he m. (3)
Sally Hodsdon, who d. July 31, 1803. He d. Jan. 15, ISOS.
Children :

410. Joseph Chadbourne,'^ bapt. June 26, 1748; ni Sept. 12.

1771, Martha, dau. of John and Mary (Grant) Ham-
ilton, bapt. Jan. 24, 1753. He d. at Little Falls. Me.

411. Prudence Chadbourne,'^ bapt. July 7, 1749; m. (1) .An-

drew Clark, m. (2) Enoch Chase.

412. Mary Chadbourne,'^ b. ; m. Vch. 20. 1779, Na-

thaniel, .son of John and Abigail (Goodwin) (uiptill,
bapt. July 24, 1754.

48 GENEALOGY OF THE

413. Scammon Chadbourne,^ b. ; pub. May 8, 1777,

with Hannah, dau. of Thomas and Mary ( )

Guptill, bapt. Mar. 12, 1747. He was a Revolution-
ary soldier.

414. Mark Chadbourne,^ b. in 1753 ; m. Peggy Beck of Ports-

mouth, N. H., where they lived.

415. Benjamin Chadbourne,^ b. ; m. Mary Walker.

He was a Revolutionary soldier and d. in the South.

416. Japhet Chadbourne,^ b. ; was a Revolutionary

soldier and was lost at sea.

417. Sarah Chadbourne.^ (.?)

DANIEL Hodsdon''(113), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. June 11,
1727 ; m. Aug. 31, 1749, Patience, widow of Daniel Grant. They
lived in South Berwick. Children :

418. Hannah Hodsdon,^ bapt. Dec. 6, 1755.

419. Samuel Hodsdon,^ bapt. Dec. 6, 1755; m. Dec. 7, 1785,

Anna Libby.

THOMAS Hodsdon''(ll5), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. July 5,
1730 ; m. (1) Sarah, dau. of Caleb Seaver of Roxbury, Mass.; m.
(2) Mar. 5, 1761, Rebecca, dau. of Rev. John and Elizabeth (Pratt)
Emerson.

PRUDENCE Hodsdon^ (116), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Sept.
24, 1732; m. July 18, 1753, Joseph, son of Richard and Mary
(Goodwin) Lord, b. in Kittery, Me., July 26, 1728 ; they lived in
South Berwick. Children :

420. Martha Lord,*^ bapt. Feb. 21, 1754.

421. Jeremiah Lord,"^ bapt. Mar. 4, 1754.

422. Richard Lord,^bapt. Feb. 1, 1756; m. Mary, dau. of 13cn-

jaminand Elizabeth (Hill) Gerrish, bapt. Jan. 2, 1761.

423. Joseph Lord,^ bapt. May 20, 1758; d. young.

424. Eunice Lord,^ bapt. Jan. 31, 1762.

425. J()sci)h Lord,"* bapt. July 24, 1764.

426. Samuel Lord,'' bapt. Dec. 19, 1766.

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 49

427. Joel Lord,'^ bapt. May 8, 1768.

428. William Lord/ +

RICHARD Hodsdon^(119), b. in Berwick, Me., m.

Judith, dau. of Phillipand Judith (Heard) Fall, b. in Kittery, Me.,
Apr. 3, 1719. They lived in South Berwick and she administered
his estate in 1804. Children:

429. Margaret Hodsdon,^ bapt. in 15er\vick, May 15, 1745; m.

Feb. 21, 1771, Jeremiah,^ son of Thomas and Mary
Hodsdon^ (455).

430. David Hodsdon,^ bapt. Nov. 15, 1745; m. Sarah ;

will written in 1807.

431. William Hodsdon,^ +

432. Robert Hodsdon,^ living in Berwick, 1810.

433. Andrew Hodsdon,Miving in Berwick, 1810.

SARAH Hodsdon^ (122), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Oct. 26,
1741; m. Mar. 6, 1753, Stephen, son of Simon and Martha (Lord)
Emery, b. Mar. 21, 1730. He was an Elder in the Free Baptist
Church at Kittery, Me. Children:

434. Stephen Emery, ^ -|-

435. Joshua Emery, ^ -|-

436. Jacob Emery,^ -\-

437. Simon Emery,'^ -|-

438. Abigail Emery,* b. in 1761; m. Ebenezer Nowell of

York, Me.

439. Prudence Emery,^ +

440. George Emery,^-|-

441. Dominicus Emery,^ -f-

442. Mary Emery,'"' b. 1768; d. unm.

443. William Emery,^ b. in 1770; a physician in New Or-

leans, La.

444. Ichabod Emery, ^ -j-

JOHN Hodsdon' (124), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. July 26, 1 7 1 3 ;

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m. Elizabeth ; m. (2) pub. Mar. 29, 1766, with Abigail

Gowen. Administration of his estate granted to son Stephen,
April 12, 1769. Children :

445. Timothy Hodsdon,^ bapt. Sept. 7, 1750.

446. James Hodsdon,^ bapt. Sept. 7, 1750.

447. Daniel Hodsdon,^ bapt. Sept. 7, 1750.

448. Stephen Hodsdon,^ +

THOMAS Hodsdon* (124 a), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Mar.

20, 1715; m. Mary . They lived in South Berwick; will

written June 3, 1774-7, probated Jan., 1794. Children :

449. Thomas Hodsdon,^ +

450. Sarah Hodsdon,^ bapt. June 6, 1742; m. about 1800,

Ebenezer Lord of Lebanon, Me., as his second wife.

451. Eunice Hodsdon,^ bapt. Aug. 9, 1747 ; m. Oct. 18, 1768,

Ebenezer Heard.

452. Amy Hodsdon,^ -f-

453. Mary Hodsdon,^ bapt. in 1740 ; m. Grant.

454. Daniel Hodsdon,^ bapt. in 1745; m. in Portsmouth, N.

H., Dec. 17, 1777, Sarah Woorster.

455. Jeremiah Hodsdon,* b. ; m. Margaret Hodsdon^

(429).

456. Benjamin Hodsdon,^ b. ; m. Apr. 20, 1780, Sarah

Lord, probably dau. of Jeremiah and Sarah (Grant-
Hamilton) Lord, bapt. in South Berwick, July 22,
1761.

MARY Hod.sdon^ (125), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Jan. 28,
1717; m. in 1738-9, William, son of John, Jr., and Grizzel (Grant)
Key, b. in Berwick, Feb. 4, 1703. They lived in South Berwick.
Children :

457. John Kcy,"^ bapt. Feb. 17, 1739-40; m. Apr. 9, 1767,

Mehitable Early.

458. Ann Key,"^ bapt. Jan. 10, 1741-2.
495. Mary Key,'* -f

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460. Hannah Key/ +

461. Daniel Key,'^ bapt. June 24, 1748.

MARY Shackley" (127), b. in Berwick, Me., Nov. 6, 1711 ; m.
about 1732, Samuel, son of Samuel and Martha (Wentworth)
Lord, b. in Kittery, Me., about 1712. They lived in South Ber-
wick, where he d. Feb. 7, 1774; date of her death not given.
Children :

462. Mary Lord,^ -|-

463. Samuel Lord,^ -|-

464. Dorcas Lord,*^ bapt. Jan. 1, 1738 ; d. Jan. 16, 1772.

465. Paul Lord,^bapt Jan. 4, 1742 ; m. Jan. 27, 1782, Hannah

Frost.

466. Isaac Lord,^ bapt. Jan. 1, 1744 ; not named in his father's

will.

467. Abigail Lord,^ bapt. Mar. 20, 1748 ; living in 1773.

468. Catherine Lord,^ bapt. April 1, 1750; not mentioned in

her father's will.

469. Margery Lord,^ named in her father's will ; m. Sept. 15,

1768, Edward Demsey.

470. Mark Lord,^ bapt. June 7, 1752 ; d. Mar. 23, 1821.

471. Martha Lord, '^ bapt. Mar 25, 1755 ; not mentioned in her

father's will.

RICHARD Shackley, Jr.* (129), b. in Berwick, Me., Mar. 8,
1714; m. (1) Martha, dau. of Daniel and ISlary (Lord-Hodsdon)
Emery, b. in Berwick, June 24, 1721. She d. and he m. (2) July
12, 1762, Sarah ( ), widow of Elijah Goodwin, Sen., of Ber-
wick, who d. 1757. Mr. Shackley was a deacon in the Congrega-
tional Church in South Berwick. Children :

472. Daniel Shackley,^ bapt. Nov. 23, 1740.

473. Sarah Shackley,^ bapt. Jan. 8, 1742; m. Apr. 27, 1762,

Elijah, son of Abraham and Martha ((Jowcn) Loril,
bapt. May 17, 1741. They settled in Lebanon, Me.

474. Martha Shackley,'^ bapt. Nov. 15, 1743.

475. Hannah Shackley,' bapt. Sept. 6, 1745 ; d. young.

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476. Richard Shackley, 3d/ -f

477. Hannah Shackley/ bapt. Sept., 1748; m. May 8, 1770,

Elijah Goodwin, Jr.

478. Elizabeth Shackley,^ bapt. Apr. 21, 1752.

479. Lois Shackley,^ bapt. May 1, 1754 ; d. young.

480. Mary Shackley,^ bapt. Aug. 23, 1759 ; m. Apr. 29, 1784,

Benjamin, son of Taylor and Elizabeth (Nason)
Goodwin, bapt. Nov. 30, 1754.

481. Thomas Shackley,^ b. ; m. Apr. 27, 1775, Bridget

Nason.

482. Lois Shackley,^ bapt. June 1, 1760; m. Apr. 29, 1784,

Ichabod, son of Nathan and Elizabeth (Shackley)
Lord, bapt. in Berwick, Apr. 2, 1758.

MIRIAM Shackley' (130), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Nov. 10,
1717 ; m. Patrick* (142), son of Nicholas and Abigail (Hodsdon)
Gowen, b. in Kittery, Me., Mar 30, 1707. Children:

483. Samuel Gowen,'^ a soldier at Fort Ticonderoga in 1758.

484. Patrick Gowen, Jr.,^ b. ; m . , Abigail ,

and lived in Lebanon, Me.

ABIGAIL Shackley' (131), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Dec. 11,
1720 ; m. Samuel, son of Simon and Margaret (Lord) Emery, b.
in 1732; pub. Feb. 28, 1756.

SAMUEL Shackley' (132), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. July 8,
1722; m. May 21, 1745, Amy, dau. of Richard and Mary (Good-
win) Lord, b. in Kittery, Me., Nov. 26, 1724, and settled in Ken-
nebunk, Me. Children :

485. John Shackley,'^ bapt. Oct. 11, 1750; m. June 1, 1773,

Sarah Nason ; was then of Wells, Me.

486. Richard Shackley.^

487. Joseph Shackley.^

488. Thomas Shackley.

489. Ebenezcr Shackley.

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490. Keziah Shackley.^

491. Mary Shackley.^

JOHN Shacklcy^ (133), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Oct. 18,
1724; m. Nov. 13, 1751, Eunice, dau. of Benjamin and Mary
(Neal) Hill, b. in Kittery, Me., Nov. 6, 1730. Children:

492. Daniel Shackley,^ bapt. May 12, 1754 ; d. young.

493. Daniel Shackley,^ bapt. in Eliot, Me., Mar. 3, 1756.

ELIZABETH Shackley^ (134), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Jan.
16, 1727; m. Aug. 1, 1754, Nathan, son of Richard and Mary
(Goodwin) Lord, b. in Kittery, Me., Dec. 5, 1718. They lived in
South Berwick. Children :

494. Nathan Lord, Jr.,^ bapt. Sept. 5, 1756; m. Mar. 25, 1784,

Elizabeth Haggens.

495. Ichabod Lord,^ bapt. Apr 2, 1758;m. Lois Shackley^ (482).

496. Olive Lord,' bapt. June 30, 1760.

497. Elizabeth Lord,' bapt. Apr. 18, 1763; d. young.

498. Jonathan Lord,' bapt. Oct. 9, 1763; d. young.
499 Jonathan Lord,' bapt. June 3, 1765.

500. Hannah Lord,' bapt. July 31, 1767.

501. Jotham Lord,' bapt. Jan. 6, 1769; m. Nov. 9, 1800, Bct-

sey^ dau. of David and Lydia (Stacy' [234],) Furbish.

502. Elizabeth Lord,' bapt. Dec. 27, 1773.

SARAH Shackley^(13S), b. in Berwick, Mc., bapt. Jan. 16,
1727; m. June 27, 1751, Daniel, son of Daniel Jr., and Mary
(Lord-Hodsdon) Emery, b. in Kittery, Me., Aug. 18, 1731. They
lived in Berwick. Children:

503. Sarah Emery,' bapt. Aug. 7, 1757; m. Sept. 8, 1775,

Stephen, son of Stephen and Sarah (Hodsdon)
Emery, b. in Kittery, Me., Dec. 1753.

504. Daniel Emery,' bapt. Mar. 25, 1759; m. Olive Lord and

lived in Eliot.

505. Nahum Emery,' bapt. Oct. 30, 1763;m. (1) Rhoda Emery;

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m. (2) Eunice Hodsdon; m. (3) Sarah Pickernell.
Rhoda,^ a dau. by second marriage, m. William Pike.

506. Nathan Emery, ^ bapt. Oct. 30, 1763; m. Hannah Kings-

bury.

507. Joel Emery,^ bapt. Sept. 1, 1765.

508. Rosea Emery,^ bapt. May 30, 1767.

ABIGAIL Gowen* (136), b. in Kittery, Me., bapt. Apr. 12,
1695; m. Feb. 14, 1713, Miles, son of Bartholomew Thompson, b.
Feb. 15, 1689. They lived in South Berwick, Me. Children:

509. Katharine Thompson,^ bapt. Mar. 23, 1727.

5 1 0. Bartholomew Thompson,^ -|~

511. Miles Thompson,^ bapt. Mar. 23, 1727; d. in 1748.

512. Abigail Thompson,^ bapt. Mar. 23, 1727; d. young.

513. Miriam Thompson,^ -|-

514. Mary Thompson,^ bapt. Mar. 23, 1727.

515. Nicholas Thompson,^ bapt. Nov. 24, 1728; settled in

Falmouth, now Westbrook, Me.

516. Amy Thompson,^ bapt. Sept. 1, 1734.

517. Elizabeth Thompson,^ bapt. June 20, 1736.

518. Abigail Thompson,^ bapt. Mar. 22, 1740 ; d. young.

519. Abigail Thompson,^ bapt. Oct. 3, 1742.

ELIZABETH Gowen^ (137), b. in Kittery, Me., bapt. July 5,
1697 ; m. Dec. 8, 1718, Joseph Hart, b. in Lynn, Mass., Sept. 12,
1689. They lived in Berwick, Me , where he d., 1769. Children :

520. Ruth Hart,^ -f

521. Moses Hart,^ b. in Berwick, bapt Dec. 4, 1720.

522. Elias Hart,' bapt. Feb. 3, 1722.

523. Elizabeth Hart,' )

[ bapt. Nov. 29, 1724.

524. Abigail Hart,' )

525. Joseph Hart,' bapt. Mar. 23, 1727.

526. A child,' bapt. Oct. 13, 1728.

527. John Hart,' bapt. May 2, 1731.

MARGARET Gowen^ (138), b. in Kittery, Me, Mar. 19,

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. SS

1699; m. .\pr. 10, 1717, Abraham, son of Nathan, Jr., and
Martha (Tozier) Lord, b. in Kittery, Oct. 29, 1699. They lived
in Kittery. His will was dated Apr. 1 1, 1772, i)robated Apr. 20,
1779. Shed. Feb. 11, 1775. Children:

528. Simeon Lord,^ bapt. Oct. 11, 1719.

529. Benjamin Meads Lord,* -|-

530. Abraham Lord,"^ -f-

531. Nathan Lord," bapt. Dec. 1, 1723 ; m. Elizabeth Shackley*

(134).

532. Nicholas Lord,* +

533. Joshua Lord,* bapt. May 5, 1728

534. Jeremiah Lord,* -\-

535. David Lord,* -j-

536. Solomon Lord,* bapt. June 2, 1734.

537. Elijah Lord,* bapt. May 17, 1741 ; m. Apr. 27, 1762,

Sarah Shackley* (473), and settled in Lebanon, Me.

538. Margaret Lord,* +

539. Sarah Lord,* b. in Kittery; m. July 29, 1762, Samuel,

son of Thomas and Abigail ( ) Jellison, b. in

South Berwick, Me., bapt. Aug. 5, 1739.

HESTER Gowen* (139), b. in Kittery, Me., Nov. 20, 1701 ;
m. Feb. 19, 1727, Hugh Ross, who came from Belfast, Ireland,
and lived in the northern part of Eliot, Me. Hester d. and he m.

(2) Patience , by whom he had eight children. According

to Tate's Journal Hugh Ross of Berwick, Me., was buried Mar.
2, 1776. Children:

540. William Ro.ss,* bapt. June, 1732; m. Mrs. Sarah (Chad-

bourne) Smith.

541. John Ross,* bapt. Oct. 6, 1734.

542. Sarah Ross,* b. ; m. Dec. 19, 1765, James, .son of

James and Mary (Shorey) Hodsdon, bapt. Mar. 27,
1744.

Wn^LIAM Gowen^ (141), b. in Kittery, Me., Apr. 4, 1705;
m. June 24, 1724, his cousin Jane, dau. of John and Mercy (Ham-

56 GENEALOGY OF THE

mond) Gowen, b. in Kittery, May 13, 1706. William was a scout
in John Wheelwright's company in 1722 ; d. in 1748. Mrs. Gowen
d. in Boston, Mass., Sept. 20, 1750. Children :

543. William Gowen,^ +

544. Nicholas Gowen,'^ b. May 4, 1729; pub. Oct. 5, 1751,

with Keziah Cole of Wells, Me.

545. George Gowen,^ b. May 15, 1733; m. 1755, Abigail

Martin.

546. Mary Gowen,^ b. Aug. 1, 1736; m. Oct. 6, 1750, Elijah

Kingsbury of York, Me.

547. John Gowen,^ -j-

548. Jane Gowen,' b. Mar. 20, 1743.

ANNA GowenMl43), b. in Kittery, Me., June 29, 1709; m.

Dec. 9, 1724, Richard, son of Jonathan and Mary ( ) Thur-

lo of Newbury, Mass., where they had a family of children.

Hon. JAMES Gowen* (144), b. in Kittery, Me., Feb. 14, 1715 ;
m. (1) Nov. 29, 1738, Anna, dau. of William and Sarah (Gowen)
Smith ; she d. and he m. (2) before 1769, Lois, dau. of John and
Elizabeth (Norton) Woodbridge, b. Apr 28, 1725. He was a
captain, selectman twenty years, Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas seven years, representative to General Court seven years,
and Governor's Council 1770-4. He was a cornet in the Blue
Troop of Horse in 1757, and captain in Jedediah Preble's regi-
ment at Fort Ticonderoga in 1758. He d. about 1781; his widow,
Lois, d. about 1813. Judge Gowen lived in the part of Kittery,
now Eliot, Me., where his house, built in 1730, was known as
"The Shapl(*igh House," being occupied by his youngest daughter
and her family. It was standing until Apr., 1899, a little north
of the schoolhouse in district number one. Children :

549. Sarah Gowen,' -|-

550. Abigail Gowen,' -|-

551. Elizabeth Gowen,' -j-

552. Phebe Gowen,' +

553. Anna Gowen,' -|-

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554. Mary Gowen,^ -|-

555. Louise Gowen,'' -j-

JOHN Hoclsdon* (145), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. Aug. 29,

1736; m. Martha , and he seem.s to have d. young, as his

widow and children are said to have been in the Bermuda or Ba-
hama Islands. Children :

556. John Hodsdon,^ with his mother in the Bermudas or Ba-

hama Islands.

557. Martha Hodsdon,^ in the Bermudas or Bahama Islands.

STEPHEN Hodsdon^ (146), b. in Berwick, Me., bapt. with his
brother, Aug. 29, 1736 ; m. (1) Lydia, dau. of Benjamin and Mary
(Shorey) Hodsdon, bapt. in Berwick, Aug. 1, 1736; she d. Nov.
6, 1774, and he m. (2) Sept. 21, 1775, Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. John
and Elizabeth (Malcolm) Wise, bapt. Dec. 1 1, 1743. Child :

557 a. John Hod.sdon,^ -|-

JUDITH Horn* (147), b. in Dover, N. H., Aug. 16, 1721 ; she
was a member of the First Church, Dover; m. Henry Buzzell
and lived in Dover. Children :

558. Nathaniel Buzzell,^ bapt. in Dover, July 31, 1740.

559. Jane Buzzell,^ bapt. in Dover, Aug. 25, 1743.

JAMES Ferguson* (156), b. in Kittery, Me., about 1700; m. in
1727, Patience, dau. of Joshua and Sarah (Hatch) Downing, b.
Feb. 9, 1710. They lived on the old homestead now Eliot, Me.,
where he d. Widow Patience administered his estate in 1766 ;
she d. in 1789. Children :

560. James Ferguson,*^ b. in P^liot;m. Apr. 24, 1749, Elizabeth

Stanley b. Jan. 29, 1724.

561. Daniel Ferguson,^ -|-

562. Robert Ferguson,^

563. Elizabeth Ferguson,^ -f-

564. Dennis P'erguson,^ +

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565. Stephen Ferguson/ -j-

566. William Ferguson,^ -|-

567. Sarah Ferguson,* b. Mar. 16, 1739; m. as his (2) wife

Sept. 28, 1775, Joseph, son of Joseph and Elizabeth
(Meads) Furbish.

568. Reuben Ferguson,^ -|-

SARAH iMorrell^(l57), b. in Eliot, Me, Dec 1, 1695; m.
June 14, 1716, Benjamin, son of Benjamin and Mary Wey-
mouth, b. in Dover, N.H., Feb. 1, 1694. He received a grant of
land from his father in 1724. Jan. 21, 1721, they were both bap-
tized and united with the First Church in South Berwick, Me.
Children:

569. Benjamin Weymouth,^ bapt. Jan. 21, 1721-2.

570. Mary Weymouth,^ bapt. Jan. 21, 1721-2.

571. Abigail Weymouth,* bapt. Aug. 4, 1723.

572. Elizabeth Weymouth,* bapt. May 21, 1727.

JOHN Morrell^ (159), b. in Eliot, Me., July 6, 1701; m. June
16, 1721, Mary, dau. of Thomas and Tamsen (Gowell) Hanscom,
b. in Kittery, Me., July 28, 1700. They settled in Scarborough,
Me. Children:

573. Martha Morrell,*

574. Eleanor Morrell,*

ROBERT MorrelP(160), b. in Eliot, Me., Feb. 18, 1704; m.
May 29, 1729, Sarah Roberts of Dover, N.H., who d. Aug. 14,
1737; m. (2) in 1738, Patience Weymouth* (54b); she d. and he
m. (3) Nov. 9, 1779, Anna Jones. Will written 1781, probated
1784. Children:

575. Abigail Morrell,* b. in Eliot, Jan. 28, 1731; m. Apr. 15,

1750, Thomas Hammett of Newington, N.H.

576. Lucy Morrell,* b. Nov. 2, 1732.

577. William Morrell,* b. Mar. 5, 1734; m. Mar. 1, 1764,

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HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 59

ren, bapt. July 8, 1736.

578. Lydia Morrcll," b. Dec, 1735.

579. Isaac Morrell,®b. Jan. 31, 1739 ; m. May 28, 1772, Joanna,

dau. of William and Thcbc ( ) Chadbourne ;

she d. and he m. (2) July 4, 1793, Hannah Stanley.

580. Nicholas Morrell,'^ +

581. Timothy Morrell,'^ b. July 16, 1742.

582. Joel Morrell,^ -|-

583. Mary Morrell,^ b. Nov. 12, 1746; m. in Dover, N. IL,

Dec. 21, 1778, Silas Hoag of Newtown.

584. Anne Morrell,^ b. May 16, 1749 ; m. Hunt.

585. Eunice Morrell,^ b. Oct. 24, 1751.

586. Jane Morrell,^ b. Oct. 9, 1758; m. Dec. 13, 1781, Joseph

Broughton of Portsmouth, N. H.

JOHN Morrell^ (162), b. in Kittery, Me , July 30, 1702; m.
Dec. 16, 1722, Ruth Dow of Hampton, N. H.; his will was written
1780, probated in 1784 ; it names only the first three children, the
rest perhaps d. young. Children :

587. Miriam Morrell,^ b. May 25, 1728; m. Aug. 24, 1744,

Ebenezer Hussey.

588. Hannah Morrell,^ b. Apr. 26, 1731 ; m. Dec. 1, 1748,

Gideon Warren.

589. Peace Morrell,^ b. Mar. 16, 1733 ; m. Moses Purrington.

590. Keziah Morrell,^ b. Sept. 30, 1735.

591. Pelatiah Morrell,^ b. May 8, 1741.

592. Mary Morrell,^ b. Mar. 1, 1744.

593. Susanna Morrell.^

594. William Pepperrell Morrell.'^

PETER Morrell^ (164), b. in Kittery, Me., Sept. 16, 1709; m.
Oct. 10, 1731, Sarah Peaslee of Hampton, N. H. They lived in
North Berwick, Mc.; she d. June 19, 1780 ; he m. (2) Elizabeth
Sawyer ; he d. Nov. 11, 1801. Children :

595 Thomas Morrell,^ -f

596. John Morrell,' -\-

60 GENEALOGY OF THE

597. Sarah Morrell,^ b. Mar. 23, 1736; killed by Indians in

North Berwick, May 9, 1748.

598. Stephen Morrell,^ -f

599. Jacob Morrell,^ +
600 David Morrell,^ +

601. Jonathan Morrell,^ b. July 9, 1742, d. June 15, 1743.

502. Ruth Morrell,^ +

603. Peaslee Morrell,^ -\-

604. Peter Morrell,^ +

JEDEDIAH MorrelP (165), b. in Kittery, Me., Aug. 29,
1711 ; m. (1) Dec. 5, 1734, Elizabeth, dau. of Reynold and Eliza-
beth (Taney) Jenkins ; she d. and he m. (2) Oct. 20, 1737, Anna
Dow, who d. May 21, 1761. He m. (3) Jan. 28, 1862, Sarah
Gould. He belonged to the Society of Friends in North Ber-
wick, Me. ; he was a farmer, lumberman, blacksmith, trader and
physician. He d. in 1776. Children:

605. Abraham Morrell,^ b. Aug. 23, 1735 ; d. young.

606. Abraham Morrell,' b. Dec. 26, 1738; m. (1) Elizabeth

Lewis ; m. (2) Sarah Nichols.

607. Josiah Morrell,^ b. ; m. Oct. 25, 1764, Hannah

Webber; he d. in Litchfield, Me.

608. Winthrop Morrell,^ b. Dec. 20, 1744 ; m. Susannah Lewis.

609. John Morrell,^ b. ; m. (1) Sarah Varney ; m. (2)

Elizabeth G. Baker.

610. Peace Morrell,^ named in her father's will, m. Daniel

Perkins of Wells, Me., in 1783.

MARY MorrelP (168), b. in Kittery, Me., m. as his second
wife, 1738, William, son of Capt. Nathaniel and Bridget (Vaughn)
Gerrish, bapt. July 16, 1710. Capt. William Gerrish d. in Ber-
wick, Me., Aug. 8, 1794-5, aged 90. Children :

611. Joseph Gerrish,^ b. Feb. 19, d. Mar. 29, 1738.

612. Bridget Gerrish,*^ -f-

613. Hannah Gerrish,*^ bapt. Mar. 4, 1742 ; d. young.

614. Jedediah Gerrish,^ bapt. Jan. 13, 1745 ; d. young.

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 61

615. Hannah Gerrish/ -(-

616. Margaret Gerrish,^ bapt. July 9, 1750 ; m. Phineas Frost.

617. Nathaniel Gerrish,^ bapt. July 1, 1753 ; ci. young.

618. John Gerrish,niapt. Aug. 29, 1756; in. I'V'l). II, 1778,

Mary Hardison.

619. Mary Gerri.sh,^ +

620. Martha Gerrish,^ -|-

62 1 . Elizabeth Gerrish,^ + '^ /\1^'^ " ' ' '' ' ' '' '

RICHARD Nason' (169), b. in Kittery, Me. F'eb. 14, 1703 ; ni.

Nov. 5, 1725, Abigail, dau. of David and Eleanor ( ) Libby,

b. in Kittery, Sept. 29, 1707. This family moved to Cape Eliza-
beth, Me. Children :

622. Ephraim Nason,'^ -["

623. Eleanor Nason,^ -|-

624. Abigail Nason,^ +

625. Sarah Nason,^ -|-

626. Richard Nason,^ -|-

627. Isaac Nason,^ -f-

628. Jonathan Nason,^ -\-

629. Uriah Nason,^ +

630. Adah Nason,^ -|-

631. Elizabeth Nason,^ -f-

m.

JOHN Nason" (170), b. in Kittery, Me. Oct. 24, 1704;
pub. Aug. 31, 1734, with Margaret Lord. His will was dated
Mar. 2, 1744, probated Apr. 4, 1748 ; he probably d. a soldier at
Cape Breton. Children :

632. Margaret Nason,*^ -|-

633. John Nason,'* bapt. Mar. 15, 1739.

634. Eunice Nason,^ -|-

635. Uriah Nason,' -f

MARY Nason^(171), b. in Kittery, Me., Nov. 30, 1706; m.
Sept, 3, 1730, Mathew, son of Mathevv and Elizabeth (Brown)

62 GENEALOGY OF THE

Libby, b. in Kittery. He was a farmer in Eliot, Me. ; d. in 1760.
Children :

636. Jerusha Libby,' b. Mar. 3, 1731 ; m. Nov. 30, 1762, Ben-

jamin Staples.

637. Mathew Libby,' +

638. Zebulon Libby,' -{-

639. Azariah Libby,' -f

640. William Libby,' +

SARAH Nason*(172), b. in Kittery, Me., Nov. 25, 1708; m.
Dec. 25, 1729, James, son of James and Margaret (Goodwin)
Frost, b. in Berwick, Me., Nov. 5, 1707. They lived in South
Berwick, where their children were baptized. Children :

641. Joseph Frost,' bapt. Sept. 3, 1732 ; d. young.

642. James Frost,' bapt. Sept. 3, 1732 ; d. young.

643. Sarah Frost,' bapt. Jan. 23, 1735 ; d. young.

644. Sarah Frost,' bapt. May 30, 1736.

645. Joseph Frost,' bapt. June 18, 1738.

646. Mary Frost,' bapt. June 15, 1740.

647. James Frost,' bapt. Sept. 9, 1744.

648. Simon Frost,' bapt. Sept. 22, 1747.

649. Jeremiah Frost,' bapt, Apr. 9, 1749.

650. Jerusha Frost,' bapt. Nov. 10, 1752.

651. Tinny Frost,' bapt June 24, 1756.

URL\H Nason' (174), b. in Kittery, Me., Jan. 31, 1713 ; pub.
Nov. 1, 1740, with Sarah Stone, in Wells, Me.; he d. in 1742;
his widow, Sarah, m. Dec. 2, 1743, James Boston, in Wells. Child :

652. Jeremiah Nason,' b. Sept. 23, 1741.

ADAH Na.son^(l75), b. in Kittery, Me., Jan. 6, 1715 ; m. Dec.
3, 1747, Benjamin Wormwood of Wells, Me. ; she d. aged 99.

