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AS FAR AS KNOWN
KENELM" WINSLOW.
VOLUME II.
BY
David-Parsons'" Holton, A.M., M.D.,
Life Member of the New England His. Gen. Society, Resident Member of the New
York Gen. and Biog, Society, and of the Pilgrim Record Society,
AND HIS WIFE,
Mrs. Frances-K.'' (Forward) Holton,
Resident Member of the New York Gen. and Biog. Society, and of tlie
Pilgrim Record Society.

NFW YORK:
MRS. FRANCES-K'. HOLTON, PUBLISHER.
1888.

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1888, by Mks. Franxes-K.-Holton,
in tlie office of the librarian of (Joagress, at Washington, D.V.

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96 DUANE ST., N.V.

WINSLOW MEMORIAL.

KENELM" WINSLOW

VOL. II.

6036. THOJIAS', [5965] (Ed,card\ Edward*, Edward', Eenelm*, Kenelm\) mar
ried, and had the following children:
6037. Thomas, was an apprentice to his uncle Edward' Winslow [6058]. [See
Appendix.']
6038. Edward, [6041] married Mercy Bowley; m, 3d, Mary [Oliver],
6039. Isaac. An Isaac Winslow married Elizabeth Hicks, b. 1 Nov. 1796, Fal
mouth, Me,, dau, of James and Abigail (Leighton) of F.
6040. Hannah, [6051!] married Lewis Hamlen.
6041. EDWARD', [0038] (Tkomas^, Edward", Edward*, Edward^ Eenelm*, Een-
elm\) d. 7 Nov. 1859: married Jlercy Bowley, dau. of Chapmau Bowley. She died
21 Apr. 1842, aged 59 y., 6 mo., Gliarlestown Bee. He married 2d, Mary [Oliver.] .
Hanover, Plymouth Co., Mass.
Children :
Cu42. 1. Wilmam", b, 18 Oct, 1806, Boston; was "of Boston," where he married
25 Sept, 1831, .Mary Conn, dau, of George and Mary (Gould), and sister
of Horace of "Woburn. s,p. Res. 1875, Charlestown, Mass.
6043. 2. Emki.ine', b, 19 Feb. 1808, Charlestown; is deceased; m. 17 July, 1831,
Gliarlestown Bee, Gorham Bigelow, They had a son who married, but
we have not obtained his name. Innkeeper. Res. Gharlestown, Mass.
bJ44. 3. Edward', I). 14 Miiy, 1814, Charlestown; died about 1843; maiTied
Rebecca Walker, who was living in 1865.
Children:
•1, Edward-S'., b. 6 Sept. 1831, Medford; married Sarah Robinson.
Note.— Rkbecca' (Winslow) Ayer [6030], last page of Volume I., Winslow Memobial, had a
daughter [6035] and two other children of whom nothing further could be learned; also a grandson,
James-Isaac' [00 1-1], b, 3 Feb. 1855, Medford, child of James-Benjamin*.

530 Descendants of Edvmrd" Winslow.

K

6046. Frances-Emily", [Francis- A., Charlestown, Sec] b. 19 Nov. 1832,
Charlestown, Mass. ; married Isaac-C. Gushing.
6047. William", married Harriet Hathaway,
6048. Mary-Ellen", married Adam-C. Winiiing.
6049. 4. Varnum-Shattdck", b. 10 Oct. 1820, Charlestown; married there, 8 Mar.
1842, Frances-Amelia Haven, Clerk in the Boston post-office.
Res. 1875, Charlestown, Mass.
Children:
6050. 1. Emeline-Bigelow", b. 31 Jan. 1843; m. 1 Dec. 1862, James-Edwin
Bray. s.p. Probably res. Charlestown, Mass.
6051. 2. John-Henry", b. 13 Nov. 1844. Clerk in post-ofRce.
Res. 1875, Gharlestown, Mass.
6052. 5. Mary", b. 24 Mar. 1832, Charlestown.
6053. HANNAH', [6040] {Tlwmas^, Edward^ Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Ken-
elm',) married in Charter St., Boston, Lewis HAHLEN, s. of Perez and 
(Cobb). Children :
6054. 1. Almika', b. Dec. 1809; married Ash bel Wait. s.p.
6055. 2. Hannah', b, 30 July, 1811; was married by Rev. Thomas King, Charles
town, 28 Mar. 1839, to Samuel' Winslow [6086], b. 26 Sept. 1808,
Duxbury, Mass,, s. of Edward" and Rebecca (Harlow). Ship joiner.
Res. Charlestown, Mass.
Children:
6056. 1. Ed win-Chapin", born in Charlestown; died aged one week.
6057. 2. Lucinda-Augusta", died in infancy.
6058. EDWARD", [5966] (Edward^, Edward*, Edward', Kenelm'', Kenelm\) b. 8
Nov. 1758, Duxbury, Mass. ; died in, Taunton Hospital ; married Rebecca Harlow,
b. 10 Dec. 1770, dau. of Ansel Harlow. She died 11 Sept. 1835, aged 64. He mar
ried 2d, Thankful  . He served an apprenticeship to a house and ship joiner in
Duxbury, and in the early part of liis days followed house-carpentering; but subse
quently the interest in ship-building increased, and he was occupied chiefly as a ship
joiner. He soon began to undertake the job of the entire joiner work of one or
more ships, and became the owner of two schooners, and companyship owner of
several. He was partner in a cargo of sugar taken by the French, prior to 1800
He was several times agent for his school-district, and collector of taxes.
Res. Dudrnry, Mass.
Children born in Duxbury :
6059. 1. George', born in 1796; died in 1798.
2. Betsey', b. in 1798; d. 5 Sept, 1817; m, Daniel Gale, brother of Stephen,
who was a druggist in Salem, and son ot Noah, b, 20 July, 1757, and
Rebecca (Chase) of Salom, " She died after the birth of her'daughter "
He m, 2d,  S^imson, The family removed to Illinois, where tlie

6060

K 'Oale, Delano, Baldwin, Bedwin. • 531
father, mother, and daughter died, some years before 1866. See Qale
Eamily Memorial.
Children :
6061. 1. Betsey-Winslow".
6062. 2. Daniel-Warren", b. 24 Dec. 1827; m, Boston, Mass, 11 Aug. 1857,
Eliza- W. Powers. Commission merchant in Chicago. Res, Chicago, IU.
6063. 3. Stephen", b. 20 July, 1839. Res. 1860, in California.
6064. 3. George', b. 29 Nov. 1800, Duxbury, Mass. ; married there, Hannah Drew,
born in 1801, dau. of Charles and Susan (Nickerson) of D. He was a
ship joiner, employing from fifty to one hundred hands. Duxbury saw
its best days in the ship-building interest from 1830 to 1840, having from
ten to fifteen ships in the way of coustruction at a time. After this date
this business was gradually transferred to Noddle's Island, now East
Boston. He invested largely in the "Eastern Land Speculation" in
Maine, by wbich the principal of his former earnings was transferred to
the care of others. Res. 1874, Duxbury, Mass.
Children :
6065. 1. Roland-Clark", was drowned off India wharf.
6066. 2. Clark-Drew", married  . s.p. Res. 1875, Boston, Mass.
6067. 3. Seth", b, 30 Sept. 1830; was married by Dr. Caldicott, Charlestown,
Mass., 20 Oct. 1850, to Helen-M. Daniels, born in Watertown, dau.
of John and Sally (Tucker) of W. Furniture manufacturer.
Res. 1875, Charlestown, Mass.
Children:
6068. Eelen-Gma', b. 20 Aug. 1851.
6069. Fhrrenee-Maria* .
6070. Glara', is deceased.
6071. Emily\
6072. 4. George-Marcus", married  . Dealer in wood and coal.
Res, 1875, Boston, Mass,
6073. 5. Catherine-Drew", married Winslow-Thomas' Delano [1431], b. 18
Aug. 1820, Duxbury, Mass., s. of Capt, Samuel and Lucy" (Winsor)
of D, Res, Chelsea, Mass,, where he died. The widow and children
removed to Duxbury, .and were residing there in 1876.
Children (one pair of twins):
6074. Fanny'.
6075. Frank'.
„„„„¦ { „ '. , } Triplets: all were living in 1876, and aged seven or
6077. < Carrie', > . ,
6078. ( Daughter', ) "^'S'^* ^'''"-''
6079. 6. Elizabeth", died unmarried,
6080. 7. Georgiana", married  Baldwin or Bedwin, and had three chil
dren.
6081. 8, Winthrop" is deceased.

532 ¦ Descendants of Edward* Winslow. ^
6082. 0. Edmund-G'., married Nellie Harris. They had two children.
Res. 1874, Dorcliester, Mass.
6083. 10. Daughter", died in infancy.
6084. 4. Polly', b. 12 Aug. 1802; died unmarried, 30 .Ian. 1831, Duxbury, Mass.
1)085. 5, Seth', b. 1805 ; d. unmarried, 7 Mar. 1828.
6086. 6, Samcbl', b. 20 Sept. 1808, Duxbury; m. 1 Sept. 1833, Augusta Wads-
worth, of Kingston, Mass,, a native of that place, dau. of Capt. Cephas
and Lucy (Sylvester) of K. She died 12 Oct. 1837. He was married
2d, by Rev. Thomas King, Charlestown, Mass,, 38 Mar, 1809, to Han
nah" Hamlen or Hamblen [6055], b. 30 July, 1811, dau, of Lewis and
Hannah' (Winslow). Ship joiner. Res.. 1874, Gliarlestown, Mass.
Children :
6087. 1. Charles-Adelbert", b. 28 Aug, 1836; m. Charlestown, Mass., 34 Nov.
1859, Ellen-Frances Baker, b. 5 June, 1839, dau. of Jnmes Little of
Compton, N.H., and Olive-Bell (Vennard) of New Castle, N,H.
Coal merchant. Res. 1874, Gliarlestown, Mass.
Children born in Charlestown:
6088. 1. Charles-Henry", h. 5 Aug. 1860.
6089. 2. William- Austin', b. 23 June, 1862.
6090, 2, Edwin-Chapin", born in Charlestown; died aged one week.
6091. 3, Lucinda-Augusta", died in infancy.
6092. 7, Rebecca-Edwards', b, 1811; d. 9 Dec. 1836, Duxbury, Mass.
C093. 8, John-Bartlett', b. 4 Sept. 1814; m. 25 Aug. 1841, Sarah Barry, dau, of
Jotham and Sarah (Ray). Machinist. Res. Gharlestown, Mass,
Children:
6094. Augusta", married George- Washington Litchfield, b. 22 Feb. 18 
Medford.
Children :
0095. 1. Carrie-Augusta'.
0096. 2. George', died aged four years,
6097. 3. F)-ederic'. [There was another child, who is deceased.]
6098. Edward", born in Charlestown; is deceased.
6099. John-Bartlett", b. 11 Sept. 1851, New Bedford, Clerk in Boston post-
°ffi<'«- lies. Glmrlestotcn, Mass.
6100. ENOCH", [933] (Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) U. u (X-t. ] 735,
Rochester, Mass.; married [int. 21 j\[ay, 1761], Sarah Hammond.
Children born in Rochester:
0101. 1. Sarah, b. 14 May, 1702.
6103. 2. Hannah, b. 28 Oct, 1704.
0103. 3. Noah, b, 38 June, 17(i7.

K Paige, Slmj^ld-ns, Hill, Reutye, Jassett, French. 533
6104. HANNAH", [924] (Edward*, Edward', Kenelm'', Kenelm',) b, 6 May, 1740,
Rochester, Mass.; d. 9 Apr. 1813, Schaghticoke; married, Jan. 1765 (pub. 33 Dec.
1764), John PAIGE of HardVick, Mass., born there, 6 July, 1738, son of Dea,
Christopher and Elizabeth (Reed) of H., and grandson of Nathaniel*, one of the
purchasers of Hard wick. He removed from his native place to Stephentown, N.Y.,
in 1790, and from thence, in 1793, to Schaghticoke, N.Y., where he owned a large
farm, on which he lived. He died 13 Apr. 1813, at S., and was buried with his
wife in the same grave.
Child:
6105. Winslow, [6106] b. 28 Feb. 1767; d. 15 Mar. 1838; m. Clarissa Keyes.
6106. REV. WINSLOW", D.D., [6105] (Hannah' C[Vinslow ) 'Pa.ige, Edward*,
Edward', Renelrh', Kenelm',) b. 38 Feb. 1767, Hardwick, Mass,; d, 15 Mar. 1838,
Gilboa, N,Y, ; m. Windham, Conn., May, 1787, Clarissa Keyes of Ashford, Conn,, b.
1 Slay, 1768, W., dau. of Gen. John and Mary (Wales). She died 14 May, 1846,
Gilboa. Received the degree of A.M, from Brown University, Providence, R,I,, in
1838, He was settled in Stephentown, N.Y,, 1790; Stillwater or Smithork, 1793-
1807; Florida, 1808-1814; Florida and Windham, 1814-23; Broome, Blenheim
(Breakabeen), and Windham, 1833-7; also missionary at Beaver Dam, 1823; Wind
ham and Broome, 1837-30; Broome, 1830-6; Gilboa, 1836-7.
Children :
6107. 1. Col. John-Ketes, [6113] b. 2 Aug. 1788; d. 10 Dec. 1857; m. Helen
Maria Yates; m. 2d, Anna-Maria Bloodgood.
* 1. NATHANIEL PAIGE of Roxbury, 1684, by Joseph Dudley, as president, was made, in 1686,
marshal of the county of Suffolk. The same year he was one of the eight purchasers of what la now
Hardwick, Mass., and one of the twelve purchasers of Leicester. In 1687, he bought a farm in Billeriea,
now Bedford, removing there in 1688; was freeman In 1690. lie died 12 April, 1692, Boston, Mass,
His will names wile Joanna, who was living in 1699, Had several children, born probably iu England,
James and Christopher are the only two mentioned by Savage as born here.
Children :
2. 1. Elizabeth, married 2 or 28 Dec. 1698, John Simpkins ofBoston. -f.
3, 2, Sakah, maiTied, 7 Jan, 1698-9, Samuel Hill of Billerica. -|-
4. 3, NATHANIEIi, [7] d. 2 Mar. 1755, aged 75; m. Susanna Lane.
6. 4, James, bapt. 28 Xov, 1686; was buried 31 July, 1687, Roxbury.
6, 5. Chbistopheb, [23] b.eSept. 1690or'91; d,10Mar. 1774-5; m. Joanna  ; m. 2d, Elizabeth B.all,
7. NATHANIEL, [4] (sora of Nathaniel,) d. 2 Mar, 1755, aged 75, Bedford; ni, Susanna Lane.
Children:
8. 1. NATHANIEL, [13] b. 4 Sept. 1702; d. 6 Apr, 1779; m, Hannah  .
9, 2. John, b. 11 Oct, 1701; d. 18 Feb. 1782; married and had a large family,
10, 3. Christopher, b, 16 July, 1707; d, 11 Nov, — ; m.  , Their only son Christopher Hved to
be very aged; had one daughter.
n, 4, SUSANNA, b. 2!) Apr, 1711; married Samuel Reutye of Lexington.
12. 5. Joanna, b. 29 Oct. 1714; m. Josiah Jassett of Bedford.
13. NATHANIEL, [8] (Nathaniel, Nathaniel,) b.4. Sept. 1702; d. 6 Apr. 1773; marrieil H.innah  .
Children:
14. 1 Nathaniel, b. 22 May, 1729; died unmarried, 26 Mar. 1751.
15. 2, Thomas, b, 5 i\Iay, 173:i; d. 21 July, 1609, s.p.
16. 3. Hannah, b. 15 May, 1736; married Jonas French of Billerica.

534 Col. John-I±eyes Paige. ^
6108. 3. Hannah-Winslow, [6124] b. 13 Aug. 1791; d. 3 Apr. 1852; m. Archi
bald Crosswell,
6109, 3. Maria-Cassandha, [0130] b. 24 Mar, 1794 ;*m, David Cady.
6110. 4. Hon, Christophbb-Alonzo, [6133] b. 31 July, 1796 or '7; died 31 Mar.
1868; m. Harriet-B, Mumford,
6111. 5. Diana-Clarissa, [6141] b. 35 Feb, 1800; d. 19 May, 1863; m. AUen-H.
Jackson.
6113. 6. Antoinette, [6154] b. 11 Aug. 1805; m. George Smith; m. 2d, Hon.
Piatt Potter,
6113. COL. JOHN-KEYES', [6107] (Bev. Winslow', Hannah', iWinslow) Paige,
Edward*, Edward', Kenelm'', Kenelm',) b. 3 Aug. 1788, Hardwick, Mass.; d. 10 Dec.
1857, Schenectady, N.Y. ; married in that town, 16 Oct. 1817, Helen-Maria Yates,
d. of Gov. Joseph-Christopher and Maria (Kane). She died Jan. 1839, Albany,
N.Y. He married 3d, Nov. 1833, Anna-Maria Bloodgood, b. 12 June, 1805, dau, of
Hon. Francis, at that time mayor of Albany. He graduated at W.C, 1807; was a
cadet at West Point. Lawyer; commenced practice in Schenectady, N.Y., and
continued there until the breaking out of the war, when he received a commission,
and entered the army in 1812 as captain; was soon promoted to rank of colonel;
was aid to Gen. Covington, and afterwards to Gen. Wilkinson. He continued to
17, 4. William, b, 19 Feb. 1737; d, 10 Feb, 1812, s,p,
18, 5, David, b. 4 Apr, 1740; married Abigail Jones. Res. Bedford, Mass.
Children:
19. 1, David, b, 7 Feb, 1767,
20. 2, Hannah, b, 11 Mar, 1773, Bedford, Mass, ; ra, there, 25 Dec. 1794-5, Rev, Reed* Paige [1039].
21, 6. Susannah, b. 22 Jan. 1742-3; died unmarried, 26 Jan. 1772,
22. 7. Abigail, b. 5 Sept. 1745; married Bowman Brown of Lexington.
23. DEA, CHRISTOPHER, [6] (s. of Nathaniel Paige) b. 6 Sept. 1C90 or '91; d, 10 Mar, 1775, aged
83; married Joanna  , who died 27 Oct, 1719. He married 2d, Elizabeth Ball, who died after 17S0,
Children:
24, 1, Joanna, b, 11 Aug. 1717; married Benjamin  . j.
By 2d marriage:
25. 2. Ciiristophek, b, 11 June, 1721; d, 3 Dec, 1772; married  . Their children lived near
Keene, New Hampshire,
26, 3, WILLIAM, b. 2 May, 1723; d. 14 Feb, 1797; married in Hardwick, Mercy Aiken.
Children :
27, 1. Bev. Christopher, of New Hampshire,
28, 2. Lucy, b, 19 Mar, 1758; m, 30 Dec, 1779, Daniel' R uggles, b, 1756-7, son of Edwfiril' and
Lucy (Spooner) of Hardwick, Mass, See Appendix, p. 28 [100],
29, 4, Geoese, b, 17 June, 1725; d. 8 May, 1781, Hardwick; married  . _i_
30. 5, Col, Timothy, b, 24 May, 1727, Hardwick; d, 20 Aug. 1791, in his native town ; m, 24 Oct. 1754
Mary" Foster [949], b, 11 Apr, 1732, d. of Dea, James and Lydia* (Winslow) of Rochester'
Mass, ' '
31, 6. Jonas, b. 15 Sept, 1729; was living in 1793,
32. 7, ELIZABETH, b, 3 Oct, 1731; died before 1743,
.13, 8, LUOY, b, 22 Feh, 1733-4; married Setli Lincoln. i
34, 9, NATHANIEL, b, 18 May, 1736; d, Feb, 1817; married  , and had a son Jason.
35, 10, John, b, 6 July, 1738, Hardwick; d. 13 Apr. 1812, at Florida, ^^y,; in Jail 1765 H-innnl.i
Winslow [6104], ' '
36, 11. Elizabeth, b. 7 June, 1743; d. Apr. 1802; married Solomon Green. They had a son
Archclaus, wlio resided in Western New York,

l^ Paige, Crosswell, Weeks, Cady. 535
serve through the whole war, and earned for himself a distinguished reputation as a
soldier. He was district attorney, 1818; clerk of Sup, Court, N.Y,, 1833; regent
of New York University, 1839; elector of Pres, and Vice-Pres., 1844; and mayor
of the city of Albany. In 1849 he removed to Gilboa, Schoharie County; and in the
fall of 1856, to Schenectady, N.Y.
Children born in Albany, except the oldest:
6114. Joseph-Christopher-Yates", b. 8 July, 1818, Schenectady, Schenectady
Co,, N.Y. ; died 30 May, 1870; married in Sept. 1844, Harriet, dau. of
Judge Jonas Van Derpoel of Albany. Grad., Williams Coll. Lawyer;
in 1873 was chamberlain of the city of Albany, having held the oflSce since
1858. Res. 1873, Albany, N. 7.
Children :
6115. Helen-Maria",
6116. Joseph-Yates",
6117. Leonard".
0118. Anna-Bloodgood", b. 10 Dec. 1834.
6119. John-Ketes", b. 18 Apr. 1837; d. 29 May, 1838.
6120. John-Keyes", grad. Union Coll. Business between Troy and Albany.
Res. 1873, Schenectady, N. T.
6121. Alonzo- Winslow" Res. Chicago, III.
6122, Clara-Antoinette". Res. Schenectady, N. T.
6123. Frances-Eliza' Res. Schenectady, N. Y.
6124. HANNAH-WINSLOW', [6103] (Rev. Winslow*, Hannah' (Winslow) Paige,
Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 13 Aug. 1791, Stephentown, N.Y. ; d. 3
Apr. 1853, Gilboa, N.Y. ; married, 1822, Archibald CROSSWELL of Broome, N.Y.
Children :
6125. Paige.
6126. Kellogg.
6127. John-Keyes.
6128. Mart, probably married Wm, Weeks. Res. Taphank, L.I.
6139. Abel-Brace.
6130. MARIA-CASSANDRA', [6109] (ij^. Winslow', Hannah' (Winslow) "PBuisB,
Edward*, Edward', Kenelm'', Kenelm',) b. 24 Mar, 1794, Schaghticoke, N,Y. ; married,
1815, David CADY of Florida or Minaville, N.Y., who died before 1872. He was
son of Judge David of Montgomery County, N.Y. Mrs. Cady has since died, but no
date of death reported. Schenectady, N. T.
Children :
6131. David- Winslow, died 3 Apr. 1859, San Francisco, Cal.
6133. Sarah, married Edward Smith. Res. 1872, Morristown, N. T.
6133. HON. CHRISTOPHER-ALONZO', [6110] (Bev. Winslow', Hannah' (Wins
low) Paige, Edward*, Edward', Kenelm'', Kenelm',) b, 31 July, 1796 or '7, Schaghti-

536 Descendants of Rev. Winsloio" Paige, D.D. ^
coke, N.Y. ; d, 31 Mar. 1868, Schenectady, N,Y., just one year from the death of
his accomplished wife. He married, 11 July, 1833, Harriet-B, Mumford. Grad.
Williams Coll,, 1813, as salutatorian ; was admitted to the practice of law, 1819,
Reporter to the Court of Chancery, N.Y., 1828-1846, during which time he pub
lished "Reports of Cases in the Court of Chancery of the State of New York, 1828-
1848," New York: 1830-48. 11 Vols., 8vo. In 1856, Vol, IV., and in 1857 Vols, H,,
TH., and V., were revised and annotated by him. These volumes were published at
these dates respectively. In 1852, Vols. VIII. and IX. were revised and annotated by
Thomas-W. Waterman. In 1826, he was elected to the Legislature of New York, and
served there with singular ability four successive years. In 1838, he was elected
Senator and served with distinction four years ; was subsequently re-elected. Elected
Justice of the Supreme Court of New York, June, 1847, and drew for the term of
four years. In 1855, was elected for two years to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Justice Cady. In June, 1867, was elected to the Constitutional Con
vention, where his efforts, with those of Hon. J.-S. Landon, to purify the ballot-box
entitle him to the lasting gratitude of the people, whom in every capacity he served
so well. District Attorney. He was Trustee of Union College thirty years. Deliv
ered the annual address before the Society of the Alumni of Williams College in 1863,
a discourse which was much admired. Was elder in the Presbyterian church in
Schenectady at the time of his death. , Schenectady, N. 7.
They had six children, four of whom were living in 1871:
0134. Benjamin-M"., born in 1834; died in 1838.
0135. Clara-Keyes", born in 1836; married, 29 Sept. 1877, in St. George's
Church, Schenectady, N.Y., by Bisliop Doan, to Rev. William Payne,
D.D., Rector of St. George's Church, S, s.p.
Res. 1887, Schenectady, N. T.
6130. Harriettb-Mdmpord", born in 1838; married Douglas Campbell.
Children:
6137. William".
6138, Harriette-Paige".
0139. Caroline".
C140. Edward-Winslow", grad. Union Coll. 1864, Lawyer. Res. 1872, Sche
nectady, N.Y,, and, 1887, Bremort House, New To^Jc CH;/.
6141. DIANA-CLARISSA', [6111] (Bev. Winslow', Hannah', (Window) :B&ige,
Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) h. 35 Feb. 1799, Schaghticoke N.Y, • d, 19
May, 1863, Schenectady, N.Y., and was buried there. She was married by Rev
Winslow" Paige, at Florida, Montgomery Co., N.Y,, 3 Mar. 1830, to Allen- Heyei-
JACKSON of Florida, born there, 3 Dec, 1797, He died 35 Sept. 1836, New York
City, and was buried in Gilboa, Schoharie Co,, N,Y. He was a civil engineer Res
Palatine and AuriesviUe, Montgomery Co., N.Y. Gilboa, Schoharie Co., iV. T.
Children :
6143, 1. Jddge Samuel-Winslow", b. 28 June, 1831, Palatine, Montgomery Co
N.Y. ; was married by Rev, J. -Trumbull Backus, D,D,, Schenectady o'.j
Apr, 1862, to Louisa Potter, b, 14 Jan, 1837, GleuviUe, Schenectady

Jachson, Mason, Paige, Potter.

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County, N,Y,, dau. of Isaac of G. Lawyer. Judge Jackson graduated
at Union College in 1843; was admitted to the bar in Jan, 1843, was
appointed Justice of Supreme Court of the State of N.Y. in Oct. 1871,
and appointed a member of the Constitutional Commission to revise the
Constitution of the State of N.Y. in 1872. Res, 1887, Schenectady, N. Y.
Children born in Schenectiidy :
Mary-Potter',, b. 1 Mar, 1863.
2. Allen-Heyer", b. 23 June, 1864.
Antoinette-Paige", b, 9 July, 1868.
Julia-Livingston', b, 23 Apr. 1871.
Alonzo", b, 5 May, 1873.
Frank-Potter", b. 31 July, 1875.
John-Tuttle", b. 27 Nov. 1877.
2. Alokzo-Clinton", b, 10 Dec. 1833, Glen, Montgomery Co., N.Y. ; died in
the navy; married Dora- A. Mumford.
Children :
Helen-Maria", married Jolm-T. Mason of Baltimore. Res, 1887, Baltimore, Md.
Children: Dora".
Stephen- Thompson".
Gertrude".
Armistead".
Alonzo'.
Clara-Lodisa", b. 8 Oct. 1839, Gilboa, N.Y. For information of her
family address Mi's, A.-H. Knapp, of Osawatomie, Kansas, 1875.
John-Keyes", b. 13 May, 1833, Gilboa.
Allen-Heyer", b. 24 Jan. 1835, Gilboa; was an officer through the
Rebellion ; and, 1875, was in the United States Army.
6154. ANTOINETTE', [6112] (Bev. Winslow', Hannah' (Winslow) 'Paige, Ed
ward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b, 11 Aug. 1805, Schaghticoke, N.Y, ; m. 14
Feb. 1825, George Smith of Florida, N.Y., born in Edinburgh, Scotland; died 20
Aug, 1838, Fort Johnson, N,Y. She married 2d, 15 June, 1836, Hon. Piatt POTTER
of Schenectady, N.Y., b. 6 Apr, 1803, Galway, Saratoga Co., N.Y,, sixth child of
Restcome* and Lucinda (Strong), Mrs. Antoinette Potter d, 5 May, 1883. She was
the last survivor of the children of her father, Rev. Winslow" Paige, D.D. [6106].
*Resteome Potter was born at Little Compton, Rhode Island, August 1, 1762, and removed from
thence in infancy, with his parents, to Dutchess County, N.Y.. ivhere his father died in 1776, leaving
him the eldest of a family of seven children. He was a volunteer in the war of the Revolution at the
age of fifteen, and served at different periods about one year; a part of the time under the command
of Col. Ethan Allen ot Vermont. He was also in the battle of Bennington. He was twice married.
His flrst wife was a Miss Carpenter, by whom he had three children, all of whom he lost. His second
wile was Lucinda Strong, by whom he had fifteen children, twelve of whom survived Iiim. He died
21 June, 1840, aged nearly eighty-live. After the war of the revolution, lie removed to the County of
538 Descendants of Edward* Winslow. ^
He entered upon the study of the law without the advantages of a collegiate
education. He commenced and finished his term of study in the office of the Hon.
Christopher-Alonzo' Paige [6133], in the city of Schenectady, and was admitted to the
bar of the Supreme Court as attorney in 1838. He began practice in Florida, Mont
gomery County; was elected and served in the Legislature of the State in 1831. In
1834, he removed from thence to Schenectady and formed a co-partnership with C.-A'.
Paige, liis former preceptor, which continued fourteen years. He was during that
period appointed by the court district attorney, which office he held twelve, years.
In November, 1857, he was elected a justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New
York for the term of eight years. In November, 1865, he was re-elected to the same
office without opposition. During the year 1865 he was Judge of the Court of Ap
peals, the highest law court in the State. His last election of judge he still con
tinues to hold. Under the provisions of the amended constitution of 1870 he was
selected by the Governor of the State as one of the bench to constitute the Court of
Review, as distinguished from circuit judges. In 1866 he was elected a trustee of
Union College, which institution, in the following year, conferred upon him the honor
ary degree of LL.D. Since 1834 he has resided in Schenectady, N.Y.
Child:
6155. Mary, b. 1 Mar. 1826, Minaville, Montgomery Co., N.Y. ; m, by Rev. Dr.
Backus, Schenectady, N.Y., at the residence of her step-father, Hon.
Piatt Potter, 34 Feb. 1847, B.-Franklin Potter, b. 33 June, 1815, Sche
nectady Co., N.Y., thirteenth child of Restcome and Lucinda (Strong)
of Glenville, N.Y. [See 6154]. He died 18 Mar. 1870. Lawyer. s.p.
Res. Schenectady, N. 7.
6156. RACHEL", [938] (Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 10 Feb. 1749,
Rochester, Plymouth Co., Mass. ; died in 1810, Whitingham, Vt, She Was married
39 Feb. 1709, [pub. Rochester, Mass., 11 Dec. 1768,] to Joseph HAMMOND. Ear
lier. Whitingham, Vt.
Child:
6157. Rachel- Winslow", b. 6 Dec. 1789, Rochester, Mass, ; d. 4 Oct. 1865; m.
Rupert, BenningJ;on Co., Vt., 24 Oct. 1810, James Russell, b. 24 Sept.
1791, Salem, Washington Co., N.Y.
Children :
6158. 1. Chauncey', b, 1 Mar, 1812.
6159. 2. John', b. 31 Aug. 1813, Rupert; d. 24 Sept. 1866, Flint, Genesee Co.,
Mich.; m. Gainsville, Wyoming Co., N,Y,, 26 Feb. 1845, Achsah-
 M. Smith, born at G,, 1 Feb, 1827, Res, 1867, Flushing, Mith.
Saratoga, N.T„ where he kept a store and tavern, until he removed, about the year 1809 to Glenville
Schenectady Co., where he continued to reside nntil his death. He occupied during his life various
places of public trust; was a colonel iu the militia, justice of the peace, and for sixteen years a iud-re
of the County Court, . J =>-
Lucinda Strong, his second wife, was born in Litchfield, Connecticut, in 1773, and was the daush
ter of Thomas and Sarah Strong, a family of note in that State, Her family removed from tlienco to
Saratoga County, where she was married in 1790. She survived her husband two years and died
May 4, 1848. '

K Russell, Sherman. 539
Children :
6160. 1. Edgar-Tiffany', b. 5 Sept. 1849, Gainesville.
6161. 2. Alice-Burton', b. 12 Feb. 1854, Flint Township, Mich.
6162. 3. Milan- Winslow', b. 14 Feb. 1857, Flint Township, Mich.
6163. 8. Rachel-Delilah', b. 1 Mar, 1816; d, 4 July, 1818.
6164. 4. Delilah-Rachel', b, 1 July, 1818.
6165. 5, Stephen-Hammond', b, 18 May, 1820.
6166. 6. James-Avery', b. 11 May, 1823.
6167. 7, Clarissa-Winslow', b, 7 Apr. 1824.
6168. 8. Harriet-Ann', b. 11 Mar. 1827.
6169, 9. William', b. 31 Jan. 1829. Res. 1873, Gainesville, If. 7.
6170. TISDALE", [929] (Edward*, Edward', Kenelm'', Kenelm',) b. 8 Apr. 1751,
Rochester, Mass. ; died in Saratoga County, N.Y, ; m, Rochester, 15 Aug. 1773,
Jane Blackwell or Holbrook. He removed first to Vermont, afterwards to Saratoga
Co., N.Y., but at what dates we are not informed. June 15, 1789, his unfinished
house in Vermont took fire in his absence from home, and was consumed, burning
to death four of his children: Rachel, Josiah, Tisdale, and Betsey. Farmer.
Children born in Rochester:
0171. Rachel, b. 8 June, 1774.
6172. Josiah, b. 6 Feb. 1778.
6173. Mary-C, b. 14 Aug. 1780.
6174. Tisdale.
6175. Betsey.
6176. Bbtsey-P., b. 31 Dec. 1790.
6177. Tisdale, b. 27 Sept. 1793. Removed to Ohio before 1869.
6178. Sarah-M., b, 37 Jan. 1796.
6179. THANKFUL", [931] (Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 14 Aug.
1755, Rochester, Mass. ; died of consumption soon after the birth of her second son.
She married at Rochester, 23 June, 1776, Jabez SHERMAN. They removed from
that town to Easton, N.Y., taking with them Mercy' [933].
Children :
6 1 80. Resolved.
6181. Hem AN.
6182. BENJAMIN", [933] (Edward*, Edward*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 3 June,
1758, Rochester, Plymouth Co., Mass. * died about 1817, Whitingham, Windham
Co., Vt. He married [pub, 18 Mar, 1780,] Rebecca Ellis, d. of Malachi. He
maiTied 3d, Prudence Albee, who afterward married  Thayer, and died 30 Dec.
1841, while visiting her son Edward" at Depauville, N.Y. Airs. Rebecca (Winslow)
Hall [6693] has her family Bible containing her family records. Farmer.
Res, Rochester, Mass., and Whitingham, Vt.

540 Maj. Ansel" Winslo'W.

K

Children :
6183. ], Asbnath, born in 1783-3, Rochester, Mass. ; d. Mar. 1814 or '15, Jellerson
Co., N.Y, ; maided Rufus Barr, a farmer, s,p. Res. Le Bay, N. 7.
6184. 2. Thomas, born in 1784, Rochester; died there in 1801.
6185. 3. Ansel, born in Rochester; died in infancy.
6186. 4, Ansel, [6193] b. 9 Mar. 1787; d. 33 Aug, 1870; m. Lucinda Tainter,
6187. 5. Edward, [6358] b. 15 Mar. 1788; m, 3 Nov, 1813, Fanny Otis.
6188. 6. Susannah, born in 1793, Rochester; d. February, 1811; married, January,
1811, Amos Shumway, of Le Ray, b. 15 Aug, 1790, Whitingham, Vt,,
s. of Levi and Chloe (  ) of W. Farmer.
Res. 1873, Breckenridge, Caldwell Co., Mo.
6189. 7. Ezekiel-Dbnnis, [6278] b. 8 Sept. 1793; m. 9 Aug. 1818, Sarah Clark.
By 2d marriage:
6190. 8. Ellis, [6387] born in Whitingham; died about 1837; m. Abby (!) Foster;
m. 2d  .
6191. 9.  , died young.

6193. MAJ. ANSEL", [6180] (Benjamin', Edward*, Edwa/rd', Kenelm', Kenelm',)
b. 9 Mar. 1787, Rochester, Mass.; d. 23 Aug. 1870, Chicago, 111., at the residence
of his son, Almerin-Henry' [6354]. He married, 22 May, 1808, Lucinda Tainter, b.
7 Mar. 1790, Somers, Conn, He left Rochester when about eighteen years of age,
and went to Boston, where he remained about two years, then went to Whitingham,
Vermont, where he met Lucinda Tainter, his future wife, daughter of Deacon
Jonathan" and Jemima (Root), [Benjamin'' and Hannah (Wood), Dea. and Lieutenant
Simon' and Rebecca (Harriugtou), Simon- and Joanna (Stone), Joseph', b, 1613,
came to America in ye ship Confidence, 1038, and Mary (Guy), b, in 1619, came to
America in same ship] at the time on a visit to her uncle, Dr. Stephen Tainter, who,
in 1802, married Mercy" Winslow [0388], In 1810 they, with several other families,
removed to the town of Le Ray, Jefferson Co,, N.Y. In 1813 he was a soldier at the
defence of Sackett's Harbor; in 1817 was appointed Lieutenant in the 108th Regiment
of Infantry, in 1818 Captain, and iu 1819 JIajor iu the same regiment; was deputy
sheriff in 1847-8; constable and collector in the town from 1838 to 1843; in 1855
removed to Millbuig, Mich., where he resided until 1865, when he went to live with
his son Almerin-Henry'- He was a member of the Baptist church for many years ; was
buried at St, Joseph, Mich., beside his wife Lucinda, Though a man of great activ
ity and vital force, he was of very delicate physical organization, and, owino- to
overtaxing his strength in his younger days, spent the last thirty-five years of his
life in broken health. He was very social and pleasing in his intercourse with the
world, and most kind and affectionate in his family relations, and, while not of spe
cially pious character, was very conscientious, honorable, and charitable, Lucinda
was a member of the Baptist church, a women of great piety, sound judo'inent and
force ot character, which she devoted to the education and government of her family.
They lie buried side by side after a married life of fifty-seven years. She died at
Millbui'g, 14 May, 18C5.

K Hall, Norton. 541
Major Winslow had a looking-glass that was said to have been brought over in
the Mayflmoer. It is now in the possession of the family of Almerin-Henry', Farmer.
Millburg, BeiTien Co., Mich.
Children:
6193. 1. Rebecca.', b. 14 Jan. 1809, Whitingham, Windham Co., Vt. ; married at
Le Ray, Jefferson Co., N,Y,, 27 Dec. 1833, Foster- Very Hall, b, 15 Mar,
1809, W,, s. of Capt, Samuel and Hepsibah (Albee), who was sister of
Prudence Albee, wife of Benjamin" Winslow [6183]. He died 17 Jan.
1884. Farmer. Mrs. H. res, 1887, Depcnoille, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Children:
6194. 1. Sylvia-Albee", b. 6 Jan. 1834, Depauville; married there, 3 Jan. 1860,
David Norton, b, 39 May, 1833, at D., s. of John and Susan
(Smith) of D, Mrs, Norton died at Depauville, 7 May, 1886.
Res. Depauville, N. 7.
Children born in Depauville:
6105. 1. Hm-ace-Hiram' , b. 1 Mar. 1861; married 7 Oct, 1885, Grant Bate-
man of Adams, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Child:
6195* 1. Infant son, b,  ; died 26 Apr. 1887.
6196, 2. Herbert- BoselV, b, 18 Jan. 1863.
6197. 3. Willie', b. 29 Jan, 1865; d. 4 Mar. 1866, at Depauville.
6198. 4. Dora-Loverne', b. 7 Oct, 1868.
6198» 5, Arthur- John', b. 1 Apr. 1872.
6199. 2. Hiram- Winslow", b. 4 Nov. 1835, Depauville; died there, 8 Dec, 1856,
6200. 3. Leander-Abiathar", b. 29 Mar. 1837, D. ; m, Millburg, Mich,, 37 Aug,
1866, Emarancy-Frauces Hess of M., born there, 30 Mar, 1843,
dau. of George-W. and Mary-Ann (Higby) of M, Grad, Eastman's
College, Rochester, N.Y., 1861. Township treasurer, 1864-5, and
justice of the peace, 1863-9. Manufacturer. In July, 1861, ho
¦went to Millburg, Berrien Co., Mich., and afterwards removed to
Benton Harbor, in the same county.
1887, res. 831 West 3Iadison Street, Chicago, III.
Children:
6201. 1. Ona-Lillian', b, 27 Aug. 1868, Millburg.
6201^ 2. George-Foster', b. 1 Mar. 1871.
6201'' 8. Hattie-Elizd', h. 11 Apr. 1873.
6201' 4. Nellie-Belle', b. 6 June, 1875,
6201'' 5. Newton-Lee', b. 18 June, 1879.
6202. 4. Newton-Baxter", b. 9 Jan. 1840, Depauville; married there, 17 Jan.
1861, Helen-:\Ielissa Bowe, born at Three Jlile Bay, 13 Nov. 1839,
dau. of Elijah and Sally (Lawtou) of D. Reraoved to Michigan in
1862. Res. 1869, and 1887, Benton Ilirlor, M'leh.

542 Susan' {Winslow) McNeil. ^
Children born in Millburg:
(1203. 1. Perlmj-Elijah', b. 27 Sept. 1862.
(1304. 2. Willie-Newton', b. 7 Feb. 1805.
(',005. 3. Frank- Wesley', b, 13 Nov. 1866.
(',305» 4. Blanche-May', b, 28 May. 1871.
C-iO.-,!' I 5. Clara-Maude', b. 10 Feb, 1873.
()305'= ( 6. Clarence-D'., b, 10 Feb. 1873.
6306 5. Laurentine-Augusta", b, 15 June, 1842, Depauville; died there, 15
Oct, 1869; married there, 8 Jan, 1863, Hiram Mount, b. 12 June,
1838 Lafargeville, town of Orleans, son of John and Margaret
/  \ gf J) Res. Depauville, N. 7.
Child :
fioo7. Edgar-Vinton', b, 17 Nov. 1866, Depauville.
6208. 2. Son', born in Le Ray; died in infancy,
6309. 3. Susan', b. 23 Feb. 1813, Evans' Mills, Jefferson Co., N.Y. ; married there,
27 Dec. 1832, Jacob McNiel, b. 24 Dec. 1808, Saratoga, Washington
Co., New York, s. of Jacob and Clarissa (Scofield) of Jefferson County.
Mr, IMcNeil died 3 Sept, 1883. Mrs. McNeil died of valvular disease
of the heart at the house of her daughter, Mrs, Dyer, in Chesaning,
Saf>'anaw Co,, Mich., 22 May, 1887, and was buried beside her husband
in Tecumseh, Lewanee Co. , Mich. Lumberman. Res. Clinton and Tecumseh, Mich.
They removed to Michigan in 1834. Few of to-day, occupying
pleasant homes, enjoying the blessings of church privileges, of schools
and of society, familiar only with the modern modes and conveniences,
of travel, can realize the fortitude necessary to enable one to leave a
home of happiness and comfort to endure the inconveniences, the hard
ships and sufferings, inseparable from a thousand-mile journey, to flnd at
last a home in the wilderness almost without extent, far from friends and
from almost everything which renders life pleasant — yet such was the
heroism possessed by Mrs. McNeil, that when her husband thouglit it .
best to find a home in a new country, she arose calm, strong, resolute,
and turning from almost everything which before had given life its joy,
by his side set out upon their journey westward.
Cultured, reflned, and delicate in all her feelings, it is not to be sup
posed that this step was taken without many heartaches. Their new
home was chosen near where now stand the villages of Clinton and
Tecumseh in Michigan. There they passed together over fifty years of
happy wedded life; and there, December 27, 1883, celebrated the golden
anniversary of their wedding day. Mrs. McNeil was lovely in all the rela
tions of life, and was lovely still, even in death. This tribute a brother
pays to a sister's love, and to her many exalted virtues.
But before another year had passed the separation came, and Mr,
JlcNeil had 'gone before.' A few years more and the companion of his

Susan' ( Winslow) McNeil 543
life followed, calmly passing to the spirit life, and was buried by his
side in the beautiful cemetery of Tecumseh, near the home where they
had so long lived.
We copy the following, read by A.-B. Winslow, at the golden
wedding before mentioned. If a trifle long, and somewhat unusual
in a work of this kind, there is little danger of its becoming a
precedent, as instances of two sisters married at the same time and
place and living with their companions over fifty years, very seldom
occur. The other sister [6193] is still living.
"Fifty years I This is a longtime, my friends, and few there are
of all those who had entered life this length of time ago now living
upon the earth; and fewer still are those who have lived their seventy
years. How few then must these couples be who, however early in life's
morning they joined their destinies to walk hand in hand life's journey,
have been permitted thus to walk through the years of half a century I
" But there are such. Fifty years ago to-night there went out from
a little home in northern New York two youthful couples — the bride's
sisters. With strong hearts to engage in the battles of life, and with
bright hopes for its future joys, they set forth in their respective but
divergent ways.
"The path in life of one was chosen near their childhood's home,
where in after years, among the old familiar scenes, they could live over
and over again the joys of their early days.
"The other couple, animated by that restless ambition so charac
teristic of the American people, almost before the honey-moon had
waned found a home in the wilds of Alichigan.
" That hardships would be encountered, both in the journey and
subsequently, was to be expected in that early day; and separated
so far from home and friends, I need not say that for many years dark
sorrows, trials, and disappointments were the accompaniments of their
daily life. I do not speak of tiiese as being peculiar to themselves, for
they shadow the pioneer in all places and at all times, and brave indeed
must be the hearts which go forth to meet them. Pleasures are antici
pated which never come; sickness and death are in the air they breathe,
and in the water they drink. It may be that the trials and sorrows of
this couple w^ere not greater than is usually encountered in a new country
— I do not know — I only know that the days of their early western life
were sad and full of trouble; sickness, like a sombre cloud, darkened
their pathway ; though little buds of promise came and brightened for a
time their lonely home, they soon perished, leaving their hearts more
desolate for having tasted the sweet joy of a parent's love.
"But all is changed now. Many of their sorrows are forgotten;
others are so mellowed by time that they bring no grief in their remem
brance. Other children came to them, and are spared to bless and to
make glad their declining years; the friends of other days once more
surround them ; the dark shadows which so long enshrouded them have

">ti4 Susan' ( Winslow) McNeil. K
long since passed away, leaving but tlie sunlight of hope and happy
anticipations. "But where are these couples now? The first is still living near the
shores of the St. Lawrence, where first their path in life was chosen.
And the other? My own heart— and I know the heart of every person
here, is made glad to-night that we are permitted thus to meet them in
their happy home, but as we look upon them now we see but little to
remind us of those who started out together so long ago with them. The
vernal morn of life has changed to wintry eve ; their locks then dark are
now of silvery whiteness; their cheeks are furrowed deep, and their eyes
are dim with age; but the same warm grasp is in their hands, and the
same loving hearts are theirs, as of old. After having traveled the long
journey of fifty years together, and together borne the burdens of life,
they are ready on this fiftieth anniversary of their marriage day to
pledge anew the troth then plighted ; and a few of us are gathered with
them, to rejoice with them in the happy event.
" But of all that large company which gathered in that northern
home how few are here! Where are they? A few besides ourselves yet
live; but the many, doubtless, have climbed the golden stairs, and now
live upon the higher plains of life. Some then in life's morning passed
on ere its noon-tide came; others there were who lived the full number
of man's allotted days, and becoming weary with life's burdens they
laid them down, and themselves are now at rest. One by one they fall
by the way, and we see them no more. To our mortal vision there are
vacant places on all sides of us — we look for 'shadows where shadow.'^
used to fall,' but we see no shadows,
" You will excuse me, my friends, for leading your thoughts into so
sad a channel on an occasion like this. There are some of us here to-nio-ln
who feel the full force of the language I have used. I myself am flllino-,
or trying to fill, the place of one no longer with us. I need scarcely say
that I allude to our older brother, so recently deceased. His life had been
more fully identified with those of our brother and sister here than has
my own; he had anticipated much from the pleasures of this evening,
but he haspassed beyond the veil. But if it be true, my friends, as some
assert, that the spirits of the dead commingle with the livino- then 1
know that our brother is present with us, and not he only, but many
others who were present on the first occasion, and it may be that the in
visibles here to-night outnumber those we see, and that the interest
they feel in what concerns ourselves, and the pleasures they enjoy are
greater than our own. Could we but lift the veil which hides the spirit
world, how wonderful might be the sight to meet our vision. The little
babes our brother and sister laid to rest, the aged parents of them both
the brothers, sisters, friends, who were wont to greet them here— all
present, and more real now than when clothed in flesh. I do not over
draw the views as entertained by many, and if they be true, then o-reat
¦ indeed must be the joy which awaits our entrance into spirit life I

Susan" ( Winslow) McNeil. 545
would not deny their truthfulness nor disbelieve them if I could, for they
are pleasant views to entertain, and lead to pure, happy thoughts.
" But few believe at the present day, I think, that our identity is lost
when we enter the future life, but rather that we live as our individual
selves. If this be true, and nothing but the body dies, then our loves
must live. We can see nothing unreasonable, therefore, in the spirit-
child seeking the presence of its living mother, or of the spirit mother that
of her living child; and what is true of their relations must be true
of others, "This aged couple in their youthful days chose each the other frorn
all the world as a companion in life's pilgrimage; from then until the
present time they have shared each other's joys and sorrows; and borne
so far as possible each other's burdens;- and now, standing upon the bor
der-land between the two worlds, they are willing to renew love's pledges
made in early life.
" It is a grand spectacle. None are perfect, and the very fact that
their love has survived the test of fifty years — has lived through all the
storms of life, and that they have kept their hearts both firm and true,
f^hows that 'great battles have been fought and great victories nobly
won,' and can we suppose that wheu their bark shall reach the farther
shore, their hearts, which have clung together in weal and woe through
all their lives, will be content with other hearts? Can we suppose their
love will die when in that land where all is love?
" They tell me I asked the question, when they were married, if he,
our brother here, took my sister's name, instead of my sister his. I do
not remember this, for I was very little then; my years could have been
numbered by the fingers of a single hand; but I will ask this question
now — could I love him more if through all these years he had borne our
name — more, if through Ais veins oar kindred's blood was flowing? He
has been to me a brother; has given me a brother's love; I have loved him
in return. Please let me ask another question. When we enter spirit-
life, will he be no more to me, or I to him, because of these relations?
Is this little family to be broken up, the members scattered, the kindred
ties all broken? .\re the parents there no more to love the child, or the
child the parents, more than others whom here they know not of?
When this earthly life shall end, are the sacred names of father, mother,
Ki.ster, brother, to be heard no more? We cannot see it thus; the mother
cannot thus forget the child once pillowed on her breast.
"Believing that the spirit and not the body constitutes the man;
that its existence beginning with early life will continue on forever; that
kindred ties which exist in this may exist forever in the life to come — we
are prepared to look with real joy to a reunion on the other side, and to
a continuation there of the happy relations existing here. We expect it
to be thus. We expect to see looking as in life all the invisible friends
who may be present here to-night, and to know them as we knew them
here, with the same friendships, the same affections, and the same loves.

546 Descendants of Maj. AnseV Winslow. S:
1 need not tell you, therefore, that we fully expect this couple, when a
few more years shall have come and gone, will lie down as it were, in
sleep, but soon to awaken again, unchanged in feeling, and scarcely
knowing that the change called death had come to them. I need not
tell you that we fully expect them to continue in the summer land the
journey they have commenced in this. We fully expect them to continue
it together, the same as here; and when another -fifty years shall have
rolled away, we hope to have the pleasure of attending another anniver
sary wedding, where the two couples we have mentioned, the friends
who are here to night, those absent but still in the fiesh, and all those
who have passed onward, shall be gathered together. But what name
can be given it? It will be beyond the golden, beyond the diamond —
far beyond any and all things earthly, both in the magnificence of the
spirit home, and in our unbounded joy."
Children born in Tecumseh :
6310. 1. Lucinda-Cordelia", b. 3 Sept. 1834; d. 30 Oct. 1834, T.
6211. 2. Charles-Ansel", b. 4 June, 1836; d. 14 Aug. 1838, T.
6312. 3. Almerin", b, 19 Aug. 1839; died the same day,
6313. 4. Elizabeth-Cornelia', b. 14 June, 1843, Tecumseh; married there, 11
Jan. 1859, George McNeil, b. 28 May, 1837, at T,, s, of Elisha and
Permelia (Goodrich) of Carthage. Tobacconist, Res. Coldwater
five years, removing thence to St. Louis, Mo,; South Bend, Ind,,
two years, and Adrian, Mich.
Child:
6214. Charles- Winslow', b. 28 Dec. 1859, Tecumseh.
6215. 5. Josephine-Cornelia", b. 21 Apr. 1846; married in Tecumseh, 14 Nov,
1865, Sylvester-Edward Dyer, b. 5 Jan. 1845, Oakland,'Mich., s^
of Edward-Sylvester and Jane (Stilson) of Chesaning, Saginaw Co,,
Mich. He served in the war; was Sergt. of Co. G."^ lst°JIich, En
gineers and Mechahics; enlisted 18 Sept. 1861, and was dischar<^ed
31 Sept. 1864, Atlanta, Ga. Res. 1870, and 1887, Chesaning, Mich.
Children :
6216. 1. La Vergne', b. 19 Dec, 1868, Chesaning.
6216" 2. lAiella-Elisaheth', b. 7 June, 1880.
6217. 6. Harriet-Theresa", b, 25 Feb. 1849.
6318. 4. Dr. Ansel', b. 17 Sept. 1814, Le Ray, Jefferson Co,, N.Y • d 8 Mar 188'>-
m. Tecumseh, 7 Jan. 1839, Emily Campbell, dau. of Isaiah Campbell of
T. After her death he married in T,, 36 Jan. 1843, Betsey Goodrich b
16 Nov, 1816, Pamelia, Jefferson Co., N.Y., dau. of Ira and Sarah
(Benson) of T. She died 18 July, 1844, at T. (s.p,) He marriedTd
Freedom, Washtenaw Co,, Mich,, 7 May, 1848, Harriet Macroon b 22
Jan. 1821, CamiUus, Onondaga Co., N.Y., dau. of Dr. Isaac and'Betsey

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(Coney) of Freedom. She d. 33 Mar. 1887. Adjutant and captain
of militia. Physician. Res. Millburg, Berrien Co., and Dimandale, Mich.
Children by 1st marriage :
6319. Martin- Ansel", born and died in Tecumseh, Mich.
6220. Morton-Benjamin", died in Tecumseh,
Child by 2d marriage:
6321. John-Damon", born and died in Michigan.
Children by 3d marriage :
6222. William-Morton", b. 27 Mar. 1849, Silver Lake, Washtenaw Co.,
Mich. ; died 5 Oct. 1873.
6333. Elizabeth-Mary", b. 37 Sept. 1851, Millburg, Mich. ; m. Eaton Rapids,
Mich,, 8 Oct, 1868, George-D, Pray, b. 2 Feb. 1843, Superior, Wash
tenaw Co., Mich., son of Nathan-Hamon and Sally-Ann (McCor-
mick) of Foster, Providence Co., R.I, Farmer.
Res. 1871, Windsoi; Eaton Co., Mich.
Children :
6224. Anna-Louise', b. 16 Apr. 1870.
6225. Merta-ElizalietV .
6325* Oew-ge-Freeman' , b, 6 Dec, 1882.
6226. Frank-Henry", b, 37 Mar, 1853, Millburg.
6326' Florence", b, and d, 4 Sept, 1859.
6337. Percival-Almerin", b. 33 May, 1864, Millburg, Berrien Co., Mich. ;
married, at Eaton Rapids, 31 Dec. 1886, Lula-Ettie Buckley.
6338. 5. Lucinda', b, 27 Jan, 1817, Le Ray; m, Evans' Mills, N.Y., 36 Jan. 1836,
AIonzo-Farrington Stiles, b. 11 Dec, 1811, son of Farrington and Betsey
(Kelsey). Fai'mer, Res. Millburg and Benton Harbor, Mich.
Children:
6239. 1. Elizabeth-Lucinda", born 37 May, 1839, Jefferson Co., N.Y. ; m,
Bainbridge, Berrien Co., Mich., to G. -Allen Wells, 10 May, 1858.
She married 3d, 5 Aug. 1868, Niles, Berrien Co., Mich,, S.-P.
Bryant, b. 4 Aug. 1844. Res. Greeley, Weld Co., Oolm-ado.
Children by 1st marriage:
6229" 1. Ilerbert-A'., b, 6 Aug. 1859.
G239'' 3. DaughUr', b. and d. 19 Aug. 1860.
6^39" 3, Eugene-A'., b. 35 May, 1863; d. 9 Aug. 1866.
0339-1 4. Minnie-May', b. 13 Apr. 1864; d. 17 Aug. 1866.
n, 3d marriage:
6339« 5. Lloyd-L'., b. 22 Feb. 1879.
6330. a. Ansel-.-Vlonzo", b. 16 July, 1841; enlisted as private in Burgess' West
ern Sharpshooters, 18 Oct. 1861, and died 18 Apr. 1862, at Pittsburg
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6331. 3. Emily-Antoinette", b. 26 Jan. 1844, Berrien Co., Mich., marrie<l, 7
Nov. 1865, Henry- Alpha Simons, s. of Oren and Sophia (Martin).
Res. Osage, Iowa.
Children :
6331> 1. Arthur- Ansel' , b. 7 Jan. 1868.
5331" 2. Eugene-Sydney', b. 1 Aug. 1871.
623 1" 3. Wilbur-Henry', b. 20 June, 1873.
6331'' 4. Erwin-Garfleld', b. 13 May, 1880.
0333, 4. Almerin-Henry-Farrington", b. 5 Oct. 1850, Bainbridge, Berrien Co,,
Mich. ; m. 12 Mar, 1878, Julia-A. Cross. He d. 10 Oct. 1878.
6333, 5. Ida-Araminta", b, 22 Jan, 1853, Bainbridge, Berrien Co., Mich.; m.
14 Oct. 1875, Preeman-G, Pray of Dimondale, Mich., b. 15 Apr,
1853, s. of Nathan-Hamon and Sally-Ann (McCormick) of Foster,
Providence Co., R.I, Parmer and merchant. Res. Dimondale, Mich.
Children :
6233» 1. Ar aminta- Lucinda', b. 20 July, 1878.
6333» 3. Luden- Andrew', b, 30 May, 1883.
6334. 6. Ina-Elora", b. 30 Mar. 1855, Bainbridge; m. 3 Jan. 1878, Arthur-Lewis
Pearl, b. 10 May, 1855, s. of Lewis and Juliette (Enos).
Res. 1887, Dodge City, Kan.
Children:
6334* 1. Maurice- Arthur', b. 13 May, 1880.
6334* 3. Boland-E'., b. 2 March, 1883.
6234" 3. Nina-Elora', b. 22 Oct, 1885,
6235. 7. Lucian", b. 1 Nov. 1857, Bainbridge; married, 10 Sept. 1886, Ciua-M.
Crossman. Res. 1887, Benton Harboi; Berrien Co., Mich.
Child:
6235' Loula', b. 25 June 1887.
6336. 6. Damon-Andre', b. 19 May, 1819, Le Ray, Jefferson Co., N.Y. ; m. 9. Jlar.
1848, Tamour-Maria Searles, b. 5. Jan. 1831, Wales, Brie Co., N.Y., dau.
of Stephen and Polly (Cobb). Was educated at Le Ray Academy and
at Gouverneur Wesleyan Seminary; in 1841 he was appointed by Gov,
W.-H. Seward brigade quartermaster under Brigadier-General Daniel-C.
Rouse. He moved to Michigan in 1844, studied law with Hon. Peter
Morey at Tecumseh, was admitted to the law courts in June, 1845, and
subsequently, the same year, to the Court of Chancery. He also settled
at Charlotte, Eaton Co., Mich., in 1845. In 1846 he was appointed
prosecuting attorney for Eaton Co., by Governor Fetch, and was post
master at Charlotte under President Polk. In 1851 he removed to St.
Joseph, Berrien County, Michigan, where he has since resided.
He was tliree times elected Circuit Court Commissioner for Berrien
County, and was for four years attorney for the Chicago and Michigan
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of the Michigan Historical and Archaeological Association, and was
appointed delegate from that society to the centennial exposition; was
also for many years historian of Berrien County Pioneer Society.
In 1876, he, read before the Michigan Historical and Archseological
Association a paper on the early history of Berrien County — from 1679 —
and prepared and read at the fourth of July celebration, a paper on the
early history and settlement of St, Joseph as recommended by resolution
of Congress, During 1863 and 1804, he edited and published the St. Joseph
Pioneei; and until the election of Mr, Lincoln in the latter year, closing his
valedictory with the following sentiments: "Union is the one great
desire of our heart, and the object of our efforts, and if that object can
better be attained by the success of the opposite party, then we sink
party in patriotism and bow a willing obedience to the will of the
people." As a man he has been honest and incorruptible — so much so that it
has often been said of him that he was too honest for a lawyer. Though
very decided in his opinions on all subjects, he is withal liberal. It can
not truthfully be said, of him that he was a great advocate at the bar, but
as an office lawyer, and in his judgment of law he has had few equals
and no superiors in Western Michigan, He has never aspired to politi
cal position, such a life being distasteful to him. He is now and for
many years has been a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Children:
0337. 1. Charles-Morton", b. 37 May, 1849, Charlotte, Eaton Co., Mich, ;
m, 13 Oct, 1873, Clara-Ellen Wilson, b, 39 Dec. 1857, dau. of John
and Cornelia (Cory).
Children :
6337' 1. Giwe'. b. 31 Oct, 1875; d. 37 Feb. 1884,
63371' 3, Donald-Morton' , b. 2 Nov. 1878; d. 28 .Miir, 1883.
6238, 2. Polly-Iola", b, 16 Dec. 1850, Charlotte, Mich,; m, 29 Dec. 1874,
John-McCoy Wolverton, b. 4 Nov. 1846, s, of John and Rachel
(Chew), He d. 4 Sept. 1885,
Children :
6338* 1. Ciara-Bachel', b, 28 Mar, 1876.
ti-rSS'' 2. Bosa-Aurelia', b, 29 Nov. 1880; d. 23 Jan. 1881.
6-3:J8« 3, lola-DeW, b. 2 Dec. 1882,
6239. 3. Franklin-Augustus", b. 13 Feb. 1853, St. Joseph, Uerrien Co,, Mich, ;
m, 31 ]\Iay, 1882, Margaret Forbes, of Plaiiiville, Mich,, b, 6 Oct.
1852, dau, of William and Margaret (Mclntyie) born at Peter Head,
Scotland, Res, 1887, Saugatuck, Allegan Co., Mich.
6240, " 4. Edward-Damon", b. 9 Sept, 1855, St, Joseph, Benien Co,, Mich,; m.
17 Sept, 1881, Lydia-Dornuin Webster, b. 30 June, 1857, d, of
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550 Descendam.ts of Maj. Ansel' Winslow. ^
Children :
6240' 1. Edward-Webster", b. 4 Aug. 1882.
6340" 3. Ethel', b. 15 Nov. 1883.
6240° 3. Cla/rence-Morton', b. 2 Oct. 1885.
6241. 5. Rosa-Clarinda", b, 18 Apr. 1858, St. Joseph, Berrien Co., Mich. ; d.
there, 3 Jan, 1860,
6242. 6. Clara-Isabel", b. 8 June, 1862, St, Joseph, Berrien Co,, Mich. ; m. 3
June, 1885, Arthur-Eldred Raze, b. 19 May, 1859, s. of Horatio-
Nelson and Jane (Curtis),
Child :
6343* Ava-Jane', b. 6 Apr. 1886.
6343. 7. Son', died in infancy.
6344. 8. Dr. Mblvin-Thomas', b, 7 Aug. 1834, Le Ray, Jefferson Co., N.Y. ; m.
Depauville, N.Y,, 32 Nov. 1849, Sarah-Morris Blount, b. 18 Dec. 1829,
Watertown, N, Y., dau, of Ambrose and Elizabeth (Wood), She died 20
Feb, 1856, Quincy, 111., and was buried at Macomb, III, He married 2d,
Macomb, UL, 3 Feb, 1859, Sarah- Aurelia Wolverton, b, 6 Dec, 1842,
Philadelphia, dau. of John and Rachel (Chew). Physician and banker.
He entered the medical profession quite early in life, and for a
number of years practiced medicine in northern New York, but failing
in health, in 1855, he removed with his family to Quincy, III. On the
death of his wife, in the February following, he removed to Macomb,
McDonough Co., and entered at once into a banking house, and remained
in that business continuously for twenty-five years. Thoroughly acquaint
ed with tUe business in all its details, in 1871, he obtained a charter for a
national bank in Macomb, and having secured the necessary stock, he
organized the bank, which is now, 1887, in successful operation. In 1876
he accepted the management of a savings bank, but in 1882, his health
giving way, he resigned this position and entered into the more active
business of furniture dealer, in which he is now engaged.
During his residence of over thirty years in Macomb he has been
called to fill many places of trust and responsibility — city treasurer, mem
ber of the board of education, member of the city council, and others, fill
ing all with honor to himself and with satisfaction to the public. He
still enjoys in the fullest extent the confidence and respect of the com
munity where he has lived so long.
At the age of fourteen years he united with the Baptist Church in
Evans' Mills, N.Y., and still holds his connection -with that denomina
tion of Christians. Res. 1887, Macomb, III.
Children :
0145. 1. Myra-Rosaline", b, 16 May, 1851, Evans' Mills, N.Y.
6346. 2. Percy-Ambrose", b. 23 Feb. 1854, Clayton, N.Y, ; died there, 25 Feb,
1854.
6347. 3. Joseph-Melvin", b. 26 Dec. 1855, Quincy, 111. ; d. 30 May, 1856, Ma
comb, III.

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By 2d marriage:
6'248. 4. John-Edward", b. 17 Aug. 1860, Macomb, McDonough Co., 111.; m.
26 Aug. 1886, Carrie-Teressa Reithly, dau. of James and Mary-Jane
(Coats).
Child:
6248' Percy-Edward, b. 23 July, 1887.
6349. 5. Sarah-Elida", b. 6 Nov. 1863, Macomb.
6250. 6. Ivy-Dell", b. 19 Jan. 1867, M.
6251. 7. Walter-Miner", b. 4 Jan. 1869, AI.
6351» 8. Cora-May", b. 1 May, 1874,
6351" 9. Howard-Thomas", b. 9 Apr, 1876,
6252. 9. Dr. AuGasTns-BENj.A.MiN', b. 7 Dec. 1837, Evans' Mills, N.Y. ; married, 8
Jan, 1859, Anna-Louisa Browks, b, 14 May, 1838, Batavia, N,Y,, d. of
Charles and Ann-Ehzabeth (Joslyn), She d. 37 Nov, 1868, Charlotte
Jlich, He m. 3d, 13 July, 1870, Hattie (llosford) [Latson], b. 36 July,
1843, Leona, Mich,, widow of Henry-A, Latson and dau. of Isaac-B,
and Lavinia-B, Dental surgeon.
The first ten years of the life of Dr, Winslow were passed upon his
father's farm, near Evans' Mills; and while here it was not particularly
different from the lives of other children similarly situated, being like
most such, an attendant of the common schools when such schools were
in session. But after leaving the farm he entered the Le Ray academy,
where he remained several years, acquiring what at that time was
considered a very good education. At the age of sixteen we flnd him a
vei-y successful teacher, passing without trouble of any kind through the
sessions of schools conceded to be among the most difficult of man
agement of any in the country. But the business of teaching being very
distasteful to him, we flnd him, two years later, in Charlotte, Mich,,
where he became at once the acting county clerk for Eaton Co., in
which office he continued two years. He then entered upon the study
of dentistry in the office of Dr, John-F. Terry of Jackson, Mich,, with
whom he remained two years as student and one as partner in the
business, afterwards returning to Charlotte.
At that early day, itinerant dentists were quite common, and appar
ently were a necessity in so new a country, for there were but few places
at that time in Michigan sufficiently large to sustain a dentist, hence
we find him during the next few years among the itinerants of that
profession, having an established circuit, consisting of six or eight of
what are now some of the most enterprising cities of that State.
On his marriage to Miss Brooks, in 1859, they settled in Charlotte,
as their future home, but Mrs. Winslow's health failing soon after, they
visited for an indefinite period the State of Minnesota, hoping for its
restoration from the invigorating air of that climate. In this they were
not disappointed, and as early as the fall of 1860 they were again in
Charlotte. Soon after returning home, Dr, Winslow met with an acci-

552 Descendants of Maj. Ansel' Window. -^
dent while making a set of teeth, from the explosion of the steam-boiler
used in his work, causing him great suffering for months, and came near
ending his life, but from the effects of which he finally recovered, except
in the loss of teeth. Res. 1887, Charlotte, Mich.
Children :
6353. 1. Alice-Augusta", b. 33 Aug, 1861, Charlotte; died of heart disease, 16
Nov. 1873.
6353" 3. Warlaud-Hosford", b. 1 Jan. 1875.
6254, 10. Almkhin-Henry', b. 10 Oct, 1830, Evans' Mills, N,Y. ; m. Valatie, Colum
bia Co,, N.Y,, 23 Dec. 1857, Matilda Van Slyck, b. 10 Oct, 1836, at V,,
dau. of John" Van Slyck of V. [Samuel' and Hannah (Bain), Tobias'
and Cynthia (Wieler), Dirk" and Christiana (Ten Broeck), Tennis' and
Jannetie-Hendrekse (Vanwie), Willem-Pieterse' of Rensselaerwyck Colo-
nie, 1655], and Matilda-Pearce" Howland, daughter of Jonathan' and
Lydia (Pearce) [Peleg" and Lillias (Akins), Nathaniel" and Joanna (  -)
[Rickertson], John* and Mary (Cook), Nathaniel" and Mary (Rose),
Zoheth" and Abigail (  ), Henry' of Duxbury, 1633, and Mary (  ).]
Of this enterprising gentleman, so widely and favorably known in
commercial circles, we shall give a somewhat extended notice, princi
pally to show to youth what energy, perseverance, and integrity can do
in overcoming obstacles in the way of realizing early purposes aud
objects of laudable ambition.
He attended district school until eleven years of age, after which he
spent two yciirs at the Le Ray Academy, and theu entered a country
store, where he remained until his removal to Chicago, in 1854. His
father's health failing, and a loss of property ensuing, the son was
obliged to pay for his schooling at the Academy by building fires, keep
ing the school-rooms in order, etc. While he was employed in the coun
try store, after business hours, which usually continued until nine aud
sometimes to eleven o'clock at night, and many times much later, he
was accustomed to devote a certain amount of time to study and the im
provement of his mind.
On coming to Chicago, he entered the drj'-goods house of Jlills,
Bowen & Dillenbeck, as cashier and book-keeper; and on the succession
of Bowen Brothers to the business, in 1856, he continued with them as
cashier, book-keeper, and partner. The firm of Bowen Brothers com
menced with a capital of eleven thousand dollars, which at the time ol
the dissolution, had increased to five hundred thousand dollars. They
were succeeded by the firm of Bowen, Whitman & Winslow, with a
capital of three hundred thousand dollars, whose annual sales were foui
million dollars. In 1870, Mr, Whitman retired, and the firm of Bowen,
Hunt & Winslow w.as formed, who continued business with the same
amount of capital and sales until the great 'fire of 1871, in which they
were losers to the amount of over half a million dollars, and in which
Jlr, Winslow's loss WHS total. In the following February, however Mr

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K Almerin-Henry' Winslow. 553
W. had formed another firm under the style of Richards, Shaw & Win-
slow, with a capital of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, by whom
the business was afterward conducted, with annual sales to the amount
of three million dollars. Mr, W., as the financial partner, displayed
marked ability from the date of his assuming the position, and, during
the trying times of that decade, went through without favor aud
with unwavering firmness and faith.
Though a member of the first Presbyterian Church of Chicago, he
held no purely sectarian views, as compared with the more important
question of present and future life.
After the Chicago fire, the following letter was received :
Chicago, Nov. 11, 1871.
D.-P. Holton, M,D.
My Dear Friend: You will see from my last manifesto that we are
about getting at work again; and we hope to be prospered, and to gather
to ourselves some money to support our declining years. With the excep
tion of my house and furniture I was completely stripped by the loss of
property, insurance, stock, etc. However, my courage is good, and I
date my years back a decade, and go to work with the old ambition.
When you have a few moments' leisure, please let me have the
pleasure of a few lines from you. '
As ever, your friend, Almerin-H. Winslow.
Early after the great fire the following slip was cut from a Chicago
paper :
The New City — A New Surprise in the Burnt District — Richards,
Shaw & Winslow — Permanent Location of the Dry Goods Jobbing Trade.
— The "rebuilt section "of the burnt district has been awakened and
surprised the past week with perhaps the most significant incident that
has thus far attended the mighty labors and enterprises of reconstruction,
in the sudden occupancy by Messrs. Richards, Shaw & Winslow, dry
goods jobbers, of their new building ou State and Madison. This new
five story brown stone edifice, the lofty und conspicuous walls of which
have been standing for weeks past in idle grandeur, awaiting the final
labors of the carpenter, a solid pleasure to the public eye as a triumph
of delicate and massive architecture, had naturally excited popular curi
osity as to what uses the beautiful building would be devoted. The
firm of Richards, Shaw & Winslow, now prominently before the public
through this interesting event, is a consolidation of the two wholesale
dry goods firms of Bowen, Hunt & Winslow, formerly of 15 and 17
Randolph, and of Richards, Crumbaugh & Shaw, formerly of 43 and 44
Wabash Avenue, and represents, in combination, the formidable commer
cial influencfe—iu c/ipital, energy, experience, and reputation— of two of
the oldest, most successful, and most influential jobbing houses in Chi
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low forms a new succession having been identified with the dry goods
interests of the Northwest for nearly a quarter of a century anterior to
the conflagration of the city.
The history of the present firm, so well endowed at its organization
with the elements of success, has been from the start a record of ambi-
¦ tion, courage, and enterprise. Entering upon the private labors of recon
struction, before the ashes of the city were yet cold, we believe the brick
buildings erected by them at 123 and 124 Michigan avenue, and occupied
by them in thirty days after the fire, were the first business structures put
up in the burnt district or in the old business middle of the city. They
were thus the first to set a practical and earnest example in the direction
of reconstruction, and the firm will, of course, figure in the local annals
of Chicago as the pioneer merchants of the new city. The history of the
rebuilt city dates with the erection of those first buildings. Cautiously
and prudently manipulating their resources, but moving to business with
a promptness which surprised the mercantile community, aud at once
hurrying forward an ample stock of goods, the firm of Richards, Shaw
& Winslow began early in November to respimd to orders from the mer
chants of the Northwestern States, who never for an hour in those days of
peril and darkness manifested an inclination to withdraw trade from the
ancient channels which then seemed to the rest of the world to have been
closed forever by a historical calamity and the most memorable disaster
which ever befel the commerce of a city. In the judgment of an intelli
gent community, and by the acknowledgment of our rivals in trade aud
enterprise, it was by the nerve, fortitude, foresight, and true commercial
spirit of a few such firms as the present, that the imperial commerce of
this imperial city was saved from a long and dreary suspension by that
heavy laying on of the awful hand of misfortune. It is pleasant now to
notice that this exemplary spirit and exemplary industry have been already
partially rewarded on the part of this firm by the development of their
trade to new and unexpected proportions, aud requiring for its proper
manipulation the entire capacity of the lofty and noble building, their
occupancy of which on Saturday last constitutes a public and interesting
event in our new history.
The general aspect and impression of the building is that of con
spicuous and commanding beauty, magnitude, loftiness, solidity ot
structure, cold and chaste simplicity of architectural design, and great
wealth of material and finish. It is, perhaps, the source of more delight
to the public imagination than any other building in the new city. The
capacity is 55x160 feet, five tall stories, with a basement, "which
constitutes a single elegant apartment, 73x200 feet, the superficial area
of the six floors thus measuring 59,000 square feet. The inside aspect
of the building from the costly modern basement, where it is broad day
from sunrise to sunset, to the broad sky floors, is that of cheerful
space-a comfortable sense of light, room, and ventilation. The furni
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K Almerin-Henry^ Winslow. 655
attractive, and beautifuL The stock of goods is now full, the basement
and each succeeding floor above constituting a grand exposition of
fabrics from all the markets of the world, probably the finest " aggrega
tion " of dry goods ever exhibited in Chicago. The several departments
are carefully systematized, the basement being devoted to heavy domestic
cotton goods and blankets; the first floor to prints, delaines, dress goods,
and silks; the second floor to hosiery, white goods, and the shawl depart
ment; the third floor to a mammoth stock of notions; the fourth floor
to the several lines of woolen goods. The fifth floor is the packing and
shipping room. The general offices, on the first fioor, are a neat and ele
gant specimen of architecture on a small scale. The State Street and
side entrances are broad and high, and strike a spectator as emblematic
of cheerful and generous welcome inside. The immense pieces of plate
glass entering largely into the construction of the first floor, are importa
tions from Germany, being considerably larger than any manufactured
in- America. Immense vaults and two powerful steam elevators, each
devoted to special and separate uses, are among the general equipments
of the building. The flrm of Richards, Shaw & Winslow is the only
exclusively jobbing dry goods house in Chicago. The event of their
new and final re-establishment on Madison and State Streets would seem
to settle the question of the permanent location of the dry goods jobbing
trade of Chicago,
Mr. Winslow died at St. Louis, Mo,, 10 May, 1886. "The business
men of St. Paul were much shocked yesterday to learn the sad news of
the death of A.-H. Winslow, of the firm of Auerbach, Finch & Van
Slyck. It occurred at St, Louis at midnight Monday night, his wife and
two children and George-R, Finch being with him at the time.
"Mr. Winslow was a pioneer of the city of Chicago, even antedating
Marshall Field. As a financier he had few equals, and his probity and
honesty of character were never questioned. Among the old-line mer
chants of Chicago he will be remembered as a singularly just and upright
man. "In 1875, he removed to St. Paul, becoming the credit manager of
Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyck, wholesale dry goods dealers. In 1880,
he became a member of that firm, and ever since has had the manage
ments of its credits and finances. As in Chicago, his reputation in St.
Paul was a high one, reflecting credit and honor upon himself and Ms
firm," He was a member of no secret order; was a resident member of the
New England Historic Genealogical Society, 18 Somerset St,, Boston,
Mass. Res. 1877, Port Clinton Place, Highland Park, and,
1886, No. 476 North Street, St. Paul, Minn.
Children born in Chicago:
6355. 1. Julie-Matilda", b. 17 Mar. 1860; d. 18 Mar. 1862, Chicago.
6356. 2. William-Heury', b. 21 Jan. 1867. 1887, in a bank at St. Paul.
6257. 3. Maud", b. 18 July, 1871.

556 Edward' Winslow and Descendants. ,K
6258, EDWARD", [6187] (Benjamin', Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b.
15 Mar. 1788, 'Rochester, Mass.; d. Sanford's Corners, Jefferson Co., N.Y., 17 Aug.
1879; m, Rutland, Jefferson Co,, N.Y., 3 Nov. 1812, Fanny Otis, b. 6 Aug. 1793,
Marlborough, Vt., dau. of Araunah and Elizabeth (Adams) of R. Mrs, Winslow d.
at Sanford's Corners, 5 June, 1878. Mr. Winslow had a gold-headed cane which
belonged to his grandfather Winslow and which is thought by the family to have
been brought over in the Mayflmcer. It is of live oak, and has the name and date
on the silver band, quite plainly to be seen under the ivory head, "Edward Winslow,"
date 1714. Farmer. In 1809 he removed from Rochester, Mass., to Pamelia, Jeffer
son Co., N.Y. Sanford's Corners, Jefferson Co., N.7.
Children:
6359. 1. Emerancet', b. 81 Aug. 1813, Pamelia, N.Y'.; d. there, 3 July, 1815.
6260. 2. Edward-Martin', b. 13 Feb. 1816, Pamelia, N.Y. ; m. there, 32 Mar. 1838,
Lydia-Ann Hayes, b. 5 May, 1814, Salisbury, N.Y., dau. of Daniel and
Nancy-Ann (O'Connor) of S. She d. 22 Mar. 1854, Clayton, N.Y., and
was buried at Depauville, N.Y. Hem. 2d, at D., 19 Sept, 1854, ]\Iiiry-
Ann-Bailey Bartlett, b. S. Weare, N,H., 12 Feb. 1828, dau. of Enoch
and Lucy (Giddings) of Weare, N.H.
The year after his marriage he purchased a farm in Clayton, about
two miles from Depauville, which by his industry and care is now under
fine cultivation,^ — " free from stumps and stones," — on which he haserect-
ed fine commodious buildings for the comfort of himself and family.
He has held the offices of school inspector and town assessor ; was elected
trustee of the M.E. church in D,, and class leader in 1840, which po,si-
tions he continues to fill; he has attended three regular meetings per
week and extra ones, for nearly fifty years, allowing nothing but sicknes.s
to prevent his attendance. He joined the Washingtonian Temperance
Society when a boy, and has been a bold temperance worker through life.
See appendix. Res, 1887, Clayton N, Y., P. 0. address Depauville, N. Y.
Children, of whom three died on day of birth; The others were:
6260' 1. Emerancy-Ana", b. 28 Sept. 1846, Clayton; m, 18 Sept, 1866, at C,
Henry-A. Rathburn, b, 23 Apr, 1845, New Haven, N, Y., s, of John
and Mary of N. H, Air. R. enlisted in the war of the Rebellion 4
Oct, 1863, Co. G., 1st New York Light Artillery; was discharged,
and reenlisted 11 Feb. 1864, and served till the close of the war.
Was discharged June, 1865. He receives a pension for permanent
Injury to health. Mechanic. Res. 1887, Peto.v^-^y. Emmet Co., Mich.
Children:
"360" 3. Perley-Edward', b, 33 Oct, 1867, New Haven, N.Y. Machinist.
6260" 3. Cora-A'., b. 10 Jan, 1870, New Haven,
6360'' 8. Newel- Chandler', h. 10 Sept. 1873, N.H.
6360" 4, Lela-M*., b. 33 Apr. 1883, Petoskey, Mich.
By 3d marriage:
6260' 2. Periey-Edward", b, 20 May, 1856, Clayton, N.Y. ; d. there, 23 Dec.
1861, and was buried in Depauville, N.Y.

K Defendorf, Dunn, D'dlenhaeh, Bbrrich, Porter, Blahe. 557
6260E 3. Emma-Lucy", b, 11 Dec. 1861, Clayton; m. 2 Oct, 1883, Watertown,
N.Y., Stephen Defendorf, b, 23 Sept. 1859, C, s. of Geo. -Alexander
and Lucretia (Luther) of C, Farmer and mechanic. Olayton, N. 7.
Children born at Clayton:
6360"' 1. Pearl- Winslow', b. 11 July, 1884.
63601 2_ Mabel', b. 23 Apr, 1886.
6200 4. Clarion-Bartlett", b, 14 Oct. 1864.
6260'- 5. Olin-Leroy", b, 12 Mar. 1806.
6261. 3, Chandler', b. 16 Sept. 1817, Pamelia, N.Y,; m, Adams, N,Y,, 12 Jan,
1843, Dorcas Dence, b. 16 Jan. 1825, Herkimer, N.Y., dau. of Walter and
Mary (Webb) of Smithville, N.Y. She d. 15 Oct. 1846, Pamelia. He
m. 3d, 31 Jan. 1848, at Antwerp, N.Y., Hannah (Tanner) [Hines], wid.
of Johu-C. Hines, and dau. of Varnum and Mary (Tanner) of Schuyler,
N.Y, Mrs, W. was b, 15 June, 1820, and d. 13 Apr, 1882, Air. W. m.
3d, 33 Mar. 1887, Jane (Campbell) Louks, wid. of Aaron, b. 10 Nov. 1838.
Farmer and carpenter. Res. 33 Franklin St., Watertown City, N.Y.
Children:
6262. 1. Alvin-Herrick", b. 16 Mar. 1845, Le Ray; d. there, 22 Mar. 1846.
By 2d marriage:
6263. 2. Panny-Maria", b. 27 Feb. 1851, Clayton, N.Y. ; tn. Watertown, N.Y.,
17 Mar. 1869, Harlow-Ilurt Dunn, b, 20 July, 1843, Jefferson Co.,
N.Y., s. of Alexander and Mahala (Clark) of Rutland, N.Y. Carpen
ter and joiner, 1887, Sanford's Cm'ners, N. Y.
Children :
6364. 1. George- Arthur', b, 10 Dec, 1809, Le Ray, N,Y.
6365, 2, Gertrude-May'., b, 15 Oct, 1871, Rutland, N.Y.
^^ 6265' 3. Charles- Winfield'.
6206, 3. Mary-Ann", b, 27 Oct. 1856, Clayton, N.Y. ; m, HaDly Dillenback,
Carriage builder. Res. 1887, Watertown, NiY.
Child :
6266' 1, Bertha".
6367. 4. Betsey', b. 18 Jan. 1820, Pamelia, N.Y, ; m. there, 11 Mar, 1841, Alvin-
Tubs Herrick, b. 15 Apr. 1819, Le Ray, N.Y., s. of Alvin and Achsah
(Spencer) of L.R. He d. 18 .Ian. 1843, L.R. Parmer. She m. 3d, Le
Ray, 13 Oct, 1850, Cyrus-Tliurston Porter, b. L.R., 3 July, 1829, s. of
Francis and Sally (Spencer) of L.R, He d. L,R., 13 May, 1858. Far
mer. 1887, South Evanston, III.
Child :
0268. Lucena-Maryette", b, 8 Feb. 1842, Le Ray; m. there, 18 May,' 1865,
Wallace-lloyt Blake, b. 15 JMar. 1839, New Haven, Vt,, s, of Caleb
and Charlotte (Hoyt). Mrs. B. d. 9 Aug, 1883, South Evanston,
Mr. Blake m. 2d, 4 Apr, 1887, S.E., Fanny Crane. Wholesale
dealer in dried fruits. Res. South Evanston, III.

558 Descendants of Benjamin' Winslow. ^
Children born in Evanston:
6269. 1. Edgar-0'., b. 23 July, 1866.
6270. 2. Eva-Herrick', b. 11 Oct. 1869.
6370' 3. Wallace-Herbert', b. 17 Aug. 1879, South Evanston, UL
6371. 5. Newel-Henry', b. 3 Apr. 1833, Pamelia, N.Y. ; m. in Le Ray, N.T., 1 Mar.
1848, Phila-Ann Porter, b. in L.R., 6 June, 1823, dau. of Francis and
Achsah (Thurstin). She d. 33 Oct. 1863, Watertown, N.Y. s.p. He
m. 2d, Rutland, N.Y,, 35 Apr, 1867, Julia-Mari Johnson, b. 7 Mar. 1836,
R,, d. of Orrin and Hattie (Wight). Farmer. Res. Watertown, N. 7.
Adopted child :
6371' Nellie-M., "aged sixteen in 1887."
6373. 6. Mabyettb', b. 23 Sept. 1836, Pamelia; m. there, 18 Jan. 1846, Charles-
Grandison Rider, s. of Isaac of Le Ray. Farmer. Le Bay, N. 7.
Children born in Le Ray :
6373. 1. Celia- Abigail", b. 35 Oct. 1846.
6274. 2. Clinton-Winslow", b. 23 May, 1852.
6275. 3. Solon-Duane", b. 18 July, 1868.
6376. 7. Sarahbtte', b. 9 Dec. 1839, Pamelia; died there, 26 Jan. 1831.
6277. 8. Araunah-Otis', b. 26 Nov. 1833; Pamelia; m, Millburg, Mich., 16 Jan,
1858, Emily-Celestine Closson, b. 33 Aug. 1834, Clayton, N.Y., dau. of
Thomas and Anna (Lowe) of Alichigan. Farmer. See Appendix.
6378. EZEKIEL-DENNIS", [6189] (Benjamin', Edward', Edward', Kenelm', Ken
elm',) b. 8 Sept. 1793, Rochester, IMass. ; d, at North Russell, 17 Oct. 1880; m, Le
Ray, N.Y., 9 Aug. 1818, Sarah Clark, b, 7 July, 1801, Loudon, Eng., dau. of James,
an officer in the English army. Mrs. Winslow d. at N.R., 35 Oct 1881. Both
buried at N.R. Mr. W. had a deer's leg with a gold head thought to have been
brought over in the Mayflower. Parmer. Res. N. Busiell, N. 7.
Children :
6379. 1. Asenath', b. 11 Apr. 1830, Le Ray, N.Y. ; ni, 15 Mar. 1836, Ransom-
Hawley Baker, b. 31 Jan, 1810, Potstown, N.Y., s. of Thomas and Sarah.
She died 23 Mar. 1843, Jefferson Co., N.Y.
Children born in Jefferson Co., N.Y.
6279' 1. Emeline-Sarah", b. 19 July, 1837; m, 16 Nov. 1864, Flint, Mich.,
Aaron Parmeter, b. 31 Aug, 1828, Fulton Co., N.Y., s. of Ichabod
and Polly (Ring).
Children born at Mt. Morris, Mich, :
0279" 1. Lucy-Almira', b. 4 Sept 1865; m. at Mt M., 18 May, 1885,
Eleazer Thompson.
Frederick-Wallace', b, 14 Nov. 1867.
Earl-Dodson', b. 17 July, 1871.
Helen-Elizabeth', b. 11 Feb, 1872.

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6279*

3.

6279*

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559

6379' 5. Duaie-May', b. 17 Oct 1874; d. 18 June, 1875.
6279S 6. Hawley- Aaron', b. 11 Sept. 1877.
6379" 7. Grace-Emeline', b. 30 June, 1879.
6279' 2. Lucy-Ann", b. 31 Oct 1839; m. Mt Morris, 25 Oct 1858, Austin
Herrick, b. Mt. M., 2 Dec. 1836, s. of Josiah and Urania (Ferris).
Child:
62791 MeHie', b. 19 July, 1859, Mt. M. ; m. 19 Dec. 1878, Albert Allen,
s. of Albert and Charlotte (Acre).
Children born at Mt. Morris, Mich. :
6279^ 1. Eenie-Emeline"", t. 8 July, 1879.
6379' 2. Eansom-Elmer", b. 6 May, 1882.
6379"" 3. Lucy-Mayio, b. 12 Feb. 1885.
6379° 3. Ansel-Hays", b. 11 Aug. 1842; m. at Ray, Mich,, 12 Jan, 1863, Sarah-
M. Pearsal, b. 19 Nov. 1844, Shelby, Macomb Co., Mich., dau. of
Seth and Sylvia (Sadler).
6280. 2. Lucy-Ann', b. 9 Sept 1822; d. 3 Deo. 1829.
6281. 3. Edwabd-M',, b. 3 Sept. 1824. Res. 1887, Sioux Falls, Dakota.
6283. 4. Clabk-Ansbl', b. 15 May, 1837, Le Ray, N.Y. ; m. Mary-Adeline Pease,
b. China, Me,, 19 Apr. 1832, dau. of Levy and  Ripley, Plumber,
steam and gas fitter. Res. ] 887, Englewood, III.
Child:
6282* Elizabeth-Alice", b. 13 Jan. 1870, Chicago, III.
6283. 5. Libebty', b. 5 June, 1830. Supt. water works, Huntington, W. Va.
6384. 6. Fanny', b. 3 Oct 1832, Pamelia; m. Russell, 17 Mar. 1853, Thomas
Stacks, b. 6 May, 1827, Ogdensburg, N.Y., s. of Alfred and Mary.
1887, Crary's Mills, N 7.,
Children :
6384' 1. Edward-Sumner*, b, 9 June, 1856, Pierrepont, N,Y , m. 8 Jan. 1881,
P., Edith-Ettola Hamilton, b. 14 May, 1857, Brasher, N.Y , dau. of
Henry-Thomas and Maria-Hannah.
Children :
6284" 1. Dow-Clark', b. 3 Oct 1881, Pierrepont, N Y.
6384° 3. Mayfred-PearV , b. 21 Aug. 1886.
6284* 2. Adeline-Emma", b. 12 Mar. 1861, Pierrepont, m. 6 May, 1881, P.,
George-Granville Monroe, M. D., b. 2 Nov. 5 852, Calais, Me., s. of
George and Esther. '
Children:
6384" 1. George- Wallace', b. 5 July, 1882, Potsdam, N.Y.
6384' 3. Charles- Stacks', b. 7 June, 1884, P.
63846 3. Mollie-Esther', b. 31 Jan. 1886, P.
6384" 3. Mabelle-Sabrina", b. 19 July, 1863, Pierrepont; d. 12 June, 1870.
6284' 4. Minnie-Ellen", b. 28 June, 1866, Pierrepont; d. se, six years, ten
months, and twenty-three days.
6284' 5, Ettie-Lucinda", b. 18 May, 1871, Pierrepont,

560 Descendants of Edward' Winslow. ^
6285. 7. Lucinda', b. 17 Mar. 1835, Le Ray, N.Y. ; m, 5 Jan. 1857, De Kalb, N.Y.,
Cooper Brooks, b, 6 Apr. 1834, Russell, N.Y,, s. of Zerah and Clarissa
(Hale). He d. 10 May, 1871. She m. 3d, 5 Nov. 1874, Watertown, N. Y.,
Geo.-W. Gilman, b., P., 8 May, 1840, s. of Almon and Celie (Caswell)
N. BiLssell.
Children born in Russell, N.Y.
6385' 1. Clara-E"., b. 35 Jan. 1858; m. 33 Jan. 1877, Brainerd Clark.
6385" 2. Plorence-L"., b. 17 Mar. 1860; m. 30 June, 1877, John Pikes.
6285'^ 3. Julia-E'., b. 7 Feb, 1865; m. 18 June, 1884, Leonard Parker.
By 2d marriage:
6285* 4. Arthur-C"., b. 6 Sept 1875, Russell, N.Y.
6286. 8. Sarah-E'., b. 17 Apr. 1839; m. 16 July, 1857, Daniel-C. Gray, b. 8 Feb.
1833, Canton, N.Y., s. of Daniel-C. and Polly (King). N. Bussell, N.7.
Children born in Russell, N.Y. :
6286* 1. Frederic-A"., b. 27 Feb. 1859; m. 20 June, 1884, Jestine-E. Knox.
She d. 20 Nov. 1886.
6286" 2. Charies-P"., b. 25 Feb. 1863; m. 23 Feb. 1887, Carrie-E. Towner.
6286" 3. Gertrude-M'., b. 14 Mar. 1871.
6287. ELLIS', [6190] (Benjamin', Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b.
Whitingham, Vt ; d. about 1837, Woodford, Vt, ; m, Abby (?) Poster, dau, of Obed,
who d. a few years after marriage, leaving a daughter who married, and is deceased.
He m. 2d,  . There were several children but we have not ascertained theii
names. Farmer. [Henry-Ellis Winslow, b. 8 Nov. 1832; m. 24 Sept 1861, So-
phronia-Almira Brown, b. 4 Sept. 1836, d, of Edmund and Elizabeth (Prescott) of W,
Farmer. Their child Fanny-Elizabeth, was born in 1863. — Prescott Gen., p. 170,]
6288. MERCY", [933] (Edward*, Edward', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b, 11 Apr. 1763,
Rochester, Mass.; d. of heart disease, 27 Mar. 1822, Gainesville, N,Y, She taught
school for twenty years; m. as 3d wife, Whitingham, Vt, 11 Feb, 1802, Stephen
TAINTER, M.D., b. 13 Oct 1760, Westboro, Mass., s. of Benjamin and Hannah
(AVood) of W. He d. 11 July, 1847, aged 87, in Wisconsin, at his son's residence.
He served in the Revolution; was drummer boy at the taking of Burgoyne, in 1777,
also at the battle of Bennington. He was much given to poetry and music. He
practised medicine at G. twenty-three years; was a skillful physician, and a man of
much ability and usefulness; member of the Congregational Church. Gainesville, N. 7.
Children:
6289. 1. Clabissa-Keys-Wjnslow", b, 1 Feb. 1803, Whitingham; m, Gainesville,
6 Mar, 1833, Sheffield Burdick, b, 6 Mar, 1787, s. of Adam and Hannah,
He d. 19 Oct 1839, G. ; was buried there. School-teacher and farmer;
held a number of town othces; was deacon iu the Presbyterian church
in G. She m, 2d, in that town, 2 Sept, 1830, David Silliman, b, 13 Aug.
1787, in Connecticut, s. of Samuel of G, Parmer,
Children born in Gainesville except the last :
6290. 1. Harriet-Newell', b. 6 Jan, 1827; m. 3 Oct. 1853, Rev. Norman Starr,
s. of Paul and Betsey (Bucklin). He d. 16 Sept 1865, Richfield'.

K Harris, Doolittle, Mc Wethy, Heirett. Sherman. 561
Mich; grad. Whitestown, N,Y, ; ord. Chagrin Falls, O., 3. July,
1849; had seven pastorates ; Gerry, Concord, Charlotte, N.Y. ; South-,
field, Salem, Lenox, Mich, ; and Chagrin Palls, O. She m, 3d, New
Haven, Mich,, 28 Feb, 1869, Charles-Lovell Harris, b. 28 Nov.
1833, Guyandotte, Cabell Co., W. Va., s. of Lovell-Pairbrother and
Helen (Lovell). He enl. 3 Feb. 1863, to serve three years; disch,
'9 Feb, 1865, at expiration of the term of service. ' Furniture dealer
and undertaker s.p, Bichmond, Mich.
6391. 3. Fanny- Woodbury', b, 31 Aug, 1839; m, Wetherfield Spa, N.Y,, 30
Sept. 1853, Eli-Proudfit Doolittle, b. 5 Mar. 1831, W.S,, s. of Ormus
and Lydia (Rood). He attended school at Lima, Wyoming, and
Canandaigua. Merchant, sheriff, deputy constable, etc.
Res, 1873, Wethersfleld Spa. N. 7.
Children born in Wethersfield Spa:
6393. 1. Hamilton-Burdick', b, 31 Dec. 1857,
6363. 3. Fannie-Belle', b. 30 Jan. 1865.
6394. 3. Sheffield', b. 12 Nov. 1831, Gainesville; m. there, 8 Feb. 1865, to
Sarah-Betsey Towsley, b. 24 July, 1847, at G., dau. of John and
Harriet-Janett (Cravath) of G. Farmer. Res. 1S73, Gainesville,N. 7.
Children born in Gainesville:
1. Herbert- John', b. 5 Nov, 1865.
2. Stella- Towsley', b, 10 Sept 1869.
Amy Amelia', b. 28 July, 1834; d, in G,, 27 Mar. 1862; buried there.
Martha-Eliza', b, 27 Feb, 1837; m, there, 20 Feb. 1862, to L.-D. Mc-
"Wethy, Warsaw, N 7.
6299. 6, John-McKnight-Ballou', b, 9 Jan, 1840, d. 30 Dec, 1 872, Poughkeepsie ;
m. Coldwater, Mich,, 1 Jan 1861, E. Ransom, who d, in P, He m.
2d, N.Y,, 14 Dec. 1871, Mattie Warring, Poughkeepsie, N 7.
6300. 7. Ebenezer-Marvin-Toof, b, 21 Nov, 1843, Castile, N.Y, ; d, 30 Dec,
1866, Gainesville; buried there. Hem, atKalamazoo, Mich,, 16Nov.
1865, Anna-Bigelow Alcott, b. 8 Aug, 1842, Rochester, N,Y,, d. of
William- Washington and Deborah-Bigelow (Bangs). Miller.
Child :
6300' Charles-Earnest-Marvin', b. July, 1866: d. in infancy.
6301. 2. Adelia-M' ,, b, 24 Feb. 1807, Bennington, Vt. ; m, Rodolphus-W. Hewett
of Hermitage, N,Y. Res, 1873, Peoria, IU.
6302. STEPHEN" [1184] (John*, .John', Kenelm', Kenelm') b, 21 Aug. 1747,
Bochester Bee.; married  . Settled in Ohio many years ago.
Children born in Rochester:
1, Bethiah, b. 25 Apr. 1774.
Abigaii., b. 19 Feb, 1776.
Keziah, b. 27 June, 1780.
John, b. 3 Sept 1782.
West, b. 35 July, 1786.
6308. DEBORAH" [1193] (John*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm') b. 22 Mar. 1763,
R. • m. there, 8 Jan. 1792, Thomas SHERMAN, s, of John and Mercy. Farmer.

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6303.

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6305.

3.

6306.

4.

6307.

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562 Descendants of John* Winslow.

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6315.

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6316.

8.

Children born in Rochester:
1. Zephaniah, [6317] B. 1 Jan. 1793; d. 1838; m. Margaret-B. AIcGluthen.
Otis, [6323] b. 7 Jan, 1794; m. Rlioda Sherman.
Sarah-Kbenb, [6348] b. 14 Jan, 1796; d. 1845; m. Thomas Snow.
{ Sylvina, [6358] b. 1797; m. 8 June, 1827, Jireh Clifton.
\ Hannah-Winslow, [6367] b. 1797; d. 18 Nov. 1860; m. James-Ham
mond Sno'w.
6. Leonard, [6383] b. 14 Feb, 1800; m. 29 Nov. 1828, Anna Sherman.
Debobah, b, 19 Jan. 1802; died unmarried, 1850.
Thomas, [6390] b. 7 Jan. 1804; m. 7 Jan. 1838, Jane- West Bonney.
6317, ZEPHANIAH", [6309] (Deborah' ( Winslow) Sherman, John*, John', Ken
elm', Kenelm',) b. 1 Jan. 1792; d, 1838; m. R,, 9 Sept. 1820, Margaret-Bonney Mc-
Gluthen, b. 8 Sept. 1801, R,, dau, of Jos. and Lydia. Bochester, Mass.
Children born in Rochester:
6318. 1. John-Winslow, b. 13 May, 1822. Mariner.
6319. 2. Gborgb-Bonney, b, 3 Feb. 1824, Mariner.
6320. 3. William-Henry, b. 24 June, 1826. Res. New Bedfwd, Mass.
6321. 4. Isaac- Whitney, b. 10 June, 1828; d. 11 Dec. 1851. Sail-maker.
6333. 5. Zbphaniah-Thomas, b. 11 Jan, 1833; d, 39 Apr. 1855. Carpenter.
6333. OTIS", [6310] (Deborah' (Winslow) Sherm.a.-D., John*, John', Kenelm', Ken
elm',) b. 7 Jan. 1794; m. Middleboro, Mass,, 11 Aug. 1832, Rhoda Sherman, b. 15
Nov. 1802, M., dau, of Job and Lucy (Thomas) of M. Farmer. Bochester, Mass.
Children born in Rochester:
6324. 1. Otis-Thomas', b. 9 Sept. 1823; m, 22 Feb. 1846, Abby-H. Durfey, b. Ply
mouth, Mass. ; m. 2d, 4 Mar. 1866, Maria-C. Ashley. House carpenter.
Res. 1870, New Bedford, Mass.
Children born in New Bedford:
6325. 1. Thomas-Otis", b. 7 May, 1847. Res, 1870, Taunton, Mass.
6336. 3. Benjamin-Durfey", b, 26 Apr. 1854; d, 23 Mar. 1857, N.B.
6327. 3. Annie-M"., b. 13 Jan. 1867.
6328. 4. Henry-C"., b. 26 Oct, 1869.
6329. 2. Rhoda Etson', b. 16 June, 1825; married, 3 Dec, 1843, Weston Howland.
Ship carpenter. Res. 1870, MattapoiseU, Mass.
Children :
6330. 1. Charles- W"., b. 29 May, 1845; d. 14 Feb. 1848.
6331. 3, Julia-Prances', b. 18 May, 1849. Book-keeper. NBridgewater, Mass.
6333. 3. ( Clara-W»., b. 10 Mar. 1853.
6333. 4. ( Emma-E"., b. 10 Mar. 1853.
6334. 3. Phebe-Thomas', b. 9 June, 1837; m. 31 Jan, 1852, Washburn Packard.
Shoe manufacturer, s.p, N. Bridgewater, Mass.
6335. 4, Job-Nelson', b, 13 Apr. 1829; married, 30 July, 1863, Henrietta Holmes.
Blacksmith. Res. 1870, North Bridgewater, Mass.
Children born in North Bridgewater:
6336. 1. Edward-Nelson", b. 12 Nov, 1864,

K Eld/red, Sherman, Snow, Clifton, Bolles. 563
6337. a. Grace-Dariing", b. 3 Mar. 1869.
6338. 5. Ell', b. 14 July, 1831, Rochester; m. 16 Nov. 1853, Susan-West Taber,
d. of Bartholomew-West and Fannie-Niokerson (Chase.) Shoemaker,
s.p. , Marion, Plymouth Co., Mass.
6339. 6. Lucinda', b. 18 July, 1833; m, 10 Nov. 1857, David Eldred, b. 5 Aug,
1833, Falmouth, Mass., s. of David and Martha (Robinson) of F. Shoe
manufacturer. North Bridgewater, Mass.
Children born in North Bridgewater:
6340. 1. Charies- W"., b. 8 Oct. 1858.
6341. 2. James-0"., b. 21 Dec. 1861.
6342. 3. Susan-A"., b. 10 Nov. 1866.
6343. 4. Herbert- W"., b. 1 Feb. 1869; d. 13 Oct 1869.
6344. 7. Charlotte-Clark', b. 1 Jan. 1835 ; m. 15 Oct 1865, Nathaniel-Bonney'
Sherman [6398], b, 23 Dec. 1836, R,, s. of Thomas" and Jane-West
(Bonney) of R, Whaleman. North Bridgewater, Mass.
6345. 8. JAMEs-GrLLESPiE-BDRNEY', b. 9 Nov. 1840; m. 4 Nov. 1864, Lucina-
Perry Landers of Plainfield, Vt., dau. of Freeman and Lucina (Dunn)
of Vt. Farmer. Res. 1870, Bochester, Mass.
Children born in Rochester:
6346. Bessle-Borden".
6347. Melissa-Freeman".
6348. SARAH-KEENE", [6311] (Deborah' (Winslow) Sherman, John*, John', Ken
elm", Kenelm',) b. 14 Jan. 1796; d. 1845; m, in R., 24 Jan. 1819, Thomas SNOW,
b. 20 Aug. 1793, Mattapoisett, Mass., s. of Thomas. Sea-captain. Mattapoisett, Mass.
Children born in Mattapoisett :
6349. 1. Otis-Sherman', b, 34 Mar, 1830; m. Sandwich, Mass,, 38 June, 1849,
Jane-Wing Cromwell, b, 30 Apr. 1830, New Bedford, Mass., dau. of
Thomas-Byron and Eliza-Maoy (Howland), of N.B. Sea-captain.
Res. 1870, Dartmouth, Mass.
Children :
6350. 1. Sara-Lizzie", b. 3 July, 1850, New Bedford.
6351. 3. Gulielma-Howland", b, 15 June, 1855, East Freetown, Mass.
6353. 3, Lehella-Marion", b, 8 Aug, 1866, Dartmouth.
6353. 3. BENjAMEsr-FRANEiiN', b. 3 May, 1833. Res. 1870, Taunton, Mast.
6354. 3. Joshua-Thomas', b. 9 May, 1834. . Res. 1870, Acushnet, Mass.
6355. 4. Peter- Young', b. 3 July, 1837. Sailor. Res, Fairhaven, Mass.
6356, 5. Anson-Evbrett', b, 37 Nov. 1839; died at sea, 30 Nov. 1853.
6357. 6. Alfred-Watson', b. 34 May, 1835; died 80 Apr. 1837.
6358. SYLVINA", [6312] (Ddioi-ah' (Winslow) Sherman, John*, John', Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 1797, Rochester; m. 8 .Tune, 1827, Jireh CLIFTON, b. 37 Nov. 1790,
at R., s. of Savory and Thankful (Dexter) of R. Shipwright. Marion, Mass.
Children born in Rochester:
6359. 1. Deborah- Winslow', b. 3 Nov. 1838.
6360. 2. Catherine', b. 25 June, 1830; d. 7 Feb. 1865, Marion; m. there, 3 Jan
1853, John-H, Bolles.

564 Descendants of Deborah' ( Winslow) Sherman. ^
Children born in Marion :
6361. 1. Lovicy-C"., b, 13 Nov. 1853.
6363. 2. Emma-C"., b. 5 May, 1862.
6363. 3. Jireh- Watson', b. 28 Feb. 1834; married, 15 Jan. 1858, Charlotte- Wash
ington Slocum.
Child:
6364. Alice-Florence", b. 27 Apr. 1862, Taunton, Mass. ; d. 21 Mar. 1868,
New Bedford, Mass.
6365. 4. Benjamin-Savory', b. 31 Jan, 1838; d. 6 Jan. 1870, Marion; m. Taunton,
21 Nov, 1865, Margaret-Ellen Chandler, b, 2 Sept, 1845, dau, of Abiel
and Ellen (Elsler) of Lexington, Mass. Machinist.
Child:
6366. Benjamin-Chandler", b. 28 Dec. 1866, Taunton.
6367. HANNAH-WINSLOW", [6313] (Deborah' ( Winslow ) Sherman, John*, ,Tohn\
Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 1797; d. 18 Nov. 1860, Mattapoisett, Mass.; m. 24 Sept
1820, James-Hammond SNOW of M., b. 19 Dec. 1794, at M., s. of Prince and Mar
tha (Dexter), He d. 18 May, 1849, at Worcester Insane Asylum. Mariner.
Children born in Rochester:
6368. 1. Laura-Ann', b, 19 July, 1821; m, Mattapoisett, 29 Feb. 1844, Ephraim
Dexter, b. 1 Oct 1811, at M., s. of Gideon and Mary (Dexter) of M.
Mattapoisett, Mass.
Children born in Mattapoisett :
6369. 1. Oscar-Pitzland", b. 6 Apr. 1845; d. 12 Sept. 1846.
6370, 3. Sarah-Amanda", b, 31 Dec. 1847,
6371. 3. Philander-Ephraim", b. 6 Nov. 1849; d. 25 Nov. 1860.
6373. 4. Phebe-Adelaide", b. 14 May, 1856; d. 36 July, 1860.
6373. 2. Jambs-Loring', b. 27 May, 1825; m. Westport, 11 Mar. 1846, Louisa
Pettey. House carpenter. Res. 1870, Westpm-t, Mass.
Children :
6374. 1. Elisha-F»., b. 30 Dec. 1847.
6375. 2. Charles-M"., b, 13 Dec, 1857.
6376. 3. Cora-W",, b, 22 Sept 1862.
6377. 3. Roland-Williams', b. 24 June, 1833; m. New Bedford, 10 Dec. 1855,
Elizabeth Robins. Painter. Res. 1870, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children :
6378. Louisa-S".
6379. Susan- H'., not living.
6380. Hannah-S"., not living.
6381. Abbie-H".
6382. 4. Hiram-Mblvin', b. 8 June, 1836 ; married at New Bedford, 5 May 1856,
Abbie Gifford. Painter, s.p. j>,-,^ Bedford, Masi
6883. LEONARD", [6314] (Deborah' (Winslow) Sherman, John*, John', Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 14 Feb, 1800, m. Middleboro, Mass, ; m. 2d Nov. 1828, Anua'shermani
b. 23 Dec. 1810, M., dau. of Job and Lucy (Thomas) of M. Bochesler

6385.

6386.

6387.

2.

6388.

3.

6389.

4.

K Sherman, Cromwell, Smillie, Larki/n. 565
Children :
6384. 1. Levi-W'., b. 11 Jan. 1829; d. 27 Dec. 1852; married Mary  , who
died 29 Sept 1856.
Children :
1. John-Wing", b. 19 Mar. 1851.
2. Levi-Wilson", b. 12 May, 1853.
Elbridqe-G'., b. 26 June, 1833; d, 15 Sept 1853.
LucY-A'., b. 23 May, 1835; d. 9 Jilar, 1849.
JosEPH-L'., b. 30 July, 1887; d. 11 Dec. 1861.
6390, THOMAS", [0316] (Dehmih' ( 17Jms?oM) ) Sherman, John*, John', Kenelm",
Kenelm',) b. 7 Jan. 1804, Rochester, Mass. ; married there, 7 Jan, 1838, Jane-West
Bonney, b. 13 Mar. 1807, Plympton, Mass., dau. of Nathaniel and Lydia (McLaugh
lin) of P. Res. 1870, Bochester, Mass.
Children born in Rochester:
6391. 1. Thomas-Augustus', b. 13 Nov, 1832; m. New Bedford, 26 Nov. 1856,
Lucy-JIaria Chase, b. 26* Nov. 1838, N,B,, dau. of Jeremiah and Chloe
P., of Dartmouth. Carpenter. Res, New Bedford. till 1860.
1870, Bochester, Mass.
Children :
6392. 1. Lewis-Austin", b. 6 Apr. 1858.
6393. 2. Harriet-Augusta", b. 15 July, 1805.
6394. 3. Charles-Edward", b, 35 Sept 1867.
6395. 3. Jane-Maria', b, 19 Jan. 1835; married at Rochester, in 1857, Joseph-How-
land Cromwell, of New Bedford, Mass,, b. 1 Apr. 1828, N.B,, s. of
Thomas and Eliza (Howland) of Martha's Vineyard. Seaman.
Res. 1870, Bochester, Mass.
Children:
6396. 1. Edward-Howland", b. 10 Apr. 1858.
6397. 2. Mary- West", b. 30 Apr. 1861.
6393. 3. Natuakiel-Bonnby', b. 33 Dec. 1836 ; married at Rochester, 35 Oct,
1865, his cousin, Charlotte-Clark' Sherman, of R. [6344], b. 1 Jan. 1835,
R., dau. of Otis" and Rhoda (Sherman) of R. Seaman.
Res, 1870, North Bridgewater, Mass.
6399. 4. Emily-Taylor', b. 2 Feb. 1845; married at Rochester, 36 July, 1863,
Walter-Gray Smillie, b. 22 Aug. 1841, at R., s. of James and Julianne
(Pariow) of R. Millwright Res. 1870, Bochester, Mass.
Children :
6400. 1. Walter-Gray", b. 20 July, 1866.
6401. 2. Isabel-G",, b, 2 Apr. 1871, Rochester.
6403, HxiNNAH", [1302] (JedMiah*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 14 June, 1758,
Barre, Mass.; d. 23 Jan. 1847, Enosburg, Vt., aud was buried there. She married
at Brandon, Rutland Co., Vt, 24 Mar. 1785, Joseph LARKIN, b. 21 Sept. 1758,
New Haven, Conn., probably s. of Edward and  (Loring). He died 5 July, 1811,
Fairfield, Vt, and was buried there. His will was also recorded there. Parmer.
Res. Brandon, Waltham and Fairfield, Vt.

566 Descendants of JedediaK Winslow. ^
Children born in Brandon:
6403. 1. Sarah, [6414] b. 3 Feb. 1786; d. June, 1872; m. 3 Sept 1810, Elijah
Sherman ; m. 2d, Joseph Montague.
6404. 2. PoLLT, b. 6 July, 1787; d. 27 Dec. 1797, at B.
6405. 3. Edward, [6433] b. 1 Sept 1788; d. June, 1871; m. 1 Dec. 1814, Asenath
Stewart.
6406. 4. JosHUA-LoRiN, [6456] b. 4 June, 1791; d. 18 Sept. 1863; m. Laura
Leonard.
6407. 5. Joseph-Pkbbman, b. 20 Apr. 1793; d. 31 Dec. 1796, B.
6408. 6. , Jedediah, , ^ gg j^^^ ^^^. ^^^^ ^i^^ 9 ^gb. 1795, B.
6409. 7. (Winslow, i
6410. 8. Christiana, b. 12 Mar. 1796 ; d. 14 Jan. 1798, B.
6411. 9. Obpha, [6467] b. 5 Aug. 1798; d. 1845; m. 26 May, 1818, William-
Joseph Reese.
6413. 10. Cyrus, [6471] b. 8 Oct. 1800; m. 9 Oct. 1835, Sarah-Andrews Horner.
6413. 11. HiRAM-AuGusTUS, [6477] b. 17 Feb. 1805; m. Thankful Gay; m. 3d,
Jane Abbott.
6414. SARAH", [6403] (Hannah' (Winslow )'La,T^in., Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Ke
nelm',) b. 3 Feb. 1786, Brandon, Vt. ; d. June, 1872, North Brookfield, Mass. ; m.
Fairfield, Franklin Co., Vt., 2 Sept. 1810, Elijah SHERMAN, b, 16 Sept. 1786,
Newtown, Conn,, s. of Ezra and Esther (Hard) of P. Justice of the peace. Black
smith. He died 14 May, 1832, Fairfield, and was buried there. She mamed 2d,
Waterville, Vt., February 1845, Joseph MONTAGUE, a soldier in the war of 1812;
was present at the battle of Plattsburg. Carpenter. Res, Brandon, Vergennes, Wal
tham, Fairfield, Pawlet, and Shaftsbury, Vt. ; also North Brookfield, Mass.
Children :
6415. 1. Lauba-Larkin', b. 4 June, 1811, Fairfield; d. 23 Feb. 1842, Cambridge,
Vt She married at Fairfield, 25 Dec. 1829, John-H. Page, of C.
6416. 3. Obpha-Eliza', b. 19 Apr. 1813, Pawlet, Vt. ; d. 37 Oct. 1860, Fairfax,
Vt. She married at Fairfield, Vt., 1 Dec, 1831, Valorous Meeker, of
Fairfax.
6417. 3. Carolinb', b. 20 Nov. 1814, Pawlet; d. 37 July, 1834, Keysvills; m.
Pail-field, 3 Oct. 1830, Jonathan Lamb, of Burlington, Vt.
6418. 4. Rbnsselaer-Rbbd', b. 23 Dec. 1818, Fairfield; married there, 29 Jan.
1843, Clarissa Soule, of P. ' Res. 1870, St. Albans, Vt.
6419. 5. Cyrus-Larkin', b. 18 Dec. 1820, Fairfield; married there, 19 June, 1848,
Fanny-F. Barber, of P., who died 29 Dec. 1860. He died 27 Dec.
1860, Lancaster.
6420. 6. EzRA-N'., b. 10 May, 1832, Fairfield; married there, 30 Jan. 1850, Abigail-
P. Colburn, of P. Res. ISU, East Fairfield, Vt.
Children:
6421. 1. Laura-Bariow", b. 29 Apr. 1851, Fairfield.
6432. 2. Henry-Colburn", b. 14 June, 1854, "
6423. 3. Hiram-Larkin", b. 33 Aug. 1857, Fletcher.
6424. 4. "Sylvia-Colburn", b. 4 June, 1860, "
6425. 5. Rensselaer", b. 9 May, 1865, "

K Edward' Larldn and Descendants. 567
6426. 7. Myron- Winslow', b. 1 Oct. 1823, Fairfield; was drowned 14 July, 1840,
Waterville, Vt.
6437. 8. John- Jay', b. 22 Jan. 1826, " ; m. North Brookfield, Mass.,
19 Sept 1844, Martha-E. Tyler, whose parents resided in N. Brookfield.
Res. 1870, North Brookfield, Mass.
Children bom in North Brookfield:
6438. 1. Myron-Winslow", b. 9 July, 1846; enlisted, August, 1864, in Mass.
4th Heavy Artillery, and served until the close of the war. He
married, June, 1869, Ella Thompson, of N.B.
Res, 1870, West Brookfidd, Mass.
6429. 2. Mary-Emma", b. 11 June, 1850; married Alfred Stevens, of Dana.
Mass. Res. 1870, North Brookfield, Mass.
6430. 3. George-Henry", b. 23 Sept. 1854; d. 3 Oct 1854, N.B.
6431. 4. Myra-Eliza", b. 15 Aug. 1858; d. 12 June, 1859, N.B.
6432. 9. Gborge-Hamilton', b. 2 Mar. 1828, Fairfield; m. Fairfax, Vi., 12 Aug,
1855, Cordelia-M. Howard, of Fletcher, b. 3 Dec. 1827, Fairfax, dau. of
Corodon and Harriet (Richardson) of Bryant, Iowa. Photographer, s.p.
Res, 1875, Elgin, III.
6483. EDWARD", [6405] (Hannah' (Winsloic) Larkin, Jedediah*, John', Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 1 Sept. 1788, Brandon, Vt. ; m. Westford, Vt., 1 Dec, 1814, Asenath
Stewart, b. 7 Sept 1792, Crown Point, N.Y., dau. of Uriel and Anna (Holgate) of
W. She died 3 Sept. 1855, Enosburgh, Vt,, and was buried there. Clothier, after
wards a farmer. Res. Westford, Waterville,. Montgomery and, 1870, Enosburgh, Vt.
Children :
6434. 1. Minebva-Stbwart', b. 18 Sept. 1815, Westford, Vt. ; m. Montgomery,
Vt, 15 Sept. 1836, Scott Keith, b. 8 Apr, 1806, Sheldon, Vt., s. of
Unite and Sally (Davenport) of S. Farmer and justice of the peace.
Res. 1870, Irasburg, Vt.
Children :
6435. 1. Helen-Marion", b. 16 July, 1837, Montgomery; m. Enosburgh, Vt,,
30 June, 1858, Frederic- William Fairbanks, b, 27 Sept. 1836, Shel
don, s. of Joseph and Julia (Hildreth) of S. Farmer.
Res. 1870, Sheldon, Vt.
Cliildren :
6436. 1. Alice-Garri^, b. 26 Mar. 1860, Enosburgh.
6437. 3. Helen-Minerva', b. 11 Apr. 1864, Fairfield.
6438. 3. Adelia-lsalel', b. 21 Jan. 1867,
6439. 4. Florence-May', b. 19 June, 1868, "
6440. 2. Warren-Larkin", b. 27 Sept. 1842, Cambridge, Vt ; m. Albany, Vt.,
28 Feb. 1864, Emma-M. Butler.
Children:
6441. 1. OlayUmr-W'., b. 5 Feb. 1865, Enosburgh.
6443. 3. Franeis-Wayland' , b. 37 Oct. 1866, "
6443. 3. Frederic-B'., b. 7 Sept, 1868, E. ; died there, 9 Sept. 1868.
6444. 4. Oorc^A'., b. 3 Oct. 1869, Albany, Vt.

568 Descendants of Jedediah* Winslow. ^
6445. 3. Alice", b. 1 Aug. 1849, Enosburgh; died there, 20 Dec. 1853.
6446. 4. Edward-Winslow", b. 27 Sept. 1855, B.
6447. 2. Plorbnzia-Kezia', b. 26 Mar. 1825, Waterville, Vt. ; m. Enosburgh, 6
Apr. 1847, Virgil Bogue, b. 25 July, 1823, at E,, s. of Ebenezer and
Roxana (Loomis) of E. Res. Ihiosburgh, Vt.
Children born in Enosburgh :
6448. • 1. Martha-Josephine", b. 22 Aug. 1848; married in E., 9 Sept 1869,
Henry-C Waller, b. 6 Aug. 1844, E., s. of Chester and Philinda
(Lawrence) of E.
6449. 2. Ada-Elmina", b. 22 Aug, 1849,
6450. 3. Asenath-Isabel", b. 15 Aug, 1853; d. 6 Oct 1861, Enosburgh, and was
buried there.
6451. 4. Charies- Virgil", b, 19 Dec. 1855.
6452. 5. Edward-Herbert", b. 3 Jan. 1858.
6453. 6. Homer-Adelbert", b. 4 June, 1861.
6454. 7. Stella-Isabel", b. 9 Dec, 186-J.
6455. 8. Mary-Alice", b. 36 Aug. 1867.
6456, JOSHUA-LORIN", [6406] (Hannah' (Winslow) Larkin, Jedediah*, John'.
Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 4 June, 1791, Brandon, Vt. ; d. 18 Sept, 1863, Stockton, N.Y.,
and was buried there. His will was recorded in Chautauqua, N.Y. He married at
Fairfax, Vt, 6 July, 1817, Laura Leonard, b. 4 Jan. 1797; d. 3 Dec. 1863, Stockton,
and was buried there. Parmer. Stockton, N. 7.
Children :
6457, 1. Lewis, b. 14 Dec. 1818. Res. 1874, Union City, Erie Co., Pa.
6458. 3. Cynthia, b. 3 Aug. 1820, in Vermont
6459. 3! Charles, b. 30 July, 1833, "
6460. 4. George, b. 15 Sept. 1834. "
6461. 5. Ladra-Jane, b. 17 Oct 1836, "
6463. 6. Joseph, b. 33 Nov. 1838, "
6463. 7. Polly-Ann, b. 13 Sept. 1830, Stockton, N.Y.
6464. 8. Franklin, b. 3 Aug, 1833, "
6465. 9. LoRBN, b, 3 Dec. 1837, Stockton ; was married by A-D. Morton, Chau
tauqua, N.Y,, 7 Feb, 1864, to Celestia-R, Hopson, b, 35 Apr. 1846 at
C, d. of Schuyler and Angeline (Howard) of C, Parmer. s.p.
Res. Maquoketa, Iowa, and, 1874, Stockton, N.Y.
6466. 10. Caroline, b. 5 Mar. 1840, Stockton.
6467. ORPHA", [6411] (Hannah' (Winslow) Larkin, Jedediah*, John", Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 5 Aug. 1798, Brandon, Vt. ; died in 1845, Black Earth, Wis. ; married
in Fairfield, Vt., 26 May, 1818, William-Joseph Reese, and resided in Wisconsin.
Children ;
6468. Joseph,
6469. Justin.
6470. Sarah.

^ La/rkin, Wilcox, Atkins, Maynard. 569
6471. CYRUS", [6413] (Hannah' ( Winslow) Larkin, Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Ke
nelm.',) b. 8 Oct. 1800, Brandon, Vt. ; m. Waterville, Vt., 9 Oct. 1825, Sarah-An
drews Horner, b. 8 Aug. 1805, Cambridge, Vt., d. of James and Theodocia (Rice)
of W. He has held town and county offices. Woolen manufacturer and farmer.
^, . , ¦ Res. 1874, Elgin, Kane Co., III.
Children :
6473. 1. Emily', b. 6 Sept. 1826, Enosburgh, Vt. ; m. Elgin, 26 Aug. 1847, Calvin-
Elijah Wilcox, born in Schoharie Co., N.Y., s. of Gen, Elijah and Sally
(Shuler) of Elgin, He died 24 Apr. 1851, Acapulco, Mexico, on his re
turn from California, s.p. She married 2d, at Elgin, 21 Aug. 1854,
David-Chichester Scofield, b. 21 Dec. 1803, Rensselaerville, N.Y., s. of
Michael and Betsey (Nicolds). Nurseryman and farmer.
Child by 2d marriage :
6473. Frank", b. 13 Nov. 1855, Elgin; died there, 19 May, 1865.
1474. 2. Cybus-Horner', b. 20 May, 1830, Waterville, Vt. ; m. St. Charies, III,,
23 Aug. 1854, Jane-Elizabeth Johnson, b. 4 Jan. 1829, Putney, Vt,,
dau. of Ashbel and Olive (Davis). She died 2 May, 1874. Parmer.
Res. 1875, Elgin, 111.
Children bom in Elgin :
6475. 1. May", b. 30 May, 1855.
6476. 2. Frederick-Ashbel", b. 18 Aug. 1861.
6477. HIRAM-AUGUSTUS", [6413] (Hannah' (Winslow) 'La.r^in, Jedediah*, John',
Kenelm', Kenehn',) b. 17 Feb, 1805, Brandon, Vt. ; m, by Rev. Charles Cotton, Dun
ham, P.Q,, 22 Nov. 1828, Thankful Gay, born in D., d. of Robert and Ludia (Baker)
of D. She died 5 Jan. 1839, at D. He married 2d, in D., 8 Oct. 1840, Jane Abbott,
b. 18 Aug. 1809, St. Armand, P.Q., d, of Jonas and Mary (Reynolds) of St A.
Farmer. Res. 1874, Johnson, Vt.
Children :
6478. 1. JoHN-W'., b. 12 Sept 1830, Dunham, P.Q. ; d. 24 Apr, 1832, P.Q.
6479. 2. Oren-Kemp', b. 16 Mar. 1883, D. ; d. 4 May 1856, P.Q,
6480. 3. Elizabeth- Anm', b. 2 Dec. 1834, D. ; m, P.Q., Sept. 1858, Hiram Atkins,
born in D., s. of John and Eliza (Wales) of D. He died March, 1860,
P.Q. Carriage-maker. She married 2d, in P. Q., October, 1864, Dewitt
Holland, born in Bolton, P.Q., s. of John and Clementine (Dyer) of B.
Drayman. Res. 1875, Mechanicsburg, Champaign Co., 0.
Children :
6481. Clinton", born in September, 1865, P.Q.
6482. Eva", born in Mechanicsburg, O.
6483. John-H'., born "
6484. 4. Eliza-Thankful', b. 15 Oct 1838, P.Q. ; married there, 2 Oct 1867,
Stephen-Austin Maynard, b. 18 Mar. 1839, Stanbridge, P.Q., s. of
Stephen and Lucretia (Baker) of D. Farmer. Res. 1875, Dunham,P. Q.
Children :
6485. 1. Annie-Lucretia", b. 16 Mar. 1870, P.Q.
6486. 2. Hattie-Eliza", b. 14 Feb. 1872, P.Q.

570 Descendants of Jedediah' Winslow. ^
6487. 5. Hbrbert-Chauncby', b. 4 Oct 1841, P.Q. ; m. by Bev. H-D. Hodge,
Johnson, Vt, 4 Oct 1867, to Alma-Hendee Balch, b. 6 Nov. 1843, at
J., dau. of Allen and Jane (Andrews) of J. Farmer. Res. 1875, Johnson, Vt.
Children born in Johnson :
6488. 1. Allen-Augustus", b. 25 July, 1867.
6489. 2. Jennie- Viola", b. 7 Nov. 1869.
6490. 3. Bui'ton-Chauncey", b. 24 Feb. 1873.
6491. 6. Abbib-Jane', b. 4 May, 1843, St. Armand, P.Q. ; m, Johnson, Vt., 25
Dec. 1871, Edwin-Knight Balch, b. 12 Oct 1845, J,, s, of Allen and
Jane (Andrews) of J. Parmer. Res. 1875, Johnson, Vt.
Child:
6493. ¦ Ina-Mabel", b. 1 Oct. 1872, Johnson.
6493. 7. Harlan- Winslow', b, 4 July, 1848, P.Q. ; d. 24 Feb. 1852.
6494. DEBORAH", [1304] (Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) h. 24 June, 1703,
Brandon, Vt. ; died in her native town; married there, John LULL, who died in
Brandon. He was s. of John and Elizabeth (Goodspeed). Brandon, Vt.
Children born in Brandon :
6495. 1. Betsey [6502] b. 1 June, 1787; d. 4 Aug. 1846; m. John Crooks.
6496. 2. Salmon, b. Mar, 1789; died unmarried..
6497. 3. Malinda, is deceased ; married Dr.  Griffin, and probably removed tc
High gate, Vt.
6498. 4. Lucius, b. 4 Nov. 1793 ; died in Brandon.
6499. 5. Albin, [6537] b. 16 Sept 1795; m. 21 June, 1821, Amersha-Malinda
Clifford.
6500. 6. John- Winslow, born in 1800 ; died in Brandon.
6501. 7. John- Winslow, bom in 1802; "
6502. BETSEY", [6495] (Deborah' (Winslow) Z.u]l, Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Ke
nelm',) b. 1 June, 1787, Brandon, Vt. ; d. 4 Aug, 1846, Malone, Franklin Co,, N.Y.,
and was buried there. She married, 2 Apr. 1809, John CROOKS, b. 27 Apr. 1777;
d. 19 Dec. 1864, and was buried in Malone. Farmer.
Children born in Malone :
1. John- Winslow', b. 10 Apr. 1810 ; has been twice married.
Res. 1873, Malone, N. 7.
2. Lucius-Holbrook', b. 21 Mar. 1812; married  . Res. 1874, Brandon, Vt.
Children:
6505. Warren", was unmarried in 1873.
6506. Elizabeth", married Henry-Harrison Lee. Res. 1873 Butland Vt,
Child :
6507. Gertrude',
6508. Watson«.

6503 6504,

K

Cleaveland, Taylor, Crooks, Mcintosh, Farr, Barrett: 571

6509. 3. Betsey-Elizabeth', b. 14 Nov. 1813; married Camden-C. Cleaveland,
who is now deceased. Res. Malone and Bangor, N. 7.
6510. 4. Susan-Jane', b. 17 Oct. 1815; married  Taylor.
6511. 5. Orsamus-Tyler', b. 11 Aug. 1817 ; was married by Jas-E. Downing, Bangor,
Franklin Co., N.Y., 31 Aug. 1841, to Betsey Conger, b. 1 Mar. 1817,
in B., dau. of Oliver and Hannah (Wood). She died 2 Aug. 1864,
Malone, and was buried there. He married 2d, in B., 13 Feb. 1865,
Ellen-A. Bigelow, b. 11 Nov. 1836, at B., dau. of James and Lucretia
(Prank) of B. Farmer on the old homestead. Res. 1874, Malone, N. 7.
Child:
6512. Alice-Melissa", b. 5 Aug. 1844, IMalone; d. 12 July, 1869; married
September, 1866, Sebra Mcintosh. *
6513. 6. Darius- Adrian', b. 28 Aug. 1819; m. Brandon, 16 Dec. 1841, Abigail
Walker, b. 31 Dec. 1819, dau. of George and Lurana (Childs) of New
Salem, Mass. Res. 1874, Brandon, Vt.'
Children :
6514. 1. Herbert-Darius", b. 30 Sept. 1843; married, 18 Aug. 1862, Eliza-
Gertrude Halsey, born in 1842, dau, of John. Druggist. s.p.
Res. Montpelier and Butland, Vt.
6515. 2. Lillian-Eliza", b. 23 Apr. 1844; d. 22 May, 1848.
6516. 3. Lillian-Abigail", b. 30 Oct. 1849; married, 3 Nov. 1867, George-B,
Farr.
Children:
6517. 1. ffeorj^e-FoZraey", b. 17 Apr. 1869.
6518. 2. Martha-Lillian', b. September, 1870 or '71.
6519. 4. William-Adrian", b. 13 Dec. 1851 ; was unmarried at the last date of
communication with the family. Telegraph operator at Ticonderoga,
N.Y.
6520. 7. Cablostin-Albin', b. 9 Nov. 1821; was married by Mr. Blackman, at
Malone, 12 Oct. 1843, to Malinda Butterfield, b. 24 Mar. 1822, dau. of
Loderick and Anne (Carpenter) of Dickinson, Franklin Co., N.Y.
Farmer. Res. 1875, Bangor, N. 7.
Children bom in Bangor :
6521. 1. G-W"., b. 20 June, 1844; d. 4 Aug. 1847, B.
6522. 2. D-C"., b. 2 Aug. 1845; d. 18 June, 1865, Summerset Point, Va.
6523. 8. Joseph-P., b. 20 Apr. 1847; married, 18 May, 1870, F-J. Ross, b. 20
Apr. 1849.
Child:
6534. Eugene- 0'.,'b. 10 Nov. 1873.
6525. 4. E-M"., b. 8 June, 1849; married, 4 July, 1866, Horace Barrett, b. 23
July, 1843.
Children :
6526. 1. Anndbelld', b. 13 July, 1868.
6537. 3. Arthur', b. 34 Sept 1871.
6538. 5. T-A"., b. 4 Mar. 1851; married Marvin Berry, b. 16 Jan. 1853.
6529. 6. George-W"., b. 18 Mar. 1853; married, 28 Nov. 1873, Irene Berry, b.
28 Nov. 1858.

572 Descendants of Delorah' ( Winslow) Lull. K
6530. 8. Harry-Franklin', b. 5 Sept. 1834; man-ied  Reed.
Res. 1873, Massema Springs, N.Y.
Child:
6531. Daughter", living in 1873.
6532. 9. Amos-Grbenough', b. 9 Jan. 1837; was married in Malone, by Rev. T.
Richie, 22 Sept. 1853, to Elizabeth-Ann Barry, b. 10 Oct. 1830, at M.,
dau. of James and Lydia (Richie) of M. Merchant Postmaster of E.
Conemaugh, Cambria Co., Pa. Res. Pittsford, Vt. 1874, Malone, N. 7.
Children born in E. Conemaugh :
6533. 1. George-Washington", b. 9 May 1858.
6534. 2. William-Amos", b. 9 July, 1861.
6535. 3. Warren-Bariy", b. 2 Sept. 1865.
6536. .10. Francis-Cromwell', b. 26 Jan. 1829; d. 13 Sept. 1861, Bangor, N.Y,, and
was there buried; m, Plalitsburgh, N.Y,, September, 1853, Adelaide
or Adaline Taylor, of B., who died in 1871 or '2, B., and was buried
there. They have had three chUdren, of whom one is dead.
6537. ALBIN", [6499] (DSorah' (Winslow ) LtOl, Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Ke
nelm',) b. 16 Sept. 1795, Brandon, Vt, ; was married there, by Rev. E. Hibbard, 31
June, 1831, to Amersha-Malinda Clifford, b. 5 Mar. 1799, Pittsford, Vt., dau. of
Simeon and Susannah (Martin) of B. Postmaster in Cass, III. Farmer.
Res. Cass, III., Brandon, Vt., and, 1874, Lockport, WUl Co., Ill
Children :
6538. 1. Lucius-Martin', b. 29 Apr, 1822, Brandon; m, by James McClintock,
Esq,, Lyons, Cook Co,, III., 2 Oct, 1846, to Elizabeth-Thompson Brown,
b, 14 Nov. 1825, Erie, Pa,, dau, of William-Henry and Mary (Bowen)
of E. She died 27 Aug, 1859, Downer's Grove, and was buried at
Lockport. He married 2d  . Justice of the peace and merchant.
Res. Downer's Grove, Lemont, Altona, and, 1874, Lockpoi't, III.
Children :
6539. 1. Edward-Austin", b. 14 Sept. 1847, Downer's Grove, Du Page Co.,
111. ; d. 15 Apr. 1864, Lemont, Cook Co., HI.
6&40. 2. Ella-Emma", b. 19 Mar. 1849, D.G.
6541. 3. Rollin-Albin", b. 6 July, 1851, D.G. ; d. there, 28 Sept 1855.
6542. 4. Willard-Martin", b. 29 June, 1856, D.G.
6543. 5. Jennie-Elizabeth", b. 6 Jan. 1862, Lemont; d. there, 3 Aug, 1862.
6544. 6. Henry-John", b. 24 Apr. 1866, Altona, Knox Co., 111.
C545. 7. Charles-Edward", b. 2 Feb. 1869, "
6546. 3. Ostin- Albin', b. 30 Aug. 1823, Brandon; d. 20 Jan. 1845, Cass, 111.
6547. 8. Ann-Amersha', b, 8 Apr, 1825, B. ; was married by Rev. P. Taylor, at
Cass, 28 May, 1846, to George Gaylord, b. 20 Feb. 1820, Whitehall,
N.Y., 8. of Henry and Clarissa (Martin) of W.
Res. Cass, and, 1874, Lockport, IU.

K Gaylord, Lull, Batchelder. 573
Children bom in Lockport:
6548. 1. George-Henry", b. 29 Oct. 1847.
6549. 3. Adda-Ann", b. 6 Sept. 1849; d. 7 July, 1851, L.
6550. 3. Frances-Ann", b. 8 Apr. 1852.
6551. 4. Albin-Pascal", b. 13 Aug. 1854.
6552. 6. Simeon-Willard", b. 19 Aug. 1856.
6553. 6. Lucy-Julia", b. 13 Nov. 1858; d. 10 July, 1864, L.
6554. 7. Edward-Lull", b. 17 Jan. 1862.
6555. 8. Clarissa-Johnson", b. 6 Jan. 1865.
6556. 9. Laura-Leonora", b. 20 Apr. 1868.
6557. 10. Robert", b. 25 Feb. 1872.
6558. 4. Franklin-Rush', b. 10 Mar. 1827, Brandon, Vt ; d, 17 Apr. 1869, Lock
port.
6559. 5. Helen-Marion', b, 24 Sept. 1829, B. ; died there, 8 May, 1833.
6560. 6. Simeon-Willard', b. 7 Jan. 1832, B. ; m. by Rev. Dr. Samuel- Wm. Lynd,
14 Sept. 1859, to Leonora-Maria Lynd, b. 26 Aug. 1838, Cincinnati, O.,
dau, of Rev. Dr. Samuel-Wm. and Leonora-Maria (Stoughton) of Chicago.
Grocer and dry goods merchant. Res. Downer's Grove, III.
1874, Lockport, IU.
6561. 7. Julia-Augusta', b. 10 Apr. 1834, Brandon. Res. 1874, Evanston, Cook Co., III.
6563, 8, Pitt-Boardman', b, 16 Nov. 1836, Cass, Ul. ; d. 1 Feb. 1864, Chicago, III.
6563. 9, Emma- Adelaide', b, 37 June, 1839, Cass; died there, 16 Jan. 1844.
6564. 10. Frances-Julina', b. 15 Apr. 1843, Cass; died there, 23 Jan. 1844.
6565. JUSTIN", [1207] (Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 22 May, 1770;
d. 13 Nov. 1851, aged 83, Brandon, Vt, ; married there, 37 Sept, 1791, Abigail
Underwood, of Connecticut, b. 33 Aug. 1768, dau. of William and  (Horton) of
Conn. She died 6 Nov. 1851, aged 84, Brandon. He went to Barre with his father's
family, when seven years of age. Was a volunteer for the battle of Plattsburg, but
reached there when it was over. Parmer. Brandon, Vt.
Child ren :
6566. 1. Jeremiah, [6572] b. 23 Aug. 1793; d. 16 Aug, 1801; m. 10 Nov. 1814,
Sally Green.
6567. 3. Justin, [6584] b. 22 Aug. 1795 ; married  .
6568. 3. Chester, [6589] b. 17 July, 1797; d. 29 June, 1871; m. 8 Apr. 1840,
Anna-Green Goss.
6569. 4. Sally, [6594] b. 24 Jan, 1799; m. 29 Nov. 1831, Jesse Batchelder.
6570. 5. Erastds, b. 25 Aug. 1801; d, 8 June, 1805, Brandon.
6571. 6. Erastus-Wabd, [6596] b, 9 Oct. 1808; d. 13 June, 1863; m. Susan Kel-
lum ; m. 2d, Sarah-Thomas Vaughan.
6572. JEREMIAH", [6566] (Justin', Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 23
Aug. 1793, Brandon, Vt.'; d. 16 Aug, 1861, at B,, and was buried there. He was
married in his native town, by Rev. Mr. Hibbard, 10 Nov, 1814, to Sally Green, b.
30 Aug. 1794, dau. of Arba and Hannah (Tucker) of B. She died 31 Sept. 1873, at
B. and was there buried. Farmer. Brandon, Vt.

574 Descendants of Jerenviah* Winslow. K
Children:
6573. 1. LoviNA-P arsons', b. 8 Mar. 1816, Brandon; was married there, by Rev.
Harvey Curtis, 8 Mar. 1836, to Joseph Noyes, b. 16 July, 1816, at B., s.
of Daniel and Thankful (Morse) of Leicester, Addison Co., Vt. Farmer;
makes over 400 lbs. of maple sugar yearly. He resides on Birch Hill,
formerly Sugar Hollow. Brandon, Vt.
Children bom in Brandon:
6574. 1. Joseph-Augustine", b. 9 Jan. 1837; d. 15 Oct. 1841.
6575. 3. Harvey- Augustus", b. 38 Mar. 1843; was married at Rutland, byRobert-
B. Barney, 21 Jan. 1863, to Sally-Stanley Parker, b. 11 Sept. 1843,
at R., dau, of Samuel and Sybil (Hayward) of R, Butcher.
Res. Brandon, Vt.
Children bom in Brandon:
6576. 1. Jennie-Amanda', h. 14 Mar. 1867.
6577. 2. Grace-Bell', b. 30 June, 1872.
6578. 8. George-Edgar", b. 23 Feb. 1847; d. 24 Feb. 1847.
6579. 4. Sarah-Amanda", b. 28 Nov. 1848 ;'d. 26 Feb. 1853.
6580. 5. Alice-Adelaide", b. 27 Feb. 1852; m. Rutland, Vt, by Rev. J-G.
Johnson, 19 Nov. 1872, to Chauncey-Hayward Thomas, b. 5 Dec.
1837, s. of Augustus and Rebecca (Hayward) of R. Farmer.
Res. landon, Vt.
Child:
6581. BerthorAlice', b. 2 Sept. 1873, Brandon.
6582. 6. Arthur", d. 17 Jan. 1855, the day of his birth.
6583. 3. William- Augustine', b. 24 Aug. 1833 ; d. 28 Aug. 1834.
6584. JUSTIN", [6567] (Justin', Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 33 Aug,
1795; died before 1864; married  . Farmer. Res. Fountain Gi-een, LI.
Children :
6585. William-Henry, served in the war ; was killed in 1863, at Nashville, Tenn.
6586. Charles, was killed in the army, 1864, two miles from Atlanta, Ga.
. 6587. Mary, married  Buchanan. Res. St. Louis, Mo
6588. Rosa; unmarried. Res. Fountain Grove, III.
6589. CHESTER", [6568] (.Tustin', Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b, 17
July, 1797, Brandon, Vt, ; married there, 8 Apr. 1840, Anna-Green Goss, b.'l7 Oct.
1818, dau. of Rufus and Anna (Green) of B. He died 39 June, 1871.
Children: Brandon, R
6590. 1. Charles-Marius', b. 10 Feb. 1841, B, ; married, 17 Aug. 1870, Mary-
Elizabeth Blackmer, of B., who died there, 31 Aug. 1873.
Children:
6591. 1. Charles-Gardner", b. 38 Aug, 1871.
6593. 3. Mary-Blackmer", b, 33 Aug, 1873.

^ Descendants of Justin Winslow. 575
6593. 3. Anna-Goss', b. 25 Oct 1843, Brandon; d. 1 Apr. 1862. " She early con
secrated herself to the Savior. On the flrst of March, 1857, she united
with the Congregational Church in Brandon, and ever maintained a
consistent christian character. She was naturally remarkably amiable,
modest, and unassuming — all who knew her loved and respected her.
She had been well cared for by her affectionate and pious parents, and
her young mind was well stored with useful learning. She was a de
voted Sabbath-school teacher, faithful in her labors, and prompt in her
attendance, respected and beloved by the superintendent and by all the
school. Her death is a heavy blow to all her friends, and especially to
her parents, for she was a model daughter. But the Master has called
her home to rest, and by this providence speaks to us, ' Be ye also
ready.'" — Vermont Chronicle.
6594, SALLY", [6569] (Justin', Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 24 Jan,
1799, Brandon, Vt. ; married there, 39 Nov, 1831, Jesse BATCHELDER, b. 8 Sept,
1794, s. of Samuel, of Northwood, N.H., and Nancy (Lowe) of Northampton, Mass,
He is deceased. Cabinet-maker. Brandon, Vt.
Child:
6595. .TuLius- Augustus, born in Brandon; died there, aged five days.
[Several other children died young,]
6596. ERASTUS-WARD", [0.571] (Justin', Jedediah*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b,
9 Oct. 1808, Brandon, Yt, ; d, 13 June, 1863, in B,, and was buried there. His will
was also recorded iu that town. He was married by Ezra June, Esq., Brandon, 9
Sept 1830, to Susan Kellum, who died 4 ,^Iar. 1833, in that place, and was there
buried. He was married 3d, Woodstock, Vt, by Rev. Thomas Southgate, 32 July,
1833, to Sarah-Thomas Vaughan, b, 13 July, 1811, Plymouth, Mass,, dau, of Olivoi
and Sarah (Churchill) of P. Farmer. Brandon, Vt.
Children born in Brandon:
6597. 1. Martha-Elizabeth', b, 22 July, 1831 ; was married by Rev. J-D. Kings
bury, Brandon, 1 Jan, 1857, to Alonzo Gibbs, of Bridgewater.
Res. 1873, West Lebanon, N.H.
Child :
6598. Lyman-Alonzo", b. 31 Jan. 1858, Brandon.
6599. 2. Hiram-Kellum', b, 1 Mar, 1833; m. by Rev. C-A. Thomas, at B., 25
Nov. 1855, to Melvina-Ruan Roberts, b. 15 Sept, 1837, d. of Oscav-F.
and Anna-Amanda (Buel) of B. She died 2 May, 1857, B., aud was
buried there. He was married 2d, by Rev. C-A. Thomas, at B,, 23 Nov.
1858, to Agnes-Adelia Phelps, dau. of David-Locke and Mary-Barrett
(Smith). Farmer and postmaster.
Res. Harmony, Fillmore Co., Minn., and, 1874, Brandon, Vt.
Children:
6600. 1. Rollin-Oscar", b, 3 Sept. 1856, Brandon,
6(101. 2, Hattie-Melvina", b, 1 May, 1861, Harmony, Minn.
0002. 3. Albert-Henry", b. 13 Mar, 18G0, Brandon.

Thomas-Goodsjpeed' Winslow.

K

6003. 3. Susan-Augusta', b. 14 Mar, 1837; d. 1 Oct 1840.
6604. 4. Horacb-Orlando', b. 17 Feb. 1839;- d. 9 Mar. 1839.
0005. 5. Heney-Ebastus', b, 19 Nov. 1841; in 1873 was unmarried. Res. Brandon, Vt.
6606. 6. Heman-Ward', b. 7 Sept, 1844; d, 35 Sept. 1847.
6607. 7. Mary-Augusta', b. 18 Dec, 1846; d. 19 Sept 1847.
6608. THOMAS-GOODSPBED", [1310] (Jedediah*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',)
married Phila Daniels. He was a prominent business man. He settled in Paris,
N.Y. ; removed to Utica, N.Y.
Children :
6609. Myron-Danibls", died October, 1865, Angola, N.Y.; married, 33 Jan.
1833, Altheda-Hinman Strong, b.' 33 Mar. 1813, Rutland, Jefferson Co.,
N.Y., dau. of Orrin and Huldah (Titus) of Byron, N.Y. She died 3
June, 1846, Angola. [Por Strong family see Strong Genealogy, p. 993.]
Carpenter. Res. Angola, N. 7.
Children :
6610. Almirai.
6611. Lydia-Ann'.
6613. Titus-PhilemonT.
6613. Marilla'.
6614. Laura'.
6615. Martin", res. 1870, in Ohio.
6616. Harriet".
6617. Patty". Res. 1870, Brant, N. Y.
6618. Alonzo-Douglass", b. 7 July, 1813; married, 3 May, 1846, Lydia-Ann
Strong, b. 23 Aug. 1820, Slarshall, N.Y., dau, of Orrin and Hnldali
(Titus) of Byron, N.Y. Parmer. Res. Detroit, Mich. Brant, Erie Co., N.Y.
Children :
6619. 1. Julia-Altheda', b. 34 Dec. 1848; d. 3 Sept 1865.
6630. 3. Amelia-Florella', b. 11 Dec. 1851 ; m. 5 Feb, 1870, Levi-John Darwin,
6631. 3. Adeline-Estelle', b. 34 Oct 1855.
[Records of other descendants of Jedediah* may be found in the Addenda, as
they were received too late for publication in their proper place, a part of our account
of the family having been already printed, and the serial number added to the
remainder.] 6633. DR. LEMUEL", [1212] (Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenehn',) b. 1 Apr.
1755, Salisbury, Ct ; d. Aug. 1828, Williston, Vt. His funeral sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Loren Brewster, from Habbakuk 3: 17, 18, verses chosen by himself.
Ho married Elizabeth Beach, b. 26 Sept. 17r)6, Goshen, Conn,, and died 17 Oct
1823, Williston, Vt, On account of his health, in 1810, he removed with his family
to Louisville, now Norfolk, St, Lawrence Co, , N. Y. ; was the first physician of that
place. He afterwards practiced in Williston, Vt.

^ Nathaniel-Fitch' Winslow. 577
Children :
6033. 1. Nathaniel-Fitch, [6635] b. 37 July, 1780; d. 31 July, 1864; m. Sarah
Smith ; m. 3d, Fanny (Burroughs) Barney.
6624. 3. Elizabeth, [6648] b. 6 Jan. 1784; m. 12 July, 1804, Eben Judson.
6625. NATHANIEL-FITCH", [6623] (Lemuel', Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Ke
nelm',) b. 37 July, 1780, Richmond, Mass. ; d. 81 July, 1864, Norfolk, N.Y., and
was there buried. He married Sarah Smith, b. 22 May, 1783, Lanesboro, and died
21 Feb. 18 — . He married 2d, at Norfolk, Fanny (Burroughs) Barney, whose parents
resided in Potsdam. She died 14 Feb. 1870, Norfolk. He emigrated to New York
State in the year 1811, and settled in the then town of Louisville, now Norfolk, St.
Lawrence County. He engaged in farming, but, soon receiving the agency of Con
stable and Van Ness tracts of lands, his attention was mainly devoted to that busi
ness. He was appointed County Judge in the year 1815, and held the office until
1823, wheu his term of office was terminated by his election to the Assembly. Prom
the organization of the county in 1803, and for many years afterwards, the Federal
ists were in the ascendency. In the year 1818 Mr. Winslow was put in nomination
by the Republicans for the Assembly, and was renominated and defeated (but by de
creasing majorities) every year, until 1833, when he was elected; and so well satis
fied were the people of the county with his course in the Assembly, that, receiving
the nomination the next year, he had no opposing candidate. He was for eight years
supervisor of the town in which he lived, then called Stockholm. Mr, Horace" Allen
[6977] says of him: " Judge Winslow was a man of good mind, a devout Christian,
and a warm friend." Farmer. Norfolk, N. Y.
Children :
6636. 1. Elos-Lemuel', b. 36 Dec. 1806, Williston, Vt ; graduated at Union
College, Schenectady, in 1835. He then turned his attention to civil
engineering ; was employed in the survey of some railroads in New York
State, and canals and railroads in Michigan. Abandoning that profes
sion, he went to JIalone, N.Y,, and engaged as principal of the academy
there, where he remained for several years, during which time he studied
law and was admitted to practice, but never devoted his attention to
the profession afterwards. He was appointed superintendent of schools
for Franklin County in 1845, held the office two years, and was then
elected member of Assembly. It is truly said that he discharged the
duties of the various positions he held during his life with credit to him
self and satisfaction to his employers and constituents. In 1848 he left
Malone for California, where he pursued the business of mining and
merchandising with variable success, until his death in 1854, in Volcano,
Cal.
6627. 3. Georqb-Smith', b. 18 Aug. 1808, Williston, Vt. ; commenced life as a
common-school teacher. Subsequently was elected superintendent of
schools in the county of St. Lawrence, also county clerk two terms— six
years. He held several other offices, such as justice of the peace, etc.
He has also been county clerk for several years in Hastings, Dakota Co.,
Minn. He was married at Cooperstown, Otsego Co., N.Y., by Rev.

578 Descendants of Nathaniel-Fitch' Winslow. K
Joseph Rawson, Episcopal minister, 3 Oct, 1844, to Harriet-Jeannette
Ingalls, dau. of Samuel-Moulton and Sally (Northup) of Cheshire,
Berkshire Co,, Mass, Parmer, Res, Stockholm, Ogdensburg, Canton,
Potsdam, Gouverneur, and Parishville, N.Y. 1876, Hastings, Minn.
Children:
6628, 1, EUa-Madora", b. 15 July, 1845, Gouverneur.
(i629, 2. George-Lemuel", b, 19 June, 1847,
0630, 3, Frederick- Smith", b, 12 Mar, 1853, Canton; died in 1873.
6631, 4, Edwin-Lawrence', b, 13 May, 1855,
6632. 3. Mauy', b. 3 July, 1810, Williston, Vt ; was married by G-B. Rowley, Nor-
folk, N.Y., 10 Dec. 1852, to Benjamin Pinney, born in 1803, in Ver
mont He died 11 Dec. 1863, Potsdam, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y., and
was there buried. Farmer in Potsdam. s.p.
She res. 1876, Norfolk, N. Y.
6633. 4. Maria-Elizabeth-Ann', b, 34 Aug, 1813, Norfolk, N,Y. ; married there,
28 Jan. 1840, Moses Sweet, b, 6 Jan, 1814, township of Brome, county
of Brome, P.Q., s. of Amos, of township of Brome, and Relief (Gil
man) who was a native of Gilmanton, N.H. Collector of customs.
Dominion of Canada, Res. Potsdam, N,Y., township of Brome, P. Q,
1870, Ilemmingford, Hunt ingdiin Co., P.Q.
Children born in Potsdam, N,Y. :
0034. 1. Alice-Jane-Sniith", b. 0 Xov. 1840; married, 13 June, 1805, Ralph-
Archibald Gage,
Children born in East Farnham, I". Q. :
6035. 1. Arch ibald-E los- Winxluw', h. 15 June, 1866.
6636. 2, Ulysses-Sherman\ b, 20 Apr. 1869.
6637. 3, Almon-Jackson-Winslow", b, 10 itar. 1842.
0638. 3, Adelia-Amarette-Augusta", b, 14 July, 1845.
6639. 5. SEREKius-NATHANiEL-Frrrii', b. 18 Oct 1817; was unmamed in 1876.
Clerk. K(,'s. in California, and, 1876, Sedalia, Mo.
6040. 6. LEONARD-EBBN-BBEcn', b. 24 Jan. 18,^0; m. Fond du Lac, Wis., 25 May,
1857, EmmaPoote, b. 11 IMay, 1828, Canton, N,Y., dau, of Henry and
Amelia (Bird) of C. She died 12 Oct. 1870, and was buried in Clinton,
Mo. Druggist at Canton, St Lawrence Co,, N,Y,, ten years; agricul
turist, and secretary of St, Lawrence Co, Ag, Soe. ; also loan agent He'
removed from St. Lawrence County to St, Louis, and from thence, on
account of ill health, to Norris Forks, .Mo,
Res. 1876, Clinton, Eenn Co., Mo.
Children :
C641. 1. Arma", b, 6 Jan, 1858, Canton, N, Y. ; d. 2 Dec. 1863.
0642. 2. Emma", b, 24 July, 1800, "
0,643. 3. Maimee", b, 37 Dec, 1861, "
6044. ¦ 4. Elos-Leonard", b, 13 Aug, 1809, Norris Forks Mo.

^^ Elizabeth' {Winslow) Judson. 579
6645. 7. Eliza-Sarah', b. 4 Sept 1832, Norfolk, N.Y. ; was married there, by
Rev. J-B. Rowley, 1 Feb. 1847, to Abel-Atwood Hall, b. 19 Oct. 1821,
Raymondville, N.Y., s. of Erastus and Elizabeth (Jackson). Farmer;
justice of the peace eighteen years. Res, Raymondville, N.Y.
1876, Norwood, formerly Norfolk, N. Y.
Children :
6646. 1. Elizabeth-Jackson", b, 19 Nov. 1847, Raymondville, N.Y. ; married
 Phelps. I
6647. 3. Erastus-Fitch", b. 25 Dec. 1854.

6648. ELIZABETH", [6024] (Lemuel', Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b.,6
Jan. 1784, Salisbury, Ct. ; was married by Hon. Solomon Miller, Williston, Vt., 12
July, 1804, to Eben JUDSON, b, 5 May, 1779, Sunderiand, Vt,, s, of Michael, of S.
He died 29 June, 1813 or '14, at Louisville, now Norfolk, N,Y,, to which place they
removed, March, 1810, from Williston, Vt, He filled various offices of trust in St.
Lawrence County. Sir. Horace' Allen furnishes the following item in regard to him :
" Mr. Eben Judson and Mr. Erastus Hall were not members of the Church of Christ,
but believing that the observance of the sabbath conduced to morality, they, soon
after their arrival, agreed to hold religious meetings alternately at the house of each,
at which a sermon should be read ; and that their families should not remain and
visit after the meeting was dismissed. These meetings were kept up for some time
without prayers, when one Montague, who came to build a mill, heard of the meet
ings, attended, aud was the first worshiper who could sing and pray."
Children :
0049. 1. Henry-P., b. 13 Apr. 1805, Williston, Vt ; d. 15 May, 1855, Norfolk, N.Y.
He was a successful merchant and held many offices of profit and trust,
among which was that of postmaster.
6650. 3. Julius, b. 37 May, 1806, Williston, Vt. He has held various town offices,
and performed the duties of commissioned officers in the Uniformed
^Militia Guards. Res. 1873, Bai/mondville, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y.
6651. 3. Ephraim, b. 21 Dec 1807, Williston, Vt, ; d. 8 Feb. 1855, Brasher, N.Y.
Parmer; and has held various town offices.
6653. 4. Roscius-W., b. 17 Aug. 1810, Louisville, N.Y. He first engaged iuteach-
in<T; at the same time studied law, and was after a few years admitted
to practice. Became a good speaker and orator, delivering orations on
the 4th of July, temperance lectures, etc., in St, Lawrence Co., N.Y.
When the war broke out he lectured in all the towns in that part of
New York State, to aid in getting volunteers for the Union army; was
very successful wherever he went. In August, 1862, he, by his own
labor, raised the 142d Regt, N,Y, Vols,, and left Camp Wheeler in
Ogde'nsburgh, the 1st of October, 1862, as Colonel. Remained with
the regiment till honorably discharged on account of ill health, when he
returned to Ogdensburgh and resumed his former business as counsellor
, , Res, 1870, Ogdensburgh, N. Y.

580 Hannah' [Window) Tuttle. ^
6653. HANNAH", [1213] (Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 14 Feb. 1757,
Salisbury, Conn. ; d. 28 May, 1803, Williston, Vt., aud was there buried. She mar
ried in Goshen, Ct., 1780, Timothy TUTTLE, b. 13 June, 175-, at G,, s. of Timothy
and Hannah (Waddams) of G. He died 14 June, 1814, at W., and was buried there.
As eariy as his age* permitted, he entered the Revolutionary army, in which he served
five years, being engaged in many memorable battles, such as Cowpens; was in camp
at Valley Forge, at the time of great suffering. They removed, in 1787, to Willis
ton, Vt., then called " Green Mountain Territory," and there spent the remainder of
their lives. He was a farmer.
Children :
6654. 1. Philo-Judson, [6660] b. 3 Mar. 1781; d. 1848; m. Mabel Lee; m. 3d 
[Ransom].
6655. 3. Clement, [6687] b. 37 Mar. 1783; d. 33 Aug. 1838; m. Semantha Augur;
m, 3d, Abigail Ketchum.
6656. 3. Timothy, [6739] b. 29 Apr. 1787; d. 8 Oct. 1865; m. Priscilla Farns-
worth.
6657. 4. Richmond, [6739] b. 20 Feb, 1790 ; m. Lovina Morton.
6658. 5. Electa, [6791] b. 16 July, 1793; m. 15 Oct. 1810, Zophar Beach.
6659. 6. Grace, b. June, 1795, Williston, Vt. ; died in 1797.
6660. PHILO-JUDSON", [6654] (Hannah' (Winslow) Tuttle, Nathaniel*, John',
Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 8 Mar. 1781, in Connecticut; died in 1848, Louisville, St.
Lawrence Co., N.Y. ; married Jlabel Lee. After her death he married 3d, 
[Ransom], who died about 1819. Farmer. Madrid, N. Y.
Children :
6661. Adalinb', is deceased; married Silas StoweU, of Waddington, St. Law
rence Co., N.Y., and had one son and two daughters. He res. 1874, Jackson, Mich.
6663. Eliza-Ann', married Ransom Sheldon, of Lisbon, N.Y. They removed
to Wisconsin in the winter of 1867, and he died in the following spring.
They had four sons and three daughters, all of whom married, and all but
two res. in New York State. She res. 1874, Boyalton, Waupaca Co., Wm.
6663. Harriet', married Isaac Sheldon, of Lisbon, N.Y. They had several
children, four of whom married. The youngest son res. Lisbon, N.Y,,
also the youngest daughter. The eldest daughter res. in Minnesota.
Res. 1874, Lisbon Centre, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.
6664. Pbilo-Judson", (the only child whose name we have) was educated for
a Cong, minister; in 1874 was agent of Life Ins. Co.
Res. Owatonna, Steele Co., Minn.
6665. Horace', married Mary-Ann Mayne, who died in the spring of 1853. He
married 2d, her sister Esther Mayne. He had two sons and one daughter
by the first marriage, and one son and three daughters by the second
marriage. Some of the children are deceased. Res, 1874, Ogdensburgh, N. Y.
6666. Semantha', died of cholera in the summer of 1849-50; married Alfred
Tate, an Englishman, who died November, 1854. Res. Canada West.

K Descendants of Hannah' {Winslow) Tuttle. 581
Children:
6667. 1. Mary-Agnes", b. 18 Dec. 1846; married, 12 Jan. 1865, Wallace-B.
KimbaU.
Child:
6668. Gertrude, b. 23 Oct, 1866.
6669. 3. Anna-Maria", b. 6 Mar. 1848 ; married, 1 Aug. 1868, Anson-M. Kinyon.
Child:
6670. Viola*, b. 5 May, 1870.
6671. Philo-Judson', b. 19 Apr. 1821, Madrid, N.Y. ; was married by Rev. Mr.
Miller, Louisville, N.Y., 6 Sept. 1846, to Thesta Taylor, born in 1828,
at L., dau. of Loren and Caroline (Caryl) of L. She died 8 May, 1848,
L., and was there buried. He was married 2d, by Mr. Fisk,
Madrid, 28 Sept 1849, toAbigail-Eliza Rice, b. 2 Oct, 1827, Oswegatchie,
St. Lawrence Co., N.Y., dau. of Daniel-H, and Sylvia (Axtell) of Chester,
TMndsor Co., Vt. Town supervisor, captain of militia, and farmer.
Res. Louisville, Madrid, and Lisbon, N.Y.
1874, Merton, Minn.; P.O. add., Owatonna, Steele Co., Minn.
Children:
6673. 1. Thesta', b. 18 Apr. 1847, Louisville, N.Y. ; d. 21 Feb. 1850, Lisbon,
N.Y., and was buried in Louisville.
6673. 3. Frederic-Daniel", b. 31 July, 1850, Lisbon; m. Wasioja, Dodge Co,,
Minn., 38 Jan, 1874, Lydia Miller.
6674. 3. Charles-Leslie", b. 15 Sept. 1852, Lisbon; m, Prairieville, Rice Co,,
Minn,, 11 Nov, 1873, Cornelia-Maria Chapin.
6675. 4. Alice-Cornelia", b. 21 Aug. 1854, Lisbon; m, Mankato, Blue Earth Co.,
Minn., 38 July, 1873, John-Marion Burgess.
Harriet", b. 1 Feb. 1857, Lisbon; died there, 19 Feb. 1862.
Eva-Lovicy", b. 4 Mar. 1859, "
Ernest-Linden", b, 29 Nov. 1863, "
Stella-Mary", b, 31 Jan. 1865, "
Alton-Philo", b, 8 Mar. 1867, "
Florence-Eliza", b. 10 July, 1869, Merton, Minn. ; d. there, 5 Sept.
1869.
Floy-Bertram", b. 2 July, 1872, Merton.
Iwanowna', married about 1847, Chauncey-I. Orcutt, of Louisville, N.Y.,
and had two daughters. The eldest died of consumption, about 1862,
and the other was about twenty years of age in 1874.
Res. 1874, Massena Centre, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y.
6684. Wallace-W'., married Martha Graves, of Chase's Mills, St. Lawrence Co.,
N.Y. Res. 1874, Chme's MilU, N. Y.
Child:
6685. George*, b. 8 Sept. 1866.
0686. Helen', died young.

6676.

5.

6677.

6.

6678.

7.

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8.

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11.

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582 Descendants of HamJiah' {Winslow) Tuttle. K
6687. CLEMENT", [6655] (Hannah' (Winslow ) Tuttle, Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 27 Mar. 1783, Richmond, Mass, ; d, 23 Aug, 1828, Murray, N.Y., and
was buried there. He married, Williston, Vt., 5 Jan. 1807, Semantha Augur, b. 36
Dec 1786, Richmond, Vt, dau, of Felix and Esther (Taylor) of W. She died 31
June, 1834, Murray, Orleans Co,, N,Y,, and was buried there, Jlaj. Gen, C-C.
Augur, of the U. S, A, , was her nephew. He married 2d, 9 Nov, 1 826, Abigail Ketch
um, b, 13 Apr, 1788, dau, of Jesse and Molly (Robins) of Newark, L.L She died 17
Aug, 1870, Murray, and was there buried. Justice of the peace. Murray, N.Y.
Children ;
0688. 1. Esther, [6692] b. 16 Dec. 1808; m. 3 Sept, 1836, John Thompson.
0689. 3. Felix, b. 23 Sept, 1810, Madrid; d, 19 Dec, 1835, Kendall, N.Y,
0090, 3. Apollos-Augur, [6710] b. 9 Oct 1833; m, 15 Oct 1845,  Travor.
6691. 4. Egbert-Ketchum, [6730] b. 11 Aug. 1837; m, Emily King; m, 3d Han
nah Prink; m. 3d, Anna-Eliza Strunk.
6693, ESTHER', [6688] (Clement', Hannah' (Winslow) Tuttle, Nathaniel*, John',
Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 16 Dec, 1808, Madrid, N,Y, ; m. Batavia, Genesee Co,, N.Y.,
3 Sept 1836, John THOMPSON, b. 31 Feb. 1798, Waterford, N.Y., s. of John and
Betsey (Raymond) of B. Farmer and grocer ; has retired from business. Res, Bur
lington, Vt, ; Kendall and Batavia, N.Y. ; Jackson and Battle Creek, Mich.
1873, Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Co., Mich.
Children :
1, Se.mantha", b. 1838, Batavia; died the same year.
3. Elizabeth", b, 39 Apr, 1839, Batavia; m, Ann Arbor, Mich., 6 Feb. 1850,
Andrew-Jackson Sutherland, b. 34 Oct. 1834, Geneva, N.Y., s. of Col.
Castle and Nancy-Ann (Gardner) of A,A, [Castle Sunderland was a
gun-maker, and had charge of the New York State Arsenal, durin<T the
war of 1813; was at the taking of Port Erie, and was commissioned
Colonel in 1836; d, 1863, at Ann Arbor, Mich,, in the triumph of faith,]
Real estate and life ins, agent, etc, ; notary public: trustee of First .M.E,
Church in Ann Arbor, class leader and Sunday-school teacher.
Res, 1873, Ann Arbor City, town of Ann Arbor, Midi.
Children born at Ann Arbor:
6695. 1. Alice-Louise", 1.. 30 Nov, 1850; m, Ann Arbor, 3 Ails', 187], Otis-
Erastus Haven, b, 39 July, 1849, New York rity, s. o^f Dr. Erastus-
Otis, ex-president of Michigan University, novv residing in New
York city.
Child;
6G96. Grace", b. 22 Oct. 1R73, A, A.
6607. 3. Clement-Tuttle", b, 3 Sept. 1853; d. 23 September of the same year,
at Ann Arbor.
0698. 3. Edward-A polios", b. 2 Feb. 1857; died the same day.

6693. 6694.

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6701.

2.

0703.

3.

6703.

4.

6704.

5,

6705.

6,

6706, 4.

Wi

K Descendants of Clement' Tuttle. 583
6699, 3. Clement-Rich.mond", b. 17 July, 1831, Batavia; m. Battle Creek, Jlich.,
23 Nov. 1857, Emily-Ermina Parker, b. 8 Feb. 1840, Medina,
Orleans Co., N,Y,, dau, of Cliarles and Deborah-Isabell (  ) of Battle
Creek, and natives of Woodbury, Conn. Merchant and fanner.
Res. New York, California, Ann Arbor, and, 1873, Battle Creek, Mich.
Children born in Ann Arbor, except tho youngest:
Jennie-Elizabeth", b. 1 Oct 1858.
Annie-Ermina", b. 4 July, 1860.
Charies-Parker", b, 6 Aug, 1863.
Nettie-Thompson", b. 8 Aug. 1867; died 4 October of the same year,
at Ann Arbor.
Alice-Louise", b. 8 June, 1868.
Susan-Emma', b, 16 Nov. 1872, Battle Creek.
William-Francis", b. 15 Jan. 1835, Scio, Washtenaw Co., Mich, ; d, 39
June, 1839, Ann Arbor, and was there buried.
6707. 5. Edward -Emory", b. 29 Apr. 1839, Ann Arbor; is an invalid and unmar
ried.
6708, 6. Albbii'i--\pollos", b. 31 Dec, 1843, " ; died there, 11 Dec, 1847,
6709. 7. Willis-Judson", b. 17  , 1849, " ; died there, 9 Oct. 1849,
6710. APOLLOS-AUGUR', [6690] (CTman*", Hannah' (Winslow)TvXt\e, Nathan
iel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 9 Oct. 1833, Murray, N.Y. ; was married by
Thomas-C. Gardner, Dexter, Washtenaw Co,, Mich,, 15 Oct, 1845, to  Travor, b,
39 Dec. 1837, 300 Mulberry St. New York city, dau. of Absalom and Charlotte
(Miller) of A, A. Cooper. Res. Ann Arbor and York, Washtenaw Co., and Milan,
Monroe Co., Mich, 1873, Saline, Washtenaw Co., Mich.
Children :
0711. 1. Charlotte-SbmaNtha, b. 9 3Iar, 1847, Ann Arbor.
Emma-Malissa, b.4 June, 1849, "
Clement-Richmond, b, 14 July, 1851, "
Frances-.^Ialinda, b. 15 July, 1853, "
Lizzie-Sutherland, b, 16 Aug, 1855, "
Andkew-Apollos, b. 13 Dec. 1858, Saline.
Richard-Harrison, b. 11 Nov. 1860, Milan.
Esther-Jane, b. 17 Nov, 1863, "
Egbert-Grant, b. 8 Nov. 1865, York,
6730, EGBERT- KETCHU.M', [6691] (Clement', Hannah' ( Winsloio) Tuttle, Nathan
iel*, John', Kenelm'', Kenelm',) b. 11 Aug. 1837, Jlurray, N.Y. ; was married by Rev.
Ely Hannibal, Clarkson, Monroe Co., N.Y., 37 Nov, 1850, to Emily King, b. 7 Nov.
1839 dau. of Marvin and Charlotte (Hull) of James, Orleans Co., N.Y. She died 34
May 1864, Poestenkill, Rensselaer Co., and was buried in Clarkson, N,Y. He mar
ried 2d, Rochester, probably N,Y,, 20 Dec. 1864, Hannah Fiink, dau. of David,
She died 38 Jul}-, 1807, Hamlin, Monroe Co., N,Y,, and was buried in Clarkson, He
married 3d, at Brockport, iMonroe Co,, N,Y,, 24 Apr. 1870, Anna-Eliza Strunk, dau.
of David and Hannah (Haner), Farmer and pathmaster. Res. 1873, Hamlin, N. Y,

6712.

2.

6713.

3.

6714.

4.

6715.

5.

6716.

6.

6717.

7,

6718.

8,

6719.

9.

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584 Descendants of Hannalt ( Winslow ) Tuttle.

Children born in Hamlin :
6721. 1. Sarah-Louise", b. 17 Nov, 1851; died ininfancy.
6723. 2. Sarah-Ann", b. 8 Feb. 1853; married, 10 Nov. 1870, Charles Ferris.
Child:
6733.  », b. 30 Aug. 1871.
6734. 3. Mary-Elizabeth", b. 25 Feb. 1856.
6725. 4. Louise", b. 22 May, 1858.
6726. 5. Ely-Hannibal", b. 17 Sept. 1860.
0727. 6. Emily-Maeia", b. 19 Dec. 1865.
6728. 7. David-Hanbr", b. 24 Mar. 1871.
6729, TIMOTHY", \%^m](Hannah'(Winslow)T^xtt\e, Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 29 Apr. 1787, Williston, Vt. ; d, 8 Oct, 1865, Lockport, Niagara Co.,
N.Y., and was buried at Cambria, in the same county. He married at Jericho, Vt.,
34 Sept, 1810, Priscilla Farnsworth, b. 20 Mar, 178'J, at J,, dau, of Benjamin and
Rebecca (Wilson) of J. She died 7 Mar. 1844, at C, and was there buried. Farmer,
They resided in different towns in Orleans, Genesee, Monroe, and Niagara counties.
Children :
0730. 1. Alzina', b. 18 Oct 1811, Williston, Vt ; d. 28 June, 1857.
0731. 2. MiRON- Winslow', b, 18 Nov. 1818, jMurray, N.Y,; m. by Rev. H. Pettit,
Somerset, Niagara Co,, N,Y,, 24 Oct. 1847, to Amanda-M. Brown, b, 19
Dec, 1837, Ridgeway, N,Y,, dau, of Augustus and Permelia (Irons) of
Lockport, Niagara Co,, N,Y, She died 6 May, 1866, at L,, and was
buried in Cambria. He was married 3d, by Rev. E-R. Sawyer, Gaines,
Orleans Co., N.Y., 39 Apr. 1868, to Elvira Irons, dau. of Rev, Ara and
Mary (Niles) of G. Farmer. Res, Murray and Ridgeway, Orleans Co,,
and Cambria, Niagara Co,, N.Y., and Muskegon, Mich. 1873, Lockport, N. 1.
Children :
0733. 1. Lavern", b. 17 June, 1848, Lockport.
6733. 3. Medora", b. 5 July, 1850, L. ; married Marcus-A, Lafler, of Hersey,
Mich.
6734. 3. Olin", b. 9 Oct 1864, L.
6735. 3. H.ARMON', b, 9 July, 1831, Jlurray, Res, 1873, HilUdale, Mich.
6730. 4. JloNDANA', b, 21 June, 1834, Bergen, Genesee Co,, N,Y, ; married 
Jeffries. Res, 1873, Wilson, Niagara Co., N Y.
0737. 5, Urana', b. 10 Dec, 1825, Bergen; is deceased.
6738. 6. Benjamin-Franklin', b. 10 Jan. 1838, Murray, N.Y. ; is owner of a coal
mine. Res, 1873, Sliandmrg, Penn.
6739. SERGT. RICHMOND", [6657] (Hannah' (Winslow) Tuttle, Nathaniel*,
John', Kenelm', Ke?ielm',) b. 30 Feb. 1790, Williston, Vt. ; married there, 9 July, 1815
Lovina Morton, of W., b. 6 May, 1794, Windsor, Conn., dau, of Diodate, who rem.
from E. Windsor to Williston about 1794, and Jemima (Rockwell). She died 30

^^ Sergt. Eiohmond' Tuttle. 585
Aug. 1807, Mlshawaka. In 1811, he commenced business for himself in Hamilton,
N.\ . ; in October of the same year was wrecked on the first steamer that ever floated
on Lake Jfichigan. He lay on the wreck twenty-four hours in a severe storm,' and
suffered much. In 1813, the war between Great Britain and the United States broke
up his business, and he joined a one-year company, called dragoons, whose business
was scouting and carrying despatches. He was appointed sergeant. Two of his most
intimate friends were arrested by the enemy and executed as spies, and many fell in
battle, until they were reduced to sixteen, and discharged before the yeai- was up.
He was at the battle of Ogdensburgh when it was taken, and was at Sackett's Harbor
while our army and fleet went up the lake to Little York, leaving 400 as guard.
In 1815, they settled in Potsdam, N.Y. In 1819, they removed to Rochester,
N.Y., and, about the third year after, he was attacked with inflammation of the eyes,
losing the use of them for several years, which broke him up in business again. In
1826, they changed their residence to Brockport, and, in the fall of 1827, both united
with the Methodist Episcopal church. Ever after, his house was called the "Meth
odist Tavern, " and was a welcome home for all the itinerancy. He was soon ap
pointed trustee, steward, and class leader; held the offices many years, and had the
financial part in superintending the erection of three churches, two brick and one
wooden. In 1835, he went to Mlshawaka, and commenced business again. There
he found five Methodist brothers and formed a class, he being leader, and in a short
time obtained preaching once in two weeks. That church has since grown to be
the largest and most wealthy in the district. He filled the office of coroner eight
years. He was always a staunch temperance man. In 1870, his daughter writes,
"He is now in his eightieth year, hale and hearty. He feels that his work is nearly
ended, and is waiting, ready and willing when the summons comes to say farewell."
Saddler and harness maker. Res. 1873, Mishawaka, St. Joseph Co., Ind.
Children :
6740. 1. Son', died 4 Nov. 1816, Potsdam, N.Y., the day of his birth.
6741. 2. Louisa-Caroline', b. 16 Oct. 1817, Williston, Vt ; m. Brockport, N.Y.,
1 Jan. 1835, Albert Hudson, b. 1 Dec. 1815, West Hartford, Ct., son of
Benjamin and Harriet (Dickinson) of Sabula, Jackson Co., Iowa. Shoe
and leather merchant Res. 1874, Mishawaka, hid.
Children :
6742. 1. Frances-Maria", b. 2 Jan. 1836; d. 13 Sept, 1836, at M.
6743. 3. George-Richmond", b, 9 June, 1838, M. ; was married by Rev. Dr.
Shaw, Rochester, N.Y,, 11 Apr, 1862, to Frances-Julia Hagamon,
b, 30 Apr, 1839, at R,, dau, of Charles-Dyer and Harriet (Stone) of
R. Merchant. Res. 1809, Toledo, 0.
Children born in Toledo:
0744. 1. Frances- Georgiana', b. 7 Mar. 1865; fl- 19 Julji ISfS) T.
0745. 2. Louise', b, 25 Mar. 1866,
0746. 3. Emma- Frances', b. 17 July, 1867.
6747. 4. Georgiana', b. 31 Aug. 1868.

586 Descendants of Hannah' { Winslow ) Tuttle.
(i748, 3. Edwin-Russell", b. 3 June, 1841; d. 22 July, 1842, M.
6749, 4, Elbert-Ard", b. 30 June, 1844; d. 11 Jan, 1845, M.
6750. • 5, Emma-Leonard", b. 10 Feb. 1846, M. ; d. 6 July, 1868; marned, 22
Oct. 1865, Col. Newton Bingham, b. 6 Mar. 1841, s, of Alfred and
Anna (Miller) of M. He enhsted at Goshen, in tbe 48th Ind. Vols. ;
went into camp as a private, in November, 1861, and rose by ment
and valor tc. the office of colonel. He participated m many hard-
fought battles; was at luka, Corinth, Vicksburg, Goldsborough,
etc • marched with Gen. Sherman to the sea, and, at Savannah,
took charge of his regiment. He died 25 Nov. 1868, and was bur
ied with Masonic honors, on Thanksgiving-day, at Mishawaka.
6751. 6. Harriet-Lovina", b. 29 Apr, 185- ; married, 20 Dec, 1868, James-Rus
sell Hudson, s. of James-Hartwell and Roxella (Barton) of Saug
atuck, Mich,
Child :
0733. Bertha-Louise', b, 26 Oct 1869, Rochester, Minn.
0753. 7, Clara-Louisa", b, 21 July, 1856, M.
0754, 8, Edward-Albert", b. 17 Feb. 1860, M.
6755. 3. Son', b. aud d. 27 Dec, 1818, Rochester, N.Y.
0756. 4. Maria-Eliza', b, 27 May, 1821, Rochester; m. Mishawaka, 7 Feb. 183r,
Andrew-Moores Wing, b. 23 Nov. 1811, Fort Ann, Washington Co,,
N.Y,, s, of Benjamin and Betsey (Hatch), [Benjamin and Betsey
(Hatch) were married 15 May, 1800, Falmouth, Mass., where Betsey was
born, 16 iMar, 1780; d, 20 July, 1863, aged 83, at Mishawaka, Imme
diately after their marriage they went to Saratoga Co,, N.Y. She was
gr. ch. of Thomas Tupper, of Lynn, who, with Richard Bourne, purchased
the Sandwich lands in 1637. "In his regard for the spirituj\l interests
of the Indians Mr, Tupper preached to them, although he was not edu
cated for the ministry. He founded an Indian church near Herring
river, supplied with a succession of ministers of his name, A pastor,
his great grandson, died in 1787," Allen's Biog. Diet.] He went to
Mishawaka in 1834; after his marriage in 1837 he emigrated to White
side Co., Ul., ou Little Rock creek, and called the " Grove," Genesee;
removed to Pulton City, 1838; returned to Mishawaka in 1840; went to
the land of gold in 1849, He has been ruling elder in the Presbyterian
church nearly twenty years. Dry goods merchant Res. 1874, Mishawaka, Ind.
Children:
6757. 1. Louisa-Jane", b. 15 Nov. 1837, "Grove"; d. 15 Nov. 1838, Fulton
City.
0758. 2. Henry-Richmond", b. 4 July, 1840, Fulton City; d. 24 July, 1841, M.
6759, 3. Son, b. 8 Jan. 1843; d. 13 Jan. 1843.
6760. J. Jane-Ann', b. 5 Aug. 1833, Rochester; d. 15 Dec. 1866, Mishawaka, after
a long illness. She married there, 80 Apr. 1846, Capt. Solomou-Henry
Fountain, a descendant of the Huguenots, b. 1 June, 1818, Delaware,
s. of Henry and Rebecca (  ), who settled in Delaware at an early day!

^ Descendants of Sergt. Richmond' Tuttle. 587
In October, 1863, he was appointed lieutenant to enlist a company, '
which was Co. D., 128th Regt., First Brigade, First Division, 33d Army
Corps, organized at Michigan City, mustered into U.S. service 13 Jan.
1864. He was in the battles of Chattanooga, Dalton, Resaca, Altoona,
Kennesaw, Atlanta, Columbia, Franklin, Newbern, Wiseforks, and
others. In one of his letters he wrote, " I have stood in line of battle
eight days, some kind of a battle each day." In another he says, "For
the last twenty days we have been in a battle or skirmish every day."
He was in Gen. Thomas' Division, and was sent back from Atlanta to
Nashville; was followed by Gen. Hood, who had an army two to one.
At one time both armies were in line ol battle eighty rods apart. There
were two brave colonels. Col. Miller of the union army and a rebel
colonel, who had met several times in battle before, and knew each other
at this time by their horses. They challenged each other to a combat,
rode to the center, and as they p assed each other the rebel colonel fell
at the hand ol the union colonel. He says, "I could but feel sorrowful
to see so brave a man fall, even if he was an enemy."
The regiment was ordered to Washington from Nashville in great
haste, and from there to Newbern, N.C. While leading a charge against
the rebel breastworks at Wiseforks, 19 March, he fell, shot in the head.
He was taken to Newbern Hospital, and died 12 Apr. 1865 ; his remains
are interred at Newbern.
Children:
6761. 1. Richmond-Henry", b. 9 June, 1847, Mishawaka. Merchant and post
master in Mishawaka, Ind.
6763. 3. Helen-Lovina", b. 4 Jan. 1850, M.
6763. 3. William", b. 6 Feb. 1852, South Bend.
6764. 4. May-Maria", b. 25 July, 1854, S.B. Res. 1873, Mishawaka, Ind.
6765. 5. George-Morton", b. 27 Mar. 1856, S.B.
6766. 6. Mimiie-Avillia", b. 20 Aug. 1859, S.B.
6767. 6. IiIary-Amei.ia', b. 19 Nov. 1826, Brockport, N.Y. ; in 1874, was unmar
ried.
6768. 7. Sarah-Amakd.a', b. 13 Sept, 1839, Brockport; has been a teacher. She
married, as 2d wife, Mishawaka, Ind., 15 May, 1855, Oliver-Hamilton
Main, of Elkhart, Elkhart Co., Ind. ; b. 18 Apr. 1822, Winfield, Herki
mer Co., N.Y., son of Dr. Oliver-Langworthy-Babcock and Nancy
(Babcock), of Paris, N. Y. Atto/ney and counsellor at law, and politi
cian. Res. 1874, Elkhart, Ind.
Children bom at Elkhart:
6769. 1. Edwin-Ranilall", b. 9 Feb. 1857; d. 6 Sept. 1863, E.
677o! 2. Sarah-Emma", b. 17 July, 1859; d. 17 Sept. 1863, E.
6771, 3. Kate-Almira", b. 11 May, 1864.
6172. 4. Louie-Maria", b. 20 Mar. 1867.
0773. 8, Susan-Maranda', b. 13 Sept. 1829, Brockport; has been a teacher. She
was married, as 2d wife, Mishawaka, Ind., by Rev. IMr. Tansey, 4 Aug.
1851, to Andrew Ellison, of La Grange, Ind., b. 11 Jan. 1817, Ca.stle-

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K

derry, Tyrone Co., Ireland, s. of Thomas and Jane (Armstrong) of La
Grange. He is of Scottish descent; came to this country with his
parents when only two years old. Attorney and counsellor at law.
Res. 1874, La Grange, Ind.
Children bom in La Grange :
6774. 1. Thomas-Emmet", b. 12 Aug, 1852 ; grad. in the Law Dept. of Michigan
University, 25 Mar. 1874.
6775. 3. RoUin", b. 4 Nov. 1854.
6776. 3. Emma-Frances", b. 8 Mar. 1857.
6777. 4. George", b. 7 July, 1859; d. 29 Aug. 1859, La Grange.
6778. 5. Ellen-Maria", b. 16 Mar, 1801.
6779. 6. Alice-Hamilton", b, 25 Sept, 1864.
6780. 7. Mary-Letitia", b. 13 Jan, 1866.
6781. 8. Leni", b. 9 May, 1868.
6783. 9. Harriet-Sophu.', b. 15 Mar. 1833, Brockport, N.Y, ; m. Mishawaka, 13
May, 1853, Samuel Stone, of Elkhart, b. 35 Mar. 1833, Spafford, N.Y,,
s. of Joseph and Polly (Millington) of Defiance, O. Baker, and brick
manufacturer. Removed, in 1856, from Elkhart, Ind,, to Olrastead Co,,
Minn.; 1867, to Rochester, Olmstead Co,, Minn,, where they were re
siding in 1874.
Children :
6783. 1. Flora-Adelia", b. 8 Apr. 1854, Elkhart, Ind.
6784. 3. Charles-Willis", b, 5 Apr. 1857, Minnesota.
6785. 3. George-Edwin", b. 33 May, 1859, "
6786. 4. Frank-Morton", b. 12 Apr. 1863, "
6787. 6. Ellen-Maria", b. 8 Dec. 1865, "
6788. 6. Hattie-May", b. 29 Oct. 1868, Rochester.
6789. 10. Ellen-Janet', b, 6 May, 1837, Mishawaka; died there, 30 Sept. 1839.
6790. 11. Ellen-Morton', b. 30 Sept, 1840, M. ; married there, 28 Jan. 1868, Rev.
Cornelius Hover, b. 30 June, 1836, Mercer Co., Pa. He united with
the M.E. church in his seventeenth year; entered Delaware College,
Ohio, March, 1856; was licensed to preach, 1861, at Beach Grove, Addi
son Circuit, Urbanna Dist., Cincinnati Conference; was received by the
North Indiana Conference, 10 Apr. 1802, and continued a member of
tlie same until 18 Apr. 1869, at which time he was transferred by
Bishop Simpson to the Minnesota Conference, and stationed at Owatonna,
Steele Co., Minn; 1869, '70, was stationed at Hastings, Minn.
Res. 1874, Polk City, Polk Co., Iowa.
6791. ELECTA", [6658] (Hannah' (Winslow) Tuttle, Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 16 July, 1792, Williston, Vt, ; married there, 15 Oct. 1810, Zophar
BEACH, b, 16 Nov, 1788, Litchfield, Conn,, s. of Noah and Elizabeth (Harrison) of
L. They removed from Williston to Litchfield, October, 1838 ; and from the latter
place to Bethlehem, Litchfield Co., Conn,, Nov. 1840, Mr. Beach was drafted in
the last war with England, October, 1813; was discharged two weeks after he was
mustered into service. He also volunteered for a short time in 1814, aud was iu

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the militia service at the battle of Plattsburgh ; was discharged soon after the battle.
Farmer. Res. 1873, Bethlehem, Conn.
Children :
6793. 1. Louisa-Maria', b. 8 Slar. 18'i3, Williston; m. Bethlehem, 30 Nov. 1843,
Norman Lake, b. 14 Nov. 1807, at B., s. of Amos and Catherine (Black-
man) of B. Res. 1873, Bethlehem, Conn.
Children born in Bethlehem :
6793. 1. Sophronia-Elizabeth", b. 11 Oct. 1844.
6794. 2. Ellen-lone", b. 39 Sept. 1848.
6795. 8. Norton-Beach", b. 19 Dec. 1851 ; d. 33 l\Iar. 1853, B.
6796. 4. Herbert- Watson", b. 15 Sept. 1853.
6797. 5. Arthur-Beach", b. 18 Aug. 1860.
6798. 6. George-Tuttle", b. 13 June, 1863.
6799. 3. Sophronia-Elizabeth', b. 16 June, 1835, Williston, Vt. ; d. 13 Oct 1853,
B.
6800. 3. Norton-Tuttlb', b. 3 Apr. 1837, W. ; d. 36 May, 1843.
6801. 4. Minerva-Caroline', b. 20 Aug. 1830, W. ; d. there, 15 Apr. 1832.
6802. 5. Mary-Marilla', b. 7 Feb. 1833, W. ; d. there, 6 Mar. 1833.
6803. BETHIAH', [1214] (Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 31 Dec. 1759,
Salisbury, Conn, ; d. 2 June, 1820, Massena, N.Y. ; married in 1781, Samuel
CHAMBERLAIN, of Richmond, Vt, who died 11 Nov. 1833, Massena, He was
a Revolutionary soldier; was at the defeat and surrender of Burgoyne. They re
moved from Richmond, Vt, about 1812, to Massena, N. Y.
Children :
6804. 1. Elizabeth' or Esther", born in 1784; died in 1802, Lower Canada; mar
ried, in 1801, Elisha Beardsley.
6805. 2.- Rufus", b. 24 Feb. 1788; died in 1840, New Brunswick. He went from
Montreal, as supercargo or agent for a company there, to the Bay of
Chaleurs, on fishing voyages. On the third voyage he married and
remained there. -f
6806. 3. Freelove", b. 22 Mar. 1790; married in 1810, Truman Averill. Removed
to Kalamazoo County, prob. in Michigan ; was residing in that State in
1873.
6807. 4. Eunice", b. 12 Feb. 1792; married, 8 Apr. 1813, Oliver Robinson, of
Massena, who died there, 6 Jan. 1838.
Children bom in Massena:
6808. 1. Rufus-Whiting', b. 27 Apr. 1814; d. June, 1840.
6809. 2, Lucius-Augustus', b. 17 July, 1816; married, 9 Nov. 1841, Nancy
Hutchins. Merchant. Res. 1873, Massena, N. Y.
6810. 8. Samuel- Winslow', b. 1 Jan. 1821; married, 1 June, 1844, Lucy
Hutchins. Res. 1873, Massena, N. Y.
6811. 4- Olive-Bethiah', b. 20 May, 1823; m. Massena, 31 Jan, 1839, Hugh
Allen, b. 1 Nov. 1812, s. of Ichabod and Polly (Cunningham) of M.
He d. 2 Dec. 1865, Stockholm, St Lawrence Co., N.Y,, and was
there buried. Farmer. She was married 2d, by Rev. S-P. Danforth,

590 Descendants of NathanieV Winslow. K
. at Stockholm, 26 Oct. 1866, to Andrew White, b. 30 May, 1822,
Peru, Clinton Co., N.Y., s. of Jacob aud Sally (Chandler) of P.
Res. 1873, StockJiolm, N.Y.
Children born in Stockholm :
0813. 1. Bufus', b. 1 Feb. 1843; was mustered into service in the 100th
N.Y. Regt, at Camp Wheeler, Ogdensburg, 37 Aug. 1862; was
instantlykilledby a rebel bullet, 3 June, 1864, Cold Harbor,
near Richmond.
0813. 2, Mary', b. 19 Feb, 1845; d, 38 Feb, 1868, She married at Hop-
kinton, N,Y,, 6 Sept. 1864, Rufus Marsh, born in Stockholm,
s. of Harry and Maria (  ) of S. Fai-mer.
Res. 1873, Stockholm, N. 7.
Children:
0814. 1- Henry', b, 4 Oct, 1865; died in 1869.
0815. 2, Gary", born in 1868,
li816, 3. Olii-er', b. 34 Apr. 1847; m. Stockholm, 6 Jan. 1873, Olive-E.
McLoud, b. 30 Mar. 1851, S,, dau, of James-Madison andMary-
J. (Loverin) of Hopkinton, N.Y. Parmer. Res. 1873, Stockholm, N. Y.
0817. 5. Asa-Lewis', b, 24 Mar. 1836; married, 34 Feb. 1851, Henrietta Mans
field. He was killed in battle, 17 June, 1863, Aldie, Va.
0818. 6. Henry-Truman', b, 3 Apr. 1838; married, 4 Jan, 1854, Clarinda Cum
mings. Many years ago he went to New York with a drove of
horses, and that is the last that was known of him by his family.
Merchant Res. Madrid, N.Y.
6819. 7. Oliver-Chamberlain', b. 34 June, 1831; was married byN-A. Staples,
Lexington, Middlesex Co., Mass., 14 Sept. IS-TO, to Adeline Viles,
b. 25 Nov. 1830, at L., dau. of Joel and Sally (Smith) of L. In
1849, he went to Lexington, remaining there till 1856, when he
moved to Madrid, and there engaged in the mercantile business with
his brother Henry-Truman' ; bought out his interest in 1860, and
went into partnership with his brother Lucius- Augustus', who, after
three years, returned to Massena. ^lerchant. Res. 1873, Madrid, N.Y.
Children born in Madrid:
6830. 1. Lucius- Augustus, b. 20 June, 1858,
0821. 2, Frederic- William', b. 28 Sept, 1859,
08i3, 3. Edith-Frances', b. 8 July, 1801.
0823. 8, Eunice-Louise', b. 10 JMar, 1834 ; in 1873 was unmarried.
6834, 5, Prudence", b, 22 Mar, 1794; d. 20 June, 1835, at Comstock, Kalanlazoo
Co., Mich,, while on a visit, and was buried at Gull Prairie. She mar
ried in Richmond, 6 Mar. 1831, her cousin. Dr. Jason' Winslow [7036],
b. 6 July, 1790, Hillsdale, N.Y., s. of John' and Mary (Covell) of Medina,
O. At the age of four years, he removed with his parents to Williston,
Vt. When twenty years old, he commenced the study of medicine with
Dr. Perigo, of Burlington, Vt, and surgery with Dr. Pomeroy of the
same place. He was surgeon at the battle of Lake Champlain, in 1.^12.

S NathanieV Winslow. 591
Having lost his health by close application to study, he traveled nearly
two years to regain it, and after that went to Hopkinton and read medi
cine with Dr. Sprague. From thence he went to Ogdensburg, N.Y.,
attended lectures, and received his diploma in 1830. He commenced
practice in Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y., where he remained
until May, 1834, when he removed to Richland, Gull Prairie, Kalamazoo
Co., Mich. From thence he went, March, 1840, to Grand Rapids, Mich.,
where he practiced until his death, which occurred there, 16 Mar. 1843.
He married 3d, Dorr Prau-ie, Ind., 13 Sept. 1838. Rhoda Skinner, b. 81
Dec. 1798, Jericho, Chittenden Co., Vt. She removed with her parents,
while young, to Stockholm, N.Y. In 1834, left there for Dorr Prairie,
Ind. After her husband's death she returned to Stockholm. She mar
ried 3d, 31 Jan. 1845,  Kent, of Hopkinton, St Lawrence Co.,
N.Y., and res. there in 1870.
Children bom in Stockholm:
6835. 1. Maria- A'., b. 1 Sept 1833; m. 34 July, 1864, Heman Leonard, of
Grand Rapids, Burt Co., Mich., b. 30 Apr. 1812, Parma, Monroe Co.,
N.Y. Importer of queen's-ware, china, and glass. s.p.
Res. 1873, Grand Bapids, Mich.
6826. 3. Mary-Ann', b. 26 Apr. 1835, Stockholm; m. Grand Rapids, 13 Oct.
1847, Charles-M. Nichols, b. 20 Sept. 1820, Batavia, N.Y. ; d. 23
Sept 1861, Cannon Township, Burt Co., Mich., where they resided.
She res. 1874, Grand Bapids, Mich.
Children :
0827. 1. Alva-W., b. 6 Oct 1848, Cannon; in 1870 was studying medicine.
6838. 2. Mary-F?., b. 3 May, 1850.
6839. 3. Emeline-M*., b. 38 .Tuly, 1851.
6830. 4. Kate-M*., b. 18 June, 1854.
6831. 5. HatM^, b. 17 June, 1858.
6833. NATHANIEL", [1311] (Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 9 April,
1761, Salisbury, Conn. ; d. 30 April, 1831, Williston, Vt. " Having received a fine
education, he spent many years in teaching; and some of our eminent men were his
pupils. Subsequently he devoted his time to agriculture, occasionally filling public
offices of trust and honor; and to superintending the education of his children,"
[Blake's Biog. Diet.] He removed from Salisbury', Conn,, to Williston, Vt., soon after
the close of the Rev. war, having previously married, 15 Mar. 1784, at Sheffield, Mass.,
Joanna Kellogg, b. 4 July, 1766,, at S., dau. of Amos and Pradence (Sedgwick) of S.
By her he had three sons and three daughters, all of whom are now dead. Mrs. Wins
low d. 14 Feb. 1810, at Williston. He married 3d, at Hudson, N.Y., 18 Jan. 1812,
Anna Hannah, b. 15 July, 1770, Bethlehem, Conn,, dau. of Alexander and Mary
(Calhoun) of B. She died at W., 3 Oct 1864. He had by her one daughter, who, in
1876, was residing on the homestead. The determining force that made Williston the
home of Nathaniel" may be traced to Thomas Chittenden, born at East Guilford,
Conn,, who moved to Salisbury a short time before the marriage of Nathaniel*
Winslow, 'where for twenty-four years they were neighbors and friends. In 1774, '
• The land reoorda of Salisbuty sbov a deed given by Nathaniel' In \1t&.

592 Nathaniel' Winslow. ^
Mr, Chittenden, with his family, emigrated to the vicinity of the Onion river. The
Indian name of this river was Ouinooske. His location was in the present town of
Williston, some seven miles south-east from Burlington, Chittenden Co., Vt. Some
twelve years later, 1786, Mrs. Hannah Winslow [1311], with all her family, soughtthe
fertile valley where resided her husband's former friend and townsman, then the
flrst Govemor of the newly organized State of Vermont. Partly owing to troubles
with New York, Vermont would not join the confederacy in 1777, but at a convention
held at Westminsterit was declared an independent State. [See 3814.] It was admitted
into the Union iu Feb. 1791. Gov. Chittenden resigned the gubernatorial office in
the summer of 1797, and died 25 August of that year, aged 69 years. Mr. Winslow
possessed a fine farm at Williston, and carried on a wrought iron nail factory.
When, in advanced lite, he was about to retire from business, he became involved in
the failure of a man, to whom he had lent the use of his name, thereby losing ihe
greater part of his property.
From the ifecortZe?- we add the following:
Mr. Winslow descended from a line of unbroken pious ancestry extending back
to the time the pilgrims landed at Plymouth. At an early age his mind and heart
became possessed of the principles of evangelical religion as embraced by his ances
tors and inculcated in the instructions, prayers, and example of a devotedly pious
father. He made early profession of his Christian faith, the fruits of which were
evinced in a subsequent Christian character, eminently pure, uniform, and consistent.
The sanctification of the Sabbath commencing with the shades of Saturday evening,
daily morning and evening family devotions, and family religious instructions and
duties of Christianity, were ever observed and enjoyed by him with the same uniform
and conscientious fidelity which characterized the piety of the pilgrims. The latter
part of his life was principally devoted to agricultural pursuits. A considerable
part of his early life was devoted to teaching, and many of his pupils are still living
in various parts of the country who cherish a grateful remembrance of his faithful
and affectionate instructions. In his own family his " doctrine dropped as the rain
and his speech distilled as the dew," Possessing a delicate and uniform constitution
and a retiring and domestic disposition, he was seldom from home except when ne
cessity demanded, but devoted his leisure time to reading and to intellectual and
religious instruction of his children. Both by his precept and example, he inculca
ted in an eminent degree the Christian sentiment that an idolatrous love of the world
is exceedingly base as well as sinful, infinitely beneath the proper dignity of a rational
and immortal soul on its way to God. Itis questionable whether he was ever known
to express in any way, to his children, a desire that they should become possessed of
wealth or worldly distinction, but thousands of times has he earnestly prayed with
them and for them that they might be saved from these snares and give their undi
vided hearts to the great concerns of the soul, religion, and eternity, "On a certain
occasion," said his pastor, in his funeral sermon, "a child of his overheard a voice of
prayer in a place of retirement, and, on listening, perceived it to be the voice of his
father praying for him. On hearing a father's prayer offered in secret for him, that
the Holy Spirit might renew his heart, aud uuike him willing to renounce the world
and become an instrument of promoting the Redeemer's Kingdom in the salvation of
men, he became immediately serious, found no peace till he believed in Christ and

K Nathaniel" Winslow and Descendants. 593
is now a minister of the gospel." He cherished a deep interest iu .all the religious
societies and enterprises of the day, which are preparing the way for millenial glory,
and according to his ability, and often even beyond his ability, as most Christians
would judge, contributed to their support. Disappointments, loss of property,
bodily infirmity and severe sickness, of which an uncommon share fell to his lot,
never seemed to disturb the Christian serenity of his soul. He practically regarded
them as " light afflictions which are but for a moment" A few weeks previous to
his death a cloud seemed to settle on his mind, and, for a season, he nearly relin
quished his Christian hope. It was occasioned by a zealous inspection of his " past
unfaithfulness," as he expressed it, "in a near prospect of eternity.'' But the cloud
passed away, light from heaven again shone, he beheid a forgiving and smiling God
in the face of Jesus Christ, and having commended himself, his family, his distant
children, and all the dear interests of the Redeemer's kingdom in the world to God,
still sitting erect in his chair, he folded his hands, closed his eyes, and, 'with a gradu
ally retiring breath, ceased from time without a groan or struggle, and entered upon
:he everlasting rest which remains for the people of God.
We deem Mr. Winslow especially worthy of an extended notice in our work, as
being the father of three honored and useful men, "all of whom (says Rev. Pliny-
Holton White, iu the Vermont Bearrd for July, 1864) became ministers and attained
the degree of Doctor of Divinity ; a circumstance hardly to be paralleled in the annals
of the American pulpit." WUUston, Vt.
Children born at Williston* :
6833. 1. Almira, [6840] b. 7 Mar. 1785; d. 7 Mar. 1861; m. Roswell Morton.
6834. 3. MiRON, [6860] b. 11 Dec. 1789; d. 22 Oct 1864; m. Harriet- Wadsworth
Lathrop; m. 2d, Catherine (Waterbury) Carman; m. 3d, Annie Spiers;
m. 4th, Mary-W. (Billings) Dwight ; m. 5th, Ellen-Augusta Reed.
6835. 3. Clarissa, [6898] b. 13 June, 1793; d. 20 Oct, 1871 ; m. Dea. James-Bradley
Skinner.
Lovey-Elvika, [6909] b. 9 Dec. 1796; d. 2 Nov. 1863; m. Aera Bradley.
Hubbard, [6939] b. 30 Oct 1799; d. 13 Aug. 1864; m. Susan-Ward
Cutler.
Gordon, [6957] b. 13 Sept. 1803; d. 7 June, 1864; m. Katherine-G. Fish.
Adelia, [6963] b. 36 Sept 1814; m. 23 Mar. 1841, Norman-Hinsdale
Byington.
6840. ALMIRA", [6833] (NathanieV, Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenehn',) b. 7
Mar. 1785, Williston, Vt. ; died there, 7 Mar 1861 ; married at Williston, December.
1804, Roswell MORTON, b. 1 April, 1780, East Windsor, Ct., son of Diodate, of W.,
who removed from East Windsor about 1794, and Jemima (Rockwell). He died at
W., 2 June, 1848. Parmer. Williston, Vt.
Children bom at Williston : ,
6841. 1. Loren, b. 16 Feb. 1806; d. 5 Sept 1807, W.
6843. 3. George, [6846] b. 24 Mar. 1808; m, 15 April, 1840, Jane-Elizabeth John
son.

6836.

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6887.
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5.

6838.

6.

6839.

7.

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6847.

1.

6848.

2.

6849.

8.

6850.

4.

6851.

5.

594 Descendants of NathanieV Winslow. K
6843. 3. Mary-Anna, [6852] b. 28 June, 1810; m. 6 Dec 1832, Albert-Jonathan
Fuller.
6844. 4. Jane-Louisa, b. 5 April, 1813; d. 18 March, 1846, W. ; married there, 17
May, 1837, Henry Hyde, bom in 1812, at W., son of Cabot-Henry and
Anne (Miller) of W. He died 7 Nov. 1845, W. Merchant s.p.
Res. Burlington and Williston, Vt.
6845. 5. Harribt-Lathrop, b. 26 Aug. 1819; d. 23 Mar. 1859, Burlington; m.
Williston, 6 July, 1843, Ralph -Landon, b. 6 June, 1818, Sunderiand,
Vt., son of John, of S. He was killed by the railroad cars, at Swanton,
Vt, 8 Oct 1855. Merchant s.p. Res. Barlin^tm, Vt.
6846. GEORGE', [6842] (Almira' (Winslow )TS.OTton, Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John',
Kenelm', Ke7ielm',) b. 24 Mar. 1808, Williston; m. 15 Apr, 1840, at Jericho, Vt, Jane-
Elizabeth Johnson, b. 20 Sept 1812, WaUingford, Vt., dau. of Eliakim and Mary
(Dennison) of that place. Merchant. They have resided in Williston, where all
their children were born. Burlington, Vt.
Edward, b. 10 Feb. 1841; d. 6 Mar. 1841, WilUston.
Henry, b. 28 Mar. 1842; d. 29 May, 1871, Burlington.
3. Mary-Elizabeth, b. 9 June, 1845; d. 12 April, 1873, "
Katb-Winhlow, b. 22 July, 1849.
Harriettb-Lucretia, b. 4 Nov. 1851.
6853, MARY- ANNA', [6843] (Almira' (Winslow )'SILorton,NathanieP, Nathaniel*,
•Tohn', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 28 June, 1810, Williston, Vt; married there, 6 Dec. 1832,
Albert-Jonathan FULLER, b. 18 Jan. 1807, Hartford, Vt., son of Jonathan and
Sabra (Huntington) of New Haven, Vt. Farmer. 1873, WiUistm, Vt.
Children bom at Williston:
6853. 1. Ellen-Janb", b. 23 Oct. 1838; m, Moira, N.Y., 10 Oct. 1861, Philip-King
Gleed, b. 6 Sept. 1834, Granby, Canada East son of John and Elizabeth
(Littlejohn) of Vermont. He is a prominent lawyer; has been U.S.
Assessor in the third congressional district of Vermont, and held other
important offices. 1873, MorrisviUe,Vt.
Children born at Morrisville :
6854. 1. Mary-Hattie», b. 4 July, 1862; d. 6 Mar. 1872, Morrisville.
6855. 2. George-Albert", b. 23 May, 1869; d. 18 June, 1870, "
6856. 3. Albert- Webster", b. 30 Oot 1835; m. Brush's Mills, N.Y., 31 July, 1866,
Lavina Pinney. s.p. Res. Moira, Franklin Co., N. Y., and Williston, Vt.
6857. 3. Mary", b. 36 Feb. 1838; d. 6 April, 1838, Williston,
6858. 4. Mary-Huntington", b. 4 Mar. 1848 ; married at Williston, 18 Oct 1870,
John Lincoln, b. 33 July, 1833, Malone, Franklin Co., N.Y., son of
Anselm and Hannah (Clapp) of M. Leather manufacturer and dealer,
firm of Lincoln and Miller. 1873, Malone, N. 7.
Child:
6859. George-Morton", b, 31 July, 1873, Malone.

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Rev. Miron' Winslow, D.D., LL.D. 595

6860. MIRON", [6834] (Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm'-,) b. 11
Dec. 1789, at Williston, Vt. ; d. 33 Oct. 1864, at Cape Town, South Africa, while
returning from India to America.
At the age of fourteen, Mr, Winslow entered a store near Williston ; at twenty-
one, he engaged in mercantile pursuits at Norwich, Conn, During these years he
formed those correct business habits which appeared to such advantage throughout
his life. After two years of successful business, he was led to think of the ministry, and
more particularly of missions to the heathen. Impressed with a sense of his duty
to preach the Gospel, he resigned his occupation as a merchant, and turned his
attention to study. Having received a fine English education, and possessing quick
powers of acquisition, a year and a half of study sufficed to prepare hira for entering
the junior class of Middlebury College, at which institution he graduated with spe
cial distinction in 1815. He then entered Yale, where he spent some time studying
and teaching, and received the degree of A.M. from that College in 1818 — the same
year in which he gradustted from the Theological Seminary at Andover, where he had
studied for about two years.
After leaving Andover, he spent six months laboring more particularly
in behalf of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, and
succeeded in raising large sums of money in the New England States for this work.
During this time he prepared in part his "History of Missions," a work of high
rank. At an early period of his life, he thus displayed those intellectual and religious
traits which marked his subsequent career. It was his earnest appeals and untiring
industry that stimulated the hearts of thousands, and interested the churches in the
missionary undertakings of his day,
Nov. 4, 1818, Mr, Winslow, together with Mr. Spaulding, Mr, Woodward, and
Mr. Fisk, was ordained at Salem, Mass, ; and Prof, Moses Stuart's sermon on that
interesting occasion elicited such marked attention that it was required for publica
tion. Mr. Winslow married at Norwich, Conn,, 11 Jan,, 1819, Harriet- Wadsworth
Lathrop, b, 9 April, 1796, N,, dau. of Charles and Joanna (Leffingwell) of N. He
embarked with his associates, 8 June, 1819, on the brig Indus, at Boston, and arrived
at Calcutta, Oct 19. On the 18th Feb., 1830, he and his wife reached Jaffna, Ceylon,
and took up their residence at Oodooville, July 4th, of the same year.
From that time until 1833, he conducted the boarding and day school at Oodoo
ville; labored and preached iu the neighborhood, and performed no small amount of
literary work in connection with his duties as a missionary, translator, correspondent,
etc. It was by his efforts, in a great measure, that the Batticotta Seminary was
established at Jaffna.
"The plarp," wrote Mr. Winslow, " wa.s that of giving the pupils a good knowl
edge of English and Continental science in connection with their own vernacular.

596 Rev. Miron' Winslow, D.D., LL.D. K

instead of Sanscrit," He adds, "The institution had great influence in raising the
standard of education in North Ceylon, and effected the whole Asiatic continent,"
The Madras (English) University conferred its first degrees of B,A, on the seminary
grad nates.
During his residence in Ceylon, Mr. Winslow wrote extensively for the
press. His contributions to the Missionary Herald would alone have filled several
volumes. Mrs. Winslow d. 14 Jan,, 1833, at Oodooville, Ceylon ; and he visited the United
States with bis daughters the following autumn. He prepared a memoir of his wife,
which is a valuable work, presenting not only an account of her character and
labors, but a history up to that time of the Ceylon Mission, of which she had been a
highly valued member. This Work is now a standard volume of the American Tract
Society, and has been reprinted in England and France.
He married in New York, 23 April, 1835, Catherine (Waterbury) Carman,
widow of Ezekiel Carman of New York City, She was born May, 1797, N.Y,, dau. of
Gideon and Ruth (Tuttle) of New York City. He sailed from Philadelphia, 16 Nov.,
1835, reaching Madras 22 March, 1836, and proceeded thence by Madura to Ceylon.
Returning to Madras 18 Aug., he established there a mission in which he was soon
joined by Dr. Scudder. Here he labored for the remaining twenty-eight years of his
life. Mrs. Winslow died 23 Sept., 1837, of cholera, at Madras, Her memoir, pre
pared by her brother, Rev. J.-B. Waterbury, D.D., LL.D., is published by one of the
societies. He m. 3d, Madras, India, 2 Sept., 1838, Annie Spiers of Madras, b. in Eng., dau.
of Hon. Archibald, a member of the East India Board, and Margaret (Dundas) of
England, and grand-dau. of Lord Dundas of Scotland. She died 20 June, 1843,
Madras. He m. 4th, Madras, 12 March, 1845, Mary-W, (Billings) Dwight, widow
of Rev. Robert-0, Dwight, D,D,, of Madura, India. She was born 1810, Conway,
Mass., dau, of Elisha Billings. She d. April, 1852. He m. Sth, Boston, Mass., 30
May, 1857, Ellen-Augusta Reed, b. 11 July, 1813, Charlestown, Mass., dau. of .TosepU
and Eunice (Cook) of Boston. She survives her husband, and now (1873) resides in
Boston, where she is engaged in missionary and other useful undertakings connected
with the cause. Time and space forbid any narration in this place of the labors and
worth of the women who shared with Dr. Winslow his labors in India for the
conversion of the heathen to Christianity.
Dr. Winslow was engaged at an early period of his labors in Madras
in translating the Holy Scriptures into Tamil. As late as 1850 he was much
occupied with improvements and revisions of portions of the translation. In 1845,
the native college and English high school were established, of which he was
president. During his residence at the Madras Mission, seven vernacular schools were estab
lished, and four others in the adjoining station. Concerning the Jlission, he pub-

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lished four works entitled "Occasional Reports"— 1843, 1848, 1858, and 1864,
respectively. Two to three hundred students attended the native college in 1864,
"including mauy Brahmins"; and from four tb five hundred pupils were in attend
ance at the vernacular schools.
The publishing establishment of the Mission accomplished very much. Mr,
Phineas-R, Hunt and Dr, Winslow edited and supervised the material for publication.
Prom 1838 to 1864 (when Dr. Winslow died) there were published 225,000,000 pages
of the Bible, and 810,000,000 of all other works, including gospels, epistles, com
mentaries, theological and school books, almanacs, newspapers, etc— a grand total
of 535,000,000 pages.
Dr. Winslow's chief work was "A Comprehensive Tamil and English Dictionary
of High and Low Tamil," which was projected in 1838, begun in 1840, and published
in 1802. Printed in a beautiful clear type, the quarto contains 976 pages, three col
umns to a page, and over 67,000 words with definitions.
The Bound Table of New York thus noticed the work : " It appears that nearly
half of all the words in the Tamil language owe their English lexicographic birth
and position to the labors of our American Orientalist. The work before us in
cludes both the common and poetic dialects, and the astronomical, astrological,
mythological, botanical, scientific, and official terms, together with the names of
authors, poets, heroes, and gods. It thus initiates the learner not only into the
language, but into its literature, and makes him acquainted with the philosophies,
mythologies, sciences, traditions, superetitions, and customs of the Hindoos. . . .
It is a great honor to American scholarship, that one of our number should have
produced this work."
The Reformed (Dutch) Church Mission passed the following testimonial:
''Besolved, That we, as a Mission, do tender our congratulations to the Rev. Miron
Winslow, D.D., on the completion of his dictionary; and that we regard his work as
a noble contribution to Oriental literature, a boon to all students and laborers in Tamil,
and a crown of honor to its author."
The work cost, to publish, from $15,000 to $30,000. Triibner's Becord (London)
priced it in 1865 at £3, 13s., 6d.
In 1856, Mr. Winslow revisited America, returning to Madras the following
year. While in this country ho published his "Hints on Missions," a practical and
useful manual.
Inl858, ho received i±lG degree of D.D. from Harvard University; inl864, LL.D.
from Middlebury College, Vt.
Mr. Winslow continued unceasingly his round of duties at Madras, and adjacent
stations. A brother missionary, writing to the Miasiona7y Herald, says: "As a mis
sionary, a student, a preacher, an author, he was largely a business man, Slethodical
and accurate, he looked for results in connection with labor, and went to his work,
whatever it might be, with the steady air of one who had a work to do. Day by

598 Rev. Miron' Winslow, D.D., LL.D. K »
day and year after year, while a whole generation fell by his side, he continued
teaching and preaching in the school-house, church, zayat, and the public highway;
writing, translating, compiling; giving time to Tract Society and Bible Society, also
managing the finances of his own Mission and acting as agent for inland missions.
.... His habits were regular and his mode of life simple. Rising at a quarter
before five o'clock, he was accustomed to exercise, on foot or on horseback, for
three-quarters of an hour before and after sunrise. Returning, he was alone till the
breakfast hour. After a cheerful meal and family prayers he visited his schools,
opening them with reading and prayer. Coming again to the house, he received the
calls of his native assistants and others who might desire counsel, instruction, or in
formation. Then turning to his desk, he was occupied several hours with his Hindoo
moonsheSs or Bible committee, and upon translations. Dinner was followed by atten
tion to the details of station and mission work, letter-writing, and study. Toward
sundown out-door duties were resumed, visitation of schools, zayat-preaching,
calls upon strangers or resident friends, or a drive upon the beach for refreshment
Au early tea was ordinarily followed by attention to the accounts of the Mission and
correspondence, varied by attendance upon committee meetings or social religious
services. "
Speaking of his "eminently distinguished missionary life," another of the
brethren at IMadras remarks : "It was also remarkable for the great amount of literary
labor which he performed, all of which was more or less connected with his mis,
sionary work. . . , Prom the character of his piety, which was warm, earnest-
practical; from his excellent judgment, his gentle and affectionate yet dignified and
courteous bearing ; from his conscientious, persevering application to every duty ; from
his habits of punctuality, precision, and order, ho w^s facile princeps among the mis
sionaries of all societies in Madras, Wherever grace, gentleness, caution, prudence,
and delicate courtesy were required, he was always selected. By Europeans and
natives of all classes, by Christians and heathen, he was loved, esteemed, venerated,
and will long be remembered in India,"
Another, speaking of him, says: "Firmness was one of his prominent traits.
Once settled in the determination to pursue a given course, he could not be easily
moved from his purpose. What he undertook he accomplished. His labors attest
this quality ; nor could a life-long endurance of the melting sun of tropical India take
from his energy and perseverance,"
Dr, Winslow, Aug, 39, 1864, sailed from Madras, reaching Cape Town, South
Africa, Oct, 30, where he died two days afterward.
On his departure from India various resolutions and testimonials were presented
him, among them one from "The Madras Missionary Conference,'' numberino' over
forty members of all denominations, saying: "The brethren feel that iu you they
lose one whose place can never be supplied. You were always the foremost advo
cate of brotherly love and' Christian union, and we felt that it was a privilege to have

K R&o. Miron' Winslow, D.D., LL.D. 599

one who was so much respected by every division of the Church of Christ as yourself
to preside at our annual united communion and our annual conceits of prayer."
His native church said to him, on parchment, in their own way: "After you,
we may have many instructors of Christ. What of that? ... In fact the dear-
bought experience of many years, lit by the grace of the Most High, has helped you
practically to realize the true acceptation of the remarkable saying of St. Paul, which
to many is only a barren, speculative theory, 'the care of all the Churches.' "
Miron AVinslow was a man of true piety and religion, in humble imitation of
that Saviour whose life was love. Said one already quoted : "Rarely does the world
see so beautiful an illustration of the power of Christianity to pervade the life of man
with love, "
His type of disposition or character was much like that of his father, whom he
crreatly resembled in appearance. In him and his eminent brothers is found a power
ful illustration of the priceless value of early and faithful religious training combined
with the example of an earnest Christian life.
His children were:
6861, 1. Charles-Lathrop, b. 13 Jan. 1831, Oodooville, Ceylon; d^ 34 May, 1832,
New York City, His memoir was published by the American Tract
Society.
6863. 3. Harriet-Maria, b, 38 Feb. 1833, Oodooville; d, there, 37 Nov. 1835,
6863. 3. Joanna, [6871] b, 5 Feb, 1835; m. Rev, George Clark; m, 2d, Col,
George-Starr King,
6864, 4, George-Morton, b, 12 May, 1827, Oodooville; d, there, 15 Aug, 1828.
6865. 5. Harriet-Lathrop, [6881] K 19 Apr, 1829; d, 1 Sept 1861; m. 21 Sept.
1848, Rev. John- Welsh Dulles, D.D,
6866. 6. Eliza-Coit, [6890] b. 4 Jan. 1831; d. 11 Aug. 1861; married Henry-M.
Leavitt.
By 2d marriage :
6867. 7. Catherine- Waterbury, b. 2 Feb. 1837, Madras, India; d. there, 29 Sept
1837.
By 3d marriage :
6868. 8. Charles, [6894] b. 5. June, 1839 ; m. Ynes Trevino y Gonzales.
9. 9. Miron, [6897] b. 28 Aug. 1840; m. Adelaide- A, Mariotte.

6870. 10. Archibald-Spiers, born 10 June, 1843, Madras; died there, 10 Aug.
1845.

(1(10

Miron' Winslow.

INSCRIPTION ON THE MONUMENT OF DR. MIRON" WINSLOW, CAPETOWNj,
S. AFRICA.
First Face.
Miron Winslow, D.D., LL.D.,
Born December 1\, 1789,
at Williston, Vermont, United States;
Died Oct, 22, 1864,
at Cape Town, two days after
his arrival on his way to his native land.
Second Face,
After the toils, griefs, and joys
of forty-five years
of devoted missionary service.
Seventeen years in Ceylon,
Twenty-eight years in Madras,
He rests from his labors, and
His works do follow him.
Third Face.
Unselfish, Loving, and Gentle,
yet Firm, Energetic, Laborious,
• His earnest life
commanded the love and esteem of
Christian and Heathen.
Fourth Face.
His last words, '
God calls — Heaven is near,
My peace is full.

[We here present four genetic zones of a Radial Chart, commenciug with Nathaniel', the grandfather
of Rev. Dr. Miron" Winslow, }

K Clark, King, Dulles. 601
6871. JOANNA', [6863] (Miron', NathanisV, Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm*, Ke
nelm',) 'b. 5 Feb. 1825, Oodooville, Ceylon; was adopted by Professor Kellogg, of
Williamstown. She married, Staten Island, 14 Oct. 1848, Rev. George CLARK,
b. 14 April, 1823, Lenox, Mass., son of Joseph-R. and Eunice (Smith) of L. He
graduated at Williams College, 17 Aug. 1848, and at the Union Theo. Seminary,
N.T., 1848. He was ordained in'New York city, and settled as pastor over the First
Presbyterian Church in St. Louis, Mo, ; he remained there but one year, being
prostrated by cholera. He then left the field and went to Florida, where he acted
as agent of the Bible Society until a short time previous to his death. He died 34
Dec. 1850, Tallahassee, Fla, She married 2d, in that town, 10 March, 1852, Col.
George-Starr KING, of Florida, b. 12 Oct. 1816, Dublin, Ga., son of  anri
Jerusha (Starr) of Sharon, Conn., and Jackson County, Pla. He was Quarter
master-General for the State of Florida, with the rank and title of Colonel, during
the first year of the war. He owns a mill and is a dealer in lumber.
1875, Ap(daehicola, Franklin Co., Fla.
Their children:
6872. 1. J Harriet-Lathrop, b. 6 Sept. 1850, Lenox, Mass.
6873. 2. * Eliza-Coit, b. 6 Sept. 1850, Lenox; died there, 14 May, 1851.
By 2d marriage :
6874. 8. Ei.la-Wadsworth, b. 26 Dec. 1853, Newport, Fla,
Florence-Starr, b, 4 June, 1854, Santilla Mills, Camden Co,, Ga.
Annis-Baltzell, b. 6 Aug, 1855, Newport.
George-Starr, b, 23 May, 1857, Newport; died there, 18 Sept. 1857.
CARRiE-WiMBERLy, b. 21 Dcc 1858, Leon Co., Fla.
VniGiNiA-DAVis, b. ¦^Feb. 1861, Leon Co., Fla; d. 29 Jan. 1863, Belair,
Fla.
6880. 9. MiRON-WmsLow, b. 1 May, 1863, Belair.
6881. HARRIET-LATHROP', [6865] (Miron', Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John*,
Kendm', Kenelm',) b. 19 Apr. 1829, Oodooville, Ceylon; d. 1 Sept. 1861, Philadel
phia, Pa., and was buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery. She married, at Bloomingdale,
N. Y. City, 21 Sept. 1848, Rev. John-Welsh DULLES, D. D., b. 4 Nov. 1823,
Philadelphia, Pa., son of Joseph-Heatly and Margaret (Welsh) of P,, and brother
of Elizabeth-Horner, who married Prancis-Olcott Allen, a descendant of Philip Par
sons, of Enfield, Ct [See Parsons Memoricd.] He graduated at Yale, in 1844, and at
the Union Theo. Seminary, in 1848. He was ordained by the 3d Presbytery of
Philadelphia, 2 Oct. 1848, and, with his wife, sailed for Madras, India, 10 Oct.
1848, under the charge of the American Board of Foreign Missions. They re
turned on account of ill health, 14 Mar. 1853. He was Secretary of the American
Sunday School Union from 1853-57, and since that time has occupied the position
of Editorial Secretary of tbe Presbyterian Board of Publication, Phila, She was
brought to the United States, when but four years of age, by her father, soon after
the death of her mother, and was then adopted by Hon. Pelatiali Perit of Bloom-
ino'dale N, Y. City. She was a graduate of Rutgers Institute, N. Y. Her ciiar-
acter was recognized by all as one of uncommon loveliness and excellence, com-
binino- energy with amiability, great self-sacrifice, aud affection. She died with a
glad trust in Christ. Under date of April 2, 1873, Mr. Dulles writes: " I am happy

6875,

4,

6876.

5.

6877.

6.

6878.

7.

6879.

8.

602 Descendants of Rev. Miron' Winslow, D.D. K
to say that the six sons of my wife, Harriet-L. Winslow, are all members in full of
the Presbyterian Church, and, to some degree, honoring their ancestry by their
Uves." He married 2d, Philadelphia, 2 Feb. 1865, Nataline Baynard, of that city, b, 13
Jan. 1829, Caroline Co,, Md,, dau. of Nathan and Eliza (Hardcastle) of CaroUne
Q^ Philadelphia, Pa.
Their children:
6883. 1. John- Welsh, b. 4 Aug, 1849, Jtadras, India.
6883. 3. Charles- Winslow, b, 39 Nov, 1850, Madras.
6884. 3, Pbrit, b. 37 Feb. 1853, Ootacamund, India.
6885. 4. Josbph-Heatly, b. 27 May, 1853, Philadelphia, Pa.
6886. 5. Allen-Macy, b. 19 Aug, 1854, "
6887. 6. Winslow, b. 8 Apr. 1856, Philadelphia; died there, 2 Aug. 1856.
6888. 7. William, b. 25 Oct. 1857,
6889. 8. Anna-Stillb, b. 26 Feb. 1800, "
6890. ELIZA-COIT', [6866] (Miron', Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John*, Kendm',
i'eneZm') b. 4 Jan, 1831, Oodooville, Ceylon; was adopted by Christopher-R. Roberts,
of Itew York City. She died 11 Aug. 1861, at Staten Island, N.Y. ; married in New
York, Henry-Martyn LEAVITT, a merchant in that city.
He res. New York City, and, 1873, Paris, France.
Children born at Clifton, Staten Island :
6891. 1. JosEPHiNB-A., b, 16 May, 1857.
6892. 2. Mart-C, b. 24 Oct. 1858. ^
6893. 8. Margarbt-R., b. 18 Dec. 1860.
6894, CHARLES', or CARLOS', M,D., [6868] (Miron'. Nathaniel', Nathaniel*,
John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) was born 5 June, 1839, Madras, India, In 1844, he and his
younger brother, Miron', were sent to England, and placed under the care of Rev,
J-B, Byers, at Pembroke, Wales, where they remained till 1848, when they were
sent to America, and entered the boarding-school under the charge of Rev. Mr. D.
Hemenway, at Suffield, Conn. Here they remained ti 11 1856, when they entered PhiUips
Academy, Andover, Mass,, graduating there in 1859. They then entered Yale Col
lege, but in accordance with the wish of their father, after the fall term, went lo
Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. Here they remained together until the
breaking out of the war in 1861, when Miron enli.sted in the army. Charles remained
and graduated 6 August, 1863, when he received au honorary appointment, and de
livered an oration. During the same year he delivered the poem before the annual
meeting of the Adelphi Union Society. He entered, 30 Sept, 180;!, the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, West Philadelphia; but on the 4th Jan, 1804, commenced the
study of medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, After the winter
course of lectures was over, iu the summer of 1804, he was appointed an agent of
the Sanitary Commission, and was sent to the front. Here he was present dm'inji;
most of the battles of Grant's first campaign, at Fredericksburg, A^'hite House, Port
Royal, the Wilderness, and at Petersburgh, where he gained considerable knowledge
of dressing wounds, etc. After an absence of nearly three months, he returned iu

Cha/rleS Winslow, M.D.

603

time to attend the 'winter course of lectures at the University. The early part of the
summer of 1865 he spent as medical cadet, at Port Schuyler, New York harbor,
where there was a general hospital. In August of the same year he passed an
examination before the professors of the University of Pennsylvania, and was
admitted to his degree, though, as the regular time of admittance had passed, his
diploma was dated 8 July, 1866. The same month he also went to New
York, and passed the examination for surgeon in the United States army,
before the regular Army Medical Board, then sitting at New York, and received an
appointment from the President as Asst. Surgeon 62d U.S. Colored Troops, being
commissioned 18 Aug. 1865, Philadelphia, and mustered into service, 15 Oct. 1865,
at Brownsville, Texas; was stationed at Laredo, Texas, as Post Surgeon of the hos
pital at that place, until 81 Jlar, 1866. The regiment was mustered out of service
27 April, 1866, at St. Louis, Missouri. For nearly a month afterwards he was retained
on duty, as Post Surgeon at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. ,
The following were officers at different times of the 63d U.S.C.T. :

Captain Charles Kantreuer.
" Edward Ehrlieh.
" Jacob Franzman.
" I-S. Statler.
" LA. Shotwell.
Lieut. Adamson.
'• Samuel McCann.
" A-M. Adamson.
" Wm-I. Worden.
" J-H. Mead.
" Charles Bonsall.
" Martin Robinson.
" R-B, Poster, who, in 1870, was
at the head of Lincoln Institute,
Jefferson City, Mo,, an institute
founded by this regiment for
the education of the colored
race, and which has proved a
great success.
3d Lieut A. McMaken.
Sergeant Major Jeffreys.
Sergeant Brown.
Sutler I-W. La Force.
" H-L. Dunlap. " I-P- Baker.
This regiment fought the last battle of the war, at the mouth of the Rio Grande
river, at Brazos Santiago, after the surrender of Lee, but before the news had reached
Texas of the surrender.
After leaving Missouri, Surgeon Winslow returned to Philadelphia, where he
practiced medicine at 1702 Chestnut St., until September, 1866, when he returned
once more to Laredo, Texas, practicing there until January, 1867, when he removed
to Guerrero, Mexico, where he has siuce resided. He married there, 28 JUue, 1867,

Col. T-H. Barrett, afterwards Brigadier
General.
Lieut. Col. David Bransen, Philadelphia.
" Stanton Weaver, who, in 1870,
was 2d Lieut, 20th Inf., U.S.A., New
Iberia, La.
JIajor I-K. Hudson.
" Corodon Allen.
" F-E. Lombar.
" H-R. Parsons, Locust Hill, Knox
Co., Mo.
" F-E. Miller.
" E-I. Woodward.
" Wm-C. Durkee.
" F-F-B. Coffin.
" I-H. Looby.
" Harrison Dubois.
Chaplain Enos Munger.
Surgeon Charles Winslow.
Captain S-N. Stewart.
" I-N. Gott.
" D-G. Fenno, 2d Lieut. 17tli
Infantry.

U.S.

604 Descendants of Nathaniel' Winslow. K
Ynes Trevino y Gonzales, bom 20 April, 1851, dau. of Domingo Trevino y Cantu and
Bemarda Gonzales y Martines, of Guerrero, Mexico, State of Tamaulipas. His wife is
descended from Spanish and Mexican families, and belongs to the Gachupin race,
which dates back to the time of the conquest of the country under Cortes.
1871, Guerrero,8tat6 of Tamaulipas, Mexico; P.O. add. Oamso, Team.
Children born at Guerrero:
6895. 1. Annib-Spiebs Winslow y Trevino, b. 10 Sept. 1868.
6896. 2. Maria Winslow Y Trevino, b. 29 Oct 1870; d. 30 Oct 1870, G., and
was there interred.
6897. MIRON', [6869] (Miron*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John', Kenehn', Kenehn',)
b. 28 Aug. 1840, Madras, E. India; was married at Trinity Chapel, New York, by
Rev. C-E. Swope, D.D., 30 Dec, 1872, to Adelaide-Amelia Mariotte, born 14 June,
1841, N,Y., dau. of Francis-J. and Lydia-Ann (Parker) of New York. She died 4
July, 1874, New York. Prom the time when he was sent to England, in 1844, he
was with his brother Charles' [6894] at different institutions until the commencement
of the war in 1861, when he enlisted in the Sth N.Y. Vols, "Duryea's Zouaves."
Lawyer and notary public. 1877, New York city.
6898. CLARISSA", [6835] (Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b.
12 June, 1793, Williston, Vt. ; d. 20 Oct. 1871, Chicago, HI., and was buried at
Kewanee, III. She was married by Judge Winslow, at Potsdam, St. Lawrence Co.,
N.Y., 19 Nov. 1818, to James-Bradley SKINNER, b. 16 Sept. 1791, sou of Ashbel
and Rhoda (Bradley) of Jericho, III. He died 10 May, 1863, Kewanee, and was
there buried. He was a deacon in the Congregational Church. Farmer.
Res. Stockholm, N.Y., La Porte, Ind., Bud a and Kewanee, IU.
Children :
6899. 1. Son, died 31 April, 1830, Stockholm, the day of his birth.
6900. 2. Miron- Winslow, b, 22 Aug. 1821, at S. ; died there, 2 May, 1825.
6901. 3. Harribt-Winslow, [6906] b. 21 Oct 1825, at S. ; married Thomas-Davis
Fitch, M.D.
6902. 4. Daughter, b. and d. 21 July, 1827, at S.
6903. 5. MiRON-WiNSLOw, b. 12 Dec. 1828; d. 8 May, 1829, at S.
6904. 6. Emma-Cbmira, b. 13 Apr. 1830, S. ; d. 8 May, 1853, Chicago.
6905. 7. Dbxter-Clary, b. 11 Feb. 1833, S. ; died unmarried, 8 Jan. 1861, Kewa
nee, 111.
6906. HARRIET- WINSLOW', [^Wl] (OlaHssa' (Winslow) S\a.jm.er, Natlumid',
Nathaniel*, Mm', Kenehn', Kenelm',) b. 21 Oct. 1825, Stockholm, N.Y. ; was mar
ried by Rev. Mr. Cunningham, La Porte, Ind., 6 April, 1852, to Prof. Thomas-Davis
FITCH, M.D., b. 14 July, 1829, Troy, Pa., son of Lewis-Haines and Polly-Maria
(Root) of T. He graduated, February, 1854, at Rush Medical College, Chicago,
III. ; and, 1876, was Professor of Obstetrics in Cook County Hospital, and Professor
of Diseases of Women and Children in Women's Medical College.
Res. La Porte, Ind., Kewanee, Henry Co., UL, and Chicago, 111

K

Bradley, Wetmore, Munson. 605

Children (adopted) :
6907. 1. Clara-Alma, b, 24 Mar. 1857.
6908. 3. Charles-Prederick, b. 39 June, 1869.
6909. LOVEY-ELVIRA", [6836] (Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',)
b. 9 Dec. 1796, Williston, Vt, ; d. 3 Nov. 1863, Kewanee, 111., at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. Atwater. She was married at Williston, 15 Jan. 1817, to Aera
BRADLEY, b. 4 July, 1795, at W., son of Joseph and Naomi (Taylor) of W. Far
mer. He died 30 Mar. 1846, Stockholm (now Norfolk) N.Y. Stocklwlm, N. Y.
Their children were:
6910. 1. Harriet-Lathrop, b. 34 Feb. 1819, Stockholm; d. 28 Aug. 1832, S.
6911. 2. Harriet-Maria, [6917] b. 22 Mar. 1820; d. 13 Mar. 1862; m. Henry-
Atwater Wetmore.
6912. 8. HuBBARD-GoRDON, [6925] b. 80 Oct. 1822; m. Orpha-Minerva Shaw.
6918. 4. Charles-^Hron, [6932] b. 4 Mar. 1825; d. Oct 1867; m. Anna Crosby
6914. 5. Cbylon-Winslow, b. 16 Dec. 1828, Stockholm; d. 22 Feb. 1849, S.
6915. 6. NATHANiEL-FrTZLAJSD, b. 27 Mar, 1831, Stockholm; d. 16 Sept 1832, S,
6916. 7. Anna-Naomt, [6934] b. 16 Sept, 1832; m, Frederic- Augustus Atwater.
6917. HARRIET-MARIA', [6911] (Lovey-Ekira' (Winslow )'Brsidley, NathanieV,
Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b, 22 Mar, 1820, Stockholm, N.Y. ; d. 13
' Mar, 1862, Norfolk, N,Y. She married at N.. 11 Dec, 1845, Henry-Atwater WET
MORE, b. 8 Feb. 1816, Burlington, Vt,, son of Russell and Merab (Atwater) of N.
1873, Norfolk, N. 7.
Their children, born at Norfolk, were :
6918. 1. Harriet-Almira, [6922] b, 4 May, 1848; m. 2 Nov. 1865, George Mun-
¦ son.
0919. 2. Frbderic-Hubbard, b. 36 Mar. 1851.
0930. 3. EvA-LouiSA, b. 3 July, 1853.
6921. 4. Clara-Ann, b. 13 Aug. 1855.
6922. HARRIET-ALMIRA", [6918] (Harriet-Maria'' (Bradley) Wetmore, Lmsey-
Elvira' (Winslow) Bradley, Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenehn',) b. 4 May,
1848, Norfolk, N.Y. ; married there, 2 Nov. 1865, George MUNSON, b. 7 Sept.
1842, Madrid, N.Y., son of Orson and Minei-va (Shaw) of M. In May, 1869, they re
moved from Madrid to Grinnell, Iowa. 1873, Orinnell, hrwa.
Their children were :
6923. 1. Henby-Obson, b. 14 Aug. 1867, Madrid.
6924. 2. Geoegb-Fredbbic, b. 27 July, 1871, Grinnell.
6935. HUBBARD-GORDON', [^^\%] (Lcroey-Ehira' (Winslow) "Rra.Sl&j, Nathan
iel', Nathaniel*, John', Kenehn', Kenelm',) b. 30 Oct. 1833, Stockholm, N.Y. ; was
nained by Rev. Hubbard" Winslow. He married at Madrid, N.Y., 30 Dec. 1847,
Orpha-Minerva Shaw, b. 16 May, 1836, at M., daughter of Col. Enos and Ruth-Diana
(Raymond) of M. Norfolk, N. 7.

606 Descendants of Rev. Miron' Winslow, D.D. K
Children born at Norfolk :
6936. 1. Georgk-Ceylon", b. 19 Apr. 1850; d. 12 Aug. 1873, Mineville, Essex Co.,
N.Y. The following appeared in the local paper, Aug. 19, 1873:
" Mr. Bradley was a young man of flue promise, genial disposition,
good business habits, and beloved by a large circle of mourning friends.
As a kind son, and au affectionate brother, his parents, brothers and
sisters will deeply feel his loss ; but they have the warm sympathy of all
who know them. He was iu the employ of the Messrs. Witherby, as
telegraph operator at their mines, whose respect and confidence he had
won in a high degree. He was brought home on Thursday, accom
panied by his sorrowing mother, and the young friends who have won
the everlasting gratitude of his parents by their kind attention during
his sickness, and his funeral was attended at the Cong. Church by one of
the largest congregations ever convened on such an occasion in Norfolk."
6927. 2. Ellen-Frances", b. 5 Aug. 1853; m. Norfolk, N.Y,, by Rev. Qeorge-B,
Rowley, 1 Oct. 1873, to Isaac-Newton Monck, b. 6 Feb. 1851, Cardinal,
Ontario, Can., s. of Henry and Margaret of Morrisburg, Ont. s.p,
1888, station agent, and res. Pueblo, Col.
6928. 3. Enos-Abra", b. 2 May, 1856; m. Norfolk, by Rev. 0,-0. Bames, 1 Oct
1884, to Addie-Minerva Calkins, b. 1857, Peru, N,Y., dau, of AUen-D,
and Ann-Eliza. She d. Norfolk, 9 July, 1885. He m. 2d, by Rev. J.-
N.-T. Goss, 9 Feb. 1888, Ida- Virginia Carpenter, b. 16 Jan, 1864, Wa
terloo, Wis., dau. of George-D, and Adelaide-M. of 2f. Merchant and
civil engineer. Res. Norfolk, N. 7.
Gennib-Louisb", b. 18 Mar. 1858.
Orpha-May", b. 3 May, 1864; d. 10 Feb. 1866, Norfolk.
Cleveland-Hubbard", b. 24 Dec, 1865.
6932, CH ARLES-MIRON', [6913] (Lovey- Elvira* ( Winslow) Bradley, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 4 Mar. 1825, Williston, Vt. ; d. Oct. 1867,
Madrid, N.Y, ; m, at M,, 6 Nov, 1860, Anna Crosby of M.
Their child :
6933. Elmer-Ellsworth", b. 13 Feb. 1864, Madrid.
6934. ANNA-NAOMF, [6916] (Lovey-Ehira' (Winsloio) 'Brsidley, Nathaniel', Na
thaniel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) h. 16 Sept. 1832, Stockholm, N.Y. ; m. at Nor
folk, N. Y., 24 June, 1857, Frederic-Augustus ATWATER of Buriington, Vt, s. of
Dr. Hiram and Delia (Wetmore) of B. Removed to Kewanee, 111., 1857; to St Paul,
Minn., Oct. 1869, and res. 1873, Delano, Minn. 1SS8, Los Attgeles, Gal.
Their children were:
6985. 1, Stblla-Keenib", b. Apr. 1858, Kew.anee, Ul. ; m. 1876, James Kings
bury of Sidney, Australia. They have four children.
6936. 2. Frances-Maria", b. 13 Dec. 1860, Kewanee, 111.
6937. 3. Edward-Paul", b. 24 June, 1866, K.
0938, 4, HuBBAKD-BRAnLBY", b. at St. Paul, ]\Iinu.

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6939. HUBCARD' WINSLOW, [6837] (Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm*,
Kenelm',) was bom 30 October, 1799, at Williston, 'Vermont, and died there 13
August, 1864.
In his Autobiography he says: "My father aud grandfather were named Nathan
iel ; and more guileless and upright men never lived. My father went to Vermont soon
after the close of the Revolutionary war, and settled in Williston. His mother was
a Fitch, daughter of a clergyman. There were three brothers of them, all clergymen,
settled in Connecticut Prof. Fitch of Yale College descended from this family. . . .
It was on the 30th Oct., 1799, as I am told, that the writer opened his eyes upon this
strange world. . . . About the earliest thing I remember is being one day alone in
the room with my mother, as she was singing the hymn,
'AlasI and did my Saviour bleed.'
I asked her why she cried, as my sympathy was excited. She said she was thinking
of the Sa'wour who for her died upon the cross. She then taught me that beautiful
hymn — it was long before I could read — and I repeated it daily for years. It has
always had a powerful influence upon my heart — and I have repeated it to perhaps
thousands of anxious inquirers, iu private conversation, with great effect, especially
the last verse : ?But flowing tears can ne'er repay
The debt of love I owe.
Here, Lord, I give myselt away,
'Tis all that I can do.'"
Remarking upon his childhood, between the age of five and seven years, the
books read, the good minister's words while he sat upon his knee, Hubbard says:
"So strong were their early impressions, and so faithful were the admonitions and
instructions of my parents, that I never ceased to regard the salvation of the soul
as the paramount object of life." During his youth he passed a portion of each
yeaif at school, and the remainder in assisting his father in the labors of the
farm and shop. He tells us: "Most of the evenings or portions of time not spent
in work I devoted to study and reading, and before I was twelve years old
had thus read most of the valuable books in the town library, particularly the
histories." At the age of seventeen he taught school, in the vicinity of Williston, after
which, at the suggestion of his brother Miron, of Andover Theological Seminary,
he prepared for Phillips Academy, entering there in the year 1819, with a view to
enter Yale College in 1821. The Rev. Dr. Blanchard of Lowell, Mass., was a
fellow student of Mr. Winslow at the Academy, and from his reminiscences of Dr.
Winslow we select the following paragraphs:

608 Rev. Hubhard' Winslow, D.D.

"His frame, slender in appearance, was sinewy and agile. His health far from
robust, exacted of him careful attention to diet and regimen ; yet few could surpass
him in athletic sports, or in walking, running, or in other feats of physical activity.
All his movements indicated a nervous temperament, spontaneously active and
incapable of indolent repose. The only rest which he seemed to require, or to he
capable of was change of occupation. . . . His ease and rapidity of mental movement
were always such as fev,- have by nature, or attain to by education. His mind wag
subtle and acute in its perceptions, and seemed intuitively to master every subject of
study. . . . He unconsciously analyzed everything submitted to him; and could not
forbear forming a distinct judgment on its excellencies and defects, its truth oi
falsehood. Truth to him was vital. What he believed he believed and lived upon.
He could not help communicating to others the light which, as he thought, shone
upon his own path. . . . His genius for speculative thought and his insight into
philosophical problems even then attracted notice. I well remember off-hand disqui
sitions of his on questions of psychology and metaphysics which revealed the same
kinds of acuteness and vigor, the same combination of the analytic and critical with
the synthetic and constructive forms, which appear in the philosophical and theologi
cal writings of his later years. . . . The purpose of being religiously useful to others
was never out of his mind. Enthusiastic in study as in everything, never delinquent
in his lessons, he yet spent much time every day in secret devotion, and made the
Bible his habitual study,
"His piety was of an eminently cheerful and hopeful type. . . . Few who were
accustomed to listen to his prayers, or to hear him speak in social meetings, will ever
forget the peculiarly penetrating and melting effect of his words. . . . Letters of his,
as sportive as Cowper's, revealed an undertone of deep and abiding love to Christ,
and an insatiable desire that all should know and love Him. His was the 'passion
for saving souls.' He laid a spell upon those whom he addressed on their religious
concerns. It held them to him with magic potency. As in all persons of marked
and signal infiuence on others, there was in him on these occasions much more than
could be found in his utterances. Power was felt which could not be analyzed. Im
pressions were made of wliich no explanation could be given.
"When in later years assemblies were melted to tears by a few of his earnest
words, at a time of no special religious interest, it was but a repetition of what often
occurred when the academy student conducted a social religious meeting. ... As
a result of these elements of character it is safe to say that before his graduation
he had been the instrument of a greater number of hopeful conversions than would
be requisite to signalize a long ministry as one of very gratifying if not of eminent
success." During Dr. Winslow's academic and collegiate days, as well as previously, God's
blessing visited the schools where he taught Hinesburg, Enosburgh, near Williston,
Vt., Beveriy, Mass., and Norwich, Conn., were places where scores of people under

Rev. Hublard' Winslow, D.D. 609

his teaching embraced the religion of Jesus. The position of salutatorian was
assigned Winslow at graduation. He entered Middlebury College (Vt.) in 1821, and
finished his freshman year with distinction. Entering Yale College as a sopho
more he graduated in 1825, delivering the philosophical oration at commence
ment. The Greek, Latin, and English composition prizes were awarded him
during the course; also one for excellence in oratory. The prize of one hundred
dollars for general deportment aud scholarship was divided between him and Amos
Pettingill. During the winter term of senior year he was President of the Brothers in Unity,
and conducted at times the Yale choir. Throughout life he exhibited a special
talent for sacred music, often acting in the double capacity of chorister and
preacher. As a boy he played upon the fife before a company of militia in his
native town, so iu after life he soothed his tired brain with the sweet strains
of the violin and flute, which he was often seen to take up between his hard mental
efforts. After a year of study at Andover Theological Seminary, he entered the Yale
Theological School. At the former place he enjoyed the instruction of Moses Stuart —
at the latter of Dr. Taylor. During his theological course he occupied some of his
time in teaching and imparting biblical and religious instruction, and accomplished
much for the advancement of the Saviour's kingdom. Eminent men speak of the
impressions made on them in their youth by Mr. Winslow during his professional
course at New Haven. A bishop and a distinguished New York rector, among many
others, have said that their minds were first and permanently influenced on religious
matters by him or his addresses.
We will cull a paragraph from Rev. Dr. Ray Palmer's "Recollections of Dr.
Hubbard Winslow," in Hours at Home (now incorporated in Scribner's Monthly): "It
was indeed impossible to be near him and not feel the attraction of his genial dispo
sition, and of his frank and cordial manners. ... In company with others, there
was a cheerful vivacity and glow, and an easy freedom in conversation, which,
together with his warm social nature, made him one of the most agreeable of compan
ions. He was quick in his perceptions, earnest in his pursuit of truth, fond of discus
sing metaphysical and theological questions, and enthusiastic regarding the work of
the ministry to which he was looking forward."
Mr. Winslow while yet in the Seminary often preached in the vicinity of New
Haven, He indeed collected, chiefly by appeals from different pulpits, several
thousand dollars toward a professorship in Yale, and at the time of his graduation
he was supplying at Litchfield the place just vacated by Dr. Lyman Beecher. He
graduated in 1828, and very soon received calls from several churches. He accepted
one from Dover, N.H., where he was ordained Dec. 4, 1838,
He married at Boston, Mass., 21 May*, 1829, Susan- Ward Cutler, b. 27 March, >
1803, dau. of Joseph and Phebe (Ward) of Boston. Her mother was the daughter

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of the then late Rev. Dr. Ephraim Ward, settled for about fifty years at West Brook
field, Mass.
Speaking of his labors at Dover, Winslow writes in his Aubtobiography: "I
preached every Wednesday evening, lectured on Sunday evening, and followed the
lecture with a meeting of inquiry ; and we had a regular prayer meeting on Fri
day evening," Rev. Dr. Baron Stowe (Baptist), then at Portsmouth, late of Boston, in the Fam
ily Treasure, says: " Of no other preacher in all that region did I hear so much that
had a stirring effect upon my own mind, and made me anxious to know the secret of
a power that was so generally confessed. . . . The impressions of that hour have
never faded from my mind and heart, and the name of Hubbard Winslow has ever
since been associated with that faithful, glowing exhortation."
Mr. Winslow's flrst volume, ' ' Doctrine of the Trinity, " appeared in 1831. It was
subsequently issued at Boston. It excited attention everywhere and ranked him at
once as a thinker and theologian.
Within twelve months after his settlement at Dover his salary was doubled, a
new church edifice built, and during his pastorate there one hundred and seventy-
four joined the church by profession.
He resigned his charge at Dover, November 30, 1831, about three years after
his ordination; and on the 20th of September, 1832, he was installed over the Bow-
doin Street Church, Boston, his health being almost entirely re-established. Dr.
Beecher had resigned the charge to go to Cincinnati, where he was to preside over
the Lane Theological Seminary, and on being asked what his people were to do,
replied, "There's Hubbard Winslow, get him."
His ministry, of twelve years, over this parish, cannot be given in detail or
fullness. A brother clergyman speaking of them said : " The records of the Jlassachu-
setts Association show conclusively that the number of hopeful conversions under
the pastorate of Dr. Winslow, during the same length of time in that State, have
never been surpassed,"
Dr. Palmer remarks of his labors: "The Bowdoin Street Church, at that time,
was a model church, at least as nearly so as any church I have ever known ; com
prised to an unusual extent of the best class of hearers, intellectually and spirit
ually, with an admirable choir under Dr. Lowell. Mason, and a fare esprit de
corps, the congregation was not surpassed by any in the city in general pros
perity." Mr. Winslow labored for and among young men to a large extent; delivered ser
mons and addresses to them; and published (1838) a volume of advice and counsel.
While pastor at Bowdoin Street he performed a variety of labors, such as editin;,'
and press writing; acting as committeeman, trustee, and examiner, in and for
colleges and schools. He interested himself largely iu the public charities, was a
chaplain for the Legislature, and various societies; and lectured quite extensively on

Rev. HuUard" Window, D.D. 611

scientific and moral subjects within a circuit of fifty miles of Boston. During his
pastorate he never neglected a single duty in his sacred office. Said a Baptist pastor
of Boston: " I think I never saw the pastor whose heart appeared to be more intently
set upon an object than was his upon the conversion of his people in Bowdoin Street
Church." He was Hberal and catholic. Rev. J,-S, Stone, D,D,, LL,D,, then rector
of St. Paul's, now Dean of the Episcopal Divinity School of Harvard, writes : " I .
think he was uncommonly free from narrow prejudices, and could embrace
with heartfelt sympathy and meet with hearty co-operations all of whatever name
who loved the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity and walked honestly iu the truths bf
the Gospel." Wm. -A. Brewer, Esq., thus touches on the pastorate in Boston, in the Boston
Becm-der: "That Mr. Winslow was a popular preacher was attested by the crowded
state of his large church edifice on all occasions. That his popularity was owing to
any 'sensation character' in his discourses was not true. He combined in most
admirable proportions the didactic with the hortatoiy, the suaviter in modo et fortiter
in re, the whole being baptized with a solemnity and earnestness that convinced his
auditors that he was an embassador for Christ, standing between the living and the
dead, to win souls to his Master,"
Dr. Winslow visited Europe in 1840, partly to recover his health. In 1844 he
resigned his pastorate over Bowdoin Street Church; aud from that time until 1853,
he conducted the Mt. Vernon Institute, laboring as a temporary pastor over various
churches in and near Boston ; also, preforming literary and educational duties. In
1850, while recruiting his health at his farm in Lancaster, Mass,, he wrote his
"Intellectual Philosophy," In 1853, he passed eight months in Europe, partly for
the cause of education. In 1856, his "Moral Philosophy" appeared. In 1857,
although in doubtful health, he accepted the charge of the First Presbyterian
Church Geneva, N,Y. While there one hundred and forty joined the church,
by profession. At Ovid, Phelps, and other neighboring places, where he labored
aud preached, many people united with the churches. His literary and other labors
of the pen were constant. He was partly instrumental in establishing the "Geneva
Club." The Rev. Dr, Cannon, resident at Geneva, an officer of the A,B, CF.M,, remarks,
of Dr. Winslow: "For a short time, about two years, he was pastor of our First.
Presbyterian Church, in Geneva — one of the largest country churches of the denom^
ination — and his ministry was eminently successful. He entered upon his work with'
a warm and earnest heart, . . . He was abundant in labor, both as preacher and
pastor, mingling with the people at their homos and in their social gatherings, enter-
ino' into their joys and sorrows; their hopes and trials, and seeking to do them good.
By his warm and genial spirit he won the hearts of the young, and made them feel
that he was their true friend. By his sage counsels of Christian experience he secured

612 Rev. HuUard' Winslow, D.D.

the confidence of the aged and mature. By his stores of information and science he
attracted the learned ; and upon all he left the impression that he was a holy man
of God, seeking their highest good,"
He removed to New York in 1859, but continued to preach and write. He took
charge of the Fiftieth Street Presbyterian Church, for a time. The Rev. Dr. RogerS,
then President of the Ministers' Association of New York, writes: "No member of
the Association was held in higher esteem than Dr. Winslow. His eminently fra
ternal spirit ; his vivacity of thought, expression, and manner; his uniform courtesy;
his discriminating philosophic mind, and his large and liberal culture, made him a
most valuable member. His contributions to our discussions were always of a high
ordej-." T)r. Winslow's great labors at length produced nervous prostration, and he went
to "Williston, Vermont, hoping to recover, but the Master called, and, after a few
days of confinement to his bed, he died, 13 August, 1804. Within sight of his native
mountains, in the old house of his childhood, he quietly breathed out this life of
mortality. The Rev. A.-D. Barber has vividly portrayed the closing scenes, which
were rich in faith, wise and fervent in counsel, calm and yet joyful, in the hope of
soon being in the presence of God.
After touching upon his intellect and attainments, the Rev. Dr. Ver-
milye, of the (Dutch) Reformed Church in New York, says: "But his
humble piety was the crowning beauty of his character and life. His close,
as I read the incidents, impressed me deeply. It was Christian, beautiful, even sub
lime! 'Mark the perfect man and behold the upright; for the end of that man is
peace,' " ,
In bringing this sketch to a close, we are at a loss to adequately sum up and por
tray, in a paragraph or two, the character of Hubbard Winslow. He had a mind of .
great versatility ; his attainments, his labors and acomplished works were indicative
of tho same characteristic. Remarks the Boston Courier: "The mind of Dr. Winslo-vf
was vigorous, clear, comprehensive. His powers of argument, analytical reasoning,
philosophical acumen were remarkable. Harmonious balance of the intellectual fac
ulties and conservative possession appear in all his writings. His mind was quick;
.... he accomplished his work while another would have been thinking upon the
subject. "He added ripe scholarship to all his natural gifts. He spoke several lan
guages; was thoroughly versed in science; in philosophy and theology he had few
equals. He was an eloquent speaker, a persuasive preacher. . . . His reasoning was
so simple that a child could understand it, and his style so pure and complete that
seldom could it have been changed for the better. . . . Little children were inter
ested in him as well as mature manhood. ... In his religious life Dr. Winslow was
marked by those gentle, noble, patient traits which belong to a true type of Chris
tianity. . . . He carried cheerfulness wherever he went. Genial humor, pointed

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sayings full of significance and good 'will, apt description, a natural manner, were
apparent in his daily walk and intercourse. He had very few enemies, and if any,
they were of their own making. He was flrm and decided in his opinions, and those
who differed with liim respected him. Seldom have we recorded the life of a public
man so active as was that of Dr. Winslow, He was full of motion, and ever engaged
in some kind of labor, . . . The sixty-four years of his life were uncommon ones,
and the works of his hands remain as a testimony of the man aud of a life nobly
employed," It only remains to make a list of Dr, Winslow's works, as but littl j space has been
given them in the foregoing sketch. His volumes comprise these:
" Doctrine of the Trinity," 1831.
"Controversial Theology," 1832,
" Philosophical Tracts " (collected). 1833,
"Christianity Applied to our Civil and Social Relations," 1835.
"Young Man's Aid." 1836.
" Aids to Self-Examinatiou," 1837.
"Mental Cultivation." 1839.
"Lectures to Sunday-School Teachers," 1839.
"Appropriate Sphere of Woman," 1837.
" Woman, as She Should Be," 1 837,
"Relation of Natural Sciences to Revelation," 1839.
"Design and ^Alode of Baptism." 1S42.
"Christian Doctrines," 1844.
' ' Intellectual Philosophy. " 1 852.
"Moral Philosophj'," 1856.
" Hidden Life " (last work). 1863.
His little work " Are You a Christian," has been published in Boston, New York,
Cincinnati, Loudon, Edinburgh, and, we believe, translated for the Continent. Over
two hundred and fifty thousand copies have been circulated in the English language
alone. "The Young IMaii's Aid," published in Boston and London, has also had a
very large circulation, the sale in the United States alone being over one hundred
thousand. "Intellectual Philosophy" has pas.sed through ten, and "floral Philosophy"
through five editions; they are the main pillar of Dr. Winslow's reputation as a
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DR. winslow's minor WORKS.
"Address Before the Boston Society of Natural History." 1837.
"Fourth July Oration, before City Authorities, etc, of Boston," 1838.
" Authority of Civil Law, " 1838-9,
"Address Before Educational Societies,"
" Sermon Before Ancient and Honorable Artillery," 1853.
"Eulogy on Webster," 1853.
" Boston School Committee Reports," 1850-3.
"History of Presbyterian Church, Geneva, N.Y," 1857.
"Manner of Keeping the Sabbath," 1858.
"Eulogy on E, -A, Andrews, LL,D," 1858,
And several Past and Thanksgiving sermons, speeches in pamphlet form, etc.
Dr. Winslow wrote introductions to several works, such as "Church Jlember's
Guide," "Life Scenes from Mission Fields," and furnished biographical sketches,
and portions of them, for such works as the biographies of Isaac McLellan, of James
Haughton, etc.
He wrote articles, among others, for the North American Betiew, Presbyterian.
Beview, Christian Beview, the Medical Journal, and Educational Journal. He edited
the Beligious Magazine with Jacob Abbott and Dr, Adams. Among the news
paper press to be included are the Traveller (Bostou) ; and the Obseiuer, Evange
list, Century, Intelligencer, Bound Table, of New York. During the last year or two
of his life he wrote quite extensively for the New 7orh Observer.
His addresses, very numerous, before school committees and boards, clubs,
Sunday-schools; at dedications of churches, cemeteries, halls; at ordinations, instal
lations, town celebrations, and festivals, are found in pamphlet form, collected
memorials, newspapers, etc, from 1833 to 1864, particularly between 1836-1844, and
1850-60. His children, all born at Boston, Mass., were:
6940. 1. Anna, [6944] b, 24 Dec, 1832; died 28 Nov. 1869; married Edward
Warren,
6941. 2. Edward-Hubbard, [6948] b, 26 Dec. 1835; married Sept. 1859, Helen
Ayre.
6942. 3. William-Copley, [6953] b, l;:5 Jan, 1840; married Harriet-Stillman
Hayward.
6943. 4. Kenelm, [6956] born 15 June, 1843; died 34 October, 1867, Paris,
Prance.

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6944. ANNA', [6940] (Hubbard', Nathaniel', Nathanid*, John', Kenelm', Ke
ndm',) b. 24 Dec. 1832, Boston, Mass, ; d. 28 Nov. 1869, Grantville, Mass. ; married
at Boston, 13 .Ian. 1853, Edward WARREN, b. in 1812, Palmyra, Me,, son of
Joseph, of P,, and Abby (Whittier), ^i distant relative of the poet He died 30 May,
1868, Grantville,
Children born in Brooklyn, N.Y. :
6945. 1. Edward, b. 23 Jan. 1854; d. 24 Oct. 1858, Brooklyn, N.Y.
6946. 2. Fanny, b. 4 Feb. 1856. Res. 1873, Grantville, Mass.
6947. 8. Ednah, b. 18 April, 1862— on Good Friday.
6948. DR. EDWARD-HUBBARD', [6941] (Hubbard', Nathaniel', Nathaniel*,
John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b, 26 Dec. 1835; Boston, Mass; was educated partly at the
public schools, and for a time engaged in mercantile pursuits. Subsequently, he
studied medicine at the Harvard School, and, later, at the New York University
School, where he graduated with high honor in 1858. He practiced in New York
till 1862, when he accepted the post-surgeonship of Fernandina, Florida, remaining
there till Aug. 1864, when he returned to New York. Formerly he engaged a little
in literary work, but has been mainly devoted to his profession, in which he has
attained much distinction.
He married at iMontville, Maine, 1 Sept 1859, Helen Ayer, of M,, b. 30 Nov.
1836, at M,, daughter of Thomas- Jefferson and Sarah-Elizabeth (Picard) of M.
1874, Stamford, Conn.
Their children:
6949. 1. Edward- Alexander, b, 13 Oct. 1860, New York City.
6950. 2. Helen-Louise, b. 16 Oct. 1866, Staten Island.
6951. 3. Reginald-Kenelm, b. 23 June, 1868, Bridgeport, Ct ; died in 1876.
6952. REV, WILLIAM-COPLEY', [6942] (Hubbard', Nathaniel', Nathaniel*,
John', Kenelm'. Kenelm',) was born 13 Jan, 1840, at No, 3 Mt. Vernon Place, Boston,
He received his early education at the public and Latin schools. Removed with
his parents to Geneva, N.Y,, in 1857, and entered Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y.,
in the fall of 1858. His favorite studies were classics and philosophy, and he ex
celled in English composition. Passing the junior year at Vermont University,
Burlington, he was instrumental in awakening interest in the University Quar
terly, published at New Haven, Conn., and became an editor of it. The number
for July, 1861. contains a full and careful article by him upon the admirable library
of the University. Re-entering Hamilton College. 1861, he graduated in 1862,
While in this college he edited the University Quarterly; also the Hamiltonian;
was one of the committee of three appointed to prepare the college catalogue for
the press, containing an account of the societies, and other interesting material.
While a collegian he wrote letters and articles for the Clinton Courier, Utica Morning
Herald, Moore's Bural New 7orker, The Boston Becorder, N. Y. Evangelist, etc.
Por six months after graduation, Mr. Winslow, while undecided as to a profes
sion, lived in New York, during which period he was three months an assistant-
editor of the World, and also a contributor to the American Presbyterian, The
Christian Intelligencer, Boston Becorder, etc.

616 Rev. WilUain-Cojjlef Winslou-, D.D. K
Early in 1863, Mr. Winslow entered the General Theo. Seminary of the Episcopal
Church, New York City, graduating in July, 1865, and receiving ordination the
same month, from Bishop Potter, at the Wainwright Memorial Church. He offici
ated temporarily at this church, delivering a commemorative sermon on the death
of the rector, Rev. E,-R,-T, Cook, which was published in the papers; also a Thanks
giving sermon, published in part in the daily press. He also officiated on Staten
Island for two months; but having previously planned a trip to Europe, declined
settlements as rector.
During his seminary course, he passed a few weeks in the West Indies for the
benefit of his health ; and for about six months he was an associate editor, with Rev.
S.-H. Tyng, of the Christian Times, afterward the Protestant Churchinnn.
In Jan. 1866, he sailed for Europe, traveling several months. — inost of the time
in Italy. He devoted two months to Rome, chiefiy to the inspection of its arts and
ruins. In 1867, Mr, W. became rector of St George's church, Lee, JIass. In Octo
ber, 1870, he resigned the rectorship and removed to Boston, Beside his ministerial
duties at Lee, he wrote articles for Appleton's Cyelopediti, Allibone's Diet, of Authors,
and letters to the Lee Chronicle and Pittsjield Eagle from the Adirondack woods.
These sylvan notes were largely quoted and commented upon. His lectures, and
courses of lectures, in Lee and various places, were upon the " Woods," Europe,
Church History, religious topics, etc. He also gave orations (one of them was
published in 1870) on "Memorial Day"; addresses before the G,A,R. ; at Masonic
celebrations, and on other like occasions. He was secretary, and, subsequently, chair
man of the school committee, visiting and supervising 18 schools, of which onewasa
High School. The parish at Lee offered resolutions, published in the church papers,
one of which was "That the Rev. Mr. Winslow had tbe thanks of the parish for the
general able and faithful manner in which he has discharged his duties as rector,
and, especially, for his faithfulness and ability in upholding aud defending the truths
and doctrines of religion; for his untiring labors in church improvements, aud in the
liquidation of indebtednesses," During his pastorate the parish more than doubled
its membership. From November, 1870, to the present date, ]Mr. Winslow has resided in Bostou.
He has taken temporary charge of churches at Taunton, Dedham, Marblehead, Med
ford, Weymouth, Cambridge, etc. Partly owing to indifferent health, he has de
clined permanent settlements, altliougli performing full duties on Sunday,
He has written letters from Florida to the Boston Joumal (spring of 1873), from
the Green and White Mountains, the Adirondacks, and elsewhere, to the Boston Tran
script, beside furnishing aa occasional article to a secular or religious sheet. In
1873-3, he prepared and gave, in various cities aud towns of IMassachusetts, a lecture
ou "Forest Life and Scenes,'' Mr, Winslow frequently lectures in courses upon
topics of religion and the world. At the Episcopal Convention for the Election of
a Bishop, in Boston, December, 1873, his name appeared in the list of candidates
receiving votes. His religious as well as political views are progressively conserva
tive rather than extreme aud radical.
From the Church Press of July 3, 1887, we extract the following : The university
of Kings College at Windsor, in Nova Scotia, has Just conferred the honorary degree
of Doctor of Civil Law (D.CL.) upon President Barnard of Columbia College, and

K Descendants of Rev. LIubbard' Winslow, D.D. 617
the Rev. W.-C. Winslow, LL.D., of Boston. Addresses were prepared by both gen
tlemen for the Encaenia, or commencement, the Rev. Dr. Winslow reading Dr.
Barnard's very interesting reminiscences of Columbia College when it was King's
College, prior to the Revolution.
Dr. Winslow has also received the following honorary degrees: Ph.D. from
Hamilton CoUege; D.D. from Amherst Coll.; S.T.D., Griswold Col'., Iowa; LL.D.,
University of St. Andrews, Senior Coll. of Scotland, and L.H.D. at the Centennary
of Columbia Coll., N.Y. He is an honorary member of the Royal Archseological
Soe of Great Britain, honorary correspondent of the Victoria Inst, and Phil. Society,
American Vice-Pres. of the Egyptian Exploration Fund, and Secretary of the Free
Church Association ; is on the Exec. Com. of the American Institute of Civics, Life
Member of Amer. Hist. Soe, and L.M, or member of others, foreign and American,
On page 632 is mentioned the door knocker on the door of Rev. Gordon
Winslow, D.D., at Staten Island. It was doubtless at a very early date doing duty
at the old Winslow house, but as to its exact origin and date authorities differ.*
He married in Trinity Church, Boston, 20 June, 1867, Harriet-Stillman Hayward, '
b. 18 Dec. 1835, Hayward Place, Boston, dau, of Joseph-Henshaw and Mary (Daven
port) of B., and niece of the celebrated surgeon Dr. George Hayward. Boston, Mass.
Their children:
6953. 1. Joseph-Hayward, b, and d. 28 Nov. 1869, Lee, Mass.
6954. 2. Josephine-Hayward, b. and d. 10 July, 1871, Boston.
6955. 3. Mart- Whitney, b. 14 Nov. 1873, Boston.
6956. REV. KENELM', [6943] (Hubba/rd', Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John', Kendm*,
Kenelm',) b. 15 June, 1843, Boston, Mass. ; d. 24 Oct. 1867, at Paris, France. He re.
ceived much of his education at the Boston public schools; was preparing for college
at the Latin School, when his father removed, in 1857, to Geneva, N.Y. He entered

*We quote from the Staten Mand Gazette of April, 188.5, an article credited to a Paris paper
in regard to it, and leave for future investigators to decide whether it came in the Mayflower or
was procured by the grandson of the pilgrim, G-ov. Edward Winslow.
"The original door-knocker, brought over in the Mayjlmver, which for several generations was
upon the front door ot the old Winslow House at Marshfleld, still standing on the Webster farm,
has lately come into the possession of the Rev. W.-C. Winslow of Boston, who will probably eive it
to the Webster Hist. Society. ' In 1830,' says the Boston Transcript, ' the Rev. Gordon Winslow, D.
D., rector ot St. Paul's, Staten Island, while on a visit to Mr. Webster, was presented by him with
the interesting relic. It is inscribed, ' From Winslow House, Marshfleld, Mass. Came in the May
flower, 1620.' And on the rim or head to receive the blows of the hammer, the inscription runs;
'Presented by Daniel Webster to Dr. G. Winslow, Sept, 12th, 1S50,' The door-knocker is of brass,
but so incrusted with age that some Old Mortality will have to exercise considerable friction to
bring back the original lustre, such as greeted the caller upon Gov, Edward Winslow and Gov,
Josiah Winslow, Mr. Webster took great interest in the old mansion, which the builder and origi
nal owner named ' Careswell,' and looked upon this relic as among the raost valuable souvenirs of
the Mayflower, and the PUgrimage. As will be remembered by some, the Webster tomb is in the
Winslow burying ground, near the tomb of Gov, Josiah Winslow, whose ooat-of-arms— the crest
being a tree out short but sprouting out, and motto Decoptus Floreo, Is as clear and distinct as If
put there but yesterday,"
Hon, Wm,-T. Davis of Plymouth tells me that this door-knocker did not come over iu the May
flower, but was placed on said door by some Winslow owner of the house— J. W.

618 Rev. Kenelm^ Winslow. ^
the sophomore clas§ of Hamilton College, Clinton, N, Y., in the fall of 1861, and, in
1864, entered the senior class of Williams College, Williamstown, Mass., completing
his collegiate course that year. Entering the Union Theo, Seminary, New York City,
in 1864, he finished his preparations for the ministry in the summer of 1867; but
having the previous winter become a candidate for orders in the Episcopal Church,
he did not graduate with his class at the Seminary. He' had previously been li
censed to preach, and, as a Presbyterian, had supplied pulpits, for longer or shorter
periods, during the last year of his theological studies. His ordination to the min
istry of the Episcopal Church was postponed from July, 1867, to the autumn, in
consequence of the absence of his Bishop, Eastburn, of Massachusetts, to attend the
Lambeth Conference in England, In the interval, compelled by ill-health to take
a voyage, he died suddenly at Paris, while resting from his journey, preparatory to
returning to the United States,
In connection with the gifts for his special calling, Mr. W. had decided invent
ive genius and talent. He could sketch and execute with facility and accuracy.
His aptness for monogrammic and text work was often called into service by his
friends. Fond of music, he played both violin and flute with considerable skill.
He performed tolerably well upon the piano; but the organ was his delight, and he
performed on it with much ease and excellence as an amateur. , While at college he
took the lead in this respect. Little opportunity was afforded one so young to dis
play literary talents, but a number of his pieces and letters, published in the religious
press, forecast a promising future for him as a writer. During the last year or two
of his life he collected considerable material for a " Winslow Genealogy," previously
undertaken by his father, and after his death it was placed in the hands of Dr. and
Mrs. Holton.
Abrief sketch, signed "Amicus," published iu the Christian TP%rees« (Episcopal),
affords us an extract or two in this place. " His mental and religious training was in
a good school. He had an unusually clear perception and discrimination, especially
in the domain of philosophy and theology. He had read largely, and his knowledge
of history, natural philosophy, and science generally, was far above that possessed
by the majority of tneological students. He had also a fluency of language which
made him converse, write, and preach with no mean persuasive power. A rare and
pleasing address, and a gifted elocution, with his mental culture, gave his preaching
the characteristics of much acceptability,"
His whole heart was enlisted, his whole zeal absorbed, in the work before
him. When about to sail for Southampton, he said, "I long to return and be at
work 1 "
Among the resolutions passed were those by his former society. Delta Kappa
Epsilon, at Williams CoUege, from which we make an extract. " We learn with
pain and sorrow of the death of our brother who had just entered upon active life
with bright prospects of usefulness before him, and whose life was only reflected in
his profession. ... a faithful brother, an esteemed friend, and one invaluable to
the cause of Christianity and education."
The cause of his death is supposed to have been mainly over-action of the heart.
His remains, placed in Montmartre, Paris, were subsequently removed to Forest
Hills, near Boston, and on "Alder Path," repose side by side with those of his
father. Rev. Hubbard Winslow.

Rev. Gordon' Winslow, D.D. 619

6957. GORDON" WINSLOW, [6838] (Nathaniel', Natlianiel*, John', Kenelm',
Kendm',) was born 13 September, '1803, at Williston, Vermont, and died 7 June
1864, His early years passed away much after tho manner of his brothers Miron and
Hubbard. Occupied at home in farming and at his father's nail factory, at school a
term or so each year, he made some progress in study and reading, and acquired
good and substantial ideas of life, and the best of habits. No doubt Miron and
Hubbard by word encouraged and by example influenced him greatly.
He was a student of Phillips Academy from 1833-6. He graduated at Yale Col
lege 1830, receiving the degree of A.M. in 1833. He studied theology at the Yale
School, and under his brother Hubbard at Dover, N.H. AVhile there he was under
the care (so to speak) of the Piscataqua (N.ll.) Association, and by them licensed to
preach in 1833.
He married at New York, 5 September, 1833, Katherine-G. Pi,sh, b, 16 May,
1807, in New Y'ork, daughter of AVhitehead and Elsie (Gilbert) of New York, and
cousin of Hon. Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State.
He preached and labored among sailors in New Orleans. This kind of work
was a part of the duties of his after life, while on Staten Island. Ho in time became
familiar with medicine and surgery, aud prescribed as well for the body as the
soul. At the outbreak of the Rebellion, the New York University conferred on
him the Doctorate of Medicine, a degree for ¦which he was quite as well qualified
as he 'was for the "D.D." received previously from the Episcopal College iu
Annapolis, After his New Orleans residence of nearly one year, he was ordained over the
Congregational Church in Medford, Mass,, June 13, 183-. His mind, one of order,
reverence, perhaps fond of form in religion without formalism, had previously been
directed towards the Episcopal Church.
After a year of labor at Medford, he acted on his convictions and applied for
admission into the Episcopal Communion. He received the ordination to full or
priest's orders in May, 1836, and entered upon his duties as rector of St. John's Par
ish, Troy, N.Y. After two years' service in Troy, receiving a sail from Trinity Par
ish, Elmira, N.Y,, he accepted it, and there resided till 1841, when he accepted the
charge of St. Ann's Parish, Annapolis, Md., one of the largest of the Maryland
Churches. During these pastorates Dr. Winslow published several pamphlets. He studied
mineralogy and began bis "collection," which subsequently became one of the
choicest private cabinets of the hand. At Annapolis he made close acquaintanceship
with United States officers, and performed a good deal of labor at the Naval School
and Station.
A bronchial trouble rendering a change of climate important to his ministerial
life, if not life itself, he purchased a piece of land — perhaps ten acres — on the heights

620 Rev. Gordon' Winslow, D.D.

of staten Island, in 1845, and erected on it a neat and tasteful cottage. Here, for
nearly twenty years, or until he died, was his home.
Of great skill and ingenuity mechanically, he did much with his own hands to
adorn and make attractive his cottage. Away from city noise and bustle was this
charming retreat which, with its rustic fences and bowers, winding paths, and shades
of maple, became a most delightful rural spot. One could look forth on the Atlantic,
and then, at hand, upon the miniature farm and its neat and inviting cultivations.
But these were not years of inactivity.
Contemporaneously -with his removal to Staten Island, Dr, Winslow became
rector of St, 'Paul's Parish, and chaplain of the Quarantine. The latter position he
held for seventeen years. His devotion and untiring efforts while yellow fever raged,
and at other times, are fresh in the minds of many.
We open at another page of his life — the closing one. Close upon the cannon
ade at Sumter, a legion of brave men sprang up to hurl back upon traitors the
consequences of treason. The gallant Fifth of New York (known afterward as
"Duryea Zouaves") went forth, Gordon" Winslow as their chaplain. Their first
effort was at Big Bethel.
James Parton says of Winslow: "The noble Chaplain Winslow, -with a few
other men, remained behind, and, all exhausted as they were, drew the wounded in
wagons nine miles, from the scene of the action to the nearest camp," The officer
iu command reports: "The noble conduct of Chaplain Winslow and the generous-
hearted men who remained to help the wounded, deserves the highest praise; and
the toilsome task which they accomplished, of dragging the rude vehicles filled with
their helpless comrades, over a weary road of nine miles in their exhausted condi
tion, with the prospect of an attack every minute, bespeaks a goodness of heart and
a bravery never excelled."
The Chaplain, during his two years as such, often acted as aid-de-camp.
He was engaged in some form of service in nearly every battle of the war in
Virginia. Just after the sad event at Fredericksburg, he wrote his brother as follows: "As
for myself, I am ready for anything that turns up in the w.iy of helping on the cause
for which we are in the field. I am chaplain of the Fifth, but act more or less for
the whole division. Then, as volunteer aid to General Warren, I am under orders,
and attend with him in the surveys and mapping of the country, establishino- lines of
pickets, locating hospitals, and looking after the sick and wounded in the Division,
Brigades, and Regiments. After the battle I selected the site for the general hospi
tal at Fredericksburg, and saw the wounded transported across the river and
properly provided for,"
Dr, Winslow had a number of very narrow escapes. Under Pope, at Bull Run,
his regiment lost about four hundred men. He had balls pass through his hair and
beard, and his horse was wounded under him. At Gettysburg a ball struck ofl! the

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head of the officer to whom he was giving a command from Gen. Weed. After the
battle of Antietam, anxiotis to do 'what he could for the wounded, and desirous to
ascertain their number, he penetrated the rebel lines, and before he was aware found
himself riding by the side of one of the rebel generals. He rode in his company
seven miles, and after parting from him, began to turn toward the Union lines.
Surrounded by rebels burying the dead and gathering the wounded, he played the
part of one of their officers. Favored by the uncertain light of evening, he at length
reached sufficiently near the Union lines to make a sudden dash and reach a place of
safety. Dr. Winslow was one of the early promoters of the Sanitary Commission, and
was identified with its history up to the hour of his death. He held the important
post and office of Inspector of the Army of the Potomac for the Commission.
Slajor-Generai Warren, under date of January, 1863, reports as follows: "From
the first battle of the war at Big Bethel to the last at Fredericksburg, Dr. Winslow
has shown an adaptability for his position, and a success in efforts wliich has won
the confidence of all. At an early day he was elected by the Sanitary Commission
at Washington for the responsible position of the Sanitary Inspector of the Army.
This immense labor he sustained till the commencement of the Peninsular campaign,
for which he received the earnest thanks of the Department at Washington. Since
the commencement of the Peninsular campaign he has been my aid and a member of
my staff, and has been constantly with me on the field, except when the claims of
humanity and mercy called him to attend to the sufferings of his fallen comrades.
His efforts in this department I most gratefully acknowledge. For days and nights
after tbe several battles of Williamsburg, Hanover Court House, Gaines' Mills, Mal
vern Hill, Bull Run, Antietam, and Fredericksburg, the doctor has had frequent
recourse to his experience to guide him to the best measures of improving hospitals
for the wounded, or means of comfort and solace, which at such times of trial cannot
be too highly valued."
Dr. Winslow's elder son. Col. Cleveland' Winslow of the Fifth N.Y. (" Duryea
Zouaves"), was badly wounded in the battle of the Wilderness; and while bringing
him and other wounded officers and soldiers to Alexandria, the sad accident occurred
by which his valuable life was cut off, in the midst of its usefulness. On the morn
ing of June 7, 1864, at the mouth of the Potomac, he fell overboard from the trans
port steamer Mary Bipley, and after swimming for some time upon the surface,
suddenly disappeared as a boat was close at hand to rescue him. The remains were
never found.
L.-A. Hendricks, Esq., correspondent of the New York Herald, wrote: "A more
popular and useful chaplain has not been in the service. ... A mind finely culti
vated, manners dignified and refined, a rare fund of anecdote at command, and an
underlying vein of delicate richness, served to make him a most genial as well as
agreeable and instructive companion. Long in memory will live the recollection of

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his alternating wit and pathos, and words of counsel uttered at the mess-table, and
around the camp-fire at night, as were canvassed the events of each day, the exciting
march or some storm of terrible tragedy. ... No cast of an ancient Grecian or
Roman hero presented a more finely moulded head than that of Dr, Winslow, and
his long flowing gray beard, dark gray eyes of tender but penetrative expression, and
straight and well-built frame, although sixty years of age, suggested him as a type,
in these days of effeminate degeneracy rarely seen, of those great old philosophers
who once walked the streets of Carthage and Rome."
We close this sketch with an extract or two from the Christian Times (Episco
pal), found iu a long editorial on the death of Dr. Winslow: " We often thought of
him as a model man, in very many respects. There was a soundness, a completeness
to his character, rarely seen. His social nature was of a refined, genial, whole-souled
cast, and well poised. . . . And yet, while frank and open, he knew that silence is
sometimes power and wisdom. Siicli were his discretion and prudence that he was
frequently cognizant of army movements and plans which but few were jjermitted to
know. . . . His intellectual nature was characterized by life, earnestness, compre
hensiveness, liberality of views, a special love for certain pursuits, and considerable
genius. He was unambitious and made no display of his abilities. He often declined
honors tended him. As an instance of this he did not accept the Diocese of Alabama,
which his friends urged upon him.
" His business talent and executive abilities were remarkable. These gave him
prominence and influence in every undertaking and employment. His accomplish
ments were of high order. In the departments of science he was thoroughly versed,
.... He corresponded with various scientific bodies, and was (we believe), a mem
ber of the Smithsonian Institute. His contributions to the press and cyclopedias were
frequent. "He was very ingenious, and uncommonly skilful in the use of tools. Many
handsome specimens of workmanship came from his hands. Among his inventions
may be mentioned a patented one relating to the construction of locomotive wheels.
He had a taste for antiquarian lore and specimens, and his house contained many
such objects of interest. The huge brass knocker on his front-door was a present
from Daniel Webster, and was taken from the ' Old Winslow House' at Marshfield."
[See page 618.]
"His religious nature, above all, was the crowning excellence of the man.
Prom earliest boyhood to his death he was a true Christian in daily walk and pursuit,
as ¦well as 'when he stood before men to 'point the way of life.' His pulpit
ministrations were faithful, vigorous, practical, and thought-inspiring efforts, appeal
ing to Scripture, and persuading men to duty and obedience. . . . Our friend
and brother has closed a long and useful life — useful because it answered life's
great end. . . . His memory we will keep 'with us, and his influence will live
after him like the influence of the good, a source of blessing to many generations.^

2 Rev. Gordon' Winslow, D.D. 623

His children were:
6958. 1. Cleveland, [6960] b. 1830, iMedford, Mass. ; d, 7 July, 1864, Alexandria
Va.
6959, 3, Gordon, [6961] b, 30 Aug. 1838, Elmira, N.Y. ; m. 18 Mar. 1866, Eliza
beth Wallace, dau. of AVilliam and Elizabeth (Gait),
6960. COL, CLEVELAND', [0958] (Beo. Gordc i', Nathaniel' Nathaniel*, John',
Kenelm', Kenelm',) born in 1830, Jledford, Massachusetts; died 7 July, 1864, at the
hospital, Alexandria, Virginia, from wounds received, 3 June, near MechanicsvilleJ
Virginia. The funeral was at Trinity Church, New York City, 10 July, 1864; the
remains were placed in Greenwood Cemetery,
He was engaged in mercantile pursuits.at the breaking out of the rebellion. His
connection with the New York City militia, and attainments in military science,
fitted him for the service, and he raised a company of men and departed with the
Fifth N, Y, Regiment (" Duryea Zouaves "), engaging with them in all tbe battles and
conflicts of two years. After the battle of Antetam, lie was unanimously elected
colonel of the regiment. On its return, in 1863, he immediately recruited another,
and was in every engagement of the Army of the Potomac up to the day of his
death. Major-General Wan-en reports : "I have never known a braver officer." General
^IcClellan and various other leading officers expressed kindred sentiments. As a
soldier he was tried and true, brave without rashness, a strict disciplinarian, and
possessed those executive qualities which should belong to those in important civil
or military positions. Had he escaped the wounds at Mechanicsville, he would have
entered his next engagement as a general. His title as colonel, however, clings to
him, as he was identifled with his regiment. His personal presence was very striking,
and his regiment one of the flnest in the entire service,
6961, CAPT, GORDON', [6959] (Gordo?i', Nathaniel', Nathaniel", John', Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 30 .\ug, 1838, Elmira, N, Y. ; married at Baltimore, Md,, 18 Mar. 1866,
Elizabeth Wallace, dau. of Wm, and Elizabeth (Gait) of B, Captain in the 8th Inf,
U,S,A,, formerly stationed at Selma, Ala,, and, 1873, at Fort Russell, Cheyenne,
Wyoming Territory.
6963. ADELIA", [6839] (Nathaniel', Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 36
Sept. 1814, Williston, Vt. ; married there, 33 March, 1841, Norman-Hinsdale
BYINGTON, b. 30 Sept. 1815, Hinesburg, Vt, son of Anson and Theodora
(Cunningham) of W. He died 38 Feb. 1848, W. Parmer. She resides, 1876, on
the old homestead. Williston, Vt.
Child:
6903.  , b. 15 Aug. 1846; d. 19 Aug. 1846.

624 Winslow Memorial Monument.

WINSLOW MEMORIAL MONUMENT.
A monument to commemorate the three sons of Nathaniel Winslow, eminent
divines, who died in the same year, has been erected in the cemetery of their native
place, Williston, Vermont It is of Isle-la-Motte marble— a pyramid of the height
of eighteen feet, surmounted with an elaborately carved cross. The inscriptions on
the four sides are as follows: — [1.] Three Brothers.
Born in Williston, of the seventh [fifth] generation from the Pilgrim Fathers.
" Their works do follow them."

[3.] MiRON Winslow, D.D., LL.D.,
Forty-five years Missionary in India, died at Cape of Good Hope, Oct. 22, 1864, aged
74 years. "Thy life to the Cross was wholly deroted."
[8.] Hubbard Winslow, D.D,,
Author, Educator, Pastor at Boston and elsewhere, died Aug. 13, 1864, aged 64 years.
"Always abounding in the work of the Lord,"
[4.] Gordon Winslow, D.D., M.D.,
Rector at Staten Island, N.Y., and elsewhere, entered into rest June 7, 1864, aged 59
years. "In the service of his country and for his Master."
At a meeting of the members of the Winslow family, called in anticipation of
Uie erection of this monument, at Williston, 18 June, 1873, extracts from the proof-
sheets of the Winslow Memorial were read; specimens of wrought nails made by the
father at Williston, Vermont, arranged on cards side by side with older specimens
raade by the grandfather before the Revolution, at Salisbury, Conn,, were exhibited;
and the following acrostic, in commemoration of the manual-labor trainino- which
these sons received in the nail-shop of their father, was sung to the tune of Uxbridge:
W ith careful toil he reared his sons.
B obust, strong-armed in faith and hope,
0 n life's great mission-work each runs ;
Until with foes of truth they cope —
(?od blessed their w6rks both far and near:
S^eavenward their labors onward go
Truth living to implant and rear;
No fears restrained them from the foe.
A merica, Ceylon, Madras
In union brought without alloy,
L ove, faith, and hope (more firm than brass)
jShall bind mankind in holy joy.

^^ Devereau.r, Kelsey, Allen. 623

6964. MERCY", [1316] (Nathaniel*. John', Kenelm', Kenehn',) b, 10 Mm: 1763,
Salisbury, Conn. ; died in Richmond, Vt. ; married John DEVEREA'UX who died
in R.

Children:

Heman". He, 'with several of the family, removed to Norfolk, N. 7.

6965.0906. Alanson".
6967. JoHN".
6968. Levi".
6969. Henry". He and his cousin John" Winslow [7093] fitted a store with
goods and traded awhile in Brandon, Vt.
6970. Polly",
6971. Betsey or Elizabeth".
6973. Amanda", b. 22 Mar. 1786; m. 22 Feb. 1815, Sidney Kelsey, of Stock
holm, N.Y,, whose parents resided in S.
Children:
6973. 1. Sidney', b, 6 Dec 1815.
6974. 2. Hubbard', b, 19 Jan. 1819.
6975. L-^ura".
6976. 'LOVINIA", [1217] (Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kendm',) b. 4 May, 1765,
Salisbury, Conn. ; d. 28 Sept 1833, Williston Vt. ; m. there, May, 1788, Nathan
ALLEN, b. 18 Mar. 1760; d. 13 Jan. 1834, W. Williston, Vt.
Children born at Williston:
6977. 1. Horace", b. 34 Apr. 1789; d. 24 Jlay, 1866, Potsdam, N.Y.; m. Malone,
N.Y., January, 1817, Semantha Hamilton, b. 11 July, 1789, dau. of John
and Sarah-Harrietta (Stone) of Champlain, N.Y. He grad, Aug. 1812,
Univ. Vermont, Burlington ; studied law at Essex and Malone, N.Y. ; was
admitted to practice, and removed to Potsdam in 1816, where he resided
until his death. He was postmaster many years ; Presiding Judge of St.
I Lawrence County Court seventeen years; and surrogate of county nearly
twenty years. She res. 1869, Potsdam, N.V.
Children :
6978. 1. Lucius-Hamilton', b. 19 Nov. 1817; m. West Point, N.Y,, 22 May,
1844, Sarah DeWitt, dau, of 'John, of W.P. Grad. June, 1839, West
Point ; 2d Lieut, in 2d U, S, Artillery ; was four years ass't instructor
in Art Tactics at W,P., resigning in 1845. Major General of Militia
of the State of California. Merchant. Res. San Francisco, Cal.
Children :
6979. 1. Harriet-DeWitt', b. 24 Oct. 1846,

626 Descendant.^ of Nathaniel* Winsloio. K

0980. 3. Henry-Francis", b. 13 Aug, 1848.
6981. 3. Sarah-Lucia', b, 16 Mar, 1851.
6983, 4. John-Hamilton-DeWitt', b, 38 Aug, 1853.
6983. 2. Horace- Winslow', b. 20 July, 1820; d, 4 June, 1843.
6984. 3. Harriet-Semantha', b, 23 Nov, 1833; m, Potsdam, N,Y,, 1 Sept 1841,
Wm,-A, Dart, b, 25 Oct. 1814, at P,, s. of Simeon and Phebe (Allen)
of P. He was educated at St, Lawrence Academy, Potsdam ; studied
law with Horace Allen, aud was admitted to practice, 1840; post
master of Potsdam, and Dist, Att'yof St. Lawrence Co., 1845; State
Senator, 1849-52; U.S. Dist Att'y for Northern District of New
York, 1861; was appointed Consul-General of U.S. for the British
North American Provinces of Montreal, in 1860,
Res, 1873, Montreal, P. 0.
Children:
6985. 1. Caroline- Cornelia' , b, 18 June, 1842; married in Potsdam, 23 June,
1868, George-Zolma Erwin, of P., s. of George.
6986, 2, Harriet- Prances', b. 10 July, 1850.
6987, 3. Lrvi', b. 9 Feb. 1792; died in Kentucky; married iu Ohio, 9 Jfay, 1822,
 , who died 2 Oct 1824. He married 2d, Feb. 1836,  [Rector],
Farmer. Res. K'lnderhook, Pickaway Co., 0.
Children :
6988. 1, Miron', b. 1 Apr. 1823; d, 24 June, 1825.
6989. 3. Minerva', b. 30 Nov. 1820; d, 34 June, 1833.
6990. 3, Elizabeth-A',, b. 18 Feb. 1828; married, 16 Aug. 1853, Michael-J.
Aiken.
Children:
6991. 1. Kate-S'., b. 38 June, 1854.
6993. 2. Emma-A'., b. H Dec. 1855.
6993. 3, John-M'., b, 19 Jan. 1858; d. 10 Oct 1860.
6994. 4, May', b. 7 Aug. 1859; d, 3 Oct. 1860.
6995. 5. Horace-A'., b. 16 Mar. 1861.
6996. 4. Martha', b. 23 Nov. 1831; m. 20 July, lis,'37, William-S. Rector.
Children :
6097. 1, Allen-T'., b, 8 .Tune 1859.
6998. 3, William-S'., b, 14 Sept 1863.
6999. 5. Marcus', b. 11 Nov, 1833; d, 26 Oct 1849
7000. 3. Lucy", b. 24 June, 1794; married, JIar. 1812, Daniel Pine. He was a
deacon in the Congregational Church. Res. Wyoming, 111
Children :
7001. 1. Horace', born in 1813.

K AUen, Tunihling, Brownell. 627

7002. 2. Laura', b. 5 Feb. 1816; m. P.-W, Stow,
7003. 3. Lovinia', b. 22 Nov. 1817; d, ^ept 1829,
7004. 4, Lucy-M'., b. 9 Apr. 1819; m, Sylvester Carter,
7005. 5. Julia- Ann", b. 23 June, 1821.
7006, 6, Samantha', b, 26 July, 1833; m, iu 1847, B.-P, Bacon.
7007. 7. Daniel-H",, b, 20 -Vug. 1826,
7008. S. Delia-M',, b, 7 Sept, 1838; ni, David-R, Town,
7009. 9. Nathan- A',, b, 4 Feb. 18;!1 ; m, in 1855, Susan Gleason,
7010. 10. Andrew', b, 1833; is deceased,
7011. 4. Minerva", b, 35 Mar, 1790; married Elijah-S, Tambling, who died, 1869,
in Illinois. He was a deacon of the Congregational Church,
She res, 1869, Chicago, III.
Children:
¦1013, Villeroy',
7013. ^Minerva' married R,-J, Miller. Hardware Merchant, -t-
Res, 1869, Chicago, III.
7014, ilartha', married A,-R, Miller, Res, 1870, Chicago, III.
7015, 5. Marcus', b, 35 ^lar. 179S; married Lucia Fabrique, Farmer,
Res, 1809, Cloverport, Breckinridge Co., Ky.
Children :
7010. Rev. William', grad. Danville Coll., Ky. ; married  , -F
7017_ Kev, Heman', grad. Danville Coll, ; died unmarried. ' He was resid
ing, in 1864. at Danville, Ky,
7018, f>umuer
7010, 6. N-VIHAN-Dean', b. -23 .Alay, 1800; m, 0 Jan, 1833, Nancy Bently,
Children : ,
7020, 1. Louisa-Anna', b. 33 Dec, 1833; married, Oct. 1846, Edward- Wells
Brownell.
Children: 1. Myrtle- Mc Gee', b. Nov, 1847, Williston.
3. Nancy', b, 3 June, 1851, Willi.stcm,
3. Ellen-Louisa', h. Jan, 1855 or '0, Williston.
4. Charles- Allen', b. 15 Nov, 1863, Burlington.
George- Washington', b. 19 June, 1835, Williston; d. 6 Dec. 1835.
George-Washington', b. 4 Jan. 1837 or '8, W. ; d. 11 May, 1864,
Woodstock, Vt, He married, 14 Sept. 1853, Elizabeth-S. Billings,
dan. of Olio and Semantha (Weatherby) of W. Merchant.
Res. Woodstock, Vt.
Child :
^03.._ Charles-BK, b. Oct. 1863, ^^'. ; d. Jan. 1864.

7031.

7022.

7023.

7034.

7035.
2.
7026.
8.
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7028. 4. Nathan', b. 12 Oct, 1832, Williston; married, Jan. 1856, ]\rary Prior.
Parmer.
Child :
7029. Ethan- Allen' , born in 1858, Res. 1869, Belle Cour.
7030. 5, Charles-Levi', b, 19 May, 1834, W, ; married, 20 Sept 1863, Cynthia
Foote. Tinsmith.
Child:
7031. Eliza- Louisa', b. 20 Dec, 1807, Sparta, Wis,
7032. 7. Villeroy", b. 22 Feb. 1802; d. 28 Aug. 1806.
7033, 8, Hannah", b, 29 Mar, 1806; d, 4 June, 1844, at the residence of her brother
Levi" [6987]. She was unmarried.
7034, DEA. JOHN", [1318] (Nathaniel*, John', Kendm', Kenelm',) b. 4 May, 1767,
Salisbury, Conn. ; d. 30 Nov. 1852, Medina, O,, and was there buried. He married
at Hillsdale, N.Y., 2 Jan. 1787-8, Mary Covell or Scoville, b. 25 Aug. 1773, Phihps
Patting, N.Y,, dau. of Zaccheus, who came from England and settled on Cape Cod
and Mary (Wooden) of Hillsdale, N.Y. She died 25 Aug. 1837, Medina, and was
buried there. Mr. Winslow was left to the care of his oldest brother, by his father,
at the time of his death. He was one of the pioneer settlers of Williston, Vt, and
an earnest Christian; was one of the first deacons elected in the Congregational
church, and held the office forty-two years. Farmer.
Res. Williston, Vt. ; Granville and Medina, 0.
Children :
7035. 1. Harry, b. 11 Nov. 1788, Hillsdale, N.Y. ; d. 25 Sept. 1814, Williston.
7036. 2. Jason, b. 6 July, 1790; d. 16 Mar. 1843; m. Prudence Chamberlain
[6824].
7037. 3. Hannah, [7047] b. 2 Feb. 1792; d. 23 May, 1861; m. Azariah Rood.
7038. 4. Charity, [7057] b. 6 Apr. 1794 ; is deceased ; m. John Kilbourne "Weed,
7039. 5. Laura, [7072] b. 2 Oct 1796; d. 3 Jan. 1858; m. William-Perriu
Barrows.
7040. 6. Milo, [7086] b, 31 Mar. 1799 ; was drowned 2 May, 1841 ; m. Hannah
Pollett.
7041, 7, John, [7093] b, 19 July, 1802; d, 17 Mar. 1839; m. Betsey Brownson; m.
2d, Margaret-Emily Sergeant.
Delana, [7099] b. 16 Aug, 1805; m, 20 Jan, 1834, Henry Ormsby, j\r,D,
Betsey-Aurelia, b, 22 Dec, 1807, Williston. Res. 1873, Medina, 0.
Mason-Newton, b. 26 Feb. 1812, W, ; d, there 19 Apr, 1813.
Mary-Loraine, [7105] b. 25 Feb. 1814; m, 23 Oct 1833, Clark Earle,
Harriet-Newell, [7124] b. 1 Jan, 1820; m, 22 Dec. 1837, Alanson-
Livingston Peake.

7042.

8,

7043,

9,

7044,

10,

7045,

11.

7046.

12.

^ Rood, Wilson, Weed. 629
7047. HANNAH", [7087] (John*, Nathaniel*. John*. Kenelm*, Kendm' ) b 2 Feb
1793, Livingston Manor, N.Y. ; d. 23 May, 1861, Sacramento, Cal., while on a visii
to her daughter. She was married in Jericho, Vt., January, 1813, to Azariah ROOD,
who died 23 Feb. 1850, Niles, Mich., and was there interred. Farmer.
Children :
7048. 1. Harriet-Newell, b. 21 Dec. 1814, Jericho, Vt ; d. 23 Oct. 1883, Middle
bury, Vt., and was buried there.
7049. 2. Harrt-Winslow, b. 8 Sept. 1816, Jericho. Res. 1873, Detroit, Mich.
7050. 3. Heman, b. 4 Aug. 1818, Jericho; d. 7 Oct 1850, California, and was
buried in Niles, Mich.
7051. 4. Anson-Hubbard, b. 30 Sept 1821, Middlebury, Vt ; died in 1870,
Detroit, Mich., and was buried there. He married  .
Shores. 1870, Detroit, Mich.
7052. 5. Hannah-Eliza, b. 23 Nov, 1823, M. ; d. 23 Oct. 1834, M,, and was buried
there.
7053. 6. Hannah-Elida, b. 20 Nov, 1826, M. ; d. there, 23 Sept. 1827.
7054. 7. Sarah-Eliza, b. 1 Sept. 1838, M. ; d. in San Francisco, Cal. ; married
 'Wilson.
7055. 8. Mary-Jane, b. 16 Sept. 1830, M. ; d. 39 Dec. 1853, Niles, Mich., and was
buried there.
7056. 9. Azariah-Newell, b. 81 Aug. 1834 ; married  .
Res. 1870, Sacramento, Gal.
7057. CHARITY", [7038] (John', Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm*, Kenelm',) b. 6 Apr.
1794, Williston, Vt. ; married there, 6 Feb. 1817, John-Kilbourne "WEED, b. 33
Jan. 1794, Hinesburgh, s. of John and Dorothy (Phelps) of H. He died 24 Aug.
1858, Staten Island. She res. 1872, New York City.
Children born in St. Lawrence County, N.Y.
7058. 1. John- Winslow', b. 19 Jan. 1818, Hopkinton; grad. U.V.M. 1838; was
drowned at sea, 3 Sept 1860.
7059. 2. Henry-JMason', b. 2 August, 1819, Hopkinton; died there, 28 October,
1819.
7060. 3. Henrt-Mason', b. 18 Dec 1820, Hopkinton; d. 17 Dec 1865, Cedar
Grove, New Dorp, Richmond Co., N.Y.
7061. 4. Mary-Dorothy', b. 2 July, 1824, Canton, N.Y. married, N.Y., 21 June,
1849, Frederick- Augustus 'Weed, born in 1823, Hinesburgh, son of
Anson-Phelps and Salome (Crossman) of Hinesburgh. Res. 1873, Hinesburgh. Vt.
Children :
7062. 1. Frederick-Mason", b. 8 Apr. 1850, Hinesburgh.
7063. 3. Francis-Anson", b. 20 Nov. 1851, Hinesburgh.
7064. 3, Fanny-Adelaide", b. 4 Nov. 1854, Western Texas.

630 Descendants of John' Winslow.

K

7065.

7066.

7067.

7068.

5.

7069.

6,

7070.

7,

4. John-Kilbourne", b. 15 Apr. 1856, Western Texas,
5. Mary-Eliza", b. 2 Oct. 1858, Western Texas,
6. Lily", b, 23 July, 1863, Western Texas,
Charity-Maria', b, 29 Dec, 1826, Canton, N.Y. ; d. 25 Sept. 1838, Pots
dam, N.Y.
Ira-Dutton', b. 14 Feb. 1830, Potsdam; d. 12 Nov, 1871, N.Y.
Stephkn-Hinsdalb', b, 17 Nov. 1831, Potsdam; grad. West Point 1854;
was killed at Little Round Top, battle of fJettysbnrg, 2 .Tuly, 1863, while
in command of a division of regular troop.s— 5th U.S. Artillery. Was
Brig-Gen. of Vols, and Capt. of the 5th U.S. -Artillery. Was nominated
Major-General by President Lincoln, the day of his death, and conse
quently was not confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
7071. 8. Harriet-Maria', b. 29 Apr. 1834, Potsdam; m. N,Y,, 27 June, 1865,
Dea, Charies-Edward Moore, b, 14 Oct, 1841, Beveriy, Mass., s. of
Dennison and Susan- Jane (Picard) of Peabody, Essex Co,, Mass. Rul
ing Elder in Reformed Church in New York City. Merchant. Res.
Potsdam, Newbui'g, Wurtsboro', and Bloomingburgh, N.Y,
1872, New 7ork City.
7073. LAURA", [7039] (John", Nathaniel*, John', Kenelnr, Kenelm',) b. 2 Oct.
1796, Williston, Vt. ; d. 8 Jan. 1858, Kalamazoo, Michigan, and was there buried.
She married at W., 16 Feb. 1819, William-Perrin BARROWS, of Bridport, Addison
Co., Vt, b. 31 Mar. 1796, Woodstock, Conn,, s, of Prentice and Molly (Perrin) of
Lewis, Essex Co,, N.Y, He removed from Woodstock to Lewis, N.Y,, with his
parents, when ten years of age. [After the death of his father, his mother married,
in 1808, Rev. Cyrus Comstock, a home missionary. They resided at Lewis until
death, and were buried there,] Mechanic. He removed to Kalamazoo, Mich., in
1836. Res, 1873, Windsor, Hartford Co., Ct.
Children liorn in Bridport :
7073. 1. Martha-Jane', b, 6 Jan, 1821; married, Kalamazoo, jMich., 5 November,
1841, William-Berry Jenner, of London, Eng., b, 31 Dec, 1817, Parish
of St, Mary-le-Bone, s, of Wm,-C, and Sarah (Berry) of L., who emigrated
to this country 10 September, 1833. Merchant. Res. 1873, Allegan, Mich.
Children born iu Allegan:
7074. 1. Lucy-Arabell", b. 15 June, 1843; married in Allegan, 30 Feb. 180:;,
Lucius-Maseroft Hodges, b, 1 Apr, 1828, Crown Point, N.Y., s. of
Drusus'and Eliza (Meagher) of Decatur, Mich, Merchant
Res, 1870, Allegan, Mich.
Child :
7075. Frederie- Jennet, b. 11 Nov. 1865, Lawrence, Van Buren Co.,
Mich.

Jenner, Barrows, Mather. 631

7076. 8. William-Sanford', b. 35 Feb, 1850.
7077. 3. Melvin-Hale", b. 35 Mar. 1858.
7078. 4. Laura-Ellen", b. 8 Aug. 1857.
7079. 2. Capt. Milo- Winslow', b. 13 May, 1823; married in Kalamazoo, Mich.,
Mary Robinson, and had two sons. He was captain in 2d Regt. Mich.
Cavalry, but in consequence of a wound was compelled to resign. Dry
goods clerk. Hes, 1873, Detroit, Mich.
7080. 8. William-Perrin', b. 1 Sept, 1825; m, Niles, Mich., 1 Apr, 1856, Emma
Stafford, of Albany, N,Y,, b. 24 Apr. 1836, dau, of Joab, of A. He
enlisted in 5th Regiment Mich, Cavalry; was taken prisoner near Rich
mond, Va,, and confined in Andersonville for about six months, barely
escaping with his life.
Res, Kalamazoo, and, 1873, Plainwell, Allegan Co., Mich.
Children :
7081. 1. Julia-Stafford", b, 13 .Tuly, 1857.
7082. 2. Susie-Benedict", b. 24 Aug, 1859.
7083. 3. 3 Agnes-Winslow", b, 11 Nov. 1807.
7084. 4. I Alice-Perrin", b. 11 Nov. 1807,
7085. 4. Laura-Ann', b. 22 Aug, 1828; was married by Rev, Sainuel-H, Hall,
Kalamazoo, 15 Feb, 1852, to Rev, Oliver- V, Mather, b. 23 Jan. 1815,
Windsor, Ct., s. of EUsworth-Wolcott and Laura (Wolcott) of W. He
died. 7 Nov. 1870, Windsor. s.p.
Res, Kalamazoo, Mich,, and Williston, Vt ; 1873, she res, Windsor, Ct.
7086, MILO", [7040] (John', Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 81 Mar,
1799, Wilbston, Vt ; m, Jericho, Vt, 5 Feb, 1835, Hannah Pollett, who died of
consumption 29 Nov. 1853, at Allegan, and was buried there. In 1826, Mr, Winslow
went into the mercantile business at Richmond; in 1828, moved to Bridport, Addi
son Co., Vt. ; in 1830, to Middlebury, Vt,, where he remained until 6 Apr. 1835, when
he located in Allegan, Jlich., being one of its first settlers, and one of six who erected
tiie first house of worship there. He was drowned, 2 .May, 1841, at the mouth of
St Joseph's River, while returning from Milwaukee during a heavy gale. He was
to have united with the church the next day. His body was found four weeks after
on the beach at Sanuatuck, Allegan Co., Mich., and taken home for burial. He was
greatly mourned by the people. His will is recorded in Allegan. Farmer and after
ward merchant Allegan, Mich.
Children :
7087. 1. Lucy', b. 23 June, 1828, Bridport, Vt. ; d. 12 Dec. 1854, and was buried
at Allegan. She married there, 11 Nov. 1845, Abram-Rensselaer
Calkins, JI.D., of A., b. 19 May, 1822, Malta, N.Y., s. of Simon and
Joanna (Lee) of Stillwater, Saratoga Co., N.Y. He died 17 Mar. 1783,

632

Abram-Rensselaer Calkins, M.D. ^

Allegan. [He married 2d, 1855, Nellie Bingham, who died 21 Sept
1863; m. 3d, 36 May, 1863, Charlotte Stone.]
««Our esteemed fellow citizen, Dr. Abram-R. Calkins, died in this village, on
Monday afternoon, the 17th inst., after a brief illness, from the malignant form of
intermittent fever. He had been taken ill on the Thursday evening previous. All
that the affection of his friends and the medical skill of the profession could do,
proved of no avail— for disease that he battled so unsuccessfully for many years,
finally proved victor.
" Doctor Calkins was born in Malta, Saratoga Co., N. Y., in 1833. He removed
with his parents to Richland, Kalamazoo Co., in 1835. In 1837, his father died and
he came under the guardianship of his brother, Chauncey-W. Calkins, Esq., durmg
which time he prosecuted his literary education. At the age of nineteen he com
menced the study of medicine at. the Medical College of Geneva, N.Y., where he
graduated two years later. He continued his studies under Drs. Coates and Bigelow,
of Otsego. Subsequently Dr. Coates removed to Allegan. Dr. Calkins came with
him, and, in 1844, he opened an office in this village and continued in the practice
of his profession thirty years, except one year during the war of the rebelUon, when
he served as surgeon of the 17th Michigan Infantry.
" He enlisted June, 1862, and served through the two battles of Antietam and
South Mountain, when, hearing of the death of his wife, he resigned. His son
Frank- Winslow", was with him all the time he was in the army.
"In 1868, Dr. Calkins formed a partnership with Dr. E. Amsden, which con
tinued until within a few weeks of his death.
"In regard to Doctor Calkins' merits as a physician and surgeon, all admitted his
eminence and proficiency. He was remarkably good and accurate in his diagnosis
of disease, and as energetic and thorough in its treatment. He seemed almost
oblivious of his own comfort and health, and literally died a martyr to his profession ;
for, on being remonstrated with by his friends in regard to his over-exertion, he
said, 'I must do my duty and leave the result with God.'
" The doctor was a decided Christian man. Early in life he consecrated himself
to science and the worship of God, and he never forgot his duties. If it was possi
ble, he was always in his place ou the Sabbath. His charities in sustaining the
institutions of the Church were well known in the chur'^^li to which he belonged,
and better still by his pastor. Rev. J. Sailor.
" He was a warm advocate and supporter of every cause and reform tending to
the elevation and welfare of men.
"Many, very many, will mourn his loss. Those families he so often visited as a
ministering angel will most miss this benefactor of mankind. The church where
his face was so familiar, and his support so hearty and liberal, will also greatly miss
him. The various social interests of life that he subserved so well will feel his loss.
But he has gone. He has crossed the dark river ; nor did he murmer at the dispen
sations of Providence that called him hence. He would have been glad to remain
with his family, that he might subserve their interests still more, and carry out
certain plans he contemplated for their comfort and prosperity. But he was

K Descendants of John' Tfinslow. 633
ready. For thirty-five years he had been making that preparation, and he could now
approach the grave ' like one who wraps the draricry of his couch about him and lies
down to pleasant dreams.' He leaves a bereaved wife and three children to mourn
his loss. "The doctor was one of the school officers of our village, and on the day of his
funeral the several schools were dismissed in honor of his memory. The funeral
of Doctor Calkins was attended at his late residence, on Wednesday, by a large
and sympathetic circle of friends.
" The funeral exercises were opened by Rev. J. Hamilton, who offered a prayer
and read from the Scriptures, while the funeral discourse was delivered by Rev. J.
Sailor, the pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, of which the Doctor was so long
a member. This discourse was of a most affecting character and paid a high
tribute to the Christian character of the lamented deceased. The Masonic fraternity
of our village participated in the funeral ceremonies."
Children :
7088. 1. Frank- Winslow', b. 6 Mar. 1848, Allegan, Mich. ; was married there,
by Rev. Mr. Judd, 4 Apr. 1870, to Prank-Lenora Dean, of Paw Paw,
Van Buren Co., Mich., b. 5 Feb. 1850, Ellisburgh, Jefferson Co. ,
N.Y., dau. of Dexter-Hall and Lenora-Hannah (Jenkins) of Decatur,
Van Boren Co., Mich. Speculator in land and lumber.
Res. 1873, Manistee, Manistee Co., Mich.
ChUd:
7089. Maud-Lucy', b. 28 Nov. 1872, Manistee.
7030. 2. Frederic-Milo", b. 19 Sept. 1852, Allegan; studied medicine with his
father's former partner. Dr. E. Amsden, of A.
Res, 1873, Allegan, Mich.
7091. 2. John-Bradburt', b. 15 Sept. 1833, Middlebury, Vt. ; died in 1838, Allegan.
7092. 3. Mild', bom and died in Allegan.
7093 JOHN", [7041] (John*, Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 19 July,
1802, Williston, Vt. ; d. 17 March, 1839, on his passage from Charlestown to New
York, on board the ship Anaon, Capt. St. Clair. He was married by Rev. Mr. Blod-
get, Richmond, Vt., 11 Oct 1823, to Betsey Brownson, b. 36 July, 1805, R., dau. of
Judge Joel, of R. She died 13 July, 1836, Potsdam, N.Y., and was there buried.
He was married 2d, by Rev. Mr. Woodbury, Kalamazoo, Mich., 24 July, 1838, to
Margaret-Emily Sergeant, born in Morristown, N.J., dau. of David and Margaret
(  :) of Parsippany, N.J. She died 27 Feb. 1872, Morristown, and was buried
there. He had a store in Brandon, Vt., with his cousin Henry" Devereaux [6969].
In 1835 he left Vermont for Ann Arbor, Mich., where he remained a short time; then
removed to Kalamazoo, Mich., which place he was at last obliged to leave on account
of ill health. He was a member of the Congregational church. D17 goods
merchant.

634 Descendants of John* Winslow. K
Children:
7094. 1. Francbs-Blizabbth', b, 1 Oct. 1831, Richmond, Vt ; d, 19 Mar. 1836,
Kalamazoo, Mich.
7095. 2. Emily-Josbphine', b, 28 Jan, 1835, Ann Arbor, Mich,; d, 15 .Mar. 1857,
Patterson, N.J. She was married by Rev. David-A. Grosvenor, Medina,
O., 3 Sept. 1855, to Charles-Frederick Thompson, of New York City.
Piano and music dealer. Res. 1873, Brooklyn, N. 7.
Child :
7096. Herbert- Winslow", b. 11 Dec. 1856, P.; died there, 25 July, 1857,
7097. 3. JoHN-Bond', b. 26 Mar, 1839, Parsippany, N.J. ; d. 2 May, 1887; m, by Rev.
H.-C. HoUowell, at the Eng. Lutheran Church, Cumberland, Md., llJune,
1872, to Sue Troxell, b. 33 July, 1853, Flint Stone, Alleghany Co., Md.,
dau. of John and Christiana (Spouseller) of Cumberland, He was brought
up by his uncle George-T, Cobb, of New York, afterwards of Morristown,
N.J,, and followed banking as a business. He became a member of the
Methodist church in Morristown, Was ass't quartermaster U.S, Vols.
for four years and nine months. With him the name of Winslow becomes
extinct among the descendants of his grandfather, John' Winslow [7034],
Cumberland, Allegliany Co., Md,
Child:
7098. Herbert-Markley", b. 22 June, 1873, Cumberland.
7099. DELANA", [7042] (John', Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 16 Aug,
1805, Wilbston, Vt ; m, iMedina, O,, 20 Jan. 1834, Henry ORMSBY, M.D,, b. 30
Jan, 1805, Fairlee, Vt, s, of Ebenezer, of Copley, Summit Co,, O., b, 3 Jlay, 1771,
Salisbury, Conn,, m, 22 Oct 1797, Asenath Allard, b, 11 Nov, 1766, Woodstock,
Conn, He attended lectures at Cincinnati, O,, and there received his diplom.a,
October, 1831 ; commenced practice in 1832, in Hudson, Ohio. Physician, aud after
wards farmer. Res. 1887, Medina, 0.
Children :
7100. 1. Lucy-Town', b. 34 Apr. 1836, Dover, O. ; m. Medina, 6 Oct. 1859, Egbert
Green, b, 24 Feb. 1831, Pineville, Oswego Cn,, N,Y,, s, of Barton aud
Polly-Ann (Allen) of Oswego, N,Y,, afterwards of Sharon and Medina,
O. Farmer. Res. 1875, Medina, 0,
Children :
7101. 1. EUen-Almira", b. 21 Dec. 1861, M.
7102. 2. Harry-Ormsby", b, 28 Jan, 1864, M.
7103, 3, Ormsby", b. 13 Oct. 18—; d. 20 Apr, 18— aged six months.
7104. 2. Ellbn-Almira', b. 26 Jan. 1842, M. ; d, 6 Nov. 1864, M.
7105. MARY-LORAINE", [7045] (John', Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b.
25 Feb. 1814, Williston, Vt, ; married there, 23 Oct 1883, Clark EARLE, b. 10

K Earle, Oantt, Vradenhurg. 635
July, 1807, Westford, Vt, s, of Alpheus and Urana (Stone) of Williston. Justice of
the peace. Carpenter and joiner. Res, Kalamazoo, cad, 1873, Marquette, Mich.
Children :
7106. 1. Helen-Maria', b, 9 Sept, 1834, Williston; m. Kalamazoo, 9 Sept. 1852,
James-L. Gantt. They had three children, two of whom were living in
1873. Printer; establis'hed and edited a paper at Dowagiao, Mich.
Res. Dowag'iac, "i\Iich., and, 1873, Baltimore, Md.
7107. 2. Charlks-Mason-Winslow', b. 19 Feb, 1836, Williston; m, Detroit, Mich,,
6 Aug. 1856, Nettie Shrekgast, of Port Jervis, N,Y,, b. 25 Apr. 1834,
.\ndovei', N.J,, dau, of George and .Vnna (Robinson) of A. She died 1
Jan. 1869, JIarquette, 51ich., and was their buried. He married 2d,
Manchester. Jlich., 29 Mar. 1870, Marie-Nettie Bessac, b. 3 May, 1841,
dau, of Wm,-lli.nry, M.D,, and Mary-Jane (Whaley) of M. He was for
merly an editor and printer; published the Kalamazoo Gazette, in 1855-6;
.started Lake Supa-ior News, in Marquette, Mich., 1859, and published it
till 1861, when it was sold and merged into t\\e Milling Journal, which
was published in ^M. in 1870. He has been judge of probate, county
clerk, register of deeds, and city recorder. Grocer and provision
dealer. Res. 1873, Marquette, Mich.
Children born in Marquette :
7108. 1. George-Clark", b, 14 Oct, 1858.
7109. 3. Anna-Mary", b, 18 Mar. 1860.
7110. 3. Nettie-May", b. 11 Dec 1862.
7111. 4. Marion-Emma", b. 19 May, 1865.
7112. 5. Charies-Mason", b. 81 Aug. 1868.
7113. 6. Rena-Bessac", b. 7 Mar. 1871.
7114. 7. Herbert-Rowe", b, 19 Sept. 1872.
7115. 3. Frances-Elizabeth', b, 20 :\Iay, 1838, Kalamazoo, Mich, ; married .there,
19 Oct. 1858, James-Henry Vradenhurg, born in Esopus, N.Y,, son of
Piatt and Sarah-Eliza (Powell) of Warren, Litchfield Co., Ct. Parmer.
Res. Kalamazoo and Lansing, :Mich, ; Kent, and, 1873, Danbury, Conn.
Child:
7116. Nettie-Elizabeth", b. 19 Oct 1862, Kalamazoo.
7117. 4. Henry-Clark', b, 3 Oct 1840, Kalamazoo; died there, 13 Mar. 1851.
7118. 5. John-Edsar', b, 8 Aug, 1843, Kalamazoo; m. by Rev, J,-N. Elwood, Mar
quette, Mich., 18 May, 1868, to Jennie Shrekgast, b. 6 May, 1850, Hack-
ettstown, N.J., dau. of George and Anna (Robinson) of Marksborough,
Warren Co., N.J. He enlisted in the 2d Mich. Inf., Co, I, in 1862, as a
private; was honorably discharged in the fall of 1864, and received a
commission as Ist Lieut, in the 1st Mich, Mechanics and Engineers,
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636 Descendants of John' Winslow. K
Andersonville three months, and was one of the few saved on board the
ill-fated Sultana, which was blown up on the Mississippi River. Mer
chant. Res. Kalamazoo and Marquette, Mich., and Denver, Colorado.
P.O., 1873, Spanish Peaks, Colorado.
Children born in Marquette :
7119. 1. Nettie-Mary", b. 8 Mar. 1869.
7120. 2. Edgar-Clark", b. 26 Nov. 1870; d. 21 Aug. 1872, and was buried in
Marquette.
7121. 3. Fannie", b. 13 Oct. 1873.
7133. 6. Frbderick-Eugene', b. 30 Mar. 1848, K. ; d. 10 June, 1868, Marquette.
7123. 7. Herbert-Clark', b. 1 June, 1853, K. Book-keeper for his brothers.
7124. HARRIET-NEWELL", [7046] (John', Nathaniel*, ,Tohn', Kenelm*, Kendm',)
b. 1 Jan. 1820, Williston, Vt ; m. Medina, Medina Co., O., 22 Dec. 1887, Alanson-
Livingston PEAKE, b. 2 May, 1808, Warren, Herkimer Co., N.Y., s. of Elijah and
Thankful (Thorpe) of Herkimer, N.Y. He died 15 Apr. 1873. Merchant in Colum
bus. She res. 1873, Medina, 0.
Children :
7125. 1. Harriet-Isabel', b. 8 Dec. 1838, M. ; died there, 7 Mar. 1844.
7126. 2. Frances-Josephine', b. 20 June, 1840, M. ; married there, 10 Oct 1866,
Roscoe-Bmerson Redway, b. 39 Mar. 1837, Stowe Corners, Summit Co.,
O., s. of Daniel and Abbie (Van) of Washington, D.C. Newspaper
editor. Res. 1878, Washington, D. C.
Children born in Medina:
7127. 1. Winnifred-Helen", b. 1. Aug. 1867.
7138. 2. Ralph-Peake", b. 17 Feb, 1870.
7129. 3. Mary-Jane', b. 21 July, 1843, Medina, O. ; married at M., 6 Oct 1869,
John-Lewis Browne, b, 24 Jan. 1843, Flint, Mich,, s. of Daniel-E. and
Harriet (Lewis) of P. Lawyer. s.p. Res, 1875, Wamego, Kansas.
7180. 4. Helbn-Louisb', b. 3 Sept 1845, Medina; died there, 18 June, 1869.
7181. JONATHAN", [1219] (Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 9 May,
1769, Salisbury, Conn. ; married Polly Spoor, dan. of Capt. John and Lydia (  )
of New York State, and sister of Lydia Spoor, wife of Jared" [7137]. Farmer.
Res. St. -i^lbans and Williston, Vt. ; and, about 1831, Madrid, N.7.
Children :
7132. Parmela, married  Pease.
7133. ToRRY-E. -^
7134. Sarah.
7135. ( Maria.
7136. ( Sophia. [One of these daughters probably married Hosmer' Winslow [7166].]

K Jared' Winslow and Descendants. 637
7137. JARED», [1220] (Nathaniel*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 9 June, 1771,
Salisbury, Conn. ; d. 2 Nov. 1852, Waukegan, 111. ; married Lydia Spoor, dau. of
Capt. John and Lydia (  ) of New York State. She died in 1846, Freedom,
Cattaraugus Co., N.Y. Farmer. Willitton, Vt.
Children :
7138. 1. Theron*, b. 10 Apr. 1795, Underiiill, Vt. ; d. 20 Sept. 1867, Williston,
Vt. ; married there, 4 Apr. 1819, Dolly Ingalls, born probably about
1800, at W., dau. of Asa and Edith (Elliot) of W. She died 4 Sept
1832, Norfolk, N.Y. He married 2d, Montpelier, Vt, 20 Jan. 1836,
Josephine-Phebe (Kingsbury) Colver, widow of John Colver. She was
born 1 Aug. 1800, Plainfield, N.H., dau. of Joseph and Sarah (  ) of
P. She died 5 Apr. 1868, Williston. Mr. Winslow was called into actual
service in the war of 1812; served fourteen days, and was then dis
charged, in 1813. Farmer. He was justice of the peace in Stockholm,
now Norfolk, in 1829, having moved there 8 Mar. 1820 ; remained there
until May, 1838, when he returned to Williston, Vt.
Children:
7139. 1. Julia-Ann', b. 11 June, 1820, Stockholm; died, and was buried at
Burlington, Vt.
7140. 2. Jason-Steams', b. 22 Mar. 1822, S.; d. 6 Oct. 1844 or '5, Williston.
7141. 3. George-Ingalls', b. May, 1824 or '5, S. ; m. Williston, Feb, 1846 or '7,
Elizabeth Burbanks, of W., who died November, 1850. He mar
ried 2d, at W., September, 1854 or '5, Sarah McBirney, of W., and
emigrated to Waukegan, HI., the same fall. Farmer.
Res. 1869, Despond, III.
Children :
7142. 1. Ellen-Jane', born between August, 1849 and '51.
7143. 2. Isaae-KimiaW, b. Nov. 1858, Waukegan, 111.
7144. 3. Charles', b. Nov. 1860.
7145. 4. Lucretia-Judith', b. 30 July, 1827, Stockholm, N.Y. ; m. Williston,
11 Sept. 1846, George Phelps, of South Hero, Vt,, b. 20 June,
1823, s. of Benajah and Catherine (Starks) of S. H.
Res. 1870, South Hero, Vt.
Children:
7146. 1.  », b. Feb. 1851; died soon.
7147. 2. Egbert-Aero*, b. 21 Feb. 1854; d. 18 Aug. 1856, gouth Hero, Vt.
7148. 3. Son', b. 12 Nov. 1859; died soon.
7149. 4. Emma-Irene', b. 4 Dec. 1861.
7150. 5. Lillie-Louisd', b. 20 Sept. 1864.
715L 6. Ida- Gertrude', b, 12 Jan, 1866 or '7.

638 Descendants of Jared' Winslow. K
7152. 5. Charies-Powers', b. 22 Sept. 1881, Stockholm, N.Y. ; m. Westboro,
Mass., 1858, Lucy-Richardson Holden, b. 29 Mar. 1834, Rutland,
Mass., dau. of Joseph and Sarah (Sanders) of R. In 1861, he raised
a full company of men, of which he was elected 1st Lieutenant,
and assigned to the 13th Regiment. In August, 1862, he was com
missioned 1st Lieutenant of Co. E., 51st Regt. M.V.M. (nine months
men), under Col. A-B-R. Sprague, of Worcester, and assigned to
the 18th Army Corps, under General Foster ; went to Newbern, N.C,
and accompanied the corps on several expeditions in that state,
participating in the battles of Kingston, Whitehall, and Goldsbor
ough ; was mustered out at the expiration of his time of service, 27
July,1863. In August,1863, he accepted a captaincy of militia, formed
in Westboro, and in April was ordered to service for ninety days
to do garrison duty in State defences ; was posted at Read-
ville, to do general duty at the United States Convalesce^it
Hospital; was discharged 3 Aug, 1864; was appointed Captain,
Co. E,, 4th Mass. Heavy Artillery, 12 Aug. 1864, and discharged
17 June, 1865. Farmer and boot-finisher. Expressman between
Boston and Westboro several years, previous to 1861, at which date
he bought a mill in North-western Illinois, which was burned in
February, 1862, when he returned to Westboro. He resided a few
months with his brother-in-law, Mr. Phelps, at South Hero, Grand
Isle, Vt., afterward at Williston, Vt., Southboro and Upham, Mass.
Westboro, MoiS.
Children born in Westboro :
7153. 1. Evaline-Adelia', b. 16 Apr. 1858.
7154. 2. Frederic-Eugene', b. 15 Oct. 1861.
7155. 3. George- Alhert', b. 4 July, 1869.
7156. 6. Capt. Hiram-Arro', b. 19 Nov. 1836, Williston, Vt. ; married, May,
1859, Ednah-Adelia Barnes, of Canajoharie, N.Y. After her death
he married, at Deerfield, N.Y., 21 Oct. 1869, Catherine Walker,
dau. of Daniel. In 1861, he joined the 53d Regt. N.Y. Vols. ; was
elected 1st Lieut., and soon made Captain of his company. He was
in three hard battles on the Peninsula, but received no harm. He
served ten months or more, when, having received intelligence of
his wife's illness, he threw up his commission, and arrived at home
faut a few days before her death. Druggist. Res. 1870, Canajoharie, N. 7.
7157. 7. Sarah-Dolly', b. 26 Apr. 1838, Williston; m, Winooski Falls, Vt, 6
Feb. 1860, Rev. Albert-Briggs Truax, of Colchester, Vt, b. 28
Feb. 1835, Swanton, Vt, s. of George ard Elizabeth (  ) of S.
In 1864, he was itinerating on St. Albans District, in Bakersfield,
Vt, and res. West Berkshire, Vt 1873, Wuterbui-y, VU
Children :
7158. 1. WiUmr-Alphonso*, b. 23 Sept 1861, Underbill, Vt
7159. a. Ada-Emily', b. 9. Nov. 1864; d. 8 Oct 1865.
7160. 8. Josephine-Elizabeth', b. 8 Oct. 1868.

K Kimball, Judson, Whif>ple, Gage, Lowe, Dilley. 639
7161. 2. Hiram", b. 6 July, 1797, St. Albans; married, September, 1822, Sarah
Shaw. Res. Madrid, N.Y., aud, 1873, ChatfleU, Filhnore Co., Minn.
7162. 8. Erastus", b. 24 Jan. 1800, St Albans; in 1873 was unmarried.
7163. 4. Manly", b. 18 Oct 1802; died unmarried, 6 Apr. 1855, W.
7164. 5. Jason-S"., b. Sept. 1804, Williston; d. 8 Sept. 1820, Stockholm, N.Y.
7165. 6. Enoch", b. Sept 1806, Williston, Vt. ; married  Pease.
Res. 1873, Chatfield, Minn.
7166. 7. Hosmer", born in 1808 ; married  , dau. of Jonathan Winslow, probably
[7131]. Res. 1873, ChatfleU, Minn.
7167. 8. Emily", b. 35 June, 1813, Williston; m. Burlington, Vt,, 30 Oct. 1834,
Tsaac-Applin Kimball, b. 13 Oct. 1810, Cambridge, Vt, s. of Amos and
Lucy (Saunders) of Glover, Vt., until 1816, afterward of Burlington Vt.
Res. 1870, Waukegan, Lake Co., 111.
Children born in Mt, Morris, N.Y. :
7168. 1. Emily- Amanda', b. 13 Oct. 1835 ; d. 9 Apr. 1836, Mt. Morris.
7169. 2. Amanda-Emily', b. 25 Nov. 1837; d. 29 Aug. 1838, "
7170. 3. Betsey-Sophia', b. 30 Dec. 1839; d. 17 Apr. 1840, "
7171. 9. Harry", b. Sept. 1814, Williston; married  .
Res. 1873, Martin County, Minn.
7172. 10. Miron", bom in 1816, W. ; in 1873 was unmarried.
7173. CHARITY", [1221] (Nathaniel*, John', Kendm', Kenehn',)h. 14 Dec. 1774,
Salisbury, Conn. ; died in 1846, Madison, Lake Co., O. ; married, in 1789, Enoch
JUDSON, b. 1764, Williston; d. 1840. He was a prominent and highly respected
citizen. Farmer. Res. Williston, Vt., Huron, Huron Co., O., and Madison, Lake Co., 0.
Children :
7174. 1. Orlo, [7178] b. 1791; d. 1847; married Abigail Reed.
7175. 2. Elvira, [7187] b. Apr, 1794 or '5; d. 2 June, 1871; m, Wesley-Burnham
Whipple.
7176. 3. Lovina, [7211] b. 17 May, 1796; d. 14 Apr. 1871; m, Moses Gage.
7177. 4. Ethan, [7326] b. 1800 ; d. 1845 ; m. Fanny Curtis.
7178. ORLO", [7174:'] (Charity* (Winslow) Judson, Nathaniel*, John*, Kenehn*,
Kenelm',) bom in 1791, WilUston, Vt ; d. 1847; married Abigail Reed.
Children :
7179. AuRHAA.
7180. Elvtba.
7181. Lavinia.
7182. Mart.
7183. Mandana.
7184. Harriet, marrisd  Lowe. Res. 1873, Chagrin FaUs, Cuyahoga Co., 0.
7I85! Charity,' married  Dilley. Res. 1873, Chardon, Geauga Co., 0.
7186. Enoch.

610 Descendants of Charity' ( Winslovj ) Judson.

K

7187. ELVIRA", [7175] (Charity' (Winslow) ZM.'d&on, Nathaniel*, John*, Kendm',
Kenelm',) b. Apr. 1794 or '5, Williston, Vt. ; d. 2 June, 1871, Hillsdale, Hillsdale
Co., Mich., and was buried there. She married at W., in 1812, AVesley-Burnham
WHIPPLE, b. 30 Sept. 1788, Danvers, Mass, ; d. 24 Mar, 1869, Hillsdale, and was
buried there. Justice of the peace in Williston. Shoemaker and farmer.
Res. Williston, Vt., Russell and Thompson, Geauga Co., O., and Hillsdale, Mich
Children :
7188. 1. George-Croghan', b. 2 Nov. 1813, Williston; was married in Kirtland,
Lake Co., O., by Rev. Truman Coe, June, 1840, to JIarion- Alluvia Hoag,
born in 1815, X. Y. ; d. Dec. 1840, Newburgh, Cuyahoga Co., O., and
was there buried. He was married 3d, by A-H. Brainard, at Bedford,
Cuyahoga Co., O., 19 Sept. 1841, to Selinda-Nancy Brainard, dau. of
John and Lucinda (GoS) of B. Township trustee; teacher for over
twenty years, afterward a farmer. Res. Williston, Vt, till 1833; Rus
sell, Geauga Co., O., till 1857. 1875, Thompson, Geauga Co.,0.
Children :
7189. 1. Judson-Brainard", b. 29 Sept. 1842, Bedford, O.
7190. 2. Guernsey-Goff", b. 12 Jan. 1847, Russell, O.
7191. 3. JVIarion-Clara", b. 7 Oct, 1851,
7193. 3. Henry-Ethan', b 2 Aug. 1816, Res. 1873, Mendodno, Mendocino Co., Cal
7193, 3. Eliza-Mitchell', b. 29 Apr. 1818, W. ; m. Elisha Hartson; m. 2d, Char
les Evans, who was living in 1873. Res, Oncdl, Ashtabula Co., 0.
7194. 4. Lavinia Judson', b. 11 Mar. 1820, W. ; married  Cooper.
Res. 1873, Mendocino, Cal
7195. 5. Emily-Sanford', b. 7 Nov. 1831, W. ; died. Nov. 18—, Kewanee, III.; m.
Samuel-Smith Stone.
7196. 6. Stbpiien-Girakd', b. 5 Nov. 1833, W. ; was Lieut. Col. in the war, and
stationed in California. In 1873 he was in the regular army, and in the
Indian war as Captain; 1877, was Captain 1st U.S. Cavalry.
Add. Fort Walla Wulki, Washington Territory.
7197. 7. Delia-Ray', b. 17 Oct. 1835, W. ; married  Wheelock.
Res. 1873, Oakland City, and, 1877, Cloverdale, Sonoma Co., Gal
7198. 8. Almira-Balcom', b. 15 Oct. 1838, W. ; was married by Rev. Noah Barrel,
Chardon, Geauga Co,, O., 13 Sept. 1850, to Simon-Jaqua Henry, b. 20
Apr. 1830, in Pennsylvania, s. of John and Polly (Jaqua) of Bainbridge,
Geauga Co., O. [See Benjamin' Parsons Memorial.]
Res, Huntsburg and Bainbridge, O. 1873, HUkddle, Hillsdale Co., Mich.
Children:
7199. 1. Julia-Maria', b. 21 June, 1851, Huntsburg.
7300. 2. Susan-Janette", b. 20 Apr. 1858, Bainbridge.
7201. 8. Libbie-Almira", b. 1 Dec. 1854, "
7203. 4. William-Mason", b. 10 July, 1856,
7303. 5. Elvira-Elbertene", b. 24 Dec. 1859, "

^ Gage, Green, Pch, Amudon. 641

7205.

7304. 9. Enoch-Judson', b. 17 Nov. 1830, AVilliston; died unmarried, 4 Oct, 1873,
Cloverdale, Cal,, and was there buried. Rancher, B.es. Mendocino, Cal.
10. Wksley-Burnham', b. 30 Mar. 1833, Russell, 0. ; d. 8 Feb. 1835, R.
7206. IL Samuel-Buenham', b. 27 Sept. 1885, Russell; d. 16 Dec 1863; was killed
• in battle near Rutledge, E. Tenn., and buried in National Cemetery.
He belonged to Co. G., 2d Ohio Cav., and held the office of Corporal.
He was married by Rev. Mr. Stevens, Brecksville, Cuyahoga Co., O., 2
Dec. 1856, to Sarah-Ann Rice, b. Feb: 1837; died of consumption, 3
Jan. 1873, at Thompson, Geauga Co., O., and was there buried.
Children :
7207. 1. Asa-Milford", b. 7 Sept. 1857, Thompson.
7308. 2. Anna-Marian", b. 10 Dec. 1859, "
7309. 3. Samuel-Ashley", b. 14 Dec. 1861, Bainbridge.
7310. 12. Lucy-Holt', b. 3 Mar. 1840, Russell, O. Res, 1875, Hillsdale, Mich.
7211. LOVINA", [7176] (Charity* Ul'inslow) Judson, Nathaniel*, John', Kenelm',
Kenelm',) b. 17 May, 1796 ; d. 14 Apr.1871, Geneva, Ashtabula Co., O,, and was buried
there. She married at Madison, Lake Co., O., in 1820, Moses GAGE, b. 14 Feb.
1790, Herkimer Co,, N.Y. ; d. 29 May, 1841, Madison, O., and was buried at Geneva.
Carpenter and joiner. Res. Madison, 0.
Children bom in Madison : I
7212. 1. Ethan-Allen', b. 26 Apr. 1822; was married by Rev. Mr. Webb, Perry,
Lake Co., O. , 21 Mar. 1849, to Catherine-C. Herrick, dau. of Alderman
B. and Theda-Ann (Sweet). Joiner,
Res, Delafield, Waukesha Co,, Wis,, and, 1875, Geneva,0.
Children:
7213. 1. Ida-Irene", b. 4 Mar. 1850, Madison, O. ; d. 9 :\Iar, 1873, Geneva;
married, 29 Jan. 1867, Charies-E. Green.
Children:
7214. 1. Minnie- Gertrude' , b. 7 Nov. 1867.
7315. 2. Mary-Grace', b, 10 Aug, 1869; d. 14 July, 1875.
7316. 3. Ida-Maud', b. 25 Sept. 1872.
7217. 2. Myron-Ethan", b. 7 Jan. 1852, Delafield, Waukesha Co,, Wis.; was
married by Rev. Mr. Wescott, Geneva, 3 June, 1874, to Rosa Pierce.
Child: Harry-E*., b. 11 Apr. 1875.
3. Kate-Herrick", b. 29 Dec. 1853, Delafield.
4. Annie-Ellsworth', b. 3 June, 1863, Waukesha.
Lucy-E'., b. 11 Nov. 1825, Madison.
Myron- W'., b. 26 Mar. 1827, "
Lucy- Ann', b. 14 Oct. 1828, " ; married  Peck.
Adaltne', b. 18 Sept 1831, " ; married  Amadon.
."Myron-Winslow', b. 8 Julv 1834, Madison.

7318.

7319.

7330.

7321.

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7333.

3

73'33.

4

7234.

5

7325.

6

642. Descendants of Cha/rity° {Winslow) Judson. K
7226. ETHAN", [7177] (Charity* (Winslow) Judson, Nathanid*, John*, Keiuhn*,
Kenelm',) bom in 1800: died in 1845, Madison, Lake Co., O. ; married Fanny Curtis.
Children :
7227. Sarah, married  Wadsworth. Res. 1873, Painesville, Lake Gp., 0.
7238. Lucius-E. Res. 1873, Beading, HiUsdale Go.. Mich.
7329. RHODA", [1222] (Nathaniel*. John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 7 May, 1777,
Salisbury, Conn. ; d. 16 June, 1862, Stockholm, N.Y. ; married, 24 July, 1800,
Ralph-Parker STEARNS, b. 19 Aug. 1778, Rockingham, Vt., s. of Eleazer. He
died 26 Apr. 1863, Stockholm. Held many offices in the county, both civil and
military. s.p. Res. Stockholm, St. Lawrence Co., N.7.
7230. BETHIAH", [1225] (Prince*, Jolm*, Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 27 Aug. 1765,
Sheffield, Mass. ; d. 4 Oct. 1853, Preble, Cortland Co., N.Y., and was buried there.
She was married by Rev. Mr. Dempster, Florida, N.Y., 1 Dec. 1789, to Amos
SKEELE, b, 37 Sept. 1766, Richmond, Berkshire Co., Mass., s. of William and
Rhoda (Cogswell) of R. He died 4 Oct 1841, Preble, and was there buried. He
was a volunteer|in a Massachusetts regiment the last two years of the Revolutionary
war. His father served seven years in the same war; held a commission as a wagon-
master. Justice of the peace, supervisor, and farmer.
Res. Duanesburgh, Schenectady Co., N.Y., till 1803, then removed to Preble, S.Y.
Children:
7331. 1. Prince- Winslow", b. 8 Nov. 1790, Florida, Montgomery Co., N.Y. ; died
in 1819, in Missouri. He was a soldier in the war of 1812. He married
 Burr, dau. of John. She died in Cortlandville, Cortland Co., N.Y.
Res. Florida and Preble, N. 7.
Child:
7232. Julia-Ann', bom in 1815; married Richard-D. Cornwell.
Res. 1874, Cortland, N. 7.
7233. 2. Cynthia", b. 22 Oct. 1792, Florida, N.Y.; d. 15 Sept 1811, Preble, N.Y.
7234. 8. Abigail", b, 15 Feb. 1795, Duanesburg, N.Y. ; m. Preble, 18 Jan. 1835,
Luman" Winslow [7289].
7235. 4. WILLLA.M-W"., b. 22 Jan, 1797, Duanesburg; has been twice married, but
we have not the names of his wives. Res. 1874, Homer, N. 7.
Child by 1st marriage :
7236. William'. Conductor on the Iron Mountain R.R., Mo.
7237. 5. Hiram", b. 27 Oct 1799, Duanesburg; d. 13 Dec. 1829, Preble.
7238. 6. Ira", b. 14 Feb. 1802, " ; was married by James Oparell, Esq.,
Spafford, Onondaga Co., N.Y., 4 Mar. 1830, to Mary" Winslow [7385J,
b. 31 Jan. 1808, Florida, N.Y. , dau. of Ira' and T^iphena (Waterman)
of Preble. Parmer. Resided in Preble, where he held the following
offices: justice of the peace, supervisor, judge of the court, assistant
threp years, and member of assembly in 1849.
Res. 1874, Wayne, Steuben Co., N.Y

K Descendants of Rrlnce* Winslow. 643
Children :
7239. 1. Cynthia-Cardablo', b. 10 Jan. 1831, Preble; was married by Rev.
Gardner Clark, at P., 4 Apr. 1851, to Henry-Sneyder Fuller, b. 9
Apr. 1826, TuUy, N.Y., s. of Matthew and Elizabeth (Sneyder) of
T. He died 22 Nov. 1860, Syracuse, N. Y., and was buried in Tully.
Lawyer and District Attorney. Res. Preble and Cortlandville,
Cortland Co., N. Y. She res. 1874, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., N.Y.
Children born in Syracuse:
7340. 1. Henry-Skeele', b. 21 Jan. 1852.
7241. 2. Herman-Matthew', b. 23 Oct. 1853.
7242. 2. Helen', b. 3 Aug. 1835, Preble ; was married there, by Rev. Samuel
May, 8 June, 1857, -to Charles-Ring Miner, b. 10 Jan. 1831, New
York City, s. of Daniel- Kimble and Frances (Howell). Supervisor
and farmer. Res. 1874, Wayne, Steuben Co., N.7.
Child:
7243. Charles-Kimble', b. 9 May, 1872, Wayne.
7244. 7. Dr. Samuel", b. 27 Oct. 1805, Preble; d. 36 Sept. 1851, Jefferson County,
Mo., and was there buried ; married, in that county,  . Physician
and surgeon. Res. Preble, Cortland Co., and Tully, Onondaga Co.,
N.Y., and Jefferson Co., Mo. P. O. add. HerciUaneum, Jeff. Co., Mo.
Children:
7345. Cora'.
,7346. Mary'.
7347. Amos'. Mayor. Res. 1874, De Soto; Jeff. Co., Mo.
7348. Dr. Samuel-Coleridge', b. 16 Nov. 1839, Plattin, Jeff. Co., Mo, ; mar
ried, 3 Aug. 1863, Maggie- Aurdia Long, b. 34 July, 1840. Deputy
County Surveyor of Jefferson Co., Mo., four years; has also been
County Surveyor of Monroe Co., III.
He was practising medicine and res. 1874, Washington Co., Mo.
Children:
7249. 1. William-Amoi?, b. 9 Nov. 1865.
7250. 2. I Samud-St. Clairance, ) i^ o Dec 1863
7251. 3. I Mary-St. Glair, \ '
7252. STEPHEN' [1336] (Prirn^, John*, Kenelm', Kenehn',) b. 39 June, 1767,
Sheffield, Mass. ; married there, 1796, Lydia Kellogg, born in Sheffield. They re
moved from that town to Bloomfield, Ontario Co., N.Y., in 1796; moved to Lima,
in the same county, in 1810; started for Sandusky, O., 1811, but finding, while
visiting on the way at Batavia, N. Y., that there were increasing prospects of war,
decided to remain in B. Mr. Winslow was soon after taken with a prevailing epi
demic, and died 3 Jan. 1812, Batavia; was buried at West Pembroke, N.Y.
Farmer, and held several town offices. After her husband's death, Mrs. Winslow,
with her children, moved to Preble, Cortland Co., N.Y., and, about 1815, married
Amos Blood, and resided in Alexander, Genesee Co,, N.Y. In 1836, they removed
to Scio, Washtenaw Co,, Mich,, where she died iu 18l(i,

Cll Descendants of Stejjhen' Winslow. *
Children:
7253. Sabra", died January, 1866, aged 72, Machias, Cattaraugus Co., N.Y. ;
married, about 1812, Samuel King, who died about January, 1872, in
Yorkshire, Cattaraugus Co,, N.Y. They had eleven children, ten of
whom were living in 1871. Res. 7orkshire, N. 7.
7254. Sophbonia", married  Hawkins. They had a daughter, who died;
and two sons, fine business men, who were residing, in 1871, at
Ypsilanti, Mich. Res. 1872, 7psilanti, Mich.
7255. Clarissa", died aged 12 years.
7256. Miron", died Mar. 1864, Freeport, Stephenson Co., 111. ; was buried at
Ridott, Stephenson Co., III.
7257. MmERVA', b. 15 Jan. 1801, Sheffield, Mass. ; m, Alexander, Genesee Co.,
N.Y., George Judd, whose parents resided in Bethany, N.Y. Farmer.
Res. 1872, Freeport, Stephenson Go., Ill
Children :
7358. Sophronia', born in Bethany, N.Y. ; married  .
Res. 1873, Stephenson Co., IU.
7359. Maria', born in Bethany, N.Y. ; married  .
Res. 1873, Stephenson Co., HI.
7260. Mary', born in Batavia, N.Y. ; married  .
Res. 1872, Hardin Co., Iowa.
7261. Homer', born in Ypsilanti, Mich. ; married  .
Res. 1873, Stephenson Co., IU.
7363. Sarah".
7363. Charles", died Aug, 1863, and was buried at Ridott, HI.
7364. Ira", married  , and had one son and three daughters.
Res. 1873, Leslie, Ingham Co., Midi.
7265. Rev. Predbric-Carlostinb", b. 13 July, 1808, East Bloomfield, N.Y; m.
Preble, N.Y., 31 July, 1830, Mary-Anna Forbes, b. 13 Mar. 1813, Wil
mington, Vt., dau. of John and Anna (Sawyer). She died 34 Aug.
1863, Freeport, INle, He has been in the Methodist ministry about
thirty years. Moved to Illinois in 1836, when the city of Chicago was
a military post of about one thousand inhabitants, and the country full
of Indians. Settled in Freeport, now a city of 9,000, when there was
only one other family in the place. Res. 1873, Freeport, IU.
Children :
7266. 1- Cornelia-Prances', b. 24 Feb. 1840, Silver Creek, Stephenson Co.,
Ill,; grad. Northwestern Univ. , Evanston, 111,
7367. 2. Marceha-Augusta', b. 1 Nov. 1847, Nelson, Madison Co., N.Y. ; d. 28
Feb. 1864, Freeport, III.
7268. 8. Dr. Frederic-Carvooso', b. 6 Oct, 1850, Cuyler, Cortland Co., N.Y. ;
grad. Northwestern Univ., Evanston.
7269. ABIGAIL', [1227] (Prince*, John.', Kenelnr. Knulm',) b. 12 June, 1770,
Sheffield, Mass. ; raarried Charies NICHOLS, and died soon afterwards, in Ver-

K DtnaendanU of Pr'mice' Winslow. 045
mont ; was there buried. After her death, Mr. Nichols married 3d, Electa Skeele,
cousin of Amos, husband of Bethiah' [7230]. They both died at Granville, Their
children were Horace, Abigail, Bertram, and Mary-Ann. Hotel-keeper. Res. Granville, Vt.
Child :
7270. Miriam, died aged 47; married Seymour Trowbridge, who died s.p.
7271. DIADEMA', [1298] (Pnnce*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 28 Feb. 1773,
Sheffield, ]\Iass, ; married Eliphalet HOLMAN, who died in the fall of 1849, aged
about 84 years ; and was buried in Ohio. Parmer.
Children :
7373. Anna.
7373. Andrew-Winslow.
7374. Charlotte.
7375. Sarah.
7376. Maria.
7377. Marcus-Eliphalet, b. about 1813, Utica, N.Y. ; d. 16 May, 1874, St,
Joseph, Mo. ; m. 17 May, 1831, Cynthia" Winslow [7388].
7378. JARED", [1339] (Prince*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b, 10 Apr, 1774, Shef
field, Mass. ; d, Dec, 1863, Hillsdale, Columbia Co,, X.Y,, and was buried there.
He was married by Rev. !Mr. Morse, at H., 19 Apr, 1795, to Lucy Culver, of 1-1,, b.
7 Nov. 1776, Green River, N.Y ; d. 13 Sept, 1858, Hillsdale, and was buried there.
He removed 'n'hile young to Green River, township of Hillsdale, N, Y,
Was Captain of militia in 1813. and elected Colonel after the war was over;
w.as many years justice of the peace in Hillsdale, and member of the N.Y, Legisla
ture in 1841. Blacksmith and farmer. Res. Sheffield, Mass,, and Hillsdale, N. Y.
Children :
7379, 1. Luman, [7289] b. 18 Sept 1795; d. 30 Dec. 1863; m. Abigail Skeele.
7380. 3. Charles, [7395] b. 9 Mar. 1797; d. 1873; m, Ann Goodrich,
7381. 3. Miriam, [7303] b. 39 Apr. 1799; d. 31 Nov. 1850; m, Lyman Walker.
7283. 4. Mary, [7313] b. Dec 1800; m, Alva Crippen ; m,'2d, William Knowles.
7283. 5. Albert, [7345] b. 10 Nov. 1802; d. 5 Jan. 1873; m. Pluma-Amelia
Hill.
7284. 6. CoRNELiA-HoLROYD, [7348] b. 26 Mar. 1805; m. 21 Aug, 1831, Alberf
King.
7285. 7. Jared-Goodrich, [7855] b. 6 Mar. 1807; m. 15 Oct. 1834, Charlotte Dick
son.
7286. 8. Lucy, [7358] b. 5 Apr. 1809; m. Dr. Caleb Hubbard; m, 3d, Henry
James Sedgwick.
7287. 9. Sakah-Ann, [7359] b. 7 Mar. 1811; m. 31 Nov. 1831, Siduey-Alouzc
Bushnell.
7288. 10. Seymour, [7368] b. Aug. 1813; d. Nov. 1868; m. Sylvia Millard.