AZARIAH Nason' (176), b. in Kittery, or Ikrwick, Me.,
July 25, 1716 ; m. pub. Mar. 27, 1742, with Abigail, dau. of James

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 63

and Mary (Tetherly) Staples, b. in Kittery, Aug. 21, 1720. lie
d. in 1787. Children :

653. James Nason,^ -|-

654. Reuben Nason,^ d. in the Revolutii)nary Army, Sept. 30,

1776.

655. Azariah Nason,^ -|-

656. John Nason,^ -|-

657. Adah Nason,^ m. Jan. 5, 1775, Joseph Norton.

658. Elizabeth Nason,' m. Aug. 20, 1778, IV-latiah Witt urn.

659. Stephen Nason,^ -f-

660. Nathaniel Nason,^ -|-

661. Mary Nason,'' m. in Portsmouth, N. II., Jan. 16, 1772,

John Hickey.

PHILADELPHIA Nason^ (177), b. in Berwick, Me , Dec. 28,
1719; m. (I) Jan. 12, 1742, James Rankin of Wells, Me.; he d.
and she m. (2) Aug. 12, 1756, John Harvey ; she d. aged 102 years.

ELIZABETH Nason^ (179), b. in Berwick, Me., May 27,
1727 ; m. Feb. 7, 1750, James Goold ; she d. and he m. (2) Han-
nah, dau. of Rev. John Harvey, and lived in Arumlale, Me. He
was a soldier in Sir William Pepperrell's regiment in 17 57, and
was in the expedition to Canada that year. He d. in Biddcfoid,
Me., in 1810. Widow Hannah m. in 1812, Col. Caleb lunery.
James Goold had twenty children and we are not sure how many
were Elizabeth Nason's. Children :

662. Elizabeth Goold .^

663. Mary Goold.'^

664. Joseph Goold .^

665. Hannah Goold. '^

666. John Goold. '^

667. Benjamin Goold.*^

668. Lyman Gould. ^

669. Alexander Goold.'

ADAH Tidy" (181), b. in Kittery, Me., Jan. 11, 1716 ; m. Ni.v.

64 GENEALOGY OF THE

4, 1735, Joshua, son of Daniel and Margaret (Gowen) Emery, b.
in Kittery, June 30, 1715. Through his influence the first Bap-
tist Church was organized in Berwick, Me., June 28, 1768, in
which he was an elder and preacher. He d. Feb., 1797 ; she d.
in 1815. Children :

670. Margaret Emery,' b. Oct. 20, 1739; m. Jan. 24, 1777,

David Blaisdell of York, Me.

671. Adah Emery,' b. June 29, 1741 ; m. John Emery.

672. Meribah Emery,' bapt. Aug. 20, 1754.

673. Hannah Emery,' b. in 1756; m. Oct. 7, 1771, Jedediah,

son of James and Margaret (Wallingford) Goodwin,
bapt. in Berwick, May 18, 1746.

ELIZABETH Drowne' (186), b. in Boston, Mass., Apr. 20,
1700; m. Mar. 12, 1721, in Kittery, Me., James Wittum, prob-
ably son of Peter and second wife, Eunice.

SAMUEL Drowne^(187), b. in Boston, Mass., July 5, 1704;

m. ; his children were baptized in Dover, N. H., in 1736.

Children :

674. Elizabeth Drowne,' bapt. in Dover, May 29, 1736.

675. Samuel Drowne,' bapt. in Dover, May 29, 1736.

MERCY Vickers* (191), b. in Hull, Mass., Sept. 14, 1711 ; m.
Dec. 5, 1732, Peter Porter, and lived in Hingham, Mass. Child :

676. Elizabeth Porter,' b. in Hingham, Sept. 9, 1733 ; m.

Andrew Burrell of Weymouth, Mass.

.GEORGE Vickers' (192), b. in Hull, Mass., Nov. 12, 1713;
m. May 1, 1735, Lydia, dau. of Hezekiah and Elizabeth (Whitten)
Tower, b. in Hingham, Mass., May 1, 1717. Child :

677. Sylvanus Vickers,' b. Apr. 10 ; d. Apr. 25, 1736.

ELIZABETH Lewis-" (195), b. in Hingham, Mass., July 19,
1719 ; m. Sept. 30, 1739, David, son of David and Rebecca (Stod-

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY, 65

der) Beal, b. in Hingham, July 24, 1712. They lived in Hingham,
where she d. Mar. 9, 1766 ; he d. June 4, 1799. Children :

678. Joseph Beal,'^ +

679. Jacob Beal/ +

680. James Beal/ -\-

681. Elizabeth Beal/ b. June 5, 1746; d. Oct. 11. 1827.

682. Mary Beal/ b. May 22, 1748 ; d. Sept. 27, 1752.

683. Rebecca Beal,^ b. Apr. 5, 1750 ; d. Jan., 1823.

684. A Child,^ b. and d. Aug. 27, 1752.

685. David Beal/ b. Feb. 17, 1755 ; d. Dec. 22, 1829.

GEORGE Lewis," (196), b. in Hingham, Mass., July 23, 1721 ;

m. , Susanna Hall. He was a tailor in West Hingham,

where she d. May 14, 1790 ; he d. Sept. 27, 1795. Children :

686. Olive Lewis,^ +

687. David Dixon LewisS b. Mar. 24, 1748 ; d. Aug. 25, 1751.

688. Caty Lewis,^ +

689. Abigail Lewis/ b. Feb. 20, d. Mar. 28, 1752.

690. A child/ b. and d. May 3, 1754.

SAMUEL Lewis' (199), b. in Hingham, Mass., Oct. 28, 1725 ;
m. July 16, 1750, Sarah, dau. of John and Sarah (Hobart) Hum-
phery, b. in Hingham, Mar. 19, 1730; he d. May 26, 1786.
Children :

691. Joseph Lewis,^ b. July 19, 1752.

692. Sarah Lewis,^ b. Oct. 22, 1753.

693. Josiah Lewis,^ b. Jan. 26, 1755.

694. Deborah Lewis,^ -\-

EBENEZER Lewis" (201), b. in Hingham, Mass., July 21,
1728 ; m. Nov. 14, 1751, Hannah, dau. of Jeremiah and Elizabeth
(Gilbert) Hersey, b. in Hingham, Mar. 8, 1729, d. June 25, 1790 ;
he d. Nov. 19, 1803. Children:

695. Mehitable Lewis,'^ -\-

696. Abigail Lewis,*^ -|-

66 GENEALOGY OF THE

697. Ebenezer Lewis,^ -|-

698. William Lewis .^

699. Ebed Lewis,^ b. Dec. 3, 1759.

700. Hannah Lewis/ b. June 12, 1767.

HANNAH Lewis* (203), b. in Hingham, Mass., Dec. 3, 1731 ;
cl. Jan. 21, 1789. The will oif Hannah Lewis "Single woman ",
dated Jan. 18, 1789, proved Mar. 31, 1788, gives to Abigail, wife
of Zadock Hersey, " my riding hood and my cambleteen gown ;
to my cousin Eliza Beal my bengal gown ; to my cousin Rebecca
Beal my round calico gown ; to my cousin Hannah Lewis my
Irish camblet gown ; to Susanna Beal, dau. of Elijah my old calico
and to Catherine Beal her sister my silk and worsted gown. All
the residue of my estate I give to my sister Lucy Lewis."

LYDIA Vickers' (205), b. in Hingham, Mass., bapt. Nov. 11,
1722; m. (1) Dec. 30, 1745, Ambrose, 3rd., son of Ambrose and
Sarah (Beal) Lowe, b. in Hingham, Dec. 30, 1720 ; he d. Feb. 4,
1750 ; she m. (2) Dec. 17, 1758, Joshua Gould ; he d. and she m.
(3) July 6, 1775, as his second wife, Jeremiah Stodder, b. in Hing-
ham, Nov. 2, 1709. He was a shipwright in Hingham, where he
d. July 2, 1790 ; she d. June 1, 1800 Children :

701. Israel Lowe,*^ b. Dec. 24, 1746.

702. Lydia Lowe,* b. Oct. 7, 1748; m. Oct. 12, 1777, as his

second wife, Elijah, son of David and Sarah (Beal)
Loring, b. in Hingham, Aug. 20, 1745.

703. Joshua Gould,* b. June 29, 1759.

CALEB HODGDON* (357), b. in Dover, N. H., Jan. 27,
1732-3; m. (1) in Dover, about 1756, Priscilla, dau. of Nathaniel
and Catherine (Neal) Austin, b. in Dover, May 4, 1732. They
lived in Dover, where she d. Feb. 21, 1773. He m. (2) Elizabeth,
dau. of William Twombly of Dover, bapt. Sept. 21, 1740. He
was in the Revolutionary war. We find in the printed records of
" New Hampshire in the Revolution," p. 235, " A return of Capt.
Caleb Hodgdon's Company on Seavey's Island, Nov. 5, 1775;

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Caleb Hodgdon Capt." Page 253, " Return of the troops in New
Hampshire Dec. 6, 1775, Capt. Caleb Hodgdon 's Company. Page
367, " Field and Staff officers of Col. Pierce Long's regiment
Major Caleb Hodgdon, Dover".

July 18, 1774, he was chosen one of a committee of five, to
meet at Exeter, and appoint Delegates to join in a General Con-
gress of the Colonies. He was chosen representative from Dover
for the years, 1774, '77, '78 and '82. June 15. 1778, he was ap-
pointed a committe to hire men for service in Rhode Island. In
1785, he was chosen as 2nd Lieut. Colonel of the regiment of Ar-
tillery of Dover. June 24, 1786, he was nominated a Special
Justice of the Superior Court for Strafford County, to act in cer-
tain cases.

William Twombly of Dover, Gentleman, for i^300, sells Caleb
Hodgdon of Dover, Mariner, 60 acres or the whole of my home-
stead farm in Dover.
Dated, Jan. 23, 17 7-.
(Strafford County deeds, vol. L, p. 12.)

"Caleb Hodgdon of Dover for ;^300, sells his son Hanson
Hodgdon of Kensington, A certain parcel of land in Kensington,
whereon the said Hanson now lives, containing 107 acres ; also 5
acres of meadow ground in Greasy Swamp, so called, which
pieces of land is the same and all the same that I j^urchased of
my late father Israel Hodgdon of said Kensington, as by his deed."
Dated, Sept. 9, 1791.
(Strafford County deeds, vol. 129, p. 536.)

Maj. Caleb lived on the Hodgdon farm at Dover, situated on
the banks of Back River, not far from " Sawyer's Mills." It is
occupied by the descendants of his youngest son, William Hodg-
don. In early life he seems to have been a mariner engaged in
the West India trade, but after the Revolution devoted himself
to farming and looking after large tracts of lumber land, which
were granted him in Carroll County.

His will was written Feb. 17, 1810, probated May 28, 1814,
from which we give the following extracts : — " Gives wife Eliza-
beth, use of his house &c. 2 cows, horse and sheep ami part of
the homestead farm.

68 GENEALOGY OF THE

Gives son Hanson Hodgdon, one dollar with what he had
before.

Gives daughter Hannah Clark, wife of William Clark, one half
of the dwelling house and lot of land where they now live.

Gives daughter Sarah Footman, wife of Jonathan G. Footman,
one half of the house and lot of land where they now live.

Gives son Joshua Hodgdon, all the land in O.-^sipee, where the
said Joshua now lives.

Gives son Israel Hodgdon, 120 acres of land in Wakefield, and
other property there.

Gives daughter Priscilla Watson, wife of Samuel Watson, ;^400
and other propei-ty.

Gives granddaughter, Caroline Hodgdon $60 and other property.

Gives son William Hodgdon, the homestead farm &c. and the
rest of my estate not otherwise disposed of, William to be the
executor.

Witnessed by Peggy Gage, A. Baker, Daniel Hanson and
William Twombly."
Strafford County Probate Records.

Maj. Hodgdon d. in Dover, Apr. 30, 1814 ; his widow, Eliza-
beth, Sept. 1, 1829. Children:

704. Hanson Hodgdon,'' +

705. Hannah Hodgdon,*' -)-

706. Nathaniel Hodgdon,*' b. in Dover, June 1, 1761 ; not

mentioned in his father's will.

707. Elijah Hodgdon," b. in Dover, Apr. 4, 1765; not men-

tioned in his father's will.

708. Caleb Hodgdon, Jr.,« +

709. Joshua Hodgdon," -|-

7 1 0. Israel Hodgdon," -}-

711. Moses Hodgdon," b. in Dover, Feb. 14, 1773 ; his mother

died the 21st, and he is not mentioned in his father's
will.

712. Sarah Hodgdon," 4-

713. Priscilla Hodgdon," -|-

714. William Hodgdon," -|-

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ISRAEL HODQDON
Taken in 1861, aged ')0

HOnSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 69

HANSON Hodgclon* (704), b. in Dover, N. IT., Jan. 4, 17 58 ;
m. in Dover, Feb. 19, 1784, Mary, dau. of Capl. Alexander Cald-
well, bapt. in Dover, Aug. 23, 1769; the record states that she
was bapt. in prix-ate, and was ten years of age.

HANNAH Hodgdon'- (705). b. in Dover, N. H., Sept. 9, 17 59 ;
m. Oct. 13, 1792, William Hanson Clarke, b. Nov. 12, 1767.
They were members of the First Church of Dover, where she d.
Apr. 12, 1843 ; he d. in Dover, Feb. 19, 1844. We have not
found record of children.

CALEB Hodgdon*' (708), b. in Dover, N. H., 1767; m. May
21, 1798, Mrs. Fucy (Dennett) Mann, widow of Peter Mami of
Dover. Caleb lived in Dover, where he d. Nov 6, 1800. Child:

715. Caroline Ilodgdon." +

JOSHL^A Hodgdon«(709), b. in Dover, N. IF, Feb. 3, 1769;
m. Sept. 20, 1792, Martha Libby, b. in Dover, Mar. 22,
1771. They lived in Dover and Os.sipee, N. H., where he
was a farmer on " Pocket Mountain" ; he d. in Ossipee, Aug. 29,
1855. His widow d. in Newbury port, Mass , Nov. 27, 1858.
Children :

716. Fydia Ilodgdon,' b. in Dover, Apr 20, d. ^Lay 18, 1793.

717. Elijah Hodgdon," +

718. Caleb Hodgdon,' +

719. Lydia Hodgdon,' -|-

720. James Hodgdon,' -\-

721. Charles Hodgdon,' b. July 13, 1804 ; d. in Ossipee, May

7, 1813.

722. Martha Hodgdon,' +

723. Hannah Hodgdon,' -|-

724. Adriel Hodgdon,' -|-

725. Charles Flodgdon,' -f

ISRAEL Hodgdon*' (710), b in Dover, N. IF, Apr. 29, 1771 ;
m. in 1793, Margaret Clark, b. Oct. 28, 1770. He was a farmer

70 GENEALOGY OF THE

in Dover, Wakefield and Milan, N. H. He was the first of the
family to settle in the wilds of Milan. Taking a willow staff in
his hand, he walked from Ossipee, and when he reached " Hodg-
don Hill" (Milan), he put it in the ground, where it took root,
and is now a flourishing tree, in whose shadow his large family
might gather. She d. in Milan, Sept. 12, 1849 ; he d. there Feb.
20, 1862. Children:

726. E:iizabeth Hodgdon,' +

727. Lucy Hodgdon,'' b. Sept. 29, 1796; d. young.

728. Moses Hodgdon,' b. Mar. 22, 1799; d. young.

729. Moses Hodgdon^ +

730. Hanson Hodgdon," -|-

731. William Clark Hodgdon," -f-

732. John Hodgdon,' +

733. Jane Hodgdon," -\-

SARAH Hodgdon« (712), b. in Dover, N. H. ; m. July 9,
1805, Jonathan Gage, son of Thomas and Susannah (Gage) Foot-
man, b. in Dover, Dec. 29, 1782 ; he d. at sea.

PRISCILLA Hodgdon«(713), b. in Dover, N. H., Jan. 31,
1779; m. Sept. 19, 1803, Samuel, son of Benjamin and Lydia
(Hanson) Watson, b. in Dover, July 7, 1774 ; she d. Oct. 1, 1822 ;
he d. Apr. 14, 1847. Children :

734. Nancy Watson,' -j-
735 Elizabeth Watson.'

736. Horace P. Watson,' -|-

737. Susan Watson,' b. Oct. 2, 1810; d Mar. 10, 1811.

738. Lydia Watson.'

739. Lucy Watson,' b. Dec. 21, 1815 ; d. Sept. 2, 1817.

WILLIAM Hodgdon«(714),b. in Dover, N. H.,Aug. 13, 1774;
m. Jan. 30, 1817, Susan, dau. of Eliphalet and Patience (Evans)
Coffin, b. in Dover, Mar. 26, 1778 ; they lived on the homestead,
and he was executor of his father's will. She d. Mar. 24, 1842 ;
he d. Jan. 16, 1842. Child:

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMII.V. 71

740. Elizabeth Hodgdon/ -|-

CAROLINK Hodgdon" (715), b. in Dover, N. H., in 1800;
m. in Dover, Oct. 13, 1825, Charles IJaker of Tortland, Maine.

ELIJAH Hododon' (717), b. in Dover, N. 11., July 17, 1794;
moved with his parents to Ossipec, when a child; he m. Sally,

dau. of James Clark and (Smith) Scates. He d. in Os-

sipee, June 21, 1869.

CALEB Hodgdoii" (718), b. in O.ssipee, N. H., Ai)r. 30. 1796;
m (1) Sarah Roberts; m. (2) Mary Chamj)ion; m. (3) Clarissa
Preble. He d. in Ossipee, July 3, 1868. Children:

741. Joel Hodgdon.*

742. Ereeman Hodgdon,^ m. Altheda Pray.

743. Sarah Hodgdon,^ m. Erank Severs.

744. Hannah Hodgdon,^ m. Pike.

745 Martha Hodgdon,^ m. Goldsmith.

LYDL\ Hodgdon" (719), b. in Ossipee, N. PL, Dec. 26, 1800;
m. in Ossipee, in 1820, Amasa Eogg, b. July 12, 1797 ; he was a
farmer in Ossipee and Milan, N. H. He d. Oct. 16, 1872 ; she d.
Nov. 23, 1892. Children :

746. Mary J. Eogg,* b. in Ossipee, June 3, 1821 ; living in

Milan.

747. Martha H. Eogg," b. in Milan, Dec. 13, 1822 ; d. May 7,

1833.

748. Athalinda M. Eogg," b. in Milan, Jan. 18, 1826; d. July

12, 1847.

749. Nathan Eogg,* +

750. Sarah Eogg," -|-

751. Elijah Eogg," b. in Milan, Aug. 18, 1833; d. in Milan,

Oct. 22, 1898.

752. Martha H. Eogg," +

753. Lydia Eogg,« b. April 9, 1839 ; d. Oct. 16, 1840.

754. Lydia H. Eogg," -j-

72 GENEALOGY OF THE

755. Emeline Burbank Fogg/ +

JAMES Hodgdon^ (720), b. in Ossipee, N. H., Oct. 1, 1802;

m. Peavey of Barnstead, N. H. ; they lived in Newbury-

port, Mass. ; he d. Jan. 14, 1870. Children :

756. William Hodgdon,' b. ; d.

757. Cyrus Hodgdon,^ b.

758. Angle Hodgdon,^ b. ; m. Wheeler.

759. Emily Hodgdon,^ b. ; m.

MARTHA Hodgdon" (722), b. in Ossipee, N. H., Apr. 11,
1806 ; m. Milton Smart of Newburyport, Mass., where she d.
Aug. 29, 1875. Child:

760. Harrison Smart, ^ -f-

HANNAH Hodgdon' (723), b in Ossipee, N. H., Feb. 16,
1810; m. June 1, 1832, Ira Edwin, son of John and Hannah
(Batchelder) Sanborn, b. in Parsonsfield, Me., Mar. 4, 1806. He
was a broker in Boston, Mass., where he d. Jan. 14, 1859 ; she d.
Aug. 14, 1870, in Boston. Children:

761. Ira Edwin Sanborn,^ -\-

762. Charles Henry Sanborn,^ -|-

763. John Murry Sanborn,^ +

764. Washington Irving Sanborn,^ -|-

765. Hannah Hodgdon Sanborn,* b. Dec. 1, 1838; d. 1841.

766. Martha Ann Sanborn,* b. Aug. 30, 1840 ; d. Sept. 22,

1893.

767. Hannah Hodgdon Sanborn,* b. May 29, 1843; d. Aug.

20, 1892.

768. Lydia Ellen Sanborn,* b. and d. 1846.

AURIEL Huzzey Hodgdon^ (724), b. in Ossipee, N. H., July
11, 1812 ; m. in Salisbury, Mass., Mary Swett, dau. of Daniel and
Annie (Swett) Fowler, b. in Salisbury, May 7, 1812. They lived
in Ossipee until 1844, then in Newburyport, Ipswich and Wen-

MOSES HO[)(Jl)ON

iVlRS. MOSES HODUUON

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 73

ham, Mass., where he d. Dec. 11, 1902 ; she is living in Newbury-
port, with her daughter. Children :

769. Ruth Ann Hodgdon,« +

770. Leander Fowler Hodgdon,^ -|-

CHARLES Hodgdon" (725), b. in Ossipcc, N. II., Nov. 25,
1817; m. Oct. 18, 1839, Naomi, dau. of John and Polly (Went-
worth) Roberts, b. in Wakefield, N. II., June 19, 1816. They
lived in Newburyport, Mass., and later returned to Ossipec,
where he d. May 1, 1886 ; she d. July 20, 1890. Children :

771. Charles Henry Hodgdon,^ -\-

772. John Hodgdon,* -{-

773. Albert Joshua Hodgdon,* +

774. Susan Ellen Hodgdon,* b. May 7, 1851, d. Oct. 15, 1854.

775. Mary Susan Hodgdon,* -|-

776. Sarah Ellen Hodgdon,^ +

ELIZABETH Hodgdon' (726), b. in Dover, N. II., Apr. 6,
1794; m. Aug. 4, 1814, Joseph Dam, Jr., of Dover. Children:

776a. Harriet Dam.*

776b. Calvin Dam.*

776c. Lorenzo Dam.*

776d. Samuel Dam.*

776e. Sarah Dam.*

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MOSES Hodgdon^ (759), b. in Dover, N.H., Oct. 22, 1800; m.

Mrs. Sally (Mathers) Fogg, dau. of John and Catherine (Tuttlc)
Mathers, b. Dec. 13, 1796. She m. (1) 1815, Daniel Fogg of
Ossipee, N.H., who d. in 1820. By this marriage she had one dau.,
Sally, b. in Ossipee, Jan. 28, 1817, who m. Nov., 1837, Simon F.
Cole of West Milan, N.H. Mr. Cole was for many years well
known among business men in that section, also in Portland, Me.,
where he d. Feb. 21, 1882. After his death Mrs. Cole spent
most of her time with her children in Minneapolis, Minn, and

74 GENEALOGY OF THE

Berlin, N.H., making the journey between the East and West
many times. Mrs. Cole was a very interesting woman and de-
lighted in telling the young people of the privations of those early
days; as she moved with her father Mr. Hodgdon when eleven
years of age into the woods in Milan there being only one framed
house in the town (1828) nothing but log huts, with roofs of bark,
held down with rocks. They used to lie in bed and hear the
wolves howl, there was little chance for schooling, sometimes the
school was kept in the barn, sometimes in the "front-room" of
one of the houses; Sally learned to write on birch-bark, and never
had a pencil unless she made it herself. Mrs. Cole had seven
children four of whom are living; she also had fourteen grand and
twenty great grand children. Although eighty-seven years of age
she made the journey from Minneapolis to Berlin this present
summer (1904) unattended. She d. in Berlin, Aug. 9, 1904. Mr.'
Hodgdon was a farmer in Ossipee, having moved there with his
father when young, where he remained until 1828, when he settled
in Milan and they bore with others the burdens and privations of
the early settler. Mrs. Hodgdon d. in Milan, Jan., 1869; he d.
Sept., 1881. Children:

777. Lucy Jane Hodgdon,® b. Aug 31, 1821 ; d. young.

778. Samuel Fox Hodgdon,® -|-

779. Moses Hodgdon, Jr.,® +

780. Elizabeth F. Hodgdon,® +

781. Daniel F. Hodgdon,® b. Apr. 5, 1830; d. young.

782. Charles Norman Hodgdon,® -|-

783. Daniel F. Hodgdon,® b. Sept. 5, 1837; d. Sept. 1, 1860.

784. Emily Hodgdon,® +

785. Ruth A. Hodgdon,® +

HANSON Hodgdon' (730), b. in Dover, N.H., Jan. 30, 1803;

m. about 1822, Abbie, dau. of James Clark and (Smith)

Scates, b. in Ossipee, N.H., Sept. 27, 1801. They lived in Os-
sipee, Milan, Jackson and Farmington, N.H., where he d. Oct. 2,
1873; Mrs. Hodgdon d. in Livermore, Me., Apr. 7, 1892.
Children: <

HANSON HODODON

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WILLIAH C. HODGDON

HODSDON OK HODGDON FAMILY. 75

786. Anna Maria Hodgdon/ b. in Ossipcc, June, 1823; d. in

Jackson, 1835.

787. Israel Warren Hodgdon,^ b. in Milan, Feb. 11, 1826; d.

in Farmington, Sept., 1848.

788. Frances Dianah Hodgdon," +

789. James Clark Scates Hodgdon,^ -|-

790. Ruth Anna Hodgdon,^ b. in Jackson, N. H., Apr. 6,

1835 ; d. in Farmington, Apr., 1841.

791. Andrew Jackson Hodgdon,* -|-

792. Hanson Hodgdon,^ b. in Farmington, Mar. 8, d. Apr.,

1839.

793. David Taylor Parker Hodgdon,* -f

794. Sarah Lizzie Hodgdon,* b. in Farmington, Apr. 4, 1843 ;

d. in Hartford, Me., Jan. 2, 1865.

Wn.LIAM C. Hodgdon^ (731), b. in Dover, N. H., Oct. 5,
1806 ; m. in Freedom, N. H., Dec. 28, 1826, Olive Dearborn Per-
kins, b. in Biddeford, Me., Dec. 14, 1801. They lived in Ossipec
and Stark, N. H., where he was justice of the peace for many
years. Mr. Hodgdon was commissioned Ensign of the 8th Com-
pany of Infantry in the 24th Regiment of MiHtia in the state of
New Hampshire by Gov. William Badger, Sept. 22, 1834; al.so
commissioned Lieutenant in the same Company, Mar. 1, 1836.
Apr. 3, 1839, Lieut. Hodgdon was honorably discharged at his
own request. These papers are in the possession of his daughter.
Miss Olive Hodgdon of Methuen, Mass. Mr. Hodgdon later
moved to Biddeford, where he d. Feb. 16, 1882 ; she d. in Bidde-
ford, Apr. 13, 1889. Children:

795. William Clark Hodgdon, Jr.,« +

796. Rebecca Perkins Hodgdon,* -|-

797. A daughter,' )

[■ b. Mar. 28; d. Apr. 8, 1835.

798. A daughter,' )

799. Maria Harmon Hodgdon,' b. in Stark, Mar. 14, 1836 ; d.

in Biddeford, Apr. 10, 1847.

800. Olive Dearborn Hodgdon,^ b. in Stark, Dec. 9, 1838;

living in Methuen, Mass,

76 GENEALOGY OF THE

801. Mary Hodgdon/ b. in Stark, June 18, 1841 ; d. in Bidde

ford, July 1, 1844.

JOHN Hodgdon^ (732), b. in Wakefield, N. H., Mar. 28, 1809 ;
m. Dec. 27, 1830, Fannie C. Hagar, b. Mar. 21, 1814, in Milan,
N. H. He was a farmer in northern New Hampshire until 1857,
when they removed to the West, settling in Sharon, Wis., where
he was active in the planning of the town and erected all of the
first buildings. The first post-office was established in 1858,
with Mr. Hodgdon as postmaster; he held the office until 1861,
when he again took up his trade as architect, which he followed
until a few years before his death. He d. in Sharon, June 15,
1886; Mrs. Hodgdon d. in Janesville, Wis., Feb. 21, 1899.
Children :

802. Harriet D. Hodgdon,' +

803. Lucy F. Hodgdon,* b. in Somersworth, N. H., Sept. 20,

1834; d. Aug. 11, 1835.

804. George W. Hodgdon,' -f-

805. Joseph W. Hodgdon,' +

806. CaroHne W. Hodgdon,' +

807. Fordice C. B. Hodgdon,' -f

808. Helen M. Hodgdon,' +

809. Flora E. Hodgdon,' -f

JANE Hodgdon^ (733), b. in Wakefield, N. H., Nov. 24, 1811 ;
she moved when a child with her parents to Milan, N. H. She
m. Joseph Demeritt, b. July 1, 1813 ; he d. June 20, 1857 ; she d.
Oct. 9, 1881. Children:

810. Mary Elizabeth Demeritt,' +

811. Sarah Ann Demeritt,' -\-

812. Matilda Jane Demeritt,' +

NANCY Wat.son^ (734), b. in Dover, N. H., Feb. 1, 1804 ; m.
Mar. 20, 1824, Stephen Davis of Dover. She d. Jan. 24, 1849.
Child :

JOHN HODGDON

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 77

813. Ann Elizabeth Davis. »

HORACE P. Watson^ (736), b. in Dover, N. II., about I SOS ;
m. Betsey C. Ham of Rochester, N. H.

ELIZABETH Hodgdon' (740), b. in Dover, N. H., Oct. 15,
1819; m. (1) Oct. 5, 1837, James W., son of James and Harriet
(Fiske) Cowan, b. in Pleasant Valley, N. Y., June 23, 1814. He
was a practicing physician in Dover, where he d. July 22, 1848;
she m. (2) Nov. 12, 1857, William Howe of Dover ; he d. Oct. 14,
1887 ; she d. Jan. 18, 1888. Children :

814. Susan Ellen Cowan/ -\-

815. William H. Cowan,' b. Feb. 27, 1842 ; d. June 16, 1852.

816. James Fiske Cowan,® b. July 9, 1844; d. Oct. 27, 1850.

NATHAN Fogg«(749), b. in Milan, N. H., Sept. 13, 1828;
living on the homestead in West Milan with a large family, but
we could not get the records.

SARAH Fogg' (750), b. in Milan, N. H., Aug. 3, 1831 ; m.
Buswell and lived in East Kingston, N. H., where she d.

Feb. 10, 1902.

MARTHA H. Fogg« (752), b. in Milan, N. H., Aug. 27, 1836 ;

m. Sias and lived in Ossipee, N. H., wiiere she d. Oct. 1,

1869.

EMELINE B. F'ogg' (755), b. in Milan, N. H., May 11, 1845 ;
m. in Ossipee, N. H., in 1866, Albert Stillings of Ossij^ee. They
settled in Rochester, N. H., where they now reside. Children :

817. Ernest Fogg Stillings,^ b. June 6, 1876.

818. Mary P:ilen Stillings," -f-

HARRISON Smart' (760), b. in Newburyport, Mass., ;

m. Martha Cole and lived in Newburyport. Children :

819. George Smart,^m. Annie Ross and live in Newburyix)rt.

78 GENEALOGY OF THE

820. Mary Abbie Smart,^ m. Wendell Plummer and live in

Ohio.

821. Milton Smart,^ m. Mary DeFord.

IRA E. Sanborn^ (761), b. in Parsonsfield, Me., Apr. 27, 1833 ;
m. Sept. 4, 1860, Marilla Susan Nash of Addison, Me., b. Feb.
24, 1835. Mr. Sanborn was a salesman in Boston, Mass., where
she d. Jan. 18, 1891 ; he d. Dec. 31, 1893. Children :

822. Lizzie Maira Sanborn,^ -|-

823. Frank Edwin Sanborn,^ -\-

CHARLES H. Sanborn' (762), b. in Parsonsfield, Me., June
10, 1834; m. Dec. 30, 1861, Mrs. Maria A. (O'Leary) Nugent.
He served as captain in the 28th Massachusetts Infantry in the
Civil War ; he d. Dec. 15, 1867.

JOHN M. Sanborn' (763), b. in Parsonsfield, Me., Jan. 16,
1836; m. Nov., 1858, Abigail W. C. Slade. Mr. Sanborn was
editor of a paper in Boston, Mass., where he d. May 8, 1861 ; she
m. (2) John Shaw. Child : \

824. John Walter Sanborn,^ +

Maj. WASHINGTON I. Sanborn' (764), b. in Parsonsfield,
Me., Dec. 24, 1836 ; he was appointed second Lieut, of the Wash-
ington Territory Infantry, Oct., 1862 ; Aide<le-Camp to General
Benjamin Alvord, commanding the Department of Colorado, June
23, 1864 ; Captain and Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers,
Feb. 1, 1865; 1st Lieut. 13th United States Infantry, May 11,
1866 ; Capt., Dec, 1884. He m. Nov. 1, 1866, Clara W. Hawkes ;
now retired as Major and hving in Los Angeles, Cal., a member of
Loyal Legion and Sons of the American Revolution. Children :

825. Clara Ella Sanborn,^ +

826. Grace Irving Sanborn,'' -|-

RUTH A. Hodgdon' (769), b. in Ossipee, N. H., Aug. 9,

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 79

1834; m. in Newburyport, Mass., Aug. 10, 1850, Samuel liliss,
son of Solomon and Cynthia (Bliss) lUitterfiekl, b. in Haverhill,
N. H., Jan. 22, 1825. They lived in Newburyport, where he d.
July 13, 1903. Children:

827. Isabel Maria Butterfield,'' -f

828. Ruth Anna Butterfield,'-* -j-

829. George Everett Butterfield,^ -|-

830. Willard Ellsworth Butterfiek^ +

831. Milton Smart Butterfield,^ +

832. Arthur Lincoln Grant Butterfield,' b. Nov. 29, 1869.

833. Florence Isabel Butterfield," (adopted) b. Sept. 28, 1878.

LEANUER F. Hodgdon» (770), b. in Ossipee, N. II., May 9,
1837; m. Hattie A. Brown, b. in Lynn, Mass., Oct. 14, 1841.
He is a carpenter in Lynn, where they reside. Children :

833 a. Charles E. Hodgdon,*' +

834. Leander O. Hodgdon,' 4-

835. Benjamin L. Hodgdon,' -|-

836. Mary H. Hodgdon,' b. in Lynn, Nov. 27, 1866; d. May

13, 1868.

837. Henry W. Hodgdon,' +

838. Hattie L. Hodgdon,' -|-

839. George E. Hodgdon,' b. Sept. 25, 1875; d. Aug. 30,

1877.

840. Martha A. Hodgdon,' -|-

841. George G. Hodgdon,' b. in Lynn, Sept. 4, 1884.

CHARLES H. Hodgdon^ (771), b. in Newburyport, Mass.,
Jan. 20, 1840; m. Aug. 26, 1862, Helen Borontho, dau. of Ben-
jamin F. and Mary Haven (Whitten) Garland, b. in W'olfboro, N.
H., Mar. 12, 1838. They lived in Wolfboro, now Nashua, N. II.,
where he is in the Sash and I>lind business. Children :

842. Adelle Hodgdon,' -\-

843. Mary Josephine Hodgdon,' b. in Wolfboro, July 19.

1870 ; graduated from Bates College, Lcwiston. Me.,

80 GENEALOGY OF THE

1893 ; later studied at Chicago University and re-
ceived her A. M. degree, and has since been a
teacher in the Nashua High School.

JOHN Hodgdon^ (772), b. in Newburyport, Mass., June 20,
1847 ; m. Sept. 12, 1870, Lucinda Abbott; he was a blacksmith
in Haverhill, Mass., for several years ; now lives on the home-
stead in Ossipee, N. H.

ALBERT J. Hodgdon** (773), b. in Newburyport, Mass., July
29, 1849 ; m. Nov. 29, 1877, Mary Adelaide Higgins of Vermont ;
they live in Ossipee, N. H.

MARY S. Hodgdon^ (775), b. in Ossipee, N. H., May 28,
1856; m. Nov. 23, 1881, George L. Young, b. in Ossipee, May
11, 1S59. They reside in Gonic, Rochester, N. H. Children :

844. Myrtle Young,^ b. in Ossipee, Feb. 24, 1883 ; student at

Bates College.

845. Elvena Young,^ b. in Ossipee, May 16, 1885 ; student at

Bates College, Lewiston, Me.

846. Gladys Young,^ b. in Rochester, May 3, 1894 ; d. young.

SARAH E. Hodgdon** (776), b. in Ossipee, N. H., May 28,
1856 ; m. Dec. 24, 1885, William Penn, son of Thomas and Clarissa
(Payne) Higgins, b. in Eastham, Mass., Sept. 1, 1860. They live
in Haverhill, Mass. Children :

847. Charles Thomas Higgins," b. in Haverhill, Sept. 2, 1887 ;

in Haverhill High School, Class of 1906.

848. Robert Henry Higgins," b. July 20, 1890.

849. Edith May Higgins," b. Nov. 17, 1894.

850. Frank Higgins," b. Feb. 26, 1898.

SAMUEL F. Hodgdon^ (778), b. in Ossipee, N. H., July 13,
1823; m. (1) July, 1846, Athelinda Fogg; he is a farmer in
Milan, where .she d. July 10, 1847. Ho m. (2) Dec 26, 1847,
Marie Leavitt, b. in Stark, N. H., Jan. 10, 1830 ; d. June 10,

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1875, and he m. (3) Nov. 25, 1876, Abbic Scales, b. in Wakefield,
N. H., Dec. 9, 1860. They reside in West Milan Children :

851. John Mathers Ilodgdon,'' -|-

852. Ozmon M Ilodgdon,'' 4-

853. lola A. Hodgdon," +

854. Daniel Webster Hodgdon,"* +

855. Ernest Augustus Hodgdon,^ -)-

856. Octavia Matilda Hodgdon,'' b. Sept., 1S77 ; m Leslie

Hagar" (914).

857. Marie C. Hodgdon,' b. Feb. 16, 1879 ; she is training for

a nurse in Concord, N. H.

858. Jerome O. Hodgdon,'' b. Oct. 5, 1882.

859. Georgiana M. Hodgdon," b. Feb. 10, 1884.

860. James O. Hodgdon,** b. Jan. 23, 1886.

861. Nina Hodgdon,' b. Feb. 23, 1889.

862. Samuel Fox Hodgdon, Jr.,'* b. Mar. 12, 1891.

863. Abbie Hodgdon,' b. Mar. 11, 1893.

864. Sally Hodgdon,' b. Nov. 11, 1895.

865. Ruth Hodgdon,' b. Apr. 27, 1897.

866. Hobson Dewey Hodgdon,' b. Jan. 30, 1899.

867. William C. Hodgdon,' b. Dec. 4, 1899.

MOSES Hodgdon, Jr.' (779), b. in Ossipee, N. H., Oct. 22,
1825; when four years of age his parents moved to Stark, and
one year later to Milan, N. H. He m. in 1853, Lucinda An-
geline, dau. of Daniel and Polly (Wheeler) Green, b. in Ix-rlin,
N. H., Dec. 6, 1834; they lived in West Milan, where she d.
Sept. 4, 1873 ; he m. (2) in 1880, Arvilla Twitchell.

He was identified in town and state affairs, having served in tne
legislature in 1867 and 69 as representative of Milan. lie also
served that town as selectman for fourteen years and ta.\ collector
several years. He was a lumberman, also contractor and builder,
having constructed several buildings in Milan and Ik^-lin, N. 11.,
where he settled in 1885 ; and also served that town both as se-
lectman and assessor.

He d. at the home of his daughter in Portland, .Me., while on a

82 GENEALOGY OF THE

visit to his children in that city, Apr. 25, 1903, and was buried in
the family cemetery in West Milan. Children :

868. Melvin Elmer Hodgdon,^ -|-

869. Marilla Hodgdon,^ +

870. Charles Dexter Hodgdon,^ b. Nov. 11, 1856 ; d. May 17,

1863.

871. Daniel Glenroy Hodgdon,' b. in West Milan, May 27.

1858 ; he was a mechanic and killed on a rollway at
Island Park, Vt., Aug. 10, 1882.

872. John Alfred Hodgdon,® -f

873. Helen Georgiana Hodgdon,^ -f

874. Minnie Estelle Hodgdon,^ +

875. Walter F. Hodgdon,^ -|-

876. Moses Alberto Hodgdon,^ -|-

877. Charles Dexter Hodgdon,^ -f

878. Lewis Clark Hodgdon,^ +

ELIZABETH F. Hodgdon^ (780), b. in Milan, N. H., Jan.
30, 1828 ; m. Dexter Wheeler ; she d. Oct., 1867. Child :

879. A daughter,^ b. d.

CHARLES N. Hodgdon« (782), b. in Milan, N. H., Dec. 7,
1833; m. Jan., 1862, Elizabeth A. Andrews, b. Mar. 25, 1841.
He was a teacher, farmer and lumberman in Milan until about
1885, when he settled in Berlin, N.H., where he engaged in the
wood coal and real estate business. He is also one of the Direc-
tors and Stock-holders of the First National Bank of Berlin,
where they reside. Children:

880. Wilfred Alphonso Hodgdon,^ -|-

881. Flora Emily Hodgdon,^ -|-

882. Henry Norman Hodgdon,^ -|-

883. Mabel Elizabeth Ilodgdon,'' b. June 9, 1880.

EMILY Hodgdon« (784), b. in Milan, N. H., June 6, 1840;
m. (1) Dec, 1861, Welcome A. Crafts; m. (2) Sept. 25, 1870,

CHARLES N. HODGUON

JAHES C. S. HODQDON

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 83

John H. Chandler, proprietor of the Chandler House in Diimmcr,
N. H., where they reside.

RUTH A. Hod^^don» (785), b. in Milan, N. II., July 6. 1842;
m. Nov. 10, 1864, Lorenzo P. Adley. They lived in Dunmier,
N. H., where he was killed on the railroad. The family resitles
in Dummer. Children :

884. James A. G. Adley,' +

885. Ellen E. Adley,' b. Aug. 14, 1873.

FRANCES D. Hodgdon* (788), b. in Milan, N. II., Nov. 4,
1829; m in Farmington, N. H., in 1849, Rev. Edward M. Ilag-
gett, b. in Hartford, Me., July 20, 1827. They lived in Liver-
more, Me., where he d. Jan. 1, 1882; she d. in Livcrmore, Oct.
29, 1897.

JAMES C. S. Hodgdon'* (789), b. in iviilan, N. H., May 9,
1833; m. in Lee, Mass., Feb. 1, 1859, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of
Azariah Winchell and Mehitable (Eaton) Brooks, b. in Sudbury,
Mass., Mar. 28, 1837. They lived for a time in St. Louis, Mo.,
where he was manager for George W. Wentworth, wholesale
dealer in boots and shoes ; they removed from there to Daven-
port, Iowa, where he was a dealer in merchandise. He was with
the Union Army in 1863-4, at Vicksburg, Miss., connected with
the Sutler's department. He later settled in Haverhill, Mass.,
and was engaged in shoe business ; then removed to Kansas and
took up a ranch, remained a few years and returned to Haverhill.
Mr. Hodgdon was killed in a railroad accident on the Boston and
Maine Railroad in Wells, Me., Jan., 2, 1882, when on his way to
Livermore, Me., to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, Rev.
Mr. Haggett. The family resides in Haverhill. Children :

886. Fred Milton Hodgdon,' -\-

887. Edward James Hodgdon,' -j-

888. Mildred Brooks Hodgdon,' b. Nov. 8, 1874.

ANDREW J. Hodgdon» (791), b. in Farmington, N. IL, Aug.

84 GENEALOGY OF THE

1, 1837 ; he left home at the age of fifteen and learned the shoe-
maker's trade in Natick, Mass. ; later spent a few years teaching
school in Maine and New Hampshire. He enlisted as private in
Company C 23rd Regiment of Maine Infantry, Sept. 10, 1862
Mustered into United States service, Sept. 29, 1862, for 9 months.
Mustered out and honorably discharged, July, 1863, at Portland,
Me., by reason of expiration of term of service. Re-enlisted in
Company C 32nd Regiment of Maine Infantry, Feb. 16, 1864, and
mustered into the United States service as 1st Sergeant at Au-
gusta, Me., Mar. 11, 1864, for three years. Mustered out and
honorably discharged from the service of United States, Dec. 12,
1864, by reason of the consolidation of the 32nd with the 31st
Maine Regiment, After his return he was a dealer in Merchan-
dise in Livermore, Me., where he remained but a short time; then
settled in Haverhill, Mass., as a shoe contractor and later a man-
ufacturer. Mr. Hodgdon m. in Bethel, Me., Nov. 6, 1869, Olive
Emogene, dau. of John and Eliza (Eastman) Carr, b. in Weld,
Me., Feb. 14, 1838 ; he is a dealer in Groceries and Provisions in
Haverhill, where she d. Aug. 18, 1901. Mr. Hodgdon is very
much interested in the ancestry and genealogy of his family, and
it is to this fact we are indebted for this present volume, which he
has published with great care and expense. Child :

889. Frances Martha Hodgdon,* +

DAVID T. P. Hodgdon* (793), b. in Farmington, N. H., Feb.
21, 1841 ; he was a teacher and merchant in Livermore, Me.,
where he m. Apr. 26, 1863, Melis.sa Gardner, dau. of Theodore
and Lucy Gardner (Bragg) Russell, b. in Rumford, Me., Oct. 11,
1842. He moved to Haverhill, Mass., where he was a shoe con-
tractor and dealer in sole leather for some years ; then settled in
Kansas, where he is a ranchman, also editor and proprietor of the
Rice County Eagle ; they reside in Lyons, Kans. Children :

890. Ida Mabel Hodgdon,* +

891. Edith Maude Hodgdon,* -j-

WILLIAM C. Hodgdon, Jr.«(795), b. in Ossipee, N.H., Sept.

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HODSDON OK IIODGDON FAMILY. 85

30, 1827, m. in IMddeford, Me., Mar. 22. 1852, Nancy D. Thump-
son, b. in Porter, Me., May 22, 1830. They hvetl in llolyoke,
Mass. ; now (1904) in Tiverton, R. I., where he is a farmer. ChiUl:

891a. Emma Adelia Hodgdon,'' b. in Holyoke, June 26, 1S53 ;
d. Jan. 14, 1854.

REBECCA P. Hodgdon^ (796), b. in Stark. NIL. June 4,
1833; m. in Biddeford, Me., Aug. 8, 1852, Horace E., son of
Wilham and Hannah (Perkins) Wood, b. July 4. 1832, in Bidde-
ford, where they lived for a time; then in Fall River, Mass., where
he was overseer and superintendent in a cotton mill; now retired,
living in Methuen, Mass. Child :

891b. George William Wood,'' -\-

HARRIET D. Hodgdon^ (802), b. in Milan, N If.. Dec. 20,
1831; m. Mar. 7, 1853, Levi N. Low of Stratford, N.I I. They
lived in Sharon, Wis. and Braincrd, Minn., where he d. June 10,
1899; she d. in Duluth, Minn., Mar. 19, 1901. Children :

892. Leslie Low,^ +

893. Belle Low," +

894. Fred Eugene Low," -|-

GEORGE W. Hodgdon^ (804), b. in South Berwick, Me.,
Sept. 28, 1836; m. in Sharon, Wis., P'eb. 15, 1860, Jane Helen
Dougall of Sharon. He d. Dec. 12, 1880; Mrs. Hodgdon lives in
Spokane, Wash. Children:

895. Alvah Melvin Hodgdon," b. Nov. 3, 1 860; d. Jan. 12. 1862.

896. Frank Ellsworth Hodgdon," +

897. Alvah Warren Hodgdon," b. July 6, 1863; d. July 9. 1873.

898. Harriet Ann Hodgdon," +

899. May Hodgdon," + )

900. Maude Hodgdon," + )

901. William Dougall Hodgdon," b. Nov. 25, 1870.

902. Finis Ratchel Hodgdon," b. Dec. 21, 1872; d. N-.v. 10.

1876.

86 GENEALOGY OF THE

903. George Alexander Hodgdon/ -|-

904. Olive Ratchel Hodgdon,^ +

JOSEPH W. Hodgdon (805), b. in Diimmer, N. H., Dec. 20,
1840 ; m. June 22, 1866, Ella Loucks. They lived in Janesville,
Wis., where he d. Sept. 11, 1898. Children:

905. Harry H. Hodgdon,' -|-

906. Bertha F. Hodgdon,' +

907. Beulah A. Hodgdon,' -|-

CAROLINE W. Hodgdon^ (806), b. in Stark, N. H., Oct. 13,
1843; m. Sept. 11, 1865, in Sharon, Wis., Jacob Sarasy. They
live in Janesville, Wis. Children :

908. Eva Sarasy,' -|-

908 a. Lottie Sarasy,' b. Feb. 14, 1868 ; d. in infancy.

909. Ralph J. Sarasy,' b. in Chicago, 111., Feb. 21, 1871 ; liv-

ing in Janesville.

FORDICE C. B. Hodgdon^ (807), b. in Dummer, N. H., Oct.
9, 1846 ; moved with his parents to Sharon Wis., in 1857, where
he remained for a few years, then went into Iowa, while the
country was new and wild. He followed railroading ; went
through Nebraska on the "Union Pacific" in 1867-8; he was
once shot with an arrow by an Indian, while on top of a telegraph
pole, the arrow pinning his ankle to the pole. He also engaged
in mining, as well as becoming a telegraph operator, and now has
charge of the Naval Telegraphic Station in Key West, Fla., where
he m. Dec. 9, 1886, Charlotte A. Heermans ; they reside at Key
West.

HELEN M. Hodgdon^ (808), b. in Dummer, N. H., Nov. 30,
1849; m. in Sharon, Wis., Sept. 29, 1874, Robert D. Stewart.
They reside in Beloit, Wis. Children :

910. Ray Stewart,' b. in Janesville, Wis., Sept. 11, 1879.

911. Fannie Stewart,' -|-

FORDICE C. B. HODCiDON

HODSDON OR IIODGDON FAMILY. 87

FLORA E. IIo(lsdon»(809), b in Stark, N. II , Jan. 3, 1856;
m. in Sharon, Wis., Nov. 20, 1875, James Aklcn, son of James
Whipple and Sarah (Adams) Field, b. in Su<;ar Creek, Wis., in
1847. He is a hardware dealer of the firm of Field & Woicolt,
Sharon, where they reside. Mr. Field was a soldier in the Civil
War, serving ninety days. Children :

912. Guy Alden Field,^ b. in Sharon, May 21, 1882; student

in the State University at Madison, Wis.

913. Forrest Whipple Field,M3. in Sharon, Sept. 16, 1885;

student in the State University at Madison.

MARY E. Demcritt^ (810), b. in Milan, N.H., Oct 13, 1836;
m. Dec. 11, 1853, Joel Hagar, b. June 2, 1824. They lived in
Milan where he d. Jan. 18, 1888. Child:

914. Leslie Hagar,^ (adopted) -f-

SARAH A. Demeritt' (811), b. in Milan, N.IL, May 3, 1838;
m. in 1855, Andrew J. Lang, b. July 6, 1837. They lived in Mi-
lan where .she d. Aug. 6, 1865; he d. Feb. 11, 1893. Children :

915. William Alphra Lang.Mx Apr. 1, 1856; d. Sept. 13, 1861.

916. Joseph Lang,'* b. in 1858; d. young.

917. Matilda Lang,'' b. in 1860.

■ 918. William Joseph Lang,« b. Feb 8; d Aug 29, 1863.

MATILDA J. Demeritt« (812), b. in Milan, NIL, Dec. 21,
1841; m. Mar. 1, 1862, Nelson N. Nichols, b. Jan. 10, 1836. They
reside in West Milan. Children :

919. Mary Elizabeth Nichols,' +

920. Charles Henry Nichols,' +

SUSAN E. Cowan«(814), b. in Dover, N II., Au^. 13. 1839;
m. Feb. 8, 1865, Charles Henry, son of Jonathan and Martha
(Perkins) Sawyer, b. in Watertown, N. Y., Mar. 30, 1840. He
was a woolen manufacturer in Dover, where she d. Apr. 20, 1899.
Mr. Sawyer, now retired, lives on the old Hodgdon homesteatl in

88 GENEALOGY OF THE

Dover. Children:

920a. William Davis Sawyer," -|-
920b. Charles Francis Sawyer," -j-
920c. James Cowan Sawyer," -|-
92 Od. Edward Sawyer," -|-

920e. Elizabeth Coffin Sawyer," b. Mar. 8, 1880; living in
Dover.

MARY E. Stillings"(818), b. in Rochester, N. H., Dec. 10,
1879; m. Dec. 9, 1903, Justin A. Emery; they reside in Roches-
ter.

LIZZIE M. Sanborn" (822), b. in Boston, Mass., June 14,
1861; m. Sept. 30, 1891, Charles Danforth Nelson, b. in Ohio,
Aug. 13, 1866; graduated at Harvard Medical School, Cambridge,
Mass., 1891. He was a practicing physician in Norwalk, Ohio,
where they lived. Dr. Nelson d. in Pomona, Cal., Nov. 28, 1900;
his family now (1904) resides in New Dorchester, Mass. Children:

921. Ira Sanborn Nelson," b. Dec. 29, 1894.

922. Aro Danforth Nelson," b. Aug. 27, 1898.

FRANK E. Sanborn" (823), b. in Boston, Mass., Aug. 25,
1866; he is a mechanical engineer; was an instructor in Tufts
College ; now (1904) Director of the Industrial Arts Department
in the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. He m. Jan. 1,
1901, Elizabeth Champney Hunneman of Roxbury, Mass., b.
Mar. 21, 1873 ; they reside in Columbus.

JOHN W. Sanborn" (824), b. in Boston, Mass., Aug. 28, 1860 ;
m. June 29, 1887, Alice Dean Spear of Quincy, Mass., b. Oct. 28,
1863. He was head of the large and successful house of J. W.
Sanborn & Co., dealers in optical instruments ; and president of
the N. E. Association of Opticians ; president of the N. E. Op-
tical Institute and commodore of the Quincy Yacht Club. He
d. in Quincy, June 11, 1901 ; Mrs. Sanborn resides in Quincy.

HODSDON OR IIODGDON FAMILY. 89

CLARA E. Sanborn^ (825), b. Nov. 1, 1867; m. Juno 1(),
1891, William P. Brayton of Missoula, Mont. They rcsitic in
Dawson City, Alaska. Children :

923. Sanborn Pitman Brayton.^"

924. Julius Brayton.^"

GRACE I. Sanborn^ (826), b. July 7, 1869; m. Oct. 6, 1889,
Lieut. Thomas H. McGuire of the 25th United States Infantry.
He d. and she and her children are living with her father in Los
Angeles, Cal. Children :

925. Irving Sanborn McGuire.*'^

926. Katharine McGuire."

ISABEL M. Butterfield^ (827), b. in Newburyport, Mass., Jan.
14, 1851 ; m. June, 1869, Benjamin Goodwin, son of Thomas and

(Johnson) Hodgkins, b. in Newburyport, Feb., 1843.

They lived in Newburyport, Chelsea and Amcsbury, Mass., and
again in Newburyport, where he d., and she m. (2) George T.
Ferkms of Newburyport. They reside in Somerville, Mass.
Children :

927. Fred Albert Ernest Hodgkins," +

928. Alice Maud Blanche Hodgkins," -|-

929. Mabel Averick Hodgkins," b. Aug. 18; d. Sept., 1874.

930. Nettie Ruth May Hodgkins," -f

931. Wilbert G. Hodgkins," -f

932 Edith Isabel Perkins," b. Apr. 22, 1887 ; d. young.

933. Harold W. Perkins," b. Nov. 3, 1889 ; d. young.

934. Helen Isabel Perkins," (adopted) b. Nov. 12, 1894.

RUTH A. Butterfield' (828), b. in Newburyport, Mass., Oct.
26, 1854 ; m. in Wcnham, Mass., John Pickering Dodge of Wen-
ham, where they lived for a time ; now in Beverly, Mass. Children :

935. Hattie Athalia Dodge," m. George Cole.

936. Mabel Dodge," m. Joseph Perkins.

937. George Willard Milton Dodge," +

90 GENEALOGY OF THE

938. Ruth Ada Dodge/" b. in 1889.

GEORGE E. ButterfickP (829), b. in Newburyport, Mass.,
Mar. 10, 1859 ; m. Rosie Morse. They Hve in Wakefield, Mass.,
where he keeps a fish market.

WILLARD E. ButterfiekP (830), b. in Newburyport, Mass.,
Sept. 20, 1862 ; m. Hattie Maria Ordway of Newburyport, where
they reside.

MILTON S. ButterfiekP (831), b. in Newburyport, Mass.,
Apr. 28, 1866 ; m. Fannie Morton Clark, b. May 29, 1869. They
lived in Newburyport, where she d. Sept. 19, 1890 ; he d. in New-
buryport, Apr. 21, 1899. Children:

939. Orrie Weston Butterficld," b. June 27, 1887.

940. Lillian May Butterfield,^° b. Sept. 13, 1890.

CHARLES E. Hodgdon" (833), b. in Lynn, Mass., Apr. 18,
1862 ; m. in Lynn, Sept. 14, 1897, Isabelle E. Hancy, b. in Fort
Fairfield, Me , Dec. 12, 1864. They reside in Lynn, where he is
a real estate agent. Child :

941. Arthur E. Hodgdon,^° b. in Lynn, June 5, 1903.

LEANDER O. Hodgdon^ (834), b. in Lynn, Mass., Sept. 4,
1863; m. in Charlestown, Mass., Mar. 10, 1889, Anita Maud
Morse, b. in Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, Sept. 5, 1866. They re-
side in New Bedford, Mass. Children :

942. Arthur O. Hodgdon,^° b. in New Bedford, Apr. 10; d.

Apr. 12, 1891.

943. Clarence M. Hodgdon,^'' b. in New Bedford, Aug. 2, 1896.

BENJAMIN L. Hodgdon« (835), b. in Lynn, Mass., Mar. 9,
1865 ; m. (1) in Lynn, Aug. 27, 1887, Jeanette V. Harwood, b. in
1865. They lived in Lynn, where shed. Mar. 20, 1888, and hem. (2)
Oct. 21, 1899, Maud S. Bossom ; they reside in Hopedale, Mass.

HODSnON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 91

HENRY W. Hodgdon^ (837), b. in Lynn, Mass., Nov. 18,
1868 ; m. in Lynn, Sept. 2, 1891, May S. Wood, b. in Lynn, Mar.
5, 1869. They reside in Lynn. Children :

944. Holland H. Hodgdon,i" b. in Lynn, July 31, 1893.

945. Donald H. Hodgdon,^" )

}■ b. June 9, 1897.

946. Dorris M. Hodgdon,^" )

HATTIE L. Hodgdon^ (838), b. in Lynn, Mass., Oct. 15,
1873; m. in Lynn, Feb. 11, 1892, James H.Turnbull, b. in Scot-
land, Feb. 14, 1869. They reside in Lynn. Child :

947. James W. Turnbull,^" b. in Lynn, Dec. 5, 1892.

MARTHA A. Hodgdon« (840), b. in Lynn, Mass., Apr. 20,
1879; m. in Lynn, Oct. 2, 1897, Samuel S. Alley, b. June 9,
1877. They reside in Wenham, Mass. Children :

948. Herman R. Alley, i° b. in Wenham, Aug. 27, 1898.

949. Raymond T. Alley,i° b. in Wenham, Aug. 16, 1900.

ADELLE Hodgdon (842), b. in Wolfboro, N. H., Aug. 10,
1865 ; she was for some years head teacher in the Massachusetts
State School for the F'eeble Minded at Waverly, Mass. She m.
in Nashua, N. H., Aug. 4, 1904, Thomas Benjamin, son of Theo-
dore S. and Laura F. (Overlook) Brown, b. in Waldoboro, Me.,
Oct. 22, 1866. He is instructor in Manual Training in Minneap-
olis, Minn., where they reside.

JOHN M. Hodgdon^ (851), b. in West Milan, N. H., Oct. 18,
1848; m. Jan. 2, 1876, Emma Carpenter of Granby, Vt.; she d.
June 13, 1887. He is a carpenter in Davis, \V. Va. He m. (2)
Nov. 17, 1888, Eva Bell. Children :

950. Allen W. Hodgdon,^" -\-

951. Maud Hodgdon,^" b. Sept. 16, 1879; d. Aug. 9, ISS2, in

West Milan.

952. Albert C. Hodgdon,^" +

92 GENEALOGY OF THE

953. lola L. Hodgdon/" +

954. Effie Hodgdon/" b. May 1, 1891.

OZMON M. Hodgdon^ (852), b. in West Milan, N. H., Mar.
1, 1851 ; m. Nov. 29, 1879, Cora Carpenter of Granby, Vt. He
is a farmer in Granby.

lOLA A. Hodgdon'* (853), b. in West Milan, N. H., Dec. 10,
1852 ; m June 16, 1872, John Franklin Thompson of Stark, N.
H. He is a lumberman in Davis, W. Va., where they reside.
Child :

955. Benjamin Frank Thompson,^" b. Sept. 28, 1886 ; d. young.

DANIEL W. Hodgdon" (854), b. in West Milan, N. H., Feb.
10, 1855 ; m. Nov., 1875, Rose F. Bean of West Milan. He is a
lumberman in Berlin, N. H., where they reside.

ERNEST A. Hodgdon" (855), b. in West Milan, N. H., Dec.
1, 1856; m. Oct. 18, 1879, Mary A. Hogan of Gorham, N. H., b.
in West Frampton, Province of Quebec. He is a carpenter in
Groveton, N. H., where they reside. Children :

956. Earle W. Hodgdon,i° b. in Gorham, N. H., June 16,

1884.

957. Annie F. Hodgdon,^'' b. in West Milan, Sept., 1887.

958. Grace A. Hodgdon," b. in West Milan, Jan. 15, 1890.
958 a. Nellie Vail Hodgdon,^" adopted Sept. 30, 1900.

MELVIN E. HodgdonV868), b. in Milan, N. H., Feb. 12,
1854; m. in Milwaukee, Wis., July 25, 1894, Mrs. Emma Eliza
(Emerson) Mackie, widow of James Robert Mackie ; she was b.
in Milwaukee, Nov. 25, 1862. He is a machinist and resides in
Berlin, N. H.