646 Luman and Charles' Winslow K
7289. LUMAN", [7279] (Jared*, Princd^, John*, Kenelm*, Kenelm',) b. 18 Sept
1795, Sheffield, Mass. ; d. 30 Dec 1863, Hillsdale, N.Y. He was married by Rev.
Matthew Harrison, Preble, N.Y., 18 Jan. 1825, to Abigail" Skeele [7234], b. 15 Feb.
1795, Duanesburgh, Schenectady Co., N.Y., dau. of Amos and Bethiah' (Winslow)
of Preble. Blacksmith. Received the old farm at Hillsdale, N.Y.
Children :
7290. 1. Charles-Samuel', b. 18 Oct 1825, Preble; m. Canaan, Columbia Co,,
N.Y., 14 July, 1850, Elizabeth Macomber, dau. of Nathaniel and Anna
(Maxwell). Res. 1878, Kinderhook, Columbia Co., N.Y.
Child:
7291. Hiram-Benedict", b. 23 Aug. 1851.
Res. 1875, Guilderland, Albany Co., N.7.
7292. 2. Ira-Skbele', b, 30 Dec. 1827, Preble; m. Virgil, Cortland Co., N.Y.,
Sept. 1851, Maria Chevalier, dau. of Christian and Louisa (Gay) of East
Virgil, N.Y. Res. 1873, Seneca Falls, N.7.
• Child:
7298. Luman-Edward", b. 16 Apr. 1853.
7294. 3. Hiram', b. 25 July, 1831, Cortland, N.Y. ; in 1875 was unmarried and
resided on the old farm of Jared' Winslow [7278]. School commission
er of the 2d Assembly District of Columbia County ; was elected in 1869,
and re-elected in 1872. Res. 1875, Green Biver, N.7.
7295. CHARLES', [7280] (Jared', Prince*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',) b. 9 Mar.
1797; died 29 July, 1872; married in Sheffield, Mass., 1 Jan. 1821, Ann Goodrich, b.
9 Mar. 179,3, at S., dau, of Joseph and Ann (Herrick) of S. He was in the forwarding
business ; owned boats running from Cleveland to Chicago. Res. Cleveland, 0.
Children :
7296. 1. Lucy-Ann', b. 28 Mar. 1822, Green River, N.Y. ; m. Cleveland, 0., 21
Nov. 1840, Cornelius-Lansing Russell, born in Salem, Washington Co.,
N.Y., s. of David and Alida (Lansing) of Lansingburg, N.Y.
Res. Cleveland, 0.
Children born in Cleveland :
7297. 1. Cornelia", b. 10 Aug. 1841 ; was married by Rev. J-C. White, in Cleve
land, 2 Apr. 1872, to Luke Lascelles, b. 29 Oct. 1843, Dalton, York
shire, Eng,, s, of John and Mary (Picard) of D.
Res. 1877, 12 Livingston Place, N. 7.
7298. 2. Charles- Winslow", b. 20 Feb. 1844; d. Apr. 1873, Cleveland; m, there,
Jane Colvin. Res. Cleveland, 0.
Child:
7299. Oomelia^ Alida*, b. 7 Mar. 1872, Cleveland.
7300. 8. Alida", b. 4 Oct. 1845.
7301. 4. Lansing", b. 22 June, 1855.
7302. 2. Cornelia', b. 10 Jan. 1839, Preble; d. 19 Oct, 1837, Cleveland.
7303. MIRIAM", [7381] (Jared', Prince*, John', Kendm', Kenelm',) b. 39 Apr.
17!)1), Hillsdale, N.Y. 5 d, 31 Nov. 1850, Milan, Erie Co., O. ; married at HiUsdale. 5

K Walker, Williams, Weaver, Cri_ppen, Knowles. 647
Nov. 1822, Lyman WALKER,, b. 30 May, 1799, Tully, Onondaga Co., N.Y. They
resided in Onondaga County from 1823 to 1842, with the exception of 1837-8, when
they lived in Homer, Cortland Co., N.Y. In 1842 they moved to Ohio,
Res. 1870, Ahnepee, Wis.
Children :
7304. 1. CHAKLOTTE-CoRNBLLi', b. 12 Aug. 1823, Tully ; married in Ohio, Sept
1843, Joseph-P. Williams. They resided in Milan till the spring of
1850, then went to New York City, where he was engaged in mercantile
business until Sept. 1862, when he died, and his wife returned to Ahne
pee, Wis., and died about 1871.
Children :
7305. Martha', married  Weaver.
7306. Henry'-
7307. 2. Charles-Hbnry', b. 5 Sept 1828, Tully; married Eliza Whittlesey. He
graduated at Western Reserve College, Hudson, O., 12 Sept. 1850;
studied law with Judge Chatfield, in Kenosha, Wis. ; was admitted to
the practice of law in 1853, and soon after established himself at Mani
towoc, Wis. In 1855 was elected to the Legislature of the State, and
again in 1856; in the spring of 1857, was elected county judge of Mani
towoc Co. In 1862 he was commissioned captain, raised a company of
volunteers, and joined the 21st Wis, Reg. ; was promoted to the rank of
Major; accompanied Sherman in his march through the Southern
States, etc. After the expiration of his term of service, was discharged,
and, in 1878, was practicing his profession at Manitowoc, Wis.
Child: Lois'.
Jarbd-Winslow', b. 2 Feb. 1833, Tully; d. 11 June, 1854, Toledo, 0.
Lucy-Ann', b. 8 Apr. 1835, " ; d, 3 .June, 1836.
Horace', b. 3 }ila.j, 1838, Homer, N.Y. ; after his mother's death, resided
'with his sister, Mrs, Williams, in New York, and was in a whole
sale store until the winter of 1,861, wheu he went to Manitowoc,
Wis., to visit his- father and brother, and in April, 1861, volunteered,
and joined the 5th Wis. Regt. He was elected 1st Lieut, in Co. A.,
and went into the Army of the Potomac; was promoted to the rank of
captain, and engaged in nearly all the battles of that army, up to the
time of his death. He received a number of severe wounds (one of
which was in his right shoulder, from which the ball was never extracted)
in the seven-days' fight before Richmond, and was killed in the battle
of Rappahannock Station, Va., 7 Nov. 1863;
7312. MARY", [7382] (Jared*, Prince^, John', Kenehn', Kenelm',) b.31 Dec 1800,
Hillsdale, N.Y. ; married there, 31 Mar. 1819, Alva CRIPPEN, b. 8 Aug. 1796; d.
18 Mar. 1845, Barre, N.Y., and was theie buried. Clothier. She married 2d,
Knowlesville, N.Y., 29 Aug. 1861, William KNOWLES. Res. BaiTe, Orleans Co.,
Hillsdale, Columbia Co., Clarkson, Monroe Co., and Attica, Wyoming Co., N.Y.
1874, Knowlesville, N. 7.

7308.

7309.

3.

7310.

4,

7311.

5,

7314.

1.

7315.

2.

7316.

3.

7317.

4.

7318.

5.

7319.

6.

7320. 2. Coi

648 Descendants of Ja/red^ Winslow. K
Children:
7313. 1. Ann-Thanb', b. 22 Jan. 1820, Austerlitz, N.Y. ; m. Barre, N.Y., 2 July,
1845, Gershom-C. Holdridge. Res. 1869, LeBay, N.7.
Children :
Mary-Rebecca", b. 20 Sept. 1846, Riga, N.Y.
Gershom-Alva", b. Feb. 1849,
Charles-Winslow", b. May, 1851, "
Martha-Ann", b. Jan, 1854, "
Louisa-Adell", b, 1856, Canaan, Mich.
A-Lincoln", b. 7 June, 1861, Wyoming, N.Y.
Cornelia', b. 3 May, 1823, Austerlitz; m. Barre, N,Y., 18 Dec. 1844,
Julius-C. Cotton, b. 2 July, 1820, Attica, N.Y. ; d. 19 Mar. 1875, Oak
land, Cal. ; and was there buried. Builder. Res. 1875, Oakland, Cal.
Children :
7321. 1. Frank-Eugene", b. 21 Mar. 1846, Attica, N.Y. ; was married by Rev.
L. Hamilton, Oakland, Cal., 23 Dec. 1873, to Maggie Seattle.
7322. 2. Florence-Cornelia", b. 1 May, 1849, Attica; was married by Rev. J-
O. Fillmore, 15 Aug. 1871, to Alfred- W. Burrell.
Child:
7323 Grace- Winslow', b. 16 Jan. 1874.
7324. 3. Henry-Crippen", b. 9 Apr. 1852, Oconomowoc, Wis. ; d. 29 May,
1853.
7335. 4. Jared-Crippen", b. 14 May, 1855,
7336. 5. Ernest-Julius", b. 18 Oct. 1859, Roche-a-Cri, Wis.
7337. 6. Mary", b. May, 1861,
7338. 7. Charles-Earie", b. 1865, Carson Valley, Nevada Ter.
7339. 3. Jared- WnssLow', b. 5 Apr. 1835, Austerlitz; m. Attica, N.Y., 37 Nov.
1855, Rosa-0. Beman. Conductor on a Western railroad.
Res. 1869, Milwaukee, Wis.
Child :
7330. Nellie-Beman", b. 8 Sept. 1859, Milwaukee.
7331. 4. Alanson-De Loss', b. 36 June, 1838, Austerlitz; m. Attica, N.Y., 31 July,
1855, M-Adelia Smith. Res. 1869, Warsaw, N. 7.
Children born in Knowlesville:
7333. 1. Frank", b. 30 Mar. 1860.
7333. 3. May", b. Oct 1863.
7334. 3. Ina", b. May, 1865.
7335. 5. Lucy- Winslow', b. 3 Sept 1830, Attica; d. S Dec. 1865, K. ; married
there, 4 Oct. 1855, Ira-M. Luther.
Children :
7336. 1. Homer", b. 30 Sept. 1856, Sacramento, Cal.
7337. 3. Frank-J"., b. 37 Sept. 1858, Placerville, Cal.
7338. '¦>. Nellie-Nevada", b. 17 Aug. 1860, Carson Valley, Nev.
7339. 6. Robeht-Emmett', b. 14 Apr, 1834, Attica. Res. Milmiukee, Wii.
7340. 7. Hekry-Cotton', b, 20 Oct. 1836, Attica; married in Nevada, December,
1865, Dorcas Olds, Res, 1869, Mountain Lodge, Nev.

If Cotton, King, Hiscoclc. (jj.9
Cliild:
7341. Nettie', b. 10 Dec. 1866, Nevada.
7343. 8. Mary-Lovis.*.', b. 11 Apr. 1839, Attica; was married by Rev. J- J. Ward,
Ridgeway, N.Y., 13 Sept. 1859, to Edgar-Brainard Cotton, b. 39 Dec.
1835, -Utica. He died 29 Nov. 1862, Ridgeway, N.Y,, and was buried
there, ilerchant She res. 1875, Knowlesville, N. Y.
Child:
7343. Kate', b. 7 June, 1860, Oconomowoc, Wis.
7344, 9. Irad', b. 18 Sept. 1841, Barre, N.Y. ; died there, 14 Sept. 1843.
7345, ALBERT", [7283] (Jared', Prince*, John', Kendm', Kenehn',) b. 10 Nov.
1802, Hillsdale, N.Y.; d. there, 5 Jan. 1873. He married at II,, 35 Nov, 1835,
Phema-Amelia Hill, b. 1805, Alford, Berkshire Co,, Mass,, dau, of Jonathan and
 (Wilco.x) of A. She died Oct, 1865, Monterey, Mass,, and was buried in Bar
rington, Berkshire Co., Mass. Merchant and Deputy Sheriff.
Res. Hillsdale, N.Y., and for 25 years before he died, in New York City.
Child:
7346. Col. Albert-Henry', b. 10 May, 1838, Hillsdale; was married by Rev,
Henry Olmstead, Branford, New Haven Co,, Conn,, 3 July, 1855, to
Elleu-:M-C, Squire, b, 39 Apr. 1833, at B., dau, of Orrin-D, and Annie
(Frisbie) of B. He was Colonel of the 8th Ohio Vols. ; served three
years and two months ; was in the Second Corps of the Army of the Po
tomac during that time, and received honorable mention in all the great
battles and skirmishes of that corps from 33 June, 1861 to 35 July, 1864.
Merchant, U.S. Deputy Marshal. Has resided in several towns, coun
ties, and states. Res. 1874, New 7orh City.
Child :
7347. Hubert-Holcombe", b. 17 May, 1856, Branford, Conn. ; d. there, 18
Oct 1859.
7348. CORNELIA-HOLROYD", [7384] (Jared', Prince*, John', Kenelm', Kenelm',,
\). 36 Mar, 1805, Hillsdale, N.Y. ; m. Green River, N.Y., 31 Aug, 1831, Albert
KING, of Suffield, Ct,, b, there, 14 Sept, 1800, s. of Pidelio and Elizabeth
(Granger) of S. He died 35 Aug. 1863, Tully, N.Y,, and was buried there. He
removed to that town in 1831. Merchant She res. 1874, Syracuse, N. 7.
Children :
7349. 1. Isabella', b. 21 Jan. 1834, Tully; d. there, 9 Jan. 1835
7350. 3. Cornelia', b. 17 Dec. 1836, •' ; m. by Rev, B, Moriey, at Tully, 33
Nov. 1860, to Frank Hiscock, b. 6 Sept, 1834, Pompey, Onondaga Co.,
N.Y., B. of Richard and Cynthia (Harris) of P. Lawyer; District Attor
ney ill 1875. Res. 1875, Syracuse, N. 7.
Children born in Syracuse :
7351. 1. Albert-King", b, 32 Oct 1862.
7352. 2. Fidelio", b. 13 Apr, 1869,
7353' 8. Elizabeth', b. 2 May, 184'3, Tully; in 1875 was unmarried.
7354' 4" Fidelio', b. 31 Oct, 1840, Tully; d. there, 30 Oct, 1865.

650 Descendants of Jared' Winslow.

K

7355. JARED-GOODRICH", [7385] (Jared', Prince*, John*, Kenehn}, Kenelm',)l).
6 Mar. 1807, Hillsdale, N.Y. ; was married by Erastus Corning, Salina, Onondaga
Co., N.Y., 15 Oct 1834, to Charlotte Dickson, b. 10 Oct 1813, Middlefield, Hamp
shire Co., Mass., dau. of John and Martha (Gleason) of S. Supervisor and member
of Wisconsin Ter. Legislature. Res. Green River, Tully, and Liverpool, N.Y. ; also
Weston, Mass. ; removed to Beloit in 1843. 1873, Bdoit, Wis.
Children :
7356. 1. Charles-Dickson, b. 1 July, 1835, Salina ; m. by Rev. Fayette Royce, Beloit,
Rock Co., Wis., 10 Sept. 1873, to Mary-Ingols Manchester, b. 33 Apr.
1836, New York City, dau. of Otis and Hannah (Ingols) of B. Hard
ware merchant. Res. Salina, N.Y., and Weston, Jlass. 1873, Beloit, Wis.
7357. 2. Rev. Lyman-Walkjcr, b. 16 Sept. 1840, Salina; grad. Beloit College,
Beloit, Wis., 1863; Andover Theo. Sem. 1867; went horseback across the
plains to California, for his health, in 1868, and was pastor of the Congre
gational church at Hydesville, Cal., from April, 1869, till April, 1872; re
tumed during the summer, and in October went to Peshtigo, Oconto Co.,
Wis., as acting pastor of the Cong. ch. Res. 1873, Peshtigo, Wis.
7358. LUCY', [7286] (Jared*, Prince*, John', Kendm*, Kenelm',) b. 5 Apr. 1809,
Hillsdale, N.Y. ; m. Tully, N.Y., 19 Mar. 1833, Dr. Caleb HUBBARD, of Liver
pool, N.Y., born in Cortland, s. of Solomon and Permelia (White) of Cortlandville,
N.Y. He died 28 Apr. 1853, Syracuse. She married 2d, at Tully, 25 Mar. 1856,
Henry-James SEDGWICK, b. June, 1817, Pompey, N.Y., s. of Stephen and Anna
(Baldwin), of P. He died 22 June, 1868, Syracuse. Lawyer. s.p.
She res. 1874, Syracuse, N.Y.
7359. SARAH-ANN", [7287] (Jared', Pnnce*, John', Kendm', Kenelm',)b. 7 Mar.
1811, Hillsdale, N.Y. ; married there, 21 Nov. 1831, Sidney-Alonzo BUSHNELL,
b, 12 Nov. 1806, Coeymans, Albany Co , N.Y., s. of John-Hanly and Sally (Prindle)
of Clarkson. Res. East Clarkson and Syracuse, N. Y.
Children born in Clarkson:
7360. 1, Prances-Elizabeth', b. 30 June, 1834; d. unmarried, 31 .Tuly, 1859, C.
7361. 2. Marion', b. 17 Nov. 1838. Res, 1874, Syracuse, N. 7.
7362. 3. Lucy', b, 6 Sept. 1841; m. Clarkson, 15 Oct, 1862, Joseph-Perry
Jackson, b. 10 Nov. 1840, Brockport, N.Y,, s, of AVilliam aud Mary
(Smith). Res. 1874, St. Louis, Mo.
Child:
7363. Arthur-Dean', b. 6 July, 1873, St. Louis.
7364. 4. Florence', b. 21 Oct 1846,
7365. 5. John- Willis', b. 6 Oct. 1849; m. Rochester, N. Y., 13 Nov. 1872,
Harriet-Elizabeth Cady.
Child :
7366. Sidney", b. 15 Aug, 1873.
7367. 6. Henry-Sedgwick', b. 7 Feb. 1853,

K Wicks, Trowbridge, Thomas, Skeele, Smith. 651
7368. SEYMOUR", [7288] (Jared*, Prince*, John', Kenelm', Kendm',) b. Au-.
1813, Hillsdale, N.Y. ; d. Nov. 1863, Urbana, O. He was married by Rev. Timothy
Woodbridge, D.D., Hillsdale, N. Y., 25 Oct. 1834, to Sylvia Millard, of Stockbridge,
Mass. [For Woodbridge family see Parallel Chart in Appendix, pp. 32-33.]
She res. 1870, Urbana, 0.
Children :
7369. Prances, married E-B. Wicks. Res. 1870, Urbana, 0.
7370. Emma ; is not living. She married  Weed or Read.
7S71. IRA', [1280] (Prince*, John*, Kenelm', Kenelm',)h:7 3\i.ne, 1776, Sheffield,
Mass. ; was named after Ira Allen, brother of Ethan. He died 10 Nov. 1 862, at his
daughter's, in Elbridge, Onondaga Co,, N.Y. ; married in Florida, Montgomery Co,,
N.Y., Tryphena Waterman, b. 29 Mar. 1782, Chatham, N.Y. ; d. 4 Mar. 1856, Pre
ble, N.Y., and was buried there. She was daughter of Elisha and jAIary (Vaughn)
of C. Saddler and harness-maker: also farmer.
Res. Florida, Duanesburgh, Schenectady Co., and Prd)le, Cortland Co , N.7.
Children :
7372. 1. iRl*, b. 11 July, 1798, Florida, N.Y. ; married  . Res. Elgin, III.
7373. 2. Bethiah", b. 2 Feb. 1803, P. ; died in Noble Co., Ind. ; married Samuel
Trowbridge, who also died in Noble County.
Children:
7374. David-D'. Res. 1874, Kendalhille, Noble Co., Ind.
7375. William-H'. " "
7376. 3. Matilda', b. 11 Aug. 1804, F; m, by J. Hyde, Esq,, Morristown, N.Y.,
5 Apr. 1824, to Elijah Thomas, b. 12 Feb. 1804, Canaan, Columbia Co.,
N.Y., s, of Daniel and Joanna (Holister) of C. Blacksmith and farmer.
Res. jMorristown and North Bussell, St. Lawrence Go., N. 7.
Children :
Kate', b. 23 Nov. 1831, Morristown, N.Y.
2. Col. Winslow- Al',, b. 15 Feb, 1833, M. Res. 1874, Auburn, N.7.
Ira', b. 5. Apr. 1835, M. ; d. 25 Feb. 1853, Russell, N.Y.
Louisa', b. 1 Feb. 1837, M.
Sarah', b. 5 Oct. 1839, AI.
Jlartha', b. 25 Jan. 1843, R.
Alary', b. 5 Aug. 1847, R. ; d. 21 Feb. 1873, R.
Harriet", b. 3. Aug, 1806, Florida, N.Y. ; married Samuel-C. Skeele,
and is now deceased. He res, 1874, Canastota, N. 7.
7385. 5. Mary', b. 31 Jan. 1808, Florida, N.Y. ; m. 4 Mar, 1830, her cousin, Ira'
Skeele [7238].
7386. 6. Sarah- Ann', b. 21 Jan. 1810, Florida; married Willis Smith.
Res. 1874, Elbridge, Onondaga Co., N.7.
7387. 7. Charles-Nichols", b. 13 Jan. 1812, Preble, N.Y. ; married  .
Res. 1874, Lamar, Plymouth Co., Iowa.
7388. 8. Cynthia', b. 11 Dec. 1814, Preble; was married by Esq. Brown, Morris-

7377.

1.

7378.

2.

7379.

3.

7380.

4.

7381.

5.

7382.

6.

7383.

7.

7384. 4

:. HAI

7890.

7391.

653 Descendants of Ira' Winslow. K
town, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y., 17 May, 1831, to Marcus-Eliphalet' Hol-
man [7277], born about 1812, Utica, N.Y., s. of Eliphalet and Diadema'
(Winslow). He died 16 May, 1874, St. Joseph, Richmond Co., Mo.
Farmer. Res. Porter, Gallia Co., O., and St. Joseph, Mo.
1874, Gh-ant City, Worth Co., Mo.
Children :
7389. 1. Maria-Louisa', b. 28 Dec. 1883, Morristown, N.Y. ; d. 22 Apr. 1835.
Andrew-Jackson', b. 11 Apr. 1836, at M. ; served three years in the
late war and was engaged in many hard battles; d. 20 Oct. 1865, at
Allen's Landing, Perry Co., Mo.
Maria-Louisa', b. 23 Aug, 1840, Prescott, Upper Canada; was mar
ried by Rev. A. Moore, Jackson Co., O., 14 Feb. 1867, to Andrew-
Jackson Sheridan, b. 4 Sept. 1843, Perrysville, Carroll Co., O., s. of
Andrew, of Jackson, 0., who died 18 Apr. 1873, and Margaret
(Pillars) who died 6 June, 1873. Sewing-machine agent
Res. 1874, Grant City, Worth Co., Mo
Children :
7393. 1. Cynthia-Forena*, b. 38 Apr. 1868, Grant City.
7393. 2. Herbert-Melville, b. 11 Aug. 1870, Savannah, Andrew Co., Ms.
7894. 8. IrorWinslow', b. 11 June, 1874, Grant City.
7395. 4. Tryphena-Diadema', b. 23 July, 1842, Prescott, Canada ; d. 26 Mar.
1866, Porter, Gallia Co., O.
7396. 6. Jasper-Eliphalet', b. 1 Dec, 1845, Prescott,
7397. 6. Julius-Augustus', b. 12 Aug. 1848, Porter; d. there, 7 Mar. 1852.
7398. 7. Marcus-Augustus', b, 2 May, 1855, Porter.
7399. 9. Elisha", b. 9 Dec. 1816, Preble; m. by Rev. Mr. Lewis, Truxton, N.Y.,
9 Sept. 1840, to Jane Gilbert, b. 6 Jan. 1818, Middletown,0., dau, of
Richmond and Catherine (  ) of T. Merchant, postmaster, and
commissioner of highways. Res. Preble, Truxton, and, 1874, Virgil, N. Y.
Child: John-E'., b. 5 Feb. 1849, Virgil.
Abigail", b. 17 Aug. 1818, Preble; married  Egbertson, who is
deceased. She res, 1874, Syracuse, N. Y.
William", b. 8 Sept. 1820, P. ; is not living.
JliHiAM", b. 26 July, 1824, Preble; m, by Rev. Mr. Pagsby, Homer, N.Y.,
16 Jan. 1843, to Egbert-Alanson Wright, b. 21 Aug. 1821, AVindham,
Greene Co., N.Y., s. of Henry and Martha (Egbertson) of AV. Farmer.
Res. Preble, Homer, and, 1874, Little 7<yrk, Cortland Co., N. 7.
Children :
7404. 1. Anna-Maria', b. 15 Jan. 1844, Preble.
7405. 2. Harriet-Francelia', b. 19 July, 1845, atP; m. by Rev. Wm. Cobb, at
P., 23 Feb. 1864, to David- William Carver, b. 4 Sept. 1839, Spafford,
Onondaga Co., N. Y., s. of Da-vid and Alalissa (Higley) of S. Farmer,
Res. 1874, Homer, N.Y.

7400.

7401.

10.

7403.

11.

7403.

13.

^ N'oinoood, Dodge, Cole. 053
Children born in Homer:
7406. 1. Frederic-David', b. 9 Feb. 1865.
7407. 2. Hattie- Augusta' b. 18 Oct. 1867.
7408. 3. Mary-Amanda', b. 23 July, 1847, Preble.
7409. 4. Emma-Jane', b. 17 Feb. 1849, "
7410. 5. Lewis-Corydou', b. 17 Jan. 1853, " ; m. by Rev. George-P, Turn-
bull, at Truxton, Cortland Co., N.Y., 31 Feb. 1874, lo Martha De-
vend orf, b. 7 Oct. 1854, Little Falls, Herkimer Co., N.Y., dau. of
Andrew and Catherine (Stanton) of Herkimer County. Farmer.
Res. 1874, Homer, N. 7.
7411. 6. J Robert', b. 30 May, 1866, H.
7412. 7.<Rollin', b. 30 May, 1866, H.
7413. JOSIAH", [1371] (Snow*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 35 Sept.
1733; d. 36 Dec. 1778, and was buried at Vinal Haven, Me. He married at Fox
Island, 15 Dec. 1767, his cousin, Penelope Kent, b. June, 1743, dau. of Ezekiel and
Susanna (Bryant) [Winslow], wid. of Nathaniel* Winslow [1919]. She died 33 Dec.
1830, Vinal Haven. They settled at Fox Island, now called Vinal Haven, Me.,
1769-70. After Air. Winslow's death, his widow removed to Camden, 13 Mar. 1813,
with her son-in-law, AA"m. Norwood.
Children:
7414. 1. Susanna, [7417] b. 4 Nov. 1768; d. 31 Oct 1848; m. Dr. Ezekiel-God-
dard Dodge.
7415. 2. Lydla, b. Apr. 1771 ; d. Sept. 1790, Vinal Haven.
7416. 3. Deborah, [7451] b. 31 Nov. 1773 ;d. 31 Oct 1848; m. William Norwood.
7417. SUSANNA", [7414] (Josiah', Snow*, Nathaniel', Nathanid', Kendm',) b.
4 Nov. 1768, Marshfield, Mass, on the farm where Daniel Webster lived and died;
d. 31 Oct. 1848, Thomaston, Ale. She married there, 31 Aug. 1798, Dr. Ezekiel-
Goddard DODGE, b, 18 Apr. 1765, Abington, Mass., s. of Rev, Ezekiel and Alary
(Goddard) of A, He died 5 Aug. 1819, Thomaston, where he settled in 1790. He
practiced medicine thirty years ; represented the town in the Legislature, where he
exerted a strong influence.
Children :
7418. 1. Nathaniel-Cushing', d. 9 Mar. 1799, the day of his birth.
7419. 3. Ezekibl-Goddard', b. 39 Aug. 1800; d. 1 July, 1869, Thomaston, Me,,
and was there buried. He married, 18 Dec. 1850, Eliza-Jane Clough. s.p.
Res, Thomaston, Me.
7420. 3. Mary-Goddard', b, 33 Dec, 1801, Thomaston; married there, 20 Jan.
1825, William Cole, of Nashville, Tenn., born in Virginia, s. of John
and Rebecca (Wills) of Tennessee. He died 22 Apr. 1849, in Tennes
see. Alerchant. She has a chair which once belonged to Gov. Josiah'
AVinslow. [See Gov. Edward,' Winslow Memorial.] She res. 1872, Tlwmaston, Me.

654 Descendants oJ Josiah' Winslow. K
They had thirteen children, of whom three only were living in 1873, viz:
7421. Susanna- AVinslow", b. 20 Sept. 1831, Thomaston; married there, aa
2d wife, 6 Dec. 1858, Capt. Artemas-Ward Watts, b. 13 Mar. 1814,
St. George, Ale., s. of William and Jane (Henderson) of St G.
Postmaster of St. George, 1833 ; Capt. of militia ; ship-builder and
master mariner. They moved to Thomaston, Me., in 1828, and
were residing there in 1875.
Children born in Thomaston :
7422. 1. Bandall-Cole', b. 26 Nov. 1859; d. 24 Feb. 1860, T.
7433. 2. Mary-Eva', b. 9 Apr. 1864; d. 10 Aug. 1866, T.
7424. 3. Marion-Prince', b. 23 Feb. 1866.
7425. William-James", b. 16 Aug. 1835, Thomaston, Me, Commission mer
chant at Watsonville, Cal. 1872, San Francisco, Cal.
7436. Eveline- Wood", b. 30 Apr. 1837, Thomaston, Ale. ; was married by
Rev. I-Y. Cool, Santa-Cruz, Cal,, 31 May, 1865, to George-Horton
White, b. 7 Feb. 1830, s. of Horace-Thorndike and Mary (Ransoome).
Res. 1873, Watsonville, Santa Crus Co., Gal.
Children :
7437. 1. Mary-Elizabeth', b. 34 Dec. 1865, Watsonville; d. there, 3 Nov.
1868.
7438. 2. Horace- James', b. 17 Mar. 1868, "
7439. 3. WUliam-BandaW, b. 18 Feb. 1876, " ; d. 15 Oct. 1870, AY.
7430. 4. Harriet- Augusta', b. 35 Aug. 1871, "
7431. 4. Pbnelopb-AVinslow', b. and d. 3 Jan. 1803.
7432. 5. Josiah', b. 14 Jan. 1804, North Haven; d. 31 Feb. 1849, Thomaston;
married at T., 37 Alar. 1836, Eunice Graves, b. 18 Oct, 1800, So. Thomas
ton, dau. of William aud Alary (  ), of T. She died 38 Nov. 1871,
Santa Cruz, Cal., and was there buried. Alerchant; representative to
Legislature ; and captain of militia. He had in his possession, at the
time of his death, a sword which once belonged to Gov. Josiah" Wins
low.
Children :
7433. 1. Josiah- Winslow", b. 27 Alar. 1836, Thomaston; m. Sacramento, Cal.,
12 Apr. 1863, Ellen-A. Starkweather, b. 25 October, 18— Battle
Creek, Mich., dau. of Alfred and Electa-B. (Rees) of B. C. Book
-keeper. ' TXes.m% San Francisco,- Cd.
Child:
7434. William-B'., b. 12 June, 1864, San Francisco.
7435. 2. Henry -Clay", b. 10 Jan. 1838, Thomaston; m. Watsonville, Cal., 7
June, 1864, Julia-S. Davis, b. Sept. 1841, Lynchburg, Va., dau. of
Thoinas-AI, and Sarali-B. (Schoolfield). Alerchant. Res. Thomas
ton, Ale., San Francisco, Santa Cruz, San Antonio, and San Jose, Cal
1872, Watsonuillc, Santa Cruz Co., Cal.

K

Dution, Porter, Moody, Noricood. 655

Children :

7486. 1. Mary-EUa*, b. 26 Dec. 1865, W.
7437. 2. Winslow-Davis*, b. 24 June, 1870, W.
7438. 8. Deborah- Winslow", b. 5 Oct. 1839, Thomaston, Me. ; m. San Fran
cisco, Cal., 2 July. 1866, George Dutton, b, 30 Aug, 1825, WaUing
ford, Conn., s. of Evelyn and Almira (Hough). Res. 1872, Santa Cruz, Cal.
Children bom in Santa Cruz:
7489. 1. Eurajce-^JSJe*, b. 12 June, 1867.
7440. 3, Edwin- Julian', b. 28 Feb, 1870.
7441. 4. Ezekiel-Goddard", b. 4 Jan, 1842. Res. 1872, Watsonville, Cal.
7443. 5. Alary-Goddard", b. 20 Nov. 1843, Thomaston, Me. ; m. Santa Cruz, 18
Alar, 1869, Danforth Porter, of California, s, of Calvin and Sarah
(Guile) of Readfield, Me. Stage proprietor. Res. 1872, Watsonville, Cal.
Child:
7443. Frederic- Gold", b. 24 Alar. 1871, W.
7444. 6. Penelope-Kent', b, 6 May. 1806; d. 18 Feb. 1807.
7445. 7. Thomas- I!e VER age', b. 1 Sept, 1808; d. 3 Sept 1809.
7446. 8. Robkrt-Goddard', b. 5 Apr. 1810, Thomaston, Me.; m. by Paul-H.
Stevens, Lincolnville, 3 Aliiy, 1831, Pairu-Johnson (Lang) Studley,
born in Rochester, Alass,, wid. of ,Tohn Studley, and dau. of John
and Olive (Place) of L. John Lang was in the Rev. army one year
and three months. Farmer. Res. 1872, Calais, Me.
Children :
7447. 1. Susanna- AVinslow", b. 1833, Hope, Ale. ; m, Camden, Me,, 14 — ,
1856, James Moody, of Lincolnville, s, of William, of L. Pump
manufacturer. They had five children. Res, 1872, Calais, Me.
7448. 2. Alary-Evaliue", b. 3 Alar, 1835 ; d. 1 Apr. 1838.
7449. 3. Ezekiel-Goddard", b, 6 May, 1837, Hope, Mc ; m. Newton, Alass,, 1
Alay, 1801, Olive-E. Morrison, of Natick, Alass,, b, 2 Jan, 1844,
Lyme, N,II., dau. of Ralph-G. and Almira (Lord) of Natick. Pump
manufacturer. Res. Xatick, Mass,, Lyme, N,H,, Philadelphia,
Pa., Hartford, Ct., San Francisco, Cal,, and Npva Scotia. s.p.
Res, 1872, Haverhill, Mass.
7450.' 4. William-Cole', b. 11 Oct 1839, Hope, Mc ; married, in 1863, Sarah
Huntington, of Danville, Me., born in that place, and dau. of
Charles. She is deceased. They bad one son. Pump manufacturer.
Res. Georgetown, and, 1872, Haverhill, Essex Co., Mass.
7451. DEBORAH', [7416] (Josiah^, Snow*, Natlianiel', Nathaniel'. Kenelm',) b. 21
Nov. 1773, North Haven; d. 6 Jan. 1849, Camden, Mc ; married in North Haven,
8 Jan. 1804, William NORWOOD, who died 24 Alay, 1824. His parents settled in
VinalHaven in 1769 or '70. Airs. Alavy-G'. (Dodge) Cole writes : ' ' Airs. Norwood had

656 Descendants oj Snow'' Winslow. K
a Winslow coat-of-arms. It is said that the brothers who came over in the May
flower added something in the corner, .lobn's emblem was the root of a tree; ours
a dove, with an olive branch in his mouth." See Appendix, for Winslow coat-
of-arms. Merchant
Children :
7452. 1. John-Winslow-Kbnt' b. 27 Nov. 1804; married, September, 1832, Cle
mentine Wood. Res. 1871, Camden, Me.
7453. 2. WiLLiAM-A'., b, 7 June, 1807, Windham, Me. ; m. Camden, 29 Nov. 1832,
Evaline Wood, b. 21 Nov. 1807, AValdo, Me,, dau, of Ephraim and
Dorothy (Pendleton) of Concord, Mass. Res. 1872, Camden, Me.
Children born in Camden:
7454. 1. Ellen-Maria", b. 10 Nov. 1833.
7455. 2. Harriet- Winslow", b. 17 July, 1886.
7456. 3. William-Edwin", b. 10 Feb. 1841.
7457. 4. Ephraim- Wood", b. 28 Aug, 1846.
7458. 5. George-M-Chase", b. 29 Apr, 1849.
7459. 3. Winslow'', b. 15 Mar. 1809; married 18 Oct 1838, Emeline-P. Hodgman,
who is deceased.
7460. 4. Harriet-Green', b. 23 .luly, 1811, Vinal Haven; married at Camden,
Me,, 7 July, 1836, George-M, Chase, b, 16 Mar, 1800, Bradford, Vt, s.
of Moses and Deborah (Bull) of B. He died 5 Dec. 1855, Sandwich
Islands, and his remains were brought to Calais for interment. He was
a lawyer; Representative and State Senator; and U.S Consul to the
Sandwich Islands for two years; was stationed at Lahaina, Alaui.
She res. 1873, Calais, Washington Co., Me.
Children :
7401. 1. George Alonroe", b. 18 Alay, 1837, Calais.
7402. 2, Harriet-Norwood", b. 4 Jan, 1839 "
7463. 3. William-Ledyard", b. 33 May, 1841, "
7464. 4. Alaria-Winslow", b. 15 Nov, 1843, "
7465. 5. Joshua-Clement", b. 13 Sept, 1846, Camden, Knox Co., Me.
7466. 6. Charles-Henry", b. 10 Alay, 1849, Calais.
7407. 7. Julia-Deborah", b. 4 Sept, 1853.
7468. 5. AIaria-Selvey', b. 4 Sept 1813; d. 10 Apr, 1815.
7409. 6. Joshua-Goddard', b. 38 Feb. 1816 ; married Alarcia-A. Hall.
Res. 1870, Bockport, Me.
7470, DEBORAH", [1373] (Snmo*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenehn',) b. 5 Apr.
1736 ; married, 1773, Joseph WATERMAN. Res. Fox Island, Me.
Children :
7471. Thomas.
7473. Olive, married  Eames.

K Cu.'<hnnin, Walker, Bourne, Waterman, R!j>ley. 657
7473. RUTH", [1376] (Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 14 July, 1739,
Scituate, Alass. ; bap. 33 July, 1739, Hanover, Alass, ; married, 10 Dec 1767, Ezra"
CUSHMAN, of Alarshfield, son of Joshua' (Bobert*, Thomas', Thomas', Bobert',) and
Mary (Soule) of Duxbury, Mass. She was adopted by her uncle Nathaniel' Winslow
[1383]. Child:
7474. Ruth", b. 13 Oct. 1768; d. 27 May, 1789, aged 21 years; married Levi
Walker, b. 9 July, 1766, s, of Isaiah and Bathsheba (Sherman) of
Alarshfield, Alass,, and brother of Asa, husband of Abigail' Baker. [Ap-
pendii; p. 41.] He died 30 Dec. 1854, aged 88 years. Farmer.
[Walker Gen., p. 374.] Marshfield, Mass.
Child:
7475. Ruth- Winslow', b. 29 Apr. 1787; married Capt. William Bourne, of
Marshfield. Both died within a few years, leaving no children but
by adoption. Walker Gen., p. 379. Removed to Knox, Me.
7476. MAJOR NATHANIEL", [1377] (Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b.
6 Oct. 1741 [Ace. torecords ofJos'iaV W'lnsUrw], South Scituate, Alass. ; bap. 11 Oct. 1741,
Hanover, Mass. ; d. 27 Aug. 1808, aged 67 years, S. Scituate, and was buried there.
He was married by Rev. Thomas Smith, in Pembroke, Plymouth Co,, Alass,, 21 Nov.
1765, Pembroke Bee, to Sarah Hatch, b. 9 June, 1747, in that town, dau. of Isaac and
Sarah (Little) of P. They were both of Pembroke at the time of their marriage. She
died 12 Apr, 1826, S.S., and was buried there. Mr. Deane, in hii History of Scituate,
describes him as " a man who inherited the bold spirit of his distinguished ancestors.
He was a firm patriot in 1776 ; entered the army, rose to the rank of Alajor, and ac
quitted himself with honor in the southern expeditions. He succeeded to his father's
residence," Ship joiner. South Scituate, Mass.
Children, probably all born in South Scituate:
7477. 1. Nathaniel, [7485] b. 3 Aug, 1767; d, 7 Feb, 1830; m, Clarissa Curtis,
7478. 2. Sarah, [7514] b. 29 Aug, 1769; d, 22 Mar. 1845; m. Thomas Waterman;
m. 3d, Ebenezer Copeland.
7479. 3. Walter, b. 1772; died early, in South Scituate.
7480. 4. J08L4.H, b. 1774; " "
7481. 5. Anna, [7532] b. 21 Alay, 1776; d. 14 Aug. 1813; m. Dea. Wm-Putnam
Ripley.
7482, 6. Judith, [7537] b. 1780; d, about 1860; m. Elisha Tolman.
7483. 7. Lydia, [7544] b. 15 Oct 1785 ; d. 1 Aug, 1838; m. Dr. Anthony CoUamore.
7484. 8. AVilliam, [7600] b. 3 Jan. 1788 ; d. Jan. 1853 ; m. Sarah-Gushing Waterman.
7485. NATHANIEL', [7477] (Nathaniel', Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',)
b 8 Aug. 1767, South Scituate, Mass. ; d. 7 Feb. 1830, Hanover, Mass., and was
buried at Scituate. He married, 13 Oct. 1796, Clarissa Curtis, b. 1 June, 1777, Han
over dau of Ebenezer and Mary (Randall) of H. She died 31 Jan. 1819, at S,, and
was buried there. Ship carpenter. ^cUuate, Mass.
Children born at Scituate, except the youngest:
7486. 1. Ruth, b. 13 July, 1797 ; d. 15 Apr. 1834, Hanover, and was buried in
Scituate. She was unmarried.

658 Descendants of Nathaniel' Winslow. ^
7487. 3. Mart, [7493] b. 33 Feb. 1799; d. 25 Jan. 1839; m. James Wright.
7488. 3. Clarissa-Curtis, b. 15 June, 1801; d. 39 July, 1853, Hanover, and was
buried at Scituate. She was unmarried.
7489. 4. (Harriet, [7504] b. 7 Feb. 1804; m. 3 Oct 1839, Ira Stetson.
7490. 5. I Josiah, b. 7 Feb, 1804 ; was married by Calvin Wolcott. Hanover, Mass,, 4
Oct, 1839, to Abigail Curtis, b, 17 Aug. 1800, at H„ dau, of Lemuel, of
H., who died 9 Jan. 1842, and Abigail (Rose), who died 33 Aug. 1853.
Ship joiner, s.p. Res. 1873, on Washington St., about one mile north
of the Four Comers, Hanover, Alass,
7491. 6. Sarah, [7509] b. 32 Oct 1806, Hanover; d, 15 Alar, 1354; m. Wm. Curtis.
7493. MARY', [7487] (Nathaniel'. Nathaniel', Olirer*. Nathaniel', NathanieP,
Kenelm',) b. 22 Feb. 1799, Scituate, Alass.; d. 25 Jan. 1839, South Boston, Alass,,
and was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, She married James WRIGHT, of South
Boston, s. of Jesse and Hannah (Ford) of S. He died 22 July, 1841. Ship carpen-
^gj South Boston, Mass.
Children:
7493. 1. Mary', b. 11 Nov. 1818, Scituate; d, 6 Feb. 1819.
7494. 2. Ja.mes", b. 21 June, 1820, South Boston.
Res. 1873, 311 Silver st.. South Boston, Mass.
7495. 3. Mary", b, 20 Feb. 1823, South Boston.
7496. 4. Clarissa- Curtis', b, 4 Mar. 1825, South Boston; m. as 2d wife, 26 June,
1846, James-Henry Dickson, b. 5 June, 1816; d. 26 May, 1851. [He
married 1st, Sophia Fears, and had a son George-Henry, b. 12 Sept,
1841, m. 17 Sept. 1868, Lily Rockwood, of N.Y. Their children were :
1. James- Warren, b. 30 June, 1870; 2. George-Henry, b. 18 Nov. 1872.]
He vi'as son of Samuel-Russell Dickson, who married in 1803, Mary
Churchill, b. 21 Jan. 1786, and had seven children.
Child :
7497. Clara-Geraldine", b. 15 June, 1847; d. 6 Apr. 1874; married, 11 Dec.
1872, Arthur Neilson, of Salem. In 1874, he was clerk for George-
Shattuck' Shaw (a descendant of John' Winslow: see Memorial).
112 Washington st., Boston.
Child : Clara-Edith", b. 4 Apr. 1874.
William", b. 1 Apr. 1827, South Boston.
Thomas-Ford", b. 24 June, 1829, South Boston; d. 26 Apr. 1856.
Henry", b. 29 Nov. 1831, South Boston; perhaps m. Alary- AA'^illiams' Cur
tis. [See 7510.]
Charles", b, 22 Dec. 1833, " ; d, 10 Jan, 1839.
Sarah-J"., b. 28 Apr, 1836, " ; d, 1 Jan. 1839.

7498.

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6.

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7.

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8.

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K Stetson, Curtis, Wright, Waternian, Copeland. 659
7504. HARRIET', [7489] (Nathaniel', Nathanid', Oliver*,' Nathaniel}, Nathaniel',
Kenelm',) b. 7 Feb. 1804, Scituate; m. as 2d wife, 3 Oct. 1829, Ira STETSON, of
Abington, who died about 1871. They removed to New Bed ford in 1833 ; to Western
New York in 1837; and to Wisconsin about 1858; in 1873 she resided at
Waupaca, Waupaca Co., Wis.
Children:
7505, 1. Nathaniel- Winslow, b. Aug, 1830, East Abington.
750li, 2. Ira-Austin, b. Feb. 1832, "
7507. 3. Julia-Ann, b. 1834, New Bedford.
7508. 4. Henrt-Josiah, b. 1837, "
7509. SARAH', [7491] (Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel',
Kenelm',) b, 22 Oct 1806, Hanover, Plymouth Co,, Alass; died there, 15 Alar, 1854;
was married there by Calvin Wolcott 3 Alar, 1833, to William CURTIS, of Hano
ver, born in that town, 9 Apr, 1800, s. of Snow and Bathsheba (Hatch) of H. He
died aged 71 years, having always lived in the house in which he was born. Farmer.
Hanover, Mass.
Children born in Hanover:
7510. 1. AI-ary-AVilliams", b. 27 Dec, 1833; married, 6 Aug. 1862, Henry Wright
[See 7501]. Res. Hanover, Mass.
Children born in Hanover:
7511. 1. Willie-Thomas", b. 1 Feb. 1804; d, 8 Feb, 1864, Hanover.
7512, 2. Charies- Weston", b. 7 June, 1806,
7513. 2, Sahaii-Jank", b. 4 Atay, 1839; d. 16 Feb. 1858, Hanover.
7514. SAR.-\.H", [7478] (Natlianiel', Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kendm',)h. 29
Aug. 1769, South Scituate, Mass. ; d. 23 Alar. 1845, S. Scituate, and was buried
there. She was married, in her native town, by Rev. David Barnes, D.Dt, Alar. 1790,
to Thomas WATERMAN, b. 17 Oct. 1705, S. S., s. of Capt. Anthony aud Deborah
(Poster) of 8., and grand-son of Thomas Waterman. [See Memorials of Marshfield,
p. 40.] He w.as a house carpenter in Scituate. He died 13 Feb. 1792, S. Scituate,
and was buried there.
"Capt. Anthony AVaterman came from Marshfield, 1760, and settled on the
farm that was Capt. Joseph Sylvester's. Here he erected a tannei-y, and conducted
the business successfully. He mairied Deborah, daughter of Joseph Foster of Ply
mouth." [For an account of his children see Hist, of Scituate. See also 7528.]
She was married 2d, by Rev. David Barnes, D.D., S. Scituate, Alass., 4 Dec.
1797, to Ebenezer COPELAND, b. 20 Oct 1753, S,8., s. of Joseph and Elizabeth
(Tolman) of S,S,, having come "into Scituate from Bridgewater, 1730, adescendant
of Lawrence Copeland, an early settler in Braintree. He married Elizabeth, daugh
ter of Captain Benjamin Tolman, 1785, and succeeded to' the family residence of
Captain Tolman. It is the place occupied by the family of Ebenezer Copeland * *
forty rods east of the Episcopal church hill. Here he built a tannery. The children
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bo more than ninety years of age. Por names and details see Hist, of ScituaU.
Ebenezer Copeland was a tanner and 'currier. He d. 7 Dec 1810, S.S., and was
buried there. His will was recorded in Plymouth, Mass, South Scituate, Mass.
Children born in S.S. :
7515, 1. Capt, Thomas', b, 20 Mar. 1791 ; d. 24 May, 1861, in his native town, and
was buried there. He married, in 1819, Olivia-Sylvester Barstow, b. 3
Aug, 1795, Scituate, dau, of Thomas and Lydia (Sylvester) of S,S. She
died 14 Mar. 1865, S.S., and was buried there. He was captaia of
militia. Ship-carpenter— built several ships at the North River, S.
Scituate. He resided east of the brook, at the ancient Copeland place.
South Scituate, Mass.
Children born in S. S. :
7516. 1. Sylvia-Barstow", b, 20 May, 1821; d, 8 Aug. 1844, S.S.
7517. 2. Thomas-Barstow", b. 9 Jan. 1830; m. Baltimore, Baltimore Co., Md.,
by Rev. William Speak, 20 June, 1867, to Clara Crocker, b. 16 Apr.
1850, S, S,, dau, of Isaac and Alary-Ann (Coukling) of Baltimore.
He has held all the town offices, and was a Member of the Legis
lature iu 1872. Ship-builder, Res, on the old homestead.
1873, P.O., Hanover, Four Comers, Mass.
Children born in S, S, :
7518. 1. Thomas-Edwin', b. 4 Alay, 1868.
7519. 3, George- Crooker', b, 31 Oct. 1870.
7520. 2. Sarah', b. 6 Oct, 1798; died much beloved and lamented, 7 Dec 1844,
Hanson, Mass. She was married by Rev. Samuel Deane, S, Scituate,
25 Dec. 1818, to Rev, Nathaniel Wales, born in N. Bridgewater, Alass,,
s. of Thomas and Alary (Hobart) of N.B,, gr. s. of Dea. Nathaniel and
gr. gr. son of Dea, Thomas Wales ; both of whom were of Stoughton.
He studied at Bangor, Ale,, and, 25 Sept, 1827, was ordained pastor of
the first church in Belfast, Me,, where he died in 1828, and was buried
in Hanson, Mass. She married 2d, Alartin Beal, of Hanson. Furniture-
maker, Res, 1873, North Bridgewater, Mass.
Children :
7521. 1. Sarah-Copeland", b, 39 Sept. 1819, Hanson, Mass. ; married Joseph-A.
Wilde, of Campello, Plymouth Co., Mass., a native of that place.
Res. N. Bridgewater aud Campello, Alass,
7522, 2, Alary-Hobart", born iu 1831, Hanson, Mass,; d. '22 Aug. 1838.
7533. 3. Elizabeth-Prances", born iu 1837, Belfast, Ale, ; married Charies
Gardner, of N, Bridgewater, Res, N. Bridgewater, Mass.
7534. 4, Joseph", born in 1835, Hanson, Alass, ; married iu N, Bridgewater,
 , and had one daughter. He early enlisted in tho war of the
rebellion, and died at Gettysburg, 30 July, 1863,
She res. N. Bridgewater, Mass.

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7535. 8. Elizabeth', b. 6 Feb. 1800; was married by Rev. Samuel Deane, South
Sc'ituate, Alass., 31 Dec. 1833, to Capt. Joshua-Davis Turner, of Hing
ham, Alass., b. 30 Jan. 1796, S.S., s. of Harris aud Jael (Whiting) of S.S.
He died 29 Sept, 1836, at II,. and was buried in South Scituate. He
was captain of a military company in Hingham. Wheelwright,
Her P.O. add., 1873, South Hingham, Mass.
Children bom in Hingham:
7526. 1. Joshua-Davis", b. 15 Feb. 1833; m. Abington, Mass., by Rev. Horace-
B. AValker, 15 July, 1849, to Hannah-Lovell Beal, b. 24 July, 1826,
at A., dau, of David and Hannah (Pratt) of A. She died 5 Sept.
1869, Hingham, and was buried in S. Scituate. Wheelwright s.p.
Add. 1873, South Hingham, Mass.
7527. 2. Elizabeth-Copeland", b. 7 Apr. 1827; d. 16 Jan. 1832, Hingham.
7523. 4. Huldah', b. 26 June, 1804; was married by Rev. Calvin Wolcott, Hanover,
Alass., 6 May, 1830, to Capt. James Waterman, b. 19 Feb. 1798, Scitu
ate, s. of Anthony, of S. S,, and Deborah (Waterman), [She was dau. of
Nathaniel and Alercy (Otis) of Scituate Harbor. This Nathaniel was
brother of Capt. Anthony Waterman,] and gr, sou of Capt, Anthony and
Deborah (Foster) of S, Tanner and currier; "conducts the tannery in
the southern part of the town, at the aiicient Tolman and Copeland
place," Hist, of Scituate, p. '67%. Res. 1850-51, at West Roxbury, also
res. in South Scituate, Mass. Add. 1878, Hanover, Mass.
Children born in South Scituate:
7539. 1. Lydia-Copeland", b. 8 Feb. 1831; was married by Rev. Samuel Cutler,
in St. Andrew's church, Hanover, Mass., 34 Dec. 1869, to John-
Burton Bates, of H., born there, 17 Feb. 1836, s. of Joseph-Sewell
and Sarah (Barstow) of H. Merchant. Res. 1873, South Scituate, Mass.
7530. 2. Elizabeth-Turner", b. 2 July, 1833 ; d. 26 June, 1856, Hanover;
was married there, in St. Andrew's church, 31 May, 1855, to Michael-
Robert Sylvester, b. 24 June, 1825, at H., s. of Michael and Martha
(Reed) of H. s.p. He res. 1878, Hanover, Mass.
7531. 3. Ebenezer-Copeland", b. 1 Mar. 1840; m. at St Andrew's church, Han
over, 10 Nov. 1863, Lucy-Abby Barstow, of H., born there, 25
Jan, 1840, dau, of Capt. Nathaniel and Abby (Hammett) of H. She
died 20 Jan. 1873, Hanover. Clerk. s.p. Boston, Mass.
7532. ANNA", [7481] (Nathaniel', Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 21
May, 1776, South Scituate; d. 14 Aug, 1813, Plymouth, Mass,, and was buried
there. She was married by Air, Deane, at Scituate, 24 June, 1810, to Dea. William-
Putnam RIPLEY, born iu 1770, s. of Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Bartlett) of Ply
mouth. Alerchant. He died in November, 1842, and was buried in Plymouth. His
will is recorded in that town. His second wife was Nancy (Hatch) Alarch, widow
of Nathaniel .March, of Portland, Ale.

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Child:
7533. Ann-Elizabeth', b. 7 Jan. 1812, Plymouth ; was married .in Boston, by
Dr. Blagden, 20 June, 1832, to Andrew-S. March, b. 27 Feb. 1811,
Portland, s. of Nathaniel and Nancy (Hatch) of P. Alerchant He
died 22 Dec 1854, Roxbury, Mass,, and was buried in Forest Hill Ceme
tery. Res. Boston, Roxbury, and, 1873, Newton, Middlesex Co., Mass.
Children :
7534. 1. Andrew-S'., b. 24 June, 1833, Boston; married, 5 Nov. 1856, Susan-B.
Hutchings. After her death, he married, 20 June, 1870, Melissa
Jencks, of Manchester, N.H. Merchant. Boston, Mais.
7535. 2. Elizabeth-R"., b. 26 Juue, 1835, Roxbury, Mass.; married, 3 Auo-.
1856, George Leonard, Jr., of Boston.
7536. 3. Annie-Winslow", b. 18 Oct, 1841, Roxbury; married, 29 May, 1861
George- A. Flint, of Boston,
7537. JUDITH", [7482] (Nathaniel', Oliver*, Natlianiel', Nathaniel', Kenelm'.)
born in 1780; died about 1860, Lowell; married Elisha TOLMAN, s. of, probably,
Charles' of Scituate, who married Mary Sylvester in 1774, aud had sons: Elisha
who died before 1831, and Charles; and grand-son of Elisha*, who was son of
"Captain Benjamin" Tolman, who came to Scituate from Dorchester in 1709. He
was the son of John''', and grandson of Thomas' Tolman, who came from Eno-land
and settled at Dorchester before 1640." Hist, of Scituate. Elisha Tolman lost his
life by falling through the hatch of his ship, in the North river of Scituate, before
1831. Scituate, Mas.-.
Children:
7538. 1. Mary, was unmarried in 1873, and lived with her brother, George-Barden',
7539. 2. Elisha, b. abt 1813, married  . Shipwright. Res. 1873, Medford, Mass.
7540. 3. Sarah-Hatch, married John-Calvin Wilder, of Hingham, son of John of
H. He died in 1873. She res. with her brother, George-Barden'. Lynn, Mass.
7541. 4. George-Barden, born about 1820; in 1873 was unmarried. Res. Lynn, Mass.
7542. 5. Judith, married David Wilder, brother of John-Calvin, who married her
sister, Sarah-Hatch', and son of John, of Hingham, who died at Hano-
^^"^ 8. p.
7543. 6. Winslow, died aged about 14 years.
7544. LYDIA", [7483] (Nathaniel', Oliver*, Nathaniel', MthanieP, Kenelm',) h.
15 Oct. 1785, South Scituate, Mass. ; d. 1 Aug, 182S, Pembroke, Plymouth Co,.
Alass.; was married by Rev. Mr. Barnes, at S.S., 4 Sept 1809, to Dr. Anthony
COLLAMORE, of P., b. 15 Jan. 1787, West Scituate, s. of Capt. Enoch* (John',
Peter', Capt. Anthony',) and Hannah (Cushing) of Gillraan Plain, W. Scituate. Dr!
Collamore graduated at Harvard College, 1805; was justice of the peace, and
representative to the Alassachusetts Legislature. He died 31 Sept. 1847, Pembroke
and was buried there. . Pend>roke, Masl.

K- Holmes, Hatch. 663
Children born in Pembroke:
7545. 1. Sophia-Ann', b. 29 June, 1810; was married by Rev. Morrell Allen, at
P., 17 June, 1832, to Rev. Cyrus Holmes, b. 9 July, 1800, Halifax,
I*lymouth Co., Alass., s. of Nathaniel and Jerusha (Bartlett) of H. He
died 16 Aug. 1849, Hanover, and was buried there. He was fitted for
college at Phillips Academy, Exeter, N.H. ; grad. Dartmouth Coll. 1838,
and at Andover Theo. Sem. 1831; was principal of the academy in Wo
burn, from 1831-35. He then had the offer of the Classical Department
of the High School in Northampton, Alass., which he accepted. He
afterward preached for a time, but ill-health compelled him to abandon
his cherished profession, and in 1840 he moved to Hanover, Afass., and
was principal of the academy in that place. He was chosen by the town
as Representative to the General Court in 1848-9; after a few months'
attendance, was compelled to return home on account of his health, and
died the following August. She was married 3d, by Rev. James Aiken,
at Hanover, 34 Aug. 1862, to Dea. Darius Holmes, b. 15' Dec. 1802,
Halifax, brother of her first husband. He is a deacon in the Congrega
tional church. Carpenter; also has a large farm.
Res. Woburn, Northampton, Hanover, and, 1873, Halifax, Mass.
r546. 1. Elizabeth", b. 24 Apr. 1833, Woburn; died there, 20 Sept 1834.
7.547. 2. Cyrus-Collamore", b. 2 Oct. 1836, Northampton, Hampshire Co., Mass. ;
m. Hanover, Alass., by Rev. James Aiken, 14 May, 1863, to Martha-
Reed Sylvester, b. 20 Dec. 1839, H., dau. of Alichael and Sarah
(Curtis) of H. He enlisted in the 18th Reg. Mass. Vols. ; was in the
second battle of Bull Run, and was discharged on account of wounds
received. He was shot in the jaw, the ball passing in on one side
and out on the other side of his" face, taking out a piece of the jaw
bone and the under teeth. He soon recovered, and, by the h dp of
the dentist, has a good set of teeth again. Merchant, and editor of
a paper published in Newbern. Res. 1873, Newbern, Craven Co., N G.
Child ;
7548. Minhie-Ann', b. Aug. 1867, Newbern.
7549. 8. Luther-AVright", b. 15 Sept. 1839, Halifax; died of yellow fever, 9
Oct. 1864, aged 25 years and 24 days, at Newbern, N.C, where he
was engaged in the mercantile business. He was a young man of
much promise.
7550. 4. Sophia- Ann", b. 20 Apr. 1842, Hanover; was married by Rev. Edwin
Bissell, at the residence of her uncle, Sumner Richardson, Esq.,
Winchester, Mass.. 3 Jan. 1872, to Emmons Hatch, of W., b. 22
Oct 1839, Marshfield, Alass., s. of Emmons and Beulah (Ford) of AI.
Res. 1878, Winchester, Mass.
7551. 5. Thomas-Bartlett', b. 14 May, 1844, Hanover; enlisted in the 24tli
Reg. Alass. Vols., for three years; served his full time and received
an honorable discharge. He was in many battles, but received
no wounds. In 1873, he was engaged in business in Silver City,
Idaho.

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7552. 0. , Eliza-Collamore", b. 10 Mar. 1848, Hanover; died there, 30 July, 1848.
7753. 7. I Nancy-Col lamore", b. 10 Mar. 1848, Hanover; died there, 31 July,
1848. They were buried there, in one grave.
7554. 2. Horace', b. 15 Jan. 1812; m. by Simon Clough, Fall River, Mass., 23
May, 1836, to Mary-E. Chace, b. 16 Jan, 1812, .Jamaica, Vt, dau. of
Simeon and Lucy (Brightman) of Pall River. Deputy Sheriff of Middle
sex Co., which office, in 1873, he had held fourteen years; had been
selectman and assessor of Woburn six years. Res, Fall River, six years;
Westport, four years; Boston, two years; and in the State of Michigan,
one year. Res. 1873,- Woburn, Middlesex Co., Mass.
Children :
7555. 1. Elizabeth-Holmes", b. 7 Apr. 1837, Fall River; was married, as 2d
wife, by Rev. Daniel March, Woburn, Alass., 15 Nov. 1860, to
Prancis-H, Knight, b. 11 May, 1881, Lexington, Alass,, s. of Lo-
ammi and Mary (Robbins) of L. He has has been a member of the
school committee and treasurer of the public library. By a former
marriage, he has a son Clarence-Crosby, b. 21 July, 1858, Lexington,
Mass. Carpet-dealer in Boston. Res. Lexington two years ; Read
ing,, Mass., eleven years, that being his address in 1874.
Children :
7556. 1. Lizde-Loenza? , b. 6 Oct. 1861, Lexington, Alass.
7357. 2. Mary-Collamord', b. 24 June, 1864, Reading, Mass.
7558. 3. Nellie-Winslow',h.'i,Z Oct. 1867,
7559. 4. ^wiie-jKrfMwa", b. 28 May, 1869,
7560. 2. Henry-Anthony", b. 16 May, 1842, Westport, Mass. ; d. there, 14 Sept
1843.
7561. 3. Edward-Chace", b. 15 Nov. 1847, Woburn, Alass.
7562. 4. Horace- Winslow", b. 20 Sept. 1856, Woburn; died there, 6 Apr. 1863.
7563. 3. Eliza-Hall', b. 14 .Ian. 1814; m. by Rev. Morrell Allen, Pembroke,
Mass., 22 Nov. 1837, to Sumner Richardson, b. 7 Mar. 1811, Woburn,
s. of Thomas and Rebecca (Buckman) of W. s.p.
Res. 1873, Winchester, Middlesex Co., Mass.
7564. 4. William', b. 30 Apr. 1816; d. 15 Oct. 1867, Weymouth, Alass., and was
buried at Pembroke; m. by Rev. A-D. Duncan, Hanover, Alass., 18
June, 1843, to Lucinda Stetson, b. 11 Alay, 1833, Green, Me., d. of EU-
sha and Betsey (Barstow) of H. Farmer.
His widow res. 1873, Noi'th Pembroke, Mass.
Children born in Pembroke :
7565. 1. Lucinda- Williams", b. 15 Jan. 1844.
7566. 2. Charies-Edward", b. 10 Feb. 1846; d. 19 Alay, 1848, Pembroke, and
was buried there.
7567. 3. Helen-Maria", b. 20 Feb. 1847; d. 14 May, 1861, Pembroke, and was
buried there.
508. 4. Charles-Edward", b. 3 Dec. 1849.

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^ Mitcliell, Richardson, Collauuire. ' 605
7569. 5. Alorgan-Stetson", b. 26 Jan. 1853; d. 4 Feb. 1854, Pembroke, and
was buried there.
7570. 6. Winslow", b. 8 June, 1855.
7571. 7. Lydia- Winslow", b. 13 Oct. 1857.
7572. 8. Gilman", b. 12 Jan. 1860; d. 23 Apr. 1860, Pembroke, and was bur
ied there.
7573. 9. Nancy-Maria', b. 34 Feb. 1863.
7574. 10. Flora", b. 24 May, 1865.
7575. 5. Nancy- Winslow', b. 27 Dec. 1818; m. by Rev. Sereno Howe, at Pem
broke, 38 Nov, 1844, to Nahum Mitchell, b. 30 Jan. 1813, Marshfield, s.
of Japheth, who died in Marshfield, 1859, aged 83, and Sarah (Holmes)
who was living in 1874, at the advanced age of 94 years. Shipwright
Res, East Boston, Alass., and, 1873, Medford, Middlesex Co., Mass.
Children :
7576. 1. Ella-Richardson", b. 31 July, 1848, East Boston; d. SMay, 18^9.
7577. 2. Emma- AVinslow", b. 22 July, 1852, " ; d. 20 Aug. 1854.
7578, 8. Flora- Alay", b. 1 Alay, 1858, Medford; d. 10 Aug, 1862.
7579. 4. Edward-Winslow", b. 30 Alay, 1865, Medford.
7580. 6. Ltdia-Winslow', b. 31 Alar. 1831 ; m. by Rev. Alorrell Allen, at Pem
broke, 11 Nov. 1840, to John-S. Richardson, b. 11 Feb. 1818, Woburn,
Mass., s. of Dea. Calvin and Sarah (Steele). Trader,
Res. Jefferson ville, Ind,, and, 1873, Winchester, Mass.
Children born in Woburn, now Winchester:
7381. 1, Lydia-EUa", b. 2 Aug, 1844; d. 36 June, 1848.
7582. 3. John-AVinslow", b, 15 June, 1846 ; m, by L-G, Barrett, at Winchester.
3 Jan, 1873, to Rebecca-R. Burnham, b. 8 Dec 1846, Woburn, dau.
of Richard and Eliza-A, (Hubon) of W. Butcher. Res. Jefferson-
ville, Ind,, North Andover, Mass,, and, 1873, Wincliester, Mass.
¦7583. 3. Adalissa", b. 36 Apr, 1849; m. by R-T. Robinson, Winchester, 6 Oct.
1868, to Joseph Stone, b, 14 Feb. 1842, Boston, Mass., s. of Joseph
and Lucy-T. (Wetherbee) of W. Farmer. Res. 1873, Winchester, Mass.
Children bom in Winchester:
1. Marion', b. 9 Aug. 1869.
2. Hmard- Clayton', b, 1 Feb. 1871.
Annie-Steele", b, 30 Apr. 1851.
Emma-Collamore", b, 15 Aug. 1854.
Lillie-May". b, 25 Jan, 1857.
Sadie-Steele", b. 8 Feb. 1860 : d, 16 July, 1862, W.
Henry-Calvin", b, 1 Dec, 1804 ; d. 8 July, 1865, Jeffersonville, Ind.
Tiibodore', b. 6 Sept. 1823; m, by Rev, Air, Bennett, Woburn, Oct 1844,
to Sarah-Isabella' Beers, b. 15 Nov. 1834, at AV., dau, of William and
Ebzabeth-Plimpton (Johnson) of W, She* died 13 Sept, 1854, Woburn,
and was buried there. He was married 3d, by Rev, E, Beecher, Boston,

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7585.

7586.

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7587. '

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7588.

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7589.

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7590.

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Alass., 19 Aug. 1855, to Josephine-Augusta Fleming, b. 16 Aug. 1839,
South Boston, Mass., dau. of John and Ellen (Lane) of S.B. He has
been a member of the prudential committee. Was assistant engineer;
also First Lieut, in Co. F., 6th Reg. Mass. Vols., for nine months. Cab
inet-maker. Res. Woburn, Brighton, and, 1873, Gamlrridgeport, Middlesex,
Co., Mass. ; bus. add. Corner of East Brookline and Albany sts., Boston.
Cliildren born in Cambridgeport, except the first three, who were born in
Woburn:
7593. 1. William-Anthony", b. 20 July, 1845 ; m. by Rev. Kinsley Twining, at
Cambridgeport, 19 Nov. 1868, to Frances-Towne Averill, b. 21
June, 1850, Castine, Hancock Co., Me., dau, of Charles-Henry and
Hebecca (Fuller) of Cambridgeport. He served as private in Co,
E., 60th Reg. Mass. Vols. Inf., for one hundred days, having beeu
mustered in 16 July, 1864, and discharged 30 Nov. 1864; was sta
tioned at Indianapolis, Ind. In the autumn of 1864, he re-enlisted
in the 62d Reg. Alass. Vols, for one year, but served only one
month, from Apr, 5 to May 5, 1865, as the regiment was mustered
out on account of the close of the war. Organ-action maker.
Res. Roxbury, and, 1873, Cambridgeport, Mass.
Theodore- Webster", b. 7 Sept. 1848.
Sarah-Isabella", b. 21 Mar. 1851.
4. Nellie-Briard", b. 21 May, 1857; d. 9 Jan. 1860.
5. Lizzie-Josie", b. 29 May, 1861.
Carrie- Winslow", b. 28 Mar. 1864.
Nellie-Lighthill', b. 24 Sept 1806.
Mary-Alaud", b. 24 May, 1872.
7600. WILLIAM", [7484] (Nathaniel', Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kendm',) h.
3 Jan. 1788, .Scituate, Plymouth Co., Alass.; d, 4 Jan. 1853, South Scituate, and
was there interred. He was married by Samuel Dean, at S., 16 Jan. 1819, to Sarah-,
Cushing Waterman, b. 25 May, 1800; d. 7 Jan. 1834, S.S,, and was bur. there. She
was dau. of Samuel and Sarah" (Cushing) of Scituate, and gr. d. of Capt Anthony
and Deborah (Foster) Waterman, who came' to S, from Marshfield in 1760. Sarah'
Cushing was a daughter of Hawks", in the line of Dui. Joseph*, Joseph', John', Mat
thew', son of Peter' of Norfolk, whose grandfather had possessed large estates in Lombard
St., London. — Hist, of Scituate and Savage's Gen. Diet.) Air, Vim. Winslow's will is
recorded in Plymouth, Alass. He remained at S. Scituate on tbe paternal estate.
Farmer and captain of militia. P.O. add. Uanova; Plymouth Co., Mass.
Children :
7601. 1. Sarah- Waterman', b. 26 Aug. 1830, Scituate; d. 30 Dcc. 1855; she
married in Plymouth Co., Alass,, Charles Tolman, b, 3 Alar, 1815, s, of
Charles. He digd 31 Oct. 1846, So, Scituate, and was there buried. She
married 2d, Samuel Tolman, cousin of her first husband, s. of
Samuel and gr. son of Samuel. Res. 1873, on the old homestead of Alaj.
Nathaniel' Winslow. South Scituate, Mass.

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^ Tolman, Faunce, Stetson. 667
Children, one by each marriage :
7603. 1. Charies', b. 10 Mar. 1843, S.S.; m. by Rev. James Aiken, S.8., 0
Apr. 1865, to Lizzie-Thomas Hatch, d. of Israel and Abigail-Ford
(Ames) of Alarshfield, Mass. P.O. add. 1873, Hanover, Mass.
Child:
7603. Sarah-Elisabeth', b. 9 Mar. 1869, So. Scituate.
7604. 2. Samuel", b. 8 Dec 1852, S.S. Alachinist Fitchlurgh, Mass.
7605. 2. Adeline-Frances', b. 12 Oct. 1823, South Scituate; m. by Samuel Cutler,
Hanover, Alass., 20 July, 1845, to George Paunce, b. 12 Aug. 1816,
Kingston, Plymouth Co., Alass., s. of Kilborn and Nancy (Cook) of K.
Carpenter and builder. Res, 1874, Kingston, Mass.
Children born in Kingston, where all, exceptthe eldest, were residing in 1874 :
7606. 1. Elmer', b. 20 Apr. 1846; "grad. Alass. Institute of Technology,
Boston, 1871, in the department of Geology and Mining Engineer
ing, and, in 1874, was following his profession in Georgetown,
Clear Creek Co., Colorado ; was also one of the editors of the Mining
Beview in that town."
7607. 2. Ellen", b. 31 Jan. 1848.
7608. 3. Winslow", b. 11 Apr. 1850, Kingston, Mass. ; m. by Rev. Joseph
Peckham, at K., 15 June, 1875, to Nellie- Josephine Stranger, d. of
Joseph-A. and Alarcia (Faunce) of K. Carpenter. P.O. add. Kingston, Mass.
Myron", b. 26 Sept. 1852.
Linus", b. 16 Oct. 1854.
6. Alton", b. 25 Nov. 1856.
George", b. 11 Dec. 1858.
Bertha', b. 15 June, 1861.
Sarah-Cushing', b. 26 Apr. 1864.
Charlotte- Ann', b. 22 July, 1826, Scituate; died there, aged about 20
years.
7616. 4. ELLEN-CuSHrNG', b. 19 Mar. 1880, S. ; d. 24 Feb.1864, South Scituate ; m.by
Rev. Mr.AA'inchester, at S.,10 Jan. 1855, to Stephen Stetson, s. of William
and Deborah (Stetson) of S. " Stephen, who married Experience Palmer,
1762, descended from the Comet [Robert Stetson] through Joseph, Rob
ert, William, and William. Stephen's sons (Stephen, Charles, and Wil
liam) are of the seventh generation, and the children of Charles are
the eighth generation who have inhabited the same spot of ground."
Hist, of Scituate, The family allied with Winslow probably belong to
this branch. Res. 8. Scituate; P.O. add. 1874, Hanover, Mass.
Child:
7617. Herbert- Winslow", b. Nov. 1855.
7618. 5. William-Samubl', b. 28 Sept. 1833, Scituate; m. by Joseph Freeman,
Hanover, Mass., 18 Apr. 1856, to Hannah S. Church, d. of William and
Lucy-B. (Sylvester) of H. Res, S. Scituate; P.O. add., 1875, Hanovei; Mass.

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4.

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5.

7611.

6.

7612.

7.

7613.

8.

7614.

9.

7615. 3. Ch.

668 Descendants of Oliver'' Wimslo^o. K
Child:
7619. Chari otto-Elizabeth", b. 80 Nov, 1859, S,S.
7630, 6. Jane-Richahds', b. 8 Apr. 1836, Scituate; died in infancy.
7631. 7. Nathaniel- Walter', b. 10 Alar, 1840, Scituate ;m.  . He enlisted in
the 18th Reg. Mass. Vols. ; lost his Rfe 30 Sept. 1861 or '3, in the Poto
mac, while retreating across that river, near Sharpsburg, Md.
7633, JOHN", [1378] (Oliver', Natlianiel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 33 Jan. 1743,
Scituate, Alass, ; bap, 5 Feb. 1743, Hanover, Alass, ; d, 8 Jan. 1837, and was buried
in the Winslow burial-ground, Winslow Hill, Nobleboro, Alaine. He married in that
town, Dorothy Simmons, of Waldoboro, Me,, born in 1752, Duxbury, Mass., dau.
of Dea. Nathaniel and Mercy (Simmons) of D,, afterwards of Waldoboro. She
died 23 Sept. 1814, Nobleboro. He was a ship-cai-penter, and removed to the east,
landing flrst at Pemaquid, now Bristol, Me., where he worked at his trade. He
afterwards resided for a time in Waldoboro, now known as South Waldoboro, on
the east side of the Macdomac River. He, with James Hall, built the first vessel
constructed in that place. He purchased land of the Smiths, who owned most of the
tract lying east of Pemaquid Pond, in Nobleboro, which was incoi-porated in
1783. He, at the first, lived near this pond iu a log house. As the country became
settled and roads were built, his farm was divided by the county road, leaving suf
ficient land for two farms on the north (afterwards occupied by his sons. Nathaniel-
Oliver and Joseph), while on the south was the homestead, where he built a "timber
house" and spent his days. In 1817, he deeded the homestead to Josiah and Snow,
his youngest two sons, occupying the old house with Josiah, Snow building near
him. His request that the property should never be sold out of the name, has been
faithfully regarded by his descendants. His sons all served in the war of 1813, and
received pensions. John and Joseph were captains, Nathaniel was a lieutenant,
Josiah a drummer, and Snow a filer. Nobleboro, Maine.
Children :
7633. 1. Ruth, [7632] b. 4 Oct. 1877; d. 7 June, 1838; m. Nathaniel Meservey.
7624. 2. Dorothy, [7690] b. 18 May, 1779; d. 28 June, 1860; m. Elijah Hall.
7625. 3, John, [7806] b. 30 Nov. 1780; d. 15 Alar. 1852; m. Nancy Hall; m. 2d,
,Iane Clark; m. 3d, Charlotte Clark.
7626. 4. Nathaniel-Oliver, [7871] b, 14 Alay, 1783; d. 2 June, 1871; m. Abigail
Hall; m. 2d, Rachel Chapman.
Joseph, [7925] b. 26 Jan. 1786; d. 2 Feb. 1865; m. Chloe Hall.
Sarah, [7979] b. 1 Oct 1787; d. 8 Aug. 1869; m. Jesse Dunbar.
Rachel, b. 26 May, 1789 ; died unmarried.
Josiah, [8074] b. 29 Feb. 1792; m. Alary Austin; m. 2d, Sarah (Dunbar)
Winslow, wid. of his brother Nathaniel-Oliver. ^
Snow, [8090] b 4 Jan. 1796; d. 13 Oct. 1854; m. Elizabeth Hock.
7632, RUTH', [7623] (John*, Oliver*, Nathaniel}, Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 4 Oct
1777, Nobleboro, Maine; d. 7 June, 1838, aged 60, Jefferson, Lincoln Co., Alaine,
and was buried there; m, Nobleboro, 18 Dec. 1799, Nathaniel MESERVEY, of
Bristol, Ale, born in 1769, Bremen, I,incoln Co., Ale,, s. of Nathaniel, of Hope, Ale.

7627.

5.

7628.

6.

7639.

7.

7630.

8.

7681.

9.

K Me-icrvey, Robinson, Pease, Moody, Cud worth, Eugley. 669
He died 19 May, 1849, aged 80, Bremen, and 'was buried in Jefferson, He was by
occupation a mason. Held the office of ensign. Res. Bremen; P.O. add. Jefferson, Me.
Children : «
7633. 1. Nathaniel, bom in Nobleboro, Ale. ; is now deceased. He m.arried
Rachel Jackson, of Jefferson, Ale. After her death he married 3d, 
Ulmer, of Thomaston, Me. ; m. 3d, Anne Conant, of Rockland, Me.
She res. 1873, Bockland, Me.
7634. 2. Samuel, [7646] b. 8 Aug. 1799; m. Alary Ring: m, 2d, Adaline Shu-
man.
7635. 8. AIii.Es, is not living. He married Jane Young, of Jefferson, Me. We
have been referred for information to Dennis Meservey, of Waldoboro,
Ale. She res. 1873, Jeffermn, Me.
7636. 4. Elsie, married Charles Rpbinson, of Jefferson, Me.
Res. 1875, East Jefferson, Me.
7687. 5. Sally, married Ambrose Pease. Address for information Airs. Sarah
(Pease) Alhorn, wife of Gardner Alhorn, Waldoboro, Me.
Res. 1875, Waldoboro, Me.
7638. 6. Alden, is deceased. He married Betsey Shuman, of Jefferson, Ale. His
son Sewall res. Searsmont, Me.
7639. 7. John, born in Jefferson, Ale. ; died there, 3 Jan. 1849, unmarried. He
bad lived in that town with his brother Wm.
AA iLLiAM, [7653] b, 31 July, 1811; d, 11 Dec. 1873; m, Eliza Nash,
Caroline, [7007] b. 10 Aug. 1813; m. 11 May, 1835, William Moody.
Nancy, [7674] b. 16 Oct 1816; d, 21 Jan. 1871; m. Thomas Cudworth.
Jane, [7084] is deceased. She married Abial Eugley, of Nobleboro.
Daughter, died young.
Son, "
7646, SAMUEL', [7634] (Buth' (Winsloio) Meservey, John*, Oliver*, Nathanid',
Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 8 Aug. 1799, Nobleboro, Me.; d. 20 Mar, 1850; married
Mary Ring, of Jefferson, Mc, b. 1 Dec. 1801; d. 5 Feb. 1821. He married 2d,
Adeline Shuman, of J., b. 27 May, 1802.
Children:
7647. 1. Samuel- W., b. 28 Nov. 1820; died in 183-.
7648. 3. Mary-R., b. 33 Dec 1833.
7649. 3. AoBLmE, b. 33 June, 1834: died in 18;J-.
76.30. 4. JANE-R., b. 9 Jan, 1837; d. 24 Feb. 1803.
7651. 5. Samuel-Liscob, b. 24 Oct, 1835. Add, 1873, Lynn, Mass.
7653. 6. LoRENDA-B., b. 23 July, 1833.
7653. 7. Laura-A., b. 7 July, 1835.
7654. 8. WiLLiAM-S., b. 38 Apr. 1837; d. 0 Sept. 1864.

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8.

7641,

9.

7643.

10.

7643,

11.

7644,

13.

7645.

13.

670 Descendants oJ Ruth' {Winslow) 3!e.^ervey. K
7655. AVILLIAM', [7CAQ] (Buth* (Winalow)'ilLesexvey, John', Oliver'. Nathaniel',
Nathaniel', Kenelm'.) b. 31 .July, 1811, Jefferson, Me,; d. 11 Dec, 1873, aged 63y.
6 m.; m. Nobleboro, Me., by Wm. Rollins, 5 Oct 1837, to Eliza Nash, b. 6 Oct
1815, at N., dau. of Samuel and Margaret (Sprague) of N. Farmer.
Her add. 1874, East Jefferson, Me.
Children born at Jefferson:
7656. 1. Lorenzo-Allen", b. 27 Jan. 1838, m. Jefferson, 13 Dec. 1863, Sarah-
Winslow' Dunbar [7998] b. 31 Sept 1839, Freedom, Mc, dau. of Jesse,
Jr., and Sarah (Clark) of Nobleboro. Farmer. Res. 1873, Jefferson, Me.
Child :
7657. Ulric-Day", b. 39 Nov. 1866, Jefferson.
7658. 3. Julia- Ann', b. 2 Dec 1838; d. 1 June, 1855, Jefferson.
7659. 3. Caroline-Adel.wdb", b. 25 Sept 1841; d. 18 June, 18U3, J.
7660. 4. Sarah-Jane", b. 17 Apr. 1844; was married by Rev. Wm. Tilley, Jeffer
son, 7 Jan. 1869, to Henry-Bond Chisam, b. 19 Alar. 1819, at J., s. of
Rev. Samuel Chisam, Baptist minister of J. and Alary-Ann (Bond).
Farmer. Res. 1873, Jefferson, Me.
7661. 5. Oscar -Judson", b. 21 Alar. 1846; m. New Castle, Mc, 1 Dec. 1869, Alary-
Olivia (Hall) of New Castle, born there, 23 June. 1847, dau. of Ephraim
and Sarah (  ) of N.C. Farmer. Res. 1873, Jefferson, Me.
Child: Alinnie-Loyle", b. 20 Oct. 1870.
Clara-Bmeline", b. 29 Alar. 1849.
Isaac- William', b. 12 July, 1851.
Ida-Emma', b. 21 Dec. 1853.
Lbslie-Adosiram", b. 30 Sept. 1857.
7667. CAROLINE', [7Ul](Bvth' (Winslow)TS.eserveY,John'. Oliver*, Nathaniel},
NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 10 Aug, 1813, Jefferson, Ale; was married there, by Rev.
Samuel Chisam, 11 May, 1835, to William MOODY, of Nobleboro; born there, 12
Feb. 1815, s. of Daniel and Betsey (Dunbar) of N. Parmer.
Res. Nobleboro, Liberty, and, 1875, South Liberty, Mt.
Children :
7668. 1. William-Henderson, b. 1 Oct. 1836, Nobleboro.
7669. 2. Helbn-Amanda, b. 7 May, 1838, " ; d. 24 Sept 1855, Liberty,
Waldo Co., Me.
7670. 8. Henry- Waterman, b. 81 May, 1842, Liberty.
7671. 4. Nancy-Delora, b. 12 Apr. 1844, "
7672, 5. Anson-Leroy, b. 14 Mar. 1847, "
7673. 6. Artell-Sidney, b. 28 Aug. 1852, " ; d. 20 Sejit, 1855, at L.
7674. NANCY' [7042] (Buth' (Winslow) lleservey, John', Oliver', Nathaniel',
Nathaniel', Kenelm},) b. 16 Oct 1816, Jefferson, Ale.; d. 21 Jan. 1871, Bremen, Ale,,
and was buried there; m. in Lincoln, Me., Capt Thomas CUDWORTH, of B., Ii.
there, 2 Apr. 1809, s. of Joseph. Sea-captain, Res. Bremen, imd, 1875, Waldoboro, .Ve.

7663.

7663.

6.

7664.

7.

7665.

8.

7666.

9.

K Fhufj, Eugley, Dinsmore, Hall, Chapman, Rollins. 671
Children born in Bremen, except the eldest, who was born in Jefferson :
7675. 1. Nanct-E'., b. 28 Nov. 1840; d. 5 Alay, 1871, Nobleboro, and was buried
there; m. by Samuel- W. Jackson, Waldoboro, Me., 19 Dec. 1863, to
Myrick-I. Flagg, s. of John and Sarah (Alatthews) of N.
Res. 1872, Waldoboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
7676. 1. Annie-L'., b. 22 Oct. 1865.
7677. 2. Leonora-AP., b. 27 Nov. 1869.
7678. 2. AlARY-E"., b. 23 Aug. 1843; m. Damariscotta, Lincoln Co., Me., 34 Oct.
1873,  . 1872, Waldoboro, Me.
7679. 3. WiLLiAM-A"., b. 5 Alay, 1844; married in Everett, Middlesex Co., Mass., 4
Apr. 1869.
7680. 4. Tiiomas-Dana", b. 19 June, 1846.
7681. 5. Clara", b, 28 Alar. 1848.
7682. 6. Lester-F"., b. 7 July, 1851,
7683. 7. Tiieodore-S'., b. 12 Dec, 1853.
7684. JANE'. [7643] (Buth' (.Winslow) Meservey, ,Iohn*, Oliver*, Nathaniel', Na
thaniel', Kendm',) married Abial EUGLEY, of Nobleboro, He res. 1873, Nobleboro, Me.
Children :
7685. S.A.RAH", married Melville Dinsmore.
7686. Son", died your;g.
7687. Albions, married Emma Dinsmore, of N. Res. 1873, NobUboro, Me.
7688. Martha", in 1872 was unmarried.
7689. Em-Mas. '• "
7690. DOROTHY", [7034] (John', Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 18
Alay, 1779; d. 28 June, 1860, Nobleboro, Ale. ; married there, 5 Nov. 1795, Elijah
HALL, b. 7 July, 1773, at N., s. of Seth and Jane (Oldham) of N. He died 19 Jan.
1837 Nobleboro, and was buried there ; as was also his wife. Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro, except, perhaps, Zenas:
7691. 1. Zenas, [7703] b. 7 Apr. 1796; d. 28 July, 1863; m. Hannah Austin; m.
2d, Nancy-Jane Chapman.
7692. 3. Damaris, b. 29 July, 1798; married, 20 July, 1815, Daniel Chapman.
After his death she married Stacy Rollins, of Nobleboro. For informa
tion address Orris Ingraham, Rockland, Me. Res. 1876, Bockland, Me.
Seth, [7720] b. 25 Dec. 1800; m. Jerusha Rollins; m. 3d, Lydia Rollins,
AVinslow, b, 27 Dec. 1803; died and was buried in Nobleboro; married
 . She res, 1873, South China, Me., as did also her family. For in
formation add. John Hall of that place.
Horace, [7733] b. 14 Alay, 1805; m. Silence Oliver.
Almond-G., b. 16 Oct. 1807. Res. 1873, Sheepscot Bridge, Newcastle, Me.
7. Elbuihge-Gerry, [7763] b. 19 Dec 1810; m. MaryVannah; m. 2d, Char
lotte [Varneyj.
10

7693.

8,

7694.

4.

7695.

5.

7696.

6.

7697.

7.

672 Descendants of John'' Winslow. E
7098. 8. Jake-Oldham, [7784] b. 10 July, 1813; m. William Siderlinger.
7699. 9. Thomas-Gardner, [7799] b. 19 .July, 1816; m. Lucinda Rollins.
7700. 10. Julia-Ann, b. 5 Mar. 1819; in 1872 was unmarried. .
7701. 11. Harriet-Newell, b. 25 June, 1821; died unmarried, 10 Feb. 1860,
Nobleboro, and was buried there.
7702. 12. Augustus-Ltman, [7804] b. 12 June or November, 1823; m. Henrietta-
Palmer Rollins.
' 7703. DEA. ZENAS', [7691] (Dorothy' (Winslow) Hall, John', Oliver*, Nathan-
fV, Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 7 Apr. 1796; d. 23 July, 1863, Nobleboro; married
there, 29 Jan. 1818, Hannah Austin, b. 24 Dec. 1796, dau. of John and Hannah
(Hall) [Plummer]. She died 27 June, 1851, Nobleboro. He married 2d, Nancy-Jane
Chapman, born in N., dau. of Jacob and Jane (Chapman) of N. She died 4 May,
1865, at N., aged 40 yrs., 7 mos. He was a deacon in the First Baptist Church in
Nobleboro. Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
7704.. 1. Austin', b. 28 Oct 1819; married  .
Res. Damariscotta, Lincoln Co., Me.
7705. 2. Elijah", b. 6 Nov. 1822.
7706. 3. Nelson", b. 30 Aug. 1825.
7707. 4. Hannah-Elizabeth", b. January, 1836; m. Nobleboro, 18 Oct. 1857,
Adoniram-Judson Merrill, b. 26 Nov. 1831, in N., s. 6f Benjamin and
Patience ^Rollins). Res. NobUboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro:
Alice-Patience", b. 23 Feb. 1859.
Wendall", b. 3 Apr. 1861 ; d. 21 Sept 1862, Nobleboro, and was
buried there.
Maria-Hall", b. 28 Dec. 1863.
Frank-Austin', b. 12 Aug. 1865; d. 20 Mar. 1872, Nobleboro, and
was buried there.
Bennie-Sewall", b. 24 June, 1868.
Atherton-Judson", b. 24 Feb. 1871.
Zknas-Judson", b. 21 Mar. 1838; m, Nobleboro, 14 Nov. 1864, Addle-
Elizabeth Hatch, b. 1 Mar. 1834, dau. of James and Nancy (Hall).
^^.,. , • T.T , , , ^^®- 1872, NobUoro, Me.
Children bom m Nobleboro:
7715. 1. Estelle-Virginia", b. 13 Feb. 1866.
7716. 2. Iziline-Adalaide", b. 17 Apr. 1868.
7717. 6. Coua-Ann", b. 17 Dec 1856.
7718. 7. Daughter", b. 1 June, 1857; died the same day.
7719. 8. Chester", b. 20 Oct 1860.
7720. SETH', [7698] (Dorothy' (Winsloio) Hall, John', Oliver*, Nathanid?, Ke-
ndm', Kenelm',) b. 25 Dec. 1800, Nobleboro, Me. ; married Jerusha Rollins, dau. of
Anthony and Jerusha (Palmer). She died 25 Alay, 1825. He married 2'd, Lydia
Rollins, b. 13 June, 1801, sister of his first wife. P.O. add. 1872, Bremen Me.

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1.

7709.

2.

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8.

7711.

4.

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5.

7713.

6.

7714. £

i. Zks

K Cotton, Flint, Hall. 673
Children:
7721. 1. Seth", b. 19 Apr. 1825; married Elizabeth Vannah, of Nobleboro, dau. of
George and Elizabeth (Genthner).
Child:
7723. George-Edward'.
7723. 3. Albert-Smith', b. 25 May, 1837; d. 22 Oct. 1867, Damariscotta, Me. ; m.
Nobleboro, 20 Dec. 1849, Ann-Maria Barstow, of N., dau, of George
and Olive (Austin) of N. He was a joiner by trade.
'P.O. a.didi. 1^7-2, Damariscotta, Me.
Children:
7734. 1. Ida-Jerasha', b. 18 Apr. 1851, Nobleboro; m. Belfast Mc, 25 Feb.
1872, William-Henry Cotton, of N., s. of Heniy-Page and Emeline
(Seiders). Res. 1872, Damariscotta Mills, Me.
7725. 3. Lilla', b. 29 Jan. 1856.
7726. 3. Marcia-Emma", b. 16 Alar. 1859.
7727. 4. Hudson", b. 8 Mar. 1862.
7728. 5. Ella", b. 4 July, 1866.
7739. 3. Edward-Kavenaugh", b.- 39 Feb. 1833; m, Nobleboro, 34 Dec. 1856,
Jennie-C. Merrill, of N., born there, 11 Mar. 1835, dau. of Benjamin
and Patience (Rollins) of N. She died 34 June, 1858,, Nobleboro.
Grocer. s.p. He res. 1873, Nobleboro, Me.
7780. 4. Jerusha", b. 13 Sept. 1834; d. 17 June, 1853, at N.
7731. 5. Lydia-Janb", b. 5 Oct 1838; d. 3 June, 1848, at N.
7733. HORACE', [7&Qa] (Dorothy* (Winslow) "Kail, John', Oliver*, NathanieV,
Natlianiel', Kenelm',) b. 14 May, 1805, Nobleboro, Me. ; was married there, by Wil
liam Rollins, Esq,, 24 Dec. 1829, to Silence Oliver, b. 26 Jan. 1804, at N., dau. of
Elijah and Sarah (Palmer) of N. Carpenter. Res. 1875, Ndbld)oro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
7733. 1. Nancy-Jane", b. 2 May, 1830; m. by E. B, French, Esq,, Damariscotta,
Me., 28 June, 1854, to Thomas Flint, b. 24 Dec. 1824, Nobleboro, s. of
Joseph and Sarah (Jones) of D. Res. 1872, Bockland, Knox Go., Me.
Children born in Rockland:
7734. 1. Frank-Chester", b. 5 Oct. 1856.
7735. 2. Carrie-Jane", b. 28 July, 1858.
7736. 3. Herbert-Hall", b. 14 Jan. 186L
7737. 4. George-Alvin", b. 8 Aug. 1 865.
7738. 5. Oscar-Eugene', b. 1 Dec. 1869.
7739. 3. Mary- Adaline", b. 11 Jan, 1832; m. Nobleboro, by M-J, Kelley, 36
June, 1855, to William-Bryant Hall, b. 26 Alay, 1828, at N,, s. of Dan
iel and Abigail (Hatch) of 'S. Res. 1873, NobUboro, Me.

7745.

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7746,

2.

7747.

3.

7748.

4.
7749.
5.
7750.
5.
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7751.
6.
Ha]
674 Descendants of John* Winslow. K
Children :
7740. 1. Eldora-Adaline', b. 20 Apr. 1857.
7741. 2. Fred eric- Allston", b. 15 Nov. 1860.
7743. 3. WilUe-Everett', b. 38 May, 1868; d. 2 Aug. 1872.
7743. 3. Georgb-Loring", b. 7 Mar. 1834; m. by Rev. William-H. Copeland, No
bleboro, 10 May, 1865, to Sarah-Elizabeth Russell, b. 22 June, 1829, at
N., dau. of Cushing-Barker and Dorcas (Rollins) of N.' Postmaster.
Res. 1873, Nobleboro, Me.
7744. 4. Clara- Augusta", b. 5 Jan. 1837 ; m. by Rev. Moses-J. Kelley, Nobleboro,
25 May, 1854, tb Ephraim-Bradford Chapman, of Damariscotta, Me., b.
18 Aug. 1831, atN., s. of Ephraim and Nancy (Chapman) of D.
Res. 1872, Thomaston, Me.
Children :
Orville-Bradford", b. 31 May, 1855.
Isadore-Augusta", b. 14 Apr. 1859.
Celia-Carney', b. 22 Sept 1 860.
Edith-May", b. 1 June, 1869.
Pannie-Campbell", b. 1 Aug, 1871.
\H', b. 2 Aug. 1839; was unman led in 1872. Res. Nobleboro, Me.
Harriet- Amanda", b. 8 Dec. 1842; m, by Rev. Wm-H. Copeland, No
bleboro, 23 June, 1864, to Ed ward Chapman, of Damariscotta, b. 16
Mar, 1837, at N., a. of Ephraim and Nancy (Chapman) of D.
Res. 1872, Waldobvro, Me.
Child:
7752. Helen-May', b. 16 .July, 1869.
7753. 7. Helen- Auhelia", (twin of Harriet- Amanda") b. 8 Dec. 1842; m. by Rev.
Enos Trask, Nobleboro, 8 Aug, 1865, to James-Edward Pillsbury, of
N., b. 6 Feb. 1840, in that town, s. of Thomas-Green and Elizabeth
(Dunbar) of N. Res. 1873, Peoria, IU,
Children :
7754. 1. Helena", b. 36 Mar. 1866.
7755. ' 2. Hattie- Amanda", b. 16 July, 1868.
7756. 3. Horace-Hall", b. 26 Jan. 1870.
7757. 4. Bessie-Aurelia", b. 18 Dec 1871.
7758. 8. Arletta-Maria", b. 1 Dec 1843; m. Nobleboro, by Rev. Moses-J. Kelley,
20 Oct. 1866, to Asa-Hutchings Snow, of N., b, 7 Oct 18:13, at N., s, of
Cushing and Lucy-Kimball (Hutchings). Res. 1872, Damariscotta, Me.
Children :
7759. 1. Henry-Russell'', b. 2 Jan. 1868.
7760. 3. Lizzie", b. 6 June. 1869.
7761, 3. Annie-Grace", b. 17 Mar. 1873.
7763. 9. Horace- Alvin', b. 37 Jan. 1849; in 1872 was unmarried. Res. Nobleboro, M«.
^ Hall, Benner, Vannah. 675
7763. ELBRIDGE-GERRY', [7697] (Dorothy' (Winslow) 'KaXl, John*, Oliver*,
Nathaniel*, Nathaniel', Kendm',) b. 19 Dec. 1810, Nobleboro; married there, 5 Feb.
1831, Mary Vannah, of N,, b. there, 26 Afar. 1810, dau. of Henry and Ehzabeth
(Keene) of N. She died 21 February, 1852, Nobleboro. He married 2d,
China, Ale, 25 Dcc. 1854, Charlotte A^irney, b. 21 Oct 1823, C, dau. of Nicholas
aud Sarah (Langdon) of South China. Farmer and mechanic. Res. 1875, Nobleboro, Me.
Children:
7764. 1. Miles-AIaxwell", b. Alarch, 1832, Nobleboro; married there, 23 Oct
1856, Sarah-Abigail" Winslow [7913], b. 11 Oct 1841, in N., dau, of
Nathaniel-Oliver' and Sarah (Dunbar) of N. Res. 1876, Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro:
7765. 1. Mary-Susannah", b. 33 Dec 1857; d. 30 Nov. 1872, Nobleboro, aged
14 y,, 11 m,, 7 d,, and was buried in the Winslow burial-ground,
Winslow Hill.
7766. 2. Orneville-Denwood", b, 7 Alar. 1861.
7767. 2. Cyntiiia-Jane", b. 9 Oct 1833, China, Ale ; m. Nobleboro, 3 Apr. 1853,
Josiah- Austin' AVinslow [8079], b. 29 Alay, 1837, atN., s. of Josiah" and
Alary (Austin) of N. He died 1 Dec. 1856, Nobleboro. She was mar
ried 2d, by Elder Clusm, Jefferson, Lincoln Co.. Me., 5 Nov. 1858, to
Phineas-Pillsbury Benner. Farmer. Res. 1876, Nobleboro, Me.
Children: Josiah- Alton", b. 9 July, 1854, Nobleboro.
Mary-Ella", b. 3 Mar. 1856.
Nettie*, b. 1 Jan. 1857; d. 27 Dec 1857, N.
Etta", b, 23 Mar. 1859, Nobleboro.
Enieison', b. 5 Aug. 1860, "
Ozias-E-merson", b. 21 Feb, 1836, Hallowell, Me. ; died there, 5 Mar. 1847,
Elbridgb-Dbxter", b, 30 July, 1838, Hallowell; married  .
Res. East Boston, Mass.
7775. 5. Martha- Ald ana", b. 27 Apr. 1841, Hallowell; m. by William Seiders,
Waldoboro, Lincoln Co., Me,, 15 Oct. 1859, to Oscar Vannah, b. 7
June, 1836, N-obleboro, s. of Charles and Betsey (Umberhind) of N,
Farmer. Res. 1876, Nobleboro, Me.
Children bom in Nobleboro:
7776. 1. Carrie', b. 5 Aug. 1860.
7777. 2. Lorenzo', b. 2 May, 1864.
7778. 8. Wilbert", b. 17 May, 1867.
7779.' 4. Minnie", b. 15 Feb. 1873.
7780. 6. Henry-Elijah", b. 8 Sept. 1846, Hallowell ; married  .
Res. 1876, in Mississippi.
7781. 7- Asbury-Holman", b. 3 Aug. 1849, Nobleboro ; married  .
Res, 1876, Palmyra, Otoe Co., Nd)raska.
7782. 8. Orlando-Willie", b. 15 Sept 1855, Nobleboro; d. there, 4 July, 1860.
7783. 9. Willie-Eugene", b. 22 Aug. 1862, "

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7772.

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676 Descendants of .Tohn" Winslow. ^
7784. JANE-OLDHAM', [7698] (Dorothy* (Winslow) Hall, John*, Oliver*, Na
thaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 10 July, 1813. Nobleboro; married there, 29 Dec.
1831, William SIDERLINGER, b. 8 Nov. 1809, Waldoboro, s. of Daniel and Alary
(Stizei-) of N. I^^S- 1875, Nobld)oro, Maine.
Children born in Nobleboro :
7783. 1. Zenas-Hall", b. 22 June, 1833. P.O. add. 1873, Quincy, Mass.
7786. 3. William-Augustus", b. 23 Sept 1838; m. Nobleboro, 16 Feb. 1852,
Phebe-Pillsbury Rollins, b. 7 Nov. 1835, dau. of Frank and Lydia
(Palmer) of N. Shoemaker. Res. 1873, Nobleboro, Me.
Children bom in Nobleboro :
7787. 1. Alvarado- Valenza", b. 16 Apr. 1853.
7788. 3. Idella-Maria", b. 14 Dec. 1858.
7789. 3. Austin-Hall", b. 18 Dec 1861 ; d. 81 Aug. 1864, N., and was buried
there.
7790. 4. Ernest-Edwin", b. 30 Feb. 1866.
7791. 8. Joseph- Winslow", b. 14 Dec 1835.
7793. 4. Elijah-Newbll", b. 7 Feb. 1837; m. Nobleboro, 28 Oct 1867, Susan-
Bethiah Glidden, b. 6 Feb. 1851, -dau. of Nathaniel and Mary-Jane
(Chapman) of N. Res. 1872, Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro:
7793. 1. Alva", b. 81 Dec 1868.
7794. 2. Daughter", b. 20 July, 1873.
7705. 5. Philbna-Janb", b. 11 Sept 1840; d. 19 Dec 1858, Newcastle, Ale, and
was buried in Nobleboro.
7796. 6. Adoniram-Judson", b. 13 Dec. 1846. P,0, add. 1872, Weymouth, Mass.
7797. 7. Zorades-Carey", b. 10 Alay, 1848; married in N., 8 Sept 1868, Sarah-
Jane Genthner, dau. of Joel and Mary-Jane (Trask).
Child:
7798. Inez-Zorada', b. 9 Apr. 1869, Nobleboro.'
7799. THOMAS-GARDNER', [7699] (Dorothy' (IFwsfow) Hall, Jb/j/t', Oliver*,
Nathaniel', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 17 July, 1816, Nobleboro, Ale. ; married there, 27
Dec. 1840, Lucinda Rollins, b. 20 Mar. 1817, dau. of Robert and Elizabeth (Chapman)
of N. Shipwright. Res. 1875, Nobldmro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro:
7800. 1. Lizzie-Ann", b. 7 Mar. 1846; m. Nobleboro, 6 Aug. 1870, Rockwood
Puffer, s. of Nathaniel and Susan (Hunt) of Boston, Mass. They have
one child. Res. 1872, Boston Highlands, Mass.
7801. 2. Mary-Ella", b. 26 July, 1851.
7803. 3. Chaeles-Melvillb", b. 30 Dec 1853.
7803. 4. Winslow", b. 1 May, 1856.

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Hall, Rackhard, Plwmer, Morgan, White. 677

7804. AUGUSTUS-LYAIAN', [7702] (Dorothy' (iri/^sfou;) Hall, John', Oliver',
Nathaniel', NatlianieP, Kenelm',) born in 1823, Nobleboro; married there, 4 July,
1866, Henrietta-Palmer Rollins, b. 10 Juue, 1830, at N., dau. of Frank and Lydia
(Palmer). Res. 1875, Nobleboro, Me.
Child'
7805. Norris-Zejsas, b. 18 Alar. 1807, Nobleboro.
7806. CAPT. JOHN", [7625] (John*, Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b.
30 Nov. 1780; d. 15 Mar. 1852, and was buried in Nobleboro; married there, 9 May,
1802, Nancy Hall, of N., b. 13 July, 1781, dau. of James and Hannah (Keene) of
Nobleboro, formerly of Alarshfield, Alass. After her death he married 2d, Jane
Clark, OfN.; married 8d, Nobleboro, 15 Nov. 1810, Chariotte Clark, of N., b. 38
Apr. 1788; d. 4 Jan. 1859, Newcastle, and was buried in Nobleboro. He was cap
tain in the war of 1813, and received a pension. Damariscotta Mills, Nobleboro, Me.
¦Children :
7807. 1. Dea. Isaac, b. 8 Jan. 1803, Nobleboro; married there, 34 Dec 1836, Jane
Oliver, dau. of Elijah and .Sally (Palmer) of N. s.p.
Res, 1875, Nobleboro, Me.
7808. 3. Harvey, [7S21] b. 1804; d. 21 Apr. 1847; m. Eunice Hall.
7809. 3. John. Res. 1874, Freedom, Me.
7810. 4. Nancy, b. 22 Feb. 1812, Nobleboro; d. 15 Nov. 1851; m. Capt. Cyrus
Packhard, of Newcastle, Ale. He res, 1874, Newcastle, Me.
7811. 5. Josiah, b. 18 Aug. 1813, Nobleboro; d. 6 Oct, 1850; m, Nancy Rowell,
of Jefferson, Me. Res. Damar'isnotta Mills, Me.
7812. 6. William-Blackstone, [7848] b. 8 Alar, 1815 ; m. Abigail Linscott.
7813. 7. Jane, b. 8 Mar. 1817, Nobleboro; d. 13 Aug. 1855; m. James Plumer, of
X. Res. 1874, Damariscotta Mills, Me.
7814, 8. Perciv.al-Z., b. 10 Nov. 1818; d. 17 Jan. 1847; married Sarah Rowell, ol
Jefferson, Me.
7815. 9. Bradford-D., [7852] b. 10 Oct, 1820, Nobleboro; d. 11 Jan. 1873; m.
Sarah (Rowell) Winslow, wid, of Percival-Z, He is also said to have
married  [Ames], who may have been his first wife.
7816. 10. Albion-K-P., [7854] b. 19 Aug, 1833; d. 8 Alay, 1874; married  .
7817. 11. Abigail, [7857] b. 11 Sept, 1834, Nobleboro; m. Ch.aries Morgan.
7818. 13. Harriet-N., b. 35 Jan. 1836, Newcastle, Ale. ; married  White, of
Alassachusetts. Rps. 1874, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
7819. 13. Joseph, [7803] b. 6 Alay, 1838, Newcastle; m. Anna-E. Hammond.
783o' 14. Jackson, b. 13 Dec 1831, Nobleboro; d. 19 Aug. 1832.
7821. HARVEY', [7808] (John', John', Oliver*, Nathaniel', Natha.niel', Kenelm',)
born in 1804; d. 21 Apr. 1847, Nobleboro, and was buried there; married Eunice
Hall of N born in 1811; died in 1853, Nobleboro, and was buried there,
' '' Nobleboro. Me.

678 Descendants of Harvey^ Winslow. K
Children:
7822. Thomas-Emerson', was sergeant in Co. P, 5th Maine Vols. ; d. 20 July,
1861, Harrison's Landing, Va. He married at Newcastle, Me., Mary-
Ann Campbell, of N., b. 18 Dec. 1831, N., dau. of James and Eunice
(Chapman) of N. She died 11 Jan. 1869, Newca.stle, and was buried at
Damariscotta. Res. Damariscotta, afterwards at Portland, Me.
Children born in Damariscotta:
7823. Alvah".
7824. Emerson'.
7825. James'. Res. 1872, Sheepscot Bridge, Me.
7836. -^— ', died young.
7837. Bertha', married Joseph Wellman, of Waldoboro, Ale.
Res. 1873, WaUobm-o, Me.
7838. Isaac-Tyler', b. 21 Dec. 1834, Nobleboro; m. by Rev. S-H. Alerrill,
Portland, Mc, 38 July, 1859, to Isabella-AIcDonald Tait b. 13 Dec.
1833, Wallace, Cumberland Co., Nova Scotia, dau, of Robert and Alary
(Carens) of W. Sea-captain. Res. Nobleboro, Damariscotta, and
Portland, Me. P.O. add. 1874, Bockpwt, Essex Co., Mass.
Children, of whom the first two were bom in Portland, and the others in
Rockport:
7839. 1. Jennie-Etta', b. 38 Nov. 1860.
7830. 2. Eunice-Amelia", b. 9 July, 1863.
7831. 3. Rita", b. 14 Feb. 1867.
7832. 4. Clarabella", b. 8 Alay, 1868.
7833. 5. Jessie", b. 31 Dec 1869.
7834. 6. William-Tyler', b. 18 Feb. 1873.
7835. Nancy- Jane', b. 2 Sept. 1840, Nobleboro; m. by Rev. A-A. Miner, Boston,
11 Aug. 1863, to John-Pairfield Merry, b. 5 Alar, 1839, Edgecomb,
Lincoln Co,, Ale, s. of Capt John and Sarah-Ann (Glidden) of E. He
was appointed Ensign in the U.S. Navy, October 18th, 1862, and order
ed to the U.S. frigate Macedonian, which was captured by Commodore
Decatur in the U.S. frigate Constitution, in the war of 1812. December
2d, 1862, he received orders to join tbe U.S, gunboat Morse, attached
to the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron, Rear Admiral Lee com
manding; reported for duty on the 7th of the same month. Was on
duty about Fortress Alonroe until the spring of 1863, when the Morse, Lt
Comdr. C-A. Babcock, was ordered to the York River, as the senior
ship. There he was under fire for the first time The U.S. mail-boat
Bwan was steaming up the river Y''ork. When nearly to West Point she
was fired on by a rebel masked battery that had been thrown up the night
before. The Morse was lying some three miles distant, at anchor, aud
the captain was on shore. Ensign Merry being the ex-officer, or 1st
Lieutenant, the command of course devolved on him. He immediately
caused the cable to be slipped, and steamed towards the battery, at the

^ lAeut. John-Fairfield Merry. 079
same time opening fire with long range shell, but nearing the enemy,
he used five second fuse, and continued the fire as rapidly as possible.
After expending about two hundred rounds, the enemy beat a retreat.
Captain Babcock came on board in a tugboat during the action and
gave him orders to go on shore, after the flglit was over, and set fire to
the houses near the battery, the inhabitants being in the rear in the
woods. This was done, and he then returned to the ship, wbich was so
much disabled that it was necessary to take it to the Norfolk Navy Yard
for repairs. After several engagements on the 7ork with the enemy, they were
ordered to Washington for the protection of that city, at tho time the
battle of Gettysburg was fought. When Lee retreated, the Mm'se went
back to the James River, and was present at the bombardment and cap
ture of Fort Powhatten. This fight was a bloodless one on their side,
the rebels retiring as they advanced to assault. The works having been
levelled, and a reconnoisance made at the river in force, they returned
to Fortress Monroe; were again on the York river, and at the "White
House Landing " when the battle of Cold Harbor was fought. Soon after,
had a very severe engagement for five hours with the rebel Gens,
Wade Hampton's and Pitz Hugh Lee's artillery, the Morse being much
injured. They, however, succeeded in keeping the rebels in check until
Gen. Sheridan arrived, when he put the enemy to flight.
After ha'ving served on board the Morse for about twenty-two months,
clearing rivers of toi-pedoes, doing picket duty, etc., etc., Lieut. Alerry
was taken sick with fever, and sent by the surgeon to the Norfolk Hos
pital. Two months later, having recovered, he was appointed to the
U.S. steamer Osceola, Capt. Clitz, U.S.N., attached to Admiral David-D.
Porter's fleet, which was being rendezvoused at Hampton Roads for a
premeditated attack on Port Fisher. The Osceola cruised in search of
blockade runners until December, 1864, when the fleet arrived off the
Cape Fear River, and, on Christmas day, attacked the Port, bombarding
it for three days. The Osceola was hulled several times, once by a ten
inch shot, twenty-seven inches below the water line, entering the star
board boiler and scalding seven men, two of them fatally. In a short
time the ship was in a sinking condition, the shot hole being so far below
the water's edge that it was difficult to repair. This was, however,
done, and all the ammunition having been destroyed, fresh powder and
shell was procured from the store ships, so that the Osceola was ready
for the next day's fight
It is well known that the first attempt at Fort Fisher was a failure.
On the 13th of January, 1865, the fort was again attacked by the fieet
the army landing with assistance from the navy. On the 16th of Janu
ary, 1865, a naval brigade was landed from the fleet to co operate with
the army in assaulting the fort and Lieut. Merry commanded the com
pany from the Osceola. At 3 p.m. the assault was made, the naval force
being repulsed with great loss. He was wounded twice ; the first tima

680 Lieut. Juhn-Fairfield Merry,
severely in his right thigh, the bullet passing through the fleshy part;
the second time one passed through his left thigh, breaking the bone;
was also slightly wounded in his right leg below the knee. His clothes
bore marks of the enemy's missiles in nine different places, and his
sword scabbard was cut off. Por gallantry in this fight he was promoted
to the grade of Master. He was taken to the Norfolk Hospital for treat
ment, where, for four weeks, he daily expected the amputation of his
left leg would be necessary. After remaining there two months, he was
transferred to his home, but was forced to use crutches about one year.
AVhen sufficiently recovered he was ordered to ordnance duty at the
Na'vy Yard, N.Y., where he remained about six months, when he was
appointed to the Ohia Beceiving Ship, at Boston.
March 13th, 1868, he received a commission in the Regular Na'vy,
and, in the October following, orders to report to Rear Admiral S-C.
Rowan for duty in the U. S. Asiatic Squadron. He remained in China
and Japan for more than three years, taking part in the Corean expedi
tion under Rear Admiral John Rodgers. After his return from China,
Feb. 37tb. 1873, he was ordered to duty at the Navy Yard. Portsmouth,
N.H., and, February 5th, 1873, to the Juniata, fitting for sea at Boston;
June 16th, 1873, was detached from the Juniata, on account of ill-health
and lameness; resulting from his v.-ounds, October 3d, 1873, he was or
dered to the naval rendezvous at Boston, where, in 1874, he was on duty.
His commission of Lieutenant, which he received in China, bears
date March 30th, 1870.
Lieut. Merry has favored us with the following account of his an
cestry :
"My ancestor, Richard Merry, came to America in the year 1635.
He, with others, among them the Rev. John Wheelwright, were sen
tenced by the Gen, Court to leave the jurisdiction of Boston on account
of their religious belief. Mrs, Hutchinson was banished soon after for
a similar belief, something like 'antinomianism.' The Puritans called
it 'sedition.' They left Boston in the winter of 1637 for the Pisca
taqua River, and there founded and settled what is now Exetei-", New
Hampshire. Where Battery AVharf now is, in Boston, was known as 'Merry's
Point' up to the time of the Revolution, when it w.as changed to
'Battery Point.' Aly great-grand-father, Joseph Merry, migrated from
Dover, N.H., to the Damariscotta River, about 1750, aud took up a tract
of land, the greater part of which my father now owns. ' Aly grand
father, Samuel Alerry, was a captain in the war of 1813, and my grand
father, Nathaniel Glidden, a colonel. My father derives his title of
' Captain ' from having been a ship Alaster." s.p.
Res. Nobleboro and Damariscotta, Ale. ; Boston aud Somerville, Mass.

^ Descendants of John Winslow. 681
7836. Esther- Abigail", b. 17 Oct 1843, Nobleboro; m. by Dr. Wm-H. Shailer,
Portland, Me., 7. Dec 1867, to Newell- Wetherbee Foster, b. 39 Dec.
1807, Alachias, Washington Co., Ale,, s. of Capt. Jeremiah-B. and Sarah-
Hamilton (Marshall) of St. George, Knox Co., Me. First lampist in
U.S. Light-house employ. Res. Warren, Damariscotta, Brewer, and
Augusta, Me. 1874, Portland, Me.
Children bom in Portland :
7837. 1. Ralph-Emerson", b. 37 Aug. 1869.
7838. 2. George-Prye', b. 14 Sept. 1872.
7839. 8. Bertha- AT erry", b. 39 July, 1874.
7840. Edwin-Harvey', b. 6 May, 1847, Nobleboro; m. by Rev. Israel Luce,
Portland, Ale, 30 June, 1871, to Clara-A. Hunt, dau. of James-Al. and
Sarah-A. (Webster) of Gray, Cumberland Co., Ale. He is junior partner
of the flrm of D. Dudley & Co. Res. Nobleboro and Bristol, Me.
P.O. add. 1874, Newport, Penobscot Co., Me.
Children :
7841. 1. Alice-May', b. 7 Mar. 1873, Portland.
7842. 3. Bertha-H'., b. 12 July, 1874, Newport.
7843. WILLIAAI-BLACKSTONE', [7812] (John*, John*, Oliver*, Nathaniel*, Na
thaniel', Kenelm',) b. 8 Mar. 1815, Nobleboro; was married by Rev. Enos Trask,
Jefferson, Lincoln Co., Mc, 16 Nov. 1837, to Abigail Linscott, b. 27 Dec, 1813, at
J. dau. of Jeremiah and Mary (Linscott) of J. Boot and shoe maker.
Res. 1875, Pittston, Me.
Children born in Pittston :
7844. 1. William-Jackson'", b. 21 Aug, 1839; m. by Rev, Wm. Tilley, Jefferson,
5 Oct 1864, to Fanny-AI. Hall, b. 23 June, 1841, at J., dau of Frederick
and Fanny (Ross) of J. Boot and shoe maker.
P.O. add. 1873, Sheepscott Bridge, Lincoln Co., Me.
Children :
7845. !• Nellie-Augusta', b. 28 Aug. 1865, Pittston.
7846." 2. Hattie-Lizzie", b. 19 Aug. 1867,
1-847 3- William-Frederick', b. 4 Dec. 1869, Newcastle.
7848.' 4. James-Hiram", b. 19 Alar. 1872, "
7849. 2. Hbnry-Stinson", b, 19 Sept 1842; m. by Rev. Wm, Tilley, Jefferson, 27
Dec. 1864, to Katie-Al, Hodgkins, dau. of David and Hattie (  ) of J.
P.O. add. 1873, Pittston, Me.
7850. 3. John-Edwin', b. 21 Mar. 1846.
785l! 4. Hattie- Abby', b. 22 June, 1851,
7852 BRADFORD-D'., [7815] (John', John', Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel',
r dm' ) b. 10 Oct 1820, Nobleboro, Ale. ; d. 11 Jan, 1873 ; married Sarah (Rowell)
Win slow, widow of Percival-Z'. [7814]. He is also said to have married  [Ames].

683 Descendants of Johvk Wi^tslow. K
Child:
7853. Ednor, married in Nobleboro, 28 Nov. 1872, Burton-Zorades" Winslow,
[7968] b. 25 Oct. 1848, Nobleboro, s. of Lyman-Hall' and Lydia-Sylvester
(Trask) of N. Res. 1873, Damariscotta Mills, Nobleboro, Me.
7854. ALBION-K-P'., [7816] (John', John', Olive?-*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Ke
nelm',) b. 19 Aug. 1822, Nobleboro; d. 8 May, 1874; married  .
Res. 1874, Damariscotta MUls, Me.
Children :
7855. 1. Amidon, b. 4 May, 1853, Nobleboro; d. 16 Aug. 1863.
7856. 2. Hattie, b. 10 May, 1856, Newcastle.
7857. ABIGAIL', [7817] (John', John', Oliver', NathanieV, NathanieV, Kenelm,'*
b. 11 Sept. 1834, Nobleboro; was married there, by Elder Shaw, 17 Nov. 1853, to
Charles MORGAN, b.17 Mar. 1834, in Maine, s. of Paul and Mary (Hall). Ship car
penter. Res. Nobleboro and Newcastle; P.O. add. 1875, Damariscotta Mills, Me.
Children born in Newcastle:
7858. 1. Harry, b. 25 Sept. 1854.
7859. 2. LouisA-M., b. 8 June, 1856.
7860. 3. Frank, b. 80 July, 1857.
7861. 4. Abbie, b. 9 Mar. 1859.
7862. 5. Hattie-W., b. 17 Jan. 1863.
7863. 6. Nbttib-P., b. 16 Jan. 1865.
7864. 7. Carrie-L., b. 16 Feb. 1867.
7885. JOSEPH', [7819] (John', John', Oliver*, NathanieV, NathanieV, Kenelm*,) h.
6 Alay, 1829, Newcastle, Lincoln Co., Me. ; was married by Rev, John Piugree, New
castle, 8 Mar. 1854, to Anna-E. Hammond, b. 5 June, 1833, Jefferson, Me., dau. of
Luther and Harriet (Haines) of Nobleboro. Blacksmith.
P.O. add. 1875, Damariscotta MUls, Nobleboro, Me.
Children bom in Nobleboro :
7866. 1. Efpie-H., b. 18 Oct. 1855.
7867. 2. Edward-P., b. 33 July, 1857.
7808. 8. Emma-P., b. 29 Aug. 1861.
7869. 4. Mary-E., b. 9 June, 1865.
7870. 5. Angie-T., b. 8 Alar. 1869.
7871. DEA. NATHANIEL-OLIVER", [7626] (John*, Oliver*,NathanieV,NathameP,
Kenelm',) b. 14 Alay, 1783, Nobleboro, Ale. ; d. 2 June, 1847, in his native town, and
was buried in Winslow burial-ground, Winslow Hill, He married in N,, 24 Feb.
1806, Abigail Hall, b. 25 May, 1783, at N., dau. of James and Hannah (Keene) of
N. She died 12 April, 1840, Nobleboro, He married 2d, in that town, 4 Alar. 1841,
Rachel Chapman, b. 5 Oct 1798, in N., dau, of Jonathan and Rachel (Knowlton) of

K Chapman, Pillsbury, Brann, Hall, Hill, Miner. 683
N, He served as lieutenant in the war of 1812, and received a pension. He was
deacon of the First Baptist Church in Nobleboro. Farmer. She res. 1873, Beading, Mass.
Children born in Nobleboro:
7872. 1. Rachel-Sampson, [7880] b. 18 Jan. 1808; m. Hartley- Wood Chapman.
7873. 2. Elsie, [7902] b. 29 Nov. 1810 ; d. 24 Mar. 1839 ; m. John-Calvin
Pillsbury ; m. 2d, John Brann.
7874. 3. Nathanibl-Oliver, [7906] b. 9 Nov. 1813; d. 2 Feb. 1846; m. Sarah
Dunbar.
7875. 4. AlARTHA-HoPKiNS, [7918] b. 25 Jan, 1815 ; d, 16 Sept. 1867 ; m. Allen HaU.
7876. 5. James-Hall, b. 5 Oct 1817; m. 18 Dec 1842, Avis-B. Pales; m. 3d, 3
Nov. 1844, Patience Braley. who died 17 Nov. 1847; m. 3d, 24 Apr.
1853, Marilla Hussey. Carpenter, ship-joiner, and house-builder. [Ilist.of
Thomaston and Bockland, Me.,p.A:Q5;pub. 1865.] Removed from Noble
boro to Thomaston, Ale. ; in 1875 was residing in the latter place.
7877. 6. Cyrus-Newcomb, b. 17 Apr, 1820; m. Nobleboro, 23 Aug. 1842, Sarah
Genthner. of N., b. 15 May, 1820, at N., d.au. of .John and Sarah (Hall)
of N. Farmer. Removed to Thomaston, but returned to Nobleboro,
Me., where he was residing in 1873.
7878. 7. William, b. 22 Alar. 1822; d. 4 Oct. 1841, Waldoboro, Me; was buried
in Nobleboro, in the Winslow burial-ground.
7879. 8. Hartson, b. 8 Aug. 1825; d. 25 Feb. 1842, Nobleboro, and was buried
in the Winslow burial-ground,
7880. RACHEL-SAAIPSON', [7872] (Nathaniel- Oliver', John*, Oliver*, NathanieV,
NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 18 Jan. 1808, Nobleboro, Me.; m. there, 7 May, 1837, Hart
ley-Wood CHAPMAN, b. 17 Apr. 1806, at N., s. of Dea. William and Sarah
(Plummer) of N. Physician. Great Palls, Strafford Co., N.H.
Children :
7881. 1. Hartlet-Sewell", b. 18 June, 1838, Waldoboro, Ale ; m. 17 Nov. 1847,
Hannah-Elizabeth Alaxwell, b, 8 Afay, 1836, Exeter, Ale, d. 5 June,
1857, Great Falls, N.H., andwas buried there, in Forest Glade Cemetery.
He married 3d, 7 Apr. 1859, Arthama-Hayes Garland, b. 35 Apr. 1831,
Alton, N.H. P.O. add. 1873, Great Falls, Strafford Co., N.H.
Children bom in Great Falls:
7882. 1- Elvaretta-Ermiana", b. 1 Feb. 1848; d. 24 Sept. 1870, and was buried
in Forest Glade Cemetery, Great Falls. She married, 11 Jan. 1868,
Andrew-Simon Hill.
7883. 3- Emma-Izora', b. 28 Aug. 1850; d. 27 Nov. 1854, and was buried in
Forest Glade Cemetery.
7884. 8. Frederic-Leslie", b. 25 Dec. 1854. «.
7885. ¦*• Frank-Gerald", b. 1 July, 1870.
7886. 2. Rhydelia-Winslow", b. 13 Oct. 1829, Waldoboro; married at Great
Falls, N.H., 26 Apr. 1854, George-Albert Miner, b. 8 June, 1833, Lyn-

684 Descendants of John* Winslow. K
don, Vt He enlisted, 20 May, 1861, in Co, F, 4th Reg. N. H. Vols.,
and died 10 May, 1866. Her P.O. add. 1872, Great Falls, N.K
Children :
7887. 1. Martha-Abbie', b. 7 Oct 1856.
7888. 3. Wilber-Laroy', b. 1 Aug. 1858; d. 25 Aug. 1864, Great Palls, N.H.,
and was buried in Forest Glade Cemetery.
7889. 3. Adeline-Adelia', b. 1 Sept. 1860.
7890. 3. Phbbb-Pillsbury", b. 14 June, 1834, Jefferson, Me.; m. Barnard, Me.,
23 Sept. 1855, John-Haines Wing, b. 14 Sept. 1827, Wayne, Kennebec
Co., Me. P.O. add. 1872, Sebec, Piscataquis Co., Me.
Children born in Sebec:
7891. 1. Lizzie-Izora", b. 12 Oct. 1861.
7892. 2. Carrie-Isabel', b. 11 Oct. 1866; d. 17 Dec. 1867, at S.
7893. 4. Sarah-Abigail', b. 25 Dec. 1837, Warren, Me. ; d. 8 Aug. 1861, Great
Falls, and was buried there, in Forest Glade Cemetery.
7894. 5. Martha-Lbservey", b. 22 Jan. 1841, Great Falls; married there, 27 Nov.
1860, Ed win- Worth Blood, b. 11 Sept 1838, Haverhill, N.H.
P.O. add. 1872, Beading, Mass.
Children born in Reading:
7895. 1. Lilla-Prances", b, 2 Apr. 1885.
7896. 2. Chari es-Edwin', b. 15 Oct 1866.
7897. 3. Carrie-Ella', b. 10 Oct 1868.
7898. 6. Clarence-Linden", b. 1 Dec. 1843, Springvale, Me. ; enlisted as private
in Co. P, 4th N.H. Vols., 19 Apr. 1861; rose to the rank of captaiu,
and was discharged 17 May, 1865. He married at Great Falls, 29 Dec.
1865, Fannie Brown, b. 10 July, 1849. P.O. add. 1873, Great Falls, N.H.
Children born in Great Palls:
7899. 1. Mabel", b. 13 Aug. 1866; d. 20 Aug. 1868, Great Falls, and was
buried there, in Forest Glade Cemetery.
7900. 2. James-Pitt-Mortimer', b. 16 Apr. 1868. ,
7901. 7. Onville-Denwood", b. 25 Alay, 1846, Great Falls; enlisted 10 May, 1861,
at Corinth, Me, in Co. D, 6th Me. Vols., and served three years. He
married at Reading, Mass., 11 June, 1869, Mary Carpenter.
P.O. add. 1872, Syracuse, N.Y
7902. ELSIE', [7873] (Nathaniel- Oliver', John', Oliver; Natlianiel', Nathanid.*,
Kenelm',) b. 29 Nov. 1810, Nobleboro, Ale ; d. 24 Mar. 1839, Gardiner, Ale., and
was buried there; m. in Nobleboro, 18 Feb. 1830, John-Calvin PILLSBURY, b. 14
May, 1809, at N., s. of Rev. Phineas and Sarah (Green) of N. He died in October,
1834, Nobleboro. She married 2d, in that town, 29 Nov. 1838, John BRANN, of
Gardiner, Me.

Tr?w,<i/(17/), Hall, Ctainiaer. 6S5

Child:

7903. David-Green", b. 2 Alay, 183-. Nobleboro; m. Union, Knox Co., Me.. 1
Jan. 1858, Aravesta-M. Hawes; m. 3d, in Union, 1 Jan, 1803, Hannah
Walcott. Carriage manufacturer. Res. 1872, Union, Me.
Children bom in Union :
7904. 1. Aravesta-Hawes', b. 13 Dec. 1859.
7905. 2. John-Calvin", b. 9 Dec. 1865.
7906. NATH.VNTEL-OLIVER', [7874] (Nathankl- Oliver*, John*, Oliver*, Na
thanieV, Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 9 Nov, 1813, Nobleboro; d. 2 Feb. 1846, at N., and
was buried there; married, 20 Jan. 1839, Sarah Dunbar, of N., b. 1 Feb. 1813.
in N., dau. of Joseph and Alartha (Chapman) of N. She married 2d, in her native
town, 15 Jan. 1819, Josiah' Winslow, the uncle of her first husband [8074]. Nobleboro, Me.
Children bom in Nobleboro:
7907. 1. Nathaniel-Osc.a.r', b. 23 June, 1840; m. Jefferson, Me., 81 Dec. 1861,
Mary-Frances Turner, b. 17 Apr. 1841, Nobleboro, dau. of James and
Alary (Oliver) of N, Res. Nobleboro, Me.
Children bora in Nobleboro;
7908. 1. Everett-Isaac', b. 27 Oct. 1862.
7909. 2. Jessie-Afay", b. 17 Oct. 1864.
7910. 3, Charles-Spurgeon', b. 15 July, 1867.
7911. 4. Clara-Colby", b. 10 Nov. 1869.
7912. 2. Sarah-Abigail", b, 11 Oct. 1841; ra. Nobleboro, 32 Oct. 1856, Miles-
Maxwell" HaU [7764], b. 24 Alar. 183?-, in N., s. of Elbridge-Gerry'
and Alary (Vannah) of N. Res. 1873, Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
7918. 1. Mary-Susannah', b. 23 Dec, 1837; d. 30 Nov, 1872. Nobleboro. and
was interred in the Winslow burial-ground, Winslow Hill,
7914. 2. Onvjlle-Denwood", b. 7 Afar. 1861.
7915. 3. Rachel-Zbrblda", b, 17 Aug. 1843; ra, Waldoboro, Ale, 4 Aug. 1866,
Lowell Crammer, of W., b. 15 Alay, 1844, at AV., s. of Sainucl and
Eunice (Caler) of W. Res. 1872, 'VinalHaven, Waldo Co., Me.
Children;
7916. 1. Frank- Johnson', b. 28 Apr. 1867, Nobleboro,
7917. 2. Sarah-Ada", b. 23 July, 1869, Waldoboro.
7918. MARTHA-HOPKINS', [7875] (Nathaniel- Oliver', John', Oliver', Nathanid',
Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 25 Jan. 1815, Nobleboro; d, 16 Sept 1867,- AV:iMubo:o,
Lincoln Co., Me. ; married 'atN., Sept 1837, Allen HALL, b. 5Peb. 1815, al N., s, of
Daniel and Mary (Genthner) of N. Ship-carpenter, He res. 1872, Waldoboro, Me.

7933.

4.

7923.

5.

7924.

6.

686 Descendants of Capt. Joseph' Winslow. K
Children :
7919. 1. Lauraetta-Jane, b. 28 Feb. 1838, Nobleboro; m. 81 Alay, 1802, George-
Henry Lincoln, b. October, 1838, AVashiijgton, Knox Co., Me. Miller.
7930. 2. IIarlow-AIorse, b. 17 Feb. 1843, Waldoboro; enlisted at Damariscotta,
Ale. 19 Juue, 1861, in Co. E., 4th Reg. Maine Vols., CoL Hiram-G.
Berry comm.andiug; was discharged at Rockland, Me., 17 July, 1864.
He maiTied, 17 Sept. 1865, Louisa Robinson, of Augusta, Me. Farmer.
Res. 1872, Augusta, Me.
7921. 3. Cyrus-Brainard, b. 2 Mar. 1844, Waldoboro; m. 3 Oct 1863, Mary-A.
Rockwell, of Washington, Ale. Joiner. Res. 1873, Bdfettt, Me.
AIartha-Abbie, b. 29 Nov. 1848, Waldoboro.
Charles-Allen, b. 5 Apr. 1854, Waldoboro; died there, 31 Dec. 1854.
Lizzie-Marilla, b. 8 Sept. 1858, "
7925. CAPT. JOSEPH", [7627] (John*, Oliver*, NathanieV, NathanieV, Kenelm')
b. 26 Jan. 1786, Nobleboro; died there, 2 Feb. 1865; m. Waldoboro, Me, 8 Oct
1809, Chloe Hall, b. 4 Jan. 1791, at N., dau. of James and Hannah (Keene) ofN.
He was captain of Light Infantry in 1814, and was called out as Coast Guard; re
ceived a pension for his services. Ship-carpenter. His widow was living in 1875.
Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
7936. 1. Maria', b. 30 Oct 1810; d. 13 Alay, 1834, Nobleboro, and was buried
there, in the Winslow burial-ground, Winslow Hill, She married at
Nobleboro, 38 Nov. 1830, WUliam-Chase Trask, of Windsor, Ale,, b. 21
Dec. 1806, Appleton, Me., s. of Abiezer-Edson and Mary-Axm (Johnson)
of W. Farmer.
Res. Buda, Bureau Co., 111., and, 1872, Bichland, Kalamasoo Co., Mich.
Children:
7927. 1. Joseph- Winslow", b. February, 1831, Nobleboro; d. 22 Nov. 1851,
Vassalboro, Me.
7928. 2. William", b, probably in November, 1832, Thomaston, Me; d. Feb.
1833, Vassalboro.
7929 2. Joseph', b. 15 July, 1812: d, 10 Alar, 1840, Hallowell, Me,, and was buried
there; married in II,, Flora Davis, of IL, dau. of John 2d and Belinda-
Howard (Aludgett) of H. She died in Hartford, Ct. Book-keeper.
Res. Portland, Augusta, Nobleboro, and Hallowell, Me.
Child:
7930. Charles', born in Hallowell, Ale. ; iu 1S73 was a railroad conductor in
New York State.
7931. 3. Sophia', b. 27 Jan. 1814; d. 9 Alay, 1857, Buda, 111. ; married as 2d wife,
Nobleboro, 31 Aug. 1835, William-Chase Trask, husband of her sister
Maria' [7926]. Farmer. Res. 1872, Biddand, Midi.
Children:
7932. 1. Ann-AIaria", b. 23 d,, 9 m,, 1836, N. ; d. 5 d., 5 m., 1855, Buda, IIL

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Fish, Waite, Kirhpatrick. 087

7933. 2. Althea-Delia', b. 16 d.,8 ra.,1838, Windsor, Ale. ; m. by Rev. F-B. Ives,
^ Tiskilwa, Bureau Co., III., 4 Alar. 1805, to Ed ward-Pay son Fish, b,
^ 14 Sept. 1831, Clarkson, Alonroe Co., N.Y., s. of Josiah-L. and Mary
(Pierce). Res. Princeton, Bureau Co., IU., Knobnoster, Johnson
Co., Mo., and Columbia, Boone Co., Mo.
Children:
7934. 1. Edward-Sherman*, b. 33 Apr. 1866, Princeton; died there, 3 Sept
1867.
7935. 2. Emma-May*, b. 6 Mar. 1869, Princeton.
7986. 3. Willie-Clarence', b. 14 Dec. 1870; d. 4 Aug. 1871, Columbia, Mo.
7987. 8. Vesta-Jane", b. '25 d., 3 m., 1840, Vassalboro; d. 21 d., 5 m., 1863,
Buda, III., and was buried there; was married at Annawan, III., by
Rev.Wm. AlcDermond, to Benjamin-Franklin Waite, b. 7 Aug. 1838,
in Ohio, s. of Richard and Mary (Hill) of Ohio. Dry goods mer
chant and grocer. He res. 1872, Buda, Bureau Co., III.
Children:
7988. 1. Etta-BelV, bom in Cpncord, Bureau Co., 111.
7939. 2. Jennie- Vesta', horn in 'Meiponset, " "
7940. 4. Rebecca-Prances', b. 20 d,, 10 m., 1843, Vassalboro; m. Dover, III,,
by Rev. L-L.Lansing, 17 July, 1862,' to William-Long Kirkpatrick,
b. 5 Feb. 1841, La Salle Co., III., s.of William and Cornelia (Benson)
of Tiskilwa, 111. Photographer. Res. 1872, Geneseo, Henry Co., III.
Children born in Tiskilwa:
7941. 1. Lyman- Winslow', b. 20 Feb. 1864; d. 1 Aug. 1865, Tiskilwa.
7942. 2. Jessa-Lewdlen; b. 14 June, 1868; d. 20 Sept. 1868, "
7943. 6. Eugene-Hariow", b. 2d,, 4 m,, 1845, Vassalboro; d. 25 d., 6 m,, 1872,
Buda, 111. ; was married there, by Rev. Chester Cornell, 1 Feb. 1870, to
Harriet- Alaria Brown, b, 25 Feb. 1844, Providence, Bureau Co., Ill,,
dau. of James-Arnold and Vianna (Wilkinson) of B, Res. Knob
noster, Johnson Co., and Lexington, Lafayette Co., Mo.
She res. 1873, Buda, 111.
7944. 6. WilUam-Gardner", b. 18 d,, 10m., 1847, Vassalboro; died there, 27 d.,
12 m., 1852.
7945. 7. EUa-Adelle", b. 1 d., 7 m., 1848, Vassalboro; d. 10 d., 10 m., 1854,
Buda, Ul.
7946. 8. Alonzo-Chandler", b. 38 d., 8 m., 1849, Vassalboro; was unmarried
in X873. ^es. Bichland, Mich.
7947. 9. Sarah-Emeline", b. 32 d., 7 m., 1851, Vassalboro; d, 5 d,, 5 m,, 1850,
Buda.
7948. 10. Tallman-Jacob", b. 14 d., 9 m., 1852, Vassalboro; in 1873 was unmar-
jjg^_ • Res, Buda, III.
7949. 11. Emma-Chloe', b. 6 d., 9 m., 1854, Buda; in 1878 was unmarried. Res. Buda, III.
7950. 4. Alpheus', b. 13 Nov. 1816; died unmarried, 5 Nov. 1839, Nobleboro,
and was buried there, in the Winslow burial-ground, Winslow HiU.
11

Descendante of Capt. Joseph' Winslow. ^
7951. 5. George', b. 13 Jan. 1818; m. Nobleboro, 26 Dec. 1839, Lucy- Ann Genth
ner, b. 12 Apr. 1822, at N., dau. of John and Sarah (Hall) of N. She
died 14 Apr. 1847, at Nobleboro, and was buried there. He married
3d, Waldoboro, Me., 17 Oct. 1847, Lucy-Ann Cole, a native of At., dau.
of Abram and Maria (Castine) of W., where she died. He married 3d,
in W., Clara Keene, also bom in W., dau. of Robert-Miller and Clara
(Burket)of W. Farmer. P.O. add. 1875, Waldoboro, Me.
Children :
7952. 1. Elonzo-Theodore', b. 19 Nov. 1841 ; died unmarried.
7953. 2. Chandler-AIarcellus', b. 22 May, 1843 ; died unmarried.
7954. 3. Lucy-Ann", b. 2 Feb. 1845; m. Nobleboro, Me., 11 Jan. 1868, Chapin-
Judson Genthner, b. 9 June, 1832, at N., s. of James and Sabra
(Dunbar) of N. House joiner. Res. 1873, Ndbldwro, Me.
Children bom in Nobleboro:
7955. 1. James-Dunbar', b. 18 May, 1869.
7956. 3. Willie^, b. 22 July, 1871.
7957. 4. Son', b. 10 Nov. 184-, Waldoboro; d. 17 Oct. 1846, W., and was
buried there.
7958. 5. Annie-Maria', b. 22 Oct. 1848, Waldoboro; married there, 19 May,
1866, William-James Winchenbach, b. 29 Nov. 1845, at W., 8. of
James and Harriet (Havener) of W.
Children bom in Waldoboro :
7959. 1. ClaribeV, b. 6 June, 1867.
7960. 2. Charles-Frederick', b. 8 June, 1868,
7961. 3. Nettie-Gertrude', b. 29 Nov. 1869.
7962. 4. Mary-Eva*, b. 26 July, 1871.
By 3d marriage :
7963. 6.  ', b. 16 Jan. 1855.
7964. 6. Gardiner', b. 20 Sept. 1820 ;d. 15 Apr. 18 — , Tliomaston, Me., and was
buried in Nobleboro; married atT., 30 Oct. 1847, Susan Jordon, a native,
and resident of T. He was a wheelwright. s.p.
She res. 1872, Thomaston, Me.
7965. 7. John', b. 1 Oct. 1822; died unmarried, 20 Mar. 1851, Nobleboro, andwas
interred there, in Winslow burial-ground, Winslow Hill.
7966. 8. Avery', b. 7 .Ian. 1824; d. 17 Aug. 1824, Nobleboro, and was interred in
Winslow burial-ground.
7967. 9. Lyman-Hall', b. 17 July, 1825; m. Nobleboro, 6 Nov. 1847, Lydia-
Sylvester Trask, b. 14 Feb. 1828, Jefferson, Ale, dau. of Rev. Enos and
Sarah (Haggett) of N. Farmer. Res. 1875, Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
7968. 1. Burton-Zorades', b. 25 Oct. 1848; m. Nobleboro, 28 Nov. 1872,
Ednor" Winslow [7853], dau. of Bradford-D'., of N.
Res. 1873, Damariscotta Mills, Ndbldmro, Me.
7969. 2. John-Marshall', b. 18 Aug. 1850; married, 6 Dec. 1871, Clara-Ameha
Colby, of Waldoboro, b. 28 Feb. 1850, Richmond, Me., dau. of Dr.
George-Washington and Amanda-M. (Chase).

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Sarah' { Winslow) Dunbar and Descendants. 689

Child:
'^^'^O- Mabel- Chase', b. 11 Dec. 1872, Nobleboro.
7971. 3. Lyman-Enos", b. 6 Sept. 1852.
7973. 4. Ira", b. 16 July, 1855; d. July, 1858, Nobleboro.
7973. 5. Carrie', b. 28 July, 1856; d. 8 Aug. 1856, "
, 7974. 6. Lynda- AdeUa', b. 23 Feb. 1860.
7975. 10. Emily', b. 17 June, 1827; married  Austin. Res. 1873, Vassalboro, Me.
7976. 11. Uriah', b. 7 June, 1829; d. 5 Nov. 1829, at N., and was buried there, in
Winslow burial-ground.
7977. 12. Ira', b. 6 Alar. 1831 ; d. 3 July, 1857, unmarried, at Nobleboro, and was
buried there, in Winslow burial-ground.
7978. 13. Vesta-AIarl*.', b. 6 Oot 1833; married  Austin. Res. 1872, Vassalboro,. Me.
7979. SARAH', [7628] (John*, Oliver*, NathanieV, Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 1
Oct. 1787, Nobleboro, Me. ; d. 8 Aug. 1869, at N., and was interred there. She
married in her native town, 25 Dec. 1805, Jesse DUNBAR, b. 4 Apr. 1782, Bridge-
water, Alass., s. of Jesse and Mary (Stone) of N, He was a farmer and surveyor.
The following obituary notice was written on the occasion of his death :
"In Nobleboro, Dec. 8, [1872] Jesse Dunbar, aged 90 years. He was born in
P>ridgewater, Alass., and moved with his parents to Nobleboro, Me, when eleven
years of age, and Uved upon the same place seventy-nine years, until he was called
to his home above — bright views of which cheered his last hours. He was a much
respected citizen, a kind husband and father — his virtues were manifest daily. Some
seventy-three years ago he found hope in Christ, and united with the Congregational
Church. But about forty-seven years since, changing his views in regard to baptisra,
he was baxitized by Father Pillsbury aud united with the First Baptist Church in
Nobleboro, ¦with which his late companion was already connected, and spent the
remainder of his long Ufe an esteemed member. His house was a home for the
servants of Christ, His eleven children were all baptized into the fellowship of the
same church with their parents, and the ten who survive them are all still members
of Baptist churches ; two of whom, Albert and Melzar Dunbar, are among our well-
known and esteemed Baptist ministers." Seven of these children have been teachers.
Res, 1875, Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
Jesse, [7991] b. 31 Oct 1806; m. Sarah Clark; m, 2d, Ruth Ames.
Sarah, [8000] b. 16 Oct. 1808; m. Elisha-B, Palmer.
AlARY, [8020] b. 12 Sept. 1810; m. D, Moody.
Angeline, [8028] b. 8 Nov. 1813; m. Lot Chapman.
Albert, [8030] b. 21 Jan. 1815: m. Elizabeth Rich,
Melzar, [8035] b. 10 Jan. 1817; m. Alinerva Hopkins.
Ursula-Abigail, [8047] b. 22 May, 1819; m. Rev. James-Sullivan Trask,
Nbwell, b. 3 Apr. 1821 ; died unmarried, 14 Apr. 1842, at Nobleboro.
Dorothy-Jane, [8056] b. 28 Dec. 1823 ; m. John- Weeks Perkins.

7980.

1.

7981.

2.

7982.

8.

7983.

4.

7984.

5.

7985.

6.

7986.

7.

7987.

8.

7988.

9.

690 Descendants of Sarah' ( Winslow) Dunbar. K
7989. 10. Edward-Winslow, [8060] b. 16 Apr. 1826 ; m. Lucinda-Pool Burnham.
7990. 11. Lorenzo, [8068] b. 19 Oct 1829; m. Angeletta HaU.
7991. JESSE', [7980] (Sarah* (Winslow) Dunbar, John*, Oliver*, NathanieV, Na
thanieV, Kenelm',) b. 31 Oct 1806, Nobleboro, Me. ; died there, 14 Oct. 1873, and was
buried in Jefferson; m. by Rev. Phineas PUlsbury, 30 May, 1827, to Sarah Clark, b.
15 Mar. 1807, at N., dau. of John. She died 13 Jan. 1849, Palermo, Knox Co., Me.,
and was buried there. He married 3d, Ruth Ames, b. 34 July, 1806, Jefferson, Me.
Wheelwright. She res. 1875, Jefferim, Me.
Children born in Freedom, Waldo Co. Me. :
7992. 1. Buel- Williams", b. 80 Dec. 1838.
7993. 2. Alva-Lincoln', b. 36 May, 1830.
7994. 3. Martha- Jane", b. 13 Feb. 1838; married Chauncey- A Swift, of Mont-
viUe, Me., b. 36 Mar. 1817.
Children :
7995. 1. Marilla-M'., b. 8 Jan. 1853.
7996. 3. Clara-A'., b. 31 Jan. 1855.
7997. 3. Wilmot-H'., b. 84 Feb. 1859.
7998. 4. Sarah- Winslow", b. 31 Sept. 1839; was married by Rev. Wm. Telly,
Jefferson, Me, 18 Dec. 1862, to Lorenzo-AUen" Meservey [7656], b. 27
Jan. 1838, in J., s. of William' and Eliza (Nash) of J. Farmer.
Res. 1873, Jefferson, Me.
Child:
7999. Ulrick-Day', b. 29 Nov. 1866, Jefferson.
8000. SARAH', [7981] (Sarah* (Winslow) Ti\xaba.v, John', Oliver*, NathanieV, Nor
thanieV, Kenelm',) b. 16 Oct. 1808, Nobleboro; married Elisha-B. PALMER, of N.,
b. 1 June, 1807; d. 10 Nov. 1868, Brewer, Me. She res. 1872, Brewer Village, Me.
Children :
8001. 1. Halsey-Hela', b. 8 Nov. 1833, Nobleboro; d. 19 Sept. 1861, Brewer;
married Jane Maddox, of N., born there, 7 July, 1885.
Children:
8002. 1. Elwood-A'., b. 18 Dec. 1859, N. ; d. 21 May, 1861, Brewer.
8008. 2. Mary-E'., b. 9 Jan. 1868.
8004. 2. Arlinda-E"., b. 13 Jan. 1836, Nobleboro; married John-Leishman Clark,
of Newcastle, Me,, born there, 21 Dec. 1826. Res. 1875, Newcastle, Me.
Children bom in Newcastle :
8005. 1. Julia-C, b. 29 Nov. 1856.
8006. 3. Lovesta-W*'., b. 9 Nov. 1858.
8007. 3. Orlando-P'., b. 13 Aug. 1860; d. 30 Aug. 1861, Newcastle.
8008. 4. Berthena-A'., b. 16 Nov. 1861.
8009. 6. Sarah-P"., b. 1 Apr. 1863.
8010. 6. John-L'., b. 23 Feb. 1866; d. 23 Feb. 1866, Newcastle.
8011. 7. Sophrouia-Al'., b. 24 Aug. 1867.

^ Chapman, Moody, Catland. 691
8012. 3. Berthbna-A*., b. 5 June, 1838, Nobleboro; married John-W. Chapman,
of Nobleboro, b. 36 Mar. 1831, at N.
Children ;
8013. 1. Edward-E'., b. 4 Sept. 1858, Nobleboro.
8014. 3. Sarah-E'., b. 29 May, 1861, Newcastle.
8015. 4. Orlando-A'., b. 22 Nov. 1840, Nobleboro; married Sarah-S. Dennett, of
Brewer, b. 18 May, 1837.
8016. 5. TwiNGLius-C, b. 21 Alar. 1843, Nobleboro.
8017. 6. Sakah-J'., b. 10 Oct. 1845, "
8018. 7. Byron-W'., b. 16 Mar. 1849, "
8019. 8. Sandford-R'., b. 2 Mar. 1852.
8030. AIARY', [7983] (Sarah*, ^Winslow) Dunbar, John*, Olivei*, Nathaniel*,
Nathaniel', Kemlm',) b. 12 Sept. 1810, Nobleboro, Me. ; married D. MOODY, of N.,
b. 30 Dec. 1810. Res. 1872, Thomaston, Me.
Children born in Thomaston:
8021. 1. Ann-AIedora', b. 12 Sept 1835; married Joseph Catland, of T., b. 11
Aug. 1836. Res. Thomaston, Me.
Children bom in Thomaston :
8022. 1. Osgood-S'., b. 23 Dec. 1859.
8023. 2. Carrie-A'., b. 6 Dec 1861.
8024. 3. Edward-K'., b. 7 Nov, 1865.
8025. 3. Kendall- W'., b. 1 July, 1837; d. 6 June, 1855, T.
8026. 3. Maby-Ada', b. 12 Jan. 1846.
8037. 4. Adelbert-D'., b. 2 Aug. 1849.
8028. ANGELINE', [7988] (Sarah* (Winslm)Ti\!OD:bax, John*, Oliver*, NathanieV,
NathanieV, Kendm',) b. 8 Nov. 1813, Nobleboro; married Lot CHAPMAN, of N.,
b. 10 Aug, 1813, at N. Res. 1872, Nahant, Mass.
Child:
8029. Anna-S., b. 17 Aug. 1851; d. 15 Sept. 1865.
8030. REV. ALBERT', [7984] (Swrah* (Winslow) Dunbar, JbAn', Olivei*, Nor-
thanieV, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 21 Jan. 1815, Nobleboro, Me, ; m. by Rev. Charles-
G. Porter, Hope, Knox Co., Me, 21 June, 1842, to Elizabeth-Talbot Rich, of H., b.
31 Jan. 1821, dau. of Rev. Samuel and Grace (Gilkey) of H.
Res. Camden, Knox, Patten, Freedom, Springvale, and, 1875, Alfred, Me.
ChUdren :
8031. 1. Albert- Waylahd, b. 17 June, 1843, Knox; d. 1 AprU, 1860, Alfred-
8032. 2. JuDSON-BoARDMAN, b. 6 July, 1848, Patten.
8033. 8. LizziE-P., b. 12 Oct. 1850, Freedom.
8084, 4. Alice-D., b. 12 Aug. 1857, Alfred.
8035. REV. MELZAR', [7985] (Sa/rah* (Winslow) Dunbar, John\ Olivei*, Na
thanieV, Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 10 Jan. 1817, Nobleboro; m. by Rev. Amos-B.

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692 Descendants of Sarah' ( Winslo'W) Dunbar.
Pendleton, Jefferson, Me., 15 Dec. 1843, to Minerva Hopkins, of J., b. there,
June, 182-i, dau. of David and Esther (Trask) of J.
Res. 1875, Addison, Washington Co., Me.
Children:
8086. 1. EuziLLA-MiNERVA', b. 1 Jan. 1844, Hope, Me. ; married Calvin I-each,
of Penobscot, Me, b. 7 Jan. 1835.
Children:
8087. 1. Eugene-C, b. 18 Nov. 1863.
8038. 2. Albert-Preston", b. 8 Nov, 1868.
8039. 2. Clara-Prescott", b, 15 Dec. 1845, Albion, Me.; married James-H.
Davis, of St. George, Me., b. 23 Jan. 1838.
Children:
8040. 1. Herbert-H'., b. 25 Apr. 1867.
8041. 3. Louisa-B"., b. 5 July, 1869, St. George.
8042. 3. Eugene-Kincaid", b. 11 Oct. 1847, Albion.
8043. 4. Melzar-Preston", b. 19 Nov. 1849, Monroe, Me.
8044. 5. Lucy-Thacher', b. 23 Jan. 1854, "
8045. 6. Ella-AIaria', b. 17 Sept 1856, Surry, Me.
8046. 7. John-Bickmorb', b. 20 Oct. 1864, St. George.
8047. URSULA- ABIGAIL', [7986] (Sarah* (Winslow) Dunbar, John*, Oliver*,
Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 22 May, 1819, Nobleboro, Ale. ; was married there,
by Rev. Enos Trask, 26 Sept. 1842, to Rev. James-Sullivan TRASK, of Jefferson,
b. there 13 Apr. 1817, s. of John and Betsey (Hilton) of J. He is a Calvinistic
Baptist minister; labored as a missionary seven years, in Washington county, being
located at Princeton, Me. Res. 1875, Ndbldwro, Me.
Children :
8048. 1. Evandbr-Sullivan', b. 18 May, 1845, New Hampton, N.H.
8049. 2. Paulina-Ursula", b. 14 May, 1847, Nobleboro; d. there, 28 Aug. 1848.
8050. 3. Lorena-Angbline', b. 27 May, 1849, " ; m. Brunswick, Me., 18
Sept 1867, Edward-Tappan Hodge, of North Edgecomb, Me., b. 10
Mar. 1844, E., s. of WiUiam and Abigail (Tappan) of E. Farmer and
teacher. Res. 1872, North Edgecomb, Me.
Children born in Edgecomb :
8051. ,1. Willie-Edward", b. 17 July, 1868; d. 20 Aug. 1869, E.
8052. 2. Abbie-Tappan', b. 18 Aug. 1869.
8053. 4. James-Newell", b. 18 Aug. 1852, Nobleboro.
8054. 5. Albert-Spurgeon", b. 19 Apr. 1859, "
8055. 6. Judson-Hasseltine", b. 16 Feb. 1861, "
8056. DOROTHY-JANE', [7988] (Sarah* (Winslow) Dunbar, John*, Olivei*,
Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 28 Dec. 1823, Nobleboro, Me, ; married there 4
Nov. 1852, JohnWeeks PERKINS, b. 31 Jan. 1825, at N.. s, of Paul and Alary
(Grindle) of N. Shipwright. Res. 1873, Nobleboro Me.

^ Descendants of John* Winslow. 693
Children:
8057. 1. John-Alston, b. 28 Dec. 1853.
8058. 2. LoBENzo-DuNBAR, b. 12 Feb. 1855.
8059. 8. Estella-Jane, b. 26 Alar. 1857.
8060. EDWARD-WmSLOW'. [7989] (Sarah* ( Winslow) Dunbar, John*, Oliver,
NathanieV, Nathanid', Kenelm',) b. 16 Apr. 1826, Nobleboro, Me. ; m. Edgecomb,
Me., 4 Nov. 1852, Lucinda-Pool Burnham, b. 13 June, 1830, E., dau. of Daniel and
Malinda (Wheeler) of E. Bookseller and stationer; selectman, superintendent of
schools, and has been representative to the State Legislature.
Res. Nobleboro, Newcastle, and, 1875, Damariscotta, Me.
Children :
8061. 1. Edward-Everett, b. 13 Jan. 1854, Nobleboro.
8062. 3. LizziK-LuciNDA, b. 24 Nov. 1855, "
8063. 3. Kendall-Moody, b. 18 Sept. 1857, "
8064. 4. Willis-Bubnham, b. 25 Feb. 1860, "
8065. 5. Herbert-Allen, b. 22 Mar. 1862, «'
8066. 6. Hattie- Winslow, b. 7 Sept 1864, Newcastle.
8067. 7. Merton- Wheeler, b. 7 Nov. 1867, "
8068. LORENZO', [7990] (Sarah* ( Winslow) Dunbar, John*, Oliver*, NathanieV,
NathanieV, Kenelm',)h. 19 Oct 1829, Nobleboro, Me.; m. Thomaston, Ale., 18 Juue,
1856, Angeletta HaU, b. 13 Alay, 1837, at N., dau. of David and Abigail (Hatch) of
N., and gr. dau. of Frederick and Lydia (Bryant) Hatch and of Daniel and Mary
(Guthrie) HalL She died 12 June, 1870, Nobleboro. Farmer. He res. 1875, NMeboro, Me.
Children bom in Nobleboro :
8069. 1. Ella-Janb, b. 17 Jan. 1857.
8070. 2. Edson-Lorenzo, b. 15 July, 1859. *
8071. 3. Saeah-Angeline, b. 17 Mar. 1802.
8073. 4. Angie-Marla, b. 20 Mar. 1864.
8078. 5. GusTiNA, b. 25 Aug. 1866.
8074. JOSIAH', [7630] (John*, Oliver*, NathanieV, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 39
Feb. 1792, Nobleboro, Me. ; married there, 25 Dec. 1815, Mary Austin, b, 13 Oct.
1795, in N.. dau. of John and Hannah (Hall) [Plummer] of N., and gr. dau. of
James and Hannah (Keene) Hall, of N., formerly of Marshfield, Mass. She died
31 Jan. 1845, Nobleboro, and was buried there, in Winslow burial-ground, Winslow
Hill. He married 3d, in his native town, 15 Jan. 1849, Sarah (Dunbar) [Winslow],
b. 1 Feb. 1813, in N., widow of Nathaniel-Oliver' Winslow [7900], and uau. of
Joseph and Martha (Chapman) of N. He was a drummer in the war of 1812 and a
pensioner. Farmer. Res. 1875, Nobldmo, Me.
Children bom in Nobleboro:
8075. 1. AIary', b. 16 Oct. 1816; d. 5 May, 1841, Nobleboro, and was buried in
Winslow burial-ground, Winslow HiU; married in N., 21 Aug.

694 Snow' Wmslow. E
1837, Thomas Genthner, b. 38 June 1813, in N., s. of John and Sarah
(Hall) of N. He died 3 Mar. 1873, Waldoboro, Me., and was buried
there. He was a merchant.
Child :
8076. Almeda', b. 3 Apr. 1838, Nobleboro; died there, 13 Dec. 1843, and
was buried in Winslow burial-ground, Winslow Hill.
8077. 2. Hannah-Hai.l', b. 18 Aug. 1819; in 1875 was unmarried. Res. Nobleboro, Me.
8078. 8. Sauah-Thomas', b. 9 Apr. 1823; in 1875 was unmarried. Res. Nobleboro, Me.
8079. 4, Josiah-Austin', b. 29 May, 1827 ;.d. 1 Dec. 1856, Nobleboro. and was
buried there, in Winslow burial-ground. He married in Jefferson, Me,,
27 Aug. 1846, Lucy-Ann Vannah, b. 15 Jan. 1 827, Nobleboro, dau. of
Charles and Ehzabeth (Umberhend) of N. She died 10 Aug. 1849, at
N., and was interred in Winslow burial-ground. He married 2d, in N.,
3 Apr. 1858, Cynthia-Jane' Hall [7767], dau. of Elbridge-Gerry' and
Mary (Vannah) of N. She married 2d, Phineas-PUlsbury Benner.
Res. Nobld)oro, Me.
Children :
8080. 1. Leslie-Chase", b. 3 Dec. 1847, Nobleboro.
8081. 2. Josiah-Afton', b. 9 July, '1854, "
8083. 3. Mary-Ella", b. 3 Mar, 1856.
8083. 4. Nettie", b. 1 Jan. 1857; d. 27 Dec. 1857, Nobleboro, and was buried
in AVinslow burial-ground, Winslow Hill.
8084. 6. Helen-Augusta', b. 26 Oct. 1830 ; married William Vannah, of Noble
boro; born there, 15 Nov. 1828, s. of Charles and Elizabeth (Umber
hend) of N. Res. 1875, Nobldmo, Me.
Children borii in Nobleboro:
8085. 1. Keldeo', b. 7 Aug. 1857.
8086. 2. Hudson', b. 6 July, 1859.
8087. 3. Mary-Lizzie', b. 8 Nov. 1860.
8088. 4. Nettie", b. 6 Nov. 1863.
8089. 6. Henrietta', b. 13 Apr. 1836; d. 37 Dec. 1851, and was buried in Winslow
burial-ground, Winslow HiU, Nobleboro.
8090. SNOW', [7681] (John*, Oliver*, Nathanid}, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 4 Jan.
1796, Nobleboro. Me. ; died there, 18 Oct. 1854, and was buried there, in Winslow
burial-ground, AVinslow Hill. He married in Waldoboro, Ale., 35 Dec. 1818,
Elizabeth Hoch, of W., b. 9 Mar. 1799, W., dau. of George and Annie (Weller) of
W.. both of whom were Germans. He was a fifer in the war of 1813, and a pensioner.
Farmer. He lived on the old homestead. [See 7633]. In 1875, his widow was
still residing there. Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro:
8091. 1- Elizabeth-Ank', b. 16 Mar. 1820; m. Boston, Mass., 19 Nov. 1843,

^ Walker, Gamage. G95
George- Washington Walker, of Alma, b. 5 June, 1818, at A., s. of
WiUiam and Elizabeth (Dunham) of A. Shipwright. P.O. add. 1875, Nobleboro, Me.
Children:
8093. 1. Georgia', b. 19 Aug. 1844, Boston, Mass, ; m. Nobleboro, 17 Apr.
1868, Abram-Tarr 6-amage, b. 1 Nov. 1838, Bristol, Mc, 8. of
Oliver and Angeline (Tarr) of Damariscotta, Me. Seaman.
Child:
8093. Marcus-Delano- Herbert', b. 28 Aug. 1866, Bristol.
8094. 2. Vesta-Ann', b. 8 Nov. 1845, Alma; d. 14 May,' 1849, and was buried
in the German burial-ground, Waldoboro, Me.
8095. 3. Adoniram-Judson', b. 15 Jan. 1848, Alma.
8096. 4. Vesta-Ann-EUzabeth», b. 8 Aug. 1851, Waldoboro.
8097. 5. Hattie-Eldridge', b. 14 Jan. 1859, Bath, Me.
8098. 2. Asa-Welleb', b. 29 June, 1822; was married oy Reuben Off, at Waldo
boro, Me., Sunday, 81 Oct. 1846, to Mary-Catherine Caler, b. Friday,
19 Mar. 1826, W., dau. of Charles-Ludwig and Mary (Genthner) of W.
Blacksmith; has worked for the Government on stone tool-making.
Res. in Waldoboro; Rockland, Me., eight years; and Pox Island, Me,
seventeen years. P.O. add. 1874, Vinalhaven, Knox Co., Me.
Children :
8099. 1." Ann', b. May, 1848, Waldoboro; d. 1848.
8100. 2. Charles-Kaven', b. Tuesday, 8 June, 1849, Waldoboro.
8101. 3. Clarence- WeUer", b. Thursday, 1 Feb. 1851, "
8102. 4. Mary-Anna', b. Saturday, 11 Feb. 1853, Rockland, Knox Co., Me.
8103. 5. Hattie-Ella', b. Wednesday, 6 Apr. 1856, " ; d. Saturday, 7
Feb. 1868, Vinalhaven.
8104. 6. FrankUn-Snow", b. Saturday, 9 Oct 1859, V.; died there, Monday,
21 Feb. 1868.
8105. 7. Clarice", b. Wednesday, 26 Nov. 1861, V. ; died there, 27 Jan. 1863.
8106. 8. Franklin-Herbert", b. Wednesday, 9 Jan. 1863', V.
8107. 9. Emily-Kittredge", b. Saturday, 15 July, 1867, V.
8108. 8. Nbwbll', b. 12 Feb. 1835 ; m. Nobleboro, 34 Mar. 1847, Mary-Jane Watts,
b. 24 May, 1829, at N., dau. of Samuel and Damaris (Vannah) of N.
Merchant. 'Res. 1875, Waldoboi-o, Me.
Children born in Waldoboro, except the eldest two, who were bom in
Nobleboro :
8109. 1. Maiy-Luella", b. 28 Apr. 1848.
8110. 3. Harland-Newell", b. 26 May, 1849; m. Waldoboro, Me., 16 June,
1870, Mary-Helen Kennedy, b. 10 Oct 1850, Jefferson, Me., dau. of
John-Henry and Mary (  ) of W. Merchant.
Child:
81 XX. Bom-Kennedy', b. 11 Aug. 1871, W.

8112.

3.

8113.

4.

8114.

5.

8115.

6.

8116.

7.

8117.

8,

8118.

9.

8119.

10.

8120. .

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696 Descendants of Snow* Winslow. K
Samuel-Snow', b. 29 Jan. 1851.
Leroy', b. 18 Sept. 1853.
Lizzie-Etta", b. 24 Sept. 1855.
Willie-Stone', b. 4 June, 1857.
Lillie-Eveleth', b. 23 May, 1859.
Jennie", b. 18 May, 1861.
Alice-Stella", b. 28 Jan. 1864.
Sou", b. 9 Aug. 1871 ; d. 2 Oct, 1871, and was buried in Waldoboro.
Harriet-Rbid' b. 8 Aug. 1829; m. Alma, Me., 18 Oct. 1846, Daniel-
Osborne Watts, b. 11 May, 1821, Nobleboro, s. of Samuel and Damaris
(Vannah) of N,, and brother of the wife of Newell' [8108]. Ship jomer.
Res. Waldoboro, Me., and Chinese Camp, Tolumna Co., CaUfornia.
Children bom in Waldoboro:
8121, 1. Alton-Daniel", b. 26 July, 1847.
8122. 3. Myron-Winslow", b. 8 Sept. 1849.
8133. 3. Clara-Elizabeth", b, 8 Oct. 1851.
8134. 5. Joel', b. 25 Dec. 1833; d. 4 Aug, 1868, Cairo, IU., and was buried in
Mound City, III. ; married, 31 Dec 1854, Catherine-E. Crammer, of
Waldoboro, a native of that place, dau. of Samuel and Eunice (Caler)
of W. He enlisted in the Union army; was private in Co. I, 21st Reg.
Ale. Vols. House-joiner. Res. Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
8125. 1, Alda-Stella", b. 29 May, 1856.
8126. 2, Isabel", b. 2 May, 1859.
8127. 3. Joel- Llewellyn", b. 4 Mar. 1863.
8128. 6. Roscoe-Grebnb', b. 23 Dec. 1836; m. Nobleboro, 31 Jan. 1857, Laura-
Ann Davis, of Waldoboro, born in Washington, Lincoln Co., Me, dau.
• of Leonard and Sarah (Speed) of Waldoboro. Farmer.
Res. 1875, Ncbleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
8129. 1. Edmund-NeweU", b. 4 Feb. 1858.
8130. 2. Almeda", b. 4 Nov. 1860.
8131. 3. EUzabeth-Jane", b. 30 Nov. 1862.
8132. 4. Sarah-Ellen", b. 23 July, 1865.
8133. 5. Sandford", b. 30 Nov, 1867,
8134. 6. Leonard", b. 31 Alar. 1870.
8135. JOSEPH', [1380] (Oliver*, Nathaniel', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b, 3 Sept
1753, Scituate, Mass. ; d. 28 Sept, 1796, aged 43 y., 25 d., Waldoboro, Me, and
¦(\'as buried there. He married, 24 Jan. 1793, Mercy Hunt, of W., after 1772, b. 9
Nov. 1768, Duxbury, Alass., dau. of John and Mary (Simmons) of W., and niece of
Dorothy Simmons, the wife of John' Winslow [7622]. He was a house-joiner in
AValdoboro, Ale. His widow married David Robbins,* of Union, Me, and had a
• David Bobbins, born 21 Mar. 1753, Walpolo, Mass. ; d. Vi Ang. 1831 ; married Elizabeth  , the
first woman who went to reside in the town ot Union. Who died IS June, 1801. He owned the flrst

^ Woodcock, Hunt, Glidden, Child, Palmer, Dunhar. 697
daughter Sally, who married James Woodcock, and 3d, Nathaniel Hunt. In 1873
her P.O. add. was South Waldoboro, Me. Mrs. Robbins died 12 Dec 1848, Waldo
boro, and was buried there.
Children :
8136. 1. Bethiah,- [8138] b. 24 Sept 1793, Nobleboro; d. 12 Jan. 1849; m. Na
thaniel GUdden.
8137. 2. Esther, [8190] b. 7 Alay, 1797, Waldoboro; m. Spencer Mero.
8188. BETHIAH', [8136] (Joseph*, Oliver*, Nathaniel', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b.
24 Sept. 1793, Nobleboro, Me, ; died in that town, 12 Jan. 1849; married, 26 Sept.
1813, Nathaniel GUdden, of N., bom there, 4 June, 1790, s. of Nathaniel and
Martha (Wheeler) of N., and gr. s. of Tobias Glidden. He was killed on the Knox
and Lincoln Railroad, at Nobleboro, 4 Oct. 1871, and was buried there. Spar-maker.
Nobleboro, Me.
Children bom in Nobleboro :
8139. 1. Joseph- Winslow', b. 11 Dec. 1818; married, 17 Nov. 1844, Abbie-Shel-
don Genthner, of Nobleboro, b. 25 Oct. 1821, dau, of James and Sabra
(Dunbar) of N. Shipwright. Res. 1873, Newcastle, Lincoln Co., Me.
Children:
8140. 1. Son', b. 9 Dec. 1846; died the same day.
8141. 2. Georgiana-I"., b. 37 May, 1849, Newcastle; m. Wiscasset, Me., 5
May, 1868, Arthur-C. ChUd, b. 11 Apr. 1848, Bristol, Me, s. of
Alexander and Lucretia (McKown) of B. Sea-captain.
Children born at Newcastle:
8143. 1. AUxander-McKown', b. 24 May, 1869.
8143. 2. Lucretia', b. 6 Aug. 1871.
8144. 3. Hattie-Forbes', b. 15 Feb, 1858.
8145. 2. Bethiah', b. 38 Feb. 1815; d. 8 Oct 1816.
,8146. 3. Statira', b. 15 May, 1817; m, Nobleboro, 24 Feb. 1839, George Palmer,
s. of Elisha and Jane (Rollins). Farmer. s.p. 'Res. Nobleboro, Me.
8147. 4. Mercy-Ann', b. 20 Sept 1819; m. Nobleboro, 26 Oct. 1837, Joseph-
Chapman Dunbar, b. 10 Oct. 1812, at N., s. of Joseph and Martha
(Chapman) of N. Shipwright. Res. 1872, NobUboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro:
8148. 1. Joseph-Roscoe", b. 26 Apr. 1838; enlisted as private, Apr. 1861, in
Co. E, 4th Reg. Maine Vols. ; was in all the battles in which his
regiment took part, from that of BuU Run to Antietam, September,
1862. He died 30 Dec. 1862, Baltimore, Md., and was buried in
Nobleboro. He was unmarried.
horse, sleigh, and hack in the town. His son David, b. 20 Feb. 1788, d, July, 1850. He married Lydia
Maxoy, and had several children ; M iry-Weeks, the 7th, was born 12 Nov. 1825, TTnion, aud married
1 November, 1848, Samuel' Winslow [5086], The 13th child of David and two others, given lu the
iristary of Union, Maine, must have been children of the second wife, as his flrst wife died in 1801.

698 Descendants of Bethiah' ( Winslow ) Glidden.

E

8150.

1.

8151.

2.

8153.

3.

8153.

4.

8154.

5.

8155.

3. Wa

8149. a. Mercy- Augusta', b. 28 Jan. 1840; d. 19 Dec. 1871, Belfast, Me., and
was buried in Nobleboro; m. Waldoboro, Me., 9 Dec. 1857, Martin
Knowlton, of N., b. 15 Oct 1835, in N., s. of Andrew and Maiy '
(Maddox) of N. Calker.
Res. Nobleboro, Damariscotta, and, 1872, Belfagt, Me,
Children :
Althea- Augusta', b. 20 Mar. 1859, Nobleboro.
Lena-May', b. 8 June, 1864, Damariscotta.
Irvin-Lewis', b. 29 Dec. 1867, "
Ina-Belle', b. 16 Apr. 1870, Belfast
Edwin^Wilber', b. 14 Dec 1871, "
Walter-Scott", b. 14 Mar. 1842; enhsted, June, 1862, in Co. K, 16th
Reg. Alaine Vols, ; was sergeant. He was wounded at the battle of
the Wilderness, May, 1864, and continued in the hospital until fall;
returned to his regiment, February, 1865. He was afterwards
captured at Hatch's Run, Va,, and remained in Pemberton Prison
ten days, when he was released on parole. He reached his regiment
in time to witness the surrender of Lee at Appomattox, He was
discharged, June, 1865, at Augusta, Me. In 1872, he was unmarried,
8156. 4. Hariow-Ebjah", b. 2 Apr. 1844; enlisted, August, 1862, in Co. G, 20th
Reg. Maine Vols,, and was killed by a shell, in front of Petersburgh
34 June, 1864, He was unmarried.
8157. 5. Lewis- Winfield", b, 8 June, 1847; enlisted, Feb. 1864, in Co. I, S3d
Reg. Maine Vols, ; was discharged, July, 1865, at Bangor, Me. In
1873 he was unmarried.
8158. 6. Laura-Bethiah", b. 20 Sept, 1849. In 1872 was unmarried. Res. Nobleboro, Me.
8159. 7. Bion-Bradbury", b. 11 Alar. 1852; was unmarried in 1872.
8160. 8, Meanbec-Rawson", b. 12 May, 1854; " '«
8161. 9. Esther-Olivia', b. 22 Oct 1856.
8162. 10, Owen-Duncan", b. 2 July, 1861.
8163. 5. Martha- Wheeler', b. 10 Jan. 1823; m. Jefferson, Mo., '7 July, 1841
Bartlett-Lincoln Chapman, of Nobleboro, b. there, 3 June, 1831, b. of
Jesse and Jerusha (Rollins) of N. Res. NobUboro Me.
Children born in Nobleboro :
8164. 1. Charles-Rollins", b. 39 Sept. 1841.
8165. 3. Evalyn-Martha", b. 17 Nov. 1844; m. Nobleboro, 37 Apr. 1864, George
Hussey, b. 36 Feb. 1836, Freedom, Me, s. of Nathaniel and
Chariotte (Hussey). Butcher. P.O. add. 1872, NobUoro, Mt.
Children born in Nobleboro:
8166. 1. Everett- Georg^, b. 26 Apr. 1869.
8167. 2. Lottie-Evalyn', b. 16 Feb. 1872.
8168. ' 8. Everett-Bartlett', (twin of Evalyn-Martha") b. 17 Nov. 1844.
8169. 4. Ella", b. 15 Feb. 1852.
8170. 5. Annie-Jerusha", b. 29 Apr. 185U.

^ Esther* {Winslow) Mero. 699
8171. 6. Colin-Campbell", b. 13 Jan. 1858.
8172. 7. Jennie-Statira-GHdden', b. 8 Jan, 1865
8173. 6. Aldana', b. 29 Oct. 1824; m. Nobleboro, in November, 1846, Newell
Res. 1872, Nobleboro, Me.
Children born in Nobleboro:
8174. 1. Alda-Bethia", b. 29 Alar. 1847.
8175. 2. Newell-W'., b. 6 May, 1850.
¦8176. 3. EUas', b. 24 Sept 1853.
8177. 4. Moses-Lester", b. 9 June, 1858.
8178. 5. Agnes-Fallon", b. 29 Apr. 1861.
8179. 7. Nathaniel-Bradley', b. 8 Sept. 1827; married, 9 Feb. 1854, Rachel-C
House, b. 6 Jan. 1833. Shipwright Res. 1872, Newcastle, Me.
ChUdren born in Damariscotta:
8180. 1. Osmond", b. 1 Dec. 1860.
8181. 2. Maria', b. 33 June, 1864.
8182. 8. Perez', b. 8 Oct 1829; d. 20 Alar. 1832.
8183. 9. Nblson-Cutlbr', b, 1 May, 1831 ; married Mary-MeUssa Knowlton, b. 17
Sept. 1840, at Nobleboro, Ale. Res. 1875, Nobleboro, Me.
Children;
8184. 1. Mary-Ann', b. 31 May, 1857.
8185. 2. George-Nelson', b. 29 Dec. 1860.
8186. 8. Edwin-Wilber", b. 24 Apr, 1872.
8187. 10. Son', b. 21 Oct 1833; died the same day.
8188. 11. Esther-Olivia', b. 9 Oct 1834; married  Dodge. Res. Gardiner, Me.
8189. 12. Llewellyn-Tilston', b. 2 July, 1839.
8190. ESTHER", [8137] (Joseph*, Oliver*, NathanieV, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 7
May, 1797, Waldoboro, Ale, ; was raarried by Nathaniel Robbins, Esq., Union, Ale.,
6 Sept. 18—, to Spencer MERO, b. 21 Oct 1794 [1793, Hist of Union, Me.], Union,
8. of Amariah and Susannah (Robbins) of U. Selectman and farmer.
Res. 1874, Union, Me.
Children born in Union :
8191. 1. Hermon', b. 17 Feb. 1821; married, 10 Dec. 1846, Electa-Avoline Litch
field. Res. 1874, Warren, Lincoln Co., Me.
Child:
8193. Arthur-Leroy', b. 8 Jan. 1847.
8198. 2. Eli-Sprague', b. 10 Dec 1833; married, 37 Jan. 1847 [33 Jan., Hist, of
Union], EUzabeth-Libbey Kellock. Res. 1874, Augusta, Me.
Child :
8194. Eldon-Hcrbert", born in May, 1849.
8195. 3. Lauba-A'., b. 34 April, 1835; d. 4 Nov. 1850, Union. [She d. 2 Nov.
1849, Hist, of Union; 4 Nov. ace to grave-stone.]
8196. 4. Elisha-Habding', b. 1 Apr, 1827; m. 8 Jan. 1854, Mary-F. Pogler.
Res. 1874, Union, Me,

700 Descendants of Nathaniel* Winslow.

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8197. 5. Spencer', b. 4 Nov. 1839. Res. 1874, Camden, Waldo Co., Me.
8198. 6. Sabah-Feances', b. 16 Sept. 1832; married, 27 June, 1853, EUjah-V.
Anderson. Res. 1874, Warren, Lincoln Co., Me.
8199. 7. Anson-P'., b. 2 June, 1835; married, 5 Aug. 1865, Annie-R. Bachelder.
Res. 1874, Union, Knox Co., Me.
8200. 8. Chbstee-H'., b. 25 Mar. 1841. Res. 1874, San Bernardino, Cal.
8201. OLIVER", [1381] (Oliver*. NathanieV, NathanieV, Kendm',) b. 18 Jan.
1757; married  . He was a Revolutionary soldier, and drew a pension; was
Uvingin 1831. — Hist, of Scituate, pp. 14:0 and 390.
Child:
8203, Oliver, was living in 1831.
8203. RUTH', [1385] (NathanieV, NathanieV, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 19 Aug.
1751, Marshfield, Mass, ; was the only child of her parents, who Uved to mature
years, the others d3dng early of "throat distemper." She died 14 Aug. 1817, aged
67 years, aoc to grave-stone in Marshfield burial-ground. She was married in her
native town, by William-M. Shaw, 26 Mar. 1778, to Luke WADSWORTH, of M.,
b. 10 July, 1743, Duxbury, Mass. [Perhaps Luke was born 27 Dec. 1743, Duxbury,
s. of Ichabod* (Dea. John', Dea. John', Christopher',) and Anne (Hunt). This Luke*
removed to Alarshfield. — Hist, of Duxbury, p. 330.] He was selectman, treasurer,
justice of the peace, and farmer. He died 15 Sept, 1830, aged 86 years, ace to
grave-stone in Alarshfield burial-ground. His will was recorded in Plymouth County,
Mass. Marshfeld, Mass.
Children born in Marshfield:
8204. 1. Winslow, b. about 1779; d. 9 Nov. 1825, aged 46 years, ace to grave
stone in Marshfield. He was unmarried.
8205. 2. Ichabod, [8208] b. 21 Apr, 1783; d, 4 Jan, 1864; m. Mary Carlton.
8206. 3. Nathaniel, born about 1786; d, 30 Apr, 1840, in the 55th year of his age,
ace to grave-stone in M. He was a farmer, and unmarried.
8207. 4. Luke, b. 14 Jan. 1791; d. 21 July 1791, aged 6 months and 7 days, aoc.
to grave-stone in M.

8208. ICHABOD', [8205] (Buth* (Winslow) Wadsworth, Nathaniel*, NathanieV,
NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 21 Apr. 1788, Marshfield, Alass. ; died there, 4 Jan, 1864;
married there, 15 Apr. 1813, Mary Carlton, b. 16 Nov. 1789, Derry, N.H., dau. of
John and Mary (  ) of D. She died 10 May, 1871, Marshfleld, and was buried
there, as was also her husband. He was a farmer. South Marshfield, Mass.
Children bora in Marshfield :
8209. 1. Ruth- Winslow', b. 33 Apr. 1813; m. Duxbury, Mass., by Rev. Mr.
Atkins, 18 Oct. 1830, to John Chandler, of D., b. 24 July, 1807, inD., s.
of Peleg aud Mercy (Darling) of D. Farmer. Res. 1874, South Marshfield, Man.

^ Nathaniel' Winslow. 701
Children born in Alarshfield :
8210. 1. Lucius", b. 2 June, 1836; d. 14 Sept 1836, Marshfleld.
8211. 2. Samuel-Thompson", b. 22 July, 1838, d. 26 July, 1845, Marshfleld.
8212. 3. Mary-W'., b. 24 July, 1851; married, 14 Apr. 1878, Earl-A. Osborot
born in HaUfax, Plymouth Co., Mass.
8218. 2. Ichabod', b. 13 Jan. 1815; in 1874 w.as unmarried. Farmer.
Res. Marshfell, Mass.
8314. 3. Mary', b. 6 Sept. 1817; in 1874 was unmarried. Res. Marshfield, Mass.
8215. 4. Sarah', b. 25 Dec. 1818. Upon her grave-stone, in Marshfleld, is the
foUowing: " Here lies interred
the body of an infant,
Dau' of Ichabod Wadsworf.h
and Mary his wife,
it died Deer 35, 1818,
Lived one score of hours.'
8216. 5. Saeah', b. 18 Jan. 1820 ; married William Sprague, of Duxbury, where
he died. She married 2d, Ebenezer Pratt, of Middleboro, Alass.
Res. 1870, Middleboro^. Mass.
8217. 6. Luke', b. 22 June, 1822; in 1874 was unmarried. Farmer. Res. Marshfleld, Mass.
8218. 7. John', b. 18 Dec. 1824; d. 20 Feb. 1860, in' Marshfleld, and was buried
there.
8219. 8. Samuel-Tho.mpson', b. 34 Feb. 1830; d. 28 Sept 1836, Marshfield, and
< was buried there.
8230. 9. Abigail', b. 24 Feb. 1830 ; died in infancy, and was buried in Marshfleld.
8221. NATHANIEL', [1586] (Sdh*, James', NathanieV, Kenelm',) born in 1730,
at Rochester, Mass., according to the family record aud Mrs. Wealthy' (Gunn) Has-
kins [8236]; d. 4 Nov. 1803, Sunderland, Franklin Co., Alass. He married, 23 Apr.
1758, ace. to Bochester Beeords, 1757, ace to Bev. Lucius- Bobinson'' Paige [1024],
Thankful Randall, born in 1737, Rochester, Alass,, d, 16 Oct. 1797, Montague,
Mass. Mrs. Haskins, to whom we are indebted for much of our information con.
cerning her o-randfather, writes that he was married in Rochester, and that some of
his children were bom there, and the remainder in Montague, Alass., he having re
moved thither before the marriage of any of his children. The town-clerk of Alon-
tague informs us that he can find no record of birth, marriage, or death of
the Winslow family. On the assessor's valuation list of AL, for the year 1791,
are the names of Nathaniel and Seth Winslow, and on the one for the year 1818, is
that of Martin Winslow. The following grants of land were taken from the Green
field Records:
1781 Nov. 17, from Ithamar Bouker to Nathaniel Winslow.
1787 Oct. 8, from Joseph Wood, of M., to Nathaniel Winslow, of AL, land
lying in M., south-west comer of Aliller's Plain Division.
1800 from Nathaniel Winslow, of M., to Jabez Upham, of Sunderland, Mass.

702 Descendants of Nathaniel' Winslow. K
Children bom in Rochester and Montague :
8333. Deliverance, [8329] died in Richmond, N, H. ; married George Buffum,
8223. Abigail, married in Royalston, Mass., Elisha Kingsley. Both died in
Westem Massachusetts, many years since. They had a large family,
but we have not been able to obtain records of descendants.
8224. Sarah, [8230] b. 10 Mar. 1767, R. ; d. 1 May, 1849; m. Martin Gunn.
8225. Thomas, died unmarried. He joined the Revolutionary ai-my. When he
left home for the battle-field, his mother went with him two mUes on
foot, then bade him a last farewell, for he returned no more.
8236. Seth, married Sarah Parnum, of Sunderland. His name appears on the
assessor's valuation list of Montague, in 1791. He removed from that
town to New York State. Martin Winslow, whose name appears on the
valuation list of M. for 1800, may have been his son.
8327. Lydia, [8255] married George-W. FuUer, of Royalston.
8228. Clarissa, married  Cook. Removed from New Hampshire to Ohio
or New "york State.
8229. DELIVERANCE", [8222] (Nathanid*, Seth*, James*, NathanieV, Kenelm',)
married George BUFFUM, of Richmond, "a man of property." Both died and
were buried in Richmond, N.H., where they had lived. They had eight children,
some of whom may be now living in that town. A son committed suicide while in
a state of melancholy. He was married and had several children. Another son,
Joseph, married and had a daughter, who died of small-pox. She was married, but
we have not ascertained the name of her husband. Joseph died soon after his wife
and daughter. Res. Bichmond, N.B.
8230. SARAH', [8224] (NathanieV, Seth*, James', NathanieV, Kenelm',) h. 10
'Mar. 1767, Rochester, Mass. ; d. 1 Alay, 1849, Waterville, Ohio, and was buried
there; married Martin GUNN, b. 30 Aug. 1769, Montague, s. of Asaheland Thank
ful (Marsh) of M., formerly of Sunderland, Mass. He was justice of the peace and
first postmaster of Montague ; Uved on the old homestead where he was born. In
1818 he removed to Waterville, Lucas Co., Ohio, where he died 12 Oct. 1819, and
was there buried.
Children bom in Montague:
8231. Wealthy, [8236] b. 8 May, 1788 ; m. Henry Haskins.
8232. Willard, is now deceased.
8233. Fanny, married  Haskins, oldest s. of Henry, husband of her sister
Wealthy [8236]. He died in Portage, Wood Co., O. Their daughter
married Joseph Clark, and res. 1872, Portage, O.
8234. Martin, died aged 1 yr., 10 m., 8 d., in Ohio.
8335. Albert, died in Waterville, O., aged 10 y., 9 m. ; was killed by light
ning, on the bank of the Maumee River.
82|6. WEALTHY', [8281] (Sarah' (Winslow) Gunn, Nathanid*, Seth\ James',
NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 8 May, 1788, Montague, Mass. ; married there, as 2d wife,

K Wealihf {Gunn) Haskins and Descendants. 703
1 Jan. 1815, Henry HASKINS, b. 18 Nov. 1773 or '3, New Salem, Mass., second son
of Joseph and Mary (Smith) of that place. He died 13 Mar. 1813, Prescott, form
erly New Salem, and was buried there. He was a farmer and joiner.
Mrs. Haskins writes that the Haskins race were numerous, and the men mostly
joiners. Many of them had large families, her husband being the father of sixteen
children. His father Uved to the age of eighty-two years, and his mother we.3 one
hundred years and six months the morning she died. The •wife of Paul Haskins,
his father's brother, lived to the age of one hundred years, six months, and fourteen
days, and the wife of Silas Haskins to the age of die hundred years and one month.
The wife of a brother in Wilmington, Vt., being somewhat deaf, stood in the
pulpit beside the minister, and listened to her centennial sermon, on her one
hundredth birth-day. These wives were hard workers, had frugal fare, and long
survived their husbands.
Res. Montague and Prescott, and, 1878, she res. 213 Pine St., Springfield, Mass.
Children born in Prescott or New Salem :
8237. 1. Montague', b. 2 Dec. 1816; d. 10 Jan. 1817.
8238. 3. Thankful', b. 29 June, 1818; m. by Rev. George Daland, Prescott, 1
Jan. 1840, to Squier-James W.aoom'bex-, b. 4 Dec. 1815, New Salem, s.
of Ebenezer and Sally- Ann (Jewell) of N.S, Brick-layer and plasterer.
Res, New Salem, and, 1874, Northampton, Mass.
Children :
8239. 1. Flora-L'., b. 3 Oct 1840; was mairied by ^iev. D-M, Crane, North
ampton, Mass,, 17 Aug. 1863, to Edwin-(,i. ruimley, b. 25 Dec,
1837, s. of Charles and Mary (Blakely) of Greenfield, I//ass. Brick
layer and plasterer. Res. Shelburne, Heath, and Northfleld, Alass,
1874, Northampton, Mass.
Child:
8240. Harrold -Washburn", b. 9 Apr. 1872, Northampton.
8241. 2. Albert-M'., b. 4 Dec, 1842, Prescott.
8242. 8. Charles-B"., b. 18 June, 1849, Northampton.
8243. 4. Prederick-A"., b. 16 Mar. 1852, "
8244. 3. Naomi", b. 19 July, 1820; d. 17 Jan, 1845, Prescott; was married there,
by Rev. George Daland, 22 May, 1839, to Horace Hunt, b. Feb. 1801,
New Salem, s. of David and Abigail (Haskins) of N.S. Merchant; ha-
held the oflace of justice of the peace. Res. 1873, Prescott, Mass
Children born in Prescott:
8245. 1. Nelson-Haskins', b. 12 May, 1840.
8246. 3. Lorana-Sophia", b. 37 Alay, 1843.
8247. 8. r Horace-Parnum' b. 16 Jan, 1845; d, 8, May, 1868.
8248. 4. I Naomi-Haskins", b. 16 Jan, 1845; d, .Tuly, 1851.
8249. 4. Julia- Ann", b. 12 Alay, 1822 ; was married by Rev, John Shepherdson,
at Prescott, 25 June, 1845, to WUliam-Steel Bemis, b. 10 June, 1819,
Bratus, N.Y., s. of Luke and Susan (Steel) of Royalston, Mass. Res.
Prescott, Orange, and South Royalston, Worcester Co., Alass. s.p.
1874, Charlemont, Franklin Co., Mass.
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704 Descendants of Nathaniel' Winslow. K
8250. 5. Sophronia', b.21 Oct.1824; was married byRev.E-B. Turner, Pori;age, 0.,
4 July, 1855, to Charles-Curtis Eddy, b.7 Jan. 1829, Oswego, Oswego Co.,
N.Y., s. of Benjamin and Mary (Perry) of Swan Creek, Fulton Co., 0.
He died 3 Nov. 1864, Lexington, Fayette Co., Ky., and was buried
there She married 3d, Sunderiand, Mass., 10 Apr. 1866, Philip
Attleton, b. 34 Sept. 1811, Springfield, Mass., s. of Abel and Chloe
(Prink) of Spr. s.p. Res. 1873, 213 Pine st, Spi-ingfield, Mass.
8251. 6. Henry- Willabd", b. 21 Jan. 1827; was married by Rev. John Shepherd-
son, New Salem, 24 Sept. 1846, to Susan-Putnam Wheeler, b. 26 Nov.
1827, N.S., dau. of Archibald and Lois (Powers) of N.S. Cabinet
maker. Res. Prescott, New Salem, Hampshire Co., and Athol, Worces
ter Co., Mass. 1874, Orange, FranUin Co., Mass.
Children :
8258. 1. Ella-Naomi', b. 24 Oct. 1851, New Salem; m. Orange, Mass., 22
July, 1869, George-Louis Cobb, born at O., 5 Aug. 1843.
8253. 2. Sarah-EUza", b. 25 Oct. 1853, New Salem; was married at Orange,
25 July, 1871, to Henry-K. Adams, b. 22 Nov. 1847, Conway,
Franklin Co., Mass.
8254. 3. Solomon-Poote", b. 8 Sept. 1858, Prescott.
8255. LYDIA", [8227] (NathanieV, Seth*, James', Nathanid?, Kenelm',) survived
her brothers and sisters, and died iuN.H., at the house of her daughter, Mrs. Blanch
ard. She married George-W. FULLER, of Royalston, Mass. Farmer and team
ster. Res. Royalston and Montague, Mass., and New 7ork State.
Children :
8256. Daughter, married in Montague, Mass.,  Blanchard.
8257. HiBAM, worked on a farm ¦with his uncle, Alartin Gunn, for a few years.
8258. Clarissa. Mrs. Haskins, to whom we are indebted for information con
cerning this her cousin, relates some singular incidents. She states
that, when a few weeks old, the child started in her sleep and broke her
arm, and that, during her life, she broke her limbs twenty-seven times.
She crept several years, then walked by the aid of crutches, but afterward
became able to attend school and to perform almost every kind of domestic
labor. She was of diminutive stature, being only twenty inches in height
Her father once while out riding discovered a team behind him, which he
at first thought had no driver, but on investigation found the occupant
of the carriage to be a dwarf of thirty inches. He invited bim home to
see his daughter, and the little gentleman was so pleased with the little
lady that he made her an offer of marriage, which she, true to her sex, at
first declined, but subsequently accepted, and they were married. Some
enterprising townsman persuaded them to exhibit themselves, he mak
ing thereby a good speculation ; but their ambition soon prompted them
to assume the entire responsibility, and they purchased a horse and
carriage, hired a driver, and commenced business for themselves. They
accumulated in this way a handsome fortune, and bought a farm in
Ohio, which they left in other hands while they continued their tours of

K Sarah' {Winslow) Chandler. 705
exhibition. She died soon after the birth of her second chUd, and her
husband a few months later. Their first child died, but at what date is
unknown to us, as these are all the facts we have beeu able to obtain con
cerning this family.
8259. Wealthy, was drowned while attempting to cross a river on horseback.
8360. COBNELIUB.
8361. SARAH', [1588] (Barnabas*, Gilbei-t*, NathanieV, Kendm',) was married at
North Yarmouth, Ale., 9 Dec 1763, to Peleg CHANDLER, b. 37 Apr. 1735, and
originally of Duxbury, Alass. He was son of Philip', of D,, (Joseph', Joseph',
Edmund', of D., 1633) and Rebecca (Phillips). — Hist, of Duxbury, p. 342. They
removed, after their marriage, from North Yarmouth to New Gloucester, a distance
of fifteen miles, being conveyed thither in an ox-cart, the first wheeled vehicle that
had ever beeu used to perform that journey. They were two of the five members
who composed the first church in that town, which was of the Orthodox Congrega
tional order. He died 34 Aug. 1819. She died in 1833, New Gloucester. Dea.
Andrew-C. Chandlei*, of N,G., a gr. grandson of Sarah" (Winslow) Chandler, was
living in 1871, on the farm of Philip' Chandler [8373]. Mrs, Sarah' Keith, of N.G.,
1871, is a grand-daughter of Sarah". New Gloucester, M*.
Children born in New Gloucester:
8262. 1. jMercy, b. 16 Sept 1763; m. Fisher Hatch, of N.G. She died, probably
in 1823. Mercy Hatch, who res. St. Louis, Mo., is a descendant of
Mercy" (Chandler) Hatch.
8363. 3. Sarah" b. 13 Dec 1765; d. 18 Dec 1776, N.G.
8364. 3. Philip, [8373] b. 33 Alay, 1767; d, Nov, 1823; m. Deborah Hewett, of
N.G. ; m. 2d, Jane [Aloody], of Portland, Me.
8265. 4. Martha, [8279] b. 12 Aug, 1769; d. 9 Dec. 1832; m. Capt Isaac Parsons.
8266. 5. Peleg, b. 26 July, 1771; d. 19 Alar. 1773, N.G.
8307. 6. Peleg, [8308] b. 9 Sept 1773; d. 18 Jan. 1847; m, Esther Parsons.
8268. 7. George- AVashington, b. 7 Dec 1775; d. 9 Feb. 1778, N.G.
8269. 8. S.ARAH, b. 27 June, 1778; d. 3 Dec. 1780, N.G.
8370. 9. Rebecca, b. 17 Aug. 1780.
8371. 10. Salome, [8363] b. 22 Sept 1783; d. 16 Dec 1828; m. Dexter Bearce.
8272. 11. Samuel, b. 11 Aug. 1785; d. 20 Sept 1785, N.G.
8273. PHILIP', [8204] (Sarah' (Winskw) Chandler, Barnabas*, Gilbert*, Na
thaniel', Kenelm',) h. 23 May, 1767, New Gloucester, Mc ; d. Nov. 1823; married
Deborah Hewett, of N.G. ; m, 2d, Jane [Moody]. Farmer. New Gloucester, Me.
Of their children:
8374. Deborah, (eldest daughter) [8275] married, 16 Dec 1813, Gen. Samuel
Fessenden.
8275 DEBORAH', [8374] (dau. of Philip* Chandler,) married, 16 Dec. 1818,
Gen. Samuel FESSENDEN, b. 16 July, 1784, Fryeburg, Me., 8. of Rev. Wilham

706 Qen. Samuel Fessenden. K
(William*, William', Nicholas', of Cambridge, Mass.,) and Sarah (Clements) of F., who
was dau, of Samuel Clements, for whom Gen. Samuel Fessenden was named. His
early education was at Fryeburg Academy. He fitted for Dartmouth College, from
which, in 1806, he took his degree, with high reputation as a scholar. " He passed
his legal studies under the direction of the Hon. Judah Dana, of Fryeburg, and was
admitted to the bar in 1809. He first established himself in New Gloucester, but in
1833 removed to Portland, where he formed a connection in business with Thomas-
Amory Deblois (ante, vol. xxii, p. 199), which was continued until 1854, when the
partnership was dissolved in order that he might take his son Daniel- W. into business
with him. The new firm continued until 1861, when, advanced in years, and 'with
the honors and burdens of more than fifty years of professional life upon him, and
with the respect of the community, he retired from all active duty in his profession
to the repose of private Ufe, and died in Portland, March 19, 1869, aged 84 years
and 8 months, preceding his distinguished son to the grave only about six months,"
" Samuel Fessenden, in early Ufe, by a course of general classical reading, stored
his mind with a copious knowledge. His standing in college was among the best
scholars, a rank; he sustained in after life. In 1838, he was elected a member of the
Maine Historical Society; and in 1846, Bowdoin College conferred upon him the de
gree of Doctor of Laws. In 1838, on the death of President T^ler, of Dartmouth
HON, WILLIAM-PITT, (son of Gen. Samuel and  (Greene) FeSSenden,) born 6 Oct, 1860,
in Boscawen, N,H, ; was baptized agreeably to the forms of the Episcopal Church, Daniel Webster
being his godfather. He died 8 Sept. 1869, Portland, and was buried there. He was married at
Westbrooli, now Deering, Me,, by Kev. Ichabod Nichols, D.D., of Portland, Me., 23 April, 1832, to
Ellen-Maria Deering, dau. of James and Almira (llsley) and gr. dau. of Nathaniel and Dorcas (MUk)
Deering. Mrs. Fessenden died suddenly, 23 July, 1857.
In 1858, Bowdoin College conferred upon him the degree of doctor of laws, and the same honor
was conferred by Harvard University in 1864.
Inheriting, in no small degree, his father's mental qualities as a scholar, lawyer, and legislator.
he was especially remarkable for his ready sarcasm and wit. Endowed with a fine, nervous tempera
ment, aud studious beyond his years, he entered Bowdoin College before he had attained the age ot
thirteen, and graduated with high honors in 1823, before he was quite seventeen. Such precocity
has but few pat-allels — one is that of Edward Everett; another, that of the Great Premier of England,
then in the height of his power, for whom he was named.
On leaving college, young Pitt studied, under the supervision of his father, the profession of
law with the Hon, Charles-S, Daveis, of Portland, one of the best read lawyers of the Cumberland bar,
whose kind and able counsel, and peculiar line of chancery practice, cultivated and developed that
activity of mind and skill, and readiness in equity pleading, and those brilliant powers that carried
him with undeviating step to the head of the bar of Maine, and to the leadership in the Senate of
the United States, and would have given him the highest seat on the bench of the Supreme Court of
the State, had he been willing to sacrifice the noble aspirations of the political life into which he
indeed had been unwillingly drawn, for the quiet and solid rewards of judicial office.
After spending four years in the study of law, he was admitted to the bar at the age of twenty-
one, and on commencing practice modestly sought the quiet little village of Bridgeton, Me,
After two years' practice there, he removed, in 1820, to the larger field of Portland, and joineil
his father and Mr, Deblois in their extensive practice, bringing to it a ready furnished mind, a keen
intellect, and a certain self-possession which gave him a position far in advance of the young prac
titioners who were his cotemporaries. Finding three able lawyers too much for one office, besought
for a short time his fortune in Bangor. From thence he was drawn in 1832, and finally and perma
nently established himself in Portland, which thenceforth was t.o scene of his professional and po
litical triumphs. In the year last named, he entered into law partnership with the Hon, William
Willis, and the ficm continued for twenty years to do a successful business. It was during this pe
riod that Mr. Fessenden acquired his highest reputation at the bar, and it may be said that for
clearness of statement, keenness of analysis and closeness of logic, no member of the profession in
Maine was his superior. During this period he also attracted great attention in legal circles by his
argument before the Supreme Court, by which he succeeded in reversing a decision of 0 udge Story
relative to the responsibility of an innocent owner of real estate sold at auction, by frauds commit
ted without his knowledge by the auctioneer. His argument in this, as on all forensic occasiuns,
was remarkable fo,r its logical force and legal acuteness.
In 1883, at the age ot 25. and afterwards, in 1838, he was offered and declined the whig nomination
to Congress, but consented to serve the city of Portland in the Maine Legislature, in 1832, '39, '45,
'46, '53, and '54, If there are any other instances in our history where a young man has, before
reaching his thirty-fourth year, twice refused to go to Congress, 'wliile yet consenting to sit in the
Btate Legislature, we are not acquainted with them.

^ Gen. Samuel and Hon. Wm-Pitt Fessenden. 707
College, he was spoken of as president of that institution, but his aversion to chang
ing his mode of life suspended further effort. He eariy took a deep interest in the
political affairs of the country, as his father, who had represented the town in the
general court of Massachusetts, had before him. Both were strong and undeviating
federalists of the Washington and Hamilton school."
" Samuel Fessenden was the representative of New Gloucester in the general
court of Alassachusetts in 1814, '15, and '16, and -.i senator from the county in 1818
and '19, advocating throughout 'vvith great power, the principles of the federal party.
The last year of his seuatorship, the district of Alaine swung frora her ancient
moorings by the side of the old commonwealth of Alassachusetts, into independent hfe.
In 1835 and '26, he represented Portland in the legislature of the new state. After
that he became engrossed in his law business, to the exclusion of everything else."
" His commanding figure, his full, round voice, his emphatic and graceful elo
cution, his powers, physical and mental, peculiarly qualified hira for a prominent po
sition in a deliberative assembly. He distinguished himself so much in the legisla
ture, that, in 1818, he was elected Alajor-General of the 10th Division of the mihtia
ot Massachusetts — a commission he continued to hold under the separate organiza-
In 1S13, he received the vote of his party in the Legioiature for the Senate of the United States, as
he did again in 1845, while a member, tn 1850, he accepted the nomination and was elected to Co - -
gress, but his seat, through an error in the returns, was given to his competitor. Mr, F, refused
to contest the case before Congress, apparently from a principle which had marked his previous
course — that he would not ask for ofiice, much less contend for it.
In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska bill having arisen, tlie free-soil democrats voted with the whig^,
and elected Mr, Fessenden, on the first ballot, to his chief and permanent sphere of usefulness, tlie
United States Senate. Tiiis coalition of free-soil democrats and old-line whigs inaugurated the
formation of the republican party in Maine, of the necessity of which Senator Fessenden was
one of the most conspicuous and powerful advocates.
He took his seat in the Senate, Feb, 23, 1854, and a week afterward, on the night of the 3d
of March, delivered a speech of electrical eftect against the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska bill
which immediately lifted him into national fame^. He was re-elected to the Senate in 1859, witii
out the formality of a previous nomination, and again in 1864, He was fifteen years in the Sen
ate uninterruptedly, save from June, 1864 to March, 1865, when he consented to hold, through the
darkest hours of our finance, the office of Secretary of the Treasury, On the resignation of
Mr. Chase, Mr, Fessenden was very solicitous for the appointment of somebody who, by his reputat
tion and financial skill, would at once command the public confidence and preserve the credit of
the goverument, and went to the President to talk to him about it. To his great surprise, the Pres
ident told him he had concluded to nominate William-Pitt Fessenden, of Maine, Mr. Fessenden
protested against the nofaination and refused the office, pleading physical inability as well as want
of confldence in his fitness for the place; but Mr. Lincoln assured him that he had the confldence
of the capitalists of the country, and tiiat, in fact, he had already sent his nomination to the Sen
ate, and it would be confirmed before he could reachhis seat. Such an appeal could not be resist
ed, and he accepted, with the condition that he was to serve only until a fit man could be found
for the place.
A newspaper -writer has said:
*'Mr. Chase, while our armies were struggling in the agonies of the confiict from the Wilderness
to Kiclimond, and when gold had risen from 90 to 180, aud was threatening to rise to 280, having i a-
signed. Mr, Fessenden caught the faUing standard with true political courage, and held it until the
surrender of the rebel armies, ^ , ^ ^ , ,, . j. .,,,..
He took charge at a time when it was too late to change policies and impossible to reform them.
Nevertheless he stopped the issue of greenbacks, which had fallen to 40 cents on the dollar. He
held the otHce disinterestedly to prevent the loss of confidence from embarrassing the government,
and as soon as the fearful crisis had passed, resigned his portfolio and returned to the Senate to
which he was re-elected. To the writer of this sketch he once said: 'I took the office reluctantly
andasamatterof duty, and vacated it just as soon as I could.'"
The flrst six years of his service in the Senate he was a member of the Committee on if inance,
and in his later terms was the chairman of that committee. He was also a member ot the Library
Committee and one of the regeuts of the Smithsonian Institution. He was also chairman of the
Joint Special Committee on Keconstructiou, and prepared its report, which, in point of abUity, ha.q
""^^ wiSIf ?he''sec?ssi(m'movement rose to its height in 1861, he was chosen a member of the famous
Peacedongress, and used his influence to avert the horrors of civU war Findmg the Southern
States detlrmined and immovable in their purpose to sever tlieir connection with the Union, he
uromptlv deSLred for coercive measures. During the long years of bloodshed which toUowe^d, he
gupSed Mr. Lincoln's administration by his votes, his speeches, and his writings, and last, but
1 A Southerner who listened to this speech in the Senate, exclaimed, in the midst of it, " Why,
That a man is this I All his guns are double-shotted."

708 Gen. Sam,ud and Hon. Wm-Pitt Fessenden. K
tion of Maine for fourteen years, and which fairly entitled him to the title of
' General,' by which he was commonly known."
" General Fessenden foUowed the federal party into its various changes: to na
tional republican, under John-Quincy Adams, and to whig, when Clay led off the
party. In 1841, he was the candidate of the anti-slavery party for Governor of the
state," ' ' Probably no la'wyer in Maine ever argued so many cases to a jury as General Fes
senden, and perhaps none tried more important questions of law before the court.
Certainly none was more successful in civil or criminal practice. For over half a centu
ry in active practice, in the courts of Cumberland,he was, for many years, the acknowl
edged head and Nestor of the bar, wbich has always been famous for its legal ability.
Perhaps General Pessenden's closest competitor for many years was the late Simon
Greenleaf, the distinguished author of the Treatise on Evidence, whose authority is
accepted wherever' the English language is spoken, or the common law recognized,
[See Memorial of Benjamin' Parsons.] In fidelity to the interests of his clients.
General Fessenden probablynever had his superior. In criminal trials his devotion
. was absolute; and we have it from his own declaration, that he never defended
not least, gave his four sons to the army, one of whom lost his life and another a limb, in con
sequence of wounds received in battle.
He went with his party when he thought it was right, and nothing on earth could induce him to
go with his party wlien he thought it was wrong. His aim was to do right.
His character is weU summed up in some lines attached to his name in the Memoirs ot the 40tb
Congress. "Apply your eye-glass and minutely scan
Tlie form and features of a wondrous man-
Sharp in his physique — you could well expect
Sharpness and boldness in his intellect;
Ready in thought and irony — not wit.
Behold in Fessenden our modern Pitt,
He speaks; and steel-clad weapons from his brain
Sweep like a tempest o'er the hills of Maine.
Then like a storm-king, with unpitying eye.
He views the prostrate forms around him lie.
Cold in his temper, and of icy glow.
He shines like his Katahdin crowned with snow;
No smiles or blushes leave their genial trace
Upon his Norman, frigid, thoughtful face.
Though seeming strange, the truth must be confessed
That fervid elements control his breast.
Like fires which in volcanic mountaias glO'W,
Whose summits glisten with eternal snow,"
His heart was as tender as a woman's, and an appeal was never made In vain to the kindness
which ruled bis character. Once an estrangement between him and another senator occurred on
account of a few words spoken in debate. After a Jew days that senator sent hiui, from his desk, a
note ,saying: " It I have ottonded you, I ask your forgiveness. If you hiive offended me, 1 have
forgotten it," Mr, Fessenden did not keep back his tears as he crossed the chamber to shake
hands with his old friend, from whom he had been temporai-ily separated. Another striking ex
ample has been published, Mr, Fessenden once made a remark which was interpreted as an insult
to Mr, Seward, When informed of it, and seeing such a meaning could be given to his words, he
instantly went to Mr, Seward and said: " Mr. Seward, I have iusulted vou; I am sorry for it, I did
not mean it," This apology, so prompt, frank, and perfect, so delighted Mr. Seward that, grasping
him by the hand, he exclaimed: "God bless you, Fessenden, I wish you would insult me again,"
Mr, Fessenden was one of the guests so mysteriously poisoned at the National Hotel, Washing
ton, in 1858, a calamity which caused great horror throughout the country. He never fully recov
ered from its effects, and it is'believed the disease which resulted in his death had its remote ori
gin in the malaria then introduced into his system, A post-mortc-m examination confirmed all that
his physicians had believed.
His high example of spotless integrity cannot be without its influence upon those who shall
come after him, and, repeated from generation to generation, will last forever. His cliaracter is
worth moro to his country than his deeds, Mr. Sumner pronounced the judgment ot the Senate
and the people when he spoke of him as of perfect integrity and austerest virtue, and inaccessible
to the temptations which, in various forms, beset the avenues of public life,
"True friend, steady leader, wise counsellor, considerate patr ot, devoted lo liberty and his
country," (said another paper,) "he has, gone to his reward, and the greatest of thos" who spoko

K Gen. Samuel Fessenden and Descendants. 709
a person whom he , believed to be guilty of the offence with which he was
charged, and that indeed he had never been consulted by any such."
" He was the author of two orations, delivered when a young man, and of a treatise
on the Institution, Duties, aud Importance of Juries. A genial man, the frosts of
age failed to chill tbe enthusiasm of his early youth. He was a sincere Christian,
and a gentlem.an of the old school; stately, kindly in presence, liberal to the poor,
and an indulgent parent. The purest sources of his enjoyment and the best influences
of his life, he found in the domestic circle,"
New Eng. Hist, and Gen. Begister, Vol. xxv. No. 3.
Of his children, viz. : nine sons and two daughters — five of the sons were edu
cated at Bowdoin College and three at Dartmouth ; four were educated to the law ;
three studied medicine, and one theology. Three have been members of Congress.
Ees. New Gloucester and Portland, Me.
8276. Samttel-Clkmbnt, married Abby Grosvenor. He was a member of
Congress,
8377. Thomas- A-D. , was also a member of Congress.
8378. Dakiel-AA', , was in business with his father from 1854 to 1861.
[We have not the names of the other children,]
or listened to these eulogies will be fortunate indeed if, when his work below is done, he shal^
leave behind him a life as pure and useful, a character as upright and honorable, a record as un-
selflsh and praiseworthy as that of William-Pitt Fessenden."— [Compiled tiom an article by Capt.
Geo-Henry Preble, U,S.N., in the New Eng. Hist.an^ Gen. Meg., "Vol. XXV, JVo. 3, where is found a hue
likeness of Hon. Wm-Pitt Fessenden.]
Children:
1. Mart, b. 16 June, 1832; d, 10 Dec, 1848,
2, Gen. Jamzs-Ueering, b. 28 Sept. 1833; grad. Bowdoin College, 1852; married, 5 Nov. 1856, Frances
Cushmg Greeley. He entered tne United States Army as an additional Aid-de-Camp, with the
rank of Co. onel, 16 July, 1862; was promoted t-i Brigadier-General. 8 Aug. 1864, and honorably
mustered out of service as a Brigadier and Brevet Major-General, 15 Jau, 1866,
3, William-H ;WAED, b. 5 May, 1835; received the degree of LL.H. fioiu H.irvard Law School, 1860;
and Bowdoin College conferred on him the honorary degree of A.M., 1865.
4. Gen. FnANCis, b, IS Mar, lS3a, Portland; grad, Bowdoin College, 1K5S, H.U,, 1859; m, Portland, 26
Aug, 1863, EUen- Winslow* Fox [10712], b. 16 Aug, 18-39, Poitiand, Me,, dau, of Judge Edward, ot
P., and Lucy-BUen' (Winslow) (Natlum', John^, Xailian*, James', Job^, Kenelm^,). He entered
the United States Army as a Captain of 19th Keg. of Intantry, May 14, 1861; was on recruiting
duty, July, 1861, to Jan. 186-2; commanding a company in the Army of the Cumberland to Apr.
1862; was engaged at the battle of Shiloh, and severely wounded in the arm; was Colonel of the
25th Beg., Maine Vols., Oct. 1863 to Jan. 1863; commanding 3d Brigade, Casey's Division, in
department at Washington, &c. ; commanding 1st Brigade, Abercrombie's Division, and engaged
in the battle of ChantUly. 'Va.; Colonel ot .30th Maine Vols., and engaged in the Red River cam
paign; commandinga regiment aud engaged in the battles of Pleasant HiU and Monett's BluH,
La.; was severely -nounded and lost his right leg. Brigadier-General of United States 'Volun
teers, May, 1864, Member of Military Commission, ¦Washington, D.C, and commanding 1st
Inf antry Division, Department of West Virginia, to July, 1865. Commanding 1st Brigade, Han
cock's Corps, July, 1865. He was a member of the Board for examination of officers, July to
August 1865; member of the Wirtz MUitary Commis»ion,August to October, 1865; was president
of tbe Court of Inquiry, and of a Military Commission, Nov. 1865to Jiar. 1866; was assistant
commissioner of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, Maryland, West
Virginia, and the Shenandoah VaUey, July to September 1866 „ ^ ,, ,^ ,
irevet Major-General United States Volunteers, 19 Nov. 1865, for gallant and meritorious
services in the field during the war; was promoted Brevet Ma]or United States Army, 6 July,
1864 for gallant and meritorious services at I he battle of ShUoh, Tenn., where.he was severely
•wounded in the arm. BrevetLieute-iant-ColonelUnitedStates Army, 6 July, 1864, for g llant and
meritorious services at Monett's Bluff. La. Brevet Colonel and Brigndier-General United Stal es
Armv 18 Mar. 18U5. Brevet Major-General United States Army for meritoriouB and gallant
services during the war. Declined the appointment of I.ieutenant-Col onel of the 45th Infantry,
August, 186b, Was transferred to the J:8th U.S, Infantry by the re-organization of the Army
Eetired on his own application, with the rank of Brigadier-General United States Army 1
Nov 1866 Re&. ls!i, Portland, Me.
ChUd: Edward-Fox, born April, 1866.
S SAMnEL b 6 Jan 1841; grad. Bowdoin College, 1861. He was mortaUy wounded at BuIlEunVa., .30
A^g 1863 aSd died at Ceutreville, 1 Sept^l862; was First Lieutenant in the 2d Maine Battery
anl'actiiig aid to Brigadier General Z-B. Tower when wounded. „.,„-,,, „ „,
BUU cn-i/iuB oiii "" B \Hist. and Qen. Begister, Vol, xxv. No. S].

710 Capt. Isaac* Pa/rsona. K
8379. MARTHA* [8365] (Sarah* (Winslow) Chandler, Bamabaif, Gilbert*, Na
thaniel', Kenelm',) b. 13 Aug. 1769, New Gloucester, Me.; d. 9 Dec. 1833; married
atN.G., 19 Jan. 1790, Capt. Isaac' PARSONS, b. 12 Aug. 1766, N.G., s. of CoL
Isaac*, of N.G. 1761, (Dea. Isaac*, Ebenezer', Jeffrey',) and Salome (Merrill). [See
Memorial of Jeffrey' Parsons.] He was clerk of the first parish in New Gloucester
twenty-nine years; selectman and assessor fifteen years; and an oflScer in the Mas
sachusetts militia thirteen years. The following obituary notice appeared in the
Chr'isiian Mirror at the time of his death:
In Glenburn (formerly Dutton) 9th inst. [8 Oct. 1888], Isaac Parsons, Esq., aged 73.
The death of this man will be lamented by a numerous circle of friends who
have known him for many years. Although he moved in a retired sphere and was
unambitious of public notoriety, still there are many who kne-sM his worth and will
drop the tear of sorrow that they shall see his face no more in the land of the living.
Capt. P. was the eldest son of the late Col. Parsons of New Gloucester. His whole
life has exhibited one continued series of laudable sobriety, inoffensiveness, and
regularity. It is believed that no man ever sustained a more irreproachable charac
ter, that there is no man living who can with truth accuse him of a mean, immoral,
or dishonorable act, that no man ever saw him give way to a gust of sudden pas
sion, or knew the sun to go down on his wrath. In the town of New Gloucester,
where he was born and brought up, and where his foibles (if any) were known, it is
believed that no solitary instance of one can be found who ever felt a spirrt of hos
tility towards him. For three-score years the writer of this article traveled with him
on the journey of life, and during all that period never knew the deceased to use
bitter invective or reproachful language towards any human being, nor heard him
utter a profane word. He was uniform in all things. Adversity and prosperity
seemed alike to him — he neither shrunk under the one nor rejoiced at the other.
His equanimity of mind was unusual. If death entered his windows and took from
him a promising son or an only daughter, he moved on in the even tenor of his way
without a sigh or a groan, his resignation apparent in all he said and did. He
seemed to give up all his concerns into the hands of Pro'vidence, and regulated his
desires by the laws of obedience. He carried in his breast a little Paradise, and a
Heaven in prospect. He sat above the reach of fortune, and beheld with an air of
unconcern, under his feet, all the storms and tempests that dash in pieces other
men's felicity.
He never coveted success or feared disappointment. He opened his door no less
cheerfully to want than to abundance. His religion was practical. If to remember
the Sabbath-day to keep it holy — ^if to fear God and keep his commandments — if
to do to others as you would that they should do to you — if there be any 'virtue in
keeping these commands, then Capt. Parsons was a virtuous, good man. Com.
New Gloucester, Me.
Children bom in New Gloucester:
8380. 1. Rbbkcca, b. 18 Dec. 1793; d. 14 July, 1794, N.G.
8381. 3. Pelbg-Chandlbk, b. 16 Jan. 1796; d. 31 Jan. 1801, N.G.
8382. 3. Ebkn, M.D., b. 11 June, 1798; was taken ill while on a visit to his father,
and died at his house, 16 July, 1836. He received the degree of M.D.
from Bowdoin College, in 1835, afld, for about six months, practiced

^ Descendants of Sarah' { Windmo ) Cliandler. 711
his profession at Whitefield, Me. He married, 13 Jan. 1826, Miriam
Swett, of Windham, Jle., b. 5 June, 1805, dau. of Curtis, of W., b. 25
Aug. 1768, and Loranah (Purinton), b. 7 Apr. 1775. 8.p.
She res. 1871, 'Portland, Me.
8383. 4. Isaac, [8288] b. 8 May, 1801; d. 21 Dec. 1834, N.G.
8-284. 6. Hannah-Andkrson, b. 3 .Vug. 1803; d. 5 Dec. 1803. Her death was
occasioned by a fall from a chaise.
8385. 6. Nathan, [8289] b. 38 Dec, 1801; m, Nancy Doe; m. 2d, Aurelia-Payson
Brown,
8386. 7. MosBS, [8299] b, 10 Feb. 1807; m. 30 Sept. 1839, Betsey Dyer.
8387. 8. M.4.RTHA-CHAin)LER, b. 9 May, 1809; d. of consumption, 16 Mar. 1827,
N.G.
8288. ISAAC, [8283] (Martha* {Chandler) Parsons, Sarah* (Winslow) Chandler,
Barnabas*, Gilbert, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 8 May, 1801, New Gloucester, Me.,
died there, 21 Dec. 1824. The following article, taken from the Maine Gazette of
1825, was written by a college class-mate, Wm-Pitt Fessenden, s. of Gen. Samuel
Fessenden [8275] :
"When self-esteem, or others' adulation.
Would cunningly persuade us we were something
Above the common level of mankind,
The grave gainsays the smooth-complexioued tale,
And with blunt truth acquaints us what we are."
It is not often that I attempt to deal with serious subjects. Yet to the most
careless and supine, such subjects must sometimes necessarily occur. We look back into
the short period we have passed since first our opening faculties awoke to full per
ception, and the recollection of scenes that are gone forever forewarns us that but a
little while, an^ all that now cheers and exhilarates must flee away. If our memory
brings to us aught of pain and sorrow, it excites our fears for the future. If it recalls
aught of pleasures, we lament that, in being so transitory, they have left us nothing
but to regret their remembrance. But so it is. And perhaps it is well for us, that
these fond regrets, these delicious lockings back, these fears for the future, should
thus pei-petually recur. To him who will allow himself time for reflection, and who
will condescend to draw -wisdom from trifles, they are of benefit in reminding
him that "All that's bright must fade,
The brightest still the fleetest."
Historians tell ua, that when Xerxes, seated on an eminence, reviewed his vast and
almost countless army, when he saw his millions marching in proud array before
their sovereign, their hearts buoyant 'with the hope of conquest, and their bosoms
beating high with martial excitement, he wept at the reflection,- that, but a few
fleeting years and ^1 that goodly assemblage must pass from the earth, and all those
proud hearts be cold and senseless. What a lesson for a barbarian to teach us. It
is but an oft-told tale, that the sovereign and his subject must one day lie side by side,
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sceptre 'will indeed one day be no more to him than a palmer's walking-staff, that his
gorgeous palace must crumble into i"uins, and he must exchange his "large kingdom
for a little grave." Death makes no distinctions. It annihilates time itself. Visit
yonder grave-yard and read there the records of its doings among us. The blast •of
the desert, at the same time that it tears up by the roots the old and gnarled oak,
spares not the young and tender sapling. The modest and tender flower too, it sweeps
away. So, old age bows beneath the blast of death ; middle life falls with violence
to the earth ; youth perishes in its pride and comeliness ; and, last of all, infancy is
crushed to atoms beneath its foot.
It was but a short time since that I saw announced in the weekly chronicle of
mortality the death of a young man, who, if aught of worth could save, would
have yet been spared. It was a simple annunciation, a mere record of his age, the
disease of which he died, and the time of his departure. In those who knew him
not, it awakened no emotion. But to me, who had known and reverenced his tal
ents and his virtues from infancy, it was the occasion of deep and serious regret.
He was the victim of an hereditary consumption. His life was short and unpro
ductive of events, but yet, perhaps a brief statement of his history may not be
uninteresting. Tho father of I. P. was a small farmer in the 'vicinity of the neighborhood'
where i dwelt, when I flrst saw him. Burdened with the cares of a large family,
he could do no more than, by their aid, support himself and them.
Till late boyhood, he of whom I speak was kept upon the farm, diligently ex
erting himself in his vocation, and little dreaming of aught else than spending the
remainder of his days in cultivating the paternal acres. His health began then to
decline, and he was forced to recruit, and at length wholly to cease his exertions.
Even at this early period, he had given evidence of those fine natural powers
which afterwards gained him so much credit, I have still in my possession many
occasional pieces of poetry written by him under all the disadvantages of his situa
tion, and which evince a strength and vigor that needed only the pruning-knife of
elegant literature to make it start up into a luxurious and noble growth. It was at
this time that he flrst began to think of obtaining an education. But his funds
were inadequate to the object. He was able to obtain some books from his friends
and with these he commenced his operations. His zeal was indefatigable. Often
you might see him, when the whole village beside was wrapt in sleep, by the Ught
of his solitary taper, bending over his books, his pale face lighted up with the
flashes of intellectual gratification. He was soon fitted for college, but poverty
stood in his way. lie resolved, however, to conquer this obstacle. No one would
assist him; he determined to assist himself. He took a school at the best wao-es he
could get, which indeed were small, aud in that way acquired something to begin
with. Hard was his lot through the three years of his college life. He obtained a
petty office,- and this helped him some. He was rigidly economical, but still he
needed assistance. He taught school in his vacations, and yet he had not enough.
"Slow rises worth, by poverty deprest."
-.0 one ever better exemplified this than did my departed friend. He made
out, however, to got through. He finished his collegiate course, a poet, a scholar.

^ Isam" Parsons. tl3
and a Christian. At this time his health had worn much worse. His continued
application, his unremitted, fervent industry, had poisoned the very springs of hia
existence. But brighter days began now to dawn upon him. Some benevolent in-
dividuals, who had become acquainted with his worth, had succeeded in procuring
him the aid of a society, formed with the design of assisting young men of talents
and morals in procuring an education. He was accordingly placed at one of our
most flourishing institutions, as a student of divinity, and here he recommenced his
labors, -with renewed zeal and increased hopes. But, alas! soon these hopes were
blighted. His friends had confidently asserted that, as his ill-health was owing solely
to his great exertions, he would soon recover it when placed in a situation so compar-
atively easy. But it seemed as if his exertions were all that had preserved him in
being. His intense assiduity, his great labors, had left him no time to die. But
now that they were at an end, and he could look forward with confidence to future
years of ease and tranquility, disease and sickness came upon him like a whirlwind.
In a little more than a year from his leaving college, he died. He was deposited
in the little burying-ground of his native village, and naught but a narrow mound of
earth points out his grave to the traveler.
I could tell something of his love too — but I have said enough, perhaps too
much, already.
A young man in consumption is at any time an interesting object. We weep to
see the fond hopes of parents blighted in the opening, to see disease, slow and
deadly, taking the place of health and vigor, to see the brilliancy of the eye waxing
faint, the fair and comely cheek assuming the sallow hue of death, and the whole
form wasting slowly away before the touch of its fell destroyer. This is far more
terrible than sudden and instantaneous dissolution. This latter bursts upon us like
a thunder-stroke ; for a while our frightened senses reel beneath the shock, but
owing to our natural elasticity, it passes away, and leaves no impression. The
former is a continual moving spectacle. While beholding such gradual and yet
ceaseless decay, we feel as if in the presence of the King of Terrors, and careless
indeed must be that man who cpuld forget the lesson which it brings him. But
how much heavier is the blow when, in addition to all this, genius, learning, and
piety become the victim of this insatiable monster. In such the world is interested.
While around the couch of a child, a father, a mother, friends and relations pour
their unavailing tears, the spirits of present and future time bewail the loss of' genius
and of virtue so transcendent as was his. For myself, I never look up to the win
dow where so oft I have seen him sitting, wrapt in his intensity of thought, without
bowin"' with instinctive reverence. And I almost expect to see his pale face look
ing out upon me, and returning ray salutation with one of those heart-beaming
smiles which I so much valued. The turf which covers his remains is sacred to me.
And whenever I 'visit the spot where he sleeps, and contemplate again the beauty,
the excellence of his character, I almost imagine myself to have received a spark of
that heavenly flame which blazed so brightly in his bosom. p.
His brother Nathan' informs us that he left about one hundred pages of manu
script prose and verse, which were destroyed in 1864, when the house of his ¦
brother Moses' was burnt. Among the poems were the following: — Lines coaposed
on the death of his grandfather Chandler, in 1819;' " Mental Diversity,'" which was

714 Nathan^ Parsons and Descendants. K
delivered befr^s the Philharmonic Society of New Gloucester; "Tower of Babel;"
" Acrostic on the name Sarah Chandler ;" ' ' Envy ;" and ' ' Description of Lewiston
Palls." Among his prose articles were: — "A Pedagogue's Defense;" "A Forensic
Disputation ; " and several themes.
8289. NATHAN', [8285] (Martha* (Chandler) Parsons, Sarah* (Winslow) Chand
ler, Bamdba^, Gilbert*, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 28 Dec. 1804, New Gloucester, Me.;
m. Glenburn, Me., 17 Apr. 1834, Nancy Doe, b. 12 Jan. 1810, Washington, Me.,
dau. of Samuel and Abigail (Pitch) of G. He married 2d, Atkinson, Me., 18 June,
1851, Aurelia-Payson Brown, b. 31 Mar. 1831, dau. of Jacob and Malinda (Clifford)
of A. About 1839 he removed from New Gloucester to Roxbury, Mass., remaining
there a year. He then went to Dutton, now Glenburn, Me., where he has since
resided. Glenburn Centre was then a wilderness, but Mr. Parsons wrote, in 1871,
that, from his farm, he could see twenty towns lying in the distance, and Mt.
Katahdin, some ninety miles away. He has taught school twenty-one seasons; has
held various town offices, having been selectman, overseer of the poor, assessor of
taxes, and town treasurer; has also been treasurer of the Glenburn Bible Society,
clerk of the Congregational Church, and a member of the Sabbath School Committee.
Glenhim, Me.
Children born in Glenburn :
8390. 1. Maetha-Chandlbb', b. 8 Feb. 1835; m. .Chicago, BL, 17 Nov. 1858,
Henry Eldridge, b. 28 Dec. 1832, Ashfield, Mass., s, of EU and Susan
(Hall) of A. He was educated at Sanderson Academy, Ashfield; re
moved to Dwight, III,, where he has been a deacon of the Congregational
Church since 1865; has also been justice of the peace two years. Mer
chant, and agent for Florence Sewing Machines. Res. 1871, Dwight, IU,.
Child:
8291. Alice-Hall", b. 19 Sept. 1861, Dwight.
8293. 2. John-Pesham", b. 15 Mar. 1837; married in D., 24 Oct. 1866, Lizzie
Pitch, of Bristol, Me., born there, 38 Nov. 1836, dau. of Hai-ratt and
Sally-D. (McParland) of B. House and sign painter.
Res. Dwight, HI., and, 1871, El Dorado, Kansas.
8393. 3, Esthbr-Chandlek', b. 9 Aug. 1839 ; d. 4 Mar. 1866, and was buried in
Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago, III.
8394. 4. Jambs-Birnby', b. 17 Dec. 1843; enUsted at Bangor, Me., 4 Aug. 1862,
in Co. A, 18th Reg, Maine Vol. Inf. ; in 1863, the regiment was trans
ferred, and was known as the "First Maine Heavy Artillery." He was
sergeant in Co. A, and was in the First Brigade, Third Division, aud
Second Army Corps ; was at the siege of Petersburg and Richmond, and
present at the surrender of Gen. Lee, at which time his regiment, which
Aad numbered two thousand, was reduced to three hundred. He assisted
in carrying his colonel, Daniel Chaplain, from the field at Deep Bottom,
where he was mortally wounded. At the time of his discharge at B.,
6 June, 1865, Col. B-B. Shepherd was in command of the regiment, and
Samuel-E. Burnham captain of his company. Dealer in agricultural
implements, etc. Res. 1871, Dwight, IU.

^ Moses' Parsons and DescendamU. 716
8395. 5. Mart-Nanct», b. 15 July, 1853; d. 30 July, 1853.
8393. 6. Isaac-Nathan', b. 10 Jan, 1855; d. 36 Apr. 1858.
8397. 7. Hbi.en-Mabt«, b. 5 Dec. 1859.
8398. 8. Hannah-Acrelia', b. 31 Sept. 1863.
8299. MOSES', [8386] (Martha* (Chandler) Parsons, Sarah* (Winshw) Chandler,
Barnabas*, Gilbert', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 10 Feb. 1807, New Gloucester, Me. ; m.
Brewer, Me., 30 Sept. 1839, Betsey Dyer, b. 33 Dec. 1815, Bucksport, Me., dau. of
Jesse and Rachael (Cobb) of Bucksport, Brewer, and Tarmo'ith, Me. Farmer;
selectman and town clerk several years; taught school twenty-four winters. He
removed from New Gloucester, Jle., to Glenburn, in 1833; represented the Orono
and Glenburn District in tho Legislature in 1857. In July, 1864, his buildings were
burned, and in November of that year, having sold his farm, he removed to Portland,
May, 1865, to North Yarmouth ; and May, 1866, returned to Glenburn, where he was
residing in 1871. P.O. add. East Bangor, Me.
Children:
8800. 1. Isaac-Henry', b. 25 Oct, 1840, Glenburn; m. by A-K-P. Small, Bangor,
Me., 15 May, 1864, to Jennie Thomas, b. 2 June 1839, Centre Harbor,
N.Y., dau. of Bradbury-J. and Sally (Smith) of Durham, N.H. He en
listed in the 18th Reg. Maine Vols. ; wben near Washington, had a
fever, and for eighteen months after was unable to utter a loud word.
The late Dr. Quimby restored his voice by external manipulations.
Farmer. Res. Glerdnim; P.O. add. 1873, East Bangor, Me.
Children bom in Glenburn:
8301. 1. George-Henry", b. 11 Feb. 1865.
8303. 2. Ernest-Delmont", b. 17 Apr. 1872.
8303. 2. CiTRTis- Ambrose', b. 9 Jan, 1844, Glenburn; m. by Rev. Edward-Payson
Thwing, Portland, Me., 3 Dec. 1868, to Lucy-M. Stevens, b. 1 Jan. 1845,
Portland, dau. of Dani^, of P., b. 12 Aug. 1813, Westbrook, Cumber
land Co., Me., d. 6 Feb. 1867, at P., and Sarah (Kimball), b. 22 Jan.
1813, Kennebunk, York Co., Me. Merchant. Res. 1873, Portland, Me.
8304. 3. James-Oscab', b. 25 Nov. 1845; d. 30 Sept. 1846.
8305. 4. James-Oscak', b. 15 Mar. 1848; m. Bangor, Me., 24 Dec. 1868, Eila-A.
Gibbs, b. 24 Dec. 1848, Glenburn, dau. of Eben-Kasey, b. 27 Jan. 1817,
at G., and Mary-Ann (Pierce), b. 3 Mar. 1819, Orrington, Me. Parmer.
P.O. add. 1871, East Bangor, Me,
Children :
8306. 1. Louise-Gibbs", b. 20 Mar. 1870.
8307. 2. Minnie-Blanche", b. 20 July, 1872, G.
8308. PELEG', [8367] (Sarah* (Winslow) Chandler, Barnabas*, Gilbert, Na
thanieV, Kenelm',) b.9 Sept. 1773, New Gloucester, Me. ; d. 18 Jan. 1847, Bangor, Me. ;
married atN.G., 7 Dec. 1797, Esther" Parsons, b. 18 Jan. 1775, N.G., dau. of Col.
Isaac* of N.G., (Dea. Isaac*, Ebenezer', Jeffrey', of Gloucester, Mass.,) and Salome
(Merrill). [See 8279, and Memorial of Jeffrey' Parsons.] He grad. at Brown Um-

8310.

2,

8311.

3.

8312.

4.

8313.

5.

8314.

6.

8315.

7.

716 Descendants of Judge Peleg' Chandler. K
versity, 1795; practiced law in N.G. until 1826, when he removed to Bangor, con
tinuing to practice there until his death. He held the office of judge. Bangor, Me.
Children born in New Gloucester :
8309. 1. Bbtsby-P ARSONS, [8319] b. 5 Sept. 1798; d. 11 Apr. 1860; m. Dr. Josiah
Deane.
Ebtheh-Parsons, b. 20 Aug. 1800; d. 13 Sept. 1800, N.G.
Chablbs-P ARSONS, [8332] b. 29 Oct. 1801; d. 17 Nov. 1857; married  .
Hannah- Anderson, b. 18 Sept. 1803; d. 25 June, 1808, N.G.
Sarah-Mabia-Winslow, [8334] b. 13 Dec. 1805; m. Rev. Ariel-Parish
Chute.
The'ophilus-Parsons, [8340] b. 13 Oct. 1807; m. Eliza-Julia Schlatter.
7. Hannah- Anderson, [8353] b. 13 June, 1809; d. 20 Jan. 1863; m. Wm-
Henry Ropes.
8316. 8. Esthbr-Parsons, [8360] b. 24 Jan. 1812; d. 10 Apr. 1846, New York
City ; m. Harry-Quincy Andrews.
8317. 9. Horace-Philip, b. 13 Apr. 1814; d. 28 Jan. 1818.
8318. 10. Peleg- Whitman, b. 12 Apr. 1816; lawyer, flrm of Chandler, Thayer
& Hudson, 27 Court St. Res. 154 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
8319. BETSEY-PARSONS', [8309] (dau. of Peleg' Chandler,) b. 5 Sept. 1798,
New Gloucester; d. 11 Apr. 1860, Bangor, and was buried there. She married, 27
Oct. 1822, Dr. Josiah DEANE, of Phippsburg, Me., born in 1796, s. of Zadoc, of
Minot, Me. In August, 1820, he commenced practice in Bowdoinhara; Nov. 1821,
removed to Phippsburg, where he had an extensive practice, being highly esteemed
for his skill. He died 26 May, 1854, aud was buried in Bangor. Phippskirg, Me.
Children :
8320. 1. Henry-Martyn', b. 3 Nov. 1823, Phippsburg; d. Oct. 1866, Tahiti,
Society Islands.
8321. 2. Sarah-Maria', b. 28 Nov. 1834, P, ; d, 37 Nov. 1851, Bangor, at the
residence of her father. She married, 33 Oct, 1846, Rev, Thoinas-Davee
Sturtevant, of Portland, 5Ie., b. 1819; d. 18 May, 1850, Sacramento,
Cal.
Child:
8322. Thomas-Carpenter*, b. Dec. 1849; d, 16 Sept. 1851.
8323. 3. Esther-Parsons', b. 9 July, 1826, Phippsburg; married, 27 July, 1846,
Rev. Lemuel-Chandler Spofford, ol Bedford, N.H., who died 12 Apr.
1869, La Porte, Ind.
Children:
8324. 1. Henry-Chandler', b. 20 Apr. 1853, De Pere, Wis. ; d. 10 June, 1859.
8325. 2. John-Frederic", b.. 6 Oct. 1856,
8326. 4. JbsiAH-FoRBUsH', b. 11 Feb. 1828; probably died young.
8327. 6. Eliza', b. 3 June, 1830, Phippsburg; married, 36 Dec. 1866, james-Samuel
Howe, of Bangor. Lawyer and U. S. Commissioner. Res. 1871, Bangor, Me.

^ Descendants of Sarah" ( Winslow ) Chandler. 717
8338. 6. Mary-Pessbndsn', b. 38 Sept. 1833, Bangor.
8329. 7. JoiflN-FEBDERic', b. 3 Sept. 1835, " ; d. 2 Jan. 1872, New Or
leans, La.
8330. 8. Annie-Clbveland', b. 28 Aug. 1837, " ; married, 25 July, 1867,
Rev. Clay Mc Cauley, of Chambersburg, Penn.
8331. 9. Josiah-Whitman', b. 1839, Bangor; d. 5 Oct. 1859, Galveston, Texas.
8S33. CH.\RLES-P ARSONS', [8311] (s. of I^eleg' Chandler,) b. 39 Oct. 1801,
New Gloucester, Me.; grad. Bowdoin College, 1832; d. 17 Nov, 1857, Poxcroft, Me.
We add the following notices of his death :
We regret to learn that Hon. Charles P, (handler, senator elect from Piscata
quis county, died very suddenly, of disease of the heart, at his residence in Poxcroft,
on Tuesday evening last. He had been in his usual health until a short time previous,
when, feeling rather unwell, he took some medicine, but was soon found to be dying,
and expired before the physician could be recalled.
He was a man universally respected and beloved for his estimable qual
ities of both head and heart; and his death will be deeply lamented by a large
circle of friends and acquaintances, not only in his own county but throughout the
State. He was known and relied upon as a man of the strictest integrity, sterling
good sense, and sound judgment, and enjoyed in the highest degree the confidence
of all with whom he had intercourse or association. The people of his town aud
county fully appreciated his abilities and worth, and have frequently testified thereto
by placing him in many positions of responsibility and honor. He has filled many
important town offices, and has several times represented his district in the House of
Representatives, and also the county in the State Senate — and was at the time of his
death a senator elect. In him the republican party has lost, an able, eamest, and
faithful advocate of its principles, and the community a valuable member.
Bangor Whig, Nov. 19, 1857.
Charles P-\esons Chandler. — On a bleak day in January, ten years ago, three
brothers met, from long distances, in a remote village near Portland, to. lay in his
ancestral burial-place the mortal remains of an honored father. He was a man of
marked character, of a commanding presence, and had inspired his children with
affectionate admiration. His sons were of the same profession with himself, and
owed whatever of siiccess they had attained to his own instructions. They had re
moved his natural body to his and their native town, in compliance with his dying
request, and the unostentatious monume^.t that marks the spot recites that it was
erected by his surviving sons "in affectionate respect for the character of their father,
teacher, and friend." And now, within a few days, the oldest of these sons, and the
one most beloved perhaps by that father, has passetl forward to join his friend and
early master in the law. Few men were more generally known tliroughout big
native State; no man was more beloved and respected ; and although his decease has
been everywhere referred to, a few more words will be pardoned by those who knew
him. Indeed, there are circumstances in his personal history that cannot fail of
encouragement to men who never heard his name.
Educated for the bar, and entering upon the profession with the zeal,
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718 Hon. Charles- Par soni Chandler. R
man of his age, he soon perceived that a hereditary and increasing tendency to deaf
ness must greatly impair his usefulness in this occupation, if it did not entirely debar
him from the practice. For years he strove in silence against this strengthening
conviction, and when at length it became certain that any cure, or even slight
mitigation was not to be expected, he calmly submitted to this darkening shadow of
his professional success. He felt, as all deaf men must and do feel, that this infirm
ity affects the mind as well as the body ; that one debarred from all the ordinary inter
course of society, hearing only what is specially addressed to him, is Uke a traveler
who looks on a beautiful scene in nature through an inverted telescope or a colored
glass, receiving no adequate impression of its real character; or like one whose only
impression of a landscape is derived from the sketches of an artist. He felt, too, as
deaf men naturally feel, a sensitiveness for the defect, and a desire to ¦withdraw
entirely from society, from a feeling of repugnance at the prominence which it is
apt to give them, and an indisposition to annoy their friends by taxing kindness
to excess in the casual intercourse of life. But he did what many deaf people are
unable to do. He resisted, and successfully resisted these feelings and this course of
action ; and great was his reward in so doing.
Of a gentle and retiring nature, he could never force himself upon others. He
never made himself or his infirmity prominent ; although entirely conscious of the
overshadowing misfortune of his life, and often suffering intensely on account of it,
he suffered in silence, and always maintained an outward tone of cheerfulness, that
made him a most desirable companion for the grave or the mirthful. Such was his
manner, the delicacy, simplicity, and truthfulness of his charrcter, that no one felt
bound to make special exertions on his behalf; and when he was present, there was
no embarrassment because he did not hear.
He was never in the way, and no man's society was raore eagerly sought, al
though it was quite difficult to converse with him at all. But he always preserved a
just and proper self-respect. Grateful for the sympathy of all who knew him, he
never sought to increase it, and, well knowing that pity is next akin to contempt,
he was too conscious of his own mental powers to allow the patronizing air of coarse
men towards a physical infirmity; and for those, if there were any, who would sneer
and mock his weakness, he had no word of remonstrance. He knew his burthen
and strength was given him to bear it with firmness, dignity, and cheerfulness:
To no perverse suspicion he gave way.
No languor, peevishness, nor vain complaint.
It would have pained him when living to have these things said, but now that
he is gone, it is proper that they should be said, by way of encouragement and warn
ing to those in a similar condition.
Nor did he rehnquish his profession. Having become thoroughly fitted for its
practice by long years of study and experience, he had no idea of sacrificing the ad
vantages so painfully acquired, but determined to persevere in the same direction,
although fully conscious of the difficulties and mortifications to be encountered ; and
this he did with fair success for thirty years, although, of course, debarred from some
portions of its multifarious duties. He always found enough to do. A well-read
lawyer, a safe counsellor, a sagacio is man, he was consulted far and near. No man

^ Hon. Charles-Parson^^ Chandler. 719
was more deservedly trusted with the dearest rights of others. He carried into life
the prayer of tho great moralist, for the ability and the disposition to settle, adjust,
and terminate controversies ; to calm the angry passions of men ; to establish peace
among neighbors; to aid the oppressed; to protect the innocent; and to see that the
guilty suffered no wrong through prejudice or passion. He was universally regarded
as a peacemaker; and he annihilated, in his own community, the prejudice against
the bar, and forever destroyed the vulgar error, that a la'wyer is necessarily the
promoter of strife or the exciter of angry passions in men.
Although not destitute of ambition for public life, he, for many years, dis
couraged all attempts to thrust him forward. But of late he was induced to accept
some positions of honor and of trust. He had been a member of both branches of
the Legislature, and he performed the duties to the great satisfaction of his con
stituents; and, what sometimes seemed singular, no member seemed better posted in
the daily proceedings of those bodies, or was listened to with greater respect in
debate, although he could not hear one word that was said by others.
These are no mere complimentary phrases, and indiscriminate praises of the
dead. What is here said is carefully considered, and although from the pen of one
who knew him well, and who has been these many years filled with admiration for
his character, and gratitude and consolation for the light of his example, there are
thousands of li-ving men who know that these statements come short of the, truth.
There is no man Uving who 'will question them.
The departure of this good man was in harmony with his life, calm, kindly—
without a struggle to prevent the passing spirit from leaving its last impression of
peace upon his features. He was sitting by the fireside, alraost engaged in con
versation, when he appeared to drop asleep, as was not unusual at this time of the
day. His manner of breathing attracted attention, and it was soon found that the
spirit had passed on, and the ear that heard not was unstopped forever.
The burial took place on the last day of the week. The body was laid out in
citizen's dress, and those present thought there never was a face more noble and
beautiful in death. The wrinkles in the high forehead were all smoothed out— the
eyes Ughtly closed as in sleep, and a most benignant smile rested upon the mouth, the
last imprint of the departing spirit. The feeling in the community was a sermon to
the faithless. Old men would hang over the corpse with streaming eyes, and then
stoop down and kiss the face and move silently away, whUe throughout the com
munity there was a general feeling of sadness. The body was laid in a gentle
deoUvity on the banks of the Piscataquis :
And yon tall pine tree, whose composing sound
Was wasted on the good man's living ear.
Hath now its own peculiar sanctity ;
And, at the touch of every wandering breeze,
Murmurs, not idly, o'er his peaceful grave. From a Boston paper.
The announcement of his death was made to the Senate by Mr. HamUn, of
Penobscot, who said:
Mr. Pbesidbnt; I would take this occasion to announce through you to the
Senate the death of the Hon. Charles Parsons Chandler, member elect to this board
13

720 Hon. Chwrles -Parsons' Chandler. S.
from the county of Piscataquis, who died at his residence in Poxcroft, in November
last, at the age of fifty-six years. .
On the day of his decease, he was apparently in good health, and engaged in
his usual busiuess; and on the evening of the same day, while sitting in his chair, at
his own fireside, he suddenly expired, 'without a struggle or a groan, and almost
without the notice of his family by which he was surrounded.
As he has no colleague upon this floor, as one of the Senators from the adjoining
county of Penobscot, and which formerly embraced 'within its limits the constituency
of the deceased, 1 have thought it not improper in me to make this announcement,
and to pay some sUght tribute of respect to the character of our lamented friend.
He was born in the town of New Gloucester, in this State, and more than thirty
years ago he located himself in the valley of the Piscataquis, where, for several
years he taught an academy. He soon opened a law office in the town of Poxcroft,
where he continued to practice to the time of his decease. * * *
The Governor of the Universe has summoned him to another scene of action.
His labors here are finished; there begun.
My acquaintance with the deceased was short. We met one year ago as
strangers. I first learned his worth in the committee room,
"Where his social converse was itself a feast "
Affable, courteous, unassuming in his every day deportment — a sate and correct
adviser— an industrious and faithful legislator — we parted as friends. His death is a
loss, not only to his family, but alike to his constituents— the Senate — ^the State;
but "Thee to deplore, were grief misspent indeed,
It were to weep that goodness has its meed ;
That there is bliss prepared in yonder sky.
And glory for the virtuous when they die."
The resolutions were then unanimously adopted by risinw.
On motion of Mr, Jones, that Senator was charged 'with a message to the House,
informing that body of the death of Hon. Charies P. Chandler, Senator elect, from
the Tenth Senatorial District; and subsequently reported that he had deUvered the
message. Mr. Chapman moved as a further mark of respect to the memory of the deceased,
that the Senate do now adjourn. And the Senate adjourned to Monday at eleven
o'clock. Mr. Chandler married, but we have not the name of his wife. In 1871 she was
residing in Poxcroft, Me.
Child :
8333. Maj. Chari.es-Pkli,, enlisted in the Union army, and was killed in battle,
in Virginia— date unknown. He was a lawyer in Poxcroft.
8334. SARAH-MARIA-WTNSLOW', [8313] (dau. of Peleg' Chandler,) b 31
Dec. 1805, New Gloucester, Me. ; m. by Rev. John iMaltby, Bangor, Me., 25 Apr
1836, to Rev. Ariel-Parish CHUTE, of Sharon, Mass,, b. 16 May,' 1809, Byfield

K Theophilus -Parsons' Chandler. 721
Essex Co., Mass., s. of Richard and Dorothy (Pearson) of Byfield Parish, Rowley,
Mass. Clerk in the U. S. Treasury Department. Res, Oxford, Po wnal, and Harrison,
Me. ; "Woburn, Milton, Lynnfield, Byfield, Ware, Chelsea, and, 1871, Sharon, Mass.
Children:
8335. 1. Ellen-Mauia, b. 23 IMay, 1837, Oxford, Me. ; married, 20 Sept. 1855, A-
D. Bacon, M.D., of S. Res. 1872, Sharon, Mass.
8386. 2. Francbs-Pearson, b. 2 June, 1840, Pownal, Cumberiand Co., Me.
Res. 1872, Sharon, Mass.
8337. 3. Richard-Henry', b. 14 Mar. 1843, Woburn, Middlesex Co., Mass. ; soon
after the commencement of the late war. enlisted as private in the 35th
Mass. Reg. ; 'was taken prisoner at the battle of the North Anna, re
maining in prison seven months, when he was exchanged on parole.
He was then a captain in the 59th Mass. Regiment. In 1872, he was
engaged in the lumber business, in Missouri.
8338. 4. Esther-Andrews', b. 22 June, 1846, Milton, Norfolk Co., Mass.; d. 31
Dec. 1866; married, 3 July, 1866, Edgar-JI. Hickson, a clerk in the U.S.
Treasury Department.
8339. 5. Sabah-Barnes'. b. 30 July, 1848, Harrison, Cumberland Co., Me.
8340. THEOPHILUS-P ARSONS', [8314] (». of Peleg' Chandler,) b, 13 Oct.
1807, New Gloucester, Me.; m. Philadelphia, Pa., 20 Sept. 1887, Eliza- Julia
Schlatter, b. 29 May, 1809, Phila., dau. of William and Catherine- Vaughn (Lyon) of
P. He was Assistant U.S. Treasurer in Boston, four years, during the late war. Was
a la'wyer in Bangor, Me., from 1830 to 1837, since which time he has practised in
Boston. In 1877 his address was No. 5 Tremont St.; res. Brookline, Mass.
Children :
8341. 1. Mart-Elizabeth', b. 23 Sept. 1838, Boston, Mass. ; married there, 28
July, 1858, Edwin-Augustus Gibbons, b. 20 Mar. 1834, at B., s. of
Daniel-Lewis and Mary-Richardson (Howe) of B. He grad. Harvard
University in 1855; in 1877, was a teacher in New York City, 543
Fifth Avenue.
Res. Boston, Brookline, and Waltham, Mass. ; and New York City.
Children :
8343. 1. Chandler', b. 13 June, 1859, Boston.
8343. 8. Daniel-I.ewis", b. 21 May, 1861, Waltham.
8344. 3. Frances- Vaughn", b. 13 Nov. 1863, "
8345. 4. Constance", b. 3 Sept. 1864, "
8346. 2. Col. Cuarles-Lyon', b. 27 Dec. 1839, Boston. Immediately after the at
tack on Fort Sumter, he gave up his ousineas, and devoted his attention
to raising a company of three years volunteers from the town of Brook
line. After much trouble and some delay, he was mustered into the
service of the United States, May 19th, 1861, as Second Lieutenant in
Company A., First Massachusetts Regiment. In June, he accompanied
this reoiment to Washington, and, in July, partici|>ated in the campaign
to Centreville, the fight at Blackburn's Pord, and its attendant marches-

722 Col. Charles-Lyon' Chandler. K
On this campaign he received his first baptism of flre, and showed the
germs of that ability to command troops, which afterward rendered
bim so conspicuous.
He was commissioned First Lieutenant, March 21st., 1862. On the
arrival of the First Mass. Regiment before Yorktown, Lieutenant Chan
dler was detailed by General Heintzelman, as assistant on the works,
and served in that capacity up to the time of the evacuation of that
place by the rebels. At Pair Oaks, he was again detailed as engineer
upon the works erecting there, which duty he performed until he left,
with the army, for the James River — not omitting to join his regiment
in the numerous skirmishes of the month of June. At Glendale and
Malvern Hill he was with the regiment, having taken command of Com
pany A, after Captain Wild was wounded at Fair Oaks. At Harrison's
Landing he was again engineering, and superintended most of the works
in the front of Hooker's division. In August, he left the Army of the
Potomac to accept a commission as Captain in the Thirty-fourth Massa
chusetts Regiment, which regiment he joined near Alexandria, Va., in
September, 1833. They were on garrison duty until the summer of
1863, when the regiment was ordered to Harper's Ferry. During the
fall of that year they had some skirmishing with the enemy, and several
severe marches, in all of which Captain Chandler distinguished himself
as usual. In the spring of 1863, Major-General Berry, then commanding
a division in the Army of the Potomac, hearing of the high character
Captain Chandler was gaining, made application to the War Department
for him as aid-de-camp. The application was endorsed by Generals
Hooker and Sickles, but was not granted on account of the remon
strance of Colonel Wells against having so valuable an officer taken'
from his regiment. In the spring of 1864, he was appointed Lieutenant-
Colonel of the Forty-first Mass. Regiment, and left the Thirty-fourth;
but, while in Boston awaiting orders, he was commissioned Lieutenant-
Colonel of the Fifty-seventh Mass. Regiment, a regiment just formed,
which he joined at Washington in May, 1864. He started with this
regiment on Grant's campaign, and. Colonel Bartlett having been
wounded in almost its first engagement, led it through the sanguinary
conflicts of the Wilderness, until he fell, while rallying his men, at the
North Anna River, May 34th, 1864, having been three years in the ser
vice of his country, and never having once faltered in his resolve to
fight for her life until his own was taken or hers made perpetual.
Colonel Chandler's character was such as to attract the respect and
love of all who knew him. He was invariably cheerful, and con
siderate of others. Having great self-control, a mind clear and practical,
of analytical power, and capable of original investigation and tiiought,
possessed great executive ability. He was firm of purpose, witii
much true -independence, and a judgment mature and sound for one so
young. These qualifications made him a cool and able leader, and those
who had most closely watched his brief but glorious military career

K Col. Charles-Lyon' Chandler^ 723
had the highest hopes of his continued and increased usefulness in the
army. General Bartlett wrote of him: "Every officer and man that I
have been to see in the.hospitals here speaks of Colonel Chandler's brave
ry and devotion with filling eyes. I never saw men who, in so short a
time, had such a feeling of admiration for any man's conduct. His loss
was felt throughout the corps." General Ledlie, who commanded the
division in which the Fifty-seventh was included, wrote : " I feel thati am
only telling the strict truth when I say that I never knew a more gallant
and chivalrous soldier, a more genial and kindly gentleman."
His last letter home expressed firm confidence in the power and love
of the Lord to protect and guide him. His last commands to those of
his men who had tried to carry him from the field were of self-renunci
ation, bidding them to leave him to die, and to save themselves; and we
leam from one who was with him to the end, that he died happy.
Truly he had counted the cost, and was ready for the sacrifice.
His kindness to his men, his modesty and his bravery, made him
beloved by all. Even the enemy, into whose hands he fell after being
wounded, showed the respect they bore for his gallantry by the care and
attention given him during the short interval before his death.
The above, extracted from a collection of letters and obituary no
tices by his devoted friends among the officers of the army and the gov
ernment, but faintly exhibits his estimable character and patriotic
service. The reader will find much more to interest him in the little
memorial volume printed for the use of the kindred of the lamented
Colonel Chandler.
8347. 3. Frances- Vaughn', b. 18 Mar. 1842, Boston; m. Brookline, Mass., 19
Aug. 1862, CoLWilUam-Latham Candler, b. 13 July, 1839, Marblehead,
Mass., 8. of John and Susan (Wheelwright) of Marblehead, aft. of Bos
ton. He was commissioned First Lieutenant in the 1st Mass. Reg. Vols.,
May, 1861, and Captain and Aid-de-Camp of U.S. Vols, in 1863; was
Brevet Major, Lieutenant-Colonel, and Colonel; resigned his commission
May, 1863. He has been engaged in mining. Res. Empire City, Clear
Creek Co., Col., and Boston, Mass. Brooklins, Mass.
Child:
8348. Charles-Henry- Wheelwright", b. 7 Feb. 1864, BrookUne; died there,
29 May, 1864.
8349. 4. Theophilus-P ARSONS', b. 7 Sept. 1845, Boston; an architect at 57
Broadway, N.Y., with Russell Sturgis, Jr., & Co.
8350. 5. Alfbed-Du Pont', b. 18 May, 1847; in 1871, was a lawyer in New York
City, No. 78 Broadway; and, in 1873, in Boston, No. 5 Tremont St.
Res. Brookline, Mass.
8351. 6. Amce- Augusta', b. 10 Dec. 1848, Brookline.
8352. 7. Sumneb-Chase', b. 4 Apr. 1854, "
8353 HANNAH-ANDERSON', [8315] (dau. of Peleg' Chandler,) h. 13 June.
1809, New Gloucester, Me.; d. 20 Jan. 1863, at Washington, D.C, while there

724 EdAjoard-JElaon* Bopes. ^
assisting in the care of our sick soldiers. She was married in Bangor, Me., probably
about the month of February, 1834, to William-Henry ROPES, b. 9 Jan. 1809, Salem,
8. of Hardy and Hannah (Bison). He grad. Waterville College, Me. ; resided many
years in Fernandina and Palatka, Florida, on account of ill health, and died at the
latter place, 5 Nov. 1866. She is the author of a book entitled "Six Months in
Kansas", Johu-P. Jewett, Boston, publisher, 1856; also of "Cranston House," a novel,
Otis Clapp, Boston, pubUsher, 1859. She resided in New Gloucester until the age
of eighteen, then in Bangor and Poxcroft, Me. ; Milton, Waltham, Cambridge, Bed
ford, and Boston, Mass.; La'wrence, Kansas; and Georgetown, D.C.
Children :
8354. 1. Eliza', born about 1835, Poxcroft; died in inf ancy.
8355. 2. Edward -Elson', bom about 1837, Milton, Mass., sends us an account of
his experiences during the late war as follows: I was present at the
attack made upon Lawrence, Kansas, May 25, 1856, by border ruffians,
under Atchison and Stringfellow ; was in action under Gen. James-H.
Lane, as a private in Co. A, 1st Reg. Kansas Free State Militia, at
Franklin, Kansas, Aug. 13, 1856; also under Gen. Lane, as a private in
Bickerton's Artillery, at Port Saunders, Aug. 15, 1856; was also in
action under Capt. Walker, as a private in Bickerton's Artilleiy, at
Fort Titus, Aug. 16, 1856; was sick in hospital at La^wrence, Kansas,
during the engagement of Sept. 14 atd 15, 1856. When the war of the
rebelUon broke out I did not have faith in the patriotism of the North,
but after I found they were going to fight 1 concluded that I was a
coward not to be doing my share, and so I started from the Rocky
Mountains with that intention. I endeavored to obtain a com
mission in Kansas, and, failing to do so, became disgusted -with my
o^wn selfishness in trying to get an officer's berth, and went to the front
and enlisted as a private. While on my way, I was arrested at EUenboro, •
Va., on charge of being a rebel spy, and was kept a prisoner two weeks
at Cornwallis, Richie Co., Va., at Wheeling, and at Camp Chase,
near Columbus, Ohio. When _ was released the military authorities re
fused to give me transportation, and being nearly out of money I walked
to Winchester, Va. — 435 miles — making the trip in 16 days. I then,
June 20, 1862, enUsted in Co. D, 2d Mass. Inf., and was in action at
Cedar Mountain, Antietam, Chancellorsville, Beverly Pord, Gettysburg,
Resaca, and before Atlanta; was also on duty at Park Barracks, New
York City, in August, 1863, when the draft was enforced. I was
"orderly" in the Provost Marshal's office at TuUahoma, Tenn., in the
winter of 1863 and '4, and again at Atlanta, Ga., in the autumn of 1864.
I went through Georgia, theCarolinas, and Virginia, under Gen. Sherman;
marched in grand review before President Johnson, and was discharged
at camp near Washington, .Tune 13, 1865, and sent to the rendezvous at
Read ville, Mass., before my discharge was given into my possession. I
was courtmartialed once for " standing on my beat," and acquitted; was
never punished and never nromoted. My old captain, Mr. Daniel
Oakey, Uves in your city.
In 1871 he was unmarried ; P.O. address, Volusia., Florida.

K » Skmner^ Andrews, Bearce. 725
8356. 3. W1U.IAM', bom about 1839, Milton; died in infancy.
8357. 4. Alice-Shepherd', b. 13 Dec. 1841, Waltham, Mass. ; ra. Nashua, N.H.,
22 Jan. 1866, Jairus-Leander Skinner, born in Jamaica, Windham Co.,
Vt., s. of Jaims, of Amherst, Mass., and Mary (Streeter), whose mother's
maiden name was Abigail Parsons, a daughter of George Parsons, of
Boston. Abigail lived in Danby, Vt. In each of the four generations
succeeding that of George Parsons was a child bearing his full name.
See Jeffrey' Parsons Memorial. Mr. Skinner served in the Union
army; raised Company D, 27th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry,
and enUsted in that regiment, 6 September 1861 ; was orderly sergeant
ten months; second Ueutenant eleven months ; first lieutenant one year;
and captain seven months. He was taken prisoner at Drary's Bluff, Va,,
16 May, 1864, and was imprisoned at Richmond, Va., Macon, Ga., and
Charleston and Columbia, S.C. ; escaped from the latter place, 29 Nov,
1864. He was mustered out of service, 1 Jan. 1865, at Washington,
D. C. Postmaster at Amherst. Res. 1876, Amh&rgt, Mass.
Children:
8358. 1. Esther-Chandler", b. 6 Dec. 1866, Amherst.
8359. 2. Edward-Lyman', b. 8 Mar. 1872, " ; died there, 5 Aug. 1872.
8360. ESTHER-PARSONS', [8316] (dau. of Peleg* Chandler,) b. 24 Jan. 1812,
New Gloucester, Me. ; d. 10 Apr. 1846, New York City; m. Bangor, Me., in 1838,
Harry-Quincy ANDBEWS, bom in 1810, Lafayette, Onondaga Co., N.Y. He is
now deceased. Res. Bangor, Penobscot Co., Me., and New York Oiiy.
Child:
8361. Henbt-Chaitdlbb, b. 10 Apr. 1846, New York; has been engaged in
.studying law in that city.
8363. SALOME', [8371] (Sarah* (Winslm) Chandler, Bamaba^, Gilbert*, Na
thanieV, Kendm',)b. 22 Sept. 1788, New Gloucester, Me. ; died there, 16 Dec. 1828;
married there, 6 Oct. 1805, Dexter BEABCE, of N.G., b. 17 Aug. 1781, Bridge-
water, Mass., s. of Job and Sarah (Keith) of B. He died 8 Sept. 1858, Portland,
Me. [Job Bbabce, b. 10 Apr. 1749; d. 26 Aug. 1838; m. 2 Nov. 1780, Sarah
Keith, b. 7 Dec. 1754; d. 8 Nov. 1838. "Children: 1. Dexter, b. 17 Aug. 1781; 2.
Sarah, b. 2 Aug. 1784; 3. Hannah, b. 13 Mar. 1789; d. 3 May, 1817; 4. Lydia, b. 16
Oct. 1791; d. 30 Aug. 1838; 5. Ford, b. 13 Mar. 1794; d. 25 Sept. 1838; ^6. Charles,
b. 12 Oct.' 1796; d. 13 Nov. 1796; 7. Susanna-Keith, b. 17 July, 1798; d. 3 Jan.
1836. For a more extended account of this faraily see Memmial of John' Winslow.]
New Gloucester, Me.
Children bom in New Gloucester :
8363 1. Samubl-Fessenden', b. 12 July, 1812; d. 30 Apr. 1831, N.G.
8364 a Chablbs-Dbxteb', b. 4 July, 1816; m. Portland, Me., 11 Apr. 1843, Lo-
rana' Trae [8402], b. 4 Oct. 1813, N.G., dau. of Jonathan, of N.G., and
Deborah' (Winslow). She died 8 May, 1859, Portiand.
He res. 1871, Portland, Me.

726 Barnabas* Winslow and Descendants. K
Children bom in Portland:
8305. 1. Charles-Greenleaf, b. 20 Dec. 1846.
8366. 2. AUce-Chandler', b. 22 Feb. 1851.
15367. 3. Sabah-Holman-Chandlbr', b. 2 June, 1820; m. Readfield, Kennebec Co.,
Me., 25 Nov. 1841, John-Bean Fillebrown, of R.
Res, 1871, Falmouth, Cumberland Oo,, Me.
Children :
8868. 1. Marinda-Jane', b. 32 Aug. 1843, Readfield; m. by Rev. B-H. Bailey,
Falmouth, 31 Dec. 1868, to Whitman-Sprague Dyer, of Portland,
Me., s. of Christopher and Lucy-AmeUa (Sprague) of P.
Res. 1872, Portland, Me.
8369. 2. John-Holman', b. 15 Sept. 1846, R.
8370. 3. Mary-LeUa', b. 80 Oct. 1862, P.
[Three other children of Salome' (Chandler) Bearce died in infancy.]
8371. BARNABAS', [1589] (Barnabas*, Gilbert*, NathanieV, Kendm',) b. 12 Mar.
1746, North Yarmouth, Me.; d. Jan. 1811, New Gloucester, Me., and was buried
there ; his will was recorded in Portland, Me. He married, in North Yarmouth,
Deborah Glass, whose parents were of Duxbury, Mass. She diedin New Gloucester,
and was buried there. He married 2d, Kingston, Mass., 14 June, 1776, Deborah
Bradford, of K., b. 38 July, 1753. Farmer.
Res. Poland, and New Gloucester, Cumberland Co., Me.
Children born in N.G. :
8372. 1. Jambs, [8380] b. 3 Apr. 1770; d. 8 Feb. 1857; m. Mary MerriU; m. 2d,
Mary Eaton.
By 2d marriage :
8373. 2, RizpAH, b. 11 Mar. 1777; died unmarried, 5 Aug. 1799.
8874. 3. Lorana, [8399]- b. 17 Feb. 1779; d. 14 Jan. 1801; m, Edward' Parsons.
8875. 4, Clarissa, b. 29 May, 1781 ; died unmarried, 7 Oct. 1799.
8876. 5. Edward-Parsons, b. 2 Apr. 1783 ; died unmarried, 26 Mar. 1805.
8377. 6. Deborah, [8400] b. 25 Apr. 1786; d. 30 June, 1830; m. Jonathan Tme.
8378. 7. Rebecca, [8413] b. 28 Apr. 1788; d. 11 Feb. 1828; m. William Martin.
8379. 8. Philip, [8419] b. 7 Oct. 1790; d. 3 Feb. 1874; m. Bethia Rideout.
8880. JAMBS", [8373] (Barnabas', Barnabas*, Gilbert', NathanieV, Kenehn',) b. 3
Apr. 1770, "New Gloucester, Me.; d. 8 Feb. 1857, N.G., and was buried there;
was married there, by Rev. Samuel Poxcroft, inl794, to Mary Merrill, borninN.G., d.
1798, dau. of Moses, of N.G., and Mary (True). Moses Merrill died in the year 1821,
aged 79. He was a deacon of the Congregational Church for many years ; was justice
of the peace and colonel ; served in the Revolutionary war as captain, or colonel.
]\Ir. Winslow married 2d, in Durham, Cumberland Co., Me., 1799, Mary Eaton, of
Londonderry, N.H., born in Haverhill, Mass., dau. of WilUam and  (Sawyer) of
H. She died 13 Mar. 1860, aged 85 y., 6 m.. New Gloucester, and was buried there.
Farmer. New Gloucester, Me.

^ Descendants of Barnabas' Winslow. I'iil
Children born in New Gloucester:
8381. 1. Rizpah', b. 31 May, 1795; d. 27 Dec. 1866, Portland, Me.
Res. New Gloucester, Me.
By 2d marriage:
8382. 2. Mary', b. 23 Dec. 1800; d. June, 1830, New Gloucester.
8383. 3. Lorana', b. 28 Sept. 1803; d. 12 Aug. 1830, "
8384. 4. John', b. 10 Sept. 1804; married in N.G., 1 Mar. 1840, JuUa^nn Knight,
b. 2 July, 1815, Bloomfield, Somerset Co., Me., dau. of Edmund and
Jane (Eaton) of Bloomfield and Corinna, Me. Farmer.
Res. 1871, New Gloucester, Me.
Children:
8385. 1. Maiy-Jane', b. 17 May, 1841, N.G. ; m. Lewiston, Me., 15 Sept. 1862,
Qeorge-Knowles Kimball, b. 3 Sept. 1828, Lubec, Me., s. of Joseph
and Phebe (Brown) of L. Parmer. Res. 1872, Deering, Me.
Child:
8386. Ntme-FJareM^, b. 33 Aug. 1865.
8387. 2. Trae-Pendleton', b. 28 Nov. 1843, N.G. ;,d. 9 Aug. 1868, East Boston,
Mass.; was buried in N.G. He was an expressman, and was un
married.
8388. 3. John-Shepley", b. 3 Jan. 1845; m. Stowe, Mass., 15 Sept. 1868,
Frances- Ann Bruce, dau. of Hiram and Hannah (Lawrence) of Stowe.
Farmer. Res. 1872, Sudbury, Mass.
Child:
8389. Franh-Btard^, b. 25 Aug. 1871, New Gloucester.
8390. 4. George-Stevens', b. 12 Dec. 1846, N.G. ; clerk in Blackstone Market,
Boston. Res. 1874, Boston, Mass.
8391. 5. Charles-Abner', b. 25 Apr. 1849, N.G. ; m. Stowe, Mass., 11 Jan.
1872, Mai-y-Tiain Bruce, dau. of Hiram and Hannah (Lawrence) of
S.
8392. 6. Joseph-Drummond', b. 9 Aug. or Sept., 1853, N.G. ; died there, 9
Jan. 1854.
8393. 7. Ann-Eliza-Pendleton', b. 9 Oct. 1855, N.G. ; d. 31 Mar. 1856.
8394. 5. Jambs', b. 7 Oct. 1806; d. 4 May, 1869, Durham, Me. ; m. Madison, Me.,
10 Oct. 1838, Sarah Knight, of Bloomfield, Me,, born there, 2 May, 1817,
dau. of Edmund and Jane (Eaton) of Corinna, Me., and sister of Julia-
Ann Knight, the wife of John' [8384]. She died 7 Mar. 1858, New
Gloucester. He married 2d, in that town, 1859, EUza-Ann Cushman,
dau. of Chandler, of Paris, Oxford Co., Me. Farmer.
Res. 1873, Durham, Androscoggin Co., Me.
Children born in New Gloucester:
8395 1 Howard', b. 31 Jan. 1842; in 1872 was unmarried. Res. New Gloucester, Me
8396. 2. Alvah', b. June, 1860.

728 Descendants of Barnabas' Winslow. K
8397. 3; Miltou-Chandler', b. 13 Apr. 1864.
8398. 6. Sarah', b. 3 Jan. 1811; d. Feb. 1816, N.G.
8399. LORANA', [8374] (Barnabas', Bamdbas*, Gilbert, NathanieV, Kendm',) b.
17 Feb. 1779, New Gloucester, Me. ; d. 14 Jan. 1801 ; married, 5 Oct. 1800, Edward'
Parsons, born in N.G., s. of Edward', of N.G., (Samuel*, Samuel', Jeff'rey', Jeffrey',)
and Abigail. (Thoits). The second -wife of Edward' Parsons was Lucretia Chase.
After her death he married 3d, in Brunswick, Me., Jane Kincaid, of that place, dau.
of Patrick and Mary (Stanwood) of B. She died, but we know not at what date.
lie died of consumption in Brunswick. Me. , leaving an only child by his third wife,
bearing his name. In 1873 this son was residing in Brunswick, Me. For a record
of his family see the Memorial of Jeffrey' Pa/rsons.
8400. DEBORAH', [8377] (Barnabas', Barnabas*, Gilbert*, Nathanid!', Kendm',)
b. 35 Apr. 1786, New Gloucester, Me.; d. 30 June, 1830; married, 1 Jan. 1811,
Jonathan TKTJE. New Gloucester, Me.
Children born in New Gloucester:
8401. 1. Debobah', b. 33 Dec. 1811; died unmarried, March, 1841, Portland, Me.
8403. 2. Lorana', b. 4 Oct. 1813; d. 8 May, 1859, Portiand; married there, 11
Apr. 1843, Charles-Dexter' Bearce [8364], b. 4 July, 1816, N.G., s. of
Dexter and Salome' (Chandler) of N. G. He res. 1871, Portland, Me.
Children :
8403". 1. Charles-Greenleaf, b. 20 Dec. 1846.
8404. 2. Alice-Chandler', b. 33 Feb. 1851.
8405. 3. Jonathan-Greenlbaf', b. 7 Mar. 1516; d. 19 Oct. 1867, Portland, and
was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Deering, Cumberland Co., Me. He
was raarried by Rev. F. Beecher, at P., 3 Sept. 1844, to Hannah- Johnson
Frothingham, b. 17 Aug. 1834, dau. of Stephen and Harriet (Beck) of
P. She died at P. , 13 Nov. 1845, and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery,
at Deering. He was a commission merchant; of the firm. True and
Frothingham. Portland, Me.
Child:
8406. Hannah-Johnson', b. 11 Aug. 1845, Portland; was married there, by
Rev. Benjamin Bailey, 17 Dec. 1868, to Henry-Theophilus Carter,
b. 4 June, 1845, Westbrook, Cumberland Co., Me., s. of Caleb-Stod-
dart and Jane-AUce (Churchill) of P. Ptuprietor of a brush manu
factory. Res, 1874, Portland, Me.
Children born in Portland:
8407. 1. ClarorChurchUV, b. 13 Dec. 1809.
8408. 2. Philip- Greenleaf, b. 29 Oct. 1871.
8409. 4. Persis-Temple', b. 23 Nov. 1819 ; was married by Rev. J-W. Chickering,
Portland, 1 Mar. 1847, to Peletiah Whitney, b. 38 Sept 1819, Madrid^
Me., s. of Salmon and Abigail (Bray) of M.
Res. Madrid and, 1872, Portland, Me.

^ Whitney, Martin, True. 729
Child:
8410. Frank-WilUam', b. 6 Sept. 1851, P.; grad. Portiand High School,
28 June, 1871 ; in 1872, was studying music, and res. in Port
land.
8411. 5. Sarah-C, b. 3 May, 1823; d. 29 Dec. 1839, Portland.
8413. 6. Habribt-N'., b. 22 Sept. 1835; d. 26 June, 1837, "
8413. REBECCA*, [8378] (Barnabas', Barnabas*, Gilbert*, NathanieV, Kenelm',)
b. 28 Apr. 1788, New Gloucester, j\Ie. ; d. 11 Feb. 1828, at N.G., and was buried
there. She was married, in her native town, 3 Mar. 1814, to William MABTIN, b.
12 Apr. 1789, Poland, Me., s. of Ezekiel and Mary (Stinchficld) of P. Farmer
and miller. Res. New Gloucester, Cumberland Co., Me.
1873, Mast Poland, Androscoggin Co., Me.
Children bom in New Gloucester:
8414. 1. Seth, b. 14 May, 1817. P.O. add. 1874, North Monmouth, Me.
8415. 2. Carolinb-Woodman, b. 13 Apr. 1815.
8416. 8. Emelinb-Davis, b. 14 May, 1817.
8417. 4. Gilman, b. 18 Mar. 1821. Res. 1874, Lower Gloucester, Me.
8418. 5. Sewell-Nelson, b. 14 June, 1826. P.O. add. 1874, Upp&- Gloucester, Me.
8419. PHILIP', [8379] {Barnabas*, Barnabas*, Gilbert*, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b.
7 Oct. 1790, New Gloucester, Me. ; d. 3 Feb. 1874, at N.G., and was buried there;
m. 4 Feb. 1813, Bethia Rideout, b. 30 Aug. 1791, dau. of Reuben and Deborah
(Blanchard) of Pownal, Cumberland Co., Me. She died 23 Sept. 1831, N.G., and
was buried there. Farmer. New Gloucester, Me.
Children bom in New Gloucester:
8420. 1. Jane-Richardson', b. 1 May, 1815; m. by Rev. Samuel Shipley, N.G., 1
Oct. 1841, to Joseph True, b. 2 May, 1813, Freepoi-t, Cumberland Co.,
Me., 8. of WUUam and Eunice (  ) of F. Farmer and ship-carpenter.
Res. Freeport, Me.
Children bom in Freeport :
8421. 1. Josephine', b. 10 July, 1844.
8422. 2. Asaph', b. 20 Apr. 1848.
8423. 3. Jane-R'., b. 9 Dec. 1850.
8424. 4. Harriet-J*., b. 4 June, 1853.
8425. a. Barnabas', b. 16 Jan. 1817; d. 26 Apr. 1866, New Gloucester, and was
buried there; was married atN.G., by Rufus Sawyer, Esq., 26 Nov. 1842,
to Martha-S. Bailey, dau. of James- Webster and Hannah (Smith) of N.G.
He was a carriage manufacturer. Res. New Oloucester, Me.
Children bom in New Gloucester:
8426. 1. Winfleld-Augustus', b. 9 Nov. 1843.
8427. 2. Alice-Augusta', b. 9 July, 1850.
.-428. 3. Hartley- WilUs', b. 10 Aug. 1851; d. 7 Feb. 1857.
8439. 4. Ehner-Ellsworth', b. S July, 1862.

730 Descendants of Philip' Winslow. K
8430. 3. Philip', b. 1 Sept. 1818; m. by Rev. Daniel Clark, Windham, Me., J2 May,
1842, to Emily Hawks, b. 15 June, 1815, W., dau. of Benjamin and
Tamsin (Cobb) of W. Woolen manufacturer.
Res. New Gloucester, and, 1874, Gavdiner, Kennebec Co., Me.
Children bom in Gardiner:
8431. 1. Adrianna', b. 13 Feb, 1844.
8433. 3. Alfred-Richardson', b. 36 Nov. 1845.
8433. 3. Arthur', b. 30 July, 1847; d. 1 Oct. 1848,
8434. 4. Henrietta', b. 1 Jan. 1849; d. 2 Nov. 1852.
8435. 5. Philip-Henry', b. 3 July, 1853; m. by Rev. Orrin Bartlett, 12 June,
1873, to Luella-Alvetia Scribner, dau. of Harvey and Susan-Estis
(Abbott).
8436. 4. Alfbed-Richabdson', b, 15 May, 1830 ; died unmarried, 33 May, 1842,
Grafton, Mass,
8437, 5, Albion-K-Pabis', b. 27 Mar. 1822; died unmarried, 26 Aug. 1846,
Gardiner, Me.
8438. 6. Judith-Bbadfobd', b. 24 Feb. 1823; died unmarried, 8 Aug. 1846,
Gardiner, Me.
8439. 7. Nathaniel-Bideout', b. 9 Mar. 1825 ; m. by Rev. N-A. Soule, Hallowell,
Kennebec Co., Me., 2 Dec. 1847, to Emily-Mel-ville Hayes, b. 2 May,
1827, H., dau. of Wentworth and Olive (Kimball) of H. She died 16
Nov. 1873, Chelsea, Me., and was buried in Pittston, Me. He was
representative for the State of Maine, in 1873. Parmer and lumberman.
Res. Gardiner, Me. ; in 1842 removed to Chelsea, Me., where he was
Uving in 1875.
Children :
8440. 1. Otis-Alvin', b. 3 Nov. 1848, HallowelL
8441. 2. Emily-Etta', b. 23 Jan. 1853, Chelsea, Me. ; m. by Albert-A Rotch,
Esq., Easton, Mass., 11 Aug. 1874, to Marcellus Dunton, s. of David
and Lydia (Noyes),
8442. 8, Annie-Cora', b, 21 Jan. 1861, Chelsea.
8443. 8. Hewitt-Chandlbb', b. 23 Mar. 1838; m. by Rev. Mr. Loring, Po-wnal,
Me., 15 Nov. 1855, to Henrietta True, b. 18 Mar. 1833, at P., dau. of
WilUam and Elizabeth-A. (Wyman) of Freeport, Me. Paper manufac
turer. Res. Gardiner, Me., and, 1874, East PeppereU, Mass.
Child:
8444. NelUe', b. 25 Oct. 1861, Gardiner.
8445. 9. Sewbll-Payson', b. 10 June, 1880; m. by Rev. Mr. Jackson, at Gardiner,
38 May, 1854, to CaroUne-A. Knox, b. 15 Sept. 1833, at G., dau. of Levi
and Dolly (Freer) of G. Farmer and carpenter.
Res. Gardiner, Mars Hill,, and, 1874, Alva, Aroostook Co., Me.
Children ;
8446. 1. Herbert-WilUs', b. 6 Deo. 1860, Gardiner, Me.
8447. 2. Arthur-Sewell", b. 15 Feb. 1803, Mars Hill, Aroostook Co., Me.

^ Davis, Pratt, ParTcer, Griffin. 731
8448. 8. Linward-Elmer', b. 27 Oct. 1866, Mars Hill, Aroostook Co., Me.
8449. SEABURY', [1596] (GiXbert*, Gilbert*, Nathanid*, Kendm',) b. 1 Mar.
1744 ; married  .
Children :
8450. Hannah, died unmarried, at Yarmouth.
8451. Mary, died at Freeport,
8452. Jeremiah, married Wealthy Alden. Tliey had three sons. Res. Portland, Me.
8453. SAMUEL', [1597] (Gilbert*, Gilbert*, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 12 June, 1747,
O.S., North Yarmouth, Me.; d. 8 Aug. 1826, Freeport, Me., and was buried there;
married, 34 Jan. 1775, Mary BartoUe, who died 27 Nov. 1807, at P., and was buried
there. He was a farmer and mechanic. Freeport, Me.
Children born in Freeport :
8454. 1. Solomon, [8463] b. 18 Nov. 1776; married  .
8455. 2. George, [8466] b. 34 Jan. 1779; married  .
8456. 3. Patience, [8472] b. 14 May, 1781 ; married Samuel Davis.
8457. 4. Hannah, [8500] b. 11 Mar. 1783; d. 4 Sept. 1803; m, Timothy Pratt.
8458. 5. Samuel, [8521] b. 3 Feb. 1785; married  .
8459. 6. Allen, b. 29 July, 1787; " went to New York years ago " ; according to
another account, "went to sea and was never, heard from."
8460. 7. Amos, [8523] b. 11 Sept. 1791; d. 6 Jan. 1855; m. Ruhama Churchill.
8461. 8. William, b. 3 May, 17 — ; died in Dartmoor prison, in the war of 1812.
8462. SOLOMON', [8454] (Samud*, Gilbert*, Gilbert', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 18
Nov. 1776, Freeport, Me. ; married  . His descendants reside at Paris Cape, Me.
Children:
8463. Maby-Jane, married  Parker. Res. 1875, Yarmouth, Me.
8464. MiEANDA, married  GrifiSn, and is now deceased.
8465. Jaibus, is not living. He married  Dunning,
8466. GEORGE', [8455] (SamueV, Gilbert*, Gilbert', NathanieV, Kendm',) b. 34
Jan. 1779 ; married  .
Children :
8467. Levi, " went away and was never heard from."
8468. Geokge, married Abigail Winslow, dau. of Asa. The other children of
Asa were Sarah, Benjamin, Mai^, Asa-P-C, and the following who are
now deceased : Lydia, Adoniram-Judson, Adonirani (who was killed iu
the late war) Gilbert and Edward.
8469. Samuel, married and had one sou. Res. 1875, Freeport, Me.
8470. Phebe, is deceased.
8471. Reuben, married  . Res. Farmington, Me., and, 1875, Kingfield, Me.

732 Descendants of Samuel* Winslow. K
8472. PATIENCE', [8456] (SamueV, Gilbert*, Gilbert; NathanieV, Kendm',) b.
14 May, 1781, Freeport, Me. ; married Samuel DAVIS, s. of John and Sarah (Cutter).
Mrs. Nicholas Grant, of Yarmouth, Me., is a descendant of Patience". Freeport, Me.
Child:
8473. Sarah', b. 27 Sept. 1808, Freeport; married there, 27 Sept. 1837, John
Seabury, b. 24 Oct, 1802, Yarmouth, Me., s. of John and Lucy (Grant)
of Y. Mechanic. Res. 1874, Yarmavth, Me.
Children :
8474. 1. Samuel-Davis', b. 6 Aug. 1828, T.; married there, 9 Nov. 1851,
Eunice DilUngham, b. 36 Feb. 1832, Freeport, dau. of Sewell and
Hannah (Fogg) of P. Mechanic. Res. 1875, Yarmouth, Me.
Child:
8475. Gharlei-AJpheui?, b. 6 Mar. 1857, T.
8476. a. JuUa-Helen', b. 14 Jan. 1830, T. ; died there, 23 June, 1849|5 married
there, 23 Jan. 1848, Hosea-Ilsley Chase, bom in 1815, N. Yarmouth,
s. of Thomas, of Y.
Child:
8477. Hden-Hsley*, b. 5 Mar. 1849, Y.
8478. 3. WilUam', b. 11 Jan. 1832, Gariand, Penobscot Co., Me. ; m. Yarmouth,
19 Aug. 1856, Sarah-Fostina Mitchell, dau, of Benjamin and Hannah
(Willard) of Chebeague Island, Me. Mechanic.
Res. 1875, Chebeague Island, Cumberland Co., Me.
Children: Mary-Adelaide*, b. 25 Mar. 1857, Yarmouth, Me.
Emily- Caroling, b. 22 Mar. 1859, "
Benjamin-Mitchell', h. 17 June, 1862, "
Edgar -Willie, h. 4 May, 1865, "
Maud-Evelyn', b. 5 Apr. 1869, Chebeague Island.
John-IVanklin', b. 22 Oct. 1871, "
Sarah-Elizabeth', b. 7 Dec. 1834, G. ; m. Abington, Mass., 1 Nov.
1859, Nathaniel-Clift Bogers, b. 18 May, 1833, Marshfleld, Mass.,'
8. of Howland and PhiUnda (CUft) of M. He died 1 Mar. 1875
Abington. Merchant. Hea. Abington, Mas^.
Children born in North Weymouth:
8486. 1. Willias*, b. 30 Aug. 1860.
8487. a. Helen- Cliff, b. 15 Aug. 1864.
8488. 3. Parker', b. 9. Apr. 1866.
8489. 5. John-Smith', b. 11 Dec. 1836, G. ; m. Yarmoutii, 5 Jan. 1866, EUen-
Jane Yeaton, b. 80 Nov. 1838, Richmond, Me., dau. of John and
Anna-Barbara (Orff) of Augusta, Me. Mechanic. Kes. 1875, Yarmouth, Me.

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8483.

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^ Fremh, Pratt, Bichardson. 733
Child:
8490. Gertrude*, b. 17 Mar. 1867, Y.
8491. 6. Frank', b. 14 Oct 1838, Q. ; married in Y., 1 Jan. 1865, Priacilla-
Hyde Coffin, b. Aug. 1834, dau. of Simeon and Joanna (isdgecomb)
of Freeport, Me. Mechanic. Res. 1875, Yarmmth, Me.
Children :
1. Wdtter-Howard?, b. 8 Oct. 1866.
2. Edna-Frances', b. 24 June, 1870.
Patience', b. 24 Oct. 1840, Yarmouth; died there, 28 June, 1841.
Ammi-Davis', b. 37 June. 1843, Yarmouth; married there, 15 June,
1865, Mary Mason, b. 3 Jan. 1841, Y., dau. of Jonathan and Lydia
(Reed) of Y. Painter. Res. 1875, Yarmouth, Me.
Children bom in Yarmouth :
8496. 1. Mary-Alice', b. 33 May, 1866.
8497. 2. Helen-Davis', b. 30 Apr. 1868.
8498. 3. Lucy- Grant', b. 31 Oct. 1873.
8499. 9. Alice', b. 13 June, 1848, Yarmouth; m. East Weymouth, Mass., 4 Jan.
1874, Bela-Pratt French, b. 4 Apr. 1846, E. W., s. of Bela and Lucy
(Lovell) of E. W. Merchant. Res. 1875, East Weymouth, Mass.
8500. HANNAH', [8457] (Samud*, Gilbert*, Gilbert*, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 11
Mar. 1783, Freeport, Cumberland Co., Me.; d. 4 Sept. 1863, Concord, Mass,, and
was buried in Sudbury, Mass, ; married Timothy Pratt, b. 27 July, 1780, s. of David
and Rebecca (Chandler) of North Yarmouth, Me. He died 17 Feb. 1865, Concord,
and was buried in Sudbury. Farmer. [Hannah Humphrey of Bangor, Me., and Mary
Rickerson of South Acton, Me., are among her descendants.]
Res. Canton, Me., Jay, Franklin Co., Me., and Concord, Mass.
Children:
8501. Arthur'.
8502. Daniel'.
8503. Annis'.
8504. Hannah-Winblo-w».
8505. Mary-Pitts', was married by Hewer Dow, at Canton, 23 May, 1839. to
Jesse-Cooledge Bichardson, b. 26 Mar. 1816, Jay, Jfe.
Res. 1874, Concord, Middlesex Co., Mass.
Children :
8506. 1. Emma-Jane', b. 25 Apr. 1840, Jay.
8507. 3. Darius-Osman', b. 1 Aug. 1842, "
8508, 3, Willard-Sherman', b. 24 Aug. 1844, Jay.
8509. 4. Deborah-Meggs', b. 24 Dec, 1846, " ; probably died young.
851o! 5. Deborah-Pratt', b. 8 Feb. 1848,
8511. 6. Willard-Laforest', b. 3 Aug. 1849, "
8513. 7. Mary-Hannah', b. 13 Jan. 1851, " Res. 1874, Concord, Mass.
8513. 8. Norman-Hudson', b. 80 June, 1852, "

734 Descendants of Samuel' Winslow. K
8514. 9. Lucy-Chase", b. 2 Sept. 1853, Concord, Mass.
8515. 10, Annette-Lincoln', b. 19 Oct. 1854, "
8516. 11. Jesse-Stone', b. 11 Apr. 1856, "
8517. 12. Hattie-Winslow', b. 10 Aug, 1857, "
8518. 13. Ellen-Groer', b. 10 Apr. 1859, "
8519. Timothy-Wainwright'.
8520. Artson-Knight'.
8521. SAMUEL', [8458] (Samud', Gilbert*, Gilbert', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 3
Feb. 1785, Freeport, Me. ; mairied  .
Child:
8522. Franklin-Sawyer, married Prudence Seabury. Res. 1875, Portland, Me.
8533. AMOS', [8460] (Samuel', Gilbert*, Gilbert', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 11
Sept. 1791, Freeport, Me. ; d, 6 Jan. 1855, Buckfield, Oxford Co., Me., and was
buried there; married inB., 11 Sept. 1813, Ruhama Churchill, b. 1 Feb, 1794, atB,,
dau. of Jabez and Maria (Benson) of B. Tanner, farmer, and ship-builder. In 1813
he removed from Freeport to Buckfield, Me., where, in 1872, his widow was
residing. Children :
8524. 1. Solomon', b. 31 Aug. 1819; is a mechanic, and unmarried.
Res. Buckfield, and, 1874, South Paris, Me.
8525. 3. Hhram', b. 13 Mar. 1833; d. 36 Jan. 1858, Ann Arbor, Mich., and was
buried there. He married in A, A., 1 Jan, 1849, Elmira-Eliza Colburn,
b. 13 Oct. 1834, dau. of Jephtha and Mercy (  ). Farmer. Ann Arbor, Mich.
Children born in Aun Arbor :
8536. 1. George-Henry", b. 10 Mar. 1851. Res. 1873, Ann Arbor, Mich.
8537. 2. Amos-Huram', b. 8 Feb. 1853.
8528. 3. Stephen', b. 19 Aue^. 1834. Res. 1874, Buckfield, Me.
8539. 4. Maria', b. 33 Dec. 1836; was married by Jonn Dennet, Esq., Paris, Me.,
16 Nov. 1847, to Nathaniel-Greenleaf Bumpus, s. of Nathaniel.
Res. 1874, Smth Paris, Oxfoid Co., Me.
Children :
Augusta', b. 36 Mar. 1850, Paris.
Frank-Herbert", b. 30 Oct. 1853, Buckfield.
Adelaide', b. 3U May, 1855,
Nellie-Olindia', b. 4 Dec. 1861, '"
8534. 5. Marinda', b. 17 Aug. 1839; d. 14 Sept. 1850, Dedham, Mass,, and was
buried there; m. Buckfield, 17 Sept, 1848, William-A, Coburn, b. 28
July, 1835, at D., s. of Charles and Hannah (Allen) of D. He died 33
May, 1853, Dedham, and was buried there. He was a machinist.
Res. Winchester, Middlesex Co., Mass., and Dedham, Mass.

8530.

1.

8531.

3.

8583.

'3.

8583,

4.

K Clift, Keith. 735
Child:
8535. Charles- WilUam', b. 8 June, 1850, Winchester, Mass. ; m. Dedham,
by Z-A. Mudge, 21 Oct. 1873, to Emma-A. Googins, b. 9 Feb.
1853, Oxford, Me., dau. of Samuel and Eliza (Lurvey) of D. Car
penter. Res. Boston, Dedham, and, 1874, East Dedham, Ma»».
8536. 6. George-Clinton', b. 12 July, 1833; was married by John Dennet, Esq.,
Paris, Me,, 23 Apr. 1861, to Lydia Lamrock, dau. of John and Letitia
(Henderson). Res. 1874, Norway, Me.
Child:
8537. Edward -Clinton', b. 29 Nov. 1862, Paris, Me.
8538. 7, Amos-Kendall', b. 38 July, 1834; was married by Jairus Harlow, Esq.,
Buckfield, Me., 30 Mar. 1857, to MeUssa Jordan, dau. of Isaac and
Louisa (Jtlonk) of B. Res. 1874, Buckfield, Me.
Children born in B. :
8539. 1. LiUa', b. 23 Sept. 1857.
8540. 2. Marinda', b. 14 Mar. 1853.
8541. 3. Lorena', b. 2 Jan. 1865.
8542. GILBERT', [1600] (Gilbert*, Gilbert*, NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 5 June, 1753,
died at sea; married  . He was a sea-captain.
Children:
8543, Fanky, died unmarried, in Boston, Mass,
8544. Phebe, died unmarried, in Yarmouth, Me.
8545. DEBORAH', [1003] (Anthony* Gilbert', NathanieV, Kenelm',) died before
1770, at which date "her father came to Bast Bridgewater, with her three children."
Hist, of Bridgewater, p. 137. She married Nathaniel CLIFT, of Marshfleld, Mass.,
who died about 1762.
Children:
8546. 1. Deborah, [8549] d. 1777, aged 29; m. George Keith.
8547. 2. Nathaniel, died in 1773, aged 22 years.
8548. 3. Anthony- Winslow, [8554] married, 1777, Bethiah On.
8549. DBBORAH', [8546] [Deborah' (Winslow) Clift, Anthony*, Gilbert*, Na
thanieV, Kenelm',) diedin 1777, aged 29; married, 1768, George' KEITH, born in
1743, East Bridgewater, Mass., s. of '.Toseph' (Joseph', James', aScotchman, andthefirst
minister of Bridgewater; was ordained, Feb. 1604. He carae from Scotland in 1662
when about eighteen years of age, having been educated at Aberdeen). [Joseph
married Susannah Field in 1731, and lived near Easton; settled in E. Bridgewater
about 1731. He afterwards married, 1763, Keziah (Perry) Bailey, widow of Capt.
Israel Bailey. She died in 1796, aged 90. He died in 1777, aged 78. Hist, of
Bridgewater]. George* married 2d, in 1780, Elizabeth Ford. He died in 1819,
aged 77. 14

736 Descendants of Deborah' {Winslow) Clift.

S.

Child:
8550. George', born in 1769 ; died in Boston, Mass. ; married  .
Res. Boston, Mass,
Children :
8551. 1. Stephen'.
8552. 2. Nathaniel'.
8553. 3. George".
8554. ANTHONY- WINSLOW', [8548] (Dd)orah* (Winslow) CUft, Anthmy*,
Gilbert', NathanieV, Kenelm',) married in 1777, Bethiah Orr, born in 1757, East
Bridgewater, Mass., dau, of Hon. Hugh and Mary (Bass) of E, Br. Hon. Hugh (s.
of Robert Orr, of Lochwinioch, shire of Renfrew, Scotland,) was born 3 Jan. 1713,
O.S., Mar's year. Hansel Monday, and came to America 7 June, 1740, settling in E.
Br, — Hist, of Bridgewater.
Children :
8555. Nathaniel', died before 1818; married in 1799, Abigail' Byram, born in
1775, Bridgewater, Mass., dau. ot 3 oaia,\\* (Jesse*, Nicholas', Capt. Nicholas',
Nicholas') and Sarah (Hall) of B. She married 3d, in 1818, Job Turn
er, of Pembroke, Mass.
Children :
8558. Angier-Byram', died early.
8557. Belus^ [Two daughters also, but we have not their names].
8558. Margaret', (eldest daughter) married in 1804, Dea. Samuel Keen, s. of
Lemuel, of Pembroke, afterward of E. Bridgewater, Mass.
Children :
8559. Samuel", married Rhoda Churchill, dau. of Eleazar and Lucy (Otis)
of W. Bridgewater.
8560. Margaret", married Isaac Nutter.
8561. Sarah-Jane', married Arvin Holbrook.
8563. Lusauna'.
8563. Harriet'.
8564. Mary".
8565. BETHIAH-Onn', died in 1835; married, 1813, Charles' Mitchell, her
cousin, born in 1788, s. of Cushing* of E, Bridgewater, (Col. Edward',
Ensign Edward', Experience',) and Jennet (Orr), dau. of Hon. Hugh Orr,
of E.Br. [See 8554].
Children :
8565. Hannah', died in 1834, aged 18 years.
8507. Asa'.
8568, Charles-Cushing'.
8569. Lusanna-Winslow', married, 1818, Thomas' Whitman, bom in 1790, s.
of Thomas', of E, Br., aft. of Tamworth, N.H,, (Capt. Simeon*, Dea.

K Whitman, Keith, Thomas, Faxon, . Hobart, Harris. 737
Thomas*, Nicholas', Thomas', John', of Weymouth). [Thomas' married in
1781, Lydia Sherman, dau. of Anthony and Silence (Ford) of RochcL-ter.
afterward of B. Br. He died in 1833, B, Br., aged 43. She married
2d, as 3d wife, in 1889, Joseph" Chamberlin, born in 1793, s, of Joseph'
of Br., (NathanieV, Nathaniel', Freedom', Wm*., Henry', Henry', Henry',
of Hingham, Mass., 1688). Joseph" married in 1784, Sarah Bass, born in
1761, dau. of Capt. Jonathan and Susanna (Byram) of Br.]
Children :
8570. Alice".
8571. Simeon', died young.
8572. Phidelma', married in 1815, George* Keith, born in 1790, s. of Eleazar*
of Br., (Joseph', Joseph', James', first minister of Br.) and Elizabeth'
(Mitchell) (Col. Edward*, Ensign Edward', Experience') — Hist, of Bridge-
water).
8573. PRISCILLA', [1603] (Anthony*, Gilbert', NathanieV, Kenelm',) died in
1807, aged 70; married James THOMAS, of Marshfleld, Mass, He was in the army
with Gen. Winslow, at Annapolis Royal, and there died. Mr. Winslow, his father-
in-law, settled in Bast Bridgewater about 1770, bringing with him this widowed
daughter and the following children:
8574. 1. James, [8578] died in 1838, aged 73; married Mary Holbrook.
8575. 2. Winslow, [8579] b. 38 Aug: 1757, Marshfield; died 1838, aged 71; m.
Polly Cole,
8576, 3. Priscilla, [8589] married in 1783, Samuel Faxon.
8577. 4- Deborah- Winslow, [8593] died in 1834; m. Noah Hobart.
8578. JAMES', [8574] (Priscilla' ( Winslow) Thomas, Anthony*, Gilbert', Nathanid*,
Kenelm',) died in 1838, aged 73; married in 1810, Mary Holbrook, who died in
1836, aged 81, She was dau. of  and Sarah (Pierce) and gr, dau. of Elisha
Pierce of Scituate, Mass., who married Sarah Edson, dau, of Captain Josiah. Hn
grad. Harvard University in 1778; was an agriculturist and school-master; was also
a magistrate, arid representative of the town of Bridgewater in 1790, s,p,
Bridgewater, Mass
8579. WINSLOW", [8575] (PmaMa' ( TTmaZoM ) Thomas, Anthony*, Gilbert', Na
thanieV, Kendm',) b. 38 Aug. 1757, Marshfield; died in 1838, aged 71; m, 35 Nov.
1790 Polly Cole, of Middleborough, b. 1 Feb. 1767, dau, of Edward.
Children :
8580. 1. Nathan', b. 11 Mar, 1793; d. 5 Nov. 1810, aged 18 years,
8581. 2. Mary-Winslow', b. 39 Jan, 1798; m. 37 Dec, 1819, Dea, WilUam' Har
ris b. 33 Feb. 1794, Charlestown, Mass.; d. 4 Aug. 1852, E, Bridge-
water and was there buried. He was son of Dea, William" (Benjami'i',
Arthur*, Isaac', Isaac', Arthur',) and Alice (Mitchell), dau, of Cushing
Mitchell of Bridgewater. Farmer ; town-clerk twenty-five years ; to-wn

738 Descendants of Priscilla' { Winslow ) Tliomas. K
treasurer; representative two years. — Hist, of Bridgewater. She mar
ried 2d, E. Br., 35 Dec. 1873, Robert Orr. Res. East Bridgewater, Mass.
Children born in E. Bridgewater:
. 8582. 1. Benjamin-Winslow', b. 10 Nov. 1833 ; was married by Rev. Na
thaniel Frothingham, Boston, Mass., 4 June, 1850, to Julia-Ann
Orr, b. 7 Mar. 1838, B., dau. of Robert and MeUnda (Wilbur) of B.
Lawyer; state senator, 1857; town representative, 1858 ; district
attorney from July, 1858 to July, 1866 ; collector of internal
revenue from June, 1866 to Mar. 1873 ; member of congress since 4
Mar. 1873. Res. Dorchester, and, 1875, East Bridgewater, Mem,
Children :
8583. 1. Mary-Melinda', b. 10 Feb. 1853, Boston.
8584. 2. Bobert-OlT", b. 8 Nov. 1854, "
8585. 3. Alice-MitchelV, b. 5 Dec. 1856, E. Br.
8586. 4. George- Winslow', b. 13 July, 1860, E. Br.; died there, 24 Nov.
1861.
8587. 2. Lucia", b. 31 Mar. 1831 ; in 1875 was unmarried.
8588. 3. William-Thomas", b. 39 Dec. 1833; "
8589. PRISCILLA' [8576] (Priscilla* (Winslow) Thomas, Anthony*, GUberf, Na
thanieV, Kenelm',) married in 1783, Samuel FAXON, s. of EUsha, from Braintree,
Mass., who settled in East Bridgewater, Mass., but afterwards removed to Rhode
Island, Children:
8590. Charles.
8591. Luther.
8593. Priscilla. [There were other children, also grandchildren, but we have not their
names].
8593. DEBORAH- WINSLOW", [8577] (Priscilla* (Winslow) Thomas, Anthony*,
Gilbert*, NatlmnieV, Kenelm',) died 8 Dec. 1834, Foxborough, Mass., aged 67; mar
ried, 1789, Noah' HOBABT, s. of Col. Aaron' (Isaac*, Aaron', Thomas', Edfnund',)
and EUzabetii (Pillsbury) of Abington, Mass.— i/isj. of Bridgewater. He died 34
Jan. 1856. Foxborough, Mass.
Children:
8594. James-T.
8595, Nathaniel, -was lost in the steamboat Lexington in 1840,
8396. Aaron. Res. 1875, Boston, Mats.
8597. Albert.
8598. Deborah.
8599. Jane.

K Joanna* ( Winslow ) Hatch. 739
8600. JOANNA', [1607] (Job*, Gilbert*, NathanieV, Kendm',) b. 18 Mar. 1755,
Marshfield, Mass.; died there, 23 Sept. 1840; married there, 37 Feb. 1787, Dea.
Charles' HATCH, b. 18 Jan. 1755, Scituate, Mass,, s. of Benjamin'* and Mercy
(Phillips) of S. He died 13 Oct. 1838, at Marshfield. Lived at "Two Mile," a
strip of land two miles in length, lying on the North River. It was set off to Scitu
ate about 1700, but was restoied to Marshfield about 1793, and was therefore at the
time of the birth and marriage of Dea, Hatch a part of Scituate, He removed, after
tJie latter event, to the easterly part of Marshfield, where he resided until his death.
1. *-WILLIAM' HATCH, merchant, about 1635 brought from Sandwich in Kent, in the Hercules,
John Witherby, Master, his wife Jane, five children and six servants, as is shown in the History of
Sandwich, England. He settled iii the town of Scituate, Mass., and was the .first ruling elder of the
second church, founded there about 1643, He died 6 Nov. 1651, in that town. For his will see
History of Scituate. His widow married in 1653, Elder Thomas King, who was chosen to succeed
Elder Hatch in the second church. She died soon after her second marriage. For descendants ot
the daughters of William' Hatch see Savage's Gen. Dictionary.
Children born in England:
2l Ann, m. 2 Nov. 1643, Lient. James Torrey, o' Scituate, where he. filled the oflttoe of town
clerk. 4-
8. Hannah, m. 6 Dec. 1648, Samuel Utiey, of S. -f-
4. Walter, [9] m, 6 May, 1650, Elizabeth Holbrook.
5. William, [ST] m. 13 May, 1653, Susanna Annable.
6. Jake, married John Lovell, o* Weymouth, -j-
7. Jeremiah, [47] m. 1657, Mary Hewes,
8, Alice.
9 WALTER" [f\ {son of Elder Wm^. Hatch,) bore arms In 1643, when ho must have been over
sixteen years of age. He married, 6 May, 1650, Elizabeth Holbrook, dau, of Thomasi, of Weymouth-
and Experience^ (Leland), who was dau. of HopestiU' Leland, He took a second wife, 5 Aug. 1674,
Savage's Gen. Dictionary. He settled in Scituate, "Two Mile," on a point of land north-east of
Stoney Cove, and south-east of the second society's meeting-house. His descendants are iu Marsh-
field and Scituate.— Biist. of Sdtaate.
Children:
10. Hannah, b. 13 Mar. 1651.
11. Samdel, b. 22 Dec. 1654
12, Jane, b. 7 Mar. 1656.
13. Antipas, b. 1658.
14. Israel,
15. Joseph,
16. Bethia, b, 31 Mar. 1861.
17. John, [IB] b. 8 July, 1664; m. 80 Deo. 1696, Mary Foster.
1S inHN> riTI (WaIter>,Winiam',) b. 8 July, 1664; married. 30 Deo. 1696, Mary Foster.
IS. juais ,iiii\.rvu.„<, , B,eB." Two Mile," Scituate, Mass.
Child:
19. John, 120] b. 20 Oct. 1697: m. Grace Stetson,
an TOHN* ri91 iJohn', WaUeT', William',) b. 20 Oot. 1697; married, 26 Mar. 1719, Grace Stetson,
•*"¦ •'.'-'"'-' • L J <- jjgg '^ Two Mile," Scituate, Mass.
Children:
«i Rp-K,AMm' b 28 June, 1721; married, 25 June, 1740. Mercy Phillips, b. 4 Aug. 1725, dau of
21, Benjamdj , D. * J*™ ' ' Ees. " Two Mile," Scituate, Mass.
Joseph and Mercy (liamesj.
ChUdren:
23 1 MoUy*, b. ar Jan. 1742; d. 29 July, 1827; m. 12 Jan. 1764, Joseph C ft.
S: 2. Mercyi, b. 7 Mar. 1744; d. 6 Mar. 1781; m. 10 Nov. 1763, Samuel Jilden.

740 Descendants of Joanna' { Winslow ) Hatch. K
Cliildren born in Marshfield:
8601. 1. Elizabeth, b. 38 Nov. 1787; m. 12 Apr. 1827, Jeremiah Beals.
Res. 1870, North Bridgewater, Mast.
8603. 3. Mercy, [8608] b. 14 Aug. 1789 ; d. 35 July, 1843 ; m. Capt. Azel Ames.
8603. 3. Job- Winslow, b. 10 Aug. 1791 ; died unmarried, 5 Apr. 1835, Marshfield.
8604. 4. Charles, [8635] b. 15 Nov. 1798; d. 16 Feb. 1870; m. Mary Ames,
8605. 5. Gilbert, b. 8 Apr. 1796 ; d. 18 Aug. 1797, at Marshfield.
8606. 6. .ToANNA, b. 33 June, 1798; d. 30 Sept. 1799, "
8607. 7. Ldther, [8658] b. 6 July, 1800; m, Abigail-Peterson PhiUips.
24, 3, John', b, 9 Dec, 1745; d, 12 Mar, 1819; m, Deborah Oakman,
25. 4, Grace', b, 26 Mar, 1748; d, 33 July, 1824; m, Samuel Tilden.
26, 5, Benjamin', b, 28 Feb, 1760; d, 30 Feb, 1750,
27. 6, Benjamin', b, 1 Mar, 1751; d, 9 Sept, 1821; m, 13 Jan. 1785, Sarah Wales,
28, 7, Anthony-Eames', b, 18 Apr, 1753; d, 11 Sept. 1842; m, 28 Feb. 1782, Bethia Rogers.
39, 8, Charles', b, 18 Jan, 1755; d, 13 Oct, 1838; m. 27 Feb. 1787, Joanna' Winslow [8600],
30, 9 Daughter', b. 3 Apr, 1757; d, 3 Apr, 17.57.
31, 10. Celia', b. 16 Apr. 1758; d, 21 Mar, 1796,
33, 11. Agatha', b 14 June, 1762; d.4Dec. 1857; m, 16 Aug, 1781, Thomas Rogers.
33, 12, Deborah', b. 10 May, 1765; d, 5 Apr. 1809: m, Joshua Ford.
34, 13, Ichabod', b. 8 May, 1767; d. 17 July, 1845; m, 9 Deo. 1794, Kebecoa Eogers.
35, Grace'.
36. Mabt».
37, WILLIAM=, [5] (son of Elder WmA. Hatch,) married, 13 May, 1652, Susanna Annable, dan. of
Anthony and Jane (  ) of Plymouth, Mass, He lived on the homestead at Scituate; removed to
Swansey, where he was living in 1690; and his posterity may be found in that vicinity.- 2i«f, of
Scituate. Children;
38, 1, LvniA', b, 28 Apr. 1653; died aged four days.
39. 2. Lydia*, b, 7 Jan, 1655; married, in 1678, John BarstOW, of Scituate, A considerable tract
of land was laid out to him west of the south meeting-house common, extending to Jordan
lane. His house was fifty rods south of the present road, and was afterward owned by
John Ruggles, and stood upon land belonging, iv, 1831, to Pickles Cushing.
Children:
40, 1, Job*, b, 8 Mar. 1679.
41. 3, Jeremiah*, b, 28 Aug, 1683,
42. 3. John*, b, 15 Feb, 1684,
43, 4, Jerusha*, b, 31 Nov. 1687; died soon.
44, 5. Susanna*, b. 5 May, 1689.
45, 6, Abigail*, b, 8 Mar, 1692.
48. 7. Lydia*, b. 26 Mar. 1696.
47. JEEEMIAH=, [7] (son of Elder Wmi. Hatch,) married Mary Hewes, daa ot John "the
Welshman," and had fourteen children born from 1668 to 1678. He settled near his brother -Walter
with whom he was engaged in ship-building many years. He was surveyor, selectman and repre'
seutative 1675, '6, '9, and '80. Some of his descendants live in Vermont, " Two Mile,'' Scituate, Mass.
Children:
48. Jeremiah, who " succeeded his father in his residence and calling."
49. John.
50. Israel.
51. Joseph.
52. Thomas.
53. James, b.4 May, 1674,
[The names of the daughters are not mentioned in the History of .Icituatf, from which much
of our information has been obtained.] "uiuumucu

K Ames, Kimlall. 741
8608. MERCY', [8603] (Joanna* (Winslow) Hatcb, Job*, Gilbert*, NathanieV,
Kendm',) b. 14 Aug. 1789, Marshfield, Mass.; died there, 25 July, 1842; married in
her native town, 14 Nov. 1811, Capt. Azel' AMES, of M,, b. 7 Sept. 1783, North
Bridgewater, Mass., s. of Job', of N. Br., (Daniel*, John*, John', WilUam', of Brain
tree,) and Mary (Dyke), dau, of Samuel, of N. Br. He died 3 Mar. 1842, at Marsh
field. See Hist, of Bridgewater for the Ames family. Marshfield, Mass.
Children :
8609. 1. Dea. Azel'', b. 4 Jan. 1813, Marshfield; m. Boston, Mass,, 12 June, 1837,
Louisa Luf kin, b. 5 Apr. 1807, Chester, N.H., dau. of Humphrey and
Lois (March) of C. Res. 1870, Chelsea, Mass.
Children :
8610. 1. Azel- Winslow', b. 6 July, 1838, Marshfield ; d. 12 Jan. 1842, Boston,
Mass.
8611. 2. IsabeUa-Louise', b. 3 July, 1841, Chelsea; raarried there, 34 Apr.
1861, Dea. Albert-Laburton Kimball, of Bradford, Mass., born in
that town, 15 Sept. 1837, s. of Albert and EUzabeth (Day) of B.
He has been a shoe manufacturer at Haverhill, Mass.
Res. 1871, Bradford, Mass.
Children bom in Bradford :
8613. 1. Charles- Ames', b. 34 June, 1864; d. 17 Sept. 1865, B.
8613. 2. ) Mara-Jeanett^, b. 16 Oct. 1868,
8614. 8. ' George-Edmund', b. 16 Oct, 1868.
8615. 4. Herbert -Winslow*, b. 32 Jan. 1871.
8616. 3. Azel', M.D., b. 16 Aug. 1845, Chelsea; m. Marshfield, 10 Oct. 1866,
Sarah-Deering-Thomas Ames, b. 18 Nov. 1843, M., dau. of Dea,
EUjah and Sarah-Ann (Thomas) of M. SurgeOn and physician, also
genealogist and historian ; has been engaged, for several years, on
the annals of Marshfield. He is the author of "A Plea for the
Working Girl," a conscientious, able, and philanthropic work.
Res. 1871, Wakefield, Mass.
8617. 2. Job', b. 38 June, 1815, Marshfield; m. Boston, Mass,, 7 Aug. 1845, Mary
Clark, b. 3 June, 1819, Lyme, N.H., dau. of Jonas and Dolly (Hunt) of
L. He has retired from business. Res. 1870, Chelsea, Mass.
Children :
8618. 1. Job- Winslow', b. 39 Nov. 1846, Boston.
86I9! 2. Charles-Francis', b. 20 .July, 1848, Chelsea.
8620. 3. Marietta-Clark', b. 38 Apr. 1853, "
8621. 4- Frederic-Carlton', b. 5 Sept. 1854, "
8633 3 Mbbct-Hatch', b. 14 Apr. 1818, Marshfield ; died there, 1 Dec. 1838.
8633 4' JoANNA-WiNSLOw', b. 3 May, 1831, M. ; died there, 11 Oct. 1833.
8624! 5. Ehzabeth', b. 8 May, 1823; was unmarried in 1871, and resided with
her sister, Mrs. Dickinson.

742 Descendants of Joanna' { Winslow ) Hatch. K
8625. 6. Lois', b. 2 Oct. 1825, Marshfleld ; married there, as 2d wife, 5 Nov. 1851,
Rev. Erastus Dickinson, b. 1 Apr. 1807, Plainfield, Mass., s. of Ebenezer
and EUzabeth (Vining) of P. He, graduated from Amherst CoUege in
Aug. 1832, and entered the ministry 35 Sept. 1835; has been pastor of a
church in Canton, Mass., in Chaplin and Colchester, Conn,, and in Sud
bury, Mass, He represented ihe towns of Sudbury, Stow, and Wayland
in the General Court of Massachusetts, in the year 1864. [By a former
marriage he had a daughter, Ellen-Maria Dickinson, now deceased, who
was married, 7 Aug. 1857, to Rev. William-Hayes "Ward, on the editorial
staff of the Independent in 1876, s. of Rev. James and Hetta (Hayes) of
Abington, Mass. She bad one son, Herbert-Dickinson, b, 30 June, 1861,
Waltham, Mass. In 1873 he was at Lausanne, Switzerland, acquiring an
education.] Res. 1870, Bricksburgh, N.J.
Children :
8636. 1. Maiy-Elizabeth', b. 38 May, 1854, Colchester.
8637. 2. AUce-Amelia', b. 9 Feb. 1856, Sudbury.
8638. 3. Frederic-Brastus', b. 17 June, 1860, "
8639. 4. Lois-Ames', b. 6 Nov, 1863, "
8680. 5. Carrie- Vining', b. 29 Jan. 1867, Sudbury; d. there, 7 Oct. 1867.
8631. 7. Rev. Marcus', b. 26 Feb. 1828, Marshfield; m, Syracuse, N.T., 15 Oct.
1858, Jane-AngeUne Vandenburg, b. 25 June, 1833, La Fayette, N.T.,
dau. of Cornelius and Elizabeth (  ) of S. He studied medicine at
Harvard Med. Coll., and the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New
York City; in 1853, was under appointment of A. B.C. P.M. as missionary
physician to Africa, but, being providentially prevented, was settled as
Orthodox Cong, pastor, in Paterson, N.J., June, 1854; was afterward
settled in Westminster, Mass. In April, 1863, he was appointed super
intendent and chaplain of the State Industrial School for Girls, in
Lancaster, Mass., which has since been his field of labor.
Res. 1870, Lancaster, Mass.
Children:
8633. 1. Ella-Elizabeth', b. 38 Dec. 1855, Paterson.
8633. 2. Marcus-Judson', b. 13 May, 1858, Westminster.
8634. 3. Herman-Vandenburg', b. 7 Aug. 1865, Lancaster.
8635. COL. CHARLES', [8604] (Joanna' (Winslow) Hatch, Jd>*, Gilbert',
NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 15 Nov. 1793, Marshfield, Mass. ; died there, 16 Feb. 1870;
married there, 37 Jan. 1830, Mary Ames, b. 4 Apr. 1798, at JI., dau. of Tilden and
Sarah (Rogers) of M. East Marshfield, Mass.
Children born in Marshfield :
8686. 1, Charles-Tildbn', b. 39 Sept. 1831; married in M., 33 Nov. 1849, Mary-
Agnes Hatch, b. 17 July, 1831, at M., dau. of Elisha and Rachel (Rogers)
of M. Res. Marshfield, Mass.
Children :
8637. !• Wendell-Franklin', b. 21 Feb. 1851, M. ; died there, 5 Sept. 1851.

8641.

8643.

8643.

3.

8644.

4.

K Ford, Kee_p, Keene. 743
8638. 3. Rosella-Agnes', b. 2 Feb. 1857, JI. ; died there, 35 Dec. 1857.
8639. 3. Charies-Russell', b. 6 Aug. 1864.
8640, 2. JIaby-Ames', b. 36 Nov. 1833; married in M., 35 Jan. 1849, Ezra Ford,
b. 36 Oct. 1830, M., s. of Samuel and Mercy (Damon) of M.
Res. Marshfield, Mass,
Children born in M. :
1. Roscoe-Ezra', b. 17 Jlar. 1850.
3. Ada-Louisa', b. 14 Apr. 1853.
Sauah-Eliz.abeth', b. 10 Feb. 1836; d, 16 Dec, 1836, M.
Marci.*.-Augdsta', b. 23 Feb. 1828; died at M,, 13 Aug. 1866; married
there, 38 Nov. 1850, Samuel Keep, b. 38 Mar, 1833, Shefiield, Mass,, s.
of George and Elizabeth (Chamberlain) of S. .Res. Marshfield, Mass.
Children born in M. :
8645. 1. Emily-Jane', b, 31 June, 1853.
8646. 2. Elizabeth-Chamberiain', b. 37 Aug. 1859.
8647. 5. Gilbert- Winslow', b. 10 Jan. 1880; d. 9 July, 1880, M.
8648. 6. MATn.BA-ALMERA', b. 11 Jan, 1831 ; m, Marshfleld, 22 Jan, 1854, Nathan
Ford, b. 16 Dec. 1814, at M., s. of Charles and Lydia (Jenkins) of M.
Res. Marshfield, Masif
Children born in M. :
8649. 1. Annie-Winslow', b. 27 Feb. 1855.
8650.. 2.- Ellen-Jenkins', b. 30 Apr. 1856; d. 20 Oct. 1856, M.
8651. 3. Charles-Everett', b. 15 July, 1857.
8653. 4. Chester-Sumner', b. 13 Mar. 1863.
8653. 5. Lucius', b. 3 Jan. 1865 ; d. 25 Aug. 186-5, M.
8654. 7. Ellen-Louisa', b. 9 June, 1833; m. Marshfleld, 1 Jan. 1860, Benjarain-
Franklin-Hatch Keene, b. 20 Jan. 1833, at M., s. of Benjamin and
Nancy (Sherman) of JI.
8655. 8. Fbanklin-Winslow', b. 12 Feb. 1836; m. North Bridgewater, Mass., 18
Dec. 1860, Vesta Howard, b. 15 June, 1833, N. Br., dau. of Sidney and
Sally (T,ittiefield; of N. Br.
Child :
8056. Marcia Ellen', b. 21 July, 1867, M.
8057. 9, Susan-Adrianna', b. 9 Sept. 1839; was unmarried in 1870.
Res. Marshfield, Mass.
8658. LUTHER*. [8607] (Joanna* (Witislow) Hatch, Job*, Gilbert', NathanieV,
Kendrn'. ) b. 6 July, 1800, Marshfield, Mass, ; married there, 7 Feb. 1833, Abigail-
Pet.'jrson Phillips, b. 33 Apr. 1808, at M., dau. of Daniel and Abigail (Thomas) of M.
Daniel Phillips was bora 14 Feb, 1753, Marshfield; married there, 17 Sept. 1797,
Aljio-ail Thomas, of M., b. 4 Nov. 1774. He was son of Nathaniel Phillips, b, 33
JuW, 1713; married Joanna' White, b, 5 Dec, 1713, dau of Cornelius*, b. 28 Msr.
1083, gr. dau. of Daniel', b. 1655, and gr. gr. dau. of Peregrine', b. 30 Nov. 1630,

744 Luther' Hatch and Descendants. K
on board the Mayflower, s. of WiUiam' and Susanna (Fuller) who, after the death of
her husband the ensuing spring, became the wife of Edward' Winslow, afterward
Governor of Plymouth Colony. [See Gov. Edward' Winslow Memorial, also Intro
duction to this volume.] In 1870 Mr. Hatch had served as town-clerk of Marshfield
twenty-six years, and as U. S. assistant assessor many years; had also been notary
pubUc, and, in 1837, justice of the peace. Res. 1870, Marshfield, Mast.
Children:
8659. 1. Abigail-Phillips', b. 14 Jan. 1834, Scituate, Mass. ; m. Marshfield, 33
Oct. 1853, WiUiam Sherman, a native of M., s. of Asa and Polly (  ),
natives of M., who, in 1870, had been married raore than seventy years.
At that date, he was nearly ninety-seven years of age and she about
ninety-five ; and both were in the enjoyment of comfortable health. s.p.
8660. ¦ 2. Joanna-Amanda', b. 7 Jan. 1839, Marshfield; married there, 3 Jan. 1853,
Capt. Daniel-Dexter Baker, of Duxbury, aft. of New York City, b. 1833,
s, of Daniel' (Ma,j. Elijah', Samuel*, Kenelm', Eleanor' (Winslow) Baker,
Kendm',) and Zeruiah -Bryant (Walker) of D. [See Appendix, No. 384,
p. 46.] He was, for several years, a master mariner. In 1871, was a
broker and commission merchant in New York City. Res. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Child:
8661. Addie-Dexter', b. 29 May, 1857, Marshfield.
8662. 3. MBRcy-BLizABETn', b. 31 May, 1833, M. ; in 1870 was unmarried.
8663. 4. Luther-Phillips', b. 17 Jan. 1839, JI. ; m. Weymouth, Mass., 17 May,
1864, Lizzie- Wise Clark, b, 3 Aug. 1843, W., dau. of Robert and Fannie
(Brown) of N. Weymouth. In 1870 they res. N. Weymouth, Mass.
1873, Marshfield, Mass.
Child:
8664. Luther-H'., b. 1 Aug. 1868, Weymouth.
8665. KENELM', [1930] (Kenelm*, Kendm', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 34 July,
1756 ; d, 1 May, 1847, Windsor, Jle, ; m, by Rev, Kilborn Whitman, 26 Oct. 1794,
Pembroke Bee, to Susanna Fuller, ol Pembroke, JIass., b. 37 Nov. 1774; d. 13 Aug.
1849. He was of Bristol at the time of their marriage. He removed from Marsh
field, Mass., to the State of Jlaine, about 1783. Windsor, Me.
Children:
8660. 1, Deborah, b. 30 Sept. 1795; d. 13 Nov. 1803.
8667. 3. Abigail, b. 11 May, 1797: d. 18 Sept. 1801.
8668. 8. Nathaniel, [8677] b. 37 Jlar. 1800; d. 1854; m. Thirza  .
8669. 4. Almira, [8685] b. 19 Oct. 1801; d. 17 Oct. 1845; m. John-W. Lawson,
or Jameson.
8670. 5. Joseph, b. 30 July, 1803.
8671. 6. Sarah-F., b. 37 Mar. 1806; m. 30 Feb. 1838, Samuel Trouant.
8673. 7. Benjamin, b. 9 Apr, 1808; d, 31 Mar, 1813.
8673, 8. Elizabeth, b. 13 July, 1811; ra. Samuel Wheeler, of Windsor. Jle.

Descendants of Kenelm' Winslow. 745
8674. 9 Isaac, b. 10 Jan. 1814, Res. 1870, Windham, Me.
8675. 10. .Martha, [8690] b. 1 Sept. 1817;
8676. 11. 'Mary, b. 1 Sept. 1817; d. 1833.

8675. 10. .Martha, [8690] b. 1 Sept. 1817; d. 36 Mar. 1861; m. Levi Perkins.
S. 11. *J

8677. NATHANIEL', [8668] (Kendm*, Kendm*, Kenelm', NathanieV, Kenelm',)
b. 27 Mar. 1800; died, 1854, in California; married Thirza  .
Children:
8678. Veloni.\-K'., born in 1829.
8679. Elizabeth-A'., born in 1831 ; married William Johnson.
8680. Nancy', bom in 1832; d. 1861; married E. Murch.
Child :
8681. Charles', d. 13 Jan. 1863.
8683. Edward-P'., born in 1834.
8683. Adeline', married E. Murch.
8684. Szirena', married F-A. Pennington.
8685. ALJIIRA.', [8669] (Kenelm', Kenelm*, Kenelm', NathanieV, Kendm',) b. 19
Oct. 1801 ; d. 17 Oct. 1845; married, 9 Apr. 1836, John-W. LAWSON or JAME
SON. Children born in Windsor, Me. :
8686. 1. Mart-Jane, b. 8 Dec. 1836; married WiUiam Crane.
8687. 2. Susan, b. 1 Apr. 1839; married  Leavitt.
8688. 3. William, b. 15 Jlar. 1831.
8689. 4. Winslow, b. 6. May, 1837.
8690. MARTHA', [8675] (Kenelm*, Kendm*, Kendm', NathanieV, Kenehn',) b. 1
Sept. 1817; d. 36 Mar. 1861; married, 3 Dec. 1841, Levi PERKINS.
Children born in Windsor, Me. :
8691. 1. Mabt-W., b. 2 Feb. 1843.
8693. 2. Gbobge, b. 26 Jan. 1853.
8693, ABIGAIL', [1931] (Kenelm*. Kenelm*, NathanieV, Kendm',) b. 38 Juno,
1758; d. 14 Apr. 1836; m. JIarshfield, JIass,, 9 June, 1777, to John GALLISON,
b, 6, Au"-, 1754; d. 6 Sept. 1840. Eunice Bourne, sister of Abigail who married
Kenelm' Winslow [1939], married John Gallison, of JIarblehead {Hist, of Cape Cod,
Vol. II p. 301]. Was he the father of John mentioned above ? Their first two
children were born in JIarshfield, the others in Jlaine, to which State they had re
moved. We are indebted to Joseph' Willard [1888] for records of this family.
Windham, Me.
Children :
8694. 1. Joseph, [8703] b. 23 Sept. 1778; d, 1867; m. Hannah Atwood.
8695! 2. John, [8718] b. 31 May, 1780; d, 1864; m,  .
8696, 3. Abigail, [8731] b. 1783; d. 1839; m. J. LoweU,

746 Descendants of AbigaiV { Winslow ) Gallison. K
8697. 4. Winslow, [8739] b. 1787; d, 1865; m.  ,
8698. 5. PoLLY-L,, b. 1789; m, 35 May, 1814, R. Davis.
8699. 6. Sylvanus, [8758] b. 1793; d. 1836; m, Mary Alden.
8700. 7. Charlotte, [8769] b. 1794; d. 1830; m. J. Leavitt.
8701. 8. Henry, b. 1796.
8703. 9. Eliza, b. 1803 ; m. N. Cloudman.
8703, JOSEPH', [8694] (Abigail' (Winslow) Gallison, Kendm*, Kenelm*, Na
thanieV, Kendm',) b. 33 Sept. 1778, JIarshfield, Mass.; diedin 1867; married Han-
nab Atwood, Children :
8704. 1. Hannah', b. 8 June, 1800; married  Coy; she raarried 2d, 
• Clark.
8705. 2. Abigail-W'., born in 1802; is deceased; married  Lombard,
ST06. 3. Sophia', born in 1806; died in 1852; married Jefferson Gushing.
Child:
8707. Helen-C, born in 1837 (?) ; married C-H. Coy.
8708. 4. Henby', born in 1807; died the same year.
8709. 5. William', born in 1809.
8710. 6. JosEPH-H'., b. 13 Mar. 1813.
8711. 7. Charlotte', born in 1814; d. 1855; married R. Buzzell.
Children :
8712. 1. Avery', born in 1844.
8713. 3. Helen', born in 1849.
8714. 8. JoHN-M'., born in 1817; m,, probably, Elvira' Hall [11475], b, 15 Feb.
1807, Buckfield, Me., dau. of Nathan' and Susan (Forbes) of B.
8715. 9. Edward', born in 1818; died in 1853; married B. Pierce.
Child:
8716. James', born in 1849.
8717. 10. Amanda-M'., born in 1820; married George-B. Tourtellot.
8718. JOHN', [8695] (AbigaiV (Winslow) Gt&WisorL, Kenelm*, Kendm', Nathan
ieV, Kenelm',) b. 31 May, 1780, JIarshfield, Mass.; died in 1864; married  .
Children:
8719. 1. Winslow', born in 1814; d. 1816.
8730. 3. Henry', born in 1816.
8731. 3. JoHN-W'., born in 1830; d. 1847; married Clarissa Cilley.
Child:
8733. Helen-L'., born in June, 1848.
8738. 4. Sarah', born in 1822 ; d. 1844.
8724. 5. Nancy', born in 1834; is deceased; married Hiram Lovott.
8735. 6. Susan-E'., born in 1836.

K Lowell, Hanson, Stratton, Stockman, Whitaker, Willey, Nash. 747
8726. 7. Wellington', born in 1838; d. 1851.
8737. 8. Ctrus-L'., b. July, 1830.
8728. 9. Greenleaf- W'., born in 1833.
8739. 10. Frances', born in 1884; d. 1839.
8730. 11. Oliver-R'., born in 1836.
8731. ABIGAIL', [8696] (AbigaiV (Winslow) OaMisan, Kenelm*, Kenelm*, Na
thanieV, Kendm',) born in 1783, Windham, Maine; died in 1839; married J.
LOWELL.
Children :
8733. 1. Hiram, b. 1805.
8733. 2. Cyrus, b. 1807; died 1829.
8734. 3. Thomas, b."1809.
8735. 4. Eliza, b. 1811; married V-C. Hanson.
8736. 5. D.ARius, b. 1813.
8737. 6. Urbain, b. 1815.
8738. 7. Abner, b. 1818 ; died 1822,
8739. WINSLOW', [8697] (Abigail* (Winslow) Gallison, Kenelm*, Kenelm*, Na
thanieV, Kenelm',) bom in 1787, Windham, Me. ; died in 1865 ; married  .
Children :
8740. 1. Abigail', bom in 1808; d. January, 1853; mairied Martin Stratton.
Children :
8741, 1- L-Bllen', bom in 1850 ; married C-W. Stockman.
8742. 2. Martha-E'., born in 1651.
8743. 3- John-H'., born in 1853.
8744, 2. John', b. 1810; d. 38 June, 1868; married  .
Children :
8745. 1. Erastus- W'., b. 14 Jan, 1843.
8746, 2. Miriam-E'., b. 8 Apr. 1843; married, November, 18G8, J-H. Whit
aker.
8747. 3. Howard-M'., b. 17 July, 1844; d. 13 June, 180.1
8748. 4. Vashti-A'., b. 19 Aug. 1845; married, November, 1868, Eben Wor
cester.
8749. 5- Flora-A'., b. 39 Nov. 1847; d. June, 1868.
8750. 6. JIai-tin-C"., born 1850; d. 1850.
8751, 1- Purbot-H',, b. 30 Sept, 1851.
8752. 3. LouiSA-L'., born in 1813; married I, Willey.
8753. 4. Caroline', born in 1815 ; married David Nash.
8754. 5. Henry', bom in 1817.
8755. 6. Mary- Anne', bom in 1819; married William-N. Davis, who died in 1865.
8756. 7. WmsLOW', born in 1822.
8757. 8, James- W'., bom in 1824.

748 Descendants of AUgaAV {Winslow) Gallison. 'K
8758. SYLVANUS', [8699] (Abigail' (Winshw) Gallison, Kendm*, Kenelm', Na
thaniel', Kenelm',) born in 1792, Windham, Me. ; died in 1826 ; married, 35 May, 1814,
Mary Alden, who is deceased.
Children:
8759. 1.  , b. Oct. 1815; d. Oct. 1815.
8760. 3. Mary-W'., born in 1817; d. 1858; married B-A. Pendleton.
Children :
8761. 1. Frederic-H'., b. 7 Nov. 1838.
8763. 3. Frances-E"., b. 6 Sept. 1841.
8763. 3. Adelia-B'., b. 5 Jan. 1844.
8764. 4. Almatia-A'., b, 4 June, 1847; d. 3 June, 1852.
8765. 5. Edna-J'., b. 15 June, 1851.
8766. 6. Mary-W'., b. 19 Nov. 1858.
8767. 8. George-R'., b. 10 May, 1830; d. 3 Nov. 1823.
8768. 4. Charlotte- A'., b. 3 Nov. 1822.
8769. CHARLOTTE', [8700] (AbigaiV (Winshw) Gallison, Kendm*, Kendm*,
NathanieV, Kenelm',) born in 1794, Windham, Me.; died in 1830; married J.
LEAVITT, who is deceased.
Children :
8770. 1. Mitchell, b. 1818.
8771. 3. John, b. 1830.
8773. 3. JIargaret-A., b. 1822; married  HunnewelL
8773. 4. Abigail, b. 1824; d. 1838.
8774. 5. Sarah, b. 1836 ; married  Hawkins.
8775. 6. Mary, b. 1838; d. 1881.
8776. JOSEPH', [1983] (Kendm*, Kenelm', NathanieV, Kenelm',)h. 12 Nov, 1760,
Marshfield, JIass; died probably in 1806. He sailed from Baltimore, as captain of
a vessel, and, being taken sick on the passage, was put on shore at St. Augustine, Fla.
From that place he wrote two letters to his friends, the last one, dated in 1806, sta
ting they would not probably hear frora him again, and it is supposed that he died
soon after. He was married by Rev. William Shaw, at Pembroke, Mass., 20 Apr.
1797, to Susanna Baker, a native of P., b. 15 Oct, 1768, dau, of John, of P. They
removed to Kennebec Co., Me. She died 10 Jan. 1822, Abington, JIass.
Children born in Pembroke :
8777. 1. Ruth, [8781] b, 16 Dec, 1797; d. 29 Oct, 1869; m, John Brigham; m, 2d,
Cotton Graves.
8778. 2. Kenelm, [8788] b. 8 Sept. 1799; d. 26 Nov. 1868; m. Orra Pope.
8779. 3. John-Baker, [8796] b. 7 June, 1801; d, 23 Nov. 1870; m. Emeline
Mitchell.
8780. 4. Joseph, [8808] b. 7 Nov. 1805; m, Rebecca Bennett; m. 2d, Lydia-Ayers
Stephens.

K

Brigham, Graves, Keith, Shaw. 749

8783.

1.

8783.

3.

8784.

3.

8785.

4.

8781. RUTH', [8777] (Joseph', Kenelm*, Kendm', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 16 Dec.
1797, Pembroke, Mass, ; d, 39 Oct. 1869, Bridgewater, JIass, ; ra. Abington, JIass.,
13 Nov. 1817, John BRIGHAM, b. 1 Aug, 1793, Marlboro, s. of Jotham and Lucy
(Thompson) of Sudbury. He was a machinist; aud died 19 Sept. 1831, Abington,
where he had resided. [See Hist of Marlboro, p. 343,] She married 3d, Boston,
Mass., 30 Dec. 1839, Cotton GRAVES, who was a farmer and resided at
Sunderland, Mass.
Children born in Abington :
John', b. 31 Dec, 1818; in 1870 was unmarried. Res. Bridgewater, Mass.
Charles', b. 3 Apr. 1830; d. Apr. 1823, Abington.
Charles-Lee', b. 10 Sept. 1828; d. 26 Nov. 1837, A.
Sus.^.n-B.aker', b. 26 Sept. 1825; m. Bridgewater, 24 Dec. 1846, Henry-
Thomas Keith, b, 27 Oct, 1830, Br,, s, of Howard and Lucia (Harding)
of Br. He died 19 May, 1853, at Br. ; was a carpenter.
She res. 1870, Bridgewater, Mass.
Children born in Bridgewater:
8786. 1. Leora', b. 8 Nov. 1847.
8787. 3. Henrietta', b. 37 June, 1853.
[One of these daughters married George-D. Davis, of Newton, Mass.]
8788. CAPT. KENELM', [8778] (Joseph', Kenelm*, Kenelm', NathanieV, Kenelm',)
b. 8 Sept. 1799, Pembroke, Mass, ; d. 36 Nov. 1868, Bridgewater, JIass, ; married
there, 30 Sept. 1833, Orra Pope, b, 13 Aug. 1803, at Br., dau. of Benjamin, of Br,,
and JIary (Pierce) of Scituate, JIass,, and gr. dau, of Ichabod Pope, who removed
frora Dartmouth to South Bridgewater. He was captain of a military company.
Manufacturer of cotton-gins. In 1870 Mrs. Winslow was living with her daughter,
Mrs. Shaw, at Bridgewater, Mass.
Children :
8789. 1. Benjamin-Franklin', b. 17 Nov. 1823, Bridgewater; made several vojages
on the Mediterranean as an officer; went to California in January, 1849,
and retumed in 1854. He was a farmer until the breaking out of the
rebellion, when he enlisted, 28 Aug. 1861, in the First, Mass. Battery;
served in.McClellan's campaign on the Peninsula, and then returned to
Alexandria ; was in the battles of Bull Run, Antietam, Savage Station,
etc. In August, 1862, he was attacked with chronic diarrhea; was dis
charged on the 15th of December, at Williamsport, and returned home,
but never recovered from the effects of the disease. He died 4 Apr.
1864, at Bridgewater. He was unmarried.
8790. 2. Orba-Pierce', b. 13 Nov. 1825, Bridgewater; married there, 22 Sept.
1847, Jlinot-Curtis Shaw, b. 5 Mar. 1823, Weymouth, Mass., s. of Sam
uel and Abigail (Curtis) of E. Bridgewater. He was a boot and shoe
dealer in Georgia at the commencement of the war, and sacrificing every
thing, returned with his family to Bast Bridgewater, JIass., where, in
1870, he was engaged in his former occupation.

750 Descendants of Joseph' Winslow. K
Children born in East Bridgewater :
8791. 1. Kenelm-Winslow", b. 19 Jlar. 1850; mamed, I June, 1873, Mary-Ben
nett Gardner, of Nantucket.
8793. 2. Walter-Curtis', b. 9 Aug. 1853.
8793. 3. Lester-Arnold', b. 27 Mar. 1855; d. 18 Jlay, 1856, E. Bridgewater.
8794. 4. Mary-Winslow', b. 30 Mar. 1863.
8795. 3. Mary', b. 39 Jlar. 1831, Bridgewater; died there, 30 Oct. 1855. She was
unmarried.
8796. JOHN-BAKER', [8779] (Joseph*, Kenelm*, Kenehn*, Nathanid:*, Kendm',)
b. 7 June, 1801, Pembroke, Mass. ; d. 33 Nov. 1870; m. Bridgewater, Mass., 26 Nov.
1839, EmeUne' MitcheU, b. 33 June, 1799, Br., dau. of Edward', of Br. (Edward*,
Col. Edward', Ensign Edward', Experience, of Plymouth, Duxbury, and, late in life,
Bridgewater,) The wife of Edward' was Chloe' Washbum, b. 1768, dau. of Capt.
Abraham', of Br. (Nathaniel', John*. John', John', John', of Duxbury, aft. of S.
Bridn-ewater.) The mother of Edward' Mitchell was Jane' Latham, a descendant of
John' Winslow, as follows: (Charles*, Chilton', Susanna' (Winslow) Latham, John'
Winshw, of Plymouth, Mass., aft. of Boston.) [See Memorial of John' Winshw.] He
was a hatter. She res. 1874, Bridgewater, Mass.
Children born in Bridgewater:
8797. 1. Joseph-Baker', b. 30 Aug. 1830 ; was married by Dr. Thompson, Taun
ton, Mass., 33 Oct. 1867, to Myra Deane, of T. In 1846 he went to
Boston, where he remained nine years, and then removed to New York
city ; in 1864 was head clerk of the copper mining business. Eagle River,
Lake Superior; in 1870 was commission merchant in Boston. s.p.
Res. 1874, Bridgewater, Mass.
8798. 3. Chloe-Jane', b. 11 Apr. 1833; m. Bridgewater, 8 June, 1854, Charles-
White Hubbard, of N.H., b. 34 Apr. 1828, Thetford, Vt., s. of Orange
and Loanna (^Boardman) of Charlestown, N.H. Res. 1874, Pittsburg, Penn.
Children born in Pittsburg:
8799. 1. Lucy-Jane", b. 30 Apr. 1856; d. 6 Dec. 1863, Pittsburg.
8800. 3. Lurania-Emeline', b. 15 Aug. 1860 ; d. 14 Feb. 1862, P.
8801. 3. BUen-EUzabeth', b. 16 June, 1862: d. 20 Oct. 1862, P.
8803. 4. John-Winslow', b. 18 Dec. 1884.
8803. 5. Charies-White', b. 38 Sept. 1866.
8804. 3. Joiin-Abbott', b. 36 Nov. 1835; married, 4 May, 1860, Katharine-Smith
Loring, of Hanson, JIass., b. 7 Feb. 1839, Pembroke, Mass., dau. of
Edward-Smith and Ann-Beal (Jones) bf P. He served in the late war,
enlisting for nine months, 17 Sept. 1863; in 1864 here-enlisted; was
wounded in the leg and head, and, in June, 1364, was in the hospital at
Philadelphia; was discharged 14 July, 1865. He was at one time in
Libby Prison. Furnace-man. Res. 1874, Bridgewater, Mass.
Child:
8805. George-Herbert', b. 21 Aug. 1861, Bridgewater.

K

Al'igail' {Winslow) Veazie and Descemlants 751

8806. 4. j Lucy- Washburn', b. 6 July, 1839; d. 30 Aug. 1840, Bridgewater.

JO. *. 1 IjI
)7. 5. • W

8807. 5. • Willard-Lyon', b. 6 July, 1839; d. 13 Feb. 1840,
8808. JOSEPH', [8780] (Joseph', Kenelm*, Kenelm', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b, 7
Nov, 1805, Pembroke, JIass.; d. 9 Jlay, 1869, Brady's Bend, Armstrong Co., Pa.,
and was buried there. He married at Warehara, JIass., in 1837, Rebecca Bennett,
who diedin that town, July, 1830. He was married 3d, by Rev. Mr. Boyce, Boston,
Mass., 28 Nov. 1837, to Lydia-Ayers Stephens, b. 17 July, 1830, dau. of Joseph and
Sarah (  ) of Boston. He was a manufacturer of railroad iron. He first settled
in Warebiim, afterward lived in South Boston, Mass., and at Brady's Bend, Penn.
Children :
8809. 1. Joseph', bom in 1838, Wareham; died ininfancy.
8810. 2. Rebecca', born in 1830, Wareham; "
8811. 3. Charles-Brigham', b. 28 Oct. 1838, South Boston, Mass.; was married
by Rev. Reuben Skill, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Penn., 13 Sept. 1861,
to Emma Cupples, b. 23 Feb. 1844, at P., dau. of Alexander and Ann
(Skare) of P. Res. Boston, JIass., Brady's Beud, Penn., and, 1874, at
Hutchinson, Reno Co., Kansas, where he was a druggist; firm of Wins
low and Albright.
Children:
8812. 1. Annie-Lydia', b. Friday, 3 Sept. 1864, Brady's Bend.
8813. 2. Harry-Dudley', b. 22 Mar. 1866, Brady's Beud.
8814. ABIG-VIL', [1934] (Joseph*, Kenelm', NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 20 Jan. 1750;
d. 21 Sept. 1837; m, Boston, Mass,, 39 Apr. 1778, Boston Bee, Benjamin VEAZIE,
of Boston,* b. 9 Feb. 1745, Braintree, JIass, ; d, 38 June, 1814. They resided in
Providence, R.I,, for a time. We have not the names of the parents of Mr. Veazie,
but his son Joseph' writes: "I have my father's genealogy. The Veazies came from
the north of England as Protestants, and settled in Braintree and Quincy; and
another branch of the family. Catholics, settled in JIaryland, Cecil County. Many of
the name are living there, one a late Governor of JIaryland."
Children :
8815. 1. Benjamin, b. 16 Oct. 1773; died unmarried, 19 Sept. 1819.
8816. 2. Abigajl. b. 9 Aug. 1775; d. 23 Jlar. 1840; married  Palmer. She
was living with her grandmother Winslow in 1791, at the time of tbe
death of Joseph' Winslow [1936], her parents having removed to Provi
dence, R,I, 8 n_
Joseph, b. 9 Jlar. 1777; d, Feb, 1779.
Mary, b. 17 Aug, 1779; died unmarried, 14 Feb. 1844.
Joseph, b. 17 Aug. 1781; d. Feb. 1783,
John, b. 38 Feb. 1783; d. 1 Aug. 1831; married Din^ih  , born in
1792; d. 15 Jan. 1857. s.p,
Sally, b. 28 Dec. 1784; died unmarried, 10 July, 1846.
Joseph, b. 38 Dec. 1788, Providence or Boston; died intestate, 17 May,
1863, Providence, where'he had resided. His real and personal estates
16

8817.

3,

8818.

¦4.

8819.

5.

8830.

6.

8831.

7.

8832.

8.