MARH.LA Hodgdon" (869), b. in West Milan, N. II., Aug.
17, 1855; m. in (iorham, N. H., Mar. 9, 1882, William Eugene
Richards, b. in Harmony, Me., Sept. 14, 1853. He was a ma-

HODSDON OR IIODGDON FAMILY. 93

chinist and was killed while working" for the X'ictor Chemical
Works in Chicago Heights, 111., Mar. 30, 1903; Mrs. Richards
resides in Milwaukee, Wis. Children :

959. Roy William Richard.s,'" b. in Milwaukee, -\ug. ii, ISS3.

960. Ora May Richards,^" b. in Milwaukee, June 27, 1885 ; d.

Dec. 31, 1890.

JOHN A. Hodgdon^ (872), b. in We.st Milan. N. II., Ai)r. 24,
1860 ; m. in Portland, Me., Sept 7, 1887, Matilda S., dau. of lul-
ward and Hannah (Wheeler) Fernald, b. Oct. 12, 1867. He is a
hardware merchant in Berlin, N. H ., where they reside. Children :

961. Gladys Louise Hodgdon,'^' b. in Berlin, Scitt. 25, 1SS9.
962 Emmons Fernald Hodgdon,'" b in Berlin, July 27, 1891 ;

d. Jan. 21, 1901.

963. Roma Pearl Hodgdon," b. in Berlin, Apr. 17, 1894.

964. Paul Edward Hodgdon,'' b. in Berlin, June 19, 1896.

965. A child," b. May 26 ; d. June 4, 1900.

966. Theodore Alfred Hodgdon," b. in Berlin, Mar. 10, 1903.

HELEN G. Hodgdon^ (873), b. in West Milan, N. H., Feb.
24, 1862 ; m. June 13, 1887, Harry Randall Seavey. They lived
for a time in North Conway, N. H. ; now (1904) in Portland. Me.
Children :

967. Lucia Helen Seavey," b. in North Conway, Nov. 16,

1888.

968. Ruby Marion Seavey," b. in Portland, Ajir. 26, 1891.

969. Mildred Estelle Seavey," b. in Portland, Nov. 27, 1899.

MINNIE E. Hodgdon^ (874), b. in West Milan. N.H., Jan. 24,
1864; m in Berlin, N.H., Nov. 23, 1892, Joseph Swift, .s..n ..f
David Oaksman and Elizabeth (Swift) Smiley. He is a dry goods
merchant in Fitchburg, Mass., where they reside.

WALTER F. Hodgdon^ (875), b. in We.st Milan, Nil., Jan.
1 9, 1866; m. Jan. 19, 1901, Mary Alvena Le Gacy, b. in Ro.vton,

94 GENEALOGY OF THE

Canada, Oct. 15, 1877. They reside in Portland, Me. Children:

970. Frances Estelle Hodgdon,^" b. in Biddeford, Me., May 6,

1902.

971. Lloyd Earl Hodgdon,^° b. on Long Island, Portland Har-

bor, Aug. 23, 1903.

MOSES A. Hodgdon^ (876), b. in West Milan, N.H., Feb. 19,
1868; m. at Salamanca, N.Y., Oct. 20, 1896, Elizabeth Eva, dau.
of William and Anna (Shack) Decker, b. in Wilcox, Pa., Aug. 27,
1875. He is a carpenter in Wilcox where they reside. Children:

972. Dexter Alberto Hodgdon," b. in Wilcox, Oct. 13, 1898.

973. Minnie Eva Hodgdon,^° b. in Wilcox, Oct. 20, 1900.

CHARLES D. Hodgdon^ (877), b. in West Milan, N. H.,
May 16, 1870; m. in Berlin, N.H., Aug. 19, 1894, Blanch A., dau.
of Nicholas and Julia (Patterson) Mosher, b. in South Alton,
Kings Co., Nova Scotia, Nov. 7, 1872. He is an engineer in
West Milan, where they reside.

LEWIS C. Hodgdon^ (878), b. in West Milan, N.H., Apr. 11,
1872; m. in Berlin, N.H., Dec. 27, 1899, Daphne Editha, dau. of
Edward and Hannah (Wheeler) Fernald, b. in Berlin, Sept. 7,
1880. He is a caterer in Berlin, where they reside. Child:

974. Orville Fernald Hodgdon,i° b. in Berlin, Sept. 16, 1901.

WILFRED A. Hodgdon^ (880), b. in Milan, N.H., Jan. 30,
1864; m. Apr. 5, 1893, Alice Goebel, b. Oct. 23, 1873. They re-
side in Berlin, N.H. Children:

975. Lester Wilfred Hodgdon," b. Feb. 7, 1894.

976. Beatrice Ella Hodgdon,^" b. Mar. 17, 1896.

977. Viva Elizabeth Hodgdon," b. Mar. 20, 1897.

978. Phyllis Gertrude Hodgdon,^" b. Mar. 16, 1899.

979. Marie Ethelyn Hodgdon,^'' b. Nov. 6, 1901.

980. Norman John Hodgdon," b. Sept. 23, 1902.

FREDERICK M. MODUUON

i

EDWARD J. HODGDON

IIODSDON OK llonciDON FAMll.V. 95

FLORA E. Ilodgdon" (881), b. in Milan, N. II., Nov. 29,
1865; m. Nov. 28, 1888, Willis Tucker. They resiilc in IV-riin,
N. H. Children:

981. Raymond Hodgdon Tucker,^" b. Jan 16, 1S91.

982. Norma B. Tucker, ^'^ b. Apr. 28, 1895; d Aug. 19, 1S9S.

983. Frank Robley Tucker," b. Aug. 5, 1898.

984. Roma Elizabeth Tucker," b. Aug. 3, 1900.

HENRY Norman Hodgdon' (882), b. in Milan, N. II., July 7,
1869; m. Nov. 24, 1897, Emma Littler, b. Aug. 21, 1872. They
reside in Berlin, N. H.

JAMES A. G. Adley^ (884), b. in Dummcr. N II.. July 20.
1867 ; m. Dec. 20, 1888, Angie Jones. They reside in Dummer.
Children :

985. James Albert Adley," b. Mar. 20, 1890.

986. Maud Ruth Adley,"' b. Jan. 7, 1898.

987. Chandler H. Adley," b. Oct. 31, 1901.

FRED M. Hodgdon^ (886), b. in Farmington, N. II .June 17.
1864 ; m. in Newmarket, N. H., June 3, 1890, Abigail Shackford,
dau. of George Augustus and Abigail (Shackford) Bennett, b. in
Newmarket. He is a shoe manufacturer in I laverhill, Mass.

EDWARD J. Hodgdon^ (887), b. in Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 9.
1870; m. in Haverhill, Mass., Sept. 29, 1894, l^mily Josephine,
dau. of Joshua Weeks and Emily (Wiggin) Nason. b. in Haver-
hill, May 14, 1877. They reside in Haverhill, where he is a ileal-
in watches, diamonds and jewelry. Children:

988. Herbert James Hodgdon," b. Nov. 28, 1895.

989. Raymond Fred Hodgdon," b. Oct. 27, 19(»2.

FRANCES M. Hodgdon" (889), b. in Haverhill, Ma.ss., Nov.
9, 1870, m. in Haverhill, Feb. 27, 1891, Fred l-'uller, son of
Daniel Fuller and Clara Ellen (I'ogg) Shedd. b. in New iloslon.

I

96 GENEALOGY OF THE

N. H., Feb. 9, 1871. Mr. Shedd is editor of the Haverhill Even-
ing Gazette. Children :

990. Harold Hodgdon Shedd/° b. in Haverhill, Jan. 6, 1892.

991. Clifford Ernest Shedd/° b. in Haverhill, Nov. 21, 1893.

992. Karl Eastman Shedd,^" b. in Haverhill, Dec. 30, 1894.

IDA M. Hodgdon^ (890), b. in Livermore, Me., Feb. 7, 1864 ;
m. in Lyons, Kan., June 25, 1902, John Charles, son of David
and Mary Catherine (Dickson) Nicholson, b. in Portland Mills,
Ind., Jan. 2, 1862. They reside in Newton, Kan. Child :

993. Edith Nicholson," b. in Newton, May. 15, 1903.

EDITH M. Hodgdon^ (891), b. in Haverhill, Mass., Nov. 29,
1874; m. in Lyons, Kans., June 15, 1904, John Tressler Flicking-
er. They reside in Schenectaday, N.Y.

GEORGE W. Wood« (891 b), b. in Biddeford, Me., Mar. 17,
1854; m. in Fall River, Mass., Chloa Orilla Field, b. in Dart-
mouth, Mass. ; they lived in Fall River, where she d. Feb. 24,
1892. Mr. Wood now resides in Lawrence, Mass., connected
with the cotton mills. Children :

993 a. William Horace Wood," +

993 b. Charles Belden Wood," b. ; d. aged two years.

993 c. George Henry Wood," -|-

993 d. Bertha L. Wood," b. Feb. 20, 1885 ; d. June 18, 1897.

LESLIE Low« (892), b. in New Hampshire, in 1855; when
but two years of age his parents settled in Sharon, Wis. He m.
and lives in Fargo, N. Dak.

BELLE Low-' (893), b. in Sharon, Wis., May 29, 1857 ; being
the first white child born in that town, she was given a town lot
in honor of the same. She m. in Brainerd, Minn., Nov. 5, 1876,
Dr. John C. Rosser, a brother of General Rosser of the Confed-
erate Army. They reside in West Superior, Wis. Children :

HAROLD H. SHKDI)
CLIFFORD R. 5HEDD KAKl. I^. SHFDD

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 97

994. Pearl Rosser/" +

995. Ruth Rosser/° +

996. Jean Ros.ser/" -\-

997. Martha Rosser/" b. Mar. 29, 1S87.

998. John C. Rosser, Jr /" b. Jan. 25, 1890.

FRED E. Lo\v« (894), b. in Sharon, Wis, Mar. 14, 1860; m.
Fannie Fern Dennin, b. in Jamestown, N. Y., Aug. 15, 1861.
Mr. Low is city clerk of Brainerd, Minn., also interested in i«)li-
tics. Children :

999. Belle Low,'" b. in Brainerd, Mar. 11, 1880.

1000. Marie Low,'° +

1001. Grace Low,^° b. in Brainerd, Jan. 8, 1886.

1002. Arthur Eugene Low,^" b. in Brainerd, June 1, 1896.

FRANK E. Hodgdon^ (896), b. in Sharon, Wis., Jan. 7, 1862;
m. Dec. 1, 188-, Maggie Dunn. They lived in Duluth, Minn.,
later in Williston, N Dak. Children:

1002a. Harry Ellsworth Hodgdon,'°b. in Duluth, Oct. 31, 1889.
1002b. George Hodgdon,^" b. in Duluth, Nov. 21, 1890.
1002c. Frank Hodgdon,^*' b. in Duluth, June 18, 1892.
1002d. Maggie Hodgdon,'° b. in Duluth, Feb. 14, 1894.
1002e. Jeannette Hodgdon,^" b. in Duluth, Apr. 23, 1897; d. in
Williston, Aug. IS, 1897.

HARRIET A. Hodgdon^ (898), b. in Sharon, Wis., July 7,
1865; m. Jan. 22, 1887, William R. McChesney. They lived in
St. Cloud, Minn., now in Spokane, W^ash. Child:

1092f. Belle McChesney, ^^ b. in St. Cloud, Sept. 13. 1887.

May Hodgdon' (899), b. in Sharon, Wis., Apr. 7, 1867; m. Mar.
15, 1883, Andrew Bennett. Children:

1002g. Walter Dan Bennett,"' b. May 23, 1884.
1002h. Finis Maude Bennett,'" b. Feb. 2, 1886.
1002 i. Frank Edward Bennett,'" b. Nov. 16, 1888.

98 GENEALOGY OF THE

1002 j. Lucy Leah Bennett," b. Dec. 18, 1890.

1002k. Hattie Louise Bennett," b. Jan. 23, 1892.

1002 1. Andy Henry Bennett," b. Dec. 17, 1895.

1002m. Bessie May Bennett," b. May 16, 1897; d. Apr. 6, 1898.

1002n. Frederick John Bennett," b. Mar. 23, 1899.

MAUDE Hodg-don« (900), b. in Sharon, Wis., Apr. 7, 1867;
m. Dec. 20, 1883, Samuel H. Parker. They reside in Brainerd,
Minn. Chiklren:

1002O. Samuel Howard Parker," b. Feb. 9, 1886.

1002p. Ruth Esther Parker," b. Feb. 4, 1888.

1002q. Quin Dougall Parker," b. Apr. 3, 1890.

1002r. Eunice Jane Parker," b. Oct 1 1, 1893.

1002s. Marjorie Belle Parker," b. Apr. 23, 1897.

GEORGP: A. Hodg-don' (903), b. in Sharon, Wis., Aug. 15,
1875; m. Aug. 1, 1900, Hattie Hartman. They lived in Minot,
N. Dak., and later in Spokane, Wash. Children:

1002t. Russell Hodgdon," b. in Minot, Nov. 3, 1901.
1002U. William Hartman Hodgdon," b. in Spokane, May 9,
1903.

OLIVE R. Hodgdon^ (904), b. in Sharon, Wis., Jan. 12, 1878;
m. Oct. 4, 1899, John D. McColman.

HARRY H. Hodgdon' (905), b. in Janesville, Wis., Nov. 10,
1866; m. in Ramsey, 111., Kathern Bolt; they reside in St. Louis,
Mo.

BERTHA F. Hodgdon^ (906), b. in Janesville, Wis., Dec. 31,
1869; m. June 3, 1899, Harry Stacy; they reside in Chicago, 111.

BEULAH A. Hodgdon' (907), b. in Janesville, Wis., Jan. 12,
1876; m. June 18, 1898, Perry Brown; they reside in Oakland,
Gal Child:

1003. Marion Brown," b. in Oakland, July 26, 1902.

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMII.V. 99

EVA Sarasy« (908), b. in Jancsville, Wis., July 10, 1866; m.
June 14, 1888, K. C. Lewis, son of Judge Lewis. They reside
in Juneau, Wis., where he is practicing law.

FANNIE Steward (911), b. in Jancsville, Wis, Mar. 9. 1SS2;
m. Dec. 29, 1903, Dr. R. C. Morris; they reside in Fort Alkinson,
Wis.

LESLIE Hagar« (914), b. in Milan, N. II., Apr 22, 1858; m.
Mar. 29, 1896, Octavia M. Hodgdon'-' (856), b. in Milan, Sept. 1,
1877. Child:

1004. Demeritt Watson Hagar,'° b. June 1, 1898.

MARY E. Nichols^ (919), b. in Milan, N.ll., Dec. 14, 1863; m.
Jan. 17, 1878, Allie Wright, b. Jan. 17, 1854.

CHARLES H. Nichols^ (920), in Milan, N.H., Oct. 23, 1868;
m. June 3, 1891, Ella Morrow, b. Mar. 11, 1869. Children:

1005. Augusta Matilda Nichols,'" b. Aug. 4, 1893.

1006. Florence Grace Nichols,'" b. July 21, 1900.

1007. Elizabeth Muriel Nichols,'" b. June 15, 1902.

WILLIAM D. Sawyer^ (921), b. in Dover, N H., Nov. 26.
1866 ; m. Nov. 21, 1890, Susan Gertrude Hall, b. in Dover. He
is a lawyer in New York City ; they reside in New Rochelle, N .
Y. Children :

1008. Jonathan Sawyer,'" b. Aug. 21, 1891.

1009. Elizabeth Bigelow Sawyer,'" b. Jan. 24, 1898.

CHARLES F. Sawyer^ (922), b. in Dover, N. II., Jan. 16.
1869; m. Jan. 29, 1895, Gertrude Child Severance, b. in San
Francisco, Cal. He is a woolen manufacturer in Dover, where
they reside.

JAMES C. Sawyer^ (923), b. in Dover, N. II.. Mar. 30. IS72;

LOfC.

100 GENEALOGY OF THE

m. June 10, 1897, Mary Pepperell Frost, b. in Dover. He is
treasurer of Phillips' Academy, Andover, Mass., where they re-
side. Child :

1010. George Frost Sawyer,^" b. June 25, 1902.

EDWARD Sawyer^ (924), b. in Dover, N. H, July 21, 1874;
he is a manufacturer of wire and cable in Stamford, Conn., office
in New York City.

ALLEN W. Hodgdon^" (950), b. in West Milan, N. H., June
7, 1877 ; m. Nov. 14, 1899, Bertha McGinnis of Granby, Vt.,
where he is engaged in farming. Child :

1011. Florence Hodgdon," b. in Granby, Mar. 27, 1901.

ALBERT C. Hodgdon" (952), b. in West Milan, N. H., Sept.
7, 1883 ; m. July 19, 1904, Cecille De Pouter. He is a farmer in
Granby, Vt.

lOLA L. Hodgdon^" (953), b. in West Milan, N. H., Oct. 19,
1885; m. June 23, 1903, Loren Chappell. He is a book-keeper
in Victory, Vt., where they reside. Child :

1011a. Amanda May Chappell," b. May 10, 1904.

W. HORACE Wood" (993a), b. in Fall River, Mass., Feb. 9,
1873 ; m. in Lowell, Mass., Sept. 8, 1897, Mary, dau. of Almond
R. and Susan J. (Shattuck) Lancaster, b. in Haverhill, Mass.,
Dec. 27, 1871. He is a musician in Lowell, where they reside.

GEORGE H. Woodi" (993c), b. in Fall River, Mass., July
17, 1878; m. in Methuen, Mass., June 26, 1902, P^annie Isadore,
dau. of John M. and Rebecca (Woodbury) Bailey, b. in Haverhill,
Mass., Aug. 23, 1878. They reside in Methuen, where he is a
clerk in a grocery.

PEARL Rosser" (994), b. Oct. 7, 1877; m. Dec. 19, 1896,
James Chorls Giggie. Child :

1012. James Chorls Giggie, Jr.," b. Jan. 6, 1898.

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 101

RUTH Rosseri" (995), b. Nov. 6, 1S79; m. Sept. 12, 1900,
Frank C. Brown. Children :

1013. John Mabbit Brown," b. Apr. 9, 1902.

1014. Thomas L. Rosser Brown," b. Oct. 8, 1903.

JEAN Rosser^" (996), b. Aug. 30, 1884; m. Jan. 2\, 1903,
WilHam R. Payton. They reside in Duluth, Minn.

MARIE Low^" (1000), b. in Brainerd, Minn., Nov. 3, 1883;
m. G. W. Chadbourne.

ISRAEL Hodgdon^ (359), b. in Dover, N.H., July 26, 1741;
m. May 18, 1766, Mary Pearl, b. Jan. 26, 1747. They settled in
Windham, Me. Mary d. Dec. 28, 1827. Israel d. Mar. 25, 1832.
We have but a partial record of his descendants. Children:

1015. Moses Hodgdon,® -\-

1016. Aaron Hodgdon,*' b. Oct. 28, 1768; d. Jan. 15, 1770.

1017. Sarah Hodgdon,'' b. Dec. 16, 1770; m. Simons;d.

July 21, 1843.

1018. Abigail Hodgdon,*^ b. July 16, 1775; d. Jan. 17, 1808.

1019. Mary Hodgdon,*^ b. July 5, 1779; m. Gammon.

1020. John Hodgdon," ) d. June 11, 1829.

[h. Aug. 13, 1784.

1021. Israel Hodgdon,*' ) d. June 29. 1841.

1022. Caleb Ilodgdon,*^ ) d. June 10. 1875.

lb. Jan. 21, 1792.

1023. Joshua Hodgdon," ) d. July 6, 1808.

MOSES Hodsdon" (1015), b. in Windham, Me., July IS, 1767;
m. Phebe, dau. of Samuel and Hannah (Jenkins) llan.son, b. in
1765; she d. in Poland, Me. Apr. 18, 1814; he d Dec. 31, 1853,
aged 86. Children:

1024. Hanson Hod.sdon,'' b. Nov. 22, 1786.

1025. William Hodsdon," b. Mar. 22, 1789.

1026. Samuel Hodsdon,' b. June 10, 1790.

1027. Moses Hod.sdon,' +

102 GENEALOGY OF THE

1028 Sarah Hodsdon/ b. Mar. 17, 1796.

1029. John Hodsdon/ b. May 17, 1798.

1030. Hannah Hodsdon,^ b. Aug. 22, 1800.

1031. Mary Hodsdon,' b. Dec. 21, 1802.

1032. Phebe Hodsdon,^ b. May 16, 1806.

MOSES Hodsdon (1027), b. Sept. 10, 1794; m. Oct. 16, 1814,
Sally, dau. of Mark and Annie (McGuire) Emery, b. in Poland,
Me., June 26, 1795. They lived in Poland, where she d. Dec. 25,
1872. Children :

1033. Mark E. Hodsdon,^ +

1034. Martha Ann Hodsdon,^ -f

1035. Burbank Hodsdon,^ +

1036. Rachel Hodsdon,^ -|-

1037. Ellen Hodsdon,^ -f

1038. Lorana Hodsdon,^ -j-

MARK E. Hodsdon^ (1033), b. in Poland, Me., Feb. 27, 1815 ;
m. Phebe Getchell ; they lived in Poland, where he d. about
1869. Child :

1039. Amelia J. Hodsdon,^ -f

MARTHA A. Hodsdon' (1034), b. in Poland, Me.; m. Hira
Keene, and they lived in West Poland. Children :

1040. Emily Keene,^ -\-

1041. Rachel Keene,** -f

1042. Mark Keene,^ b. 1846 ; d. 1870.

1043. Francis Keene,' b. 1851 ; d. young.

BURBANK Hodsdon' (1035), b. in Poland. Me.; m. and had
a family, but we were unable to get the records.

RACHEL Hodsdon' (1036), b. in Poland, Me.; m. Simon
Johnson.

ELLEN Hodsdon' (1037), b. in Poland, Me.; m. Amaziah

IlonsDON OR IIODGDON FAMII.V. 103

Keene ; they live in West Poland, Me. Children :

1044. Alford IJ. Kecne" b. Aug. 31, 1850; d.

1045. Andrew A. Keene,' +

1046. On-en A. Keene,^ +

1047. Rollin A. Keene," +

1048. Frank S. Keene," +

1049. Emma E. Keene," +

1050. Jesse L. Keene," +

LORANA Hodsdon^(1038), b. in Poland, Me., m. William E.,
son of Reuben and Sally (Emery) Blair, b. in Poland, Oct. 3, 1833.
Children:

1051. Nellie, Blair," b. d.

1052. George Blair," +

1053. Addie Blair," +

AMELIA J. Hodsdon" (1039), b. in Poland, Me., Oct. 10, 1846;
m. Dec. 22, 1877, Dr. Charles Jenkins, b. Aug. 11, 1844. They
live in West Poland, Me.

EMILY Kecne" (1040), b. in Poland, Me., Mar. 29, 1838; m.
June 16, 1855, Edwin, son of John and Betsey (Johnson) P^mcry,
b. in Poland, Nov. 30, 1830. They live in West Poland.
Children:

1054. Anna Emery," -f-

1055. Carrie Emery,"' +

1056. William P:mery," b. July 28, 1878; d. Jan. 18, 1900.

RACHEL Keene" (1041), b. in Poland, Me , m. June 3. 1861,
Greenleaf, son of John and Betsey (John.son) Emery, b. in Poland,
July 20, 1831. They live in West Pari.s, Me. Children :

1057. Bertha Ellen Emery," +

1058. Mertie Inza Emmery," +

1059. Warren Ambrose Emery," +

1060. Walter Gerry Emery," +

104 GENEALOGY OF THE

1061. William Henry Emery," +

1062. Amma K. Emery," )

^b. Nov. 11, 1876.

1063. Allie K. Emery," )

1064. Leforest Greenleaf Emery," b. Mar. 17, 1882.

ANDREW A. Keene" (1045), b. in Poland, Me., Sept. 18,
1852; m. Emma Chute. Child:

1065. George Keene," -f

ORREN A. Keene^ (1046), b. in Poland, Me., Jan. 15, 1854;
m. Mary Keene. Child :

1066. Nellie Keene,

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ROLLIN A. Keene" (1047), b. in Poland, Me., Sept. 30, 1858,
m. Etta Hatch. Children :

1067. Ethel Keene," b. in 1889.

1068. Eorrest Keene," b. in 1891.

1069. Flora Keene," b. in 1893.

FRANK S. KecneVl048), b. in Poland, Me., Oct. 4, 1862;
m. Louisa Tilson. Children :

1070. Almon Keene," b. in 1892.

1071. Lillian Keene," b. in 1893.

1072. Fred Keene," b. in 1894.

1073. Warren Keene," b. in 1896.

1074. Grace Keene," b. in 1898.

1075. Wilber Keene," b. in 1903.

EMMA E. Keene" (1049), b. in Poland, Me., Feb. 28, 1864;
m. Charles Toby. Children :

1076. Rudolph Toby," b. in 1894.

1077. William Toby," b. in 1896.

JESSE L. Keene" (1050), b. in Poland, Me., Mar. 3, 1872 ; m.

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 105

Amy Newport. Children :

1078. Ruth Kcenc," b. in 1897.

1079. Bessie Keene/'' b. in 1899.

1080. Doris Keene/« b. in 1902.

GEORGE Blair' (1052), b. in Poland, Me. ; m. May Goodwin.
Children :

1 08 1 . Georgie Blair," b. in 1901.

1082. Cecil Blair, "^ b. in 1903.

ADDIE Blair' (1053), b. in Poland, Me.; m. A. Boston.
Children :

1083. Violet Boston," b. in 1894.

1084. Mary Boston," b. in 1900.

ANNA Emery" (1054), b. in Poland, Me., Nov. 28, 1856; m.
Feb. 18, 1878, Alvin D. Quimby ; they reside in Portland, Me.
Children :

1085. Addie M. Quimby," +

1086. Edwin J. Quimby," b. Apr. 27, 1882.

1087. Nellie A. Quimby," b. July 30, 1889.

1088. Percy Quimby," b. Oct. 18, 1891.

CARRIE Emery'^ (1055), b. in Poland, Me., Feb. 1, 1864; m.
Frank Nason ; they reside in West Poland.

BERTHA E. Emery" (1057), b. in Paris, Mc., May 2, 1865;
m. in 1888, Julian Stowe ; they reside in Paris. Child :

1089. Derward J. Stowe," b. in 1896.

MERTIE I. Emery" (1058), b. in Paris, Me., Dec. 31, 1866;
m. in 1881, Leroy Stowe ; they reside in Dicksfield, Me. Ciiildrcn :

1090. Ivan L. Stowe," +

106 GENEALOGY OF THE

1091. Erie C. Stowe," b. July, 1883.

1092. Oma Stuwe," b. in 1886.

1093. Estella M. Stowe," b. in 1888.

1094. Rachel F. Stowe," b. in 1891.

1095. Mertie Stowe/^ b. in 1898.

WARREN A. Emery" (1059), b. in Paris, Me., Aug. 8, 1869;
m. in 1898, Clyde 13. Bartlett; they live in Bethel Me.

WALTER G. Emery" (1060), b. in Paris, Me, Sept. 10, 1871;
m. in 1901, Ella B. Eames: they live in Bethel, Me. Child:

1096. Albert Emery," b. July, 1902.

WILLIAM H. Emery" (1061), b. in Paris, Me., May 26, 1874;
m. in 1897, May Bryant; they reside in Paris. Children:

1097. Laura F. Emery," b. in 1898.

1098. Carl G. Emery," b. in 1900.

1099. Trueman S. Emery," b. Nov. 1902.

1 100. A daughter," b. 1904.

George Keene" (1065), b. in Poland, Me.; m. (name of wife un-
known.) Children:

1101. A child."

1102. A child."

ADDIE M. Quimby" (1085), b. in Portland, Me., Feb. 15,
1889; m. June 16, 1893, Alfred Grant; they reside in Portland.
Child:

1103. James Grant,^^ ^ May 27, 1897.

IVAN L. Stowe" (1090), b. in Dicksfield, Me., June, 1882; m.
Child :

1104. A daughter,^- b. in 1904.

PETER Hodgdon'' (360), b. in Dover, N. H., Oct. 18, 1742;

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 107

m. (1) Dec. 11, 1766, Mary, dau. of Azariah and Bridget (Hushbic)
Boodey, b. in Madbury, N. H., June 23, 1749 ; .she was twin sister
of Capt. John Boodey. They lived in Nottingham, N. IL, where
Mary d., Oct. 30, 1770; he m. (2) July 9, 1772, Patience Cha.se,
b. in Kensington, N. H., June 26, 1750. We quote the following
from the pen of his nephew, Robert Boodey Caverly, the lawyer,
poet, and author of the Caverly and Boodey Genealogies : —

" Uncle Peter was a nervous, marvellous old gentleman. When
a lad I saw him once, but can just remember his outlines. Mis
dear Molly had gone beyond the river; — we had never seen her.
He always travelled horse back on his old nag, fleet as the wind.
Time then had in its toil and trial appeared to hang heavily
upon him. His aged face had been seamed all over with its
cares, his voice appeared cracked and broken, and his wintry
locks lay loosely upon his shoulders. We can just remember
how his veiny hand trembled as he sat at our mother's table feed-
ing himself. We remember he spoke of his infirmities as painful
to him, saying he used at home a wooden plate, with which to
steady his fork But, oh ! it would have been music to you to
see the old hero come and go."

"Tradition in and about Madbury, among other things, says
old Peter's horse, old Bright (by that name he called him), was a
wonder among men and colts. The common highway was no
sort of guide to old Bright ; his end and aim was always onward
through the shortest way in the shortest time. Once given the
point of compass, Bright needed no other direction ; his course
was always in a direct line, straight forward through quagmires,
over hedges, fences, brooks, walls and ditches. As the venerable
charger leaped up and down, old Peter would occasionally be seen
in the distance, leaning towards his journey's end, both hands
fastened to the mane, his long gray locks tossed by the temjiest,
and the skirts of his garments at an angle of forty-five degrees,
carried back and fluttered by the breeze."

After his first marriage Peter lived in Nottingham, then in
Kensington, and in 1778 in Wolfboro, N. II.. ihi-n in Dover until
1790, when he settled in Madbury, where he d. Apr. 19, 1827.

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108 GENEALOGY OF THE

Children :

1105. John Hodgdon,' +

1 1 06. Stephen Hodgdon,*' +

1107. Jonathan Hodgdon," b. m Kensington, Feb. 13, 1776;

drowned, aged 15.

1108. Mary Hodgdon," +

1 109. Peter Hodgdon,^ +

1110. Sarah Hodgdon, +

1111. Chase Hodgdon,^ +

1112. Lydia Hodgdon,^ -|-

1113. Abigail Hodgdon,® +

1114. Patience Hodgdon,*^ b. in Madbury, June 14, 1793; m.

Jonathan Jenkins of Madbury, where they lived and
died.

JOHN Hodgdon«(1105), b. in Nottingham, N. H., Nov. 4,
1768; his mother dying when he was less than two years of age,
he spent some years of his boyhood with his uncle, Zachariah
Boodey, father of Rev. Joseph Boodey. He m. in 1793, Abigail
Bickford, b. in Barnstead, N.H., Apr. 9, 1775; he was a farmer in
Moultonboro, N.H., and the old house still stands upon the hill;
outwardly it is unchanged except by the hand of time. The farm
or a part of it remained in the family, being occupied by his
grandson, John Hodsdon, until 1881, making nearly a century.
His first wife, Abigail, d. Feb. 9, 1805 ; he m. (2) Oct. 6, 1805,
Nancy, dau. of Joseph and Phebe (Gowen^ [552]) Came, b. in
York, Me., Mar. 20, 1777. Mr. Hodgdon d. May 24, 1818; she
lived a widow nearly forty years, dying at the home of her daugh-
ter, Irene, Nov. 7, 1857, in Moultonboro. Children:

1115. Jonathan Hodgdon,^ +

1116. Mary Hodgdon,^ b. Sept 14, 1796; d. Nov. 1807.

1117. Charles Hodsdon,'' +

1118. Elizabeth Hodsdon," -|-

1119. John Hodsdon,'' +

\ 1 120. Abigail Hodsdon/ b. Aug. 20, 1806; d. Sept. 20, 1810.