752 Dr. Ebenezer' Winslow and Descendants. K
were large, and it was necessary to go back to Kenelm' Winslow [358]
to find the heirs on his mother's side. Joseph' Willard [1888] was the
lawyer employed for this work. Although they were very numerous on
both the Winslow and Veazie side, there were several hundred dollars
for each one of the seventh generation in families numbering four or five,
after deducting all the expenses of litigation.
8833. 9. Susan, b. 5 Apr. 1790; d. 9 Apr. 1791.
8834. 10. Samuel, b. 18 July, 1793; died unmamed, 14 July, 1836.
8835. DR. EBENEZER', [1951] (Hezekiah*, Bichard*, Job', Kendm',) b. 38 Aug.
1743, probably in Freetown, JIass. ; raarried, 37 Feb. 1766, Swansey Bee., Elizabeth'
Eddy [3030], b. 35 Oct. 1745, Swansey Bee., d. of Constant and Mary' (Winslow)
of S He married 3d, Catherine Gardner. Ebenezer Winslow of Somerset and
Catherine Gardner of A^'arren were published 24 June, 1798, Somerset Bee. Somerset,
previous to its incorporation in 1790, formed a part of Swansey, and was called the
Shawomet Purchase. — Maxs. Hist. Collections. Swansey, Mass.
Children, of whom eleven were by the first wife and four by the second:
John, [8840] b. 28 Nov. 1766; m. Bethany Braytou; in. 3d, Mary Brayton.
Humphrey, [8808] b. 19 Sept. 1768; m. Sarah Mason.
Ebknkzbr, [8870] b. 1 Sept, 1770; m. Polly  .
Betty, b. 19 May, 1773, Swansey Bee. The following is copied from the
records of Somerset, JIass: "Somerset, October :i4th 1793, this may
certify that Edward Gardner of Warren and Betsey Winslow of Somerset
was married October the 24 Day 1793 by me Russel Jlason Elder."
8830. 5. Anna, b, 177U; d, 12 June, 1781, aged 5 yrs,, 't mos,
8831. 6. JIaby, b. Dec. 1777; d. 31 liar. 1778, aged 3 mos., 13 days.
8833. Nancy, [8881] m. 7 Aug. 1806, Capt. Preserved Read.
8833, William, [8892] b. 11 May, 1781; married Ann  .
8884. JIary, b. 13 June, 1790; d. '^3 Feb. 1792, aged 1 y., 8 mos., 10 days.
8885. Hlnky, [8894] m. 10 .May, 1831, Lurancy Hanks.
By 2d maniiige:
8836. Edwaud.
8837. Betsey, b. 31 Oct. 1802; m. 17 May, 1827, Joseph-P. Chace, of Swansey.
She was of Somerset at the time of her marriage. [Somerset Bee.\
8838. James, b. 14 July, l.'!in4; d. 34 Nov, 1800, aged 3 yrs., 4 mos,, 10 days.
8839. Sahah, b, 1807; inanied [pub. 14 July, 1832, Somerset Bec.\ John-A.
Wood, of Swansey. She was living in Somerset at the date of her mar
riage.
8840, DR, JOHN'*, [8826] (Ebenezer', Hezekiah*, Bichard*, Job', Kenelm',) b, 23

8826,

1,

8837.

2,

8838.

3.

8839,

4.

*Dr. Charles-F'. Winslow writes that he often heard his father, Benjamin" [9583], speak of three
Kenerationsot Dr. Winslows, all of whom were noted tor skill and areat popularity in their neighbor
hood— srandfuther, son, and grandson. He canuot now recall with certainty tie names by which
bo called them. He thinks they lived for a while together, or in the vicinity ot each other, and
aid an extensive country practice, succeeding each other. It is his impression that there was a Job
iimongthein, and that one of them was living as late as 1810, or perhaps later. His father spoke ot
them so much ttat he is quite sure lie must have known them personally, and is positive that the
f uunt;er of the three was named John.

8843.

3.

884-1.

4.

8845.

5.

8840.

6.

.Baker, Benjamin, Patch, Eddy. 753
Nov. 1766, Swansey Bee; was married "by Russel Mayson Elder of a Church of
Christ in Swansey," 30 Sept. 1790, to Betiiauy Brayton, of Somerset. He was re
siding in Somerset at this date. He was married 2d, "by Philip Head Elder of a
Baptist Church iu Swansey,"- 17 Feb. 1803, to Jlary Brayton, of Somerset. Ho was
living in Swansey at the time cf his second marriage. The dates of birth of their
children were copied from the records of Swansey:
8841. 1.  , [8850] married  Baker.
8843. 2. Betsey-Paink, b. 21 Mar. 1795. [David Gray, Esq,, of Somerset, and
Betsey Wiinslow, of Swansey, were joined in man iage 33 Aug. 1833.
Somerset Bee This may have beeu some other Betsey or Elizabeth. See
8860.]
Nathan-Read, b. 13 July, 1797.
JuitN-WiLLiAM, b, 8 Dec. 1803; was probably a physician and practiced
his profession in Swansey,
Elizabeth-Eddy, b. 24 Mar. 1805,
Charles-Br AYTON, b. 13 May, 1807; was married by Elisha Slade, Jr.,
pastor of the Baptist Church, 1 Jan, 18:M, to Amauda Slade, of Somerset.
Somerset Bee. He was of Swansey at tlie time of his marriage. He
probably married, Aug. 1837, Betsey-B, Brown.
8847. 7, Sarah-Ann, b, 19 Jan. 1808. [Perhaps this is the daughter "Nancy"
who married  Benjamin, auc. to Jlrs, Lucinda-.M. Hills, 8919.]
8848. 8. FBANCis-RiCH.yoND, b. 8 Dec. 1809.
8849. 9. Francis, b. 13 Dec. 1813.
[One of the daughters married Mr, Slade, ace. to Mrs. Hills. Jonathan
Slade 3d, of Somerset, and Caioline-B. Winslow of Swansey were pub
Ushed 18 Juue, 1841, iSumcrset Bee]
8350.  ', [8841] (John*, Ebenezer', Hezekiah*, Bichard', JuV, Kenehn',) married
 BAKER. Children:
8851. 1.  ', b. 5 Apr. 1823, Swansey, JIass, ; m. Lynn, Mass., 2 Sept. 1846, Ed
win Patch, b, 12 May, 1820, Hamilton, Mass,, son of Joseph and Mary
(Cleavesj of 11. s.p. Res. 1870, Lynn, Mass.
8853. 2. Adaline-.\1"., b. 9 Oct. 1834, Lynn, JIass. ; d. 39 Jlay, 1845, Swansey.
8853. 3, Chaules-P'., b. 5 July, 1837, " ; m. Gilmanton, N.H., 11 Oct.
1849, Sarah-P'. Chesley, a native of G.
Children:
8854. 1. Ezra-C, b. 17 July, 1853; d. 39 Jlay, 1854, New Bedford.
8850. 2. Lizzie- Winslow', b. 18 July, 1855.
8856. 3. Charles-Edwin', b. 3 Sept. 1861.
8857. 4. Caroline-E'., b. 21 Jan. 1830. *
8858. 5. Henry-A'., b. 28 Mar. 1840, Swansey.
8859. 6. Anna-E'., b. 18 Dec. 1841; m. Bristol, R.L, 29 Jan. 1860, CorneUus-S.
Eddy, b. 25 Dec. 1838, Swansey.

754 Descendants of Ebenezer' Winslow. K
Children :
8860. 1. Adaline-B'., b. 30 Oct. 1860, Swansey.
8861. 3. Charles-H'., b. 17 Feb. 1869, Benicia, California.
8863. 7. JoHN-B"., b. 7 Jan. 1845, Swansey; d. there, 3U June, 1845.
8863. HUMPHREY", [8837] (Ebenezer', Hezekiah*. Bichard', Job'', Kenelm',) b. 19
Sept, 1768, Swansey Bee; married Sarah Jlason, of Warren [pub. 36 Aug. 1792,
Somerset Bee}. He was living in Somerset at the time of his marriage.
Their children are recorded in Swansey :
8864. 1. Sarah, b. 5 Feb. 1796,
8865. 3. Bbenezeb, [8873] b. 3 July, 1798; d. 7 Feb. 1866; m. Jane-Holt Vickary,
8866. 8. Elizabbth-E., b. 3 Feb. 1801. [David Gray, Esq., of Somerset, and
Betsey Winslow, of Swansey, were joined in marriage, 33 August, 1823,
Somerset Bec.l
8867. 4. Mary, b. 27 July, 1803.
8868, 5. EzBA, b. 4 Jan. 1806.
8869. 6. JIason-Holden, b. 28 Aug. 1808,
8870. -7. Catharine-Paine, b. 12 Feb. 1811.
8871. 8. Humphrey, b. 11 Jan. 1814.
8872. EBENEZER', [88C5] (Humphrey', Ebenezei-', Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job*, Ke-
helm',) b. 3 July, 1798, Swansey Bee; d. 7 Feb. 1866, Newport, R.I. ; married, 1
June, 1838, Jane-Holt Vickary, b. 34 July, 1803, Newport, d. of Hugh and Ann-ll.
(Holt) of N.—Holt Gen., p. 381.
Children:
8873. 1. JIary-Jane, b. 18 Apr. 1839; d. 30 Sept. 1837.
8874. 2. Sarah-Ann, b. 21 Jlay, 1832; d. 13 Aug. 1833.
8875. 3, FRANCES-MATn,DA, b. 5 Dec. 1839 ;d. 30 Jlay, 1843.
Inscriptions copied from grave-stones in Newport cemetery.
Sacred
to the memory of
EBEN WINSLOAV
Born at Swansey, Mass,
July 3nd 1798.
Died at Newport, R, I.
Feb. 7. 1866
An honest man is the noblest work of God.
Sacred
to the memory of
three children of
Eben and Jane H Winsloiv

^ Bead, IlitcheU, Carr. 765
Sarah Ann
Born Jlay 21 1832
Died Aug 12 1833
Mary Jane
Bom April 18 1829
Died Sept 30 1837
Frances Jlatilda
Born Deo 5 1839
Died May 30 1848.
Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to como
unto me; for of such is the kingdom of heaven.
8876. EBENEZER', [8828] (Ebenezer', Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b. 1
Sept. 1770, Swansey Bee; married Polly  . Swansey, Mass.
The dates of birth of the following children are from the Swansey Records;
8877. 1. Sylvania-Allen, b. 23 July, 1801.
8878. 3. Mary, b. 1 Dec. 1803.
8879. 3. John-Kelly, b. 21 Apr. 1804.
8880. 4. William, b. 8 Jan. 1806.
8881. NANCY', [8832] (Ebenezer*, Hezekiah*, Bichard^, Jd)', Kenelm'.) was mar
ried by Benjamin Mason, elder of a church in Swansey, Mass., 7 Aug, 1806, to
Capt. Preserved READ, of Somerset, Mass., b. 18 Dec. 1777, Swansey, s, of Nathan
and Content (Braiton). She was of Somerset at the time of her marriage. He was
formerly a sea-captain. — Beed Gen,
Children born in Swansey :
8882. 1. Catherine', b. 13 June, 1807.
8883. 3. Nathan', b. 8 Sept. 1809.
8884. 3. Francis', b. 5 July, 1813; married Prances Sanderson.
Children :
8885, 1. Cata', born in 1852, San Francisco, Cal.
8886. 2. Charles-G'., born in 1855.
8887. 4. Evbline-M'., b. 18 Feb. 1815; married William MitchelL
8888. 5. Elizabeth', b. 17 Feb. 1817; married George-W. Carr.
8889. 6. Bbenezeb', b. 1 Feb, 1821,
8890. 7. Maria', b. 16 Nov. 1823.
8891. 8. Charles-G'., b. 27 May, 1829.
8892. WILLIAM', [8833] (Ebenezer*, Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b. 11
May, 1781, Swansey Bee.; married Ann  .

756 Ezra* Winslow. ^
Child:
8893. Elizabeth, b, 3 July, 1818, Swansey Bee.
8894. HENRY', [8835] (Ebenezer', Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job*, Kenehn',) bom prob
ably about 1790, in Rhode Island, or perhaps in Somrjrset, JIass. ; was married by
Rev. Ebenezer Blake, at Jlansfleld, Tolland Co., Ct., 10 May, 1821, to Lurancy
Hanks, of M., b. 12 July, 1801, d. of Uriah and Sally (Keeny) of M. He was a
druggist. He removed from Rhode Island; in 1871, was in California. [She was
married 2d, by Rev. Hezekiah Kamsdell, at Jlansfleld, Ct., 23 Apr. 1883, to Horace-C,
Lathrop, b. 23 Apr. 1801, Tolland, Ct.,s. of Rowland and Hannah (  -) of T. He died
21 Apr. 1864, Middletown. He was a raiUer, and dealer in pumps. In 1873 she was
residing in Waterbury, New Haven Co., Ct. ; and in 1876, with her son at Middle-
town, Ct. She has also resided in New London, Ct,, East Bridgewater, JIass,, and
Hutchinson, Jlinn.]
Child:
8895, Henry-Miller', b. 2 Jan. 1834, Mansfield, Ct. ; was married by Rev.
Harvey Miller, Meriden, Ct., 4 Feb. 1852, to Hannah- Jane WiUiams, of
JI., b. 14 Nov. 1829, d. of Robert and Rachel (Baldwin) of JI. Brit-
tania turner. Res. ElUngton, Meriden, and Waterbury, Ct.
1873, 7 Cross St., Middletown, Ct.
Child :
8896. Lizzie-Reynolds', b. 31 May, 1855, Meriden.
8897. EZRA', [1953] (Hezekiah*, Bichard', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 10 Jlay, 1751, Hard
wick, Mass. ; about the year 1797, lost his life by being thrown from a horse. He
m. Rosamond Spooner, b. 21 Mar. 1751, dau, of Thomas and Rebecca (Paddock), and
sister of Aldun Spooner, who printed, at Windsor, tbe first newspaper issued in Vermont.
[For further inf ormation concerning this family see Spooner Memm-ial.} Jlr, AVinslow
was a man of sterling integrity, and strictly religious; was a stanch royalist, and de
clared in a public assembly that if God gave him another son he would name him
after the king. He was a farmer and drover, and paid for his fai-m in Continental
money. He lived in Swansey, Mass., Barnard, Vt,, and Hardwick, JIass., where he
was residing at the time of his death, having removed thither in the eariy days of
the Revolution. Jeduthan Spooner and Rosamond AVinslow administered on his
estate, and, 7 March, 1797, made a payment to Ebenezer Winslow. The distribution
of his real estate was made 6 .Tune, 1797. The following persons were men
tioned: The widow Rosamond, who received her thirds; the eldest son Thomas, who
had a double portion; Sukey Babbitt, the eldest daughter, and wife of Abel Bab
bitt; Alice Dexter, the second daughter, and -nife of Clark Dexter; also Joseph, the
second son; Ezra, the third son, Rosamond Winslow, the third daughter, and Rex,
the youngest sou; all of whom were minors at the date of the distribution. Jedu
than Spooner was also guardian of Ezra, Rosamomd, and George-Rex. The widow
m-arried 2d, Richard Ransom, of Woodstock, Vt., a Congregational minister, and
died in 1829. Hardwick, Mom.

^ Babbitt, Dexter, Sharp, 757
Children :
8898. 1. Sushis, [8905] b. 1778; d. 28 Apr. 1816; m, Abel Babbitt.
8899. 2. Thomas, [8917] b, 15 Sept, 1776, Hardwick ; d. 15 Feb. 1853 ; m. Theo
dosia Pierce.
8900. 3. Alice, [8943] b. 10 Nov, 1777; d. 30 Feb. 1803; m, Clark Dexter.
8901. 4. Joseph, [8963] died at the AVest; married Anna Curtis.
8903. 5. Ezra, [8967] b. 10 Apr. 1783; d. 37 Mar. 1857; m. Anna Pratt.
8903. 6. Rosamond, b. 1785; d. 13 Sept. 1803, and was buried in Hardwick.
8904. 7. George-Rex, [8990] b. 16 Oct. 1788; d. 39 Oct. 1803; m. Lucy Clark.
8905. SUSAN', [8898] (Ezra', Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenehn',) born in 1773;
d. 28 Apr. 1816, Barnard, Vt. ; m. as 2d wife. 19 Apr. 1794, Abel BABBITT, of
Barnard, Vt., s. of Abel and Elizabeth (Hathaway.) He died at the age of 84 years.
Berkley, Mass.
Their children, all of whom are said to have reraoved to the western country,
were :
8906. 1. Sylvia-D., b. 14 Nov. 1795; "was a school-teacher on the Cape" [Cape
CodJ. She married, 4 Jan. 1831, Daniel Sharp. They had a daughter
and perhaps other children. Res. 1870, South Bend, Ind.
8907. Frank-C, married  Res. 1870, Mount Pleasant, Mich.
8908. Susan.
8909. Stephen.
8910. Eliza.
8911. Joseph.
8912. Lyman.
8913. Lucius.
8914. Carlisle.
8915. Rosamond.
8916. Crocker. [All of these children are deceased with the exception of the first two
mentioned.]
8917. THOMAS', [8899] (Ezra*, Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b. 15 Sept.
1776, Hardwick, Mass. ; d. 15 Feb. 1853, Barnard, Vt. ; married there, 22 Apr. 1800,
Theodosia Pierce, of East Windsor, Ct., born in 1780, Windsor, dau. of Joseph and
Sarah (Bunce) of W. She died 29 May, 1849, Barnard. Jlr. Winslow, being the
eldest son, received a double portion of his father's estate ; removed early to Barnard,
Windsor Co., Vt., where his children were born,
8918. 1. Ezra-Spooner', b. 1 Nov. 1806; m. Pike, N. i., 4 Oct. 1829, Lu
cinda Packard, of Royalton, Vt,, dau, of Benjamin and Mehetable
(Fobes) of R. She died 27 Oct. 1831, at Pike. Dry goods dealer;
afterward a pubUsher of mathematical works, "Winslow's Compre
hensive System of JIathematics," etc. P.O. add. 1875, Danville, III.
Child :
8919. Lucinda-Marcella', b. Thursday, 25 Aug. 1831, Pike, N.Y, ; m. Hart-

758 Descendants of Ezra' Winslow. K
ford, Ct., 13 May, 1861, Richard-MerriU Hills, of H., b. 4 June,
1833, Bedfordshire, England, s. of Richard and Letitia (Merrill).
Stone-cutter or marble-worker. Res. Hartford, ColUnsville, and, 1875, Canton, Ct.
Children:
8920. 1. Annie-Louise', b. 23 Mar. 1866, Hartford.
8921. 2. William-BoberV, b. 12 Aug. 1871, Canton.
8922. 2. Horace-Joseph', b. 4 Nov. 1808; married  . s,p.
Res. 1875, Barnard, Vt.
8923. 3. Alden-Spoonbr', b. 7 Oct. 1810; d. 29 Aug. 1845, Ware, Mass.; m.
Belchertown, Mass,, 24 Aug. 1837, Bethiah Kenfield, of Enfield, Mass.,
b. 19 Jan. 1819, at B., dau. of Shubael and Bethiah (Felton) of E. He
was a machinist in wood and iron. The following appraisers of his estate
were appointed 4 Se[)t. 1845 : Joseph Hartwell, Freeman Pepper, and
George Winslow. She res. 1870, Ware, Mass.
Children:
8924. 1. Lucien-Spooner', b. 6 May, 1839, Enfield, Mass. ; raarried there, 31
.Fan. 1864, Martha- J ackett Kenfield, of B,, b, there, 20 Jlar. 1837,
dau. of Silas and Judith (Jackett). She died 22 July, 1872, En
field, s.p. He res, 1874, Enfield, Mass.
8925. 2. Oscar-Pitzell', b, 26 Feb. 1841, North Amherst, JIass. ; m. Enfield,
Mas.s., Apr. 1865, Elizabeth-Elzina Tilson, of B., born there, 31 Dec.
1848, dau. of Caleb and Esther-Dean (Stone) of E.
Res. 1874, Enfield, Mass.
Children :
8926. 1. Walter-Frederick'', b. 22 July, 1867, Enfield.
8927, - 2. Bosella-BancrofV, b. 11 Jan, 1870, "
8928. 3. Jasper-A'., d. 35 July, 1873.
8929. 3. George-Arthur', died aged a few weeks.
8930. 4. Sylvia-Babbitt', b. 27 Jan. 1814; married, as 2d wife, W.are, JIass., 35
May, 1841, Albert' Winslow [4785], b. 34 July, 1797, Uxbridge, Mass.,
s. of Ebenezer' and Lucy (Taft) of Enfield, JIass.
Res. Uxbridge and, 1874, Ware, Mass.
Child:
8931. Jasper-Albert', b. 15 Apr, 1843, Ware, Mass, ; enlisted in 16th Reg.
Conn. Volunteer Inf., July, 1863; and died of yellow fever, 14 Oct.
1864, Newbern, N.C.
8932. 5. Susan-Babbitt', b, 8 Jan. 1816, Barnard, Vt. ; married, as 3d wife,
Chicopee, JIass,, 8 July, 1849, William-Sanlord Jenks*, of North Brook-

1, •JOSEPH' JENKS, of Lynn, Mass., 1645, a blacksmith employed at the iron works, came, a
widower, is the tradition of the family, from Hammersmith or llouuslow, Co. Middlesex, or Coin-
brook, in the edge of Bucks, near London. He was an ingenious workman; in 10.52, was engaged to
cut the dies for our coinage, says report; and Boston, in 1654, we flnd by the record, gave power to its
selectmen to contract with him for engines to carry water, in case of flre. He died March, 1683. His
second wife, Elizabeth  , died in July, 1679, [Our account of the Jenks family is dorived from
Savage's Gen. Dictionai-y and from a record in tho hands ol W-S, Jenks, o£ Worcester, |

^ Jenks, Chilson. 7u\)
field, Mass., b. 29 Mar. 1813, Brookfield, s. of Oliver-A. Jenks. Shoe-
cutter in the Bay State Shoe Manufactory, s.p. Res. Worcester, Mass.
Children:
2. 1. Joseph. [8] born InEngland; d. 4 Jan. 1617; m. Esther Ballard.
By 2d marriage:
3. 2. Sarah, (probably); m. 28 July, 1667, John ChiiSOn.
4. 3. Samuel, [93] b, 1654; d, 17-38; m. Elizabeth Darling; m. 2d, Elizabeth [Floyd].
5, 4. Deborah, b. 11 June, 1658.
6, 5. John, [101] b. 27 July, 1660; d. 1698; m. Sarah Merriam.
7. 6. Dakiel, [107] b. 19 Apr. 1663; m. Catharine Balcom or Boloom.
8. JOSEPH2,[2] (son o/Josepft>,) born in England; livedashorttimeat Concord, and in Warwick,
RI., afterward in Pawtucket— built, 'it is said, the flrst house in that plantation. His forge was
destroyed in Philip's war. He married Esther Ballard, dau. ot William; and had, besides six daugh-
turs, four sons, of whom each built a house at Pawtucket. He was an Assistant of the Colony; d. 4
Jan. 1617, aged 84. Several thousand are numbered in his posterity; some of the eighth generation
are in Ohio.
Children:
9. Gov. Joseph', bom in 1656; -was a very useful man; agent of the colony in London several
years, and Governor five years, but resigned tbe ofdoe; d. 15 June, 1740, in his eighty-fourth
year. He married Martha Brown, dau. of James. Ees. Providence, B.I.
Children:
10, Joseph*, died younj,
11. Obadiah*, married  .
Children:
12. Capt. Eieneeer'.
13. Capt. Jeremiah'.
14. Catherine*.
15. Capt. Nathaniel*, married  .
Children:
16. 1. John'.
17. 2, Joseph'.
18. John*, married  .
Children;
19. Joseph'.
20 B<nijamin*.
21. Martha*.
22. Lydia*.
23. Mary*.
24, Esther*.
25, Maj, Nathaniel", b. 29 Jan. 1663; tookthe oalhof nllegiance toCharlesII, May, 1682; married
 ^ Res. Providence, B.L
Children:
20, Jonathan*, married  .
Children :
27. Jonathan'.
28. * Jeremiah'.
99. John'.
30. Nathaniel", married  .
Children:
3t, John'.

760 Descendants of Thomas' Winslow. K
8933. 6; Lucena-Spooner', b. 37 Aug. 1818, Barnard, Vt. ; died there, 37 Jaa.
1844; m. Aug. 1843, Ira Joyce, of Woodstock, Vt, Res. 1875, Sharon, Vt.
32. Ichabod'.
sa. James'.
34, Hannah*.
3.5. Elizabeth*.
iJ6. Elder Ebenezer', bom in 1669; d. 14 Aug. 1726; was ordained in 1719, after a good part if his
days had passed in civil life, but in no public office. He married Mary Butterworth.
Bea. Providetux, B. £
Children:
37, 1, Sarah*, b, 26 Deo. 169.5.
38. 2. Ebenezer*, b. 17 Sept. 1699; married 
Child:
^9. Nathan',
40. 3, Judge Daniel*, b. 18 Oot, 1701; married 
Child:
41. John'.
42, 4, Phebe*, b. 16 Jan. 1703
4.-J, 5. Bufus*, b. 18 Deo. 1704.
44. 6. Rachel*, b. 1 Dec. 1708.
45. 7. Mary*, b. 17 Oct. 1708.
46. 8. Joseph*, b. 25 June, 1711.
47. 9. Mercy*, b. 26 Aug. 1712.
48. 10. Son*, died soon.
49. 11, Benjamin*, b. 3 Nov. 1714.
.50, 12. j Freelove*. b. 13 Sept, 1717.
51. 13. 1 Noah*, b. 13 Sept. 1717.
52. 14. Josiah*, b. 2 Apr. 1720.
53. Judge William', died 3 Oct. 1765. in his ninaty-flrst year; married PaHence Sprague
Bes. Providence, R. I
Children:
54. Jonathan*, married 

Children:

51

Gideon', married

Children:

66,57.
68.59.60.61.

Oliver'.
Daniel*.P'^niamin*
Ell*.J onathan'.
William*.

62,

Jonathan', marrle

Children:

63.64.

Nehem'-ah'
Browii^,

65. Mclwlas', married 
Children:
68. Charles', married and had sons- 1 Horace' nnfl 9 is'^.^.-.r *
Dr^Nicholas.. married and had solsfrroLl.^'J^.I^l^JISlLs.Wimam- ,. George-
68. Harvey'*, married and had a son Levi'
"^ Oliver', married and had sons: 1 WiIliL,m-=!T • 9 To^.T,.,a ktt . o u-
win-B'.; S.Thomas-T'.; 67 JohnHeliry'. ' J*'"«»-N'-i »• Hervey-A'.; 4. Had-
70. William*, married  ,

K WUley, Jenks, Scott, Whij)j)le, Teft, Brown, Miller. 701
Child:
8934. Ellen-Elizabeth', b. 19 June, 1843, Woodstock, Vt. ; married Hiram-
A. Willey, of Sharon, Vt. Res. 1874, Norwich, Vt.

Children:

71.

waiiam:

-2,

Christoplier*

73.

Joseph'.

74.

John'.

75.

Margaret*.

76.

Patience*.

77.

Dea, John*, married 

Children:

ra.

Edward'

79.

Benrji'.

60.

t/iwse=

81.

Thtmas'.

82.

Zator«noa*c

S3.

Jsaac'.

81.

Susanna*.

85.

Esther*.

86, Mercy*,
87. Joanna', married Sylvanne Scott, *nd died 17S6, In her 85th year
88. Abigail', marriedSamuel Whipple, andhad eleven children.
89, Elizabe'h', married  TefTt.
90. Saiiah^, m-vrried Nathaniel BroWn.
91, Mary', married, as2d wife, her uncle Daniel' Jen kS [107].
92. Esther', married Samuel Miller, of Eehoboth.
93. SAMUEL', [4] (son of Joseph',) was freeman in 1691; previous to that date he married
Elizabeth Darling; m. 2d, Elizabeth [Floyd], who died 6 June, 1757, in her 86th year. Ho died in 1738.
JJl/rni, Hat.
Children:
!i4. 1. Samuel, b. 11 Nov, 1687.
95. 2, JoH.v, died young.
96. 3. Elizabeth, b, 28 June, 1692.
97, 4. Mary, b, 27 Dec, vm; died unmarried, 17 July, 172^
98. 6. Joseph, died young,
99, 6, Abigail, b, 2 Nov, 1702,
100. 7, Nathan, b. 25 Mar, 1705.
101, JOHN', [6] (sonof Joneph',) was freeman In 1691, and diedin 1698. He married. 11 Jnly.
1681, Sarah Merriam. dau of William. After the death of her husband, she married John LewiS.
Lj/nn, Mass.
Children:
102. 1. Elizabeth, b. Mar. 168.3.
10.S. 2. Sarah, b, 12 July, 1686,
]04, 3. Deborah, b. 5 June, 1690; died young.
105, 4. Han.n-ah, b. 20 Jan. 1694; died young
108. 5. John, b, 6 Apr, 1697; had three wives and nineteen children, of whom twelve -were married;
one was father of Eov. WilUam Jenks, who graduated H.C, i;9r,
107. DANIEL', [7] (sm of Joseph',) married Catharine Balcom or Bolcom; m. 2d, Mary' Jenks [91],
dan. of his brother Joseph'. He built the flrst miUa in the region of Cumberland.
Children :
108. 1. Abigail, b. 8 July, 1696.

762 Descendants of Ezra" Winslow. ^
Children of EUen-Elizabeth' (Joyce) Willey:
8935. Frederic-Hiram'.
8936. Justin-MorrdV .
8937. Daisy-Belle'.
8938. • Frank- Winslow*.
8939. Mary-Lucena' .
8940. 7. (Lucius', \^ ^g p^^^ jg^Q Barnard; d. 19 Dec. 1820.
8941. 8. 'Lucien', '
8943. 9. Lucius-Bowman', b. 8 Nov. 1832, Barnard ; married in New York City, 9
Apr. 1868, Mary-Ann Crump, b. 3 Apr. 1836, Birmingham, Eng., dau.
of James and Jlary- Ann (Bullock) of New York City. Spectacle-maker.
s.p. Res. 1875, New York City.
8943. ALICE', [8900] (Ezra*, Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b. 16 Nov.
1777, Hardwick, JIass. ; d. 30 Feb. 1863, Rensselaer Falls, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y.,
and was buried there. She was married by Rev. Thomas Holt, at Hardwick, Aug.
1799, to Clark DEXTER, of Ogdensburg, N. Y., bom in 1775, Hardwick, Mass. ;
d. 34 Auo-. 1830. He was a blacksmith. After Uving for some time in Hardwick,
he' removed to Barnard, Vt., and thence, after, a residence of several years, to
Gouverneur, N. Y., where he was drowned in attempting with horses to cross a
stream, before bridges were abundant.
Children born in Barnard :
8944. Lorinda', died in Barnard, Vt.
8945. Ezra- Winslow', died in Gouverneur, N.Y.
8946. Eliza', is also deceased.
8947. Rhoda', died in Barnard.
8948. Albbrt-Clark', b. 9 Dec. 1806; married at Oswegatchie, St. Lawrence
Co., N.Y., in 1843,  Day, dau. of David, of DePeyster, St. Lawrence
Co., N.Y. Farmer.
Child:
8949. Clark', b. Oct. 1843, Oswegatchie.
8950. Rosamond-Spooner', b. Jan. 1810; was married by Rev. Benjamin Bar
low, Ogdensburg, N.Y., 33 Aug. 1837, to William Melhinch, born in
1815, Hebron, Washington Co., N.Y. He was very active in the work
of the Sanitary Commission; resided in Cleveland, Ohio, many years, but
in 1875 was living in Illinois. s.p.
8951. Ransom-Richard', b. Fob. 1813.

109. 2, Martha, b, 5 Aug, 1698.
110. 3, Susanna, b. 24 May, 1700.
Ill, 4, Daniel, b. 12 Mar. 1702.
112, 5, Hannah, b. 16 Feb. 1704.
113. 6, KuTH, b. 9Dec. 1705,
114. 1. Joseph, b , 5 Mar. 1709.
By 2d marriage:
115. 8. Mary.

K

Hill, Ilutchhis, Buckman, Morse.

8952. SoLON-PoRD-rcE', b, 8 Aug. 1815; was married by Mr. Titus, Ogdensburg,
N.Y., 20 Sept. 1854, to Catherine Hartley, dau, of John-S. and Abigail
(White) of Gouverneur, N.Y. Lumber merchant.
Res. 1875, Benssdaer Falls, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.
Children born in Lisbon, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y,, as follows:
8953. 1. WilUam-W',, b. 3 Aug. 18 -.
8954. 3. Albert-C, b. Oct. 1857,
8955, 3, Bdward-II'., b. Dec. 1859.
8950. 4. Florence', b. 4 Nov. 1863.
8957. 5. Herbert', b. 8 July, 1866.
8958. Susan-Janette', b. Feb. 1818 ; was married by Rev. .T-A. Savage, Ogdens
burg, N.Y., 13 July, 1848, to Charles Hill, b. 14 Nov. 1815, Albany,
N.Y. Res. 1875, Cleveland, Ohio.
Children bom in, Ogdensburg:
8959. 1. Charles- WiUiam-Herbert', b. 34 May, 1849.
8960. 2. AUce-Amelia', b. 6 Dec. 1853; married David Hutchins.
Res. 1875, Ogdensburg, N.Y.
8961. George-Wilkes'.
8963. JOSEPH', [8901] (Ezra*, Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) died at the
"West"; married Anna Curtis. She married 3d, 33 Aug. 1830, John Washburn.
[See 5900.] Mr. Winslow removed from Barnard, Vt., to Stockbridge, N.Y.
Children :
8963. 1. Lorins-Spooner, b. 13 Mar. 1808; married Joanna Richmond, who died
lea-ving no children. He married 3d, Mary Brown, and had seven sons,
all of whom res. near Saginaw, Mich. He is a very infiuential man ; has
been a temperance lecturer. - Res, 1874, Saginaw, Mich.
8964. 3. Clarissa, b. 18 Sept. 1811; married  .
8965. 3. JosEPH-H., b. 33 Aug, 1815. Perhaps the same as Henry given below, as
the dates of birth of only three children have been sent to us.
8966. 4. Henry, removed to Stockbridge, but returned to Barnard, Vt,, where he
died.
8967. EZRA', [8903] (Ezra*, Hezekiah*, Bichard*, Job', Kenehn',) b. 10 Apr. 1783,
Hardwick, JIass. ; d. 37 Mar. 1857, Ware, Mass, ; married, 1 Jan. 1807, Anna Pratt,
of Rutland, Rutland Co,, Vt,, b. 16 June, 1783, at R. ; d. 36 June, 1858, Ware.
Resided in Barnard, Vt. ; removed, probably in 1836, to Ware, JIass.
Children :
8968. 1. Eliza, b. 17 .Ian, 1808, Barnard, Vt. ; d. 3 Feb. 1839; married, 14 Mar.
1828, Thwing Buckman, of Bethel, Windsor Co., Vt. s,p.
8969. 2. Nathan-Curtis, [8974] b. 11 Aug. 1811; d, 16 Feb, 1860; married Anna
Beckwith.
8970. 3, Alicb-Maria, b, 20 Aug. 1817, Barnard; d. 20 Dec, 1836, Ware, Mass.
8971. 4. Martha-Elmira, [8983] b. 38 Jan, 1830 ; m, Calvin-Parsons Morse.

764 Descendants of Ezra' Winslow. K
8972. 5. Mart-Curtis, [8988] born in Barnard ; is deceased ; m. Newell Cone.
8973. 6. Edward, b. 31 Dec. 1837, Barnard; in 1870 was unmamed. Res. Lawrence, Kansas.
8974. NATHAN-CURTIS', [8969] (Eera*, Ezra\ Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Ive-
nelm',) b. 11 Aug. 1811, Rutland, Vt. ; d. 16 Feb. 1860, Phillipston, Worcester Co.,
Mass.; m. Whitehall, N.Y,, 13 Jlay, 1836, Anna Beckwith, of W,, b, 11 Oct. 1817,
at W., dau. of Dyer and Susanna (  ) of W. She died 3 Feb. 1869, Ware, JIass.,
and was buried there. He was a blacksmith and carpenter.
Res. Whitehall, N.Y., and Ware, Mass.
Children :
8975. 1. Nathan-Edward", b. 4 June, 1837, Whitehall; d. 30 Oct. 1845, Ware.
8976. 2. Rev. Ezra-Dyer", b. 6 Sept. 1839, Whitehall; received the degree of
A.JI. from Wesleyan University, Jliddletown, Ct., July, 1870. Hewas
married by Rev. Jlr. Martin, at Ware, Mass., April, 1859, to Sarah-Jane
Ayres, b. 4 Feb. 1841, Barnard, Vt., dan. of James-F. and Jlartha-T.
(Flagg) of Woburn, Mass. Res. Whitehallj H.Y., Ware, FrankUn, aud
Auburndale, JIass.
Child :
8977. Arthur-Francis', b. 19 Sept. 1860, PhiUipston, JIass.
8978. 3. Susan-Elmira", b. 4 June, 1843, Whitehall; married Walter Whitaker.
Res. 1870, Aubarndale, 2t.i.i>.
8979. 4. Laurind.i.-Eliza', b. 19 Apr. 1844, Wbitehall; married Henry Witherell.
Res. 1870, Ware, Mass.
8980. 5. Edward-Curtis', b. 30 Oct. 1848, Ware, JIass. Hes. 1870, Auburndale, Mass.
8981. 6. Myron-Bllison', b. 6 Feb. 1853. P.O. add. 1870, 4 Province St., Boston.
8983. 7. Harlon-Newellon', b. 38Aug. 1855.
8983. MARTHA-ELMIRA', [8971] (:Ezra', Ezra', Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Ke-
nelm',)h. 38 .fan. 1830, Barnard, Vt. ; married, 6 Oct. 1844, Calvin-Parsons MORSE,
s, of Calvin and Lucinda (I'arsous). Res. 1874, Ware, Mass.
Cliildien born in Ware:
8984, 1. Ci.AKA-AuGusTA, b, 38 Oct. 1848; d. 36 Nov. 1853, W.are.
8985. 3. A;DDA-Melita, b, 38 Feb. 1850; d. 10 Jlar. 1853.
8986. 3. Jennie-Elizabktu, b. 3i) Oct. 1853; d. 33 Feb. 1853, Ware.
8987. 4. Edward-Paksons, b. 18 Nov. 1855.
8£G8. MARY-CURTIS', [8973] (Ezra', Ezra', Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',)
bcruin Barnard, Vt. ; is deceased; mamed Newell CONE, of Ware, Mass.
Child:
8989 Ei.LKN, married  ,
[Two other children, but we have not their names.]

^ George-Rex' Winslow and Descendants. 705
8990. GEORGE-REX', [8904] (Ezra*, Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b. 16
Oct. 1788, Hardwick, JIass.; d. 39 Oct. 1863, Ware, Mass,, andwas there buried.
He married in Barnard, Vt., 10 Jlar. 1814, Lucy Clark, b. 11 July, 1790, Petersham,
Mass., dau. of David and Phebe (Dean) of P. Blacksmith; also held various town
offices. Res. Barnard, Vt., and Ware, JIass. His widow res. iu Enfield, JIass., with
her daughter, Mrs. Qillett.
Children :
8991. 1, Daniel-Ransom', b. 10 Jan. 1815, Barnard; d. 33 Feb. 1873, Ware, and
was buried there; married at W,, 1 Oct. 1840, Sarah-Perry Tisdale, of
W., b. 30 Jan, 1814, dau. of John and Sarah (  ) of W. Blacksmith.
Res. Ware, Mass.
Children born in Ware:
8992. 1. Francis-Daniel', b. 29 Aug. 1843; married at Ware, 24 Sept. 1863,
Emma-Electa Phinney, b, 35 Dec. 1843, Wendell, JIass., dau. of
Roland-Blackmore and EmeUne (  ). Blacksmith. Res. 1874, Ware, Mass.
Children:
8993. 1. Edgar-Danid', b. 4 Apr. 1864.
8994. 3. Minnie-Emma', b. 16 -lug, 1865.
8995. 3. Waldo-Fi-ands', b. 4 Jlar. 1867.
8996. 4. Charles- Edioin', b. 10 Jlar. 1869.
8997. 2. John-Tisdale', b. 9 Nov. 1847; was educated at a mercantile college.
He married at Ware, 8 Mar. 1873, Abby-E. Gates, of W.
8998. 3. Oscar-Judson', b. 38 Mar. 1853.
8999. 2. LucY-EvELmB', b. 10 Apr. 1816, Barnard; d. 8 June, 1876; was married
by Rev. A. Guernsey, in Ware, 13 Feb, 1837, to Lorenzo Fairbanks,
b. 4 June, 1811, at B,, s. of Luther and Lucy (Lewis) of B.
Res. Ware, Mass.
Children born in Ware:
9000. 1. Francis- Augustus', b. 19 Nov. 1837; d. 30 Sept. 1838, and was buried
at Ware.
9001. 2. Henry-Lucius', b. 37 Jan, 1839.
9002. 3. George-Edwin', b. S Oct. 1840.
9003. 4. Luther-JIonroe', b. 8 Oct. 1843.
9004. 6. Julia-Eveline', b. 30 Mar. 1844; d. 13 July, 1870, and was buried at
Ware, She was married in W., by Rev. A-P. Perkins, 1 Oct. 1868,
to WilUam Watson, of Hillshoro, III.
Child:
9005. Francis- Augustus', b, 30 June, 1870 ; d. 36 Oct, 1870.
900S. 6. Jasper-Lorenzo', b. 30 Jlay, 1847.
9007. 7. Abbie- Annette', b. 37 Feb. 1850; m, by Rev, B. Tuttle, at Ware, 10
May, 1870, to Henry Morgan, of Palmer, JIass.
9008. 8. Lizzie-Jane', b. 17 Nov. 1853; d. 19 Oct. 1857, and was buried at
Ware.

766 Descendants of George- Rex' Winslow. K
9009. 9. Charles-Rufus', b. 30 Sept. 1855.
9010. 10. Lucy-Emma', b. 17 Aug, 1857,
9011. 3. Dr. Joseph-Winslow', b. 8 Mar, 1819, Barnard, Vt, ; received the degree
of M.D. from Berkshire Medical CoUege, in 1845; married in Enfield,
Mass., 13 May, 1857, Emily-Eveline Bement, b. 3 Feb. 1835, Ashfield,
Mass., dau. of Dr. .Jared, of A., and Emily' (Smith), who was dau. of
Dr. Enos' Smith (Phinehas*, Chileab', Chileab', Samuel'), for many years a
physician in A., and an active and influential citizen. The father and
mother of Mrs. Winslow dying when she was quite young, she was
adopted by her uncle Edward' Smith of Enfield Mass. (son of Maj.
David', who was brother of Dr, Enos'), whose first wife, BUza Smith,
was her mother's sister,
Dr, Winslow is a skilful physician and surgeon; has been justice of
peace for the last fourteen years, and county coroner seven years, which
office having been abolished, he was appointed by the governor, June,
1877, medical examiner for Hampshire county, which office he now
holds. He removed from Enfield to Basthampton, Mass., in 1861.
Res, 1887, Easthampton, Mass.
Children:
9013. - 1. Susan-Ellen', b. 35 May, 1860, Enfield.
9013. 3. Edward-Smith', b, 3 Feb, 1866, Basthampton.
90i4. 4. Dr. Jasper-Clark', (twin of Joseph-Winslow') b. 8 Jlar. 1819, Barnard,
Vt. ; d. 18 Dec. 1886, Danville, HI.; married at Half Jloon, N.Y., 13
Apr. 1848, Mary-Jane Morris, born in that town, 31 May, 1834, daughter
of Theodosius and Gillettie (Scbouton) of Half Jloon. He was senior
warden of the Protestant Episcopal Church ; served as alderman and
mayor. Was by profession a dentist; also a horticulturist and geologist,
being a discoverer of undescribed fossils, among others of the Ffautilus
Winslowii, a name applied at tbe Smithsonian Institute, Washington,
D.C. Res. Danville, III.
Children :
9015. 1. Persis-Laurenda', b.l5 Jan.l849,H.M. ; d. 35 Jan.1853, NewHaven, Ct.
9016. 3. Charles-K',, b. 30 May, 1859, Spiingfield, III; d, 14 Feb. 1886.
DanviUe, III.
9017. 5. George-Edwin', b. 9 Dec, 1830, Barnard; m. Ware, Mass., 35 Oct. 1843,
Elouisa Cooke, b. 3 Nov. 1830, Johnson, Vt., dan. of Joshua and Abigail
(Bliss) of Chicopee Falls, Mass. Carriage-maker. Res. 1877, Ware, Mass.
Children :
9018. 1. Edwin-Cooke', b. 4 Jan, 1845, West Brookfield; married at North
ampton, Mass,, 5 Aug. 1771, Sarah-Loud Strong, b, 36 Feb, 1843,
Pittsburg, Penn., dau, of Sidney niid Eliza (Warner) of N. Drug
gist. Res. Ware, Boston, and, 1877, Danville, III.
9019. 2. Joseph-Augustus', b. 19 Mar. 1846, Ware; died there, 18 Mar. 1847.
9020. 3. Sarah-Elouisa', b. 11 Feb. 1848, Ware; m. there, 35 Dec. 1867, WUUam-
Henry Gibbs, b. 33 May, 1843, Greenwich, JIass,, s. of Lucas and
Electa (Dunbar) of W. Machinist. Res. 1874, Hartfmd, Conn.

9023.

9023.

9024.

5.

9035.

6,

9036.

7.

9037.

8.

9038. 6.

Pei

^ Job* Winslow and Descendants. 767
9031. 4. Joseph-William', b. 27 Dec. 1849, Ware; maiTied there, 18 Nov.
1869, Sarah-Jane Lynde, b. 11 Jau, 1850, Leicester, Mass., dau. of
Edward-Bangs and Mary-Jane (Colby) of L. Carpenter.
Res. 1874, Gilbertville, Hardwick, Mass.
Children :
1.  ', is deceased.
2. Son', b. 6 Feb. 1874, GilbertviUe.
Rosamond', b. 24 Mar. 1854, Ware; died there, 8 Nov. 1863.
Emily-Jane', b. 27 Mar. 1859, Springfield, III.
Persis-LilUan', b. 19 Nov. 1860, Ware; died there, 11 July, 1863.
George-Harry', b. 3 Apr. 1863, "
Persis-Lurinda', b. 1 June, 1836, Barnard, Vt. ; married, as 3d wife, at
Ware, Mass., 15 Sept. 1868, Daniel-Bates Gillett, b. 21 July, 1819, South
Hadley, Mass., s. of Daniel, Jr., of S.H., who was born in Windsor, Ct.,
and Edith (Bates), bom in Granville, Mass. He has held the offices of
selectman, county commissioner, and state senator. Woolen manufac
turer, and treasurer of the Minot Manufacturing Company. By a former
marriage he had two sons: Daniel-Bates and Rufus- W., M.D. s.p.
Res. 1877, Enfield, Mass.
9039. JOB', [1953] (Hezekiah*, Bichard?, JoV, Kendm,',) died when his son Job
was an infant, probably in Massachusetts, leaving a wife and another son named
Thomas. His wife's name was Margaret Cooley, b. 13 Nov. 1757, Greenwich, Mass.,
dau. of Benjamin and Mary (Needham) of G,, and sister of Col, Benjamin Cooley,
one of the first settlers of Pittsford, Vt. [She married 2d, Peter Rice, of P., and
died 31 Dec. 1808.] Parmer. Pittsford, Vt.
Children :
9030. 1. Thomas, [9032] died in Hamilton, 0. ; m. Sarah (Squires) Mead.
9031. 2. Job, [9034] born in 1783; d. 18 .Tune, 1838; m. Lucy Spencer.
9032. THOJIAS', [9030] (Job', Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', .ffeneZm',) died in Hamil
ton, Butler Co., Ohio; married, in 1802, Sarah (Squires) Mead, widow of Timothy
Jlead, and probably dau. of widow Jlary Squires, who married in 1791, Dea. Caleb
Hendee, of Pittsford. Jlr. Winslow resided in Greenwich, Mass. ; removed to Pitts
ford, Vt., about the year 1803, and from that town about 1818, but to what place
we have not been informed. — History of Pittsford, Vt., p. 317.
Child:
9033.  , married Hume Parrin. Firm of PaiTin & Johnson.
Res. 1874, Cincinnati, Ohio.
[There were four other children, of whom only one was living in 1871.]
9034. JOB', [9031] (JoV, Hezekiah*, Bichard*, Job', Kenelm',) born in 1783.
Hardwick, Mass. ; died 18 June, 1838, aged 45, at Pittsford, Vt., and was buried
there. He married in that town, in 1807, Lucy Spencer, a native of Pittsford, dau. of
William, of P. She died 13 July, 1835, at P., and was buried there. He enUsted
and served a short time in the war of 1813; was at the battle of Plattsburgh as a
1

768 J'adge Horace-Spencer* Winslow. "^
volunteer ; wa's also a private and afterward Ueutenant of militia. He was a farmer
in Pittsford; " located on the south part of the Rice farm. He had, as early as 28
Jan. 1809, bought of Peter Rice (who had married his widowed mother) fifteen acres
from tbe south part of his farm, and soon after built the house which, after his mar
riage, he occupied tiU his death in 1828." This house is now standing, about one
hundred rods south of Ransom 'S.MsdiVCi.— History of Pittsford, Vt.,p. 352.
Children:
9035. 1. Elhanan-Spencer, [9044] b. 27 Jan. 1808; m. Blmina Kingsley.
9036. 2. Horace, [9064] b. 13 Oct. 1809; m. JIary-Rice Henry.
9037. 3. William, [9076] b. 15 Sept. 1811; m. Frances KJiapp; m. 2d, Fannie-
Barker WheeloCk.
9038. 4. Corodon, [9080] b. 1 July, 1813; m. Sarah- Ann Wheaton.
9039. 5. Loyal, b. Jlay, 1815; d. 25 Mar. 1837, and was buried in Pittsford. He
was killed by the kick of a horse.
9040. 6. JIary, died young.
9041. 7. Harriet, "
9042. 8. Franklin, [9087] b. 1 July, 1821 ; m. Sarah-Horton Paine.
9043. 9. Charles-M., [9094] b. 1 Mar. 1823; m. Nancy-E. Smith.
9044. ELHANAN-SPENCER', [9035] (Job', Job', Hezekiah*, Bichard*, Job*, Ke-
ndm',)'b. 37 Jan. 1808, Pittsford, Vt. ; married there, 8 Mar. 1833, Elmina Kingsley, b.
10 Jan. 1813, at P., dau. of Joshua and Lucy (Robinson) of P., and gr. dau. of Nathan
iel and Rebecca (Edgerton), also of P. He was captain of miUtia in Pittsfosd.
Farmer, Res. 1871, Newton, Jasper Co., Iowa.
Children born in Pittsford, Vt. :
9045. 1. Charles-Francis', b. 1 Sept. 1835; m, Newton, Iowa, 25 Dec. 1861,
Anne Turck, b. 9 Sept. 1838, Geneva, Ontario Co., N.Y,, dau, of Abram
and Mary (Draper) of G. He enUsted at Newton, to serve one hundred
days, 21 May, 1864, in Co. B, Capt. Joseph Rodgers, 48th Reg. Iowa
Infantry; was discharged 30 Oct. 1864, at Rock Island Barracks.
Res. 1871, Newton, Iowa.
Children born in Newton :
s)046. 1. Harriet-CaroUne", b. 16 Aug. 1864.
9047. 2. Alma-Kingsley', b. 30 Apr. 1867.
9048. 3. Thomas-Scott', b. 35 Apr. 183G; d. 30 Sept 1836.
9049. 3. Judge Horacb-Spencer', b. 18 July, 1837 ; m. Pittsford, Vt., 7 Nov. 1858,
Sarah-Emily Dunklee, b. 3 Oct. 1837, at P., dau. of Siloe and Elizabeth
(Booth) of P. Tbe following extracts are from an article written by E-
B. Sherman for the Vei-7nont Becord and Farmer: — Conspicuous among the
Vermontersin Iowa, and as an example of what patient industry, unswerv
ing integrity, and persistent fidelity to principle can accomplish, may be
mentioned Hon. Horace-S. Winslow, Judge of the Second Circuit of the
Sixth District of Iowa, and residing in Newton, Jasper County. He was
born^n Pittsford, July 18, 1837. Having received a common school
education in the district school of his native town, and about a year of
" finishing " at Brandon Seminary, he entered, when 18 years of age, the

^ Judge Horace-Spencer Winslow. 769
law school in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Remaining there but a few months,
he removed to the Ohio State National Law School, where he was gradu
ated with honors in 1856. Having previously determined to seek his
future livelihood in the West, he turned his steps immediately in that
lirection, and arriving in Newton, the newly fledged lawyer decided to
lemain and practice his profession. Possibly he may have been in
fluenced in making this decision by the important and unpleasant fact
that his pecuniary resources had been reduced to five cents when the
stage reached Newton. Notwithstanding his practical efforts to illus
trate the virtue of economy, he bad denied the inner man the accustomed
solace of "daily bread" until a slighted and indignant stomach had be
come imperative in its demands for its "rights," and retrenchment in
some other direction. Thus it was that Winslow became an Attorney at
Law at Newton, at the age of 19 years. Oa taking a careful inventory
of his " goods, chattels, aud effects" on that summer morning, he found
himself plus Kent's Commentaries and Chitty's Pleadings, a limited
wardrobe, and the aforesaid "five cents," lawful money of the United
States ; and minus a " square meal," and entirely innocent of
any knowledge of the peculiar "Code" of Iowa, under which
practice is essentially difEerent from the "common law" meth
od taught in the schools. ... It would not be difficult for
a fertile imagination to conceive a combination of circumstances
more pleasing. But Winslow had habits of industry, acquired
among the hills of Vermont; he had more than the modicum of "pluck"
which is accriidited to a " Green Jlonntain Boy"; and he had an un
faltering faith in his future success; and zealously applied himself to the
necessai-y measures to achieve it. Newton v/as at this time rather a fron
tier part of civilizatio-i than otherwise, and the method of conducting
suits there was not always modeled closely after the Supreme Court at
Washington. The first suit brought by "Esq. Winslow" was for the
balance of an account of about $5. The defendant did not relish the "free
dom of speech " of this maiden effort, and upon the rendition of the ver
dict, he commenced an " assault and battery vi et armis, " with such vehe
mence and ability that tho sheriff was compelled to interfere and protect
the lawyer from this novel and striking mode of taking an appeal from
the judgment of the court to a castigation of the attorney. Itis perhaps
unnecessary to remark that this peculiar " practice " is not a part of the
regular "code" of Iowa, though formerly not an unfrequent episode.
During the second year of his practice, and before it had become lucra
tive, ^Vinslow was offered $500 per annum to become the attorney of an
association of liquor dealers, and defend them for violation of the
law. Tempting as was this offer, he indignantly refused it, and declared
he would not defend a rumseller, if the alternative were starvation. In
1863, Winslow was elected District Attorney for the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict, which office he held for four years, and then returned to his regular
practice. In 1868, he was nominated as the Republican candidate for
Judge of the Second Circuit of said district, and elected by an over-

770 Descimdants of Elhanam.-Spencer' Winslow. ^
whelming majority of about 3,000. At this time the firm, of which he
was the senior member, were attorneys for two railroads, one bank, and
for the county, beside having a large and lucrative general practice,
both in the State and U. S. courts. Judge Winslow was but 31 years of age
when elected to the Bench, and is the youngest member of the Bar who
has donned the ermine in the State. He is a hard student and deeply in
terested in everything bearing upon the profession. His briefs and
arguments before the Supreme Court are clear and logical, and without
any attempt at rhetoric or embellishment. As a citizen he is public-
spirited ; as a pubUc officer, diUgent, faithful, and incorruptible. With
a position so high already attained, there seems no obstacle to the attain
ment of the highest honors in the gift of the State, should his aspira
tions tend in that direction. [See also History of Pittsford, Vt., p. 591,]
Res. 1874, Newton, Iowa.
Children:
9050. 1. Kate-Elizabeth', b. 14 Mar. 1860.
9051. 2. Jessie-Loraine', b. 31 Mar. 1863.
9052. 4. Clahissa-Maria', b. 12 Dec. 1838; m. Newton, Iowa, 18 June, 1856,
Jeflrey-M. Stone, b. 10 July, 1820, Granville, Licking Co., Ohio, s. of
Samuel and Nabby (Stedman) of Bennington, Licking Co,, Ohio.
Wholesale merchant. Firm of Robbins, Stone & Hyde, 510 Broadway.
Res. Granville, O., Newton, Iowa, and, 1871, New York City.
Children :
9053. 1. Samuel- Winslow', b. 31 May, 1857, Granville, O.
9054. 2. Virgil-Hillyer', b. 1 Aug. 1861, Newton, Iowa.
9055. 5. Willard-Childs', b. 8 Aug. 1841 ; m. Newton, 25 Dec. 1864, Sarah-Ellen
Reynolds, b. 18 Dec. 1843, New Washington, Clarke Co., Ind., dau. of
Barnum and Martha (Mathewa) of N.W. He enlisted 15 July, 1861, at
Burlington, Iowa, in Co. B, Fifth Iowa Infantry ; served under Colonels
Worthington, Matthias, Banbury, and Sampson; and under Captains
Chapman, Tait, and Pennywitt. Farmer. In 1865 he settled in New
ton, Iowa, where he was residing in 1871.
Child:
9056. Horace-Loyal', b. 23 Dec. 1867, Newton.
9057. 6, Lucy-Elmina', b. 15 Aug. 1843; m. at Newton, 21 Sept. 1865, Samuel
Failor, b. 10 June, 1835, Bucyrus, Cra-wford Co., Ohio, s. of Andrew
and Elizabeth (Myers) of Cumberland Co., Pennsylvania, He enlisted
in Co. D, 40th Iowa Reg. ; was discharged after three years service.
Judge and farmer. Res. Malak, Jasper Co., Iowa; removed, in 1865, to
Neicton, Iowa.
Children born in Newton :
9058. 1. Clarence-Winslow', b. 7 Dec. 1867.
9059. 2. Elnaer-Judson', b. 33 May, 1868.
9000. 8. Harland-Justln', b. 16 June, 1869.

K Horace^ Winslow and Descendants. 771
9061 7. George-Franklin', b. 8 Dec. 1846; d. 4 Sept. 1860, Newton.
9062. 8. Habriet-Eliza', b. 10 Apr. 1849; d. 6 Aug. I860.
9068. 9. Hblbn-Mary', b. 17 July, 1854.
9064. HORACE', [9036] (Job*, Job', Hezekiah*, Bichard*, Job', Kendm',) b. 13
Oot. 1809, Pittsford, Vt. ; mairied there, 3 July, 1838, Mary-Rice Henry, bom in P.,
dau. of Heman and Polly (Blood) of P. Farmer and mechanic.
P.O. add. Croton, and, 1875, Hartford, Licking Go., Ohio.
Children:
9065. 1. Mary-Jane', b. 16 Dec. 1839, Pittsford; m. Hartford, O., 6 Sept. 1865,
Henry-Dwight Edgerton, s. of Samuel and Phebe (Ross) of Watson,
Mich. Res. Hartford, Ohio, and Watson, Mich.
1874, Allegan, Allegan Co., Midi.
Child:
9066. Frank- Winslow', b. 12 Sept. 1866, Watson,
9067. 2. George-Henry", b. 15 Nov. 1843, Hartford, O. , m. by Rev. John Sailer,
at Allegan, 6 Oct. 1868, to Julia-Evelyn PuUen, b. 10 Mar. 1847, at A.,
dau. of William and Nancy (  ). He enlisted at Hartford, O., 33
Aug. 1863, in Co. F, 113th Reg. Ohio Vol. Inf., Col. Wilcox, from
Columbus, Ohio, commanding; served until the close of the war, and
was honorably discharged at Cairo, Illinois, He was one of several hun
dred soldiers detailed to guard rebel prisoners at Camp Douglass, Chicago.
While acting in this capacity, a plot was laid to kill the guard and set at
liberty the prisoners, who numbered more than ten thousand. It was,
however, discovered the evening before it was to be carried into execu
tion, the leader captured, and a large amount of fire-arms and ammunition
seized at their headquarters, a house in the suburbs. Farmer. Res.
Selma and Watson, Mich. 1874, Clam Lake, Wexford Co., Mich
Children :
9068. 1. James-Horace', b. 30 Sept. 1870, Watson.
9009. 2. Mai7-Edna', b. 9 Sept. 1873, Allegan.
9070. 3. Harriet-Amelia', b. 23 Oct. 1847, Hartford, O. ; in 1874 was unmarried.
9071. 4. Wesley-Lewis', b. 19 Sept. 1849, Hartford, O. ; m. by George-G. West,
Johnstown, Licking Co.. O., 39 Apr. 1873, to Mary-BUza Quimby, dau.
of Caleb and Lydia (Markwith) of JefEerson, O. Mechanic.
Res. 1875, Abronia, Allegan Co., Midi.
Child:
9072. Frederick-Atton", b. 22 Jl.ar. 1873, Hartford, O.
9073. 5. Herbert-Edward', b. 38 Apr. 1856, Hartford.
9074. 6. j Ada-Lodisa', b. 11 July, 1858, Hartford.
9075. 7.'Ida-Luella", b. 11 July, 1858, "
9076. WILLIA.M', [9037] (Job', Job', Hezekiah*, Bichard*, Job*, Kenelm',) b. 15
Sept. 1811, Pittsford, Vt. ; was married by James Jordan, in Croton, O., to Frances

772 Descendi.:nts of Job' Winslow. K
Knapp, who died at C, and was buried there. He married 2d, Ogdensburgh, N. Y.,
17 Apr. 1847, Pannie-Barker Wheelock, b. 3 Apr. 1818, Pittsford, dau. of James and
Lucy (Barker) of O. He has been postmaster and town treasurer eighteen years;
farmer and merchant. Removed from Vermont about 1834.
Res, 1874, Milan, Erie Co., 0.
Children born in Croton:
9077. Josephine-Lucy, d. 35 Feb. 1860, and was buried in Croton.
9078. Elbertine-Amelia, d, 38 Dec. 1846, "
9079. James-Willie, d, 9 Jan, 1834, "
9080. CORODON', [9038] (JoV, Job', Hezekiah*, Bichard?, JoV, Kendm',) b. 1
July, 1813, Pittsford, Vt. ; m. Trenton, Delaware Co., O., 37 Oct, 1843, Sarah-Ann
Wheaton, born in Trenton, Essex Co,, N. J., dau. of Silas andMary (Egbert) of Tren
ton, N.J. Res. 1871, Danvers, McLean Co., III.
Children :
9081. 1. Frances-Louisa, b. 8 Aug. 1843, Licking County, O. ; died there, 1 Sept.
1843, and was buried in Hartford, O.
9083. 2. Corinthia-Ann, b. 17 June, 1846, Knox County, O.
9083. 3. William-Franklin, b. 13 June, 1848, Knox County, O.
9084. 4. Minnie, b. 14 June, 1850, McLean Co., III. ; is deceased.
9085. 5. James, b. 1 Sept. 1854, " ; d. 15 Nov. 1854, JIcLean Co.
9086. 6. JIary-Elizabbth, b. 24 May, 1856, "
9087. FRANKLIN', [9043] (Job', Job', Hezekiah*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b. 1
July, 1831, Pittsford, Vt. ; married there, 22 Sept. 1845, Sarah-Horton Paine, b. 33
Apr. 1835, at P., dau. of Asa and Harriet (Horton) of P. — Hist, of P'dtsford, Vt., p.
717. He enlisted at Brandon, Vt., 30 Aug, 1863, in Co, G, 13th Vt. Reg,, and was
mustered into service 4 Oct. 1863 ; officers : Gen, Casey, Col. Asa-P. Blunt, Capt.
Ebenezer-J. Ormsbee; was discharged 13 May, 1863. Farmer. Res, New Bedford,
Mass., Pittsford, Vt., Albany, N.Y., Hartford, O,, and Leicester, Addison Co., Vt.
1874, Brandon, Butland Co., Vt.
Children :
9088. 1. Emma-L'., b. 9 Aug. 1846, Hartford, O. ; was married by Rev. E-H. Bying
ton, Windsor, Windsor Co., Vt,, 13 Nov, 1868, to James La-wrence, of
Brandon, Vt., born there, 8 Oct, 1844, s. ol 0-E. and Emeline (Wood)
of B. Trader. Res. Windsor and, 1874, Brandon, Vt.
Child:
9089. May-EtheUne», b. 1 May, 1873, Brandon.
9090. 8. LoYAL-D'., b, 18 June, 1848, Leicester, Vt. ; was married by Rev. Charles
Hill, at WhitehaU, Washington Co., N. Y,, 37 Nov. 1870, to EUa-L.
Mallory, b. 39 July, 1853, Sudbury, Rutland Co., Vt,, dau. of Nathan
and Louisa-M. (Prior) of S. Farmer.
Res. Leicester and, 1874, Brandon, Butland Co., Vt.

^ Luther* Winslow and Descendants. 773
Child:
9091. Edna-Ida', b. 2 Aug. 1873, Brandon.
9092. 8. Ella- A'., b. 8 Sept. 1850, Leicester; was married by C-A. Thomas, D.D.,
Brandon, 12 Nov. 1868, to Braman-J. Williams, b. 5 Nov. 1845, at B.,
8. of Orrin and Lydia (Lindsley) of B. He served one year in the war of
the rebelUon. Farmer. Res. Benson and, 1874, Brandon, Vt.
Child:
9093. Frank- Winslow', b. 13 Sept. 1873, Brandon.
9094. CHARLES-M'., [9043] (JoV, JoV, Hezekiah*, Bichard*, Job*, Kendm',)'b. 1
Mar. 1833, Pittsford, Vt. ; married, 5 Jan. 1848, Nancy-E. Smith, of Rutland, Vt.,
b. 3 Feb. ,1831. He was adopted by Elder Anthony Rice, sonof Peter Rice, who
was the second husband of JIargaret (Cooley) Winslow [9039], the grandmother of
Charles-Jl'. He inherited the Rice farm, which he occupied till April, 1864, when
he sold it to Ransom Burditt. [See 9034.] A year later, he removed to Brockport,
N.Y., where he was residing in 1873.
Children :
9095. 1. Axice-L., b. 21 Feb. 1850; in 1870 was a teacher in the Commercial De
partment of the State Normal School at Brockport, N.Y,
9096. 2. LouiSE-A., b. 4 Jan. 1853.
9097. 3. Ellie-N., b. 7 Feb. 1856,
9098. 4. William-Ney, b. 27 July, 1858.
9099. 5. Chables-L, b. 28 Sept. 1860.
9100. LUTHER', [1955] (William*, Bichard', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 7 June, 1747,
(O.S.); d. 21 Feb. 1831, Fall River* Mass., aged 83y., 8m., 3d. ; was married by
Thomas Gilbert, of Freetown, JIass., 23 Aug. 1773, to Lucy White, b. 7 Feb. 1750
(0,S); d. 30 Oct. 1779, Fall River, aged 29y., 8m,, lOd. He married 3d, 17 Aug.
1780, Julane Cory, born on Long Island, died in 1791 or '2; married 3d, 3 Nov.
1792, Hepzibah Smith, b. 18 July, 1764, Taunton, Mass., d. 12 May, 1810; m. 4th,
Naomi [Davis]. Fall Biver, Mass.
Cliildren:
9101. 1. Luther, [9111] b. 19 June, 1774; d. 1801; m. Phebe' Valentine [13761].
9103. 2. Frederic, [9163] b. 34 Nov. 1775; d. 39 Jan. 1859; m. Mercy' Valentine
[13765].
9103. 8. Merrick, b. 21 May, 1777; died unmarried.
By 2d marriage :
9104. 4. Lucy, b. 11 May, 1781; d. 31 Jan. 1786.
9105. 5. Gideon, b. 19 Dec. 1782; died unmarried.
* Fall River was formerly a part of Freetown, and was incorporated as a distinct town by the
name of Troy, in 1803. In 1834 its name was changed to that of the river within its borders, at the
junction of which with the Taunton river, the village is buil't. Freetown was incorporated in 1B83,
and wa-; ,'io called because its purchasers were freemen. The flrst settlers were frora Plymouth,
Jlarshlield, Scituate, and Taunton, Among the early names are Winslow and Marston. [Hist, of
fall liiver, with Freetown and Tiverton, and Barber's Mass. Hist. Coll.]

774 Ca^t. Jjaiher' Winslow and Descendants. K
9106. 6. William, b. 16 Jan. 1785; is deceased; married  , and left two
daughters, both of whom died in South Carolina.
9107. 7. Sarah, [9180] b. 2 July, 1787; d. 12 July, 1857; m. Isaac Borden.
[Three other children, by the second wife, lived but a short time.]
By 3d marriage:
9108. 8. Julane, b. 9 June, 1793; in 1871, was unmarried.
9109. 9. James, born in 1796; died 1835, in South Carolina; married at the South,
and left children.
9110. 10. Smith, [9183] b. 39 May, 1800; m. Prissy-Deane Andros.
9111. CAPT. LUTHER', [9101] (Luther*, WUliam*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b.
19 June, 1774; died in 1801, at the West Indies, and was buried there. He married
in Freetown, Mass., 15 Nov. 1795, Phebe' Valentine [13761], b. 16 June,' 1771, F.,
dau. of William and Sybil' (Winslow) of F. He was a sea-captain. His widow mar
ried 3d, at Freetown, 1809, John-Perrit Webb, b. 14 Oct. 1777, New London, Ct.,
s. of NaphthaU and Elizabeth (Squires) of Norwich, Ct. Inn-keeper and farmer. He
died 14 Oct. 1843, Lenox, Madison Co., N.Y. She died there, 5 Feb. 1856. Their
child, Jane', was unmarried in 1874, and residing at Oneida, Madison Co., N.Y.
Children :
9113. 1. Lucy, [9116] b. 36 Jan. 1796; d. 16 Aug. 1844; m. Thomas-Durfee
Chaloner.
9113. 2. Wm- Valentine, [9131] b. 39 July, 1797; d. 36 Dec. 1854; m. Susan-
Luther Canedy.
9114. 3. Luther, [9134] b. 18 Nov. 1798; d. 3 Feb. 1865; m. SaUy Wilson.
9115. 4. Sybil, [9151] b. 15 June, 1800; d. 30 May, 1837; m. James Grabam.
9116. LUCY', [9113] (Luther", Lather*, William*, Bichard', JoV, Kendm',) b. 26
Jan. 1796; d. 16 Aug, 1844, Fall River, Mass. ; was married by Joseph Read, Esq,,
8 Sept. 1814, to Thomas-Durtee CHALONER, b. 20 Sept. 1789, s, of Walter and
Hope (Durfee) of F.R. Carpenter. Fall Biver, Mass.
Children born at Fall River:
9117. 1. LucY-WiNSLOw', b. 6 Aug. 1815; was married by Rev. J-F-W. Ware, at
Fall River, 21 Jan. 1845, to Charles Seward, b. 13 Oct. 1811, Bangor,
Me., s. of William and Mary (Trafton) of B, Carpenter.
Res. 1874, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children born at Fall River :
9118. 1. Mary-A'., b. 18 Dec. 1845.
9119. S. Jane-C, b. 17 Nov. 1847.
9130. 8. WilUam-T'., b. 18 Mar. 1851.
9131. 4. Hattie-G'., b. 1 Jan, 1855.
9122. 2. William-Valentine", b. 12 Feb. 1817; was married by W. Allen, Way-
land, Mass., 1 Nov. 18 — , to JIary-Bocon Dudley.
Res. Boston, Wayland, and, 1874, Worcester, Mass.

E Descendants' of Capt. Luilier' Winslow. 775
Children :
9123. 1. Willie-Dudley', b. 29 Mar. 1851, Boston; d. 24 Nov. 1851.
9124. a. Walter-Lewis', b. 20 Nov. 1853. Res. 1874, Fall Biver, Mass.
9125. 8. Winslow-Thomas', b. 12 July, 1859, Wayland. Res. 1874, Worcestei; Mass.
9126. 3. Ann-Elizabeth', b. 27 Jlar. 1821; d. 19 July, 1839, FaU River.
9127. 4. Jane', b. 16 Jan. 1824; died 9 Dec. 1847, Fall River.
9128. 5. Thomas-W'., b. 10 May, 1826; in 1874 was unmarried. Res. Copperopolis, California.
9129. 6. George-Graves', b. 21 Apr. 1828; in 1874 was unmarried.
Res. 1874, Copperopolis, Cal.
9180. 7. Luther-W'., b. 6 Mar. 1832; in 1874 was unmarried. Res. New Bedford, Mass.
9131. WILLIAJI-VALENTINE', [9113] (Lutha-*, Luther*, William*, Bichard',
Job', Kendm',) b. 29 July, 1797; d. 36 Dec. 1854, Oneida, N.Y., and was buried
there; was married by Rev. R-M. Randall, Fall River, Mass., 22 Nov. 1842, to
Susan-Luther Canedy, b. 19 Jan. 1812, at P.R., dau. of W-B. and Susan-Hughes
(Luther) of F.R. He was postmaster and merchant at Oneida, N.Y.
She res. 1874, FaU Biver, Mass.
Children born in Oneida:
9132. 1. William-Luther, b. 24 June, 1849; 1874, he was a book-keeper, and un
married. Res. Fall Biver, Mass.
9133. 2. Susie-Phebe-Hugheb, b. 28 Aug. 1852. Res. 1874, Fall Biver, Mass.
9134. LUTHER', [9114] (Luther*, Luther*, William*, Bichard', JoV, Kenelm',) b.
18 Nov. 1798, at Troy, afterward Fall River, Mass.; died there, 2 Feb. 1865; was
married there, by Joseph-E. Read, Esq., in 1825, to Sally Wilson, b. 15 July, 1804,
dau. of Hezekiah and Wealthy (Terry) of F.R. She died, 31 Mar. 1859, at F.R.
He held various town offices; was selectman from 1835 to 1839. Farmer. Fall Biver, Mass.
Children bom in Fall River:
9135. 1. Harriet', b. 14 May, 1836; d. 33 Sept. 1858, Taunton, Mass., andwas bur
ied there; was married by Joscph-E. Read, Esq., 15 Aug. 1847, to
Charles-Frederic Johnson, b. 6 Mar. 1833, at T., s. of Charles and
Abigail (Codding) of T. Res. Taunton, Mass,
Children bom in Taunton :
9136. 1. Abbie-Elizabeth', b. 16 May, 1848. Res. 1874, Taunton, Mass.
9137. a. Charles-Luther', b. 1 Jan. 1853. "
9138. 3. WilUam-Edward', b. 17 Sept. 1854. "
9139. 4. Harriet-Estelle', b. 28 Sept. 1857; d. 8 Feb. 1870.
9140. 2. Luther', b. 27 July, 1827; married  . Res. 1875, Fall Biver, Mass,
9141. 3. William-Valentine', b. 11 June, 1829; d. 2 Oct. 1850, Fall River.

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K

9142. 4. Charles', b. 3 Apr. 1831; was married by Rev. Erastus JIaltby, at Taun
ton, 13 Sept. 1860, to Henrietta-M. Elsbree, b, IS Oct. 1839, Fall River,
dau. of Henry and JIary-H. (Davis) of F.R. Mariner.
Res. 1874, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children born at Fall River :
9143. 1. Charles-F'., b. 29 June, 1863: d.-U Aug. 1804.
9144. 2. Heni-y-L'., b. 23 Nov. 1865.
9145. 5. Wealthy-Jane', b. 5 June, 1833, Troy, now Fall River; was married, as
3d wife, by Rev. Erastus Maltby, at Taunton, 18 Jfar. 1860, to Charlesi
Frederic Johnson, whose first wife was Harriet' [9135]. He was born
5 Mar. 1833, Taunton, s. of Charles and Abigail (Codding) of T. He
has been a member of the school committee, representative to General
Court, justice of the peace, and assessor. Brick manufacturer. s.p.
Re.s. 1874, Taunton, Mass.
9146. 6. Phebe-B'., b. 15 Jan, 1835; d. 9 Jan. 1843, Fall River,
9147. 7. George', b. 6 Sept. 1837; d. 14 Nov. 1838,
9148. 8. Sarah-Elizabeth', b. 33 Sept. 1842; was married by Re-v. Mr. .lames.
Fall River, 39 Dec. 1804, to Philip-H. Wilbor, b. 3 Jan. 1843, Little
Com])ton, R.L Carpenter. Res. 1874, Ste^ Brook, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children bom in Fall River:
9149. 1. Harry-D'., b. 9 Aug. 1865.
9150. 2. Annie-B'., b. 9 Apr. 1867.
9151. SYBIL', [9115] (Luther" Luther', William*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b.
15 June, 1800, Fall River, Mass. ; d. 30 May, 1837, Lenox. N.Y., and was buried
there ; was married by Ira Olds, at Lenox, to James GRAHAM, of Canastota, in L. ,
b. 5 Mar. 1799, s. of James and Eunice (Gaines) of Connecticut, He died 0 Aug.
1840, Nashville, Tenn,, and was buried there. Res. Madison, Canastota, and Lenox, N. Y.
Children :
9153. 1. Frances-Marcia', b. 16 July, 1822, Lenox; was married by Erwin Alien,
D.D., Vernon, N.Y., 4 Feb. 1846, to George-Whitefield Bronson.b. IC
Oct. 1819, Vernon Centre, s. of Ira and Clarissa (Foote) of Chatham,
Ct. Farmer. Res. 1874, Vernon Centre, Oneida Co., N. Y.
Children born in Vemon ;
9153. 1. Ira-Graham», b. 3 Dec. 1846.
9154. 2. Clara-Fiances', b. 8 Jan. 1850; was married by Rev. E-H. Bonney.
at v., 8 Jan. 1873, to Willard-DeHart Mason, b. 33 Feb. 1849, at
v., s. of Charles and Marian (Newell). Book-keeper, Res. 1874, New York City.
9155. 3. Gcoi-ge-Hosmer", b. 35 Jlar, 1 853.
9156. 4. James-Harvey', b. 7 Jan. 1859.
9157. 3. HanniBT-JlAKiA', b. 3 Feb, 1834, Lenox; was married by Washington
Stickney,Vernou, 10 June, 1850, to Warren CJlark, b. 4 Apr. 180G. ntl...

K Frederic' Winslow and Descendants. 777
8. of Sylvester and JIary (Perkins) of East Iladdam, Ct. Farmer. Res.
Canastota, N.Y. , and Ann Arbor and Green Oak, Jlich.
1874, South Lyon, Mich.
Children:
9158. 1. Graham-W'., b. 23 Mar. 1857, Lenox.
9159. 2. Agnes-J'., b. 37 Dec. 1859, Green Oak.
9160. 3. Charlotte-Phebb', b. 38 Aug. 1836, Canastota, N.Y. ; was married by
Jasper-R. Gregory, at Vemon, 16 Jan. 1854, to Edmund Hills, of V., b.
9 Nov. 1824, Sullivan, Madison Co., N. Y., s. of Bdmund and Lois
(Holmes). Lumber dealer. Res. Canastota and Syracuse, N.Y.
1874, Bochester, N. Y.
Children:
9161. 1. Winslow-Holmes', b. 13 Dec. 1854, Syracuse.
9163. 2. Charlotte JI aria", b. 9 Aug. 1858,
9163. FREDERIC, [9102] (IMhe^, WUliam*, Bichard^, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 24
Nov. 1775, Freetown, now Fall River, Mass.; died at F.R.. 39 Jan. 1859; married
in Freetown, October, 1804, Mercy' Valentine [13765], b. 37 Apr. 1783, at F., dau.
of William and Sybil' (Winslow) of F. She died 21 Dec. 1833. He was a sea-captain.
[See foot-note to 9100, concerning Fall River.] Fall Biver, Mass.
Children:
9164. 1. Rowena', b. 25 Feb. 1806. Res. 1873, Fall Biver, Mass.
9165. 2. George', b. 14 Nov. 1808; was drowned, Sept. 1841, in Long Island
Sound, and buried at Black Rock, Ct. He married in Fall River, 1839,
Ruth Ricketson. In 1873 she was residing with her daughter, Mrs.
Eddy, at West Newton, JIass.
Child :
9106.  , married Caleb-Frank Eddy, of Fall River.
Res. 1873, West Newton, Mass.
9167. 3. Frederic', b. 8 Sept. 1811, Fall River; was married by Abner Jones, 12
Jan. 1834, to Lydia Peirce, b. 10 Feb. 1810, dau. of Elijah. She died 6
June, 1838. He was married 3d, by Philemon Russell, 30 July, 1841, to
Clarissa Borden, b. 13 May, 1813, dau. of Amos and JIary (Hathaway)
of F.R. Sea-captain. Res, 1875, Bhll Biver,

Children, none of whom were married in 1875 ;
9168. 1. Mercy-V»., b. 10 Nov. 1843,
9169. 2. George', b. 19 Apr. 1845.
9170. 3. Isaiah-B»., b. 17 Jan. 1846.
9171. 4. Mary-H»., b. 2 Oct. 1849.
9172. 4. Lucy', b. 31 Aug. 1816; in 1874 was unmamed. Res. Fall Biver, Mass.
9173. 5. Albert', b. 2 June, 1830, FaU River; m. New York City, 16 May, 1849,
Permela Chace, b. 18 Dec. 1820, Assonet, in Freetown, JIass,, dau. of

778 Smith' Winslow and Descendants. ^
George and Amy (Hathaway) of A. He was city marshal in 1867-8.
Master mariner. Res. 1873, FaU Biver, Mas,.
Children :
9174. 1. Hope', b. 14 Feb. 1850, Assonet.
9175. 2. AmeUa', b. 3 Dec. 1851, Fall River.
9176. 3. EUa-Frances', b. 19 May, 1853, F.R.
9177. 4. Frederick', b. 22 July, 1855, "
9178. 5. Albert', b. 2 Mar. 1857, . "
9179. 6. William', b. 7 Feb. 1824. Res. 1873, Fall Biver, Mass.
9180. SARAH', [9107] (Luther', William*, Bichard', Job', Kendm',) b. 2 July,
1787; d. 12 July, 1857; married Isaac Borden, of Bristol, R.L
Child :
9181.  , married Richard Smith, of Bristol. 'Res.Bristol, B.L, but spends
the winter months on his plantation in Cuba.
9182. SMITH', [9110] (Luther', William*, Bichard', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 29 Jlay,
1800, Fall River; m. Berkley, JIass., 20 Sept. 1827, Prissy-Deane Andros, b.
17 Nov. 1803, at B., dau. of Rev. Thomas and Sophia (Sanford) of B. He was
a representative in 1833, and selectman in 1834; was elected alderman 4 Nov. 1856.
Res. 1871, on the old homestead at Fall Biver, Mass.
Children born at Fall River:
9183. 1. Isaac-Borden', b. 30 July, 1838; d, 30 June, 1858, West Indies; married
Grace Baird, of Philadelphia. He was a seaman.
Child:
9184. Isaac-Borden', born in Philadelphia. In 1871 he was residing at Fall
River, JIass,, with his grandfather Smith' Winslow.
9185. 2. Thomas-Smitii', b. 37 Sept. 1830; d. unmarried, 33 Feb. 1858, Fall River.
9186. 3. Orin-Fowler', b, 4 Dec. 1833; married, Boston, 3 Nov. 1859, Jennetta-
Ann Hatton, b. 29 Dec. 1835, Chepstow, Eng., dau of William and Aun
(  ) [Daniels] of C. Weigher and gauger. He resided at Fall River
until 1850 ; in 1855 removed to Boston.
P.O. Add. 1874, ZdMiwkins Street, Boston.
Child:
9187. Sophie-Hepzibah', b. 7 Aug. 1860, Boston.
9188. 4. James-Henry', b. 14 May, 1836; married EUzabeth Goodier, b. 29 Jlay,
1839, Manchester, Eng. Machinist. Res. 1871, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children bom at Fall River:
9189. 1. Leander-Andros', b. 37 M.ar. 1859.
9190. 2. Henry-Smith', b. 21 Nov. 1867.
9191. 6. Elizabeth-Borden', b. 7 .lune, 1843; in 1871 was unmarried. Res. Fall Biver, Mass.

K Reed, Wrightington, Baker, Lobdell. 779
9192. JOHN', [1959] (William*, Bichard', JoV, Kenelm',) b, 13 Sept. 1755; d. 14
Sept. 1829; married, 13 June, 1784, Bethiah Spooner, of Taunton, JIass., b. 17 Oct.
1763, dau. of Ebenezer and Mary (Morton) of Middleboro. She died 12 Feb. 1837.
He married 2d, JIary Merrick, of Freetown, Mass. Shoemaker. Fall Biver, Mass.
Children :
9193. 1. Ebenezer-Spooner, [9203] b. 6 Oct. 1785; d. 9 Jlay, 1823; m. Candace
Weaver; married 3d, Elizabeth Reed.
9194. 2. Mary-Merrick, b. 5 Jlay, 1787; married Daniel Beed, s. of Daniel and
Sarah (  ). Res. 1870, Fall Biver, Mass.
¦ 9195. 3. Seth, [9314] b. 37 Jan. 1789; d. 20 Dec. 1863; m. Dorcas Hathaway.
9196. 4. Pelham, b. 9 Nov. 1790; died at sea, aged about 18 years.
9197. 5. John, b. 17 Oct. 1793; m. 18 June, 1831, Electa Nichols, dau. of James
and Rachel (  ). Res. 1870, Bennington, Vt.
9198. 6. Mercy, b. 33 Oct. 1794; m. John Wrightington. Res. 1871, Fall Biver, Mass.
9199. 7. Daniel, b. 24 Feb. 1797; m. 18 Sept. 1833, Ruth Marvel, dau. of Robert
and Betsey (  ). Res. 1870, Warren, B.L
9200. 8. Bethia, b. 18 June, 1799; in 1870 was unmarried. Res. Fall Biver, Mass.
9201. 9. Frederick, [9338] b. 19 Mar. 1801; m. Betsey JIarvel ; m. 3d, Phebe
(Slade) Cart-wright; m. 3d, Phebe- Ann [Dexter].
9202. 10. Elizabeth, b. 3 Apr. 1803; in 1870 was unmarried. 'Res. Fall Biver, Mass.
9203. EBENEZER-SPOONER', [9193] (John*, William*, Bicliard', Job', Kenelm',)
b. 5 Oct. 1785; d. 9 Jlay, 1833; married Candace Weaver, who died 8 June, 1810,
aged 24 years, ace. to Dea, Ebenezer' Winslow's account book of tomb-stones made,
etc. [806,] He married 3d, 30 Jnly, 1812, Elizabeth Reed, dau. of Lieut. Jonathan
and Ellen (Law), and gr. dau. of Jonathan and Eunice (Weaver). Mrs. Winslow
man-ied 2d, William Baker, and 3d,  Lobdell ; and had Benjamin- W., Ichabod,
James, Ruth, who died 30 Oct. 1793, aged 33 years, Clarissa, who married 
Cornell, and Richmond.— i?«ed Family, p. 434.
Children:
9204. 1. Ebenezer', b. 7 Dec. 1814; married, 3 Mar. 1840, Christiana-L. Hartwell,
b. 15 Dec. 1819, dau. of Alfred and Fanny (Brown), She died 14 Apr.
1859. He married 2d, 10 Nov. 1860, Mary-Ann Miller.
Res. 1870, Schuyler's Falls, Plattsburg Township, N. Y.
Children :
9205. 1. George-H'., b. 25 June, 1845; d. 19 Aug. 1864.
9206. 2. Frank-E'., b. 10 Aug. 1850.
9207. 2. Daniel-B'., b. 24 May, 1821; married Abigail Church, b. 5 June, 1831,
dau. of John and Lucia (  ). Res. Burlington, Vt.
Children :
9208. 1. Lucy-Emma', b. 21 Sept. 1847.
9209. 2. Josephine-A'., b. 21 Feb. 1849.
9310. «. Charles-A'., b. 3 Oct. 1851.

780 Seth' Winslow and Descendants. E
9311. 4. OiTin-E',, b. 13 Sept. 1855.
9313. 6. Martha-E'., b. 4 Sept. 1858.
9313. 6. JIary-A'., b. 13 Jlay, 1861.
9314. SETH', [9195] (John', William*, Bichard^ JoV, Kendm',) b. 37 Jan. 1789,
FaU River, JIass. ; d. 20 Dec. 1863; raarried in Freetown, Mass., 8 Feb. 1818, Dor
cas Hathaway, b. 8 Oct. 1795, at P., dau. of JIalbourn and Nancy (Marvel) of F.
Fall Biver, Mass.
Children born at Fall River, with the exception of Mercy:
9315. 1. Mercy', b. 30 Nov. 1818, Freetown, JIass.; married at Fall River, 39 Nov.
1841. Joel-Blackinton Arnold, b. 33 Nov. 1815, Cumberland, R.L, s, of
Welcome and Wealthan (Blackinton) of Barrington, R,I. JIachinist,
Res. New Bedford and, 1871, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children :
9216. 1. Osman-Lemoyne-Clarkson', b. 17 Jan. 1845, Fall River.
9317. 2. Pelham-Torrey", b. 26 Feb. 1848; d. 21 Jan. 1850, New Bedford, and
was buried there.
9218. 2. Capt, Thomas-Hathaway', b. 18 Nov. 1831 ;d. 6 July, 1867, FaU River;
married there, 15 July, 1849, Jlary Borden, dau. of Amos and Polly
(Hathaway) of F.R. She died 18 July, 1867. He was a sea-captain.
Res, Fall Biver, Mass.
Child :
9319. Velma', b. 36 July, 1855, FaU River.
9330. 3. Pelham', b. 15 .June, 1833; was a teamster, and died at. Matamoras,
Texas, during the Mexican war. The date of his death is not known by
his friends.
9231. 4, Gilbert-Hathaway', b. 10 Aug, 1835; m, FaU River, 19 June, 1859,
Irene Hathaway, born in 1831, at F.R., dau, of George and Jlehetabel
(Chase) of F.R. . She died 10 July, 1865. Quarryman. s.p.
Res. 1871, Fall Biver, Mass.
9333. 5. John', b. 15 Jan. 1839; m. Fall River, 30 Sept. 1860, Amanda-Frances
Buffington, b. 34 Jlay, 1840, F.R,, dan. of Daniel and Eliza (Gray) of
F.R. JIachinist. He was in California nearly three years.
Res. 1871, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children born in Fall River:
9333. 1. LueUa-Fi-ances', b. 15 Sept. 1863.
9324. 3. Jlinnie-Rebecca', b. 10 Dec. 1867.
9335. 6. Seth- Williams', b, 36 May, 1833; d, 1 Sept. 1835, FaU River.
9326. 7. Abiel- Williams', b. 39 Sept. 1835.
9237. 8. Emeline-Lane', b. 3 June, 1839; in 1871 was unmarried. Res. Fall Biver, Mass.
9238. FREDERICK', [9301] (John*, William*, Bichard', Job', Kendm',) b. 19
Jfar. 1801; married, 30 Jlay, 1833, Betsey JIarvel, dau. of Robert and Betsey (  ).

^ Chace, Dexter, Tinkham. 781
She died 24 Jan. 1837. He married 2d, 17 July, 1837, Phebe (Slade) Cartwright,
widow of Foster Cartwright. She died 14 Jlay, 1841. He married 3d, 5 Sept. 1842,
Phebe-Ann [Dexter], widow of Stephen Dexter. Res. 1870, Somei-set, Mass.
Children :
9229. 1. Spooner', b. 6 Mar. 1827, Fall River; married, November, 1853, Marietta
[Aldrich], widow of Theodore-Nelson Aldrich. Res. 1870, Taunton, Mass.
Children born -in Taunton :
9230. 1. Anna-Chaco', b. 23 Aug. 1855.
9231. 2. Frank-Everett', b. 19 Nov. 1857.
9333. 3. Marietta', b. 6 Feb. 1860.
9333. 4. Carrie-Dexter', b. 12 Jan. 1863.
9234. 2. Frederick', b. 36 Jlar. 1839, Somerset, JIass. ; married, 10 May, 1855,
JuUette-Graves Wood, dau. of George and Jlercy (Weaver).
Res. 1870, Taunton, Mass.
Children :
9335. 1. JuUetta", b. 19 Mar. 1856, Taunton.
9336. 3. Linus-Archer', b. 8 Nov. 1858, Somerset.
9237. 3. Anna-Elizabeth', b. 27 June 1831, Somerset; d. 3 July, 1876; married,
28 June, 1851, Clark Chace> s. of Clark and Nancy (  ).
Res. 1870, Somerset, Mass.
Children born in Somerset:
9238. 1. Ida-Belle', b. 27 Oct. 1857.
9339. 3. Lizzie-Clark', b. 12 Sept. 1862.
9240. 4. Caroline-Ford', b. 16 Apr. 1833, Somerset; d. 21 Feb. 1 867, Providence,
R.I. ; m. 9 Sept. 1858, Charles-Henry Dexter, s, of Stephen and Phebe-
Ann (  ). [See 9338.] s.p.
9341. 5. Phebe-Slade', b. 15 Apr. 1841, Somerset; married there, 13 June, 1866,
John-Gilbert' Tinkham [4899], b. 4 Jlar. 1839, Freetown, s. of John,
born in Jliddleboro, and Hannah-Gilbert' (Winslow), born in Freetown,
Mass. Book-keeper. Res. 1877, Somerset, Mass.
Child:
9342. Adalaide-White*'', b. 16 Dec. 1870, Somerset.
9243. WESTON', [1964] (Edward*, Bichard', Job', Kenelm',) b. 20 Apr. 1751; d.
19 Jan. 1827; married, 21 Jan. 1776, Elizabeth' Winslow [3372], b. 28 Apr. 1755,
dau. of George* and Phebe (Tisdale) of Freetown, She died 7 Oct. 1848. He was a
member of the Society of Friends. Dartmouth, Mas.i.
Children:
9244. 1. Rufus, b. 17 Oct. 1776; d. 23 Aug. 1858, Scipio, N.Y. ; married and lefl
three children.
9245. 2. Joseph, died young. •
9346. 3. Lydia, b. 33 June, 1781; d. 13 June, 1807.

782 Sybil' ( Winslow) Russell and Descendants. K
9347. 4. Sybil, [9350] b. 4 May, 1783; d. 1803; m. Perry Bussell.
9348. 5. Abigail, b. 33 .July, 1790; d. 19 Dec. 1868.
9349. 6. Weston, b. 8 July, 1793; d. 13 Jan. 1827; rem. to Ohio and married, s.p
9250. SYBIL', [9247] (Weston*, Edward*, Bichard', JoV, Kenehn',) b. 4 May,
1783; died in 1803; married, 10 Apr. 1800, Perry BUSSELL. The dates of this
family are found on the New Bedford Quaker Meeting Beeords. Mr. Russell married a
second time, and had Susan, John, and Elizabeth.
Children :
9251. Wing, [9353] died 10 Sept. 1844; m. Elizabeth Smith.
9353. Ann-H., [9367] married Artemas Willard.
9353. WING', [9351] (SyUl* (Winslow) Bussell, Weston*, Edward*, Bichard},
JoV, Kendm',) died 10 Sept. 1844, at Syracuse, and was buried in Buffalo, N.Y.
He was married in the Friends meeting. New Bedford, Mass., 3 Sept. 1835, to
Elizabeth Smith, of N.B., b, 27 Dec. 1793, S., dau. of Abraham and Zerviah (Rick
etson) of New Bedford. Draggist Res. Buffalo and Syracuse, N.Y. In 1875 she
was in Napa City, California.
Children:
9254. 1. Lydia-Savagb', bom in New Bedford, Mass. ; was married by Rev. Samuel-
J. Jlay, Syracuse, 19 Apr. 1848, to Wells-David Walbridge.
Res. 1875, Napa C'lty, Cal.
Children born in Buffalo :
9255. 1. Russell-David', b. 1 July, 1849.
9256. 2. Joseph-S'., b. 16 June, 1851 ; d. 7 Jan. 1853, and was buried in
Forest Lawn Cemetery. Buffalo.
9257. 8. Elizabeth-Russell', b. 13 Jan. 1853; d. 10 Feb. 1854, and was buried
in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
9358. 4. Caroline-Taber', b. 23 Jlay, 1858; d. Fob. 1860, at B.
9259. 5. Sarah-Louisa', b. 4 Nov. 1861; d. 18 Aug. 1804, New Bedford, JIass.,
and was buried in Buffalo.
9260. S. Robert- Wing', b. 12 Oct. 1833, New Bedford; was m. by Rev. Wm-JI,
Blackburn, Brie, Penn,, 39 Jlay, 1863, to EUzabeth-C. Curry, dau. of
W-C, of Erie, who died 6 Feb. 1871, and Ruth-B. (Jones), who died 8
Feb. 1865, Buffalo; both were buried in Erie. Merchant.
Res. Syracuse and Buffalo, N.Y. ; Jleadville and, 1875, Erie, Penn.
Children born in Brie :
9261. 1. William', b. 17 Apr. 1863 ; is deceased.
9362. 2. Emma-V'., b. 15 Oct. 1864.
9363. 3. Sybil', b. 23 Oct. 1866; is deceased.
9264. 4. Sylvia-C, b. 10 Jan. 1871.
9365. 5, George-Cain', b. 24 June, 1874.
9265'. 6. EUzabeth-C, b. 9 July, 1875.

K Willard, Da/ool, Wheaton, Pitcher, Hale, Luther, Butinan. 783
9366. 3. Stephen-Smith', b. 8 May 1834, New Bedford; died aged eight months,
at Buffalo, and was buried there.
9267. ANN-H'., [9252] (Sybil' (Winslow) Bussell, Weston', Edward*, Bichard',
JoV, Kenelm',) married Artemas WILLABD, Res. 1775, Fall Biver, Mass.
Child:
9268. Annie', married James Davol.
ChUd :
9269. Annie'.
9270. JOB', [1972] (Oliver*, Joseph*, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 28 June, 1746, Swansey
Bee. ; married Sarah Luther, born in Swansey. The town clerk of Swansey informs
us that no further record of Job' is found there.
Children :
9271. Edward, died at sea, unmarried.
9272. Abner, married in Bristol. He died at sea. s.p.
9373. John-Perry, [9381] died at Fairhaven, JIass. ; married  .
9374. Gardner, [9388] died at sea; married Martha Lake.
9375. Job, died young,
9376, Job, [9306] married Sophia Logan.
9377. Mary, or Polly, [9311] b, 30 Apr. 1774; d. 8 .Jan. 1857; m. Jcseph
-Wheaton.
9'.*78. Sally, [9337] married Edward Pitcher; m. 3d, Coomer Hale.
9379. Nancy, [9339] married Coomer Luther, of Warren, R. I.
9380. Elizabeth, died in childhood.
9381. JOHN-PERRY', [9373] (JoV, Oliver*, Joseph', JeV, Kendm',) died at
Fairhaven, Mass., where he had resided; married  . Soap-maker. She res. Fairhaven, Mass.
Children:
9383. John-Perrt. Res. 1876, Fairhaven, Mass.
9383. Edward.
9384. Ann-Eliza, m.irried Capt. Butman.
9385, Sbraphine.
9386. Samuel, is dece.a.sed.
9387. Abner, is deceased.
9388.- GARDNER', [9374] (JoV, Oliver*, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) died in 1816 (?)
at Havana, and was buried at  Point, opposite the Jloro Castle, He married
Martha Lake, of Portsmouth, Rhode Island. She died 3 Apr. 1870, aged 81, at
Warren, R.L, and was buried there. He was a privateer in the war of 1813.
Res, Providence and Warren, R. I.

784: Descendants of Job' Wmslow. K
Children born in Warren:
9289. 1, Mary-Ann', b. 30 Nov. 1813; married in Warren, George PABKEB, b.
33 Oct. 1811, W. Res. 1S;0, Wa/)ren, B. I.
Children :
9390. Joseph-L'., b. 19 May, 1834, Warren.
9391. George-H"., b. 37 Sept. 1835,
9292. Abby-C, b. 29.Jan. 1840, "
9393. Charles', b. 13 Nov. 1844, " Res. 187.5, Warren, R.L; Add.
Earle & Prevv's Express, Providence, R.L
9294. WilUam'.
9295. Leonard'.
9396. , Gilm.au'.
9397. 1 Mary'.
9298. Annie'.
9299. James-B'.
9300. 3. GARDNER',b, 10 Sept, 1814 ; m, BaUowell, Me,, 39 June, 1843. Harvey, dau.
of Capt. Harvey and Henrietta (Bessey). [Capt. Harvey was formerly from
Duxbury, Mass,, and is cousin of Jliss Marcia Thomas, author of Memorials
of Marshfield.'] He went to San Francisco, California, in 1849, remaining
there nineteen months, lie had followed whaling three or four years
previous to this date. Painter, Res. 1874, 89 Bartlett St., Charlestown, Mass.
Children :
9;i01. Harvey-Alphonso', b. 33 Dec, 1844; d, 9 Feb. 1869, HaUowell, Jle.
9303. Charles-Alonzo', b. 30 Dec. 1847; m. Charlestown, 19 July, 187:i,
Abbie Davis, b. 11 June, 1854, d. of Joseph, who was house and
carriage painter of South Bostou, and .Toanna (  ). Painter.
Res. 1874, 89 Bartlett St., Cluirlestown, Mass.
Child :
9303. Franklin- Alonzo', b, 18 April, 1874.
9304. Miriam-Holton', is deceased,
9305. Henry-Franklin', b, 5 Sept, 1855; d. 13 Jlay, 1870.
9306. JOB', [9276] (JoV, Olii-er', Joseph', JoV, Kenehn.',) married Sophia Logan,
of Providence, R. I. He went from Wan-en to Providence, to work for Jlessrs.
Brown and Ives. The workman who was discharged in order that he might fill his
place was so enraged that he threatened to take the life of .Mr. Winslow, who was
found dead shortly afterward in Seekonk River, just norlb of India Bridge. This
man was known to have been in the toll-house as Jlr. ^Viuslow passed through on his
way home. Warren, B. I.
Children:
9307. AVilliam', Ib deceased; married  Stoddard.

£ Miller, Remington, Whe-aton,, Lui/ier, Hawes. 785
Child:
9308. William-Alonzo', is deceased; married  . His widow married
Naaman Miller, and, iu 1876, res. Providence, R.I.
[There were several other children but we have not obtained their
names, ]
9309. Juija', married  Remington, and is deceased. Res, New York City.
9310. Elizabeth', is not living.
9311. .MAUY", [1)377] (Job*, Oliver*, Joseph', Job', Kenelm',) b. 30 Apr. 1774,
Nantucket, JIass.; d, 8 Jan, 1857, Providence, R,I., and was buried there; m,
Warren, R,L, in 1801, Capt, Joseph WHEATONT, born in 1774, at W., s, of Perez
and Betsey (Cole) of Swansey, Mass, He died 13 Nov, 1818, in W., andwas buried
in Nantucket, Mass, He was a sea-captain, Joseph w-is the only child of Betsey
Cole, but there were several children by tbe second wife, Betsey Jolls. The follow
ing dates were copied from grave-stones in Warren : Perez Wheaton died at sea
Sept. 1794, aged 44 years. Betsey, his widow, died .May 14, 1840, aged 85 years.
Perez, their son, was lost at sea, in 1807, aged 33 years, Thomas Jolls, their son,
was killed in the U. S, ship Chesapeake, June 4, 1813, aged 19 years. Warren, B. I.
Child:
9313. Ardelia-Adams, [9313] b. 22 Juue, 1803, W. ; m. 0 July, 1838, James
Luther.
9313. ARDELl.-V-ADAMS', [9313] (Mary' (Winslow) Wheaton, JoV, Oliver*,
Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) h. 32 June, 1803, Wanen, R.I,; was married there, by Isaac
Stoddard, 6 July, 1838, to James LUTHER, b, 23 Aug, 1803, Swansey, Mass.; d.
9 June, 1873, Providence, R,I, He was a house-painter. She res, 1876, Providence, B.I.
Children:
9314. 1. JIari-Wheaton', b, 3 Apr, 1839, Warren, R.I. ; was married by Rev. Thos.
CarviT, Providence, R, I,, 1 Jan, 185.). to .I^thro-Mitohel Hawes, a. of
(George, of Wrentham, Mass,, and Maria iGreen), a Quakeress, of Frank
lin, Mass. George llawesdied in North Providence, and was buried in
Providence. Farmer. She has resided in Sinithfield and Johnson, R,I,
In 1876 their siddreas was Providence, B.L, care of Hawes Bi-otliers, Nos.
33 and 2.5 Dyer St., and 39 West Washington Market, New York City,
Children:
9315. 1. Eineline-Augusta', b. 17 Jlar, 1851. Cranston, U.L
9316. 2. Loring-Pond', b. 5 Aug. 1853, Smithfield, li.L
9317. 3. Jlaiia- Louise', b. 16 Nov. 1856,
9318. 4. Carrie- Wheaton', b. 24 Oct. 1860,
9S19. 5. Charles-Brving', b. 34Mar. 1863, "
9320. 6. Minnie-Adams', b. Jan. 18—, N, Providence.
9331, * 7. rdH-f«iia', b. Mar. 18--, "

786 Descendants of Job" Winslow.

E

9333. 2. Elizabeth-Eddy', b. 24 Dec, 1830, Warren; m, by Rev. Francis Smith,
at Providence, 35 Aug, 1850, to Cornelius Mahony, b. 39 Feb. 1838,
P., s. of CorneUus and Martha-ChampUn (Hill) of P. Cabinet-finisher.
Res. Gardner and Clinton, Mass, ; Colchester and New London, Ct. ; and
Providence, B.I
Children born in Providence :
9323. 1. William-Lewis', b. 1 Oct. 1851.
9S34. 3. Walter-Leonard', b. 31 Oct, 1853.
9335. 3. Martha-Champlin', b. 9 Mar. 1856.
9336. 4. Clinton-Raymond', b. 5 Apr. 1873.
9337. 3. James-Edward", b. 39 Apr. 1833, Providence; married there,  ; also
married a second time, but we have not ascertained the names of his
wives. House-painter. Res, Taunton, Mass., and, 1876, P/-o!)itZe«c«, A/.
Child :
9338. Charies-Irving', b. 13 Oct, 1860, Providence.
9339. 4. Ardelia', (twin of James-Edward',) b. 29 Apr. 1833, Providence; was mar
ried there, by Rev. Richard Livesey, Apr. 1856, to Andrew-Jackson
Simons, s, of Alfred and Eunice (  ) of Connecticut, He died Jau.
1859, Providence, and was buried there. He was a top-roll coverer.
Res, Taunton, JIass,, and Providence, R, I, She married 3d, probably
John Manchester. Res, 1876, Central Falls, B.I
Child :
9330. Edward-Everett', b. 8 June, 1855, Providence; died there, Jlay, 1859
9o31. 5. Cyrus-Butler', b, 17 July, 1835, Providence; was married there, by Rev.
Wm. Deming, 9 Apr. 1867, to  McKinnon, d. of Locke and Margie
(  ) of the British Provinces. Paper-hanger. Res. 1876, Providence, B. I.
Children born in Providence:
9338. 1. Cyrus-Butler', b, 1 Aug. 1870.
9333. 2 JIaigie-Flora', b. 15 Oct, 1873.
9334. 3. WiUiam-Wheaton', b. 1875.
9335. 6. WiLLiAM-B*., (twin of Cyrus- Butler',) b. 17 July, 1835, Providence.
9330. 7. Emeline-A'., b. 18 May, 1843, P.
9337. SALLY', [9378] ,(J"oJ', Oliver*. Joseph*, Job'. Kendm',) married Edward
Pitcher, of Warren, R.I. After his death she married Coomer Hale, of Warren.
Child by 1st husband:
9338. Capt. Ali,en-G., born about 1800; married BUza Blaisland, of Bath, Jle.
Sea-ca[itain. For many years sailed from the ports of Philadelphia and
New York. s.p. Res. Bath, Me.
9339. NANCY', [9379] (Job*, Oliver*, Joseph', Job', Kendm',) married Coomer
LUTHEB, of Warren, R.L Both are now deceased.

K Burke, Johnson, Waldo. 787
Children :
9340. George-Perry, married Naomi  , and is deceased.
She res. 1876, Long Plain, Mass.
9341. Ann-Eliza, married  Burke. She res. 1876, Lewis Station, Barrington, B.I.
9342. Henry-A. Res. 1876, Bairington, B.L
9343. CAPT. PELEG', [1976] (Joseph*, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 13 Dec. 1743,
Swansey Bee, at Dighton, incorporated 1712, and formerly a part of Taunton, JIass. ;
d. 19 Aug. 1800, Putney, Vt., aged 56, ace. to gravestone. He married, probably at
Dighton, Betsey Holloway, of Shelburne, Franklin Co., Mass. This town was origi
nally a part of Deerfield, called Deerfield North- West. — Mass. Hist. Collections. She
was a sister of Hannah Holloway, who married Elder David Long, and had a daugh
ter Hannah who became the wife of Dr. George' Winslow [9446]. The wife of Peleg^
died in Shelburne and was buried there. He was a ship-carpenter and became a
sea-captain; made several voyages to China. Some of the curiosities collected by
him were consigned to Dr. George' Winslow, of Charlemont, on the death of his
mother. He was also a farmer. Removed from Dighton to Putney, Vt., with his
father and brother Joseph.
Children :
9344. 1. Elizabeth, [9.348] b. 1765; m. Simeon Johnson.
9345. 3. Peleg, [9359] b. 11 Nov. 1769; d. 27 Jan, 1805; m, Rhoda Dutton.
9346. 3. William, bom in Putney, Vt. ; died there unmarried, aged 50 or 60
years.
9347. 4. George, [9446] b, 11 Jan, 1783; m, Hannah Long; m. 2d, Olive Long;
married od, Harriet Severance.
9348. ELIZABETH', [9344] (Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) born in
1765, at Dighton, JIass., or Putney, Vt. ; married Simeon JOHNSON, born in 1761,
Lancaster, JIass. Removed from Putney to Williamsto'wn, Vt.
Children :
0349. Be-i-sey', b. 6 Dec. 1787, Putney; m. Williamstown, Vt, 6 Mar. 1811,
Abiathar Waldo, JI.D., of W., b. 14 Feb, 1780, Alstead, N.H., s. of
Edward and Jerusha (Thompson) of A. He pursued his medical studies
in Alstead ; died 3 Jlarch, 1836. She res. 1871, Williamstown, Vt.
Children born in Williamstown:
9350. 1. Erasmus-Darwin', b. 27 Jan. 1812; died unmarried, 3 July, 1843.
9351. 2. CordeUa-Viana', b. 13 Apr. 1816; died unmarried, 33 July, 1864.
9353. 3. Wiuslow-Putnam", b. 30 Nov. 1819; died unmarried, 34 Oct. 1848.
9353. Simeon', b. 33 Jan. 1791, Dummerston, Vt. ; died in 1873; married, 5
May, 1839, Hannah Royce, b. 18 Sept. 1796, Marlow.N.H,, dau, of Dea,
Andrew and Lucina (Beckwith). He was a volunteer in the war of.
1812. s.p. Res. 1871, WilliamMown, Vt.

788 Peleg'- Winslow and Descendants. ^
9354. Nancy', b. 4 June, 1797, Dummerston; m. Northfield, Vt., 29 Apr. 1834,
Leonard Latham, b. 12 Dec. 1805, N., s. of James and Polly (Robinson)
of N. He died 7 Oct. 1867, Hartford, Vt. He was a farmer. Res.
Jloretown, Northfield, and Hartford, Vt. s.p.
She res. 1871, Williamstown, Vt.
9355. George-Winslow', married Theodate Purington, of Colerain, Mass.-
She is now deceased. He res. 1871, Post Mills, Orange Co., Vt.
Children:
9356. Elizabeth', married Rev.  Taylor, who was practicing law in
1871.
9357. Keziah', married  .
9358. Alanson', married — . In 1871, his son was residing at White River
Junction, Windsor Co., Vt.
9359. PELEG', [9345] (Peleg", Joseph*, Joseph', JoV, Kendm',) b. 11 Nov. 1769,
Putney, Vt. ; died there, 27' Jan. 1805, of fever, aged 35, and was interred in the
Winslow burial-ground at P. lie was married by Judge Duncan, at Dammerstou,
Vt., to Rhoda Dutton, b. 21 Jlar. 1771, .at D., dau. of Samuel and Rebecca (French)
of D. He followed the sea for a number of years; was also a farmer. After his
death his widow remained at the homestead, carrying ou the farm until the year 1818,
when her son Aaron-Jlartin' returned from Shelburne, Mass., \yherc he had been
living with John Taylor, and relieved her of this responsibility. Four or five years
later he made an arrangement to take care of his mother aud pay his two brothers
md two sisters their respective portions, Jlrs, Winslow died 26 June, 1863, at
Dummerston, aged 91 years, and was buried in the Win.'ilow yard at Putney. The
homestead was situated in Putney, Vt., 140 rods north ol tho Dummerston line.
Children born in Putney :
nW. 1. Rhoda, [9365] b. 13 July, 1795; d, 33 Dec, 1874; m, Valentine Augustus
Kerr.
9361. 2. Aaron-Martin, [9396] b. 6 Oct. 1797; d, 37 Jlay, 1875; m, Aurelia-
Spaulding Willis.
9362. 3. Rebecca-French, [9405] b. 28 Jlar, 1800; m. 3 Jlay, 1836, JIartin
Gates.
1*36:^. 4. Peleg, [9436] b. 6 Aug, 1803; d, 16 July, 1871: m. Nancy Bolles.
9364. 5. Samuel-Dutton, [9445] b. 36 Nov. 1804; m. Sarah-W. Joy.
9365. RHODA', [9360] (Pdeg', Peleg', Joseph', Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 13 July.
1795, Putney, Vt, ; d, 33 Dec, 1874, Westminster, Windham Co.. Vt., having spent
her declining years with her sou Alouzo-Darwin'. She was married in Putney, 16
July, 1811, to Valentine-Augustus KERB, b, 8 Jlar, 1788, at P., s. of Jloses and
Lydia (Beard) of JIassachusetts. He died 37 Jlay, 1859, at P. Putney Vt
Children :
9366. 1. Lydia-Beard', b. 9 June. 1812, Putney; was married by James Tiflts
VVardsboro, Vt,, 3 Mar, 1836, to Clark Bacon. Res, 1873, Dummerston, Vt

^ Norcross, Kidder, Willard, Piper, Billings. 789
Child:
9367. Harrison-Kerr', b. 34 Oct. 1843, Haverhill, Grafton Co., N.H. ; is de
ceased. January 3, 1864, he enlisted as a private in Co. K, 9th
Reg. Vt. Vols,, and July 3, 1865, was commissioned Lieutenant of
Co. C, belonging to the same regiment.
9368. 2. Bbtsey-Holloway', b. 3 Dec. 1814 ; died unmarried, 38 Aug. 1843, Haver
hiU.
9369. 3. Maria-Rhoda', b. 5 Jlar, 1817, Newfane, Windham Co., Vt. ; m. by Rev,
Mr. Wilder. Dummerston, 3 Dec. 1839, to Samuel- Julius Norcross. Res.
Chesterfield, N.H., Londonderry, Brattleboro, and Dummerston, Vt.
Putney, Vt.
Children born in Londonderry:
9370. 1. Luthera-Lorain', b, 3 Nov, 1843; was married by Rev. Mark Carpen
ter, Brattleboro, Vt., to Horace Kidder. Res. Putney, Vt.
CMld :
9371. Hattie-Maria", b. 7 Sept, 1865, Putney.
9372. a. Bllen-JIaria', b. 33 Jan. 1846; was married by Rev, Jlr. Dwight, at
Putney, to Warren Willard. Res. Putney, Vt.
Children bom in Putney :
9373. 1. Alice-Maria", b. 31 Jan, 1865.
9374. 2. Mabel-Nm-a", b. 13 Jan. 1872.
9375. 4. Almira- Abigail', b. 26 Feb. 1819, Putney; m, Londonderry, Vt,,28Feb.
1847, David-Austin Piper, b. 25 Feb. 1830, Weston, Windsor Co., Vt,,
s. of Thomas and Betsey (  ) of W. Fanner. Res. Weston, Vt.
Children born in Weston :
9376. 1. Abby-Almira', b. 33 Nov. 1847; d. 1 Mar. 1848, W.
'J-.J77. 3. Sidney-David', b. 33 Sept. 1849.
9378. 3. Ella-Gertrude', b, 14 Dec. 1850.
9:'.79. 4. (Twin sons', b. 33 Aug. 1856; one was not living, and the other died
9380. 5. • 30 Sept. 1856, W.
9381. 6. Elmer-Edwin', b. 35 Oct. 1858.
9382. 5. Lovina-Alvira', b. 1 Jlar. 1831; died unmarried. 17 Jan. 1851.
9383. 6, George-Winslow', b. 10 Jan, 1833; d. 3 Aug. 1835,
9384. 7. Rebecca-French', b. 11 Mar. 1835, Putney; married there, 30 Nov.
1849, Seth-Pierce Billings, b. 30 July, 1813, Hardwick, Mass., s. of Dr.
David and Elizabeth (Pierce) of H. Farmer. Hea. 1870, Hardwick, Mass.
Children born in Hardwick :
g385. 1. Henry-Pierce', b. 13 Nov. 1853.
9386. 2. Lizzie-Ella', b. 25 Dec. 1856.
9387. 8. Maby-Ann-Luthera', b. 18 June, 1837; died in the spring of 1863; mar
ried, July, 1850, Harvey Piper.
9388. 9. George- Augustus', b. 26 July, 1833; married, Jlar. 1867, Emily Jliles.
Res. 1873, Putney, VI.

rOO Descendants of Peleg' Winslow.

K

9389. 10. Philinda-JIelvina', b, 34 Nov. 1835; died unmanied, 4 May, 1859.
9390. 11. Alonzo-Darwin', b. 19 Dec. 1838, Putney; married there, 17 June, 1869,
JIary-M. Goriiam, b. 4 Oct. 18— Irasburg, Vt., dau, of James and
Temperance (  ) of Coventry, Vt. He took part in the late war, en
listing, 30 Nov. 1861, in the 8th Reg. Vt, Vols; through the siege of
Port Hudson, was in the Department of the Gulf, under Gen. Butler; re
moved to Viiginia, 13 July, 1864, and served under G-en, Sheridan in
the Shenandoah Valley; was in eight battles, but was not wounded or
taken prisoner. He re-enlisted 5 Jan. 1864, and was discharged 38 June,
1865 ; was sergeant duriug the last term of his enlistment.
Res. 1870, Westminster West, Vt.
9391. 13. AVakren- Waldo", b, 29 Jan. 1843, Putney; was married by Rev. Jlr.
Foster, Dummerston, Vt,, 9 Oct. 1867, te Addie-Lucy Whitney, dau. of
Roswell and Submit (Grout) of Westminster. Farmer. Res. 1875, Putney, Vt.
Children :
9393. 1. Effie-Lo-vina', b. 3 July, 1868, Westminster.
9393. 1. Walter-William', b. 38 Dec. 1869, Putney.
9394. ;), LesHe-Gui", b, 16 Nov. 1871, "
9395. 4, Eugene-Augustus', b. 33 Jan. 1875, "
9396. AARON-MARTIN', [9361] (Peleg*. Peleg', Joseph', Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 6 Oct. 1797, Putney, Vt. ; died there, 27 May, 1875; m. Colerain, Mass,, 23 Nov.
1837, Aurelia-Spaulding Willis, b. 2 July, 1808, at C, dau, of Maj, Daniel and
Jlartha (Snow) of C. After the death of his father he went to live with John Taylor,
a farmer of Shelburne, JIass., where he remained until he was twenty-one years of
age, when he returned to the old homestead where he was born, aud took charge of
the farm. This was in the 5th school district, one of the " West HiU" school dis
tricts, and was 140 rods north from the Dummerston line, three and one half miles
from the Brookline bounds, and 35 rods north of the location of the house of
his grandfather, Capt. Peleg' Winslow [9343]. June 25, 1838, he vvas thrown
from a carriage and received severe injuries. Two of the bones of his leg were
broken in two different places, and the knee joint injured so as to produce permanent
lameness. Farmer, and breeder of Thoroughbred Short-Horns. Putney, Vt.
Children born in Putney:
9397. 1. Samdbl-Willis', b. 17 Nov. 1828; was drowned 14 June, 1854, while
batliing in Green River, Greenfield, JIass., where hewas a carpenter and
joiner at the time of his death.
9398. 3. Sakaii-Long', b, 28 Feb. 1833; d. 9 Aug, 1834, Putney.
U3U9. 3. Pr.LEc", b. 16 Feb, 1834; m. Edinburgh, Saratoga Co., N.Y., 19 Feb.
, 1868, Lucinda-Gratia King, b. 10 Jlar. 1839, E., dau. of Samuel- War-
riner and Sally (Noyes) of E. Farmer, and breeder of Thoroughbred
Short- Horns. s.p. Kcs. 1873, Putney, Vt.
9400. 4. Henry- JIartin', b. 31 Dec. 1837; m. Heath, JIass,, 38 Aug, 1863, Abbie-
.lane Kendrick, b, 35 Feb, 1843, at H., dau. of William and Sarah-
Joslyn (Brooks) of H. Farmer, and breeder of Thoroughbred Short-
Horns. Res, 1873, Putney, Vt.

^ Rebecca FrencK {Winslow) Gates and Descendants. 791
Child,
9401. Mai7-Abby', b. 10 Jlay, 1863.
9403. 6. JoHN-JIiLTON', b. 16 Dec. 1840; d. 24 Sept. 1853, P.
9403. 6. Sarah-Lorette', b. 10 Apr. 1846. Res. 1873, Putney, VI.
9404. 7. George- Washington', b. 31 Oct. 1847; d. 28 Feb. 1803, P.
9405. REBECCA-FRENCH', [9363] (Peleg', Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph', Job', Kendm',)
h. 28 Mar. 1800, Putney, Vt. ; was married there, by Rev. Mr. Andrews, 3 Jlay, 1836,
to JIarrin GATES, b. 25 Feb. 1791, Dummerston, Vt., s. of Lieut. Dauiel aud Sarah
(Moore) of D, He died 31 Dec. 1859, at Dummerston, aud was buried there. Hia
will was recorded in that town. He held the various town offices. Farmer.
Dummerston, Vt.
Children:
9406. 1. Martin- Winslow', b. 19 Feb. 1827, Dummerston; m. Springfield, Mass.,
28 Jlar. 1855, Rosella-Lucy Cook, b. 19 Oct. 1831, dau. of WilUam and
Anna-Haven (Gates) of D. He was recruiting officer for the town of
Dummerston, during the late war; has also been selectman and town
treasurer. Farmer. Res. 1S72, Dummerston, Vt.
Children born in Dummerston:
Frank- William', b. 1 Apr. 1857; d. 14 Nov. 1863, D.
Charles-JIartin', b. 15 Apr. 1860.
Rosella-Rebecca', b. 3 June, 1863.
Frederic-Wallace', b. 30 June, 1865.
Lizzie-Anna", b. 13 Dec. 1867; d. 4 Jlar. 18C8, D.
Ralph-Cook', b, 3 Oct. 1869.
Dana-Francis', b, 19 Feb, 1873.
Sarah-Moore', b. 6 June, 1838, Dummerston; married there, 7 Juno,
1855, Frederic-Appleton Fish, b, 11 Oct, 1819, Atliol, JIass,, s. of Jason
and Sophia (Jlerriam) of Fayelteville, Vt, Wheelwright, Res, 1873, Fayelteville, Vt.
Children born in Newfane, Windham Co., Vt. :
9415. 1. Ida-Sophia", b, 23 June, 1856: d, 1 Oct. 1856, N.
9416. 3. Caritou-Gates', b, 15 Jan. 1858; d. 3 Sept. 1859, N.
9417. 3. Abbie-Emma', b. 30 Nov. 1860.
9418. 4. Frank-Leslie', b. 17 Sept. 1863,
9419. 3. Daniel- Webster', b. 34 Nov. 1831, Dummerston; raarried there, 6 Nov.
1860, Emily-Elizabeth Ormsbee, b. 2 Nov. 1833, at D., dau. of Ira and
Elizabeth (Jliller) of D. Farmer.
Children:
9420. 1. Jlary-Lilla', b. 4 Feb. 1864.
9431. 2. Jennie-Emily', b. 7 Jan. 1866.
9433. 3. Lula-EUzabeth', b. 9 Dec. 1867; d. 19 Mar. 1870, D.
9423. 4, Luna-Elizabeth', b. 21 Dec. 1809,
9424. 5. Minnie-Estelle', b. 27 Oct. 1871.
9425. 4. Emma-R'., b. 15 Oct. 1843; married, Aug. 1864, Lewis-H. Lynde.
Res. 1873, Dummerston, Vt.

9407.

1.

9408.

3.

9409.

3.

0410.

4.

9411.

5.

9413.

6.

9413.

7.

0414. !

2. Sai

7S'2 Descendants of Peleg'' Winslow. li
04315, PELEG', [9363] (Peleg'; Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph', Job'. Kenelm',) b. 6 Aug,
1803, Putney, Vt, : d, 16 July, 1871, Townshend, Vt,, and was buried there. He
was married by Joseph Duncan, Dummerston, Vt., 33 Dec. 1835, to Nancy Bolles, b.
19 Dec. 1804, Rockingham, Vt., dau. of Lemuel and Polly (Chamberlain) of Chester
field, N.H. Farmer. Res Dummerston aud Putney, Vt., and Bangor, N.Y.
She res. 1873, Townsliend, Vt.
Children born in Dummerston:
9437. 1. George', b. 6 Feb. 1837; died of cancer in the face, 9 Feb. 1868, Towns
hend. He married 6 Apr. 1852, Abby-Abigail White, b. 7 July, 1331,
Putney, Vt., dau. of Hiram and Abigail (Harris) of Townshend. Farmer.
She res. 1873, Tovmshend, Vt.
Children born in Townshend:
9438. 1. George-Peleg", b. 35 Nov. 1860.
9439. 3, Fanny-Abby', b. 17 Jan. 1867.
9430. 3. Nel,son', b, 18 Apr, 1830; m. Townshend, 39 Dec. 1859, Hattie-Maria
Osgood, b. 23 May, 1838, at T., dau. of Joseph and Susan (Richardson)
of T. Res, 1873, Townshend, Vt.
Children: Susan-JIaria', b. 13 Sept. 1860.
Lemuel', b, Nov, 1803; d. 19 Apr. 1803.
Edward', b, 8 June, 1864,
Harland-Osgood', b. 31 Apr. 1870.
Daughter', b. 5 Apr, 1873,
\muel-Duttom', b. 17 Apr, 1833; m. Keene, N.H,, 6 Dec. 1859, Jlary.
J-;iizabeth Willis, b. 13 Sept. 1833, East Alstead, N,H,, dau, of David
and Betsey (Wood) of A. He is a deacon in the Congregational Church,
.Alerchant; firm of Winslow Bros. Res. 1873, Townshend, Vt.
Children born in Townshend:
9437. 1, John-Samuel', b, 6 Dec, 1853; d. 35 Sept. 1863, Townshend.
9438. 3. Clara-May', b. 13 Jlay, I860; d. 31 Dec, 1865,
9439. 3. Clarence-\Mllis», b. 30 Jlay, 1868; d. 26 Jlay, 1870, "
9440. 4. Lotie-Jlay", b. 16 Aug, 1871.
9441. 4, Rhod-A- Augusta', b. 6 Apr. 1837; died unmarried, 15 Apr. 1859, Towns
hend.
9443. 5, Capt, Lemuel-Ithamar", b, 6 Dec. 1840; enlisted at Bondville, Vt., 9
Dec, 1861, in Co. H, 8th Reg, Vt. Vols. ; was made 3d sergeant of Co.
H, at its formation, 14 Jau. 1863; served in said company until 14 J.an.
1863, when he was wounded, losing the index finger of his right band at
Patttti-sonville, La., on Bayou Teche. He was then placed on detached
service as clerk in the U.S. General JIarine Hospital, New Orleans, La.,
remaining there till 30 Dec. 1863, at which date he was promoted to the
captaincy of Co. B, 3nd Reg. U, S. C. luf,, by special order of JIaj.
Gen, N-P. Banks, on authority of President Lincoln. He served in tbis
regiment until July, 1804, when it was consolidated with the 30th U.S,
C. Inf., the two formiug the 74lh Reg, U, S. C. Inf., iu whicb he was

9431.

1.

9433.

3.

9433.

3.

9434.

4.

U435.

5.

9436.

3, Sa^

^ Dea. Samuel- Dutton" Winslow. 793
assigned a position as captain of Co, H, serving in that capacity until he
was mustered out, 24 Nov, 1865, at the expiration of his term of service.
Me was married by Rev. Henry-Jlartin' Parsons, at Springfield, Mass,,
24 Sept. 1868, to JIary-Rebecca JlcJIaster, b. 23 Jlay, 1842, Brownhelm,
Lorain Co., Ohio, dau. of Henry, b. 8 Dec, 1790, Amherst, Mass., and
Hannah (Hyde), b. 3 Jlar. 1802, at A, [For biography of Rev, H-M'.
Parsons see Cornet Joseph' Parsons Memorial] Res. 1873, Fayelteville, Vt.
Children born in Newfane, Vt, :
9443. 1. Clara-Frank', b. 28 Oct, 1869.
9444. 3, Anna-Jlay', b, 28 July, 1871.
9445. DEA. SAJIUEL-DUTTON', [9364] (Peleg', Peleg*, Joseph*, Joseph', JoV,
Kendm',) b. 36 Nov. 1804, Putney, Vt. ; was married by Rev. William Hodges, New
fane, Vt., 17 Jan. 1843, to Sarah-W. Joy, of P., b. 15 July, 1814, in Putney School
District No. 5, two miles east of Brookline, and two miles north of Dummerston,
She was the daughter of Capt. Cromwell and Sally (Miller) of Putney, aud gr. dau.
of Moses Joy, of P. He is a deacon in the Baptist Churcli, s,p.
Res. Putney and, 1873, Townshend, Vt.
Weadd the following newspaper article which explains itself:
A very interesting picnic of the Winslow family, including the widow and all
tbe li-ving children .and grandchildren of the late Peleg Winslow, also Dea, Samucl-
D, Winslow and wife, with a few specially invited friends, was held last week
Thursday, on the pinnacle of the hill formerly belongingto Peleg Winslow, lyingim-
mediately west and overlooking the old homestead of the family. The day
was most agreeably spent by all present, in feasting, conversation, singing, toasts
and responses, and in relating such incidents of early experiences as the day and
occasion brought to mind. In response to the toast, "The family friendships —
may they long remain unbroken," Dea. S-D. Winslow said that he considered the
present a very pleasant and profitable occasion, and one long to be remembered by
those present. He was glad to be one of the number, and trusted friendships
manifested at tbis time would long continue. He hoped wo should all appreciate this
and all other blessings of life, and should be mindful of our obligations therefor,
showing by our daily lives our constant appreciation of those mercies which
we enjoy from day to day, -nliich come from that source from which '¦ all blessings
flow." " Old in years but ever young in heart," was offered, and ,Mi-s, Nancy Wins
low [9430] was called upon for a response, which she was too much overcome by the
memories which the occasion called forth to give, only by tc:u-s of mingled sorrow
and gladness. Another toast was responded to by a four years old sou of Nelson
Winslow [9430] most beautifully and touchingly singing " In the Sweet, Bye-and-
Bye," which drew tears from the eyes of all present. In response to a call, Dea. S-D.
Winslow 2d [9436] made the closing address, whicli was full of interesting reminis
cences of tbe past, and allusions to the days of childhood and youth passed so pleas
antly in the midst of these green hills and valleys. He referred also in fitting words
to the wanderings of many of those present to distant parts of the country, as the path
of duty called each to go forth from his early home. After the conclusion of the
remarks, the descent from the hill commenced, and all returned to their own houses,
wearied but much happier for the experiences of the day.

794- Dr. George' Winslow. ^
9440, DR. GEORGE', [9347] (Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 11 Jan.
1783, Putney, Vt. ; d. 3 Nov. 1848, at Big Rock, JU, ; married in Shelburne, JIass,,
September, 1808, his cousin Hannah Long, born in S., 3 Mar, 1783, clau, of Elder
David, of S., and Hannah (Holloway), b. 19 Jlar. 1753, sister of Betsey Holloway,
the wife of Peleg' Winslow [9343]. Elder David Long, b. 16 Feb. 1753, was a
Baptist clergyman, preaching in Shelburne many years. He and his wife both died
and were buried in that town. Jlrs. Winslow died of consumption, 37 July, 1812,
Coleraine, JIass, He married 3d, Shelburne, JIass,, 3 Jan, 1813, Olive Long, cousin
of his first wife. She was born in S., 10 Apr. 1790, dau. of Stephen and Nancy
(J.jawson) of S. She died 1 Jan, 1833, in Coleraine, andwas buried there. He mar
ried 3d, at Halifax, Vt., 1 Jlay, 1833, Harriet Severance, of S., born there, October,
1790, dau, of Solomon aud Hannah (Hoyt) ot S,, and cousin of Edward Hitchcock,
a former president of Amherst College. For the following account of Dr. Winslow
we are indebted to 'his eldest son, George- Washington' [9463], who writes that his
fatlier was engaged in farming until he was of age, when he studied medicine with
Dr. Silas Long, Sen., of Shelburne, aud with Dr. Hamilton, of Conway, JIass.
About the time ot his marriage he selected for himself and wife a house in Coleraine,
Franklin Co., JIass,, where he grew rapidly into a good practice, being frequently
called in consultation to adjoining towns. He was the leading surgeon of that part
of the country, and bad he been half as careful in attending to the collection of bis
dues as he was faithful and skillful among the sick, would have been a wealthy
man in a few years. In December, 1826, he removed with his then large family to
Charlemont, some twelve miles distant, practicing there with equal success for twenty
years. In the fall of 1846, three of his children having already gone to Big Rock,
Kane Co., Illinois, and each of those remaining having an eye on a future " home in
the West," he, after visiting his relations iu Vermont, bade a last farewell to his
Now England home, and with his wife and nine children (one only being left behind
for a few years) crossed the Green Mountains, and, as was then the custom, took
passage on a canal-boat for Buffalo. Going thence by steamboat around the lakes to
Chicago, he, by a laud journey of fifty-five miles, reached the residence of his son-in-
law, Franklin-C. Severance, at Big Rock. Before he was fairly settled in his new
home, his services as a physician, as well as those of his son, Lawson-Armstrong'
[9488], who had just completed his medical studies at Pittsfield, JIass., were called
iuto requisition among the sick in that vicinity.
He practiced his profession for the space of forty years, not abandoning it until
a few days before his death, even after he needed medical treatment more tliuu
some whom he was attending. He died at Big Rock, 3 Nov. 1848, aged 65 yrs.. 10
mos., and 31 days; and was buried in the gravo-yard at Big Rock, fourteen miles
west of Aurora, where stands a marble spire monument, some sixteen feet high,
made of the Vermont marble, from the justly celebrated quarry at East Dorset.
This monument is located on high ground and can be seen for miles around,
and, although not, geologically speaking, "The Testimony of the Rocks," yet it will
be " authority " in deciding the degree of cousinship existing between any and all
who shall, in coming time, be able accurately to trace back tbeir ancestors through
different generations until they reach the name ol either one of the children of " Old
Dr. Winslow, whose monument stands iu Big Rock."

^ Dr. George' Winsloio and Descendants. 735
The inscription in raised letters, on the On the north side:
front or west side of the spire, is simply Children,
the name "Winslow." George W.
David L.
David L.
On the south side as follows: Hannah L.
Ebenezer W.
Parents. Ebenezer \V.
Asaph W
Geo. Winslow, M.D. Lawson A.
„. . Peleg S.
H'» ^"^ HaiTiet E.
OUve P.
Hannah Long. Solomon E.
Robert H.
Olive Long. Charles H.
Darwin C.
Harriet Severance. William O.
It may be proper to state that after the death of Dr. Winslow's son Solomon
Edward', who was unman-ied, it was decided to request the eldest son, George- Wash
ington', then in the marble business, to erect a monument for the Winslow family,
where this one is now placed, the expenses being paid out of the deceased brother's
estate. Big Bock, 111.
Children, eleven of whom were born in Coleraine, and the last five in Charle
mont:
9447. 1. George- Washington, [9463] b. 9 Aug. 1809; m. Mary-Gray Barber; m.
3d, Lovina- Smith Clark.
9448. 3. David-Long, b. 9 June, 1811; d. 4 Apr, 1813, Coleraine.
By 2d marriage:
9449. 3. David-Long, [9473] b. 7 Oct. 1813; d, 38 Apr. 1875; m. Abigail-Childs
Hawks.
9450. 4. Hannah-Lovina, [9478] b. 37 Feb. 1815; d. 1848; m. Franklin-C. Sever
ance.
9451. 5. Ebenezer-Woodward, b. 15 Jan, 1817; d, 30 Mar. 1817, Coleraine.
9453. 6. Ebenezer-Woodward, [9483] b. 31 Feb. 1818; married JIartha-Ellen
Walker; m. 3d, Sarah-Eliza Kinne.
945-3. 7. Asaph- Willis, [9486] b. 13 Nov, 1819; d. 37 May, 1856; m, Orra-Jane
Ballard,
9454. 8. Lawson-Armstrong, [9488] b, 3 Dec. 1831; m, Jlercelia-Prudence Hatch.
By 3d marriage :
9455, 9. Pblbg-Severance, [9494] b. 3 Mar. 1833; m, Jlary-Alice Randall,
9456. 10. Harriet-Elizabeth, [9498] b, 15 Aug. 1834; m, Dr, Jlerritt-Franklin
Potter.
9457. 11. Olive-Pekmblia, [9504] b. 35 Feb. 1836; m. Samuel-Lee Potter ; m. 2d,
Hiram Kennedy.

796 Descendants of Dr. George' Winslma. ^
9458. 12. Solomon-Edward, b. 30 May, 1838: died unmarried, 3 Apr. 1857, Kane-
villo, Kane Co. , III., and was interred in Big Rock cemetei-y.
9459. 13. RoBERT-HoYT, [9511] b. 3 Sept. 1839; m. Jlercy-U. JIcDole.
9460. 14. Charles-Henry, [9518] b. 5 Aug. 1831 ; m. Celeste-Mary-Augusta HaU.
9461 15. Darwin-Cordbnio. [9530] b. 33 Feb. 1834; m. JIattie-W. Hatch.
9463. 16. Wim.iam-Otis, b, 28 June, 1837; died unmarried, 6 July, 1859, Big Rock,
and was interred in Big Rock cemetery. He was a medical student,
9463. GEORGE-WASHINGTON', [9447] (George', Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph*, Job',
Kenelm',) was born 9 Aug. 1809, Coleraine, Mass, He informs us that he attended
the common school from about 1814 to 1833, wheu he went to Shelburne and com
menced the study of the Latin language at Pomeroy's Grammar Scliool. In the spring
and summer of 1823, he was a member of Sanderson's Academy in A.shfield, JIass.,
where be continued his Latin. In September of that year, his father liaving deter
mined to prepare him for the medical profession, he sent him to the Berkshire Medical
School, at Pittsfield, JIass., in order that he might have the benefit of a course of
lectures. These having been completed, he still pursued his medical studies, divi
ding- his time, however, between labor ou a farm and scliool duties, until the spring of
1831), when he abandoned the idea of ever having the title of JI.D. attached to his
name to denote that he was a member of the medical profession, choosing rather the
same distinguished alphabetical characters to represent a calling as honorable,
and one that, in the opinion of some eminent physicians, is rendered flourishing by
the ignorance and blunders of those claiming to have a thorough knowledge of the
healing art, viz. . that of a Jlarble Dealer. In December, 1826, he removed with his
father to Charlemont, JIass., where he pursued this avocation until 1831, when he
went to Buffalo to take charge of the marble works there, none being at that time
further west. After four years, his eyesight becoming very much impaired by the
business, he removed to Kalamazoo, then called Bronson, in Kalamazoo County,
Jlicliigan. This beautiful town is sometimes called "The New Haven of the West."
Here, in the fall of 1835, he, with a partner named Caleb Sherman, commenced trade,
first in groceries and provisions, adding soon after crocke-.-y, hardware, dry goods,
etc. After scmie tvvo years and a half it became apparent that, owing to shipwrecks
of goods on the lakes, "wild-cat money," and other losses, success was out of the
question. The result was that ten years ot hard work and economy were successfully
devoted to the purpose of paying up an indebtedness of several tliousand dollars,
when, iu the spring of 1848, he again commenced the marble business on shares,
having for his part of the capital, knowledge of the work, a good reputation durino-
twelve years residence iu the place, sound health, and a will that was determined to
find a way to regain that which was lost. His partner was Frederick Field, then of
Niles, Michigan, but afterward ot East Dorset, Vt., who supplied the stock during
some four years ol their copartnership, and with whom, after its dissolution, he
dealt for tweuty-five years.
In 1850, when that long to be remembered epidemic, the "yellow fever," pre
vailed to such an extent throughout the country, he dropped his mallet and chisel,
and, leaving his wife and three children, crossed the plains to the far-famed El
Dorado, on the Pacific shore. As he left home on the 37th of February of that year
and returned the 30th of January, 1851, only four months were spent at the diggings.

^ George -Washington' Winslow. 797
His hard labor proved to no purpose until just at the close of the season, when suc
cess crowned his efforts. Judicious investments of the profits, combined with the
results of a moderately productive business for the last twenty years, have placed
him and his family where, with economy, they may enjoy the necessaries and com
forts which belong to the middle class. lie ha:j been supervisor and, tor about six
years, a member of the to-wn council.
Jliss Lizzie-R'. Winslow [8896], of Jliddletown, Ct., favoredus with the foUowing
extract from the Kalamazoo Directory :
" George Winslow & Co., Dealers in Marble Jlonuments, etc., at Nos. 15 and 17
Portage St. Jlr. Winslow, the senior member of the firm, has a n.-ime that is as
familiar to the people of Western Jlicliigan as that of any business man that was
ever among us. He commenced the business iu which lie is now engaged, in 1848,
on Eleanor St., his establishment being one of the very flrst in this part of the State,
A practical mechanic, a gentleman of taste and culture, there are very few men better
adapted to the business (requiring so large a knowledge of the finer arts) than Mr.
Win.slow. He has been here since 1835," and has been actively engaged in business
since that time.
Mr. Jliller, his partner, is also a practical workman. The firm are doing a very
large business, employing steam works. They use Vermont marble,- said to be the
best in use for monumental purposes, being susceptible of a very high polish,
yet very bard and durable. The machinery in their works is c-mplete, and their
facilities are most extensive and perfect in all respects. The finest work in this part
of tbe State is done at their establishment. Avery large marble-yard is attached to
this first-class manufactory." A partnership was altervvard formed between .Mr.
Winslow and his son George-Clark' Winslow, which expired by Umitation in 1877,
wheu the father retired from the business.
Jlr. Winslow married at Halifax, Vt., 30 Jlay, 1837, Mary-Gray Barber, b. 30
Apr. 1814, Charlemont, Mass., 3d dau. of Rufus and Abigail (Wight) of C. She
died 37 Jlay, 1839, Kalamazoo, Jlich. He married 3d, Plainfield, Will Co., IU., 13
May, 1841, Lovina-Smith Clark, b. 9 Dec. 1816, Greenfield, Mass., only dau. of
Erastus and Lo-vina (Smith) of G., both of whom were natives of Coleraine, JIass.
Mr. Clark was the second woolen manufacturer who set up the power loom in New
England. He died 17 Nov. 1873, aged nearly 85, at Decatur, Jlich. His wife died
1 Sept. 1834, Niagara Falls, Canada. Res. 1877, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Children born in Kalamazoo:
9404. 1. Mary-Isabella', b. 8 Feb. 1839; d. 30 Mar. 1841, K.
By 3d marriage :
9465. 3. Daughter', b. 5 Jlar. 1843; died the same day.
9466. 3. (Son', ,, ,,- t io.<o j iq t ioio
^„ . 5-b. 17 Jan. 1843; d. 18 Jan. 1843.
9467. 4. < Daughter", f
9468. 5. Mary-Kate', b. 31 .lune, 1844 ; married, 38 June, 1871. WiUiam-L. Hunter,
b. 9 Nov. 1835, in the parish of Elton, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, s. of
William and Sarah (  ) of Kansas. Wholesale grocer; firm of Cll.
Bates & Co. Res. 1877, Kalamazoo. Mich.

798 Reii. David-Lang'' H inxlow. ^
Child:
9468*. Harriet- Winslow', b. 4 Dec. 1875, K.
9469. 6. Isabel-Hannah', b. 25 Apr. 1846; d. 6 Feb. 1851, Kalamazoo.
9470. 7. George-Clark', b. 26 July, 1848; was m. by Rev. Jas-A-B. Stone, D.D.,
Kalamazoo, 27 Aug. 1873, to AUce-Josephine Smedley, b. 5 June, 1850,
Gasport, Niagara Co., N.Y., youngest dau. of EUsha and Hannah JI.,
who moved to Kalamazoo, 11 April, 1866. Marble-dealer; was in part
nership with his father until 1877, when he became sole owner of tiie
marble works, his father having retired from business.
Res. 1877, Kalamazoo, Mich.
9471. 8. Hattie-Lovina', b. 4 May, 1852; was educated at the State University,
Ann Arbor. In 1877 was unmarried.
9472. 9. Edward-Long', b. 30 Feb. 1855; is a worker in marble, and, 1877, fore
man of the steam marble works, Kalamazoo, Mich.
9473. REV, DAVID-LONG', [9449] (George', Pdeg*, Joseph*, Joseph', JoV, Ke
nelm',) b. 7 Oct. 1813, Coleraine, JIass; d. 38 Apr. 1875, Squaw Grove Township, De
Kalb Co., Ill,, and his remains were interred in Big Rock cemetery. He married in
Deerfield, JIass., 31 Aug. 1836, Abigail-Childs Hawks, b. 3 Apr. 1816, D., dau. of
Waitstill, Jr., and Jleliscent (Blodgett) of D. He joined the New England Confer
ence of the Jlethodist Episcopal Church in the regular order of graduation, at its
session in Boston, June, 1836, and was ordained Deacon by Bishop Elijah Hedding;
at the session in Lowell, in 1840, was ordained Elder by the same bishop. In 1847,
he was settled over the M. E. Church in Salem, Mass. Removed in 1853 to Illinois,
and united with the Rock River Conference of the M. E. Church, and, in October,
1870, was placed on their superannuated list.
"At last so quietly did he sink to rest that his wife and family scarcely
thought they were looking on death. His friends do not know that he was conscious
of the approach of the messenger who 'bade him suddenly remove' to his eternal
home. The disease which terminated his life was probably an affection of the heart,
with which he had suflered for some years; but though death came thus suddenly,
liis coming was not entirely unexpected, and brother W, was living in full and
constant preparation for the great event, A few evenings before his death, he joined
with his family in conversation upon the Bible doctrine of special pro-vidence in
all the minute affairs of life; and in his remarks upon the subject he mentioned,
with deep interest, some ot his own experiences, in which he had felt assured that
God had ordered his steps with a Father's wisdom and love. He undoubtedly felt,
also, that the loviiag Father who watches over us in life wisely chooses for his children
the time and circumstances of their death. ' Precious in the sight of the Lord is the
death ot his saints.' " — Zion's Herald.
We also add the following from the Aurora Biiiicon:
"He was a good preacher, faithful pastor, and devoted Christian. He was
retiring in manner, not given to forcing his opinions on others, yet he had the wis
dom to know when to speak. There was dignity without hauteur in his deport
ment among the people, so that he was liable to be misunderstood, and unap
preciated, until he was better known. His charity, Uke the bounty of heaven was

^ Fahs, Severance. 799
large toward his brethren and all the people. He would not think evil, and hence
did not speak evil."
His widow res. 1877, Squaw Grove; P.O. add. Hinckley, DeKalh Co., Ill,
Children :
9474. 1. Ruth-Eliza', b. 13 Aug. 1837, Cumberiand, R,I, ; married, Shabbona,
De Kalb Co,, 111,, 5 Mar, 1867, James-Abraham Fahs, b, 38 Nov, 1830,
Mechanicstown, Frederick Co,. JId., s. of Tobias and .(Vraminta (Wil-
lard.p of Peotone, Will Co., 111. Farmer.
Res. 1877, Squaw Grove, De Kalb Co., JU.
Child:
9475. _ Helen-Lenore*, b. 5 Aug. 1870, Squaw Grove.
9476. 2. Hannah- JIeliscent', b. 15 Nov. 1.838, JIanslicId, Mass, ; grad. 38 .lune,
1861, ut Clark Seminary, Aurora, 111., in the full classical course; and
has since been engaged in teaching in Pavilion, Batavia, Aurora, Peotone,
White Rock, and Squaw Grove, III,
.Res, 1877, Squaw Grove, III. ; P,0, add, Hinckley, III.
9477. 3. Rev, Georgb-Waitstill", b. 4 Aug, 1843, Southwick, Mass, ; m. Troy,
Penn., 10 July, 1871, Lizzie Spaulding, b. 3 Jlar. 1839, Cavendish, Vt.,
dau, of Nathaniel and Annie (Swift) of Springfield, Vt, Mrs, Winslow
was formerly a teacher in the last-named town. She contributed much
information for the Spavlding Genealogy. He grad, June, 1867, at the
North-western University in Evanston, 111., and, in 1873, was principal of
the Preparatory Department of that institution. Res, 1877, Lisbon, Kendall Co., III.
Children :
9477*. 1. George-Alman', b. 1 Apr, 1873, Evanston,
9477". 3. Chai-les-Spaulding', b. 33 Sept, 1876, Lisbon.
9478. HANNAH-LOVINA', [9450] (George', Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph', Job', Ke
nelm',) b. 37 Feb. 1815, Coleraine, JIass. ; died in 1848; married Franklin-C.
SEVEBANCE, first or second cousin of Harriet Severance, third wife of Dr. George'
Winslow [9446]. His P.O. add. 1877, Hinckley, De Kalb Co. IU.
Children :
9479. Henry, married  . -I-
9480. George, married  •. +
9481. Mary, graduated at Clark Seminary, Aurora, III., where she has been a
teacher; was unmarried in 1877, and engaged in teaching at Hinckley,
HI. P.O.. add. Hinckley, III.
9482. Ellen, also graduated at Clark Seminary, and has been a teacher in that
institution; was unmarried in 1877, P,0. add, Hinckley, III.
9483. EBENEZER-WOODWARD', [9453J (George', Peleg', Joseph*, Jo.'^eph', JoV,
Kendm',) b. 21 Feb. 1818, Coleraine, Mass, ; was married by Rev. Levi Walker,
Clarion, Bureau Co., Ill,, 3 June, 1850, to Martha-Ellen Walker, b. 6 Feb. 1833,
Hebron, N.Y., dau, of Rev, Levi and Betsey (Pond) of Clarion, She died 7 Jan,
1857, Sublette, Lee Co,, III. He married 3d, Piano, III,, 31 June, 1859, Sarah-Eliza
Kinne, b. 13 Apr, 18:i;i, Syracuse, N.Y., dau. of ^sop and Lydia (Beebe) of S.
Dealer in agricultural implements. Res, 1877, Mendoia, III.
Children :
9484. 1. Charles-Edgar, b. 20 Apr. 1852, Clarion; died there, 3 Sept, 1852.
By 3d marriage :
9485. 2. Ellen-Florine, b. 13 Aug. 1861, Sublette; died there, 27 Aug. 1861.
IS

800 Descendants of George Winsloxo. ^
9486, ASAPH-WILLIS', [9453] (George', Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph', Job', Kenelm',)
b. 13 Nov. 1819, Coleraine, JIa.ss, ; d. 37 Jlay, 1856, Batavia, 111,, and was
buried there. He married at B., 1 Jlay, 1849, Orra-Jane Ballard, b. 39 Oct, 1830,
Fort Edward, N,y,, d, of Charles and Frances (Van Nortwick) of B. He was a shoe
maker, and resided at Aurora aud Batavia, 111. Mrs. Winslow was married by Elder
Rawson, 16 Feb. 1868, to Franklin CUBTIS. They resided two years on his farm
situated five miles west of Batavia, then removed to Rochelle, Ogle Co., III. In 1874
they were keeping the hotel in Geneva, Kane Co., 111. Res. 1877, Batavia, 111.
Child :
9487. Frances-Letitia-Hannah", b. 31 Jlay, 1853, Aurora, III. ; was married in
Batavia, 111., by Rev, John Scott, 14 Nov. 1873, to A-zro-JIoridan
Spencer, b, 3 Dec. 1844, Yorkshire, N. Y., s. of Edward and ClarissarF.
(Holden) of Hudson, Mich. Mechanical engineer. Res. 1877, Batavia, III.
Children :
9487*. 1, Franklin-Asaph', b, 35 July, 1374, Geneva, IU.
9487". 3. Havriet-Jlary', b, 6 Feb, 1876, Batavia.
9488. LAWSON-ARMSTRONG', JI.D., [9454] (George', Peleg', .Joseph*, Joseph*,
JoV, Kendm',) b. 3 Dec. 1831, Coleraine, JIass,; in. Sugar Grove, Kane Co., III., 31
July, 1851, Jlercelia-Prudence Hatch, b. 4 Jan. 1830, at Otselic, Chenango County,
N.Y., dau. of Jethro and Jlinerva (Peirce) of Aurora, III. Physician aud surgeon;
grad. in 1857, from tbe Iowa Medical College, at Keokuk, Iowa,
Res, Coleraine and Cliarlemout, JIass,; Sugar Grove aud, 18TT, Aurora, III.
Their children were born in Sugar Grove, with the exception of the youngest.
who was born in Aurora:
9489. 1. Kasson-Hatch, b. 17 Aug, 1853; d, 37 June, 1863, Aurora,
9490, 3. Lawson-Long, b, 13 Jlay, 1854; d,'28 JI.-;r, 1857, Sugar Grove.
9491. o, Ch.uiles-Edward, b, 19 Aug, 1855; in 1877, was in OberUn College.
9492. 4. Fayette- Darwin, b, 36 Aug, 1857; " was in Beloit College, Wis.,
class of '79,
9493, 5. JIattie-JIixerva, b, 36 Dec, 1858; " was in Oberlin College, class
of '79.
9494. PELEG-SEVERANCB', [9455] (George', Pdeg', Joseph*, Joseph', Job', Ke-
nelm',)b. 3 Mar, l.s2;j, Coleraine, JIass.; m. Sugar Grove, 111,, 6 Jlay, 1847, Jlary-
AUce Randall, b, 26 .lune, 1838, North Stonington, New London Co., Ct., dau. of
Jedediah and Philura (Peckham) of N. Stouington. Farmer.
Res, Charlemont, .Mass,, Sugar Crrove, Big Rock, and, 1877, Hinckley, III.
Children:
9495. 1. JlARY-IsAiiELi.A, b, 38 Oct, 1849; d, 30 Mar, 1850.
9496. 3. Prank-Lawson, b, 16 Aug, 1851; married in .Aurora, 10 Oct. 1873, Ida-
Esther Palmer, b, 17 Feb, 1853, Jlontgomery, 111., her father bein'^ of
English and her mother of German descent. Since May, 1872, he °has
been station agent and telegraph operator at Hinckley, III., which was
incorporated as a village iu 1877, when he was elected clerk; has also
been notary public for the last four years. Res. 1877, Hinckley III.
9497. 3, JIarv-Bklle, b. 35 Nov. 1853; was unmarried in 1877. '
. 9498. HARRIET-ELIZABETH', [9456] (George', Pdeg', Joseph*, Joseph', JoV, Ke-
nelm',)h.la Aug, 1834, Coleraine, JIass, ; m, Chariemont, Mass., 38 Aug, 1846, Jlerritt-

K Potter, Kennedy, Whidin, Wilinnrth, Johnson. 801
Franklin POTTEB, JI,D,, of Chariemont, born there, 19 June, 1830, s. of Samuel
and Sophia-W. (Rice) of that place. He grad. Harvard Coll, 1846.
Res. 1873, Kaneville, Kane Co., III.
Children born in Kaneville, excepting tbe eldest, who was born in Charlemont:
9499. 1. Hannah-Winslow, b. 16 June, 1853; d. 37 Nov. 1853, Kaneville.
9500. 3, Franklin-Samdel-Lee, b, 1 Jlar. 1855.
9501. 3. Cora-Celestinb, b. 19 Jlay, 1861.
9503. 4. Ha'ttie-Sophia, b. 18 Oct. 1865.
9503. 5. WiNSLOw-JlAUK, b. 9 Jau. 1807.
9504. OLIVE-PBRJIBLIA', [9457] (George', Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 35 Feb. 1820, Coleraine, JIass.; m. Big Rock, 111., 36 Nov. 1846, Samuel-Lee
POTTEB, b. 31 Dec, 1824, Charlemont, JIass., s. of Samuel and Sophia-W. (Rice)
of C, aud brother of Dr, Jlerritt-Franklin Potter, who married Harriet-Elizabeth'
[9498]. Farmer. After their marriage they resided, at Big Rock until May, 1848,
when they removed to Squaw Grove, De Kalb Co., Ill,, where he died 30 July, 1855.
She married 2d, at Squaw Grove, 6 Jlar. 1858, Hiram KENNEDY, b. 7 Jan. 1818,
Castile, N.Y. ; d. 10 --i-ug. 1804, Squaw Grove. She res. Big Bock, III.
Children :
9505. 1. Harriet-Sophia, b. 35 Sept, 1847; attended school at Charlemont, JIass.,
and New York City, from September, 1850, to July, 1804, when she re
turned to her home in Illinois; married at Squaw Grove, 14 May, 18U9,
John-Charles Whildin, of Big Rock. E'armer. -(- Res. Big Hoch, III.
9506. 2. George-Samuel, b. 24 Sept. 1849, Squaw Grove; married  .
Res. 1877, Squaio Grove, III.
9507. 3. JIary-Olive, b, 26 Aug. 1851. '
9508, 4. Orlando-Brunson, b. 6 Jan, 1854, Squaw Grove; was educated at Men-
dota College, Jlendota, IU,
9509. 5. Samuel-Lee, b, 1 Oct, 1855, Squaw Grove.
By 2d marriage :
9510. 6. Craige-Cordene, b. 16 Sept. 1860, "
9511. REV. ROBERT-HOYT', [9459] (George', Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph', Job', Ke
nelm',) b, 2 Sept, 1839, Charlemont, JIass. ; married, 35 Aug, 1851, Mercy-U. McDole,
b, 14 June, 183 — , dau. of Jesse and Achsah (Spooner), He served as lieutenant in
the late war; was a prisoner in the South six months, with Gen, Prentiss.
Res, 1877, Batavia, Kane Co., III.
Children :
9513. 1. Helen-Harriet', b. 21 Sept. 1853; married .\lbi-o-A. Wilmarth. JIa
chinist. Res. 1877, Jackson, Mich.
ChUd :
i9513». George-Henry', b. 33 Dec. 1876, Jackson.
9513. 2. Jessib-Georgiana', b. 8 Feb. 1856; m. Batavia, 111., 4 Oct. 1876, Rossi-
ter-Preston Johnson, s. of Spencer and Mary (Johnson) of B.
Res. 1877, . Garden Grove, Los Angeles Co., Cal,
9514. 3. Frederic-Edward', b. 6 July, 1858.
9515. 4. Rush-Blls worth', b. 3 May, 1861.
9516. 5. Hoyt-Adik', b. 13 Dec. 18G3.
8517. 6. Lbo-P'., b. 10 Nov. 1866.

803 Descendants of Joseph' Winslow. , K
9518, CHARLBS-IIENRY', J1,D,, [9460] (George', Peleg', Joseph*, Joseph*, JoV,
Kenelm',) b, 5 Aug, 1831, Charlemont, JIass. ; m, Keokuk, Iowa, 35 Oct, 1860,
Celeste-JIary-Augusta Hall, b, 33 Nov. 1837, Bast Charlemont, Mass,, dau. of Joel-
Augustus and Mary-Richards (Miner) of K. Mrs. Winslow is well known as a poet
ess and contributor to the periodical literature of the day. Her father was a distant
relative of the late Rear- Admiral Andrew-H. Foote; and her mother, who was a
writer of ability, was a descendant of the families of Lyons, Richards, Holman, Bel
cher, Treat, and Chetwood. Dr, Winslow commenced his medical studies in 1853,
with his brother, Dr. Lawson-A'. Winslow, of Aurora, III, ; and graduated in 1858,
from the Iowa Jledical College, at Keokuk, of which the distinguished Prof. J-F.
Sanford, JI.D., was dean. He practiced in Illinois five years, previous to removing,
in December, 1861, to Keokuk, Iowa, where he has since resided. He was surgeon
of a ward in the U.S. Post Hospital in that town, during the spring of 1863, but re
signed on account of ill health, and resumed general practice. He is also a dealer
in drugs. Res. 1877, Keokuk, Iowa.
Children :
9519. 1. Herbbrt-Hall, b. «3 Nov. 1863, Keokuk; manifests decided literary
tastes, and is writing serials for the local paper.
9519". 3. Arthur-Severance, b. 5 Aug. 1871.
9530. DARWIN-CORDENIO', [9461] (George', Peleg', .Joseph*, Joseph', JoV, Ke-
lidm',) b, 33 Feb. 1834, Charlemont, JIass. ; m. at Sugar Grove, Kane Co., 111., 10
Oct, 1859, Mattie-W. Hatch, b. 13 Jan. 1840, Port Leyden, Lewis Co., N.Y, dau. of
Jethro and Jlinerva (Peirce,) of Aurora, III, Farmer, Res. Charlemont, JIass,, Big
Rock, Sugar Grove, and Squaw Grove, 111. In 1877, was half owner of a drug store
in Aurora, 111., where he resided.
Children born in Squaw Grove :
9531. 1. Katie-Minerva, b. 10 Sept. 1860.
9533. 3. Son, b. 17 Apr. 1863; died the same day.
9523. 3. George-Royal, b, 31 July. 1803; d. 30 Oct. 1864, Sugar Grove.
9534. 4. Teresa-Harriet, b. 30 July, 1866; d. 36 Aug. 1868, Aurora.
9535. 5. Jettie-Darwin, b. 13 June, 1869; d. 33 May, 1875, "
9525". 6. Gertrudb-JIay, b. 19 Nov. 1873, Hinckley, De Kalb Co., III.
9526. JOSEPH', [1978] (Joseph', Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 1 June, 1761 ; came
with his father from Dighton, formerly a part of Taunton, JIass., to Putney, Vt.
wliere he served the town as selectman; was also representative several years.' He
married at Royalston, Worcester Co., JIass., 9 July, 1784, Anna Webber, ofReho-
both, JIass., ace, to one of her descendants, but of Royalston, ace, to Woi-cester Co
Beeords. She was born 34 Aug, 1759; and died 30 Oct. 1832, ace. to gravestone in
Putney. He died 1 June, 1830, ace. to gravestone in P. Farmer and drover. Putney, Vt.
Children born in Putney :
9537. 1. Anna, [9530] b. 34 Aug. 1785; d. 33 Apr, 1830; m. J.ames Works
9538. 3. Joseph, b. 34 Feb, 179U; d. 34 Sept. 1795, aged two years, ace. to grave
stone in P.
9539. 3. .Joskph-AVebber, [9571] d. Oct, 1839; m. JIary Shaw.
9530. ANNA', [9537] (Joseph", Joseph', Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 24 Aug 1785
Putney, Vt. ; died in that town, 33 Apr, 1830 ; married in Putney. James WOEKS of
Royalston, JIass., born there, March, 1783; d. 37 Feb. 1851, at P., andwas buried
there, as w&s alsO' his wife. Farmer. Putnev Vt
Children :
9531. 1. James', b. 13 .Jan. 1807, Royalston, JIass. ; d. 5 Dec. 1863, Brattleboro
Vt,, aged 56; married Elmina White. '
Children :
C533. Rufus', married  , and had two children. P.O. add. Shrewsbury, Vi.

^ Works, Headle, Hawks, Hurley, Crosby, Siebbins. 803
9533. Laura', married Edwin Headle.
9534. George', married  . Res. 1874. Shrewsbury, Vt.
9535. 3. Louisa', b. 24 Aug. 1808, ace. to Mrs. Hannah' Miller, [30 Aug, 1809, ace.
to Benjamin', 34 Aug. 1813, ace. to Hannah- Louisa' (Hawks) Hurley].
She was married by Israel Hutchinson, Brattleboro, Vt., 6 Apr. 1843, to
Charles-Phelps Hawks, of Deerfield, Mass,, born in that town, 7 Sept,
1807, s. of Waitsrill and Jleliscent (Blodgett) of D. He d, 31 Jan, 1875,
in Coldwater, Jlichigan, and was buried there. Farmer.
Res. Deerfield and Williamsburg, JIass., and Coldwater, Mich.
Children:
9536. 1. Hannah-Louisa', b. 14 Oct. 1845, Williamsburg; was married by Perit
Lincoln, at Coldwater, 3 Jlay, 1863, to Nealon-Bllsworth Hurley,
b. 36 July, 1843, Walworth, Wayne Co., N.Y. Farmer.
Res. Williamsburg and Deerfield, JIass., and Coldwater, Mich.
Children bom in Coldwater: .
9537. 1. Anna-Maria', b. 33 July, 1867.
9538. " ¦ 3, Ellsworth', b. 11 Sept, 1868; d, 31 Sept. 1868.
9539. 3. Elmer-ElUwoi-th', b. 36 Jan. 1871.
9540. 2. Charles- Wesley', b. 13 June, 1847, Deerfield, JIass, ; married  .
Res. 1870, ColdwaUr, Branch Co., Mich.
9541. 3. Joseph', b. 1 June, 1810, aoc. to Mrs. Miller, [10 June, 1811, ace. to Ben
jamin''], Putney; married Calista Allen, of Brattleboro, Vt., dau. of
Newman Allen, She died at Brattleboro. s.p.
In 18i0, he res. CUntonville, III., and, 1875, at Crete. Nebraska.
9542. 4. Anna-Maria', b. 13 .Jan. 1813, ace. to Mrs. Miller, [17 Jan. 1813, ace. to
Benjamin', 19 Jan. 1813, ace. to her daughter, Mrs. Stebbins], Putney.
She died 6 Feb. 1867, Sandwich, De Kalb Co., III., and wasburied there ;
m. Westminster, Vt., 3 Jan. 1833, Thomas Crosby, b. 1 Feb, 1811,
Dummerston, Vt., s. of Isaac and Rebecca (Crosby). He died 3 Mar.
1868, and -was buried in S. ' Sandwich, III.
Children, besides several who died young:
9543. 1. George-T'., b. 15 July, 1834, Brattleboro; d. 7 Jan. 1866, Sandwich,
III., and was interred in Irving, Iowa; m. JIarshalltown, Iowa, 37
Apr. 1861, Charlotte-A. Shaffer, b. 35 Aug, 1844, Antwerp, Paul
ding Co., Ohio. Engineer. Res. Brattleboro, Vt., Koesoville aad
Buffalo, N.Y., Elgin, III., CUnton and Belle Plaine, Iowa.
Children :
9544. 1. Nellie-G'., b. 27 Feb. 1862, Clinton, Iowa; d. 28 Aug. 1864,
Belle Plaine, and was buried at Irving, Iowa.
9545. 2. Anna-M\, b. 11 Aug. 1863, Clinton; d, 31 Aug. 1864, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and was buried in Irving.
9546. 3. George-Luther-Hough', b. 4 Jan. 1866, Sandwich.
9547. 2. JIaria-Louisa', b. 7 Nov., 1842, Keeseville, N.Y. ; m. Elgin, IU., 20
Oct. 1860, Edward-E, Stebbins, b. 14 Dec. 1837, Boston, JIass., s.

604: Descendants of Anna* ( Winslow ) Works. ^
of Roderick and Elizabeth (Gale) of Sandwich, 111.
Res. Keeseville, N.Y., Elgin, Sublette, and, 1875, Sandwich, HI.
Children:
9548. 1. Anna-E*., b. 33 May, 1862, Sandwich.
9.i49. 2. George-H'., b. 23 S«pt. 1865, Sublette.
9550. 3. Frank-E'., b. 13 Oct. 1868, Sandwich. ,
[One other child whose name we have not ascertained.]
9551. C. Sarah', b. 9 Oct. 1814, Putney; m. Brattleboro, Vt, 11 Aug. 1841, War
ren Wilder, of P., born there, 23 Mar. 1816, s. of David, b. 6 Apr. 1797,
P., and Buth (Jlclntyre). Farmer. After his death she married 3d,
Henry Yale, of Lenox, N,Y., b, 17 Jlar. 1803, Johnstown, N.Y. Shoe
maker; has been postmaster. Res. Putney and Brattleboro, Vt., South
Deerfield, Mass., and Chittenango, N.Y. 1870, Lenox, N.Y.
Cliildren by flrst marriage:
9553. 1. Edwin-LeandeV, b. 18 July, 1842; is deceased.
9553. 2. Edward-Morton', b. 14 Sept. 1844; married  . _ -(-
Res. 1870, Oiarksville, N. Y.
9554. 3. Sarah- Jlinerva', b. 8 Jlay, 1847; married WUliam Blodgett.
Res. 1870, Clyde, Wayne Co., N T.
»535. 4. Ida-Maria', b. Sept. 1852; died aged 5 y,, 8d,
.^556. 6. Hannah', b. 6 Aug, 1816, Putney; -n'as married by Addison Brown, at
Brattleboro, 13 Jlar. 1839, to Col. Nathan Miller, of B,, b. 13 Aug.
1795, Dummerston, Windham Co., Vt., s. of Jlaj, William and Hannah
(Worden), and gr, son of Wm, Miller, one of the first settlers of Dum
merston, and a surveyor of that town. He learned his trade at New
Salem, and after working as an apprentice at Keene and Ithaca, N, Y.,
returned to Dummerston; in 1833, removed to Brattleboro, Vt.,
where he died 19 Dec. 1871. His will was recorded in the latter place.
He was by occupation a harness-maker. In 1875 she was residing in Brattleboro, Vt.
Child:
9^57. Frederick-William', b. 14 Oct. 1845, Brattleboro.
9558. 7. Benjamin', b. 6 Apr. 1818, Putney; married, 1 Jan, 1843, Sarah Hart, of
Claremont, N. H,, b. June, 1821, dau. of Ichabod. She died 10 Feb.
1851, aged 39 years. He res. 1870, Putney, Vt.
Children bom in Putney :
t)559. 1. John-Webber', b. 3 Oct. 1846; m. Brattleboro, Vt, in 1869, Florence-
EUen Estabrooke. JIachinist. Res, 1875, Brattleboro, Vt.
9560. 2. Electa-Gertrude', b. 33 Dec, 1847, Putney ; was engaged in teaching
at Elgin, Illinois, in 1870, She married Charles-0, Gunn. They
have had three or more children, two of whom are dead.
Res, 1875, Crete, Ndn-aslM.
9561. 8. John- Webber', b, 11 Sept. 1831, Putney; married Lydia Grant, of Maine.
Res. 1870, Downey, Cedar Co., Iowa.

^ Joseph' Winslow. 805
Children:
9563. Ida'.
9563. Jessie', married William  . Ees. 1875, Downey, Iowa.
Children:
9564. John'.
9565. ¦ Jessie'.
9506. 9. George', b. 17 Sept. 1833, Putney; maiTied Temperance Rutherford, of
Elgin. Res. 1870, CUntonville, III.
Children :
9567. Frederick-James*.
9568. Anna- -Maria'.
9569. AUce-Jlay*.
9570. George'.
9571. JOSEPH- WEBBER', [9529] (.Tjieph*, Joseph*, Joeeph', JoV, Kenelm'.) 'born
in Putney, Vt, ; removed to Boston, JIass,, .March, 1833, and died there in October,
1839. He married Jlary Shaw, dau. of Abraham, of Putney, Vt. She died July,
1840. Boston, Mass.
They had two children:
9573, Joseph- Webber, died in Boston, s.p.
9573. Lemon-T., died in Boston, s.jj.
9574. JOSEPH', [3034] (Job*, Joseph', Job', Kenelm',) born in Dighton, for
merly a part of Taunton, JIass. ; died about October, 1774, at East Greenwich, R,I,,
and was there buried. He married m B. G., Mary  , who died 'al Oct, 1761, a
few months after the birth of her son William. He married 3d, at St. George, Ber
muda Is., Colony of Great Britain, about 1763,, Isabella Higgs, born in March, 1743,
dau. of Samuel, of Bermuda. She died February, 1843, aged 99 yrs, and 10 mos,, at
Nantucket, JIass,, and was buried there. Dr. Charles-P'. Winslow thus writes in
relation to this marriage of his grandfather, who had been at sea early in life, and
was taken, if he remembers the tradition correctly, by some French vessel, in the
French difficulties with America, retaken by the English and carried into Bermuda:
"Here he remained some time, and fell in love with a beautiful and sprightly girl.
. . . Her name was Isabella Higgs, a name .now very respectable and numerous in
the Somers Islands, or the Bermudas, as they are more commonly called. . . .
She lived till she was one hundred years old lacking two months. I remember this
remarkable old woman very well, for over twenty years previous to her death; and
my second daughter, who is named Isabella in honor of her, resembles her in physical
build and manners and character to such a wonderful extent as to often remind me
of that very aged and bright woman." After the death of her husband she lived with
her two sons Benjamin' and Joseph', at Nantucket, Mass. Dr. C-F'. Winslow states
that his father told him, that in the earliest conflicts of the Revolutionary era his father
w.as engaged as a volunteer, in an encounter with the British invaders. He had not
clear knowledge of the occasion, but remembered his appearance in the military

806 Descendants of J osepK Winslow. . K
trainings, and the great agitation of society incident to the trying times of that
period of the American war.
He remained in the Bermudas from about 1755 to about 1769, and then returned
to Dighton, JIass. ; afterward removed to East Greenwich, R.L, where he died. He
was a ship-builder.
We quote the following from Dr. Winslow concerning his ancestry :—" My father
traced my grandfather's connections into Dighton and Somerset, and he often told
me that we sprang from a branch of the Winslows who had removed from Plymouth
to that neighborhood, I have no knowledge of the name of my great-grand
father Winslow, The Doctors Winslow of Dighton, physicians for three generations,
were considered relations of our branch of the family." [See 8835, and account of
descendants ; also for a grouping of this family in the earlier generations, and for
English Winslow ancestry, see Radial Chart, Vol. I, p. 100.]
Children :
9575, 1, William, b, 37 June, 1761, in Rhode Island; was brought up by his momer's
parents, who moved " West," talLing him with them.
By 3d marriage :
9576. 2. JIary, b. 31 Jlar, 1760, St. George, Bermuda Is, ; died unmarried, in April
or Jlay, 1843, at Nantucket, about one year after the death of her i"Rother.
When a child she was left with her grand-parents, by her parents., ivno,
finding that they could not do without her, concluded to send for her,
and she reached New York the day the posters were up,' stating that the
tea was thrown overboard (1773),
9577. 3, Oliver, b. 17 Nov. 1766, Bermuda; died at sea, unmarried, aged about
30, He was master of a ship,
9578. 4, Benjamin, [9583] b. 2 Aug. 1768; d, 32 Dec, 1839; m, Jedidah Hussey;
m, 2d, Phebe Horrox,
9579. 5, Perry, [9673] b. 13 Sept 1770; married Judith Green.
9580. 6, Samuel, b, 19 Sept. 1773; died in Dighton, JIass.
9581. 7, Joseph, [9677] b, 30 Jau. 1775; d. 19 June, 1828; m. Betsey Comstock.
9583, BENJAJIIN', [9578] (Joseph', JoV, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',)b. 2 Aug. 1768,
.Bermuda Is.; d. 13 Dec, 1839, Nantucket, Mass,; married there, October, 1793,
Jedidah Hussey, a native of that place, aged 17, dau, of Robert and Elizabeth (Wing)
of Newport, R,L She died 39 Apr, 1803, Nantucket He married 3d, 3 Aug, 1803,
Phebe Hoi-ro.\, of Nantucket b. 21 July, 1766 or '67, in that town, dau. of Thomas,
of Liverpool, England. She died 10 June, 1847 or 1853, at Nantucket. Thomas
Horrox -vvas a seaman in -a British vessel which was cast away on the shores of Nan
tucket Island, about 1750 or '55. He there remained and married Anne Jlooers, by
whom he had several sons and daughters, the eldest of whom was Phebe before-men
tioned. He is believed to have been of the same family as the celebrated mathe
matician and astronomer, Jeremi.ab Horrox, whose theory of lunar motions afforded
assistance to Newton, who always spoke of him as a mathematical genius of the
highest order. [SeeEncyclopaidia Americana.]

^ Russell, Swain, Foster, Poole. 807
Mr. Winslow was a blacksmith, and learned his trade at East Greenwich, R.L,
where he lived with his mother, who was left a widow during the Revolutionary
war. He acquired considerable property, which he subsequently lost in commerce
and shipping. He was noted for his integrity and kindness of heart. In his religious
sentiments he was extremely liberal. He removed to Nantucket, Mass., about 1792,
and there his children were born.
9583. 1. Eliza, [9587] b. 19 June, 1792; m. 22 June, 1809, Daniel BusselL
9584. 2. BBNjyiBlJ, [9621] b. Sept. 1803; m. Mary-JIaxcey Baker.
9585. 3. Shubael-JIoobrs, [9640] b. 21 Apr. 1805; d. 2 June, 1872; m. Ann-
Davis Baker.
9586. 4. Charles-Frederick, [9663] b. 30 June, 1811; d. 1877; m. Lydia Jones.
9587. ELIZA', [9583] (Benjamin*, Joseph*, Job*, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',)h. 19 June,
1792, Nantucket, Mass. ; married there, 33 June, 1809, Daniel BUSSELL, b. 10 Oct
1784, Nantucket, s, of Daniel and Lucinda (Swain) of N. He was for a long time
master and in part owner of the ship Essex, a whaling-vessel which, about 1830, was
struck by a whale and sunk, compelling the crew td take to the small boats. He
died 19 Jan, 1858, In 1875 she was residing at 67 Pearl St, Nantucket, Mass.,
" with vigor, eyesight and cheerfulness unabated."
Children bom in Nantucket:
9588. Eliza- Wing', b. 8 July, 1813; d. 6 Sept 1836; m. Nantucket, 28 May,
1831, Charles-Folger Swain, s. of Frederic and Ann (Coffin) of N. He
married 2d, Mary-F. Leggett. Merchant He res. 1871, Brooklyn, L.I.
Children :
9589. 1. Augusta-Swan', b. 16 July, 1833; married, Feb. 1859, Robert Foster,
bom in New York, s. of Prof. Foster, of the Polytechnic Institute,
Brooklyn.
Children :
9590. LiUi^\
9591. Mary".
9593. Edith".
9593. 2. EUza-Wing', b. 17 Oct. 183—; married in New York, November,
1858, Samuel Poole, a merchant. Res. 1871, Lawrence, Kansas.
Children, all of whom are deceased except the eldest:
9594. Arthur".
9595. Eugene'*.
1)596. Alice".
9597. Myra".
9598. Aiigusta".
9599. Son", died in infancy.
9600. Daniel', b. 5 June, 1814; married Susan Brock. After her death he mar
ried Winifred-B. Cobb. He is State Agent for released convicts.
Res. 1871, Linden Park, cor. of Gay St., Boston, Mast.

803 Defendants of Eliza {Winslow) Russell. E
Children, unmarried in 1871:
9601. Frederic-Cobb'.
9602. Eugene', b. 20 Aug. 1846.
9603. Jedidah-Hussby', died in infancy.
9604. Lucy', married Judge Edward-Moores Gardiner, 9. of Rowland and Susan
(Moores) of N. Judge of Probate. Res. 1873, Nantucket, Mass.
Children : *
9605. Walter", grad. Brown University.
9606. Richard-Fletohei', was unmarried in 1871, and boarding at the St.
James Hotel, Boston, JIass.
9607. John-Fremont', born about 1856.
9608. Fletcher', died in infancy.
9609. Grace', died aged eight years. >
9610. James", was unmarried. Jlaster-mariner.
9611. Rachel', an invalid and unmarried.
9013. Phebe-Ann', married at Nantucket, James-Leonard Fisher, of N. He
sailed about 1863 or '4, and had not been heard from in 1871, at which
date she was living with her mother at 67 Pearl St., Nantucket, Mass. s.p.
9613. Benjamin-Franklin- Winslow', married Phebe-Folger Gardiner, dau. of
George-Washington and Rebecca (Drew). State officer of the prison at
Charlestown. Res, Charlestown, Mass.
Children :
9614. George-Gardiner'.
9615. Florence'.
9616. Winslow'-
9617. Charles-Frederic'. Master-mariner; in 1871 was un-marricd. Kcs.
Oregon.
9618. Henry-Clay', d. 31 Sept, 1863, in the Navy,
9619. WiLLiAM-SwAiN', married Lydia-B, Coffin. Res. 1871, San Francisco, Cal.
Child:
9620. Mary-Eliza', is deceased.
[We have not ascertained the name of the twelfth child of Eliza' (Wins
low) Russell.]
9621. BBNJAJHN', [9584] (Benjamin*, Joseph', JoV, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) h.
Sept. 1803, Nantucket, JIass, ; married there, 5 Aug, 1831 or '3, JIary-JIa.xccy
Baker, b. 14 Jan. 1812, dau, of James and Ruth (Maxcey) of N,, and sister of Ann-
Davis Baker, wife of Shubael- Jlooers' [9640], Res, 1873, 45 Allsion St., Gharlestown, Mass.
Children :
9622. 1. Benjamin', bom about 1833-4; died in infancy.
9633. 3. Phedb-Ann", b. 30 Jan. 1830; m. Nantucket, JIass., 13 July, 1857, Wil-

^ Macy, Coleman, Folger, Spaulding, Krucger, Alley, Lee. 809
liam-Hussey Macy, of N., bom there, 18 May, 1836, s. of George and
Eunice (Easton) of N. — Macy Gen., p. 280. He was, in 1873, Register
of Deeds for Nantucket County. Res. Nantucket, Mass.
Children :
9624. 1. CaiTie-Louise', b. 18 Apr. 1858, Nantucket. Res. 1868, Boston, Mass.
9625. 2. Susan-Rebecca', b. 38 June, 1860, Nantucket; died there, 17 July,
1860.
9636. S. Joseph-Henry', b. 15 June, 1861, »
9627. 4. Isabel- Winslow', b. 30 Aug. 1865, Boston, JIass.
9638. 5. WiUiam-Fi-ank', b. 17 July, 1867, "
9629. 6. Mary-Jennie', b. 1 July, 1870, Nantucket
9630. 3. JIary-Jane', bom in 1841 ; died in infancy.
9631. 4. JIary-Jane', b. Nov. 1842; m. Charlestown, Mass., 5 Sept. 1865, Alfred
Coleman, of Nantucket. Res. 187% 'mt Saratoga St., East Boston, Mass.
Children:
9632. 1. Susan- Winslow', born in 1866, Charlestown, Mass.
9633. 2. Nellie', born in 1871, East Boston.
9634. 3. Arthur', born June, 1873, Charlestown.
9635. 5. Lucy-Russell', b. 23 Apr. 1844; m. Charlestown, JIass., 8 Aug. 1865,
Francis-Edward Folger, of Nantucket, Res. 1873, 61 Elm St., Charlestown, Mass.
Children bom in Charlestown:
9636. 1. Sarab-JIacy', born in 1866.
9637. 2. Carrie-Tobey', born in 1871.
9638. 6. Kate-Coleman', b. Oct. 1849; m. Charlestown, JIass., June, 1873, John-
F, Spaulding, of C. Res, 1873, 12 Irving Place, Charlestown, Mass.
9639. 7. Bllen-JIaria', b. 1852; m, Charlestown, Mass,, 18 May, 1873, Charles-
Henry Krueger, of Cambridge, Mass.
Res. 1874, 45 Allston St., Charlestown, Mass.
9640. SHUBABL-JIOOERS', [9585] (Benjamin', Joseph', Job*, Joseph*, Job', Ke
nelm',) b, 31 Apr. 1805, Nantucket, Mass. ; died there, 2 June, 1873; m, by Rev. L-
F, Swift, at N., 33 Jlay, 1833, to Ann-Davis Baker, b. 14 Jan. 1814, dau. of James
and Ruth (JIaxceyj of N., and sister of Mary-Maxcey Baker, wife of Benjamin'
iggoxi. Res. 1873, Nantucket, Mass.
Children born in Nantucket:
9641. 1. Mary-Elizabeth', b. 10 Jlar. 1836; married, 39 Sept 1857, Leander-F.
Alley. He was lieutenant in the 30th JIass Reg,, and was killed at the
battle of Fredericksburg, December, 1863. She married 2d, 25 Jan.
1866, Thomas-J. Lee, of South Bridgewater, Mass.
Res. 1873, North Bridgewater, Mass.
Children :
9643. !• Emma-F'., b. 4 July, 1860.

810 Descendants of Benjamin Wimloio. Ii
By 2d marriage:
9643. 2. Louisa-F'., b. 22 Aug. 1869.
9644. 2. Sarah-S'., b. 9 Nov. 1837; married, 11 Sept. 1860, George-A. Veeder.
Res. 1873, Nantucket, Mass.
Children :
9645. 1. Charles-Edward', b, 10 July, 1801.
9646. 2. JIary-Frances', b. 18 Apr, 1864,
9647. 3. Shubael -MooERs', b. 3 Aug. 1839; d. 24 Apr. 1865, at Armory Square
Hosfiital, Washington, D.C, from wounds received at the battle of
Petersburg, April, 1865. He married, 9 Mar. 1864, Anna-F. Turner. s,p.
b648. 4. LoDis.A-B'., b. 21 July, 1841 ; married, 32 July, 1869, Luther-B. French,
of Gilmanton. Res. 1873, Charlestown, Mass.
9649. 5. Phebe-Mooers', b. 9 June, 1843; married, 5 Nov. 1865, Richard-C.
Gibbs, Jr., of Nantucket Res. 1873, Nantucket, Mass.
Children:
9650. 1. Richard-Firman', b. 12 June, 1807, Nantucket.
9651. 2. Henry-Derbyshire', b". 5 Sept. 1869, Talcahuano, ChiU; died there, 9
Nov. 1870.
9052. 6. Ann-B'., b. 1 Jan. 1845; married, 7 Sept. 1869, WilUam-R, Bunker.
Res. 1873, North Bridgewater, Mass.
Children:
9653. 1. William- Winslow', b. 19 June, 1870; d. Oct. 1870, Nantucket
9654. 2. Frank- Winslow', b. 7 Mar. 1873, N. Bridgewater.
9655. 7. Benjamin-F'., b. 23"Jan. 1847; in 1873 was unmarried. Res. South Abington, Mass.
9656. 8. Lydia-W'., b. 24 Jan. 1849; married, 6 Jlay, 1868, Waldo-Everett
Josselyn, of S. Abington. Ees. 1873, South Abington, Mass.
Children :
9657. 1. Willi am- Wallace', b. Feb. 1870.
9658. 2. Waldo-Everett', b. Aug. 1872.
9659. 9. TiioMAS-C, b. 11 Mar. 1851; in 1873 was unmarried. Res. Bridgewater, Mass.
9660. 10. CiiARLBS-C. , b. 3 Feb, 1853; d. 3 Sept 1855, Nantucket
9661. 11. William-Fletcher', b. 38 Jlar. 1855.
9663. 13. SusAK-A'., b. 19 Jan. 1858.
9663. CHARLES-FREDERICK', M.D., [9580] (Benjamin', Joseph', JoV, Joseph',
Job', Kenelm',) b. 30 June, 1811, Nantucket, JIass, ; d, July, 1877, Salt Lake City'
Utah; married iu N., 1 July, 1838, Lydia Jones, b, 14 Oct, 1814, at N,, dau. of
Daniel and Elizabeth (Arthur) of N. She died 33 Dec. 1874, Boston, aud is buried
in Jlount Auburn Cemetery. He received the degree of JI.D. from Harvard in 1833
-4, and settled in early Ufe in Nantucket, where he hold several local offices. Ho

K

Charles-Frederick^ Winslow, M.D. 811

was SI bsequently Consular Physician at Lahaina, Sandwich Islands, and at Callao,
Peru ; wis also U.S. Coa?ul at Paitc, Peru, S. A. In November, 1873, he was chosen
President of the Delta Phi Society, Salt Lake City. He has been a great traveler,
and his family have, with him, circumnavigated the globe, residing also for four
years in Europe. He is the author of the following works :
Cosmography, published by Cre-^by & Nichols, ISiio; Discourses : — Preparation
of the Earth for the Intellectual Races, published by Crosby & Nichols, 1855;
Nazarite's Vow, published by Crosby &¦ Nichols, 1855; Cooling Globe, published by
Walker, of Boston, 1364; Force aad Nature, pubhshed by Macmillan & Co., Lon
don. 1869.
The following extract is from the Daily Tribune, of 1874, Salt Lake City:
Among the Thanksgiving g«, herings in this city, we hear of none more Attractive
than the dinnerparty at Judge Haydon's, over which Jlrs. Haydon presided with
her af<;i;«tomed grace, cheering the entertainment with her versatile talents of con
versation and music. Among the guests were Governor Woods, Chief Justice
JIcKean, Colonel Wickizer, Dr, Winslow, and General Blanchard, of Hartford, a
highly cultivated gentleman, the guest of our highly esteemed Chief Justice. The
feast of reason and flow of soul seem to have been generous and uninterrupted, and
continued from six o'clock till midnight, Philosopliy, the arts, music, wit, and
poesy, all lent their aid to the enjoyments of the evening. The banquet was pre-
facea by an appropriate " grace " from Judge McKean, and was closed by the follow
ing original ode read by Dr. Winslow. We are indebted to Judge Haydon for a
copy of the Doctor's verses. THANKSGIVING LAY.

BY C-ff. WINSLOW.

The days, and months and changing years
KoU swiftly by. and witi them bring
Cold winter snows, and human tears,
Sweet blooms, and smiles of joyous Sp:-ing,
Warm summer with its grassy meads.
Rich autumn with its fruitful seeds,
Abounding for the thousand needs
Of man and beast throughout the earth.
To whom the Great Supreme gives birth.
As countless as the flakes of snow.
Untold as woman's endless pains.
For every pang and human woe,
For all the chilling blasts that blow.
The smile.f of God diffused below,
Descending oft in copious rains.
Distilling soft iu nightly dews.
Are changed to flowers of charming hues.
To corn, and wine, and nutriem, oils.
Abundant fruits and teeming soils.

S12 . Charles-Frederick'' Winslow, M.D. ^
Where'er we turn from zone to zone.
We view celestial gifts alone.
The Magians say that Good and III,
As hostile agents roam the earth.
Great offspring of Almighty will.
Both bad and good of heaviiiily Inrth.
And w^, of other race and tame.
Obeying laws of Christian name,
confess these agents all the same,
Whate'er their origin or claim. —
For right and wrong trom age to age,
Whate'er the doctrines ot the sage.
Contest the power of God for sway.
The opposite believe who may.
But ''infiiiy the good prevails;
The sunsiiiiie dissipates the rams;
The joys ot life exceed the paics.
And songs ot earth transcend the wails.
Hence, thanks to God for spring and fall.
For winter's cold and summer's heat.
Alike for honey and for gah.
For all to mortal man are meet
To nil Jehovah's great behests.
And win the soul to heavenly feasts.
And now especially we raise
With all the nation round us bent.
One universal song of praise
For all these blessings kindly sent.
When years on years have passed away
And hearts now young are growing old,
When friends are parted here for aye.
The same glad story shall be told.
The same thanksgiving lays be sung.
And great and small, and old and young,
A.isembled round the festal board,
Shal' join with sweet and hallowed tongue,
A hundred 'uillions iu accord.
To bless the goodness of the Lord.
He and his family ha e resided, among other places, in Nantucket, JIass. ; La
haina, S. Is. ; San Franci-sco, Cal. ; Boston, Waltham, and West Newton, JIass. ;
Paris, France; Munich, Heidelberg, and Baden Baden, Germany; Luzerne, Switzer
land; Rome, Italy; Callao and Paita, Peru, S,A, The last years ot his life were
spent in Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, The editor ot tbe Boston Journal learning
of his deatli, wrote concerning him: "Dr. C-F. Winslow was a native of Nantucket,
and formerly a practicing physician in Boston, where he was widely known and
esteemed as a man and a gentleman of superior scientific attainments. During the
war of the Rebellion he visited Europe with his family, remaining several years, and
while there wrote a work entitled "Nature and Force," which received high encomi
ums from eminent European scientists. Of late years he has been engaged in min
ing enterprises in Utah, He was very fond of scientific pursuits, possessed warm
sympathies aud a genial temperament, and his decease will be deeply regretted by a
numerous cirele of friends and acquaintances."

^^ Charles-Frederick'' Wtnslotr, 21. D. 813
Saturday, 7 July, 1877, he completed n work iu hand, and was feeling better
m health than for a few days previous. In the evening sever.al friends were sitting
in his room, chatting until 9:15, when all but two left, A lew moments after, he
rose and walked toward the bed, remarking that he would lie down awhile, aud
died as ho -was standing, probably of heart disease, from which he had been for
some time suffering.
-\.n extract from the will of Dr. Winslow is liere given:
*' I request, order, and command that, if in the course of eight and forty hours it be known posi-
tively and clearly proven that I am dead, my heart may be reraoved from my body by some compe
tent anatomist, and placed immediately in a strong <;lass vessel having a ground glass, stopper
accurately fitted to the same, and that this vessel be immediately filled, for the purpose of embalm
ing my heart, with a saturated solution, in hot water, of muriate of ammonia, sal ammonia, and the
corrosive sublimate of mercury, and with the highest proof alcohol, this mixture to consist of
equal parts of alcohol and the saturated solution of sal«.mmonia and the corrosive sublimate, each
of these salts being added to the boiling water until it will dissolve no more. The alcohol may be
added to the solution while it is yet hot. and the vessel filled therewith. The vessel must be stop
ped and sealed and the stopper securely covered with wet parchment and tied, I order this vessel,
with its contents thus prepared and when cold, to be put into a thick oak plank box, made of the
size to just receive it, and this box I order to be saturated with coal tar; this I wish enclosed in a
plain pine case and "buried in the grave and over the remains of my dear and venerated mother, in
the " South of Newtown " burying-ground, in the island of Nantucket, where I was born. My dear
and excellent father, to whom I am indebted for my enlarged views of nature, lies by her side, and
the same mound marks the resting-place of both, and a single stone records the birth and death of
each. Thus may this sacred spot be known where I wish my heart to rest forever, after my heart
has been removed and embalmed as above directed. I order that my body be burned in the most
convenient manner that my executors, or the friends or persons with whom 1 may dwell at the
time of my death, may be able to adopt. I should be satisfied if the method of cremation as prac
ticed by the ancient Romans was adopted, but, if this be not convenient or practicable, my body
raay be burned in a retort, as is now practiced iu such cases in Q-erraany After this process is
completed, I desire and order that all that may remain of my bones md 'iShes may be gathered up,
placed in a strong glass vessel similar to the one before described, and that this be treated in the
same manner as that which shall contain my heart. It is my desire and command that this be
taken to the cemetery of Mount Auburn, near Cambridge, Mass., and placed in the samn grave and
upon the coffin which contains the precious remains of my great, dear, and venerated wife."
In compliance with the will the ceremony of cremation y^as performed, 31 July.
From among several addresses reported on the occasion, Ave give an extract from
that of Dr. J-F. Hamilton :
- ¦ It would not be right to say that Dr. Charles F. Winslow is no more. Let us rather believe
that what of him was itamaterial has, according to his own belief, returned unto the God who gave
it while what of him was material is left with u.^ to be disposed of in loyal and solemn obedience to
his oral and written commands. Dr Winslow was a man of mark. No one could .now him, no one
could even meet him, without being impressed with the great strength of his native and acquired
endowments. Born in Xe-w England, and educated there and in Europe as a physician aiud sur
geon, his high attainments and great success in his profession, his subsequent devotion to science,
his extensive travels and philosophii^ observations, his acquaintance on terms of equality with
eminent men, and his own published works, all forbid that his name should soon pass out of. the
memory of his fellow-men. ^ome months since, our deceased friend said to a friend of his; 'Did
you ever see a human body in proce--s of decomposition disinterred ?' On being answered in the
negative, he said, 'If you had seen it you would recoil from the dread mysteries of the grave and
wish your dead body to be bui-ned. It is because of my reverence for the human body that I wish
mine to be burned, ?.nd the ashes preserved.' "
Children of Dr. Charles-Frederick' and Lydia (Jones) Winslow:
9664. 1. Charles-William', b. 33 July, 1839, Nantucket; m. by Rev. S-W. Rowe,
Jamestown, Chautauqua Co., N.Y., 30 Jan. 1863, to Isadore-Rebecca
Keeler, dau. of Zalmon-Gould, of J., formerly of Ridgefield, Fair
field Co., Ct., and Joanna-Boyden (Crosby) of Brattleboro, Wind
ham Co.. Vt, He graduated in June, 1858, at Rensselaer Poly
technic Institute, Troy, N,Y. , with the degree of Civil Engineer,
pursuing his profession in Jleadville, Pa., and Jamestown, N.Y.,

81-i Descendants of Joseph' Winslow. ^^
from September, 1858 until August, 1863, when, having given up
active occupation as an engineer, he took the position of Assist
ant Auditor of the Atlantic and Great Western R,R., and settled
in Jleadville. In March, 1869, he removed thence to Paterson,
New Jersey, to fill a similar position on the Erie R.R,, imd, in September,
1871, returned to Jleadville as Auditor of the Atlantic and Great Western
R,R, ; March, 1873, moved to St Thomas, Elgin Co., Prov, Ontario,
Canada, as Auditor and General Accountant ot the Canada Southern
Railway Line. Res, 1877, St. Louis, Mo.
Children :
9665. 1. Charles-Keeler', b. 14 Sept. 1863, .Jamestown;
9666. 3. Frederick-Bai-rott', b.^ 4 Nov. 1864, Meadville, Pa,
9667. 3. Cori^ande', b. 6 Dec,*1867,
9668. 2. Elizabeth-Jones', b. 35 Oct 1840, Nantucket; m.arried in Boston, 5
May, 1870, Joseph Shippen, b. 10 Sept. 1339, Jleadville, Pa,, youngest
son of the late Chief Justice Henry Shippen, of JI,, and Elizabeth-W al
iis (Evans), who died in 1873. He grad, July, 1860, Harvard College;
is a lawyer. * Res, 1877, St. Louis, Mo.
Children bom in St, Louis:
9668». 1. Joseph-Franklin', b. 17 Aug, 1871.
9608". 3. Kathleen-JIaud', b. 19 Dec. 1873.
9668". 3.  ', b. 19 Oct. 1876.
9669. 3. Isabella', b. 7 May, 1843, Nantucket.
Res. 1877, Harris Avenue, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
9670. 4. Maria-Lodisa-Crowninshield', b. 6 July, 1845, Lahaina, Island of Jlaui,
Sandwich Islands. Res. 1877, Harris Avenue, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
9671. 5. Frederick', b, 1 Feb. 1851, Nantucket ; married, Chicago, 111., October,
1876, Emma Castle. - Res, 1877, Oil City, Pa.
9673. PERRY', [9579] (Joseph', JoV, Joseph', Job', Kenelm',) b. 13 Sept, 1770,
Dighton, JIass, ; died at sea, aged about 35 ; married in Bast Greenwich, R,I,, Judith
Green, who died in that town. He was master of a vessel. East Greenwich, Mass.
Children:
9673. Oliver', after the death of his parents, was brought up by his uncle,
Benjamin' Winslow. He went to sea when a young man, and became
master of a whaler. About the year 1833, having acquired considerable
property, he left Nantucket to reside iu the interior of New York State.
He married, but we have not ascertained the name of his wife.
Children:
g674. Roland'.
9675. Judith'.
9676. Judith', is deceased. "She was a devout woman, thoughtful of God
daily, and practically good," She married at East Greenwich, 
Eldridge. 4. Res. East Greenwich, B.L

IT Cajyt. Joseph' Winslow and Descendants. 81.5
9677. CAPT, JOSEPH', [9581] (.Toseph', JoV, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 30 Jan,
1775, East Greenwich, R,I,, three months after tbe death of his father; d. 19 June,
1838, Nantucket, JIass. ; married there, 19 June, 1804, Betsey Comstock, b. 19 June,
1785, dau, of John, of Nantucket and East Haddam, Ct, and Lydia (Gardner), dau,
of John and Kezia (  ) of N, She died 39 Jlay, 1807, at N,, and was buried there.
Merchant. Nantuckd, Mass.
Children born in Nantucket:
9678. Samubl-Higgs', b, 33 Jlar. 1805; was married by Seth-F, Swift at N,, 0
July, 1835, to Sarah Godfrey, b, 13 Sept, 1808, at N., dau. ot John and
Betsey (Gardner) of N. She died 28 Sept. 1838, (the day that her son
George-Washington' was drowned) at Nantucket, andwas buried there.
He was married 3d, by Jlr. Sanford, at Harwich, JIass,, 16 Oct, 1839, to
Hannah (Small) Ellis, born in H., dau. of Daniel and Priscilla (Clark),
both natives of II. Butcher; also captain and pilot.
Res, Newport, R.l,, and, 1874, Nantucket, Mass.
Children born in Nantucket:
9679. 1, Andrew-Dillon', b. 39 Jlar, 1836; m, by Bli.sha-E. Baker, Centreville
JIass.. 17 Aug. 1856, to Amelia-Rose Jlorton, dau. of William and
Sophia (Small) of C.
9680. 2. George-Washington', b. 10 Aug. 1828; was drowned at Nantucket
28 Sept. 1838.
By 3d marriage :
9681. 3. Jlary-Anu', b. 18 Aug. 1840; m. by J. Benton, Taunton, Mass., 18
Aug. 1800, to Charles-Warren Merrick, s. of William and BUza
(Peri-y). He died 13 July, 1803, New Bedford, JIass. She was
married 3d, by George Whittaker, Lynn, JIass., 18 Sept. 1873, to
George-Edward Gorham, s. ot Benjamin and Susan (Snow) of Nan
tucket.
9683. 4. Samuel-Perry', b. 16 Jfar. 1843.
9683. 5. Sarah-Jane', b. 30 Juue, 1847.
9084. JIary-Ann', is deceased.
9685. I George- Washington', , ,, , , ,
„„„„ •) „ T , (-died when between two and three years of age.
9086, I Thomas-Jeffbrson', ' •' °
9087. George- Washington', b. 11 Jlar. 1811; m, by Rev. Seth-F. Swift at
Nantucket, 6 Jlar. 1833, to Jlary-Wing Starbuck, b. 4 Sept 1815,
Duanesburgh, N,Y., dau. of Paul and Mary (Allen) of N. Blacksmith,
Res, 1873, Nantucket, Mass,
Chiltlren born in Nantucket:
9688. 1. May-Abby', b, 30 Sept, 1833; d. 19 Nov, 1833, aged 6 weeks.
9089. 3, .Isabel-Higgs', b. 11 Jlar. 1834;. d. 10 Sept 1834, aged 6 months.
9090. 3, Thomas-Jefferson', b. 18 Sept 1835; d. 7 Jan. 1836.
9691. 4. Henry-Clay', b. 7 Feb. 1837; m, Nantucket, 38 Nov, 1866, Caroline-
Amelia Briggs; b, 10 Dec. 1834, Duanesburgh, N.Y., dau. of Job
and Sarah-Hiukley (Davis) of N.

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9692.

5.

9693.

0.

9694.

7.

9695.

8.

9696.

9.

81(5 Descendants of Capt. Joseph' Winsloio, E
Lydia- Jlorrow", b. 4 July, 1840; d. 5 July, 1843, aged 3 years.
\ ^f,^,?''\ ^b. 15 May, 1843; d. 5 July, 1843, aged 1 month, 31 days.
Joseph', b. 15 May, 1846; d, 6 Sept. 1846.
Lydia-Morrow', b. 33 Aug. 1847; m. Nantucket, 3 Oct. 1806, James-
Jloland Eamsdell, b. 22 Feb. 1847, at N., s. of William and Cla
rinda (Fisher) of N.
Child:
9697. OZanWa', b. 3 Oct 1807.
9698. 10, George-JIillard", b, 39 Oct. 1853.
9699, 11, May-Allen', b. 11 Nov. 1855.
9700. Thomas-Jefpbrson', b. 23 Feb. 1813; was drowned.
9701. Capt. Pekry', b. 34 Mar. 1815; married  . He is a retired ship
master; has lost his eyesight. Res. 1875, Nantucket, Mass.
9703. Eliza-Ann', b. 34 June, 1818; m, by Thomas Pierce, at Nantucket 17
Aug. 1833, to Asa-Fairbanks Bates, b. 1 Apr. 1807, Sturbridge, Mass.,
B. of Lyman and Jerusha (Fairbanks) of S, He died 30 Oct. 1848, Nan
tucket, and was buried there. Mariner ; first mate.
She res. 1873, Nantucket, Mass.
Children bom in Nantucket:
Betsey- Ann', b. 19 June, 1834; d. 18 Nov. 1835.
JIary-Jane', b. 1835 ; d. 30 July, 1837.
Emily-Haven', b. 4 July, 1837; d. 33 Sept 1859.
Thomas-Jefferson', b. 6 Jan. 1839; m. by Samuel-D, Hosmer, at Nan
tucket, 13 May, 1809, to Susan-Cobb Hammond, dau. of Edward and
Susan (Cobb) of N. She died 17 Dec. 1873. Quartermaster on the
steamer Neptune, Central Wharf. s.p.
P.O. add. 1874, Boston, Mass.
9707. 5. Lizzie-Ann', b. 29 Sept. 1841; m. by Samuel-D. Hosmer, at Nan
tucket, 5 May, 1807, toBdward-B. Coffin 3d, b. 9 Mar. 1837, N., s.
of Edward-G. 3d, and Lydia-G. (Swain) of N. Shoemaker.
Res. 1874, Nantucket, Mass.
9708. 6. Perry- Winslow', b. 15 Feb. 1844; d. Oct 1845.
9709. 7. Perry- Winslow', b. 16 Oct. 1847.
9710. Capt. Joseph', b. 36 Aug. 1821 ; married  . He is a retired ship-mas
ter. Res. 1875, Nantucket, Mass.
9711. William-Henry', b. Mar. 1824; enUsted in the 30th JIass. Infantry, and
was killed 11 Dec. 1863, at the battle of Fredericksburg, in a skirmish
which occurred in the latter part of the afternoon. He married Almira
Barlow, dau, of Levi, and had two sons. After the death of her hus
band she removed to Providence, R.L, where she was residing in 1873.
9713. CAPT. JOB', [3025] (Job*, Joseph', Job', Kendm',) b. 17 Nov. 1738, Digh
ton, Mass.; d. 14 Dec. 1809, New Lebanon Springs, N.Y., in the 73d year of his
age; and was buried there, in tbe family yard, which has always been reserved when

9703.

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9704.

3.

9705.

3.

9706.

4.

^ Capt. Job'' Winslow. 817
the farm has passed into the hands of strangers. He married Temperance Hayden,
a native of East Haddam, Ct, and probably dau, of Ebenezer, of Saybrook, Ct, On
the records of that town. Liber 7, p. 538, is found a deed of one-fourtli acre of land,
given by Ebenezer Hayden to Job Winslow, 14 Doc, 1759. She died 31 Jlar. 1777,
in her 41st year, ace. to gravestone in Bast Haddam. He married 3d, Mary Rogers,
b. 10 April, 1750. She died at the house of her son John' Winslow, 30 Feb. 1831,
and was buried at Westford, on Warren Fellow's land, where others also were
buried. Dr. Charles-Frederick' Winslow [9663], grandson of Joseph', writes :
" These young men, Joseph and Job, came from the region of Somerset and
Dighton, Mass., to Rhode Island and Connecticut, and there settled about the mid
dle of the eighteenth century."
John-Flack' Winslow [9740], grandson of Job', writes:
"My grandfather's name was Job Winslow, born at Dighton, Massachusetts;
the year of his advent I do not know. He was bred a shipwright, serving his ap
prenticeship at D. Very soon thereafter he removed to ' Jlouth of Connecticut
River ' (either to Saybrook or Lyme) ; and at Saybrook established a ship-yard and
followed the business of ship-building. Some years after he purchased a farm in
and removed to Canaan, Columbia Co,, in this State [New York], where he died
somewhere about the year 1806 or '7. He had two wives, and, by the first, two sons,
viz. : Job, the eldest, who never married, and Richard, my father, both born at
Lyme, Ct. [The town clerk of Lyme writes us: "I have carefully examined from
1743-1844 the records of marriages, births, and deaths, and do not flnd the name of
Winslow recorded there," Perhaps these two sons were born at Saybrook or East
Haddam, Ct.] By the second he had several children; the only two I recollect
ever seeing were John and a daughter named Temperance ; both were married, but I
have no knowledge of their families," [The family record sent us by Mrs. Lydia-
Ann' (Winslow) Deming [9784] does not give this daughter Temperance,] Captain
Winslow removed, late in life, to New Lebanon, Columbia Co,, N,Y,
"Received Kinderhook the eighteenth day of August in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and six of Jlr, Job Winslow (by the hands of his son
John) one of the possessors of Land in the patent of JIawignunck the sum of thirty
four dollars and seventy nine cents which with former payments is in full of the
principal and Interest of the sum which by the award of the C!ommissioners appointed
by law to settle the controversy between the proprietors of said patent and the pos-
sessurs of Land within the same was charged upon the said Job Winslow.
Witness P Silvester ) nominated by the said Commissioners
N Schorch i to receive said monies."
Besides the original of this receipt, Jlr. and Jlrs. Deming have in their posses
sion deeds of several parcels of land which her father owned in Jlichigan.
Children :
9713. 1. Judith, born about 1761 ; d. 17 Oct. 1783, " Jlrs, Judith, dau'r of Capt,
Job and Temperance Winslow, in her 33d year," ace. to gravest ona in
East Haddam, Ct.

818 Richard'' Winslow.' ^
9714. 3, Job, or John. There is a gravestone of Job or John [iUegible] between
the stones of Judith and Makefleld,
9715. 3. Makefield, born about 1766; d. 5 Sept. 1783. "Mr. Makefield, son of
Capt Job and Temperance Winslow, in his 17th year." ace. to gravestone
in Bast Haddam,
9716. 4, Job, died unmarried; was very deaf. Mechanic and ship-carpenter.
9717. 5, Richard, [9737] b, abt. 1771; d. 9 Jan, 1847; m. Mary Corning,
By 2d marriage:
9718, 0. Polly, b. 35 June, 1778; d. 37 Jlar, 1843; married  Darling.
9719, 7. Lucinda, b. 6 Feb, 1780,
9720, 8, Sally, b. 37 -A.ug, 1781 ;d, 1 Feb, 1837.
9731. 9, Betsey, [9700] b, 37 Jan, 1783; married  HiU.
9733. 10. John, b, 31 Jlay, 1784, Res, 1853, SpringfldJ, Otsego Co., N. P.
9733, 11. Dayid-Grif:vn, [9708] b. 7 Oct 1786 ;d. 10 June, 1869; m. Lucretia Gray ;
m, 2d,  .
9724, 13. Joseph, [9807] b, 31 Nov, 1788; married -

9735. 13. HoPEY, [9809] b, 1 .Iiily, 1793; d, 12 Sept 1847; married  Crandell.
9730. 14. Temperance, ace. to John-Flack' Winslow. She married  .
9737. RICHARD', [9717] (JoV, Job*, Joseph'. JV, Kenelm',) born about 1771, in
Connecticut, d. 9 Jan. 1847, aged 76, Albany, N.Y, ; m, Hartford, Ct,, 17 Jan, 1804,
Jlary Corning, b, 18 Feb. 1783, eldest dau, of Asa and Cynthia (Seymour) of H,,
and sister of Jasper Corning, of New York City, She died 13 Feb, 1805, aged 83
years, 9 months, Broadway, Albany, N.Y. Following the practice characteristic of
Connecticut citizens, Jlr, Winslow went from the place of his nativity, and is found
at Albany, N.Y,, about 1800. He soou ov/ned and commanded a vessel plying be
tween New York and Albany, continuing as captain of the same till after 1807. The
demand tor iron led him to purchase an establishment for the manufacture of iron
trom the ore, and lor converting the same into cast-iron articles of public need.
He was first to cast the ten-plate stoves, which for a long time were held in high
esteem. He resided at Albany, with the exception of five or six years, when he was
in Bennington, Vt, engaged in the manufacture of iron in company with the late
Wm, James, of Albany. On his return to that city in 1813. he became connected
with the Commissary Department of the Army; vvas at Plattsburg at the time of the
battle there.
During the period of his connection with tbe army his wife and children were
in Hartford, Conn,, where the sixth child, James', was born 17 Feb. 1815. Leav
ing tbe army, he resumed his former business as owner and master of vessels on tbe
Hudson, in which be continued until about 1827, when he went iuto the
flouring business on Norman's Creek, about a mile south of Albany, his family
residing, first on Quackonbush street, and second, on Division street. This manu
facture, with increasing purchases and sales of flour and grain, continued till 1834,
when, at sixty-two years of age, a highly honored citizen, he retired from business,
]-esiding on Broadway to the time of his death. His funeral sermon was preached
9th of January, 1847, by Rev. Dr. Fisher, and his body was placed in the family
vault in the Albany cemetery.
Prior to 1836-7, he had been for many years a member of Dr. Chester's church,

^"^ Richard-Henry'' Winslow. 8TJ
the Second Presbyterian, of Albany. About this rime the Fourth Presbyterian
Church was organized, of which he was one of the founders, and. from the first one
ot the elders, most earnestly laboring- for its growth, efficiency, und benign influ
ence. During tho thirteen years subsequent to his retirement from mercantile life
he devoted himself to religioiis and benevolent efforts. Albany, N. Y
Children :
9738. 1. .Tohn', b. 28 July, 1805; d. 23 Aug. 1805.
9730. 3. Richakd-Henry', b. 10 Sept. 1806, Albany; d. 15 Feb, 1801, Westport
Ct ; m. New York City, 10 Dec. 1839, Rachel Robertson, of N,Y., dau.
of Archibald aud  (Abram), Ho married 3d, 9 Fob. 1854, Jlary-
Elizabeth Fitch, of Norwich, Ct, b, 37 July, 1827, New Hartford, Ct,
dau, of Stephen aud Jlary-Ingraham (Rogers) ot New Hartford, and
adopted dau. of Asa Fitch, of New York City, who lived for many years
in the immediate neighborhood of the church in University Place. No
children by the second marriage.
In 1834-5 he went to Canandaigua, aud entered, as clerk, in the mer
cantile house of Deacon Thomas Boales, wliero he remained about two
years, and then -n-eiit to Jlaranham, Brazil, S,A,, as clerk under his
uncle, Leonard Corning, then and there a merchant, and American
Consul of the port.
He remained in South America two or more years, and, returning
to the United States, soon went into business with Jlr, Jlinot Morgan
under the firm name ot Morgan & Winslow, West Street, New York.
Thus continued until about 1832, when he commenced in Wall Street, as
exchange broker, associated with Jlr. Tilley Allen, the fii-m name being
Allen & Winslow. Jlr, Allen retired some three years later, when a Mr.
Perkins became his associate, and the business continued several years
under the firm name of Winslow & Perkins. Jlr. Perkins having retired
in 1849, .T-F-D. Lanier became his associate, and the business was con
tinued under highly prosperous circumstances till 1859, when Jlr, Wins
low retired from business to his country home, the " Compo House," at
Westport, Conn.
Hewas the originator of the Railroad Bond System, in 1849. Atthat
time Western railroads hardly existed, even in idea; and to inspire confl
dence in them, intelligence and unwavering faith was necessary on the
part ot those presenting these enterprises to public favor. Por this office
he was peculiarly fitted ; he was a man whose earnest convictions and
great energy seldom failed to impress his own views upon all with whom he
came in contact. The commencement made by the firm in negotiating
these securities was, however, in a very small way ; but the great success
of their first negotiations fully vindicated the representations made, large
profits being realized by the purchasers of these securities; and thence
forward the operations of the firm were distinguished for their magnitude
rather than for the difficulties to be overcome. In a short time its ope
rations extended to almost every State in the Union where railroads
were in progress.

820 Richard- Henry Winslow. ^
Mr. Winslow was a man of more than ordinary gifts and capabilities;
positive in his characteristics ; remarkably intelligent and accomplished
in business affairs ; and intimately acquainted with financial matters. In
his intercourse with his business associates he was a man of
admitted force and impressiveness ; and as a conversationalist, very in
teresting, not to say fascinating. He was deeply interested in the Gen
ealogy of the Winslow family; and, with John' Winslow [5033] and Rev.
Dr. Hubbard' Winslow [6939], planned a meeting, at Plymouth, of those
bearing the name. When it was .suggested that there ini^ht be some
who would be unable to bear the expenses of the journey, he
replied that he would take care of all such cases. He died at
his country-seat, and his remains were placed in the family vault
in the Albany cemetery. His widow was married at Westport,
Ct, 30 Apr. 1874, by Rt. Rev. John Williams, Bis lop of the diocese of
Connecticut, assisted by Rev. L-S. Stevens, rector of the church, to Dr.
Richard-Channing-Moore Page, of Virginia, born about 1847. We ex
tract the following from an article in the New York Evening Mail of 19
June, 1874, entitled "Old New York," and written by R-W. Newman.
" He [Richard-Henry' Winslow] married Asa Fitch's adopted daughter,
and, on his death, left her a large fortune. She retired to Westport,
Ct., where a month ago she married a gentleman twenty years her junior.
She built and endowed the church in which she wis married, and had a
great wedding; seven hundred invitations were given out, and Pullman
palace cars employed to take up her city friends."
Children :
9730. 1. Emma-Henrietta', b. 33 Apr. 1831; married WiUiam-B. Putnam, of
New York City. Res. 419 Madison Avenue, New York City.
Children: Tarrant', b. 19 Jan., 1853.
Clifford', b. 7 July, 1854.
Archibald- Bobertson', b. 15 May, 1856; is deceased.
Cornelia', b. 10 Dec. 1859; is also deceased.
Emma-.Adele', b. 15 Dec. 1867.
Julia-Adelaide', b. 13 Oct 1833; marriod John-S. Dickerson. Firm
of John-S. Dickerson & Co., importers of metals, cor. Cliff and
Fulton Sts., New York City. Ch, : 1. Frank', b, 1853; m, 17 May,
1877, Clara Secor; Res, 3 W. 38th St. N.Y. 3. Lulu\ b. 1854.
9733. 3. Gcraldine-Augusta', b, 13 Feb, 1839; in 1874 was unmarried, and
resided with her mother in New York City.
9733. 3. Edward-Thomas', b. 11 Dec. 1808, Albany, N.Y, ; d. 13 Jan, 1850, Ge
neva, N.Y,, and his reinains were placed in the family vault in Albany
cemetery, lie was a man of methodical habits, of excellent executive
abiUties, industrious and energetic, and won the affection and respect of
all with whom he came in contact. He died too early to reap much of
the fruit of his sagacity and forecast; was one of" the leading and
most efficient members of the American Express Company, of which he
was one of the founders. He resided in Buffalo, N, Y, , until within a few
years ot his death ; was married in that city, by Rev. A-T. Hopkins,
3 Oct, 1837, to Sarah Coit, b, 11 Nov. 1810, d'au, of George and Haunali
(Townsend) of Bufl'alo. She res. 1873, Buffalo, N.Y.

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^ John-Flack^ Winslow. 821
Children bora in Buffalo :
0 '34. 1. Hannah-Coif, b. 34 Sept. 1843 ; m. by Rev, Frederick Warren, al
Buffalo, 39 Sept 1864, to Dr, Joseph-Ridgeway Wetherill, of Buf
falo, b. 23 Feb. 1840, Burlington, N.J., s. of Samuel-Ridgeway and
Ann-Shores (Wilson) of BurUngton, Dentist. Res, New York City
three years, Albany four years, and Buffalo, N.Y., twenty-three
yeai-s; was residing in the latter place in 1874.
Children born in Buffalo :
Samuel- Edward', b, 7 Aug, 1865.
Jennie-Wilson*, b, 20 Aug, 1867.
Mary-Winslow', b. 30 Jlar. 1870.
Charles- Coit', b. 13 Aug. 1873.
973S. 2. George-Coif, b. 16 Oct 1844; m. by Rev. Charies Taylor, at Buffalo,
8 Oct 1873, to Carrie-Livingston Davis, b. 5 Feb. 1853, at B., dau.
of William and Margaret (Taylor) of Cohoes, N.Y. Clerk in
Comptroller's office. Res. New York City and Albany, N.Y.
1874, 96 West Moliawk St., Buffalo, N. Y.
9740. 4. John-Flack', b. 5 Nov. 1810, Bennington, Vt, ; married, 12 Sept, 1832,
Nancy-Beach Jackson, b. 39 Aug. 1813, second dau. of AVilliam and
Susan (Halsey) of Rockaway, Morris Co., N.J. She died 9 Dec. 1861,
Troy, N.Y. s.p. He married 3d, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 5 Sept 1867,
Harriet Wickes, b. Albany, N.Y., 7 Sept. 1837, dau. of Rev. Thomas-
Scudder and Julia (Penniman) of P.
Mr. Winslow's education was acquired in Hartford, Conn., and
Albany, N.Y. Leaving school, he served about two years' clerkship
with the old house of W. & A. Marvin, of Albany ; then went to New
York, and, there having served a few months' clerkship, was sent by
his principals to New Orleans to establish a branch house in that city.
In this he succeeded; b'at -was compelled by the unhealthiness of the
climate, finelly, to abandon the undertaking.
He returned to the North in the summer of 1831. In November of
that year, the month of his majority, he went to New .Jersey as the
agent and manager of the iron works at Boonton, belonging to the
"New Jersey Iron Co.," and owned by parties in the city of New
York and in England, then recently established after English models.
These were much the largest works in this country.
He continued in the managemeiat of the aforesaid iron works till
late in 1834, at which time he purchased the Clinton iron property, in
Bergen County, N.J., where be had a short time before discovered ex
tensive deposits of hematite iron ore not before known to exist.
He remained in this business until about the close of 1836, when he
sold all his iron interests in New Jersey to an incorporated company,
and, in June, 1837, removed to Troy, N.Y., where he became partner
with Erastus Corning and James Horner in the Alljany Iron Works, located
at Troy.

822 Descendants of John-Flach' Winslow. K
For thirty years, under the various firm names of Corning, Horner
& Co., Erastus Corning & Co., and Corning & AA^inslow, this business
relation continued uninterruptedly, terminating in 1867.
He was also a partner in the Rensselaer Iron Works, consisting of
rail-making, at Troy, and blast furnaces at Hudson and Fort Edward.
From 1863 to 1868, Jlr. Winslow was associated with the late John
A. Griswold in the manufacture of steel by the Bessimer process, which
they first introduced into America, being the proprietors of the patent
for the process. Their establishment was the parent of the many later
works in the country for this manufacture, which marks an era in rail
way progress and economy — there now being such steel rails in use, which
have outworn twenty successive iron rails. This industry has, in many
departments, proved eminently beneficial to the country at large.
In 1801, Jlr, AVinslow with Jlr, Griswold and Captaiu John Erics
son, of New York State, built tor the Government, and almost at their
own risk, the first monitor, whose achievement in Hampton Roads in
her fight with the rebel ship Merrimac has become a part of the naval
history of our country. The secret history of this little monitor, her
conception by Capt. Ericsson, her appreciation by his associates, and tbe
difficulties they experienced in impressing her value upon the naval de
partment of the Government, the embarrassments they encountered in
having her adopted by the department, and the risk assumed by them
as the condition on which she was adopted, when written, will show an
amount of faith, loyalty, and sagacity on tbeir part, not surpassed by
any private patriotic undertakings duriug the war; and had they not
succeeded in getting President Lincoln to share -n-ith them this confi
dence, it is certain her advent would have been greatly delayed, if not
entirely prevented. They afterward built some eight other vessels of the
"monitor" type for the government during the rebellion.
From 1863 until his removal from Troy to his future home on the
bank of the Hudson at Poughkeepsie, Jlr. Winslow was president of
the Board of Trustees of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Troy.
He was also, from 1863 to 1868, one of the four proprietors of the ex
tensive iron mines in Jloriah, Essex County, N.Y,, during which period
and subsequently their development has placed them among the largest,
if not most extensive, of any east of the Alleghany Jlountains.
In 1867 he withdrew from active connection with tbe iron business
to the enjoyment of his home on the Hudson,
unity of result from diversity of means.
Jlr, AVinslow, who skilfully planned and executed implements of
defence for the preservation of the Union, has been equally active in
aid of a system which, if fully executed, will have a binding force
toward the perpetuity of our nation.
The plan of presenting, in chart form, the lines of descendants from
the settlers of Colonies and the founders of States to the present time,
showing the branches from common stocks, now rooted in all the couu-

K

Descendants of Richard' Winslow. 823

tics of the Union, was early appreciated by Jlr. Winslow as an element of
national strength. This element ot strength is still increased by the
system, devised for the extension of these lines, a system available to
future generations, securing bonds of perpetual union.
It is the desire of those enlisted in this national work to publish a
series of these charts. Already genealogical items sufficient for over
five hundred have been coUected ready for the press — each of which
when printed may be separately framed for the parties whom they most
intimately concern, those of more general interest being also hung in
conspicuous places in some of our public halls; moreover, all maybe
gathered into large folio books, atlas form.
These silent mementos widely dispersed in the public and private
Ubraiies ot the land will be " monitors" for tbe perpetuity of the Union.
Res. 1877, at "WoodcUff," on the Hudson, 1 1-3 miles north of
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Children by 2d marriage:
9741. 1. Jnlia-Wickes', b, 37 Aug, 1868, Poughkeepsie; d. there, 16 Feb. 1875.
9743. 2. Jlary-Corning', b, 10 Feb, 1873,
9743. 5. William', b. 13 Jan. 1813, Bennington, Vt. : died unmarried, 6 Nov.
1833, Albany. N.Y.
9744^ 6. Ja.mes', b. 17 Feb. 1815, at Hartford, Ct,, where bis mother resided while
his father was commissary of the army; d, 18 July, 1874, in Now York
City, The following obituary notice appeared in the New York Times
of July 19, 1874: "Yesterday morning, at 11 o'clock, Mr, James Wins
low, of the well-known firm of Winslow, Lanier & Co,, bankers, of No,
27 Pine Street, died at his residence. No, 44 West Twentieth Street, of
pneumonia. Jlr. Winslow was as well as usual on Tuesday last, but on
returning from his banking-house that evening he was suddenly attacked,
and suffered greatly until his death. He was much respected in financial
and business circles. Jlr. Winslow was 56 years of age. He leaves a
wife, two sons, and two daughters. His youngest son, Jlr. James-N.
AA'^inslow, left a few days since on tho sloop-of-war Swnlara, on the
Government expedition to observe the transit of Venus." He was Vice-
President of the Third National Bank. He married in JIadison, Indiana,
18 Mar, 1847, Jlargaret-Downing Lanier, b. 34 Folj. 1827, in M., dau. of
James-Franklin-Doughty and Elizabeth (Gardner) of M., afterward of
New York City. Res. Now York City and "Cedar Cliff," about two
miles south of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Children:
9745. . 1. Jlargaret-Lanier', b, 30 Apr. 1848, JIadison, Ind.
Res. 1877, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
9746. 2. Edward', b. 14 Jan. 1850, New York City. Jlember of the firm of
AVinslow, Lanier & Co., New York City. Res, 1877, Orange, N.J.
9747. 3. James-Norton', b. 19 Mar. 1851, JIadison. In 1874, was a member
of the U. S. Government expedition to observe the transit of Venus,
Res, 1877, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

SS4 Descendants of Richard'' Winslow. K
0748, 4, Annie-Gardner", b, 13 June, 1855, New York City.
Res. 1877, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
9749. 7. Augdstus-Sydenham' b. 17 April, 1818, Albany, . N.Y. ; married,
Troy, N. Y., 33 Sept. 1846, Susan-Louise Jackson, b. 4 Sept, 1834, Sth
child and 3d dau, of William and Susan-D, (Halsey) of Rockaway,
N,J. He went to Cincinnati in early life; has grown with its growth.
attained to a fine social position, and is identified, both in feelings and
interest, with its enterprises and prosperity. He was engaged in the
iron trade until about 1865, at first with Jlaynard French, from Albany,
but afterward conducted the business in his own name.
Add, 1877, S.E. cor. Fourth Si. and Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Children :
9750. 1. Anna-Louise', b, 3 Sept, 1847, Troy, N,Y, ; married 36 June, 1873,
Lieut, John-Conrad Mallory, First Lieutenant of Engineers, U.S.A.,
son of Garrick JIallory, Esq., of Philadelphia, Pa. He was former
ly Professor ot JIathematics at AA'ost Point U.S. Academy.
Add. Army Headquarters, IQZ Stockton St., San Francisco, Cal.
Child :
9750». Winslow', b. 37 June, 1874, West Point, N.Y.
9750\ 3. Henry- Winslow', b. 4 Apr, 1849; d. 18 Dec. 1853.
9751. 3. Howard-Sydenham", b, 7 Feb, 1851, Cincinnati; graduated at the
Polytechnic School, Troy, N,Y. Res, 1877, Cincinnati, Ohio.
9751\ 4. Alice-Halsey', b. 14 July, 1853; d, 38 July 1853,
9753. 5, John-Flack', A,B,, b, 34 Jlay, 1855; grad, H,U, June, 1876.
Res, 1877, Cincinnati, Ohio.
9753. 6. Chauncey-Rose», b, 28 Oct, 1859, Cincinnati; grad, Phillips Academy,
Andover, JIass,, June, 1877. Res, 1877, Cincinnati, Ohio.
9754. 8. Leonard-Corning', b. 33 June, 1830, Albany, N.Y, ; is a man of ardent
temperament, earnest and sincere in his convictions, and faithful in his
labors ot love; is a member of tho Jlethodist church. He was formerly
a successful merchant in New York City, but retired from business some
years since. He married, -4 Mar, 1846, Sarah-Caroline Teller, b, 10
June, 1833, Rhinebeck, N.Y,, dau. of Jlorris and Hannah (Ackerman)
of R. In reply to a request for a more e.\tended account of himself, he
states: " I have nothing to give you respecting my lite, ^yith the excep
tion of the grandest aud most glorious experience which I had in the
month of Jlarch, 1800, when I found the religion of the Lord Jesus
Christ experimentally, in conformity to the words of our dear.Lord and
JIaster, who said ' Ask and ye shall recoiye,' 'seek and vo shall find '
' knock and it shall be opened unto you ' ; aud by His grace I am enabled
to say this moment that my dear Savior is supremely precious to my
soul above every other blessing, God has been aud is vei-y good aud merci
ful unto me, for which I do praise His Holy name, 1 have been a mem
ber of the Jlethodist Episcopal Church since the year 1860, aud in the

I^ Dwight, HiU, Young, Lockwood. 825
meantime a class leader, and am now a licensed exhorter. My desire
is, by the help of the Lord, to be faifthful unto death."
Res. 1877, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Children :
9755. 1. Richard', b. 8 Dec. 1846. lAes. 1877, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
9756. 2. John-Flack', b. 11 Jau. 1850. Clerk. lies. 1877. Chicago, III.
9757. 3. CaroUne-Teller', b. 1 July, 1853; d. 13 Jan. 1858, New Hackensack,
Dutchess Co., N.Y.
9758. 4. Leonard-Charles', b. 37 Nov. 1854. Carriage-trimmer. Res. 1877, Kansas City, Mo.
9759. 5. Jlary-Cookmau", b. 9 Aug. 1800. Ties. 1877, Poughkeejisie, N.Y.
9700. 9. JIary', b. 17 Jlay, 1833, Albany; d. 14 Dec. 1834.
9761. 10. JIary-Jane', b. 16 Apr. 1837, Albany; marriod there, 13 June, 1851, Hen
ry- AVUUam Dwight,' b. 16 Jlar, 1835, Richmond, Mass,, s, of Edwin-
Welh, b, 17 Nov, 1789, Stockbridge, JIass,, and Mary (Sherrill), b. 19
Jlay, 1801, Richmond, JIass. Resided, 1870, in Easthampton, JIass, ;
in 1874, he was Superintendent of the American Express, Albany, N.Y,
Res. 1877, Pittsfield, Mass.
Children:
9763. 1. JIary- Winslow' , b. 13 Nov. 1853, Auburn, N.Y.
9763. 3. Fanny-Adam', b. 3 Apr. 1855, Albany,
9764. 3. Richard-Henry- Winslow', b, 18 Jan. 1859, Albany.
9765. 4. Ed win- Wells' b. 11 Aug. 1863, Auburn.
9766. BETSEY', [9721] (JoV, Job*, Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) born 27 Jan. 1783;
married  HilL Res. St. Joseph Co., Ind.
ChUd :
9767 Marvin. Res. 1875, Bloomfield, St. Joseph Co., Lid.
9768, DAVID-GRIFFIN', [9733] (JoV, Job', Joseph', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 7 Oct.
1786, East Haddam, Ct, ; d. 10 June, 1869, Jletamora, Lapeer Co., Jlich., and was
buried in Oxford, Mich. He married in Canaan, Columbia Co., N.Y,, 33 Aug. 1813,
Lucretia Gray, b. 5 Jlar. 1793, dau. of John and Lydia-Ann (Gilbert). She died
27 Jlav, 1848, Oxford, Oakland Co,, Jlich,, and was buried in Washington, Macomb
County, Jlich. He married 3d,  , who died in 1875, He was a farmer. Res.
Clarkson, Jlonroe Co., N.Y. ; removed to Michigan in 1836, and settled in 03,kland,
Oakland County.
Children:
9769. 1, Sally-JIaxpield', b. 33 April, 1813, New Lebanon, N.Y, - d. 13 July,
1871, Richland, Dakota Territory, and was buried there: m. by Uriah
Adams, Jr., Oakland, Jlich,, 10 Sept, 1830, to Shepherd Young, who
died Nov, 1874, Chicago, III. He was a farmer. Had several children.
9770. Frank", (the eldest son), res. 1875, Chicago, III.
9771. 3, JIary', b. 33 July, 1815, Clarkson, N.Y. ; m, by Joshua Taylor, Esq.,
Oakland, Jlich,, April, 1833, to Wilbain Lockwood, b. 19 Dec. 1814,
in New York State, s. of Jeremiah and Lydia (Arnold).

826 Descendants of Do:v id- Griffin' Winslow. ^
Children, of whom the eldest two were born in AVashington, Jlacomb Co.,
and the others in xVddison, Oakland Co., Jlich. :
9773. 1. Catberine-Luci-eria', b. 39 v«ept. 1834.
9773. 3. Jeremiah', b. 13 Dec. 1836.
9774. 3. David-Grittin", b. 4 Jlar. 1838.
9775. 4. Joseph-Alansou', b. 9 Jlar. 1841.
9770. 5. Sarah-JIaria", b. 0 Jlay, 1844.
9777. 0. John-Calvin", b. 4 Nov. 1847,
9778, 7, Thaddeus-Attend", b, 9 Juue, 1851,
9779. 3. Betsey', b, 10 Oct 1817, Clarkson; ni, Addison, Oakland Co,, 'Mich.,
by Elder Snow, 11 Dec. 1849, to Jacob Bowens or Bowers, b, 30 Jlar,
. 1800, Essex Co., N.J. ; d, 1 Sept, 1858, Addison, Jlich,, and was buried
there. Res, Addison, Mich.
C hildron born iu Addison :
9780. 1, Jliniiie-Cecelia'', b, 21 Jau, 1851 ; m, by Elder lledger, iu Orion,
Oakland Co., Jlich., 30 Jlar. 1858, lo JohnJviniiey Taylor
9781. 3, Carrie-Rozella", b, 13 Dec, 1853; in, by Elder John Buchanan, Shel
by, Jlacomb Co,, Jlich,, 30 Dec, 1N71, to Albert McCracken, who
died 35 Feb. 1876.
9783. 3. Emma-Alice', b. 30 Jlar, 1855,
9783, 4, -Ua-Douglas', b. 27 Apr, 1800,
9784. 4. Lydi.\-Ann', b, .33 Feb. 1820, Clarkson, N.Y. ; m. by Calvin-C. Pants.
Esq,, at Auburn, Oakland Co., Jlich., 3 SepI, 1838, to Orin-Brastus
Deming, b. 8 Doc. 1808, Cattaween, Tioga Co,, N,Y, Justice of the
peace. P.O. add. 1875, Oak-wood, Oakland Co., Midi.
Children:
9785. 1. Oriu-Ileri-', b, 3 Dec, 1839, Orion, Oakland Co., Jlich,; m. iu
Jlichigan City, Ind,, 10 Aug. 1862, Frances Little, dau. of David.
Architect P.O. add. 1875, Wivom, Oakland Co., Mich.
9786. 3. Ebsha-Fletcher", b, 8 Sept. 1841, Orion, Jlich. ; iu 1875 was uMuar-
ried. Farmer. Kcs. Oakicood, Midi.
9787, 3. Hattie-Cecelia', b, 1 February, 1843, Orion; d, J Juue, 1872, and
-was buried in Oak wood cemetery, Oakland Co., Jlich. She was a
teacher.
9788. 4. Daniel-Polk', JI.D., b. 18 Dec, 1844, Elba, Lapeor Co,, Jlich.; v/as
uumarriod iu 1875, and practicing medicine at Cass, Tuscola Co., Midi.
9789, 5. AVillard-Augustus', b. 8 June, 1S47, Brandon, Oakland Co., Jlich.;
died there, 22 Aug. 1852.
9790. 0, Sarah-A ugiista', b, 29 Sept 1851, Braudou: diedtiicrc, 13 May, 1804.
9791. 7, Willie-Egbert', b, 33 Oct, 1853, " ; in 1875, was attending
school ut O.Yford,
9793. 8, Henry-Platf , b, 23 Jlar. 1850, Braudou,
9793. 9, Almon-Fi-ank', b. 11 Jlay, 1801,
9794, 5, Sophia-Hammond', b. 17 Oct, 1822, Clarkson, N,Y, ; d, 5 Feb, 1865,
Poutiac, Oakland Co., Jlich. ; married James Mulligan, born in Ireland!

K Newcomb, Cole, Loeney, ( 'randell. 827
the son of a nobleman. He has married again and res. 1875, Flint,
Genesee Co., Jlich,
Child :
9795. James-David', b, 34 Dec, 1855, Pontiac, Jlich.
9796. 6. Elisiia-Flbtcher', b, 16 Oct. 1824, Clarkson, .N.Y,; d, 1 Sept 1841,
Oakland, Jlich,
9797. 7, Abby-Calkiks', b, 7 Apr. 1827, Oakl.and ; d. 30 Oct. 1856, Oregon,
Lapeer Co,, Jlich,, and was buried in Lapeer; m, by Rev, Samuel
Jloi-se, Oakland, Mich,, 15 Apr, 1846. to Dan Newcomb, b. 8 June,
1818, in Nova Scotia, s, of Benjamin and Abigail (Sanford) of Nova
Scotia, "Farmer.
Child born in Addison, Oakland Co., Mich, :
9798, -Abby", b, 3 Oct, 1847; d. 10 Jan, 1848, Addison.
9799, 8, Hopby-Crandell', b. 30 Oct 1829, Oakland ; married in Detroit, Wayne
Co,, Mich,, AA'illiam Cole, s, p. In 1870 tliey resided in Jlinnesota,
9800, 9. Julia', b. 13 Apr. 1833, Oakland; d. 35 Aug, 1804, in Brandon, and was
buried in Pontiac, Jlich, ; m, in Pontiac, Thomas Loeney, born on the
Isle of Jlan. Farmer. ' , Brandon, Mich.
Children born in Pontiac :
9801. 1. Edward-Shimmons', b. 34 Aug, 1800.
9803, 3, Tbomas-Calev', b, 4 Feb, 1863.
9803. 10. Almox-JIack' , b, 20 Jan, 1836, Oakland, Mich,; m. by Esquire Riley,
AVilkiuson Co,, Jliss,, 4 July, 1808, to Paralee-Tabitha JIcGraw, born
in 1853, Jlount Pleasant. AVilkiuson Co,, Jliss. Harness-maker ami
saddler. add. 1875, Oxford. Mich.
Children:
9804. 1. Fletcher-Grfffin', L. 10 Nov. 1809, Jit Pleasant, Jliss.
9805. 3. Victoria-Lucre.tia', b. 9 Jlay, 1873, Brandon, Jlich.
9806. 3. David-WiUie', b. 35 Jlar. 1874, Oxfoid, "
9807. JOSEPH', [9734] (JoV, Job', Josepjh', JoV, Kendm',) b. 31 Nov. 1788;
married  . In 1875 his widow was living- with her son Wesley'
P.O. add. Combs Corners, Dryden, Lapeer Co., Mich.
Child :
9808. Wesley. P.O, add. 1875, Combs Corners, Dryden, Lapeer Co., Mich.
9809. HOPEY', [9735] (JoV, Job', Joseph", JoV, Kenelm',) b, 1 July, 1793; d. 13
Sept 1847; married  GRANDELL.
Child :
9810. John, was living in 1875.

830 Mary' ( Winslow) [Merrill] Pole.

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9811. Jl.ARY', [2033] (Nathan*, Jameit', JoV, Kenelm',) born in 1739, Falmouth,
Jle. ; was considered the handsomest girl in Cumberland County. She died in 1833, at
F. She married [pub. 1 Nov. 1755, Falmouth. Portland Bee] Joshua MEBE.ILL,
of Portland (Falmouth), who died in 1783, and was buried at F. He was an officer
in the Revolutionary army. She married 3d, Greenfield POTE, s. of William. He
was buried on Wolf's Neck, Freeport, Me. Sea-captain. Falmouth, Me.
Children:
9813. Jambs, [9833] married Hannah Hall.
9813. Joshua, [9831] b. 3 Feb. 1758; d. 10 Nov. 1837; m. JIary Thompson.
9814. Eleanor, [9883] b, Jlay, 1759, Falmouth; m. Seward Porter.
i?815. Elias, [9914] married [int. pub. 11 Mar. 1784,] EUzabeth FuUerton.
9816. Charity, [9933] married Josiah Noyes.
9817. Salome, [9937] married James MerriU.
9818. Hezekiah, [9935] b. 33 Feb. 1768; ra. Freeport, Jle., 1790, Charlotte
Pole.
9819. Dorcas, [9947] died about 1847; m. Capt William Pote.
9830. Samuel, died in infancy.
9831. Sybil, [9985] b. 31 Feb. 1779; d. 17 Jan. 1841; m. Abia Chamberlain.
9833. GEN. JAJIBS', [9813] (Mary' (Winslme) Merrill, Nathan*, James', JoV,
Kenelm',) married Hannah Hall. Jlrs. Hannah Jlerrill died in 1835, aged 68, Port
land Bee.
Children, all of whom were deceased in 1872, except Charles:
9823. Joshua.
9824. Peter.
9825. Seward.
9826. Charles. Res. 1872, Detroit, Mich.
9827. Lucy.
9838. Dolly.
9829. Elmira.
9830. Nancy. [Two of the grandchildren of James' Merrill are Jlrs. JacobT. Lewis and
James' Prince ; both res. 1873, Portland, Jle.]
9831. CAPT. JOSHUA', [9813] (Mary' (Winslow) Merrill, Nathan*, James',
JoV, Kenelm',) b. 2 Feb. 1758; d. 10 Nov. 1837, and was buried in Falmouth; m. 16
Dec. 1783, JIary Thompson, b. 30 July, 1762, d. of Joseph and Sarah (  ) of F.
Deacon and selectman. Jlariuer. Falmouth, Me.
Children born in Falmouth :
9833. 1. Emma', b. 11 Aug, 1785; d. 29 Jan, 1861. She married Ephraim
Merrill, of New Hampshire, who died 29 Nov, 1855, aged 78.
Children :
9833. 1. Joshua', b. 1807; d. 7 Jlay, 1808, and was interred at Falmouth, Jle.
9834. 2. JIary-Susan', b.4 Jlar. 1812, 'Rea. 1H72, Martin's Point, Falmouth, Me.

^ Descendants of Capt. Joshua' Merrill. 831
9835. 2. Joseph', b. 31 Aug. 1787; died and was buried in Augusta, Jle. He
married, 1 April, 1812, Abigail-MatUda Pope, b. 15 July, 1792, dau. of
John, of Sandwich, JIass. She died 16 October, 1864, Portland, and
was buried in .\ugusta, Me. Res. Falmouth, Portland, and Hallowell, Me.
Children :
9836, 1. Julia-Octavia', b. 23 May, 1813, Portland; m. 17 Nov. 1835, Henry
Page, b. 6 Apr. 1809, Augusta, Jle., son of Levi and Jlehitable
(Haines) of A. He died August, 1843, Augusta. She married 2d,
Charles-W. Jones.
Child:
9837. Henrietta- Octavia', born in Portland; perhaps m.  Gardiner.
9838. 2. Ann-Cascoline', b. 24 Oct. 1815, Falmouth; m. Portiand, 17 Sept.
1832, Ai Staples, of Augusta, b. 8 Mar. 1808, Gorham, Me., s. ol
Ai and Eunice (JlcLellan) of G. Jlerchant. Res. 1872, Augusta, Me.
Children: 1. Henrietta- Cascoline', b. 30 May, 1833; d. 15 Oct 1834.
2. Henry- Gurnett', b. 30 Nov. 1835.
3. George-Frank', b. 23 Sept 1838; d. 11 Sept 1846.
4. Georgiana', b. 33 Feb. 1849.
5. Frederic- Grantham', b. 5 Feb. 1853.
Margaretta-Matilda' b. 34 Mar. 1821, Windsor, Me; d. 17 Sep. 1822, W.
George-Henry", b. 3 Apr. 1814, W. ; died there, 1 Aug. 1838.
hua', b. 3 Mar. 1796, Falmouth ;m. 22 Feb. 1820, Emily  , b. 2
Aug. 1799.
Children :
9847. 1. Robert-Adams', b. 29 Jan. 1821.
9848. 2. David-Noyes', b. 6 Oct 1834; d. 11 June, 1841, at sea, three days
from Havana; was buried at sea.
9849. 3. Emma-Ann-Turner', b. 30 Apr. 1838; d. 30 June, 1863, and was in
terred at Falmouth.
9850. 4. Harriet-Ellen', b. 35 Nov. 1833; married, December, 1855, David
Looke, of Addison, Jle,, s. of David, of A.
9851. 5. JIargaret-Jane", b. 14 Aug. 1835; in, 5 Sept. 1853, Walter- W. Looke,
whose parents resided in Addison. Sea captain.
Children :
g852. 1. Eusena- Emily', b. 9 Aug. 1854.
9853. 2. Charles- Willard', b. 6 Jlar. 1859.
g8g4. 3. Bichard- Anderson', b. 17 July, 1864.
9855. 6. Charles-Leon', b. 8 June, 1838; m. 17 Feb. 1867, Helen Bucknam, of
Falmouth.
9856. 7. ElUs-Jliltimore', b. 3 Apr. 1846.
9857. 4. Mary-Ann', b. 7 Nov. 1798, Falmouth; m 37 Oct. 1818, Capt. George
Turner, b. 7 Sept. 1796; d. 9 Sept 1848. He was a large real estate

9838,

9840.

9841.

9842

9843.
9844.
3.
9845.
4,
9846
3. Jos
832 Descendants of Mary'' ( Winslow ) \_MerriU~\ Pote.

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and ship owner. Res. Falmouth, and, after marriage, in AVestbrook and
Cape Elizabeth, Jle.
Children :
9858. 1. George- Wm'., b. 10 Jlay, 1831; m. 11 Jan, 1843, Bliza-K, Springer,
whose parents resided in Portland, Jle. She died 14 Oct, 1855,
Children :
9859. 1, Mary-Elizabeth', b. 28 May, 1846; m. 2 Aug. 1866, Granville
Batchelder, whose parents were of Portland.
9860. 2, George', b, 15 June, 1848; d, 31 Jlar. 1849.
9861. 3. Alice', b. 30 Jan. 1850.
9863. 4. Josephine', b. 11 Jlar. 1853; d. 16 Dec. 1853.
9863. 5. Phil-F'., b, 24 June, 1853,
9864. 6, Edward', b. 3 Alay, 1855; d, July, 1855,
9865. 3, Emma', b. 31 Jlar, 1834; d, 30 Sept. 1835.
9866. 3. Joseph-Edward', b. 5 July, 1830; d. 9 Feb. 1801. He married, 20
Dec. 1848, Almira- .\. Dyer, whose parents resided in Portland.
Children :
9867. 1. George-L'., b. 23 Sept. 1849.
9868. 2. Frank-Dyer'', b. 0 Feb. 1853,
9809. 4. Henry-Merrill', b. 4 Jlar, 1838; in. 17 Apr, 1850, Alartha-EUen Hard
ing, of Portland.
Clhildren: 1. Charles-H'., b, 11 Apr. 1853.
3, Frederick- Adams' , b, 33 Apr, 1858; d, 31 Jnly, 1856,
Daughter', b. 33 Jlay, 1833; d. 34 Jlay, 1832,
Seward-JlerrilP, b. 24 Jlay, 1833; d. 31 Sept, 1833.
JIary-Hall', b. 34 Oct. 1839; d. 20 Sept. 1840.
Edward-Prbble', b. 15 Nov, 1805, Falmoutii, Jle, ; m. by Rev, Jlr,
Pomeroy, Gorham, Jle,, 13 Nov, 1832, to Jlary Strout, b. 24 Apr, 1806,
dau, of George and Comfort (Emery) of G, Farmer,
Children born in Falmouth :
9876. 1, Eliza', b. 38 Aug. 1833.
9877. 3. Georgo-Preble", b. 3 June, 1835.
9878. 3. Edward-Scotf , b. 13 Apr, 1839.
9879. 4, William-Pitf , b, 39 Nov. 1843.
9880, 5. JIary-Adelaide', b. 7 Jlay, 1847.
9881. 0. Joseph-Emery', b, 9 Jl.ar, 1850,
9883, ELEANOR', [9814] (Mary' (Winslow) Merrill, Nathan*, James'. JoV, Ke
nelm',) b. Jlay, 1759, Falmouth, Me.; m. Seward PORTER, b. April. 1753, Wey
mouth, JIass.
Children :
9883. 1. Joseph, b, 8 Apr, 1778, Falmouth; died in Freeport
0884. 3. S.wit'F.L, b. Apr. 1779, '• ; died in Portland.

9870.

9871.

9873.

5,

9873.

6,

9874.

7,

9875. I

i. Ed

2 John' Neal. 833
9885, 3. Joshua, b. 1 Nov. 1780 or "81, Freeport ; died in Westbrook.
9886. 4. Sarah, b. 19 July, 1782, " ; died in Camden.
9887, 5. Seward, b. .Inly, 1784, " ; died in Augusta.
9888, 6, JIary, [9896] b. 5 Apr, 1786, '' ; m, 13 Juno, 1808, Joel HalL
9889, 7. Elias, b, 17 June, 1787, " ; died in the West Indies.
9890, 8, William, b, 17 Sept, 1788, Falmouth; was consul to TripoU, Africa,
where he died,
9891, 9, Lt. Ebenezer, b, Jlay, 1790, Freeport; was lieutenant of the privateer
Dash, and lost at sea. [See 9987,]
9893, 10, Capt. John, b. 37 Nov, 1793, Freeport; was captain of the privatear
Dash, and lost at sea, [Soe also 9903 and 9987,]
9893. 11. Charles, b, 17 June or July, 1794, Freeport; died iu New York City,
9894. 13. Lt, Jeremi.ah, b, Feb. 1796, Freeport ; was lieutenant of the privateer
Dash, and lost at sea.
9895, 13, George, b, 3 July, 1797, " ; died in Savannah, Ga.
9896. MARY', [9888 {Eleanor' (Merrill) Porter, Mary' (Winslow) Merrill, Na
than*, James', JoV, Kenelm,) b. 5 Apr, 1786, Freeport; married, as second wife, 13
June, 1808, Joel HALL, b. 5 Dec, 1775, Falmouth, Me. ; d. May, 1851, Portiand,
Jlerchant, Portland, Me.
Children :
9897, 1. Eleanor', b. 33 Jan, 1809, Portland; married there, 13 Oct, 1838, John'
Weal [11397], b, 35 Aug, 1793, P,, s, of John and Rachel' (Hall) of P,
-• After some experience of commercial pursuits in Baltimore he ap
plied himself to legal studies and became a member ot the bar, but has
chiefly distinguished himself as a most voluminous contributor to letters
— novels, plays, poems, history, and critical reviews without number,
bearing witness to his indefatigable industry, versatile talent, and ease
and sprightliness of style, Commenciug authorship by a hydra-headed
critique, of sufficient magnitude 'to make a small book,' on tho works
of Lord Byron, published in The Portico, he soon acquired sufficient
courage to essay his first novel, which was given to the world in 1817,
entitled 'Keep Cool,' followed by 'The Battle ot Niagara, Goldau,
the JIaniac Harper, and other Poems,' by John O'Cataract, 1818; 2d
edition published under the name ot the author, 1819. 3. 'Otho'; a
tr.agedy, 1818. 4. ' Index to Niles' Register,' 1818. 5. ' History of the
American Revolution,' by Paul Allen, 1821. Jlr, Neal wrote the por
tion (about one fourth of the whole) of this book, beginning with the
* Declaration ot Independence and ending with the flrst volume, Dr,
Watkins was his colleague. 6, ' Our Ephraim ' ; a play, 7. ' Logan ' ; a
novel, 1831; repub, in London, 8, 'Seventy-Six'; a novel, 1833, written
in twenty-seven days ; republished in London, 3 vols. 9. ' Randolph ' ; a
novel, 1833, written in thirty-six days; repub. iu London, 4 vols, 10.
'Errata, or The Works of AVill Adams' ; a novel, 1833, written in less
than thirty-nine days ; repub. in London, 4 vols. 11, 'Brother Jonathan';
written during the author's visit to England, 1835-37, and pub. in Lon
don 3 vols. 13. 'Rachel Dyer,' 1823. This is a story on the subject of
20

834 John Neal.

K

Salem witchcraft. 13. ' Authorship, by a New-Englander over the Sea,'
1830. 14, 'TheDown-Easters' ; a novel, 1831. 15. 'Ruth Elder' ; a
novel, 16. ' One Word more, intended for the Reasoning and Thought
ful UnbeUevers', Boston, 1854, 13mo. On Jlr. Neal's return to Pori;land
from his European tour in 1837, he commenced the publication of Th«
Yankee, a weekly miscellany. In a short time he tansferrred his peri
odical, and himself with it, to Boston. At the end of a year it was
merged in the New England Galaxy, and Mr. Neal retired to Portiand.
In the foUowing letter he says : ' I have been a contributor to journals,
papers, and magazines at home and abroad for thirty-six years, among
which are The Portico,. Journal of the Times and Telegraph, Analectic
Magazine, North American Beview, N. Y. Courier and Enquirer, N. Y.
Mirror, Brother Jonathan, Ladies'' Companion, New England Galaxy, most
of the annuals, Blackwood, The Western Beview, Colburn's New Monthly,
The European, British and Foreign, Sartain's and Graham's Magazines,
and many others not now recollected. I have wholly edited The Tele
graph, of Baltimore, and the Brother Jonathan, of New York, and helped
edit many others long enough to have them sink or stop. It would be
quite impossible for me to remeraber all I liave written, even where
I have no reason to be ashamed of it, having pubUshed what would
amount, I should think, to a hundred octavo volumes at least, on subjects
far too numerous to mention.' " — Allibone's Dictionary.
"Physically, Mr. Neal was a splendid specimen of a man, of
vigorous frame and familiar with manly exercises. He was the first to
establish a gymnasium in this country, opening one in Portland soon
after his return from Europe, and throughout his life he encouraged
the practice of fencing and sparring. He was essentially an athlete, and
was proud of Ills brawn and sinew.
"As a promoter of art, and of all liberal studies, he has left a broad
mark on the history of Portland. He was a man of varied, if not accu"
rate information, and was enthusiastic in the promotion of everything
tending to the general culture of the people. He had mastered many
subjects of study, spoke several languages, and was always ready to
discourse on any or all subjects. He was quick to encourage talent in
the young, and tc recognize the merits of others. At a time when art
was little appreciated in this country he was always ready to patronize
and encourage young artists, and many who have since achieved tamo as
painters or sculptors, owe their first word of encouragement to him. He
was a swift critic, frank and confident in the expression of his opinion^
but generous in his recognition of merit, wherever found.
"As a man, he had many noble and some contradictory qualities.
Like all positive men, he made warm friends and bitter enemies. He
was honest, generous, warm-hearted, but quick, irascible, and sometimes
passionate. His leading trait was impulsiveness, which occasionally led
him into hasty words and acts, but this was balanced by the manliness
and rare courage, which led him freely to own his mistakes. Another

^ John Neal. 835
characteristic trait was his frankness. He was an out-spoken, forth-put
ting man, who never withheld a word or a blow from any consideration
of policy or expediency; what he thought he said, and said it heartily
because he thought it was right. He had also a generous enthusiasm
which led him to espouse the cause of the down-trodden and the op
pressed. Every one of any pretentions who ever came to Portland seek
ing sympathy and aid, found a warm friend in John Neal. His trustful
ness was sometimes imposed upon by adventurers, but he always stuck
to his proteges to the last. He was probably the first man in this coun
try to advocate woman-suffrage, having declared in favor of giving the
ballot to women in a 4th of July oration delivered in Portland as early
as 1838. "His last years were quiet and uneventful. Surrounded by his
friends, crowned with honors, in the assured hope of a better hereafter,
he peacefully sank to rest, on the 30tli of June, 1876, at the ripe age of
nearly eighty-three years." — Maine Genealogist and Biographer.
" On the 30th of June, [1870] this well-known author'diod, after a
long and exlceedingly busy life. . . . His parents were members
of the Society of Friends; but at the age of twenty-five he received a
formal dismissal, finding his tastes incompatible with a continued rela
tion to that society. At an early age he engaged as a shop-boy, but ever
energetic in self-instruction, we find him, at the age of twenty-one,
teaching penmanship and drawing. Next be is interested in tbe dry-
goods trade succesively in Boston, New York, and Baltimore. In the
latter place he formed a partnership with John Pierpont; but a very
brief career, which terminated in the failure of this partnership enter
prise, satisfied Neal of bis unfitness for commercial life. He concluded
to try the law. W'hile reading the customary treatises he also studied
foreign languages and contributed to periodical literature,
"He was admitted to practice before the Maryland-Bar in 1819.
Literary avocations occupied a great part of his time, however, until a
trip to England, in 1834, where he contributed articles to various peri
odicals, and became acquainted with the celebrated Jeremy Bentham,
who invited bim to take up his residence at his house.
"In 1827 he returned to America and settled in Portland, Avhere
he employed himself in practicing the law, writing, and lecturing. He
was also a very earnest ad\ocate of physical exercises, and excelled as a
gymnast and fencer.
" Besides his numerous contributions to periodical literature, he is
the author of several independent works, among which are ' Brother
Jonathan,' 'Rachel Dyre,' 'Bentham's Morals and Legislation,' 'True
Womanhood,' 'Wandering Recollections of a Somewhat Busy Life,'
'Portland Illustrated.'
"Many of our readers will remember his sprightly sketches con
tributed from time to time to the Phrenological Journal. He always en
tertained a warm regard for the journal, and was himself well versed in
the doctrines of the science. " — Fowler's Phrenological Joumal.

836 Descendants of Man^y {Porter) TLall. ^
President of Portiand Institute, Railroad Director and Treasurer,
Res. Boston, New York, Baltimore, Md., Paris, London, and
83 State Street, Portland, Me.
Children:
9898. 1. Jlary', b. 23 Dec. 1839, Portland; m. 30 June, 1853, Robert-H. Sher-
wood, of New York.
Children:
9899. 1. Eleanor-Neal", b. 9 April, 1853, Portiand.
9900. 2. Laura", b, 1 Feb, 1856, New York City.
9901. 3. Margaret- Neal", b, 39 Aug, 1857, New York City.
9902. 2. James', b. 6 Jan. 1831; d. 26 Aug. 1856, Grenada, Nicaraugua.
9903. 3. Jlargaret-Bleanor', b. 11 June, 1834.
9904. 4. Eleanor", b. 17 Oct 1844; d. 17 Sept 1845, Portland.
9905. 5. .Tohn-Pieiponf, b. 38 Nov. 1847.
9906. 2. JIahgarette-Annb', b. 5 Dec, 1810, Portland, Me, ; married there 14
Mar. 1833, Robert-Southgate Boyd, of P., b. 34 Oct. 1804, P,, s, of Jo
seph Coffin and Isabella (Southgate) of P. Merchant. Res. Portland, Me.
Children :
9907. 1. Joel-HaU', b. 9 Dec, 1836, Portland; m. 13 Feb. 1863, Mary-C. Whit-
' more.
9908. 2. Samuel-Stillman', b. 16 May, 1838, Portiand; m. 6 Oct, 1864, Harriet-
Eliza Churchill, Lawyer.. Res, 1873, St. Louis, Mo.
9909. 3. Robert-Southgate', b, 11 Dec. 1843, Portiand; m. 39 Sept 1869,
EUzabeth-F. Wilson. Merchant Res, 1873, St. Louis, Mo.
9610. 4. William-Edward', b. 4 .Tune, 1844, Portiand; d, 1 June, 1845.
9911. 3. William-Edwakd', b. 1 Feb. 1834, Portland; d. 39 Jan, 1865. He mar
ried 30 Sept 1855, Jane-L. Gertz, of P., who died 13 Dec, 1859.
Children :
9913. 1. Margaret-Boyd', b. 32 Sept 1856,
9912. 2. Eleanor-Neal', b. 19 Oct. 1859; d. 15 Dec. 1868,
9914. ELIAS', [9815] (ilfary' ( Fmafow) Merrill, Nathan*, James', Job', Kendm',)
married [int, pub. 11 Mar, 1784, Falmouth, Me., Portland Bee.] EUzabeth FuUerton.
Elias MerrUl died 1823, aged 65, Portland Bee.
Children :
9915. William-T., died unmarried, aged 28.
9916. Henry, married  Deering.
9817. Nathaniel, died in infancy.
9918. Mary-Ann, marriod Samuel Chadwick.
9919. Charles, died in infancy.
9930. Eben, died unmarried, aged 34.
9931. Harriet, married Henry Barbour.
9932. Elias, married Emma-A. Hobbs.

K Merrrill, Noyes, Higgins, Dillingham. 837
9923. CHARITY', [9816] (Mary' (Winslow) Merrill, Nathan*, James', JoV, Ke
nelm',) married Josiah NOYES.
Children, all of whom are deceased:
9934. JIbhitablb. ' ¦
9935. Sybil.
9936. Nathan.
9927. SALOJIE', [9817] (Mary' (Winslow) Merrill, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Ke
nelm'.) married James MERRILL.

Child

1 ren :

0938.

Z.ACHARIAH.

9939.

JIary.

9930.

Charity.

9931.

Asenath.

9933.

Dorcas.

9933.

Leonard.

9934.

Franklin.

9935. HEZEKIAH', [9818] (Mary' (Winslow) Merrill, Nathan*, James*, JoV,
Kenelm',) h. 33 Feb. 1768, Falmouth, Jle.; m. Freeport, in 1790, Chaiity or Char
lotte Pote, born in 1773, Falmouth, d : of Capt. Greenfield and Jane (Grant). Ship
carpenter. Freepoi't, Me.
Children :
9936. 1. Sophia, b. 19 Jan. 1793, Freeport, Me. ; d. Mar. 1867, West Bath, Jte.,
and was buried there. She married, in 1819, Thomas Higgins, whose
parents resided in West Bath. They had two daughters and three sons.
9937. 2. Greenfield, b. 36 Aug. 1794, Freeport, Jle. ; m. 1819, Clarissa Cum
mings, of F., who died in 1837. He married 3d, in 1840, Eliza Curtis.
Had five children. Res. Freeport, Mass.
9938. 3. Josiah, b. 9 Dec. 1797, Freeport, Me. ; died there, in 1798.
9939. 4. Samuel, b. 1 Jan. 1800, " ; died in 1837, and was buried at
Omoa, Bay of Honduras.
9940. 5. JosiAH-W., [9941] b. 3 June, 1811, Freeport, Me. ; married, in 1836,
Catharine-A. Litchfield.
9941. JOSIAH-W'., [9940] Hezekiah*, Mary* (Wiiulow)'Xerxill, Nathan*, James*,
Job', Kenelm',) b. 3 June, 1811, Freeport, Me. ; married, in 1836, Catbarine-A. Litch
field, of F. Wolfs Neck, Freeport, Me.
Children, all of whom were residing in Freeport, Me., 1872:
9942. JosiAH-P.
9943. Henry.
9944. WiLLiAM-G.
9945. Sophia, married Frederick DiUingham.
9946. Sarah.

838 Descendants of Nathan* Winslow. ^
9947. DORCAS', [9819] (Mary* (Winslow) MerriU, Natlian*, James*, JoV, Ke
ndm') died about 1847, Freeport, Me, ; married Capt. William POTE, born in F., s.
ot Capt. Greenfield (her mother's second husband) and, probably, Jane (Grant) of
Falmouth. He died in Freeport. Sea-captain. Freepwt, Me.
Children :
9948. 1. Jane', b. 34 Dec, 1791, Freeport; died there in 1867; man-ied Charles
Rogers, whd is now deceased.
Children :
9949. Robert', res. in South Carolina.
9950. William-P'., was a sea-captain. Ees, Freeport, Me.
9951. Charles', res. in Illinois.
9953. Samuel', "
9953. Edwin', res, in Washington Territory.
9954. Ellen', res. in South Carolina.
9955. JIary-Ann', married  Rice. Res. Pownal, Me.
9956. 2. Daughter', died in infancy.
9957. 3. Mary-Ann', b, 30 June, 1793, Freeport; died, in 1865, Danville, Me.;
married Hugh Nevins.
Children:
9958. Capt. Blias-M". Res. 1872, Auburn, Me.
9959. Frederic'.
9960. Elmira', married Thomas-J. Freeman. Res. 1871, West Auburn, Me.
9961. JIary-Ann', married  Freeman.
9962. 4. Robert', b. 8 Feb. 1795, Freeport ; is deceased ; sailed in the Dash. [See
9893,]
9963. 5. Joanna', b. 37 June, 1796, Freeport; died in infancy.
9964. 6. JIiriam', b. 4 Apr. 1798, " "
9965. 7. Eliza', b. 11 July, 1801, Freeport; married there, 9 Apr, 1836, Benjamin
Lufkin, b. 28 July, 1800, F., s, of Samuel and Experience (Riggs) of
Gloucester, JIass. He died 9 or 15 Jlar, 1873, Freeport Farmer.
Res. 1871, Freeport, Cumbei-land Co., Me.
Children :
9966. 1. AVilliam', b. 30 Jlar, 1837, Freeport; married  , and res. 1873, in
Iowa.
9967 3. Alberf, b. 7 Jan. 1831, F. ; m. Lynn Grove, Jasper Co., Iowa, 9 Oct
1855, Catherine Griffin, dau, of Gresham-R, and Miranda (Winslow)
of Freeport and Yarmouth, Jle. Res. 1873, Newton, Jasper Co., Iowa.
Children :
9968. 1. Mary', b. 31 Jan. 1858, Lynn Grove, Iowa.
9969. 3. Arthur', b. 18 Dec. 1863, Newton, "
9970. 3. Herman", b. 1 Aug. 1871, " "
9971. 3. Aaron', b. 36 Nov. 1834, Freeport; was drowned in Casco Bay Jle
13 June, 1853. ' "'

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Thompson, Kennard, Choate, Kendall, Seavey, King. 839

9972. 8. WiLLi.iM', b. 27 July, 1803, Freeport; died at sea; married Eleanor Ken
dall who is deceased.
9973. 9. Dorcas', b. 11 June, 1805, Freeport. Res. Portland, Me.
9974. 10. Eleanor', b. 31 July, 1807, " ; d. 23 Oct 1871, Windham, Me.,
andwas buried in Raymond, Me. She married Joshua Thompson, born
in Po-n-ual, Me., s. of Edward and Sophia (Pote) of F. He diedin 1849,
Raymond, Cumberland Co., Jle. School-teacher at the South, and mer
chant. She married 2d, Raymond, Timothy Kennard. Farmer.
Res. 1872, East Windham, Me.
Children by first marriage:
9975. Arthur', born in Raymond.
9976. Sophia-Pote', b. Nov. 1844, R. ; married Isaac-Bassett Choate.
9977. Edward-William', b. Oct. 1846, R. Res. 1872, Lowell, Mass.
9978. 11. JoANN.\', b. 15 Dec. 1808, Freeport. Res. 1871, Freeport, Me.
9970. 13. Sophia', b. 39 Sept 1811, " ; was married by Rev. Zenas Thomp
son, at F,, 7 Apr. 1836, to Horatio-Gates Kendall, born in 1801, at F,,
s, of Robert-Rogers and Margaret (Rogers). He died 18 Sept. 1838,
Monroe, Jlich. Colonel of Militia. Merchant She married 3d, Free-
port, Capt, Samuel-Allen Dennison,' b. 3 Jan. 1813, F., s. of Joseph
and Dorcas (Lufkin) of P. He diedin 1850, Valparaiso, S.A. Sea-
captain. Res. Portland, Me.
Children:
9980. 1. Horatio-Pote', bom in 1837, Monroe, Jlich.
9981. 2. Juliet-JIargaref , b. 13 Jlay, 1838, " ; m. Portiand, Jle,, Jlar.
1864, Henry- JIalcolm' Seavey [9996], b. 3 Sept. 1840, at P., s. of
Blizur-Deming and Sybil' (Chamberlin) of Chicago, III. Pork-pack
ing and shipping, s.p. Res. 1873, Chicago, III.
9982. 3. Harriet- AUen', b. 11 Apr. 1845, Freeport
9983. 4. Eliza-Lufkin', b. 11 Dec. 1846, " ; m, 36 June, 1873, Isaac-
Garrison-Mullenneaux King. Res, 1873, Brooklyn, L.I.
9984. 5. Sophia-Pote', b. 5 Oct 1848, Freeport; d. 1 Nov. 1871, Portland,
Me., and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Deering, Jle.
9985. SYBIL', [9831] (Mary* (Winslow) TILexrill, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kendm',)
b. 21 Feb. 1779, Falmouth; d. 13 Jan. 1841, Scarboro, Me, She married in Free-
port, Aug, 1794, Abia CHAMBERLIN, b. 3. Nov. 1768, Pembroke, JIass., s. of
Nathaniel and Eleanor (Whitman). He died 22 Nov. 1856, Cape Elizabeth, and
was buried at Scarboro. Blacksmith.
Children:
9986. 1. Joshua', b. July, 1795, Freeport. He sailed in the schooner Begulator,
1817, and was never heard from afterward.
9987. 2. Earl', bom in 1797, F. ; is deceased; sailed in the Dash, Dec. 1814. [See
9891, 9892, 9894, and 9962.]
9988. 3. Nathaniel', b. 27 Dec. 1798, F. ; d. 4 Apr. 1859, Scarboro, Me.

840 Descendants of Nathan* Winslow. K.
9989. 4. JIary', boru in F. ; died aged one year.
9990. 5. Charles', " " " "
9991. 6. Mary', b. 8 Jan. 1804, Limington, Jle. ; married  Nickerson.
Res. 1871, Portland, Me.
9993. 7. Charles', born in Limington; died aged 11 months.
9993. 8. Cyrus', b. July, 1807, L. ; died Feb. 1846, Scarboro.
9994. 9. Ellen-Porter', b. 7 Jlar. 1809, L. ; married Judge Samuel Tappan, b. 19
Nov. 1801, Saco, York Co., Jle; d. 8 Fob. 1868, Lyndonville, N.Y.
He was a cousin of Lewis Tappan, of Brooklyn, N.Y. He was an offi
cer in the war of 1813; county judge and "ex gratia" counsellor-at-
law; occasionally furnished articles in prose and verse for the press!
was a ruling elder of the Presbyterian church, and a liberal supporter of
the gospel, s.p. She res. 1871, Lyndonville, N.Y.
9995. 10. Sybil', b. July, 1811, Albany, N.Y. ; m. Scarboro, Cumberiand Co., Jle.,
37 Oct 1839, Elizur-Deming Seavey, b. 13 Oct 1816, S., s. of EU and
Sally (Harmon) of S. Hardware merchant. Res. 1872, Chicago, III.
Children born in Portland, Jle, :
999-3. 1. Henry-Malcolm', b. 3 Sept, 1840; m, inPortiand, Mar. 1864, JuUet-
Jlargaref Kendall [9981], b, 13 May, 1838, Jlonroe, Jlich., dau, of
Horatio-Gates and Sophia' (Pote) of M. Pork-packing and shipping.
s.p. Res, 1873, Chicago, Ml.
9997. 2. Edwin-Forresf , b. 19 Apr, 1846 ; married  . He enUsted in 73d
Regt. 111. Vols., under General Thomas ; served three years as private.
Child:
9993. Edith-Forrest', b. 18 Apr. 1868, Chicago.
9999. 3. William-Chamberlin', b. 19 Jlay, 1856.
10000. 11. Joseph', b. 8 Jlay, 1813, Scarboro. Res. 1871. Ocean House, Cape Elimbeth, Me.
10001. 13. Capt. William, b. 14 April, 1815, Scarboro, He was a sea-captain,
and, on a passage from Hong Kong, was killed by the falling of the
boom, 31 Aug, 1856; was interred at Portland, Jle.
10003. 13. Abia', b. 9 Feb. 1817, Scarboro. Res, 1871, Portland, Me.
10903. 14. Earl', b. 37 Apr, 1818, 8, ; d. 1831, S.
10004. 15. JIerrill', b. 1830, S. ; died aged 3 months, at S.
10005. 16. .Toshua', b, 31 Jlay, 1831, S. ; was living in 1871,
10006. 17. Eliza-Ann', b, 14 Sept. 1835, S, ; married there, 16 Nov. 1847, WiUiam-
Tappan Jones, b. 18 Apr, 1818, Portsmouth, N.H., s, of John and
Nancy (Trepethen) of P. Teacher. Res. Scarboro and Portland, Me,
1873, Peak's Island, Portland Harbor, Me.
Children born in Portland :
10007. 1, EUen-Tappan', b, 16 May, 1849; m. Peak's Island, Jle,, 5 Dcc.
1871, Christopher Way.
10008. 3. James-B'., b, 9 Aug, 1850,
10009. 3. Winthrop-Stanwood', b, 31 Feb, 1853; d. 29 Apr. 1858.

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10010. 4. Almira- Welch", b. 21 Jlar. 1854; d. 21 May, 1858.
10011. 5. J Annie- JIargaret', b. 23 Aug. 1856; d. 30 Apr. 1858.
10012. 6, I Lucy-Knowlton', b, 23 Aug, 1856; d. 13 Sept 1856.
10013. 7, Winthrop-S',, b, 37 Sept. 1858.
10014. 8. Alice-B'., b. 13 Jau. 1801.
10015. 9. Herbert-A'., b. 37 Aug. 1863.
10016. EBENEZER', [3034] (Nathan*, James*, JoV, ir«n«W,) bom in Falmouth,
Jle. ; married Susan Kennard or Varney, of Windham, Jle. Farmer. Res. Falmouth, Me.
Children:
10017. Nehemiah.
10018. DoRCAS, married Jedediah Allen, of Lemington, Vt.
10019. Anna.
10020. Joshua, married  Pinkham, of Litchfield.
10021. Lois, married Jacob Marston, of Windham.
[There were other chilOren whose names we have not ascertained.]
10023. NATHAN', [3035] (Nathan*, James', Job', Kendm',) b. 1 Apr. 1743, Fal
mouth, Jle.*; d. 7 Nov. 1836. He m. 35 Sept. 1764, Jane Crane, b. 13 Nov. 1743,
d, of Richard, who was killed by Indians, 30 Aug. 1747, and JIargaret (  ),who d,
13 April, 1763, Georgetown, aged 43. Mrs. Winslow d. 30 Mar. 1805. He married
3d, JIary Vinal. "Jlrs. JIary Winslow, widow of Nathan, late of Westboro [per
haps Westbrook, Jle.], d. 35 Feb. 1849, aged 89, Vassalboro, Me." — New England
Hist, and Gen. Beg., 1849, p. 396. Mechanic. Falmouth, Me.

Eleanor, b. 15 Aug. 1765; d. 31 Jan. 1846, Albion, Jle.; m. Stephen
Harper, whose parents were oi Westbrook, Me, They had several
daughters. Farmer. Res. Albion, and Westbrook, now Deering, Me.
Elijah, b. 36 Nov. 1767; died, unmarried, -May, 1791.
Richard, [10033] b. 6 Sept. 1769 ; d. 9 Aug, 1857 ; m, Jlary-Nash Grandy,
Jonathan, [10006] b. 31 May, 1771; d. 14 May, 1858: m, Mary Smith.
Charity, b. 7 Sept. 1773; d. 35 Aug. 1774.
Cu.^RiTY, b, 33 Jan. 1776; d. 33 Aug. 1776.
Fanny, [10131] b. 34 June, 1777; d. 30 Aug. 1835; m. John' Winslow
[13065].
Aaron, [10130] b. 38 Oct. 1779 ;d. 37 July, 1854: m, Sarah-Frye' Deane.
Hezekiah, b. 39 Jan, 1783; d. 16 Nov, 1849; married Annie or Nancy
Jones, b, 30 Apr, 1785, dau, of Capt. John, ot Westbrook. s.p.
Jane, [10163] b. 34 June, 1785 ; d. 35 Apr. 1830 ; m. Benjamin Boody.

Cbildr

10033.

1.

10034.

3.

1C035.

3,

10036.

4.

10037.

5.

10038.

6.

10039.

7.

10030.

8.

10031.

9.

10033.

10.

10033. RICHARD', [10025] (Nathan*, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kendm',) b. 6
Sept 1769, Falmouth, Me. ; d. 9 Aug. 1857, Cleveland, O.-; m. Camden, Camden Co.,
N.C, 16 Feb. 1813, Jlary-Nash Grandy, a native of that place, born June, 1788; d.
18 Oct 1858, Cleveland.
* M.aine until 1820 was a part of Massachusetts.

842 Richard^ Winslow. ^
We add the following biographical sketch :
"On the evening of Sunday, August 9th, 1857, died, at the ripe age of 88,
Richard Winslow, the father of tiie Winslow family that have filled so important a
place in the commercial aud shipping history of Cleveland. Jlr. W. was born in
Falmouth, Jle., Sept 6, 1769, being descended in a direct Une from Kenelm Wins
low, brother of Gov. Edward Winslow, who played so important a part in the early
history of Plymouth Colony. In 1813, Jlr. AVinslow removed to North Carolina,
where he lived, for many years, at Ocracoke, becoming largely interested in com
merce, both internal and marine. Soon after his removal to that State he married
Jliss Jlary-Nash Grandy, of Camdon, N.C, who became tbe mother of eleven chil
dren, of whom but four, N.C, H.J., R.K., and E.N., are now living, Jlrs.
AVinslow died in October, 1858, having survived her husband a little over one year.
In ] 830, he decided to leave North Carolina and try his fortune in the West. A
preliminary tour of observation brought him to Cleveland, then lively with business
and more lively still with expectancy ot business to come from the completion of tbe
canal, then in partial operation. Like many who preceded and more who followed
him, Jlr, Winslow was struck with the natural advantages Oi Cleveland, and con
cluded to try his fortune hore. The site of what is now known as the "AVinslow
AVarehouse," on the river, was owned by C JI. Giddings and Capt. Beldon, aud a
building was then in course of erection on it. Mr. Winslow purchased the property.
He had strong faith in the growth of the city, but others did not have it to the
same extent, and he was strongly urged not to attempt business so far down the river,
where they deemed it impossible for trade ever to reach him. Immediately on conclud
ing his purchase, he went to the eastern cities where he jiurchasod a large stock of
teas and groceries, which he sont with his son N.C. to Cleveland, in the autumn.
The stock arrived in December, and was at ouce opened on Superior Street, opposite
Union Lane. In the ensuing Jlay, Jlr. AVinslow followed with his family, purchased
a lot on the S.E. corner of the Public Square, and contracted with Levi Johnson for
tho erection of the house that was occupied by the AVinslow famHy until the death
ot Jlrs. Winslow. Unlike most of the early settlers in Cleveland, Jlr. AV. came with
capital to invest at once in business, and by prudent management and far-seeing eu-
terpi-iso that capital rapidly increasod. He soou became agent for a lino of vessels
betweeu Buffalo aud Cleveland, also lor a lino of canal-boats. The first step toward
his own interests, which subsequently assumed such proportions, was commenced by
building the brig Nmih Carolina. A few years later he was interested in building
the steamer Bunker Hill, of 456 tous burden, which, at that time, was considered a
very large size. To these were added, by himself and sons, so many other lake craft
that the family ranked among tho foremost, if not the very foremost ship-owners on
the chain of lakes, tbeir sail-vessels, propellers, und stoam-tugs being found every
whore on tho western lake waters. In 1854, Jlr, Winslow retirod from business,
leaving his interests to bo carried on by his sons, who inherited their father's busiuess
qualities. In bis retiromont, as in his active business life, ho enjoyed the friendship
of a very large social circle, to whom his frank, generous manners, warm attach
ments, and spotless honor commended bim. He was a favorable specimen of
the old-school gentleman, warm and im[)ulsive in his nature, quick to conceive
and prompt to act, cordial in his greeting, strong in his attachments, and cour
teous to all. His death was accelerated by au accident, which seriously injured a

K Richaj'd" and Nathan-Crane' ]\''inslow. 843
leg he had badly injured several years before. To the last he preserved his
faculties and his cheerfulness, and, but for the injuries he received, would probably
have lived many years longer. He was no politician, never sought office, but at
the same time felt a keen interest in public affairs, and did not neglect his duties or
privileges as a citizen. The three brothers in active conduct of the large interests
known^as the "Winslows," are distributed as follows: N.C. at Buffalo (during the
season of navigation), H. J. at New York, and R. K. at Cleveland ; all of whom
have been eminently successful." — Annual Obituaries, Crosby, 1857, p. 399.
"Jlr. Winslow attained an abundance of -wealth, well earned by his industry
and probity. He reared a large family to men's estate, aud saw them rank among
the respected and esteemed. He has gone to his grave without a foe, falling like a
shock of wheat fully ripe. While a void has been left in the business ranks and in
the social circle, the example of the man still lives, teaching a lesson in favor of in
tegrity and manliness, which will not lose its good effect so long as the name of
Richard Winslow is remembered." — Cleveland Herald. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cliildren:
10034, 1, NA'rHAN-CiiANE', b. 10 Dec. 1813, Camdeu, N.C, ; d. Wednesday, June
9, 1880, Ckveland, O, ; m, 9. Jan, 1839, Cleveland, JIary-Aun Clarke,
b. Sunday, Oct. 1, 1815, Unadilla Forks, N.Y., dau. of Dr. Welcome-
Arnold and JIary (Brown) of Cleveland, formerly of Whitestown, N.Y,
Jlr. AVinslow had suffered from a stroke of paralysis in May, 1879,
but the immediate cause of death was Bright's disease, from which be
had suffered during the ) revious two years.
At a meeting ot the Cleveland Board of Trade Jlr. R,-T. Lyon said :
'' It is my painful duty to announce to the Board the death ot Jlr. N.-C.
AVinslow. Hewas not a member of this Board, but has been long iden
tified with the growth of the city, his energy aud means contributing
greatly to its prosperity. I therefore beg leave to off6r the following
resolution: 'AVhkreas, This Board of Trade has heard with profound
regret of the death of Mr, N,-C, Winslow, who, although not a member
of our organization, has been so long identified with the business inter
ests of our city and the lakes as to be rightly considered one among us,
be it therefore, Besolved, That the sincere regret and sympathy of this
Board is with the family, relatives, and frieuds of the deceased, and as
a slight tribute of respect to his memory no session will be held on the
day of his funeral, Saturday, the 13th inst'" Seconded by Jlr. J.-R
Sprenkle, and unanimously adopted.
Jlr. Winslow removed with his family from North Carolina to Cleve
land in 1831, and became connected with his father in tho Lake trans
portation business, from which he retired in 1861, leaving entire control
ot the business to his sons. In 1863 he removed from Cleveland and es
tablished himself in Buffalo, the firm consisting of himself, his eldest
son, Henry-C, and his son-in-law, Mr, John-B, Williams, A few years
later he retired altogether from active business, and resided in New
York, he and his wife spending a portion of their time with their daugh
ter, Jlrs. Williams of Baltimore, Md.

844 Nathan- Crune' Winslow. K
Mr. Winslow had much of his father's ability, energy, and business
sagacity, and his career was uniformly successful. The details of the
extensive business, in which he was so long engaged, show his innate
capacity for large enterprises. He was a gentlemen of flue character,
with a clear and vigorous mind, cultivated tastes, a large amount of
general information, honorable, kind, and generous, and always the up
right Christian gentleman. His influence was felt in any community in
which he lived,
Mr. Winslow died at the house ot his venerable mother-in-law, Jlrs.
W.-A. Clarke, 659 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, O, His funeral was at
tended at Trinity P.B. Church at 3 p,m., Juno 13. The services were con
ducted by the rector, Rev. Dr. Brown, assisted by Rev. James-A. Bolles.
Sixteen pall bearers, nine of whom, elderly gentlemen, viz. : Hon. John-
AV. Allen, Hon. Henry-B. Payne, Col. Charles Whittlesey, Capt D.-P.
Nickerson, H.-JI. Younglove, Charlos Hickox, Asa Hall, R.-T. Lyon,
and James-F. Clarke, preceded the body. Eight young men, JI.-A.
Hanna, Thomas Walton, William Andrews, Col. O.-H. Payne, .T.-V.
Yates, J. R. Chadwick, George-C Tracy, and Frank-W.' Parsons, bore
the casket. A large number of relatives and friends of the deceased
were present, among them Mr. Cyrus Clarke of Buffalo, Capt. AV. Egan
of Chicago, and Mr. R.-P. Fitzgerald of Milwaukee.
At the church the coffin was adorned with beautiful decorations of
white flowers and evergreens. The impressive funeral services of the
Protestant Episcopal Church were solemnized. The rector spoke briefly
of the commercial standing of the departed, of his industry and Chris
tianity, and of the universal respect in whicb he was held by his fellow
men. The remains were interred in Lake View Cemetery, Cleveland.
The widow of Jlr. Winslow, Jlrs. Mary-Ann (Clarke) Winslow, sur
vived her husband but a few years. She spent much of her time after
his decease in traveling, mostly in Europe, where she spent the winter
ot 1883 and the spring of 1884, returning to America in June, and passing
the summer and autumn with her mother in Cleveland, who d. 5 Jan.
1885. After her mother's death Jlrs, W. returned with her daughter,
Mrs. Williams, to the home of the latter in Baltimore, and died there of
angina pectoris, 10 Mar. 1885.
Mrs. W. possessed a bright intellect, was noble and generous, and
through the added advantages of an excellent education, aud opportuni
ties afforded by extensive travels at home and abroad, was a deUghtful
companion, a most accomplished woman. — [See Appendix.]
Mr. Winslow had resided at Ocracoke, N.C, Cleveland, O., New
York City, aud Buffalo, N.Y.
Cliildren born iu Cleveland, O. i
10035. 1. Caroline-Susan', b. 33 Sept 1839; m. in Cleveland, O., 15 Nov.
1859, Jolin-Butler Williams of Baltimore. JId,, b. 35 Dec. 1837,
Charleston, S.C, s. of John aud Harriot (Butler) ot B, Mr, AVilUams

Williams.

845

10037. 10038.

2. 3.

10039. 10040. 10040*

4. 5. 6.

represents a southern family who have been representative citizens
of Baltimore for many years, but were originally from North Caro
lina. In 1870 or '71 he was director of the Corn and Flour Ex.
change of B. ; also a member of the National Board of Trade of the
United States. Mr. W. is a business man. 'In 1877 was a commis
sion merchant. Res. 1887, Baltimore, Md.
Children :
10036. 1. Nathan- Winslow', b. 26 Aug. 1860, Cleveland, O. 1887^ lawyer,
practicing before the bar.
John', b. 9 Nov. 1861, Buffalo, N.Y. ; is engaged in business.
Henry- Winsloio', b. 6 Oct 1864, Buffalo. 1887, a lawyer prac
ticing at the bar.
Harriet- Butler", b. 11 June, 1866, Buffalo.
Bichard- Gordon', b, 9 Nov, 1870, Baltimore, Md.
Mary-Clarke', b. 15 Feb. 1879, B. ; d. of scariet fever, 12 Feb.
1880.
10040" 7. Kate- Winslow', b. 2 Apr. 1881, B. ; d. of scarlet fever, 6 Jan.
1884.
10041. 2. Henry-Clarke', b. 23 Dec. 1840; d. 14 Dec. 1876, Buffalo, N.Y. ;
married in B., 8 Dec. 1863, Josephine Woodruff, b. 6 Aug. 1844,
Dansville, Livingston Co., N.Y., dau. of Lauren-Curran and Kate
(Bradner) of B. We add the following in relation to his death :
It is with sincere sorrow that we learn of the death of Mr.
Henry C. Winslow, one of the most esteemed, beloved, and worthy
of the young men of Buffalo. The sad event was not unexpected.
For some time Jlr. Winslow had been afflicted with chronic dis
orders of a complicated character, and for which he made a ti-ip to
Europe a little over a year since. For the past few months he had
been a frequent sufferer, and his constitution was in bad condition
to endure the attack of scarlet fever which seized him a few weeks
ago. Since then his condition has been one that caused the gra
vest ap|)rehension to his physicians and his friends. When, there
fore, the announceriient was made, "Ho is dead, "though it brought
tears to the eyes of those who knew and loved him, it did not find
them unprepared for the sad event.
It is not too much to say that there was not a young man in Buf
falo more respected and loved by those who knew him than Hen
ry Winslow. He had no enemies, and his friends were without
number. He made no effort to win popularity — was modest, re
tiring, and prone to minding his own business. But his noble quali-
• ties of head and heart were so marked that a knowledge of his
character and disposition secured for him the esteem and affection
of all with whom he was breught in contact. By instinct, upon
principle, and in conduct, he was always a thorough gentleman.
He was a loyal friend, a most affectionate son, a fond and exem
plary husband, and was devoted to his beautiful children. It is

846 Henry-Clark^ Winslow. S
but a few months since two were taken from that little flock.
Their grief-stricken fatiier hardly realized that he would follow so
soon. He leaves a wife and five children. Death has made sad
havoc in this affectionate and interesting family.
F,or several years he had been engaged in business in Buffalo,
and was connected with a house composed of, probably, the wealth
iest vessel-owners on the lakes. In his mercantile transactions, as
in his family and in society, Henry Winslow adhered to a policy
which secured for him universal respect, esteem, and affection. At
the time of his death he was a member of the Vestry of Trinity
Church. A meeting of tbe Board of Trade was held at 11 o'clock
this morning, S. S. Gutbrie, Esq., occupying the chair, at tho re
quest of the President.
Jlr. Guthrie announced the death of Mr. H. C Winslow, and
asked what action the Board would take.
Jlr. Frank W. Fiske moved that a committee of flve be qj-
pointed to report to-morrow morning, at 11 o'clock, appropriate
resolutions. Carried.
The Chair appointed as such committee, Jlessrs. Frank AV.
Fiske, William .Jleadows, Charles W. Gibson, James R. Smith,
aud Stephen C. Clarke.
The Board then adjourned. Commercial Advertiser, Dec. 14, 1876,
"The funeral ceremonies were conducted by Rev, Dr. L,
Van Bokkelen, rector of Trinity Church, and Rt. Rev. A. C
Coxe, D.D., Bishop of the Diocese,
After reading a portion of the services and a prayer. Dr. Van
Bokkelen said it became him, as rector of the church to which the
dear departed had belonged; to add his tribute to those already
offered in the series of resolutions previously prepared and made
public. It was with feelings of the deepest sorrow and regret that
he, in common with those present, no less than others, contemplat
ed the untimely end of him for whom they gathered to do the last
earthly honor. His duty here below was completed both to his
neighbor and himself, and there could be none who would say that it
was not well done. The speaker did not propose to speak at any
length; words would fall far short iu the present emergency to
convey the sorrow and the agony of the bereaved ones and their
sympathizers. Finally, let all make it a bounden duty to prepare
themselves as fully to moot the dread summons as had he who
had been called to the great hereafter. '
The concluding services and prayer were pronounced by the
Bishop. The following gentlemen comprised the pall-bearers : Dr. Wal
ter Cary, William Levering, O. G. Steele, Jr., JI. II. Hanna,

10042.

1004.3.

10044.

10045.

10046.
10047.
10047*.
10048.
3.
10049.
4,
Descendants of Henry-Clark' Winslow. 847
Bronson C Rumsey, Frank W. Fiske, Stephen C. Clarke, J. W.
Yates. Messrs. Hanna and Yates, friends of the deceased, are
from Cleveland, whence they were summoned to perform this last
sad office for the departed.
The remains of the deceased were deposited temporarily in the
vault of the Delaware .\venue Jl.B, Church.
At a meeting of the Vestry of Trinity Church, the rector, Rev,
Dr. Van Bokkelen, in appropriate terms announced the death of
Henry C. Winslow, Esq,, a member of the Vestry, who, after a
brief illness, had been called from the work of earth to the rest of
Paradise. The following resolutions -n-ere then adopted :
Besolved, That this Vestry has he.ard with deep sorrow that
death has removed from his work on earth their friend and associ
ate, Henry C. Winslow, who for nearly three years has been active
and efficient in his efforts as a vestryman to advance the interests
of Trinity Church.
Besolved, That we extend to his afflicted family and relatives
our sympathy, with the assurance that we recognize the weight of
their bereavement in losing a loving husband and father, a devot
ed, worthy son, an affectionate brother and friend.
Besolved, That a copy of these resolutions, signed by the rector
and church wardens, be sent to the family of our deceased friend,
and that they be recorded in the minutes of the Vestry."
Res. Buff'alo, N. Y.
Children bom in Buffalo:
1. Kate-Woodruff', b. 19 Feb. 1864.
2. Nathan-Howard', b, 16 Sept. 1866.
3. Mary-Clarke', b. 26 July, 1868; d. 11 June, 1876, Buffalo.
4. Josephine-Woodruff', b. 33 Apr. 1870.
5. Fanny-Hammond', b. 4 Apr. 1873.
6. Lauren-Woodruff', b. 33 May, 1874; d. 30 Apr. 1876, Buffalo.
7. Caroline- Grandy', b. Feb. 1876.
George-Richard', b. Jan. 1843; d. July, 1843, Cleveland.
William-Gaston", b. 14 Apr. 1845; m. at Westminster Church,
Brooklyn, L,I., 30 Apr. 1868, JIary-Ida Stone, b. 14 May, 1847,
New York City, dau, of Henry and Mary-Louise (Heath) of Brooklyn.
Jlr. AVinslow was educated in the public and private schools of
Cleveland, at Burlington College, N.J., and at Prof. Overhiser's
Classical School in Brooklyn. In July, 1863, he was sent to Europe
to complete his education; was at Chateau de Lancey, near Geneva,
and at Vevay about twenty months. lie then went to Dresden,
Berlin, and Wiesbaden, remaining in those places until November,
1867, In Oct, 1873 he returned to Europe and traveled in England,
France, Spain, and Italy; was in Paris at the time of the deatli ol
Kenelm' AVinslow [6936] in that city. Mr, W, was a ship-ownei
until the winter of 1885-86, when he disjiosed of all his Lake prop-
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Descendants of Richard' Winslow.

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erty (steam and rail), retired from active business, and settled with
his family, Apr. 1886, at Bay Ridge, N.Y.
Res. 1887, Bay Bidgt, L.L, N.Y.
Children :
10050. 1. Helen-Brightie' , b. 11 Jlay, 1870, Brooklyn, L.L
10051. 2. Pauline- Marechal', b. 1 July, 1872, Buffalo, N.Y.
10052. 3. Mary-Louise', b. 36 Jan, 1875, B.
10053* 4. Henry-Clarke', b. 27 June, 1877. B-
10052" 5, William- Gaston', Jr., b. 34 Sept 1883, B.
10053. 2. Richard-Grandy', b, 23 Sept 1814, Camden, N.C; died unmarried,
30 May, 1854, Cleveland.
10054. 3. Hezbkiah-Jones', b, 8 Dec, 1815, Camden; was married by Rev. Jlr.
Canfleld, at Cleveland, 8 Apr, 1846, to Helen-Jlar Clarke, born Friday,
2 Sept 1835, at Whitesboro, N. Y., fourth dau. of Dr. Welcome-Arnold
and Mary (Brown) of Whitestown, N.Y, afterward of Cleveland, O.,
and sister of the wives of Nathan-Crane' [10034] and Rufus-King'
[10057]. Res. New York City, and Cleveland, O. 1877, Portland, Me.

10055.

10056.

10057.

10058.
10059.10060.
10061. 10063.10063, 10064.10065.

Children: 1. Richard', b. 17 Oct. 1848, Chicago, IU. ; gi-aduated at Heidelberg
University, and has resided ten years in Europe, -R-here he is now
traveling, 1877.
2. Helen-Brigbty', b. 26 Sept. 1850, Chicago; d. 15 Dec. 1867. The
following obituary notice appeared at the time of her death: " In
Paris, France, on Sunday, Dec. 15, of typhus fever, Helen-Brig'nty,
se. seventeen years, only daughter of H-J, aud Helen-M, Winslow,
formerly of Cleveland, Ohio, now residents of this city."
4. Rufus-King', b. 15 Sept, 1817, Ocracoke, N.C; m. by Dr. Patter
son, Chicago, III., 2 June, 1852, to Lucy-Brown Clarke, born Tuesday,
13 June, 1830, Leonardsville, N.Y,, third dau. of Dr. Welcome-Arnold
and JIary (Brown), and sister of the wives of Nathan-Crane' [10U34]
and Hezekiah- J ones' [10054]. Ship-owner; also extensive owner of
real estate. Res. 1878, 358 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Child ; Annie-Clarke', b. Easter Sunday, 8 Apr. 1855, Cleveland.
5, IIk.nuy-Knox', b, 31 Mar. 1819, Ocracock, N.C. ; d. 30 Sept 1826,
6, Cyrus-Hombu', b. 13 Dec. 1830, O. ; d. 3 Sept 1834.
7. Lydia-Jane', b. '28 Jnly, 1822, O. ; d. there, 13 Sept, 1824,
8, Bdwin-Newton', b. 36 Feb. 1824, O,
Res, 1887, unmarried, 430 Superior St., Cleveland, 0.
9. Caroline-Susan', b. 7 Apr. 1820, O. ; d. 8 Apr. 1833, Camden,
10. Harriet- Williams', b. 38 Jlar, 1838, O, ; d, IS Apr. 1833, C.
11, Maky-Jane', b. 30 Jan. 1831, Buffalo, N,Y. ; d. 18 Apr. 1833,

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849

10066. JONATHAN', [10036] (Nathan*, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 13
May, 1771; d. 14 May, 1858; married, 31 Jan. 1796, JIary Smith, b. 6 July, 1774,
Windham, Jle.; died 10 Oct, 1849, aged 75 years. She was dau. of Rev. Peter-
Thatcher and Elizabeth (Wendell), of W., and sister of Elizabeth-Hunt Smith, the
wife of Dea. John' Farwell. \^ee Memorial of Henry' Farwdl.] Farmer and scythe
manufacturer. Res, Saocarappa, Old Town, and Albion, Me.
Children :
10067. 1. Elijah, b. 11 Nov, 1796; died in 1874-5; married Jlary-EUzabeth-Tap- s,p. Me.

10068. 10009.10070.10071. 10073.

10073.10074. 10075.

pan Faii-fleld, of Unity, Jle.

He married 2d, Sarah Libby.
She res. 1875, China,
2. Mary-Smith, [10070] b. 11 Jan. 1798; m. John WelUngton.
3. Blizabeth-AVendell, b. 12 Jlar, 1800,
4. Jane-Crane, b, 24 Nov. 1801.
5. Fanny, [10105] b. 1 Jlay, 1803; m. Daniel-Webster Griffin.
6. Nathan, bom 15 June, 1805. [A person named Nathan Winslow was
found dead in his bertli on board the Baltimore steamer William Lww-
rence, 29 Aug. 1873. He died from rheumatic disease of the heart.]
7. Smith, b. 16 June, I8O7,
8. Nancy, b. 24 Feb. 1809.
9. Hezekiah, [10110] b. 17 Jan. 1811; m. Jane Craine-B ridges' Winslow
[10137].

10076. MARY-SMITH', [1QP68] (Jonathan', Nathan', Nathan*, James', JoV, Ke
nelm',) b, 11 Jan. 1798; m, 14 Aug. 1818, John WELLINGTON. Representative
to State Legislature. He kept a hotel in Albion, Me. ; was also a farmer and trader.
Children :
10077. 1. Almira', b, 12 Nov. 1819; married  Gilkey. Ties. 1870, Belfast, Me.
10078. 2. Jane-T'., b, 3 July, 1831; m. 1 Jan. 1838, Silas-Y, Hussey, of Albion,
Jle. Res, 1870, Albion, Me.

Children :
10079. 1. Isabel-C, born 3 Feb. 1839; married, 1 July, 1856, Joel Kelly, of
Unity, Jle He enUsted in the Union Army, Feb. 1864, and died
14 Oct. 1864, aged thirty-three years.
John-W'., b. 17 Aug. 1843.
Charles- W'., b. 33 Oct. 1844; m. 18 Oct 1867, Grace L. Osgood, of
Palermo.
Fanny- W'., b. 5 Oct. 1848.
Burt-S'., b, 13 Oct. 1851.
Mary-J'., b. 2 Feb. 1854.
Frederick', b. 4 June, 1858.
LucY-P'., b. 30 Mar. 1823, Albion, Me. ; married Nathan-C. Ayer.
-^ P.O. add. 1874, Bangor, Me.

10080.
10081.

2.3.

10082.
10083.10084.10085,

4. 5. 6.7.

10086. i

!. Luc

8.50 Knowlton, Hamlin, Ba/rtlett, Griffin. E
Children :
10087. Helena-WelUngton*.
10088. Anna-Marston'.
10089. Frederick-Wellington*.
10090. Winslow-Bartlett*.
10091. Nathan-Edward".
10093. 4. Mary-S'., b. 7 Apr. 1835; married Rev. I-C. Knowlton.
Res. 1870, New Bedford, Mass.
10093. 5, John-P'., b. 27 Mar. 1827; d. 7 July, 1828.
10094. 6, Fanny', b. 20 Mar. 1839; d. 31 Aug. 1853; married Timothy-H. Hamlin,
of Winslow, Jle. He res. 1870, Waterville, Me.
10095. 7. JoHN-P'.. b. 14 May, 1831 ; married. May, 1853, Maria Green, of Albion.
He went South and has not been heard from since the war.
10096. 8. Elizabeth-W'., b. 13 Aug. 1833; married W-A. Bartlett.
P.O, add. 1870, Bangor, Me.
10097. 9. Emily-G'., b. 26 Sept. 1835; d. 3 Feb. 1859; married, probably as 2d
wife, Timothy-H. Hamlin, of Winslow, Jle.
10098. 10. Charlbs-B'., b. 8 Sept 1837; married, Sept 1860, Helen-A. Rider, of
Washington, Jle. Res. 1870, Albion, Me.
Children:
10099. 1. Mary-E'., b. 4 May, 1864.
10100. 2. Fanny-0'., b. 8 June, 1869.
10101. 11. Nathan-R'., b. 27 Nov. 1839; married, 26 Jan. 1861, Eliza-J. Rider, of
Palermo. Res. 1870, Albion, Me.
Children :
10102. 1. John-R'., b. 28 Oct. 1865.
10103. 2. Frederick-N'., b. 6 Oct 1867; d. 6 Feb. 1869.
10104. 12. Ellbn-K'., b. 27 Dec. 1842; d. 7 Feb. 1859.
10105. FANNY', [10071] (Jonathan', Nathan*, Nathan*, James*, JdV, Kenelm',)
b. 1 May, 1803, Falmouth, Jle. ; m. by Rev. George Wilkins, Albion, Me., 16 May,
1836, to Daniel- Webster GRIFFIN, s. of Aaron and Margaret (Webster) of Bangor,
Me. Res. 1874, Stark, Somerset Co., Me.
Children :
10106. 1. Mary-Elizabeth', b. 15 Apr. 1838, Passadumkeag, Penobscot Co., Jle.
10107. 2. Jonathan- Winslow', b. 24 Feb. 1840, Passadumkeag; m. by Rev. L-L.
Howard, at Rome, Kennnbeck Co., Jle,, 15 Sept. 1862, to Nancy-P,
Huntress, born in Effingham, N.H., dau. of Robert and Betsey (  )
of E. Justice of the peace, town agent, sewing-machine agent, and
merchant. Res. Stark, Me. and 1874, Frederick, Md,
Child:
10108. Jennie-JIaud', b. 14 Aug. 1864, Stark.

K Rackliff, Duley, Howland, McLaughlin. 851
10109. 3. Susan-Jane', b. 4 Jan. 1842, Passadumkeag; m. by Rev. Jlr. Mitchell,
Madison, Me., 20 June, 1861, to John-P. Rackliff, b. 2 Mair. 1827,
Anson, Me., s. of WiUiam and Mary-EUzabeth (  ) of Stark, Me.
Town-treasurer, farmer, and hub manufacturer.
Res. Wattsbui-g, Pa., and, 1874:, Start, Me.
Children born in Stark :
10110. 1. Andrew-Burf , b. 2 Nov. 1864.
10111. 2. Fanny-Isora', b. 1 June, 1866.
10112. 3. Lillian-Maud', b. 13 Feb. 1868.
10113. 4. James-Andrbw', b. 4 Apr. 1844, NapierviUe, Du Page Co., III.
10114. 5. Laura-Ann', b. 18 Dec. 1846, NapierviUe ; m. at Stark, Me., 16 April,
1865, John-N. Duley, b. 25 Nov. 1833, S., s. of Joseph and Mary (  )
of S. House-cai-penter. Res. Chicopee, Mass., and, 1874, PQrt\and,Me.
Child:
10115. Frederick-Arthur", b. 29 Mar. 1868, Portiand.
10116. HEZEKIAH', [10075] (Jonathan', Nathan', Nathan*, James*, JoV, Ke
ndm',) b. 17 Jan. 1811, Albion, Jle. ; m. Westbrook, Me., 4 May, 1839, Jane-Craine-
Bridges' Winslow [10137], b. 14 Nov, 1808, Readfield, Me., dau. of Capt. Aaron'
and Sarah-Frye' (Deane) of Westbrook. Lumber dealer, but retired from business
several years since. Res. Bangor, and, 1871, Portland, Me.
Children :
10117. 1. Harriet-Jane, b. 26 Dec. 1840, Bangor; d. 4 July, 1842, Portiand.
10118. 2. Sarah-Jane, b. 24 July, 1843, B.
10119. 3. Mary-Elizabeth, b. 14 May, 1846, B. ; d. 26 Sept 1853, Portland.
10120. 4. Faknie-Elizabeth, b. 30 June, 1849, Portiand ; died there, 31 Jan. 1868.
10121. FANNY', [10029] (Nathan*, Nathan*. James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 24 June,
1777; d. 30 Aug. 1825, Albion, Me.; married, 30 Aug. 1807, John' WINSLOW
[12065], b. 8 Jan. 1779, Falmouth, Me., s. of Oliver' and Sarah (Hanson) of P. He
married 3d, in 1833, Lydia Ramsdell, of Hallowell, Me. He died 5 Oct. 1843, aged
64 ; was a sea-captain until the time of the embargo, in 1813, when he became a far
mer. He had a wonderful memory and was thoroughly conversant with the Bible,
also with ancient and modern history, and all matters pertaining to our Government.
He was a member of the Society of Friends. Albion, Me.
Children :
10122. 1. Mary-C, b. 27 Jan. 1811 ; m. 28 Oct. 1830, William Howland, who
died 11 May, 1833. Hewas a farmer. She married 2d, 25 Aug. 1843,
James McLaughlin, a minister of the Society of Friends,
Children :
10123. 1. WilUam-H'., b. 5 Aug. 1831,

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K

10134. 3. Francis-W'., b. 33 Aug. 1833.
By 3d marriage :
10135. 3. John-W'., b. 18 May, 1843.
10126. 4. George-W'., b. 33 Apr. 1845.
10137. 5. Mary-E'., b. 18 Jlay, 1849.
10138. 6. James-M'., b. 6 June, 1851.
10139. 3. George-W'., b. 23 Nov. 1813; d. July, 1836.
10130. 3. Martha-C, b. 11 Mar. 1817 ; married, 17 Jlay, 1843, Benjamin-0. Foster.
Lumber merchant. Res. 1875, Bangor, Me.
Children :
10131. 1. Fannie-D"., b. 30 June, 1843.
10133. 3. George-Winslow', b. 38 Sept 1845.
10133. 3. LUUan', b. 18 Apr. 1850.
10134. 4. Mary-Kate', b. 18 June, 1853,
10135. 5. Martha-Aline', b. 7 Dec. 1856; d, 26 Jlay, 1857.
10136. CAPT. AARON', [10030] (Nathan', Nathan*, James', Job', Kenelm',) b. 28
Oct. 1779, Westbrook, Jle. ; died there, 27 July, 1854, and was buried in Evergreen
Cemetery. His will was recorded in Portland. He married in Readfield, Me., 25
Feb. 1808, Sarah-Frye' Deane, b. 33 Jan. 1788, Exeter, N.H., dau. of Johm of Exe
ter, and afterward of Readfield, Me., b. 14 July, 1749; d. 15 Aug. 1819; m. 6 Oct
1778, Sarah Bridges, of Andover, JIass., daughter of Jloody Bridges. [John* Deane
was son of John", b. 5 September, 1719, d, 14 Septemper, 1768, married, 1 March,
1744, Abigail Lord, b. 15 Jan, 1733-4, d. 21 Nov. 1778, dau, of .John and AbigaU
(Gilman); gr. son of Dr. Thomas', of Exeter, N.H., b. 38 Nov. 1694, Boston, d. 1768,
Exeter, m. 3 Oct. 1718, Deborah Clark, b. 3 Nov. 1699, d. 6 Sept. 1735; dau. of
Rev John, of Exeter; and gr.gr. son of Thomas', of Boston, Hampton Falls, and
Salisbury, who died about 1737. His wife was Jane'' Scammon, b. 21 June, 1667,
d. 9 Oct. 1726, dau. of Richard' of Dover and Exeter. — Deane Genealogy.] Jlrs.
Winslow died 2 Feb. 1864, Westbrook, Jle., and was buried in Evergreen
Cemetery. Sea-Captain and farmer. Res. Readfield, Portland, and Wesibrook, Me.
Children:
10137. 1. Janb-Cbainb-Bridges', b. 14 Nov. 1808, Readfield, Jle. ; m. Westbrook,
Me., 4 May, 1839, Hezekiah' Winslow [10116], b. 17 Jan. 1811, Al
bion, Jle,, s. of Jonathan' and Mary (Smith) of A. He retired from
the lumber business several years since. [For children see 10116].
Res, Bangor, and, 1871, Portland, Me.
10138. 2. Nathan', b. 24 Mar. 1811, Readfield, Jle! ; m. Hiram, Jle., 28 Sept 1838,
Lorinda Clements, b. 16 Dec. 1813, at H,, dau, of EU and Ruth (Hans-
cum) of H. She died 33 Oct. 1863, Gorham, Me. He married 2d, in
that town, 18 Sept 1866, Lydia (Clements) Dyer, b. 6 Jlay, 1815, at H.,
sister of his first wife. He has followed the' sea the greater part of hia
life; was master of a ship from Portland, Jle., thirty-eight years.
Res. 1875, Gorham. Me.
Children :
10139. 1. Sarah-Frances', b, 6 .Tune, 1889; d. 1 June, 1862. '

^ Jones, Hudson, Seavey. 853
10140. 2. Helen-Augusta', b. 22 Nov. 1846; d. 5 Dec. 1849.
10141. 3. Bllen-Lorinda", b. 18 Nov. 1850.
10142. 3. Harribt-Jewett', b. 7 Mar. 1813, Readfield ; was married by Rev. Z.
Thompson, at Westbrook, Me., 9 Jlay, 1843, to Thaddeus-Broad Jones,
b. 1816, Portland, Jle., s. of John and Margaret (Broad) of P. After
his marriage he was engaged in trade in Bangor, Jle., where he was
elected captain of the Bangor Rifle Company, going as such to the cele
bration of the completion of the Bunker Hill monument in 1843, on
which occasion he took a severe cold, from the effects of which he died
at Bangor, 11 Feb. 1844, one week before his daughter was born. Jlrs.
Jones res. Westbrook, Me. ; in 1874 her P.O. add. was Portland, Me.
Child:
10143. Theodora-Broad', b. 17 Feb, 1844, Bangor; m. Portiand, by Rev.
Asa Dalton, rector of St. Stephen's church, 14 June, 1869, to
Thomas-Campbell Hudson, b. 18 Sept. 1841, at Hull, Canada, s.
of William and Jane (Campbell) of Ottawa, Canada. He served
in the army upward of four years, and was twice slightly wound
ed ; was then promoted to a position in the War Department, at
Washington, where he remained for about five years, when he
resigned. Manufacturer. They res. 1874, in Deering, which, pre
vious to 1871, was a part of Westbrook, Me. P.O. add. Portland, Me.
Child:
10144. Winslow-Thomas*, b. 4 Oct 1871, Westbrook.
10145. 4, Sarah-Bridges', b. 11 Aug. 1815, Westbrook; married, as 2d wife, Port
land, 10 July, 1864, Marcian Seavey, b. 19 Apr. 1804. Scarborough,
Me,, s. of David and Eunice (Deering). We are indebted to Mrs. Sea
vey for many records of her Winslow ancestors. Homeopathic phar
maceutist, 92 Exchange St s.p. Res. 1875, Tolman Place, Portland,Me.
10146. 5. Charles-Deane', b. 3 Feb. 18l8, Westbrook; enlisted 21 Jan. 1863, in
Co. F., 3d Vermont Reg. ; was taken prisoner in June, at the battle of
Gettysburgh, and placed in Libby Prison ; was exch.anged with others
and taken to Fortress Monroe, where he died 1 Sept. 1863. He m. 33
Dec. 1853, Louisa-Barnes Witham, dau. of Thomas and Anna (Camp
bell) of Minot, Jle. Removed from Westbrook, Jle., to Island Pond,
Vt, where his widow was residing in 1871.
Children:
10147. 1- Annie-Lizzie', b. 11 Mar. 1855.
10148. 2. Mary-Isabella', b. 18 July, 1857.
• 10149. 3- John- Witham', b. 5 Oct 1859.
10150. 4- Nathan-Edward', b. 4 May. 1861 ; d. 21 Jan, 1864.
10151. 6. Edward-Cbaine', b. 14 Dec. 1833, Westbrook; married, 4 Dec. 1845,

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Descendants of Nathan* Winslow.

Louisa-Peabody Hamlin, of Buxton, Me., dau. of Jacob and Sarah
(Lombard). Cabinet-maker. Kes. Westbrook, and, 1871, Steep Falls, Standish, Me.
Children:
10152. 1. Charies-HenryV b. 13 Dec. 1848.
10153. 2. Albert-Norton', b. 2 Sept. 1851.
10154. 3. Annie-Crosby', b. 4 Apr. 1857.
10155. 7. Frances', b. 26 Aug, 1836, Westbrook; died there, 6 Aug. 1832.
10156. 8. Horace', b. 7 June, 1829, Westbrook; married there, 5 Sept 1853,
Phebe Dow, dau. of Hiram and Alice (Moody). Optician. Res. West
brook, Lewiston, and Minot Corner, Me. 1874, West Minot, Me.

10157.
10158. 10159.10160.
10161.

Children: 1

Mary-EUen', b. 7 Oct. 1854.
2. Roscoe-Dow', b. 20 Mar, 1855.
3. Frederic', b. 23 Feb. 1862.
4. Sarah-Bridges', b. 14 Aug. 1863.
5. Horace', b. 5 Feb. 1865.

10162. JANE', [10033] (Nathan*, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 24 Jan. or
June, 1785 ; d. 25 Apr. 1826 ; married Benjamin BOODY, who is deceased.

Children:

10163.10164.
10165.10166.

10167. 5,

10168. 10169.10170. 10171.
10172.

1. Ann-Jones, b. Oct. 1807.
2. Janb-Crane, b. 22 Aug. 1809; married  Minot.
P.O. add. 1875, Morrill's Corner, Deering, Me,
3. Nathan- W., b. 12 Apr. 1811.
4. Elbanor-Mabia, b. 22 May, 1813; married  Hawes.
P.O. add. 1875, Morrill's Corner, Deering, Me.
Martha-Frances, b. 2 July, 1815; in 1875, was teaching in the Ingra
ham School, one of the public schools in Boston.
6. Hbnry-Bond, b. Mar. 1817.
7. Charles-Edward, b. 21 June, 1819.
8. Frederic-Elijah, b. 4 July, 1821 ; is deceased.
9. J George, b. 15 Aug. 1824. v
10. j Harriet-Sarah, b, 15 Aug. 1824; in 1875, was teaching in a public
school in Boston, called " Snelling Place Primary."

10173. JOB', [3036] (Nathan*, James', JoV, Kendm',) b, 4 Jan. 1745, Falmouth,
Me. ; d. 3 Dec. 1833, and was buried in Friends Cemetery, Falmouth; his will was
recorded in Portland, Jle. He married in Windham, Cumberland Co., Me., 29 Dec.

10175.

3.

10176.

3.

10177.

4.

10178.

5.

10179.

6.

10180.

7.

10181.

8.

10183.

9.

K Descendants of Job* Winslow. 855
1772, in Friends meeting, Mary Robinson, b. 19 May, 1753, dau. of Timothy"' and
Sarah (  ). She died 19 Nov. 1834. Falmouth, and wasburied in Friends Ceme
tery. Mechanic, blacksmith, and farmer. Falmouth, Me.
Children born in Falmouth, all of whom belonged to the Society of Friends :
10174. 1. Miriam, [10186] b. 10 June, 1774; d. 1817; m. Jedediah 4ustin.
Abigail, [10278] b. 7 Jlar. 1776; d. Nov. 1851 ; m. Lemuel Hawkes.
Sarah, [10286] b. 23 Apr. 1778; d. 34 Nov. 1870; m. John Lane; m, 2d,
Timothy Robinson.
Content, b. 31 Jlay. 1780; d, Dec. 1780.
Eunice, [10345] b. 9 Jan. 1783; d. 1853; m, John Dudley.
Content, [10414] b. 7 Jan. ¦15'84; d. 31 Aug. 1867; m. James Meader.
7. Job, b. 4 Mar. 1786 ; was drowned 9 Mar. 1790.
JIary, [10436] b. 2 Jlay, 1788 ; m. Nathan Hawkes.
Lydia, b. 28 Feb. 1790; d. 11 Mar. 1815; married John Morrison ; m.
2d,  Jepson.
10183. 10. Peace, b. 20 Jan. 1793; married Robert Goulding, an Englishman, not
knowing that he bad another wife until she followed him to this coun
try, when he fled. She married 3d, in the summer of 1831, Obadiah
Hussey, of China, Jle., who died in 1833; m. 3d, in 1838, Daniel
Babb, of China, Jle., whose parents lived in Brooks, Me. He died 5
July, 1871, at B. Farmer. s.p.
10184. 11. Rachel, [10436] b. 13 May, 1794; m. Bryant Simmons; m. 2d, Jacob
Bailey.
10185. 12. Hannah, [10446] b. 30 Sept. 1797; d. 26 Oct 1871 ; m. Ezra Hawkes.
* TIMOTHY KOBINSON married Sarah  . [Timothy Bobinson -was born 1 Aug. 1710, son of
Timothy and Mary (  ) of Dover, Savage^a Gen. Diet. Whether the first-named may be the Timo
thy mentioned above -we are not able to determine.]
Children:
1. Stepheh, b. 14 Feb. 1742; d. 23 Aug. 1820; married Content Alley, b. 23 July, 1752; d. 18 Nov. 1818.
Her parents Uved in Lee, Mass. Mr. Robinson removed from Berwick to Windham, Me., abt.
1789. His sons were farmers, and his daughters married farmers.
Children: 1. Patience, born 25 June, 1778, Berwick; was buried in Vassalboro, Maine. She married
Peter AUen, of that town. [For information concerning this family address Mary Run
nels, of South China, Me., 1872.]
3. Stephen, b. 16 June, 1781, Berwick; is deceased; married Mary Bobinson, dau, of Timothy,
of Dover, Me.
ChUd: Bufus. Ees. 1872, Parsonsfield, Me.
3. Timothy, b. 30 Aug. 1784, Berwick; d. 8 Feb. 1865, and was buried in Friends burial-ground
at Windham; m. Sarah" (Winslow) Lane [10386], wid. of John Lane.
4. John, born 22 March, 1787. Berwick; was buried in Friends burial-ground, Windham;
married Emma Bead, dau. of Noah, of W. [Por information address Joseph Cartland, of
South Windham, Me., 1872. See 11158.]
6. Miriam, b. 24 September, 1790, Windham; was buried in Parsonsfield, Me.; married Charles
CaitUnci,
6. Lydia, bom 5 June, 1793, Windham; was buried at Westbrook, Maine; married Josiah*
¦^inslow [10595].
2 Sarah, b. Mar, 1746; d. 12 Feb, 1778, Falmouth; married there, 11 May, 1768, James' Wlntlow [10459],
3. MAEV,b.l9May,1752; d, 19 Nor, 1884; married Job' Winslow [10173],
i. JoHN,'married Tabitha* Winslow [2039].

856

Ml

iriam

( Winslow) Austin and Descendants.

K

10186. JIIRIAJI', [10174] (JoV, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 6 Oct 1774,
Falmouth, Cumberland Co., Jle. ; died in 1817, and was buried in Pownal, Jle. She
was married at F., by Friends ceremony, to Jedediah AUSTIN, b, 30 July, 1763, F. ;
d. Mar. 1838, Pownal, and was buried there. His will was recorded in Portland.
The name of his second wife was Anna Tory, by whom he had one. son, James-Tory.
Parmer. • Pownal, Me.
Children :
10187. 1. Peace', b. 28 Aug, 1793; married Caleb Hawkes, who died before 1873.
She is also deceased. They had two children.
10188. 3. Comfort', b, 3 Nov, 1793; is deceased; married Josiah Jones, of South
China, Jle. [See 10194.]
Children :
10189. Cyntiiia', m, Jonathan Stoddard. Res. Appldon, Me.
10190. Jeremiah', m. 3d, Jlary Jones. Res. 1877, China, Me.
10191. Miriam', died about 1850; married Amos Jones. 4-
Res. Jackson, Me.
10193. 3. David-Sands', b, 10 Feb, 1795; probably died young.
10193. 4. Cynthia', b. 18 Oct 1796; died aged about 18, unmarried.
10194. 5. JIary', b. 3 Feb. 1798; is deceased; married, as 3d wife, Josiah Jones,
whose first wife was her sister Comfort'. He married 3d, Ann  .
[See 13080.] He is now deceased.
Children :
10195. William', m. Mary Runnels, of China, Jle. -1-
Res. 1877, on the homestead, South China, Me.
10196. Samuel-H'., married Margaret-B. Hawkes, dau. of Isaac, and adopted
dau. of Thomas-B. Nichols, of Vassalboro, Mo, He married 2d,
— '—, of Ohio, Res. 1873, Richmond, Va,, and, 1877, Ohio.
10197. Clarkson', married Elvira Runnels, sister of JIary. She died, leav
ing one child. He married 2d,  , Res. 1877, South China, Me.
10198. 6. Job- Winslow', b, 13 Dec. 1799, Pownal, JIc, petitioned the Legisla
ture and had his first name dropped. He died, 4 June, 1865, South
Brooks, Jle., and was buried there ; m. Wiudham, Jle., 1830, Mary-
Ann' Lane [10318], b. 17 Sept. 1803, Freeport, Jle., dau. of John and
Sarah' (Winslow) of Freeport. She died 5 Dec. 1857, South Brooks,
and was buried there. He married 3d, Jlartha (Russell) Hathaway.
In 1833, removed from Pownal, Jle., to South Brooks; in 1873 his
widow resided in Thomdike, Me.
Children, of whom seven were born in Pownal and four in South Brooks:
10199. L JIiriam', b. 33 Oct. 1831; m. Brooks, Jle,, 33 Feb, 1843, Oliver
Jones, b, 23 Dec. 1815, s. of Samuel and Nancy (Sherman) of li.
Farmer. Res, Brooklyn, N,Y,, aud, 1877, Sterling, Bice Co., Kansas.
Children born in Brooks, Jle,, except tbe youngest:
10300. 1. Henry- Bobinson', b. 18 Fob. 1844; married in Brooklyn, 13
Jlay, 1868, Louisa Miller, ofB., b. in New York City, 33 Nov,
iol4, dau. of Daniel Jliller, of N.Y. Res. 1877, Brooklyn, N. l'.~
Children :
10201. 1. Daniel-Milleri", b. 11 Mar. 1870, B.
10303. Mary- Louisa", b. 15 Mar. 1875, B

/

K

Foster, Jones, Foss, Robinson, Davis.

857

10203. 2. Edward-BoUnson', (twin of Henry-Robinson") b. 18 Feb. 1844;
d. 14 Oct 1858, Windham, Jle.
10204r 3. Alton', b. 22 Oct 1847; d. 26 June, 1861, Harrison, N.Y.
10205. 4. Ella-Maria', b. 23 Jan. 1850; m. Brooklyn, L.L, 23 Dec. 1873,
William-A. Foster, b. 4 Apr. 1852, s. of WiUiam-Henry, of
Purchase, N.Y., b. 5 Nov. 1824, and Mary-Ann (Adams), b.
28 Feb. 1828. Mason. -Res. 1877, WhiU Plains, N.Y.
Children:
lOSOC. 1. Charles'", b. 12 Oot. 1874, White Plains.
10306*. 2. Edith, b. 23 Aug. 1876.
10207. 5. Oliver- Winshw', b. 9 Apr. 1863, Harrison, Westchester Co., N.Y.
Res. 1877, Sterling, Kansas.
10308. 2. Sarah-Ann', b. 10 Sept 1833; d. 17 Sept 1852, and was buried in
South Brooks, Jle. ; m. Brooks, 38 Jan. 1841, Daniel Jones, b. 33
July, 1809, brother of Oliver [10199], and s. of Samuel and Nancy
(Sherman) of B. He res. 1877, Brooks, Me.
Children born in Brooks :
10309. 1. Charles- Lindley', b. 10 Jan, 1843; married in Brooks, 7 Apr.
1863, Harriet- V. Damon, b. 6 Aug. 1845.
Children:
10310. 1. Charles-Albert",b.25Deo. 1864.
10311. 2. Arthur", b. 12 Aug. 1872; d. 12 Jan. 1S73.
10313. 2. Han-iet-Bobinson', b. 23 Oct. 1843; m. Brooks, 25 Jan. 1866,
Samuel Foss, b. 36 Mar. 1843. Res. 1877, Brooks, Me.
Children born in Brooks, Me. :
10313. 1, Ethel-Maudi«,b, 29 July, 1869.
10314. 2. Ina", b. 23 May, 1875,
10315. 8. William-A'., b. 30 Aug. 1845; married in Belfast, Me., 35 Sept
1809, JIary-E. Damon, sister of Harriet- V. Damon [10309].
10316. 4. Oliver- Winslow', b. 17 Jan. 1847; d. 13 Mar. 1866, Lowell, Mass.
10317. 5. Horace', b. 33 Nov. 1848. Res. 1877, Brooks, Me.
10318. 6. Sarah-Ann', b. 9 Jan. 1851; d. 17 Sept. 1853, and was buried in
South Brooks.
10319. 3. WiUiam', b. 10 Oct 1835; d. 13 Oct 1835, at Pownal, and was
buried there.
10320. 4. Almira-Fry", b. 3 Fob. 1837; m. Brooks, Me., 35 Dec. 1844, Lewis
Robinson, b. 1 Jlay, 1817, Windham, Jle., son of Stephen and
Anna (  ) of W. ; m. 3d, 30 Oct. 1866, Adrian Davis.
She res. 1875, Westport Central Village, Mass.
Children :
10321. 1. Steplien- Winslow', b. 12 Oct 1845; married in Mississippi, 21
Jan. 1868, Mary-Anna Pergason, who is deceased.
10222. 2. Lewis-Henry', b. 27 Apr. 1848; m. South Boston, Mass., 17 Apr.
1871, Evaette Woodman, b. 17 June, 1850, dau. of William,

853

Descendants of Miriam' ( Winslow) Austin.

K

10223.
10324.
10325.

10226.
10237.10328.
10239.
10230.

10231. 10233.10233.
10234.10235.10236.10237.10238.
10239.

10239',10240.

10241. 10241*

6.
7.
8.

b. 6 Jlay, 1820, Portsmouth, N.H., married there, 26 Sept
1845, Han-iet-R. Brinand, b. 13 Sept 1819, Kittery, Me.
Res. 1875, Boston, Mass.
Children: 1. Percy-Alton", b. 10 Feli. 1872, South Boston.
2. Herbert-Lewis", b. 7 Sept. 1874, "
5. Cynthia', b. 22 Feb. 1839; d. 1 Sept. 1859, aud was buried in South
Brooks, Me. She married. Mar. 1855, Gilman Roberts, b, 14 Apr.
1841 ; he married 2d, Harriet-A. Dingee, Calais, Me., and res. 1877,
Waldo, Me.
Children: 1. Marietta', b. 28 Dec. 1855, Brooks, Me, ; died 36 Sept 1877,
Waldo, Me.
3. Lucy-Ellen', b. 33 Nov. 1858, Brooks; d. 23 Aug. 1859, B.
Lucy-E'., b. 21 Feb. 1831; died in 1832, and was buried in PownaL
Mary', b, 23 Nov. 1833; died unmarried, 17 July, 1855, and was
buried in South Brooks,
Lydia', b. 39 Nov. 1837; married at Friends meeting-house in
Brooks, according to Friends ceremony, 33 Sept. 1859, Charles
Griffin, b. 10 Jan, 1833, Mamaroneck, N.Y., son of Daniel and
Anna (Cornell) of M. ; gr. son of Joseph and Phila (Jliller) of JI,,
and of Thomas-I. Cornell and Amy (Fisher) of Scarsdale, N.Y.
Farmer. Res. 1877, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
Children born in JIamaroneck:
1. Daniel', b. 34 July, 1800.
2. Alic^, b. 2 Aug, 1863.
3. Mary-Emma', b. 1 Jlay, 1865; d. 1 Aug. 1866, and was buried
at Purchase, in Harrison, Westchester Co., N.Y.
4. Charles-Winslow', b. 26 Dec. 1866.
5. Jesse-Fisher', b. 19 June, 1869.
6. William', b. 17 Mar. 1871.
7. Amy-Lydia', b. 34 Jan. 1873.
9. John-Winslow', b. 16 Aug. 1839; d. 25 Feb, 1840, and was buried
in South Brooks.
Charles-Lane', b. 10 Jan. 1841 ; married Lizzie Clifford.
Res. 1877, South Brooks, Me.
Child: Son', bom in 1877.
11. James- Winslow', b. 17 July, 1842; married in Boston, JIass., 18
Nov. 1874, Annie-Lizzie Gay, bom in Waldo, Jle.
Res. 1877, on the homestead. South Brooks, Me.
Children :
1. Harry-Winslow',^. 20 Oct. 1875, Brooks, Me.
2. Daughter', born iu 1877.

10.

^ Fry, Hanson, Lane, Evans, Luce. 859
10242. 7. Lydia', b. 8 May, 1801; is deceased; married Ebenezer Fry, of Vassal
boro, Me., and had two sons, neither of whom are living.
10243. 8. Sarah', b. 26 Aug. 1805; married John Hanson, of N.H.
P.O. add. 1873, Weare, N.R
10244. 9. Jeremiah', b. 1 Jan. 1808; d. Sept 1877; married Rebecca Jones.
Ees. Lynnville, Jasper Co., Iowa
Children:
10244". Stephen*.
10344''. Henry-Alfred'.
10344". Daughter', died young.
10245. 10. Lucy', b. 18 Apr. 1809; d. 29 Nov. 1844. She married John Lane, of
Weare, N.H., b. 24 June, 1805; removed to South Brooks in 1833.
P.O. add. 1873, Brooks, Me.
Children :
10246. 1. JIaiy-Austin', b. 3 June, 1831; d. 3 Jan. 1832.
10347. 2. Lucy-JIaria', b. 24 Oct. 1832; m, Monroe, Waldo Co., Me., 20 Aug.
1854, George Evans, b. 23 Aug. 1839, s. of Jeremiah and Sally
(BeUows) of Waldo, Waldo Co., Me. Res. 1875, San Francisco, Cal.
Children :
10348. Charles-J'., is deceased.
10349. Gemge-L*., "
10350. Annie'.
10351. Frankie'.
10353. 3. John-Edwin', b.- 11 Mar. 1836; d. 10 Mar. 1837.
10253. 4. Sarah-Jane', b. 17 Jan. 1838; m. by Friends ceremony. Brooks,
Waldo Co., Me., 16 Aug. 1855, James Cole, b. 29 Mar. 1838, s. of
Elijah and EUzabeth (Jones) of Durham, Androscoggin Co., Jle.
Farmer. Res. 1877, Tharndike, Waldo Co., Me.
Children :
10354. 1. George-Melvin', b. 19 Aug. 1856.
10255. 2. John-Henry', b. 15 June, 1859; d. 20 May, 1862.
10256. 3. Sarah-Lizzie', b. 19 June, 1868.
10257. 5. Martha-Ellen', b. 16 Juue, 1839; m. Waldo, Me., 1 Sept 1857,
Miles Luce, b. 25 Jlar. 1821. Farmer. Res. Waldo, Me.
Children :
10258. 1. Prince-Edwin', b. 30 July, 1858,
10259. 2. Miles-Irving', b. 20 May, 1862.
10360. 3. Nellie-Maud', b. 13 Mar. 1868.
10361. 4. B^tie- Claude', b. 36 Mar. 1872.
10262, 5. Boby', b. 8 Mar. 1874 ; died the same day.
10263. 6. Charles-Edwin', b. 19 Sept. 1841 ; married, 18 Mar. 1863, Ada-Har
riet Rich, b. 1 Oct. 1845, Brooks, dau. of Samuel-Loren, of B., b.

860 Abigail* ( Winslow) Hawkes and Descendants. ^
25 Apr. 1797, and Sally (Batchelder), b. 2 May, 1803.
Res. 1872, Brooks, Me
Children :
10264. 1. William-L'., b. 5 Apr. 1864.
10265. 2. MittieGreen', b. 3 Apr. 1868.
10366 3  " /
10^7* A. ,' f twins, bom in 1870; died in seven weeks.
10368. 5. Charles- Albert', b. 37 Aug. 1873.
10369. 6. Emma- Gertrude', b. 18 Jlay, 1875.
10370. 7. James-Oliver', b. 9 Nov. 1843; d. 1 Nov. 1844.
10'371. 11. Alvin', b. 34 Oct 1810; d. 11 Aug. 1873 ;m. China, Kennebec Co., Me.,
16 June, 1838, Harriet Jones, b. 5 Mar. 1814, in C, dau. of James and
Hannah (Sampson) of Greene, Jle. Shoe manufacturer.
Res. Pownal, and, 1873, Freeport, Me.
Children born in Freeport:
10373. 1. Gustavus', b. 38 Apr. 1839; married  . +
Res. 1873, Lynn, Mass.
10373. 2. James-Everett', b. 30 Apr. 1841.
Res. 1873, 150 North Fifth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
10274. 3. Edward-Young', b. 23 Jlay, 1843. Res. 1873, Freeport, Me.
10375. 4. Helen-Persis', b. 9 Mar. 1844; married  . -f
10376. 5. Emma-Eliza', b. 38 Aug. 1848; married  . -|-
Res. 1873, Lynn, Mass.
10277. 6. Hattie-Estella', b, 10 Jlar. 1858.
10378. ABIGAIL', [10175] (JoV, Natlian', James', JoV, Kenelm',) b, 7 Mar, 1776,
Falmouth, Me, ; d. Nov. 1851; married, as 3d wife, Lemuel Hawkes. Farmer.
Children, three sons and three daughters, of whom
10379. 1. Isaac', b. 10 Jlar. 1803, China, Jle.; m, by Friends ceremony, Esther
Holly, who died leaving three children, all of whom -were living in
1873, and two were married and had families; married 2d, by Friends
ceremony, at Durham, Jle,, 39 Jan, 1835, Lucy (Jones) Rogers, widow
of John Rogers, and dau. of Thomas and Esther (Hacker) Jones, of
Brunswick, Jle. She died 15 Aug. 1803, JIanchester, Jle,, and was
buried there. Farmer and stone-cutter.
Res, Falmouth, and, 1873, Manchester, Kennebec Co., Me.
Children by second marriage:
10280. 4. Isaac-Warren', b, 11 Nov, 1835, Hallowell, Jle,; married by Friends
ceremony, at Jlancheste.-, Jle,, 4 Jlar. 1803, Sarah-A.Sampson, b.
4 Nov. 1831, Hallowell, JIc, dau. of Proctor and Lydia (Farr) ol
JI. Jlember of the S.S. Committee, selectman and farmer.
* Res. 1873, Manchester, Me,
Children born in Manchester :
10381. 1. Alfred- W'., b. 11 Dec. 1863.

K

Sa7^ah° {Winslow) [Za?ifi] Robinson.

801

10383. 3. Lucy-r., b. 30 Sept. 1805.
10283. 3. Edgar-S*., b. 12 Oct. 1867.
10284. 5. Lucy-Ann', b. 19 Jlar. 1838, Hallowell.
10285. 6. JIary-Blizabeth', b. 6 Jan. 1840, "
10286. SARAH', [10176] (JoV, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 23 Apr. 1778,
Falmouth, Me. ; d. 34 Nov. 1870, Windham, Me. ; married John LANE, who died
of yellow-fever, at Harpswell, Jle. She m. 3d, Windham, Timothy ROBINSON,
b. 30 Aug. 1784, Berwick, Jle., s, of Stephen and Content (Alley) of W., and brother
of Lydia Robinson who married Josiah' Winslow [10595]. He died 8 Feb. 1865,
Windham. He was a farmer. [See foot-note to 10173.]
Children by the first husband nine in number, of whom only the two first men
tioned were probably married. One daughter and three sons are said to have died
in South Windham.

10387. 1.

10288.

William', b, 14 Apr. 1803, Freeport, Jle, ; died 37 Apr, 1863, Portiand,
Jle, ; man-ied there, 5 Sept. 1834, Sophia Wiggins, of P., b. 33 Nov,
1801, Parsonsfield, Jle,, dau. of Nathaniel and Jennie (Nealy), who was
born at Portsmouth. Jlaster-builder.
She res. 1873, Cor. Wilmot and Oxford Streets, Portland, Me.
Children born in Portland :
1. William-Henry', b. 8 June, 1835 ; m. Portiand, 7 Dec. 1848, Julia
Cox, b. 4 Sept. 1837, East Boston, JIass., dau. of Warren and
Sallie (Speed) of Boston. In 1873, he was connected with the

10389.
10390.
10391.10393.10393.
10394.10395.
10396.

10397.
10398.10399. 10300.

Erie R.R.
Children: 1

2.
3.
4. 5.
6.7.

Edwin-Cox', b
kirk, N.Y.
Annie-Ella', b. 27 July, 1852,

Res. Meadville, Pa.
27 Sept. 1850, Portiand; d. 27 July, 1854, Dun-
; d. 30 Jlay, 1857, D.

WWie-W'., b. 17 Dec. 1853, Dunkirk.
Horace-E'., b. 14 Aug. 1855, D.
Warren- C, b. 35 Nov. 1857, D.
Kit- Carson', b. 39 Sept. 1859, D.
Leander-L'., b. 14 November, 1801, D, ; d. 19 July, 1865, Jlead
ville, Pa.
2. Ann-Maria', b. 18 Aug. 1837; married in New York, 8 Sept 1855,
Capt. JIoses-Havens Sawyer, b. 6 June, 1837, Jlystic, Ct,, son of
Capt. Jeremiah and EmeUne (Kelley) of JI. Sea-captain.
Res. 1875, Mystic, Ct.
Children :
1. Hortense-Bonaparte' , b. 3 Feb. 1856.
2. William-Henry', b. 7 Jan. 1862, Mystic ; d. 22 Oct. 1863, Portland.
3. JIary-Jane', b. 16 July, 1830.
4. Charles-Babson', b. 16 Oct. 1833; d. 9 Jan. 1870, Portiand; married
there, 34 Jlay, 1855, Lydia Waterhouse, born in 1833, at P., where

862

Descendants of Sarah' ( Winslow) [Lane'] Robinson.

10301.10302.
10303.
10304.10305.
10306.
10307.10308.

10309.10310.
10311.

10312.10313.
10314,10315.

10316.10317.
10318.

10319.10320.
10331.10332. 10323.

her parents resided. Master-builder. She res. 1872, Portland, Me.
Children born in Portland ;
1. Alice-Ella', b. 15 Jan. 1856.
2. Frank', b. Jan, 1858.
3. Annie-Sawyer', b. 1860.
4. Florence-May', b. 1862.
5. Cora-Bell", b. 1864.
6. Willie', b. 1866; d. 1866, Portiand.
7. Charles', b. 1870; d. 1870, "
5. Sophia-Estella', b. 21 Sept. 1837; m. Portiand, 3 Sept. 1856, Walter-
Fearing Goold, b, 10 July, 1830, Eastport, Me,, son of Franklin
andMary (Daverson) of Campobello, N.B. Grocer.
Res. 1872, Portland, Me.
Children born in Portland:
1. Walter-Franklin', b. 17 Aug. 1857.
2. Clarence- Gregory', b, 4 May, 1866.
6. Caroline- Augusta', b, 22 Mar. 1839; d. 1874, in Portland; m. Bos
ton, Mass., 7 or 8 Oct, 1858, Charles-Irving Trowbridge, b. 21
Apr. 1837, P., s, of Elisha of P., b. Bunker HiU, Charlestown, and
Maria (Stinson). ¦
Children :
1. Ida-Bell- Caroline', h. 21 July, 1859, Portland.
2. Charles-Irving', born in 1862, P.
3. William- Lane', b. 28 Nov. 1865, Woburn, Mass. ; died there, 15
Feb. 1866.
7. Claudius-Mortimer', b. 12 — , 1843; married in Portland, Dec.
1869, Emma-E. Lowell. Fancy and fresco painter.
Res. 1873, Portland, Me.
Child: Carrie- Augusta' , b. 9 June, 1871, Portland.
8. Sarah-Jennie', b. 3 Feb. 1846. Res. 1873, 75 Oxford St., Portland, Me.
2. Mary-Ann', b. 17 September, 1803, Freeport, Jle. ; d. 5 Dec. 1857, South
Brooks, Me.; m. Windham, Me., 1820, Job- Winslow' Austin [10198],
b. 12 Dec. 1799, Pownal, Me,, son of Jedediah and JIiriam' (Wins
low). He died 4 June, 1805, South Brooks, and was buried there.
Res. Pownal and South Brooks, Jle. His second wife was Martha (Rus
sell) Hathaway, who was residing, in 1873, at Thorndike, Jle. For de
scendants see 10198.
3. Sarah- Jane', died in Windham, Jle., aged 38 years.
4. Charles', died aged about 33 years.
5. Gborob', died aged about 18 years.
6. Amanda', died at an earlier age than the last-mentioned.
7. John', died early.
[Two other children by the first marriage.]

Robinson, Sylvester, Atkins, Dudley.

863

Children by 2d marriage :
10324. 10. Harriet', b. 9 Dec. 1816; married John-W. Robinson. Farmer. s.p.
Res. 1872, South Windham, Me.
10325. 11. Edward-Cobb', b. 25 Feb. 1818; married, 35 October, 1843, Sarah-Jane
Fraser, b. 10 Mar. 1830, Athens, N.Y., dau. of WilUam and EUzabeth
(Folger) of A. After her death he married, 8 Sept. 1859, Mary" Hussey
[10439], b. 20 Jan. 1830, China, Me., dau. of Francis and Hannah'
(Hawkes) of Durham, Me., and gr. dau. of Nathan Hawkes and Mary'
(Winslow). Chair manufacturer in New York City; oflace, 160 West
27th St. Res. 1872, Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., N. Y.
Children : Sarah-EUzabeth', b. 6 Aug. 1844.
Angeline-Wilson', b. 25 May, 1847.
Edward', b. 25 July, 1850; d. 2 Feb. 1854.
Mary-Frances", b. 14 Jlay, 1853.
Edward-Fraser', b. 33 Dec. 1855.
Maria-Louise', b. 30 July, 1860.
Alida', b. 13 Jlay, 1863; d, 13 Oct 1863.
Emma-Fi-aser', b. 36 Apr. 1864.
Ida', b. 31 Dec. 1865.
10. Francis-Hussey", b. 18 Sept 1867.
Jennie', b. 4 Aug. 1870.
ry', b. 26 Mar. 1830; married, Dec. 1854, Lydia Varney, b. 25 Sept
1836, dau. of Ebenezer, of Albion, Me. He remained at home until
1844, when he went to New York City, where he was in the giocery
business with his brother Edward', about two years, and for the same
length of time with A-A. Gould, in the Bowery. He then returned to
the homestead and lived with his father. Res. 1872, South Windham, Me.
Children :
1. Wniiam-Henry', b. 15 Apr. 1856.
2. Herbert- Winslow', b. 27 July, 1857.
3. Edward-FrankUu', b. 17 Mar. 1860.
4. Edward-Osborne', b. 2 Apr. 1862.
5. Elma-Frances", b. 3 Apr. 1864.
13. Elizabeth', b. 27 Apr. 1822; married Eliphalet Sylvester, Farmer.
She married 3d, Charles Atkins. Res. 1872, South Windham, Me.
Child by first marriage :
10344. Charles-Henry*.

10336.

1.

10337.

o

10338.

3.

10339.

4.

10330.

5.

10331.

6.

10333.

7.

10333.

8.

10334.

9.

10335.

10.

10336.

11.

10337. 12.

IlEl

10338.
10339.10340.
10341.10342.
10343.

10345. EUNICE', [10178] (JoV, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 9 Jan. 1781,
Falmouth, Me. ; d. 27 Oct. 1852, China, Me., and was buried in tbe Friends burial-
ground. South China; m. in Friends meeting, Falmouth, 1 d., 1 m,, 1806, John
DUDLET, of Winthrop, Me., born there, 5 d., 11 m., 1775, son of Micajah, a

8G4 Descendants of Job* Wi/nslow. £
minister in the Society of Friends, and Susanna (Forster). He died 27 Oct. 1847,
China, Me., and was buried in the Friends burial-ground. South China. Farmer.
[Por Dndlej -paLmWy see New England Hist, and Gen. Begister., Vol. X, p. 139.]
Res. Durham, Winthrop, and China, Me.
Children :
10346. 1. Janb-W'., b. 13 d,, 12 mo., 1806, Durham, Androscoggin Co., Jle. ; died
in 1844, Somerville, Jle,, and was buried there; m, by Rev, William
Bolar, at China, 23 Oct 1836, to Erastus Tobey, of Patricktown, who
is deceased. Res. Somerville, Me.
Children :
10347. Lydia-Jane".
10348. Maj, George-Henry', after the death of his father, being at that time
about eight years of age, was cared for by his uncle Henry' Dud
ley. He served as private in the army of the Potomac ; was pro
moted to the rank of lieutenant, under Gen. Banks, in Louisiana,
then to that of JIajor ; was stationed on Brazos Island, Texas. He
served until the close of the war. In 1807 he went to the State of
Jlississippi as overseer of a cotton plantation, owned by a company
in JIassachusetts, who employed one hundred and fifty negroes.
He died of congestion of the brain, September of the same year.
He is said to have been an energetic young man, whose courage
has rarely been equaled.
10349. Joseph', was killed in the army, by a collision of cars, while he had
Southern prisoners in his charge.
lC35t). John-D'., died young.
10351. 2. Micajah', b. 19 d., 10 mo., 1808, Durham, Jle. ; d. 27 Jlar. 1873, Castle
Hill, Aroostook Co., Me., and was buried there; m. by Jonathan
Clark, China, Kennebec Co., Me., 27 Sept 1833, to Olive Clark,
b. 11 July, 1811, China, dau. of Ephraim and Olive (Braley) of
New Bedford, JIass. Farmer.
Res. China, Presque Isle, and Castle Hill, Me.
Children born in China, Me. :
10353. 1. Paulina-Clark', b. 16 Mar. 1835 ; m. by Rev. Wm. Bolar, at China,
6 July, 1856, to Aaron-Clark Varney, of C, born there, Jlay, 1833,
s. of William and Hannah (Clark) of Castle Hill. He served iu
the Union army, and was killed at Fort Wagner. She married 3d,
China, 37 Nov. 1866, John-Payne Roberts, born 4 Sept. 1827,
Brooks, Waldo Co., Me., s. of Daniel and JIary (Haskall) of Knox,
Jle. Res. 1874, Presque Isle, Me.
Children :
10353. 1. Frederic- Dudley', b. 10 Apr. 1857, China.
10354. 2. Gustavus- Benson', b. 3 Jan. 1862, Castle Hill.
10355. 3. Martilla-Braley', b. 1 Feb. 1869,
10356. 2. AUen-Marden', b. 23 Oct 1836; m. by Rev. WilUam BeUmain. at

McLaughlin, Sawyer.

865

Mapleton, Jle., 21 Sept. 1861, to Susan-Ann WaddeU, b. 17 Feb.
1842, Lubec, "^A'ashington County, Jle., dau. of John and Keziah
(Owen) of N.Y. Farmer. Res. China, and, 1874, Presque Isle, Me.
Children born in Castle Hill:
10S57. 1. Georginna-Bean; b. 13 Sept 1862.
10358. 2. Sanford-Sherman', b. 25 Aug. 1864.
10359. 3. Nellie-Grant', b. 27 Aug. 1868.
10300. 4. Olive-Sawyei-', b. 6 Dec. 1870.
10361. 5. Annette-Pease', b. 19 Aug. 1873.
10363. 3. Mari am- Arietta", b. 1 July, 1838; d. 18 Sept. 1841, China.
10363. 4. JlartiUa-Braley', b. 18 Jlay, 1840; d. 9 Aug. 1863, China; m. by
Rev. Jlr. Saunders, of Augusta, 34 August, 1859, to Albert
UcLaughlin, of A. He died 19 Feb. 1863, at Augusta, aged
thirty-eight years.
Child:
10364. Charles- Wesley', died 37 Aug. 1863, China, aged two years.
10365. 5. AdaUne-Fairfield', b. 38 .Inly, 1843; d. 19 Oct. 1863, at Mapleton;
was married by Rev. Jlr. Given, at Castle Hill, 4 Sept. 1860, to
Jotham-Sewell Sa-wyer, b, 17 July, 1835, New Sharon, Me., s. of
Joshua and Abigail (Riggs) of N.S. He died 10 June, 1873,
JIapleton, aged thirty-eight.
Children:
10306. 1. Henrietta- Gates', b. 33 Aug, 1861, Castle HiU.
10367. 3. Herbert- Eugene', b. 13 Jlar, 1863, Mapleton; died there, 1 Oct
1866.
10308. 6. Olive-Clark', b. 30 May, 1844; d. 6 Oct. 1870, at Castie Hill; m. by
Rev, William BeUmain, at Castle Hill Plain, 39 Sept 1861, to
Jefferson Sa-wyer, b, 38 Feb, 1837, New Sharon, s, of Joshua aud
Abigail (Riggs) of N,S,, and brother of Jotham-Sewell, who mar
ried AdaUne-Fairfield' [10305]. Res. Castle Hill, Me.
Children born at Castle Hill:
10369. 1. Milton- James', b, 39 Dec. 1863.
10370. 2. CAarte- llW«y", b. 15 Nov. 1865.
10371. 3. Emma-Louisa', b. 16 July, 1868.
10372. 4. Frank-Ellsicorth', b. 9 Feb, 1870: d. 37 Feb. 1870, Castie Hill.
10373. 7. Jlicajah-Henry", b. 30 June, 1840; m, by John Waddell, Jr., 18
Oct. 1873, to Arietta Drake, b. 11 Jlar, 1856, Lyndon, Aroostook
Co,, Jle., dau. of Rodney and Louisa (  ) of JIapleton.
Res. 1874, Castle Hill, Me.
10374. 8. Frances-Clark', b. 17 Apr. 1848; was unmarried in 1874.
Res. Castle Hill, Me.
10375. 9- John- Wesley', b. 30 July, 1850; was unmarried in 1874.
Res. Castle Hill; P.O. add, Presque Isle, Aroostook Co., Me.

866

Descendants of Eunice' ( Winslow) Dudley.

K

10377.10378.
10379.10380.
10381.

10376. 3. JoHN-M'., b. 7 d., 12 mo., 1809, Durham, Me. ; married Fanny Clough;
m. 2d, JIary-S. Rollins. Res. 1873, Albion, Me.
Children :
Mary-Frances".Ellen', died young.
By 2d marriage: Ellen'. Hattie'.
4. George-Philbrook', b. 23 d., 2 mo., 1812, Durham, Jle. ; m. Hallowell,
Me., 19 Apr. 1835, Sarah Prescott, b. 4 Jan. 1814 [7 Jan. ace. to Pres
cott Memorial], Jlonmouth, Me., dau. of Joseph and Nancy-Dearborn
(Blake) of JI. ; and gr. dau. of Samuel and JIary (Rundlett) of Sanborn-
ton, N.H., and of Asahel Blake and Sarah (Dearborn) of Jlonmouth,
Me. [See Prescott Memorial, Part II, p. 314.] She died 4 Jan. 1853,
East Boston, Mass. In 1873, he was in the asylum at Taunton, JIass.
Builder. Res. Hallowell, Me., and, 1872, East Boston, Mass.
Children:
10383. 1. Sarah-Jane", b. 12 Jan. 1836, HalloweU, Jle. ; m. by Rev. Chester
Field, East Boston, 20 June, 1853, to Maj. Oli-ver Libby, born 27
Dec. 1829, Wellfleet, Barnstable Co., JIass., s. of Richard and
Hannah (Holbrook) of Hampden, Penobscot Co., Me. Major of
the 71st Regt. New York State National Guard. Restaurant pro
prietor. Res. East Boston and New York City; office, 1873, 137
Fulton St., N. Y. Res. on Main St., East Orange, Essex Co., N.J.
Children :
10383. 1. Oliver; h. 21 Apr. 1861, New York City; died there, 23 Apr.
1861.
10384. 2. Oliver- C*., b. 19 Sept._1862, N.Y. ; died there, 19 July, 1863.
10385. 3. Jennie-N'., b. 15 Apr."l864, N.Y.
10386. 4. Walter- Francis', b. 26 Feb. 1872, East Orange, N.J.
10387. 2. George-Edward', died aged about two years.
10388. 3. Emma-Annette', b. 10 Dec. 1844, East Boston; was married there,
by J-H. Tilton, 24 Dec. 1863, to Lyman Doane, b. 31 Jan. 1835,
East Brookfield, Mass., s. of Joseph and Achsah (Steveas) of East
Brookfield. Res. Fortress Jlonroe, Norfolk, and Petersbur<y, Va.
1873, East Brookfidd, Mass.
10389. 4. George-Bradbury', b. 10 Dec. 1848, East Boston; married  .
Res. 1873, Eagle St., East Boston, Mast.
10390. 5. Mary-Maria', b. 27 July, 1851, East Boston; was unmarried in 1873.
10391. 6. Mathbw-F'., born 9 d., 9 m., 1813, Durham or China, Me. ; is deceased.
He married Patience Hutchins. She res. China, Kennebec Co., Me.
Children :
10393. Cynthia*.

Tobey, Marr, French, Emery, Giddings.

86';

10393. Charies'.
10394. David".
10395. 6. Henry', b. 9 d., 2 mo., 1815, China; was married by Friends ceremony,
Vassalboro, Me., 6 d,, 3 mo,, 1845, to Emily-E. Parker, dau. of George
and Deliverance (Jenkins) of V. He has been a teacher, farmer, insur
ance agent, and clerk in tbe State Department.
Res. Boston, Mass., and, 1872, East Vassalboro, Me.
Children born in Vassalboro :
10396. 1. George- Edwin', b. 39 d., 13 mo., 1846; was educated at Colby's
Institute, Waterville, Me. In 1873, he was a teacher of mathemat
ics in the Friends school, at Providence, R.L
10397. 2. Henry- Wilson', b. 28 d., 1 mo., 1849; in 1872, was in Haverford
College, Pennsylvania.
10398. 3. Howard-Channing', b. 3 d., 1 mo., 1858.
10399. 4. Blwopd-Earle', b. 30 d., 4 mo., 1859.
10400. 7. Lydia- Winslow', b. 23 d., 4 mo., 1818, China ; was married in that town,
by Rev. Edward White, 5 Aug. 1839, to Hanson Tobey, b. 20 June,
1818, s. of Joseph and Jlartha (Murray) of Somerville, Jle. He died
of consumption, 2 Aug. 1848, at S., and was buried in China. He was
a farmer. She was married 3d , by William Clusin, in Somerville, 10
Nov. 1850, to James Marr, b, 33 Jlay, 1833, Palermo, Waldo Co., Me,,
son of Nathaniel and  (Conick) of Grinnell, Iowa. Res. 1874,
Week's Mills, China, Mo,, where he had lived seventeen years.
Children:
10401. 1. JIartha-Emeline', b. 37 Jan. 1840, China; died of consumption, 16
Nov. 1866, at Vassalboro,
10402. 2. Warren-H'., b. 3 Feb, 1841, China; enlisted, July, 1862, in the 19th
Reg. Me, Vols. ; went South, and was taken sick with typhoid
fever; partially recovered, returned home, and died of consump
tion, 13 Oct 1863.
10403. 3. Mary-A'., b. 10 June, 1843, SomerviUe; m. China, 11 Apr. 1863,
George-B. French.
10404. 4. Cynthia-Ellen', b, 36 Feb. 1844, S. ; m. Vassalboro, 36 Aug. 1863,
James-B, Emery.
10405. 5. Franklin-D'., b. 1 July, 1846, S. ; married, 8 March, 1869, Lucy- J.
Martin.
10406. 6. Edwin', b. 22 Nov. 1847, S.; d. 18 May, 1848.
10407. 7. Rose-Etta', b. 10 Nov. 1852, S. ; m. China, Me., 14 Dec. 1873,
Frank-P. Giddings.
10408. 8. George', b. 10 June, 1856, China.
10409. 8. Charles', b. 10 d., 2 mo., 1821, China; married Adaline Wedgewood ;
m. 2d, Jane Reynolds. Res. 1872, Hallowell, Me.
Children:
10410. Florence'.
10411. Eldana'.

868 Descendants of Job* Window. -^
10113. Virginia', died young.
10413. Virginia'.
10414. CONTENT', [10179] (JoV, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 7 Jan.
1784, at Fahnouth, Me. ; died Aug. 1867, Westbrook, formerly a part of Falmouth,
and was buried in the Friends cemetery; m. at Friends meeting, Falmouth, James
MEADER, born in 1777. Rochester, N.H., diedin Falmouth, and was buried in
the Friends cemetery. His will was recorded at Portland, Me. He was a painter,
carpenter, and farmer. Falmouth, Me.
Children :
10415. JIary', born in China, Me.
10416. Lydia'.
10417. Hannah'.
10418. Jane'.
10419. JoB-W'., b. 12 Sept 1808, China; m, in Friends meeting, Falmouth, Me.,
3 Dec. 1846, Sarah-W'. Winslow [11633], b. 33 Jlar. 1817, Westbrook,
Jle., dau. of Benjamin' and Lois (Lunt) of W. She died 4 Apr. 1871,
Westbrook, aud was buried in Portland Cemetery, Deering, Cumber
land Co., Jle. Stone-cutter. P.O. add. 1873, Deering, Me.
Children born in Falmouth :
10430. 1. Mary-J'., b. 14 June, 1848; d. 18 Dec. 1869, Westbrook.
10431. 3. Benjamin-W'., b. 14 Aug. 1853; m. Portiand, Jle,. 25 Dec. 1871 or
'3, Allada-F. Jlilliken, b. 7 Aug. 1854, Westbrook.
10423. Jonathan-A'., (twin of Job-W'.) b. 13 Sept 1808, China; man-ied Han
nah  . Res. 1872, Deering, Morrill's Corner, Me.
10433. Louisa', bom in Falmouth, Me.
10434. Charles'.
10435. Cynthia'.
10426. JIARY', [10181] (JoV, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kendm',) b. Ji Jlay, 1788,
Falmouth, Jle,; is deceased; married Nathan HAWKES, of Durham, Me. Farmer
and tanner. Children:
10427. Joseph', is a tanner. Res. 1872, Durham, Me.
10428. Hannah', married Francis Hussey. Res, 1873, Durham, Me.
Child:
10439. Mary', b. 30 .Tan, 1830, Cliiiia, Jle, ; married, as 3d wife, 8 Sept
1859, Edward-Cobb' Robinson [103-2.5], b, 2r, Feb. 1818, son of
Timothy and Sarah" (Winslow) of Windham, Jle. Chair manu
facturer in New York City; ofiice, 160 West 37th St.
Res. 1873, Mamaronedc, Westchester Co., N.Y.
Children :
10430. 1. Maria-Louise'.', b. 30 July, 1860.
10431. 2. Alida',', b. 13 Jlay, 1863; d. 13 Oct 1863.

K

Simmons, Bailey, Hawks, Mathews, Robinson, Duncan. 809

10432. 10433.10434. 10435.

3. Emina-Frase)-',', b. 36 Apr. 1864.
4. Ida',', b. 31 Dec, 1865,
5. Francis-Hussey',', b, 18 Sept 1867,
6. Jennie',', b. 4 Aug. 1870.

10436. RACHEL', [10184] (JoV, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 13 Jlay,
1794, Falmouth, Jle.; m. Portland, Jle,, July, 1821, Bryant SIMMONS. She m.
2d, as 2d wife, at Friends mccting-house, Hallowell, now JIanchester, Jle., 10 Fob.
1840, Jacob BAILEY, of Leeds, Jle., to wdiich place he removed when he was
sixteen years of age. He was a native of Plymouth, JIass. [By his former marriage
Jlr. Bailey had a son Ezekiel, who, with his two sous Jlosns and Charles, resided in
AVinthrop, Jle,, whore the sons owned an oil-cloth factory.] Within a year and a
half of his death they sold their property in Leeds, and moved to Litchfield, now
called West Gardiner, Jle,, seventeen miles from their former residence. There ho
died, 14 Dec, 1857, aged eighty-seven years. His widow remained six years in JIan
chester, and then went to Uve with her daughter in (Jonway, N.H., where she was
residing in 1872.
Child :
10437. JIary- Winslow', b, 8 Sept, 1822, Portland, Jle. ; married, 2 June, 1842,
Rev. Joseph Hawks, of Boston, b. 5 July, 1814, Harvard, JIass. He
is a member of the Jlaine Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church; in 1872, had been engaged in preaching thirty-two years.
Res. Conway, N.H.
Children:
10438. Mary', married Albert-H. Mathews. JIanufacturor of agricultural
implements. Res, 1873, Coldbrook, Mass.
10439. EUzabeth', b. 9 Dec. 1844, Falmouth, Me. ; was married by Rev.
Joseph Hawks, Jlechanics Falls, Me,, 28 Dec. 1869, to Charles-
Henry Robinson, b. 31 July, 1840, Bath, Jle., s. of James-D. and
Mary-Elizabeth (Robinson) of B. JIanufacturor, and dealer in sup-
pUes for machines of all kinds. Res. 1872, St. Paul, Minn.
Child;
J0440. Mary-Elisabeth', b. 29 Oct. 1871, Conway, Carroll Co,, N,H.
10441. Abba*.
10442. Loranda', married Frank Duncan. Ship-chandler. Res, 1873, Bath, Me.
10443. Joseph-Mathew', in 1873, was a student in the North-Western Uni
versity, Evanston, IIU
10444. Frank'.
10445. Evalyn*.
10446. HANNAH', [10185] (JoV, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 30 Sept.
1797 Falmouth, Me.; d. 36 Oct 1871; married in her native town, 10 July, 1816,

10450.

10451.

4.

10453.

5.

10453.

6.

10454.

7.

10455.

8.

10456.

9.

10457.

10.

10458.

11.

870 Descendants of Nathan* Winslow. K
Ezra Hawkes, b. 31 May, 1793, Windham, Me. Farmer. Res. Augusta, and Chi
na, Kennebec Co., and Deering, Cumberland Co., Me.
Children born probably in China, Me. :
10447. 1. Almira', b. 33 Aug. 1817.
10448. 2. Edward', b. 20 Feb. 1819,
10449. 3. Nathaniel', b. 28 Dec. 1831; m. South Kingston, Washington Co., R.L,
38 Jan. 18~, JIary-A. CoUius, b. 35 Dec. 1836, S.K., dau. of Timothy-
C. and Mary-Ann (Gardiner) of S.K. Granite contractor. Res. Port
land, Jackson, Westbrook, and, 1873, Morrill's Corner, Deering, Me.
ChUd: JIoses-N'., b. 6 Apr. 1851, Jackson, Vvaldo Co., Me.
JIathbw-P'., b. 10 May, 1833.
Abby', b. 16 Juno, 1834.
JIary-W'., b. 3 June, 1836.
Hannah- W'., b. 12 Feb. 1828.
Cynthia-J'., b. 7 Apr. 1831.
Ezra', b. 22 Mar. 1834.
Job-Winslow', b. 5 Nov. 1835.
J-John-Gdrney', b. 9 Sept 1838.
10459. JAMBS', [2037] (Nathan*, James', JoV, Kendm',) b. 7 Sept. 1746, Fal
mouth, now called Westbrook, Me.; d, there, Jan, 1829; m. there, 11 Jlay or No
vember, 1768, Sarah Robinson, born March, 1746, dau. of Timothy and Sarah (  )>
and sister of JIary who married Job' Winslow, and of John who married Tabitha'
Winslow. [See 10173.] She died 12 Feb. 1778, Falmouth. He married 2d, in that
town, 3 Mar. 1779, Elizabeth Austin, b. 30 Oct. 1760, Westbrook, dau. of Benjamin
and Susanna (  ). Farmer. Settled in Falmouth, Jle.
Children :
10460. 1. Lydia, [10474] b. 34 Oct, 1769 ; d, 7 Mar, 1836 ; m, Amos Hawkes.
10461. 3. Mary, b. 16 Nov, 1776, Falmouth; married Nicholas Austin, of Canada,
where they resided, 4-
10462. 3. Thankful, [10493] b, 18 Oct 1780; d. 30 Jlay, 1834; m. Joseph AUen.
10463. 4. Esther, b. 4 Feb. 1783; d. 19 Nov. 1783, Westbrook.
10464. 5. Isaiah, b, 31 .Tune, 178? ; d. 8 Oct. 1786, W.
10465. 6. Levi, b. 30 June, 1785; d. 30 Sept. 1786, W.
10466. 7. IsATAH, [10509] b. 28 Jan. 1787; d. 20 Feb. 1858; m. Phebe Pride.
10467. 8. James, [10565] b. 31 Jan. 1789; m. Hannah Sylvester.
10468. 9. JosiAii, [10595] b. 28 Mai. 1791; m. Lydia Robinson.
10469. 10. Cyrus, [10033] b. 25 July, 1793; d. 19 Apr. 1847 i m. Frances Foster.
10470. 11. Sarah, [10669] b. 11 Sept. 1796; m. Benjamin Boody; m. 2d, Elisha
Jones.
10471. 12. Abram, [10673] b. 12 Sept. 179S; m. Mary Deering; m. 3d, Betsey
Frost; m. 3d, Phebe Crossman.
10472. 13. Noah, b. 10 Oct. 1800, Falmouth; d. abt 1869, Burnham, Me,, and was
bu-ied in Unity, Me. He married Dorcas Jones, a native of Windham,

K

Lydia' ( Winslow) Hawkes and Descendants.

li

Me., dau. of Lemuel and Catherine (Allen) of W., and gr; dau. of Lem
uel Jones and Waite (Estes).
10473. 14. Asa, b. 1 July, 1804; d. 25 July, 1807, Falmouth.

10474. LYDIA', [10460] (James*, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) born 24 Oot.
1769, Falmouth, Jle., d. 7 Mar. 1826, at Windham, Jle,, and was buried-there; m.
21 Jan. 1789, Amos HAWKES, b. 19 Oct. 1762, JIarblehead, Mass., s. of Amos and
Deborah (FUnt). He died 33 Nov. 18—, Windham, and was buried there. Farmer.
Windham, Me.

Children born in Windham :

10475.10476.10477.

10478.10479.10480.
10481.10482.
10483.
10434.

10485.
10486.10487.10488.

10489.10490.
10491.
10492.

1. Levi', b. 1 Oct. 1789; d. 2 Oct 1866.
2. Elijah', b. 24 Nov, 1791 ; was drowned at sea, 28 Mar. 1838.
3. Sarah', b, 24 Jlar, 1794; d. 20 June, 1857, Windham; married, 10 June,
1824, Elisha Jones, b. 19 June, 1798, Brunswick, Me., a. of Edward
and Mary (Tuttie) of Durham, Jle. He married 2d, 27 Jan, 1859, Sa
rah' (Winslow) Boody [10669], born 11 Sept. 1796, Falmouth, dau. of
James' and Elizabeth (Austin) of F. Res. 1873, Windham Centre, Me.
Children born in Windham:
1. Charles', b. 20 June, 1835.
3. Lydia-Jl'., b. IS. Mar. 1837; d. 27 Oct 1832.
3. Mary-H'., b. 22 Mar. 1829.
4. Slartha-H'., b. 2 Aug. 1831; d. 4 Nov. 1832.
5. Amos-H'., b. 11 Dec. 1834; d. 23 Aug. 1861.
6. JIartha-B'., b. 29 Apr. 1837.
4. William', b. 3 July, 1796; d. 3 Sept 1855, Salem, O.; m. 8 Apr.
1824, Jlartha Cobb, of Windham. Coml manufacturer at Portland;
was afterward clerk in a dry-goods store in Lynn.
Children: Joshua- 0*.
Lydiia-M*.
5. JIary', b. 2 Sept. 1798; d. 19 Dec. 1828, Windham.
6. Phebe', b. 30 Aug. 1801; d. 11 Nov. 1838, Windham; narried, 27 Sept.
1827, David' Allen, of W., born there, 12 d., 8 mc, 1795, son of Ebe
nezer and Charity (Pope) of W. For differing dates see No. 10845.
See Chart of Alleyne Family, pp. 286-7.

Child: William-H*., b. 10 Aug. 1828.
7. Thankful', b. 7 June, 1803.
8. Samuel', b. 7 July, 1807.
9. Oliver', b. 15 Jan. 1811; d. 17 Oct 1828, Windham.

P.O. add. 1876, Conway, N.H.
Res. 1873, Windham, Me.

873 Thankful* {Winslow) Allen. K
10493. THANKFUL', [10463] (James*, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kendm',) b. 18
Oct. 1780, Falmouth, Me. ; d. 30 May, 1834, Vassalboro, Kennebec Co., Me., and
was buried there ; married in Friends meeting-house, at F., 30 Sept 1801, Joseph
ALLEN, b. 7 Jan. 1773, Windham, Jle., son of Peletiah and Hannah (Hall) of Ma-
tiuicus Island, off Penobscot Bay, on the coast of Maine, and gr. son of Francis and
Jlary Allen, who came from England and settled in Kittery, Jle. He died at V., 8
Apr. 1801, and wasburied there. He was a farmer; settled in Vassalboro, where
be spent the remainder of his life, with the exception of five years' residence in
Windham. We extract the following from an account of the Allen and Hall fami
lies, furnished by Joseph-Hall' Allen and his sisters:
" Peletiah Allen and Hannah Hall were married in Falmouth, Jlaine, 1766, in
a public religious meeting of the Society of Fiiends, according to the custom of said
society; and, in 1770, settled in Windham, then an unbroken forest from their log-
cabin to the Canada line, Jlaine was at that time called a province or district of
Massachusetts, and was not admitted into the Union as a sovereign State until 1820.
We, his children Phebe, Hannah, and Joseph, reside on the farm on which our father
settled. We have heard him relate that, in traveling seven miles to Friends meet
ing on the banks of the Kennebec river, with spotted trees to guide him, there beinc
no roads, he was under the necessity of taking down seventeen pairs of bars, to ac
complish his object. [See Chart of the Alleyne Family, pp. 386-7.]
Three brothers by the name of Hall came to this country from England. One
of them was drowned, as we have heard, another returned to England, and the third
Ebenezer, father of Hannah (Hall) Allen, our grandmother, soon after settled ou
Matinicus Island, off Penobscot Bay, coast of Maine, which he purchased. By his
first wife Hannah, he had three children, viz. : Ebenezer, Susannah, and Hannah,
the mother dying when the last-mentioned was only one day old. He married 3d
a lady by the name of Green, by whom he had three more children, viz. : Peter
Phebe, and Tabitha. While these three children were quite young the Indians were
at war with the whites. Ebenezer Hall and his family were the only inhabitants of
the island. A party of savages surrounded and attacked tbe house which was built
with logs and constructed with reference to their probable assaults. It was success
fully defended by the inmates for three days and nights, when, all being stiU for
some hours, Mr. Hall, supposing the Indians had retired, raised the scuttie--window
and ventured to look cautiously forth. The enemy being in ambush immediately
fired, and he fell back into the house, the frightened children cryino- out ' Father is
dead.' Finding the principal defender was now out of the way, they battered down
the door, took the mother and her three children prisoners, plundered the house of
such things as thoy cared for, set fire to it, and drove their captives before them to
Canada. These three children were soon separated from their mother, and have
never since been heard from. The mother was afterward exchanged, and made her
way on foot to Gorham, Maine, where she became the wife of Chitman COBB. The
three older children, by the first wife, were all from home at the time of the attack,
and thus escaped the fate of the rest of the family. Ebenezer owned a schooner and
was out coasting; Susannah and Hannah were at school in Portland. The last-men
tioned married Peletiah Allen, as before stated. Susannah married William Proctor
and lived in Windham, Jle, Ebenezer settled on JUitinicus Island, and married

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873

Susannah Young. They had fifteen children, all of whom married andhad families.
He died at the age of eighty years, leaving of living descendants, fifteen children,
one-hundred-aud-five grandchildren, and forty-five great grandchildren,"
Cliildren born in Vassalboro, excepting the last two who were born in Wind
ham: 10494, 1, Phebe', b. 17 Nov, 1803; was unmarried in 1873. Res. South Vassalboro, Me.
lOlfl.". 3. Lydi.a', b, 10 Jl.ay, 1804; d. 10 Jan. 1835. V.
10496. 3. James', b. 30 Jlar. 1806; married in V., 30 Oct. 1833, JIary Gordon, b.
18 Apr. 1810. Windsor, Kennebec Co., Jle., where her parents resided.
She died 1 June, 1873, Orneville, Piscataquis Co., Jle. Farmer.
Res. 1873, Orneville, Me.
Children:
10497. 1 Charles-Winslow', b. 39 Aug. 1835, V. ; in 1873, was unmarried.
10498. 3. Clara-Ridley*, b. 13 Fob. 1838, V.; m. Burnham, Waldo Co., Me.,
35 Apr. 1858, Hannibal-Daniel Dodge, b. 33 Aug. 1831, at B., s.
of Elisha and JIary (Kimball), of B. He died 31 Jan. 1869, Fill
more, JIo., having removed, in 1808, from Burnh-am to that place.
She res, 1873, Orneville, Me.
Childien born in Burnham:
10499. 1. Marshall-IIannibar, b, 1 June. 1859; d. 20 Jan. 1869, Fillmore.
10500. 2. Emma-Arietta', b, 2 Aug. 1800.
10501. 3. Madora- Clara', b, 0 Jan, 1862,
10503. 4. Achsah-Elizabeth', b. 3 Nov. .1803.
10503. 5. Chnrles-Winslow', 'h. 10 Oct. 18%b.
10504. 6, Mary-Abbie', b. 2 Dec. 1807.
10505. 3. James-Oliver', b. 25 Oct. 1850, Augusta; iu 1873, was unmarried.
10506. 4, Hannah', b. 1 Mar. 1808; in 1873, wai unmarried. Res, South Vassalboro, Me.
10507. 5, AsA-WiNSi.ow', b, 5 Apr. 1813; d. 29 June, 1824, Bloomfield, and was
buried in Vassalboro,
10508. 6, Joseph-Hall', b. 16 Jan, 1815. Farmer and manufacturer. In 1873,
he was unmarried and living on the liomestead at South Vassalboro, Jle.
10509. ISAIAH", [10406] {James', Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) born 28 Jan.
1787, Westbrook, formerly Falmoutii, JIc., d. 30 Feb. 1858, Casco, Jle.; m. in F.,
24 Jau. 1811, Phebe Pride, born in that town, 6 Oct, 1788, dau, of Isaac, of F., and
JIiriam (Ray). She died 29 June, 1870. Farmer,
Children :
10510. 1. Ei.izabeth-Ann', b. 21 Jan. 1813; d. 7 Aug. 1860; married, 27 June,
1833, Robert Spiller.
Children:
10511. 1. Jonas-Davis', b. 21 Apr. 1834; d. 12 Oct 1853.
10512. 2. Isaiah- Winslow', b. 5 June, 1836.

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Descendants of Isaiah' Winslow.

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10513. 3. Francis-J'., b. 25 July, 1838.
10514. 4. William-Henry', b. 23 Oct. 1840; d'. 31 Dec. 1840.
10515. 5. Phebe-Jane", b. 29 Jan. 1843.
10516. 6. Emma', b. 11 June, 1844.
10517. 7. Alpheus', b. 34 Sept 1846.
10518. 8. Bliza-Ann-Winslow', b. 34 Jan. 1849.
10519. 9. Cyrus- Winslow', b, 6 Jlar, 1853.
10520. 10, Philinda', b, 14 Jlay, 1854.
10521. 2, Francis', b. 4 Nov. 1814. P.O. add. 1873, Shiocton, Outagamie Co., Wit.
10522. 3. George-Randall', b. 25 Dec. 1816; married Sybil-Ann Dyer, b. 24
Jlay, 1823, Sebago, Me., dau. of Daniel, b. 16 Nov. 1780, Limington,
Jle., d. 5 May, 1838, at S., and Martha (Johnson), b. 17 Nov. 1781, at
L., d. 23 Sept 1852, at S.
Res. 1873, Casco, WdjVs Mills, Cumberland Go., Me.
Children :
10523. 1. Vurnan-Bastman", b. 13 Oct 1843; d. 38 Sept. 1868.
10534. 2. Dennis-Ei-astus", b. 8 Sept 1845 ; d. 26 Jlar. 1861.
10525. 3. Edgar-Bloomfield', b. 19 Jan. 1849.
10526. 4. Lunetta', b. 18 Jlay, 1851 ; married, 27 Nov. 1867, Levi- Greenleaf
Small, b. 16 Feb. 1S43, Casco, Me., s. of Levi and Jane (Lovett),
born in Windham.
Children:
10527. 1. Frederic-Erastus', b. 31 Aug. 1869.
10528. 2. Melvin', b. 24 Oct. 1870.
10529. 3. William', b. 4 May, 1872.
10530. 5. Anson-Jordan', b. 38 June, 1855.
10531. 6. Harriet", b. 1 Aug. 1858.
10533. 7. Anthony-True', b. 29 June, 1860.
10533. 8. Randall', b. 3 Sept 1863; d. 8 July, 1863.
10534. 9. George-Nelson", b. 4 Jlay, 1806.
10535. 10. Anna', b. 16 Feb. 1869; d. 33 Jan, 1871.
10536. 4. Esther', b. 34 Feb. 1818; d, 30 Jlar. 1818.
10537. 3. Mary-Jane', b. 10 Dec. 1830; married iu Casco, Jle., 25 Apr. 1843,
Lemuel Dyer, b. 12 Jlar. 1817, Limington, Jle., s. of Daniel and Jlar.
tha (Johnson), and brother of Sybil-Ann Dyer, wife of George-RandaU'
Winslow [10522].
Children:
10538. 1. Dennis-Adelbei-t', b. 23 Dec. 1844; d. 6 Sept. 1845.
10539. 3. Eliza-Ann', b. 6 Apr. 1846; m. Limington, Me., 7 Sept 1867, James
Taylor,
10540. 3. Pamela- A'., b. 22 Sept 1847; m. Denmark, Me., 4 Nov. 1862,
Stephen-H. Perry.
1Q541. 4. Dennis-Adelbert', b. 33 July, 1849.

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875

10543. 5. Linda-H'., b. 9 Aug. 1851; m. Bridgeton, Me., 26 Feb. 1869, David
Stearns.
10543. 6. George-G"., b. 10 Nov. 1853.
10544. 7. JIattie-J',, b. 9 June, 1856.
10545. 8. Jonas-W'., b. 16 Dec. 1858.
W)546. 6. Son', b. 15 Jan. 1823; died the same day.
10547. 7. Josiah', b. 15 Mar. 1824; m. 13 Jan. 1862. Eunice (Strout) Robinson,
dau. of George and Eunice (  ). She died 6 Dec, 1803. He m. 2d,
18 Feb. 1866, Sarah-E. Small, dau, of Simeon and Almira (  ). She
died 9 Sept. 1867. He married 3d, 24 Sept. 1808, Lucy-B. (Spiller)
Foster, dau. of John and Mary (  ).
• Res. 1870, WebVs Milk, Gasco, Me.
Children:

10548.10549.
10550.10551.10552.

10553.10554.
10555.
10556.10557.
10558. 10559,
10560.

10561.10562.
10563.10564.

1. Clara-F*., b. 16 Oct 1862.
2. Son', b. 6 Sept 1867; d. 24 Nov. 1867.
3. Edith-A'., b, 15 Dec. 1870.
4. Alfred', b. 26 Sept 1872.
8. Isaiah-Pride', b. 23 Jan. 1825, Casco, Jle. ; m. Limerick, York Co,, Jle,,
19 Feb. 1856. Hannah-S. Leavitt, b. 7 Jlay, 1830, Ossipee, Carroll Co,,
N,H., dau, of James-G. and Lydia (Sherman) of Parsonsfield, Me.,
afterward of Padonia, Kansas. Justice of the peace, county commis
sioner, postmaster, and farmer. Res. Limerick, Limington, Casco,
Windham, and Portland, Jle. P.O. add. 1873, Padonia, Kansas. ,
Children born in Padonia, except the eldest:
1. James-L',, b. 13 Dec. 1856, Limerick.
2. JIary -B',, b. 6 Jan. 1859.
3. Julia- A'., b. 4 Nov. 1860.
4. Carrie-E",, b, 11 Apr. 1863.
5. George", b. 5 Juno, 1866.
9. Harriet', b. 27 Apr. 1837; d. 5 Oct 1838.
10. JIiriam-Pride', b. 34 Aug, 1829,
11, Noah', b, 33 Apr. 1833; married, 35 Dec. 1864, CaroUne Plummer, b.
31 Jlay, 1843, dau, of Jesse. Res. 1870, Wd)b'i Mills, Casco, Me.
Children: 1. Samuel', b. 33 Dec. 1865.
3. Clarence', b. 16 Jan, 1868.
3. Jlinnie-J'., b. 31 Feb, 1869.
4. Vul-nau-Eastman', b. 30 Nov. 1870.

10565. JAMES', [10467]- (James*, Nathan*, James*, job*, Kenelm',) b. 31 Jan.
1789, Falmouth, now Westbrook, Me. ; was married at Friends meeting-house, Fal
mouth, 38d,, 3 mo., 1816, to Hannah Sylvester, of Raymond, b. 13 d,, 5 mo,, 1789,
Duxbury, Mass,, where her parents resided, and afterward in Raymond. She died

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Descendants of James' Winslow.

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25 d., 1 mo.. 1863, and was buried in the T ..ads burying-ground, Windham, Jle.
He was a member of the Society of Friends ; removed to Windham, 9 d., 4 mo.,
1823. Farmer. Res. 1870, Windham, Cumberland Co., Me.
Children born in Windham, excepting the eldest two who were born in West
brook :
10566. 1. Emzabeth-Bradford', b. 4 d., 3 mo., 1817; was married by Rev. Wm.
Warren, at Windham Corner, 4 Oct, 1840, to Daniel Hawkes, of Port
land, JIo,, b, 38 Apr, 1805, Windham, s, of James aud Rebecca (Rob
inson) of W. He was a farmer and currier while living in Jlaine, In
1858, he removed from Portland to Kansas on account of his health ;
d. 31 July, 1863, at Carson, Brown County, in that State, aud waj
buried there.
Children born at No, 99 Green St,, Portland, except the youngest:
10567. 1. Daniel-Olivei-', b, 13 Aug. 1847; died of diphtheria, 19 Aug. 1800, iu
Kansas, aud was buried there.
10568. 2. Emily- .\nn", b, 18 Sept, 1848; was for several years a teacher. She
was married by Rev. Jlr. Gates, in Carson, Kansas, 3 Oct, 1869, tu
Geoige-Roundy-Thomas Roberts, b. 10 Apr. 1847, Ludlow, Vt,,
S. of James and Jlaria (Coy) of L. Farmer. Res. 1870, Hamlin, Kansas.
Child:
10569. Maria- Elizabeth', b. 14 Oct 1870, Hamlin.
10570. 3. Franklin-Solomon', b. 15 Jan. 1850, Farmer.
10571. 4. EUa-JIaria', b. 39 Aug, 1851; has been engaged in teaching.
10572. 5. Sarah-EUzabe*h», b, 4 June, 1853; died of ch'lera infantum, 30 Aug.
1853, Portland, Jle,, aud was buried there.
10573. 6. Charies- William", b, 7 June, ISOI,
10574. 7. AUce-Jane', b. 33 July, 1855,
10575. 8. George-Henry', b. 37 July, 1858, Carson, Kansas.
10576. 3. Lucy-Ann'; b. 30 d., 11 mo., 1818; d. 2:; d., 2 mo., 1830, V>stbrook.
10577. 3. JIary-Ch.4.tman', b. 23 d., 9 mo., 1830; m. Windham, Jle., 39 Oct
1847, Noah Hanson, of W., b. there, 14 Dec. 1814, s. of Joseph and
Lydia (Hanson) of W. He was County Superintendent of Public
Instruction and township trustee six years; county commissioner two
years; postmaster twelve years; teacher eiglitoeu years; and farmer;
was also a merchant in Portlaud, Jle., eleven years, removing, October,
1857, from that place to Carson, Kaus.as, where he was residing in 1870.
Children born in Portland, except the youngest:
10578. 1. JIartha-EUeu', b. 33 Aug. 1848; m. Carson, 1,5 Jlay, 1870, Marshall-
Jacob Welcome, s. of Stephen-D. and Clarinda (  ).
10579. 2. lloward-Byron', b. 13 Apr. 1851.
10580. 3. Irving-Milton', b. 4 Oct 1853.
10581. 4. Walter-Herbert', b. 15 Jlar. 1857.
10582. ¦). Oscar-Alouzo', b. 13 Oct, 1801, Carson.

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877

10583.
10584.

10585. 10,-.86. 10.J87.
10588. 10589.

10590.10591.
10593.

10593. 10594.

4. Rufus', b. 13d., 7 mo., 1833; d. Id., 6 mo,, 1845, Windham.
5. Francis', b, 10 d,, 9 mo,, 1834; m, by Rev. A, Lincoln, Gray, Me,, 3
Oct 1853, to AlgeUne Legrow, of AVindham, born there, 15 Oct 1839.
Teacher. P.O, add. 1870, Presque Isle, Aroostook Co., Me.
Children: 1. Marietta', b. 14 Jan. 1855, Windham.
2, Florabel', b. 24 Jlay, 1856, "
3. Frank-E'., b. 22 Dec. 1858, Westbrook.
4. WilUe-H"., b. 17 Nov. 1860, JIapleton, Aroostook Co., Me.
6. Sarah-Sylvester', b. 23d., 8 mo., 1836; m. Windham, 37 Oct. 1859, Jo
seph-Clement Chute, of W., son of Josiah and Catherine (Clement).
Farmer. Res. 1870, Windham, Me.
Children born in Windham:
1. George-Clement', b. 8 Oct 1860; was drowned 6 July, 1863; and
was buried in Windham.
2. Edward-Winslow", b. 2 Feb. 1863.
7. Oliver', b. 28 d., 11 mo,, 1829; m. Windham, 15 Nov, 1863, Margaret-
Jane Rhoades, b, 1 5 Nov. 1844, in Nova Scotia, dau. of James and Ab
bie (Patten) of N.S. Farmer. Res. 1870, Windham, Me.
Child: George-Edward', b. 9 Jan. 1866.
8. Louisa-Ellen', b. 31 d,, 1 mo,, 1833.

10595. JOSIAH', [10468] (James*, Nathan*, James', Job', Kenelm',) b, 28 Mar.
1791, Falmouth, now Westbrook, Jle. ; m. Windham, Jle,, 8 Feb, 1816, Lydia Rob
inson, of Windham, born there, 5 June, 1793, dau, of Stephen and Content (Alley)
of Berwick and South Windham, Jle. She died 29 Apr. 1871, at Westbrook, and
was buried there. Farmer. [For Robinson family, see foot-note to 10173.]
Res. 1870, Saccarappa, Jle., and, 1873, WestM-ook, Me.
Children born in Westbrook:
10596. 1. Esther', b. 33 Nov. 1816; d. 7 Feb. 1817, W.
10597. 2. Content', b. 36 Dec, 1817; married at Westiiroik, 38 Aug, 1839,
Charles' Hamblin [11337], b. 36 Sept. 1817, Windham, s. of Allen and
Lydia' (Winslow) of W. lie died 13 Jau. 1845, Windham, He was a
mason. She married 2d, Portland, Jle,, 36 June, 1806, James' Pope
[11090], b, 17 Jlay, 1808, Vassalboro, Jle., s. of Ebenezer' and Sarah
(Chase) of V. Farmer, Removed from Westbrook to Vassalboro.
Res. 1873, East Vassalboro, Me.
Children:
10598. 1. Lydia', b. 8 Sept. 1840, AVestbrook; died tiiere, 8 Oct. 1843.
10599. 3. Harriet", b. 39 Nov. 1843, " ; d. 14 Aug. 1800, Bast Vassal
boro, Jle. ; married at V., 39 June, 1800, Charles-H. Jones.

873

Descendants of Josiah" Winslow.

10600.

10601.

3.

10603;

4.

10603,

5.

10604. 10605.10600. 10007.
10608.

10609.10610.10011.

10612.10613. 10614.10615.

10616. 10617.
10618.10619. 10620.
10621.

3. Edward-Winslow', b. 11 Sept. 1858, Vassalboro.
Mary', b. 9 May, 1819; d. 9 Feb. 1820, Westbrook.
Charles', b. 20 Nov. 1831; d. 30 July. 1833, Westbrook.
Stephen-Robinson', b. 31 Jlay, 1833; m. Windham, Jle., 3 Dec. 1852,
Hannah Hacker, b. 16 Sept. 1823, Vassalboro, dau. of Jeremiah and
Sarah (Read) of W. and V. Boot and shoe maker.
Res. 1872, Saccarappa, Me.
Children born in Westbrook :
1. Sarah-Maria", b. 8 Jan. 1854; d. 3 Jfar. 1804, Westbrook.
2. Ella-Frances', b. 16 Aug. 1856; d. 23 Aug. 1857, AV.
3. Alfred-Boody', b. 34 Oct. 1858,
4. Ellen-Augusta', b, 17 Aug. 1860.
6. Edward-B'., b. 30 Oot. 1834; m. by Rev. H-B. Abbott, Portiand, Me,,
34 Dec. 1861, to Juliett Hamblen, b. 1 July, 1837, P., dau. of WiUiam
and. Susan-Lowe (Bartlett) of Gorham, Cumberland Co., Jle. He was
a shoemaker ten years; afterward a farmer and stock-raiser. Res.
Portland, Poland, and Westbrook, Jle. ; in 1808, removed to Padonia,
Brown Co., Kansas, where he was living in 1873.
Child : 1864, Westbrook.
17 Oct 1833, AVestbrook.
11 Aug. 1857, Parsonsfield, Me.; m.
AVestbrook, 33 Oct. 1851, John-Brackett Cartland, b. 31 Aug. 1824,
P., s. of Silas and Ann (Brackett) of P. Res. Parsonsfield, Me.
Children born in Parsonsfield :
1. JIartha-Elma', b. 29 Jlay, 1853.
2. Cynthia- Winslow", b, 10 Aug, 1857.
9. Cyrus', b. 20 July, 1832; died in infancy, at Westbrook.
10. Lydia-Maria', b. 15 Aug. 1834; married in W., 2 Jlar. 1859, Isaiah-
Noah Hacker, b. 15 Jlar. 1820, Vassalboro, Me., s. of Jeremiah and

JIarlon-Hamblen', b. 15 Feb.
7. Janb-Boody', b. 9 Jlay, 1836; d.
8. Cynthia', b. 9 Jlay, 1839; d.

Sarah (Read) of V. Farmer.
Children born in Westbrook:
1. Albei-t-J*., b. 35 Aug. 1860.
3. Emma-Lydia", b. 3 Dec. 1863.
3. Charles', b. 34 June, 1864; d, 33 Aug,
4. Hattie-Hamblen', b. 37 Nov. 1865.
5. Willie-Isaiah', b. 1 Nov. 1870.
6. Sarah-Maria', b, 37 April, 1873.

Res. 1873, Westbrook, Me.

1864.

10633. CYRUS', [10469] (James*, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kendm',) b. 25 July,
1793, Westbrook, Me.; d. 19 April, 1847, Casco, Me., and was buried there. Ilia
wUl was recorded in Portiand, Jle. He was married in Freeport, Me., by Rev. Jlr.
Mason, 18 Dec. 1815, to Frances Foster, b. 6 Mar. 1798, P., dau. of Benjamin and

Welch, Smith, Tucker.

879

Rebecca (Curtis) of P. Farmer, and, in winter, a teacher of common schools. Res.
AVestbrook, Freeport, Vassalboro, Raymond, and Casco, formerly a part of Raymond.
He was a worthy member of the Society of Friends in Casco; was loved and re
spected in Ufe, and in death lamented. In 1874, his widow was living in Casco
with her son Matthew-Franklin'.
Children:
10623. 1. Rbbecca-Foster', b, 25 Sept, 1816, Freeport; d, 28 June, 1855, Casco,
and was buried there; married in C, 14 Jan. 1835, Robert-B. AVelch,
b. 18 Apr, 1811, s, of James and Polly (  ) of Raymond, Me. He
died 3 May, 1843, Lexington, Jle,, and was buried there. She married
2d, Seba Smith. Res. Raymond, Lexington, and Casco, Me.
Children, of whom the first three were born in Raymond and the others in
Lexington, Jle. :
10624. 1. Cyrus- Winslow', b. 10 Dec. 1835; left home just before the war of
tbe rebellion, and has not since been heard from.
10625. 2. Alvin', b. 15 Aug. 1837; m, by Rev, A-W, Pottie, Westbrook, 13
Jlar. 1868, to JIary Bailey, b. 13 Jlaj-, 1838, Saccarappa, Cumber
land Co., Me., dau, of Isaac-AV. and Bethiah (  ) of S. He
served in the late war, enlisting as private in the 1st and 10th
Jlaine Vol. Regiments. Res. Westbrook and Portland, Jle., and
four years in Jlason City, Cerro Gordo Co,, Iowa, where he en
gaged in farming. His health failing, he returned to the State of
Maine. In 1874 he was steward of the steam-ship Dirigo.
P.O, add. Saccarappa, Me.
Child:
10636. Frank- Woodbury', b. 27 Nov. 1868, Jlason City.
10627. 3. Freeman", b. 23 June, 1839; d. 11 Jlay, 1850, Poland, Me.
10638. 4. Robert-B",, b. 36 Apr. 1843; served in tbe war, and died while on
the march, about 17 Apr. 1863, New Orleans, La.
10639. 5. Charies-B'., d. 39 Jan. 1843, Lexington, Jle.
10630. 3. James-Allen', b, 8 Aug. 1818, Vassalboro, Jle. ; m, by John Sawyer,
Esq., Raymond, Jle., 9 Jan. 1843, to Eliza-Jauo Gerry, b. 15 Nov.
1818, at R,, dau of Jacob and Dorothy (Jlarch) of Poland, Me. Stove
and hardware dealer. Res. Lexington, Poland, and, 1874, Bath, Me.
Children:
10631. 1, Ellen-Frances", b. 33 Dec. 1845, Poland; m. by Rev. Nahum
Brooks, of Manchester, N.H., 5 Oct, 1869, to Henry-Sewall
Tucker, of Bath, born there in 1847, s. of George-Washington
and JIary-Ann (Reed) of Bath. Clothing store, 1876, 765 Washing
ton Street. Res. 34 Apipleton Street, Boston, Mass.
Child:
10632. Harry- Winslow', b. 1 Feb., 1871, Boston.
10633. 3. Albert-Gerry', b. 9 Sept, 1850, Poland, Me, ; was married at Bath,
by Rev. Mr! Heath, of Brunswick, 35 Aug. 1873, to Rachel-Hyde

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McDonald, of Bath, born there, 15 Jlay, 1800, dau. of Jacob and
Rachel (Hyde) of Bath. Stove aud hardware dealer.
Res. 1876, Bath, Me.
10031. 0. Adelaide-Dora', (twin of Albert- Gerry',) b. 9 Sept. 1800, Poland; m.
in Bath, by Rev. J-0. Fiske, of that place, 35 Dec, 1873, to Wal
ter-Forrest Marston, of B,, born in 1849, Danville, Me., s. of
WilUam-Frost and Sarali-Dewitt (Carville) of B. Teacher.
Res. 1874, Somerville, Mass., and, 1876, Bristol, B.L
Children :
10035. 1. C'AaHe.9-TI'«n.sfoM', b. 33 Sept. 1873, Bath.
10636. 3. Frederic-Shearman', b. 7 July, 1875, Somerville, Mass.
10637. 4. Chariie-Freoman", b. 13 Nov. 1806, Batii; died there, 8 Jlar. 1864.
10638. 5. Emma-Jane', b. 36 May, 1858, B.
10639. 3. JIatthew-Pranklin', b. 4 Jlay, 1831, Raymond, Jle, ; was married in
Casco, by Rev, James Libby, 37 Dec. 1846, to Deborah-Roberts Small,
b, 14 Feb, 1819, Gray, Cumberland Co., Jle., dau, of Robert and Ann
(Lawrence) of G. She died 3 Sept. 1859, Otisfleld, Cumberland Co.,
Jle., and was buried in Casco. He married 3d,  , He was a mem
ber of the Legislature in 1863. Farmer,
Res. Westbrook, Otisfield, Harrison, and WebVs Mills, Casco, Me.
Children: 1. Cyrus-Roscoe', b. 30 Sept. 1847, Casco; enUsted in the Union army
at the age of fifteen, and served till the close of the -war.
Res. 1874, Lancaster, N.B.
2. Helen-JIay", b. 21 Dec. 1853, Casco.
3, Charies-Franklin', b. 19 Aug, 1859, Otisfield, Jle.
William-Fostkr', b. 38 Dec. 1833, Casco; m, Portland, Jle., 14 June,
1847, Lois-JI. Noble, b, 3 Jlay, 1833, Casco, dau, of John and Eliza
beth (White) of C. She died 10 Aug, 1859, Cumberland, Jle,, and
was buried in Casco. He married 3d, Freeport, Jle,, 10 Sept 1861,
Lizzie-D. Grant, b. 7 May, 1840, Pownal, Jle., dau. of Reuben aud
Dorothy (Gross) of Freeport. Res. 1874, Yarmouth, Cumberland Cd., Me.
Children:
10044. 1. Froderic-A'., b. 5 Aug, 1849, Westbrook, Me.
10040. 2. Rosetta-L"., b. 15 Aug, 1851, Raymond, Me.
10646. 3. Sarah-L',, b, 3 July, 1803, Yarmouth, Jle.
10047. 4. Newell-F'., b. 21 Jlay, 1855,
10648. 5. William-L',, b. 13 June, 1859, Cumberland, Jle.
By 3d marriage :
10649. 6, Charies-G"., b. 5 April, 1863, ?'
10650. 7. Herbert-S'., b. 9 Apr. 1868, Yarmouth, Me. ; d. there, 31 Jlay, 1869.
10651. 8. Albert-P'., b. 2 June, 1870, "
10653. 9. Franklin-S',, b. 14 May, 1873, "

10G40.

10641.10043.
10643.

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Duran, Hall, Todd, Webb, Cool:

881

10653. 5. Olive-Coffin', b. 38 Nov. 1825, Casco; m, by Rev. B-D. Peck, Port
land, Me., 1 Oct. 1853, to Nathaniel Duran, b. 10 Dec. 1816, Durham,
.Me., s. of Nathaniel and JIary (Young) of D. Miller. s.p.
Res. 1874, WebVs Mills, Casco, Me.
10654. 6. Joiin-Bartol', b. 14 Sept. 1837, Casco; was married there, by Rev. D-
Y. Stevens, 9 Nov. 1856, to JIaria-H. Sawyer, b. 11 Sept 1836, Stand
ish, Me., dau. of Lemuel and Esther-G. (Purington) of S. He has
boon a merchant; in 1874 was a lumberman and cattle-broker.
Res. Casco, and, 1874, Windham, Me.
Children boru in Casco:
10655. 1. Fanny-R',, b, 17 Mar. 1858;
led there.
¦10056. 2. Sarah-M"., b. 30 Aug. 1859.
10657. 7. Lydia-Robinson', b. 7 Apr. 1830 ;

10661.
10662.10663.10664.
10660.
10660.10667.
10668.

d. 16 Apr. 1863, Casco, and was bur-

Todd.

married  Hall ; and probably 2d,
Res. 1876, Bradford Street, Portland, Me.
Children by 1st marriage :
10658. AUce-A'.
10659. John-P' [These two children were brought up by their aunt Sarah-Jane'
(Winslow) Cook, 10668.]
10660. 8. t)oRCAS-JoNEs', b. 14 June, 1832, Casco; married there, 24 Nov. 1851,
Richard-JIaybury Webb, proprietor of Webb's Jlills, b. 31 Jan. 1818,
Casco, s. of William-Elder and Mehetable (Maybnry) of Webb's Mills.
He died in that place, 11 Dec. 1866. He had been a merchant and
carriage manufacturer. She res. 1874, WebVs Mills, Casco, Me.
Children born at Webb's Jlills :

1.

2.

William-Herbert', b. 18 Aug. 1852; died in 1873. The year pre
vious he was a clerk in Bath Hotel, Bath, Me.
Charles-JIerritt', b. 29 Oct. 1854; in 1872, was clerk in a dry-goods
store, Boston, JIass.
3. Jennie-Lind', b. 4 Dec. 1856 ; died in 1873.
4. Florence-Percy', b. 11 Mar. 1859; d. 6 Jlar. 1870.
0. Mamie', b. 10 Aug. 1861.
6. Abraham-Lincoln', b. 27 Dec, 1864; d. 28 Feb. 1871.
7. Fannie-Gortrude', b. 23 June, 1866.
Sarah-Jane', b. 31 Oct. 1834, Casco; was married there, by Daniel-M.
Cook, Esq., 1 Nov. 1854, to Benjamin-Francis Cook, b. 24 July, 1833,
C, s, of Richard, Esq,, and Mary (May bury) of C. He has served as
constable, collector, and street commissioner. Farmer.
Jlrs, Cook mentions the following incident regarding her child
hood: "When I was a child of four years, a teacher once told me to
tell my mother not to spend her time in curling my hair, but to use
that time in prayer to God. It is said I answered indignantly, stamp-
in"- my little foot at her, 'God curled my hair, mother never did.'

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My sisters hastened home and informed my parents that I swore at the
teacher, and they thought I deserved chastisement. My father took
me on his knee, saying, ' You have given your teacher a wiser and
truer answer than one older could have done, I hope it is a lesson
that will benefit her, teaching her not to meddle with God's works,'
That teacher never troubled me again concerning my duty to God or
my parents. She had her answer in full."
We are informed that a picture of Gov. Edward' Winslow, wliich
hangs in Jlemorial Hall, Boston, bears a striking resemblance to Jlrs.
Cook. She has no children, but has brought up AUce-A'. and John-
P'. Hall, children of her sister Lydia-Robinson' [10607].
Res. Casco, and, 1874, Auburn, Me.
10669. SARAH', [10470] (James', Nathan* James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 11 Sept.
1796, Falmouth, now Westbrook, Me. : m. 15 Apr. 1830, Benjamin BOODY, of AV.,
s. of Robert aud JIargery (Hill). After his death slie married 2d, as 2d wife, 27
Jan. 1859, Elisha JONES, of Windham, b. 19 .Tune, 1798, Brunswick, Me., s. of
Edward and JIary (Tuttle) of Durham, Jle. He married 1st, 10 June, 1824, Sarah'
Hawkey [10477], b. 34 Jlar. 1794, Windham, dau. of Amos and Lydia" (Winslow).
Res. 1873, Windham Centre, Me.
Children :
10670. 1. Franklin, b. 3 Feb. 1831; d. 11 July, 1840.
10671. 3. Alfred- A., b. 8 Sept, 1833; d, 39 Aug. 1857.
10673. 3. Lizzie- W., b. 11 Feb. 1835; m, David-H. Walker, of Casco, Me.
10673. ABRAJl', [10471] (James', Nathan*, James', Job', Kenelm',) b, 13 Sept.
1798, Falmouth, Jle, ; m, Scarboro, Jle,, 7 Sept, 1825, Mary Deering, of S., born
there, 7 Jan. 1803, d, 37 Sept, 1838, Wiudham, Jle. She was dau. of Jeremiah aud
Jlary (Sawyer) of S. He married 3d, Limington, Jle,, 10 June, 1830, Betsey Frost,
of L., born there, 3 Oct 1810, and died there, 11 Jlay, 1835. She was dau, of
Wingate and Anne (Jlitchell). He married 3d, in Durham, 39 Sept. 1836, Phebe
Crosman, of D., born there, 4 Mar. 1798,. dau. of Solomon and Mehetable (Goddard)
of D. Res. 1873, Windham, Me.
Children:
10674. 1. JIary-Ann', b. 3 Mar. 1837, Limington, Jle. ; m. tiiere, 1 Jlar. 1860,
Isaac' Jones [10703], b. 5d., 8mo., 1837, Brunswick, Me., s.of Thomas
and Hannah' (Winslow) of B. He died in B., 37d., 13mo., 1864.
She married 3d, in Standish, Me., 19 June, 1809, OUver-Pope' Allen,
[10860] b, 13 Jan. 1834, Windham, Me., s. of Nathan' and JIary (Estes)
of W. Tanner and currier. Res. 1876, Limington, Me.
Children;
10675. 1. Alice-Maria', b. 10 May, 1861, Brunswick, Me.
10676. 2. Emily-Mary', b. 17 Jan. 1865, "
10677. 3. Freddie', b. 16 Aug. 1871, Limington; d. 23 Oct 1871.

^ Wentworth, Jones, Northey, Horton. 883
10678. 3. JIaria-Betsby', b. 3 Jan. 1843, L. ; married there, 14 Jan. 1868, Jo
seph-Hill Wentworth, b. 31 July, 1844, Buxton, s, of Eben and Pris
cilla (Hill) of Cape Elizabeth. In 1876, he was cashier at the Westem
Union Telegraph office, Portland, Jle. s.p.
10079. JOHN', [3038] (Nathan*. Janus', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 2d., 8mo., 1751,
Falmouth, Jle, ; d. 6d,, 7mq., 1829, AVestbrook. He married at Friends meeting,
Salem, JIass,, 32d,, 6mo,, 1780, Lydia Hacker, of S., born there, 6 Aug. 1756, dau.
of Jeremiah and Lydia (Smith) of S. She died lid,, 4mo,, 1839, Portland, Me.
They resided in that part of Falmouth which is now Westbrook, occupying the pa
ternal mansion. Hewas a minister of the Society of Friends; also a mechanic.
For an extended description of his character see Annual Obituaries, 1858.
Children born in Falmouth:
10680, 1, Jeremiah, [10691]b. 30d,,9mo., 1781; d. lid., 8mo., 1858; m. Sarah
Norris.
10681. 2. Hannah, [10698];b. 30 d., t mo,, 1783; d, 25 d., 5 mo., 1869; m. Thomas
Jones.
10682, 3. Nathan, [10706] b, 27 d., 3 mo,, 1785; d, 9 d., 9 mo,, 1801 ; m. Comfort'
Hussey ; m, 2d, JIary Belcher,
10683. 4. Isaac, [10718] b. Id,, Imo., 1787 ;d, 25 d., 7 mo., 1869; m. Sarah Hus
sey.
10684. 5. IsAiAH-IL, b. 2 d,, 9 mo,, 1788; d. 16 d,, Imo,, 1834; was drowned in
the Presumpscut River, which runs by the old Winslow farm. He
married iu Friends meeting, Philadelphia, Pa,, Id,, 9mo,, 1828, Ra-
chel-P. Clement, of P, After her death he married in Friends meet
ing, Portland, Jle., 1 d., 8 mo., 1833, Phebe' Pope [11117], b. 2 d.,
12 mo,, 1807, dau. of Joseph" and Hannah (Taber), and gr. dau. of
Elijah Pope and Phebe" (Winslow) of Wiudham, Me. She died 2 d.,
3 mo,, 1852, Lynn, JIass. He was a manufacturer of machine and hand
cards.
10085. 6. Cynthia, [10733] b. 12 d., 4 mo., 1790; d. 28 Apr. 1866; m. Ezra
Northey.
1Q086. 7. .\MY, b. 27 d,, 12 mo., 1793; d. unmarried, 14 d., 3 mo., 1816, West
brook, Me.
10687. 8. Sarah, [10731] b, 4 d., 5 mo., 1795; m. 1 d,, 5 mo., 1833, Rufus
Horton.
10088. 9. Lydia-Hacker, [10733] b. 8 d., 0 mo,, 1798 ; m, 30 d,, 8 mo,, 1825, Caleb
Jones.
10089. 10, JIaria, [10743] b. 1 d., 12 mo., 1800; m. Isaiah Jones; m. 2d, .John
Horton.
10690. 11. John, [10748] b, 11 d., 1 mo., 1803; d. 4 d., 3 mo,, 1836; m. Phebe-
Pope' Cobb [UOIOJ.
10691. JEREMIAH", [10680] (John*, Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 20 d.,
9 mo. 1781, Falmouth, Me, ; died 11 d., 8 mo., 1858, Havre, France, His brother
Isaac' was with him at the time of his death. We copy the following from the

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papers of Rev. Hubbard' Winslow [6939] and those of his son Rev. Kenelm' [6956]:
"Jeremiah Winslow, for nearly half a century, resided at Havre, where he ac
cumulated a large fortune, chiefly in a successful management of the whale fishery.
Previous to his residence in Havre, he resided temporarily in New Bedford, Mass.,
and is familiarly r&membered by many who enjoyed his society at that time, and
subsequently, during his frequent visits there, and in their business relations with
him. As an upright merchant he was esteemed, and, as an accomplished gentleman,
a warm-hearted and sincere friend, he was beloved by all who knew him at the time
of his death." He married iu New Bedford, 2 d., 3 mo., 1824, Sarah Norris, of
London, Eng,, dau. of Henry and Sarah (  ).
Children :
10692. Caroline', married Albert Tscharner. They spend a portion of the
year in Havre, France, and the remainder in Berne, Switzerland.
Children :
10693. Henry', in 1870 was unmarried.
10694. Albert', " "
10695. Georgianne', died before 1830.
10696. Charles-Edward', b. 30 Apr. 1838; m. 36 Oct. 1854,  , a native of
France, who d. 19 Feb. 1867. He is Chevalier de la Legion d'honneur.
Res. 1878, Havre, France.
Children: 1, Robert', b. 18 July, 1855.
Sarah', b. 18 Apr. 1857.
Marguerite", b. 7 Dec. 1858.
JIathilde', b. 5 Sept. 1860.
Clementine', b. 6 Nov. 1863.
Francois'.
10697. JIaria', married William leselin,
occurred after that of her father.
Children :
10697". 1. Georgine', b. 24 May, 1853.
10697''. 2. JnUe', b, 8 Oct 1854.
10697°. 3. Rodolph', b. 12 Jan. 1856.

10696'.

1,

10696''.

3.

10696'.

u.

10696'!.

4.

10696'.

5,

10696*.

6.

a native of Switzerland. Her death
Res. Havre, Fi'ance.

d.,

10698. HANNAH', [10681] (John', Nathan*, James', JoV, Kendm',) b. 30
4 mo., 1783, Falmouth, now Westbrook, Me, ; died 35 d., 5 mo,, 1869, at W. ; mar
ried there, at Friends meeting, 1 d,, 13 mo,, 1819, Thomas JONES, of Brunswick,
Jle,,. (father of Isaiah, husband of her sister, Maria' [10743]) b, 7 d., 5 mo,, 1770
Merryconeag, now Harpswell, Jle,, s, of Lemuel of JI,, b, 30 d,, 7 mo., 1730, Hano
ver, Mass,, and Wait (Estes), b. 31 d., 3mo., 1733, also at Hanover, dau, of Edward
aud Patience (  ). He died 5 d., 1 mo., 1863, Brunswick. Was a minister of
the Society of Friends and a farmer.
Children born in Brunswick :
10699. 1. Esther', b. 20 d., 3 mo., 1821; in 1876 was unmarried. Res. West-

Bvffum, Allen, Sewall.

885

brook. Me,, with her aunt, Lydia-Hacker' (Winslow) Jones [10733],
10700. 2. Nathan-Winslow', b. 2 d,, 1 mo., 1823, Res. New York City.
10701. 3. Thomas', b. 19 d., 3 mo,, 1824; died unmarried, 0 d., 2 mo., 1845,
Brunswick, Jle.
10703. 4. JIaria', b. 29 d., 1 mo,, 1836; d. 11 d,, 7 mo,, 1854; m, 5 ino„ 1851,
John-Henry Buffum, b. 30 Jlar. 1831, Berwick, Me,, s, of John and
Lydia (Estes) of B, He married 3d, S.alem, JIass,, 13 February, 1803,
Rebekah-Maria' Northey [10734], b. 31 Jlay, 1835, S., dau. of Ezra
and Cynthia' (Winslow) of S. Shoe mauufacturer. s.p.
Res, 1878, Lynn, Mass.
10703. 5. Isaac', b. 5 d., 8 mo., 1837; died 57 d., 13 mo,, 1864; m. Limington,
York County, Jle., 1 d., 3 mo,, 1860, Mary- Ann' Winslow [10674],
of L,, born there, 3 Jlar. 1837, dau. of Abram' and JLary (Deering) of
L. He was a farmer and resided in Brunswick, Me. She married 3d,
Standish, Jle,, 19 June, 1869, Oliver-Pope' Allen [10865], b. 13 Jan.
1834, AVindham, Jle., son of Nathan' and JIary (Estes) of W. Tanner
and currier. Res. 1876, Limington, Me.
Children :

10704. 10705.

Alice', born in Brunswick,
Emily'.

Jle.

10706. NATHAN", [10083] (John', Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 37 d., 3
mo., 17:>0, Falmouth, now AVestbrook, Jle; died 9 d., 9 mo., 1801, Portland, Jle.
His powers of invention were considered remarkable. He was also noted for both
moral and physical courage. He was one of tho earliest abolitionists in Portland,
and for many years the most prominent abolition lecturers were entertained by him
whenever they came to the city. His house was once surrounded by a mob on this
account, when Stephen Foster took refuge there. He married in Friends meeting,
Portland, Jle., 1 Oct 1811, Comfort Hussey, born in that city, 38 Jan. 1780, dau. of
Samuel-FotbergiU and Thankful (Pui-iuton) of P. She died 38 Jan. 1843, Funchal,
Madeira. He married 3d, in Portland, 13 Aug. 1849, Jlary-Belcher Vaughan, b. 3
Jan. 1794, at P., dau. of William, of P., and EUzabeth (Jordan) of Saco, Me. He
engaged early in trade, and was for many years a hardware merchant. Pwtland, Me.
Children bom in Portland :
10707. 1. Fredbric-Franklin', b. August, 1813; died in infancy, at Portland.
10708. 2. Louisa-JIaria', b. 9 Sept. 1814; d. 5 Nov. 1800, Boston, Mass. ; married
in Portland, 9 June, 1830, Samuel-Edmund Sewall, born in B., 9 Nov.
1789, s. of Joseph and Jlary (Robie) of B, He married 3d, 18 June,
1857, Harriet' (Winslow) List [10715], He has long been known as
a lawyer and earnest reformer, and has been very active and efficient
in improving the laws of JIassachusetts. Boston, Mass.
Children:
10709. 1. Lucy-EUen", M.D., b. 36 J^pr. 1837, Boston; grad. 1862, at the
New England Fem. Jled, College, Boston ; in 1874, she was prac-

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Descendants of John* Winslow.

10710.
10711.

10713.

10713.10714.

10714'. 10714'.
10715.

tising successfully in that city. '
Res. No. 8 Park Square, Boston, Mass.
2. Louisa-Winslow', b. 3 June, 1846, Roxbury. Res. Melrose, Mass.
3. Ldcy-Ellen', b. 20 Jan. 1816; d. 20 Aug. 1856, Germantown, Penn.;
m. Portiand, 32 Oct 1838, Edward Fox, b. 9 June, 1815, P., s. of
John and Lucy-Jones (Oxnard) of P. He was judge of the Supreme
Court of Jlaine in 1862-3, and of the U.S. District Court in 1866.
He res. 1878, Portland, Me.
Children born in Portiand :
1. Ellen- Winslow', b. 16 Aug. 1839; m. in Portland, 26 Aug. 1863,
Gen. Francis Fessenden, b. 18 Mar. 1839, in P., s. of Hon, Wm-
Pitt and Ellen-Maria (Deering), and grandson of Gen. Samuel
Fessenden [8275]. For his military record see page 709 of this
volume. Res. 1878, Deering St., Portland, Me.
CUld : Edward-Fox', b. Apr. 1866.
2. Edward-Winslow", b. 26 Dec. 1845; grad. 1867, Cambridge Law

He married Anna- Winslow Dana, of Port-
She res. 1878, Vaughn St., Portland, Me.

10716.10717.

School; d. Feb. 1877.
land, Jle.
Children: 1. Ethd-D'.
2. Winslow''.
4. Harriet', b. 30 June, 1819; m. in Portland, 20 June, 1848, to Charles
List, of Philadelphia, afterward of Boston, b. 5 Jlay, 1810, in Ger
many, s. of John and Catherine (  ). He died 15 Apr, 1850, Melrose,
Mass. She was married 2d, by Rev, Jlr, Stebbins, at Portland, 18
June, 1857, to Samuel-Edmund Sewall, an eminent lawyer of Boston,
born there, 9 Nov. 1789, s. of Joseph and JIary (Robie) of B, She is
tbe author of a poem entitled "To tho Unsatisfied," which was pub
lished in The Waif, a collection of poems edited by H-W. Longfellow;
also of one entitled "Morning and Night." Jlr. SewaU's first wife
was Louisa-Maria' Winslow [10708]. s.p.
Res. 1878, Melrose, Mass.
5. Fredbric-Franklin', born in 1822; died in infancy.
6. Fredbric-Franklin', b. 2 Oct. 1824; d 2 Aug. 1843, Dorchester, JIass.

10718. ISAAC", [10683] (John', Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 1 d., 1 mo.,
1787, Falmouth, now Westbrook, Jle.; d. 25 d., 7 mo., 1809, Augusta, Jle.; m.
in Friends meeting, Portland, 11 d., 5 mo., 1815, Sarah Hussey, a native of P., dau,
of Samuel-FothergiU, and Thankful (Purinton) of P., and sister of Comfort Hussey,
who m. Nathan" [10700], He was a sea-captain and merchant in Havre, France;
cai-ried on the whaUng business there with his brother Jeremiah" [10091], aud was
with him at the time of his death. They were the first to introduce the -whale
fishery into France. When he retired from active life he settled in Danvers, Mass.,
but after the death of his wife went to reside in Philadelphia, Pa.

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Taylor, Northey, Buffum, Horton.

887

Child :
10719.

10720. 10721.10722.

Emily- Annette', b. 5 July, 1822, Havre, France; m, Philadelphia, Pa,,
19 June, 1851, FrankUn Taylor, of P,, b, 16 December, 1823, Bristol
Township, Bucks Co,, Penn,, s, of Anthony and Jlary (Newbold) of
that place. His paternal and maternal ancestors came from England,
in 1077, aud settled in AA''est New Jersey. He graduated at Princeton
College in 1840, and is a lawyer. In 1870-1, they were traveling in
Europe. P.O, add. 1878, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
Children: 1. Edward-Winslow', b. 13 June, 1854, Germantown.
2. Frederick-AVinslow', b. 20 Jlar. 1856, G.
3. Jlary-Newbold", b, 18 Dec, 1857, PhUadelphia.

10733. CYNTHI.A', [10680] (John', Nathan*, Jame.'s', JoV, Kendm',) b. 12 d.,
4 mo,, 1790, Falmouth, Jle, ; d. 28 Apr. 1866, Salem, Mass., at the house of her son
William'. She married at Friends meeting, Falmouth, 16 July, 1831, Ezra
NORTHEY, of S., born tiiere, 9 Apr. 1779, s. of William and Rebekah (Collins) of
S. He died in S. , 33 Jlay, 1855. Jlerchant, Salem, Mass.
Children born in Salom:
10734. 1. Rebekah- JIaria', b. 31 Jlay, 1835 ; m. Salem, 13 Feb, 1863, John-Hen
ry Buffum, of Portiand, Me,, b. 30 Jlar, 1831, Berwick, Jle,, s, of
John and Lydia (Estes) of B. He married first, 5 Nov,, 1851, JIaria'
Jones [10703], Shoe manufacturer ; was also, in 1878, engaged in tlie
lumber business, s.p. Res. Lynn, Mass.
10725. 2. AVilliam', b, 14 Apr. 1839; m. Brooklyn, N,Y,, 18 June, 1863, Marga-
ret-Folger Anthony, of B,, b. 19 July, 1833, Providence, R.L, dau. of
Edward and Helen- JIaria-Hastings (Grieve) of P. In 1878 he was
President of the Salem JIarine Insurance Company. Res. Salem, Mass.
Children:
10736. 1. Herbert- Winslow", b. 39 Oct, 1864, Salem.
10737. 2. Edward- Anthony', b. 7 Mar. 1867, "
10738. 3, William-Ezra', b. 11 Feb, 1869,
10739. 4. Kenelm-Winslow". b. 11 Apr. 1870, "
10730. 5. Henry-Buffum', b. 29 Aug, 1874, "
10731. SARAH', [10687] (John*. Nathan*. James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 4 d., 5 mo.,
1795, Falmouth, Jle, ; married there, at Friends meeting, 1 d,, 5 mo,, 1833, Rufus
HORTON, of Portland, Jle., b. there, 2 Apr, 1790, only son of Rufus and Abigail
(Lord) of P He died very suddenly from hemorrhage of the lungs, 19 Aug, 1867,
while on a visit to his friend Samuel Taylor, of Fairfield, Jle. For several years he
was one of the directors of the Androscoggin and Kennebec R.R. ; also director of
the Manufacturers and Traders Bank, and of the National Traders Bank for nearly
thirty years, being President during half that time. They settled in Portland, Jle.
In 1870 his widow was residing at the old family mansion in Westbrook, Me., with
her sister Mrs. Lydia-Hacker" (Winslow) Jones [10733]. P.O. add. Portland, Me.

888 Descendants of John* Winslow. ^
Child:
10782. Lydia-Hacker', b. 21 Feb. 1838, Portiand; died there, 20 Feb. 1841.
10733. LYDIA-HACKER", [10688] (John', Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenehn',) b.
8d., 6 mo., 1798, Falmouth, Jle. ; mamed, 30 d.,8 mo., 1825, Caleb JONES, ofW.,
s. of Israel and Martha (Goodwine) of Durham, JIo. In 1873, they were residing in
Westbrook, Me., five miles from Portland, ou the home farm of her father.
P.O, add. Portland, Me.
Children born in Durham, with the exception of the three younger:
10734. 1. JIartha-PhebE', b. 31 Oct. 1830; d, 10 June, 1853, Westbrook.
10735. 3. Caroline', b. 37 Oct 1837; was unmarried in 1873,
10736. 3. JoHN-WiNSLOw', b, 37 June, 1829; m. JlUton, N.H., 7 Feb. 1865, Ade-
laide-EUza Doldt, of JL, b. 33 June, 1846, Wolfsboru, N,H., dau. of
James and Eliza-Etta (Stevens) of JI. He is extensively engaged in
putting up canned goods, more particularly sweet corn, known through
the country as -'Winslow's Green Corn." During- the packing season
of 1869 he employed, in at least six establishments in different towns
in Jlaine, 3,000 hands, and packed, of corn alone, 1,900,000 cans.
Res, 1878, Westh-ook; P.O. add. Portland, Me.
Child:
10737. William-Northey", b. Jlay, 1866.
10738. 4. Sarah-Maria', b, 16 April, 1831; m. Westbrook, Me., 30 Oct 1864,
David Jones, b, 35 Nov, 1833, Brunswick, Jle., son of Lemuel and
Maria (Buffum) of B. Farmer. Res. Westbrook; P.O. add. Portland, Me.
10739. 5. Franklin', b. 9 Jan, 1833; d. 3 Aug, 1856, AVestbrook.
10740. 6. Caleb-Augustus', b, 5 Jan. 1836; m, AVestbrook, 35 June, 1868, So-
phronia-Ellen Laribee, b. 39 Jan, 1845, W., dau. of John and Sarah-
Little (Jlillioner) of W. Fanner and mechanic.
Res, Westh-oo'^; P,0, add. Pm-tland, Me.
10741. 7. Isaiah- Winslow', (twin of Caleb- Augustus',) b. 5 Jan. 1836; d. 33 Feb.
1841, Westbrook.
10742. 8. Lydia- Winslow', b. 10 Feb. 1840; d, 7 Apr, 1841, W.
10743. MARIA', [10689] (John', Nathan*, James', Job', Kenelm',) h. 1 d., 13 mo.,
1800, F,almouth, Me.; d. 33 d., 3 mo,, 1873, Philadelphia, Pa,; married in Fal
mouth, at Friends meeting, 1 d,, 6 mo,, 1830, Isaiah JONES, b, 1 d,, 1 mo,, 1799,
Brunswick, Jle,, s, of Thomas and Esther (Hacker) of B, [See 10698]. He died
10 d., 7 mo., 1834, Portland, Me. Hewas a hardware merchant in that city.
She married 3d, at Friends meeting, Falmouth, 33 d., 8 mo., 1839, John HCR-
TON, of PhUadelphia, Pa., born 19 d., 0 mo., 1790, Salem, Mass., s. of John and
EUzabeth (Ward) of S. He died 38 d., 1 mo., 1805, Philadelphia. Builder.
She res. 1870, 330 South Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Child:
10744. Alfred', b.20 Apr,1831, Portiand, Me. ; m. Brooklyn, N.Y., 21 Oct 1863,
JTartha-HoUand Anthony, of B., b. 22 Aug. 1837, Providence, R.L,

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dau. of Edward and Helen-JIaria-Hastings (Grieve) of B,, and sister of
JIargaret-Folger Anthony who married William' Northey [10725].
Gcn'l manager of the Tioga Improvement (coal mining and transport
ing) Company. Res. Portland, Me., 1831-39; Philadelphia, 1839-53;
Corning, Steuben Co., N.Y. , 1853-64; and Philadelphia since 1864.
P.O. add. 1878, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
Children born in Philadelphia :
10745. 1. Laura-Anthony', b. 30 July, 1864.
10746. 3. Artlmr- Winslow', b. 24 Jlay, 1866.
10747. 3. Helen-Lucretia', b. 23 Dec. 1869.
10748. JOHN', [10690] (John*; Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 11 d., 1 mo.,
1803, Falmouth, Jle. ; died 4d., 3 mo., 1830, Lynn, JIass, During his absence from
home on a traveling excursion South, in the interest of the firm with which he was
connected, his health gave way, and upon his return it was thought best to place
him under medical treatment in Boston. He failed so rapidly that he could not be
taken home to Portland, but died at the house of Jlrs, Olive' (Cobb) Oliver [11014],
He married at Friends meeting, Portlaud, Jlaine, 5 d,, 3 mo,, 1835, Phebe-Pope'
Cobb [11010], of P., b. 35 Jlar. 1813, Parsonsfield, Jle,, dau. of Edward and
Phebe" (Pope) of P., and gr. dau. of Elijah and Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, of Wind
ham, Jle, She died 15 d,, 2 mo,, 1837, Portland. He was a hardware merchant
For Cobb family see [11000], and for Pope family [10750]. Portland, Me.
Child:
10749. John', JI.D., was born 14 Jlar. 1836, Lynn, Mass., at the house of Mrs.
Olive' (Cobb) Oliver [11014], where Jlrs. AVinslow remained for a time
after the death of her husband, whom she survived about one year.
He was consigned by his mother to the care of her sister, Jlrs. Lydia'
(Cobb) Neal [11032], and her husband, Peter-JIorrUl Neal, who
brought him up as if he were their own son. He was fitted for col
lege at Phillips Academy, Exeter, N.H. ; entered Harvard University,
1855; received the degree of A.B., 1859, and A.JI. in course. After
two years devoted to teaching, he began the study of medicine at the
Jledical Department of Harvard University, 1801 ; entered service of
U.S. Sanitary Commission, .June, 1802, and was employed on Hospital
Transports for three months ; then entered U. S. Army service as Act
ing Jledical Cadet; was later appointed Acting Assistant Surgeon;
and in tiiose capacities was on duty at Union Hotel U.S.A. General
Hospital, Georgetown, D.C, aud at Jit. Pleasant U.S.A. General Hos
pital. Washington, D.C, till the close of the war, July, 1865. Re
sumed medical studies in New York City, and received degree of M.D.
from Bellevue Hospital Medical College, N.Y., 1866, and from the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, N.Y., 1867. From that date till
1872 was in hospital and private practice in New York ; was Attend-
in" Physician to Out-Door Department of Bellevue Hospital, 1868-72;
Assistant Physician to Nursery Hospital, and to Idiot Asylum, Ran-

890 Phebe" {Winslow) Pof>e and Descendants. K
dall's Island. 1809-70; Demonstrator of Anatomy, Woman's Medical
College of N.Y. Infirmary, 1869-73 ; Assistant Sanitary Inspector,
Metropolitan Board of Health; Life Insurance Examiner, etc. In
June, 1872, removed to Ithaca, N.Y,, whore he has been engaged in
the practice of his profession up to tbe present time, 1878. He res.
1836-41, Portland, Jle, ; 1843-49, North Berwick, Jle, ; 1850-04, Lynn,
JIass,; 1865-71, New York City; 1872-78, Ithaca, N.Y.
John" Winslow had eleven cliildren, of whom ten married, and were living in
1839, the date of his death, AVe have in our records twenty-nine grandchildren;
twenty-nine great grandchildren; aud three great great grandchildren. The fol
lowing surnames have been introduced by intermarriages with other families: Buf
fum, Fessenden, Fox, Horton, leselin, Jones, List, Northey, Sewall, Taylor,Tschai-ner,

10750. PHEBE', [3040] (Nathan*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b, 3 mo,, 1753, in
Falmouth, now Westbrook, Me, ; d, 8 d,, 9 mo,, 1813, AA'indham, Jle, ; m, by Friends
coi-emonjr, at P., 19 d., 5 mo,, 1768, Elijah POPE, a native of Boston, b, 33 d., 13
mo,, 1743, 3d s, of Robert* and Phebe (  ) of B, [ifec, of Salem Monthly Meeting
of Friends.] He owned a large farm; was a blacksmith by trade, as were also several
of his sons, for a time at least He died 8 d., 3 mo., 1838, Windham, and was bur
ied there. Res. Falmouth and Windliam, Me
Children born in Falmouth, and all deceased:
10751. 1. Robert, [10763] b. 7 d., 6 mo,, 1769; d. 1 d,, 7 mo., 1841; m, Jlary
Allen,
10753. 2. Sarah, [10777] b. 23 d., 8 mo., 1770; d. 24 d., 11 mo., 1835; m. John
Cook.
10703. 3. Charity, [10844] b. 22 d., 9 mo., 1771; d. 21 d., 4 mo., 1814 ;m. Eben
ezer Allen.
10754. 4. Samuel, [10886] b. 30 d., 12 mo., 1773; d. 24 d., 1 mo., 1800; m. JIary
Wing, of Sidney, Me.
10755. 5. Nathajj, [10982] b. 28 d,, 3 ino,, 1770; d, 30 d,, 1 mo., 1809; m, Phebe
Allen.
10756. 6. Phebe, [11000] b, 19 d., 10 mo,, 1776; d, 3 d., 6 mo,, 1853; m, Edward
Cobb ; m, 3d, Eli Haines.
10757. 7. Sibyl, (11041] b. 9 d., 4 mo,, 1778; d, 33 d., 1 mo., 1865; m. Joshua
Jenkins.

* 1, JOSEPH' POPE, d, about 16B7; married Gei-tvude  , He c-ime to tliis oonntrj In 1634 m'
the Mary and John, o£ London; was made frseman, 17 May, 1637; ia 1658 was punished for going to
Quaker meetmg, Saleiii, Mass.
Children born in Salem:
S, 1, Damaris', b, 23 d,, 4 mo , 1643; m, Joshua Buffum.
3. 3, Hannah", b. 20 cJ., 7 mo., 1645: died young.
4. 3. Hannah', b. 26 d., 3 mo., 1648; married Caleb Bu-uuo.
6. 4. George', b. 8 d., 7 mo., 1649; died younp;,
6, 5. Joseph', b. 27 d,, 10 mo,, 1650; m, Bathshua Folger.
7. 6. Benjamin', b. 4 mo,, 1653; m, Damaris Shattuolc,
8. 7. Samdbl', b. 18 d., 5 mo,, 1656; m, 23 d., 1 mo., 1686, Exercise Smith.

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10758. 8. Ebenbzer, [11081] b, 29 d,, 1 mo., 1780; d. 10 d., 10 mo., 1834; m.
Sarah Chase ; m. 3d, Ann Rogers. .
10759. 9. Joseph, [11115] b. 17 d., 10 mo., 1781; d. 8 mo., 1833; m. Hannah
Taber.
10760. 10. John, [11130] b. 11 A., 3 mo., 1783; d. 4 mo., 1864; m. Lydia Taber.
10761. 11. Tabitha, [11157] b. 8 d,, 1 mo., 1780; d. 6 d., 9 mo., 1806; m. John
Cartland.
10763, 12, Elijah, [11181] b, 13 d,, 10 mo,. 1786; m. Hannah Taber.
Children:
9. 1, Damaris', b. 2mo,, 1687; died in a few months.
10. 2. SamuoP, b, 11 d., 6 mo., 1689; d. 21 d., 9 mo., 1769; married Sarah  , b. 5 d., 3 mo., 1693;
d. 10 d., 1 mo„ 1773.
Children:
11. 1. Elizabeth*, b. 16 d., 4 mo., 1716; d. 5 d., 5 mo., 1716.
12. a. Robert*, 127] b. 9 d., 6 mo.. 1717; d. iJ d., 3 mo., 1776; married Phebe  ,
13. 3. Ebenezer*, L41] b. Hi d., 1 mo., 1719-20; m. Elizabeth  ,
14. 4, Estes*, h. 18 d„ 12 mo., 1721-2; d. 16 d., 11 mo,, 1723-1).
15. 5. Philadelphia*, b. 26 d., 12 mo., 1723-4; d, 8 d., 3 mo., 1750.
16. 6. Surah*, b. 2 d., 5 mo., 1726; d. 4 d., 4 mo., 1701,.
17. 7. Btith*, b, 6 d,, 1 mo., 1728-9; d. 30 d., 1 mo., 1764.
18. 8, Samuel*, b, 27 d., 7 mo„ 173L
19, 9, Henry*, b. 14 d., 6 mo,, 17:33; died the same night.
20, 10, Hannah*, b, 20 d,, 7 mo„ 1734.
21. 3. Margaret', b. 12 d„ 10 mo,, 1691. ,
22. 4, Enos', b. 1 d„ 2 mo„ 1695.
23. 6. Hannah', b. 17 d., 2 mo., 1097.
24. 6. Elizabeth', b. 2:5 d„ 5'mo., 1698.
25. 7, Eunice', b, 12 d„ 8 mo,, 1700.
26. 8, Ruth', b, 11 d., 3 mo., 1705.
27. ROBERT', [12] (Sidiiue!', Samuel', Joseph^,) b. 9 d,, 6 mo„ 1717; d, S3 d,, 2 mo„ 1776, Casco
Bay, Falmouth, Me.; m. Phebe  , born 8 d., 11 mo., 1716. Bu.stoii, Mass.
Children born in Boston:
28. 1. John, b. 29 d., 10 mo., 1740.
29. 2. ROBERT, b. 14 d.. 10 mo., 1741; d. 9 d., 6 mo., 174'J,
30, 3, Elijah, Ii, 23 d., 13 mc, 174-J; d. 8 d., 8 mo., I8-J8; m. 19 fl., 5 mo., 1708, Phebe' Winslow [10750],
31, 4, Abigail, b, 9 d.. 13 mo.. 174.3.
32. 5. Phebe, b. 7 d.. 8 mo., 171.5; d. 20 d., 8 mo., 1745.
33. 6, r Phebe, b, 5 d,, 8 mo,, 1746; d. 9 d,, 11 rao., 1747.
34. 7, -j Kobert-Brown, b, 5 d., 3 mo,, 1748; d. 4 d,, 6 mo,, 1748,
35, 8 Joseph, h, 19 d,, 11 mo., 1748; settled in Augusta, Me.
36. 9. Elizabeth, b. 20 d., 2 mo., 1750.
37. 10. Phebe, b. 3 d., 7 mo., 1751; ; d, 29 d,, 4 mo,, 1824; m, WUliam" Winslow [11737].
;j8, 11, Sarah, b. 1753; lived but a few weeks.
39, 12, Robert, b. 3 d., 9 mo., 1754,
40. 13. Hannah, lived but a few days.
41. EBENEZER', [13] {SamueP, SamueV, Joseph^,) b. 23 d., I mo., 1719-30; married Elizabeth  ,
b. 6 d., 12 mo., 1717-18. £oston, Mass.
Children:
42. 1. Elizabeth, b. 6 rt., 7 mo., 1745; d. 22 d., 7 mc, 174B.
43. 8. Bobert, b. 1 d., 7 mc, 1746; rt. 11 d., 8mo., 1747.
44. 3. Ebenbzer, b. 4 d., 11 mo,, 1748-9; d, 16 d,, 2 mc, 1749.
45. 4.  , died in 1750,
46, 5. EsTKS, b, 2 d., 10 mo., 1757.

892 Descendants of Phebe" { Winslow) Pof>e. K
10763. ROBERT', [10751] (Phebe' (Winslow) 'PoT^e, Nathan*, James', JoV, Ke
nelm',) b. -7 d,, 0 mo,, 1709, Falmouth, Jle. (JIassachusetts until 1830); d. 1 d., 7
mo., 1841, and was buried in Pownal, Jle, ; m, Windham, Jle., 1 d., 5 mo., 1794,
JIary Allen, of Windham, born there, 33 d., 1 mo., 1768, sister of Phebe Al
len who married Nathan' Pope [10983], of Ebenezer who married Charity' Pope
[10844], and of Joseph who married Thankful' Winslow [10493]; and d. of Pele
tiah. of Kittery, Jle. (s. of Francis and JIary Allen), and Hannah (Hall), d. of Ebe
nezer, who came from England, and lived ou Jlatinicus Island, Jle. She died 5 d.,
11 mo., 1847, Pownal, and was buried there. [See account of Halls and AUens, p.
872, and Chart of Alleyne Family, Vol. I, pp. 380-7.] Blacksmith and farmer.
Pownal, Cumberland Co., Me.
Children born in Pownal :
10764. 1. Son', b. 8 d., 3 mo., 1795.
10765. 2. Isaac', b. 10 d., 13 mo., 1795; died unmarried, 17 d., 2 mo., 1863;
was a blacksmith and farmer, aud lived on tbe homestead in Pownal.
10766. 3. Hannah', b. 26 d., 8 mo., 1797; d. 9 d., 9 mo., 1814.
10767, 4. Phebe', b. 25 d,, 2 mo., 1799; unmarried. Res. 1876, Windham, Me.
10768, 5. Sarah', b. 1 d,, 2 mo., 1801; d. 19 d,, 3 mo,, 1815.
10709, 0, AlmirIa', b. 3 d,, 1 mo,, 1803; d, 13 d., 8 mo,, 1820.
10770. 7, Lydia', b. 9 d,, 8 mo,, 1804; d, 8 d,, 9 mo,, 1839.
10771*. 8. Mary', b, 23 d,, 4 mo., 1806; unmarried. Res, 1876, Windham, Me.
10773. 9. Robert', b. 38 d,, 8 mo,, 1808; m, Windham,_ 36 d,, 11 mo., 1847, Ju
liette Kennard, b, 4 d., 6 mo,, 1833, Raymo'ud, Jle,, d. of Elijah, of
Windham, and Lucy (Perry) of Raymond. She died 4 d,, 1 mo., 1876,
Windham, and was buried there. AVool-carder, cloth-dresser, and
woolen manufacturer. Res, Pownal, and 1876, Windham Centre, Me.
Children born in AVindham;
10773. 1, Lucy-M',, b. 33 d., 9 mo,, 1851 ; d. 39 d., 4 mo., 1875.
10774. 3. Ellen-P',, b, 37 d,, 1 mo,, 1854.
10770. 3. Charies-Frederic", b. 13 d., 7 mo., 1808,
107;0. 4, JuUette-Kennard', b, 10 d,, 13 mo,, 1800.
10777. SARAH', [10753] (Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Natban*, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 33 d., 8 mo., 1770, Falmouth, Jle,; d. 34 d,, 11 mo., 1830; m.arried. 30 d„ 10
mo., 1793, John COOK, of Raymond, Jle., b. 35 d,, 5 mo,, 1705; d, 15 d., 5 mo.,
1834. Farmer. Vassalboro, Me.
Children :
10778. 1. Phebe', b. 37 d., 7 mo., 1794; m. Vassalboro, Jle., 38 d,, 8 mo., 1817,
John Hobby, b. 13 d,, 1 mo., 1794, s. of Remington, of V. She mar
ried 2d, Joshua Cobb, s. of Nicholas and Desire (  ) of Limino-ton.
Children :
10779. 1. William-Henry', b. 25 d., 11 mo., 1818; m. 27 d., 5 mo 1845
Sarah-C. Gilkey, b. 20 d., 5 mo., 1836, d. 33 d., 13 mo.' 18oo!

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893

Remarried 2d, 37 d., 11 mo., 1851, Esther-B. Gilkey, b. 13d.,
8 mo., 1818.
Children:
10780. 1. Joseph-E*., b. 30 d., 1 mo., 1847.
10781. 2. William-B'., b. 33 d., 12 mo., 1848.
By 2d marriage :
10783. 3. John-B?., b. 18 d., 9 mo., 1853.
10783. 4. James-G'., b. 4 d., 6 mo., 185—.
10784. 5. Walter-O'., b, 10 d., 1 mo,, 1807; d, 1 d., 10 mo., 1858.
10785. 3. Anstress-G'., b. 1 d., 1 mo., 1820; d. 12 d,, 10 mo.. 1862; m. 24 d.,
9 mo., 1846, CharlesG. Pinkham, b. 16 d., 9 mo,, 1819, d. 23 d.,
1 mo., 1872.
Children :
1. AUen-G''., b. 28 d., 7 mo,, 1848; d. 11 d., 10 mo., 1848.
2. c Edward-E'., b, 30 d,, 8 mo,, 1850.
3.' Charles-S'., b, 30 d., 8 mo., 1850.
4. John-H'., b. 15 d., 2 mo,, 1853.
5. Alfred-T'., b. 11 d., 4 mo,, 1855.
Joseph-C, b, 17 d., 9 mo,, 1821; d. 3 d., 9 mo., 1846.
Sarah-C, b. 1 d,, 1 mo., 1833; d. 19 d., 11 mo,, 1847.
Lucy-N'., b. 33 d,, 6 mo., 1834; d. 16 d., 10 mo., 1846.
Louisa-J'., b, 34 d., 5 mo., 1830; m. 3 d., 6 mo., 1853, Stephen
Nichols, b. 39 d., 6 mo., 1831.
Children :
10795. 1- J-Edward', b. 6 d,, 7 mo,, 1854.
10796. 2. Sadie-L'., b, 39 d,, 3 mo., 1856.
10797. 3. Annie-M'., b. 39 d., 1 mo., 1871.
107S8. -4- William-H'., b. 14 d., 8 mo., 1872.
10799. 7. John-E'., b. 23 d., 1 mo., 1837; d. 17 d,, 4 mo., 1847.
10800, 2. Robert', b. 4d,, 11 mo,, 1795; d. 20 d., 11 mo., 1795.
10801. 3. J Daniel', b. 23 d., 9 mo., 1796; d. 3 d,, 12 mo., 1798.
10802. 4. 'Elijah', b. 23 d,, 9 mo,, 1796; married, 26 d. 8 mo., 1824. Judith  ,
b. 31 d,, 12 mo., 1801; d, 23 d,, 11 mo,, 1875.
Children :
10803. 1- Almira', b. 28 d,, 6 mo., 1825; d, 24 d., 9 mo., 1826.
10804. 2. Albert', b. 17 d., 2 mo,, 1827;- married, 7 d,, 9 mo., 1851,  .
10805. 3- Almira-P',, b, 33 d., 5 mo,, 1838; m, 35 d,, 10 mo,, 1849,  -.
10806. 4- Sarah-Jane', b. 11 d. 7 mo,, 1839; m. 36 d., 10 mo., 1848,  .
10807! 5- Rachel-G'., b, 35 d., 3 mo,, 1831; d. 13 d,, 8 mo., 1869; m. 18 d.,
8 mo,, 1849,  .
10808. 6. Eliza', b. 37 d,, 7 mo., 1833; d. 3 d., 8 mo,, 1832.
10809. 7- John-JI'., b. 15 d., 6 mo., 1834; m. 6 d., 3 mo., 1861,  .
IO8I0! 8. Edward-H"., b. 17 d., 5 mo., 1836; d. 14 d,, 8 mo,, 1843.

10786.

10787.

10788.

10789.

10790.
10791.
3.
10793.
4.
1079:^.
5,
10794.
6.
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10811. 9. Elijah', b. 6 d,, 5 mo,, 1839; ra, 38 d,, 9 mo., 1865,  .
10813. 10. George-D'., b, 37 d., 3 mo., 1841; m. 1 d., 11 mo., 1868,  .
10813. 11. Edward-H'., b. 10 d., 6 mo., 1844; m. 37 d., 11 mo., 1868,  .
10814. 5. Samuel', b. 17 d., 1 mo., 1799; d. 30 d., 10 mo., 1819.
10815. 6. Robert', b. 13 d., 5 mo., 1800; d. 33 d., 10 mo., 1874; m. 22 d., 9mo.,
1825,  .
10816. 7. Joseph', b. 1 d., 3 mo., 1802; d. 11 d., 1 mo., 1833.
10817. 8. Daniel', b. 7 d., 1 mo., 1804; was living in 1876.
10818. 9. Edward', b. 25 d., 5 mo., 1805; d. 4 d., 11 mo., 1840.
10819. 10. John', b. 27 d., 1 mo., 1807; d. 14 d,, 12 mo., 1808.
10820. 11. John', b. 24 d., 8 mo., 1808; d. 34 d., 13 mo., 1811.
10831. 13. Ebenezer', b. 39 d., 1 mo., 1810; d. 31 d., 9 mo., 1840; m. China,
Jle., 31 d., 13 mo., 1836, Mary Jones.
Children:
10833.. 1. Lydia-P'., b. 18 d., 9 mo., 1837, South China.
10833. 2. Jlary-Eliza', b. 17 d., 3mo., 1841, _ -'
10824. 13. JIary-Ann', b. 25 d., 4 mo., 1812; m. 35 d., 2 mo., 1841, Rufus Max-
field, b. 7 d., 7 mo., 1817; d. 26 d.,2 mo., 1847. He lived in Ray
mond, Jle., and was s. of Josiah and Nancy (  ). She married
2d, 29 d,, 11 mo., 1849, Levi Varney, of Windham.
Res. 1876, Windham Centre, Me.
Children:
10835. 1. Nancie-Elizabeth', b. 8 d., 3 mo,, 1842; d, 30 d., 9 mo„ 1866.
10826. 2. Joseph-Estes', b. 30 d., 5 mo,, 1843; m. 7 d,, 8 mo,, 1867, Debar
J. Baker. P.O. add., 1876, Windliam Centre, Me.
Children:
10827. 1. Ina-B'., b. 8 July, 1871.
10828. 2. Malel-B'., b. 13 Jlar. 1873.
10829. 3. Kate-Lydia', b. 12 d., 6 mo., 1845; m. 2 d,, 9 mo., 1866, Edward-M.
Lee Gro, who died 30 d., 6 mo., 1868.
Her P. O. add. 1876, 61 Brackett Street, Portland, Mt.
ChUd :
10830. Edward-M'., b. 2 d., 12 mo., 1867.
10831. 4. Rufus-Andrews', b. 22 d., 3 mo., 1847; m. 31 d., 3 mo., 1868,
Anna-May Baker. P.O. add., 1876, Windliam Centre, Mt.
Child:
10883. Iva-N*., b. 5 d., 11 mo., 1871.
10833. 14. Charity', b. 27 d., 4 mo., 1814; d. 18 d., 12 mo., 1815.
10834. 15. Sarah', b. 29 d., 12 mo,, 1815; d. 1 d., 4 mo., 1874; m. 2 d., 6 mo.,
1842, Samuel-R. Jepson,of China, Me.
Children :
10885. 1. Eliza-C, b. 19 d., 12 mo,, 1843; married Abner Branson.

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10836.

10837.

10838.

-

10839.

10840.

2.

10841,

3.

10843,

16, Eli

10843.

Children: 1. ^Herbert- W., b. 1 d., 2 mo,, 1872: d. 9 d,, 2 mo., 1872.
2.'Hattie-S'., b. 1 d., 2 mo., 1873; d. 9 d., 2 mo., 1872.
3, t Sarah-A'., b. 19 d., 4 mo., 1875.
4. KWira-E'., h. 19 d., 4 mo,, 1875.
 , died 3 mo., 1874.
ArvUla-A',, b. 1 d., 3 mo,, 1850.
i,A', b. 29 d., 5 mo., 1818; d. 17 d., 9 mo., 1840; married Thomas
Jepson, of China, Me.
Child: Clarkson'.

10844. CHARITY', [10753] (Phebe* (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James*, Job*,
Kenelm',) b, 22 d. 9 mo,, 1771, Falmouth, Me,; d. 21 d,, 4 mo,, 1814, Windham,
and was there buried. JIarried in F., 29 d,, 10 mo,, 1794, Ebenezer ALLEN, of W.,
b. 17 d., 3 mo,, 1767, W. ; d, 35 d,, 3 mo., 1851, in W., and wasburied there. His
will is recorded in Portland, Jle, He was s. of Pattiah and Hannah (Hall), and
brother ot JIary Allen, wife of Robert' Pope [10763], aud of Phebe AUen, wife
of Nathan' Pope [10983]. [For chart of Alleyne family see p, 384.] He married
3d.,5d,, Imo,, 1816, Elizabeth Southwick, b. 5 d., 13 mo., 1776; d. 13 d., 8 mo,, 1830.
Ilem.-irried 3d., 11 d., 11 mo,, 1830, Elizabeth Hussey, who died 15 d., 10 mo,, 1839.
Farmer, Res, Windham, Cumberland Co., Me.
Children, of whom none of the daughters were married, ace. to Jlrs. Oliver,
[11014],
10845. 1. David', b, 12 d., 8mo., 1795, Windham; died 8 d., 8 mo,, 1850, W,,
and was buried there. JIarried in AV., 30 d., 8 mo,, 1827, Phebe'
Hawkes, b, 30 d,, 8 mo,, 1801; d. 11 d., 11 mo,, 1839, d. of Amos
and Lydia' (Winslow) of W. For differing dates see No. 10488. He
married 3d, 11 d., 3 mo., 1841, Eunice Stevens, d, of Nathaniel and
Jlolly (  ,). Farmer. She res. 1876, Windham, Me.
Children:
10846 1. William-H'., b. 10 d., 8 mo,, 1838. P.O. add. 1876, Conway, N.R.
Joseph-Jl'., b, 19 d,, 13 mo,, 1843.
Lydia', b. 11 d., 1 mo., 1844.
Phebe-Hawkes', b. 29 d., 7 mo., 1845.
JIoses-B'., b. 31 d., 11 mo., 1846.
David', b. 9 d., 3 mo., 1850.
by', b. 39 d., 13 mo., 1790; d. 30 d., 10 mo., 1815.
ah', b. 39 d., 3 mo., 1798; d. 21 d,, 6 mo., 1826.
Nathan', b. 33 d., 12 mo., 1800, Windham; d. 22 d., 7 mo., 1857; m.
by Esq. Bishop, in AVestbrook, Cumberland Co., Jle,, 13 d,, 7 mo,,
1828. Mary Estes, b. 29 d., 4 mo., 1804, d, of Isaac and Lydia (Trott)
of Raymond Cape, Cumberland Co,, Me. Jlillman and farmer.
Res. Windham, Me.

10847.

3.
10848,
'}.
10849,
4.
10850,
5,
10851.
6.
10802.
3,
JlAl
10853.
3.
S-AR
10854.
4.
Nai
896

Descendants of Charity' { Winslow ) A Icn.

10856. 10857.
10858.10859.10860.

10861.

Children born in Windham:
10855. 1. Isaac-B',, b, 16 d., 10 mo,, 1838, AVindham, Me.; wasmarriedby
Jacob Clark, in Gray, Cumberiand Co., Jle., 37 d., 7 mo., 1856, to
Sarah-A. Bennett, d. of AVilliam and Sarah (Weeks) of Gray.
P.O, add, 1876, North Gorham, Cumberland Co., Me.
Children: 1. Eugene-L'., b. 31 d,, 5 mo,, 1858, Gray.
3. Julia-A'., b. 8 d,, 3 mo,, 1863, "
3. Hattie-V'., b. 16 d., 3 mo,, 1864, Windham,
4. Bosa-Mibel', b. 14 d., 3 mo,, 1874. "
3. Henry-W»., b. 15 d,, 4 mo,, 1830, W. ; m. 6 d., 8 mo,, 1853,
Lorana-W. Dolley, b, 4 d., 7 mo., 1833. He married 3d,, 5 d.,
11 mo., 1863, Abbie-F. Lowell, b, 16 d., 9 mo,, 1839.
P.O. add, 1876, Portland. Me.
2. Isaiab-P',, b. 15 d., 3 mo,, 1832, W. ; m,, 5 d., 5 mo., 1855, Jtelinda-
E, Rhodes, b. 28 d., 5 mo., 1836. P.O. add. 1876, Windham, Me.
12 d,, 3 mo,, 1857.
. 29 d,, 12 mo,, 1861.
7 d., 2 mo,, 1866,
13 d,, 1 mo,, 1834, W., m. Standish, Jle., 19
June, 1869, JIary-Ann' (Winslow) Jones [10674], b. 3 Jlar., 1837,
Limington, Me., d. of Abraham' and JIary (Deering) of L. Farm
er and currier. Res. 1876, Limington, Me.
10866. 5. Edwai-d-C, b. 2 d., 10 mo,, 1835, W. ; m. 15 d,, 5 mo., 1858, Jlary-
S. Bennett, b. Id., 4 mo., 1834. P.O. add. 1876, Windliam, Me.
Children:
10867. 1. Charles-T'., b. 12 d., 8 mo., 1859.
10868. 2. Martha-A'., b. 21 d., 5 mo., 1863.
10869. 3, George-E'., b. 3 d., 7 mo., 1865.
10870. 4. Sadie-M'., b. 15 d., 9 mo., 1867.
10871. 5. Boscoe-J'., b. 8 d., 6 mo., 1870.
10872. 6. Albert', b. 16 d., 7 mo., 1872.
10873, 6. Benjamin-Franklin', b. 7 d., Imo., 1839, Windham; m. by Obadiah
G. Cook, Esq, 10 d,, 2 mo., 1872, to Lizzie-E. Harmon, b. 9 d.,
1 mo., 1838.
Child :
10874. Freddie- 0'., h. 15 July, 1873.
10870. 7. Eliza-E'., b. '34 d., 9 mo., 1843; d. 22 d., 9 mo., 1850.
10876. 5. Phebe', b. 7d,, 12 mo., 1801; unmarried. Res. 1876, Windham Centre, Me.

Children :

10862.

1. James-N'., b.

10863.

2. Jennie-E'., b.

10864,

3. Clara- B'., b.

10865.

4. Oliver-Pope', b.

K

Estes, Post, Shaw, Eeadlcy, Brownell. 897

10877. 6. Lydia', b. 1 d., 11 mo., 1803; d. 15 d., 2 mo., 1837.
10878. 7. Joseph', b. 7 d., 10 mo., 1805; d. 1 d., 4 mo., 1806.
10879. 8. Hannah', b. 25 d,, 3 mo., 1807; d. 1 d., 1 mo., 1827.
10880. 9. Sybil', b. 5 d., 2 mo., 1809.
10881. 10. Em-ma", b. 14 d., 1 mo., 1811; d. 18 d., 10 mo,, 1826.
10882. 11. Tabitha', b. 1813; died aged four days.
10883. 12. Charity', b. 16 d., 3 mo., 1814; d. 14 d., 11 mo., 1833.
By 2d marriage:
10884. 13. Josiah', b. 26 d., 2 mo., 1818; married Mary Hacker, dau. of Jeremiah.
Res. 1876, Boston, Mass.
ChUd:
10885. George.
10886. SAMUEL', [10754] (Phebe* (Winshw) Pope, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',]
b. 30 d., 12 mo,, 177:^, Falmouth, Jle,; d. 25 d,, 1 mo,, 1860, ChiU, Monroe Co,,
N.Y. ; was buried in Wheatland. He married in Friends' meeting, Sidney, Kennebec
Co,, Jle., 28 d., 10 mo., 1802, Mary Wing, of S., b. 1 d., 6 mo,, 1783, Sandwich,
JIass,, d. 5 d., 8 mo,, 1859, Chili; was buried at Wheatland. She was dau. ot
Benjamin and Mary (Hoxie) of S. Settied in Sidney, and had a large family. In
1837, they decided to go "West." He bought a farm in AVheatland, near Scottsville,
Jlonroe Co., N.Y., where they spent the remainder of their lives. His will is re
corded in Rochester, Jlonroe Co., N.Y. P.O, Scotsville, N.Y.; res. Chili, N.Y.
Children bom in Sidney, of whom the sons, with the exception of Samuel, were
farmers :
10887. 1. Nathan, [10900] b. 19 d., 8 mo., 1803; d. 38 d., 5 mo,, 1867; m, 1830,
T..jier Butier; m, 3d, 38 d., 3 mo., 1836, Mary Post; m, 3d, 11 d.,
3 mo., 1856, Alice Nellis.
10888. 2. Eliza, [10902] b, 12 d,, 1 mo,, 1805; m. 23 or 28 d., 13 mo., 1834, Allen
Estes, s. of Benjamin and Sarah (  ).
10889. 3. Nancy, [10938] b. 34 d., 11 mo., 1800; married, 1 d., 0 mo., 1837,
Isaac Post.
10890. 4. Lucy, [10933] b, 38 d., 8 mo., 1808; married, 28 d., 9 mo., or 25 d., 10
mo., 1828, Peter Shaw.
10891. 5. Christiana, b, 3 d., 9 mo., 1810.
10893. 6. Mary, [10957] b. 18 d., 7 mo., 1813; m. 6 or 13 d., 2 mo., 1835, James-
H. Headley, who died 10 mo,, 1858.
10893. 7. Joseph, b. 20 d., 7 mo., 1814; d. 15 d., 1 mo., 1816, Sidney, Jle.
10894. 8. Joseph, [10963] b. 25 d., 4 mo,, 1816; m, 20 d., 11 mo,, 1840, Anna-
Jlaria Dewel.
10895. 9. Lydia-L. [10969] b. 4 d,, 8 mo., 1818; m. 2 d., 5 mo,, 1851, AUen-C.
Brownell.
10896. 10. Samuel-W., [10971] b. 3d., 5 mo., 1820; m. 12 d., 7 mo., 1848, Helen-
Ruth Avery.

898 Descendants of Phebe* { Winslow ) Pope.

E

10897. 11. Carolinb-H., b. 30 d., 1 mo., 1822; m. 1 d., 12 mo,, 1852, William
Slater.
10898. 12. Geohgb-Hattbn, b. 6 d., 10 mo., 1825 ; d. 8 d., 10 mo., 1846, Chili, N.Y.
10899. 18. William.
10900. NATHAN', [10887] (Samuel*, Phebe* (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James',
JoV, Kendm',) b. 19 d., 8 mo,, 1803 ; d,, 28 d., 5 mo., 1867, Shelby, Orleans Co., N.Y, ;
married in 1830, Tamer Butler, dau. of Jeremiah and Hannah (  ); married 2d,
28 d., 3 mo., 1836, Mary Post, dau. of Gilbert and Elizabeth; married 3d, 11 d.,
3 mo., 1856, Alice Nellis. Farmer.
Child by first marriage :
10901. Samuel-Bdtlbr, b. 1833, OrangeviUe, Wyoming Co., N.Y. ; d. 30 d., 7
mo., 1853, ChiU, N.Y.
10902. ELIZA', [10888] (Samuel*, Phd>e' (Winslow) "PoTpe, Nathan*, James', JdV,
Kenelm',) b. 12 d,, 1 mo., 1805; married 23 d., 12 mo., 1824, Allen ESTES, s. of
Benjamin and Sarah (  ).
Children born in Wheatland, Monroe Co., N.Y. :
10903. 1. Elizabeth', b. 4 d., 12 mo., 1835; d. 11 d., 5 mo., 1843; married, 2 d.,
2 mo., 1841, William Estes.
10904. 2 Lusana-Goddard', b. 30 d., 4 mo., 1827; m. Wheatiand, 4 d., 10 mo.,
1848, John M. Stokie, of Wayland, Allegan Co., Jlich.
Children :
10905. 1. FranceUa', b. 1 d., 7 mo., 1851; m. 1 d., Imo., 1872, Samuel Elli
son.
Child:
10908. Ora", b. 4 d., 10 mo., 1874.
10907. 2. JIaria-BUzabeth', b. 14 d., 4 mo., 1856.
10908. 3. Alton-Everett', b. 14 d., 11 mo., 1858.
10909. 4. Mori-is-Bllswoi-th°, b. 11 d., 5 mo., 1860.
10910. 5. Ashley-JIoore', b. 20 d., 10 mo., 1864.
10911. 6. Edwin", b. 18 d., 9 mo., 1866.
10912. 7. Earl', b. 10 d., 9 mo., 1869.
10913. 3. Sarah', b. 26 d., 12 mo., 1829; m. Wheatiand, N.Y., 1 d., 10 mo,, 1843,
Levi Shotwell. Res. 1876, Maple, Ionia Co., Midi.
Children:
10914. 1. BUza-Amelia', b. 10 d., 5 mo., 1856; m. 19 d., 1 mo., 1876, Charles-
D. Biker.
10915. 2. Freeman', b. 21 d., 7 mo., 1862.
10916. 4. Mary-Pope',' b. 1 d., 1 mo., 1831; m Wheatiand, 24 d., 9 mo., 1854, . ,
Isaac Shotwell. Res. 1876, Fife Lake, Traverse Co., Mich.

E- Stewart, Hide, Post, Shaw, Bowennun, Yenney. 899
Child:
10917. Thirston', b. 0 d., 6 mo., 1855.
10918. 5. Benjamin-H'., b. 7 d,, 3 mo,, 1837; m. Chili, Monroe Co., N.Y., 30 d.,
10 mo., 1855, Ellen Ricky. Res. 1876, Jackson, Mich.
Cliild:
10919. Elizabeth', b. 18 d., 10 mo., 1856.
10930. 6. William', b. 7 d., 10 mo,, 1839; d, 5 d,, 11 mo,, 1859.
10931. 7. Carolinb-B', b. 15 d., 2 mo., 1843; m. AVheatland, N.Y., 8 d., 1 mo,,
1862, John Stewart. Res. 1876, Collins Station, Mich.
Children :
10922. 1. Chester-F', b. 18 d„ 10 mo,, 1862.
10923. 2. Carl-Archie', b. 17 d., 1 mo,, 1864.
10924. 3. Eva-Eliza", b. 25 d., 8 mo,, 1867.
10925. 4. Charles-Delbert', b. 9 d,, 7 mo., 1872.
10926. 8. Alton-P'., b. 13 d., 7 mo., 1844; m, Caledonia, Monroe Co,, N,Y,, 23
d., 11 mo., 1864, JIary Maxwell. P.O, add, 1876, Scottsville, Monroe Co., N.Y.
10927. 9. Angelina-P'., b. 19 d., 10 mo., 1849; m, 13 d., 12 mo,, 1870, Sherman-
Heath Hide. P.O. add. 1876, Scottsville, N. Y.
10928. NANCY', [10889] (Samuel', Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James',
JoV, Kenelm',) b. 24 d., 11 mo., 1806; married, 1 d., 6 mo., 1837, Isaac POST, a. of
Gilbert and Elizabeth (  ).
Children born in Rochester, N.Y. :
10929. 1. JIary-Elizabbth', b. 5 d., 6 mo., 1840.
10930. 2. James-Elmer', b. 27 d., 9 mo., 1845; m. Rochester, N.Y., 5 d., 9 mo.,
1871, Helena Rogers.
Child :
10931. Frederic*.
10932. 3. Gborob-H'., b. 10 d., 7 mo,, 1848; died in Rochester.
10933. LUCY', [10890] (Samuel', Phdie* (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James',
JoV, Kenelm',) b. 28 d,, 8 mo,, 1808; married, 28 d., 9 mo., 1328, Peter SHAW, s.
of Benjamin and Sarah (  ).
Children :
10934. 1. Maria-Canning', b. 25 d,, 6 mo., 1829, ChiU, Monroe Co., N.Y. ; m.
Caledonia, Livingston Co., N.Y., 9 d., 10 mo., 1851, WiUiam-B.
Bowerman. Res. 1876, Hanover, Jackson Co., Mich.
Children :
10935. 1- Etta", b. 10 d., 12 mo., 1852, Caledonia, N.Y. ; m. 5 d., 5 mo.,
1870, Russell Tenney. Res. 1876, Hanover, Mich.

900 Descendants of Phebe* { Winslow ) Pope

K

Children born in Hanover, Jlich. :
10936. 1. Jessie", b. 28 d., 8 mo., 1871.
10937. 2. Earnest", b. 26 d., 8 mo,, 1873.
10938. 3. Ii-ving", b. 2 d., lO.mo., 1875.
10939. 2. Carrie", b. 28 d,, 5 mo., 1854, Hanover, Mich.; married, 28 d., 9
mo., 1870, Eddie Hose. .Res. 1876, Cherokee, Cherokee Co., Mich.
Children:
10940. 1. Clara", b. 1 d., 10 mo., 1871, Hanover, Mich.
10941. 2. Clyde", d. 13 d., 10 mo,, 1873, Cherokee, Iowa.
10942. 8. Jfa&eZ", b. 3 d., 10 mo., 1875,
10943. 3. Josephine', b. 23 d., 2 mo,, 1857, Hanover, Mich.
10944. 4. Nellie', b. 22 d., 5 mo,, 1861, " " ; d.3 d.,9mo.,1864.
10945. 5. WiUie', b. 2 d., 12 mo., 1865, " "
10946. 6. Nellie", b. 9 d., 9 mo,, 1871, " "
10947. 2. Henry-Proctor', b. 27 d., 3 mo,, 1831, ScottsviUe, Monroe Co., N.Y. ;
married, 8 d., 10 mo., 1850, Paulina Smith. Res. 1876, Scottsville, N. Y.
Children :
10948. 1. Frank', b. 14 d., 7 mo., 1854, Caledonia, N.Y.
10949. 2. Charies", b. 20 d., 3 mo., 1856, Geneseo, N.Y.
10950. 3. JIary', b. 13 d., 12 mo., 1857, Geneseo, N.Y. ; d. 5 d., 10 mo., 1862.
10951. 3. Nancy-Pope', b. 20 d., 2 mo., 1833, Jlendon, Jlonroe Co., N.Y. ; d. 20
d., 8 mo., 1862, ChiU, N.Y. ; m. 8 d., 3 mo., 1853, Charies Pixley.
Children :
10952. 1. WilUam", b. 10 d., 5 mo., 1855, Chili, N.Y.
10953. 2. Alice-J"., b. 2 d., 8 mo., 1850, Geneseo, Livingston Co., N.Y.
10954. 4. JosEPHiNE-B'., d. 4 d., 10 mo., 1842, Mendon, Jlonroe Co., N.Y; died
there 9 d., 6 mo., 1845.
10955. 5. JosEPHiNE-B'., b. 27 d., 11 mo., 1849, Caledonia, Livingston Co., N.Y. ;
married, 7 d., 3 mo., 1871, Dr. Solon Briggs. Res. 1876, Newark, N.Y.
10956. 6. Herbet-H'., b. 27 d., 8 mo., 1850, Caledonia, N.Y. ; died there, 20 d.,
10 mo., 1870.
10957. JIARY', [10892] (Samuel', Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James',
JoV, Kenelm',) b. 18 d., 7 mo., 1812; is deceased. She married, 6 d,, 2 mo,, 1835,
J'ames-H. HEADLEY, who d. 10 mo., 1858. He was s. of Hartas and Rebecca (  ).
Children :
10958. 1. Elizabeth-Carter, b, 31 d,, 12 mo., 1835, Henrietta, Jlonroe Co,, N.Y.
10959. 2. Lydia-JIaria, b. 5 d., 8 mo,, 1838, Henrietta, Jlonroe Co., N.Y.
10960. 3. William, b. 14 d., 7 mo,, 1840, Shelby, Orleans Co., N.Y. ; d. 28 d.,
11 mo., 1809, in Virginia,

K Brownel', Slater. 901
10961. 4. Edward-Everett, b. 7 d., 7 mo., 1843, Shelby, N.Y.
10963. 5. George, b. 8 d., 7 mo., 1846, Shelby, N.Y ; mariied, 36 d., 7 mo., 1874,
Phebe Wheelock. Res. Medina, Orleans Co., N. Y.
10963. JOSEPH', [10894] (Samuel', Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James',
Job', Kendm',) b. 35 d., 4 mo., 1816; married, 20 d., 11 mo., 1840, Anna-JIaria
Deuel, dau. of Abraham and Elizabeth (  ).
Children born in Chili, N.Y. :
10964. 1. Elbert-Alonzo', b. 33 d., 1 mo., 1845; m. 32 d., 12 mo., 1870, Lillian
Fenn. Res. Toledo, O.
Child:
10965. Florence-LiUian", b. 8 d., 11 mo., 1871.
10960. 2. JIyron-Holly', b. 14 d., 4 mo,, 1847.
10967. 3. George-Hattek', b. 28 d., 6 mo., 1855.
10968. 4. Albert-Joseph', b. 28 d., 11 mo., 1858.
10969. LYDIA-L'., [10895] (Samuel', Phebe' ( Winslow) Pope, Natlidn*, James',
JoV, Kenehn',) b. 4 d., 8 mo., 1818; married, 2 mo., 1847, Allen-C. BB.OWNELL,
s. of David and Rebecca (  }.
Child:
10970. Alice, b. 20 d., 5 mo., 1855, Shelby, Orieans Co., N.Y.
10971. SAMUBL-W', [10890] (Satnuel*, Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James',
JoV, Kendm',) b. 3 d,, 5 mo., 1820, Sidney, Kennebec Co,, Me, ; m. by Rev. J-JI.
Peebles, at Genoa, Cayuga Co., N.Y,, 13 d., 7 mo., 1848, to Helen-Ruth Avery,
dau. of Edwin and Julia-T. (Collins) of G. Mr. Pope was a school teacher some
years. Res. Genoa, Cayuga Co,, N.Y., 1846-51, Rochester, N.Y., 1851-55, Buffalo,
1855-60, Louisville, Jefferson Co., Ky., 1860-76. In the latter place he and his son
Charles have been engaged in the manufacture of Excelsior plows. Res. Louisville, Ky.
Children, all unmarried in 1876:
10972. 1. Charles-Henrique, b. 16 d., 4 mo., 1849, Genoa, Cayuga Co., N.Y.
Res. 1876, Louisville, Ky.
10973. 2. Jknnie-Avery, b. 11 d., 4 mo., 1851, Genoa, Cayuga Co., N.Y.
10974. 3. Arthur-Lewis, b. 7 d., 4 mo., 1857, Buffalo, Brie Co,. N.Y.
Res. 1876 Louisville, Ky.
10975. 4. Fred-Edward, b. 6 d., 2 mo., 1867, LouisviBe, Jefferson Co., Ky.
10976. CAROLINE-H'., [10897] (Samuel', Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*,
James*, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 30 d., 1 mo., 1822; is deceased; married, 1 d., 12 mo.,
1852 William SLATER, s. of Earnest aud Louise (  ).
Children :
10977. 1. Ella-M., b. 27 d., 3 mo., 1854, Rochester, N.Y.

902

Descendants oJ Phehe* { Winslow ) Pope.

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10978. 2. Edwin-T., b. 0 d., 9 mo., 1856, Rochester, N.Y.
10979. 3. Frank-H., b. 6 d., 9 mo., 1858, Rochester, N.Y; d. 8 d., 6 mo., 1863,
Metomen, Wis.
10980. 4. LuLU-L., b. 6 d., 5 mo., 1860, Chili, N.Y.
10981. 5. Herbert-B., b. 24 d., 7 mo., 1864, Jletomen, Fond Du Lac Co., Wis.

10983. NATHAN', [10755] (Pliebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James', JoV, Ke
nelm',) b, 38 d., 3 mo., 1775, Falmouth, Jle, ; d. 30 d,, 1 mo,, 1809, Windham, Me,,
and was buried there. His will was recorded in Portland, and burned in the flre of
1866. He was married in W., by Friends ceremony, 3 d., 5 mo,, 1804, to Phebe
Alien, b. Id,, Imo,, 1778, sister of Ebenezer, who married Charity' [10844], and
of Mary, who m, Robert' Pope [10703] ; and d. of Pattiah and Hannah (Hall) of
Jlatinicus Island, Jte. For Chart of Alleyne family see p, 386. Jlrs. Pope died
3 d,, 11 mo,, 1849, Windham, and was buried there. He was a member of the So
ciety of Friends, which he served in various ways. The latter part of his life was
spent at the homestead taking care of his parents. He, with the assistance of his
sons, carried on the farm in addition to his business as cloth-dMesser.
Res. Falmouth and Windham, Me.
Children born in Windham:

10983.10984.10985.10986.10987.
10988.

10989. 10990.10991.

1. Isaiah, [10992] b, 5 d., 7 mo., 1805; d, 27 d., 4 mo., 1872; married
Sarah-W. Cook.
2. Oliver, [10998] b, 38 d,, 11 mo,, 1807; married JIaria Cook.
3, Joseph, b. 5 d., 13 mo., 1809; d. 4 d., 5 mo,, 1817,
4. .Jane, b, 33 d,, 0 mo., 1813; died unmarried, 30 d., 11 mo., 1868.
5. Elijah, b. 18 d., 4 mo., 1814; d. 37 d., 10 mo., 1814.
6. Elijah, b. 7 d., 9 mo., 1815; d. 31 d., 1 mo., 1850, Windham; m. 26 d.,
10 mo., 1844, Mary Jloore, b. 33 d., 7 mo., 1835; d, 6 d,, 12 mo,,
1844. She was d. of Lindley-Murray Jloore, of Rochester, N.Y. He
was a dentist. s.p.
7. Joseph, 'o. 1 d., 8 mo., 1817.
8. Nathan, b. 30 d., 13 mo., 1819; m. 30 d., 13 mo., 1846, Lydia Maxfield,
b. 14 d., 7 mo., 18-33. Res. 1873, Windham, Me.
9. Hannah-A., b, 10 d., 5 mo,, 1833; died unmarried, 30 d., 10 mo., 1803,

10993, ISAIAH', [10983] (Nathan', Phebe', (Winsloio) Pope, Nathan* James'.
JoV Kenelm',) b. 5 d,, 7 mo,, 1805, Windham, Jle. ; d. 37 d., 4 mo., 1873; man-ied,
28 d,, 8 mo,, 1839, Sarah-W. Cook, of Casco, Me., b. 30 d., 3 mo., 1810; d. 5 d.,
7 mo., 1850.
Children:
10993. 1. Lydia-A., b. 33 d., 6 mo,, 1840; d. 16 d., 4 mo., 1864.
10994. 2. Eliza, b. 9 d., 7 mo., 1843; d, 36 d,, 11 mo,, 1864.
10995. 8. Phbbb-L., b, 35 d., 7 mo., 1844; was living in 1876.
10996. 4. JIary, b. 30 d., 3 mo., 1847; d. 10 d., 1 mo., 1848.
10997: 5. Mary-M., b. O d., 13 mo., 1849; was living iu 1870.

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Cobb, Haines, Dunham, Lewis, Parker, Chipman, Ilinklcy. 903

10998. OLIVER', [10984] (Natlian', Phebe' ( Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James',
Job', Kenelm',) b. 38 d., 11 mo., 1807, Windham, Mo, ; married, 37 d,, 10 mo., 1848,
Maria Cook, b. 26 d., 3 mo., 1806, d. of Daniel and Jane, his wife, of Casco, Me.
Res. 1878, Windham Centre, Me.
ChUd:
10999. Nathan-Oliver, b. 9d., 1 mo., 1850; married in 1877. Res. Windham Centre.
11000. PHEBE', [10756] (Plidie' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James', Lieut.JoV, Ke
ndm',) b. 19 d., 10 mo., 1776, Falmouth, Jle, ; d. 3 d,, 6 mo,, 1853, New York City,
while on a reUgious visit, aud was buried in Lynn, JIass, She married in Fal
mouth, 39 d,, 8 mo,, 1799, Edward' COBB* b. 4 d,, 5 mo., 1775, Falmouth, s. of
Samuel', and Olive (IngersoU) of what is now called Portland, Jle. They were both
recorded ''ministers of the Gospel " by the monthly meeting of Friends held in Wind
ham, he iu 1814 aud she in 1818. He was not a Priend by birth, but joined the So
ciety while a young man. Carpenter. Res. Portland, except about eleven
years, 1813-34, in Parsonsfield and AVindham, Jle, He died 3 d,, 11 mo,,
1833, and was buried iu Portland, Jle, She married 2d, as 3d wife, Port
land, 39 d., 11 mo., 1838, Eli HAINES, of Brownsville, Fayette Co.,
1. * ELDER HENKY' COBB came from England (probably from Kent) to Plymouth, Mass,,
about 1629; was of Scituate in 1633, one of the founders of the church, 8 Jan, 1635, of which he was
that year chosen deacon. Removed, in 1639, to Barnstable, where he died in 1679, Representative
in 1645, and six years more; deacon about 34 years; was ordained Ruling Elder of the Barnstable
Congregational Church in 1670, He married Patience Hurst, who was buried 4 May, 1648. She was
probably dau. uf Dea. James Hurst. He married 2d, 12 Dec. 1649, Sarah Hinckley, dau. of Samuel of
Scituate and Barnstable, and sister of Gov. Thomas Hinckley, the last Governor of Plymouth Col
ony before it was united to Massachusetts.
Children:
2. 1. Johh, b. 7 June, 1632, P.
3, S, Jaues, b. 14 Jan, 1635, P,; m, 26 Deo. 1663, Sarah Lewis, dau, of George [See 1746]*.
4. 3, Mary, b, 24, bapt, 26 Mar, 1637, S,; m. as 2d wife, 15 Oct, 1657, Jonathan Dunham,
5. 4. Hannah, bapt, 6 Oot, 1639, S. ; m. 9 May, 1661, Edward Lewis [See p. 197, Winslow Memorial].
6. 5. Patience, b. 15 Mar. 1642; m. Aug. 1667, Robert Parker.
7. 6. Gershom, b. 10. bapt. 12 Jan. 1645.
8. 7. Eleazer, b. 30 Mar., bapt. 2 Apr. 1648.
9, 8. Mehitable, b, 1, bapt, 7 t-ept, 1651; died ae, 6 months,
10, 9, Samuel, b, 12 Oot, 16,54; d, 7 Dec, 1727; m, 20 Dec, 1680, Elizabeth Taylor.
11; 10. Sarah, b. 15 Jan. 1658; died in a few days.
12, 11. Jonathan, [17] b. 10 Apr. 1660; m. 1 Mar, 1683, Hope (Chipman) Huokins.
13, 12. Sarah, b, 10 Mar, 1663; m. 27 Deo, 1686, Samuel Chipman or Benj, Hiniley.
14, 13. Henry, b, 3 Sept, 1665; m, 10 Apr. 1690, Lois Hallett.
15. 14. Mehitable, b. 15 Feb. 1667.
16, 15. Experience, b. 11 Sept. 1671,
17, DEA. JONATHAN^, [12] (Hennj^) b. 10 Apr, 1660; m, 1 Mar, 1683, Hope (Chipman) Hackings,
dau, of John Chipman and widow ot John Huokings, [See 3976,]
Res, Barnstable, Mass,, and Portland, Me.
Children :
18. 1. Samuel [23], b. 23 Feb,, bapt. 6 .4pr. 1684; married  .
* See serial numbers 1746 and 1844 of the Pilgrim Record Series (Winslow Memorial); also, tlie
Lewis Chart on page 197, Vol. I. and the Grand Badial Chart ordered by Dr. Winslow^ Lewis, a
copy of which may be seen at tlie rooms of tJie New England Historic-Genealogical Society, 18 Soiner-
sut Street, Boston, in the Library of Congress, and many Public Libraries of America and England.

904 Descendants of Pliebe* { Winslow ) Pope. K
Pennsylvania, a native of Virginia, b. 14 d., 1 mo., 1781, s. of  and
 (Jliller). He died 4 d., 4 mo., 1869, in Salem, Ohio. His first marriage was
5 d., 9 mo., 1803, to Ruth JliUer. They had two sons,  Chalkley aud 
Miller, and four daughters, Tamsou, Atlantic-Ocean, Lydia, and Sarah, who all
married. Children :
11001. 1. Joshua, b. 11 d., 3 mo., 1801, Portiand; died there, 11 d., 3 mo., 1810.
11003. 2. Olive, [11014] b. 5 d., 5 mo., 1803, Portland; m. .Tames Oliver.
11003. 3. William, b. 4 d., 7 mo., 1803, Portland; died there, 3 d., 11 mo., 1805.
11004. 4. JlARTHA-Si.MPSON, [11034] b. 5 d., 9 mo., 1804, Portland; m. WUUam
Hawks; m. 3d, John Stanley, Jr,
11005. 5. Edward, b. 17 d., 11 mo., 1800, Portiand; d, there, 10 d., 8 mo., 1806.
11006. 6. JIary, b. 34 d,, 4 mo,, 1807, Portland; died there, 30 d,, 8 mo,, 1807.
11007. 7. William, b. 1 d,, 10 mo,, 1808, Portland; died, unmarried, 14 d., 10
mo,, 1844, Brownsville, Pa.
11008. 8. Samuel, b. 18 d,, 1 mo., 1810, Portland; died there, 7 d., 9 mo,, 1810.
11009. 9. Mary, b. 19 d,, 4 mo., 1811, Portland; d. 10 d,, 6 mo., 1874, Lynn,
Mass.
11010. 10. Piiebb-Pope, b. 35 d,, 3 mo,, 1813, Parsonsfield, Jle, ; died 15 d., 2
mo., 1837, Portland; married there, in Friends meeting, 5 d., 3 mo,,
1835, John' Winslow [10748], b. 11 d,, 1 mo,, 1803, Falmouth, s. of
John' and Lydia (Hacker) of F. He died 4 d., 3 mo., 1836, Lynn
JIass,
11011. 11. Lydia, [11032] b. 36 d., 3 mo,, 1815, Parsonsfield; m, Peter-JIorrell
Neal [13170],
11012. 12. Cynthia, b. 16 d., 6 mo., 1816, Parsonsfield; d. 26 d., 4 mo,, 1829,
Portland.
11013. 13. Louisa, b. 16 d,, 8 mo,, 1818, Windham; died 27 d,, 1 mo., 1837, P.
19, 2, Jonathan, b, 26 Apr, 1686,
20, 3, Ebenezer, b, 10 Apr, 16S8,
81, 4, Joseph, b, 24 Aug,, bapt, 21 Sept, 1690.
22, 5, Lybia, b. 7 Jan„ bapt, 5 Mar, 169.3,
23, SAMUELS, [18] (Jonathan^ Henry',) b. 23 Feb,, bapt. 6 Apr. 1684; married  . Deacon ol
Rev. Thomas Smith's Churoh, the flrst in Falmouth (Portland),
Child:
24. Samuel*, m,  ,
Child:
25. Samuel', was married by Rev, Samuel Deane, D,D„ 27 Jan 1774, to Olive IngersoU, dan of
Nathaniel and Joanna (  ), He d, about 1784; she d, about 1791. Res. Ealmuuth.
Children (all but Joshua died of consumption):
26. 1. Edward', b. 4 d.. 5 mo., 1775; d. 3 d., 11 mo., 1832; ra. 29 d., 8 mo,, 1799, Phebe' Pope
[11000], b. 19 d., 10 mo., 1776; d. 2 d,, 6 mo,, 1853,
27, 2, Joshua', b, about 1777; unmarried; killed by a fall, 1796,
28. 8. Nathaniel', b, about 1778; unman-ied; d. 1800,
29, 4. Samuel', was married by Rev. Samuel Deane, D,D,, 28 Nov. 1804, to Sally Lunt.
30, 6. Francis', m rried Jane Snow, of Rockland.

^ Oliver, Buffum, Chase. 905
11014. OLIVE', [11002] (Phebe' (Pope) Cobb, Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*,
James*, JoV, Kendm',) b. 0 d,, 5 mo,, 1802, Portland, Me.; m, there, in Friends
meeting, as 3d wife, 10 d., 11 mo., 1825, James OLIVER, b, 20 d., 5 mo., 1794,
Lynn, JIass., s. of Henry* and Ruth (Newhall). He resided in Lynn, Mass,, except
ing about five years (1828-1833) spent in Portland, Jle. He was taught to make
shoes, but was afterwards bank clerk under his brother Benjamin; then in United
States Branch Bank, Portland ; then cashier of a small now bank in Portland; then
cashier gf Lynn Mechanics Bank, which position he filled over twenty years, and re
signed in 1853. Has since done some insuiance business. Died 17 d., 0 mo., 1878.
He was respected and beloved for his integrity, genial disposition, and charity to
* HENRY OLIVER, (Son of Heni-y.) was born 29 •!., 9 mo., 1748, O.S., [10 d., 10 mo., N.S.] Marble
head, Essex Co., Mass. ; d. 16 d., 12 mo., 1818, Lynn, Mass. ; married Ruth Newhall, b. 2 d., 5 mo., 1751,
O.S., Lynn; died there, 29 d., 9 mo., 1834. She was daughter of Tolman and Mary (Leggaree)
[Blythe]. The latter was born 10 mo., YlVi. O.S., Lynn, and died there, 1 mo., 1798, N.S., aged 84
years. Mr. Oliver was a teacher for many years. His sons were all taught to make shoes prepara
tory to manufacturing and carrying on the same business on their own account, when they should
arrive at manhood
Children born at Lynn:
1, Henry, b, 22 d„ 10 mo„ 1771; died in 1855,
2, William, b, 37 d., 4 mo„ 1774; died 4 mo,, 1830,
3, David, b. 5 d., 4 mo., 1779; was drowned, 6 mo., 1785.
4. Benjamin, b. 16 d., 5 mo., i:83; d. 29 d., 5 mo., 1856; was a teacher, and afterwards cashier of the
Lynn Jlechanics Bank, which position his brother James subsequently fllied,
5. Stephen, b. 29 d., 3 mo., 1785.
6. David, b. 4 d., 10 mo., 1787; was living in 1876.
7. Ruthy, b, 3 d,, 6 mo„ 1790; died 3 d., 8 mo,, 1866; married 19 d., 10 mo., 1808, Israel Buffum, who died
9 d., 4 mo., 1874.
8. IlAN.N-AH, b. 26 d., 12 mo., 1792; d. 10 mo., 179.3.
9. James, b. 20 d., 5 mc, 1794; m. Pembroke, Mass.. 3 d., 5 mo., 1821, Elizabeth Brown, b. 10 d., 5 mo.,
1795, Pembroke, d. of Smith and Lydia (Gould) of Providence, R.I., afterward of Pembroke,
Mass. She d. 20 d., 11 mc, 1823. He married 2d, 10 d., 11 mo,, 1825, Olive' Cobb [11014]. He d.
17 d., 6 mo., 1878,
Children by first marriage:
Lydia-Maria, b. 18 d., 3 mo., 1832, Lynn, Mass.; d. 29 d., 11 mo., 1828, Portland.
Elizabeth-Brown, b. 7 d., 10 mc, 1823, Lynn; married there, 28 d., 6 mc, 184.3, Pliny-Earle
CHASE, LL.D., S.P,A,S., b. IS d., 8 mo., 1820, Worcester, Mass,, s, of Anthony and Lydia (Earle)
ot W, He grad. Harvard University, 1839, In 1878 was Professor of Philosophy in Friends
College at Haverford, near Philadelphia, Appointed 1871. Author of numerous papers on
Philosophy, Cosmology, Meteorology, and Philology. Ees. Philadelphia, Pa
Children born in Philadelphia:
1. James-Antlwny, b. 3 d., 4 mo., 1844; m. Brookfield, Chester Co., Pa., 7 d., 12 mo., 1870, Mabel-
Elma Marshall, b. 22 d., 9 mo., 1843, Mill Creek Hundred, Newcastle Co., Delaware, dau.
of Abner and Ann- Eliza (Pyle) of Brookfield. P.O, Chadd's Ford, Pa. Grad, Haverford
College, 1865. Civil engineer for a mining company. Res. 1877, Hazleten, Luzerne Co., Pa.
Children:
1. Oscar-Marshall, b. 16 d., 12 mo,, 1871, Brookfield.
2, Warren-Abner, b. 27 d., 8 mo„ 1875, Hazleton; d. 3 d., 7 mo., 1878.
2, Eliza-Brown, b. 11 d„ 2 mc, 1846,
3, Edirard-Oliver, b, 28 d., 10 mc, 1850.
4. William-Barker, b. 6 d., 1 mo., 1853; d. 26 d., 6 mo., 1872, Philadelphia,
6. Maria-Brown, b. 14 d., 9 mc, 1856,
6. Harriet-Kennedy, b. 4 d., 7 mo„ 1862,

906 Descendants of Phebe' {Pope) Cobb. K
the poor. Like most of the Olivers, he was warm-hearted, impulsive, subject to
frequent turns of depression, but at other times as much elated and enthusiastic.
He had much of humor and of poetry in his composition, was very fond of nature,
and particularly of flowers and children. His -ways, like his early training, were
not systematic, but he was full of originality. He was a natural mechanic, and
could use tools of many diflerent crafts; and if he had not the tool he wanted, he
could make it.
Children:
11015. 1. Martha-Cobb', b. 22 d., 9 mo., 1826, Lynn; res. there 1876.
11016. 2. James-Edward", b. Id., 3 mo,, 1838, Lynn; died 9 d., 4 mo,, 1829,
Portland.
11017. 3. James-Edward', b, 27 d., 7 mo,, 1839, Portiand, Me,; grad. Harvard,
1849; member National Acad. Sciences; Professor of JIathematics in
Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. ; appointed 1873.
11^18. 4. Lydia-Maria', b. 13 d., 10 mo., 1831, Portl.and; d. 36 d., 8 mo., 1833,
Lynn.
11019. 5. Lodisa-Phebe', b, 29 Jan. 1838, Lynn; married there, 8 d , 8 mo,, 1807,
Gilbert-Congdon HOAG, b, 31 d,, 8 mo,, 1843, Tamworth, CarroU Co,,
N.H,, s. of Moses, of Sandwich, N.H., and Sara (Fry) who was d. of
Benjamin and Lydia, of Sandwich. He is General Agent for the Provi
dent Life and Trust Company of Philadelphia; Office, 119 Devonshire
Street, Boston. Res. 1878, Auburndale, Mass.
Children born in Lynn, excepting the yo-ungest:
11020. 1. Jlartiia', b. 22 d., 12 mo., 1868.
11021. 2. WiUiam", b. 18 d., 11 mo., 1870,
11022. 3. Clarence-Gilbert', b. 15 d,, 2 mo,, 1873.
11022V 4. Louis', b. 7 d,, 7 mo., 1877, Auburndale.
11023. 6. Mary-Ellbn', b. 28 d., 3 mo., 1841, Lynn. Shehastaught school since
1862, and intends to make teaching her profession. In 1878 she
graduated Ph.B. at Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.
11024. JIARTHA-SIMPSON', [11004] (Phebe' (Pope) Cobb, Phd)e* (Winslow)
Pope, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',) b, 5 d,, 9 mo., 1804, Portland, Jle.; married
in Windham, Jle., 4 d., 3 mo., 1824, William HAWKS, b. 3 d., 7 mo,, 1796, W,,
s. of Amos and Lydia' (Winslow) of W. [10474]. He died 3 d,, 9 mo,, 1855, Salem,
Columbiana Co,, O. He was a farmer. She married 2d, as 2d wife, Salem, 0.,
5 d., 3 mo,, 1857, John STANLEY, Jr,, of Damasoovillo, JIahoning Co., O., b, 19
d., 9 mo,, 1795; d. 38 d,, 7 mo., 1870, at D. Farmer and woolen manufacturer;
also carpenter and cabinet-maker. Baniascoville 0.
Children born in Portland:
11025. 1. JosHUA-CoBB', b. 27 d., 1 mo., 1825; died 22 d., 10 mo,, 1857, Lynn;
married in JIanchester, Kennebec Co., Jle,, 39 d., 10 mo., 1849, Sarah-
Smart Gilbert, of M., b, 7 d., 10 mo,, 1824, Parkman, Jle,, d. of Bailey
and Sally-B. (Smart) of P. She died 13 d., 4 mo., 1873, Lynn, where
they resided after marriage. Baker. Lynn, Mass.

-^ Stanley, Neal, Barney, Cheney, Jenkins. 907
Children born in Lynn:
11026. 1. Willie-B'., b. 1 d., 3 mo., 1855; d. 24 d. 12 mo., 1858, Lynn.
11027. 2. Maria-Louisa', b. 2 d., 10 mo., 1856; d. 7 d., 12 mo., 1858, Lynn.
11028. 3. Lydia-Maria', b. 28 d., 12 mo., 1827; married, Damascus, Mahoning
Co., O., 31 d., 3 mo., 1859, Jehu STANLEY, of D., b. 5 d., 9 mo,,
1824, who died 24 d., 3 mo., 1861. He was a farmer. Bamascoville, 0.
Child:
11029. Jlartha- Walton', b. 29 d., 6 mo., 1860.
11030. 3. Edward-Cobb', b. 27 d., 7 mo., 1831; d. 13 d., 3 mo., 1833, Portiand.
11031. 4. Ellen-Louisa', b. 18 d., 7 mo., 1833; d. 17 d., 9 mo., 1834, Portland.
11033. LYDIA', [11011] (Phebe' (Pope) Cobb, Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*,
James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 30 d., 3 mo., 1815, Parsonsfield, Jle.; m. Portiand, 8 d., 9
mo., 1836, Petei--JIoi-i-ell NEAL, b. 31 d., 9 mo., 1811, North Berwick, Me., s. of
Elijah and Comfort (Morrell) of N.B. He was Mayor of Lynn, Mass., from 1863-
66; was in Mass, House of Representatives 1871-3, and in Massachusetts Senate
1876. Lumber merchant. Res. 1878, Lynn, Mass.
Children :
11033. 1. Edward-Cobb", b. 13 d., 9 mo., 1841. Lumber merchant. Res, Lynn, Mass.
11034. 3. JIary-Louisa', b. 6 d., 7 mo,, 1847, North Berwick; m. Lynn Mass,,
33 d., 6 mo., 1869, WiUiam- Jlitchell BARNEY, born in Nantucket,
Mass., s. of Jlatthew and Sally (Jlitchell) of N., and gr. a. of William
Mitchell, of N,, the astronomer. In 1876, he was book-keeper in
North Bank, Boston, and boarded, with his' family, at 100 Beach
Street, Lynn, Mass.
Children born in Lynn:
11035. 1. Edward-NcaP, b. 38 d., 2 mo,, 187L
'11036. 2, JIal-y-Lydia^ b. 39 d., l.mo., 1874.
11037. 3. Charles-Neal', b, 27 d., 6 mo,, 1875,
11038. 3, Ellen- JIaria', b. 4 d., 1 mo., 1849, North Berwick; m. Lynn, 12 d., 5
mo., 1875, John Eugene CHENEY, b. 12 d., 2 mo., 1847, Lowell, s. of
John-Lorenzo and Cynthia-Bailey (Crain). Chief engineer on bridges,
and has an oUice in Boston. Res. 1876, 100 Beach Street, Lynn, Mass.
Child:
11039. Herbert-NeaP, b. 17 d., 3 mo., 1876, Lynn.
11040. 4. WiLLiAM-B'., b. 16 d., 6 mo., 1854.
11041. SIBYL', [10757] (Pliebe* ( Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 9 d., 4 mo., 1778, Falmouth, Me.; d. 23 d., 1 mo., 1865; married, as 2d wife,
12 mo.. 1802, Joshua JENKINS, of North Berwick, Me., b. 37 d,, 1 mo., 1768; d.
30 d. 3 mo., 1855. He was son of EUjah and Mehitable (  ) of North Berwick,

908 Descendants of Phebe'' { Winslow) Pope. K
Me. He had a son Elijah by a former wife. Fanner. They resided in North Ber
wick, Me,, and during tho latter part of their lives at New Garden, near Salom, Co
lumbiana Co,, Oliio, where their children settled around them.
Children born in North Berwick :
11042. 1. Nathan', b. 1 d., 1 mo., 1804; died 9 d,, 3 mo,, 1870, Lynn; maTricd
there, 17 d,, 4 mo,, 1833, AUce-B. Johnson, b, 7d,, 1 mo,, 1811; died
23 d,, 5 mo., 1837. She was dau. of Ezra and Anna (  ) of Lynn.
He married 3d, 3 d., 1 mo., 1845, Content Jenkins, b. 14 d., 5 mo.,
1816, dau. of Stephen and Jemima (  ) of Eliot, Jle. He was for
many years in the Custom House, Boston. Res. Lynn, Mass.
Children :
11043. 1. WUliam-Bdward', b. 13 d., 7 mo., 1835; married 13 d., 8 mo.,
1863, Gertrudo-B. Jones. Book-keeper. Res. 1876, Boston, Mass.
11044. 2. Nathan-Clarkson', b. 23 d., 3 mo,, 1837; died 13 d., 8 mo., 1837.
11045. 3. Alice', b. 5 d., 9 mo., 1845. Teacher in the High School at Lynn.
11046. 4. James-Ezra', b. 1 d., 6 mo., 1851. Book-keeper in Central Nat.
Bank, Lynn.
11047. 2. Edward', b. 4 d., 7 mo., 1805; died 33 d., 10 mo,, 1863; married 1 d.,
6 mo., 1831, Rhoda-Elizabeth Bartlett, adopted daughter of Joseph
Pinkham, of Dover, N.H. Tailor.
Children :
11048. 1. Hannah-Sawyer', b. 36 d,, 4 mo,, 1833; married 5 d., 3 mo., 1857,
Samuel WILLIAMS,' s. of Casper and Hannah (  ) of Winona,
Columbiana Co., O. Justice of the peace and farmer.
Res. 1876, Columbus. 0.
Children :
11049. . 1. Edward-H*., b. 6 d., 5 mo., 1859, Salem, O.
11050. 2. Charles- Casper', b. 4 d., 8 mo,, 1861, Winona, O.
11051. 3. WalUr-Thomas', b., 6 d,, 8 mo,, 1867, "
11052. 4. Arthur-Samuel', b. 27 d., 3 mo., 1869, "
11053. 5. Lillian', b. 10 d., 2 mo., 1876, Columbus, O.
11054. 2. Joseph-Edward', b. 15 d., 8 mo., 1839; d. 23 d., 1 mo., 1843.
11055, 3. Joshua', b. 20 d., 12 mo,, 1842; m. 1 d,, 7 mo,, 1874, Rebecca-S.
Leeds, who died 12 d., 4 mo,, 1870. She was dau. of Dr. Ezra
and EUzabeth (  ) of Philadelphia.
Child:
11056. Bd)ecca- Elisabeth', b. 31 d., 3 mo., 1875.
11057. 3. JIiriam', b. 7 d., 9 mo., 1806; d. 2 mo., 1843; m. David Clough.
11058. 4. JIbhitablb', b. 6 d,, 4 mo., 1808; married 29 d., 2 mo., 1844, Timothy
Coppock, of Salem, Ohio, who died 8 d., 6 mo,, 1855, s. of John, of
Ohio. She married 2d, 29 d., 10 mo., 1857, Abraham MORRIS, of
AUiance, Ohio.

K

Allen, Williams, Oliver.

909

Child:
11059. Timothy', b. 30 d., 4 mo., 1845; d. 24 d., 7 mo., 1860.
11060. 5. Phebb', b. 25 d., 11 mo., 1811; m. 1 d., 10 mo., 1840, Lewis Allen, of
Limington, Me., s. of Jedediah and Dorcas (  ) of L. He d. 17 d., 10
mo., 1850. She married 2d, 30 d., 9 mo.. 1852, Casper WILLIAMS,
of Winona, Columbiana Co., Ohio. He died 29 d., 9 mo., 1874.
Child:
11061. Elizabeth', b. 26 d., 7 mo., 1841; died 8 d., 12 mo,, 1844.
1100-3. 6. Sarah', b. 21. d,, 5 mo,, 1814; died 23 d,, 7 mo,, 1851; married 4 d.,
11 mo., 1841, William-Breed OLIVER, of Lynn, Mass., b. 8 d., 8 mo,,
1808.
Children :
11063. 1. James- Wallace', b. 7 d,, 4 mo,, 1845; died 29 d,, 11 mo,, 1847.
11064. 2, WiUiam-Theodore', b, 30 d,, 1 mo,, 1847; died 7 d., 10 mo,, 1848.
11065. 3. Chariotte-Huldah', b. 11 d,, 12 mo,, 1848,
11066. 4. James- WalUs', b, 25 d., 7 mo., 1850. Book-keeper in the First Na
tional Bank of Lynn.
11067. 5. Annie-Elizabeth', b, 6 d., 3 mo,, 1802; died 25 d., 7 mo., 1853.
11068. 6. WiUiam-Theodore', b. 18 d., 3 mo,, 1854,
11069, 7. William', b. 27 d., 11 mo., 1815; married 30 d,, 3 mo,, 1848, Lydia
MUler, b. 14 d., 6 mo,, 1823, d. of William and Rebecca (  ) of
Brownsville, Pa. Farmer.
Children :
11070. 1. Joseph-Edward', b. 28 d,, 2 mo., 1849, Winona, Columbiana Co.,
Ohio; married 1 d,, 2 mo,, 1870, Laura-J. (Brosius) Oyster, b. 15
d., 4 mo., 1847, d. of Charles and JIary-L. (Brosius), aud widow of
Pleasant-Thomas Oyster.
Children:
11071. 1. Albert-C, b. 30 d., 1 mo., 1871, Winona.
11072. 2. Alice-L'., b. 3d., 9 mo., 1872,
11073. 3. Oliver-M'., b. 23 d., 9 mo., 1874, AUiance, O.
11074. 2. Elizabeth', b. 23 d., 11 mo., 1851, Winona, O.
11075. 3. Esti\er-F'., b. 33 d., 7 mo., 1854, Lexington, now Alliance, Stark
Co., O,
11076. 4. William-JIillei-', b. 35 d,, 4 mo,, 1850, Alliance, O.
11077, 5, James-Oliver', b. 7 d., 4 mo., 1858; d, 7 d,, 3 mo., 1861, Alliance, O.
11078. 6. John-P'., b. 4 d,, 6 mo., 1803, AUiance, O.
11079. 7. JIary-.K'., b. 33 d., 8 mo., 1864, Damascus, JIahoning Co., O.
11080. 8. Elizabeth', b. 11 d., 4 mo., 1819; died 0 d., 11 mo., 1835.

910

Descendants of Phebe* { Winslow) Pope.

K

11081, EBENEZER"*, [10758] Phde' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James', JoV, Ke
nelm',) born 29 d,, 1 mo,, 1780, Falmouth, Jle, ; died 10 d,, 10 mo,, 1834, Vassal
boro, and was buried there. His will is recorded in Augusta, Kennebec Co,, Jle,
He married, 21 d,, 11 mo,, 1804, Sarah Chase, of Sidney, Jle., b. 13 d., 10 mo.
1785; died 14 d., 3 mo., 1830, or 1832, at V., and was there buried. She was d.au
of Stephen and Hannah (Blifiin) of Unity, Waldo Co., Me. He married 2d, 23 d.,
8 mo., 1833, Ann' (Winslow) Rogers, b. 34 Sept. 1790, Falmouth, now Portland,
Jle., dau, of OUver' and Sarah (Hanson) of F. She married 3d, Vassalboro, 33
Nov. 1837, Josiah JONES, b, 30 Feb, 1793, Brunswick, Jle., s, of Stephen and
Eunice (Hacker) of B. He diedin 1867; was an elder of the Society of Friends
[See 12080]. Vassalboi'o, Me.
Children born in Vassalboro :
11082. 1. Hezekiah', b, 7 d,, 5 mo., 1806, Vassalboro; married there, in Friends
meeting, 35 d., 11 mo,, 1839, Rebecca (Starkey) Wing. dau. of Jloses
Starkey, of V., and Eunice, who was probably dau. of John and Eliza
beth Faber, of Portland, Me. Farmer, Res. 1876, East Vassalboro, Me.
Children, according to Friends Jlonthly Jleeting Record:
11083. 1, Daniel-Starkey', b, 39 d,, 8 mo., 1830; d. 0 d., 5 mo., 1838.
11084. 3. Jlary-Bbzabeth", b. 12 d., 8 mo., 1833; m. 15 d., 11 mo., 1854,
Stephen-Nichols TABER, s. of Dauiel and Rebecca (  ) of
Vassalboro, Me.
Children born in Vassalboro :
11084».t 1. Alfred-Henry', b. 29 d., 10 mo., 1856,
11084i>. 2. Alice-Bebecca', b. 20 d., 2 mo., 1859.
11084°. 3. Maria-Willis', b. 14 d., 10 mo., 1861.
11084'«. 4. Frank-Baniel', b. 19 d., 2 mo., 1865.
Ii085. 8. Charies-Henry', b. 24 d., 8 mo., 1837; m. 8 d., 3 mo., 1863, Angelia
JIarden, dau. of Samuel and Margaret (  ) of V.
Children:
11085". 1. William-Eugene', b. 3 d., 9 mo., 1866.
11085''. 2. Herbert- Hezekiah', b. 4 d., 1 mo., 1869.
11085''. 3. Ella-Bebecca', b. 12 d., 8 mo., 1871.
11085''. 4. Samuel-Man-den', b. 12 d., 12 mo., 1874.
11086. 4. George-HamUton', b. 17 d., 6 mo., 1843; m. 31 d., 12 mo., 1865,
Lizzie- Francis Sibley, d. of Peter and Esther (  ) of Sidney, Jle.
Children :
11087. 1. George-Lincoln', b. 2 d., 11 mo., 1867.
11088. 2. Walter-Henry', h. 11 d.,'^nxo., 187%.
11089. 3. Arthur- Wilson', b. 3d., 13 mo., 1876.

* There have been some additions of names to the record of Ebenezer* Pope since the com
pletion of our Index. The following should be omitted: Hezekiah", 11083; BethiaU«, 11084; James",
11085; Hephzibeth», 11086; Esther-Bartlett", 11087; Phebe", 11088; Elijahs, 110d9.
¦t See system of notation, p. 528 1-3.

Ooddard, Taber, Jones.

911

11090. 2. J.oiBi5', b, 17 d., 5 mo,, 1808; married, Sidney, Jle,, 31 d., 5 mo., 183-3,
Phebe Wing, who died 13 d,, 9 mo., 1854. She was dau, of Adam
and Esther (  ) of Sidney, Jle, He married 2d, 20 Juno, 1856,
Content' (Winslow) Hamblin [See 11237] of Westbrook, Cumberland
Co., Jle., dau. of Josiah' [10597] and Lydia (Robinson) ot W.
Res. 1876, E. Vassalboro, Me.
Child: Edward-Winslow', b. 11 d., 9 mo,, 1858, Vassalboro.
3. Bethiah', b. 23 d,, 7 mo., 1810; died 6 mo., 1857; married iu V., 23
d., 9 mo., 1830, Benjamin- Wing GODDARD, s. of Israel and Lucy
(Wing) of V.
Children born in Vassalboro :
1. Sarah-P'., b. 18 d., 11 mo., 1832.
2. Ebenezer-Pope', b. 10 d., 1 mo., 1835.
8. Mary-W'., b. 3 d., 7 mo., 1839.
4, James-P'., b. 1 d., 5 mo,, 1842.
5. Lucy-W'., b. 11 d., 4 mo., 1844.
6. Phebe-Anna'., b. 4 d., 7 mo., 1846.
7. Eunice-Elmira', b, 29 d,, 5 mo., 1851.
4. Hephzibeth or Hephzibah', b. 26 d,, 9 mo
1836; married, Vassalboro, 23 d., 10 mo.,
Barnabas and Lydia (  ) of Vassalboro, Jle.
5. Phebe-P'., b. 22 d., 9 mo., 1815; died 18 d., 10

11091. 11093.

11093.
11094. 11095.11096.
11097.11098.,11099.11100.

11101.

11103.11103.11104.

11105.
11106.11107.

11107».*
11108.

1813; died 6 d., 4 mo.,
1834, Jacob Taber, s. of
s.p.
mo., 1847; married.

Vassalboro, 38 d., 9 mo., 1843, Jeremiah JONES, s. of Josiah, of
China, Me., who married 33 Nov. 1837, Ann' (Winslow) [Rogers] Pope
[13080].
Children born in Vassalboro :
George-Henry', b. 36 d., 1 mo., 1845.
Alton', b. 26 d., 1 mo., 1847.
6. Esthbr-Bartlett', b. 15 d., 4 mo., 1819; married, Vassalboro, 28 d.,
4 mo,, 1842, George TABER, s. of Daniel and Rebecca (Taber) of V.
He was a carpenter, and while at his work fell and injured himself so
as to be helpless for life. Res. 1877, Vassalboro, Me.
Children born in Vassalboro:
1. Sarah-A'., b. 1 d., 6 mo., 1844.
2. Ellen-F'., b. 3 d,, 3 mo,, 1846; died 7 d., 9 mo., 1866.
3. Elma-JI'., b. 23 d,, 10 mo., 1848; married, 18 d., 8 mo., 1875, Ed
ward-Watson JONES, b. 19 d., 1 mo., 1849, Richmond, Jefiersou
Co., O., s. of Joseph and Isabella (Ladd) of 1082 Indiana Ave.,
Chicago, 111. Provision broker. Res. Chicago, III.
Child: Arthur- Taber', b. 9 d., 9 mo., 1870, Vassalboro, Me.
4. Phebe-R'., b. 23 d., 4 mo., 1850.

* Names received after the completion ot the serial numbering are indicated by the use of let
ters added to the preceding numbers.

912 Descendants of Phebe* {Winslow) Pope. K
11109. 5. George-L'., b. 8 d., 10 mo,, 1854.
11110. 6. Arthur-H"., b. 18 d,, 3 mo., 1858.
11111. 7. Elijah', b. 24 d., 3 mo,, 1825; marriod, Belfast, Waldo Co., Me., 9 d,,
4 mo,, 1854, Susan Maddox, who died 14 d., 1 mo., 1874, She was
dau. of John and JIary-Kempp (Gould) of Belfast, Waldo Co., Jle.
He married 2d, 14 d., 2 mo., 1875, Kate-JL CroweL Res. Vassalboro, Me.
Children born in Vassalboro:
11112. 1. Albert-Henry'., b. 20 d., 4 mo., 1855.
11113. 2. Henrietta', b. 15 d., 4 mo., 1859.
11114. 3. Franklin', b. 18 d., 12 mo., 1867.
11115. JOSEPH', [10759] (Phebe' (Winshw) Pope, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kendm',)
b. 17 d., 10 mo., 1781, Falmouth, Jle.; died 8 mo., 1822; married Hannah Taber,
d. of Jacob and Elizabeth (  ) of Portland, Jle. The widow of Joseph Pope died
January, 1833, aged 45. She was a member of the Society of Friends. [Portland
Beeords.] Dry-goods dealer. Res. Portland and iJanj'or, ^1/e.
Children born at Portland:
11116. 1. Eliza', b. 1 d,, 9 mo., 1805; married Henry Poor, a dry goods merchant
of Portland. They had two children, both of whom died young,
11117. 2. Phebe', b, 2 d., 12 mo., 1807; died 2 d,, 3 mo,, 1852, Lynn; married in
J^riends meeting, Portland, as 3d wife, 1 d,, 8 mo,, 1833, Isaiah-11'.
Winslow [10684], b. 2 d., 9 mo,, 1788, Falmouth, Jle,, s, of Jolm'
and Lydia (Hacker) of F. He died 10 d., 1 nio., 1834.
11118. 3. Mary-Ann', b. 13 d., 12 mo., 1808; married, as 2d wife, Henry Poor,
of Portland.
11119. 4. Harriet-Turner', b. 6 d,, 3 mo., 1811.
11130. 5. Charlbs-Taber', b. 13 d., 1 mo., 1813; died 19 d., 3 mo., 1801, Wash
ington, D.C, and was buried there; married, Portlaud, 35 d., 3 mo.,
1835, Abiah-Bradish Capon, who died 8 Jlar. 1841, P., and was there
buried. She was d. of Edward-G. and Elizabeth (Bradish) of P. He
married 3d  , and had three cliildren. He held a clerkship at
Washington. Res. Portlaud, Jle., and Washington, D.C.
Children:
11131. 1. Frederick-Charles', b. 18 d., 13 mo., 1837, Portland; was married
by James- W. Thompson, D.D,, West Ro.\bury, Norfolk Co,,
Mass,, 6 d., 13 mo,, 1806, to Hannah-Coney Williams, d. of
George-Henry and Hannah-Ellis (Conej') of \V,U. Woolen manu
facturer. P.O., 1876, Atlantic, a part of Quincy, Norfolk Co., Mass.
Children :
11123. 1. Daniel-Chase', b. 18 d., 13 mo., 1869, Windham, Cumberland
Co,, Me.

K Descendants of. Phebe' { Winslow ) Pope. 913
lll'-JS. a. Edward- Williams', b. 18 d., 1 mo., 1S72, Windhijm, Cumberiand
Co., Jle.; died there 24 d., 5 mo., 1873.
11124. 3. Alice- Williams', b. 6 d., 5 mo., 18'M, Quincy, JIass.
11125. 2. Abiah-Capen', b. 16 d., 12 mo,, 1840, Portiand; died there 30 d,,
4 mo., 1841.
11126, 6 William-Henry', b. 20 d., 5 mo,, 1815; died 14 d., 7 mo,, 1815.
11127. 7, Bllen-JIaria', b, 26 d,, 4 mo., 1816.
11128. 8, Caroline'
11129. 9. Frances', d. 8 d., 3 mo,, 1850.

11130. JOHN', [10760] (Phebe' (Winsloio) Pope, Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',)
born 11 d,, 3 mo,, 1783, Falmouth, Me, ; died 4 mo., 1864; married, 22 d,, 10 mo.,
1806, Lydia Taber, b. 10 d,, 11 m'o,, 1785, d. of Jacob and Sarah (  ) of Vassal
boro, Jle., and sister of Jacob, of V. and of Hannah, wife of Elijah' Pope [11181],
She died 7 d,, 5 mo., 1858. Res. Vassalboro aud Hallowell, now Manchester, Me.
Children :
11131. 1. Alton, [11133] b. 14 d., 7 mo., 1807; m. 2d., 1 mo,, 1834, Theodate
Stackpole.
11132. 2. Jacob, [11150] b. 17 d., 12 mo., 1811; married, 5 d., 5 mo., 1836, Lo
vina Stackpole.

11138. ALTON', [1U31] (John*, Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James', JoV,
Kenelm',) b. 14 d., 7 mo., 1807; married, 2 d., 1 mo., 1834, Theodate-JIorrell' Stack-
pole [12142], b. 14 Jlar, 1805, sister of Lovina-JIorrell' Stackpole, wife of Jacob'
Pope [11150], and dau, of Thomas and Sarah" (.Morrell). Woolen manufacturer.
Removed from JIanchester, formerly Hallowell, Jlaine, to Cleveland, Ohio, where
he was residing in 1876.
Children:
11134. 1. Ellen-JIaria', b, 6 d,, 11 mo., 1834; d, 4 d., 6 mo., 1866.
11135. 2. Edward-Cobb', b, 22 d., 1 mo,, 1830; married, in 18C3, Mary Riley, of
Cleveland, O. Woolen manufacturer and real estate agent.
Res. 1870, Cleveland, 0.
Children:
11136. 1. Frank- Alton*.
11137. 2. Charles'.
11138. 3. Lousia-0.
11139. 4. NelUe'.
11140. 5. George'.
11141. 3. John-Lang', bom 13 d., 6 mo., 1837; married Frances Whipple, of
Cleveland. Woolen manufacturer and inventor of machinery.
Res. 1876, Cleveland, 0.

25

914 Descendants of Phebe* { Winslow) Pope. ,- K
Children:
11142. 1, Henry'.
11143. 2. Edward'.
11144. 3. Heibort".
11140. 4. Carlylo-W'.
11140, 5. Alfred-L'.
11147. 4. Alfued-A",, born 4 d., 7 mo., 1842; married Ada-E. Brooks, of Salem,
O. Jialleable iron manufacturer. Res. 1876, Cleveland, 0.
Child:
11148. Effie', bom 3 mo., 1867.
11149. 5. Sarah', born iu 1843 ; died the same year.
1 1150. JACOB'. [11132] John', Phebe' ( Winshw) Pope, Nathan*, James*. Job', Ki-
nelm',) born 17 d., 12 mo., 1811; married, 5 d., 5 mo., 1836, Lovina-JIorrell Stack-
pole [12151], sister of Theodate-Morrell' Stackpole, wife of Alton' Pope [11133], and
dau. of Thomas and Sarah' (Jlorrell) [12122]. Tool manufacturer. Res. 1876, Manchester, Me.
Children, all unmarried in 1876:
11151. 1. Lydia-Maria, b, 4 d., 7 mo., 1837.
11152. 2. Irene, b. 13 d,, 9 mo.. 1839.
11153. 3. Charlks-S., b. 3 d., 9 mo., 1841.
11154. 4. Elmiba-Lang, b. 6 d., 6 mo., 1844.
111,55. 5. Sarah, b. 14 d., 6 mo., 1848; d. 3 d., 9 mo., 18.73.
11156. 6. Theodate, b. 30 d., 9 mo., 1850; d. 4 mo., 1874.
11157. TABITHA', [10761] (PhSe' (Winsloio) Pope, Nathan*, James', Jd>', Ke
nelm',) born 8 d., 1 mo., 1780, Falmouth, Me.; died 6 d., 9 mo., 1800, Windham,
Jle., and was there buried; mariied in F., 30 d., 8 mo., 1804, John CARTLAND,
of Vassalboro, Me., b. 23 d., 7 mo., 1777, Lee, N.H., s. of Peletiah, of L. He
died in V., 24 d., 1 mo., 1854, and was buried tiiere. Farmer. Vassalboro, Me.
Children born in Vassalboro :
11153. 1. Joseph', b. 9 d., 8 mo. 1805, Winslow Township, Me.; married in
Washington, Knox Co., Jle., 25 d., 12 mo,, 1835, Malvina De Witt, of
Washington, Jle., who died 23 d., 3 mo., 1800, Vassalboro.
Res. 1876, Washington, Me.
Children:
11159. 1. Malvina-Elizabeth', b. 28 d., 1 mo., 1837; married in, Vassalboro,
Jle., 3 d., 4 mo., 1873, Jlarble Gray, of Washington, Me.
Res. 1870, Washington, Me.
11100. 2. Sarah-Varney', b. 8 d., 1 mo., 1841. Res. 1870, Washington, Me.
11161. 2. Elijah', b. 20 d., 8 mo,, 1807, Vassalboro; married Sarah-Brackett
Partridge, d. of Jacob and Betsey (  ). Res, 1876, Jamestown, N.O.

^ Bodge, Clarke, Cutter, Varney. 915
Children :
11163. Phebe', is deceased.
11163. John-Henry", born in JIassachusetts; married in Portland, Me.,
G^orgie Edgecomb, of Wakefield, JIass. Brush-makoi-.
P.O. add. 1876, Wakejield, Mass.
Children :
11164. William .
11165. Cora'.
11166. .lacob-Alonzo', married and had one child.
1 1 1 07. Lydia-Jane', is deceased ; married William Bodge ; had two children.
11168. Rev. Fernando-Gale', b. 10 d., 13 mo., 1846, Boston, Mass. ; married
in West Gardiner, Jle., 6 d., 10 mo., 1869, Abbie Furr, dau. of
Noah and Eliza (Meeder) of W,G. Minister of the Society of
Friends. Sewing-machine agent. Res. Portland, Me., and Chi
cago, Ilk P.O. add. 1876, Jamestown, N.C.

1876.

11173. 8. Nathan-Pope', b. 1 d., 3 mo., 1810; d. 1 d., 11 mo., 1863, OroviUe,
Cal. ; m. 30 d., 5 mo., 1836, Susan Coffin, b. 30 d., 6 mo,, 1817, dau,
of Edward and Elizabeth (  ) of Nantucket, Mass, House carpen
ter. She res. 1870, Wakefield, Mass.
Children:
11173", 1. George- Harrison', b. 30 d., 2 mo,, 1837; was drowned in Califor
nia, 1 d., 1 mo., 1860.
11173\ 2. Phebe-P"., b, 12 d,, 8 mo,, 1838,
11173°. 3, Sarah-Elizabeth', b, 23 d., 11 mo., 1839.
11173'' 4, Emily-Fitzgerald", b, 7 d., 4 mo,, 1841; d, 20 d., 2 mo,, 1842.
11173-. 5. Helen-JP., b. 23 d., 7 mo., 1843; m. Nantucket, JIass., 24 d., 2
mo., 1808, William CLARKE, overseer in a cotton mill at New
Bedford, JIass.
Child :
11173' WilUe-E'., b. 31 d., 5 mo., 1809.'
11173 . 0. JIary-Jane', b. 23 d., 6 mo., 1845; m. 22 d., 6 mo., 1870, Charles-
H. Cutter, s, of William-H. and Sarah-F. Engineer in a cotton
mill.
11173" 7. Alphonse-Lamartine', b. 5 d., 6 mo,, 1847.
11174 4. Sarah', b. 1 d., 2 mo., 1813, Vassalboro, Jle.; d. 33 d., 13 mo., 1853;
married in V., Levi VARNEY, of Fairfield, Me.

Children:

11169.

Alfred-Lindsay', b. 1870.

11170.

Ethel- Far num', b. 3 d., 4 mo.

11171.

Dr. Herbert-Howard'.

11173.

James-Edwin'.

916 Descendants of Phebe" { Winsloxo) Pope. K
Children:
11175. 1. Charies-Cartiand', b. 14 d., 10 mo., 1843; married, 16 d., 9 mo.,
1873. Anna Cocks, of Croton-on-Hudson, dau. of John and Ar
menia (Conklin). P.O. add. 1876, East Parsonsfield, Me.
Children :
11176. 1, Edith', b. 20 d. 7 mo., 1874, Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.
11177. 2. Arthur', b. 28 d., 6 mo,, 1876,
11178. 2. William-Bowerman', b. 1 d., 5 mo., 1844; in 1876 was unmarried.
P, O, add. 1876, East Vassalboro, Jle. ; res. Winslow, Jle. ;
1877, East Parsonsfield, Me.
11179. 5. Phebe', b. 15 d., 7 mo., 1816; d. 10 d., 11 mo., 1831.
11180. 6. Lydia-Ann', b. 6 d., 5 mo.. 1822, Vassalboro, Me.; married, 31 d., 7
mo., 1867, Silas-Hanson Cartland, of Parsonsfield, Jle., s. of Silas and
Anna (Brackett). Res. 1876, East Parsonsfield, Me.

11181. ELIJAH', [10762] (Phebe' (Winshw) Pope. Nathan*, James', JoV, Kendm',)
born 12 d., 10 mo., 1786, Falmouth, Me. ; is deceased; married, 5 d., 7 mo., 1810,
Hannah Taber, b. 25 d., 8 mo., 1791, dau. of Jacob and Sarah (  ) of Vassalboro,
Jle., and sister of Jacob, of V., and of Lydia, wife of John' Pope [11130].
Res. Vassalboro and Manchester, Me.
Children:
11182. 1. Sarah-Taber, [11184] b. 30 d., 5 mo., 1812; married, 30 d., 4 mo., 1835,
Alden Sampson.
11183. 2. Esther, [11200] b. 4 d., 3 mo., 1814; married, 21 d., 3 mo., 1832,
Henry-G. Cole.
11184. SARAH-TABER', [11182] (Elijah*, Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*,
James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 30 d., 5 mo., 1812; is deceased; married, 30 d., 4 mc,
1835, Alden SAMPSON. They settled in JIanchester, Jlaine, where he carried on
an extensive business as manufacturer of oil-cloths. Removed to New York City,
and, with his sons, engaged in the same business. Res. 1876, 365 West idd St., New York.
Children:
11185. 1. Edward-Cobb', b. 25 d., 12 mo., 1836. Oil-cloth manufacturer.
11186. 2. Henry", b. 24 d., 5 mo., 1838; married, 10 mo., 1866, Julia-E. Page.
Oil-cloth manufacturer.
Child:
11187. Henry-P'., b. 25 d., 3 mo., 1876.
11188. 3. George', b. 10 d,, 2 mo., 1840; died about 1870; married, 1 d., 5 mo.,
1867, IsabeUa-M. Merrick.

K Thurston, Wilmarth, Cole, Howland, Sampson, Clearwater. 917
Children :
11189. 1. Edith-Flagg".
11190. 2. Lillian-Va'ughn'.
11191. 3. Grace-Bursley", is deceased.
11193. 4. JIarth.v", b. 23 d., 9 mo., 1841; died aged about 13 or 14 years.
illO.i, 5. Elijah-Pope', b. 6 d., 8 mo., 1843. Oil cloth manufacturor.
11194. 6. HAiNN.ui- JIaria', b. 33 d., 6 mo,, 1845; married, 11 mo., 1869, William-
R. THURSTON, Jr.
ChUd ;
11195. William-R'., b. 9 d., 3 mo., 1873.
11196. 7, EsTHER-PoPB», b. 37 d., 3 mo., 1847; married, 30 d., 4 mo., 1874, F.
Wilmarth, JI.D,, of Bast Orange, N,J.
11197. 8. Sarah-Ellen", b. 6 d., 5 mo., 1849.
11198. 9. JIary", b. 18 d., 9 mo., 1850.
11199. 10. Alden', b. 13 d., 8 mo., 1853. Oil-cloth manufacturer.
11300. ESTHER', [11183] (Elijah', Phebe' (Winslow) Pope, Nathan*, James',
JoV, Kenelm',) born 4 d., 3 mo., 1814; married, 21 d., 3 mo., 1832, Henry-G. COLE,
b. 5 d., 7 mo., 1806.
Children:
11201. 1. Anna-H'.,. married, 8 d., 10 mo., 1855, William-H. HOWLAND, who
died 8 d., 10 mo., 1859.
Children:
11202. Edward-C".
11203. Jlinnie'', is deceased.
11204. Katie'.
11205. Henry'.
11206. Anna*. "
11207. 2. Sarah', died 18 d., 8 mo., 1869; married, 12 mo., 1865, David Samp
son.
11208. 3. Mary-F'., b. 25 d.. 12 mo., 1872; married, 23 d., 5 mo., 1870, WiUiam
CLEARWATER.
Children:
11209. Sarah*.
11210. Henry'.
11211. JOSEPH', [2041] (Nathan*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',) born in Falmouth,
now Westbrook, Me. ; died in Windham, Jle. ; married in Berwick, Me., Catherine
Hill or Hall. She died in Windham, and was buried in South Windham. He mar
ried 2d when in his 74ih year, Nancy Jlotley. He was a farmer. Windham, Me.

918 Oeorge'' Winslow and Descendants. K
Children :
11313. 1. George, [11317] b. 31 d., 7 mo,, 1788; d. Aug 1861; m, Elizabeth
Welsh; m, 3d, Sarah-Ann Derickson.
11313, 3, Lydia, [11336] b. 5 d., 13 mo,, 1791 ; m. Allen Hamblin.
By 2d marriage:
11214. 3. JIary-Ann, married  North, of Saccarappa, Jle.
11215. 4. Albion-King, [11240] born about 1822; d. 4 Aug. 1855; m. Mary-L.
Lowrie.
11216. 5. Harriet.
11217. GEORGE', [11313] (.Joseph', Nathan*, James', JoV, Kendm',) born 31
d., 7 mo., 1788, South Windham, Me.; d. Aug. 1801, PhUadelphia, Pa., and
was buried in Wilmington, Del. ; married Elizabeth Welsh, b. Wilmington, Del.,
dau. of John and JIargaret (  ) of W. He was married 2d, by Rev. Dr. Hall,
in Wilmington, 33 Feb. 1838, to Sarah-Ann Derickson, b. 7 May, 1801, dau. of
Jacob and Sarah (Rice) of W. Jlerchant. Res. Wilmington, Del., Baltimore, Md.,
and Philadelphia, Pa.
Children born in Wilmington :
11318. Margaret-Jane', died about 1859, Philadelphia; married WilUam-H.
PEARSON, a merchant. Res. 1874, 435 West 32rf St., N. Y.
Children:
11319. George-Winslow'. Res. 1871, Bichmond, Va.
11330. WiUiam-Hamlet". [One of their, sons in 1874, was with Byrd & Corwin, 414 Broad
way, N. Y. ]
11331. Lydia-Hamblin', in 1871 was unmarried. Res. 334 South 31s« St., Philadelphia, Pa.
By 2d marriage:
11222. George-Henry', died aged two years, at Wilmington,
11223. Sarah-Elizabeth', b. 5 Sept, 1829; m. Philadelphia, Pa,, 22 Apr. 1851,
WilUam-Hillary ALLDERDICE, b, 24 Apr, 1838, Wilmington, Del.,
s. of Abraham, of W., and Eliza (Shuff) of Luray, Page Co,, Va.
Mrs. AUderdice writes that her husband's grandmother was Lady Eliz.a-
betli Hillary, aud that he comes of a very fine old Irish family. Her history
is quite romantic, as she eloped with her husband, who was a Quaker,
came to America and went through trials innumerable, dying broken
hearted because of his loss, when the father of Mr. AUderdice was
three years old. She canuot supply names and dates. Would be very
glad to have the Hillary coat-of-arms, but the strict Quaker discipline
of the AUderdice family forbids all such "vanities." Jlerchaut and
City Auditor. Res, 1874, Richmond, Va., 1878, Pm-tland, Me.
Children:
11334. 1. Isabel", b. 17 Feb, 1853, WUmington; died tiiere, 1 Aug. 1854.
11225. 2. Winslow", b. 11 Apr. 1854, WUmington; m. 12 Oct. 1877, Ade
laide Berry, dau. of Washington-L. and Adelaide (Fitz-Hugli) of

Descendants of Joseph* Winslow.

919

Hagerstown, JId. They were married in Petorboro, N.Y., at tho
old family mansion of Gerrett Smith, the great abolition philan
thropist, who was great uncle to the bride — as the wife of his son
is, also, her aunt; Betty Fitz-Hugh having married tbe only son
of Gerrett Smith, Green Smith, who now resides at the homestead
which he inherits. He is an officer in the U.S. Navy, graduated
Juue, 1874. He has the Winslow coat-of-arms engraved on a
seal ring, which was presented by his mother in 1870, at the
time that he was admitted to the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
JId., when, although but sixteen years of age, he passed first on
the list in his examination.
Child: Adelaide Fits-Hugh', b. 10 July, 1878.
11226. 3. Helen', b. 13 Jlar. 1856, Wilmington; died there, 3 Aug. 1857.
11327. 4. William-Hillary', b. 15 Dec. 1859, AV. He, like his brother, in
herits a predilection for the Navy, and was, in 1875, a cadet at
Annapolis.
11338. 5. Harvey", b. 39 July, 1863, Philadelphia, Pa. ; d. there, of pneumonia,
12 Feb, 1877.
11339. 6. Florence', b. 16 Dec. 1864, Philadelphia, Pa. ; in 1878 was attend
ing school in Baltimore, JId.
11330. George-Franklin', died in infancy, at Wilmington.
11231. Jacob-Derickson', b. 23 Juue, 1831; was married by John-B. Clemson,
D.D., Wilmington, 4 Oct. 1864, to Sarah-Emma Shields, b. 33 Apr.
1843, E, Fallowfield, Pa., dau. of Thomas and Sarah (Hayes) of
W^est Philadelphia. He enlisted at Wilmington, 25 Oct. 1862, in
Co. B, Sth Delaware Reg., Capt. Parry, aud was discharged 10 Aug.
1863. Contractor and builder.
Res. Philadelphia, Pa., and, 1874, Wilmington, Del,
Child :
11333. George-Derickson', b. 5 July, 1867, Wilmington.
11233. Charles-Acgustds', b. 26 Apr. 1833; in 1871 was unmarried. He
enlisted at .Wilmington, in Co. A, 1st Delaware Infantry, Capt.
Watson, and served twenty-one months. "C.-A. Winslow was
Acting JIaster Jlate, U. 8. N. in 1864."
1123i. George-Hbnry', was unmarried in 1871, and traveling abroad.
11230. Catharine-Helena', in 1871, was unmarried. Res, Bichmond, Va.

11236. LYDIA', [11213] (Joseph', Nathan*, James', Job', Kenelm',) born 5 d.,
12 mo., 1791 ; married Allen HAMBLIN, of S. Wiudham, Me.
Res. 1870, .South Windham, Me.
Child:
11237. Charles', b. 26 Sept. 1817, Windham; died there, 12 Jan. 1845; m.
Westbrook, Me., 28 Aug. 1839, Content' Winslow [10597], b 26

920 Descendants of Joseph" Winslow. K
Dec. 1817, Westbrook, dau. of Josiah' and Lydia (Robinson) of W.
She m. 2d, 26 June, 1806, James' Pope [11090] b. 17 d., 5 mo., 1808,
s. of Ebenezer' and Sarah (Chase) of Vassalboro, Me.
Children born in Westbrook ;
11238. 1. Lydia', b, 8 Sept. 1840; d. 8 Oct. 1843, Westbrook.
11339. 3. Harriet", b. 39 Nov. 1842; d. 14 Aug. 1866, East Vassalboro, Me.;
m, Vassalboro, 29 June, 1865, Charles-H. Jones.
11239" JIARY-ANN", [11314] (Joseph', Nathan*, James', JoV. Kenelm'), b. 13
Oct. 1821, Windham, Me.; d. iu Westbrook, Me., 4 Feb. 1861; m. there, 27 Juue,
1844, Samuel NORTH, b, 10 Feb, 1817, W,, s. of EUsha and Abigail (Stevens) of
W, Jlr. North d, 6 Oct, 1862, in W. Res, Westbrook, Mt.
Children born in Westbrook, Jle, ;
11239'" 1. Harribt-Winslow', b. 14 Sept. 1847; d. 9 Sept. 1848,
11239' 2, Albion- Winslow', b, 29 June, 1850; d. during the year 1878.
11239'i 3. Mary-Emma', b. 38 Jlay, 1857; d. 4 Dec. 1803, Gorham.
11339" 4. Fannib-Bbown', b. 16 Sept. 1860; m. 28 Oct. 1882, in North Yarmouth,
Me., George-Edwin Baston, b. 28 Oct, 1857, Nortii Yarmouth, s, of
George-Henry and Emily (Farrar) of North Yarmouth.
Res, 1887, North Yarmouth, Me.
Children born in North Yarmouth :
11239' 1. Winslow-North", b, 9 Oct. 1883.
112398 2. Francis-Edwin', b. 26 Nov. 1886.
11240. ALBION-KING", [11215] (Joseph', Nathan*, James', Job', Kenelm'), b.
about 1833; d, 4 Apr. 1855, aged 33 years; married in Philadelphia, by Rev. Thomas-
H. Quinan, pastor of the Church of the Evangelist, in that city, on the morniug of
May 1st, 1847, to Mary-L. Lowrie, b. in Philadelphia; d. there, 10 Jlay, 1865.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Their children;
11341. 1. Eva-Grace', b. 16 Jlay, 1848, Philadelphia; d. the same day.
11343. 3. Frank-W', b. 16 Dec. 1851, JIagnoUa, JIaryland; res. 1876, on the
" Huntington Farm," Amesbury, Mass.
11343. 3. Ida-L', b. 33 Jlar. 1853, Chester, Pa. ; d. of consumption, 30 Aug. 1874.
11344. 4. Alberta-King', b. 30 Dec. 1855, Chester, Pa. Res. 1876, Amesbury, Mass.
Note.— The descendants of Mrs. Phebe' (Winsloif) POPE [lOT.TO], whose records occupy near
ly twenty-eight pages— page 800 to 917, inclusive, of this volume, have been greatly favored by the
effloient effortsof her granddaughter, Mrs. Olive' (Cobb) Oliver, in the careful, painstaking labor
of love she has rendered them by fm-nishina their several family records for this Winslow Memo
rial. The compilers of the worlc feel they, too, owe to Mrs. Oliver a debt of gratitude, and would
here express their sincere appreciatiou of the assistance rendered them, and for the words of cheer
and encouragement in tbeir arduous labor.
Mrs. Oliver closed h(?r useful and beneficent work on earth shortly after this service for her kin
dred was completed, and after the above named pages were in type, and the acknowledgments pro-
pared for the Memorial. Her death occurred at Lynn, Mass., the place ot her residence, 17th April,
1879.

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921

11345. LORANA', [3043] (JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b.
Aug. 1793; married Daniel HALL, b. 34 Jlar, 1735, Dover,
and Sarah (Furbish) of Dover, afterwards of Falmouth

1 Jtdy, l';37; d. 14
N,II,, s. of Hatevil*
He died 18 Dec. 1788.

"Hatkvii, Hau., son of Hatevil and Mercy Cromwell), and grandson of Dea. John, born 1617,
and, probably, Elizabeth (Layton) of Dover Neck, N. H,, was born in Dover, N. H, February 15,
1708-9. He married SARAH FURBISH, of Kittery, April 1, 17-33, and settled in Dover, N, H On the
20th day of April, 1734, Daniel Field conveyed to Hatevil Hall, chair maker, ten acres of land situa
ted on the westerly side of Back river. As the subject of this sketch was then twenty-seven
years old, and recently married, it is supposed that the deed, which is a curiosity, was to him.
Maroh 20, 1752, John Twombly deeded to Hatevil Hall, twenty-three and one-third acres on the east
side of Salmon Falls River, iu the county of York, Province of Massachusetts Bay, About 1753, or a
little later, he removed to Falmouth, where he evidently became something of a land-holder.
October 27, 177-J, he bought of his son Hatevil, one hundred acres of land in Windham, being lut
No. 35, Second Division, adjoining Falmouth; in this deed he is called a - farmer.' December :30,
1775, 'fifteenth year of his majesty's reign, he purchased for £60, of Jonathan Moulton, of Hampton,
N. H.,' the whole of the proprietor's right in the common and undivided lands in the township of
Falmouth, that belongs to the heirs and assigns of James Freeze; said lands being ten, thirty, and
sixty acre lots belonging to said right, wherever they may be found in said common and undivided
lands free from grants or layings out, together with the after divisions of said right,' September 15,
1774, he touglit thirty-five acres of these undivided lands of Abraham Scales.
He was, by trade, a chair-maker, or turner, and a member of the Society of Friends, or Quakers.
and was accustomed to speak at their meetings. He was a man of medium size, and both he and
his worthy wife were remarkably open-hearted, generous and hospitable. They would never see
any one suffer if they had power to relieve their [hizer] * wants. A characteristic incident is related
of her: In a severe snow-storm in winter, she saw a little colored boy scantily clothed, passing with
an ox-team. He was suffering intensely from cold and exposure. She called him into the house,
warmed and fed him, clothed him in one of her own boy's warm overcoats and sent him on his way
rejoicing. The boy in after years was wont to say, that Aunty Hall saved his life on that occasion.
In the spring before Mr. Hall's decease he was very sick and no one thoug:ht he could recover,
but he told his friends that he should get smart enough to go to New Hampshire and bid his rela
tives their fareweU. Singularly enougn he did so, making the journey on horseback, and after
visiting his rela'ives, returned, visiting sorae of his own children of the fifth generation, and died
November 28, 179", at the ripe age of ninety years, leaving 475 descendants. Sarah, his wife, died
March 2, 1790.

CHiLnaEN:
1. DOROTHY, born in Dover, N. H., .4.ugust C3,

2. DANIIiL,
3. HATEVIL,
4. MERCY,
5. ABIGAIL
6. EBENEZER,
7. WILLIAM,
8. JOHN,
9. JEDEDIAH,
10. ANDREW.
11. NICHOLAS,
12. PAUL,
13 SILAS,

" March 24,
" March 24,
Oot. 6,
" Feb. 12,
July 20,
-• Dec. 6.
" June 19,
Jan. 21,
" Sent. 15,
" March 8,
Falmouth, Me. Deo. 15,

1733; married George Leighton.
1735; " [11245] Lorana' Winslow.
1736; " [11343] (l)Euth Winslow (2) Ann Jenkins.
1738; -- Joseph Leighton.
1''40; -' Isaac Allen.
1"41; " Hannah Anderson.
1742; " (1) Betsey Cox; r2i Elizabeth Wilson.
I'i'**; " . Grace Sprague.
1748; - (IJHannah Hussey; (2)Elizabeth Clough.
1750; -' Jane Merrill,
1753; '- (1) Experience Stone; (2) Emma Sawyer.
1755; " (1) Sarah Neal; (3) Keziah Neal.
1758; ¦' (l)Mary Gould; (2) Hannah Neal."

* A Peoposition,— In the English taiigu- ge there has long been felt the neopss ly of having a
word to expres possession by a man or woman— a word implying a doubt or an alternative; a word
implying possession by ^i man or by a woman, when either is included in the idea, and when it is
doubtlul or indeterminate whether lie or she is the possessor.
A new pronoun for the Engli-h language; ) Nominative, liesh (he or she) ( let the e in hesh
one word being used aa eqniv.ilent to three. >¦ Possessive- hizer (hi- or her) J^ be pvo^wunced i s
) Objective, himei- (him or her) ( in he; i as ,n his.

If this proposition for a new lA ord is accepted, our grammarians will give the following as the
list of the possessive adjective pronouns, viz.: my, thy, his her,liizer, our, yi.ur, their, [See Jf'ariieli
Ancesti al Memo): al, p. 219.]

922

Descendants nf Lorana'' {Winslow) Hall.

K

" He was tho eldest son, and the first of the family that came to Falmouth. In
February, 1753, at the age of twenty-one, with his axe and snow shoos, he left his
father's homestead in Dover, in search of a farm and a homo, and, part of the way by
spotted trees, he reached Falmouth, where be selected a wild lot, now the residence
of George Cobb, Esq., in Westbrook, erected a house, married, and returned to Do
ver, where he gave such a favorable report of Falmouth that bis father and mother
and the whole family of ten sons and three daughters soon followed ; and at that
day, when almost a wilderness, selected some of the very best land in Falmouth,
Gorham, .and Windham."
He was a man of largo stature and great physical strength. The greater part of
our information concerning this family was given us by Joseph-Blake' Hall, [11408].
Children born in Falmouth :

11340. 11347.
11348.
11349,

1. 3.3.
4,

11350.11351.
11353.

5.
6.
7,

11353,
11254.

8. 9,

Winslow, [11355]b. 7 Sept. 1758; d, 13 Sept, 1814; ni. JIary Hussey.
Mercy, [11364] b. 19 Aug. 1761; m. Jeremiah Hacker,
William, [11376] b. 11 Nov. 1763; d. 6. Oct, 1813; m. Comfort Riggs.
Stephen, [11386] b, 33 Jan. 1767; ni. Patience Pettingill; m. 3d, Abigail
Clark.
Rachel, [11295] b. 18 July, 1769; d. 11 Dec. 1849; m, John Neal,
Simeon, b. 12 July, 1771 ; died in infancy.
Anna, [11306] b. 1 Sept. 1774; d. 27 Aug. 1844; m. David' Winslow,
[11593].
Betsey, [11333] b. 37 June, 1778; m. Robert Purinton.
Simeon, [11333] b. 3 May, 1781; d. 7 Jan. 1870; m. Harriet Thrasher;
m. 3d, Amelia Libby.

11355. WINSLOW', [11346] (Lorana' (Winslow) -B-sXl, JoV, James', JoV, Ken
elm',) b. 7 Sept. 1758, Falmouth, JIc; d. 13 Sept. 1814; married JIary Hussey, b.
39. Apr. 1759, dau. of Paul and Hannah (  ) of Biddeford, Jle. She died 8 iune,
^^2^- Windham, Me.

Children boru iu Windham:

11256. 11257.
11258.11259. 11 '360.
11201.
11'363.
11263.

1. Hannah, died aged twelve years.
2. Lorana, died in infancy.
3. Levi, b. 38 Jan, 1787; married Hannah Harmon; ni, 3d, Jane Emery;
m. 3d, Elizabeth White.
4. Daniel, b. 8 Aug. 1789; m, JIargaret Harmon.
5. Eunice, b. 5 Aug. 1793; nl, John CoUey,
0, Amos, b. 9 Sept. 1795; m. Fanny Hanson, s.p,
7. Paul, b. 31 July, 1798; m. Huldah Hanson.
8. Winslow, b. 4 Oct. 1801 ; m, Eunice-JIooher Harding, Res. 1873, Portland, Me.

11265.

1.

11366.

3.

11367.

3.

11368.

4.

11369.

u.

11370.

0,

11371.

7.

11373.

8.

11373.

9,

11374.

10,

K IIijll^ ILtvlcr, Alexander. 923
11304. JIBRCY', [11347], (Lorana' iW'inslow)'S.3Xl, JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 19 Aug. 1761, Falmouth, JIo. ; m. Jeremiah HACKER. Brunswick, Mc.
Children born in Brunswick ;
JIary, b. 34 Sept. 1783 ; m, Daniel Townsend,
3. Isaiah, b. 39 June, 1786; m. Cynthia White.
Rachel, married Isaiah Hall, b. 17 Sept. 1786, Falmouth, s. of William
and Elizabeth (Wilson) of F.
4, Lucy, married James Bletlien ; m. 3d, William Alexander.
AVilliam, died unmarried, aged 35 years.
Daniel, b. 3 Apr. 1794; m. Hannah Sawyer.
Lorana, m. David Booker.
Lydia, b. IS Jlay. 1799; m. Daniol-IIawcs Mitchell.
Jeremiah, married Submit Tobey.
Isaac, b. July, 1805; m. Jano-JIerrill Allen, b. 30 Feb. 1809, Bruns-
-i\-ick, Jle., dau. of Isaac and Jane (Hall) of B.
11375. 11. John-Smith, died unmarried.

11376. WILLIAJr, [11348] (Lorana' ( Winslow') Hall, JoV, James', Job', Kenelm', )
b. 11 Nov. 1763, Falmouth, Jle. ; d. 6 Oct. 1813; m. Comfort Riggs, dau. of Joseph
and Anna (Barbour). She died 13 Jlay, 1850. Farmer. Windham, Me.
Children born in Windham :
James, b. 3 Feb. 1791 ; m. Hannah Lowell.
Lorana, b. 39 Oct. 1793 ; m. Ira Hilbbrn.
Anna, b. 39 Oct. 1793; m. Stephen-Jones Riggs.
4. Lucy, b. 13 Aug, 1794 ; m, Amos Anthoine,
TnoMAS, b. 10 Jlay, 1797; married Mary Riggs; m. 3d, Phebe Green; m.
3d, Betsey Seavey,
JIercy, b, 17 Apr. 1800; m. Thomas-Fitzgeraitt Jones.
George, b. 35 July, 1803; d. 13 Mar. 1813.
Harriet, m. Edward Chandler.
AVilliam-Lewis, born in 1811; m. Esther Jlorton.

11386. STEPHEN", [11349] (Lorana' iWinslow) Hall, JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 33 Jan. 1767, Falmouth, Jle. ; d. 13 July, 1843; m. Patience Pettingill, who died
in 1799; m. 3d, 13 July, 1800, Abigail Clark, of Rochester, N.ll., who died 34 Sept.
1849, aged 67. Farmer. Settled in Windham ; removed to Westbrook, 3Ie.
Children ;
11387. 1. Rachel, b. 15 Oct. 1792; is deceased; married Jeremiah Hall, b. 16

11277.

1.

11278.

2.

11279.

3.

11280.

4.

11281.

5.

11282.

0,

11283.

11284.

S.

11285.

9.

1121 Descemlants of Lorn nn" {Win-'^low) Hall. K
Jan. 1788, Falmouth, Jle,, b, ot William aud Elizabeth (Wilson) of F.
After her death he married 3d, Huldah- Winslow AVhitney.
11388. 3. JIosEs, b. 1793; died in infancy.
11389. 3. Daniel, b. 4 Jlay, 1794;' m,- Nabby Hanson.
By 3d marriage:
11390, 4, Patience, b. 5 Dec, 1800, Windham; married James Staples; m. 3d,
William Libby.
11391. 0, Louisa, b, 38 Oct. 1803, Windham; d. 33 Jau. 1800.
11393, 0, Clark, b. 8 Jan. 1805, Wiudham; m. Susan Freeman.
11393. 7. Louisa, b, 30 Jlay, 1807, Windham; m. Hall Staples.
11394, 8, JIary-Jane, b. 31 Nov. 1809, AVindham; died ininfancy.

11395. RACHEL', [11350] (Lorana' <, Winsloio) HaU, JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 18 July. 1709, Falmoutii, Jle, ; d. 11 Dec, 1849; m, 38 Nov. 179'2, John NEAL, b,
4 Apr. 1764; d. 33 Sept. 1793; second son of James, who was a Quaker preacher at
Elliot, Jle.
He was a schoolmaster in Portland. After his death Jlrs. Neal set up a private
school, which she taught for many years. In 1803 she taught school at the bouse of
Samuel' AVinslow, in Falmouth [11513]. They settied iu Falmouth, now Portland, Me.
Children :
11390. 1. r Rachel', b. 34 Aug. 1793; died unmarried, 8 Jlay, 1858; taught in the
< private school established by her mother.
11397. 3, ( John', b. (13 hours later) 25 Aug. 1793; m. Portiand, Jle,, 12 Oct, 1838,
Eleanor' Hall [9897], b. 38 Jan. 1809, Portiand, dau. of Joel and JIary'
(Porter) of P. Author and lawyer, president of Portland Institute, rail
road director and treasurer. For his biography see [9897]. Res. Bos
ton, New York, Baltimore, JId., Paris, London, and
83 State St., Portland, Me.
Children born iu Portland ;
11398. 1. JIary' b. 33 Dec. 1839; m. 30 June, 1853, Robert-H. Sherwood, of
New York,
Children:
11399. 1. Eleanor Neal', b. 9 Apr. 1853,' Portland,
11300. 3. Laura', b. 1 Feb. 1850, New York City.
11301. 3. Margaret-NeaV , b, 39 Aug, 1857, New York City,
11302. 3. James", b. 0 Jan. 1831; d, 20 -A.ug, 1856, Grenada, Nicaraugua,
11303. 3. JIargaret-Eleauor', b. 11 Juuo 1834,

f^ Winsloir, Purinton, Chij>n)an, Smith. 92.5
11304, 4, Eleanor', b, 17 Oct, 1844; d. 17 Sept, 1S45, Portland.
11305. 5. John-Pierpont», b. 28 Nov. 1847.

11306. ANNA', [11252] (Lorana' (.Winsloio) Hall, JoV, James', JoV, Kendm',) b.
1 Sept. 1774, Falmouth, Jle. ; d. 28 Aug*. 1844; married in F., 28 Dec. 1796, David"
'WINSLOW [11592], b. 19 July, 1775, at F., s. of Samuel' aud Ruth (Jlorrill) of F.
He died 1 Feb. 1859. He married 2d, Patience Buffum.
Settled in Falmouth, now Westbrook, Me.
Children, nine who died without names, besides the following:
11307. 1. Daniel', b. 6 Nov. 1798, Falmouth Jle. ; m. Jane Smitii, b 1 Jlar. 1798,
Portland, Jle. Res. 1872, Deering; P.O. Portland, Me.
Children, of whom four daughters and one son married aud had families:
11308. 1. James-N'., b. 6 Feb. 1833.
11309. 2. Frank', b. 5 Feb. 1834.
11310. 3; Henrietta', b. 14 J.an. 1836; d. 33 Aug. 1837.
11311. 4. Henrietta', b. 3 Dec. 1827.
11312. 5. Joseph-L'., b. 25 Jlay, 1831.
11313. 6. Alfred-B"., b. 28 July, 1833.
11314. 7. Harriet-F',, b, 23 June, 1836.
11315. 8. David", b. 23 Feb, 1839.
11316. 9. Elizabeth', b. 33 Oct. 1843; d, 36 Aug, 1843.
11317. 3, j George', b, 6 June, 1799; d, July, 1861; m, Chariotte Winslow.
11318. 3, ( Moses' (twin of George'), b, 6 June, 1799; married Ann Brackett; m, 3d,
Lydia Turner.
11319. 4. Jonathan', b. 3 Mar. 1801; d. 13 Jlar, 1801,
11330. 5. Lewis', b. 35 Dec. 1807; d. Jau. 1808.
11331. 0, AA'illiam', b. 38 Jlay, 1813; d. 3 June, 1313.
1133'2. 7, Charles', b. 30 Oct. 1816; d, 3 Nov. 1816.

11333. BETSEY', [ll'i,5Z'] (Lorana' (Winsloio) "H-aXl, JoV, James', JoV, Kendm',)
b. 38 Jan. or 37 June, 1778, Falmouth, Jle.; d. 8 Dec. 1853; ni. 26 June, 1790,
Robert PURINTON, b, 30 Sept, 1771, .1. of Elisha and Sarah (  ). He d, 3 Jlay,
1836. Settled in Falmouth; removed to AVindh.am and thence to Poland, 3fe.
Childreii:
11334. 1. Lavinia, b. 5 Doc. 1790; m. Lewis Chipman,
Amos, b. 17 .T.an. 1799; m. Abigail-Hatch Brown.
AVinslow- Hall, b, 11 Nov, 1800; m. Jlargaret-n. Stover,
James-Merrill, b. 33 Feb. 1803; d. 8 Dec. 1831 ; m, Jane Rackliff.
William-Hall, b, 13 Feb, 1805; m, Susan Gould.
JIary-Ann, b. 1 Dec. 1800; m. Joseph-L. Smith.

11335.

3.

11336.

3.

11337.

4.

11338.

5.

11339,

6,

920 f)escendanis of Lorana'' {Winslotc) Hall. K
11S30. 7. George, b. 30 Nov. 18—; m, Jlargaret-Savilla Bogar.
11331. 8. Harriet, b. 1 Jan. 1811; m. JIoses-G. Dow.
11333. 9. Emily-Jane, b. 13 Mar. 1810; married James-Neal Hall, born Thursday,
33 Aug. 1810, Brunswick, Jle., s. of Paul, of Brunswick, and Keziah
(Neal) [Hanson], widow of Timothy. He married 3d, Olive- Woodman
Fenderson.

11333. SIMEON", [11354] (Lorana' (Winslow) Hall, Job*, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 3 Jlay, 1781, Falmouth, Jle, ; d. 7 Jan. 1870. From the Portland Advertiser, Jan.
8, 1870, wecopy tho following: "The venerable Simeon Hall passed away yesterday,
at the ripe old age of 88 years and 8 months. -The deceased was the, oldest house-
carpenter iu this city, and there are many dwelling-houses standing which were erect
ed by him in his earlier years. For a long series of years he has done nothing at his
trade, having retired with a comfortable competence. A few years ago he met with
an accident by which he was severely injured, from the effects of which he never
fully recovered. The deceased was a man of most estimable character, and for more
than half a century was a member of the Second Parish Church, having joined it un
der tho ministry of Rev. Dr. Payson," He married, 39 Nov. 1804, Harriet Thrasher,
b. 39 Feb. 1784, dau. of John and Judith (  ). She died 33 Dec. 1833. He m,
2d, 14 Jan. 1835, Amelia (Lowell) [Libby], b. 33 Dec. 1795, dau. of Enoch and Mary
[Huston]. She died 31 June, 1871.
Children :
11334, 1. Louis, b. 13 Sept. 1805; is deceased.
11335. 3, Ellen, b. 13 Jan. 1808; m, Ezekiel Robinson,
11336. 3. Anna- Winslow, b. 38 Jlar. 1810; m. Daniel Freeman.
11337. 4. Margaret-Knight, b. 16 July, 1811; m. Isaac-.V. Bray.
11338. 5. John-Thrasher, b. 18 June, 1813; died ininfancy.
11389, 6. Sarah-Thrasher, b. 8 Oct. 1814.
11340, 7, Harriet-Lunt, b, 16 Aug. 1816; m. Edw.ard Mason.
11341. 8. George, b. 15 Nov. 1817; m. Rebecca- Winslow Thacher, probably a de-
.scendant of Rebecca^ (Winslow) Thacher, wife of Hon. John, of Yar
mouth, Mass., and dau. of Josiah aud JIargaret (Bourne) of JIarshfield,
Mass. [^eQ Memorial of Josiah' Winshw].
11343. 9. Frances-A., b. 13 July, 1839; in 1871 was unmarried. Pm-tland, Me.

11343. RUTH', [3044] (JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm',) d, 11 June, 1798; m, about
1754, Hatevil HALL, b. 34 Jlar, 1736, Dover, N,H,, s.of Hatevil and Sarah (Furbish)
of D., and brother of Daniel Hall, who married Lorana' AVinslow [11345].
He settled, we suppose, in Falmouth, but in 1773 he was living in Windham,
for on the 37th of October of that year he sold his farm. Lot 35, 3d Division, adjoin
ing Falmouth, to his father, for sixty-six pounds. The deed or conveyance is still in

K DrRcendd-nis (f Rulh" (Winxlov-) Unll. 927
existence, in a mutilated condition, in the j-jossession of Jlrs. Sarah Gerrish of Port
land. The given names of the signatures of both Hatevil and Ruth still remain.
We suppose that he removed to Buckfield, Jlaine, soon aftor, although another
account -ne have states that he was still living in AA'indham as late as 1773 or 74.
But at some time he removed to Buckfield, thence to Brooks, where ho died. May 10,
1804. After Ruth died, he married 2d, Ann Jenkins; (dates not reported). — Pm-tland
Monitor, Joseph-Blake' Hall, [11408] editor.
(Iiildren :
11344. 1. Job, [11357] born about 1755; m, JIary Tripp; m. 3d, Nancy Murray.
11345, 3, Ruth, [11370] married John Briggs; m, 3d, Nathaniel Smith,
11340, 3, S.uiAH, [11378] b. 34 Aug. 1758; d. 13 Nov, 1830; m, Robert Gatchell,
11347, 4, Hezekiah, born in Falmouth, Jle.; married and had a large family. Re
moved to Kentucky.
11348. .-,. Enoch, [11393] b. 10 Nov. 1763; d. 10 Dec, 1835; m. Miriam Fiirbi.sh,.
11349. 0, SuBMi-r, [11431] b, IT) Oct. 1700; m. Daniel -Pettingill Elliot,
11850. 7. John, born in Windham; died young,
11351. 8. Hatevil, [11444] d, 7 Dec, 1830; m, .Tiiditii Jlorgan,
11353. 9. Abigail, [11459) b. 27 Jlar. 1773; d. 35 Oct, 1S47;, m, Daniel Campbell.
11353. 10, Nathan, [11468] b, 1774; d, 33 July, 1835; m. Susan Forbes.
11354. 11. D0RCA.S, [11479] b. 33 June, 1776 or '80; d. 15 Jan, 1854; m, Israel
Herrick.
11355. 13. JIargaret, [11487] married about 1800, Joseph Roberts.
11356. 13. Shadrach, [11501] b, 4 Feb. 1779; d. 4 Feb, 1833; m. Sarah Roberts.

11857. JOB", [11344] (Buth' (Winsloio) "KaXl, JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm',) born
.about 1755, Falmouth, Jle. ; married, when about 33 years of age, Mary Tripp, and
probably settled in Jlinot, Me. He married 3d, Nancy Jlurray. "He served in tho
Continental Army seven years, or during the war of the Revolution, and was neither
wounded or sipk during the whole time. He was noted for his wonderful activity
and ability. It w.as a common remark in the army that Job Hall -n-as too quick of
motion for a ball to hit him. It is said of him that he could easily jump over a rope
held as high as two t.all men could reach,"
Children :
11358. JIercy, b, 11 Apr, 1778; m, .Jonathan Chandler.
11359, AA''iNSLOw, b, 1786; m. S.ally Riohard.son.
11360. Submit, b. 30 Jan. 1791 ; m. Sylvanus Hall.
11361, Silas, m. Jlethiah Finney.
11303, Polly, b, 10 Jan. 1798; m, Zebedeo Cliandler,
11303. Lucinda, b. 35 Jlay, 1800, Poland; m. AVilliam Winslow, [See 11920],
11304, Ruth, m-arried Jloses Tracy; m, 2d, Zebedee Chandler,
11365, Patience, b, 19 Feb, 1805; m, Daniel Pierce.

928 Descendants of Eufh' [Winslow) TTall. K
11366. Sarah, b. 19 July, 1807, Poland; m. Chandler-Freeman Perry.
11367. .Tob,
11368. Abigail, m.arried William CampbeU.
By 3d marriage:
11369, Nancy, m.  Emery,

11370. RUTH", [11345] (Buth' (Winslow) Hall, Job*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) born
in Falmouth, or AVindham, Jle, ; married .Tohn BRIGGS; m, 3d, Nathaniel SMITH;
settled in Buckfield, Jle,, or vicinity.
Children:
11371, 1. John. He and his brotiier AVilliam were impressed into the English ser
vice, and never returned.
11373. 3. William.
By 3d marriage:
11373. 3. William.
11374. 4. Hatevil-Hall, b. 37 Sept. 1787; m. Sally Jackson.
11375. 5, Nathaniel, m. Sally Rollins,
11376. 6. Dorcas.
11377. 7. Abigail, m. Samuel Bowen.

11378. SARAH", [11346] (Buth' (Winshw) UaXl, JoV, James', JoV, Kendm'.) h.
34 Aug. 1758, Falmouth, Jle, ; d, 13 Nov. 1830, Bowdoin; m. Robert GATCHELL,
b. 33 Sept, 1753, Brunswick ; d. Oct. 1803, Durham. Durham, Me.
Children born in Durham :
11379. 1. Ruth, b. 37 Jan. 1776.
11380. 3. Robert, b. 1 Jan. 1780; was drowned in 1817 or '18.
11381. 3. Lorana, b. 30 July, 1783; m. Abel Nutting,
11383. 4. John, b. 1 Aug. 1784; m. Lydia Lenfest.
11383. 5. Winslow, b. 14 Jau. 1787; m. Jane Campbell.
11384. 6. Samuel, b, 5 Apr, 1789; m, Juditii Lenfest.
11385. 7, ( JIercy, b. 30 Aug. 1791; is deceased.
11380. 8, ( Peace, b, 30 Aug, 1791 ; is deceased.
11387. 9, Sarah, b, 5 Jan, 1794; m, Humphrey SmaU.
11388. 10. Enoch, b, 33 Aug, 1796; is dece.ased.
11389. 11. Abigail, b. 10 Dec. 1798; m. David Wilson.
11390. 12, Andrew, b. 16 Dec. 1801; d. 
11S91. 13. Dorcas, b. 28 Feb. 1803; m. Richard Wilson.

K EnocK Hall. 629
11393. EKOCH", [11348] {Unth'' (TTins/ow) Hall, M^, James\ Jol\ Kenelm})
b. 10 l^ov. 1763, in Falmouth, or Windham, Me. ; d. 10 Dec. 1835, Buckfield, Me. ;
married, about 1784, Miriam Furbish, born in Bowdoin, Me. She died a few years
later than her husband, ia Livermore, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Abigail
Doble. The following concerning Mr. Hall is taken from the Portland Monitor., a
paper edited by Joseph-Blake^ Hall [11408]:
*'He enlisted in the Continental Army about 1780, from Windham, and served until the end of the
war as a private. He settled in Buckfield, Maine, oti the farm on which he spent his life, then almost
a wild lot. He paid S500 for the land, and a yoke of oxen for the "improvements," which consisted
of a log cabin and tenacres of '¦felled trees.* During the spring of 1784, he 'cleared^ up' these ten
acres, and raised, that season, 200 bushels of corn, returning in the fall, after his wife. On his way
he found the rivers and streams swollen by recent rains, and, as roads and bridges were unfashion
able in those days, he experienced much difficulty- in crossing them. In crossing one on a rude
raft of drift wood bound together with withes, his frail craft came in pieces about .midway over,
and he was compelled to swim to the opposite shore. ' By this accident he lost bis jacket and pro
visions, saving only his shirt and trousers which he wore, and two dollars in silver. He removed
from Windham to Buckfield in Kovember, 1784, transporting all his household goods, a bushel of
salt, his wife and himself on the backs of two horses, arriving there on his twenty-first birthday.
With the two dollars saved from his shipwreck, he bought two sheep, and wore a tow frock all winter.
From the fleeces, his wife manufactured a piece of 'waled cloth ' the next spring, and he enjoyed
the luxury of a new suit of clothes. During the winter he went to Falmouth, now Portland, wearing
his tow frock, with a team loaded with corn and beans, and from the proceeds purchased some
tools and other necessary articles, including a 'five pail iron kettle.'
It may be here remarked, that it was one of the rules of his life never to buy anything he could
not pay for at the time of purchase, a rule which may be profitably adopted by his descendants.
In the spring of 1785, he and his wife made three hundred pounds of maple sugar and twelve gallons
of molasses, boiling the sap in the new iron kettle in the cabin, and working day and night while the
season lasted, taking turns sleeping and laboring. In the spring of 1780, he built a barn, covering it
with long shingles made by himself. In "these days of free schools, with all the advantages
possessed by our children, we can hardly appreciate the limited means tor education within
the reach of the early settlers a hundred years ago. The only school ever attended by the
subject of this sketch was taught in his own bouse, three weeks, by Elder D. Hutchinson, with him
self and his eldest three children, Dolly, Buth, and Abigail for pupils. Here he gained some
knowledge of arithmetic and learned to write— but he was remarkable as a natural mathematician.
With this small amount of aid, he educated himself, and became qualified for after years of useful
ness and to instruct his younger children. In nine years from the tirae he moved into his log cabin
he occupied a comfortable, framed house, and was in easy circumstances. For many years he
was one of the selectmen of Buckfield, and served repeatedly in other town offices, and it is said of
him, doubtless truly, that he exercised a remai-kable infiuence among his townsmen, who seemed to
consider his judgment and discretion almost infallible. Hewas several times sent to Boston as a
member of the General Court, while Maine was a province of Massachusetts. He was a member of
the Convention which framed the Constitution of Maine, in 1819-20, and represented his town in the
first Legislature of Maine, in 1821. In the records of the proceedings of the Constitutional Conven
tion, we find that when Section 5. was under consideration, on the 35th day of October, lbl9, Mr..
Hall, of Buckfield, moved to amend by striking out the whole of said section and to insert, in lieu
thereof, the following (very sensible amendment): 'The militia, who are bylaw obliged to bear
arms, shall have a reasonable compensation for their services.' This amendment, after considerabia
discussion, was lost by a vote of 74 yeas to 174 nays. He was emphatically a self-made man, possess
ing great mental powers During the last few years of his life he suffered much from a singular
disease of the stomach, literally starving to death."
Chilrlren born in Buckfield;
11393. 1. Dolly, b. 15 Feb. 1786; died in 1798, aged 12 years.
11394. 3. Ruth, [11403] b. 17 Feb. 1788; m. Hollingsworth Hines.
11395. 3. Abigail, b. 3 Dec. 1790; m. Aaron Doble.
11396. 4. Andrew, b. 9 Jan. 1793; m. Betsey Packard ; m. 3d Martha Bicknell.
11397. 5. John, b. 14 Nov. 1795; m, Harriet Gurney.

9.30 liutl'' {Hall) Hini'.<i and Dexi'i'ii aunts. K
11398, G, "Winslow, [11407] b, 19 .Tune, 1798; m, Ruth Howland.
11399, 7, Dolly, b, 24 Aug, 1801; m, Daniel Brown,
11400, 8.- ZiLPtiA, b. 8 June, 1804; m. Simon Brown,
11401, 9, Hiram, b. 29 Sept, 1806; m, Mary-Ann Thompson.

11402. RUTH', [11394] (Enoch', Ruth' (W'mslow) 'H.a.W, Job*, James', JoV, Ken
elm',) b, 17 Feb, 1788, Buckfield, Me, ; m. Hollingsworth HINES, ITartfm-d, Oxford Co., Me.
Child :
11403, .Toseph-White", b, 29 Aug, 1821, Turner, Androscoggin Co,, Me,; m.
Lyndon, Arocstook Co,, Me,, 39 Aug. 1847, Marcella-Melville' Hall,
[11417] b. 3 Dec, 1828, Hartford, Me,, dau. of Winslow' and Ruth (How
land) of H,, and, 1871, Presque Isle, Me, Mrs. Hiues ])0ssesses marked
poetic talent, and under tbe norn-de-plume of ''Flora Wildwood," has
contributed to the Portland Transcript, Aroostook Herald, and other papers.
Res, Lyndon and Buckfield, Me,, Green Bay, Wis., and, 1873,
Presque Isle, Me.
Children :
11404. 1, EUa-Marcella', b, 26 :Mar. 1849, Lyndon, :\re. ; m. Albion-W.
Stratton,
lUCi. 3, Adii-Calista', b. 30 Dec. 1854, Presque Isle.
11406. 3. Edward-Melville', b, 9 ]\Iiir, 1861, Presque Isle,

11407. WINSLOW', [11398] (Enoch', Ruth' ^Winslow) "3.0.11, .JoV, James', JoV,
Kenelm',) b, 19 June, 1798, Buckfield, ]\le,', in, 3 Jlay, 1824, Ruth Howland, b, 25
Dec. 1799, Bowdoin, Me,, youngest dau, of Dr, j\Iicliael of B. .ind Abigail (Blake),
concerning whom her grandson Joseph-Blake" Hall writes as follows: Abigail
Blake, as nearly as we can ascertain, was a lineal de.scendant of Admiral Robert Blake,
one of England's purest heroes.
Mr, Hall " settled in Hartford, Me,, where he engaged in trade. He also owned
an excellent farm and mills. In 1835 he represented his town in tbe Legislature,
Was postmaster at Hartford many years and repeatedly elected Town Clerk, and to
other town offices. Was one of tbe first in ]\[aiue to enlist in tbe great anti-slavery
movement, A man of incorruptible integrity, of rare purity of heart and life, and of
modest, retiring habits, he always enjoyed iu au unusual degree the confidence and
esteem of his fellow citizens, A kind aud thoughtful husband, a just and affection
ate father, and a firm, consistent friend ; such be was and is. His wife, a very supe
rior woman, was a fit companion for such a man — amiable, intelligent, aud affection
ate— a devoted wife and mother," In 1843 they removed to Aroostook;
Res, 1871, Presque hie, Me.

Iv

Descendants of Ruth^ {Win.'ilow) Hall.

931

Children boru in Hartford :
11408, 1. Joseph-Blake*, b. 3 Sept. 1825; was married by Rev. Atherton Clark,
Sangerville, Piscataquis Co,, i\Ie,, 14 Feb. 1847, to Frances-Kendall New
hall, born in S, , 24 July, 1823, dau, of Gustavus aud Lydia (Blake) of S.
He was m. 2d, by Rev. Daniel Outhouse, in Hodgedon, Aroostook Co.,
Me,, 4 Nov. 1850, to Lucinda-Evana Todd, born in H., 4 Mar. 1830, dau,
of Alfred and Mary-Ann (Towne) ot Lyndon, Me, He has been Secretary
of State and of tbe Senate; also postmaster. In 1871 he was editor of a
newspaper called tbe Portland Monitm-. Res. Portland, Me.
Cliildren:
11409. 1. Alfred-Winslow', b. 6 Aug. 1851, Lyndon, Me, ; was married by Rev.
B.-H. Bailey, Portland, 11 July, 1872, to Eva-Imogene Gould, b. 24
Dec. 1854, Chelsea, Mass., dau, of WiUiam Moody and Martha-
French (Lovejoy) of Portland. Printer, Res, 1873, Portland, Me.

Child :

11410.11411. 11412.
11413,11414.
,11415. 11410,11417.

11418.11419.
11420,

Frederic-Howland'% b. 20 Feb. 1873, Lewiston, Me.

2. May-Frances?, b. 1 May, 1853, Presque Isle, Me.
3. Joseph-Edward", b. 14 Jan; 1856, Presque Isle, Me,
4, Frank-Lincoln', b, 31 Aug. 1860, Maysville, Me.
5. Willis-Blake', b. 11 Oct. 1868, Portland.
0. Eva-Emma', b. 3 Dec. 1870, P. ; died there, 30 Sept, IST'i,
]\IiCHAEL-HowLAND», b 13 Mar. 1827.
Marcella-Melvillb', b. 3 Dec. 1828; in: Lyndon, Me., 29 Aug, 1847,
.Joseph-White" Hines, [11403] b. 29 Aug, 1821, Turner, Me,, s, of Hol
lingsworth and Ruth' (Hall) of Hartford, Me.
Julia-Albina', b. 25 Sept. 1831 ; in 1873 was unmarried.
Edward-Winslow', b. 7 Mar. 1833; in 1873 was unmarried.
Grikpill-Colby', b. 12 June, 1835; married at Tobique, N.B,, 37 July,
1859, Martha-Ellen Pratt, b, 17 Apr. 1835, dau. of Benaiah and Elizabeth
(  ) of Presque Isle. Selectman and farmer. Res, 1873, Lyndon, Me.

Children born in Lyndon :
11421. 1. Minnie-Ethel', b. 21 Oct. 1861.
11422. 2. Nettie-Louisa', b. 10 Aug. 18G8.
11423. 3. Vernon', b. 30 July, 1871.
11424. 7, Roth-Abby', b, 30 July, 1837; m, 22 May, 1805, Nathaniel Bartlett,
b. 10 Jan. ls;!2, Hartford, s. of America and Lydia (Bisbee) of H.
Merchant. Res. Lyndon, and Caribou, Aroostook Co., Me.

932 Descendants of RutK' { Winslow ) Hall. K
Child:
11425. Roy-Fairfield', b. 27 Oct. 1869, Lyndon.
11426. 8. Sarah-Habward', b. 24 Mar. 1840; m. 25 June, 1862, William-Henry
Rackliff, b. 15 Oct. 1836, s. of Alanson and Dorcas (Paine) of Presque
Isle. Farmer and trader. Res. 1873, Eastoj/i, Me.
Children born in Easton :
11427. 1. Ethel- Winslow", b. 15 Mar. 1864.
11428. 2. Altou-Grinflll', b. 20 Nov. 1866.
11439. 3. Earle-Henry', b. 30 June, 1870.
11430. 9. Mary-Jennbtte', b. 4 June, 1842, Hartford, Oxford Co., Me. ; m. 20
Feb. 1871, Samuel- Wesley Stratton, b, 9 Aug. 1841, s. of Wilder and
Nancy (Bull) of AVashburn, Aroostook Co., Me. Farmer.
Res. 1871, Presque Isle, and, 1873, Washburn, Me.

11431. SUBMIT", [11349] (Ruth' (Winslow) Hall, ,ToV, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b.
15 Oot, 1766, Windham, Me,; d, 28 Feb. 1851; m. Daniel-Pettingill Elliot, b, 4
Apr, 1778; d, 4 May, 1853. Settled in Windham; removed to Bowdoin, and thence
to Hartland, Me.
Children, of whom the first nine were born in Windham, and the next two in
Bowdoin:
11432. Isaiah, born in 1792; m. Elizabeth M.aloon,
11433, John, born in 1793; perished by shipwreck.
11434, Jacob, m, Sarah Kenniston.
11435, j Stephen, b. 28 Oct. 1795; m. Rebecca-Smith Allen,
11436, \ Enoch, b. 28 Oct. 1795; m. Betsey Buker.
11437. .Joseph, b. 1 M.ay, 1800; m. Catbei-ine Potter.
11438. Abigail, b. 28 May, 1801; m. Thaddeus Leigliton, b. 14 Nov. 1794, Fid-
moutb. Me., s. of David and Lucy (Baker) of F.
11439. Daniel, when last heard from by his friends was in Manchester, Eng
land, and unmarried.
11440. Levi, was shot. accidentally, in 1827.
11441. LonisA, b. 18 Aug. 1807; m. Joel Allen.
11442, Ann, b. 14 Aug. 1811 ; m. Jonathan "Wilson.
11443. Nathan, b. 33 Feb. 1812; m. Louisiana William.s.

11444. HATEVIL", [11351] (Ruth' ( Winslow) Hall, ,ToV, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
born in Windham, Me. ; d. 7 Dec. 1830; married Judith jMorgan, who died 15 IJov.
1853. Farmer. Settled in Minot; removed to Greenwood, and thence to Brooks, Me.

HaU, Yates, Bryant, Campbell.

Children, of whom tbe first eight were born in Jlinot:
11445. Abigail, died in infancy.
11446. Hannah, b. 9 June, 1794; married O/iii Hall, 1). 23 Nov, 1799, Fal
mouth, Me,, s. of Nicholas and Experience (Stone) of F.
11447. Dorcas, b. 1795 ; married William Yates.
11448. Hatevil, b. 17U0; married Elennor Donnen.
11449. Ruth-Winslow, b, 13 Nov. 1797; married Stephen Dennen; m. 2(1,
Benajah Pratt, Jr.
11450. Enoch, b. 17 July, 1803; m, Abigail-Dyer Gurney.
11451. Paul-H,, b. 19 Fol), 1805; in, Ubiry-Cliadman' Hall, [11504] b. 19 .June,
1809, dau. of Sbadrach°and Sarah (Roberts) of Buckfield, afterwards of
Brooks, Mo.
11453. Nath.an, b. 23 Doc, 1800; married Meribah Gossum ; m. 2d, Dorothy
Estes.
11453, Simeon.
11454. B|';tsey, died at the age of eighteen years.
11455. Isaiah, b. 15 July, 1813, Greenwood; m, Roscllii-Cloveland Pike.
11456. Ei.iza-Ann, b, 17 Miiy, 1817, Greenwood; married WilUam Bryant ; m,
2d, Horace Boynton.
11457. LoRENZo-Dow, b, 18 Aug. 1819, Greenwood; m, JIargaret Bowen.
11458.  , died iu infancy.

11459. ABIGAIL', [11352] (Buth' (Winsloio) TAaXX, JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm},)
b. 37 Jlar, 1773, Windham, JFe. ; died of cancer in tbe tongue, 25 Oct. 1847; m. iu
1794, Dauiel CAMPBELI,, b. 35 Oct. 1774, Georgetowus d. 22 Aug. 1856. Bowdoin, Me.

Children born in Bowdoin:
George, b. 21 Nov. 1795; m, Martha Cornish.
William, b. 5 Jlar. 1797; married Lydia Buker; m, 3d, Lettice Buker.
Margaret, b. 10 Jlar, 1799; m, Peter Lenfest.
Daniel, b. 5 Jlay, 1801 ; died aged nineteen years.
Nathan-Hall, b. 16 July, 1803; m. Olive-McFadden Bowen.
Charles, b. 31 Mar. 1806; married Zilpba Temple; m. 2d, Eunice
Glidden.
Lois, b, 23 July, 1808; m. George Small,
Dorcas-Hall, b. 29 Sept. 1817; m. William-Pidgin Chandler.

11460.

1,

11401.

2.

1 1402.

3,

114G3.

4,

11464.

5.

11465.

6,

11466.

7.

11467.

8.

11468. NATHAN', [11353] (Buih* Winslow) S.a.U, JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
born in 1774, Windham, Me, ; d. 22 July, 1835; m. Susan Forbes, who died 5 Nov.

934

Descendants of Ruth" {Winslow) Hcdl.

K

1857. He was a remarkably fleshy man, and for some years before his death was
nearly helpless from this cause. He was a farmer, and settled in Buckfield, ou the
farm adjoining that of his brother Enoch".
Children boru iu Buckfield :
11469. SnBMiT, b, 17 Dec. 1795; ni. WilUam Irish.
11470. Jonah, m. Ann Drake.
11471. Nicholas, b. 22 Feb. 1799; m, Huldah Taylor.
11472. Cyrus, b, 26 Doc, 1800; m. Anna Doore.
11473, JliRiA.M, m, George Roberts,
11474, ( Jane, b. 15 Feb. 1807; m. Levi-Merrill Doore.
11475, ( Elvira, b. 15 Feb, 1807; m. Jobn-M. Gallison, probably [8714].
11470, Leonard, ni, Laura Keene.
11477. Tryphena, m. Chandler Decoster.
11478. Charles, m. Delphina Forbes.

11479. DORCAS', [11354] (Ruth' (Winslow) 3.3,11, JoV, James', JdV, Kendm',)
b, 23 June, 1776 or '80, Windham, Jle,; d. 15 June, 1854; m, 16 Dec. 1801, Israel
HEKBICK, b, 22 Dec. 17S1, Jlinot, s. of John and Elizabeth (Bray). He died 12
Jau. 1857. Settled in Jliupt; removed to Greenwood, thence to Poland, Me.

Children, of whom the first five were born in Jlinct:
11480. 1. John, b. 10 June, 1802; m. Joanna Fickett.
11481. 2. Betsey, b. 24 Jlay, 1803; m. Jonathan Reed.
11482. 3. MosES-Ai, b. 17 Jan. 1805; m. Lois-JIerrill Cummings.
11483. 4. Israel, b. 6 June, 1806; m. Mehetable Dacy.
11484. 5. Hatevil-Smith, b, 22 Oct. 1808; m. Mary Dacy.
11485. 6. Daniel-Campbell, b. 16 July, 1810, Greenwood; m. Lovina'-Purinton
Blair.
11486, 7, Azor-Cole, b, 22 Sept. 1812; m. Eliza Brooks.

11487. . MARGARET", [1 1355] (Ruth' ( Winshw ) Hall, JoV, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
born iu Buckfield, Jle,; married Zadoc FORBES; m. 2d, about 1800, Joseph
ROBERTS, born about 1757, in Now Hampshire. lie served five years in the Revo
lutionary Army. Was in tbe the battle of Copp's Hill, or Bunker Hill, and in mauy
subsequent engagements. He -was a widower when he married JIargaret' Hall, in
Buckfield, Jle,, having bad, by his first wife, seven boys and five girls. Soon after
his second marriage lie removed to Waldo County, and settled in what is now Brooks.

K Forbes, Robrrfs, Hall. 93.3
He -was to have had flve hundred acres of land, donated from Gcu, Knox for building
a sawmill. He built the mill but did not obtain tho laud. Brooks, Me.
Children, of whom those by the 2d marriage wore born iu Brooks:
11488. Is.\iAir-ELHO'r, b. 17 .luly, 1790; m. Polly Bowen.
By 2d marriage;
11489, Bbnja.min, b. 4 Feb. 1803; m, Nancy-Fogg Cilley.
11490. Nathan, died in infancy.
11491. Ruth, died in infancy,
11493, JLvry, died young, from the effects of a scald,
11493. John, m. Harriet Jackson.
11494, Alfred-Johnson, married Caroline Davis; m. 3d, Sarah Roberts.
11495. Tlmothy-Thorndikk, b, 31 July, 181'-; m, Nancy Gardner.
11496. Charliss-JI, , m, Clarinda Havoiier.
11497. Na'I'HAN-Hall, m, Elvira Irish,
11498. JfARY-TAYLoi!, b, 12 Julv, 1W1S; m, Calvin Fogg.
11499. AVinslow, married Amelia Putnam; m, 3d, Cornolia-JI. Rand; ui. 3d,
JIaria Bangs.
11500. Rufus, b. 14 Apr. 1823; m. AdeUne Files.

11501, SHADRACH', [11356] (Ruth' (Winslow) 3.3.11, JoV, James', JoV, Ken
elm',) b, 4 Feb. 1779, Buckfield, JIo, ; d, 4, Fob, 1832, Brooks, JIo, ; m, 0 Oct. 1802,
Sarah Roberts, i), 17 Jan. 1781, dan, of Joseph and Esther (Hamilton), She died 30
Dec, 1860. They settled in Buckfield ; removed to Brooks, Me.
Children:
11502. 1. Hatevil, born in 1804; m. Charity Lanphis.
11503, 2. Ann-Sakah, b. 12 Sept. 1806; m, Francis Allen.
11504. 3. JIary-Chadman, b. 19 June, 1809; m, Paul-H', Hall, [11451] b. 19 Feb.
1805, s. of Hatevil and Judith (Jlorgan).
11505. 4. William-Prescott, born in 1811; m. Olive AVhituey.
11506. 5. Eliza, b. 15 Feb. 1812; m. Robert MitcheU.
11507. 6. Arthur, born in 1813; m, Jlartha Cilley.
11508. 7. Ruth, b. 10 July, 1814; d, 14 Sept. 1810.
11509. 8. Na'I'HAN, b. 14 Apr. 1816; d. 14 Dec, 1808,
11510, 9, Abigail, b. 17 June, 1819; m, Samuel-Littleficld Hubbs.
11511. 10. Enoch, b. 4 Jan. 1824; d. 10 June, 1824.
11512. 11. JIiriam, born in 1828; m. Humphrey Small.

^ SamjUeV Winslow and Descendants. 937
11518. S.VJIUEL', [3047] (Benjamin*, James*, JoV, Kenelm',) b. 15 Sept. 1739,
O.S., Falmouth, Jle. ; d. 24 Apr. 1833; m, 24 Jlay, 1762, Ruth Morrell, b. 4 Jan. 1744,
Berwick, Jle., dau, of Peter and Sarah (Peaslee) of Falmouth and Berwick, and
sister of Stephen Morrell, who married Elizabeth' Winslow [11646], and of John
who married Sarah' Winslow [11628], She died 5 Oct. 1825. Falmouth, Me.
Children :
11514. 1, Hezekiah, b. 4 Apr. 1763; d. 15 Jlar. 1827.
11515. 2. Sarah, b, 10 Feb. 1765; d. 19 Nov, 1768.
11516. 3. Samuel, [11526] b. 26 Nov. 1767; d. 15 Oct. 1841; m. Susanna Stevens.
11517. 4. Sarah, b. 14 Feb. 1770; d. 19 Apr, 1810.
11518, 5, A BIG .AIL, b. 19 Mar. 1772; d. 19 Aug. 1782,
11519. 6, J.\mes, [11579] b. 5 Apr, 1774; d. 31 Jan, 1868; m. Betsey Leighton.
11520. 7. David, [11592] b. 19 July, 1775; d. 1 Feb. 1859; m. Anna' Halh
11521. 8. JIary, b. 7 Aug. 1777; d. 9 Oct. 1858.
11522. 9. Benja-min, [11609] b. 7 Aug, 1780; d. 22 Apr. 1843; m. Jane Lunt;
m. 2d, Lois Lunt,
11523. 10. Jonathan, b. 29 July, 1782; d, 14 Feb. 1783.
11524. 11. Amos, b. 25 Apr, 1784; d, 24 Aug. 1808.
11525. 13, Ruth, b. 27 Nov. 1787; d. 26 Feb. 1823.
11526. SAMUEL', [11516] (Samuel', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 26
Nov. 1767, Westbrook, Me,; d. 15 Oct, 1841, Canton, Oxford Co,, Jle., and was
buried there. He was married by Peter Noyes, Esq,, at W., 10 Dec. 1789, to
Susanna Stevens, b. 24 Jlar. 1767; d. 28 Oct, 1871, aged 104 y., 5 m,. Canton, and
was buried there. Her parents were residents of Gray, Cumberland Co., Me. The
last sewing done by Jlrs. Winslow was when she was 103 years of age, although she
continued her knitting to a later date. She had a very good voice and sang until
within two months of her death. She retained all of her faculties in a remarkable
degree up to the last five or six months of her life. The family have her picture
taken when she was 102 years old. Farmer.
Res. Falmouth, Poplar Ridge, Westbrook, New Gloucester, Jay, and Canton, Me.
Children bom in AVestbrook:
11537. 1. William', b. 3 Apr. 1791; d. Jlay, 1869, Canton, Me,; married Polly
Tucker, of Bucksport, Me, ; m. 3d, in C, Judith [Whitney] of Jay,
Jle. Mechanic and farmer. She res. 1875, Jay Bidge, Franklin Co., Me.
Child by first marriage:
11538 Dorcas- Ann'.
11529. 2. Ruth', b. 7 Apr. 1793; was married by Rev. Elisha Moseley, New Glou
cester, Jle., Nov. 1820, to Maj, Nathaniel' EVELETH, b. 7 Feb. 1791,
N.G., s. of Capt. Nathaniel, one of the earliest settlers of N.G.,
and Judith' (Parsons) (Capit. Wm*., John', John', Jeffrey',) [See
Memoi-ial of Jeff^rey' Parsons]. He has had four military commissions,
two of which were as Brigade Major and Brigade Inspector. Has also
been town officer, innholder, teacher, and farmer. Maj. Eveleth,

938 Descendants of SamueV" Winsloio. K
during his long life, having had an excellent opportunity to note the
distinguishing characteristics of Winslows and Parsons, we consider-
the following worthy of insertion.
"As my wife is a Winslow, and my mother and the wife of my
great grandfather Eveleth were Parsons, I will give my private opinion
of the two races, — I have often remarked that I thougiit Edward
Winslow of the Mayflower was the most effi-cient business man of the
company. If they wanted to explore the country, send Winslow as
leader. If they wanted to make peace with the Indians, send Edward.
If they wanted to raise money to keep the Colony from starving, send
AVinslow to England. Wherever you see Winslow blood fully de
veloped you will find people of energy, tact, and perseverence, who
will put their feet on the top round of the ladder, where duty or sym
pathy calls. I think the Parsons are greater scholars than the AVinslows,
but have no more common sense, and less business talent. They make
good judges,' ministers, teachers, deacons, etc. They are great on
deacons. They Uke to write and plan, and find which side the bread
is buttered, and to get over the brook without wetting their feet.
We have a good many of these two names in this State, but not many
Holtons or Farwells,
" I am most eighty-five years old ; of course I shall not be here when
your books are printed, I wish you would send me a paper that I may
learn how you are getting along." Settled in New Gloucester.
Res. 1875, Upper Ghucester, Me.
Children:
11530. 1. Jane-Rust", b. 10 May, 1820; d, 28 Jan, 1868. She was a teacher
and author.
11531. 3. Nathaniel', b. 10 June, 1823; d, 6 Aug. 1831.
11532. 3. George-Lesley', b. 4 Jan. 1826; was married by Rev. Jlr. Sewall,
Norway, Oxford Co., Me., in 1868, to JIary-D. Bolster, ofN. He
was overseer in a paper-mill many years; in 1875, was a farmer
with his father. Res, New Ghucester, Me.
Children :
11533. 1. Georgie', b. 14 Apr. 1860; died aged fourteen weeks.
11534. 2. Maggie', b. 2 June, 1861.
11535. 3. Nathaniel', b. 28 Oct. 1863.
11536. 4. Gewge', b. 2 Nov. 1868.
11537. 5, Frank', b. 24 Apr. 1870.
11538. 3. Sarah', b. 9 Dec. 1794; married in Jay, Oxford Co., Me., 
RYERSON, of J., 8. of Luke and Mary (— ).
Children :
11539. Charles'.
11540. Samuel*.
11541. Sarah'.
11542. Jane'.

K

Descendants of Samuel" Winslow.

939

11.543.11544.
11545.11.546. 11547,

11548. 6

11549.
11550. 11551.11552.11553. 11554.11555.

11556.

11557. 11558.
11559. 11560.11561.11562.
11563.11564.

11505.
11566.11567,
11568.
11569. 11570.

Ruth', Susannah'.Helen',
Thankful', b. 20 Sept. 179C ; in 1875 was unmarried.
Samuel', b. 3 Nov. 1798; married Rebecca (Edwards) Weeks, of Boston
and New Gloucester. Both are now deceased. He was a sea captain.
s.p.
Eli', b. 31 May, 1801; m. 1823, JIary Adaras, of Green; m. 2d, Clarissa
[Elder] ; m. 3d, Rhoda [Jordan], Kes. 1875. Dexter, Me.
Children by first marriage:
Susannah-Adams".Samuel Adams'.
JIary-Jane".Rosco-Green'.John-R".Clara-Thomas'.
7. Holmes', b. 9 Dec, 1803; wasburied ;n Dixfield, Oxford Co., Me.; m.
New Gloucester, Jle., in 1820, Abigail Durand, of Durham, Jle.
Children, of whom the last mentioned four were born in Dixfield:
William-Holmes', b, 11 July, 1825, New Gloucester, Me, ; was mar.
ried by J-W, Ford, Springfield, Mass., 18 Aug, 1852, Springfield
Beeords. to Asenath-Hamlet-Winslow Butterfield, of Springfield,
SB, 20 at the time of her marriage, b, 24 May, 18—, Walton,
Franklin Co., Jle., dau. of Joseph Parkhurst and Polly-P. Mer
chant and postmaster. P.O. add, 1875, East Dixfield, Oxford Co., Me.
Child: Ella- Abbie', b. 3 Sept. 1853, Springfield, Mass.
Harriet-Noble".
Hannah-Crocker", b. 31 Dec. 18 — , Canton, Me.
Rebecca- Weeks*.
Judith-Anna".
Andrew". Res. 1875, Dexter, Me.
JIary-Jane*.
8. Nathaniel', b. 29 Jlar. 1806; married Ruth Darling, of Canton; mar
ried 2d, Catherine [Follett], Res. 1875, Bi-oadliead, Wis.
Children :
Thankful*.
Temperance',
David*. Sarah-Ann'.
George-Lesley-Eveleth'.
9, Andrew-Cushman', b. 18 Jan. 1803; was married by Benjamin Anthony,
Esq., Fall River, Bristol Co., Mass., 9 June, 1839, to Harriet-Abigail

11572.

2.

11573.

3.

11574.

" i.

11575.

5.

11576.

6.

11577.

7.

11578.

8.

940 Descendants of Samuel" Winslow. K
Noble, b, 17 Jlar, 1813, dau. of John. She died 28 Dec, 1868, Dexter,
Penobscot Co., Jle,, and was buried there. Blacksmith. Res. 1875, Dcvler, Me.
Children, of whom the last six were born in Dexter:
11571. 1. George-Andrew', b, 1 Jlay, 1834, Lisbon, Androscoggin Co,, Me.;
d. 31 Aug. 1874, Augusta, Kennebec Co,, Jle.
Arrivesta-Victorina", b, 2 Jan, 1836, Wilton, Franklin Co,, Me,
Charles-L'., b. 20 Aug. 1839; m. Ripley, Somerset Co., Jle,, 29
Aug. 1864, Sarah-Jane Jordan, dau, of J-M. Jordan, of Riplej^
Susan-Albiua-Noble", b. 19 Feb. 1842.
Averick- Allen-Parker", b. 13 Sept, 1844; married, 28 Nov. 1871,
Royal-Earl Whitcomb, of Norwalk, Fairfield Co., Ct.
Sarah-Jane-Ryerson', b, 10 Sept. 1847.
Harriet- Abbie", b, 17 June, 1849.
Jlary-Olive", b, 7 July, 1851. " P.O. add. 1875, Dexter, Me.
11579, JAJIES', [llolP] (Samuel', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenehn',)b. 5 Apr.
1774; d, 31 Jan, 1868; marriod. 17 Dec, 1795, Betsey Leighton, b. 20 Jan,, or June,
1776, Falmouth, Jle,, dau, of Joseph and .Mercy (Hall) of F. She died 2 Jan. 1843.
Mercy HaU was born 6 Oct. 1738, Dover, N.l'.,, dau. of Hatevil Hall, and sister of
Daniel who married Lorana' Winslow [11345], and of Hatevil who married Ruth'
Winslow [11343]. Settled in North Yarmouth, now Cumberhnd, Me.
Children born in North Yarmouth:
11580. 1. Lydia', b. 20 Aug. 1796; d. 7 Jan, 1798,
11581. 2. JIercy', b. 10 Dec, 1798; m.irried Henry Leighton.
11582. 3. Lydia-Leighton', b, 20 Feb. 1801 ; in 1871 was unmarried. Res. Cumberland, Me.
James', b. 10 July, 1803 ; d. 23 Sept, 1815.
Elizabeth', b. 7 Aug. 1805 ; d. 5 Jan. 1819.
Amos', b. 10 Jan, 1808; married Abigail Leighton.
Andrew-Leighton', b. 12 Jlar. 1810; m. Sarah Jlorrisou; ni. 2d, Jlary
Stewart-Cobb.
Abigail', b. 29 Oct 1812; married George-Huston Low.
Ruth-JIorrill', b. 22 Dec, 1814; d, 23 Sept, 1815,
Ann-Hall', b. 6 Aug. 1816 ; m. Elbridge King ; m. 2d, Peter Knight.
Benjamin', b. 2 Feb. 1821 ; d. 22 Aug. 1835.
Esthek', b. 28 Feb. 1823; d, 28 Feb, 1823,
11592. DAVID', [11520] (Samuel', Benjamin', .James', JoV, Jiendm',) b. 19 July'
1775, Falmouth, Me.; d, 1 Feb. 1859; m. in Falmouth, 28 Dec. 1796, Ann.a' Hall,
b. 1 Sept. 1774, in F., dau. of Daniel of F., and Lorana' (Winslow) [11245]. She
died 28 Aug, 1844. He married 2d, Patience Buffum.
Settled in Falmouth, now Westbrook, Me.
Children, nine who died without names, besides the following:
11593. 1. Daniel', b. 6 Nov. 1798, Falmouth; married Jane Smith, b. 1 Jlar.
1798, Portland. Res. 1872, Deering, P.O., PortZ,,n(i, jl/e.

11583.

4,

11584.

5.

11585.

6.

11586.

7.

11587.

8.

11588.

9.

11589.

10.

11590.

11.

11591.

12.

Iv Morrell, Meader. 941
Children, of whom four daughters and one sou are married and have families :
11594. 1. James-N"., b. 6 Feb. 1822.
11595. 3. Frank", b. 5 Feb. 1824.
11596. 3. Henrietta', b. 14 Jan. 1826; d. 32 Aug. 1827.
11597. 4. Henrietta', b. 2 Dec. 1827.
11598. 5. Joseph-L*., b. 25 May, 1831.
11599. 6. Alfred-B*,, b. 28 July, 1833.
11600. 7. Harriet-F"., b. 23 June, 1886.
11601. 8. David', b. 22 Feb. 1839.
11603. 9. Elizabeth", b. 23 Oct. 1842; d, 26 Aug. 1843.
11603. 2. George', b. 6 June, 1799; d. July, 1861; m. Charlotte Winslow.
11604. 3. Moses', (twin of Oeoi-ge'') b. 6 June, 1799; married Ann Brackett; m,
2d, Lydia Turner.
11605. 4. Jonathan', b. 2 Jlar. 1801; d. 12 Mar. 1801.
11606. 5. Lewis', b. 25 Dec. 1807; d. Jan. 1808.
11607. 6. William', b. 28 Jlay, 1813; d, 2 June, 1813.
11608. 7. Charles', b. 20 Oct. 1816; d. 3 Nov. 1816.
11609. BENJAJIIN', [11522] (SamueV, Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenehn',) b. 7
Aug. 1780; d, 22 Apr, 1843; married 20 Sept. 1804, Jane Lunt, b. 1 Jlar. 1786; d.
10 Jlay, 1808. He m. 2d, 7 Sept. 1809, Lois Lunt, b. 15 Jlar. 1793.
Children :
11610. 1. Lois', b. 25 July, 1805, Westbrook, Me.; d. 19 June, 1834, Portland,
Jle.; was m. in W,, by Friends' ceremony, 7 May, 1823, to Peter-
AVinslow' Morrell, [12190] b, 12 d., 3. mo., 1797, s. of Peter, of North
Berwick, York Co,, Jle,, and Hannah' (Winslow) [12100]. Tanner and
currier. His P.O, address, 1874, Grantville, Norfolk Co., Mass.
11611. 3, Amasa', b. 30 Dec, 1806; married 3 Jan, 1830, Nancy Small, who died 9
Jlay, 1837; m. 3d, 19 Jlar. 1838, Caroline Gower, who died 24 Apr. 1861.
Res. 1 870, SacarapiM, Westln-ook township. Me.
Children:
11612. 1. Sumner*, b. 31 Oct. 1830; was killed 2 July, 1862, at the battle of
Gettysburgh.
11613. 3. Nathaniel-P'., b. 25 Dec. 1831.
11614. 3. Adeline", b. 15 Feb. 1832; d. 20 Jan. 1838.
11615. 4. Sarah-.Tane", b. 29  ,1835.
11616. 5. Lois-M*., b. 2 Feb. 1839.
11617. 6. Charles", b. 17 Oct. 1840; d. 8 June, 1842.
11618. 7. Frances-E-B"., b. 20 Jan. 1842.
11619. 8. John-G"., b. 13 Jan. 1846 ;.d. 2 May, 1848.
11620. 9. George-H"., b. 29 Jlar. 1853.
11621. 3. Elbridge', b. 26 Apr. 1811.
11622. 4. Sarah-W, (twin of Jane') b. 23 Mar. 1817, Westbrook, Me, ; died there,
4 Apr. 1871; m. Falmouth, Me., 3 Dec. 1846, Job-AV. Meader, b. 12

942 Sarah" and EUzabetii'' ( Winslow) Morrell and Descendants. K
Sept. 1808, China, Jle., s, of James and Content' (Winslow) of F. For
descendants see [10419]. Stone cutter.
His P.O. address, 1872, Deering, Cumberland Co., Me.
11633. 5. Jane', (twin of Sarah-W.) h. 33 Jlar. 1817; d. 25 Nov. 1847,
11634. 6. Sumner', b. 2 May, 1828; m. 24 Feb. 1853, Mary Knight.
Children:
11625. Ella-Jane".
11626. Mary".
11627. 7. Edwin', b. 18 May, 1881; died unmarried, 24 June, 1871.
11628. SARAH', [2048] (Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm', b. 18 June, 1741,
Falmouth, Cumberland Co,, Me.; d. 21 Mar. 1793. She was married in F. by
Friends' ceremony, 24 Sept. 1757, to John MORRELL, brother of Stephen who '
married EUzabeth' [11646], and of Peter who married Himnah' AVinslow [12106].
He was born 10 Jlar. 1734, s. of Peter and Sarah (Peaslee) of F. He died 2 Nov.
1810. Sheriff and farmer.

Child

ren :

11629.

Abigail.

11630.

Keziah.

11631.

Peter.

11632.

Joseph.

11033.

Benjamin.

11634.

William.

11635.

John,Sarah.

11636.

11637.

Hops,

11638.

Hope,

11639.

Joseph.

11040.

Enoch.

11641.

Hamkae.

11642.

Peace.

11643.

David.

11644.

Thankfdi,.

11645.

Content.

11646. ELIZABETH", [2050] (Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kendm',) b. 10 Jl.ar. 1745,
Fahnouth, Jle, ; d. 29 Jlar. 1787, F., and was buried there. She wtis married in F.
by Friends' ceremony, 27 Oct, 1701, to Stephen MORRELL, b. 10 Apr. 1737,
Berwick, Jle,, s. of Peter and Sarr.h (Peaslee) of F., and brother of John who
married Sarah [11638], and of Peter who married Hannah' AVinslow [12106],
He died in F. and was buried there. Farmer. Res. Falmouth Me.
Children :
11647. 1. Comfort, died young.
11648. 3. James, [11651] b. 12 Nov. 1769; d. Oct. 1816, m. Abigail Lowe,

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Morrelf Newman, Traf'on, Hurl 070.

943

11653.

11649. 3, Levi, died young.
11650. 4. Asa, [11692] m, -

11651, JAMES", [11048] (Elizabeth' (Winslow) 'Korvell, Benjamin*, James', JoV,
Kendm',) b. 12 Nov. 1769, Falmouth, Jle, ; died there, Oct, 1816, and was buried
in Friends' burying-ground, in F. He married in F,, 1 Apr, 1789, Abigail Lowe, b,
29 Nov. 1769, dau. of Nathaniel ot Bostou, JIass. She died 9 Doc, 1842, F,, and
was buried there, in Friends' burying-ground. Justice of the peace and farmer.
Res. Falmouth, Me.
Children born in Falmouth :
11652. 1. LiEU-r. Stephen', b. 6 Feb. 1790; d. 29 Aug. 1845, Strong, Franklin
Co., Jle,; m. Portland, Me,, 1 Oct. 1815, Lydia-C. Jordan, b, 16 Nov,
1796, dau. of James and Lydia (Barnes) of P. She died 19 Jan. 1859,
Strong, and was there interred. He w.as in the war of 1812, in the
campaign under (General Hampton; went to Canada; fought at the battle
of Stone Mills; was at the battle ot Plattsburg, but sick and unable to
fight. Justice ot the peace; membei- of the Legislature two years, and
held several town offices. Farmer, Res, Falmouth, AVestbrook, and Strong, Me.
Children :
1. James-J'., b. 8 Aug. 1817, AVestbrook; was married in Strong, by
Rev. Jlr. Alton, 17 Dec. 1851, to Haniiah-JI. Harlow, b. 19 July,
1825, Salem, Jle,, dan, of David and Lydia (Jluidock) of Strong,
He was a member ot the Legislature in 1859. Farmer.
Res. Falmouth, and, 1874, Strong, Me.
Children :
1. Gertrude-F'., b. 30 Oct, 1852, Strong,
3, James-E'., b, 10 Jlar. 1854, Strong; d. 6 Apr. 1S55.
3. Fred- A'., b. 20 Oct, 1856, Strong,
4. Lillie-IP., b, 31 July, 1860, Strong.
5. David-U'., b, 30 Jan, 1862.
2, Helen-J[',, b, 25 Jlar, 1819, AVestbrook; is deceased; m. Jo,seph
Newman. Res. 1874, Falmouth, Me.
3. Nathaniel', b, 2 July, 1833, Falmouth; died unmarried, in 1849, on
his way to California,
4. Susan-B°,, b. 3 Jan. 1835, Falmouth; died aged 9 years.
5. JleUna", b. 14 Oct. 1826, Falmouth; m. John Trafton.
Res. 1874, Biddeford, Me.
0. Stephen", b. 9 Aug. 1829, F. ; m. Clara [Russ]. Res, 1874, Strong, Me.
7, Lieut, George", b. 6 Aug. 1831, F, ; died in Jlinnesota, m.  ,
8. Susan-C. , b, 3 Jan. 1834, F. ; is deceased ; married Rufus-K, Harlow,
ot Strong, Jle,, and had one child. Res. 1874, Buckfield, Me.
9. Lydia-B"., b. 11 Apr. 1836, F. ; d. 11 Apr. 1853, aged 17 years.
2. Nathaniel', b. 38 Jlay, 1793, F. ; d. Nov, 1831, m, JIary Hall, dau, of
Wm. aud grand-daughter of Hatevil Hall. [See foot-note to 11245,]

11654.11055.11056.
11057.11658.
11659.
11660.
116(11.
11602.
11063.
11064,11665.
11666.
11667.

944

Descendants of Elizabeth' { Winslow ) Morrell.

K

11668.11669.11670.

11671. 11672.11673. 11674.
11675. 11670.11677.11678.

11679.

11680.

11681.11682. 11683.11684.
11685. 11686.11687.

3, Nancy', b. 3 Apr. 1793, F. ; m. John Hayes. Res, 1873, Livermore Center, Me,
4, Robert', b. 3 Mar. 1795, F. ; d, 37 Sept, 1864,
5. Francis', b. 29 Jan. 1797, F. ; m, by AUen-H, Cobb, New Gloucester,
Me., 14 Feb. 1822, to Asenath Hayes, b. 10 Jlay, 1804, N.G., dau. of
John and Mary (Hanson) of N.G. Lieutenant in miUtia; blacksmith;
afterward minister. Res. Livermore, East Livermore, Peru, Fayette,
and 1874, South Lewiston, Me.
Children. 1. Benjamin-Hayes', b, 6 Dec, 1833, Peru, Jle.
2. Nancy', b,.2 Nov, 1824, Livermore, Me.
3. Paschal", b. 18 July, 1827, Livermore, Jle.
4. Charles-Francis", b. 10 July, 1829, Livermore, Jle.
5. Edwin", b. 27 Dec. 1830, Livermore, Me.
6. Emily-Asenath", b. 21 Sept. 1832, Livermore, Jle.
7. George-Hayes", b. 31 July, 1834, Livermore, Me.
8. Capt. William-AVilson", b. 13 Feb. 1836, Livermore, Jle. He was
Captain of Co. A., 30th Me. Vols, ; was at the battles of Antietam,
Fredericksburg, and, finally, at the great battle ot the Wilderness,
where be tell, fighting most bravely. He was in the thickest of the
fight, engaged in a hand-to-hand encounter with the enemy. He
was a graduate of Bowdoin College, and at the next commencement
Gen. Chamberlain classed him among the "heroes,'' asserting that
in the very moment of death he hurled his sabre in the face of the
enemy.
9. Lieut. John-Nelson', b, 31 Mar. 1838, Livermore; was in the 17tli
Regt., and fought at Gettysburg, Frederickburg, and the Wilderness.
At the latter place he was wounded by a musket-ball, which was
not extracted until 1866, and he finally died from the effects ot the
wound.
10. Daniel-Harmon", b. 3 Jlar. 1841, Livermore; was connected with the
31st Regt, and fell at Spotsylvania, in tbe b.attle of the Wilderness,
They were ordered to retreat, when he faced about aud said to his
comrades, "Let's have one more shot, boys," and as he fired he
received his own death-wound,
11, Jlary-Harmou", b. 38 Oct. 1844, Livermore.
0. Lovisa', b. 31 Dec. 1798; married Richard Eastman.
ChUd : Benjamin-Franklin". Res. 1873, Ogden, B'lley Co. Kansas.
7. Eliza', b. 17 Jlay, 1800, Falmouth, Jle,; m. 1 Oct, 1820, AVilliam"
1 Torrey, [2072],
8. George', b, 28 Nov. or Dec. 1801 ; d.
9. Paschal-Pope', b. 29 Feb. 1804 ; d. 1
Child : George'.

Feb. 1847.
Sept. 1864; married

Res. 1873, Boston Highlands, Mass.

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Morrell, Mower, Whitney, Hall, Collins, Sweet.

945

11688. 10. Makt-Clark', b. 9 Dec. 1805; d. Apr. 1848,
11689. 11. Louisa', b. June, 1807.
11690. 12. Lavinia', b. 26 Mar. 1810; m. Hiram Mower. Res. 1873, Jay Bridge, Me.
11691. 13. Ann-Maria', born in 1813; in 1873 was unmarried. Res. Jay Bridge, Me.
11692. ASA", [11650] (EUsaUth' (Winslow) ULoneW, Benjamin*, James', JoV,
Kenelm',) married  , and had the following children :
11693. Caroline.
11694. Harriet.
11695. Chakles.
11696. Emily.
11697. Eunice.

11698. BENJAMIN', [2051] (Benjamin*, .Tames', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 6 Dec. 1746,
Falmouth, now Portland, Me, ; d. 11 July, 1782 or '6, He married Huldah Varney,
dau. ot Thomas and Dorothy (Martin). She died 17 July, 1783, Friends' Becm-ds,
Falmouth. He was a member ot the Society of Friends. Res. Falmouth, Me.

Children :
11699. 1. Thomas', b. 18 or 19 Aug. 1767, Falmouth, m. EUzabeth -
22 Dec. 1836.

11700.

11701.
11702.11703.

11704.

who died

Children :

1. Huldah', b. 12 Jan. 1788; d. in F,, 17  , 1866; probably married
1st,  "Whitney; and 2d, as second wife, Jeremiah Hall, b, 16
Jan. 1788, s. of WiUiam and Elizabeth (Wilson) ot F.
2. Lucy', b. 30 Aug. 1789; d. 12 Jlay, 1791.
3. Benajah', b, 15 May, 1791 ; d. 20 Jan. 1797.
4. Isaac', married  ; had a son Andrew", who married  Knight,
dau. of David. [See 2056.] Res. 1873, Deering; Add, Stevens' Plains, Me.
5. Comfort'.

11705.

2.

11706.

3.

11707.

4.

11708.

5.

11709.

6.

Lucy", b. 10 May, 1769, Falmouth ; d. 2 Feb. 1785.
Andrew', died young, and was buried in F.
Dorcas", b. 10 Apr. 1773, F. ; d. 22 Mar. 1802; m.  Collins,
Anna", b. 6 Dec. 1775; d. 13 May, 1790; m.  Sweet.
Isaac", b. 2 Sept. 1777, Cape EUzabeth, Jle. ; d. 6 Jan. 1799, .and was
buried in F.
11710. 7. Capt. Mosbs", b. 24 May, 1779, Cape EUzabeth; d. 31 May, 1819,
Portland, Me., and " was by request carried out twenty leagues to sea
and, sunk in the ocean. He loved the water." He was married at P.,
by Dr. Deane, 13 Nov. 1803, to Harriet Paine, dau. of Capt. Alexander.
She died 13 Sept. 1814. Jlrs. Eunice Winslow has a watch in her

946 Descendants of Bew)amin'' Winslow.

K

possession .made in England expressly for Capt, Jloses", with his name
in full upon the face of it instead ot figures. Seaman, Res. Westbrook, Me,
Children :
11711. 1. " Child of Moses Winslow d. 12 Aug. 1806, aged 2," Porthnd Bee.
11712. 2. Frances-T', b. 9 June, 1804; d. 31 Dec. 1835; m. AA^ilUam Eustis.
11713. 3. Charles', b. 16 Feb. 1806.
11714. 4. Harriet-Ann', b, 9 Feb. 1809; d. about 1854, Portland; married 
AVinslow.
11715. 5. Charles-Paine', b, 26 .July, 1813; is deceased; m. in Portland,
Eunice-B, Herrick, b, 36 Oct. 1818', ILallowell, Jle. dau. of Hallibut
and Sally (EUis) of P. She res. 1870, Lake Mills, Jeff'erson Co., W'ls.
Children-born in Lake Jlills:
11716. 1. Harriet- Ellis', b, 18 Jlar. 1847; m, George-Jl, Snell.
Res, 1870, Oakland, Jeff'erson Co., Wis.
11717. 2. Gharles-Hulbert', b. 29 Apr, 1849.
11718. 3. Edward-Ellis', b. 30 Mar, 1852.
11719. 4. Frank-Moses', b, 31 Aug, 1854,
11720. 5. Mary-Ella', b. 22 Jlar. 1857.
11721. 6. Willie-IP.
11723. 8. Aaron", b. 16 June, 1781 or 3, AVestbrook or Falmouth, Jle.; d. 14 July,
1842, Jlonmouth, Me, ; and was there buried. He ni. 26 June, 1803,
Rebecca Marston, b, 23 Mar. 1784, F, ; d, 15 Jan. 1846, JI,, aud was
there interred. . Sheriff, merchant, tanner, and farmer!
Res. Falmouth, AVestbrook, Pownal, and Moirmouth, Me.
Children : .
11733. 1. Sarah-Jane', b. 1 Nov. 1804, Falmouth; unmarried.
Res, Hillsboro, aud, 1874, Vernmi, Wis.
11724. 2. Moses', b. 9 June, 1806, F, ; married in New York City,  . In
1841, he was captaiu of a river steamboat, siuce which time nothing
is known of bim. Res. forty years in New Orleans.
11725. 3. Brackett-JIarston', li, 22 Feb. 1808. He saUed out of New York for
New Orleans in 1834, as first officer of a ship, and his friends have
not heard from bim since. It is supposed that he was killed in
New Orleans.
11726. 4. Aaron', JI.D,, b, 31 Jan. 1810, Falmouth; married in Pownal, Me.,
1839, A'ienna-Jl, True, born there 12 Jlar, 1813, dau. of Ebenezer
and Jlary (Blanchard) of P. He worked on bis father's farm; made
several voyages to the AVest Indies, and went around the Cape of
"Storms," Theu gave up the sea, went to school, and graduated
in medicine at the Brunswick, Jle,, Medical College iu 1839; was
commissioned Surgeon of the Third Regt. Inf. , First ^Brigade, Second
Div. of MiUtia ot the State ot Jlaine, IS Aug. 1843, and honora'oly
discharged 17 Feb. 1851. Res. Jlonmouth, Kennebec Co., Brans-

Dr. Nathaniel-Tucherman Tr

947

wick, Cumberland Co. Me. ; Elgin, Kane Co, , III, ; Hillsborough,
Bad Ax Co., Wis,, and, 1874, Vernon, Wis.
Children:
11727. 1. Franees-S'., b. 3 Sept. 184-, Jlonmouth.
11728. 2. Edwin-M'., b. Dec. 1843; iu Mar, 1865, enlisted in Co. C, 47th
Regt., Wis. Vols.
11729 8. Iming-Blanchard-True" , 6 May, 1845; in Jan. 1864, enUsted as
private, in Co. L., Sixth Regt., Wis. Vols.
11730. 5. Rutli-Ann', b. 19 Sept. 1811, Falmouth; died of cancer, 25 Mar. 1849,
Bethel, Jle. She married in Pownal, Jle,, 9 Aug. 1836, Dr.
Nathaniel-Tuckerman True, born there, 15 Mar. 1812, s. of John'
and Mary (Hatch) of P. Dr, True married 2d, iu Bethel, 16 Sept.
1849, Susanna-AVebber Stevens, b. 24 Jlar. 1827, Sweden, Me,, dau.
of Eben and Mary (Barnard) of S. Children born in Bethel:
Marian-S., b. 6 Oct. 1850; John-Preston, b. 13 Feb. 1859; Lilian-
Farnsworth, b. 21 Nov. 1871.
He fitted for CoUege at North Yarmouth Academy, under Rev.
Joseph Sherman, LL.D. ; entered Bowdoin CoUege in 1833, and in
his junior year (1837) taught in Jlonmouth Academy, where he
continued until 1846, when he graduated in medicine at Bowdoin
College, and settled in practice at Durham, Me,, till Mar. 1848.
He then took charge of Gould's Classical and English Academy till
1861, when he established the "Highland Boarding School for
Boys," which he continued till 1864. Commenced lecturing on
geology in 1866. He received the honorary degree of A.M. from
Waterville College in 1842; was a member ot the Maine Board ot
Agriculture, 1856-9; received tbe honorary degree of A.M. from
Bowdoin College in 1868; was appointed County Supervisor ot
Schools, 1869; President ot Maine Board of Education; correspond
ing member of Portland Nat. Hist. Society ; member of Am. Associ
ation for Advancement of Science; of York Institute; of Maine
Hist. Society; of Wisconsin Hist. Society, etc. In 1874, he was
Professor of Natural Sciences in the Oswego Normal and Training
School, while his family still resided in Bethel, Me.
Res. 1877, Bethel, Me.
Children:
11731. 1. Harriet-Winshw' , b. 25 May, 1839, Jlonmouth, Me. ; d. 21 Feb.
1853, Bethel.
11732. 2. BrackettrWinslow' , b. 20 July, 1841, Monmouth, Me.; d. 18 Oct,
1862, Bethel.
11733. 3. Sergt. Alfred-Marston', b. 13 Feb. 1844, Monmouth, Me, ; served
in First Me. Vol. Militia three months, and in Me. Twelfth five
years.
11734, 4. Mairy-Eateh' , b. 19 Apr. 1845, Monmouth. Teacher in the
Articulating School for Deaf JIutes, Boston, Mass.

948 Descendants of Benjamin^ Winslow. K
11735. 5. Ellen-Frances', b. 8 Aug. 1847, Durham, Me.; d, 11 Apr. 1863,
Bethel,
11736. 6. Lucy', b. 14 May, 1813; d. 14 June, 1813.
11737. WILLIAM', [2053] (Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 19 or 30 June,
1750; d. 28 Nov. 1834, Falmouth, Jle, He married in Boston, Mass., 20 Sept.
1770, Phebe' Pope of B., b, 3 July, 1751 ; died in F,, 29 Apr, 18'24, She was sister
of Elijah Pope, who married Phebe' Winslow [10750]. For Pope family see foot
note to [10750]. Farmer. ' Res. Falmouth, Me.
Children born -in Falmouth, Me.
11738. 1. Abigail, b. 0 mo,, 25 d,, 1771 ; d. 0 mo,, 15 d,, 1782,
11739. 2. Ebenezer, b. 10 mo., 9 d,, 1772; d. 11 mo., 1 d., 1774.
11740. 3. Hannah, b. 12 mo,, 30 d,, 1773; d. 11 or 12 mo,, 9 d., 1774.
11741. 4. Huldah, [11756] b. 5 mo., 24 d,, 1775; d. 12 mo,, 1 d,, 1811; m. Nathan
Mower.
11742. 5, Stephen, b. 6 mo,, 14 d., 1776; d. 9 mo,, 11 d., 1780.
11743. 0. Daniri-, b, 9 mo,, 14 d,, 1777; d. 9 mo,, 14 d,, 1780,
11744, 7. Eunice, [11768] b. 7 mo,, 26 d,, 1779; d, 4 mo,, 26 d,, 1832; m. James
Stuart.
11745. 8. William, [11811] b, 4 mo,, 8 or 4 d., 1781; d. 6 mo,, 28 d., 1844; m.
Sarah Stuart.
11746. 9. Stephen, [11872] b, 6 mo,, 18 d., 1782; d. 1 mo., 1 d., 1865; married
Rebecca BUsh; m. 2d, Elizabeth Bass.
11747. 10. Peter, [11913] b. 9 mo,, 30 d,, 1783; married S.ally Clark ; m. 2d, Fanny
Joy.
11748. 11. r Joseph, [11946] b. 11 mo,, 2 d., 1784; d. 6 mo., 7 d., 1870; m.
} Hannah Briggs.
11749. 12. ( Benjamin, b. 11 mo,, 2 d., 1784; d, 1 mo., 31 d., 1809, Westbrook, Jle,
11750. 13. Robert, [11956] b, 8 mo,, 1 d,, 1786; d. 6 rao,, 27 d., 1831; married
Eunice Hussey; m, 2d, Sarah Tabor; m, 3d, Phebe Tabor.
11751. 14. Phebe, b. 1 mo,, 4 d., 1788; d. 9 mo., 10 d., 1809.
11753. 15. Daniel, [11964] b. 3 mo., 31 d., 1789; m. 1 mo., 35 d., 1815, Irene
Briggs.
11753. 16. Elijah, [13017] b. 8 mo,, 28 d., 1793; married Phebe Toby; m. 2d
Dorcas Rogers; m. 3d, Mary-B. Dow; m. 4th, Mary Varney.
11754. 17. Reuben, b. 1 or 7 mo,, 21 d,, 1795; d. 9 mo,, 9 d,, 1810.
11755. IS. John-Tabor, b, 5 mo,, 12 d., 1800, F, ; married 2 mo., 22 d., 1833,
Catherine Pettengill; m. 2d, 3 mo,, 10 d., or 10 mo., 3 d,, 1847, Jlary
Caswell. s,p. Res. 1872, Lewiston, Androscoggin Co., Me.
11756. HULDAH", [11741] (WUUam', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 5
mo,, 24 d., 1775, Falmouth, Me.; d. 12 mo., 1 d,, 1811, Vassalboro, Me.; m. 8 mo.,
36 or 28 d,, 1803, Nathan MOWER ot V., b. 6 Feb. 1776, Lynn, Mass. ; died in V.,
C Aug. 1865.

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949

Children:
11757. 1. John', b. 5 mo,, 23 d., 1803; m. 1 mo., 11 d,, 1829, Hannah Taylor of
AVinthrop, Me. Res. 187-2, Vassalboro, Me.
Children :
11758. 1. Nathan-Everett", b. 12 mo., 6 d,, 1830. Res. 1872, in CaUfornia.
11759. 2. Henriette-S.-W'., b. 1 mo., 31 d., 1833; mairied AViUiam Cates,
Res. 1872, Vassalboro, Me.
11760. 3. John-JIelvUle', b. 9 mo,, 10 d,, 1836; m,  .
Res. 1873, Vassalboro, Me.
11761. 4. Charies-W',, b. 3 mo,, 13 d., 1851. Res. 1872, Vassalboro, Me.
11762. 2. William- AVinslow', (Name changed from AVilliam-AVinslow Mower to
Charles AVinslow, by Act of JIass. Legislature iu 1830,) b. 3 mo., 3 d.
1805, Vassalboro; d. 19 Dec. 1872; married 21 Oct, 1832, Abby-Jlaria
Philips of Lynn, JIass,, to which place he removed in 1813. Hewasowuer
of all the patents for the sale of the "Plain Elastic AVoolen Goring" iu
the United States, England, and Canada; aud inventor of the Congress
Boot. s.p. She res. 1877, Lynn, Mass.
11763. 3, Benjamin-AVorth', b. 10 mo,, 8 d., 1707; m, Vassalboro, 10 Jlay, 1833,
Charlotte Harris of Nantucket, JIass. In 1872 he with his family resided
in CaUfornia.
Children:
11764. AViUiam*.
11765. Caroline".
11766. David".
11767. 4. Huldah-Pope', b. 5 mo,, 16 d., 1810; died in 1815.

11768. EUNICE', [11744] (William', Benjamin*, lames', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 7 mo.,
26 d,, 1779, Falmouth, Me. ; d. 4 mo., 36 d., 1833, Vassalboro, Jle., and was buried
there. She married by B'riends' ceremony, in F., 4 mo,, 8 d., 1801, James STUART
of AVinslow, b, 4 mo,, 33 d,, 1777, Scarboro, Me. ; died iu V., 11 mo., 3 d., 1853, aud
was buried tliore. He was son of Joseph and Abigail (Staples) of S. aud brother of '
Sarah Stuart, who married AViUiam' Winslow [11811]. His will is recorded in
Augusta, Me. House joiner and farmer. Res. Portland, Falmouth, AVinslow, and
Vassalboro, Me.
Children :
11709. 1. William-Winslow', b, 1 mo,, 4 d., 1802, Portland; d. 1 mo., 20 d.,
1837, Callao, Peru, S,A. He married Jane Rhodes.
11770. 2. Isaiah-H.-vcker', b. 6 mo,, 6 d,, 1803, Falmouth; d. 1 mo., 16 d., 1805,
Vassalboro.
11771. 3. Isaac-Mott', b. 7 nuo,, 1 d., 1804, Falmouth; d. 1 mo., 10 d,, 1805,
Vassalboro.
11772. 4. PiiKBB-WiNSLOw', b. 10 mo., 11 d,, 1805, AVinslow, Jle,; d.9 mo,, 6 d,,
1843, Winslow, Jle. ; m, Jlo-es Osborn.
11773. 5. Nathan-Mower', b. 1 mo., 26 d,, 1807, AVinslow; d. 1 mo., 5 d,, 1867,

950 Descendants of Eunice' { Winslow) Stua/rt. K
Vassalboro, Jle, He married in Boston, Mass., 10 June, 1842, Julia-A.
Dolliver, b. 4 July, 1812, B. Res. Boston, Mass., Vassalboro and
IHttsfield, Me.
Children:
11774. 1. Jane-Hyler», b. 28 Jlar. 1833, V.; married David Carle, and had one
child. Res. in California.
11775. 2. Thomas-H*., b, 23 Nov. 1834, V. ; is deceased.
11776. 3. Zachariah-Butterfield*, b. 29 Oct. 1836, V. ; m.  .
11777. 4. Charlotte-Norton', b. 17 Apr. 1838, Pittsfield, Somerset Co., Me. ;
is deceased. She married  "Wadsworth, and had one child.
11778. 5. JIaria-Louisa", b. 27 Oct. 1839, P.; married  .
11779. 6. Sarah-E". , b. 28 Sept. 1841, P. ; married  Butterfield, and had
three children.
11780. 7. Emeline-S'., b, 27 June, 1843, P.; is deceased.
11781, 8, Lizzie-F"., b. 11 Apr. 1845, P.; is deceased.
11782. 9, Nathan-C, b, 28 Dec. 1846, P. ; died in the war of the rebellion.
11783. 10, George-H",, b. 17 May, 1848, P.
11784. 11, James-Frank", b. 18 Sept. 1849, P. ; married  .
11785. 13, Joseph-C"., b. 24 Aug. 1851, P.
11786. 13. Harriet-F'., b. 24 May, 1853, P.; married John Hamilton, Jr.
Res. 1874, Saxonville, Mass.
11787. 6. Louisa', b. 6 mo., 16 d., 1808, Winslow, Me. ; died there, 11 mo., 16 d.,
1810.
11788. 7. Joseph', b. 1 mo,, 28 d., 1811, Vassalboro; died there, 11 mo., 10 d.,
1814.
11789, 8. James-Hallkok', b. 6 mo,, 28 d., 1815, V. ; was married by Aaron
Wasgatt, Esq., Hampden, Penobscot Co., Jle., 2 mo,, 20 d., 1837, to
Jane-6oodhu(f Higgins, b. 2 mo., 28 d., 1818, Eden, Hancock Co., Me.
Teacher in Bangor, Me. Res. 1874, Hampden, Me.
Children born in Hampden:
11790, 1. Lucy-Helen", b. 1 mo,, 4 d., 1838; d. 10 mo,, 8 d., 1840, H.
11791. 2. Charles-Frederic", b. 7 mo., 18 d., 1840; d. 4 mo., 25 d., 1868,
Washington City, D.C, ; served in the war as member ot Ist Maine
Cavalry. Teacher and student in Normal School, Bridgewater,
JIass.
11792, 3. George-Edward", b. 8 mo., 19 d., 1842; d, 10 mo., 19 d., 1873, H.
AVas a member of the Maine Cavalry in tho war ot the rebellion.
JIarine underwriter and surveyor to American Lloyds.
11793. 4. Helen-Amanda", b; 8 mo,, 29 d., 1844; d. 6 mo., 18 d., 1850, H.
11794. 5. Amy-Jane", b, 6 mo,, 7 d,, 1846; m, 17 June, 1867, Capt. Benjamin-
Franklin Lennan, b. 2 Mar. 1838, Hampden, s. of Martin and
Azubah (Jleredith). Sea-captain.
Children born in Hampden, Me. :
11795. 1. Dora-Maud', b. 80 May, 1868; d. 20 July, 1869, H,

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961

11796. 2. Charles- Francis', b. 19 Aug. 1870.
11797. 8. William-Benjamin', b. 80 Jan. 1873.
11798. 6. Frank-James", b. 8 mo., 7 d., 1848; m. 13 Feb. 1871, Isabel-Atwater
Swain, b. 13 July, 1848, Nantucket, JIass,, dau, ot Aaron aud Mary
(JIc Williams). Ass't cashier of Second National Bank, Bangor, Me.
Child :
11799. Nellie-Isabel', b. 3 Jan. 1874, Bangor.
11800. 7. Howard-Augustus", b. 9 mo., 30 d., 1852.
11801. 8. Ellen-Augusta", b. 4 mo,, 6 d., 1855; d, 7 mo., 28 d., 1872, H.
11802. 9, Robert- AVinslow', b. 10 mo., 16 d,, 1816, Vassalboro, Jle. ; was married
there, by Amos Stickney, Esq., 18 May, 1838, to Lois Hamlin, b. 28
Nov. 1820, in V., dau. of Daniel aud  (Baxter) of V. Shoemaker
and stone-cutter. Res. Vassalboro and, 1874, Milo, Piscataquis Co., Me.
Children:
11803, 1. Daniel-Henry', b. 20 June, 1841, JMilo; married there, 4 Mar. 1868,
Abbie-J. Foss, born in Rome, Kennebec Co., Me. He was in the
U.S. service during the war ot the rebellion; was wounded in Col.
Banks' retreat at Winchester, Va,, his right hand being blown off;
is a pensioner. Res. 1875, West Danville, Vt.
Child:
11804. Maria- Louisa', born in Jlilo.
11805. 2. JIaria-Louisa', b. 7 Mar. 1843, Jlilo; died there, 5 Jan. 1868. She
m, 1 Apr. 1866, Hiram-Freeland Savage, b, 24 Apr. 1846, Belgrade,
s. of Hiram, b. 9. Jan. 1816, Anson, Jle.; d. 11 Sept, 1865, Milo,
and Ellen (Burrill) b. 9 Oot. 1818, Dover; d. 9 Aug. 1872, Patten,
Jle. Painter. ' Res. 1875, Boston, Mass.
Child : Carrie-Marie', b. 30 Dec. 1867, Jlilo.
3. Charles-Winslow", b. 20 Jan. 1845, Milo; d. 3 Sept. 1872, Albuquer
que, Texas; served in the war. '
4. Eunice-Winslow", b. 19 Nov. 1849, JI. Res, 1875, Weston, Mass.
10. Louisa-Maria', b. 7 mo., 33 d,, 1818, Vassalboro; died there, 6 mo,,
15 d,, 1845.
11810. 11. Daniel-Haviland', b. 13 mo,, 7 d,, 1820, V.; d. 9 mo,, 23 d,, 1846,
seven days out of New Bedford, JIass,, on a whaling voyage around
Cape Horn. He m.  [Jlason]" of New Bedford, s,p.

11806.
11807.11808.
11809.

11811. WILLIAM", [11745] (William', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 4
mo,, 8 d,, 1781; d. 6 mo,, 28 d., 1844, Durham, Me,, and was there buried. He
married in Scarborough, Me., 2 mo., 27 d,, 1804, Sarah Stuart, b. 1 mo., 20 d,,
1782, S. ; d. 7 mo., 10 d,, 1856, Brunswick, Jle., and was buried in Durham, Jle,

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Descendants of William' Winslow.

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She was dau. of Joseph and Abigail (Staples) ot S., and sister ol James Stuart
who married Eunice' Winslow [11768]. Carpenter and millwright. Res. Brunswick, Me.
Children:
11812. 1. Phebe', b. 1 mo., 31 d., 1805, Winslow, Me.; was m. by Elder RoUins, ,
Brunswick, Jle,, 4 mo., 27 d., 1834, to Martin Eaton of B,, born there in
1796, s. ot John and Jane (Grant) of B. Farmer. Res. Brunswick,
Webster, and, 1874, South Durham, Androscoggin Co., Me.
Children:
11813. 1. Saiali-Jane', b. 5 mo,, 30 d., 1835, B. Res. 1874, SouJth Durham, Me.
11814. 2. William-Winslow', b. 5 mo,, 20 d., 1836, W. ; m, in Brunswick,
Agnes-N. Magoun, whose parents were trom Liverpool, England.
Physician; was a surgeon in the Federal army. Res. Brunswick,
Me., Reading, JIass., and, 1874, Danvers, Mass.
Rebecca- Annie", b. 7 mo., 18 d., 1837, Webster.
4. Abigail-Stewart", b. 10 mo., 10 d., 1838, Webster; d. 7 mo., 13 d.,
1839, W.
5. JIartha-Ellen", b. 10 mo., 8 d,, 1889, Webster; died in Lewiston,
Jle.; m. James Clark, Res. 1874, Lewiston, Androscoggin Co., Me.
Alonzo-Joseph', b. 1 mo,, 10 d., 1841, Brunswick, Jle; m. EUzabetii
Lyon. Res, 1874, 3 Hoyt Place, Boston, Mass.
Lucinda-Maria", b. 1 mo., 10 d,, 1841, B, ; d, 11 mo., 2 d., 1842, B.
Edward", b. 5 mo., 29 d., 1843, B. ; was a volunteer in the war, and
died 10 mo., 80 d,, 1861, on his passage to New Orleans, La.
11821. 2. Abigail-Stuart', b. 7 mo., 13 d., 1800, Belgrade, Me, ; d. 11 mo,, 7 or 8
d., 1869, Brunswick, Me., and was buried there. She was in, by Friends'
ceremony, Brunswick, 7 mo., 14 d., 1822, to Robert Goddard of B., b.
6 mo., 22 d., 1801, s. of Robert and Sarah (Joues) of B, Farmer,
Res. Brunswick and So. Durham, Me.
Children: 1. James', b. 11 mo., 12 d., 1823, B. ; d. 1 mo., 3 d., 1866, Durham.
2. Calvin-Stockbridge*, b. 4 mo., 5 d., 1826, B.
3. Sarah- Winslow", b. 2 mo., 1 d., 1831, B. Res." 1874, E. Vassalboro, Me.
4. Charles-Winslow', b. 2 mo., 27 d., 1836, B. ; d, 2 mo., 15 d., 1856, B.
3. Sally', b. 12 mo., 26 d,, 1807, Belgrade, Jle,; d. 7 mo., 11 d., 1824,
Windham.
4. Jane-Gould', b, 7 mo., 29 d., 1809, Belgrade, Jle.; d. 10 mo., 10 d.,
1810, Vassalboro, Me.
5. Mary-Gardner', b. 7 mo., 29 d., 1811, Vassalboro; d. 12 mo,, 16 d.,
1841, Roxbury, Me. She was married by Jloses JIerrill, Esq., Byron,
Jle., n mo., 26 d., 1840, to John-Henry Merrill of R.. s, ot Richard-G.
and Mary  of B. He died 7 mo., 20 d,, 1863, Byron, and was
buried there. Farmer. Res. Roxbury and Byron, Me,

11815,

3.

11816.

4.

11817.

5.

11818.

6,

11819.

7,

11830.

8,

11822. 11823.11824.11825.11826, 11827,11828.

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963

11829.

11830. 11831. 11882. 11833.11884.

11885.
11836.
11837.
11838.
11839, 11840.
11841.
11842.11843.
11844.

11845.
11846.11847.

Child: Mary-Winslow", b. 11 mo., 7 d., 1841, Roxbury; was adopted by her
aunt Abigail-Stuart' Goddard [11821]. She was married in
Friends' manner, Durham, Me., 12 mo., 32 d., 1863, to Israel-Allen
Goddard of Lewiston, Me., b. 7 mo., 9 d., 1838, Brooks, Waldo
Co., Me., s. of Robert and Patience (AUen) of L. Farmer. Res.

1874, Freeport, Cumbei-land Co., Me.

1872, Brunswick, and.
Children :
1. William- Allen', b. 10 mo., 15 d., 1864, Lewiston.
2. Albie-Elma', b. 6 mo., 7 d., 1866, L.
3. Can-ie-Jane', b. 11 mo., 24 d., 1867, L.
4. Wallace', b. 2 mo., 10 d., 1874, Brunswick.
6. Charles-Stewart', b. 6 mo,, IS d., 1818, Vassalboro.; was m. by
Elder S. Owen, 27 Jlay, 1837, to Almira Welch of Boston, Mass., dau,
of Eliphalet and Susan (  ) of Durham, Me. Carpenter. ,
Res. Brunswick, Me., and, 1874, Clinton, III.
Children: 1. Mary-EUzabeth*, b. 17 July, 1838, Byron, Oxford Co., Me.
2. Warren-Sewell", b. 11 Nov. 1840, B.
3, Charles-Augustus", b. 19 Feb. 1842, Rumford, Oxford Co., Me.; d.
8 Sept. 1844.
4. Joseph-Allison", b. 3 Jlar. 1845, Topsham, Sagadahock Co., Me.
5. Orlando-Randolph", b. 5 Apr. 1846, 'Topsham.
6, Albert-Eli', b. 80 Dec, 1851, Payson, 111.
7. Susan-Josephine', b. 29 Apr. 1854, Clinton, Dewitt Co., 111. ; died
there, 23 Jan. 1872.
7. Huldah-Moweb', b. 1 mo., 24 d., 1815, Vassalboro; died there, 10 mo.,
- 11 d,, 1818.
8. HARRiE-r', b. 7 mo., 4 or 24 d., 1817, Vassalboro; died there, 1 mo., 20
d., 1818.
9. Josbph-Pope', b. 9 mo,, 28 d,, 1819, Cumberland, Me. ; was married by
Rev. Jlr. JIcNeil, Springfield, 111,, 9 mo,, 18 d., 1843, to Leanner-Ann
Smith of S,, b. 8 mo., 17 d., 1827, S., dau. ot Richard-Peter and
Elizabeth (Hart) of S. City marshal. Carpenter. Res. Spriugfleld,
Sangamon Co., and Clinton, Dewitt Co. III. ;
1874, Sweet Home, Nodaway Co., Mo.
Children :
1. Richard-Peter", b. 9 mo., 1 d., 1844, Springfield, Sangamon Co., III. ;
is deceased.
2. Sarah-Elizabeth', b. 11 mo., 12 d., 1846, Brunswick, Me. ; is deceased.
8. Martha-Emeline*, b. 11 m«., 11 d,, 1848, Quincy, Adams Co., 111. ;
was m. by Rev. L. Grantham, Sweet Home, 1 mo., 31 d., 1867, to
Thomas-Franklin Enix, b. 7 mo., 12 d., 1841, Spriugfleld, III., s.
of William and Frances (Brown) of S. He served in the late war 4

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Descendants of William" Winslow.

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yrs., 2 mos, and 2 days, in Co. B., 10th 111. Cavalry. Res. Wilson,
Gentry Co., Mo., and, 1874, Sweet Home, Nodaway Co., Mo.
Children:
11848. 1. Joseph-William', b. 6 mo., 20 d,, 1868, Wilson.
1184!). 2. Leanna-Alta', b. 2 mo., 10 d,, 1870, Sweet Home.
11850. 4. Amy-Caroline*, b. 8 mo,, 7 d,, 1851, Payson, Adams Co., IU., is
deceased.
11851. 5, Charles- Wesley*, b. 12 mo,, 27 d,, 1854, CUnton, III.
11853. 6. Richard-Smith", b. 4 mo,, 18 d,, 1857, C.
11853. 7. Jlary-BUzabeth", b. 8 mo., 9 d,, 1859, C.
11854. 8. James-Ellsworth", b. 6 mo,, 24 d., 1862, C.
11855. 9. Joseph-Grant", b. 9 mo., 9 d., 1865, C.
11856. 10, Ruth-Almira*, b. 7 mo., 27 d., 1871, Sweet Home.
11857. 10. AVilliam-Pbnn', b. 6 mo., 13 d., 1832, Windham, Jle,; was married by
> Rev. Josiah Peet, Norridgewock, 8 mo,, 17 d,, 1845, to Emily-F. Hinds
of Fairfield, Me,, b, 2 mo., 15 d,, 1828, N., dau, of Jason and Celia-N.
(q'obey) of N. Boot and shoe dealer. Res, Brunswick and Durham,
Jle. ; 1872, Fairfield, and, 1874, Larone, Me.
Children :
11858, 1. Mary-Ellen", b. 6 mo., 24 d., 1846, D, ; d. 7 mo., 9 d., 1867, Fairfield,
and was buried in Skowhegan, Jle. She was m. by Alvah Hatch,
Fairfield, 12 mo,, 24 d., 1864, to Ansel Holway, b, 9 mo., 25 d,,
1838, Norridgewock. Farmer. Res. 1874, Larone, Me.
Children :
1. Herbert-Lincoln', b. 12 mo., 5 d., 1865, Fairfield, Jle.
2. Mary-Ellen', b. 6 mo,, 5 d,, 1867, F.
2. Lizzie-Exie', b. 2 mo,, 12 d,, 1851, F. ; was married by Rev. George-
Whitefield' Hathaway [2670], Skowhegan, Jle,, 2 mo,, 12 d., 1873,
to Judson- Wyman Packard, b. 9mo,, 16 d,, 1848, S., s. of Nathan-T.
and Ann  of S.
3. Willie-Penn", b. 11 mo,, 31 d., 1856, Fairfield, Jle.
11. Maktha-Meader', b. 3 mo,, 17 d., 1834, Windham; was married in
Friends' manner, Durham, Jle,, 1 mo., 3 d,, 1850, to Aaron "Varney, of
Brunswick, b. 5 mo., 23 d., 1808, B,, s. of Estes and Elizabeth (Sergeant)
of B. Farmer. Res. Windham, Byron, and Brunswick, aud,
1874, South Durham, Me.
Children:

11859,11860. 11861.

11863. 11863.

11864.11865. 11866.

1. Charles-Milton', b. 7 mo,, 13 d
2. Sarah- Winslow", b. 7. mo,

1852, Brunswick. Res. 1874, Walpole, Mass.
13 d., 1855, Brunswick.
Res. 1874, South Durham, Me.
Francis- William*, b. 2 mo., 27 d., 1858, Brunswick; d. 3 mo., 25
d., 1862, B.

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11867. 12. Eli-Gould', b, 5 mo., 5 d., 1826, Windham; d. 5 mo., 30 d., 1866, Bruns
wick, Me,, and was buried in Durham, Me. He was married in B., by
Elder Jaques, 5 mo., 22 d., 1858, to Susan-B. Varney, b. 3 mo., 11 d.,
1839, dau. of Aaron and Eunice (Getchel) of B. House carpenter.
Res. Clinton, Dewitt Co., 111., and BrunsMiek, Me.
Children :
11868. 1. Francis-Eli", b, 2 mo,, 15 d., 1859, Brunswick. Res. 1874, South Durham, Me.
11869.' 2. Elva-Susan', b. 3 mo,, 81 d,, 1860, B. Res. 1874, Providence, B.L
11870. 3. Ninette-Martha", b. 10 mo., 20 d., 1862, B. Res. 1874, Lisbon, Me.
11871, 4. Winifred-Sarah", b. 8 mo,, 28 d., 1864, B. In 1874, was absent
with friends in Europe.
11872. STEPHEN", [11746] (William', Benjamin*, James', Job', Kenelm',) b. 6
mo., 18 d,, 1782, Falmouth, Jle. ; d, 1 mo., 1 d., 1865, Larone, Somerset Co., Me., and
was buried iu Augusta. He married in Vassalboro, Me., 7 mo., 15 d., 1804, Rebecca
Blish, b. 10 June, 1778, Barnstable, dau. ot Stacy and Mary (Baxter) of "V. She
died 19 Oct. 1835, Augusta, Me. He married 2d, Bath, Jle,, 9 mo., 26 d., 1836,
Elizabeth Bass, b. 5 Aug. 1794, dau, ot  aud Frances (Thomas). She died in
September, 1869, Larone, aud was buried in Augusta. Mr. Winslow served in the
war, when forces were sent to Piatt's Mouth, but was not in battle. Carpenter and
joiner; master builder. Res. Augusta, Kennebec Co., Me.
Children :
11873. 1. George-Washington', b. 2 mo., 16 d., 1805, Portland, Me.; d. 1 Dec.
1888, Waterville. He married in Augusta, Me., 24 Oct. 1882, Catherine
AVilson, born in Boston, Mass, , dau. ot Andrew and Margaret (Bickford)
of B. She m. 2d, Col. Charles Perkins, and died in Galena, III. s.p.
11874. 2. Elizabeth-S'., b. 8 mo., 14 d., 1809, Vassalboro, Jle.; was m. by
Charles AUen, Augusta, Me., 28 Sept. 1848, to Calvin Aiken of Boston,
born in 1808, Deering, N.H., s. of John and Jane (Jlills) of D. He d.
in B., 25 Dec. 1860. Merchant, s.p. She res. 1878, Boston, Mass.
11875, 3. Henry-Petbb', b. 2 mo., 26 d., 1810, Vassalboro; d. 3 Sept. 1872,
Lexington, Ky,', and was buried in Oakland, Alameda Co., Cal. His
will is recorded at San Leandro, Alameda Co., Cal. He married Cath
erine Sawyer. Res. San Francisco, Cal.
Children:
11876. 1. Henry-Eugene', b. 6 Jan. 1884, Augusta, Me. ; was married by Rev.
Mr. Leonard, Waterville, Me., 28 Mar. 1857, to Emily-M. Barney,
b. 17 Oct, 1837, dau. ot Jarvis and Lucinda (Cool) ot W. He was First
Lieutenant in the 4th Iowa Cavalry. Bricklayer. Res. Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, Chicago, III., Stockton, San Joaquin Co., Cal.
P.O. add. 1873, and 1887, West Oakland, Cal.
Cliildren :
11877. 1. Edward- Jarvis', b. 19 Jan. 1858, Mt. Pleasant, Henry Co., Iowa;
m. at Yellow Springs, 0., 31 Jan. 1883, Hannah-Pape Wilson,

11877*11878. 11879.

11880.11881.11882.

11883.

956 Descendants of Steplien' Winslow. K
b. 3 Sept. 1858, YeUow Springs, dau. of Joseph and DeUlah
(Jlarshall) of Y.S. Auditor of New York, Ontario and AVestern
R.R. Co. Res. Brooklyn, N.Y., and, 1887, Yelhw Springs, 0.
Child :
Hugh-Barney'", b. 22 Deo. 1883, Brooklyn, N.T.
2, Herbert-Eugene', b. 14 May, 1860, Mt. Pleasant.
3. Marie-Louise', b. 20 Feb. 1862, AVaterville, Jle. ; m. in Oakland,
Cal., 29 Oct. 1885, Hiram Bradbury, b. Industry, Franklin Co.,
Jle., 1844, s. of Martin and Emily. He is manager of a western "
ranch. Res. 1887, Gilroy, Cal.
4. Mary-Frances', b, 14 Oct, 1871, Oakland, Cal.
5; Kate- Lucinda', b. 31 Jan, 1873, Oakland, Cal.
2. Jlarie-Louise", d. about 1857-8, Jit. Pleasant, Iowa, and was buried
there. She m. at Mt. Pleasant, Ignatius-S. Langdon, who is now
deceased, s.p.
3. Hannah-Frances", b. 29 Jlar. 1839, Augusta, Me. ; was m. at Mt.
Pleasant, by Mr. Gifford, 25 Dec. 1863, to Capt. Alexander Cham
bers, of U.S.A., b. 28 Aug. 1832, ElUcottsville, N.Y., s. of Alex.
and Sarah (McDougall). Colonel of 16th Iowa Infantry ; Brigadier
General U.S.V. ; in 1873, was JIajor U.S.A., and stationed at Fort
D.- A. Russell, Wyoming Territory, s.p. ^gs. 1887 , Owatonna, Minn.
11884. 4. Son", died in infancy.
11885. 4. Harkison-Gray-Otis', b. 8 mo., 26 d., 1811, Harlem, Me.; was married
at Philadelphia, Pa., 10 July, 1842, to Anna-JIaria Hallowell, dau, ot
Jonathan and Sarah (  ), both of whom were of Quaker descent, their
ancestors having come over with William Penn. Res. 1873, Philadelphia, Pa.
Children born in Philadelpbia:
11886. 1. Rev. Frank- Webster", b. 4 Jlar. 1844 ; grad. Pennsylvania Universit'-.
Philadelphia, July, 1863, and at Theo. Sem,, Andover, JIass., Aii^,
1866; was ordained a deacon in Prot. Episc. Church, 1865; priest in
Denver, Col., 1868; rector of St. Paul's church, Jlinersville, Pa.,
1874; and was elected rector of St. James church, Washington, in
1875, at which date he was unmarried. J.-W. Clark, Rectory, St.
James Parish, Washington, D,C., writes, Jlar. 2, 1887: "Rev. F.-
AV. Winslow died several years ago."
11887. 2. Harry-Hallowell', b, 4 Nov. 1848; d, 5 Aug. 1860, P.
11888. 3. Minnie-Hallowell", b. 9 Jlay, 1856.
11889, 4. Anna-Lea", b. 22 Sept. 1857.
11890. 5. EUa-Louise', b. 9 Aug. 1861; d. 1 Mar. 1864, P.
11891. 5. Abigail-A'., b. 10 mo., 9 d., 1813 or '15, Augusta, Jle. ; d. 30 Sept. 1853,
Hallowell, Me,, and was there buried. She married in 1838, David
Guptill, whose name was changed to Gardiner by Act of Jlaine Legis
lature. He was s. of David-Low and JIary (Stacy) ot North Berwick,

K Harrison- Winslow' Gardiner. 957
Me. He died intestate, 3 June, 1866, Hallowell, and was there buried.
Merchant. Res. Farmington, FrankUn Co., Augusta, and
Halloioell, Kennebec Co., Me.
Children:
11892. 1. George-Heni7», b. 27 July, 1889, Farmington.
11893. 2. Charles-WiUiam", b. 19 Jlay, 1841, Farmington.
11894. 3, Harrison-Winslow", b. 16 May, 1843, Farmington; was nidrried by
Christopher-J. Crouch, Morrisville, Bucks Co., Pa,, 5 Jlar. 1868, to
Anna- Ramsey Crouch, b. 27 Apr. 1848, Jlilestown, Philadelphia
Co., Pa., dau. ot Chi-istopher-J. who died 4 Feb. 1874, at Philadel
phia, Pa., aud Hannah (Jenks) of Philadelphia.
We add the following letter, written by Mr. Gardiner to Gen,
Winslow in response to a request for his military record :
EvANSviLLE, Ind,, June 6, 1873.
Gen. E.-F. Winslow, St, Louis, JIo.
Dear Sir: I enlisted in Co. B., 3d Jlaine Infantry, at Augusta,
Me,, April 22d, 1861, not being then quite eighteen years old.
Col. 0,-0. Howard was in command of the regiment, which was
ordered to Washington the latter part of the following Jlay, where
it was incorporated into a brigade, with Howard for Brigadier-Gen.
eral, and ordered to the front, near Alexandria, Va., a few weeks
afterwards. I went into the first Bull Run battle, as private orderly to Gen.
Howard, on foot, the government being short of horses, and with
"side arms" only (a bayonet in its sheath and belt). At au early
hour in the first day's engagement, I deserted my post — the Gen
eral — took a musket as it dropped trom the hands of a soldier shot
dead in the flrst charge our regiment made, and kept his place in
the ranks until the famous retreat. Gen. Howard, although a strict
disciplinarian, overlooked my desertion of him, on learning that
I had done good work.
In Janurary, '62, the U.S. Signal Corps was organized from
details of two officers and four men from each brigade in the Army
ot the Potomac, when I was detailed and ordered to the Camp of
Instruction, Georgetown, D.C, which was in the charge ot Gen.
Myers, the present Chief Signal Officer.
At the end of three months instruction, I was ordered to join
the "Army of the Shenandoah," then under command ot Gen, N,-P.
Banks, and was stationed at his head-quarters during the most ot hia
campaign. Our party was afterwards assigned to the head-quartors
of Generals Pope, Franklin, Burnside, JlcClellan, Hooker, Jleado,
Sedgewick, and Wright, taking active part in all the great battles in
which those Generals participated in the "Army of the Potomac,"
such as first and second Bull Run, Antietam, South Jlonntain,

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Harrison- Winslow' Gardiner.

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11895.
11895" 11895" 11896.
11897.
11898,

Gettysburg, first and second Fredericksburg or Chancellorsville,
thence on toward Richmond as far as Cold Harbor, where I was
discharged by reason of "expiration ot term of service," on the
fourth day of June, 1864, and on the second day of that battle.
April Sth, 1865. — Richmond still unconquered. I felt the old
fervor of '61, and re-enlisted; was assigned to Co. C, Sixth Regiment
of Hancock's Veteran Army Corps, "for one year, or during the war."
Richmond tell, and the war ended before we were fairly organized,
but being retained in service for " Camp and Garrison" duty for the
year, I accepted an appointment in the ofifice ot the " Commissary ot
JIustei-s," District of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa., remaining
there a few months until the Department was abolished, when I was
ordered to Gen. Auger's head-quarters, Department of Washington,
D.C, where I continued until the expiration ot my term; was
mustered out of service April 12, 1866. Ot the fourteen young men
with whom I enUsted in 1861, all but myself were promoted to
commissioned offices of various grades from that ot Lieutenant to
that ot Brigadier-General.
During the winter of 1862 and '63 the Signal Corps was incor
porated in the regular army (by act of Congress) where no promotions
are made trom the ranks. As a member ot the Corps I was afforded
rare opportunities for the observation of whole armies in line ot
march and battle, and for a general knowledge of their plans, which
was offered no other private soldier, and few officers. And though
our signals always made us a target for tbe enemy's fire, we were
not exposed to the severest hardships of the rank and file. That we
had our share of danger is well illustrated in a poem written by
(I think) George Alfred Townsend, for delivery on the occasion of
the first anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg, wherein he speaks
of the good done by us for the army on that terrible "Round Top,"
where I was stationed three long days.
Yours very truly. H.-W. Gardiner.
General paymaster of St. Louis and South Eastern Railway
Company, and, 1887, secretary and treasurer, of the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company, 87 Milk St., Boston, Mass. Res. Hal
lowell, Me., Philadelphia, Pa., 1875, St. Louis, Mo., and,
1887, Boston, Mass.
Children: 1. Marion- Bamsey' , b, 26 Jan. 1869, Jlorrisville, Bucks Co., Pa.
2. Edward- Winshio', b. 28 Apr. 1874, Evansville, Ind. ; d. 25 Aug.
1874, St, Paul, Minn,
8. Harrison- Winshw', b. 19 Juue, 1878, St. Louis, JIo.
4. Inez- Abbey', b, 16 May, 1843, Farmington, Me.
5. Frederic-A. -C"., b. 7 Jau. 1848, F.
6. Annie-AVinslow', b, 17 Dec. 1852, HalloweU; d. 16 Mar. 1862.

'^ William- Harrison Wheeler. 959
11899, 7. Cora-Nason", b. 10 Apr. 1859, H. ; d. 24 Feb. 1860.
11900, 6. Eunice-Ellen', b. 4 mo., 20 d., 1817, Augusta, Me.; married Joseph
Lamson, who died; and she m. 2d, Samuel-W. Sawyer. Res. 1873, Chicago, 111.
11901. 7. Sarah', b. 10 mo., 14 d., 1820, Vassalboro, Me.; was married by Caleb
Fuller, Augusta, Me., 13 May, 1888, to WilUam-Harrison AVheeler, b.
13 Feb. 1817, Worcester, Worcester Co., Mass., s. ot Reuben and SaUy
(Whitney) of Boston, JIass., and Bangor, Jle. Mrs. Wheeler res. 1887,
Pasadena, Cal.
The largest part of Mr. Wheeler's lite was spent in Augusta. " He
served a long and faithful apprenticeship as a printer in the office of the
Kennebec Journal, continued his connection with the office tor many years
as journeyman, and became one of the proprietors in 1850, when Luther
Severance, whom he succeeded as editor, retired from the paper to accept
the mission to the Sandwich Islands. In June, 1853, Mr. W. sold his
interest in the property to his partner, Wm.-H. Simpson, but remained
as editor until 1854, when he went into business in Bahgor as partner ot
John-H. Lynde, in the publication ot tbe Bangor Daily Whig and Courier.
Ot this paper he was editor and joint proprietor from 1854 until the
autumn of 1869, when he sold his interest to Mr. Lynde, and removed to
Boston, where he was employed as one of the editors of the New England
Farmer. "The Bangor Whig and Courier, to which his riper powers ahd renifirk-
able constancy were devoted for a period of fifteen years, was, under his
management, continually advanced in public favor, aud recognized every
where as a journal whose editorials were sufficiently forceful, always
practical, judicious, and high toned; and whose selections even were
governed by scrupulous care and steady conscience."
"His views with regard to the duties and obligations of journal
ism were pure aud lofty. He was thoroughly conscientious yet unob
trusive, gentle and amiable at all times, upright in his walk and catholic
in spirit; was.modest and retiring to a fault, otherwise he might have
held high official position, " — Boston Journal.
" William-Harrison Wheeler, Esq., for the past fifteen years one of
tl^e proprietors and the leading editor of the Bangor Whig, has sold his
interest in the paper aud terminated his editorial labors. His closing
address to his patrons and the public is written in excellent taste and
spirit, from which we clip the follo<fing:
" ' My retirement at this time is dictated by, the demands of failing
health and of failing eyesight, overtaxed as both have been by constant
service in an editorial lite of twenty-two years, and an active connection
with the printing business of more than thirty-five years. The constantly
increasing demand.? of a daily paper upon the energies and labors of its
controlling director .are more than I can longer meet with justice to
myself, to the patrons of the paper, or to the requirements of duty to my
family.

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K

'"The political cause for which we have been called to labor, during
the connection ot the firm with the paper, is one in which my whole
heart and ray warmest feelings have been engaged; and I shall ever
refiect with pride and pleasure, that I was pei-mitted in some degree
to aid in the advancement of that cause, and to witness, before I left, its
glorious triumph. We commenced our connection with the 'Whig at a
time coeval with the formation of the RepubUcan party. We have
witnessed its sure and rapid growth — its permanent establishment — first
the restriction and then the abolishment of slavery, under its influence
and action — and at length, as I trust, the full establishment of freedom
and equal rights under its auspices. Its beneficent mission hereafter
will be to defend and preserve those rights unimpaired, through the
length and breadth ot the republic, as long as an enemy remains to
strike at their existence.'"
"Mr. Wheeler has been a very efficient, faithful, and useful servant
of the public. He will be missed from the editorial fraternity in the State.
As an advocate ot Republican principles and measures his course has been
signally commendable and successful. He has sought the growth,
harmony, and usefulness of the Republican party. He has never given
his influence to sectional prejudice or local factions. He has not made
his columns the conduit ot mischievous gossip or injurious calumny
under the shield of " correspondence.'" Modest, flrm, bold without being
turbulent, he has been one ot the best political editors Jlaine has ever had.
We wish him peace, prosperity, and returning health in his retirement,"
— Belfast Journal.
Mr. Wheeler died at his residence in East Concord Street, Boston,
of Bright's disease, 9 March, 1871. Fully prepared tor the inevitable
issue, he bore his allotted suffering with the fortitude becoming a man,
and the resignation and trust ot a Christian. Res. Worcester, Mass.,
Augusta and Bangor, Me,, and Boston,

Children :
11902. 1. Charles-Henry", b, 9 July, 1889, Augusta, Jle, ; died there, 28 Dec.
1841.
11903. 3. Lizzie- Annie", b. 27 Sept. 1842, Augusta, Jle, ; was married by Rev.
John Chambers (Pres.), Philadelphia, Pa,, 11 May, 1868, to John-
Perry Barrett, b, 19 Feb. 1841, Watertown, Mass., s. of Luther-
Gustavus aud Margaret (Ridley) of Boston, JIass. Assistant Treas
urer ot St. Louis and S.E, R,R. Add, 1873, Office St. Louis and
South Eastern Railway, St. Louis, Mo. Res. 1887, Lacon, III.
Children:
11904. 1- Frank-Perry', b. 16 Apr. 1868, Boston.
11905. 2. George-Edson', b. 9 Nov. 1871, Boston.
11906. 3. WUUam-Harrison", b. 12 Oct. 1845, Augusta, Me. ; was married by
Rev. C-H. narrower (Jleth.), New York City, 12 Oct. 1870, foElla-P.
Mead. Printer. Add. 1873, West Jledford, 1887, Cambridge, Mass.

K Descendants of Stephen' Winsloio. 961
11907. 4, JIary-Augusta*, b. 13 Sept. 1851, Augusta; was m. by Rev. W.-H.-
H. Murray, assisted by Rev. Ogden Hall, Boston, JIass., 17 Nov.
1869, to Frederic-R. Hall. Add. 1873, W. Medford, Mass.
1887, Chicago, III.
11908. 5. Edward-Winslow*, b. 15 Oct. 1858, Bangor, Jle.; m. 31 July, 1882,
Helena-Theresa Dolan, b. 17 July, 1860.
1887, 416 Harvard St., Gamdridge, Mass.
11908» 1. Thomas- Winslow', b. 18 May, 1883; d. 28 July, 1883.
IIOOS" 2. Edward-Winslow', b. 25, Jlay, 1884.
11908O ;!. William-Harrison', b. 7 June, 1887. •
By 2d marriage:
11909. 8. Gen. Edward-Francis', b. 9 mo,, 28 d., 1837, Augusta, Me.; m. at
Greensbui-g, Decatur Co., Ind., 9 mo., 24 d., 1860, Laura-Laseur Berry, b.
16 Dec. 1841, in Indiana, dau. of Rev. Lucien, D.D,, and Adeline (Fay)
of Greensburg. Gen. Winslow enUsted in the service ot his country for the perpetu
ation of the Union Sept. 1861, in the 4th Iowa Regt. of Cavalry Volun
teers; was commissioned Captain of Co. F. of that Regiment, 33 Nov.
1861; was commissioned Alajor, 3 Jau. 1863; and Colonel, 20 June, 1863;
was breveted Brigadier-General, 1 Dec. 1864. He was twice wounded,
once at Big Blue River, JIo., 23 Oct. 1864; was mustered out of the
service after the close ot the war, 10 Aug, 1865, at Atlanta, Ga.
Since the war, Gen. Winslow has been much engaged in the railroad
interests ot the country, tor which his genius, executive ability, and
uprightness of character eminently fit bim. He has been president of
the St. Louis and S.E, Railroad Co., ot the Atlantic and Pacific, St.
Louis, and San Francisco R.R,, the Cedar Rapids and Northern Roads,
director and president of tbe New York, Ontario, and Western R.R,,
and, 1887, is president of the St. Louis and San Fr.ancisco Railway Co,
See appendix, 1887, Office 15 Broad St, Res. New York City.
11910, 9, George-Stephen', b. 2 mo., 4 d., 1840, Augusta, Jle.; is deceased; m.
by Rev. J.-H. Ingraham, Augusta, 15 Oct. 1862, to Emma- WiUiams
Norcross, born in Whitney ville, Me., dau. of Joseph and Jlargaret-AUen
(Shearman). She d. 4 Sept. 1871, Augusta, and was there interred. He
was m. 3d, by Rev, J. -J. James, Jit. Vernon, III,, 4 Nov. 1873, to Ella-
Robinson Norcross, sister ot his first wife. She was b, 9 Feb. 1848,
Franklin, Hancock Co., Jle. Railway superintendent. For additional
records and biography see appendix. Res. Augusta, Me., until Jlar.
1869, when he removed to Mt. Vernon, III.
Children :
11911, 1. Edna-Laura", b. 23 Apr, 1868, Augusta, Me.
11912. 2. Arthur-Gardiner*, b. 21 Jlar. 1871; d. 8 Aug. 1872, Mt. Vernon, III,
and was buried in Augusta, Me.
11912". 3. Edward-Francis, b. May, 1875.

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11913. PETER', [11747] (William', Benjamin*, James', Job', Kenelm',) b. 9 mo.,
30 d., 1783, Falmouth, Me, ; d. Belfast, Jle,, se. 97 years, 8 months, and 14 days; m.
Falmouth, 9 mo,, 29 d,, 1806, Sally Clark; m. 2d, Belfast, Jle,, 10 mo., 13 d., 1887,
Fanny Joy. Mr. Winslow lived to see the United States grow from less than 3, 000, 000
inhabitants to a powerful nation of 50,000,000 people. In 1804, he was a voter aud
deposited his ballot at the Presidential election of that year, aud at every subsequent
Presidential election. Originally a Federalist, Whig, and Republican, he remained
true to that faith until the last year ot his life, voting then tor Gen. Hancock. He
married, and lived in Portland a number of years. While a resident of that city he
superintended the erection of the old Observatory on JIunjoy Hill. In 1813, he
moved to Belfast from Kennebec County and settled upon the east side of the harbor,
near Goose River. That was before the western side of the river, where the city now
stands, was settled. He subsequently removed to the west side. Mr. Winslow was
a member of Capt, Swan's company in the war of 1812, and was one of the party
who, through strategy, rescued the powder on Wilson's Hill, while Belfast was in
the hands of the British. He was a carpenter by trade, a superior workman, and
erected many of the earlier buildings in Belfast. In 1832 he was one of the number
who erected there the old Methodist church at the corner of Miller and Cross
streets; was a devout Jlethodist through life and was buried from that church, in
Belfast. He was never prominent in public affairs, but appUed himself strictly to
his caUing, in which he won great reputation. Farmer and carpenter. Res, Belfast, Me.
Children:
11914. 1. JoHN-C, b. 6 mo., 12 d., 1805; d. 9 mo., 1833, B." Res. Belfast, Me.
11915. 2. William, [11926] b. 12 mo., 11 d., 1807; married  ,
11916. 3. Benjamin, [11932] b, 9 mo., 1809; d. Bangor, Jle.; married  .
11917. 4. Sarah, [11936] b. 10 mo., 20 d., 1811; m. William Pitcher.
11918. 5. Martin, b. 9 mo., 1814; died aged 2^ years.
11919. 6. Phbbb-P,, b. 12 mo., 10 d., 1816; d. 1838, at herresidence in China, Jle. ;
married  .
11920. 7. Lydia, b. 3 mo., 12 d,, 1819; m. Calvin Pitcher, and had six children.
Res. 1873, and 1881, Belfast, Me.
11921. 8. Peter, b. 4 mo,, 1821. 1876, res. Nor.a, 111., and, 1881, Illinois.
11923. 9. Elijah, b. 1833; is deceased, ^es. Prescott, Minnesota.
11933. 10, JIartin, b. 1835. Res. 1872, San Francisco, Cal.
11924. 11. JIartha, b, 1827; d. AVisconsin; m. Amasa Prescott. 4 children.
Res. Prairie du Chien, Wis.
11925. 12. Helen-Frances, b. 5 mo., 1829; d. 1870, Weymouth, JIass,; m, Frank-
AVoodside, Boston, JIass. 2 children.
11926. AVILLIAJI', [11915] (Peter', William', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 12 mo., 11 d., 1807; married  , [See 11368]. Res. 1876, Belfast, Me.
Children:
11927. 1. William-H'., entered the navy as volunteer at the commencement of the
rebellion, and continued in the service until its close. Was promoted

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from master's mate to acting master for an act of bravery published in
the Army and Navy Begister, Washington, D,C Physician.
P.O. add. 1876, No. 821 South 12th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
11928. 2. Edward-N*. Merchant tailor, lies. 1876, Lawrence, Mass.
11929. 3. Ukania-Frances", is dece.ased.
11930. 4. Maria-Annette*, married Frank-B. Knowlton, and had two children.
Merchant. Res. Belfast, Me.
11981. 5. Theodore-N*. Merchant, flrm of T.-W. Pitcher & Co. B,es. Belfast, Me.
11982. BENJAMIN', [11916] Peter', William', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 9 mo., 1809; died in Bangor, Me. ; married  .
Children :
11983. 1. Sarah, married  .
11984. 2. Isabel, married George Gilman of Orono, Me.
11935. 8. Ellen, married Charles Pote of Bangor, Jle,
11936. SARAH', [11917] (Peter', William', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b.
10 mo., 20 d., 1811; m. WiUiam Pitcher. Res. 1873, and 1881, Belfast, Me.
Children :
11937. 1. Augusta", married Gen. Z,-C. Nickerson of Chelsea, JIass.
11938. 2. Anne- Antoinette*, married Edwin Fletcher of Camden, Jle.
11939. 3. Herbert', is deceased.
11940. 4. Martin- Winslow*, is deceased.
11941. 5. Louisa', is deceased.
11942. 6. Martin- Winslow". Res. 1876, San Francisco, Cal.
11943. 7. Oscar", m. Louise Lovejoyj and had one child; m. 2d, Hattie Chick of
New York City.
11944. 8. Marietta", is deceased.
11945. 9. F.-C*., m. Gen. Libbey. Res, 1S7G, Belfast, Me.
11946. JOSEPH', [11748] William', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 11
mo., 2 d., 1784, Falmouth, Me. ; d. 6 mo,, 7 d,, 1870, Winthrop, Me., and was there
buried; m. 11 mo., 25 d., 1825, Hannah Briggs of AV,, b. 1 mo,, 9 d,, 1796, Hallo
well, Jle., dau. of Ezra and Mary (Wadsworth) of W., and sister of the wife of
Daniel' [11964]. She died 6 mo., 6 d., 1873, W., and was buried there. Farmer.
Res. Falmouth and Winthrop, Me.
Children born in Falmouth.
11947. 1. Benjamin', b. 2 mo., 11 d., 1827; d. 4 mo., 3 d., 1848, Provideuce, R.L
11948. 2. Henry', b, 9 mo,, 6 d,, 1838; m. Manchester, Me,, 11 mo,, 26 d,, 1861,
Mary-D. Rogers, b. 4 mo,, 25 d., 1838; d. 3 mo,, 31 d,, 1864, Winthrop,
Me., and was buried there. She was>dau. of Isaiah-P, and Abigail (Dow)
of China, Me. He m. 2d, Fairfield, Me., 1 mo,, 5 d., 1869, Jlary-G.
Maxfield, b. 20 June, 1837, Albion, Me., dau. of Albert-Hussey and Sarah-
A. (Gifford). Carpet block cutter. Res, 1874, Winthrop, Me.
11949. 3. Ends', b. 6 mo., Id., 1830, F. ; d, 8 mo., 32 d,, 1832, F,

964 Descendants of William^ Winslow. K
11950. 4. Eunice', b. 7 mo,, 15 d,, 1883, F. ; d. 2 mo,, 20 d,, 1859, Winthrop.
11951. 5. Zenas', b. 6 mo., 18 d,, 1834, F. ; d. 2 mo., 8 d., 1878, Winthrop; in.
10 mo. 15 d., 1864, Augusta-R. Goodhue. Res. Winthrop, Me.
11953. 6, Mary-W'., b. 3 mo., 9 d., 1836, F. ; m. 8 mo,, 31 d., 1864, Levi Jones,
b. 8 Sept. 1816, Temple, Franklin Co., Me. Res. 1875, Winthrop, Me.
Children born in Winthrop :.
11958. 1. Levi-Elwood*, b. 3 Sept. 1865.
11954. 2. ( Lillian-May", b. 14 Apr. 1869.
11955. 8. ( Linwood-Beede", b. 14 Apr. 1869.
11956. ROBERT", [11750] (William', Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 8 mo.,
1 d,, 1786, Falmouth, Me, ; d. 6 mo., 27 d., 1831; married, 11 mo., 6 d., 1811,
Eunice Hussey, b. 3 mo,, 18 d,, 1791, Vassalboro, Jle. ; d. 11 mo., 30 d., 1815. He
m. 3d, 2 mo,, 3 d,, 1817, Sarah Tabor, b. 2 mo,, 11 d., 1795, V., d. 8 mo., 30 d.,
1826; m. 3d, Phebe Tabor, (sister ot his second wife), b. 1 mo., 15 d., 1801; d. 9
mo,, 10 d,, 1833.
Children :
11957. 1. Rbbbcca-Hussey', b. 8 mo., 24 d., 1812, Winslow, Me. ; d. 4 mo., 30 d.,
1833.
11958. 2. Phebe-Pope', b. 9 mo., 37 d., 1814; d. 4 mo., 10 d., 1835.
11959. 8. George', b, 6 mo., 14 d,, 1819, Vassalboro, Me.; diedin Massachusetts;
m. and bad a daughter who was married, and residing in 1872, FaU
River, JIass, She res. 1873, North Vassalboro, Me.
11960. 4, Daniel-T'., b. 11 mo,, 28 d,, 1821, Vassalboro; d. 4 mo., 8 d., 1871,
San Jose, California.
11961. 5. Sarah-T'., b, 9 mo,, 6 d,, 1828, Vassalboro; d. 9 mo., 1846, Gardiner,
Me,, where she was teaching in the high school.
11963. 6, William', b, 8 mo., 28 d., 1826; m. and had two children. In 1872
was residing in Oregon.
11963. 7. Eunice', b, 8 mo,, 14 d., 1831; is deceased. She m.  Sanderson,
and had a daughter, who was niue years ot age in 1872. Removed to
California with her brother Daniel-T'.
11964, DANIEL', [11753] (William', Benjamin*, James', Job', Eenelm',) b. 8 mo,,
31 d., 1789, Falmouth, Jle,; m. AVinthrop, Jle., 1 mo., 35 d., 1815, Irene Briggs
of W., b. 15 Nov. 1793, W., dau. ot Ezra aud JIary (Wadsworth) of W,, and sister
of the wife of Joseph" [11946], Farmer. Res. Falmouth, West Gardiner, and Pair-
field, Jle. 1873, St. Albans, Somerset Co., Me.
Children:
11965. 1. Phebe', b. 5 Nov. 1815, Falmouth, Jle. ; d. 10 Dec. 1848, St. Albans,
Jle., and was their buried. She married in Fairfield, Somerset Co,, Me.,
33 Nov. 1837, Dr. Daniel-R, Bailey, who is now deceased. He was son
of Ezekiel and Hannah (Robbins). Res. Fairfield, St. Albans, and Win
throp, Me. His second wife, Mary-F. Bailey, was residing in the latter
place in 1878.

Keith, Taylor, Payne, Wing, Tuttle, Magoon.

965

11970.11971. 11972.

Children, seven iu number, four of whom are deceased:
11966. Samuel-T'.
11967. Hannah".
11968. George-L". 'Rsa. 187Z, Winthrop, Me.
11969. 2. Benjamin', b, 20 Mar. 1817, Falmouth; was married by Alexander-JL
Averill, Mattapoisett, JIass,, 2 Jan. 1842, to Phebe- JIurdock Shearman,
b. 5 Aug. 1824, JI., dau. ot Job and Phebe (Standish) of M. Ship-car
penter. Res. Vassalboro and JIanchester, Me. 1873, Mattapoisett, Muss.
Children :
1. Irene-Briggs*, b. 21 May, 1843, Fairfield, Me. ; d. 16 Aug. 1848,
JIattapoisett.
2. Daniel", b. 9 Dec. 1847, JIattapoisett.
3. Irene-Wadsworth", b. 11 June, or July, 1852, Mattapoisett; was
married in Jlarion, JIass,, by Rev. Henry-C Vose, 24 Oct. 1870,
to WiUiam-Henry' Keith [4521], b. 3 Sept. 1843, Mattapoisett, son
of Charles ot M,, and Rachel' (Winslow) (Capt. Asa', Ezra', Josiah*,
Josiah', Kendm', Kenelm'). Jlariuer. She was divorced on her
appUcation in 1885, in Rhode Island, and m. 30 May, 1886, W.-R.
Taylor, a lawyer of Boston, Res, 1874, JIattapoisett, and,
1887, Boston, Mass.
Child : Bachel- Winshw', b. 17 Jlar. 1872, Mattapoisett, JIass.
Olivia-Standish", b. 26 Apr. 1854, Jfatrtapoisett ; m. by Matthew
Batchelor, New Bedford, Mass., 20 S -pt. 1870, to James- Alonzo
Payne, b. Feb. 1836, Mattapoisett, s, of Abraham and Susannah
(Hathaway) ot JI. Jlariner. Res, 1873, Mattapoisett, Mast.
Bernard-Barton', b. 22 Sept. 1864, Manchester, Kennebec Co., Me.
Edward-Shearman', b. 28 Jan. 1869, Mattapoisett; d. there, 8 Sept.
1872.
11977. 3. JIary', b. 23 Nov. 1818, W^^cnrop, Jle.; m, Fairfield, Me., 37 Mar. 1851,
Levi Wing, b. 36 Nov. 1809, Clinton, Me., s. of Jabez and Betsey
(Kendall), He died 24 Jlay, 1868, Fail-field, Me,, and was buried there.
She married 2d, Pittsfield, Me., 6 Dec. 1871, David Tuttle, b. 24 Jan.
1806, Nottingham, N.H., s. of Joseph and Hannah (Lucy). Jlason.
Res. 1873, St. Albans, Me.
Children, all ot whom were born and died in Fairfield:
11978. 1. Hannah-Maria", b. 26 Sept. 1852; d. 30 Aug, 1864,
11979. 2. Eunice-Bailey", b. 20 Jlar. 1858; d, 17 Aug, 1864,
11980. 8. Abby-Auna", b. 1 Apr. 1862; d. 28 Oct. 1864,
11981. 4. .Joseph', b, 31 Mai-. 1821, Gardiner, Jle.; died there, 23 Mar, 1821.
11982. 5. Hannah-Briggs', b. 12 Mar. 1822, 6. ; m. at Friend's meeting, Fairfield,
Jle., 28 Sept. 1843, Josiah Magoon, b. 26 July, 1820, Litchfield, Me., s.
of Josiah and Mary (Getchel) of L. Carpenter and millwright. Res,
1872, Fail-field, Me. Add. 1874, Larone, Somerset Co., Me.

11973.11974.

11975.11976.

4.

5.
6.

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Children born in Fairfield, Me.
11983. 1. Mary-Anna", b. 6 May, 1844; m. 15 Feb. 1870, Orin Gulifer.
P.O. add., Waterville, Me.
Child:
11984. Gilbert- Marshal', b. 14 Nov. 1870.
11985. 2. JIaria-EUen', b, 25 Nov. 1847; m. 28 Aug. 1870, Joseph-Francis
Libby.
Children :
11986. 1. Lillian-Frances', b. 10 June, 1871.
11987. 2. Mary-Liade' , b, 3 Aug, 1872.
11988. 3. Phebe-Elizabeth', b. 11 Mar. 1852; d. 29 Sept. 1864.
11989. 4, Gilbert-Augustine", b. 28 Feb. 1857; d. 19 Sept. 1864.
11990. 5. JIartha-Irena", b. 2 Jlay, 1860; d. 14 Sept. 1864.
11991. 6, Emma-Sophia", b, 18 July, 1865,
11992. 6. Joseph', b. 9 Jlay, 1824, Gardiner, Jle.; m. St. Albans, Me., 33 Oct.
1850, Eunice Douglass, b. 4 Jlar. 1824, Durham, Cumberland Co., Me,,
dau. ot David and Hannah (Davis), Farmer, s,p. Res. Fairfield,
Jle,, three years in Clinton Co, , O., and, 1873, St. Albans, Somerset Co., Me.
11993. 7. JIoses', b, 8 June, 1826, Gardiner, Jle.; m. at Friend's meeting, Litch
field, Me., 8 Jlar. 1853, Eunice Pinkham, b. 4 Dec. 1832, dau. of Andrew
and Miriam (AVadsworth) of Litchfield, Me. Postmaster, farmer, and
mill man. Res. Fairfield, Me., and, 1874, Larone, Me.
Children born in Fairfield;
11994. 1. Charies-Edwin", b, 31 Oct. 1854.
11995. 2. WiUiam-Henry', b, 10 June, 1856.
11996, 3. Lucy-Briggs", b, 25 Oct, 1866.
11997, 4. Martha-Lizzie", b. 15 Nov. 1868,
11998. 8, Isaac', b. 13 Feb. 1838, Gardiner, Me.; m, Albion, Jle., by Friends'
ceremony, 20 Jan. 1853, Sarah Varney, dau. of Ebenezer and Lois (Jep
son) of A. Farmer. Res. Gardiner, Fairfield, and,
1875, St. Albans, Somerset Co., Me.
Children born in Fairfield :
11999. 1. S,-Elma", b. 14 Sept. 1854.
12000, 2. L-Oscar", b. 30 Jan, 1856,
12001. 3. Julia-Ella", b. 7 Mar. 1862.
12002. 4, Clara-Abbie", b. 1 July, 1863,
12003. 5. Rena-L",, b. 38 Oct, 1866,
12004. 6, Arthur-Jl'., b. 16 May, 1870; d. 25 Dec. 1873.
12005. 9. Robert', b. 28 May, 1831, Gardiner, Jle, ; m. Somerset County, Jle., 22
Aug, 1^54, Phebe Shepard, b. 12 Oct. 1831, Fairfield, Me., dau, of
Daniel and EUzabeth (Gifford) of St, Albans, Me, She died 30 Mar,
1873, Springdale, Cedar Co., Iowa, and was buried in West Branch,
Iowa. Mechanic and boot and shoe manufacturer. Res. Fairfield and,
1878, West Branch, Cedar Co., Iowa.

K

12006.12007. 12008. 12009. 13010.

12011.12012. 13013.

12014.12015. 12016.

Estes, Jones. odf'
Child i-en :
1. Charles-Augustus', b. 8 Oct. 1859, St. Albans, Me.
2. Elizabeth-Irene", b. 5 Apr. 1861, S.A.
8. Mary-Abby*, b.'ie Oct. 1864, Fairfield, Me.
4. Herbert-Leslie*, b. 16 May, 1872, W. Branch, Iowa.
10. Charles-Copfin', b. 13 Jan. 1834, Gardiner, Me. ; m, by Friends'
ceremony, Vassalboro, Me., 25 Oct. 1860, to Lusanna-G. Frye, b. 14
Dec. 1834, V., dau. ot Isaiah and Mary (Goddard) of V. Agent for
Singer Sewing Machine Co., N.Y. Res. California and Oregon; was iu
Indian War of Oregon, 1856-7. Res. 1873, Washington, Washington Co., Iowa.
Children: 1. Edith-Lanora", b. 7 Apr. 1862, Vassalboro.
2. Walter-Edwin", b. 25 July, 1868, Portlaud, Cumberiand Co., Jle.
11. AVilliam-Prince', b. 20 Jan. 1836, Fairfield, Me.; m. Hallowell, Ken-
ebec Co., Jle,, 7 Aug. 1859, Nancy-Maria Pinkham, b. 8 Mar. 1839,
Litchfield, Jle., dau, of Andrew and JIiriam (Wadsworth) of L. Farmer.
Res. 1873, St. Albans, Me.
Children: 1. Martha-Emma", b. 5 Apr. 1862, Fairfield, Jle.
3. Maria-Delia", b. 16 Sept. 1865, F.
3. Rosanna", b. 9 Jlay, 1867, St. Albans, Jle.

12017. ELIJAH", [11753] (William', Benjamin*, James', Job', Kenehn',) b. 8 mo.,
28 d,, 1793, Falmouth. Jle.; d. 10 mo., 17 d., 1868, F. His wiU is recorded at
Augusta, Jle. He married in F., 6 mo., 29 d., 1817, Phebe Tobey of F. ; m. 2d,
China, Jle,, 2 mo,, 23 d., 1820, Dorcas (Jones) Rogers, b. 12 mo., 7 d., 1797; d. 2.
mo,, 8 d,, 1829, China, and was their buried; m. 3d, in that town, 6 mo., 28 d,,
1830, Jlary-Buffum Dow ot C, b. 5 mo., 25 d., 1801; d. 5 mo., 29 d,, 1846, China,
and was there interred. She was dau. of John and Zilpba (Lincoln) of C. He m.
4th, in Albion, Me., 7 mo,, 22 d., 1847, Mary Varney of Albion or Unity, Jle., dau.
of Ebenezer and Lois (Jepson) ot A. [She married 2d, Cyrus Estes.] Tanner and
boot and shoe manufacturer. Res. Falmouth, China, and Winthrop, Jle.
South Paris, Me.
Children:
12018. 1. Joseph-Tobey', b. 3 mo,, 27 d,, 1818; d. 5 mo., 6 d,, 1818,
12019, 3. Phebe-Pope', b. 12 mo,, 12 d,, 1820, Falmouth, Jle.; m, China, Jle,,
10 mo., 27 d,, 1841, Reuben-T. Jones, b. 3 mo., 23 d., 1819, Temple,
Me., s. of Reuben and Lavinia (Richmond) ot Durham. Oil-cloth and
carpet manufacturer. Res. 1876, Winthrop, Me,
Children born in Winthrop :
12020. 1. Charles-Martin", b. 2 mo,, 19 d., 1844; m. Philadelphia, Pa., 9 mo.,
8 d,, 1864, Mary Walsh, Sea-captain; later, block-cutter for print
ing oil-cloths.

968

Descendants of William" Winslow.

K

Child:
12021. Fhrence-May', b. 5 mo,, 2 d,, 1866, Philadelphia.
12022. 2. Mary-Buffum", b. 5 mo., 21 d,, 1846; m. 5 mo., 13 d., 1872, Frank-
C Johnson of Ulster Co., N.Y. Newark, N.J.
Child:
13023. Nellie-Maud', b. 6 mo., 1 d., 1873, Newark.
12024. 3. < Lydia-EUen", b, 1 mo,, 9 d., 1852.
12025. 4. ( Levi-Edwin', b, 1 mo,, 9 d., 1852.
12026. 5. Levi-Fi-ank", b. 1 mo,, 1 d. 1855.
12027. 3, Jeremiah-Rogers', b. 3 mo., 16 d., 1822, Falmouth, Me.; d. 1 mo., 8
d., 1823.
12038. 4. Lavina-Morrill', b. 10 mo., 16 d., 1828, Falmouth, Jle.; m, 2 mo., 24
d,, 1844, Moses Briggs, b. 12 mo., 28 d,, 1818, Winthrop, Jle,, s. ot
Ezra and- Mary (Wadsworth) ot W. Blacksmith. Res. St. Albans,
China, and, 1876, Winthrop, Me.
Children :
12029. 1. Elijah- Winslow", b. 2 mo., 10 d., 1846, China, Me.
12030. 2. Lucy-Caroline*, b, 3 mo., 17 d., 1849, Winthrop.
12031. 3. Frank-Elwood", b. 7 mo., 18 d., 1858, W.
12032. 5. Sarah', b. 5 mo., 27 d,, 1826, China, Jle, ; m. 9 mo,, 22 d., 1847, Henry-
C Goddard of Vassalboro, Me., born there, 11 Dec. 1828, s. of Israel
and Lucy (  ). He d. in V., 2 Oct. 1875. Insurance agent. Vassalboro, Me.
Children born in Vassalboro :
12033. 1. Ann-Maria', b. 10 mo., 3 d., 1848; d. 1849.
12034. 3. Lucy-Maria", b, 11 mo,, 16 d., 1850; in. Boston, Mass., 5 June, 1872,
WlUiam-Danforth Dole of B,, b. 25 Jlay, 1845, Newton, Mass., s. of
Samuel, who died 19 Nov. 1862, Newburyport, Mass., and Mary-
Ann (  ) ot B. Merchant.
Res. 1876, 29 Mt. Pleasant Ave., Boston Highhnds, Boston, Mass.
12035. 3. Jlary-Ellen", b. 11 mo., 1 d,, 1851.
13036. 4. Phebe-Etta*, b. 1 mo., 21 d., 1858.
12037. 5. Herbert-Henry", b. 8 mo,, 14 d., 1866
12038. 6. Dorcas-Ellen', b. 8 mo., 80 d., 1828, Cnina, Me. ; m. there, by Rev.
Isaiah Rogers, 7 mo., 8 d,, 1850, to Rev. True-Page Adams, M.E, min
ister. Res. 1873, Bowdoinhara, Me., aud, 1876, Kenndmnkport, Me.
Children :
12039. Everett-Fremont*.
12040. Freddie'
12041. 7. Zilpha-Jane', b. 4 mo,, 29 d., 1831, China, Me.; m. there, 11 mo., 14
d., 1854, Benjamin-Gifford Shepherd of St, Albans, Somerset Co., Me.,
b. 11 mo,, 26 d., 1828, Fairfield, Somerset Co. , Me., s. ot Dauiel and Eliza
beth (Gifford) of St. Albans. Farmer. 8.p. Res. 1876, St. Albans, Me.

Curtis, Bullard, Sweet.

969

12042. OLIVER", [2054] (Benjamin*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b, 2 Jlar. 1752 or
'58, Falmouth, Me. ; d. 28 Feb. 1842, and was buried in Albion, Me. ; m, Sarah Han
son, b. 4 Jlar, 1853, Dover, N.H,, dau. of Solomon and Anne (Varney) of D., and
sister of Judith, who married James' Torrey [2060]. She d. 6 May, 1832, and was
buried in Albion. Res. Falmouth, now Poi-tland, Me.
Children born in Falmouth :
13043. 1. Joseph", b, 21 or 27 July, 1778; died in 1851; m. in his native town, 21
Oct. 1804, Charlotte-Newman Noyes, b. 17 Jan. 1789. Previous to 1844,
Mrs. Charlotte-N. Winslow prepared a medicine tor children, of which
her daughter [12047] and family became proprietors. Farmer.
Res. Freedom, Waldo Co., Me.
Children:
12044. 1. John-Newman', b. 16 Sept. 1805, P.; married  .
12045. 2. ( Jane-Rolestone', b, 2 Jlar, 1807, P. ; died unmarried, in 1832.
12046. 3. ( JIary-Brooks', b. 2 Jlar. 1807, P.; died unmarried, in 1819.
13047, 4. Lucy-Wood', b, 24 Aug. 1809, P.; m. Freedom, Me., 9 Aug. 1829,
Jeremiah Curtis of N.Y. City. Proprietor of "Jlrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup." In 1867 Jlr, Bryan commenced manufacturing
the same under the title of "Jlrs H.-JI, Winslow's Soothing Syrup,"
whereupon Jeremiah Curtis brought suit against him and gained it.
Res. 1874, New Ym-k City.
Children :
William-Henry', born in 1880; d. se. 9 months.
Laura- Jane', b. 21 Nov. 1831 ; raarried  Bullard. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lucy-Ellen', b. 81 Oct. 1833; married ¦  ,
George-Newman', b. 26 Dec. 1836 ; married  . Patent medi
cines. ' Res. Brooklyn, N. Y. ¦
Josephine-Ercing', b. 8 Feb. 1840; married  .
Jeremiah- Winslow', b. 1842; lived only a few months.
Jeremiah- W'., b. 28 June, 1844; married SteUa Schooley. Pat
ent medicines. Brooklyn, N. Y.
5. JIary-Jane', b. 10 Sept. 1821, Freedom, Jle. ; died unmarried, 20
Oct. 1842. Jan. 1775 ; d. 14 Sept. 1795.
Ian. 1777; d, 1880; m. John Sweet of Falmouth,

12048.12049.

1.
3.

12050.
12051.

8.
4.

12053. 12053.
12054.

5. 6.
7.

12055.

12056.

2.

Comfort", I:

12057.

8.

Hannah', b.

Children :

12058.

Annie'.

12059.

Dorcas',

12060.

Eliza'.
12061.
Martha'
12062.
Ann'.
13068.
Sophia'.
12064.
John',
12069.

12070.

12071.

8,

12072.

9.

970 Descendants of Oliver'' Winslow. K
12065. 4. John', b. 8 Jan. 1779; d. 5 Oct. 1843; m. 30 Aug. 1807, Fanny" Wins
low [10121],
12066. 5. Judith", b. 8 Aug. 1780; died unmarried, 1852, in Albion, Me.
12067. 6. Abigail', b. 1 Sept. 1782; d. 1830; m, Albion, 1823, David Davis, s.p.
12068. 7. Albert', b. 30 Jan, 1785; died about 1861, Portland, Me.; m. Sophia
Webb of Portland, b. 20 Jan, 1785. He was a teacher in Portland
for nearly twenty-five years; afterwards engaged in business as a
broker in bank stock. Res, Portland, Me.
Children born in Portland :
1. William-Henry', d. [ace. to Porthnd Beeords'] 1840, in N.Y. City,8e. 30.
2. Amelia' (or Nancy'), died in Portland, Me. [Nancy Winslow d. 22
Dec. 1835, se. 22, ace. to Portland Bee]
Lucy', b. 20 or 22 Nov. 1786; d. 15 Jan. 1793, F.
Levi", b. 15 Oct, 1878; m. Albion, Me., 15 Nov. 1824, Ann Goodspeed,
In 1871, he had been a farmer fifty-two years. Res. Albwn, Me.
Children :
12073. 1. John-Milton', b. 24 July, 1825; d. 8 Sept. 1826.
12074. 2. Isabel', b. 1828; is deceased.
12075. 3. Jqhn-Milton', b. 30 Mar. 1829. Res. in California.
12076. 4. Albert-Henry', b. 23 July, 1831.
12077. 5. Jeremiah-Curtis', b. 14 Aug. 1834.
13078. 6. Lucy-Curtis', b. 5 June, 1837.
12079. 7. Lydia-EUen', b. 9 Mar. 1840.
12080. 10. Ann', b. 24 Sept. 1790; married  Rogers, who left her with an
infant child, which died when quite young. After the death of her
husband, she m. 2d, 23 Aug, 1833, Ebenezer' Pope [11081], b, 29 Jan,
1780, Falmouth, Me., s. ot Elijah and Phebe' (Winslow) of Falmouth,
and Windham, Me. He died 10 Oct, 1834, Vassalboro, Jle. She m,
3d, in v., 28 Nov. 1837, Josiah Jones, b. 20 Feb. 1792, Brunswick, Jle,,
8. of Stephen and Eunice (Hacker) of B. He d. 1867; was an elder of
the Society of Friends. Farmer. Jlrs, Jones resided in Vassalboro and
Albion, and after 1877, in Harlem, now called South China, Jle., where
her late husband settled about 1815. She had no children by 2d and 3d
marriages.
12081. 11. Elias-Hicks", b. 8 Aug. 1793; d. Aug. 1850; m. Sept. 1820, Chloe Knowles.
Children:
13083. Abner-Knowles'.
120S3. Sarah- Ann'.
12084. Dorcas'.
12085. Jane'.
13086. Oliver'.
12087. 12. Comport', b. 21 Apr. 1796; m. Albion, Jle,, 10 May, 1821, Abner Paine,
of Bangor, Me., b. 4 June, 1799, Unity, Me., s. of John and Hannah
(McDonald) of Truro, Mass. Farmer. Bangm; Me.

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12088.12089.

12090.

12091.

12092.

13093.13094. 12095. 12096.
13097.13098.
12099. 12100.
13101.13102.12103.

12104.12105.

Children: 1. Ferdinard"; b. 10 Apr. 1823, Unity, Me. ; d. 29 Aug. 1836.
2. Albert-Winslow', b. 24 Dec. 1834; grad. Waterville CoU., Me,:
studied law with Hon. John McDonald of Bangor, Me., and with
Hon. Alfred Johnson of Belfast, Me. ; settled in the practice of law
at Fond-du-Lac, Wis. Res. 1874, Washington, D. C.
3, Ferdinand', b, 10 Sept. 1827, Unity, Me. ; grad. West Point Military
Academy, 1848, and was first stationed at Fort Niagara, N.Y. ; was
next ordered to California; was iu one engagement with the Clear
Lake Indians; returned to Boston, and -was ordered to Nebraska
with a company ot soldiers. He died of cholera, at Jefferson
Barracks, 23 June, 1854, and was buried in the military burial-ground
at that station.
4. Joseph-Pickard', Jl,D,, b. 18 Jan. 1829; grad. at Penn. Homeo
pathic Med. Coll., Philadelphia, 1852; m. Amanda-M. Cargill.
Res. 1874, Boston, Mass.
5. Castanos', b. 27 Oct, 1830; m. CaUfornia, 25 June, 1862, Theresa
McKeen. Res. 1872, San Diego, Cal.
Children: 1. Millie', b. 26 Feb. 1864.
2. Frederick- William', b. 7 July, 1865.
3. Walter-Morris', b. 23 July, 1867.
4. Jennie', b. 10 May, 1871.
6. Sarah-Winslow', b. 18 Mar. 1832; m. 13 Sept. 1855, John-C Norton,
Bangor, Me.
Children :
1. Ferdinand-Paine' , b. 25 Jlar. 1856.
2. Minnie- Jane', b. 23 July, 1857.
8. Sarah-Frances', b. 5 Apr. 1861.
4. Margaret-Bradley', b. 30 Oct. 1866.
7. Jane-Rolestone- Winslow', b. S Jan. 1834, Unity, Jle, ; d. 3 Feb. 1856,
Charleston, Jle.
8. Capt, John-Oliver- Winslow', b, 17 Jan, 1838, Charleston; was m.
by Rev. Andrew" Parsons (descendant of Cornet Joseph' Parsons), in
Ottawa, Kansas, 4 Nov. 1869, to Jennie McKinley, b. 27 Feb. 1837,
Hagerstown, JId, , dau. ot Stephen and Sarah (Bowles) of Hancock,
Md. He was a student in Dartmouth Coll., 1857. County and city
attorney. Res. 1874, Ottawa, Kan.
Children :
1. Joseph-McKinley', b. 21 Dec. 1870, Ottawa; d. there, 29 Deo.
1870.
2. Sarah-Louisa', b. 11 Oct. 1873, O.

12106. HANNAH', [2055] (Benjamin*, James', Job', Kenelm',) b, 18 Aug. 1754,
Falmouth Me.; d. 26 Feb. 1806, North Berwick, York Co., Me., aud was buried

972

Hannah" { Winslow ) Morrell and Descendants.

there; m. by Friend's ceremony, Falmouth, 26 Feb. 1776, Peter Morrell, b, 5 May,
1753, s. ot Peter, b. 1709, and Sarah (Peaslee) of Berwick, Me., grandson of John, b,
1685, and brother of John Morrell, who married her sister Sarah' [11628], and ot
Stephen Morrell, who married her sister Elizabeth' [11646], He d. 1 Jan. 1819, North
Berwick, Me., and was there buried. .His will is recorded in the probate office, York
Co., Me. Surveyor and justice ot peace. Res. Nai-th Berwick, Me.
Children born in Berwick :
13107. 1. Elizabeth', b. 15 Apr. 1777; died in Dover, N.H. ; m, Berwick, 1 Jlay,
1800, Jacob Sawyer. Res. Dooer, N.H.
Children :
Sarah-Ann', born in Dover; m. in her native town. Dr. Oliver
Foss. Both are deceased. They had one child who died about the
same time with its mother.
John', married JIary-Ann Page; married 3d, Abigail Jlorrell.
Children born in Dover, N. H. :
Sarah- Ann' , died unmarried, in Boston, aged 21 years.
Hannah', married  . -1- Probably res. 1874, Lynn, Mass.
Enos', d. July, 1874; married  . -)- Res. Lynn, Mass.
Mary-Henderson', married  .
By second marriage :
Jacob'.
2. Lydia", b. 29 Mar. 1779; d. 12 July, 1811, B. ; m. there, 14 Mar. 1799,
Oliver Austin. They were members of the society ot Friends.
Children :
Oliver', married  , and died s.p.
Anna', married John AValker of No. Berwick, Jle.
Children :
Elizabeth', married  ,
Lydia', died unmarried.
Nathaniel'.
Theodate', died of spotted fever, aged about 9 years.
3. Sarah", b. 4 Apr. 1781 ; d. Vassalboro, Jle. ; m. Berwick, 4 Apr. 1799,
Thomas Stackpole, of No. Berwick. [Thomas- AVinslow' Stackpole, =.
of Thomas' and Sarah (Morrill) ot North Berwick, JIo., married 
Winslow.— Sofe?- Genealogy, p. 19. Thomas-AVinslow Stackpole, grand
son of Lieut. Samuel' Stackpole, who died in Rochester, N. II., and Zervia
(Watson), raarried  AVinslow ot Vassalboro. — 0<is Gen., Vol. 5-6,
Gen. Beg. As our account of this family is incomplete, and the names
of parents harmonize so nearly, we think Thomas- Winslow' was son of
Sarah' (Morrell) Stackpole.]
Children :
Elmira', married John-Damon Lang, the Indian commissioner.

12108.
12109.12110.
12111.
13113.12113.
12114.12115.

12110.12117.
12118. 12119.
12120.12121.
12122.

13133.

K

Osborn, Bailey, Taggard, Pope, Tuttle, Atwood.

973

12124. 12125.
13126, 12127. 12128. 12139. 12130.13131.12132.13133.1-3134. 1-2135.12136. 13187.
13188. 12139. 12140. 12141.
12142.13143.

12144.

13145. 12146.
12147.12148.12149.12150.
13151.

Children: Louisa', m.arried Charles of Smithfield, R.I.
Children : •
Elmira- Eliza".
John-Lang''. Daughter  -',
Col. Thomas-S'., married EUen Southwick ; m. 2d, Jlatilda Varry.
Children: 1.  *.
2, Charles".
3, Elizabeth*.
Sarah', died uuraarried.
Irania', died young.
Theodate', married Joshua-Lloyd Bailey and had five children.
Mary-Irania' , died aged about 7 years.
John- Alton' , married  • Drummond ot Waterville, Jle. -}-
2. John'.
8. JIiriam', married Samuel Taggard. Res. Danvers.
Children :
Capt. Franklin- Stackpole', enlisted in 16th Mass. Intantry; caji-
tain in the regular army.
Charles', enlisted in the 16tli JIass. Infantry.
Charles', died in Shasta City, Cal. ; married JI.ary-Ann  .
Child : Charles', born in Roxbury. Probably res. Boston, Mass.
4. Theodate-JIorrell', b. 14 Jlar. 1805; m, 2 .Ian, 1834, Alton' Pope
[11133] of Hallowell, now Manchester, Me,, b. 14 July, 1807, s. of
John' and Lydia (Taber) ot H. Woolen manufacturer. For de
scendants see [11133]. Res, 1876, Cleveland, 0.
5. Peter-Jlorreir, b. 5 Nov. 1803; d. 12 Nov. 1848; m. 30 Jlay, 18->8,
JIary Dow, of Vassalboro, b. 22 July, 1809, sister of Cynthia Dow,
wife of Asa" Alorrell [12193],
Children, all of whom reside in Cleveland:
1. Thomas-L'., b. 2 Jan. 1830.
2. Lydia-Moore\ b. 24 Oct. 1831; d, 27 Nov, 1864; m. Asa Tuttle.
They have two children.
3. Edward-S'., b. 27 Oct. 1834.
4. Elmira-L'., b. 28 Aug. 1837; d. 12 Nov. 1838.
5. John-Alton', b. 18 June, 1840.
6, ;SamA-.BZTOira", b. 24 July, 1842; m. C.-G, Atwood, formerly Jlil.
Gov. of New Orleans.
6. Lovina-Morrell', married 5 May, 1886, Jacob' Pope [11150], b. 17

974 Descendants of Hannah' { Winslow ) Morrell. K
Dec. 1811, s. ot John" and Lydia (Taber) of Hallowell, now JIan
chester, Me., and brother of Alton', who married Theodate-Morrell'
Stackpole [12143]. Tool manufacturer. Res. 1876, Manchester, Me.
Children, all of whom were unmarried in 1876:
12153. 1. Lydia-Maria', b. 4 July, 1837.
12153, 2. Irene', b. 13 Sept. 1839.
12154. 3. Charles-S'., b. 8 Sept. 1841.
12155. 4. Elmira-Lang', b. 6 June, 1844.
12156, 5. Sarah', b. 14 June, 1848; d. 3 Sept. 1853.
12157. 6. Theodate', b. 30 Sept. 1850; d. 4 April, 1874.
12158. 7. Guilelme-Maria', m. Henry "Weeks of Vassalboro, Me.
Res. 1874, Cleveland, 0.
Children:
12159. Louisa- Maria'.
12160. Charles'.
12161. 8. Sarah-EUzabeth', married John Bartlett of New Portland, Me. -(-
12162. 4. Theodate", b. 29 May, 1783; d. in Berwick, unmarried, 25 Oct. 1801.
12163. 5. Hope", b. 16 Aug. 1785; d. 22 Mar. 1865, Nottingham, N. H. ; m. Black
berry HiU, Me., 6 Jan. 1814, James Harvey.
Children :
12164. Nathan-Hoag', married Eunice Meserve.
Child :
12165. Hannah', m. George-R. Davis. Res. 1874, Waltluim, Mass.
13166. Lovina-JIorrell', m. Daniel Kelsey, of Nottingham, N.H.
12167. Hannah-JIorrell', died unmarried.
12168. Charles-Hilton', married Nancy Furnald; m. 2d, Sophronia Langley.
Children :
12169. James'.
12170. Anna'.
12171. Earnest'.
12172. Maria-Curtain', married William-A. Kellogg, brother of Daniel.
Both Jlr. and Mrs. Kellogg are deceased.
Child:
12173. Alma-Justina'.
12174. 6. Comport', b. 3 Jan. 1788; d. 12 Aug. 1871, No. Berwick; m. there, 30
July, 1807, EUjah Neal, ot No. B., b. 1782, d 1855.
Children :
12175- 1. Lydia-Louisa', b. 1809; d. 1820.
12176. 3. Peter-Morrell', b. 31 Sept. 1811, No. Berwick, Me. ; m. Lydia Cobb
[11032].
12177. 3. Hannah-Winslow', b. 17 Aug. 1813; m. 23 Oct. 1855, Oliver Mead
or Meader of Sandwich, N. H.

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12178. 12179. 12180.13181.12182. 12183. 12184. 12185.12186, 12187, 12188.12189.12190.

12191.12192.
12198.

12194.
12195.12196.
12197.

4. Enos-Hoag', b. 1 July, 1815.
5. James', b. 3 .luly, 1817,
6, Mary-Nichols', b, 1 Mar, 1819; d. 9 July, 1833.
7. Nathan-Hoag', b. 26 Apr. 1821; m. 12 Nov. 1851; d. 14 Feb. 1870.
8. Asa-Morrell', b. 21 May, 1823; d. 17 Aug, 1841,
9. Louisa', b. 10 Jan. 1826; m, Daniel Meader of Smithfield, R.I,
10. Lydia-Moore', b. 21 Jlar. 1828; d. 30 Sept. 1859.
11. Isaac-Rogers', b. 25 Dec. 1831 ; d. 1 Mar. 1872.
7. Lovina", b, 5 Jan. 1790; d. unmarried, 14 Nov. 1872, Nottingham, N.H.
8, Hannah', b. 21 Mar. 1792; d. 14 Mar, 1870, No. Berwick.
9. GuLiELMA- JIaria', b. 33 June, 1794; d. 8 Aug, 1794, B,
10. Ben J AMIN- AVinslow", b. 14 July, 1795; d. 33 Mar. 1796, B.
11. Peter-Winslow", b. 13 Jlar. 1797 ; married by Friends' ceremony,
Westbrook, JIo,, 7 May, 1833, Lois' Winslow [11610], b. 25 July, 1805,
W., dau. of Benjamin' and Jane (Lunt) of W. She d. 19 June, 1834, Port
land, Me., and was buried there. He m, 2d, P,, 2 Aug, 1838, Ruth-
Hussey Fothergill, b, 15 Dec. 1793, dau, of Samuel and Thankful (Hus
sey), She d,, 19 May, 1874. s.p. Tanner and currier.
Grantville, Nm-folk Co., Mass.
Children: 1. Mary- Jane', b. 3 Feb. 1824, Portland, Me.
2. Edwin', b. 17 Apr. 1837, Westbrook, Jle.
12. Asa', b. 3 June, 1799; d. Manchester, Me.; m. Cynthia Dow, sister of
Mary Dow, wife of Peter-Morrell' Stackpole [12144].
Children :
Hannah'.
Franklin-Dow'.
Peter-Neal'.Jlary-Angelina', m. Ex-Governor Austin of Mihnesota,

12198. SARAH', [2859] (James*, James', Job', Kenelm',) b. 20 July, 1754, Broad
Bay, now Portland, Jle. ; d. 13 Apr, 1838, Searsport, Me., and was buried there; in,
4 Oct. 1770, Ebenezer OH"U"KCH, b. 20 Jan, 1742-8, Barrington, N.H., s. of Jonathan
of B. He d. 23 July, 1810, Gardiner, formerly a part of Pittston, Jle,, having been
set off from it about 1803. At that date his name appears in the list of non-residents
who were taxed. Hallowell, Me.
Children :
13199. 1. Charity, [12212] b. 7 Aug. 1771; d. Oct, 1804; m. Ichabod Plaisted,
12300. 3. Jonathan, b. 23 Feb, 1772-3; m. Charity Daniels; removed to Canada,
12201. 3. William, b, 23 Feb. 1775; married Sarah Daniels; m. 2d, Elizabeth
Daniels. He removed to Ohio, and died 25 May, 1820.
13202. 4. Abigail, b, 15 Feb. 1777; m. Nehemiah Littlefield, who removed to
Ohio.
13303. 5. James, [12238] b. 6 Sept. 1779; married Hannah Trufant; m. 2d, Abi
Brooks.