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1121. Irene Hodsdon," -|-

1122. Lyman Hodsdon," -|-

1123. Nathan Green Hodsdon/ -|-

1124. Nancy Gowen Hodsdon/ -j-

STEPHEN Hodo-don'=(1106), b. in Kcnsinfcton, N. 11., Mar.
16, 1774 ; m. Sally Starbird of Durham, N. II., where they hved,
and later in Lowell, Mass. Children :

1125. Rebecca Hodgdon,' b. and lived in Lowell.

1126. Sarah Hodgdc^n," b. and lived in Lowell.

1 r26a. A son," went to New Orleans and never heard from.

MARY Hodgdon" (1108), b. in Wolfboro, N. IT., Aug. 20,

1778 ; m. Chase. They lived in Newburyport, where she

d. Children :

1127. Perley Chase."

1128. Sarah Chase.^
1128a. Ann Chase,' +

PETER Hodgdon« (1109), b. in Dover, N. H., Sejn. 12, 1781 ;
m. Mar. 7, 1816, Judith Drake of Pittsfield, N II., b. Mar. 12,
1792. They lived in Madbury, N. H.,and Pittsfield. Mr. Hotlg-
don d. in 1837 ; Mrs. Hodgdon later lived with her children in
Lowell, Mass., and then in Pittsfield, where she d. in 1S53-4.
Children :

1 129. James Munro Hodgdon," -|-

1 130. Mary Elizabeth Hodgdon," b. in Madbury, Mar 2, 1819 ;

d. in 1898.

1131. Samuel Gardner Hodgdon," -|-

1132. Theodate Butters Hodgdon," -|-

1133. Hannah Ward Hodgdon,'' +

SARAH Hodgdon" (1110), b. in Dover, N. II . Dec. 25, 1783 ;
m. Simon, son of Nathan and Mehitable (Stewart) (ireen of Pills-
field, N. H., where they lived and d. Children :

110 • GENEALOGY OF THE

1134. Nathan Green,' b. ; d. young.

1135. Simon Peter Green,' b. ; d. young.

1136. Sarah Green,' b. ; d. young.

1137. Charles OHver Green,' m. and went West.

CHASE Hodgdon" (1111), b. m Dover, N. H., May 19, 1786;
m. Sally George of Barnstead, N. H. ; they lived and d. in Alex-
andria, N. H , where they had a large family of children, a few of
whose names we have obtained from other members of the family,
but have received no reply from them. Children :

1138. Edmund Hodgdon," m. and lived in Alexandria.

1139. Miles Hodgdon,' m. and lived in Concord, N. H.

1140. John Hodgdon,' went West and was never heard from.

1141. William Hodgdon,' lived in Danbury, N. H.

1142. Martha Hodgdon,' m. John Atwood of Alexandria.

1143. Mary Hodgdon.'

LYDIA Hodgdon^ (1112), b. in Madbury, N. H., Oct. 7, 1788 ;
m. Joseph Burnham, b. Sept. 14, 1779. He was a farmer in
Durnham, N. H., where he d. Dec. 4, 1867 ; she d. Mar. 29, 1886.
Children :

1144. Lovina Burnham,' lived and d. in Durham.

1 145 George Washington Burnham,' lived and d. in Durham.

1 146. Sarah A. Burnham,' lived and d. in Durham.

1147. John L. Burnham,' -f

ABIGAIL Hodgdon" (1113), b. in Madbury, N H., Mar. 27,
1791 ; m. Elijah Tuttle of Madbury, where he d. Mrs. Tuttle
later lived in Wcnham, Mass., where she d. Mar. 7, 1870. Children:

1147a. Erances Ann Tuttle,' 4"

1147b. Peter Hodgdon Tuttle,' -{-

1 147c. Patience Jane Tuttle,' -(-

1147d. (ieorge Andrew Tuttle,' -|-

JONATHAN Hodgdon' (1115), b. in Moultonboro, N. H.,

CHARLES HODSUON

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMII.V. Ill

Sept. 10, 1794; m. in Newton, Mass., Oct. 3, 1S19. IClizabcth
Rogers, b. in Newton, June 16, 1799. They lived in Newton,
where she d. June 25, 1855 ; he tl. in Western \c\v \'«)rk.
Children :

1148. Josiah Rogers Hodgdon,^ -f"

1149. Hiram Barney Ilodgdon,'' b. in Newton, Oct. 16, 1822 ;

d. June 22, 1840.

1150. Caroline Elizabeth Hodgdon,* -|-

CHARLES Hodsdon,^(1117), b. in Moultonboro, N II., Nov.
28, 1798 ; m. in Moultonboro, in 1820, Hannah, dau. of Amnion {^)
and Christiana (Paine) Rogers, b. in Barnstead, N. 11 , .\])r. 4,
1796. He was a farmer in Moultonboro, where she il. Apr 12,
1864; he d. Apr. 14, 1878. Children:

1151. John Hodsdon,* -f-

1152. Mary Elizabeth Hodsdon,^ b June 14. 1825; d Nov.,

1839.

1153. Abigail Christiana Hodsdon,^ -|-

1154. Harriet Rogers Hodsdon,^ b. Feb. 6, 1837 ; d. aged 17

months.

ELIZABETH Hodsdon' (1118), b. in Moultonboro, N. II.,
Dec. 6, 1800; m. (1) Mial Parker of Lowell, Mass ; he d. and
she m. (2) Nathaniel Paine of Moultonboro, where she tl. July 16,
1872. Child:

1155. Addison Parker^ b. in Lowell, June 6, 1839; lived in

Moultonboro, where he d. Mar. 3, 1903.

JOHN Hodsdon^ (1119), b. in Moultonboro, N. II , Mar. 9.
1803; m. Sept. 24, 1831, Livonia Blanchanl. They lived in
Tewksbury, Mass., where he d. Jan. 17, 1841 ; she d. Sept. U),
1868. Children :

1156. Abigail B. Hodsdon,« b. May 22, 1832; d. Sept. H.

1833.

1157. Ann Hodsdon,* -|-

112 GENEALOGY OF THE

1158. Mary Hodsdon,' b. Aug. 2, 1835 ; d. Mar. 17, 1862.

1159. John W. P. Hodsdon,* b. July 17, 1838; d. Dec. 5,

1843.

IRENE Hodsdon' (1121), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Jan. 19,
1808 ; m. in Tuftonboro, N. H., Feb. 2, 1826, Timothy Fletcher,
son of Josiah and Bridget (Fletcher) White, b. in Pittsfield, N.
H., May 7, 1800. They lived in Moultonboro, where he was a
butcher and farmer; he d. in Moultonboro, Oct. 18, 1879. She
d. in Meredith, N. H., Feb. 25, 1888. Children :

Annie Fletcher White,^ -|-

Mary Preble White,^ +

Charles Hodsdon White,^ -f-

Hannah Came White,^ -j-

Lyman Hodsdon White,* -j-

Frances Louisa White,* -|-

Almira Larkin White,* +

Elizabeth Nancy White,* +

Woodbury Cyrus White,* b. in Moultonboro, July 4,
1844; enhsted Dec. 2, 1861, in Company B, 8th
Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers ; d. of fever
on Ship Island at the mouth of the Mississippi river
in Louisiana, May 12, 1862.

Grace Orissa White,* +

Mary Whitney W'hite,* -f

LYMAN Hodsdon" (1122), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., July 21,
1809 ; m. Eliza D., dau. of William amd Elizabeth (Came) Brawn,
b. in Moultonboro, July 23, 1808. He was a farmer in Moulton-
boro until 1854, when he moved to Merrimack, Sauk Co., Wis. ;
he d. in Rcadsburg, Wis., July 11, 1892 ; she d. in Lakeport, N. H.
Aug., 1894.

NATHAN G. Hodsdon^ (1123), b. in Moultonboro, N.H.,
Dec. 2, 1811; m. Abigail W., dau. of Oliver and Hannah (Wads-
worth) Haydcn, b. in Stoughton, Mass., Apr. 16, 1815. They

^«^

A

MRS. IRENE (HODSDONi WHITE

TIMOTHY F. WHITK

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. II J

lived in Stoughton where she d. Feb. 9, 1876; he d. Dec. 7, 189C.

Children:

- 1171. Elbridge G. Hodsdon,' b. Apr. II, 1835; d. young.

,_ 1172. Susan Aurelia Hodsdon,^ -\-

1173. Harriet Augusta Hodsdon/ -{-

^ 1174. Hannah Louisa Hodsdon/ -\-

^^ 1175. Abbie Green Hodsdon/ -\-

^1176. Franklin Drake Hodsdon/ b. Scpl 19, 1850; d. Oct. 4,
1851.

NANCY G. Hodsdon" (1124), b. in Moultonboro, N.H., Sept.
23, 1815; m. in Boston, Mass., Jan., 1840, Joseph, son of Joseph
and Martha (Pierce) Gardner, b. in Woburn, Mass., Feb. 15,
1810. He was a cabinet maker in Boston where she d. Sept. 25,
1860; he d. in Moultonboro, Oct. 14, 1899. Children:

1177. Ellen Gardner,® b. Oct. 29, 1841; d. Fob. 1, 1858.
^^1178. Emma Gardner,® b. Dec. 21, 1846; d. in Wisconsin,
June 22, 1885.

1179. Edith Eliza Gardner,® -f

JAMES M. Hodgdon" (1129), b. in Madbury, N. II., May 20.
1816 ; m. Oct. 11, 1842, Hannah Sargent Webster. He enlisted
a private in Company D, 12th New Hampshire Volunteers, Sept.,
1862; he acted as ambulance driver and quartermaster; was
honorably discharged at Richmond, Va., July, 1865. They lived
in New Hampshire, where Mrs. Hodgdon d. Jan. 4, 1881 In
1888 he went to Seattle, Wash., where he d. Jan. 31, 1902.
Children :

1180. Josephine E. Hodgdon,® b. in Pittsfield, N. I!., h'eb. 13.

1844; now principal of school No. 110, New York
City.

1181. Mary Ann Hodgdon,® b. in 1848 ; d. Mar. I, 1856.

1182. George Naylor Hodgdon,® -|-

1183. James Edward Hodgdon,® b. in Ajm.. d. Dec. 29. 1854.

1184. Hannah Ellen Hodgdon,® -j-

114 GENEALOGY OF THE

SAMUEL G. Hodgdon^ (1131), b. in Madbury, N. H., Sept.
29, 1820; m. in Nashua, N. H., Nov. 6, 1848, Tabitha Knights
Whipple, b. in Franconia, N. H. He was a carpenter in Lowell,
Mass., where she d., Jan. 20, 1897 ; he is now living in South
Hampton, N. H. Children :

1185. Ella S. Hodgdon,'' b. in 1851 ; d. in 1876.

1 186. Helen Parker Hodgdon,^ b. in 1853 ; d. aged 18 months.

THEODATE B. Hodgdon" (1132), b. in Madbury, N. H.,
Sept. 15, 1832 ; m. Johnson Warren ; she d. in Iowa, in 1899

HANNAH W. Hodgdon' (1133), b. in Madbury, N. H, Apr.
23, 1824 ; m. Abraham Spauldingand settled in Montreal, Canada,
where she d. in 1897. Mr. Spaulding is living in Montreal.
Children :

1187. Frederick Abraham Spaulding,^ b. d. young.

1188. Annie Ward Spaulding,^ + ^ ^ .^^ Suncook. N. H.,

1189. Edward Mortimer Spaulding,^ 1 d. Oct. 26, 1852.

JOHN L. Burnham' (1147), b. in Durham, N. H., Feb. 6,
1819 ; m. Dec. 22, 1850, Louisa G. Whitehouse. He was a farmer
in Durham, where he d May 18, 1878. Children :

1190. Emma L. Burnham,^ b. Apr. 20, 1852 ; living in Boston,

Mass.

1191. Charles L. Burnham,^ -|-

FRANCES A. Tuttle' (1147a), b. in Dover, N. H., Jan. 29,
1821 ; m. Alfred Showell, b. in London, England, Dec. 26, 1804.
They lived in Lawrence, Mass., where he d. Sept. 25, 1857 ; the
family resides in Lawrence. Children :

1191a. Alfred Penniman Showell,^ b. in Lawrence, Mar. 25,
1854 ; he was clerk in the B. and M. R. R. station
in Boston, Mass , until 1890, when his health failing
he returned to Lawrence.

HODSDON OR HODGDON KA.MII.V. 115

1191b. George Addison Showcll/ b. in Lawrence, Oct. 18,
1856 ; he is foreman in the Lawrence Lumber Co.

PETER H. Tuttlc' (1147b), b. in Madbury, N. H.; m. in
Portsmouth, N. H., Ann EHzabeth Ayers, b. in Portsmouth. In
1855 they moved to Fremont, Wis., where he enhsted in the
Union Army, and was killed in the battle of Cold Harbor, Va.
Mrs. Tuttle d. in Minneapolis, Minn., Oct., 1894. Children :

1191c. Abbie Jane Tuttle,'' +

1 19 Id. Lydia Frances Tuttle,' +

1191e. Helen Tuttle,' +

119lf. Mary Tuttle,' +

1191g. Nettie Tuttle,' -f-

I191h. Albert Tuttle,' +

1191i. George Tuttle,' -|-

PATIENCE J. Tuttle' (1147c), b. in Madbury, N. 11.; m.
Charles Lyons and lived in Lawrence, Mass.;d. Apr., 1858. Child:

119IJ. Nellie Lyons,' b. in Lawrence ; m Charles Gate and d.

GEORGE A. Tuttle" (1147d), b. in Madbury, N. H., ]:xn. 15.
1832 ; m. June 19, 1862, Mary Helen Richardson, b. in Dracut,
Mass., Aug. 24, 1841. He was a carpenter in Lawrence, Mass.,
where he d. Dec. 24, 1901 ; the family resides in Lawrence.
Children :

1191k. George Moulton Tuttle,' b. in Lawrence, Mar. 15,
1863 ; he is a carpenter, now .salesman in a produce
store.

1191 1. Thaddeus Wendell Tulllc,'* b. in Salem, N. 11., June
20, 1867 ; he is a carpenter in Lawrence.

JOSIAH R. Hodgdon'(I148), b. in Newton. Mass., Aug. 2,
1820; m. (1) in Wayland, Mass., Oct. 20, 184.^ Lucy i-rances, b.
in Way land, d. in Newton, Nov. 20, 1847. He m. (2) in Ash-
burnham, Mass., Oct. 20, 1849, Sarah II., tiau. of Llisha, 3rd, ami

116 GENEALOGY OF THE

Juda (Rodgers) White, b. in Ashburnham, Nov. 12, 1824. They
lived in Newton, where she d. Dec. 20, 1852 ; he m. (3) in West-
boro, Mass., Oct. 12, 1853, Harriet W. Hutchinson, b. in Oxford,
Mass., Nov. 7, 1822. They hved in Newton, where he d. Nov.
12, 1873. She d. in Hyde Park, Mass., Jan. 5, 1896. Children :

1192. Frederick Brigham Hodgdon,^ -f-

1193. Hiram Dexter Hodgdon,® b. in Newton, June 23, 1856;

d. Sept. 2, 1857.

1194. Elizabeth Rogers Hodgdon,^ b. in Newton, Mar. 6,

1858; d. Oct. 20, 1872.

1195. Carohne Wood Hodgdon,^ b. in Newton, Feb. 6, 1860;

d. Feb. 23, 1875.

1196. Harry Sproat Hodgdon,^ b. in Westboro, June 23; d.

Sept. 18, 1868.

CAROLINE E. Hodgdon' (1 150), b. in Newton, Mass., Dec.
31, 1824; m. in Newton, Nov. 19, 1846, Solon Alexander, son of
Solon and Hannah (Kimball) Clapp, b. in Claremont, N. H., Apr.
27, 1823. They lived for a time in Newton, and later in Hamil-
ton, 111. Child :

1197. Solon Francis Clapp,^ -[~

JOHN Hodsdon«(ll51), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Dec. 18,
1820; m. (1) Theodora Belcher of Randolph, Mass. He was a
farmer in Moultonboro, where she d. Aug. 2, 1856, aged 29. He
m. (2) Oct. 8, 1857, Mary Jane, dau. of David and Sally Fuller
(Wallace) Hilton, b. in Sandwich, N. H., Jan. 19, 1839. They
lived on the farm in Moultonboro until 1880, when they moved to
Meredith, N. IL, where he d. May 6, 1894. The family now
(1904) resides in Haverhill, Mass. Children :

1198. Fred Wilbur Hodsdon,^ b. in Moultonboro, May 13,

1859; d. in Waltham, Mass., Nov. 26, 1898.

1199. John Herman Hodsdon,' +

1200. Carrie Lovina Hodsdon,® -|-

1201. Rodney Hilton Hodsdon,'-* -|-

1202. Jennie Belle Hodsdon,^ b. July 2, 1867; d. Sept. 8, 1874.

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 117

1203. Mary Woodman Hodsdon,^ b. Aug. 11, 1869; d. Apr.

17, 1870.

1204. Eliza Gertrude Hodsdon,'' b. July 29, 1871; li\ ing with

her mother in Haverhill.

1205. Grace Elizabeth Hodsdon,'' +

CHRISTINA A. Hod.sdon« (1 153), b. in Moultonboro, N.H.,
June 10, 1832; m. in Sandwich, N.II., June 7, 1857. John, son of
John and Betsey (Lovejoy) Paine, b. in Center Harbor, N. H.,
Oct. 26, 1832. He was a farmer in Moultonboro, near Center
Harbor village, where he d. Mar. 4, and his wife Mar. 6, 1904,
and were buried in one grave. Children :

1206. Charles Hodsdon Paine," +

1207. Mary Elizabeth Paine," +

1208. Alice Martin Paine,^ -f-

1209. Carl Clark Paine," +

1210. Martha Anne Paine," b. in Moultonboro, Aug. 30, 1876.

ANN Hodsdon' (1157), b. in Lowell, Mass., Oct. 19, 1833 ; m.
in Lowell, May 7, 1855, Otis Kimball Underwood, b. Apr. 18,
1833. He was a farmer in Tewksbury, Mass., where she d. Sept.
23, 1901. Child:

1211. Mary E. Underwood," -f-

ANNIE F. White« (1160), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Oct. 12,
1826; m. in Georgetown, Mass., Nov. 7, 1857. True George, son
of Jacob and Abigail (Winter) Moirill, b. in Salisbury, N. II.,
July 3, 1819. He had had former wife and one son, David M.
W. Morrill, who has a family; is now living in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. Morrill was a shoe cutter in Haverhill, Mass., where he d.
Dec. 21, 1865 ; she d. July 25, 1890. Children :

^--1212. PVank True Morrill," -|-

^1213. Leburton Johnson Morrill," b. Nov. 29, 1860; d. Feb.

12, 1865.
' 1214. Annie Modesta Morrill," b. Feb. 24, 1865; d. Oct. 12.

1882.

118 GENEALOGY OF THE

i

^ MARY P. White« (1161), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Jan. 2,
1829 ; m. Jan. 6, 1848, Newton, son of Nathan and Nancy (Farwell)
Whitney, b. in Harvard, Mass., July 26, 1820. He was a descend-
ant of John Whitney,^ Richard,^ Moses,^ Jonas,* Jonas,^ Salmon,®
Nathan.'' He was an overseer in the cotton mill at Chicopee,
Mass., where she d. Aug. 9, 1849. He m. (2) in 1868, Mrs.
Louisa Hayward. They lived on a farm in Holyoke, Mass., where

, she d. Nov. 5, 1899 ; he d. Jan. 30, 1902. Child :

^'1215. Myron B. Whitney," -|-

{ CPIARLES H. White» (1162), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Apr.
17, 1831 ; m. in Wilton, N. H., Nov. 27, 1856, Abbie Frances,
dau. of Charles and Lydia Jones (Burns) Spalding, b. in Wilton,
Aug. 28, 1834 He was a farmer in Wilton, where she d. Jan. 3,
1904 ; Mr. White now lives in the village at Wilton. Children :

fc>^

1216. Emma Lydia White," -|-

1217. Carroll Spalding White," -f

1218. Jennie Frances White," -|-

1219. Charles Woodbury White," +

. HANNAH C. White^ (1163), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Apr.
13, 1833; m. (1) in Lowell, Ma.ss., Feb. 11, 1851, Henry J. Wil-
liams of Lowell, where he was drowned, June 22, 1853. She m.
(2) in Boston, Mass., Mar. 7, 1863, John E. Coates, an uphol-
sterer in Boston, where she resides. Children :

- — 1220. Henry Augustus Fletcher Williams," -j-

--'1221. May Eloise Coates," +

_^1222. Maude Elizabeth Coates," b. Dec. 16, 1884; graduated
from the Franklin Grammar school, Boston, 1898,
from the High school, June, 1902, and from the Nor-
mal school, June, 1904.

LYMAN H. White« (1 164), b. in Moultonboro, N.H., Apr. 9,

1835; m. (I) July 8, 1855, Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of John and

(Langdon) Dame, b. in Guilford, N.H., July 11, 1838. Hem. (2)

CHARLES H. WHITE

MRS. CHARLES H. WHITE

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 119

Jan. I, 1864, Sally Bickford of Moultonboro, b. Dec. 8, 1828.
He was a farmer in Moultonboro, where she d. All^^ II, IS94.
Mr. White enlisted, Aug. 6, 1861, in company II. 4th re.L;iment
New Hampshire Volunteers, under Capt. William Badger, for
three years. Regiment in command of Col. Thomas J. Whipple,
left the state for Washington, D.C., Sept. 27, 1861, arriving SejJt.
30, 1861, then to Port Royal, and served in Putnam's brigade,
Terry's division, transferred to Bell's brigade, then to Foster's
brigade, Ames' division, 10th corps, army of the Carolinas and
Potomac. Was taken sick and confined in regiment hospital at
Hilton Head, South Carolina, about two months, and honorably
discharged Jan. 24, 1862, on account of surgeon's certificate of
disability He is now living in Meredith, N H. Children:

.^-'1223 Andrew Delmar White,'' -\-
,^ 1224. John Timothy White,' +

FRANCES Louisa White^ (1165), b. in Moultonboro, N. H.,
July 6, 1837; m. Nov. 25, 1870, Josiah, son of Albert and Susan
(Russell) Stark, b. in Manchester, N.H , Dec. 21, 1835. He was
a machinist in Manchester, where he d Sept. 19, 1878; she m. (2)
Oct. 16, 1901, Fred L, son of Theodore and Almira (.Sumner)
Moody, they reside in Manchester.

ALMIRA L. White« (1 166), b. in Moultonboro, Dec. 9, 1839 ;
author of the "Genealogy of the Descendants of John White of
Wenham and Lancaster, Mass.," Editor of the " White l-'amily
Quarterly" and also of this Genealogy. She resides in Haver-
hill, Mass.

ELIZA15ETH N. White« (1167). b. in Moultonboro. N. H.,
June 12, 1842; m. Apr. 9, 1890, Charles Coatsworth, .son of An
and Lovina B. (Clark) Clement, b. Dec. 15, 1848. He enlisted
in Boston, Mass., Apr. 19, 1878, in Company K. Capt. George
M.Downey, 21st regiment United States Infantry, Col. Henry
A. Morrow, and served until Apr. 18, 1883, when he was dis-
charged at Vancouver Barracks, Washington. 1 Ic re -enlisted in

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120 GENEALOGY OF THE

the same company and served five years more and was discharged
Apr. 18, 1888, at Fort Duchesne, Utah, one hundred miles from
Salt Lake City. While in service he was in command of Gen.
O. O. Howard, Gen. Nelson A. Miles and Gen. George Crooke,
department commanders of the regular army of the United States.
They live in South Framingham, Mass.

GRACE O. White* (1169), b. in Center Harbor, N. H., Aug.
18, 1847 ; m. in Lowell, Mass., Dec. 6, 1871, Charles Henry, son
of Samuel H. and Eliza D. (Whitehouse) Downing, b. in Middle-
ton, N. H., Oct. 26, 1850. They lived in Haverhill, Mass., until
1873, then in Exeter, N. H., until 1879, when they returned to
Haverhill, remaining until 1901. Now reside in Roxbury, Mass.
Children :

- 1225. Ernest Lyman Downing,^ b. in Haverhill, Aug. 14,
1872; m. Jan. 18, 1892, Mary Louise, dau. of Levi
and Aurelia (Marcotte) Provencher, b. in Haverhill,
Dec. 23, 1872. They lived for a time in Haverhill,
now in Plaistow, N. H.

1226. Lillian May Downing,^ b. in Exeter, Mar. 26, 1875 ; d.

Apr. 29, 1876.

1227. Dana Fletcher Downing,^ b. in Exeter, Oct. 10, 1877;

graduated from the Haverhill High School, 1896.

Graduated from Brown University, Providence, R.

L, 1900; and from the Boston University Medical
i School, June 1, 1904. Now practicing in Newton

I ' ■' Nervine, West Newton, Mass.

^--1228. Forrest Lincoln Downing,® b. in Haverhill, Jan. 18,

1880; d. Nov. 6, 1884.
^ 1229. Ethel Grace Downing,® b. in Haverhill, May 12, 1882 ;

living in Roxbury.

MARY W. White* (1170), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Dec. 16,
1849 ; m. in Ipswich, Mass., May 16, 1868, Gardner Sleeper, son
of Nehemiah and Alice (Maloon) Gilman, b in Charlestown, Vt.,
Oct. 14, 1839. He enlisted in Boston, Mass., Feb., 1865 ; was in

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. 121

the quartermaster's department ; went to Tennessee and Ken-
tucky ; was discharged in May, 1865, on account of ill health.
He is a machinist in Lowell, Mass., where she d Sept. 25, 1902.
Children : \

.^^1230. Harold Woodbury Gilman,» +
'^\2Z\. Gracie Irene Oilman,^ -|-

SUSAN A. Hodsdon' (1172), b. in Stoughton, Mass., May 20,
1836; m. (1) Nov. 18, 1852, Nathaniel Merchant of Stoughton.
He d. and she m. (2) Dec. 2, 1862, Caleb B. Marsh; living in
Stoughton. Child :

1232. Lettie Elouisa Merchant,^ b. Sept. 24, 1853; d. Sept.
24, 1854.

H. AUGUSTA Hodsdon«(1173), b in Stoughton, Ma.ss., Mar.
23, 1838; m. Sept. 24, 1855, Benjamin Howard, son of Nathan and
Amity (Morton) Atherton, a farmer of Stoughton, where they re-
side. Children:

,^^233. Harriett Augusta Atherton,^ -|- .

,. 1234. Benjamin Howard Atherton, Jr.,^ b. Apr. 2, 1860; d. I

Mar. 14, 1881.
.--1235. Nathan Atherton,^ + |

_^^1236. Frank Adams Atherton,^ -f-

H. LOUISA Hodsdon'(l 174), b. in Stoughton, Mass., Aug. 20,
1841; m. Nov. 3, 1858, Edward A. Lunt of Stoughtoii^vhere they
reside. Children:

"^ 1237. Isabelle Louisa Lunt,' -|-
-- 1238. Eddie Freeze Lunt," +

ABBIE G. Hodsdon«(1175), b. in Stoughl.-ii, Mass., Jan. 2S,
1846; m. (1) Aug. 16, 1862, Alpheus French of Stoughton; in. (2)
Edmund M. Clapp, a lumber man, now retired; they reside in Ti-
ona, Pa. Children:

1239. George Allison French,' b. July 9, 1863.

\

122 GENEALOGY OF THE

---1240. Edmund D. Clapp,' +
>--r241. Nina Clapp,^ b. July 6, 1887.

EDITH E. Gardner^ (1179), b. in Boston, Mass., June 15,
1853; m. Dec. 20, 1876, George Henry, son of Rufus and Nancy
(Lovejoy) Smith, b. in Moultonboro, N. H., June 18, 1847. He
wis a merchant in Lakeport, N. H., where she d. Sept. 22, 1885;
m. (2) Jan. 23, 1889, Carrie Alice, dau. of Wyatt and Hannah
(Chick) Bryant, b. in Tamworth, N.H., Jan. 12, 1858; they reside
in Lakeport Child:

-• 1242. Harry Lincoln Smith,^ b. in Lake Village (now Lake-
port), Feb 12, 1879; living in Lakeport.

GEORGE N. Hodgdon«(1182), b. in Pittsfield, N. H., July
25, 1850 ; educated at New Hampton Listitution, New Hampton,
N. H. From 1868 to 1872 was in California when he returned to
New Hampshire, remaining until 1887, when he settled in Seattle,
Wash., and engaged in the lumber business; in 1897, he was
elected as a Populist to the Legislature of Washington, where he
made a very brilliant record, and won the applause and approval
of all good citizens of all parties, for his honest, earnest, ener-
getic and successful work in behalf of the people. To him was
due the passing of the valued Insurance Policy Law, that has
saved the people of Washington thousands of dollars and untold
trouble. He is a man of ideas, of strong convictions, of untiring
energy and absolute honesty, and has received many resolutions
and testimonials of appreciations from all over the state. He m.
Sept. 14, 1893, Lillian Elizabeth Cudworth; they reside in Seattle.
Children:

1243. Gladys Hodgdon," b. July 15, 1894.

1244. Lillian Hodgdon,'* b. Apr. 13, 1896.

HANNAH E. Hodgdon«(1184), b. in Pittsfield, N. II., June
8, 1858; m. (1) Sept. 22, 1875-6, John Emerson Haskins; m. (2)
June 21, 1900, Albert Alphonso Lovell. They reside in Harding,

HODSDON OR IIODGDON FAMILY 123

Mass. Children:

1245. Arthur Spaulding Haskins,^ b. July 7, 187S.

1246. Ethel Grace Haskins,' +

ANNIE W. Spaulding^ (118S), b. in Suncook, N. II, Oct 26,
1852; m. in Montreal, Canada, Mar. 13, 1873. Robert Gib.son
Brown, b. in Scotland, Dec, 1839; he d. in 1899. She resides
in Montreal. Children:

1246a. Roberta Katherine Brown,** -\-

1246b. Laurence Spaulding Brown," -\-

1246c. Annie Fredrika Brown,^ b. Sept. 29, 1878.

1246d. Meredith Gibson Brown," b. June 22, 1884.

CHARLES L Burnham*' (1 191), b. in Durham, N. II., Sept.
30, 1867 ; m. Aug. 22, 1887, Annie Shea ; they reside in Durham.
Children :

1247. John Burnham," b. Nov. 17, 1888; d. Jan. 25. 1889.
1247a. Harry Burnham," b. May 31, 1890.

ABBIE J. Tuttle' (1191c), b. in Portsmouth, N. II., about
1845 ; m. Wood of Plaistow, N. H.

LYDIA F. Tuttle' (1191d), b. in Portsmouth, N. 11.; moved
with her parents to P^'remont, Wis., in 1854 ; m. in 1S70, Joseph
C. Judkins, and they reside in Yuma, Ariz. Ciiildren :

1247b. Willard C. Judkin.s," b. Jan. 15, 1872; d. in Corona.