12204.

6.

12205.

7.

12206.

8,

12207.

9,

12208.

10.

12209.

11.

12210.

12.

12211.

13,

976 Descendants of Sarah' { Winslow) Church. K
Anna, [13365] b. 16 Dec. 1781; d. 22 Nov. 1869; m. Paul Felker.
John, [12280] b. 14 Jan. 1784; d. 18 Jan. 1870; m. Esther Richards.
Silas, [12298] b. 19 .Tune, 1786; married Sophia Blunt; m. 2d, Susan
Bradford. Sarah, [12305] b. 19 June, 1786; d. 26 Apr. 1851; m. Ebenezer Rollins.
Mary, b. 21 July, 1788; m, Amos Morrill, ace. to Hist, of Gardiner and
Pittston, Me. Removed to Ohio about 1820.
.Tacob, {12359] b. 25 May, 1790; m, Lydia Thompson.
Stephen, b. 31 Aug. 1793; d. 15 July, 1819, in Ohio; m. Abigail Sand-
born. Removed to Ohio about 1820.
George, [12868] b. 24 Aug. 1795; m. Betsey Piper.
12212. CHARITY', [12199] (Sarah', (Winslow) Chyxvch, James*, James', Job',
Kendm',) b. 7 Aug. 1771, Pittston, now Gardiner, Me.; d. 2 Nov. 1804; m.
Pittston, Sept. 1793, Ichabod' PLAISTED ot P. (William*, Capt. Elisha' of Ber
wick, Me., Col. John' of Portsmouth, N.H, Lieut. Boger' of B.), b. 2 Oct. 1763, Ber
wick, Me., s. of William and Jane (Haiglit) of B. [His second wife was Elizabeth
Leighton, b. 2 Feb, 1787. Their children were : 1. Charity, b. 31 Mar. 1807; m. John
Moore, and had: 1. Juliett, d., 2. Elieabeth, 3. John, 4. James, 5. William, 6. George,
7. Gustavus, 8. Sarah-F. 2. Elizabeth, b. 2 Dec. 1808 ; m. Ezra Sanborn. 3. Mary,
b. 25 Sept. 1810; m. WiUiam Jackins, and had : 1. Margaret, 2. WiUiam. 4. George,
b. 11 Mar. 1818; m. Fanny Jackins, and had: 1. George-lchabod, b. 1837, 2. Christo
pher, b. 1889, 3. Boscoe-M., b. 1847. 5. William, b. 17 Apr. 1815; m. Sarah Muz-
zey, and had: 1. William-P., 2. Sarah-Elizabeth, 8. Frances, 4. Mary. 6. Eben, b. 23
Oct. 1818; d. 14 Sept. 1845; in. Hannah-F. Farrington, and had: 1. Harriet- Frances,
1). 1844, 2. Emma- Rosabel, b. 1846. 7. Francis-A., b. 2 Jan. 1829; m. Thankful-P.
Ridley, and had one child. — Hist, of Gardiner and Pittston, p. 136.]
He removed to Pittston in 1783; was a tanner by occupation. When Gardiner
was separated from Pittston he was a resident of the former. " The money raised
for the support of tlie Gospel at this time, 1808, was, by a vote of the town, appro
priated to the support ot the Episcopal mode of worship, but those who attended
public worship at the Jlethodist or Baptist meetings were allowed to direct their
proportion of the amount raised. Ichabod Plaisted was chosen to lay out the pro
portion claimed by the Methodists, and James Lord and Abraham Cleaves that
claimed by the Baptists." — Hist, of Gardiner and Pittston, p. 200.
Children :
12213. 1. William', b. 13 July, 1794; d. Oct. 1804.
12214. 2. Rev. Ichabod', b. 81 Mar. 1796; Pittston, now Gardiner, Me.; grad.
Bowdoin Coll. in 1821, and in 1827 was settled over the third church
in Rochester, Mass. He married, in 1829, Charlotte Lane.
The following was copied from his gravestone: "Ichabod Plaisted,
son of Charity and Ichabod Plaisted, was born in Gardiner, March 31,
1796. At the age of 17 he formed a purpose of pursuing a course ot
collegiate study. • This purpose he prosecuted with marked decision of
character and amid mauy embarrassments. He was graduated at Bow
doin College in the autumn of 1821. A few months after leaving col-

K Plaisted, Stewart. 977
lege he went to Charleston, S.C, intending there to prepare himself
for the practice of the law and tiltimately settle in that section of the
Union. While there, God severely afflicted him with the entire loss of his
sight, but tbe affliction proved a blessing. His earthly hope being blasted
be was induced to seek a better inheritance. Soou after this there was
a manifest change in his feelings. He devoted himself to the service of
the Lord in the work of the ministry and pursued his theological studies
at Andover, Mass, He left the seminaryin that place in the fall ot 1836,
and was soon settled in Rochester, JIass., over a people that had long
been destitute of the stated ordinances ot religion. He labored there
with pleasing prospects and success until near the close ot 1830, when
he became so much enfeebled by disease that he was compelled to
desist. He returned to the paternal mansion in May, 1831, exhausted by
sickness and the journey, and in a few weeks expired. He approached
the grave with Christian fortitude and composure, sustained by the
precious hope of that gospel he had preached to others." s.p.
1-2215. 3, John', b. 34 Jan. 1798, Pittston; m, Gardiner, 28 Nov. 1823, Nancy-E.
Clay, b. 1806, G., dau. of Richard and OUve (Bradstreet) of G. Tanner,
Res. 1872, Gardiner, Me.
Children born in Gardiner:
James-Jerome", b. 15 Dec. 1824; d. 20 Nov, 1831.
Emeline-Clay', b. 23 Feb. 1827; m. 24 Aug, 1865, James Stewart.
AVinslow-Church", b. 19 Aug. 1829; d. 11 Feb, 1851.
James-Jerome", b. 14 Nov. 1831; d, 1858; m. 15 Oct. 1857, Jennie-
M, Jewett. lie engaged in business iu Chicago, IU.
Child:
12320. Louisa- Jewett', b. July, 1858; d. Feb, 1864.
12221. 5, Ichabod", b, 8 Feb. 1834; d. 25 May, 1869, Goshen, N.Y.; m. 23
Oct. 1856, Ituth-Hinks' Nickerson, dau. of Nehpininh-Kilbourne
and Rebecca-Rich' (Hinks), a descendant of John' Winslow. He
resided at San Antonio, Texas, but in 1861 was driven away' by the
rebels. In 1871 his widow was principal of a school in Goshen,
N.Y. They had two children.
12222. 6. Jobn-JIacomber", b, 28 July, 1836,
12223. 7, Charlotte-L*,, b, 1 Oct, 1888; d, 14 Jan, 1858.
12234, 8. Georgiana", b, 5 Mar, 1841; d, 1842.
13335. 9. Richard-Clay", b, 34 Aug, 1843,
12326. 10. Samuel-Roger", b. 25 June, 1850; d. 6 Nov. 1868.
12-^37. 4. James', b, 34 Nov, 1799; d, 31 Aug. 1836, Franklin, Louisiana, and was
buried at St, JIartinsville. He grad. Brown University, at 23 years of
ao-e, and engaged iu the practice ot law.
13228. 5. DR.-SAMnEL', b, 24 Nov. 1801, Gardiner, Jle.; d. 14 Apr, 1860, Water
ville, Jle. ; m, there, 22 June, 1880, Mary-Jane Appleton, b. 19 Dec.
1805, W., dau. ot Dr. Moses and Ann (Clark) of W. The Appleton
Scholarship, in Colby University, was founded by Mrs. M.-J. Plaisted,

12216,

1.

13317.

2.

1-33 I.s.

8.

13319.

4.

978

12229,

12280.12231. 12233, 12233.12234, 12235.12236.

Descendants of Sarah' {Winslow) Church. K
and Jlessrs. A, -A. Plaisted and Samuel Appleton. Dr. Plaisted grad.
Brown University, 1825; received the degree of M.D. from Bowdoin
CoU., 1828, and of A.M, from Waterville CoU,, the same year. On page
304, Hist, of Gardiner, Pittston, and West Gardiner, he is mentioned as
surgeon's mate, 31 July, 1827. He settled in Waterville, Me., in 1,828,
where his widow res, 1872.
Children born in Waterville:
1, Aaron-Appleton", b, 25 Jlar. 1831; grad. Waterville Coll. (Colby
University), 1851; m. Waterville, 23 Sept. 1856, Emily-Carlton
Heath, b. Belfast, dau. of Hon, Solyman and Emily (Redington) of
W. He was chosen cashier of Ticonic Bank, Waterville, 1858, and
was holding that position in 1878. Res. Watei-vilU, Me.
Children: 1. Appleton- Heath', b. 10 Oct. 1857.
2. Philip-Hamilton', b. 8 Jlar. 1860.
3, Helen-Florence', b. 37 Dec. 1861.
4. Sheridan'', b, 4 Jan, 1865,
5, Hhnily- Redington', b, 35 July, 1870,
James-Hamilton", b. 12 Apr. 1833; 1872, was a druggist, unmarried,
and residing in Waterville, Me.
Florence', b, 22 Jlay, 1843; in 1872 was unmarried,- and residing in
WcUerviUe, Me.

2.

3

12237. 6. Eben', b. 6 July, 1803; d, 27 Aug, 1817, Gardiner, Jle.

12238, CAPT. JAJIES', [12203] (Sarah' (Winshw) Church, James*, James', JoV.
Kenelm',) b. 6 Sept, 1779, HalloweU, Jle.; was lost at sea 20 Sept. 1828; m. Bath,
Ale,, 6 Apr. 1808, Hannah Trufant, b, there, 13 May, 1788, dau, of David and Sarah
(Brooks) of B, She d, 15 June, 1809, Bath. He m. 2d, iu that town, 18 Nov. 1810,
Abi Brooks, I), 10 Apr. 1783, Hanover, JIass,, dau. ot Joseph and Lydia (  ). She
d, in B., 23 Jan, 1853. The winter of 1824-5 was spent by Capt. James' and his son
Albert' in a voyage to -the JIadeiras and Cape de Verd, S.A. , going and returning
by way of New York. Bath, Me.
Children, probably all born in Bath ;
12239. 1. Jambs', b. 21 Apr. 1809; d. 4 Aug. 1809, Bath.
12340. 2. Albert', b, 18 Aug, 1812; served an apprenticeship to John' Plaisted of
Gardiner, Jle. [1231B], from the autumn of 1825 to the spring ot 1833,
with tbe exception of six months spent in attending school and teaching.
He pursued his theological studies while connected with the Jlaine Con
ference, whicb he joined in 1833. He was admitted to deacon's orders
at Bangor, Jle,, and ordained by John Enory, 5 July, 1835;— to elder's
orders and ordained by Beverly AVaugh, 2 July, 1837. His labors have
been confined to the State of Jlaine, and since 1848, to the East Maine
Conference. He writes, 1870, that he has never lost a Sabbath in conse
quence of sickness and seldom has one passed when he h,as not preached

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979

from one to three sermons. We add the places where he has been sta
tioned: 1833, at Phipsburg; 1884-5, Kilmarnock, Penobscot Co.; 1836,
Palmyra; 1837, Exeter and Dexter; 1838, Cornith; 1839, Dixmont;
1840-1, Vassalboro; 1843, Mercer; 1843-4, New Sharon; 1845-6, Wilton ;
1847-8, Georgetown, Lincoln Co, ; 1849, Bangor, Penobscot Co, ; 1850,
Bucksport, Hancock Co. ; 1851-4, AViscasset, Lincoln Oo. ; 1855-0, Rock
land, Lincoln Co, ; 1857-8, Hampden, Penobscot Co. ; 1859-60, Orring
ton; 1861-3, Dover, Piscataquis Co,; 1863-5, Orono, Penobscot Co,;
1866-8, Searsport, Waldo Co. ; and 1869-70, Winterport, Waldo Co., Jle..
He married at Searsmont, Waldo Co., Me., 13 June, 1837, Philena-Sewal
Pattee, b. 14 Apr. 1814, Georgetown, Jle., youngest dau. of John and
EUzabeth (Oliver) of G., afterward ot S.
Children :
13241. 1. Amanda-Maria", b. 20 June, 1839, East Corinth, Me.; m. by Rev.
Wm. Thurston, Bangor, Me., 2 Nov, 1859, to George-Washington
McNear of Wiscasset, Me,, b, 37 Jlar. 1837, Washington, Me., s,
of Capt. John and Sarah-L. (Bailey) of Lincoln Co., Me. Res,
Pascagoula, Jliss,, one year after her marriage, and about 1860
removed to California. Merchant. Has res. Petaluma, Sonoma Co, ,
and, 1873, San Francisco.
Children born in San Francisco, Cal., except the first and last:
1. Mary-Amanda', b. 36 Nov. 1860, Petaluma, Cal.
2. John-Albert', b. 17 May, 1863.
3. Lena-Emdine', b. 19 Mar. 1866; d. 15 June, 1868.
4. George- Washington', b. 12 July, 1868.
5. Frederick-William', b. 24 Jlar. 1870.
6. Son', b. 4 Dec. 1872, Oakland, Alameda Co., Cal.
3, James-Augustus', b, 23 Jan, 1841; d. 2 Nov. 1859, Jliddletown, Ct, ;
was a member of the freshman class in Wesleyan University.
3. Abba-Elizabeth", b. 17 Dec, 1842, Jlercer, Somerset Co., Me.; ni.
Capt. Charles Whitney ot Winterport, Me.
4, Albert-Robinson", b, 10 Aug. 1845, Wilton, FrankUn Co., Jle.; m.
San Francisco, Cal., 6 Feb. 1868, Sarah-Jane Dolliver, b. in tho
State of New Hampshire, dau, of Thomas and Ann (Coxetter) of
San Francisco. Merchant, Removed to San Francisco, May, 1864,
and was residing there in 1873.
5, John-Summer", b. 3 Feb, 1848, Georgetown, Lincoln Co., Me. ; went
from Orono, Me., to Poughkeepsie, N.Y., in 1866, spending a shoj t
time there at a business college; thence to Boston, and was in J. -J,
Brown's drug-store, 425 Washington St,, until 1867. He then
studied medicine at Searsport, Me., one year, and opened a drug
store in Newport, Me.; in 1870, removed to San Francisco; 1873,
was unmarried and res. Seattle, King Co., Oregon.
12853. 3. Hannah-Trupant', b. 11 Aug. 1814; d. 13 Apr, 1853, Bath; m. there.

13242. 12243,
12244. 13345.
13346. 13347.
13348,
12249.13250,

12251.

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K

12253.12254.
13355.13256.13257,

12258,
12259. 12260,
12261.
12262,

12263, 12264,

30 Aug. 1843, Michael-Farley Gannett, b, 9 Mar. 1802, Gardiner, Me.,
s. ot Barzillai and Elizabeth (Farley) ot O. Merchant. Bath, Me.
Children born in Bath:
1. Sarah-EUzabeth*, b. 28 Aug. 1844,
2. Henry*, b. 24 Aug. 1846.
3. James-Church",, b. 29 Jan. 1849.
4. Katherine-Stinson", b. 19 May, 1851,
4. Sarah-Brooks', b. 1 Feb. 1817; married as 2d wife, Bath, 31 Aug. 1853,
Michael-Farley Gannett, her brother-in-law. [See 12253.]
Children born in Bath :
1. Alice", b. 13 Nov. 1855; d. 34 Jan. 1856, Bath.
3. Cl.ai-a-6reen', b, 13 June, 1857,
5. Lydia', b, 31 July, 1819; d. 14 Aug, 1831, Bath.
6, Judith-Page', b. 17 Nov, 1821; 1870, was residing in Bath, Jle.; un
married ,
7, James- AVinslow', b. 24 Aug, 1824; m, Boston, 12 Oct. 1848, Jaue-EUis
Paty, b, 9 Nov, 1824, Plymouth, JIass,, dau. of William aud Jane (Ellis)
ot P. Shed, 12 Jan, 1854, Bath. He res. 1870, Canon City, Oregon.
Children boru in Boston :
1, William-Paty", b, 24 July, 1849; in 1870 was unmarried.
2, Winslow-Lewis", b, 17 Nov, 1850; in 1870 was unmarried.

12265, ANNA', [12204] Sarah' (Winsloei) Ch.v.rcli., James*, James', JoV, Ke
nelm',) b. 16 Dec, 1781, Hallowell, Jle,; d, 22 Nov, 1869, and was buried in Sears
port, Jle.; ni. in Gardiner, Me,, Paul FELKEB, born in New Hampshire; d. 24
Oot. 1854, and was buried in Searsport, Shoemaker. Res, Searsport and Dixmont, M.

Condon, Res. 1870, Plymouth, Me.

Childn-n:
12206. 1, .Iulia-Ann', b. 10 Feb, 1805,
12'.^li7, 3, SAKAii-C'.,b, 7 June, 1807; m. -
13368. 3, llAuuiicT-S',, b, 24 June, 1810.
13369, 4, 0livi.;-E'., b, 30 Dec, 1813.
1-2270, 5, Lkonard-M',, b. 7 JIny, 1815.
13371, 6, Albert', b, 6 Jlay, 1818; d, 1 Sept. 1819, and was buried in Searsport, JIo.
12'37-2, 7. JIaiiy-Matilua', b, 5 oi- 30 Sept, 1830, St, Albans, Ale, ; m. Bangor, Jle,,
12 Aug, 1830, Williani-II. Palmer, b, 38 Apr, 181(1, A'ergennes, "Vt,, s.
of Asa and Lucy (Langworth) of B, Blacksmitli. Ros, IJaugor, Jle.,
New York State, Indiana, and, 1870. Dixmont, Mr.
Children:
13273. 1. Emily-Jlatilda', b, 10 Oct, 1839, Bangor; m. Boston, JIass,, 2 Oot,
1861, George-F. Underbill, born in Now A'oik City. Civil eugineer,
Kes. 1870, New York City.
12'374. 2, William-H"., b. 20 Feb. 1840, Bangor.
13375, 3, Frances-EUcn', b, 17 Auy, 1843, B.

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981

12376. 4. Whitcomb-Albert", b. 18 Aug. 1844, Dixmont, Ma.
12277. 5. Ida- Annette*, b, 9 July, 1846.
12278. 6. Lucy-Viola', b. 2 Jan. 1850, Dixmont.
12279. S. Charlotte- JI'., b. 1 Apr. 1824.
12280. JOHN', [12305] (Sarah' (Winshw) Churoh, James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 14 Jan. 1784, Hallowell, Kennebec Co., Jle.; d. IS Jan. 1870, Levant, Penobscot
Co., Jle. ; m. at Norridgewock, Ale., 13 Jlar. 1811, Esther Richards, b. 14 Mar. 1787,
at N., dau. of Robert and Esther (Spaulding), Selectman and farmer. Levant, Mi .
Children:
12281. 1. Hiram', b. 20 Dec, 1811, St. Albans, Somerset Co., Mc, ; m. there, 30 May,
1853, Nancy-Angeliue Jlerrinian, b. 14 Apr. 1829, St.. Albans, dau, of
Thomas and Jlartha (Jlelcher) of that town. Justice of the peace and
farmer. Res, 1870, Levant, Me.
Children born in Levant :
12283. ' 1, Flora-Melcher", b, 30 Jlar, 1855.
13283. 2. Harvey-Wilson", b. 13 Alay, 1857.
12284. 3. Charles-Chester-Fremont", b. 26 Fob, 18(51.
12285. 4. George-Frederic", b. 16 Oct. 1864,
12236. 2. Aurora-Jane', b, 3 Aug, 1814, Norriduiwock, Ale,; was unmarried in
1872, and res. Levant, Me.
12287. 3. RoBER-r', b. 33 Oct, 1816, Hartland, Mo, ; d, 20 Apr, 1860, Levant, Jle,
unm.arri»ed. Farmer.
12288. 4. Ebenezer', b, 18 Oct, 1818, St. Albans; d, 30 Aug, 1858, Levant, un
married. Wheelwright.
13289. 5. JIary-Esther', b, 11 Mar. 1823, St. Albans; m, Kenduskeag, Penobscot
Co., Jte., 26 Nov, 1846, James-Jordan Finson, b, 25 Fob. 1830, Hartland,
Somerset Co., Me,, s. of Ambrose and Betsey (Jordan) of 11, Teacher,
He is a farmer and trader. Res, 1873, Vassalboro, Me.
Children, all born in Glenburn except the eldest:
12390, 1. Cassie-Ellen", b, 26 Nov. 1847, Nortli Bangor, JIc,
1-3391. 2. Augusta", b. 29 July, 1849; d. 28 Jlar. 1866, Levant.
13393. 3, Jerome-Church', b. 30 Dec, 1851. Salesman.
12393. 4. AValter-Robert", b. 15 Dec. 1853.
12294. 5. Charity-May", b. 8 Sept. 1856,
13395. 6, James-True", b, 4 July, 1858.
12296. 7. .Tohnnie-AVinslow*, b. 12 Jlay, 1864; died in G,, 26 Dec. 1865,
12297. 6. John- AVinslow', b. 27 July, 1835, Levant; d. tiiere, 11 June, 1849, un
married. House carpenter.

12298. SILAS', [12206] (Sarah' (Winslow) Church, James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 19 June, 1786, Hallowell, Me, (twin of Sarah' [12305]); d. Gardiner, Me,; m.
Sophia Blunt; m. 2d, Susan Bradford. Gardiner, .)lr.

982 Descendants of Sarah' {Winslow) Church. K
Children:
12299. 1. Georgb-F'., b. 1814; m. EUzabeth Turner of Kingston, Jamaica.
13300. 3. Clementine- A'., b. 1817; d. 1834.
13301. 3. Meredith', b. 1830; in 1852 was unmarried.
13302. 4, Sarah-A',, b. 1822; in 1852 was unmarried.
12303. 5. Andrew', b. 1838; d. 1833.
13304, 6. Clembntinb-Lucinda', b. 1837.
12305. SARAH', [13307] Sarah' (Winshw) Churcli, James*, James?, JoV, Ke
nelm',) b. 19 June, 1786, HaUowell, Me. (twin of Silas" [13398]); d. 26 Apr. 1851,
St. Albans, Me.; m, 23 Aug, 1810, Ebenezer EOLLINS of H., b. 12 Sept. 1789,
Loudon, N,H,, s. of Nathaniel, b. 18 Jan, 1759, and OUve Harris, b. 27 July, 1759.
He d. 19 or 29 (29 ace. to W.-T. Hoxie) Apr. 1872, Cambridge, Me,, and was bur-
ied in St, Albans, Farmer. St. Albans, Me.
Children:
12306. 1.. Owen-Smith', b. 14 Feb. 1811, Hallowell; m. Prospect, now Searsport,
Jle,, 27 Dec. 1832, Jemima Curtis ot P., b, 13 Nov. 1811, Swansville,
Jle. He removed to the State ot Wisconsin, and afterwards to Califor
nia, In 1870 she was residing in Searsport, Me.
Children:
12307, 1, Sarah-MeUssa', b. 19 Oct, 1833, Searsport.
12308, 2. Albert-Felker", b. 19 Nov. 1835, Searsport,
12309, 3. Frances-JIaria", b, 26 Dec. 1837.
13310, 4. Mary-Elizabeth", b. 15 July, 1840.
13311. 5. Clemmer-Moody", b. 36 Mar. 1843, Searsport.
13312. 6. Johu-Jacob-Astor", b. 15 July, 1844.
12313. 7, Edward-Miller", b. 18 Aug, 1847, Waldoboro, Jle,
13314, 8, Lizzanar", b. 37 Jan. 1850, New York.
12315, 9, Henry-Turner', b. 22 Oct. 1852, Newport, R.L
13316. 2. Olivb-Jane', b. 23 Jan. 1813, HalloweU, Me, ; d. there, 8 Jan. 1836; m.
HalloweU, 9 Apr. 1833, Sewell-Sanford' Winslow of H., b. 3 Jlar. 1809,
Mt. Vernon, Kennebec Co., Jle., s, of Sewell' and Betsey (Whiting) of
H. The name was originally " Winsley," but has been speUed by the
descendants "Winslow." He married 3d, Jlonmouth, Me., 25 Oct,
1837, Mai-ia-Teratia-Tolman WUcox, b, there, 11 Feb. 1818, dau. ot Capt.
Clark-Tolmau and Rachel (Tilton) ot JI, They had : AViUard-Henry', b.
M., 17 Aug. 1838. Tanner and currier.
lies, AVinthrop aud East Monmouth, Me.
Child:
12317. Olive-Smith', b, 1 Sept, 1834, Jlonmouth; d. 1844, HUlowell, aud
was buried there,
12318, 3, William-Marshal', b, 30 Juuo, 1814, Norridgewock, Jle.; m, St.
Albans, Jle,, 13 May, 1838, Eliza Robbins of St. A., born in JIadison,

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983

12819. 12320. 12821.12322, 12323. 12824.

13335.13336, 13337.13328.

Me. In 1861, they removed to Wisconsin; in 1870, res, Owatonna,
Jlinn., and according to W,-T. llo.xie, 1883,
Fredericksburg, Chickasaw Co., loioa.
Children born at St. Albans:
1. Daughter*, b. Jlay, 1839; d. Jlay, 1839, St, Albans, Jle.
2. Elizabeth", b, 26 May, 1841,
8, Arvila", b. 19 June, 1846; d. 21 Jlar, 1850,
4. JlelviUe", b, 9 Jlay, 1848.
5. Son", died in infancy, Feb, 1851, St, Albans,
4, Enoch-AVood', b. 1817, St, Albans; married  ; d. 13 June, 1878, at
Prosper, Fillmore Co,, Minn, His widow ra,, ace, to W.-T. Hoxie, 
Elliott ot Corinna, Iowa. Removed to Wisconsin about 18B3.
1872, res. Burr Oak, Iowa; P.O. add., Prosper, Fillmm-e Co:, Minn.
Children :
Charles-Lyford".John".
Kelsey'-
5, Hannah-Ann', b. 30 Jlar. 1821, St. Albans; was married as 2d wife, by
Rev. Samuel-T. Hanson, St. Albans, 22 June, 1842, to Thomas Mery-
man of St. A., b. 38 Aug. 1798, Brunswick, Jle., s. of Thomas and
Mary (Jlelcher) of B. Removed to St, Albans in 1836, where he died 1
Jan. 1874. He was a farmer. She m. 3d,  Hurd, who soon died,
and in 1883 she had taken up a claim and was living ..n it in
Sanborn, Dakota.
Children born in St. Albans:
1 , Son", d. 34 Jan, 1844, St. Albans.
3. Eben-RoUins", b. 2 Feb. 1847; died of scarlet fever, 13 Jan. 1851,
St. Albans.
3. Sarah-Jane", b. 27 June, 1849; died of scarlet fever, 15 Jan, 1851,
St. A.
4. Martha-Melcher*, b. 13 Apr. 1852.
5. Son", d, 26 Aug, 1854, St. A.
6. Abner", b. 17 Jan, 1856; d. 2 Jlar. 1856, St. A.
7. Rosa-Etta", b. 19 Apr. 1857,
8. Tirzah-EUen", b. 11 June, 1860.
9. Lucy-Belle', b, 3 Jan, 1865.
6, Lucy- Ann', b. May, 1822, St. Albans; died there, Jan. 1854, at the resi
dence ot her sister Mrs, Jleryman, She mairied in her native town, Jau.
1845, Lysander-AVarren Hartwell of St. A., b. 10 May, 1823, s. of
Stephen and Percilla (Cavanagh) ot St. A. He d. 11 July, 1851, Sebec,
Jle, He was a manufacturer. Res. Mih, Me.
Children born in Jlilo :
13339. 1. Edward", b. 25 Jan. 1846; was unmarried iu 1872,
12340. 2. Elizabeth', b. 21 Sept. 1847; was unmarried in 1872, Ottumwa, Iowa.

12329.12330.
12331.
13332.
13333, 13334.
13835.
13386,12337.
12388.

Descendants of Sarah' { Winslow ) Church.

K

984 12341, 3. Emily", b, 18 Sept. 1849. Res. 1872, Sun Prairie, Dane Co., Wis.
12342. 4. OUve-Qreeley", b. 80 Aug. 1851; was unmarried in 1872. Hallowell, Me.
12348. 7. Sarah-Ann', b. 23 Sept, 1835, St, Albans; m. at Sebec, Me., 14 Apr.
1852, Isaac- Alphonzo Hoxie of Cooksville, AVis., b. 10 Oct. 1825,
Orneville, Ale,, s, of AUen and Olivia (Sargent) of C Editor ot Evans-
vilh Beview. Res. 1877, Evansville, Bock Co., Wis.
Child :
12844. Charies-AVesley", b. 28 Oct. 1854, CooksviUe; d. there, 14 Feb. 1855.
12845. 8. Jambs-Church', b. 14 Feb. 1827, St. Albans; married Jlaiy Tripp, of St.
A. Removed to Wisconsin. Res. 1872, and,
1883, Burr Oak, Iowa; P.O. add. Prosper, Fillmoi-e Co., Minn.
Children :
12346. Olive'.
12347. Clayton".
12348. Emma-Jane",
12349. AUey".
12850. Vinney'.
12851. Frank"
12352. BeU". .
12353. Ella", d. 20 Dec. 1873,
12354. 9. Abigail', b. 10 Jlay, 1829, St. Albans; d, 8 Nov. (June, ace. to W.-T,
Hoxie) 1852, Jlilo, Me.; m, in her native town, 1 Jan. 1851, Theophilus
Sargent ot JI,, born there, 22 July, 1825, s, of Theophilus and Jlaigery
(Grover) of M. Merchant. He res. 1872, Mih, Me.
Child:
12355. Sarah-Ellen", b, 11 Oct. 1851, Milo; m. there, 24 Nov. 1870, Edwin-
Eugene Sturtevant, b. 25 Sept. 1850, JL, s. of AValter-AV. and
Jeanette-T. (Haskell) of JI. Clerk. Res. 1872, Milo, Me.
Child:
13356. Alice-Lillian', b. 26 July, 1872, Jlilo,
12357, 10. Nathaniel', b, 29 Feb. 1882, St. Albans; m. JIadison, AVis., 17 Jan.
1865, JIary Gleason, b. 27 Feb, 1836, Haverhill, dau. ot Joseph, b. 10
June, 1787, d. 13 Aug, 1868, Canton, Me., and Jlehetable (Hall) b, 3
Jan, 1804; were married Feb. 1835, and she, in 1872, resided in Lisbon,
N.H, Jlrs. JI,-G, KolUns died 16 Nov. 1871, at L. He enlisted 31
Apr, 1861, Madison, Wis,; was Captain of Co. II, 2d Reg. Wis. Vol.
Inf., Col. L. Fail-child (Governor of Wisconsin); was captured at Gettys
burgh, aud spent 17 months, 10 days, in a rebel prison; was discharged
16 Dec. 1804, at Washington. He is a lawyer; practised his profession
in JIadison, Wis,, from January, 1856, to April, 1861, and in Canton,
Lewis Co,, JIo., from April, 1865, to January, 1875,
Child :
12358 Alice", b, 18 July, 1869, Canton, Mo.

K Jacob' and George' Church and Descendants. 985
12359. JACOB', [12209] (Sarah' (W'mslow) Church, James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b, 35 May, 1790 ; d. 24 Sept. 1838, Ocmulgeeville, Telfair Co., Ga. ; m. Lydia Thomp
son of Topsham, Lincoln Co., Me. Removed from Maine to the Province ot New
Brunswick, thence to North Bangor, Penobscot Co., Me,, thence to Ocmulgeeville,
Ga,, where he died. In 1850 his family moved to Searcy, White Co., Arkansas, and
probably went trom that place to Jlethodist Neck, Arkansas.
Children :
12360. AVilham-Loring', is deceased.
12361. George', d. 18 June, 1840.
12363. Lucinda'.
13363. Carpe.n-tkk-AVinslow', b. 27 Sept. 1S19,
13864. Martha-Jane'.
13365, Ltdia-Ann'.
12366, Ezekiel',
13:J67. Jacob'.
13368. GEORGE', [13311] (Sarah' (Winsh to) Chnvcli, Jamr.t*, James', JvV, Ke
nelm',) b. 24 Aug. 1794, Gardiner, Jle,; m, ALidison, Somerset Co., Jle., Betsey
Piper, dau. of John of JI. Res. Readfield, .Augusta, St. Albans, and,
1874, Farmingdale, P.O. Gardiner, Kennebec Co., Me.
Children, of whom the first was born in St. Albans, the two following in Read-
field, and the remainder in Gardiner:
1286'.t, 1. Stephen', b. 30 Aug. 1818; m, Jlary Baker.
12370. 3. Cyuus-Pipur', b, 30 Juue, 1830; m, Jefforson, N,II., 31 Dec. 1843,
.^ Hannah-Chamberlain Plaisted, b. 13 July, 1819, J., dau. of William and
Nancy (.Merrill). She d. 1 Jlay, 1858, Bradford, Jle. Hewas m. 2d, by
Franklin Davis, at Stetson, Penobscot Co., Me., 24 Jlar, 1859 to Jlary-
Abby Hill, b, 23 Oct. 1833, Exeter, Penobscot Co., Me,, dau. of Georgo-
AV. and Lauraetta-Byneffi (Bicknell) of Newport, Penobscot Co., Jle,
He has been postmaster for several years, justice ot the peace, selectman,
and representative. Tanner. Res, Jlercer, (iardiuer, Readfield, Brad
ford, and, 1874, East Bradford, Penobscot Co., Me.
Children:
12371. 1. Charles-Albert", b. 20 Nov, 1844, Gardiner; d. 20 Sept, 1848, Jlercer,
12372. 2. Frederic- William", b, 22 June, 1847, Alorcer; d. there, 20 Sept. 1848.
12373. 3. Cliarles-Plaisted", b. 11 July, 1849, JI, ; was in Ijusiness with his
father, 1874; firm ot O.-P. Churcli & Son. Res, East Bradford, Mc.
13374. 4. Catherine-Elizabeth", I), 7 July, 1851, JI. .
12375. 5. WilUam-Plaisted", b. 21 Sept. 1853, Bradford; d.there, 4 Nov. 1857.
12376. 6. George-Everett", b. 24 July, 1860, B. ; d, there, 19 Sept. 1868.
13377. 7. Henry-Lincoln", b. 18 Apr. 1865, 15.
12378. 8. Harlan-Piper", b. 19 July, 1868, B.
12379. 8. George', b. 3 May, 1822; m. Elizabeth Sprague,
12380. 4. Luoy-Ann', b. IS Feb. 1824; d. 15 Oct. 1825.

986 Jonathan" Winslow. K
12381. 5. JIart-Elizabeth', b. 10 Feb. 1826; m. Horace Bemis.
12382. 6. Sarah', b. 12 Mar, 1828.
12383. 7. Lucy', b. 26 Mar. 1830,
12384. 8. Charity', b, 9 Jan. 1833.
12385. 9. Ebenezer', b. 2 July, 1835.
12386. 10. Mary-Ann', b, 19 June, 1839; d. 4 Feb, 1847, Gardiner.
12387. JON.ITHAN', [2362] (James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 23 Mar. 1761,
Pittston, Me, (the first white child born in that town); d. P., 10 Nov. 1845, and
was buried there; m. by Gen, Henry Dearborn, in his native town, 26 Nov. 1789, to
Hannah Tarbox ot Saco, Jle,, b. there, Nov. 1764, dau. ot Ebenezer and Agnes
(Hooper) of S,, ace. to Mrs. Gordon [12392], and dau. of Col. Samuel Tarbox, who
served in the Rev. War, being appointed to guard Saco Harbor, ace. to William'
Lyon [12406]. She d. 17 Nov. 1855, Pittston.
The foUowing is the inscription on their grave-stone :

JlR,

Mrs.

Jonathan Hannah

WINSLOW

died

Nov. 10,

Nov. 17,

1845,

1855,

^t, 84,

^t. 91,

I would not live alway. Job— VII, 16.
Jlr. Winslow had a commission as sergeant of the infantry company of Pitts
ton, in 1789, and as clerk, in 1792; was also juryman in some of the earliest courts in
Kennebec County, and held some offices in the town; was surveyor ot lumber forty
years or more, and a carpenter and farmer. For additional facts concerning him see
record of his father [2358]. Pittston, Me.
Their only child :
12388. Elizabe'I'H, [12389] b. 30 Nov, 1791; d, 18 Apr. 1854; m. Amos Lyon.
12389, ELIZABETH", [12388] (Jonathan', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 30
Nov. 1791, Pittston, Me. ; d. P., 18 Apr. 1854, and was buried there; in. as 2d wife,
by Jedediah Jewett, Esq., Pittston, 17 Deo, 1806, to Amos LYON, b. 24 Jlay,
1772, Walpole, JIass., s. of Eliab* and JIaria (Smith) of ReadHeld, He d. Jlay, or

•Mb, Lyon, (father of Eliab) oame from England and settled in Walpole, Mass, He had several
sons, of whom one lived in W'alpole, Mass,, and another in Connecticut, where he has many de
scendants. General Lyon being one of them. There was a son Isaiah, who took an active part in
defending the early settlers from the attacks of the Indians. While at the head of a skirmishing
party, he and five others were taken prisoners and killed. His death was such a matter of rejoic
ing to the Indians that they exhibited his head upon a pole in the presence of the whites, ana nad
a war-dance around it. Eliab, another son, married Maria Smith, who also died about 1816, They
movedfrom Walpole, Mass., to Readfield, in the Spring of 1777; landed at a place now known as Shep
herd's wharf, in the city of Hallowell, where then ouly one house was standing; went west seven

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987

June, 1860, R., and was buried there. He is said to have remembered hearing the
report of the cannon at the time ot the battle of Bunker Hill. He married his flrst
wife, Mary Prescott, in Readfield, ot which town she was a native, and where she died.
They had two children, Amos and Nancy, both ot whom died young. [See 12756].
Children :

12390.

12391.12392.

12393,

12394.

1. Qeorge-Winslow', b. 24 Oct. 1807, Hallowell, Me,; m. Pittston, Jle., 4
June, 1854, Hannah Stevens, b. 24 Jan. 1818, P., dau. of John and
Elizabeth (Dewell) ot P. She d. 16 Aug. 1864, Pittston, Jlr; Lyon
writes as follows: In a prominent place in Pittston, Jle,, is my grand
father's and my burying lot and family monument, where are buried
my grand-parents, my mother Elizabeth Lyon, my wife Hannah, and
infant daughter Jlary-Lizzie ; also my niece Isabel Gordon.
I lived in Readfield, Jle,, with my father, till I was seventeen years
of age, then went to Pittston, Me,, and resided with my grand-parents,
Jonathan' and Hannah Winslow [12387], and had their property when
they had paid the debt ot nature. In January, 1869, after I had lost ray
mother, wife, and child, I removed to Minnesota, as both my brothers
were there. Here I shall probably spend the remainder ot my days. In
1873, he was a farmer in Hastings, Minnesota.
Child: Jlary-Lizzie", b. 2 Oct. 1858, Pittston; d. 26 Aug. 1859.
2. Hannah', b. 24 Dec. 1809, Readfield, Me. ; m. by George Williamson,
Esq., Pittston, 2 Apr. 1828, to Luther Gordon, b. 1 Aug. 1805, R., s. of
Luther and Sarah (Clough) of R. He died 14 Sept. 1854, Readfield.
She res. 1871, Dexter, Penobscot Co., Me.
Children: 1. Isabel", b. 1 July, 1829, Augusta, Jle, ; d. 6 Dec. 1845, Pittston, and
was interred there, in the burial-ground of Jonathan' Winslow..
2. Agnes-Hooper', b, 27 Aug, 1831, Augusta; was married there, by
Rev, A. Thompson, Aug, 1851, to Actor Thompson, s. of Dea. Joel
and Rachel (AVilson) of Wayne, Jle. Obtained a divorce in 1859,

miles through the forest to East Readfield, to commence an opening in the wilderness. There they
remained until their death, which occurred about 1816.
Their children were: ,
.Alpheus, married Lucy Blake, and had: Elon, Sylva, Olivia, .Alpheus, Zilpha, and Blake,
Maria, m. Allen Hall, and had: Anson, Jason, Nathan, and William,
Kliab, m, Rachel Foote, and had: Polly, Sally, Susan, Eliab, and Rachel,
Sylvina, m,  Hall; m. 2d, Joseph Fifield. Children: Nathan, Sylvina, Joseph, Hiram
and Sanborn,
Squikr, m, Betsey Wheeler, andhad: Samuel, Margaret, Katharine, Sqiiier, and Pliny,
Amos, b, 24 May, 1753, Walpole; m, Mary Prescott; m. 2d, Elizabeth" Winslow [12389],
Cornelius, m,  Ladd; had a large family; moved to Calais, Me.
Emilia, m, James French and had: Arnold, Sylvester, Lewis,and  , who was killed by tha
kick of a horse,
Taber, m, Abigail Caldwell, and had ; Emilia, Abigail, Taber, Syrena, Harrison, Eliza, and Sylvina
LoTON, m, Sally Haskins. s.p.
Nancy, m. Nathaniel Browri, and had: Ira, Nathaniel, James, Loton, and Nancy,

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and m. 2d, Sept. 1865, Isaac Rhodes. Res. Pittston, Bangor,
Penobscot, and Dexter, Me. ; in 1871, was in the State of JIaryland.
Children born in Pittston :
1239,5, 1. Bobert- WillUimson', b. May, 1852; d. Aug. 1853, Bangor.
1'2;5U6, 2." Willie-Bobert' , b. 11 June, 1854.
12397, 3. George-Lyon', b. 17 Jlar, 1834, .Bangor; d. 5 Oct. 1866, Chicago,
111. andwas buried there; m, by Rev, David Knowlton, Newport
Penoliscot Co,, Me., 10 June, 1863, to Lydia- Win if red Clark, b, N,,
dau. of Dea, James and JIary (Lawrence) of N. She d. 2 Oct.
1865, Dexter, Jle. They had a child which died in infancy. He
served in the navy one year; enlisted at Charlestown, JIass,, 26
Sept. 1861, and was discharged from the U.S. flag-ship Minnesotn,
28 Sept. 1862, at Newport News. Engineer and machinist.
Res. Dexter and Newport, Me.
12398. 4, Mary-Lyon', b. 28 June, 1836, Augusta, Me.
12399. 5, Susan", b. 12 Aug. 1839, Augusta; m. Lowell, JIass,, 2 Jlay, 1863,
Heni-y-Loring Mitchell, b, in Livermore, Jle,, s, of Sewell and Abi
gail (Loring), JIachinist, Res, 1872, Boston, Mass.
12400. 6, Winslow-J",, b, 3. Apr. 1842, Readfield; m. Pittsfield, Penobscot
Co., Jle,, 10 Aug. 1867, OUmena Sanborn, b. Newport, Me., dau.
of Abraham and OUmena (Rowe) of N. He served three years in
the late war; was corporal iu the 9th Maine Regiment, Co. G.
Joiner and millman. Res. 1872, Newport, Me.
12401. 7. Emily', b, 21 Oct, 1845, Readfield; d, 2 Apr, 1863, Dexter, Jle,
12402, 8, Vesta", b, 6 Dec. 1847, R. ; m, by Rev, C-E, Springer, Dexter, Jle,,
19 May, 1870, to John-Nelson Curtis, b, 20 Aug, 1841, D,, s, of
Charles and Mary (Abbott) of D, Shoemaker, Res, 1872, Dtxter, Me.
12403. 9. Celesta", b. 6 June, 1850, Readfield; d. 6 Dec, 1862, Dexter.
12404. 10. James-Lyon", b. 2 July, 1854, R,
12405. 3, JIary-Belcher', b. 24 Sept, 1812, R, ; d, 2 Apr. 1834, Bangor, andwas
buried there.
12406, 4, William', b, 15 June, 1815, R, ; m. Augusta, Jle,, 20 Aug. 1840, Eliza
beth LoweU of A,, b, 19 Jlar, 1819, Hallowell, Me,, dau. ot Hervey and
Susan (Burgess) of A. She d. 24 July, 1850, Plymouth, Me., and was
buried in R, He m, 2d, Hastings, Jlinn,, 3 Jan, 1860, Jane-Louisa BaU,
b. 15 Mar. ISi'i, Dansville, Stouben Co,, N.Y., dau, ol Horace* and
Anne (Bridge) of D, Town-treasurer, superintendent of schools, teacher,
and farmer. Res. Plymouth, Jle., from 1840 to 1850; P.O, add,, 1871,
Hastings, Dakota Co., Minn.
?Horace Ball, b. 1 July, 1793, Bari-e, Mass, ; d, 1 Oot, 18 JS; was in the battle of Plattsbnrg, also
in the Black Hawk War, He married, 9 Deo, 1819, Aune Bridge, b, 9 Aug. 1798, Orwell, Vt,; d. 2S
May, 1843, Hudson, Mich, Res. Dansville, N.Y,. Hudson, Mich,, and Hastings, Minn,
Children:
1. Charles, b. 4 Sept, 1830; d. 86 Feb. 1821.
2, jANK-LonisA, b. 15 Mar. 1822; m, 3 Jan. 1860, William' Lyon [12406],

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Children:
12407. 1. Susanna', b. 24 May, 1841, Plymouth, Jle,; m. Hastings, Minn., by
Rev. Charles-S. Ladus, 5 Nov. 1SC5, to Julius-Bronson Searles, b.
21 Jan. 1837, Royalton, Cuyahoga Co., O., s. of Jonathan-Dean and
Harriet-Clara (  ) ot H. District attorney and attorney-at-law.
Res. Plymouth, Me,, Hastings and Owatonna, Jlinn,, and, 1873,
Peabody, Marion Co., Kansas.
Children born in Owatonna:
12408. 1. Willis- Woi-thington', b. 16 Sept, 1866; d. 30 Jlar. 1808, O.
12409. 2. Elsie-Elisabeth', b. 1 July, 1868.
12410. 3. Mary-Eveline', b. 26 June, 1871.
12411. 2. George", b. 1 Nov. 1843, Plymouth; enlisted as private in 7th Jlaine
Reg., Co. B, and d. 10 Dec. 1862, at Camp Giiffiu, near Soinersville.
12412. 3. Augusta", b. 3 Jan. 1846, Plymouth; m. Hastings, Jlinn., Oct. 1866,
Almond Empey, b. 1 July, 1839, Osneburg, Stonemont Co., Canada
West, s, ot William-R. and JIargaret (Primner) of O. Fanner.
Res. 1873, Hastings, Minn.
Children:
12413. 1. George- William', b. 30 July, 1807, Point Douglass, Jlinn.
12414. 2. Clv,rence-Preaton', b. 15 Jlar. 1869, Osneburg, Can, West.
12415. 3. Everett-Ellsworth', b. 5 Apr. 1871, Hastings, Minn.
12410. 4. Helen", b. 15 Aug. 1848, Plymouth; has been a teacher in Kansas.
12417. 5. Lizzie", b. 19 July, 1850, Plymouth; m. Hastings, Jlinn,, 2 Apr.
1871, Eli-Townsend Porter, b. 4 Jlar. 1848, Coventry, Chenango
Co., N.T., s. of .loseph-Stephen and Margaret-Elizabeth (Barnum)
of Farmington, Minn. Carpenter and painter. Removed to Farm
ington, Jlinn,, in 1866, and was residing there in 1872.
3. Edwin-Lorenzo, b. 5 Aug. 1823. Ees. 1873, North Topeka, Kan.
4. Cakoline-Melissa, b, 21 Oct. 1824; d. 3 Nov. 1868,
5. Charles-Orlando, b, 16 Mar. 1826; m, Hosalie Chase, dau, of John-Langdon, and gr, dau. of Joseph.
possibly a descendant of William, Thomas, or Aquila Chase, mentioned in the following news
paper article:
"The decision in favor of the American heirs in the famous Chase will case has excited much
interest. The estate, which is vaiued at the modest sum of $260,000,000, is located at Leicester
shire, England, and the property comes to the heirs in succession, several of whom live in Chi
cago and Alton, Among the number are J,-H,-B, Henderson, of 1322 Wabash Avenije, Chicago,
the heirs of the late General T.-S. Rutherford; and Mrs, D.-C,-M, Smith of Alton, The English
heirs had heretofore obtained their full Interest, and the latter decision perfects the title of
the American heirs. The estate came flrst from Sir Townley of Townley Hall, Lancastershlre, Sir
Townley had one son, who afterwards married, and also left a male child. The latter took unto
himself a wife, and upon his death he willed the entire property to his sister Mary and her heirs.
The latter married Chase, and four sons— Richard, Thomas, William, and Aquila— were the result
of the union, Richard remained inEngl.^nd, but the other three came to America about the year
1629, Aquila settled in the vicinity of Newburyport, Massachusetts; Thomas in Rhode Island,
and William in Yarmouth, Massachusetts. The amount originally bequeathed was $385,000,000,
of which one-fourth was distributed to the heirs of Richard, in England, and the remaining
three-fourths, by the late decision, is to be distributed among the American heirs." [For Chase
family see Savage's Oen. Dictionary.] Eea. 1873, Hastings, Minn.
6. Albert-Pekrt, b. 28 Aug. 1830; d. 26 Aug. 1849,
T. HklbsMklinda, b, 12 May, 1838; d, 17 Aug, 1838.

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12418.12419. 12420.

12421.12422. 12423.

12424. 12425. 12426.

C. Blanche', b. 27 Feb. 1861, Marshau, Minn.
7. Horace-Ball", b. 1 Dec. 1863, M.
5. James-Winslow', b. 20 July, 1817, Readfield, Me,; m. Detroit, Me., 18
Apr. 1843, Hester-Ann Nichols of D., b. there, 4 Mar. 1827, dau. of
Hubbard and Mary-Ann (Lord) of Plymouth. The following account
ot their removal to Minnesota was given by William' [12406]: "They
resided in Plymouth, Maine, twelve years; moved to Minnesota in the
spring ot 1851. Otis, their eldest child, died at or near Galena, while
on their journey; was carried to St. Paul, Minn., and there buried.
Eulalie, a beautiful and interesting babe, died on reaching St. Paul, and
was buried in the same grave with her brother. My brother James was
also very sick  They had to wait at Galena three days for
a boat, and were all taken sick there .... entirely among
strangers, but they were not strangers in sympathy and kindness. Jly
brother lived about two years in St. Paul, then went to Hastings and
made a claim of 160 acres, which is now partly in the city limits. Re
turned to St. Paul, and went to work in a saw-mill, taking his pay in
lumber. He had all the material of a house framed, the timbers being
ready to put together, and made a raft of them in a little cove just below
Dayton's BluflE; — took aboard his wife and little ones, together with his
furniture and all he possessed in this world, including a cow and calf, a
cat and cooking-stove, and shoved off, he being skipper and his wife
mate and cook. They had a pleasant voyage, and hauled up and tied
to a rock at what is now Hastings Landing, but which then belonged to
the Sioux Indians. They made a shelter ot the lumber till he could move
it to his claim, one and a quarter miles distant. Much of the lumber he
dragged from the Mississippi to his claim by hand, and there he built
what they called a house. He still resides on his claim." Farmer.
Res. 1873, Hastings, Dakota Co., Minn.
Children, of whom the first four were probably born at Plymouth, Me., the
fifth at St Paul, and the last five at Hastings:
1. Otis-Edward", b. 23 Mar. 1844; d. 23 Jlay, 1851, andwas buried
iu St. Paul, Minn.
2. WiUiam-Henry', b. 16 Nov. 1846; enlisted 18 Feb. 1865, in the 1st
Minn, Heavy Artillery, and was discharged 29 July, 186&.
3, Faustina", b. 12 Aug. 1848; m. Hastings, Jlinn., 27 Nov. 1869,
WiUiam-Henry Norway, b. 28 Nov. 1840, Lisbon, St. Lawrence
Co., N.Y., s. of Charles and Esther (Sheldon) of L. Farmer.
Res. 1878, Hastings, Minn.
ChUd: Arthur', b. 14 July, 1871,
4. Eulalie", b. 18 July, 1850; d.
was buried there.
5. Mai-y-Isadore", b. 27 June, 1852, St. Paul; d. 8 Mar. 1865, Hastings,
Minn.

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12427. 6, James-Roscoe", b. 22 May, 1855, Hastinga.
12428. 7, Estelle", b, 30 Jlay, 1857, H.
12429. S. Elmyra", b. 15 July, 1860, H.
12430, 9. AUce-Jlay", b. 17 Feb, 1866, H.
12431. 10. Carrie", died aged two days.
12432. 6, Elizabeth', b. 27 Dec. 1819, Readfield, Jte.; m, Hallowell, Jle,, 17 Dec.
1837, Capt. John Jones, b, 2 July, 1812, H,, s, ot John and Hannah
(Jones) ot H, She grad. at the Eclectic Jled. CoU,, Cincinnati, O,, in
1858. He is a sea-captain. Res. 1871, 62 Lynde St., Charlestown, Mass.
ChUd :
12433. Helen", b. 30 Jan. 1838, Pittston, Jle.; in. South Boston, JIass., 10
Jlay, 1868, Amos-Root Hunt, b, 8 Nov. 1832, Danville, Vt,, s. ot
Justus and Louise (Ladd) ot D, She has been engaged in teaching,
Grad. Bacon's Commercial CoU,, Cincinnati, O,, in 1859, He is an
engineer ou Boston and Maine R,R, On page 233, Vol, I, Winslow
.Memorial, is given the history of a sword owned by the gr. gr,
grandfather of Jlrs. Hunt [2358], which, after the death of himself
and wife, came into the possession of their eldest son, George-Win
slow', and was by him given to Mrs, Hunt, who at last advices was in
possession ot the venerable relic.
Res. 1871, 62 Lynde St., Charlestown, Mass.

12434. JOHN", [2368] (James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 1764, Pittston, Me. ; ra.
Sarah Baker. He and his wife both had the misfortune to lose an eye at an early
age. Lived in New Sharon and Jlercer, Franklin Co., Me. ; tor a year or two they
were in Mt. Vernon, Kennebec Co., Jle.
Children:
12435. J'rinob-Baker', removed to the British Provinces and died in 1819; m.
Sarah HaU, b. Tuesday, 12 Aug. 1794, dau. ot Paul and Sarah (Neal) ot
Brunswick, Jle,, and half sister ot James-Neal HaU,, b, Thursday, 23
Aug. 1810, who married Emily-Jane Purinton [11332]. She m. 2d,
Solomon Stone.
12436. .Iohn', d. in 1818, aged 19.
12437, Charles', d. at an early age, in the summer of 1820.
12438. George", d. in 1863, Gardiner, Jle.; m, in 1832, Dorcas Marshall of
Hallowell, or Gardiner, Me. She d. about 1844. He m, 2d, about 1852,
Sophia [Wing] of Belgrade, Kennebec Co., Jle. Removed to Gardiner,
Me.
Child by flrst marriage:
12439. Charles-B'., b. 1834; m, Gardiner, Me.,  SpearofG. Heenlisted
in the 3d Maine Regiment, and served three years in the army of the
Potomac. They had three sous, all of whom died early.
Res. Gardiner, Me.

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12440. Joshua", d, about 1835; m. and left two sons.
12441. Zaccheus", m.  , and had descendants.
12442. Experibnoe-Baker', m.  ; settled in Franklin Co., Jle.
12443. Louisa'.
12444. CARPENTER", [2364] (James*, James', Job', Kenelm',) b. 22 Mar. 1766,
Pittston, Jle.; d. 19 Nov, 1827, Punxsutawney, Pa,, and was buried there; m.
Pittston, 8 June, 1788, Elizabeth or Betsey Colburn, b. 29 May, 1768, Pittston; d.
11 July, 1845, Punxsutawney, and was buried there. She was dau, of Maj, Reuben
and Elizabeth (Lewis) of Pittston, Augustus Colburn now occupies the old home
stead in Pittston, on which JIaj. Reuben Colburn lived at the time of the Arnold
expedition, for which he built two luindred batteaux, and reiidored other service.?,
receivino- no remuneration therefor. For tuither details see lliit. of Gardiner and
P'lttshn, pp, 112-16, "Carpenter Winslow was a little inclined to Toryism, though
he had the prudence to remain quiet." — Hist, of Gardiner. He was a ship-builder.
Res, Pittston, Wiscassett, and Bristol, Jle, ; removed to
Punxsutawney, Jeffei-son Co., Pa.
Cliildren born in Pittston, with the exception ot the youngest two, who were
born in Wisca.ssett:
12445. 1. Charles, [12454] b, 30 May, 1789; m. Elizabeth Folensby.
12446. 2, George, [12456] b. 24 Apr, 1791; d. 12 Jan. 1851; m, Elizabeth Reid,
12447. 3. Caupknter, [12463] b, 3 Jan. 1793; m. 25 May, 1817, Beulah Keene.
12448. 4, David, b. 10 Sept. 1794; wasa ship-master and took command of aslave-
sliip at Havana, Cuba, about the year 1816; went to Africa and was
captured while ashore, nothing more being known concerning his fate.
He was unmarriea.
12449. 5. Rbdbun, [12508] b. 28 June, 1796; d. 26 Aug. 1871; m. EUzabeth
Collins.
' 1'2450. 0. JA.MES, [12533] b. 14 Apr. 1798; m. 20 Oct. 1820, Betsey JtiUer,
12451. 7, EuENEZER, [1'2602] b, 8 June, 1800; d, in Illinois; m, Eliza Swan,
12452. 8. (Jaleb-Smith, b. 2 Oct, 1802; m. JIalden, Mass,, Caroline Barrett of
Boston, who was born in that city; d. before 1844, in JIalden, leaving
no children. He was a sea-captain; in 1844 left Pittsburg for New Or
leans, and when last heard from was on the Jlississippi River. It is
supposed that he was lost many years ai^o iu a steamer 011 that river,
12453. 9. .losEPH-WooD, [12010] b. 10 Dec. 1804; m, 10 Feb, 18:!-.', (Jhristiena
Long,
11454, (JAPT. CHARLES', [12445] (Carpentei-', .James*, .lames', ,ToV, Kenelm',)
b. 30 Jlay, 1789, Pittston, Kennebec Co,, Jle.; m, Elizabeth Folensby. He was a
sea-captain many years; died aged about fifty, uear the Strait of Gibraltar, and
was buried in the neutral burial-ground.
Their only child :
12455. Martha, m. in Philadelphia, John Savery,

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12456. GEORGE', [12446] (Carpenter', James\ James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 24 Apr.
1791, Pittston, Me. ; d, 12 Jan, 1851, New York City, on his return from visiting his
son in CaUfornia. Choosing a sea-faring lite as a profession, he soon rose to the
command of a vessel, sailing out of Boston many years in the European and China
trades. His last command was the ship Levant, owned by Jlessrs. .Tames and Thomas-
H. Perkins, stationed at Lintin, China, where he remained some three years, retiring
in 1830, when he settled in JIalden, now Everett, JIass. In 1819, while crossing
the Atlantic, he sighted and defined the position of a rock that had been considered
doubtful, as the following, of a much later date, will show :
"Notice to JIariners. — We have received the following communication from
Captain George Winslow, which confirms the statement contained in a letter received
at Lloyd's, and published in the Atlas of 81 ultimo,
" 'Messrs. Hayden & Brown.
" ^ Dear Sirs: In a paper of yours, dated January 31, I noticed a communication
received at Lloyd's trom Captain Roallons of the Eagle, giving an account ot a rock
seen by him on his passage from Hamburg to Newfoundland, which, he says, lies in
lat. 47. 87 n., lon. 28. 51 w. ; that it formed three distinct points, the highest to the
westward appearing eighty feet high.
' ' ' This rock is by most mariners consid ered of doubtful existence. It is laid down
on the chart of the Atlantic, in nearly the same position that Captain Roallons makes
it, and called the Three Chimneys. I would further state that in 1819, on my passage
in the ship Susan, from Gottenburg to Boston, I passed very near, say one-fourth of
a mile from this rock, that it formed three points ; the highest and westermost one
seventy to eighty feet, the others from thirty to forty feet above the level ot the sea.
There were no breakers to be seen around them.
" 'This rock is not in the track of ships bound to and from Europe; but those
coming from the North Sea, and having strong westerly winds to contend with,
would be likely to gain the longitude of it by the time they reached its latitude.
George Winslow.'"
In Maiden, Jlr. Winslow soon became identifled with the interests of the town,
but invariably declined public ofiice. He was, however, induced to accept the
appointment from Govornor Briggs as state commissioner under an act in addition to
an act incorporating the proprietors of JIalden bridge. A brief extract from an
article written by his minister, Rev. John-G. Adams, will convey to the readers the
esteem in which he was held by the town of his adoption.
"Nine months ago our friend left his home for California, taken there by busi
ness and a desire to meet his only son, who had been absent from home some years,
and wbo had crossed the Pacific from China to take up his residence in the new land
of success and failure. His death is an affliction to us all: to the town, to the neigh
borhood in which he lived, to our church, to his dear family, and to many oljlier
families and friends. He had resided here more than twenty years. He was one of
our most efficient citizens. His retiring from business was not retiring from active
lite. He was still the busy man, taking care of what he had accumulated, and doing
good with it. His generous-hearted ness was proverbial. On many an occasion has
it beMi evinced to his credit, and to the credit of us all. His good taste, his love of
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are all but so. many other commendations of his character as a public citizen. In
these respects he has left the good impression of himself in many ways, in many a
mind. He was one of the most able, faithful, and steadfast friends ot our society.
"There are those here who have known him longer than myself, who, when aid
has been most needed in times of past trial and exertion, have known most his lib
erality. It was constant and unchanging. His friendships were raany and highly
valued. Fresh and fragrant will be the rememberance of him in many hearts."
He married in Maiden, Mass., 13 Feb. 1821, Elizabeth Reid, b. 13 July 1799,
Boston, who removed to Maiden in her first year. She was dau. ot Robert of M.,
who was born at Sandy, one ot the islands of Scotland, and his wife Catherine (Dun-
ker). She d. 27 Oct. 1873, Everett, Mass. Res. Pittston, and Wiscassett, Me., and
Maiden, now Everett, Mass.
Children bom in Maiden :
12457. 1. Gborgb-Rbid', b. 30 Oct. 1821; d. 24 Apr. 1856, CaUao, Peru, South
America. He engaged in mercantile pursuits, and passed much of his
time during the last twenty years ot his lite in China and California.
In 1846, he, with others, engaged in the development ot the tin-mining
interest ot Borneo. In 1853, business called him to South America,
where, on the eve of his return to the United States, he was prostrated
by a fatal fever.
12458. 2. Catherine-Elizabeth', b. 2 May, 1832; m. by Rev. George-E. EUis,
D.D., at Harvard Church, Charlestown, Mass., 29 Oct. 1861, to David-
Oakes Clark, b. 1 Dec. 1826, Cambridge, Mass., s. of Cyrus, born in
1788, Amherst, N.H., d. 2 Apr. 1835, Cambridge, and Tabitha (Oakes),
born in Maiden; d. 21 Oct. 1866, Boston. In 1848, Jlr. Clark sailed
from Boston to Shanghae, and there became a, clerk tor the firm ot
Wolcott, Bates & Co., remaining with them four years, when he en
tered the employ of Russell & Co., ot that place, being with them in
the capacity ot clerk eight years, and as partner nine years. In 1852 he
went from Shanghae to San Francisco, as supercargo, returning to S.
in 1853; was located at Foo Chow three years; in 1856 returned to
Shanghae, and in February, 1857, to Bangkok, Siam, where he estab
lished an agency for the firm. December, 1859, went to Hong Kong,
and, in July of the following year, to Foo Chow, where he remained
till May, 1861, when he visited America, was married, and in Feb-
ruai7, 1862, accompanied by his wife, went back to Foo Chow. He
returned to Boston, 1867, but continued a partner in the business till
December, 1869, when he retired from the flrm.
He represented the U.S. Government at Poo Chow (Foo-Chow-
t Foo) as consular agent from 1854 to 1856. Held the appointment ot
Swedish and Norwegian Consul at Bangkok, Siam, from 1857 to 1860,
and represented the same government at Foo Chow trom 1861 to 1867.
— [See A Residence Among the Chinese, by Robert Fortune, pp. 219-20.
Mr. Clark died at " Reidhurst," the family mansion, in Milton,
18 December, 1883. During his residence in Siam he " acquired in
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12460.
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executive of the kingdom, who constantly consulted him about foreign
afifairs. His name is still well remembered there. In China, also, he
was well known and highly respected at the Treaty Ports, both because
of his effective business talents and his admirable disposition and char
acter. His justice and invariable consideration for all with whom he
had dealings brought him the regard and confldence of the Chinese to
an unusual degree. His perfect honesty and uprightness made him
" an involuntary and unconscious missionary in the land.
" He lived in Jlilton about fifteen years, making friends wherever
he went by his amiable, afiectionate disposition, his considerate regard
for others, and the transparent purity of his lite and character. No
man was better fitted to create and to enjoy a happy home or to fill and
surround it with all that can make a home what it should be. In the
expression of his face and the tones of his voice there was a sweetness
-which told of a kindly, affectionate nature; while his conversation and
personal bearing, however modest and unassuming, gave tokens ot un
usual intelligence and strength of character. These qualities ran through
his whole life, gaining for him, in addition to business success, the richer
satisfactions ot conscious integrity and a loving heart; whUe they se
cured for him the confldence and friendship ot those whose sympathy
and friendship should be dearest to him. For more than four months
he faced death with a touching and beautiful serenity, knowing that it
must soon come, and died at last in a moment, without painful warning,
as a good man might wish to die." — Extraet from Obituary — by J.H.M.
Children :
1. Elizabefh-Reid", b. 15 Feb. 1863, Foo Chow, China; d. 20 May,
1876, Bologna, Italy, while traveling with her parents. Her re
mains now rest in the family lot at Jlouut Auburn, where also repose
those of her father.
2. Winslow", b. 12 June, 1869, JIalden, JIass. ; 1887, la attending the
private school of Jlr. Hopkinson in Boston, Mass.
3. Elton", b. 27 May, 1872, " Sunnyside," Jlilton, Mass.; 1887, attend
ing the above-named school with his brother.
a. Caeoline-Bakrbtt', b. 24 Feb. 1836 ; m Maiden, 12 Apr. 1859, John-
Roulston Hall of Roxbury, Mass., b. 13 May, 1828, Boston, Mass., s. of
Charles-Griffith and Emily-Catherine (Browning) of R,
Res, 1872 and 1878, Boston, Mass.
Child : CaroUne-Winslow", b. 22 May, 1860, Maiden, Mass.
4. Margarbt-Goodwin', b. 21 Sept. 1837. 1887, res, with hersister [12458].
5. Thomas-Forbbs', b. 29 Jan. 1839; d. 8 June, 1839, and was buried in
Jlount Auburn Cemetery.

12463. CARPENTER", [12447] (Carpenter', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 3
Ian. 1793, Pittston, Kennebec Co., Me. ; m, Bristol, Lincoln Co., Me., 25 May, 1817,

996 Descendants of Capenter' Winslow.

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Beulah Keene, b, 3 Jan, 1796, Bristol, dau, of William and Celana (Wadsworth) ot
B, She died 16 Jlay, 1863, Benezett, Elk Co., Pa., and was buried there. Mr.
W. is also deceased. Ship carpenter. Res, Pittston, Wiscasset, and Bristol, Jle.;
removed to Pennsylvania in 1821, aud, in 1873, he resided Benezett, Pa.
Children:
12464. 1. Charles', b. 23 Jan, 1818, Bristol, Me. ; m, by Eben Winslow, justice ot
the peace, at Benezett, Pa,, 20 Feb. 1845, to Rebecca Hicks, b, 2 Nov.
1826, Benezett, dau. ot John and Elizabeth (Lewis) ot Gibson, Elk
Co., Pa, 'Res. 1873, Benezett, Pa.
Children born in Benezett:
12464", 1. William-Keene", b. 20 Aug. 1846; m. Jlinnie Lush.
• Child :
12464" Minnie', b. 29 July, 1872, Benezett.
12404' 2, Sylvanus', b. 31 Jlay, 1848,
12401'! 3, George-Henry', b, 1 Jlar. 1850.
134U4« 4, Clarence", b, 3 Oct, 1852.
12464' 5. Charles-Augustus', b, 20 Jan, 1855,
12464s 0, Beulah-E",, b. 9 Juno, 1857.
12464" 7, Harriet-Ella', b, 7 Apr. 1860.
124C4' 2. George-Wait', b. 25 Jlay, 1820, Bristol, Me.; was unmarried in 1873.
124641 3, William', b. 25 Sept, 1821, Jefferson Co,, Pa, ; d. aged about eight
years.
1'2465. 4, Ebenezer', b. 11 Jlay, 1823, Jefferson Co., Pa.; d. 8 Feb. 1863, Bene
zett, Pa. ; m. there, 2 Jan, 1847, Elizabeth-Jl, Hicks, b. 2 Nov. 1826, at
B., dau. of John and EUzabetii (Lewis) of Gibson, Pa,, and sister of
Rebecca, wife of Charles' [12464], She died in the summer of 1872, at
Benezett. Res. Benezett, Pa.
Children boru in Benezett:
12466. 1. George-Lafayette", b. 10 Oct. 1847; m. Benezett, '24 Oot. 1869,
Mutha Brownlee, b. 14 Jlar. 1850, Keating Township, Pa. Her
parents resided iu Caledonia, Pa. Res. 1878, Benezett, Pa.
ChUd :
12467, Cora-Ettie', b. 25 Aug. 1870, Benezett.
124fiS, 2. JUlton", b, 26 Feb. 1850.
12409. 3. John-Warren", b. 23 Feb, 1852,
12470, 4. Seneca-Leroy", b. 24 Feb. 1854.
12471. 5, Henry-Frank", b, 3 Jlar. 1850.
12472. 6. JIai-y", b, 9 Jlar. 1863,
12473, 5, John-Walden', b, 2 Jan, 1825, Jolleison Co,, Pa.; m, by Rev. George-
F. Ree.ser, Gaskill, Jefferson Co,, Pa,, 12 Oct, 1853, to Sarah-Young'
Winslow [12611], b. 3 Aug, 1832, at G., dau, of Joseph-Wood' and
(Jhristiena (Long) of G. Res, 1878, GaskiU, Pa.

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997

Children born in GaskiU:
12474. 1. Willis-Webster", b. 9 July, 1854.
12475. 2, Jlarion-Augusta", b. 12 Oct. 1856.
12476, :i, Frank-Leslie", b, 12 Apr. 1858.
12477. 4, Christiana", b, 7 Dec, 1859.
12478. 5, Thomas-Benton", b, 18 Apr. 1861.
12479. 0. Jlai-y-Emma", b, 12 Aug, 1863,
12480. 7, Reuben-Colburn", b, 24 June, 1867.
12481. 8. Henry-Clarence', b. 21 Jlay, 1871,
12482. 6, Joshua- Wadsworth', b. 5 July, 1820, Jefferson Co,, Pa.; m. Benezett,
13 July, 1863, EUen Larghey, b. 23 Oct. 1844, Kersey Township, Pa,,
dau. of Patrick of Centreville, Elk Co., Pa, Res. 1873, Benezett, Pa.
Children born in Benezett:
12483. 1. Beulah", b. 20 Jlay, 1864.
12484. 2. Joseph-Edward", b, 6 Jlay, 1806,
12485. 3. Carpenter-Benton', b. 9 Sept, 1808.
1-2486, 4. Catherine-Jane", b, 30 Sept, 1870.
12487. 5, Ellen-Jlay», b, 26 Oct. 1872,
12488. 7. Selixa-Ei.izabeth', b, 17 Juue, 1830, Benezett, Pa. ; ra, there, by S.-J,
Adams, 6 June, 1850, to HoUis-Jackson Rowe, b, 30 May, 1828, New
port, Jle., s, of Jesse and Hannah (Lane) of N, F'armer, carpenter, and
joiner. Res. Orono, Carmel, Plymouth, and,
1873, Newport, Penobscot Co., Me.
Children:
12489, 1. Wiuslow-Carpentor", b, 12 Jlar. 1852, Benezett,
12490. 2. Julia- Wilson", b. 7 Feb. 1857, B,
12491, 3. HolUs-Gi-ant", b. 7 July, 1865, Newport, Me.
12492. 8. Lydlv-Kbene', b. 10 Nov. 1831, Benezett; m., probably in 1850, Dr.
Theodore-Franklin Boyer, b. 21 Mar. 1824, Harrisburg, Dauphin Co.,
Pa., s. of George and Mary-M. (Sandongslager) ot H. Physician. Res.
Elk County, Jliddletown, and, 1873, Harrisburg, Pa.
Children, ot whom the flrst two were born in Elk Co., Pa., and all others in
Harrisburg, Pa. :
12493. 1. Charles-C"., b. 29 May, 1851.
12494. 2. Frank-D"., b. 29 May, 1853.
12495. 3. Emma', b. 1 Dec. 1856.
13496. 4. Susie", b, 12 Nov. 1858.
12497. 5, Burt-W'., b. 17 Jlay, 1864.
12498. 6. Carrie", b, 30 Mar. 1866.
12499. 9. Reuben', b. 4 Sept. 1834, Benezett; m. there, 4 July, 1865, ,\nn O'Brien,
¦n-liose parents were of Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa. Carpenter.
Res. 1873, Benezett, Pa.

998 Descendants of Carpenter' Winslow. K
Children born in Benezett:
12500. 1. Louisa", b. 1 Dec. 1867.
12501. 2. ( George-L"., b. 9 Apr. 1.870.
12502. 3. \ Carpenter-G'., b. 9 Apr. 1870.
12508. 10. Col. Thomas-H. Benton', b. 26 Nov. 1836, Benezett; was unmarried in
1873; has been 1st Lieutenant and Colonel ot the Bucktail Regiment,
Pa. Liquor dealer. Res. 1870, Benezett, Pa.
12504. 11. Abigail-Sophia', b. 7 July, 1838, Benezett; m. there, 21 Feb. 1858,
WilUam-E. Johnson, s. of Thew and Sarah (Coleman) of B., and
brother of Samantha, wife of David-Brunson' Winslow [12516]. Mer
chant. Res. 1873, Benezett, Pa.
Children born iu Benezett: '
12505. 1. Ella", b. 11 Jlay, 1868.
12506. 2. Emma", b. 14 Aug. 1870.
12507. 8. Ada", b. 28 Feb. 1872.
12508. REUBEN", [12449] (Carpenter', James*, James', JoV, Kendm',) b. 28
June, 1796, Pittston, Kennebec Co., Me.; was killed on the railroad, near Lock
Haven, CUnton Co., Pa., 26 Aug. 1871; m, CurwinsviUe, Clearfield Co., Pa., 15
Nov. 1818, Elizabeth Collins, b. 16 July, 1800, on tbe Atlantic Ocean, between Ire
land and the United States, dau. of Robert and Nancy (Coyle) ot Dublin, Ireland.
Farmer and lumberman. Res. Clearfield, Chester, Benezett, Elk Co, , Pa,
1873, she res. Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
Children born in Clearfield, Clearfield Co., Pa., excepting the second:
12509. 1. Caroline-Toby', b. 8 Aug. 1819; m, by John-S. Brockway, Esq., at
Benezett, 30 Dec, 1840, to Beujamin-Bush Petrikin, (originaUy Peter-
kin of Scotland, and changed by the grandfather of Benjamin-Rush),
b. 16 June, 1816, Danville, Columbia Co., Pa,, s, of David of D,, and
Elizabeth (Forsythe) who belonged to a branch of the Temple family in
England. He d. 18 Mar. 1866, Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa,, and was
buried there. He was a lawyer. She has res. Bellefonte and Benezett,
Pa., and Iowa Territory. Her P.O. add., 1873, Lock Haven, Pa.
Children :
12510. 1. Reuben-Winslow', b. 23 Jan. 1848, Benezett; entered West Point
as cadet in June, 1861 ; graduated June, 1865, and was assigned to
the 1st Regiment of Artillery, as 2d Lieutenant; was soon after pro
moted to the rank of 1st Lieutenant. While iu the 1st Artillery he
was stationed at Fort Schuyler, New York Harbor, until the Fenian
raid on Canada, when he was ordered with his company to Buffalo,
Remained in the Artillery service about nine months, and was trans
ferred to the Engineer Corps, as 1st Lieutenant, and ordered to
Maine to take charge ot the fortiflcation, building at the mouth of
the Kennebec River. In the spring of 1867, he was ordered to
Omaha, Neb., as engineer, on the staff of Gen. C.-C. Augur, com-

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999

manding the Department of the Platte, and remained on said duty
one year and a halt, at which time he resigned the service. Since
then he has been employed in civil engineering, and otherwise. He
¦ married at Lock Haven, Pa., 20 Jan. 1870, Maggie Grafflns of L.,
b. 16 Jan. 1846, L., dau. of Jacob and Agnes (Ki-ebbs) of L.
Res. 1873, Lock Haven, Pa.
Children:
12511. 1. Benjamin-Bush', b. 8 Jan. 1871, Lock Haven.
12512. 2. Jacob- Grafflns', b. 23 Aug. 1872.
12513. 2. Helen-Elizabeth", b. 26 Dec. 1844, Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pa.; d.
there, 18 July, 1851.
12514. 8. William-Franklin", b. 8 June, 1846, Bellefonte.
12515. 2. Reuben-Colburn', b. 15 Jlay, 1821, Jefferson Co., Pa.; d. unmarried,
10 May, 1862, Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
12516. 3. David-Brunson', b. 15 Jlar. 1823; m. Benezett, Pa., 18 Dec. 1846,
Semantha Johnson, b. 18 Dec. 1828, B., dau. oi Thew and Sarah (Cole
man) ot B., and sister of Wm.-E. Johnson, who married Abigail-Sophia'
Winslow [12504]. Farmer. P.O. add. 1873, Benezett, Pa.
Children born in Benezett:
12517. 1. Ann-EUza", b. 18 Feb. 1848; m. Benezett, 10 May, 1865, Byron-
Julius Jones ot B., b. 12 Mar, 1837, Essex Co,, N.Y., s. ot Julius
and Polly (Griswold). Lumberman. Res. 1873, Benezett, Pa.
ChUd : Murat', b. 20 Feb. 1866.
AdaUne", b. 3 Dec. 1849; d. 3 Apr. 1850, Benezett.
WilUam-Lloyd-Garrison", b. 2 June, 1851.
Clara", b. 15 Nov. 1852; d. 16 Apr. 1866, Benezett.
Byron", b. 24 Aug. 1856.
Benjamin-Rush", b. 15 Sept, 1858.
Orrin-Day", b. 22 Feb. 1861.
Reuben-Colburn", b. 18 Sept. 1865.
4. Hiram', b. 1 Jan. 1825; d. 24 Feb. 1831, Clearfield.
Embline-Barclay', b. 30 Oct. 1826; m, Benezett, 22 July, 1846, Robert-
MUler' Winslow [12534], b. 29 Nov. 1821, Punxsutawney, Pa., s. of
James* and Betsey (iVIiller) ot P. Lumberman and banker. Res. in the
counties of Elk, Clinton, and Lycoming, Pa. 1873, Oconto, Oconto
Co., Wis., and, 1887, Jamestown, Dak.
Children :
12528. 1- James-Rush", b. 3 Jan. 1847, Benezett; m. Williamsport, Pa., 14
Sept, 1871, Rebecca Le Van of W., b. there, 4 June, 1850, dau. of
Edward-McDonald Dananhaur and Jane-Vanderbilt (Stabb) of W.
Lumberman. Res. Kearsey and Williamsport, Pa,, and Green Bay
and Oconto, Wis,

12518.

12519.

2.

12520.

3.
12521.
4.
1-2522.
5.
l',2523.
6.
12524.
7.
12525.
8,
12.526.
4.
HlH
12527.
5.
Emi
1000

Descendants of Carpenter" Winslow:

K

12529. 2, Reuben-Satterlee', b, 16 Apr, 1852, Punxsutawney, Pa.
12530, 3, Clara-Emma", b, 20 Aug. 1856, Lock Haven, Pa.
12531. G. Adblinb-Boonb', b. 16 Nov. 1828; m. by Judge Winslow, Benezett,
Pa., 25 Aug. 1851, to Orrin-Day Satterlee, b. 7 Sept. 1811, Athens,
Bradford Co,, Pa., s. of John-Franklin and Julia (Prentiss) of A. Res.
Clearfield, Chester, Elks Centre, and Wrightsville; 1873, Lock Haven, Pa.
Child :
12532. Helen-Eliz.ibeth", b 1 June, 1852, Benezett; m. Lock Haven, 17
July, 1872, Daniel-FrankUn Good of JIuncy, Pa., b, 19 Aug, 1844,
at M., s. of Jlichael and Sarah (Beebett) of M. Lumberman,
Res. 1873, Lock Haven, Pa.

12533, JAJIES', [12450J (Carpenter', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 14 Apr.
1798, Pittston, Kennebec Co., Jle.; in, by Sullivan Hardy, Bristol, Lincoln Co.,
Jle,, 26 Oct, 1820, to Betsey Jliller, b. 8 May, 1799, B,, dau. of Robert aud 
(Rhodes) ot Broadlowe, Bristol, Me, She d, 6 Feb. 1847, Punxsutawney, and was
buried there. He has been county surveyor. House-joiner, Res. Punxsutawney,
Pa,, most of the time after 1821, with the exception of a tew years spent in Elk.
1887, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Children born in Punxsutawney:
12534. 1. Robert-Miller', b, 29 Nov, 1821; m, Benezett, Pa,, 22 .Tuly, 1846,
BmeUne-Barclay' Winslow [12527], b. 30 Oct. 1826, Clearfield, Pa., dau,
of Reuben' and Elizabeth (CoUins) of Lock Haven, Pa. [See 12527].
Banker, Res. 1887, Jamestown, Dakota Ter.
12535. 2. Eliza-JIary', b. 7 Aug. 1823; m, Punxsutawney, Pa,, by Rev. Jlr. Mc
Clelland, 25 Sept. 1848, to David-Chitticks Gillespie, b, 25 Aug. 1822,
Indiana Co,, Pa,, s, of Christopher-Dallas and JIary (Elliott) of Indiana
Co. Jlerchant, Res. Brookville, and,
1873, Punxsutawney, Jefferson Co., Pa.
Children: Clarence-Howard', b. 14 Sept. 1849, Brookville.
Clara-Emma', b, 17 Jan, 1852, B.
Laura-Addie", b. 3 Dec, 1854, B,
James-Winslow', b, 19 Juue, 1857, Punxsutav
Geoi-ge-Irwin", b. 30 Nov, 1859, P.
Jlamie", b. 14 July, 1865, P.
Jlalvern-ffiU", b. 11 June, 1862, Brookville, Pa,; d, 24 Jlay, 1870
Clayville, Pa,
8. David-Chitticks", 1
July, 1869,
Amanda-Fitzallen', b, 18 Jlay, 1825; m, Punxsutawney, 27 Sept, 1843,
George Porter, b, 31 Oct, 1819, PhUadelphia, Pa,, s, of Robert and
Jlartha (Thompson) of Lycoming Co., Pa, He d. 31 Jlar. 1849. He
was a cabinet-maker. She in. 2d, Brookville, Jefferson Co., Pa., 16
Feb. 1851, Col. John-Garner Wilson, b. 24 Apr. 1824, in Vermont, s. ot

12536.

1.

12537.

2.

12538.

3.

12539.

4,

12540.

5,

12541.

6,

12542.

7.

12543.

12544. 8.

vney.

July, 1869, Big Run, Pa. ; died there, 23

£

Porter, Wilson Gillespie, Sutter.

1001

12545. 12546. 12547. 12548. 12549.
12550. 12551.12552. 12553. 12554.

12555.

12556.12557.
12558. 12559.
12560.12561.
12562.

12563.12564.12565.12566.
12567. 12568.

John and Martha (Sloan) of Warsaw, Jefferson Co., Pa. He served in
the Union army, enlisting as private in 1861, and was promoted to the
rank of Colonel in the Army of the Potomac; was active in raising re
cruits. Boot and shoe manufacturer. Res. 1873, Warsaw, Jefferson Co., Pa.
Children: 1. JIartha-Elizabeth', b. 13 Nov. 1844; d. 25 Sept. 1849.
2. Robert- Winslow', b, 7 Apr, 1847; d. 12 Oct. 1849.
3. George-Winslow", b. 28 Aug. 1849.
By 2d inarriage :
4. Frank-Winslow", b. 16 Feb, 1852, Brookville, Pa.
5, Emma-Susanna", d. 5 Jan. 1859.
6. Lydia-Fi-auces", b. 21 Aug. 1856.
7. Charles", b. 17 Jlay, 1859.
8. Alonzo", b. 10 Jlar. 1862.
9. WUUam", b. 25 July, 1865,
4, Lydia-Smith', b, 28 Jlar. 1-828; m. Punxsutawney, Pa., 25 Sept. 1848,
James-Updegraffi Gillespie, b. 26 June, 1820, Indiana Co,, Pa,, s, of
Christopher-Dallas and Mary (Elliott) of Indiana Co. He is proprietor
of the Clayville Jlanufacturing Company. Res. Indiana County, and,
1873, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Cliildren born in Punxsutawney:
1. Amanda-Jane", b. 28 Nov. 1849; ni. ClayviUe, Pa,, 27 Jan. 1870,
William Sutter, b. 21 Mar. 1847, Indiana Co., s. of  and Elizti-
beth (  ) Sutter. P.O. add. 1873, Punxsutawney, I'l.
Child: William- Alden', b. 20 July, 1871.
2. William", b. 6 Jlar. 1852.
3. Kate", b, 13 Apr. 1855.
4. Charles-James", b. 27 Nov. 1857; d. 6 Apr. 1859, Punxsutawney, and
was buried there.
5. James", b. 3 June, 1860; d. 12 July, 1863, Punxsutawney, and was
buried there.
6, Lenzy', b. 10 Nov. 1864.
5. Oscar-Fitzallen', b. 10 Aug. 1831; m. Punxsutawney, 13 Oct. 1857,
JIary-Jane Hickox, b. 24 May, 1842, Oliveburg, Jefferson Co., Pa., dau.
of Reuben and Catherine (Williams) ot O. Carpenter and joiner.
Res. 1873, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Children born in Punxsutawney:
1, Cara-EUa", b. 30 Dec. 1860; d. 31 Oct, 1862, Punxsutawney,
2. Rowland-HiU", b. 5 Feb. 1863.
8. Cora-Lessa", b. 23 Aug. 1865.
4. James-Reuben", b. 24 Sept. 1867.
5. Mattie-Ettie", b. 24 Nov. 1869.
6. Alson-Le Van', b. 10 Jlar. 1872.

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Descendants of Carpenter' Winslow.

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12569. 6. Anstrus-Little', b. 10 July, 1833; m. Punxsutawney, 27 July, 1854,
John Hendrick, b. 13 Nov. 1830, Indiana, Indiana Co., Pa., s. of John
and Sarah (Shields) ot Clayville, Pa. He served three years in the
war. Real estate agent. Res. Punxsutawney, Indiana, East Liberty,

12570. 12571. 12572.
12573.12574.12575.12576.
12577.

12578.12579. 12580.12581.12582.12583.
12584.12585. 12586.
12587.

12588.12589.12590.12591.
12592.

and.
Children :

1873, Pittsburg, Alleghany Co., Pa.

Florence-Etta',James-Shields', Charles-Addis',Henry-Jameson'

b. 27 May, 1854, Punxsutawney.
b. 22 July, 1857, P.
b, 29 Jan, 1860, P.
', b. 22 Jlay, 1862.

Martha', b. 21 June, 1865, Indiana; d. 13 July, 1805,
William-Lloyd", b. 2 July, 1866, Indiana,
Emma-Theresa", b. 14 Nov. 1870, L
JIaktha-Young', b. 26 Apr. 1835; m. Punxsutawney, by Rev. Jlr, Lyon,
7 Oct. 1851, to WilUam-Johnston Chandler, b. 10 Sept. 1830, Alexander,
Huntingdon Co., Pa,, s. of Thonjas-Johnston and Eliza-Josephine (Shir-
man) ot Beaver Co., Pa. Dentist. Res. New Brighton and Rochester,
Beaver Co., Pa., Brookville, Jefferson Co., Pa., and Alexandria, Va.
1873, Punxsutawney, Pa.

Children:

Thomas-James', b. 7 July, 1853, Punxsutawney; d. there,7Nov. 1854.
Larouka", b. 4 July, 1855, Punxsutawney; d. there, 11 June, 1869.
b. 7 Oct. 1857, Brookville, Pa.

b. 12 Feb. 1860, Rochester, Pa. ; d. 6 Jlay, 1862, Punxsu-

Kate", William", tawney.
Bessie- Winslow", b. 10 Aug. 1862, Rochester.
Jossie", b. 6 June, 1866, Punxsutawney.
Alfred- Whisler', b. 25 Oct. 1868, P. ; d. there, 10 Nov. 1868.
Charles-Winslow", b. 26 May, 1870, P.

8.

James-Whisler',
Charles-Hilton', b,
2 Dec. 1845.

b. 11 Oct. 18
, 19 Apr. 1837;

2, P.

ni. 4 Sept. 1864, EUen- J. Derr, b.
Res. 1873, Benezett, Pa.

12S98.

Children: 1. Austin-C"., b. 9 Apr. 1865.
2. Minnie-Eva", b. 14 July, 1867.
3. Horatio-0"., b. 17 Sept. 1869.
4. Bessie-E.-M"., b. 3 Jan, 1872.
9. Adelia- West', b. 24 Apr. 1839; m. Punxsutawney,
wood, 21 Nov. 1855, to James-Alexander Minish,
Chambersburg, FrankUn Co., Pa., s, of Thomas aud Nancy-Aun (Ready)
of Westmoreland Co., Pa. In 1873 he was justice of the peace. Black
smith. Res. New Brighton and Jlount Pleasant, Pa.
„, .,, , . „ 187'S, Punxsutawney, Pa,
Children born in Punxsutawney :
1, Martha-EUzabeth", b. 17 May, 1857.

by Rev. Mr.
b. 30 Jlar.

Shcr- 1831,

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Mulish, Wi7islow. 1003

12594. 2. James- Winslow", b. 19 Aug. 1859; d. 21 June, 1863, Punxsutawney,
and was buried there.
12595. 3. William-Augustus", b. 31 July, 1865.
12596. 4. John-Clarence", b. 18 Dec. 1867.
12597. 5. Homer-Clark", b.4 June, 1870; d. 21 Feb. 1871, Punxsutawney,
and was buried there. ^
12598. 6. George-Porter", b. 12 Jan. 1872.
12599. 10. ( Jambs', b. 12 July, 1841; d. 28 Sept. 1841.
12600. 11. \ Joseph', b. 12 July, 1641; d. 27 Sept. 1841.
12601. 12. Euphemia-Wharton', b. 28 Jlay, 1844 ; d. 20 July, 1844.
12602. EBENEZER', [12451] (Carpenter', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 8
June, 1800, Pittston, Jle. ; d. in Illinois; m. Eliza Swan.

Res. 1873, Taylor's Falls, Minn.
Res. 1873, Taylor's Fall, Minn.

Childi

len:

12603.

Carpentkk'.

12604.

Harvey'.

12605.

Ebenezer'.

12606.

Sophronia'.

12607.

Elizabeth'.

12608.

JIartha'.

12609.

Mary'.

. 12610. JOSEPH-WOOD', [12453] (Carpenter', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',)
b. 10 Dec. 1804, Wiscasset, Me.; ra. by David Barclay, Punxsutawney, Pa., 16 Feb.
1832, to Chnstiena Long, b. 24 Apr. 1804, Center Co,, Pa,, dau, of Joseph and Mary
(Weaver) of Center Co. Farmer. Res. Gaskill; 1872, Hudson, Jefferson Co., Pa,,
and, 1887, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Children born in Gaskill, Pa. :
12611. 1. Sarah-Young', b. 3 Aug. 1832; m, by Rev. George-F. Reeser, Gaskill,
12 Oct. 1853, to John-VValden' Winslow [12473], b. 2 Jan. 1825, Jeffer
son Co,, Pa., 8. ot Carpenter' and Beulah (Keene) of Benezett, Pa, [See
12473,]
12612. 2. Reuben-Colbdrn', b. 9 Nov. 1833; m. by Rev. E.-A. Johnston, Punxsu
tawney, 24 June, 1858, to Martha Drum, b. 12 Mar, 1837, P., dau. of
John and Jlartha (Hull) of P.
Jlr, Winslow's early life was spent on his father's farm, receiving
such education only as could be obtained in the common schools of the
country some thirty or forty years ago. In 1860-61 he read law with P.-
W. Jenks of Punxsutawney, and after his admission to the bar of Jeffer
son Co., Pa., entered into a partnership with him, which continued for
eighteen years. Since 1880 his legal flrm has been Winslow & Calder-
wood. In 1884 he was elected to the State Senate ot Pennsylvania and
represented the 37th senatorial district, composed of Indiana and Jeffer-

1004

Descendants of Carpenter' Winslow.

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12613'
12613' 12614.

son Counties, for the years 1885 and 1886, His legal career has been a
very successful one. Attorney-at-law and banker.
Res. 1877, and 1887, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Children born in Punxsutawney:
12613. 1. John-Carleton', b. 13 June, 1859; m, 20 Nov. 1877, Covode, Pa.,
Jlartha-Ann Hughes, b. 11 Jlay, 1859, Young Township, Jefferson
Co., Pa., dau, of Samuel-B, and Mary (Walls) of Punxsutawney,
Pa. He d,, P,, 11 Nov. 1881, and both he and his daughter are
buried in a private cemetery on a beautiful hill overlooking the
town of Punxsutawney. Lumberman. Res. Punxsutawney, Pa.
Children born in Punxsutawney:
1. Bessie-Welcome', b. 25 Oct,, 1878; d. 27 Oct. 1881.
2. Eugene-HaW, b. 10 Oct, 1880.
2. WilUam-Warreii", b. 7 May, 1862; grad, honorably at Harvard Uni
versity in the class of 1885; read law with Winslow & Calderwood
till Sept. 1886; afterward pursued his law-studies at Harvard Law
School till close of the term in 1877, when he left for Europe, and
at last advices was traveling there, intending on his return to re
sume his studies at Harvard for another year. With his abilities
and opportunities he is expected to make a successful and honor
able career iu the legal profession.
Early in life he took considerable interest in printing, and at
thirteen years of age commenced the publication of an amateur
paper, which he continued till 1879, when he left home for a musical
education. He has been a member of the Harvard Glee Club sev
eral years. A bound volume of his editorial efforts has been pre
served, in which his fond father takes great pride and pleasure.
12615. 3. Caroline-Barrett', b. 11 June, 1835; m. by Rev. George-F. Reeser, at
Gaskill, 12 Oct. 1854, to John-Barr Wilson, b, 4 Apr. 1825, Indiana
Co., Pa,, s. ot Thomas and Margarette (Barr) of Punxsutawney. Jler
chant. Res. 1873, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Children born in Punxsutawney:
Edith-JIay', b. 1 Mar. 1856.
Joseph-Winslow", b. 29 Nov. 1853.
Mai7-Anna', b. 3 Nov. 1860,
Carrie-Ella", b. 13 Oct, 1802.
George-Brinton-JIcCloUan", b, 14 Sept, 1801.
Jlargarette-Elizabcth", b. 11 Aug, 1867.
Emma-Chi-isticna", b. 20 Sept. 1869.
liah', b. 22 Apr. 1837; d. 22 Apr. 1838.
Elizabkth-Colburn', b. 31 Dec. 1838; m. by Rev, R, Cartwright, at
GaskiU, 27 Jan. 1857, to John-Ponsonby Murray, b. Jan, 1829, Long
ford, Ireland, s. ot John and Julia (Gouldsbury) of Ireland. Farmer,
Res. 1873, Punxsutawney, Pa.

12616.

1.

12617.

2.

12618.

b.

12619.

4.
12620.
5.
12621.
6.
1-2622,
7.
12623.
4.
Ma:
1'2624.
5.
Eli
K Murray, Bowers, Long, Thonipscm. 1005
Children born in Gaskill:
12625. 1. John-Arthur", b. 26 Jlay, 1859.
12626. 2. JuUa-JIaud», b. 27 Jan. 1861.
12627. 3. Caroline-Gertrude", b. 26 Jan. 1803.
12628. 4. George-Winslow", b. 5 Sept. 1864.
12629. 5, Valesius-Augustus", b. 18 Jlar, 1867.
12630. 6, Reuben-James", b, 6 Feb, 1869,
12631. 7, Jlary-Nora', b. 29 Dec. 1871.
12632, 0, Aiigustus-Gaskill', b, 15 Jan. 1840; m, by Rev. Samuel Miles, at Bell,
Jefferson Co., Pa., 29 Sept. 1870, to Eveline Bell, b, 2 Oct. 1842, at B,,
dau, of James-H, and Ann (JlcLouepy) of B. Jlerchant.
Res. 1874, Hudson, Jefferson Co., Pa.
Children born in Gaskill, Pa. :
12033. 1. Annie-JIaria", b. 30 Oct. 1871.
12034. 2. Jlargaret-Elizabeth", b, 22 Oct. 1873.
12635. 7. JIinerva', b. 18 Dec. 1842; m. by Rev. Jlr. Lemon, at Gaskill, 3 Oct.
1861, to WUliam-Wainrigbt Bowers, b. 31 Oct. 1834, BeU, Pa., s. of
WilUam and Lucy (Wainiight) of Jefferson Co., Pa. Farmer and lum
berman. Res. 1878, Gaskill, Pa.
Children born in GaskiU: ^
1'2686. 1. Jlartha', b, 23 Jan. 1865.
12637. 2. Minnie', b. 18 Dec, 1866.
12638. 3. Annie-Christiana", b. 4 Jlar. 1809.
12639. 4. Lucy-Emma", b, 21 Jan. 1871.
12640. 0, George-Clark", b. 13 Dec, 1872,
12641, 8. JIary-Emily', b, 1 .Tuly, 1845; m. by Rev. Jlr. Danks, 18 Aug, 1872, to
Alexander-Jacksoii-Donaldson Long, s. of John.
12642. 9. Joseph-Clauk', b. 28 Dec, 1747; was unmarried in 1873.
12643. 10. Thomas-Hudson', b. 21 June, 1851; is deceased.
12644. 11. Florencb-Eva', b, 10 Apr. 1853; was unmarried in 1873.
12645. BETSEY', [2365] (James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 20 June, 1770,
Pittston, Jle. ; m. Rev, John THOMPSON, s. of Hugh.
May 1, 1799, the first company of militia was organized in that section ot coun
try, wbich was afterwards called Industry, and Rev, John Thompson was appointed
captain. Kneeling before his company bn the snow, then two feet deep, he made a
fervent prayer, commending his men to Almighty God, and entreating that he might
have wisdom and discretion given him for the performance of his duties. He served
in this capacity several years. He is remembered as a very benevolent niiin. On one
occasion repeating the text, " He that hath two coats let him impart to him that
hath none " he banded his overco.at (which was a new one and the handwork ot his
wife from the wool) to a very poor man who was thinly clad and shivering with the
cold. In 1824 he was representative to Boston from Industry. " When this town was
about beino- incorporated, Jlr. Thompson said to his wife as he was leaving home:

12647.

2.

12648.

3.

12649.

4.

12650.

5.

12651.

6.

1006 Descendants of Betsey' { Winslow ) Thompson. K
'What shall we call the new town?' 'Name it for the character of the people,' was
the reply — < call it Industry.' He proposed the name, and it was accepted." [Hist.
of Gardiner and Pittston, p. 66.] He was a member of the State Senate during its
first session in Portland. Minister and farmer. In 1878 we were referred to Miss
Mary Thompson, ot Augusta, Me., and to J. Thompson, ot Philadelphia, Pa., as de
scendants of Rev. John Thompson. Industry, Franklin Co., Me.
Children born in Industry:
12646. 1. James, b. 27 June, 1791; d. 24 Apr. 1860, Augusta, Me.
William, b. 8 Feb. 1793; d. 25 Nov. 1840, in the British Provinces.
Robert, [12652] b. 7 July, 1795; d. 21 Feb. 1854; m, Alice Goodrich;
m. 2d, Fanny Lane; ra. 8d, Emma Russell.
Asa-Heath, b, 15 June, 1803; d. 20 July, 1825, Industry.
Sdsan, [12075] b. 9 Jan. 1797; m. Samuel Patterson.
6. Wesley, b. 27 Oct. 1805; d. 4 Apr. 1828.
12652. ROBERT", [12648] (Betsey' (Winshw) Thompson, James*, James', JoV,
Kendm',) b. 7 July, 1795, Industry, Me.; d. 21 Feb. 1854, in I., and was buried
there; m. 28 Oct. 1819, Alice Goodrich, b. 1 Aug. 1799, dau. ot Jonathan and Sally
(Moody) of I. She d. in Industry, 2 Feb. 1840, and was buried there. He m. 2d,
2 Sept. 1840, Fanny Lane, who d. 22 Aug. 1841 ; m. 3d, 5 Dec. 1842, Emma Russell,
who d. 31 Oct. 1872. He served as adjutant. Farmer. Industry, Me.
Children born in Industry:
12653. 1. Betsey', b. 11 Sept. 1821; d. 5 Nov. 1849, Industry.
12654. 2. Sally', b. 27 June, 1823; d. 2 Nov. 1825, I.
12655. 3, Asa-Hbath', b. 24 June, 1825; m. by Rev. James Farrington, at Industry,
20 Dec. 1857, to Abigail-G'. Hobbs [12734], b, 12 Feb. 1834, New
Sharon, Me., dau. ot George and OUve" (Winslow) of N.S. She d. 20
Dec. 1866, New Sharon. He m. 2d, 26 Mar. 1871, Augusta Smith.
Res. 1873, New Sharon, Me.
Children born in New Sharon:
1. Harriet-Frances", b. 11 June, 1859.
2. Mary-Augusta", b. 12 Dec. 1860.
8. Robert-Gi-anville", b. 13 Oct. 1863.
4. Emma-Olive", b. 17 July, 1866.
JIartha-Ann', b. 13 Oct. 1829; m. by Rev. James Farrington, Industry,
Me., 20 Dec. 1857, to Frederic Swan.
JIargaret', b. 3 Sept. 1827; d. 15 Oct. 1829.
Susan', b. 25 Jan. 1832; d. 22 Jan. 1838.
Charles-Wesley', b. 22 Dec, 1833; m, by Rev. John-E. Adams, at New
Sharon, 25 Dec. 1861, to Ann-EUzabeth' Potter [12750], b, 4 Aug, 1841,
Kingfield, Franklin Co,, Me., dau, of Nathaniel and Betsey" (Winslow)
of ChesterviUe, FrankUn Co., Me. Carpenter and furniture dealer. Res.
Columbia, Cal., Industry, and, 1874, New Sharon, Me.
Children born in New Sharon:
12664. 1. Carrie-Augusta", b. 15 July, 1864.

12656.

12637.

12658.

12659.

12660.
4.
12661.
5.
12662.
6.
12663.
7.
^ Patterson, Crowell, Elioell, Wellman. 1007
12665. 2. John-Edwin", b. 7 Jan. 1870.
12666. 8. Nellie-Ring", b. 10 Jlar. 1871.
12667. 8. Harriet-Frances', b. 8 Jan. 1836; d. 23 Dec. 1858.
12668. 9. Robbrt-Granville', b. 1 Jlar. 1838; d. 18 Oct. 1858.
12669. 10. Alice-G'., b. 5 Jan. 1844.
12670. 11. Olive-R',, b. 2 Mar. 1845.
12071. 12. RussKLL-B'., b. 5 Oct. 1846.
12072. 13. William', b. 24 Apr. 1848.
12673, 14. JoHN-E'., b. 13 Dec. 1849.
12674. 15. George-M'., b. 25 Oct. 1854.
12675. SUSAN', [12650] (Betsey' (Winslow) Tl'howeson, James*, James', JoV,
Kenelm',) b. 9 Jan, 1798, Industry, Jle. ; m. Samuel PATTERSON, b. 16 Apr. 1792;
d. 9 Oct. 1846, Cleveland, Ohio.
Children: John', b. 10 Oct. 1815.
Betsey', b. 25 May, 1818; d. 1 Sept, 1819.
Samuel', b. 3 Aug. 1820.
Cordelia-Eliza', b. 2 Jlay, 1822,
William-T'., b. 1 Apr, 1824.
Wesley-T'., b. 21 Feb. 1826.
Susan-T'., b. 29 Nov. 1829; d. 39 May, 1873.
Thomas-P'., b. 80 Jlar. 1830. ',
Jane', b. 28 Oct. 1831; d. 10 Nov. 1851.
Jambs', b. 2 July, 1838; d. 16 Jan. 1867.
Franklin-W'., b. 20 June, 1835. [See 12719.]
Ann-H'., b. 4 Nov. 1836.
AsA-H'., b. 1 Aug. 1838. [See 12720,]
12689. ANNA", [2366] (James*, James', JoV, Kendm',) b. Pittston, Me. ; m.
Eleazer CBOWEIiL, Both were members ot the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Res. Gardiner, Jle,, but removed to Ohio in 1814. He was a shoemaker.
Children, all born in Gardiner, Jle,, excepting Joanna:

12676.

1.

12677.

2.

12678.

3.

12679.

4.

12680.

5,

12081.

6.

12682.

7.

12688.

8,

12684.

9,

12685.

10.

12686.

11.

12687.

12.

12688.

18.

12690.

Benjamin'

12691.

Joanna', [12696] b. 12 Mar. 1796; m. John Elwell; m. 2d, Dea. Thomas

Wellman.

12692.

Elizabeth".

12693.

Mary".

12694.

Ann".

12695.

James".

12696. JOANNA", [12691J (Anna' (Winslow) Cro-well, James*, James', JoV,
Kenelm',) b. 12 Jlar. 1796, Starks, Jle, ; d, 27 July, 1869; ra., 1814, John ELWELL,
who d. 5 July, 1821, Gardiner, Jle. She ra. 2d, 24 Nov. 1825, Dea. Thomas WELL-
MAN, b. 4 Feb. 1777, Lyndeborough, Hillsborough Co,, N.H,, d. 7 June, 1844,
Saddle and harness maker.

1008 Descendants of James* Winslow. K
Children:
12097. 1. Ei.eazer-Crowell', b, 3 July, 1815, Augusta, Jle,; m, 23 Jlay, 1847,
' Hari-iet-R, Bradbury, b, 5 Sept. 1814, ChesterviUe, Jle.
Children born in Carthage, Jle. :
12698. 1. Geoi-ge-D"., b. 10 Apr. 1849; d. 19 Sept. 1849, Carthage, Frankhn
Co,, Jle,
12099, 2. Herbert", b, 4 Apr, 1851; m, Lawrence, Mass,, 8 Jlar, 1873, JI,-E,
Daken, b, 4 Jlay, 1851, Wilton, Jle.
12700. 3, Geoi-ge-W",, b, 23 Jlay, 1853; d, 12 Sept, 1802, Carthage.
12701. 4. Jonnio-S'., b, 30 Aug, 1855; d. 20 Sept, 1802, C.
12702. 5, JIary-E»,, b, 10 Jlay, 1858.
12703. 2. Abbie', b. 10 Apr. 1820, New Portland, Jle.; d. 18 Aug, 1838, Farm
ington, Franklin Co,, Jle.
12704. 3. John-Thompson', b, 18 Sept. 1827, Farmington, Jle. ; d, 24 Aug. 1858,
Nashuii, N.H,, and was buried there; m. Lowell, JIass,, 10 Oct, 1849,
Lucy-JI. Brigham, b. 21 Sept. 1826, Barre, Vt.
Children:
12705. 1. JlelUe-L"., b, 4 Jl.ar, 1851, Lowell, JIass.
12706. 2. John-Thomp.son", b. 2 Aug. 1854, Woburn, JIass. ; d. 14 Oct. 1869,
Grantville, and wasburied at Nashua, N.ll,
12707. 4. Ann-Elizabeth', b, 12 Jlar. 1830, Farmington, Jle.; d. there, 17 Nov.
1842.
12T08. 5. Joanna-Crowell', b. 30 Oct. 1833, Farmington, Jle.; m. Woburn,
JIass,, 30 Oct. 1854, Roswell Thompson, b. 13 June, 1833, North Wo
burn, JIass. Res. 1873, Nashua, N.H.
12709. JAMES', [2368] (James*, Jamet.', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 28 Apr. 1774, Pitts
ton, Jle. ; d. 22 July, 1844, New Sharon, Jle,, and was buiied there. He moved to
Farmington, Me,, 16 Jlar, 1790, and married tliore, in 1790, Betsey Willard of Lan
caster, JIass,, b. 19 Aug, 1772, dau, ot Nathaniel and Elizabeth (Haskell) ot F. She
d. 4 May, 1849, at New Sharon, aud was buried there. Justice ot the peace and
farmer. Res. Farmington Falls, New Sharon, Me.
Children, probably all born in Farmington, Jle. :
12710. 1. James, b, 15 Jlay, 1798; d. 8 Jlar. 1799.
12ni. 2. Olive, [12716] b, 25 Oct, 1800; m. New Sharon, Jle., 5 June, 1821,
George Hobbs.
12712. 3. George, [12740] b, 29 July, 1802; m. 1832, JIartha Potter.
12713. 4. Jame.9, [12747] b. 0 July, 1804; d, Sept. 1871; m, Emeline Brown.
12714. 5, Be-i-sey, [1-2749] b, 7 Nov. 1800; m, 15 Aug 1840, Nathaniel Potter.
12715. 6. Carpenter, [12750] b. 21 Aug, 1809; d. 15 Jan. 1870; m, Betsey
Prescott.
12710. OLIVE", [12711] (James', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 25 Oct.

K

Hobbs, Stone, Patterson, Broivn, Tolman, Thompson. .1009

1800, Farming-ton, Me. ; m. New Sharon, Jle,, 5 June, 1821, George HOBBS of N.S.,
b. 3 Dec. 1794, Berwick, s. ot Stephen and Abigail (Varney) »t B.
Res. 1878, New Sliaron, Me.
Children born in New Sharon:
12717. 1. Betsey-Winslow', b. 18 Mar. 1823; in. by J,-L. Stevens, at New Sharon,
17 Sept. 1845, to Franklin Stone, b. 12 Feb. 1820, in Vermont, s. of
Stephen and Sarah (Jlerrill) of Vt. Res. 1873, New Sharon, Me.
Children born in New Sharon:
12718. 1. WiUiam- Wallace", b. 2 Aug. 1846.
12719. 2. Sarah-Frances", b. 28 Aug. 1848; m. by Rev. Mr. Howard, at Farm
ington, 15 Jan. 1870, to Frank- Wesley Patterson, b. 7 Sept. 1838,
Industry, Me. [ace. to Mrs. Betsey (Prescott) Winshw [12756] ] s. of
Samuel and Susan (Thompson) of I. [Perhaps Franklin-W'; [12686],
b. 20 June, 1835, s. of Samuel and Susan" (Thompson).] Res. 1873, Industry, Me.
12720. 3, EUen-Alvena", b. 19 Oct. 1849; m, Farmington, Jle., 8 Jan., 1870,
Asa-Hadley Patterson, b. 8 Aug, 1833, Industry, Me., s. of Samuel
and Susan (Thompson) of I. [ace. to Mrs. Carpenter Winshw]. [Per
haps Asa-H' [12688], b. 1 Aug. 1838, s. of Samuel and Susan"
(Thompson)]. Res, 1873, Industry, Me.
12721. 4. Frank", b. 13 July, 1853.
12722. 5, Charles-Edgar', b. 9 July, 1861.
12723. 2. Almira', b, 11 Nov. 1824; d. 1 Apr. 1859, New Sharon, Me, ; m. there,
by Rev. Mr. Brackett, 19 Jlay, 1848, to Cyrus Brown of Starks, Me.,
b, there, 10 Nov. 1820, s. of Asa and Sally (Greenleaf) ot N. S. He d. May,
1871, New Sharon.
Children :
12724. 1. George", b. 4 Apr. 1849, Starks.
12725. 2. Asa", b. 19 Mar. 1854, S.
12726. 3. Almira-Keziah", b, 10 Jlar. 1859, New Sharon.
12727. 3. Caroline', b. 17 Sept. 1826; m, by Rev, Mr. Armstrong, New Sharon,
Mar. 1868, to John Tolman, b. 5 Feb. 1822, Industry, Me., s. of Moses
and Sarah (Newcomb) ot I. Res. 1873, Industry, Me.
13728. 4. George', b. 26 Feb. 1828; m. Chelsea, Mass., 15 Dec. 1859, Keziah
Baldwin, b. New Sharon, dau. of Nahum of N.S. Res. 1873, Gliflon, Iowa.
Children :
J 3739. Frank-Blair", is deceased.
12780. Gracie-Mabel", is deceased.
12731. Bertha-Emma".
12732. George-Schuyler'.
12733. 5. Jambs- Winslow', b. 3 July, 1831; d. 1 Sept. 1832, Industry, Me.
12734. 6. Abbib-G'., b. 12 Feb. 1834; d. 20 Dec. 1866, New Sharon; ra. by Rev.
Mr. Farrington, Industry, Jle., 20 Dec. 1857; to Asa-Heath' Thompson

1010 Descendants of James" Winslov). ^
[12055] of N.S., b. 24 June, 1825, Industry, s. of Robert' and Alice
(Goodrich) of I.
12735. 7. Olive-Ann', b. 20 Dec. 1835; m. by Rev. Mr. Rogers, at Farmington,
19 Jan. 1858, to Ebenezer Swift ot Industry, b. 4 June, 1831, New
Sharon, s, ot Ebenezer and Hannah (Goodridge) of I.
Res 1873, New Sharon, Me.
Children born in New Sharon:
12730. 1. Carrie-May', b. 9 Oct. 1858.
12737. 2. Loring-Walter", b. 27 Apr. 1861.
12738. 3. Horace-Rosco", b. 19 Dec. 1862.
12739, 8. Amanda', b. 13 Mar. 1841.
12740. GEORGE', [12712] (James', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 29 July,
1802, Farmington, Jle. ; ra. New Sharon, 1832, :\Iai-tha Potter, of N.S., b. 18 Jlar,
1812, Bowdoinhara, Lincoln Co,, Jle., dau, ot Nathaniel and Catherine (Grows) of
B,, and sister ot Nathaniel Potter, who married Betsey" Winslow [12749]. Ziua
Cunningham, son-in-law of George', w.as residing in San Francisco, Cal,, in 1872,
Res. 1873, San Francisco, Cal.
Children (all of those living were in California in 1870):
12741. 1. George', b. 7 Dec. 1832; d. 1 Feb. 1838.
12742. 2. JIartha-Ann', b. 27 Apr, 1835,
12743. 3. James-Carpenter', b. 16 Oct, 1837; d. in 1868 in California.
12744, 4. Elizabeth-Catherine', b. 24 Jlar. 1839.
12745. 5. George', b. 13 Apr. 1841.
12746. 6. Desirb-Frances', b. 10 Sept. 1843.
12747. JAMES', [12713] (James', James*, .lames', Job', Kendm',) b. 6 July, 1804,
Farmington, Me,; d. Sept. or Oct. 1871, Lovel.and, Ohio; m. New Sharon, Emeline
Brown, of Farmington, b, N.S,, dau. of Asa and Betsey (Gower) of N.S.
She res. 1873, Loveland, 0.
Child :
12748. JIarion; ra. Abraham Kamsey. Res. 1873, Loveland, 0.
[There were two otiier daughters.]
12749. BETSEY', [12714] (James', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 7 Nov.
1806, Farmington, Me.; m. Industry, Jle,, 15 Aug. 1840, Nathaniel POTTER ot
New Sharon, b. 22 Jan. 1814, Bowdoinhara, Lincoln Co., Me,, s, ot Nathaniel and
Catherine (Grows) ot B., and brother ot Martha Potter, who married George*
Winslow [12740]. Res. 1873, ChesterviUe, Franklin Co., Me.
Children :
12750. 1. Ann-Elizabeth', b. 4 Aug. 1841, Kingfield, Jle, ; m. by Rev, Jlr, Adams,
New Sharon, Me., 25 Dec. 1801, to Charles- Wesley' Thompson [12603],
b. 22 Dec. 1833, Industry, Me., s. ot Robert" and Alice (Goodrich) ot L
Res. 1873, New Sharon, Me.
12751. 2. Jambs- Winslow', b. 16 Dec, 1843, Kingfield; m. by Rev. Mr. Fisher,

K Lancaster, Gilman, Valentine, Simmons, Webb, Brown, Reed. 1011
Lawrence, Mass., 7 Dec. 1869, to Julia-Ann Noyes, b, 7 May, 1836,
Stanstead, Canada East, dau. of Henry-W. and Mary- Frances (Williams)
of S. Res. 1873, New Sharon, Me.
12752. 8. Augusta-Frances', b. 8 Dec. 1845, Kingfield ; m. by Rev,- Mr. Tooth-
aker. New Sharon, 26 July, 1866, to Samuel-Reed Lancaster, b. 29 Oct.
1826, N.S,, s. of Thomas aud Jane-Greeley (Reed) of N.S.
Res. 1873, New Sharon, Me.
Child:
12753. Jennie-IIayden", b. 4 July, 1868, New Sharon.
12754. 4. Juliette', b. 12 Apr. 1848, Industry, Me. ; m. by Rev. Mr. Kimball,
New Sharon, Jle., 23 Mar. 1870, to Irvin-Dine Gilman, b. 28 Sept.
1840, Anson, Jle., s. ot John and Lydia (Brunson) ot A.
1873, Farmington, Me.
Child :
12755. Ernest-Allie", b. 23 Dec. 1872; d. 28 Feb. 1873, Farmington, Jle.
12756. CARPENTER", [12715] (James', James*, James', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 21
Aug. 1809, Farmington, Me. ; d. 15 Jan. 1'870, Manchester, Me. ; ra. by Rev. Luther
Packard, 4 Feb. 1845, to Betsey Prescott of Manchester, Jle., b. 2 Jan. 1826, dau.
of Elisha" and Pliebe (JlcCausland) of Readfield, Jle. JIary, sister ot Elisha' (Elisha',
Jeremiah*, Samuel', James', James',) b. 23 Feb. 1778, Epping, N.H. ; d. Sept. 18; m.
1797, Am'os Lyon. [See [12389]; also Prescott Memorial.] She res, 1872, Manchester, Me.
Children :
12757. 1. Emma-Florence', b. 6 Jlay, 1846, New Sharon, Jle.
12758. 2. Helen- Augusta', b, 21 Aug, 1849, Manchester, Jle.
12759. SYBIL', [2370] (George*, George', JoV, Kendm',)b. 7 Sept, 1748; d. 20
Jlay, 1816, Freetown, Mass, ; m. there, 8 Mar, 1767, WiUiam VALENTINE, b. 17
Mar. 1741, F., s. of Samuel and Abigail (Durfee) of F. He d. in his native town 2
Dec. 1801. He was a farmer, and resided within the limits of that part of Freetown
set off to Fall River in 1803. Previous to that date " the territory of Fall River was
comprised within the limits ot Freetown. Feb. 20, 1803, it was set off and incor
porated under the name of Fall River. On the 18tb of June, 1801, the name was
chano-ed to Troy, which name it bore until 13 Feb. 1834, when tke old name of Fall
River was resumed." — Hutory of Towns of Massachusetts.
Children born in Freetown:
12760. 1. Lucy", [12767] b. 7 May, 1767; d. 17 Mar. 1841; m, Harvey Simmons,
12761. 2. Phebe', b. 16 June, 1771; d. 5 Feb. 1856; m, Luther' Winslow [9111],
m. 2d, 1809, John-Perrit Webb.
12762. 3. Lois", [12783] b, 2 Apr. 1773; d. 11 Sept. 1836; m. Benjamin Brown.
12763. 4. Prudbncb", [12788] b, 8 May, 1777; d. 15 Nov. 1843; m, WiUiam Beed.
12764. 5. Sybil", [12807] b. 19 Dec. 1779; d. 5 July, 1857; m. Col, Joseph-Evans
Reed.
12765. 6. Mkkcy", b. 27 Apr. 1782 ; d. 21 Dec. 1833 ; m. Frederick" Winslow [9163].

1012

Descendants of Sybil" ( Winslow ) Valentine.

12766, 7. Sally", [12849] b. 11 May, 1784; d. 11 Jan. 1842; m, Edmund French.
12766'> 8. Edmund', d. aged 22.
12767. LUCY', [12760] (Sybil' (Winslow) Valentine, George*, George', JoV,
Kenelm',)'b. 7 Jlay, 1767, Freetown, Mass.; d. 17 Mar. 1841, Providence, R.L, and
was buried in F. She ra, in F., 81 Jan. 1786, Harvey SIMMONS, b. in F. ; d. in
that town and was there buried, and there his will is recorded. Boarding-house
keeper. Res. Freetown, Newport, and P-oHidence, B.L
Children :
12768. Edmund', d. in infancy.
12769. Prudence-W'., b. 26 Jan. 1790 [1798, ace. to John' Church], FaU River,
Mass.; d.there 1866; m. 7 Sept. 1818, Providence, R.L, CoL John'
Church of Little Compton, R.L, b, there, 1794, s. of Joseph' and
Elizabeth (Taylor) of L, C, (Ebenezer', CaUV, Joseph', Joseph', Richard'.)
He d, 1882. In 1812 Mr. C, went to Providence and became connected
with Jlr. John-H. Green, architect and builder. He afterwards formed
the firm of Church & Sweet, .and was the most prominent master builder
and contractor in Providence for many years. He became Col. of 2d
Reg. of Prov. Infantry, and in that rank and official position escorted
Gen, Lafayette into and out of Providence in 1824. He was a member
ot the first city council ot Providence, organized in 1832. In 1840 Col.
Church retired from business, and returned to bis native town and built
him a beautiful home on land which has been in possession of his family
since 1687. He was repeatedly elected to represent this town in the
Legislature; was a man of unswerving integrity, a kind father, devoted
friend, wise counsellor, a lover of peace, and a consistent christian
gentleman.
Children, all born in Providence, R.L :
1. Elizabeth-Tayloi", b. 29 Jlar. 1820; m. 23 Sept. 1843, Abel Tomp
kins of Boston, b. there, 22 June, 1810, d. 7 Apr, 1862, s. ot Abel,
b. 5 Mar,, 1788, Little Compton, R.L, and Mary (Sweet), b. 28
Jlar. 1789, Ipswich, JIass,, m, Boston, 8 Sept. 1809. He d. Boston,
22  , 1822; she d, 7 Jan. 1852. Res. 1887, Little Compton, B.I.

12770.

12770" 12770' 12771.12772.

Children :
1. Elizabeth- Church^ b. 2 July, 1845, Boston, JIass.; m. 19 Nov,
1874, Boston, Alexander-G, Bowditch.
2. Edmund-Baldwin', b. 1 Feb. 1852, Boston.
2. Edmund-Valentine", b. 1822; d. 1849, New-Orleans, La., unnnirried.
8, \VilUam-Simmons", b. 7 Sept. 1823; m. 25 Sept. 1844, Little Comp
ton, R, I,, Hannah-S, Wilbur, b. 10 Aug. 1824, Little Compton,
R,I,, dau, of Thomas, b. 17 Jlar. 1795, and Prudence (Sherman), b,
Tiverton, R.L, 10 Sept. 1795, of L.C. They were m, in Tiverton 4
Oct. 1818. Mr. Thomas Wilbur d. L.C, 12 Sept. 1852. Music
dealer.

K Russell, Osgood, Bucklin, Grant, Carey, Brownell, Brown.

13772"12772''12772" 1277-2*
13773.

13774.

12774"1 2774"
12774'12775.

12776.
12777.
12778. 12779.
12780.
12781.'

12782.

Children :
1. Albert-T., b. 13 Doc, 1846; d, 27 Jlay, 1865, Cincinnati, O.
2, Edmund- Valentine:' , b. 1 July, 1856, L.C. Jlusic business. Chicago, III.
4. Lucy- Valentine", b. 1824; d. 1825.
5. Jlary-Catherine", b. 1827; d. 1832.
6. Susan-AmeUa", b. 10 June, 1831; ra. Little Compton, 23 Sept. 1851,
Edward-Thomas Russell of Boston, b. 10 Apr. 1826, Portland, Jle.,
s. of Edward-Thomas, b. Pow Wow Hill, SaUsbury, JIass,, 14 Jlay,
1800, d. 20 July 1882, and JIary-Jane (Scagell), b, Strendwater,
Jle., 23 Apr. 1802, m. 14 July, 1825, and d, 14 Jau, 1883. s,p.
Res. 1887, Boston, Mass.
7. John", b. 1834; m. 1 Deo, 1864, Cincinnati, O,, Carrie Corwin, b.
Cincinnati, 1843,' dau. ot D.-W. and Harriet (Loring). She d. 1878,
Jlr. C. was educated iu Little Compton, R.L ; entered the store ot O,
Ditson in Boston, 1850; went to Cincinnati in 1859; established the
busiuess now carried on as "The John Church Company," pub
lishers of music aud music books, and as its president and manager
has charge of its interests in Cincinnati, and ot the branches in Chi
cago, New York, and Boston.
1887, winter res. , Cincinnati, 0., and summer. Little Compton, B.L
Children :
¦ 1. Coi'win', b. 1806; d. 1873.
2, Edith-BusseW, b. 1868.
3. Alice', b. 1870; d. 1876.
Lydia-Barnaby', b. 16 Jlay, 1799, Freetown, Mass. ; d. 14 Nov. 1874,
Providence, R,I,, and was there buried; m, Francis Osgood of Bath,
Me. ; m., 27 Nov. 1827, George Bucklin of Providence, b. 12 Jan. 1793,
s. of Jabez and JIary (Walker) ot Seekonk, Bristol Co., JIass,, d, 25
Jlay, 1845, in Providence, and was there buiied. His will was recorded
in Providence. Merchant. Res. Providence, B.L
Children born in Providence:
1. Lucretia", b. 19 Aug. 1828: 1874 was unmarried. Res. Providence, B.L
2. Henry-C"., b. 11 Aug. 1831. Res. 1877, Providence, B.L
3. Harriet-L"., b. 26 Feb. 1833. Res. 1874, Providence, B.L
4. Martha-B"., b. U Dec. 1834; m.  Grant.
Res. 1874, North Attleboro, Mass.
5. F.-Augustus", b. 21 Sept. 1836. 1874 was unmarried. Res. Providence, R.L
Sybil', b. 1802; d. 7 June, 1864, Fall River, Mass.; m. Abraham-B.
Carey ot Staten Island, N.Y., and Jonathan Brownell ot Little Comp
ton, R.I. [Order of marriage not given.]
JIaky, b. 1809; d. at Providence, R.L, in an insane asylum. Unmarried,

1014

Descendants of Sybil' { Winslow) Valentine.

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12783. LOIS', [12762] (Sybil' (Winslow) Valentine, George*, Gem-ge', JoV,
Kendm',) b. 2 Apr. 1773, Freetown, Mass. ; d. there, 11 Sept. 1886; m. 2 Nov. 1802,
Benjamin BROWN of F. Farmer. Res. Freetown, Mass.
Children :
12784. Josiah', d. young.
12785. William', m.  , and went to New York City.
12786. Lucy', is deceased; m. in FaU River, Mass., George Brightman.
Child :
12787. George-Emery". Shoemaker. Res. 1874, Fall Biver, Mass.
12788. PRUDENCE', [12763] (Sybil' (Winslow) Yalenti-ae, George*, George',
JoV, Kenelm',) b. 8 May, 1777, Freetown, Mass.; d. there 15 Nov. 1843; m, 28 Jan.
1798, William REED of F., s. of WiUiam of JIassachusetts. He d. Pall River.
Farmer, Res. Freetown, Mass.
Children :
12789. Edmund-Valentine', d. unmarried.
12790. Ruth', m,  .
12791. Rebecca', d. unmarried.
12792. WiLLiAM-V'., b. 15 Feb. 1804; m, 10 Apr. 1845, Susanna Ruggles,
Res, 1861, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children:
12798. 1, WiUiam-V"., b. 29 Dec. 1845, Fall River; is deceased.
12794. 2. William- V"., b. 8 June, 1853.
12795. 3. Henry-R",, b. 10 Mar. 1857.
12796. 4. Son', b. 4 Feb. 1859..
12797. Georgb-W'., m. Emeline Borden.
Children :
12798. 1. Edmund-V"., b. Dec, 1842.
12799. 2. Susan-R"., b. Mar. 1S44,
12800. 3. George-F"., b. 27 Oct. 1845.
12801. Samuel', m.  ,
12802. Harriet', unmarried,
12803. Elizabeth', is deceased ; ni,  Canedy.
Child :
12804. Emily", m.  Morton.
12805. John', m,  ,
12806. Joseph', d, in California.

Res. 1861, Fall Biver, Mass.

Res. 1874, Fall Biver, Mass.
Res. 1873, Fall Biver, Mass.

12807. SYBIL', [12764] (,Sy5iZ'(M,i,fo„) Valentine, Geoi-ge*, George', JoV,
Kendm',) b. 19 Dec. 1779, Freetown, Mass. ; d, 5 July, 1857, FaU River, and was
there interred; m, F., by \Vm. Evans, 17 Jan. 1803, to Col, Joseph-Evans READ ofF.,
b, 13 Sept. 1776, F,, s, of WiUiam and Ruth (Evans) ot F. He d. 6 July, 1857. He
and his wife were buried at the same time, in FaU River, JIass. In early Ufe he was

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1(115

engaged in trade at Assonet Village, Freetown, and was commissioned Lieut, of 1st
Foot Company of Infantry, 27 May, 1799; Captain, 16 Aug. 1800; IVIajor, 2 Juue,
1807; Colonel, Apr. 1812. He removed to Troy, now Fall River [see 12759], where
he was elected Representative to the General Court several years. He was also
Special Commissioner of Bristol Co., Mass.
Children born in Fall River :
12808. 1. Sarah-Ann', b. 17 Apr. 1804; ra. Abraham Bowen. Teamster; also
printer and editor of a paper called All Soi-ts. Res. 1875, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children: 1. AUen-A"., b. 15 Feb. 1880.
2. Joseph-A"., b. 10 Oct. 1832.
8. Sarah-V",, b. 8 Dec. 1839.

12809.12810.1'28H. 12812.

2. JosBPH-EvANs', b. 25 Jan. 1806, Fall River; m. Catherine Norris of
New Jersey. She d. 8 Oct. 1856. Res. 1861, Fall River, Mass.
Children :
12818. 1. Sybil-V»., b. 13 Sept, 1848,
13814. 2. Willet-S"., b, 15 Oct, 1852.
12815. 3. Paddock-Richmond', b. 16 Nov, 1807, Fall River, Mass. ; d. and was
buried in Taunton, JIass. He was m. there, by Erastus JIaltby, 24 Jlar,
1843, to Belinda-C. Jlorey, dau. of George-W. and Polly (Leonard) of T.
Photographer, deputy sheriff, and clerk. Res. New Bedford, and,
1875, Taunton, Mass.
Children:
12816. 1. Emily-P"., b. 23 Jlay, 1844, Taunton.
.12817. 2. Harriet-M'., b. 2 Oct. 1846, FaU River,
12818. 3. Francis-Richmond", b, 7 Dec. 1848, Taunton.
12819. 4. Rachel', b. 5 Dec. 1809, Fall River; m. there, by Rev, Orin Fowler, 11
Dec, 1834, to Charles-Benjamin Weaver, b. 9 Feb. 1811, F.R,, s, of
Sheffield and Lydia (Read) of F.R. Merchant. Res, Newport, R,l, ,
New Bedford, Mass., and, 1875, Fall Biver, Mass.
Children:
12820. 1. Lydia-CaroUne", b. 17 May, 1887, F.R, ; d, 10 Sept. 1860.
12821. 2. Henry-Read", b. 10 May, 1840, F.R. ; m. 10 Jan. 1864, Sarah-Pria-
cilla Borden.
Child : Frank-Milton', b. 34 July, 1866, Waterbury, Vt.
John-W"., d. 10 Jlay, 1840, the day of his birth.
Serg. Charles-Sheffield", b. 5 Aug. 1843, Newport, R.L; was Ser
geant in the 4tli JIass. Cavalry, and was wounded on Broad River,
S.C. ; recovered and was honorably discharged, Dec. 1865.
Frank-Bayliss", b. 30 Apr. 1845, F.R. ; d. 12 Sept. 1847.
Francis-Milton", b. 3 Apr. 1847. P.O. add. 1875, St. Louis, Mo.

12822.

12823.

3.

12824.

4.

13825.

5.

12826.

6.

1016 Descendants of Sybil' {Winslow) Valentine.

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12827. 7, Louise- Valentine", b. 21 July, 1849, F.R, ; d. 10 Aug, 1851.
12828. 8, George-Kemball", b, 20 Apr., d. 27 May, 1858.
12829. 5. Henry', b. 3 Jlay, 1812, F.R. ; d. unmarried, 20 Jlay, 1840.
12830, 6. William-Sullivan', b. 28 Oct. 1814, F,R. ; d. unmarried, 19 Dec. 18—.
12831. 7, James-Monrob', b, 24 Apr. 1817, F.R. ; d. Oct. 1863; m. Catherine
Garners of N.Y. City, who is now deceased. Broker. Res. New York City.
Children :
12832, EveUne".
12833, Ella".
12834. Gertrude",
12835. Oscar".
12836. 8. Fkancis-Baylis', b. 14 July, 1819, Fall River; m. by B.-J. Relyen, Pall
River, 12 Dec. 1850, to Angeline Grinnell, dau, of Valentine and Betsy
(Pearce) of Little Compton, Newport Co., R.I. Farmer. Res. Clement,
CUnton Co., HI., from 1854 tiU 1871. Res. 1875, Colusa, Cal.
Children:
12837. 1. Ella-Valentine", b. 17 Jan. 1852, Fall River; m. by Rev. E.-K.
MiUer, Colusa, Cal., 5 Nov, 1874, to Jacob Bowers, b. 26 Dec. 1851,
ColUnsville, Lycoming Co,, Pa. Farmer. Res. 1878, Colusa, Cal.
12838. 2. Walter-Grinnell", b, 21 Feb. 1854, F.R. Res, 1877, Colusa, Cal.
12839. 3. Lizzie", b. 19 Dec. 1855, Red Bird, Randolph Co., III.
12840. 4. Henry", b. 20 Sept. 1859, Clement, Clinton Co., IU.
12841. 5. Joseph-Francis", b. 11 Sept. 1861, C.
12842. 6. Caroline-Clyde", b. 19 Jan. 1864, C.
12843. 7. Delia-Maria", b. 28 Nov, 1868, C,
12844. 8. Harriet-Angeline", b. 11 June, 1871; d, 5 Apr. 1875, Colusa, Cal.,
and was buried there.
12845. 9. Caroline- Valentine', b. 20 Jlar. 1825, F.R. ; m. Jlilton- A. Clide.
Res. 1875, Springfield.

Children :

2846.

Eveline-Louisa'.

2847.

CaroUne-M'.

2848.

Harriet-F'.

12849. SALLY', [12766] (Sybil' (Winslow) Yalentine, George*, George', JoV,
Kenelm',) b. 11 Jlay, 1784, Freetown, JIass.; d. there, 11 Jan, 1842; ra,, Freetown,
25 Dec. 1806, Edmund FRENCH of Berkley. Res. F-eetown, Mass.
Children :
12850, Edmund', is deceased; m.  .
13851. Samuel-V'., m.  . Res. 1874, New York City.
13852. Florbkce', m,  -. Res. Fall B'lvei-, Mass.
12853, Antoinette', m.  ,

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1017

13854. Pbrlot', is deceased.
12855. Electa', is deceased.
12856. Willia.m', is deceased.
12857. Horace'.

Res. 1874, Fall Biver, Mass.

12858. SARAH", [2373] (George*, George', JoV, Kenelm',) m. Freetown, Mass.,
3 Aug. 1781, James DAVIS, b. 19 Jan. 1756, s. of Jamesand Susannah (Gage) of F.

Children:

12859. 12860.

12861.

12863.

12863.

1. Susannah", b. 5 Nov. 1781 ; m.
3. George", b. 5 Mar. 1783; m. —

— Tinkham.
¦ Terry.

Child : Thomas', m.
Child:

. Tripp, who is deceased.

Wlicox, .nd had one

Mary- Elieabeth', is deceased; m.
child.
3. Hannah", b. 5 June, 1785; m. Thomas Howard.
Children :
12864. Sybil', is deceased ; m. Joseph Stetson. s.p.
12865. Clarissa', m., as 2d wife, Joseph Stetson. s.p.
12866. James', d. unmarried.
12867. Ann-JIaria', m. Ebenezer Godfrey.
12868. Susan,' is deceased ; m. Samuel Jenkins, g. of John and Amelia (  )
of Nantucket.
12869. Betsey', m. Daniel-D. Derickson, and had several children, among
whom was a daughter, Phebe", who married Capt. John Cherry.
Add. 1874, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., Mass.
12870. 4. James", b. 20 May, 1788.
12871. 5. Phebe", b. 20 Jan. 1790.
12872. 6. Sarah", b. 15 Apr. 1793.
12873. Henry".
13874. Sybil", m.  Price, and had several children; m. 2d,  Harshall. s.p.
12875. JAJIES^ [2374] (George*, George', Job', Kenelm',) b. 11 Apr. 1766, Free
town, JIass.; d. previous to 1852 in Nantucket, and was there buried; m. Martha
Pavne, b. 27 Sept. 1769, dau. ot John or Ebenezer and Barbara (Rice). She d. Feb.
1851-2, Nantucket, and was buried there. Jlr. Winslow was a wheelwright, a man
of remarkable ingenuity, capable ot working at several trades; was of medium size,
had dark hair, slightly curly, and dark eyes ; was very fine looking, as were also his
wife and all of his children. Res. Rhode Island, Freetown, and Nantucket, Mass.

1018

Descendants of James' Winslow.

E

Children, of whom the first four were boru in Freetown, and the last four in
Nantucket, Mass. :
12876. 1. Betsey-Payne", b. 8 July, 1790; d. 22 Apr. 1860, N. ; m. Nantucket,
by James Gurney, 20 Feb. 1800, to Thomas James, b. 17 June, 1784,
Nantucket, and died there.

12877.

12878.

12879.

12880.

12881.

138

12883.

12884.

12885.

12880.

12887.

12888.

Children, all born at Nantucket, JIass. :
1. Eliza-Ann', b. 16 Jlar. 1807; m., N., 17 Sept. 1824, John-A. Rogers.
Both d. at Nantucket, but no dates are given. Res. 1874, Nantucket, Mass.
2. Mary-Ann', b. 3 Apr. 1809; m., N., 7 Juue, 1829, William-H. Ray
mond of N. Both died, leaving children, of whom no record has
been obtained.
3. Thomas-Shepherd', b. 22 Nov. 1811; m., N., 2 Nov. 1831, Eliza-A.-
C. Bump of N. After her death he m. 2d, 28 Jan, 1851, Eliza-R.
Cartwright of N.
4, Adeline-W'., b. 23 Sept. 1813; d. in Nantucket; m. there, 16 June,
1885, George Christian, who is also deceased. They left chUdren,
but no record ot them has been given.
5. Charies-Henry', b. 1 Mar. 1818; m., N., 19 Jlar. 1840, JIary Stevens.
She died, and he m. 2d, Phebe-Ann Combs. He removed to Phila
delphia. No records given of his children.
6. Oliver-P'., b. 12 Feb. 1821; m,, N., 17 Aug, 1845, Abbie-S. Cart
wright.
7. JIartha-W'., b. 22 Nov. 1823; m,, N., 15 Aug, 1841, David-G. Hall,
who is deceased.
8. William-R'., b. 20 July, 1826; in., N., 29 Jan. 1850, Almira-S. James
of N. Prob. res., Nantucket, Mass.
Ann-JIariah', b. 3 July, 1829; d, in Nantucket; m. there, 4 Feb,
1849, Benjamin-B. Long, who is deceased. No record ot children
given.
Charlotte-Reymond', b. 23 Sept. 1832; m, 28 Jlar. 1852, Edwin-C.
James of Nantucket, who d. in town. She res. 1887, Nantucket, Mass.
3. Henry", b. 25 July, 1792; d. 9 July, 1871, Nantucket, and was there in
terred ; m. by Isaac Coflin, Esq., Nantucket, 30 Oct. 1840, to Valina
Baker of Bass River, Cape Cod, b. 21 Sept. 1790; d. in Nantucket; was
dau. of Lemuel and Rial (Pinkham) ot N, Ship-master, aud for years a
keeper of the light-house in Nantucket. Res. Pawtucket, R.L, and
Nantucket, Mass.
Children born at Nantucket, Mass. :
1. Mary', b. 13 Apr. 1815; m., N., by Wm. Coffin, Esq,, 4 Aug. 1836,
to George-W. Jenks, b. 19 Dec. 1812, N,, s. of Samuel of'lioston
and Eunice (Wyer) of N. He d. in Nantucket, Justice of the
peace and clerk of the courts. Res. Pawtucket, R.L, and,
1873 and 1887, Nantucket, Mass.

9.

10.

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Gwrdner, Whitney, Satford, Chase, Davenport, Ililler. 1019

12889. 12890.1'2891.

12893.

13894.

13895.

13896.

13897.

8.

13898.

4.

13899. 13900.

13901.12902.12902-12903.

12904.

12904" 12904"12904'

Children born in Nantucket :
1. Arthur-ElweW, b. 24 Jlay, 1837.
2. Lydia-Maria', b. 13 Sept. 1839.
3. Mary-Frances', b. 15 July, 18^8; d. in Nantucket; m. 25 July,
1872, Warren-S. Bliss of Irovidence, R.I. He is deceased.
They had one daughter.
2. Lydia-Gorham', b. 6 Oct. 1830; d. Apr. 1887; m. 11 Sept. 1840,
Andrew Gardner ot N.
Children, all born in Nantucket :
1. William-Henry', b. 37 July, 1841 ; m. Portsmouth, N.H., 1 Jlay,
1871, Josie Downing of Nantucket.
2. Howard', b. 11 June, 1843; m. Newport, R.L, Aug. 1873, Mary-
Alice Mason ot N.
8. Martha- Winshw', b. 11 Nov. 1845; m.  Holman of N.
3. JIartha- Washington', b. 15 Sept. 1824; 1887, unmarried.
Sybil", b. Freetown ; d. unmarried, 20 July, 1870, se. about 77.
Rachel", b. 1804, Freetown; d. Aug. 1855, Nantucket; m. John Whit
ney, s. of Daniel and  (Coffin"), After his death she m. 2d, George
Sanford of Nantucket, s. of Samuel and Lydia (Wyer). He died at
Nevada City, Cal.
Children: 1. JIartha-Washington', d. se. 18 months.
By 2d marriage :
Charlotte-Ann', b. 26 June, 1825, Nantucket; m. 22 June, 1851,
WiUiam-E. Chase ot N., b. there, 26 Jan. 1821, s, of Capt. Reuben
and Ehza (Bissel). He d. 20 Sept, 1857, N.
She res, 1887, Union, Union Co., Oregon,
Children born in Nantucket:
1. Elieabeth- Winshw', b. 13 Jlay, 1852.
2. Eugene', b. 6 June, 1854.
3. CharhtU- Sanford', b. 16 Feb. 1856; d. 12 Sept. 1856.
Lydia- Wyer', b. Nantucket ; m. Benjamin-S. Morton, ot that place,
8. of  and Mehitable (Robinson). He d. in Nantucket, s.p.
Res. 1873, New Bedford, JIass. She removed, in Nov. 1885, to
Martinez, Cal., where, 1887, she resides with her sister [12904].
JIartha-Whitney' (or Washington); m. Thomas-T. Davenport of
New Bedford, Mass., s. of Dudley and  . In 1873 he was living
in California; d. several years since at Nevada City, Cal. She m.
3d, Dec. 19, 1883, Edwin- W. Hiller, formerly ot Nantucket,
1887, of Martinez, Contra Gosta Co., Cal.
Children :
1. Elizabeth', who died young.
3. Thomas'.
3. Sadie'.

1020

Descendants of James" Winslow.

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12905.

12906.12907. 5.

George-Henry' (George-W, ace. to H.-W. Fitch), m. EUzabeth Jlan-
ter ot N., dau. ot Samuel-Long Man ter. Res. Nantucket, Mass.
Child: Marietta', died young.
Capt. George', b. 12 Dec. 1804, Nantucket, JIass. ; d. 15 Apr. 1877,
Utica, N.Y. ; m. by Benjamin Gardner, Esq., Nantucket, 3 J-une, 1838
(1839, ace. to [13916] ), Love-Cart wright Barnard ot N., b. 4 Aug. 1811,
dau. of Henry and Love (Cartwright). She d. of typhoid pneumonia
18 Feb. 1874, at Rossville, Staten Island, N.Y., and was there buried.
Mariner. Res. Nantucket, Mass., and Brooklyn, E.D., N.Y.
ChUdren born in Nantucket :
12908. 1.  , d. young.
12909. 2. Eunice-Barnard', b. 2 June, 1830; m. Henry Pease, who died at
sea, at Payta, Peru, 17 Jlar. 1853, ace. to [12916]; m. 3d, by Rev.
S.-M. Haskins, D.D., Brooklyn, N.Y., 38 Apr. 1858, to William-P.
Wallace of New York, b. 37 May, 1817. s.p. Res. 1875, Ross
ville, Richmond Co., Staten Island, N.Y., 1887, 446 W. 57th St.,
N.Y., with -her brother [12914],
12910. 3. Avis-Swain', b, 23 Aug. 1831; deceased; m. by Rev. Benj. Judkins,
Nantucket, 27 Aug, 1851, to Charlea-G. Macy ot N., b. 26 Nov.
1830, N., a. of Charles and JIary (Jenkins) ot New Bedford, Mass.
He d. 25 Jlar. 1875, at Rossville, Staten Island, N,Y. s.p. In 1862
he was a member ot the 47th Regiment, N.G. S.N. Y., and was at
Fort McHenry, Baltimore. She m, 2d, 1 Apr. 1880, Capt. WiUiain-
H. Tice ot Nantucket. Res. 1875, Brooklyn, N.Y.,
1887, Nantucket, Mass.
12911. 4. James-Henry', b. 19 Oct. 1888; d. iu infancy.
12912. 5. Helen-Barnard', b. 30 Nov. 1835; m, Aug. 1855, Calvin-G. Worth
of Nantucket, who died there. Ship-master for many years from
New York. She res. 1875, and 1887, Nantucket, Mass.

Children born at Nantucket :
12912" 1. Henry', b. 24 Feb. 1858.
13912* 2. Helen', b, Dec, 1861.
12913. 6. Henry-Barnard', b. 6 June, 1840; d. ininfancy.
12914. 7. George- Howard', b. 29 Dec. 1843. In 1862 was a member of the 47th
Reg., N.G.S.N.Y,, and was at Fort JIcHenry, Baltimore. Clerk tor
Erie RaUway Company. Res. 1877, and 1887, New York City.
12915. 6. Phebe", b. 30 July, 1807; m. Nantucket, by Rev. Seth Swift, 3 Jan.
1828, to Reuben Pitch, b, 0 May, 1805, N., s. ot John-Gardner and Re
becca (Barrett) of N. He d. 7 Dec. 1885, at Fairhaven, Mass. Jlariner.
Res. Nantucket, Mass., East Vassalboro, Jle,, and,
1874, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., Mass.

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1021

Children :
12916, 1, Henry-Winslow', b. 11 Apr. 1838, Nantucket, Mass.; m. 2 June,
1880, Emilie-A. Campan of Detroit, Jlich. In 1859 he entered the
United States Navy as Third Assistant Engineer; Oct. 8, 1861, he
was appointed Second Assistant Engineer; May 20, 1863, appointed
First Assistant Engineer, and Mar. 4, 1871, Chief Engineer, whicb
position, 1887, he continues to hold. During the war was ordered
to tbe Western Gulf Blockading Squadron; was at the battle of New
Orleans on the gunboat Kennebec; came North before the close of the
war, with the Pensacola. Machinist and engineer.
Add, 1887, 3939 Cliestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Children :
12910" 1. Amilie- Campan', b. 25 June, 1882, Washington, D.C.
13916>' 2. Elsie- Alexandrine', b. 15 June, 1886, Philadelphia, Pa.
12917. 2. Reuben-Harrison', b. 21 Mar. 1837, Nantucket, Mass.; m. by Rev.
J. Hall, JIanchester, N.H., 26 Oct. 1864, to Sarah-Elizabeth Clatur,
b. 18 Apr. 1840, Irasburgh, Orleans Co., Vt,, dau, of Sampson and
Cyrene (Cutler) ot M. Jlr. Winslow entered the U.S. Navy as Third
Assistant Engineer, having received that appointment 20 Aug. 1859;
was promoted 29 Oct. 1861, to Second Assistant Engineer, and Oct.
6, 1863, to First AssistantEngineer. Resigned 19 Apr. 1869. Dur
ing the war was ordered to the Western Blockading Squadron ; was
on the Oneida at the battles ot New Orleans aud Mobile, and, during
tha latter, was severely scalded. JIachinist and engineer. Res.
Fairhaven, Mass., Manchester, N.H., and East Vassalboro, Me.
1874 and 1887, Melrose, Middlesex Co., Mass.
13918. 3. Leander', b. 8 Nov. 1839, E. Vassalboro, Me. ; was drowned 1 June,
1843, E.V.
13919. 4. John-Arthur', b. 13 Nov. 1841, East Vassalboro, Me.; was a student
at the Pierce Academy, Middleboro, Mass., and nearly fitted for
college at the breaking out of the war. He enlisted, 39 Aug. 1862,
and was Fourth Sergeant in the 40th Mass. Regt. ; was promoted so
that he had attained the position of First Lieutenant, when he was
killed, 30 Sept. 1864, at the battle of Chapin's Farm, Va.
13930. 5. Avis- Winslow', b. 9 Mar. 1844, E. Vassalboro; d. 13 Oct. 1847,
Fairhaven, Mass.
12921. ,6. Elizabeth-Winslow', b. 34 Aug. 1845, Fairhaven. Res. 1887, Fairhaven, Mass.
12922. 7. Ans", b. 3 Sept. 1810; m. Nantucket, by Benj. Gardner, Esq., 30 May,
1828, to John-Howland Swain of N., b. 3 Mar. 1806, New Bedford,
Mass,, s. ot Jloses and .Mary (Parker) of N. He d. in the summer ot
1886. She d. 12 or 21 Aug., ace. to [12916], Coldwater, Mich. Sailor
and farmer. Res. New Bedford, Mass., N.Y. State, Indiana, Coldwater,
Mich., Angola, Ind., and, 1875, Bata/oia, Branch Co., Mich.
Children :
13928, 1. George-Edward', b. 6 May, 1829, Nantucket, Mass. ; enlisted in 44th

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12924.

12924"12924'' 129'24'^
129-24'' 12925,

12926,

13927.

12928. 12929.12930.12931.

12932.

12938. 12984.12935.

Ind. Regt, Co. G., at Angola, Ind., in 1862; d. in the hospital at
New Albany, Ind., 19 July ot tbe same year. He m. Angola, Ind.,
4 July, 1855, Chistina Murry, of Steuben Co., Ind. Farmer.
2. Mary-West', b. 20 Jan. 1833, Nantucket; ra. by Rev. S.-R. Ball,
Pleasant, Steuben Co., Ind., 7 June, 1854, Higby Dickinson of Cold-
water, Mich., s. of Christopher and Elizabeth (Bosworth) ot Wills-
borough, Essex Co., N.Y. Mr. Dickinson d. at Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, 8 Sept. 1876 ; is buried in Coldwater, Mich. Furniture
dealer. "Mrs. Dickinson lives with her oldest daughter; all her
children are married but one." Res. 1875, Coldwater, Mich.
Children, all born in Coldwater, Mich. :
1. James-Herbert', b. 25 May, 1855.
2. Jennie- May', b. 2 Jlay, 1858; m. and res. 1885, Bowagiae, Mich.
8. Charles-Edward; b. 27 July, 1860.
4. Etta-Florence', b. 12 Nov. 1866.
3. Albert', b. 22 June, 1836, Wheatfleld, Niagara Co., N.Y. ; m, 13
Dec. 1860, Coldwater, Branch Co., Mich., Olive-JI. Wilson ot Cold-
water. Farmer. Res. Cornelius, Washington Co., Or.
1875, and 1885, Coldwater, Mich.
Child : Minnie'.
4. Moses', b. 19 Mar. 1838, Wheatficld, N.Y. ; m. 1868, Ella-J. Scovill
of St. Louis, JIo. Res. 1887, Clifton Springs, Ontario Co., N Y.
5. Phebe', b. 16 or 19 Jlar, 1840, Wheatfleld, N.Y. ; m, by David Paul,
California, Branch Co,, Mich., 14 Jan. 1864, to Wm. -Henry-Harri
son Cary, b. 28 June, 1839, Angola, Steuben Co., Ind., s, of William-
M., b. 3 Jan. 1814, and Sarah-Ann (Kirk), b. 11 Apr. 1818. Farmer.
Res. 1878, Sheridan, Douglas Co., Nevada. 1885, Willamina, Oregon.
Children born in Sheridan :
1. Alice', b. 6 Sept. 1865.
2. Avis', b. 8 Dec. 1867.
8. William-M'., b. 4 Feb. 1874.
6. Richard-Plummer', b. 7 Dec. 1841-2, Wheatfleld; enUsted at Angola,
Ind,, 1861, in 44th Regt, Ind. Vols., Co. A, and d. 27 Mar. 1862,
Pittsburgh Landing; unmarried.
7. Elizabeth-Ruasell', b. 10 Nov. 1843 or 4, Wheatfleld, N.Y, ; m. by
Jonas-H. JlcGowHii, Coldwater, Jlich., 26 Aug, 1866, to Seymour-
Pugh Snyder, b, 24 Nov. 1844, Warren, TrumbuU Co., O. Mason.
Res. 1874, Angola, Steuben Co., Ind.
Children born at Angola:
1. Ham-y-Allen', b. 11 Dec. 1867.
3. Bichard- Louis', b. 30 Nov. 1808.
3, Myrtie', h, 1 Dec, 1870; d, 3 Dec. 1870.

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13936. 13937.

12987"13937>' 12937«12938.

12939.

12940.

4. Alsine', b. 28 Apr. 1872.
8. Silas-Parker', b. 30 June, 1845-6, Pendleton, Niagara Co., N.Y. ;
m. by Justice E,-L. Carver, Pleasant, Stouben Co., Ind., 9 Mar.
1867, to Ruth Ewer, b, 26 Dec, 18-7, Greonfield, Mass., dau, of
Alva and Merinda (FuUer) ot G. She d, 20 Oct. 1875, Deerfield,
JIass. He m. 2d aud had one child — name and dates not given.
Farmer, and overseer of the poor-house and farm of Branch Co,,
Jlich. Res. Pendleton, Angola, N.Y,, Greenfield, JIass,, and,
1885, Coldwater, Mich.
Children: 1. Gem-ge-Benjamin', b. 16 Jan. 1868, Waterloo, De Kalb Co., Ind.
3. Cora-Lovina' , b. 11 Jan. 1870, Mill Grove, Steuben Co., Ind.
3. Frederick-Parkei-', b. 10 Apr. 1875, Deerfield, Mass.
9. J.ames-Henry', b, 26 Aug. 1849, Angola, N.Y. ; removed to Carson
Valley, Nev,, about 1871; 1885 was spending the winter with his
brother [13939], at Coldwater, Jlich,
10, Frederick-William', b. 16 Aug, 1852, Angola; m. -¦  ; removed
from Coldwater, bought land, and has made hira a home, and
res. 1887, Cambridge, Furnas Co:, Neb.
8, James', b. 1815, Nantucket; d. at sea and buried in the ocean. Un
married.

12941. BARNABAS', [2383] (Barnabas*, George', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 30 Apr,
1768, Freetown, JIass, ; d. 1 Jan. 1840, Windsor, Berkshire Co., JIass. ; m. Lydia
Haskins, who d. 35 Oct. 1847, Windsor. Jlr. Winslow's mother, Sarah Terry, was
grand-daughter ot Lieut, Thomas Terry, who was commissioned by the Governor of
Plymouth Colony, 4 June, 1080, as Lieutenant ot tbe Freetown train band. For
notes concerning this Company see appendix. Res. Taunton, JIass,, Cheshire, Berk
shire Co,, JIass,, and Windsor, Mass.
Children :
13943. 1. Henry", b. 6 Mar. 1800, Middleboro, Bristol Co,, JTass. ; d, 24 Sept,
1854, Windsor, Mass., and was buried there; m. W., 31 Jan. 1823,
Lydia Thayer, b. 21 Apr. 1799, dau. ot Samuel and Abigail (Cobb) ot
W. She d. 11 Feb. 1872, Windsor, and was buried there. After mar
riage, P.O. add. West Cuminington, JIass,, res. Windsor, Mass.
Children born in Windsor:
12943. 1. Sarah', b. 28 Oct. 1823; m. Ebenezer- Warren Thatcher.
Children living in 1876:
13g44. Harriet- Winslow'.
12945. Eudora-Melvina'.
13g46. George-Newton'.
12947. 3. Henry-Newton', b. 8 Sept. 1838; m. by Randall Mitchell, at Wind
sor, 38 Nov. 1850, to JIaitha-P. Snow, b, 13 Sept. 1833, W., dau.

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Descendants of Barnabas' Winslow,

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12948.

12.949.12950. 12951.12952.12953.12954.12955. 12956.

12957. 12958,

12959.12960.12961. 12962.12963.12964.

12965. 12966.13967.

of Solomon and Deborah (Snow) ot Windsor. He was assessor in
1873, and res. 1876, Windsor, Mass. P.O. add. West Cummington, Mass.
Children born in Windsor:
1. Julia-Martha', b. 5 Oct. 1851 ; m. 34 Nov. 1873, Walter Wil
liams, s. of WilUam, who d. at Falmouth, Va,, during the re
bellion, and Lucy (  ).
2. Hattie- Augusta', b. 16 Oct. 1855; d. 20 Oct. 1872, Windsor.
8. George-Wallace', b. 15 Dec. 1861; d. 4 Aug. 1862, W.
4. Fannie-Jane', b, 4 Sept. 1863.
5. Alice- Jerusha', b. 11 Nov. 1866; d. 12 Oct, 1874, W.
6, Anna-Bell', b. 18 Dec. 1872; d. 17 Oct. 1874, W.
3, Harriet-Colburn', b. 7 Sept. 1832; d. 18 Dec. 1843, Windsor.
4. Albert-Neweir, b. 9 Dec. 1839; d. 20 Dec. 1839, W.
3. Levi-JIorton", b. 31 May, 1803, Cheshire, Mass. ; d. 17 Sept. 1862, Wind
sor; m. Williamstown, Mass,, 1 Jlay, 1834, Sarah-Ann Ford, dau. of Ira
and Ann (Sherman) of Williamstown ; m. 2d,  . Farmer; was twice
member ot the State Legislature; justice ot the peace, and held various
town offices. She res. 1872, Pownal, Vt.
Children: Andrew-Ford', b. 18 Mar. 1835. Res. 1872, Windsoi; Mass.
William-Albert', b. 25 Feb. 1840; m, by Rev. Amos Denning, Savoy,
Berkshire Co,, Mass,, 11 Jan. 1863, to Georgianna-JI, Mason, b. S,,
8 Oct. 1845, dau. of Emerson-A. and Marion (H.all) ot S. Super
intendent of schools, postmaster, and farmer. Res. Pennsylvania
and Ohio, and 1875, Windsor, Mass. P.O. add. W. Cummington, Mass.
Children born in Windsor:
1. Laura-Ann', b. 29 June, 1865.
3. Charles- Albert', b. 6 Mar, 1873.
Charles-Levi', b. 1 May, 1850; is deceased.
By 3d marriage :
Emma-Lottie'. Res. 1873, Pownal, Vt.
3, Achsah', married, perhaps,  Thatcher; both are deceased.
4. Joanna-Buffington', b. 30 Jlay, 1808, Windsor, JIass. ; d. 13 Aug. 1851,
Windsor, and was there interred; in, W., 39 Nov. 1831, Asa Parker,
b. 30 June, 1803, W., s, of John and Betsey (Bisbee) ot W. He d. 3
June, 1864, Cummington, Mass., and was buried in Windsor.
Children born in Windsor:
1. Lydia-Rosalia', b. 39 Aug. 1832; d. 21 Dec. 1878, unmarried.
Res. Easthampton, Hampshire Co., Mass.
2. Lina-Jane', b. 4 June, 1836; 1876, resided, unmarried, in Easthamp
ton, Mass. Res. 1887, with her brother in Boston, Mass.
3. Oscar-Madison', b. 15 June, 1846; makes " frequent pilgrimages to

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Plymouth to see the cradle in which his ancestors were rocked, and
to enthuse generaUy over the Winslow collections" there. Is in the
employ of the .American Express Company, 1887, Boston, Mass.
12968. ANDREW', [2385] (Barnabas*, Oeoi-ge', JoV, Kenelm',) a volunteer in
the war of 1812; b. 20 July, 1772, Freetown, JIass.; d. 14 May, 1844, se. 72,
Newport, R.L; m, Newport, Sept, 1805 or 1809, Elizabeth Rousmaniere, b. there,
22 Jlar. 1782, and there d. 16 May, 1860. She was the daughter of Commiss.ary-
Geueral Rousmaniere, who served under Count Rochambeau, Marshal of France,
and was sent in 1780, with an army ot 6000 men, to the assistance ot the United
States of America. During one winter the French forces were quartered at New
port, and while there Gen. Rousmaniere married Ann Davenport ot N., b, 1760, a
famous beauty in her time. After the conclusio'h of the war the General went back
to France with his troops, and resigned bis position with the intention of making
America his home. He was on his way to the Colonies when he died in England.
One of Jlr. Winslow's grandchildren gives us this account of him: "He went to
Rhode Island, at the age of eleven, to learn the blacksmith's trade. He afterward
engaged in different pursuits, fighting his way through many difficulties which would
have disheartened any one of less determined energy. He used to speak often of his
mother, saying among other things, that he gave to ber the first dollar he earned.
In those tough old revolutionary times dollars were scarce. Tears came in the good
old father's eyes as he told this."
Children:
12969. 1. Sarah-Ann", b, 31 Aug. 1810, Newport; d. there, 27 Oct. 1861; m. N.,
29 Dec. 1827, Wanton-Tabor Sherman, b, 9 July, 1804, Newport, R.L,
s, of Isaac, b, at Portsmouth, R,I,, 2 June, 1777, d. at Newport, R.L,
14 June, 1832, and Elizabeth (Boran), b. 8 July, 1783, Newport, and d.
there, 9 Aug. 1876. He d. 17 Aug. 1846.
Children:
12970. 1. Wanton-Tabor', b. 27 Jlay, 1830, Newport; m. 15 Jan, 1862, New
port, Mary-Eliza Pinniger, b. E, Greenwich, R.L, 11 June, 1832,
d. of WilUam and Lucy (TiUinghast), both b. at E.G.
Res. 1887, South Portsmouth, B.L
Children:
12970* 1. Ann-Elizabeth', b. 25 Sept. 1862, Newport, R.L
13g70b 2. Henry-T'., b. 19 Oct, 1863.
12970'' 3. Joseph- Bradford', b. 30 Sept. 1866.
12970'' 4. Mattie-Brown', b. 0 Feb. 1872.
12971. 2. Amelia-Ann', b, 20 May, 1838; m. Newport, Cornelius Greene, s, ot ,
Benjamin and Mary, both b. a;t Portsmouth, R, I. Res. Ports
mouth, and 1887, Tiverton, B.I.
13972. 2. Andrew", b. 25 May, 1811, Newport; d. 28 Aug, 1870, Meriden, Conn,;
m. Chester, N.H,, 4 Sept, 1886, Elizabeth-A. Niles, b. 24 Nov, 1816,
0. daiu of Joseph and Elizabeth (Morse). He left home at the age of
seventeen, to learn the trade of machinist in Lowell, JIass. Shortly

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after his marriage he returned to Rhode Island. Took charge of the
motive power of a R.R, in Bridgeport, Ct,, in 1853, where he remained
neariy fifteen years. He served tor a few days in the famous "Dorr
War," in Providence, R.I, Res. Meriden, Conn.
Children :
12973. 1. Henry-Terry', b. 12 Aug. 1841; enlisted, Sept. 1862, for nine months,
in the 45th Regt. Mass. Vols. He returned to Bo,ston with the regi
ment, on Sunday, June 29, 1863, and died on the following Tuesday
of typhoid fever, with which he was attacked while returning from
Newbern, N.C, where the regiment had been stationed tor several
months. For a year or two previous to his enlistment be had pur
sued his studies preparatory to entering college, under the direc
tion and in the family of Rev. G.-T. Thayer ot Newport, R.L, but
owing to tailing eyesight was obUged to give up study, hoping the
interruption might be but temporary. He was a young man of
much promise, and died greatly lamented by relatives and friends.
13974. 3. Char les-Ni les', b. 26 Mar. 1844, Newport; left school (Bennington
Seminary, Vt.) when about seventeen years ot age, and engaged as
clerk in Adams Express office, Bridgeport, Conn. ; was some time
after transferred to Meriden as agent for the same company. At
this latter place he reported himself in 1870 as Uving, like Noah's
dove, without a mate. In 1887 he writes: " I am pleased to say,
'no more a wandering dove,' I am now a married man, ray mate
having the following record: Henrietta-E, Baldwin, b. 17 Aug. 1850,
Middletown, Ot., dau. of Henry-L. and Eliza-A. (Hall) of Jleriden;
ni. 14 Jan. 1874, Jleriden, Ct., where both her parents were born
and buried. Res. Meriden, Ct.
12975. 3, Lewis-Rousmanierb", b, 23 Jan, 1813, Newport, R.L; d. 1 Jlar. 1874,
ee, 61, at Arlington, JIass. "He was another of the links in the chain
of earlier railroad men that are now passing away. He was one of the
three brothers, Andrew and John-B. being the other two, who have been
interested in railroad mechanism for thirty years, all of them being first-
class mechanics, the latter having just resigned the Superintendent's po
sition on the Lowell road. Lewis-R. began his trade at Providence,
and after working in Lowell for several years, was raade JIaster Mechanic
ot the Boston and LoweU road in 1857, which situation he held tor
seventeen years, when he resigned on account of tailing health. The
present equipment of the road proves his excellence in his trust. He was
a pleasant companion and a kind-hearted man, who never failed to assist
struggling mechanics. His loss will be mourned by many friends, and
by the officers and employees ot the road." He m. Lowell, Mass., 22
Feb. 1832, Jlary WelUngton, b. 16 June, 1813, Watertown, Mass., dau.
ot Edmund and Mary (Greenwood) ot W. He was representative from
the city of Lowell several terms. Mrs. Winslow died 21 Nov. 1879.
Res. Arlington, Mass.

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Child:
12976. Jlary-EUzabeth', b. 31 Mar. 1833, LoweU, Mass.; m. 25 Oct. 1855,
Providence, R.I., Joseph-Wood Whitaker, b. 5 Sept. 1829, Hop
kinton, R.L, s. of Eleazer and Hannah (Wood) of Hopkinton. He
is paymaster of Boston and LoweU Railroad. Res. 1887, Arlington, Mass.
Children born in Cambridge, JIass. :
12976" 1. Louis- Winslow', b. 15 Aug. 1856; d. 13 Sept. 1856.
12976" 2. Mary-Lizzie', b. 8 Nov. 1859; d. 2 .Tan. 1873.
12976° 8. Josephine-Wood', b. 18 Dec. 1866.
13977. 4. John-Barker", b. 17 Feb. 1815, Newport, R.L; m. Deerfleld, N.H., 9
Oct. 1843, Polly-Tucker Robinson, b. 13 Oct. 1815, D. ; d. 16 Jnly, 1885;
was dau. ot Jonathan and Hannah (Prescott) of D. Mr. Winslow was
connected with the Boston and Lowell R.R. from 4 Feb. 1839, until 15
Oct. 1849, when he accepted the position of master mechanic on the
I Pro-vidence and Worcester R.R., continuing in that capacity seven years,
and as superintendent ohe year, ending 1 Feb. 1857, after which he flUed
! the office of superintendent of the Boston and Lowell R.R. seventeen
' years, resigning that position 1 May, 1874. Has subsequently resided
in Boston, happily occupied in reading the valuable library which dur
ing his active life he has gradually accumulated. Res. Winchester,
1874, and 1887, Boston, Mass.
Child :
13978. Andrew-Robinson', b. 36 June, 1849, Providence, R,I, ; grad. Tufts
CoUege, July, 1867; 1869, entered as clerk the store of Folsom &
Dearborn, remaining there two years; Feb. 1, 1871, became partner
with May & Nash, dealers in paints, drugs, and oil. Firm, May,
Nash & Winslow. Res. 1874 and, 1887, Boston, Mass.
13979. 5. Henry -Terry", b. 15 Jan. 1817, Newport, R.L; d. there, 31 Feb. 1840.
We add the foUowing obituary notice, which appeared in the Newport
Mercury of 33 Feb. 1840: " In this town, on Friday last, 31st inst., after
a painful and protracted illness, Henry-T, Winslow, son of Mr. Andrew
Winslow, in the 33d year of his age. Seldom has the shaft ot death
swept one from our midst more universally beloved than the subject ot
this notice. Bland in his manners, upright in his deportment, and vir
tuous in all his walks ot life, he had a character which will long be re
membered by his numerous friends and associates. His inteUectual en
dowments were of a superior cast, and he promised to be an ornament
to society. In the midst of various occupations, he had found leisure to
cultivate a mind naturally acute, by extensive reading, and, possessing
a disposition amiable and engaging, he had acquired the friendship and
Esteem of all who knew him. There is now in the possession of the fam
ily a lecture delivered by bim before the Atheneum at Newport, of which
he was an active and efficient member. The subject of this lecture is
well handled, and shows deep thought and study through its entire
course."

1028 Dr. Simon-Peter' Wi/nslow cmd Descendants. K
12980. DR. SIMON-PETER', [2388] (Barnabas*, George', JoV, Kenelm',) b. Free
town, Mass., 15 Oct. 1782; studied medicine, in Swansey, JIass., with Dr, Ebenezer
Winslow [8825]. Settled in the practice of his profession at Russell's Mills, Dart
mouth, Mass., 1807. After remaining there several years he went to Savannah, Ga.
He remained there three years, when he returned to Dartmouth, where he continued in
the practice of medicine nntil his death, which occurred January 5th, 1840. He was
a man ot flrm and decided character, highly educated for his time, and enjoyed the con
fldence ot the whole community. His practice was very extensive, spreading over the
then sparsely settled country, and making his life one of hardship and exposure. His
circuit extended into the neighboring towns and counties, ajid tor years before his
death his time was constantly occupied in the practice ot his profession. He was a
peculiarly conscientious man, and would never present a bill for services rendered.
About the year 1830 the physicians agreed among themselves to raise their price to
flfty cents per visit. When this announcement was made through the papers there
was a general outburst of indignation on the part of the people, and the medical fra
ternity were obliged to explain that if they received pay from all ot their patients,
they might be able to gain a livelihood, and something besides, from their old prices;
but included among their patients were raany poor persons who were unable to pay
anything, and it was to cover such cases as these that the advance was made. Dr,
Winslow would not increase his charges for medical attendance, and up to the time
ot his death persisted in taking Only thirty-three cents tor a visit, and furnishing the
medicines from his own saddle bags. Notwithstanding he was urged by his pro
fessional contemporaries, and all sorts of influence brought to bear by them to in
duce him to do so, he steadily refused, and continued in the course he had marked
out for himself. In 1806 he married Catherine Howland, the sixth child of
Gideon aud Catherine Howland, a descendant of John Howland, who came over
iu the Mayfimner. Gideon and Catherine Howland were Quakers of strict char
acter. For this marrying out of the Society the young lady was disowned by
the Friends, Truly time works wonders! During our last war many ot the de
scendants of this same good Gideon and Catherine, held commissions in the army
and navy of the. United States, some of whom are now birthright and approved
members of the Society of Friends. The unfortunate descendants of the disowned
Catherine, however, never regained the position, which was irrecoverably lost by her
marrying out of the Friends Society. During a terrific thunderstorm, 12 Aug. 1823,
she was killed by lightning while standing in a chamber ot the old homestead, hold
ing her youngest child and namesake [12990] in her arms. Jlr. Winslow was in.
2d, by Joseph Gifford, justice ot the peace, 22 May, 1825, to Lydia Barker of Dart
mouth, b. 11 Nov. 1796, dau. of Robert and Ruth (  ). She d. 18 Aug. 1852,
Res. Freetown and Swansey, JIass., Savannah, Ga., aud Dartmouth, Mass.
Children:
12981, 1, Ezra-Howland', b, 13 Jlar, 1808, Dartmouth, Mass, ; d. there 6 Jan.
1836,
13983. 2. Capt, Giles-Howland', b. 18 Jan. 1810, Fairhaven, Bristol Co., JIass.;
d. 9 June, 1876, New Bedford, Mass, ; m. at the head of Apponagansett
River, Dartmouth, JIass., 1 Jan. 1834, Elizabeth-Sanford Wilcox, dan. of

^ Capt. Giles-Howland' Winslow. 1029
Henry and Ruby (Barker), and grand-daughter of Stephen Barker, whose
father came from Wales and settled in Newport. Mrs. Winslow died, N.
B., 24 Aug. 1878. Capt. Winslow commenced his sea-taring life at
eighteen years ot age, and became a master mariner. We quote the fol
lowing, which appeared in the Daily Standard, New Bedford, Mass., at
the time of his death: "The recent death ot Captain Giles-Howland
Winslow, one of our oldest citizens, has called to the minds ot people
whose memory reaches back raore than forty years, an incident which
was characteristic ot his life. Captain Winslow, then not quite twenty-
five years old, was second mate ot the Albwn, ot which Capt. Reed of
Fairhaven -B'as master, and James-B, Wood first mate. Arriving on the
coast a bitter cold day in the month of January, the vessel anchored off
Dumpling Light. The captain called tor volunteers to take him on shore,
and young Jlr. Winslow responded with his boat and crew. After along,
cold pull through the floating ice in the lower harbor, they flnally reached
the wharf and landed the captain. On his stepping out of the boat he
turned and ordered Jlr. Winslow to take his boat and crew back to the
ship as soon as possible. He started, but before reaching her the ice in the
river had been broken up by the north wind, which was then blowing al
most a gale, and he was carried with his boat and crew out into tbe open
sea, beyond the islands, where they remained for three days and nights, in
an open boat, without food. The were picked up by a New York pilot
boat and brought into port more dead than alive. During this time tho
sufferings of the men were most terrible, one man dying in the boat be
fore relief came, and all the others having their hands and feet badly
frozen. They were kept up only by Mr. Winslow's energy and cheerful
ness, and it is told of him that he took the stockings trom off his own feet
for a Portuguese sailor, who had none. On their being brought to the
city great excitement prevailed among the people, and many ot the staid
old Friends, or Quakers, had to set forth their most earnest protests to
prevent the excited portion of the community trom visiting their wrath
and indignation on the cruel Captain Reed, who so unnecessarily ordered
the young man back to his ship at midnight, in the face of a winter
storm, when he could almost see the flreside of his own home. Out he
went into the darkness, obeying the orders of his captain, which nearly
cost him his Ufe and that of those who with him had volunteered to
bring their inhuman commander to the shore. Those were the days
when sailors were made — men who were brought up to obey orders; and
obey them they did at all hazards. Our grand merchant marine before
the war, which was the pride of the whole nation, was brought to its
glory by such men as these. On the arrival of the pilot boat with Jlr.
Winslow and the boat's crew, they were transferred to his grandfather's
house, on the southeast corner of Union and Sixth Streets, where the en
tire crew ot the boat were nursed by his relatives until they recovered.
Dr. S.-P. Winslow, the father of Mr. Winslow, amputated several limbs
in consequence ot their being frozen. At this time it was thought

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K

that Jlr. Winslow would escape serious results, but in the course ot ten
days gangrene set in, trom frost bite, and the toes ot his right toot had
to be amputated. What could have been the feelings of that father
when he plunged the knife into his own son's flesh, knowing that aU
this pain and suffering was unnecessarily incurred by a wretch clothed
with a little brief authority? Through all his life the respect for him
which was engendered by this episode continually increased. He was
a true type of the master mariner, conscientious and honest, which made
New England foremost in its commerce, and whose ships carried the
flag into every country and port ot the world. This class ot men is fast
passing away,"
In 1838 Capt. W. moved to Smith's Mills Village (North Dartmouth),
and in 1844 to New Bedford. Res. 1870, New Bedford, Mass.
Cbildi-en :
12983. 1. Henry-Alden', b. 10 Feb. 1835, Dartmouth, Mass., head of Appona
gansett River; was killed by the Sioux Indians, near Bannock, Mon
tana, tall ot 1867. "At tbe ageot twenty-one he went as one ot the
boat-steerers of the whaling barque Harvest, which left in 1854
and returned fifty months afterward, having caught during the
voyage 1,900 bbls. sperm oil. He continued in the whaling business
until the commencement of the war of the rebellion, his last voy
age having been made in the Pacific Ocean as mate ot the barque
President. At the breaking out ot the war he joined the naval ser
vice and was ordered to the Mississippi squadron, then under the
coramand of Admiral Foote, and participated in the engagements ot
Island No. 10, Jlemphis, and Fort Donaldson. While attached to
the steamer Mo^ind City, during the engagement with the Rebel ram
Arkansas, he was wounded in the right toothy the recoil of a 9-inch
gun carriage. He was transferred to the Jlound City Naval Hos
pital, and after his recovery, 15 Nov. 1863, was appointed a mate
in the navy of the United States, and ordered to report for duty on
board the U.S. steamer Fah Kee, of the North Atlantic squadron.
He served on board this steamer the whole term of her commission,
a part of which time she was employed as flag-ship of the squadron
under Rear-Admiral S.-P. Lee, U.S.N. He was promoted toensign,
and commissioned October 81st, 1864. After the conclusion ot the
war his vessel was ordered to convoy the fleet ot monitors to Ha
vana and Matauzas, Cuba, On the return of this squadron to the
United States, affairs had become settled, and Government deemed
it advisable to sell vessels and diminish our number ot ofticers. He
received an honorable discharge from the U.S. navy on the 28th day
of August, 1866. He soon after entered the employ of the
Montana Mineral Jlining and Lode Co. of Virginia City, to trans
port a large crushing mill across the plains, from Atchison,
Kansas, the terminus ot all railroad communication. It was im-

^ George-Frederic' Winslow, 31. D. 1031
possible to transport such heavy machinery over the Rocky Mouu-
' tains from the West at that time. With his ox teams he cut aloof
from civilization and travelled 1,785 miles, flnding his way and lo
cation by the sarae sextant which he had previously used in navigat
ing his ship in various parts of the world. His military training
and experience came into practice and insured the success of the ex
pedition, traveling, as compelled to do, through hundreds ot miles of
hostile territory, occupied by the Sioux Indians. Ou the comple
tion of this duty, and while employed by the same company, an In
dian came into camp and exhibited a quantity of gold dust in a bag.
He stated that the place ot the flnd was about sixty miles north of
Bannock. The Indian was employed as a guide and paid for the
information. Captain Winslow, with a well-appointed train, and
what was considered to be a sufficiently-armed guard, started off on
the prospect. They were conducted into an ambuscade or canori,
and every person comprising- the expedition massacred. Before re
lief could be obtained the Sioux had made off with the entire camp
fixings and equipage.
Having passed so creditably through the war of the rebellion,
this seemed a sad ending of one so brave, handsome, and genial."
12984. 2. George-Frederic', JI.D., b. 8 May, 1842, Smith's Jlills, North Dart
mouth, Bristol Co., Mass. When he was three years of age his
parents moved to New Bedford, JIass., where he was educated
and fitted tor Harvard College, at the Friends' Academy. In May,
1860, he commenced the study ot medicine with Dr. C.-D. Stickney
of New Bedford [see 2795], and in June, 1863, received the degree of
M.D. at the Harvard Jled. CoUege. On the 26th day of July, 1862,
he was appointed an assistant surgeon in the ravy of the United
States, and was ordered to duty with the James River fiotilla, com
manded by Capt. Wilkes; remained in the division ot the North
Atlantic squadron, which acted as support to the Army ot the Poto
mac, until the fall of Richmond. At both attacks on Fort Fisher
he was surgeon of the U.S. steamer Osceola, which vessel was the
first to carry the stars and stripes into Cape Fear River, after the
reduction of that stronghold ; was promoted on the 28th day of June,
1867; served two years on frigate Sabine, andwas afterwards sur
geon of the U. S. s. Watei-ee, of the Paciflc squadron. Hewas at
tached to that steamer at the time of the terrible earthquake at
Arica, Peru, on the 13th of August, 1868, and received a vote of
thanks from the Peruvian Congress tor his philanthropic conduct
to the sufferers. Dr. Winslow was surgeon of the U. S. steam frigate
Powhattan, and made his last cruise in that vessel, which received on
board and took care of the crew of a wrecked EngUsh steamer, off
Cape Horn, in the winter of 1869. The thanks ot the British Gov
ernment were transmitted to him by the EngUsh Minister at Wash
ington, for services rendered to distressed seamen. In 1870 he

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was on duty at the Boston Navy Yard, and in 1871 was surgeon
U.S.N, on U.S. flagship Wabash, European squadron ; 1887, attached
to U.S. steel cruiser Atlanta.
We are indebted to Dr. Winslow for most of the biographies of
the descendants of Barnabas* Winslow.
Dr. Winslow m. 14 Jan. 1875, Virginia Shearman of New Bed
ford. Mrs. Winslow is a descendant of Elder Cushman, who
preached the first sermon in Plymouth after the landing of the pil
grims. The children ot George-Frederick' Winslow and Virginia
(Shearman) Winslow combine the blood of tour original signers of the
compact on board the Mayflower in the harbor of Provin-ietown be
fore making the landing at Plymouth, 1620; viz: Howland, Carver,
Winslow, Cushman.
"Here ended the pilgrimage of John Howland and Elizabeth
his wife. She was the daughter of Governor Carver. They arrived
in the Mayflower Dec. lOtb, 1620, old style, Dec. 21st, new style.
They had four sous and six daughters, from whom descended a
numerous posterity. 1672 John Howland of Plymouth deceased.
He lived to the age ot 80 years and was the last man who was left
of those who came over in the ship called the Mayflower." — Plymouth
Beeords. Res. 1887, New Bedford, Mass.
Children :
12984" 1. Harold- Winshw', b. 14 Feb. 1879, New Bedford, JIass.
129S4'' 2. George-Freder'ieV , b. 19 Jlay, 1884, Charlestown Navy Yard,
Mass.
12984« 3. Virginia', b. 14 Jlar. 1887, New Bedford.
12985. 3. Elizabeth-Howlind', b, 20 Nov. 1856, New Bedford, Bristol Co,,
Mass.; d. of dipliSheria, 19 Aug. 1861,
12986, 3. Capt, Frederick-Howland', b. 17 June, 1817, North Dartmouth, viUage
of Smith's MiUs, Mass. ; d. 24 Jlar. 1860, Fairhaven, Mass, ; m. Fair
haven, Mass,, 28 Jlay, 1846, Johanna- Jlendall Faber, dau. of Freeman
Faber of F. Capt. Winslow was educated at the Friends' School, Provi
dence, R.L, and followed the seas as a master mariner until within afew
years ot his death. He was one of the most successful whaling captains
that ever sailed from New Bedford. He returned trom the Pacific Ocean,
voyage after voyage, with a full ship, and on his last it is said that
he was engaged as "captain at the highest per cent, ot the catch " which
had ever been promised at that time to any one man.
Children:
12987. 1. Catherine-Howland', b. 16 Nov.
1872, Cortez-Kempton Turner.
Children :
13987" 1. Elizabeth-Winslow', b. 4 Oct, 1873, New Bedford, JIass.
13087' 3, Frederick- Cortez', b. 19 Feb. 1875, New Bedford.

1850, New Bedford; m. 35 Dec.

Cleveland, Richardson, EUis, Lamberton.

1033

12988. 2. Frederick-Giles', b. 5 Nov. 1854; 1887, unmarried; res, N,B.
12989. 3. Abby-Howland', b. 11 July, 1856, No. Dartmouth; m. 9 July, 1880,
Thomas-Augustus Eddy.
13990. 4. Cateerine-Howland", b. 28 Aug. 1822, Dartmouth; d. there, 28 Aug.
1842. She was in the arms of her mother when the latter was struck by
the lightning.
By 2d marriage:
13991. 5, Sarah-Lydia", b, 3 May, 1829, North Dartmouth, JIass. ; m, there, 18 Feb,
1847, Abram-Luther Cleveland, b. 2 Jlay, 1818, Edgartown, s. ot Ralph
and Rebecca (  ). Mr. Cleveland d. Taunton, JIass., 30 Apr. 1885.
Res. 1874, New Bedfoi-d, Mass.
Children :
12991" 1. Cora-Barker', b. 14 Aug. 1856,
12991'' 2. JIabel-Winslow', b. 1 Oct, 1861.

12992. JESSE', [2392] (Jonathan*, Jonathan', JuV, Kenelm',) b. probably 9
June, 1748, and d. in Rodman, N.Y. ; ra. Keziah Spicer ot Groton, Conn,, who also
d, in Rodman. Res. many years in Windsor, Ct. ; were living there as late as 1815.
Children :
12993. Sarah", d. June, 1846(?); m. John Richardson, s. of John.

12994.

13995.
13996. 12997.1-3998.
12999. 13000.18001.
13002.18003. 13004.13005.
13006.

13007.

Child :

Sarah-Emeline', b. 23 Jlay, 1815, Windsor, Ct, ; m. Windsor Locks,
Ct,, 4 Oct. 1835, Algernon-Sydney Ellis, b, 10 May, 1810, s. ol
James and Rebecca. Res. 1873, Springfield, Mass.
Children :
Helen-Maria', ra, Wm, -Dennis Budlong.
Martha- Jane' , d. £e, 19.
Amanda'. Res. 1871, Springfield, Mass.
Chester- Sydney', b. 33 Jlar. 1844; d. 9 Mar. 1870, «b. 26.
Oscar', d. se. 7 raos.
Sarah', d. young.
Edward- Winshw'.
Frederick'.Arthur'.
John-Spiceb", d. young, and was buried in E, Haddam.
Jonathan", sailed from N.Y. about 1815, with Capt. Canfield, and was
lost at sea.
Betsey', d. 36 July, 1848, ae. 70, Sackett's Harbor ; m. Joseph Pettibone,
who d. Simsbury, Ct. s.p.
Res, Simsbury, Conn.
Polly", b. 1 Feb. 1788, E. Haddam, Ct. ; m. Elizur Lamberton, s. of
Moses and Rhoda (  ) of Windsor, Ct.

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Children :
13008. Mary', ra. Sylvanus Bronson. After his death she married again,
but no records have been obtained.
13009. Jlatilda', b. Windsor, Ct. ; m. 9 Oct. 1836 (Hartford Bee.), Naaman-
Jlerit (or Merrick) Parsons ot Woodbridge, Ct.
Children :
i;i010. 1. L'mes-H'., b. about 1837; m. Springfield, JIass., 7 Mar. 1859,
Bridget Carbery ot Windsor Locks, ae. 24, b. in Ireland, dau.
of Daniel. He enlisted 8 June, 1861, Windsor Locks, and was
discharged for disability, 12 June, 1863. Res. Windsor Locks, Conn.
13011. 2. Naaman-D'., b. about 1842-8, E. Windsor; m, 24 Feb, 1862,
Jlary-L. Abbe of Hartford, Ct., b. about 1845, Nyack.- Painter.
Res. 1872, Hartford, Conn.
ChUd :
13012. Son', b. 21 May, 1868,
18018. Caroline'.
13014. Son'.
13015. Dr. Allen", d. unmarried, on the island of St. Helena, S.C.
13016. Capt. William' (William-M, ace. to Hyde Gen.), b. East Haddam, Conn. ;
d. about 1851, Rodman, Jefferson Co., N.Y. ; m. in R,, Elizabeth Boyn
ton, a native of that place, dau. of  and Elizabeth (Wyman) of R.
Res. Bodman, N T.
Children :
13017. OrviUe'. Res. 1872, Bodman, N Y.
13018. Edward'.
13019. W.-A'?
18020. William-Allon'. Res. 1872, Butland, N. Y.
13021. Martha- Jane'.
13022, Arietta', b. 16 July or Dec. (16 July ace. to Hyde Gen.), 1819, Rod
man; m. 17 June, 1850, John-Sterling Sill, b. R., 37 Oct. 1820,
s. of William and Sophia (Hopkins) of R. (s. of Wm., gr. gr. son of
EUzabetii" Hyde and Jemima Sterling. Hyd,e Gen.)
Res. 1873, Bodman, N.Y.
13023. Matilda", b. E. Ha'ddam, Ct. ; in. Rodman, 7 Oct. 1818, Ambrose-Hol-
lister Dodge, b. 19 Dec, 1797, Glastenlmry, Ct,, a. of  and PoUy
(HoUister) of G. He d. 29 July, 1857, ae. 59.
She res. 1872, Sackett's Harbor, Jeff. Co., N. Y.
Children born in Rodman, N.Y. :
13024. 1. Edward-Allen', b. 16 Apr. 1820.
13025. 3. Drayton-Henry', b. 3 Feb. 1835 ; d. 38 Mar. 1852; buried at Sackett's
Harbor.
13026, 8. Emily-Antoinette', b. 37 May, 1837.

K Phelps, Hooker, Annis, Upham, Blood, Brown. 1035
13027. 4. William-Winslow', b. 12 Dec. 1880.
18028. 5. Marietta-JIatilda', b. 1 Oct. 1834; m.  Phelps.
Res. Sackett's Harbm; N. Y.
13029. 6. Charles-Horace', b. 2 July. 1837.
18030. JONATHAN", [2398] (Jonathan*, Jonathan', Job', Kendm',) b. 1 Jan.
1751, Scituate, Mass.; d. suddenly, 7 Jlar. 1826, while seated at the breakfast table;
was interred at Charlton, Worcester Co., JIass.; ra. 3 Jan, 1773, Sibyl Potter, who
d. 26 Dec. 1777, ae. 22 or 23; m. 2d, Leicester, JIass,, Phebe Newell, b, 5 Feb. 1759,
dau. ot John and  (Fosdick) of Leicester. She d. 5 Dec, 1833, ee. 75, Charlton,
and was there buried. Her will was signed 8 Nov. 1828. Mr. Winslow's will,
signed 26 July, 1819, was probated 2 May, 1826. He followed the sea wheu young,
but later in life was a farmer ; removed from Freetown to Spencer, and thence to
Charlton, Mass.
Children :
13031. 1. Pardon, [13039] b. 26 Sept. 1773; d. 17 Feb. 1855; m. Anna Warner;
m. 2d, Jlary [Parmelee].
1 3032. ii. John, b. 8 Jlar. 1776 ; went to sea and was never after heard from by his
relatives. Had " been long abroad " at the time his father signed his
will.
18033. 3. Polly, [13073] b. 30 Oct. 1781; d. 10 Jlar. 1844; m. John-Parker Hooker.
13034. 4. Betsey, [13120] b. 18 Feb. 1783; d. 7 Apr, 1856; m. James Annis.
18035. 5. Jonathan, [13133] b. 15 Jlay, 1785; is deceased; m. Clarissa Upham.
13086. 6. )  , b, 15 Apr. 1786 ; was drowned in 1787, ae, 1 year,
130U7. 7. i Dolly, [13150] b. 15 Apr. 1786; d, 18 Jlar. 1858; m. Jloses Blood.
13038. 8. Phebb, [13169] b. 28 Apr. 1796, Charlton; m. Alpheus Brown.
13039. PARDON', [13031] (Jonathan', Jona.than*, Jonathan', JoV, Kenelm',) b.
26 Sept. 1773, Freetown, JIass.; d. 17 Feb, 1855, Hockanum, Ct, ; m. E, Had
dam, Ct., probably about 1795, Anna AVainer of E,H,, dau. ot Daniel and Lizzie
(Clark) ot E,H. She d. 10 Dec, 1834, aj. 61, East Hartford, Ct. ; m. 2d, about 1842,
JIary [Parmeleo] who d. E. Hartford, 23 Jan. 1850, se, 63. Jlr. Winslow removed
from near Charlton, JIass,, to E, Haddam, Ct,, about 1794, and to Wethersfleld about
1797- went to South America to get live oak for ship building; wasa seafaring man
till Apr. 1806, when he moved from Wethersfleld to a farm in E. Hartford (Hocka
num) Ct. He was a trustee of the JLE, Church about fifteen years, and contributed
largely toward its support. His will was dated 15 Jan. 1855. Hockanum, Ct.
Children:
13040. 1. Charles', b. 16 Jlar. 1796, E. Haddam; d. 1856, ae. 60, Hockanum,
Ct, ; m. Wethersfield, Ct., Jlay, 1823, Hannah Rhodes of W., dau. ot
Selah of Glastenbury, Ct. s.p. "Will of Charles Winslow of East
Hartford, Ct., dated 10 Jan. 1855, E.H., app. 4 June, 1856."
She res. 1871, Hockanum, Ct.
13041. 3. Ann', b. 15 Sept. 1799, in Connecticut; d. 14 Mar. 1854, Hockanum;
m. Ralph Risley of H., who d. bet. 1851.

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K

13043.
13043. 13044.13045.13046.
13U47.

13048.

13049.13050. 13051. 130.52.
13053.

13054.13055. i;l056.13057. 13058.

1:10.59. 13(160.13061.

Children, eight iu number, four ot whom were Uving in 1872:
Ralph". Res. 1872, Hockanum, Ct.
Charles', is deceased ; was a soldier in U. S. service.
Elisha', is deceased. Soldier in U.S. service.
Amanda', also deceased.
Anna'.
3. Daniel', b. 17 Mar. 1801, Wethersfield, Ct. ; d. 17 Jlay, 1873, E.
¦Hartford, Ct,, and was buried in Hartford; m, E, Hartford, by Jay-H.
Fairchild, 16 June, 1822, to JIarinda Keeney of JIanchester, b, 4 Feb,
1803, dau, of Ashbel and Sarah (Hills) of E.H. He was appointed ex
ecutor ot his father's will ; was selectman aud member ot Legislature
from E. Hartford. F'armer. Res. Hockanum, Ct.
Children, all born in E. Hartford :
1. Sarah-Ann', b, 26 Jan. 1824; m. by Rev. Guidon Robbins, 20 Jlay,
1845, to Willis-S. Bronson of Hartford, s, ot Simoon and Betsey.
Stove dealer. Res. 1874, Hartfm-d, Ct.
Children: 1. Emma-Lucelle', b. 22 Fob. 1846, H.
3. Willis- Winslow', b. 20 Jlay, 1849, H.
3. Lou'ia- Howard' , b. 11 Oct. 1856, H.
4. Bobert- Trumbull'.
2. Nelson', b. 8 May, 1826, E.H.; m.by B,-C. Phelps, JIanchester,
Ct,, 29 Juue, 1855, to .Vltresta Keeney of JI,, b, 29 Jan, 1829, Glas
tenbury, Ct,, dau. of Arnold and Jlelinda (Chapman) of G, Plumber.
Res, East Hartford, East Haddam, and 1873, Hartford, Ct.
Children: 1. Georgianna', b. 23 Dec. 1851, E, Hartford. [Prob, child by a
former wife,]
2. Hatlie-Malinda' , b, 16 Sept, 1856, E, Hartford,
3. Ella-Louise', b. 14 Aug. 1861, Hartford.
4. Abbie-Jane', b. 6 Oct. 1862, Hartford.
3, EUen', b. 19 Apr, 1838, E, Hartford; m. there, by B,-C. Phelps, 19
Apr. 1856, tp Hector Chapman of Ghistenbury, Ct., b. G., s, of
Aziel and Atresia (House) of G. Stovo dealer, Kos. 1874, Hartford, CI.
Children :
1. Alice- Winslow', b, Oct, 1857, E, llarttord, Ct.
2. Lida-Bronson' , b. Glastenbury, Ct.
4, ELI/..V', b, 15 Jan, 1806, Wethersfield, Ct. ; m, by Jiiy-H, Fairchild,
E. Hartford, Ct,, 22 Jan, 1826, to Austin Lester of E. Hartford, b.
there, 4 Feb. 1801, s. of Isaac and Comfort (Risloy). He d. in his native
town, 3 Oct. 1851, aud is there buried. Farmer.
She res. 1873, East Hartford, Ct.

Lester, Hooker, Stedman, Dcvter.

1037

18063.

18068. 18064, 13065. 13060.
13007. 13068.

Children :
1. Newell', b, 31 Jan. 1837, E. Hartford; m. 15 Oct, 1851, Lydia-Maria
HiUs, b. 15 Apr. 1833, dau, of Horace-Hubbard and Jliranda (Por
ter), dau, of Dea. Job of E, Hartford. Boot manufacturer. Bes. Hartford, Ct.

Children: 1.
3.

Son', b. 12 June, 1853; d. the day ot his birth.
Annie-Maria', b, 29 Jlar, 1850; d, 3"! Aug. 1861; buried E.
Hartford, Ct.
3. Fann'ie-Eliza' , b. 10 Jlay, 1860; d. 13 Dec. 1868; buried E.
Hartford.
4. Kate-Louise', b. 29 June, 1862.
JIartiu-Kellogg", b. 24 Dec. 1828, E. Hartford.
Lawi-ence-Varranes", b. 11 Apr. 1834, E.H,; m, there, by Rev. B,-
C. Phelps, 8 Juue, 1859, to Maria-Theresa Laiia bee, b, 9 Sept. 1840,
E.H., dau. of Wm,-W, and Amelia (Roberts) of E,H, Horse-collar

13009,13070.13071.13072.

manufacturer.
Children: 1. Amy-Winslow', b.

Add. 1873, Hartford, Ct.

27 Sept. 1860, E. Hartford.
23 Oct, 1867, Hartford,

2, Albert-Austin'
3. Mabel-Emma', b. 1 Feb, 1873, E. Hartford.
Charles-Edward-Winslow', b. 6 Oct. 1846, E.H. Boot-cutter.
Add. 1873, Hartford, Ct.

13073. POLLY", [13033] (Jonathan', Jonathan*, Jonathan', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 30
Oct. 1781, CharlWin, JIass.; d. there, 10 Mar. 1844; m. C, about 1800, to John-
Parker HOOKER, b. 16 June, 1770, Dudley, Mass., s. of Amos and Hannah (Foster)
of D. His father died during the war with England, and he was bound out by the
town of Dudley to a Jlr. Cubin of Woodstock, Ct. Carpenter and joiner.
Res. Charlton, Mass.
Children born in Charlton :
18074. 1. Thais-Maria', b. 27 Feb. 1801; d. 12 Feb. 1852, at Southbridge, Wor
cester Co., Mass., and was there buried ; m. Southbridge, John-Porter
Stedman, a native of that place. Manufacturer ; has held various town
ofiBces. He res. 1875, Southbridge, Mass.
Children born in Southbridge:
13075. 1. George-Lavater", b. 3 Nov. 1832; m. by Rev. C. -D.-W. Bridgman,
Albany, N.Y., 6 Jlay, 1863, to Ada-M. Woolinton of A., dau. of
George. A. and Caroline (  ) of A. Lawyer. • Res. Watervliet,
and 1875, Albany, N. Y.
Children:
13078. 1. George-W'., b. 9 Sept. 1864, Albany.
13077.- 2. Frank-W'., b. 7 Dec. 1867, A.
13078. 3. John-P'., b. 8 Apr. 1871, Watervliet, Albany Co., N.Y,
13079. 4, Charles', b. 6 Nov. 1874, W.

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Descendants of Polly' { Winslow ) Hooker.

13080. 3. Maria-C, b. 9 May, 1837, Southbridge; m. S., by Rev. S.-S. Par
ker, 30 May, 1866, to Joseph-D. Dexter, b. 38 Dec. 1884, Seekonk,
Bristol Co., Mass. Merchant. Res. 1873, Porthnd, Me.
Children :
13081. 1. Harry-Hooker^, b. 10 June, 1869, Portland; d. there, Jlar. 1873.
13082. 3. John-Porter', b. 18 Nov. 1871, P.
13083. 3. Mary-L'., b. 13 June, 1840, Southbridge; m. there, by Rev. B,-F.
Bronson, 7 Oct. 1869, to Rev. Charles-B, Sumner, b. 17 Aug, 1s:!T,
S., s. of George and Julia (Fiske) of S. Pastor of Cong. Churoh,
Res. 1873, Manson, Mass.
Child :
13084. Helen', b. 24 Feb. 1871, Monson.
13085. 2. Veranes-Constantine', b. 30 Jlay, 1803, Charlton, JIass,; m, Abby
Stone. Spent a year or two in Mexico as millwright. Res. 1871, Sutton, Mass.
Child :
13086. Daughter", is deceased.
13087. 3. Harvey', b. 17 June, 1806, Charlton; m. (—— ).
Res. 1871, Charlton, Mtus.
Child :
18088. Son'.
13089. 4. Harriet', b. 31 Dec. 1807, Chariton; d. there, 13 Jan, 1820,
13090. 5. Lucinda', b. 11 Apr. 1810, Charlton; d, 16 Feb. 1846, Jlonson, Mass.,
andwas there interred; m, C, by A. Parker, Esq., 17 Oct. 1830, to
David Lewis, b. 25 Mar. 1808, South Wales, Clamorganshire, Eng.
Carder and spinner of wool. Res. Southbridge and Jlonson, JIass,, and
afterward eighteen years at St. Anthony. Res. 1872, East Minneapolis, Minn.
Children :
13091. 1. Harriet-Newell", b. 24 July, 1831, Jlonson.
13092. 2. Harvey-Wilder", b, 9 Sept, 1833, JI.
13093. 3. Samuel-Austin", b. 24 Feb. 1835, JI, ; m. and
res, 1872, Springfield, Mass.
13094. 4. JuUa-JIaria", b. 20 July, 1839, Southbridge.
13095. 6, Jonathan- Winslow', b. 2 Apr, 1812, Charlton; m. Willimantic, Ct„ 11
Nov. 1838, Sophronia Richardson, b, 15 Dec. 1815, Windham, Ct., dau.
of Ebenezer and Mercy (Cook), Real estate agent. Res. two years in
Milbury, Ct., and trom 1834 to 1871, Norwich, Ct.
Child :
13096. John-Winslow", b. 17 June, 1840, Norwich.
13007. 7. Marietta', b. 18 Sept. 1814, Charlton, JIass.; ra. by Rev. EU Carpenter,
Southbridge, Mass,, 27 Dec. 1838, to Francis-A. Stedman, b, 24 Jan.
1810, S., s. of Joseph and  (Clark) of S. He d, 5 Jlar. 1847, Wor
cester, Mass,, and was buried at Southbridge. She res. 1871, Woi-cester, Mast.

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1039

Children born in Worcester:
18098. 1. Charies-Winslow", b. 4 Nov. 1889; d. there, 7 Oct. 1841, and was
buried at Southbridge.
13099, 2. Henry-Francis", b. 5 Aug, 1842.
13100. 8. John', M.D,, b. 80 Jan. 1817; m. HoUand, Hampden Co., Mass., 24 Apr.
1843, JIary-Ann Policy, b. 3 Dec. 1828, H., dau. ot Calvin and Chloe
(Wood) ot West Springfield, JIass. Physician; member of the Common
Council ot Springfield, 1854, and ot the Board ot Aldermen, 1870; coroner
of inquests and member ot Mass. Jledical Society, 1871; city physician,
1875. Res. 1875, Springfield, Mass.
Children :
13101. 1. John-Calvin", b. 26 Jlay, 1848, Worcester, JIass.; d. 4 Apr. 1853,
Springfield.
13102. 2. Charies-Parker", b. 18 Sept. 1855, Springfield.
^ Res. 1875, Springfield, Mass.
13103. 9. Louise', b. 29 Mar. 1819, Chariton; m. by Rev. Mr. Partridge, Brim-
fiehl, JIass., 18 July, 1842, to Rutus-Day Leonard, b. 2 Sept. 1818,
Shutesbury, Mass., s, of Chester and Polly (Smith) ot S. Wool dealer.
Res, Southbridge, Jlonson, Worcester, and Granby, JIass., WaUingford,
Ct,, anil Brattleboro, Vt. Res. 1872, Atliol Depot, Mass.
Children :
13104. 1 Francena-Day", b. 12 Jlay, 1844, Monson; m. by. Charles Ayer, Athol,
Worcester Co., Mass., 24 Nov, 1803, to Abner-Ensign Gibbs, s. ot
Porter and Mary (Burr) of V/insted, Ct. Mr. Gibbs was principal
for a time ot the high-school in Ware, Mass. ; and afterward from
1867 to 1883 filled the same position in Westfield, Mass. ; d. Westfleld,
suddenly, of heart disease, about 1 Sept, 1883. Hewas a most suc
cessful teacher, and won the love and respect not only of his many
pupils and his associate teachers, but also of the entire community.
[See Appendix]. She res, 1887, Adams, Mass.
Children :
Katie-Francena', b. 21 Nov. 1864, Ware, JIass.
Herbert-Leonard', b. 8 July, 1866, W.
Nellie- Lonise", b. 5 Nov, 1867, Westfleld, Mass.
Walter- Abner', b. 16 Apr. 1869, W.
Harry- Parkei-', b. 1 Jan. 1871, W.
Louisa-Hooker", b. 15 Mar. 1847, Jlon.son, Mass. ; ra. by W.-T. Har
low, Athol, Mass., 28 Jlay, 1867, to Edward-Francis Jones, s, of
David and Jane (HoUett). Res. 1872, Athol Depot, Mass.
Children :
13111. 1. George- Allan', b. 5 Oct. 1869, Athol, Mass.
13112, 2. Jesne- Amelia', b. 20 Feb, 1872, A.

13105.

1.

13106.

2.

13107,

8.

13108.

4.

13109.

5.

18110.

3. Lou

1040 Descendants of Jonathan' Winslow. ' K
18113. 3, George-Andrews", b, 30 Nov. 1849, Granby, Mass, ; d, there, 33 Mar.
1850,
13114. 4. Charles-Winslow", b. 15 May, 1851, G.
13115. 10. Julia-Ann', b, 33 Feb, 1822, Charlton; m.by Calvin Newton, Esq.^
Worcester, Mass., 1 Feb. 1848, to Dr, George Andrews, b. 14 ,Tan, 1823,
WaUingford, Ct. Res. WaUingford, New Haven, and Guilford, Ct.,
Worcester, JIass,, i.nd Jlarion, Iowa. Res. 1871, Westfleld, Mass.
Children:
13116. 1. Ellen-Louisa', b, 25 June, 1849, WaUingford, Ct, ; d, there, 29 Aug.
1851.
13117. 2. Albert-Winslow", b. 23 Mar, 1858, New Haven, Ct. ; d. 10 July,
1854, Jlarion, Linn Co., Iowa.
13118. 3. Arthur-Leonard", b, 16 Apr, 1855, Marion; was in college at Jliddle
town, Ct, , in 1872,
13119. 4. Nellie-JIaria", b. 26 Dec. 1858, Westfleld, Mass. ; d. there, 0 Oct. 1867.
13120, BETSEY", [130.34] (Jonathan' , Jonathan* , Jonatlian', JoV, Kenelm'), b, 18
Feb. 1783; d. 7 Apr, 1856, Oconomowoc, Wis,, at the residence of her son Chaun
cey', and was buiied iu Jlonterey Cemetery, She ra, 19 Sept. 1802, James ANNIS,
b, 25 Jan, 1774; d, 21 Jan. 1802, at the home ot his son Chauncey; buried in Jlon
terey Cemetery, Res. N. Y. State.
Children:
13121. Lewis'.
13122. Luman'.
13123. Lyman'.
13124. Phebe'.
13125. HiUA.M',
13126. Amanda'.
131'27. David-A'.
13128. Chauncey-L',, b. 11 July, 1819, Groton, Tompkins Co,, N.Y,; m, by
Judge Lamb, Jlachias, Cattaraugus Co,, N,Y,, 22 Dec. 1840, to Lydi.a-
Ann Allen, dau. of Chauncey aud Sarah (Lyttle) of Salem, Washington
Co., N.Y. Res. 1875, Oconomowoc, Wis.
Children :
18129. 1. EUzabeth", b. 21 Jan. 1842, Yorkshire, Cattaraugus Co,, N.Y. ; ra.
J.-M, Comstock. Res, 1875, Algonu, Kossuth Co., Iowa.
13180. 2. George-M"., b. 11 Apr. 1852, Summit, Waukesha Co,, Wis.
13131. 3. William-W"., b. 3 Aug. 1857, Jlonterey, Waukesha Co,, Wis.
13182. 4. Myron-A»., b. 12 Aug. 1800, M.
18183. JONATHAN', [13035] (Jonathan', Jonathan*, Jonathan', JoV, Kendm',)
b. 15 Jlay, 1785, Spencer, Worcester Co., JIass,; d.  ; m. by Rev, Otis Lane,
Sturbridge, JIass,, 18 Sept. 1810, to Clarissa Upham, b. 26 Feb. 1790, S,, dau. of
Nathaniel and Sarah (Bemis) of S. She d. 14 Apr. 1860, Charlton, JIass., and was

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1011

there interred. He was executor ot his father's wUl, with his mother, and had the
old family Bible; has been a member of the Legislature; held various town offices
for about fifty years; was assessor when seventy years of age. Farmer. Res. 1874
with his son Erastus', Charlton, Mass.
Children born in Charlton:
l:U34. 1. Erastus', b. 28 Nov. 1811; m. by Rev. Mr. Clarke, Sturbridge, Mass.,
18 Apr. 1836, to Sarah-Hammond Stone, b. 30 Apr. 1813, Charlton, dau.
of Daniel and Rebecca (Lamb) ot C. Farmer; merchant in Spencer,
Mass., 1835-7, and in Charlton three years. Res. 1874, Charlton, Mass.
Child :
13185. Sarah-Louisa", b. 25 Nov. 1839, Charlton; d. there, 11 Aug. 1865;
m. C, 29 Sept. 1863, John-Parks Haynes ot Sturbridge, b. 16 Oct.
1837, S., s. of Dea. Henry and Julia (Dunton) ot S. Hardware
dealer. He res. 1874, WoUaston, Mass.
Child:
13136, John-Winslow', b. 29 July, 1865, Charlton.
13137. 2, Cynthia', b. 9 Jlar. 1814; d. 8 Dec. 1851, Charlton, and was buried
there; m. by Rev. Isaac-R. Barber, C, 11 Oct. 1837, to Elbridge-S.
Ellis of C, b. 8 Apr. 1814, C, s. of Royal and SaUy (Turner) of C.
Farmer, s.p. Res. Charlton, and 1874, Southbridge, Worcester Co., Mass.
13138. 3. Sylvester', b. 30 Sept. 1818, 0. ; d, 5 Oct, 1828.
13139. 4. Clarissa', b, 12 Apr. 1822; m. there, by Rev. Aurin Bugbee, 23 Apr.
18—, to Hiram Sibley of Spencer, b. 10 Feb. 1813, S,, s. of Paul and
Abigail (  ) of S, He d. 17 Dec, 1870, Spencer, and was buried there.
Farmer, trader, and brickmaker. Res. Charlton and Brookfield, Mass.
J She res. 1874, Spencer, Mass.
Children :
18140. 1. Georgianna", b. 23 Oct. 1846, Charlton; m. by Rev. A.-H. Cooledge,
Leicester, 27 Jlar. 1866, to Dwight-Fostor Monroe of Spencer.
Res, 1874, North Brookfield, Mass.
Children :
13141. 1. Julia- Louisa' , b. 5 June, 1868, Spencer.
13143. 3. Maud-Marion', b. 12 July, 1873, North Brookfield.
18143. 2. Hiram-Winslow", b. 9 Oct. 1848, Chariton; d. there, 14 Aug. 1849,
and was buried in Spencer, Mass.
18144. 3. Cynthia-Louisa", b. 23 July, 1851, Charlton; m. by Rev. E.-A. HaU,
Worcester, Mass., 6 July, 1871, to Charles-N.athan Hancock.
Res. 1874, Sptencer, Mass.
18145. 4. Clarissa", b. 1 Mar. 1854, Brookfield, Worcester Co,, Mass. ; d. there,
3 Nov. 1858, and was buried in Spencer.
18146. 5, Winslow", b. 18 Nov. 1852, Brookfield; d. there, 10 Feb. 1855.
13147. 6. Cora", b. 5 Sept. 1858, B. ; d. 9 Nov. 1873, Spencer, and was there
buried.

1042 Descendants of Dolly' {Winsloir) Blood. K
13148. 5. Louise', b. 12 Jan, 1826, Charlton; m, there, by Rev. Aurin Biigbee, 20
Sept, 1843, to Jonas Rice of Sturbridge, b, 23 June, 1816, S,, s, of Jonas
and Silence (  ) of S. Blacksmith. Res. 1875, Sturbridge, Wm-cester Co., Mass.
Child :
13149. Eugene-Winslow", b. 19 Feb. 1852, Sturbridge; m. 7 Aug. 1872,
Jlarion-Elizabeth Coats, b. 4 May, 1851, Worcester, JIass,, dau. of
Nathan-Ellsworth and Elizabeth (Purington) of Hebron, Conn.
Res. 1875, Sturbridge, Mass.
13150. DOLLY", [13037] (Jonathan', Jonathan*, Jonathan', JoV, Kendm',) b. 15
Apr. 1786, Charlton, Mass.; d, 18 Jlar, 1858, Arcade, N,Y,, and was there interred;
m, 20 Jan. 1811, Moses BLOOD, b. 2 Oct. 1783, Arcade, N.Y. ; d, there, 26 Feb,
1833, Farmer. Res, Groton, Tompkins Co., N.Y., and Arcade, Wyoming Co., N.Y.
Children:
13151, 1. JIaria', b. 28 June, 1812, Groton; ra. 1 Feb, 1839, John Whitney, who
is deceased. She res. 1874, St. Charles, Kane Co., III.
13152. 2. Dollie', b. 23 June, 1814, G, ; d. 1 June, 1837.
13153. 3. Nathaniel-Upham', b. 22 Nov. 1816, G. ; m. by Samuel Clark, Esq,,
Java, N,Y,, 31 Dec. 1848, to Betsey Francis, b. 26 July, 1821, J., dau.
of James and Sophronia (  ) of J. Farmer. Res. Arcade and
Java, Wyoming Co., N.Y.
Children born in .Tava:
13154. 1. Sylvester-Winslow", b, 11 Jlar. 1850; m. 29 Jan. 1870, Sarah-Lurena
Randall. Res. 1874, Java, N.Y.
13155. 2. Sarah-Sophronia", b. 16 Dec. 1853; m, 38 June, 1873, E.-Vernou
Dake. Res. 1874, Yorkshire Corners, Cattaraugus Co., N. Y.
13156. 3, Edgar-James", b, 13 June, 1855.
13157. 4. DolUe-Bliza", b. 3 Nov. 1859.
13158. 4. JoHN-WiNSLO-w',-b. 5 Jlay, 1819, Groton, N.Y. ; m. by Rev. E,-W. Clark,
Java, N.Y,, 24 Apr. 1844, to Amelia Bump, b. 21 Jlar. 1824, Darien,
Genesee Co., N,Y,, dau. of William and Charlotte (  ) ot Sheldon,
N.Y. Mechanic. Res. Java, N. Y.
Children :
13159. 1. Moses-William", b, 1 Jlar, 1845, Java; -was killed, 21 June, 1856,
while driving a horse around a capstan in moving n barn, being
struck on the riglit side of the face by a lever, aud thrown from
eight to ten feet in the air.
13160. 2. H.-Frank", b. 30 Apr. 1848, J.
13161. 3. Cora-Nellie', b. 3 June, 1860, Arcade, N.Y.
13162. 5. Harriet', b. 26 Sept. 1821, Groton; m. 19 Oct. 1841, Richard Hadley.
Res, 1874, Eaton Bapids, Mich.
13163. 6. MosEs', b, 10 Mar. 1824, G. ; m. 37 Sept. 1848, Sarah Briggs.
Res. 1874, Yorkshire Comers, N. Y.

K Woodworth, Eddy, 'Brown, Winslow, Rider, Spooner. 1043
13164. .7. Seth', b. 17 May, 1826, G. ; m, 6 Feb, 1848, Jane Diamond. After her
death he m, 2d, — -, Res, 1874, Wales Center, N. Y.
18165. 8. Elvira', b. 1 June, 1828, G. ; m, 12 Sept. 1850, Hariy Woodworth,
Res. 1874, Java, N Y.
18166. 9. Lorinda', b. 81 Jlar. 1831, Arcade, N.Y. ; ra, 10 Mar, 1852, Edwin
Eddy. Res. 1874, Java, N. Y.
18167. 10. Clarinda', b. 81 Jlar, 1831, A.; d. 23 May, 1837.
13168. 11. Joseph-Hiram', b. 10 .luly, 1833, A.
13169. PHEBE", [13038] (Jonathan', Jonathan*, Jonathan', Job', Kenelm'),b. 28
Apr, 1796, Charlton, Mass.; m. there, by Rev. Edward Whipple, 22 Jan. 1819, to
Alpheus BROWN, b, 18 Aug. 1797, Dudley, Mass., s. ot Charles and Hannah
(Palmer) ot C. lie d. 9 Sept. 1872, Strykersville, Sheldon Township, Wyoming Co.,
N.Y. , and was there buried. Farmer. Res. Thompson, Windham Co., Ct., Meade
and Java, N.Y. She res. 1874, Strykersville, N. Y.
Children :
13170. Ann-Maria', b. 35 Mar. 1833, Charlton, JIass,; in 1874 was unmarried.
Res, Charlton, JLass., New Boston, Java, and 1874, Strykersville, N. Y.
18171. Albert-Gallatix', b. 4 Jan. 1837, Thompson, Ct. ; m. by Sarauel Clark,
Esq., Java, N.Y., 36 Dec. 1851, to EUza-Ann Hale, b. 1 Nov. 1839,
Nashua, N.H., dau. of Benning and Susan (Parley) of J. Farmer. Res.
Java, and 1874, St7-ykersoille, NY.
Children :
13172, 1. Frederick-Leighton", b. 5 Apr. 1854, Java; d. there, 18 Dec. 1856.
13173. 2. Jlary-Ella", b. 21 Jlay, 1857, J.
13174. 8. JIason-Smith", b. 80 Aug. 1859, J.
13175. JIadusa- Winslow'. She was so named in the will of her grandfather
Winslow, dated 26 July, 1819, while in the will ot ber grandmother
Winslow, dated 8 Nov, 1828, her name is given JIadusa-Hammond,
"called in my deceased husband's will Medusa- Winslow."
13176. HANNAH', (prob, dau, of Jonathan* [2389], Jonathan', Job', Kenelm');
m. Asa WINSLOW. His will was signed 24 Feb. 1784, and mentions wife Hannah
and daughter Patience. — [Worcester Prob. Beeords.] Cordwainer. Res. Charlton, Mass.
Child:
18177 Patience' m. John Rider, who prob, d. 9 Mar, 1816, se. 34 [see North
ampton Beeords]. She res. about 1820 Northampton, Mass.
Children :
jjj^,yg Emeline', b. 27 Dec. 1806; d. 80June, 1840, Madison, Wis. ; m. 8Nov.
1831 Edwin' Spooner [5810] ot Petersham, Mass., b, 28 Dec. 1805,
s. of Clapp" and Mary (Church) of P. Justice of the peace and
farmer. Res. 1870, Fitchburgh, Wis.

1044 Henry-Bowers' Winslow and Descendants. K
Children:
13179. 1. Alvah-Fm-bes', b. 3 Aug. 1884.
13180. 2. Edioin- Church', b. 1 Mar. 1888; d. 18 .Tan. or July, 1840.
13181, AdeUne', m. Alonzo Temple. Res. 1871, Spencer, Mass.
[Child of John Rider, d. 1 Oct. 1812. — Northampton Beeords.]
13182. HENRY-BOWERS', [2408] (Beuben*, Jonathan', JoV, Kenehn',) b, 24
Sept. 1783, Warren, R,I. ; d. 1 Feb, 1867, Providence, R.L ; m. by Dr. Gano, Provi
dence, 25 July, 1813, to EUzabeth French, b. 1 Jan. 1792, P., dau. of Jonathan
and Desire (Titus) of Seekonk, Mass. She d. in P., 1 Aug. 1862, andwas there
buried. Mr. and Mrs. Winslow were both members of the Baptist Church. Sea-
captain. Bes. Providence, B.I.
Children born in Providence:
13183. 1. Nathaniel-French", b. 11 July, 1814; d. in P., 28 June, 1881; m. by
Rev, John Blaiiie, P., 22 Jan. 1837, to Harriet-Hidden Tinkham, b. 14
Jan. 1817, P., dau. ot Luther and Susan (Hubbard) of Assonet, Mass.
Jeweler. Justice of the peace.
Res. 1877, 73 Hospital St., cor. Point St., Providence, B.I.
Children born in Providence:
13184. 1. WiUiam-Henry', b. 19 Oct. 1837; m. P., 2 Jnly, 1863, AdeUne-Ma-
tilda Johnson ot Providence, b, there, 22 Oct. 1842, dau. ot Cyrus-
Warren and Adeline (Danforth) of P. Jlr. Winslow died of paralysis
2 Aug, 1878, at Providence, and was buried in North End bui7ing
ground. Hewas a member of Roger WiUiams Lodge, No. 3, LO.
O.F. of P. Messenger tor Adams Express Company.
72 Point St., Providence, B.L
Child:
13185. Ida-Frances', b. 7 Jan. 1866, P.
13186. 2. Nathaniel-French', b. 30 Oct. 1839; m. P. 18 Sept. 1865, Rosella-
Rebecca Watson, b, 4 Apr, 1842, Coventry, Kent Co., R.L, dau. ot
William-Parker and OUve (Colvin) of P. He served two terms of
enlistment in the war for the Union ; enlisting tor three months, at
Providence, 17 Apr. 1861, in the 1st R.I. Detached MiUtia. July
18th, 1861, joined the regiment near Centreville, Va., with the pros
pect ot being engaged in battle. This regiment, with others to the
number ot twenty-two thousand men, was for flve hours engaged in
deadly warfare. The battle of Bull Run occurred 21 July, 1861, and
the 1st Regiment was mustered out of the U.S. service, in Provi
dence, August 2, 1861, having served flfteen days longer than the
term for which they enlisted. Mr. Winslow re-enlisted at Providence,
26 May, 1862, and was appointed fourth corporal in the 10th bat
tery, L., R.L Light Artillery; was honorably discharged, 30 Aug.
^ 1802. Is a member of Prescott Post 1, Grand Army of the Repub
lic, Providence. Jeweler.
Res. 1877, 73 Hospital St., coi-. of Point, Providence, B.I.

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1045

Children born in Providence:
18187. 1, Olive-Estdle', b. 28 Aug. 1870.
18183. 2, Emma-Louise', b. 26 Dec. 1873.
13189. 3, Luther-Tinkham', b. 17 Apr. 1842; m. Providence, 20 May, 1860,
Katie-Sappho Railton, b. 18 Sept. 1843, Boston, Mass,, dau. of
William aud Sappho (  ) of B,, afterward of Providence, [Wm.
Railton was born in Liverpool, Eng,, and Sappho his wife in Serego,
Greece. She came from Europe without her parents, and did not
remember her surname.] Jlr. Winslow enlisted in the 1st R,I, Regt,
at Providence, Col. Burnside, on his 19th birthday, 17 Apr. 1861,
and was honorably discharged, 3 Aug. 1861 ; was in the flrst battle
ot Bull Run, escaping without injury; re-enlisted for three months
in the 10th R.I. Regt., Col. BUss, 36th Jlay, 1863; was honorably
discharged, 26th Aug. 1863, in P.
Res. 1877, 73 Point St., Providence, B.L
Child :
18190. Katie-Bailton', b. 33 Jan. 1809, P.
13191. 4. Joseph-French', b. 2 Sept. 1846; d. 5 Sept. 1846, Providence.
13192. 5. George-Ai-den', b. 10 Dec. 1847; m. Warren, Bristol Co., R.L, 13
Jlay, 1869, Viola-Cordelia Foster, b. 27 Jlay, 1850, Delta, N.Y.,
dau. of Chauncey and OpheUa (Remington) of Pawtucket, R.I.
Silversmith. Res. 1877, cor. Broadway and Sutton St., East Providence, B.L
Children born in Providence:
1:^193. 1. Emest-LiddeW, b. 31 Jlar. 1870.
1;J194. 2. Walter-Irving', b. 2 Aug. 1872.
13195. 6. Harriet-Ellen', b. 11 June, 1854; m. Providence, 10 May, 1876,
George-Gardner Swarts, b. 6 Sept. 1851, P., s. of George- Augustus,
who died 19 Apr. 1867, P., and Eliza (Davidson). Silversmith.
Res. 1877, No. 8 Salisbury St., Providence, B.L
Child :
igigS^ P'lo)-ence-Luella' , b. 4 May, 1877, Providence.
18190. 7. Eliza-Jane-French', b, 11 Dec. 1857.
Res. 1877, 73 Hospital St., cor. Point St., Providence, B.I.
13197. 8. Charles-Elmer', b. 28 July, 1862.
13198. 3. Elizabeth", b. 25 Jan. 1817; d. 6 June, 1859, Providence; m. there, 8
July, 1833, Sylvester Lewis, b. 2 Jlay, 1812, Dighton, Mass,, s. of Ben
jamin and Hannah (Rounds) of D. Jlason. Res. Dighton, JIass., aud
1873, Providence, B.I.
Children born in Providence:

13199.13200,13201.

1. EUzabeth', b. 8 Sept. 1834; d. 14 Sept, 1836, Providence.
'2, Sylvester', b, 16 Oct. 1836; d. 18 Oct, 1836, P. "
3. Henry-Bowers', b, 10 Nov. 1837; m. Providence, by Dr. Walcott, 2
July, 1859, to JIary-S. Davis, b. 14 Dec. 1836, Liverpool, England,

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K

13201" 13201''13201"'
13201'«13201f13202.13203. 13204.
13205.

13207. 13208.

18206. 6.

3. 3.
4. 5. 6.

13309.

1.

13210.

2.

13311.

3.

13313.

4.

13213.

5.

13214.

6.

dau. of Francis and Rose (Kerrigon) of England. Book-binder. In
1878 was foreman in the Methodist Book Conceru, New York City.
Res. Providence and New York City.
Children :
1. Franeis-Henry', b. 15 May, 1860, Providence.
Charles- Sylvester', b. 8 June, 1862, P.
Samud- Cornell', b. 30 Nov. 1864, Brooklyn, L.L ; d. 2 Dec. 1865.
Waldo- Stockton*, b. 29 Dec. 1867, B.
Harry- 'Winslow', b. 15 Oct. 1871, B.
Ida-Elizabeth', b, 29 Apr. 1874, B,
4, Benjamin', b, 13 Jlar, 1843, P. ; in 1877 was unmarried.
Res. Kettle Point, East Providence, B.L
Desire-Titus", b, 13 Feb. 1819; d. 31 Jan. 1875, P. Unmarried,
Mary", b, 25 Apr. 1821; d. 16 Oct. 1822, P.
Henry-Bowers", b. 5 July, 1824; m. Stouington, Ct., 19 Nov. 1848,
Catherine-Adelaide Knowlton, b. 18 Aug, 1826, Providence, dau, ot
Freeman and Hannah (Jlurphy) of P. Jeweler. He is secretary of Hope
Lodge, 1, 0,0. P., ot Provideuce, and his wife is secretary of the Daughters
ot Rebecca Lodge, s.p. Add, 1877, 43 Olney St., Providence, B.L
Annie-Maria', b. 3 Feb, 1827; m. Warren, R.L, 27 July, 1857, William-
Bowen Briggs, b. 28 July, 1822, East Greenwich, R.L, s. of Benjamin-
Irving and Ann (Wells) of Warwick, Kent Co., R.L She d. Providence,
6 Nov. 1877, and was buried there in North End burying ground. He
has been overseer in the weaving-room of a cotton mill in Warren. Res.
1874, Warren, R.L, and 1887, 43 Olney St., Providence, R.L
Child: Herbert-Jloi-ton', b, 19 Jlay, 1858, Dodgeville, Mass.
7. Mary-Louisa", b. 10 Mar. 1830, Providence; m. there, 1 Jlar, 1849, Sam
uel-Smith Cornell of P., b. 80 Oct. 1823, P,, s. ot John and Sarah
(Smith) of P., afterward ot Boston, JIass, He d. 6 Oct, 1802, Provi
dence. Was engaged in the roofing business.
She res. 1877, 69 Hospital St., Providence, R.L
Children born in Providence :
1. Mary-EUzabeth', b. 20 Mar. 1850; d. 4 July, 1850.
EUa-Fi-ances', b. 24 May, 1853 ; d. 4 Nov. 1857.
Elizabeth-Lewis', b. 5 Aug. 1855.
Sai-ah-AmeUa', b. 4 May, 1858.
Charles-Frederick', b. 11 Jan. 1861.
Ella-Prances', b. 6 Apr. 1863; d. 6 Oct. 1868, P.

18215. SARAH', [2410] (Benjamin*, Jonathan', JoV, Kenelm'); m. Zebedee
TALLMAN.

Children : •
13216'. Nancy", m. Samuel Craw or CroweU,

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1047

13217.13218.

Annie".
Nicholas*,

Res, 1874, Myrickville, Mass.

13219. BENJAJIIN", [2411] (Benjamin*, Jonathan'. JoV, Kenelm\)b. Dartmouth,
Mass. ; m. Annie Cook.
Children :
13220. 1. Elizabeth", b. 28 Jan. 1796, Dartmouth, JIass.; d. ?6 Feb. 1875, New
Bedford, JIass.; m, 3 Dec. 1816, Robert Allen, b. 2 Apr. 1792, s. of
Robert and Esther (Wood). He d. 19 Dec. 1838. She m, 2d, 6 Mar.
1845, Richard-P. Harwood, b. 6 Jlay, 1802, Bristol, Eng., s. of WUUam
and Elizabeth (  ) ot B. He d. Jan. 1875.
Children :
13221. 1. JIary-Ann', b. 31 Aug. 18-22; d. 19 June, 1823.
13222. 2. Adeline', b, 2 Aug. 1824; d. 3 Dec, 1830.
18223. 3. Esther-W'., b. 14 Dec. 1826; d. 26 Dec. 1860; in. Egbert Terwil-
liger. They had several children, of whom all but two were deceased
in 1874. The eldest then living was 21 years of age, and chief mate
of a merchant vessel of New York ; the youngest about 17 years of
age, and a machinist,
13224. 4. Fannie-L.-W'., b. 14 Aug, 1834; d. 9 Sept. 1838,
13225. 5. Robert-Francis', b. 20 July, 1836; left home at an early age, and his
place of residence is not known to his friends,
13226. 6. W.-P. -Conant', b. 6 June, 1837; d. 18 Aug, 1838.
13227. 2. Pardon-Cook", b, 19 Jan, 1797, Dartmouth.
13228. 3. Polly",' b. 18 Aug. 1804, Dartmouth, JIass,; m. 9 July, 1820, John
Dodge, b. 17 Jlar. 1796, Marseilles, France, s. of Joseph of France and
JIarv (Cook), dau. of Ardra Cook ot,Fairhaven, JIass. JIaster mariner.
Children :
18229. 1. Capt. Joseph-Franklin', b, 6 Oct. 1826; d. in the early part of the
year 1873; m. Jlyra Thayer of New Bedford, JIass. In the New
Bedford Standard -we ^nd the following: "Capt. Joseph-F. Dodge,
who was found dead in the harbor ot San Francisco on 3d inst., was
a son of Jlrs. Dodge who formerly kept the Mariners' Home in this
city, and who afterward had. a boarding-house uear the foot of Elm
Street. He formerly went whaling from this port, and on his last
voyage was an officer onboard ship Julian, returning as master. He
afterward sailed in merchant vessels, and at the time of his death
was a shipkeeper at the port of San Francisco, His body was found
standing erect, up to the waist in mud, near one of the wharves,
and as it was considerably decomposed, it had probably been in the
water since he was missed, on 19th ult. Foul play is suspected,
Capt. Dodge had no family, and was about 48 years ot age,"
13230 3- Henry-Francis', b. 11 June, 1828, New Bedford; m, Amelia Adams
ot Nantucket, JIass.

1048

Descendants of Benjamin' Winslow.

K

13231. 13232.13233. 13234.

13285.

13236. 13237.

13238. 13239.13240. 13241.13242. 13243.

Children: 1. Carrie- Amelia', b. 4 Sept. 1855.
2. FranV, b. Nov. 1865.
3. Fanny', b. 4 Sept. 1830; d. 25 Sept. 1830.
4. JIary-Ann', b. 8 Sept,. 1839; m. 18 Nov. 1861, John Cory ot Sew
York City, s. ot John and Charlotte (  ).
Res. 1875, New Bedford, Mass.
5. ckroUne-Elizabeth', b. 14 May, 1841; m. 11 May, 1860, Caleb Bab
cock; m. 2d, 16 June, 1870, Charies-H, MalmSdie, b. 30 Jan. 1841,
Aix-la-Chapelle, France, s. ,ol Joseph and Josephine (  ) ot France.
Child : Joseph- CaWi', b. 2 Jlay, 1865.
6. Fannie-Smith', b. 29 Apr, 1843; m. 2 Jan. 1865, Richard-Andrew
Reed, b, Fairhaven, JIass. Res. 1875, New Bedfoi-d, Mass.
Child :
Mary-Frances', b. 26 Sept. 1867.
7. John-Richardson', b. 16 Apr. 1846; d. 7 Jlay, 1846.
4. Job-Cook", b. 17 Oct. 1806, New Bedford; m, Betsey Easton.
Child: John-G, -Easton', b. New Bedford. Res. 1875. Lockport, N.Y.
5. Fanny-Smith', b. 29 Nov, 1808, Dartmouth; d. Jlay, 1829.
6. Jane".

13244. HALLETT-MITCHELL', [2418] (Benjamin*, Jonathan', JoV, Kenelm',) b.
June, 1775; m. 1806, Sally Maxwell, dau, of John, who was one ot the earliest settlers
in Kentucky, to which State Jlr, Winslow moved in 1800. Res. 1870, Lexington, Ky.
Children, all of whom are deceased :

13245. 13246,

13247. 13248, 13249.13250. 13251.13252. 13'253. 13254,

Hallbtt-JIitchell", died in Texas.
Sarah", died, and was buried in Lexington, Ky. ; m, L., Lemuel San
ders, JI.D., b. 9 Sept. 1801, Carroll Co., Ivy,, s. ot Nathaniel and, Sarah
(  ) ot Carroll County. Res. Frankfort, and 1871, Lexington, Ky.
Children born in Lexington:
Sarah-Winslow', in 1871 was unmarried, and res, Lexington, Ky.
Bennett-Winslow'. died, and was buried in Lexington Cemetery,
Hallett-JIaxwell', died, and was buried in Lexington Cemetery.
,I0HN-JI', JIary-Stbphbns". Benjamin'.Ann-Lemon". DoRCAS-RoBORDs", m, Lexington, Ky,, 21 Dec. 1849, William-Marshall
Yates, b. 11 Sept. 1828, Fayette Co,, Ky,, s, of Abner and Lucy-Stewart
(Duerson) of L. Shoe merchant. Res. Lexington, Ky.

K

Yates, Beckwith, Shattuck.

1049

Res. 1871, Lexington, Ky.

Children :
13255. Richard-Edgar', b. 25 Oct. 1850.
13266. HaUett- Winslow', b. 1 Dec. 1852.
18357. William- Abner', b. or d. 26 Nov. 1857; bur. in Lexington Cemetery.
13358. Lucy-MaxweU'.

18259. JONATHAN", [2414] (Benjamin*, Jonathan', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 17 Nov.
1779, Dartmouth, JIass.; d. 25 Oct. 1865, Henrietta, N.Y., and was buried there;
m. 1 Jan. 1804, Rhaydergowy Anthony, b. 28 Jlay, 1788, Dartmouth, dau. 6f Jacob
and Deborah (Anthony) ot D. She d. 2 Jan, 1874, Henrietta, and was there buried.
Farmer. Res. Dartmouth, Mass,, Scipio, Cayuga Co., N,Y,, and
1865, W. Henrietta, Monroe Co., N.Y.
Children:
13260. 1. Sarah", b. 7 July, 1805, Dartmouth; m. W. Henrietta, 9 Aug. 1829,
George-LeBrun Beckwith, s. of Samuel and Adelaide (LeBrun).
Res. 1870, W. Henrietta, N.Y.
Children born in Henrietta:

13261.

13263.
13363. 13364.
13365.13366. 13'267.13-268.
13369.13370.

13271.

1. Samuel', b. 28 Jlay, 1881; m, by Rev. Sereno- W, Streeter, W.H., 8
June, 1851, to Hester-Ann Gorton, dau, ot Edward and Isabella.
She d., and he m, 2d, by Rev, S.-W. Streeter, H,, 5 Aug. 1854,
Harriet-Susan Swan, b. 4 July, 1833, dau. of Frederic and Chloe
(Phillips) of Sparta, Livingston Co., N.Y.
Children :
1. George- Edward', b. 14 Feb. 1852, Henrietta.
3. Frank- Milton', b. 15 Aug. 1861, Jit. Pleasant, Henry Co. Iowa.
3. Luzenia-El'izabeth', b, 15 June, 1864, Henrietta.
2. Wanen', b. 21 Jan, 1833.
8. George', b. 31 July, 1834; d. 10 Nov. 1842, Henrietta, N.Y.
4. Sarah-Jane', b. 21 Apr. 1843; d. H., 33 Aug. 1843.
5, Edward-Everett', b. 15 Nov, 1843; was a volunteer in the Union
army, in which he served as a corporal; d. in the army, 4 Jan. 1863.
6, Sarah-EUzabeth', b, 16 Jlar, 1846; d. 28 Oct. 1855, H.
Jacob", b, 25 Aug. 1806, Dartmouth; m. Henrietta, N.Y., Jau. 1829,
Lydia Cabot, dau. of Justus and Sally (  ) of H. She d. Sept. 1856.
He m. 2d, H., 25 Dec. 1861, Sybil Deming, dau, ot David and SaUy
(  ) of W.H. Farmer. Res. 1870, W. Henrietta, N.Y.

Child :

Rhaydergowy', b. Jlar. 1830; m. 34 Dec. 1847, Charles-Lyman'
Shattuck, b. 38 Apr. 1834, Cincinnatus, N.Y,, s, of David-P".
(Thomas', Bobert*, Robert', William', William',) a,nd Asenath (Phelps)
of Homer, Calhoun Co,, Mich. — [Memorials of the Descendants of Wil
liam Shattuck, p. 380]. Farmerin Alabama in 1855. Res. 1864, Rich-
ville, N.Y., and 1875, Palmyra, N. Y.

1050

Descendants of Jonathan' Winslow.

K

13273. 13373. 13274.

13275.13276, 13277.13278.

13279.13280, 13281.

13282.

18283.13284. 13285.
13386.

18387. 13388. 13289.

Children: 1. Jacob- Winslow', b. 4 Jan. 1849.
2. Charles'.
3. Deborah', born in 1808, Scipio, N.Y. ; d. 4 Jan, 1847; married Elias
Lewis, s. of Richard and Nancy (  ), After bis death she m. 2d,
James White, who is deceased.
Children by 2d marriage :
James', was a volunteer in the war tor the Uuion.
Jonathan'.
4. Jemima", b. 1810, Scipio; d. in infancy.
5. Ruth", b. 27 Apr. 1812, Scipio; d. in Henrietta, N.Y, She m, 12 Oct.
1828, Raphael-Porter Lewis, s. of Richard and Nancy (  ) of Ston
ington, Ct. She res. 1864, E. Henrietta, N.Y.
ChUd: Hannah-Mary', b, 27 .Tuly, 1829; d. 20 Apr. 1857, Henrietta; m. 25
Dec. 1855, William Ayres.
6. Hallett", b. 1814, Scipio; d. ininfancy.
7. Thomas', b. 11 Sept. 1815, Scipio; d, 12 Nov. 1850, Alabama, N.Y., and
was buried there. Fanner. He m, 24 Jan. 1838, Barbara Bushman, b.
2 Sept. 1815, dau. ot John and Nancy (  ) of H. She married 2d,
Brooks Ingalsbee of Alabama, N.Y., and died there, 1 Jlar. 1874.
Children :
1. Edson-Jacob', b. 15 July, 1840, Henrietta, N.Y,; m, Batavia, N,Y,,
15 Aug. 1862, Sarah-Ellen Ingalsbee, dau. ot Ebenezer and Ann-
Eliza (Alexander) of A, He was in the army three years during the
late civil war. Res, 1875, Alabama, Genesee Co., N.Y.
Children born in Columbia Jlills, Hillsdale Co,, Jlich. :
Charles'.
Ellen'.
3. Chrisrina', b. 12 Sept. 1841, Alabama; d. 29 Aug. 1843.
3. Norman-Henry', b, 7 Feb, 1843, A,; m. Alabama, by Rev, S,-C.
Smith, 1 Dec, 1864, to JIartha Ingalsbee, b, 15 Aug, 1843, A,, dau.
ot Eben and Ann-Eliza (Aloxandor) of A. He was in the army four
teen months during the late civil war. Farmer, Res, 1875, Alabama, N.Y.
Children :
1. Henry-Hart', b. 18 Sept. 1865, A,
2, Warren-Walter', b. 10 Aug, 1868,
8. Jonathan", b, 27 June, 1817, Scipio,'Cayuga Co., N.Y. ; d. Feb, 1875,
Rochester, N.Y,, and was buried in Henrietta, N.Y, ; in, Lavinia Odell,
who obtained a divorce from him, and he m, 2d, Alabama, N,Y,, 26
Jfcn, 1867, Elizabeth (Collar) [Fanier] [Hartsell] [Lenbardt,]
Add. 1875, TF. Henrietta, Monroe Co., N.Y.

K Pelton, Diver, Lackner, Williams, Lincoln. 1051
Children:
13290. Jacob', d. in infancy.
13291. ' Francis-Egbert', b. 3 Aug. 1840.
1 3393. EmUy-Jane', m. George Pelton,
13293. Sarah', m. George Pelton.
13294. Jacob', b. 17 July, 1844. In 1875 he was a Methodist preacher at
the West.
13395. William', b. 17 Mar. 1845; enUsted 17 July, 1803, in the Union
army; was wounded at the battle ot Gettysburg, 3 July, 1863; dis
charged 18 Jan. 1864. He was a farmer in W. Henrietta, N.Y. In
1875, was in some business on a western railroad.
13296. 9. Francis-Egbert', b. 27 July, 1820, Scipio, N.Y. ; m. 23 Nov. 1843, Re
becca Comly, dau. of Samuel and Martha (Jlurray) ot Henrietta, N.Y.
Farmer. Res. W. Henrietta, N. Y.
Child :
13397. Francis-JIarion', b. 14 Juue, 1845, H. ; m. 1864, Belle  , and had
a son. Farmer. Res. 1875, Henrietta, N. Y.
13298, 10, Caroline", b. 23 Jlay, 1822, Scipio, N.Y. ; m. 1 Jan, 1839, WiUiam
Diver of Henrietta, s. of John and Polly (Gardner). She was divorced
in 1842 aud m, 2d, in Henrietta, 3 Oot. 1845, Christian- W, Lackner of
Germany. Res. 1875, Fulton, Bock Co., Wis.
Children :
132S9. Cortland', b. 26 Sept. 1848.
1 3309. Jacob', b. 6 Sept. 1852.
18301. Deborah', b. 19 Oct. 1855; d. 29 Aug. 1856.
13802. Rhaydergowy-Caroline', b. 20 Jan, 1857.
13803. George-Washington', b. 19 Apr. 1858.
133C4, Lilla-Estella', b. 20 Apr. 1861.
13305. ANNIE", [2415] (Benjamin', Jonathan', Job', Kenehn',) d. Dartmouth,
JIass. ; m. Thomas WILLIAMS.
Child:
18306. Content", m. Calvin Lincoln of Dartmouth, who d. several years pre
vious to 1874.
13307. HUDSON', [2417] (Benjamin*, Jonathan', JuV, Kenelm',) b. 1784-5, Dart
mouth, JIass, He m. 1810, Phebe Baker, b. 1 Feb. 1792, dau. of William and
Jlercy (Baker) of D. She d, 11 Jlar. 1845, Dartmouth, and was there buried. He
was a mariner aud was drowned from sloop Lively of Dartmouth, Sept. 1836, while
on a voyao-e to Savannah, Ga. Concerning their children, their son Benjamin" wrote
in 1862 as follows:
All were born in Dartmouth, have had a common school education, and are each
possessed of a competence. One is worth $50,000, All commenced the world
penniless, and have never been helped by any one.
Res. Dartmouth and New Bedfm-d,. Mass^

10.52

Descendants of Hudson' Witislow.

K

18810.

13311.

13312,

2,

13313.

3,

13314.

4,

Children:
13308. 1. Hallett-Mitchell", b. 21 June, 1812, Dartmouth; m. Mattapoisett,
Mass., 27 Apr, 1836, Mary-A. Clark.e, b. 1821, dau. of Jonathan and
A.lice (  ) of M. She d. 1842, Dartmouth. He was m. 2d, by Rev.
Howard Tripp, Dartmouth, 14 Nov. 1844, to Sarah Bedent, b. 11 Mar.
1826, Westport, Mass., dau. of Richard and Jane (Whalen) of D. Farmer.
Res. 1874, North Dartmouth, Mass.
Children :
13309. 1. Edwin', b. 29 Jan. 1837, Mattapoisett, JIass. ; m. by Wm. Faunce,
Dartmouth, Oct. 1862, to Ellen-Bradford Faunce, b. 12 Oct, 1841,
Plymouth, Mass,, dau. of Rev. Wm. and Matilda (Bradford). First
mate of whaler. Res. 1875, Mattapoisett, Mass.
ChUdren born in M. :
1. Matilda- Bradfoi-d', b. 12 Mar, 1868.
2. Edwin-C, b. 4 Aug. 1870.
Mary', b. 10 Feb, 1840; d. 18 July, 1855, Dartmouth.
James', b. 18 Feb, 1841; d, 16 Apr. 1841.
Phebe-Maria', b, 9 Nov. 1846, Dartmouth; m. by Rev. Isaac-Henry
Coe, to William-S. Allen, a native of D., s. of Sylvanus and Hannah
(Sherman) of D. Mariner.
Child:
13315. William-S'., b. 18 July, 1867, D.
13316. 5, Hannah-Medora', b. 5 Aug. 1848, D.
13317. 6. Sarah', b. 5 Aug, 1850, D. ; m. by Rev. Mr. Blodgett, Pawtucket,
R.L, 27 Aug. 1868, to John-E, Winslow, s. of John and Phebe
(Heade). Carpenter. Res. 1875, Pawtucket, B.L
Child:
13318. Edward-Everett', b. 18 Jlar. 1870, Dartmouth, JIass,
13319. 7. HaUett', b. 11 Apr. 1851, D. ; d. 12 Apr. 1872, Fall River, JIass.
13820. 8. Joshua', b. 5 Sept, 1856, D.
13321. 9. Mary', b. 9 Oct. 1858, D.
18822. 10. Nellie', b. 24 Jlay, 1860, D.
13323. 2. William-Bakkr", b. 9 June, 1815, Dartmimth ; m. by Rev. Enoch Mudge,
New Bedford, Mass,, 7 Jlay, 1840, to Ann-Saulter (Baldwin) [Worden],
b, 16 Feb, 1808, dau, of Nehomiah-Stevcns and Esther (JIaginnis) of
Newark, N.J. Rigger, Res, 1874, New Bedford, Musx.
Children born in New Bedford:
13324. 1. William-Baker', b, 7 June, 1841; d. 20 Sept. 1851, N.B,
13325. 2. Jeremiah-Baldwin', b, 3 Jan, 1844; d, 14 Aug. 1845, N,B.
13326. 3. Capt. Joshua-Baker", b, 8 Apr. 1817, Dartmouth; m, byllov, Nathaniel-
S. Prime, Newark, N..I., 28 July, 1846, to Jlary-Dehait Bruen of N., b.
there, 31 Jlar. 1815, dau. of Josiah and Betsey (Hedden) of Irvingtou,
N.Y. Master mariner. Res, Dartmouth, and 1875, New Bedford, Mass.

Descendants of Hudson' Winslow.

1053

13327.

13328.13329. 18330.

Children; 1. Henry-Hedden', b. 5 May, 1847, Union Township, near Elizabeth,
N.J.; m. New Bedford, by Rev. O.-A. Roberts, 4 Feb. 1875, to
Margaret-E. [Fuller] of Cambridge. Grad. Cambridge Law School.
Practices law in Boston. Res. 1875, Cambridgeport, Mass.
8. WilUam-Baker', b. 28 Mar. 1855, Morristown, N.J. ; d. there, 8 Jau.
1857,
4. Phebe", d. 1818, in infancy.
6. James-Smith", b. 1 Dec. 1821-2, D. ; m. there, by Elder Howard Tripp,
, 25 May, 1852, to Sylvia-Ann SneU, b. 21 Jlar. 1820, D., dau. bf Leonard
and Abigail (Faunce) of D. [Leonard Snell, b. 3 Feb. 1792, Dartmouth;
d. there, 19 Nov. 1848, and was there buiied; m. D,, by Elder Daniel
Hix, 6 June, 1828, to AbigaU Faunce, b. 27 Oct. 1800, dau. of Thomas
and Sarah (  ) ]. Cooper on land and sea for many years, but for
eleven years previous to 1874 a farmer in Dartmouth. g,p.
P.O. address, 1874, Neio Bedford, Mass.; res. North Dartmouth, Mass.
13331. 6. Capt. Benjamin', b. 19 Sept. 1823, D, ; m, by Rev. Richard Livesey,
New Bedford, JIass,, 13 July, 1852, to Cornelia-Greene Baker, b. 26
July, 1830, N.B.', dau. of Francis and Eliza (Greene) of N.B. While
master of the whaling-bark Oolconda, of New Bedford, and when but
thirty-six hours' sail from home, his vessel was taken by the rebel
steamer Floi-ida, and burned 8 July, 1864. He was put on board an
English vessel the next day and sent to Nassau, from which place he
obtained a passage to New York in an English steamer, arriving home
July 80. JIaster mariner and farmer. Res. Dartmouth and New Bed
ford, Mass., and 1875, Alabama Centre, Genesee Co., N.Y.
7. Capt. Hudson', b. 3 Feb. 1826 or 3 Jan. 1827, Dartmouth ; m, by Rev.
Mr. Streeter, Boston, Mass., 4 Apr. 1854, to EUzabeth-Edminster Ash
ley, b. 7 Jan. 1838, Freetown, JIass., dau. of Jefferson and Hope (Collins)
ot F. He was master ot bark Isabella, of New Bedford, JIass., which
was burned by the Shenandoah, near Behring's Strait, 24 Juue, 1 865. He
has since been a dry goods dealer. Res, Dartmouth, Freetown, and
1874, New Bedford, Mass.
Children, the flrst three ot whom were born in Freetown, and the remain
ing four in New Bedford :
1. Annie-Baldwin', b, 9 Jan. 1855. Res. Freetown, Mass.
2. WilUam- Jefferson', b. 2 May, 1859; d. 5 Aug. 1859.
3. James-Hudson', b, 6 June, 1863.
4. WiUiam-Baker', b. 29 June, 1866; d. 28 Oct. 1874, N.B,, and was
buried there.
5. Sarah-Ashley', b. 15 Jlay, 1868.
6. Lizzie-Hudson', b. 19 July, 1870; d. 23 Sept, 1870.
7. Jefferson- Ashley', b, 28 Oct. 1871.

13332.

13383.
13384.
13335.18336.
18337.
18888.13339.

13346, REBECCA*, [2426] (Abner*, John', Job', Kenelm',) b. 3 Mar, 1764; d. Mar,

1054 Descendants of Rebecca* {Winslow) Terry, K
1848, Freetown, Mass., and was there buried; m. Job TEP..RY of Freetown, s. cf
John and Lydia (WiUiams). [Lieut. Thomas Teny from Block Island, R,I., was
one of the flist board of selectmen ever chosen In Freetown, JTass. His property
was divided in 1704. He had three sons: 1. Thomas; 2. John, who m. Remember
Farrar of Hingham; S.Benjamin. John was father of John whom. Lydia WiUiams
before mentioned.] Job Terry and wife were accustomed to attend religious services
with the Christian Baptist denomination in P'reetown, and ministers of that per
suasion used frequently, when traveling, to put up at their house. It is tradition
ally related of them that one of these ministers was for a time keeping his horse in
their barn, but furnishing his own hay, one of the mows or hay lofts being assigned
to the preacher whereon to put his fodder. All went well until they began to mis
trust that the minister, when feeding his horse (in the evening, as it was common
for him to do) used their hay, when " Aunt Becky," as she was called, had recourse
to the following expedient : Taking a pack of playing cards she went to the barn,
and while pretending to seek tor sorae hen that had stolen a nest, scattered the cards
in their own hay. That evening the minister ted his horse some time after dark,
and on going out the next morning several of the cards were found in that horse's
manger, -when " Uncle Job" said to the minister : "I have room enough here for
your horse to stand, and plenty of room to keep the hay for him, but I can't have him
here any longer, for he's got to playing cards, and I think that's wicked."
[For the above and other information of the Terry family we are indebted to
Gen. Ebenezer-W. Pierce of Assonet, Mass.]
Children:
13841. David", was killed in Charieston, S.C.
13342. Capt. Job', m. 24 Apr. 1808, Ruth Strange of Freetown, b. 10 June,
1786, dau. of John', (John', Lot', James',) and Abigail (Smith) of F. She
d. 26 Feb. 1840. [For Strange family see New Eng. Hist, and Gen.
Begister, Vol. XIX, p. 328.]
Children:
13343. 1. Amy', m. Alonzo Davenport of New Bedford, JIass.
13344. 2. David', is deceased; m.  Euminster; m. 2d,  Clapp.
13345. 3. Abigail', m. Thomas Evans.
13346. 4. Rebecca', d. unmarried.
18347. 5. Daughter', d. unmarried.
13348. PHILIP", [2428] (Abner*, John', JoV, Kenelm',) b, 20 Jlar, 1776; m. 17
Nov. 1799, Lucy Chase. Res. Freetown, Mass.
Child:
13349. Ruth", m, Joseph Evans of Freetown, JIass,, s. ot .Tohn and Eleanor
(Paine), and gr. s. of Jolm and Ruth' (Winslow), He was sergeant iu
the war of 1814. She res. 1872, F-eetown, Mast.
Children:
18850. John', d, se, 22 years.

K 18351.

Rounsevill, Drown, Staples, Sears.

1055

13352.13353.13854. 13355.13356. 13357.

13358.13359.
13360.13301.13362.

Ruth', m. 25 Nov. 1838,Walter-S'. Rounsevill, b. 7 Dec. 1818, s. of
Gilbert* and his flrst wife Huldah (Lawrence) otF., and half-brother
otCapt. Jlarcus-JIorton Rounsevill. [See 18357.] Hed. 11 Jan.1858,
in CaUfornia, He was one of the selectmen in Freetown, 1848-9,
and justice of the peace for Bristol County. She m. 3d, Samuel-R.
Brown of F.
Children: 1. Caroline', b. 16 Dec. 1840.
2. Imogene-P., b, 27 June, 1844.
3, Frank- G'., b. 6 Sept, 1846; d. 6 Dec. 1846,
4. Walter', b. 22 Oct. 1849.
5. Mary-A'., b, 26 June, 1853.
EUzabeth-C, b. 26 Sept. 1828, Freetown, Mass. ; m. 26 Nov. 1846,
Capt. Marcus- Jlorton Rounsevill, b. 14 Jan. 1820, s. of Gilbert*
and his second wife Salome (Booth) ot Freetown, gr. son of Thomas"
and Pbilena (Hathaway), gr. gr. s. ot Capt. John' and Sarah (  ),
and gr. gr. gr. son of Philip' and JIary (— -), who settled in Free
town. He was commissioned flrst lieutenant of Freetown Light In
tantry, 22 Nov. 1851, promoted to rank of captain 19 Jlar. 1853,
and honorably discharged Feb. 1854. He was one of the selectmen
of F., 1850, '7, '9, and representative to the General Court of Mass.
iu 1860. Res. Freetown, Mass.
Children: 1, Myra', b. 20 Sept. 1847.
2. Luman-D.-L'., b. 2 Oct. 1849.
3. Arthur', b. 10 Aug. 1851.
4, Samuel-B'., b. 11 Oct. 1853; d. 15 Aug. 1854.
JIaria', m. William-B. Staples, who d. in California. She res. Freetown, Mass.

13863. JOHN", [2429] (Abnei-*, John', JoV, Kenelm',) b. 24 Nov. 1778, Freetown,
Mass. • d. 13 Nov. 1854, Lakeville, Mass., and was buried in F. ; m. F., 5 Nov. 1801,
Keziah Hinds, b. 5 Oct. 1777, Middleboro, Mass., dau. of Ebenezer and Charity
(Canedv) of JI. She d. 23 Aug. 1858, in F., and was there buried. Farmer. Res.
Livermore, Jle,, and Freetown, Bristol Co., Mass.
m
Children:
13864". 1. Charity-Leonard", b. 8 Apr. 1802, F. ; m. there, by Rev. Abner Jones,
1 Jan, 1830, to Earl Sears ot Jliddleboro, b. 2 Dec, 1796, M,, s. of Earl
and Judith (Howland) of M. He d. 8 Aug. 1862, Lakeville, and was
buried in Freetown. Selectman and assessor a number qf years. Farmer.
She res. 1874, Freetown, Muss.
Children:
13365. 1. Earl', b. 30 June, 1838, F. ; d. 29 May, 1855, Lakeville.
laseo! 2. John-Winslow', b. 26 Dec. 1839, L. ; d. 15 Aug. 1841, L.

1056

Descenda/nta of Jolm Winslow.

13867. 3. John-Winslow', b. 31 Jan. 1843, Middleboro, now Lakeville; m. by
Rev. Moses Howe, New Bedford, Mass,,35 July, 1864, to Mary-Louisa
Washburn, b. 13 July, 1847, L., dau, of Salmon-Milton and Abbie-
Jane (Keith) of L. Farmer. Res. Lakeville, and
1874, Taunton, Mass.
Child :
13368. Cora-Louise', b. 31 Aug. 1871, Taunton.
18369. 4. Abner-Jones", b. 30 Jan, 1845, Lakeville; 1873 was unmarried.
18'd70. 3. Abner', b. 8 May, 1804, Freetown; d. 10 Apr. 1867; m, Rebecca r.rown
of St, Stephen's, N.B. She d. 24 Oct. 1875, Warren, aged 71 years.
Res, Assonet, Mass..
Children:
13371. Hannah', m. James Barrus ot Wanen, R.L Res. 1872, Warren, B.L
Children:
13372. Ida'.
13373. Arthur'.
13374. Ann', hi. Samnel Swan ot Providence, R.I.
Children :
13875. Annie'.
13376. Hattis'.
13377. Bradford', went to CaUfornia.
13378. George-H'., ra. in New York City  . They had a child who died
aged thirteen months. Res, 1872, New York City.
13379. Benedict- A'., m. Eliza Vicory ot Fall River, Mass. They bad a
child born about 1870. Res. 1872, Fall Biver, Mass.
18380. William-H'., m. Caroline Hathaway of F.R. They had a child born
about 1870. [A Wm.-H. and Carrie h.ad child b. 7 Aug. 1878, and
one b. 8 Feb. 1881.— FaZZ Biver Beeords]. Res. 1872, Fall Biver, Mass.
13881. 3. Keziah', b. 4 Jlay, 1800, Freetown, Mass.; d. there, unmarried, 24 Dec.
1849.
13382. 4. John', b. 24 Mar. 1808, Freetown; m. Assonet Village, Freetown, 15
Jan, 1843, Chariotte Strowbridge of Jliddleboro, b. 33 Feb. 1818,
Assonet, dau, of William and Charlotte-Copeland (Bennett) of A. She d.
14 June, 1803, A. ; be m, 2d, LakeviUe, 22 Nov, 1804, Mary-Turner Samp
son ot L., b. 1 Jan. 1820, L., dau. of John and Phebe-Dean (Doggett)
of L. He was assessor of taxes 1839, '40, '41; selectman 1844; and
representative to General Court, 1845, Farmer, Res, Livermore, Me.,
and Freetown, JIass. 1872, Assonet, Mass.
Children:
18383. 1. Bartlett-AlL-;n', b, 8 Apr. 1844, Lakeville; in 1872 was unmarried.
13384. 3. William', b, 27 Feb, 1840, L, ; was taken prisoner during the war
for the Union, and d, Jan. 1805, in prison, at Danville, Va.

^^ Descendcmts of John' Winslow. 1057
18385. 8 Elbert', b. 6 May, 1852, Freetown; 1872 was unmarried.
18386. 4, Henry', b. 8 Apr. 1858', F., and 1872 was unmarried,
18387. 5. Ebenezer-Hinds", b. 25 Aug. 1810, Livermore; d. unmarried, 7 Mar.
1841, Freetown, JIass.
13388. 6. Capt. Bradford-Williams', b. Oct. 1812, L. He was master of the
flrst whale-ship from Freetown, and while sailing on the Paciflc Ocean
was, with his whole boat's crew, carried down by a whale and drowned,
17 June, 1843.
13389. 7. William-Harrison", b. 1 June, 1815, L. ; d. 20 Apr. 1816, L.
13390. 8. Owen-Hinds', b. 11 Jlay, 1817, Livermore, d. there, 38 Apr. 1848 of
consumption; was unmarried. He was mate of the flrst whaleship from
Freetown.
13391. 9. Capt. Henry-Harrison", b. 19 Mar. 1819, L. ; m. Stonington, Ct,, 18
Oct. 1848, JIary-Ann' Porter, b. 12 Nov. 1822, F., dau. ot Henry" and
Betsey' (Tisdale) of Freetown, Mass., captain in the war of 1812; gr.
dau. of Rebecca* (Tisdale) and Capt. Benjamin Porter of F., soldier
in the French and Indian war; gr. gr, dau, of  Church ot Little
Compton, R,I,, and Samuel' Tisdale, captain of militia and selectman
ot Freetown; and gr. gr, gr. dau, of Joshua', who d. 1717, s. of John'
Tisdale of Duxbury, afterward ot Taunton, one of the twenty-six original
proprietors ot Freetown at its purchase, 2 Apr. 1659.
The house ot Mr, John' Tisdale at Taunton was burned, and he was
there killed 27 June, 1675. His gun and powder horn, emptied ot pow
der, were recaptured 1 Aug. 1675, by Sergeant Nathaniel Thomas of
Jlarshfleld, JIass.
Mr. H.-H. Winslow is a master mariner. Res. sixteen years in
San Josg, Cal., and 1872, Assonet, Bristol Co., Mans.

 WINSLOW. 
The motto: Decoptus Florio, found on some ancient Coats of
Arms, has in modern times been written Decaptos !Floreo,*aiid
with sorae, the old form cives way to Deoarptus Floreo— all hav
ing as a central idea— "Truth crushed to earth shall rise again."

WINSLOW MEMORIAL.

APPENDIX.

References to the old town of Winslow, are found in " Magna Britannia, being a
concise account of the several counties of Great Britain; by the Rev. Daniel Lyssons
and Samuel Lyssons, Esq. London: 1813 — " as follows:
Vol. 1. Buckinghamshire :
In the survey of Doomsday Book is recorded the Manor of Weneslai in the hun
dred ot Jlure^ai, the sarae which subsequently received the appellation ot Winslow.
In 1377 Winslow contained 11 uninhabited houses, 219 inhabited houses, 338
families, and 1,401 inhabitants.
Part III, page 667:
Winslow, in the hundred of Cotslow and deanery of Muresley, is a market town
about flfty miles from London, on the road to Buckingham. The market was granted
in 1235 to the abbot and convent of St. Albans, to whom the manor had been given
by King Olfa. In 1599 the JIanor of Winslow was granted to Sir John Fortescue,
who in 1619 sold it to Sir George VlUiers, afterwards Duke of Buckingham; it was
purchased in 1697, under an act of Parliament, of.the representatives of the second
duke, by William Lowndes, Esq., Secretary of the Treasury, and is now (1813) the
property of his great grandson, William Selby, Esq,, who took that name on suc
ceeding to the estates bequeathed to him by the late  Selby, Esq. Mr. Selby has
a seat at Winslow, which was built by Secretary Lowndes in the year 1700.
Richard Winslow ol Lewknor had four daughters, one ot whom was Margaret,
who married Francis Bernard, rector ot Cod ford in Wiltshire, and afterward of
Brightwell in Berkshire. Besides being rector he was justice of the peace. He d.
1715, leaving a daughter Jane (who m. Wm. Beresford, Esq,, and d, s,p,, leaving a
fortune, etc., inlierited from Mary, sister of Francis Tyringham, Esq., who d. 173:!),
and son Francis Bernard, ot whom much is said, and some of whose sons were otfloers
in American wars. In February, 1758, Sir Francis Bernard was appointed Governor
of New Jersey, and trom January, 1700, to 1770, was Governor of Mass. Bay. — Play-
fair's Brit. Antiq., pp. 116-117, Vol. VII.
From Visits to Fields of Battles in England of tlit F'lfteenth Century; by Richard
Brooke, Esq., F.S.A., 1857:
The parish of Wilmslow (anciently called Le Bloyn) contains four townships,
has a parish church, church yard, and a small plot ot land, now covered with build
ings. The list ot rectors from 1339 to 1814, and quite a history of the place are
given — pp. 254 to 266. . . . The village of Wilmslow in the hundred of Maccles
field in Cheshire is on the mail coach road from JIanchester to Birmingham.
August 2, Col. Thomas Winslow, at Tipperary, iu Ireland, aged 146 years. He
was a Captaiu in the reign of King Charles 1, and went over to Ireland with Oliver

2 THE ancestr.^l homr op THE WINSLOWS. Appendix.
CromweU in the rank ot Lieut. Colonel. — [Copied from the Gentleman''s Magazine of
1766, trom a Ust of deaths which had occurred that year, and furnished by Rev.
Octavius Winslow, D.D., incumbent ot Emmanuel Church, Brighton, Eng.]
Thomas Winslow in 1641 was serving with Capt. Creighton (ancestor of the
present Earl ot Erne) at the siege ot Crum Castle, at the battles ot Newtown, But
ler, ana Baiiy Shannon. He obtained a grant ot land near Crum Castle, Derranore.
— Playfair's Brit. Antiq., Vol. IV, p. 411.
In 1642 we flnd in the History of the Bebellion, written by Dr. Maxwell, Bishop
of Kilmore, Thomas Winslow giving information on oath, etc.
The following entertaining narrative, by Hon. John Winslow, relating to the
early home of the immigrant Winslows, supplies a needed link between the partially
known past and present history of their birth place, which will doubtless be greatly
appreciated by their descendants:
THE ANCESTRAL HOME OF THE WINSLOWS.
A VISIT TO DROITWICH, WORCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND.
In August, 1887, when in England, I visited Droitwich in Worcestershire. A
proper reverence for the ancestral home of the Winslows before their departure for
Plymouth would be a sufficient reason for such a visit. On my way from London
I stopped for a while in Worcester, visiting there historic ground. The battle of
Worcester, in which King Charles "I led his forces against Cromwell's array, and met
defeat, makes that city famous. The beautiful cathedral there, now in good repair,
in which are the remains ot King John and other persons of note, attracts the trav
eler. The porcelain works have a wide reputation for producing the best ot wares,
Droitwich is only six miles trom Worcester, and is easily reached by rail.
I had heard that the record showing the births and baptisms of the pilgi-im Wins
lows could be found in St. Peter's Church, and was therefore eager to verify the
statement. On reaching Droitwich, I called on the vicar ot the parish and tohl
bim of my errand. He very kindly opened the old church, and we were soon turn
ing over musty parchments in search of the interesting record. We found it in
good condition. It reads as noted on page 23, Vol. I-, Winslow Me.morial.
I confess that while reading this record I had a feeling that I was nearer, in
spirit, to the old family than ever before. It gave me a sense of verity and authen
ticity touching ancestral history. There I was in the church in which they were bap
tized in their infancy, and in which they worshipped as the years went on, I speak of
tbe original structure which served as a nucleus to what has been added. The be
ginning was a Saxon church, to which, in the time of the Conqueror, was added a
Norman church, which in its style is similar to the lines in the crypt of the Worcester
Cathedral. It will thus be seen that in the year 1 600 the church in which our Winslow an
cestors were baptized was then some 200 years old. Archdeacon Lea, until recently
vioai- of the parish, is authority for the statement that in the reign of King John, the
Saxon nave disappeared, andwas replaced by one ot stone masonry; also, that in
the reign of Edward I a south transept was erected, and in Edward Ill's time a cor-

Appendix. the ancestral home of the winslows. 3
responding north transept was added, and several of the Norman windows replaced
by decorated ones. In Henry VII's reign the tower was rebuilt in part, and a flne
perpendicular window placed in the west end. In later years other cljanges were
made to repair the mutilations of time. In 1825 the present flne porch of Brosely
brick. was substituted for the porch ot the date of Edward III, and several internal
improvements were also made. In 1853 the church was thoroughly restored, a new
stained glass window was placed in it, and an old gallery was taken out, aud the
tower thrown into the church.
Some curious encaustic bricks were discovered during the alterations; these
were collected and placed round the font. There are three bells with inscriptions.
In the registers of the parish, which are remarkably kept, among other curious no
tices we flnd the following: "Jan. 20, 1627, Henry Davis, the Tuth drawer, was
buried." There is also in the church a monument of interest, consisting of a full
length efiigy ot Sargeant Wilde, who died in 1815. Both the east and west win
dows are of stained glass, as is also one on the north side of the nave, lately presented
by Archdeacon Lea. The walls are illuminated with texts, and over the chancel
arch are the ten commandments, the credo, and the Lord's prayer. The present
population of the parish is about niue hundred.
A grave yard surrounds the church. The chief industry of Droitwich is the
manufacture of salt. It is said that tli.e Romans flrst began to develop the saltmines,
and had camps and baths there, and that they called the town Saline. How it got
the name ot Droitwich can only be conjectured, [See page 22 ot Introduction,]
That the Romans occupied Droitwich is proved by the coins and Samian pot
tery which have been discovered there, and which may be seen in the rooms of the
Natural History Society at Worcester. In the Norman period the salt manufacture
had made great progress. In the reign of Henry VIII there was a learned antiqua
rian whose name was Leland, and who drew the flrst picture of Droitwich, which is
quaint, and with some reservations describes the Droitwich of to-day. It is said
that Edward Winslow, whose sons came to Plymouth, was a proprietor of the salt
mines. In the great controversy between Charles 1 and the Commons, Droitwich
was the centre of the internecine strife. Both Droitwich and Worcester espoused
the royal cause. The king addressed a complimentary letter to the gentry free
holders and other inhabitants of Droitwich for their loyal services.
The famous battle of Worcester, whose guns were doubtless heard in Droitwidi,
must have stirred that old town ot salt. When the royal cause was there defeated,
the Puritans asserted their supremacy both there and at Droitwich. Sargeant Wilde,
whose effigy has been referred to, was a native of Droitwich, and Lord Chief Baron
of Exchequer to Cromwell. It is said that his ghost haunted Droitwich for years
after his death. Droitwich was represented in all the parliaments. ot Edward I, and
in the second and fourth of Edward II. At present it is represented by one member.
Let me refer a Uttle further to the salt mines. The brine is pumped up by
powerful engines trom subterraneous rivers, some about 100 feet below the surface
of the earth. It is clear and sparkling, and free from unpleasant odors of sea water
when affected by decomposition. Analysis shows that it is twelve times stronger
than ocean water, and every gallon of brine contains 20,000 grains of solid saUne
material in excess of what is contained in a similar quantity of any other known
water. When taking a bath in the flne St. Andrews bathing establishment, 12th

4 THE ANCESTRAL HOME OP THE WINSLOWS. Appendix.
August, 1887, I was convinced of the great power of the brine, for I found it difli
cult to keep under it while bathing, without the aid of a mechanical contrivance.
JIuch is claimed for the sanitary qualities ot the Droitwich salt baths. Experienced
bathers say the water is soothing, and that one feels agreeable sensations after bath
ing, through its rapid action on the skin, which it renders soft and pliable, causing
equal circulation over the whole body. As 1 took but one bath, and was not an in
valid, ray certiflcate ot its healing qualities in cases of gout, rheumatism, and ner
vous prostration would not be valuable, but those who have tried both the Eng
lish aud continental spas declare that tbe Droitwich water has done them more good
than all others. The testimonials to this effect are explicit and emphatic. Desiring
to get as near my ancestors as I could, I brought home with me' a bottle of fine table
salt, the product of the Droitwich mines. In 1873 a company, whose leader was
Lord Hampton, erected a flne bathing establishment, which has baths of three dif
ferent classes, besides a flue swimming bath, Turkish bath, sitz bath, hot and cold
brine sprays, and douches. They are substantial anti fltted with every necessary
comfort, as is St. Andrew's, which was built by Jlr. John Corbett, as was Salter's
Hall opposite. Mr. Corbett is a member of Parliament, an enterprising man, and
owns a large part of the town.
The walks and drives in and about Droitwich are attractive. It is a rolling
country and has some flne scenery. The favorite drive is to Westwood Park, the
property of Lord Hampton's estate. The Raven is a well built and well kept hotel,
uear St. Andrew's baths.
As already stated, Worcester is only six miles from Droitwich, and three and a
quarter hours by rail from London. Besides St. Peters' Church there is St. Andrew's,
with its long history ; also the Doderhill Church, dedicated to St. Augustine, and
ot considerable antiquity. St. Nicholas' Church is also prominent in Droitwich.
There are several other public buildings, such as the Guildhall, the Salter's Hall, the
Coventry Hospital, and the Hospital for poor patients. The population ot the
town is 10,000. Droitwich has been the birthplace of some notable characters.
In this list may be mentioned Richard de Burtord, Bishop of Chichester. He was
appointed ChanceUor to the Archbishop of Canterbury, and afterwards of Oxford.
He died in 1353, and was canonized by Pope Urban IV, in 1262. It will thus be
seen that Droitwich has given birth to at least one canonized saint. Besides Sargeant
Wilde, another distinguished man born in Droitwich was Endymion Parton, raember
for this borough, and a gentleman of the bedchamber of Charles I, He was a great
favorite ot James I, and attended Charles, when Prince ot Wales, to the Court of Spain.
He became obnoxious to the Parliamentary party because of his exertions for the
Royalist cause, and was excluded from participation in all the amnesties granted by
Ciomwell. Doctor Nash, the historian, lived at the pretty blacU and white house near
St, Peter's Church. We ot the Winslow stock may modestly refer to tbe fact th.-rt
Droitwich is also the birthplace ot our Winslow ancestors, who in their pilgrim
career so deeply marked Colonial Plymouth history, and have left for us honorablo
memories. My advice to all Americans visiting England, whether descendants of the Wins
lows, or some other family, is to visit the quaint interesting town of Droitwich, and
take as many baths there as convenience will permit.

thb " mayelower."

THE CO.MPAOT. 5
THE COMPACT.
The Mayflower being at Cape Cod uiion the lltli day of November, 1620, O.S., >
the Pilgrim Fathers entered into a solemn combination, as a body politic, to sub
mit to such government and governors, laws and ordinances, as should, by a general
consent trom time to time, be made choice ot, and assented unto. The contents
whereof foUoweth :
In the name ot God, amen. We whose names are underwritten, the loyal sub
jects of our dread sovereign Lord, King James, by the grace of God, of Great Brit
ain, France, and Ireland, King, defender ot the faith, etc., having undertaken for the
glory of God and advancement of the Christian faith, and the honor of our King and
country, a voyage to plant the flrst colony in the northern parts of Virginia; do by
these presents, solemnly and mutually, in the presence of God and one another,
covenant and combine ourselves together into a civil body politic, tor our better
ordeiing and preservation, and furtherance ot the ends aforesaid; and by virtue
hereof, do enact, constitute, and frame such just and equal laws, ordinances, acts,
constitutions, and officers, from time to time, as shall be thought most meet and con
venient for the general good ot the colony ; unto which we promise all due submis
sion and obedience. In witness whereof, we have iiereunto subscribed our names, at
Cape Cod, the eleventh of November, in the reign of our sovereign Lord, King
James, ot England, France, and Ireland, the eighteenth, and of Scotland the fifty-
fourth. Anno Dom. 1620.
The following corrected list of subscribers to the Compact is from Prince's
Annals, p. 172. Jlorton has given the names in the following order ; but their names
connected with their titles and families, are taken from the Ust at the end of Gov.
Bradford's folio manuscript. Observe that out of modesty he omits the title of Mr.
to his own name, which he ascribes to several others.
Thosewith this mark "*" brought theirwives with them ; those with this "t"lett
them for the present either in Holland or England. Sorae left behind them part and
others all their children. Those with this mark •' ss " died before the end of March.
1. Jlr. John Carver,*
2. WiUiam Bradford,*
3. Jlr. Edward Winslow,*
4. Jlr. William Brewster,*
5. Jlr. Isaac AUerton,*
6. Capt. Miles Standish,*
7. John Alden,
8. Mr. Samuel Fuller,t
9. Jlr. Christopher Martin,*!
10. Mr. WilUam MulUns,*ss
11. Jlr. William White, *ss
12, Mr. Richard Wai-ren,t
13. John Howland,"
14. Jlr, Stephen Hopkins,*
1 One of these was a servant, who died before their arrival.
2 Besides the son boin in Cape Ood Harbor, named Peregrine.
3 He was of Gov. Carver's family.
4 One of these was born at sea, and therefore named Ooeanus.

8

15.

Edward Tilley, *ss

4

2

16,

John Tilley,*ss

3

5

17,

Francis Cook,t

2

6

18.

Thomas Rogers, ss

2

6

19.

Thomas Tinker, *ss

3

2

20.

John Ridgedale,*ss

2

1

21.

Edward Fuller,*ss

3

2'

22.

John Turner, *ss

8

4

23.

Francis Eaton,*

3

5

24.

James Chilton, *ss

3

5»

25.

John Crackston,ss

2

1

26.

John Billington,*

4

'27.

Moses Fletcher, ss

1

8*

28.

John Goodman,ss

1

6

THK COMPACT.

37. Richard Gardner,
38. John AUerton, ss
39. Thomas EngUsh, ss
40. Edward Dotey",
41. Edward Leicester,

101

29. Degory Priest, ss 1
30. Thomas Williams, ss 1
31. Gilbert Winslow, 1
32. Edmund Margeson, ss 1
33. Pej;er Brown 1
34, Richard Britterige, s.g 1
35. George Soule", 1
36. Richard Clark, ss 1
So, then, just 100 sailed fnmi Plymouth in England, and just as many arrived
in Cape Cod Harbor.
The following number of deaths occurred during the following winter up to
the end of Jlarch ; in Deoombor, 6; in January, 8; in February, 17; in Jlarch, 13;
making 44 in all ; of whom wore :
Subscribers to the Covenant, , . . 21
Dorothy, wife of Gov, Bradford, . . . ]
Rose, wife of Captain Standish, ... I

Mary, wife of Jlr, AUerton,
Elizabeth, wife of Edward Winslow,
Women, children, and servants, names not known.

19

44

"Until they should agree upon laws suited to their pecuUar circumstances,
they resolved to make tbe laws of England their rule of government; aud it seems
they differed much in this respect from the JIassachusetts colonists, and never estab
lished any distinct code or body of laws of their own, but iu such cases where tbe
common law and the statutes of England could not well reach and afford them help
in emergent difficulties, they added some particular municipal laws ot their own,
following the advice of Pacuvius to his neighbors of Capua, 'not to cashier tbeir old
magistrates till they could .agree upon better to place in their room,' " — (Hutch., Vol,
IL, 409-412. Ot the Mayflower Pilgrims, those of whom some descendants probably now re
side in the city of New York wore :

2* Jlr, William' Bradford,

3

Jlr. Edward' Winslow,

4

Jlr. WUliam' Brewster,

5

Jlr. Isaac' AUerton,

6

Capt. Jliles' Standish,

7

John' Alden,

8

Mr, Samuel' PuUer,

11

Mr, WiUiam' White,

12

Jlr, Richard' Warren,

13

John' Howland,

14

Jlr, Stephen' Hopkins,

16 1718
•2123 20

10

John' TUley,
Francis' Cook,
Tiiomas' Rogers,
Edward' Fuller,
.lames' Chilton,
Krancis' Eaton,
John' Billington,
Peter' Brown,
George' Soule,
Edward' Dotey,

5 He was of Gov. Winslow's family,
6 Mr, Morton seems to mistake in calling him Doten.
7 They were of Mr. Hopkins' family,
¦"The numerals here given show the order of signatures to the ilayftower Compcot.

mkmokablb days, 7
MEMORABLE DATES IN THE PASSAGE OF PLYMOUTH PIL
GRIMS, 1620.
¦22 July, 0,S,, SATURDAY, The Pilgrims loft Leyden, Delft Haven, HoUand, for
Southampton, England.
5 Aug. , SATURDAY, The JIayflowor and Speedwell left Southampton, (They had
not gone far before the Speedwell proved so leaky they were forced to return
and reflt,)
21 Aug., JIONDAY. Sailed again; but were forced to return and leave tbe Speed
well.
6 Sept., WEDNESDAY. The JIayflowor sailed from Plymouth, England.
9 Nov., THURSDAY. They sighted laud near Cape Cod.
11 Nov.. SATURD.VY. Tbe Compact is signed and tho JIayflowor is anchored in
Provincetowu harbor, uear Cape Cod,
8 Dec, FRIDAY. The Shallop's Company, tho party of exploration, in the darkness
of night, lay under the lee of Clark's Island,
10 Dec, SUND.VY, '-Thoy rested on the Sabljath " at Cl.-irk's Island,
[Our forefathers, notwithstanding the urgency for hastening their explorations, -' rested
ou the Sabbath," In memory of their c.Tiauiple. and in harmony with tbe principles
which guided them, the " Centennial Exhibition " is closed on the Sabbath ]
11 Dec, 0,S,, 21 Dec, X.S., JIONDAY, The boat set a party ashore, probably in
Duxbury or the north part of Plymouth, who explored southward, till they
came to a considerable brook running into the harbor. Convenient to it,
they found a ROCK, on which at a suitable stage of the tide, the women
and the sick might step ashore from the Shallop, without wading,
10—26 Dec, SATURDAY. The JIayflowor left her anchorage at Provincetowu,
Cape Cod, for Plymouth harbor, some twenty-flve miles distant.
JIONDAY and TUESDAY following: Explorations were made on shore, and sound
ing in Plymouth harbor.
20 o.S.  30 Dec. N.S., WEDNESDAY. They made The Landing that forms
the scene of Charles Lucey's painting, which ornaments the Rotunda of the
American Capitol — the scene of the frescoed representation of the Landing
OF the Pilgrims, conspicuous in the corridors of the Parhament Houses of
Old England.
[The Anniversary will be held by the Pilgrim Record Society, at 19 Great Jones Street,
New Tork, Satuyday Evening, 30 Dec, ISTC,]
7 Jan. N.S., THURSDAY. The whole Company was divided into 19 Families, and
lots of laud assigned them.
yi Jan. N.S., SUNDAY. They kept their flrst worship on the land; though, for
lack of houses, a part of the company occupied the Mayflower as a dwelling,
tUl
31 March N.S., WEDNESDAY, when the last ot them left the ship and the colo
nizing was tully established on shore.

thb christian hero — the spirit of 1776,
THE CHRISTIAN HERO.

^1 celebrated Sapphic ode, by Hon. Nathaniel Niles'* of West Fairlee, Vt., which was set to
music, and was the war song of tlie Bevolution. It was written immediately after
the battle of Bunker Hill and the burning of Charlestown. The tune was calhd
'' Bunker Hill." 
Why should vain mortals tremble at tbe sight ot
Death and destruction in the fleld ot battle.
Where blood and carnage clothe the ground in crimson.
Sounding with death-groans.
Death will invade us by the means appointed.
And we must all bow to tbe King of Terrors :
Nor am I anxious, if I am prepared. What shape he comes in. ,
Infinite wisdom teaches us submission —
Bids us be quiet under all his dealings.
Never repining, but forever praising
God, our Creator.
Well may we praise him, all his ways are perfect,
Tho' a resplendence infinitely glowing
Dazzles in glory on the sight of mortals,
Struck blind with lustre.
Good is Jehovah in bestowing sunshine,
Nor less his goodness in the storm and thunder:
Mercies and judgments both proceed from kindness —
Infinite kindness.
Oh, then exult that God forever reigneth !
Clouds that surround him hinder our perception,
Bind us the stronger to exalt bis name, and
Shout forth his praises.
*Rev, Nathaniel® Niles was born 3 April. 1741, O.S., at South Kingston, R.I., son of Judce
SamueH {Rev. Samuel^, Captain Nathaniel-^, John^, of Dorcliester. 1634 and Braintree, 1636). Ih-
graduated at Princeton College, 1766; was also for a time a student of medicine and law; after
wards, of theology, under Dr, Joseph Bellamy, He becameaCongregationaJ minister, preachiugiii
various places, but was never settled. He is said to have taught the rudiments of English grammiir
to Lindley Murray, His first wife was Nancy Lothrop, daughter of Elijah Lothrop, a wealthy
citizen of Norwich, Ct, She d. 2 Sept,. 1789, aged 66 years. He represented the town of IS orwich three
times as a member of the Legislature, and while a resident of that place, invented a method of
making wire from bar iron by water power— theflrst invention of the kind. He also erected a wool
en card manufactory. Soon after the Revolurion he purchased a considerable tract of land in Ver
mont, and reraoved to what was afterwards West Fairlee, of which he was one of the first settlers.
He became Speaker of the House, and Judge of the Supreme Court: was a memher of Congress
1791-5, and six times an elector of the President, He was a metaphysician, and a defender of the
"Taste Scheme." For twelve years he preached in his own house; several of his discourses were pub
lished. His flrst wife having died some yenr.^ after his removal to West Fairlee, as before men
tioned, he married 2d, 2:J Nov, 1789, Eliza** Watson, who died in that place, 16 April, 1835, aged 76.
Hon, Nathaniel^ and Marston^ Niles, Lawyers, of 16 Wall Street, New York City, are grandsons and
of the Sth generation from Edward Winslow, of Droitwich, England, in the line of Gov. Edward, of
the Mayfloiwer.

THK CHRISTIAN HERO — THE SPIRIT OP 1776.
Then to the wisdom of my Lord and JIaster
I will submit all that I have or wish for;
Sweetly as babes sleep will I give my life up.
When called to yield it.
Now, JIars, I dare thee, clad in smoky pillars —
Bursting from bomb-shells, roaring from the cannon.
Rattling in grape shot like a storm of hailstones.
Torturing ether.
In the black heavens let the spreading flame rise.
Breaking like .JDtna through the smoky column
Lowering Uke Egypt o'er the fallen city.
Wantonly burnt down.
While all your hearts quick palpitate tor havoc —
Let slip your blood-hounds and the British Lion —
Dauntless as death stares, nimble as the whirlwind.
Dreadful as demons.
Let ocean waft o'er all your floating castles
Fraught with destruction horrible to nature;
Then, with your sails filled with a storm of vengeance,
Bear down to battle.
From the dire caverns made by ghastly miners.
Let the explosion, dreadful as volcanoes.
Heave up the broad town with its wealth and people,
Quick to destruction.
Still shall the banner of the King of Heaven
Never advance where I'm afraid to follow ;
While that precedes me, with an open bosom.
War, I defy thee !
Fame and dear freedom lure me on to battle.
While a fell despot, grimmer than a death's-head.
Stings me with serpents fiercer than Jledusa's
To the rencounter.
Life, for my country and the cause ot freedom.
Is but a trifle for a worm to part with ;
And, if preserved in so great a contest.
It is redoubled.

10 INDIAN DEED OP DARTMOUTH, Appendix.
Indian Deed op Dartmouth,
Taken from the Plymouth Records, Josiah Coffin, Registrar,
1031 — Bradford, Governor,— A deed appointed to be recorded, — New Plymouth,
Nov, 29th 1652,—
Know all men by these Presents that I Wasomequish and Wamsutta my son,
have sold unto mr, William Bradford, Captain Standish, Thos Southworth, John
Winslow, John Cook, and their Associates the purchasers or [old Comers All] the
tract or tracts of Land lying three miles Eastward from a River called Cushnett to a
certain harbour called Acoaksett to a flatt Rock on tbe Westward side of said Har
bour — and whereas the said Harbour divideth itself into several branches, the West-
most arm to be the bound and all the tract or tracts ot land for the said Western
most arm to the sd River of Cushnett three miles Eastward of tbe same with all the
Profits and Benefits within the sd tract with the River, Creeks, Jleadows, necks and
Islands that Ly in or before the same and from the sea upward to go so high that the
English may not be anoyed by the hunting of the Indians in any sort, of their cattle.
And I Wasomequish and Wamsutta do promise to remove all the Indians within a
year from the date hereof that do live in the said tract. And we the said Wasome-
qui.sh and Wamsutta have fully Bargained and sold unto the afores.aid mr, William
Bradford, Capt, Standish, Thos Southworth, John Winslow, John Cook and the Rest
of their Associates tho purchasers or [old Comers] To have and to hold for them their
Heirs and Assigns forever. And in consideration hereof we the above mentioned are
to pay to the said Wassbmequish, and Wamsutta as foUoweth ; Thirty yards of Cloth,
Eight moose Skins, fifteen axes, fifteen hoes, fifteen pair of Breeches, Eight Blankets,
two Kettles, one Cloak, 2 £ in Wampau, Eight pair of Stockens, Eight pair of shoes,
one Iron Pott and Ten shillings in another commodity. And in witness hereof wo
have Interchangeably set our hands, the day and year above written.
In the presence of John Winslow.
Jonathan Shaw. John Cook.
Samuel Eddy. Wamsutta XXXX his mark.
The above is a true copy ot the deed, all of its peculiarities having been care
fully transcribed.
The river called Cushnett is that on which New Bedford is situated, being on
its left bank. It is now called " Acushnett, "
The harbor designated as "Acoaksett" is that which is now called Westport
Harbor. The tract or territory which was purchased from Wasomequish and his son Wam
sutta includes that portion of southeastern JIassachusetts which lies between West-
pcu-t River and a line drawn three miles to the eastward of tbe Acushnett River and
now embraces that part of the State which is known as Bristol County, the original
Dartmouth ot old colonial times. This tract of land includes the cities of Now Bed
ford and Taunton, together with the following towns: Jliddleborough, Westport,
Dartmouth, Fair Haven, Russol's Jlills, Smith's Jlills, Padanaraui, Acushnett, and
Rochester. The families of the six grantees of tho al.)ovo cited deed are now numerously
represented in this part of Massachusetts, viz: Winslow, Cook, Shaw, Bradford,
Southworth and Eddy.

Appendix. kenelm', jon', capt, josiah' winslow, 11
On page 24 of Introduction, Vol, I, it is stated that Gov. Edward' Winslow waa
married in Leyden, 16th May, 1618, to Elizabeth Barker, of Chetsum, Eng. Rev.
Henry- JI. Dexter, D.D., of the Congi-egationalist,&ads,hovieveT, from " most careful
personal inspection ot the Leyden Records," that the marriage took place on the 13th
instead ot the 16th Jlay, 1618, and that the marriage ceremony was performed by a
civil magistrate. Dr. Dexter also states that Rev. John Robinson condemns the
officiating ot ministers at marriages and funerals in his " Justification of Separation"
and in his "Just and Necessary Apology," and gives his reasons why he "cannot
assent to the received opinion and practice answerable in the Reformed churches, by
which the pastors thereof do celebrate marriage publicly and by virtue of their
office, largely because the popish superstition bath so far prevailed that ministers
ought to see to it that by their practice they neither do or seem to advantage this
popish error."
KENELJP WINSLOW [1], married Eleanor Adams, widow of John Adaras of
Plymouth. Judge Davis supposes her maiden surname was Newton, perhaps the
Ellen Newton ot the pilgrims. She is said to have had three children by her first
husband, viz, : James, John, and Susan.
JOB" [36]. Later information received gives the reason ot his being "styled
lieutenant." Previous to February 1715 the entire railitia force of Freetown was too
small to constitute a "captain's comraand," and hence it was organized as a "lieu
tenant's company," Thomas' Terry, ot Freetown, mentioned under serial numbers
[2379] and [12941], being commissioned lieutenant commandant by the Governor ot
Plvmoutb Colony, Juue 4tlj, 1686. He served in that capacity till a few years be
fore his death, which occurred about 1702, when he was succeeded by Job" Wins
low, who commanded the Freetown train band in the name and by the authority ot
King William.
CAPT. JOSIAH', [60] (s. of Kendm' Winslow), settled on land his grandfather,
Kenelm' Winslow, secured as one ot the original 26 purchasers of old Freetown. In
1695 be caused a mill dam to be built across Assonet River, and erected thereon a
saw-mill and fulling-mill. He succeeded Job" Winslow [36] as lieutenant com-
maudant ot Freetown militia, owing his authority to the grace of God and com
mands of Queen Anne. It was, however, from two to three years after King Wil
liam's death — uo telegraph cables then bringing the news — ^before Lieut. Job" Wins
low could be relieved from duty, and Josiah' Winslow substituted in his place.
Queen Anne died August 1, 1714, consequently his term of ofBce would expire as
,soon as his successor could be duly appointed. The militia ot Freetown had so in
creased in number as to be entitled to organization as a full company, or captain's
command, and to Lieut, Josiah Winslow was offered the honor to hold the flrst, and
in point of date the earliest commission of captain ever conferred upon an inhabi
tant of the town of Freetown, which then also embraced the tract ot country which
in February, 1803, became the township of Fall River. That commission was in the
words following:
" William Tailor, Esq., Lieutenant Governor and Commander-in-Chiet in and
over His Majesty's Province of the JIassachusetts Bay in New England in America."

12 COMMISSION Of CAPT. josiah' winslow. Appendix.
" To Josiah Winslow, Esq., Command'r of ye Compa in Freetown.
" By virtue of the Power and Authority nnto me granted by His Majesty, I do
hereby Constitute and appoint you the said Josiah Winslow to be a Captain ot a
Company in the Regiment of militia commanded by Nathan Byfield, Esq., Colonel.
You are therefore to take the said Company as Captain into your Care and Charge
and duty to Exercise both Interior ofiicers and Soldiers thereof in Arms, and to use
your best Endeavors to keep them in good order; who are hereby commanded to
Acknowledge and Obey you as their Captain.
"And you to observe and follow such orders and Directions as you shall from
time to time receive from My Self or any other your Superior Officer, according to
the Rules and Discipline of War, Pursuant to the Trust hereby reposed in you.
" Given under my hand and Seal at Arms this ninth
day of February, in the Second yeaf of His Ma
jesty's Reign, Annoq Dom. 1715.
" William Tailer.
"By the Honorable Lieutenant Governor's Command. " Samuel Woodward, Sec'y."
The personal seal of the Lieutenant Governor is attached to the upper corner, left
hand, of this commission.
The following account of expenses incidental to the burial of Capt. Josiah'
Winslow is said to have been found among other documents pertaining to the settle
ment ot his estate, in the garret ot Barnabas — probably Barnabas" Winslow [4992] :
April, 1671.
To Capt, Tisdale: £ s d
Coffin  0 7 0
Nine pair gloves  0 18 0
To drink expended at funeral  1 2 6
To digging grave  0 3 0
Mourning bestowed on the widow, one black neck cloth  0 3 9
OneTeil  0 4 6
One pair black leather gloves  0 3 0
These items not only serve to show the price of things one hundred and
twenty-six years ago, but also in what the chief expense ot a funeral at that day con
sisted. The fact that the coffin cost only seven shillings does not necessarily show it to
have been an inferior one, seven shiUings then representing nearly or quite as much
in value as seven pounds at the present time. The whole money tax ot Freetown,
and part ot Fall River, in that year amounted to only $133,33,
The nine pair of gloves charged to the estate were given, perhaps, to the bear
ers, as the corpse was to be carried on a bier frora the Winslow homestead to the
ancient cemetery in Berkley, there being, we are informed, no hearse in Freetown
for more than half a century afterward.
A work printed in New York in 1791, entitled The American Oracle, by the Hon.
Samuel Stearns, LL.D., in treating upon mournings and funerals, and referring to
the customs which had formerly prevailed in connection with them in New England,
mentions that white gloves were laid upon the pall for the bearers, and gloves were
also given to the "parson " and others who attended.

Appendix. woodikg, knapp, tuttle, green. 13
Funerals were by no means as common in 1761 as now, and at an earlier date
were held only in rare cases, and when the deceased was very distinguished. Per
mission in writing from a justice of the peace had flrst to be obtained in order to
perform the solemnities of a funeral and burial on the sabbath day.
An old brown stone, bearing a still legible inscription, marks the last resting
place of Capt. Josiah* Winslow.
ISSACHAR*, [249], b. in Marshfleld, JIass., 19 Feb. 1699; d. 7 July, 1741,
"soon after his removal to the eastward"; m. JIary  , probably, North Yar
mouth, Jle.
Children born at Marshfield, Mass. :
1. Elsie', b. 8 Nov. 1780.
2. Gilbert', b. 8 June, 1732.
3. Elizabeth', b. 29 Oct. 1784.
4. Issachar', b. 27 July, 1738.
BENJAJIIN*, [303], d, 26 Apr. 1796 [see 2046.]
EDMUND', [412] («. of Betsey' (.Greene) Wooding,) m. Ann-Maria Brooks,
dau. of Charles.
Children :
1. Lizzie-JIaria', b. 16 May, 1845, Torrington, Ct.; d. 28 July, 1868, and was
bur. at Wolcottville, Ct.
2. Frank-Edmund', b. 7 July, 1847, Torrington, Ct.
JULIUS', [414] (son of Betsey' (.Greene) "Woodixig,) m. Martha Whiting.
Res. Wolcotmlle, Gt.
Child:
Louise', m. Charles-Edgar Knapp, s. of Jacob-Strong and Emeline (Griffin),
Res. New York City.
Children:
1. Julius- Wooding*, is deceased.
2. Edgar-Frost".
SARAH- WING", [445] (dau. of Benjamin' Winshw,) m, Sylvester Tuttle, b. 5
Sept. 1806, Patcliogue. He d. about 1874,
OLIVER", [588] (son of Oliver' Greene,) d. of typhoid fever 27 Sept. 1875; m, in
St. Louis, Mo., 21 Sept. 1839, Georgian-Marguorita Rolir, b, 20 May, 1818, Frede
rick City, Md,, dau, ot George Rohr, born in that place 25 Apr, 1793, and d, 4 Nov,
1877, St. Louis, JIo. He was buried in Belletontaine Cemetery, as are all ot this
family who have died in St. Louis. He was a non-commissioned officer in the war
of 1812. FANNIE-RAYFORD', [539] (dau. of Oliver' Greene,) b. 6 May, 1854, St. Louis,

14 MAQURA, BRADLEY, BROADWELL, HARRINGTON, WELLS. Appendix.
JIo. ; was m. at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Bradley, Little Falls, Herkimer Co.,
N.Y., by Rev. Arthur Potts, 12 Sept. 1877, to Samuel-Foster MAGURA, formerly
ot Canada. MARY-ALICE', [545] (dau. of Oliver' Greene,) b, 21 Jan. 1846, St. Louis, Mo. ;
ni. East Haddam, 26 Dec. 1864, Charles- William BRADLEY, b. 26 Jan, 1828, Bast
Haddam. Res. 1877, Little Falls, Herkimer Co., N.Y.
Children in addition to those found in Vol. I, p. 122:
3. George-Douglas', b. 22 Nov. 1873, Jonesboro, Tenn.
4, JIary-Alice", b, 5 June, 1876, St, Louis, Mo,
EVELYN-ADELAIDE', [548] (dau. of Olivet-' Greene,) m, 19 Jlar. 1866, James-
Cutter BROADWELL. He served in the war of the rebellion, being a non-commis
sioned officer in an Ohio volunteer regiment.
ChUd in addition to [,549] :
2. Edward -Herbert", b. 6 June, 1873, St, Louis.
JIARSHALL', [659] (s. of Evaline- Tuffts' (Marshal) Walker.) Newark, N J.
1
MARGARET', [660] (dau. of Evaline Tuff'ts' ^Marshall) Walker,) b, 29 Mar.
1848, Chillicothe, O. ; m, James-Frank HARRINGTON, and has four children,
[Her father, John Walker [658], was president of the First National Bank ot Logan,
Ohio,] Res, 1877, Logan, 0.
NATHANIEL", [901] («, of Thomas* Winslow,) b. 6 Oct. 1744, Rochester, Mass, ;
m, Hannah Olds, Removed from Belchertown to Hudson, Columbia Go. , N Y.
Children, six in number, of whom were:
Chellus"Roxana", ra. Thomas Wells; had a daughter, who was married and living, 1877,
in Hudson, Columbia Co., N.Y.
Asa", b. 1778, Belchertown, Mass,; d, 10 June, 1825, Hudson, N,Y, ; ni, JIary
Brady, b., probably, in Lansingbnrgh, N.Y. Res, Hudson, N. Y.
Children :
1, Nancy', d. in New York City, 1877; m. Thomas Bennett, a grocer in N,Y,
They had some six children, one of whom was a builder at Irvingtou, N,Y,
Res. Chirksou St., N.Y.
2, Daniel', d. in New York City, 1833 or 34; m, and had a daughter who died,
aud a son who " went west."
• 3. Frederick', d. 1837, 8 or 9; m.  Bloodgood.
Child :
Frederic- Augustus', who resided Lafayette, N.J.

Appendix. wilson, ward, 15
4. WilUam', b, 25 or 27 May, 1811, Hudson, N.Y, ; m. N.Y., Clarissa-H, Miller;
m. 2d, Jlary-G. Scott, b. in Ohio, Pres. of St. Nicholas Ins, Co,, 166
Broadway, N.Y. Res. 1877, 326 W. 55th St., N. Y.
Children, nine, ot whom three died young :
1. William-Newton'. Agent for St. Nicholas Ins, Co,, Sth Avenue, cor.
14th Street.
2. Charlotte-Halstead'.
3. Julia-Emma'. By 2d marriage :
4. Edward'.
5. Thomas- Scott'.
6. F-ancis-Asbury'.Julia-Anna', d. young.
Edmund', d. young.
Mary-Scott', d. young.
Robert', is deceased.
Phebe', m.  Wilson, and was living in 1865.
JEDEDIAH', [1198] (s. of John' Winslow,) b. 26 Mar. 1726, Rochester, Mass.;
d. 15 Apr. 1794; m. Elizabeth, who d. 31 Jan, or June, 1807, Paris, Oneida Co,,
N,Y. Res. Barre, Mass., and Brandon, Vt.
Children :
1. Sarah", b. Oct. 1751; d, 17 Jlay, 1785.
2. Elizabeth', [1200] b, 18 June, 1754, Barnstable; d, 28 July, 1790,
3. Luther", [1201] b. 30 July, 1756, Barre, Mass.; d. 18 Oct. 1823; m. Keziah
 , who d. 15 Aug. 1826.
Children:
1. Clark", b. 25 Sept. 1783; d. 13 July, 1869; m, 10 July, 1822, Sarah (AUi-
son) Winslow, widow ot Prentice" Winslow, She was born 10 Sept. 1798,
and died 4 Jan. 1868.
Children :
1. Lawra-F\, b. 19 Jan. 1824; m. 4 July, 1844, James-G. Ward, b. 5 Nov.
1819. Res. 1877, Rome, N Y.
Children born in Rome, N.Y. :
1. Mary-A«,, b 6 Dec. 1845. Res, 1877, Borne, N.Y.
2. Sarah-C., b, 30 Apr, 1847,
3, Julia-P",, b, 1 July, 1848.
4. John-Cs,, b. 13 Dec, 1849.
5. Charles-J»., b, 20 Apr, 1851.
6. George-S"„ b, 9 Mar, 1854,
7, Carrie-L",, b. 10 Feb, 1856; d, 21 Deo, 1860.
8, Winslow-A",, b. 10 Aug, 1858,
9. Clara-J", b. 28 Jan, 1861,

SS

MARY CHILTON, a Mayflower -pasBengac, the PUgrim Orphan, -was married 12 Oct., 1624, as seen in tho Paralld Chart below, and had
nine children, of whom the eldest, John", had a son John", who married Abigail Atkinson. Their son, John*, married 21 Sept.1721, Sarah-
Pierce, and had four children, of whom the third, Joshua' m., 3 Jan. 1758-9, Anna' Green. Their daughter Anna-Green' Winslow*
the Boston school girl, about one hundred years ago, wrote the Diary or Journal commencing on the 17th page of The Bulletin of tho
Pilgrim Record Society. [Genealogical charts in the radiai and other forms will be adopted in the publications ot the Society.]

John' Wlnslow, b. 16 April, 1597, Droitwich, Eng., came to America in the Fortune, ar
riving 9 Nov, 1621. He settled in Plymouth, where he remained untU about 1656, when
he removed to Boston. His residence was on the cor. of Spring Lane and Devonshire St.
He wasa prominent merchant and large ship-owner. He d. 1674, Boston, aged 78.
The sign " + " indicates that descendants, which are not mentioned in this chart, are included in our
memorial of this family. 

12 Oot. 1624,

¦ Mary Chilton, d, of James, who, -with
his wife and child were passengers in
the Mayflower. Her will was dated 81
July, 1676, and proved 24 July, 1679.
He died before landing, his wife soon after.

Elizabeth, =

=John2,

=Judith,

b. abt.

who prob
m, 12 Ap,

1625:

d. 1683,

1688,John

Bos
Pack-
ton.
Tannton,
Mass.
bra
Susanna*, b. abt.
1628-9; m, abt. 1649,
Robert Latha.ii
who removed from
Marshfleld, Mass.
to what is now E,
Bridgewater, abt.
1660, & there d, 1688
Mary2 b.
1630; d. 1663
m. 16 Jan 16-
50-lEdward Cray, of
Plymouth,
who d. June
1681, t
Edward2, b, abt.
1634; d, 20 Nov, 1682;
m, abt. 1660, Sarah
Hilton, who d, 4 Ap,
1667 ; he m, 2d, 8
Feb,1668,Eliz,Hutch-inson, who d. 16
Sept. 1728.
Sarah*, d. abt.
1727 ; m. Miles
Standish, Jr
who d, 1B61; she
m, 2d 1665, Tobias
Painof who d.
12 Sept, 1669; she
m, 3d, Hon , Eloh-
ard Middle-
COtt. who d.
1704. '
Joseph*, d. 1679, New
town, L, I, ; m Sarah Law
rence, d, of Maj, Thomas,
of N, She m, 2d, Charles
Le Bross. t
Samuel*, b. 1641 ; d. 14
Oct, lfi80> Boston: m, Han
nah Briggs, d, or Walter,
of Soituate.
Isaac*, b, 1G44;.
d, Aug, 1670, at Ja
maica: m, 14 Aug.
1666, Mary Nowell,
b, 26 May, 1643,.
youngest d. ot In
crease Nowell, t
Benjamin* b.
12 Aug, 16B3; d.
bet, 1673-76, He-
was unmarried.
18 June, 1689,
JolinS, b. 22 May, 1669 ;TAbigaU Atkinson. For rec. + -|-
d, 1 Jan. 1694-5, Kes. I of her other marriages see me-
Boston, I naorial of John^ Winslow,
I i 21 Sept, 1721,
Elizabeth* b, 23 Apr. 1692 ; was bap. by John*, b. 31 Dec. 1698, Boston ;=p Sarah Pierce, b. 80 Apr. 1697, d, of Joshua and Elizabeth.
Eev, Mr. WiUard, 24 Apr. 1692. d. at sea, 13 Oot. 1731, | (Hall), of Portsmouth, N,H,
SarahS, b. 2 Aug. 1722; d.
10 Mar, 1788 ; m, John West.
She m. 2d, 27 Feb. 1752, John
Demingi a merchant of Bo'n
I 12 Mar, 1752,
JohnS, b, 5-|-Elizabetb Mason,
Marl72S-6; d, I of Boston, b, Sept.
29 Sept. 1773, I 1723, d, ot Benj'n Ma-
Boston, I son. She d. Jan, 1780,
I 3 Jan. 1758-9,
JoshuaB, b. 28 Jan, 1726-7 ;=
d, 1801, in Quebec. Bes. Marsh
fleld, Boston, and 1771, Cumber
land, Nova Scotia.*
AnnaS Green, b. 4 Oct. 1728, HenryB, b, 21
d, of Joseph* (Bee. Joseph', John!>, Mar. 1729, Bos-
Perdval^) and Anna (Pierce) ol B, ton; d. there,
 a May, 1752,
I 81 May, 1782, | 27 Nov, 1787, |
Gen, John8=Ann Gardner, d. of Sarah^, b.l2=Dea. Samuel Henry6,b.llJan. Elizabeths,.
b, 29 Sept, Dea, Andrew and Apr. 1755 ; d.8 Coverlv, of 1757; d,18 Oot, 1766, b, 14 Sept.
1753; d, 29 Mary(Patterson) ol Apr, 1804. Boston, h. i t;.,- „i,„+i,„ u oQ 17^"! ?,; *1
Nov, 1819. Boston, Shed. 12 -l- Oct, 1752, Elizabeth6 li. ,38 Nov, 1795.
-t Nov, 1836. Nov. 1769; d.8 Sept. f
,-Gr
1760,
a. John Geo. -Scott*, Anna-(?reen6, John-
Holland, b. 14 Nov. b, 29 Nov. 1759. Henry*
Their 2 • h, ""=" ¦¦=— '-— ¦'— - -¦
d, s,p. He m.
again & had
several ch.
1768,
[See her Jour- \>as flv-
naL]* ing in
ifta
Appendix. ROBBINS. 17
2, Sarah'', h. 15 Dec, 1825; d, 17 Jlar, or Dec, 1826.
8. William- Prentice\ b. 2 Jlar, 1827,
4. Daniel- Sherman', b. 29 Jlar, 1830, Rutland, N,Y. ; d. 25 Jan. 1872.
2. Charlotte", b. 25 Dec, 1785; d, 21 Aug. 1812,
3. Prentice', b. 19 Nov, 1787; d. 22 Mar. 1821, and was buried in the same
grave with his son John-Clark, He m., 14 Jan, 1815, Sarah Allison, b,
10 Sept, 1793; d. 4 Jan. 1868,
Children:
1. Mary-Anw, b. 11 Oct, 1815; d, 2 Sept. 1843, Holland Patent, N.Y. ;
m. Samuel Robbins,
2. Jane- Cummins', b, 19 Apr, 1818,
3. John-Clark', b. 8 Dec. 1820; d. 9 Jlar. 1821.
4. John", b. 14 Feb. 1790; d. 17 July, 1793.
5. Betsey", b. 10 Oct. 1793.
6, Grata", b. 21 .Ian. 1796; d. 2 Jlar. 1814.
7. Laura", b. 31 Jan. 1799.
8. Henry", b. 15 Apr, 1808; A. 1 Aug, 1825.
4. Hannah% [6402] b, 14 June, 1758, Barre, Mass.
5. Bethiah", [1203] b. 20 June, 1760, Barre, JIass.
6. Deborah", [6494] b. 24 .lune, 1762, Barre, Mass.
7, JIart", [1200] b. 27 Nov, 1764, Barre, JIass. ; d. 7 Dec. 1786.
8. Calvin", [1208] b, 17 Apr, 1767, Barre, JIass, ; probably d, about 1836 in Chi
cago. He was a Jlethodist clergyman, and lived for a number of years in Paris,
and New Hartford, N.Y.
Children, names of tbe first and seventh not ascertained:
2. Anna".
3. Timothy".
4. Hazelton".
5. Arvilla".
6. Wesley".
9. John", [1205] b. 27 Mar. 1769, Barre, Mass.; d, 3 Feb, 1853, Hermon, St. Law
rence Co., N,Y., and was buried there. He m. 5 Aug, 1797, Sally Bigelow,
b. 18 Dec. 1770, Winchendon, dau. of Ebenezer, She d. 27 Dec. 1855, Ft,
Brewerton, Onondaga Co., N,y,, andwas there buried. Farmer. Res. Rut
land, and ' Hermon, N. Y.
Children :
1. Marvin", b, 12 Jlar, 1798, Paris, N.Y. ; d. 5 Nov. 1808.
2. Chester", b. 15 Nov. 1799, P.; m. Rutland, Thursday, 2 Dec. 1824, Han
nah Jerome, b. 5 Mar. 1804, R. Res, 1877, Omro, Wis.
Children:
1, George-Lucius'', b. 80 Nov, 1825, Rutland, N,Y, ; m, Hermon, 16 Feb.
1864, Clarissa- J, [Alien], Res. 1877, Berlin, Green Lake Co., Wis.

18 RHObKa. Append'i.e.
Child:
George-Byrons, b. 21 May, 1865, Canton, N,Y.; d, 25 Apr, 18C6, Princeton, III.
2. Guilford-C\, b. 2 Aug. 1820, R. ; m. Hermon, 11 Nov. 1857, Susan
Barnett. P.O. add. 1877, Ormo, Winnebago Co., Wis.
Children :
1. Henrietta", b, 9 Oot, 1861; d. 23 Mar, 1868.
2. Katie', b, 26 Sept, 1S69.
3. Sarah-M''., b. 20 Feb. 1831; ra, Hermon, by Rev. L,-S. Baker, 21 Sept.
1851, to Alonzo Rhodes of H. Res. 1877, Eureka, Winnebago Co., Wis.
Children:
1. Frank-Madisons, b. 11 June, 1857, Hermon, N.Y,
2. George-Wilbur', b, 23 June, 18S9, H,
3. Richard-Jerome", b, 21 Oct, 1861, H.; d, 14 July, 1863,
4. Allen-Kilborn», b, 30 Apr, 186.J, H.; was drowned in Fox River, 29 June, 1S75,
5, Chester-Winslow", b, 30 Apr, 1873, Aurora, Wis.
4. Jonathan-J'' b. 22 Aug. 1839, Hermon; d. there, 2 Jan. 1843,
5. Lester- Rodney'', b, 4 Sept. 1844, H, ; m, 16 Mar. 1869, Jlina Stephenson.
P.O. add. 1877, Ormo, Winnebago Co., Wis.
6. Chester- Rfindolpli' (twin of Lester-Rodney), b. 4 Sept. 1844, H, ; m. Dec,
1868, Alice Jlace. P.O. add. 1877, Lron Ridge, Dodge Co., Wi*
Children :
1, Daughter", b, about 1871.
2. Son", b. about 1876.
3. Lucius", b. 5 Nov. 1801, Piiris, N.Y. ; d. 5 Nov. 1803.
4. Lucius-Marvin", b. 21 Dec. 1803, Paris, N.Y. ; d, 18 July, 1847, and was
buried at Smithville; m, Sept. 1831, Lovina Averill, who d. 11 Jlay, 1849,
aged 37, according to gravestone in Smithville.
Children :
1. Capt. Gem-ge- B'lg elow' , b. 23 Juue, 1832; m. 31 Dec. 1856, Lydia-Ann
Buxton, b. 11 July, 18.35; d. 9 Feb. 1866. He m. 2d, 28 Aug. 1866,
Sarah-Grace Barney, b. 29 June, 1840.
He was enrolled in Battery D, First N.Y. Vol. Artillery, 27 Aug,
1861, and mustered into the U.S. service as First Lieutenant, 21 Ort.
1861, at Elmira, N.Y. ; was commissioned Captain ot Battery I), First
N,Y. Vol. Artillery. 6 Jlar. 1863. He participated in the following
battles :
Siege of Yorktown. Jlalvern Hill.
WilUamsburgh. - Fiedericksburgh.
Seven Pines. Chancellorsville.
Battle ot June 25, 1862. Gettysburgh.
Peach Orchard. Rappahannock Station.
Savage Station, Jline Run.
White Oak Swamp. Wilderness.
Glendale. Petersburgh.

Appendix. bbardsleb, baker. 19
He was wounded in the battle of the Wilderness, 5 Jlay, 1864, and
discharged by reason ot his wounds, October, 1864, He was commis
sioned postmaster of Gouverneur, N.Y,, 27 May, 1865, and in 1877
was filling that position. He d. 30 Sept. 1883, in Virginia, near Wash
ington. Children:
1, George-Edward", b, 2:3 Oct, 1858,
2. Lucius-Murray", b, 17 Feb. 1861; d. 12 Mar. 188-4, Gouverneur, N.Y.
3. Charles-Hamlins, b. 18 Oot. 1864.
By 2d marriage :
4. Albert-Barney", b, 30 Aug, 1870; d, in Virginia, 18 Feb, 1884,
5. Milton-Starr", b, 25 Oct, 1872.
6, Katharine-Mary", b, 29 Nov, 1874.
7. Grace-Lovine", b, 17 Dec, 1876,
2. John- Murray'', d. 28 Nov. 1840, aged 7 years, ace. to gravestone in
Smithville.
8. Ellht-N\, d. 8 Apr. 1835, aged 2 months and eleven days, ace. to grave
stone in Smithville.
4. Calvin- Averill' , b, 18 Jan, 1837,
5. Mary - Lovine' , b. 25 June, 1840; m. 9 Apr. 1874, Ezekiel -Frederic
Beardslee, b. 27 Nov. 1843.
5. Jlarvin-Lucius", b. 3 Jlar. 1806, Turin, Lewis Co.. N.Y. ; m. Hermon, N.Y.,
26 Feb, 1832, Lucinda-E.-D. Lane, b. 4 Oct, 1817, Watertown, N.Y. : d. 0
July, 1874, Plover, Wis. He is engaged in carrying the U.S. mail.
He res. 1877, Plover, Wis.
Children:
1. J.-BurtV, b. 30 Sept. 1832, Hermon, N.Y. ; m, Stockton, Wis., 1 Jan.
1855, Clarinda- Allen, b. 26 Jan. 1886, Jefferson Co.. N.Y.
Children :
1. Emma-Frances", b, 30 Sept. 1857, Stevens Point, Portage Co,, Wis.
2, Charles-Edgar", b. 7 Sept, 1860, Stockton, Wis.
3. ElBe-EIdora", b. 10 Nov. 1862, Knowlton, Marathon Co., N.Y.
4, William-Jay", b. 10 Dec, 1864, Plover, Wis,
5. Jessie-May", b. 28 Aug, 1867, Plover.
6, Mabel-Rose", b. 31 Oct. 1869, P,
7. Genevieve", b, 15 Dec, 1871, P, ; d, 31 May 1872,
8. Alien", b. 6 Jan, 1875,
9, Ernest", b. 20 Aug, 1876, P,
2. Calista-S'., b. 2 Sept. 1838, Hermon; d. there, 9 Sept. 1883.
3. Galista-M\, b. 25 Aug. 1834, Rutland, N.Y. ; d. of small-pox 30 Jan.
1873, Knowlton, Wis.; m, Fairfield, Jlich., 30 Dec. 1855, Asahel-H.
¦ Baker, b. 18 June, 1885, Rochester, N.Y.
Children :
" 1. Ella-C, b, 6 Feb, 1857, Fairfield; d, of sraall-pox, 8 Apr, 1873 at St, Point.
2. Charles-B"., b. 27 July, 1858, Stockton, W's.

20 MAKLATT, MUNN, CARPENTER, BRAMMBR, BUMPUS, RICHMOND. Appendix.
3, Frank- A", b. 5 June, 1860, Fairfield.
4. Oryte-M"., b. 4 Feb, 1864; d. of smaU-pox. 17 Jan. 1873, Knowlton.
5. Minnle-L.-L"., b. 13 Mar. 1869, Stockton ; d, of smaU-pox, 27 Jan. 1873, Knowlton.
6. Jessie-C"., b. 13 Oct. 1871, Stockton.
4, Jane-A\, b. 19 Feb. 1837, Hermon, N.Y. ; m. JIadison, Mich,, 4 July,
1853, Elias Marlatt, b. 8 June. 1828; he was wounded 2d Apr, 1865,
Petersburg, Va., and d. 17 Apr, 1865, Washington, D,C, She m. 2d,
Knowlton, Wis.. 19 July, 1868, George Russell, b. 8 Sept. 1836, Wal
worth, N.Y.
Children :
1. Peter-E"., b. 23 Aug. 1854, Fairfield, Mich.
2. James-E"„ b, 3 June, 1868, Stockton, Wis.; d, there, 26 May, 1859,
3. Henry-A",, b, 18 Nov, 1861, Stockton,
4. Alice-O"., b. 15 Jan. 1864, S,
5, Mary-Ann-E\, b. 19 Feb, 1839, Hermon; d. 10 Jan. 1873, Fairfield,
Mich.; m. Amboy, O., 1854, Hermon-S, Munn, b, 22 July, 1833, N.Y. ;
d. 26 Jlar. 1876, F.
Children, all of whom were residing at Fairfield in 1877:
1. Lillian-G",, b. 24 Dec, 185S, Stockton, Wis,
2. Ida", b, 29 Oct. 1858, S.; m, Fairfield, Mich,, 27 Apr, 1876, Horace Carpenter,
b, 5 July, 1852, F.
3. Luella-May«, b. 22 Oct. 1862, F,
4. Olarenoe-E"., b. 8 Aug, 1864, F.
6. Evelines'., b. 19 Jlar. 1840, Hermon; d. Stockton, Wis,, 28 Nov. 1858;
m, there, 19 Mar. 1858, Wallace Brammer, who d. in Jlay, 1860, Plover,
Wis.
7. Marhn-M\, b. 5 .luly, 1842, Hermon; m, Stockton, Wis,, 19 Jlar, 1.858,
Urson Bumpus, b, 5 Jlay, 1834, N.Y. He was killed in battle at Vicks-
burgh Landing, 22 Jlay, 1863, She m. 2d, Fairfield, Jlich,, 5 Jlay,
1864, Peter Gussenbauer, b. 10 June, 1842, Jlonroe, Jlich.
Res, 1877, Fairfield, Mich.
Children :
1, Marvin-L".. b, 5 July, 1859, Stockton, Wis,; d. there in 1859.
By 2d marriage:
2. Eliza-Jane", b. 12 Oot. 1868, Fairfield.
a Forrest-Albert", b. 24 Jan. 1872, F.
8. Eugene-W., b, 10 Aug. 1844. Fairfield; m, Stockton, Wis., 8 May, 1868,
Charlotte Wight, b, 24 Nov. 1849, Jledina, N.Y.
Children :
1. Eugene-A»,, b. 30 Apr, 1869, Plover, Wis.
1. Mary-A",, b. 2 Aug, 1870, Buena Vista, Wis,
9, Samuel- Freeman', b. 17 Aug, 1847, F, ; in 1877 was unmarried.
10. GeUstia-A\, b, 29 Feb. 1848, F. ; m. Plover, Wis,, 21 May, 1864, James-
F. Richmond, b. 27 July, 1848, Buffalo, N.Y, ; d. 27 Apr. 1870, Know!
ton. Wis. She res. 1877, with her father at , Plooer, Wis.
Children :
1. Omer-D"., b, 21 Sept, 1866, Stockton, Wis.

Appendix. palmeb. 21
2. James- A.-E"., b. 25 Apr. 1868, Stockton,
3. Lunettie-0'., b. 1 Mar. 1870, Plover,
11. Alonzo'', b. 7 June, 1851, Fairfield; in 1877 was unmarried.
I'-S. Mat-v'in-Ndson' , b. 14 July, 1853, F.; m. Knowlton, Wis., 29 Jlay, 1870
Catherine-E. Hayner, b. 1855, Plover, Wis.
Child:
Myrtle-A"., b. 9 Jan. 1873, Plover.
13. Della-O.-G'., b. 20 Dec. 1857, Stockton, Wis.; m. Plover, Wis., 25 Dec.
1871, George-M. Palmer.
Children :
1. James-L'., b. 2 Feb, 1873, Plover.
2. Marvin-L"., b. 14 Apr. 1874, Stockton.
3. Mary-Lucinda", b. 11 Jan. 1876, Plover,
6. Amasa-Pride", b. 14 May, 1809, Rutland, N.Y. ; d. 4 May, 1813.
7. Patty-Lucinda', b. 3 Jan- 1811; d. 19 Feb. 1847.
8. Amasa-Pride', b. 7 Mar. 1814; d, in Brewertown, Nov, 1885; m. in Hermon,
N.Y,, by Jlr. Barker, justice of the peace, 4 Dec. 1836, to Lucy- Ann Lewis,
b. 1 Feb. 1817, Adams, Jefferson Co., N.Y. ; d. 4 Jan. 1875.
Children :
1. Wai-ren-Lewis\ b. 19 Feb. 1840, Hermon; m. Erie, Pa., by Rev. C.-H.
Harvey, 12 Jau. 1871, to Anna-Eliza Funson, b. 25 Dec. 1845, DeWitt,
Onondaga Co., N.Y.
Children born in Syracuse:
1. Delia", b. 1 Mar, 1874.
2. Warren-Lewis", b. 17 Nov. 1875.
2. Verona-Louisa'', b. 25 May 1843, Adams, N.Y.; d. 7 Feb. 1863.
8. Kate- Geraldine', b. 19 Mar. 1847, Cicero; d. 22 Mar, 1864.
4. Belle- Oarlotta', b. 18 Sept. 1850, C.
5. Homei- De Lancey'', b. 7 Jlay, 1853, C. ; d, 12 Dec. 1874.
9. Rev. Jedediah", A.M., b. 20 Mar, 1816, Rutland; pursued his collegiate
studies in Watertown and Canton Academies, and under private teachers ;
was ordained deacon by Bishop De Lancy in Trinity Church, Geneva, N.Y.,
20 Dec. 1857, and priest iu Trinity Church, Buffalo, 19 Aug. 1862; school
commissioner from 1860 to 1864 in Jefferson Co.; principal of Antwerp
Academy from Sept. 1866 to Sept. 1868; received the degree of A.M. from
Hobart College in 1867.
He was a missionary ot the Protestant Episcopal Church in Jefferson Co.,
N.Y., trom 1857 to 1864, and organized the parishes at Carthage, Cham
pion, Antwerp, and Gouverneur, St. Lawrence Co. ; chaplain ot the Twen
tieth N.Y. Cavalry from Apr. 1864 to Sept, 1865; rector of ,8t. Paul's Church,
Brownville, and Christ Church, Sacket's Harbor, from 1865 to 1871; rector
of Trinity Church, Camden, from Apr. 1871 till July, 1875, and from July,
1874 rector of St. Stephen's Church, New Hartford, N.Y.

22 CARVER, BLLS, MORTON, HOOPER, NICHOLS. Appendix.
He was m. by Rev. Hiram Doane, in Rutland, N.Y., Sunday, 27 Aug.
1847 to Jane-Minerva Tyler, dau. of Horace and Pamelia (Welch) of Rut
land, N.Y. She d. 26 Mar, 1870, Watertown, Jefferson Co,, N.Y., and is
there interred. Res. 1877, New Hartford, N.Y. ; since 1880, Watertown, N. Y.
Children:
Byron-Tyler', b. 22 Sept. 1851, Watertown; d. there 9 Feb. 1872.
Mary-Tyler'', b. 1 June, 1858, W. Res. 1888, Watertown, N.Y.
10. Jlark-French", b, 28 Feb. 1818, Rutland, N.Y. ; m, 14 Oct. 1839, Harriet
Allen, b. 12 Oct, 1822. Res. 1877, Stockton.
Children:
1. Leonora-M\, b. 8 Jlay, 1841, Hermon, N.Y. ; m. Plover, Wis,, 10 Aug.
1852 (?) WilUam-C. Carver, b. 31 Mar. 1834, H.
Children:
1. Addie-Bell Sarah", b, 18 Nov, 18.58; Sharon; m, 26 Jan, 1876, Abilena Ells.
2, Florence-Emogene", b. 26 Aug. 1860, S,
3, Frederio-Cassius", b, 11 Nov, 1861, S,
2. Cornelia- Ann", b. 10 Sept. 1842, Hermon; m. Stockton, 15 Aug. 1853 (?)
Albion-R. Morton,
Children:
1, Charles", b, 9 Mar, 1854 (?) Stockton,
2, Ida-May", b, 12 Feb. 1868, Delhi, Wis, ; d, 1 Jan. 1873,
3, LUlie-Veve", b. 7 Mar, 1876, Buena Vista,
11. WiUiam", b. 7 Jan. 1821, Rutland, N.Y. ; ra, 29 Oct. 1843, Harriet  , b.
5 Juue, 1827. P.O, add. 1877, North Bussell, N.Y.
Children :
1. Asher- William'', b. 29 Jan. 1847; m. 20 July, 1871, Martha Morrow, b.
5 Aug, 1849. P.O. add. 1877, North Bussell.
Children :
1, Eliza", b, 20 Sept, 1873,
2, Vernon", b, 29 Oct, 1874,
3, Warren", b. 31 Dec, 1875,
2. Bosina-Ann' , b, 10 Feb, 1850; m, 3 Sept. 1868, Friend Hooper, b. 4
Apr, 1848. P.O. add. North Bussell.
Children:
1, Judson", b, 7 Sept, 1869,
2. Clara", b. 22 Aug. 1873.
3. Lelia- Evalyn', b. 11 Sept. 1854; m. 29 Nov. 1875, Langdon Nichols.
P.O. add. 1877, North Bussell.
4. John-Heman'' , b. 17 June, 1859.
5. Marvin- Lucius'' , b. 8 Mar. 1866.
6. Wilbur-Burnis' , b. 9 May, 1873.
10. Justin", [6565] b. 22 May, 1771, Barre, Mass.
11. Thomas-Goodspeed", [6608] b. 2 Jan. 1774, Chesterfield.
12. Charlotte", b. 27 Aug. 1776, Hinsdale; d. 6  , 1777.

Append'tx. tho.-mas' ruggles. 23
1. THOJIAS RUGGLES', of Nazing, Essex Co., Eng., carae to Roxbury, Mass.,
1637; became "freeman " 22 May, 1639; d, 10 Nov. 1644, aged about 60, .at Roxbury.
He married Mary, who d. 14 Feb. 1674-5, aged 88 or 89. [She m. (2)  Roote,]
Boxbui-y, Mails.
Children:
2. Son', died in England.
3. Sarah'.
4. John', [6] b. 1625; d. 1658; m, AbigaU Crafts.
5. Samuel', [30] b. 1629; d. 15 Aug. 1692; m. (1) Hannah Powle; m. (2) Aun
Bright.
6. JOHN', [4] (Thomas',) 'b. 1625, England; died or was buried 15 Sept. 1058.
Will made 9 Aug. 1658, He married 24 Jan. 1651, Abigail Crafts, dau. of Griffin.
[She married (2) Edward Adams.] He came in the Hopewell, Capt. Bundock, in
1635, prob. early in April, with his uncle John and PhiUp Eliot. Freeman, 1654.
Representative. Res. Boaiury, Mass.
Children:
7. 1. John', b. 16 Oct. 1651 ; died soon.
8. 2. John', [11] bapt. 22 Jan. 1654; d. 16 Dec. 1694; m. Martha Devotion; m.
2d Hannah Dovotisu,
9. 3. Rev. Thomas', [34] b. 28 Jan. 1655; d. 1 June, 1728; m  .
10. 4. Samuel', b. 16 Aug. 1657.
11. JOHN', [8] (John', Thomas',) bapt. 22 Jan. 1654; d. 16 Dec. 1694; m. 2
Sept. 1674, Jbirtlia Devotion, dau. of Edward. She died and he married (2) 1 May,
1679, her sister Hannah Devotion, who died 17 Dec. 1700. [Perhaps she m. Paine.]
Jliller. >
Perhaps res. Muddy Biver.
Children :
12. 1. Abigail', b. 5 June, 1675.
13. 2. .IoHN^ b. 10 Jlar, 1680.
14. 8. Edward*, b. 10 Nov. 1083; died young.
15. 4. Rebecca*, b. 14 Jlar. 1685.
16. 5. Martii.\*, b. 21 Dec. 1686.
17. 6. BARAii*, b. 28 Feb. 1687-8.
18. 7. Dorothy-, b. 20 Feb. 1688-9.
19. 8. Edward*, b. 2 Oct. 1691; d. 1765, Cambridge; m. 24 June, 1716, Hannah
Crafts.
Children, all born in Roxbury:
20. 1. Hannah', b. 22 Dec. 1718.
21. 2. Elizabeth', b. 21 Oct. 1720 ; died young.
22. 8. Elizabeth', b. 20 Oct. 1722.
23. 4. Edward", b. 22 June, 1724; m. Ann Sumner,

24 REV. thomas' and capt. SAMUEL' RUGGLES. Appendix,
Children, born in Pomfret, Conn. :
24. 1. Benjamin', b. 10 Aug. 1747.
25. 2. Abigail', b. 23 June, 1749.
26. 3. Samuel', b. 26 Feb. 1752.
27. 4. Elisabdh', b. 20 Apr. 1754.
28. 5. Ann', b. 1 Oct. 1756.
29. 6. Hannah', b. 15 Aug. 1758.
30. 7. Edward', b. 8 Apr. 1768.
;;l. 8. Thomas', b. 11 Aug. 1765.
32. 5. AbigaU', b. 12 May 1726.
33. 6. Thomas', b. 5 Nov. 1729.
34. REV. THOMAS', [9] (John', Thomas',) b. 28 Jan. 1655, Roxbury, Mass, ; d.
1 June, 1728, in the 34th year of his ministry. Grad. H. C, 1690; ordained 1695.
(-inilford. Conn., where he preached until his death in the 58th year of his age. He
succeeded Rev. J. Elliot. Res. Roxbury, Mass., and Guilford, Conn,
ChUd :
35. Rev. Thomas', (eldest son) died 1770, aged about 60. Grad. Y. C. 1723; suc
ceeded his father in the ministry and was ord. at Guilford, Conn,, 26
March, 1729. From 1746 he was one of the fellows of the college. He
published the "Usefulness of Soldiers," 1756 ; a sermon on the death of
Dr. J. ElUot, 1763 ; and was author of the "History of Guilford." [There
were other children. ]
86. CAPT. SAMUEL', [5] (Thomas',) b. 1629; d. 15 Aug. 1692; m. 10 Jan. 1655,
Hannah Fowle, dau, of George, of Charlestown, She died 24 Oct. 1669. He mar
ried 2d, 26 May, 1670, Ann Bright, b. 17 Jlar. 1644, dau. of Henry and Ann
(Goldstone) of Watertown, JIass. She died 5 Sept. 1711. He was a prominent
citizen of Roxbury, JIass,, serving as selectman and representative, 1689-92; had the
rank of captain and was actively engaged in deposing Sir Edmund Andros.
Children :
Hantstah', b. 21 Jan. 1656; died in infancy.
Mart', b. 10 Jan. 1657; died young.
Samuel', [51] b. 1 Jane, 1658; d. 15 or 25 Feb. 1715-16; m. .Martha Wood-
bridge. [See the Woodbridge Chart, pp. 3'.:; -3.]
Joseph", b. 12 Feb. 1660.
Hannah', b. 22 Dec. 1061 ; d. 6 Nov, 1669,
Sarah', b. 18 or 22 Nov. 1663; died the next year,
Mary', b. 8 Dec. 1666.
Sarah', b. 80 Aug. 1669; d. 16 Nov. 1669,
Thomas', b. 10 Mar. 1071.
Ann", b. 80 Sept. 1072.
Nathaniel', b. 22 Sept. 1074; died, young,
Elizabeth', b. 1 Jlay, 1677,
Henry', b. 7 July, 1681 ; died, x 31.
Huldah', b. 4 July, 1684.

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41.

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6,

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Appendix. capt. samuel' and rev. samuel* nuGaiES. 25
51, CAPT. SAMUEL', [39] (Capt. SamueV, Thomas',) b. 1 June, 1658; d. 15 or
25 Feb. 1715-6, He lived in Roxbury, Mass., and succeeded his father as caiitain,
selectman, and representative to General Court of Mass. He was one of the first pro
prietors of the territory now Hardwick, Mass. The deed was dated Dec. 1686. He
married 8 July. 1680, Martha Woodbridge, dau. of the Rev. John, of Andover, and
Mercy (Dudley) ; she died 1738, in BUlerica, Mass., at her son's. [Rev. John Wood-
bridge, sonof Rev. John of Wiltshire, Eng., came over in 1634 with his uncle. Rev.
Thomas Parker, the first minister ot Newbury, Mass. Jlr. Woodbridge was born in
1618, in Wiltshire, Eng. ; ordained at Andover 16 Sept. 1644, and died 17 Mar. 1695.
His wife was Jlercy Dudley, youngest dau. of Thomas, Governor of JIassachusetts,
who came from England in 1630. Of her two elder sisters, Ann m. Gov. Simon
Bradstreet, and was celebrated for her poetic talent ; Patience m. Maj-6en, Daniel
Denison. Their only brother, Joseph Dudley, became Governor of Massachusetts,
and was father of Paul, Chief Justice of the State and F.R. S. [See chart of tbe
Woodbridge family, p. 32, of KJ Winslow Memorial, Appendix. ] •
Children :
52. 1. Rev. Samuel*, [62] b. 8 Dec. 1681; d. 1 Mar. 1749; m. EUzabeth WiUiams.
53. 2. Lucy*, b. 8 Sept. 1683,
54. 3. Rev. TmoTin*, [08] b. 8 Nov. 1085; d. 24 or 26 Oct. 1768; m. Mary White.
55. 4. Hannah*, b. 16 Apr. 1688.
56. 5, Patience*, [108] b. 9 Nov. 1689 ; m, James Robinson.
67, JIartha*,
58, Sarah*.
59. Joseph*.
60. Maet'-
61. Rev. Benjamin*, [111] b. 4 July, 1700; d. 12 May, 1782; m  .
62. REV. SAJIUEL*, [52] (Capt. Samuel', Capt. Samuel', Thomas'.) b. 3 Dec.
1681, Roxbury, Mass. ; d. 1 Jlar. 1749; m. R., 18 Apr. 1727, Elizabeth Williams, b.
12 Jan. 1692, dau. of Samuel & Deborah (Scarborough) and gr. dau. of Samuel &
Sarah (May) and gr. gr. d. of Samuel & Theoda (Park) and gr. gr. gr. d. of Robert
& Eliz. (Stratton) of Roxbury. Grad. H. C. 1702 [ace. to Allen's Bhg. Diet.], or 1707 ;
was ordained 1708, second minister in Billerica, MiddUsex Co., Mass.
Child:
68. Sarah', b. 25 Nov. 1731; d. 3 Apr. 1808; m. as 3d w., 1767, Rev. Josiah
Steams, ot Epping, N. H., b. 20 Jan. 1732, Billerica, Mass., s. of John
«& Esther (Johnson) [Esther was dau. of Capt. Edward Johnson, author of
"Wouder- Working Providence."] Grad. H. C, 1751; ord. at Epping,
N. H., 8 Mar. 1758; published several sermons. [Seep, 473 Bond. Gen.]
He died 35 July, 1788, of cancer.
Children, one of whom:
64, Kev. Samuel", b. 8 Apr. 1770; d. 26 Dec. 1834, Bedford, Mass. Grad.
H. C, 1794; was ordained, Bedford, Mass., 37 Apr. 1796.

38 brig GEN. TIMOTHY RUGGLES, Appendix.
Children :
65. Bev. Samuei^HoratvP , grad. H. C. ; was ord. 16 Apr. 1884, at the Old
South Church, Boston; d. 15 July, 1837, Paris.
66. Beo. William^ Augustus' , d. 1876 ; grad. H. C. ; ord. at Cambridge-
port ; President of Amherst College.
67. Beo. Jonathanr-F., b. Sept. 1808, Bedford; grad. H. C, 1830; Settled
in the ministry at Newburyport, 16 Sept. 1835.
68. REV, TIMOTHY*, [54] (Gapt. Samud', Capt. Samud?, Thoma^,) b. 3 Nov.
1685; d. 24 [acc.to Spooner Mem. \ or 26 Oct. 1768; m. 27 Sept. 1710, Mary White,
who died 23 Jan. 1749. They had twelve children. He graduated at Harvard in
1707; in 1710 settled in Rochester, Plymouth Co., JIass., where he was for many
years pastor of the church, and a most useful man in town affairs. Inheriting large
intci-ests in the town of Hardwick, by the proprietary purchase of his fatlier, he was
active and alive to all its necessities.
Children :
09. 1. Hon. & Briq-6en. Timothy', [76] b. 11 Oct. 1711; d. 1798; m. Welthea
Hathaway.
70. 2. Caft. Benjamin', [82] b. 19 May, 1713; d. 11 Oct. 1790; m. AUce Merrick.
71. 8. Samuel", b. 5 July, 1715.
72. 4. Joseph", b. 23 June, 1718; d. 28 Jan. 1791.
73. 5. Susanna", [92] b. 6 Jan. 1722; d. 16 Dec. 1813; m. 1746, Paul MandeU.
74, 6. Edw.^rd", [99] b. 30 Aug. 1723; d. 21 May, 1778; m. Lucy Spooner.
75. 7, John", b. 2 Sept. 1731. [There were flve other children.]
76. BRIG-GEN. TIJIOTHY', [69] (Bev. Timothy*, Gapt. SamueV, Gapt. Samuel',
Thomas',) b, 11 Oct. 1711, Rochester, JIass, ; d. 1798, Halifax, N. S., aged 87. He
married Welthea Hathaway, dau. of Captain Ebenezer and Welthea (Gilbert). He
graduated at Harvard, 1732, and "although his father had intended that he should
adopt his own jirof ession, " he turned his attention to the law, an/ comment^'d j)rac-
tice in his native town, which he represented in 1736. He removed to Sandwich,
thence to Hardwick, in which iilaces he continued to practice till 1757, when he was
a[)poiutod associate justice of the common pleas, and subsequently was iilaccd at the
bead of the bench of that court. In 1765 he was made president of the congress of nine
colonies at New York, ot which Otis and Patridge were delegates trom JIassachu
setts. As the revolutionary quarrel progressed he became one of the most violent
supporters of the measures of the ministry ; and he and Otis, as the leaders of the
two opposing parties, were in constant collision in the discussions of the jiopuUir
branch of the government. In 1774 he Avas nained a mandamus councillor, which
increased his unjiopularity to so great a degree, that his house was attacked at night,
and his cattle were maimed and poisoned. His extensive estates in Hardwick were
confiscated but were made up to him subsequently by the crown, and he went with
the royal army to Halifax into pei-])etual banishment.
After many vicissitudes incident to his position in so troubled times, he estab
lished his residence in Nova Scotia. Of the beautiful site of Digby in that colony
he was a proprietor and a settler.

Append'a:. thomas* and Hannah' (winslow) ruggles 27
General Ruggles was a good scholar, aud possessed powers of mind of a very high
order. He was a wit and a misanthrope, and a man ot rude manners and rude
speech. Many anecdotes continue to be related of him in the town of his nativity,
which show his shrewdness, his sagacity, his military hardihood and bravery. It is
said that on one occasion, in stern derision of the constitution of the court, he repri
manded a dog sitting beside his master for coming there to vote, or appearing on the
bench before he had beeu qualified as justice of the peace. The court at the time
was composed of all the justices ot the peace in the county.
As a lawyer, he was an impressive pleader, and, in parliamentary debate, able
and ingenious. That a person thus constituted should make enemies, other than
those which men in prominent public stations usuaUy acquire, is not strange, and he
had a full share ot xiersonal toes. In Mrs. Warren's dramatic piece of "The Group,"
he figures in the character of Brigadier Hate-all.
He possessed considerable military tact and talent. In the expedition to
Crown Point in 1755, he was Colonel under Sir Wm. Johnson ; and in the battle ot
Lake George the same year, was 2nd in command to Baron Dieskau, and distinguish
ed himself in the action, for which he was rewarded by the gift ot a lucrative place.
He remained in the army till 1760; the last three years was Bng-Gen. under Lord
Amherst. He represented Hardwick several years in the legislature, and was speaker
ot the house in 1763-8. [See Sabirie's Amei-ican Loyalists.]
Children :
77 Timothy", married and had
78  ', who married  Hinkley.
Child:
79 Timothy-Buggh^, of Barre, Mass.
80. John', of Hardwick, Mass. ; married Hannah Sackett, only dau. of Dr. Thomas,
of New York. She died in 1839, aged 76, Wilmot, N. S. In 1778, Jlr.
Ruggles was proscribed and banished, and settled in Nova Scotia, where
he died.
Children :
81. Capt. Timothy-Amherst', of the Nova Scotia Fencibles, d. 1838, aged 56.
Res. Wilmot, Nota Scotia,
[Three daughters' were living in 1839].
83, CAPT, BENJAMIN', [70] (Bev. Timothy*, Capt. SamueV, Gapt. SamueV,
Thomas',) h. 19 May, 1713, Rochester, Mass.; d. 11 Oct. 1790, Hardwick Mass.;
married Alice Merrick. Res. Hardwick, Mass.
Children :
88, Thomas', bapt. 24 June, 1750; m. (pub.) 1778, Hannah' Winslow [4075].
84. Seth', m. 3rd, Susannah Jenks, dau. of Capt. Samuel, and sister of Rev.
William, D.D., of Boston.
Children :
85. Henry-Jenks'.
86. Hannah'.
87. William-Winthrop'.
88. Samuel'.

'28 mandell, WAR.NiiB, holton, sToNBi, DOTY, ROBINSON, sPooNEB. Appendix.
89. Frederick', res. 1868, E. Poultney, Vt.
90. Francis-Haynes'.
91, Benjamin',
93. SUSANNA', [73] (iJ^. Timothif, Capt. Samuel', Capt. SamueV, Thomas',) b.6
Jan. 1722; d. 16 Dec. 1813; m. 1746, Paul MandeU.
Children :
98. 1. Hannah', b. 10 Jan. 1747; m. Gen. Jonathan Wamer. Their dau. Harriet
m. Alexander' Holton, (JoeV, John*, William', John', Beacon William',)
See Holton Memorial; also, see serial number 115 in this Appendix.
94. 2. Susanna", b. 16 Nov. 1749; m. John Stone.
95. 3. Maj. Moses', b. 16 Dec. 1751 ; d. 1826 ; m  . He had a grandson,
Bee. David-J.', who resided, 1838, GairdAneir, Me.
96. 4. Paul', b. 31 Oct. 1753.
97. 5. Barnabas", b. 1755 ; d. 1758.
98. 6. Mary", b. 8 Oct. 1759 ; m. John Doty, a distinguished citizen, and much
employed in public affairs.
99. EDWARD', [74] (Beo. Timothy*, Capt. SamueV, Gapt. SamueV, Thomas^,)
b. 30 Aug. 1723; d. 21 May, 1778; m. 4 Dec. 1745, Lucy* Spooner, [Seep. 85,
Spooner Mem.] b. 29 Oct. 1729 ; d. 2 Apr. 1821 ; dau, of Daniel & Elizabeth (Ruggles)
who was said to have been a dau. of Benjamin & Elizabeth. They had eight chil
dren, of whom : Hardwick, Mass.
100. Daniel", b. 5 Jan. or 12 Mar. 1756-7; d. 26 Feb. 1838, Hardwick ;m. 30
Dec. 1779, Lucy Paige, b. 19 Jlar. 1758; d. 3 Aug. 1840; dau. of Wm. &
Mercy (Aiken) [1089]. Bes. Hardwick, Mass.
Children :
101. Gardiner', b. 16 Feb. 1782, Hardwick; d. 5 Aug. 1858 ; m. Lydia Phinney,
dau. of Zenas & Sarah (Berry).
Child:
102. Cordelia', b. 25 May, 1812 ; m. Moses Paige [1096],
¦103. Anson', b. 17 Dec. 1783; m. Lucy Paige [1089].
104. Lucy', b. 5 Apr. 1791 ; d. 25 Dec, 1865 ; m. Stephen- West Paige [979],
105. Edward'.
106. Constant'.
107. Nathan".
108. PATIENCE*, [56] (Camt. Samud', Capt. SamueV, Thomas',) b. 9 Nov. 1689;
d. 1708; m. James Robinson, b. 15 Mar. 1690; d, abt. 1770; s. of Thomas & Sarah
(Denison) ot Roxbury. Res. Boston, Rochester, and Hardwick, Mass.
Children, nine in number, of whom :
109, Sar.ui', b. 9 Feb. 1720; d. 22 Feb. 1806; m. 29 Jan. 1745, Ebenezer
Spooner, b. 29 May, 1724; d. 1800; s. ot WUliam & Alice (Black) of
Dartmouth, JIass. He was in service, 1759, in the French & Indian War;
farmer. Res. Wai-ren, Conn.

Appendix. feuaoLES, woodbridqe, searl, kent. 20
Children :
110. Ebenezer', was on duty in the Rev. War, taken prisoner, and committed
to "Old Jlill" prison, Plymouth, Eng.
111. Micah', died in the Rev. Army.
[There were nine other children].
112. REV. BENJAMIN*, [61] (Capt. Samuel', Capt. SamueV, Thomas',) h. 4 July,
1700 ; d. 12 May, 1782, suddenly, on Lord's day morning, of apoplexy or epilepsy, in
the 82d year of his age and the e2d year of his ministry. Gtr&d. Yaie Coll. 1721;
[Harvard ace. to ^ZZeft's iJi!0(/. Diet.] ord. 1724, Middleborough, JIass., where he was
pastor of the second parish 30 years; settled in New Braintree, 18 Apr. 1754; Rev.
Daniel Foster was ordained as his colleague, 29 Oct. 1778,
Children :
113. Benjamin', b. 1726 ; d. 21 Oct. 1795.
114. Whitls'g*, b. 1733; d. 8 Aug 1796.

JOHN' RUGGLES, of Roxbury, JIass., d. 6 Oct. 1663. His wUl was prob. Jan.
following. Hem,, England, Barbara, who, aged 30, came with him, aged 40, to this
country from London, 1635, in the Hopewell, Capt. Bundock. She d. Jan. 1638, and
he m. 2d, JIargaret, to whom he left half his estate. Freeman, 18 Apr. 1637; repre
sentative, 1658, 60, 61 ; shoemaker from Nazing, iu Co. Essex, about 20 miles from
London. Savage's Geneahgieal Diet., Vol. Ill, p. 586.
Child: John', b. 1632-3, England ; d. 25 Feb. 1712. He m. 3 Apr. 1655, Mary Gibson,
dau. of John ot Cambridge. She d. 6 Dec. 1674. He m. 2d, 15 Mar.
1675, Sarah Dyer, of Weymouth, who d. 2 May, 1687 ; and he took a third
wife, Ruth, who d. 11 Apr. 1710, Freeman, 1674, Res. Boxbury, Mass.
Children :
John', b. 19 May, 1657.
Mary', bapt. with her bro. John, 30 Jan. 1659 ; prob. m. 6 June, 1682,
John Searl.
Rebecca', b. 20 Sept. 1663,
Joseph', b. 35 Dec. 1669.
Rev. Benjamin', b. 11 Aug. 1676 ; d. 7 Sept. 1708, aged 83. He m.
Mercy Woodbridge. Grad. H. C. 1693; minister of Suffield, Conn.
[See Woodbridge Chart.]
Children, seven of whom were living at the time of the father's death :
Buth*, b. 39 Jan. 1703-4; d. 39 Aug. 1752. She m. Dudley Kent,
of Suffield, Conn., who d. 37 Oct. 1766.
Children :
Maria", b. 1 June, 1724-5.
Paul", b, 15 Sept, 1727.
Euth», b. 2S Deo. 1729.
Dudley', b. 2 Oct, 173g.

30 kuggles, mandell, warner.
HANNAH*, [93] (Susannah' (Buggies) Manddell, Bee. Timothy*, SamueV,
SamueV, Thomas',) b. 10 Jan. 1747 ; m. Gen. Jonathan WARNER of Hardwick, Mass.
Children, ot whom one daughter m.  Jones, and :
Harriet', b. 15 Jan. 1783; m. Alexander' Holton, b, 1779, Westrainster, Vt.,
who grad. Dartraouth Coll. 1804; studied law and practiced his profession in
JIass., Vt., and Ind. He d. 4 Aug, 1823. Mrs. Holton was living in 1881.
[For more history and fuller dates of herself and descendants see FarweU An
cestral Memorial, pp. 99, 174-5-6].
Children:
1. Jonathan- Warner', b. 30 July 1807; d. 27 Dec. 1879; m. 1829, Chariotte-
Baily Perry. Res. Deep River, Ind., and Stevens Creek, Ark,
Children :
1. Ellen-Mai-ia' , b. 15 Nov. 1830; m. Lewis Mosier; has Catharine-Louisa",
b. 15 Dec. 1866, and Charlotte-Eugenia". 1881, Steve'is Greek, Ark.
2. John', b. 18 Feb. 1833, Jennings Co., Ind. ; d. 11 Apr. 1848.
3. Martha', b. 38 Feb. 1839, Crown Point, Ind.; d. 1840.
4. Alexander", b. 14 July, 1841, C.P. ; d. there 8 May, 1843.
5. Catharine', b. 1845, C.P. ; m. 1863, Philip Louks, and has three sons:
"W'arren-Lincoln", b. 1864; Jonathan-Wilbur", b. 1868, and Perry-Hol-
toB'^. b. 1874. Res. 1879, Stevens Creek, Ark.
6. Charh/lt^, b. 1849; m. 1879,  Channell, and has Jessie-Maria".
7. Pei-ry', b. 24 Feb. 1852, Deep River, Ind. ; d. there, 1855.
'.. Wm.- Augustus- Warner', b. 15 May, 1809; m. 1846, Bernetta Vosburg. Res.
Deep River and Crown Point, Ind., and 1881, Hopkins, Mo.
Children, all born in Crown Point:
1. Harriet-Ann', b. 14 Aug. 1847; d. 28 Aug. 1847.
2. Ch.-Augutus- Warner', b. 1848; m, 1873, EUzabeth Dyke, and has dau.
Ethel". Res. 1879, Idnneus, Lyona Co., Mo.
3. Sarah-Frances', b. 7 Feb. 1850; d. 24 Feb. 1853.
4. John-Dumont', b. 25 Nov. 1851; d. in Kansas 17 Sept. 1875.
5. OUve', b. 3 Feb. 1853; d. 23 Sept. 1858.
6. George', b. 11 Aug. 1856; d. 9 Jnly, 1858.
7. Wm.-Augusttis-Warner, b. 8 July, 1859.
8, Francis- Alexander', b. 18 Dec. 1868.
3. Harriet', b. Vevay, Ind., 1 Nov. 1818; m. 1846, Asahel Albee. Ti.^klhda, IU.
Children:
1. Maria', b. 1846; m. 1863, EUsha-P. De Maranville. She d. 1871, leav
ing Chloe", b. 25 Dec, 1865, Tiskilwa, and Henry", b. 11 Feb. 1870
2. Ghm-les', b. 1848; m, 1,S83. Res. Dalhs Co., Ia.
8. Alnut; b. 1850; m. 1875, Alvin-Eugene WiUard. Res. 1883, Madison, Neb.
4. Seraph', b. 30 July, 1852; d. 28 Aug. 1852.
5. Miriam', b. 1854; m. 1875, James-Byron Swarthout. She d. 1 Jan.
1881, leaving one dau., Ada-EUzabeth", b. 1 Jlay, 1877, Milo, III.
6. Alexander^, b, 1 Jan, 1858,

THE KENELM' WINSLOW HOUSE AT MARSHFIELD, MASS.

In 'Tratetul remembrance of the kindness of Rev,' Dr. John" Woodbridge, his lady, and family, this ch.4.rt is constructed and published.
" CHART B.—WOODBRIDGE FAMILY.

Rev. Johna Woodbridge ot Stanton, =j=-
near Highworth, Co. Wilts, Eng. |

 Parker, eldest dau. of
Rev. Robert.

1641,

1 Rev lohni b 1813 Stanton Eng He was tor a time at t'le Univ. at Oxford, but Ieft,=Meroy Dudley, b. 2. Eev. Beni.i, b, 16^ Stanton, Eng ; grad. H. Coll,
1. Kev. Jonn 0. lojo, OLauLoii, jiuc, "="°.= '--'.  ,  ._„ „u,-„i, i,„ !„„., „„wnii„o. tr, ¦WSont. 1(521 Eno- • 1642. He rBturnefl to Eneland and Obtained a Uv

on account of the requirement of the oath of conformity, which he Vas unwilling to
take. He came to this country in 1634, in the Mary and Jolm, with his uncle. Bey.
Thomas Parker. After a residence ot eight years he returned to Bug. to settle his
father's estate. He came back, and was ordained as first minister at Andover, Mass.,
24 Oct 1645. In 1647 he was indiiced to go to England again, and did not return until
1663 when he brought his wife and twelve children, he having been ejected m 16b,J,
He settled at Newbury, Mass,, as colleague with Kev, Thomas Parker, but was dis
missed before 1670, Afterwards became a magistrate of the colony. He died li Mar,
1695, [Allen's Biog., and Savage's Oen. Diet,]  ¦_ 

27 Sept, 1621, Eng.;
dau, of Gov. Tho
mas and Dorothy
of Roxbury,Mass
She d. IJuly, 1691.

1642. He returned to England and obtained a liv
ing in his native county, into which hewas induct
ed, 16 Nov, 1648; was honored at Oxford with the
degree of S,T,D, the same year. He next suc
ceeded the famous Dr, Twiss at Newbury, and in.
1662 was ejected from office. He d, 1 Nov, 1684,

1671.

1 SaraW, b,7 3, Bev. John=, b,:
June, 1640, 1644-5; grad, H,
Coll, 1664; began
to preach at An
dover, 1666; was
sett, at Killing-
worth, Ct., 7 Apr.
1669; at Wnthers-
fleld, 167(1, where
he d. 1690.

•2. Lucy2, b. 13
Mar, 1642;
m, 2 Oct.
1667,Bev. Si-
monBrad- street, b.
28 Sep. 1640,
s. of Simon
&Ann (Dud
ley), of Cam
bridge, Ips
wich, Boston,
Andover &
Salem, Ord,
5 Oct, 1670;
d. 168.3, She
m, 2d, Capt,
Daniel Epps.

.Abigail Leete, b,
1647, eld
est d. of
Sov, Wm,
& Ann, of
Guilford,(.'t. She a.
9Feb.i;n,

I 1671,
4. Capt, Thomas=,.-^Mary

b, 1649, Eng, ; d,
30 Mar, 16Sl, at
Newbury,
where he had
resided.

Jones,She ra,
2d, Jo
seph
Coker.

I I 1672,
6, Kev,Benjamin2===Mary
b,'Eng, ; preach
ed sorae years
in Bristol; was
at Kittery, 1688,
Newcastle, N,
H,, 1694, settled
at Medford,
17'02, where he d,
15 Jon, 1710,
_5, Mary2,b, 1652,

L 1
Tim-=Mi

1, Paul',
b- 12 Feb.
1673,

2, MaryS.
b, 20 Feb.
1675,

i I I
3, Thomas', 4, , Johns, i,, 24
h. 28 Jan ] Feb. 1679.
5, ' Benjamin',
b,24Peb,1679.

167'

1 Benja-min^.

Ward,b,
24 June,
1649. d,
of Eev,
John &
Alice (Ed
munds) of Ha
verhill,M, She
d,110ct. 1680.

7. Bev,
othy2, b,
1666, Eng,;
grad, H. C.
1675; was
sixth minis
ter of
Hai-tf. ; d.
:30 Apr. 1732;
m. 2d, Abi
gail { War
ren) [Blood]
m. -SA, Mary
(Pitkin).[See Allen's
Biog. Diet.]

Uev. John', of W. Springflrid, Mass..
b. 10 June. 10;8. Kenilworth. ct.; gr.
H. Coll. 1694, and was ord. 1698. He
was killed by the falling of a tree
under which he was riding, 10 June,
1718, [See Dea, Ebenezer' Parsons
in the Parsojis Memorial.]

irm.

Jemima EUot, b, 14 Nov. 1679, d,
ot Rev, Joseph of Guilt., Ct., and
Mary (Brenton), rt. of Gov, Wm,
of B. I, Joseph Ehot was son
of Bev: John, '-the Indian
Apostle."

I
Mercy', m, 1696,
Bev,Ben,Rug- gles.t of Suit,
Ct„ b. 11 Aug.
gr,H,5,1701; 1678, s. of John
ord, 8 Nov. Jr, of Roxbury,
1704, (Ji-oton, Mass,
Ct,

hetable
(Wyllis)
[Bussell]
Foster, b,
ab't 1658,
d, ot Sam'l
and Buth
(Haynes) of
Hartford,

1 ! i I
8, Joseph-, of -
Newb. ta,
bef, 1634,
Eng,
9, Dorothy-.
10. Ann2.
11. Martha^,
m. Capt.
Sani'l Bug
gies. [Ciipt,
Sam-l-.TIto-
¦nia.'!^] serial
number .jl
of Kuggles.

- Martha
Rogers, d. of Eze
kiel, of
Ipswich,
Mass,, &
Marga ret, wid.
nf Thos.
iioott.

l.tloseph' b, 7 May,
16S7,

I
2, John', b, 13
Feb,1690;gr, H, Coll, 1710;
pro, teacher
at Newb, 1719-
31, and d, 13
Dec. 1731,

3.Nathaniel2, b. --S Jan,
Ifi'.ill,
4. Jlavgarel',
b. 1698.

Rev. Thos.-
Dudley', of
Simsb., Ct,
Rev, Eph,',

1, Samuel', grad, H, Coll,
1701 ; d, 1746; flrst min,
of B, Hartford, Ct,
2; Susainia', [There icere
proh. other children he-
sides those given here.]

3, Eev, Ashbel', b. 170-1;
d. 1768; grad. Yale Coll,
1724; was min, of Glas
tenbury,' Ct.
4, Thi'odore', b, 23 June,
1717.

\, Abigail*, m. John
Mixer.

1729, I 11
Tryphena Euggles,his=2, Rev. John*, b. 25 Deo. 1702; grad. Yale=
cousin, b. 1707, d, of Coll. 1726; was settled in Poquonnook,
Rev. Benjamin and Windsor, Ot. 1726-36; res, Sulfleld, Ot,
Mary (Woodbridge) several years; sett. So, Hadley, 21 Apr,
of Suf, She d, 10 1742, where he rem, in the ministry 41
Jan. 1749. years, until his death by typhus fever
io Sept. 1783.

50.

1. Tryphena',
b, 31 July,
1731; m, Sam.
Preston,
of S. Hadley,
whod,18Jan, 1799, aged 83.
Shed, 18 Aug.
1777, They
had five chil
dren.

I 1762.
ohn'. h  :

!. Maj. J.
24 July, 1732; d.
27 Deo, 1782, of
apoplexy, He
was capt. In
the French and
major in the
Rev. war.

Mary Whit- 8, Benjamin-Ruggles', b. 16
ney, ot Wa- Oot, 1738; d, soon,
tertown.M, 4. Col. Benj, Euggles, M,D,
She d. Aug. born 6 Mar. 1739; died 8
1805, They March, 1819, He was
had flve much in public life, and
children. for many years a member
of the Mass, Legislature.
He was unmarried.

.Martha (Clark) Stiong,
wid. of Daniel, She
was b. 1726, dau. of
Samuel & Mary
[Davial wid. of John.
Shed. 20 Aug. 1783, of
typhus fever, three
weeks before her
husband.

8. Jahleel*, d. inf,
4. Jemima*, m, N Ich-
olson,of N.J.
5. Judge Joseph*, of
Stockbridge, Mass.
6. Timothy*, teacher in
Indian Mission, at
Stockbridge ; judge
of prob. and common
pleas.

7. Benjamin*, d. Inf.
8. Rev. Benjamin*, grad. Tale
Coll. 1740; was ord. 1742 ; In
1783 Mr. BaU was his colleague.
Preached in Amity, Ct,, wElfch
name was changed to Wood-
bridge : in retum for the
honor he presented to the
town " Whitby's Comment
ary," He d. 1786, much res
pected. Two sons settled in
Stockbridge.

6,Jahle6l', b, 13 Deo.
1751 ; d.
Deo, 1825,
unm;
farmer at
S.Hadley, Mass.

6. .ffineas',
b. 29 Sept.
1752; d.a
Jan. 1832,
unm. Far
mer, S.
Hadley,

7. Dr, Sylvester", b,=
10 May, 1754, d, 1824, '
at Southampton,
Mass,j where he
practiced his pro
fession skilfully
and faithfully
many years.

Dorothy', b, 8 Lucy", b. 6 John", b, 12 July, 1769; Martha" b,. Buggies", b.1
May, 1763. Jau. 1765. d. 2. Deo. 1855. 8Jan. 177L June, 1775.

S.Caroline", b. 14 Deo.
1756; d, 27
Feb. 1785;
m.Ithamar
Good
win, of
S. Hadley,
Mass.

9, Sophia, b, 16
Oot. 1761: d.
27 June, 1832;
m. 20 May,
1786, Rev. Jo
seph Strong
who was sett.
at Heath, M„
1790-1803, and
at Eastbury,
Ct , 1806-17. He
d. 19 Deo. 1823,
Clinton, N. Y.
[Strong Qen.,
J>. 361.1

1 Rev John", D, D., b. 2 Deo. 1784, Southampton, Mass, [calUd by mistake, in the Bft. of Sadley,son=^Map-AnnSejmoaT,
" -S- JSmoffiw.] Grad, W. CoU 1804; orf pastor of church in Hadley, 20 June 1810, and remamed | i of Thomas-T of
u itot conneSilon until 15 Sept, 183(), whe/he was dis, to take the pastorate of the Bowery Presb I Hartford Ct. She
Ch to N Y city. He was aftfsett, in Bridgeport and New Hartford, Ct., and, 18 Feb, 1842 became I d. 16 June, 1858.
Urst pastor of the RusseU Society in Hadley, He was dis, 15 July, 1857, but continued to reside I
ia Hadley, where, 14 months 25 days before his birth, his grandfather. Rev, John* W., died,  |_^ 

2, Mindwell", d, 1837; m. Rev. -Vinson
Could.
3. Bev, Sylvester", D. D., sett, ia New
Orleans, La.

3. Susan- Augusta', b, 30 Aug, 1819,
4, Emeline', b, 23 Nov, 1821 ; m, 2 Feb.
1848, Wm,-P. Dickinson. Kem.
to Chicago, 111,
B. Charlotte', b, 6 Mar, 1824; m, 4
Aug, 1842, Elisha-S, Wadsworth
of Chicago.

1 Mindwell', b, 20 Mar, 1815; d. 8 Oct, 1849; m, B
Oot. 1847, Geo. A. GibbS, Esq,, of Chicago, IU.
8. Mary-Ann', b, 13 July, 1817 ; m, 11 Aug, 1840,
Aaron Hawley, who d, 19 Aug, 1847. She m.
. 2nd, 20 July, 1850, Bev. Parsons-Cook, 'D.D., of
Lynn. [See Mem. of Cor-net Jos^h' Parsons].
?Wrnm Southwick Hampden Co , Mass., 8 May, 1834, the compiler ofthis Mbmoriai. Voliiub removed to New York olty; and on and from Sunday, 18 May, for
the neri.^ Iron^fe^V, oe^S, by invitation, a seat 'in the pew of Rev, John-C. Drigham, Corresponding Secretary of the American Bible Society, worshipmg at
the Bowery Presbyterian Church under the ministry of Rev. Dr, John" Woodbridge.

6, Rebecca', b, 22 Mar. 1826; m 2 Oot.
1850, Erastus-S, Williams, Esq.,
of Chicago, IU.
7. John', b. 3 Mar, 1829 ; m. 10 July,
1851, EUzabeth Butler, Lawyer jn
Chicago, 111,

8. Louisa-Christmas, b, 10 Sept.
1831.
fl. El zabeth-Octavia ', b, 10 Jan.
1836; m. 10 Sept, 1853, Rev. Eioh-
ard-H. Richardson, of
Chicago, IU. '

S-l Eleanor' (winslow) bakeb. Appendix.
1. ELEANOR' or ELLEN*, (dau. of Kendm' Winslow,) h. abt. 1637, Marshfield,
Mass. ; -was buried 27 Aug. 1676, aged 39, at Marshfleld ; m. 29 Dec. 1656, Samuel
Baker, of Marshfield. John' Winslow bequeathed unto his "kinsman, Eleanor
Baker," dau. ot his brother, Kenelm Winslow, £5 in goods [WUl of John' Winslow.]
He died 1699. [He married 2d, Patience Simmons, perhaps wid. of Moses, of Scitu
ate, and had Eleanor, Samuel and Josias. Samuel, Jr., m. 27 Feb. 1699, Sarah
Snow.] See Kenelm' Winslow Memorial, p. 78, serial number, 18. Ma/rshfUld, Mass.
Their children were :
2. 1. Kenelm, [10] b. 23 Mar. 1057-8; m. Sarah Bradford.
3. 2. Lydia, b. 18 Feb. 1659-60.
4. 3. Elizabeth, b. 18 Mar. 1661-2.
5. 4. Alice, b. 19 May, 1663.
6. 5. Eleanor, b. 1665.
7. 6. Mary, b. 9 May, 1667.
8. 7.  , b. 1669.
9. 8.  , b. 1671.
Savage says of the children born in 1667, 1669, and 1671, " of whose names, in
the mutilated state of the record, no certainty can be attained."
10. KENELM', [2] (Eleanor'' (Winshw) Baker, Kenelm',) b. 23 Mar, 1657-8,
Marshfleld, Mass. ; married Sarah' Bradford, dau. of Dep. Gov. William" and Alice
(Richards) ot Kingston, Muss., and gr. dau. ot Gov. AVilliam' of Plymouth, Mass.,
and Alice [Southworth] widow of Edward Southworth. Marshfleld, Mass.
Children :
11. 1. Sarah*, [31] b. 28 Oct. 1688; m. 26 Mar. 1713, John Sherman.
13. 3. Alice*, [31] b. 3 Nov. 1690; d. 14 June, 1715; m. 1713, Nathan Thomas.
13. 3. Eleanor',- b. 31 Mar. 1693; m, 1716-17, Benj. PhilUps.
14. 4. Abigail*, b. 33 Dec. 1693 ; m. 1730-21, Gideon Thomas.
15. 5. Kenelm*, [32] b. 3 Nov. 1695; d. 33 May, 1771; m. Patience Doty.
16. 6. Bethiah*, b. 12 May, 1699; m.  ScoUay, of Boston, s.p.
17. 7. Keziah*, b. 15 May or Aug. 1701 ; m.  Clapp, of Rochester, Mass.
18. 8. Samuel*, [139] b. 5 Feb. 1703; d. 4 Nov, 1793; in, Hannah Ford.
19. 9. (William*, [292] b. 18 Oct. 1705; m. 1739, Sarah Perkins.
30, 10- 'Edward*, [394] b. 18 Oct. 1705; married  .
31. SARAH*, [11] (Kenelm', Eleanor' (Winslow) 'Baker, Kenelm',)h. ii8 Oct. 1688;
m, 26 Mar. 1713, John' Sherman, b. 17 Oct. 1682, son of John" and Jane (Hatch)
of Marshfleld and gr. s. of Wm.' and Prudence (Hill) of M. He was one of the first
settlers of Rochester, on land purchased by his father.
Children :
32. 1. Sarah", b. 15 Aug. 1714.
23. 2. Jane', b. 2 Oct. 1716.
24. 3. Alice', b. 29 July, 1719,

Appendix, bakeb, thomas, LrrrLB, turner, fisher, pekby, rETEBSON, banks. 35
25. 4. ( JoHN^ b. 27 July, 1721 ; d. 5 Nov. 1803.
26. 5. 'Abigail', b. 27 July, 1721.
27. 6. Bethia', b. 26 Jan. 1724.
28. 7. William', b. 11 Jan. 1726.
29. 8. Lois', b. 28 Oct. 1728.
30. 9. Samuel', b. 3 Jan. 1730.
31. ALICE*, [12] (Kenelm', Eleanor* (Winshw) Baker, S«n«fe',) b. 3 Nov. 1690;
married in 1713, Nathan Thomas, Sr. One of the inscriptions on Burying Hill,
Marshfleld, reads thus: HERE LIES YE BODY
OF ALICE THOMAS
WIFE OF NATHAN
THOMAS AGED 25
TEARS DYED JUNE
YB 14 1715
33. KENELM*, [15] (Kendm', Eleanor' (Winslow) 'Ba.'ker, Kenelm',) b, 3 Nov. 1695,
North Duxbury, Mass. ; d. 22 May, 1771 ; m. Duxbury, 22 Jan. 1718-19, Patience
Doty, of Mai-shfleld, who d. 18 Feb. 1784, aged 87 years.
Children:
33. John', [40] b. 18 Oct. 1719 ; m. 21 Feb. 1742, Ruth Barker, of Pembroke.
34. Alice', b. 6 Jan. 1722; mamed Ephraim Little.
35. S.VBAH', b. 1 Apr. 1726; married Thomas Little.
36. Kenelm', b. 1 July, 1728; m. 1753, Tabitha Hewit.
37. Elizabeth', [70] b. 29 July, 1730; m. Nathan Turner, ot Soituate.
38. William', [74] b. 16 Oct. 1734; m. Hannah Lincoln, " "
39. Lucy', [81] b. 15 May, 1737; m. 1762, Dr. Daniel Fisher.
40. JOHN', [33] (Kendm*, Kenelm', Eleanor* (Winslow) Baker, Kenelm',) h. 18
Oct. 1719 ; m. 21 Feb. 1748, Ruth Barker, of Pembroke, Mass.
Children :
41. John", [51] b. 14 Oct. 1743; m. Ruth Jones; m. 2d,  [Barker].*
43. Ruth", b. 3 May, 1745 ; probably died young.
43. Alice', b. 25 Nov. 1747: m. 1767, Samuel Perry, of Pembroke.
44. Patience', b. 14 Nov. 1749 ; m. 1768, Abram Peterson, of Duxbury.
45. Sarah", b. 33 July, 1751 ; m. 1773, Calvin Turner, of Penn. Their grand
daughter married Gen. N-P. Banks.
46. Elizabeth", b. 10 Nov. 1753; m. 1774, Joseph Ozier. Removed to the State
of Maine ; perhaps to Bristol.
47. Ruth", b. 10 Oct. 1755 ; m. 27 Jan. 1780, Charles Kant. Rem. to Beadfldd, Me.
48. Lucy", b. 22 Sept. 1763 ; m. 1786, John Thomas.
49. Edward-Doty", [56] b. 10 Jan. 1765; d. 24 May, 1834; m. Olive Weston;
m. 2d, Sally Weston,
50. Scollay", b. 1768 ; m. 1795, Polly Southworth, of Duxbury. Rem. to Knox, Me.
*See "Method in Genealogy,' Appendix, for explanation of this use of the bracket.

86 descendants of elbanoe' (winslow) bakeb. Appendu.
51. JOHN", [41] (John^, Kendm*, Kenelm', Eleanor' (.Winslow) Baker, Kenelm',)
b. 11 Oct. 1743; man-ied Ruth Jones; m. 2d,  [Barker].
Children :
53. Nabby', married Seth Simmons, whose parents were of Duxbury, Mass.
After his death she m. Joshua Ford. His parents were also trom Duxbury.
53. Miriam', married Charles' Baker [194].
54. Barker', (ch. of2dw.), married  Hatch, of Pembroke.
55. Ruth', married Charles Wright, of Marslifleld, Mass.
56. EDWARD-DOTY", [49[ (John', Kenelm*, Kendm', Eleanor' (TTmsZoaj) Baker
Kenelm',) b. 10 Jan. 1765; d. 24 May, 1834; married Olive Weston, dau. of Dea. Wil
liam ; m. 3d, Sally Weston, sister of Olive, Buixbury, Mass.
Children :
57. Sylvanus-W.', born 1793.
58. Capt. Otis', born in 1794 ; married  , of Marshfleld. Sea-captain.
ChUd :
59. Capt. Otis'. Res. Kingston.
60. Edward-D', bom in 1796 ; married Lucy Turner. They had a large family
of child rrn.
61. LuCY-W.', born in 1799.
63. George;'.
63. ALMHiA', married Joseph Brewster,
0-1, Barker-C.
65. John'.
66. William'.
67. James'.
68. Sarah'.
69. Mary-E', born in 1824.
70. ELIZABETH', [37] (Knelm*, Kendm', Eleanor^ (Wivshw) Baker, Kenelm',)
b. 39 July, 1730 ; married Nathaniel Turner, of Scituate, Mass.
Child:
71. Temperance", married Isaac Thomas.
Child:
72. Zenas', married Mary Randell.
Child:
73. Aclisah', married Capt. Curtis Goodsell, of East Boston, who bought
the farm owned by Kenelm' Winslow, at Marshfield, Mass. [See
smal No. 1929 of Kenelm' Winshw Menwrial.]
74. WILLIAM', [88] (Kendm*, Kenelm', Eleanor' (Winslow) Baker, Kendm',) b.
10 Oct. 1734 ; married Hannah Lincoln, whose parents resided in Scituate, Mass. '
Children :
75. John", b, 38 Apr. 1754 ; married Sarah Simmons.
70. Meroy", b. Apr, 1756; " John Ford.

Appendix. K. hunt, fisher, bawson, bruob, FisEKcn, pelt, curtis. 37
77. WILLU.M", b. 10 Sept. 1759; m. Abigail Low.
78. Hannah", b. 28 Oct. 17G7; " Joseph Hunt.
79. NATHANiEL",b. 3Feb. 1770; " Mary Turner.
80. Benjamin", b. 10 June, 1773 ; was unmarried.
81. LUCY', [39] (Kenelm*, Kenelm', Eleanor' { Winslmo) B3.'k.Bt,Kenehn',) b. 15 May,
1737 ; died in 1814, North Brookfield, Mass. ; married, in 1762, Dr. Daniel Fisher,
whose parents were of Marshfield, and afterwards of Wrentham, Mass.
Children :
83. Daniel-Cowell", b. 5 May, 1764.
83. Lucy-Baker', [86] b. 1765; d. 1812-13; m. Thompson Bawaoa.
84. Joseph", b. 24 Nov. 1767.
85. Charles", bapt. 10 Nov. 1772.
86. LUCY BAKER", [83] (Lwyy' (Baker)'Eish.&i, Kendm*, Kendm', Eleanor' (Wins-
low) Baker, Kendm',) born in 1765 ; died 1812-13, North Brookfield, Mass. She mar
ried at Mendon, Mass., 6 Oct. 1785, Thompson" RAWSON, b. ,22 Feb. 1764, at M., s.
of Edward* and Deborah (Warren) of M. [Edward* was s. ot Nathaniel' and Han
nah (Thompson), gr. s. of WilUam' and Ann (Glover) and gr. gr. s. of Edward' and
Rachel (Perne). Bawson Gen., p. 65.] He settled in Brookfield, Mass., and lived
there till 1814. After the death of his wife he lived with his son Fisher, at New Or
leans, La., where he died, 24 Mar. 1848.
Children :
87. Hlbam', [99] b. July, 1786; d. 1 June, 1865; m. Nancy Hamilton.
88. Betsey', b. 22 Mar. 1788; d. 13 Sept. 1818, Waldoboro, Me. ; m. 3 Apr. 1806,
Charles Bruce.
89. Avery', b. 25 Nov. 1789; i 22 Feb. 1827; m. 11 June, 1816, Harriet Bar
nard.
Children :
89». Avery".
SO". AdeUne", m. Isaac French.
90. Lucv-Fishbk', b. 26 Deo. 1791 ; d. 10 Mar. 1815.
91. Nancy', b. 6 Jan. 1794; d. 10 Oct. 1814.
92. Horace', b. 30 Sept. 1795; d. 3 Apr. 1835; m. 31 Nov. 1820, Mary-Lowe
Barnard. They have one son, a merchant in Waldoboro, Me.
93. Eunice', b. 18 Dec. 1797; d. 35 Dec. 1816.
94. Fishes', b. 15 Feb. 1800; d. 23 July, 1848, New Orleans, La. He marriod,
1834, Mary-R. Berry.
95. Wabken', b. 21 June^ 1802; is deceased. He married at Camden, Me., 6
Oct. 182.0, Lucy-H. Gould. Lawyer. They had six children, one of
whom, Edwin-Tilton-Gould', res. 1872, Rockland, Me.
96. Harriet', b. 9 Jan. 1805 ; is deceased ; m. 25 Dec. 1844, Daniel-Ide Felt.
97. Thompson-Baxtek', b. 21 May, 1807; d. 20 Dec. 1827, Waldoboro, Me.
98. Hannah', b. 16 Mar. 1810; d. 2 Jan. 1845; m. New Orleans, 8 June, 1832,
Edward Curtis, of N.O.

38 descendants of blbanob' (winslow) baker. Appendix. K.
99. HIRAM', [37] (s, of Lucy-Baker' (Fisher) Rawson) b. July, 1786, Jlendon,
Worcester Co., Mass. ; d. 1 June, 1865, Montgomery, Franklin Co., Vt. ; m. North
Brookfield, Mass., 1 Mar. 1808, Nancy Hamilton, b. 1 Nov. 1792, N.B., dau. of
Rufus and Mary (Kingsbury) of N.B. He held various town ofiices. and was a
member of the constitutional convention in 1854. Fanner. Res. Waldoboro, Cam
den, Rockland, and Eddington, Me.
Children :
100. 1. Windsor-Ayers', b. 11 or 12 May, 1808, Brookfield, Mass. ; m. Montgomery,
Vt., 26 Jan. 1850, Betsy Thomas, born in M., dau. ot Zebulon, of M.
Farmer. Res. 1873, Montgomery, Vt.
101. 2. Joseph-Addison", b. 13 July, 1810, Brookfield, JIass. ; d. 28 Sept. 1832,
Montgomery.
103. 3. Hiram-Fisher", b. 5 Sept. 1813, M. ; d. 4 July, 1814, B.
103. 4. Hiram-Hamilton", b. 3 June, 1815, B, ; married at M., 26 Feb. 18-10, Harriet
Johnson, b. 29 Mar. 1817, M,, dau. ot Levi aud Lucy (Martin) of Putney,
Vt. Captain in militia ; justice of the peace for twenty-flve years ; and
sheriff of FrankUn County eight years. Farmer. Res. 1872, Montgomery, Vt.
Children born in Montgomery:
104. 1. Levi-Jarvis", b. 9 Mar. 1842; is an Engineer on the Lakes; ran the W.
M. Tweed from Buffalo to Chicago, 1872 ; was unmarried at that date,
105. 3. Homer-HamUton", b. 9 Feb. 1844; in 1872,- had a meat market in
Hudson, Mich.
106, 3. Alice-Emily', b. 23 Jan. 1846.
107. 4. Harriet- Adell', b. 7 Jan. 1849.
108. 5. Alma-Nancy', d. 36 Feb. 1853, Montgomery.
109. 6. Frederic-Fisher", b. 27 Feb. 1855.
110. 6. Horace", b. 3 July, 1817, Waldoboro, Me. ; d. 4 Nov. 1861, Montgomery,
Vt. ; married there, 1 Nov. 1850, Sarah Crissa, born in Westfield, Vt.,
dau. ot John, of W. Fai-iner.
Children:
111. Eugene".
112. Otis-Hamilton'.
113. Nina".
114. 6. Joel", b. 4 July, 1819, Montgomery, Vt. ; d. there, 7 July, 1819.
115. 7. Nancy", b. 3 June, 1831, at M. ; married there, 30 Mar, 1843, Archibald
CampbeR, born in Putney, Vt., s. of Charles, of M, Farmer.
Res. 1873, Montgomei-y Center, Vt.
Children born in M :
116.  Ormsby'-
117. Lovel-Rawson".
118. EUis", d. June, 1871, aged 30, Montgomery.
119. 8. Rufus", b. 14 Mar. 1834, M. ; married there, -30 June, 1868, Caira Kelton
b. Mar. 1841, M., dau. of Otis-Lovel and Carrie (  ) of M, Parmer!
lies, 1873, Montgomery, Vt.

Appendix. K. bichardson, baker, tho-uas, perby. 89
Child:
120. Jennie-Dorcas*, b. 35 Dec. 1870, 51.
131. 9. Harriet", b. 7 June, 1828, M, ; ra. M., 10 Sept. 1852, Andrew- Jackson
Richardson, born in Corinth, Vt., s. of Benjamin and Eliza (Swan) of .M.
Farmer. Res. 1872, Montgomery, Vt.
Children :
123. Anstiee*.
123. Harriet*.
124. Martha*.
135. Kate'.
136. Choate".
137. 10. Warren-Addison', b. 33 May, 1832, Montgomery, Vt. ; ra. there, September,
1863, Abbie-IIead Fuller, b. 8 Sept. 1839, M., dau. of Bethuel- Washburn
and Dolly (Head) of M. Farmer. Res. 1872, Montgomery, Vt.
Child:
128. Charles-FuUer*, b. January, 1869, M.
129. SAMUEL*, [IS] (Kendm', Eleanor' (Win.slow) Baker, Kenelm',) b. 5 Yeb.
1702; died 4 Nov. IT'JlJ, aged 91 ; married, 9 Nov. 1726, Marshfleld Bee, Hannah
Ford, who died 38 Apr. 1800, 'aged 95Iyears. She was dau. of Jas. and Hannah (Ding-
ley), and gr. dau. ot Michael and Abigail (Snow) who was dau. of Anthony Snow and
Abigail (Warren) dau. of Richard' and Elizabeth (  ) Warren, of the ever memora
ble company who were passengers in the Mayflower in 1630. [Hannah Dingley was
dau. of Jacob and Elizabeth, and gr. dau. of John and Sarah, early settlers of tbe
town of Marshfield.] Buxbury, Mass.
Children:
130. Eleanor', b. 21 Sept. 1727; m. 7 Nov. 1754; Joseph' Thomas [1233].
131. Hannah', b. 25 Feb. 1729; lived to be more than 90 years of age; m. 1767,
Samuel Smith. s. p.
133. Bethia", b. 11 May, 1733; m. 25 Dec. 1760, Henry Perry.
133. Huldah', b. 23 June, 1734.
134. Samuel', b. 26 Feb. 1735; was drowned May 1759, "at the Eastward."
135. James", [140] b. 4 Jan. 1737; d. 3 Aug. 1798; m. Celia Adams.
136. ¦ Thomas', b. 34 Jan. 1739; m. 1795, Sarah Thomas, s. p.
137. Charles", [149] b. 26 Apr. 1741; d. 17 Jan. 1817; m. Deborah Williamson.
[Sarah", b. 5 Oct. 1741, ace. to Mitchell.]
138. Maj-. Elijah', [257] b. 11 July, 1744 ; m. Mary Whittemore.
139. Abigail', b. 24 Sept. 1746 ; m. 15 Oct. 1769, Israel Perry, of Hanover,
140. JAMES', [135] (Samuel*, Kendm', Eleanor' (Winslow) Baker, Kenelm',) h. 4
Jan. 1737 ; d. 3 Aug. 1798 ; m. Celia Adams, whose parents res. Kingston.
Children:
141. James", d. 37 July, 1769, in his 11th year.
142. Samuel", m. Eleanor Joyce, dau. of John and Faith (Stevens).

40 DESCENDANTS OF ELEANOR^' (WIKSLOW) BAKliK. Appciulix. K.
Children:
143. James'. ,
144. Faith'.
145. Elizabeth'.
146. Cella".
147. Mary".
148. Thomas', married and had thirteen children, all of whom were daughters
excepting the last.
149. CHARLES', [137] (Samuel*, Kenelm', Eleanor' (Winshw) Baker, Kenelm',)
b. 26 Apr. 1741; d. 17 Jan. 1817; married Deborah WUUamson, b. 24 Jan. 1742; d.
16 Jan. 1834 ; dau. of Samuel and EUzabeth (Eames). He Uved on the ancestral
lands of the Bakers.
Children born in Marshfleld :
150. 1. Eleanor", [157] b. 21 Jan. 1769 ; m. Ichabod Weston ; m. (2) Ira Chandler.
151. 2. Abigail", [166] b. 18 May, 1770; d. 8 Apr. 1812; m. Asa Walker.
152. 3. Charles", [194] b. 18 Dec. 1771 or 28 Dec. 1772; d. 22 Dec. 1846; m.
Miriam Baker.
153. 4. Samuel", [214] b. March, 1774; d. 4 Apr. 1853; m. Eunice' Perry.
154. 5. John", b. Sept. 1776; d. Sept. 1778.
155. 6. Deborah", b. 10 Jan. ] 781 ; m. Simeon Weston, b. 6 May, 1781 ; d. 13 Aug.
1805 ; s. of Asa and Sarah (Brewster) of Marshfleld. They had Simeon',
b. 18 Oct. 1805; d. 5 July, 1835, unmarried.
156. 7. .Tohn", b. 28 Mar. 1788 ; d. 10 June, 1808.
157. ELEANOR", [150] (Olmrles', Samuel*, Kenehn', Eleamm' (Winslow) Baker.
Kenehn',) b. 31 Jan. 1769, man-ied Ichabod Weston, 8. of Dea. William. He died
at sea. She married 2d, Ira Chandler.
Children:
158. Baker', b. May, 1789.
159. Hannah-Baker', b. 4 Aug. 1791; married Peter- West McLauthlin, s. ot
Joseph and Jane (West) of Kingston, Mass. After his death she married
Samuel IVEcLauthlin, br. of her first husband.
Children :
160. Peter-West". Res. 1871, Kingston, Mass.
By 2d marriage :
161. Hannah', is not living. She married Thomas Adams, who res. 1871,
Kingston, Mass.
163. Christi ania-Holmes", d. 34 June, ISrO; marrifed John Johnson.
163. Samuel", married Hannah Snell. Ues. 1871, North Bridge, cater, Mass.
164. Simeon", married Frances Briidtord, lies. 1871, Kingston Mass.
165. Eleanor-Baker', b. 8 Apr. 1813; marrieil Abuer-'\^¦illiaIn Pollard.

Appendix. K. Sylvester, caever, bates, hunt, brown. 41
166. ABIGAIL', [151] (Charles', Samuel*, Kenelm', Eleanor' (Winshw) Baker,
Kenelm',) )3. 18 May, 1770; d. 8 Apr. 1812; andwas buried in Marshfleld, Mass,
She mariied at M., 28 Nov. 1793, Asa WALKER, b. 21 May, 1763, atM,, s. of Isaiah
and  (Sherman). [He married 3d, 15 Apr. 1813, Lydia Thomas, dau. of Zona.s,
of M.] He died in 1820, and was buried in Marshfleld, Farmer,
Children born in Marshdeld:
167. 1. Lucy', [ ] b, 7 June 1794; m. Marshfield, 7 June. 1813, Thomas-Osborn
Sylvester, b. 14 Jan. 1792, at M,, s. of James and Sally Osborn, of M.
He died 29 Oct. 1862, Cohasset. Blacksmith.
Children :
168. 1. Lucy- Walker", b. 27 Feb. 1814, Scituate, Mass. ; d. there, 1 June, 1816.
169. 2. Roxana-Thomas". b. 13 Feb. 1816, S. ; m. Quincy, Mass., 15 Jan. 1837,
Hatch Carver, a descendant of Gov. Carver, b. 3 July, 1813, Pembroke,
Mass., s. of Barstow and Lucy (Hatch) of Marshfleld. Ship-cai-pen-
ter; has held various town offices. Res. 1872, East Marshfleld, Mass.
Children :
ITO. 1. Emma-Mandana'. b. 9 Apr. 1840, Marshfleld; married there, 1
Jan. 1866, Albert Bates, b, 23 Nov. 1841, s. of MarshaU and
Huldah (Hall) ot M. Mrs. Bates has in her possession two ma
hogany chairs that Maj. -Gen. Winslow brought' from England.
His son. Dr. Isaac Winslow, sold them to a Mr. Rogers, end his
wife who survived him thirty years, gave them, at her decease,
to Mrs. Bates. See Memorial of Gov. Edwa/rd' Winslow. Boot
maker. Res. 1873, E. Marshfleld, Mass.
Child:
171. Walter-CUft", b. 11 May, 1868, Marshfleld.
172. 2. Francis-Eugend', b. 9 Aug. 1841, M.
173. 3. George-Hatch', b. 14 Sept. 1852, M.
174. 8. Jane-Le-wis", b. 9 Nov, 1818, Scituate, Mass.; d. there, 25 Sept. 1822.
175. 4. Deborah- Walkei-*, b, 19 May, 1822, S. ; married George Hunt.
Res. 1872, Hingham, Mass.
176. 6. Mai-cia-Ann', b. 14 Feb 1824, S. ; married  Res. 1873,  Mass.
177. 6. Mary- Ann Hatch', b. 30 Dec. 1839, Scituate ; m. by Rev. James Lunt,
Quincy, Plymouth Co., Mass. 3 Dec. 1850, Washington Bro-wn, b.
36 Oct. 1819, Abington, Plymouth Co., Mass. Wholesale boot and
shoe dealer in Baston. Res. 1872, N. Cohasset, Mass.
Children :
178. " 1. Marian', b. 34 Mar. 1853, Philadelphia, Pa. ; d. 25 Mar. 1863,
N. Cohasset,
179. 2. Anna-Mary', b. 13 Nov. 1855, Braintree, Mass.
180. 3. Lucy- Walker', b. 35 June, 1859, N. Cohasset.
181. 4. Arthur-Hampden', b. 10 May, 1864, "

42 DESCENDANTS OF ELEANOR' (wiNSLOW) BAKER. Appendix.
182. 5. Bessie- Wales', b. 10 May, 1869, N. Cohasset.
183. 6. W.-Augustus', b. 24 Oct. 1870, N.
184. 7. Sarah-Augusta", b. 30 Mar. 1833, Quincy, Mass, ; married 
Kittrell, who is now deceased. She res, 1873, Hingham, Mass.
185. 3. Deborah', b. 7 June, 1798, Marshfield; married Edward Stevens, of Han
son, Mass.
186. 3. Charles', b. Aug. 1800 at M. ; is not living. He married Ann-Matilda
Reed, b. 6 Apr. 1811, dau. of Jesse. After his death she married E.-M.
Jocelyn. She res. 1872, Marshfleld.
Children :
187. Charles-Howard". Res. 1872, Marshfield, Mass.
188. Matilda-A.", married  Damon. " "
189. Almeda', married  E-yvell. ;' "
190, 4. Wealthy', b. 39 Nov. 1803, Marshfield; married Horatio-Gates Reed, s. of
Jesse, and brother of Ann-Matilda, who married Charles' [186]
191. 5. Julia-Ann', b. 19 Jan. 1805, at Marshfield; d. 22 June, 1834, Middleboro.
She married Alexander Feltis, of Vassalboro, Me., and Quincy. Black
smith.
Child:
192. Asa'.
193. 6. Abigail-Bakke', b. 23 July, 1807; married Dean Randall, who is no-w
deceased. His parents resided in Weymouth, Mass.
She res. 1871, East Weymouth, Mass.
194. CHARLES', [153] (Charles', Samuel*, Kenelm', EUanor' (Winshw) Baker,
Kenelm',) b. 28 Dec. 1773; d. 22 Dec. 1846; married Miriam' Baker [53], dau. of
John' and Ruth (Jones).
Children:
195. 1. Eleanor', married Abner Sampson.
Children :
196. Charies'.
197. George'.
198. 2. Alvin'. married Ruby Weston, dau. of Chandler and Judith (Sampson).
After her death he married Martha Delano, dau. of EUjah and JIartha
(Alden). s.p.
199. 3. Charles-Martin', married Mary Morgan, s p
300. 4. Harriet', married Calvin-Bullock Payne, son ot Dr, Isaac and Abigail
(Thomas,) and gr. s. of Dea. Briggs Thomas aud Abigail (Thomas).
Child:
201. Rowena".
202. 5. Hiram', is not living. He married j\Iai-iel Damon, dau. of Truman and
Mercy (Ames),

Appendix. hall, tavloii, baker, hewett. 43
Children:
203. Charles-Henry'.
304. Mariel'.
205. . Alvin-Turner'.
306. Hiram", died, and was buried with his father.
207. 6. Miriam', b. 16 Mar. 1813; married Warren Hall, s. of Danforth and Betsy
(Trouant) of Marshfield. Res. 1872, E. Marshfleld, Mass.
Children:
208. Rowena', b. 5 Apr. 1843; was unmarried in 1871.
209. Adin-Wilds", died in infancy.
210. Clara-Augusta", b. 31 Apr. 18—; married, July, 1809, George Taylor,
s. of Willis and Lucy (Swift) of Pembroke, Mass.
Child:
311. Lucy-Warren', b. 16 Dec. 1869.
312. 7. Ruth', died aged 2 years,
313. 8. Harvey', m. Sylvania Thomas, dau. of Peleg and Sylvania (Keene). s.p.
314. SAMUEL", [153] (Charles.', Samuel*, Kendm', Eleanor' (Winslow) Baker,
Kenelm',) born March, 1774, Marshfield, Mass. ; died 4 Apr. 1852. He married, 7
Jan. 1805, Eunice" Perry, b. 14 Jlar. 1777, dau. of Israel and Abigail' (Baker) ot
Marshfield [139]. She died 24 Nov. 1863.
Children :
215. 1. Horatio', b. 20 Oct. 1806; m. November, 1833, Lydia Prouty, b. 19 July,
1807, dau. of David and  (Stoddard). s.p,
216. 3. Paul', b. 16 Jan, 1808; married, 1 June, 1834, Achsah Loud, b. 24 
1813, dau. of Samuel and Huldah. She died 37 Apr. 1856. He married
2nd, Laura Baldwin.
Children :
317. John-Henry", died aged 4 years.
318. Reuben", b. 13 Mar. 1837; married a widow whose maiden name was
Mary Boynton. s.p.
219. Henry-Augustus', b. 11 Aug. 1841; married Sarah Q. Thomas.
Children :
220. Martha- Cora', b. July, 1863.
321. Henry- Atherton', b. 24 Nov. 1864.
333. Josepli-Harlan'.
333. Eunice", b. 16 Oct. 1844.
324. Arthur", b. 28 Mar. 1856.
225, Edgar", b. 8 Feb. 1861.
236. Paul-Grayson', b. 31 May, 1863.
327.  , died aged 13 hours.
238. 3, Sarah-Thomas', b. 28 Nov. 1809; m. 34 Dec. 1880, Joseph Hev/ett, b, 7
Aug. 1804, s. of Joseph and AbigaU (Harlow) of Marshfield.

44 descendants of blbanor' (winslow) bakeb. Appendix. K.
Children :
229. 1. Lucius', b. 22 May, 1832; d. unmarried, 24 Nov. 1859.
230. 2. Herman', b. 27 Oct. 1833; m. Sarah Severance, who died 11 May, 1869.
Child:
231, Herman', b. 20 Mar. 1869.
232. 3. Edward- Austin", b. 29 Nov. 1834; was burned to death in his grandfa
ther's house, 4 Nov. 1838.
233. 4. EUen-EUza", b. 12 Oct. 1836; was unmarried in 1871.
234. 5. Edward-Austin", b. 30 Mar. 1840. ; m. Nov. 1868, Mary MitcheU.
Children :
235. 1. Mairy-Alice' , b. 11 June, 1868.
236. 2. Sarah-Balcer', b. 31 Dec. 1870.
237. 6. Abby', b. 28 Feb. 1842; m. Nov. 1868, the day after Thanksgiving,
Harvey-Otis Mitchell, s. of Harvey and  (Howard).
Child:
238. Agnes-Helena*, b. 26 Aug. 1870.
239. 7. Samuel-Myron', b. 21 Sept. 1843.
240. 8. Nancy", b. 23 Oct. 1845.
241. 9. Sarah- Amanda", b. 29 Jan, 1847; d. Sept. 1857.
242. 10. Justin", b. 2 Oct. 1852.
243. 4. Achs.\h-Lbwis', b. 17 Apr. 1811; m. 21 Apr. 1841; Capt. Stephen-Gushing
Sprague, b. 19 July, 1812, Marshfield, s. ot Jonathan and Ruth (Phillips)
ot M. Sea-captain.
Children born in Marshfleld:
244. 1. Elisha-Cushing", b. 16 Apr. 1842; m. King.ston, Mass., 1 Nov. 1868,
Louisa Cushman, b. 8 Sept. 1848, dau. of Geo. and Betsey (Cushman)
of K.
Children :
245. 1. Caroline- Louisa', b. 1 .luly, 1869.
246. 2. Nettie- Gerti-ude', b. 3 Feb. 1871.
247. 3. Horatio-Baker", b. 11 Nov. 1843. Res. 1871, Pescadero, Cal.
248. 3. Marcia-Thomas", b. 11 June, 1845; d. 5 Sept. 1850.
349. 4. AdeUne-Jameson", b. 31 Jfar, 1855.
250. 5. Samuel', b. 24 Apr. 1813; d. 4 Aug. 1816.
351. 6. Nancy-Rogers', b. 16 June, 1813,
253. 7. John', b. 8 Apr. 1815; married, 8 Jan. .1854, Jlary- Ann Tilden, b. 26 Nov.
1825, dau. of John and Mary (Raynolds) of North Bridgewater, JIass.
Children :
253. 1. Mary-Raynolds', b. 23 Jlar. 1859.
254. 2. John", b. 20 Jlar, 1S61.
255. 3. Abbie Tilden", b. 30 June, 18G3.
250. 8. Samuel', b. 7 Feb. 181s,

Appendix. K. Baker, weston, -sheeman. 45
257. MAJ. ELIJAH', [138] (Samuel*, Kendm', Eleanor' (Winshw) Baker, Kenehn',)
b. 11 July, 1744; served in the Revolutionary army; was chosen captain in 1773;
left the army vyith the rank of major. He was Representative for Duxbury, 1788-4.
He married Mary Whittemore, dau. of Jabez. Duxbury, Mass.
Children :
258. 1. Anna Whittbmore", b. 29 Apr. 1778; d. 1850 or '51.
250. 2. Elijah', [264] b. 8 Oct. 1782 ; married Betsey Fish.
260. 8. Jabez- Whittemore", b. 7 June, 1786, Duxbury; d.there, about 1810, aged
about 25. He was unmarried. " He left so pleasant a memory behind
that even now (1870) aged people speak of his manly traits and flne
physique."
261. 4. Maj. George", [276] b. 14 Nov. 1787 ; d. aged about 50 ; m. Rebecca SneU.
263. 5. Daniel", [383] b. 2 July 1790 ; d. 14 Apr. 1871 ; m. Zeruiah-Bryant Walker.
263. 6. Polly-Feost", died about 1860.
264. CAPT. ELIJAH", [259] (Maj. Elijah', SamueV, Kenehn', Eleanor'' (yVinshw)
Baker, Kendm',) b. 8 Oct. 1782; married Betsey Fish, dau. of Capt. Adam, of Dux
bury, Mass. Capt. Baker was an able ship-master, respected and beloved, who
spent the principal portion of his life upon the sea.
Children :
265. Elijah', is now dead ; married Augusta Winsor.
Child:
266. Helen-Parker", bom in Duxbury, Mass. ; married Alden-B Weston, a
native of that place. Res. 1871, Duxbury; 1873, Boston, Mass.
367. Lysander', died, unmarried, in California.
268. Thomas', is also dead ; married Almina Josselyn.
ChUd:
369. George'.
370. Elizabeth', is deceased ; married  ,
271. Augusta', married  Sherman. [See MS. concerning Shermans, in
Library of New Eng. Hist, and Gen. Soe] Res. 1871, Marshfleld, Mass.
272. Amahda-F', is- deceased.
273. Francis-Heney', died aged 16, at Duxbury, Mass.
274. Marcia'.
275. Maey', married, and is deceased.
276. JIAJ. GEORGE", [301] (Miy. Elijah', Samuel*, Kenelm', Eleanor' (Winslmo)
Baker Kenelm',) b. 14 Nov. 1787; d. aged about 50, Jlarshfleld, Mass. ; m. Duxbury,
Mass. in 1816 Rebecca Snell. Maj. Baker possessed extraordinary colloquial
powers. Child:
277. George-Maetin', born in Marshfleld; married Sophronia Weston, of M,
School-teacher ; Postmaster ; Representative ; and Pres. of Marshfield
Agricultural Society. Res. 1871, Marshfield, Mass,

46

descendants of blbanor' (winslow) bakeb. Appendix. K,

Children:
278. George", bom in Marshfield. Res. 1871, Marshfldd, Mom.
279. Frank', at the last date of communication vrith the famUy, was a West
Point Cadet; "a young man of marked abiUty and promise, whose
appointment was not purchased with gold."
280. Martin".
381. Mary".
383. SteUa".
283. DANIEL", [303] (Maj. Elijah', Samuel*, Kenelm', Eleanor' (Winslow) Baker,
Kenehn',) b. 3 July, 1790; d. 14 Apr. 1871, Duxbury, JIass. ; m. about 1820, Zei-uiah-
Bryant Walker, b. 12 Sept. 1799, Marshfleld, dau. of Levi and Zeruiah-Bryant
(Holmes.) She once Uved on the Snow Winslow place. He was a mariner until his
marriage, after which time he resided in Buxbury, Mass.
Children:
284. 1. Capt. Daniel-Dbxter', born in 1833; married at Marshfleld, JIass., 2 Jan.
1853, JoannarAmanda' Hatch, b. 7 Jan. 1829, at M., dau. of Luther" and
Abigail-Peterson (Phillips) of M., and grand-dau. of Dea. Charles and Jo
anna' (Winslow), (Job*, Gilbert', NathanieV, Kendm'). See Memorial,
[8660]. Res. 1871, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Child:
285. Addie-Dexter', b. 29 May, 1857, Marshfleld.
386. 2. Adeline', bom in 1839; died in 1856; married in 1853, WilUam-N. Jame
son, who died in 1855. Merchant. s.p. Res. Plymouth, Mass.
287. 8. Lieut. Edward', b. 24 July, 1831 ; married in Plymouth, 9 Oct. 1856,
Sophia-Bartlett Weston, of P., born in 1831, dau. of Lewis and Patty
(Drew). They had a son, born 1 May, 1861, who died the same year. We
are indebted to Lieut. Baker for the following account of his experiences
in the war: At sixteen years ot age he entered the Merchant service, and
at twenty-flve became a shipmaster, which busiuess he followed until the
rebellion broke out, when he applied for and obtained an appointment as
acting Master in the U. S. Navy, serving at Washington and on the Poto
mac river, from May till October, 1861, when the ship on which he
served, the Pocahontas, joined the Port Royal expedition, in command ot
Percival Drayton, one of those patriots from whom all selfish ties seemed
wrung out by the exigencies of the occasion, he being a son of South
Carolina, and his own brother commanding at the time the rebel force at
Port Royal — the fortiflcations at Hiltou Head being built upon his own
plantation. The Pocgliontas was detained by the fearful storm which the
fleet encountered, and came late into the engagement, but boldly and.
deflantly she ran near the batteries holding their flre for her approach,
and invited their hospitalities by plunging a ten-inch shell in their teeth.
An iron hail showered upon her, but Drayton, cooler than the iron mis
siles, darted on into the familiar waters, humorously remarking, "the
last time I entered this harbor it was to a picnic," and, pressing- in till
?he vessel's keel took the ground, during the remaining two hours of the

Appendix. K. tiEUT. Bdwaed' baker. 47
fight no battery did better service than that of the Pocahontas. How the
hearts of his subordinates swelled within them, as Du Pont ran under the
stern of the ship, and shouted, "I knew you'd be here in time, Drayton 1"
God bless him for the words to the pure-minded patriot, every fibre of
whose heart was -wi-iing by conflicting emotions. The balance of the
first Winter of the war was spent on the coast of South Carolina and
Georgia, the crew of the Pocahontas planting one of her flags upon a Mar
teUo tower on Tybee Island, the first Union flag planted in that State.
The capture of Tybee Island was the commencement of the reduction of
Fort Pulaski, below Savannah. The captures of Fernandina, St. Simons,
Brunswick, sinking the fieet of " stone ships " in the Charleston channels,
and sharp raids up rivers, are among the incidents in the writer's life on
the South Atlantic Squadron, under Du Pont. In the Pall of 1862, the
ship was attached to Farragut's Gulf Squadron, and in January, 1863,
the British steamer Autona was captured, and the subject of these re
marks was placed in command of her, as Prize Master, afterwards
retained for a time, while the Autona was a gunboat. His next service
was on the Oneida, as sailing master; was afterwards detached from her,
with orders to the Kennebec, as executive officer, upon which vessel he
remained till the close of the war. During these eighteen months'
service on the Kenndiec, several valuable prizes were captured by
her, and she participated in the fight at the Mobile forts, on the
5th of August, 1864. She was the flrst vessel in immediate contact with
the formidable ram Tennessee, so terribly hammered and heroically cap
tured by Farragut's fleet. She was one of two gunboats which received a
printed General Order ftf thanks for heroic service in destroying an English
blockade ninner, on the beach, immediately under the rebel guns, from
the great Admiral, sometimes called in the fleet the " Old Salamander,"
the grandest, most glorious old sea king who ever braved the storm, or
met a foe; and at this time Drayton was his fleet captain. They seemed
in great sympathy with each other. The same spirit of devotion inspired
these heroic patriots. Tliey both had near kindred, whose hands were
bitterly turned against the mother who nurtured them — their country —
they were high-toned gentlemen, and noble utterance was common to
their lips.
The "Kennebec's" services in which the subject of this paper partici
pated, closed at the surrender of Galveston, Texas, the "last ditch." He
received promotion, and repeatedly shared with others in the commenda
tions of the beloved Admiral, and his name may be found specially mentioned
in the report of the Jlobile flght. Res. 1876, Thtdmry, Mass.
38S. Capt. Levi', born in 1835 ; died in 1869 ; married, 1859, Mary-Jane Bonney,
ot Kingston. He early became a master mariner. During the summer
of 1869, he returned home from a trying, disastrous voyage, sickened
with typhoid fever, and died deeply lamented by those who knew him
best. At his death, a great heart ceased to beat.
Children :
289. Mary- Agnes'. >
37

48 DESCENDANTS OF eleanoe' (winslow) BAKER. Appendix. K.
290. Edward',
391. Levi'.

392. WILLIAM*, [19] (Kenelm', Eleanor' (Winshw) BsLkei, Kenehn'.) b. 18 Oct.
1705; married, 1739, Sarah Perkins, of Charlestown, Mass. Jlessenger of the. Gov
ernor and Council. Res. near Fort HiU, in Boston, Mass.
Child:
893. William', married Alice Phillips, dan. of Capt. Benjamin and Alice
(Thomas) of Marshfleld and Boston. They had a daughter who married
Christopher Tilden, and had EUza', who married James Dalton, Esq.,
of Boston.

294. EDWARD*, [20] (Kendm*, Eleanor* ('Winshw) Baker, Kenelm',) b. 18 Oct.
1705 ; married ¦. Res. near Boylston Market, in Boston, Mass.
ChUdren:
395. Anna', married  Durivage.
Children :
296. Francis-S"., married Lucy Everett, sister of Edward, and dau. of Rev.
Oliver, minister of Bostou Mass., who died 19 Nov. 1802, Dorchester.
[Allen's Biog. Dictionary.] Mrs. Durivage named Everetta-R"., daugh
ter of John' Winslow, after her own name ot Everett.
Children:
297. Francis- Alexander''. Author. Res. 1876, New York City.
397*. Everetf, is deceased.
397". John', "
397'. BobeH'', "
298. Hannah", d, I.S Dec, 1833, Boston, Mass.
399. Anna-Letitia", married Rev. Henry Aldworth, of Williamsburg, L.L,
where both died.
300. Letitia', died unmarried in 1844-5, Williamsburg, now Brooklyn, at an ad
vanced age. She was buried in the Granary burying-ground, Boston,
where is also found the name of Anne Durivage, probably her sister.
The name of the mother of Mrs. Sarah-JIiller (Bennett) Winslow, wife of John'
Winslow [5083] was Hannah Baker, and the name ot Mi-s. Winslow's sister, Letitia-
Baker Bennett, now Mrs. Grant, of Brooklyn, N. Y. They have always supposed
that the Durivage and Baker families were connected, but did not know of any rela
tionship existing between them and the Winslow family prior to the marriage of Mrs.
Winslow.

Appendix. BAKER, durivage, rice, fisher, THOMAS 49
Fran CIS- Alexander', [297 Baker Family] (s. of Francis-S". Durivage,) d. Jan.
1881. The following notice of his funeral is trom the N.Y. Herald of Jan. 6,
1881 : "The funeral services of the late Francis-Alexander Durivage were per
formed this afternoon from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Alfred Bennett,
No. 223 West Forty-fifth Street. Mr. Durivage was one of the most prolific
contributors to story and literary papers of his day and generation, and at various
times was an editor of the Olive Branch, Flag of Our Union, The Welcome Guest,
and Ballon's publications in Boston. More recently he wrote continued stories
for the Ledger and New York Weekly. He was known also as a poet ot no little
merit, and was the author of several plays. His mother was a sister of Edward
Everett, and be was the last of his branch of that family. The services to-day,
which were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Pullman, were of the simplest possible
character, and utterly devoid of anything Uke ostentation or display. The re
mains were intened in Greenwood Cemetery."
Joseph Baker, " s. ot Edward and Persis Baker of Westbora," [Bice Geneahgy]
probably s. of Edward*, [394 Baker Family] (Kendm', Eleanor'' Winslow Baker,
Kenelm',) b. May 19, 1736; m. Martha Death, 15 Nov. 1758. He m. '3d, Aug.
18, 1760, Dinah Rice, b. 11 Mar. 1734, probably in Shrewsbury, Mass., dau. of
Efeazer* and Persis* (Newton) of S. [Persis was b. 1713, and d. 10 Oct. 1746;
was dau, of Thomas' and Record (Ward) Newton, granddaughter of John', who
d. at Jlarlboro', Mass., 21 Aug. 1701, almost one hundred years old, and Eliza
beth (Laskin), and gr. gr. daughter of Richard' Newton]. Marlboro' Bee.
Eleazer Rice, father of Dinah (Rice) Baker, was at Shrewsbury, Mass., 1729,
and in 1730 was in possession ot house lot No. 31 in that town; was a highway
sur<veyor there in 1760, and in 1767, when he made his will, was called of
Shrewsbury. He and both his wives, however, belonged to the church in West
boro', Mass,, the latter wife, Mehitable, having been received from the church
at Beverly, JIass., 11 Apr. 1749. The births of his chUdren were also there re
corded. — Andrew-H. Ward's History of the Descendants of E. Bice.
Jlr. Baker settled in Shrewsbury, from which place he is said to have re
moved soon after 1765.
Children;
1. John, b. 10 Feb. 1760, Westboro', Mass.
By 3d marriage:
2. Winslow, b. 10 Apr. 1761, Shrewsbury.
8. Joel, b. 13 Jan. 1763, S.
4. Amos, b. 26 Jan. 1764, S.
5. JIary, baptized 13 Oct. 1765.
LUCY', [81 Baker Family] (dau. of Kenehn* Baker,) m. Dr, Daniel FISHER,
Tliey lived in Marshfleld, Mass., where four children were bom to them, and after-
v/ards resided in Winthcmi,

ELEANOR', [130 Baker Family] (dau. of Samuel* Baker,) m. Joseph' THOMAS.
For her son, Ichabod', and descendants see Vol. I [1236], and for descendants of
her son Joseph" see page 25 of this Appendix.

50 clapp. hunt, wheeler. Appendix.
MAJ. EARL', [703] (s. of Mary* i Winslow) Clapp,) b. (ace, to Louis Burnham's
examination ot Rochester records), 10 Apr. 1741; d. 29 June, 1836; m. 3 Sept. 1761,
Sarah Howse, dau. of Jeremiah and Sarah (Lathrop) of Rochester, Mass,, who d. at
Woodstock, Ct., about 1815. He m. 3d, Jlrs. Phebe Dutch, widow of a clergyman
of that name. She d. in the spritfg ot 1830. He d. at Eastford, in the town ot
Ashford, Ct., at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Sally Preston.
A tew rods west of the almshouse in R., and a half mile distant from Maj. Clapp's
former homestead, is an old cellar, and an old well, and near by these relics of an
ancient homestead, enclosed by a substantial stonewall ot recent construction, is
a lonely grave with a slatestone table, upon which can be traced the following
inscription: "In memory ot Mrs. Sarah Howse, relict of Lieut. Jeremiah Howse, who
di^d May 5th, 1791, in her 88th year. N.B. — Mr. Jeremiah Howse was killed by the
Indians May 17th, 1747, aged 45 years.''
SETH", [737] (s. of Maj. Earl Clapp,) m. 20 Mar. 1784, Charlotte Harden, not
Burder, as given in Vol. I, page 133. His daughter, who m. Oliver Holt [734], was
Sidna, instead of Sidney, as on page 133.
EDWARD*, [813] (s. of Josiah' Winshw,) had in addition to the children found
on page 139:
Ebenezer'.James'. MARY*, [834] (dau. of Josiah' Winslow,) m. Daniel HUNT, Jr. , ot Dartmouth,
Mass. They gave a deed of land in D. to Ezra' Winslow of D. [4375] in 1761.
MARY', [971] (dau. of Timothy' Paige,) m. Col. Thomas WHEELER, who
d. in Worcester, JIass., but was buried in Hardwick, Mass. Col. Wheeler married
flrst, Ann Dexter ot H., and had : 1. Charles, who married Luthera Bangs of H., and
moved to Ticonderoga, N.Y., where he died, leaving a son Charles-Henry, who res.
Hookset, N.H., and a daughter, who married Benjamin Adams, and res. 1877,
North Hadley, JIass. 3. WiUiam-Augustus, born in H., married Almira Allen, dau.
ot Capt. Moses ot H., and removed to Worcester, Mass., where he died in 1873, leav
ing two sons, William-Fiske and Jloses-AUen, both of whom were residing in
Worcester, Mass., in 1877. 3. Sally, born in H., married Daniel Wheeler, a farmer
in H. ; removed to Worcester, where she died, leaving flve daughters and three sons:
Daniel-Warner; John, prob. res. 1877, Portland, Jle,; William, in 1877, police
man in Worcester, Mass. ; Daughter, married Forrester-B, Aiken ot H., and died
there, leaving several children; Mary, married Levi Adams, and res. 1877, WiUi-
mantic, Ct. ; EUzabeth, res. 1877, Worcester, Mass., unmarried; Chariotte, married
Edward McFarland, a policeman in Worcester ; Luthera-Almira, married Edward
Deane, and res, 1877, Worcester, Mass.
Col. Wheeler married 3d, Ruth Snllings of Rutland, Vt., who died in Green
wich, Mass., 1838, s.p. He married 4th, in 1840, Jerusha-F. [Puffer] of Westmin
ster, Mass., who survived him.

Appendix. whkklbr, cooper, bknnett, ransom, hydk. 51
CHARLOTTE-SOPHIA", [974] (dau. of Mary' (Paige) Wheeler,) b. 8 May, 1811,
Hardwick, Mass. ; m. in Ticonderoga, N. Y., 24 Apr. 1838, William-Burnett COOPER,
who died a few months after marriage; m, 2d, in T., 17 Jan. 1831, Ashley-Cooper
BENNETT, b. 6 July, 1809, Ticonderoga, Essex Co., N.Y., son of Zebulon, bom
at Amagansett, L.L, and grand-son of Edward Bennett, a revolutionary soldier, and
probably born in England. Res. 1877, Bothville, Chariton Co., Mo.
Children :
1. Harriet-Sophia', b. 28 Deo. 1831, Ticonderoga, N.Y. ; d. 29 Nov. 1871, Gar
den Prairie, Boone Co., 111., and was buried there; m. by Samuel Trump,
Pine Creek, Ogle Co., RI., to Christian Stoner, Farmer. s.p.
Res. Poh, OgU Co., III.
2. Jane-Elvira', b. 2 May, 1836, Greenwich, Hampshire Co., Mass. ; m. by James
Matthews, Garden Prairie, III., 4 Dec. 1862, to Stephen Ransom, b. 37 Jan.
1817, Manheim, Herkimer Co., N.Y., s. of Rufus and Jlercy (Combs) ot M.
Carpenter. Res. 1863-'73 at Lawrence, Van Buren Co., and trom 1873-'77 at
Spring Arbor, Jackson Co., Mich.
Child :
Catherine-Elvira", b. 9 Jlar. 1867, Lawrence.
3. Fayette-Henry', b. 4 July, 1838, Westfield, Chautauqua Co., N.Y. ; m. by Rev.
Mr. Walker, Marengo, McHeniy Co., III., 24 Feb. 1861, to Mary-Eliza Merri-
man, b. 4 May, 1844, Wells, Rutland Co., Vt., dau. of Elihu and CUmena
(Crosb'j), who removed, in 1851, trom Pawlet, Rutland Co., Vt., to Marengo,
111. Farmer. From 1862 to 1865 they resided in Garden Prairie, Boone Co,,
and from 1865 to 1877 in Riley, McHenry Co., III.
P.O. add. 1877, Marengo, McHem-y Co., III.
Children :
1. Cora-Luella", b. Garden Prairie, III,
3. Arthur-Henry", b. Riley, III.
4. JIary-Abigail', b. 36 Jan, 1841; m, by Rev. Mr. Darling, Belvidere, Boone Co.,
111., 1 Mar. 1860, Fletcher-DeLay Hyde, b, 33 Apr. 1838, Sheridan, Chautau
qua Co., N.Y,, s. of Orsamus and Permelia (Rock) ot Garden Prairie, III.
Farmer. Res. 1877, Garden Prairie, 111.
Children born in Garden Prairie:
1. Mary-Etta'", b. 14 Apr. 1861.
3. Byron -Fletcher", b. 13 Jan. 1863.
3. ( Myrtie-Arvilla'", b. 19 Apr. 1869.
4. f Bertie-Augusta", b. 19 Apr. 1869.
5. Lucia-Chariotte-PermeUa'", b. 14 Feb. 1877.
5, Martha- Ann', b. 13 Sept. 1843; d. unmarried, 9 July, 1875.
6, William-Alonzo', b. 1 Dec. 1845, Westfield, Chautauqua Co., N.Y. ; m. by Rev.
Mr. Finney, Brookfield, Linn Co., Mo., 34 July, 1873, to Maranda-Ann Taylor,
dau. of William-Elijah and JIaria (Anderson) ot Cunningham, Chariton Co., Mo.
Carpenter and builder. Res. Garden Prairie, Boone Co., 111., and
1877, Gunningham, Mo.

52 BENNETT, GREENE, BURRILL, LOVELL, PAIGE, THOMAS. Appendix.
Children born in Cunningham:
1. Hariand-Ashley'", b. 5 July, 1874.
3. Maud-Almira'°, b. 16 Nov. 1876.
7. Charles-Edwin', b. 31 July, 1848. Res. 1878, Bothville, Mo.
8. Alice-Maria', b, 6 July, 1851. Res. 1877, Bothville, Mo.
9, George-Wheeler", b. 11 June, 1853, Sherman, Chautauqua Co,, N.Y. ; m. by
Rev. Mr. Show, at Spring, Boone Co,, III,, 16 Sept. 1876, to Hattie-Teresa Bax
ter, b. in that town 3 May, 1853, dau. of John and Harriette (Smithson), who
sailed from England in 1833, were married in Jlontreal, Canada, and removed,
in 1837, to Spring, III. Carriage and sleigh manufacturer. Res. 1877, Garden Prairie, III.
MARY-EMELINE', [975] (dau. of Mary'' IPaige) Wheeler), b, 31 June, 1813,
Hardwick, Mass,; d. 30 Feb. 1843, Belchertown, JIass., and was buried there in
Mount Hope Cemetery ; m. Greenwich, Mass., by Rev, Jlr, Brown ot Prescott, JIass.,
25 Sept. 1833, to Capt. Thomas-Robinson GREENE, b, 6 Jlar. 1806, Hallowell,
Jle., s. of Thomas and Elizabeth (Crowell) of Worcester, JIass. Capt. Greene
m.2d, Hardwick, May, 1844, Persis- JIaria Nye, dau, of Jlarshall Nye, Esq. She
d. at Belchertown, 16 Mar, 1848, aged 31. s.p. He m, 3d, 10 Sept. 1849, Cla
rissa [Atkinson], widow of Capt, John Atkinson of Prescott, JIass. He has been
captain ot a cavalry company, justice of the peace, constable, and selectman.
Merchant; was formerly saddler and carriage-trimmer. Res. Salem, Boston, Wor
cester, Greenwich, and 1877, Belchertown, Mass.
Child :
Lucius-Thomas', b, 18 Nov. 1834, Worcester, Mass, ; d. 4 June, 1853, Bel
chertown, JIass,, and was buried there, in Jlount Hope Cemetery.
REBECCA-ANN", [976] (dau. of Mary' (Paige) Wheeler,) b. 6 Jlar. 1816, Hard
wick, Mass.; d, 10 June, 1853, Dunkirk, N,Y,, aud was buried in Worcester, JIass.
She was man-ied in W., by Rev. Alonzo HiU, Jlarch, 1837, to Ljmm BXTRRILL,
whose parents were ot Vergennes, Vt. Merchant and engineer. Res. Boston, West
Boylston, and Worcester, JIass. ; also Dunkirk, N. Y.
Child:
Henry', b. in 1838, Boston. Res. 1878, Buffalo, N.Y.
ELIZA-JANE", [977] (dau. of Mary-" (Paige) Wheeler), b. 15 Apr. 1819, Hard
wick, Mass. ; d. 4 Mar. 1848, Worcester, JIass. ; m. Rev, Stephen LOVELL of
Weymouth, Mass., who is deceased. +
REV. LUCIUS-ROBINSON', D.D,, [1034] (s. of Timothy' Paige), is deceased.
ANSON-FAIRCHILD", [1085] Xs. of Dr. Joel- Simonds'' Paige), m. Lucy-JIaria
Sackett, gr. dau. of Enoch and Celestia Doane of Westfleld, Mass.
JOSEPH", [1334] (s. of Joseph' Thomas,) b. 13 Jlay, 1756; m, Frances Bacon,

Appendix. drummond, eastman, cook, beagg, 63
He removed from JIass, to Sidney, Me., about 1785, ace. to hia grandson, Roscoe-G.
Thomas. Res. Sidney, Me.
Children :
Sopheonia', b. 10 Jlar. 1799; m. James Drummond.
Children :
Rutherford".
James". Harriet".
Olive".Eliza".George-L',, b. 17 Aug. 1833; m. JIary Jlurphy.
Children :
1. Fessenden- G'., b. 1 July, 1860.
3, Mary-L'., b. 13 Jan. 1863.
3. James-H'., b. 33 Nov. 1865.
4. Flora-B'., b, 19 July, 1868.
5. Cora-L\, b. 20 Jan. 1873. 

REV, LUCIUS-ROBINSON PAIGE, D,D, The author, through misinforma
tion, stated that this gentleman was deceased. He is still living, in his eighty-
seventh year, at Cambridgeport, Mass.

rcjsrr , -in;—iJTXlllKV JZJtASbXnail.

Child :
Alistoii', b. 5 Jlay, 1856.
2. Briggs-H"., b, 1 Jan. 1839; m. Jleribah Whitehouse, dau. ot Thomas White-
house of Smithfield, Jle. Res. 1887, Faribault, Minn.
Children :
1. Augustus-E'., b. 13 June, 1855.
2. Nora-A°., b. 13 Apr. 1859.
3. Belinda- A'., b. 1 Nov. 1861.
4. Nellie-B'., b. 15 Apr. 1863.
5. Etta- Alice'., b. 20 Mar. 1873.
3. Eliza-F"., b. 20 July, 1830; m. Albert Cook of Vassalboro,
Res. 1887, North Vassalboro, Me.
Children: ,
1. Ellen-A'., b. 8 Jlay 1856.
2. Anabel', b. 3 Sept. 1865.
4. BeUnda-A»., b. 2 Sept. 1833; m, Silas- W, Bragg of Sidney, Me. s.p.
Res. 1887, North Sidney, Me.
5. Jonas-D",, b. 22 Sept. 1834; m. 25 Sept. 1865, Sarah ThraU, dau. of Am
brose Thrall. Ees. 1887, St. Ghud, Minn.

52 BENNETT, GREENE, BURRILL, LOVELL, PAIGE, THOMAS. Appendix.
Children born in Cunningham:
1. Hariand-Ashley", b. 5 July, 1874.
2. Maud-Almira'°, b. 16 Nov. 1876.
7. Charles-Edwin", b. 31 July, 1848. Res. 1878, Bothville, Mo.
8. Alice-Maria', b, 6 July, 1851. Res, 1877, Bothville, Mo.
9, George-Wheeler', b, 11 June, 1853, Sherman, Chautauqua Co,, N.Y. ; m. by
Rev. Mr, Show, at Spring, Boone Co., Ill,, 16 Sept. 1876, to Hattie-Teresa Bax
ter, b. in that town 3 Jlay, 1852, dau, of John and Harriette (Smithson), who
sailed from England in 1833, were married in Montreal, Canada, and removed,
in 1837, to Spring, III, Carriage and sleigh manufacturer. Res. 1877, Garden Prairie, III.
MARY-EMELINE", [975] (dau. of Mary'' Paige) Wheeler), b. 31 June, 1813,
Hardwick, Mass,; d, 30 Feb, 1843, Belchertown, Mass., and was buried there in
Mount Hope Cemetery ; m. Greenwich, Mass., by Rev, Jlr, Brown of Prescott, JIass,,
25 Sept, 1833, to Capt, Thomas-Robinson GREENE, b, 6 Jlar. 1806, Hallowell,
Me., s. of Thomas and Elizabeth (Crowell) of Worcester, JIass. Capt. Greene
m.2d, Hardwick, Jlay, 1844, Persis- JIaria Nye, dau, of Jlarshall Nye, Esq. She
d. at Belcheri-.riwn ift Mo,. ioao — -i ~

chertown. Mass, , and was buried there, in Mount Hope Cemetery.
REBECCA-ANN", [976] (dau. of Mary'' (Paige) Wheeler, )'b. 6 Jlar. 1816, Hard
wick, Mass. ; d. 10 June, 1853, Dunkirk, N.Y., and was buried in Worcester, JIass,
She was man-ied in W., by Rev. Alonzo HiU, Jlarch, 1837, to Ljmin BURRILL,
whose parents were ot Vergennes, Vt. Jlerchant and engineer. Res, Boston, West
Boylston, and Worcester, JIass, ; also Dunkirk N. Y.
Child:
Henry', b. in 1838, Boston. Res. 1878, Buffah, N. Y.
ELIZA-JANE", [977] (dau. of Mary"" (Paige) Wheeler), b. 15 Apr. 1819, Hard
wick, Mass. ; d. 4 Mar, 1848, Worcester, JIass, ; m. Rev, Stephen LOVELL of
Weymouth, Mass., who is deceased. j.
REV. LUCIUS-ROBINSON', D.D., [1034] (s. of Timothy' Paige), is deceased.
ANSON-FAIRCHILD", [1085] Xs. of Dr. Jod-Simonds' Paige), m, Lucy-JIaria
Sackett, gr. dau. ot Enoch and Celestia Doane of Westfield, JIass.
JOSEPH", [1234] (s. ofJoseph'Thovcis,s,)h. 13 Jlay, 1756; m. Frances Bacon,

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He removed from JIass. to Sidney, Jle,, about 1785, ace. to his grandson, Roscoe-G.
Thomas. Res. Sidney, Me.
Children :
Sophronia', b. 10 Jlar. 1799 ; m. James Drummond.
Children:
Rutherford".James". Harriet'.
OUve".EUza".George-L',, b. 17 Aug. 1833; m. JIary Murphy.
Children:
1. Fessenden- C'., b. 1 July, 1860.
3. Mary-L'., b. 13 Jan. 1863.
3. James-H'., b. 23 Nov. 1865.
4. Fhra-B'., b. 19 July, 1868.
5. Cora-L'., b. 20 Jan. 1873.
6. Alton-H'., b. 36 Mar. 1875.
7, Geoi-ge-W'., b. 6 Aug. 1877.
8. Grace-E'., b. 4 Sept. 1880.
• 9. Ernest- W'., b. 15 Mar. 1884.
Briggs', b. 18 June, 1801; m. Rebecca Davis.
Children:
1. Charlotte-R'., b. 37 Jan, 1837; m, Daniel Eastman,
Child :
Aliston', b. 5 Jlay, 1856.
3. Briggs-H",, b, 1 Jan. 1839; m. Jleribah Whitehouse, dau, of Thomas White-
house of Smithfield, Jle. Res. 1887, Faribault, Minn.
Children:
1. Augustus-E'., b. 13 June, 1855.
3. Nora-A'., b. 13 Apr. 1859.
3. Belinda- A'., b. 1 Nov. 1861.
4. Nellie-B'., b. 15 Apr. 1863.
5. Etta- Alice'., b. 30 Mar. 1873.
3. Eliza-F"., b. 20 July, 1830; m. Albert Cook of Vassalboro.
Res. 1887, North Vassalboro, Me.
Children: ,
1. Ellen-A'., h. 8 Jlay 1856.
2. Anabel', b. 3 Sept. 1865.
4. BeUnda-A",, b. 3 Sept. 1832; m. Silas-W. Bragg of Sidney, Me. s.p.
Res. 1887, North Sidney, Me.
5. Jonas-D"., b. 23 Sept. 1834; m. 25 Sept. 1865, Sarah ThraU, dau. ot Am
brose Thrall. Res. 1887, St. Cloud, Minn.

54 CHAPMAN, DAVIES, STETSON, LATHAM, MAGOUN, MCLAUTHLIN, SMITH. Appendix.
Children :
1. Malcolm', b. 10 Aug. 1866.
2. JaneL'., b. 2 Feb. 1870.
6. Roscoe-G",, b. 13 Jan. 1837; m. 3 July, 1864, Sylvia J. Gibbs, dau. of David-
B. Gibbs ot Waterville, Me. Jlercliant. Res. 1887, North Vassalboro, Me.
Children:
1. Charles-R'., b. 13 Apr. 1865. Machinist and electrician.
3. Lillian-M'., b. 18 June, 1868; m. 30 Sept. 1884, Sidney-A. Chapman
ot Trowbridge, Eng.
7. Charles', b. 30 Mar. 1839.
Charlotte', m. Charles Davies.
Children :
Charles".Joshua'.
Burnham', b, 1 Oct. 1805 ; m. Jleribah Bailey.
Children:
Charlotte". Rosette".
Elizabeth'. Benjamin-Douglas".George".
Maria'. Harriet'. Julia'. JUDITH', [1437] (dau. of Olive' (Thomas) Winsor,) b. 11 Sept. 1778, Duxbury,
Mass..; d. 31 July, 1881, Duxbury, JIass., in the 103d year ot her age.
POLLY', [1440] (dau. of Judith' (Winsor) Hathaway,) b. 7 Feb. 1796, Dux-*
bury; m. Lewis McLauthlin. She d, 33 Aug. 1879, East Boston, JIass.
SYLVIA-CHURCir, [1487] (dau. of Judith' ( TFi/iso)-) Hathaway) ; m. Andrew
Stetson. She is deceased. He res. Duxbw-y, Mass.
DEBORAH- WINSOR', [1493] (dau. of Judith' (Winsor) Hathaway); m, Charles
Latham, who is deceased,
MARIA- WESTON', [1495] (dau. of Judith' (Winsor) Hathaway); m. Jairus
Magoun; both deceased.
SIDNEY', [1451] (s of Judith- Winsoi-' IMcLauthlin) Smith); m. 18 Sept. 1834,
Mary-A. Bodin.

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Child:
Laweence-Wilde", b. 21 Aug. 1885.
MARY-HATHAWAY', [1454] (dau. of Judith- Winsm-' [McLauthlin) Smith); m.
28 June, 1877, Luke Hall, Jr.
Children :
1. Race", b. 3 Dec, 1878.
3, JIaud", b, 36 Aug. 1880.
3. Luke", b. 29 Jan. 1882.
4. Roy", b. 1 Apr. 1884.
ERASJIUS-FORD', [1455] (s, of Judith- Winsor' (McLauthlin) Smith); m. 17
May, 1885, Lucy-C. Summer.
Children :
1. Walter", b. 33 July, 1885.
2. Sylvanus", b. 13 Dec. 1886.
ELLEN', [1466] (dau. of Jane- West' LWcLauthlinl Bradford); m. 13 Oct. 1881,
by Rev. George-W. Briggs, Solomon-Bliss Stevens, b. 18 Jan. 1830, Wai-ren,'Mass.,
s, of Eben and Emeline (Beebe). Res. 1888, Roslindale, Boston, Mass.
Children :
1. George-Bradford", b. 18 Dec. 1883.
2. Roger-Pierce", b, 20 Sept. 1884.
3. Lucy-Sherwood", b. 7 Dec. 1886.
WALTER-SCOTT', [1470] (s. of Walter- Scott' ^cluCiVithlin) -, m. 3 Aug. 1883,
Hattie-N. Brigham of East Boston, Mass.
CHARLES-CARROLL', [1471] (s. of Polly' [ Hathaway) McLauthlin); d. 19 Feb.
1880, Watertown, Mass.
JIARY-ELLA', [1472] (dau. of Charles- CaiTolV 'NLc'La.vLth.lin) ; d. 25 July, 1876.
HATTIE-FLORENCE', [1475] (dau. of Charles- Carroll' McLauthlin); m. 9
Jan. 1883, Joseph Polechio, Watertown, Mass.
Children:
1. Nellib-Mabelle", b, 5 Feb. 1884.
2. Bessie-Lavina", b. 33 July, 1887.
JIARY-BRADBURY-EELS' (CHURCH), [1479] wife of George-Irving' MC
LAUTHLIN, d. 27 Aug. 1883 at Hannover, Mass.
MORRIS-COPELAND', [1481] (s. of George-Irving' McLAUTHLIN,) d. 3 Dec.
1876.

56 CHANDLER, WINSLOW, LEWIS, HOWLAND, WELD. Appendix.
BARNABAS*, [1587] (s. of Gilbert' Window,) b. 24 Feb, 1701 ; m. Mary Glass,
b, 35 Nov. 1705, dau. of John and Esther (Chandler) of Duxbury, Mass. Jlr. Wins
low filled many offices in the local government.
Children :
1, Rebecca', b, 9 Mar. 1735.
3, Esther", b. 8 Dec. 1736; d. 16 Dec. 1736.
3, Stephen', b. 2 May, 1738; d. 8 June, 1738.
4. Sarah', [8361] b. 3Sr July, 1739; m. Peleg Chandler.
5, Asenath', b. 1 Apr. 1743,
6, Barnabas', [8371] b. 1 Mar. 1745; m, Deborah Glass.
GILBERT*, [1590] (s. of Gilbert' Winslow,) m. Patience Seabury, b. 10 Aug. 1710,
dau. of Samuel and Margaret.
Children :
Seabury', [1591] d. 3 June, 1738.
Benjamin', [1593] d. 17 June, 1738.
Benjamin', [1593] b. Apr. 1739; d. 4 Apr, 1827.
Abigail', [1595] b. 1 Mar. 1741-2.
Seabury', [1596] b. 2 Mar. 1743-3.
Patience', [1597»] bapt. 4 Sept. 1748,
[The above on the authority of Dr. Charles-E. Banks.]
JOHN' LEWIS, [1746, also p. 197] b, 39 Oct. 1656; m, 17 Nov, 1683, Hannah
Lincoln, b. 10 Sept. 1659, dau. ot Daniel and Susanna (  1 of Hingham, Mass,
Res. Hingham, Mass.
Children :
1, John*, b. 13 Oct. 1863; d. 18 Mar, 1764; m. Deborah Hawke, b. 1693, dau. of
Capt. James and Sarah (Jacob) of H. Deborah was unmarried at the date ot
her father's will, 31 Nov. 1715, but in the will of her brother James, dated 8
July, 1716, she is called wife ot John Lewis.
3. Rev. Daniel*, b^ 1685; d. 1753; m, Elizabeth Hawke, dau. of Capt. James and
Sarah (Jacob) or Hingham. He graduated at Harvard College, 1707; was or
dained the flrst minister in Pembroke, JIass., 1712, and continued in the pas
toral office about thirty-nine years.
ChUd :
 ', m. Rev. John Howland, who graduated at Harvard College, 1741 ;
was ordained the minister of Carver, JIass., in 1746, and d. 4 Nov. 1804,
aged 83. He was the son of the second John Howland of Barnstable, Mass.
Child:
Anna", was m. to Rev. Ezra Weld, b. iu Pomfret, Ct. ; graduated at
Yale College, 1759; was ordained, in 1763, minister of Braintree, JIass.
He d. iu 1816, aged 80.
Child:
Lewis', d. iu 1844, aged 78, Belleville, N.J, ; graduated at Harvard College, 1T89;

Appendix. green, doane, cole, russell, m.d. 57
was ordained, in 1793, minister ot Hampton, Ct., and dismissed in 1824. He af
terward preached at Fabius, N.J, He m. Elizabeth Clark, dau. of John of
Lebanon, Ct, She d, 31 Aug. 1853, aged 81.
Child :
Bev. LeuHs^, b, in Hampton, Ot,; d, 80 Dee, 1853, Hartford, Ct., aged 57; m.
Mary Cogswell, dau. of Dr, Mason- P. of H. He left five children, "In 183S
he was principal of the institution in Philadelphia for tbe deaf and dumb.
As the successor of Mr, Gallaudet in the same offtce he lived twenty-three
years at Hartford, and wa,<* successful and greatly respected. He was un
ceasing in a regard to tha spiritual interests of his pupils, as became an en
lightened, far-looking Christian."— ,.4Zien-.9 Biog. Dictionary.
3. Hannah*, b. 1687; d. 1756, Boston; m, JIartin Hopkins ; m. 2d,'JameB White.
4. Sarah*, b. 1690; d. 1737; m. Jacob Loring,
5. Susanna*, b. 1692; d. 26 Feb. 1093,
6. Rachel*, b, 1694; d. 1768; m, David Cushing; m. 2d, Jonathan MitcheU.
7. Susanna*, b. 1696; d. 1791; m. Barnabas Trels,
8. Mary*, b, 1700; d. 1703.
9. Rev. Isaiah', b, 10 June, 1703; d. 3 Oct. 1786; m. 35 June, 1730, Abigail* Wins
low [1746,]
[We are indebted to Mrs. Hen-eshoii [1901] for the names of many ot the child
ren of John* Lewis.]
ABIGAIL", [1752] (Hannah' [Lewis) Green, Abigail* [Winslow) Lewis, Kendm',
Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 1758; d. Apr. 1837; m, Charies DE WOLF.
HANNAH", [1755] (Hannah' [Lewis) Green, Abigail* [Winslow) Lewis, Kenelm',
NathanieV, Kenelm',) b. 36 Aug, 1754; d, 34 Feb. 1849; m,  DOANE, Mrs.
JuUa-Ann' (Lewis) Herreshofi [1901] writes: "Jly father's cousin, Hannah (Green)
Doane, grand-daughter ot Abigail* (Winslow) Lewis, at the age of 93 years told me
she could distinctly remember 90 years. She was then, at the age ot three years,
lifted to the coffin in which was her great-grandfather, Kenelm' Winslow, Esq."
ISAIAH-LEWIS", [1773] (s. of Hannah' (Lewis) G,reen,)'b. 1761; m.  Bender.
ISAIAH-L'., [1774] (s. of Lsaiah- Lewis' Green,) b. 1808; d. 39 Sept. 1829.
ABIGAIL', [1776] (dau. of Isaiah-Lewis' Green,) m, M,-A, THORPE.
MARTHA" GREEN, [1786] b. 1767; d. 14 Apr, 1831, Boston, Mass.; m. in
Wellfleet, Mass., Capt. Abraham COLE, who d. in Boston, 19 Feb. 1833, aged 70.
He was a sea-captain. Res. Lincoln, Mass.
Children:
1. Joseph-Gebbn', b. in Wellfleet; d. ininfancy.
2. Abby- Winslow', b. 1795, W. ; d. 14 Aug. 1830.
3. Abraham', b. 4 Dec. 1797; was drowned at sea in 1819.
4. Hannah-Green', [1789] b. 24 Aug. 1799, Wellfleet, Mass. ; m. George RUS
SELL, M.D., b. 33 Sept. 1795, s. of Dr. Richard and Elizabeth (Brown) of Lin
coln, Mass. Res. 1876, Boston, Mass.

68 cole, AUSTIN, WADSWORTH, LEWIS, Appendix.
Child :
Ellen-Louisa', b. 11 Sept. 1828, Lincoln; d. 9 Nov. 1854, Boston.
6. Joseph-Geebn', [1794] b. 16 Mar. 1801, Lincoln; d. 12 Nov. 1851, Paris, Me.;
m. Mehetabel-M. Marble, who d. Sept. 1869. Res. Paris, Me.
Children :
Joseph-G". Martha-G". Res. 1876, Paris, Me.
George-R'. Rollo-M'., is deceased.
Charies-A'., b. 33 May, 1846.
Anna-R'.
6. Maetha', b, 5 Jan. 1803, Lincoln; d. 29 Sept. 1875, Boston.
7. William', b. 34 Feb. 1806, L. ; d. 12 Mar. 1838.
8, Albeet-Augdstds', b, 31 June, 1809, L. ; d. Feb. 1853, Rochester, N.Y. ; m.
Greece, N.Y., 1844, Mary McLaughlin.
Children :
1. EUa-L'., b. in 1845; m. Dec. 1868, Theodore Jonnson. Re*. 1876, Apphton, Wis.
2. George', is deceased.
3. Ch^^les-E'., b. in 1848.
SAMUEL', [1820] (s. of Abigail- Winslow' (Lewis) Austin,) was a manufacturer
in partnership with Joseph-Warren" Lewis.
EDWARD', [1826] (s. of Abigail- Winshw' (Lewis) Austin,) was residing in 1877,
45 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. , and his office was then 38 State Street, Boston.
WILLIAM', [1830] (s. of Abigail- Winshw' (Lewis) Austin).
Res. 1877, 144 Boylston Street, Boston, Mass.
EMELINE', [1836] (Abigail- Winshw' (Lewis) Austin, Winslow', AbigaiV (Wins
low) Lewis, Kenelm', Nathaniel', Kenelm',) b. 37 Nov. 1808; m, by Dr. Nottingham,
Boston, Mass , 1 Jan. 1841, to Gen. William- Wolcott WADSWORTH, s. ot James
and Naomi (Wolcott) of Durham, Ct. He d. 21 July, 1853, Geneseo, Livingston
Co., N.Y., and was buried there. She res. 1877, Geneseo, N. Y.
Children:
I. William-Austin", b. 8 Dec. 1847, Boston.
2. Livingston', b. 39 Sept. 1849, Geneseo, N.Y. ; d. 37 Oct. 1865.
3. Herbert", b. 3 Nov. 1851, Geneseo.
[Several of the statements under No, [1836] are erroneous. We regret that the
corrections were not sent in soon enough for publication in their proper place].
WINSLOW, M.D,, [1838] (s. of Winslow' Lewis,) was an eminent surgeon, con
sidered by many second only in skill to Dr, John Warren, In connection with the

Appendix. cheney, gat, Montgomery, lewis, HRnnESHOFP, brown. 69
name of Dr, Winslow mention is mad« ot the Genealogical Chart which was ordered
by him, and which the compilers expected to insert in Volume I of the Winslow
Memorial. Some ot the parties whose records were to appear in the chart were
slow in furnishing the items, and consequently it was not printed till some time after
his death, aud about the time Vol. I was published. His family refusing to honor
his order, the compilers preferred to omit the chart, rather than involve themselves
in any further loss and expense.
EJIELINE", [1850] (dau. of Winslow' Lewis, M.D.,) m. Arthur CHENEY, who
d. 15 Oct. 1878, at South JIanchester, Ct.
ELIZ ABET H-GREENOUGH", [185\](dau. of Wimlow' Lewis, M.D.,) m, George-
Henry GAY, who is deceased.
FREDERICK-LEWIS', [1853] (s. of Elizabeth- Greenough' (Lewis) Gay,) b. 38
Oct. 1856.
GEORGE-HENRY', [1853] (s. of Elisabeth- Greenough' (Lewis) Gay,) d. 13 June,
1877, Boston, Mass.
ERNEST-LEWIS', [1855"] (fifths, of Elizabeth- Greenough' (Lewis) Gay,) b. 14
Dec. 1874, Boston.
HELEN-LOUISA' WOODS, [1865] b. 18 Aug. 1809, Boston, Mass. ; d. June,
1877; m. 18 Jlay, 1834, William MONTGOMERY of Brooklyn, N.Y.
SIDNEY' WILLARD, [1886] served in the war of tho rebellion with the rank of
major, and lost his life at Fredericksburg.
JOSEPH-WARREN' LEWIS, [1895] (s. of Winslmc' Lewis,) b. 30 Sept, 1784,
Werfleet, JIass. ; d. 11 Jlay, 1844, Somerville, JIass. He was a seafaring man and
a successful captain of packet-ships between Boston and England, niakino- eightv
passages over the ocean in that capacity. Later he was engaged in trade and man
ufacturing, being in partnership with Samuel' Austin [1820], the East India mer
chant, and afterward manufacturer. When the flrm was dissolved, the joint prop
erty was divided between them, Jlr. Lewis taking the factories, and Jlr. Austin the
East India ships. He m. 1 Jlay, 1808, Ann Lane ot Boston, b. 31 June, 1786 dau.
ot Levi and Elizabeth (Giles), Jlrs. Lewis d, 13 July, 1856, Bristol, R.L
Children :
1. Joseph-Henry', b. 7 Feb, 1809, Boston; d, 10 Dec. 181.3.
2. Julia-Ann', b. 20 Mar. 1811, Boston; was in, in B,, by JI,-I, Motte, 15 May
1833, to Charles-Frederic' Herreshoff, b, 26 July, 1809, Providence, R,I., s, n'f
Cliarles-Frederic ot Prussia, and Sarah" (Brown) Herreshoff ot Providence and
Bristol, R.L. [John', James*, James', John', Chad' Brown of Providence who
was coUeague of Roger Williams]. Res. 1888, No. 243 Hope Street, Bristol, B.L

60 HEEEBSHOFP, CHESBBEo. Appendix.
Children, all torn in Bristol, R.I. :
1. James-Brown" b. 18 Mar. 1834; m. 14 May, 1875, Jane Brown ot New York,
b. 31 Aug. 1855, dau. of William and Margaret- Jane (Morrow) of Ireland.
Mr. H. is the inventor ol the HeiTCshofi Safety Coil Boiler, which is intro
duced by his brother, John-Brown", into many pleasure yachts, and some of
the Government boats ; studied at Brown UniveKity ; is an expert in chemis-
ti7 and physics. Res. 36 Burton Street, Bristol, B.L
Children :
1, Jane-Brown', b. 13 July, 1876, Brooklyn, N.Y.
2. James-Brown', b. 18 Jlar. 1878, London, Eng.
3. Cliarles-Frederic', b. 28 May, 1880, Nice, France.
4. William-Stuart', b. 21 Apr. 1883, Hamptonwick, Eng.
5. Anna- Francis', b. 5 July, 1886, Bristol, R.L
2. Caroline-Louisa", b. 27 Feb. 1837, Bristol, R.L ; m. 16 Aug. 1866, Lieut. E.
Stanton Chesebro of N.Y., b, there 17 Aug. 1841, s. of Albert-G. and Phebe
(Cobb) ot N.Y. He d. 23 Oct, 1875, Bristol, R.L
She res. 1888, 347 Hope Street, Bristol, B.L
Child:
Albert-Stanton', b. 11 Jan. 1868, Bristol, R.I.
8. Charles-Frederic", b. 36 Feb. 1839; m. 19 Mar. 1863, Mary Potter, b. 3 Mar.
1843, Prudence Is., dau. of Charles and Mary (Bateman)ot Portsmouth. She
d. 24 Mar. 1866, at Bristol, R.L He m. 3d, 3 Dec, 1868, AUce Almy ot
Tiverton, b. 15 Aug. 1838, T., dau. ot Isaac-Cook and Alice (Bateman) of T,
Farmer, Has res. Pappoosesquaw, Bristol, R.L
1888, res. Point Pleasant Fa^-m, Bi-istol, B.L
Cliild :
Julia-Ann', b. 20 Aug, 1864, Bristol,
4. John-Brown', b. 34 Apr. 1841 ; became blind at the age of 15. He m. 6 Oct.
1870, Sarah-Lucas Kilton ot Boston, b, there, 21 Nov. 1836, dau. ot John
and Catharine (Bumstead) of B. He has been very successful in the build
ing of yachts, both sail and steam vessels. President of the Herreshofi Man
ufacturing Company ot Bristol, R,I. Res. 1888, High Street, Bristol, B.L
ChUd:
Katherine-Kilton', b. 31 July, 1871, Bristol.
5. Lewis', b. 3 Feb. 1844. Res. 1888 with parents, 243 Hope Street, Bristol, B.L
6. SaUy-Brown", b. 1 Dec. 1845, Res. 243 Hope Street, Bi-istol, B.L
7. Nathaniel-Greene", b. 18 Mar. 1848; m. 26 Dec, 1883, Clara-Anna De Wolf,
b. 5 Sept. 1853, Bristol, dau. ot Algernon-Sydney and Clara- Anna (Diman)
of Bristol, R.I. Mr. Herreshofi graduated from the JIassachusetts Institute
of Technology. He was for a time draughtsman and engineer in the CorUss
Works, Providence, R,I. Inventor and constructor ot'catamarans and many
other patented improvements in efigine and marine constructions.
Res. 1888, Walley, cor. of Hope Street, Bristol, B.L
Children born in Bristol, R.I. :
1. Agnes-Muller', b. 10 Oct. 1884.

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3. Algemon-Sidney-De Wolf, b. 22 Nov. 1886.
3. Nathanid- Greene!', b. 5 Feb. 1888.
8. John-Brown-Francis", b. 7 Feb. 1850; m. 9 Feb. 1876, Grace-Eugenia Dyer,
b. 20 Mar. 1851, Providence, R.L, dau. ot John and Louisa (Chamberlain)
of Providence. She d. 2 Dec. 1880,Brooklyn, N.Y. He m, 3d, at St. Luke's
Church, Philadelphia, Pa,, by Rev. Dr. Cunie, 25 Oct. 1883, EmUie Duval,
b. 24 Jlar. 1863, Philadelphia, dau. ot the late Dr. Richard-Henry and Siinl'i-
E. (Lathrop) Lee of Philadelphia, Pa. He is an expert in chemistry and
mechanical engineering, and superintendent of Laurel Hill Chemical Works
of Brooklyn, N.Y. Res. 1888, 135 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Children :
1. Louise- Chamberlain', b. 29 Nov. 1876, Providence, R.L
2. Frands-Lee', b. 2 Oct. 1883, Brooklyn, N.Y.
3. Fi-ederic', b. 7 Jlar. 1888, B.
9. Julian-Lewis", b. 29 July, 1854; m. 11 Sept. 1879, Ellen-Frances Taft, b.
3 Jan. 1852, Willimantic, Ct., dau. of James-JIadison and Frances-E. (flow
ery) of Pawtucket, R.I. Mr. Herreshofi was educated in Berlin, Prussia, at
Kullak's Conservatory and the University ot Berlin ; is professor of music
and foreign languages. Res. 1888, 239 Hope Street, Bristol, B.L
Child:
Grace', b, 31 Jlar. 1881, Bristol, R.L
3. Oaboline-Lodisa', b. 18 Feb. 1813, Boston; d. 8 Dec. 1865, in Bristol, un
married.
•i. Elizabeth-Greenodgh', b. 25 Nov. 18U, B. ; d, 21 Nov. 1878, Providence, R,
I., unmarried.
5. Maey- Winslow', b. 25 Mar. 1817, B. ; m. 36 Apr. 1852, George-B. Cartwright
of Boston, who was divorced the same year, she resuming her maiden name,
JOSEPH- WARREN', [1913] (s. of Henry' Lewis,) is of the flrm "Lewis Brothers
& Co.," 238 and 240 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, with branch houses in New York
City and Boston, Mass, Res. 1888, Philadelphia, Pa.
HENRY', [1913] («. of Henry' Lewis,) member of the firm " Lewis Brothers &
Co." P.O. add. 1877, Philadelphia, Pa.
MARY-DRAPER', [1914] (dau. of Henry' Lewis,) m. Charies-0. BREWSTER
of Boston. They have children.
WALTER-HERRON', [1915] (s. o/5e«ry" Lewis,) a member ot the firm "Lewis
Brothers & Co.," 86 Worth Street, N.Y. Res. 1888, 63 W. 19th Street, New York City.
SARAH- ANN', [1917] (dau. of Henry' Lewis), m. Christian-K. ROSS, and had
sons Walter' and Charles". The latter was the lost "Charlie Ross, "in whose sad

63 winslow, toebey, berey, burnham. Appendix.
fate the public mind throughout the whole country was so intensely interested some
twelve years since.
According to Mrs. Herreshofi, who gave most ot the above items, Henry" Lewis
had several grandchildren Uving in 1877. It is to be regretted that his children
have not embraced the opportunity given them ot perfecting their family records in
this appendix,
JOB*, [2023] (s. of Joseph' Winslow,) b, 29 Sept. 1718.— Swansey Bee.
[A Job Winslow is mentioned in the New Eng. Oen. and Hist. Begister ot 1879
as being with JIaj. Gen. John Winslow in the removal of the Arcadians].
Job Winslow, who was a captain in the old French war, and afterward Ii;ut.
colonel under Col. GUbert [see foot note to 4873], owned the " Judge Baylies' place"
in Dighton, JIass. He had a sou Job, born 10 July, 1754, who also resided in Digh
ton, where he was captain of militia; was commissioned junior major ot the 3d
regiment, in 2d brigade, 5th division ot Massachusetts militia, 22 Jlar. 1792; senior
major, 3 Sept. 1795; colonel about 1800, and commanded the regiment about flve
years;'- Abner Burt, who died a few years since in Berkley, Mass., aged almost one
"hundred years, was adjutant for Job Winslow, Jr.
Letter trom Gen. Ebenezer-W. Pierce of Assonet, Mass., to Rev. Kenelm'
Winslow [6956], dated 14 Dec. 1864: "We have not been able to determine which
Job was the one flrst mentioned. See Nos. 245, 2043, 803, and 9713.
JAMES-MORRELL', [2078] (s. of William' Torvey,) b. 3 May 1829; had in ad
dition to those given in Vol. I, fourth child:
Henry-Beal', b, 23 May, 1873, Boston, JIass.
LUCY', [3339] (dau. of Elizabeth* (Winslow) Torrey,) b. 11 Sept. 1739, Fal
mouth, Me.; d. there; m. P., Obadiah Berry, b. 14 Oct. 1738, s, of Capt. George
and Elizabeth (Frink) of Kittery, Jle., and grandson ot George, b. 1676, and De-
Uverance (Haley) ot K. Capt. George was b. 1706, Kittery; m. there, 11 Jan.
1726-7, EUzabeth Frink, dau. of George and Rebecca (Skillen) ot K. He was a
shipwright. A commission bearing date 19 Apr. 1757 was issued to George Berry
of Falmouth, constituting him captain of a scouting party ot forty men. This com
mission passed to his son Obadiah, to his grandson Joshua', and again to his great
grandson. Dr. Robert-Pagan' Berry, Jlr. Obadiah Beriy and his mother were ap
pointed joint executors of the will ot Capt. George Berry. Jlr, Berry resided on the
Berry homestead and cared tor bis parents in their declining years. He d. in Fal-
Jiouth, Res. Falmouth, Me.
Children, all born in Falmouth:
1. Lucy', b. 6 Nov. 1764; m. Josiah Burnham ot Durham. They had sons and
daughters.
2. Joshua", b. 8 June, 1767; m. 28 July, 1794, Falmouth, Olive Wilson of F., b.
there, 6 Apr. 1769, dau. of Nathaniel, an officer in the Revolutionary war and
Anna (Huston) ot F. She d. in Portland, Me., 6 May, 1815. He m. 3d, Mar.
1817, Hannah-Wadsworth Chipman, who d. Nov. 1835; m, 3d, Oct. 1838 at

Appendix. BurTon, ThoMas, files, haemoN. 63
Westbrook, Elizabeth Kelly. Farmer. Lived with his father on the Berry
homestead, subsequently in Portland, and later in Windham, Me., where he d.
15 Oct. 1847.
Children born in Falmouth :
1. Jlary', b. 9 Dec. 1794; d, Gorham, Me,; m. by Rev. Timothy Hilliard, O.,
11 June, 1833, to WilUam Burton, b. 13 Jan. 1798, Gorham, s. of William,
b. 15 Aug. 1759, Gloucester C.H., Va,, and JIary (Ross) of G. [William
Burton, Sen,, was a soldier in the war for independence.] He. d. 33 Sept.
1841. Farmer and selectman. Res. 1877, Gorham, Me.
Children born in Gorham:
1. Alfred-Men-iW, b. 9 Mar. 1824; d. 29 Nov. 1877; was m. by Rev. John-
R. Adams, G., 20 Nov. 1851, to Jlaytha-Jane Larrabee, b. 18 Aug. 1823,
Brunswick, Jle., dau. of John-Rogers and Martha-Cowing (Coombs) of
G. Treasurer of Maine Savings Bank, Portland, Me. Res. Portland, Me.
Children born in Portland :
1. Mary-Agnes», b, 16 Dec. 1858.
2. Alfred-Edgar', 'b. 24 Mar. 1857.
2. Edwin-Melville', b. 14 Feb. 1836; m. by Rev. Henry Jewell, Cincinnati,
O., 30 Jan. 1851, to Lucy-Latham Ford, b. 10 Apr. 1827, dau. of CoL
James and Lucy (Latham) of Gray, Jle., and after 1850 of Maineville,
O. Teacher in Gorham Academy, Me., till failing health induced him
to travel in the southern and western States. He d. 3 Dec. 1855, in
Gorham, Jle. She res. Gorham, Me.
Child :
William-Edwin', b, 29 Sept. 1863, Gorham, Book-keeper in Second National Bank,
St, Paul, Minn,
2. Ann', b. 34 July, 1798; d, 1 June, 1871, Gorham, Me.; m. Stephen-Hart
Thomas 10 Feb, 1839, s. ot Charles and Anna (Gray) of Gorham, Me. ; d. 13
Apr, 1847; she m, 2d, 1851, Robert Files. He d. in Gorham.
Child :
Gharles-BuzzeW, b. 21 Jlar. 1841 ; m. by Rev. Nathan-D. Center, 22 May,
1864, to Carrie Johnson, dau, of Samuel and Jane (Trickey). He d. 7
Feb. 1873. His widow m. 2d, Benjamin-Libby Harmon. She d. 10
Feb. 1876. Res. Gorham, Me.
Children:
1. Lizzie-Ellen', b. 12 Oct. 1866, ,
2, JIary-Lena», b, 4 Apr, 1869.
3. Alfred', b, 18 Jan, 1801; d. 10 Nov. 1851, probably Calais, Me.; m. 1 Nov.
1829, Jane-Jlartin Todd, b. 18 Apr. 1801, dau. of WilUam and Hannah
(Worthley), Jlrs. Berry d. 16 Nov. 1868. House builder. St. Stephens, N.B.
Children :
1. Edward- Amirald', h. 10 Aug. 1830.

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64 hiLL, ANDERsoii, goodelL. Appendix.
!5. Bobert- Melville', b, 12 July, 1832.
3. William- Orlando', b. 17 May, 1835; d. 1 June, 1854.
4. Freeman-Hale- Todd', b. 11 June, 1837; m. 11 Oct. 1866, by Rev. J.-S.
Thompson, to Adelaide Benson, b, 20 June, 1839, dau. of WilUam and
Annie (Brown.)
ChUdren :
1. Willard-Hale', b. 24 Sept. 1867.
2, Seth-Hale', b, 28 May, 1871.
5. ( Annie-Louisa', b. 36 Feb. 1840. Res. Milltown, Me.
6, I Mary-Amanda', twin of above, b. 36 Feb. 1840; d. 24 Jan. 1856.
7. Enily-Jane', b, 31 July, 1845; m, 18 Oct, 1867, by Rev. C.-G. McCully,
to Albert-Quiney Hill, b, 29 Apr, 1843, s. of Daniel and Elmira (Quincy).
Physician, Swedish Jlovement Cure. Cahis, Me.
8. Henry- Alfred', b. 3 Apr. 1843. Firm, "Berry Brothers," lumber mer
chants, Fredericton, N.B.
4. Henry', b. 7 Feb. 1803; d, 18 Jlar, 1847, Windham, Jle.
5. Louisa', b, 7 Nov. 1804; m. by Rev, Willi.am Gragg, 30 Nov, 1830, to Col,
Edward Anderson, b. 30 Oct, 1801, s. of Abraham and Lucy (Smith). He
d. 7 Oct, 1867. Selectman of Windham, Me., 1829, 1834, 1835, 1843, 1846,
1847, 1848, and 1854; representative for W. 1844; Senator from Cumberland
County, Me., 1859 and 1860. Res, Windham, Me.
Children :
1. Olive- Frances- Wilson', b. 7 Aug. 1833.
2. Susan- Watson', b. 3 July, 1835; m. by John-F. Anderson, Esq,, 11 Sept,
1861, to Charles-R, Goodell, b, 34 June, 1833. Selectman of Windham,
1876 and 1877; city civil engineer tor the city ot Portland from 1861 to
1868. Was residing, 1877, on the Anderson homestead, Windham, Me.
Children :
1. Mary-Thurston', b, 26 Jan, 1863.
2, Reginald-Eusden', b, 14 July, 1867.
3. Louisa- Anderson', b. 83 Apr. 1871.
3. Lucy-Smith', 'b. 3 Dec. 1845. School teacher in Deering from 1867 to
1875, and 1877.
6. Nathaniel-WUson', b. 4 Dec. 1806; d. 17 Feb. 1871, Gorham; m. by Rev.
WUliam Thompson, 15 Jan. 1833, to Lydia-Anderson, b. 9 Oct. 1809, dau.
of Edward and Olive (Waterhouse) of Limington, Jle. Farmer.
Children :
1. Louise- Anderson', b. 14 June, 1835.
2. Bobert-Pagan', b, 5 Nov. 1837; d. 7 Oct. 1842.
3. ( Mary-Ann', b. 11 Jan. 1840; d. 6 Aug. 1840.
4. \ Frances- Helen', b. 11 Jan. 1840; d. 6 Aug, 1840,
5. Charles- Johnson', b. 23 Oct, 1843, m, by Rev. David Newell, 2 Mar.
1865, to Sarah-Cordelia Crockett, dau. of Lothrop-L. and Mary-Jane
(Libby) ot Naples, Jle. Farmer. Res, Gorham and Portland, Me.

Appendix. noewood, illsley, sawyee, bessey, beadfobd, bucklin. 65
Children :
1. Charles-Fred», b. 14 Sept, 1868.
2. Robert Pagan', b, 19 Jan, 1869.
3, Nathaniel- Wilson', b,4Feb, 1872.
6. Julia-Olive', b. 8 Jlar. 1846; m. by Rev. W.-T. Chase, 17 Nov. 1870, to
Gorham Norwood, s. of Gorham and Eliza (Patch) of Rockport, JIass.
Res. Gorham, Me.
7. Emily', b. 20 Aug. 1809; d. 15 Sept. 1809, Falmouth, Me.
8. Dr. Robert-Pagan', b. 14 Jan, 1813; m. 18 July, 1848, JIary-Ann Thurston
ot Newport, R,I. He d. at Newport, 9 Feb. 1873. Dentist. [For more
extended biography see Maine Genealogist and Biographer]. She res. Newpm-t, B.L
3. Betsey", b. 16 Nov. 1770; d. 12 Jfl,n. 1771.
4. Sophia", b. 5 Sept. 1773; m. GeoTge Illsley, and left descendants in Portland
and Deering, Me.
5. Joanna", b. 14 Dec. 1776; m Anthony Sawyer, and left descendants in Port
land and Deering, Me.
GEORGE*, [2369] (s. of George' Winslow,) is said to have had besides the chUd
ren given in Vol. I., a sixth child:
Job'. LOUISA", [2500] (dau. of Betsey' (Boper) Bessey,) m. James BRADFORD ; m.
2d,  DEAN; m. 3d, George-Preserved SISSON. By 3d marriage had Joshua',
who d. unmarried.
BETSEY', dau. of Louisa' Bessey,) m. WelUngton BUCKLIN.
Res. 1877, New Bedford, Mass.
CORDELIA-M'., [3501] (dau. of Louisa' Bessey,) b. 28 instead of 10 June,
1823; m. 19 Apr. 1851, N.B., Ezra aUIMBY, b. 22 July, 1821, Tuftenboro', N.H.,
8. of Daniel- Jlurray and Susan (Munay). s.p.
ROSAMOND", [2517] (dau. of Dr. Wilbur' Southworth,) m. Ezra-Edson
WASHBURN. She res, 1877, Stockton, Cal.
LUCY-BOND', [3535] (dau. of Rosanwnd' iSouthworth) Washburn,) m. Thomas-
C. BARROWS, who is deceased. She res. Stockton, Cal.
ALBERT', [2529] («. of Rosamond' (Southworth) Washburn).
Res. 1878, 55 South Park, San Francisco, Cal.
MARY', [2683] (dau. of Beo. George- 'Whitfield' Hathaway,) m. Llewellyn BIXBY.
Res. 1878, San Juan, Monterey Co., Gal.
WALDO-ERSKINE', [2838] (». of Joshua* Winslow,) was in Sept. 1886 in bus-
ness at Arapahoe, Neb.

66 davenport, Goodwin, warren, moLoud, sears. Appendix.
ISAAC", [3841] (s. of Capt. Joshua' Winslow,) d. 5 May, 1877.
KENELM', [2843] (s. of Isaac' Winslow,) Res. 1887, Middleboro, Mast.
REUBEN', [2850] (s. of Isaac' Winslow,) m. Harriet Wyeth, who d. 13 Apr.
1879, HARRIET', [3855] (dau. of Beuben'' Winshw,) m. Llewellyn-Dana DAVEN
PORT, who d, 18 or 31 Apr. 1886.
SARAH-LOUISA", [3859] (dau. of Beuben'' Winslow,) m. George Kittredge
GOODWIN, who d. 1 Aug, 1883.
GEORGE-FREDERICK", [3860] (s. of Sarah- Louisa' [Winslow) Goodwin,) d. 11
Oct, 1880.
REBECCA", [2861] (dau. of Beuben' Winslow,) m, George WARREN. She d.
21 May, 1884.
KENELM', [2864] (s. of Isaac' Winslow,) d. 15 Dec. 1883. His wife, Nabby-
LovelP (Winslow), [3385] d, 25 Apr. 1880.
SARAH-ABBIE', [3867] (dau. of Kenelm'' Winslow,) vn. Rodolphus McLOUD,
He d. 10 Aug. 1885.
WILBUR', [3870] (s. of John- Howard' Winshw,) d. U Jan. 1875.
MAY-FOSTER', [3873] (dau. of John- Howard' Winslow,) d. 23 Jan. 1875.
WILLIAM', [2874] (s. of Isaac' Winslow,) d. 27 Mar. 1875.
JULIA-AMELIA', [2876] (dau. of William'' Winslow,) Res. 1888, West Brewster, Mass.
SUSIE-EVELINE', [3881] (dau. of Nathan- Frederick' Sears).
Res. 1885, Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass.
ELISHA-DILLINGHAM', [2883] (s of Abraham' Winshw,) d. in the antnmu ot
1882. ROLAND', [3895] (s. of Abraham' Winslow,) had:
9. Edward', b. 7 June, 1872.
NATHANIEL', [2907] (». of NathanieV Winslow,) d. 4 Jan, 1880.
ELIZA-EMMA', [2913] (dau. of NathanieV Winslow,) m, Francis-Bailey FOSTER,
who d. 2 June, 1886,

Appendix, nickerson, crocker, allynb, withy, marston, 07
IDA-JIARIA", [2914] (dau. of NathanieV Winsloic,) d. 19 July, 1873.
Joseph NICKERSON, husband of EJIELINE' Winslow [2915], and LOUISA'
Winslow [2893], d. 39 Feb. 1880.
HATTIE-WINSLOW', [2979] (dau. of Watson- Edward' ORdcKBR,) d. Deo.
1879 of diphtheria.
GEORGE-FENELON", [3980] (s. of Walson' Crocker). Res. 1877, Maiden, Mass.
OLIVE', [3205] (dau. of Freeman'' Winslow). Res. 1882, 32 Boston St., Salem, Mass.
BARTLETT-BRAY", [3233] (s. of Benjamin' Winshw,) m. Clarissa-Berry Fessen
den, who d. 12 July, 1875.
GEORGE-BARTLETT", [3234] («. of Bartlett- Bray' Winshw,) d. 27 July, 1887.
GILBERT', [3350] («. of Joseph' Winslow,) m. Amanda-Minerva WUder. She
d. 31 Dec. 1887, at the house of John' Winslow [3376], Mechanic's Falls, Jle., and
was buried in the cemetery at Brewster, JIass.
SOPHRONIA', [3358] (dau. of Joseph' Winshw,) m. Samuel-Hinckley ALLYNE,
who d. 30 Jlay, 1883, [Christian Dotin, dau, ot John-Gay AUyne, b. 13 Feb. 1795;
m. 1829, as 2d wife, Henry WITHY, b. 10 Jlay, 1800, vicar ot Holy Trinity,
Huddersfleld, who d, 1837. She d. at Weston, County ot Somerset, Eng,, 11 Feb.
1878. She had a son aud a danghter, both of whom married and had children.
See chart, pp, 286 and 287, and Misc. Gen. at Heraldica, pp. 375-378,]
JOHN-WINSLOW', [33G7J (s, of Sophronia' (Winshw) AUyne,) has his place of
businecs and residence, 1888, as given in Vol. I for 1877.
EDITH-WINSLOW', (dau. of John Winshw' AUyne,) was b. 13 Nov. 1S77, San
F.ancisco, Cal.
ALFRED', [3369] («. of Joseph' Winshw.) Res. 1879, West Waterville, Me.
HON. NYMPHAS', [3391] («. of Winslow' Marston,) d. 2 May, 1804.
HON. CHARLES' [3393] (s. of Winslow' Marston,) d. 15 Apr. 1866.
HON, GEORGE' [3394] (g. of Hon. Charles' Marston,) res. 1877, New Bedford,
Mass. His wife is a lineal descendant of John Robinson of Leyden.
Children :
1. Addib-S'., b. 25 Nov. 1854.

68 rvES, DAKiN, durkee, harwood, WEBB. Appendix.
2. Ellen-Winslow", b. 18 Mar. 1859.
DULCENA', [3430] (dau. of Elisha'' Winshw,) is deceased.
THOMAS-JEFFERSON", [3438] (s. of Elisha' Winshw,) m. Mariboro, Vt,,
Eliza-Frances Hunt, who d. Buffalo, N.Y., 1 Jlar. 1884. He d. 23 Jlay, 1886, at B.
MARY-OLIVE', [3439] (dau. of Thomas-Jeff'erson' Winshw,) m. WUUam IVES.
Res. 1888, 17 Park Place, Buffah, N Y.
MARY-WINSLOW'", [3440] (dau. of Mary-Olive' (Winslow) Ives,) m, 6 Oct.
1885, Charles DAKIN, and has dau, Geetrdde. 17 Park Place, Buffalo, N. Y.
CYNTHIA-HELEN', [3441] (dau. of Thomas-Jefferson' Winslow,) m, Eugene-
Return DURKEE. Res. 1888, West Park, Ulster Co., N.Y.
EUGENE-WINSLOW", [3442] (s. of Cynthia-Helen' (Wmslow) Durkee,) m.
about 1878, Emma-Frances-Brigham, dau of Levi-Henry and Zenobia' (West). She
d. 23 Feb. 1881. Res. 1888, Patcliogue, L.L, N.Y.
Children:
1. Emma-West", b. 17 Feb, 1879, Brooklyn, N.Y.
2. Helen-Winslow", b, 36 Nov. 1880, Brooklyn, N.Y.
WILLIAM- WELLS", [3443] (s. of Cynthia-Helen' ( Winslow) Durkee,) was elected
to the Colorado Legislature in 1886, He has a cattle ranch at Alamosa, Col.
Res. 1888, Znpato, Costelh Co., Col.
SUSAN-DULCBNA', [3444] (dau. of Thomas-Jefferson' Winshw,) m. Charles-D.
CHURCH; m. 2d, Henry-G. WHITE, and has a son Eugene-Richard'" White.
P.es. 1888, 32 Irving Place, Buffalo, N. Y.
JOHN-ADAMS", [3432] (s. of Elisha' Wimhw,) is deceased. Charlemont, Mass.
JAMES-MADISON", [3434] (s. ofEl'isha> Wmslow,) d. San Francisco, 1885; had:
Aeiline', and other children, ot whom we have no names. Res. San Francisco Cal.
RHODA', [3456] (dau. of Joshua' Winshw,) m. Capt. Abel Harwood. The sur
name of his mother should be (Prouty) instead of (Bartlett).
DAVID-LILLY", [3587] (s. of John'' Winslow,) m. 3d, Dolly-Powers Harwood,
dau. of George- Washington and Anna (Buion) or Buior). [Vide Watertown Geneahg'iel
p, 44, No. 39].
REV. JOHN-CLARENCE', [3651] (s. of Elbridge-Gerry* Web'b,) v,a% in 1883
pastor at Bowling Green, Ky.

Appendix. 'Webb, clabk, parsons, holton. 69
ERASTUS-DAVID-HOLTON", [8653] «. of Elh-idge-Gerry' V/eb'o,) was ad
mitted to practice in Supreme Court, San Fransisco, Cal., 19 Apr. 1882.
ELIZABETH", [3737] (dau. of Betsey' (Webb) Clark,) m. Helim Chillson. He
d. in 1877.
BENJAJIIN*, [Ch. XVI, p. 319] (s. of Benjamin' Parsons,) d. 1753 instead of
1755 as given in Chart.
CAPT. EDWARD-ALEXANDER', [3821] (a. of Erastus- Alexander' Holton.)
Res. 1888, Burlington, Vt.
KATIE-JIAY", [3822] (dau. of Capt. Edward-Alexander' Holton,) entered the
training school connected with the JIary Fletcher Hospital of Burlington, Vt., in
April, 1886; has since had hospital training and private practice, and May, 1888 is
taking her last course of lectures for graduation.
CHARLES-EDWARD", [3823] (s. of Edward-Alexander' Holton,) ia, 1888, a
student at the Vermont Methodist Seminary, and expecting after graduation from
the seminary to pursue a full medical course; has already attended medical lectures
one term. JOEL-HUNTINGTON', [3226] (s. of Erastus- Alexander' Holton,) m. Emma-
Jane Diggins, who d. of consumption, 16 June, 1881, at Burlington, Vt, and was
there buried. He m. 2d, 25 June, 1883, Westminster, Vt., Eate-EUen Wiley, b. 23
Feb. 1856, Westminster, dau. ot Thomas and Rebecca (Richardson) of W.
Res. Burlington, Chittenden Co., Vt.
HARRY-SYLVESTER", [3228] (s. of Jod-Huntington' "Kdlton,) is, 1888, a stu-
dent at Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H.
MINERVA', [3830] (dau. of Phde' (Parsons) Holton,) d. suddenly of heart dis
ease at her home at Hillsgrovc, 111,, 80 May, 1875. Her daughter writes that she
often said she endeavored to live day by d.iy as if it might be her last, and that she
was ready any time she might be called hence. She had been in her usual health,
and active in her domestic duties during the day, but after retiring to rest at night
said she felt strangely, and a few minutes later folded her hands across her breast
and ceased breathing without even a struggle. Mrs. Gilchrist united with the Baptist
Church of Saxton's River, Vt, , and adorned her profession by an earnest christian
life. Mr. Gilchrist d. 30 June, 1882, at the house of his daughter, at Fountain
Green, IU. The foUowing notice of his death was taken from a newspaper of that
date: *'Chas. G. Gilchrist died at the residence of Dr. Ferris, Friday, at half-past
twelve o'clock, aged eighty years. His Ufe of patient effort, faithful struggling iu
the path ot duty, drew as calmly to a close as a sunset at the cud of a quiet autumn
day. Lovingly attended by his children, who ministered to his few wants, he went

70 LIOKBERGEE, FERRIS, MARTIN, GILCHRIST. Appendix.
down to the grave without a fear, ' sustained and soothed by an unfaltering trust . . .
like one who wraps the drapery of his couch around him, and lies down to pleasant
dreams.' His remains were conveyed to his old home at Hillsgrove. There, be
neath trees ot his own planting, the funeral exercises were conducted by Rev. Sander
in a most impressive manner. The casket bore a small cluster of wheat, a fltting
tribute to the life past, tor truly he was as ' a sheaf of wheat ripened for the har
vest.' Attended by a large concourse of his old friends and neighbors, his remains
were carried to the cemetery to rest until the resurrection morn beside his wife, who
seven years ago had passed on before."
CHARLES-LEONARD, JI.D",, [3833] (s. of Helen- Minerva' (Gilchrist) Ferris,)
m. 81 Dec. 1878, Warsaw, Hancock Co., III., Ella Conner, b. 13 Jan. 1856, Rome,
Perry Co., Ind,, dau, of Benjamin-Franklin and Eliza (Lamb) of Rome. Dr. Ferris
graduated at the Lutheran College at Carthage, III., May, 1876, aud at Rush Jledical
College, Chicago, 26 Feb. 1878. Physician. Res. 1888, Fountain Green, Hancock Co., III.
Children :
1. Son", b. 8 June, 1881; d. sb. twelve hours.
3. Helen-Isabel", b. 23 Sept. 1883.
8. KuTH- Alice", b. 30 Dec. 1887.
LELIA-FRANCINA", [3834] (dart, of Helen-Minerva' (Gilchrist) 'Ferris,) m. 30
Nov. 1883, Edward-Almon LIONBERGER, b. 29 Nov, 1854, La Crosse, Hancock
Co,, 111,, s. of John- WilUam and Pbilena (Roberts) of Jamestown, N.Y. Jlrs. Lion-
berger was educated at Carthage College, Carthage, 111. Res. 1888, Fountain Ch-een, III.
Children born in Fountain Green:
1. Leonard-Pay", b. 36 Aug, 1883,
3. Gay-Gilchrist", b, 2 Sept. 1885.
3. .Tohn-Edward", b. 17 Dec. 1887.
ALICE-LAVINIA", [3836] (dau. of Helen- Minerva' (Gilchristi Ferris,) m. 31 Dec.
1886, Charles-Richard MARTIN, b, 6 Dec. 1858, Hire Township, JIcDonough Co.,
111., s. of Presley and Nancy-Misamiah (Wright) ot La Crosse, II). Jlrs. Martin was
educated at Monticello Seminary, 111. Res, 1887, Carthage, 111.
HIRAM-G ANO", (10th child of Helen-Minerva' [Gilchrist) Ferris,) b. 16 Aug.
1876, Fountain Green.
GEN. CHARLES-ALLEN', [3841] (s. of Minerva' (Holton) Gilchrist,) was in
Mav, 1888, receiver and superintendent of the Fort Madison and Northwestern Railway
and resides at p-grt Madison, Iowa.
JOSEPH-GILMER", [3843] (s. of Gen. Charles- Allen' Gilchrist,) m. 6 Jan. 1886,
Henrietta-J. Keech. He is a civil engineer. Jlay, 1888, is at Tahor, Fremont Co.,
Iowa, having charge of the location and coustruction of a new railway not yet named.
Res. near ilfi!, Carroll, IU.

^Q^T^'^i^^Sli

^bvH^CJ\oevc-et3^'

Appendix. Gilchrist, paiebanks, holton. 71
MAGNOLIA-ELLEN", (dau. of Joseph- Gilmer" Gilchrist, b. near JIt. Carroll,
Can-oU Co., HI,, Sept. 1886.
MINERVA-FRANCES", [3843] (dau. of Gen. Charles-Allen' Gilchrist,) m. 11
Jan. 1884, Blunt, Dakota, Albert-Wilder Fairbanks. He is in the publishing busi
ness. Res. 1888, Chicago, III.
CHARLES- WILDER", (s, of Minerva-Frances" (Gilchrist) Fairbanks,) b. at
Appomattox, Dakota, 36 Oct. 1884.
AWNA-JIARY", (8th child of Gen. Charles Allen' Gilchrist,) h. 39 July, 1875,
at Carthage, 111.
DAVID-VAN BRUGH", [3849] (s. of Minerva' (Holton) Gilchrist.)
Res. 1888, Hillsgrove, III
HELEN-ELVA'°, [3850] (dau. of David- Van Brugh' Gilchrist,) is a graduate of
Abingdon College, III, 1888, teacher in Ca thage, 111.
IVAN-ERASTUS", [3853] («, of David- Van Brugh' Gilchrist,) di 13 June, 1880.
His death was caused by the kick of a horse.
WILLIAJI-LEONARD", (5th child of David- Van Brugh OrilchTist,) b. 21 Jan.
1874; d. 2 Jan. 1875, Hillsgrove, HI.
SARAH-CORNELIA'", (Qth child of David- Van Brugh Gilchrist,) b. 19 Nov.
1876, HiUsgrove, III.
EDWARD-JIAY'- [3855] (s. of Minerva' (Holton) Gilchrist,) m. Mary-Jane Botts,
who d. at Tiugley, Ringgold Co,, Iowa, 3 Sept. 1881. He m. 3d, Keokuk, 26 Sept.
1883, Lucretia-J, Alton, b. Fountain Green, 3 June, 1847, dau. of Henry, of Alle
ghany Co., N.Y., and Elizabeth-Jane (Jlarsh), b. Niles, Cayuga Co., N.Y. Jlr.
Gilchrist is, 1888, chief civil engineer of the St. Louis, Keokuk and Northwestern
Railway, and Chicago, Burlington and Kansas City Railway, and has all the bridges
and buiidings of both lines under his charge. Res. 1888, Keokuk, Iowa.
Children:
1. Helen-Frances", b. 18 Nov. 1867, Hillsgrove, JIcDonough Co., IU.
3. JIary-Albertinb'", b, Adrian, Hancock Co,, 111,, 12 Dec. 1876.
By 2d marriage:
3, Horace- Alton", b, 7 June, 1884, Keokuk, Iowa.
DAVID-PARSONS"*, A.JI., M,D,, [3858] (s. of Phebe'-' (Pal-sons') 'E.olto-a,) one

*For explanation of the double index see page 344, Vol. I. Beferenoe is also there made to the
Appendix of the Winslow Memorial for an article. "Method in Genealogy." The publisher ia
aware that such an article was prepared and printed, and probably eleotrotyped, but after the
lanse ot years, and the changes incident to Dr. Helton's death, it cannot be found. It is, however,
believed that much of the substance of it will be found by a study of the foot note on tbe page
above named, of the preface to Vol. I, and of other references in that yolame.

73 de. david parsons''' holton. Appendix.
of the compilers of the Winslow Memorial, d. of heart disease in New York City, 7
June, 1883.
Of the life and labors of Dr. Holton little need be added to what has been given
in Volume I of this Memorial; in the Far well- Ancestral JIemorial, pubUshed by
him in 1879, and in the extended sketch of his character and work by Henry-Reed
Stiles, M,D,, flrst president of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society,
in the October number of the N. Y. Genealogical and Biographical Record of 1883, pp.
149-168. It may, however, properly be added that he was a graduate ot the College
of Physicians and Surgeons of the City of New York in 1839; foUowed his profes
sion in the New York dispensaries and hospitals till 1843, and from that date till
the fall of 1847 in Westport, Essex Co., N.Y. While in Essex Co. he was for two
years the county superintendent of its schools. In 1858 he went to Europe, and for
four years attended lectures at the universities and schools, mostly those of Paris and
Berlin. On his return to America he was deeply interested in and labored for the
establishment ot agricultural colleges in the several States ot the Union. After
1865, in accordance with the will of his late sister, Mrs. Brown, he lectured exten
sively on physiology and hygiene. Through his direct exertions, and at great per
sonal sacrifice, he secured the establishment of the first of the series ot free baths in
the city ot New York, By newspaper report of a recent year eleven such baths had
been furnished by the city, and the number of persons who had used them during
that season was stated to be 3,715,504. He was also the originator and one of the
founders ot the New York Genealogical and B ograpliical Society; its flrst vice presi
dent; one of its trustees many years, and a liberal contributor towards the support ot
its quarterly in its early existence. He was a life member of the American Geo
graphical and Statistical Society of the city ot New York; the American Institute;
the New England Society ot the city of New York, and Historic-Genealogical So
ciety ot Boston, JIass.
Dr. Helton's later years were mainly devoted to the collection and compilation
ot genealogical records relating to his own ancestors and their descendants, and ot
those ot other early settlers of New England. The readers of this JIemorial, with
many ot whom Dr. H, held correspondence in regard to his genealogical work, mav
wish to learn in what condition his extensive collections ot genealogical records,
which had been accumulating through long years ot research, were left at his death.
To meet this natural inquiry the present publisher would make the following state
ment: " Of all records relating to the Winslow name only those belonging to'the de
scendants of one of the four immigrant brothers, and comprising the present volume,
which, with Volume I, gives ti.e descendants of Kenelm' Winslow, have been pub
lished. Those relating to the families of his brothers were put in manuscript for
the printer many years since, Jsut the interest of their descendants and their flnau-
cial encouragement has never been sufficient to warrant their pubUcation.
Of the records obtained ot the Farwell name a small portion were used tor the
Farwell-Ancestral JIemorial, a volume ot over two hundred pages, giving all the
known descendants of the flrst flve generations of the immigrant ancestor, Henry'
FarweU, and three branches of that flfth generation down to date of publication in
1879. The remainder is yet in manuscript.
Of the numerous Holton records obtained, none have been published in book form.

Aj^endix. de. david paesons'.' holton, 73
In regard to the records of the several Pabsons families, descended from different
immigrant ancestors, the collections of which are exceedingly numerous, one branch
only has been in course of publication, that of Dea, Benjamin' Parsons, an early set
tler of Spriugfleld, JIass. One of this branch, the late Judge Levi Parsons of New
York, in his gift of $50,000 to Union College towards founding scholarships tor
his kindred, those descended with himself from Thomas" Parsons ot Great Milton,
Eng., connected therewith the publication of the Benjamin' Parsons JIemorial.
by which the claims or relationship of candidates should be decided. Unfortunately,
after more than three hundred pages of that Jlemorial had been eleotrotyped, he
discontinued his flnancial aid, saying he hoped to resume it when his circumstances
should have improved. No further payments, however, were made, and as a result,
for lack ot requisite funds, that JIemorial remains unflnished, partly in manuscript,
partly in proof, the eleotrotyped pages of which are yet iu store at the foundry.
Dr. Helton's inability, through lack of flnancial co-operation, to '-transfer from
the oblivion ot manuscript aud proof pages his much prized records to the certain
usefulness of t^-pe, " as truthfully hinted by Dr, Styles, made the evening ot his life
one of comparative sadness and disappointment, and probably hastened its termina
tion sooner than his vigorous constitution would have indicated.
Aside from his genealogical works. Dr. Helton's publications were mostly in
leaflet and pamphlet form. The principal larger pamphlets were his Caen Stone
Dreams and his Beminiscences.
tFrom a printed stray leaf left by Dr. Holton, the following description ot the
arms of Holton, of which he possessed a copy, is given : The crest on the arms of
Holton consists ot a map. At this date we do not know the circumstances which
entitled some one Holton, in the past, to bear, as complimentary, an escutcheon
or armorial shield having, on "a fleld of azure, a bend of gold supporting three
eagles displayed, red; surmounted by a crest, a map proper," emblazoned:
Shield — Azure, on a bend or, three eagles displayed gules.
Crest — A map ot the British Isles; motto, persevere.
Very possibly the American Holtons may not be his descendents. The honored
armiger having for the crest of his escutcheon a map, we are strongly impressed,
was a discoverer ot lands before unknown, or in some way aided in extending the
dominion of his king. He concludes with a bit of pleasantry in regard to his ''Yan
kee guess " in relation to the origin ot the crest.
The coat ot arms of the Forward Family, p, 347, has been handed down from
generation to generation in this family, and is now (1887) in the possession of de
scendants of Gen. Josepli-Jlorton" Forward. A copy of it, procured at the Herald's
College in London, is, 1887, in the possession of the descendants of his brother,
PUny" Forward.
tReferenoe is made on pp. 8-9 of preface to Vol. I, to an article on Hera,ldry, to be found in this
appendix. As the publication of Vol. II and its appendix was necessarily and prospectively aban-
iloned for reasons implied in the foregomg sketch of Dr. Holton, the article was not prepared, and
the present puolisher finds the strict genealogical publication of the volume all that present means
and strength will allow. The reader will find some thoughts on that subject on the above named
9th page. In regard to the chart nameil on page 8, it must be said that it; does not strictly belong
to the branch of"Kenelmi Winslow, and it will be necessary to omit its insertion in this volume. A
specimen of such Seize Quartiebs charts can be seen in the Fabwell-Anoestbal Memorial,
between pp. 131 and 133,

74 swift, fuller, lohman, mills, STODDARD. Appendix.
ADELIA-PARSONS', [3869] (dau. of Miriam' (Parsons) Stoddard,) m. Charles-
Heman SWIFT, M.D., who d. 15 July, 1885, San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Swift res. 1888, Oakland, Cal.
MINNIE" [3872] (dau. of Ellen- Adelia' (Swift) [Durden] Brown).
Res. 1877, WhistUr, Alabama.
ELLEN-BAKER", [3875] (dau. of EUen-Adelia' (Swift) [Durden] Brown,)
m, 15 May, 1879, Martin FULLER, Teller ot Union Savings Bank of San Fran
cisco, Cal.
ChUd :
Douglas-Bacon", b. 15 Mar. 1880.
FRANCES-ELIZABETH', [3879] (dau. of Adelia-Parsons' (Stoddard) S-wiSt,) m.
Issac LOHMAN, who d. 28 Apr. 1881, at Oakland, Cal. April 15, 1883, their
eldest two daughters, with Alice-Julia, dau. of Mr. L, by a former wife, accompanied
by their aunt, Mrs. Page, sailed from New York to spend a few years in Europe for
the education of the young ladies.
Children in addition to the three given in Vol. I:
4. Ralph- Waldo", b. 11 July, 1875, Oakland, Cal.
5. Helen", b. 11 July, 1877, Oakland.
MARGARET-McIVOR', [3884] (dau. of Adelia- Parsons' (Stoddard) Swift,) m.
Edgar MILLS. Banker. Res, 1881, Menh Park, Mateo Co., Cal.
Child in addition to the four given iu Vol, I:
5, Florence-Adelia", b. 8 Oct, 1876, Sacramento, Cal.
FRANK' [3889] (s, of Adelia-Paj-sons' (Stoddard) Swift,) d, after a brief illness,
San Francisco, Cal,, G Jan, 1877, He was an energetic, prosperous business man,
aud, although young, bad accumulated a handsome fortune, and held a position in
society ot honor and respectability,
JAMES-JIONROE", [3894] (s, of Miriam' (Parsons) Stoddard,) m. Chrisrina-
Perkins Blakeney, b, 1 Oct. 1833, Res, 1881, Pleasant HiU, De Soto Parish, La.
Removed 1886, and has since res. Reno, Cal.
CHARLES-HEJIAN", [3895J (s. of Jatnes- Monroe' Stoddard,) m. 16 Aug. 1875,
Cora-N. Cross ot Reno, Nev. Kes. 1882, Beno, Nev.
Children :
1. Richard-Page", b. 3 Sep, 1870.
3, Charles-C".,. b, 7 Jlay 1878,
3, Roy", b. 13 Mar. 1880,
RICHARD-PUllYEAR', [3896] (s. of James- Monroe' Stoddard.) d. about 1870.

Appendix. stoddard, page. 75
FRANK-JAJTES', [3897] (s. of James- Monroe' Stoddard,) in 1881 was reading
dentistry; Oct, 1883 was in Nevada,
JANE-MIRIAM', [3899] (dau. of Mii-iam' (Parsons) Stoddard,) m. Francis- Wy
man PAGE, who d. 18 Sept. 1883, St. Louis, JIo. Mrs. Page removed, 1886, and
hag since res. Padfie Grove, Monterey Co., Cal.
FRANCIS-STODDARD', [3900] (adopted son of Jane- Mii-iam' (Stoddard) Page,)
m. Mary-EUzabeth KeUogg, who d. in Oakland, Cal,, 15 Jan, 1872. He m. 2d,
Sept. 9, 1874, at Oakland, Emily-JIorreU' (Arms) Mann, b. Johnstown, Fulton Co.,
N.Y., dan. ot Charles of New York City, and Harriette (Morrell) of Brooklyn, N.Y.,
(dau. of Judge Morrell of Albany, N.Y.), and widow of William L. Mann, Accord
ing to the Arms Family Record, compiled by Edward- W. Arms ot Troy, N.Y., the
line of Jlrs. Page's ancestry is: Charies", b. 27 Feb. 1807, d. 1^71; Eliakim*, Jr,, b.
1767; EUakim", b. 1737, d. 1810; WiUiam', b. 1693, d. 1774; WilUam', b. 1654, d.
25 Aug. 1731; m. 1677, Joanna Hawks, who d. 22 Nov. 1729.
" William Anns, the ancestor of the Arms family in the United States, came
either from the Island of Jersey or Guernsey in the English Channel. It is presumed
that he assumed the name of Arms, as none of this name are found in the island from
whence he came. He was a knitter ot stockings by trade. The flrst heard of him
was his marriage with Joanna, daughter of John Hawks, one of the settlers of Had
ley, Mass., in 1677. His name appears in the town records ot Hatfleld, JIass., in
1677. He removed from Hatfield to Deerfleld, JIass,, about 1684, It is said ol him
that he was a good faimar, industrious, and economical, devotional and religious, and
a quiet and obliging neighbor. He would knit a pair of stockings while going to
and returning from the mill at Hatfleld. In 1698 he was chosen farm viewer, and
one of a committee to build a school house and hire a schoolmaster; in 1699 a con
stable; in 1700 a tythingman; in 1701, fence viewer and school commissioner. Af
ter that his name appears almost yearly in the town records. Also in the records of
Sunderland, Mass., from 1714 to 1722, where he is spoken of as "Good Jlr. Arms."
He served in the Indian fight at Great Falls, where now is Gill, Mass., May 17tli,
1676, for which his son John was one of those entitled to the township granted by
the General Court 1736. His body lies in the old burying ground at Deerfleld, a
little east of the centre of the ground, adjacent to his son William and grandson
William.'; [The foregoing was compiled by Edward-W. Arms.]
Children :
1. Miriam", b. 20 Aug. 1875, Oakland, Cal. ; d. 7 Feb, 1879.
a. Eabnbst-Stoddard", b. 17 Dec. 1877, O.
8. Clabbncb-Winslow", b. 20 Feb. 1879, O.
4. Maey", b. 15 Jlay, 1880.
PHILANDER-SALMON', [3912] (s. of Miriam-Winslmn* (Parsons) Wheat.
Res. 1882, Union, Cass Co., Mich.

On page 394, Vol. I, reference is made to page 75 Appendix in regard to the double index, an ex.
ample of which is there given. Nothing more seems necessary for explanation than that example,
together with another found on page 344 of the same volume.

76 wheat, waebobn, chapin, kodston, keyes, pishee, smith. Appendix.
JESSE-LEE", (3d child of Philander- Salmon* Wheat,) b. 1 Mar. 1877; d. 16
Aug, 1877.
SA.MUEL-SANDFORD', [3916] («. of Miriam- Winslow' (Parsons) Wheat,) m. a
dau. of No. [3921]. Res. 1881, Union, Cass Co., Mich.
LUCINDA-VILETTA', [3933] S^u. of Luthera- Viletta' (Parsons) Cummings,)
m, 34 Dec. 1876, Henry-E. WAEBORN. Res. Three B'lvers, St. Joseph Co., Mich.
WILLIAM-ESTEP", [8938] («. of Binaldo' Parsons,) b. 7 Jan. 1858, Bronson,
Branch Co,, Jlich.; m. 15 Oct. 1879, Batavia, Mich., Dolly-Adelaide Moore, b. 4
Nov. 1858, dau. of Sherod and Eunice (Bunker) of B. Res. 1881, Coldwater, Mich.
ELLA-ALLENA", [3940] (dau. of Binaldo' Parsons,) m. 26 Oct. 1879, Bethel,
Mich., Bion-Saniuel CHAPIN, b. 16 Jan. 1859, Scott, Sheboygan Co., Wis.
Res. 1881, Edgerton, Williams Co., 0.
PARLEY', [3943] (s. of Eleanor- Jane* (Parsons) Beebe,) m. about 1875, and
res. 1883, Minneapolis, Ottawa Co., Kan.
ELLA-JIAY', [3950] (dau. of Eleanor- Jane' (Parsons) Beebe,) m. about 1879, 
HOUSTON, and res, 1888, 182 Cedar St., Kalamazoo, Mich.
WILLIE', [3951] (s. of EUanor-Jane' (Parsons) Beebe,) m. and
res. Schoohraft, Mich.
EURETTA-ADELIA', [3954] (dau. of Lrena' (Parsons) Misenar,) m. Charles-
Clark KEYES, and has
Children:
1. William- Wilbur", b. 4 June, 1874, Bethel, Jlich.
2. Samuel-Leroy", b. 2 June, 1882.
EDATA-IRENA', [3961] (dau. of Lrena' (Parsons) Misenar,) name corrected
from that given in Vol. I.
JIARTHA", [3963] (dau. of Phila' (Parsons) Lovell,) is living, 1888, with her
daughter, Jlrs. Plumley, at Greenfield Hill, Fairfield, Conn.
JIARTHA-JANE', [3969] (dau. of Martha' (Lovell) Fisher,) m. John-Longford
SMITH, who d. Friday, 10 Feb., 1882, New York City. Jlrs. Smith and her
daughters res. 1888, Brooklyn, N. Y.
FRANK-EDGAR", [3970] (s. of Martha-Jane' (Fisher) Smith,) has changed
bis name to Frank-Longford. Collector tor Domestic Sewing Machine Co.
Res. 1888, Goodwin St., Paterson, N.J,

Appendix. j-isher, plomleY. bUbrougBSi. 17
Children : of age.

1. Jennie", about eight years of age
2. Edwabd", about six years of age,
8. Feank", se. about two years.

EMILY-AUGUSTA', [8976] (dau. of Martha* (Lovell) Fisher,) m. Rev. Gar
diner-Spring PLUMLEY, who was pastor, 1 Jan. 1876, of the North Dutch Churcli,
New York City; 1 Jan. 1878, pastor of Calvary (Presbyterian) Church, New York
City [N.Y. City Mission and Tract Society]; 1 Oct, 1883, pastor of the Church of
Christ, Fairfield (Greenfield) Ct., which church was formed in 1732, and has had
eleven pastors. Res. 1888, Greenfield Hill, Fairfield, Gt.
WILLIAJI-EDGAR", [8977] (s. of Emily-Augusta' (Fisher) Plumley,) m. Dec.
1876, JIary-Sanger (Cann) Trask, Scranton, Pa,, dau. ot Rev. Thomas- JI. of Dela
ware, and Sarah-Smith (Goodnow) of Framingham, JIass. Jlr. Plumley was "Class
Boy" of the class ot 1850, Yale CoUege; was graduated in the class of 1876 at
Princeton College, N.J. He has taught in Scranton, Pa., as assistant and associate
principal of School of the Lackawanna; in Frankfort, Ky., as principal of the Ky.
Eclecticlnstitute ; and in Englewood, N,J,, as principal ot a classical preparatory
school. He is, 1888, Latin master in the Lawrenceville school.
Res. 1888, Lawrenceville, N.J.
Children :
1. Howaed", b. 22 Nov. 1879, Scranton, Pa.; was "Class Boy" of the class of
1876, Princeton, aud received the cup in 1886.
2. Mabion-Stdart", b. 9 Jan. 1881, Frankfort, Ky.
3. Gabdinbe-Speing", b, 15 Jan. 1888, Demarest, N.J.
4. Maby-Sangeb III", b. 19 Oct. 1885, Lawrenceville, N,J.
EJIJIA-FRANCES", [3978] (dau. of Emily-Augusta' (Fisher) Plumley,) m. 30
May, 1877, Metuchen, N.J., Rev. George-Stockton BURROUGHS, D.D., Ph.D.,
b. 15 Sept. 1831, CamiUus, N.Y., s. of George-Washington Burroughs, M.D,, b. 17
Oct. 1812 at Trenton, N.J,, and Olivia-Caroline (Stockton); gr.-son ot Hon. Charles
Burroughs, and gr.-gr.-son of John Burroughs ot Trenton. Prof. Burroughs was
graduated from Princeton College in the class of 1873, and from Princeton Theo
logical Seminary in the class of 1877; was ordained July 10, 1877, and installed
pastor of the Presbyterian Church of Slatington, Pa. ; pastor of First Church ot
Christ (Congregational), Fairfleld, Ct., Feb. 1880 to Feb. 1884; pastor of First
Church of Christ (Congregational), New Britain, Ct,, Feb. 1884 to Jan, 1887; pastor
of Church of Christ in Amherst College and Samuel Green Professor ot Biblical His
tory and Interpretation in that institution since Jan. 1887. He received the Honorary
Degree ot Ph.D, trom Princeton College, Feb. 1884, and that of D.D. from the same
institution in June, 1887. Res. 1888, Amhei-st, Mass
Children :
1. Mabel", b. 5 Jlar. 1878.
2. Harold", b. 31 May, 1883; d. 12 Apr. 1885.
3. Ralph'\ b, 16 June, 1887.

78 PHILLIPS, maoarY, Gordon,, KimbrougS. Appendix.
ELIZABETH-MARRINER'", [3981] (dau. of Emily-Augusta' [Fisher) "Plxaaley,)
m. at the parsonage ot her father. Rev. G.-S. Plumley, Greenfleld Hill, Ct., 21 Jan.
1886, Alfred-Noroton PHILLIPS, M.D., b. at Brook Farm, Glenbrook, (formerly
New Hope), Ct., 13 July, 1856, s. of Charles- Henry and Catharine (Nesbett) of New
York City. Dr. Phillips graduated from the New York College ot Physicians and
Surgeons in 1882; began the practice of medicine in Bridgeport, Ct., Sept. 1884.
1888, 18 Courtland St., Bi-idgeport, Ct.
6ARDINER-LADD", [3982] (s. of Emily-Augusta' (Fisher) Plumley). 1888,
res., unmarried, at Tarrytown, N.Y.
ALEXANDER-ROLSTON", [3983] (s. of Emily-Augusta' (Fishei-) Plumley.)
1888, unmarried. Add. 345 Broadway, N. Y.
EMILY-LOUISE", [3984] (dau. of Emily-Augusta' (Fisher) Plumley.)
Res. 1888, Tarrytown, N. Y.
FRANCES-JIARIE', [3985] (dau. of Martha' (Lovell) Fisher,) m. David
BROWN; m. 2d, Albert-Mallows MAGARY, andhad, besides the children given
in Vol. I: Res. 1887, San Fi-ancisco, Cal.
6. Amanda", b. in Vallejo, Cal.
6. Alvin'", b. 12 July, 1887.
FRANCES-MIRIAM', [3991] (dau. of PhiW (Parsons) Lovell,) m, Joel Beman
PARSONS; m. 2d, John GORDON, 1881 Mr. Gordon was agent tor Iron Moun
tain Railway. Mrs. Gordon d. 1 June, 1884, St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Gordon d. at Tex-
arkanna, Texa?, 15 Jan. 1888.
JULIUS-FRANKLIN', [3992] (s. of Fran ces- Miriam* (LoveW Parsons,) m. Annie-
Abel Matlock, dau. of George, b. in N. J., and Elizabeth (Abel), b. in Penn., and d.
17 July, 1878, ae. 71. Mr. Parsons d. 18 Feb. 1877, St. Louis. His widow res.
1888, 2851 Lucas Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
FRANCES-ELEANOR', [3993] (dau. of Ft-ances-Miriam' (Lovell) Parsons,) m.
George-Casey KIMBROUGH, who d. 4 Jan. 1887.
FRANK-PARSONS", [3994] (s. of Frances- Eleanor' (Parsons) Kimbrough,) m.
5 Feb. 1878, St. Louis, Helen-Marietta Duggei-j b. 29 Aug. 1857, Atlanta, 111., dau.
ot Samuel-Bastian, b. 4 May, 1834, Carlinsville, III,, (s. of Jarrot and Jlary), and
Catharine-Miller (Odell), b. Wayne Co,,~0,, 16 July, 1835, (dau. of Enos-Prator and
Susanna). [Jlr. and Jlrs. Dugger were in. C, 30 Nov. 1858. She d. 21 July,
1872, at Carlinsville, 111, Their children were: Jarrot- Prator, Flora-Suessa, Helen-
Marietta, Susan-Adeline, Mary-Clarissa, and Samuel-Oddl. Mr. Dugger m. 2d, St.
Louis, 33 June, 1875, EUza-Mary Riegel, dau, ot Rev. Jacob and Elizabeth, and had
son Albert- Arthur. At the eariy age of eighteen Mr. D. was one of the founders of
The Statesman, the first newspaper published in his native city; later he was the

Appendix. kimbrough, parsons, boyd, lovell. 79
founder ot the Express, Petersburg, III. ; Forum, Atlanta, III. , and was one of the
founders of the Daily Begister, Leavenworth, Kan. He served the Government as
collector of excise taxes tor Macoupin Co., III., during the War of the Rebellion, at
the close of which he engaged in mercantile pursuits, flrst in his native city, later in
St. Louis, and more recently at Northview, JIo,, ot which village he was the founder.]
Jlr. Kimbrough was educated at the Missouri State University. In 1881 was
of the flrm Kimbrough, Scott & Co., cor. Sixth and Seventh Streets, St. Louis, Mo.
1888, salesman for Scott- Jones Hat Co., St. Louis.
Res. 1888, 8420 School St., St. Louis, Mo.
Child:
Helen", b. 18 June, 1883.
EMJIA-KATIE", [3995] (dau. of Frances- Eleanor' (Parsons) Kimbrough,) was
educated at the Mary Institute, a branch of the Washington University of St.. Louis.
Res. 3420 School St. , St. Louis, Mo.
CATHERINE-AUGUSTA', [8996] (dau. of Frances-Miriam' (Lovell) Parsons,)
m. Henry-Lyman FOOT, who d, 7 Jan. 1875, Texarkanna, Tex., where he had been
engaged in the management of the Iron Jlonntain Stock Yard, connected with the
Iron Jlountain Railway. He was bur. 11 Jan. 1875 at St. Louis, Mo.
Res. St. Louis, Mo., and, 1888 Ferguson, Mo.
MARIE-LAFLIN", [3999] (dau. of Catherine- Augusta' (Parsons) Foot,) m. 24
Nov. 1881, at 2344 Olive St., St. Louis, James-F, BOYD. Res. 1888, Garland City, Ark.
FRANCES-ELLEN", [3998] (dau. of Cathmne-Augusta' (Parsons) Foot,) is a
teacher of a private school. Res. 1888, Ferguson, Mo.
ANNIE-PARSONS", (4«A child of Catherine-Augusta' (Parsons) Foot,) was b. 17
July, 1875, St, Louis.
PHILA", [3965] (dau. of Phila' (Parsons) Lovell,) m. at Vergennes, Vt., Alvah
WARD, b. East Troy, N.Y, ; d. 7 Oct. 1881. We add the following from the
newspaper of that date: "At a meeting ot the Little Falls Reform Club, held Sun
day afternoon, Oct. 9th, the following resolution was adopted:
Besolved, That in the'death of Brother Alvah Ward this Club has lostan earnest,
faithful temperance iworker; his family, a kind and indulgent husband and father;
and the commanity, one who in his day and generation was an enterprising and use
ful citizen." Kes. Little Falls, N Y.
Children :
1. Feanobs-Mary', b. probably about 1844, Wyoming, N.Y. ; d. at Syracuse, N.Y.,
86. six months.
a. Albert-Hbney', b. perhaps, 5 Jlar. 1847, Little Falls; m, 1864, Louisa jMixter,
who d. 1866. Res. 1873, West Toledo, 0.

sa

so WAKEFIELD, CHAMBERLAIN, STRADER, ROWE, MCCONE, ANDRUS. AppmdiX.
8. Nathaniel-Benton", b. perhaps, 1 Jlay, 1850, Little FaUs.
Res. 1873, Lyons Falls, Lewis Co., N.Y.
4. Fbances-Lovell", b. SO May, 1853, Little Falls; m. 8 Apr. 1873, Eugene-Ed
mund Sheldon, b. 18 June, 1844, WUlsboro', Essex Co,, N.Y.,-s. of Aikin-Ed-
mund and Phebe (Perry) of W. Jlr. Sheldon was a student at Barre Academy,
Vt., from 1854 to 1865; entered Middlebury CoUege in the spring of 1866, and
graduated 1869; principal of Little Falls Academy 1870-71; Oct. 1871 entered
the law school of Columbia College, N.Y., and graduated May, 1878; com
menced the practice of his profession at Little Falls the same year, and at last
report was still following the practice of law and resided at Litth Falls, N. Y.
ChUd :
Francis-Eugene", b. 81 May, 1873.
CALISTA", [4015] (dau. of AbigaiV (Parsons) Carpenter,) m. Jonathan WAKE
FIELD. Apr. 1888, she was at Nims, Brenard Co,, Florida.
JIINDY- ABIGAIL', [4016] (dau. of Calista' (Carpenter) Wa.k.eS.eld,)m. Josiah-
Bradley CHAMBERLAIN, Apr. 1888, she was at Nims Brenard Co,, Fla.
ETTIE-CALISTA", [4017] (dau. of Mindy- AbigaiV (Wakefield) Chamberlain,)
m, 11 Oct. 1877, Francis-A. STRADER, (or periiaps Strada).
HOMER', [4034] (s. of AbigaiV (Parsons) Carpenter.)
Res. 1888, Camanche, Clinton Co., Iowa.
PHEBE-HELEN', [4038^ (dau. of AbigaiV (Parsons) Carpenter,) m. Sylvanus
ROWE, M.D, Res. 1888, Lawrence, Mich.
WILLIAM-EDGAR', M.D,, [4034] (s. of Phdie-Helen' (Carpenter) Rowe,)
Res. 1888, Allegan, Allegan Co., Mich.
SEYMOUR-LANDON', [4036] (s, of AbigaiV (Parsons) Carpenter,) m. Susan-
Augusta Adams, who was b. 31 (not 4) Sept, 1833. They res. 1888, Camanche, la.
EMILY-ELOISE', [4037] (dau. of Seymour- Landon' Carpenter,) m, John Mc-
CONE, not McCANE, as given in Vol. I.
Children:
1. Effie-Estella", b. 30 Oct. 1873, Camanche, CUnton Co., Iowa.
2. Ola-Bellb", b. 18 Feb. 1884, Camanche.
EMILY", [4038] (dau. of AbigaiV (Parsons) Carpenter,) m. Rev. Elizur AN
DRUS, Res. 1888, Doughs, Allegan Co., Mich.
FRANK-BURTON', [4040] (s. of Emily' Carpenter Andrus,) graduated West
Point U.S. Military Academy, June, 1881. In 1883, was lieut. in 4th Regiment, U.
S. infantry, and stationed at Port Omaha, Neb.

Appendix. ANDEifs, oaRpentbr, coofi, craIg, Booth. SI
BELLE-EMILY", [4041] (dau. of Emily* ( Carpenter) Andrua), m. 31 Aug.
1879, William-H. BUSH of Vickshi.rg, Mich., and d. 21 Sep. 1879.
MARY-ABIGAIL', [4042] (dau. of Emily' (Ca/rpenter) Andrus,) was, 1883,
member of Kalamazoo College,
SEYMOUR-LANDON', [4045] («. of OrviUe-Perry* Carpenter). Res. 1888, Camanche, Iowa.
EUGENE-PERRY", [4046] (». of OrviUe-Perry' Carpenter). Res. 1888, Camanche, Iowa.
ERASTUS-HOLTON', [4054] (a. of Polly' (Parsons) Cook,) d. at Keene, N.H.,
8 June, 1881. Mrs. Cook res. 1888, Keene, N.H.
CHARLES-THEODORE', [4055] (», of Erastus-Holton' Cook,) m. 24 June, 1878,
ElIa-Moriuda Farmer, b. 35 Sept. 1857, Fitchburg,, Mass., dau. of Sherburne and
Anna of West Wiudham, N.H. Clerk. Res. 1888, FUcMmrg, Mass.
Children :
1. Helen-Elizabeth", b. 31 Jan. 1880.
2. Nina-Gbrtrude"^, b. 24 Nov. 1882.
3. Charles-Emerson", b. 25 Sept. 1886; d. 29 Aug. 1887.
JIARY-ELLEN', [4056] [dau. of Erastus-Holton* Cook,) is, 1888, a teacher in
Boston, JIass.
ELLEN', [4058] (dau. of Polly'' (Parsons) Cook,) m. WiUiam CRAIG, M.D.,
who d. 6 Feb, 1883, Hillsboro, HiU Co., Tex. Mrs. Craig res. 1883, HlUsboro, Texas.
SARAH', [4059] (dau. of Ellen* (Cook) Craig,) m. Charies-Thomas BOOTH.
1877 and 1881, Hempsted, Waller Co., Texas.
Children :
1. Ellen-Lucinda'", [4060], b. 6 July, 18'71, Hillsboro.
2. Watson-Eldridge", b. 12 Oct. 1877, Hempsted, Waller Co., Tex.
3. Royal-Owen", b, 9 Jan. 1880.
4. Gdy-Eben'°, b. Apr, 1882.
WILLIAJI-AUGUSTUS', [4061] (g. of Ellen* (Cook) Craig,) m. 15 Feb. 1877,
Milford, Tex., Fannie- Wood Mason, who d. 25 Jan. 1880. She was dau. of James
and Sarah-Ann (Wood), and granddaughter of JuUus, M.D., and Eliza-Ulsay (^Cook.)
He m. 2d, 18 Jan. 1883, Hattie Graves. Res. 1883, mtlab&ro, Tex.
Children :
1, Anna-Wood", b. 28 Oct, 1877, Milford, Ellis Co., Tex.
a. William-Edwin", b. 6 Sept, 1879; d. 7 Sept. 1880.

82 smith, kells, HOGtrET, ARNOLD, HusTED. Appendix.
MARY- ANNA', [4063] (dau. of Ellen' (Cook) Craig,) m. 16 July, 1882, Hills
boro, Hill Co., Texas, Benjamin-F. SMITH, b, in Tennesee.
ISABELLA', [4063] (dau. of Ellen' (Cook) Craig,) graduated at Tnnity Univer
sity, Texas, 1879.
LUTHER', [4064] (*, of Ellen' (Cook) Craig,) in 1881 was a student at Trinity
University, Texas.
ACHSAH', [4065] (dau. of Polly'' (Parsons! Cook,) m. Dr. Charles-Edmund
KELLS. She d. 12 Feb, 1861, He m. 2d, 6 Sept. 1872, at North Bridgewater, Mass.
Dentist. Res. 1883, New Orleans, La.
ADA-ELIZABETH', [4066], (dau. of Achsah' (Cook) KeUs,) b. 12 Oct. 1853;
m. 25 Oct. 1873, Samuel-Isett HUGUET, b. 7 July, 1851, Baton Rouge, La., s. of
Francis and Anna-Eliza (Isett) of B.R. Mr. Huguet d. 21 Feb. 1878. Jlrs. Huguet
d. since 1883.
Children :
1. Chaelbs-Kblls", b. 4 Oct. 1874.
2. JIary-Bbll", b. 3 Dec. 1877.
CHARLES-EDMUND', [4067] (s. of Achsah' [Cook) KeUs,) m. Feb. 1883, Flor-
ence-J. Hobson, b. New Orleans, dau. ot John Hobson. Dentist. New Orleans, La.
MARK-HENRY", [4071] (s. of Polly' (Parsons) Cook). Res. 1888, Fitchburg, Mass.
On page 394 where is given the ancestral lines of Polly''" (Parsons) Cook,
Kenelm' Winslow, by mistake is printed Kenelm' Winslow. Reference is also made
to page 75 of Appendix. See foot notes on pages 71, 73 and 75 of this appendix.
JOSHUA', [4122] (s. of Hannah' ( Winshwi Ruggles,) m, Olive' Holton, who
was living in 1883.
HARRIET-ELIZABETH', [4133] (dau. oJ Joshua' Ruggles,) m. Rev. Joseph-
Warren ARNOLD, who was residing in 1883, Long Greek, Oregon.
HENRY-THOMAS', [4127] («, of Harriet-Elizabeth* (Ruggles) Arnold,) d. 23
July, 1870.
JULIA-ISABEL", [4188] (dau. of Joshua' Ruggles,) m. Rev. Jlerit HUSTED,
and had in addition to the ten children given in Vol. I:
11. Sarah-Inis', b. 15 Aug. 1873, Shibleys Point, Mo.
12. Clyde-Mbrit' b. 15 Dec. 1876, in Schuyler Co., III.
HENRY- AUSTIN'. [4144] (s. of Joshua' Ruggles,) m. Martha Haviland, and
had in addition to the ten children given in Vol, I:

Appendix. ruggles, briles, mbigqs, 83
11. Mattie-Frances', b. 1883.
12. Cassa-Ellkn', who d. of diphtheria.
18. Chaeles', who d. of diphtheria.
THOMAS-EDWIN', [4153] (s. of Joshua' Ruggles,) d. 22 Apr. 1875.
HENRY-THOMAS', (sixth child of Thomas-Edwin* Ruggles,) b. 39 Jlar. 1875,
Putnam Ci., JIo.
MARY- ANN', [4163] (dau. of Joshua' Ruggles,) m, John-Franklin BRILES,
and had in addition to three children given in Vol. I:
4. William-Alexandeb", b. Putnam Co., Mo. ; d. 1876 in Kansas.
5. Elisha", b. 3 Jlar. 1875, Leroy, Coffee Co., Kansas.
6. Elizabeth', b. Jan. 1877, Leroy.
7. John*. ELISHA', [4201] («. of Susanna* ( Winshw) Meiggs,) b. 8 Jan. 1786, Middletown,
Ct. ; d. 23 Sep. 1839, WilUamsburgh, L.L ; m. Catskill, N.Y., 14 Feb. 1808, Fanny
WiUiams, b. 21 May, 1786, dau. ot Ralph of Groton, Ct. She d. 7 Apr. 1863.
Children born in Catskill, N.Y. :
1. Geobge", [4202] b. 21, May 1809; d. 24 Oct. 1851.
3. Hbney", [4203] b. 7 July, 1811; d. 29 Sept. 1877, Lima, Peru; m. Catskill, 9
Apr. 1832, Gertrude Burns, who d. 13 Nov. 1838. He m. 2d, 7 Sept. 1835,
Caroline Doyle of N.Y., who d. 25 Dec. 1861 at Santiago, Chili. The wiU of
Mr. Meiggs was dated Lima, Peru, 10 Aug. 1877. Railway contractor in Chili
and Peru. Res. lAma, Peru.
The following is taken from the New York WeeldyWitness of Oct. 18, 1877:
"The death of Henry Meiggs, at Jjima, Peru, on the 29th of September,
brings to an end one of the most remarkable careers the world has ever witnessed
outside the pages of a romance. Meiggs was born in Catskill, N.Y., on the 7th
of July, 1811. After acquiring some knowledge of the lumber trade in his na
tive place, he embarked inbusiness, but, flnding his fleld of activity too limited,
removed to this city about the year 1838(?). He was regarded by all who had
dealings with him as a young man of uncommon executive ability in business,
and it was not long before he became a leading figure among our merchants and
contractors. He was, moreover, a patron of the flne arts; he encouraged paint
ing and sculpture by liberal orders for his private gallery, and organized a mu
sical association which flourished flnely as long as he remained at the head of it.
In the panic of 1837 he failed, but was on his feet again within two years, not
withstanding the continued financial depression. In 1843 he failed again, aad
from that time till 1848 his fortunes were uncertain.
" The breaking ont of the California gold fever suggested to Meiggs the
notion of transferring his business to the Paciflc coast. He.loaded a vessel with
lumber and set sail for the "diggings. In the port ot San Francisco he sold his
cargo for twenty times the sum he had paid for it, and with the capital thus ob
tained he began building saw mills and cutting timber in the interior. At one

84 henby' meiggs. Appendix.
time he had five hundred men at work cutting Irees in a single county for a
single mill. The brisk business atmosphere ot the new centre of commerce
agreed wonderfully well with his adventurous spirit, and it was not long before
he was the owner of a fleet of sloops and schooners; a contract for supplying
most of the lumber for San Francisco's municipal works, a magniflcent dwell
ing on the chief street of the city, any number of buildings for rent, and a large
debit account at several banking houses. Tradesmen, laborers, washerwomen,
clerks — almost everyone, in fact, who had a little money to invest — would bring
their pursefuls of gold to "honest Harry Meiggs" for safekeeping, as hewas
considered quite as responsible as the savings banks and gave higher interest
than any. A half-dozen shrewd souls there were in the whole city -who pre
dicted that this state of things could not last forever, and one morning the rest
of San Francisco woke up to flnd the prophecy fulflUed.
" When Meiggs was next heard from he was on the high wave of prosperity
as a railway contractor in Chili. The Valparaiso and Santiago Railroad, which
had been in progress ot construction for many years, had ruined every con-
tiactor who had undertaken to build it. A part ot the route lay through a
country of rocks and chasms which seemed well nigh impassable, and the en
gineers who had been consulted estimated the cost of laying this thirty-three
miles of road at not less than twenty-seven millions of dollars,- and the shortest
time at seven or eight years. Meiggs offered to do the work for twelve millions
and finish it in four years. He received the contract, executed it in two years,
and cleared one million, three hundred and twenty thousand dollars on it.
" The Government of Peru also had railways in hand, and Jleiggs's
success in Chili easily led him into other flelds of railway enterprise. The
people of Chili would have made him one of the princes ot the realm ; but ho
preferred to retain his American citizenship, although he had forfeited many of
its privileges. In 1867 he began to build the railroad between Arequipa and
MoUendo, a distance of ninety miles from the interior to the Pacific coast. Four
years afterward the line was finished, and the constructor ot it brought together
at a dinner the reprasentatives ot almost every nation. That dinner is reported
to have rivalled Nebuchadnezzar's, and to have cost two hundred thousand
dollars. The Archbishop of Arequipa publicly blessed the locomotives; medals
in honor of the event were distributed among the guests, and Meiggs pocketed
his profits of four millions of dollars.
"At this time he had already signed contracts to complete six other rail
roads in Peru at a cost ot $115,000,000. His object was to open the regions at
the foot of the Andes to the commerce of the Pacific Ocean. The money for all
these public works had come from the capitalists of Great Britain, but, owing
to the fact that the works were for the most part in advance of the time, the
dividends received by the British leaders were not especially satisfactory. In
deed, in 1874 the Peruvian bonds in London were sold at 55, and in 1876 at 13,
A few months afterward they were practicaUy worthless.
"Meiggs's credit became broken, and with it his health. He had two at
tacks ol paralysis. He was accused of bribery, of blackmail, ot dishonesty in
various shapes. The credit of Peru , suffered almost equally -with his own, and

Appendix. henry' mhioqs. 85
the financial crisis of 1874 in that country has not yet ceased to make the people
suffer. " Meiggs was a man whose face impressed one at once, and who in any gather
ing would have beeu conspicuous. He was gentle in manner, fond ot hospitality,
a good liver, and a wonderfully successful maker of friends. Nobody knows
how much money he left, and nobody can predict the fate of his great enter
prise iu South America. One son and one married daughter survive him."
— Evening Post.
Later advices give the fact that two sons instead of one survive him. Also
that Jlr. Meiggs flnding it impossible to meet his liabilities, determined to retrieve
his character and fortune if possible, and the course he pursued, and his subse
quent Ufe in ChiU and Peru, proved the means of his making ample restitution
to all of his former creditors. THE GRAVE OF HBNRY MEIGGS,
A correspondent thus describes the surroundings of the tomb of Henry
Meiggs: " A brief flight of steps brings me on to the great porch, twenty feet
wide, that sweeps round the house. The latter, a ooe-storied building of some
twenty rooms, is, therefore, built upon a lofty terrace, one of the Indian mounds
scattered over the country so profusely, and has consequently a magniflcent
view in every direction. To the south and west stretches the blue Paciflc; to
the south and east the long ranges of the Apdes pile up one behind the other ;
on our right glitter the towers of Lima, only flve miles away, and to our left
frown the fortresses and batteries of Callao. The southern trade-wind blows
steadily all day, and a more delightfully cool, breezy spot I don't know. Tho
green valley of the Rimac is before us, the river itself winding like a ribbon of
silver down to the sea, and every half-hour the cars from Lima or Callao glide
past, giving to the landscape the one element it would otherwise lack — lite and
motion. At the angle of the terrace on which the house is built are four
towers, battlemented and pierced for musketry, so that the gates once closed a
dozen men could defend the house against an army. These precautions are
taken in all ' haciendas ' here against the possible uprising of the Chinese. It is
such a relief to get away from Lima, the former brightness and cheerfulness of
which are now obscured for me by the shadow of a tomb. For here, near the
' hacienda', in a Uttle meadow, inclosed by modest white palings, rises a simple
mausoleum of brick, where, obeying the wishes of our great and good friend,
Mr. Meiggs, we have laid him. Surrounded by flowers that he loved; within
sound of the sad cadence of the sea; with the magniflcent mountains, whose
ravines he had spanned, in full sight, and the murmur of the train on the road
he had immortalized audible every half-hour, lies the cofiin that encloses all
that was mortal of him. There is nothing sad in the surroundings of his tomb
— it is not a cemetei-y, but a garden. The sadness is in the knowledge of how
much of his great work is unfinished, and how feeble are the hands that remain
to complete it."
Children :
1. William-Wardell", [4204] b. Catskill, N.Y.^ d. 30 Sept. i850, Williamsburg,
N.Y.

86 ROBERTSON, COLSORN, BACHU8, WATSON, SILLEM, KBITH. Appendix.
By 2d marriage :
Carroll*, d. before he was 21 years of age.
Caroline", d. before she was 21.
Henry-Hoyt', li-ving in 1877, Lima, Peru.
Manfred-Bachus', d. in ChiU, 1876; m. Lucretia Soto.
Children:
Lucretia", living in 1877.
Manfredo", living in 1877.
Fannie", Uvingin 1877.
WUliam", d. subsequently to his father.
Minor-Keith*, b. 18 Oct. 1852, San Francisco; was one of the executors of
his father's will. Res. 1877, Lima, Peru.
Fanny-Kip°, b. 24 Oct. 1856, Santiago, ChUi; m. Alexauder-R. Robertson,
one ot the executors ot the will of Henry' Meiggs. Res. 1877, Lima, Peru.
8, Clarinda", [4205] b. 4 Dec. 1813; m. WiUiamsburg, N.Y., 18 Oct. 184^, Elias
Colborn, who d. 3 Nov, 1871 at Williamsburg. Mrs, C. resides South WiUiams
burg, N.T., in winter, and Great Neck, L.L, in summer.
Children :
1. Fanny", b. Albany, N.Y., 2 Aug. 1844; living 1888.
2. Sarah", b. WiUiamsburg, 8 Oct. 1853; is living 1888.
4, Frances", [4206] b. 9 Feb, 1816; m, 11 Apr, 1838,  Bachus, b. 1811; d. 24
Mar. 1843. She m, 2d, John Wood, b. in England. He d. 26 Oct. 1871.
She res. Lima, Pei-u.
Children:
1. Mai-y-C, b. 18 Feb. 1839; is deceased; m. Charles Watson of Lima.
By 2d marriage :
a. Jacob', b. Aug. 1843; living in 1888.
3. Sarah', b. 10 Deo. 1852; m. W. Sillem of San Francisco, Cal. He is deceased.
4. Lizzie-I'., b. 7 Sep. 1856; Uvingin 1888.
5. Emily", [4207] b. 23 Mar. 1818; m. 13 Sep. 1838, WUUamsburg, N.Y. , Jlinor-H.
Keith, b. 29 May, 1817, Cairo, N.Y., s. ot Amasa and JIary ot Cairo, Greene
Co., N.Y. Res. lliS Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Children:
1. Henry-M*., b. WiUiamsburg, 19 Oct. 1839; d. 14 Jnly, 1875; m. 1 Aug.
1860, Newton, L.L, Lillie Faulkner, b. Jlar. 1839, dau. of James of WUUams
burg.
2. Mary-Jane*, b. 13 Dec. 1841 ; m. 2 Nov. 1864, WilUam-J. Harrison of New
Tork, b. in England.
3. Fanny', b. 10 Sept. 1843; m. West Islip, 27 Dec. 1871, Prank- W. Smith
of Cincinnati, O.
4. Russell', b. 16 Nov. 1845. Res. Lima, Peru.
5. Minor-C, b. 19 Jan. 1848. Res. Costa Biea.
6. George-Edwin', b. 11 Apr. 1850; d. 4 Jan. 1851, WiUiamsburg.

Appendix. -clayton, moadams, Williamson, pales, pennbll. 87
7. Amasa', b. 20 Oct. 1852; d. 21 June, 1878, Costa Rica.
8. Gramae", b. 28 Jan. 1856; d. 13 Mar. 1882, Port Lemon, Costa Rica.
Res. Lima, Peru.
9. Emily', b. 15 May, 1857; d. 23 Sep. 1884, White Sulphur Springs.
10. Charies-W'., b. 9 Feb. 1860; d. 27 Dec. 1885, Costa Rica.
11. Cari-ie-JIeiggs-K"., b. 15 Apr. 1862; d. 1 Mar. 1868.
6. JlAEY", [4208] b. 13 Feb. 1820; d. 5 July, 1835.
7. Saeah", [4209] b. 18 Mar. 1823; d. 15 May, 1867; m.  19 Oct. 1843, Angelo
Stephens of Pittsfleld.
Children:
t. Ella-C, b. 10 Jlar. 1861; m. 1876, Amasa Keith, s. of Minor-H. Keith.
8. Henry', b. 18 Dec. 1859. Res. Lima, Peru.
8. Elisha-Williams", [4210] b. 17 Jlar. 1835; d. at sea, 1851.
9. John-Gilbert", [4311] b. 37 July 1827; m. 38 Jan. 1858, Mary-A. Faulkner.
Res. 1888, 7 New Broad St., London, E. C, England.
PRANCES-HARRIET', [4233]' (dau. of Thomas' Winslow,) m. Alvah-Clarence
CLAYTON, who in Sept. 1877 was princip.al of Charles-Sumner High School on
nth St., between Spruce and Poplar Sts., St. Louis, Mo. Res. 1877, St. Louis, Ma.
SYLVANUS", [4368] (s. of AbigaiV (Winslow) Allen,) m.  Walker; d. New
Portland, Me. We are informed that they had one child, but the name has not
been given. Res. 1880, Kingfield, Me.
GEORGE-WASHINGTON-JAMES', [4438] («. of Hannah- Louisa' (King) Mc-
ADAMS). Agent for the Piitsburjh and Lake Erie Railway.
Res, Cornpolis, formerly Vancefort, Alleghany Co., Pa.
REV. HAYWARD", [4523] (s. of Ezra' Winshw,) wash. 1786 instead of 1764,
ace. to [4575], who also gives his name and that of his son [4527] Howard instead
of Hayward. LYDIA-CORNFORTH', [4532] .(dam. of Bev. Howaird' Winslow,) was divorced
and m. 2d, Allen WILLIAMSON of Stark, Me.
REV. EZRA', [4538J (s. of Bev. Howard' Winshw,) was in early life a teacher ir.
New Portland and Kingfleld, Me. He m. Mary-Benson Thomas, who is deceased.
EZRA', [4550] (s, of Bev. Ezra' Winslow,) res. 1880 with his Aunt Mooers [4579]
at Windom, Cottonwood Co., Minn.
CAROLINE', [4555] (daiu. of Bev. Eera'' Winslow,) m. FrankUn-S. FALES; m.
2d, Thomas-Jefferson PENNELL, husband of her deceased sister ANNA, [45591.

88 TALCOTT, GAMAGE, KIDDBB, MOOBES, WINSLOW. Appendix.
SETH-THOJIAS", [4558] («. of Bev. Ezra' Wmslow,) in 1880 was overseer with
Havermeyer in sugar reflnery. Res. 84 South Zd St., WUliamgburg, N. T.
FRED-HOWARD", [4565] («. of Howard-Winshw' Talcott,) is deceased.
HO WARD- WINSLOW', [4567] (s. oJ Aurdia-PratV (Winslow Gamage,) res.
1880 on the Quimby homestead, Greene, Me. His mother was then in Florida.
EZRA- WINSLOW', [4570] («. of Aurelia-PratV (Window) Gamage).
Res. 1880, East New Vineyard, Me.
ANNA- WEST', [4575J (dau. of Bev. Howard' Winshw,) was educated at Bloom
field Academy; was pnncipal of public schools from about 1841 to 1848; in 1864
commenced the practice of medicine as a botanic physician, which profession she
was pursuing in 1880. Res, 1880, 10 Warren Square, Green St. , Bostoti, Mass.
WELLINGTON-PARKER", [4576] (s. of Anna^Wed"" (Winshw) SJidder,) was
educated at Eaton School. Inventor and manufacturer of the Kidder Printing
Presses. 1880, 117 Congress St., Boston, Mass.
BENJAMIN-FRANKLIN", [4577] (s. of Anna-West' (Winshw) Kidder,) was
educated in Wesleyan University; ordained a local preacher, Feb. 1880.
CHARLES-WINSLOW", [4578] (s. of Anna-West' (Winslow) Kidder,) was fit
ting for coUege in 1877 at M.-C. Mitchell's boarding school. West Tisbury, Mass.
ELLISON-DAVID", [4580] (s. of Bosina' (Winshw) Mooers,) is married. Far
mer and teacher. Res. 1880, Windom, Minn.
EJIELINE", [4581] (dau. of Bosina' (Winshw) 'Slooers,) m. Allen Gardner and
res. 1880, Windom, Minn.
BENJAMIN-FRANKLIN', [4690] (s. of Gardner' Winshw,) d. 1883.
Res. Fall Biver, Mass.
ROBBRT-McEWAN", [4698] («. of Benjamin- Franklin' Winslow), A Robert-
M. and Annie had a dau. Margaret-M., b. in Fall River 28 Jan. 1881.— FaU Biver
Beeords. ALBERT', [4785] («. of Ebenezer' Winshw,) d. at Ware, Mass., 19 Nov. 1875.
PRESTON-WILLARD", [4787] (s. of Albert' Wmslow,) m. 3d, Maria-Fuller, who
d. 6 July, 1887. He res. 1887, Fairport, N. Y.
MABY-A'., [4788] (dau. of Preston-WUhrd' Winshw,) in 1887 was a teacher at
White Plains, N.Y.

Appendix. waenke, tinkham, nichols. 89
.MARY-AUGUSTA-ALLEN", [4789] (dau. of Albert' Winshw,)m. Charies WAR
NER, s. of Ebenezer and Achsah (Parsons), who was a descendant of Philip Parsons
of Enfield, Ct. He d. Jan. 1887. His widow res. 1887, Troy, N. Y.
JOHN- ALVIN", [4790] (s. of Albert' Winslow). Res. 1887, West Brookfield, Mass.
REV. HORACE', [4841] (s. of John- Hathaway' Winshw,) who was chaplain of
the Fifth Reg. Conn. Vol's, in 1862, was chosen to deliver the address at the second
annual reunion of the regiment at Hartford on the anniversary of the battle ot Cedar
Jlountain, Aug. 9, 1869. The proceedings and address were printed in pamphlet
form, Hartford, Conn,, by George L. Coburn Steam Print, pp. 18. Oct. 1879 Rev.
Horace Winslow was supplying the church at Northford, Conn.
GILBERT", [4897] (s. of Ephram' Winshw,) d'led in the same house in which he
was born more than ninety years before. He succeeded to the inheritance ot his an-
cestors,and like them adhered to the same calling in life which they had chosen and
followed. HANNAH-GILBERT', [4898] (dau. of Gilbert' Winslow,) d. 22 Aug. 1883; m.
John TINKHAM, who d. 14 June, 1880.
JOHN-GILBERT", [4899] («. of Hannah- GUberV (Winshw) Tinkham,) received
his early education in the public schools. In 1861 he graduated from Commers
Commercial College, Boston, as a bookkeeper, which occupation he has followed
most ot the time since. In politics he has always been a Republican, his flrst vote
being cast tor Abra'm Lincoln as President ot the U.S. for his first term. Mr. Tink
ham has not been prominently identified with poUtics, but has always taken an in
terest in the same, and while living in Somerset, Mass., became somewhat active in
political affairs. He held there the offices ot town clerk, treasurer, and collector of
taxes four years. In 1885-86 was member ot the Common Council ot Fall River,
and the latter year was president of that body. On the subject of temperance he
has always oeen a prohibitionist. Res. 1888, Fall Biver, Mass.
THOJIAS-GILBERT', [4903] («. of Gilbert* ( Winshw) in 1887 was unmarried
and res. Freetown, Mass.
ABBY-JONES', [4904] (dau. of Gilbert' ( Winslow) Res, 1887, unmarried, Freetown, Mass.
CURTIS-COE', [4906] (s. of Margaird' (Winslow) Nichols,) was in Sept. 1886,
treasurer of the Boston Five Cents Savings Bank. Res. Boston, Mass.
THOMAS-GILBERT', M.D,, [4913] («. of Margaret' (Winslow Nichols,) is de
ceased.

90 NICHOLS, PAYSON, LEONARD, DIGHBT. Appendix.
GILBERT-NORTON', [4916] («. of Thomas- GUiert' THichola,) was residing in
1877, Freetoum, Mass.
ADELAIDE', [4928] (dau. of Hannah- Gilbert' (Gushing) Payson,) ace. to J.-G.
Tinkham [4899], is married, but efforts to procure the records of her mother's fam
Uy have failed.
WILLIAMS', [4956] («. of Joseph' Winslow,) ace. to [5114] had a second wile,
and [4965] was probably a child by 2d marriage.
SHADRACH', JI.D., [5011] (s. of James* Winslow,) m. Elizabeth Savels, a na
tive of Sharon, ace. to [5114]. [See p. 63, Introduction].
JESSE', [5016] (s. of Shadrach' Window,) d., ace. to [5114], Aug. 1872.
SAMUEL", [5017] (s. of Shadrach* Winslow,) aco. to [5114], d. in 1863 instead
of 1863, as in Vol. I, SB. 66.
JOSEPH", [5031] (s. of Shadrach' Winshw,) d. 4 Jan. 1879.
ELIZA-WINSLOW', [5033] (dau. of Betsey-Peck' ( Winshw) Clapp,) m. George-
Erastus LEONARD. Res. 1887, Foxboro', Mass.
GEORGE-ROBBINS', [5024] («. of Bdsey Peek' (Winshw) Clapp,) b., ace. to
[5114], 1824 instead of 1823, as in Vol. I; m. by Rev. Jacob Ide, Jr., at Mansfield,
Bristol Co., Mass., 28 May, 1858, to Helen- Jfaria French, b. 25 Jlay, 1837, New
market, Rockingham Co., N.H., dau. of Nathaniel- Young and Mary-Blanchard
(Brown) of Walpole, Norfolk Co., Mass. She m. again, a'nd 1887 res. Boston, Mass.
ELEAZER-ROBBINS', [5025] («. of Shadrach' Winslow,) m, Ann Corbett. Ace.
to [5114] intentions of marriage were entered on Foxboro' Records 3 Apr. 1818.
ANN', [5027] (dau. of Eleaeer- Bobbins' Winshw,) was b. and d., ace. to [5114],
in Greenwich, Ct.
CHARLES', [6042] («. of Eleager- Bobbins' Window,) d. in Worcester, Mass,,
Monday, 22 Oct. 1887.
ELEANOR-ISABEL', [5044] (dau. of Charles' Winslow,) m.  DIGNEY.
Res. 1887, Wm-cester, Mast.
ALFRED-WINSLOW'. (a. of Eleanor-IsabeV (Winslow) Digney,) was b. 80 Mar.
1879, Worcester, Mass.
CLARISSA-MALVINA', [5046] (dau. of Clarissa-Williams' (Winshw) Lord,) m.

Appendix. DOW, LOBD, mallory, Whipple, tebbets. 91
Luther DOW, One child, a daughter, was b. 13 Jlar. 1878, name not distinctly
given, perhaps Sarah-Walker. Res. 1879, Salina, Salina Co., Kan.
JOHN-BRACKETT', [5047] (». of Clarissa- Williams' (Winslow) Lord,) m. Anna-
E. Steele, b. 26 Feb. 1848, Grand View, Edgar Co., IU., dau. of Dr. James and
Margaret-S. (Yate (?) ) or Tate of Grand View.
Res. Dec. 1886, 318 La Salle St., Chicago, Bl.
Children;
1. Clara-Steele*, b. 35 Oct. 1875, Mattoon, IIL
2. Mary- Yate', b. 18 Dec. 1878, Kansas, IU.
MARY-JANE", [5048] (dau. of Glarissa-Wllliams' (Winshio) Lord,) m. 7 Aug.
1877, Boston, JIass., Rev. Charles- WilUam MALLORY, b. 25 Aug. 1843, Walton,
Delaware Co., N.Y., s. of WiUiam and Frances-Almira (  ) of Hamden, N.Y.
Rev. Mr. JIallory grad. Amherst College, 13 July, 1871 ; Yale Divinity School,
Jlay, 1874 ; was ordained and installed over the Congregational Church in Housa-
tonic, Mass., 18 June, 1874. Res. 1879, Housatonic, and 1887, was pastor of Cong.
Church in Charlotte, Mich.
CLARA-FRANCES', (dau. of Mwry-Jam* (Lord) Mallory,) b. Housatonic, 6
Nov. 1878.
THEODORE', [5049] (a. of Clarissa 'YfiUiama' (Winshw) Lord).
Res. 1879, Salina, Kan.
CHARLES-WINSLOW, [5050] (a. of CUrisaa WiUiams' (Winslow) Lord).
Res. 1879, Salina, Kan.
HON. DAVID-CORBETT', [5051] (s. of Eleazer- Babbins' Winslow,) d. in Brook
lyn, Thursday, 26 Mar. 1879.
GEORGE-EDWIN', [5055] (a. of David- CorbetP Winslow,) sailed, as by news
paper report, some years since, "for the Columbian State of South America to as
sume direction of the construction of a railroad to be built from the city of Honda,
on the Magdalen River, iu the State of Calindas, to Bogota, the capital of the Colum
bian Republic."
CHARLES-HOWARD", [5057] (a. of David- Corbett' Winshw). His business ad
dress was in 1887, 16 Court St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
EJIELINE', [5060] (dau. of Eleazer- Bobbins' Winslow,) m, Orrin WHIPPLE,
who is deceased. Res. 1887, Waltham, Mass.
EMELINE-FRANCES", [5061] (ddv. of Emdine' (Winslow) Whipple,) m. Noah
TEBBETTS. Res. 1887, Brooklyn, N. Y.

93 WHIPPLE, cUsHMaN, WINSLOW. Appendix.
FREDERIC-HENRY", [5062] (s. of Emeline' (Winshw) Whipple,) m. 2d, 13
Feb. 1878, at FisherviUe, Merrimac Co., N.H., Abbie-J. Abbott.
Res. 1879, Lamed, Paronee Co., Kan.
HARRIET-ADELAIDE", [5063] (dwu. of Emeline' (Winshw) Whipple,) m.
George-Henry CUSHMAN, and res. 1887, Waltham, Mass.
FANNIE-WINSLOW", [dau. of Harriet-Adelaide' (Whipple) Cushman,) was b.
20 Dec. 1878.
CHARLES-SUMNER", [5067] (a. of Emeline'' (Winslow) Whipple,) m. 1 Aug.
1872, Sarah-T. Henderson ot Rochester, N.Y.
MARY-GRACE', (dau. of Charlea-Sumner' Whippk,) b. 5 July, 1874, Newton,
Mass. MARY-LOUISA", [5078] (dau. of Sdh- Collins' Winalow,) res. 1879, unmarried, at
Waltham, Mass.
WALTER-COLLINS", [5074] (a. of Seth-Gollina' Winslow,) res. 1879, unmarried,
Waltham, Mass.
GEORGE-EDWARD", [5080] (a. of George'' Winshw,) b, 8 Jlay, 1847, ace, to
[5114], Newton Falls, Mass. ; m, 21 Feb. 1872, Waltham, JIass., Mary-Abigail Burns,
b. North Waldoboro, Jle., 2 Feb. 1849, dau. of William and Almira-Ann (  ) of
North Waldoboro, Me. Res. 1879, Waltha/m, Mass.
Children :
1. Bbrnard-Edward*, b. 17 Dec. 1872.
2. Aimira-Emma», b. 21 Jan. 1876.
ORRIN-HENRY', [5081] (s. of George'' Winshw,) b. ace. to [5114] 15 May,
1849; m. 13 Jan. 1875, Durham, Ct., Caroline-Alice Francis, b. Durham, 6 Mar.
1856, dau. of Thomas and Lydia-Diana (Thompson) of Durham, Ct. Britannia
worker. Res. 1879, Wtdlingford, Ct.
Child:
George-Fbancis*, b. 9 Sept. 1876, WaUingford, Ct.
HON. JOHN', [5082] (s. of Eleazer- BobUns' W'mshw,) m. Sarab-JIiller Bennett,
the second daughter ot John-L, a prominent resident ot Bay Ridge, L,I., and Han
nah (Baker). Jlrs. Winslow died at Brooklyn, 10 June, 1886, deeply mourned by a
large circle wlio knew her good qualities and great worth. He m. 3d, at the resi
dence ot the bride's brother-in-law, Hon,-E,-L. Pierce, Jlilton, JIass., 5 Jau,
1888, Grace-Eliza Woodhead, b. 34 June, 1855, at Huddersfield, Co. of Berkshire,
West Riding, England, eldest daughter of Edward-B,, Esq., and EUzabeth (Whit-
worth) of Huddersfield. Mrs. Winslow is a member of the Society of Friends by
birth, as are also her parents.

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Appendix. hon. john'' winslow. 98
Mr. Winslow passed his youth and early manhood in Newtown, Mass,, and in
its private and public schools, and in that of Jlr. M.-S. Rice of that place, received
his preparatory education. Later he was a pupil at Holiston Academy in Mass.,
which was presided over by the late Rev. Gardiner Rice. He subsequently became
a student at PhilUps Academy at Andover, Mass., and after a two years' course at
that classical school — pleasantly commemorated in an address delivered by him a '
few years ago at the centennial of the institution — entered Brown University,
whence, in September, 1850, he proceeded to Harvard Law School to complete his
preparation for the profession he had chosen. Here, in company with his intimate
friend, Hon. E.-L. Pierce, tbe biographer of Charles Sumner, he distinguished him
self, not only by the ability which he displayed in his professional studies, but by
his pronounced views in favor of the Free Soil Anti-Slavery Cause, as opposed to
the Southern view then predominant at that and other seats of learning in the North.
These two debaters became marked because they so fearlessly upheld their Anti-
Slavery views in the Students' Parliament at the law school. Both competed for
prize dissertations, Jlr, Pierce's topic being, " The Consideration of a Contract at
Law and Equity," and Jlr. Winslow's, "The Responsibility of a Principal for the
Acts and Representations of His Agents," and their efforts were crowned with suc
cess, the youthful disputants carrying off the prizes, and winning the proud distinc
tion of special commendation from Professor Theophilus Parsons, who subsequently
avaUed himself of their dissertations in his famous work on Contracts.
In 1853, on leaving Cambridge Law School, Jlr. Winslow . joined his brother,
Hon. D.-C. Winslow, in Brooklyn, where he was admitted to the bar, and to par
ticipation in his brother's practice. A year later he was appointed Assistant Dis
trict Attorney. The District Attorney, Gen. H.-B. Dwyer, being fajt from strong,
the post to which the young lawyer was thus called was no sinecure; but so success
fully did he acquit himself of his onerous duties, that, at the request of Mayor George
HaU, to whom, during his oflBcial term, Mr. Winslow had been legal adviser, he was
in 1855 appointed Corporation Attorney, and four years thereafter was elected, on
the Republican ticket. District Attorney of Kings County, for the three years be
ginning January 1, 1860.
The recorded opinion, both of the profession and of the press, is that he dis
charged the duties of this office with almost unprecedented abiUty and success, the
ratio of acquittals to the whole number of persons prosecuted under criminal indict
ments during his first annual term being one in twenty-three, while in the neighbor
ing city of New York it was one in flve, and the comparison was equally favora'ble
for the two succeeding years.
In 1866 Mr. Winslow entered in partnership with the Hon. Joshua- JI. Van Cott,
at 64 William Street, New York, where the flrm soon took a leading position among
the legal practitioners of the city, and acquired a large client&U, its practice through
out the seventeen years of its existence, extending not only to the courts of New
York and Kings Counties, but to remote parts of the State, Among the causes
dldrre which the learning, industry, and forensic skill of Jlr, Winslow enabled him
to bring to a successful issue may be mentioned the libel suit of Hope vs. En^gUsh,
and the real estate case of Sage vs. City of Brooklyn.
On the resignation, in 1874, of Hon. Thomas-M. Rodman, upon the eve of the

94 HON. JOHN' WINSLOW. Appendix.
criminal prosecution of several public oflScers, Governor Dix paid him the unsought
compliment of appointing him District Attorney, a selection which was fully justi
fied by the courage and perseverance with which the new incumbent brought his
legal skill to bear upon these investigations into the character of pubUc functionaries
supported by the funds ahd influence of powerful friends.
In politics Jlr, Winslow has been, from first to last, a Republican, and though
his candidacy for the office of Judge of the Supreme Court, for which be allowed
himself to be nominated by tbe Republicans of the Second Judicial District in 1873,
shared the fate of similar local efforts, in the same cause, the comparatively large
vote he received, especially in Brooklyn, where he ran 5,000 votes ahead of the party
vote, was a gratifying testimonial to his personal popularity.
Early identifled with anti-slavery views, and the friends of free soil, he contin
ued to support the patriotic cause throughout the national contest, rendering val
uable service to the Federal Government, both officially as District Attorney, and
as a private citizen, in which capacity his powers as an orator and writer, the weight
of his personal influence, and the fruits of his professional labors, were liberally de
voted to the defence of the Union cause.
Apart from his purely professional triumphs, Jlr. W. has had not a tew notable
opportunities for employing to advantage the gifts and graces of public speech.
Among these may be specified the meeting in the Brooklyn City Hall to denounce
the attack of Preston-S, Brooks upon Secretary Sumner; the renewal at Fort Ham
ilton, in May, 1861, ot the oath of allegiance of the Fort Sumter garrison, by order
of General Scott, and at the gathering ot old free sellers at Downer's Landing, near
Boston, where he delivered a memorable address on the attitude of John-C, Calhoun
toward the anti-slavery cause.
Mr. Winslow has been identifled with nearly every public movement of import
ance in the city of his adoption; of the Long Island Historical Society, which owes
its existence to a meeting summoned by him and four other public-spirited citizens,
he was for several years a director and coiTesponding secretary. As chairman of the
committee appointed to choose a motto for the society he selected the Ciceronian
apothegm which adorns the fayade of the elegant building in Clinton Street, His-
toi'ia testis temporum. The New England Society in the city of Brooklyn has re
cently and appropriately commemorated his connection with that flourishing organi
zation as founder, by electing him president; and he was one of the flrst members
of the Hamilton Club, and director and member of the executive committee. His
political affiliations and services have also been appropriately recognized by his re
cent election to the office of President ot the Brooklyn Republican League, another
institution, the existence ot which is the result of his suggestion, its plan ot organi
zation having been devised and prepared by him. The inaugural address at the first
meeting of the League was a striking exposition of RepubUcan principles aud policy,
and attracted much attention in New York aud other States, Jlr, Winslow was on
the New York State Republican Electoral ticket in 1884. He is a vigorous thinker
and a very effectual speaker — bold, prompt, and with his mental resources and large
knowledge always and instantly at command.
He is proud, as weU he may b^, of his distinguished pilgrim ancestry, and no
man is more quick or able in vindicating them and New England from all aspersions.

Appendix. hon. .tohn' winslow. 95
An instance of his energetic repulse of such aggressions occurred at a recent annual
dinner of the St. Nicholas' Society in Brooklyn, where he was present as a guest,
representing the New England Society. One of the learned speakers, a clergyman,
had indulged in a fling at the memory of the Pilgrims, referring to them as "perse
cutors ot witches," etc. Jlr. W., though conceding that the occasion was not a suit
able one tor controversy, insisted that neither was it one for erroneous statements.
In the course of his speech, in response to a toast, he said:
"I have noticed, sir, a reference to the Pilgrims, by a distinguished gentleman,
which convinces me of a misapprehension on his part ot their real character and his
tory. This is not the first timfe, at this and other similar festivals, that opinions of
the sort referred to have been expressed, indicating confused ideas and lack of
knowledge of the truth as to the spirit and acts of the Fathers. Were the Pilgrim
Fathers persecutors ? Referring to the persecution and punishment ot witchcraft,
what, sir, is the fact ? It is that when witchcraft broke out and afiUcted the good
people of Salem and vicinity, in 1692, the Pilgrim Fathers had nothing what
ever to do with it — they had all died and gone to Heaven. Whether the evil was
dealt with wisely or not, it was the Puritans, and not the Pilgrims, who wrestled
with it. The distinction between the Pilgrims and the Puritans is a well-recognized
one. No community, however, ever got along so well with witchcraft, or through
with it sooner, than did the Puritans of Salem. Many seem to suppose that witch
craft was first discovered and heard ot in Salem, and never before elsewhere.
"The fact is, Salem withcraft was but an echo of European civilization. In the
year 1515 flve hundred witches were burned at Geneva in three months, one thousand
in one year were executed in the diocese of Como. It is estimated that one hundred
thousand victims must have suffered in Germany alone from the time of Pope Inno
cent's bull to the close of the persecutions.
"In England witchcraft was severely punished by statutes and judicial prosecu
tions. In the reign of Hepry VIII it was made a felony. In Elizabeth's time a
statute was enacted that every person guilty of such practices should suffer death.
James I pursued witchcraft with relentless vigor, and secured severe legislation against
it. At this time the wise Lord Bacon was an assenting member of the Commons.
It is estimated that thirty thousand suffered death in Great Britain for suspicion of
witchcraft in one hundred and fifty years. In 1647 nearly three hundred persons
were indicted for this offence in Suffolk and Essex, and more than one-half of them
were executed. In 1665 Sir Matthew Hale, distinguished for his liberality and
purity, after a long and anxious examination, sentenced two women to die for this
offence. The trials that occurred later in New England were abated by the learned
Lord Holt as late as 1701,
" In Scotland, where many suflered, the last victim was executed in 1722.
"There were thousands who suffered death for the offence in France and Italy,
and Sweden, before witchcraft was ever heard of in New England. Thus we see
what was the estimate, and what the manner ot dealing with witchcraft in Europe,
before the evil afflicted New England, whose people did not claim to be wiser on
the subject than the rest of the civilized world. Blackstone, the eminent ex
pounder of the English Common Law, declared that ' to deny the possibility, nay,
actual existence of withcraft and sorcery, is at once flatly to contradict the reyealed

40

96 HON. john' winslow. Appendix.
Word of God in various passages, both of the Old and New Testaments.' What
then, in view of those facts, becomes of the idea that the PUgrims persecuted the
witches ? What also becomes of the idea that tbe evil originated in Salem under the
cruel auspices of the Puritans ? Trials for the offence were not confined to New Eng
land in America. There were such trials in New York in 1665, and on Long Island
in 1600. The just and henign WilUam Penn also enforced its punishment, sitting
as a judge in Pennsylvania, Palfrey says the extensive literature of witchcraft
shows a list of two thousand treatises. Looking at the history of witchcraft as well
as at other persecutions and intolerance, we shall find the general truth to be, that
when such evils come in a period or upon a generation, they reach all sects and
classes; all are affected by what may be called the spirit of the age in which they
live. "The reverend gentleman; whose remark this evening, not complimentary to
the Pilgrims, has induced this statement on my part, is a shining light and leader
in the good Episcopal Church, and receives, as he deserves, the respect and esteem
of all who know him.
"I hope I .shall not further too much disturb his equanimity when 1 remind him
that his church, in Virginia, was intolerant in the Colonial period. In convocation
assembled after tlie asserting the doctrine of the Trinity, the Episcopalians procured
t!;e enactment of severe penal laws against all dissenters from the doctrine. Some
of the penalties were physical torture and banishment.
"Here we are to-night very properly commemorating the shining virtues ot the
Holland ancestry. It is no desire of mine to detract from the honors due to such an
cestors. But as illustrative of the remark just made, I will venture to refer to an instance
in Holland history, which shows tliat the good Dutch ancestors were not free, by any
means, from the spirit ot intolerance and bigotry, which was then not uncommon in
other parts of tbe world. Let us see what example, touching tolerance, the good
Holland ancestors set for the Pilgrim Fathers at the very time they were residing in
Leyden. There was a noted convocation of Dutch Calvinistic theologians, known
as the Synod of Dort, held in Holland in the yeaj- 1618. At this time the Pilgrims
were living in Leyden, where they learned, as many of you would say, lessons of
tolerance and liberty. The purpose of this synod was to settle the five cardinal
points of Calvinism, and to squelch the Arminians. After a prolonged discussion,
in which the eminent John Robinson, the able pastor of the Pilgrims, took part by
special invitation, because of his learning, the 'points' were settled. This was fol
lowed by a cruel decree, procured by the synod, inflicting upon all dissenters severe
penalties by bodily punishments, and, for the offence repeated, banishment from
Holland. In the face of this example of Dutch intolerance, how clear must have
been the conviction in the Pilgrim mind of the duty of tolerance and kindness
which enabled them under all conditions to oppose persecution ot those who differed
from thom in matters of conscience. I must also remind our Dutch friends gathered
here to-night to commemorate the love of liberty which their ancestors showed in a
general sense, that these same ancestors persecuted the Quakers. Broadhead, in his
History of New York, tells the sad story:
"That famous Dutchman, Governor Stuyvesaut, was so harsh, intolerant, and
cruel in his administration towards the Quakers, that his own people at last cried

Appendix. hon. john' winslow. 97
out against him and compelled him to halt. The Puritans did not like Roger Will
iams. They regarded him as a disturber— a sort of come-outer — and compeUed him
to retire from their jurisdiction. This was done, not because he was a Baptist, as
many suppose. He did not join that sect till later. See how the Pilgrims looked
, upon this procedure. On his way toward Rhode Island Williams called on Gover
nor Winslow, a representative Pilgrim, at Plymouth, who spoke words of kindness
and sympathy to him, and placed a gold coin in his wife's hand, to provide for their
wants. Williams was touched with gratitude and eulogized the Governor [see p. 46
Vol. I, Winslow Memorial.
'• Look tor a moment at the persecutions of the Quakers by the Puritans — not the
Pilgrims. Though much may be said in explanation of this persecution, if not iu ex
tenuation it is relevant to refer to the fact that it did not originate with the Puritans.
The Quakers in our time justly command the respect of all good people. Its leader
in England was George Fox. In the fourth year of the Commonwealth, in 1653,
there were twenty-flve preachers of Fox's doctrine in England. The persecution of the
Quakers had been constant aud severe in England for several years before their arrival
in New England. The denunciations against them, which were common in England,
had reached Puritan ears, and were credited. The Puritan mind saw, or thought it
saw, that there must be no latitude allowed for ' Quaker machinations ' in New Eng
land. The Puritans believed, upon English testimony, that the Quakers were pub
lishers of irregular and irreligious notions, that they were fanatical declaimers
against every good thing estabhshed, evil speakers against dignities, and disturbers
of the peace ot good society. This being so in puritanic estimation, the Puritans
held they had a right to refuse them their fellowship, and to bar them from their
territorial limits, secured to them by their charter, so when the Quakers reached
the Puritan shores, the persecution from which they had so grievously suf
fered in England, and in which thousands were punished, followed them here as a
sequence of English premises and EngUsh argument.
" Tliis persecution, though not defensible in our Ught, was not originated by
the Puritans. It is also true that it was not conflned to New England in this coun
try. A return by the Quakers from banishment continued to be a felony in Virgiuia
years after it ceased to be a felony in Massachusetts — so we are informed by Mr. Jef
ferson in his Notes on Virginia. I make these remarks, not to criticise or censure
any sect, nor to jar the smooth flow of these festivities, but to show the truth of my
position, that when we feel like hastily criticising everybody's ancestors but our
own, we had better have a care and see flrst what are the teachings of plain history.
Our good friends of the St. Patrick's Society, who are here to-night, and who some
times are inclined to criticise the Puritans, will be interested to learn that witchcraft
was flrst proceeded against as a crime, as early as 1484, by Pope Innocent the VIII,
who issued a hull directing the inquisitors to be vigilant in searching out and pun
ishing persons guilty of this alleged crime. The mandate was supported and en
forced by succeeding popes. The horrors which marks the execution ot these bulls
for two centuries and a half are recorded in blood. I refer to this, not to criticise
any sect, but to show how all are likely to be affected. But some one of the sons
may say: 'Oh, welll our people set a good example in this country of tolerance and
love of liberty, especially those who settled in Maryland,' yet it becomes my painful

98 HON. John' winslow. Appendix.
duty to remind that even in Maryland there was an example set of intolerance, in
matters of religious belief, which was as bad as that of Virginia, and illustrates the
position I have taken. The good Catholics ot the Maryland Colony procured the
enactment of a penal law against dissenters from the doctrine of the Trinity, as
severe as that, procured by the Episcopalians in Virginia, and very much like
It. So then, gentlemen, while it is right and useful to commemorate the -virtues
of the fathers, and natural for us to discriminate in favor of our own particular line
of ancestry, touching the spirit of intolerance and persecution that has marked the
ages, let us rather be grateful that we live in a period when the rights and liberties
of our common humanity were never so fully recognized, understood, and enforced
as now." [Loud applause].
Jlr. Winslow has recently read a paper that has attracted considerable attention
before the Brooklyn Republican League, before the Rhode Island Historical Society
at Providence, and before the State Bar Association at Albany. The paper is en
titled " The Trial of the Rhode Island Judges: An Episode touching Currency and
Constitutional Law." The trial occurred in 1786. The accusation was that the
judges were guilty of usurpation in declaring an act of the Assembly unconstitu
tional and void. The act sought to enforce and uphold the validity of the paper
money — so-called — issued by the authority of the Assembly. The paper attracted
wide attention, especially in Rhode Island, where it was much discussed and com
mended by the press throughout the State.
Besides being a man of large general reading and thoroughly familiar with the
principles of law, Mr. Winslow is distinguished by his muscular common sense, and
his manly fairness and strength in arguing every question, whether at the bar or be
fore political assemblages, while his full and accurate knowledge on all subjects
which he discusses render him a formidable and dangerous, though courteous and
generous adversary.
Mr. Winslow has recently visited Eurdpe, not omitting Droitwich in England,
the home of his ancestors. (See pp. 2, 3, 4 of this Appendix). 1888, law office, 26
Court Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Res. Bay Bidge, L.L, N. Y.
EVERETTA-ROBBINS", [5084] (dau. of Hon. John' Winshw,) m. at Grace
Church, Brooklyn Heights, by Rev. W.-A. Snively, S.T.D., 20 Dec. 1881, Louis
SAULNIER, b. 19 Feb. 1858, Brooklyn, N.Y. Jlr. S. is ot the flrm Beebe & Saul-
nier, dealers in tea and coffee, 97 Front Street, N.Y.
Res. 1888, 145 Seventh Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y.
Children:
1. Bebtha-Winslow", b. 19 May, 1883, 87 First Place, Brooklyn, N.Y.
2. JoHN-WiNSLOw', b. Bay Ridge, L.I,, 28 June, 1887; d. 23Mar.'l888, 145 Seventh
Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y.
HON. SAMUEL', [5086] (a. of Ehazer-Robbins' Wmslow,) was born in Newton
Mass., 28 Feb. 1827, and received his education in the schools of that town. On leaving
school he was employed in the manufacture ot cotton machinery, and eariy displayed
great industry and inventive skUl, and so rapidly advanced that at the age ot twenty
he was made foreman in his shop, having under his charge more than flfty men. He

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Appendix. hon. samuel' winslow. 99
removed to Worcester early in 1855, and on April 1st of that year formed a co-part
nership with his brother, Seth-C. Winslow, and started a machine shop, and in
1857, in connection with machine work, began the manufacture of skates. The flrm
was located in the Jlerrifield building, and occupied the same quarters for twenty-
one years. His brother dying in 1870 or 1871, Mr. W. continued the business alone
until the formation of the Samuel Winslow Skate Jlanufacturing Company, in May,
1886, in which concern Mr. Winslow retained a controlling interest. In 1874, the
demands of a rapidly increasing business requiring better accommodations, he built
upon Mulberry Street a large factory, the size of which he has since been compelled
to further increase. Mr. Winslow was a member of the Common Coancil of.the city
of Worcester in 1864-5. He was a representative from the Tenth Worcester District
in the Massachusetts Legislature in 1873-4, and in 1885 served as Alderman to flll a
vacancy. In 1885 he was elected Mayor of the city of Worcester, tor the ensuing
year, by a sweeping majority, and has been twice re-elected to the same position for
the years 1887-8 by large majorities. His efficiency as Mayor is generally recog
nized, and is attested by his election to that office three times. He was a Trustee
of the Worcester County Mechanics Association from 1 868 to 1871 ; its Vice President
from 1884 to 1886 ; its President in 1886, and declined a re-election in 1887 for
President on account ot the responsibilities of the office of Mayor.
In 1885 Jlr. Winslow became the owner of the famous "Stonewall Farm" in
Leicester, Mass., six miles from Worcester. The farm contains about sixty acres,
and is in good condition. There is a large dwelling house on it, which, when built,
in 1832, was the finest house in Worcester County. He has recently put it in good
order, together with stables. In September, 1886, Mr. Winslow entertained some
two hundred guests in the banquet hall adjoining the house, among whom were the
members of the Worcester City government, and other guests from various parts of
the State. Again in September, 1887, he gave a banquet to all the Mayors in Massa
chusetts, and other distinguished gentlemen. Among the latter were Hon. Adlin
Thayer, Hon. Wm.-C. Rice, United States Senator Hon. George-F. Hoar, and Hon.
Jlr, RusseU, Member of Congress. His brother, Hon. John Winslow of Brooklyn,
N.Y,, presided on both occasions. He has taken a deep interest in the organization
of Clai-k University in Worcester, and has aided the enterprise officially and other
wise. This new university is amply endowed by Jlr. Clark, a resident of Wor
cester, and likely in due time to take a foremost position among the universities of
the country. Mr. Winslow's success in acquiring wealth and gaining and holding the respect
of his neighbors and fellow townsmen is attributable to his sterling integrity, ex
cellent judgment, and executive ability ot a high order.
FRANK-E"., [5087] (s. of Hon. SamueV Window,) was born in Newton, Mass.,
16 May, 1853; m, O.'cford, Mass., 14 Jan. 1874, Eva Whiting of Oxford, b. at
Douglas 33 Feb. 1856, dau, of Henry-J. and Caroline-A. of Oxford, sp. Mr. W.
is a member of the Boston Common Council; has retired from business.
Res. 1888, Boston, Mass..
8AMUEL-E'., [5088] (a. of Hon. SamueV Winslow), was born in Worcester, Mass.,
11 April, 1 863, and is a graduate of Harvard College.

100 staples, painter, yemans, littlefield, geakam. Appendix.
MARY-PRATT', [5096] (dau. of Ehazer- Bobbins' Winshw,) m. David-Jackson
STAPLES. 1888, they res. 711 Taylor St., San Francisco, Cal.
MARY-ELIZABETH', [5097] (dau. of Mary-P-atf (Winshw) Staples,) m. Em
len PAINTER, and d. in San Francisco, 23 Feb. 1883.
ChUdren in addition to those given in VoL I:
3. David', b. 9 July, 1878.
4. Phebe', b. Jlar. 1881.
5. Darwinian-Elizabeth', b. May, 1883.
NETTIE-ADELAIDE' [5098] (dau. of Mary-Elizabeth* (Staples) "B&inter,) d. 10
Sept. 1882.
JOHN-CHARLES', [5100] (s, of Mary-Pratt' (Winshw) Staples,) m. near Lodi,
San Jo.aquin Co., CaL, 22 Feb. 1879, AUce-L. Burt, b. 24 Nov. 1858, dau. ot Silas-
Shepherd, b. Taunton, Mass., 39 June, 1819, and EUzabeth-C. (Kerr), b. Philadel
phia, Pa., 10 Jlar. 1835, and d. San Francisco, 19 June, 1869. Mrs, Burt was dau.
ot Thomas and Margaret KeiT of Philadelphia, and m. to Mr. Burt at Stockton,
Cal., Jan. 1853.
BINA-FRANCES", [5102] (dau. of Mary -Prat f (Winshw) Staples,) m. 22 Dec.
1885, Herbert-WiUiams YEMANS, M.D., of Detroit, Mich. After graduaring from
the Detroit Medical College, Dr. Yemans went to Strasburg, Germany, and gradu
ated from the university there in 1880. Returning to this country he accepted the
position ot Director of Medical Clinic and Demonstrator of Anatomy in a Medical
College, which position he filled two years, when he became Assistant Surgeon
at the U.S. Marine Hospital at San Francisco, Cal. This office he flUed six years,
during which time he spent two summers in the arctic regions, as surgeon of.the U.S.
revenue cutter Corwin. He left this service, his resignation taking effect in August,
1887, while at Galveston, on account of ill health. 1888, is in practice at
940 Third St. (Plaza), San Diego, Cal.
, MARTHA-SWITZER', [5108] (dau. of Ekaser-Bobbins' Winslow,) m. Elliot
LITTLEFIELD; removed in Sept. 1875 to San Francisco, where she m. 2d, 1881,
 GRAHAM.
ISAAC", [5113] [a. of Shadrach' Winslow,) m. Leonora Jones, dau. of Francis
and Isabel (Gilmore), who removed to Foxboro' in 1792. Jlr. Winslow d. 16 instead
of 15 Apr. 1871, as by [5114].
LEONORA-JANE', [5114] (dau. of Isaac' Winshw,) is deceased.
CYNTHLA.-JONES', [5115] (dau. of Isaac' Winshw,) res. 1879,
Attleboro, P.O. add,, North Atthboro, Bristol Co., Mass.
ELIZABETH-RICHMOND", [5116] (dau of Cynthia-Jones' (Winalow) Chase,)

Appendix. cowell, chase, winslo,?. 101
m. 19 Dec. 1870, George-Oscar COWELL of Wrenthsm, Mass., b. in Wrentham 25
July, 1845, s. of George and Elvira (Fisher) of Wrentham. Manufacturing jeweler;
flrm. Pate, Cowell & HaU. Res. 1879, Wrentham; add. North Attleboro, Mass.
Children ;
1. Samubl-Oscar', b. 13 Aug. 1872, Wrentham, Mass.
2. Gkobge-Richmond*, b. 2 July, 1874, Wrentham.
FRANK-AUQUSTINE", [5118] (a. of Cynthia-Jones' (Winshw) Chase,) m. 7
Apr. 1878, Flora-Jane White, and had son Edmund-Chester', b. 12 Dec. 1878.
Res, 1879, North Atthboro, Mass.
EDMUND-BROOKS", [5120] (s. of Cynthia- Jones' ( Winshw) Chase,) d. 4 July,
1877, and was buried in the cemetery of North Attleboro, Mass.
ISAAC-SLEPARD', [5134] (s. of Isaac' Winslow). In Vol. 1 Mr. Winslow was
mentioned as the chief engineer on the steamship Mississippi, which carried General
Butler and staff to New Orleans. In a letter received from him iu 1877, after
that portion ot the volume was in type, he disclosed some things which occurred
during the voyage not generaUy known. The steamship was an iron one, built in
Boston, and he had taken charge ot setting up its machinery, and was the chief en
gineer. It was chartered by the Government for General Butler's expedition before
it was fully completed, carried out the 81st Mass. and part of Colonel Dow's regi
ment from Jlaine. General Butler and staff were taken on board at Fortress Jlonroe.
There soon arose a bitter feeUng between General Butler and the captain of the
ship. The former told Engineer Winslow "that he had been warned before he
came on board that Captain Fulton was a ' secesh ' and would get the expedition
into trouble if possible.
" After leaving Fortress Monroe General Butler gave orders to run into Hatteras
Inlet for an officer to join the expedition," The ship was "run into the breakers, "the
captain, in his excitement, giving contradictory orders, but after a little she was
brought out in safety. "Two days later we ran ashore on Frying Pan Shoals. It was
clear and pleasant, a light-house in sight, and so was a buoy." The captain "let
go the anchor. The ship struck upon it, and punched a hole up through her bot
tom," and the forw«,rd compartment soon filled with water, " Twelve hours after
ward we got off again and ran down to Hilton Head for repairs. At the request of
General Butler a number of old navy officers undertook to stop the leak," but were
unsuccessful — tho hold was full of water. " General Butler was discouraged and be
gan to look for another vessel, so as to send the Mississippi home. It was then that
Chief Engineer Winslow had permission to try to stop the leak without dictation or
interference. The sail was put around the ship again, the water pumped out, and
in twelve hours after the hold was so that he could work, he had the leak effectually
stopped so that it remained tight until the ship went into dry dock in New York,
some four or five months after. The freight was put back into the ship, and she
started once mors for her destination." But " the river being narrow where she was
lying, the tug employed to turn her around backed her so that the stern struck in
the bank with force enough to part the tiller chains, and then left her. The tide

102 winslow, LEONARD, THOMAS, BLACKWELL, HOLMES. Appendix.
and wind swung the ship around so she was heading the right way, when orders
were given, 'ahead slow,' and a lively hunt was commenced for relieving tackle
with which to steer the ship. Captain Fulton had assured General Butler a few
days before that he always kept it ready by the tiller to use at once in case of an
emergency. That time had come, but the tackles were not there. Some were
found, however, and they commenced getting them ready. 'Are you all ready to
steer the ship?' called the pilot from forward. 'All ready,'" was the reply.
"Hard a starboard,' shouted the pUot. 'Aye, aye. Sir,' but they did not put the
helm ' hard a starboard,' they were not ready. They put the ship hard on an oyster
bank a minute later, where she stayed for several days, and where they had to take
the freight out again. General Butler then put Captain Fulton under arrest on
board the steamship Matanzas, and placed Captain Sturges in command." . . .
The ship reached Fire Island without any further accident or delay, and in due
time "the first troops in the city of New Orleans were landed from tbe steamship

Mr. Winslow was also chief engineer of the steamer De Malay during the war;
afterward ot the steamship Ontario; also of the steamer Seminoh, and had been tor
five years, about 1872 to 1877, chief engineer and master mechanic at the Bay State
Iron Works in Boston, Mass, Res. 1879, between I and K Sts. , South Boston, Mass.
MARTHA-EDITH", (8th child of Isaac- Shepard' Winslow,) was b. 7 Oct. 1876.
FANNY", [5132] (dau. of Shadrach' Wimhw,) m. Samuel-BiUings LEONARD.
She d. 22 Dec. 1875, Foxboro', and was buried in Rockhill Cemetery, Foxboro'.
JAMES-FOSTER', [5135] (a. of Fanny' Winshw) Leonard). Res. 1879, Foxboro'.
FANNY-ELIZABETH', [5137] (dau. of Fanny' Winslow) Leonard,) m, WiUiam-
Henry THOMAS, who d. 10 Sep. 1872. She m. 2d, 4 Dec, 1874, RusseU-W.-S.
BLACKWELL, b. 20 Aug. 1852, Sandwich, Barnstable Co.. JIass,, s. of Russell
and Lydia-B. of Sandwich. Res. 1877, Foxboro', Mass.
Children:
1. Hbnry-Lkonaed', b. 26 Nov. 1861.
2. Annib-Fbanklin', b. 28 May, 1864.
By 2d marriage:
8. Waldo-Russell", b. 6 Oct. 1875.
4. Gbace- Winslow", b. 27 Mar. 1877; d. 1 Feb. 1879.
CHARLES-MELLEN', [5143] (a. of Fanny' (Winslow) Leonard,) m. 14 June,
1871, Jennie Atwood. Res. is79, Foxboro', Mass.
FAYETTE', [5156] (dau. of Sarah' (Evans) Blake,) m. Cyrus HOLMES. She
d. 14 July, 1879.

Appendix. holmes, clark, adams, tash, allen, mowee, stbvens. 103
.lAJIES", [5157] (s. of Fayette'' (Blake) Holmes,) m. Lucy Appleby, who d, 21
Feb, 1880. He m, 2d, 38 Oct. 1883, Katie Johnson of Rockford, III.
Res. 1888, Pairmount, FiU Co., Neb.
SARAH-EVANS", [5163] (dau. of Fayette' (Blake) Holmes,) m. John-Gilman
CLARK, Lawyer, Firm J.-G. and D.-H, Clark. Res. Tusculum, Ga.
ISHAJI-PANNIN', [5163] (s. of Sarah- Evans' (Holmes) Clark). Name corrected
from Isham-Tannin,
DONALD-HOLMES', [5164] (.?, of Sarah-Evans' (Holmes) Clark,) res. 1888 with
his parents, unmarried. Lawyer. Firm J.-G, and D.-H, Clark.
WINSLOW-BLAKE", [5166] (s. of Fayettd (Blake) Holmes,) m. 2d, Mrs. Ar-
minda-D. Crocker of St. Albans, Me., 28 July, 1879. He d, 12 Apr. 1887, St.
Albans. MARSELLA-FAYETTE", [5168] (dau. of Fayette' (Blake) Holmes,) m. 1 i:
Joseph- W. ADAMS, Res. 1887, Foxeroft, Me.
THATCHER-BLAKE", [5169] (s. of Fayette' (Blake) Holmes,) m. EUen- Austin
of Timbuctoo, CaL He d. Timbuctoo, 15 July, 1873.
Children, who res. 1888 in Poxcroft, Me. :
1. Irving-Rawson', b. 25 Oct. 1863.
2. Ella-Fayette', b, 11 Dec. 1866,
3. Marsella-Thatcher', b. 18 Sept. 1869.
4. Sabah-Agnes', b. 11 Oct. 1871. •
5. Aeie-Stblla', b, 20 Jlar. 1874.
STELLA-FLORENCE", [5170] (dau. of Faydte' (Blake) Holmes,) m, James-
Ausrin HOLMES of South Paris, Me., who d. 27 June 1884.
She res. 1888, South Paris, Me.
JERUSHA-RAWSON', [5174] (dmi. of AbigaiV (Blake) Holmes,) m. Thomas
TASH, and 1887 res. Portland, Me.
JURA', [5187] (dau. of Sarah' (Evans) Blake,) m. Benjamin ALLEN and is
deceased. He res. 1887, Greene, Me.
CYNTHIA", [5195] (dau. of Mira' (Blake) Allen,) m, Duane MOWER, who is
deceased. ^ She res, 1887, Newbury, S. C,
GEORGE-SEWALL', [5196] (s. of Cynthia' (Allen) Mower,) is a lawyer.
Res. 1887, Newbury, S. C.
FANNY', [5209] (dau. of Sarah' (Evans) Blake,) m. Melvin STEVENS and ig
deceased.

104 BICKNAL, .MAXHAM, WHITE, WHITMOBE, MACKENZIE. Appendix.
JULIA', [5216] (dau. of Sarah' 'Evans) Blake,) m. Nathaniel BICKNAL, and is
deceased. THATCHER', [5219J («. of Sarah' (Eoans) Blake,) d. some years since, leaving
a fortune to his wife and daughter, who res. 1887, Rockford, IU.
WINSLOW', [5221] (s. of Sarah' (Evans) Blake). Res. 1887, WaynesmilU, N.C.
BETSEY', [5226] (dau. of Sarah' (Evans) Blake,) is deceased. Her husband,
Ephraim Sumner, res, 1887, Pecatoniea, III.
EDWARD-BLAKE", [5228] (s. of Betsey'' (Blake) Sumner,) res. 1878, Rockford,
III. Probably, 1887, in Pecatoniea, III.
EVANS', [5331] (s. of Sarah' (Evans) Blake). Res. 1887, Bockfm-d, III.
JOHN-FENNO", [5390] («. of Dr. John' Winshw). Res. 1877, Berlin, Vt.
GARDINER', [5397] (s. of Ebenezer' Winslow,) m. Jlary-Biirns, who d. 1 June,
1881, and was buried in the " Cushing Yard," Woodstock, Vt.
HARRIET-ISABEL", [5399] (dau. of Gardiner' Winshw,) m, Lyman MAX-
HAM. Res. Feb. 1887, South Pomfret, Vt.
MARY-WINSLOW", [5305] (dau. of Harriet-IsaheV (Winslow) Maxham). m.
Ashbel-Kidder GOULD, Res, 1879, Ludlmv, Vt.
WALLACE-LYMAN', [5311] (s. of Harriet- IsabeV (Winslow) Maxham,) m.
Minnie Frazer.
NELLIE- ANN', [5312] (dau. of Harriet-IsabeV ( Winslow) Maxham,) m. 6 Aug.
1876, Thomas-J. WHITE ot Pomfret, Vt., b, 25 Mar. 1855, s. of George-W,, b.
Plymouth, Vt., and Eunice (Paddock), b, Pomfret, Vt. Farmer.
MARY-B", 15816] (dau. of Ebenezei-* Winslow,) m. Minneapolis, Minn., 14 Feb.
1877, Thomas WHITMORE,
EBENEZER-WINSLOW", [5332] (a. of Na.ncy' (Winshw) Barns),
Res. 1877, 46 State St., Grand Rapids, Mich.
CLARISSA', [5886] (dau. of Ebenezei-" Winslow,) m. Oliver MACKENZIE, who
d. 3 Aug. 1877. She d. 5 Apr. 1876 ; both are buried in the " Cushing Yard," Wood
stock, Vt.
GEN. BRADLEY", [5410] («. of Hon. John' Winslmo). Res. 1887, Watertown, N.T.

Appendix. maben, hobb, gatlobd, beed. 105
JOHN-COOPER', [5411] (a. of Bradhy' Winshw). Ees. 1887, Pasadena, Gal
HON. NORRIS', [5414] (a. of Hon. John' Winalow). Res. 1887, Watertown, N.Y.
CATHDRINE-JENNETTE", [5417] (dau. of Hon. John' Winslow,) m. H.-B.
MABEN, and res, 1886, Kingston-on-Hudson, N.Y.
BETSEY", [5418] (dau. of Hon. John' Winalow,) m. Rev. EUjah HORR, and
res. 1887, 57 Trenton St., East Boston, Mass.
REV. PASCAL-PAOLI', [5452] (s. of Dr. Joseph' Winshw,) m. 2d, Hannah-
Matilda Hickox, who d. at Packwaukee, Marquette Co., Wis,, 28 Apr. 1879. He d.
14 Apr. 1881.
ELSIE-FRANCES", [5460] (dau. of Bev. Pascal-PaoW Winshw,) m. Frederick-
Roderick GAYLORD. Res. 1881, Packwaukee, Wis.
Children :
1. LiLLiE*, b. 22 Feb. 1874.
2. Nellie", b. 20 Apr. 1877.
FRANK", [5472] (a. of Dr. Erasmus' Winslow). Res. 1877, Weldon, De Witt Oo,-.^ HI.
JOSEPH', M,D,, [5466] (s. of Dr. Joseph' Winslow,) d. Jan. 1888.
RUSH", M.D., [5467] (s. of Joseph' Winslow, M.D.,) m. at Appleton, Wis., Minnie
Rogers, b. 22 Aug. 1857, dau, ot Benjamin-Talbot and Sarah (Johnson).
Res. 1888, 841 Lavyrence St., Appleton, Wis,
Children born in Appleton:
1. Maegaret', b. 1 May, 1880.
2. Kenelm-Rogees', b. 16 Sept. 1885.
WIRT", (Sth child of Joseph' Winalow, M.D.,) b. 14 July, 1880.
MARTHA", [5476] (dau. of SamueV Winslow,) m. Levi REED.
Children besides those given in Vol. I:
Lauba'.
Maetha'.
ALLEN', [5477] (a. of Martha' (Winslow) Reed).
Children:
1. Heney'-
2. Lucia'.

106 DEWEY, mathbe, obitchbtt. j.ppend>x.
8. Edwaed".
4. Emily". Jasper'.
Edwin". Alonzo'.
The last three may have been children of Winslow' or Levi' Reed,, brothers of
Alien'. EUNICE', [5480] (dau. of Martha* ( Winshw ) Reed,) m. George DEWEY.
Children :
1. Elvira", deceased.
3. Emily", deceased.
3. Winslow", deceased.
4. Sarah", or perhaps Louisa".
FRANCIS-DANA", [5486] (s. of Benjamin- Franklin' Winshw,) graduated at Yale
Scientific School, 1878; 1879, student-atrlaw with Sterne, Hudson & Straus, 61
Wall street, N.Y. Res. New Jersey.
DON-AVERY", [5531] («. of Orlando' Wimhw). Res, 1877, Johnson, Vt.
COTTON", [5537] (a. of Harriet' (Winshw) Mather,) m. Seraph-Perlee Whit
aker. By mistake the surname of his wife was put in black letter,
ABIGAIL', [5554] (dau. of Amasa' Winslow,) m. James CRITCHETT, and d.
9 Sept. 1881, bf consumption, to which for many years she had been a victim. The
following is an extract from the notice of her death which appeared in tlie Michi
gan Christian Advoca.te, published at Detroit :
"She was the inheritor of the mental and moral sturdiness which characterized
the Puritan stock. She was a woman of educated tastes, studious habits, and vig
orous thought. School teaching occupied several ot her younger years. In 1831
she came with her husband and located in the township of London, where she lived
for half a century, save two months, and where at last she died at the ripe age ot
76. Tliis pioneer home was consecrated with piety and prayer. In it the first Sun
day-school ot the township was organized aud taught. There the itinerant ot the
early days found a welcome and a lodging place. It was the Methodist circuit riders'
home for years. Although born and reared a Cougregationalist, .Mrs, C. was for
many years a member of the Jl.E. Church; but died in the communion ot the
church of her youth."
OTIS-ADAJIS". [5555] (s. of AbigaiV (Winshw) Critchett,) m. Anna-Giulietta
Warner, who d. 81 July, 1883, at Bay View, a summer resort in northern Jlichigan,
where she had been taken for her health, Jlrs. C. was of " New England lineage,
of strong character, good education, cultivated, and reflned, deeply pious, and a
mnai- unsulfiAh niir) devnt.ef) wif<i.anrl nmtViBr " Mr Cvitr.hett m 2d 19 Seat, 1883

Appendix. CETtchett, wait, haight. 107
Almira-Amelia Warner, sister of his first wife, b. 10 Sept, 1889 at York, Washtenau
Co., Mich. Res. 1888, Monroe, Monroe Co., Mich.
JAMES-CLYDE", [5556] (a. of Otis-Adams' Critchett,) entered the University
of Michigan in 1880, remained two years; then spent one year in Mexico in the em
ployment of his uncle, a contractor engaged in building the Mexican Central Rail
road; returned, and after studying a year in the literary department of the univer
sity entered the law department, and remained one year, after which he pursued his
law studies a little more than a year in the office ot his father, and was admitted to
the bar in November, 1886. He taught the foUowing winter, and in the summer of
1887 went to El Paso Co,, Texas, and soon afterward entered the employ of the
Wells& Fargo Express Co., who sent himto the City of Jlexico, which is now, 1888,
temporarily his headquarters. He has not abandoned his profession, but expects to
return to it at a future day. He m. 18 July, 1884, Ann Arbor, Jlich.. Ada-Louise
Kellogg, dau. of Elijah-E. and Margaret (Warner).
JOHN", [5557] (s. of Otis-Adams' Critchett,) is, 1888, a junior in Albion Col
lege, an institution in Central Michigan, with which his father has been for many
years officially connected.
OTIS-ADAMS", (ith child of Otis-Adams' Critchett,) b. 17 Aug. 1875, Jlonroe,
Mich. GEORGE-WINSLOW", [5559], (s. of AbigaiV [Winshw) Critchett,) m. 2d, June
80, 1875, Ellen Reeves, dau. of Sayre and Betsey-C. (Young).
Res. 1888, Milan, Monroe Co., Mich.
Children by 2d marriage :
6. Fhed-Bied', b. 20 May, 1876.
6, JIillie-Oltve*, b. 16 Mar. 1884.
7. Habby-Doee', b. 7 Nov. 1886.
HARLAN', [5562] (a. of George- Winalow* Critchett,) b. 1868 not 1863 as in Vol. I,
JAMES-CALVIN', [5564] (a. of AbigaiV (Winslow) Critchett,) m. Harriet
Wright. Children:
1. Gael', b. 11 Nov. 1874.
3. Guy", b. 13 Mar. 1876.
3. Pbael', b. 22 July, 1879.
4. Ray', b. 17 Feb. 1885.
MARIA', [5570] (dau. of Amasa' Winshw.) m. Seth WAIT. She d. 2 May,
1879. HARRIET-JANE", [5575] (dau. of Maria' (Winshw) Wait,) d. 6 Sept. 1876, a
few mbnths after her marriage to  HAIGHT.

108 HARRINGTON, HUNTOON, POND-, STONE, RUSSELL, HOLLAND. Appendix.
NANCY-FISHER', [5593] (dau. of Ezra' Winslow,) m.  HARRINGTON.
According to [5598] she has had eleven children, of whom two only are Uving, a
son who resides " West," and her eldest son George", with whom she was living in
Dec. 1887, at 401 Harrison St., Elkhart, Ind.
GEORGE', [5594] (s. of Ezra' Winslow,) d. at the home of his daughter, Jlrs,
Huntoon, 37 Jlay, 1884.
LUCY-ALMIRA", [5598] (dau. of George' Winslow,) m. George-Ladd HUN
TOON, 7 June, 1860 (.not as given in Vol. I); has Sadie-Etta, b, 13 Nov. 1873.
Res. 1887, 11 Butterfield St., Lowell, Mass.
LULIE-AUGUSTA', [5599] (dau. of Lucy-Almira' ( Winshw ) Huntoon,) was b.
in Lowell, 11 Apr. 1861 (not 1870 as given in Vol. I).
ALMIRA', [5601] (dau. of Ezra' Winshw,) m,  POND, She d. at Lexing
ton, Mass., 6 Feb, 1882.
MYRA-W*., (only dau. of Almira' (Winslow) Pond,) was, 1887, a very success
ful teacher iu Detroit, Midi.
CHARLOTTE', [5602] (dau. of Ezra' Winshw,) widow ot Thomas STONE, d.
in Lowell, 18 Aug. 1887, one son and three daugliters surviving her. Her fifth child
left home long since and has not been heard from.
ELLEN-MARIA", [5603] (dau. of Charlotte' (Winslow) Stone,) m. ¦  RUS
SELL, who is deceased. She had a daughter who married and js deceased, and a
son who is married, but no further records have been given.
WINSLOW-F'., [56041 (s. of Charhtte' (Winslow) Stone,) m.  , who d.
about 1869, leaving a son, residing 1887 with his father, 10 Mei-rills Court, LoioeU, Mass.
GEORGE-GILBERT", [5628] (s. of Julia- MehetabW Winslow) Stone).
Res. 1887, New Tori.
GILBERT-EZRA', [5634] (s. of Ezra' Winslow).
Res. 1887, Coronn (perhaps Coram), L.L, N.Y.
DR, JOSIAH-GILBERT", [5784] (s. of Harrison' HoUand,) d. in New York
City on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1881. We quote the following from some of the lead
ing journals ot the day, relating to his death and funeral, and some sentiments
expressed at the later memorial services held in his honor:
"Dr. Josiah-Gilbert Holland, the editor ot ScribnerU Monthly, now the Century
Magazine, died suddenly yesterday morning of angina pectoris, at his city residence
No. 46 Park Avenue. For the past flve years he has been in ill health, suffering

Appendix. DB. josiah-gilbert' Holland. 109
from heart disease, the seriousness of which complaint he was fully aware of, his
physicians having told him four years ago that he could not live for more than ten
years, and that he might die suddenly at any moment. On the flfth of October Dr.
Holland returned with his family to New York from Bonnicastle, his country resi
dence among the Thousand Islands in the St. Lawrence River, feeling stronger and
better in health than he had been for some time. Since his return he has been daily
to the new offices of the Century Magazine in Union Square, attending to his editorial
duties. On Tuesday last he remarked that he felt unusually well, and spent a longer
time at the office than customary. He was in excellent spirits when he returned
home, and retired for the night in apparently good health. At six o'clock yester
day morning he awoke and complained ot a pain in his heart, and almost imme
diately afterward became unconscious. A doctor was summoned, but before he ar
rived Dr. Holland was dead. The deceased leaves a wife and two daughters, who
were all present at his death-bed, and one son, Theodore Holland, who is in the
senior class at Yale. He was telegraphed for yesterday morning."
"The funeral services of the late Dr. Josiah-Gilbert Holland took place yester
day afternoon at the family residence, No. 46 Park Avenue. A very large number
of the Iriends of the deceased were present. The obsequies were conducted by the
Rev. Llewellyn D, Bevan, pastor of the Brick Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue,
where the deceased worshipped. Dr. Bevan was assisted by the Rev. Dr. MuiTay,
the former pastor of the church. The services consisted ot prayers and readings
from the Holy Scriptures. There were no pall-bearers. The casket which contained
the remains of the dead author was placed before the mantel in the large front draw
ing room of the house, and the face was exposed to view. Upon the lid of the
casket were arranged flowers. A wreath of gladioli lay on the cover, and toward
the foot tendrills of vines with yellow roses trailed to the floor. At the foot of the
coffin stood a cross of dark ivy with a wreath of white and yellow roses hung over
its arms. On the mantel stood a wreath of roses, and a duplicate of the cross and
circlet stood upon the piano at the other end ot the room. On the stand in the hall
were scattered ivy and roses. Dr, Jlurray began the services by reading: ' I am the
Resurrection and the Life,' and the hymn 'Jesus, lover ot my soul,' which was then
sung by a quartette of male voices. A short prayer was then offered, in which,
among other things. Dr. Jlurray paid an earnest tribute to Dr, Holland's goodness
and purity of purpose. He said that the deceased would have a long immortality
upon earth through the characters which his life and example had built np, and by
the good influence which he had always exercised on those about him. After the
prayer the hymn, ' My Jesus, as Thou wilt,' was sung by the quartette. Dr. Bevan
followed, delivering a feeling prayer, in which he spoke ot the wide fleld in which
Dr. Holland's work had been done. At the conclusion of Dr. Bevan's prayer, and
before the benediction was pronounced, he stated that those who desired to look
for the last time on the features ot their friend were invited to pass in line by the
coffin, which would be removed very soon after the close of the services. The bene
diction was then pronounced. At 3,30 o'clock the remains, accompanied by the
mourners and a few immediate friends of the deceased, were conveyed to the rail
way depot, to be taken to Spriugfleld, Mass., where the interment will take place
to-morrow. The flnal services will take place at 11 o'clock to-morrow moming, at

110 DR. josiAH-GnjBBRT' HOLLAND. Appendix.
the house of C.-O. Chapin, Esq., a brother of Mrs. Holland, in Springfield. It is ex
pected that memorial services will be held in New York and Springfield in honor
of Dr. Holland at an early day." — New York Times.
" A large congregation assembled last night at the Brick Church, Fifth Avenue,
to take part in the memorial service to Dr, Holland. Appropriate anthems were
sung by the choir, and Dr. Bevan, after reading suitable selections from the Scrip
tures, delivered an admirable discourse on the career of the departed author and
editor. He considered him as the man, the writer and the Christian, narrating sev
eral ot his own personal experiences with Dr, Holland. He attributed the material
aud literary success of the latter to his possession ot the preservative and conserva
tive principles of Christian character, which were, he said, the glow and the .glory
ot a perfect manhood. The religious belief ot Dr. Holland might be described as a
perspective religion. He was orthodox, and was seen to be orthodox when allowed
to tell his own story in his own way. The cardinal articles of his faith were a belief
in God and Jesus Christ; all other matters were subordinate, and the liberality of
his nature allowed to others a wide radius for their faith to dwell in. After the
singing of the hymn commencing ' Sun of my soul, thou Saviour dear,' the benedic
tion was pronounced and the service brought to a close,"
"One such character, went on the preacher. Rev. Dr, PqJ;ter, I desire to mention
here this morning, just because to so many of us his influence has, perhaps, been so
Uttle known and so imperfectly appreciated, A man of letters died in this city
during the past week, who, coming here scarcely two years ago from New England,
was, perhaps, scarcely known by a single member of this congregation, I speak of
the late Dr. J.-G. Holland. He was a man of good gifts, consecrated by a great
motive. Not of the first inteUectual rank, he was nevertheless a preacher c^f ricrbte-
ousness, of rare power, and often of singular sweetness. AVriting of plain, homely
themes, he never touclied one of them that he did not ennoble, and over all that he
wrote them in the spirit ot one who loved God and his fellow man. His writings
found an acceptance which has often puzzled the critics aud confounded the literary
prophets. But the secret ot his writings was not far to seek. Tliey helped men and
lifted them up. They encouraged all noble aspirations. They were always for God
and the right — spoken in a tone of manly and brotherly sympathy that could not be
misunderstood. In a word, this large influence, to which, for one, I gladly own to
having been a debtor, owed its power for good— a power steadfast ahd widespread-
ing, I believe as yet beyond adequate estimate — to a character touched by a spell of
divine love, and lifted by that spell into a realm of happy and wholesome in
fluences," "Dr. Holland recently sold out his interest in Scrihner''s Monthly. He had been
for some time busy re-editing a new edition of his books, which Scribner & Co. wi'l
shortly issue. He was a member of the Union League and Press Clubs,"
" By the death ot Dr, J.-G, Holland we have lost perhaps the most popular of
our novelists, essayists and poets. His stories proved profitable both to the writer
and the publisher. Few volumes of essays have at any time had so great a sale as
the " Timothy Titcomb Letters," and the demand tor " Kathrina " and "Bitter
Sweet " has been extraordinary, especially when we remember that they are long
narratives in verse. All of the volumes which he published during the last twenty

Appendix. DB. josiah-gilbket' Holland. Ill
years were successful books, and some of them were sold to the number of ninety
and a hundred thousand copies each.
" Dr. Holland was one of the few authors of the United States who have ma:de
a fortune out of literature — one of the few not only of this country, but of England
also. Dr. Holland, however, was one of those fortunate writers to whom the reward
comes at once, and comes in actual money. Beginning with the " Timothy Titcomb
Letters," his publishers printed for him during twenty years flfteen volumes. The
combined circulation of these works, which were not sold at the present cheap prices
for flction, but at the old and comparatively high prices obtained for bound and
copyrighted books, was so great that he received from them a total royalty remark
able in the history of our hterature.
" Still, Dr. Holland was never a writer who commended himself to the favor of
the critics. They looked on him as an inartistic novelist, a commonplace essayist,
and a poet to whom, at least, had been denied the flre ot genius. He was, indeed,
always a preacher, in prose and in verse. He was far more concerned -with his moral
than his art. He wanted to make his readers better according to his lights, which
were those of an orthodox Puritan. And shall we not honor him for so pure and
admirable a purpose ? He placed his heroes and heroines amid circumstances which
were easily comprehensible by the class to whom he appealed. He imbued them
with the moral and religious ideas which had been imparted to his readers in church
and in Sunday school. When he wrote of domestic affairs, and gave advice con
ceming the manner of life, he addressed himself directly to the respectable church-
going people of his own general theological bent, and showed that he was in sym
pathy with them.
"His thought was never subtle, he was without any puzzling cynicism, could
always be understood, was ever in earnest, and in whatever he wrote showed that he
loved the good and hated the bad. Therefore he became a teacher and a mentor
for great numbers of young men and maidens who had received what we call a Puri
tan training. They did not miss the spice demanded by the Uterary appetites of
those whose experience has been more with the world, and whose reading has been
less restricted by conventional religious scruples of the old-fashioned kind. It is
doubtful whether just such an author as Dr. Holland was will ever again be so suc
cessful in this country."
For portrait of Dr. HoUand and list of his published works see Vol. I, [5784].
THEODORE", [5789] (s. of Dr. Josiah- Gilberl? Holland,) was a senior in Yale
College in 1881.
EDWARD-CLARENDON', [5884] («. of Simon-Aldrich'' Winalow).
Res. 1888, North Brookfidd, Masa.
JOHN-COOMBS', [5895] (a. of Leonard' Winslow,) b., ace. to his son, 22 Dec.
1812 (not 1813 as in VoL I); m. Judith-EUza Davis, 29 Apr. 1840. Mr. Winslow d.
19 Nov. 1875. Mrs. W. in 1888 was living with her son in Worcester, Mass.
JOHN-ARCHIE-BAKER", [5896] (only child of John-Oooniba' Window,) m. 11

112 TOMBLEN, YODNG, DODD, CRABTRBE.
Oct. 1883, Florenoe-Somers Hadley, b. 14 Dec. 1863 in Canaan, N,H., dau. of Gil
bert-Stevens, b. C. 27 Mar. 1822, and Margaret-Russell (Somers), b. Bamet (?) Vt.,
18 Apr. 1828, m. 25 Mar. 1862, and d. C, 1 Dec. 1863. Bootmaker.
Res. 1888, 17 South BuaaeU St., Worcester, Mast.
Child:
Emma-Florbnck", b. 28 Oct. 1886, Worcester, Mass.
REBEKAH-DEANE', [5920] (dau. of Lua-etia' (Winshw) Harwood,) m. Orrin-
Ames TOMBLEN, who d. 16 Apr. 1866.
LUCRETIA- WINSLOW", [5921] (dau. of Bebekah- Deane'' (Harwood) Tomblen,)
m. Rev. Daniel-Price YOUNG of Georgetown, Ky. He left there 1865, and settled
in Eldorado, Mercer Co., Ky. After the death of his wife in 1871 he removed with
his family to NicholasviUe, Ky., and was pastor there. In 1877 he went to Anchor
age, Ky., and was Dean of Bellewood Seminary, He d. 2 July, 1882, and was
buried beside his wife in Lexington Cemetery, Ky.
MARY-LUCRETIA', [5922] (dau. of Lucretia- 'Winshw' (Tomblen) Young,) 1884,
was Lady Principal of Bellewood Seminary.
ROBERT-HUMPHREY", [5923] (a. of Lucretia- Winshw' (Tomblen) Young),
m. at Louisville, Ky., 16 Oct. 1888, Sara-B. Huffman of Lancaster, Ky. Civil en
gineer. Res. Louiaville, Ky.
ANNA-REBEKAH", [5924] (dau. of Luoretia- Winslow' (Tombhn)Y^o-ang,) m. at
NicholasviUe, Ky., 1 Sept. 1887, Robert-Alexander DODD of Wilmore, Ky. Mrs.
Dodd was educated at Bellewood Seminary, and was to graduate June, 1884.
Res. 1888, Wilmore, Ky.
DANIEL-CROCKETT", [5925] («, of Literetia- Winshw' (Tomblen) Young,) in
1884 was living with his grandfather Young at NicholasviUe, Ky., and attending
the academy there. His grandfather had changed his name to that of his father,
Daniel-Price Young.
LUCRETIA- WINSLOW', [5948] (dau. of Emory' Harwood,) m. WiUison-Cor-
nelius CBABTREE, b. 17 Aug. 1842, s. of CorneUus and Susan (Davis). Farmer.
Res. Blue Bidge, IU.
ADA-WALLACE", [5944] (dau. of Lucretia- Winshw' (Harwood) Crahtree,) was
b. 6 Mar. 1875.
CLARA-CONGER', [5945] (dau. of Emory' Harwood,) m. 16 Oct. 1878, Robert-
Bruce YOUNG, b. Farmer City, IU., 29 May, 1856, s. of WiUiam of Eng. and Mary-
Ann (Bowser) of America. Jlerchant. Farmw Gity IU.
Children born in Farmer City :
1, William-Emoby*, b. Sunday, 1 Aug. 1880.

Appendix. YouNd. 113
2. Robert-Bruce", b. Sunday, 18 Sept. 1883.
8. Anna-Alieda", b. Sunday, 11 Oct 1885.
SEYMOUR-M'., [5976] (a. of David' 'Winshw,) m. Catharine Snyder, dau. of
Richard and Blandina (Buihans).
SETH', [6028] (a. of Joshua' Winslow,) m. Polly Wright, dan. of Daniel and
Sarah' (Porter) of Marshfleld, who were m. in 1775 [p. 93 Porter Genealogy].
THOMAS', [6087] (a. of Thomas' Winshw,) is supposed to be the Thomas who
m. 80 Feb. 1800, Ruth -Gross, who d. 13 Feb. 1828, 86. 45. He m. 2d, Harriet
Delano of Duxbury, Mass. It is said he lost one of his hands by accident vrtsile
working at his trade as a carpenter. Res. Hanover, Masa.
Children :
1. Thomas-Gross", b. 20 July, 1800; d. about 1846, LoweU, Mass.; m. 28 Oct.
1822, Susan-W. Gardner of Hingham, Mass., who d., and he m. 2d, Caroline
Pollard, b. 31 Dec. 1808, dau. of Joseph, who d. 1837, and Mary (Slade), and
grand-daughter of Joshua ot Harvard, Mass., and Rindge, N.H. [Mrs. Wins
low had sisters Lucy-Slade, who m. Whitney Dudley, and Man-y, who m. Moses
Spencer; also brothers, William, who m. Abigail Howard, Thomas-Slade, who
m. Eliza Dyer, and Isaac, b. 17 Feb. 1815; m. Lydia, dau. of Barnabas and
Lucy (Barstow) Stetson, and had Emma-Rosalia, b. 30 June, 1843, m. William
Wortman; Gi-ace-Barstow, b. 5 Jan. 1848 m., Warren Vining; Isaac-Ferdi
nand, b. 30 Aug, 1851; Florence-Amelia, b. 11 Dec. 1855; and Albion-Slade,
b. 6 Apr. 1859]. Jlr. Winslow res. South Boston, Mass.
2. Joshua", b. 12 May, 1801.
3, Charles", b. 16 Jlay, 1803; m. 1837, Jlargaret-L. Litchfield; was selectman
1846 to 1848. Shoemaker. Res. Circuit St., Hanover, Masa.
Children, who resided near West Hanover, Mass. :
1. Charies-L»., b. 3 Jlar. 1828.
2. Rachel-F»., b. 16 June, 1832; m. 16 May, 1850, Charles Josselyn.
3. Helen', b. 9 Feb. 1838.
t. Richmond', b. 30 July, 1804; m. 10 Jan. 1828, Harriet Howard of Duxbury,
Mass. Anchorsmith. Res. Circuit St., Hanover, Masa.
Children:
1. Samuel-R'., b. 14 Mar. 1829; m. 22 Mar. 1849, EUzabeth Bates.
Res. PlymmUh, Masa.
2. James-B*., b. 22 Oct. 1830.
3. Rebecca-H*., b. 22 Sept. 1832.
4. Erastus-B'., b. 14 July, 1834.
5. John-A'., b. 2 Jlar, 1837.
6. Joshua-S'., b. 15 July, 1840.
7. Daniel- W'., b. 15 Dec. 1843.
8. Frederic-R'., b. 2 Apr. 1848.

114 YOUNG.

Appendix.

5. Pelham", b. 17 Nov. 1805. Res. Baat Abington, Masa.
6. LucY-T"., b. 26 Sept. 1808; m. 24 May, 1830, George HUdreth of Dorchester.
7. Hbney", b. Nov. 1810; m. 15 June, 1885, Harriet-Pratt, dau. of NathanieL She
d. 29 Nov. 1863; he d. 29 Jan. 1858. Shoemaker and sole-leather cutter.
Res. Sumner St., Hanover, Mass.
Children :
1. Harriet-F*., b. about 1836; d. 20 Jan. 1850, ». 13 years 11 months.
2! Henry-Thomas', b. 20 Feb. 1841 ; m. 12 Oct. 1864, Isabell-J. Pratt of Han
s(m. He was a private in Co. E, 1st Batt., heavy artillery, in 1864 and 1865.
Shoe cutter. Res. 1875, Oireuit St., West Hanover, Masa.
Children :
1. Henry- Sumner", b. 4 Apr. 1866.
2. Infant", b. and d. 8 July, 1868.
3. Francis-Ellsworth", b. 11 Dec. 1870.
4. Harriet- Jane", b. 18 July, 1874.
8. William", b. 10 Feb. 1812.
9. RuTH-G"., b. 24 July, 1814.
10. Elizabeth", b. 9 Feb. 1816; d. 28 June, 1816.
11. Elbanor-J*., b. 28 Dec. 1816; d. 1848; m. Isaiah Jenkins.
12. Samuel", b. 14 Oct. 1818; d. 14 Oct. 1820.
13. Maey", b. 22 Nov. 1819; m. David Freeman of Duxbury, JIass.
14. Priscilla-B"., b. 3S Dec. 1821.
15. Samdel-S.-F"., b. 18 Nov. 1835; d, 27 Dec. 1835.
THOMAS-GROSS, (s. of John-B. Winslow,) b. 20 July, 1800, Hanover, Mass.;
was killed by being struck b.y the boom of a derrick, 13 July, 1846, Lowell, Mass.;
m. Elizabeth, dau. of George Rutherford. Sea captain. In his later days command
ed a packet between Newburyport and Boston. [No information given ot his father,
except that he is called a sawyer, manufacturer of shoe boxes, and resided Hanover,
Mass. We have no Une of ancestry of a John-B. Winslow living in 1800, hence the
statement that his son's birth and death occurred simultaneously with that of the
Thomas-Gross", s. of Thomas' Winslow [6037], and that the place of birth was prob
ably the same, both the fathers having lived in Hanover, inclines us to think that
some error exists as to the record furnished by the different families. The names of
the children of this Thomas-Gross Winslow, it will be observed, are different from
those given as belonging to the other, are evidently born at a later date, and could
have been the children- of the former by a third wife, EUzabeth Rutherford. It is
also noticeable that both lived in South Boston. We simply give the family in this
connection with these suggestions, but do not assume that this latter family is an ex
tension of the foregoing, or to explain any of the £.eeming discrepancies. Possibly this
insertion may be the means of future explanation.] Res. 7th St., South Boston, Mass.
Children :
1, Caroline-Elizabeth, m. at South Boston, Mass., Arthur Davis.
Children :
Albert. Eva.

.ippendix. rand, hobbs. 116
2. Thomas-Henry, b. 6 Sept. 1832, Boston, JIass. ; m. South Boston, 20 Mar. 1859,
Abigail Philips, dau. of James-Jones and Mary-Ann (Payzant) of Liverpool, N.
8., who d. 30 June, 1874. House and sign painter.
Res. 1874, 5 Wyoming St., Highlands, Boston, Mass.
Children:
1. Marianna, b. 30 June, 18 — .
3. Frederick-Percy, b. 8 Mar. 1863.
3. Louisa-Payzant, b. 32 May, 1868.
4. Thomas-Henry, b. 30 Oct. 1870.
5. JIabel-Lizzie, b. 11 Jan. 1871.
3. Saeah, m. Gilman Homer, who d. in South Boston; m. 3d,  Rand.
Res. 1874, Gates St., South Boshn, Mass.
Child :
Caroline-Elizabeth.
4. John-Rutherpord, was drowned in 1859 "off Farm School Island."
5. Henby-Mosbs. He has been twice married. Res. 1874, K St., South Boston, Mass.
6 Lucy-Ann (?), m. Henry Hobbs.
Res. 1874, 16 Middle St., Waah'ungton Village, South Boston, Mass.
Children :
1. Helen.
2. Ralph- Waldo-Emerson.
3. AUce.
4. Prank.
GEORGE-MARCUS", [6072] (a. of George' Winshw). [A George-Marcus Wins
low m. 22 Sept. 1858, Sylvia-Church Sampson, b. 19 Jla;-. 1887, dau. of Sylvanus
and Mary-Chapman (Soule), a descendant from George Soule, the Pilgrim. They
had a son, Wintheop-Church', b. 19 May, I860.]
SAMUEL', [6086] (s. of Edward' Winslow,) m. 2d, Hannah Hamlen, or Hamb
lin, [6055], [see also 208, p. 95 Vol. I]. From Amos Otis, Esq., the following an
cestral line of Vice President Hamblin has been received : James' HamMin of Lon
don, Eng., m. Anne; Eleazer', b. 17 Mar. 1649-50; m. Jlehetable Jenkins of Barn
stable, Mass., parents of Shubael' [208] ; Isaac', b. 20 Aug. 1676; Ehazer*, b. 23.
Aug. 1699; Ehazer*, b. 24 May, 1723.
BENJAJIIN", [6182] («. of Edward* Winslow). The serial number of his grand
daughter, Mrs. Rebecca (Winslow) HaU, is by error of printer given [6693] instead
ot [6193] as appears on p. 541.
PERCIVAL-ALJIBRIN', [6227] (a. of Dr. AnseV Winslow,) m. Lula-Ettie Well-
man, b. Eaton Rapids, 14 Oct. 1868. He is a farmer. Res. 1888, Kingsland, Mich,
ChUd:
Rat-C*., b. 10 Jan. 1888, Kingsland. Mich.

116 LARKIN, SHERMAN, LAMB. Appendix.
FRANKLIN-AUGUSTUS", [6239] (a. of Damon- Andre' Winshw,) 1887, was post
master at Saugatuck, Mich.
EDWARD-MARTIN', [6260] («. of Edwa/rd' Winshw,) was elected assessor 1845,
and held that office three years; has held other town offices. He writes that he uses
no alcoholic liquors, neither tobacco in any form, nor tea or coffee; has good health
and steady nerves, notwithstanding his age, and has never knowingly voted for a
liquor dealer, infldel, slave-holder, or Roman Catholic. He votes for principle,
not for party; favors prohibition and " Woman's Rights,"
CHANDLER', [6261] («. of Edward' Winshw,) ml, 2d, Jlrs. Hannah (Tanner)
Hines, who had dau. Charilla-Jane Hines, who d. 14 Feb. 1863, se, 15 years, 9 months,
23 days, and Josephine- Melinda Hines, who d. 18 Apr. 1865, ae. 20 years, 4 months,
7 days. Mr. Winslow m. 3d, Jane (Campbell) Louks, who has, 1887, a son. Bet).
Albert- Campbell Louks.
ARAUNAH-OTIS', [6277] (a. of Edward' Winslow,) enlisted in 1861 at Benton
Harbor, Mich. ; belonged to Co. B, 12th Mich. Inf, ; left Niles, Jlich., 20 Feb., and
went to St. Louis, Paducah, and Pittsburg Landing; participated in the battle of
Shiloh; was taken prisoner, and d. of brain fever at Montgomery, Ala., by one au
thority, but by [6260] at Macon, Ga.
EDWARD-MARTIN', [6381] («. of Ezehid-Dennis' ' Winshw,) b. Leroy, Jefferson
Co., N.Y. ; m. 1850, RusseU, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y., JuUa-Hntchinson ; m. 2d,
May-M. Asterborne ot CUnton Co., Mo. 1887, Sioux Falla, Dak.
Children :
I. Edwaed-Lbstee", b. 1851; married, and has a family.
2. Hattie-Bbll", b. 1853.
By 3d marriage :
8. Martih-P"., b. 1873.
4. Jambs-Claek", b. 1874.
6. Ldcinda-Blanch', b. 1877.
6. Maud', b. 1880.
SARAH", [6414] (dau. of Hannah' ( "Winshw ) ljsi,ridn,) m. Elijah SHERMAN;
d. 8 May, 1872, and was buried in East Fairfield, Vt.
CAROLINE', [6417] (dau. of Sarah' (Larkin) Sherman,) m. Jonathan LAMB,
and d. 27 July, 1834, Keeseville, N.Y.
RENSSELAER-REED', [6418] (a. of Sarah' (Larkin) Sherman,) d. 14 June,
1878, St. Albans, Vt.
EDWARD', [6433] («. of Hannah' (Winslow) Larkin,) d. 21 June, 1871, Wa
terville, Vt. , and was buried Enosburg, Vt.

Appendix, bogdb, wilcox, batcheldbe, Thompson, Hudson, perkins. 117
FLORENZIA-KEZIA', [6447] (dau. of Edward' Larkin,) m. Virgil BOGUE.
She d. at Irasburg, Vt, 20 Oct. 1875.
EJIILY- WINSLOW', [6472] (dau. of Cyrus' Larkin,) m. Calvin-Elijah WIL
COX, who wash. 2 Dec. 1825, Amsterdam, Schoharie Co., N,Y. The full name of
their son was Frank-Rundle, a boy of rare intellect, whose death occurred in 1865.
FRED-ASHBEL', [6476] (s. of Gyrus-Hoi-ner' Larkin), The name was errone
ously printed Frederick-Ashbel in Vol. I.
ALBIN", [6537] (s. of Deborah' (Winslow) Lull,) d. at Lockport, III., 17 May,
1876. CHARLES-MARIUS', [6590] (s. of Chester' Winshw,) is supposed to reside
Brandon, Vt.
SALLY", [6594] (dau. of Justin' Winshw,) m. Jesse BATCHELDER. She d.
5 Feb. 1877, Brandon, Vt.
ESTHER', [6692] (dau. of Clement' Tuttle,) m. John THOMPSON. ¦
Res. 1877, Ann Arbor, Mich.
SERGT. RICHMOND", [6739] (s. of Hannah' (Winshw) Tuttle,) d,, ace. to
[6741] 9 Nov,, and by [6773] 5 Dec. 1874, "a;. 83 years 9 months."
LOUISA-CAROLINE', [6741] (dau. of Sergt. Bichmond' Tuttle,) m. Albert
HUDSON, who d. 29 Sept. 1887.
GEORGE-RICH JIOND', [6743] (s. Louisa- Caroline' ( Tuttle) Hudson,) m. Fran
ces-Julia Hagamon, who d. 3 Aug. 1887.
Children in addition to those before given:
5. Frank-Albeet', b. 16 Jan. 1876.
6. Jennie-Maeie", b. 16 Apr. 1877.
HARRIET-LOVINA', [6751] (dau. of LouUa- Ca/roline' (TuttU) Hudson,) m.
James-Russell HUDSON, and had besides the child given in Vol. I :
2. Julia-Edith', b. 9 May, 1876.
CLARA-LOUISE", [6758] (dau. of Louisa- Caroline' (Tutth) Hudson,) m. 23
Dec. 1875, Frank-G. PERKINS.
Children:
1. Louisa-Jane', b. 24 June, 1881.
3. Feances-Gbobgib', b. 18 May, 1884.
EDWARD-ALBERT", [6754] (s.of Louisa- Ca/roline' [Tuttle) 'H\xdBon,)m. 2 June,
1881, Mary-E. Fries.

118 tuttle, fountain, wilkie, bobinson, DULLES. Appendix.
MARIA-ELIZA', [6756] (dau. of Sergt. Bichmond' Tuttle). Res. 1877, Misha
waka, Ind; 1880 was at Falls City, Neb.
HENRY-RICHMOND', [6761] (s. of Jane-Ann' [ Tutth) 'Fo-aja.ta.in,) m. 18 Mar.
1875, Washington, Iowa, Cleora Sanford. Settled in Jlishawaka, where he was
postmaster eight years. He d. of consumption, in San Antonio, Texas, whither he
had gone for his health, 18 Mar. 1887.
HELEN-LOVINA", [6762] (dau. of Jane- Ann' (Tutth) 'Fonnta.in,) m. 9 Dec.
1874, Eugene WILKIE, and d. in Mishawaka, of consumption, 80 Dec, 1876.
LUCIUS- AUGUSTUS', [6809] (s. of Eunice' (.Chamberlain) 'Robinson).
Res. 1887, Massena, St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.
OLIVER-CHAMBERLAIN', [6819] (s. of Eunice' (Chamberlain) "Robinson).
Res. 1887, Madrid, N. Y.
NATHANIEL", [6833] (s. of NathanieV Winslow). The reference number is by
mistake [1311], but should be [1315].
MIRON", [6860] (s. of NathanieV Winshw,) m. Ellen- Augusta Reed, who survived
him, and res. 1887, No. 4 ML Vernon St., Boston, Mass.
JOANNA', [6871] (dau. of Rev. Miron' Winshw, D.D.,) m. George-Starr KING.
Res. 1876, Appalachicoh, Fla.
HARRIET-LATHROP', [6881] (dau. of Bev. Miron' Winshw, D.D.,) m. Rev.
John- Welsh DULLES, D.D., who d, 13 Apr. 1887 in Philadelphia, Pa. He was son
ot Joseph-Heatly Dulles, a leading merchant of Philadelphia, a member of the
Fifth Presbyterian Church, and for twenty-two years, from 1831 to 1858— when he
left to take part in the formation of Calvary Church — a member of the First Pres
byterian Church under the pastorate of Rev. Albert Barnes. This honored father was
one of the founders of the American Sunday School Union ; he drafted the constitu
tion of that society, and moved its adoption at a public meeting in Philadelphia in
May, 1834;' was for more than fifty years one of its prominent managers, and for
nearly half a century an efficient Sunday-school superintendent or Bible-class teacher.
At his prompting, his pastor. Rev. Albert Barnes, began his series of Bible notes for
Sunday-school teachers, which was so much needed and so greatly appreciated by
teachers all over our land, and in all Christian lands. Jlr. Dulles was a mover in the
calling of the first National Sunday-school Convention at New York in 1833; he pre
pared the flrst primer for publication by the Union, and when already above four
score years old prepared a new reading primer on an improved plan of instruction
and was at work on yet another at the time of his death. Such was the father and
such the example enjoyed by Rev. Dr. Dulles. His mother was Margaret (Welsh)
of Philadelphia.

Appendix. eev. john-welsh ddlles, d.d. 119
Dr. Dulles was converted while in Yale College; united with the College Church
June 4, 1843, and was dismissed 6 Apr. 1845 to Clinton Street Presbyterian Church
in Philadelphia. Rev. W.-M. Rice, D.D., related at the special meeting of the
Board, held 14 Apr. 1887, to take action in regard to his death, some incidents of
the last hour he spent in his office, which was on the 11th January preceding his
death. In conversation with two or three gentlemen of the Board who were present,
the name of a prominent minister of the Presbyterian Church wa§ mentioned. Dr.
Dulles said that this minister was a fellow student with him in Yale College. After
speaking ot the moral and religious influence which he uniformly exerted over his
college associates, Dr. Dulles made the following statement: During a time of
deep reUgious feeling in the college this gentleman called upon him saying: "I sup
pose you are surprised at receiving a visit from me to-day." " Not at all,'' said Dr.
Dulles, "you have come to converse with me upon the subject of personal religion.
Sit down here at my desk and write out tor me a pledge, that from this day forward
I will endeavor fully and faithfully to consecrate myself to the service of my Saviour,
and I will sign it." The pledge was written and .signed. Dr. DuUes's lite-long
devotion to Christ shows how faithfully he kept the pledge, and how signally God
blessed his fellow student's effort to do good.
"Dr. Dulles was an admirable scholar, an enthusiast in Greek literature, a
graceful and forcible writer, a devout christian, an attractive preacher,'' and though
compelled, by failure of health and comparative loss of voice, to leave the missionary
work to which he had early consecrated his lite, who would say that the good he
wrought was not even greater than though he had not been in a measure disqualified
tor foreign missionary service. "During the three years " of his service as "Mis
sionary Secretary ot the American Sunday School Union nearly seven thousand new
Sunday-schools were organized in pioneer communities and needy neighborheods,
into which more than forty thousand teachers were set at the work of telling the
story ot Jesus to more than a quarter of a million bf scholars; for twenty-nine years
he was superintendent of the Sabbath-school of Walnut Street Presbyterian Church,
Philadeiphia. After his graduation at Yale, and whUe pursuing his studies at the
Union Theological Seminary in New York, he spent his vacation in colportage under
the American Tract Society. In 1845 he studied medicine with a view of being
more useful in the foreign missionary work. He took a deep interest and an active
part in the management of the Bible Society and Colonization Society of Pennsyl
vania, but his great work was done in connection with the Presbyterian Board of
PubUcation." "Dr. Dulles held the position of editor of the PubUcation Committee of the
New School General Assembly from 1857 tiU the re-union in 1870, when, on June
14th otthat year, he was elected Editorial Secretary of the Presbyterian Board of
Publication of the Re-united Church, which office he continued to fill till his last ill
ness. After the resignation ot Dr, Sohenck as Corresponding Secretary in 1885 he
also performed the duties of that office, and in January preceeding his death was
elected to the newly established office ot General Secretary ot the Presbyterian Board
of Publication. His editorial work, extending first in the New School, and then in
the Re-united Church for thirty years, must have touched countless homes and
hearts, leaving its blessings in every one." His attainments were wide, and varied

120 eev. JOHN-WELSH DULLES, D.D. Appendix.
far more so than any one knows, save those who were most closely associated with
him, and all his wealth of culture and attainment went to the perfecting and en
riching of the literature that went out through his hand. His refined literary taste
and his fine moral sense have secured for the Presbyterian Sabbath-schools and
homes not only doctrinal soundness in periodicals and books, but also purity, beauty,
and excellence of quality.
Many clergymen, when turning aside from pastoral work to semi-secular occu
pations, become more or less secularized in fheir spirit and life; Dr. Dulles, how
ever, never forgot that he was a christian minister as truly when at his desk engaged
iu routine editorial duties, as if he had been in the pulpit preaching the gospeL He
seemed to put a little of Christ iuto everything he did. A contributor, who knew
him only as an editor, wrote: "I feel as if I had lost a personal friend. Editors as
a rule are very human, and in the press of business they sometimes forget that they
'pass this way but once.' Not so the dear man who has now gone. He put a soul,
as I can testify, even into his most hurried letters." Another wrote: "So many
busy people are too hurried to remember always the kindly word that might cheer
a fellow worker, but Dr. Dulles seemed never to forget;" and still another: "For at
least fifteen years many times a year I have received letters which have been charac
teristic ot the man — never just a business form; always a cheery message, a helpful
word, something that time and again has made me say to myself, 'what a big-
hearted, fatherly man he must be.' " He put soul into everything he did. Even in
the barest pieces of routine work with pen or tongue he found place for a word of
love, a little brotherly help for a struggling, weary life. There was a great charm
in his personal character. No one ever heard him speak a bitter or even a dis
courteous word ; he forgot injuries and wrongs, and never cherished a grudge.
Rev. W, -B. Green said: "A more perfect christian gentleman never Uved. Al
ways true to his convictions, and though having very decided convictions, it seemed
impossible tor an opponent to throw him off his balance, or for the rudeness ot an
adversary to call forth any remark from him that was not hallowed by the gentleness
of Christ's spirit . . . and finally Dr. Dulles was remarkable for the purity ot his life
— not only did he himself say nothing that was impure, but he seemed to make it
impossible tor those with him to do so," In short, there seemed to be in his charac
ter a remarkable blending ot Christlike gentleness and love with the most inflexible
adherence to principle and conduct.
His printed works were : Life in India, one of the most graphic accounts extant
of everyday life in that country ; The Ride Through Palestine, the copyright ot which
he presented to the Board, has gone through several editions, is used largely by
Sabbath-school teachers as a most complete, condensed, and an interesting compen
dium of the geography, topography, and History of the Holy Land; The Sunbeam
for infant scholars, developed trom a germ in his own thought to a weekly issue of
130,000 copies. He also published The Soldiei-s' Fnend, and Bam Krishnapunt.
Rev. Wm.-P. Breed, D.D,, President ot the Board of PubUcation, thus wrote
ot him on hearing of his death, from his place of sojourn in Europe: " Knowing as
we do how.sUght a jar may snap the silver cord, how easUy the golden bowl is
broken, the pitcher at the fountain, and the wheel at the cistern, and man with
drawn to his long home ; knowing as we do that a single step may pass one fi-om the

Appendix. eev. john- welsh dullbs, d, d. 131
raost robust life to the shroud and pall, and the narrow house ; that every swing of
the pendulum announces the departure ot a soul; knowing all this so well, surprise
at the tidings of any death would seem to be impossible, especially tidings of the
death of a brother prostrate upon his bed from heart disease. But the change death
works is so sudden and so tremendous; it puts such a gulf between the surviving
and the departed, tlie ear that a moment ago responded to a whisper now deaf to a
voice loud as seven thunders, that the cessation of the breath, the flnal stilling of a
human heart is alwaj-s an event startlingly sudden.
" - We turn the pages that they read.
Their written "words we linger o'er;
But in the sun they cast no shade.
No voice is heard, no sign ia made.
No step is on the conscious floor.' "
The funeral services were held on Friday, April 15, 1887, iu the Walnut Street
Presbyterian "Church, Philadelphia, and were attended by a large number of his rela
tives and friends. The Board of Publication, with all its officers and employees,
was present in a body. The coffin was carried by his six sons, all members, and two
of them ministers of the Presbyterian Church. The remains were taken to Laurel
Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, attended by the immediate family, and privately in
terred. Rev. S.-W, Dana, D.D., pastor of the churcli. was assisted in the services by
Rev. Charles-A. Dickey, D.D., Rev. J.-Addison Henry, D.D,, Bev. D.-W. Poor, D.
D., Rev. W.-C. Cattell, D.D., Rev. J.-R. JIUler, D.D., and Rev. H.-Clay Trumbull,
D.D., from some of whose remarks quotations have been made in the foregoing
sketch of the lite and character of Dr. Dulles.
JOHN- WELSH", [6883] (s, of Harriet-Lathrop' (Winslow) Bulles,) was m. at the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pa,, by his father. Rev. John-
Welsh Dulles, D.D., assisted by the pastor. Rev. S.-W. Dana, D.D., 37 Oct. 1885,
to Elizabeth-Lamar Russell, dau. of A.-W. Russell of Philadelphia. A large recep
tion was held at the house of the bride's father, 3446 Chestnut Street. Insurance
agent. Res. 1 888, Philadelphia, Pa.
Children born in Philadelphia:
1. Elizabeth-Winslow', b. 27 Sept. 1886.
3. John-Welsh', b. 15 June, 1888.
CHARLES-WINSLOW", M.D., [6883] («. of Harriet-Lathrop' ( Winslowt 'Dnlles,)
was m. at Philadelphia, 5 Oct. 1881 to Mary Bateman. Editor and general prac
titioner. Res. 1888, Philadelphia, Pa.
Children born in Philadelphia:
1. James-Bateman', b. 11 Sept. 1882.
2. Chaelbs-Winslow', b. 30 Aug. 1885.
PERIT", [68*84] (s. of Harriet-Lathrop' ( Winslow ) Dulles,) was m. at Camden,
N.J. 3 Oct. 1877, to Julia-Mailer Provost, dau. ot Charles Jlaller. Mr. Dulles d. 6
June, 1883. at Waterford, N.J.

123 DULLES, WETMORE. Appendix.
Children born in Philadelphia:
1. Harribt-Winslow', b. 38 July, 1878.
3. Sophia-Heatly', b. 15 Apr. 1881.
REV. JOSEPH-HEATLY", [6885J (s. of Harriet-Lathrop' (Winslow) Dulles).
Librarian in 1888 ot Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, N.J.
REV. ALLEN-MACY', [6886] (s, of Harriet-Lathrop' (Winshw) Dvillee,) -was m.
at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, Washington, D,C., by his father.
Rev. Dr. John- Welsh Dulles of Philadelphia, assisted by the pastor of the church,
R«v. Dr. Bartell, to Edith Foster, 18 Jan. 1886, dau. of Gen. John-N., and Mary-
Parke (Mactersen) of Washington, D.C. In consequence ot a flre which broke out
in Gen, Foster's residence the evening previous to the marriage, the houses of their
neighbors, Chief-Justice Waite, Mr. John-W. Thompson, and Jlr. Darwin-P. James
were thrown open to receive the suddenly dislodged family and their wedding
guests from a distance, while Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nordhoff at once assumed pre
parations for holding the wedding supper under their hospitable roof. The bridal
party, with their immediate friends, were accordingly driven there immediately after
the ceremony at the church. A large and distinguished attendance graced the lat
ter, including many of the foreign ministers. Gen. Foster having served our Govern
ment in three different capitals. Presents of great value from India, Moscow, Mex
ico, and China were received by the bride, together with many from nearer friends.
Fortunately these escaped injury in the disaster preceding the wedding. Pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, Watertown, N.Y. Res. 1888, Watertown, N.Y.
Child:
John-Foster", b. 35 Feb. 1888, Washington, D.C.
WILLIAJP, ESQ,, [6888] (s. of Harriet-Lathrop' ( Winshw) 'Dulles). Assistant
secretary and treasurer, Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway.
Res. 1888, New York City.
ANNA-STILLE', [6889] (dau. of Harriet-Lathrop' ( Winshw) Dulles,) was legally
adopted as daughter of Charles and Anna (Dulles) Stillfi ot Philadelohia, and her
name changed to Anna-Dulles Stillfi.
By 2d marriage ot Rev. Dr, Dulles he had children : Nataline- Baynard, b. 14
Dec. 1865, Philadelphia, and Heatly- Gourtonne, b. 17 Jlar. 1867, Philadelphia.
JIIRON', [6897] (s. of Rev. Miron' Winslow, D.D.) His office and residence,
1887, New York GUy.
FREDERICK-HUBBARD', [6919] (s. of Harriet- Maria' (Bradley) Wetmore,)
m. Pottsdam, N.Y., 27 Aug. 1877, by Rev. Rufus-E. King, to Anna (Taggart)
Baker, dau. of James and Ruby of Pottsdam. Res. 1888, Norfolk N. T.

Appendix. wetmore, bullis, munson, warren. 133
ChUdren born at Norfolk, N.Y. :
1. Maypbed', b. 9 Feb. 1879.
2. Mabel', b. 4 Nov. 1881,
EVANGALINE-LOUISE', [6920] (dau. of Harriet- Maria' (Bradhy) Wetmore,)
m. at Norfolk, N.Y., early in Sept. 1874, Cyrus-E. BULLIS,) of Vergennes, Vt.,
whose parents at the time resided in Norfolk, N,Y. His father d, 1885, and his
mother lives, 1888, Minneapolis, Minn, Jlr, B. is in the flouring business.
Res. 1888, Minneapolis, Minn.
Children :
1. Clabbnce-Goedon', b. 4 Feb. 1876, Vergennes, Vt.
2. Abthdb-Wbtmorb', b. 14 Jan. 1882, Norfolk, N.Y,
3. Ernest', b. 16 Jan. 1886, Massena, N.Y.
CLARA-ANN", [6921] (dau. of Han-iet-Maria' (Bradhy) Wetmore,) d, at Nor
folk, N.Y., Jan. 1875.
HARRIET-ALMIRA', [6923] (dau. of Harriet- Maria' (Bradhy) Wetmore,) m.
Nov. 1 or 2, 1865, George MUNSON, Res, 1888, Sumner, Dak.
HENRY-ORSON', [6928] (s. of Hai-riet- Almira (Wetmore) Munson,) 'is, 1888, a
student at Iowa CoUege, Grinnell, Iowa, preparing himself forthe medical profession.
EDWARD', [6945] (s. of Anna' (Winslow) Wa.rren.) d, in Brooklyn, N.Y.
FANNY', [6946] (dau. of Anna' ( Winslow) Warren,) in 1887 was unmarried,
and res. Wdlesley Hills, Mass.
EDNA', [6947] (dau. of Anna' (Winsloio) Warren,) in 1887 unmarried, and res.
WeUeshy Hills, Mass.
DR. EDWARD-HUBBARD', [6948] (s. of Rev. Hubbard' Winslow, D.D.,) m,
Helen- Ayre, instead of Ayer, as given on page 615. He d. in New York City, 16
Oct. 1878.
EDWARD-ALEXANDER', [6949] (s. of Dr. Edward-Hubbard' Winshw).
Res, 1887, Boston. Mass.
HELEN-LOUISE', [6950] (dau. of Dr. Edward-Hubbard' Winshtc).
Res. 1887, 130 Marlboro St., Boston, Mass.
REGINALD-KENELJI', [6951] (.«, of Dr. Edward-Hubbard' Winshw,) d. 6 May,
1876, Groton, Mass.
REV. WILLIAM-COPLEY', D.D., [6952] (s. of Bev. Hubbard' Window, D.D.,)
is said to be one ol the most proliflc writers in his church, where, in the line of

124 BEV. william-copley' winslow, D.D. Appendix.
biblical and archseological research he holds a foremost place. No one among tho
Episcopal clergy, it is said, has so many honorary titles and memberships in learned
bodies, both foreign and home, as has Dr. Winslow. Outside ot his frequent ar
ticles for the publications of these societies and the daily and periodical press of the
land, he is a contributor to all the newspapers of his denomination, and The Church
Review in particular.
Through his instrumentality the Museum ot Fine Arts in Boston has been en
riched with various valuable antiquities of the different periods of Egyptian his
tory. He has procured from the Egypt Exploration Fund, of which he is vice-
president and honorary treasurer tor America, the colossus of Rameses II, now in
the Boston JIuseum of Fine Arts. [For description of this see The Church Press of Dec.
3, 1887.] Professor E,-C. MitcheU, D.D,, ot Cambridge, Mass., writes tor the Old
Testament Student that through Dr. Winslow's correspondence and personal influence a
very large number ot eminent scholars and distinguished men have enrolled their
names as members of the society, and The Academy (London), in its report of a special
general meeting held by the Egypt Exploration Fund, mentions the high encomium
paid to Dr. Winslow by Mr, Reginald-Stuart Poole (Hon, Sec), and by Jliss Amelia-
B. Edwards, L.L,D. (Hon, Sec), the latt;er stating that "with the one single excep
tion, the late Sir Erasmus Wilson, Dr. Winslow had done more than any one, not
merely for the work of the society, but for the cause of biblical research and the
spread of biblical knowledge in connection with Egyptology throughout the civihzed
world." Dr. Winslow is historiographer of the Webster Hist. Society. About Dec, 1,
1887, he was elected honorary member of the Nat. Hist. Soe of Jlontreal, the oldest
and most distinguished ot the learned bodies of Canada, and later, during Jlay,
1888, was elected Fellow of the Royal Soe. of Antiquaries, Scotland. Among the
home societies, before -which he reads papers from time to time, are the New Eno-.
Hist. Gen. Soe, the Oriental, the Bostonian, and various religious organizations.
He was one of one hundred European and American scholars selected to furnish a
paper forthe great album commemorative ot the semi-centenary of Leeman's director
ship (in 1885) of the Leyden Museum. The Masonic readers of this volume will be
glad to know ot Dr. Winslow's active interest in the fraternity, and that he has been
for eight years Excellent High Priest in the commandery of St. Bernard, in Boston,
He has preached and lectured in more than one hundred Episcopal churches of
Massachusetts. The past year he contributed two hundred and forty-eight articles
of all kinds to the press. One of the three executive committees of the Clerical
Association of his diocese, he formed the Clerical Club in 1881, and serves on
numerous committees in secular and reUgious matters in JIassachusetts,
REV. GORDON', D.D., [6957] (s. of NathanieV Winshw,) m. Katharine-G.
Fish, who d. 12 Jan. 1888. "Funeral services wiU be held in Trinity Church, New
York on Saturday Jan. 14 at 12 o'clock." On page 631 it is said Dr. Winslow's
remains were never found. Rev. Dr. W.-C. Winslow states that his remains must
have been recovered, as the watch he wore at the time of drowning was some years
since in the possession of his widow.
CAPT. GORDON', [6961] (s. of Rev. Goi-don" Winalow, D.D.,) m. Bessie WaUis

Appendix. Whipple, cooper. 125
of Baltimore. In Apr. 1888 he was in Berkley, Cal., and having leave of absence
for a year was about to leave with his wife for Europe. s.p.
HENRY-ETHAN', [7192] (a. of Elvira' (Judson) Whi-p^ple,) was m. by Aev. A.-
K. Moulton, Chester, Geauga Co., O., 25 Oct. 1839, to Betsey Packard, b. 29 Apr.
18 — , dau. of Col. John and Polly (Allen) of Plainfield, Hampshire Co., Mass. Mr.
Whipple states that he was in the house of Nathaniel" Winslow, his mother's uncle,
at the time of his death. Of his three sons. Revs. Jliron", Hubbard', and Gordon',
only Hubbard' was present. Res. 1877, KibedUah, Mendocino Co., Cal.
Children :
1. Roscius-E'., b. 15 Apr. 1841, Newbury, Cuyahoga Co,, O.
2. Hamilton-H'., b. 9 June, 1846, Oberiin, Lorain Co., O. ; d. there, 30 Dec. 1846.
3. Heney-P"., b. 39 Nov. 1848, OberUn, O. ; d. there 30 Dec. 1849.
4. Feank- A'., b. 35 Oct. 1850, OberUn, O.
5. James-F"., b. 9 June, 1853, Hillsdale, HiUsdale Co., Mich.
6. Gboegb", b. 10 June, 1856, Hillsdale, Jlich.; d. there, 37 Jlay, 1857.
STEPHEN-GIRARD', [7196] (s. of Elvira' (Judson) Whi-p-ple,) in 1878 remain-
ed at Fort Walla Walla, Washington Ter.
LAVINIA-JUDSON', [7194] (dau. of Ehira' (Judson) Whipple,) b. 11 Mar.
1820, WUUston, Vt. ; was m, by Esquire Barr, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., O., 21
June, 1843, to Aaron-B, COOPER, s. ot Henry, who d. 16 Mar. 1861, Warrensville,
Cuyahoga Co,, O., and Polly (Fairchild) who d. in the same town, 24 Aug. 1861.
Both were buried in W. Farmer. Res. Warrensville, O., Hillsdale, Mich., Men
docino, and 1877, KibesiUah, Mendocino Co., Gal.
Children bom in Warrensville :
1. Delia-R'., b. 21 May, 1844.
2. Ellen-E"., b. 12 Apr. 1846.
3. Feances-J"., b. 18 Jnly, 1855.
DELIA-RAY', [7197] (dau. of Elvira' (Judson) Whipple,) left home when she
was about twelve years of age, and had been attending school, or teaching, from
that time to date of her letter in 1877.
LUMAN', [7289] («. of Jared' Winslow^) m. AbigaU Skeele, whod. 10 Sept. 1878,
at Green River, N.Y.
CHARLES-SAMUEL', [7290] (a. of Luman' Winshw,) d. 4 Nov. 1876 at Canaan
N.Y. HIRAM-BENEDICT", [7291] (s. of CharUs-SamueV Window,) m. 24 Mar. 1880,
Emily-Amanda Barnum of Alford, Mass. Res. 1888, Stockbridge, Masa.
Children :
1. Chaelbs-Edwin", b. 1 Jan. 1881, Lenox, Mass.

126 BUSSELL, KING, HISCOCK, coLH, WATTS, NOB WOOD. Appendix.
2. Minnie- Sylvia', b. 2 June, 1882, Lenox, Mass.
HIRAM', [7394] (s. of Luman' Winslow,) was killed by the cars at Chatham,
N.Y., 36 Oot. 1877. He was unmarried.
LUCY-ANN', [7396] (dau. of Charles' Winalow,) m. Cornelius-Lansing RUS
SELL, and Res. 1887, Cleveland, 0.
COL. ALBERT-HENRY', [7346] (s. of Albert' Winslow,) is deceased,
CORNELIA-HOLROYD", [7348] (dau. of Ja/red' Winslmo,) was sUU residing
in 1886, Syracuse, N. Y.
CORNELIA', [7350] (dau. of Gornelia-Hdroyd' (Winslowr.'^.ng,) m. Frank
HISCOCK. He received an academic education, studied law, and was admitted to
the bar in 1855. He began practice in TuUy, Onandaga Co., N.Y,; was district
attorney in 1860-03; was a member of the State Constitutional Convention in 1867,
and was elected to the Forty-fifth, Forty-sixth, Forty-seventh, and Forty-eighth
Congresses as a Republican, serving till 1886, when hewas elected U.S. Senator from
New York.
While a member of Congress he served on many important committees; was the
last Republican chairman ot the Committee of Appropriations and a minority member
of the Committee on Ways and Means.
REV. LYJIAN-WALKER', [7357] (a. of Jared-Goodrich' Winslow,) in 1884 was
pastor of Congregational Church in Fayette, Iowa.
SEYMOUR", [7368] (a. of Jared' Winshw,) m. Sylvia Millard, who d. at Jlount
Vernon, N.Y., 3 Jan. 1885.
ELISHA", [7399] (a. of Ira' Winalow). Res. 1888, VirgU, N. Y.
SUSANNA-WINSLOW", [7421] (dau. of Mary-Goddard' (Dodge) Cole,) m. Capt.
Artemus-Ward WATTS, and res. 1888, Thomaston, Me.
, JOHN-WINSLOW-KENT', [7452] (s, of Dd)or ah' (Winalow) Norwood,) is de
ceased. WILLIAM-A'., [7453] (a. of Debm-ah' (Winshw) Norwood,) d. 9 Apr. 1887.
ELLEN-MARIA", [7454] (dau. of William-A'. Norwood). Res. 1888, Camden, Me.
HARRIET-WINSLOW', [7455] (dmi. of WOMam-A.' Norwood,) was living
1888, . Camden, Me.

Appendix. nobwood, chase, collamoeie, knight. 127
WILLIAM-EDWIN', [7456] (a. of William-A'. Norwood,) m. at San Francisco,
Isabel Hooper. He is of the firm Jones & Norwood, stock brokers, of San Francisco.
EPHRAIM- WOOD", [74571 (a. of William-A'. Norwood,) m. 1 Dec. 1886, Clara-
A. Morse of Spencer, Mass.. He graduated at Colby University, Me., and from the
medical department of Harvard University ; is a member of the Massachusetts Med
ical Society. Physician. Res. 1888, Spencer, Maaa.
GEORGE-MONROE-CHASE", [7458] (a. of WiUiam-A'. Norwood,) m. Flora-
G. Bull of Spencer, Mass.
WINSLOW', [7459] (a. of Deborah' (Winalow )'Nor-wood,) ia deceased.
HARRIET-GREEN', [7460] (dau. of DeboraH' (Winahw) Norwood,) m. George-
M. CHASE, She was residing 1888, Calais, Washington Co., Me.
JOSHUA-GODDARD', [7469] («. of Dd)orah' (Winslow) TSor^ood,) is deceased.
HORACE', [7554] (s. of Lydia' ( Winslow) CoUamore^) m. Mary-EUzabeth Chase,
who d. at Santa Barbara, Cal., 30 June, 1883. He d. at Woburn, Mass., 15 Dec.
1885. ELIZABETH-HOLMES', [7555] (dau. of Horace'' CoUamore,) m. Francis-H.
KNIGHT. They removed in 1877 to their present place of residence.
1887, Santa Barbara, Cal,
ELIZABETH-LOENZA', [7556] (dau. of Elizabeth-Holmes' (CoUamore) Knight).
Her name was originally given by her .grandfather as Lizzie-Loenza. Her parents
write it Elizabeth-Loenza.
HELEN-WINSLOW', [7558] (dau. of Elisabdh-HoTmea' (CoUamore) Knight).
Name changed from Nellie, as given by her grandfather.
CAPT. JOHN", [7806] (g. of John' Winshw,) m. Nancy HaU; m. 2d, Jane Clark;
m. 3d, Charlotte Clark, daughters of Lieut. John Clark, a revolutionary soldier.
Capt. Winslow d. in 1851.
DBA. ISAAC, [7807] (s. of Capt. John' Winshw,) d. 17 Oct. 1879. "He was for
many years a deacon in the First Church. He had been a faithful disciple of our Lord
Jesus Christ, always found at his post, and may truly be said to have been a pillar in
the church of God. His interest in the advancement of the cause was deep, and he
prayed earnestly for the revival, which this church has lately enjoyed. He also lived
to see the church he loved again united and working for the Master's cause. Truly
a ' father in Israel ' has fallen." — Zion's Advocate, Portland, Me.
HARVEV, [7821] (a. of Gapt. John' Winahw,) was b. 11 Apr. 1805.

42

l2d DBA. John' winslow.
NANCY-JANE', [7835] (dau. of Ha/rvey' Winslow,) m. Lieut. John-Fairfield
MERRY of the U.S. Navy, who is deceased, but no dates have been received.
DEA. JOHN', [7809] (a. of Capt. John' Winshw and 2d wife, Jane Clark,) was
b. 2 Mar. 1809; m. 26 Nov. 1829 at Warren, Me., Mary-M. Crouch. Mr. W. learned
the cabinet-making trade at Warren, and carried on the furniture business there till
1835, when he removed to Freedom, Jle., where he continued his trade successfully
many years, and was a prominent citizen of the town. In 1856 he removed to Brad
ford, 111., still prospering in business and taking a leading part in building up that
town. He assisted in forming a Baptist Church at Bradford, and was made one ot
its deacons. His wife died there in 1873, soon after which he removed to Geneva,
Kane Co., 111., where he was residing in 1880.
Children :
1. Dea. Allbn-Pilsbuey", b. 7 Nov. 1830, Warren, Me. ; m. 16 Jlar. 1854, Loan-
they- Adeline Hockey, b. 13 Oct. 1830, Freedom, Me., dau. of Joseph aud Mai-y
(Boulter) of Chelsea, JIass. Mrs. Winslow d. 5 Sept. 1875, Everett, Mass. He
m, 2d, at Lewiston, Me., 23 May, 1877, Melissa-H. Golder, b. Lewiston, 10
Feb. 1844, dau. of Rev. Jacob and Mary (Dennett) of L. Mr. Winslow attended
the ordinary town schools, with a few terms at the Freedom Academy, until fif
teen years of age. He was then employed as clerk with R. & H.-F. Elliot,
merchants in Freedom, until 1855, after which he served as bookkeeper three
years with Hon. T. Cushing of Frankfort, Me. .From 1858 to 1860 he was in
trade at Waterville, Me., from which place he removed in Sept. 1860 to Lewis-
ton, serving as depotmaster there for the Androscoggin and Kennebec Railroad
(now called the Maine Central Railroad). In 1864 he entered the employ of the
Androscoggin Mills at Lewiston, and was appointed paymaster in 1866, which
position he held in Dec. 1887.
Mr. Winslow united by baptism with the First Baptist Church of L., Rev.
N.-M. Wood, pastor, in 1861, and was chosen one of the deacons in 1865, which
office he continues to hold. Res. 1888, Lewiston, Me,
Children :
1. Dea. Burton-Hockey", b. 21 Jan. 1855, Freedom, Jle. ; m. Camden, Me., 15
Feb. 1881, Annie-P. Peny of Camden. Mr. Winslow was educated in the
public schools of Lewiston, and completed the entire course, graduating at
the High School with good rank in 1871, at the age of sixteen. After
serving a short time in an architect's office in Lewiston, he accepted a posi
tion in Boston, Mass,, as draughtsman for Hon, A.-D. Lockwood, cotton
mill engineer, and resided in the neighboring city of Chelsea. Here he be
came a Christian and united with the First Baptist Church in 1872.
In the foUowing year he returned to Lewiston to become bookkeeper
for the Androscoggin Mills, which position he filled for seven years. At
Lewiston he was active in religious work, and in addition to his regular
office duties he for two years edited a monthly reUgious paper. The Gross
and Crown, which proved quite successful. He also developed decided mn-
Bical tastes, and was manager of several fine concerts by "Gilmore's Band,"

Appendix. descendants ol" DBA. John' winslow. 129
etc. In April, 1880, he accepted the position of paymaster of the Laconia
Company, a large cotton manufacturing company at Biddeford, Me., and iu
September, 1880, was elected corporation clerk for both the Laconia Com
pany and .Pepperell Manufacturing Company, another large cotton company
at Biddeford, which positions he has since held. He made his home in Saco,
adjoining Biddeford, where he became active in the affairs of the Baptist
Church, being elected Sunday-school superintendent January 7, 1888, and
deacon in 1886, continuing in both these offices, and having charge of the
church choir most ot the time. In 1887 he began the publication ot his
Sunday-school concert exercises, and contributes articles to the religious
papers. Res, 1888, Saco, Me.
Children :
1. Edward-Burton", b. 16 Dec. 1881, Saco, Me.
2. Nellie-Perry", b. 13 Apr. 1884, Saco.
3. Arthur-Kenelm", b. 29 Oct. 1885, Saco. .
3. Ida-G'., b. 6 Sept. 1856, Frankfort, Waldo Co., Me.
3. Charies-B'., b. 6 Sept. 1861, Lewiston, Jle. ; d. 8 Feb. 1863.
4. Mamie E'., b. 19 Mar. 1863, L, ; d. 22 July, 1863.
5. Amy-F'., b. 8 Aug. 1865, L. ; d. 10 Oct. 1878.
6. Allen-L'., b. 4 Nov. 1869, L.
By 2d marriage :
7. Helen-May', b. 13 Apr. 1878, L.
8. Harold-E'., b. 7 Aug. 1880, L.
9. Ralph-G'., b. 11 Dec. 1883, L.
3. JTart-J'., b. 5 May, 1888, Warren, Me.; d. 7 Feb. 1880, Geneva, III.; m. at Bel
fast, Me,, George-E. Connor, who d. 19 Dec. 1858, Tiskilwa, III. She m. 8d,
11 Oct. 1860, at Sangerfield, N.Y., Charles-D. Bennett.
Child:
Charies-W'., b. 23 Feb. 1863, Sycamore, IR.
3. Maria-J'., b. 10 Sept. 1835, Wanen, Me.; d. at Bradford, 111., 32 May, 1860; m.
19 Nov. 1857, at B,, Thomas-A. Foster. s.p.
4. ,Iohn-A",, b. 27 June, 1838, Warren, Me. ; d. 7 Jlar. 1841, Freedom, Me.
5. Georgiana", b. 11 July, 1841, Freedom, Me.; d. there, 2 Sept. 1846.
6. Aulbanna", b. 33 Mar. 1844, Freedom; d. Feb. 1883, at Havana, 111.; m. there,
N.-C. Bishop.
Children:
1. Carlos', b. 1 Aug. 1866, Havana, III.; d. 20 Mar. 1867, Bradford, 111.
3. Ahce-G'., b. 9 June, 1873, Bradford, IU.
3. Nina-May", b. 18 May, 1875, Havana, 111.
7. John-Everett'., b. 8 July, 1848, Freedom, Me.; m. 13 Oct. 1871, Toulon, RL,
Sarah Front, b. Newark, N.J. 13 July, 1846, dau, of Nelson and Sarah (  )
of Toulon, HI. Jlr. W. removed with his father to Bradford, 111., in 1856. He
learned the carpenter's trade, especially in connection with railroad work, build-

130 ChamBees, Moegan, winslaw. Appendix.
ing bridges, etc.; removed to Rockaway Beach, Longfeland, N.T., in 1879, and
since Jan. 1, 1885, has been superintendent of bridges on the New York, Wood-
haven and Rockaway Railroad. Res. 1888, Oeeanua, Queena Co., N.Y.
Children :
1. Charies-Frederick'., b. 10 May, 1878, Bradford, 111.
2. Harold-Bennett'., b. 30 Jan. 1879, Burlington, Iowa; d. 22 Feb. 1880, Bur
lington, Iowa.
8. Jessie-R°., b. Woodhaven, N.Y. ; d. at Rockaway Beach, 24 July, 1882, sb.
11 months, 1 day.
8. Claea-A'., b. 2 Nov. 1851, Freedom, Me. ; m. 15 Nov. 1876, at Geneva, IU.,
Harry-S. CHAMBERS. Res. 1888, Oceanus, Queens Co., N. T.
Child:
May-Bennett", b. 1 May, 1881, Geneva, 111.
JOSIAH', [7811] (a. of Capt. John' Winalow,) d., ace. to A.-P. Winslow, 16 Oct.
1850, instead of 6 Oct. as before given.
JANE', [7813] (dau. of Gapt. John' Winslow,) d., ace. to A.-P. W., 6 Aag. 1855,
instead ot 13 Aug. as before giv^n.
BRADFORD-D'., [7852] (s. of Capt. John* Winslow). The initial ''D" in his
name stands for DELANO.
ALBION-K.-P'., [7854] (s. of Capt. John' Winslow). The initial " P " stands, as
by later information, for "PARRIS." Mr. Winslow m. Mrs. Eleanor (Pike) Hay
ward, who d. 4 Mar. 1876. According to his daughter, [7856] his two children were
born at Damariscotta Mills, and the son died there.
ABBY-DOROTHY', [7857] (dau. of Capt. John' Winshw,) m. Charies MOR
GAN. She d. 28 Apr. 1876.
HARRIET-NEWELL'. [7818] (dau. of Capt. John' Winalow,) was b. 35 Jan.
1827, not 1826 as before given.
JOSEPH', [7865] (a. of Capt. John' Winahw,) h. 6 May, 1829, aco. to A-P.
Winslow, at Nobleboro, instead of Newcastle, Me., as given for Vol. II.
He res. 1888, Damariscotta MiUa, ite.
EFFIE-HAINES', [7866] (dau. of Joseph' Winshw,) d. in 1887.
EDWARD-PACKARD', [7867] (s. of Joseph' Winslow). His middle name was
not given until too late for insertion in its proper place.
JENNIE", (Sd child of Joaeph* Winshw,) b. 6 Mar. 1859; d. in infancy.

Appendix, Demuth, allen. 181
EM Jl A-PAYSON', [7868] (4tt child of Joseph'' Winslow). Her middle name given
too late for insertion in its proper order.
JIARY-EDNA", [7869] (5th child of Joseph' Winslow). Her middle name, like
those of her brother and sisters, received too late for proper insertion.
ANGIE-THURBBR", [7870] (6th chiU of Joseph'' Winshw). Her middle name
was not given in season for proper insertion.
JOSEPHINE-L'., (7th chiU of Joseph" Winslow,) was b. 5 Jan, 1876.
JOSEPH', [8135] («. of Olivet-* Winshw,) m. Mercy Hunt, who after his death
m. David Robbins, whose first wife was Elizabeth Chapman, dau. ot John and Bet
sey (Jellard) Quiggle.
SETH", [8226] (a. of NathanieV Winslow,) m. in Montague, Mass., Sarah Farn
ham, who d. Sept. 1880, ace. to Willard' Winslow, 1838, ace. to Russell' Allen,
and was buried in Cazenovia, Madison Co,, N.Y. He d. ace. to Willard', Mar. 1822,
and ace. to Russell", at Cherry Creek, Chautauqua Co., N.Y. ; was buried in Caze
novia, N.Y. Mr. W. was living in 1797 in Montague, Mass., but removed to Otsego
Co., N.Y., early in the nineteenth century.
Children:
1. ii'ANNy', b. in Mass., probably Montague. Mr. Russell Allen thinks she d. at
Cherry Creek, N.Y.
2, William', d. near Seneca Lake, N.Y. ; had "five or six children."
3. Maetln', b. Jlontague, Mass. ; d. 15 Apr. 1848, at Waterville, Lucas Co., O.
Children :
Henry", living 1877, Whitehouse, Lucas Co., 0.
Lydia', m.  Demuth, and res. 1877, Whitehouse, 0.
4, Mary', b. 12 Sept. 1797, Montague; m. by Elder Fitch Reed, Cazenovia, N.Y.,
30 Nov. 1826, to Russell-G, Allen. They lived in Cazenovia- tUl 1837, when
they moved to Vigo Co., Ind., and in Jan. 1849, to Greencastle, Ind., where he
d. 13 Feb. 1867, in his 73d year. He was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery. Mrs.
Allen d. Pulaski Co., Ind.. 27 Nov. 1865, in her 69th year, and was buried in
Forest Hill Cemetery, where a family monument is erected to their memory.
Children born in Cazenovia, N.Y. :
1. Russell", b. 8 Nov. 1828; m. by Rev. E.-W. Fisk, near Portland Mills, Put
nam Co., Ind., 27 Mar. 1855, to Mary Moler. Res. 1877, Greencasth, Ind.
Children:
1. Bufus-W., b. Greencastle, Ind., 4 Jan. 1857.
2. John-M'., b. Strawberry Ridge, Ind., 18 Apr. 1859.
B. Bussdl-G'., b. S.R., 4 Oct. 1860.
4. Mary-'V'., b. Greencastle, 29 July, 1871.

133 LASBEUR, graham, castlee, fallas, puffer. Appendix.,
2. Edward", b. 7 Aug. 1830; m. by Rev. Dwight WiUiams, 23 Dec. 1854, to
Mary-E. Roberts of Cazenovia, N.Y. Kes. 1877, Gh-eencasth, Ind.
Children :
1. Infant', b. May, 1856.
2. Charles-E'., b. 10 Oct. 1857.
3. Ida-0'., b. Sept. 1860.
4. Emma-E'., b. Sept. 1863.
3. John-Dempster', b. 13 May, 1882; m. by Rev. H.-A. Rossiter, Greencastle,
20 June, 1859, Virginia-Iona HoUand. Res. 1877, Greencasth, Ind.
Children :
1. Infant', b. Greencastle, and d. 5 Jan. 1868.
3. Ann-Eliza', b. G,, 10 Sept. 1870.
4. Percy-Ann', b. 18 Nov. 1884; m. by Prof. John 'Wheeler of Indiana Asbury
University, 27 Dec. 1854. to John-R, Lasseur of Vigo Co., Ind. They
moved to Iowa City in 1857, where she d. on the 34th Sept. of that year.
Child:
Albert; b. 14 Jan. 1857, and d. 1867.
5. Lucy-Jane', b. 25 Mar. 1837; d. at Spring HUl, 15 Aug. 1840.
6. George-W"., b. 25 Dec, 1839, Spring Hill, which is the name of the farm on
which the family then lived, three miles south-east of Terre Haute, owned
in 1877 by Hon, R.-W. Thompson, who was then secretary of the Navy De
partment. George-W". d. there, 21 Sept. 1840.
7. Albert", b. 22 Aug. 1841, S.H. ; d. there, 26 Jan. 1842.
5. Prudence', b. in Montague, JIass.; d. in Marshall, Jlich. ; m.  Graham.
6. Valentine', b. in the State of New York; d. iu Ohio; m.  .
Child:
Wealthy", whom. John Castler. Res. 1877, Delta, Lucas Co., 0
7. Wealthy', b. Middlefleld, Otsego Co., N.Y. ; m. Cazenovia, Madison Co., N.
Y., WilUam Fallas. They lived near Ithaca, N.Y., till about 1840, when they
moved to Grand Rapids, Mich,, where she d. about 1855, leaving a large family.
Farmer.
8. Willard', b. 29 Jnly, 1808, Jliddlefield, Otsego Co,, N.Y. ; m. by Jlr. Cole,
Albion, Niagara Co., N.Y., 39 Oct. 1839, to JIary Chase, b. 18 Feb, 1818,
LowviUe, Lewis Co., N.Y., dau. of Reuben and Eunice ot L. He was in 1876
the only sur-viving child of his parents. Carpenter and joiner. He has lived in
New York City, Albany, Buffalo, Chicago, and Aug, 19, 1877, LowviUe, N.Y.
Children :
1. Cornelius", b. 28 Aug. 1843, Watson, Lewis Co., N.Y. ; d. 1 July, 1865,
Jacksonville, Fla.; m. 28 Apr. 1865, Jacksonville, Lydia Sedgwick.
2. Mary-Jane", b. 1 July, 1845, Buffalo, N.Y.; d. 2 Oct. 1846, Dixon, Lee
Co., IU.
8. Oai-rie", b. SS Aug. 1S47, Chicago, 111. ; m, Cooperstown, N.Y,, 37 Sept. 1870,
J.-G. Puffey, aad hnJf,, 1570, fcbrce children^ B&n. LowviUe, N. 'Y.

Appendix. stiles, nays, chandleb, candlbb, bopbs. 188
4. Charies", b. 20 Sept. 1849, Martinsburg, N.Y. 1877 he was inspector ol
goods with the firm of Field & Leiters, of Cliicago, III,
5. EUa', b. 24 Nov. 1851, Watson, N.Y. ; m. 28 Sept. 1870, LowviUe, N.Y.,
Lewis Stiles, and had one child, in 1877. 5les. 1877, Ma/rtinsburg, N. Y.
6. Jane-M'., b. 11 Oct. 1853, Watson; d. 11 Feb. 1862, LowviUe, N.Y.
7. Frank', b. 28 June, 1855, Watson. Res. 1877, Chicago, III.
8. George-W"., b. 30 Sept. 1861, LowviUe; d. there, 14 June, 1862.
9. Thomas', b. 4 Apr. 1811, Middlefield. N.Y.; m. in 1837, Cooperstown, N.Y.,
Caroline Paul. He was living in Buffalo at the time of his marriage, but after
residing there about twenty-two years removed to Cooperstown, where he lived
till his death, which occurred Mar. 1873. His widow res. 1877, Gooperatown, N. Y.
Children :
James", living 1877 in Montana Ter.
Marietta", m. Harry Haines. Hardware merchant. Res. 1877, Toledo, 0.
' Cornelius'. Res. 1877, Montana Ter.
By 2d marriage:
George". Res. 1877, Cooperstown, N. Y.
Anna". Res. 1877, Cooperstown, N. T.
Fanny', d. when about flve years of age.
WILLARD', [8232] (s. of Sarah' ( Winslow) Gunn,) died before 1877. He had
a daughter who m. John Nays, and lived on the old homestead in Waterville, about
sixteen miles from Toledo, O., which was owned by her grandparents Martin and
Sarah" (Winslow) Gunn. Others of their descendants were living in that vicinity in
1877. SARAH', [8261] (dau. of Barnabas* Winshw,) was b. 39 July, 1739; m. Peleg
CHANDLER.
FRANCES- VAUGHAN", [8347] (doM. of TheopMlus-Paraona' Chandler,) m. Col.
Wm.-Latham CANDLER. Res. 1877, Brookline, Mass.
FRANCES- VAUGHAN', (dau. of Frances- Vaiighan' (Chandhr) C&ndler, wash.
22 June, 1881, Nahant, Mass.
ALPRED-DU PONT', [8350] (». of Theophilus- Pa/rsons' Chandler,) m. Brook-
line, Mass., 27 Dec. 1882, Mary-MerriU Poor, dau. of Henry- Varnum and Mary
(Wilde). Res. 1887, BrookUne, Mass.
Children :
1. Charlbs-Lyon', b. 29 Dec. 1883, Brookline, Mass.
8. Hbnry-Poob*, b. 3 Sept. 1886, B.
HANNAH-ANDERSON', [8553] (dwu. of Peleg' Chandler,) m. WiUiam-Henry
ROFES. Her death was caused by over-exertion in caring for the Union soldiers

134 DUNTON, BLUNT, GRIFFIN. Appendix.
who were wounded at the battle of Fredericksburg. "She gave her life for the
country as freely as those who fell on the field of battle." — See sermon preached at
her funeral which was printed in the Boston Traveler.
BARNABAS', [8371] (s. of Barnabas* Winslow,) b. 1 Mar. 1745, North Yar
mouth, Me.
PHILIP', [8430] («. of Philip* 'Winslow,) was one of the council of the City of
Gardiner, Me., in 1852.
PHILIP-HENRY", [8485] (s, of Philip' Winshw). The name of his wife's mother
is Susan-Esther instead ot Susan Estes, as before given. Res. 1887, Gardiner, Me.
Child:
Haevby-Philip", b. 29 July, 1883.
NATHANIEL-RIDEOUT', [8439] (a. of Philip* Winahw). Res. 1887, Bandolph, Me.
OTIS-ALVIN', [8440] (a. of NathanieVBideoui' Winslow,) m. 5 Nov. 1879, Corena
Dunton. Res. 1887, Bandolph, Me.
Child:
Emily-Melville", b. 12 Apr. 1882.
EMILY-ETTA", [8441] (dau. of Nathanid-Bideouf Winahw,) m. Marcellus DUN
TON. She d. 7 Oct. 1886. Bandolph, Me.
Child:
Btta-Winslow*, b. 3 Oct. 1886.
ANNIE-CORA", [8442] (dau. of Nathanid-Bideouf Wimhw,) m. 30 Mar. 1885,
John-F. BLUNT. Res. 1887, Pomona, Cal.
HEWETT-CHANDLER', [8443] («. of Philip' Winshw). Res. 1887, East PeppereU, Mass.
SEABURY", [8449] (a. of Gilbei-t* Winshw,) b. 2 Mar 1743, or 1 Jlar. 1744.
According to Rev. George-Gilbert Winslow, who in 1874 was pastor of the M.E.
church in Union, Me., there was at least one other son of Seaburv', his own father
John-Gilbert", who was b. in Falmouth, Jle,, and died leaving him an drphan at eight
years of age. When thirteen years old he went to live in another State, and knows
little of his line of ancestry. He believes his ancestors removed from Plymouth,
Mass. and settled in Falmouth, where some of his relatives now reside. He has
relatives also in Yarmouth, Westbrook, and Portland, Me.
MIRANDA', [8464] (dau. of Solomon' Winshw,) m, Tristam-R, GRIFFIN.

Appendix. beabuey, pbbnch, bgals, Abbott, hills. 135
SARAH', [8473] (dau. of Patience* (Winsfow) Davis,) m. John SEABURY.
She d. 10 Dec. 1883, at the house of her daughter, [8485] in E, Weymouth.
ALICE", [8499] (dau. of Sarah' (Davis) Seabury,) m. Bela-Pratt FRENCH,
She d. 14 Feb. 1886, E, Weymouth. He res. 1887, East Weymouth, Mass.
Child:
Lucy-Alice', b. 3 Apr. 1884, E. Weymouth.
AJIOS", [8533] (a. -/ SamueV Winshw,) m. Ruhama ChurchUl, who d. 16 Dec.
1877, Buckfield, Me. Her parents were m. by Rev. John Strickland of Turner, Me,,
25 Jan. 1786.
SOLO Jl ON', [8524] (a. of Amos' 'Winshw). Res. 1888, South Paris, Oxford Co., Me.
GEORGE-CLINTON^, [8536] (s. of Amos' Winshw,) d. 12 Oct. 1877, Norway, Me.
EDWARD-CLINTON', [8537] (s. of George- Clinton' Winshw,) m. Sara-EUda
Wilson of Oxford, Me., dau. of James-M. and Christiana (  ).
ELIZABETH' [8602] (dam. of Joanna' ( Winshw ) Hatch,) m. Dea. Jeremiah
BEALS, and had ace. to [8655],
Children :
IvANNA- Winslow', m.  Sumner of Stoughton, Mass. s.p.
Maby-Elizabeth', m. Nathan-C. Howard, brother of the wife of Franklin-
Winslow' Hatch, [8655].
LIZZIE-REYNOLDS', [8896] (dau. of Henry- Miller' Winshw,) was m. 14 Nov.
1876, by Rev. Cyrus Foss, D.D., to Rev. Alden-0. ABBOTT of Sunapee, N.H., class
of 1875, 'Wesleyan University. Mr. Abbott is a Methodist minister, and in 1877 was
stationed at ColUnsville, Conn.
EZRA-SPOONER', [8918] (a. of Thomas' Winshw).
Res. 1887, Wiscoy, Alleghany Go., N. Y.
LUCINDA-MARCELLA", [8919] (dem. of Ezra-Spooner' Winslow,) m. Richard-
Merrill HILLS, who d. of consumption at Hartford, Conn,, 81 July, 1876. His
widow res. 1887, Wiscoy, N. Y.
JOSEPH-HORACE', [8922] (8. of Thomas' Winslow,) d. at Barnard, Vt., 19 June,
1877. LUCIEN-SPOONER", [8924] (a. of Alden- Spooner' Winslow). Res. 1887, Hampden, Mass.

136 JENKS, JOICE j WINSLOW, EDDY. Appends.
OSCAR-FITZELL", [8935] (s. of Alden- Spooner' Winshw). Res. 1887, EnfieU, Maaa.
SUSAN-BABBITT', [8932] (dau. of Thomas' Winshw,) m. WilUam-Santord
JENKS, who d. 5 Apr. 1886. Mrs, Jenks in 1887 was with her sister, SyMa-Babbitt
Winslow, in T^a^e, -3^«»»-
ELLEN-ELIZABETH", [8934] (dau. of Ludna- Spooner' (Winslow) Joice).
Res. 1887, West Norwich, Vt.
LUCIUS-BOWMAN', [8942] («. of Thomas* Winahw,) d. New York' City, Jan.
1881. GEORGE-REX", [8990] (s. of Ezra' Winalow,) m. Lucy Clark, who d. in East
hampton, Mass.
JUDGE HORACB-SPENCER", [9049] (a. of Elhanan-Spencer' Winslow,) was
elected judge of the Sixth District of Iowa in 1874, defeating the present [1887]
Democratic candidate for Governor, and served in that office until 1879, since which
time he has been engaged in the practice of his profession. Res. 1887, Newton, Iowa.
LUTHER", [9100] (s. of William* Winshw,) m, Lucy White, dau. of Apollos
and  (Presbury). He m. 2d, at Freetown, Julane Core, who d. 26 Dec. 1791,
P. ; m. 3d, F., Hepzibah Smith, dau. of Jeptha of Taunton, JIass., who d. at Free
town; m. 4th, Fall River, Naomi (Davis), b. Dartmouth, Mass.
JULANE', [9108] (dau. of Luther' Winshw,) d. 14 May, 1877.
FREDERIC, [9163] (a. of Luther' Winahw,) m. Jlercy Valentine, who d. 21
Dec. 1833 at Fall River. His children were all born at Fall River, JIass.
ROWENA', [9164] (dau. of Frederick* Winslow). Res. unmarried, 1887, Fall Biver, Mass.
GEORGE', [9165] (». of Frederic' Winshw,) m. Aug. 1839, Ruth, dau. of Hum
phrey Rickitson. She was a native of Freetown.
GEORGIANNA", [9166] (dau. of George' Winslow,) b. 4 Feb. 1842, Fall River,
JIass. ; m. there, 29 Nov. 1860, Caleb-Frank EDDY of Fall River, b. 20 July, 1836,
Amherst, JIass., s. of Lucius-Junius and Louisa-JI. (Pratt) of F. R, Jlerchant iu
West Newton. Res. 1887, West Newton, Mass.
Children :
1. Gbobge- Winslow', b. 12 May, 1862, Fall River.
2. Louisb-Maria", b. 30 Dec. 1863, Fall River.
3. Lillian", b. 17 Dec. 1865, Fall River.
4. Clinton-Lucius', b. 9 May, 1868, West Newton, Mass.

Appendix. syl-testeb, boeden, smith. 187

5. Fekderick-Winslow', b. 37 Dec. 1869, W. Newton.
6. Frank-Stetson', b. 37 Sept. 1871, W.N.
7. ( Bertha', b. 33 Feb. 1876, W.N.
8. ( Bessie', b. 33 Feb. 1876, W.N.
9, Clifford', b. 37 Nov. 1877, W.N.
10. JIarion', b. 39 Sept. 1879, W.N.
11. Katharine-Cleaveland', b. 14 June, 1882, W.N.
12. Ruth", b. 14 Oot. 1883, W.N.
The above children were all at home and unmarned in 1887.
MERCY- V"., [9168] (dau. of Frederick' Winslow,)m. 14 Oct. 1878, Charles SYL
VESTER, b. 27 Oct. 1849, Plymouth. Mass., s. of James and Charlotte (  ).
GEORGE", [9169] (s. of F-ederick' Winshw,) m. 19 Feb, 1880, Jennie Felch, b.
Natick, Mass., 26 Dec. 1856, dau. of Charles-M. and Almy (  ).
Res. 1887, FaU Biver, Mass.
Children :
1. Charles', b. 14 Aug. 1881, Fall River.
2. Beulah', b. 11 Sept. 1888, Fall River.
LUCY', [9172] (dau. of Fredei-ick' Winshw). Res. 1887, unmarried. Fall Biver, Mass.
ALBERT', [9173] (a. of Frederick' Winshw). Res., as do all his unmarried
children, 1887, Fall Biver, Mass.
ALBERT', [9178] (s. of Alhert' Winslow,) m. 8 .lune, 1887, Effie Buffington, b.
14 Apr. 1861, Fall River, dau. of Edward-P. and Comfort (  ) of F.R.
Res. 1887, Fall Biver, Mass.
WILLIAM', [9179] (s. of F-ederick' Winslow,) m. 18 Feb. 1876, by Rev. A.-L.
Stone, at San Francisco, Cal., to Annie (Arnistrong) Reed, widow ot Samuel, b. 17
Jan, 1889, Baltimore, Md,, dau. ot James and Isabella (Buchanan) Armstrong of
Baltimore. Land surveyor and stock-raiser. Has Uved in Fall River, JIass., Stock
ton, and San Joaquim, Cal., and 1887, San Fh-anciaeo, Cal.
HANNAH', [9181] (dau. of Sarah' (.Winahw) Borden,) m. Richard SMITH of
Bristol, R.I. She d. 16 May, 1884, at the house ot her daughter, Mrs. Walter-C.
Barclay, Stamford, Ct.
SMITH', [9182] (s. of Luther' Winshw,) d. 18 Jlar. 1878.
ORIN-FOWLER', [9186] (s. of Smith' Winsloio).
Res. 1878, 29 Hawkins St., Boston, Mass.
LEANDER-ANDROS", [9189] (a. of James-Henry' Winslow). [A Leander and
Nettie Winslow had son born in Fall River, 11 Oct. 1880 or 1886].

138 wrightington, Arnold. Appendix.
MERCY*, [9198] (i«u. of John' Winalow,) m. John WRIGHTINGTON; she d.
1 Nov. 1878.
DANIEL", (9199] (a. of John' Winahw,) d. 29 Aug. 1878.
BETHIA" [9200] (dau. of John' Winslow,) d. 17 Nov. 1880.
BETSEY', [9203] (dau. of John' Winslow,) d. 13 Aug. 1888.
EBENEZER', [9204] (a. of Ebenezer-Spooner' Winalow). Res. 1887, Plattsburg, N. Y.
DANIEL-B'., [9207] (a. of Ebenesei-- Spooner' Winslow). Res. 1887, Vergennes, Vt.
MERCY', [9215] (dau. of Seth' Winslow,) in. Joel-Blackington ARNOLD.
Res. 1 887, Steep Brook, FaU Biver, Masa.
GILBERT-HATHAWAY', [9221] (s. of Seth' Winshw). Res. 1887, FaU Biver, Mass.
JOHN', [9222] (a. of Seth' Winslow). Res. 1887, FaU Biver, Maaa.
EMELINE-LANE', [9227] (dau. of Seth' Winshw).
Res. 1887, unmarried, FaU Biver, Mass.
FREDERICK', [9228] (s. of John' Winshw,) d. 14 Sept. 1880. H«. m. 3d, Phebe-
Ann (-  ) [Dexter], who d. 1 Oct. 1885.
SPOONER', [9229] (a. of Frederick' Winslow,) d. 24 Nov. 1881.
FRANK-EVERETT', [9231] (s. of Spoonei-'' Winshw,) m. Taunton, Mass., 16
Feb. 1881, EUen-Isadore Leonard, b. Norton, Mass., 11 Feb. 1854, dau, of Abner
and Caroline (Crane) of Taunton, Mass. She d. there, 12 Jan. 1887.
Res. 1887, Taunton, Mass.
Child:
Alice-Ceanb', b. 8 May, 1881.
MARIETTA', [9232] (dau. of Spooner' Winshw.) d. 22 Dec. 1884.
CARRIE-DEXTER', [9283] (dau. of Spooner' Winslow,) d. 6 Dec. 1878.
FREDERICK', [9284] (s. of Frederick' Winahw). Res. 1887, Taunton, Maaa.
JULIETT A", [9235] (dau. of Frederick' Winahw,) d. 20 Jan. 1879.

Appendix. chace, mocloy, tinkham, simons. 189
LINUS-ARCHER", [9236] (a. of Frederick' Winahw,) m. 8 Aug. 1882, Ida-May
Horton of Dighton, Mass. Res. 1887, Taunton, Mass.
ANNA-ELIZABETH', [9237] (dau. of Frederick' Winslow,) m. Clark CHACE,
who d. in Somerset, Mass., 17 June, 1881.
IDA-BELLE", [9238] (dau. of Anna-Elizabeth' (Winslow) Chace).
Res, unmarried, 1887, Irovidence, B.L
LIZZIE-CLARK", [9239] (dau. of Anna-Elizabeth' (Winshw) Chace,) m. 28 Apr.
1884, John-A. McCLOY. Res. 1887, Providence, B.L
PHEBE-SLADE', [9241] (dau. by 2d marriage of Frederick' Winslmo,) m. John-
Gilbert TINKHAM [4899]. Res. 1888, Fall Biver, Mass.
ADELAIDE-WHITE". ". [9343] (dau. of Phebe-SUde' ( Winslow) and John-Gilbert'
Tinkham,) d. 23 Dec. 1878^ Somerset, Mass.
GILBERT-WINSLOW".', (s. of Phebe-Slade' (Winslow) and John- Gilbert' Tink
ham,) b. 31 Aug. 1880, Taunton, Mass.
ROBERT-WING', [9260] (s. of Wing' Winshw). Res. 1877, Erie, Pa.
GARDNER', [9300] {a. of Gardner' Winahw,) m.  Harvey, dau. ot Capt.
 and Henrietta (Bessie) Harvey.
EDWARD-EVERETT', [9330] (s. of Ardelia' (Luther) Simons). The date ot
his birth should read 1858, instead of 1855.
AARON-MARTIN', [9396] (s. of Peleg' Winslow,) was m, at Coleraine, Mass.,
not Colerain, Mass., as erroneously made by the printer.
PELEG", [9399] («. of Aaron-Martin'' Winslow). He and his brother, Henry-
Martin, removed their Thoroughbred Shorthorns before 1877, and at that date
res. Kankakee, III.
HENRY- JIARTIN', [9400] (a. of Awron-Martin' Winslow). Res. 1877, Kankakee, III.
GEORGE- WASHINGTON', [9463] (s. 0/" Dr. George' MresZow,) m. Lovina-Smith
Clark, dau. of Capt. Erastus and Lovina (Smith), who was dau. of Capt. Calvin
Smith of Coleraine, Mass. He is deceased.
ISABEL", [9464] (dau. of George- Washington' Winslow). Name is corrected
from Mary-Isabella, as before given.
HARRIET-LAVINIA", [9471] (dau. of George- Washington' Winshw). The above
name preferred to the one before given.

140 EEV. david-long' winslow. Appendix.
REV. DAVID-LONG', [9473] (a. of Dr. George' Winshw). We quote, from an
obituary recently received, some additional history ot his life and work. "His
father designed him for the medical profession, and shaped his education to that
end. After his conversion, at the age of seventeen, he experienced a growing de
sire tor the work of the ministry, which made the study and prospective practice of
medicine distasteful. At the age of twenty-two, after a preparatory course of study,
he became a member ot the New England Conference, and for seventeen years la
bored in the several fields of work assigned him in that Conference, with untiring
zeal, constant fidelity, and success,
"Family ties growing stronger in the West, he removed to Rlinois, and con
nected himself with the Rock River Conference in 1858. In all the charges com
mitted to his care in the Conference for seventeen years — from Sycamore, the first,
to La Center, the last of them — he proved himself an energetic and faithful pastor,
an acceptable and a successful preacher ot the 'glorious glad tidings of the Son ot
God.' He rests from his labors, but the infiuence ol his thirty-four years of self-
sacrificing devotion to the work ot the itinerant ministry lives in a multitude ot
hearts, and in the precious memories that spread their fragrance over his numerous
fields of Christian toil. The last four years of his lite were spent in the quiet of his
own home. As a public laborer in the kingdom of Christ he was s'jperannuated
but his heart was all the while aglow with interest in the work to which his life had
been given. He longed, and inwardly prayed for a more glorious ingathering of
souls to Christ than yet has been realized by the Church. G.A.W.I."
HANNAH-MELISCENT", [9476] (dau. of Bev. David-Long' Winshw).
Res. 1887, Hinckhy, Hi
REV. GEORGE- WAITSTILL", [9477] (s. of Bev. David-Long' Winshw).
Res, 1887, Peotone, WiU Co., IU,
LAWSON-ARMSTRONG', M.D., [9488] (a. of Dr. George' Winshw).
Res. 1886, Aurora, HI.
CHARLES-EDWARD", M.D., [9491] (s. of Lawson-Armstrong' Winslow, M.D.,)
m. 35 July, 1883, Lou.-Massa Tracy ot Marcofield, perhaps Jlansfleld, O. He grad
uated at Rush Jledical College, Chicago, III. Res, Aurora IU.
Child:
Kbrcelia-Anna°, b. 17 July, 1884.
FAYETTE-DARWIN", [9493] MflM, 0/ iatMon-4rm«<rony' Winshw, M.D.) Lane
student, Columbia College, in 1883.
MATTIE-MINERVA", [9493] (dau. of Lawson-Armstrong' Winslow,) at Lehigh
City, Utah Ter., under the direction of the New West Education Society.
CHARLES-HENRY', M.D, [9518] (s. of Dr. George' Wmslow,) ace. to local news
the Gate City, res. 8 Jlay, 1884, Keokuk, la.

Appendix. HIGGINt, PUTNAM, DICKERSON, ALEXANDER. 141
HERBERT-HALL", [9519] (a. of Oharlea-Henry' Winshw, M.D.) "Herbert-H.
Winslow left last week tor Chicago, where his 'Happy Hours' will be published here
after. Mr. Winslow's many friends in Keokuk will wish him success in the new
field."— <?a«e City, May 8, 1884.
JOSEPH-WEBBER", [9571] (a. of Joseph* Winshw,) m, Mary Shaw, dm. of
Abraham of Putney. After the death of her husband she returned to Putney, be
came insane, and was taken to the asylum at Brattleboro, where she died. Her re
mains were taken to Putuey for interment. Mrs. Louisa' (Works) Hanks [9535], to
whom we are indebted tor additional facts concerning this family, states that Joseph-
Webber' Winslow [9572] died at sea. Lemon-Tisdale' [9573] died in Boston, and
I was buried there.
PERRY", [9672] (s. of Joseph' Winshw,) m. Judith Green, b. 24 Jnly, 1773, dau,
of Gideon ot Coventry, Vt.
HENRY-CLAY", [9691] (a. of George- Washington' Winslow). Res. Allegan, Mich.
TEMPERANCE", [9726] (dau. of Capt. Job' Winslow,) m. Stephen HIGGINS.
RICHARD-HENRY', [9729] (s. of Richa/i-d' Winslow,) m. Rachel Robertson, and
2d, Mary-EUzabeth Fitch. Ace. to his daughter, Mrs. Goddard [9732], he had two
sons who d. in infancy before 1839.
EMMA-HENRIETTA", [9730] (dau. of Bichard- Henry' Winshw,) m. 1851,
William-Bruce PUTNAM of New York City, who d. in Jnly, 1885. Mrs. Putnam
d. in Jan. 1886.
TARRANT", [9730»] (a. of Emma- Henrietta' (Winshw) Putnam,) m.  Wood-
hull. 1887, business address, 38 Park Row. Res. " Tlie Dakota" W. 7%d St., N. Y.
CLIFFORD', [9730"] (a. of Emma-Henrietta' (Winahw) 'Pu.tna.m,) was living un
married in 1887.
EJIMA-ADELE', [9730«] (dau. of Emma^Henrietta* (Winalow) 'Putnam,) living
unmarried 1887.
JULIA-ADELAIDE", [9731] (dau. of Bichard-Henry' Winslow,) m. 1851, John-
S. DICKERSON; m. 2d, Charles-A. ALEXANDER, in 1869 or 1870. She d. 24
July, 1881, and was buried trom her late residence, 143 East 38th Street, on Wednes
day the 27th following, at 11 a.m,
FRANK', (s. of Julia-Adehiide' (Winslow) 'Dic)s.erson,) was b. in St. Augustine,
Florida, 29 Jan. 1852; m. Clara Secor, b. 11 July, 1853, New York City, dau. ot
James-F. and Anna-M. (  ). Firm, 1887, Dickerson, Van Dusen & Co,, cor. Cliff
and Fulton Sts., N.Y. Res. 33 E. 7Un St., N. T.

142 GODDAKS, WKTHBBiUi. Appendix.
Cltildron:
Fkank-Secor", b. 29 Dec. 1877.
Haeold", b. 18 Jan. 1881.
Clara", b. 5 July, 1882; d. 2 Nov. 1886.
Anna-Lulu", b. 2 June, 1886.
JULIA-WINSLOW', (dau. of Julia-Adelaide* (Wimlow) JyiCkereon,) h. 17 Apr.
1853, N.Y. Res. 1888, Phihdelphia, Pa.
GERALDINE- AUGUST A', [9732] (dau. of Bichard-Henry' Winshw,) m. at 100
East 57th Street, New York, 26 Mar. 1884, J. -Warren GODDARD, s, of Joseph and
 (Norton), s,p, Jlr. Goddard has two sons by a former marriage, Warren-N.
aud F.-Norton, who are in busiuess with him. Merchant. Firm, J.-W". Goddard
& Sons, 516 Broadway, New York City, N.Y. Summer residence 1887, "Fern-
wood," Litchfleld, Conn. ; winter, 10 W. ZZd St., N Y-
EDWARD-THOJIAS', [9733] (a. of Bichard* Winslow,) m. Sarah Coit, whores.
1887, Lewishn, N. Y.
HANNAH-COIT', [9734] (dau. of Edward- Thomas' Winslow,) m. Dr. Joseph-
Ridgeway WETHERILL. Res. 1887, Buffah, N. Y.
MIRIAJI-STILLSON", (5th child of Hannah- Coit' (Winshw) Wetherill,) b. 14
June, 1882.
GEORGE-COIT', [9739] (s. of Edward- Thomas' Winshw,) m. Carrie-Livingston
Davis, who d. 26 Jan. 1885. Res. 1887, Lewiston, N. Y.
Children :
1. Sarah-F',, b, 4 Aug, 1874.
2. Walter-Clark', b. 2 July, 1876; d. 26 Jan. 1885.
JOHN-FLACK', [9740] («. of Bichard' Winslow). Res. 1887 a Uttle north of
Poughkeepsie, N.Y., at '' WoodcUff' "-o7i-the-Hudson.
JAJIES', [9744] (s. of Bichard' Winslow,) m. Margaret-Downing Lanier, who m.
2d, Joseph Pumpelly, and res. 1887, Morristown, N.J.
EDWARD", [9746] (s. of James' Winslow,) m. Emma Sweetzer, Ace, to Mrs.
Dwight [9761] he had, 1887, one daughter, but no further information could be ob
tained. Banker, 17 Nassau St., N.Y. Res. 1887, 27 W. oSd St., N. Y.
JAMES-NORTON", [9747] (s. of James' Winshw,) m, "on Wednesday, Novem
ber 30, 1881, at the residence of the bride's aunt, Jlrs. Andrew-H. Jlickle, by the
Rev. Dr. Bear, .lanies-Norton- Winslow of New York, to Grace-Townsend Lawrence

Appendix. dwight, rudd. 143
dau. of tl>e late WilUam-Effingli6«i Lawrence of Bay Side."— JT. Y Herald, Dec. 1,
1881. One chUd, ace. to [9761], no names or dates furnished. Lawyer, 18 Liberty
St., N.Y. AUGUSTUS-SYDBNHAJU, [9749] (s. of Bichard' Winalow). Res. 1887, "Hope.
weU," Reading Road and Oak St,, West Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, 0.
ANNA-LOUISE", [9750] (dau. of Augustus- Sydenham' Winslow,) was b. at ''Oak
Grove," Troy, N.Y., at the residence ot her uncle, John-Flack' Winslow [9740]; m.
at the home of her father. Fourth St. and Broadway, Cincinnati, O., 26 June, 1873,
Lieut. John-Conrad MALLORY, d. "HopeweU," 15 Sept. 1884. She was a de
voted wife and mother, a most affectionate and gifted daughter, a warm friend,
was conscientious in the discharge of all the duties ot life, and a rare woman.
Children:
1. Winslow'. [9750"] b. 27 June, 1874, West Point. N.Y.
2. Otis-Tod', b. 27 Apr. 1882, WiUett's Point, New York Harbor, N.Y.
3, John-Conrad', b, 7 Sept. 1884, "HopeweU"; d. there, 30 Sept. 1884, and was
buried with his mother in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, O.
CHAUNCEY-ROSE", [9753] (s. of Augustus- Sydenham' Winslow,) was b. 33 Oct.,
1857, instead of 1850, as erroneously printed on page 834.
REV. LEONARD-CORNING', [9754] (s. of Richard' Winshw,) is deceased.
His widow, sons Richard", Leonard-Charles", and daughter, Mary-Cookman",
res,, ace. to Mrs. Dwight [9761], at 26 South Clinton St., Poughkeepsie, N Y.
MARY-JANE', [9761] (dau. of Richard' Winshw,) m. WiUiam-Henry DWIGHT,
who is still superintendent ot the American Express Co. Office, Boston, Mass.
They were spending the winter of 1887-8 at Auburndale, Mass., but their home is
Pittsfleld, Mass.
JIARY- WINSLOW', [9762] (dau. of Mary- Jane' (Winslow) 'Dwight,) was m. by
Rev. J.-L, Jenkins, at the First Congregational Church of Pittsfleld, Mass., 29 Sept,
1887, at 7,30 p.m., to Rev. Edward-Huntting RUDD, b. 17 Juue, 1860, Sag IJ'ai-bor,
N,Y., s, of Edward-Payson, publisher, firm ot Rudd, Carlton, N.Y,, who d. Nov.
1861, and Bessie (Huntting), who d. June, 1862, dau, of Gilbert-C. and Philena-H.
of Sag Harbor, L,I., N.Y, "The church was briUiantly lighted, and the pulpit and
choir gallery trimmed witli laurel and evergreen. At each pew post was a bunch of
golden rod, and bunches of other flowers were used in decorating the side galleries.
Following the ceremony a large reception was given at the residence of the bride's
parents on East Housatonic St." Pastor of the Sixth Presbyterian Church, Albany,
N.Y. Res, 1888, Rudd'a Grange, 71 First St., Alhany, N.Y.
RICHARD-HENRY- WIN SLOW", [9764] («. of Mary- Jane" (Winshw) Hvfight,)
in 1888 is superintendent of the National Express Company, headquarters at Boston,
Mass.

43

144 dwight, dkming, crandell, MicRi!ii,r., LUFKIN, Appendix.
EDWIN- WELLS', [9765] (s, of Mary-Jane' ( Winshw) Dwight,) has left his farm
near South Framingham, where he has lived, and, 1888, is studying medicine at
Harvard Medical School.
LYDIA-ANN', [9784] (dau. of David- Griffin' Winshw,) m. Orin-Erastus DEM
ING, who d. 21 July, 1880. She res. 1888, Oakland, Mich.
WILLIE-EGBERT", [9791] (s. of Lydia- Ann' (Winslow) 'Deming,) m, 20 Oct.
1880, Myra-E. Crawford, b. about 1860 (se. 20 when married).
Children :
1. Myrtib-A'., b. 6 June, 1884.
3. Bertha-E'., b. 2 Aug. 1887.
ALMON-FRANK", [9793] (a. of Lydia-Ann' ( Winslow) Deming,) d, 19 July, 1883.
ALMON-M4CK', [9803] (s. of David- Griffin' Winshw,) m, Paralee-Tabitha JIc
Graw, b. 23 Feb. 1858, Mount Pleasant, Wilkinson Co,, Miss,, dau, of David-Wash
ington, b. Mount Pleasant, 1839, and Victoria-Lucretia (Whittington), b, 1835, d.
1865, M.P. Res. 1877, OakUnd, Mich.
WESLEY', [9808] (a. of Joseph' Winslow,) Uved on the Winslow homestead at
Dryden, Lapeer Co., Mich.
HOPEY', [9809] (dau. of Capt. Job' Winshw,) m.  CRANDELL. Ace. to
Almon-Mack' Winslow [9803], the name of Mr. Crandell was George. Res. 1877, Lima, Lnd.
GREENFIELD', [9937] (s. of Hezekiah' Merrill). Res. Freeport, Me., not
Mass., as erroneously given on page 837.
WILLIAM", [9966] (s. of Eliza' (Pote) Lufkin,) d. Galesburgh, Iowa, 31 Dec.
1881; m. near Lynnville, Jasper Co., Iowa, about 1859 or 1860, Nancy Adams, who
d., and he m. 3d, Mary Poots.
Children:
1. Benjamin', who m. and res. 1887, Beaanor, Jasper Co., La.
Child :
WiUiam".
By 2d marriage:
Nora', b. about 1866.
\ Lauba", b. about 1866.
Lillian', b. about 1874.
ALBERT", [9967] (s. of Elim' (Pote) Lufkin,) m. Catharine Griffin, b. Freeport,
Me., 20 Jan. 1833, dau. of Tristam-R. and Jliranda' Winslow [8164], Siie d. 10

Appendix. parmentbe, harpeb. 145
Nov. 1880, Chicago, III. He m, 2d, 18 Oct. 1881, Newton, la., Fanny-Eliza Derby
shire, b. 2 Oct. 1844, Kenosha, Wis., dau. of Sidney-Smith, who d. at Beloit, Wis.,
and Delia-D. (Morgan) ot Kenosha. Mr. Lufkin was educated tor a civil engineer
at Sheffield Scientific School, Yale College ; followed civil and topographical en
gineering in Pennsylvania till he removed to Iowa in 1855, since which time he has
been engaged in the different occupations ot surveying, farming, stockraising, man
ufacturing, banking, and, 1877, was engaged in publishing a book entitled " Na
poleons of Peace." He has resided since 1855 at Newton, Jasper Go., Ia.
MARY', [9968] (dau. of Albert' Lufkin), m. at Newton, la., 22 June, 1881, Ralph
PARMENTER, b. 7 Aug. 1857, Newton, s. of Benjamin-Franklin, deceased, and
Lavinia (Wheelock) of Newton, la. Jlrs, Lavinia (Wheelock) Parmenter m. 2d,
H.-J. Skiff of Newton,
ELEANOR", [10038] (dau. of Nathan' Winslow,) m. Stephen HARPER.
Children :
Fanny', m.  Haoy.
Maey', deceased.
Aibebt', man-ied. 1887, Albion, Me.
Daughteb', name not given.
RICHARD", [10038] (s. of Nathan' Winslow). The stenmei Bunker HiU, aUuded
to on page 842, was at the time a noted side-wheel passenger boat. In 1845 the
steamer Saratoga, which was a great favorite with the traveling public, was added
to their fleet, and also the propeller Republic. As the business developed, the variety
increased iu size as well as in number, till the Winslow fleet numbered forty vessels
and propellers. In 1854 .Mr, Winslow retired, giving entire control of the business
to his sons. "The house of Richard Winslow was one of the strongest in creditand
integrity in all the land. Honor, high mercantile honor, which had descended
through generations of good, pure Puritan blood, was always in that house the first
X)rime commodity." "The commercial men of Cleveland were of great energy, of
character and enterprise, and of remarkable intelligence, and among them the late
Jlr. Richard Winslow stands out a strong and marked character. He was a most
thoroughly inbred ' gentleman of the old school,' and one long to be remembered by
the remaining tew who were honored by his friendship and acquaintance. He was
a man of strong marked characteristics, a man of positive opinions and convictions,
and decided in the expression of them; and his sons have inherited in a marked de
gree the strong and positive qualities of their father, who was the very soul of honor
and fair deaUng among men."
Mrs. Winslow was a southem woman, and said to have been very stately and
beautiful. ,
NATHAN-CRANE'. [10034] (a. of Richa/rd' Winslow,) m, Mary-Ann (Clarke),
who after the death of her venerable mother, lived and died at the home of her
daughter Mrs, Williams ot Baltimore, The foUowing is taken from a notice of her
death and burial given by a Cleveland newspaper of that date:

146 nathan-crane' winslow. Appendix.
"Death has taken away from amidst loving friends a most remarkable woman,
Mrs. Mary-Ann Winslow, widow of the late N.-C. Winslow. It was only a few
weeks since she was by the bedside of her dying mother, the late Mrs. Dr. W.-A.
Clarke, and aided in smoothing her pillow, as only an affectionate daughter can.
She was a lady much beloved by all of her many acquaintances on account of her
amiable traits of character, her motherly characteristics, and her lo-ving nature.
None knew her but to respect and esteem her. She, like her deceased mother, was
an old resident of Cleveland, having lived here, with the exception of a tew y?ars
spent with her son in Buffalo, and her daughter in Baltimore, nearly half a century.
" The funeral services were held at the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. R,-
K. Winslow, Esq., yesterday afternoon, 2.30 p.m. (Mar. 13, 1885), and were con
ducted by the Rev.> Dr. Bolles and Rev. Mr, Morgan of Trinity, and a most touching
tribute to the character of the deceased was delivered. The casket was embowered
in beautiful floral offerings, sent in by loving friends.
" The interment took place iu Lake View Cemetery. The following gentlemen
served as pall bearers: M.-C. Younglove, I.-J. Tracy, W.-S. Chamberlain, G.-E.
Herrick, John Shelly, and Edwin Cowles,"
The mother of Jlrs, Winslow, before mentioned, died of asthma at her resi
dence, 659 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, on Jan. 5, 1885. An obituary notice fur
nishes the following facts and extracts:
Mrs. Clarke was born in Madison County, N.Y., in 1797; was the daughter
of Nathan Brown, originally from Connecticut; she m. in 1815, Dr. Welcome-Arnold
Clarke, and removed to Whitestown, near Utica, N,Y,, whence, in 1839, they re
moved to Cleveland, where, in 1847, he died, universally esteemed. They were the
parents of the late Jlrs. Stephen Tracy of New Haven, Ct., and of the wives of three
brothers, N,-C., R,-K., and H.-J. Winslow. Although Mrs. C. had attained the age
of eighty-eight years, her mind continued clear and vigorous to the last. She was a
conscientious Christian, a member of the old Stone Church from her first arrival in
Cleveland, and was greatly respected and beloved by all who knew her.
"The funeral of the venerable Mrs. Clarke took place trom her late residence
yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended by old settlers who have known her
so long. The Rev. Dr. Hayden, ot the First Presbyterian Church, officiated, being
assisted by Rev. Mr. Bolles. Dr. Hayden delivered an appropriate discourse, briefly
reviewing the life of the deceased, and paying a tribute to her many estimable qual
ities. The floral tributes were beautiful and appropriate. The pall bearers con
sisted of the following gentlemen, all ot whom were personal friends ot Jlrs. C. ever
since she settled in Cleveland forty-eight years ago: Hon. John-W. Alien, Dudley
Baldwin, S.-H. Mather, T,-P. Handy, M.-C. Younglove, and Charles Hickox."
The remains were laid besides her husband's in the old Erie Street Cemetery.
NATHAN-HOWARD", [10048] (s. of Henry- Clarke' Winslow).
Res. 1887, 304 DeUware Ave., Buffah, N.Y.
HEZEKIAH-JONES', [10054] (a. of Bichard' Winalow,) b. 8 Dec. 1815, Cam
den, N.C; d. of heart disease, 31 Dec. 1883, Paris, France; m. Helen-Mar Clarke
in 1846; removed to Chicago in 1847, but retumed, to Cleveland in 1854, where he

Appendix. Wellington, gilkey, hussey, knowlton. 147
resided till 1859, when he removed to New York City. In 1864 he went with his
family to Europe. His wife and son have Uved in Paris since 1866, Mr. Winslow
making frequent visits to his family abroad, and they in turn visiting in this coun
try, but tor three years preceding his death he had made his permanent home with
them in Paris. By his death the marine business of the original flrm of Richard'
Winslow & Sons devolved entirely upon his brother, Rufus-King' Winslow [10057].
Jlr. Winslow was a most genial gentleman, popular with all his acquaintances,
and was a thorough man of business. His widow res. 1887, in Paris, France.
RICHARD', [10055] (s. of Hezekiah-Jonea' Winshw,) m. at Ryde, Isle of Wight,
Eng., Oct. 1883, Mary Dennison, originally ot Wilkesbarre, Pa,, but who for some
ten years previous to her marriage had lived with her sister, who had married and
settled in England. Mr. Winslow occupies his handsome villa at Cannes, France,
in winter; at other seasons res. Paris, France.
Children: »
1. Son', b. and d. in Aug. 1884, Newport, R.L
2. Kenblm-Pelham*, b. Apr. 1886, Cannes, France; d. Oct. 1886.
RUFUS-KING', [10057] (a. of Bichard' Winslow.) Res. 1887, Cleveland, 0.
ALMIRA', [10077] (dau. of Mary-Smith' (Winalow) WeUington,) m.  GIL
KEY. She d. July, 1887, in Boston, Mass.
JANE-T'., [10078] (dau. of Mary-Smith' (Winalow) Wellington,) m. Silas- Y.
HUSSEY. Res. 1883, Albion, Me.
ISABEL-C, [10079] (dau. of Jane-T'. (WeUington) Hussey,) m. 2d, Albion,
Jle.,  .
LUCY-P'., [10086] (dau. of Mary-Smith' (Winahw) Wellington). Res. 1883, Bangor, Me.
JIARY-SMITH"., [10092] (dau. of Mary-Smith' (Winslow) Wellington,) h. Al
bion, Me, ; m. there, 27 Nov. 1845, Rev. Isaac-Case KNOWLTON, b. 6 Sept. 1819,
Liberty (then Montville), Waldo Co,, Me,, s. of Ezekiel and Mary (Knowlton) of
Liberty. " He is a clergyman of the Universalist Church. He began preaching at
Lincoln, Jle., and was afterwards settled at Albion, Durham, Androscoggin Co.,
Me., Oldtown, and Calais, Jle., Keene, N. H., Boston, New Bedford, and West
Acton, Mass. He is the author of 'Annals of Calais and St. Stephen,' and of a
denominational book entitled 'Through the Siiadows,' whicli has had a large sale;
also of many magazine and newspaper articles." Res. 1887, West Acton, Middlesex Co., Mass.
Children :
1, Hosba-Mobeill', b. 20 Jlay, 1847, Durham, Jle.; m. 23 May, 1873, New Bed
ford, JIass,, Sylvia-Bassett Almy, b. 20 Jan, 1852, New Bedford, dau. of Ben
jamin and Sophia (Allen) of New Bedford, Bristol Co,, Mass, Mr, Knowlton

148 rich, WELLINGTON, BARTLETT, HAMLIN, COOMBS, MCLAUGHLIN. Appendix.
graduated at Tufts College, 1867; studied law at Harvard University, and was
admitted to the bar in New Bedford in 1870, In 1876 and 1877 he was a mem
ber ot the JIassachusetts House of Representatives; in 1878 and 1879 of the
State Senate. Since 1879 he has held the office of District Attorney for the
southern district of JIassachusetts. Res. 1887, New Bedford, Mass.
ChUdren born in New Bedford, Mass. :
1. John-Wellington'", b. 28 Feb. 1874.
2. Abby-Almy'°, b. 30 Mar. 1876.
3, Frank-Warren", b. 16 Aug. 1878.
4. Edward-Allen'", b. 17 Apr. 1883.
5. Helen-Sophia", b. 1 Aug. 1885.
2. Mary-Alice", b. 7 Feb. 1850, Durham, Me. ; m. 24 Sept. 1874, Calais, Me., Ed
ward -Ruggles Rich, b. 5 Mar. 1838, Kingston, Plymouth Co., JIass,, s. of Ed
ward and Mary-Shurtleff (Bates) of K. Res. 1887, West Acton, Masa.
Children :
1. Mary-Alice'", b. 12 Nov. 1875, Boston, Mass.
2. Edward-Wellington", b. 24 Feb. 1878, West Acton, JIass.
3. Fanny-Louisa", b. 24 May, 1880, West Acton, JIass,
3. Franz- Warren', b, 2 Oct. 1851, Hampden, Penobscot Co., Me.; graduated at
Tufts College in 1872, and was admitted to the bar iu Calais, Jle,, in 1875; d.
in West .A,cton, JIass,, 19 Jan. 1876.
4. Wellington-Case", b. 14 May, 1858, Oldtown, Penobbcot Co., Me. ; d. Keene,
N.H.. 16 July, 1861.
ELIZABETH-W",, [10096] (dau. of Mary-Smith' (Winshw) Wellington,) m. W.-
A. BARTLETT, and had, 1883, children Benjamin' and >Iaud'.
EMILY-G"., [10097] (da/u. of Mary-Smith' (Winslow) Wellington,) m. Timothy
H. HAMLIN, and had, 1883, one daughter.
NATHAN-R"., [10101] (a. of Mary-Smith' CWinshw) Wellington). Res. 1883, Albion, Me.
HEZEKIAH', [10116] (a. of Jonathan* Winslow,) m. by Rev. Zenas Thom])soii,
Jane-Crane-Bi-idges' Winslow [10137], b. Kent's Hill, Readfield, Me. He d. 23
Nov. 1885.
SARAH-JANE", [10118] (dau. of Hezekiah' Winslow,) m. by Rev. Dr, Thomas
Hill, 30 Dec. 1878, Portland, Me., to Arden-W. COOMBS of Portiand, Jle. Lawyer
aud county attorney. Res. 1887, Portland, Me.
MART-E"., [10127] (dau. of Mary-C (Winslow) McLaughlin,) is said to have
married, but no records have been given.