Cal., May 24, 1898.
1247c. Charles A. Judkin.s,° b. Aug. 5, 1874; d. in Seattle,

Wash., Nov. 2, 1890.
1247d. Mabel A. Judkins," -|-
r247e. Ralph A. Judkins," b. Apr. 13, 1881.
1247f. Effie M. Judkins," b. Nov. 19, 1886.
1247g. George H. Judkins," b. Apr. 30, 1889.

HELEN Tuttle' (1191c), b. in Portsmouth, N. II. ; m. in Frc-

124 GENEALOGY OF THE

mont, Wis, in 1873, D. M. Evans; they reside in Salem, Ore.
Children :

1247h. David Evans,'' -|-

1247i. Albert Evans,' b. Dec. 3, 1876.

1247J. Jesse Evans,® b. June 21, 1881.

r247k. Victor Evans,® b. Feb. 12, 1885.

12471. Ruth Evans,® b. Mar. 29, 1888.

1248. Remoth Evans,® b. x\pr. 7, 1891.

MARY A. Tuttle' (1191f), b. in Wenham, Mass., Sept. 26,
1853 ; moved with her parents to Fremont, Wis., when two years
of age ; m. Nov. 10, 1875, Robert W. Stoddart. They reside in
Fond du Lac, Wis. Children :

1248a. Grace M. Stoddart,® b. Aug. 27, 1876.

1 248b. Thomas Stoddart,® +

1248c. Anna Elizabeth Stoddart,® b. Dec. 26, 1881.

1248d. Jessie Brown Stoddart,® b. Feb. 18, 1886; d. Apr. 6,

1888.
1248e. Albert Tuttle Stoddart,® b. Jan. 13, 1888.

NETTIE L. Tuttle»(1191g), b. in Fremont, Wis. ; m. in Fond
du Lac, Wis., May 21, 1878, Jesse S. Hauser. They lived in
P'ond du Lac and Solomon Rapids, Kans., where he d. Nov. 5,
1885 ; she m. (2) in Salem, Ore., Dec. 12, 1888, William H. Cook ;
they reside in Salem. Children :

1248f. Paul Harold Hauser,® b. in Fond du Lac, May 12,
1879 ; living in Salem, where he has a gun store.

1248g. Jesse Lloyd Hauser,® b. in Solomon Rapids, Jan. 16,
1881.

1248h. Lola Belle Cook,® b. in Salem, Dec. 28, 1890.

I248i. William Alfred Cook,® b. June 17 ; d. Dec. 1 1, 1893.

ALBERT Tuttlc» (1191h), b. in Fremont, Wis ; m. and living
in Fond du Lac, Wis., where he is in the publishing business.
Children :

HODSDON OR HOIJUDUN I'AMII.V. 1^5

1248j. Harold Tuttle."
1248k. RoyTuttle.^
124S1. Esther Tuttle.^

GEORGE Tuttle« (119li), b. in Fremont. Wis.; ni. .

He is a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. h\in- in
Hmnanville, Mo. Children :

1248m. Ellsworth Tuttle.^
1248n. Marian Tuttle.»

FREDERICK B. Hodgdon' (1 192), b. in Newton, Ma.ss., Aug.
2, 1854; m. Jan. 16, 1878, Flora J. Long. They have lived in
Newton and Worcester and later in Hyde Park, Mass. Children :

1249. CaroHne Elizabeth Hodgdon,^** b. Dec. 7, IS7S.

1250. Harriet Valentine Hodgdon,^" b. Dec. 21, 1880.

1251. Harry David Hodgdon,^" b. Mar 27, 1884 ; d. July 27,

1885.

SOLON F. Clapp° (1 197), b. in Newton, Mass., Oct. 20, 1847 ;
m. in Farmington, Iowa, Dec. 21, 18S3, Clara Meek, b in I-'aim-
ington, Aug. 14, 1849. Child:

1252. Fayette Solon Clapp," b. in Keokuk, Iowa, June 21.

1885.

J. HERMAN Hodsdon«(1199), b. in Moultonboro, N. II., Apr.
17, 1861 ; m. in Haverhill, Mass., Nov. 7, 1889. .Minnie Trescotl.
dau. of David Morrison and Betsey Bean (Prescott) Bacheliler. b.
in Windham, N. H., June 2, 1863. Mr. Ilodsdon is a letter
carrier in Haverhill, where they reside. Child :

1253. Bernard Herman Ilodsdon,'" b. Jan. S. 1894.

CARRIE L. Hodsdon" (1200), b. in Moultonboro, N II., I'Vb.
9, 1863 ; m. in Boston, Mass., Nov. 5, 1895, Valentine Thornton,
son of Thomas D. and Mar)' A. (Thornton) Sellers, b. in lUunley,
Lancashire, England, in 1856. They reside in Lawrence, Mass.,

126 GENEALOGY OF THE

where he is editor and proprietor of the Lawrence Leader.

RODNEY H. Hodsdon^ (1201), b. in Moultonboro, N. H.,
Dec. 1, 1864 ; m. Apr. 29, 1886, Annie M., dau. of Newton and
Luella D. (Atwood) Gray, b. in North Woodstock, N. H., Aug.
23, 1865. They lived in Meredith and Milford, N. H., later in
Haverhill and Everett, Mass. Child :

1254. Howard Rodney Hodsdon/*' b. in Milford, Mar. 2, 1891.

GRACE E. Hodsdon' (1205), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Oct.
1, 1876; m. in Meredith, N. H., Oct. 7, 1894, John H., son of
Timothy S. and Margaret (Page) Edgerly, b. in Sanbornton, N.
H., Oct. 2, 1867. He is a druggist in Haverhill, Mass., where
they reside. Child :

1255. Gladys Grace Edgerly,^'' b. in Meredith, June 12, 1895.

CHARLES H. Paine' (1206), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., Aug.

3, 1858 ; m. in Somerville, Mass., Sept. 13, 1880, Mabel M., dau.
of John and Almasia (Blake) Smith, b. in Meredith, N. H., Jan.

4, 1858. He is a clerk in Government employ; they reside in
Somerville. Children :

1256. Ernest Howard Paine,^° -|-

1257. Ethel Maud Fame,'' b. in Labonia, N. H., July 22, 1883.

1258. John Smith Paine, i° b. in Somerville, Dec. 28, 1888.

M. ELIZABETH Paine' (1207), b. in Moultonboro, N. H.,
Dec. 30, 1861 ; m. in Dover, N. H., May 7, 1890, Ellery Martin,
son of Martin V. B. and Cordelia J. (Locke) P'elker, b. in Bar-
rington, N. IL, P\'b. 5, 1868. He is a belt maker in Dover, where
they reside.

ALICE M. Paine' (1208), b. in Moultonboro, N. H., May 4,
1870; m. in Ashland, N. H., Mar. 28, 1900, Granville, son of
Marcus M. and Ann (Pease) Sargent, b. in Holderness, N. H.,
Apr. 7, 1874. They reside in Center Harbor Village (Moulton-
boro).

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CARL C. Paiiie^ (1209), b. in Moultonboro, N. II., Mrtr. 9.
1872; m. Jan. 1, 1902, Gertrude, dan. of Charles M. and Ann
(Mudgett) Bagley, b. in Sandwich, N. H., Aug. 9, 1S7S. They
reside in Center Harbor, N. II.

MARY E. Underwood' (1211), b. in Tewksbury, Mass., May
6, 1856 ; m. in Lowell, Mass , Apr. 6, 1881, Buz/ell King, b. Apr.
8, 1858. They reside in Tewksbury, wiiere he is a cultivator of
small fruits. Children :

1259. Everett H. King," b. Dec. 30, 1882.

1260. Blanch King," b. Jan. 19, 1886.

1261. Alice L. King," b. Apr. 25, 1888.

FRANK T. MorrilP(1212), b. in Haverhill, Mass., Nov. 15,
1858; m. in Elgin, 111, May 24, 1894, Jeanic, dau. of John and
Christian (Ogilvie) Thomson, b. in Aberdeen, Scotland, Sept. 9,
1868. They lived for a time in Haverhill, now Wolfboro, N. H.

MYRON B. Whitney' (1215), b. in Chicopec, Ma.ss., Apr. II.
1849 ; he was brought up on a farm, educated in the common
schools and Commercial college, learned the carpenter's tnule,
went West about 1885, and settled in St. Anthony Park, Minn.,
as a contractor and builder. He m. in St. Anthony Park, Sept.
4, 1887, Henrietta Hale, dau. of Dr. Henry and Lucy (Hale)
Gould, formerly of Norridgewock, Me., b. in Woodbury, Minn.,
Oct. 6, 1858 They lived for a time in the Park, now in Minne-
apolis, Minn.

EMMA L. White' (1216), b. in Wilton, N. II.. May 20. 1858;
m. in Wilton, Oct. 13, 1885, Willard N., .son of Willard P. and
Marilla (Gunnison) Griffin, b. in Annisquam. Ma.ss., Oct. 5, IS62.
Mr. Griffin is a member of the firm of Griffin I?rothers. Wood
and Coal Dealers, Gloucester, Mass., where they reside.

CARROLL S. White' (1217), b. in Wilton. N. 11 , July 30.
I860; m. in Goffstown, N. II., Jan. 5, 1S9S, Lizzie Maria, dau. of

128 GENEALOGY OF THE

Francis Fitch and Martha Emily (Merrill) Flint, b. in Goffstown,
Oct. 29, 1873. He was a milk dealer for several years, now a
letter carrier in Manchester, N. H., where they reside. Children :

— 1262. Orlinc Emma White,^^ b. in Manchester, Feb. 25, 1900.
^ 1263. Helen Frances White, ^" b. in Manchester, Oct. 26, 1902.

1264. Dexter Flint White,'' b. in Manchester, Jan. 8, 1904.

JENNIE F. White^ (1218), b. in Wilton, N. H., Jan. 25, 1864 ;
m. Jan. 30, 1889, Las Casas, son of William H. and Abby W.
(Bales) Barnes, b. in Wilton, July 20, 1863. He was in a grocery
store in Wilton, until the fall of 1895, when he went into business
in Milton, Mass., where he d. Nov. 29, 1895. Mrs. Barnes is
now living with her father in Wilton. Child :

- 1265. Abbie White Barnes,'" b. in Wilton, Dec. 24, 1893.

CHARLES W. White«(r219), b. in Wilton, N. H., Oct. 12,

1868; m. in Lyndeboro, N. H., June 29, 1893, Lu Abbie, dau.of
Charles M. and Martha M. (Weston) Butler, b. in Greenfield, N.
H., Apr. 6, 1871. He is a locomotive engineer on the Boston &
Maine Railroad. They lived for a time in Wilton, now Nashua,
N. H. Children:

- 1266. May Weston White," b. in Wilton, Nov. 17, 1894.

- 1267. Carroll Butler White,'" b. in Wilton, Dec. 4, 1895.

_. 1268. Lester Hodsdon White,'" b. in Wilton, Oct. 14, 1897.
_ 1269. Barbara White,'" b. in Wilton, Oct. 25, 1898.

HENRY A. F. Williams' (1220), b. in Lowell, Mass., Jan. 3,
1852 ; m. in lio-ston, Mass., Oct. 8, 1874, Mary Janette, dau. of
James and Burdette Lawton, b. in Binghampton, England, Dec.
27, 1851. He was a conductor on the street cars in Boston; d.
in Moultonboro, N. H., July 19, 1876. Mrs. Williams resides in
Boston. Child :

1270. Charles Howard Williams,'" b. June 19, 1875; d. Feb.
9, 1876.

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MAY E. Coatcs« (1221), b. in Boston, Mass., Feb. 14. IS67 ;
m. in Boston, Oct. 16, 18S9, Edgar L., son of George J. and Mary
A. (Hall) Rhodes, b. in Camden, Me., Dec. 11, 1863. Ik- is a
member of the firm of Rhodes Bros., Grocery and I'rovisic.n
Dealers, Boston. They reside in Dorchester, Mass. ChiMrcn :

-^^271. Helen Eloise Rhodes," b. in Boston, Aug. 8, 1890.
^„^^r272. George Henry Rhodes," b. in Boston, Feb. 21, 1892; d.
Nov. 27, 1894.

ANDREW D. White-- (1223), b in Gilford, N 11., Apr. 4,
1856; m. Oct. 28, 1872, Myra Melissa, dau. of John C. and Nancy
D. (Cotton) Pickering, b. in Dover, N.ll., Dec. 5, 1852. He is a
farmer in Gilford. Children:

1273. Elmer Ora White," 4-

1274. Oscar White," b. in Gilford, Apr. 16, 1885.

JOHN T. White^ (1224), b. in Moultonboro, N.H.. Sept. 28,
1871; m. Oct. 9, 1893, Nina, dau. of Henry and Carrie (Merrill)
Piper of Holderness, N.H. He is a carpenter in Boston, Mass.

HAROLD W. Gilman^ (1230), b. in Lowell, Mass., July 6,
1869; m. July 27, 1896, Fannie Edith, dau. of Richard and Delia
(Currier) Shannon, b. in Lynn, Mass., Sept. 3, 1874. They re-
side in Lowell.

GRACIE L Gilman® (1231), b. in Lowell, Mass., Aug. 27.
1871; m. Sept. 19, 1892, Walter Brown, son of Dea. Albert Brown
and Maria (Kilburn) Hall, b. in Lowell, Feb. 8, 1869. They lived
for a time in Lowell, Northbridge and West Warren, Mass., now
in Pontiac, R.L, where he is superintendent in a cotton mill.
Child:

1275. Richard Gilman Hall,'" b. in Lowell, Dec. 16, IS94.

HARRIET A Atherton'-' (1233). b. in Sloughton. Ma.ss.. Apr.
10, 1856; m. in Stoughton, Henry F. Smith. They reside in

130 GENEALOGY OF THE

Stoughton. Children :

M276. Frederick H. Smith/^^ +

- 1277. Atherton H. Smith/" b. Nov 8, 1888.

I NATHAN Atherton^ (1235), b. in Stoughton, Mass., Oct. 14,
1864; m. M. Etta Barlow; they live in Stoughton. Children:

~^- 1278. Willis L. Atherton, ^° b. Aug. 7, 1888; d. Aug. 19, 1889.
/ ^^1279. Nathan C. Atherton,^" b. May 31, 1891.
' ^ 1280. Charles C. Atherton, ^^ b. Mar. 6, 1893.

i281. Robert M. Atherton,^° b. June 19, 1896.

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FRANK A. Atherton' (1236), b. in Stoughton, Mass., June
20, 1868 ; m. June 1, 1899, Mattie D. Hunt ; they live in Stough-
ton. Child :

- 1282. Ruth Morrill Atherton, i° b. July 8, 1901
]

ISABELLE L. Lunt« (1237), b. in Stoughton, Mass., Mar. 7,
1860; m. Edward Perrin, a dentist in Stoughton, where they re-
side. Children :

• ^ — 1283. Hobart Perrin,^" b. Oct. 7, 1889.
\ ^1284. Philipp Perrin," b. June 13, 1899.

EDDIE F. Lunt' (1238), b. in Stoughton, Mass., Feb. 20,
1862 ; m. Carrie Fage ; they live in Stoughton. Child :

^ 1285. Edward Lunt," b. Apr. 10, 1893.

EDMUND D. Clapp' (1240), b. Sept., 1873 ; m. July 27, 1898,
Olive G. McKalip ; they reside in Oil City, Pa. Child :

^286. E. Donald Clapp," b. in Oil City, Dec, 1900.

ETHEL G. Haskins' (1246), b. Mar 11, 1881; m. Jan. 27,
1904, P>ank Lee Drummond Rust.

ROBERTA K. Brown'' (1246a), b in Montreal, Canada, Jan.

HODSDON OR HODGDON KAMILV. IJl

1, 1874 ; m. Aug. 25, 1898, Charles Hughes ; they reside in M..nl-
real. Child :

1286a. Mary Elizabeth Hughes," b. Oct. 11, 1899.

LAURENCE S. Rrown«) 1246b), b in Montreal, Canaiia. June
12, 1876; m. Aug. 10, 1899, Maude Hunt; they reside in Mont-
real. Children :

1286b. Charles Spaulding Brown,''' b. July 16, 1900.
12860. Marjorie Annie Brown," b. July 31, 1902.

MABEL A. JudkinsVl247d), b. Aug. 27, 1878; m. .\ug. 14,
1899, Augustus l^ush, who was accidentally drowned in Lake
Union, Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Bush d. in Yuma, Ariz., Mar. 20,
1902.

DAVID Evans« (1247h), b. in Salem, Ore., June 20, 1875 ; m.
June, 1904, Alice Yapp ; they are living in Fond du Lac, Wis.

THOMAS Stoddart^ (1248b), b. in Fond ^\u Lac, Wis., May
16, 1879; m. Sept. 30, 1903, Minnie E. Collins; they reside in
Fond du Lac. Child :

1286d. Hazel Marie Stoddart," b. June 30, 1904.

ERNEST H. Paine" (1256), b. in Boston, Ma.ss., Sept. 19.
1881 ; m. in Somerville, Mass., Feb. 22, 1904, Annie Jane, ilau.
of William Cornelius and Joanna (McRitchie) Jones, b. in Somer-
ville, July 1 5, 1885. He is employed in a market in Boston, Ma.ss. ;
they reside in Somerville.

ELMER O. White" (1273), b. in Gilmantown, N. H., May 26.
1879; m. Sept. 28, 1898, Grace Lydia, dau. of Daniel Hoyt and
Emily Sophronia (Potter) Rowe, b. in Waltham, Ma.ss.. Aug. 27,
1876. He is a farmer and milk dealer in C.nilford. Children :

1287. Alfred Harold White," b. in Gilford, Apr 3. I'Xio
1288 Clyde Herbert White," b. in Gilford, Mar. 14, 1902.

132 GENEALOGY OF THE

FREDERICK H. Smith" (1276), b. in Stoughton, Mass., •
Nov. 3, 1875; m. Laura Fisher; they reside in Stoughton. Child:

1289. Harold Smith," b. Dec. 7, 1896.

JOHN Hodgdon^ (361), b. in Dover, N.H., Apr 22, 1745, m.
Jan. 22, 1772, Susannah, dau. of Joseph and Elizabeth (Tibbetts)
Hussey, b. in Dover, Jan. 28, 1750. From his childhood he was
fond of reading, and in one way and another he managed to ac-
quire an excellent practical education, though he attended school
but seven days. He drew up all his contracts, deeds, bonds, and
obligations of every description; was a good land surveyor, made
neat plans of his work, and computed the contents by triangulation.
One of the few amusements of his busy life was the solution of
problems in "Thomas' Farmer's Almanac" and in the newspapers
of that early day. On the 1 8th of November, 1 7 7 1 , he purchased of
Joshua Corliss, for the sum of ;^217, 16s., the nucleus of the farm
at Weare, on which he lived and died. A log house then stood
on the premises, but he at once erected a small frame house
(about 20 X 12 feet, still standing), which soon gave place to the
substantial house now (1888) occupied by his grandson, Moses A.
Hodgdon.

John Hodgdon had the usual experience, with rather more than
the ordinary success, that attends pioneer life. Forests gradually
disappeared, barns were built, orchards planted; and by industry
and economy, field was added to field, pasture to pasture, until
the "Hodgdon farm" became one of the most noted in the
country. He also owned land in Hillsborough, Antrim, Unity,
New Boston, Fishersfield and many other towns. In 1799 he
purchased of the "Westford & Groton Academy Grant" a large
tract of land in the eastern part of Maine, on which the town of
Hodgdon now stands. In company with others, he purchased
unsold lands in an old grant called the "Packer Right," which in-
volved him in much litigation. In conducting his numerous law-
suits, he manifested so much skill and ability, that the late Judge
Jeremiah Smith once said: "I would rather have John Hodgdon
associated with me in a land-suit than any lawyer of the New

HODSDON OK llUDGDUN lAMII.V. I3J

Hampshire bar." Gov. Samuel Bell, with whom John Hocl<;clon
was associated in real estate transactions, notably one purcha.se of
31,600 acres in Grafton County, once made a similar statement.
Judge Smith and Governor Bell were his council until they were
severally raised to the Bench. To a grandson of John I lodgdon,
Judge Levi Woodbury once said: "My first case was a land-suit,
in which John Hodgdon was plaintiff, and much curiosity was
manifested at the bar to see who would be the sucessor of Smith
& Bell. The case was well prepared, and the jury gave me a
verdict. This case was a great advantage to me, and from that
time I had an established reputation, that gave me a very large
docket." Many anecdotes are related in which John Hodgdon's
ready sarcasm was very effective. On one occasion when he
drove up to the court house at Amherst, where a crowd had as-
sembled, a youthful aspirant to legal honors called out in a ixit-
ronizing tone, "Well, Mr. Hodgdon, so you've come again!"
''Ye.s," he replied, "but if I had no more business here than thee
has, I shouldn't come." "We must look out for Mr. Hodgdon's
sharp tongue," was a common phrase among the lawyers. Aside
from his larger real estate transactions, Mr. Hodgdon bought and
stocked many farms for others to cultivate, and was one of the
founders of a factory at Hillsborough Bridge, which at one period
he carried on alone. He interested himself in imj)roving stock of
all kinds. In 1812, he purchased, and brought from E.xeter, in
his chaise, a Merino buck; about the same time, he bought, on the
Connecticut river, a Merino ewe, for which he paid $125, and ten
half breed lambs for $300. John Hodgdon was a man of large
and powerful frame, about si.\ feet one inch in height; thin but
muscular, usually weighing about 212 pounds In politics he was
an openly avowed Federalist, looking more at national than local
interests. He had an abiding faith in the simplicity of Christian-
ity as taught by the society of Friends, and was a constant stu-
dent of its distinctively doctrinal works. 1 le was a man of clear,
vigorous intellect, sternly upright, always kne^v his own mind, and
had little patience with indecision and inefficiency. He had an
inexhaustible fund of anecdote, was quick in rcixirtee ami rhyme,

134 GENEALOGY OF THE

as well as prose; pitiless in his satire against meanness and pre-
tence, but kindly and genial. He died Jan. 15, 1821; Susannah,
his wife, died Dec. 6, 1841. Children:

1290. Moses Hodgdon,® +

1291. Abigail Hodgdon,® +

MOSES Hodgdon^ (1290), b. in Weare, N.H., Aug. 22, 1773;
he received a common school education, was brought up a farmer,
and inherited his father's farm. He was a man of splendid phy-
sique, six feet four inches in height, and would weigh two
hundred and fifty pounds.

He was very energetic and took the lead in all his farming opera-
tions. In 1882 Hon. John Hodgdon, his son, said of him, "He
was the best farmer I ever saw; with him it was always 'Come
boys' and everyone readily responded to his call; his energy was
contagious." Mr. Hodgdon like his father was a member of the
Society of Friends; tolerant and liberal minded, generous and
sympathetic in deed, but chary in words. He was a man of large
property, partly inherited from his father, and much increased by
himself. He was the largest stockholder in Concord bank and
had much to do with its affairs. He m. (1) Nov. 8, 1795, Dorcas
Neal Dow; he m. (2) Hannah Roberts Austin, he d. Sept. 8,
1841. Children:

1292. John Hodgdon," +

1293. Abigail Breed Hodgdon,^ +

1294. Mary Hodgdon,^ b. Aug. 27, 1804 ; d. Mar., 1851.

1295. Susannah Hodgdon,^ b. Aug. 6, 1806; d. May 9, 1829.

1296. Anna Hodgdon,' -\-

1297. Dorcas Neal Hodgdon,' +

1298. Moses Austin Hodgdon,' +

ABIGAH. Hodgdon" (1291), b. in Weare, N. H., Aug. 7,
1778; m. in 1799, Daniel, son of Zcphaniah and Ruth (Phillips)
Breed, b. in Lynn, Mass., Apr. 9, 1769. She was his second
wife, and d. in Wear«, Apr. 11, 1802.

Hon. JOHN Hodgdon' (1292), b. in Weare, N. H., Oct. 8,

IIODSDON OR IIODGDON FAMILY. 135

1800; he inherited the sterling integrity of his father, with the
executive ability and many personal traits of his grandfather. I le
received his preparatory education at the district school in WV-are,
Gilmanton Academy and Phillips' Academy in Exeter, N. II.,
entered Bowdoin College in 1823 and graduated with distinguished
honors in 1827. He studied law in the office of Allen Oilman of
Bangor, Me., and was admitted to the bar in 1830. On the death
of his grandfather, in 1821, Mr. Hodgdon came into possession of
a large tract of land in Maine, and the conditions of ownership
demanded immediate attention ; he therefore left his studies at
Exeter, and, following the water courses and the paths of trai>
pers and Indians, soon reached his grant in northeastern Maine.
He at once organized a surveying party from the neighboring
province of New Brunswick, laid out his land into lots, secured
settlers to establish his claim, and thus founded the town which
afterwards bore his name. In 1832, he was a delegate from Maine
to the Democratic National Convention, held in Baltimore, which
nominated Andrew Jackson for the presidency. In 1833. he was
a member of the Governor's council ; and, through the influence
of the Maine delegation in Washington, he succeeded in establish-
ing a military post at Houlton, Me., and took an active and
efficient part in the disputed boundary Cjuestion which led to the
Aroostook war, a controversy finally settled in 1842, by the
famous Ashburton treaty. Mr. Hodgdon held the office of State
land agent four years, and that of bank examiner and commis-
sioner six years. He was appointed by President Polk ronimis-
sioner on the part of the State of Maine to confer with a like
commission from Massachusetts to settle and distribute the ter-
ritorial funds. In 1846, he was elected to the State senate, and
the following year was president of that body. He was at one
time general of a division of the State militia, hence the title of
general, by which he was better known the latter i)art of his life.
In 1853, he removed from Maine to Dubuque, Iowa, where he
was regarded from the first as a leading ant! influential man. In
1858, he was elected mayor, and in subsequent years tilled many
positions of trust. He was senior warden of the Episcoixil church

136 GENEALOGY OF THE

as long as he would consent to an election, and was many times
delegate to the national church convention. Gen. Hodgdon was
a thorough partisan, but never narrow or petty, and bestowed his
quiet sarcasm on political folly wherever it appeared. He was a
typical gentleman of the old school, conservative in his tastes,
stately in his bearing, somewhat formal in his conversation, but a
delightful talker, original and always entertaining. In a memorial
notice of Gen. Hodgdon, he is spoken of as " the noblest Roman
of them all," and it is but just to say that his manners, his learn-
ing, his character, marked the gentleman, the scholar and the
Christian. Gen. Hodgdon married, in 1838, Margaret Amelia
Leggett of New York ; they had no children, but adopted a little
girl who became the pride and comfort of their lives. He died at
Dubuque, Aug. 21, 1883.

ABIGAIL B. Hodgdon^ (1293), b. in Weare, N. H., Nov. 28,
1802 ; m. Asa Han.son and d. in Portland, Me., Aug. 9, 1855.

ANNA Hodgdon^ (1296), b. in Weare, N. H., Apr. 20, 1809;
m. Oct. 27, 1831, Nathan, son of John and Eunice (Gove) Saw-
yer, b. in Henniker, N. H., Apr. 28, 1806. He was in trade with
his brother Daniel, at North Weare, a short time, but with this
exception has always lived on the old homestead, where he has
held many offices of trust. She d. in 1885. Children :

1299. Mary H. Sawyer,* +

1300. Moses H. Sawyer,* +

DORCAS N. Hodgdon^ (1297), b. in Weare, N.H., July 25,
1811; m. June 16, 1831, Daniel, son of John and Eunice (Gove)
Sawyer, b. in Henniker, N. H., July 26, 1808. When a young
man, he went to Portland, Me., and engaged in wholesale grocery
business. He remained there until 1838, when he returned to
Weare, and for several years .sold goods of the Weare Woolen
mills. In 1848, he opened the first store in North Weare, and
continued in business there the rest of his life. Mr. Sawyer was
atypical Quaker; Mrs. Sawyer d. Apr. 26, 1882; he d. Apr. 8,

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY. IJ7

1885. Children:

1301. Susan H. Sawyer/ b. Nov. 2, 1834; d. Jan. 24, 1836.

1302. Albert H. Sa\v)'er,« +

1303. Oliver D. Sawyer/ +

1304. Amelia H. Sawyer/ -\-

MOSES A. Hodgdon^(I298), b. in Weare, N. H., Juno 7,
1817; he received his education at Clinton Grove, Moses A. Cart-
land, teacher, and at the Friend's School, Providence, R.I I le
was one of the most successful farmers in town, for many years
extensively engaged in the wood and lumber business in Weare,
Derry and Windham, N. H., owned many lumber mills, and at
one time 6,000 acres of land and also had a half interest in Weare
woolen mills. He was a member of the republican party from its
formation, represented the town in the legislature in 1861-2 and
was one of the executive council in 1868-9. A natural leader, he
ranked foremost in each of these positions. To the integrity (»f
his ancestors, generous impulses and sympathies are added in Mr.
Hodgdon's nature, and he has ever been a prompt and efficient
aid in cases of misfortune. For years he was a willing helper in
building up the anti-slavery sentiment of his native town; and he
has always been a member of the Society of Friends. He ni. (I)
June 9, 1842, Abigail Peaslee" (1320), whod. Nov. 30, 1852; hem.
(2) Mar. 31, 1859, Julia Anna, dau. of Enoch and Soi)hronia (Fos-
ter) Page of Danvers, Mass. Child:

1305. Ellen H. Hodgdon« +

MARY H. Sawyer' (1299), b. in IIennik<r, N. II . M;iy 23,
1833 ; m. Nathan Paige, Jr., of Danvers, Mass. They lived in
Wakefield, Mass., where he d. in 1887.

MOSES H. Sawyer«(1300), b. in Ilenniker, N. H. June 8.
1835 ; m. (1) Jan. 12, 1867, Emma F. (iovc of We;irc. \. II.; ni.
(2) Eliza Smith of Henniker. He d. July 13. 1873.

ALBERT H. Sawyer^ (1302), b. in I'.utl.md, Mc- . Od. 26,

138 GENEALOGY OF THE

1837 ; m. Mary Ellen, dau. of David and Lydia (Favor) Boynton,
b. in Weare, N. H., Mar. 19, 1840. They reside in Weare.
Child :

1306. Albert O. Sawyer,^ b. in 1861.

OLIVER D. Sawyer^ (1303), b. in Portland, Me., Nov. 19,
1839; he was educated at Colby Academy, New London, N. H.,
and at the Friend's School in Providence, R. L In 1865, he en-
tered his father's store, remaining with him until his death, and
has since successfully carried on the business. He was post-
master from 1869 to 1885, and in 1886 elected to the New Hamp-
shire senate for two years. He m. Oct. 8, 1884, Mary J. Morgan
of Hopkinton, N. H.

AMELIA H. Sawyer^ (1304), b. in Weare, N. H., Feb. 3,
1848; m. John William, .son of John and Susan D. (Chase)
Whittle, b. in Weare, May 17, 1843. They reside in North
Weare. Children :

1307. Mary H. Whittle,^ b. May 19, 1873.

1308. John A. Whittle,^ b. Feb. 18, 1878.

ELLEN H. Hodgdon^ (1305), b. in Weare, N. H., June 29,
1844; m. in 1866, Edward, son of William and Sarah (Buffum)
Hill of Yonkers, N. Y. They reside in Weare. Children :

1309. Ellen Elizabeth Hill,« b. Nov. 21, 1869.

1310. Edward Buffum IIill,« b. June 7, 1879.

1311. Anne Mary Hill,** b. Oct. 21, 1881.

1312. A daughter/ b. Dec. 13, 1885.

ABIGAIL Hodgdon'^ (362), b. in Dover, N. H., Apr. 8, 1749 ;
m. in 1780, Ebenezer, son of Moses and Mary (Gove) Peaslee.
Mr. Peaslee settled in Weare, N. H., in 1772, with neither money
nor education to aid him ; he was constable and collector for
many years ; often on important town committees ; became a
large owner of real estate and the most extensive farmer in town.

HODSDON OR IIODGDON FAMILY. 139

He ran a store, hotel, saw and grist-mill, and was a large em-
ployer of other men ; but never kept any written accounts or
made any mistakes in his settlements. Always careful of his
promises, but prompt to fulfill them, he was just as ready to com-
pel others to fulfill theirs. Imagine a tall, broad-shouldered,
coarse-featured man, riding on a spirited horse, seldom sitting in
his saddle, but standing in the stirrups, invariabh' riding on the
gallop and leaning forward as he rode ; wearing a broad-brimmed
Quaker hat, turned up in front ; hail fellow, well met with every-
one, and you have a correct picture of Ebenezcr Peaslee. He
died Dec. 17, 1817 ; she died June 28, 1844. Children:

1313. Israel Peaslee,^ -|-

1314. Mary Peaslee,^ +

1315. Moses Peaslee,^ -f-

1316. Obiadiah Peaslee,*' b. May 19, 1787 ; d. young.

1317. Betsey Peaslee,^ -f-

1318. Nancy Peaslee,'' +

1319. Abigail Peaslee," b. Apr. 6, 1795; d. Aug. 3, 1873.

ISRAEL Peaslee" (1313), b. in Weare, Nil., May IS, 1781;
m. (1) Anna Austin, who d. Nov. 9, 1832, m. (2) in 1833, Mrs.
Polly Pattee of Goffstown, N.H. He was a leading business man
in Weare, serving in various town offices. He d. July 10, 1834.
Child:

1320. Abigail Peaslee," b. Aug. 23, 1817; m Moses A. llodg-

don" (1298).

MARY Peaslee" (1314), b. in Weare, N.H.. I-rb. 1 I, I7S3; ni
James Flanders and settled in llopkinton, N.I I. 1 U' «1. \"\ 1 I,
1828; she d. July 16, 1853. Children:

1321. Betsey Flanders.^

1322. Ebenezer Flanders,'' b.; m. Mercy II olbrook and lived

in Henniker, N.H.

1323. Mary Ann Flanders," b.; m. William .Straw and lived in

Hopkinton, N.H.

140 GENEALOGY OF THE

MOSES Peaslee« (1315), b. in Weare, N.H., Feb. 13, 1785; m.
Mary, dau. of Robert and Abigail (Peaslee) Johnson, b. in Weare,
Feb. 13, 1792. He was educated in the old log school-house and
later in Kingston Academy and taught school in Weare and the
neighboring towns, for several years. He was in trade at East
Weare then returned to the farm, where he d. Nov. 14, 1849; she
d. Sept. 13, 1864. Children:

1324. Ebenezer Peaslee,'^ -{-

1325. Robert Peaslee,'' +

1326. Nancy Peaslee,^ -\-

BETSEY Peaslee^ (1317), b. in Weare, N.H , Apr. 7, 1789; m.
Daniel Breed of Unity, N.H.

NANCY Peaslee''(1318), b. in Weare, N.H., Apr. 19, 1792;m.
(1) Dr. Samuel, son of Dr. Daniel Peterson, b. Boscawcn, N.H., in
1782. He d. in Weare, in 1819. She m. (2) as his second wife,
Charles, son of John and Sarah (Morrill) Chase; they lived in
Weare where she d. Mar. 2, 1862. Children:

1327. Rhoda Chase,^ +

1328. Israel P. Chase,' +

EBENEZER Peaslee' (1324), b. in Weare, N.H., July 9, 1816;
m. in 1842, Rozille A. Huntoon of Unity, N.H. He was an ex-
tensive farmer, also engaged in lumber business; taking an active
part in town affairs, being several years selectman and moderator.
He d. in Weare, Nov. 2, 1859. Children:

1329. Moses R. Peaslee,^ +

1330. Mary Jane Peaslee,^ +

ROBERT Peaslee' (1325), b. in Wcarc, N.H , Mar. 11, 1818;
was educated at Clinton Grove, Hopkinton, N. H., and Kcene
high school, after which he was a teacher for ten winters in
Weare, Hopkinton and Sutton, N.H. He m. June 30, 1846,
Persis Boardman, dau. of Benjamin Dodge of New Boston, N.H.

HOUSDON OK IIODGDON FAMILY. 141

He was a practical surveyor, also a farmer on a part of the oKJ
Peaslee homestead, as well as extensively engaged in the manu-
facturing of lumber. Mr. Peaslee was an active particii)ant in
town affairs and in preparing the town history. He d. in W'eare,
Mar. 29, 1898; she d. June 5, 1902. Children:

1331. Emma Frances Peaslee,"* -|-

1332. Ella Maria Peaslee,* +

1333. Sarah E. Peaslee,* b. Aug. 2, 1852; d. Nov. lo, 1857.

1334. Mary Jane Peaslee,* -|-

1335. Benjamin Dodge Peaslee,* -|- ;

1336. Charles Henry Peaslee,* -1-

1337. Harland Peaslee,* b. Dec. 23, 1861 ; cl. Jan 2 1. 1X62.

1338. Fred Peaslee,* b. Oct. 16, 1862 ; d. Jan. 29, 1865.

1339. Robert James Peaslee,* -\-

1340. Arthur Newton Peaslee,* -}-

NANCY Peaslee' (1326), b. in Weare, N. H., June 8, 1821;
m. Elijah P'rank, son of Charles and Hannah (Iluntoon) Gove, b.
in Weare, May 7, 1819. They lived in W'eare, where she d. Nov.
22, 1853; he m. (2) Sarah Connor of Henniker, N. H.; m. (3)
Sophia Blanchard of Red Wing, Minn., where they reside.
Children :

1341. Mary Gove,* 4-

1342. Persis Gove,* -|-

1343. Charles Gove,* resides in Red Wing.

RHODA Chase" (1327). b. in Weare, N. 11., in 1821; m.
Homer F., son of Nathan and Miriam (P>ye) Breed, b. in Weare.
Oct. 10, 1823. He is a dealer in wood and lumber at Weare
Centre and owns the Chase mills on Centre brook. Children :

1344. Charles V. Breed,' b. d. young.

1345. George Breed,* b. d. young.

ISRAEL P. Chase' (1328), b. in Weare, N. 11.. Mar. 7. ISJ7 ;
he was for several years editor at Manchester, X II., going troni

142 GENEALOGY OF THE

there to California. Returning to New Hampshire, he studied
medicine with Dr. James Peterson of Weare. He m. Frances
S. Vose of Francestown, N. H. ; they settled in Virginia, where
he was in practice several years, then in Henniker, N. H., from
which place he removed to Hillsboro Bridge, N. H., where he d.
May 23, 1890 ; she d. July 19, 1890. Children :

1346. James P. Chase,*^ b. Feb. 2, 1856 ; d. Nov. 1, 1876.

1347. Emma Chase, ^ -|-

1348. Alice Chase,' -|-

MOSES R. Peaslee* (1329), b. in Weare, N. H., Mar. 14, 1844;
m. in 1874, Luella H., dau. of Ezekiel W. and Lovilla (Morse)
Moore, b. in Weare in 1856. He is a farmer, living on the farm
settled by his great grandfather, Ebenezer Peaslee. Children :

- 1349. Ebenezer F. Peaslee,' b. Mar. 31, 1876.

1350. Rosa M. Peaslee,' b. Jan. 23, 1879.

1351. Mo.ses L. Peaslee,' b. Oct. 9, 1881.

1352. Frank H. Peaslee,' b. Oct. 5, 1883.

MARY J. Peaslee^ (1230), b. in Weare, N. H., June 18, 1845 ;
m. Albert O., son of Albert and Phebe (Purington) Vitty, b. in
Weare, Mar. 12, 1846. He is a locomotive engineer ; they reside
in Windsor, Vt. Child :

1353. Guy C. Vitty,' b. Sept. 12, 1875.

EMMA F. Peaslee^ (1331), b. in Weare, N. H., Jan. 13, 1848 ;
m. Sept. 14, 1880, Allen Leroy French of Manchester, N. H.
He d. Aug. 28, 1901 ; .she resides in Manchester.

ELLA M. Peaslee^ (1332), b. in Weare, N. H., Oct. 18, 1850 ;
m. July 10, 1879, Charles John ILadley. They reside in Man-
chester, N. H. Children :

1354. John Langdon Hadley,' b. Apr. 3, 1881.

1355. Ralph Vincent Hadley,' b. Mar. 16, 1883.

HODSDON OR IIODGDON FAMII.V. 143

MARY J. Peaslee« (1334), b. in Wcarc, N. II., Sept. 9, 1854 ;
m. Dec. 7, 1881, Elton Willis French of Manchester, N II
They reside in Medford, Mass. Children :

1356. Edith Mildred French,' b. Feb. 9, 1883.

1357. Lucile Grace French,* b. Nov. 6, 1885.

BENJAMIN D. Peaslee* (1335), b. in Weare, N. II., Apr. IS,
1857 ; he graduated at the Pulte Medical College, Cincinnati,
Ohio, in 1885, and began practice in Concord, N. 11. lie ni. (1)
F"eb. 11, 1880, Alice May, dau. of Col. Samuel B and Eliza A.
(Clement) Hammond, b. in Dunbarton, N. II., Dec. 25, 1858;
she d. at HilLsboro Bridge, N. H., Oct. 23, 1887. He m. (2) June
11, 1889, Hattie Button of Maiden, Mass.; they reside at llilis-
boro Bridge. Child :

1358. Karl Hammond Peaslee," b. Jan. 7, 1881 ; d. Sejit. 26,

1901.

CHARLES H. Pea.slee« (1336), b. in Weare, N. II., Oct. 3,
1859; m. (1) Feb. 25, 1885, Caddie A Chamberlin of Dunbarton,
N. H.; she d. Aug. 10, 1887. He m. (2) Jan. I. 1889. Susie
Rachel Carpenter of Contoocook, N. II., where they reside.
Children :

1359. Alice Rachel Peaslee,' b. Apr. 2, 1890.

1360. Grace Elizabeth Peaslee,' b. Aug. 30, 1892.

ROBERT J. Peaslee« (1339), b. in Weare, N. H., Sept. 2},
1864 ; was educated in the common schools of Weare, at Gushing
Academy, Ashburnham, Mass., at Arms Academy, Shelburne,
Falls, Mass. He studied law with Charles J. 1 ladley of Weare,
Burnham & Brown of Manchester, N. H., and graduated at the
Bo.ston University Law School in 1886. He m. Sej'l. 12. 1893,
Nellie Dorcas Kimball of Manchester, where he opened a law
office in 1887.

ARTHUR N. Peaslee« (1340), b. in Weare, N. II.. Apr 16.

144 GENEALOGY OF THE

1867 ; he is an Episcopal clergyman, residing in Middletown, R. I.
MARY Gove« (1341), b. ; m. George Cotton; they re-
side at Red Wing, Minn.

PERSIS Gove^ (1342), b. ; m. John Jameson ; they re-
side at Red Wing, Minn.

EMMA Chase^ (1347), b. July 7, 1859 ; m. in 1891, Charles W.
Thompson. They reside in Hillsboro Bridge, N. H. Child :

1361. Elizabeth Thompson,^ b. Nov. 4, 1896.

ALICE Chase^ (1348), b. Aug. 28, 1861 ; m. in 1881, Ira P.
Smith of Boston, Mass. Child :

1362. Emma T. Smith,^ b. in 1882.

HODSDON OR ITODGDON FAMILY

1»5

INDEX.

Abbott.

Elizabeth 31

Lncinda 80

Adams.

Sarah 87

Adley.

Chandler H. 95
Ellen E. 83

Tames A. G.

83, 95
Lorenzo P. 83
Maud R. 95

Allen.

Benjamin 42

Alley.

Herman R. 91
Raymond T. 91
Samuel S. 91

Andrews.

Elizabeth A. 82

Atherton.

Benjamin H. 121
Charles C. 130
FrankA.121,130
Harriet A.

121, 129
Nathan, 121, 130
Nathan C. 130
Robert M. 130
Ruth M. 130

Willis L. 130

Atwood.

Ann 23

Luella I). 126
John 23, 110

Austin.

Anna 139

Hannah J^. 134
Nathaniel 66
Priscilla 66

Ayers.

Klizabelh 1 1 5

Stephen 38

Bahb.

AJary 36

Bachelder.

Hannah 72

David M. 125

Minnie P. 125

BADCiER.

William 7 5, 119

Bagley.

Charles M. 127
Gertrude 127

Bailey

Fannie I. 100
John M. 100

Baker.

A. 68

Elizabeth G. 60

Bales.

Abby W\ 128

Ballard.

Elizabeth 38

Barker.

Abiirail 38

Barlow.

M.Etta 130

Barnes.
Abbie W. 128
Las Casas 128
W^illiam II. 1 28

Barrons.

Mary 46

Bart LETT.

Clyde B. 106

Beal.

Catheiine 66
David 65

Elijah 66

Beal.

i:ii/.a 66

l':iiz;ibeth 65

Jacob 65

James 65

Joseph 65

Mary 65
Rebecca 65. 66

Sarah 66

Susanna 66

JiEAN.

Ro.se F. 92

Beck.

Peggy
Bedford.

Edwartl
Bell.

Eva

Samuel
Bennett.

Abii;-ail S.

Andrew

Andy 11.

Bessie M.

Finis M.

r'rank E.

I'Vederick J.

(leorge A.

Hattie L.

Luc)- L.

Waller D.

BiCKFOKD.

Abigail
Sally

lil.AIR.

Addle 103,
Cecil

(jeorge 1U\
Nellie
Reuben

48

24

91
133

95
97
98
98
97
97
98
95
98
98
97

108
119

105
105
105
103
lUJ

146

GENEALOGY OF THE

Blair.

William E. 103
Blaisdell.

David 64
Blake.

Almasia 126

Su.sanna 35
Blanchard.

Livonia 11

Sophia 141
Bliss.

Cynthia 79
Bolt.

Kathern 98
Bolthood.

John T. 45

BOODY.

Azariah 1 07

John 107

Joseph 108

Mary 107

Zachariah 108

BOSSOM,

Maud S. 90

Boston A. 105

James 62

BOYNTON.

David 138

Mary E. 138

Bradish.

Robert 9, 10

Bragg.

Lucy G. 84

Brawn.

Eliza D. 112

William 112

Brayton.

Julius 89

Sanborn P. 89

William P. 89

Breadens.

John 18

P>REED.

Charles F. 141

Daniel 134, 140

George 141

Homer F. 141

Nathan 141

Breed.

Zephaniah 1 34

Brooks.

Azariah W. 83

Mary E. 83

Broughton.

Joseph 59

Brown.

Annie F. 123

Charles S. 131
Elizabeth 34, 61

Frank C. 101

Hattie A. 79

John M. 101

Laurence S. 123

131

Marion 98

Marjorie A. 131

Meredith G. 123

Perry 98

Robert G. 123

Roberta M. 123,

130

Theodore S. 91

Thomas B. 91
Thomas L.R. 101

Bryant.

Carrie A. 122

May 106

Wyatt 122

BUFFUM.

Sarah 138

BURBANK.

Asa 35

BURNHAM.

Charles L. 1 14,

123

Emma L. 114

George W. 110

Harry 123

John 123
John L. 110, 114-

Joseph 110

Lovina 1 1 0

Sarah A. 110
Burns.

Lydia J. 118

Burr.

John

32

Lydia

32

Burrell.

Andrew.

64

Bush.

Augustus

131

Bushbie.

Bridget

107

BUSWELL.

1 77

Butler.

III

Charles M

128

Lu A.

128

Butterfield.

Arthur L.

G.

79

Florence I

79

George E.

79

,90

Isabel M.

79,

89

Lillian M.

90

Milton S.

79

, 90

Orrie W.

90

Ruth A.

79,

89

Samuel B.

79

Solomon

79

Willard E.

79

,90

Buzzell.

Henry

57

Jane

57

Nathaniel

57

Caldwell.

Alexander

69

Mary

69

Came.

Elizabeth

112

Joseph

108-A
108/

Nancy

Carlisle.

47

Carpenter.

1^ /

Cora

92

Emma

91

Susie R.

143

Cakk.

John

84

Olive E.

84

Cartland.

Moses A.

137

HODSnON f)K IIODCDON FAMII.V.

Gate.

Charles 1 1 5

Caverly.

Robert B. 107

Chad BOURNE.

Benjamin 48

G. W. 101

Japhet 4cS
Joseph 47, 69

Afark 48

Mary 47

Prudence 47
Sarah 48, 55

Scammon 48
Wilham 47, 59

Chamherlain.

Caddie A. 143

Champion.

Mary 7 1

Chandler.

John H. 83

Chappell.

Amanda M. 100

Loren 100

Chase.

Alice 142, 144

Ann 109

Charles 140

EUsha 43

Emma 142, 144

Enoch 47

Israel P. 140, 141

James P. 142

John 140

Patience 107

Ferley 109

Rhoda 140, 141

Sarah 109

Susan D. 138

Chick.

Hannah 122

Church.

Abigail 40

Mo.ses 40

Chute.

Emma 1 04

Clapp.

E. Donald 130

Cl.AI'P.

Edmund I). 122

130

Edmund M. 121

P'ayette S. 125

Hopcstill 23

Nina 122

Solon A. 1 16
Solon F. 116.125

Susanna 23

Clark.

Andrew 47

P^annie M. 90

Josiah 24

Lovina U. 1 19

Margaret 69

Richard 26

Samuel 46

William 68

WiUiam IP 69

Clement.

Art 1 1 9

Charles C. 119

Eliza A. 143

COATES.

John E. 118

May P:. 118, 129

Maude P:. 118

Coffin.

Eliphalct 70

Susanna 70

Colcord.

Edward 1 7

Elizabeth 17

Cole.

George 89

Keziah 56

Martha 77

Simon 73

Collins.

Minnie E. 131

Connor.

Sarah I 1 1

Cook.

Lola IJ. 124

Th'Miias 47

WilHam 11. l>\

C(^RI.ISS.

Joshua
Cotton

George

Nancy
Cowan.

James I''.

James W.

Su.'^an ]•>.

William 1 1
Co.\.

Samuel
Crafts.

Welcome .
Crooke.

George
CunwoRTn.

Lillian E.

CUKKII-'.K.

Delia
Curtis.

Abigail

Thomas
Dam.

Calvin

Josejih

Lorenzo

Samuel

Sarah
Dame.

John

Sarah E.
Darling.

Thomas
Davis.

Ann E.

Stephen

Di:CKKK.

Elizabeth
Mar)-
William
Del-'oKD.
Mary

I )HMERriT.

Joseph
Marv K.
Matilda J.
Sarah A.

147

IM

144
129

77

77

77. S7

77

31

A. 82

120

122

129

IS
18

73
73
73
73
73

lis
lis

29

77
76

!•:. 94
38
94

7S

76
76. 87
76. 87
76, 87

14S

GENEALOGY OF THE

Demsey.

Drew.

Emery.

Edward

51

John

25

Greenleaf 103

Dennett.

Joseph

39

Hannah 64

Lucy

69

Drowne.

Hosea 54

Dennin.

Elizabeth 31

, 64

Ichabod 49

Fannie F.

97

Leonard

31

Jacob 49

DePouter.

Samuel 31

,64

James 16, 35

Cecille

100

Solomon

31

Job 34, 35

Dickson.

Thomas

31

Joel 54

Mary C.

96

Druce.

John 35, 64, 103

Dixon.

Vincent

9

Joseph 34, 35

David

32

Dunn.

Joshua 49, 64

Hannah

29

Maggie

97

Josiah 35

John

32

DUTTON.

Justin A. 88

Peter

29

Hattie

143

Laura F. 106

Dodge.

Eames.

Leforest G. 104

Benjamin

140

Ella B.

106

Margaret 64

George W.

M.89

Mary

31

Mark 102

Hattie A.

89

Eastman.

Martha 51

John P.

89

Eliza

84

Mary 35, 49

Mabel

89

Eaton.

Mehitable 35

Persis B.

140

Mehitable

83

Meribah 64

Ruth A.

90

Edgerly.

Mertie L 103,

DOUGALL.

Gladys G.

126

105

Jane H.

85

John H.

126

Nahum 53, 54

Dow.

Timothy S.

126

Prudence 49

Anna

60

EMERSt)N.

Rhoda 53, 54

Dorcas N.

134

Emma E.

92

Sally 102, 103

Ruth

59

John

48

Samuel 52

Downey.

Rebecca

48

Sarah 53, 35, 53

George M.

119

Emery.

Simon 49, 52

Downing.

Abigail

49

Stephen 35, 49,

Charles H.

120

Adah

64

53

Dana F.

120

Albert

106

Trueman S. 106

Ernest L.

120

Allie K.

104

Walter G. 103,

Ethel G.

120

Ama K.

104

106

Forrest L.

120

Anna 103,

105

Warren A. 103,

Lillian M.

120

Bertha E.

103

106

Joshua

57

105

William 35, 49,

Patience

57

Caleb

63

103

Samuel H.

120

Carl G.

106

William H. 104,

Downs.

Carrie 1 03,

105

106

Ebenezer

42

Daniel 16,

18,

ESTES .

Drake.

49, 51, 53

64

Elijah 42

Judith

109

Edwin

103

Etherington.

D R H W

Elizabeth,
Esther

35
35

16 IS

David

42

Evans.

Francis

39

George

49

Albert 124

HODS

DON OR nODGDC

)N FAMILY.

149

Evans.

Flsher.

]-"K(isr.

Benjamin

17,

43

Laura

132

I lannah

51

David 1 24,

131

FiSKE.

James

62

D. M.

124

Harriet

77

Jeremiah

62

Hannah

17

P^LANDRRS.

Ji-rusha

62

Jesse,

124

Ik^tsey

139

lo.scph

62

Joseph

17

Ebenezer

139

Alary

62

Mary

17

James

139

Mar^' P.

11)0

Patience

17,

70

Mary A.

139

Phineas

61

Remoth

124

P'l.KTClIER.

Sarah

62

Robert

17,

26

r>ridget

112

vSimon

62

Ruth

124

Flickinger.

Tinny

62

Sarah

17

John T.

96

William

46

Stephen

43

Flint.

FkVH.

Victor

124

Francis P".

128

Abraham

29

Face.

Lizzie M.

128

Miriam

141

Carrie

130

P'lN NX.

Sarah

29

P'all.

Judith
Phihp

William

11

1^\kiusii

49
49

Fogg.
Athelinda
Clara E.

80
95

P.etscy
David

Jose])!!

53
53

58

Favor.

Daniel

73

Sarah

44

Lydia

138

Emeline 1>.

77

I'URr.USM.

Felker.

James

43

Danitl

27

Ellery M.

126

Martha H.

78

Wi!li:.m

16

M. V. B.

126

Nathan

77

GA(iE.

FeRCtUSON.

Sally

73

PeKS>'

68

Daniel

29

, 57

Sarah

77

Su.sanna

70

Dennis

57

P^O(n"MAN.

G.ALLOW.W.

Ehzabeth

57

fonathan G.

68

lienjamin

25

James

29

, 57

70

Gammon.

Reuben

58

Thomas

70

101

1 ' ' •

Robert

57

FoSTl'-.K.

(i.\KnNi:K.

Sarah

58

Sophronia

137

Edith E. l\.\,\>2

Stephen

58

PROWLER.

Ellen

I 1 ^

VVilHam

58

Daniel

72

I'jnma

1 13

Feknali).

Alary S.

72

Joseph

1 13

Daphne E

94

Frances.

(i.\KLANO.

Edward

93

, 94

I Mvy

115

Ik-njamin

Iv 79

Mary

34

I'^KENCII.

Helen

79

Matilda S

93

Allen L.

1 12

( ;i-:()KGE.

P^IELD.

Alpheus

121

Sally

110

Chloa 0.

96

Edith M.

143

Gekkisil

Forrest W.

87

Elton \V.

143

Ik-njamin

4S

Guy A.
James A.
James W

87

GeOrii^e A.

121

Hrid^^el

60

87

Lucille G.

143

l'"Jizabeih

61

87

Frost.

I lannah

60. 6!

Zachariah

17

I<^lizal)eth

28

J eded iah

60

ISO

GENEALOGY OF THE

Gerrish.

Goold.

John

61

James

63

Joseph

60

John

63

Margaret

61

Joseph

63

Martha

61

Lyman

63

Mary

48

,61

Mary

63

Nathaniel

60

,61

Gould.

Wilham

60

Henrietta H. 127

Getchell.

Henry

127

Amaziah

102

Joshua

66

Phebe

102

Sarah

60

Giggie.

Gove.

James C.

100

Charles

141

GiLBKRT.

Elijah E.

141

EHzabeth

65

Emma E.

137

Mary

35

Eunice

136

GiLLING.

Mary 138, 141

Edward

15

144

GiLMAN.

Persis 141, 144

Allen

135

G dwell.

Gardner S

,

120

Tamsen

58

Gracie I. 121,

129

GOWEN. -

Harold W

121,

Abigail

28, 50,

129

54, 56

Nehemiah

120

Anna

28, 56

Goebel.

Elizabeth

28, 54

Alice

94

56

Golden.

George

56

Hannah

36

Hester

28, 55

Goldsmith.

James

28, 56

71

Jane
John

55
55, 56

Goodwin.

Abigail

47

Louise

57

Benjamin

52

Margaret

28, 54

Daniel

11

26

64

Elijah

51

52

Martha

51

James

64

Mary

56, 57

Jedediah

64

Nicholas

18, 28

Margaret

26

62

52, 56

Mary

48,

52

Patrick

28, 52

May

105

Phebe

56, 108

Patience

21

Samuel

52

Taylor

52

Sarah

56

Goold.

William

16, 18

Alexander

63

28, 56

Benjamin

63

Grant.

l^lizabeth

63

Daniel

48

1 lannah

30

,63

G rizzel

50

Grant.

James 1 06

Landers 46

Mary 47

Sarah 50

Gray.

Annie M. 126

Newton 126

Green.

Abigail 40

Charles O. 110

Daniel 81

David 43

Lucinda A. 81

Nathan 109, 110

Sarah 110

Simon 1 09

Simon P. 110

Greenwood.

Mary 35

Griffin.

Willard N. 127

Willard P. 127

Grow.

John 22

Gunnison.

Marilla 127

Guptill.

Hannah 48

John 47

Lydia 34

Nathaniel 47

Thomas 48

Hadley.

Charles J. 142

143

John L-. 142

Ralph V. 142

Hagar.

Demeritt W. 99

Fannie C. 76

Joel 87
Leslie 81, 87, 99

Haggens.

Edward 46

Haggett.

Edward M. 83

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMII.V.

131

Hale.

Lucy

Hall.
Albert Ix
John
Mary A.
Richard G.
Susan G.
Susanna
Walter B.

Ham.

Betsey C.
Ebenezer
Joseph

Mary
Hamilton.
Abigail
Amy
Bial
David
Elijah
Gabriel

47
Jeremiah
Jerusha
John
Jonas
Joseph
Joshua
Lydia
Margery
Martha
Mary
Patience
Reuben
Sarah

Simeon

Solomon

Susanna

Hammett.

Thomas

Hammond.
Alice M.
Mercy
Samuel B
Thomas

127

129
29

129

, 129

99

65

129

77
26
44
44

45
47
45
45
47
33, 46

45
47
47
45
45
45
47
47
47
47

33, 47
47

45, 47
47
47
46
46

58

143

55

143

9

Hancy.

Isabelle Iv 90

1 1 A\SCO^L

Mary 58

Hanson.

Asa 136

Daniel 68

Hannah 39, 40
John 40,41,42

Lydia 70

Phebe 101

Samuel 101

Sarah 42

Thomas 41, 58

Hatch.

Etta 104

Sarah 57

Harris.

Tristram 18

Harrison.

Tristram 16

Hart.

Abigail 54

Elias 54

Elizabeth 54

John 54

Joseph 54

Moses 54

Ruth 54

Samuel 1 7

Hartman.

Hattie 98

Harvey.

Hannah 63

John 63

Harwood.

Jeanette V. 90

Mask INS.

Arthurs. 123

Ethel CJ. 123,130
122

124
124
124

112
1 12

John E.
Hauser.
Jesse L.

I esse S.
Paul II.
1 1 w i)i-:x.
Abigail
Oliver

W

Hayks.

Ann

Benjamin

ICIijah

Ichal>)d

Joanna

John

Joseph

Lydia

Mehitable

Peter

Reuben
I Iawkes.

Clara W.
Hi-:ari).

Ebenezer

James

John

Judith

Phebe
Heakl.

Mary

William
Heermans.

Charlotte .
Hersey.

Hannah

Jeremiah

Zadoch

1 IllUUNS.

Mr.

IllCKEY.

John

lllGGINS.

Charles T.
I )avid
Edith M.
l''rank
Mary A.
Kob^rt H.
ThoiiKis
W illiam P
Hill
Anne M.
Ik-njaniin
l'".bene/.er
Ivlward
Eliziibelh

40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40
40

78

50
16
16, 31
49
31

45, 47
45

\. 86

65
65
66

9, 10

63

80

35

80'

80

80

80

80

80

138
53
24

L<S
48

152

GENEALOGY OF THE

Hill.

HoDGDON.

HoDGDON.

Ellen E.

138

Caleb 42, 43, 44

Elora E. 76, 82

Eunice

53

66, 67, 68, 69

87, 95

Lydia

24

71, 101

Florence 100

William

138

Caroline 69

Fordice C. B. 76

Hilton.

Caroline E. Ill

86

David

116

116, 125

Frances D. 75

Mary J.

116

Caroline W. 76

83

HOAG.

Silas

86, 116

Frances E. 94

59

Charles 38,69,73

Frances M. 84

Hob ART.

Charles D. 82, 94

95

Charles E.79, 90

Frank 97

Sarah

65

Charles H. 73, 79

Frank E. 85, 97

Hobbs.

Charles N. 74, 82

Fred M. 83, 95

Thomas

29

Chase 108, 110

Frederick B. 116

HODGDON.

Clarence M. 90

125

Aaron

101

Cyrus 72

Freeman 7 1

Abbie

81

Daniel 45

George 97

Abigail 26

,i6

,43

Daniel F. 74

George A. 86, 98

44,45, 101,

108

Daniel G. 82

George G. 79

110, 134,

138

Daniel W. 81,92

George N. 113

Abigail B

134

DavidT. P. 75,84

122

136

Dexter A. 94

George W. 76

Adriel

69

, 72

Donald H. 91

85

Adelle

79

,91

Dorcas N. 134

Georgiana M. 81

Albert C.

91,

100

136

Gladys 122

Albert J.

73

, 80

Dorris M. 91

Gladys L. 93

Alexander

15

,22

Earle W. 92

Grace A. 92

23, 36, 37

Edith M. 84, 96

Hannah 68, 69

Allen W.

51,

100

Edmund 43, 44

71, 72

Alvah M.

85

110

Hannah E. 113

Alvah W.