Appendix. gould, jonbs, hudson, seavey 149
NATHAN', [10138] (a. of Capt. Aaron' Winalmo,) d. at Gorham, Me., 14 Feb.
1885. Ace, to Jlrs. Seavey [10145] he and all of Capt, Aaron Winslow's children,
except the eldest, were born in Westbrook, Jle. Shipmaster and farmer.
ELLEN-LORINDA", [10141] (dau. of Natlian' Winslow,) m. Samuel GOULD,
Esq., of Hiram, Jle. Lawyer, in practice, and res. 1887 at
Skowhegan, Somerset Co., Me.
HARRIET-JEWETT', [10142] (dau. of Capt. Aa/ron' Winslow). She was Uving
in 1887. THEODORA-BROAD', [10143] (dau. of Harriet- Jewett' (Winslow) Jones,) yra.a
living in 1887.
WINSLOW-JONES", [10144] (s.of Theodora-m-oad' (Jones) B.udson,) Mf&a b.,
ace. to [10145] 16 instead of 4 Oct, 1871, Westbrook, Me.
SARAH-BRIDGES', [10145] (dau. of Capt. Aaron' Winslow,) was m. by Rev.
W.-B. Hayden to Marcian SEAVEY, who d. from the effects of sun stroke in Deer
ing, Me., 26 Feb. 1886. He was one of the early editors and publishers of the
Maine Farmer, afterwards editor and publisher of Farmer and Artisan ot Portland,
Me,, and for many years kept a homoepathic pharmacy in Portland.
" Brother Marcian Seavey was buried with Masonic honors by Ancient Land
mark Lodge, of this city, Jlar. 2. He was made in that lodge in June, 1825; was a
charter member of Portland Commandery, K.T., having been a Templar flfty-eight
years. He was one of the original members of the New Jerusalem Church of this
city. He was a gentleman of the old school, a Christian, a Freemason. He Uved
to be nearly eighty-two years of age. He was an honor to mankind, and has joined
in more exalted labor in his spiritual home." — Masonic Journal.
"The funeral services of the late Jlarcian Seavey yesterday at the New Jerusa
lem Church were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Dunham, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Hay
den. The latter gave a sympathetic sketch of the life of the venerable parishoner,
speaking of his early connection and faithful service to the society, of his useful life
as editor of the Maine Farmer, as professor in an agricultural college, and as a writer.
The officers of Ancient Landmark Lodge, led by the Master, Thomas-B. Merrill,
read the Masonic burial service, and accompanied the body to the grave to perform
the closing Masonic services there. The pall bearers were Geo.-S. Hay, Ira Berry,
William Senter, and William-H. Smith, There were floral wreaths from the family
and from Portland Commandery. The music was by the church choir, 'Nearer Jly
God to Thee' being flnely rendered. The Aged Brotherhood, Portland Comman
dery, and Ancient Landmark Lodge were all represented." Homoepathic physician
and pharmacist. Res. Pm-tland, Me
CHARLES-DBANE', [10146] (a. of Gapt. Aaron' Winshw,) was m. by Rev.
Caleb Bradley to Louisa-Barnes Witham. Farmer and seaman.

150 LADD, WINSLOW. Appendix.
A]Sr]SriE-ELIZABETH«, [10U7] {dau. of Gharles-Deme' Winshw,) b. 11 Mar.
1855; m. Seth-Wesley LADD, b. 6 Oct. 1848, Peacham, Vt., s. of Clark-H. and Su
san-C. of Island Pond, Vt. Res. Palisade, Nev.
MARY-ISABEL«, [10148] {dau. of Gharles-Beane'' Winslow,') m. Ira-W. LADD.
Res. OoaticooJc, P. Q.
JOHiq"-WITHA]VP, [10149] {s. of Gharles-Deane' Winslow,) m. about 1885.
Res. Manchester, N.H.
EDWARD- CRANE^ [10151] (s. of Gapt, Aarm^ Winslow,) d. 24 Feb. 1886,
Portland, Me.; m. Louisa-Peabody Hamlin, who d. of cancer, 10 May, 1887, Port
land, Me., and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Deering, Me.
Their last res., Portland, Mass.
The following lines were sent by a loving friend of Mrs. Winslow:
The years lingered,
Slowly wearing out lifers forces
With unabated pain. No murmur
From her lips, but earnest prayer
And waiting patience brought cheerfulness
A daily and abiding guest
Through the slow-moving months.
The dust returns to earth — Loosed
Is the silver cord, broken the golden
Bowl; earth's bonds severed, sweet peace
Resteth on the calm, still face,
As if commune was held with angels
Ere the spirit passed.
Not dark-winged is the angel death
From whom we shrink in terror; nol
Bright with tenderest mercy he comes,
And pain's fierce tortures cease forever.
Is not, then, this angel blessed above
AU messengers sent from the source
Of tender loving kindness and all good?
And now arrayed in spirit robes.
As the dear Father knoweth best,
Is she who meekly bore in patient grace
The burden and the pain, to earth-life incident.
Through weary years.
CHARLES-HENRY', [10152] (s. of Edward- Crane' Winslow,) m. Henrietta  .
He d. 5 Dec. 1879, Biddeford, Me. House carpenter. '
LEAH", (dau. of Charles-Henry' Winshw,) was b. 13 Mar. 1877.
ALBERT-NORTON', [10153] (s. of Edward- Craine' Wiiuhw,) m. Emma-W. He
d. 19 Apr. 1887, Portland, Me., and was buried at White Rock, Me.
Children :
1. EdwaeD'S'., b. 10 Sept. 1875.
2. Gbobge- Henry', b. 1 Feb. and d. 25 July, 1879; was buried at White Rock Me.

Appendix. leavitt, davis, boody, minot, hawes, geiffin. 151
8. Claeence-Nathan', b. 4 Jan. 1881; d. 12 Apr. 1884; buried at White Rock.
4. Robeet-Delano'', b. 19 May, 1884.
ANNIE-CROSBY*. [10154] (dau. of Edward- Graine'' Winshw,) m. 27 Sept. 1878,
W.-H. LEAVITT. She d. 16 Feb. 1884, and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
ChUd:
Eenest', b. 6 Jan. 1880; d. Nov. 1888.
FRANCES-ELIZABETH', [10155] (dau. of Gapt. Aaron' Winshw,) d. in West
brook, Me.
HORACE', [10156] (s. of Capt. Aaron' Winshw,) was m. by Rev. Dr. Dwight
to Phebe-Greely Dow, dau. of Hiram and Alice (Pierson) not (Moody), ace. to Mrs.
Seavey [10145].
MART-ELLEN', [10157] (dau. of Horace' Winslow,) b. 7 Oct. 1855, Beriin, N.
H. ; m. by Rev. F.-E. Eunrich, 22 Oct. 1881, at West Minot, Me., to Edwin-James
DAVIS, Child:
Aethdb-Edwin", b. 2 Oct. 1883, Deering, Me.
ROSCOE-DOW", [10158] (a. of Horace' Winshw,) was b. at West Minot, Me.
FREDERIC, [10159] («. of Horace' Winslow,) b. in West Minot, Me.
SARAH-BRIDGES', [10160] (dau. of Horacd Winslow,) b. in West Minot; d.
there, 27 Feb. 1881.
HORACE", [10161] («. ofHm-ace' Winshw,) was b. in West Minot.
JANE-CRAINE', [10164] (dau. of Jane' (Winshw) "Boody,) m. Hiram MINOT.
She d. about 1885; was a minister of the denomination of Friends. Res. Westbrook, Me.
ELEANOR-MARIA', [10166] (dau. of Jane' (Winslow) Boody,) m. Joseph
HAWES.
CHARLES-EDWARD', [10169] (s. of Jane' (Winslow) "Boody,) res. on the old
homestead of Nathan' Winslow, his gi-andfather, at Westbrook, Me.
P.O. add., Saccarappa, Me.
DANIEL', [10281J (s. of Lydia' (Winshw) Griffin,) m. at Peiro, Iowa, 21 Feb.
1884, Elizabeth-Taylor Chandler, b. 19 June, 1857, Newtown, Mount Kennedy,
Wicklow Co., Ireland, dau. of William and Lizzie (  ;.

152 griffin, AUSTIN, HANSON, CLOUDMAN, LIBBY, MCLEAN. Appendix.
ALICE-MABEL", (dau. of Daniel^ Griffln,) was b. 8 Mar. 1887, Mamaroneck,
N.Y. AUSTIN-KENELM', (8th child of Lydia' (Winslow) QritOn,) b. 19 Oct. 1879.
SARAH', [10243] (dau. of Miriam' (Winshw) Austin,) d, in 1878, Pittsfield, N.
H. ; m. 26 Jan. 1825, Pownal, Me., Nathan HANSON, b. Pittsfield, N,H., 1786,
and d. in Weare, N.H., in 1866. He was the son of Solomon and Mary (Chase),
who were m. in Seabrook, N.H., 4 Sept. 1778, and settled in Pittsfield, which was
their home the remainder of their Uves.
Children :
1. Alvan-Austin', b. 1827, Pittsfield, N.H. ; d. in 1849.
2. JoHN-WiNSLow', b. 1830, Pittsfield; m. 1852, Weare, N.H., Mary-Jane Sawyer,
dau. of Allen and Anna (  ). Manufacturer of ladies' boots and shoes, s.p.
Res. 1887, North Weare, N.H.
ALVIN', [10271] (s. of Miriam' (Winahw) AvLstin,) m. Harriet-Jones, who sur
vived him and res. 1878, No. 2 Marianna St., Lynn, Mass.
GUSTAVUS', [10272] (s. of Alvin' Austin,) m. probably (record not clear) 26
Oct. 1861, Ruth-A.-Sisson Hepsenstall, b. 30 Mar, 1844, He has charge of a shoe-
stitching establishment, employing some fifty girls. Res. 1878, Pine St., Swampscott, Mass.
Children :
1, Edwaed-C"., b. 4 Jan. 1865.
2. Hbrbbet-G',, b. 7 Mar. 1867.
3. Eenest-L",, b, 20 Oct. 1871.
4. Elbanor-F'., b, 1 Apr. 1877.
JAMES-EVERETT', [10273] (s. of Alvin' Austin).
Res. 1878, 542 North Fifth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
EDWARD-YOUNG', [10274] (s. of Alvin' Austin). Res. 1878, Lynn, Mo.is.
HELEN-PERSIS', [10275] (dau. of Alvin' Austin,) m. 24 Dec. 1866, Nathan-
Bernet CLOUDMAN. Merchant and landlord. Res. 401 Shawmut Ave., Boston, Mass.
Child:
Son, b. 7 Oct. 1867.
EMMA-ELIZA', [10276] (dau. of Akin' Austin,) m. 16 Oct. 1866, Pownal, Me.,
Charles-H. LIBBY; m, 2d, 25 Mar. 1871, Robert-C. McLEAN. Shoemaker.
Children :
1, Nobman-Place', b. 26 Dec. 1871; d. 18 Feb. 1874.
2. Hattie-Elizabbth', b. 21 Feb. 1875.

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3. Wallace- Stanley', b. 29 Apr, 1876 ; d. 21 Sept. 1876.
HATTIE-ESTELLA', [10277] (dau. of Alvin' Austin,) m. 20 Oct. 1876, Nor
man McLEAN, brother of Robert-C. McLean.
Child:
Helen-Austin', b. 10 Sept. 1877.
HARRIET', [10715] (dau. of Nathan' Winslow,) m. Charles LIST; m. 2d,
Saniuel-Bdmund SEWELL, husband of her deceased sister Louisa-Maria [10708].
Mr. Sewell graduated at Harvard College in the class of 1817. Res. 1878, Melrose.
18 — , Boston, Mass.
EMILY- ANNETTE', [10719] (dau. of Isaac' Winshw,) m. Franklin TAYLOR,
Res, 1886, Bace St., Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
REBEKAH- MiVRI A', [10724] (dau. of Cynthia' (Winslow) Northey,) m, John-
Henry BUFFUM. Res, 1 887, Melrose, Mass.
WILLIAM', [10725] (s. of Cynthia' (Winshw) l-'^rthey,) 1887, was president of
the Salem Savings Bank, and res. Salem, Essex Co., Mass.
KENELM-WINSLOW', [10729] (s. of William' Northey,) b. 11 Apr. 1870, Sa
lem, Mass. ; d. 27 Jan. 1879.
SARAH', [10731] (dau. of John' Winslow,) d. 26 May, 1882, at the residence of
her sister, Lydia-Hacker" Jones [10733], Deering (formerly Falmouth), Me., in the
old Winslow house, where she was born, and which had been her home the last flf
teen years of her life.
ALFRED', [10744] (s. of Maria' Winshw Jones), Res, Germantown, Philadel
phia. His address for the winter of 1887-8 was Norfolk House, Boxbury, Mass.
JOHN', M.D,, [10749] (s. of John' Winslow). Res. 1886, Ithici, N.Y.
PHEBE', [1 1000] (dau. of Phebe' ( Winslow ) Pope, ) m. Edward' COBB, [In foot
note James' Cobb m. Sarah Lewis, dau. of George; and Hannah" Cobb m. Edward
Lewis. — Chart XI, p. 197.
OLIVE', [11014] (dau. of Phebe' (Pope) Cobb,) m. James OLIVER. She d. at
Lynn, 17 Apr, 1879, [See note p, 920,]
ALTON', [11133] (a. of John' Vo^e,) m. Theodate-Morrell' Stackpole [12143],
not [12142] as on p. 913.
ALFRED-A'., [11147] (a. of Altor'Fope). ^es. 1887, 949 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, O.

154 PBAESON, NOETH, HAMBLIN, HALL, HEESEY, TEUB. Appendix.
MARGARET-JANE', [11218] (dau. of George' Winshw,) m. William-H. PEAR
SON. Res. 1887, Bosevilh, N.J.
MARY-ANN', [11239"] (dau. of Joseph' Winslow,) m, Samuel NORTH, who was
a merchant and tin manufacturer. She was a child by 2d marriage. On p. 918
" By 2d marriage " was misplaced at the end of the line instead of between her name
and that of her sister, Lydia" (Winslow) Hamblin. Mrs. North, her husband, and
first and third child are buried in Westbrook, Me. ; the latter, Mary-Emma', d. in
Gorham, Me.
LORANA', [11245] (dau. of Job* Winslow,) m. Daniel HALL, s. of Hatevil. In
note under last name, eighth line from bottom, the words "both are" should be
" either is."
HENRIETTA', [11597] (dau. of DanieP Window,) m. Elias HERSEY. Mrs.
Hersey's name was formerly given as here written, but she now writes it Harriette.
P.O. add. 1888, 22 Market Square, Portiand, Me. Res, 1888, 47 Forest Ave., Deering, Me.
LORING-BLANCHARD-TRUE', [11729] («. of Aaron' Winshw, M.D.) The b.
for born was by mistake of printer made 6,
SERGT. ALFRED-MARSTON', [11733] (s. of Buth-Ann' ( Winslow ) True). His
number in Index II was erroneously given [11722].
GEN. EDWARD-FRANCIS', [11909] (s. of Stephen' Winshw,) left his native
place in the early part of the year 1856, his parents and his brother George remain
ing at Augusta, Me., and went to Mount Pleasant, Henry County, Iowa, with the
expectation of entering a banking house about to be established there. The jour
ney at that time occupied nearly six days, although all but twenty-five miles were
made by railway. From the Mississippi to Mount Pleasant in those days the only
conveyance was by stage-coach. The population of Iowa was then less than 300 000
and there were but few miles of railway within the State,
Shortly after taking up his residence iu Iowa he became interested in the study
and construction of railroads. Although there were then in the United States many
thousands of miles of railways, tlie methods of construction and operation applied to
them, as well as their financial affairs, were littie understood, even by those in con
trol. Looking back after the lapse of only thirty years, it is difficult to realize the
condition of ignorance and simplicity whieli then everywliere existed respectin<T a
subject which is now one of the foremost iu importance in commercial aud political
economy. After engaging in some railroad construction work in Iowa, he entered into ne
gotiations with persons interested in building the St, Louis, Va^idalia, and Terre
Haute Railroad, but the " secession " rage had then seized the South, and in the
North all such business was checked by the feverish anticipation of war. The re
belUon broke out. At that time he was in ill health, having contracted ai^ue in a

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severe form the preceding year; but, although still affected by the ague, in August,
1861, he began to recruit men for a cavalry company at Ottumwa in Iowa. He
raised a company and offered it to Governor Kirkwood, who accepted it and as
signed it to the Fourth Iowa Cavalry Volunteers, then being formed at Mount Pleas
ant. His company became "F" in that regiment, and upon securing the requisite
number, which was soon done, he was mustered with it into the United States ser
vice. This was the 23d day of November, 1861.
It was a severe winter, and army operations were limited. The regiment was
not called into the field until February, 1862. The intervening time was spent in
camp at Mount Pleasant, where he was busily employed in the instruction, drill, and
equipment of the men. In February the situation in southwest Missouri became im
portant, and the Fourth Iowa was ordered to St. Louis, there to complete its equip
ment and to be sent to General Curtis's " Army of the Southwest,"
But the hard weather and scanty boat service on the Mississippi made the move
ment tedious, and the battle of Pea Ridge was fought before the regiment left St.
Louis. It marched, however, as far as Springfield, where it was encamped and re
mained until April, awaiting further orders. Captain Winslow was always with his
company, actively occupied in the care and instruction of his men. In the latter
part of April his command made a junction with Curtis's army at Forsyth, Mo., and
marching by way of West Plains, Mo,, and Batesville, Ark., took part in a demon
stration upon Little Rock, It was in the early part of this march, in a skirmish
fought across the White River, that his second lieutenant, a gallant young ofiicer,
William-A. Heacock, was killed, the first man of the regiment struck in battle.
While the army was encamped around Batesville, Captain Winslow was con
stantly engaged in scouring and foraging for its supplies, and with his company
made many successful forays and had a number of skirmishes with the enemy.
The movement against Little Rock was given up the first of July, and General
Curtis suddenly turned eastward. The march was down the White River to Des
Arc, and thence across the country to Helena on the Mississippi. The weather was
extremely warm, the region very unhealthy, the food poor aud meagre, and the new
soldiers suffered greatly.
Arriving at Helena the middle of July, the regiment was encamped near the
town, and kept there till the following April, engaged in the inglorious, though ar
duous labor of scouting, picketing, and escorting trains, with only occasionally the
dignity of taking part in an expedition. Company " F," however, was rather bet
ter off than the others, as it was stationed in the town, and Captain Winslow acted
as Assistant Provost Marshal of the District of Eastern Arkansas, While here he was
promoted to the rank of major in the regiment, to date January 3d, 1863. Early in
April he was placed in command of a considerable detachment from his own regi
ment and the Third Iowa Cavalry, and sent to discover the position of the enemy at
Wittsburg on the Languille River in Arkansas. He was absent a week, made rapid
marches, reached Wittsburg after a sharp engagement with the rebels who were
driven off with loss, and returned successful.
General Grant, then at Milliken's Bend preparing to begin the famous campaign
against Vicksburg, sent to Helena for a regiment of cavalry. Major Winslow's in
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and at the end of April the regiment was landed at MiUiken's Bend. It was attached
to General Sherman's 15th Army Corps, and from that time tiU after the investment
of Vicksburg was the only cavalry regiment in Grant's army. It crossed the Missis
sippi in transports at Grand Gulf, while the battle of Port Gibson was in progress,
and was placed in the advance of the 15th Corps, It held that position until Jackson
was taken, except that it was posted on the left wing in the immediate assault upon
that capital. A portion of the regiment, including Company "F," commanded by
Major Winslow, on the 12th of May had a spirited contest with tne rebels for the
crossing of Fourteen-mile Creek, In this flght his horse was shot under him. and
for his quick action and good judgment in handling his men he was highly com
mended by General Sherman,
In the march from Jackson to Vicksburg, including the battles of Champion's
Hill and the Big Black, the Fourth Iowa covered the rear of Sherman's corps. Dur
ing the siege of Vicksburg it was kept upon outpost duty, picket, patrol, recon
noisance, skirmishing, foraging — very toilsome and hazardous — and very many men
and horses were lost by illness, fatigue, sharpshooting, and the sudden dashes of the
enemy. Through the Vicksburg campaign, though not the senior officer. Major
Winslow was much of the time in actual command of the regiment. He was finaUy
promoted to be its colonel, and took command in that rank on the day that Vicks
burg fell. The next day he marched with his regiment in the campaign against
Rebel General Joseph-E, Johnston, who retreated into Jackson. In the assault upon
Jackson the cavalry was placed between Jackson and Canton, and did not take part
in the flghting.
General Sherman now placed him in command of the cavalry forces of the loth
Corps, and appointed him chief of cavalry. He held these positious from that time
until March, 1864, his command being always on this outer lines of the army at
Vicksburg, In August he marched through the enemy's country in command of a cavalry
force of about eight hundred men from Vicksburg through the middle of Mississippi,
via Lexington and Grenada, to Memphis, the object being the destruction of railway
equipment and the discovery of the rebel strength. Special instructions were given
to learn the effect of the surrender of Vicksburg upon the people of interior Missis
sippi, as both General Grant and General Sherman had hopes of a revival of Union
sentiment growing out of the great losses of the rebels, and nothing was permitted
along the route which would discourage this idea. Colonel Winslow was met at
Grenada by two brigades of cavalry, of which he also took command.
During September, General Sherman sent Colonel Winslow with about one thou
sand cavalry across the Big Black River toward Jackson and Canton, to mask the
movement of the 15th Army Corps, then encamped in the rear of Vicksburg, to
Memphis and Chattanooga, On the flrst day he was supported by General Corse
with one brigade of infantry, but leaving that force he proceeded north toward Ben
ton, making demonstrations toward Canton in the presence of three brigades of rebel
cavalry, and finally re-crossed the river and returned to his camp ou Flower's plan
tation with little loss, flnding General Sherman and the army already en route by
river to Memphis, This movement prevented the rebel cavalry and a body of in
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from Memphis to Chattanooga, and for it Colonel Winslow was highly commended,
by the General.
In October he commanded the cavalry on a reconnoisance in force made by
General McPherson from Vicksburg to Canton, north of Jackson. A strong rebel
army under General S.-D. Lee was met and driven back. There was sharp fighting
for the cavalry during two days of this advance, and very hot work fell to it in cov
ering the rear on the return march, but the only loss in Winslow's cavalry was a few
wounded. In February, 1864, Colonel Winslow commanded the cavalry of General
Sherman's army in a campaign made for the purpose of driving back General Polk,
who had advanced from the east to Jackson, and of destroying the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad at Meridian on the east line of Mississippi. This was a remarkably brilliant
campaign, the cavalry being successfully engaged every day on the outward march
in driving or fighting the rebels. While the rebel cavalry under the command of
General S.-D, Lee were falling back from Clinton, Colonel Winslow attacked them
in flank near Jackson, at dusk and, throwing them into great confusion, prevented
their defending that fortified city, which he captured, together with the pontoon bridge
across the Pearl River, being afterwards joined by the "Iowa Brigade" of infantry
under General Alexander Chambers. This was a very spirited and audaciously suc
cessful engagement against greatly superior numbers. Having taken Meridian, Colonel
Winslow was ordered to move to the north to communicate with General W.-S. Smith,
who had been sent from Memphis with a force of cavalry to join Sherman at Me
ridian. This was a hazardous movement, as Rebel General Forrest, with a much
larger body of cavalry, was in front of General Smith. The march was made mostly
by night, and upon flnding the enemy and getting no news of General Smith, Colonel
Winslow retumed to Marion near Meridian. Forrest had checked Smith and com
pelled him to retreat.
In December, 1863, the proposition of the War Department was open to the
earlier volunteers to re-enlist as veterans. Colonel Winslow zealously encouraged his
men tore-enlist, and largely through his personal efforts the re-enlistment in his own
regiment was so rapid that it became the first regiment of veterans of Iowa, the re
quired number being reached on the 12th of that month.
Immediately upon the return of the regiment from the Meridian expedition, the
"veterans " were permitted to go to Iowa on thirty days' furlough. Colonel Winslow
went with them, and upon the expiration of the time they were reassembled and
taken to St, Louis, where they were remounted and provided with arms and equip
ments. Colonel Winslow, communicating directly with General Sherman, then at
NashvUle, received orders to proceed with the eight hundred men, then at St. Louis
to Memphis, Tennessee. He did so and was there joined, about the end of April,
1864, by that part of his regiment which had remained at Vicksburg, and by a large
number of new re-cruits from Iowa who had been assigned to the Fourth Cavalry so
that when the regiment was thus reunited it numbered more than 1,300 men.
Colonel Winslow reported at Jlemphis to General Samuel-D. Sturgis, then in com
mand there and charged with the conduct of operations in the fleld against Rebel
General Forrest. After one or two short expeditions he was given the command of a
brigade consisting of the Third Iowa, the Fourth Iowa, and the Tenth Missouri, cav
alry regiments with a battery of four guns. This brigade, with one other under

158 GEN, BDWAED-FBANCis' WINSLOW. Appendix.
the command of Colonel George-E. Waring, Jr., formed the cavalry portion of a
force under General Sturgis, comprising about eight thousand men, which met with
defeat at a place called Guntown, or Brice's Cross Roads, near the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, south of Corinth, Miss. The enemy were flrst encountered by Colonel
Winslow's command, on the evening of Juue 9th, 1864, the day preceding the bat
tle. When the battle came on. Colonel Winslow's brigade was ordered to support
Colonel Waring, who had met the rebel cavalry under General Forrest, and a line
was formed covering the Cross Roads, with Winslow's brigade on the right. The
enemy twice unsuccessfully attacked Winslow's brigade, after which he was ordered
to retire and allow the infanti-y, which had meantime come up, to occupy his posi
tion. Almost immediately after the infantry had engaged the enemy the entire line
was driven back and the army defeated with a loss of about one thousand killed
and wounded, and of about twenty guns and two hundred ammunition and supply
wagons. Colonel Winslow was directed by General Sturgis to cover the retreat of
the army, which he did under many difficulties, on a Une of march through Ripley
to ColUersville, aud thence to Memphis. This service in the retreat was a very se
vere trial of his command, but it was exceedingly well done and in order, though
with tbe loss of mauy men and horses. He brought from this disastrous field two of
his guns, the only ones saved to the army.
He was then placed in command of the Second Division of the Cavalry Corps
of the District of West Tennessee, and after several expeditions was sent with about
twenty-two hundred of his men to the relief of General Steele at Little Rock.
Crossing the Mississippi by boats at Memphis, he marched over the country. A part
of the march was extremely toilsome, the way being through extensive swamps, and
the weather rainy and intensely sultry. From Little Rock he marched with his com
mand on the expedition under General Joseph-A. Mower, in pursuit of Rebel
General Price, the route being up the Black River and thence to Cape Girardeau and
St. Louis. This was in September aud October, 1864. General Price, with a large
force of rebels, had invaded Missouri, and was advancing against Pilot Knob. But
there had been so much delay in starting the army from Little Rock that the enemy
were far ahead, and Pilot Knob fell when General Mower was yet in Arkansas.
On this march Colonel Winslow gained high credit for the ingenuity and energy
with which he led the advance. He constructed a floating bridge over the Black
River, not far above its mouth, with timbers taken from, a neighboring plantation
and cut in the forest. Within a few hours he had a rude sort of pontoon lying
across the river, sufficient for the passage of the army.
General Price, after the capture of Pilot Knob moved upon Jefferson City, which
he did not attack, but marched westward to Sedalia, and thence towards Kansas
City. After resting a day or two at St, Louis Colonel Winslow marched with his
brigade across Missouri, under the command of the famous cavalryman General
Pleasanton, who had been placed in charge of the field operations against Price.
Near Independence, in the evening of October 22d, Colonel Winslow first over
took the rear of the rebel forces. He immediately engaged them, but the night pre
vented further operations. The next morning, under orders from General Pleasan
ton, he was placed in command of General Brown's brigade in addition to his own.
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much increased the difficulty by felling trees in the road and in the stream. Colonel
Winslow without hesitation attacked the position, and inspiring his men with his own
zeal forced his way with his advance battalions across the river, under a galling fire,
and on the west side utterly defeated the enemy and drove them from the field with
much loss. But at the moment of victory Colonel Winslow was severely wounded.
He remained in the fleld and in command all day, however, though he could not
ride and had to be drawn in an ambulance, but at night was compelled to withdraw.
The command was turned over to Lieutenant-Colonel F.-W. Benteen, and Colonel
Winslow was taken to Kansas City and sent thence by boat to St. Joseph, and by
railroad to St. Louis.
But his spirit could not endure inaction, and upon the return of his brigade to
St. Louis, in November, although not recovered, he assumed command. Upon or
ders from General George-H. Thomas he sent his brigade by boat to Louisville, Ken
tucky, and went himself to Memphis for the purpose of conducting to the same
place the large portion of the regiments of his brigade then remaining there. But
at Memphis he was ordered, with all his available force there, to join General Grier-
son, as second in command, upon an expedition sent from Memphis to destroy a
part of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad in Mississippi. This work was very effectively
done, and the command marched on south to Vicksburg, having several spirited
encounters with the enemy. From Vicksburg Colonel Winslow took his men by
steamboats to Louisville, where the separated parts of his regiment and brigade were
again brought together.
The brigade now moved by steamboats, under convoy of gunboats, up the Ten
nessee to Gravelly Springs, Alabama, and reported to General James-H. Wilson,
then organizing a large cavalry force there as a portion of the " Cavalry Corps of
the Military Division of the Mississippi."
Colonel Winslow having been brevetted Brigadier-General of Volunteers De
cember 12th, 1864, for gallantry in the fleld, was placed in command of the First
Brigade of the Fourth Division of this Cavalry Corps, his brigade being composed
of the Third Iowa, Fourth Iowa, and Tenth Missouri regiments.
He commanded this brigade, with a battery of artillery, in the expedition
against Selma, Montgomery, Columbus, and Macon, in the spring of 1865, and took
a very active part in that remarkable campaign, in wbich the rebels were signally
defeated in four set battles (two of them fought on their side behind strong fortifi
cations) as well as in all minor engagements. General Winslow's brigade was on
the left of the line which assaulted the formidable works at Selma when it was cap
tured. He was placed in command of the city by General Wilson the next morning,
and his brigade was the last to leave the city when the army marched upon Mont
gomery and Columbus. His brigade alone, under his immediate command, took the
city of Columbus in Georgia by assault. This extraordinary attack was made by
night, against heavy earthworks which had not been seen by the assailants, and
which were defended by a force larger than their own. Even the prisoners taken
in the heat of flghting numbered more than the men who made the charge. It was
the night of April 16th, 1865, ten days after the overthrow of Lee at Appomattox,
though neither that event nor the fall of Richmond were then known to General
Wilson's army.

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160 GEN, edwaed-francis' winslow. Appendix.
A large number of guns and a great quantity of ammunition and other army
and navy supplies of the rebels were captured and destroyed by the Union cavalry
in these battles and in the couutry between. It was estimated to amount to more
than a hundred million dollars.
Active hostilities were now at an end, but General Winslow's cavalry was kept
in service until August. He was posted at Atlanta and placed in command of that
military district. He held this place through the summer, and was mustered out of
service with his regiment on the 10th day of August.
In recognition of his merit and abiUty he was after the war appointed major in
the United States army, but declined the appointment. Thereupon General Sher
man offered him the position of colonel of one of the new regiments then being
formed by the War Department; but he preferred to remain in civil life.
General Winslow was hardly relieved from the orders of the War Department
when he renewed his efforts for building what is now known as the " Vandalia Rail
road." Having secured an amendment to the original charter of the company, he
entered into an agreement, as chief contractor, for the construction and equipment
of the road, and after fifty miles had been built (East St. Louis to Greenville), he
disposed of the contract and his interests to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and its associated companies, by which it was fully completed and is operated.
In the spring of 1870 he removed to Davenport, Iowa, but having undertaken
with General James-H. Wilson the construction of the St, Louis and Southeastern
Railway, from St. Louis to Evansville and Shawneetown, he took up his residence
in St. Louis. Among other roads built by him during the same time was the Cairo
aud Vincennes Railroad (156 miles), which he constructed, also in connection with
General Wilson, in the short space of nine months.
Having been appointed receiver of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Minne
sota Railway in July, 1874, he again went to the State of Iowa, and remained four
years at Cedar Rapids. The railroqd was re-organized largely through his efforts,
extensions were made, and the corporation became prosperous and successful as the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Northern Railway Company. He was vice-president
of the company and general manager of the railway until March, 1880.
He was also for several years president of the New York, Ontario and Western
Railway Company, and formed an association for the purpose of building the West
Shore Railroad. Calling to his assistance many able men, he accomplished this great
work in about three years, and under many disadvantages which, principally through
the efforts of himself and his friends, were, however, overcome, and the road finally
completed. In the month of October, 1879, he was offered the position of vice-president
and general manager of the Manhattan Elevated Railway in New York City, and
took charge of that property on the first day of November. He unified the system
of control and management of the separate lines of these elevated roads, but having
been elected president of the St. Louis and San Francisco RaUway Company, and
vice-president of the Atlantic and Paciflc Railroad Company, he resigned his con
nection with the Manhattan Company on the 31st day of March, 1880, He continues
to occupy the positions to which he was then elected by the other two companies.
General Winslow's business address, 1 888, is in the Mills Building, 1 5 Broad St. , N. Y.

Appendix. George-stephen' winslow. 101
GEORGE-STEPHEN', [11910] («. of Stephen' Winslow,) was educated in the
public schools of Augusta, and at an eariy age entered into active business in his
native city. His health was never good, and he was subject to nervous and prostrat
ing headaches, on account of which he was led to remove to the Western States m
1870. He settled in Mount Vernon, Jefferson County, Illinois, which place was his
home until his death.
Very soon after going West he entered into the railway business and acted as
assistant to the president of the St. Louis and Southeastern Railway Company, in
which capacity he aided in the construction of that railway. After its completion
he was appointed superintendent of the St. Louis Division of that road, and in that
position had control-of the two hundred miles north and west ol the Ohio River,
between St. Louis, Evansville, and Shawneetown.
At a later period he was appointed assistant general superintendent of the whole
system between St. Louis and Nashville, Tennessee. On account of his condition
and because of changes in the control of the Southeastern Railway, he resigned his
position, and spent much of his time in travel, hoping to permanently improve his
bealth. In 1877 and 1878 he acted as assistant to the vice-president of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids, and Northern Railway Company, aud while traveling upon one of its
trains was thrown from the locomotive, and falling with his head upon a cross-tie
was instantly killed, ace. to Mrs. Norcross on the 3d day of August, 1876, but by
other authority 1879, being then thirty-six or thirty-nine years of age, and in the
prime of life. He was a very just man, and was greatly beloved and respected. He
had a wonderful inventive faculty, was erainentiy practical in all raatters of busi
ness, and had a thorough appreciation and knowledge of practical and applied me
chanics. These qualities, together with his excellent executive ability, made him a
flne administrative officer, while his sterling integrity gave weight and value to his
character and obtained for him the favorable opinions of his associates, friends, and
employers in every position in which he was placed. His sudden and untimely end
was a great shock to his faraily and friends.
The widow of Mr. Winslow m. 2d, at Faribault, Minn., 11 Oct. 1882, Jared-W.
Daniels, M.D.
EDNA-LAURA', [11911] (dau. of Gem-ge- Stephen' Winshw,) m. at Faribault,
Mitn,, Charles-W. BLODGETT of Faribault.
EDWARD-FRANCIS', [11912*] (s. of George-Ste2)hen' Winshw by %d marriage,)
b. at Mount Vernon, IU,, 5 May, 1875,
MARY-ESTHER', [12289] (dau. of John' Church,) m. James-Jordan FINSON,
and res. 1872, Vanceboro, instead of Vassalboro, Me.
CATHARINE-ELIZABETH', [12458] (dau. of George' Winslow,) m. David-Oakes
CLARK. In Index No. I his number was given [2458] instead of [1-3458].

16^ BBOWN, BRIGHTMAN, PARKBB, EIDER, SPOONKR, TEMPLE. Appendix.
REUBEN-COLBURN', [1261:ij (.«. of Joseph-Wood' Winshw). In his record on
page 1003, second line from bottom, for 1884 read 1874, and on page 1004, flrst line,
for 1885 and 1886 read 1875 and 1876. P.O. add. formerly called Hudson, Jefferson
Co., Pa., was changed 1888 to Winslow, corresponding to the name of the railroad
station near the Winslow homestead. Res. 1888, Punxsuta/wney, Pa.
WILLIAM- WARREN', [12614] (s. of Beuben- Colburn' Winslow). In fourth Une
of flrst paragraph for 1877 read 1887, and omit from the third line in second para
graph the word "musical."
LUCY', [12786] (dau. of Lois' (Vahntine) Bro-wn,) m, George-E, BRIGHTMAN
of Pall River, Mass,
OSCAR-MADISON', [12967] (s. of Joanna-Buffington' ( Winshw) Farmer.)
Res. 1887, unmarried, Boston, Mass.
HENRY-ALDEN', [12983] (s. of Capt. GiUs- Howland' Winshw,) on third line
from bottom of page 1030 for Montana Mineral Mining and Lode Co. read Montona
Mineral Loade and Mining Co.
GEORGE-FREDERIC, M.D., [12984] (g. of Capt. Gihs-Howhnd' Winshw).
Por certain explanations requested, Surgeon Winslow writes: "There were no va
cancies in the regular navy at the time I passed my examination. My age was waived
by the secretary of the navy, and I was allowed to compete for position on the reg
ister, notwithstanding I was only two months over twenty years of age, and had
not then received my diploma," 1888, surgeon on U.S, steel crmser Atlanta.
Res. New Bedfm-d, Ma.-'S.
PATIENCE', [13177] (dau. of Asa' Winslmv and Hannah (Winslow), probably
dau. of Jonathan* Winslow,) b. 13 Nov. 1780; d. 9 Apr. 1840; m, John RIDER, b.
15 Jan. 1780; d. probably 9 Mar. 1816, Northampton, Mass.
Children, of whom only three lived and were married:
1. Emeline', m. ace. to Joseph-Warren Temple, Alvah Spooner.
Child :
Alvah'.
2. Adeline', m. Braman Sibley; m. 2d, Alonzo Temple.
Children:
Mai-y-N'., b. 24 Mar. 1817; d. s.p.
John-R'., b. 14 Sept. 1821; d, unmarried.
Braman-F'., b. 21 Apr. 1824; m,, but has no children.
By 2d marriage:
Francis-Marion", d. unmarried, 3 Aug. 1841.
WiUiam-Henry', d. unmarried, 8 Feb. 1858.
Joseph-Warren", m,, but, 1888, has no children.

sppenaix. nbwbll, geeen, beadfobd, goodwin, eedway, holman. 163
Edward-Everett', d. unmarried, 13 Feb. 1836.
3. Maey-Ann', m, Sylvester Newell,
Childreu :
Henrietta-S',, m. Martin Green.
Children:
Carol'me-E'., is deceased.
Edwin', deceased.
Nellie', Uving, and has children.
Hattie-D'., living, and has children,
Charles-S'., m. Margaret-M. (  ). He is deceased.
Children:
Edwin'.
Franklin*. Clinton'.
Henry-T'., m. EUza Gould.
Children:
NeUie'. Lillie'.

Maud'.
George-A',, m, Sarah Woolsey.
Children :
Hattie', is deceased.
Kiitie'.
Harriet-A'.. m., but has no children.
Adelia-F",, is deceased.
JANE-WEST', [1465] (dau. of PoUy' (Hathaway) McLaughlin,) m. John BRAD
FORD. Res, 1886, 'Winchester, Mass.
SARAH-LOUISA', [2859] (dau. of Reuben' Winshw,) m. 6eorge-Kittred<^e
GOODWIN Res. 1886, 23 Winthrop St., BoAury Statwn, Boston Highlands, Mass.
GEORGE-TUTTLE', [6798] (.¦;. of Louisa-Maria' (Beach) Lake).
Res, 1887, Waterbury, Ct.
FRANCES-JOSEPHINE', [7126] (dau. of Harriet-Newell' ( Winslow) -Pe&lie,) m.
Roscoe-Emerson REDWAY. Res. 1888, 1225 New York Ave., Washington, D.C.
CYNTHIA", [7388] (doAi. of Trn.' Window,) m. Marcus-Eliphalet' HOLMAN
Both are deceased.

161 walker, griffin, eddy. Appendix.
HENRY-STINSON", [7849] («, of WiUiam- Blackstone' Winslow). Res. 1887, ^Pittston, Me.
HATTIE', |"7856] (dau. of Albion- K. -Parris' Winshw). Res. 1887, Boston, Mass.
ELIZABETH-ANN', [8091] (dau. of Snow' Winahw,) m. George-Washington
WALKER. The compilers are indebted to Mrs. Walker for her interest and aid in
perfecting the records of her branch of the Winslow family.
ICHABOD', [8213] (s. of Ichabod' Wadsworth). Res. 1877, MarshfieU, Mass.
HANNAH-ANDERSON', [8355] (dau. of Peleg' Chandler). Her serial num
ber on page 133 of this appendix should read as here given.
EDWARD-ELSON', [8355] (a. of Hannah- Anderson' (Chandler) "Ropes).
lies. 1887, Volusia., FU.
MIRANDA', [8464] (dau. of Sohmon' Winshw,) m, Tristam-R, GRIFFIN, and
is deceased. Children, all born in Freeport, Me :
Cathabinb', b. 20 Jan. 1832; m. Albert' Lufkin [9967].
Eliza'. Ellen', m. Henry Cook of Portland, Me.
Maecia', m. C-H. Shaw; is deceased.
Child :
Leon'. Res, 1887, Pm-tland, Me.
Cobnelia', m, Robert Chaffin of Windham, Jle,, who is deceased.
Child :
Grace'.
Marietta'. MARY*, [2013] (dau. of Joseph* Winshw,) d. 7 Sept, 1784;- m. 16 Dec. 1733,
Constant' EDDY, b. 7 Sept. 1710, s. of Obadiah' and AbigaU (Devotion) of Swan
sea (Zachariah', Samuel", William'). He d. 16 Nov. 1784.
Children :
1. Devotion', [2014] b. 8 Sept. 1754; d. 9 June, 1813, at Partition, N.Y. ; m. Mary
Sherman, who d. se. 95. He owned privateers iu the Revolutionary War.
Children :
1. Gilbert', b. 23 Jan. 1761; m. Prudence Avery. He was captured on his
father's privateer and imprisoned for a year at Halifax, N.S. ; was at the
battles of Saratoga and Bennington ; was a general of division in 1812, in
New York State; was presidential elector. He d. in 1846.

Appendix. eddy, hand. 165
Children :
1. Bussell', b. 23 Apr., 1787, Pittstown, N.Y. ; d. 2 July 1871; m. in 1815,
Ruth- Ann- WeUs, of Berkshire Co., JIass., aud removed to Crown Point,
Ind. in 1835. Mrs. Eddy d. 1 Sept. 1859, and he m. 2d, Abby-M. -Kim
ball of Newark, N.J. He was a paymaster in the army of 1812.
His widow res. Newark, N.J.
Children:
1. Eliza^, m. a Bev. Mr. Townsend, and had one cliild.
2. Euth-Ann', m. D.-E.-Pettibone.
3. Russell-Avery^,
Juliet", m. Jacob Winfield of Washington, D,C,
2. Eliza', m. Jacob-P. Deforest; d. in Missouri.
3. Sibyl', m. Natlianiel Bansalt. Res. 1880, Troy, N. Y.
4. Tisdak'.
5. Mary'.
2. Tisdale", b. 1762; d. 1828, Pittstown, N.Y. ; m. EUzabeth Button.
Children :
1. Ira-B'., b. 1807, Pittstown, N.Y. Res, 1880, Chicago, 111.
2. Elizabeth', b. 1808; m, Elisha-S, Benton of Albany, N.Y.
3. Henry-T\, b. 1811; d. 1845: Res. Troy, N.Y.
4. Devotion-C, b. 1812, Pittstown, N.Y. ; m. Isabella Campbell of Sche
nectady, N.Y. Mr. Eddy graduated at Union CoUege, 1834. Lawyer.
Res, Chicago, III.
Children :
1. MaiT-B8., b. 1844, Chicago; m. Dr. H.-R. StOUt.
2. Isabellas, b. 1847; m. Prank C. Bishop. Res. SaUm, O.
8. Devotion-C., b. 1848; d. 18.3.
4, Clementine", b, 18S8.
6, Antoinette', b, 1868.
5. Mary Sherman', b. 1815, d. 1840; m. Samuel P, Hand of xVlbany.
Children :
1, Tisdale-Aaron», b, 1&38, Lawyer,
S. Samuel-Burton", b, 1810, d. 1860,
6. Jacob- FolletV, b, 1817, d. 1838; Chicago, IU.
7. Bath-Ann', m, Samuel-P. Hand,
Children :
1. Henry-F«. Res, 1879, Dixon, m.
2, Bayard-E". Bes, Chicago, III.
8. Sherman", b, 1765, State of Rhode Island; m. Abby Thurbur ; d. Pittstown,
N.Y. s,p,
4, EUzabeth", b, 16 Mar. 1767; d, 1868, Pittstown, N,Y. ; m, Thomas Williams
of Albany, N.Y. The one-hundredth anniversary of her birth was cele
brated by some two hundred of the Rhode Island Eddys at Pittstown, N, Y.
She witnessed the burning of New London in 1781, At the time of her
one-hundredth anniversary she enjojed perfect health, and her memoiy
was StiU good.

166 eddy, aveky, slade, thdrbkr, WILLIAMS, WATSON, FELLOWS. Appendix.
5. Robert", b. 1769; d. in Mo.; m. Rachel Avery.
Children :
1. Lucy'.
2. Sherman'.
3. Avery'.
4. Sabra'.
5. John'.
6. Ambrose'.
7. Hannah'.
6. John", b. 1772; d. Brunswick, Rensselaer Co., N.Y.
Children :
1. Luther'.
2. Mary'.
3. Ambrose'.
4, Betsey - Sherman' .
7. Russell", b. 1774; d. s.p.
8. Luther", b. 1776; d. Brunswick, N,Y. ; m.  WeUs of Williamstown,
Oswego Co., N.Y.
Child:
John'. Res, 1880, Brunswick, N. Y.
2. Silva', [2017] b. 27 Feb. 1836, and, ace. to Eddy Gen., m. 4 June, 1753, Jacob
Avery of Groton, and had eleven children.
3. Jemima", [2015] b. 13 Oct. 1737; m. 10 Apr. 175i,, "'Miansey Bee, John Slade,
and had, ace. to Eddy Genealogy, five children.
4. Abigail', [2016] b, 19 Nov. 1739; m, 26 Aug. 1762, Edward Thurbor.
5. Obadiah', [2018] m. Lois Palmer, who d. 2 June, 1770.
Children :
1. Lois', b, 18 May, 1770; m.  WiUiama.
2. Jonathan". Children:
1. Prudence'.
2. Sally'.
3. John'.
4. Henry'.
5. Eliza'.
6, LydieC.
6. Tisdale', [2019] b. 16 Jan, 1748.
Children :
1. Sebble", m.  Watson.
2. Hannah', m. William Fellows,
3. Avery".

Appendix. eddy, winslow, cook, obaiq, booth, smith, toland. 167
4. Nancy', m.  Haner.
6. Humphrey".
7. Elizabeth', [8825] m. Dr. Ebenezer Winslow, and had ten children. By 2d
marriage of Dr. Winslow there were four children, [p. 752.]
8. Maby', [2021] m, 8 Nov. 1777, Swansey Bee, John Cole; m. ace. to Eddy Gene
alogy, Cyrus Spicer; no date given.
9. Ruth", [2022] b, 11 July, 1759; ace. to Eddy Geneahgy,h. 11 July, 1765, and m.
Simeon Button.
ELLEN', [4058] (dau. of PoUy' (Paraona) Cook). Res. 1888, Hillsboro, Hill Co., Tex.
SARAH*, [4059] (dau. of Ellen' (Cook) Craig,) m. Charies-Thomas BOOTH, who
d. 27 Sept. 1886, HiUsboro, Tex.
ROYAL-OWEN", (a. of Sarah' (Craig) Booth,) was born at Hempstead, Wal
ler Co., Texas, 9 Jan. 1880.
GUY-EBEN", (a. of Sarah' (Craig) Booth,) was born Hillsboro, Texas, 12 Apr.
1882. SALLIE-IDA", (dau. of Sarah* (Craig) Booth,) b. at Hillsboro, 31 Mar. 1885.
WILLIAM-AUGUSTUS", [4061] (s. of EUen' (Cook) Craig,) m. 1st at Milford
EUis Co., Texas, Fannie-Wood Mason, b. 28 Sept. 1855, and d, 25 June, 1880. He
m. 2d, at HiUsboro, 18 Jan, 1883, Hattie-S. -Graves, dau of Luther-Calvin and Mar
tha- Ann-(Stevens, of Texas, and by 2d marriage has :
Children :
1. Minnib-Esta", b. 24 June, 1884.
2. Hattie- Veda", b. 27 Feb. 1887.
MARY-ANNA', [4062] (doM. of EUen' (Cook) Cr&ig,) m. 15 July, 1882, Ben
jamin-Franklin SMITH of Tennesee. He removed from Hillsboro to Bentonville,
Benton Co., Ark., Oct. 1886. Physician.
Child:
Benjamin-Fbanklin", b. Oct. 1887.
ISABELLA', [4063] (dau. of EUen* (Cook) Craig,) m, at ,Hillsboro, Texas, 15
Sept. 1886, WUliam- Alexander TOLAND, b. 4 Oct. 1854, Tishimingo Co. (near
luka). Miss. s. of Jacob-Wesley and Mary (Mathews). Mr. Toland removed to
Texas, 23 Apr. 1874. Bookkeeper. Res. 1888, HiUsboro, Hill Co., Texas.
Child:
William-Cbaig", b. 8 Nov. 1887.

108 CBAIG, COOK, HUGUET, WHITE, LEIGHTON. Appendix.
LUTHER', [4064] (s. of Ellen' (Cook) Craig,) m. at Peoria, HUl Co., Texas, 1
Nov. 1885, Lanna Howard, dau. uf James-G. and CaUie (Clement) of Peoria, former'.y
of Henry County, Tennesee. Farmer. Res. 1888, near HiUsboro, Texas.
Children :
1. Ellen-Callie'", b. 28 Oct. 1886.
-i. Son", b, 21 Apr. 1888.
JOHN-JAMES- AUGUSTUS', [4070] (s, of John- Webb' Cook,) is, 1888, employed
in the depot of the Cotton Belt Road, Hillsboro, Texas,
MARY- BELL', (dau. of Ada- Elizabeth (Kells) Huguet,) is deceased.
SNOW WINSLOW, ._!, Hannah (Ring). He was a sea captain and died of yel
low fever at Havana, Cuba. His widow afterwards married twice; one of her
husbands was a Mr. Gooding. Capt. Joseph Gooding, of Yarmouth, Me., in 1870,
was a son by that marriage.
Child :
Capt. Jacob, b. lo Jan, 1797, North Yarmouth, Me.; d. 5 Sept. 1844, Lubec,
Me.; m. Pembroke, Me,, 23 Apr. 1823, Elizabeth Clark, b. 16 Apr. 180:l,
Canaan, New Brunswick. His widow married E.-W. Rumery and some years
since was living No. 1 Gilbert's Lane, Portland, Me. Captain Jacob Winslow
was a sea captain. Res. Lubec, Washington Co., Me.
Children, all born in Lubec, Me. :
1. John-Merrill, b. 14 Oot, 1824. He followed the sea about eight years;
settled in New-Orleans, La,, where in 1871 he had lived near thirty years.
2, Capt. -Jacob-Snow, b. 19 Dec. 1827; master of a vessel about flfteen years.
Afterward settied in business at Portland, Me. Merchant. Res. 1871, Portland, Me.
3. Sarah-Elizabeth, b. 12 Jan. 1830, m, Capt. Samuel White of Portland, Me,,
who died at sea while on a passage from Savannah, Ga,, to Boston about
two years after marriage. She res, 1871, No. 1 Gilbert Lane, Portland, Me.
4. Henry-Clay, b. 18 July, 1832; died in infancy.
5. Hannah-Ring, b. 8 June, 1834; m. Dominicus-R. Leighton of Lubec. Have
res. Portland, Me,, Somerville, Mass,, and,
1871, No, 8 Henry St., Neiv Haven, Ct.
6. Capt-Henry-Clay, b. 18 Feb, 1885; m. Topsham, Sagadahoc Co., Me., 8
May, 1865, Rebecca-Drummond Howland, b. 10 Feb, 1834, Topsham, Me.
Captain Winslow commenced going to sea at the age of thirteen, and con
tinued to follow that occupation about ten years. He was second mate of
the bark called " Jt.iine Law'' of Lubec, Me., which was wrecked on the
Isle of Cuba durng a severe hurricane in Sept. 1837, Inconsequence X)f
disease contracted Liy exposure during that terrible storm his health was so
impaired that he was unable to follow his chosen occupation for nearly a
year, during which time he decided to abandon the sea and to settle in New

Appendix. dewey, nichols, andbos, 169
Orleans, where he remained until about a year before the close of the war,
when he was forced to leave the South or join the rebel army. He es
caped, but lost all his possessions. He resided in Topsham, Me., till 1870,
when he removed to Allegan, Mich. 1837, Batth Creek, Mich.
Child:
Herbert-Howland, b. 20 Oct. 1866, Topsham, Me.
7. Capt.-Eleazer-Ring, b,.l Oct. 1837. He was masterof the brig "Florence"
of Portland, and lost on Cape Lookout Shoal with all hands on board, 13
Deo. 1864.
8, Joseph-Gooding, b, 5 Feb, 1839; d. in infancy.
9, Sophronia, b. 10 June, 1840; m. Heniy-P. Dewey of Lubec, Me.
Res. 1871, Porthnd, Me.
10. Mary-Clark, b. 9 Jan. 1842; died in infancy.
EUNICE-WINSLOW', [2692] (dau. of Martha (Hathaway) Nichols,) m. Capt.
Benedict ANDROS, whose father, Rev. Thomas Andros of Berkley, Mass., was the
author of '1 he Old Jeisey Captive, in which he gives his own experience while im
prisoned by the British in 1781 in the "Old Jersey Prison Ship."
Rev. T. Andros was a volunteer on a privateer brig "The Fair American,"
which was captured Aug, 27, and the crew safely stowed away in the prison ship,
moored about three-fourths of a mile from New York, on the Long Island shore,
the nearest distance from land being about twenty rods. When he flrst entered
there were about four hundred prisoners, but in a short time they were increased to
twelve hundred. The most deadly diseases — dysentery, small pox, and yellow fever,
prevailed; the food was fllled with living vermin, which they must eat or starve;
the diseased and the healthy were crowded in together, andf at night left in utter
darkness. When aUowed to go on deck in the morning, he relates: "the flrst object
that met our -view was a most appalling spectacle — a boat loaded with dead bodies
conveying them to the Long Island shore, where they were slightly covered with
sand. I sometimes counted the number of times the shovel was fllled with sand to
coveradead body, andcertaini am that afew high tides or torrents of rain must have
disinterred them." He thought when he left the ship, " a more filthy, contagious,
and deadly abode never existed among a christianized people. It fell but little short
of the ' Black Hole ' at Calcutta. It is computed that not less than eleven thousand
American seamen perished in her." In his description of the ship he says, "I wish
it to be understood that what I have said of this horrid prison relates almost exclu
sively to the time I was on board. Nor would I heap the cruel horrors of this prison-
ship as a reproach upon tlie whole nation without exception, Itis, indeed, a blot
which a thousand ages cannot eradicate from the name of Britain; but no doubt
when the pious and humane among them came to know what had been done they
utterly reprobated such cruelty. The Beth el -flag had not yet waved over any ship,"
His almost miraculous escape from the ship, the many remarkable incidents
which occurred during his flight, or rather his perilous and painful wanderings and
exposures in attempting to reach the eastern end of Long Island, while actually suf
fering from yellow fever, and his final safe arrival at his home in Connecticut in
October of that year, are graphically related.

170 ALLEN, MOWER, BEALS, starbied. Appendix.
MIRA', [5187] (dau. of Sarah' '.Evans) Blake,) m. Benjamin ALLEN, who d.
7 July, 1884. Mr^. ''.lien d. in 1887.
CYNTHIA', [5195] (dau. of Mira' iBlalce) Alien,) m, Duane MOWER, b, Greene,
Me., 2 Nov. 1821. In 1854, Mr. M, engaged in trade at Prosperity, S.C, remaining
there till 1867, when he removed to Newberry, S,C., where he continued his mercan
tile business till his death, which occurred while journeying Nortn, at Goldsboro,
N, C, 2 July, 1872. Mrs. Mower has very successfully carried on the business left to
her care by his death, and, 1888, not only superintends her mercantile affairs butflnds
time and disposition for christian activity in various fields of usefulness and benevo
lence. Res. 1888, Newberry, S. C.
GEORGE-SEWALL', [5196] (a. of Cynthia* (AUen) Mower,) ^ as. b. in Greene,
Me., 20 Apr. 1852; m, 13 June, 1876, Fannie-Dunbar Jones, b. 2 Apr, 1852, New
berry, S.C, 2d dau. of Lambert-J. and Mary-Eliza (Joues) of N, Mr, Mower received
his early education from his mother and the schools of Prosperity and Newberry,
S.C, except one term in 1866, at Monmouth Academy in Jlaine. He entered Bow
doin CoUege, Brunswick, Me,, in 1869, grad, A.B, with distinction in 1873, and iu
1876 received from that College, the degree of A,M, After his graduation he
commenced the study of law in the office of Jones & Jones, at Newberry, and was
admitted to practice in the Circuit and Probate Courts of S,C,, in Mar. 1875, Dec.
14, 1877, he was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court (Appellate Court), and
on 5 Apr. 1878, to practice in the Circuit and District Courts of the United States for
the district of South Carolina. Since his admission to the bar he has been continu
ously engaged in his profession. He is a member of the Associate Reformed Pres
byterian Church, He has always been a Democrat in politics and is now one of
the nominees of that party (the equivalent of election) for the position of represen
tative of Newberry Co., in the general assembly of South CoroUna.
Children :
1. Maby-Hblbn", b. 6 Sept. 1877.
2. Fbank-Duane'", b. 17 Mar. 1880.
3. McHabdy", b. 2 Nov. 1882.
4. Myba", b. 28 Oct. 1885.
BENJAMIN-ALLEN', [5197] (g. of Cynthia' (Allen) Mower,) was b. at Prosper
ity, S.C, 8 June, 1858, and d. there 26 July, 1860.
CHARLES-HINCKLEY', (s. of Cynthia' Allen) Mower,) d. 11 Feb. 1870.
FANNY-EVANS', [5198] dau. of Myra' iBhke) Allen,) m. Lewis BEALS, M.D.
who d. 29 Apr. 1860.
LOIS-CHARLOTTE', [5201] (dau. of Fanny-Evans' (Allen) Beals,) m. 24 Jan.
1884. Elmer STARBIRD.

"8* i? H_a:c_Kni!vost.9-TiI-^-

George S.Mower.

Appendix. howb, DouGLAa, bobbins, Lincoln, williams, stanlby. 171
CYNTHL'^-ROSELLE', [5193] (dau. of Charlotte- Jackson' (Alhn) Howe,) m. J
Jan. 1871, O.-K. DOUGLAS.
Children :
1. Habby-E'°., b. 14 Dec. 1872; d. 11 Apr. 1881.
2. Myea-C"., b. 7 Aug. 1876.
3. Febd-E"., b. 2 June, 1882.
MABEL*, (dau. of Louisa- Ann' (Alhn) Robbins,) b. 9 July, 1874; d. 18 Aug.
1874. MILDRED', (dau. of Looisa- Ann* (Allen) 'Ro'bbins,) wash. 19 Oct. 1877.
EDWARD", [5963] (a. of Edward' Winslow), b, ace. to Rochester Rec. 13 Oct.
1761; (as given by his descendants, b. 13 Oct. 1760, Rochester, Mass,, and d. at
Middleboro, Mass,, 2 Jan, 1845, ss. 84 y. 2m, 20d.) He m. three times. The name
of his flrst wife has not been ascertained. He m. 2d, 13 Feb. 1814, Hannah, widow
of  Wood, who soon died; s.p.; m. 3d. Deborah Pope, b, 18 May, 1783, dau.
of Seth and (probably) Deborah (Poster) [1140] of Rochester, Mass. Mrs. W. d, 7
Dec. 1851, iB, 68y. 6ni. 20d. Mrs. WUliam- Wilder Sherman [6000], gr. daughter of
David" Winslow [596-3] says her gr. father settled in Wilmington, Vt., and that his
brother Edward settled in Whitingham, Vt. The traditions of the family are that
he removed from AVhitingham to Middleboro, bringing with him his children by the
1st marriage. He was an active member of the M.E. church in Middleboro. He
was buried in Jliddleboro.
Children :
1. Caleb', b. 31 Oct. 1787.
2. Abigail-Tinkee', b. 6 Sept. 1789, Douglas, Mass. ; d. 20 Apr. 1875; m. in Middle
boro, JIass,, 16 Dec. 1813, Tisdale LINCOLN, who d. 14 Apr. 1858.
Children :
Levi-Edward', b. 4 June, 1815; d. in 1861, at Lowell, Mass.; m. Louisa
Pierce, who d. in 1849, leaving three children. He m. 2d, Elizabeth Water-
house of Barrington, N. H., who is deceased. Mr. Lincoln grad. at college
(name not given). In 1843, he lectured and published a book on Millerism
entitled "Disquisitions on the Prophecies of Daniel." He invented a steam
guage which was used to some extent. Pharmacist. Res. Lowell, Masa.
Children:
Abby-Louise*, prob. m.  Williams, and died s.p.
Dau'., m. D.-C. Stanley of LoweU.
Children:
Calrow-Llncoln^", m,  .
Mary-Louise*". Carrie- Aupu sta'".
Cora-Etta»».Emma"

172 GRAY, DUBGIN, L1TTLB,FIELD, HUTCHINS. Appendix.
DaM'. , d. in infancy.
By 2d marriage :
Dau'., m.  Gray. Res, Dover, N.H.
Dau'., m. *  Durgin. Res. Dover, N.H.
Dau'., m.  Littlefield. Res. Boston.
Levi-Tisdah'. Res. Barrington, N.H.
Tisdale- FrankUn' b. 6 June, 1818; d. 5 May, 1821.
Abigail- Winslow', b. 10 Oct. 1819; m. Edward Hutchins who was a sharp
shooter and died iu the Union Army. Mrs. Hutchins d. 14 Mar. 1885.
Res. probably, Dedham, Mass.
Children:
Fred. -Lincoln'. Telegraph operator. Res. Worcester, Mass.
Frank-L'.
3. Polly', b. 25 Jlay, 1792.
4. Edward', b. 19 Nov. 1795; d. Sept, 1859; m.  Pierce.
The following is copied from a book of "Obituary notices of eminent per
sons of Lowell who died there " :
"Edward Winslow, Harvard, JIass,, Sept. 23, aged 62. Mr, W. was
born at Middleboro, Mass. He acquired, early in life, a practical knowledge
of machinery, in that town, and was for many years connectd with the cotton
manufactory established there. He afterwards moved to Dedham, and entered
with zeal upon an invention which has conferred incalculable benefit upon our
woolen manufactories. This was a 'condenser,' a machine which was at once
adopted in all the mills in the country, and so perfect did he do his work,
that it StiU continues to be used. Like many other really valuable inventions^
however, it was seized upon at the time by the woolen manufacturers, and
appropriated to their use without any acknowledgment to the man who orig
inated and perfected it, so that he lost the pecuniary benefit which rightly
belonged to him. In after years a sense of justice compelled many of the
manufacturers to acknowledge his claims, and they made him a small compen
sation, "This was one of those cases where the benefits are counted by millions,
and the reward by tens and hundreds. But Mr. Winslow had acquired a cele
brity, and was called to Nashua, N. H., where he took charge of the machine
shop of the Indian Head Corporation, and aided in planning an extensive
woolen mill. The crisis of 1828, was too severe a trial for the Indian Head
Company, and the manufacture of woolens at Nashua ceased. The next year
Mr. Winslow went to Lowell, where his reputation had preceded him, and
when the Lawrences came into possession of the Hurd Mills, now known as the
Middlesex, he took charge of the machinery, both in building and running it.
" In his intercourse with men he was retiring and unobtrusive, almost to a
fault, but to his many acquaintances he was social and warm-hearted. He had
t a strong religious and holy hope, and, through life, bore the character of an
honest upright man. ' An honest man is the noblest work of God.' "
The foUowing is from " History of the Cook Family": "The experience
of Mr. Cook, the inventive genius of Mr, Wm. Compton, and the practical me-

Appendix. cushman, coecoban oe cockran, pieece. 173
chanics of Jlr. Edward Winslow, the master machinist of the Middlesex shop,
united in developing the germ of what is now known (1838) everywhere as the
' Compton Loom. '"
Children :
Edward -Alexander", d. in Dracut Mass., Nov. 1887, fe, 69. He was a ma.s-
ter mechanic.
Charity", m. Joseph-M. Fowler. She d. in Lowell between 1865 and 1870.
s.p.
George L'., m. Lowella-Morse of Lowell. He is owner and captain of a
steamboat on the Jlississippi River. Res. 1888, LaOrosse, Wis.
Children;
Edward', who is a pilot on his father's steamboat. There are two other
sons and two daughters whose names have not been furnished and a
grandson Edward" Winslow.
EUen-M',, m.  Hilliard, Res. 1888, 173 Broadway Square, Chelsea, Mass.
Children :
Albert'. Ejihraim'.
5. JIary-T'., b, 16 Jan, 1798; d. Mar. 1861; m. Edward Cushman; perhaps m.
2d,  Corcoran or Cockran and "removed west.''
Child:
Edward', m. Harriet" Pierce, dau. of George and Rebecca-EUace" (Winslow),
0, Rebbcoa-Ellace', (prob. Ellis — see Benjamin' Winslow [6182] s. of Edward*),
b, 17 Nov. 1801 ; m. George Pierce, She d. Sept. 1843. Res. Lowell, Mass.
Children:
Louisa", d, 1849; m. Levi-E'. Lincoln, s, of Tisdale and Abigail' (Winslow),
Harriet', m. Edward' Cushman, s. of Edward and Mary-T'. (Winslow).
Res. Fairfleld, Mich. .
Children:
Dau'., m. Norton Hall, and recently deceased. She was an only daugh
ter. Mrs, Cushman has also sons and grandchildren but names have not
been given.
Abiah'.WUliam'.Franklin".
Rebecca-Ellen', m. Charles Ball. Mechanic.
Res. 33 Qth St., Centralville, Lowell, Mass.
Children :
Hehn- Augusta', va.  Albert-E. Thurston, who d. about 1880.
Res. Lowell, Ma,ia.
Child:
Albert-El"., b, about 1880.
NeUie- Carrol', d. in infancy.

174 HATHAWAY, Appendix.
By 3d marriage:
7, Sbbbana-Lincoln', b. 1 Jan. 1822, Middleboro, Mass. ; d. there 2 Apr. 1864; m.
at Middleboro, 24 May, 1843, Simeon Hathaway of Freetown, JIass,, b. 7
Sept, 1817, s. of Israel and Cynthia, dau. of Simeon (Chace) of Berkley, Mass,
Children born in Middleboro, Mass:
1. Edward-S". b. 27 Dec. 1846; m. at Middleboro, 11 Sept. 1872, Ivanette
Wood, b. 30 Jan. 1852, M,, dau. of Hon, Joseph-T, and EUen (Taylor),
Dentist. Res. 1888, Middleboro, Mass.
Children born in Jliddleboro, Mass. :
1, Miriam', b. 30 Dec. 1875.
2. Joseph- Wood', b. 5 May 1885.
2. Harvey-Shaw', b. 27 July, 1851; d. 10 Apr. 1854, Middleboro, Mass.
3, Clarence-Lincoln", b. 24 Feb. 1856; m. M,, Susan-V. Standish, b. M. 4 Feb.
1861, dau. of Simeon-R. and Hannah (Brown).
Children born in Middleboro:
1, Cilista-Florenee', b. 4 July, 1879.
2, Ethel- Sebrana', b. 26 July, 1880; d. at Middleboro, 18 Aug. 1883.
3, Archibald- Edward', b. 14 Dec. 1881; d. 28 Aug. 1882.
4. George-Lincoln', b. 30 Jan. 1887.
8. Catharinb-0'., b. 7, Apr. 1828, Middleboro; d, there, 15 Feb. 1832.
SYLVIA-CHURCH', [1489] (dau. of Judith (Winsm-) Hathaway.) Her serial
number on page 54 Vol. I, was incorrectly printed [1487].
MIRIAM', [3857] (dau. of Phebe' (Parsons) Holton,) On page 353, 8th line from
bottom, her serial number is incorrectly given [3817].
PERIT', [6884] (s. of Harriet-Lathrop' ( Winshw) Dulles. The name of his
¦wife should read Prevost.
CHARLES', [6894] (s. of Miron' Winslow.) Res, 1888, Guerrero, Texas.
SEABURY', [8449] (s. of Gilbert* Winshw.) His gr. son Rev. George-Gilbert
and gr. gr. son George- Wesley, res. 1888, Milltown Caais, Me.
*  Winslow, resided at Ware, JIass,, and died there when liis son John was
quite young. His widow, whose surname was Marsh, continued to reside with her
eldest son Elijah, and daughter Rhoda, on the homestead in Wai-e, Mass.
Their children, so far as known, were:
Elijah, who never married.
Wealthy, married and died not many years after, of consumption.

?This family is here given, as was that of Snow Winslow, p, 168, hoping the Insertion may
attract the notice of some relati-,-e now unknown, who will be able to verity their traditions, etc.,
and settle their connection with the descendants of Kenelm' Winslow.

Appendix. CLELANt), ArSTiN, PEEVOST, T.OVlNfl. 175
Rhoda, living unmarried in 1828, at Ware.
Db. Thomas, b. 19 Nov. 1780; d. 25 Nov. 1849, at Chelsea, Vt. ; m. 13 May,
1805, Harriet-Dana, b. 25 Aug. 1783, dau. of Rev, Josiah aud Mercy (Bridgham)
of Barre, Mass. [DanM Gen. p. 14], and sister of Judge Dana of Chelsea, Vt.
Physician. Res. Chelsea, Vt.
Children :
Nathaniel-Dana, b. 15 Dec. 1808; d. 20 Feb. 1874, New York; m. Sophia
Fitts ; m. 2d, Lephia Partch ; received a collegiate education ; was editor
and proprietor of the Burlington Sentinel, and connected with the P.O.
Department at Burlington, Vt. ; afterward in New Yo^k City was one of the
editors of the Evening Post, and held positions in the Custom House and
other public offices. Res. New York City.
Children by 1st marriage:
1. Edward.
2. Josiah- Thomas, who m. and has a dau. Katie. Res. 1888, Hagerstown, Ind.
3. Isaliella- Sophia, a teacher in New York.
Lucy-Chandler. Habeibt-Dana,
Benjamin-Rush, "4th son," b. 20 July, 1814; d. Jlar. 1875.
Children :
1. Harriet-Dana, m.  Cleland and 1888, res. Maiden, Mass.
2. George.
3. Rush.
4. Fanny, youngest child, b. in Maiden, about 1860; m. A.-S. Austin.
Res. 1888, Birmingham, Ah.
Children :
1. Dana.
2.  .
John, b. 1 June, 1789; d. 8 Mar. 1828; ra. Groton, N.Y., 80 Jan. 1814, Mr.ry-Van-
Deusen, b. 28 Jan, 1794, dau. of John and Rachel (Belden) of Perry Centre,
N.Y. He served in the war of 1812; was stationed at Fort George, and was at
the battle of Queenstown, Canada. He removed from Ware; settled in Groton,
N.Y. This was his permanent home. Res. Groton, N. Y.
Children, all born in Groton:
1. Harriet-Dana, b. 26 Nov. 1814; d, 11 Apr. 1815.
2. EmeUne-Lucinda, b. 21 Dec. 1815; m, Bloomington, III., 2 Jan. 1838.
Francis-Marion Prevost, b. Dayton, O., 30 Jan. 1813; d. 6 June, 1844,
Bloomington, 111. He served in the Black Hawk war. Dry goods merchant.
She m, 2d, 7 Apr. 1847, John-Milton Loving, b. 30 June, 1825, Owen Co,,
Ind., s. of James Taylor and Priscilla (Hart). Farmer. Res. Bhomington, III.
Children born in Bloomington:
1. Henry- Chy, b. 1 Feb. 1839; m. 4 Feb. 1862, B., Anna-BUzabeth Max-

17d MAESH, iucE, MONEit. Appendiii.
well, b. 14 Nov. 1844; dau. of James- W. and Pamelia (Owen) of War
ren Co., Ky. Book merchant. Res. Bhomington, III.
ChUd :
Gracie-Carrie, b. 29 Dec. 1863, B.
2. Caroline, b. 9. Nov. 1840; d. 10 Aug. 1841.
8. William-AUen, b. 13 Mar. 1843; d, 20 Mar. 1847.
4. Marie-Emma, b. 16 Sept. 1852.
3. Clarinda-CaroUne, b. 21 Dec. 1815; m. 3 Nov. 1833, Walker Marsh, b. 4
Nov. 1810, Rockingham, Vt., s. of Samuel and Sophy (Byington).
Res, 1875, Bhomington, III.
Children born in Dryden, N.Y. :
1. Mary, b. 30 Mar. 1835; 1870, teacher of music in Normal School, Cort
land, N.Y.
2. Emdine, b. 10 Jan. 1837. Teacher 1870.
3. Sophia, b. 12 Jan. 1839. Music teacher.
4. George, b. 3 Nov. 1841; m. Darien, Wis., May, 1865, Betsey Dodge.
Station Agent. Res. AUon, III.
Children :
1. Philip, b. Apr. 1866, Spriugfleld, Wis.
2, Horatio-Winslow, b. 1869, Wilmington, 111,
6. Frank-P., b. 7 Jan. 1844; m. Williamsburg, N.Y., 25 Sept. 1867, Mary-
Lemon, dau. of Maurice. 1870, ticket agent and telegrapher at N.Y.
Hotel. New York City.
4. Wealthy-Maria, b. 11 Jan. 1818; m. Groton, N.Y,, 9 Aug. 1885, Harvey-
Norton Buck, of G. Blacksmith. Notary Public. Res. 1875, Groton, N.Y.
Children born in Groton:'
1. Jane- Augusta, b. 18 Sept. 1836; m. G., 2 Apr. 1857, Eugene McNeil, b.
23 Oct. 1833, Owego, N.Y.
Children:
Charles-Buck, b. 16 IHay, 1862, Lincoln, Minn.
Vanesie, b, 1 Deo, 1864, Lisle, N.Y.
2. Horatio- Winshw, b. 29 Apr. 1841 ; m, 23 Aug. 1865, Maria-Louisa Pack
ard, b. New Bedford, 13 Aug. 1846, dau. of Charles-Forbes and Martha
(  ). He enUsted in the Union Army at Brooklyn, N.Y, 24 June,
1861 ; belonged to the 67th Regt, ; was in the battles under Gen. Jlc
Clellan. Reenlisted 26 Dec. 1863, and was in the fore part of Gen.
Grant's campaign ; was wounded in the Battle of the Wilderness, and
taken to Finlay HospitaL In July, 1864, rejoined his regiment but on
third day's march was sunstruck ; was mustered out with his regiment
7 July, 1865. 1875, res. Groton, N. Y.
8. Charhs-Warren, b. 19 Aug. 1857; d. 27 Mar. 1862.
5. Horatio-Gates, b. 8 Apr. 1820; m. Kings Ferry, Cayuga Co., N.Y., 21 Oct.

Appendix. latheop. Hatch, bEals, sumner, howard. 177
1846, Emily Bradley, b. 1 July, 1823, Genoa, N.Y., dau, of Jliles and
Chloe (Allen) of G. He grad. A.B., at Union CoU. 1843.
Res. 1873, and 1888, Bacine, Wis.
Children :
1. Mary-Eliza, b. 2 Sept. 1847, Mt. Morris, N.Y. ; m. 22 Oct. 1872, Austin-
Hubbell Latbrop. She was a music teacher, s.p.
Res. 1873, Vermillion, Dakota.
2. John-Bradley, b. 4 Oct. 1851, Nunda, N.Y. ; grad. A.B,, Racine Coll,, 12
July, 1871.
6. John, b. 21 Mar. 1822; d. 23 June. 1828.
7. Thomas, b. 1 May, 1824; d, 23 Jan. 1828.
8. Rhoda- Ann, b. 3 June, 1826; d. 23 Jan. 1828.
REV. GEORGE-GILBERT', (s. of .Iohn- Gilbert' Winslow,) was b. in Casco, Me.,
3 June, 1834; m. 6 June, 1861, Jlary-Alice Swett of Orrington, Me. He was con
verted at Lowell, JIass,, in 1849; was educated in the Jlaine Wesleyan Seminary,
Kent's Hill, Me, ; joined the East Maine Conference of the JLE. Church, June, 185'5
and, 1888, is still engaged in ministerial work. Res, Milltown, Calais, Me.
Children :
1. Geobge-Wesley', b. 29 May, 1862, Rockport, JIass. ; graduated June, 1883, and
has since been engaged in teaching in Conn, and Mass, 1888, is Principal of
the South Grammar School at Hingham, Mass.
2. Bela-Heney', b. 11 Dec. 1868, Woolwich, Me. ; has taught school several terms,
but has chosen for his jjermanent occupation the practice of medicine, and ex
pects soon (1888) to enter the Medical School at Brunswick, Me.
GEORGE-SEWALL', [5196] (s. of Cynthia' (Allen) Mower.) Later reports than
given on page 170, state he is a member of the general assembly of South Carolina
and serving on the committees on Judiciary and on Federal Relations.
ELIZABETH', [8601] (dau. of Joanna' (Winslow) Hatch,) b. 28 Nov. 1787; d.
North Bridgewater, JIass. 27 Dec. 1877; m. by Rev. Martin Paris, at Jlarshfleld
JIass., 12 Apr. 18-37, to Dea. Jeremiah BEALS, Ji-,, b. North Bridgewater, JIass.,
30 Sept. 1786, s, of Jeremiah and Jlary (French) of N,'?. He d. 18 Jlar. 1872, N.B.
Both are buried at Nortli Bridgewater, now Brockton, JIass. Farmer. Captain of
Light Horse Co. [Dea. Beals, m. 1st, Sybil Ames and ba.d Bachd-B., b. 22 Dec.
1808; Seba-Ames, b. 22 Sept. 1812; and Sarah-B., b. 18 July, 1816.]
Res. North Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Mass.
Children born in North Bridgewater :
1. JoANNA-WiNSLOW', b. 11 May, 1829; m. 15 Dec. 1851, Ebenezer Sumner of
Stoughton, Mass., who d. there in 1882. s.p.
2. Maey-Elizabeth', b. 26 Feb. 1833; m. N.B,, 1 May, 1850, N.-Capen Howard.
Res. Winslow House, 1169 Main St., Campelh, Maaa.

178 REYNOLDS, SHIELDS, PENELOPE WIN.9L0W. Appendix.
Children :
1. Adelia-EUzabeth', b. 20 May, 1851; m. 3 Feb, 1875, Casander-L. Reynolds
of Brockton, Mass.
Children :
1. Edith-Landon', b. 10 Oct. 1875; d. 24 July, 1885.
2. Leverna- Augusta', b. 14 Aug. 1877.
3. Mattie- Winslow', b, 15 May, 1883; d, 19 Aug. 1885.
2. Jeremiah-Beals', b. 6. Oct. 1854; ra. 10 Jlay, 1870, Inez-A. Snell of Brockton.
Children :
1. Channing-SndP, h. 16 Dec. 1876.
2. Courtney-Beals', b. 15 Apr. 1880.
3. Alhn- Winshw", b. 31 July, 1886.
3. Anna- Winslow', b. 16 Apr. 1858; m. 6 Dec. 188S, j!imes-T. Shields of
North Carolina.
4. Ella-Capen', b. 18 Jan. 1865; d. 22 Jan. 1886.
5. Lester-Sumner', b. 9 July, 1870; unmarried.
6. Frederick-Leroy", b. 5 Aug. 1873 ; unmarried.

The following brief sketch of Jlrs. Penelope (Pelham) Winslow, and the accom
panying portrait, taken from a leaf of an old volume was presented by an antiquarian
friend to John Winslow, of Brooklyn, who kindly loaned it for reproduction here.
All descendants of Edward^ Winslow of Droitwich, Eng. will welcome its in
sertion in this volume, especially as the one to which it more appropriately belongs
may fail of publication. The same may be said iu regard to the insertion of the
portrait of Gov. Levi Lincoln at page 171, where records of his relatives appear.
"One of the most mortifying refiections, in connection with New England history,
is the fact, that so little is known of the lives and characters of the mothers and wives
of those eminent men who founded our institutions, and framed and administered
our early laws. Unhappy mistake, which supposes that the history of a n.ation is
complete when its public acts are recorded, and the biographies of its eminent men
are written. The influence of woman on the character .and growth of a nation is uni
versally confessed. How would the present race, sons of the Pilgrims, love to be
able to look into the record of those' HOJIES where such Anaks were born, and
study the quiet virtues of the br.ave dames which bear, and the gentle sisters who
held their magic thrall over, those sturdy sons aud brothers!
"The men that knelt on the deck of that emigrant ship at Delft Haven, when the
godly and gifted Robinson ' lifted up his voice and wept ' his prayer for a prosper
ous voyage to the bleak shores of New England, held uo more in their strong hearts
the destinies of the new world, than those gentler ones who bowed in holy trust and
wondrous fortitude by their side. And yet the record of their bosoms and their lives
is lost, and scarce a trace can now be discovered. And of them all not a portrait is
to be found, whereby we might refresh our im.'iginings of their persons or their
virtues.

MRS. PENELOPE (PELHAM) WINSLOW,

Appendix. penelopi; wixsi.ow. 179
"The portrait of the wife of Governor Josiah Winslow (and of wliich we have
been kindly permitted to take the above copy) is the only one that can be found, as
far as we can learn, of any woman prior to 1650-60. It represents the subject of this
sketch as young and comely, and ' dressed with grace and great becomingness, '
JIks. Penelope Winslow was the daughter of Herbert Pelham, Esq, , an Eng
lish gentleman of considerable distinction. He was among the first to feel and ex
press an interest in the affairs of the new and struggling colony at Plymouth, and
contributed liberally towards its support. He never made New England his home,
barely visiting- it in 1637. His daughter, it appears, enthralled by the handsome
and fascinating sou of the elder Winslow, did not scruple to forego the refinements
of her English home for the more republican one of the gallant captain, to whom
she gave her hand. The date of the marriage we have been unable to ascertain, but
it is supposed to be iu 1657.
"Jlrs. Winslow is represented as a woman of exceeding beauty, and extremely
fascinating in her manners. She was very accomplished for the age in which she
lived, and presided at her husband's board with great dignity and urbanity. When
we take into consideration that her husband acquired the distinction of being the
handsomest and most polite man of New England, we can- readily conceive how
recherche must have been those weekly reunions in the drawing rooms of Careswell,
where the beauty, and wit, and talent of the colony were assembled^nd where taste
and money were lavished to make them brilliant and delightful.
"Jlrs. Winslow bore her husband four children, — two sons and two daughters,
— and survived him twenty-three years. She died at 'Careswell,' Marshfleld,
December 7, 1703, in the seventy-fourth year of her age."

INDEXES

TO VOLUMES I. AND fL OF THE

K

ENELM

w

INSLOW

M

EMORIAL.

Part First, Those bearing the Winslow patronymic.
Part Second, Persons of other names found in the two volumes.
Part Third, Additional index of those bearing the Winslow patronymic,
in Vol. II. and in the appendix.
Part Fourth, Persons of otiier names in Vol. II. and in the appendix.

INDEX No. I.
The Christian or given names of the descendants of the immigrant ancestors in the male line.
including ail who bear the patronymic.
^^Ch. signifies Chart; p., page; Figures alone refer to serial, consecutive, or reference numbers.

Aaron', 10136, 11722,
Aaron', 11726. A,
Aaron-Martin', 9396.
Abbie-Jane", 13057,
Abby-Calkins', 9797.
Abby-Howland', 12989.
Abby-Jones', 4904.
Abby-Maria-Frauces», 467 1 .
Abiah*, 1388, ch. X,
Abiel- WiUiams', 9226.
Abigail, 8468.
Abigail', 309, 1844, 1746,
ch. XI, ch. 11 1-2.
Abigail', 1186, 1595, 2382;
2769, 8693.
Abigail', 5969, 6304, 7401,
8223, 9248, 10278, 120B7.
Abigail', 4367, 5554, 7857,
11587.
Abigail-A'., 11891.
Abigail-Noble', 5988,
Abigail-Sophia', 12504,
Abigail-Stuart', 11821.
Abner*, 2435.
Abner', 9372, 13370.
Abner', 9287,
Abner-Knowles', 12082.
Abraham', 3878.
Abraham', 2882.
Abram', 10673.
Achsah', 12963. .
Ada-Anogene", 5474.
Ada-Louisa', 90V4.
Addie-May', 4490.
Adelaide-Dora', 10634.
Adelia', 6962, p. 600.

AdeUa-West', 12592.
Adeline', 8«83.
Adeline-Boone', 13531.
AdeUne-Estelle', 6631.
Adeline- Frances', 7605.
Adolphus', 5468.
Adoniram, 8468.
Adoniram-Judson, 8468.
Adrianna', 8431,
Agatha', 1374.
Agnes, ch. VI.
Albert', 7345, 12068.
Albert', 4785, 5471, 8930,
9173.
Albert", 3911, 9178.
Albei-t-EU', 11840.
Albert-Fuller', 5473.
Albert-Gerry', 10633,
Albert-Heni-y',7346, 1207G,
Albert-Henry', 6603.
Albert-Norton", 10153.
Albert-P',. 10651,
Alberta-King', 11244.
All)ion-King°, 11340.
Albion-K. -Paris', 8437.
Albion-K,-P'., 7854.
Alda-Stella', 813.5,
Alden-Spooneri, 8933.
Alfred", 10551.
Alfred-B'., 11313, 11599.
Alfred-Boody', 10606.
Alfi-ed-Nickerson', 3371.
Alfred-Richardson', 8436.
Alfred-Richardson', 8433.
AUce', 8943.
Alice', 2899.

Alice-Augusta', 8427.
Alice-Dodge', 2846,
Alice-L'., 9095.
Alice-Lyman', 5319.
Alice-Maria', 5883.
Alice- Jlay', 7841.
Alice-Stella", 8118.
Alice- Victoria', 4493.
Alien", 8459, 13015.
Alma-Kingsley", 9047,
Almeda", 8130.
Almerin-Henry', 0193,
6354, ch. XXIL
Almira", 6840, 8685, p, 600.
Almira', 5601, 6610.
Almon-Mack', 9803,
Alonzo-Blodgett', 5657.
Alonzo-Douglass", 6618.
Alonzo-Jlartin", 5662.
Alpheus', 7950.
Alson-Levan', 12568.
Alvah', 8396.
Alvah', 7823.
Amanda-Fitzallen', 13544,
Amasa", 5511.
Amasa-Chandler', 5576,
Ambrose-Barnaby', 5005,
Ambrose-Barnaby', 5007.
Ambrose-Fuller', 5646.
AmeUa', 13070.
Amelia-Florella', 6630,
Amelia', 9175.
Amos', 8523, 11524.
Amos', 11585.
Amos-Huram', 8527.
Amos-Kendair, 8538.

Titdeln.

Amyi-Caroline", 11850.
Andrew', 333.
Andrew', 12968.
Andrew", 12972.
Andrew', 2056, 11562,
11703.
Andrew-Cushman', 11570,
Andrew-Dillon', 9679.
Andrew-Ford', 12957.
Andrew-.Iackson', 4930,
Andrew-Leighton', 11586,
Andrew-Robinson', 12978.
Angie-T"., 7870.
Ann". 258.
Ann' 73.
Ann", 12080.
Ann', 13041, 13374.
Ann-B»., 9652.
Ann-Eliza', 9284.
Ann-Eliza', 4496, 13517.
Ann-Hall', 11589.
Ann-Maria", 5531.
Anna'. 5955, 12689.
Anna", 7533, 9530, 10019,
11708.
Anna', 6944, p. 600.
Anna', 3160.
Anna-Chace", 9330.
Anna-EUzabeth'. 9237.
Anna-Goss'. 6593.
Anna-Isabella", 4696.
Anna-Lea", 11889.
Ann-Lemon". 13-353.
Anna-Louise", 9750.
Anna-Jlav", 9444.
Annie", 13305,
Annie-Baldwin', 13333.
Annie-Clark", 10058.
Annie-Cora', 8443,
Annie-Crosby", 10154.
Annie-Elizabeth", .5490,
Annie-Gardner". 9748.
Annie-Lizzie', 10147.
Annie-Lydia", 8813,
Annie-Maria", 79.58, 12633,
Annie-Maria", 13206.
Annie-Spiers- Winslow y
Trevino", 6895,
Ansel', 935, 6193, ch XXII,
Ansel', 6218, ch, XXIL
Anson-Jordan", 10530,
Austrus-Little', 13569.
Anthony'. 1601,
Anthony-True", 10532.
Araunah-Otis', 6277.
Archie-Baker", 5896,
Arietta', 13023.
Arrivesta-Victorina', 11572.

Arthur-Francis", 8977.
Arthur-Sewall', 8447.
Asa', 803,
Asa', 4487.
Asa, 13176,
Asa-P-C, 8468.
Asa-Tyler', 4484.
Asa-Weller', 8098.
Asaph-WilUs', 9486.
Asenath", 6183, ch. XXII,
Asenath', 6279.
Augusta", 6094.
Augustus-Benjamin', 6',!.53,
ch, XXH.
Augustus-Gaskiir, 13633.
Augustus-Svdenham', 9749.
Aurelia", 4:i.si
Austin-C"., l-.;.5i!)8,
Averi ck- Allen-Parker' ,
11575.
.Vvery", 4647,
Avery", 4660.
Avery', 4665.
Avery", 4667.
Avis", 13923,
Avis-Swain', 13910.
Barnabas*, 1587, 3370,
Barnabas', 8371, 13941,
Barnabas', 8425,
Barnaby', 1, 4992.
Bartlett-AUen', 13383.
Bai-tlett-Bray", 3233.
Batlisheba*, 343.
Bathsheba', 5513.
Bathsheba- Hathaway',
4661,
Becca", 5900,
Benedict- A',, 13379.
Benjamin, 8468,
Benjamin*, 3046, 2409,
Benjamin", 9;J5, 1593, 2:i!)5,
4722, 6183, (i193, 11698,
13219, ch, XXII,
Benjamin", 327, 4728,9583,
11609, 11749, 13353,
13331.
lienjamin', 3238, 9621,
11932, 11947, 11969.
Benjamin-F"., 9655,
Benjamin-Franklin', 4090,
5484, 8789,
Benjamin-Rush", 13533.
Benjamin-Terry', 4926,
Bernard-Barton", 11975.
Bertha', 7827.
Bertha-H"., 7842.

Bessie-E-M'., 12591.
Bethia*, 51, ch. VIII.
Bethia', 679, 1379.
Bethia', 9200.
Bethiah*, ch. 11 1-2, ch.
XXII.
Bethiah', 926, 1185, 1203,
6803, 7230, 7269, ch,
XXII, p. 600.
Bethiah', 6303, 7373, 8138,
Betsey', 12645.
Bet.sey', 8837, 9766, 13740,
12749, 13006, 13120.
Betsey-Aurelia", 7043,
Betsey', 6060, 6267, 9779,
Betsey", .5418.
Betsey-P",, 6176,
Betsey-Paine', 12876.
Betsey-Pain e', 8842.
Betsey-Snow', 2816.
Betty", 8839.
Beulah", 13483,
Beulah-E",, 12464g,
Brackett-Marston', 11725.
Bradford', 18377.
Bradford-D'., 7852,
Brad ford-WiUiams', 13388
Bradley', 5390,
Bradley", 5410.
Burton-Zorades", 7968,
Byron", 13522,
Caleb-Smith', 12452.
Calvin', 1208.
Calvin", 5642.
Calvin", .5655.
Cad, ch. VII.
Carl-Frederic, ch. VII.
Carlos', 6894.
Caroline", 13298.
CaroUne', 3284, 10693.
Caroline", 3381.
Caroline-Anna", 5075.
Caroline-B., 8849.
Caroline-Barrett', 13461,
12615.
Caroline-Ford', 9240.
Caroline-Frances', 5317.
Caroline-Grandy", 10047".
CaroUne-Matilda', 4757.
CaroUne-MUler", 6017.
Caroline-Susan", 10035,
Caroline-Toby', 12509.
Carpenter", 12444.
Carpenter", 1*3463, 12756.
Carpenter', 12603.
Carpenter-Benton", 12485,
Carpenter-G'., 12502.

Persons Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Carrie-Dexter", 9233.
Carrie-E'., 10556.
Carrie-Maria', 2842.
Carroll-Franklin', 5485.
Catharine-Brown', 5004.
Catherine-Drew', 1431,
6073.
Catharine-Janette", 5417,
Catherine-C"., 3151.
Catherine-Elizabeth', 12458,
Catherine-Helena', 11235.
Catherine-Howland', 12987, 12990,
Catherine-Jane', 12486,
Catherine-Paine', 8870,
Celia", 4381.
Chandler', 6361.
Chaudler-Marcellus', 7953.
Charity', 3032,7173, p. 600.
Charity", 2545, 4940, 7057.
Charity-Hodges', 5008.
Charity-Leonard', 13364.
Chariania-Foote", 5999.
Charles', 7263, 7395,
12454.
Charles', 5042, 6586, 6894,
11713, 11762, 12464,
13040, p. 600.
Charies", 4669, 4680, 7144,
7930, 9142,13283.
Charles-A'., 9310.
Charles-Abner", 8391.
Charles-Addis', 12573.
Charles-Adelbert', 6087.
Charles-Albert', 13960.
Cbarles-Alonzo', 9302.
Charles- Augustus', 11233.
Charles- Augustus', 12006,
12464'.
Charies-B'., 12439.
Charles-Brayton', 8846.
Charies-Brigham', 8811.
Charies-Cofiin', 12010.
Charles-Deane', 10146.
Charles-Dickson', 7356.
Charies-Edward", 9491.
Charles-Edwin", 11994,
Charles-Edwin", 8996.
Charles-EUiott', 4808.
Charies-Elmer', 13197.
Charles-F'., 8840.
Charles Francis", 9045.
Charles-FrankUn", 10643,
Charles-Frederick', 9663,
9712.
Charles-G"., 10649.
Charles-Gardner', 6591.

Charles-Henry', 9518,
Charies-Henry', 10152.
Charles-Henry", 6088.
Charies-Hilton', 12587.
Charies-Hulbert", 11717.
Charies-P., 9099.
Charles-K'., 9016,
Charies-Keeler", 9665.
Charles-L'., 9758, 11573.
Charles-Lathrop', 6861, p.
600,
Charies-Levi', 12961.
Charies-M'., 9094,
Chai-les-Marius', 6590.
Oiiaries-Jlorton', 6237.
Charies-Nichols", 7387.
Charles-Niles', 12974.
Charles-Paine', 11715.
Charies-Philander', 4828,
Charles-Powers', 7152.
Charles-Kavan", 8100.
Charles-Samuel', 7290.
Charle.s-Spui-geon», 7910.
Charles-Stewart', 11834.
Charles-Sumner", 3535.
Charles- Wesley', 5506,
11851.
Charles- WUliam', 9664.
Charlotte, 11317, 11603.
Chariotte', 5403, 5602.
Charlotte-Ann', 7615,
Charlotte-EUzabeth', 7619,
Chauncey-Rose', 9753,
Chester', 6589.
Chester-Eugene- Alfred",
3375
Chloe-Jane', 8798.
Christen, ch. VH.
Christiana", 12477.
Church", 4364, 4523.
Church', 4365.
Clara", 3159, 6070.
Clara-Abbie', 12002.
Clara-Colby", 7911,
Clara-Emma', 12530.
Clara-P"., 10548,
Clara-Frank', 9443.
Clara-Isabella", 6242,
Clara-Thomas', 11554.
Clarabella", 7832,
Claramond', 4794, 4810,
Clarence', 1'3464', 10502.
Clarence-Weller", 8101.
Clarinda-Rockwell', 5093,
Clarissa", 4860, 6898, 8238,
p. 600.
Clarissa',5386,8964, 13139.
Clarissa-Curtis', 7488.

Clarissa-Harlow', 5990.
Clarissa-Maria", 9052.
Clark', 6282.
Clark-Drew', 6066.
Cleveland', 6960, p. 66, p.
600.
Comfort', 12056 12087.
Content, 2409.
Content', 10414, 11622.
Content', 10597, 11237.
Cora-Ettie", 12467.
Cora-Lessa', 12565.
Corisande", 9667.
Cornelia-Frances', 7366.
Cornelia-Holroyd", 7348.
Corodon', 9080.
Cynthia', 7388, 10733.
Cynthia', 10611, 13137.
Cynthia-Ann", 9083,
Cynthia-Helen, 3441.
Cyrus", 10633.
Cyrus-Newcomb', 7877.
Cyrus-Roscoe', 10640.
Damaris', 87, ch. VIII, ch.
XI 1-2, ch. XXIL
Damon- And re', 6336, ch.
XXII.
Daniel', 9199, 11946,
11964.
Dauiel', 11307, 11593,
13047.
Daniel', 11971.
Daniel-B'., 9207.
Daniel-Ransom', 8991.
Daniel-T'., 11960,
Darwin-Cordenio', 9520.
David", 1947.
David', 5970,11306, 11592,
12448.
David", 5975, 11315, 11567,
11601.
David-Brunson', 12516.
David-Frank*, 3593,
David-Griffin', 976.S.
David-Herbert", 5S83.
David-Lilly", 3587.
David-Long', 9473.
David-Luther", 5668.
David-Willie", 9806.
Dean', 3286.
Deborah*, 218, 234.
Deborah', 1188,6308, 6494,
7470, 8545.
Deborah", 2554, 2663,4853,
7451, 8364, 8400, 13274,

K

Index I.

Deborah-Ann', 5089.
Delana", 7099.
Deliverance', 8229.
Desire-Frances', 12746.
Desire-Titus', 13303
Diadema', 7271.
Dion-Irving', 5887.
Dolly', 13150.
Dolly', 5512.
Don-Averv", 5531.
Dorcas', 9"l5,
Dorcas', 10018, 11707,
Dorcas', 12084.
Dorcas- Ann". 11538.
Dorcas-EUen', 12038.
Dorcas-Jones', 10660.
Dorcas-Robords', 13354.
Dorothy", 7690.
Dorothy-Isabel", 5321.
Dorris', 5377.
Ebenezer', 5297.
Ebenezer*, 803.
Ebenezer', 806, 1197, 1949,
2020, 2369, 5855, 8825,
9203, 10016.
Ebenezer', 4784, 5278, 5867,
8876, 12602.
Ebenezer', 5320, 88729204,
12465, 12605.
Ebenezer", 5813, 5315.
Ebenezer-Hinds', 13387.
Ebenezer-Spooner", 9193,
9203.
Ebenezer-Woodward', 9483.
Eddy-Long', 9472.
Edgar-Bloomfield', 10535.
Edgar-Daniel", 8993.
Edith-A"., 10550.
Edith-Lanora', 13011.
Edmund-G'., 6082.
Edmund-NeweU', 8129.
Ed mund- Winchester',
5491.
Edna-Ida', 9091,
Edna-Laura", 11911.
Ednor', 7853.
Edson-Jacob', 13282,
Edward, 8468, pp. 4, 21,
Edward", 1, chs. IV, V,
VI, VIII, IX, XI 1-2,
xxn, pp. 4, 16, 20, 21,
22, 23, 24, 30, 31, 68.
Edward', 1, 76, 1479, 7420,
8658, 10668, ch. IV, V,
VIIL IX, X, XI 1-3,
XXII, pp. 4, 8, 16, 20,

23—27, 29—59, 62, 63.
Edward', 258, p. 64.
Edward', 50, 80, 685, pp.
60, 68, 64, ch. VIII, ch.
XI 1-2, ch. XXII.
Edward*, 58, 810, 813, 918,
1962, p. 59,
Edward', 687, 815, 5961,
chs. VII, VHI, XXII, p.
59—61.
Edward'. 5963, 6037, 6058,
6358, 8836, 9371, ch.
XXH, p, 2,
Edward', 5643, 6041, 6281,
8973, 9283,10696, 13018,
Edward', 6010, 6044, 6098,
9746.
Edward', 9433.
•Edward-Alexander", 6949.
Edward-B*":, 10608.
Edward-Clarendon", 5884,
Edward-Clark", 5683,
Edward-Clinton", 8537,
Edward-Craine', lOlol.
Edward-Curtis', 8980,
Edward-Damon", 6240.
Edward-Ellis", 11718,
Ed ward -Everett", 13318,
Edward-Francis', 11909,
Edward-Hubbard', 6948,
p. 600,
Edward-Hubbard", 5083.
Ed ward- Jarvis', 11877.
Edward-Martin', 6360.
Edward-N'., 11928.
Edward-P'., 8683.
Edward-P"., 7867.,
Edward-Parsons", 8376.
Edward-S"., 6045.
Edward-Smith", 9013.
Edward-Thomas', 9733, p,
63.
Edward-WilUam", 5533.
Edwin', 11637, 13309.
Edwin-C, 18311.
Edwin-Cook", 9018.
Edwin-Harvey", 7840.
Edwin-Lawrence", 6631,
Edwin-M",, 11738,
.Edwin-Newton', 10062,
Effle-H"., 7866,
Elbert', 13385,
Elbridge', 11621.
Eleanor or Elynor, ch. IV,
Eleanor, ch. VIII, IX, XI
1-2, XXII, pp, 4, 16,
Eleanor', 18, ch, VIII, IX,
XI 1-2, XXII.

Eleanor', 208, 266, ch.
VIII, XI 1-2, XXII.
Eleanor*, 275, 277, 285, ch.
XX 1-2.
Eleanor", 10023.
Eleazer-Robbins", 5025, p.
64.
Electa', 4781.
Elhanan-Spencer', 9044.
Eli', 11548.
Eli-Gould', 11867.
EUas-Hicks", 13081.
Elijah", ,10024, 12017.
Elijah', 11922, 10067.
Elisha', 3414, 7399, ch.
VIII.
EUza', 4921.
EUza', 8968, 9587, 13061.
Eliza-Ann', 9703.
EUza-Coit', 6890, p. 600.
EUza-Flavilla", 5684.
EUza-Plorence", 3373.
Eliza-Harwood", 3504.
Eliza-Jane-Fi-ench', 13190.
EUza-Mary', 12535.
EUzabeth*, 225, 2056,2375,
5297, p. 60.
EUzabeth', 1196, 1200,
2372, 2387, 5697, 9243,
11628.
Elizabeth',2358,2557,4984, 5394, 6648, 8673, 9202,
9348, 11646,
13389, 13198, 13220.
EUzabeth', 8893, 9310,
12607.
EUzabeth", 6079.
Elizabeth', 5983.
EUzabeth- A'., 8679.
Elizabeth-Ann', 8091,
10510.
EUzabeth-Borden', 9191.
Elizabeth-Bradford', 4699,
10566.
Elizabeth-Catherine', 12744, 12458.
EUzabeth-Colburn', 12624.
Elizabeth -E',, 8866,
Elizabeth-Eddy', 8845.
Elizabeth-Gardner", 5000.
Elizabeth-Irene", 12007.
Elizabeth- Jane", 8131,
Elizabeth-Jones', 9668.
EUzabeth-Kane', 3153.
Elizabeth-Manning', 5504.
Elizabeth-Maria', 5507.
BUzabeth-Mary', 6223,
EUzabeth-S'., 11874.
'EUzabeth- Wendell', 10069.

Persons Bearing the Winslow Paironymio.

Elizabeth, ch. II, IV, V,
VI, Vin, IX, 11 1-2,
XXH, pp. 4, 7, 16, 23.
Elizabeth', 185, 341, chs.
VIIL IX, 11 1-2, XXIL
Elizabeth*, 71, 79.
Eliza-Sarah', 6645.
Elkanah*, 313.
Elkanah', 2380.
EUa-A"., 9092.
EUa-Abbie', 11557.
Ella-Frances", 9176.
Ella-Jane", 11625. '
Ella-Louise', 13056.
Ella-Madora", 6628,
EUen', 1929, ch. 11 1-2.
Ellen", 11935, 13058,
13384.
Ellen-Augusta", 10607.
EUen-Cushing', 7616.
Ellen-Frances", 10031.
EUen-Jane", 7143.
Ellen-Jane', 3533.
EUen-Lorinda", 10141.
Ellen-Maria", 9639.
EUen-May", 13487.
BlUe-N"., 9097.
Ellis", 6287, ch. XXIL
Elniei--Ellsworth", 6933.
8429.
Elonzo-Theodore', 7952.
Elos-Lemuel', 6636.
Elos-Leonard", 6644.
Elsie', 7902.
Elsie-Frances", 5460.
Elva-Susan", 11869.
Elyn'r, p. 23.
Elynor or Eleanor, ch. V.
EmeUne", 5649, 6043.
Emeline-Barclay', 12527,
13534.
Emeline-Bigelow". 6050.
Emeline-Lane', 9227.
Einorson", 7824.
Emily", 7167.
Emily', 7975.
Emily", 3283.
Emily', 6071.
Emily-Annette', 10719.
Kmily-B'",, 5977.
Emily-Etta", 8441.
Eniily-Janc', 13392.
Emily-Jane", 9035,
Emily-Josephine', 7095.
Emily-Kittredge", 8107.
Emma', 7370.
Emma", 6642.

Emma-Florence', 12757.
Emma-Henrietta", 9730.
Emma-Jane", 10638.
Emma-L'., 9088.
Emma-Lottie', 13962.
Emma-Louise", 13188.
Emma-M"., 5076.
Emraa-P"., 7868.
Emma-Theresa", 12576.
Enoch", 6100, ch. XXH.
Enoch", 7165.
Enoch', 5974.
Enoch", 6013.
Ephraim", 4848, 4903,4922.
Ephraim". 4935.
Ephraim-Napoleon', 4927.
Erasmus', 5461.
Erastus", 7162.
Erastus', 13134t
Erastus-Ward", 6596.
Erie", 5469.
Ernest-Liddell", 13193.
Esther', 811.
Esther", 4761, 4778, 8190.
Esther', 4678.
Esther-Abigail", 7836,
Esther-Batiisheba", 4672.
Eunice*, 2550.
Eunice', 10345, 11768,
118n.
Eunice', 3172, 11950,
11963.
Eunice-AmeUa', 7830.
Eunice-Barnard', 12909.
Eunice-Ellen', 11900,
Evaline-AdcUa", 7153,
Everett-Isaac", 7908.
Everetta-Robbins", 50,84,
Experience-Baker", 13-143.
Ezekiel-Dennis", 6378, ch.
xxn.
Ezra", 60, 4363, 4375, 8897.
Ezra", 802, 5593, 8967.
Ezra', 802, 4533, 8808.
Ezra-Spooner', 8918.
Fiiith', 28, ch, XI 1-2.
Faith*, 275, 276, 1931, ch.
XI 1-3.
Fannie-Evalina', 5600.
Fannie-Jane", 12051.
Fanny", 8543, 10131.
Fanny', 6284, 10105.
Fanny', 3370.
Fanny-Abby", 9439.
Fanny-Berry", 3304.
Fanny-Elizabeth, 6387.

Fanny-Hammond', 10046.
Fanny-Henrietta", 4842.
Fanny-Louisa", 5509.
Fanny-Maria", 6263.
Fanny-Smith", 13242.
Fayette-Darwin", 9492.
Fenno", 4382.
Pletcher-Griflan", 9804.
Florabel", 10586.
Florence". 5413.
Florence-Etta", 12570.
Florence-Eva', 12644.
Florence-JIaria', 6069.
Forbes-Benignus", p. 61.
Frances", 4220.
Frances', 7369.
Frances-A"., 6046.
= Frances-Bray", 3335.
Frances-Emily", 6046.
Frances-Harriet', 4333.
Frauces-Letitia-Haunah", 9487.
Frances-S"., 11727.
Frances-T'., 11712.
Francis', 8849, 10521, 105-
84.
Francis-D'., 5984.
Francis-Dana", 5486.
Francis-Daniel", 8993.
Francis-Egbert", 13396.
Francis-Egbert', 13391.
Francis-Eli", 11868.
Francis-JIarion', 13307,
Francis-Richmond', 8848.
Frank", 5462, 11309,11595.
Frank', 3365.
Frank-Barnaby", 5006.
Frank-Bush nell", 6005.
Frank-E"., 5087, 9306,
10587.
Frank-Everett". 9331.
Frank-Henry", 6226.
Frank-Lawson", 9490.
Frank-Leslie", 12476.
Frank- Moses", 11719.
Fiank-Olney", 3277.
Frank-Stanley", 8389.
Frank-W'., 11343.
Frank-Webster", 11886.
Frank-Winslow', 9093.
Frankie", 3536.
FrankUn', 9087.
Franklin-Alonzo', 9303.
Franklin-Augustus', 6239.
Fraukliu-Horbert", 8106.
Franklin-S"., 10653,
Frauklin-Sawyer', 8523.

Index I.

Frederic", 9163.
Frederic', 9167.
Frederic", 9177, 10169.
Frederic-A'., 10644.
Frederic-Alton', 9072.
Frederic-Carlostine', 7265.
Frederic-Carvooso', 7368.
Frederic-Christian, ch.
vn.
Frederic-Edward", 9514.
Frederic-Eugene", 7154.
Frederic-Irving', 5881.
Frederic-Volney'. 5293.
Frederick', 1956.
Frederick', 9338, 12765.
Frederick', 9234.
Frederick", 9671.
Frederick-Bai-rett% 9666.
Frederick-GUes', 12988.
Frederick-Howland', 12986.
Frederick-Smith", 6630.
Freeman', 8194.
Freeman", 8215.
Gardiner', 7964.
Gardner", 4677, 9288.
Gardner', 4697. 5297.
Gardner", 4682, 5313.
George", 307, ch. IX.
George*, 2369.
George', 2371.
George', 5967, 8466, 9446,
11217, 12438, 12456,
12749, 12907.
George', 5079, 5594, 6064,
7951, 8468, 9165, 11317,
11603, 11959, 13745.
George", 3232, 9169, 9427,
10557.
George-Albert", 7155.
George-Andrew", 11571.
George-Arden', 13192.
George-Arthur', 5880.
George-Bartlett', 3234.
George-Clark", 9470.
George-Clinton', 8536.
George-Coit", 9739.
George-Derickson", 11233.
George-Edward", 5080,
10593.
George-Edwin', 9017.
George-Everett', 3273.
George-Frederic', 12984.
George-H'., 13378.
George-Harry", 9027.
George-Henry', 11234.
t

, George-Henry", 8526, 0076,
12464''.
George-Herbert", 8805.
George-Howard', 12914.
George-Ingalls', 7141.
George-L"., 12501.
George-Lafayette", 12466.
George-Lemuel", 6629.
George-Lesley-Eveleth", 11569.
George- Marcus", 6072.
George-JIillard", 9698.
George-Milton", 5681.
George-Nelson", 10534.
George-Peleg", 9438.
George-Randall', 10522.
George-Reid', 12457.
George-Rex', 8990.
George-Smith', 6627.
George-Snow", 3268.
George-Stephen', 11910.
George-Stevens", 8390.
George-Thrasher", 6011.
George-W'., 10129.
' George-W"., 4684.
George- Wait', 124641.
George- Waitstill", 9477.
George-Washington', 9463,
9687, 11873.
George-William", 5879.
George-WiUie', 5292.
Georgiana", 6080.
Georgianna', 13054.
Georgianne', 10095.
Geraldine-Augusta", 9782.
Gertrude-M»., 5077.
Gideon', 9105.
Gilbert, 8468.
Gilbert', 1, ch. V, ch.VHI,
ch. IX, ch. XXII, p. 4,
p. 16, p. 20, p. 23, p. 30,
p. 66.
Gilbert", 248, ch. XI 1-2.
Gilbert*, 1590.
Gilbert", 2404, 8542.
Gilbert", 4897, 4903.
GUbert', 9241.
Gilbert-Ezra', 5034,
Gilbert-Hathawav', 9221.
Giles-Howland', 12983.
Godfrey", 2406.
Godfrey", 2407.
Gordon", 6838, p. 66, p.
600, p. 619.
Gordon', 6961.
Grace', 3279.

Hallett', 13319.
Hallett-Mitcheir, 13244.
HaUett-MitcheU', 13245,
13308.
Hannah, ch. IV, V, VIII,
p. 2.
Hannah', 5297.
Hannah*, 58, 287, 295, 918,
2418, ch. VIII, XI 1-2,
XXII, p. 60.
Hannah', 908, 1948, 2430,
6104, 6402, 6653, 11610,
11628, 11646, 12106,
13176, ch. XXIL p 600,
Hannah", 4588, 5448, 6102,
7047, 8450, 8500, 10440,
10698, 12057, ch. VHL
Hannah', 3174, 6053,
13371.
Hannah-Briggs', 11982.
Hannah-Canedy", 4485.
Hannah-Clark", 3195.
Hannah-Coit", 9734.
Hannah-Crocker", 11559.
Hannah-Frances", 11883.
Hannah-Gilbert', 4898.
Hannah-Hall', 8077.
Hannah-Lovina', 9478.
Hannah-Medora', 13316.
Hannah-Melisoent", 9476.
Harland-Newell", 8110.
Harland-Osgood', 9434.
Harlow-Newellon", 8982.
Harriet', 6616, 7384, 11216.
Harriet', 2894, 8380, 5534,
7504, 10715.
Harriet", 2855, 9135, 0145,
10531.
I-Iamet", 3269.
Harriet-Abbie", 11577.
Harriet-Amelia", 9070.
Han-iet-Ann', 11714.
Harriet-Caroline', 9046.
Harriet-EUzabeth', 9498.
Harriet-Ella", 12464h.
Harriet-Ellen', 13195.
Harriet-Ellis", 11716.
Harriet-F"., 11314, 11600,
Harriet-Gardner", 4692.
Harriet-Isabel", 5299.
Harriet-Jewett', 10142.
Harriet-Lathrop', 6881, p.
600.
Harriet-N'., 7818.
Harriet-Newell", 7124.
Plamet-Newell", 5527.
Harriet-Noble", 11558.

Persons Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

Harriet-Parker', 5526.
Harriet-Reid', 8120.
Harrison-G ray-Otis',
11885.
Harry", 7035, 7171.
Harry-Dudley", 8813.
Harry-Eddy', 5415.
Harvey', 7821, 12604.
Harvey-Alphonso", 9301.
Hattie", 7856.
Hattie-Abby", .7851.
Hattie-ChUd", 4837.
Hattie-Lizzie", 7846.
Hattie-Lovina", 9471.
Hattie-M"., 5979.
Hattie-Melinda", 13055.
Hattie-Melvina", 6601.
Hayward', 4366, 4523.
Hayward', 4527.
Helen", 4683.
Helen-Augusta', 8084,
12758.
Helen-Barnard', 12912.
Helen-Brighty", 10056.
Helen-Cora', 6068.
Helen-Frances', 11925.
Helen-Harriet", 9512.
Helen-Ida", 5885.
Helen-Louise", 6950.
Helen-Maria', 5869.
Helen-Maria', 5523.
Helen-Mary", 9063.
Helen-May", 10641.
Helen-Rita', 10050.
Helen- Woodbury", 5001.
Heman', 3378.
Heman', 3381.
Henrietta", 11311, 11597.
Henrietta', 3278.
Henry', 8894, 12887,
12942.
Henry', 8966, 11948,
13386.
Henry-Alden', 12983.
Henry-Bowers', 13183.
Henry-Bowers", 13305.
Henry-Clarence", 12481.
Henry-Clarke", 10041.
llenry-Clay", 9691.
Henry-Ellis, 6387.
Henry-Erastus', 6605.
Henry-Eugene", 11876.
Henry-Frank", 12471.
Henry-FrankUn", 9305.
Henry-Harrison", 13391.
Henry-Hart", 13287.
Henry-Hedden', 13337.

Henry- Jameson", 12573.
Heni-y-L'., 9144.
Henry-Lireuning', 3158.
Henry-Martin", 5675, 9400.
Henry-JIiUer', 8895.
Henry-Newton', 12947.
Heni-y-Petre', 11875.
Henry-Roswell', 3379.
Henry -Smith", 9190.
Henry-Stinson", 7849.
Henry-Terry', 12979.
Henry-Terry', 12973.
Henry-Warren', 3596.
Herbert-Edward", 9073.
Herbert-Eugene', 11878.
Herbert-Fenley", 2849.
Herbert-Freeman". 3317.
Herbert-Hall", 9519.
Hei-bert-LesUe", 12009.
Herbert-Markley', 7008.
Herbert-Willis", 8440.
Hewitt-Chandler', 8443.
Hezekiah*. 1949, 2020,
2389
Hezekiah", 10031, 11514.
Hezekiah', 10116.
Hezekiah-Jones', 10054.
Hiram', 7161.
Hiram', 7294.
Hiram-Arro', 7156.
Hiram-Benedict", 7291.
Hiram-CroweU", 3370.
Hiram-Kellum', 6599.
Hobart-Gridley", 4840.
Holmes', 11555.
Hope', 41, ch. IX
Hope", 9174.
Hopestni*, 308, 327.
Hopey", 9809.
Hopey-Crandell', 9799.
Horace', 4841, 9064, 10156.
Horace", 10161.
Horace-Joseph', 8932.
Horace-Loyal', 9056.
Horace-Malcom", 4831.
Horace-Spencer", 9049,
Horatio-0»., 12590.
Hosmer', 7136, 7166.
Howard', 4523.
Howard", 8395.
Howard-Sydenham", 9751.
Hoyt-Adin", 9516.
Hubbard', 6837, 6956, pp.
65, 66, 600.
Hudson", 13307.
Hudson", 13332.
Huldah*, 329.

Huldah', 2552.
' Huldah", 11756.
Huldah', 11700.
Humphrey", 8863.
Humphrey', 8871.
Huram', 8525.
I-Oscar", 12000.
Ida-Bell", 9238.
Ida-Frances", 13185.
Ida-L'., 1124.3.
Ida-Luella", 9075.
Ida-Maria", 2914.
lone', 5433.
Ira', 7371.
Ira", 7264, 7372.
Ira', 7977.
Ira-Skeele', 7292.
Irene-Wadsworth", 4521,
11972.
Iris-Rosetta", 6000.
Iris-Winnefred', 5647.
Irving-Fenno', 5294.
Isaac", p. 59.
Isaac*, p. 60.
Isaac", 923, 1960, ch. XXH,
p. 59.
Isaac', 2809, 3413, 4649,
5113, 8674, 10718, 11709,
ch. VIII, pp. 2, 5, 10, 60.
Isaac', 2812, 4678, 6039,
7807, 11998, p. 17.
Isaac", 2841.
Isaac-Borden', 9183.
Isaac-Borden", 9184.
Isaac-Kimball", 7143.
Isaac-Tyler", 7828.
Isabel', 12074.
Isabel", 8126, 11934.
Isabel-Newton', 5525.
Isabell, ch. VL
Isabella", 9669.
Isabella-Frances", 4495.
Isaiah', 10509.
Isaiah-B", 9170.
Isaiah-H"., 2031, 10684,
11117.
Isaiah-Pride', 10552.
Isannah-Frances", 2885.
Issachar*, 249.
Ivey-Dell", 6250.
Jacob, ch. VIL
Jacob', 18270.
Jacob', 13294.
Jacob-Alexander, ch. VII.
Jacob-Benignus,pp. 2, 5, 8,
17, 19, ch.VIL
Jacob-Derickson', 11231.

Index I.

Jairus', 8465.
James', 240, 399, ch. IX,
ch. XI 1-2.
James*, 244, 803, 819, 2358,
4903.
James", 4988, 10459, 10595,
12709,- 12875.
¦James', 5014, 8380, 9109,
10565, 11579, 12533,
12747, 12940.
James', 4996, 8394, 9744,
p. 63.
James', 7825.
James-Allen', 10630.
James-Buswell', 5653.
James-Carpenter', 12743.
James-Dana", 5489.
James-Ellsworth", 11854.
James-Hall', 7876.
James-Harlow", 5002.
James-Henry', 9188.
James-Henry", 2844.
James-Hiram", 7848.
James-Horace', 9068.
James-Hudson', 13335.
James-L"., 10553.
James-Manning", 6004.
James-N'., 11308, 11594.
James-Norton", 9744, 9747.
James-Reuben", 12566.
James-Rush", 12528.
James-Shields", 12571.
James-Smith', 13330.
James-Willie", 9079.
Jana, ch. VT.
Jane (Wyncelowe), ch. V.
Jane or Joane (Wynce
lowe), ch. I.
Jane", 10162, 13243.
Jane', 7813, 11623, 12085.
Jane-Craine-Bridges', 10137.
Jane-Crane', 10070.
Jane-Richardson', 8420.
Jane-Roleston', 12045.
Jared", 7137, 7278, 7294,
p. 600.
Jared-Goodrich', 7355.
Jason', 7036'.
Jason-Steams', 7140.
Jasper-Albert", 4793, 8931.
Jasper-Clark', 9014.
Jedediah*, 1198.
JefEerson-Ashley', 13339.
Jennie", 5465, 8117.
Jennie-Etta», 7829.
Jenaie-Louiset, 5416.
b

Jenny-Louise', 0006.
Jenny-Marion", 4695.
Jeremiah', 4782, 6572,
8452, 10691, p. 68.
Jeremiah-Curtis', 12077.
Jerusha", 8318.
Jesse', 12992.
Jessie', 7833.
Jessie-Georgiana", 9513.
Jessie-Loraine', 9051.
Jessie-May', 7909.
Jettie-D"., 9525.
Jirah', 4723.
Joanna', 8600.
Joanna', 6871, p. 600.
Joanna-Buffington", 12964.
Joanna-Nichols', 4744.
Job, 803.
Job', 36, 4922, chs. VHI,
IX, XI 1-2, XXII.
Job", 42, ch. IX.
Job*, 245, 1604, 2023, 2042.
Job', 814, 2384, 9029, 9370,
9712, 10173, 10595.
Job', 9034, 9306, 9714,
9716.
Job-Cook", 12240.
Joel", 5859.
Joel', 8124.
Joel-LleweUyn", 8127.
John, 4388, chs. Ill, IV,
Vin, pp. 2, 3, 4, 8, 9,
13, 20, 21.
John (Wyncelowe), chs. I,
V.
John', 1, 258, 1608, 4518,
5297, 8796,13221, chs. V,
VIL vm, IX, XI 1-2,
XXII, pp. 2, 4, 16, 18,
20, 23, 30, 60, 61, 63, 63,
64.
John', 5297.
John', 216, 375, 328, 5397,
chs. IX, XI 1-2, XXII.
John*, 375, 281, 282, 1183,
5297, p. 59.
John', 1189, 1198, 1203,
1942, 1965, 2031, 2390,
2924, 4776, 5297, 7034,
7022,9192, 10679,12434,
13363, pp. 64, 600.
John', 2934, 3382, 6306,
7093, 7806, 8840, 9197,
9722, 10121, 10748,
11010, 12065, 13032,
13383, p. 60.
John', 1, 3376, 3586, 4373,

5083, 5406, 7809, 7965,
8384, 9222, 10749, pp. 3,
63.
John", 5431.
John", 3266.
John-Abbott', 8804.
John-Alvin", 4790.
John-Ancrum', 4518, p, 62,
John-Baker', 8796.
John-Barker", 12977.
John-Bartlett', 6093.
John-Bartiett", 6099.
John-Bartol', 10654.
John-Bond', 7097.
John-C, 11914.
John-Carleton", 12613.
John-Combs', 5895.
John- Cooper', 5411.
John-Damon", 6221.
John-E., 13317.
John-E'., 7400.
John-E"., 5078.
John-Edward", 6248.
John-Edward", 5291.
John-Edwin", 7850.
John-Flack', 9712, 9740.
John-Flack", 9752, 9756.
John-Hathaway", 4800.
John-Haward', 60.
John-Hayward", 4362.
John-Henry', 6051.
John-Howard", 2869.
John-KeUy', 8879.
John-Jl'., 13250.
John-Jfarshall", 7969.
John-JIartin", 3274.
John-Mills', 4836.
John-JIilton', 12075.
John-Newman', 13044.
John-Perry', 9281.
John-Perry', 9282.
John-R"., 11553.
John-Shepley", 8388.
John-Tabor', 11755.
John-Tisdale", 8997.
John-Walden', 12473,
12611.
John-Warren", 12469.
John- William', 8844.
John-Witham", 10149.
Jonathan", 275, p. 67. '
Jonathan", 316, ch. IX.
Jonathan*, 1949, 2389.
Jonathan', 906, 2358, 2401,
7131, 7166, 12387, 18030,
13259, p. 600.
Jonathan", 5501, 10066,

Persons bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

t

13005, 13133, 13289.
Jonathan-H"., 4394.
Joseph', 289, ch IX.
Joseph*, 1, 339, 1921, 1929,
• 1933, 1973, 5297, ch.
XI 1-2.
Joseph',1936, 1968, 2052,
4932, 5297, 8135, 8776,
8816, 9526, 9574, 11211.
Joseph", 3286, 5021, 5451,
5900, 7925, 8670, 8808,
8962, 9677, 9807, 11946,
12043.
Joseph', 3289, 5466, 7865,
7929, 9710, 11992.
Joseph", 3253.
Joseph- Allison", 11838.
Joseph-Baker', 8797.
Joseph-Clai-k', 12642.
Joseph-Dean", 3334.
Joseph-Edward", 12484.
Joseph-Grant", 11855.
Joseph-H.', 8965.
Joseph-Havens", 4833.
Joseph-L"., 11312, 11598.
Joseph-Pope', 11844.
Joseph-Robert", 5453.
Joseph-Strange", 4668.
Joseph-Warren", 2851.
Joseph-Webber", 9571.
Joseph-Webber', 9572.
Joseph-WiUiam", 9021.
Joseph-Williams', 4964.
Joseph-Winslow', 9011.
Joseph-Wood", 12610.
Josephine-A"., 9209.
Josephine-Lucy", 9077.
Josephine-WoodrufP, 10045.
Joshua*, pp. 60, 64.
Joshua", 3401, p. 60.
Joshua', 3422, 6027, 10020,
12440, ch. VIH, p. 292.
Joshua', 2832, 3495, 13320.
Joshua", 2836.
Josliua- Ayres", 3530.
Joshua-Baker', 13326.
Joshua-Upham', 4845.
Joshua-Wadsworth', 12482.
Josfah', 54, 11341, chs. V,
VIII, IX, XXII, pp. 16,
20, 24, 67,
Josiall^ 7420, p. 58.
Josiah', 60, 4362, 4903,
4923, chs. VIH, XI 1-3,
XXII. t

Josiah*, 797.
Josiah', 60, 802, 816, 930,
1919, 4362, 7413, ch.
XXIL
Josiah", 3191, 4591, 6172,
8074, 10595.
Josiah', 4372, 7490, 7811,
10547.
Josiah", 3238.
Josiah-Afton", 8081.
Josiah-Austin', 8079.
Josias', 1, 275.
Josias", 375, ch. XI 1-2.
Jozia-s', p. 23.
Judith*, 75.
Judith", 900.
Judith", 7537, 9713,
12066.
Judith', 9676.
Judith", 9675.
Judith- Anna", 11561.
Judith-Bradford', 8438.
Julane", 9108.
Julia', 9309, 9800.
Julia-A"., 10555.
Julia-Adelaide", 9731.
Julia-Amelia", 3876.
Julia-Ann', 2874, 3386,
7139.
.Tulia-Ann", 4670.
JuUa-EUa", 12001,
Julia-JIartha", 12948.
Julia-Jlehetable', 5609.
Julia-Wickes", 9741,
JuUetta", 9335.
Justin', 6565.
Justin", 6584.
Kate-Coleman", 9638.
Kate-EUzabeth", 9050.
Kate-Luciuda", 11881.
Kate-Woodrufi", 10042.
Katie-JI", 9521.
Katie-Railton", 13190.
Kenelm, pp. 10, 12, 15.
KenelmB, chs. Ill, IV, V,
VI, XI 1-2, XXII, pp.
16, 20, 21.
Kenelm', 1, 76, 797, 1939,
4992, chs. V, VL VIII,
IX, XI 1-2, pp, 4, 10,20,
21, 23, 24, 30, 62, 63,
Kenelm', 6, 2874, chs. VIII,
IX, XI 1-2, XXII.
Kenelm', 1, 6, 50, 60, 258,
918. 5297, 8833, ch.VHI,
XI 1-2, xxn.

Kenelm*, 1, 50, 671, 789,
907, 1929, 2924, 8693,
chs. Vni, XI 1-2,
xxn.
Kenelm', 71, 904, 908,
1929, 2800, 8665.
Kenelm", 2802, 2878, 2929,
4992, 4994, 5483, 8788.
Kenelm', 2864, 3385, 6956,
p. 600.
Kenelm", 2866, 4998.
Kenelm', 2843, 2871.
Keziah", 1187.
Keziah", 6305, 13381.
Lafayette", 5981.
Lars, ch. VII, p. 18.
Laura". 7072.
Laura', 5405, 6614.
Laura-Ann", 12959.
Laurinda-Eliza", 8979.
Lavina-Morrill', 12028.
Lawson-Armstrong', 9488.
Leander", 4492.
Leander-Andros", 9189.
Leander-Herbert', 4494.
Lemon-T'., 9573.
Lemuel*, 232. 334.
Lemuel", 1190, 1211, 6622,
p. 600.
Lemuel-Ithimar", 9442.
Leo-P"., 9517.
Leonard", 5891.
Leonard", 8134.
Leonard-Corning', 9754.
Leonard-E ben-Beech',
6640.
Leonora-Jane', 5114.
Leroy", 8113.
Leslie-Chase", 8080.
Lester-Bradner', 3446.
Levi", 12073.
Levi', 8467.
Levi-Morton', 12956.
Lewis', 3275.
Lewis-Howe", 3445.
Lewis-Rousmaniere', 12975.
Liberty', 6283.
Lillia", 8539.
LiUian", 4843.
LilUan-Adell", 4832.
LiUian-Jelany", 4491.
Lillie-Eveleth", 8116.
Line, ch. VII, p. 18,
Linns-Archer", 9236.
Linward-Elmer", 8448.

K

Index i.

Lizette*, 3595.
Lizzie', 2852.
Lizzie-Clark", 9289.
Lizzie-Ett;a", 8114.
Lizzie-Exie", 11861.
Lizzie-Reynolds", 8896.
Lois*, 2452.
Lois", 10021.
Lois', 11010, 12190.
Loraine', 8399.
Lorana", 11245, 11343,
11579, 11592.
Lorena", 8541.
Lorenzo', 4825.
1,01-enzo-Heni-y", 4834.
Loring-Blanchard-True", 11729.
Loring-Spooner', 8963.
Lotie-JIay", 9440.
Lottie-Maud", 5412.
Lou", 5464.
Louis-Dennis", 3588.
Louisa", 12443.
Louisa', 3892, 2915, 13148.
Louisa", 5056, 12500.
Louisa-A"., 9096.
Louisa-B"., 9648.
Louisa-Ellen', 10594.
Louisa-Maria', 10708.
Louisa-P., 3377.
Louise, ch. VII, p. 18.
Louise-Dodge", 4691.
Lovey-Elvira", 6909, p.
600.
Lovina-Parsons', 6573.
Lovinia', 6976, p. 600.
Loyal', 9039.
Loyal-D"., 9090.
Lucena-Spooner', 8933,
Lucian-Spooner", 8924.
Lucina", 5641.
Lucina', 5566.
Lucinda', 9718.
Lucinda', 6338, 6385, ch.
xxn.
Lucinda-Marcella". 8919.
Lucius-Bowman', 8943.
Lucretia", 4219, 5 'J 16.
Lucretia', 5889.
Lucretia", 3165.
Lucretia', 3157.
Lucretia-Judith', 7145.
Lucy*, 332.
Lucy', 2402, 5297.
Lucy', 5322, 7358.
Lucy', 7087, 9116, 9173.
Lucy", 3230, 5653.
i

Lucy-Almira", 5589.
Lucy-Ann', 6280, 7296.
Lucy-Ann", 7954.
Lucy-Ann», 3590.
Lucy-Briggs", 11996.
Lucy-Brood', 4215.
Lucy-Curtis', 12078.
Lucy-Ellen', 10711.
Lucy-Elmina", 9058.
Lucy-Emma', 4799.
Lucy-Emma", 9208.
Lucy-EveUne', 8999.
Lucy-Jane", 5407.
Lucy-Russell", 9635.
Lucy- Wood', 12047.
Luella-Frances", 9223.
Luella-Rebecca', 5670.
Luman", 7234, 7289.
Luman-Edward", 7293.
Lunetta", 10526.
Luther', 1201, 9100.
Luther", 5656, 9111, 12761.
Luther', 9134.
Luther", 9140.
Luther-Orval', 5667.
Luther-Tinkham', 13189.
Lydia, 8468.
Lydia*, 937, 1231, ch.
XXIL
Lydia', 1370, 1594, 2381.
Lydia", 5637, 7544, 8255,
9246, 10182, 10474,
11236.
Lydia', 337, 11920.
Lydia-Ann', 6011, 9784.
Lydia-Cornforth', 4532.
Lydia-EUen', 12079.
Lydia-Gorham', 12892.
Lydia-Hacker", 2031,
10733.
Lydia-HambUn', 11221.
Lydia-Keene', 12492.
Lydia-Leighton', 11582.
Lydia-Maria', 10015.
Lydia-Morrow", 9696.
Lydia-Robinson', 10657.
Lydia-Smith', 12554.
Lydia-W"., 9656.
Lydia- Waite', 5898.
Lyman-Enos", 7971.
Lyman-Hall', 7967.
Lyman- Walker', 7357.
Lynda-Adelia", 7974.
Lynn", 5470.
Mabel-Chase", 7970.
Madison-Enoch", 6001.
Magdalen, chs. IX, XI 1-2,

XXII, pp. 16, 23.
Magdalene, ch. VHI, p, 4.
Maimee", 6643.
Makefield", 9715.
Mamie-Luce", 4929.
Manly", 7163.
Marcellus", 5530.
Margaret', 54.
Margaret*, 829.
Margaret', 822.
Margaret", 4905.
Margaret-Elizabeth", 12634.
Margaret-Goodwin', 12462".
Margaret-Jane', 11218
Margaret-Lanier", 9745.
Margaret-JIai-ion", 4999.
Maria", 7135, 10698, 10743,
Maria', 4674, 5570, 7930,
8529, 10697.
JIaria", 5577.
Maria-Annette", 11930.
Maria-Betsey', 10678.
Maria-DeUa", 12015.
Maria-Elizabeth-Ann', 6633.
Maria-Louisa-Crownin- shield", 9670.
Maria-Louise', 11882.
Jlai-ie-Louise", 11879.
Marietta", 9332, 10585.
Marilla', 6613.
Marinda', 8534.
Marinda", 8540.
Marion', 13748.
Marion-Augusta", 12475.
Mark", 4221.
MaVlow-Hamblen", 10G09.
Martha*, 77.
Martha", 3437.
JIartha", 5476, 8690.
Jlartha', 11934, 12455,
12608.
Martha- Ann', 12742.
Martha-Anna", 5677.
Mai-tha-C, 1U130.
Martha-E"., 9313.
Martha-Elizabeth', 6597.
Martha-Elvira', 8983.
Martha-Emeline", 11847.
Martha-Emma", 12014.
MartharHopkins', 7918.
Martha^Jane', 13021.
Martha-Lizzie", 11997.
Martha-Maria", 6019.
Martha-Meader', 11863.

Persons Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Martha-Switzer', 5108.
Marth a- Washington',
12896.
Martha-Toung', 12577.
Martin", 6615.
JIartin', 11923.
Martin-Ansel", 6219.
Martin-Calvin', 5666.
Mary, 8468.
Marv", 45, 5297, ch. IX.
Mary*, 342, 380, 300, 698,
834, 2013, 5297, 8825,
chs. VHI, XI 1-2, XXH.
Mary", 795, 912, 1944,1971,
1974, 2026, 5297, 9811.
Mary", 2804, 2928, 4594,
4945, 5424, 7313, 7885,
8451, 9311, 9576, 10436,
10461.
Mary', 4414, 4507, 5123,
6587, 6633, 7492, 8075,
8382, 8795, 8867, 8878,
9771, 11977, 12609.
12888, 13321.
Mary", 8229, 8255, 4546,
4844, 6052, 11626, 12472.
Mary', 5316.
Mary-A"., 9218.
Mary-Abby", 12008.
Jlary-Abby", 9401.
Mary-Allen , 9699
JIary-Amsden", 5524.
Mary-Ann', 11214.
Mary-Ann', 4528, 9389
9684, 10674, 10703. '
Mary-Ann", 6266, 8102,
9681.
Mai-y-Augusta-Allen",4789 Mary-Belle". 9497.
Mary-Blackmei-a, 6592.
Mary-C"., 6173.
Mary-C, 10122.
Mary-Chai-lena», 4788.
Jlary-Chatham', 10577.
Mary-Combs', 5897.
Mary-Cookman", 9759.
Mary-Corning", 9742.
Mary-Crane', 4957.
Jlary-Crocker", 3344.
Mary-Curtis', 8988.
Mary-E"., 7809, 10554.
Mai-y-Baston", 5987.
Mary-Edna", 9009.
Mary-EUzabeth', 12976.
Mary-EUzabeth", 8331,
9086,9641,11835,11853.
Mary-Ella", 8083, 11720.

Mary-Ellen", 5686, 10157,
11858.
Mary-EUen", 6048.
Mary-EmUy', 12641.
Mary-Emma", 12479.
Mary-Frances", 2908.
Mary-Frances", 11880.
Mary-Gardner', 11828.
Mary-H"., 9171.
Mary-Hichborn", 2884.
Mary-IsabeUa", 10148.
Mary-Jane', 8463, 9761,
10537, 13055.
Mary-Jane", 5135, 8885,
9065, 9681, 11551, 11563.
Mary-Kate", 9468.
JIary-L"., 5982.
JIary-Loraine", 7105.
Mary-Louisa", 13208.
Mary-Louisa", 5073, 5875
JIary-Louisa', 2853.
Mary-Louise', 10052.
Mai-y-Luella", 8109.
Mary-Maria', 5688.
Mai-y-Mei-rick", 9194
Mary-Nye', 8344.
Mary-Olive", 11578.
Mary-Olive', 8439.
Mary-Pratt', 5096.
Mary-Smith', 10076.
Mary-Stephens", 13251
Mary-W'., 11952.
Mary- Whitney", 6955.
Maryette', 6272.
Mason-Holden', 8869.
Matilda", 4592, 7376,13023.
MatUda-Bradford", 13310.
Matthew-FrankUn', 10639.
Mattie-Ettie", 12567.
Mattie-Minei-va", 9493.
Maud", 6257.
May', 5454.
May-Foster', 2878.
Mehetabel*, 685, ch. XXIL
Mehetabel", 820.
Mehetabel', 3412, 4851.
Mehetable", 3415, ch.VIH.
Melviu-Thomas' 6244, ch.
xxn.
Mercy", 11, chs. VIII,
XI 1-2, xxn.
Mercy*, 52, 62, 70, 253,
1177, chs. VHI, XI 1-3,
xxn.
Mercy', 896, 1605, 1957,
2045, 6192, 6288, 6964,
ch. XXII, p. 600.

Mercy", 4653, 9198.
Mercy', 9215, 11581.
Mercy-V"., 9168.
Merrick", 1958.
Merrick', 9103.
Micah", 1192.
Milo", 7086.
Milo', 7092.
Milton", 12468.
Milton-Chandler", 8897.
MUton-Stebbins', 5679.
Minerva", 7257.
Minerva', 12635.
Minnie", 9084.
Minnie", 12464"'.
Minnie-Emma', 8994.
Minnie-Eva", 12589.
Minnie-Hallowell, 11888.
Minnie-J"., 10563.
Minnie-Rebecca", 9224.
Miranda', 8464.
Miriam', 1224.
Miriam", 8803, 7303, 7408,
10186, chs. VIII, XVI,
xvm, XIX.
Miriam-Holton", 9304.
Mii-iam-Pride', 10559.
Miron", 6834, 7172, 7256,
pp. 65, 66, 600.
Miron', 6897, p. 600.
Morton-Benjamin", 6220.
Moses", 11710.
Moses', 11318, 11604,
11724, 11993.
Myra-RosaUne", 6245.
Myron-Daniels', 6609.
Myron-EUison", 8981.
Nabby-Lovell', 3864, 3385.
Nancy", 8881, 9339.
Nancy', 5331, 5404, 7810,
8680, 10074, 12070.
Nancy-Fisher', 5593.
Nancy-Jane", 7835.
Nathan*, 2031.
Nathan", 3094, 10033.
Nathan", 2925, 3240, 10706,
10718, 10763, p, 63.
Nathan', 8280, 10072,
10138.
Nathan", 3282.
Nathan-Bird", 5673.
Nathan-Crane', 10034.
Nathan-Curtis', 8974.
Nathan-Frederic", 2880.
Nathan-Howard', 10043.
Nathan-Read', 8848.

Index t.

Nathaniel', 1, 27, 275, chs.
VIII, IX, XI 1-2, XXH.
Nathaniel", 76, 226, 4922,
chs. vm, X, XI 1-2,
xxn.
Nathaniel*, 275, 322, 1211,
1223, 1382, 1919, 683-2,
7413, ch. XI 1-2, p. 600.
Nathaniel", 901, 1373,1920.
2400, 6832, 7476, 8331,
pp. 63, 600,
Nathaniel", 2905, 7485,
8677.
Nathaniel', 2907, 11564.
Nathaniel", 5003.
Nathaniel-Fitch", 6625,
Nathaniel-French', 13183.
Nathaniel-French', 13186.
Nathaniel-OUver', 7871.
Nathaniel-OUver', 7906.
Nathaniel-Oscar". 7907.
Nathaniel-Rideout', 8439.
Nathaniel-Walter', 7621.
Nehemiah", 10017.
Nellie', 13322.
Nellie", 8444.
NeUie-Augusta', 7845.
Nelson", 9480, 13053.
Newell', 8108.
Newell-P"., 10647.
Ne well-Henry', 6271.
Nicholas", 3412.
Nicholas", 2412.
Ninette-Jlartha, 11870.
Noah", 6103, 10472.
Noah', 10560.
Norman-Henry', 13286.
Norris", 5414.
Octavius', p. 63.
Olive", 12655, 12716.
Olive", 3205.
Olive-Coffln', 10653.
Plive-Estelle", 13187.
Olive-Jones', 3449,
Olive-Leonard". 5664.
Olive-PermeUa', 9504.
Olive-Smith". 13317.
Oliver", 38, ch. IX.
Oliver*, 337, 1373, 1966.
Oliver', 1375, 2060, 8201,
12042.
Oliver", 8202, 9577.
Oliver', 9073,10592, 12086.
OUvia- Stand ish", 11974.
Orlando', 5520.
Orlando-Randolph", 11839.
1 46

Orra-Picrce', 8790.
Orrin-Day", 12524.
Orrin-E"., 9211.
Orrin-Fowler', 9186.
Orrin- Henry", 5081.
Oi-viUe', 13017.
Oscar-Fitzallen', 12502.
Oscar-Fitzell", 8925.
Oscar-Judson", 8998.
Otis-Alvin", 8440.
Owen-Hinds", 13890.
Pamelia", 5986.
Pardon", 13039.
Pardon-Cook", 13227.
Parmela", 7132.
Pascal -Paoli', 5452.
Patience, 5810.
Patience*, 235.
Patience", 1598, 1943.
Patience', 8473, 13177.
Patty", 6617.
Paul", 2933,
Pauliua-Maria', 4798.
PauUne-Marechal", 10051.
Peace", 10183.
Peder-Jacobsen, ch. VII,
pp. 2, 18.
Peleg', 9343.
Peleg'; 9359.
Peleg', 9426.
Peleg", 9399.
Peleg-Severance', 9494.
Pelham', 9220.
Percival-Damon", 6227.
Percival-Z'., 7814.
Perry", 1970.
Perry", 9672.
Perry', 9701.
Persis-Loi-inda', 9028.
Peter*, 247.
Peter', 4725.
Peter", 814, 11913.
Peter', 11921.
Peter-Christian, ch. VII,
p. 18.
Peter-John-Christian ch.
vn, p. 18.
Phebe*, 310, 1962.
Phebe'-, 1969, 2778, 2935,
10750, 11737,
Phebe", 8544, 11751,1291.5,
13169.
Phebe', 3179, 3297, 4371,
8470, 11812, 11965.
Phebe-Maria', 13314.
Phebe-Mooers", 9649.
Phebe-P'., 11919.

Phebe-Pope', 119,'j8,ia0itf,
Phebe-Slade', 4899, 9'341.
Philander', 4837, 5503.
PhiUnda', 4805.
PhUip, pp, 4, 21,
Philip', 13348.
Philip", 8419.
Philip', 8430.
Philip-Henry", 8435.
Polly", 1206.
Polly", 4783, 9718, 13007,
13073, 13338.
Polly', 2906, 4366, 4523,
6084.
Polly-Iola", 6238.
Preston- Willard", 4787.
Prince*, 216, 1223,
Prince-Baker", 12435,
Priscilla*, 2027.
Priscilla', 1967,1977, 8573.
PriscUla", 8597, chs. VIII,
XIII.
Prudence", 4857.
Quinton-Gill", 5674.
Rachel*, 918, ch. XXII.
Rachel', 817, 6156. ch.
XXIL
Rachel", 4593, 6171, 7629,
10436, 12898.
Rachel', 4502,
Rachel-Pickens", 4500.
Rachel-Sampson'. 7880.
Rachel-Zerelda', 7915.
Rasselas-Harwood", 3503.
Rebecca', 11341.
Rebecca*, 53, 254, 315, chs.
VIII, XI 1-2, XXII.
Rebecca", 897, 2391, 3390,
13340.
Rebecca", 2803, 4780, 8413.
Rebecca', 2817, 2878, 3539,
6039, 6193, ch. XXIL
Rebecca", 2861.
Rebecca- A., 4388.
Rebecca-Foster', 10633.
Rebecca-French', 9405.
Rebecca-Hussey', 11957.
Rebecca-Weeks", 11560.
Rena-L"., 12003.
Reuben*, 2399.
Reuben', 2403.
Reuben", 12508.
Reuben', 2850, 8471,12499.
Reuben', 2854.
Reuben-Colburn', 12515,
12612.
Reuben-Colburn", 12525.

Persons Bearing the Winsloio Patronymic.

K

Reuben-Coulburn", 12480.
Reuben-Satieriee", 12529.
Rhayder-Gowy', 13271.
Rhoda", 914, 7229, p. 600.
Rhoda', 3456, 4374, 5973,
9365.
Rhoda- .Vugusta", 9441.
Rhoda-Phinney", 353,
Richard, chs. II, IH, IV,
V, VIII, pp. 2, 13, 16,
20, 21.
Richard", 60, 282, ch. IX.
Richard*, 1945.
Richard", 1946.
Richard", 9727, 10033, p. 63.
Richard', 5890.
Richard", 9755, 10055.
Richard-Grandy', 10053.
Richard-Henry', 9729, pp.
63, 116.
Richard-Peter", 11845.
Richard-Smith", 11852.
Rita", 7831.
Rizpah", 8373.
Rizpah', 8381t
Robert", 11956.
Robert', 12005.
Robert-Bainbridge", 5671.
Robert-Hoyt', 9511.
Robert-JIcEwan". 4093.
Robert-Miller', 13537,
12534.
Roland', 2895.
Roland", 9674.
Roland-Clark", 6065.
Roland-Frederic", 3901.
Roland-Hill", 13564.
Rollin-Oscar", 6600.
Rosa', 6588.
Rosanna", 12016,
Rosco-Green", 11552.
Roscoe-Dow", 10158.
Roscoe-Greene', 8128.
Rosella-Bancroft", 8937.
Rosetta-L"., 10645,
Rosie-Kennedy", Sill. >
Rosiua', 4579.
Rowena', 9164.
Rufus", 9244.
Rufus', 10583.
Rufus-King', 10057.
Rush", 5467.
Rush-Ellsworth', 9515.
Ruth", 39, ch. IX,
Ruth', 237, 1979, 3397,
13349.
Ruth", 7473, 8203,. 11343,

11579.
Ruth', 7632, 8781, 11525,
13278, 13349.
Ruth', 7486, 11529.
Ruth-Almira", 11856.
Ruth-Ann', 11730.
Ruth-Eliza", 9474.
S-Elma", 11999.
Sabra", 7253.
Sally", 4376, 6594, 9337,
9720.
Sally', 2879, 4562, 4685.
Sally". 5985.
Sally-Maxfield', 9769.
Samuel, p. 66.
Samuel", 6, 50, 69. chs.
VIII, XI 1-2, XXII.
Samuel*, p. 60.
Samuel", 5267, 8453, 11513.
Samuel", 2026, 5017, 5397,
8521, 9580, 11526.
Samuel', 4387, 5086, 5401,
6086, 8469, 9286, 11547.
Samuel", 10561.
Samuel", 3264.
Samuel-Adams", 11550,
Samuel-Dana', 5482, 5487.
Samuel-Dutton', 9445,
Samuel-Dutton", 9430.
Samuel-E",, 5088.
Samuel-Higgs', 9678.
Samuel-Luther", 5669.
Samuel-Perry", 9683.
Samuel-Snow", 8112,
Samuel- WilUs", 9397.
Sandford", 8133.
Sarah, 8468.
Sarah', 1608.
Sarah*, 70, 83, 279, 285,
331, 1608, chs, X1 1-3,
XXII,
Sarah", 931, 1195, 1199, _
1935, 1963, 2358, 338(1'
8261, ll(i38, 1164g>\
12198, 13858. 13315, ch,
XXII.
Sarah", 3417, 4703, 5635,
6101, 7134, 7263, 7514,
7979, 8230, 8839, 9180,
10386, 10595, 10609,
10731, 11517, 13991,
13993, 13346, 13360, ch.
vm.
Sarah' 3474, 4404, 4735,
7509,8864, 11538,11901,
11936, 130:!3, 13943,
13293, 13317.

Sarah", 3505, 11933.
Sarah-Abbie", 2867.
Sarah-Abigail", 7913.
Sarah- Amanda", 3356.
Sarah-Amanda", 3354.
Sarah-Ann", 7359, 7386,
12969.
Sarah-Ann', 8847, 12083.
Sarah-Ann", 11568, 13048.
Sarah-Ashley', 13337.
Sarah-Barnaby', 4995.
Sarah-Barnaby". 4997.
Sarah-Bridges', 10145.
Sarah-Bridges', 10160.
Sarah-Crane", 4935.
Sarah-Dolly', 7157.
Sarah-E"., 3161.
Sarah-E"., 3156.
Sarah-EUda", 6349.
Sarah-Elizabetir, 11323.
Sai-ah-EUzabetli', 5680,
9148, 11846.
Sarah-Elizabeth", 6016.
Saraii-EUen", 8132.
Sai-ah-Eloisa", 9020.
Sarah Emma", 3873.
8arali-F"., 8671.
Sarah-Frances", 10139.
Sarah-Godfrey', 4902.
Sarah-Jane', 10008, 11733.
Sarah-Jane*. 4393, 9683,
10118.
Sarah-Jane", 3594,
Sarah-Jane-Ryerson", 11576.
Sarah-L"., 10646.
Sarah-Lorette", 9403.
Sarah-Louisa", 2859, 13135,
Sarah- Jl"., 0178.
Sarah-M"., 10056.
Sarah-S"., 9644.
Sarah-Sylvester', 10589.
Sarah-T'., 11961.
Sarah-Talcott", 4500.
Sarah-Thomas', 8078.
Sarah-W'., 11622,
Sarah-Waterman', 7601.
Sarah-Young', 13473
12611.
Sarahette', 6286.
Seabury", 8449.
Selina-EUzabeth', 13488.
Seneca-Leroy", 12470.
Scraphine', 9285.
Serena', 8684.
Serenius-Nathaniel-Fitch', 6U39.

Index T.

Seth*, 50, 898, 789, 1585,
chs. vm, XI 1-2, XXII.
Seth', 1975.
Seth", 2927, 3138, 4730,
5968, 8226, 9214.
Seth', 4733, 6028, 6085.
Seth", 6067,
Seth-CoUins'. 5072.
Seth-E'., 3144.
Seth-E'., 3150.
Seth-Thomas", 4558.
Sewall-Payson', 8445.
Sewell-Sanford', 12316.
Seymour", 7368.
Seymour- Jl'., 5976.
Shadrach", 5011, pp. 63,
64.
Shubael', 5492.
Shubael-JIooers', 9640.
Shubael-Jlooers". 9647.
Sidney-Edwin", 5678.
Sidney-Wilmot', 3216.
Simeon-Aldrich', 5868.
Simmons', 4679.
Simon-Peter', 13980.
Sinia", 4966.
Smith", 9182.
Smith', 10078.
Snow*, 1368.
Snow', 1369.
Snow", 8090.
Solomon", 8462.
Solomon', 8524.
Solomon-Edward', 9458.
Sophia', 7136.
Sophia', 7931.
Sophia-Adams', 3521.
Sophia-Hammond', 9794.
Sophia-Hepzibah", 9187.
Sophie, ch.Vn, p. 18.
Sophronia", 1208, 7254.
Sophronia', 3358, 12606.
Spooner', 9339.
Stephen", 6302, 7252.
Stephen', 11872.
Stephen', 8528.
Stephen', 3155.
Stephen-Noyes", 3154.
Stephen-Robinson', 10603.
Sumner', 11624.
Susan", 5394, 8905.
Susan', 5295, 5892, 6209,
ch. xxn.
Susan", 5993.
Susan', 3267.
Susan-A"., 9662.
Susan-Albina-Noble",

11574.
Susan-Babbitt', 8932.
Susan-Dulcena", 3444.
Susan-Ellen", 9012,
Susan-El mira", 8'.)78.
Susan-JIaria", 9431.
Susan-Tyler", 4488.
Susanna", 913, 4238,
Susanna", 7417, ch. VIIL
Susanna', 2890.
Susannah", 4188, 5803.
6188, ch. xxn.
Susannah-Adams", 11549.
Susie-Evelyn", 2881.
Susie-Phebe-Hughes", 91 33.
Sybil*, 306.
Sybil", 2418, 9111, 9163,
12759.
Sybil", 9250, 12897.
Sybil', 9151. .
Sylvania-Allen', 8877.
Sylvanus", 12464°.
Sylvia', 2431.
Sylvia-Babbitt', 47S5,
89^0.
Tabitha", 2039, 1059.5.
Temperance", 9726.
Temperance', 3242.
Temperance", 11566.
Thankful", 5297.
Thankful*, 54, 86, 229, chs.
VIII, XI 1-2, XXII.
Thankful", 905, 5144, 6179,
ch. XXIL
Thankful", 5443, 10493.
Thankful', 11546.
Thankful', 11565.
Theodore-A., ch.VH, p. 18.
Theodo-e-N'., 11931.
Theron", 7138.
Thomas, 907, chs. 11, VI.
pp. 7, 8, 13,
Thomas (Wyncelowe) p,
11.
Thomas', 9, chs, VIIL
XXII.
Thomas*, 685, 789, 894,
2394, chs. VIII, XI 1-2,
XXIL p. 63.
Thomas", 899, 3413, 5297,
ch. VIII.
Thomas', 4222, 4785, 6036,
8225, 8917, 9032, 11699,
13281.
Thomas', 3413, 6037.
Thomas-Benton", 13478.
Thomas-C°., 9659.

Thomas-Emerson", 7822.
Thomas-Forbes', 12462".
Thomas-Gilbert', 60, 4903.
Thomas-Goodspeed', 6608.
Thomas- H-Benton', 12503.
Thomas-Hathaway', 9218.
Thomas-Hitchcock', 5663.
Thomas-Hudson', 12643.
Thomas-Jefferson", 3438,
9700.
Thomas-Luther", 5659.
Thomas-Smith', 9185.
Timothy', 2931.
Tisdale", 6170, ch. XXII.
Tisdale", 4724, 6177.
Tisdale', 6007.
Titus-Philemon', 6612.
Ton-y-E"., 7133.
Ti-ue-Pendleton", 8387.
Urania-Prances", 11939.
Vai-num-Shattuck", 6049.
Velonia-K'.,8678.
Vesta-Maria', 7978.
Victor-Ernest", 4489.
Victoria-Lucretia", 9805.
Vurnan-Eastman", 10533,
10564.
W-A'., 13019.
Waldo-Ei-skine", 2888.
Waldo-Francis', 8995.
Walter-ColUns", 5074,
Walter-Edwin", 12012.
Walter-Frederic", 8926.
Walter-Irving", 13194.
.Walter-M"., 6251.
Walter-Smith", 3373.
Walter-Thacher", 2887.
Ward", 2405.
Warren-Sewell', 11836.
Warren- Walter", 13288.
Washington", 4666.
Wealthy', 4698.
Wealthy-Jane", 4694, 9145.
Welthanie, 5320.
Wesley', 9808.
Wesley-Lewis", 9071.
West", 6307.
Weston", 2372, 9243.
Weston", 9249.
Wilbur", 2870.
Willard-ChUds", 9055.
William (Wyncelowe) chs.
I,V.
WilUam, chs. II, VI, pp. 8,
13.
William', 37, 60, 307, 328,
4933, ch. IX

persons Bearing the Win.dow Patronymic.

WUliam*, 375, 338, 1937,
1954, p. 60.
WUUam", 338, 1961,
11737.
William", 4378, 495(1, 7402,
7600, 8461, 8892, 9100,
9346, 9575, 11768,
11811, 13016.
WUliam', 6, 2874, 3386,
8880, 9076, 9179, 9307,
9743, 11363, 11537,
11936, 11963, 13030,
13395, 13384.
William', 6014, 6042.
William", 6047.
WiUiam-Albei-t', 12958.
William-Alonzo", 9308.
William-Arthur", 5651.
William-Austin", 6089,
WiUiam-Bainbridge', 5083.
WiUiam-Baker", 13323.
William-Blackstone', 7843.
William-C, 4681.
William-Calender", 3152.
William-Copley', 6952, p.
600.
Williara-CuUen', 5475,
WiUiam-Delos", 3447.
WiUiam-Fletcher", 0601.

WiUiam Foster', 10643,
WilUam-Franklin". 9083.
William-Frederick'. 7847.
William-Grand v», 10049.
WiUiam-H',, 13380,
William-H",, 11937,
WiUiam-Henry', 658.5,
9711, 12069, 13184.
William-Henry", 6256,
11995,
AVilliam-Heni-y", 6018,
WiKiam-Holmes", 11556.
Williara-Jackson", 7844,
William-Keene", 12404".
William-L"., 10048.
WiUiam-Lloyd", 13575.
William-Lloyd-Garrison', 12520.
WilUam-Luther", 9132.
William-Jloi-ton", 6222.
WiUiam-Ney", 9098.
William-Otis', 9462.
William-Page", 5488.
WiUiam-Penn', 11857.
WUliam-Prince', 13013.
William-Samuel'. 7018.
Williaui-Taber", 4390.
William-Tyler", 7834.
William-Valentine', 9131.

William-Valentine", 9141.
William-Wallace'. 5644.
William-Wirt", 5676.
Willie", 5463,
WilUe-Colburn". 12614.
WiUie-H"., 10588, 11721,
Willie-Lucas", 5472.
Willie-Penn'. 11862.
Willie-Stone", 8115.
Willie- Webster", 13474.
Willmus, oh, VL
Winlield-Augustus", 8426.
Winifi-ed-Sarah", 11871.
Winthrop", 6081.
Wm-Penfield", 4835.
Zaccheus", 13441.
Zebina-Lee", 3534.
Zenas", 149, 4313, ch.VIH
Zenas", 4313.
Zenas', 11951.
Zenas-Clark', 4317.
Zephaniah-l 1191.
Zephaniah". 0012.
Zeruiah", 2920.
Zerviah", 2757,
Zerviah", 3801.
Zilplia-Jane', 21410.

ADDITIONAL NAJIES OF THOSE BEARING THE
WINSLOW PATRONYJIIC.

AbigaU", 4587.
Abigail', 3336,
Abby-Ann", 3329,
Abby-Edwards", :!355.
Alfred', 3309.
Alice", 4551,
Amanda-Prances', 4554.
Ann", 3260.
Anna", 4559,
Anna-West', 4575.
Asa", 4397,
Asa-Thomas", 4392.
Augusta-Shepard", 5137.
AureUa', 4473.
Aurelia-Pratt', 4566.
Benjamin-Fi-anklin", 4395.
BtHsey-Peck", Ml'i.
Billings", 4383.

Caroline", 4555, 5131.
Caroline", 3359.
Charies', 5042.
Charles- Howard", 5057.
Chauncey- Wilder", 3:'.51.
Clarissa- Williams', 5045.
Cordelia', 4214.
Cyntliia-Helen", 3441,
Cynthia-Jones', 5115.
David-Corbett', 5051,
David-Sidney", 5053.
Dean', 3338,
DeUa-Caroline", 5052.
Dorcas", 2933.
Dulcena", 3430.
Ebenezer", 2930,5313,5378.
Edith", 2903.

Edmond', 3140.
Edmond-I-P,, 314.5.
Edward", 4218,
Edward-Hilton", 5120.
Edward-HolUs", 4390.
Edward-Stone". 3353,
Eleanoi--Isabel", 5044,
Eleazer-Robbins", 5025.
Elisha', 3341, 3439.
Elisha-Dillingham', 2883.
Elisha-Freeuniu", 3358,
Eliza-Emma", 3913,
Elizabeth-Benson", 4534.
Elizabeth-Robbins', 5104
Elkanah', 3343.
EUa", 3897.
Emeline, 5060.
Emeline', 2915.
Eugene", 3363.

Iiiile.o J.

Eunice", 3104,
Eunice', 3345.
Eunice", 3363.
EveUne', 4316.
Ezra", 4385.
Ezra', 4388.
Ezra", 4550.
Ezra-Edwin', 4553,
Ezi-a-lloward", 43U1,
Fanny*, 5133,.
Frances-Anna", 5054.
Francis-Parks", 5139,
Frederic', 2891.

Frederic-.Vlbert", 2888,
Frederic-Keuebn", 5059.
George'. 3249.
George-Edwin", 5055.
George-Herbert", 2898.
George-Robbins", 0130.
Gorham-Bray", 8239.
Hannah", 4075.
Henrietta', 3246.
Honiietta-Augusta", 3256,
Honiy-Peiice'. 4403,
Howard", 4553.

Isaac-Shepard', 5124.
Isabel-Gilmore", 5138.
James-Hinckley", 33:i5
James-Jladison", 3434.
Jesse", 5016.
.Iohn', 5288.
John", 3502, 4389.
John-Adams", 3432.
Johii-Fenno", 4586.
John-Fenno", 5290,
John-Hayward", 4585.

INDEX II.
NAMES OF DESCENDANTS OF THE IJLMIGRANT ANCESTOR, AND OF
OTHER PERSONS JIENTIONED IN VOLS. I AND II OF THE PILGRIM
RECORD SERIES, NOT BEARING THE WINSLO'W PATRONYMIC.

Abbe, Mary-L. 13011.
Abbee, Ada-Josephine'
1257,
Amos- Allen" 1258.
Forrest-Mel vin" 1254.
IsabeUa' 1260.
Lois-Matilda" 1255.
Mary-EUen' 1353.
Ora-Crosby» 1261.
Otis-Jerome" 1256.
Svlvester-Grandison ' 1252.
Vesta-Anna' 1259.
Abbott, Annie-Palmer
5942.
Jane 6477.
h bingdon, John p. 22.
Acker, Mary 5904.
Ackley, Rebecca 60S,
Adams, Abigail 5511.
Alvah" 3178.
AmeUa 13230.
Clarissa 6010.
Eleanor 3428, chs. V,
VIII, pp. 16, 62, 72,
73.
Elizabeth 5297.
Elizabeth" 3177.
Ernest-Albert" 3519.
Everett-Fremont" 12039,
Freddie" 12040.
Fredie-Marsh" 3520.
Henry-K. 8253.
John 1, ch. VIII, p. 02.
Joseph-W. 5168.
Louisa" 3175.
Lucy-Ann 3480,
Lyman 3174.
Lyman" 3176.
Margaret 2329.
Mary 11548.
Susan-Augusta 4036.
True-Page 12038.
William-Harris 3518.
Additon, Louisa 5188.

Aiken, Calvin 11874.
Ebenezer 309.
Emma-A". 6992.
Horace-A". 6995.
Kate-S". 6991.
Lucy 1062.
Mary 1062.
Mercy (36) 6104.
Michael-J. 6990.
Solomon 907.
Albee, Prudence 0182.
Alcott, Anna-Bigelow (;300,
Alden, Abigail ch, X.
John pp. 28, 39.
Mary 8758.
Jlinerva 128.
Wealthy 8452.
Aldrich, Hiram 3712, p.
315.
Hiram-Albert 3T13, p.
315.
Marietta 9239.
Nancy 5867,
Alexander, ch. XIII,
Ambrose-Curtice 3795.
Geo-Webb" 3796.
WUliam 11268.
AUderdice, Florence"
11229.
Harvey" 11328.
WUliam-Henry 11333.
William-Hillary" 11337
Winslow" 11335.
AUen, 1024. 4674.
A-M. 1641.
Albert" 10872,
Benjamin 4367, 5187.
Benjamin-Evans' 5307.
Benjamin-Franklin" 10873.
Calista 9541.
, Carlos 5577.
Charles-Jerome' 5579.
Charles-Levi' 7030.
Charles-T». 10867.

Alien, Charles-Winslow"
10497,
Charlotte-Jackson" 519.
Clai-a-B». 10864,
Clara-Ridley" 10498,
Clarissa-Launa" 5580.
Clementine" 4370.
Cornelia- JIaria" 4675.
Cynthia" 5195.
David' 10488, 10845.
David' 10851.
Ebenezer 10763, 10844.
Edmund-W". 3173.
Edward-C". 10866.
Eleanor ch. XVI.
EUza-Louisa" 7081.
Elizabeth-A'. 6990.
Esther-W'. 13223.
Ethan 6154.
Ethan -Allen" 7029.
Eugene-L", 10856.
Fanny-Evans" 5198.
Francis 11503.
Freddie-O". 10874.
George 10885.
George-E. 10869.
George- Washington'
7026,
Hannah" 7033.
Hannah', 10506.
Hanuah-C-D, 833.
Harmon- Winslow" 5578.
Harriet-De Witt" 6979.
Harriet-Semantha' 6984.
Hattie-V". 10858.
Heman' 7017.
Henry-Francis" 6980.
Heury-W». 10860.
Horace" 6977.
Horace-Winslow' 6983.
Hugh 6811,
Ira 7371.
Isaac-E", 10855.
Isaiah-P", 10861.
James' 10496. (1)

Index IL

Allen, James-N". 10862.
James-OUver" 10505.
Jane- JIerrill 11274.
Jedediah 10018.
Jennie-E°. 10863.
Joel 11441.
John 5947,
John-FrankUu" 4676.
John-H.imilton-De Witt"
6982.
Joseph 10493.
Joseph-Hair 10508.
Joseph-M", 10847.
Josiah 10884.
Julia-A". 10857.
Lavinia" 4369.
Levi" 6987.
Lewis 11060.
Louisa-Anna' 7020.
Lovisa-Ann" 5303.
Lucius-Hamilton' 6978.
Lucy" 7000,
I;yd'ia' 10877.
Lydia" 10848.
Lydia-Ann 13138.
Lydia-Bonney" 5302.
Jlarcus" 7015.
Jlartha' 6996.
Martha-A", 10868.
Mary 3138, 10763.
Mary" 6813,
Jlinerva" 7011.
Jlii-a-Ann" 5189.
Jlira-Delphina" 5208.
JIoses-B". 10850.
Nathan 6976.
Nathan' 7038, 10854.
Nathan-Dean" 7019.
Oliver". 6816,
Oliver-P". 10805.
Oliver-Pope 10(174.
Oliver-Pope 10703.
Otis 3173.
Peter 10095.
Phebe 10983.
Phebe' 10494, 10876.
Phebe-Hawkes", 10849.
Rebecca-Smith 11435.
Richard p. 56.
Robert 13320.
Kobert-Fi-ancis' 13225.
Rosa-Mabel" 10859,
Rosooe-G", 10871.
Rufus" 6812.
Sadie-M". 10870.
Samuel' 7018,
Sarah' 10853.

AUen, Sarah-Lucia" 6981.
SewaU" 5191,
Sewall-Adains" 5188.
Sobrina-PhiUips", 5306.
Sybil' 10880.
Sylvanus", 4368.
William' 7016.
WiUiam-H". 10489.
10846,
WilUam-S, 13314.
William-S". 13315.
Alley, Content 10595.
Emraa-F". 9643.
Leander-F. 9641.
Alleyne, cb. VII, p. 286.
Abel p. 61.
Jane-Isabella p, 61.
Reynold ch.VH, pp. 61,
286.
AUyne, Helen-Maria"
3360.
John-Winslow" 3367.
Joseph-Winslow" 3359.
Lucy-Helen" 3368.
Samuel-Hinckley 3358.
Samuel-Howard" 3366.
Sophronia- Winslow"
3365.
Alsop, Richard 347.
Amadon, 7334.
Ames, 7852.
Azel' 8608.
Azel' 8609.
Azel" 8610.
Chailes-Francis", 8619.
Elizahetii', 86'34.
EUa-Elizabeth", 8633.
Frederic-C'arlton" 8631.
Uermau-Vandenburg" 8634.
IsabeUa-Loiiise' 8611.
Job' 8617.
Job-Winslow" 8618.
Lois' 8635.
Jfai-ciis' 8031.
Jlarcus-Judson" 8633.
Mai-ietta-Clark" 8030.
JIary 8035.
Ruth 7991.
Sarah-Deering-Thomas 8616.
Ammidown, Cynthia 987.
Amory, Jonathan 1924.
Amsden, E. 7090.
Anderson, Edward 3349.
EUjah-V. 8198.
Lydia 2350.

Andrews, Annie-Frances'
4498.
Arthur-Leonard" 13118.
Bethia 216,
Ellen 3011.
George 13115.
Harry-Quincy 8360,
Henry-Chandler' 8361.
Nathaniel-Hathaway 4496.
Walter- Justin" 4499.
Andros, Benedict 2092.
Josephine' 2(>94,
Margaret-M ary -Alson'
2693.
Jlartha-Nichols' 3700.
Prissy-Deane 9182.
Sarah-Adelaide' 3698.
Thomas 2559, 2699,
Andrus, Belle-Emily" 4041.
Elizur 4038.
Fiank-Burtou" 4040.
JIary-Abigail". 4042.
Angel, Abby 5325,
Annis, Amanda' 13126.
Chauncey-L'. 13128.
David-A', 13127.
EUzabeth" 13129.
George-JI". 13130.
Hiram' 13125.
James 13120.
Lewis' 13121.
Luman' 13122.
Lyman' 13123.
Jlyron-A". 13133.
Phebe' 131 '24.
WiUiam-'W". 13131.
Anthoine, Amos 11380.
Anthony, Anna 1945.
Anna- .Alaria 4737.
Margaret-Folger 10735.
Martha-Holland 10744..
Rhaydergowy 13259.
Appleby, Lucy 5157.
Appleton. JIary-Ann 12228.
Apted, William-Julius
3il35.
Archibald, 669.
Thomas-H°. 670.
Arnold, Amy-Adaline»
4130.
Asel-Edwin' 4131.
Charles-Lawrence" 4125.
Electa-Isabel" 4126.
Fannie-Maria" 1351.
Frank-DLxon' 4132.
Frederick-W iUiam'1349.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslmo Patronyitiic.

K

Arnold, Henry-Thomas"
4127.
Joel-Blackinton 9215.
John 1348.
John-Franklin" 4124.
Joseph-Warren 4123.
Lizzie-Sheldon" 1350.
Jlai-y-OUve-Alvii-a' 4138.
Osman-Leraoyne- Clarkson" 9316.
Pelham-Torrey" 9217.
Samuel 226,
Ashfeild, Johu p, 7,
Ashley, Clarissa 0716.
Earl-Seai-s 4485,
EUzabeth-Edminster 13333,
Maria-C. 6334,
Noah-Earl" 4486.
iVshworth, ch. XIII.
Samuel-Stewart 36,96.
Atherton, Thomas-Howard
5664.
Atkins, Charles 10343.
Hiram, 6480.
Attleton, Philip 8250.
Attwater, Thomas p. 8.
Atwater, Edward-Paul"
6937.
Frances-Maria' 6933.
Frederic- Augustus
6934.
Hubbard-Bradley" 6938.
SteUa-Keenie" 6935.
Atwood, C-G. 12150.
EUza 1694.
Esther 803.
Hannah 8703.
Isaac 4237.
J. 1728.
Reuben 1690.
Augur, Semantha 6087.
Austin, 1975, 7978, 12197.
Almira-Fry 10330.
Alvin' 10271,
Anna' 12117.
Charles' 1838.
Charies-L". 1833.
Charles-Lane" 10239.
Comfort' 10188,
Cynthia' 10193.
Cynthia" 10230,
David-Sands' 10192.
Edward' 1826.
Edward-Young" 10374,
EUzabetii 10459.
EmeUne' 1836.

Austin, EmeUne' 1831.
Emma-EUza" 10276.
Gustavus" 10272,
Hannah 7703.
Harry-Winslow' 10341.
Hattie-Estella" 10277.
Helcn-Persis" 10275.
Henry" 1835,
James' 2062,
James-Everett" 10273.
James-Tory 10186.
James-Winslow" 10240.
Jedediah 2062, 10180.
Jeremiah' 10344.
Job-Winslow' 10198,
10318.
John' 1822.
Lewis' 1837.
Lewis-Augustine 5991.
Lewis-Winslow'" 5993.
Lucy' 10345.
Lydia' 10343.
Lydia" 10330.
Mary 8074,
Mary' 10194.
Mary" 10229.
Miriam' 10199.
Nicholas 10461.
Oliver 12115.
Oliver' 12116.
Peace' 10187.
Samuel 1819.
Samuel' 1820.
Sarah' 10243.
Sarah-Ann" 10208.
WilUam' 1830.
WUUam- W". 1883.
Averill, p. 323.
Frances-Towne 7592.
George' 5852.
Hannibal' 5849.
John 5848.
Laura-E'. 5853.
JIark-R'. 5850.
Olivia' 5854.
Sidney' 5851.
Truman 6806.
Avery, Elijah 0483.
llelen-Ruth 10971.
A.\tell, Daniel 60.
Elizabeth 4631.
Phebe 937,
Ayer, Anna-Jlarston'
10088,
Asa 6029,
Frederick- Wellington'
10089.

Ayer, Helen 6948.
Helena-Wellington' 10087.
J- Winslow- 6032.
James-Benjamin" 6033.
James-Isaac' 6034.
Natiian-C. 10086.
Nathan-Edward" 10091.
Winslow-Bai-tlett»10090.
Ayers, Charles' 5449.
Edwin" 4091.
George' 4094.
Isaac 4090.
Jesse' 5450.
John 5448.
Juliet" 4095.
Martiia", 4093.
Ayres, Abigail" 3478.
AdaUza-Nve" 3489.
EUa-Isabefla" 3491.
Hannah" 3470.
Harriet-Newell" 3494.
Isabella" 3477,
John-AVinslow" 3488.
Jonas 3474.
Joshua- Winslow" 3475.
Rachel" 3479.
Sarah-Jane 8976,
Sarah-Winslow" 3492.
William 13279.
WiUiam-Henry" 3487.
Babb, Daniel 10183.
Babbitt, 2756.
Abel 8905.
Artemas" 4958.
Avery' 4658.
Betsey" 4953.
Carlisle' 8914.
Crocker' 8916.
Eliza' 8910.
Frank-C 8907.
Gardner 4657.
Isaac' 4659.
James 4653.
James' 4654.
John-Dean 4951.
Joseph' 8911.
Lucius' 8913.
Lyman' 8912.
Mehetabel 4725.
Rosamond' 8915.
Rowena' 4656.
Stephen' 8909.
Susan' 4655, 8908.
Sylvia-D'. 8906.
Babcock, Agnes-E." 561.
(3)

K

Index IL

Babcock, Caleb 13235.
Joseph-Caleb" 13236.
Jlinnie- Willey" 560.
Monroe-Earle 559.
Bachelder, Annie-R. 8199.
Backer, Jacob p. 72.
Backus, Azel p. 67.
Charles p. 67.
Bacon, A-D. 8335.
AbigaU 3011.
Alvan 712.
B-F. 7006.
Clark 9366.
Daniel 1933.
Edward 671.
Harrison-Kerr' 9367.
Mary 1471.
Bailey, Catherine 4612.
Charies 10436.
Charles-Herbert' 4616.
Daniel-R. 11965.
EUzabeth 5501.
Emma-Matilda" 4619.
Eva' 4620.
Ezekiel 10436,
George-Henry" 4617.
George-L». 11968.
Hannah" 11967.
Jacob 10436.
Jedediah-H. 4614.
Joshua- Lloyd 12134.
Lydia-Maria" 4615.
Martha-S. 8425.
, Jlary 10625.
Jloses 10436.
Olive 5421.
Samuel-Deane' 4618.
Samuel-T". 11966.
Baird, Grace 9183.
Baker, 6279, 8800.
Abigail 4597.
Adaline-M". 8852.
Addie-Dexter' 8661.
Alice 22.
Ann-Davis 9640.
Anna-E". 8859.
Anna-May 10831.
Archelaus 5898.
CaroUne-E». 8851'.
Charles-Edwin' 8856.
Charies-P". 8853.
Cornelia-Greene 13381.
Daniel-Dexter 8660.
DeUa-J. 10836.
Eleanor 23.
Eleanor' 1233.
Elias 129.

Baker, Elizabeth 21.
Ellen-Frances 6087.
Everett-M. 5684.
Franklin 3343.
Henry-A". 8858.
Kenelm 19, 1929, App. p.
36.
Lettice 11461.
Lizzie- Winslow' 8855.
Lucy-T. 123.
Lydia 20, 11461.
Mary 24, 12369.
Mary-Maxcey 9621.
Mehetable-Gray 3043.
Minnie-Belle" 5685.
Obed' 130.
Phebe 13307.
Samuel 18, 1918, 1929,
ch. 'vni.
Sarah 12434.
Susan" 5899.
Susan (Crocker) 3343,
Susanna 8776.
Thomas p. 8.
Valina 12887.
WUliauv 9203.
Balch, Alma-Hendee 0487.
Edwin-Knight 0491.
Ina-Mabel" 6492.
Balcom, Catherine, 8932.
Bald-win, 6080.
Ann-Saulter 13323.
Keziah 1'3738.
BaU, Caroline 12406.
Charies-Orlando 12406.
Edwin-Lorenzo 12406.
Elizabeth 6104.
Horace 12406.
Jane-Louisa 12406.
Ballard, Esther 8933,
Orra-Jane 9480.
Baltimore, (Lord) pp. 56,
58.
Bangs, Bethiah ch. VHI.
Dean' 2817.
Dean" 2821.
Deborah 1163.
Edwiii-d" 3833,
EUzabeth" 3819.
Eunice-Sparrow' 2823.
Freeman-Hopkins 2894.
George 2092.
Isaac- Winslow' 2820.
Jonathan 50.
Maria 11499.
Olive 2803.
Susanna' 2817, 2878.

Banlcs, Harriet 1249.
Barber, Caroline' 403.
Elizabeth' 401.
Fanny-F. 6419.
Harriet 405.
James' 404.
John' 403.
John- Wamer 400.
Margaret 2042.
Mary-Gray 9463.
Barbour, Henry 9921.
Barker, Annie 2310.
Deborah 1601.
Elizabeth 4264, chs. IV,
V,Vni, pp. 16. 35, 39,
72.
Gertrude-Fronie" 3362.
James-WiUard 3360.
Lydia 12980.
WiUiams 1601.
Barlow, Almira 9711.
Benjamin 3901.
Barnaby, Alanson' 2444.
Ambrose' 2445.
Clarissa" 2450.
Edson" 3451.
Hannah' 3439.
Hannah" 2447.
Harlow' 2441.
Han-iet" 2443.
Joanna 2433.
Joseph' 3438.
Lois" 2440.
Lydia' 2434.
Mary-A", 2449.
Nathan' 2435.
Samuel* 2431.
Samuel-G". 2446.
Sarah 4983.
Susan" '2448.
Sylvia' 2442,
Barnard, Love-Cartwright
12907.
Barnes, Ednah-Adelia
7156.
EUjah 1037.
Eloise 3503.
Barney, Charles-Neal"
11037.
Edward-Neal" 11035.
Emily- JI. 11876,
Fanny (Burroughs) 6625.
Jlary-Lydia' 11036.
William-JIitchell 11034.
Barns, Anna-Mabel" 5374.
Asenath" 5338.
Bertha' 5353.

Persons Not Bearing tlie Winslow Patronymic.

Barns, Bessie' 5345.
Carrie-EUza" 5334.
Cornelius" 5367.
ComeUus-Monroe' 5370.
Ebenezer-Alfred" 5309.
Ebenezer- Winslow"
5332.
Egbert- Wilber" 5371.
Hattie-Stowe' 5333.
Jacob 5331.
Jacob-M'. 5346.
Jacob-W". 5356.
James" 5344.
James-Brean' 5849.
Jennie' 5352.
Jerry-Hedges' 5354.
John-Winslow" 5347.
John-Winslow" 5351.
Katie- Asenath' 5368.
JIary' 5373.
Nancy- Winslow" 5857.
Nancy- Winslow" 5335.
Orpha-Monroe" 5350.
Ruth-Brean» 5355.
Ban-, Rufus 6183.
Barrett, 401.
Anna-Maria" 3182.
AnnabeUe' 6526.
Arthur" 6527.
Caroline 12452.
Frank-Perry" 11904.
George-Edson' 11905.
H. 1731.
Hannah-Adams" 3186.
Henrietta-Francest 3183.
Horace 6525.
John-Perry 11903.
Joseph-FrankUn' 3181.
JIartha-A». 1782.
Oliver 3179.
Sarah-Emma' 8185.
Sarah-Hagar" 3190.
T-H. 6894.
WilUam-Oliver' 3184.
WUliam-Richards" 3180.
Barron, Mary 5335,
Barrows, 5837.
Agnes-Winslow" 7083.
Albert- Winfield" 2527.
AUce-Perrin" 7084.
Annie- Washburn" 2526.
Benedict-A». 2695.
JuUa-StaflEord" 7081.
Laura-Ann' 7085.
Mabel-Freeman" 2528.
Martha-Jane' 7073.
MUo- Winslow' 7079.

BaiTOws, Octa-via-E. 2736.
Susie-Benedict" 7082.
Thomas-C. 2525.
William-Perrin 7073.
William-Perrin' 7080.
"Wm-Francis 3694.
Wm-Francis" 2697.
Barrus, Artiiur" 13373.
Ida" 13372.
James 13371.
Barry, Elizabeth-Ann 6532.
Hattie- A. 3614, ch.XIV.
Sarah 6093.
Barstow, Ann-Maria 7723.
Benjamin 237.
Deborah ch. X.
Henry 2456.
Lucy-Abby 7531.
Olivia-Sylvester 7515.
Bartiett, 1999.
John 12161.
Joseph 4371.
Lucy-Ann 5703.
Mary-Ann-Bailey 6200.
Nathaniel 11434.
Orpha 5501.
Rhoda-Elizabeth 11047.
Roy-Fairfield" 11425.
Sarah 383.
W.A. 10096.
WUliam 5017.
BartoUe, Jlary 1597, 8453.
Barton, Frederic-Cobb'
1250.
Greenwood-Flint" 1249.
Louisa-Thomas" 1252.
Nora-Frances' 1251.
Otis 1244.
Robert-C". 1248.
Bass, Arthur-Chipman'
3041.
Elizabeth 11872.
George 3037.
George- Walter' 8038.
Robert- Walter" 3039.
Thomas 831.
Bassett, Edgar-Henry"
3751, p. 315.
Henry 374'J, p. 315.
John 2770.
Mary-EUzabeth" 3750, p.
315.
Ruth 831.
Sarah-Pamelia" 8758, p.
315.
William-Ei-astus 3726, p.
315.

Bastard, John p. 9.
Batchelder, Granville
9859.
Jesse 6595.
Batcheller, Mary-Day 5930.
Bates, Asa-Fairbanks 9702.
Emily-Haven' 9705.
John-Burton 7529.
Lizzie-Ann" 9707.
Perry- Winslow 9709.
Sarah 5406.
Baxter, Abner-H'. 1680.
James 1624.
James-P". 1625.
Josiah-D". 1626.
Lydia-K". 1632.
Mary-S", 1627.
Robert-C". 1629.
Bayly, John p. 8.
Baynard, Nataline 6881.
Beach, Elizabeth 6622.
Louisa-Maria' 6792.
Soi)hi-onia-EUzabeth' 6799.
Zophar 6791.
Beadle, Nelly-EUzabeth
3927.
Beal, Hannah -LoveU 7526.
Beals, Galen-Manly" 5200.
Jeremiah 8601.
Lewis 5198.
Lois-Chariotte' 5201.
Thatcher-Blake' 5199.
Beaman, 5501.
Sophia 5503.
Bearce, Alice-Chandler"
8366, 8404.
Charles-Dexter' 8364,
8402.
Charles-Greenleaf" 8365,
8408.
Dexter 8362.
Samuel-Fessenden' 8363,
Sarah-Hohnan-Chandler' 8367.
Beardsley, EUsha 6804.
Beattie, Maggie 7321.
Beauchamp, p, 7,
• Robert (Earl of War
wick) p, 23.
Beckford, p. 9.
Beckwith, Anna 8974.
Frank-Milton' 13263.
George-Edward" 13262.
George-Le Brun 13260.
Luzenia-Elizabeth' 13264. (5)

Inde.r II.

Beckwith, Samuel' 13261.
Warren' 13265,
Bedent, Sarah 13308.
Bedwin, 6080,
Beebe, Charles-Wellington'
3948.
Ella-May' 3950.
Jabez 3941.
Leonard" 3944.
Pariey" 3943.
WilUe" 3951.
Beecher, Lyman 6939,
p, 65.
Boers, Sarah-Isabella 7591.
Belden, l0033.
Belding, Sophia- Wing"
2547.
Willard-J. 2546.
Bell, 1668.
Eveline 12632.
Bellamy, Lizzie-L, 3038.
Beman, Rosa-O. 7329,
Bement. Emily-Evaline
9011.
Jared 9011,
Bemis, Horace 12381.
WiUiam-Steel 8349.
Benjamin 8847.
Esther-A. 854.
Benner-Emerson" 7773.
Etta" 7771.
Phineas-Pillsbury 7707.
Bennett, 936.
Ashley-C. 974.
Mary-S. 10806.
Rebecca 8808.
Ruth, 4679.
Sarah-A,' 10855,
Sarah-JIiller 5083,
Bently, Nancy 70 1 9,
Berks, Frances ch, VII,
p. 286,
Berry, Alfred' 2847.
Ann' 2346.
Elisha 2804.
Fanny 3194.
Henry' 2348.
Hetty 118.
Irene 6529.
Joanna" 2343.
Joshua" 2344.
Laura-Lasuer 1 1 009,
Lewis 5985.
Louisa' 2349.
Lucy" 3341.
JIarvin 6528.
Mary' 3303.
(6)

Berry, Natlianiel-Wilson'
3350,
Obadiah 2339.
Robert-Pagan' 2352.
Sarah 196.
Sophia" 2343.
Bessac, Jlarie- Nettie 7107.
Besse, Benjamin 277.
Bessey, Alfred" 2461.
Artemisia' 2469.
Betsey" 2464.
Charies" 2466.
Gilson" 2465.
.lames' 2467.
Joshua 2458.
Lois-S". 2468.
Louisa" 2500.
Phebe" 2463.
Polly" 2460.
Beverage, Thomas 1919,
Bevington, Elizabeth 5603.
Bieknal, Anna-Maria" 5317.
Nathaniel 5216.
William-Evans" 5218.
Bicknell, Martha 11396.
* Bierce, Emma-Stephens
(Harding) 2809,
Bigby, William p, 57.
Bigelow, Alfi-ed-P'", 1333.
Betsey 389.
Charles-Granderson 3542.
Ellen-A. 6511.
Gorham 6043.
Jlelvin 1332.
Sally 1205.
Billings, Elizabeth-S, 7026,
Henry-Pierce" 9385,
Julia-Porter 4309,
Lizzie-Ella" 9380.
Mary-Ann 998.
Mary-W. 6800, p. 600.
Seth-Pierce 9384.
Bingham, 3177.
Newton 6700.
Sarali 0406.
Birch, Charles p. 9.
Bird, 1546.
Ann-Maria" 1534.
John 1520.
Bishop, Sarah 5288,
Bixby, Ann-'Wasliburn"
1136.
Anne-Locke" 2680.
Austin-AVillai-d 1130.
Fi-ederick-Hathawa\ "
2681.

Bixby, George-Austin"
1132.
George-Hathaway" 2670.
Harriet-Sophia" 1135.
Heni-y-Llewellyn" 2678.
John-Thomas" 1134.
John-W. 2680.
Jotham 2675.
Llewellyn 2674.
Margaret-Hathaway' 2679.
Maria-Antoinette" 1131.
Sarah-Hathaway" 2684.
Black, Ann 4873.
Blackman, Joseph 76.
Blackmer, Laurentia 4177.
JIary-EUzabeth 6590.
Blackwell, Jane 6170.
Blagg, Richard p. 54.
Blair, Chalmers" 3451.
Florence-Nightingale" 3452.
James-Gilmore 3449.
Lovina-Purinton 11485.
Blaisland, Eliza 9338.
Blake, Abigail' 5173,
Betsey' 5226.
Edgar-O". 6269.
Edward' 5230.

Edward-Harrison"

'32.

Eva-Herrick" 6370.
Evans' 5231.
Fanny' 5209.
Faj'ette' 5150.
JuUa' 5216.
Kate" 0330.
Lizzie-Sarah" 5233.
Lucy 1338'J.
Jlyra' 5187,
Thatcher 5105.
Thatcher' 5319.
Wallace-Hoyt 0208,
WUUam-Ai-thur" 5334.
Winslow' 5231.
Blakeney, Christiana-
Perkins 3894.
Blakeslee, Caroline-
Amelia' 436.
Edward- Warren' 438.
Frank" 440.
George-N. 430.
George-Pierpont' 431.
Julius-Franklin' 439.
Louisa' 434.
Blanchard, 8256.
Aurora-Jane 2087.
Ira Henry-Thomas 1581

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow PatronymiG.

K

Blanchard, Laura-Ann
5778.
Newell-Hall 5633.
Blem, P-C, chs. IV, V,
VIII, p. 18.
Blethen, James 1 1268.
Blish, Mercy 2939.
Rebecca 11872,
Bliss, Martha ch. XA'I,
AVarren-S. 12801.
Blodgett, Azubah 5492.
AViUiam 9054,
Blood, Amos 7202,
Cai-i-ie-Ell.a" 7897.
Charies-Edwin" 7890.
Cora-Nellie" 13161.
DolUe-Eliza" 13107.
Dolly' 1315'2.
Edgai'-James" 13100.
Edwin- AVorth 7894.
Elvira' 13165.
H-Fi-ank' 13160.
Harriet' 13163.
John-Winslow' 13158,
Joseph-Hiram' 13168.
Lilla-Frances" 7895.
Lorinda' 13106.
JIaria' 13151.
Jloses 13150.
Jloses' 13163.
Nathaniel-Upham' 13153.
Nellie 5726.
Sarah-Sophronia' 13100.
Seth' 13164,
Sylvester AVinslow"
13154.
Bloodgood, Anna-JIaria
6113,
Blount, Sarah-Morris 6244.
Blunt, Sophia 12298.
Bly, 5568.
Boardman, Eugene' 571.
Miriam 1323.
Norman-Sweet 570.
Bodge, AViUiam 11107.
Bogar, Jlargaret-Savilla
11330,
Bogue, Ada-Elmina" 6449.
Charles- Virgil 6451.
Edward-Herbert" 6452.
Homer-Adelbert" 6453.
Martha-Josephine" 6448.
Mary-Alice" 6455.
Stella-Isabel" 04,54.
Virgil 6447.
Bolcom, Catharine 8938.

Bolles, Emma-C". 6363.
John-H. 6300,
Lovicy-C". 0361.
Nancy 9420,
Bolster, Geo-W, 5875.
Jlary-D. 11533,
Osseanah-E". 5876.
Bond, Lucy 2503.
Bonner, Mary 1933.
Ruth 1920.
Bonnev, Jane-AVest 6390,
Boody^ Alfi-ed-A.' 10671.
Ann-Jones' 10163,
Benjamin 10162, 10009.
Charles-Edward' 10169.
Eleanor-Maria' 10166.
Frederic-EUjah' 10170.
George' 10171.
Harriet-Sarah' 10172.
llenry-Bond' 10168.
Jane-Crane' 10164.
Lizzie-W'- 10672.
JIartha-Frances' 10167.
Nathan- W'. 10165.
Sarah" 10477.
Booker, David 11271.
Booth, Charles-Thomas
4059.
EUeu-Lucinda" 4000.
Hannah 00.
Borden, Clarissa 9167.
EveUne 13797.
Isaac 9180.
Isaiah 1957.
JIary 9218.
Sarah-Priscilla 12821.
Borrows, Jlary 4222.
Bosworth, C-E-A"- 5877.
Edward 5876,
Ella-Adrian na 5290.
Botts. Mary-Jane 3800,
Boughton, Anne-Sarepta
3650, ch, XIV.
Bourne, Abbie-Elizabeth
4513.
Abigail 1,1939.
Eunice 8693,
JIargaret 1918,3774, chs.
V, VIII, pp. 11, 10,
67, 73.
JIartha 3774.
JIary 3701.
Jlelatiah 071.
Richard 671.
Shearjasluib 671
William 7475,
Bow, Helen-Melissa 6203.

Bowdbear, Augustus 2268.
Horace-A-C". 2269.
Bowen, Abraham 12808.
Allen-A". 12809.
Joseph-A". 12810.
Margaret 11457.
Olive-McFadden 11464.
Polly 11488,
Samuel 11377.
Sarah-V". 12811.
Bowens, Ada-Douglas"
9783.
Carrie-Rosella" 9781.
Emma-Alice" 9782.
Jacob 9779.
Jlinnie-CeceUa" 9780.
Bowerman, Carrie'
10939,
Etta" 10935.
Josephines 10943.
Nellie" 10940.
WiUiam-B. 10934.
WUlie" 10945.
Bowers, Annie-Christiana"
13638.
George-Clark" 12640.
Jacob 9779, 12837.
Lucy-Emma" 13039.
Martha" 13636.
Jlinnie" 12637.
W i 1 1 i am- Wain wri ght
13630,
Bowlc}', .Alercy 0041.
Bowman, Bcnjamiu-Cole-
man, 3974,
Ebenezer 3442.
Henry 1719.
Boyce, L-Jennie (Cogswell)
4838.
Boyd, Isabella-Dickey
5930.
Joel-Hall 9907.
Robert-Southgate 9906.
Roliei-t-Southgate" 9909.
Samuel-Stillman" 9908.
Boyer, Burt-W"- 12497.
Carrie" 13498.
Charies-C". 12493.
Emma" 13495.
Frank-D". 12494.
Susie" 12496.
Theodore-Franklin 13492.
Boyle, SalUe-B. 3326.
Boynton, Elizabeth 13010.
Horace 11456.
Bozworth, Joseph 1944.
(7)

K

Index II.

Brackett, Ann 11318,
11604.
Mary 8056.
Bradbury, Harriet-R.
12697.
Bradford, 2500.
Cordelia-JI'. 2501.
Deborah 8371.
Ellen" 1466.
Hannah 17, p. 454.
James ch. X.
John 1465.
Lydia-W. 760.
Sarah 19.
Susan 12288.
William pp. 27, 28, 30.
35, 42, 43, 55, 56, 57,
Bradley, Aera 6909, p, 600,
Anna-Naomi' 6934. n.
600.
Ceylon- Winslow' 6914,
p. 600,
Charles-Miron' 6932, n.
600.
Charles- WUliam 545.
Cleveland-Hubbard" 6931.
Ella-Frances" 6927.
Elmer-H". 6933.
Enos-Aer,a" 6928.
Gennie-Louise" 6929.
George-Ceylon" 6926.
Harriet-JIaria' 6917, p.
600.
Hubbard-Gordon' 0925,
p. 600.
Mabel-Estelle" 547.
Bradshaw, John 1935.
Brainard, Elizabeth-Little'
373.
Ezra' 385.
Fanny-Partridge" 875.
George' 383.
George" 386.
Geo-Colton" 374.
George-Henry" 384.
Hannah' 364.
Hannah" 387.
Hannah-Hungerford" 381.
Harriet-Poor" 377.
Henry-Greene" 382.
Henry-Lyman' 365.
Joseph-Hungerford' 371.
Joseph-Partridge' 372.
Joseph-Spencer 363.
JuUa-Dana' 378.
C8)

Brainard, Martha-Cilley"
380.
SeUnda-Nancy 7188.
Timothy-Green' 376.
Braley, Patience 7876.
Bransen, David 6894.
Branson, Abner 10835.
JIira-E». 10839.
Sarah-A". 10838.
Brantner, Andrew-J. 4450.
Asa-King' 4459.
Belle-Jane' 4461.
CaroUne-Melvina' 4456.
Georgiana-Josephine' 4558.
Jasper-Newton" 4457.
Mary-EUzabeth" 4451.
Ranson-Oliver' 4460.
Sarah-Louisa" 4453.
Brash, Sarah 8154.
Brann, John 7902.
Bray, Isaac-A. 11337.
James-Edwin 6050.
Mary 3228.
Brayton, Bethany 8840.
Mary 8840.
Brean, Cynthia-Ruth 5347.
Breckenridge, Ann-Eliza-
Limbrick" 1113.
Asa" 1113.
David-Aiken" 111,5.
James- William" 1107.
John' 1110.
Junia-Priscilla" 1111.
Mary-Lucetta" 1109.
Moses-Paige" 1108.
Orlando" 1114.
William 1106.
Brewer, Augusta 3268.
Wm-A. 6939.
Brewster, pp, 31, 55.
Charles-0. 1914.
Love p. 71.
Patience 866.
Bridge, Anne 13406.
Bridgham, Sullivan 0236.
Bridgman, Esther 5704.
Briggs, Albert' 4948.
Annie-Eloise" '3478.
Artemas' 4946.
Bathsheba' 4954.
Caroline' 4951.
CaroUne- Amelia 9691.
Earl-C. 786.
Elijah-Winslow" 12029.
Eunice (Lyon) [Tubbs]
814.

Briggs, Frank-Elwood'
12031.
Hannah 818, 11946.
Helen-Fowler" 712.
Herbert-Morton' 13307.
Irene 11964.
James' 4949.
John 11370.
John' 11371.
Jonathan 4950.
Joseph' 4947.
Lucy-Caroline" 12030.
Mary 714.
Mary-Ann' 4950.
Mary-i'rances' 2479.
Moses 12028.
Nathan 2477.
Nathaniel 785, 4945.
Nathaniel' 4955.
Ruth 69,
Sarah 13163.
Solon 10955.
William-Bowen 13306.
Brigham, Ann-JIaria
(Peck) 1024.
E, 1762.
John 8781.
.John' 8782,
John-Winslow 1877,
Josiah-S, 1038.
Lucy-JI. 12704.
JIartha-Chace" 3581.
Mary-.4nn' 1878.
Nellie 7087.
Sewall 2577.
Susan-Baker' 8785.
Brightman, George 12786.
George-Emery" 13787.
Briles, Alice-Ettie' 4166.
Efflb-Jane" 4164.
John-Franklin 4163.
Sarah-01ive» 4165.
Sarah-Roxana 4153.
Brill. AVilliam p. 7,
Broad brooks(now Brooks),
Ebenezer 156.
Ebenezer" 163,
Broadwell, Georgian-Jlar-
guerita' 549.
James-Cutler 048.
Brock, Susan 9600.
Bi-onson, 0790'',
Clara-Frances' 9154.
Emma-Lucelle" 13049.
Georgti-Hosmer" 9155.
George-Whitefield 9152.
Ira-Graham' 9153.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Bronson, James-H'. 9156.
Louis-Howard' 13051.
Robert-TrnmbuU' 13052.
Sylvanus 13008.
Willis-S. 18048.
WilUs- Winslow' 13050.
Brooks, Abi 12238.
Abigail 846.
Ada-E. 11147.
Anna-Louisa 6252.
Asenath" 168.
Ebenezer' 171.
Eleanor' 159.
Eliza 11486.
Gilbert p, 58.
Hannah" 160.
Harriet-N'. 180.
Henry-C, 183.
Lucy' 170.
Lydia" 157.
Mary 836.
Naomi' 164.
Nathan' 161.
Obed 146.
Obed' 174.
Obed' 176,
Roxana' 167.
Roxana' 17 7.
Ruth 165.
Sabra 173.
Sarah-G'.l84.Seth 173,
Sidney' 175, 178.
Sylvia' 162.
Taraazin' 181.
W-T-H. 3821.
Brosius, Laura-J. 11070.
Broughton, p. 58.
Brown, 4725, ch. XIV.
Abigail-Hatch 11325.
Albert-Gallatin' 13171.
Almira-Keziah 12726.
Alpheus 13169.
Amanda-JI. 6731.
Ann-JIaria' 13170.
Anne 1699.
Asa" 12725.
AureUa-Payson 8289.
Azor 787.
Benjamin 12783.
Betsey-E. 8846.
Bowman 6104.
Charies-Henry" 3987.
Charles-Prescott 3708, p,
815.
Cyrus 12723.
Daniel 11399.

Brown, David 3985.
David" 3986.
EUza-Clapp' 744, 788.
Elizabeth-Thompson 6538.
EmeUne 12747.
Emily-Caroline" 4755.
Ephraim 3190.
Fannie 7898,
George" 13724.
Hanly 3870.
Harriet-Jtaria 7943.
Harry-Jloses" 3009,
Heni-y-Riohmond" 4752.
Henry-Smith 3857.
Ira 12389.
James 12389.
John 4744.
John-Calvin" 4748.
L-dura-EUza'" 3608.
Loton, 12389.
Lucy' 12786.
JIartha 8992.
Mary 8963.
Jlary-EUa" 13178.
Mary-Gould (Gleason)
3630.
Mason-Smitii" 13174,
Medusa- Winslow' 13175.
Mercy 1658.
Moses 3607.
Nancy 12389,
Nathaniel 8932, 13389,
Obadiah 3619.
Rebecca 13370.
Samuel-R. 13301.
Simon 11400,
Sophronia- Almira 6287.
Susan" 4745,
WUliam' 12785.
Browne, John-Lewis 7129.
Brownell, Alice" 10970.
Allen-C. 10969.
Charles-Allen" 7024.
Edward-Wells 7020.
Ellen-Louisa" 7()23.
Jonathan 12781, ¦
Myrtle-McGee" 7031.
Nancy" 7023.
Brownlee, Jlartha 12406.
Brownson, Betsey 7093.
Bruce, France.s-Ann 8388.
Mary-Train 8391.
Bruen, Mary-Dehart 13326.
Bryant, Agatlia 1373.
Deborah 1368, 1918.
Deborah (Barstow) 228,

1918, ch, X.
Bryant, John ch. XI.
Oliver 4532.
Susanna 1918, 1919,
7413.
WUliam 11456.
Buchanan, 6587.
Buchenall, Alanus de
ch.VH, p. 286.
Buckley, Eliza 468.
Bucklin, F-Augustus'
12780.
George 12715,
Harriet-L". 12778.
Henry-C". 12777.
Lucretia" 12776.
MartharB". 12779.
Buckman, Thwing 8968.
Bucknam, Helen 9855.
Budlong, Wm-Dennis
12995,
Buffington, Amanda-
Frances 9333.
Fanny-Maria 3371.
Buffum, Caleb 10750.
George 8229.
Israel 11014.
John-Henry 10702,
10724.
Joseph' 8229.
Joshua 10750.
Patience 11300, 11592.
Buker, Betsey 11436.
Bulkley, John p, 7.
Bull, Dixie 46.
Bullard, 12049.
Charlie-Eugene" 4108.
Ezekiel- Williams 4098.
Fred-Herbert" 4101.
Herbert-Augustus" 4104
James-Herbert" 4099.
Mabel-Louise'" 4100.
JIartha-Green 4099.
William- Augustus'
4100.
BuUen, 2358.
Ann p. 8.
Bullock, Je.sse 830. .
Bump, Amelia 13158.
Bunipin, Eliza-A-C. 12879,
Bumpus, Adelaide" 8533.
Augusta" 8530.
Prank-Herbert" 8581.
Nathaniel-Greenleaf 8529.
Nellie-OUndia" 8533.
Bunce, Thomas 506.
(9)

K

Ltdex IT.

Bunker, Frank-Winslow"
9654.
AVilliam-R. 9652.
Bunsley, David 3076.
Burbanks, Elizabeth 7141.
Burden, Calvin 4381.
James 4381,
Burder. Charlotte 727.
Burdick, Fanny-AVood-
bui-y' 6291.
Harriet-Newell' 0390.
Sheffield 0389,
Burgess, John-JIarion 0070,
Phebe 1262.
Thomas-Franklin 2823.
Thomas-FrankUn" 2831,
Burke, 9341,
Burnani, Eliza-Philinda
3917.
Burnham, 2341.
Asa 730.
Hazard 5910.
Lucinda-Pool 8060.
Rebecca-R, 7582.
Burns, Gertrude 4203.
Harriet" 5328.
Henry" 5323.
James 5322.
Lucy-Ann" 0324.
.Mary 5297.
Natiian" 5329.
Sarah" 5330.
Burr, 7231.
JIary-NeweU 3307.
Burrell, Alfred-W, 7;i33,
Grace- Winslow" 7333.
Lyiuaii 976.
Burroughs, Fanny 0035.
Bursley, Annie-E".
1784.
Caroline-AV". 1785.
I. 1780.
Ira" 1781.
Louisa" 1783,
Susan-C", 1783,
Burt, Beujaniin 4960.
Benjamin' 4970.
Daniel 4730,
Edwai-d-AViuGlow- 4983.
ElizaljL-tii' 4973,
Evelyn-Flint' 4979,
Frances-Winslow" 4980,
Lillie-Jlaria" 4978.
Mary-('lara" 4977.
Sarah-Ann" 4730.
Simeon' 4981,
Sinia- AVinslow' 4907.
(10)

Burton, Alfred-Edgar"
2356.
Alfred-Men-ill" 2354.
Edwiu-JIelville" 2357.
Mary-Agnes' 2355.
Mercy-D, 4117.
William 2353.
Bushman, Barbara 13281,
Bushnell, Betsey- Jlarshall
619.
Florence' 7364.
Frances-Elizabeth' 7300,
Henry-Sedgwick' 7307.
Jane 0001,
.Tohn-AVillis' 7365.
Lucy' 7:',03,
JIarion' 7361.
Sidney" 7366.
Sidney-Alonzo 7359.
Buswell, Betsey 5642.
Butier 0134,
Emma-M. 6440.
Tamer 10900.
Butman 9384.
Butterfield 917, 11779.
Asenatli-Hamlet-AVins- low 11556.
Jlalinda 0530.
Butterworth, Jlarv 8933.
Buxton ch. VII, p". 286.
Buzzell, Avery" 8712.
Helen" 8713.
R. 8711.
Byington, Norman-Hins
dale 0903.
Byram, Abigail' 8550,
Cable, Daniel-S, 3030,
Cabot, Lydia 13370,
Cady, Alice-Carv" 13938,
Avis' 13939,
David 0130,
David-AVinslow" 0131.
Harriet-Elizabeth 7305.
Sarah 6133.
Wm-Henry-Harrisoa 12927.
William-Al", 13930.
AVilliam-Osear 0933,
Cahoon, Sarah 189,
Caldwell, Abigail 13389,
Coaler, Jlary-Catheriue 8098
Calkins, Abram-Rensselaer
7087,
Chauncey-W, 7o87,
Frank-Winslow' 7088,
Frederic-Milo" 7090.

Calkins, Maud-Lucy' 7089.
Calwell, Richard p. 21.
CampbeU, Ainv-Frances"
4454.
Charles' 11400,
Daniel 11459.
Dorcas-Hair 11407.
Douglas 6136.
Emily 0218.
George' 11460.
Harriette-Paige' 6138,
Jane 11383,
Lois' 11466,
Margaret' 11462.
Mary-Ann 7833.
Nathan-Hall' 11464.
Rachel- Ann" 445a.
Sandford 4453.
WilUam 11368.
WiUiam' 11461.
WiUiam' 6137.
Winslow-Thomas 10144.
Candee, Clark- Winslow",
5408.
Gilead-W. 5407.
Candler. AVilliam-Latham
8347.
Canedy, 13803.
Emily" 13804.
Hannah 4484.
Isabella-A'ictoria 4493.
Sus.in-Luther 9131.
Caunell, Catherine-Colieu
1900,
Capeii, Abiah-Bradish
11120,
Carbery, Bridget 13010,
Card, Julia-H. 4251.
Carew, p, 07,
Carey, Abner-Loomis 5513.
Uai-riet-Carrie 5657.
Cargill, Amanda 1291.
Carle, David 11774.
Carlton, Jlary 8208.
Carman, Catherine (Water
bury) 6860, p. 000.
Cai-micirael, ch.VH, p. 280.
Carpenter, ch. X\'I.
Alvah-AValker" 4049.
CaUsta" 4010.
Elijali 4000.
Eli'zalieth 299.
Emily" 4038,
Emily- Augusta" 4030.
Emily-Eloise 4037.
Eugene-Perry" 4046.
Helen-Phebe' 4031.

Persons Not Bearing the Windlow Patronymic.

Carpenter, Homer-Ben
jamin" 4024.
Isadore 2746.
Lester-Fish" 4048.
Maria 4679.
Mary.Mary-Eveline' 4028.
MyrtiUa 4956.
Orville-Homer' 4032.
Orville-Perry" 4043.
Phebe-Helen" 4033.
Sarah-AbigaU' 4025.
Seymour-Landon" 4030.
Seymour-Landon" 4045.
Carr, Dexter, 3537.
Eliza-Ann-Eaton" 2262.
Ellen" 8989.
George- AV, 8888.
Jlark 2261.
Newell 8988.
Carswell, Thomas-
Wenman-de p. 13.
Carter, Clara-Churchill
8407.
Henry-Theophilus 8406.
John, ch. VII, p. 286.
Lydia, 4795.
PhiUp-Greenleaf" 8408.
Sophia 21 'J4.
Sylvester 7004,
Cartland, Alfred-Lindley'
11169.
Charles 10595.
Cora" 11165.
Cvnthia- Winslow" 10013.
Elijah' 11101.
Ethel-Farnuni" 11170.
Fernando-G". 11168.
Herbert-H". 11171.
Jacob-Alonzo" 11166.
James-Edwm" 11172.
.John 11157.
John-Brackett 10611.
John-Henry" 11163.
Joseph 10595.
Joseph' 11158.
Lydia-Ann' 11180.
Lydia-Jane" 11167.
Malvina-E". 11159.
Martba-Elma" 10613.
Nathan-P'. 11173.
Phebe" 11162.
Sarah' .11174.
Sarah-V- 11160.
Silas-Hanson 11180.
WUUam" 11164.
47

Cartwright, Abbic-S.
13883.
Eliza-R. 13879,
George-B, 1900.
Phebe (Slade) 9228.
Carver p. 27, 32,
David-Oliver 2491,
David- William 7405.
Frederic-David" 7406.
Grace- Linwood" 2492.
Hartwell 4808.
Hattie-Augusta" 7407.
Johnp, 27.
Joseph 4825.
Nancy-Amy 4825.
Reuben-W. 4990.
Robert ch. X.
Stephen 1919.
Cary, Abraham-B. 13781.
Case, Eunice 3930.
Cashin, Stephen-Francis
3113.
Cassidy, Sarah-Ransier
5076.
Castetter, Abram 3820.
Flora-Lucinda 3820.
Francis-Marion 3830.
Helen-May 3830.
Jliriam-Emeline 3830.
CasweU, AUce-Maud" 3490.
Eunice- JIabel" 3494.
George-Atwood" 3490.
Mary 11750,
Nathaniel-Harding 3493.
Cates, WiUiam 11759.
Cathelle, Fannie-Winslow
1459.
Catiand, Carrie-A", 8033,
Joseph 8031.
Edward-K». 8024.
Osgood-S". 8022.
Cazneau, Margaret 1933.
Chace, Almira' 2583,
Alvah-Richmond 5115.
Caroline 2740,
Charles-Winslow" 0117.
Clara-Maria" 5131,
Clark 8337.
Edmund-Brooks" 5120,
Edson-Hathaway' 3009.
Edward-Angier" 3573,
Elizabeth-Gardner' 2577.
Elizabeth-Richmond" 5116.
Ellen- Leonora" 5119.
Frank-Augustine" 5118.
Hope-Doane 3389.

Chace, Ida-Belle" 9338.
James 339,
Joseph-P, 8837.
Lizzie-Clark" 9339.
Martha-Hatiiaway' 2085.
JIary-Antoinette 5122.
Mary-E. 7554.
Mary-Minerva" 2573.
Minerva' 2574.
Nathan-Durfee" 2571.
Permela 9173.
Samuel 2568.
Samuel-Angier' 2570.
Sarah 11081.
Timothy 329.
Wealthy 4677.
Chadwick, Archer-Bolton'
3134.
Etta-Prances" 3136.
Henry- Watson" 3137.
Samuel 9918.
Wm-Stui-ges 3183.
Winslow-Hall" 3135.
Chaffee, Laura-Lucretia
3718, p. 315.
Chaloner, George-Graves'
9129.
Jane" 9127,
Lucy-Winslow" 9117.
Luther-W" 9130.
Thomas-Durfee 9116.
Thomas-W". 9128.
Walter-Lewis" 9124.
William- Valentine'
9122.
Winslow-Thomas" 9125.
Chamberlain, Abia 9985.
Elizabeth" 6804.
Esther" 6804.
Eunice" 6807.
Freelove" 6806.
John 1199.
Prudence' 6824, 7036.
Rufus" 6805,
Samuel 6803.
WilUam 1206.
ChamberUn, Abia' 10002.
Cyrus' 9993.
Earl' 9987.
Eliza-Ann' 10006.
Ellen-Porter' 9994.
Ettie-Calista" 4017.
Joseph' 10000.
Joseph' 8569.
.Joshua' 9986, 10005.
Josiah-Bradley 4016.
JIai-y' 9991.
(11)

K

Index II.

Nathaniel' 9988.
Sybil' 9995.
William' 10001.
Chambers, Alexander
11883,
Champion, Epaphroditus
347,
Chandler, Alfred-Du Pont"
8350,
Alice-Augussta" 8351.
Andrew-C 8201,
Bessie- Winslow" 12582,
Betsey-Parsons' 8319.
Charies-Lyon" 8346.
Charies-Parsons' 8332.
€harles-Pell" 8333.
Charies-Winslow" 12585.
Deborah' 8375.
Edward 11384.
Esther-Parsons' 8360,
Frances-Vaughn' 8347.
Hannah-Anderson' 8353.
•lames- Whisler" 13586,
John 8309,
Jonathan 11358,
.Jossie" 13583.
Kate" 13081,
Jlargai-et-Ellen 6305.
JIartha" 8279,
Mary-Elizabeth" 8341.
Mary-W", 8313.
Mercy" 8303,
Peleg 8301,
Peleg" 8308.
Peleg-Whitm.an' 8318,
Philip" 8373,
Rebecca" 8270,
Sarah' 8301.
Sarah-JIaria- Winslow'
8334.
Silome" 8363.
Sunmer-Chase" 8303.
Theophilus 907.
Theo])hil us- Parsons'
8340.
Theophilus-Parsons" 8349.
William-Johnston 13577.
William-Pidgin 11467.
Zebedee 11302, 11304.
Chapin, Cornelia-Jlaria
6674.
EUzabeth-Luna 5784.
Frank-Erasmus 3820.
Lorenzo-J. 3820.
Helen-Louise 3820.
(18)

Winnie-JIarcio 3820.
Chapman 96.
AUce- Winslow" 13059.
Annie-Bliss 585.
Annie-Jerusha" 8170.
Bartlett-Lincoln 8163.
CeUa-Carney' 7747.
Charles- Rollins" 8164,
Clarence-Linden" 7898.
Colin-CainpbcU"8171.
Daniel 7693,
Edith-May" 7748,
Edward 7751,
Edward-E" 8013.
Edward-Mortimer" 583.
Ella" 8169.
Elvaretta-Ermiana' 7882.
Emma-Izora" 7883.
Ephraim-Bradford 7744.
Evalyn-Jlartha" 8165,
Everett-BarUett" 8168.
Fannie-Campbell 7749.
Frank-Gerald" 7885,
Frederick-Leslie" 7884,
Frederick-Shepherd" 588.
llarriet-Chcesebrough" 587.
Harriet-Susanna 4308.
Hartiey-Sewair 7881,
Hartley-Wood 7880.
Hector 13008
I-Ielen-May» 7752.
Isadore-Augusta' 7740.
Jabez 347.
James-Pitt- JIo [-timer"
7,900.
Jennie-Statira-Glidden" 8172,
John-AV. 8012.
Kate-Shepard" 580,
Liela-Bronson" 13000.
Lot 8028.
Jlarion-Greene' 584.
Jlartha-Leservey" 7894,
Nancy-Jaae 7703,
Onville-Denwood" 7901.
Orville-Bradford" 7745.
Phebe-PiUsbury" 7890,
Rachel 7871.
Rhydelia-Winslow" 7886.
Robert 583,
Sarah -Abigail" 7893.
Sarah-E", 8014.
William 4319.
Zacai-iah 347.

Chardon. Peter ch. VII,
p, 286.
Chase, Albro-Elmore4907.
Alfred" 3300.
Caleb" 3326.
Charles- Henry" 7406.
Corinda-Atkins* 3300.
Daniel 160,
David-D. 2543.
David-Holton' 3323.
Deborah 4397,
Edina-Jlai-ia' 2544.
Edward-Oliver 11014,
EUza- Brown 11014.
Elizabeth- AVinslow"
12«J02.
Ellen-A. 1830.
Emma-Isadore" 3304.
Erastus" 3316.
Eugene" 13901.
Eunice-Eliza" 3301.
Frank-Erastus' 3317
Frank-Haskell" 3556.
George-JI. 7460,
George-Monroe" 7461.
Hai-riet-Kenne ly 11014.
Harriet-Norwood" 7463,
Helen-Ilsley" 8477,
Helena- Augusta-Taylor"
3305.
Herbert 2581,
Herbert-Trevett" 3320,
Horace 3553.
Hosea-Ilsley 8470,
James- Anthony 11014,
Job 119, 3297,
Joseph-Winslow" 3298,
Joshua-Clement' 7400,
Joshua-Snow" 3331.
.Julia-Deborah" 7407.
Kate-JIatilda 3821.
Lizzie-Baker" 3322.
Lucretia 8399,
I,,ucy 13348,
Lucy-JIaria 6391.
Mai-ia-Bi-own 11014.
JIaria- AVinslow" 7404.
Jlary-Eldridge" 3308,
Jlary- Weoua", 3000,
JIiriam" 3325.
OUve-Woodman 4008.
Oscar-Marshall 11014.
Phebe-Wiuslow" 3399.
Pliny-Earl 11014.
RosaUe 12400,
Warren-Abner 11014.
WilUam-E. 12900.

Persons Not Bearing tlie Winsloio Patronymic.

K

Chace, William-Horace"
3554.
William-Ledyard" 7463.
Cheesebi-o, Louise- Jlarie
5763.
Cheetham, Charies 4691.
Cheney, Arthur 1850,
Herbert-Neal' 11039.
John-Eugene 11038.
Chcrrv, John 12869,
Chesliy, Sarah-P, 8853.
Chester, Josepli-L, p. 24.
AViUiam p. 9.
ChevaUer, Maria 7292.
Chick, Hattie 11943.
Child, Alexander-
JIcKown" 8142.
Arthur-C, 8141.
Harriet-Maria 4836.
John pp. 52, 53.
Lucretia' 8143.
Robert p. 52.
Childs, Abbv-Rebecca
3330.
Henry-Eldridge. 8329.
Henry-Winslow' 3332.
Chillson, Helim 3737.
Josephine-Augusta" 3739, p. 315.
Josephine-Elizabeth" 3741, p. 315.
Lucius-Helim" 37:iS, p,
315.
Susan-Ella' 3743, p, 315.
Chilson, John 8933,
Chilton pp. 16, 60, 208.
James ch. VIII, p. 60.
JIarion- AVallace 5943.
JIary chs. V, A'lll, pp.
16, 28, 72, 208.
Chipman, Amelia-F". 3047.
Elizabeth" 3037.
EUzabeth-A" 3044.
Florence-Sarah" 3030.
Hattie-Gi-ay" 3045.
Henrietta-Maria" 3032.
Hope ilOOO.
Joseph" 3037.
Joseph-Albert" 3029.
Lewis 11324.
Lydia-Crocker" 3051.
Phebe-Winslow' 3050.
Samuel 11000.
Sarah-Frances' 3028.
Walter 3026.
Walter" 8043.
Walter" 3031.

Chisam, Henry-Bond 7660.
Chittenden 6832,
Benjamin-Franklin 3820,
Charles-Freeman 3830.
Frederic 3830.
George-Frederick 3820.
Hiram-Jonas 3830.
Choate, Isaac-Bassett 9970.
Christensen, C-T. p. 18.
Christian, George 12880.
Christian VII, (King of
Denmark) oh. 'VII.
Christopher, Ricliard 347.
Church, Abba-Elizabeth"
12249.
Abigail 9307.
Abigail" 12202.
Albert' 12240,
Albert-Robinson" 12250.
Amanda-Maria" 12241.
Anna" 12205.
Aurora-Jane' 12386.
Carpenter- Winslow'
13363.
Catherine-Elizabeth" 12874.
Charity' 12213.
Charity' 12384.
Charles-Chester-Free- mont" 12284.
Charies-D, 3444.
Charies-Plaisted" 12373.
Clementine-Lucinda' 12304.
Cvrus-Piper' 13370.
Ebenezer 12198.
Ebenezer' 12288, 12385.
Ed ward- V". 12770.
Elizabeth-T". 13771.
Ezekiel' 12366.
Flora-Melcher" 12282.
George" 12368.
George' 12301, 12379.
George-Everett" 12370.
George-P'- 13399.
George-Frederic" 12285
Hannah-S. 7618,
Hannah-Trufant' 12252,
Hariem-Piper" 13378,
Harvey- Wilson" 13383,
Helen" 723,
Henry" 725.
Henry-Lincoln" 12377.
Hiram' 12281.
Jacob' 12359.
Jacob' 12367.

Church, James" 12238.
James-Winslow' 13363.
Jane 4447.
John 12769.
John" 12280.
.John" 12774,
John-Sumner" 12251.
.John-Winslow' 12297
Jonathan' 12200.
Judith-Page' 12261.
Lucinda' 12362.
Lucy' 12383.
Lydia-Ann' 12365.
Martha-Jane' 12364.
Mary 5799.
JIary" 12208.
Mary" 724.
Mary-Bradbury-Eels 1479.
Jlary-EUzabeth' 12381.
Jlarv-Esther' 12289.
Jleredith' 12301.
Nathan 721.
Nathan" 726.
Robert' 12287.
Sarah' 12305.
Sarah' 12382.
Sarah" 722.
Sarah-A'. 12302.
Sarah-Brooks' 12357.
Silas" 13398.
Stephen" 12210.
Stephen' 12369.
Susan-A". 12773.
WiUiam" 12201.
William-Loring' 12360.
WiUiam-Paty" 12263.
WilUam-Plaisted' 12375.
WilUam-V" 12772.
Winslow-Lewis" 12364.
Churchill Harriet-Eliza
9908.
, Rhoda 8559.
Ruhama 8533.
Chute, Ariel-Parish 8334.
Edward-Winslow" 10591.
Ellen-Maria" 8335.
Esther-Andrews" 8388.
Frances-Pearson" 8336.
Joseph-Clement 10589.
Richard-Henry" 8337.
Sarah-Barnes' 8339.
Cilley, Clarissa 8731.
Harriet-Poor 376.
Martha 11507.
Nancy-Fogg 11489.
(13)

fi:

Index II.

Claghorn, PoUy 2452.
Clapp 698, 13344.
Abigail' 787.
AdaUne-E". 778.
Bethiah" 712.
Betsey" 785.
Betsey' 731.
Charlotte' 732.
David 5022,
Dorcas 2924.
Eari" 703.
Eari" 708.
Ebenezer* 098, ch. VIIL
EUsha" 707.
EUza- AVinslow' 5023.
EUzabeth 907,
George-Robbins' 5024.
Increase" 1185.
James' 772,
James-H' 774.
Jeremiah 708.
Jeremiah" 714.
Lathrop' 728.
Mary-B'. 720.
Sally" 710.
SaUy' 730.
Sarah' 721.
Seth" 727.
Sidney-Bedolph' 734.
Susan" 775.
Susan' 715.
Theophilus 708.
Zebedee' 700.
Clark, 8704.
Abigail 11286.
AbigaU' 4212, ch. VIIL
Agnes-J». 9159,
Alma" 3707, p. 315,
Andrew^O. 185, ch.VIIL
Angelina-Beecher 4631.
Anna* 199.
Arthur-Bainbrid ge"
5691.
Austin-Lyman 5688.
Bei-thena-A°. 8008.
Chariotte 7806.
David 147.
David-Oakes 2458.
Deborah 10136.
Donald-Holmes' 5164.
EUsha- Winslow" 3731,
p. 815.
Eliza-Jane 2907.
Elizabeth* 192.
Elizabeth" 3737.
p. 315.
Elizabeth-Reid" 13459.
(14)

Clark, Estus-Graves" 5090,
Eunice' 197.
Ezra 3706, p. 310,
George 6871, p, 000,
Graham-W", 9158.
Hannah 2907.
Hannah* 198.
Hannah' 3191.
Hannah' 3107.
Harriet-Lathrop" 0872.
James 11817.
Jane 7800.
John-Gilman 5162.
John-Lei-shman 8004.
Joseph 8233.
JuUa-C. 8005,
Lizzie- Wise 8663.
Lovesta-W"- 8006.
Lucy 8990.
Luthera" 3736, p. 315.
Lydia- Winifred 13397.
Mary 8617.
Mehetabel' 186.
Nathaniel 3415, ch.VIH.
Olive 10301.
Patience 3604, p, 315.
Rhoda 3878,
Ruth (Hovey) 4983.
Sally 11913.
Sarah 6278, 7991
Sarah-Ann 2836.
Sarah-P". 8009.
Scotto 4313.
Sophronia-M". 8011.
Susan 5130.
Susan" 3732, p. 315.
Thankful' 194.
Warren 9157.
WilUam-Austin" 5689.
Winslow-Oakes" 1'3460.
Zenas' 3415,
Clarke, ch. VII, p, 386.
Dorothy, ch.VH, p. 286.
Helen-JIar 10054.
Lucy-Brown 10057.
JIary-A. 13308.
Mary- Ann 10034.
Mary-Lovinia 5082.
Richard p, 60.
Susanna-Farnum p. 60.
Clarkson Lydia ch, XVI.
Clatur, Sarah-Elizabeth
Clay, Nancy-E. 12215,
Clayton, Alvah-Clarence
4223.
Clarence-Winslow" 4224.
Edward-Hervey" 4225.

Clayton, F.annie-Winslow"
4337.
Clearwater, Henry" 11310.
Sarah" 11309.
WUUam 11208.
Cleaveland, Abraham
12991.
Camden-C. 6509.
Clement, Rachel-F. 10684.
Clements, Lorinda 10138.
Lydia 10138.
Mary, 5297.
Cleveland 736.
Abilene- Cotton' 763.
Albert-Sidney" 764.
Anna-Bates" 767.
Charles-C" 765.
Emma-Louisa« 766.
Francis- Warren» 769.
Henry- AUen" 768.
Susan-Ellen' 770.
Thomas-Crafts 763.
Thomas-Earl" 771.
Clide, Cai-oUue-Jl" 12847.
EvaUne-Louisa" 12846.
Harriet-F". 12848.
Jlilton-A. 12840.
Clifford, Amersha-Malinda
6537.
CUft, Anthony- Winslow
8554.
Belus" 8557.
Bethiah-Orr' 8565.
Deborah" 8549,
Jireh- Watson' 6363,
Lusanna-Winslow" 8509.
Margaret' 8558,
Nathaniel 8545.
Nathaniel" 8047.
Nathaniel' 8005.
Phidelma' 8573
Clifton, Benjamin-Chan
dler" 6366.
Benjamin-Savory' 6305,
Catherine' 6360.
Deborah- Winslow" 0359
Geo, p. 3,
Jireh 0358.
Jlary-S. 2178.
Closson, Emily-Celestine
6277,
Franklin 2330.
Cloudman, N, 8702.
Clough, David 11057.
Eliza-Jane 7419.
Fanny 10376.
W. 1639.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Pat/ronymic.

K

Coates, Martin-Sheflers
665.
Martin-Sheffers 667.
Coats, Marion-Elizabeth
13149.
Cobb, Charies-Henry' 2066.
Ebenezer' 11000.
Edward" 11000.
Experience" 11000.
Francis' 11000.
George-Louis 8253.
Hannah ch. XI.
Hannah' 11000.
Henry' 11000.
Henry' 11000.
Hope 246.
Hope-Smith 3353.
James ch, XI,
James' 11000.
John' 11000.
Jonathan" 11000.
.loseph" 11000.
Joshua 10778.
Levi 2066.
Lydia' 11000.
Lydia' 11032.
Marie-Stewart 11586.
Martha 10484.
Martha-Simpson' 11024.
Mary' 11000.
Mai-y' 11009.
Mehitable' 11000.
JIiriam 832.
Olive' 11014.
Patience' 11000.
Phebe-Pope' 10748.
Samuel' 11000.
Samuel' 11000.
Samuel* 11000.
Samuel' 11000.
Samuel' 11000.
Sarah' 1 1000.
Sophronia-Brown 5773.
Susan-E. 1635.
WilUam' 11007.
Winnifred-B. 9600.
Cobham, R. ch. VII, p.
286.
Cobleigh, Daniel 1716.
Coburn, 1595.
Charles-WiiMum" 8535.
WilUam-A. 8534.
Cochran, Sarah 5723.
;Cocker, Robert p. 7.
Cocks, Anna 11175.
Coffin, Aurelia-Coleman"
4481.

Coffin, Edward-B. 9707.
Lizzie-Tyler" 4483.
Lydia-B. 9619.
Phebe-Jane 5213.
Priscilla-Hyde 8491.
Thomas-Jefferson 4480.
CogsweU, L- Jennie 4823.
Coit, Sarah 9733.
Colber, Josephine-Phebe
(Kingsbury) 7138.
Colburn, Abbie 5836.
Abigail-P. 6420.
EUzabeth 12444.
Elmira-EUza 8525.
Jeremiah 5832.
Colby, Clara-AmeUa 7969.
Jlercy 2106.
Sarah-Maria 5659.
Colding, Jacob-Hansen pp.
2, 18.
Cole, Abigail-Winslow'
1788.
Abraham 1786.
Abraham' 1787.
Anua-H". 11201.
Anna-R". 1800.
Augustus' 1801.
Charles-A". 1799.
Charies-E". 1804.
Daniel 3485.
Edward-Daniel" 3486.
Ella-L". 1802.
EveUne-AVood" 7426.
George" 1803.
George-JIelvin' 10254.
George-R". 1797.
Hannah-G'. 1789.
Henry-G. 11200.
James 10253.
Job' 2028.
John 2021.
Joseph' 1794.
Joseph-G". 1795.
Lucy-Ann 7951.
Martha' 1791.
Martha-G". 1796.
Mary-F". 11208.
Peleg 2027.
Peleg' 2080.
Polly 8579.
Priscilla' 2029.
Rollo-M". 1798.
Sarah' 11207.
Sarah-Lizzie' 10256.
Susanna- Winslow" 7421.
Thomas 1158.
WUliam 7420, 9799.

Cole, William' 1792.
WilUam-Jaraes" 7425.
Coleman, Alfred 9631.
Arthur' 9634.
Deborah-Chase" 4480.
Ebenezer 4473.
James-li'". 4479.
Nellie' 9633.
Susan- Win slo w' " 9632.
Tyler-Peirce" 4478.
CoUamore, Anthony 7544.
Carrie- Winslow" 7597.
Charles-Edward" 7568.
Edward-Chace" 7561.
Eliza-Hall' 7563.
Elizabeth-Holmes" 7555.
Eunice 853.
Flora" 7574.
Horace' 7554.
Lizzie-Josie" 7596.
Lucinda- Williams" 7565.
Lydia- Winslow' 7580.
Lydia- Winslow" 7571.
Mary-Maud" 7599.
Nancy-Maria" 7573.
Nancy- Winslow' 7575.
NeUie-LighthUl" 7598.
Sarah-Isabella" 7594.
Sophia-Ann' 7545.
Theodore' 7591.
Theodore- Webster" 7593.
William' 7564.
WiUiam-Anthony" 7593.
Winslow" 7570.
Collar, 13289.
CoUey, John 11260.
Collins, 11707.
Betsey 5406.
Campbell-Martin' 4430.
CeUa-JIalvina" 4429.
Charles -Washington'
4428.
Elizabeth 12508.
Fleming 4426.
George 2336.
George- Webster 4431.
James-Fleming" 4427.
Mary-A. 10449.
Mary-Ann 4465.
Mary-EUzabeth 2298.
Silas 2430.
Silas" 2430.
Willard 2885.
Colvin, Jane 7298.
Combs, Almena-Juliet
1270.
Phebe-Ann 12881.
(16)

K

Index II.

Comee, Abbie 5928.
Comins, Lucy 1024.
Comly, Rebecca 13396.
Comstock, Betsey 9677. '
J-M. 13129.
Conant, Albert-Francis'
3059.
Calvin 126.
Chauncey 3058.
Condon, 12267.
John" 4452.
Stephen 4451.
Cone, Ellen" 8989.
NeweU 8988.
Congdon, Robert-Robin
son 4406.
Conkey, Joshua 8568.
Conn, Mary 6042.
Conner, Barnabas 3050.
cook, 8228.
Achsah" 4065.
Ada-Louise" 4073.
Albert" 10804.
Almira-P". 10805.
Annie 13219.
Augustus 4050.
Benj-Albert" 4073.
Benj-Parsons" 4074.
Benjamin-Francis 10668.
Charles-Theodore" 4055.
Daniel' 10817.
Ebenezer' 10821.
Edward' 10818.
Edward-H". 10813.
Elijah' 10803.
Elijah" 10811.
Eliza' 10842.
EUen" 4058.
Eloisa 9017.
Erastus-Holton" 4054,
Experience 1699.
George-D". 10812.
Gertrude-EUzabeth' 4057.
John 10777.
John-James-Augustust 4070.
•John-M". 10809.
John- Webb" 4069.
Joseph' 10816.
' Lydia-P". 10823.
Maria 10998.
Mark-Henry" 4071.
Martha 1973.
Mary-Ann' 10834.
Mary-EUza" 10823.
Mary-EUen" 4056.
(16)

Cook, OUver 308.
Phebe' 10778.
Rachel-G". 10807.
Reuben 4050.
Robert' 10815.
Rosella-Lucy 9406.
SamueP 10814.
Sarah' 10834.
Sarah- Jane" 10806.
Sarah-W. 10992.
Cooke, Vesta-Ann 4981.
Cool, ch. XIII.
Cora-E". 3783.
James 3781.
Cooley, Eleanor 3530.
Fanny 5503.
Hannah ch. XVI.
Margaret 9029.
Cooper, 7194.
Anthony-A. p. 58.
Geraldine-M. 5410.
WiUiam-B. 974.
Copeland, Charles-Cutter'
4348.
Ebenezer 7514.
EUzabeth' 7525.
Geo-Washington-Doane" 4349.
Herbert' 4347.
Huldah' 7528.
Robert-McCleary 4843.
Sarah' 7520.
Sarah- Winslow-Ingra-
ham" 4343.
Wm-Henry-Crosswell' 4346.
Copley, John-Singleton p.
60.
Coppin, p. 37.
Coppock, Timothy 11058.
Timothy" 11059.
Corbett, Ann 5025.
Corey, John-Edwin 2597.
Nellie-House' 2598.
Sadie-Maria" 2599.
Cornell, 9203.
Charles-Frederick' 13213.
Elizabeth-Lewis' 13211.
Samuel-Smith 13208.
Sarah-AmeUa' 13313.
Coming, Mary 9727.
Cornish, Martha 11460.
Cornwell, Annie 438.
Richard-D. 7332.
Corwin, EUzabeth 1.
Cory, John 13234.

Cory, Julany 9100.
Cotton, pp. 53, 54.
Charles-Earll" 7328.
Edgar-Brainard 7342.
Ernest-Julius" 7326.
Florence-Cornelia" 7322.
Frank-Eugene" 7321.
Jared-Crippen" 7325.
Josiah, p. 68.
Julius-C. 7320.
Kate" 7343.
Mary" 7327.
WiUiam-Henry 7724.
CouUer, George 2315.
Courtney, p. 58.
Cousins, Andrew 2402.
Covell, Mary 7034.
Covin, J-W. 1671.
Covington, 6113.
Cox, Harriet-Ann-Town-
send 1882.
John-Sayles-Hickling 1812.
Julia 10288.
Coy, 8704.
C-H. 8707.
Crabtree, Cornelius 5943.
Craig, EUzabeth 708.
Isabella" 4003.
Luther' 4064.
Mary-Anna" 4062.
Sarah" 4059.
WUUam 4058.
Wm- Augustus' 4061.
Craine, Jane 10022.
Crammer, Catherine-E.
8124.
Frank-Johnson' 7916.
LoweU 7915.
Sarah-Ada' 7917.
Crandell, 9809.
John' 9810.
Crane, Elizabeth-L. 2612.
Henry ch. XH.
Irene-Lozell 4913.
Jane 10022.
John 60.
Mary 4932.
Matilda 2612.
WilUam 8686.
Crapo, 34'?0.
Craw, Samuel 13266.
Crippen, Alanson-De Loss'
7331.
Alva 7812.
Ann-Thane' 7313.
Cornelia' 7330.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Crippen, Frank" 7832.
Heni7-Cotton' 7340.
Ina" 7334.
Irad' 7344.
Jared- Winslow' 7329.
Lucy-Winslow' 7335.
Mary-Lovisa' 7342.
May" 7838.
NeUie-Beman" 7330.
Nettie" 7341.
Robert-Emmett' 7339.
Critchett, Abigail-Amelia"
5565.
Dwight-Amasa* 5560.
Frank-Conant' 5563.
George-AVinslow" 5559.
Harlan' 5562.
Jam03 5554,
James-Calvin" 5564.
James-Clyde' 5556.
Jessie-Hoyt' 5561.
John' 5557.
Otis-Adams" 5555.
Crocker, 1768.
Abby-Gates* 2966.
Abner-Tappan" 2792.
Achsah' 2760.
Alvan" 2758.
Alvan' 2759.
Alvan-Winslow' 2950.
Ann-JIaria" 2787.
Arthur-Blish' 2986.
Arthur- Winslow" 2949.
Augustus" 177(J.
Braddock' 2763.
Cariton-Howes" 3074.
Caroline' 2798.
Caroline" 2783.
Charles-Fish' 2951.
Coi-neUus' 3004.
Damaris' 2775, 2958.
Daniel* 2935.
Daniel' 8000.
Daniel' 3008.
Daniel-Chipman" 3071.
Daniel-Chipman' 3073.
Ebenezer 2757.
Ebenezer" 2761,
Edward- AVinslow' 2994.
Elijah" 3064.
EUza" 2957.
EUzarAlger" 3999.
EUzarAnn" 3989.
EUzabeth" 3778,2937
EUzabeth" 2780.
EUen-Huckins" 3068.
Fanny-Louise" 2978.

Crocker, Frank-Elliott'
2977.
George' 2776.
George' 2981.
George' 2983.
George-Fenelon" 2980.
George-Oliver' 2781.
Geoi-gianna-Alice-JIaria» 3984. ¦
Gulielma-Ruth' 2964.
Hannah" 2948.
Hannah-Hoxie" 2985.
Hannah-Nye" 2074.
Hattie-Winslow" 2979.
Heman' 2778.
Heman" 3953.
Henry-Augustus" 2973.
Isabel-Amanda" 8077.
James-D". 1771.
Job 284.
Joshua' 2773.
Kenelm" 2774.
Laban-Paddock' 2954.
Lucy-Jackson' 3082.
Lucy-Jackson' 3061.
Lydia 1368.
Lydia" 3067.
Lydia-Sturgis' 3010.
Martha-Alexander (Fracker) [Johnson]
2960.
Mary 3343.
Mary-Bessie' 3075.
Mary-Hale" 2795.
Mary-Paddock' 2955.
Mary-Sears" 2998.
Mary-Sturgis» 3058.
Mercy-BUsh" 2968.
Miriam-Holton" 2978.
Nathan-Bourne' 2762.
Nelson' 2959.
Oliver' 2779.
OUver" 2960.
PameUa" 2987.
Phebe' 2947.
Phebe" 2952.
Phebe-Winslow' 3026.
Phebe-Winslow" 3995.
Rebecca 3941.
Ruth" 1769.
Sally' 3017.
Sally-Sturgis" 3076.
Samuel-Sturgis' 3056.
Samuel-Sturgis" 3073.
Sophia 2942.
Sophia-Ann" 2975.
Sophia-Tappan" 2784.

Crocker, Susan 3343.
Sylvia-Gifford' 2956.
Watson' 2958.
Watson-Edward" 2976.
William-Stanford" 2782
Winslow' 2939.
AVinslow" 2963.
Zenas' 2777.
Zerviah" 2764.
Croft, Mary (Cooley) 5503.
Cromwell, Edward-How
land" 6396.
Jane-AA'^ing 6349.
Joseph-Howland 6395.
JIai-y-West" 6397.
OUver pp. 54, 55, 56, 58.
Crocker, Clara 7517.
Crooks, AUce-JIelissa"
6512.
Amos-Greenough' 6533.
Betsey-Elizabeth' 6509.
Carlostin-Albin' 6520.
D-C". 6533.
Darius-Adrian' 6513.
E-M". 6525.
EUzabetii" 6506.
Eugene-C". 6524.
FrancLS-Cromweir 6536.
George-W". 6539.
George- Washington"
6538.
Harry-Franklin' 6530.
Herbert-Darius" 6514.
Johu 6502.
John-Winslow' 6503.
Joseph-r. 6523.
Lillian-Abigail" 6516.
Lucius-Holbrook' 0504.
Orsamus-Tyler' 6511.
Susan- Jane' 6510.
T-A". 6528.
Warren" 6505.
Warren-Barry" 6535.
Watson", 6508.
WUliam- Adrian" 6519.
WilUam-Amos" 6534.
Crosby, Angeline" 3345.
Anna 6932.
Austin 4798.
Charles 3844.
Charies" 3347.
George-T". 9543.
¦ Hannah 3138.
Hannah (Snow) [Gray]
2809.
Hatsel 2819.
Maria-Louisa" 0547.
(17)

K

Index II.

Crosby, Jlehetable 1336.
Rebecca' 3346.
Theophilus 54, ch. VIIL
Thomas 9542.
Crosman, Phebe 10673.
Crossman, Abby-Ann 4927.
Crosswell, Abel-Brace
6129.
Archibald 6124.
John-Keyes 6127.
Kellogg 6126.
JIary 6128.
Paige" 6125.
Crouch, Anna-Ramsey
11894.
Crouchman, pp, 5, 6, 11.
Crowell, Ann" 12694.
Benjamin" 12690.
Eleazer 13689.
Eliza-Carr 3309.
Elizabeth" 12692.
.James" 12695.
Joanna" 12696.
Kate-M. 11111.
Martha-Maria 3369.
Mary" 12693.
Mary-S. 1114.
Sarah- Warren 3369.
Cruft, 4354.
(-'rump, JIary-Ann 8942.
Cruttenden, Isaac ch XII.
Cudworth, Clara" 7081,
Lester-F" 7682.
Mary-E". 7678.
Nancy-E". 7675.
Theodore-S". 7683.
Thomas 7674.
Thomas-Dana" 7680.
WUUam-A". 7679.
Culpeper, William ch.
VII, p. 286.
Culver, Lucy 7278.
Cummings, Calvert-Chas".
3921.
Clarinda 6818.
Clarissa 9937.
Dwight-Prancis" 3927.
Emma-Isabel" 3923.
Grace" 3929.
Herbert-Moore" 3928.
Hiram 3920.
Ida- Aurelia" 3922.
John-FrankUn" 3931.
Keziah 1201.
Lois-'MerriU 11482,
Lucinda- VUetta" 3033.
Martha-Ann" 3984.
(18)

Cummings, Philander-
Josiah" 3930,
Sophia-EUzabeth" 3925.
William-Henry" 3924.
Cunningham, 960.
Cupples, Emma 8811.
Curry, Elizabeth-M. 9260.
Curtis, 4354.
Abigail 7490.
Anna 5900, 8962.
Chalmers" 426.
Clarissa 7485.
EUza 9937.
Fanny 7226.
Franklin 9486.
George-Newman" 12051.
Jemima 12306.
Jeremiah 12047.
Jeremiah-W". 130.54.
John-Nelson 12402.
Josephine-Erving" 12052.
Laura-Jane" 13048.
Lucy-Ellen" 12050.
Mary- Williams" 7501,
7510.
Morgan" 427.
WiUiam 7509.
WiUiam-L. 425.
Curwen, George p. 58.
Cushing, 1556.
Grace 268,
Hannah- Gilbert' 4922.
Helen-C". 8707.
Isaac-C. 6046.
Jefferson 8706.
Oliver 4921.
Wm. p. 68.
Cushman, 8200.
Anna" 3261.
EUza-Ann 8394.
Ezra" 7473,
George-Henry 5063.
George-Henry" 5066.
Harriet-Adelaide" 0064.
JIUdred-AVhipple' 5065.
Robert 40, 41.
Ruth" 7474,
Cutler, Amos 1198.
Eunice 1033.
Susan-Wai-d 0939, p,000.
Cutter, Abbie-Anu 4340,
Dacy, Mai-y 11484,
Mehetable 11483,
Daggett, Naphtali p, 03.
Dake, E-Veruon 13155.
Daken. JI-E. 12099.

Dairimp»3, i. _
Mary-A-S'. 1635.
Dalrymple, 5955.
Mary' 5959.
Nancy' 5958.
Rhoda' 5957.
William-Shepard' 5900,
Winslow' 5956.
Damon, Eleazer 3727, p.
815.
Emma-Lutheria" 3728,
p. 315.
Harriet- V. 10209.
Hattie-Mary" 3729, p.
815.
Mary-E.. 10315.
Dana, Beulah 5488.
Danforth, Amelia-White
3744, p. 315.
PameUa-Wbite 8744.
Daniels, Charity 12300.
EUzabeth 12201.
Helen-M. 6067.
Phila 6608.
Sarah 12201.
Darling, 9718.
EUzabeth 8933.
Rutii 11564.
Darrah, Allen 3510.
Allen-Felton" 3511.
Dart, Caroline-Cornelia'
6985.
Harriet-Frances" 6986.
WilUam-A. 6984.
Darwin, Levi-John 6620.
Dash, Arabella-B. 1915.
Davenport, Alonzo 13343.
Harriet-JIaria" 2857.
Llewellyn-Dana 2855.
Reuben-Winslow" 2856.
Thomas 12904.
AVilliam-Seaver" 2858.
Davies, John p. 9.
Davis, Abbie 9302.
Adrian 10220.
Alfred 4999.
Barnaby" 3011.
Caroline 11494.
Carrie-Livingston 9739.
Daniel 071.
David 12007.
Eliza-Jane 4357.
Ezra 2358.
Flora 7929.
George" 12860.
George-D, 8787.
George-R. 12165.

Pei'sons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Davis, Hannah' 12863.
Helen-Maria 3546.
Henry" 12873.
Herbert-H". 8040.
James 12858.
James' 13870.
James-H. 8039.
John 3010.
Judith-Eliza 5895.
Julia-Gwathney" 3013.
Julia-S. 7435.
Laura- Ann 8128.
Louisa-B". 8041.
Lydia-Sturgis" 3015.
JIary 4048, ch. XI.
JIary-Ann 1513.
JIary-Elizabeth" 12802.
Naomi 9100.
Nathan-Russell 5008.
Nathan-Russell" 5010.
Phebe" 12871.
R. 8698.
Samuel 8472.
Sarah 1262.
Sarah' 12872.
Sarah' 8473.
Stephen-G. 177.
Susannah" 12859.
Sybil" 12874.
Thomas' 12861.
A^'illiam-Alfl-ed" 5009.
AVilliam-N. 8750.
WilUam-Proud 3230.
AVm. p. 60.
Davol, Annie" 9269.
James 9268.
Day, 445, 8948, ch. XVI.
Almer-Curtiss" 5908.
Douglas ch. Til, p. 286.
Dudley 5907.
Fannie-Al". 5909.
Fannie-Rebecca 447.
George-Henry 2604.
Sophia-Carter 2194.
Dean, Ambrose 3739.
Caroline-Isabel" 2277.
Catherine-Elizabeth" 2273.
Cliarles-Fraucis" 2274.
EUzabeth-C. 3733.
Enos-W. 2360.
Esther-Eaton" 2271.
Frank-Lenora 7088.
Frederick-Emerson' 2276.
H. 1674.
Helen-T'- 2268.

Dean, Hercules 4997.
Herman-Lincoln" 2275.
Horace- AVilUams" 2272.
Josephine-A." 2266.
Rebekah 5855.
Samuel* 829.
Thomas-Ford" 2270.
Deane, 2500.
Abial-Albert" 4644.
Abial-Swift' 4631.
Abigail-Baker" 4598.
Alma-Llewella" 4611.
Anna-Luella" 4605.
Annie-Cleveland" 8330.
Carry" 4033.
Charles' 4634.
Cyrus' 4594.
Cyrus" 4602.
Cyrus-Elwood" 4646.
EUza" 8327. '
Esther-Parsons" '8323.
George-Eben" 4613.
Henry-Martyn" 83'.;0.
Howard-Cyrus" 4607.
Ida-Isadore" 4643.
James' 4599.
John' 10136.
John' 4597.
John" 10136.
John-FrankUn' 4606.
John-Frederic" 8329.
Joshua' 2502.
Josiah 8319.
Josiah-Whitman" 8331.
Josiah- Winslow" 4036.
Louisa-JIatilda" 4609.
Lucy-Ann" 4627.
Marv-Catherine" 4626.
JIai-y-Etta" 4645.
Jlary-Fenno" 4625.
JIary-Fessenden" 8328.
Jlary-Gibbs" 4601, 4563.
JIary-Jane" 4603.
Jlatilda-Winslow" 4614.
Myra 8797.
Olive-Jlatilda' 4004.
Rachel' 4595.
Rosilla-Bailey" 4631.
Samuel' 4613.
Sarah-Frye" 10135.
Sarah-JIaria" 8331,
Solomon-Ripley" 4633.
Thankful' 4630.
Thomas' 10136.
AViUiam' 4600.
William» 4638.
William-Henry' 4639.

Deane, AVilUam-Henry-
Harrison" 4037.
WiUiam-Penn" 4608.
Zebiah' 4596.
Deans, Silas 907.
Decoster, Chandler 11477.
Deering, 9910.
Ellen-Maria 8275.
Mary 10673.
Delano, Abigail 1569.
Alexander' 1414.
Almira' 1417.
Anne' 1420.
Benjamin-Franklin' 1419.
Carrie" 1425.
Carrie" 6077.
Fanny" 1422.
Fanny" 0074.
Frank" 1428.
Frank" 6075.
Hannah 3401.
llenry-Toland' 1418.
Lucy" 1419.
Lucy- Winsor' 1415.
OUve-Thomas' 1413.
Salome 3401.
Samuel 1412.
Samuel' 1416.
Winslow-Thomas' 1421,
6073.
De la Sourdiere, ch. VII,
p. 18.
Deming, 1035.
Almon-Prank" 9793.
Daniel-Polk" 9788.
Elisha-Fletcher" 9786.
Hattie-Cecelia" 9787.
Henry 5649.
Ilenry-Platt" 9792.
Jlary-Gleason 485.
Orrin-Ei-astus 9713,9784.
Orrin-Herr" 9785.
Sybil 13270.
AVillieEgbert" 9791.
Dence, Dorcas 6261.
Denliam, Almira' 3472.
Almira" 2477.
Andrew 3469.
Andrew' 2475.
EUzabeth-H'. 2470.
Harriet' 2480.
Nathaniel-Hammond' 3476.
Susan-Helen' 2490.
Denison, CBishop of Salis
bury), p. 9.
(10)

Index II.

Denison, George 6.
Dennen, Eleanor 11448.
Stephen 11449.
Dennet, Sarah-S. 8015.
Dennison, Eliza-Lufkin"
9983.
Harriet-AUen" 9983.
Samuel- Allen 9979.
Sophia-Pote" 9984.
Denzy, Elizabeth ch. VH,
p. 286.
Derickson, Daniel-D.
12869.
Phebe" 12869.
Sarah-Ann 11217.
Derr, Ellen-J. 12587.
Deuel, Anna-Maria 10903.
Devendorf, Martha 7410.
Devereaux, Alanson' 6966.
Amanda" 6972.
Betsey' 6971.
Elizabeth" 6971.
Heman' 6965.
Henry" 6969, 7093.
John 6964.
John' 6967.
Laura" 6975.
Levi" 6968.
Polly" 6970.
Dewey, George 5480.
Lucinda-R. 376.
Sarah" 5481.
Winslow" 5482.
DeWitt, Malvina 11158.
Sarah 6978.
De Wolf, Charies 1752.
Dexter, Albert-C". 8954.
AlbertClark' 8948.
Charles-Henry 9240.
Clark 8943.
Clark' 8949.
Edward-H". 8955.
Elijah 1187.
Eliza' 8946.
Ephraim 6368.
Ezra-Winslow' 8945.
Florence" 8956.
George- Wilkes' 8961.
Henry-Harrison' 8338.
Herbert" 8957.
Job 3537.
John-Porter' 13082.
Joseph-D. 13080,
Lorinda' 8944.
Mercy-Hinkley 3587.
Phebe-Ann 9228.
Ransom-Richard' 8951.
(20)

Dexter, Rhoda' 3947.
Rosamond-Spooner" 8950.
Sarah-Amanda" 6370.
Solon-Fordyce' 8952.
Susan-Janette' 8958.
WUUam-W". 8953.
Diamond, Jane 13164.
Dickenson, Samuel 907.
Dickerson, John-S. 9731.
Dickinson, Alice-Amelia"
8627.
EUen-Maria 8635.
Erastus 8635.
Frederic-Erastus" 8638.
Higby 13924.
Lois-Ames" 8629.
Mary-EUzabeth" 8626.
Dickson, Charlotte 7855.
Clara-Geraldine" 7497.
James-Henry 7496.
Diggins, Emma-Jane
8826.
Dillaby, Eliza 643.
DiUey, 7185.
DiUingham, Achsah' 2767.
Crocker' 2768.
Ebenezer' 2771.
Elizabeth' 2765.
Eunice 8474.
Ezra' 2772.
Frederick 9945.
Hettie-S. 124.
James' 2769.
John 6.
John 2764.
Lucia' 2770.
Zerviah' 2766.
Dimock, Jane 5794.
Dingley, John ch. X.
John-T. 1388.
Dinsmore, Emma 7687.
' MelviUe 7685.
Diver, WUliam 13298.
Doan, Betsey 97,
Doane, 1755.
• Arthur- Win.slow" 2990.
Ellen- Augusta 1884.
George-Jlead" 2991.
Lyman 10388.
Ruth' 1756,
Simeon 2989,
Doble, Aaron 11395.
Betsev 0301.
Dodge, "8188.
Achsah-EUzabeth" 10502.

Dodge, AUce-M. 8039.
Ambrose- HoUister
13033.
Caroline-Elizabeth' 13335.
Carrie-Amelia' 18281.
Charles-Horace' 13029.
Charies-Winslow' 10503.
Charlotte" 1200.
Deborah- Winslow" 7438.
Drayton-Henry' 13035.
Edward-Allen' 13024.
Elijah' 1200.
Emily-Antoinette' 13026.
Emma-Arietta' 10500.
Ezekiel-Goddard 7417.
Ezekiel-Goddard' 7419.
Ezekiel-Goddard" 7441,
7449.
Fanny-Smith' 13237.
Frank" 13232.
Hannibal-Daniel 10498.
Henry-Clay" 7435.
Henry-Francis' 13230.
John 13228.
Jonathan 1200.
Joseph 4404.
Joseph-Franklin' 13229.
Josiah' 7432.
Josiah-Winslow" 7433.
Keziah-Peiroe" 4406,
Lucretia-Havens" 4411.
JIadora-Clara" 10501.
Marietta-JIatilda' 13028.
Mary-Abbie" 10504.
JIary-Ann' 13234.
Jlary-Ella" 7430.
Jlary-Goddard' 7420.
Mary-Goddard" 7443.
Robert-Goddard' 7446.
Sarah-Jane" 4413.
Susanna- Winslow" 7447.
William-Cole" 7450.
AVilliam-Henry" 4409.
William-R». 7434.
WilUam-AVinslow' 18027.
Winslow-Davis' 7437.
Doe, 5259.
Charles-Edwin" 5261.
Josiah-Prince" 5262.
Nancy 8289.
Doggett, Joanna 1960.
Doldt, Adelaide-Eliza
10736.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Dole, William-Danforth
12034.
Deliver, Jlary-E. 2818.
DoUey, Lorana- W. 10860.
Dolling, John p. s,
Dolliver, Julia-A. 11773.
Sarah-Jane 12250.
Dominique, Eliza-JIatilda'
4324.
Joseph 4323.
Doney, Martha-Ann 3857.
.Doolittle, EU-Proudfit
6291.
Fannie-Belle" 6293.
Hamilton-Burdick' 6292.
Doore, Anna 11473.
Levi-JIerrill 11474.
Dorchester ch. XVI.
Dorr, Gustave-Augustine
3709, p. 315.
Doten, Rosamond 5330.
Dotin, Christian cii. VH,
p. 286.
Lucy ch, VII, p. 286.
Mary ch. VH, p. 286.
\\ iUiam ch. VII, p. 286.
Doty, Patience 1929.
Dougherty, Carrie-S. 3451.
Douglas, Elijah 2046.
Douglass, Eunice 11993.
Douty p, 72.
Dow, Cynthia 12193.
Luther 5046.
Mary 1244.
Mary-Buffum 12017.
JIary-Elizabeth 4906.
Moses-G. 11331.
Phebe 10156.
Downing, Josie 12893.
Doxle, CaroUne 4203.
Drake, Ann 11470.
Arietta 10378.
Charles 5988.
Draper-Semantha 4024.
Simeon 1905.
Sophia 1907.
Dresser, Henry-B. 3566.
Jlercy 995.
Drew, Abigail 1569.
Hannah 6064.
.loseph 1389.
Sally 1573.
Drum, Martha 12612.
Druir.mond 13136.
George 3161.
George" 3163.

Drummond, Jane 4570.
Robert' 8162.
Winslow" 3164.
Drurv, Archilles-Corwin
4621.
Annie-May' 4623.
Stella" 4624.
Dudley, AdaUne-Fairfield'
10360.
Allen-JIarden" 10356.
Annette-Pease' 10361.
Charles' 10409,
Charles' 10393.
Cynthia" 10392.
David" 10394.
Eldana' 10411.
EUen' 10379,
Elwood-Earie" 10399.
Emma-Annette 10388.
Florence" 10410,
Frances-Clark" 10374,
George-Bradbury" 1 0389.
George-Edwin" 10396.
George-Philbrook' 10381.
Georgiaiia-Bean" 10357.
Hattie" 10380.
Henry' 10348, 10395.
Henry-Wilson" 10397.
Ho ward-Ch anning
10398.
Jane-W', 10346.
John 10345.
John-M'. 10376.
John-Wesley" 10375.
Lydia- Winslow' 10400.
Martilla-Braley" 10363.
JIary-Bocon 9123,
Mary-Frances" 10377.
Mary-Maria" 10390.
Mathew-F. 10391.
Micajah' 10851.
Jlicajah-S'enry" 10373.
NeUie-Grant' 10859.
OUve-Clark' 10368.
OUve-Sawyer" 10360.
Paulina-Clark" 10352,
Sanford-Sherman' 10358.
Sarah-Jane" 10383.
VirgUlia' 10413.
Dulb A. 6,
Duley, Frederick-Arthur"
10115.
John-N. 10114,
Dulles, Allen-Macy" 6886,
Anna-StUle" 6889.
Charles-Winslow" 6883.

Dulles, John- Welsh 6881,
p, 600.
John- Welsh" 0882.
Joseph-Heatley' 6885.
Perit' 6884.
William" 6888,
Dunbar, Abigail 4339.
Albert 8030.
AUce-D". 8034.
Alvah-Lincoln" 7993.
AngeUne' 8038,
Angie-Maria" 8073.
Bion-Bradbury" 8159,
Buel-WUliams" 7993,
Clara-Prescott" 8039,
Dorothy-Jane' 8056.
Edson-Lorenzo" 8070,
Edward -Everett" 8061,
Edward-Winslow' 8060.
Ella-Jane' 8069,
Ella-Maria" 8045,
Esther-Olivia" 8161,
Eugene-Kincaid' 8043.
EuziUa-Minerva" 8030.
Gustina' 8073.
Harlow-Elijah" 8156.
Hattie-Winslow" 8066,
Herbert-Allen" 8065.
Jesse 7979.
Jesse' 7991.
John-Bickraore" 8046,
Joseph-Chapman 8147
Joseph-Roscoe' 8148,
Judson-Boardraan" 8033.
Kendall-Moody" 8063.
Laura-Bethiah' 8158.
Lewis- Winfield' 8157,
Lizzie-D". 8033.
Lizzie-Lucinda" 8063.
Lorenzo' 8068.
Lucy-Thacher" 8044.
Jlartha-Jane' 7994.
Mary' 8020.
Meanbec-Rawson" 8160,
Melzar' 8035. -
Melzar-Preston" 8043,
Mercy-Augusta" 8149,
Merton-Wheeler' 8067,
Newell' 7987.
Owen-Duncan" 8162.
Sarah 7906.
Sarah' 8000.
Sarah- Angeline' 8071.
Sarah-Winslow' 7998.
Ursula- Abigail' 8047.,
Walter-Scott" 8155.
WilUs-Burnham" 8064.
(21)

Index II.

Duncan, Frank 10442.
Dunham, Jonathan II 000.
Dunklee, Sarah-Emily
9049.
Dunlap, Ella-Louisa'4610.
Joel 4609.
Dunn,George-Arthur"e224. Gertrude-May" 6265.
Harlow-Burtis 6263.
Dunning 8465,
Dunton, JIarcellus 8441.
Duran, Nathaniel 10653,
Durand, Abigail 11555.
Dui-ant 916,
Durden, Charles-Baker
3870.
Ellen-Baker'" 3875.
Florence-Adelia" 3871.
Jlinnie" 3873.
Durfee, Albert-Gallatin'
3702.
Alice-HaU" 2704.
Anna-Nichols 3700,
Holder-Borden 2575,
Howard-Gorham 2708
Joseph, 2574, 2701,
Mary-Maria 2570,
PhiUp- Henry' 2705.
Silvia-Borden" 2575.
Durfey, Abby-H. 6324,
Durkee, Eugene-Return
3441.
Eugene-Winslow" 3443.
William- Wells'" 3443.
Dutton, Edwin-Julian"
7440.
Eunice-Abbie" 7439.
George 7438.
Rhoda 9359.
Duvernoy p. 19.
Dwight,Edwin-Wills»97G5. Fannie-Adam' 9763.
Henry- WilUam 9761.
Alary- W. (BUlings) 0860,
p. 000.
JIary- Winslow" 9762.
Olive-Sarah 5559.
Patience 707.
Rich aid- Henry Wins
low" 9764.
Dyer, Almira-A. 9866.
Anthony 1919.
Betsey 8299.
Dennis-Adelbert 10041.
EUza-Ann" 10539,
George-G". 10543,
Jonas- AV. 10045,
(22)

Dyer, La Vergne' 6216.
Lemuel 10537,
Linda-H" 10.542,
Luella-EUzabeth 6316",
Lvdia 10138,
Mattie-J». 10544,
Paraelia-A". 10540,
Ruth 5976,
Sybil-Ann 10532,
Sylvester-Edward 6315,
AVhitman-Sprague 8368.
Dyre, William p. 57.
Eames 7472,
Earle, Anna-Mary" 7109,
Charies-Mason" 7112,
Charles-Mason-Wins- low' 7107.
Clark 7105.
Fannie" 7121.
Frances-Elizabeth' 7115.
Frederick-Eugene' 7122.
Geo-Clark" 7108.
Helen-Jlaria' 7106,
Herbert-Clark' 7133.
Herbert-Rowe' 7114.
John-Edgar' 7118.
Marion-Emma" 7111.
Nettie-Mary' 7119.
Nettie-Mary" 7110,
Rena-Bessac" 7113.
Eason 2739,
Eastabrooke, Florence-
Ellen 9559.
Eastman, Benjamin-Frank
lin" 11683.
John 3669,
Richard 11683,
Easton, Betsey 13240.
Electa 5975,
Polly 5974,
Eaton, Abigail 2218.
Adelaide" 3050.
Alice" 3654,
Alonzo-Joseph" 11818.
Anna-Eliza" 3657.
Byron-L". 2388.
Charles-F", 3385,
Daniel-Torrey' 3382,
Diana' 3361,
Edward" 11830,
Eliza-Ann" 3383,
Eliza-W', 3300,
Esther-Fraethy" 3389.
Hannah 3336,
Hattie" 3058.
Hepsey 3093,
Hepsey-H', 2365.

Eaton. Horace-Dean" 2287.
Isora" 2284.
John 2653.
John-W'- 2655.
Johnathan 2251.
Joseph' 2257.
Lavina' 2255.
Levi' 2254.
JIartha-Ellen" 11817.
JIartin 11812.
Mary 8380,
Rebecca-Annie" 11815.
Salome' 2278.
Sarah-Jane" 11813,
William-Winslow" 11814,
Eddy, Abigail" 2010.
Adaline-B». 88li0,
Caleb-Frank 9166.
Charies-Curtis 8300.
Charles-H' 8861.
Claramond 4800.
Comfort 831,
Constant 3013.
CorneUus-S. 8859.
Devotion" 2014.
Edwin 13166.
Elizabeth 8825.
Elizabeth" 2030.
Ichabod 385.
Jemina" 3015.
July 5414,
Mary" 3031.
Nellie-JIaria" 3188.
Obadiah" 3018.
Ruth" 3033,
Samuel 3186,
Samuel-Barret" 3189.
Sarah-Brown" 3187.
Silva" -3017,
Tisdale" 3019.
Edgecomb , Georgie 11163,
Edgerton, Frank-Winslow"
9066,
Henry-Dwight 9065,
Edmin.ster, 13344.
Edson, Susan 3441.
Edward IV (.King of Eng,)
p. 8,
Edward IV (King of Eng.)
pp, 8, 10,
Edwards, Adalinc-Amelia
3083,
Jonatlian 3932.
Rebecca 11547.
Samuel-Hair 668.
barali 3393.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslon- Patronymic.

K

Eels, Mary-Bradbury 1479,
Egbertson 7401.
Eldon, Earl of p. 60.
Eldred, Chsiries-AV". 0340.
David 6339.
James-0". 6841.
Susan-A". 6343.
Eldridge, 9676.
Alice-Hall" 8391.
Charles-James" 4275.
Daniel-Atwood" 4-273.
Fannie-Evalina" 3227.
Henrv 8290.
Ida-(5Uvia' 3323.
James-N. 4373.
Louis-Winslow" 3330.
Mary-Elizabeth" 33'34.
Thomas 3331.
Thomas-Franklin" 3336.
BUiot, Abigail' 11438.
Ann' 11443.
Daniel' 11439.
Daniel-Petti ngiir 11431.
Enoch' 11436.
Isaiah' 11433.
Jacob' 11434.
John p. 54,
John' 11433.
Joseph' 11437.
Levi' 11440.
Louisa' 11441.
Nathan' 11443.
Stephen' 11435.
Thomas 3458.
Elliot, Helen" 4032.
John-James 4031.
EUis, Algernon-Sydney
12994.
Amanda" 13997.
Andrew' 206.
Anna' 303,
Arthur" 13003.
Benjamin 199.
Benjamin" 304.
Chester-Sydney" 13998.
Clarissa 1162.
Cornelius 186.
Cornelius' 189.
Edward-Winslow' 13001.
Elbridge-S. 13137.
Elias 5427.
Elizabeth' 188, 202.
Frederick" 13002.
Hannah 9678.
Helen-Maria' 12995.
John" 207.

Ellis, John-JI. 3177.
John-M". 3178.
JIartha" 201.
JIercy' 187.
Nettie-Estelle" 3179.
Rebecca 6183.
Rebecca" 205.
Reuben' 200.
Theodore-Leon" 3180.
Thoniasine, cli. VII, p.
286.
ElUson, Alice-Hamilton"
6779.
Andrew 6773,
EUen-Jlaria" 6778,
Emma-Frances", 6776.
Leni" 6781.
Mary-Letitia" 6780.
Ora" 10900,
RolUn" 6775.
Samuel 10905.
Thomas-Emmet' 6774.
Elmer ch, XVI,
Elsbree, Henrietta-M.
9142.
Elwell, Eleazer-Crowell
13697.
Herbert' 13699.
John 13696.
Mary-E. 12702.
Ely, Jlartha ch.- XVI.
Emerson, Geo. -Stevens
5626.
Mary-Mehetabel 4054.
Emery, 11369.
Florence 5332.
James-E. 10404.
Jane 11358,
Emmons, George-Edward'
606,
Hannah 3661, ch, XIII.
Hattie-Octavia' 657.
Marshal' 655.
Octavius 650.
Empey, Almond 13412.
Clarence-Preston" 12414.
Everett-Ellsworth" 12415,
George-William" 12413,
Enix, Joseph -WilUam"
11848,
Leanna-Alta" 11849.
Thomas-Franklin 11847.
Erwin, Geo. Zolma 6985,
Estes, Allen 10903.
Alton-P". 10926.
Angelina-P». 10927.

Estes, Benjamin-H". 10918.
Caroline-E". 10921.
Charies' 2068.
Cyrus 12017.
Dorothy 11452.
Elizabeth" 10903.
Elizabeth' 10919.
Lusana-Goddard" 10904
Mary 10854.
Mary-Pope" 10916.
Sarah" 10913.
Silas 2063.
WiUiam 10903.
AVilliam" 10920.
Eugley, Abial 7084.
Albion" 7687.
Emma" 7689.
JIartha' 7688.
Sarah" 7685.
Eustis, William 11712.
Evans, Annie' 10350.
Benjamin 0144.
Benjamin" 5350.
Charity'' 0335.
Charles 7193.
Charles-Edgar' 5360,
Charles-J", 10348.
Elizabeth" 5149.
Elizabeth-C. 18307.
Fanny" 5145.
Fanny' 5253.
Frankie" 10251.
George 10247.
George-L". 10249.
Gilbert" 5251.
Gilbert' 5364.
John 1979.
John" 1983.
John' 13350.
.Joseph 13349.
.Joseph" 1983.
Lydia 837.
Maria' 13362.
Mary" 1983.
Nancy-Oak' 5259.
Peggy' 5146.
Ruth' 13351.
Sarah" 2001.
Sarah" 5155.
Susanna" 5147.
Thomas 18345,
Winslow' 5252.
Evarts, Wm.-M. p. 68.
Evayns, John p, 21.
Eveleth, Frank" 11537.
George' 11536.
George-Lesley" 11533.

Index II.

Eveleth, Jane-Rust" 11580.
Maggie" 11584.
Nathaniel 11529.
Nathaniel" 11535.
Everett, Elizabeth-West-
cott" 5093,
Lewis-PUmpton" 5095.
Nathaniel- Ware 5089.
Otis- Winslow" 5091.
Everson, Saba 1400.
Ewer, Rebecca 8<J4.
Ruth 13937.
Ewings, Alexander 5488.
Faber, Johannah-JIendall
13980,
Fabrique, Lucia 7015.
Fahs, Helen-Leonoie" 9470,
James-Abraham 9474,
Failor, Clarence-Winslow"
9058.
Elnaer-Judson" 9059,
llarhuid-Justin" 9060.
Samuel 9057,
Fairbanks, Abbe-Annette'
9007.
Adeliah-Isabel" 0438.
Alice-Carrie" 6436.
Charies-Rufus' 9009,
Erastus 3831.
Floreuce-JIay" 6439,
Frederick-William 0435.
Geoi-ge-Edwin" 9002,
Helen-Minerva" 0437,
Henry-Lucius' 9001,
Jasper-Lorenzo' 9006.
Julia-Eveline" 9004,
Lorenzo 8999.
Lucy-Emma" 9010,
Luther-JIonroe' 9003.
Fairchild, Jane-Sheldon
1071.
Fairfield, Jlary-Elizabeth-
Tappan 10067.
Fales, Avis-B. 7870.
Ellen-Ann" 4507.
Fi-anklin-S, 4555.
Jtary-Elizabeth" 4556.
Farman, Ashley 5037.
Herod 5638.
Leila-Annie' 5528.
Jlai-cellus-Winslow"5539
Farnsworth, Asa-Homer"
4037.
EUzabeth 4033,
Hial-Albert 4030.
Pamela-Semautha'"4026,

Farnsworth, PriscUla 6729.
Farnum, Sarah 8326,
Farr, ch. XIV.
Abbie 11168,
George-B. 6516.
Geo- Volney" 6517.
Geo-Webb" 3629.
JIartha-Lillian' 6518.
Mary-Louisa 451.
Samuel 3628.
Farrar, Eben-Lawrence"
3529
Geo-Henry" 3526.
George-Whitefield 3521.
Lucius-Edwin" 3538.
Mary-EUza" 3524,
FarreU, Jennie 2976.
Farrier, 13289.
Farrington, Hannah-F.
12212.
Farwell, Henry' 10066.
Faunce, Abigail 13330.
Alton" 7611.
Bertha" 7613.
EUen' 7607,
Ellen-Bradford 18309.
George 7605-
George' 7613.
Jerusha 1503.
Linus' 7610,
Jlyron* 7609.
Sarah-Cushing" 7614.
AVinslow" 7608.
Faxon, Charles' 8590.
Luther' 8591.
Priscilla' 8593.
Samuel 8589.
Fay 897.
Cyrus-Paige 952,
Daniel 952.
Flora-Belle 3117,
Felker, Chariotte-Jl'.
12279.
Hai-riet-S'. 12268,
JuUa-Ann' 12366.
Leonard- Jl'. 12370.
Mary-Matilda' 13373.
Olive-E'. 12209.
Paul 12360.
Sarah-C 12267.
Felt, Robert 840.
Pelton, Carrie-Amelia'
3512.
Celinda-Jane" 3518.
Elbridge-Geri-y, 3505.
John-Henry' 3515.
Josie" 3516.

Felton, Lucius-More" 3517.
Lucy-Sophia" 3507.
Maria-Lydia' 3510.
Fenderson, Olive-Wood
man 11332.
Fenn, Lillian 10964.
William 5762.
Fenno, Abigail 4585.
Rachel 4375,
Ferguson, ch. XV,
Ferguson, Elizabeth ch.
VH.
Ferris, Alice-Lavinia"
3836,
Charies 6722.
Charles-Leonard" 3833.
Lelia-Francina 3834,
Leonard-Thompson 3831.
Mary-Helen" 3840.
Ralph- WilUe" 3839.
Ulysses-Stephens'" 3838.
Fessenden, 8375.
Clarissa-Berry 3333.
Daniel-W». 8375, 8278.
Edward-Fox" 10713.
Francis 10712.
Hannah 146.
S.H. 1782.
Samuel 8275.
Samuel-Clement" 8276.
Thomas-A-D", 8377,
Wm-Pitt' 8388.
Fickett, Joanna 11480.
Field, ch, XV.
Fifield, Hiram 12389.
Joseph 12389.
Nathan 13389,
Sanborn 12389.
Sylvina 12389.
Files. Robert 2346.
Adeline 11500.
Fillebrown, John-Bean
8367.
John-Holman' 8369.
JIary-Lelia' 8370,
Mirinda-.iane' 8308.
Finney, Lavina 6856,
Jlethiah 11301.
Finson, Cassie-Ellen"
13390,
Charity-JIay' 13394,
James-Jordon 13389,
James-Tiue" 123!i5.
Jerome-Church' 13393,
Walter- Robert' 133113,
Fish, Abbie-Emma' 9417.

Persons Not Bearing the Winsloto Paironymio.

K

Fish, Abby-E wer 3821.
Deborah 1401.
Bdward-Pavson 7933.
Emma-Jlay" 7935.
Frank-Leslie' 9418.
Frederic-Appleton 9414.
Hamilton 6957.
Hannah (Nye) 3004.
Katherine-G. 6957.
Rebecca 5451.
Saloam-Malvina 3646,
ch. XIV.
Fisher, Abbie Cora' 5177,
Alvin 3968.
Emily-Augusta' 3976.
Frances-JIarie" 3985,
Geo-W. 5186.
James-Leonard 9712.
Lois 4612,
Jlarion-Gardinei' 1857.
Martha 5592,
Martha-Jane" 3969.
Olive 3258.
Preston 5176.
Warren 1856.
WiUis-Preston' 5178.
Fisk, DeUa-N' 5343.
EUen-A". 5339.
Fred-N' 5343.
Nathaniel 5338.
Fiske, Sarah-Ripley 1886.
Fitch 6939, ch. XVI,
Avis-Winslow' 12920.
Benjamin 2358.
Charies-Frederick" 6908.
Clara- Alma' 6907.
EUzabeth- Wiuslow'
12921.
Hannah 1211.
Henry-Winslow' 12916.
.Iohn 1211.
.John-Arthur' 12919.
Lizzie 8292.
Mary-Elizabetii 9739.
Reuben 12915.
Reuben- Harrison' 12917.
Thomas-Davis 6906, p,
600.
Flagg, Annie-L". 7070,
George 6300.
Leonora-Jl* 7077.
Myrick-P. 7675.
Nancy-JI. 5072.
Flanders, Plavia-H. 3789,
ch. XIIL
Linda-Myra 3666, ch.
XIII.

Fleetwood p. 57.
Fleming, Josephine-
Augusta 7591.
Fletcher, Edwin 11938.
Warren-G. 3032,
FUnt, Abbie-Gillespie"
1055,
Abby-JIaria" 1052.
B-P, 2083,
Carrie-Jane' 7735.
EvaUna 5594.
Frank-Chester' 7734.
George-A. 7530.
George-Alvin" 7737.
Hannah-Elizabeth" 1050.
Herbert-Hall' 7730.
Jacob 1047.
Oscar-Eugene" 7738,
Thomas 7733,
WiUiam-Bradford' 1054,
Flitner, Zachariah 2358,
[Floyd], Elizabeth 8933,
Five, Emily 3844.
Fogg, Calvin 11498.
Fogler, Mary-F. 8190.
Folensby, Elizabeth 12404
Folger, Bathshua 10750.
Carrie-Tobey' 9037.
Francis-Edward 9030.
Sai-ah-Jlacy" 9636.
Polkstone, AVilliam-
Viscount 3368.
Follet, Catherine 11564.
Hannah 7086,
Foot, Frances-Ellen" 3998.
Geo-Beman" 3999.
Henry-Lyman 3996,
Marie-Laflin" 3997.
Foote, Anna' ch. XV.
Catherine' ch. "
Cyntiiia 7030.
Edwin' ch. XV.
Edwin-B', ch. XV.
Eliza' ch. XV.
Ellen" ch. "
Emily' ch. "
Emma 6640.
Frederic" ch. XV.
Harrison' ch. "
Henry- W.ard" ch. XV.
John" ch. XV.
Joseph' ch. XV.
Margaret" ch. XV.
Maria' ch. XV.
Mary' ch. "
Rachel 12389.
Sarah" ch. XV,

Foote, Thaddeus ch. XV.
Thaddeus' ch. "
William" ch. "
Forbes, Delphina 11478.
Isaiah-EUiot' 11488.
Margaret 6239.
Mary-Anna 7265.
Susan 11468,
Zadoc 11487.
Ford, Ada-Louisa' 8642.
Annie-Winslow' 8649.
Charles-Everett" 8651.
Chester-Sumner" 8653.
Elizabeth 8549.
Ezra 8640,
Lydia 1383.
Mercy ch, X.
Nathan 8648.
Roscoe-Ezra' 8641.
Sarah-Ann 12958,
Thomas ch. X.
Fordam, Frances 4337.
Lucretia 4273.
Forward ch. XV.
Abel' ch. "
Abel' eh. "
Andrew-Jackson' ch.
XV.
Anna" ch. XV.
Caroline" ch. XV.
Catherine" ch. "
Chauncey' ch. "
Cretia" ch. XV.
Cretia" ch. "
Dan" ch. XV.
Dan" ch. "
Deborah" ch. XV.
Drydei)" ch, "
Egbert' ch, "
Elizabeth' ch. XV,
Emei-ett' cli, XV.
Eunetia-Rebecoa' ch.
XV.
Eunice' ch. XV.
Eunice-Lavinia' ch. XV.
Fannie-E', ch. XV.
Frances-Keturah' 3858,
ch. XV,
Francis" ch. XV.
George" ch. "
George' ch. "
Hannah" ch. '*
Harriet-Adelia' ch. XV.
Harry' ch. "
Homer' ch. "
Homer-Moore' (35)

K

Index II.

Forward, James* ch. XV.
James' ch. "
Jane' ch. "
Jesse* ch. "
John" ch. "
Joseph' ch. XV.
Joseph' ch. "
Joseph* ch. "
Joseph" ch, "
Joseph-Morton" ch. XV.
Joseph-Morton' ch. "
Joshua-Dickinson" ch.
XV.
JuUa" ch. XV.
Justus* ch. "
Justus" Ch. "
Keturah" ch. XV.
Keturah-Sophia' ch. XV.
Maria' ch, XV.
Maria-Louisa' ch. XV.
Jlartha' ch. XV.
Mary-Rosetta' ch, XV.
Maiv-Cecilia' ch. "
Mercy* ch. XV.
Nancy" ch. "
Oliver" ch "
Perlia or Perley" ch. XV.
Pliny" ch. XV.
Pliny-Marcel lus' ch. XV.
Polly" ch. XV.
Rachel" ch. XV.
Rensselaer" ch. XV.
Reuben' ch. XV.
Rhoda-Celestia' ch. XV.
Robert" ch. XV.
Ruth" ch. XV.
Ruth' ch. "
Ruth' ch. " .
Samuel' ch. XV.
Samuel' cli. "
Samuel' ch. "
Samuel' ch. "
Samuel" ch. ' '
Susannah" ch. XV.
Walter' ch.
Foskit, Dauiel 4V78.
Foss, Abbie-J. 11803.
Esther-Maud" 10313.
Ina" 10214,
Oliver 13108.
Samuel 10212.
Foster, 937, 7152, ch. VH.
Abby 0387.
Agnes-Winslow' 3913.
Aiken" 1175.
Benjamin-O. 10130.
(iS6)

Foster, Bertha-JIerry'
7839.
Charies" 10200.
Charies (Mrs,) 4354.
Charlotte- Winslow'
4090.
Chillingsworth 1177.
Chillingsworth' 1187,
1180.
Chillingswortii" 1143.
Christian, ch. VII.
Deborah' 1140, 1165.
Dwight-Ruggles" 4089.
Ebenezer 4088.
Ebenezer' 1153, 1173.
Ebenezer' 4097.
Ebenezer-Lathrop" 1163.
Ebenezer-Lathrop' 1163.
Edith'" 9593.
Edward 3380.
Edward" 1163.
Edward" 1166,
Fannie-D" 10131.
Prances 10023,
Francis-Bailey 3912.
George-Frye" 7838.
George-Winslow" 10133.
Huldah" 1156,
Isabella" 4110.
James 937.
James" 1151.
James" 1188, 1157, 1107,
1172,
John" 1108.
John" 1171,
Lillian" 10133.
LiUie" 9590.
Lucy-E. 10547.
Lydia' 1140.
Lydia 1154, 1170.
Margaret" 1141.
Mary" 949,
Mary" 6104.
Mary" 9591.
Mary-Kate" 10134.
Mehetabel" 1181.
Mercy' 938, 1179,
Mercy" 1158.
Miriam" 4098.
Nabby" 1100.
Nathan" 947.
Nathaniel 2434.
Newell- Wetherbee
7836.
Ralph-Emerson' 7837.
Rebecca" 1176.
Robert 9589.

Poster, Rubv' 1145.
Samuel" 1 144.
Sarah' 1182.
Sarah" 1155.
Sarah-Emily 3116.
Seth' 1164.
Shadrach" 1174.
Stephen 10706.
Stephen' 1159.
Thankful' 1178.
Thankful' 1139,
Thomas-Ruggles" 4109.
Viola-Cordelia 13192,
William' 1169.
William-A. 10205,
Fothergill, Ruth-Hussey
12190.
Fountain, Geo-Moi-ton"6765
Helen-Lovina" 6762.
May-Maria' 6764.
Minnie-AviUia" 6766,
Richmond-Henry' 6761.
Solomon-Henry 6760.
William 6763.
Fewer. Humphrey chs.
IV, VIIL
Fowle, Thomas p, 53.
Fowler, Frances ch. XV.
Mary 416, ch. "
Sardis ch. '-
Fox, Charles-Edgar 4743,
Daniel-Burt'4741.Edward 10711.
Edward-Winslow" 10714
EUen-Winslow" 8275,
10712.
Henry-Hodges 4736.
Jabez" 4743.
Marian-Converse" 4739.
Sarah-Winslow' 4740.
WiUiam-Henry" 4737.
William-Yale'" 4738.
Fracker, Alartha- Alexan
der 2960.
Francis, Betsey 18153.
Fraser, Sarah- Jane 10325.
Frazier, Anna 5278.
Lucy 5397.
Freeman, 9901.
Benjamin 2816.
Betsey 2802.
Daniel 11836.
Edmund 80.
.Henry 3019.
Jeremiah' 1177.
John 50, 1178.
Jonathan 8244.

^ersons Not Bearing the Winsloio Patronymic.

K

Freeman, Lurana 3280.
Jlayo' 1177.
Olive-Clark 2883.
PriscUla 789.
Sally-Lovell 3382.
Sarah 1137, 1177.
Sarah' 1180.
Solomon 1179.
Susan 11292.
Thankful 1177.
Thomas-J". 9960,
Preethy, Sophronia-R,
2214.
French, Antoinette' 12853.
Arnold 12389.
Bela-Pratt 8499.
Edmund 13849.
Edmund' 13850.
Electa' 13855,
EUzabeth 13182,
E(-nest- Winslow" 4760.
Florence' 12853,
George-E. 10403,
Helen" 5390,
Helen-Maria 5034.
Horace' 12857.
Israel 4757.
' Israel-Arthur' 4759.
James 13389.
Jonas 6104.
Lewis 12389.
Luther-B. 9648.
Oliver' 5389.
Prelot' 13854.
Samuel-V. 13851
Sylvester 12389.
Wallace 5388.'
Walter" 5391.
William 3814,
WilUam' 128.56.
Frink, Hannah 6720.
Frost, Betsey 10673.
Frothingham, Hannah-
Johnson 8405.
Fry, ch. XII.
Ebenezer 10242.
Pliny 4626.
Frye, Lusanna 12010,
Fulkerson, Elizabeth-K.
8633, ch. XIV.
Emily 3912.
Fuller, Albert-Jonathan.
6852, p. 600.
Albert- Webster" 6856.
Austin 950.
Clarissa' 8258.
CorneUus' 8360.

Fuller, EUen-Jane' nS03,
George-W. 8355.
Henry-Skeele' 7340.
Henry-Sneyder 7339.
Herman-Alatthew" 7341.
Hiram' 8357.
Louisa-Blackman 3376,
Lucy-Marilla 5644,
JIai-garet-E. 1333,
Maria 4787,
Jlark 4569,
Jlary- Huntington" 6858,
Sarah-Ann 5042,
Susanna 8658, 8065, chs,
V, VHI,
Susannah pp, 58, 72,
Thomas 900,
Wealthy' 8309.
AViUiam-C, 0793.
FuUerton, EUzabeth 9914,
Fulton, JIargaret 3676, ch,
XIII,
Furbish, JIiriam 11393,
Furbush, JIary 2646.
Furnald, Nancy 12168,

Annie-Ellsworth" 7230,
Archibald-Elos- Wins
low" 6635.
Ethan-Allen' 7212.
Harry-E"- 7218.
Hettie 109.
Ida-Irene" 7213.
Kate-Herrick" 7219.
Lucy-Ann' 7233.
Lucy-E'. 7321.
Moses 7211.
Myron-Ethan" 7217.
Myron- W' 7333.
Myron-Winslow' 7335.
Ralph-Archibald 0034.
Ulysses-Sherman" ii636.
Gale, Betsev-Winslow" 606 1
Charies' "5796^
Dauiel 6060.
Daniel- Wan-en" 6063.
EUzabeth' 5796".
Emily" 5796. ¦»
Louisa" 5796*.
Martha" 5796'.
Nahum 5713.
Rodney" 5796,
Stephen 6060.
Stephen" 0063.
GalUson, Abigail" 8731.
Abigail' 8740.

Gallison, Abigail-W'.
8705,
Araanda-M', 8717.
Caroline' 8753,
Chariotte' 8769.
Chariotte' 8711.
Chariotte-A', 8768,
Cyru.s-L'. 8727.
Edward' 8715,
Eliza" 8703.
Brastus-W", 8745,
Flora-A», 8749.
Gi-eenleaf-W', 8738,
Hannah' 8704,
Helen-L', 8733,
Henry" 8701,
Henry' 8720, 8754.
Howard-JI". 8747,
James" 8716.
James-W' 8757.
John 1929, 8693.
Mohn" 8718.
John' 8744.
John-M'. 8714, 11475.
John-W'. 8721.
Joseph" 8703.
Joseph-H'. 8710.
Louisa-L'. 8752.
Mary- Anne' 8755.
Mary-W'. 8760,
Miriam-E". 8746.
Nancy' 8724.
OUver-R'. 8730.
PoUy-L", 8698.
Purbot-H". 8751.
Sarah' 8723,
Sophia' 8706,
Susan-E' 8735,
Sylvanus" 8758,
Vashti-A". 8748.
Wellington' 8726.
WUUam' 8709,
Winslow" 8739.
Winslow' 8756,
Gait, Robert 2464,
Gamage, Abram-Tarr 8092.
Alfred" 4569.
Alice' 4573,
Aurilla" 4571,
Ezra-Winslow" 4570.
Howard- Winslow" 4567.
Jeremiah 4566,
Mabel' 4568.
Marcus-Delano-Herbert' 8093.
Maria- Violet' 4573.
Gammon, James 844. (37)

48

K

Index II

Gannet, Clara-Green"
12259.
Henry 12254.
James-Church' 12255.
Katherine-Stinson" 12256.
Michael-Farley 12252,
12257.
Sarah-EUzabeth' 12253.
Ganson, John 3922,
Gantt, James-L, 7106,
Gardiner, Charles- William"
11891, 11893.
Christopher 46.
David 11891.
Edward-Moore 9604.
Frederic-A. -C" 11897.
George-Henry" 11892.
Harrison- Winslow,
11894.
Inez-Abbey" 11896.
John-Fremont' 9607. '
JIarion-Ramsey' 11895.
Phebe-Folger 9613.
Richard-Fletcher' 9606.
Walter" 9605.
Gardiner, 2358, 4296.
Allen 4581.
Andrew 12892.
Catherine 8825.
Charles 7523.
Charles-Wessen" 4582.
Edw."ii-d 8839.
Howard" 12894.
Lydia-Orinza (Reed)
4550.
Martha- Winslow" 12895.
Mary-Bennett 8791.
Maurice p. 57.
NancyJ1495. Sarah 47^5,
WUUam-Henry' 12893.
Garland, Arthama-Hayes
7881.
Garners, Catherine 13831,
Gatchell, Abigail' 11389.
Andrew' 11390.
Dorcas' 11391.
Enoch' 11388.
John' 11382.
Lorana' 11381.
/ Mercy' 11385,
Peace' 11386.
Robert 11378.
Robert' 11380.
Ruth 299.
Ruth' 11879,
(28) ¦

Gatchell, Samuel' 11884.
Sarah' 11387,
Winslow' 11383.
Gates, Abby-E. 8997.
Caleb 347.
Charles-Martin' 9408,
Clark' 5828.
Dana-Francis" 9413.
Daniel- Webster" 9419.
EUzabeth-W'. 5829.
Emma-R". 9425.
Frederic-Wallace' 9410.
Harriet-P. 2963.
Horace' 5834.
Jennie-Emily' 9421.
Luna-EUzabeth' 9423,
Martha 5839.
Martin 9405.
Martin-Winslow' 9406.
Mary-Lilla' 9420.
Jlinnie-Estelle" 9424.
Paul ^6^. ~
Paul' 5825.
PhiUp-Spoonei-' 5827.
Ralph-Cook" 9412.
Rosella-Rebecca" 9409.
Samuel' 5823.
Sarah-Moore" 6414.
Gaunt, Helena p, 8.
Gay, Annie-Lizzie 10340,
Elizabeth ch. Vll, p.
286.
Frederick-Lewis' 1853.
George-Henry 1851.
George-Henry" 1S53.
John ch. VII, p. 286.
Thankful 6477.
Warren -Fisher" 1804.
Winslow' 1855.
Gaylord, Albion-Pascal'
6551.
Clarissa-Johnson" 6550.
Edward-Lull" 6554.
Frances-Ann" 6550,
Frederick-Roderick 5460.
George 6547.
George-Henry" 6048.
Laura-Leonora" 6556.
Roberf^ 6557.
Simeon-Willard' 6552.
Genthner, Abbie-Sheldon
8139.
James-Dunbar' 7955.
Judson 7954.
Lucy-Ann 7951.
Sarah 7877.

Genthner, Sarah-Jane 7797.
Thomas 8075.
Willie' 7956.
George (King of Eng.)
p. 23.
Gerrish, JuUa-T. 1267.
Sarah 11348.
Gerry, Eliza-Jane 10680.
Gertz, Jane-L. 9911.
Gibbens, Chandler' 8343.
Constance" 8345.
Daniel-Lewis" 8343.
Ed win- Augustus 8.341.
Frances- Vaughn' 8344.
Gordon-Butcher 3452.
Merton Blair" 3453.
Gibbes, John ch. VII, p.
286.
Joseph ch. VII, p. 286.
Mary ch. VII, p. 286.
Susan ch. VH, p. 286.
Gibbs, Abner-Ensign
13104.
Alonzo 6597.
Benjamin 4776.
EUa-A. 8305.
Harry-Parker' 18109.
Herbert-Leonard* 13100.
Katie-Francena* 18105.
Lyman-Alonzo' 6598,
NelUe-Louise' 13107.
Richard-C. 9649.
Richard-Firman* 9650.
Walter-Abner' 13108.
WilUam-Henrv 9020.
Gibson, ch. XW.
Emily-Florence" 3655.
Francis-B. 3654.
Lizzie' 8657.
Gidding, C.-JI. 10083.
Giddings, Frank-P. 10407.
Gifford, Abbie 6382.
Calvin 104.
Jonathan 2897.
Jonathan' 2397.
Roger ch. VI.
Stepheu-N. 1526.
Gilbert 4873.
Anna 5780,
Annie-Townsend" 4881.
Deborah" 4874.
Eliza-Amelia" 4879,
EUzabeth-Laura* 4887.
Frances-Elizabeth' 4880.
Hannah 4848,
Hannah-Bradford" 4875.
Humphrey-Tisdale 4885.

Persons Not Bearing tlie Winsloio Patronym.ic.

K

Gilbert-Jane 7899.
John' 4873,
John' 4873.
Lucretia-Sophia 4882.
Samuel" 4878.
Sarah-Smart 11025.
Thomas 803, 4873.
Thomas-Winslow' 4886,
Gilchrist, Claries-Allen"
3841.
Charles-Grandison 8880.
Charles-Van Brugh"
3853.
David- Van Brugh' 3849.
Edward-JIay' 3855.
Edward-Percy" 3848.
Ellen-Ferris" 3846,
Grace-Gertrude" 3851.
Helen-Elva" 3850.
Helen-Frances" 8856.
Helen-JIinerva' 3831.
Ivan-Erastus" 3852,
Joseph-Gilmer'" 3843.
JIagnoUa- Vick" 3845,
Jlinerva-Frances" 3843.
Robert-Allen" 3847.
Giles, Hattie 3041.
Sarah-E. 3144.
Gilkey 10077.
Eslher-B. 10779.
Sarah-C. 10779.
Gill, Rebecca-JIarion
5667.
Gillespie, Amanda-Jane"
12555.
Clara-Emma" 12537.
Clarence-Howard" 12536.
Da-vid-Chitticks 12530,
George-Irwin' 13540,
James-Upd ergraff.
13554.
.James-Winslow' 12539.
Joanna-Ireland 1054.
Kate" 12558,
Laura-Addie" 12538.
Lenza" 13561.
Jlamie' 12541.
WiUiam" 12557.
Gillett, Daniel-Bates 9028.
Daniel-Bates, Jr, 9028.
Mary 4364.
Rufus-W., 9028,
Ruth 5901.
Gilmore, WiUiam-H. 4745.
GUman, George 11934,
Irvine-Dine 12754.

Glass, Deborah 8371.
Gleason, ch. XIV.
Charlotte 463.
Love 3612,
Jlary 12357.
Jlary-Gould 3630, ch.
XIV.
Susan 7009,
Gleed, Philip-Iving 6853.
Glidden, Aldana' 8173.
Edwin- AVilber" 8186.
Esther-Olivia' 8188,
Eunice 11465.
George-Nelson" 8185.
Georgiana-I", 8141.
Joseph-Winslow' 8139.
Llewellyn-Tilston' 8189.
JIaria' 8181.
Alartha-Wheeler' 8163.
JIary-Ann" 8184.
Jlercy-Ann' 8147.
Nathaniel 8138.
Nathaniel-Bi-adley'8179.Nelson-Cutier' 8183.
Osmond' 8180.
Statira' 8146.
Susannah-Bethiah 7792,
Goddard, Albie-Elma"
11831.
Benjamin-W. 11092.
Calvin-Stockbridge" 11823.
Carrie-Jane' 11832,
Charles-Winslow" 11825.
Ebenezer-Pope" 11094.
Eunice-Elmira" 11099,
Henry-C, 12032.
Herbert- Henry" 12037.
Israel-Allen 11829.
.James" 11822.
James-P". 11096.
Lucy-JIaria" 12034.
Lucy-'.\". 11097.
Mary-EUen" 12035.
Mary-W" 11095,
Phebe-Anna' 11098.
Phebe-Etta' 12036.
Robert 11821.
Sarah-P". 11093.
Sarah-Winslow" 11824.
Wallace' 11833.
WilUam-AUen" 11830.
Godfrey, Barbara 149.
Bethia 151.
Ebenezer 12867. ¦
Sarah 4897, 9678.

Goldsmith, George-
Huriburt8741, p. 315.
Susan-Elizabeth'" 3742,
p, 315.
Gonzales, Ynes Trevino y
6894.
Good, Daniel-Franklin
12582.
Goodale, Lemuel 787.
Goodenough, SaUy 1208.
Goodhue, Augusta-R.
11951.
Mary- Jane 5319.
Goodier, Elizabeth 9188.
Gooding, Harriet 3371.
Goodrich, Alice 12652.
Ann 7295.
Betsey 6318.
Sarah 1323.
Goodsel, Curtis 1939.
Goodspeed, Anna 12073.
Ansel 3400.
Edward 900.
EUzabeth 1198.
EUzabeth (Bursley) 698.
(ieorge-Edward 525.
George-Edward" 529.
Georgiana' 527.
Joseph-Horace" 526,
Martha 5267.
Goodwin, George-Frede
rick" 2860.
George-Kittredge 2859.
Sarah, Emilie 4069.
Googins, Emma-A. 8530.
Goold, Clarence-Gregory'
10310.
Walter-Fearing 10308.
Walter-Franklin' 10309,
Gordon, Ague^- Hooper"
12394.
George-Lyon' 13397.
Isabel" 12393.
James-Lyon" 12404.
John 3991.
Luther 12392.
Mary 10496.
Mary-Lyon' 12398.
Susan" 12399.
Vesta' 12402,
Winslow-J". 12400,
Gorges, Ferdinando pp,
44, 40.
Gorham, George-Edward
9681.
JIary-M. 9390.
Gorton p, 49. (2»)

K

Index II.

Gorham, Hester- Ann 1 3261 .
Gorton, Samuel 49, 53.
Goss, Anna-Greene 6589.
Edwin 8504.
Gossum, Meribah 11452.
Gould, A. -A. 10337.
Anna-May" 5307.
Ashbel-Kidder 5305.
Emma-EUzabeth" 5306.
Eva-Imogene 11409.
Gertie-Mary"" 5309.
Laura 5246.
Rhoda-Jane 2640.
Rosie-LUUau" 5308.
Susan 11328.
Goulding, Robert 10188.
Gove, Mary-S. 4854.
Goward, Bertha-M". 4711.
Carrie- W'. 4710.
Clarence-N" 4708.
Dwelly 4703.
Edwin-T' 4709.
Bllen-E" 4715.
Preddie-A", 4705.
Henry-D". 4704.
J. -Clinton" 4707.
Josiah-F" 4706,
Lewis-B". 4713.
Lewis-H" 4713,
WUUam-K" 4714. -
Gower, Caroline 11011.
Gowing, Daniel 1613.
Grafflns, Maggie 12510,
Graham, Charlotte-Phebe'
9160.
Francis-Marcia' 9152.
Harriet-Maria' 9157.
James 9151,
Grandy, Mary-Nash 10033.
Granger, ch. XV.
Abner, ch. XV.
Mary- Williams (Brown)
5484.
Grant 12779.
Lizzie-D. 10643.
Lydia 9561.
Nicholas 8472.
Theodore 3259,
Graves, Cotton 8781.
Elihu-Pomeroy 5740.
Eunice 7433,
Eunice-Howe' 5837,
Hannah-Spooner' 5833.
John 5448,
Joseph' 5835.
Josiah-Dwight 5719.
Martha 6684,
(80)

Graves, Mary-Ann 5719.
Penelope 5730.
Perez 5831.
Perez' 5838.
Perez" 5836.
Susan-Dwight' 5832.
Gray 1420.
Alexander' 5447.
David 8842, 8866.
Hannah (Snow) 2809.
Horace' 5445.
Jessie' 5446.
John-S. 1050.
Joseph' 5444.
Lucretia' 9768.
Marble 11159.
Thomas 5443.
WUlia;m 2337, 3125,
8229.
Greeley, Francis-Cushing
8275.
Greely, Hannah-P, 5221.
Greene, Abigail" 1752.
Abigail' 1776,
• Archelaus 6104.
Charies" 4687.
Charles-E, 7213.
Egbert 7100,
EUen-Almii-a" 7101.
Esther' 4686,
Gardiner p, 60.
Hannah" 441, 1755,
Hannah' 1768, 1777.
Harry-Ormsby" 7102.
Henry' 1779,
Ida-Maud" 7216.
Isaiah-L'. 1774.
Isaiah-Lewis' 1772.
James' 350,
John-W. 3339.
Joseph 1749.
Joseph" 17(i7.
Joseph' 1773.
Judith 9673,
Louisa' 1780.
Lucia' 1778.
JIaria lOOno.
Maria' 4088.
JIartha" 1786.
Jlinnie-Gertrude" 7314.
Phebe 11 '381.
Sally 6573.
Sarah" 4689.
Solomon 6104.
Thomas 4685.
Thomas-R. 975.
William' 851.
AVilson" 358.

Greene, Adele' 465.
AUce" 483.
Ann" 505.
Anna-Catherine' 480.
Anson" 451.
Benjamin' 389.
Benjamin" 894.
Betsey" 406.
Caroline-Amelia' 495.
Caroline-Aurelia' 602,
Catherine-Henrietta' 535.
Catherine-Lueretia" 589.
Charles-Dudley' 598.
Clara-Louisa' 489.
Cora-Willey' 542.
Earnest' 467.
Edmund-Harris" 518.
Edna-Munson" 475.
Ella-Champion' 488.
Evelyn-Adelaide' 548,
Fannie-Raiford' 53-9.
Frederick-Deming' 487,
Frederick-Morgan' 494,
Frederick- Warren" 491,
Georgian-Lucretia' 538,
Hannah' 859.
Hannah' 441.
Harriet" 430.
Henry" 456.
Henry-Sidney' 599,
Henry- AV.-B'. 481.
Henry- WilUam' 497.
Ida-Augusta' 601.
James" 347.
James" 398,
James-Frederick' 482,
James-Pierpont' 399,
James- Wilson" 470,
James-Wilson" 434,
Lucretia-Bacon' 500,
Jlaria-Theresa" 576,
Jlarshall" 513,
Jlarshall-AA'iuslow" 473.
Jlary-Alice' 545.
Mary-Ann" 503.
Mary-Deuiiug' 48(3,
Al9ry-Lydia'~4!)i).
Jlaty-Minniehaha' 453.
Jlaud-Eloise" 474,
Nancy" 531.
OUvei-" 510.
OUver' 533.
Oliver-Herbert' 541.
Phebe 11381,
Richard" 454.
Richard-.iVvery' 498.
Richard-Gleason' 464,

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Green, Richard-Henry'
471.
Richard- WilUam" 463.
Ruth' 349.
Ruth" 400.
Sarah-Ann' 502.
Sarah-Ann' 600.
Sarah-EUzabeth' 477.
Sarah- Wing" 445.
Sidney' 485.
Sidney' 490.
Sidney-Harper' 479.
Tbnothy' 572,
Timothy-FrankUn' 593,
Timothy-Franklin' 595.
WiUiam-Raymond' 597.
William-Todd' 469.
WUUam- Webb" 468.
Greenlow, Rebecca 2333,
Greenough, Elizabeth
1837.
Greenwood, Edward 1346.
Gertie-E" 1846.
Ira 3476.
Greer, Jane (Littie) 8083.
Greig, Egidia ch, I.
John ch. I.
Grey, Lady-Jane p. 8.
Griffin, 6497, 8464.
AUce' 10232.
Amy-Lydia" 10237.
Catherine' 9967.
Charies 10230,
Charles-Winslow' 10234.
Daniel" 10331.
Daniel- Webster 10105.
James-Andrew" 10113.
Jennie-Maud" 10108.
Jesse-Fisher" 1033,5.
Jonathan-Winslow '
10107.
Laura-Ann" 10114.
Mary 2831.
Mary-Elizabeth" 10106.
Susan-Jane" 10109.
WiUiam" 10236.
Griffith, Benjamin 2823.
David 1266.
Rebecca- Winslow" 2835.
Grinnell, AngeUne 13836.
Benjamin 803.
Griswold, Abel ch. XV.
Josiah 347.
Phebe ch. XVI.
Roger p. 67.
Grosvenor, Abby, 8276.
Grueby, S. 1695.

Gubelhausen, Frederic ch.
VII, p. 18.
Gulifer, Gilbert-Marshal'
11984.
Orin 11983.
Gunkle, Ella-C, 4840,
Gunn, Charies-0. 9560.
Fanny' 8233.
Hoi-atio-N. 2011.
JIartin 8380.
AVeaUhy' 8336.
WiUard' 8232.
Guptill, David 11891.
Gurdon, p. 57.
Gurney, Abigail-Dyer
11450.
Harriet 11397.
Hacker, Albert-J". 10616.
Daniel' 13270.
Emma-Lydia" 10617.
Hannah 10603.
Hattie-Hamblen" 10619.
Isaac' 11274.
Isaiah' 11266,
Isaiah-Noah 10615.
Jeremiah 11264,
Jeremiah' 11273.
John-Smith' 11275.
Lorana' 11271.
Lucy' 11268.
Lydia 10679.
Lydia' 11272.
Mary 10884.
Mary' 11265.
Rachel' 11267.
Sarah-JIaria' 10621.
WUUam' 11269.
Willie-Isaiah" 10630.
Hadley, Richard 13163.
Hagamon, Frances- Julia
6748.
Haight, Sarah-Louisa
5571.
Haines, EU 11000.
Hale, Coomer 9337.
Eliza-Ann 13171.
Hales, EUzabeth ch. VII,
p. 286.
Hall, 10657, 12889.
Abel-Atwood 6645.
Abigail 7871.
AbigaU' 11459.
Abigail' 11368, 11395.
11510.
Agnes-Fallon" 8178.
Albert-Smith" 7723.

Hall, Alda-Bethiah' 8174.
Alfred- Win.slow" 11409.
Alice-A". 10658.
Allen 7918, 13389.
Almond-G'. 7696.
Amos' 11261.
Andrew' 11396.
Angeletta 8068.
Ann-Sarah' 11503.
Anna" 11806,
Anna' 11279.
Anna- Winslow' 11336.
Anna-Payson 2895.
Anson 12389.
Arletta-Maria" 7758.
Arthur' 11507.
Arthur-David" 4974.
Asbury-Holman" 7781.
Augustus-Lyman' 7804.
Austin" 7704.
Benjamin 50, 159.
Benjamin-Stanley 4718.
Bethia 50, 1918, 3428,
ch, VIII.
Betsey' 11328.
Caroline" 3181.
Caroline- Winslow"
12463,
Catherine 11211.
Celeste-Mary- Augusta
9518.
Charity 2031.
Charies' 11478.
Charles-Francis" 4975.
Charles-Jones" 3114.
Charies-MelvUle" 7803,
Charles-Winslow" 3116.
Chester" 7719.
Chloe 7925.
Clara-Augusta" 7744.
Clark' 11293.
Cora-Ann" 7717.
Cynthia-Jane 8079.
Cynthia-Jane' 7767.
Cyrus' 11472.
Cyrus-Brainard" 7921.
Damaris' 7692.
Daniel 11245.
Daniel' 11259, 11289.
David 4972,
David-G. 13888.
Dolly' 11899.
Dorcas" 11479.
Dorcas' 11447.
Edward -Kavenaugh"
7729.
Ed ward -Winslow"! 1419.
(31)

Index II.

HaU, Elbridge-Dexter"
7774.
Elbridge-Gerry' 7768.
Eldora-Adaline' 7740.
Eleanor" 9897, 11297.
Elias" 8176.
Elijah 7690.
Elijah" 7705.
EUza' 11506.
Eliza-Ann' 11456.
Elizabeth-Jackson" 6646.
Ella" 7728.
EUen' 11335.
Elmer-EUsworth" 3124.
Elvira' 8714, 11475.
Emily-ElUcott 2702.
Enoch' 11392.
Enoch' 11450.
Erastus-Fitch" 6647,
EsteUe-Virginia' 7715.
Eunice 7821.
Eunice' 11260,
Eunice' 3109.
Eva-Emma' 11415.
Fanny-M. 7844,
Foster- Very 6193,
Frances-A'. 11342.
Frank-Lincoln" 11413,
Frank- Wesley" 6305,
Frederic- Allusion" 7741,
Frederic-Howland"" 11410.
Frederic-R. 11907.
George' 11341.
George-Arthur" 3120.
George-Edward' 7733.
George-Loring" 7743.
Gershom' 50, ch. VIH.
Grinfill-Colby" 11420.
Hannah' 11446.
Hannah" 3127.
Hannah-Elizabeth' 7707.
Harlow-Morse" 7920.
Harriet' 11284.
Harriet- Amanda" 7751.
Harriet-Lunt' 11340.
Harriet-Neweir 7701.
HatevU 11245, 11343.
Hatevil" 11444.
Hatevil' 11448, 11502.
Helen-Aurelia" 7753.
Henry-Elijah" 7780.
Hezekiah' 11347.
Hiram 11401.
Hiram-Winslow" 6199.
(82)

Hall, Horace' 7732.
Horace-Alvin" 7762.
Hubert-Chester' 3122.
Hudson' 7737.
Ida-Jerusha' 7724.
Isaac-Clark" 3115.
Isaac-Clark* 3117.
Isaiah 11267.
Isaiah' 11455.
Iziline-Adalaide' 7716.
James' 11277.
James-Neal 11332.
Jane' 11474.
Jane-Oldham' 7784.
Jason 12389,
Jeremiah 11287, 11700.
Job" 11357.
Job' 11367.
Joel 9896,
.Iohn 165,
John' 11397.
John-P". 10659.
John-Roulston 12461.
Jonah' 11470.
Joseph-Blake" 11408.
Joseph-Edward' 11413.
Joshua 3104.
Joshua" 8110.
Joshua-Albert' 3111.
JuUa-Albina" 11418.
JuUa-Ann' 7700.
Lauraetta-Jane" 7919.
Laurentine-Augusta" 6306.
Leander-Abiathar' 6300.
Leonard' 11476.
Levi' 11358,
LiUa' 7725.
Lizzie- .-Vnn' 7800.
Lizzie-Frances' 3112.
Lizzie-Marilla' 7924,
Lorana' 11378.
Lorenzo-Dow' 11457.
Louis' 11334.
Louisa' 11393.
Lucinda' 11368,
Lucy' 11380.
Marcella-JIelville" 11403, 11417.
Mai-cia-A. 7409.
JIarcia-Emma" 7726.
Margaret' 11487.
Margaret-Knight' 11337.
Margarette-Anne" 9900.
Marilla 3480.
Martha-Abbie" 7922.
Martha-Aldana" 7775.

HaU, Mary 11607.
Mary" 11298.
Mary-Adaline' 7739.
Mary-CaroUne" 8113.
Mary-Chadman' 11451,
11504.
Mary-Clark" 8133.
Mary-Elizabeth" 4973.
Maiy-EUa" 7801.
Mary-EUicott 2702.
Mary-Jennette" 11430.
Mary-OUvia 7661.
May-Frances" 11411.
Mercy" 11264.
JIercy' 11283, 11358.
Michael-Howl? lid'
11416.
Miles-Maxwell 7912.
Jlinnie-Ethel" 11421.
Miriam' 11478, 11512.
Jlorris 5737.
JIoses-Lester" 8177.
Nancy 7806.
Nancy' 11369.
Nancy-Jane' 7733.
Nathan 12389.
Nathan" 11468.
Nathan' 11452, 11509.
Nathaniel 50.
Nelson" 7706.
Nettie-Louisa' 11422.
NeweU 8173.
Newell-W. 8175.
Newton-Baxter 6202.
Nicholas' 11471.
Norris-Zenas" 7805.
Ona-Lillian' 6'<301.
Orneville-Denwood' 7766, 7914.
Ozni 11446.
Patience' 11290, 1136.5.
Paul' 11262.
Paul-H'. 11451, 11504.
Periey-Elijah" 6203.
Polly' 1136-3.
Rachel" 11295.
Rachel' 11387.
Riley ch, XV.
Ruth 109.
Ruth' 11370.
Ruth' 11864, 11403.
Ruth- Abby" 11434.
Ruth-Winslow' 11449.
Sarah 12435.
Sarah" 11378.
Sarah' 11366.
Sarah" 7750.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

HaU, Sarah-Ann 3434,
Sarah-Harward' 11426.
Sji-ah-Thrasher' 11339.
Seth' 7720.
Seth' 7721.
Shadrach" 11501.
Silas' 11361.
Simeon" 11333.
Simeon' 11453.
Stephen" 11286.
Submit" 11481.
Submit' 11360, 11469.
• Susan- Arlitta' 8118.
Svlvanus 11860,
Sylvia-Albee' 6194.
Tamazin 163.
Temperence-Clark" 8125, 3229.
Thomas' 11281.
Thomas-Gardner' 7799.
Tryphena' 11477.
Verilon' 11423.
AVUUam 12389.
WiUiam" 11276.
WiUiam-Bryant 7739,
William-Eugene" 7783.
WUliam-Lewis' 11385.
WUliam-Prescott' 1 1505.
Willie-Newton' 6204.
WilUs-Blake' 11414,
Winslow" 11205.
Winslow' 7694, 11263,
11359, 11407.
Winslow" 7803.
Zenas' 7703.
Zenas-Judson" 7714.
Zilpha' 11400.
llalladay, 4593.
Hallet, Moses 214,
Temperence, 2763.
Hallett, Lois 11000.
HalloweU, Anna-Maria
11885.
Halsey, Eliza-Gertrude
6514.
Hamblen, Charles' 10597.
Eleanor* 211, 214.
Jerusha* 209.
Joshua* 212.
JuUett 10608.
Lydia* 215.
Mehetabel* 213.
Shubael 208, ch. VIL
Shubael* 210.
HambUn, AUen 11286,
Charies' 11237.
Content' 11090.

Hamblin, Harriet' 10599,
11289.
Joseph 2766.
Hamilton, John 11786.
Joseph-Henry 5536.
Semantha 6977.
Hamlen, Almira' 6054,
Hannah' 6055, 6086.
Lewis 0053.
HamUn, Lois 11802.
Louisa-Peabody 10151.
Timothy-H. 10094,
10097.
Hammond, 13175.
Anna-E. 7865.
Jesse 4940,
Jesse' 4942.
John-Wilkes 2543,
John- Wilkes' 2543.
Joseph 6156,
Joseph-W'. 2545, 4941.
JoSephus 86.
Rachel- Winslow" 6157.
Roland 72.
Sarah 6100,
Sarah-Winslow' 2546.
Susan' 4944.
Susan-Cobb 9706,
Susan-Wilber' 2548,
Hampden, John-P, 35,
Hancock, Charles-Nathan
13144,
Handv, James ch, VII, p.
286.
Hanford, Mary 4237.
Hanke, Inez-Isaphenia'°
4029.
WilUam-H. 4028,
Hanks, Lurancy 8894,
Hannah, Anna 6832.
Hannam, William p, 8.
Hanson, Fanny 11261.
Howard-Byron' 10579.
Huldah 11262,
Irving-Milton' 10580,
John 10243.
Judith 2060.
Martha-Ellen" 10578.
Nabby 11289.
Noah 10577.
Osear-Alonzo' 10582,
Sarah 12042.
V.-C. 8735.
Walter-Herbert" 10581.
Harding, Emma-Stevens
2869.
Enoch-E. 170.

Harding, Eunico-JIosher
11263.
H. 1734.
Martha-Ellen 9869.
OUve 153.
Zipporah 154.
Hardv, Abby 4632.
George 2297.
Hariden, Adelaide-E*.
4821.
David-T. 4318.
Harriet-Augusta" 4819.
Harlow, Elizabeth-N.
4996.
Hannah-M. 11653.
Rebecca 6058,
Rufus-K. 11665.
Sarah 4992.
Harmon, Hannah 11258.
Julia-Abigail 4828.
Lizzie-E, 10873.
Margaret 11259.
Harper, Stephen 10028.
Harriman, Betsey-Maria
2841.
LUUe-Bell 5870.
Harrington, 5598.
Edward-Blake 1874.
Edward-Montgomery" 1875.
William-Goddard" 1870,
Harris, Alice-Jane" 1330,
Alice-Mitchell' 8585.
Benjamin-Winslow" 8582.
CaroUne-Pillsbui-y' 1332,
Charles-LoveU 6290.
Charlotte 11763.
Jacob- Waterman 1329,
1334.
Lucia" 8587.
Mary-MeUnda* 8583.
NelUe 6082.
Robert-Orr" 8584.
William' 8581.
WiUiam-Thomas" 8588.
William- Waterman'
1835.
Hart, EUzabeth-Mary 4043.
Sarah 9558.
Hartley, Catharine 8953.
Hartman, Annie 2652.
Hartsell 13289.
Hartshorne, Martha 8274.
Hai-tson, EUsha 7193.
Hartwell, Christiana L.
9204. (3S>

K

Index II.

Hartwell, Edward" 12339.
EUzabetii" 12340,
Emily" 12841.
Lysander- Warren 12338.
Olive-Greeley' 12342.
Harvey 9300,
Anna' 12170.
Charles-Hilton' 12168.
Earnest' 13171.
Hannah"" 13165,
Hannah-Morreir 12167.
James 12163.
.James' 12169.
Lovina-JIorrell' 12166.
JIaria-Curtain' 12173.
Alary 1593.
Nathan-Hoag' 12164.
AValter-J. 5360.
William ch. VI, p. 308.
Harwood, ch. XV.
Abel 3456.
Abel' 5930.
Abel' 3463.
Clara-Conger' 5945.
Dolly-Powers 8587.
Eliza" 3458.
Ellen-Abigail" 5934.
Kmma-Louisa" 5933.
Emory' 5943,
Forrester' 5917.
Frances-Emeline' 5903,
Frederic-Abel" 5929,
Geo, -AVashington 5931,
Geo, -Washington' 3461,
Ida-Elizabeth" 5936,
Isabel la-Sasan' 5937.
.Jonas 5916.
Jonas' 5938,
Jonas" 5919.
Louisa' 5951.
Lucretia' 5947.
Lucretia" 5933,
Lucretia- Winslow" 5943,
Mary-Nancy" 5931.
Rasselas" 3459.
Rebecca-Winslow" 3464.
Rebekah-Deane' 5930.
Richard-P. 13230,
AVilson-Boyd" 5940,
HaskeU, 934.
Albert 3140.
Albert-Love" 3162,
Alice-L*. 2146.
Anson-Stephen" 8547.
Caleb" 2142.
Caleb- Weed" 2150.
Carrie-A". 3550.
(34)

HaskeU, Charies-E". 3143.
Cora-L". 3552.
Dorothy 2101.
Edward-Leroy" 2163,
Edward-Young' 2138.
Eliza-Ann" 3151.
Emma" 3548,
Eunice-Jeanette' 3553.
Frank-Albert" 2144.
George' 1148,
George-Dudley" 2158.
Hammond- Hunt' 3549.
Hannah 947.
Hepsey' 2128.
Irene" 3140.
Jasper 3141.
John 4678.
Jouathan-Robinson 3541.
Jonathan-Robinson" 3546.
.Judsou-Torrey" 3159.
JuUa-E°, 2161.
L, 631,
Lizzie-C". 3551.
Lydia 2182,
JIartha-E". 3147.
Martha-P», 3141.
Martha-W, 2138.
Mary" 1150.
Marv"1639.Mary-Jane" 2153,
Jlinnie-Torrey' 2145.
Nathan 2135.
Nathan-Jonathan' 3139,
Nathaniel 114(i,
Nathanial" 1149.
Prince' 1147,
Rebecca-Eliza" 3542,
Rebecca- Weed" 3150,
Samuel' 2153.
Theodore-A". 2160,
W. 1638,
Haskins, Abigail 1991,
Ella-Naomi' 8252,
Frankliu 1066,
Gilbert 1993,
Henry 8236.
Henry-Willard'S251.JuUa-Ann" 8349.
Lydia 13941.
Naomi" 8344,
SaUy 12389,
Sarah-Eliza' 8353.
Solomon-Foote' 8254,
Sophronia" 8350.
Thankful" 8388.

Hatch, 8600, also Appen
dix.
Abigail-Phillips' 8659.
Addie-Eliz.abeth 7714.
Charles" 8000, 8635.
Charles- Russell" 8639,
Charies-TUden' 8636.
EUzabeth" 8601.
Fisher 8262.
Franklin- Winslow'
8655.
Israel ch, X.
Jeremiah 2213.
Joanna-Amanda' 8660.
Job-Winslow" 8603,
John 8417, ch. VIH.
Lizzie-Thomas 7602.
Luther" 8658.
Luther-H". 8664.
Luther-Phillips' 8603.
JIarcia-Augusta' 8li44.
Marcia-EUen" 86.5(i.
Mary-Agnes 8036,
JIary-Ames' 8640,
Matilda-Almera' 8648.
Jlattie-W. 9520.
MerceUa-P. 9488.
Jlercy 8262.
Jlercy' 8608.
Mercy-Elizabeth' 8662,
Sarah 7476.
Susan-Adrianna' 8657.
AViUiam-B". 2217.
Hathaway, 2371.
Abbie-C. 2614.
Abigail 834.
Ada" 1508,
Alfred' 2666.
Ambrose- Winslow" 2586,
Ambrose- Winslow' 3600,
Ann-EUza' 3660.
Annie-B", 2635.
Barnaby-AVinslow" 2566,
Bathsheba 4660,
Bern y' 328.
Betsey- Wins ow' 2631.
CaroUne 13380.
Catherine-Elizabeth" 4796.
Charity-Hodges' 3087,
Charies-Russell" 4769.
Clarissa" 2686.
CorneUus- Wilkes' 4768.
Deborah-Winsor' 1493,
Diadamia" 2638.
Dorcas 9214.
Dudley" 2636.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronyini

Hathaway, Ebenezer 4873.
Bdgar-C. 2617.
EUza' 2634.
Enoch 4761.
Enoch' 4762.
Enoch-Shepherd' 4775.
Euuice' 2628.
Eunice" 2568, 2638.
, Eunice-Winslow' 3653,
Fanny" 3649.
Florence" 1509.
Francis-Ebenezer' 4795.
Freeborn 3631.
Gardiner-Dean' 3651.
George" 4771.
George-T'. 2615.
Geo. -Whitefield' 2670,
Guilford 3605, 3638.
Guilford' 2632.
Harriet 6047.
Harriet-D. 5005.
Helen-Rowena" 4770,
Henry" 1486.
Huldah' 2553.
Huldah-B". 2631.
Ida" 4772.
Irene 9221.
Isaac" 1963.
Isaac- Winslow' 1432.
Jacob 198.
James- Ambrose' 2603.
James-B'. 2619.
James-Dudley" 3652,
James-Leander' 3i)01.
James-S'. 3637.
James-Winslow' 2612.
Jane-Eddy 2705,
Jerusha-Faunce" 1506.
John 4794.
John' 2557, 4984,
John' 1507.
John" 1510.
John-Hathaway' 2611.
Joseph' 2550.
Joseph" 2559, 2680.
Josephine" 2641.
Joshua" 1485.
Joshua-Winsor' 1484.
Josiah-Locke' 2671.
JuJiett' 1433.
Laurilla-Esther" 4774,
Lizzie-B'. 2616.
Lucretia 572.
Lucy" 1505.
Lucy- Wood" 4766.
Lurana' 4763,
Lydia-Dean 2586.

Hathaway, Lydia-Dean'
2607.
. Margaret- Winslow' 2675
Maria- AVeston' 1495.
Martha 10198, 10318.
Martha" 2689.
JIartha' 2613.
Jlartha-Elizabetii' 2602.
JIartha-Lydia' 2604.
Martha-Nichols' 2683.
JIary' 2674, 2688.
Jloi-ris-Philo' 2646.
Jlyra-C 2620.
Nancy 814.
Nancy-Phillips' 1501.
Olive-Dean' 2591.
Patience 338.
Paul 1963.
PhiUp 2638.
Philip" 2645.
PhUo' 2672.
Philo- Washburn' 2640.
Polly' 1440.
Prudence' 1488.
Prudence-Winslow' 2669.
Rebecca 2425, 4776.
Rodman 4670.
Rosamond' 3710.
Rowena' 4764.
Ruby 2427.
Rufus 1427.
Rufus' 1497.
Rufus" 1500.
Russell-Lorenzo' 4765.
Sally-Barnaby 2605.
Samuel" 1498.
Sarah-Barnaby' 2597.
Sarah-Croswell' 2674.
Sarah-M'. 2618.
Shadrach' 4773.
Susan-Patterson' 2680.
Sylvia-Church' 1489.
Sylvia-Church" 1492.
Thomas-Dingley' 1503,
Washington' 2663, 4803,
Winslow" 1491.
Zephaniah 2034,
llatherley 1373.
Hatheway, Ebenezer 60.
Hatten, Jennetta-Ann
9186.
Haven, Frances-Amelia
6049,
Grace" 6696,
Mary 4837.
Otis-Erastus 6695.

Havener, Clarinda 11496.
Haviland, John 4159.
Martha 4144.
Hawes 10166.
Aravesta-M. 7903.
Came-Wheaton" 9318.
Charles-Irving' 9319.
EmeUne- Augusta' 9315,
Ida-Lena" 9821.
J.-T. 1696.
Jethro-JIitchel 9314.
Joseph 50.
Loring-Pond" 9316.
JIaria-Louise" 9317.
Jlinnie-Adams" 9330,
Samuel 6.
Hawkes, Abby' 10452.
Alfred-AV". 10281.
Almira' 10447.
Amos 10474.
Caleb 10187.
Cynthia-J'. 10455.
Edgar-S". 10283.
Edward' 10448.
EUjah' 10476.
Ezra 10446.
Ezra' 10456.
Hannah' 10428.
Hannah-W'. 10454,
Isaac' 10379.
Isaac- Warren" 10280.
J.-John-Gurney' 10458.
Job-Winslow' 10457.
Joseph' 10427.
Joshua-C". 10485.
Joshua-Cobb" 11025.
Lemuel 10278.
Levi' 10475.
Lucy-Ann" 10284.
Lucy-I'. 10382.
Lydia-M'. 10486.
Lydia-Maria" 11038.
Mary' 10487.
Mary-Elizabeth" 10285.
Mary-W'. 10453,
Mathew-P'. 10451.
Moses-N". 10450.
Nathan 10426,
Nathaniel' 10449.
Phebe' 10488, 10845.
Samuel' 10491.
Sarah' 10477.
Thankful' 10490.
William 11024.
WUliam' 10484.
Hawkins, 7254, 8774.
Joseph 5394. (85)

Index II.

Hawkins, Joseph' 5396.
Samuel 434.
Samuel' 5395.
Hawks, Abigail-Childs
9473.
Alba" 10441.
Alice- Jane' 10574.
Charles-Phelps 9535.
Charies-Wesley' 9540.
Charles- WUUam' 10573.
Daniel 10566,
Elizabeth" 10439.
Ella-Maria" 10571.
Emily 8430.
Emily-Ann' 10568.
Evalyn' 10445.
Frank' 10444.
Franklin-Solomon' 10570.
George-Henry' 10575.
Hannah-Louisa" 9536.
Joseph 10437.
Joseph-Mathew' 10443.
Loranda" 10442.
Mary 10438.
Hawlev, Caroline-Eliza'
63"0.
Merwin-Spencer 629.
Orpha ch. XV.
Hay, Alice (Herdman) chs.
IV, VIII.
James, chs. IV, VIII.
Hayden, EUza-De Groot-
Harbeck' 532.
Horace 521.
Horace' 530.
Horace" 531.
Nancy-Green' 525.
Nehemiah' 522.
Temperance 9712.
Hayes, Asenath 11670.
(5laramond-Martha" 4813.
Emily-MelvUle 8439.
Hiram- Wallace' 4823.
¦ Hyram 4810. •
John 11668.
John-Winslow" 4831.
Lydia-Ann 6260.
Martha-Ann" 4818.
PhiUnda-Jane' 4817.
Susan-Maria" 4823.
WUliam' 4812.
Haynes, 5778.
Albert-Leander* 6024.
Clarence-Leroy' 6035.
Flora-Chastina* 6023,
(36)

Haynes, Francena-Maria'
6020.
Geo. -Edward' 6021.
Herbert-Samuel* 6026.
John-Parks 13135.
John-Winslow" 18136,
Martha-Vrilena" 6032.
Samuel-Eighmey 6019,
Vesta-Ann (Cooke) 4981.
Haysome, Thomas p. 9.
Hayward, AmeUa-(3".
4721.
Charies 4719.
Daniel 858, 860.
Frederick" 1069.
Harriet-Srillman 6953.
Horace 1069.
Sarah' 797.
Sarah-E". 4720.
Hazard, J. 1698.
Head 728.
Headle, Edwin 9533.
Headley, Edward-Everett"
10961.
Elizabeth-Carter" 10958.
George" 10962.
.James-H. 10957.
Lydia-Maria' 10959.
WilUam" 10960.
Healey, Ella 3579.
Nancy 2883.
Heard, Francis 893.
Heath, Emily-Carlton
12229.
Hiram-H. 2450.
Heaton, Kezia 5288.
Hecker, Anna-Wentworth'
4284.
Caroline 4383.
George-F". 4281.
George-V. 4378.
John-T"- 4283.
Josephine" 4279.
Hedrick, G. 1023.
Hempstead, Martha 434.
Hendrick, Charles-Addis'
12572.
Emma-Theresa" 1257(i.
Florence-Etta" 13570,
Henry-Jameson" 12573,
James-Shields" 12571,
Jane-Deborah 3578.
John 12569.
WiUiam-Lloyd' 12570.
Henley p. 8.
Henry VIII (King of Eng.)
pp. 8, 22.

Henry, Elvira-Elbertene'
7208.
JuUa-Maria' 7199.
Libbie-Almira" 7201.
Mary-Rice 9064,
Simon-Jaqua 7198.
Susan-Janette" 7200.
William-Mason" 7202.
Herreshoff, Charles' 1904.
Charles-Frederic 1901.
-also Appendix.
Emeline" 1908.
James' 1902.
Herrick, Alvin-Tubs 6367.
Azor-Cole' 11486.
Betsey' 11481.
Catherine-C. 7212.
Daniel-Campbell' 11485,
Eunice-R. 11715.
Hatevil-Smith' 11484.
Israel 11479.
Israel' 11483.
John' 11480.
Lucena-JIaryette' 6268,
Moses- Ai' 11482.
Herven, Albert 2086.
Hesilrig, (Sir Arthur) p, 07,
Hess, Emma-Frances 6200.
Hewet, Mercy ch. X,
Hewett, Deborah 8273.
Rudolphus-W. 6301.
Hewitt, Rachel 847.
Hewlett, Bradford-Gil
bert' 4893,
Charlotte-Amelia' 4873.
Charlotte-Amelia" 4864.
Clarissa" 4889.
Clarissa-Ann' 4862.
EUza-Winslow"4870.
Joseph 4860.
Joseph-Samuel' 4896.
Margaret" 4885.
Mary-Eleanor" 4863.
Nancy" 4893.
Richard' 4884.
Thomas-Townsend' 4861.
Hey, Bertha' 3171.
, Elizabeth* 3167.
Emmanuel 8165.
Emmanuel* 3-169.
Florence" 3170.
Lucretia" 3168.
JIary* 3166.
Heywood, Calvin-Merrill
3680, ch. XIIL
David-W. 3466.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Heywood, Fannie-Peck"
3467.
Flora-Powers'" 3468.
NelUe-Rebecca" 3469.
Sarah-Ann" 3470.
Hibbell, Richard ch. XII,
p. 402.
Hichborn, Isannah 3883,
Hickling, Susanna 1813,
Hickox, Hannah-Matilda
5452.
Mary-Jane 12502,
Hicks, Edward-Melvin
5680.
EUzabeth 6089.
EUzabeth-M. 12465,
Francis 2088.
Gilbert' 2089.
Mary' 2092.
Nancy-Davis 4827.
Oren' 2091.
Rebecca 12464.
William' 2090.
Hickson, Edgar-M. 8838.
Hide, Sherman-Heath
10927.
Higby, ch. XV.
Higgins 1977.
James-Goodhue 11789.
Olive-Clark (Freeman)
2S83
Sarah 3412, ch. VIII.
Thomas 9936.
Winslow" 1977.
Higginson 41.
Higgs, IsabeUa 9574.
Hilborn, Ira 11278,
Hilboro, John 289.
HUl 9766.
Alice-Amelia" 8960.
Andrew-Simon 7882.
Catherine 11211.
Charles 8958.
Charles-William-Her bert' 8959.
Hattie 3547.
Marvin' 9767.
Mai-y-Abby 12370.
Phema-Amelia 7345.
Samuel 6104.
Sarah 3487.
Walter-Haines 5236.
HUlard. Lydia 8786, ch.
xiii.
ffillary, Elizabeth 11223.
Hiller, Alice' 1647.
AUen-M". 1643.

HiUer, Benjamin' 1618.
Catherine' 1645.
Charies-A'. 1642.
Elizabeth" 1613.
Jonathan 1611.
Jonathan' 1614.
Jonathan' 1641.
Joseph-Jl'. 1646.
Mary" 1620.
Sarah' 1612.
Sarah-C 1644.
Susanna' 1684.
Thomas' 1640.
Thomas' 1648.
Tobias-Paine 1615.
HiUs, Annie-Louise" 8920.
Chariotte-Jlaria" 9162.
Edmund 9160.
John-E. 2582.
Lydia-Maria 13062.
Mary-Augusta" 2584.
Minerva-Chace' 3083.
Richard-JierriU 8919.
William-Robert" 8931.
Winslow-Holmes" 9161.
Hinckley, Abigail 1117.
Almon-G. 125.
Deborah-I. 8018.
Isaac 671.
Luther 3392.
JIary-Tobey 3334.
Sarah 11000.
Thomas 11000.
Hinds 2419.
Amasa 5897.
Emily-F. 11857.-
Keziah 13368.
Sumner- William* 4501.
William-Sumner 4500.
Hines, Ada-Calista" 11405.
Edward-JIelville' 11406.
EUa-Marcella' 11404.
Hannah 6361.
Hollingsworth 11402.
Joseph- White' 11403,
11417.
Hinkley, Benjamin 11000.
James-Frederic" 4482.
Parker 4481.
Hiscock, Albert-King'
7851.
Fidelio"7852.. Frank 7350.
Hitchcock, ch. XVI.
Azubah' 5640.
Elisha 5641.
Elvira' 5688.

Hitchcock, Ezra 5635.
Hannah ch. XVI.
Heber 5687.
Mary 5656.
Massena' 5636.
Medad' 5639.
Salome 5520.
Thomas 5041.
Hitchins, George 1730.
Hix, Rachel 872.
Hixox, Josiah ch, XV.
Iloag, Clarence-Gilbert"
11022.
Gilbert-Congdon 11019.
JIarion-AUuvia' 7188.
Martha* 11020.
AViUiam' 11021.
Hoar, Braddock 2420.
Mary 2394.
Doard, Sarah 4994.
Hobart, Aaron' 8596.
Albert' 8597.
Deborah' 8598.
James-T'. 8594.
Jane' 8599.
Nathaniel' 8595.
Noah" 8593.
Hobbs, Abbie-G'. 12734.
Abigail-G. 12655.
Almira' 12733.
Amanda' 12739.
Bertha-Emma' 12731.
Betsey-Winslow' 12717.
Caroline' 12727.
Emma-A. 9922.
Frank-BIair' 12729.
George 12716.
George' 12728,
George-Schuyler" 12782.
Gracie-Mabel" 12780.
OUve- Ann' 12735.
Sarah 3381.
Hobby, John 10778.
Wm,-Henry" 10779.
Hoch, EUzabeth 8090.
Hodge, Abbie-Tappan*
8052.
Edward-Tappan 8050,
Hodges, Caroline-Jemima'
4718.
Charity 819.
EUza' 4703.
Frederic- Jenner* 7075.
Joseph 831.
Josiah 4702.
Lucius-Maseroft 7074.
Nathan 829.
SaUy' 4719. (37)

K

Index II.

Hodgman, Emeline-P.
7459.
Hodsden, Mary-Taylor
1593.
Hoit, Theophilus 5451.
Holbrook, Arvin 8561.
Bethiah 69.
E izabeth 76.
iizekiel 1749.
Jane 6170.
Mary 8578.
Holcomb, ch. XV.
Alonzo' "
Charles" ' '
Edward" "
Emma' "
Hawley ' '
Hezekiah ' '
James' "
Susannah "
Wallace "
Holden, ch. XIV.
Achsah 8619, ch. XIV.
Dana 1026.
Elisha 1729.
Lucy-Richardson 7152.
Reuben 3631.
Holder, Henry-Evans ch,
VII, p. 286.
John ch. VII, p. 286.
Holdridge, A. -Lincoln'
7319.
Charles-Winslow" 7316.
Gershom-Alva" 7315.
Gershom-C. 7313.
Louisa-Adell" 7318.
Martha- Ann' 7317.
Mary-Rebecca' 7314.
Holdrip p. 54.
Hoi gilt, Thomas ch. I. ¦
Holland p. 57.
Annie-EUzabeth* 5786.
Ashley" 5730.
Bathsheba-Ivory' 5820.
Betsy' 5795.
Caroline' 5755.
Caroline-Penelope" 5737.
Charles" 5773, 5782,
Charles" 5777.
Charles-Henry" 5725.
Charles-Luther' 5738.
Charles-Turner' 5821.
Clara' 5774, 5792.
Clarissa" 5781.
Clarissa-Ashley" 5740.
Clinton" 6481.
Dewitt 6480.
(38)

Holland, Dwight-Graves"
5723.
EUza 773.
EUza" 5724.
EUza- Winslow' 5819.
Ellen-Sophia" 5736.
Emily' 5713.
Emily" 5753.
Eva" 6482.
Frank-Leonard' 5768.
Frederic-May 5317.
George' 5719.
George-Herbert' 5733.
Goodrich' 5794.
Harriet-Eliza" 5732,
Harrison' 5780.
Horatio 5732.
James-Harvey" 5790,
John-H". 6483,
Josiah-Gilbert" 5784,
Kate-MeUa» 5787.
Leonard" 0763.
Louisa" 5783,
Louise-Maiie" 5767.
Lucretia' 5818.
Lucy-Anna" 5791,
Lucy-Spooner' 5817.
Luther 5707.
Luther' 5716.
Luther" 5731.
Luther" 5726,
Jlargaret-EUa" 5737,
JIary-Auu-Ursula" 0738,
Mary-Bridgman" 0763,
JIari -Bridgman" 57711.
JIary-Clarke' 5741.
Nelson' 5717.
Nelson" 5730.
Park 5816,
Park' 5754.
Park" 5775.
Philo' 5778.
Philo-Leon' 5770.
Richard-Baxter' 5729,
Sidnev' 5797.
Tneotioi-e" 5789.
William- Brid gman"
5769,
HoUister, George 3493,
Grace 476,
Jane-Reed* 8493.
Holloway, Betsey 9343,
HoUowell, Sarah 5970,
Holly, Esther 10379.
Holman, Andrew-Jackson'
7390.
Andrew-Winslow" 7373.

Holman, Anna' 7272.
Charlotte" 7274.
Eliphalet 7371.
Jasper-Eliphalet' 7396.
Marcus- Augustus' 7398.
Marcus-Eliphalet" 7277,
7388.
Maria' 7276.
Maria-Louisa' 7891.
Sarah' 7275.
Tryphena-Diadema' 7395.
Holmes, 710, 4672, 5170,
Abbie-Blake" 5180.
Antoinette" 5160.
Betsey' (Preston) 710.
Clara- Winslow' 0170.
Cyrus 5156, 7545.
Cyrus" 5159.
Cyrus-Collamore' 7547,
Cyrus-Winslow" 5167.
Darius 7545.
Eleanor" 5161.
Freeland-Salmon" 5179,
Freeland-Salmon' 5184.
George-Bonum-Nye 2004.
George-Thatcher" 5183,
Henrietta 6385.
James" 5157.
Jerusha-Rawson" 5174.
John-Howey" 3576.
Johu-Rawson' 5165.
John-S. 3574.
.Joseph-T. 3061.
Lizzie' 5158.
Luceile- Antoinette'
5172.
Luther- Wright" 7549.
Marcella-Fayette" 5168.
Minnie- Ann' 7548.
O.-W. 4854.
Salmon 5178.
Sarah-Evans" 5162.
Sophia-Ann" 7550.
Stella-Florence' 5170.
Susan-.V 5183,
Thatcher-Blake" 5169.
Thomas-Bartlett" 7551,
AVilUam 44.
Winslow-Blake" 5166.
Holt, Albeit' 740.
Albert" 761.
diaries' 785.
Charles-Frederick' 760.
Edson-C 757.
Ella' 758.

Persons Not Bearing the Winsloio Patronymic.

K

Holt, Esther-Ann" 751.
George-W'. 747.
George- Wilbur* 753.
Henry" 745.
Hiram" 736.
Joseph-W". 743.
Lemuel" 742.
Louisa" 737.
Louisa* 750.
Nancy" 759.
Oliver 734.
Oliver" 744.
Sarah' 756
Sidney-Albert' 702.
Susan' 762.
Susan-Jane" 754,
WiUiam-Henry" 749,
Holton, 4123, ch. XVI, p,
26.
Bethia 4035,
Catharine-Alay' 0835.
Charles-Alexander' 3860, ch. XV.
Charies-Edward" 3.^33.
D.-Pliny-Forward' 3859,
ch. XV.
David-JIay'8821. 3S'34.
David -Parsons' 3858,
ch. XV.
Ed ward- Alexander"
3821.
Erastus- Alexander'
8820.
Fannie- JIiriam' 3801,
ch. XV.
Harry-Sylvester" 3828,
Jemima 4050.
Joel' 4033, p. 333,
Joel' 3814, 4033, 4035,
p. 323,
Joel- Huntington" .¦!830,
Katie-JIav" 3833,
Minerva' 3830,
JIiriam' 3857.
Olive' 4133,
Susie" 3829,
. WUliam' 4033,
Holway, AbigaU-J. 3110.
Ansel 11858.
Herbert-Lincoln* 11859.
Mary-EUen' 11860.
Homer, Andrew 1750.
Andrew" 1758.
Augustus" 1760.
Caroline-S-A". 1766.
Ellen-A". 1763.
Emeliue-D" 1761.

Homer, Francis' 1764.
Henry" 1757.
Seraphine' 1765.
Sophia-D'. 1762.
Hooker, Charles-Parker'
13102.
Harvey' 13087.
John' 13100.
John-Parker 13073.
John-Winslow' 13096.
Johnathan- Winslow'
18095.
Julia- Ann' 13115.
Louise' 13103.
Lucinda' 13090.
Jlarietta' 13097.
Thais- JIaria' 13074.
Veranes-Constanti n e'
13085.
Hopkins, Edward p, 57.
James 5875.
JIary 2800, 2S17.
Jlinerva 8035.
Patty 1725.
Stephen 2817, p, 32,
Hoppman, Daniel- W, 2641,
Daniel- Walter" 2644,
Richard-PhUo' 3643,
Hopson, Celestia-R, 0460,
Horner, Sarah-Andrews
6471.
Horr, Albert-AA^inslow"
5419.
EUjah 5418,
Kittie-Pease" 5430,
Horrox, Jeremiah 9582.
Phebe 9582,
Thomas 9582.
Horton, John 10743,
Rufus 10731.
Hosford, Hattie 0303,
Hough, George 3:i7.
Houghton, Daniel 3814,
House, Jeremiah 703.
Rachel-C. 8179.
Sarah 708.
Hover, Cornelius 6790.
Hovey, Ruth 4983,
Howard, Ann-Maria'
12867.
Betsey' 12869.
Clarissa' 12860,
Cordelia-M, 6482.
James' 12866.
Maria-R. 4709.
Mary 2329.
Sarah-E. 2181.

Howard, Susan' 12868.
Sybil' 13864.
Thomas 13863
Vesta 8655.
Howe, Cynthia-Roselle"
5193.
Damaris 510.
EUza 3503.
Fanny-Georgianna' 5194.
George-Turner 5193.
Richard 4079, 4173.
Howes, Charlotte 3071.
James-Henry" 3313.
James-N. 3305.
Howland, Anna" 11306.
Catherine 13980.
Clara-W". 6333.
Edward-C 11203.
Emma-E". 6333.
Francis-W". 10124
Henry* 11205.
Isaac 2397.
Julia-Frances" 6331.
Katie" 11204.
Minnie* 11203.
Ruth 11407.
Weston 6329.
AVilUam 10123.
WiUiam-H. 11201.
William-H'. 10123.
J-Ioxie, Isaac-Alphonzo
12343.
Hoyle, Almira-E, 5884,
Lucinda 5503.
Hubbard, Caleb 7358,
Charles-White 8798,
Charles-White" 8803,
John-Winslow' 8802,
Hubbs, Samuel-Li ttlefield
11510.
Huckins, Francis" 3084.
Hope 11000.
James 3082.
James- WUUam" 3091.
LiUie-Blanche" 3092.
Lucy-Ellen" 3085.
JIary-Louisa" 3090.
Hudson, Albert 6741.
Bertha-Louise" 6752.
Clara-Louisa" 6753.
Edward-Albert" 6754.
Emma-Frances" 6746.
Emma-Leonard' 6750
George-Richmond" 6743.
Georgiana' 6747.
Harriet-Lovina" 6751.
(39)

K

Index IL

Hudson, Jas. -Russell 6751.
Louise' 6745.
Thomas-Campbell 10143.
Hall, Hannah 9823.
Humph rev, Hannah 8500.
Hungerford, Hannah" 362.
Joseph 359.
Joseph' 361.
Hunnewell 8772,
Hunt, Adabelle-Louise'
3582,
Agnes" 871.
Albina-W'. 873.
Alfred-P. 878.
Amos-Root 12433.
ApoUos' 880.
Augusta' 876.
Austin" 870.
Betsey 1400..
Caleb" 884.
Carrie-Emma" 868.
Charles' 875,
Clara-A. 7840.
Daniel 834.
Daniel' 835.
Daniel' 882.
Daniel-Sexton" 3571.
Edwin" 3559.
Elisha' 838.
Elisha" 858, 881,
Elisha- Winslow" 3508.
Eliza-Ann' 3570.
Eliza-Frances 3438,
Eliza-Harwood" 3541.
Elizabeth-B, 1497.
Ellen-D". 807.
Emily-F". 3509,
Ephraim" 879.
Ephraim" 852, 880.
Evelina 5594.
Fannie" 3574.
George' 3573.
George- Arthur' 3580.
George-F'. 865.
Hammond" 3563.
Hannah-Elizabeth' 893.
Harriet 5403.
Harriot-Kezia' 4237,
4351, 4354.
Hattie-Jennie" 3581.
Henry" 3568.
Hiram" 3577.
Horace 8244.
James" 891.
Joab 4351.
John' 839.
(40)

Hunt, John-F'. 874.
John-Lewis' 3579.
John-W' 861.
John-Winslow" 872.
John-Winslow" 8578.
John-Winslow' 3575.
Joshua" 892.
Lorana-Sophia" 8240.
Martin-B'. 866.
Martin-Brooks" 857.
Mary" 887.
Mary" 887.
Mary-Ann" 856.
Mary- Walker' 3576.
Mercy 8135.
Miriam" 850.
Moses 3539.
Moses" 8583.
Nathaniel 8135.
Nelson-Haskins" 8245.
Newell" 3560.
Olive' 842.
Ornida-E'. 858.
Phebe' 852, 886.
Phebe-T'. 860.
Phineas-R. 6860.
Rachel" 850.
Ruth" 844.
Ruth' 851.
Sarah- Augusta' 4355.
Sarah-Jane' 864.
^eth» 846.
Seth" 847.
Sidney-P'. 877.
Susan' 888.
Susan' 859,
Susan-Elvira" 3566.
Susanna' 841.
Sylva' 840.
Sylvia' 885.
Westiey 3590.
WUliam' 830.
WiUiam" 854, 890.
WilUam' 869.
William' 3585.
WilUam" 3572.
William-N". 3563.
Winslow" 889,
Hunter, WilUam-L, 9468,
Huntington, Roger p, 68.
Sarah 7450.
Huntoon, Geo. -Ladd 5598.
Lulie-Augusta" 5599.
Huntress, Naucy-P. 10107
Hurd, WilUam-A, 5906.
Hurd man, Alice chs. IV.
VIII, pp. 16, 72.

Hurdman,Edward chs, IV,
VIII, pp. 1 6, 72,
Hurlburt, Jlartha-Stinson
(Phillips) 1887,
Huriy, Anna-Maria" 9587.
Elmer-Ellswortii* 9589,
Nealon-Ellswortb 9536.
Hurst, Patience 11000,
Hussey, Burt-L", 10083.
Charles-W". 10081.
Comfort 10706.
EUzabeth 10844,
Eunice 11956,
Everett-George" 8186,
Fanny- W". 10082.
Francis 10428.
Frederick" 10085.
George 81G5.
Isabel-C". 10079.
Jedidiah 9582.
John W'- 10080,
Lottie-Evalyn' 8167.
Marilla 7876.
Mary 11255.
Mary" 10325, 10429.
Mary-J». 10084.
Obadiah 10183.
Sarah 10718.
Silas-Y", 10078.
Husted, Charles-Thomas*
4141.
Etta-Belle* 4143.
Laura-Olive* 4140.
Lurena-Elmira" 4188.
Merit 4183.
Stephen-Edward" 4139.
Huston, Anna 2358.
Hutchings, Helen 1364.
Susan-B, 7534.
Hutchins, David 8960.
Lucy 6810.
Nancy 0809,
Patience 10391.
Hutchinson, Charles" 5327.
James-Burns" 5325.
Lucy" 5336,
Lucy-Ann 4247.
WilUam 5324,
Hyde, Henry 6844,
p. 600,
Hypwell, Jane (Jlclntire)
4462,
llsley 2843.
Ingalls, Dolly 7138,
Harriet Jeannette 6627,
Nancy 735.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

Ingalsbee, Brooks 13281,
Martha 13286.
Sarah-EUen 18382,
IngersoU, Olive 11000.
Ingle, Rich p. 56.
lug'oldsby, p. 58.
Ingraham, Joseph 4340,
Joseph- Wentworth '
4341.
Mary-Sumner' 4300,
Sarah-AVinslow' 4342.
Innes, C-E. 1647.
Irish, Elvira 11497.
WUUam 11469.
Irons, Elvira 6731.
lesiUn, 10697.
Mary-Winslow'" 3440.
WiUard 5403.
William 3489.
Jackins, Fanny 12313.
Margaret 12212.
WilUam 12312.
Jackson, Allen-Heyer
6141.
AUen-Heyer" 6153.
Allen-Heyer' 6144.
Alonzo' 6147, 6150.
Alonzo-Clinton' 6148.
Antoinette-Paige' 6145.
Arthur-Dean' 7363.
Clara-Louisa" 6151.
Harriet 11493.
Helen-JIaria* 6149.
John-Keyes" 6152.
Joseph-Perry 7362.
JuUa-Livingston' 6146.
Mary-Potter' 6143,
Nancy- Beach 9740.
Priscilla 2505.
Rachel 7683.
RoUa-Stone* 5623.
Sally 11374.
Samuel- Winslow" 6142.
Susan-Louise 9749.
Walter-Thomas" 5634.
WiUiam 5622,
WUUam-Henry' 5625.
Jacobs, George-Philo 3088.
Mary' 2687.
Pyam 2686.
James, (King of Eng,) pp.
34, 40.
James I, (King of Eng.)
p. 8.
James II, (King of Eng.)
p. 49.