85

Edward J. 83, 95

123

Andrew J

.75

,83

Effiie ' 92

Hannah W. 109

Angle

72

Eleazer 36

114

Ann 22,

24

, 36

Elijah 68,69,71

Hanson 67, 68

37, 45

Elizabeth 15, 22

69, 70, 74, 75

Anna 1 34,

136

23, 24, 37, 38

Harriet A. 85, 97

Anna M.

75

70, 71, 72

Harriet D. 76,85

Annie E.

92

Elizabeth E. 74

Harriet V. 125

Arthur O.

90

82

Harry D. 125

Arthur E.

90

Elizabeth R. 116

Harry E. 97

Beatrice I^

J .

94

Ella S. 114

Harry H. 86, 98

Benjamin

22

, 37

Ellen H. 137,138

Hattie L. 79, 91

38

Emily 72, 74, 82

Helen G. 82, 93

Benjamin

L.

79

Emma A. 85

Helen M. 76, 86

90

Emmons F. 93

Helen P. 114

15ertha E.

86

98

Ernest A. 81, 92

Henry N. 82, 95

lieukih A.

86^

98

iMnnis R. 85

Henry W. 79, 91

HODSDON OK IIOUGDON FAMILY.

153

HODGDON.

Herbert J. 95
Hiram B. Ill
Hiram D. 116
Hobson D. 81
Ida M. 84, 96
Ida A. 81,92
lola L. 92, 100
Israel 16, 25, 26

42, 43, 44, 45

67, 68, 69, 101
Israel W. 75

James 37, 69, 71
James C. S. 75

83
James M. 109

113
James O. 81

Jane 38, 70, 76
Jeannette 97
Jeremiah 15, 16

23, 25, 36, 37
Jerome O. 81
Joel 7 1

John 15, 22, 23,

36, 37, 38, 43,

44, 70, 73, 76,

80, 101, 108,

110, 132, 133,

134, 135
John A. 82, 93
John M. 81, 91
Jonathan 108,

110
Joseph 22, 22,,

38, 45
Joseph W.76, 86
Josephine E 113
Joshua 68, 69,

101
Josiah R. Ill,

115
Leander F. 72,

73, 79
LeanderO. 79, 90
Lester W. 94
Lewis C. 82, 94
Lillian 122

HoDGDON.

Lloyd E. 94

Lucy 70

Lucy F. 76

Lucy J. 74

Lydia'36, 69, 71,

108, 110
Mabel E. 82

Magorie 97

Maria H. 75

Marie C. 81

Marie E. 94

Marilla 82, 92
Martha 69, 71,72

110
Martha A. 79, 91
M. Josephine 79
Mary 24, 26, 37,
38, 45, 101,
108, 109, 110,
134
Mary A. 113
Mary E. 109

Mary H. 79

Mary S. 73, 80
Maude 85, 91, 98
May 85, 97

Mehitable 37
Melvin E. 82, 92
Mildred B. 83
Miles 1 1 0

Minnie E. 82, 93,

94
Moses 25, 26, 43,
44, 68, 70, 73,
74, 81, 134
Moses A. 82, 94,
132, 134, 137,
139
Nathaniel 15, 23,

68
Nellie V. 92

Nina 81

Norman J. 94
OctaviaM.81,99
Olive I). 75

Olive K. 86, 98
Orvillc F. 94

MODOnON.

Ozmon M. 81, 92
Patience 24, 36,
108

Paul E. 93

Peter 43. 4 4, 106,

107, 109
Phineas 38

Phyllis G. 94
Priscilla 68. 70
Ravmond F 95
Rebecca 15. 24,

36, 38, 109
Rebecca P. 75,85
Rclkind II. 91
Roma P. 93

Russell 98

Ruth A. 72, 73,

74, 75. 78, 81,

83
Sally 81

Samuel 36, 37
Samuel F.74.80,

81
Samuel G. 109,

1 14
Sarah 37, 38. 43

44, 68, 70, 71

101. 108. 109
Sarah Iv 73. 80
Sarah L. 75

Seth 37

Shadmch 25, 26

44. 45
Stei)hen 108, 109
Susan E. 73

Su.sanna 2i, 45

134
Tabitha 23, 24

38
Temperaiue 38
Thiodate U. 1<»9

1 14
Theodore A. 93
Tim..thv 31.42

43. 44
Viva E. 94

154

GENEALOGY OF THE

HODGDON.

Walter F. 82, 93
Wilfred A. 82

94
William 31, 38

67, 68, 70, 72

110
William C. 70,75

81, 84
William D. 85
William H. 98

HODGKINS.

Alice M. B. 89

Benjamin G. 89

Fred A. E. 89

Mabel A. 89

Nettie R. M. 89

Thomas 89

Wilbert G. 89

HODSDON.

AbbyG. 113, 121

Abigail 19,26,27
28, 45, 52, 108
Abigail B. Ill
Abigail C. HI
Amelia]. 103
Amy 26, 46, 50
Andrew 49

Ann 18, 28, 111

117
Anna 27

Benjamin 26, 27
46, 50, 57

Benoni 11, 12, 14
18, 19, 20

Bernard H. 125
Burbank 102

Carrie L. 116

125
Charles 108, 111
Christiana A.

117
Daniel 27, 48, 50
David 49

Kl bridge 113
E. Gertrude 117

HoDSDON.

Elizabeth 19, 20

26, 27, 29, 46
108, 111

p:ilen 102

Esther 14, 19,28
Eunice 50, 54
Francis 20

Franklin D. 113
Fred W. 116

Grace E 117,126
Hannah 19, 20

27, 48, 102
Hannah L. 113
H. Augusta 121
Harriet A. 113
Harriet R. HI
Hanson 101
Henry 11
H. Louisa 121
Howard R. 126
Irene 109, 112
Israel 14, 16, 17

18, 44
Jacob 46

James 46, 50, 55
Jennie B. 116
J. Herman 1 16

125
Jeremiah 14, 18

49, 50
John 11, 14, 19

20, 21, 24, 27

28, 49, 57, 102
108, HI, 116

John W. P. 112
Joseph 14, 19, 20

26, 46
Joshua 44

Judith 26

Lorana 102, 103
Lucy 14, 20

Lydia 46, 57

Lyman 109, 112
Margaret 26, 46

49, 50
Mark E. 102

Martha 57

HoDSDON.

Martha A. 102
Mary 27, 46, 50

102, 112
Mary E. Ill

Mary W. 117
Mehitable 14
Moses 44, 101
Nancy G. 109

113
Nathan 46

Nathan G. 109

112, 113
Nicholas 9,10,11

12, 13, 19, 20

21
Phebe 102

Prudence 26, 27

48
Rachel 102

Richard 27, 49
Robert 49

Rodney H . 116

126
Sally 47

Samuel 19,26,27

48, 101
Sarah 14, 20, 26

27, 31, 44, 50

102

Scammon 27
Stephen 28, 46

50, 57
Susan A. 113

121
Thomas 19, 27

44, 48, 49, 50
Timothy 14, 20

50
William 20, 49

101

HOGAN.

Mary A. 92

HOLBKOOK.

Mercy 139

Hooper.

Charity

45

HODSDON OR IIUDGDON FAMILY

155

Horn

Abigail 28

Drusilla 28

Elizabeth 29

Esther 29

Judith 28

Margaret 28

Mercy 17

Nathan 29

Paul 29

Samuel 28

Thomas 28

Howard.

O. O. 120

Mary 14

HOYT.

Mary 23
Hubbard.

Elizabeth 33

Joseph 35

Mary 35

Philip 33

Hughes.

Charles 131

Mary E. 131

Humphrey.

John 65

Sarah 65

Hunneman.

Elizabeth C. 88

Hunt.

Mattie D. 130

HUNTOON.

Hannah 141

Rozille A. 140
Huntre.ss.

George 29
Hutchinson.

Harriet W. 116

HUSSEY.

Ebcnezer 59

Joseph 132

Richard 17

Susanna 132
Jackson.

Andrew 135

Anna 45

Jameson.

John 144

Jellison.

Samuel 55

Thomas 55

Jenkins.

Charles 103

Elizabeth 60

Hannah 101

Reynold 60

Sarah 30, 32

Jewett.

Theo E. 1 1

Thomas 1 1

Johnson.

Betsey

Edmund

Mary 40,

Robert

Simon
Jones.

Angle

Anna

Annie T-

William C.
Joy.

Ephraim

Lydia
Judkins.

Charles A.

Effie M.

George 1 1 .

Joseph C.

Mabel A.
131

Ralph A.

Willard C.
Keene.

Alfred P.

Almon

Andrew A.
104

Bessie

Dorris

Emily

Emma E.
104

Ethel

103
40
140
140
102

95

58
131
131

47
47

123
123
123
123
123

123
123

103
104
103

105
105
103
103

101

Kkknr.
Flora
l^'orrest
Frank S.

104
Fred
(ieorgc
( i race
Hira

Jesse L. 1
Lillian
Mary
Nellie
Orrcn A.

104
Rachel
Rollin A.

104
Ruth
Warren
Wilbur

Kerbee
Rebecca

Key.
Ann
Charity
Daniel
Hannah
John
Mary
William

KlI.BURN.

Maria

KlI.GOKI-"..

l>enjamin

KlMMAI.L.

1 lannah
Nellie D.

KiNi;.
Alice L.
nianch
Huzzell
Everett I

l\.iN(;sinK\
I'.lijah
Hannah

104
104
103

1U4
104
104
102
03. 104
104
104
104
103

103
103

105
104
104

37

50
45
51

51

45. 50
50
50

129

4 7

27
116
143

127
127
127

I 127

56
54

156

GENEALOGY OF THE

Knight.

LiBBY.

Elizabeth

33

Abigail

61

John

23

Anna

48

Mary

33

Azariah

62

Lancaster.

David

61

Almond R.

100

Jerusha

62

Mary

100

Lydia

34

Lane.

Martha

69

Sarah

32

Mathew 34

62

Lang.

Sarah

30

Andrew J.

87

William

62

Joseph

87

Zebulon

62

Mary

23

Littlefield.

Matilda

87

Phebe

31

William A.

87

Littler.

William J.

87

Emma

95

Lavvton.

LOBDELL.

James

128

John

31

Mary J.

128

Locke.

Leavitt.

Cordelia J.

126

Marie

80

Long.

Le Gacy.

Flora J.

125

Mary A.

93

Pierce

67

Leggett.

Lord.

Margaret A.

136

Abigail

51

Lewis.

Abraham 51,

55

Abigail

65

Amy

52

Caty

65

Benjamin M.

55

David D.

65

Catherine

51

Deborah

65

David

55

Ebed

66

Dorcas

51

Ebenezer 32

65

Ebenezer

SO

66

Elijah 51,

55

Elizabeth 32

60

Elizabeth

53

George 32

, 65

Eunice

48

Hannah 32

, 66

Hannah

53

James

32

Ichabod 52,

55

Joseph 21,32

,38

Isaac

51

65

Jeremiah 48,

50,

Tosiah

65

55

K. C.

99

Joel

49

Lucy 32

, 66

Jonathan

53

Mehitable

65

Joseph

48

Olive

65

Joshua

55

Samuel 32

, 65

Jotham

53

Sarah

65

Margaret 52,

55,

Susanna

60

61

William 1 7

, 66

Margery

51

Lord.

Mark 5 1

Martha 48, 49, 51
Mary 27, 51, 53
Nathan 18, 27,

52, 53, 55
Nicholas 55

Olive 53

Paul 51

Richard 48, 52,

53
Samuel 48, 51
Sarah 50, 55

Simeon 55

Solomon 55

William 49

Loring.

David 66

Elijah 66

Lovejoy.
Betsey 117

Nancy 122

Lovell.

Albert A. 122

LOUCKS.

Ella 86

Low.
Arthur E. 97
Belle 85, 95, 96
Fred E. 85, 97
Grace 97

Leslie 85, 96
Levi N. 85

Marie 97, 101

Low^E.

Ambrose 66

Israel 66

Lydia 66

Lunt.

Eddie F. 121,130
Edward 130

Edward A. 121
Isabelle L. 121
130

Lyons.

Charles 1 1 5

Nellie 115

HODSDON OK HODGDON FAMILY

157

Mackie.

Merrill.

MoRRRLL.

James R.

92

Martha K

12S

I'eter 29,

59

60

Malcom.

Meksekve.

Kichanl

**

30

Elizabeth

57

Tamson

44

Kobcrl

21.

58

Maloon.

Miles.

Rulh

60

Alice

120

Nelson A

120

Sarah 1 9,

29

. 58

Mann.

MONTJOV.

60

* ^^ »-'

Peter

69

John

37

Stephen

60

Marcotte.

Moonv.

Susanna

59

Aurelia

120

Fred L.

119

Thomas

29

59

Marsh.

Theodore

119

Timothy

William

59

Caleb B.

121

Moore.

58

Marshall.

Kzekiel W

142

William T

59

Rebecca

37

Luclla 11.

142

W inthrop

60

Martl\.

Morgan.

MOKRILL.

Abigail

56

Mary J.

138

Annie M.

117

Mather.

MORKELL.

Frank T.

1 17

Cotton

38

Abigail

58

127

Mathers.

Abraham

19

. 31

Jacob

1 17

John

73

60

Lcburton

J.

117

Sally

73

Adah

19

30

Sarah

140

McChesney.

Anne

29,

59

True G.

117

Belle

97

David

60

Morris R.

c.

99

William R.

97

Eleanor

58

Morrow.

McCoLMAN.

Elizabeth

19

,29

Ella

99

John D.

98

31

Henry A.

119

McGlNNIS.

Eunice

59

Morse.

Bertha

100

Hannah

19,

30

Anita M.

90

McGuire.

34, 59

Lovilla

142

Annie

102

Isaac

59

Rosie

90

Katherine

89

Jacob

60

Morton.

Irving S.

89

Jane

59

Amity

121

Thomas H.

89

Jedediah

30

60

Moshek.

McKalip.

Joel

59

J^lanch .\.

94

Olive G.

130

John 12,

13,

19

Nicholas

94

McRlTCHIE.

29, 58,

59,

60

Mui)(;ett.

Joanna

131

Josiah

60

Ann

127

Meauer.

Keziah

30,

59

Nash.

Elizabeth

40

Lucy

58

Marilla S.

78

Meads.

Lydia

59

Nasd.n.

Elizabeth

58

Martha

58

Abigail

61

Meek.

Mary 30,

59,

60

Adah 30,

61

.62

Clara

125

Miriam

59

Azariah 30.62,r)3

Merchant.

Nicholas

19

29

Hridgcl

52

Lettie E.

121

Nichols

59

Charity

34

Nathaniel

121

Peace

59,

60

I'Jcanor

61

Merrill.

Peaslec

60

Eli/.ahclh

30

. 52

Carrie

129

Pelatiah

59

61, 63

158

GENEALOGY OF THE

Nason.

Emily J. 95

Ephraim 61

Eunice 61

Frank 105

Isaac 61

James 63

Jeremiah 62

John 30, 61, 63
Jonathan 30, 61
Joshua W. 95
Margaret 6 1

Mary 30, 61, 63
Nathaniel 63
Philadelphia 30

63
Reuben 63

Richard 16,30,61
Sarah 30, 52, 61

62
Stephen 63

Uriah 30, 61, 62

Neal.

Catherine 66
Mary 53

Neals.

Andrew 18

Neeoham.

John 1 3

Nelson.

Aro D. 88

Charles D. 88
Ira S. 88

Newell.

Anne 3 1

Newport.

Amy 105

Nichols.

Augusta M. 99
Charles H.87,99
Elizabeth M. 99
Florence G. 99
Mary E. 87, 99
Nelson N. 87
Sarah 60

NiCHfJLSON.

David 96

Edith 96

Nicholson.

John C. 96

Norton.

Elizabeth 56

Joseph 63

No well.

Ebenezer 49

Nutter.

John 24

Hatevil 24

Ogilvie.

Christian 127

O'Leary.

Maria A. 78

Ordway.

Hattie M. 90

Overlook.

Laura F. 91

Page.

Benjamin 43

Enoch 137

Julia A. 137

Margaret 126

Paige.

Nathan 137

Paine.

Alice M. 117, 126

Carl C. 117, 126

Charles H. 117

126

Christiana 111

Ernest H. 126

131

Ethel M. 126

John 117

John S. 126

Martha A. 117

M. Elizabeth 126

Mary E. 117

Nathaniel 1 1 1

Parker.

Addison 1 1 1

P^unice J. 98
John D.' 9, 10

Marjorie B. 98

(,)uin D. 98

Ruth E. 98

Samuel 11. 98

94

80

Patterson.

Julia
Payne

Clarissa
Payton.

William R. 101
Pearl.

Mary 101

Pease.

Ann 126

Peaslee.

Abigail 137, 139

140
Alice R. 143
Arthur N. 141

143
Charles H. 141

143
Benjamin D. 141

143
Betsey 139, 140
Ebenezer 138

139, 140, 142
Ebenezer F. 142
EllaM. 141, 142
Emma ¥. 141

142
Frank H. 142
Fred 141

Grace E. 143
Harland 141

Israel 139

Karl H. 143

Mary 139

Mary J. 140, 141

142
Moses 138, 139

140
Moses L. 142
Moses R. 140

142
Nancy 139, 140

141
Olxuliah 139

Robert 140

Robert J. 141

143
RosaM. 142

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY.

159

Peasi.ke.

Powers.

Remick.

Sarah

59

Isaac

35

Mary
Rii(H)i;s.

29

Sarah E.

141

Pratt.

Pepperell.

Elizabeth

48

Ed-ar L.

129

William

63

Pkav.

(ieorge 1 1

129

Perkins.

Athelda

71

George J

129

Daniel

60

Mary

34

Helen E.

129

Edith I.

89

Samuel

34

Mary

46

George T.

89

Preijle.

Richards.

Harold \V.
Helen I.
Joseph
Martha
Olive D.

89
89
89
87
75

Clarissa
Jededicih

Prescott.
Betsey B.
Ebenezer
Elisha

Prixck.
Abi-ail
Caleb

71
56

125

benjamin
Ora M.
Ro>' W.
William E

Rl< 11 AKDSON

23
93
93
92

Perrin.
Edward
Hobart
Philipp

130

130
130

43
43

35

35

Mary 11.

RtUiKK IS

Eli/.abeth

l')hn

"Mary

1 15

33
73
24

Peterson.

Elizabeth

35

Naomi

73

Daniel

140

Lsaac

35

Sarah

58

, 71

James

142

James

35

RoCiEKS.

Samuel

140

Joseph

35

Anion

1 1 1

Phillips.

Prout.

I-:iizabcth

1 1 1

Ruth

134

Ebenezer

35

Hannah

Hi

Phipney.

Provencher.

Ross

Rebecca

20

Levi

120

Annie

77

PiCKICRIXG.

Mary L.

120

Hn-h

46

, 55

John C.

129

PURIXGTOX.

John

55

Myra M.

129

Moses

59

Sarah

46

, 55

PiCKEKXELL.

I'hebe

142

William

55

Sarah

54

()v\^u^y.

1<<issi-:k.

PlEKEC.

'^Addie M.

105

ban 97,

nil

Martha

113

106

John C.

96

. 97

Pike.

Alvin D.

105

Martha

97

71

54

Edwin I.
Nellie A.

105
105

Pearl 97.
Ruth 97.

1 no

William

ill!

Piper.

Percy

105

Row K.

Henry

129

Raxdall.

Daniel 11

1 W

Nina

129

Jonathan

45

Grace L.

131

Plummer.

Nathaniel

45

Russell.

Wendell

78

Richard

45

Melissa G

S4

Pokter.

Simon

45

Susan

119

Elizabeth

64

Raxkin.

Theodore

84

Peter

64

James

63

Rust.

Sarah

23

Raynes

!• T. D.

13(1

Potter.

I'rancis

20

Saxi;< "KX.

Emily S.

131

Tabitha

20

Charles 1 1

7/

,78

160

GENEALOGY OF THE

Sanborn.

Clara E. 78, 89
Frank E. 78, 88
Grace I. 78, 89
Hannah H. 72
Ira E. 72, 78

John 72

John M. 72

John N. 78

John VV. 78, 88
Lizzie M. 78, 88
Martha A. 72
Washington I.
72, 78

Sarasy.

Eva 86, 99

Jacob 86

Lottie 86

Ralph J. 86

Sargent.

Granville 126
Marcus M. 126

Sawyer.

Albert H. 137
Alberto. 138
Amelia H. 137

138
Charles F. 88, 99
Charles H. 87
Daniel 136

Edward 88, 100
Elizabeth 59

Elizabeth B. 99
Elizabeth C. 88
(jeorge F. 100
James C. 88, 99
John 136

Jonathan 87, 99
Mary H. 136
Moses H. 136

137
Nathan 136

Oliver D. 137

138
Susan H. 137
William I). 88

99

SCATES.

Shackley.

Abbie

74

Samuel 27, 52

James C. 71,

74

Sarah 28, 51, 53

Sally

71

55

Scam M ON.

Thomas 52

Prudence

26

Shannon.

Richard

26

Fannie E. 129

Scarlet.

Richard 129

John

13

Shattuck.

Seaver.

Susan J. 100

Caleb

48

Shaw.

Sarah

48

John 78

Seavey.

Shea.

Harry R.

93

Annie 123

Lucia H.

93

Shedd.

Mildred E.

93

Clifford E. 96

Ruby M.

93

Daniel F. 95

Sellers.

Fred F. 95

Thomas D.

125

Harold H. 96

Valentine T.

125

Karl E. 96

Severance.

Shorey.

Gertrude C.

99

Amy 46

Severs.

John 46

Frank

71

Mary 55, 57

Shack.

Samuel 46

Anna

94

Showell.

Shackford.

Alfred 114

Abigail

95

Alfred P. 114

Jane

11

George A. 115

Joshua

36

Slade.

Mary

36

Abigail W. C. 78

Shackley.

Slater.

Abigail 27,

52

Benjamin 35

Daniel 51,

53

Smart.

Ebenezer

52

George 77

Elizabeth 28,

52

Harrison 72, 77

53

Mary A. 78

Hannah 27,

51

Milton 72, 78

52

Smiley,

John 27, 52

53

David O. 93

Joseph

52

Joseph S. 93

Keziah

53

Smith.

Lois 52,

53

Anna 56

Martha

51

Atherton H. 130

Mary 27, 52,

53

EHza 137

Miriam 27, 28

,52

Emma T. 144

Richard 27,

51

Frederick Y{.

52

130, 132

HODSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY.

161

Smith.

George H. 122

Harold 132

Harry L. 122

Henry 32

Henry F. 129

Ira P. 144

Jeremiah 132

John 126

Joshua 46

• Mabel M. 126

Nicholas 3 1

Rufus 122

William 56

Spalding.

Abbie F. 118

Charles 118

Spauluing.

Abraham 1 1 4

Annie W. 114

123
Edward M. 114

Frederick A. 1 14

Spear.

Alice D. 88

Spencer.

Thomas 11,16

Stacy.

Benjamin 22," 30

34

Ebenezer 34

Elizabeth 22

Hannah 34

Harry 98

Hester 22

Ichabod 34

John 34

Lydia 34, 53

Mary 22

Mehitable 22, 34

Samuel 22, 34

Thomas 2 1

Timothy 34
William 21,22,34

Stanley.

Elizabeth 57

Hannah 59

Staples.

Abigail 63

Benjamin 62

James 63

Starbird.

Sally 1 09

Stark.

Albert 1 1 9

Josiah 119

Stewart.

Fannie 86, 99

Mehitable 1 09

Ray 86

Robert D. 86

Stillings.

Albert 77

Ernest F 77
Mary E. 77, 88

Stiles.

Mary 3 1

Stoakes.

Benjamin 37

Stoddard.

Daniel 38

Elizabeth 38

Nathaniel 38

Patience 38

Sarah 38

Susannah 38

Tabitha 38

Thomas 3S

Stoddart.

Albert T. 124

Anna E. 124

Grace M. 124

Hazel M. 131

Jessie B. 124
Robert W. 124
Thomas 124, 131

Stodder.

Jeremiah 66

Rebecca 64

Stone.

Daniel 2 1

Patience 2 1

Sarah 62

Stowe.

DerwardJ. 105

Stowe, Erie C. 106

Estella M. 106

Ivan L 105, 106

Julian 105

Leroy 105

Mertie 106

Oma 106

Ratchcl F. 106

Straw.

William 139

SUMNKK.

Almira 119

SWETT.

Annie 72

Swift.

Elizabeth 93

Susanna 23

Tankv.

Eliziibcth 60

Tehbitts.

Dorothy 39

Elizabeth 132

Tktherly.

Ann 16

Mary 63

Thomson.

Jeanie 127

John 127

Thompson.

Abigail 54

Amos 34

Amy 26. 54

Ann 16, 17
Bartholomew 17

54

Benjamin 1*". 92
Charles W. 14 J

l^benezer 3 \
EliAibeth 54. 144

Esther 34

lohn 33, 34

John F. 92
Katherine 54

Marv ^^
Miles 10, 11, 12

16. 34. 42. 54

Miriam 54

Nancy D. S5

162

GENEALOGY OF THE

Thompson.

Nicholas 54

Noah 34

Sarah 34, 44
Thomas 17,34,44

Thornton.

Mary A. 125

Thurlo.

Jonathan 56

Richard 56

Th WAITS.

Alexander 1 5

Ann 1 5

John 1 5

Jonathan 15

Lydia 1 5

Margaret 1 5

Mary 1 5

Rebecca 1 5
Tidy.

Adah 30, 63

Hannah 30

John 30, 34

Meribah 30

Robert 30
Sarah 30, 34

TiLSON.

Louisa 1 04

TiTCOMB.

Abigail 39

Ann 39

Benjamin 39

Daniel 39

David 39

Elizabeth 39

Enoch 39

John 39

Mary 39

Sarah 39

William 39

TonY.

Charles 1 04

Rudolph 104

William 1 04

Tower.

Hezekiah 64

Lydia 64

TOWNSEND.

Mary 22, 35, 36
Mehitable 22, 35
Peter 22, 35

Sarah 22

William 22, 36

TOZIER.

Martha 27, 55
Tucker.

Frank R. 95

Norma B. 95

Raymond H. 95

Roma E. 95

Willis 95

TURNBULL.

James H. 91

James W. 91

TUTTLE.

AbbieJ. 115, 123

Albert 115, 124

Catherine 73

Elijah 110

Esther 125

Frances A. 110

114

George 115, 125

George A. 110

115

George M. 115

Harold 125

Helen 115, 123

Lydia F. 115

123

Marian 125

Mary 1 1 5

Mary A. 124

Nettie 115

Nettie L. 124

Patience J. 110

115

Peter H. 110

115

Roy 125

T. Wendell 115

TWICIIELL.

Arvilla 81

TWOMBLY.

Elizabeth 66

TwOMBLY.

William 42, 66
67, 68

Underwood.
Mary E. 117, 127
Otis K. 117

Varney.

Sarah 60

Varvell.

13

Vaughn.

Bridget 60

Vickers.

Benjamin 33

Deborah 33

Elizabeth 21, 32
George 20, 21, 31

32
Hannah 31, 33
Israel 21, 32
Lucy 2 1

Lydia 33, 66
Mercy 32

Sylvanus 21, 31

VlTTY.

Albert 142

Albert O. 142
Guy C. 142

VOSE.

Frances S. 142
Wads WORTH.

Hannah 1 1 2

Wakefield.

Rebecca 35

Wakely.

Elizabeth 26

Walker.

Mary 48

Sarah 47

Wallace.

Sally 116

Wallingford.

Margaret 64

Ward.

Samuel 9

Warren.

Gideon 59

Gilbert 33, 58

HOnSDON OR HODGDON FAMILY.

16^

Warren.

Wheeler.

Johnson

Mary

1 14

72
82

1 1 r

32

Dexter

Rachel

58

Hannah 93. 94

Watson.

Polly

81

Benjamin

70

Wheelwright.

EHzabeth

70

John

56

Horace P. 70

,77

Samuel

17

Lydia

70

WllllMM,E.

Nancy 70

, 76

Tabitha K.

114

Samuel 68

, 70

Thomas J.

119

Susanna

70

White.

Webber.

Alfred H.

131

Hannah

60

Almira L.

112

Philomelia

35

119

Webster.

Andrew D

119

Hannah S.

113

129

Welcome.

Annie F.

112

Joseph

14

117

Mary 1 5

22

r>arbara

128

Mehilable

15

Carroll B.

128

Peter 14,

15

Carroll S.

118

Samuel

15

127

Wentvvorth.

Charles H.

112

George W.

83

118

Joseph

43

Charles W.

118

Martha

51

128

Polly

73

Clyde II.

131

Weston.

Dexter F.

128

Martha M.

128

Flisha

115

Weymouth.

Elizabeth N

. 112

Abigail

58

119

Benjamin

58

Elmer 0.

129

Dorcas

33

131

Edward

14

Emma L.

US

Elizabeth 33,

58

127

Ichabod 21,

33

Frances L.

I 12

Jonathan 21,

33

119

Mary 2 1 ,

58

Grace O.

112

Mehitable 14,

21

120

Patience 21,

58

Hannah C

112

Pierce

33

118

Rachel 21,

33

Helen F.

128

Robert

14

Jennie F.

118

Sarah

21

128

Shadrach 21,

33

John

119

Timothy 14,

21

John T. 119,

129

33

Tosiah

112

\\ IIITE.

Lester 11. 128

Lyman H 112

118
Mary P. 112, 118

Mary \V. 112

120

May W. 128

Urlinc K. 128

Oscar 1 29

Sarah 29

Sarah II. 115

Timothy V. 112
Woodbury C. 1 12

\\ IIITEHOUSE.

Eliza D. 120

Whitney.

John 118

Jonas 118

Moses 1 18

Myron B 118

127

Nathan 118

Newton 118

Richard 118

Salmon 1 1 8

Whitten.

I-'dizabeth 64

Mary H. 79

W'hittiek.

John G. 17

Whittle.

Tohn 138

John A 138

John W. 138

Mary II. 138

\\'i(;(;iN.

I<:mily 95

WlLPER.

Etlward 9

WlI,I.I.\MS.

Charles II. I 28

Henry A. V . 118

12S

Henry J. 118
Winch k.ster.

h-hn 9

164

GENEALOGY OF THE

WiNCOLL

WiNGATE.

Wood.

John

11,

12

Moses 24, 39

40

May S.

91

Wines.

Noah

39

W. Horace

100

Esther

13

Samuel 24,

39

William H.

96

Faintnot

13

Sarah 24, 39

40

WOODBRIDGE.

WiNGATE.

Simon

24

John

56

Aaron

39

Winter.

Lois

56

Abigail

24,

40

Abigail

117

Woodbury.

Ann 24,

25,

39

Wise.

Levi

133

Benjamin

40

Elizabeth

57

Rebecca

100

Daniel

39

John

57

Wormwood.

Deborah

40

WiTTUM.

Benjamin

62

Dorothy

39

James

64

WOORSTER.

Ebenezer
Edmund

40
40

Pelatiah
Peter

63
11

44

24,

Sarah

SO

Elizabeth

24,

28

Wood.

Susan

21

39

Joanna

121

Wright

24

Bertha L.

96

V * £\.±\J-11 A •

Allie

99

John 24,

25,

28

Charles B.

96

Yapp. Alice

131

39

George H.

96

Young.

Jonathan

39

100

Elvena

80

Joshua

39

George W.

85

George L.

80

Mary

24

96

Gladys

80

Mehitable 24,

39

Horace E.

85

Myrtle

80

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