James, Adeline-W'. 12880.
Almira-S. 12884,
Ann-Mariah' 12885.
Charles-Henry' 12881.
Charlotte-Raymond' 12886,
Edwin-C. 12886.
Eliza-Ann' 12877.
Jlartha-W'. 12883.
Mary-Ann' 13878.
Oliver-F'. 12882.
Thomas 12876.
Thomas-Shepherd' 12879.
WilUam-R'. 12884.
Jameson, John-W. 8685.
JIary-Jane' 8686.
Susan' 8687,
AVUUam' 8688.
AVinslow' 8689.
Jassett, Josiah 6104.
Jeffries, 6736,
Jencks, Melissa 7534.
Jenkins, Albert-C". 11071.
AUce" 11045.
AUce-L*. 11073.
Content 11042.
Edward' ch. XI.
Edward' 11047.
EUzabeth" 11074..
Esther-F". 11075.
Hannah-Sawyer" 11048.
James-Ezra" 11046.
John-P". 11078.
Joseph-Edward" 11070.
Joshua 11041.
Joshua" 11055.
JIarv-E». 11079.
Jlehitable' 11058.
Miriam' 11057.
Nathan' 1104'3.
Oliver-JI". 11073.
Phebe' 11060.
Rebecca-Elizabeth* 11056.
Samuel 12868.
Sarah ch. XI.
Sarah' 11062.
Thomas 11.
William' 11069.
William-Edward" 11043.
William-Miller" 11076.
Jenks 8932.
Arthur-Elwell" 12889.
George-W. 12888.
Lydia-Maria" 12890.
May-Frances' 13891

Jenks, Thankful 5891.
William-Sanford 8932.
Jenner, Harriet-Sigourney
4212.
Laura-Ellen" 7078.
Lucy-Arabell" 7074.
Melvin-Hale" 7077.
William-Berry 7073.
William-Sanford" 7076,
Jenney, Samnel p. 73.
Jenny, Margot 1949.
Jep'on 10182.
Arvilla-A". 10840.
Clarkson" 10843.
EUza-C". 10885.
Margaret 4597.
Samuel-R. 10834.
Sarah-Bush 3027.
Thomas 10842.
Jerris, Abby-M'. 1742.
Mary-S". 1743.
WUliam-A". 1741.
WUUam-H. 1740.
Jewett, Jennie-M. 12219.
Jillson, Philena-Helen
4752.
John, (King of Eng.) p, 23,
Johnson, ch. XV.
Abbie-Elizabeth' 9136,
Ada" 12507.
Adeline-Matilda 13184.
Alanson' 9858.
Albert-Lorenzo 4456.
AUce-B. 11042.
Betsey' 9349,
Charles- Frederick 9135,
9145.
Charles-Luther" 9137.
Chai-les-Pressev" 2116.
Edward-H'. 2215.
EUzabeth" 9356.
Ella" 12505.
Ellen-Thomas' 4505.
Emma" 12506.
Experience 907.
Flora* 2119.
Frank-C. 12022.
Frank-F'. 2214.
Frank-M'. 2216.
George-Winslow' 9355.
Hans 2218.
Jane ch. XII.
Jane-EUzabeth 6474,
6846.
John-C 2118.
John-Pressey 2115.
Julia-Maria 6271. («)

Index II.

Johnson, Keziah" 9357.
Levi 10033.
Lucy-Jane" 2121.
Mary-E". 2117.
Nancy' 9354.
Nathan-Willis" 2120.
Nellie- JIaud' 13023.
Semantha 12516.
Simeon 9348.
S meon' 9353.
Theo. 1802.
Thomas 4505.
Thomas-Warren wood
4504.
WUliam 8679.
WilUam-E, 12504.
WUliam-Edward" 9138.
Johnston, Thomas-M,
4881.
Jones, pp. 26, 28.
AbigaU 6104.
Abner' 2427.
Africa 3682, ch. XIIL
Alfred' 10744.
Alice" 10704.
Alice-E. 10014.
Alice-Jlaria" 10675.
AUce-Webb' 3086, ch.
XIIL
Alton" 11103.
Amos-H". 10482.
Anna' 271.
Anna-Maria-Bray" 3687,
ch. XIIL
Annie 10031.
Arthur-AVinslow' 10746.
Byron-Julius 13517.
Caleb 10733.
Caleb-Augustus' 10740.
Caroline' 10735.
Carrie-Tuck" 3988.
Charles" 10478.
Charies-Albert" 10310.
Charies-H. 10a99, 11339.
Charles-Lindlev" 10309.
Charies- JIartin' 12030.
Charles-W. 9836.
Clarkson" 10197.
Cynthia' 10189.
Daniel 10308.
Daniel-Miller" 10201.
David 10738,
Dorcas 10472.
Ebenezer' 270.
Edward-Francis 13110.
Edward-W. 11107.
Eleanor* 272.
(43)

Jones, Elisha 10477, 10669.
Ella-Maria' 10205.
EUen-Tappan" 10007.
Emily" 10705,'
Emily-Mary" 10676.
Ephraim 2427.
Esther' 10699.
Florence-May* 12021.
FrankUn' 10739.
George-Allan' 13111.
George-Henrv" 11102.
Gertrude-E. 11043.
Hannah 289.
Hannah-Maria 2983.
Harriet 10371.
Harri et- Ro binson*
10212.
Helen" 13433.
Helen-Lucretia" 10747.
Henry-Robin'^on* 10200.
Herbei-t-A". 10015.
Horace' 10217.
Isaac' 10674, 10703.
Isaiah 10698, 10748.
J.-S. 1718,
James-B". 10008.
James-Lewis 2693. ^
Jeremiah 11101.
Jeremiah' 10190.
Jessie- Amelia' 13113.
.John 12432, 366.
John* 268.
John-Winslow' 10736.
Joseph* 274.
Josiah 10188, 10194,
12080.
Laura-A nthony' 10745.
Laura- AVilder 5790.
Leonora 5113.
Levi 11952.
Levi-Edwin" 12035.
Levi-Elwood" 11953.
Levi-Frank" 13(126.
LUUan-Alay" 11904.
Linwood-Beede" 11905.
Lucy 10379.
Lydia 9663.
Lydia-EUen" 12024.
Maria' 10702, 10734,
Martha-E". 10483.
Martha-Phebe' 10734.
Mary 10821, ch. XI, GO.
Mary- r5uff urn" 12022.
Mary-H". 10480.
Mary-Louisa" 10202.
Miriam" 10191.
Muratte' 12518.

Jones, Nancy 10031.
Nathan-Winslow' 10700
Nathaniel* 273,
Olive 3429.
OUver 10199,
Oliver-Bodfish 2987.
OUver- Winslow' 10207.
Orilla-Clarinda 4976.
Patience* 267.
Philena-Frances-Childs 3111,
Rebecca 10344,
Reuben-T, 12019.
Rossie-Jane' 3085, ch.
XIII.
Rozilla 3077, ch, XIIL
Samuel-H". 10196.
Sarah-Maria' 10738.
Thaddeus-Broad 10142.
Theodt ra-Bi-oad' 10143.
Thomas 10698.
Thomas' 10701.
Th o m as-Fitzgeral d
11282.
WUUam" 10195.
Wiliiam-A*. 10215.
Wil iam-Northey' 10737.
William-Tappan 10006.
Winthrop-S". 10013.
Jordan, Lydia-C. 11652.
MeUssa 8o3S.
Rhoda 11548.
Sarah-Jane 11573.
Jordan, Susan 7964.
Joscelyn, ^.p. 57, 58.
Joslin, Al.ce-Ballard 1012.
Josselyn, Waldo-Evert tt"
9058.
AVilUam-Wallace" 9657.
Joy, Fanny 11913.
Sarah-W. 9440.
Joyce, Ellen-Elizabeth"
8934.
Ira 8933.
Isaiah-B. 2312.
Olive 2307.
Judd, George 7257.
Homer' 7261.
Maria' 7309.
Mary' 7260.
Sophronia' 7208.
Judson, Aurilla' 7179.
Charity' 7185.
Eben 6648.
Elvira" 7187.
Elvira' 7180.
Enoch 7173.

Penions Not Bearing ihe Winslov- Patronymic.

K

Judson, Enoch' 7186.
Ephraim' 6651.
Ethan' 7226.
Harriet' 7184,
Henry-P'. 6649.
JuUus' 6650.
Lavinia' 7181.
Lovina" 7211.
Lucius-E'. 7338.
Jlandana' 7183.
Jlary' 7182.
Orlo" 7178.
Roscius-W'. 6652.
Sarah' 7227.
June, David 1198.
Kane, Cathtrine-C. 3150.
Seth 2381.
Seth' 3381.
Keeler, Isadore-R. 9664,
Keen, Harriet" 8063.
Lusanna" 8562.
Margaret" 8560.
JIary" 8564.
Samuel 8558.
Samuel" 8559.
Sarah-Jane' 8561.
Keene, Benj, -Franklin-
Hatch 8654.
Beulah 12463.
Clara 7951.
Ebenezer 1195.
Laura 11476.
Nathaniel 239,
Keeney, Altresta 13053.
Jlai-inda 13047.
Keep, Elizabeth-Chamber
lain' 8646.
Emily-Jane" 8645.
Samuel 8644.
Sarah ch. XVL
Keith, Albert- Jlorton" 4007
Aurelia- Winslow' 4013,
Benj. -FrankUn" 4020.
Bezer 5951.
Charles 4502.
Charles-Albert* 4508.
Chai-les-Frederic"4513.Charles-Leonard' 45 1 0,
Clayton- W». 6441.
Cora-A». 6444.
Deborah- Winslow" 4004.
Edward-Winslow" 6446.
Franeis-Wayland" 6442.
George* 8049.
George" 8572.
George' 8550.

40

Keith, George' 8553.
Geo. -Washington* 4509.
Helen-Marion" 0435.
Heni-ietia" 8787.
Henry-Thomas 8785.
Jonas-Harwood" 5952.
Leora' 8786.
Marshall' 4518.
Mary" 4517.
Mai-y-Stella-Winslow" 4510.
Nathaniel" 8553,
Rachel- Winslow" 4533,
11973.
Sarah 8301.
Scott 6434,
Stephen" 8551.
AVarren-Larkin' 6440.
AVilliam-Boui-ne" 4514,
WiUiam-Harry" 11973,
, AVUUam-Henry" 4521.
Kelley, Harriet-M. 2651.
Kellock, EUzabeth-Libbey
8193,
Kellogg 6871.
Alma-Justina" 12173.
Amos-C. 1198.
Joanna 6832, p. 600.
Lydia 7252.
Mary-Elizabeth 3900.
WUliam-A. 12172,
Kells, Ada-Elizabeth"
4066.
Charles-Edmund 4065.
Charles-Edmund" 4067.
Kellum-Susan 6096.
Kelly, H. 1711-.
Hai-riet-Jf. 2651.
.loel 10079.
Rose-B. 3398.
Kelsey, Dauiel 12166.
Hubbard' 6974.
Sidney 6973.
Sidney' 6973.
Kemp, B.-F" 1676.
J.-JI. 1675i
Kendall, Eleanor 9973.
Horatio-Gates 9979,
Horatio-Pote" 9980,
Juliet-JIargaret 9990.
Juliet- JIargaret" 9981,
Kendrick, Abbie-Jane
9400.
Julia 3244.
Samuel 1686.
Kenfield, Bethiah 8923.
Martiia-Jackett 8924.
Kennard, JuUette 10772,

Kennard, Susan 10016.
Timothy 9974.
Kennedy, Craige-Cordene"
9510.
Hiram 9504.
JIai-y-Helen 8110.
Kenniston, Sarah 11434.
Kent 0824.
Abigail 1919.
Ann 1919.
Benjamin 1919.
Deborah 1919.
Ezeziel 1919.
Jlercy 1919.
Penelope 1919, 7413.
Susanna 1919.
Kerr, Almira-Abigail"
9375.
Alonzo-Darwin" 9390.
Betsey-HoUoway' 9368.
Effie-Lovina" 9393.
Eugene-Augustus" 9395.
George-Augustus' 9388.
Leslie-Gui* 9394.
Lovina-Alvira' 9383.
Lydia-Beard' 9366.
Maria-Rhoda" 9369.
Mary- Ann-Luth era'
9387.
PhiUnda-Alelvina' 9389.
Rebecca-French" 9384.
Walter-William' 9393.
Warren-AValdo" 9391.
Valentine-Augtistus 9365.
Ketchum, Abigail 6687,
Keyes, Charles-Clark 3954,
Clarissa 6100.
Kidder, Ann 1913.
Benj am in-Franklin'
4577.
Charles-Winslow' 4578.
Darius 1496.
Hattie-JIaria" 9371.
Horace 9370.
AVellington 4575.
AVellington-Parker" 4570-.
Kilburn, JIary 3403.
Kilpatrick, 4071.
Kimball, Albert-Laburton
8611.
George-Edmund" 8614.
George-Knowles 8385,
Gertrude" 6068.
Herbert-Wiuslow* 8615.
Isaac-Applin 7167.
Mara-Jeanette' 8613.
(-13)

K

Index IL

Kimball, Nellie-Florence*
8386.
Wallace-E. 6667.
Kimbrough, Emma-Katie"
3995.
Prank-Parsons'" 3994.
George-Casey 3993.
Kincaid, Jane 8399.
King of Denmark p. 54.
King, Albert 7348.
Albert-Keith" 4469.
Annis-Baltzell" 6876.
Asa-Parkes-Win.slow' 4421.
Asa- AVinslow' 4466,
Campbell-Martin" 4433,
Carrie- Wimberiy" 6878.
Cornelia' 7850.
Dauphin' 833.
Elbridge 1 1589.
Elizabeth' 7353.
. Elizabeth-PhiUips 4464.
EUa- Wadswortii' 6874.
Emily 6730.
Eugene-Holmes' 4470.
Florence- Starr" 6870.
Geo, -Starr 6871, p, 600.
Geo.-Wasbiugton" 4403.
Geo. -AVashington' 4407.
Hannah-Louisa" 4437.
Hattie-L. 4714.
Isaac-Garrison-MuUen- neaux 9983.
Jane 270.
John 829.
Josephine- Albina 4507.
Josiah" 831.
Josiah" 832.
Josiah-Salmon* 4468.
Lucinda-Gracia 9399.
Lymau-Winslow" 4970.
Maggie-Campbell" 4463.
Jlary 1159.
JIary-Aui-elia"4426. Mary-Edith* 4472.
Mercy 69.
Jliron-Winslow" 6880,
Noah-Stillman 4967.
Philo-W. 2006.
Richard p. 8.
Samuel 7253.
Sarah-Clarissa" 4450.
Sarah-Esther" 4968.
Starr 1502,
Stephen 4414.
Stephen' 4432.
StiUman-Burt" 4969.
(W)

King, Sylvester-Clydell*
4471.
Sylvester-Holmes" -4405.
AVilliam-Tyler" 4447.
William-Tyler' 4449.
Kingsbury, Jedida 5096,
ch. XXIII.
Josephine-Phebe 7138.
Kingsley, Elisha 8233.
Elmina 9044.
Kinne, Sarah-EUza 9483.
Kinsman, ch, XIV,
Jeremiah ch. X.
Rush 3611.
Kinyon, Anson-M. 6069.
¦Viola" 6670,
Kirby, Richard 315.
Sarah 316.
Kirkpatrick, William-
Long 7940.
Kirtland, Edwin ch. XV.
JIaria" ch. XV.
Kittredge, Calvin 1314.
Dalbert-Stephen" 1311.
Hubert-Russell" 1313,
John- Hart 1310.
Lilla* 131 3.
Knapp, A,H. 6151.
Abel-Henry* 3471.
Charles 415.
David 3464.
Frances 9076.
JuUa-EUza" 3466.
Sarah-Ann' 3473.
Knight 11703.
Annie-Edwiua' 7559.
David 2056.
Enoch 2043.
Fiancis-H. 7555.
JuUa-Ann 8384.
Lavinia 8534.
Lizzie-Loenza" 7556.
Mary 11624.
Mary-CoUamore" 7507.
NelUe-Winslow" 7558.
Peter 2056.
Peter 11589.
Sarah 8394.
Knowles 1330.
C. ch. VH. p. 286.
Chloe 12081.
Elijah-Edwin 2908,
Lucretia- Hathaway 072,
Mary 1805,
Robert 2153.
WilUam 3343, 7312.

Knowlton, Althoa-
Augusta" 8150,
Cath erine- Ad elaide
13205,
Edwin-Wilber" 8154.
Frank-B. 11930.
I-C. 10092.
Ina-Belle' 8153.
Irvin-Lewis" 8152.
Lena-May" 8151.
Martin 8149.
Mary-JIelissa 8183.
Sarah-A. 3180.
Knox, Caroline-A. 8445.
Krueger, Charles-Henry
9639.
Lackner, Christian- W.
13298.
Cortlandt' 13299.
Geo. -Washington'
13303.
Jacob' 13800.
LiUa-Estella' 13304.
Rhaydergowy-Caroline' 13302.
Ladd, 12389.
Lafler, Marcus-A. 6733.
Lake, Arthur-Beaoh" 6797.
EUen-Ione" 67i'4,
George-Tuttle' 6798.
Herbert-Watson' 6790.
Martha 9288.
Norman 6793.
Sophia 509,
Sopbronia-E". 0793.
Lamb, Jonathan 6417.
Lambert, 1084,
Edmund, p, 9.
Lamberton, Caroline'
13013.
EUzur 13007.
Jlary' 13008.
Jlatilda' 13009.
Weslyon 5338,
Lamrock, Lydia 8536,
Lamson, Addie-EUzabetli'
5343.
Evans-Atwood" 5242,
Flora-Fanny" 0344,
Heman- Atwood 5341.
Joseph 11900.
Vienna-Frances" 5345,
Lancaster, Jennie-. .ayden'
12753.
Samuel Reed 12752.
Lander, Lois-B, 2196.

Persons Not Bearing the Winsloio Patronymic.

Landers, Lucina-Perry
6345,
Landon, Ralph 6845, p.
600.
Lane, AUce-EUa' 10301.
Ann-JIaria" 10396.
Annie-Sawyer' 10308.
Betsey 3759, p. 315.
Caroline-Augusta" 10311.
Carrie-Augusta* 10316.
Charles' 10320.
Charles-Albert" 10268.
Charies-Babson" 10300.
Charles-Edwin" 10303.
Charlotte 13314.
Claud ins- Jlortimer"
11315.
Cora-Bell* 10305.
Elizabeth ch. VII, p.
286.
Emm?. Gertrude' 10209.
Fanny 12652.
Florence-JIay' 10304.
Frank' 10302.
Horace-E". 10293.
John 10245, 10386.
Kit-Carson' 10294.
Lucy-JIaria" 10347.
JIartha-Ellen" 10357.
JIary-Ann' 10198,
10318.
Mary-Jane" 10299.
Mittie-Green* 10365.
Nancy 1895,
Sarah ch. XI.
Sarah-Jane' 10319.
Sarah-Jane" 10353,
Sarah-Jennie' 10317.
Sophia-EsteUa" 10308.
Susanna 6104,
¦ Warren-C. 10393.
WilUam' 10387.
AVilliam-Henry" 10388.
William-L'. 10264.
Willie- W". 10291.
Lang, Charles' 12130,
Elizabeth' 12131.
John 7446.
John-Alton" 12136.
John-Damon 12123,
Louisa" 12124.
Pairn-Johnson 7646.
Sarah" 12132.
Theodate" 13134.
Thomas-S". 13138.

Langdon, Ignatius-P.
11882.
Lauglev, Sophronia
12168.
Lanier, Margaret-Downing
9744.
Lanphis, Charity 11502.
Larghey, EUen 13482,
Laribee, Sophronia-EUen
10740.
Lai-kin, Abbie-Jane' 6491.
Allen-Augustus" 6488,
Burton-Chauncey" 6490.
Caroline' 0400,
Charies' 6409,
Cynthia' 6458.
Cyrus" 6471,
Cvrus- Horner' 6474.
Edward" 6433.
Eliza-Thankful' 6484,
Elizabetii-Ann' 6480.
Emily' 6473.
Florenzia-Kezia' 6447.
Fi-ankUn' 6464.
Frederick-Ashbel" 6476.
George' 6460.
Herbert-Chauncey' 6487.
Hiram-Augustus" 0477.
Jennie-Viola' 6489.
Joseph 6402.
Joseph' 6462.
Joshua-Lorin" 6456.
Laura-Jane' 6461.
Lewis' 6457.
Loren' 6465.
Jlay" 6470.
Minei-vfi-Stewart' 6434.
Oren-Kemp' 6479.
Orpha" 6467.
Polly-Ann' 6463.
Sarah" 6414.
Larrabee, Jlaria-Theresa
13068.
JIartha-Jane 2354.
Lascelles, Luke 7397.
Latiiam, Alonzo-W'- 4783.
Charles 1493.
Henry 4783.
Jane' 8796.
Leonard 9304.
Lathrop, Harriet- Wads
worth 6860, p. 600,
Horace-C. 8894.
Latson, Hattie (Hosford)
6252.
Laud, pp. 44, 46.
Laver, William p. 8.

Lawrence, Amos-Edward
2787.
Amos-Edward' 2790.
Anna-Fisk 3521.
Carrie-Hall* 3182.
Chloe. 1649.
Elizabeth' 2789.
George-OUver' 2788.
H. 1667.
Hattie-Frances 8334.
Herbert-Hall" 3130.
Isaac-Edwin" 3138.
Isaac-Swift 3137, 3131.
James 9088.
May-Etheline" 9089.
William-Gray' 3139.
Laws, George ch. VII, p.
286.
Lawson, Johu-W. 8685.
Mary-Jane' 8686.
Susan' 8687.
William' 8688.
Winslow' 8689.
Lawton, Elizabeth' 3784,
p. 815.
Laura-Jennie' 8736, p.
315.
Lucius 3732, p. 315.
Mercy ch. XV.
Leach, Albert-Preston'
8038,
Calvin 8036,
Eugene-C 8037.
F. 1734.
Learned, Abigail-Crosby
1469,
Sarah-Ann 1407.
Lease, Catherine-Lee 3921.
Leavitt 8687.
Hannah-S. 10552.
Henry-Martyn 6890,
p, 600.
J. 8769.
John' 8771.
Josephine-A'. 6891.
JIargaret-A'. 8772.
Jlargaret-B", 6893.
Mary-C". 6892.
Mitchell' 8770.
Sarah' 8774.
Lee, Gertrude" 6507.
Henry-Harrison 6506.
Jesse-Matlock 4766.
Louisa-F". 9643.
Mabel 6660.
Maud-Hathaway* 4767.
Richard 1918, ch. VL
(45)

JC

Index IL.

Lee, Thomas-J. 9641.
Leeds, Rebeoca-S. 11000.
Lee Gro, Edward-M. 10829.
Edward-JI'. 10830.
Leggett, Mary-F 9588.
Legrow, AlgeUne 10584.
Leighton, Abigail 11585.
Betsey 11579.
Henry 11581.
Thaddeus 11438.
Lenfest, Judith 11884.
Lydia 11382.
Peter 11402.
Lenbardt, Elizabeth (Col
lar) [Farrier] [Hart
sell] 133S9.
Lennan, Benjarain-Frank-
Uu 11794,
Charies-Fi-ancis* 11796.
William-Benjamin' 11797,
Leonard, Augustus-
Thomas" 2522.
Benjamin 829.
CaroUne 5663.
Charles-Melleu' 5143.
Charies- AVinslow' 13114.
Evei-ett-R. 4715.
Fanny-Elizabeth' 0137.
Florence-AVebster' 0141.
Fi-ancena-Day" 13104.
Frank" 2520.
George 7535.
George-Erastus 5023.
Heman 6825.
Heniy- Webster' 0140.
Ida-Talbot' 5130,
James-Foster' 5135.
John-Hiram 2518,
Joseph-Hammond' 3531.
Laura 0456.
Lizzie-H", 4717,
Louisa-Hooker' 13110.
Mary-Hamilton" 3534.
Rosie" 2519,
Rufus-Day 13103,
Samuel-Billings 5133,
chs, XX, XXI.
Samuel-AVinslow' 0133.
Saiah-Heald ch. XVI.
Thomas-J aeob' ,5134.
WiUie-E". 4710.
Lespinaz ch. VII, p. 286.
Lester, Albert-Austin"
13'J70,
Amy-Winslow' 13069.
Austin 18061.
(46)

Lester, Charlcs-Edward-
Winslow" 13072.
Kate-Louise' 13066.
Lawrence- Varraues'
13068.
JIabel-Emma' 13071.
Martin-Kellogg" 13067.
Newell" 13063.
Lestrange, H-S. 1831.
LeVan' Rebecca 12508.
Leverett, ch, VII, pp. 00.
286.
Lewis ch. VII, p. 286,
Abigail-Winslow" 1819,
Asa-Packard" 1905.
Barnabas* ch, XI.
Bathshua' ch, XL
Benjamin" ch, XI.
Benjamin' 13203.
Caroline-Louise' 1898.
Daniel 1605.
Daniel* ch. XL
David 13090.
Ebenezer 80.
Ebenezer" ch. XI.
Edward 11000.
Edward' ch. XI.
Edwin-M. 5505.
Elias 13374.
Elijah' 3018.
EUzabetii* ch. XL
Elizabeth-Greenougk' 1899.
Elizabetii-G". 1801.
Emeline' 1850.
Ephraim' ch. XI.
Frederick' 1838,
George p. 07,
George' oh. XI,
George' ch. "
George" ch. "
Hannah' 1749.
Hannah" 1877.
Hannah-Alary' 13379.
Hai-riet-Newl'll" 13091.
Harvey-AVilder' 13093,
Henry" 1907,
also Appenilix.
Henry' 1913.
Heni-y-Bower.s' 13301.
Hepzibah" ch. XI,
L 1918.
Isaiah' 174 0, ch. XI,
• also Afipeiiiiit;
Isaiah" 1883,
Isaiah-AVilliam-Penn' 1884.

Lewis, .Jabez r-h. SI.
Jabez" ch. XI.
Jacob-T. 9830,
James' ch. XI.
James" ch. "
James* ch. "
.John 1661, 8932.
John' ch. XL
John' ch. "
John- Adams" 3028.
Jonathan' ch. XI.
Joseph' ch. XI.
Joseph" ch. "
Joseph- Warren" 1895.
also Appen-/ix.
Joseph- Warren' 1912.
JuUa-Ann' 1901.
Julia- JIaria" 1 3094.
JIaria-Ricliards" 1856.
Marv 1151.
Mary' <;h. XI.
Mary' "
Mary* "
JIary" 1858.
Mary-Draper' 1914.
Jlary- Winslow' 1900.
Jlelatiah" ch. XL
Nancy" 1812.
Nathan" ch, XL
Nathaniel" "
OUve" 3019.
Raphael-Porter 13278.
Robinson 3058.
Sally-Gi-eenough" 1817.
Sallv-Sturges" 3022.
Saniuel' ch, XI,
S.-imuel-Austin' 13093,
Sarah 11000,
Sarah" ch. XI,
Sarah" "
Sarah-Ann' 1917,
Solomon* ch. XI,
Susanna"Susanna-Hickliug' 1S85
also AppeiiJiv.
Sylvester 13198.
Thomas' ch, XI,
'riiomas' "
Thoinas-Percival' 3030,
AValter-Herron' 1910.
AVest 4458.
AVilUam 3017.
AVilliaiu" 3034.
William -Draper' 1918.
AVinslow' 1805.
AVinslow" 1837.
Winslow' 1844.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Libbey 11940.
Libby, Amelia 11333.
David Owen 5208.
Dorothy-Ann 2075.
Jennie-N"- 10385.
Joseph-Francis 11980,
LilUan-Frances' 11980.
Jlary-Lizzie" 11987.
Oliver 10383.
Sarah 10067.
Walter-Fi-ancis' 10:!86.
WilUam 11290,
L lliebridge, JIary 1044,
LUly, Harriet-Ann 3078,
Rebecca 3495.
Silvia 3586,
Limbrick, Ann-EUza
1071.
Lincoln, Calvin 13300.
George-Henry 7919.
George-Jlorton" 6859.
Hannah ch. XI.
John 6858.
Lucy 2817.
Lucy-Frances 1448.
Martha-A. 4712.
Sarah-W. 70.
Seth 6104.
Thomas 70, 83, ch, XI.
Linfield, John-A. 3028.
Linscott, Abigail 7843.
List, Charles 10715.
Lister, p. 58.
Litchfield, Carrie-Augusta"
6095.
Catherine-A. 9941.
Electa-AvoUne 8191.
Frederic" 6097.
Geo. -Washington 6094.
Lithgow. AVilliam 2358.
Litten, Alice-McAdams'
4443.
WiUiam-Burns 4442.
Little, Prances 9785,
Jane 3583,
Littlefield, ElUot 5108,
chs. XX, XXL
Frank-Irving' 5112.
John-Elliot" 5110,
Myron-AVinslow" 5111,
Nehemiah 13303.
Lobdell, 9303.
Agnes-S. 5821.
Locke, Anna-L. 3667.
Anna-Lucretia 3670.
Marv-Susanna-Weston, 2667.

Lockwood, Catherine-
Lueretia' 9773.
David-Griffin" 9774.
Jeremiah' 9773.
John-Calvin" 9777.
Joseph-Alanson 9775,
Sarah-JIaria' 9770.
Thaddeus-Atfend' 9778.
WiUiam 9771.
Loeney, Edward-Sliim-
mons' 9801.
Thomas 9800.
Thomas-Caley" 0803.
Logan, Geoi-ge-Zebina
3723, p. 315.
Sophia 9300.
Lohman, Edward-Hull"
3882.
Fannie-Swift'" 3881.
Isaac 3879.
Jennie-Adelia" 3880.
Lombard 8700.
JIary ch XI.
Long, Alexander-Jackson-
Donaldson 13641.
Benjamin-B. 13880.
Christiena 13610.
Hannah 9446.
Maggie-Aurelia 7348.
Olive 9446.
Rebecca 3338.
Looke, Charles WiUard*
9853.
David 9800,
Eusena-Eniily" 9852.
Richard -Andei-son°9854.
Walter-W. 9851.
Lord, Abigail 10130,
Brackett 0045, cli, XX.
Charles-Winslow' 0000.
Clarissa-Malvina' 0046.
John-Brackett" 0047.
Mary-Jane" 5048.
Sarah-Jane 3705, ch.
xni.
Theodore" 5049.
Loring, Bailey 1521.
Katharine-Smith' 8804.
Lothrop, EUzabeth ch. XL
Loud, Jacob 2358.
Louis XV, ch. VIL
Love, pp. 9, 58.
Lovejoy, Louise 11943.
Loveland, Jonathan
1208.
Lovell, Charles" 4002.

LoveU, EUzabetii 2707.
Frances' 4003. "
Frauces-Jliriam" 3991.
Harry" 4001.
Henry" 3967.
Horace 3962, ch. XVI.
JIartha' 3968.
Phila" 3965.
Solon- Winslow' 4000.
Stephen 977.
Lovett, Hiram 8724.
Low, Adeline' 0237.
Benjamin-Evans' 0246.
ClareDce-Eugene" 0248.
Gein-ge-Huston 11587.
Gilbert' 5238.
Nancy' 5236.
Rachel-Stevens' 5341.
Roland 3231.
Sanmel 5335.
Lowe 7184.
AbigaU 11651.
Albertine-M". 3301.
Fi-ank-A". 3303.
George-Ton-ey" 3300.
Mark 3167.
William-P.irker 3199.
William-Parker" 3303.
Lowell, Abbie-P. 10860.
Amelia 1 1333.
Cyrus' 8783,
Darius' 8736.
Eliza' 8735.
Elizabeth 12406.
Emma-E. 10315.
Hannah 11277.
Hiram' 8732.
J. 8731.
Sophia 3901.
Thomas' 8734.
Urbain' 8737..
Lowrie, Mary-L. 11240.
Luce,Bei-tie-Claude" 10261.
Mary-Ann-F. 5333.
Miles 10357.
Miles-Irving" 10359.
NelUe-Maud" 10360.
Prince-Edwin' 10358.
Lucey, p. 28.
Lucy 5866.
Lufkin, Albert" 9967.
Arthur" 9969.
Benjamin 9965.
Herman' 9970.
Louisa 8609.
Mary" 996 8.
Sabrina 2245, («)

K

Index II.

Lufkin, William'
LuU, Albin" 6537.
Ann-Amersha' 6547.
Betsey" 6502.
Charies-Edward" 6545.
Edward-Austin" 6539.
EUa-Emma' 6540.
FrankUn-Rush' 6558.
Henry-John' 6544.
John 6494.
John-Winslow" 6501.
¦Julia-Augusta' 6561.
Lucius" 6498.
Lucius-Martin' 6538.
MaUnda' 6497.
Ostin-Albin' 6546.
Pitt-Boardman' 6562.
Salmon" 6496.
Simeon-Willard' 6560.
Willard-Martin" 6042.
Luliier, ch. VII, p. 18.
Lunn, JIathew p. 2.
Lunt, Jane 11609.
Lois 11609.
SaUy 11000.
Lush, Minnie 12464"
Luther 1971.
Ann-Eliza' 9341.
Ardelia" 9329. '
Charles-Irving' 9328.
Coomer 9339.
Cyrus-Butler" 9381.
Cyrus-Butier" 9382.
' EUzabeth-Eddy" 9333.
EmeUne-A" 9336.
Frank-J". 7337.
George-Perry' 9340.
Henry-A'. 9343.
Homer" 7336.
Ira-M. 7335.
James 9313.
James-Edward' 9837.
Margie-Flora" 9333.
Mary-Wheaton" 9314.
NeUie-Nevada" 7338.
Samuel 2026.
Sarah 2028, 9270.
Simeon 1971.
WiUiam-B". 9335.
AVilUam-Wheaton' 9334.
Lyford, John pp. 41, 42.
Maria-Anna 5994,
Lyman, Hannah ch. XV.
Laura 5315.
Lynch, A. 1646.
Barnard 2256.
EUzabeth ch. VII, p. 286.
(48)

Lynd, Leonora-Maria
6560.
Lynde, Lewis-H. 9425.
Sarah-Jane 9021.
Lyndhurst, (Baron) p. 60.
Lyon, Abigail 12389.
Alice-May" 12430.
Alpheus 12389.
Amos 12389, 2350.
Augusta" 13412.
Blake 12389.
Blanche" 12418.
Cornelius 12389.
EUab 12389.
Eliza 12389.
Elizabeth 11818.
EUzabeth' 12432.
Elmyra" 12429.
Elon 12389.
Emilia 12389.
Estelle" 12428.
Eunice 814.
Faustina" 12423.
George" 12411.
George-Winslow' 12390.
Hannah' 12393.
Harrison 13389.
Helen' 13416.
Horace-Ball' 12419.
Humphrey 347.
James-Roscoe" 12427.
James-Winslow '
12420.
Katharine 12389.
Lizzie" 12417.
Loton 12389,
Margaret 12389.
Maria 12389.
Mary-Belcher' 12405.
Nancy 12389.
OUvia 12389.
PUny 12389.
PoUy 12389.
SaUy 12389.
Samuel 12389.
Squier 12389.
Stephen 1620.
Susan 12389.
Susanna" 12407.
Sylva 12389.
Sylvina 12389.
Syrena 12389.
Taber 12389.
Thankful-S', 1623.
WiUiam' 12400.
William-Henry' 12422.
Zilpha 12389,

JlacGowan, Peter-Stain-
forth 3118.
Mackenzie. AUie" 5392.
Clarissa- Ann" 5388.
John" 5898.
Oliver 5386.
Sarah" 5387.
Macker, Abbie* 8389.
Amariah 3337.
Dean-W". 8340.
George-Alfred" 3338.
Macomber, 817, 2742.
Albert M*. 8241.
Chai-les-B*. 8242.
EUzabeth 7290, 16C4.
Flora-L*. 8239.
Frederick-A*. 8243.
Roxana 2742.
Squier-James 8238.
Mac WiUiams, p. 7.
JIacy, Carrie-Louise" 9624.
Charles-G. 12910.
Isabel- Winslow" 9637.
Joseph-Henry" 9625.
Jlary-Jennie' 9639.
AVilliam-Frank' 9638.
AVUUam-Hussey 9623.
Maddox, Jane 8001.
Susan 11111.
Magary, Albert-Mallows
3985.
WilUam-Wallace" 3988.
Magoon, Emma-Sophia"
11991.
Harriet 6218.
Josiah 11982.
JIaria-EUen' 11985.
Jlary-Anna' 11983.
Magoun, Agnes-N. 11814.
Angeline" 1496.
Herbert 1502.
Jairus 1490, 1501.
Mahony, Clinton-Ray
mond" 9826.
Cornelius 9322.
Martha-Champlin" 9325.
AValter-Leonard" 9:!34.
AVilliam-Lewis" 9;'.-->3.
Main, Kate-Alniira' 0771.
Louie-Jlaria' 0773.
Oliver-Hamilton 0768.
Jlakepeace 1761.
Mallory, Ella-L. 9090.
John-C. 9750.
Malmedie, Charles-H.
13385.
Jlaloon, EUzabeth 11432,

Persons Not Bearing the Witislow Patronymic.

K

Manchard, Emily-Marinda
5666.
Manchester, John 9329.
JIary-Ingols 7356.
Mandell, Elbridge 985.
Walter 980.
Manly, Fanny 984.
Mann 5798.
Mansfield, Ellery-Chan-
ning" 993.
Henrietta 0817.
JuUet-EUza" 994.
Merrick 993.
JIauson, Ebenezer 1763.
Manter, EUzabeth 12905.
March, Andrew-S. 7533,
Andrew-S". 7534.
Annie-Winslow' 7536,
EUzabeth-R'. 7030.
Nancy (Hatch) 7533.
Mariotte, Adelaide-Amelia
6897.
JIarr, George" 10408.
James 10400.
Rose-Etta 10407.
Marsh, ch. XIV.
Cary' 6815.
John-Enos 3624.
Marcia-Annie" 3635.
Martin 751.
JIary-Francis" 3636.
Phcebe-Loraine" 3637.
Rufus 6813,
Sarah ch, XL
Marshall, 12874, ch. VII.
p, 286.
Benjamin* 342.
Benjamin' 031.
Benjamin" 633.
Betsey' 619.
Dorcas 12438,
Edward-Aletcalf 647.
Elizabeth 3139.
EUzabeth* 604,
Elizabeth-Ann" 650.
EUzabeth-Dwight' 668.
EvaUne- Tuffts" 608,
EvaUne-AValker' 604,
George-Thomas" 003.
Harriet-Louisa" 668.
Hope" 634.
Hope' 633.
Jane-Amelia' 665.
John 341.
John' 618.
Lydia' 633.
Mabel-Elma 11014.

MarshaU, Rebecca' 669,
Ruth* 347.
Ruth' 616,
Thomas' 608.
Thomas' 617.
WiUiam* 343.
WiUiam" 643.
Jlarshfleld, Margaret ch.
XVI.
Jlai-ston, Benjamin" 3398,
Charies' 3393.
CharUe-Winslow" 10635.
Frederic-Shearman' 10636.
George" 3394.
Isaiah" 3388.
Jacob 10031.
John' 3397.
Lydia' 3400.
Jlary' 3392,
Nymphas 671, 3387.
Nymphas' 3389.
Nymphas' 3391.
Prince 3387.
Prince' 3399.
Rebecca 11238.
Walter-Forrest 10634.
Winslow" 3390,
Martin, C. 1640.
Caroline- Woodman'
8415.
EmeUne-Davis' 8416.
Oilman' 8417.
Joseph 3377.
Lucy- J. 10405.
Seth' 8414,
Sewell-Nelson' 8418.
WiUiam 8413.
Marvel, Betsey 9238,
Ruth 9199.
Mashum, William p. 58.
Mason, 11810, p. 45.
Edward 11340.
Georgianna-JI. 13958.
John 50.
John-T, 6149.
Mary 8495.
Mary-Alice 12894.
Sarah 8863,
WiUard-DeHart 9154.
Massasoit, pp. 32, 34,
Mather, Abigail-Adams'
5536.
Cotton' 5537.
Dvright-Miller" 5545.
Edward-Emerson' 5547.
Hattie-Florette* 5541.
Helen-Amelia" 5544.

JIather, Leila-May" 5550.
,Lucena-Maria" 5535.
Myron-Erving' 5539.
Olive-E-telle* 5543.
OUver- V. 7085.
Seraph- Annette* 5538.
Sylvia-Etta* 5542.
Timothy 5534.
Mathew, Samuel chs. IV,
VIIL
JIathews, Albert-H. 10438.
Henry 121.
Samuel p. 58.
JIathivet, Eugene* 4246.
Pierre 4244.
Victor" 4345.
JIatthews, Edith' 3342.
Prince 3341.
Mattock, Anna 3993.
Maxcy, Lydia 8130,
Maxfield, Ina-B». 10827.
Ira-N". 10832.
Joseph-Estes" 10836.
Kate-Lydia" 10829.
Lydia 10990,
Mabel-B". 10828.
Mary-G. 11948.
Nancie-Elizabeth' 10825.
Rufus 10824.
Rufus-Andrews" 10831.
Maxham, Addie-May'°
5303.
Anna-Maria' 5310.
CordeUa 5313.
Edwin-Burns' 0300.
Eva-Lillian" 5303,
Hattie-BeUe" 5304.
Katie- WilUamson" 0301 .
Lyman 5299.
Maiy-Winslow' 5305.
NeUie-Ann* 5312.
Wallace-Lyman* 5311.
Maxwell, Hannah-Eliza
beth 7881.
Mary, 10926.
Sally 13244.
May, Hannah-Brainerd
3820.
Jlay hew, p. 54.
Maynard, ch. VII, p, 380.
Annie-Lucretia" 6480,
Hatt.e-Eliza" 6486.
Stephen- Austin 6484,
Mayne, Esther 6665.
Mary-Ann 6666.
Mayo, Betsey 1298.
Charles- Wallace 3222.
Eunice 3094, (49)

K

Index IL

Jlayo, Fillmore' 3219.
Joshua 1181.
Lydia 2905,
Jlaria-Jerusha" 8220.
JIartha 1749,
Samuel 3218.
Sarah 1295.
JIcAdams, Annabell-Kirk*
4443,
Geo.- Washington-James'
4438,
John 4437.
Joseph-Hamilton' 4440.
Leander-Campbell-Col- lier" 4440.
Ross-Hanes' 4445.
Sylvester-Louis' 4441.
McBirney, Sarah 7141.
JlcCone, John 4037.
JlcCauley, Clav 8330.
McCausland 2358.
Henry 2358,
James 2358,
McClary, JJathew-Henry
4798, 4799,
McCloud, Addie 2529,
JlcCi-acken, Albert 9781.
McDole, Mercy-U. 9511.
JIcDonald 1300,
Martha 3889,
Rachel-Hyde 10633,
McDonough, ch, XIV.
Leo 3610.
McEwan, JIargaret 4690,
JIoEwing, Cll. Xin.
Daniel 3761,
Emma-J". 3760.
Franklin'" 3764,
Jaraes-H". 3762.
John" 3763.
Jlary" 3766,
McFarland, Asach. XV.
McPariin, JIary 1117.
JIcGluthen, Jlargaret-
Bonney 6317.
JIcGraw, Paralee-Tabitha
9803,
Jlclnnis, Alioe-JIaud 3120,
Mclntire, Jane 44R3.
Jlclutosh, Sebra 6512.
Jlclntyre, Charles-G'°-
5340.
Ilem-y-N". 5341.
John-H. 5339.
Lizzie-Leora* 5574.
Thomas-Amasa 5573.
McKechnie 2358.
McKee, Fannie 5908.
(60)

McKeen, Theresa 13093.
JIcKinley, Jennie 12103.
McKinnon 9331.
McLaughlin, Albert 10363.
George-W". 10126.
James 10122.
James-M". 10128.
Jane 5414.
John-W" 10125.
Jlary-E'. 10127.
McLautiilin, Albert-Irving'
1482.
Alice-Lumbard" 1404.
Charies-CarroU' 1471.
Clai-ence-Jlartin" 1483.
Emma-Hathaway* 1453.
George-Irving' 1479.
Hattie- Florence" 1475.
Helen-Louise" 1400.
Howard -Otis" 1474.
Jane- West" 1400.
John-Thomas' 1448.
Joseph-Lewis" 1457.
Judith-Wiusor" 1450,
Lewis 1440.
Lewis' 1473,
Jlary-EUa" 1472,
Morris-Copeland* 1481.
Prudence 1484.
Rufus-Hathaway' 1459,
Wallace- Herbert" 1477.
Walter-Scott' 1409.
AValter-Scott* 1470.
JIcLoud, Abbie" 2868.
Olive-E, 6816.
Rhodolphus 2867.
McJIanus, ch, XIII.
Asa-Crosby" 3799.
Chai-les-Manson" 3800.
James-Humes 3798.
McMaster, ch. XVI.
Jane ch. XVI,
Mary-Rebecca 9442,
McNear, Frederick- Wm.
12246.
Geo. -Washington 12341.
Geo. -Washington* 1 3345.
John-Albert' 13342.
Mary-Amanda' 13242,
JlcNeil, Charles- iVinslow"
6314.
Elizaheth-Coruelia" 6213.
George 6218.
Harriet-Theresa" 62 1 7,
Jacob 6209.
Josephine-Cornelia" 6215.

Mc Wethy, L,-D, 0398.
Jlead. Abbie' 783.
Anna' 782.
EUa-P. 11900.
.Jeremiah' 779,
Jei-emiah-Clapp" 777.
Oliver 12177.
Samuel 775.
Sarah (Squires) 9032.
Meader, Benj amin- AV".
10421.
Charies' 10424.
Cynthia' 10425.
Dauiel 12183.
' Hannah' 10417.
James 10414.
Jane' 10418.
Job-W'. 10419, 11022.
Jonathan-A'. 10422.
Louisa' 10423.
Lydia' 10416.
JIary' 10415.
JIary- J". 10420.
Oliver 12177,
Means, Betsey 3658, p, 315.
Meeker, Valorous 6416.
Meigs, ch. XIL
Clarinda" 4205.
Concurrence' ch. XII.
Ebenezer* ' '
Elisha' 4201.
Elisha- Williams" 4210.
Eliza' 4198.
Elizabeth' ch. XIL
Emily" 4207.
Esther* ch. XII.
Ezekiel' '-
Frances" 4206.
George" 4'202.
Gilbert' 41 95.
Hannah* ch. XIL
Harriet' 4192.
Henry' 4203,
Huldah' ch, XIL
^reue'Irene" • '
Jane" "
Jane' "
Janna' , "
John' "
John" "
John' "
John Gilbert' 4311.
Jolin-Vincent' ch. XII.
Louisa' 4200.
Jlark' ch, XII.
Mary" "

Persons Not Bearing the WUislow Patronymic.

Meigs, Jlindwell* ch. XII.
Nancy' 4194.
Phineas ch VIII.
Phinehas' ch. XII.
Phinelias' 4188, ch. XIL
Polly' 4193.
Rachel' ch. XII.
Recompense' cli. XII,
Sally' 4189.
Samuel" ch. XII.
Sarah* Sarah'
Sarah' Sarah" 4209.
Stephen" ch. Xll.
Stephen" "
Stephen' "
Susan' 4197.
Thankful' ch. Xll.
Trial" ch. XII,
Vincent' ch. XII.
WiUiam' 4199.
WUUam-Wardwell" 4204.
Winslow' 4196.
Melhinch, WUliam 8950.
Jleredith, Ames p. 8.
Merriam, Sarah 8932,
Hero, Anson-P'. 8199.
Arthur-Leroy" 8193.
Chester-H'. 8300,
Eldon-Herbert" 8194.
BU-Sprague' 8193.
Elisha-Harding' 8196.
Herman' 8191.
Laura-A'. 8195.
Sarah-Frances' 8198.
Spencer 8190.
Spencer' 8197.
Merriam, Aaron-Brooks
4266.
Ada- Virginia* 4267.
Alfred-Brooks' 4371,
Charies' 4270.
John- Wentworth' 4368.
Martha-A. 482,
Mary- Wentworth" 4309.
Meirick, Charles- AVari en
9681.
Elizabeth 1954.
Isabella- JI. 11188,
Lydia ch. XV.
Mary 9192. ch, XVI.
Noah ch, XV.
Merrihew, Elizabeth-S".
718.
Stephen 715.

Jlerrihew, Stephen' 719.
JlerriU 4637.
Abiah 2056,
Adoniram-Judson 7707,
Albert-Ford 1293.
Alice-Patience' 7708.
Ann-Caroline" 9838.
Asenath' 9931.
Atherton-Judson' 7713.
Bennie-Sewall" 7712.
Charity' 9923.
Charity' 9930.
Charies' 9830,
Charles-Leon' 9855.
Dolly' 9838,
Dorcas" 9947,
Dorcas' 9932.
Eben' 9930.
Eleanor" 9883.
Elias' 9914.
Elias' 9933.
EUzabeth 3056.
ElUs-JIiltiinore" 0800,
Elmira' 9839.
Emily 9846.
Emma' 9833,
Emma- Ann-Turner"
9849.
Ephraim 9833.
Franklin' 9934.
Greenfield' 9937.
Han-iet' 9931.
Harriet-Ellen" 9850.
Henry' 9910.
Henry" 9948.
Hezekiah" 9935.
James 9937,
James' 9822.
Jennie-C. 7729,
John-Henry 11828,
Joseph' 9835.
Joshua 9811.
Joshua" 9831.
Joshua' 9823. 9846.
Joshua' 9833,
Josiah-P", 9942,
Josiah-AV 9911.
Julia-Octavia' 9836.
Leonard' 9933.
Lucy' 98'37.
Margaret- Jane' 9801.
Jl aria-Hall" 7710.
Mary 8380.
Mary' 9929.
Mary-Ann' 9857, 9918.
Mary-Susan" 9834.
Mary-Winslow" 11839.

Jlerrill, Nancy' 9830.
Peter' 9834.
Robert-Adams" 9847.
S.-P. 42-19.
Salome 9927.
Samuel' P939.
Sarah" 9946.
Seward' 9825.
Sophia' 9936.
Sophia" 9945.
Sybil" 9985.
William-G». 9944.
AVilliam-T'. 9915.
Zachariah' 9938,
Jlerrinian, Nancy-Ange-
line 12281.
Jlerry, John-Fairfield.
7835.
Jleryman, Lucy-Belle'
123 i7.
Jlartha-Melcher" 12332.
Rosa-Etta" 12335.
Thomas 13338,
Tirzah-EUen" 12336.
Jleserve, Eunice 12164.
Jleservey, Alden' 7638,
Caroline' 7667.
Caroline-Adelaide" 7059.
Clara-EmeUne" 7663.
Elsie' 7636,
Ida-Emma" 7665,
Isaac- William" 7664.
Jane' 7684,
Jane-R", 7650.
John' 7639.
Laura-A". 7653.
Leslie-Adoniram" 7660.
Lorenda-Z". 7652.
Lorenzo-Allen 7998.
Lorenzo-Allen" 7656.
Mary-R", 7648.
Jliles' 7635,
Minnie-Loyle" 7662.
Nancy' 7674.
Nathaniel 7632.
Nathaniel' 7633.
Oscar-Judson" 7601.
Sally' 7037,
Siimuel' 7646.
Samuel-Liscoe" 7651.
Sarah-Jane" 7660.
Ulric-Day 7999.
Ulric-Day" 7657.
AVilliam' 7655,
AVilliam-S". 7654.
Messenger, Harriet ch.
XV.
(51)

K

Index II.

Metcalf, Edward" 624.
Mary-Ann" 629,
Simeon 632.
Middleton, Mary-Patton
5484.
Miles, Emily 9388.
Saniuel 4237.
Millard, Sylvia 7368.
MiUer p, 18,
A,-R. 7014,
Angenette 5062.
Betsey 12533,
Catherine 5367.
Elizabeth 6014,
Faith 27, ch, VIII, p.
208.
Frederick- AVilliam"
9557.
Henry-Martyn' 5067.
John-Tice 4637,
John-Twing 5560,
Judith-Twin,g" 5569.
Lora-A'. 5568.
Lottie-M". 1338.
Louisa 10300.
Lydia 0073, 11069.
JIary-Ann 9304.
Naaman 9308.
Nathan 9556.
Nellie" 1339.
Patty 5639.
R.-J. 7013,
Ruth 11000.
Samuel 8933.
Sarauel-N. 1337.
Jlilliken, AUada-F.
10421.
Mills, Addie" 3880.
Edgar 3884.
Edgar" 3887.
Elizabeth 4800, ch. XV.
Frank-Swift" 3888.
Jliner, Adeline-Adelia"
7889.
Caroline-Abby 5079.
(Jharles-Kimble' 7313,
Charies-Ring 7243,
George-Albert 7886,
JIartha-Abbie" 7887,
Jlai-y-Richards 9018,
Minish, Geo, -Porter'l 3598,
James-Alexander 13093,
John-Clarence' 13596,
JIartha-Elizabeth" 12593.
Wm.-Augustus' 13095.
Minot 10164.

Alisenar, Alton-Albro"
3959.
Charies- Wilber* 3955.
Editiia-Ii-ene* 3961.
Samuel-Ransom 3953.
Sarah-Jane 3935.
Ureta-Adelia" 3954.
AViUie-WUlmartii' 3960.
MitcheU, Asa" 8567.
Charles' 8565.
Charles-Cushing' 8568.
Daniel-Hawes 11272.
Desire" 2398.
Edward-Winslow' 7579.
Emeline" 8796.
Hallett 2397.
Henry-Loring 12399.
Nahum 7575,
Robert 11500.
Sarah-Fostina 8478,
William 8887,
Jlix, Henry-Augustus
2087.
Jlixter, WiUiam 1091.
Jlonk, Henry 2271.
Jlonroe, Dwight-Foster
13140.
Ida-S. 2241.
Julia-Louisa' 13141.
Jlaud-JIarion" 13143.
Sylvia 3620, ch. XIV.
Jlontague, Joseph 6414,
Jlontgomery, Agnes' 1808.
Alpheus- Woods' 1870.
Helen-Louisa" 1874.
JIartha" 1873.
WiUiam 1865.
WiUiam" 1871.
AVinslow-Lewis" IST:'..
Jloody, Adelbert-D", 8031,
Ann-JIedora" 8031,
Anson-Leroy' 7673,
D. 8020.
George-W, 1732,
GeOrge-W" 1733.
Henry-Waterman' 7070,
James 7447, '
Jane 8273.
JIai-y-Ada' 8030.
Nancy-Delora" 7671.
William 7067.
^Vllliam- 1 i end'ersou'
7668.
Jlooers, Ann-Kidder'
4583,
David 4579.
EUison-David" 4580,
Emeline' 4581.

Jlooers, Wellington-Kid-
der" 4584.
Jlooney, Anna 5628. •
Moore ch, XV.
Catharine" ch. XV.
Charles-B. p, 73,
Charles-Edward 7071.
Deborah ch. XV.
Eli-Lathrop '-
Elizabeth 12212.
EUen, p. 25.
Fanny ch. XV.
Francis-Burdett' ch.XV.
George 12212.
Gustavus 12213.
James 12212.
John 12212.
Juliett 12212.
Lydia- Foster 451.
Jlarcus- Aurelius' ch.XV.
Mary 10988.
Rideout, ch. XV.
Samuel p. 73.
Sarah 3206.
Sarah-F. 12212.
WUl am 12213, ch. VII,
p. 286.
William-Duane' ch. XV.
Jlore, Bethiah (Bishop)
ch. XVI.
Jlorey, BeUnda-C. 12810,
Sarah (Harlow) 4993,
Jlorgan, Abbie' 7861,
Carrie-L'. 7864.
Charies 7807.
Frank' 7800.
Harry" 7858,
>.lattie-AV», 7803.
ilenry 9007,
Judith 11444,
Louisa-JI'. 7809,
Mary-G.ardner 401.
Nettie-P». 7863.
Jlorrell, Abigail 13109,
Abigail" 11639,
Aun-Jlaria'- 11091,
Asa" 11692, 13193.
Benjamin' 11633,
Benjamin-Franklin" 11683.
Benjamin-Hayes" 11671
Caroline' 11693,
Charles' 11690,
Charles-Francis" 11674.
Comfort" 12174.
(Joutent* 11645.
Daniel-Harmon' 11680.
David" 11643.

Persois Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Morrell, David-H". 11658.
Edwin' 12192.
Edwin" 11675.
Eliza' 2072, 11684.
Elizabeth" 12107.
Emily' 11696.
Emily-Asenath" 11676.
Enoch" 11640.
Eunice' 11697.
Francis' 11670,
Franklin-Dow' 13190.
Fred-A*. 11656.
George' 11685.
George" 11664, 11687.
George-Haves" 1 1677,
Gertrude-F"*, 11654.
Hannah" 11641, 13187.
Hannah' 13194.
Harriet' 11694.
Helen-M". 11659,
Hope' 11638, 13163.
James' 11651.
James-J". 11653.
John 11638.
John" 11635.
John-Nelson" 11679.
Joseph' 11639.
Keziah" 11630.
Lavinia' 11690.
Lillie-H". 11657.
Louisa' 11689. •
Lovina" 13186.
Lo-visa' 11682.
Lydia" 12115.
JIary- AngeUna' 12197.
JIary-Clark' 11688,
Jlary-Harmon" 11681.
Mary-Jane' 13191.
Jlelina" 1166-3.
Nancy' 11668.
Nancy" 11672.
NathanieP 11667.
Nathaniel" 11660.
Paschal" 11678.
Pas,chal-Pope' 11086.
Peace' 11642.
Peter 12106.
Peter" 11631.
Peter-Neal' 12196,
Peter-Winslow" 11610,
12190,
Robert' 11669.
Ruth 11513.
Sarah" 11636, 12122.
Stephen 11646.
Stephen' 11652.
Stephen" 11663.

MorreU, Susan-C" 11665.
Thankful 11644.
WilUam" 11634.
WilUam-Wilson" 11678.
MorriU, Amos 12J08.
Cora-B". 1309.
Edwin-A°. 1300.
Frederick-Charles 1304.
Lizzie-L". 1806.
Samuel-S. 3356.
Jlorris, Abraham 11058.
Ethel-Alice" 544.
Georgian-Evelyn" 548.
JIary-Jane 9014.
Thomas-A. 542.
Morrison, John 10182.
Olive-E. 7449.
Sarah 11580,
Morse, Ansel 2480.
Ansel-Clinton" 2486.
Calvin-Parsons 8983,
Edward-Augustus' 3481 .
Edward-Parsons' 8087.
Frederic-Lewis' 2435.
John-L. 3284.
N.-B. 5051.
Nancy-M. 786.-
Taylor-Pierpont' 2487.
Theodore-Sanford" 2483.
Winslow-Lewis" 3280,
Morton 6032, 12804,
AmeUa-Rose 9679.
Benjamin-S, 12903.
Esther 11285.
George p. 39.
George' 6846, p. 600.
Harriet-Lathrop' 0845.
Harriette-Lucrctia" 0851.
Henry" 6848.
Jane-Louisa' 6844.
Kate- Winslow" 6850.
Lovina 6739,
Jlary-Anna' 6852,
JIary-Elizabeth" 684 9.
Roswell 6840, p, 000,
Kutii ch, XV.
Thomas pp. 44, 45, 40.
Jloseley, ch. XV.
Jlosher. John 3396.
Moss, Ellen-M. 5344,
Motley, Nancy 11211.
Mount, Edgar- Vinton*
6207.
Hiram 6206.
Mower, Benjamin- Worth'
11763.

Mower, Caroline' 11765.
Charles-W". 11761.
David" 11766,
Duane 5195.
Geo.-SewaU»5196.Henriette-S,-W' 11759.
Hiram 11690.
John' 11757,
John-Melville" 11760.
Nathan 11756.
Nathan-Everett" 11758.
AVilUam". 11764.
William-Winslow' 11762.
Mulligan, James 9794.
James-David" 9795.
JlulUns, Priscilla p. 39.
Mumford, Dora-A. 6148.
Harriet-B. 6133.
Munn, ch, XVI.
Munson, George 6922.
Geo, -Frederic' 6924.
Henry-Orson' 6933.
Mary-Gertrude 471.
JIui-ch, B, 8680, 8683.
Murray 1081.
Caroline-Gertrude" 13037.
George-Winslow" 13628,
John-Arthur" 12625.
Jolm-Ponsonbv 13634,
Julia-Maud" 13636,
Lucinda 3820,
Mary-Nora" 12631.
Nancy 11357.
Reuben-James" 12630.
Valesius-Augustus" 12629.
Murry, Christina 12923.
Muzzey, Sarah 12212.
Myrick, Clarissa 2832.
Lucy-Ann 2960.
Mercy 161.
Nash, Ann-Maria 5722.
David 8753.
Eliza 7655.
Royal-T. 1345.
Susan-T.-S". 1349,
Walter-R", 1347',
Nason, Benjamin 3760,
Nay, Samuel 1050.
Neal, Asa-MorreU' 13183,
Benj amin-Frankl in 4 1 1 0.
Edward-Cobb" 11033.
Elijah 12174.
Ellen-Maria" 11038 (5.1)

K

Index II.

Neal, Enos-Hoag' 13178.
Fanny-Isabella" 4111.
Hannah- W:nslow'13177.
Isaac-Rogers' 12185.
James' 13179.
James' 11302.
James' 9902.
John 11295.
John' 9897, 11297.
Johu-Pierpont' 11305.
John-Pierpont" 9905,
Louisa' 13183,
Lydia-Moore' 12184.
Margaret-Boyd" 9912.
JIargai-et-Eleanor'11303,Jlargarst-Eleanor" 9903,
Jlary' 11298.
Mary" 9898.
JIary-Louisa' 11034.
Jlary-Nichols' 12180.
Natiiau-Hoag' 13181.
Peter- Jlorrell 11033,
Peter-MorrelP 13170,
Rachel' 11290',
AVilliam-E», 11040,
AViUiara-Edward" 9911,
Needhara, Jlary-JI. 5471,
Neigle 1407,
Neilson, Artiiur 7497.
Clara-Editii" 7498.
Nellis, Alice 10900.
Nelson, Bathsheba 5592.
Nevins, Elias-JI'. 9908.
Elmira" 9900.
Frederic" 9959.
Henrietta 2^12.
Hugh 9957.
Mary-Ann" 9961.
Newcomb, Dan 9797,
S. 1677.
NeweU, Phebe 13030.
Newhall, Frances-Kendall
11408.
Ruth 11014.
Newman, Joseph 11659.
Newport. Richard p. 11.
Newton, Ellen 1.
Lydia 5429.
Jlary-Salome 5531.
Ney, Sylvikia 1190.
Nichols, Abigail 7369.
Agnes-Eliza" 4907,
Alice" 3091.
Alva-W" 0837.
Annie- Jl". 10797.
Bertram 7269.
Charies 7209.
(»1^

Nichols, Charies-JI. 0830.
Charlotte-Crane" 4915.
Curtis-Coe' 4900.
Electa 9197.
Euieline-JI". 6839.
Eunice-Winslow" 3693,
Georgie- Winslow' 4910,
Gilbert-Norton' 4916.
Hattie" 6831.
I ester-Ann 13430,
Hester-Dean" 4918.
Horace 7309.
J,-Edwai-d" 10790.
Joanna 4730,
Joanna" 3701.
John 4905.
John' 4912.
John-Curtis' 4909.
John-Thomas" 4917.
Kate-M". 6830,
Jlargaret-Eva" 4908.
JIai-y-Ann 7309.
Mai-y-E", 0828,
JIary-Elizabeth' 4911.
JIiriam" 7270.
Peter 2689,
Sadie-L», 1079G.
Sarah 5570,
Sarah" 2699.
- Stephen 10794.
Thomas-Gilbert' 4913.
AVilliam-H". 10798,
AVinslow" 4914,
Nicholson, Nicholas 3403,
Nickerson 9991,
Arthur-Lawrence" 3313.
Bathsheba" 139,
Bathsheba' 112.
Benjamin 162.
Betsie' 99,
Betsie' 110,
Betsie-D', 130.
Caroline' 115.
Eleanor' 137,
EUen-Fi-ances' 139,
Erastus-AVhitman" 3310.
Esther-Howes' 133.
George 3308.
George" 3313.
Hannah'- 119.
Hettie' 131.
Horace" 107.
Horace' 111.
Israel 93.
Israel" 97.
Israel" 109.
Israel' 118.

Nickerson, .James' 05.
John-S'. 128.
Jonatiian 8246.
Jonathan" 118.
Jonathan' 123.
Joseph 289-3, 3915.
Kezia' 116.
Louise' 134.
Lydia-Winslow' 2880,
2910.
Mai-y-IIettie' 140.
Jlehetabel 145.
Mulford" 131.
Muiford' 135,
Nehemiah 92, 162.
Nehemiah' 100.
Obed' 130.
Olive' 126.
Patience' 96.
Patience-C. 127.
Phebe-Winslow" 3311.
PoUy" 106.
Polly' 120.
Ruth-Hair 114.
Ruth-Hinks' 12221.
Sarah" 103.
Sarah-Barnes' 132.
Scotto-B'. 124.
Seth 144.
Sophia' 117.
Spairow-ribwes' 136.
Thankful 142.
Thomas" 108.
¦Thomas' 138.
Z.-C. 11937.
Niles, EUzabeth-A. 12973,
Nathaniel p, 59,
Nathaniel- Watson p. 59,
Nims, Lura-Harrison 5545,
Noble, Harriet- Abigail
11070,
Lewis-JL 10643.
Norcross 4873.
El'.a-Robinson 11910.
Ellen-Jlaria' 9372,
Emma-Williams 11910.
Luthera-Lorain' 9370.
Samuel -Julius 9309.
Noi-ris 1196.
Catherine 12813
Sarah 10091.
North 11214.
Northey, Edward-An
thony" 107-37
Ezra 10723.
Henry-Buffum' 10730.
Herbert- Winslow'10726,

Persons A^ot Bearing the Winslow Pati'onymic.

K

Northey, Kenelm-Wins
low' 10729.
Rebekah-Maria' 10724.
WUUam' 10725.
WlUiam-Ezra' 10728.
Norton, David 6194.
Dora-Loverne" 6198.
Ferdinand-Paine" 12098.
Hfrbert-Roseir 0190.
Hoiace-Hiram* 0190.
J.-B. 1719.
John-C. 12097.
John-Wright ch. X\'.
Margaret-Bradley "
12101.
Minnie-Jane" 12099.
Ona-Lillian' 6201,
Sarah-Frances" 13100.
Silas ch, XV.
Norway, Arthur' 12424.
WiUiam-Henry 13423.
Norwood, Ellen-JIaria"
7454.
Ephraim-Wood" 7407.
George-M, -Chase" 7408.
Harriet-Green' 7400,
Harriet-Winslow" 7400,
John-Winslow-Keut' 7452.
Joshua-Goddard' 7409.
WiUiam 7451.
WUUam-A'. 7453.
William-Edwin" 7456.
Winslow' 7459.
Noyes, Alice-Adelaide'
6580.
Charlotte-Newman 12043.
Grace-Bell' 6077,
Harvey- Augustus" 6570,
Jennie-Amanda" 6570.
Joseph 6573.
Josiah 9933.
Julia-Ann 12751.
Louisa 4600.
Mehitable' 9934.
Nathan 9936,
Sybil' 9930,
AVm, -Curtis p, 68.
Nutter, Isaac 8560.
Nutting, Abel 11381.
Nye 936.
Artemas-F*, 1282,
Charlotte-E" . 1283.
Edward-F. 1284
EUsha 1280.

Nye, Hannah 3908, 3004,
.loseph 795.
Marv 3240,
Willard-F"- 1381.
Oak, Nancy 0300,
Oaks, 3789, ch. XIIL
O'Brien, Aun 13499.
OdeU, Lavinia 13389.
Oldham 43.
Olds, Caroline rf65.
Dorcas 7340.
Oliver, Benjamin 11014.
Charlotte-Huldah" 11065.
David 11014.
Elizabeth-Bi-own 11014.
Henry 11014.
James 11014.
James-Edward' 11017,
James- Wallis" 11060.
Jane 7807.
Loiusa-Phebe" 11019.
Martha-Cobb" 11010.
Mary 6041.
Mary-EUen" 11033.
Olive' 10748,
Ruthy 11014.
Silence 7733,
Stephen 11014.
AVilUam 11014.
AVilUam-Bi-eed 11002.
WUUam-T". 11068.
OUyver, JIagdalen pp, 10,
21, 23, 31, 72,
JIagdalene 1918, chs. \,
VIII, p, 16,
Orcutt, Chauncey-I, 6683,
(irmsbee, Eniily-Elizubeth
9419,
Orin.sby, EUeii-Almira'
7104.
Henrv 7099,
Lucy-Tow ne' 7100.
Orr, Bethiah 8004.
.Julia-Ann 8582.
Bobert 8081.
Thomas- JI. 804.
Osljorn, Earl-A. 8213.
Jedediah 0,
Jloses 11772.
Saniuel 0.
Osborne, Charles 12134.
Elmira-Eliza" 13130,
John-Lang' 13130.
Rebecca-Richardson 1007.

0.=good, Adelaide-E". 4381.
Francis 12775.-
Gamaliel-Beman 4316.
Grace-L. 10081.
Hattie-Maria 9430.
James- Wentworth' 43-'3.
Ostrander, Augusta 404.
Otis, Fanny 6358,
Hannah 1580.
James 671.
Joseph 071.
Solo 671.
Owen, Jlindwell csh, XV.
Oliver oh. XV.
Oyster, Laura-J. UOTO.
Packard, Betsey 11398,
Judson- Wyman 11861.
Lucinua 8918.
Washburn 6334,
Packhard, Cyrus 7810,
Paddock, JIargaret 4884.
Page, Elizabeth 5487.
Ellen 3130,
Francis-Page" 3893,
3900.
Francis-Wyman 3899.
Harriet-Augusta 6033.
lleni-ietta-Oetavia" 9837,
Henry 9830,
John-H. 0415,
Julia.E, 11180.
JIai-y-Ann 13109.
Rich ard -Channing-
Jloore 9739.
Sally 1358,
William 894.
Paige 949..
Abigail' 1047,
Adeline' 980,
Alice-Dike" 1015.
Almira-Claik' 1134,
Alonzo-Winslow" G131.
Amittai-1030,Araittai' 1036,
Anna-Bloodgood" 6118.
Anson-Fairehild" 1085.
Antoinette' 6104.
Asa' 1008,
Benjamin 3700, p. 310,
lieujamin-Fraiiklin' 3744, p. 310,
Calvin-Ammidown" (90,
Calvin-DeWitt" 990.
Caroline" 6139.
Caroline-Louise" 3708, p.
315. (S.'j)

K

Index II.

Paige, Caroline-Maria*
1019.
Charies-Edwin' 1105.
Chariotte-Bonner" 1075.
Christophej 907.
Christopher-Alonzo p.
66.
Christopher-Alonzo' 6133,
Clara-Antoinette' 6122.
Clara-Keyes" 6135.
Clarinda-Kicbardson' 1039,
Clarissa' HOG,
Coi-deUa" 1101.
Cyntliia-Amraidown 987.
Cynthia-Evelina" 988.
Daniel- Waldo' 1122.
David' 1042.
Diana-Clarissa' 6141.
Edward-Winslow" 6140.
Edwin" 1099.
Edwin-Decatur" 1009.
Foster" 1030.
Foster' 1038.
Frances-EUza"0123. Frank-Skinner" 997.
Frederick- Augustus"
1012.
Frederick- Augustus*
1014.
Gardiner' 1031.
George" 1001.
George" 1008, 1017.
George-Danforth* 3745,
p. 315.
Geo. -AVashington' 1123.
Hannah 1039.
Hannah' 1069,
Hannah-Ware' 1121.
Hannah-Win low' 6124.
Harriet-Goulding* 3707,
p. 315,
Harriet-Robinson' 1013.
Harriette- JIuraf ord"
0130.
Harry-AVorthington* 1088.
Helen-JIaria" 6115.
Henry" 1016.
Jesse 1034,
Joel-Simonds' 1071.
John 0104.
John-Keyi s, p, 06.
John-Keyes' 6113.
John-Keyes' 6120.
John-W". 3754, p, 315.
(BO)

Paige, Joseph-Christopher
Yates" 6114.
Joseph-Yates" 6116.
Juliet-EUza" 993.
Leonard* 6117.
Leticia-Duncan' 1127.
Llewellyn' 1046.
Lucius-Robinson' 1024.
Lucius-Robinson' 1030.
Lucy' 1089.
Lucy-Aiken" 1076,
Lucy-Rebecca' 985.
Lvdia" 950.
Lydia" 1100,
Jlargaretta-Augustina' 1078.
Margery 1507.
Maria-Cassandra' 6180.
Martha-EUen" 1011.
Marth a-Pomeroy" 1020.
JIartin' 998.
Mary' 952.
Alary' 971, 1034, 1050.
JIary" 1077.
JIary-Aiken' 1066.
Mary-Cutler' 3749, p.
315,
JIary-Cutier" 3756, p.
315.
JIary- Jane-Pearce' 1027.
Mary-Osborne 1010.
Mary-Permelia" 3740, p.
315.
Jlary-Staples" 1018.
Moses" 1062,
Moses' 1090,
Nathaniel-George-Reed' 1044.
Orili' 1103.
Prudence-Jlaria' 1125.
Ransom 1070.
Rebecca 1168.
Rebecca" 1117,
Rebecca' 968, 103.5.
Reed" 1039, 0104,
Reed' 1033.
Sally' 1038.
Sarah-Elizabetii" 1104,
3755, p, 315.
Seneca 1032,
Sophia' 903,
Sophia-Foster' 1130.
Stephen-West' 979,
Susan- Warner' 1120.
Thomas" 1119.
Thomas-Limbrick' 1087.

Paige, Thomas- AA'hitte-
more-Robinson" 1028
Timothy 907, 949.
Timothy" 961.
Timothy' 987, 1048.
Timothy' 990, 1007.
AVest' 983.
AVilUam' 1045.
William' 984,
Winslow p, 66.
Winslow' 6106,
Paine, Abigail 2003.
Abner 12087.
Albert- Win.slow' 12089,
Castanos' 12092.
Eleanor 1982.
Elizalieth 1949,
Ferdinand' 12090.
Frederic-WilUam" 1'3094.
Harriet 11710.
J. 1707.
.Jane-Rolestone-Wins- low' 12102.
Jennie' 12090,
John-Oliver- Winslow'
12108,
Joseph 50.
Joseph-Pickard' 12091,
Jlary' 1611,
Jlillie' 12083.
Patience 1949, 2389.
Robert-Treat p, 67.
Sarah-Horton 9087.
Sarah- Louisa" 12105.
Sarah-Winslow' 12097.
Tobias* 1608,
. Walter-JIoiris" 12095,
Painter. Edward-Emleu"
5099.
Emlen 5097,
Jlittie-Adelaide" 5098.
Palmer 8810,
Ariinda-E" , 8004.
Bazaleel 271.
Bei-thena-A" . 8013.
Byion-AV. 8018.
Elisha-B, 8000.
Emily-JIatilda' 12273.
Frances-Ellen" 12275.
George 8146.
Halsey-Hela" 8001 .
Ida-Annette" 13377.
Lois 2018,
Lucy- Viola" 13378.
Jlary-E". 8003,
Oriando-A". 8015,

Persons Not Bearing the Win.dow Paii^onymic.

K

Palmer, Sanford-R". 8019.
Sarah 5461.
Sarah-J"- 8017.
Whitcomb-Albert" 12270.
WUUam-H. 13272.
WiUiam-H". 12374.
Zwinglius-C 8010.
Faraday, Clara" 4700.
Cora" 4701.
Peter 4699.
Paris, Elizabeth 4663.
Parker 1090, 1594, 8463,
p. 61.
Abbie-C". 9292.
Abram" 2280.
Abram-S. 2278.
Annie" 9298.
Asa 12964,
Betsey 1031.
Charles' 2281, 9293.
Elmira 3980.
Emily-E, 10395.
Emily-Ermina 6699.
Emma-A", 3379.
Frank' 3148,
George 9389.
George-H'. 9291.
Gilman 9296.
James 5330.
James-B'. 9299.
James-H. 2147.
Joseph-L". 9290.
Leonard' 9295.
Lina-Jane' 12900.
Lydia-Rosalia' 12965.
Mary" 9297.
Mercy 148.
Nellie-R'. 2149.
Oscar-JIadison' 12967.
Robert 11000.
Sally-Stanley 6575.
Thomas-H. 5504.
WiUiam 4354.
WUUam" 9294.
Parkhill, Maria-F. 3892.
Parks, Jennie 5124.
[Parmelee], Mary 13039.
Parre, Richard p, 7.
Parrin, Hume 9033.
Parry, Freeman-C. 2314.
Parsons, ch. XVI.
AbigaU' 4005.
Alexis-Benjamin' 3917.
Benjamin 3808.
Benjamin ch. VIII.
Benjamin-Franklin' 8918.

Parsons, Catherine-
Augusta* 3990.
(;urtis-Ambrose" 8303.
David 3803,
Eben' 8282,
Edward' 8399.
Eleauor-Jaue" 3941.
EUsha- AVinslow' 3813.
EUa-Elemea 3940.
Ernest-Delmont" 8302.
Esthei' 8308.
Esther-Chandler' 8393.
Frances-Eleanor" 3993,
George-Henry" 8301.
H.-R. 0894.
Hannah-Aurelia 8398.
Helen- JIary' 8297.
lrena" 3952.
Isaac' 8279.
Isaac' 8288,
Isaac-Henry' 8300.
Israel 3803.
James-Birney" 8294.
James-Oscar" 8305.
Joel-Beman" 3991.
John-Perham' 8393.
Jonathan 3803.
Judith 11539.
Julius-Fi-ankUn" 3993.
Lines-H". 13010.
Louise-Gibbs" 8300,
Luthera- Viletta" 3930.
Martha 3803.
Jlartha-Chandler" 8290,
Minnie-Blanche" 8307.
JIiriam' 3802,
Miriam-AVinsIow" 3911.
Moses' 8299.
Naaman-D». 13011.
Naaman-JIerit 13009.
Nathan' 8288, 8289.
Phebe' 3814.
Phila' 3902.
Phila" 3905.
Philander' 3901.
PhiUp 0881.
Polly' 4050.
Richard ch. VII, p. 286.
Rinaldo' 3935.
Saniuel 2151.
AVilliam-Riualdo" 3938.
Partridge, Fanny 371,
Sarah-Brackett 11161.
Patch, Edwin 8851,
Pattee, Philena-Sewal
12240.
Patterson, Amanda-Burtis
4813.

Patterson, Ann-H'. 13687,
Asa-H'. 12688.
Asa-Hadley" 12720,
CordeUa-Eliza' 12079.
Frank-Wesley 12719,
FrankUn-W'. 12686.
James' 12685.
Jane' 12684.
John' 12676.
Samuel 12675.
Samuel' 12678.
Susan-T'. 13682.
Tliomas-P' 12683.
AVesley-T'. 13681.
William-T'. 13680,
Paty, Jane-ElUs 12363.
Paul, Elijah 1300.
John 60,
Samuel 1300.
Payne, James-Alonzo
11974,
JIartha 12875.
Payson, Adelaide" 4933.
Gilbert-Russell" 4924.
Samuel -RusseU 4922.
Peak 5339.
Peake, Alanson-Livingston
7124.
Frances- Josephine'
7126.
Helen-Louise' 7130.
Mary- Jane' 7129.
Pearson, George-Winslow'
11219.
William-H, 11318,
AVilliain-Hamlet" 11230,
Pease 7132, 7100.
Ambrose 7037.
Henry 12909.
Peck 7223.
Ann-JIaria 1034.
Emma 257G.
Pecke, Anne ch. VII, p.
286.
Peckham 912.
Peirce, Deborah (Chase).
4397.
Emma-Bathsheba" 4663,
Herman" 4662.
John 4661.
John-Edwards' 4664.
Lydia 9167.
Phebe' 4722.
Samuel 1145.
Pelham, Eleanor 26, 1918,
ch. VIII, pp. 15, 16,
21, 72. (57)

Index II.

Pelham, Herbert 26, ch.
VHI, pp. \\, 15, 21.
Pelton, George 13292,
13293.
Lucinda 439.
?enibei-ton, Elizabeth
p, 60.
Pendleton, Adelia-E'.
8768.
E,-A. 8760.
Edna-J". 87G5.
Frances-E». 8703,
Fredeiick-H", 8761.
Jlary-W". 8766.
Penn, p, 54,
Pennell, Thomas-Jefferson
4559.
Pennington, F.-A, 8684.
Percival, Eliza 3033.
Pergason, Jlaiy-Anna
10331.
Perigo G824.
Perkins, Charies 11873.
Estella-Jane' , 8059.
Fanny-Child* 4838.
George 8692,
John 2311.
John-Alston" 8057.
Johu-AVecks 8006.
Latiirop ll'J2.
Levi 8690.
Loreiizo-Dunbai' 8058.
Jlary-VV. 8091.
Normau-Carolan 4837.
Thomas-Winslow' 4839
Perry 4725.
Ch.and lei-Freeman
11300.
Elisha 5892.
Frederic" 5893.
John" 0894.
Jlary 1900.
Russell 4735.
Stephen-ll. 10.540.
AVilliam 1974.
Petrikin, Benjamin-Rush
13509,
Beiijaniin-Rush" 13511.
Jacob-Gi-iiffius" 13513.
Reuben-Winslow" 12510.
Wm. -Franklin" 13014.
Pettengill, Catherine
11750.
Pettev, Louisa 0373.
" C'S)

Pettibone, Charlotte-
Henrietta 4841.
Joseph 13000.
PettingUl, Patience 11286.
Plielips, p. 8.
Phelps GG46, 1.3038.
Abigail ch, XVI.
Abner ch, XV.
Agnes-Adelia 6599.
AUce-B, 3830.
Catiierine-Holton 3830.
Clara 4831 .
Eliakim ch, XV.
Elizabeth-Benson 5717.
Emma-Irene' 7149.
George 7145.
Haskell 3830,
Haskell-M, 3820.
Helen-M, 3830.
Hiram 3830,
Homer-Murray 3830.
Ida-Gertrude" 7151.
Israel ch. XV.
John 3820.
Laura-Ann 3820.
Lillie-Louise" 7150.
Oscar-F. 3830.
Rebecca ch, XV.
Viola 3830.
William ch. XV.
AVillis-S. 3830. ,
Phesel, Jane pp, 34, 35,
Philbrook, William 2358.
Phillips, Abby-Jlaria
11762.
Abigail-Peterson 8658.
Adelaide 4759.
Allen' 2752.
Benjamin' ch X,
Benjamin' 3751.
Caroline' 3756.
Charles' 37,50.
Edwin' 3749.
Emma-Jane 500.
Georgiana' 3755,
Henrietta' 3754.
Isaac 3678.
James 3747.
Joseph' 3748.
Lewis' 3703,
Phinney, Annie" 1084.
EU 2'.!68,
Emma-Electa 81)03.
Fi-ederick-llammou* 1080.
George-Henry' 2971.
Gershom 194.

Phinnev, Hammon-D,
1078.
Hattie-Fi-eemau' 2970.
Jane-Fairchild» 1081.
Joel- Anson" 1083,
Joshua-Lasell' 1082.
Lucy' 195,
Rhoda 3422, ch. VIII.
S.-B. 1778,
William-Augustus* 1079.
Zenas" 196.
Pickens, Adeline 2005.
Ann 4484,
Ann-Elizabeth' 3732.
Benjamiu-D" 3738.
Benjamin-Franklin' 2736.
Clara- AV". 2736.
Elizabeth-A". 2729.
George 2722.
Geo, -Washington' 2723,
Heleu-G'. 2737,
Is.adoie-F". 2725,
Johu-AV". 2724,
Joseph-Hathaway' 2731,
Luther' 3730,
Rosamond' 3739,
Pickering, D,-N. 4334,
Daniel-A*. 4336.
Edward-N" 4325.
Eliza 2165.
James- Wentworth 4337,
Mary- Wentworth' 4328,
Sarah 2220.
Pierce 1749.
B. 8715.
Daniel 11365.
Eleanor 5961.
Hiram-Thomas" 5998,
Joseph 935.
Rosa 7317,
Seth 1117.
Theodosia 8917.
AVilliam p, 41.
AVilliam-Bagehot 5995.
Pierpont, John 9897.
Sarah-Ann 398,
Pierson, David 359.
Pigg, Sarah-Editha 5646.
Pike, Rosella-Cleveland
11455.
Pilgrine, Arabella ch. A'! "",
p. 286,
Pillsbury, Aravesta-llawcs'
7904,
Bessie-.Aurclia'' 7757.
David-Green' 7903.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymi

Pillsbury, Hattie-Amanda'
7755.
Helena* 7754.
Horace-Hall* 7756.
James-Edward 7753.
John-Calvin 7m%.
John-Calvin" 7905.
Pine, Andrew' 7010.
Daniel 7000,
Daniel-H'. 7007.
DeUa-Jl', 7008.
Horace' 7001.
Julia-Ann' 7005.
Laura' 7002.
Lucy-M', 7004.
Nathan-A'. 7009.
Samantha' 7006.
Pinkham 10020.
Alfred-T" 10790.
Charles-G. 10785.
Charles-S". 10788.
Edward-E". 10786,
Eunice 11993,
John-H". 107«9.
Nancy-Maria 12013,
Pinney, Benjamin 6632,
Pinniger, Mary-Eliza
12970.
Piper, Betsey 12368.
David-Austin 9375.
Ella-Gertrude" 9378.
Elmer-Edwm" 9381.
Harvey 9387,
Sidney-David" 9377,
Pitcher, AUen-G'. 933S.
Anne-Antoinette' 11938,
Augusta" 11987.
Calvin 11930.
Edward 9387.
F.-C 11945.
Herbert" 11989.
Louisa" 11941.
Jlarietta" 11944.
Martin-Winslow" 11942,
Oscar" 11948.
Theophilus 1155.
William 11936.
Pitney, Sarah ch. X.
Pitt, Geo. p. 9.
WUbam p. 8.
Wm.-Morton p. 9.
Pitts, Levi 5911.
Pixley, Alice-J*. 10953.
Charles 10951.
WiUiam 10952.
Place,' Oscar 4292.

Plaisted, Aaron-Appleton"
12229.
Appleton-Heath" 1-J330.
Charity 12213,
Chariotte-L". 13333.
Christopher 13312.
Eben 12212.
Emeline-Clay" 12217.
Emily-Redington 12234,
Emma Rosabel 12213,
Florence" 13336.
Frances 13212.
Prancis-A. 12313,
George 13212,
George-lchabod 12212.
Hannah-Chamberlain 12370.
Harriet-Frances 12212.
Heleu-Flrrence* 12283.
Ichabod 12212.
Ichabod' 12214.
Ichabod" 12221.
James' 12227.
James-Hamilton" 12235,
James-Jerome" 12219,
John' 12215.
John-Macomber' 12222.
JIary 12212.
Philip-Hamilton' 12231,
Richard-Clay 13225.
Roscoe-M. 12212.
Samuel' 12228,.
Samuel-Roger' 12220.
Sarah-EUzabeth 12212.
Sheridan' 12233.
WiUiam 12212.
WilUam-P. 12212.
Winslow-Church" 12218.
Piatt, Chas. -Theodore
p. 68.
Plumer, James 7813.
Plumlee, Mary-EUen 5668.
Plumley, Alexander-
Rolston" 3983.
Edwin-C. 8239.
Elizabeth- Jl ariner"
3981.
Emily-Louise" 3984.
Emma-Frances" 3978.
Gardiner-Ladd" 3982.
Gardiner-Spring 3976.
Harrold-Washburn'" 8240.
WUliam-Edgar" 3977.
Plummer, Caroline 10560.
Polley, Mary-Ann 13100.
Pomeroy 6824.

Pond 5601.
Ellen-Sandford 1026.
Poole, Arthur'" 9594.
Samuel 9593.
Poor, Henry 11116, 11118.
Poore, Thomas chs. I, V.
Pope 1141, 6957.
Abiah-Capen" 11125,
Abigail' 10750.
Abigail-Matilda 9835,
Albert-Henry' 11112,
Albert-Joseph' 10968.
Alfred- A". 11147,
Alfred-L", 11146,
AUce- Williams' 11124.
Alton' 11133, 1314,3.
Anna-EUzabeth" 3090,
Arthur-Lewis' 10974.
Benjamin" 10750,
Bethiah' 11093,
Bethiah" 11084.
Carlyle-W". 11145.
Caroline' 11138.
Caroline-H', 10976,
Charity" 10844.
Charles* 11137.
Charies-Frederic" 10770.
Charies-Henrique" 10973
Charles-S". 11153, 12154.
Charles-Taber' 11120.
Christiana' 10891. .
Damaris" 10750.
Daniel-Chase* 11122.
Ebenezer* 10750.
Ebenezer" 11081.
Edward" 11143.
Edward-Cobb" 11135.
Edward-Winslow' 10600, 11091.
Effie' 11148.
Elbert-Alonzo" 10964.
Elijah' 10750.
Elijah" 11181.
EUjah' 10988, Hill,
Elijah" 11089.
Eliza' 10902, 11116.
EUza" 10994.
Elizabeth" 10750.
Elizabeth" 10750.
Ellen-Maria' 11127.
Ellen-Maria" 11134.
EUen-P". 10774.
Elmira-Lang" 11154,
12155.
Enos" 10750.
Estes' 10750.
Esther' 11200. (59)

50

K

Index II.

Pope, Esther-Bartlett'
11104.
Esther-Bartiett' 11087.
Eunice" 10750,
Florence-LilUan" 10965.
Frances' 11129.
Frank-Alton" 11136.
Franklin" 11114.
Fred. -Edward' 10975.
Frederick-Charles" 11121,
George" 11140.
George-Hatten' 10898,
George-Hatten" 10967.
Hannah' 10750.
Hannah" 10750.
Hannah* 10750.
Hannah-A.' 10991.
Harriet-Turner' 11119,
Henrietta" 11113.
Henry' 11142.
Hephzibeth' 11100.
Hephzibeth" 11086.
Herbert" 11144.
Hezekiah' 11082.
Hezekiah" 11083.
Irene" 11152, 12153.
Isaac' 10765,
Isaiah' 10992.
Jacob' 11150, 12151.
James' 10597, 11090,
11237.
' James" 11085.
Jane' 10986.
Jennie-Avery" 10973.
John" 10750.
John" 11130.
John-Lang" 11141.
Joseph' 10750.
Joseph" 10750.
Joseph' 10750.
Joseph" 11115.
Joseph' 10963, 10989.
Juliette-Kennard 10776.
Louisa-0°. 11138.
Lucy' 10933.
Lucy-M", 10773.
Lydia' 10770.
Lydia-A". 10998.
Lydia-L'. 10969.
Lydia-Maria" 11151,
12152,
Margaret 1137.
Margaret" 10750.
Mary' 10771, 10957.
Mary- Ann' 11118.
Mary-JI". 10997,
(60)

Pope, Myron-Holly' 10966,
Nancy' 10928,
Nathan' 10982.
Nathan' 10900, 10990.
Nathan-Oliver" 10999,
Nellie" 11139.
Oliver' 10998.
Orra 8788.
Phebe' 10750, 11737.
Phebe' 11000,
Phebe' 10084; 10707,
11101 11117.
Phebe" 11088.
Phebe-L". 10995.
Robert' 10750.
Robert' 10750.
Robert' 10763.
Robert' 10772.
Robert-Brown' 10750,
Ruth" 10750. •
Ruth' 10750.
Samuel" 10750.
Samuel' 10750.
Samuel* 10750.
Samuel" 10886,
Samuel-Butler" 10901,
Samuel-W', 10971.
Sarah* 10750,
Sarah' 10777,
Sarah" 12156.
Sarah-Taber' 11184.
Seth 921, 1139, 1140.
Sibvl" 11041.
Tabitha" 11157.
Theodate" 11156, 12107.
Thomas 2587.
Thomas-ElUot" 2089.
WUUam' 10899.
Wm. -Gi-eenleaf-EUiot"
2588.
Porter 4954.
Alonzo 12552.
Benjamin 13391.
Charles' 9893.
Charies" 12551.
Cyrus-Thui-stin 6267.
Danforth 7442.
Ebenezer' 9891.
Ell-Townsend 12417.
EUas' 9889.
Frank-Winslow' 12548.
Frederic-Cole" 7443.
George 12544.
George' 9895.
George-Winslow" 12047.
Jeremiah' 9894.
John' 9892.

Porter, Joseph' 9883.
Joshua' 9885.
Lydia-Fi-ances" 12550.
JIary' 9896.
JIary-Ann' 18891.
Phila-Ann 6271.
Sally 2008.
Samuel' 9884.
Samuel-Allen 1135.
Sarah' 9886.
Seward 9882.
Seward' 9887.
AViUiam' 9890.
AVUUam" 12553.
Post, Frederick" 10981.
George-H". 10932.
Isaac 10928.
James-Elmer 10930.
Jlary 10900.
JIary-Elizabeth" 10929.
Pote, Charity 9985.
Charles, 11935.
Charlotte 9935.
Dorcas' 9978.
Eleanor' 9974.
Eliza' 9965.
Gamaliel 9811.
Jane' 9948.
Joanna' 9978.
JIary-Ann' 9957.
Robert' 9962.
Sophia' 9979.
William 9947.
AVilliam' 9972.
Potter, Ann-Elizabeth'
13663, 12750.
Augusta-Frances' 12752.
B.-FrankUn 6155.
Catherine 11437.
Cora-Celestine" 9501.
Elizabeth-Franklin4263.
Franklin-Samuel-Lee" . 9500.
George-Samuel" 9506.
Harriet-Sophia' 9505.
Hattie-Sophia' 9503.
James-Winslow' 12751.
Juliette' 12754.
Louisa 6142.
Jlartha 12740.
Jlary-OUve 9507.
Jleri-itt-Fi-anklin 9498.
Nathaniel 12749.
Oi-lando-Brunson" 9508.
Piatt 0154.
Restcome 0154.
Samuel-Lee 9504.

Persons Not Bearing the Win.dow Patrony.

m.ic.

E

Potter, Samuel-Lee" 9509.
Sibyl 13030.
Winslow-Mark' 9503.
Powers, Annie-AIaria*
2263.
Arthur' 2157.
Carlton' 2156.
Clarissa" 2129.
Lucy-Maria" 2136,
Martha" 2181,
Nathan-H". 2130.
NeUie" 2364.
Newell' 2133.
Peter 2128.
Prescott 2155,
Samuel-H. 2262.
Sarah-Haskell' 2135.
Pratt, Anna 8967.
Annis' 8503.
Arthur' 8501.
Artson-Knight' 8020.
Asahel 635.
Asahel-B'. 636.
Aui-eUa 4380,
Benajah 11449.
Daniel' 8502.
Ebenezer 8216.
Eleazer 4380.
Ellen-L'. 642.
Emaria-H'. 639.
Eveline-S', 637.
George-A'. 641,
Hannah-Winslow' 8504.
Henry-C. 4354.
Henry-M'. 638,
Jlartha-Elleu 11430.
Slary-E'. 640.
Alary-Fitts' 8505.
Minnie-B. 2485.
Phebe' 2371.
Rachel 4380.
Seth-Henry' 4547.
Timothy 8500,
Timothy-Wainwright' 8519.
WUder 4546.
WilUam 4592.
Pray, Anna-Louise" 6224.
George-D. 6223.
Myrtle-Elizabeth" 6225.
Pi-emo, ch. XIV.
Levi 3655.
Lutheria-Bertine" 3656,
ch. XIII.
Presbey, Silas 4946.
Prescott, Albert' 11719.
Amasa 11934.

Prescott, Betsey' 12756.
Charles- Albert" 1720.
JIary 12389.
Sarah 10381.
WiUiam-Henry" 1731. .
Pressey, Sally 2110.
Prestoia 619.
Esek 710.
Phebe' 621.
Thomas" 620.
Price 12874.
Prichard, Frederick-
Hayes" 4824.
Theron-Rudd 4823.
Pride, Phebe 10509,
Pridham, George-P" 27.34.
Helen-M, -C 2733.
Samuel 2732.
Washington" 2735.
Prince, p, 53.
James 9830.
Prior, Bethia 1373.
JIary 7028.
Puffer, Rockwood 7800.
PuUen, Julir.-Evelyn 9007.
Pulvertopp, WiUiam p. 8,
Purinton, Amos' 11325.
Emily- Jane' 11333.-
George' 11330,
ilarriet' 11331.
James- Jlerrill 11327.
Lavinia' 11324.
JIary-Ann' 11339.
Robert 11823.
William-Hall' 11338.
Winslow-Hall' 11326,
Purkitt 4351.
Purrington, Helen-Frances
2481,
Putnam 5889,
AmeUa 11499.
William-B. 9730.
Queen, Henry-W, 4330.
JIary-Wentworth" .4331.
Quimby, Emeline 4067.
Ezra 2501.
Mary-EUza 9071.
RackUff, Alton-GrinflU"
11428.
Andrew-Burt" 10110.
Earle-Henry* 11429,
Ethel-Winslow' 11427,
Fanny-Isora" 10111.
Jane 11327.

RackUa, .John-P. 10109,
LUlian-JIaud" 10113.
WiUiam-Henry 11436.
Railton, Katie-Sappho '
13189.
Raines, EUzabeth 2305.
RamsdeU, Clarinda" 9097.
James-Moland 9696.
Ramsey, Abraham 12748.
Rancy, Pamelia-8. 5344.
Rand, CorneUa-M. 11499.
Randall 276.
Mary-Alioe 9494.
Sarah-Lurena 18154.
Thankful 8331.
Ransom, B. 6399.
Richard 8897.
Rathburn 6260.
Rawles, William p, 8,
Ray, Caroline 5016.
Malvina-Frances (Rees)
580.
Raymonf3„ H, 4298.
Ha^ri-ol3-^. 833.
Hattie-Adela" 3513.
James-0. 3512.
Oren-Elmer" 3514.
Sarah-Maria 593.
Sasan" 5296.
Wilder 5295,
William-H. 12878.
Read 7370.
Allen" 2746.
Benjamin 5144.
Caroline-Clyde" 12842.
Caroli ne- Valentine'
12845.
Cata" 8885.
Catherine' 8883.
Charies' 2742.
Charies-G*. 8891.
Charies-G". 8886.
Delia-'Maria" 12843.
Diadamia' 2713.
Ebenezer' 8889.
Edson-Hathaway" 2721,
Edward' 3741.
Elizabeth' 8888.
EUa' 2744.
Ella" 1 2833.
EUa- Valentine' 12837.
Einily-P». 12816.
Emma 10595.
Eveline" 12832.
EveUne-Jl'. 8887.
Francis' 8884.
Francis-BayUs' 12836.
(61)

K

Index II.

Read, Francis-Richmond"
12818.
Gertrude" 12884.
Harriet-M". 12817.
Helen' 2743.
Henry' 12829.
Henry" 12840.
James-Monroe' 12831.
John 2710.
John" 2714.
Joseph-Evans 12807.
Joseph-Evans' 12812.
Joseph -Francis" 12841,
Joseph-Hathaway" 2717.
Lizzie' 12839.
Maria' 8890.
Martha-Nichols" 2747.
Nancy" 2715.
Nathan' 8883.
Oscar' 12835.
Paddock-Richmond' 12815.
Preserved 8881.
Rachel' 12819.
Rosamond" 2720.
Ruth" 2732.
Sarah-Ann' 12808.
Sybil-V". 13813.
Thomas" 2712.
Walter-GrinneU" 12838.
Washington" 2745.
WiUet-S". 12814.
WUUam" 2740.
WUliam-SuUivau' 13830.
Rector, Allen-T", 6997.
William-S. 6996,
AViUiam-S" 6998.
Redway, Ralph-Peake"
7128.
Roscoe-Emerson 7126.
Winnifred-Helen" 7127.
Reed 6580.
AbigaU 7178. '
Allen' 5477.
ApoUos' 1991.
Bailey 1989,
Benjamin' 1994.
Daniel 9194.
Edmund-V". 13798,
Edmund -Valentine'
13789,
EUzabeth 9203.
Elizabeth' 1992, 12803,
EUen-Augusta 0860, p,
600.
Eunice' 5480,
Frances- Jlanedroey 4550
(02)

Reed, George' 1998.
George-F". 12800.
George-W', 127C7.
Gideon 1957.
Harriet' 12802.
Henry-R'. 12790.
James" 717.
Jeremiah 715.
Jeremiah" 716.
John' 1997, 12800.
John-R, 1111.
Jonathan 11481.
Joseph' 12806.
liCvi 5476.
Levi' 5479.
Lydia-Orinza 4550.
JIary-Frances" 13238,
Mercy' 1996.
Pardon' 1995.
Phebe' 1999.
PoUy-Lydia' 1993.
Rebecca' 12791.
Richard -Andrew 18237.
Ruth' 12790.
Sally' 1990,
Samuel' 13801.
Susan-A, 2317.
Susan-R", 12799.
WiUiam 12788.
AVilUam- A, 1109.
WiUiam-V 12793.
AViUiam-V». 13794.
Winslow' 5478.
Reese, Joseph' 6408.
Justin' 6469.
Sarah' 6470,
William-Joseph 0467.
Reid, Belle-Minerva' 2633.
EUzabeth 13456.
Erastus-B. 2621.
JIary' 2626.
Remington 9309,
Reutye, Samuel 6104,
Reynolds, Jane 10409.
Sarah-EUen 9050,
Rhoades, JIargaret- Jane
10593,
Rhodes, Hannah 13040.
Isaac 12394.
Jane 11769.
Melinda-E, 10861.
Rice, 5092, 5882, 9950,
Abigail-Eliza 6671,
Anthony 9094.
Antipas 938.
Benjamin 4115.
Daniel 2660.

Rice, Dexter' 4117.
Eugene-Winslow" 13149,
Floi-ence-EUzabeth* 4119.
Jonas 13148.
Marshall-B. 2660,
Matilda-Betsey 5466.
Norman' 4121.
Peter 9029.
Sarah-Ann 7206.
Susauna-T". 2661.
Waldo-T". 2662.
Welthea 3482.
Rich, Ada-Harriet 10263.
Betsey' 1729.
Charlina-A". 1696.
Chloe' 1690.
Eliza-Ann" 1698,
EUzabeth-Talbot 8030.
Gilbert- Winslow" 3357.
H. 1728.
Harvey-Cook 3856.
Henry-T' 1731.
Hezekiah 1685.
Hezekiah' 1694.
Josiah 1655.
L.-C. 1666.
Martha-A". 1732.
JIartha-S7. 1686, 1730.
Sarah-W". 1695.
Zoheth' 1693.
Richards, ch. XVI.
Anna-Luella" 4043.
Arthur-Lincoln" 4544.
CaroUne-Estella"4541.
EmeUne 1844.
Esther 12280.
John-K, 4534,
John-Winslow* 4538.
Jlary-EUzabeth' 4530,
Sarah-Bell* 4545,
Richardson, Adalissa'
7583.
Annette-Lincoln' 8015.
Annie-Steele" 7586,
Clarinda 10-24.
Darius-Osman" 8507.
Deborah-Pratt' 8510,
EUen-Gi-oer" 8518.
Bmma-CoUamore" 7587.
Emma-Jane" 8506.
Hattie-Winslow' 8517,
Jesse-Cooledge 8505,
Jesse-Stone" 8516.
.Tohn 12993,
John-S, 3857, 7580,
John-Winslow" 7583.

Persons Not Bearing the Whislow Patronymic.

K

Richardson, Lillie-May'
7588.
Lucy Chase" 8514.
Lucy (Comins) 1024.
Mary-Hannah" 8512.
Norman-Hudson' 8513.
Rosanna 2308.
SaUy 11359,
Sarah-Emeline' 12994,
Sophronia 13090,
Sumner 7563.
AVillard-Lafoi-est' 80 1 1 .
Willard-Sherman" 8508.
Richmond, Joanna 8963,
Rickerson, Mary 8500.
Ricketson, Ruth 9165.
Ricky, Ellen 10918.
Rideout, Bethia 8419.
Rider, Addie* 1367.
Adeline' 13181.
Anna' 1362.
Carrie' 1365,
CeUa-Abigail" 6273.
Charles-Grandison 6273,
CUnton- Winslow" 0374.
Ebenezer 3507.
Edmund" 1355.
Edmund-C 1303.
Elbridge" 1364.
EUza-J. 10101.
EmeUne 5810,
Emeline' 18178,
Francis" 1354.
Francis-G", 1360.
Gilman 1303,
Helen-A". 10098,
Jessie-JIaria" :509.
.John 396, 13177.
John-M". 1307,
Louisa-A'. 1309.
JIary-P*. 1361.
Minnie* 1366.
Samuel 53,
Seth 938.
Solon-Duane" 6275,
Susannah 3115.
Thankful 938.
Walter" 1858.
Zerviah 671.
Ridley, Thankful-P.
12212.
Riggs, Comfort 11276.
Mary 11281.
Stephen- Jones 11279.
Riker, Charles-D. 10914.
Riley, Mary 111.35.
Ring, JIary 7646.

Rion, EUzabeth-Bristol
3445.
Ripley, Ann-Elizabeth'
7533.
Simeon 4880.
Solomon 4380.
William-Putnam 7532.
Risley, Amanda" 13045.
Anna' 18040,
Charies" 13043.
EUsha 13044.
Ralph 13041.
Ralph" 13042,
Roatch, JIaria-R. 4704.
Robbins, David 8185.
Edith" 5204.
EUza 12318.
Elizabeth 5011, 6377.
George-Herbert' 5105.
John-Martin 5303.
JIary- Weeks 5086,
8135.
JIaxcy 5104.
Nathaniel 157.
Sally 8135.
AVUUam 1726, 5899.
Willie-U.-M". 5107.
Roberts, Albert-Warner"
2267.
Alfred- Johnson' 11494.
Ann 1189.
Asahel 5902.
Benjamin' 11489.
Bessie-Winslow'" 2827.
Charles-JI', 11496,
Christopher-R. 6890,
DeWitt-Clinton 2820,
George 11473,
George-Pennell" 2838,
George-Roundy-Thomas 10568.
Gilman 10225,
James-W. 3366.
John' 11493,
John-Payne 10353.
Joseph 11487.
Maria-Elizabeth" 10509,
Jlarietta" 10220,
Martilla-Braley" 10300,
Mary-Taylor' 11498,
Melvina-Ruau 0.",99.
Nathan-Hair 11497.
Rufus' 11500.
Sarah 11494, 11501.
Timothy-Thorndike' 1 1495,
Winslow' 11499.

Robertson, Mercy (Staples)
2093,
Rachel 9729,
Robinson, Abigail 2819.
Angeline-Wilson' 10327.
Asa-Lewis' 6817.
Charles 7636.
Charles-Henry 10439.
David 1992.
Edith-Frances' 6822.
Edward-Cobb' 10325,
10337, 10439,
Edward-Franklin" 10340.
Edward-Fraser" 10830.
Elizabeth' 10343.
Elma-Frances" 10342.
Elwood-Osborne" 10341.
Emma-Praser' 10333,
Emnia-Fraser"'" 10432,
Eunice 10547,
Eunice-Louise' 6828.
Ezekiel 11335.
Francis-Hussey' 10330.
Francis-Hussey"" 10484.
Frederic- William" 6821.
Harriet' 10324.
Henry' 10337.
Henry-Truman' 6818.
Herbert-Lewis" 10323.
Herbert- Winslow"
10339.
Horatio-Nelson 67,
Ida" 10334,
Ida"" 10433.
.Jennii" 10336.
.Jennie"* 10435,
John 2039, 10595, pp.
24, 25, 31, 41.
John-W. 10824.
Lewis 10220.
Lewis-Henry* 10222.
Louisa 7920"
Lucius-Augustus' 6809.
Lucius-Augustus' 6820.
Lydia 10595.
Marcelia-M. 5182.
Maria 1092.
Maria-Louise" 10331,
Maria-Louise"" 10430,
Mary 961, 7079, 10173,
10595
Mary-Elizabeth* 10440,
Mary-Frances' 10329.
Miriam 10595.
Olive-Bethiah' 6811.
(63)

K

Index II.

Robinson, Oliver 2039.
Oliver 6807.
Oliver-Chamberlain' 6819.
Patience 10595.
Percy-Alton" 10223.
Polly-Tucker 12977.
Rufus 10595.
Rufus-Whiting' 6808.
SaUie 3849.
Sara uel- Winslow' 6810.
Sarah 6045, 10459,10595,
Sarah-Elizabeth' 10326.
Stephen- Winslow"
10221.
Timothy 10286, 10595.
Wm.-Henry" 10338.
Roby, Martha 3277.
Rockwell, Helen" ch. XV.
Joseph- Willi am' "
Lawton' ch. XV.
Martha" "
Mary" "
Mary-A. 7921.
Owen' ch. XV.
Periia' "
Ruth" "
Theron' "
Uzal "
Uzal' "
WilUam" "
Rockwood, OUve 4123.
Roffe, M. 1645.
Rogers, Abbott-Stillman"
3210.
Ann 11081.
Charles 9948.
Charies" 9951.
Daisy-Stillmau" 3211.
Dorcas- Jones 12017.
Edwin" 9953.
EUen" 9954.
Frederick" 3208.
Freeman 127.
Helen-Glift" 8487.
Helena 10930.
Jane-E. 1095.
John-A. 12877.
Josiah'* 3209.
Josiah-Winslow* 3206.
LUUan-Winslow" 3207.
Lucy 10379.
Lucy-Helena 3215.
Mary 9712.
Mary-Ann" 9955.
Mary-D. 11948.
Mary-E. 1267.
(64)

Rogers, Nathaniel-CIift
8485.
Parker 8488.
Robert" 9949.
Samuel" 9952,
Stillraan 3205.
William-P", 9950.
Willias' 8486.
Rohr, Geoi-gian-Marguerita
533.
Rollins, Abigail' 13354.
Albert-Felker" 12308.
AUce" 12358.
AUey" 12349.
Bell 12352.
Charles-Lyford" 12325.
Clayton" 12347.
Clemmer-Moody" 12311.
Ebenezer 12305.
Edward-MiUer" 13313.
Elizabeth" 12320.
Ella" 12353.
Emma-Jane" 12348.
Enoch-Wood' 12324.
Frances-Maria" 12809.
Frank" 12351.
Hannah-Ann' 12328.
Henrietta-Palmer 7804.
Henry-Turner" 12815,
.lames-Church' 12345.
Jerusha 7720.
John" 12826.
John-Jacob-Astor" 12312.
Kelsey' 12327.
Lizzanar" 12314.
Lucinda 7799.
Lucy-Ann' 12338.
Lydia 7720.
Mary-EUzabeth" 12310.
Mary-S. 10376.
Melville" 12322.
Nathaniel' 12357.
Olive" 12346.
Olive-Jane' 12316.
Owen-Smith' 12306.
Phebe-PiUsbury 7786.
Sally 11375.
Sarah-Ann' 12343.
Sarah-MeUssa" 12307.
Stacy 7692.
Vinney" 12350.
William-Mai-shall' 12818.
Rood, Anson-Hubbard'
7051.
Azariah 7047.

Rood, Azariah-Newell'
7056.
Harry-Winslow' 7049
Heman' 7050.
Martha-Augusta ch. XV.
Mary-Elizabeth ch. XV.
Mary-J ane' 7055.
Sarah-EUza' 7054.
Thomas-Hancock ch.
XV.
Root, Carrie-Eliza' 5756.
Edwai-d-Lvraan' 5759.
Elihu* 5757.
Eraily-Mosley 1108.
Fanny ch. XV.
Harriet-JIarilla* 5760.
Harrison 5755.
Susan-Bridgman' 5761.
AVilUam-Harrison* 5758.
Roper, Betsey' 2458.
William 2452.
Ropes, Alice-Shepherd"
.8357.
Edward-Elson" 8855.
WiUiam-Henry 8353.
Rose, Clara" 10940.
Clyde" 10941.
Eddie 10939,
JIabel" 10942.
Ross, ch. XIV.
Abigail-Loantha* 3611.
Aldis-De Luce' 3616.
C.-K. 1917, also
Appendix.
Catherine- Augusta'
3607.
Elbridge- Walter* 3618.
EUza-Malvina* 3610.
P,-J. 6523.
Geo, -Washington* 3617.
James- Watkins' 3614.
John* 3615.
Luceba-Jane* 3612.
Walter 3605.
Rosser, J.-B. 750,
Rounds, Abigail 4825.
Rounsevill, Arthur" 13360.
Caroline" 13352.
Imogene-I". 13353,
Luman-D.-L», 13359.
Jlarcus-JIorton* 13357.
JIary-A», 13356.
Jlyra" 13358,
Samuel-Be. 13861.
Walter" 13355.
Walter-S". 13301.
Rouse, Abigail 4231.

Pe)'sons Not Bearing the Wi)islow PaU'onymic.

K

Rousmaniere, Elizabeth
13968.
Rowe, Effie-.Mta" 4035.
HolUs-Grant" 12491.
HoUis-Jacksou 13488.
James-Samuel 8337.
JuUa-Wilson' 13490.
Svlvanus 4033.
VV'illiam-Edgar* 4034.
Winslow-Carpenter" 12489.
Rowell, Nancy 7811.
Sarah 7814, 7815, 7803.
Rowse, ch. VII, p. 386.
Royce, Hannah 9303.
Rugg, Fanuie-Louisa'
5954.
Oramel 5953.
Ruggles, Annie-Louise"
4150.
Anson 1089.
Aret'iusa' 4079.
Charies-Lester" 4158.
Chariotte' 4078.
Cordelia 1008, 1096.
Daniel" 6104.
Daniel' 1094.
Dora-BeU 4156.
Dwight" 1090.
Elisha 3778, 3937.
Frederick' 1095.
George" 1093,
Hannah' 4167.
Hannah-Jliuerva" 4159.
Harriet' 4173.
Harriet-Elizabetii' 4133.
Henrv- Austin" 4144,
Ida-JIay" 4104,
James-Albert" 4148.
Joshua' 4133,
'JuUa-Ann' 4146.
Julia-Isabel" 4138.
Lucy 979.
Jlary" 1091.
JIary-Ann" 4103.
JIiriam' 4088.
Jloses" 1092.
Phila' 4115.
Rhoda' 4080.
Ruel' 4083.
Sarah" 4113.
Seraph-Howe' 4170.
Susan" 4114.
Susanna 12792.
Thrmas ch, VIIL
Thomas" 4075.
Thomas' 4085.

Ruggles, Thomas-Edwin"
4153.
Timothy 907.
Willard' 4112.
Runnels, JIary 10595.
[Russ], Clara 11663.
RusseU 13773.
AUce-Burtou' 6161.
Alida" 7300.
Ann-H'. 9307.
Benjamin-Franklin- Winslow' 9613,
Charles-Frederic" 9617.
Charles-Winslow" 7398.
Chauncey' 6108,
Clarissa-Winslow' 6167.
Cornelia" 7397.
Cornelia-Alida" 7399,
Cornelius-Lansing 7390.
Daniel 9087.
Daniel" 9600.
Delilah-Rachel' 0164.
Edgar-Tiffany" 6160.
EUza-Wing" 9088.
Emma 12652.
Emma-V". 9263.
Eugene' 9602.
Florence" 9015.
Frederic-Cobb" 9601.
George 1789.
George-Cain" 9265.
George-Gardiner" 9614.
Harriet- Ann' 6 108.
Henry-Clay' 9618.
James 6157.
James" 9610.
James-Avery' 6166.
John' 6159.
Lansing" 7301.
Lucy" 9604.
Lydia-Savage" 9304.
Lydia- Wing 2909.
Martha 10198, 10318.
Jlary-Eliza' 9620.
Milan-Winslow" 6102.
Perry 9250.
Phebe-Ann" 9613.
Rachel" 9611.
Robert-AVing" 9300,
Sarah-EUzabeth 7743.
Stephen-Hammond' 6165.
8ylvia-C*. 9264.
WiUiam' 6169.
William-Swain" 9619.
Wing' 9353.
Winslow" 9616.

Rutherford, Temperance
9566.'
Ryder, Hannah 8136.
Helen-Frances 3671, ch.
XIII.
Ryerson 11588.
Charies' 11539.
Helen" 11545.
Jane" 11542.
Ruth" 11543.
Samuel" 11540.
Sarah" 11541.
Susannah" 11544.
Ryves, Richard p. 8.
Sabin, Sarah-Belle 5083.
Sackett, Lucy-Maria 1085.
SaUc I-, J. 7087.
St. Nichols, p, 58.
Salmon, ch, VII, p. 287.
Salter, Catherine 385.
Timothy ch. VII, p. 286.
Sampson, Alden 11184,
Alden" 11199.
Clarence-Newton'" 3483.
David 11207.
Edith-Flagg" 11189,
Edward-Cobb' 11185.
Edward-Payson" 3484.
Elijah-Pope' 11193,
Elma-Rebecca'° 3481.
Esther-Pope' 11196.
George" 11188,
Hannah-Jlaria" 11194.
Hattie-Newell" 3485.
Henry' 11186,
Henry-P," 11187.
Huldah 1117.
Joel 3479.
Josiah 2985.
LiUian- Vaughn' 11190.
Lydia 1544.
Jlary" 11198.
Mary-Creswell 2483.
Mary-EUza 3711.
Mary-Turner 13382.
Sally-Dean 4492.
Sarah-A. 10280,
Sarah-EUen" 11197,
AViUiam-Henrv" 3480,
AVilliam-S..5796'=
Samsbury, W.-Noel p. 40.
Sanborn, CUmena 12400,
Ezra 12212.
Saudborn, Abigail 12210.
Sanders, Bennett-Winslow'
13348. (65)

K

Lndex LI.

Sanders, Hallett-JIaxwell'
13249.
Lemuel 13246,
Sarah-Winslow' 13347.
Sanderson 11963.
Frances 8884.
Sandford, Sarah 4730.
Sanford, George 12893,
Charlotte-Ann' 13900,
Geo.-Henry' 13905.
Lydia- Wyc-r' 12903.
JIartha-Whitney' 13904.
Sanger 1409.
Sargent, Charlotte-Louisa
2973.
Sarah-Ellen" 13355.
Theophilus 12354.
Sarles, Mary 5453,
Satterlee, Helen-Elizabeth"
13532.
Orrin-Day 12531.
Saunders, ch. XV, p. 8.
Ellen 3471.
Samuel 2255.
Saunderson, Eben 807.
Jonathan 71.
Savage, B.-D, 5441.
Carrie-Marie" 11806,
Hiram-Freeland 11805.
James p. Gl.
Sarah 1931.
Savery, John 13455.
SavUl, p, 7.
Sawtelle, Julia 1285.
Sawyer 2342,
Catherine 11875.
Charles-Wesley" 10370.
EUza 2116,
Emraa-Louisa" 10871.
Enos" 12112.
Hannah 11270.
Hannah" 12111.
Heurietta-Cates" 10366.
Hortense-Bonaparte* 10297.
Jacob 12107.
Jacob" 12114.
Jefferson 10368.
John' 12109.
• Jotham-Sewell 10365.
JIaria-H. 10654,
Mary-Henderson" 12113.
MiUon-James" 10369.
Moses-Havens 10396.
Samuel-W. 11900.
Sarah-Ann' 12108.
Sarah-Ann" 12110.
(66)

Saxton-Jehial 347.
Rhoda 347.
Sayes, Lord p. 7.
Scafa, ch. VII, p. 18.
Scammon, Jane" 10136.
Schlatter, Eliza-Julia
8340.
Schofleld, EUen-Jane 995.
Schooley, SteUa 12054.
Schorch, N. 9712.
Scofield, David-Chichester
6472.
Scott, p. 58.
Frederic- Walter' 5508.
Horace 5507,
JIarth.a-JI, 5378.
JIary-Bowles 2851.
Sylvanus 8932,
WilUam 1632.
Scovil, Ann-Horsfield-
Sloan* 4866,
Thomas-Townsend- Hewlett" 4865,
Walter-Bates 4864.
Walter-Bates* 4868,
ScovUl, Ella-J. 12936.
Scoville, Jlary 7034.
Scribner, Luella-Alvetia
8435.
Scudder, Horace 3015.
Seabury, AUce" 8499.
Ammi-Davis' 8495,
Benjamin- Jlitchell*
8481.
Charles-Alpheus" 8470.
Edgar-AVillis" 84S3.
Edna-Frances" 8493.
Emily-Cai-oUne" 8480.
Frank" 8491.
Gertrude" 8490.
Helen-Davis' 8497.
John 8473.
John-Franklin' 8484.
John-Smith' 8489.
JuUa-Helen" 8476.
Lucy-Grant* 8498.
JIary-Adelaide* 8479.
Mary-Alice" 8496.
JIaud-Evelyn" 8483.
Patience 1590.
Prudence 8533,
Samuel-Davis' 8474,
Sarah-Elizabeth" 8485,
Walter-Howard* 8493,
WUliam" 8478.
Searles, Elsie-Elizabeth"
13409.
Julius-Bronson 12407.

Searles, Mary-Eveline'
12410.
Tamour-Maria 0236.
Sears, Abner-Jones' 13369.
Cora-Louise" 13368,
Eari 13364,
John-Winslow' 13367,
Lewis 130.
Nathan 2879.
Nathan-Frederick" 2880,
Paul 6.
Rebecca-Howes 3378,
Sally 2994.
Sarah-Louise 2887.
Susie-Evelyn" 3881,
Thankful 789, ch, VHI,
Seavey, Betsey 11381.
Edith-Forrest" 99&H,
Edwin-Forrest" 9997.
Elizur-Deming 99'.i5.
Henry-Malcolm 9981,
Henry-Malcolm' 9996,
Jlarcian 10145.
AVilliam-Chamberlain' 9999,
Sedgwick, Henry-James
7308.
Prudence 0832.
Selleck, David p. 58.
Sellers, Comfort 2290.
Patty 2094..
Susanna 2290.
Semmes, p. 62.
Sergeant, Jlargaret-Emilv
7093.
Sever, James- AVarren p, 59
Severance, Ellen" 9482.
Franklin-C. 9478.
George' 9480.
Harriet 9446.
Henry" 9479.
Jlary' 9481.
SewaU, p. 62.
Louisa- Winslow' 10710.
Lucy-Ellen' 1U709,
Samuel-Edmund 10708,
10715.
Seward, Asenath ch, XII.
Charies 9117,
Hattie-G", 9131.
Jane-C», 9119.
JIary-A"- 9118.
AVilliam-T". 9120.
Sexton, Eliza 8568.
Seymour, p, 8.
Edward (Duke of
Somerset) p, 8.
Humphrey p. 8.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Shaffer, Charlotte-A. 9543,
Shannon, John-L. 3051.
Katie* 8052.
Walter' 3058.
Sharp, Daniel 8900.
Shattuck, Charles' 18273.
Charles-Lyman' 13371.
Damaris 10750.
Jacob-Winslow' 18272.
Shaw 2472.
Charles' 10949.
Frank' 10948.
, Henry-Proctor' 10947.
Herbert-H". 10956,
Josephine-B". 10905,
Kenelm-Winslow" 8791.
Maria-Canning" 10934,
Mary 9571.
Jlary- Winslow' 8794.
Minot-Curtis 8790,
Nancy-Pope" 10951.
Orpha-JIinerva 0925.
Peter 10983.
Sarah 7161.
Walter-Curtis" 8792.
Shearman, Phebe-Murdock
11969,
Sheldon, Isaac 6663.
John ch. VII, p. 286.
Mary-Goodale" 1345.
Nathan- W. 1340.
Philo-Judson" 6664.
Ransom 6662.
Sarah-Jane 1348.
Walter-Brown" 1343.
SheUey, Rhoda 806.
Shepard, Bartlett 634.
Cliarlotte-Lewis' 580.
Eveline" 635.
Frederick- Job' 579.
Frederick- WilUam 076.
John- Woodruff' 581.
Maria-Green' 582.
Phebe 12005.
Shepherd, Benjamin-Gif
ford 12041.
Bllen-C. 874.
Sheridan, Andrew-Jackson
7391.
Cynthia-Forena" 7392.
Herbert-JIelvi le" 7393.
Ira- Winslow" 7394.
Sherman, Amelia-Ann'
12971.
Anna 6383.
Annie-M". 6327.
Bessie-Borden"6346.Bethiah 1188, ch. X.

Sherman, Caroline'
6417.
Charles-Edward" 6394.
Chariotte-Clark' 6344,
6898.
Cyrus-Larkin' 6419.
Deborah" 6315.
Edward-Nelson" 6336.
Elbridge-G'. 6387.
EU' 6338.
Elijah 6414.
Emily-Taylor' 6399.
Ezra-N'. 6420.
Geo.-Bonuey' 6819,
George-Hamilton' 6432,
Grace-Darling" 6337,
Hannah-Winslow" 6367.
Harriet-Augusta" 6393.
Heman 6181,
Henry-C". 6828.
Henry-Colburn" 6432,
Hiram-Larkin 6423,
Isaac- Whitney' 6331,
Jabez 6179.
James-Gillespie-Buiney' 6345.
Jane-Jlaria' 6395,
Job-Nelson' 6835.
John 318.
John-Jay' 6427.
John-Wing" 6380,
John-Winslow' 6318.
Joseph-L'. 6389.
Laura-Barlow" 6431.
Laura-Larkin' 6415.
Leonard 6383.
Levi-W'. 6384.
Levi- Wilson" 6380.
Lewis-Austin" 6393,
Lucinda' 6339,
Mary-Emma" 6439.
Melissa-Freeman' (-347.
Jlyron-Winslow" 6438.
Nathaniel-Bonney' 0398.
Orpha-Eliza' 6416.
Otis" 6323.
Otis-Thomas' 6334.
Phebe-Thomas' 0334.
Rensselaer" 6430,
Rensselaer- Reed' 6418.
Resolved' 6180.
Rhoda 6333.
Rhoda-Etson' 6329.
Sarah-Keene' 6348.
Sylvia-Colburn" 6424.
Sylvina' 6358.
Thomas 6308.

Sherman, Thomas" 6390.
Thomas-Augustus' 6391.
Thomas-Otis' 6325.
Wanton-T. 12969.
Wanton-Tabor' 12970.
William 8659.
WUUam-Henry' 6330.
William-Wilder 6000.
Zephaniah' 6317.
Zephaniah-Thomas' 6322.
Sherwood, Eleanor-Neal"
11299.
Eleanor-Neal" 9899,
11299.
Laura" 11300.
Laura'" 9900.
Margaret-Neal* 11301.
Margaret-NeaP* 9901.
Robert-H. 9898, 11298,
Shields, Sarah-Emma
11231.
Shippen, Joseph 9668.
Shotwell, Eliza-AmeUa'
10914.
Freeman" 10915.
Isaac 10916.
Levi 10913.
Thirston' 10917.
Shrekgast, Jennie 7118,
Nettie 7107.
Shuman, Adeline 7646,
Betsey 7638.
Shumway, Amos 6188,
Carrie- HoUand" 5750.
Bdward-HoUand" 5747.
EUzabeth-Helena" 5745.
Emily-Adelaide* 5746.
Geo, -Nelson" 5742.
Hattie-BUza" 5749,
John-Luther' 5751.
John-Russell 5741,
Mary-Frances" 5752.
NUhun-Arthur" 0744.
Shurtleff, Nathaniel-
Bradstreet p, 61,
Shute, Lucy 2666.
Shuttleworth, Charles-
James 5724.
Sibley. Cynthia-Loui-a"
13144.
Georgianna" 13140.
Hiram 13139.
Siderlinger, Adoniram-
Judson" 7796.
Alva" 7793.
Alvarado- Valenza' 7787.
Elijah-Newell" 7793.
(67)

Index II.

Siderlinger, Ernest-Edwin"
7790.
Idella-Maria' 7788.
Inez-Zorada" 7798.
Joseph-Winslow" 7791.
AVilliam 7784.
WilUam-Augustus" 7780.
Zenas-Hall" 7785.
Zorades-Carey' 7797.
Sill, Johu-Steriing 13022.
Silliman, Amy-Amelia'
6297,
David 6389,
Ebenezer-Marvin-Toof 6300.
Herbert-John' 6395,
John-JIcKnight-Ballou' 6399.
Martha-Eliza' 6398.
Sheffield-Burdick' 6394.
Stella-Towsley" 6390.
Silvester, P. 9713.
Simmons, Bryant 1043G.
Dorothy 7633.
Eliza" 3837.
Harvey 13767.
Jemima 4647.
Lucy-Drew" 3341.
Lydia-Barnaby' 13770,
Mary' 13783,
Alary- Winslow' 10437.
Jloses 18,
Nehemiah-Di-ew 3330.
Patience 18.
Prudeuce-W'- 13709.
Sybil' 13781.
Simons, Andrew-Jackson
9339.
Laurilla-Perry 4773.
Simkins, John 6104.
Sims 4228.
Sisson, George-Preserved
2500.
Sarah-A, 5810.
Sixsmith, Nancy 4433.
Skeele, Abigail' 7334,
7389,
Amos 7330,
Amos' 7347.
Cora' 7345.
Cynthia-Cardablo' 7339.
Electa 7369.
Helen' 7342.
Hiram" 7337,
Ira" 7388, 7385.
Julia-Ann' 7333.
Mary' 7246,
(68)

Skeele, Jlary-St, Clair" 7351
Prince-Wlnslow" 7331.
Samuel" 7244,
Sarauel-C. 7384,
Sarauel-Coleridge' 7348.
Samuel-St. -Clairance"
7350.
WilUam' 7236.
WiUiam-Amos' 7249.
WilUam-W"- 7230.
Skeet, Jane ch. A'll,
p. 286,
JIarian ch, VII, p, 286.
JIary ch, VII, p, 386.
Skinner, Dexter-Clary'
6905. p. 600,
Erama-Cemira' 6904,
p. 600:
Esther-Chandler' 8358.
Harriet-Winslow' 6',l06.
Jairus-Jjcander 8307.
James-Bradley 6898,
p. 600,
Rhoda 0824.
Slade 8849,
Amauda 884G.
John 2015.
Jonathan" 8849.
Jlary-Shepherd 5868,
Phebe 923S,
Slater, Edwin-T'. 10978.
EUa-M". 10977.
Herbert-E", 10981.
Lulu-L», 10980.
WilUam 10976.
Slayton, Caroline-F.
5333.
Sloan, Ainos-Willard'"
3733, p, 315.
Ann-H orsfield 4861.
Ayra-Nancy" 3720,
p. 315.
Dwight' 3711, p, 310.
Elisha-Winslow" 37 : 8, p,
315.
EUzabeth-Webb" 8733.
p, 315,
Emma-Elnora" 3735, p.
315,
Ezra-Clark' 3710, p. 310,
Frank-Pierce'" 37 14,
p. 315,
JuUa-Ann" 3709. p. 310.
Julia-May'» 3731, p. 315.
Louis-Dwight'" 3710.
p. 315.

Sloan, Marion-Louisa*
3724, p. 815,
MeUssa* 3708, p, 315.
Myra- Agnes'" 3712, p.
315.
Thera-Alma" 8719, p.
315,
Willard 3707, p. 315.
Sloane, Sarah-Celestia
4845.
Slocum, Charlotte- Wash
ington 6363,
Small, David* 92.
David' 150.
Deborah-Roberts 10639.
Elijah' 149.
Elisha' 154.
Enoch' 158.
Frederic-Erastus' 10527.
George 11466.
Hannah 9678.
Hannah* 93,
Hannah" 155.
Humphrey 11387, 11512.
Jonathan 87, ch. VIII.
.lonath.an* 148.
Jonathan' 151.
Levi-Greenleaf 10526.
Lydia' 156.
Jlelvin" 10528.
Nancy 11611.
Phebe* 141.
Phebe" 152.
Sai-ah-E. 10.547.
AVilliam' 10529.
Sniallev, John 87.
SmUlie", Isabel-G". 6401.
Walter-Gray 0399.
AValter-Gi-ay" 6400.
Smith, ch. XIH.
Abby-F". 1715.
Abigail' 11377.
Achsah-JI, 6159.
Annie 3091.
Augusta 12655.
Austin' 4170.
Barnaby-Hathaway' 2610,
Benjamin-F." 1681.
Benjamin-Hiller' 16 i4.
Benjamin-AVest 2607.
Charles 2224.
Charies-A". 1714.
Charles-Hodges 4944.
Charles-Kibbie 5686.
Chloe' 1738.
Chloe' 1675.
David" 1699.

Persons No! Bearing the Winslow Patrony

mio.

K

Smith, David' 1711.
Dorcas' 11876.
Dorothy 146.
Edward 6183, 9011.
Elizabeth 9353.
EUa-May" 8769.
Emily-Evaline 9011.
Emma 2615.
Enos 9011.
Erasmus-Ford" 1455.
Exercise 10700.
Fannie-Eliza* 5687.
Frances- Ann* 1403.
Francis-Edgar'* 3970.
Freeman' 1784.
Freeman' 1735.
George 6154.
Geo.-JL" 3768.
George-W'. 1730.
George-W" . 1737.
Gerrit p. 67.
Hannah 3107.
Hannah' 1737.
Hannah' 1673,
Hannah- Jlatilda 4243.
Hannah- Warner 3586.
Harriet' 1707.
Harriet-L". 1719.
Hatevil-Hall' 11374.
Hattie 2238.
Henry 650, 2968.
Henry-D". 1677.
Henry-D* . 1678.
Henry-Herbert' 651.
Hepzibah 9100.
Hope* 1679.
Isaac' 1657.
Isaac" 4172.
James-A'. 1703.
Jane 11307, 11593.
Jennie-West' 1456.
John 2468.
John' 2468.
John-Hathaway" 2609.
John-J". 1713.
John-Langford 3969.
Joseph' 1649.
Joseph" 1651.
Joseph' 1659, 1701, 1709.
Joseph" 1672.
Joseph-L'. 11329.
Josiah 831.
Leanner-Ann 11844.
Lewis-R». 1682.
Libbie-L. 4291.
LiUie-May" 8971.
Louis' 1670.

Smith, Jl.-Adelia 7331.
Maria oh. XV.
Maria' 4169.
Mariah-Elizabeth' 654.
Martha-A" . 1726.
Martha- Ann" 4171.
Mary 10066.
Mary" 6155.
Mary-C 1716.
Mary-G'. 1722.
Mary-Hath away' 1454.
Mary-S'. 1740.
Mellen 3767.
Jlercy 5716,
JIercy' 1661.
Jlercy-B". 1668.
Nancy' 1736.
Nancy" 1671.
Nancy-E, 9094.
Nathaniel 11370.
Nathaniel' 11375.
Noah 347.
Olive-Covell 3249.
Paulina 10947.
Rebecca-P'. 1660.
Richard 9181.
Robert-L', 1744.
Ruth 1767.
Ruth" 1655.
Samuel 907, 1608.
Samuel" 1658.
Samuel' 1663.
Samuel" 1683.
Sarah 6635.
Sarah-Freeman 3064,
Sarah-M". 1718.
Sarah-Winslow" 1685.
Sarah-Winslow' 1666.
Seba 10633.
Seth-B', 1667.
Sidney-Smith" 1451.
Solomon-L". 1669.
Sylvanus 1450.
'Thomas 671.
Viva-Adela" 3974.
Warren 4167.
AViUiam' 3408, 11373,
AVilliam-A'. 1740.
William-Asher' 053,
AViUiam-H'. 1684, 1713.
Willis 7386.
Winslow" 1680.
Zenas-H'. 1738.
Zilpha-Drew' 1453.
Snell, George-M. 11710.
Job 2382.
Sylvia-Ann 13330.

Snider, Catharine 5976,
Snow, Abbie-H". 6381.
AbigaU 3286.
Annie-EUza" 3202.
Annie-Grace* 7761.
Anson-Everett' 6356.
Asa-Hutchings 7758.
Benjamin-Franklin' 6353.
Charles-Edrick" 3201.
Charles-M". 6375.
Cora-W". 6376.
Elisha-P'- 6374.
Elizabeth 2S09,
EUen-Franklin" 3196. '
George-Henry 3196.
Georgianna-Bangs" 3203.
Gulielraa-Howlani" 6351.
Hannah 3809.
Hannah-S". 6380,
Hannah-AVinslow" 3199.
Henrv-Russell' 775',),
Hi raiii- Melvin' 6383.
James-Hamraond 6367.
James-Loring' 6373.
Jane 11000.
Joshua-Thomas' 6354.
Julia-Theodore 3461.
Laura-Ann' 6368,
Laura-Bennett" 3300.
Lehella-JIarion" 6352.
Levi 168.
Lizzie* 7760.
Louisa-S". 6378.
Lydia 226.
Jiartha-P. 12947.
Jlai-y-Lillian" 3198.
Jlercy 248, 1918.
Nellie-Fannie" 3197.
Obed 3343,
Olive (Bangs) 2802.
Otis-Sherman' 6349.
Peter- Young' 6355.
PoUy 5511.
Roland-WiUiams' 6377.
Sara-Lizzie' 6350.
Sarah 18.
Sewall-F. 319,5.
Susan-H", 6379.
Thomas 679, 6348,
Snyder, Alsine" 13936.
Harry-Allen" 12933.
Myrtie" 12935.
Richard-Louis' 12934.
Seymour-Pugh 13932.
(69)

K

Index II.

Somers, John 1388.
Soule, Charles-CarroU"
1541.
Clarissa 6418.
-EUa' 1542.
George p. 25.
Julia 1036.
Richard 1540.
Richard" 1543.
Southwick, Elizabeth
10844.
EUen 12128.
Esther 2060.
Jane-L. 5879.
Southworth, Andrew'
2455.
Deborah-Littie" 2514.
Eli-S'. 2510,
Gideon' 2013.
James-Madison" 3509.
Lucy-Bond" 3006.
Maria-Louisa" 3543.
Mary" 2456,
Newton" 2015.
Rosamond" 2517.
Sarah-Haskell' 3536.
Sophia-Wing' 2545,
4941.
Thomas-Jefferson" 2505.
Wilber 2452.
AVilber' 2503.
Spafford, Eliza-Dabe" 2124.
Johu* 2123,
Josephine* 2122.
William 2121,
Sparrow, Jonathan ch, XI.
Jlai-y-(Hopldns) 2800,
Spaulding, Eliza-A nu 5439.
Henriette-E, 5439.
John-P. 9638.
Lizzie 9477.
Spear 12439.
Spencer, Azro-JIeridan
9487.
Elizabeth 6014.
Jared 505.
Lucretia" 508.
Lucy 9034.
JIary" 507,
Nancy" 506.
Richard-Greene" 509.
Spice-Elizabeth 3778, ch.
XIII.
Spicer, Keziah 12993,
Spiers, Annie 6860, p. 600.
SpUler, Alpheus" 10517.
Cyrua-Winslow' 10519.
(70)

Spiller, EUza-Ann- Wins
low" 10518.
Emma" 10516.
Francis-J", 10513.
Isaiah- Winslow" 10513,
Lucy-E. 10547.
Phebe-.Jane' 10515.
PhUanda' 10530,
Robert 10510.
Spofford, John-Frederic*
8335.
Lemuel-Chandler 8323.
Spooner 2948.
Alden' 5800.
Alvah -Forbes" 0811,
18179.
Ann-S'. 5845.
Anne" 5831.
Bethiah 9192.
Betsey" 0707.
Charles' 5803.
Clapp" .5799.
Clapp' 5805.
Daniel-Gates' 0,841.
Edwin 13178.
Edwin' 5810.
Edwin-Rider' 5813.
Elizabeth' 0809.
EInatban 1949.
Esther' 5844.
George' 5807.
Horace' 5846.
.Joan 70.
Lucius' 5801,
Lucy" 5810.
Lucy' 5840.
Jlaria-Norton 4094,
Jlarion-Temple* 0815.
JIary' 5808.
Nancy' 5802,
Nathaniel-AV. 5842.
Patty' 5700,
PhiUp 5697,
PhiUp" 5839.
Rhoda' 5848.
Rosamond 8897.
Sally" 5706.
Sarauel 1949.
Samuel' 5806.
AVing 5799.
Zeruiah" 5822,
Spoor, Lydia 7137.
Polly 7131.
Sjn-ague, A,-B.-R, 7152.
Betsey 1544,
Caleb-Gardiner 3077.
EUzabeth 13379.

Sprague, Francis-William'
3078.
Patience 8932.
Wealthea 1512.
WiUiam 8216.
Springer, EUza-K, 9858.
Squibb, John p, 8,
Squire, Ellen-M,-C. 7346.
Squires, Sarah 9.J33.
Stackpole, Charles' 12141.
Charies' 13142.
Edward-L". 12147.
Elmira' 12123.
GuUelme-Jlaria' 12158.
John' 12137.
John-Alton' 12149.
Lovina-Morrell' 11150,
12151.
Lydia-Moore' 12146.
Miriam' 12138.
Peter-JIorreir 13144,
Sarah-Elizabeth' 13161.
Sai-ah-Elmira' 13150.
Theodate-JIorrell' 11133, 12143.
Thomas 12122.
Thomas-L". 12145.
Stacy, Jlartha-Lois 5610.
Stafford, Emma 7080,
Standish, Hattie-Emma
5140.
Stanford, Josiah 3360.
Josiah-Winslow" 3363.
Stanley, Helen 3820.
Jehu 11028.
John 11024.
Jlartha- Walton' 11029.
Stannard, ch. XV.
Stanton, Mary-Ricah 5594.
Stanwood. ch. XIII.
Samuel 3795.
Staples, 5096, ch. XXIIL
Abraham ch. XXIIL
Ai 9838.
Bina-Francis" 0102.
D.avid-Jackson 0096.
C.-A. ch. XXIIL
Elias ch. XXIII.
EUza 2740.
Fanny-NeweU 4602.
Fred -Grantham' 9843.
Georgiana* 9843.
Hall 11393.
Henry-Gurnett* 9840.
James 11290.
John ch. XXIII.
John-Charles" 5100.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patrony

mic.

K

Staples, Joanna 2309.
Jlary-EUzabeth" 5097.
Mercy 2093.
Samuel 306.
Samuel-Elias ch. XXIII.
WilUam-B. 13302.
Starbuck, Mary- Wing
9687.
Starkey, Rebecca 11082.
Starkweather, EUen-A.
7433.
Starr, Norman 6290.
Stearns, David 10542,
Harriet- Adaline 5051.
Ralph-Parker 7229.
Stebbins, Anna-E". 9548.
Artemas 2409.
Doiothy-Warriner 5731.
Edward-E. 9547.
Frank-E*. 9550.
6eorge-H*. 9549.
Henrietta-Augusta 3738.
p. 315.
Lucinda 5687.
JIiriam ch. XVI.
Stedman, Charles' 13079.
Francis-A. 13097.
Frank-W"- 13077.
George-Lavater" 13075.
"George-W" 13076.
Henry-Francis" 13099.
John-P". 13078.
John-Porter 13074.
Jlaria-C 13080.
Jlary-L", 13083.
Steele, Anna-E. 5047.
Stenberg, ch. \'I1, p, 18.
Stephens, Lydia-Ayers
8808.
Sterling, Charles-Augustus
499.
Harry-Sherman' 501.
Stetson, Andrew 1489.
Henry-Josiah" 7508.
Herbert- Winslow" 7617.
Ira 7504.
Ira- Austin" 7500.
Joseph 12804.
Julia-Ann" 7507.
Lucinda 7504.
Nathaniel- Winslow"
7505.
Robert 1373.
Stephen 7616.
Stevens 1206.
Abbie 5166.
Alfred 6439.

Stevens, Calvin 2784.
Charles- Jlelvin" 0213.
Clark 1156.
CoUins- Jlonroe" 0310.
Eunice 10845.
Fanny" 5314.
Hannah 12890.
Henry-Austin" 0318.
Lucy-JI. 8808.
JIarilla-C. 5306.
JIary 12881.
Melvin 5309.
OUver-Crocker' 3785.
Susanna 11530.
Susanna- Webber 11730.
WiUiam 367, ch. XII.
William-Stanford' 3786.
Stevenson, John-Calvin
5934.
Stewart, Asenath 6433.
Carl-Archie' 10933.
Charles-Dclb^rt* 10930.
Chester-F". 10933.
Eva-EUza" 10924.
James 12317.
John 10931.
Stuart, Amy-Jane" 11794.
Charies-Frederic" 11791.
Charles-Winslow" 11807.
Charlotte-Norton" 11777.
Daniel-Haviland' 11810.
Daniel-Henry" 11803.
EUen-Augusta" 11801.
Emeline-S". 11780.
Eunice-Winslow' 11808.
Frank- James" 11798.
George-Edward" 11792.
George-H". 11783.
Harriet-F'- 11786.
Howard- Augustus'
11800.
James 11768, 12217.
James-Frank" 11784.
James-Halleck' 11789.
Jane-Hyler" 11774.
Joseph-C 11785.
Lizzie-F". 11781.
Louisa-Maria' 11809.
Maria-Louisa" 11778,
11805.
JIaria-Louisa' 11804.
Natban-C 11782.
Nathan- Jlower' 11773.
Nellie-Isabel* 11799.
Phebe-Winslow' 11772.
Robert- Winslow' 11802.
Sarah 11811.

Stuart, Sarah-E«. 11779.
Thomas-H', 11775.
William-Winslow' 11769.
Zachariah-Butterfield' 11776.
Stickney, Carrie 3210.
Charles-Dickinson 2795.
Charies-Dickinson" 3797.
Stiles, Almerin-Henry
Farrington" 6232.
AIonzo-Farrington 6228.
Ansel-Alonzo" 6230.
Elizabeth-Lucinda" 6229.
Emily-Antoinette" G231.
Ida-Araminta" 6233.
Ina-Elora" 6234.
Lucian" 6235.
Stilkey, Lucy 5238.
Stockman, C.-W. 8741.
Stoddard, 9307, ch. XVI.
Adelia-Parsons" 3869.
Alfred-Blakeney 3898.
Charles- Heman' 3895.
Francis-Page* 3893,
3900.
Frank-James" 3897.
Isaac 3862.
James-Monroe" 3894.
Jane-JIiriam" 3899.
John-Burnell" 3893.
Richard-Puryear* 3896.
Stokie, Alton-Everett"
10908.
Ashley-JIoore" 10910,
Earl" 10912.
Edwin' 10911.
FranceUa" 10904.
John-M. 10904.
Maria-EUzabeth' 10907.
JIoiTis-EUsworth" 10909.
Stone, Abby 13085.
Ada-Maria' 5612.
Adelbert-Howe" 4960.
Belle-May* 5615.
Celia-Lovejoy"- 5626.
Charles-Edgar" 12722.
Charles- Willis' 6784.
Charlotte 7087.
Charlotte-L". 5605.
Eben-Sherman" 4962.
Effie-Ellen*5619. EUen-Alvena" 12720.
Ellen-Frances" 5633.
EUen-M". 5603.
EUen-Maria' 6787. (71)

Index II.

Stone, Pleda-May" 53GG,
Flora-Adelia" 0783.
Flora-Olive" 5611.
Frank" 12721.
Frank-Adelbert" 5361.
Frank-Morton" 6786.
Franklin 12717.
Frederic-Paige" 1021.
Geo, -Edwin" 6785.
Geo, -Gilbert" 5628.
Gilbert-JIartin" 0631.
Glen-Roy" 5618.
Guy- Allen" 5616.
Hattie-May' 6788.
Henrietta" 5613.
Henry-G. 5357,
Henry-Spariiawk" 5610.
Herbert- Winslow' 4901.
Howard-Clayton* 7580.
James-Barnes* 0364.
Jeffrey-M. 9052.
Joseph 7588.
JnUa-Asenath' 5360.
JuUa-Madge" 5617.
Liberty 5609.
Louisa-Adelaide" 5622.
Lucius-Page' 1032.
Mabel-Lillian" 5030.
Marion" 7584.
Jlary-Ida 10049.
Nellie-Thankful' 5029.
Oscar-Thomas" 5633.
Ralph-Roscoe' 5G20.
Ruth-Pamelia' 5365.
Samuel 6783.
Samuel-Richardson 457.
Samuel-Smith 7195.
Samuel-Winslow' 9053.
Sarah-Frances' 12719.
Sarah-G". 5606.
Sarah-Hammond 13134.
Sarah-Henrietta 6977.
Solomon 12435.
Thomas 5602.
Thomas-E". 5607.
Virgil-Hillyer' 9004.
WiUard 4952.
WilUam 1030.
WilUam-Sidnev' 1023.
Williain-Wallace' 12718,
Winsiow-F". 5604,
Stonesifer, Eliza-Jane
4465.
Storer, Margaret-D. 11326.
Storke, Tristram p, 7.
Stormyn, p. 7.
Story, Elias p, 25,
(72)

Stover, Margaret-D
11326,
Stow, P,-W. 7002.
Stowe,- Baron 6939,
StoweU, Silas 6661.
Strange, Jacob' 2370,
Jacob' 2378.
Jos- ph" 2377.
Maria 4665.
Patience' 2370.
Ruth 13342.
NelUe-Josephine 7608,
Stratton, Albion-W. 11404.
John-H'. 8743.
L.-EUen" 8741.
JIartha-E". 8742.
Martin 8740.
Samuel- Wesley 11430.
Streeter, Russell 5297.
Streightly, Edmund p, 7.
Strickland, p. 58.
Strobridge, Ambrose-
Hathaway 2593.
Benjamin-Franklin" 2592.
Benjamin- Harri ngton
2591.
Charity-Hathaway' 2094.
Charlotte 13383.
Myra-Elizabeth» 3090,
NeUie-Corey' 2596,
Strong, Altbeda-Hinnian
6609.
Lucinda 6154.
Lvdia- Ann 6618.
Noah 1198.
Sarah 6154.
Sarah-Loud 9018.
Thomas 6154.
Strout, Eunice 10547.
Mary 9875.
Strunk, Anna-Eliza 0730.
Stuart, James 11744.
Sarah 11745.
Studley. Pairn-Johnson
(Lang) 7446.
Sturgis, Abigail 671.
Sally 3000.
Thomas 6.
Sturtevant, Ada-Byron'
3541.
Adelaide-Laurentine' 2537.
AUce-Lillian* 12306.
Edwin-Eugene 12355.
.Josiah-D, 2536,
Nancy-Pope' 2539.

Sturtevant, Sarah-Haskell'
2540.
Thomas-Davee 8321.
Sumner, Anna" 5239.
Charies-B, 13083,
Edward-Blake" 5228.
Ephraine 5236.
Helen' 13084.
Increafse ch. XXIII.
Sunderiand, Castle G694.
Sutherland, Alice-Louise"
6695.
Andi-ew-Jacksou 6094.
Sutter, WiUiam 12555.
AVUUam-Alden' 13550.
Sutton, WilUam 602.
Swain, Albert' 12925.
Augusta-Swan' 9589.
Charles-Folger 9588.
Eliza- Wing' 9593.
EUzabeth-Russell'12932.Emma* 4412.
Frederick- William'
12939.
George-Edward' 12923.
Isabel-Atwater 11798.
James-Henry' 12938.
¦ John-Howland 13933.
.Josiah-Hussey 4411.
Jlary-West' 12924.
Jloses' 1 2936.
Phebe' 13937.
Richard-Plummer' 13931.
Silas-Parker' 12937.
Swiiu, Annie" 13370,
Eliza 1-3602,
Eunice-H. 0072.
Frederic 12660.
Harriet-Susan 13261.
Hattie' 13376.
Samuel 13374.
Susan-Eliza 0079.
Swarts, Geo,-Gardner
13190.
Florenoe-Luella 13190"
Sweet 11708,
Adelia-Amarette- Augusta' 6638,
Alice-Jaue-Smith' 6634,
Almon-Jackson-Wins low 6637.
Ann' 12062.
Annie' 12058.
Diana 3921.
Dorcas' 12009.
EUza' 12060.

Pe>'sons Not Bearing the Winslow Pat)'onymic.

Sweet, John 12057.
John' 12064
Martha' 12001.
Moses 6633.
Sophia' 12003.
Sweetliam, Laurence p. 8.
Swett, JIiriam' 8383.
Swift, Carrie-Jlay' 13730,
Charles-Heman 3809,
Chauncy-A. 7994.
Clara-A*.
Ebenezer 13730,
EUen-Adelia' 3870,
Frances-EUzabeth" 3879,
Frank" 3889.
Horace-Roscoe" 137;!8,
Loring- AA' alter' 13737,
Jlargaret-AIcIver" 3384,
Marilla- JI", 7990.
Wilmot-H". 7997.
Sydney, p. 58.
Sylvester, Charles-llenry"
10344.
Eliphalet 10343.
Hannah 10505.
Martha-Reed 7547.
Michael-Robert 7500.
Taber, Adela-Frances'
'3499.
Arthur-H". 11110.
Chai-les-Gi-eenville"3497.
Elizabeth-Crapo' 3493.
Ellen-F". 11100.
Elma-JI". 11107.
George 11104.
George-L'. 11109,
Grenville- Weston 3490.
Hannah 11115, 11181.
Jacob 11100.
Lydia 11130.
Nancy-Stowell" 3491,
Nathaniel-Denham°3498.
Phebe-R". 11108.
Richard 1104,
Sarah-A". 11105.
Sarah-Pope 4018.
Stephen 331.
Susan-West 6338.
Tabor, Phebe 11956.
Sarah 11956.
Taft, Mary-Louisa" 0991,
Lucy 4784.
Lucy-C. 5917.
Zadoc-Lovell 5990.
Taggard, Charles" 13140.
Franklin-Stackpole' 13139.

Taggard, Samuel 13138.
Tainter, Charles-Ernest-
Jlarioh 0301,
Clai-issa-Keyes- Winslow"
6389.
Delia-At, 6301".
Lucinda 6193.
Stephen 6388.
Tait, Isabella-JlcDonald
7838.
Talbot, David 833.
Talcott, Fred -Howard'
4565,
Iloward-Winslow" 4563,
4601,
Wm, -Deane" 4504,
AVm. -Ebenezer 4003,
Tallman, Annie" 13317.
Nancy" 13210,
Nicholas' 13218.
Zebedee 133,0.
Tally, Jane 003,
Tambling, Elijah-S. 7011.
Jlartha' 7014,
Jlinerva' 7013.
Villeroy' 7012.
Tanner, Hannah G2G1.
Tansley, Cecilia ch, II.
Tappan, Samuel 9994,
Tarbox, Hannah 13387,
Tash, 'Thomas 5174,
Thomas-Stuart' 5170,
Tate, Alfred 6666.
Anna-JIaria" 6669.
Jlary-Agnes" 6667.
Taylor 6510, 9350,
Abigail"" 1934.
Adelaide 0530,
Ann (Winslow) 358.
Azubah 3300.
Bayard p. 09.
Benjamin 3443.
Edward-Winslow" 10730,
Elizabeth 11000.
Eveline 2100.
FrankUn 10719.
Frederick- Winslow'
10721.
Hannah 11757.
Huldah 11471.
James 10039.
John 258.
John" 1923.
John-Kinney 9780.
Joseph' 1927.
Jlary-Newbold" 10733.

Taylor, Salome 2440.
Samuel 10781.
Setii 8422.
Thesta 6671.
WiUiam 1918.
William* 1921.
WiUiam' 1922.
Winslow' 1926.
AV.-R. 11972.
Tebbets, Noah 5001.
Tefft 8932.
Teller, Sarah-Caroline
9754.
Temple, ch. XIII.
Adaliue-A'°. 3771.
Albert' 3770.
Alonzo 13181.
Arthur" 3779.
Charies-W'- 3785.
Clara" 3781.
Dauiel-P'- 3777.
Elizabeth-W". 3701.
Einina-JI'°. 3774.
Frank'" 3785.
Geo.-W". 3770.
Geo.-W". 3773.
John 3760.
Joshua- W". 3778.
Raehel-A". 3767.
Walteri" 3780.
Zilpha 11460.
Terril, AVilliam ch. VII. p.
286.
Terry 12680.
AbigaiP 13345.
Amy' 13343.
Amy-Barton 4925.
David" 13341.
David' 13344.
Job 13340.
Job" 13343.
Rebecca' 13346.
Sarah 3379.
Susan 4930.
Thomas 60.
Teiwilliger, Egbert 13323,
Tew, Anna 4730.
Thacher, George p. 67.
.John 6, p. 67.
Josiah 6.
Peter p. 67.
Rebecca- AVinslow 11341,
Silvia 2758.
Thatcher 12963.
David 671.
Ebenezer- Warren 12943.
C^S)

K

Index II.

Thatcher, EndoraJIelvina
12945.
George-Newton" 13946.
Harriet-Winslow" 13944.
Thayer, Emily-Melissa
4071.
Frederick 3755.
Lydia 13942.
Jlyra 13239.
S -O. 1469.
Therrell, Charies-Baker"
3874.
Zachary-Taylor 3872.
Zoe" 8873.
Thomas 0027, 0700, chs.
X, XIII.
Abigail 8058.
Abigail" ch, X.
Abigail" 1570.
Achsah-H. 1939, App.
p. 34.
Albert-H. 3704.
Alfred" 1290.
Allithea" 1389.
Amos" ch, X.
Anna-Frmklin" 5139.
Anthony* ch. X.
Artemas' 1374.
Artemas" 1300.
]3ertha-AUoe' 6081.
Bethia" ch. X,
Bray" 1377.
Briggs' 1390, ch, X.
Briggs" 1573.
Briggs' 1334,
Charies-Bi-iggs 1074.
Charles" 1400.
Charies" 1072.
Charles" 1301.
Charlotte" 1280.
Chauncey- May ward.
Cyuthi.,-Davis' 1208.
Daniel" ch, X,
Daniel-Tiffany" 1293.
Deborah" ch. X.
Deborah" 1561,
Deborah- Winslow °
8093.
Dora' 1299.
Eber-Davis" 1270.
Eber-Davis" 1371.
Edward" 1370,
Eleanor' 1344.
Elijah 7376.
Elizabeth' eh. X
Ella-Baker' 1310.
Emily" 1204.
(74)

Thomas, Ephraim' ch. X.
Francis' 1584.
Frederic" 1297.
Gershom" ch. X.
Hannah "
Hannah' 1397.
Harriet" 1083.
Harriet-Newell 5331.
Hattie-Moor» 1393.
Henry" 1581.
Henry- Jjeonard" 5138.
Henry-JIartin" 1390,
Hiram 5993,
Holloway- Winslow"
5994.
Ichabod" 1336.
Israel" 1388, ch. X.
Israel' ch, X,
J.-M. 859.
James 8573.
James' ch. X.
James" 8578.
Jane" ch, X,
Jennie 8300.
John' ch, X,
John" "
John" "
John* "
John' "
John' 1363.
John-Baker" 1369.
Jonah' 1373.
Joseph 1331,
Joseph' 1333.
Joseph" 1234,
Joseph' 1380,
Joseph-Elbrldge' 1398.
Judah' 1397, ch X,
Kate' 7377.
Kesia" ch. X.
Kezia* "
Lewis" 1302,
Louisa' 1352, 7880.
Louisa' 1379,
Lucy' 139G.
Lucy" 1578.
Lucy-Otis" 1583.
JIadeUue-Eugenia" 5995.
JJarcia 9300, p. 71.
JIarcia-Barton' 1314.
Margaret-Tiffany" 1389.
JIartha' 7382.
Mary' 1317, 7383.
Mary-Augusta" 1304.
Jlary-Benson 4533.
Mary-Crosby" 1266.
JIary- AVinslow' 8581.

Thomas, Jloses' 1276.
Nancy-D". 1077.
Nathaniel 237, 1393, ch.
X.
Nathaniel" 1393.
Nathaniel' 1571.
Nehemiah" 1388, ch. X.
Nehemiah' 1580.
Nehemiah" 1570.
OUve' 1401.
Priscilla' 8589.
R.-G'. 1234.
Ruth" 1395.
Samuel" ch. X.
Sarah" ch, X,
Sarah* ch, X,
Sarah' 7381,
Sarah-G. 5967.
Shepherd-Sawtelip' 131)0
Stephen-Alfred' 1367.
Susan' 1340,
Susan" 1378,
Sybil" ch, X,
WiUiam ch. X.
William-D'- 1579,
William-Henry 5137.
Winslow' I5G9.
Winslow" 8579.
Winslow-Al', 7378
Zeruiah* ch. X.
Thomes, 2032.
Stephen-H. 2340.
Thompkins, Frederick 436.
Thompson, 42, 783.
Actor 12394.
Adelia- Al. 2178.
Alice-G. 12669.
Alice-Louise* 6704.
Amos-Lawrence* 4184.
Annie-Ermina' 6701.
Arthur" 9975.
Arthur-Edward* 4181.
Asa-Heath 13655.
Asa-Heath" 13049.
Asa-Heath' 13055.
Betsey' 13C03.
Carrie-Augusta" 13664.
Charles-Buccleun-li''4iS7.Chai-les-Fi-ederick 7090.
Charles-Parker' 6703.
Charies-AVesley' 13663.
Christopher-Gore 1389.
Clement-Richmond' 6699.
Dwight-Austiu' 58G4,
Edward-Emory' 6707.
Edward-AVilliam 9977.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Pat)'onymio.

K

Thompson, Elizabeth"
G694,
Ella 6428,
Emma-Olive' 13059.
Eva 5889,
Florence* 4183.
George-Francis" 4185.
George-M'. 13674.
George- Warren* 4180.
Harriet-Frances' 13667.
Harriet-Frances' 13656.
James-Loamrai' 5805.
James-Winslow" 4186.
Jennie-Elizabeth' 6700.
John 6693, 13645.
John-E'. 12673.
John-Edwin" 12660.
Joshua 9974.
Lydia 12309.
Jlartha-Ann' 12660.
JIary 9831.
Mary- Ann 11401.
JIary-Augusta' 13657.
Mary-Dean' 5866.
NelUe-Ring" 12666,
Norma-Cornelia' 4183.
Norman-Brace 4176,
Norman-Cornelius" 4177.
Norman-Fred erick*
4179,
Olive-R'. 12670.
Robert' 12652.
Robert-GranviUe' 12668,
Robert-GranviUe" 13658.
Roswell 12708.
Russell-B', 12671.
Sophia-Pote" 9976.
Susan" 12675,
Susan-Emma' 6705.
Wesley" 12601.
WilUam 5863.
AVilliam' 12647.
WUUam' 1267-2.
William-Francis" 6706.
Willie-Robert' 12390,
Thornhill, Judith ch. VII,
p. 286.
Thorp, Betsey 2749.
Thorpe,' A. 1776.
Thrall, Anna ch, XV.
Thrasher, Harriet 11333.
Pbilena So07.
Thwickmorton, Agnes chs.
Ill, rv, p. 20.
John p. 20.
Thurber, Edw. 2016.
Thurston, Mary-Ann 2353.

Thurston, Thomas 1948.
William-R. 11194.
WUliam-R", 11195,
Tice, AVm,-H, 13910.
Tilden, Alfred' 4313,
Benjamin 4303.
EUzabeth" 4313.
Experience ch. X.
George-JI", 4308.
Henry 4311.
John ch, X.
Joseph 1373.
JIary ch. X.
JIary' 4309.
Nancy" 4315.
Sarah" 4314.
Tilson, EUzabeth-Elzina
8925,
Tinker, Silvanus 347,
Tinkham 12859.
Adalaide-White" 9242.
Adalaide-AVhite"" 4900.
EUzabeth-Delano 2476.
Harriet-Hidden 13183.
John 4898.
John-GUbert' 4899,
9241.
Peter 197
Sarah-Godfrey" 4901.
Tisdale 2008,
Barnabas 60.
Henry' 13391.
John 13891.
Margaret 60.
Mary 289.
Phebe 2309.
Sarah-Perry 8991.
Tobey, Cynthia-EUen"
10404.
Erastus 10346.
Fraiiklin-D". 10405.
George-Henry' 10848.
Hanson 10400.
Joseph' 10.349.
Lydia-Jane" 10347.
Alartha-Emeline' 10401.
Jlary-A". 10403,
Phebe 12017,
Submit 11273,
Warren-H". 10402.
Toby, Zaccheus 803.
Todd, 10657.
Jane-M. 2347.
Lucinda-Evans 11408.
Samnel 364.
Sarah-Ann 468.
Tolman, Charles 7601.

Tolman, Charies" 7002,
Elisha 7537.
Elisha' 7539.
George-Borden' 754 1 ,
John 12737,
Judith' 7543,
Lizzie-JI, 3049,
Jlary' 7538.
Samuel 7601.
Sarauel" 7604.
Sarali-Elizabetli* 7603,
Sarah-Hatch' 7540,
Tomblen, Lucretia- Wins
low" 5921.
Oreu-Ames 5920,
Tompkins 12770,
Tompson, Jane 2228,
Alary-Ann 228'3.
Solomon 2189,
Torrey, Abbie" 2240.
Abigail' 2325.
Adc." 2205.
Adelia" 2223.
Albert' 2318.
Alice-JI". 2302.
Amaziah' 2316.
Amos' 2296,
Anna" 2062.
Arthur-Birchard' 2081.
. — Asa" 2319.
Asa' 2322, 2332.
AurUla' 2337.
Belcher-T'. 2181.
Carrie-H". 2248.
Clara-B". 2243.
Clara- J" • 2234.
Charies' 2305, 2310,
Cora-L". 2304,
Cumming-Jl". 2230,
Damaris' 2323, 3332,
Daniel" 2182.
Daniel-Shute' 2218.
Daniel-W". 2227.
Darius' 2334.
David 2045.
David* 2056.
David" 2069, 2094.
David' 2067, 2165.
Davis' 2245.
Dudley-S". 2232.
Ebenezer" 2329.
Edwin-A*. 2198.
Edwin-H". 2196.
Eliza' 2115.
Eliza" 2111, 2168.
Eliza-Maria' 2085.
Elizabeth" 2066, 2100.
(75)

K

Index II

Torrey, EUzabeth' 2189.
Elven-J*. 2222,
Emily' 2313.
Emma-A*. 2247.
Emma-Dean' 2169.
Esther' 2061, 2251.
Esther' 2073.
Ezra' 2317.
Fannie-Esther" 2077.
Francis-A". 2308.
Francis- Haskell' 2236.
Frank' 2342,
Franklin' 2075,
Frderic-Cheever" 2080.
Frederick' 2293.
Frederick' 2219,
Frederick-A". 2221.
Frederick-E". 2206.
Freeman' 3324.
Florence- A*. 2197.
George-A". 2'346.
George-Francis' 2082.
George-W"- 2204. '
George- Washington'
2228.
Georgianna-H". 2249.
Grafton' 2237.
Harriet' 2330.
Harrison-Snow" 2294.
Hattie-S".- 2244.
Helen 2299.
Helen-Adelaide' 3086,
Henry' 2306.
Hepsey' 2172,
Hezekiah' 3107.
Hezekiah" 2238.
Jacob-D'. 2233.
James 2045,
James' 2060, 2066,
James" 2067, 2290.
James' 2298,
James-Frederic" 2301.
James-Morrell' 2078.
John' 2101.
John' 2194.
John" 2195.
Jonathan" 2093.
Jonathan" 2164.
Jonathan' 2291.
Jonathan" 2210,
Joseph-R", 2308.
Josephine" 2167.
Joshua" 2112,
Judson" 2220.
Levi" 2307.
Levi' 2809,
Lizzie-M. 3549.
(76)

Torrey, Lizzie- Waters'
2303.
Livonia' 2328.
Lois' 2177.
Lorinda' 2336.
Louisa' 2311.
Louise-F". 2331.
Lucy' 2339.
Lucy" 2088, 213.5.
Lucy" 2212.
Lucy-S'. 2213.
Lunette" 2325.
Lydia' 2176.
Lydia" 2239.
Lydia-B". 2211.
Marietta" 2199.
Mark' 2171.
Mark" 2166.
Martha' 2814.
Mary" 2071.
Mary' 2170, 2209.
Mary" 2114.
Mary-Edwards" 2293.
Mary-Eva" 2226.
Jledora' 2224.
Merc" 2113.
Midiau' 2331.
Jliranda' 2315.
Moses" 2174.
Nelson' 2333.
Olive' 2313.
Ozias' 2326.
Parker-D". 2200.
Paschal-Edward' 2087.
Rachel' 2323.
Roland-B». 2235.
Rosa-Belle" 2084.
Ruel-G". 2295.
Samuel' 2170, 2209.
Samuel" 2207.
Sarah' 2063:
Sarah' 2321, 2335.
Stephen' 2320.
Susan" 3300.
Susannah' 3297.
Theodore-Aliston' 2338.
Unas' 2327.
William 11084.
William" 2072, 2106.
WUUam' 2110. 2173.
WUUam-Eaton'2241.William-Henry' 2070.
Tory 10180.
TourteUot, George-B, 8717.
Tovy, Edward p. 21.
Towle, ch. XIIL
Cyrus-Edwin 3697.

Towle, Daniel- Webb* 3699.
Helen-Medora* 3701.
Ira-Edwin' 3698.
Walter-Scott* :i703.
Town, David-R. 7008.
Towne, Edward-C. pp. 63,
78.
Townsend, Daniel 11265,
Towsley, Sarah-Betsey
6294,
Tracy, Albert-Haller p. 68.
Heni-y 5887.
Jloses 11364,
Trafton, John 11662.
Trask, Albert-Spurgeon'
8054.
Alonzo-Chandler" 7946.
Althea-Delia" 7933.
Emma-Chloe" 7949.
Eugene-Hariow" 7943.
Evander-SulUvan" 8048.
James-Newell" 8053.
James-Sullivan 8047.
Joseph-Winslow" 7927.
Judson-Hasseltine' 8055.
Loren a- Angeline" 8050.
Lydia-Sylvester 7967,
Rebecca-Frances" 7940.
Tallman-Jacob" 7948.
Vesta-Jane" 7937
AVilUam-Chase 7936.
Travor 6710.
Trevett, Sarah-A. 8316,
Tripp 13861.
JIary 11307.
Jlary 13340.
Jlehetabel 146.
Trouant, Samuel 8671.
Trow, Israel 839.
Trowbridge, Charles-
Irving 10311.
Charies-Irving* 10313.
Dayid-D'. 7374.
Ida-Belle-Caroline' 10313.
J.-V. 1710.
Samuel 1334, 7373.
Seymour 7370.
AViUiam-H'. 7375.
Troxell, Sue 7097.
Truax, Albert-Briggs 7107,
Josephine-Elizalaeth" 7160,
Wilber- Alphonso" 7108.
True, Alfred-Marston'
11783.
Asaph" 8433

Pei'sons Not Bearing the Winsloio Paii onymic.

K

True, Brnckett-AVinslow"
11733.
Deborah' 8401,
Hannah-John.son' 8406.
Harriet-J". 8434.
Henrietta 8443.
Jane-R'. 8433.
John-Preston 11730.
Jonathan 8400,
Jonatlian-Greenleaf 8405,
Joseph 8430,
Josephine" 8421.
LilUan-Farnsworth 11780.
Lorana' 8364, 8402.
Marian-S. 11730.
Jlary-Hatch" 11734.
Nathaniel-Tuckerman 11730,
Persis-Temple' 8409.
Vienna-JI. 11730,
Truett, JIartha 4748.
Trufant, Hannali 13338,
Trull, Nellie 3372,
Trye, John 1737,
Tscharner, Albert 10693.
Albert" 10694.
Henry" 10693,
Tubbs, Eunice (Lyon) 814.
Tucker 5353.
Arvilla-Amanda" 0307,
Benj, 831.
Eliza-Martin" 5356.
Jacob- AV". 5254.
Lewis 2447.
Harry-Winslow' 10632.
Heni-y-Sewall 10631.
Polly 11527.
Tuffts 616.
Tufts, Ellen-Crocker' 3069.
Juiia-Ann 5130.
Walter 3068.
AVaker" 3070.
Turck, Anne 9040,
Turnbull, Caroline 3967.
Turner, Alice 1004.
Alice' 9861.
Anna-F. 9647.
Charles-H*. 9870.
Edward-Preble' 9875.
Edward-Scott" 9878.
Eliza" 9876.
Elizabeth 12299.
Frank-Dyer* 9868.
George 9857.
George-L*. 9867.

Turner, George-Preble'
9877,
George-William" 9808,
Henry-JIeriill' 9869,
Job 8005.
Joseph-Edward' 9866.
Joseph-Emery' 9881.
Joshua 379.
Joshua-Davis 7525.
Joshua-Davis" 7536.
Lydia 11318, 11604.
JIary-Adelaide' 9880.
JIary-Elizabeth' 9809.
JIary-Frances 7907.
Phil.-F". 9863;
Sarah 0735.
AVilliam-Pitt" 9879.
Tuttle, Adaline' li061.
Alice-Cornelia' 6675.
Alton-Philo" 6080.
Alzina' 0730.
Andrew-Apollos" 6716.
ApoUos-Augur' 6710.
Asa 13146,
Benjamin-Franklin' 6738.
Caroline-Louisa 442.
Charles-Henry' 446,
Charies-Leslie" 0074,
Charlotte-Semantha" 0711,
Clement" 6687.
Cleraent-Richmoiid' 6713.
Daniel 441.
Daniel-Greene 444.
David 11977,
David-Hanner" 6728.
Egbert- Grant" 6719,
Egbert-Ketchum' 6720,
Electa" 6791.
Eliza-Ann' 6662,.
Ellen- Jlorton' 6790.
Ely-Hannibal" 0730.
Emily-Alaria"e727.Emma-JIelissa" 0712.
Ernest-Linden' 0678.
Esther' 6692,
Esther-Jane" 671 8.
Eva-Lovicy" 6077,
Ezra 445.
Ezra-Benjamin' 447.
Florence-Eliza" 6081.'
Floy-Bertram" 6682.
Frances-MaUnda" 6714.
Prank-Day" 449.
Frederic-Daniel" 6672.

Tuttie, Georce" 0080,
Harmon' 0735,
Harriet' 0668,
Harriet-Sophia' 6782.
Horace' 6665.
Iwanowna' 6683.
Jane-Ann' 6760.
Lavern" 6732.
Lizzie-Sutherland" 6715.
Louisa-Caroline' 6741.
Louise" 6725,-
Jlaria-Eliza' 6756.
Jlary-Amelia' 6767.
JIary-Celestia 443,
Mary-Elizabeth" 6724.
Jledora" 6733,
Miron-Winslow' 6731.
Jlondana' 6736.
Olin" 6734,
Philo-Judson" 6660.
Philo-Judson' 0671.
Richard-Harrison" 6717.
Richmond" 6739.
Sarah-Amanda' 6768.
Sarah-Ann' 6733.
Semantha' 6666.
Sylvester 445.
SteUa-Jlary' 0679.
Susan-AIarnnda' 6773.
Timothy 6653.
Timothy" Ii739.
Urana' 6737.
AVallace-W'. 6684.
AVinthrop- Jlurray' 448.
Tyler, Frances 1043.
Hem-y-Seldeu 589.
Henry-Whitney' 591.
Kate-Green' 090.
Martha-E. 0437.
Nathaniel 347.
Phebe 3306.
Prudence 3104.
Susan 4487.
WilUam 2172.
Ulmer 7033.
UnderhUl, George-P.
12273.
Underwood, Abigail OOOO,
Nathan 3238.
Upham, Clarissa 13133.
Usher, John 8417.
Valentine, Amanda-
Holmes" 3000. ¦
Ann-EUza' 2011.
Betsey' 2004. (77)

K

Index IL

Valentine, Durfee' 2421.
EUzabeth" 1989,
James-Lynde" 2008.
.Tames-Lynde'2010. John 2418.
John" 1980,
Jonathan' 2424.
Lois' 12783.
Lucy 12767.
Lydia 2000.
Lynde 3001.
Lynde' 2005.
Mary" 1986,
Mercy' 9163, 12765,
OUve' 2419,
Phebe' 9111, 13761,
Prudence" 12788.
Rebecca' 2009.
Ruth' 1984.
Sally" 12849.
Samuel 1983, 2418.
Samuel" 2417.
Samuel" 1988.
Sarah" 2420.
Stephen' 2433.
Sybil' 13807.
Thomas' 2003.
Thomas' 2007.
WilUam 2418, 13759,
WiUiam-Henry' 2012.
Vance, Eunice 5251.
Vanderbilt 4507.
Vandenburg, Jane-
Angeline 8631.
Van Derpoel, Harriet '
6114.
Vane, Henry pp. 52, 58.
Vannah, Carrie' 7676.
EUzabeth 7731.
Hudson' 8086.
Keldeo' 8085.
Lorenzo* 7777.
Lucy-Ann 8079.
Mary 8763.
Mary-Lizzie' 8087.
Jlinnie" 7779.
Nettie" 8088.
Oscar 7775.
Wilbert* 7778.
AVilUam 8084.
Van Ness 6625,
Van Slyck, Jlatihla 6204.
Varney, Aaron 11863,
Aaron-Clark 10352.
Arthur* 11177.
Charles-Cai-tland" 11175.
Charies-Milton" 11804.
(78)

Varney, Chariotte 7763.
Edith" 11176.
Frederic-Dudley' 10353.
Gustavus-Benson* 10354.
Huldah 1593, 11698.
Levi 10824, 11174.
Lydia 10387.
Mary 12017.
Sarah 11998.
Sarah-Winslow' 11865.
Susan 10016.
Susan-B. 11867.
William-Bowerman' 11178.
Varry, MatUda 12128.
Vassal, Frances 1.
WilUam pp. &2, 53.
Vaughan, Mary-Belcher
10706.
Sarah-Thomas 6096.
Veazie, Abigail" 8816,
Benjamin 8814, 8815.
John" 8820.
Joseph 8832.
Joseph" 8822.
Mary" 1818.
Sally' 8821.
Samuel 8824.
Veeder, Charles-Edward"
9645.
George-A. 9644,
JIary-Frances" 9040.
Venables, pp. 54, 55.
Vickary, Jane-Holt 8872.
Vicory, EUza 13879.
Viles, Adeline 6819.
Vinal, JIary 10022.
Vincent, Hannah 1192.
Helen-Mar 4821.
PhiUp 52, ch. VIIL
Vineca, Louisa 3558.
Vines, Richard p. 52.
Vining, George 5758,
Fanny-Eloise" ch. XV.
Hiram-Harrison ch. XV.
Volk, ch. XIH.
Charies-W'°. 3784.
James-H. 8781.
JIaria 3770, ch. XIV.
Vore, Sarah ch. XVI.
Vose, Rebecca 9297, ch. p.
484.
Vradenhurg, James-Henry
7115.
Nettie-Elizabeth" 7116.
AVaddeU, Susan-Ann
10356.

Wadsworth 7227, 11777.
Augusta 6080,
Ichabod" 8208.
Ichabod' 8213.
John' 8218.
Luke 8203.
Luke' 8317.
Mary' 8314.
Nathaniel" 8206.
Ruth 1382,
Ruth-Winslow' 8209.
Sarah' 8215.
WilUam- W. 1886.
Winslow" 8204.
Wait, Ashbel 6054.
Flora-Bell' 5572.
Harriet-Jane" 5575.
James-Winslow* 5571.
Sarah-Maria" 5573.
Seth 557b.
Waite, Benjamin-Franklin
7937.
Etta-Bell" 7938.
Jennie- Vesta" 7939.
John ch. VII, p. 286.
Sarah-E. 4706.
Wake, William (Arch, of
Canterbury) p. 8.
Wakefield, Edwin-
Houston" 4019.
Elijah-Carpenter* 4020.
Jonathan 4015.
Lester-Fish-Carpenter" 4923.
Mary-Helen" 4031.
Mindy-Abigail* 4016.
Ray-Greene" 4018.
Walbridge, Russell-David'
9255.
Wells-David 9254.
Walcott, Hannah 7908.
Waldo, Abiathar 9394.
Cordelia- Viana" 9351.
Erasmus-Darwin" 9300.
Winslow Putnam" 9302.
Wales, Elizabeth-Frances'
7523.
Joseph" 7524.
Nathaniel 7520,
Sarah-Copeland" 7521.
AValker, Abigail 6513.
Adoniram-Judson" 8090,
Catherine 7156.
Charles-Henry' 7807.
Charlotte-Cornelia' 7304.
David-H. 10673.

Persons Not Bearing the Wijislow Pat)'0)iym

Walker, Elizabeth' 13118.
Geo. -Washington 8091.
Georgia' 8093.
Hattie-Eldridge" 8097.
Horace' 7811.
Jared- Winslow' 7309.
John 658, 13117.
Levi 7474.
Lois" 7308.
Lucy-Ellen 3841.
Lydia 6027,
Lydia' 12119.
• Lyman 7808.
JIargaret' 660.
Jlarshall' 659.
JIartha-EUen 9483.
Mary 3084.
Mary-Ann 4097.
Nathaniel" 12120.
Rebecca 6044.
Ruth 8401.
Ruth-Winslow' 7475.
Sarah 3820.
Susan 8563.
Vesta- Ann-EUzabeth"
8096.
Wallace, Elizabeth 6961.
Theodore-C. 3085.
Theodore-Cortuit" 3086.
WUliam-P. 12909.
AV aller, Henry-C. 6448.
W.alsh, JIary 12020,
Walsworth, EUjah 5912,
Walter, John ch. VII, p.
286,
Walworth 275,
Ward, Alvah 3965.
Andrew ch, XII.
Eliza-Ann 4277.
Elizabeth ch. VII, p.
286,
Herbert-Dickinson 8625,
James-Duff p. 9.
John chs. IV, V, VIII.
Loui'a 4981.
William-Hayes 8625.
WardeU 4671.
Warner, Anna 13039,
Anna-Giulietta 5000,
Antoinette-Louisa' 569.
Cai-oUne-Maria983,1016.Carrie-JIaria* 3727, p.
815.
Charies 4789,
Char es-Belden' 565.
Chester" 5693.
Daniel- Brainard 563.

Warner, EU 347.
Emma-Frances* 3730, p.
315.
Georgian-Lucretia' 568.
Levi-Parsons 5692,
Levi-Whipple 3726, p.
315.
Luther-Clarence 5694.
Lydia 343,
Mary-Emma' 5695.
Mary-Green' 570.
Sarah-Electa' 5696.
Sidney-Brainard 567.
Susan 1119.
Warren 6957,
Aimer 0903.
Anna 5428.
Ednah' 6947.
Edward 6944, p. 600.
Edward-A'. 5904.
Fanny" 6946.
George 2861.
Georgiana" 3803.
James p. 59,
JIary-E. 4354.
Richard' 226, 366,
AVarring, JIattie 6399.
AVarton. JIary-A, 2316,
AVarwick (Earl of) p. 03,
Washburn, Albert' 3039,
Becky-W'. 5910.
Caroline-.A. 5179.
Caroline-D'. 5903.
Chloe' 8796.
David-C 5913.
E,-B. 5179.
Effle-Edson" 2530.
Ezra-Edson 2517.
Ezra-Edson' 2534.
Harriet-A'. 5900,
Horace-Wilbur' 2535.
Huldah-A', 5913.
Jabez ch, X,
John 5900.
John' 5915.
John-G', 5901.
Lucretia' 5903,
Lucy-Bond' 2520,
JIarcia 1407.
JIary-Louisa 13367.
Jlatthew' 0900,
Ruth' 0907,
Sarah-A', 5911.
Sarah-AUen' 229, 2518.
Solomon 1407.
Susan 1407.
Washington 4298. •

Waterbury, Catherine
6860,
J.-B. 0800, p. 600.
Waterhouse, Lydia 10800.
Waterman 1182.
Abigail 1918.
Abigail 1, 258.
Asa 1929.
Ebenezei--Copeland"7531
Elizabeth-Turner" 7530.
George-Crooker* 7519.
James 7528.
Joseph 7470.
Lydia ch. X.
Lvdia-Copeland' 7529.
olive 7472.
Robert ch. XI.
Sarah-Cushing 7600.
Sylvia-Barstow" 7516.
Thomas 7471, 7514, chs.
X XI
Thomas' 7515.
Thomas-Barstow' 7517.
Thomas-Edwin' 7518.
Tryphena 7871.
AVatson, Elkanah p. 59.
Rosella-Rebecca 13186.
WilUam 9004.
Watts, Alton-Daniel" 8121.
Artemas-Ward 7421.
Clara-Elizabeth' 8123.
Daniel-Osborne 8120.
Marion-Prince' 7424.
Mary-Jane 8108.
Myron-Winslow" 8122.
Way, Christopher 10007.
WUUam 4922.
AVeaver 7305,
Benjamin 307.
Candace 9203.
Charles-Benjamin 12819.
Charles-Sheffield" 12834.
Francis-Milton" 13830.
Frank-Milton" 13822,
Henry-Read' 12821.
Lydia-Caroline" 12820.
Webb, Albert* 3691, ch.
XIIL
Alden* 3692, ch. XIH.
Allen-Jones" 3681, ch.
XIII.
Ann-Eliza* 3624.
Annie-Lois'" 3628.
Betsey' 8706, ch. XIII,
Betsey" 3659.
Calvin-Augustus' 3674,
ch. XIIL (TO)

K

Lndex LI.

Webb, Catherine-JIeans'
3082, ch. XIIL
Charies' 3786.
Charies-Henry' 3669.
Charles-Lorenzo' 3644.
Charies-Merritt" 10662.
Clarissa-L. 8760.
Daniel-CampbeU" 3676.
Daniel-Pierson' 3797.
Elbridge-Gerry" 3650.
Elisha' 861)1, p. 315.
Elisha" 3689, ch. XIIL
Eliza" 3605.
Eliza-Lutberia" 3648.
Elizar-Ross' 3641.
Elizabeth" 3793.
EUzabeth-Lane" 3795,
Ella-Jane' 3680, ch. X.
EUen-Jane" 3697.
Erastus-David-Holton* 3653.
Fanny-Gertrude' 10667.
George" 3789.
George-Winslow" 3667.
Geo, -Henry" 3021,
Geo. -Melville'" 3670.
Geo. -AVashington' 3604,
p. 810.
Geo.-Washlngton" 3019,
Geo. -Washington' 3034.
Henry* 3630.
Henry-Clark" 3645.
Ida-JIai-y" 3649.
Isaac-Clark' 3633.
Isaac-Thomas" 3039.
Jaraes-Fulkersou" 3635.
Jane' 9111.
Jessie" 3632.
John 3597, ch. VIII. p.
315.
.John' 3598, p, 315,
John" 3630, 3793,
John* 3637.
John-Clarence* 3601.
John-Peri-itt 9111,
13761.
John-Thomas" 3606,
ch, XIII.
John-Thomas' '3671, ch,
XIH.
John-Thomas'" 3073,
ch, XIII.
Joshua' 3759, p, 310,
Joshua-Means" 3077, ch,
xm,
Julia-Boughtou' 3003.
(80)

Webb, Lenora-Leavitt'
3696.
Lizzie-Jones' 3678, ch.
XIIL
Lorenzo-Burton* 3647.
Lorenzo-Dow" 3646.
Lutheria-Clark" 3654.
Mamie" 10665.
Martha-Lutheria' 8643.
JIary' 3638.
Mary-Malvina* 3642.
Nancy-Lane' 3798.
Patience- JI argaret*
3638.
Peter-Lane' 3791.
PrisciUa-Winslow' 3704.
Richard Maybury 10060.
Sally 454.
Sarah- Ann' 3631.
Sophia 12068.
William-Herbert" 10661.
William- Kendall" 3705.
Winslow' 3658, p, 315.
AVinslow" 3690. ch, XIIL
Webber, Anna 9526.
Weber, W. p, 9.
Webster 1598.
B,-D, (Savage) 5441.
Content 3409.
Daniel 3399, 6957, p, 63.
Laura 5437,
Lydia-Dorinan 6340.
Jlary 2399,
Nathaniel 2100,
Wedgewood, Adaline
10409.
Weed, 6957, 7370,
Fanny-Adelaide' 7064,
Francis- Anson' 7063,
Frederick-A ugustus
7061.
Frederick-Jlason" 7002.
Harriet-JIaria' 7071.
Henry-Mason' 7060.
Ira-Dutton' 7069.
John-Kilborn" 7065.
John-Kilbourne 7057.
John-Winslow' 7058.. ¦
Lilv" 7067.
Mai-y-Doroihy' 7061.
Jlary-EUza" 7066.
Rose 2158.
Sarah-G. 2209.
Stephen-Hinsdale' 7070.
Susan 2209.
Weekes, Ammiel 141.

Weekes, Ammiel' 145.
Deborah' 144.
Ebenezer 167.
Ebenezer' 146.
Hannah 148.
Helen-Fowler' (Brig^'s)
712.
Isaac' 142.
Mehetabel' 147.
Phebe' 143.
Sally-G«. 146, 174.
Weeks, Butier 3061.
Chari s" 13160.
Cyrus 146.
Edward' 2061.
Helen-Fowler 712.
Henry 12158.
Louisa-Maria" 12159.
Rebecca 11547.
AVilliam 6128.
AVelch, Almii-a 11834.
Alvin" 10635.
Cyrus-Winslow" 10624.
Frank- Woodbury*
10036.
Robert-B. 10638.
Robert-B", 10638.
Welcome, JIarshall-Jacob
10078.
Wellington, Almira"
10077.
Charies-B". 10098.
Elizabeth-W". 10096.
Emily-G'. 10097.
Fannie" 10094,
Fannie-0". 10100.
Jane-T'. 10078.
John 10076.
John-P". 1009.5.
John-R". 10103.
Lucv-P». 10086.
JIarv 13975.
Jlary-E". 10099.
JIary-S", 10093.
Nathan-R". 10101.
Wellman, Joanna-CrowelP
1-3708.
John-Thompson' 13704,
Joseph 7837.
JlelUe-L". 12705.
Thomas 12596.
Wells, Eugene-A. 6229'.
Herbert-A°, 6229".
Horace p, 323.
John 3820.
Jlinnie-May e239».
Welsh, Elizabeth 11317.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

Welsted, Henry p. 8.
Wendslow, Alexander, pp.
4, 21.
Richard pp. 4, 31.
Wenman, Richard ch. VI.
Wentworth, Abigail-Eliza
beth" 4330.
Alice" 4361.
Amanda-Hutchiuson' 4349.
Ann BUza" 4292.
Anna-JIaria" 4338.
Benning' 4294.
Benning" 4834.
Betsey' 4323,
Charles-Clayton" 4253.
Charles-Frederick' 4357.
Edward' 797.
Edward* 4338.
Edward" 4393.
Edward' 4297.
Edward" 4247.
Edward' 4248.
Edward-Benning" 4265,
Edward-C 4353.
Edward-Strafford" 4336,
Eugene' 4258.
Frances-Zipporali' 4280,
Frankliu* 4260.
Hannah-Matilda' 4306.
Harri et-Kezia' 4354.
James' 4329.
James" 4332.
James-Reese* 4335.
Jane 439.
Joseph-Hill 10G78.
Josephine" 4378.
Josiah-Winslow" 4237.
Josiah-Winslow' 4377.
Josiah-Winslow' 4364,
4291.
Kezia' 4351.
Mary' 4244.
Mary' 4259.
'Matilda-S'. 4263.
MatUda-Smith" 4255.
Phebe-Jessup' 4272.
Polly' 4303.
Robert-Smith" 4354.
SamueP 4296.
Sarah' 4316,
Sarah-Winslow" 4340.
Susanna" 4389,
Theophilus" 4231.
Thomas-Hanford' 4248,
4854.
Thomas-Hanford" 4251.
Thomas-Hanford' 4252.

Wentworth, Wm, -Henry"
4263.
Wm.-Henry" 4'300, 4'356.
AVest, EUzabetii 747.
James-JIurdock 4818.
Stephen 337, 1949.
AVeston, pp. 38,39.
Thomas 2663, 4853.
AVetherbee, Lucy 4787.
Wetherell, Luoretia-L.
1108.
AVetherill, Charles-Coit
9738,
Jennie- Wilson* 9730,
Joseph-Ridgeway 9734.
Jlary-Winslow* 9737.
Samuel-Edward' !)735.
AVetmore, Clara-Ann"
6921.
Eva-Louisa' 6920.
Frederic-Hub bard'
6919.
Harriet-Almira" 0933,
Henry-Atwater 6917, p.
600,
AVevniouth, Elizabeth-
" JIabel" 4036.
Eugene-S, 4030,
Frauces-JIaud'* 4537.
AVheat,Chloe-Sophia°3915. Georg'i 5443.
Jaraes-Fraukliii" 3914.
Norman-Edgar" 3913,
Philander-Sahnou" 3913,
Samuel-Sand ford 3911,
Sail! uel-Sandf ord" 3916,
AVheaton, Ardelia-Adams'
9313.
Joseph 9311.
Sarah-Ann 9080.
AVheeler 3408.
Alfred-Winslow" 3374.
Betsey 13389,
Charlotte-Sophia" 974.
Edward-Winslow' 11908.
EUza-Jane" 977,
Lizzie-Annie" 11903,
JIary-Augusta" 11907.
Mary-Emeline" 975.
Rebecca 1330,
Rebecca-Ann" 970.
Samuel 8673.
Susan Putnam 8251.
Thomas 971.
Wm. -Harrison 3373,
11901.

Wheeler, Wm. -Harrison"
11906.
Wheelock 7197, also App.
Faunie-Barker 9076.
Phebe 10962.
Whelan, Charles-B. 8524.
John 1198,
AVm. -Farrar" 3525.
Wheldon, Eliza 2986.
AVhildin, John-Charles
9005.
Whippey, Geo. -Frederick
4413.
AVhipple, Almira-Balcom'
7198.
Anna- JIarian" 7208.
Asa-JIilford" 7207. ,
Charies-Sumner" 5067.
' Delia-Ray' 7197,
also Appendix.
Edward-Eleaser" 5071.
Eliza-JIitchell' 7193.
Eraeline-Frauoes" 5061.
Emily-Sandford' 7195,
Enoch-Judson' 7204.
Frances 11141.
Frederic-Henry" 5002,
Geo,-Croghan' 7188.
Guernsey-Goff" 7190,
Harriet-Adelaide" 5003.
Henry-Etlian' 7192,
also Appendix..
Judsou-Brainerd' 7189,
Lavinia-Judson' 7194,
also Appendix.
Lucy-Holt' 7210.
JIarion-Clara"7191. Orrin 5060.
Sanmel 8932.
Samuel-Ashley' 7209.
Samuel-Burnhara' 7306.
Stephen-Girard' 7196.
Wesley-Burnham 7187,
also Append x.
Whitaker, J.-H. 8746.
Joseph- Wood 13970,
Seraph-Perlee 5037.
AValter 8978.
Whitcomb, Charles-Haskel
3820.
Damaris, ch. XVI.
Henry-Phelps 3830.
James 63, 70, 83.
Kate 3820.
Nathaniel 907.
Royal-Earl 11575.
Vernon-Oswald 3820.
(81;

K

Index II.

Whitcomb, Wm.-IIcury-S.
8820.
White 7818.
Abby-Abigail 9437.
Andrew 6811.
Barney 1996.
Benjamin-F. 4385.
Bethiah (Holton) 4088.
Cynthia 11366.
Eliza- Agnes 3076.
Elizabeth 11308.
Elizabeth-Jane 3078.
Elmina 9531.
George-Horton 7426,
Harriet-Augusta" 7430.
Henry-G. 3444,
Henry-Winslow* 4288.
Horace-James* 7428.
James 13274.
James' 13275,
.Jonatiian' 13276,
Lucy 9100.
Jlatilda-Hatch 4334.
Jlelatiah W, ch VIII.
Peregrine" 8608, pp. 29,
32.
Pliny-Holton 3824.
Ruth, ch. X.
Ruth" 13278.
Sarah 1919.
Simpson 4376.
Susanna(Fullei-)ch VIII.
pp. 16, 29, 30, 32, 72.
Thomasine ch. VII, p.
286,
William 8658, pp. 39, 32.
Whiting, Martha 414.
Whitman, Alden 3659, ch.
Alice' 8570.
Gracie" 3662, ch. XHI,
Joshua- A- lams' 3661, ch.
XIH.
Prentice-JIellen' 3000,
ch. XIII.
Thomas' 8509.
Whitmore, Mary-C. 9907.
Whitney 11700, 911, 910.
Addie-Lucy 9391.
B.-L. 1706.
Catherine-A. 476.
Catherine-Abby' 1060.
Charies 12249.
Charles" 1059.
Frank-William" 8410.
Henry' 1061.
Huldah-Winslow 11287.
John 12898, 13151.
(83)

Whitney, Judith 11537.
Moses 1056.
Olive 11505.
Peletiah 8409,
Reed-Paige' 1057.
Samuel" 1058.
Whittemore, Abby-Riggs
1034.
Helen 5567.
Whittlesey, Eliza 7307,
Whittredge, Abigail 1585.
Joseph 11060.
Whyte, ch, Vll. p. 286.
AVicks, E.-B. 7369.
Wickes, Harriet 9740.
William 69.
AViggins, Sophia 10287.
Wight, Joanna 3792, ch.
XIII.
Wilbor, Annie-E". 9150.
Hai-ry-D". 9149.
Philip-H. 9148.
Wilbur, Alzoa-Nancy 1037.
Wilcox 12862.
Calvin-Elijah 6472.
Elizabeth-Sandford 12982.
Lucy ch. XV.
Maria-Teratia-Tolman 12316,
Sarah, ch, XII.
Wilde, Joseph-A. 7521.
Wilder, Amanda-Jlinerva
3350.
David 7542,
Edward-Morton" 9553.
Ed win- Lean der" 9552.
John-Calvin 7540,
Sarah-Jlinerva" 9554.
WaiTen 9551.
Wildman, Henry-Greene'
504.
Samuel-Canfield 502.
Wilkings, Edward-Wins
low' 275.
Wilkins, Calvin' 1321.
CaroUne-Pillsbury' 1329.
George 1317.
George" 1325.
Isaac" 1320.
Luther" 1322.
JIaria" 1326.
Jlartha" 1827.
Jlary" 1337.
SaUy 1272.
StUlman" 1828.
AViUiam" 1323.

Wilkinson 1528, 6113.
WiU, John 4874.
WiUard, AUce-JIaria'*
9373.
Annie" 9268.
Artemus 9267.
Betsey 12709.
Joseph 1885.
Joseph" 1888.
Mabel-Nora" 9374.
Robert 1893,
Sidney" 1886, also App.
Theodora 1887.
Theodora" 1894.
Warren 9372.
Willey, Asa 604.
Asa' 605.
Calvin? 606.
Charlotte-Amelia' 557.
Daisy-Belle" 8937.
Frank-Winslow" 8938.
Frederick-Hiram' 8935.
Hiiam-A. 8934.
L 8752,
James-Marshall' 556.
James-Marshall" 558.
Justin-Morrell' 8936.
Mary-Lucena" 8939,
Sarah-Lucretia' 559,
Seth 347.
Sidney-Brainerd" 550,
607.
Sidney-Brainerd' 555.
Williams 5426, 5796, ch.
VII, p. 286.
Arthur-Samuel* 11052,
Braman-J. 9092.
Casper 11000.
Charies-Casper* 11050.
Content 13306.
Daniel p. 454.
Edward-H". 11049.
Fanny 4201.
Frank-Winslow" 9093.
Hannah 24, p. 404,
Hannah-Coney 11121.
Hannah-Jane 8890,
Harri et-Butier* 10039,
Henry" 7306.
Henry Winslow' 10038.
John* 10037.
John-Butier 10035.
Joseph-P. 7304.
LUUan* 11053.
Lousiana 11443.
JIartha" 7305.
Mary* p, 454.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

Williams, Nathan-Wins
low" 10036,
Richard-Gordon' 10040,
Roger, pp, 46, 47.
Samuel 11048,
Samuel* p, 454.
Sarah* p. 454.
Sarah-Davis 3754, p, 315.
Seth* p. 454.
Thomas 18305.
Walter 12948.
Walter-Thomas* 11001.
Williamson, Albert-
EUphaz" 5378.
Caroline-Cross 1893,
Charles-Albert" 5383,
Egbert- Van Shaack'
5385.
EUphaz-JIiller 5377.
EUa-Jerusha* 5380,
Francis-Doris' 5379.
Lora-Anna* 5881.
Mira-Hammond 5300.
Nancy-Minerva" 5383.
WiUis, JIary-Elizabeth
9436.
Willoughby, p. 55.
Eras p. 57.
Wilmarth-F. 11196.
Wilson 7054.
Alonzo" 12552.
Carrie-Ella" 12619.
Catherine 11873.
Charles' 12551.
David 11389.
Edith- Jlay" 12616.
Elizabeth-F. 9909.
Emma-Christiena 12622.
Fanny-H. 1913.
Frank-Winslow' 12548,
George-Brinton- McClellen" 12620,
John-Barr 12015.
John-Garmer 12544,
Jonathan 11442.
Joseph-Winslow" 12017,
Lydia-Frances" 12550,
Jlargarette-Elizabeth" 12621.
Jlary-Anna" 12618.
Olive 2344, 12925.
Richard 11391,
Sally 9134.
WilUam" 12553.
Winchell, ch. XV.
Gratis ch. XV.

Winchenbach, Charles-
Frederick" 7960.
Claribel* 7959.
Mary-Eva" 7962.
Nettie-Gurti-ude" 7961,
AVilUam-James 7958.
Winchester 4587.
Benjamin 907.
AVing, Ananias 0.
Andrew-Moores 6756,
John 6, 51, ch, VIIL
John-Haines 7890.
Levi 11977.
Lizzie-Izora" 7891.
Louisa-Jane' 0757.
Mary 10886.
Phebe 11090.
Rebecca 11082.
Sophia 13438.
AVingate, Arthur-JIanverse*
5870.
Clara-Adelaide" 5872.
Elkanah-JIiller 5869.
Geo,-WilUam'° 0871.
Winning, Adam-C. 6048.
Winslead, p. 67.
Winsley, p. 67.
Winsmore, Jane pp. 4, 21.
.Iohn p, 4.
Winsor 5968,
Ada- Jane' 1527.
Alfred' 1534.
Alfred" 1537.
Allen' 1545.
Arthur-Austin' 1532.
Corinda" 1567,
Deborah" 1565.
EUzabeth-Hale' 1520.
Ellis' 1411,
Florence-Gregory' 15'20.
Frank" 1538.
Frederick 1523.
George" 1554.
George' 1561.
George-A", 1562.
Gershom 1524.
Gershom-Crayton' 1529.
Hannah" 1407.
Hannah' 1553,
Harriet' 1540.
Helen" 1535.
Henry' 1513.
Henry-F". 1563.
Horace-Edwin" 1525.
James' 1556.
Jane' 1524.
Joseph" 1544.

Winsor, Joshua 1401.
Joshua' 1566,
Joshua-F". 1568.
Judith" 1427.
Judith' 1521.
Lorenzo-Dow' 1558.
Lucia' 1-547.
Lucy" 1412.
Lucy-Alice' 1559.
Mary-Percival" 1536.
Pauline' 1528.
Rufus' 1522.
Rufus" 1539.
Ruth-Thomas' 1546.
Sarah-Ann' 1550.
Seth" 1406.
Seth' 1515.
Sidney-Edgar" 1533.
Sophia' 1552.
Susan 1530.
Thomas' 1512.
Thomas' 1530.
Thomas-Irving' 1531.
WilUam- W'- 1560.
Winthrop, pp. 43, 45, 49,
52, 53, 73.
Wisdom, JIargaret ch.
VII, p. 286.
Wiswell, Mary-W'. 1624.
Tobias-Paine' 1622.
Witham, Louisa-Barnes
10146.
Witherell, Henry 8979.
Witherspoon, Mary 869.
Withington, S. 1634.
Sarah' 1638.
Thomas-S'. 1637.
Witt, Jerusha-Foster
4121.
Wolcott, Roger p. 67.
Wolverton, Sarah-Aurelia
6244.
Wood 280.
Augusta 1110.
Charles-Arthur' 5510.
Charles-Luther 5509.
Clementine 7452.
Elizabeth 4293.
Esther 803.
EvaUne 7453.
John-A. 8839.
Juliette-Graves 9284.
Mary-Catherine 3710.
Mary-Lizzie 4105.
Mary-Thompson 4765.
Samuel 1121,
Stephen-N, 4285, (S3)

Index II.

Wood, Thomas 332.
WiUiam 1153,
Woodbridge, Mary ch.
VII, p. 386.
Wm. p. 67.
Woodcock, James 8185.
Wooding, Alvin-Seaman'
433.
Anson' 424.
Edmund' 412.
Edmund-Anson 406.
Ed mund- Anson' 428.
Eliza' 411.
Ella-Amelia" 429.
Emma-CaroUne' 418.
Frank-Edmund' 413.
Gertrude-Augusta" 419.
James' 416.
Julius' 414.
Jlary-Eliza" 425.
William- Arthur" 433.
Woodman, Evaette 10233,
Woodruff, Josephine
10041.
Woods, Abigail-A'. 1863.
Alpheus- Winslow' 1803,
Augusta-Sophia' 5433.
Carios" 5439.
Charies-S'. 5440.
Daniel 1858,
Daniel-Waldo' 1860.
Helen-Louisa' 1865.
Henry-C 5430.
Isabel-Louisa" 5435,
Jonathan' 5433.
Joseph-Stone' 5436.
Laura' 5437,
Laura" 5436.
Lucius' 5437.
Lucius-P*. 5431.
Marshall' 5435.
Mary' 5442.
JIary-Caroline' 1859.
Oscai' 5438.
Paul 5424.
Samuel' 5428,
Winslow' 5429.
Winslow' 5441.
Woodside, Frank 111)35.
Woodward 5079.
Cynthia 5482.

Woodward, Sarauel 4406,
William-Dodge" 4407,
Woodworth, Harry 13165,
Woolinton, Ada-M. 180';5.
AVooster, Joseph 1919.
Worcester, Eben 8748.
Worden, (Baldwin) Ann
Saulter 13323.
Jlercy ch. VIII.
Mercy" pp, 208, 292.
Peter G, ch. VIII.
Works, Alice-JIay" 9569,
Anna-JIaria' 9542.
Anna-Maria" 9568.
Benjamin' 9558,
Electa-Gertrude" 9560,
Frederick-James" 9567.
George' 9566,
George' 9534, 9570.
Hannah' 9556.
Ida" 9562.
James 9530.
James' 9031.
Jessie 9503,
John-Webber' 9561.
John- Webber' 9059.
Joseph' 9541.
Laura" 9538.
Louisa' 9535.
Rufus' 9532.
Sarah' 9551,
AVorth, Calvin-G, 12913.
AVorthingtou, ch, XVI,
AVright, Anna-Maria' 7404.
Augustus-Hunt' 4359.
Charles- AA'eston" 7013.
Clarissa-Curtis" 7490.
Edmund 4350.
Edmund-AVentworth' 4357.
Egbert-Alanson 7403.
Elwin 5531,
Emma-Jane' 7409.
Harriet 5564.
Harriet-Francelia' 7400.
Henry' 7501, 7510,
Heni-y-E". 1734,
Horace-Winslow" 4300.
James 7493.
James" 7494.
James-E". 1723.

Wright, Joseph-B.
1722.
Lewis-Corydon' 7410.
Lillian-Salome' 5532.
Mary" 7495.
Mary-Amanda' 7408.
Jlary-Angelina" 4361.
Ozro 5535.
Polly 6038.
Robert' 7411.
Rollin' 7413.
Theodore-Francis" 4358.
Thomas-Ford' 7500.
WilUam" 7499.
AVrightington, John 9198.
Ruth-Davol 4090.
AVyeth, Harriet 3800.
Wyman, Lizzie-Adelaide
3669.
Susan 857.
AVynslaive, Walter de p. 8.
Yale, Henry 9001.
Y'ates, Hallett- Winslow'
13350.
Helen-JIaria 6113.
Lucy-MaxweU' 13258.
Richard-Edgar' 13355.
AViUiam 11447.
William-AIarshall 13354.
Yeaton, Ellen-Jane 8489.
Yenney, Earnest" 10937.
Irving'" 10938.
Jessie" 10936.
RusseU 10935,
York, B,-P, 1639.
Youuij, Anna-Rebekah'
59-34,
Chariotte 0576,
Daniel-Crockett" 5935.
Daniel-Pierce 0931.
Prank" 9770.
J. 1673.
Jane 7635.
Jlary 3785, ch. XIII.
JIai-y-Luci-i-tia" 5933,
Phebe-M, 2204,
Robei-t-Hniiiiihi-ey" 5923,
Shepherd 9709.
Thomas p, 8.

(S4)

INDEX III.
ADDITIONAL INDEX OP PERSONS BEARING TIIE WINSLOW PATRO
NYJIIC JIENTIONED IN VOL, IL AND IN THE APPENDIX.

Aaron-Martin' 9396, p. 189.
Abby-D'. 7857, p. 130.
Abby-.lones' 4904, p, 89.
AbigaU' p. 56.
Abigail' 5554, pp. 100, 171.
Abilene' p. 08.
Albert' 4785, 9173, pp, 88,
187.
Albert' 9178, p, 137.
Albert-Henry' 7346, p.
126.
Albert-Norton' 10153, p.
150.
Albion-K.-Parris' 7854, p.
130.
Alfred' 8369, p. 67.
Alice-Crane* p. 138.
Alice-Halsey' 9751'.
AUen' p. 19.
Allen-L*. p. 129.
AUen-Pilsbury" p. 128.
Almira' 5601, p. 108,
Almira-Emma* p, 92.
Almon-Mack' 9803^ p. 144.
Alonzo' p. 21,
Amasa-Pride" p. 21,
Amasa' 11611.
Amos' 8523, p, 135.
Ancie-Thurber" 7870, p.
u:i.
Ann' 0037, p. 90.
Anna' p. 17,
Anna' p, 133,
Anna-EUzabeth' 9237, p.
139.
Anuii-Green' p. 16,
Anna-Louise' 9750, p, 143,
Anna-West' 4575, p, 88,
Annie-Cora' 8442, p. 134,
Annie-Crosby" 10154, p,
101.
Annie-EUzabeth" 10147, p.
150.
AnseP 6218,
Araunah-Otis' 6377, p.
116.
Arthur-Kenelm" p. 129.

Arthur-Severance" 9519».
Arvilla" p. 17.
Asa" p. 14.
Asenath' p. 56,
Asher- William' p, 22,
Augustus-Sydenham' 9749,
p. 143.
Auleanna" p. 129.
Barnabas' p, 56,
Barnabas' 8371, pp. 56,
134.
Barnabas' p. 12.
Bartlett-Bray' 3333, p.
67.
BeUe-Cariotta' p. 21.
Benjamin" p. 16.
Benjamin* 303, p. 13.
Benjamin' 6183, pp, 56,
115.
Benjamin-Franklin' 4690,
p. 88.
Benjamin-Rush p, 174.
Bernard -Ed ward" p. 92.
Bethiah' 1203, p, 17.
Bethia" 9200, p, 138.
Betsey' 9202, p. 138.
Betsey" 5418, pp. 17, 105,
Beulah* p. 137.
Bradford-Delano' 7852. p.
130.
Bradley" 5410, p. 104.
Burton-Hockey* p, 128.
Byron-Tyler' p. 22.
Caleb' p. 171.
Calista-M'. p. li).
Calvin' 1208, p, 17,
Calvin-Averill' p, 19.
Caroline" 4555, p 87,
Caroline-Elizabeth p. 114.
Caroline-Grandy' 10047".
Carrie" p. 182.
Carrie-Dexter' 9383, p.
138.
Catharine-Elizabeth' 12458, p. 161.
Catharine-Howland" 12990.
Catharine-Jennette' 5417,
p. 105.

Catharine-0'. p. 172.
Celestia-A'. p 20.
Chandler' 6261, p. 116.
Charity" p. 173.
Charles' 5042, p. 90.
Charles' pp. 113, 133,
Charies* p, 137.
Charles-Deane' 10146, p.
149.
Charles-Edgar" p. 19.
Charies-Edward" 9491, p.
140.
Charies-Edwin" p, 125,
Charles-Frederick" p, 130.
Charles-Hamlin" p. 19,
Charies-Henry' 9518, p.
140.
Charles-Henry" 10152, p.
150.
Charles-Howard' 5057, p.
91.
Charies-L". p. 113.
Charles-Marius' 6590, p.
117.
Charies-Samuel' 7290, p.
125.
Charles-Spaulding* 9477^
Chariotte' p. 22.
Chariotte' p. 17.
Chariotte' 500'3, p. 108.
Charlotte-Halstead" p, 15.
Chauncey-Rose" 9753, p.
143,
Chester' p, 17.
Chester-Randolph' p, 18.
Clara-A.' p, 130.
Clarence-Morton" 0340'^.
Clarion-Bartlett" 6360 j.
Clarissa' 5386, p. 104.
Clark" p. 15.
Clark-Ansel' 0383.
Clementine' 10696".
Col. p. 157,
Cora-May" 6351''.
Cornelia-Ann' p. 22.
Cornelia-Holroyd" 7348,
p. 136.
Cornelius" pp. 133, 133.
(85)

K

Index IIL

Cynthia' 7388, p, 103.
(Jynthia-Jones' 0110, p.
100.
Cynthia-Helen' 3441, p.
68.
D.-C p. 93.
Daniel' 9199, p. 188,
Daniel' p. 14.
Daniel-B'. 9207, p, 138.
Daniel-Sherman' p. 17.
Daniel- W*. p, 113,
David-Corbett' 5051, p.
91.
David-LUly' 3587, p, 08.
David-Long' 9473, p, 140.
Deborah' 6494, p, 17.
Della" p. 21.
Della-O.-C p. 21.
Don-Avery' 4521, p. 106.
Dulcena" 3430, p, 08,
Ebenezer' 8825, pp, 50,
167.
Ebenezer' 9304, p, 138.
Edna-Laura" 1U111, p, 101.
Edward p. 3,
Edward p. 5.
Edward p. 6.
Edward p. 8, 11.
Edward" p. 16,
Edward' 813 p, 50.
Edward" p. 171.
Edward' p. 172.
Edward" 9746, pp. 15, 66,
142,
Edward* p. 172.
Edward" p. 173,
Edward-Alexander' 6'.)40,
pp, 128, 173,
Edward-Burton" p, 1 2!),
Edward-Clarendon' 0884,
p. 111.
Edward-Clinton' 8037, p,
135.
Edward-Crane' 10101, ji.
150.
Edward-Francis' 11909,
p. 154.
Edward-Francis" 1 191 3».
Edward-Hubbard' O'.lls,
p. 123.
Edward-Lester" p. 110.
Edward-M'. 6-281.
Edward-Martin' 6360,
6281, p. 116,
Edward-Packard" 7867,
p. 130.
Edward-S*. p. 150.
(SO)

Edward-Thomas' 9733, p.
142,
Edward-Webster" 6240».
Effie-Eldora" p, 19.
Effie-Haines" 7866, p. 130.
Ellen or Eleanor' p. 34.-
EUen-M". p, 173,
Eleanor' 10023 p. 145.
Eleanor-I." 5044 p, 90.
Eleanor-J", p. 114,
Eleazer-Ring p, 169.
Eleazer-Robbins" 5035, p.
90.
Elisha' 7399, p. 136.
Elisha-Dillingham' 2883,
p, 66,
Eliza" p, 22.
Eliza-Emma" 2912,p. 66.
Elizabeth p, 6,
Elizabeth* p, 16.
Elizabeth" 1200, pp, 13,
10,
Elizabetii" p, 16,
Elizabetii-Aun' 8091, p.
164,
EUa' p, 133.
Ellen-.Corinda' 10141, p.
149.
Elsie" p. 13,
Elsie-B'rances" 5460, p.
100.
Emeline' 2910, 0000, pp.
07, 91.
Emeline-Lane' 9237, p,
138.
Enierancy-Ann' 0260».
Emily-Annette' 10719,
p, 153.
Emily-Etta" 8441, p, 134.
Emily-Melville" p, 134,
Emma-Florence' p, 113.
Emma-Frances" p. 19,
Emma-Henrietta" 9730,
p, 141,
Emma-Lucy" 0200s .
Enima-Payson" 7868, p.
131.
Erastus-B". p, 113.
Ernest' p, 19.
Ethel" 6240''.
Eugene-A'. p, 30,
Eugene-Hale' 13613°,
JAisene-W, p, 20,
Evelinc-S'. )>, 20.
Everetta-Robbins' 5084,
pp. 48, 98.
Ezra' 4033, p. 87.

jizra" 4.-jyw, p. o«.
Ezra-Spooner' 8918, p.
135.
Fanny p. 173.
Fanny' 5182, p. 103.
.Fanny' 6284, p. 131.
Fannie-Jane" 13951,
Fayette-Darwin' 9492, p.
140,
Frances" lOGOGi .
Frances-Asbury' p. 15.
Frances-Elizabeth' 10155,
p. 151.
Frances-Harriet' 4228, p.
87.
Francis-Dana" 5486, p. 106.
Francis-Ellsworth" p. 114.
Frank' 5462. pp. 105, 133.
Frank-A'. p. 20.
Frank-E". 5087 p. 99.
Frank-Everett' 9231, p.
138.
FrankUn-Asaph' 9487*.
Franklin- Augustus" 0239,
p. 116.
Frederic" 9163, 9228, pp,
136, 138.
Frederic" 10159, p. 151.
Frederic-R". p. 113.
Frederick' 9284, pp. 14,
138.
Frederick-Augustus" p. 14,
Frederick-Percy p. 115.
Gardiner' 5297, 9300, pp,
104, 139,
George* 2309 p. r,S.
George' 5594, 9165, pp,
108, 136.
George" 9169, pp. 133,137,
George-Alman* 9477",
(4eorge-B", 3234, p, 6 7,
Geo.-Bigelow' p, 18
George-Clinton' 8530, p,
135.
George-Coit" 9739, p. 142.
Geo. -Edward" p. 19,
George-Edward* 5080, p.
02,
George-Edwin' 5055, p.
91.
George-Francis* p. 92.
Geo, -Frederic' 12984, p.
162.
George-Gilbert' p. 134.
George-Henry' 9512*.
George-Lucius' p. 17.
George-L". p. 173.

Persons Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

George-Marcus 0073, p.
115.
George-Rex' 8990, p. 136,
Geo,-Scott' p. 16.
Geoi-ge-Stephen' 11910, p.
161.
George- W". p. 133.
George-Waitstill" 9477, p.
140.
6eo,-W' 9403, p, 139.
Geo, -Wesley" p. 174,
Georgianna" 9106,
Geraldine-Augjista" 9733,
p. 142.
Gertrude- Jlay' 9525''.
Gilbert p. 6.
Gilbert* p. 56.
Gilb ;rt' p. 13.
Gilbert" 4897, p, 89.
Gilbert' 8350, p, 67.
GUbert-Ezra' 5634, p,
108.
Gilbert-Hathaway' 9331,
p. 138.
Gordon' 6957, p. 134,
Gordon' 6961, p, 134,
Gov. p. 6.
Gov. p. 97.
Grace-Lovine" p. 19.
Grata' p, 17.
Guilford-C. p. 18.
Hannah' p. 17.
Hannah' p. 27.
Hannah-Coif 97:U, p, 142
Hannah-Gilbert' 4898, p.
89.
Hannah-Meliscent' 9476,
p. 140.
Hannah-Ring p, 168.
Harold" 12984".
Harold-E', p, 139.
Harriet' 10715, p, 103,
Harriet" 2855, p, 66.
Harriette' 11597, p, 104.
Harriet-Dana p. 174,
Harriet-Isabel 5299, p,
104.
Harriet-Jane" p. 114,
Harriet-Jewett' 10142, p.
149.
Harriet-Lathrop' 0881, p.
118.
Harriet-Lavinia" 9474, p.
189
Harriet-Jlary* 9487".
Harriet-Newell' 7818, p.
180.

Hattie' 7806, p. 164.
Hattie-Bell" p, 116.
Harvey' 7821, p, 127.
Harvey-Philip' p, 134.
Hayward" 5523, p. 87.
Hazelton" p, 17.
Helen' p, 113,
Helen-Brightie" 10000.
Helen-Louise' 6900, p.
123.
Helen-JIay" p, 129.
Henry' p. 16.
Henry' p. 17,
Henry" pp. 131, 114.
Henry-Alden' 13983, p.
163.
Henry-Clarke' 10053".
Henry-Clay p. 168.
Henry-Clay' 9691, p, 141.
Henry-Martin' 9400, p.
139.
Henry-Moses p. 1 15.
r' Henry-Stinson' 7849, p,
164.
Henry-Sumner" p, 114.
Henry-Thomas' p. 114.
Herbert- Hall" 9519, p.
141.
Herbert-Howland p. 169,
Hewett-Chandler' 8443, p,
134.
Hezekiah' 10110, p, 148.
Hezekiah-Joues 10054, p.
146.
Hiram' 7294, p. 136.
Hiram-Benedict' 7391, p.
125.
Homer-De Lancy' p. 21.
Hopey" 9809, p. 144.
Horace' 4841, 10156, pp.
89, 151.
Horace' 10161, p. 151.
Horace-Spencer" 9049, p.
136,
Horatio-Gates p, 174.
Howard-Thomas' 6251".
Hubbard" p. 120,
Hugh-Barney-" 11877".
Ida-G" p, 129.
Ida-JIaria' 2914, p. 67.
Isaac p. 41.
Isaac' p. 16.
Isaac" 5113, p. 100.
Isaac' 7807, p. 127.
Isaac" 2841, p, 00,

Isaac-Shepard' 5124, p.
101.
Isabel'. 9464. p, 139,
Issachar* 249, p. 13.
Jacob p. 168.
Jacob-Snow p. 168.
James p. 50.
James' 9744, p. 143.
James" p. 133.
James-B". p. 113,
James-Clark" p. IIG.
James-Jladison' 3434, p.
68.
James-Norton' 9747, p.
142.
Jane' 7813, p. 130.
Jane-A'. p, 20.
Jane-Crane- Brid ges'
10137, p, 148.
.Jane-Cummins' p. 17.
J,-Burtt' p. 19,
Jedediah* 1198, p. 15.
Jedediah' p, 21.
Jennie' p, 130.
Jesse" 5016, p, 90.
Jessie-C". p. 20.
Jessie-May" p. 19,
Joanna' 6871, p. 118.
Job p, 62.
Job" 36, p. 11.
Job* 2023, p. 62.
Job' pp. 62, 65.
Josephine-L". p, 131.
John-Gen, p, 62, Vol. L
Johnp, 10.
John' p. 16, 34.
John p. 174.
John" p. 16.
John" p, 16.
John* p. 16.
John" 4205, pp, 16, 17.
John" 7806, 10749, pp.
1^7 153
John''5082, 7809, 9233, pp.
92-99, 128, 138, 153.
John-A*. p, 113.
John- Adams" 3432, p. 68.
John-Alviu' 4790, p. 89.
John- Archie-Baker"
5896, p. 111.
John-B. p. 114.
John-Clark' p, 17.
John-Coombs' 5895, p,
111.
John-Cooper' 5411, p, 105.
John-Everett" p, 129.
John-Penno" 5290, p, 104.
(87)

K

Lndex IIL

.John-Flaok' 9740, p. 142.
John-G, -Easton' 13241.
John-Gilbert" p. 134.
John-Heman' p, 23.
John-Henry" p. 16.
.lohn-JIerrill p, 168.
John-Rutherford p, 115.
John-Witham' 10149, p.
150,
Joseph" p, 16,
Joseph' 8135, p. 131.
Joseph" 0031, p. 90.
Joseph' 5466, 7805, pp.
105, 130.
Joseph-Gooding p, 109,
Joseph-Horace' 8923, p.
135.
Joseph-Webber 9571, p.
141.
Joshua' p, 16.
Joshua" p, 113,
Joshua-S'. p. 113.
Josiah' 7811, p. 130.
Julane" 9108, p. 136.
Julia-Adelaide" 9781, p.
141.
.Julia-Amelia' 2876, p, 66.
Julia-Emma" p. 15.
JuUetta" 9235, p. 138.
Justin' 6065, p. 22.
ICate-Geraldine' p. 21.
Katharine- JIary" p, 19.
Katie" p, 18.
Kenelm' pp. 11, 34, 36, 72,
78, 82.
Kenelm" p, 57.
Kenelm' 2864, 6956, pp.
62, 66,
Kenelm" 2843, p, 66.
Kenelm-Pelham" p, 147.
Kenelm-Rogers" p, 1#5.
Laura" p. 17.
Laura-F'. p. 15.
Lawson-Armstrong' 9488, p, 140.
Leah" p. 150.
Leander p, 137.
Leander-Andros" 9189, p.
Ii7,
Lelia-Evalyn' p, 22.
Lemon-Tisdale' p. 141.
Leonora-Jane' 0114, p.
100.
Leonora-M'. p. 22.
Leonard-Charles' p. 143.
Leonard-Corning' 9754, p.
143. (88)

Lester-Rodney' p. 18.
Liberty' 6283.
Linus-Archer" 9336, p.
139.
Lizzie-Reynolds" 8896, p.
135.
Lorana' 11245, p. 154.
Loring-Blanchard-True^ 11729, p. 154.
Louisa' 2892, p. 67,
Louisa-Payzant p. 110,
Lucinda' 6285,
Lucinda-Blanch' p. 116.
Lucinda-Marcella" 8919, p.
135.
Lucien-Spooner' 8924, p,
135.
Lucius-Bowman' 8942. p.
136.
Lucius-Marvin' p. 18.
Lucius-Murray' p, 19.
Lucy' 9172, p, 137.
Lucy-Almira" 5098, p. 108.
Lucy- Ann p. 115.
Lucy-Ann' 7296, p. 126.
Lucy-T'. p. 114.
Luman" 7389, p. 125.
Luther' 1201, p. 15.
Luther' 9100, p. 136.
Lydia" p. 131.
Lydia-Ann' 9784, p. 144.
Lydia-Cornforth' 4533, p.
87.
Lyman- Walker' 7357, p.
130,
Mabel-Lizzie p. 115.
Jlabel-Rose° p. 19.
Maj. Gen. p, 41.
Margaret p, 1.
Margaret" p, 105.
Margaret- J ane' 11218, p.
154.
Margaret-Lanier' 9740.
Margaret-M, p, 88,
Marguerite 100901^.
Maria' 5570, p. 107,
Marianna p. 115.
Maria-J'. p, 139.
JJarietia' 9232, p. 138.
Marion-M'. p. 30,
Jlark-French" p, 22.
Martha" 5476, p. 100,
Martha' p. 131.
Martha-Edith' p. 102.
Jlartha-Switzer' 5108, p,
100.
Martin-P'- p. 116.

Marvin-Lucius" p. 19.
Jlarvin-Lucius' p. 22.
Jlarvin-Nelson' p. 21.
JIary p. 16.
JIary' 834, 2013, pp. 50,
164.
JIary' p. 17.
JIary" 11521.
JIary' p. 131.
Mary" p. 114.
JIary-A». p, 20.
JIary-A'. 4788, p, 88.
JIary-Ann" 1-1239" p,154.
JIary-Ann' j). 17.
Mary-Ann-E'. p. 20.
Jlary-Augusta-Allen" 4789, p. 89.
Jlary- B". 5316, p. 104.
Mary-Clark p. 109,
Mary-Cookman' p. 143.
Mary- tdmi' 7869, p, 131.
JIaryetta" p, 133.
Mary-Ellen' 10157, p, 151.
Mary-Isabel' 10148, p.
150.
JIary- J', p, 129,
Mary-Jane' 9701, p. 143.
Mary-Louisa' 5073. p, 93,
Mary-Lovine' p, 19,
JIary-OUve' 3439, p, 08,
Mary-Pratt' 5OH0, p. 100.
Mary-T'. p. 173.
Mary-Tyler' p. 22.
Mathilda" 10e9(i*.
JIattie-JIinerva* 9493, p.
140.
Maud" p. 116.
Jlary-Foster* 2873, p. 66.
Jlercelia-Anna' p. 140.
Jlercy" 9198, p. 138.
JIercy' 9215, p. 138.
Jlercy- V"- 9108. p. 137.
Jlilton-Starr" p. 19.
Miranda' 8404, pp. 184,
164.
Minnie-Sylvia" p. 125.
Jliron" 6860, pp. 118,125.
Jliron' 0897, p. 1-33.
Myrtle-A". p. 31.
Nabby-Loveir 3385, p. 66,
Nancy' p. 14.
Nancy-Fisher' 5593, p.
108.
Nancy-Jane" 7835, p. 138.
Nathan' 10138, p. 149.
Nathan-Crane' 10034, p.
145.

Persons Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

K

Nathan-Howard' 10043,
p. 146.
Nathaniel' 6832, 901, pp.
14, 118.
Nathaniel' 2907, p. 06.
Nathaniel-Dana p. 174,
Nathaniel-Rideout' 8439,
p. 134.
NeUie-JI, 6371".
Nellie-Perry" p. 129.
Nettie p. 137.
Noi-ris 5414, p. 105.
Octavius, D.D. p, 2.
OUn-Leroy" 02001^ .
Olive' 3205, p, 67.
Orin-Fowler' 9186, p.
137.
Orrin-Henry' 5081, p, 92.
Oscar-Fitzell" 8925, p.
136.
Otis-Alvin" 8440, p. 134.
Paseal-PaoU' 5452, p, 105.
Patience" 1597", p, 56,
Patience" 13177, p. 163,
Patty-Lucinda' p. 31.
Peleg' 9399, p. 139.
Pelham" p. 114.
Percival-Almerin' 6327, p.
115.
Perry" 9672, p. 141.
Phebe' p. 15,
Phebe-Slade' 9241, p.
139.
Philip' 8430, p, 134.
Philip-Henry" 8435, p.
134,
PoUy' p. 173,
Prentice" p. 17.
Preston- Willard" 4787,
p. 88.
Priscilla-B'. p, 114.
Prudence' p, 133.
Rachel-F". p. 113.
Ralph-G*. p. 129..
Ray-C 0227", p. 115.
Rebecca' p, 56.
Rebecca" 2861, p. 06.
Rebecca-EUace' p. 173.
Rebecca-Ellen' p. 173.
Rebecca-H", p. 113.
Reginald-Kenelm" 0901.
Reuben' 2850, p. 06.
Reuben-Colburn' 13613,
p. 163,
Rhoda-P. p. 174.
Rhoda' 8456, p. 63.
Bichard p. 1.

Richard' 10033, p. 145.
Richard' 10055, pp. 143,
147.
Richard-Henry' 9729, p.
141.
Richmond' p. 113.
Robert' p. 15.
Robert" 10696".
Robert-Delano" p. 151.
Robert-McEwan' 4693, p.
88.
Robert- Wing' 9260, p.
139.
Roland' 2895, p. OO.
Roscoe-Dow" 10158, p.
151.
Rosina-Ann' p. 22.
Rowena' 9104, p. 130.
Roxana" p. 14,
Rufus-King' 10057, p.
147,
Rush" 5407, p, 105.
Ruth-G". p. 114.
Sally" 0594, p. 117.
Saniuel" p. 10.
Sarauel" 5017, p. 90.
Samuel' 0080, 0086, pp,
98, 110,
Samuel-E". 0088, p, 99.
Samuel-Freeman' p. 20,
Samuel-R". p, 113.
Sarah p, 115.
Sarah" p, 16.
Sarah' 8261, pp. 15, 16,
50, 133,
Sarah' 10731, pp, 10, 103.
Sarah" 10696\
Sarah-Abbie" 2867. p. 60.
Sarah-Bridges' 10140, p.
149.
Sarah-Bridges" 10100. p.
151.
Sarah-E'. 6286.
Sarah-Elizabeth p. 168.
Sarah-F»- p. 142.
Sarah -Jane" 10118, p.
148.
Sarah-Louisa" 2859, pp.
06, 163.
Sarah-Lydia" 12991.
Sarah- Miller (Bennett)
p. 48.
Sarah- Wing" 445 p. 13.
Seabury' 8449, pp. Oo,
134, 176.
Sebrana' p. 174,
Seth' 8220, p. 131.

Seth' 0028, p. 113.
Seth-Thomas" 4658, p. ^.^
Seymour" 7368, p. 126.
Seymour-M'. 6976, p, 113.
Shadrach' M.D. , 5011,
p. 90.
Smith" 9182, p. 137.
Snow p. 168.
Solomon' 8524, p. 130.
Sophronia' 3358, pp, 67,
169.
Spooner' 9229, p. 138.
Susan-Albina-Noble' 11574.
Susan-Babbitt' 8932, p.
136.
Susan-Dulcena' 3444, p.
68.
Sylvia-Babbitt' p. 136,
Susanna" p. 16,
Temperance" 9726, p, 14L.
Thom. s pp. 1, 3, 174,
Thomas' 6037, pp. 113,
133,
Thomas-GUbert' 4903, p,
89.
Thomas-Goodspeed" 6608,
p, 33.
Thomas-Gross' pp. 113,
114.
Thomas-Gross" p. 113,
Thomas-Henry p. ,115.
Thomas-Jefferson" 3438, p.
68.
Thoraas-Soott' p. 15.
Timothy" p. 17.
Valentine' p, 133.
Vernon" p, 32.
Verona-Louisa' p. 21.
Virginia" 12984",
Waldo-Erskine" 2838, p.
65.
Walter-Clark' p. 142.
Walter-ColUns" 5074, p. 9'2.
Walter-Miner" 0251.
AVariand-Hosford 0253".
AVarren" p, 22.
AVarren-Lewis' p. 21.
Warren-Lewis" p. 21.
AVealthy p, 174,
AVealthy' p. 132.
AVealthy" p. 133.
Wesley" p. 17.
Wesley' 9808, p. 144.
WUbur" 2870, p. 06.
Wilbur-Burnis' p. 23.
WiUard' p. 132.

K

Index ILL

WiUiam" p. 22.
WiUiam' 2874, 9179, pp.
15, 66, 131, 137.
William" p. 114.
WiUiam-Copley' 6962, p.
123.

WUIiam-Gaston" 10049.
WUliam-Gaston* 10062".
William-Jay" p. 19.
WilUam-Keene" 12464".
William-Newton' p. 15.
Wm. -Prentice' p. 17.

WilUam- Warren' 12014, p.
162.
Williams' 4956, p. 90.
Winthrop-Church* p. 115.
Wirt p. 105.

Anna-Green" p. 16.
Bela-Henry" p. 177.
Benjamin-Rush p. 175.
Clarinda-CaroUne p. 176.
Edward p. 175.
EUjah p, 174.
Emeline-Lucinda p. 175.
Eunice" p. 169.
Fanny p. 176.
George p. 175.
George-Francis* p. 92.

George-Gilbert' p. 177.
George-Wesley" p. 177.
Harriet-Dana p. 175.
Horatio-Gates p. 176.
Isabella-Sophia p. 175.
John-Bradley p. 177.
John p. 176.
Josiah" p. 179.
.losiah -'Thomas p. 175,
Katie p. 175.

Lucy-Chandler p. 170.
Mary-EUza p. 177.
Nathaniel-Dana p. 175.
Percy-Edward* 6248".
Rhoda p. 175.
Rhoda- Ann p. 177.
Rush p. 175.
Thomas p. 175.
Wealthy p. 174.
Wealthy-Maria p. 176.

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INDEX IV.
ADDITIONAL INDEX OF PERSONS NOT BEARING THE WINSLOW
PATRONYMIC MENTIONED IN VOL. II. AND IN THE APPENDIX.

Abbott, Abbie-J. p. 92.
Alden-0. p. 135.
Adams, Benjamin p. 50.
Celia p. 39.
Eleanor p. 11.
James p. 11.
John p. 11.
Dr. Joseph-W. p. 103.
Levi p. 50.
Nancy p. 144.
Susan p. 11.
Susan- Augusta p. 80.
Thomas p, 40.
Aikin, Forrester-B. p. 50.
Albee, Alma* p. 30.
Asahel p. 30.
Charies' p. 30.
Maria* p. 30.
Miriam' p. 80.
Seraph" p, 80.
Alden, John pp. 5, 6.
Aldworth, Henry p. 48.
Alexander, Charles-A. p.
141,
Allen, Albert 62791.
Almira p. 50.
Ann-EUza* p. 183.
Benjamin p. 108.
Charies-E». p. 133.
Clarinda p. 19.
Clarissa-J. p. 17.
Cynthia' 5196, pp. 103,
170.
Edward' p. 133.
Emma-H". p. 133.
Fanny-Evans' 5198, p.
170.
George-W'. p. 132.
Harriet p, 32.
Ida-0'. p, 132,
John-Demster" p. 133.
John-M'. p. 131.
John-W. p. 146.
Lucy-May" 6279'°.
Mary-V p. 131.
Percy- Ann" p, 133.
Ransom-Elmer'" 6379'.
Renie-Emeline" 6379"=.
Russell" p. 131.

Allen, Russell-G. p. 131,
Russell-G*, p, 131,
Rufus- AV", p. 131.
Sylvanus" 4368, p. 87.
AUerton, Isaac' pp. 5, 6.
John p. 6.
Mary p. 6.
Allison, Sarah pp. 15, 17.
AUyne, Christian-Doton p.
67.
Edith-Winslow' p. 67.
John-Gay p. 67.
John-Winslow" 3367, p.
67.
Samuel-Hinckley p. 67.
Almy, Alice p. 60.
Sylvia-Bassett p. 147.
Alton, Lucretia-J. p. 71.
Amherst, Lord p. 37.
Anderson, Edward p. 64.
Lucy-Smith" p. 64.
Lydia p. 64.
Olive-Frances-Wilson" p. 64.
Susan- Watson" p. 64.
Andros, Benedict p. 169.
Thomas p. 169.
Andrus, Belle-Emily" 4041,
p. 81.
EUzur, p. 80.
Frank-Burton* 4040, p.
80.
Mary-Abigail* 4042, p.
81.
Ann, Queen of Eng, p. 11.
Appleby, Lucy p, 103.
Archbishop of Canterbury
p. 4,
Arms, Charles' p. 75.
Charies' p, 75.
Edward-W, p. 75.
EUakim' p. 75.
EUakim*, Jr. p. 75.
William' p. 75.
WilUam' p, 75.
Arnold, Henry-Thomas"
4137, p. 82.
Joel-Blackington p. 188.
Joseph-Warren p. 82.

Asterborne, Jlay-M. p. llG.
Atkinson, Abigail p. 16,
Clarissa p. 5,
Atwood, Jennie p, 102.
Austin, p. 175.
Alvin' 10371, p. 153,
Edward' 1826, p, 68.
Edward-C". p. 152.
Edward- Young" 10274,
p. 152.
Eleanor-F". p. 152.
Ellen p. 103.
Emeline' 1830, p. 58.
Emma-Eliza' 10276, p.
152.
Ernest-L". p. 152.
Gustavus" 10272, p. 152.
Hattie-Estella' 10277, p.
153.
Helen-Persis" 10275.
Henry-Alfred" 10244".
Herbert-G". p, 152.
James-Everett" 10273, p.
150.
Samuel' 559, 1820, p. 58.
Sarah' 10243, p. 153.
Stephen" 10244".
WilUam' 1830, p. 58.
Avery, Jacob p. 166.
Rachel p. 166.
Averill, Lovina p, 18.
Ayre, Helen p, 123.
Bachus,  p. 86.
Mary-C". p. 86.
Bacon, Frances p. 52.
Lord p. 95.
Baker, Abbie-Tilden" p.
44.
Abby" p. 44.
Abigail' p. 34.
AbigaU" p. 39.
AbigaU" pp, 40, 41,
Addie-Dexter" p. 46.
Adeline' p. 46.
AUce" p. 84.
AUce* pp. 34, 36.
AUce" p. 35.
Alice' p, 35,
Alpira' p. 36. (91)

62

Lndex LY.

Baker, Alvin' p. 42.
Alvin-Turner' p. 43.
Amanda-F'. p. 45.
Amos p. 49.
Anna' p. 48,
Anna (Taggart) p, 122.
Anna- Whittemore" p. 45.
Ansel-Hays" 6279" .
Arthur" p. 43.
Asahel-H. p. 19.
Augusta' p. 45.
Barker' p. 36.
Barker-C p. 36.
Benjamin" p. 37.
Bethiah' p. 84.
Bethiah" p. 39.
CeUa" p. 40.
Charles" pp. 89, 40.
Charles" pp. 86, 40, 42.
Charles-B". p. 19.
Charles-Henry" p. 43.
Charles-Martin' p. 42.
Daniel" pp. 45, 46.
Daniel-Dexter' p. 46.
Deborah' p. 40.
Edgar" p. 43.
Edward' pp, 34, 48, 49.
Edward' p. 46.
Edward" p. 48.
Edward-D.' p. 36.
Edward-Doty" pp. 85,
36.
Eleanor p. 34.
Eleanor" p. 34.
Eleanor* p. 34.
Eleanor' pp, 39, 49.
Eleanor" p. 40.
Eleanor' p. 42.
Elijah" pp. 39, 45,
Elijah" p. 45.
EUjah' p, 45.
EUzabeth" p. 84.
EUzabeth" pp. 36, 36.
Elizabeth" p. 35.
Elizabeth' pp. 40, 45.
EmeUne- Sarah" 6279".
Eunice" p, 43.
Faith' p. 40.
Francis-Henry' p. 45.
Frank' p. 46.
George" p. 46.
George' p. 36.
George" p. 45.
George-Martin' p. 45,
Hannah' p. 89,
Hannah" p. 37.
Hannah-Baker p. 48,
(93)

Baker, Harriet' p, 42.
Harvey' p. 43.
Helen-Parker" p. 40,
Henry-Atherton* p. 43.
Henry-Augustus' p. 43.
Hiram' p. 42.
Hiram' p. 43.
Horatio' p, 43.
Huldah' p, 39,
Jabez-AVhittemore' p. 45.
James" p. 39.
James' p. 39.
James' pp. 36, 40.
Joel p. 49.
John p. 49.
John' p. 35.
John" pp. 35, 36, 40.
John' pp. 36, 44.
John" p. 44,
Joseph p. 49.
Joseph-Harlan* p. 43.
Josias p. 34.
Kenelm" p. 34.
Kenelm* p. 35.
Kenelm" p, 35.
Keziah' p, 34.
Levi' p. 47.
Levi" p, 48.
Lucy' p, 49.
Lucy" pp. 35, 37.
Lucy" p. 35.
Lucy-Ann" 6279'.
Lucy-W'. p, 36,
Lydia" p. 84.
Lysander' p. 45.
Marcia' p. 45.
Mariel" p. 43.
Martha-Cora" p. 43.
Martin" p. 46
Mary p. 49.
Mary' p. 34.
Mary" p. 40.
Mary' p, 45.
Mary" p. 46.
Mary-Agnes" p. 47.
Mary-E'. p. 36.
Mary-Reynolds' p. 44.
Mercy" p. 86.
Miriam" p. 40.
Miriam' pp. 36, 43.
Nabby' p. 36.
Nancy-Rogers' p. 44.
Nathaniel" p, 37.
Otis' p. 36.
Patience' p, 35.
Paul' p, 43.
Polly-Frost' p. 45.

Baker, Ranson-Hawley
6279.
Reuben" p. 43,
Ruth" p. 35.
Ruth' p. 36.
Samuel p. 34.
Samuel* pp. 84, 89.
Samuel' p, 37.
Samuel' pp, 39, 40, 48.
Samuel' p. 44.
Sarah* p. 84.
Sarah" pp. 35, 39.
Sarah" p. 35.
Sarah' p. 36.
Sarah-'Thomas' p. 43.
Scollay' p. 35.
Stella" p. 46.
Sylvanus-W'. p. 36.
Thomas" p. 39.
Thomas" p. 40.
Thomas' p. 45.
WilUam* pp. 34, 48.
WilUam' pp. 36, 36, 48.
William" p, 87.
William' p. 36.
Winslow p. 49.
Baldwin, Dudley p. 146.
Henrietta-E. 12974.
Laura p. 48.
Ball, Charles p. 173.
Helen-Augusta' p. 173.
NelUe-Carrol' p. 173.
Bangs, Luthera p. 50.
Banks, Charles-E. p. 50.
Gen. N.-P. p, 35.
Bansalt, Nathaniel p. 165,
Barclay, Mrs. Walter-C p.
137.
Barden, Charlotte p. 50.
Barker, p. 36.
Elizabeth p. 11.
Ruth p. 85.
Barnard, Harriet p. 87.
Mary-Lowe p, 37.
Barnes, Rev. Albert p.
118.
Barnett, Susan p. 18,
Barney, Sarah -(Jrace p, 18.
Barnum, Emily-Amanda p.
125.
Barrows, Thomas-C. p. 65.
Bartell, Rev. Dr, p. 122.
Bartlett, Benjamin* p. 148.
Maud* p. 148.
W.-A. p. 148.
Batchelder, Jesse p. 117.
Bateman, Grant 6195.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Pat/ronymic.

Bateman, Mary p. 131.
Bates, Albert p. 41.
EUzabeth p. 113.
Walter-Clift" p, 41.
Baston, Francis-Edwin'
11239B.
George-Edwin 11239".
Winslow-North' 11239'.
Baxter, Hattie-Teresa p.
52.
Beals, Ivanna-Winslow' p.
135.
Jeremiah p, 185.
Lewis p. 170.
Lois-Charlotte* 5201, p.
170.
Mary-EUzabeth' p, 135.
Bear, Rev. Dr. p, 142.
Beardsley, Ezekiel-Freder-
ick p. 19,
Beebe, EUa-May' 3950, p.
76.
Pariey* 3943, p, 76,
Willie' 8951, p. 76,
Bellamy, Dr. Joseph p, 8.
Bender, 1772, p. 57.
Bennett, Alfred p. 49.
AUce-Maria" p. 52.
Arthur-Henry" p. 51.
Ashley-Cooper p, 51.
Charles-D, p. 129.
Charles-Edwin* p. 52.
Charles-AV. p. 129.
Cora-Luella" p. 51.
Fayette-Henry* p. 51.
George-Wheeler' p. 52.
Harlaiid-Ashley'* p. 52.
Ilairiet-Sophia' p. 51.
Jane- Elvira" p. 51.
JIartha-Ann* p. 51.
Maud-Almira" p. 52.
Mary-Abigail* p, 51.
Sarah-Miller pp. 48, 92.
Thomas p. 14.
William-Alonzo* p. 51.
Benson, Adelaide p. 64.
Benteen, Lieut.-Col. F.-AV.
p. 159,
Benton, Elisha-S. p. 165.
Beresford, William Esq.
p. 1.
Bernard, Francis p. 1.
Sir Francis p. 1.
Jane p, 1.
Berry, Alfred' p. 63.
Ann' p. 03.
Annie-Louisa' p. 64.

Berry, Charles-Fred", p, 65.
Charles-Johnson" p. 64.
Edward-Amirald" p. 63.
Emily' p. 65.
Emily-Jane" p. 64.
Freeman-Hale-Todd" p.
64.
George p. 62.
Henry' p. 64.
Henry-Alfred" p. 64.
Ira p. 149.
Joanna' p. 65.
Joshua' p. 62.
Julia-Olive' p, 65.
Louisa' p, 64.
Louisa-Anderson' p, 64,
Lucy' p. 62,
JIary' p. 03,
JIary- Amanda' p. 64.
Mary-R, p, 37.
Nathaniel- Wilson' p. 64,
Nathaniel-Wilson" p, 65.
Obadiah p. 62.
Robert-JlelvUle" p. 64.
Robert-Pagan' pp. 63,
65.
Robert-Pagan' p. 64.
Robert-Pagan* p. 65.
Seth-Hale* p. 64.
Sophia" p. 66.
Williard-Hale* p, 64.
William-Orlando' p. 64.
Bessey, Betsey' p, 65.
Cordelia-M'. 2501, p. 65.
Louisa" 2500, p, 65.
Bevan, Llewellyn-D. p.
. 109.
Bicknal, Nathaniel p. 104.
Bigelow, Sally p. 17.
Billington, John pp. 5, 6.
Bishop, Alice-G*. p. 129.
Frank-C. p, 165.
N.-C. p. 129.
Nina-May* p. 1 29.
Bixby, Llewellyn p. 65.
Blackstone, p. 95.
Blackwell, Grace- Wins
low' p. 102.
RusseU-W.-S, p. 102.
Waldo-Russell' p. 102.
Blake, Betsey' 5226, p.
104.
Evans' 5231, p. 104.
Fanny' 5309, p. 103,
Fayette' 5166, p. 102.
Julia' .'5216, p. 104.
Mira' 5187, p. 103.

Blake, Thatcher' 5219, p.
104.
Wallace-Herbert 0270".
Winslow' 5221, p. 104.
Blakeney, Christina-Par
kins p. 74.
Blodgett, Charies-W.
11911, p. 161.
George-Winslow p. 161.
Blunt, John-F. p. 134.
Bodin, Mary-A. p. 54.
Bogue, Virgil p, 117.
Bolles, Rev. Dr, p. 146.
Bonney, Mary-Jane p. 47.
Boody, Charles-Edward'
10169, p. 151.
Eleanor-Maria' 10166,
p, 151.
Jane-Crane' 10164, p.
151.
Booth, Charles-Thomas
pp. 81, 167.
Ellen-Lucinda" 4000, p.
81,
Guy-Eben" pp, 81, 167.
Royal-Owen'* pp. 81,
167.
Sally-Ida" p. 167.
Watson-Eldridge'" p.
81.
Borden, Hannah' 9181, p.
137.
Botts, Mary-Jane p. 71.
Bowditch, Alexauder-G,
12770".
Boyd, James-P. 3999, p.
79.
Boynton, Mary" p. 43,
BradforcJ, Dorothy p, 6.
Ellen" 1466, p. 55.
Frances p. 40.
Gov. pp. 6, 10.
John p. 163.
Sarah p. 34,
William p. 5.
Gov. WUliam p. 34.
Mr. William p. 6.
Bradley, Charles- Wm.
546, p. 14.
Geo.- Douglas" p. 14.
Mary-Alice" p. 14.
Bradstreet, Simon ch. B.
p, 32.
Brady, Mary p. 14.
Bragg, Silas-W. p. 53.
Brammer, Wallace p. 30.
Breed, Wm.-P. p. 120.
(93)

Lndex LY.

Brewster, Charles-O. p.
61.
Joseph p. 36.
Mr. William pp. 5, 6.
Briggs, Hannah p, 16.
Brigham, Emma-Frances
p. 68,
Hattie-N. p, 55.
John-C, p. 33,
Bright, Ann pp. 23, 24.
Brightman, Geo.-E. p. 162,
Briles, EUsha" p. 83.
EUzabeth" r,. 83.
John" p. 83.
John-FrankUn p. 88.
Wm. -Alexander" p. 83.
Britterige, Richard p, 6.
Broadhea(J, p. 96.
Broadwell, Edward-Her
bert" p. 14.
James-Cutter 548, p. 14.
Brooks, Anua-Maria 412,
p. 13.
Clara-E». 6285».
Cooper 6286.
Florence-L". 6285".
Julia-E". 6285".
Brooke, Richard, Esq. p. 1.
Brown, Auna-JIary' p, 41.
Arthur-Hampden' p. 41.
Bessie- AVales' p. 42.
Chad' p, 59.
David p, 78,
General p. 158,
James' p. 59.
James* p. 59.
John" p, 59.
John" p. 59.
Lucy' 12786, p. 162.
Lucy-Walker" p. 41.
Mrs. p. 72.
Peter p. 6.
Sarah" p, 59.
Washington p. 41.
W.-Augustus" p. 42.
Bruce, Charles p. 37.
Bryant, Lloyd-L". 6229'.
8, -P. 6239.
Buck, Charles-Warren p.
176.
Harvey-Norton p, 176,
Horatio-Winslow p, 176.
Jane-Augusta p, 176.
Buckingham, Duke of p. 1.
Bucklin, Wellington p. 65.
Buffington, Effie p. 137.
Bull, Flora-G. p. 127.
(94)

Bullis, Arthur- Wetmore'
p. 123.
Clarence-Gordon" p, 123.
Cyrus-E. p, 123.
Ernest* p. 123.
Bumpus, tJrsoii p. 20.
Bundock, Capt, pp, 23, 29.
Burford, Richard de (Bish
op of Chichester, Eng.)
p, 4.
Burnham, Josiah p. 62.
Louis p. 50.-
Burns, Gertrude, p. 83.
Mary p. 104.
Mary-Abigail p. 92.
Burrill, Henry" p. 52.
Lyman p. 52.
Burroughs, George-Stock
ton, D.D,, Ph. D,, p.
77.
Harold" p. 77.
JIabel" p. 77.
Ralph" p. 77.
Burt, Abner p. 62.
Alice-L. p, 100.
Burton, Alfred-Edgar' p.
63.
Alfred-JlerrUl' p. 63,
Edwin-JIelviUe" p. 63.
Mary-Agnes" p, 63.
WUliam p. 63.
WiUiam, Sen, p, 63.
WilUam-Edwin' p. 63.
Bush, WiUiam-H. p. 81.
Butler, EUzabeth ch. B.,
p. 33.
Butler, Gen. p. 101.
Button, Simeon p. 167.
Elizabeth p, 166.
Buxton, Lydia-Ann p. 18.
Byfield, Nathan Esq,
Barns, Ebenezer-Winslow'
6332, p. 104.
Bradley, Emily p. 177.
Calhoun, John-C. p. 94.
Campan, EmUy-A. 12916,
Campbell, Archibald p. 38.
Ellis" p, 38.
IsabeUa p, 165.
Lovel-Rawson" p, 38.
Ormsby" p, 38.
Candler, Frances- Vaughan"
p. 133,
Wm, -Latham p. 133.
Carpenter, Calista" 4015,
p. 80.

Carpenter, EmUy' 4038,
p, 80.
Emily-Eloise" 4037, p.
80.
Eugene-Perry' 4046, p.
81.
Homer-Benjamin" 4024,
p. 80.
Horace p. 20.
Phebe-Helen" 4033, p.
80.
Seymour-Landon" 4036,
p, 80.'
Seymour-Landon* 4045,
p. 81.
Cartland. Alphonse-Lam
artine" 11173".
George-Harrison' 11173".
Helen-M". 11173',
JIary-Jane" 11173E,
Phebe-P". 11173".
Sarah' 11174,
Sarah-Elizabeth" 11173'.
Cartright, George-B. p. 61.
Cary, AUce" 12928.
Avis" 12929.
AVm. -Henry-Harrison
12927.
WUliam-JI". 12930.
Carver, Addie-Bell-Sarah"
p. 23.
Emma-Mandana' p. 41.
Florence-Emogene' p. .
22.
Francis-Eugene" p. 41,
Frederic-Cassius" p, 22.
George-Hatch" p, 41.
Gov. p. 5.
Hatch p. 41.
Mr. John p, 5.
AVUliam-C. p. 22.
Castler, John p. 132.
Cattell, W,-C, p. 121.
Chace, Clark p. 139.
Ida-BeUe" 9338, p, 189.
Lizzie-Clark" 9239, p.
139,
Chaffin, Grace* p, 104,
Robert p. 164.
Chamberlain, Ettie-Cal
ista" 4017, p. 80.
Josiah-Bradley p. 80.
W.-S. p. 146.
Chambers, Harry-S. p. 130.
May-Bennett* p. 130.
Chandler, Alfred-DuPont"
8350, p, 183.

Po'sons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

Chandler, Charles-Lyon" p.
133.
EUzabeth-Taylor p. 151.
Frances- Vaughan' 8347,
p. 183.
Hannah-Anderson' 8358,
pp. 133, 164.
Henry-Poor' p. 133.
• Irap, 40.
Peleg pp. 56, 133.
Channell, p, 30.
Jessie-Maria" p. 80.
Chapin, Bion-Samuelp. 76.
C.-O. p. 110.
Chapman, EUzabeth p. 131.
Sidnev-A. p, 54.
Charles I. (King of Eng.)
pp. 1, 2, 8, 4.
Chase, Elizabeth-Rich
mond" 5116, p, 100.
Edmund-Brooks" p, 101.
Edmund-Chester' p, 101.
Frank-Augustine' 5118,
p. 101.
JIary p, 133,
Alary-Elizabeth p, 137.
Chesebro, Albert-Stanton*
p. 60.
E, -Stanton p, 60.
Cheney, Arthur p. 09.
ChiUson, HeUm p. 69.
Chilton, James, pp. 5, 6.
Jlary p, 16.
Chipman, Hannah- W'ads-
worth p. 62.
Church, Albert-T". 12772".
AUce* 12774=.
Charles-D. p. 68.
Corwin" 12774".
Edith-Russell" 12774".
Edmund-Valentine" 12771.
Edmund-Valentine' 12772";
EUzabeth-Taylor' 12770.
John' 12774.
Jlary-Bradbury-Eels" p.
55.
Mary-Esther' 12289, p.
161.
Susan-Amelia" 12773,
WUUam-Simons" 12772.
Churchill, Ruhama p. 135.
Clark, Brainard 6285".
D.-H. p, 103.
David-Oakes p, 161.
Donald-Holmes' 5164, p.
103.

Clark, EUzabeth p. 57.
Elizabeth p, 168.
Elizabeth' 3737, p. 69.
Elton" 12460".
Isham-Fannin* 5163, p.
108.
John-Gilman p 103.
Lovina-Smith p. 139.
Lucy p. 130.
Richard p. 6.
Clarke, Mrs. Dr. W.-A. p.
146.
Helen-Jlar p. 146.
Mary-Ann p. 140.
Welcome-Arnold p. 146.
AVilliam 11173".
William-E". 11173^.
Clapp,  p. 34,
Eai-l" 703, p. 50,
EUza- AVinslow' 5023, p.
90.
George-Robbins' 5024,
p. 90.
Sidna p. 50.
Sidney p. 60.
Seth" p. 50.
Clatur, Sarah-Elizabeth
Clayton, Alvah-Clarence
p. 87.
Cleland, p. 174.
Cleveland, Abram-Luther
12991,
Cora-Baker' 12991".
Alabel-Winslow' 12991*.
Clifton, Alice-Florence"
6364.
Jirah- Watson' 6363,
Cloudman, Nathan-Bernet
p. 153.
Cobb, Edward" p, 153.
Hannah" p, 153.
James" p. 153.
Olive' 11014, p. 153.
Coburn, George-L. p. 89.
Cockran, p, 173.
Coffin, Josiah p. 10.
Cogswell, Mary, p, 57.
Coit, Sarah p.. 142,
Coker, Joseph ch, B., p.
32.
Colborn, EUas p. 86.
Fanny* p. 86.
Sarah" p. 86.
Cole, Abby- Winslow' p, 57.
Abraham 1786. p. 57.
Abraham' p, 07,
Albert-Augustus' p. 58.

Cole, Anna-R". p. 58.
Charles-A". p. 58.
Charies-E". p. 58.
EUa-L". p. 58.
George" p, 58.
George-R". p. 58.
Hannah-Green' 1789, p.
57.
John p. 167.
Joseph-Green' 1794, p.
58.
Joseph-G". p, 58.
Martha' p. 58.
Martha-G". p. 58.
Rollo-M". p, 58.
Susan nah - Winslow"
7421, p. 126.
William' p, 58.
Collamore, Elizabeth-
Holmes" 7555, p. 127.
Horace' 7554, p. 127.
Compton, Wm. p. 172.
Conner, Ella p. 70,
Connor, George-E. p. 129.
Cook, Achsah" 4065, p. 82.
Albert p. 53.
Anabel" p. 53.
Charles-Emerson" p. 81.
Charles-Theodore' 4055,
p. 81.
Ellen" 4058, pp. 81, 167.
EUen-A". p. 58.
Erastus-Holton" 4054, p.
81.
Francis pp, 5, 6.
Helen-EUzabeth'" p. 81.
Henry p, 164.
John p. 10
John- James-Augustus*,
4070, p. 168.
Mark-Heniy" 4081, p.
82.
Mary-EUen" 4056, p. 81.
Nina-Gertrude" p. 81.
Parsons, ch. B. p. 33.
PoUy' (Parsons) p. 82.
Combs, Arden-W.
Cooper, Aaron-B. p. 125.
Delia-R". p. 125.
EUen-E'. p, 125.
Frances-J". p, 125,
William-Burnett p. 51.
Corcoran, p. 178,
Core, Julane p. 136.
Coverly, Samuel p. 16,
Cowell, George-Oscar p.
101. (95)

Index lY.

Cowell, George-Richmond*
p. 101,
Samuel-Oscar" p. 101.
Cowles, Edwin p. 146.
Crabtree, Ad a- VV allace*
5944, p. 112.
WilUson-Cornelius p.
112.
Crackston, John p. 5.
Crafts, Abigail p. 23.
Hannah p. 23.
Craig, Anna- Wood'" p. 81.
EUen-Callie'° p, 168.
Hattie- Veda'" p, 167.
Isabella* 4063, pp. 82,
167.
Luther* 4064, pp. 82,
168.
Jlary-Anna" 4062, pp.
83, 167.
Minnie-Esta" p. 167.
Sarah" 4059, pp, 81, 167.
WiUiara, M.D, p. 81.
William-Edwin'* p. 81,
WilUam- Augustus" 4061,
pp. 83, 107.
Crandell, (jeorge p. 144.
Crawford, Jlyra-E, p. 144.
Crieghton, Capt. p, 2.
Crissa, Sarah p. 38.
Critchett, Carl' p. 107.
Fred-Bird* p. 107.
George-Winslow' 5059,
p. 107.
Guy" p. 107.
Harlan" 5562, p. 107.
Harry-Dorr* p, 107.
James p, 106,
James-Calvin" 5504, p.
107.
James-Clyde" 5556, p.
107.
John" 5557, p. 107,
JlilUe-OUve" p. 107,
Otis-Adams" 5555, p,
100.
Otis-Adams" p, 107.
Pearl" p. 107.
Ray" p. 107.
Crocker, Hattie-AVinslow"
3979, p. 07.
George-Fenelon" 2980,
p. 67.
! Mrs. Araminda-D. p.
103.
Crockett, Sarah-Cordelia
p. 64.
(96)

Cromwell, Oliver pp. 1, 3.
Cross, Cora-N. p. 74.
Crossman, Cora-Jl. 6235.
Loula* 6235".
Crouch, Mary-JI. p. 128.
Cummings, Lucinda- Vi
letta* 8933, p, 76.
Curtis, Edward p. 87.
Cushing, David p. 57.
Hon. T. p. 128.
Cushman-Edward p. 173,
Edward" p. 173,
Fannie-Winslow* p. 92.
George-Henry p. 92.
Louisa p. 44.
Cutter, Charies-H. 11173^.
Dakin, Charles p. 68.
Gertrude" p. 68.
Dalton, James p. 48.
Damon, p. 42.
Mariel p. 42.
Dana, Harriet p. 175.
Judge p. 175.
S,-W. p. 121.
Daniels, Jared-W. p. 161.
Davenport, Llewellyn-
Dana p, 66.
Sadie" 12904'=.
Thomas" 12904".
Davies, Charles p. 54.
Charles" p. 54.
Joshua" p. 54.
Davis, Albert p. 114.
Arthur p. 114,
Arthur-Edwin* p. 101,
Carrie-Livingston p, 143,
Edwin-James p. 101
Evap, 114.
Henry p. 3,
Judge p, 11.
Judith-EUza p. Ill,
Mary-S. 13201.
Rebecca p, 53.
Sarah' 8473, p. 130,
Dean,  ¦ p, 65.
Death, Martha p. 49,
Defendorf, Mabel* 6360',
Pearl- Winslow* 0360 .
Stephen 6200s.
DeForrest, Jacob-P, p, 105.
Delano, Harriet p. 113,
Martha p. 42.
DeMaranville, Chloe" p, 30,
EUsha-P. p. 30.
Henry" p. 30.
Deming, Almon-Frank'
9793, p. 144.

Deming, Bertha-E*. p, 144.
John p. 16.
Myrtie- A*, p, 144,
Orin-Erastus p, 144.
WUlie-Egbert" 9791, p.
144.
Demuth, p. 131.
Dennison, Mary p, 147.
Derbyshire, Fanny-Eliza p.
145.
Devotion, Hannah p. 23.
Martha p, 23.
Dewey, Elvira' p. 100.
Emily" p. 100.
George p. 106.
Louise" p. 106.
Sarah' p. 106.
AVinslow' p. 106.
DeWoIf, Clara- Ann p, 60.
Charles 1752, p. 57.
Dexter, Ann p, 50.
Henry-M., D.D. p. 11.
Phebe-Anne (— ) p, 138.
Dickerson, Anna-Lulu" p.
142.
Clara" p. 142,
Frank' 9731, p, 141.
Frank-Secor" p. 142.
Harold" p. 142.
John-S. p. 141.
JuUa-Winslow* p, 142.
Dickinson, Charles-Ed
ward" 13924'=.
Etta-Florence" 12924''.
Higby 12924.
James-Herbert" 12924"
Jennie- Jlay" 129'34".
AVm. -P. ch. B. p. 33.
Dickey, Charles-A. p. 121.
Dieskau, Baron p. 27.
Diggins, Emma-Jane p. 69.
Digney,  p, 90.
Alfred-Winslow* p. 90.
Dillenback, Bertha" 6266",
Hanly 6266.
Dix, Gov. p. 94.
Doane, p, 57.
Rev. lliram p, 22.
Dodd, Robert-Alexander
p. 112.
Dolan, Helena-Theresa
11908.
Dotey, Edward p. 6.
John p. 28.
Patience pp. 34, 85.
Douglas, Pred-E'°. p. 171.
Harry-E". p. 171.

Persons Not Bearing the Winston- Patronymic.

Douglas, Myra-C'°- p. 171.
O.-K. p. 171.
Dow, Colonel p. 101.
Luther p. 91.
Phebe-(3reely p. 151.
Sarah-Walker" p. 91.
Doyle, Caroline p. 83.
Drummond, Alton-H" p.
58.
Cora-L" p. 53.
Eliza' p. 53,
Ernest- W». p. 53.
Fessenden-C". p. 53.
Flora-B". p. 53.
George-L". p. 53.
George-W" p. 53.
Grace-E". p. 53.
Harriet" p. 53.
James p. 53.
James" p. 53.
James-H'. p. 53.
JIary-L*. p. 53.
OUve" p. 53.
Rutherford" p. 53.
Dudley, Mercy ch. B. p. 32.
Whitney p. 113.
Dugger, Albert- Arthur p.
78.
Flora-Suessa p. 78.
Helen-Marietta p. 78.
Jarrot p. 78.
Jarrot-Prator p. 78.
Mary-Clarissa p. 78.
Samuel-Bastian p. 78.
Samuel-Odell, p. 78.
Susan-Adeline p. 78.
Dulles, Allen-Macy" 6886,
p. 122.
Anna-SriUe 6889, p. 123,
Charles-Winslow" 6883,
p. 121.
Charles-Winslow' p, 121.
Elizabeth-Winslow' p.
121.
Harriet-Winslow" p. 122.
Heatly-Courtonne p, 122.
James-Bateman" p, 121.
John-Foster" p. 123,
John-Welshpp,118, 133.
John-Welsh" 6883, p.
121.
John- Welsh" p, 131.
Joseph-Heatly' 6885, p.
122.
Nataline-Baynard p. 122.
Perit' 6884, p. 121.
Sophia-Heatly" p. 122.

Dulles, WilUam" 6888, p.
122.
Dunham, Rev. p. 149.
Dunn, Charles- Winfield"
6265"-
George-Ai-thur" 6264.
Dunton, Corena p. 134.
Etta- Winslow' p. 184.
JIarcellus p. 134.
Durden, Ellen-Baker"
3875, p. 74.
Durgin,  p. 172
Durivage, p. 48.
Ann p. 48,
Anna-Letitia" p, 48.
Everett' p, 48,
Frances-S", p, 48.
Francis- Alexander' pp.
48, 49.
Hannah" p. 48.
John' p. 48.
Letitia' p. 48.
Robert' p, 48.
Durkee, Emma- West" p.
68.
Eugene-Return p. 68.
Eugene-Winslow'" 3442,
p. 68.
Helen-Winslow" p. 68.
AVilUam- Wells'" 3443, p.
68.
DuPont, p. 47.
Dutch, Phebe p. 50.
Duval, Emilie p. 61.
Dwight, Edwin-WeUs'
9765, p. 144.
JIary-Winslow" 9762, p.
143.
Richard-Henry- AVins
low" 9764, p, 143.
William-Henry p. 143.
Dwyer, H.-B. p. 93.
Dyke, EUzabeth p, 30.
Dyer, Eliza p, 113,
Grace-Eugenia p. 61,
Luella-EUzabeth 6216".
Sarah p. 29.
Eastman, Aliston" p, 03,
Daniel p. 53.
Eaton, Francis pp, 5, 6.
Eddy, Abigail' 2016, p.
166.
Ambrose' p, 106.
Antoinette' p. 165.
Avery" p. 166.
Avery' p. 166.
Bertha* p. 137.

Eddy, Bessie* p. 137.
Betsey-Sherman' p. 166.
Caleb-Frank p. 136.
Clementine' p. 165.
CUfford'p. 137.
Clinton-Lucius" p. 136.
Constant' p. 164.
Devotion' 2014, p, 164.
Devotion-C p, 105.
Devotion-C". p. 1G5.
Eliza' pp. 105, 166,
EUza' p. 165.
EUzabeth' 2020, 8825,
p. 167.
Elizabeth' p 165.
EUzabeth' p. 165.
Frank-Stetson" p, 137.
Frederick- Winslow" p.
137.
George-Winslow" p. 136.
Gilbert" p. 164.
Hannah" p. 166.
Hannah' p. 166.
Henry' p. 166.
Henry-T'. p, 105.
Humphrey " p, 167.
Ira-B'. p. 165.
Isabella' p. 165.
Jacob-FoUett' p. 160.
Jemima' 2015, p. 166.
John" p. 166.
John' p. 166.
Jonathan" p. 166.
Juliet' p. 165.
Katharine-Cleveland* p.
137.
LUUan" p. 136.
Lois" p. 166.
Louisa-JIaria" p. 136.
Lucy' p. 166.
Luther" p. 166.
Luther' p. 166.
Lydia' p. 166.
Jlarion" p. 137.
Mary" 2021, p. 167.
Mary' pp. 165, 166,
Mary-B". p. 1(55.
Mary-Sherman' p, 165.
Nancy" p. 167.
Obadiah" 2018, p. 166.
Prudence' p. 160.
Robert" p. 166.
Russell" p. 166.
Russell' p. 165,
Russell-Avery" p. 105,
Ruth' 2022, p. 167,
Ruth* p. 137, (9-0

Index 1 Y.

Eddy, Ruth-Ann" p. 165.
Ruth-Ann" p. 165,
Sabra' p. 166,
Sally' p, 166.
Samuel p, 10,
Sebble" p, 166,
Sherman" p, 165,
Sherman' p, 166,
Silva" 2017, p, 166.
Sibyl' p, 160.
Tisdale" 2019, p, 166.
Tisdale" p, 165,
Tisdale' p. 160.
Edward I, (King of Eng,)
p. 2,
Edward II. (King of Bug.)
p, 2,
Edward IIL (KingofEng,)
p, 2.
Edwards, Amelia-B. p,124.
Elder, Clarissa 11548.
EUot, Jemima ch. B, p 32.
John p. 23.
Philip p. 23.
EUiot, J. p. 24,
R, and H.-F. p. 128.
Ellis,  ¦ p. 173.
English, Thomas p. 6.
Epps, Daniel ch. 13. p. 32.
Erne, Earl of p. 2.
Everett, Edward p. 48.
Lucy p. 48.
Ewell, p. 42.
Fairbanks, Albert- AVilder
p. 7L
Charies-Wilder" p. 71.
Fales, Franklin-S. p. 87.
FaUas, WUliam p. 133.
Farmer, EUa-Morinda p,
81.
Farnham, Sarah p, 131,
FarweU, Henry' p, 73,
Faulkner, LUlie p, 86,
Felch, Jennie p, 137,
Fellows, WiUiam p, 160,
Felt, Daniel-Ide p. 37.
Feltis, Alexander p. 43.
Asa" p. 43.
Ferris, Alice-Lavinia'" 3836,
p. 70.
Cliarles-Leonard" JI.D.
3883, p. 70.
Helen-Isabel" p. 70.
Hiram-Gano'° p. 70.
LUia-Francina" 3834, p,
70.
Ruth-AUce" p. 70,
(98)

Fessenden, Clarissa-Barry
p. 67,
Fikes, John 6285".
Files, Robert p, 63.
Finson, James-Jordan p,
161,
Fish, Betsey p, 45.
Fisher, Charles" p, 37.
Daniel pp. 35, 37, 49.
Daniel-Cowell' p. 37.
Emily-Augusta" 3976, p,
77.
Frances-Marie' 3985, p,
78,
Joseph" p. 37.
Lucy-Baker" p, 37,
Martha-Jane" 3969, p, 70.
Fitch, Emilie-Campan"
12916".
Elsie- Alexandrine'
12916b,
JIary-Elizabeth p. 141.
Fitts, Sophia p. 175.
Fletcher, Jloses p, 5.
Foot, Annie-Parsons'" p. 79.
Fi-ances-EUen" 3998, p.
79.
Henry-Lyman, p. 79,
Marie-Laflin'" 3997, p. 79.
Forbes, JIargaret 6-^39,
Ford, Hannah pp. 34, 39.
John p. 36.
Joshua p. 36.
Lucy-Latham p. 63.
Forrest, General p. 157.
Fortiscue, Sir John p. 1.
Forward, p. 73.
Gen. Joseph-JIorton" p.
73.
Pliny" p. 73.
Foster, Daniel p. 29.
Edith, p. 122.
Francis-Bailey p. 66,
Jlehetable (Wyllis) [Rus
sell] p. 32.
Thomas-.\. p, 129,
Fountain, Helen-Lovina'
6762, p. 118.
Henry-Richmond 6761,
p. 118.
Fowle, Hannah pp. 23, 3t,
Fowler, Joseph-Jl. p. 173,
Pox, Ethel-D". 10714".
George p, 97,
Winslow" 10714".
Francis, Caroline-Alice p.
92.

Frazer, Minnie p. 104,
Freeman, David p. 114,
French, Bela-Pratt p. 185.
Helen-Maria p. 90.
Isaac p. 37.
Lucy- Alice" p. 135.
Fries, Mary-E. p. 117.
Frink, Elizabeth p, 62.
Fuller, Abbie-Head p. 39,
Douglas-Bacon" p. 74,
Edward pp. 5, 6.
Maria p, 88.
JIartin p. 74.
Samuel pp. 5, 6,
Fulton, Capt. p. 101.
Funson, Anna-Eliza p. 21.
Gale, Betsey-Winslow"
6061.
Daniel-Warren' 6062.
Gamage, Ezra-Winslow'
4570, p, 88.
Howard- Winslow" 4507,
p. 88.
Gardiner, Edward-Wins
low" 11895".
Harrison-Winslow" 1189.5",
Gardner, Allen p. 88.
Ann p, 16.
Richard p. 6.
Susan-W. p. 113.
Gay, Ernest-Lewis" 1855",
p. 59.
Frederick-Lewis" 1852,
p. 59.
George-Henry p. 59.
George-Henry' 1853, p.
69.
Gaylord, Frederick-Rod
erick p. 105.
LiUie"p, 105.
Nellie" p, 105.
Gibbs, George-A. ch. B., p.
33.
Sylvia-J. p. 54.
Gibson, Mary p. 29.
Gilchrist, Anna-Marv" p.
71.
Gen. Charles-Allen*
S841, p. 70.
Charles-G. p. 69,
David-Van Brugh* 3849,
p. 71.
Edward-May' 3805, p.
71.
Helen-Elva" 3850, p, 71.
Helen-Frances" p. 71.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

Horace-Alton'" p, 71.
Ivan-Erastus'" 3862, p,
71.
Joseph-GUmer'* 3842, p.
70.
Jlagnolia-EUen" p. 71.
Mary-Albertine" p. 71.
Jlinerva-Frances'" 3843,
p. 71.
Sarah-Cornelia'" p, 71,
William-Leonard'" p, 71.
Gilkey, p. 147,
Gilman, Arthur-C 0385'',
George-W. 6285,
Glass, l3eborah p. 50,
Mary p. 56.
Goddard, F.-Norton p,
142.
J. -Warren p. 142.
Warren-N. p, 142,
Golder, Jlelissa-H. p, 138.
Goodell, Charles-R, p. 64.
Louisa-Anderson" \). 64.
Jlary-Thurston' p, 04.
Reginald-Rusden" p, 04.
Gooding, Joseph p. 108,
Goodman, John p, 5.
Goodsell, Curtis p, 36.
Goodwin, George-Fred
erick* 2860, p. 06,
George-Kittredge" pp.
66, 163.
Ithamar ch. B., p. 33.
Gordon, Agnes-Hooper"
12394.
John p, 78.
Gould, Ashbel-Kidder p,
104.
Edwin-Tilton' p. 37.
Lucy-H. p, 37.
Samuel p. 149.
Vinson ch. B,, p. 33.
Graham, pp. 100, 133,
Grant, (Jen. p. 155,
Graves, Hattie p, 81.
Hattie-S. p. 167.
Gray,  p. 173,
Charies-F'. 6286".
Edward p. 16.
Daniel-C. 6286.
Frederic-A". 6286".
Gertude-JI". 6286°.
Green, Anna p. 16.
Abigail"1752, p. 57,
AbigaiP 1776, p. 57.
Caroline-E'. p, 163.
Edwin" p. 163,

Green, Hannali" 1755, n,
57,
IIattie-D°- p. 163,
Isaiah-Lewis' 1773, p.
57,
Isaiah-L'. 1774, p. 57.
Judith p. 141.
JIartha" 1786, p. 57,
Martin p. 163.
Nellie* p. 163.
AV.-B. p. 120.
Greene, Evalyn-Adelaide'
548, p. 14,
Fannie-Rayford' 539, p.
13.
Lucius-Thomas" p, 53,
Jlary-Alice' 545, p, 14.
OUver" 533, p, 13.
Thomas-Robinson p, 53.
Grierson, General p, 159.
Griffin, AUce-.MabeP" p,
152,
Austin-Kenelm" p, 103,
Catharine" 9967, pp.
144, 164.
Cornelia" p, 164.
Daniel" 10331, p. 101.
Ellen" p. 164.
EUza' p. 164.
JIarcia" p. 164.
Jlarietta' p, 164,
Trifitam-R. pp. 134, 164.
Gross, Ruth p. 113,
Gunn, Martin p, 133.
Gussenbauer, Eliza-Jane"
p. 30.
Forest-Albert" p. 30.
Peter p. 20.
Hacy,  p. 145.
Hadley, Florence-Somcrs
p. 112.
Hagamon, Frances-Julia p.
117.
Haight, p, 107.
Haines, Harry p, 133.
Hale, Sir Jlatthew ]i. 90.
Haley, Deliverance p. 03,
Hall, Anna" 11593,
Blanche-JIay' 6205».
Clara-Augusta' p 43.
Clara-JIaude" esoO".
Clarence-D". 6305'=,
Daniel p, 154.
George p, 93.
George-Foster" 6201'.
Hattie-EUza»02Ol",
Luke p. 55.

Hall, Luke" p. 5,5.
JIaud" p, 50.
NeUie-Belle" 6201=,
Newton-Lee" 6301''.
Norton p. 173.
Race'" p, 55,
Rebecca (Winslow) 6193,'
p. 115.
Rowena" p, 43.
Roy" p, 65,
Warren p. 43.
HambUn, Eleazer" p. 110,
Eleazer' p. 115.
Eleazer" p. 115.
Hannah p. 115.
Isaac' p. 115,
James' p, 115.
Lydia" (Winslow) p, 104,
Shubael" 308, p, 110,
Vice President p, 110,
Hamilton, Edith-Ettola
6384".
Nancy pp. 37, 38,
Hamlen, Hannah p, 115,
Hamlin, Louisa-Peabody p,
150,
Timothy-H, p, 148.
Hampton, Lord p. 4.
Hand, Bayard-E". p. 165.
Heni-y-F'. p. 165.
Samuel-P. p. 165,
Samuel-Burton' p, 160,
Tisdale-Aaron' p, 105.
Handy, T.-P. p, 146,
Haner, p, 167,
Hanks, Louisa' (AVorks)
9535, p. 141,
Hanson, Alvan-Aiistin" p,
152,
John-Winslow' p. 153.
Nathan p, 152,
Harmon, Benjamin-Libby
p. 63,
Harper, Albert' p. 145,
Fanny' p, 140.
Jlary' p. 145.
Stephen p, 145,
Harringt. n, p. 108,
George" p. 108,
James-Frank p. 14.
Harrison, William-J, p, 86.
Harwood, Capt. Abel p. 68.
Clara-Conger' 5945, p.
112.
Dolly-Powers p. 68.
Lucretia-Winslow' 5943,
p. 112. (09)

Index IT

Harwood, Rebekah-Deane'
5920, p. 113.
Harvey, p. 139.
Hatch, p. 86.
Franklin- Winslow' 8655,
p. 135.
EUzabeth" 8601, p. 135.
Joanna-Amanda' p. 46.
Hathaway, Archibald-Ed
ward" p. 174.
Calista-Floi-ence" p. 174.
Clarence-Lincoln" p. 174.
Deborah-Winsor' p. 64.
Edward-S'. 174.
Ethel-Sebrana" p. 174.
Geo. -Lincoln" p. 174.
Harvey-Shaw" p. 174.
Joseph-Wood" p, 174.
Maria- Westoii' p. 54.
Mary' 2683, p. 65.
Miriam" p. 174.
PoUy' p. 64.
Simeon p. 174.
Sylvia-Church' pp. 54,
174.
AVelthea p. 26.
Haviland, Cassa-EUen" p.
83.
Charies" p. 83.
Martha p. 82.
JIattie-Frances' p. 83.
Hawes, Joseph p. 151.
Hawke, Deborah p. 56.
Elizabeth p, 56.
Hawks, Joanna p. 75.
Hawley, Aaron ch. B., p.
33.
Hay, George-S. p. 149.
Hayden, Rev. Dr. pp, 146,
149.
Hayner, Cathariue-E. p. 31.
Hayward, Mrs. -Eleanor
(Pike) p. 130.
rlenry VII. (King of Eng,)
p. 3.
Henry VIII. (King of Eng.)
pp. 3, 96.
Henry, J.-Addison p. 131.
Hepsenstall, Ruth-A.-Sis
son p. 153.
Herreshoff, Agnes-JIuUer"
p. 60.
Algernon-Sidney-De- Wolf" p, 61,
Anna-Francis" p, 00,
Caroline-Louisa' p, GO.
Charles-Frederic' p. 59.
(100)

Herreshoff, Charles-Fred
eric" p, 60.
Francis-Lee' p. 61.
Frederic" p. 61.
Grace* p. 61.
James-Brown" p. 60.
James-Brown" p, 60.
Jane-Brown" p. 60,
John-Brown" p. 60.
John-Brown-Francis' p.
61.
Julia-Ann" p. 60.
Julian-Lewis' p. Gl.
Katharine-Kilton" p. 60.
Lewis" p. 60.
Louise-Chamberlain" p.
01.
Jlrs. p. 57.
Nathaniel-Greene" p. 60.
Nathaniel-Greene" p. 01.
Sally-Brown' p, OO.
WilUam-Stuart" p, 00.
Herrick, Austin 6379'.
G.-E, p. 146.
Jlertie 63791.
Ilersey, Elias p. 154,
Hewett, Abby' p. 44.
Achsah-Lewis' p. 44.
Edward-Austin' p. 44.
Ellen-Eliza' p. 44.
Herman' p. 44.
Herman" p. 44.
Joseph p. 43.
Justin" p. 44.
Lucius" p. 44.
Mary-Alice" p. 44.
Nancy" p. 44.
Samuel-Myron" p^ 44,
Sarah-Amanda' p. 44.
Sarah-Baker" p. 44.
Hewit, Tabitha p, 30,
Hickox, Charles p. 146,
Hannah-Jlatilda p, 100.
Hildreth, George j), 114,
Hill, Albert-Quincy p. 64.
HilUard,  p. 173.
Albert* p, 173,
Ephraim" p. 173.
Hills, Richard-MerriU p.
135.
Hilton, Sarah p. 10,
Hines, Charilhi-.lanc ]) 116.
Hannah (Tanner) 0301,
p. UO.
Josephine-Jlalinda p.
116.
Hinkley, p. 37.

Hinkley, Timothy-Rug-
gles" p. 27.
Hisccck, Frank p. 126.
Hoag, Louis' 11022",
Hoar, Hon. George-F. p.
99.
Hobbs, Alice p. 115.
Frank p. UO,
Helen p, 110.
Henry p, 115,
Ralph- Waldo-Emerson
p, 110,
Hobson, Florence-J. p. 82.
Hockey, Loanthey-Adeline
p. 128.
HoUand, John p. 16.
Josiah-Gilbert" 0784, pp.
108, 109, 110, HI.
Theodore" 5789, p. Ul.
Virginia-Iona p. 132.
Holman, Marcus-Eliphalet"
p. 163.
Holmes, Arie-Stella" p. 103.
Cyrus p. 102.
Ella-Fayette* p. 103.
Irving-Rawson" p. 103.
James" 5157, p. 103.
James-Austin p. 103.
Jerusha-Rawson" 5174,
p. 108.
JlarseUa-Fayette" 5108,
p. 103.
JIarsella-Thatcher" p.
103.
Sarah-Agnes* p. 103.
Sarah-Evans" 5162, p.
103.
Stella-Florence" 6170, p.
103.
Thatcher-Blake" 5169, p.
103.
AVinslow-Blake" 5166, p.
103.
Holt, Lord p, 95.
Oliver 734, p. 00,
Holton, Alexander" pp, 3S,
30.
Alexander" p, 30,
Charles-Augustus- AA'ar-
ner* p. 30.
(3i a ries- Ed ward" 3833,
p. (I'.t,
Chariotte" p, 30.
Catherine* p. 30.
Dr. pp. 33, 73.
David-Parsons'," A,M.,
3LD., 3858, p. 71.

Persons Not Bearing fhe Winsloio Patronym.ic.

Holton, Edward-Alexan
der* 3821, p. 09.
Ellen-Maria* p. 30.
Ethel" p, 30,
Francis-Alexander' p.
30.
George* p. 30.
Harriet" p. 30.
Harriet-Ann" p. 30.
Harry-Sylvester'" 3828,
p. 09.
Joel-Huntington* 3820,
p. 09.
John' p. 30,
John-Dumont* p, 30,
Jonathan- Warner' p, 30.
Katie-Jlay'° 3822 p, 09.
Martha' p. 30.
Minerva" 3880, p. G9.
Miriam" 3857, p. 174.
Olive' 4122, pp. 30, 82.
Olive" p. 30.
Perry* p. 30.
Sarah-Frances' p. 30.
WilUam-Augustus-AVar- ner" p. 30.
William- Augustus- War
ner' p. 30.
Homer, (jilman p. 115.
Hooper, Clara" p. 23.
Friend p, 22.
Isabel p. 127.
Judson" p. 22.
Hopkins, JIartin p. 57.
(5ceanus p, 5. '
Stephen pp. 5, 6.
Horr, Elijah p. 105,
Horton, Ida-May p, 139.
Houston,  p, 76.
Ho ward- AbigaU p. 113.
Harriet p. 118.
Lanna p. 168.
Nathan-C. p. 135.
Howe, Cynthia-Roselle*
5198, p. 171.
Howland, Anna" p 56,
John pp. 5, 6, 56.
Rebecca-Drummond p
168.
Howse, Jeremiah p, 50.
Sarah p. 50.
Hudson, Albert p. 117.
Clara-Louise" 6758, p.
117.
Edward-Albert" 6754,
p. 117.
Frank-Albert" p. 117.

Hudson, George-Rich-
• mond" 6743, p. 117,
ILii-riet-Lovina' 6751, p.
117,
James-Russell p. 117,
Jennie-Alaria* p, 117.
JuUa-Edith" p, 117.
Winslow-Jones* 10144,
, p, 149.
Huffman, Sara-B. p, U2.
Huguet, Charles-Kells'" p.
82.
Jlary-Bell" pp. 82, 168.
Samuel-Isett p. 82.
Hunt, Daniel p, 50,
Eliza-Frances p. 08.
George p. 41.
Joseph p. 37,
Mercy p, 131.
Hunter, Harriet-Winslow'
9468".
Huntoon, George-Ladd p.
108.
Lulie-Augusta" 5599, p.
108.
Sadie-Etta p. 108.
Hussey, Isabel-C". 10079,
p. 147.
Silas-Y. p. 147.
Husted, Clyde-JIerit" p. 82.
Rev. Merit p. 82.
Sarah-Inis* p. 82.
Hutchens, Edward p. 172.
Frank-L". p. 172.
Fred-Lincoln' p. 172,
Hutchinson, Julia p. UG.
Hyde, Bertie-Augusta" p.
51.
Byron-Fletcher'" p, 51.
Fletcher-DeLay p. 51,
Lucia-Charlotte-Perme- lia'° p. 51.
Mary-Etta" p, 51,
Myrtie-Arvilla" p, 01,
leselin, Georgine' 10697".
Julie" 10097".
Rodolph" 10697-=,
WilUam 10697,
Illsley, George p, GO,
Ives, JIary-Winslow" 3440,
p. 68.
WilUain p. 68,
Jackson, Frank-Potter'
6147".
.John-Tuttie"6147".
James I. (King of Eng.)
pp. 4, 95.

James, Darwin-P. p. 122.
Jameson, William-N. p. 46.
Jenks, Susannah p. 2'?.
AVilliani-Sanford p. 136,
Jenkins, Isaiah p. 114.
Jlehetable p. 115.
Jerome, Hannah p. 1 7.
Jocelyn, E.-JI. p. 42.
John, (King of Eng.) p. 2.
Joice, EUen-Elizabeth'
8934, p. 136,
Jones, Alfred' 10744, p.
153.
Arthur-Taber" 11107",
Failnie-Dunbar p, 3,
Harriet p. 152.
Leonora p. 100.
Ruth p. 36.
Theodora-Broad" 10143,
p. 149.
Johnson, Carrie p. 63.
Edward p. 35.
Harriet p. 38.
John p. 40,
Katie p. 103.
Sir William p. 37.
Johnston, Gen. Joseph-E.
p. 156.
Josselyn, Almina p, 45.
Joyce, Eleanor p. 39.
Keech, Henrietta-J. p. 70.
Keith, Amasa" p. 87.
Carrie-Meiggs-K", p. 87.
Charies-W'. p. 87.
Emily" p, 87.
Fanny" p. 86.
George-Edwin" p. 86.
Gramae" p. 87.
Henry-M". p. 86.
Mary-Jane" p. 86.
Minor-C". p. 86.
Minor-H. p. 86.
RusseU" p. 86.
Kells, Ada-Elizabeth*
4066, p. 83.
Charles-Edmund p. S3,
Charles-Edmund" 4007,
p. 82.
Kellogg, Ada-Louise ji.
107.
Mary-EUzabeth p. 75.
Kelly, EUzabeth p, 03.
Kelton, Caira p. 38.
Kent, Charles p. 35.
Dudley p. 29,
Dudley' p. 29.
Maria" p. 29. (101)

Index I Y.

Kent, Paul" p. 29.
Ruth" p, 29.
Keyes, Charles-Clark ji,
70,
Samuel-LeRoy'" p. 76.
William- Wilbur" p. 76,
Kidder, Benjamin-Frank
lin" 4577, p. 88.
Charies-Winslow' 4678,
p. 88.
Wellington-Parker' 4576, p. 88.
Kilton, Sarah-Lucas p. 60.
Kimbrough, Emma-Katie"
3995, p. 79.
Prank-Parsons'" 3994, p.-
78.
George-Casey p, 78,
Helen" p, 79.
King, Cornelia' 7350, p.
126.
George-Starr p, 118,
Kirkwood, Gov, p. 150.
Kittrell, p. 42,
Knapp, Charles-Edgar p,
13.
Edgar-Frost" p. 13,
Julius-Wooding' p. 13,
Knight, Elizabeth-Loenza'
7556, p. 1'37.
Francis-H. p, 127,
Helen-Winslow' 7508, ]>,
127.
Knowlton, Abby-Almy'°
p. 148.
Edward-Allen" p, 148,
Frank-Warren'" p, 148,
Franz- Warren" p, 148.
Helen-Sophia'" p. 148.
Hosea-JIori-ill' p, 147.
Isaac-Case p, 147,
John-Wellington'" p, 148
Jlary-AUce' p, 148,
Knox, Gestine-E. 6286",
Ladd, Ira-W. p. 150,
Seth-Wesley p, 100.
Lake, George-Tuttie' 6798,
p. 163.
Larab, Jonathan p, 116,
Lane, Ann 1895, p. 09.
Lucinda-E.-D. p, 19,
Lanier, Jlargaret-Downing
p, 142,
Larkin, Edward" 6433, p.
116,
Emily-Winslow' 6472,
p, 117,.
(103)

Larkin, FIorenzia-Kozia'
6447, p. 117.
Fred.-Ashbel" 6476, p.
117.
Sarah" 6414, p. 116.
Larrabee, Martha-Jane p.
63.
Laskin, Elizabeth p, 49.
Lasseur, Albert* p, 132. «
,John-R. p. 132:
Latham, Charles p. 54.
Robert p. 16.
Lathrop, Austin-Hubbell
p. 177.
Lawrence, Sarah p. 16.
Grace-Tounsenci p. 142.
Lea, (Archdeacon) pp. 2,
3.
Leavitt, Ernest" p. 151.
W.-H. p. 161.
LeBross, Charles p. 16.
Lee, Gen, S, -D. p. 157.
Leete, Abigail ch. B., p.
32.
Leicester, Edward p. 6.
Leighton, Dominicus-R, p.
168.
Lemon, Mary p. 176,
Leonard, Charles-Melen'
0143, p, 102.
EUen- Isadore p, 138.
Fanny-Elizabeth' 5137,
p. 102.
George-Erastus p. 90.
James-Foster' 5135, p.
102.
Samuel-Billings p. 103.
Lewis, Caroline-Louisa' p,
61.
Charles- Sylvester" 13301"
Daniel' p. 56.
Edward p, 153,
Elizabeth-Greenough' 1899, p. 61.
Elizabeth-G reenough "
1851, p. 59,
Emeline' 1850, p, 0',i.
Francis- Henry' 13301".
George p. 163.
Hannah' p. 57.
Henry' 1913, p. 01,
Harry- AVinslow' 13301",
Ida-Elizabeth" 13301',
Isaiah' 1746, p, 57.
John' pp, 56, 57.
John' p. 66.
Joseph-Henry' p. 59.

Lewis, Joseph-Warren"
1895, p, 59.
Joseph- AVarren' 1913, p.
61.
JuUa-Ann' 1901, p. 59.
Lucy- Ann p, 21.
JIary-Draper'1914, p. 61.
Mary-Winslow' 1900, p.
61.
Rachel' p. 57.
Sarah p 153.
Sarah' p. 57.
Sarah-Ann' 1917, p. 61.
Susanna' p, 67.
Waldo-Stockton" 18201''.
Walter-Herron' 1915, p.
61.
Winslow' 1844, p. 68.
Libby, Charles-H. p, 162.
Lincoln, Abbie-Louise" p.
171.
Abigail-Winslow" p. 172.
Hannali pp, 36, 56.
Levi-Edward' p. 171.
Levi-Tisdale* p. 172.
Tisdale p. 171.
Tisdale-Franklin' p. 173,
Lionberger, Edward-Al
mon p. 70.'
Gay-Gilchrist" p, 70,
John-Edward" p, 70.
Leoiiard-Fay" p. 70,
List, Charles p. 173.
Litchfield, Jlargaret-L. ji.
H'S.
Littie, Ephraim p. 30.
Thomas p. 35.
Littlefield, p. 173.
Lockwood, A.-D. p. 138.
Lohman, Alice-Julia p, 74.
Helen" p, 74,
Isaac p, 74.
Ralph- Waldo'" p. 74.
Longford, Edward" p. 77,
Frank'" 3970, p. 76.
Frank" p, 77.
Jennie" p. 77,
Lord, Charles-Winslow'
5050, p, 91,
Clara-Steele' p, 91.
Clarissa-Malvina" 5046,
p, 90.
John-Bracket' 5047, p.
91.
Mary-Jane" 5048, p. 91.
JIary-Yate» p, 91.
Theodore' 5049, p. 91.

Persons Not Bearing the Winslow Patronymic.

Loring, Jacob p, 57.
Lothrop, Elijah p. 8.
Nancy p, 8.
Loud, Achsah p. 43.
Louks, Albert-Campbell
p. 116.
Jane (Campbell) 6261,
p, 116.
Jonathan-AA'ilbur'" p. 30.
Perry-Holton" p, 30.
Philip p, 30,
Warren-Lincoln" p, 30.
Lovel, Frances-JIiriam'
3991, p. 78.
Martha' 3963, p. 76.
PhUa' 3965, p. 79.
Stephen p. 52.
Loving, John-Milton p.
175.
Marie-Emma p. 176.
Low, Abigail p. 87.
Lowndes, WilUam, Esq.
p. 1.
Lucey, Charles p. 7,
Lufkin, Albert" 9967, pp.
144, 164.
Benjamin* p. 144.
Laura* p. 144.
LUUan* p. 144.
Mary" 9968, p. 145.
Nora' p. 144.
AViUiam" 9966, p. 144.
William'* p. 144.
LuU, Albin" 6537, p. 117.
Lyssons, Daniel p. 1.
Samuel p. 1.
Maben, H.-B. p. 105.
Mace, AUce p. 18.
Mackenzie, (5Uver p. 104.
Magary, Albert-Mallows p.
78.
Alvin" p, 78.
Amanda'* p. 78.
Magura, Samuel-Foster
539, p. 14.
Mallory, Charles- William
p. 91.
Clara-Frances' p, 91.
John-Conrad p. 143.
John-Conrad* p. 143.
Otis-Tod* p. 143.
Winslow* 9760", p. 143.
Malmfedife, Charles-H.
13285.
Joseph-Caleb" 13236.
MandeU, Barnabas" p. 28.
David-J". p. 28.

JIandell, Hannah" pp, 28,
30.
Mary' p, 28.
Jloses' p. 28.
Susanna" p. 28.
Paul p. 28.
Paul" p. 28.
JIann, Emily-Morrell'
(Arms) p. 75,
WiUiam-L. p, 70.
Jlargeson, Edmund p. G.
Marlatt, Alice-O". p. 30.
Elias p. 20.
Henry-A'. p. 20.
Peter-E'. p. 20.
Marsh, EmeUne p, 170.
Frank-P, p. 176.
George p, 176.
Horatio-Winslow p, 176.
Mary p. 176.
PhiUp p. 176.
Sophia p. 176.
Walker p. 176.
Marston, Addie-S". p. 07,
Charles' 3393.
Ellen-Winslow" p. 68.
George" 3394, p. 67.
Nimphas' 3391, p, 67.
Martin, Charles-Richard
p. 70.
Christopher p. 5,
Mason, Armistead" OUO-^.
Dora" 6149".
EUzabeth p. 16.
Fannie-Wood pp. 81,
167.
Gertrude'* 6149=.
John-T. 6149.
Stevens-Thompson'" 6149".
JIather, Cotton" 5037, p.
106.
S.-H. p. 146.
Matlock,-Annie-A^el, p. 78.
Maxham, Lyman p. 104.
Mary-Winslow' 5300, p.
104.
Nellie-Ann* 0312, p, 104.
Wallace-Lyman" 5311,
p. 104.
Maxwell, Anna-Elizabeth
p. 175.
Dr., Bishop of Kilmore
p. 3.
JIcAdams, George- Wash
ington-James' 4438,
p. 87.

McCloy, John-A. p. 139.
McCone, Effle-Estella'" p.
80,
John p. 80.
01a-BeUe'° p. 80.
McSi-aw, Paralee-Tabitha
p. 144.
McLaughlin, Mary p. 58,
JIary-E". 10137, p, 148.
McLauthlin, Charles-Car
roll' 1471, p. 65.
Christiania-Holmes' p,
40.
Qeorge-Erving' 1479, p,
55.
Hannah' p. 40,
Hattie-Florence" 1475,
p. 56.
Jane- West" 1400, p, 103,
Lewis p, 54.
Mary-Ella" 1473, p. 55,
Jlorris-Copeland" 1481,
p, 55.
Samuel p. 40.
. Samuel" p. 40.
Simeon' p, 40.
Peter- West p. 40.
Peter-West" p. 40.
Walter-Scott* 1470. p,
05.
AIcLean, Hattie-Elizabeth"
p. 152.
Helen-Austin* p. 103.
Robert-C. p, 152.
JIcLoud, Rodolphus p. 00.
McNeil, Eugene p. 170.
Charles-Buck p. 170.
Vanesie p. 17(1.
McPherson, General p. 157.
Meigs, CaroUne" p. 86.
Carroll" p. 86.
Clarinda' 4205, p. 80.
Elisha' 4201, p. S3.
Elisha- WiUiams" 4210,
p. 87.
Emily" 4207, p. 86.
Fannie'" p. 86.
Fannie-Kip" p. 86.
Frances' 4206, p. 86.
George' 4202, p. 83.
Henry" 4203, pp. 83, 84,
86.
Henry-Hoyt" p. 80.
John-Gilbert" 4211, p.
87.
Lucretia" p. 80.
Manfredo'* p, 80. (103)

Index IV.

Meigs, Manfred-Bachus" p.
86.
Mary" 4208, p. 87.
Minor-Keith" p. 80.
Sarah' 4209, p. 87.
WilUam" p, 80.
Wm.- Warden* 4204, p.
85.
Merrick, Alibe p. 27.
JlerriU, Greenfield' 9937,
p. 144.
Merriman, Mary-EUza p, 51.
Jlickle, Mrs. Andrew-H,
. p. 142,
Middlecott, Richard p. 10.
Miller, Clarissa-H. p. 15.
J.-R. p. 121.
Mills, Edgar p. 74,
Florence-Adelia" p. 74.
Minot, Hiram p, 101,
Misenar, Edata-Irena' 3961,
p. 70.
Euretta-Adela" 3954, p,
76.
Jlitchell, Agnes-Helena"
p. 44.
E,-C. pp. 88, 124.
Harvey-Otis p. 44.
Jonathan p. 57.
Mary p. 44.
Jlixer, John ch. B, , p, 33.
Monroe, Charles-Stacks"
6284f,
George-Granville 6284''.
George-Wallace' 6284',
MolUe-Esther" 6284b,
Montgomery, William p,
59.
Mooers,  4579, p. 87,
EUison-David" 4680, p.

Emeline" 4081, p.
Moore, Dolly- Ad elai
76.
Morgan, Charles p,
JIary p, 42.
Rev, Mr. p. 140,
Jlorrell, Harriette p
Judge p, 75.
Jlorrow, Margaret-J
00.
Martha p. 32.
Morse, Lowella p, 1
Jlorton, p, 5,
Mr. p. 6.
Albion-R. p. 22,
Charies" p, 22,
(104)

de p.
130.

me p.

Morson, Lillie- Veve' p. 22.
Mosier, Catherine-Louisa'"
p. 30.
Charlotte-Eugenia'" p.
30,
Lewis p, 30.
Mower, Benj amin- AUen*
5197, p. 170.
Charles-Hinckley' p.
170.
Duane pp, 103, 170.
Frank-Duane'* p, 170.
George-Sewall* 5196, pp.
103, 170.
Gen. Joseph-A. p, 158.
Mary-Helen'* p, 170.
McHardy'" p, 170.
Myra'* p. 170.
Mullins, Mr. AVilliam p, 5.
Munn, Clarence- E'. p. 20.
Hermon-S. p. 20.
Ida" p. 20.
LUlian-G". p. 20,
Luella-May" p, 20.
Munson, George p. 123.
Henry-Orson* 6923, p.
123.
Murray, Lindley p. 8.
Rev. Dr. p. 109.
Nash, Doctor p, 4.
Nays, John p. 133.
Newell, AdeUa-F". p. 103.
Charies-S". p. 163.
CUnton" p. 163.
Edwin* p, 163.
Franklin" p. 168.
George-A". p, 168.
Harriet-A". p, 163.
Hattie* p. 163.
Henrietta-S". p, 163,
Henry-T". p, 163.
Kittie* p, 163,
LUUe" p. 163.
Maud" p, 163,
May" p. 163.
NelUe" p. 163,
Sylvester, p, 163,
Newton, Ellen p, 11,
John' p. 49.
Persis' p, 49.
Richard' p. 49.
Thomas" p. 49.
Nichols, Curtis-Coe' 4906,
p. 89.
Eunice-Winslow" 2093,
p. 169.

Nichols, Gilbert-Norton'
4916, p. 90.
Langdon p, 22.
Thomas-Gilbert' M.D.,
4918, p. 89.
Nicholson, ch. B,, p. 83.
Nickerson, Joseph p. 67.
Niles, John' p, 8.
Judge Samuel* p. 8.
Marston' p. 8.
Nathaniel" p. 8.
Nathaniel" p, 8.
Nathaniel" p. 8.
Rev. Samuel" p. 8,
Nordhoff, Jlrs. (3harles p.
122.
North, JIary-Emma' p.
154.
Samuel 11239", p. 154.
Northey, Kenelm-Winslow
10729, p. 153.
Rebekah-Maria' 10724,
p. 153,
William' 10725, p. 103.
Norton, Arthur-John"
6198".
Horace-Hiram' 6195.
Norwood, Ellen-Maria"
7454, p. 126.
Ephraim-Wood" 7407, p.
127.
Gorham p. 65.
Harriet-Green' 7460, p.
127.
Harriet-Winslow" 7455,
p. 126.
John-AVinslow-Kent' 7452, p. 126.
Joshua-froddard' 7469,
p. 127.
William-A'. 7463, p.
126.
AVilliam-Edwin" 7456,
p. 127.
Wmslow' 7459, p. 127.
Nowell, Jlary p. 16.
Nye, Persis-JIaria p. 53.
OdeU, Cathaiine-Jliller p.
78.
Enos-Prator p. 78.
Olds, Hannah 901, p, 14.
Oliver, James p. 153.
Ozier, Joseph p. 36.
Pacuvius, p. 6.
Packard, Betsey p. 130.
Maria-Louisa p. 176.
Packer, John p. 16.

Persons Not Bearing the Winsloio Patronymic.

Page, Clarence-Winslow"
p. 75.
Eruest-Stoddard'* p. 70.
Francis-Stoddard* 3900,
p. 75.
Francis-Wyman, p. 70.
Mary'* p. 75.
Miriam" p. 75.
Paige, Anson-Fairchild'
1085, p. 63.
Lucius-Robinson' 1034,
p. 53.
Lucy 1089 p. 28.
Mary' 971, p. 50.
Moses' 1096, p. 38.
Stephen- West' 979, p. 38.
Paine, Tobias p. 16.
Painter, Darwinian-Eliza
beth* p. 100.
David' p. 100.
Emlen p. 100.
¦ Nettie-Adelaide" 5098,
p. 100.
Phebe' p. 100.
Palmer, George-M. p. 21.
James-L". p. 21.
Lois p. 166.
Mar-vin-L'. p. 21.
Mary-Lucinda' p. 21.
Parker, Leonard 6285"=,
Oscar-Madison' 12967,
p. 162.
Robert ch. B,, p. 32.
Thomas ch. B., p. 33.
Parmeter, Aaron 6379".
Earl-Dodson* 6379''.
Frederick-Wallace 6279<=
Grace-Emeline* 6279b.
Hawley- Allen* 6279j;.
Helen-EUzabetii* 6379«.
LucyAlmira* 6379".
Parmenter, Mrs. Lavinia
(Wheelock) p. 145.
Ralph p. 145,
Parsons, Benjamin' p, 7:'.,
Benjamin' ch. XVI. p.
319, p. 69 App.
Catherine-Augusta" 3996, p. 79.
Cornet-Joseph' ch, B,,
p. 33.
EUa-AUena' 3940, p. 70.
Frances-Eleanor" 3993,
p. 78.
Joel-Beman p, 78,
Julius-Pranklin" 3993, p.
78.

Parsons, Judge-Levi p. 73.
Prof, Theophilus p. 93.
Thomas^ p, 73.
WilUam-Estep" 3938, p.
70,
Partch, Lephia p, 175,
PAi-t;on, Endymion p. 4.
Paul, CaroUne p, 138.
Payne, Calvin-Bullock p,
42.
Rowena' p, 42.
AViUiam 6135.
Payson, Adelaide" 4923, p.
90.
Peake, Frances-Josephine'
7126, p. 163.
Pearl, Arthur-Lewis 6234.
Maurice-Arthur" 6234".
Nina-Elora" 6234°.
Roland-E". 6234".
Pearsal, Sarah-M. 6279°.
Pearson, William-H. p.
154.
Pease, Mary-AdeUne 6282.
Pelham, Herbert p. 179.
Penelope p. 179.
Penn, WilUam p. 96,
Pennell, Thomas-Jefferson
p. 87.
Perkins, Frances-Georgie"
p. 117.
Frank-G. p. 117.
Louisa-Jane" p. 117.
Sarah pp, 34. 48.
Perry, Annie-P, p. 128.
Charlotte-Bailey p. 30.
Eunice pp. 40, 43.
Henry p. 39.
Israel-Perry p. 39.
Samuel p. 30.
Peterson, Abram p. 30.
Pettibone, D,-R, p, 165.
Philips, Abigail p, UG,
Phillips, Alfred-Norton,
JLD. p, 78,
Alice p. 48.
Benjamin p, 34.
Phinney, Lydia p, 28,
Pierce,  173.
Abiah' p. 173.
Gen. Ebenezer p. 03,
Hon. E,-L. pp, 93, 93.
Franklin" p. 173.
George p. 173.
Harriet" p. 173,
Louisa" pp. 171, 173.
Rebecca-Ellen' p. 173.

Pierce, Sarah p. 16.
WilUam" p. 178.
Pitkin, Jlary ch. B., p.' 33,
Plumley, Mrs, p. 76.
Alexander-Rolston'" 3983, p. 78,
Elizabeth-Marriner'" 3981, p. 78.
Emily-Louise'* 8984, p,
78.
Emma-Frances'" 3978,
p. 77.
Gardiner-Ladd'* 3983, p,
78.
Gardiner-Spring p. 77.
Gardiner-Spring" p. 77.
Howard" p. 77.
Marion-Stuart" p, 77.
Mary-Sanger III" p. 77.
WilUam-Edgar'* 3977,
p. 77,
Polechio, Bessie-Lavina"
p. 55.
Joseph p. 55,
NelUe-Mabelle'" p. 55.
Pollard, Abner-William p.
40.
Albion-Slade p. 113.
Caroline p. 113.
Emma-Rosalia p. 113.
Florence- Amelia p. U3.
Grace-Barstow p. U 3.
Isaac p. 113.
Isaac-Ferdinand p. 113.
Lucy-Slade p. 113.
Mary p. 113.
Thomas-Slade p. 113.
WUUam p. 113.
Pond p. 108.
Jlyra-AV". p. 108.
Poole, Reginald-Stuart p.
124.
Poor, D.-W. p. 121,
Jlary-Merrill p. 133,
Poots, JIary p, 144,
Pope, Alfred-A', 11147, p,
153.
Alton' 11133, p, 153.
Deborah p, 171,
Ella-Rebecca' 1108.5'=.
Herbert-Hezekiah" 11085".
Phebe" 11000, p, 103,
Samuel-Marden" 1 1 0.-^O'',
William-Eugene" 11085".
Potter, Jlary p. 60,
Dr. p. no. (105)

Index lY.

Pratt, Harriet p. 114.
Isabella-J. p. 114.
Pray, Araminta-Lucinda"
6233".
Freeman-G. 6333.
George-Freeman" 6225".
Lucian-Andrew" 6333".
Preston, Sally p. 50.
Samuel ch. B,, p, 33,
Prevost, Francis-Marion
p. 175,
Gracie-Carrie p, 176.
Henry-Clay p. 175.
JuUa-Jlaller pp. 131,
174.
Price, Gen. p. 158.
Priest, Degory p. 6.
Prince, p. 5.
Prout, Sarah p. 129.
Prouty, Lydia p. 43.
Puffer, Jerusha-F. p. 50.
J.-G. p. 132.
Pullman, Rev. Dr. p. 49.
Pumpelly, Joseph p. 142.
Putnam, Archibald-Rob
ertson* 9730'=.
Clifford* 9730", p. 141.
CorneUa" 9730''.
Emma-Adele" 9730", p.
141.
Tarrant* 9730", p, 141.
William-Bruce p, 141.
Quimby, Ezra p. 65.
Rand, p. 115.
Randall, Dean p. 42.
Randell, Mary' p. 36.
Ransom, Catharine-Elvira"
p. 61.
Stephen p, 51.
Rathburn, Coi-a-A". 6360=.
Henry-A. 6260",
Lela-JI", 6260".
Newel-Chandler" 6360''.
Perley-Edward" 6360".
Rawson, Aijeline' p. 37.
Alice-.Emily* p. 38,
Avery' p. 37,
Avery" p, 37.
Betsey' p, 37.
Cliai-les-Fnllei-»p, 39.
Eugene" p, 38,
Eunice' p. 37
Fisher' p, 37,
Frederic-Fisher" p. 38.
Hannah' p. 37.
Harriet' p. 37,
Harriit," p, 39.
(100)

Rawson, Harriet- Adell" p.
88.
Hiram' pp. 37, 38.
Hiraiii-Hamilton' p, 38.
Homer-Hamilton" p, 38.
Hor.ace' p. 37,
Horace" p. 38.
Levi-Jarvis' p. 38.
Jennie-Dorcas" p, 39.
Lucy-Fisher' p. 37.
Nancy' p. 37.
Nancy" p. 88.
Nina" p. 38.
Otis-HamUton* p. 38.
Rufus' p, 38,
Thompson p, 87.
Thompson-Baxter' p, 37.
AVarren' p. 37.
AVarren-Addison' p. 39.
Windsor-Ayers' p. 3S.
Raze, Arthur-Eldred 6343.
Ava-Jane" 6342".
Redway, Roscoe-Emerson
p. 163.
Reed, Allen' 5477, p, 105.
Alonzo' p, 100,
Ann-JIatilda p, 43.
Annie (Armstrong) p.
137.
Edward' p. 106.
Edwin' p. 106.
EUen-Augusta p. 118,
Emily" p, 106,
Eunice' .5480, p. 106.
Henry' p. 105.
Horatio-Gates p, 42.
Jasper" p. lOO.
Laura' p. 105.
Levi p. 105.
Lucia" p. 105.
JIartha' p, 105.
Reeves, EUen p, 107.
Reithly, Carrie-Teressa
6248,
Reynolds, Casandra-L, p.
178.
Edith-Landon" p, 178,
Leverna-Augusta" p 178.
Mattie-Winslow" p, 178.
Rhodes, AUen-Kilboin' p,
18.
Alonzo p, 18,
Chester- Winslow" p, IS,
Frank-Madison" p. 18,
George- Wilbur" p, 18.
Rice, Dinah p. 49.
Eleazer' p. 49.

Rice, Gardiner p. 98.
M.-S. p. 93.
Wm.-C. p. 99.
Rich, Edward-Ruggles p.
148.
Edward- Wellington'* p,
148.
Fanny-Louisa'* p. 148.
Mary-AUce" p. 148.
Richardson, Andrew-Jack
son p. 39.
Anstiee' p. 39.
Choate' p. 39.
Harriet" p. 39.
Kate* p. 39.
JIartha* p. 89.
Richard-H. ch. B., p. 33.
Rickitson, Ruth p. 136.
Richmond, James-A. -E".
p. 21.
James-F. p. 20.
Lunettie-O'. p. 21.
Omer-D", p. 20.
Rider, Adeline' 13181, p.
102.
EmeUne' 13178, p. 102.
John p. 102.
JIary-Ann' p. 103.
Ridgedale, John p. 5.
Riegel, Eliza-Alary p. 78.
Ring, Hannah p. 108.
Robbins, David p. 131.
JIabel* p. 171.
Jlildred* p. 171.
Samuel p. 17.
Roberts, Mary-E. p. 132.
Robertson, Alexander-R.
p. 86.
Rachel p. 141.
Robinson, James p. 28.
Rev. John pp. U, 67,
95.
Lucius-Augustus' 6809,
p. 118.
Oliver-Chamberlain' 6819, p. 118.
Sarah' p. 28.
Rodman, Thomas-Al. p.
93.
Rogers, Jlartha ch. B,, p.
32.
Minnie p. 105.
Thomas' pp. 5, 6.
Rohr, Geoi-gian-Marguerita
588 p. 13.
Ropes, Edward-Elson
• 8356, p. 164.

Persons Not Bearing the Winsloio I'' atr onymic.

Ropes, William-Henry p.
133.
Ross, Charlie" p. 61.
Christian-K, p. 61.
Walter' p. 61.
Rowe, Sylvanus, M,D., p.
80.
WilUam-Edgar", Jl,D,,
4034, p. 80,
Rudd, Edward-Hunting
p. 143.
Ruggles, Abigail' p. 23.
Abigail" p. 34,
Abigail' p. 24,
Ann" p. 24.
Ann' p. 24.
Anson' p. 28.
Benjamin ch. B., p.
82.
Benjamin' pp. 26, 29.
Benjamin' pp. 26, 27,
39.
Benjamin" pp, 34, 28.
Constant' p. 28.
Cordelia' p. 28.
Daniel" p. 28.
Dorothy* p. 23.
Edward* p. 23.
Edward' pp. 23, 26,
28.
Edward' pp. 24, 28.
EUzabeth" p. 24.
Elizabeth' p. 23.
Elizabeth' p. 24.
Francis-Haynes' p. 28.
Frederick' p. 28.
Gardiner' p. 28.
Gen. p. 37.
Hannah* p. 25.
Hannah' p. 33.
Hannah' p. 34.
Hannah' p. 27.
Harriet-Elizabeth' 4123,
I p. 82.
Henry' p. 24.
Henry-Austin* 4144, p.
82.
Henry-Jenks' p. 27.
Henry-Thomas* p, 83.
Huldah" p. 24.
John' p. 29.
John" pp. 23, 29.
John" pp. 23, 29.
John* p. 23.
John' p. 26.
Joseph" pp. 24, 29.
Joseph* p. 25.

Ruggles, Joseph' p. 26.
Joshua' 4122, p. 82.
Julia-Isabel" 4133, p. 82.
Lucy* p. 26.
Lucy' p. 28.
Jlartiia* pp. 23, 25.
Mary" pp. 24, 39.
Mary' p. 35,
JIary-Ann" 4163, p. 8:!.
Nathan" p. 28,
Patience' pp. 20, 28.
Rebecca" p. 39.
Rebecca* p. 23.
Ruth* p. 29.
Samuel" pp. 23, 24.
Samuel" pp. 23, 24, 20.
Samuel* p. 25.
Samuel' p. 26.
Samuel' p. 24.
Samuel' p. 27.
Sarah" p. 23.
Sarah* pp. 23, 25.
Sarah" p. 25.
Seth' p. 27.
Susanna" pp. 26, 28.
Thomas' p, 23.
Thomas" pp, 23, 24.
Thomas* p. 24.
Thomas' p. 24.
Thomas' pp. 24, 27.
Thomas-Edwin' 4153, p.
88.
Timothy* pp, 25, 26.
Timothy' p. 26.
Timothy" p. 37.
Timothy-Amherst' p. 27.
Tryphena* ch. B., p. 83.
Whiting' p. 29.
William-AVinthrop' p.
27.
Rumery, E.-W. p. 168.
Russell, p. 108.
Cornelius-Lansing p.
126.
Edward-Thomas 12778.
EUzabeth-Lamar p. 121.
Ellen-Louisa" p. 58.
George pp. 20, 67.
Hon. Mr. p. 99.
Rutherford, Elizabeth p.
114.
Sackett, Hannah p. 27.
Lucy-Maria p. 52.
Sampson, Abner p. 42.
Charles' p. 43,
George' p. 42.
Sylvia-Church p. 115.

Sanford, Cleora p, 118,
Saulnier, Bertha-Winslow'
p. 98.
.lohn-AVinslow' p, 98.
Louis p. 98.
Savels, Elizabeth p. 90,
Sawyer, Anthony p, 05,
Mary -J ane p. 103,
Schenk, Dr. p. 119.
ScoUay,  p. 34.
Scott, p, 79,
Gen, p, 94.
Mary-G. p, 15.
Thomas ch. B,, p, 32.
Seabury, Alice" 8499, p.
135.
John p, 135.
Patience p, 5G,
Searl, John p. 29.
Sears, Susie-Eveline" 2881,
p. 66.
Seavey, Marcian p, 149.
Secor, Clara p. 141.
Sedgewick, I-^ydia p, 132,
Selby, William, Esq, p, 1.
Senter, William p, 149,
Sewell, Samuel-Edmund
p. 153.
Seymour, Mary-Ann' ch.
B., p. 33.
Shaw, C.-H. p. 164.
Jonathan p. 10.-
Leon' p. 164.
JIary p. 141.
Sheldon, Eugene-Edmund
p. 80.
Francis-Eugene'" p. 80.
Shelly, John p, 146.
Sherman, Mrs. Wm. -Wil
der 6000, p. 171.
AbigaU" p. 35.
Alice' p. 34.
Ann-EUzabeth" 12970".
Bethiah' p. 35.
Caroline' 6417, p. 116.
Elijah p. 116.
Henry-T". 12970".
Jane' p. 84.
John p. 34.
John' p. 35.
Joseph-Bradford" 12970*.
Lois' p. 36. '
Mattie-Brown' 12970''.
Mary p. 1 04.
Renssalaer-Reed' 6418,
p. 116. (107)

S3

Index 1 Y.

Sherman, Samuel' p. 35.
Sarah" p. 34.
William" p. 86.
Shields, James-T. p. 178.
Shippen, Joseph-Franklin'
, 9668".
Kathleen-JIaud" 9668".
Sibley, Braman p. 162.
Braman-F' p, 162.
John-R'. p, 162.
Mai-y-N". p. 162.
SiUem, AV. p, 86.
Silliman, Herbert-John'
6296.
Stella-Towsley 6296.
Simmons, Moses p. 34.
Patience p, 34.
Sarah p. 36.
Seth p. 36.
Simons, Anhur-Ansel'
6231".
Edward-Everett" 9330,
p. 139.
Erwin-Garfleld' 0231''.
Eugene-Sidney" G231".
Henry-Alpha 6231.
Wilbur-Henry* 6231'=.
Sisson, George-Preserved
p. 65.
Skiff, H.-J. p. 145.
Slade, John p, 166.
Smith, Benjamin-F. p, 82.
Benj. -Franklin p. 167,
Benj.-Franklin'" p. 167.
Erasmus-Ford' p. 00,
Frank-W. p. 86.
Gen, W.-S. p. 157.
Hepzibah p, 136.
John-Longford p, 70.
Lawrence- Wilde" p. 55.
Mary-Hathaway" 1454,
p. 55.
Richard p. 137.
Samuel ji. 39,
Sidney' 1451, p. 54.
Sylvanus'" p. 55.
Walter'" p. 50,
Wm.-H. p. 149.
SneU, Hannah p. 40.
Rebecca p. 45.
Snyder, Catherine p. 113,
Soule, George pp, 6, 115,
Southworth, Polly p. 35.
Rosamond" 2517, p. (iO.
Thos. p. 10.
Spencer, Moses p. 113.
Spicer, Cyrus p. 167.
(108)

Spooner, Alvah p, 162,
Alvah" p, 162,
Ebenezer p, 28,
Ebenezer' p. 29.
Edwin' 13178.
Lucy' p, 28.
Micah" p, 29.
Sprague, Adeline-Jameson'
p. 44.
Caroline-Louisa" p. 44,
Elisha-Cushing' p, 44,
Horatio-Baker' p. 44,
Nettie-Gertrude' p. 44,
Stephen-Cushing p. 44,
Stacks, Adeline-Emma'
6284"',
Dow-Clark" 6284".
Edward-Sumner' 6284"
Ettie-Lucinda' 6284].
JIayfred-Pearl" 6284"=.
Thomas 6284.
Stackpole, Theodate-Mor-
reU' 12143, p, 153.
Standish, Capt. Jliles pp.
5, 6. 10.
Miles Jr. p. 16.
Rose p, 6.
Susan-V. p. 174.
Stanley, Calrow-Lincoln'"
p. 171.
Carrie-Augusta'" p. 171.
Cora-Etta" p. 171.
D.-C. p. 171.
Emma" p. 171.
Mary-Louise'" p. 171.
Staples, Bina-Frauces"
5102, p. 100.
David-Jackson p. 100.
John-Charles" 5100, p.
100.
Mary-Elizabeth' 5097, p.
100.
Starbird, Elmer p. 170.
Stearns, Jonathan-F'. p.
26.
Josiah p. 35.
Samuel' p. 25.
Samuel, L.L.D, p. 12.
Samuel-Horatio' p. 20.
William-Augustus' p.
26.
Steele, Anna-E. p. 91.
Stephens, Angelo p. 87.
EUa-C". p. 87.
Henry* p. 87.
Stephenson, Jlina p. 18.
Stetson, Andrew p. 54.

Stetson, Lydia p 113.
Stevens, Edward p. 42.
George-Bradford'* p. f>5.
Lucy-Sherwood'" p. 55.
Melvin p. 103.
Roger-Pierce'* p. 55.
Solomon-Bliss p. 55.
Stiles, Henry-Reed, JI.D.
p. 72.
Lewis p. 133.
Stilie, Anna-Dulles 6889,
p, 122.
Stoddard, Adelia-Parsons'
3869, p. 74.
Charies-C"- p. 74.
Charles-Heman' p. 74.
Frank-James* 3897, p.
75.
James-Monroe' 3894, p,
74.
Jane-Miriam" 3899, p.
75.
Richard-Page'* p, 74.
Richard-Puryear" 3896,
p, 74.
Roy'* p, 74.
Stone, Ellen-JIaria" 5603,
p. 108.
George-Gilbert" 5028,
p. 108.
John p, 28.
Thomas p. 108.
Winslow-F"'. 5604, p,
108.
Stoner, Christian p. 51.
Stout, H.-R. p. 165.
Sti-ader, Francis-A. p. 80.
Strong, Joseph ch. B., p.
33.
Martha (Clark) ch. B,, p.
33.
Sturges, Capt. p. 102.
Stuyvesant, Gov. p. 90.
Sumner, p. 130
Ann p. 23.
Ebenezer p. 177.
Edward-Blake' 0238,
p, 104.
Ephraim p. 104.
Lucy-C. p. 55.
Swain, Cora-Lovina'
12937".
Frederick-Parker' 12937"=.
George-Benjamin" 12937".
Jlinnie" 12926".

Persons Not Bearing the Wi)islow Patr

•onymic.

Swarthout, Ada-Eliza
beth'* p. 30.
James-Byron p. 30.
Swarts, Florence-Luella"
13195".
George-Gardner 13195.
Sweetzer, Emma p. 142,
Swett, Mary- AUce p, 177,
Swift, Charles-Heman p,
74.
Frances-EUzabeth* 3879,
p. 74.
Frank" 3889, p, 74.
Margaret-JIcIver" 3SS4,
p. 74.
Sylvester, Charles p, 137,
Deborah-Walker' p, 41,
Marcia-Ann" p, 41.
Jlary-Ann-Hatch" p, 41,
Roxana-Thomas" p. 41,
Sarah-Augusta" p, 42,
Thomas-Osborn p, 41.
Taber, Alfred-Henry*
11084".
Alice-Rebecca* 11084".
Frank-Daniel* 11084''.
Maria-WilUs* 11084".
Nathaniel-Denham" 2498
Taft, Ellen-Frances p. 01,
Tailor, AViUiam pp. 11, 12.
Talcott, Fred-Howard"
400.5, p. 88.
Tash, Thomas p. 103,
Taylor, Franklin pi. 103,
George p. 43.
Lucy-Warren" p. 43.
Maranda-Ann J}. 51.
Tebbetts, Noah p. 91.
Temple, Alonzo j), 162.
Edward-Everett' p, 163.
Francis-AIarion' p, 163,
Joseph- Warren' p, 103,
Wm.-Henry" p. 162.
TeiTy, Thomas' p. 11.
Thatcher, Eudora-Alelvina"
12945.
Thayer, Adin p. 99.
Thomas, Achsah' p. 30.
Annie-Franklin" p. 103.
Augustus-E*. p. 53.
BeUnda-A". p. 53.
Belinda-A". p. 53.
Benjamin-Douglas" p.
54.
Betsy p. 38.
Briggs pp, 42, 53.
Briggs' p. 03.

Thomas, Briggs-H". p. 03,
Burnham' p. 54.
Charles" p. 04,
Charles-Buzzell' p. 63.
Charles-R". p, 54.
Charlotte' p. 04.
Chariotte' p. 54,
Charlotte-R". p. 53.
Chauncey-Hayward 6580.
EUzabeth" p, 54.
Eliza-F«. p. 53.
Etta-Alice" p, 53.
George" p. 54.
George-H. p. 159,
Gideon p, 34.
Harriet' p. 54,
Henry-Leonard" p. 102.
Ichabod" p, 49.
Isaac p. 36.
Jane-L*. p. 54.
John p. 35.
Jonas-D" p. 53.
Joseph' pp. 39, 49.
Joseph" pp. 49, 52.
.lulia' p. 54.
Lillian-M". p. 54.
Lizzie-Ellen" p. 63.
Malcolm* p. 54.
Maria' p. 54.
JIary-Bensou p, 87.
Jlary-Lena" p. 63,
Nathan pp, 34, 30.
Nellie-B". p. 53.
Nora-A". p. 53,
Roscoe-G'. pp. 53, 54.
Rosette' p, 54.
Sarah p. 39.
Sarah-Q. p. 43.
Sophronia' p. 53.
Stephen- Hart p. 63,
Sylvania p. 43.
WilUam-Heni-y p. 102.
Zenas' p, 36.
Thompson, John p, 117.
John-W. p, 122.
R.-W. p. 132.
WUUam -Robert 12396.
Thorpe, Jl.-A. \>. 57.
Thrall, Sarah p. 03.
Thurber,' Edward p. 160.
Thurbur, Abby p. 165.
Thurston, Albert-E. p.
173.
Albert-E'». p. 173,
Jiary-Ann p. 60.

Tilden, Christopher p, 48.
Eliza' p, 48.
Mary-Ann p, 44.
Tilley, Edward p, 0,
John pp, 5, 6,
Tinker, Thomas p. 5,
Tinkham, Adelaide- White'
9242, p. 139.
GUbert-Winslow' ID. 139.
John p, 89.
J.-G. p. 90.
John-Gilbert' 4899, pp.
89, 139.
Todd, Jane-Martin p, 03.
Toland, Wm. -Alexander
. p. 167.
Wm, -Craig" p, 167,
Tomblen, Lucretia-Wins
low" 5921, p. 112.
Orriu-Ames p, 112.
Tompkins, Abel 12770.
Edmund-Baldwin" 12770".
Elizabeth-Church" 13770"-
Torrey, Henry-Beal" p, 62.
James-Morrell' 2078, p.
62.
Lucy' 2339, p. 62,
Townsend, Rev. p. 165.
Tracy, I.-J. p. 146.
Lou.-Massa p, 140.
Mrs. Stephen p, 146.
Trask, Mary-Sanger
((3ann) p, 77.
Trels, Barnabas p. 57.
Tripp, Mary 12345.
True, Alfred-Marston"
11733, p, 154,
Trumbull, 11. -Clay p. 121.
Turner, Calvin j). 30.
Cortez-Kempton 12987.
Elizabeth-Winslow 12987".
Frederick-Cortez' 12987"
John p. 5.
Lucy p. 36.
JIary p. 37.
Nathan p. 30.
Nathaniel p, 36.
Temperance' p, 30.
Tuttle, Esther' 6692, p.
117.
George-Richmond' 0743,
p. 117,
Louisa-Caroline' 0741,
p, 117, (109)

Index I Y.

Tuttle, Maria-Eliza' 6756,
p. 118.
Sylvester p. 13.
Twiss, Dr. ch. B., p. 32.
Tyler, Jane-Jlinerva p. 22.
Tyringham, Francis p. 1.
Mary p. 1 ,
Urban IV, Pope p. 4.
Valentine, Edmund"
12766",
Mercy p, 136,
Vancott, Hon, Joshua-Jl.
p, 93.
VanDeusen, JIary p. 175.
Villiers, Sir George p. 1.
Vining, Warren p. 113. •
Vosburg, Bernetta p, 30.
Wadsworth, EUsha-S. ch,
B., p. 33.
Herbert" p. 68.
Ichabod' 8213, p. 164,
Livingston" p, 68.
William-Austin" p. 58.
Wm. -Wolcott p, 58.
Waeborn, Henry-E. p. 76.
Wait, Harriet-Jane' 5575,
p, 107.
Seth p, 107.
Waite, Chief Justice p.
122.
Wakefield, Jonathan p, 80,
Mindy-Abigail" 4010, p.
80.
Walker,  p. 87.
Abigail-Baker' p. 42.
Almeda' p. 42.
Asa pp. 40, 41.
Charles' p. 43.
Charles-Howard' p. 42,
Deborah' p. 43,
Geo.-Washington p, 164.
Julia- Ann' p. 42.
Lucy' p, 41.
Margaret' 660, p, 14,
Marshall' 059, p, 14,
Jlatilda-A", p, 42,
Wealthy' p, 42,
Zeruiah-Bryant p, 46,
AVallis, Bessie p, 124.
Ward, Albert-Henry" p.
79.
Alvah p. 79.
Alvah-Henry" p. 79.
Andrew-H. p. 49.
Charies-J". p. 10.
Clara- J». p. 15.
Frances-Lovell" p. 80.
(110)

AVard, Frances-JIary" p. 79.
Geo.-S'. p. 15.
James-G. p. 15.
John-C p. 15.
JuUa-P', p. 15.
Mary ch. B., p. 32,
Mary-A'. p, 15,
Nathaniel-Benton* p. 80.
Record p. 49.
Sarah-C", p. 15.
Winslow- A", p. 15.
Waring, Col. George-E. p.
158.
Warner, Almira-Amelia p,
107.
Anna-Giulietta p. 106,
Charles p, 89.
Harriet' pp. 28, 30.
Jonathan pp. 28, 30.
Warren, Abigail ch, B,, p.
32.
Edna" 0947, p. 123,
Edward" 6945, p. 123.
Fanny" 6946, p. 123.
George p, 66.
John p, 58.
Jlrs, p, 27,
Richard pp, 5, 6,
AVashburn, Albert' 3039,
p, 65.
Ezra-Edson p. 65.
Lucy-Bond' 2525, p. 65.
Waterhouse, Elizabeth p,
171.
Watson, p. 166,
Charles p, 86,
Eliza" p. 8,
Watts, Artemas-Ward p,
126,
Webb, Erastus-David-Ho'-
ton' 3653, p, 69,
Rev. John-Clarence'
3601, p, 68.
AVebster, Lydia-Dorman
6240,
AVeld, Ezra p, 00,
Lewis' p. 50,
Lewis" p. 67.
WelUngton, Almira" 10077,
p. 147,
Elizabeth-W". 10090, p,
148.
Emily-G", 10097, p, 148.
Jane-T". 10078, p, 147,
Lucy-P'. 10080, p, 147.
Jlary-Smith' 10092, p.
147.

Wellington, Nathan-R".
10101, p. 148,
Wellman, Lula-Ettie 6227,
p. 115.
Wells, p. 166.
G.-AUen 6229.
Herbert-A. 6239".
Ruth-Ann p. 165.
Thomas p. 14.
Weston, Alden-B, p, 45.
Baker' p. 40.
Eleanor-Baker' p. 40.
Hannah-Baker' p. 40.
Ichabod p. 40.
Olive pp. 35, 36.
Ruby p, 42.
Sally pp. 35, 86.
Simeon p. 40.
Sophia-Bartlett p. 46.
Sophronia p. 45.
AVetherill, Joseph-Ridge
way p. 142.
Jliriam-StiUson" p. 142.
Wetmore, Clara-Ann"
6921, p. 123.
Evangaline-Louise" 6920, p. 123.
Frederick-Hubbard' 6919, p. 12-2.
Harriet-Almira' 6922, p,
123,
JIabel" p. 133.
JIayfred' p. 133.
Wheat, Jesse-Lee'" p. 76.
Pliilander-Salmou" 3913,
p. 70.
Sainuel-Sanfoi-d' 3916,
p. 76.
Wheeler, Charles p. 00.
Charles-Henry p. 50.
Chariotte p, 50.
Charlotte-Sophia' p. 51.
Daniel p. 50,
Daniel- Warner p, 50,
Edward-Winslow' 11908".
Elizabeth p. 50.
Eliza-Jane" 977. p. 03.
John p. 50.
Luthera- Alraira p. 00.
Jlary p. 50.
JIai-y-Emeline" 905, p,
52,
JIoses-Allen p. 50.
Rebecca-Ann" 976, p, 03.
Sally p. 50.
Thomas p. 50.

Persons Not Bearing fhe Winslow Patronymic.

Wheeler, Thomas-AA'ins-
low" U90S".
AVilliam p. 50.
William-Augustus p, 50.
William-Fiske p, 50,
William-Harrison* 11908",
Whipple, Charles- Sumner"
5067, p, 93,
DeUa-Ray' 7197, p, 130,
Emeline-Frances' 5061,
p, 91,
Frank-A". p. 135.
Frederic-Henrv' 5063,
p. 92.
George' p. 120,
Hamiltou-H'. p."135.
Harriet-.Adelaide" 5063,
p. 92.
Henry-Ethan' 7193, p.
120.
Henry-P" p. 130,
Lavina-Judson' 7194, p.
130.
Jlary-Grace' p, 93,
Orrin p. 91.
Roscius-E". p. 135,
Stephen-Girard' 7196,
p. 125.
Whitaker, Josephinc-
AA'ood" 12976"=.
Joseph-Wood 12976.
Seraph-Perlee p, 10(i.
White, Eugene-Richard"
p. 68.
Henry-G. p. 68.
Alary p. 26.
Peregrine p, 5,
Samuel p. 168,
Thomas-J, p, 104.
William pp. 5, 6,
Whitehouse, Jleribah p,
53.
Whiting, Eva p, 99.
JIartha p. 1 3.
Whitney, JIary ch. B., p.
38.
Whitmore, Thomas p. 1 04.
JIary pp. 39, 45,
Wight, Charlotte p. 20.
Wilbur, Hannah-S. 13773.
Wilcox, Calvin-Elijah p.
117.
Frank-Rundle" p. 117.
Wilde, Sargeant pp. 3, 4.
Wilder, Amanda-Minerva
p. 67.

Wiley, Kate-Ellen p. 09.
Wilkie, Eugene p, 118,
Willard, Alvin-Eugene p,
30.
Sidney" 1886, p, 59.
AVilUams,  pp. 166,
171.
Elizabeth p, 25,
Erastus-S. ch. B., p, 33,
Fanny p. 83.
Kate-Winslow' 10040",
Mary-Clark' 10040'
Jlrs. p. 145.
Roger pp. 09, 97,
Thomas pp, 6, 160,
Williamson, Allen p, 87,
Deborah pp, 39, 40,
Wilson, p, 10.
Alonzo' 12552.
Charles' 12551.
Clara-Ellen 0237.
Emma-Susanna" 13549.
Erasmus p. 134.
Frank-Winslow' 12048.
John-Garner 12544,
.lames-Il, pp. 159, 160,
Lydia-Frances" 12550,
Olive p, 62.
Olive- .\I. 12925.
Sarah-Elida p. 135.
William" 12553.
AVinfleld, Jacob p. 165.
AVinsor, Augusta p. 45.
Judith" p. 54.
Witham, Louisa-Barnes p.
149.
AVithy, Henrv p. 07,
Wolverton. Clara-Rachel'
6338".'
lola-Dell* 6238".
John-McCoy 6338.
Wood, Ivanette p. 174.
Jacob' p. 86.
John p. 86.
Lizzie-I". p. 80,
Jlrs. Hannah p, 171.
N.-JI. p. 128,
Sarah' p. 86,
AVoodhead, Grace-Elijah
p. 92.
AVooding, Edmund' 413,
p. 13,
Frank-Edmund" p, 13,
.luUus' 414, p, 13.
Lizzie-JIaria" p. 13.
Louise" p. 13.

Woodbridge, Abigail' ch,
B,, ]), 33.
^ne.is" ch, B., p. 38.
Ann" ch. B,, p. 32,
Ashbel" ch. B,,-p. 32,
Benjamin' ch. B., p. 32.
Benjamin" ch, B., ji, 32.
Benjamin' ch, B., p, 32.
Benjamin' ch, B,, )>, 33.
Benjaniin-Ruggles" ch.
B., p, 33.
Caroline" ch, B,, p. 33,
Charlotte' ch, B., p. 33.
Dorothy" ch. B., p. 32.
Dorothy" ch. B., p. 33.
Elizabeth-Octavia' ch.
B., p. 33.
EmeUne' ch. B., p. 33.
Ephraim" ch. B., p. 32.
Jahleel" ch. B,, p, 33.
Jemima* ch. B., p. 83.
John* ch. B., p. 32.
John' ch. B., p. 32.
John" ch. B., p. 33.
John' ch. B., p. 32.
.John' ch. B., p. 33.
.John" ch. B., pp. 32, 33,
Joseph" ch. B., p. 32,
Joseph" ch. B., p. 33.
Joseph' ch, B,, p. 33.
Louisa-Christmas' ch.
B,, p, 33.
Lucy" ch. B., p. 32,
Lucy" ch, B,, p, 33,
JIargaret' ch. B,, p. 32.
Alartha p, 24.
Martha" ch. B,, p, 32.
Martha" ch. B., p. 33.
JIarv" ch. B., p. 32.
JIarv" ch. B., p. 32.
Mary-Ann' ch. B.. p. 33.
Jlercy" ch. B., p. 32.
Jlindwell' ch, I'.,, p, 33.
MindweU' ch, B., p. 33.
Nathaniel" ch. B., p. 32.
Paul' ch, B , p, 32.
Rebecca' ch. B., p. 33.
Ruggles" ch. B., p. 33.
Samuel' ch. B., jd. 32.
Sarah' ch, B,, p. 3'2,
Sophia" ch, B,, p. 33.
Susan- Augusta' ch, B,,
p. 33.
Susanna' ch. B., p. 32.
Sylvester' ch. B., p, 33.
Sylvester" ch. B., p, 33.
Theodore" ch. B., p, 82.
(Ill)

Index IV.

Woodbridge, Thomas" ch.
B., p. 33.
Thomas' ch, B,, p, 32.
Thomas-Dudley" ch. B.,
p. 33.
Timothy' ch. B., p, 32.
Timothy* ch, B, , p. 33.
Tryphena' ch. B,, p. 33,
WoodhuU,  p. 141,
Woods, Helen-Louisa'
1865, p. 59.
Woodward, Samuel, Sec'v
p. 1'2.

Worth, Helen" 12913b.
Henry" 13912".
Wortman, William p, 113.
Wright, (jharles p. 36.
Harriet p. 107.
Polly p. 113.
Wrightington, John p.
138.
Wyeth, Harriet p. 66,
Yemans, Herbert-WiUiams
p. 100.
Young, Anna-Alieda* p.
113.

Anna-Rebekah" 5924, p.
112,
Daniel-Crockett* 5920,
p. 112.
Daniel-Pierce p, U2.
Mary-Lucretia' 5922, p.
112.
Robert-Bruce pp. 112,
113.
Robert-Humphrey" 6923,
p. 112.
William-Emery" p. 112.
Younglove, JI.-C. p. 146.

Allen, Benjamin p. 170.
Beals, Jeremiah p. 177.
Joanna- Winslow' p. 177.
Mary-Elizabeth' p. 177.
Rachel-B. p, 177.
Sarah-B, p. 177,
Seba-Ames p, 177.
Blake, Mira' p. 170.
Bradley, Emily p. 177.
Clater, Sarah-Elizabeth

Cook, Mr. p, 172.
Dewey, Henry-P. p, 109.
Dodge, Betsey p. 176,
Hatch, EUzabeth" p, 177,
Howard, Adelia-EUzabeth"
p. 178,
Allen- Winslow" p, 178,
Anna- Winslow" p. 178,
Channing-Snell" p. 178.
Courtney-Beals" p. 178.

Howard, Ella-Capen" p.
178.
Frederick-Leroy" p, 178.
Jeremiah-Beals' p. 178.
Lester-Sumner" p. 178.
Jlower, George-Sewell" pp.
170, 177.
Robinson, John p. 179.
Snell, Inez-A. p. 178.

CIS)

Lndex of Charts and List of A uthors and A iithui'ities. K

LIST OP CHARTS.
Crouchman and AVyncelowe, Parallel Chart,
Winselowe and Seymour,
John Winslow,
Winslow, Thompson
William AVyncelowe,
Gifford-Winslow Families,
Danish AA'inslows,
Alleyne Family,
Edward* Winslow,
AVinslow Greene, Brace Chart,
Thomas Family, Parallel Chart,
Lewis Family, " "
AVinslow-Lewis, Brace and Parallel Chart,
Jleigs Family, Parallel Chart,
Winslow- Webb, " "
Winslow- Webb, continuation of Parallel Chart,
Forward Family, Parallel Chart,
Parsons Faurily, " "
Winslow Family, " "
Winslow-Parsons, " "
Winslow-Parsons, continuation of Parallel Chart,
Josiah' Winslow, Parallel Chart,
Josiah' Winslow, continuation of Parallel Chart,
Benjamin" AVinslow, Brace and Parallel Chart,
Staples Family, Parallel Chart,
.Iohn Winslow, ParaUel Chart,
Josiah' Winslow, Radial Chart,
Kenelm' AVinslow, "

umbers. I,

Pages. 6.

n,

7.

III,

9.

IV,

10.

V,

11.

VI,

13-15

VII,

18.

VII,

380-7.

VIII,

7 'J.

IX,

UO.

X,

170.

XL

l'J7.

XI 1-2,

208.

XII,

402.

XIII,

315-6.*

XIV,

317.

XV,

347.

XVI,

819.

XVII,

332.

XVIII,

345.

XIX,

346.

XX,

474.

XXI,

xxn.

529.

XXIII,

469.

484.

16.

72.
SOJIE OF THE AUTHORS, AUTHORITIES, AND PUBLIC
RECORDS QUOTED.
p. and pp. refer to pages in Volume I.
Appleton, William-S, pp.
10, 23.
Baylis, pp. 23, 55.
Belknap, p. 23,
Bradford, pp, 32, 39, 56,
74.
Chester, Col. Joshph-L, p.
34,
Gorton, p. 49.
Hatch, Hon, Luther p, 73.
Hazard, pp. 44, 64.
Hubbard, p. 49.
Hume, p. 55.
Hunt, Hai-i-iot-Kezia' M.D.
p. 404.
Hutifhinson, pp, 31, 41, 42,
44, 45, 53, 04, 55, 74,
Moore, Charles-B. p. '73,
List of Authors and Authorities.

Jlorton, pp, 32, 44, 45.
Neal, p, 49.
Paige, Rev. Lucius-R.
D,D,. pp. 73, 80, 81,
83, 87, 88, 89, 96, 97,
99, 100, 139, 140, 148.
Paine, Josiah pp. 75, 89, 95.
Pierce, Gen. Ebenezer-W.
pp, 87, 88, 102, 214.
Prime, Rev. Irenaeus D.D.,
p. 325.

Prince, pp. 82, 85, 41, 42.
Purchas, p. 35,
Samsbury, W.-Noel p. 50,
Savage, pp. 43, 44, 45, 49,
61, 74, 188,
Spooner, Thomas p, 212.
Taylor, Bayard p. 69,
Thacher, Dr, 29, 39, 59.
Thomas, Marcia-A. p. 175.
Thurloe, p. 66.

Towne, Rev. Edward-C.
pp, 46, 73.
Ti-umbnll, p. 44.
Walworth, Chancellor p.
99
Wells, ch. XIL
Winthrop, Gov. pp. 43,
43, 44, 49, 52.
Young, Dr. p. 23.

AUibone's Dictionary, pp.
152, 158.
Barber's Massachusetts
Hist. Collections, p. 80
Benjamin Parsons Memori
al, p. 374.
Blake's Biog. Dictionary,
p. 164.
Bowdoin College Record
of the War, p. 477.
Bowen's Universal Geo
graphy, p. 58.
Calendar of State Papers,
Colonial Series, print
ed London, p. 56.
Clapp Genealogy (MSS),
pp. 130, 463.
Clarke Genealogy, pp. 94,
403.
Dartmouth College Class
Memorial, p. 608.
Deane's History of Scitu
ate, p. 70, 197,
Evart's Centennial Oration,
p, 68.
Force's CoUection of
Tracts, p, 49.
Freeman's History of Cape
Cod, pp. 74, 75, 82,
93, 95, 129, 148, 187,
189, 195, 197, 254,
264, 289.
Genesis of the New Eng
land Churches by
Leonard Bacon, D.D,,
pp. 30, 47

Hanson's History of Gardi
ner and Pittston,
(Maine) pp, 231, 233.
History of Ancient and
Hon. Artillery Boston,
p. 256.
History of Duxbury, pp.
176, 177.
History of Medford, p. 211.
History of Norton, p. 142.
History of Pittsford, Vt.,
pp. 163, 496.
History of Portland, p. 101.
History of Scituate, pp.
173, 185, 197, 27'2.
Life of Carver, p. 32,
Lyman Genealogy, by Pro
fessor Coleman, p. 108.
Jlemorials of Jlarshfleld,
pp. 71, 96, 99, 173,
175.
Jlitchell's History of
Bridgewater, pp. 88,
137.
Mourt's (Morton's) Rela
tion, p. 38.
New England Historical
and Genealogical Reg
ister, pp, 96, 99, 100,
101, 146, 148, 162,
'202, 206, 210, 211,
214, 217, 234, 230,
237, 243, 244.
Palfrey's History of New
England, p. 31.

Pierce Family by Gen.
Ebenezer-W. Pierce,
pp. 158, 461.
Pilgrim Fathers of New
England by AV. and
H. Bartlett, London,
1854, p. 47.
Pitkin's (Jivil and Political
History of the United
States, pp. 48, 49.
Prescott Genealogy, pp.
192, 194.
Rice Genealogy, p. 897.
Sabine's American Loyal
ists, pp. 452, 464.
Savage's Genealogical
Dictionary, pp. 23, 80,
197, 402.
Speed's Great Britain, p. 58.
Thacher's History of Ply
mouth, p. 80.
Todd Genealogy, by Rich
ard-Henry' (jreen, p.
114.
Valentine's JIanual, p. 73.
Walker Genealogy, pp, 290,
528.
AVeutworth Genealogy, p.
406.
Young's Chronicles of the
Pilgrim Fathers, pp,
31, 35, 38, 41, 00, 73.

List of Authors and Authorities:

B()ston Records, pp. 98,
100, 209, 210, 311.
Falmouth Records, pp.
101, 217, 399,
Greenfield Records, p. 499.
Harwich Church Records,
p. 391.
Harwich Records, pp. 129,
181,. 302,
Marshfield Records, pp, 96,
97, 98, 172, 311.
Moore's Musical Record,
p. 499,
Newport Records, p. 234.

Pembroke Records, pp. 99,
186, 290.
Portland Records, pp. 101,
216, 317, 233.
Rochester Records, pp, 96,
146, 104, 5t)9, 524,
Somerset Records, p. 236.
Springfield Recorcis, p.
498.
Suffolk County Probate
Records, pp. 209, 210.
Swan's Island Records, p.
220.

Swanzey Records, pp. 99,
100, 103, 213, 314,
216, 234.
Wareham Records, p. 99.
Worcester Probate
Record, pp. 88, 503.
Worcester Records, pp.
145, 163, 523.
AVorcester Registry of
Deeds, p. 100.
'Yarmouth Records, pp.
129, 136.

ABBREVIATIONS.

abbrev, abbreviated.

Hist.

History.

abt.

about.

hist.

historian.

ace.

according to.

hon.

honorable.

adm.

admitted, administered or admin

- inf.

¦^infant, infancy, informed or in

istration.

formation.

a).

aged.

inhab.

inhabitant or inhabited.

aft.

afterward.

ins.

insert or inserted.

alleg.

alle.giance.

inst.

institute oi- instituted.

art.

artillery.

intest.

intestate.

b.

born or was born.

inv.

inventory.

bap.

baptized, was baptized or^aptism, jud.

judicial.

bef.

before.

k.

killed.

bet.

between.

kn.

known.

br.

brother.

Id.

land.

bur.

buried, was buried or burial.

lieut.

lieutenant or lieutenancy.

Ciipt.

captain or captaincy.

liv.

lived or living.

ch.

child, children, church or chart.

m.

married, was married, month or

chap.

chapter.

months.

CO.

county br company.

maj.

major.

col.

colonel, colony or colonial.

ment.

mentioned.

col"".

colored.

rail.

military or militia.

coll.

college or collections.

rain.

minister or ministerial.

comb.

combined.

N. E.

New England.

conip.

compared.

N, S.

New Style.

cons.

constitute or constituted.

nam.

named.

cont.

continued or continuation.

No,

number.

coi-p.

corporal.

num.

numerous.

couns.

counsellor.

0, S.

Old Style.

cov.

covenant.

ord.

ordained.

ct.

court.

orig.

original.

d.

day, days, died or daughter.

P-

page.

Dart.

Dartmouth.

PP-

pages, '

dans.

daughters.

petit.

petitioners or petitioned.
probate or pro lably.

dea.

deacon.

prob.

deg.

degree.

prop.

proprietor or proprietors.

div.

divided or division.

prov.

proved.

drd.

drowned or was drowned.

pub.

pubUsh, publishment, published

educ.

educated.

or was published.
emp.
employed.
rad.
radial.
Eng.
England.
rec.
record, records, recorded or
eng.
engaged or engineer.
received.
enl.
enlisted.
rem.
remained or removed.
ens.
ensign.
rep.
representative or represented.
esq.
esquire.
res.
resided.
est.
estate.
ret.
returned.
exc.
except.
s.
sou.
f.
father.
s,p.
no descendants.
fam.
family.
serg.
sergeant.
fidel.
fidelity.
sett.
settlers or settled.
fol.
foUo, following or foUowed.
sev.
several.
freem.
freeman or freemen.
trans.
transferred.
Gen.
Genealogy,
unm.
unmarried.
gen.
genealogical.
vol.
volume or volunteer.
gr-
grant, granted or great.
w.
wife.
gr. f.
grandfather.
wid.
widow.
gr. mo
, grandmother.
wks.
weeks.
gr. s.
grandson.
yr-
year or years.
grad.
graduate, graduated or was grad
-1-
indicates descendants when
uated.
names are unknown or un-
H. C.
Harvard College.
mentioned.
Initials standing for names of places refer to those previously given.
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